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VOL. 73, NO. 320, • SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
EM re led
The sun illuminates the Tight side of Saturn
as the rings cast their own shadow on the
giant planet in photo taken from distance
of 930,000 miles. Scientists say Saturns'
small moons record the solar system's ear-
ly, violent history.
Freeway pleas innocent
Judge seals grand~ testirrwny tranMripll
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEllL °'-o.My ...... ,Utt
Two suspects charged in
. Orange County in connection
with four of the so-called
freeway killings of young men
and boys pleaded innocent Fri-
day to murder charges during
an a ppearance in Central
Muni cl pal Court .
Entering the pleas before
Judge Richard Orozco were
~Fed hikes disco unt
I-ate to 12 percent
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Federal Reaerve Board on Fri-
day nlMd to 12 percent tbe in-t«.n,.... it charges to member
bub-'Ae *1oo should Ulhten µ.e abUlty of financial ln.stitu-
tlom to lou money and even-
tually could make it tou1her and
more expensive for consumers
to borrow money.
In addition to raillnl the rate
from 11 perceot, the board im-
po1ed a surcharge of 2 perceo-
tage pOtnts for large banks that
are frequent borrowers from the
Federal ResePVe.
04These actions, which are ef-
fedlve on Monday, were taken
in view of the current level of
short·term interest rates and the
recent, rapid growth On money
supply) and bank credjt," the
board said. A ming money supply and
bea vy credit fuel inflation,
which CU1TeDtly is runninc at a
12.7 percent annual rate.
Vernon Robert Butts, 23, of
Downey, and Gregory Matthew
Miley, 19, of Houston, Texas.
lo a related action, Superior
Court Judge Richard Beacom
granted a motion from Butts' at-
torney, Larry Bruce, to seal
transcripts containing test.imony
given to the county Grand Jury
before its issuance of murder in-
dictments against Butts and
Miley.
Bult.I was indicted in connec-
tion with three of the killings,
the deaths of Mark Duane
Shelton, 17, of Westminster;
Darin Lee Kendrick, 19, of
Cy pre ss, and Rob er t
Christopher Wiroatek, 18, of
Newport Beach.
Miley waa accused by the jury
in connection with the slaying
or the youngest vicUm ln tbe
freeway ldllinga lfJl'iea, that of
James McCabe, 12. of Garden
Grove.
Butta, an aspirin& magician,
previously waa charged by Los
Angeles authorities ln the Ken-
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1980 TWENTY-Fl~E ~S
California
gets new owner
By STEVE MA&BLE
Of ... o.My "*' , .... Miami-based Air Florida won
a week-long multimillion dollar
courtroom bidding war late Fri-
day for control of Air California,
the Newport Beach airline which
operates the lion's share of dally
flights out of John Wayne
Airport.
Air Florida topped other bid-
ders in federal court in San
Diego with an offer of $47.5
million to acquire Westgate
California Co rp .. Air
California's parent company.
The bidding war, which in-
volved five parties at one point,
came down to a race between
Air Florida and William Lyon, a
Newport Beach housing de-
veloper.
Air Florida, known in aviation
circles as the "darling of de-
-regulation," had entered the bid·
dinl scene la.st month with an of.
fer of $12.4 million in cub and
notes. "We'n1 delighted," said Air
Florida chairman E . Edward
Acker. "Air California has ter-
rific potential as a regional
airline and has the capability of
expanding into international
service."
Officials from the Miami-
based firm said the move isn't
aimed at merging the two
airlines and promised that the
Newport firm would remain in·
dependent and be allowed to
operate under its c urre nt
policies.
Air California. the comerstooe
of Westgate Califomja, is the
final operating asset or financier
C. Arnholt Smith, whose finan-
cial empire collapsed in 1973.
The courts ha,ve controlled Air
California, which flies 27 daily
departures from John Wayne,
s ince Wes tgate filed for
bankruptcy in 1974.
The battle to acquire Air
California was put into high-
gear early this month when San
Diego-based Pacific Southwest
Airlines announced it would top
all the bids.
Although several of the bid-
ders charged that PSA was
simply trying to "spoil the
sale," officials for the San Diego
airline said they'd been interest-
ed in Air California since the
late 19608.
They also noted that Air
Florida's opening bid was "em-
barrassingly low."
PSA tried to acquire the
Newport airline in 1969, but
called it quits after a six-month
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Jury g i v es niixed
mob case verdicts ..
LOS ANGELES CAP > -Five
reputed Mafia figures were
found guilty of racketeering Fri-
day but were acquitted on a
charge they arrange~ the
gangland murder of underworld
informer Frank "Bomp" Bom·
pensie.ro.
In addition, two of the men
were found guilty of extorting
money from a pomog.raphy firm
which was an FBI undercover
operation.
William Wasil, 3.t, the jury
foreman, t old reporters af-
terward that the panel "bad
carefully weighed" whether the
government's star witness,
Mafia informer Aladena "Jim-
my the Weasel" Fratianno, had
told the truth or lied -and
found he had done some of both.
"We viewed Jimmy Fratianno
with the greatest of care aod
doubt," said Wasil. .
He said the jury decidedb
·'there were too many in··:
consistencies" in Fratianno'a
testimony about the Bom-
pensiero slaying.
"We couldir~ give credence tO
Fratianno's testimony on that,"
be said. .
''I am puzzled by the
verdicts," was the only com···
ment from one of the defense at-
torneys, Anthony BrookUer.
U.S. District Judge Terry Hat-
ter set sentencing for Jan. 12.
Two of the men on trial were
found guilty of extortinc money
Crom a pornography operation•
which was 1et up by the FBI as
a ruse to lure the mob into ex-
posing its alleged plan to shake.
down pornographers throughout.:
the Loe Angeles area. .
U.S. sti ll uniting
f or hostage reply
With the convictions on th.;
racketeering-conspiracy ~ts~
the jury apparently determined'
that all five men had participat-
ed in the plan or extortion even
if all of them were not at the
shakedown scenes.
The verdicts, which were read
by the court clerk as t.he defen·
dants stood bes ide their at-
torneys, were given to each d~
fend ant.
WASHINGTON CAP) -There
was no response from Iran on
Friday to U.S. proposals on free-
ing the 52 American hostages,
but the State Department re-
fused to be discouraaed by the
continuinc silence.
"I am certainly not ready to
use words like setback or disap-
pointment," spokesman John
Trattner told reporters. "We
are', uoftbls mome.nt, still await-
inl the Iranian response or reac-
tion."
There was no sign ,
meanwhile, of any movement
here or in Tehran toward a set-
tlement. Ayatollah Mohammad
Beheabtl, leader of the Islamic
Republican Party, again men-
tioned pos sibly trying the
Americans as spies. but U.S. of·
ficlals s aid there was no
evidence that was about to oc·
cur.
They repealed that trials
would bring "grave conse-
quences" for Iran. .
Iran established its terms for releasing the bostaJes on Nov . 2
and called for a swift, public
U.S. reply. Instead, a five-man
diplomatic team flew to Algeria
on Monday with a secret
American message that was de-
livered to Iran in mid-week.
It is known to include a pledge
that the United States would not
intervene in Iran's internal af.
fairs. Also, the message pointed
out how difficult it would be
legally and technically to comp-
ly with some of tbe terms.
Although the Bompensiero·
slaying was included as a por-
tion of the racketeerin1 count,
the juron were required to find
only two acts of racketeering in-
cluding numerous charges of ex·
tortion. Their questions to tbe
judge during the deliberations
indicated they had rejected the
Bompen.siero slaying as one ol
those acts.
Moments after the verdicts
were announced, the prosecutor,
James Henderson, chief of the
Justice Department's We•t
Coast Organized Crime Strike
Force, said he believed the
jury's decision was a victory for
the govemment.
Coast
Third plane pilot found
Since then, the State Depart-
ment has waited to hear from
Tehran. '
"We have had no indication
from them that we will not have
a retpcae,'' spokesman Trat-
tner said. •on.ere ls no feellnl
that I detect, growing in thla
bulldint, that we will not 1et
one."
Weath er
SAN DIEGO CAP ) -The Na-the Cessna with whJch it col-
tional Transportation Safety lided.
Board wd Friday it hWl located The toU that mid-mornln, of
· the atudent pilot of a thlrd plane Sept. 25, 1978, a till is the blabest of
wbicb may have figured in a .an air coW9'on disuter in U.S.
1971 a1r diluter over San Diqo 'bi1tory.
wbleh took the lives of 144 peo. Brad Dunbar, apokeeman for
pie. -tbe NTSB air tafety board.
A aearch for a IDY•tery third deelinld to identify the aJJeaed
plane bu been under way alDce m11t.ery pllot. But Dunbar aaid
a Pacific Soutbwe1t Alrllnet t.be 1'7·year-oJd man bad •sreed
Boeiq m coWcled with andber to appear and •Ive a aworn
U,bt plane wbile pnpartai to atatea..t at a beartq Moadaj
laad. ID HaMborae.
TIM Alr LlDe PUotl AMOdaUoa A re•lltratioa. eumber wu
..... ........ tb6I weelt that lt provtded '° tM ..,., lloard -
•"poaltlvely confirmed" tile tlM pllota' oraaiaatJGa "and" pre1111ee ot a tldnl .aw whid tracked blm down," Duabar
may have .,..,..... dae jel11Mr'1 aald. He lldded Uaat NTIB &a·
crew. An ALPA=•mu .W v•U1aton had talked tct tbe .,,..,.. ot tM .... ..... ... pllot """1 brtlft7, ..
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Harold Martblmen, mana1er
of accident inveat11atlon for
ALPA, aaid on Monday that a
search wu beln1 made for the
pµot of a Ceuna 150.
At that tlme, a spokesman for
the rederal Avlatlon Ad-
mlDiltntkJD aaid the lnlorma-Uon proridecl by the plloU' or·
ganilMlon would be evaluated
but llcldld &b9 evidence tbed did
••not IUbltutiate the ~
of I tblrd plane."
••we tbiDk lt .. dil,.U., that
the board ll tryiq '° eneifJ .. iwe.t IUD ladlld ol IMvlal
tbeblame ....... tl ...... -GD
th• utter carei... .... of U.
PIA crew,•• 11ld CharlH
lpeaeer, 1pokelmaa for tile ...................
MeanwbUe, the department
seemed ple..ect with an order by
U.S.~ct Juclp Robert F. Pee in San Franclleo on
TbundaJ tbat llayt for IO dQt
~·proe-"np in JO lawsuit. In bis
court lnYOlvtq blocked Iranian
uaeta.
Peckham Hid be acted on a
IOVel'IUIMftl augesdon tbat all
proc ........ be troan ror three
moMlll.
TM dalml .,a1n1t Iran and
bloehd UMtl an entaulinl the .....,. lllue. Iran waaia all
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•bloead .
Fair throuih Sunday.
Lon 42 to 52. Highs upper
80a at beaches, 709 inland
valleys.
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appoi nte d bY Reagan
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Endins aevtral day1 ot rumora, Preaideat•ieet Rooald
Ru1u uld Friday h• bu choten Sdwla ....... UI. bll
lonatlme aid , and J•mcl A Baker Ill, who manaa.cl prealden·
ll•I t'ampalaru for two of hi.a oppOntftll, to _,. hla top ftlt.
tlou ~ advastin Meese, •PPolnted aa Whit. Houle cowwelor wtth Cabinet
rank will t>.: re1pon1lble for Cabinet admlnlatratlon, the dom~stk policy 1talr of the president and ataff operailona of the
NallonaJ ~curity Council. Baker will have overall direction of the White House 1taff,
lncludina conareaaJonal relation.a, admlnl1tratlon, presr rel•·
Uon11 aod the WhJte House peraonntl offlce. a..,.... lllrd 111 llllJlroll 111111 •r
VENICE (APl fo'ormal charaes of murder, robbery and al·
tempted murder were riled Friday a1aln1t a man ln the IUftlhot
death of Sahi K Riblcoff. the 23-year-()ld nJtce of Sen.
Abraham Riblcoff, D-Conn. The Los Angeles County district attorney's office 11id convlc·
Uon on the charge of murder with special clrcumstance1 -dur·
Lng a robbery could lead to the death penalty for Frederick
Jerome Thomas, 21, of Los Angeles, an unemployed laborer.
'''f e have the guy we believe Is the shooter," Deputy District At·
tomey Steve Troll said of Thomas. But lnvesU1aton do not think
they have the murder weapon, and they declined to say what
evidence linked Thomas to the slaying that occurred Wednesday
night.
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NEW YORK (AP> Commercial and induatrial loans on the
books of the nation's large banks rose $2.78 billion the rarsl week
of November, the Federal Reserve Board r~ported Friday.
Economists said that rather than signaling bualness ex·
pansion, the figures might reflect, in part, an excess of inven·
torles in stores and automobile dealerships.
The growth in loan demand In the week ended Nov. S com·
pared with a 1tain of ~ million In the previous week. brlnglnt
the total to Sls.4.468 billion.
1''...Wl•9 r •• r •*'•• r_.~ord
w smNGTON t P \ More Americans than ever were mar·
ried tn tm the large~t ~-early Increase since 1946, the govern-
ment N'f"'lrtt'd f'ndA~
Yt>t. for c'·er~ t\ll'o marnqes. there was one divorce. s aid a
reJl'('rt b~ the ~attonal Center for Httalth Statistics.
At UK-!lam<> time. thl' number of births, the birth rate and the
fentht' rate for "'-omen or childbearing ages all went up
some"''.tiat And the death rate dropped while overall life expe<:·
tanc,· m.c;e b' half a vear Th·e~ findin.rs "'ere rerorded in the center's vital statistics
report wh1c-h 1s 1s!';ut'd monthly.
Sewa•e outfall
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wWa die daath ol Cbarlel lllran· cta.w.o1a.uo ......
The two cMl.ndanu, amona
tour peraoe1 char1ed in the
••rltt ol killlnp of mor9 than 20
youn1 .. and boy1, 11t at op.
Polite end1 of a heavy wire
muh enclo1ure In Judie
Oro1co'1 courtroom as they
awalted the 1tart of proceedinp
Friday afternoon.
Butta 1t.ood and responded in a
loud voice to qUtttlom posed by
Oroaco and hla attomey, while
Miley remained seated and
mumbled hla answers.
Both 1&11peeta are bein1 held
in Oran•e County Jall without
ball. They face 1pecial
clrcum1tance alle1atlona that, if
they are convicted, could leed to
lmpoalUoo of the death penalty.
Orosco ordered that both men
be returned to court Dec. 12 for
further proceedJnga.
Oro&co also set tentative pre·
llmlnary hearing dates of Jan.
'26 for Butts and Jan. 12 for
Miley. ~ a result of a re«mt
state Supreme Court decision,
persons Indicted by a grand jury
are ·entitled to a preliminary
hearing Into the charges against
them.
Also racing charges in Los
Angeles In connectiort with the
slayings are William George
Bonin. 33, of Downey, and
James Munro, 19, of Michigan.
Bonin has been charged via a
criminal complaint with 14 slay·
ings, Munro with one.
Orange County authorities
have not ruled out the possibility
of other indictments .
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LONG GONE PATCH OF LAWN GETS MOWED IN 1-PHOTO OF lfMN! IOWL
Amphlthe•t•r on Laguna'• fntiv•I grounds I• home of P999ent of the M•atere
Lagunans not worried
Festival ·r e placement alternatives outlined
By STEVE MITCHELL
OI -OMly ,. ... Staff If the Festival of Arts packs
up its costumes, makeup kits
and pro111 and walks out, it's not
goin g to make an overnight
ghost town of Laguna Beach.
That's the reaction of several
Laguna Beach officials to the
news that the festival, a 48-year
institution in Laguna Beach, is
looking for a new place to hang its
act.
to find an alternative revenue·
producing use for the festival
grounds.
And, he says, he does not
be lieve the current festival
board has any patent on their
pageant product.
Leader of Baptists
sorry about slur
Festival officials say the or·
ganization is oulg[Owing its six·
a cre home on Laguna Canyon
Road.
For years , the s uccessful
Pageant of the Masters, where
works of art. are re-created on-
1stage with live models, has been
sold out.
The 2,662 seats in the Irvine
Bowl, where the six-week swn-
mer program is held under the
stars, was large enough in 1941
when it was dedicated.
"We could find another group
to do the same thing," Ballin
said. "Maybe the Art-A-Fair
would be interested in movini
onto the grounds and continuina
the page.ant.·'
The Art·A-Fair, along with the
Sawdust Festival, are two other
festival organi&ations that dis·
play art during the six-week
summer run on the canyon road. DEL CITY, Okla. <AP) -The
president of the Southern Bap-
tist ConvenliOJl, while insisting
he was o nl y "t e a s ing ,"
apologized Friday lo anyone of-
fended by his remark in a broad-
cast sermon that "J ews got
funny-looking noses."
Ocean pipe nearly finished
"I s incerely apologize to
anyone who was offended by my
teasing," said Dr. Bailey Smith,
the Oklahoma preac her who
leads the world's largest Protes·
tant denomination.
But festival ticket takers tum
away thOusands these days, and
there's a Z7-year wailing list to
join the 4,000-member Pageant
of the Masters organization and
be eligible to buy tickets.
A larger amphitheater, more
parking, less traffic congestion
are all things the Laguna Can·
yon sitedoesnotoffer.
City Manager Keo Frank sees.
many possible uses for the site,
but cautions there are certain
deed restrictions on the property
imposed when the Irvine Co.
gave the land to the city.
"It can be used for parks and
recreation uses, or cultural and
artistic purposes," Frank said.
He said one alternative would
be to find some use similar to
the Festival of Arts, "whether
that means another art festival or use as a park complex,
maybe expand the tennis comts
and make a major tennis com-
plex."
8)' JOHN NEEDHAM
01 , ... o.lly ~Itel Sutt
Officials of the South East,.
Regional Reclall)allon. Authority
s ay a new one -and-a-half mile
sewage outfall pipe off Doheny
Beach is nearin1 completioll.
._ Started nearly two years HO and bUllt Ill a ~ at aboS tu
million, the new outfall will
re place the current outfall which
runs from the SERRA treatment
plant on Del Obis po Street to
more than a mile into the ocean
off Dana Point.
•'The pro1ect is virtually com-
pleted," said J ohn Pe rry, direc·
tor of operations for the Moulton
Niguel Wate r District , a
participating agency .
Perry said the only thing hold·
ing up the switchover to the new
outfall are claims by two con-
tractors for more money than
the bid specified.
"These are minor problems
and we don't foresee them hold-
ing up the project for any great
length of time," Perry said.
H e s aid th e N o rthe rn
California firm of He aly -
Tiv1ttes, the primary contractor.
is requesting an additional
$221,000 for work the company
says it did to install the outfall.
'tbe construction company
claims th8t more work w• ~
........... GC--~boUom to
prepare it for the pipe ttian bad
been'Hpected when it submitted
the original bid,
A second contractor, Sully-
M iller of Santa Ana, meanwhile
Is attempting to get $45,000 from
Healy-TiviUes for the cost of un·
expected additional excavation
it says waa required.
Sully-Miller is a subcontractor
on the project anCI was paid
through Healy-Tivittes. For this
reason the SERRA board is tak·
ing no position in the dispute.
However, board members will
consider Healy-Tivittes' claim
next month at their regular
meetlng.
Perry said the new outfall is
needed becauae of rapid growth
in the area during the last few
'PUnkers' hearing
moved up I week
A hearing for two Huntington
Beach punk rock fans charged in
the near-fatal grad night knifing
of a limousine chauffeur last
June wu delayed Friday to al-
low a key witness to seek im-
munity from prosecution.
The proceeding In which Ron
Glenn Sherrard and David Paul
Owen, both 19, face chances of
111ualt with intent to commit
murder resumes at 9 a.m. next
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Friday in Harbor Municipal
Court.
Sherrard, of 20661 Horl&on
Lane. and Owen, of 8121 Munster
Drive, were in court Frlday
along with their attorneys for
the brief start of the hearln1 to
air evidence agaJnst them and
determine If they will W tried.
Victim Daniel Harms, 25, of.
Cypress,· is expected to be
amone the witnesaes along with
1ome or all of his young
passengers on the nltht of
Edison HJgh School's eradua-
tfon.
Harrna, who waa hospltaU&ed
in critical condition for a lime,
11id he got out to lnvesll1ate a
bottle-t hrowin1 epi1ode t hat
marred hil rental llmou1lne on
Walnut Street in"Weat Newport
that nltbt.
He came 1ta11erin1 back to
ask hla puaen1era to drive him
for help after confronllnl eilht
youthl In another car and beln1
att~cked, police said.
Hanna 11ld he wu beaten and
punc'-8d. addlnl that ht• H ·
Hil•'-ta poured beer over hi•
head ud laqbed after a lcnite
w11 plwt1ed lnto hla chttt, near-
ly niekifta "1• heart.
J,µd1e Richard Lu11ebrlnll
cloeed Ute ht•liDI Friday abort·
ly a fter teaUmony b••an t..ea.-a wtlMI• want.a· to peUU. 0r-.. County Superior
Court for immunAty from proe· eouttm. A ...._ Gn IMr requeet ll H ·
peeled to ~ filed .. ...., la
laata Au to auun tMt •
cannot be elaarpd u '8 •·
eompUee ln tbe eue.
years which make it necessary
for expansion of the Dana Point
treatment plant u well.
Last January a new
four·million-gallon system was
built to au1menl the existing
n1ne-mlllloo-1allon facility. ~
just u tbe ••~ wtas near-lng completion last winter .•
heavy rains md subsequent •
flooding caused Sl million worth
of damage to both plants.
Perry said repairs have been
completed and a new Sl.22,000 re-
taining wall has been built to
keep flood waters from again ln·
undating the facility.
He said most of the money for
the $17-m.illion plant expansion.
including the new outfall, came
from grants from the federal
Environmental Protection Agen·
cy with the stale Water Re~ources Control Board pick-
ing up 12 percent of the costs.
Communities served by the
Dana Point treatment plant are
Dana Point, Capistrano Beach,
San Juan Capistrano and parts of
Mission Viejo, Laguna ffills and
Laguna Niguel. San Clemente has
its o~ treatment plant, but
pumps e ffluent through the
SERRA outfall.
AIRUNE . • •
legal battle involving a Justice
Department anti-trust suit.
PSA pulled out of Friday's
bidding war. It never announced
the dollar amount of its offer.
George Stearns, • PSA
spokesman, said early Friday
his firm's offer had been condJ-
tloned upon approval from the
Civil Aeronautics Board, which
has final s ay on all airline
purchaaea.
•'We were never in It simply to
spoil the deal," said Stearns, ad·
dine that without the condJtion
of CAB approval there was
worry that PSA could flnd Itself
flghtin1 an anli-truat suit a1aln.
Other bidders Included de·
veloper Lyon, Oran1e County
developer Hersh Hopen1amer
and San Die10 ener11 en·
trepreneur Richard L. Bums.
Herbert Kunzel, the co-tnwtee
for Air CaUlornla '• parent com·
pany, described the retulta of
the blddlne war •• "1pienclkl."
•'I exl*t*t the blddln1 to 10
ht1h. but not that bl1h," he 1aJd.
The blddln• wa1 ror Weats•te
propert.iet held by the Federal
Depo1it ln1urance Corp.. the
holdln1 company'• laraest
CNditor.
Air Florlda, an 8·year·old
'eompanf with more than $100
mtlUon In uaeta, nlH 11°"' the
East Cout to New York Ctty
.nd to tbe Caribbean and polntl
ln lturope.
Air CalllornM, a •rowtal 're· ~al earner la tbe r. .. ol pure._... Mftt'al tM .,r.
ct•tel DCI ._.r • JN, fllea ~ro.....,. CAlltwala and to'
0....-MdNn•.
Smith said the remark about
noses, made Sept. 14 at the end
or a sermon on God's special
people and special places to his
suburban Oklahoma City con-
gregation was "an aside."
Two weeks before the remark,
Smith bad sparked controversy
when he told an audience of
15 ,000 at a National Affairs
Briefing in Dallas that "God
Almighty does not hear the
prayer of a Jew," because Jews
do not accep t J esus a s the
Messiah.
Dr. David Hyatt, president of
the National Confere nce of
Christians and Jews, said. "As a
Catholic and a Christian. I find
his comments repugnant. out·
rageous and dangerous."
The Da llas Morning News ob-
ta I ned a tra nscript of the
sermon, which was broadcast on
an Oklahoma radio station from
the Fir,it Baptist Church in Del
City. It quoted Smith as saying
from the pulpit:
"There are some people with
whom God works more intimate·
ly than others. Why, you say? I
don't know. Why did he choose
the Jews? I don't know why he
chose the Jews.
"I think they got funny-looking
noses. myself. I don't know wh y
he chose the J ews. That's God's
business. Amen."
Added to this is the more than
$200,000 the festival board pays
Laguna Beach in rent for use of
the six-acre parcel.
The city puts that money into
its general fund, and the rent
he lps pay off the $303.000 annual
bond owed on Main Beach Park.
"If the festival leaves town,"
says Di ck Reese . the city's
finance director, "we have to
find S200.000 in re venue
somewhere else or cut expen·
ditures by $200,000."
Laguna Beach Mayor Wayne
Baglin says the potential move
presents a challenge to the city
Seal Be ach
store r obbed
A curly-haired man with a
long droopy mustache and a
small handgun held up a Seal
Bea ch market early Friday
evening and escaped with
roughly $400 in cash, police s aid.
Officers s aid the bandit,
described as about 25 years or
age . e ntered the Dolphin
Markel. 1430 Ocean St., at about
8 p.m .. pulled the gun and de·
manded cash. They said he left
the a rea in a yellow van.
ESTATE SALE OF
Another alternative, be said,
would be to get the deed restric-
tion removed. "Then we could
'1Se it for commercial purposes
or even res idential ."
Pedestrian hit
in Dana Point
A 45-y ear-old Colorado
woman. knocked down by a
motorcyclist in a Dana Point
crosswalk Friday evening, was
listed in fair condition, suffering
internal injuries and a broken
leg.
Ve rda Beatch, California
Hi_ghway Patrol officials said,
was crossing Pacific Coast
Highway al Granda Drive at
about 8 p.m. when struck by the
cyclist. She was taken to San
Clemente Gneral Hospital.
The cyclist, 23-year-()ld F.ddie
Robert of Alta Loma. was belng
treated in intens ive care at
South Coast Medical Center
following the mishap.
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Escape.e
'gJdlty'
in death
AD Oranie Couaty J1.&ry Friday
~o.-vleted Lo mpo4: pr laon .. u,.. Lawrence Rola Pou.Lien
of ftrit dell'M murder for the
beer bottle bl1.&d1eonln1 or a
Nlerton man two years aao.
The panel, however, de'd
locked on special death penal·
tr alleeationa. As a retult, prosecutor CWf
Harris said be will push for
selection of a new jury befin·
ninf Monday to decidct ::
• Poulsen, a former Fullerton res-
ident, should face possible ex·
ecution in the California gas
chamber.
The jury convicted Poulsen for
the October 1978 beating death
of Daniel Marziale , 50, in tµs
Fullerton home.
But after hearing or the jury's
10-2 deadlock in favor of special
circumstances (the vote must be
unanimous>. Harris said, "I feel
it's an issue that should be re-
solyed. ''
Poulsen is cha rJted with com· milting murder with pre medita·
lion during the course or a rob·
bery. ,
To seek conviction on this
special circumstance allegation,
Harris wiU have to again call
many of the witnesses who
testified during the trial.
It also will mean special death
penalty juror selection pro-
cedures used for the original
jury will have to be used once
more.
Required by the California
Supreme Court, the rules say
potential jurors must be ques-
tioned a bout t he ir capita l
punishment views outside the
presence of their peers.
ll took five days to pick a jury
last time, Harris said, and he
expects it will take a similar
amount of time for a new panel.
In addition to his conviction for murder , Poulsen was
found guilty of r obbery in
several unrela.ted cases.
He was arrested about five
weeks after ,Marziale died and in
poss(ssion of the victim's
automobile.
Poulsen had been sent to the
federal correctional institute at
Lompoc afte r being convicted
for armed bank robbery. 'He
escaped from the pena l institu-
tion about two weeks before
Marziale was slain.
"!'er practice grew
along with lrvi~
By RICHARD GREEN
Of tM DMIY Ptlet SUH In the eight years since she
opened the first medical prac-
tic e in Irvine, Dr. Natalie
Schuckmell has changed from a
country-oriented doctor to more
of a specializing phys ician.
While the city's population has
grown six-fold during the eight
years since Irvine's incorpora-
tion, her own practice has grown
to the point where she now sees
members of 2,500 families.
She is a pe diatr ician by
specialty, but back in the early
years of her Irvine practice she
was forced into being a general
practitioner in emergency
situations.
''Th~re were only 11,000 peo·
pie in· 1frvine when I opened practic~." she said in an in·
terview in her University Park
office. "Everything north of the
San Diego Freeway in Irvine
was pure farmland all the way
to the Santa Ana Freeway.
"At that time there was no
such thing as a paramed ic and
sometimes I'd be called on in
emergencies.
I remember when one of the
workmen constructing housing
in the Rancho San Joaquin com ·
munity got stung be a bee.
·'He must have had an a llergic
reaction. 'His race was all bloat-
ed when they brought him to me.
I started an J.V. and I'm sure if
it were not for me he would
have died."
She aJso was called on to care
for people with skull fractures
and others who were choking on
food .
But things have changed quite
a bit from those days.
··A bout three months ago some-
one ran into my office and
told me a child had been hit by a
car at Culver Drive and the San
Diego Freeway. By the time I
got out there, a paramedic was
already on the scene."
But even with the present
paramedic system, Irvine still
needs an around-the-clock
em ergency room. s he said.
· Grand jury against
dual Grier positions
"Several years ago the city
p r omi sed w e 'd h a ve an
emergericy care facility but we
s ti ll d on 't have on e ." Dr.
Schuckmell said.
While she stands ready to help
patients in emergencies. most of
the pediatrician's wo rk is less
s pectacular.
She says she can't count the
number or calls she's received in
the middle of t he night by a
parent concerned over t he
health of a child. By FREDERICK SCROEMEHL
Of ti. OMly ~let Suff
The Orange County Grand
Jury has stepped into the fray
surrounding the proposed ap-
pointment of Ma rgaret Grier as
county mental health director,
encouraging the board of
supervisors to "settle for
nothing less than a thoroudtly
equipped administrator . "
In a three-page letter to
supervisors, the jury made no
mention of Miss Grier, but the
jury 's language strongly sug-
gests that it does not feel she is
the right person for the mental
health position. Miss Grier currently is direc-
tor or the co unty Human
Services Agency. It bas been pro-
posed by 5th District Supervisor
Thomas Riley that she receive a
dual appointment as director of
mental health, a proposal which
bu drawn criticis m from tbe
coanty's Mental Health Advisory Board the county Medical Als· ~ ~odaUon and an advocacy group.
Tbe groups' representatives
concede that Miss Grier is a
capable administrator . But they
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"Bear,'' a flve·month·old
shepherd-collie mix la a bt1,
playful pup who needs a
warm home and someone to
romp with. If you can fill the
blll, •top by the Oran1e Coud-
ty Humane Society kennel on
Newland Avenue near the
EdllOll plant and plck him up.
It'• i:.J.rdtn 10 a.m. to 5 ... ;.m. y throulh Satur-
day.
charge she does not possess the
professional require ments to
hold the mental health position.
The jury, in its inquiry on the
issue, cited a section or the stale
Administrative Code, in which it
is mandated that any local
director of mental health be
eith e r a phy s ician , a
psychologist, a clinical social
worker or an administrator with
a masters' degree in hospital ad-
ministration, public health ad-
ministration or public ad·
ministration with certain health
care related experience .
The jury noted that it is aware
of a separate state Government
Code section that ·'provides a
'loophole' for the appointment of
a mental health director lacking
the above necess ary qualifica-
tions." The jur y concluded : " ...
Orange County. as a growing
and exemplary community,
should settle for nothing less
than a thoroughly equipped ad-
ministrator with line responsibili-
ty. and that Orange County looks
to you, the board, to provide a full-
time, fully qualified director ...
who meets all the standards ofthe
state Administrative Code.
"A decision which provides
our county with less than this
seems inappropriate to the man-
dated leadership of the second
lar gest COWltY in the state of
California," the jury said.
Riley, who serves as the
board's liaison on mental health
matters, Thursday attempted to
defuse the controversy over the
dual appbintment by offering a
comproDUSe plan designed to
offset coacems expressed by the
Mental Health Advisory Board.
The board recommended in a
lS to 2 vote against the dual ap-
pointment.
Riley said supervisors should
approve the dual appointment,
with the provision that Miss Grier
delegate most or the mental
health authority to an asslatant
director who would report to her.
The supervisor also sunest.ed
that the role of the Mental
Health A.dvi10ry Board, a atate-
m and ate d bod y, be
atrensthened.
The dual appointment luue
will confront aupervlaon durtn1
their resular meet1n1 Tuesday.
MlN Grier bu Mrved .. in·
terlm mental health dlr.c:tor
tlnce lut November. Sbe wu
11ven the Job followl••~•
resl1natMM\ or Dr. Ernest W Klatte.
·'When a child cries and then
that cry turns to one of pain,
very few parents can stand by
unmoved -and you wouldn't
want them to.
"If a child Is in pain, I don't
care if I'm called 15 limes when
nothing is wrong just as long as
l 'm called the one time when the
child has an appendicitis," she
said.
Besides her practice in Irvine,
Dr. Sc huc k mell is a s taff
member at Hoag Hospit al. Santa
Ana Community Hospital and at
Children's Hospital or Orange
County, where she is on the ex-
ecutive committee.
Dr. Schuckmell also is a com·
missioner of quality assurance
for the Orange County Medical
Association a nd is a charter
member of the Irvine Chamber
of Commerce.
Work slated
on library,
SC center
Work is expected to start early
next year on a 10,000-square-foot
public library and an adjacent
4,000-square-fool senior citizens
center in San Clemente.
Council me mbers have ap·
proved plans for the Spanish-
style structure , which will be
bullt adjacent to the city's Com-
munity Center on Calle Seville.
The $1 million building is to be
funded by Orange Co unty
($800,000 for the library) and a
federal Hous ing and Urban
Development grant of $200,000
for the senior citizens portioo of
the build.inf.
City council members have
"approved design plans for the
bullding and will advertise for
bids to construct the two adja-
cent raclUties. ·
City officials say they intend
to open bids In mid· December.
Party probed
WASHINGTON (AP> -An
evantellcat mtntster and one-
time aide to Prestdent·elect
Ronald Be•••n bat lnv6ted
40,000 rell1loua people to buy
SUO tlckeU to an inau11.&ral
celebraUon which bu come UD·
der a f•de ral arand Jury'•
~eruUny.
Saturday. November 15, 1980 DAILY PILOT
Production rises
But outlook poor for improvement
WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbe
nation's economy continued its
apparent climb out of recession
as industrial production rose 1.6
percent in October, the biggest
monthly jump in more than two
ye ars, the gove rnment an·
nounced Friday.
Production of U.S. factories
and mines has improved rapidly
since declining in the depths of
l as t s prin g 's econ o mi c
downturn. After six consecutive
monthly drops. output has in-
creased 4 percent since July, the
Federal Reserve reported .
Industrial production remains
4.4 percent below October 1979
levels , howeve r , a nd private
economJsts caution that the re·
cent, steady improvement prob-
ably willnotcontinue.
Rising interest r ates and
persistent. double-digit inflation
are taking a renewed toll on re·
tall sales. In addition, une mploy-
ment is expected to remain high,
furthe r da mpening consump-
tion.
These fact.ors could bode ill for
future industrial production :
Much of the current improve·
ment occurred in the consumer
sector, particularly among dura-
ble goods such as a utos and
home products.
•'The economy is weakening
again and could ran back," said
Lawrence Chimerine , bead or
Chase Econometrics Associates,
a private forecasting firm. He
attributed part or the resurgence
in overall production to the end
or c redit restraints imposed
earlier this y~ar.
Auto sales have been Oat a
will continue to feel the cnm
fro m h igh i nterest r ate ,
Chimerine said, and home g
also will be adversely affect
as rising mortgage rates aga
dampen house sales.
Base for interferon
stolen, UC claims
SAN FRANCISCO <AP l -The
University or Ca lifornia Friday
acc u sed a New Je r s e y
p ha rmaceutical company of
stealing genetic mater ial used to
create the disease-fighting pro-
tein interferon.
In a counterclaim filed in U.S.
Dist rict Court. the university's
r egents c laimed that "pro·
prietary cell lines " of interferon
were illegally transferred from
an employee of the National
Cancer lnstitute to an employee
of Hoffman-La Roche Inc.
The regents also claimed that
Hoffman-La Roche agreed to
transfer the cell lines to Genen·
tech. a South San Francis o firm . and that one or bolh of l ,.
companies ha ve copie d t ('
genes in the cell lines, and co
bined the copies to form an
ganism that forms interferon.
T he univ ersity filed its cla 11
in response to u suit med Se t
13 by Hoffman-La Roche, whi h
said the university is trying u
pre vent th e compa ny atd Genentech from producing i
terferon. The cell line. known s
KG·l and its mutant KG-lA, w ).,
discovered by David W. Golf\1·
and H. Phillip Keoffl er, met 1
be rs of the fac ulty a t t~t
Un iversity of· California q, ..
Angeles. !
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Banks 'in season' for coast bandits
•1 GL&.NN IOOTT Cit .............
v. hN1 a mu1' Ot-d from UM Paclllc City Bank ln Miaaloa Viejo
thlit "'('\'k "'uh .-n undlaclOied amount or money. be bad puOed UM
15th bm1k robber> an Oranae County alnce Novemberoegan.
Tt11H !> twll~• Uum a bank a day tot two weeks .
Tht' Mi ~11111 VteJo robber, who carried a han~aun and ordered
ln MlaalolftVieJo a day earlier, said Sheriff'• Lt. Wyatt Hart.
He bu n'\ been cauabt, but some of the November suspects
have. otnclala tor the Federal Bureau or JnvestJaatJon, who handle
bank robbery inve1U1ation.s, like to point out that their cases often
take week.a or months to crack.
They've bad a lot of business lately. In 191.9, there were five
bank robberies durln1 the lirat two week.a of NC>ftmber.
rate. He claimed that the final figures this year probably will end
up showing only a alight annuaJ increase for Orange County.
"These flurries are unexplainable, really," he said. "But tbef
do seem to even out.''
As bank robberies go up, the kind or robbery has cbaneed. The
d ays of the old-fas hioned bank heist and the "pl'ofesaionala" like
Willle Sutton are just about gone, said the FBI m an. Almoet all of
the robberies today, he said, pit ''one person against one teller." • tell{'r lo 1•111pty a uah drawer Tbunday, lS beleved to be
'· rHpon'(1hlt• for ut least two of the roltberiea. , )h• ht., Lht• dt•s('riptioo of a man In his 20s who robbed the Coast
" f'edt'ral Suvu1gs .rnd Loan Aasoclallon on~rown Valley Parkway
The total number of bank holdups ln Orann County last year
WH UiO. There have been 153 reported this year .
A spokesman for the FBI said from bl8 Loa Anfeles office Fri·
day that the increase seems to flt the trend In the national crime
To counter that, banks are taking precautions by keeping-Te..,,·---
alively smaJI amounts incashdrawers.
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'THE LORD WAS LOOKING OUT FOR us·
Calvary Paators Jeff ZJppl, Biii McKinney
!Medical building
;to open in Irvine
• i A 53,()()(J.!.quc.irc foot medical
b ui ldin A with an e mergency
t oom. plldrmacy and radiology
departm<·nt i!> to officially open
E. ly next month in Irvine, ac·
ding to a ~l'neral partner in
facilit~. ~ Dr . Wil l iam Birnbau m f:i~scri hed t he Woodbridge
(Vledical Center as a "complete rmbulatorv care r enter ."
He sairl · t"1ght dentists and 43
~octors will practice there.
• The ~mcrJ?cncy room Wlll be
~pen inH1ally from 8 <..m to 10
. m and Birnbaum predicted
hat 1t eventually wi ll be open 24
ifiou rs a d:t'
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Light
The $4.5 million building will
be owned and operated by a
partnership of the doctors prac-
ticing there, he said.
Last month , a UC Irvine
spokesman announced that ten
tative agreement h ad been
reached between the university
and Long Beach Me morial
Hospital to build a $10 million am·
bulatory care facility on · the
Irvine campus.
If final agreement is reached.
that medical center, which is to
include a 24-hour emergency
room. would open in a bout two
yea rs.
Laguna church finally 'home'
Calvary congregation buys Legion Street building
By JOHN NEEDHAM CM• Dllty ,.. ... kMI
For the put 10 years the Laguna Beach Calvary Church has
been a church without a home.
Over the years the congregation has held services in junior high
school gymnasiums, in the Moose lodge, and for the past three
years in the American Legion Hall.
But what Pastors Bill McKinney and Jefr Zippi describe as
"our long vigil in the wilderness'' is over. The 75-member con·
gregation has bought the Little Church by the Sea on Legion
Street.
"The timing was perfect,'' McKinney s aid. "We received
notice from the city that after the first week in September we
could no longer hold services in the Legion Ha ll due lo renovation
or the building.
"I can't help but feel that the Lord was looking out for us. It
just had to be from the Lord."
When it was fo unded in 1953. the Laguna Beach Calva ry
Church owned what is now.the Hari Krishna Temple at the corner
of Glenneyre and Le"ion Streets.
Problems began in the late '60s when elders decided to sell the
church and buy Pine Castle on High Drive. The gabled structure was
to house both a church and rental units.
But the City Council had other ideas. It seems zoning m the
area did not permit dual usage and the church was left holding the
bag. Without a perm~nent place to conduct services, the congrega-
lion dropped from more than 300 members to fewer than a dozen at
one point.
''For a while it was only seven fa milies holding the whole thing
together ," McKinney said "They met in each other's homes and
were seriously considering disbanding and joining other churches.
"Those seven families were the real heartbeat or our church,"
Zippi said. ''They hung together when it was really tough."
McKinney said when they held services in the Legion Hall dur·
ing the summer they used the same room as the Sunshine Summer
School.
"It was quite an experience trying to preach above the noise or
about six hamsters running around in their cages," he said,
laughing. "But now that's over ."
McKinney's congregation purchased the Little Church by the
Sea last month when its pastor decided to move out of Laguna
Beach and its members voted to disband. "I suppose he felt he was
being called to work elsewhere." McKinney said.
He added that 1l doesn't matter where people gather to
wors hip. "It 1s not because of a building that you are a church," be
said.
"What makes a church arethe people sitting in the pews. The peo-
ple are the church . not the building on the comer."
In their new home for about a month now. the t wo pastors said
their church welcomes new members "We're not going to be out
knocking on doors.·· Z1ppi said. ''But services are on Sunday mom ·
ing at 10:30 for anybody who wants to come.··
Bolles killer to face death
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TUCSON (AP) -John Harvey
Adamson was sentenced Friday
to die in the gas chamber for the
1976 car-bombing death of in·
vestigative reporter Don Bolles,
despite his plea for life.
Pima Countr Superior Court
J udge Ben C. Birdsall said be
had found no circumstances that
would call ror leniencv.
Adamson showed no visible
e motion whe n BirdsalJ an·
nounced his decision. He wallted
back to the defense table, laid down a court document -be bad
been holding, and wallted from
the court room escorted by bis
attorneys and sheriff's deputies.
Birdsall ruled there were two
circumstances calUng for the
Arizona town
up for sale
NAVAJO, Ariz. (AP) -This
7 .5-acre Arizona town goes on
the auction block Dec. 13, unless
someone comes up with $675,000
firs t. "It's basically a spot in the
road ," said Frances Gr eer .
whose family owns Navajo.
·'Seriously," she said, "the
weather is the best in Arizona,
the water: is the best l 've ever
tasted, and the town would be
ideal for a husband and wife
team -they'd do extremely
well financially ."
fall
death penally that Adamson
did it for money and that Bolles
was kiUed ''in a cruel, heinous and
depraved manner ."
Before the sentence, Birdsall
told Adamson there is a pro·
vision for automatic appeal of a
death sentence.
Before the sentence was pro·
nounced, Adamson ha d told
Birds all he believed a voided
plea agreement he m ade for a
20-year sentence in the case still
should be in effect.
The sentencing came after
Birdsall heard some three hours
of testimony and evidence in a
pre-sentencing hearing, in which
the defense attorneys had said a
life sentence should be im posed
Adamson, 36. a former r;ire
dog breeder from Phoenix, was
convicted last month of first
degree murder in Bolles' death
in 1976.
The prosecution c I aimed
Adamson was hi red for $10.000
to kill Bolles. and that he built a
dynamite bomb and placed it un·
de r the reporter 's car in a
Phoenix parking lot.
Under state law, the death
penalty cannot be imposed un
less lhe state proves the killing
involved several aggravating
ci rcumstanres
Prosecutor Wilham J Schafer
Ill outlined evidence that he
said proved the exis tence of
thr ee aggravating
circumstances They were that
Adamson had killed for money,
that the killing was done in a
way that could endanger others
a nd that it was done in a
"he inous, cruel or depraved
manner."
Ocfenst! lawyer Wi lliam H.
F eldhacker argued lhe state
fai le d to prove aggr avating
circumstances. And defense at-
torney Gregory H. Martin asked
that Adamson be given a life
sentence so he could help p~
secute others in the killing.
Adamson read a statement
s a y ing he was wi lling to
l'm)perate m the prosecution of
others. but not if the s tate At·
torney General 's Office handles
the case
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plex, a 17-acre parcel that eventually will
hold five office structures in~luding an
eight-stor y building. The first phase -a
four-story building and companion two-
stor y structure, is expected to be finished
by the s ummer. of 1981. The property is
bordered by MacArthur Boulevard, Birch
Street and Campus Drive. John Wayne
Airport is shown at the top of photo. The
existing Santiago Bank is shown on right
side of site.
Cultist ret11rn delayed
CAIL. Y PILOT , t:i
New Front~r revMi~d -
conference analyzes JFK achievements
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tbe
late President John F. Kennedy
was the last U.S. chief executive
with a clear vision of the future
for the American people and the
last one to have the means to
implement his programs, a
group of Kennedy Administra-
tion officials and scholars have
said.
In what was billed as the first
s ubstantive ana lysis of the Ken·
... nedy years, some 40 members or
the New Frontier gathered in a
two-day conference this week at
the Unive rs ity of Southern
California to examine JFK's
social. foreign, civil rights a.nd
military programs.
"IT IS the first major focus by
a collection of the New Fron·
tiersmen on Preside nt Ken-
nedy's policies 20 years later.
and how well those policies
worked out." said Mi chael J
Aguirre, who organized the con·
ference under the auspices or
the USC College of Continuing
Education and hi s tory de ·
partment, along with the John
Fitzgerald Kennedy Library and
the Greater Los Angeles Press
Club.
"What is r eall y becoming
clear is that Kennedy was the
rasrpresident with a clear focus
and view on where he wanted
the American people to move
and at the same time to have the
technical capability to mobilize
the government to move us in
that direction." said Aguirre. a
former U.S. assistant attorney
and now a history lecturer at
USC.
VISION OF FUTURE
John F. Kennedy
Speaking before a group of
some 400 conference attendees
at USC's Norris Cinema The-
ater. panelists included Ralph
A. Dungan, former special pres-
ide n li a I assistant: Roger
Hills man, former director of the
State Department Bureau of In·
telligence and Research; Adrian
S. Fisher, former deputy direc-
tor. Arms Control and Disarma-
ment Agency, and peace activist
a nd Nobel Laureate Linus Paul-
ing.
They discussed a wide range
HE CREDITED the success of of topics. including Kennedy's
Kennedy's administration to failure to exercise control over
Surprise audiehce member
Arthur M . Schlesinger Jr.,
former special assistant to Ken·
nedy. argued with panelists over
the substance of conversations
they had with JFK and who said
what when.
While admitting the tone of the
conferen ce •was nostalgic,
Aguirre said. "It's not a rally
for John Kennedy." He sa1d
participants discussed practical
ways of maintaining the best of
the Kennedy philosophy whlle
abandoning those Kennedyisms
that are no tonger relevant to
the 1980s.
"TH E EXTENSION of the
Policies that were initiated dur·
ing the Kennedy period have
been rejected t}y the American
people during the election of
Ronald Reagan. The Democrats
must salvage what was endurimg
and eliminate what wasn't,·~ sai d , noting the rece
Republican lands lide elecf
victory that gave the GOP
trot or the Senate for the fi
time in 25 years.
Aguirre said the Kennedy
philosophy was that there was
nothing inconsis tent between
high ideals and practicality, and
that politics "can be an honora-
ble art.
T eacher ousted
U.S. lawmen uxiit in Guyana for suspect
a nd abetting the murder of "the range of people he was able the intelligence community, MIAMI CAP> -A "breakdown
in negotiations" Friday prevent-
ed three U .S . mars hals in
Guyana from bringing back a
for mer Peoples Temple cultist
wanted in the United States in
the slaying of Rep. Leo Ryan.
said the deputy marshals were
sent to Georgetown. Guyana ,
this week to escort Larry Layton
to Miami for arraignment before
a U.S. magistrate .
to pull in that subs_..uent ad· Kennedy's arms control efforts Ryan. conspiracy to kill Deputv --.
LIVINGSTON (AP) -Mitsue
Takahashi ended 20 years as a
school teacher here Friday, one
day after a state panel upheld
her firing on grounds of incom-
.,t?tence. She may be the flrst
teacher fired solely for incom-
petence under a nine-year-old
state law by whic h a pro-
fes sional competence com·
mission reviews reacher dis.
missals. commission officiali
said. J ministrations haven't been able and Robert F Kennedy and th Chief of Missions Richard C. tn do... · · e Dwyer of the U.S. Embassy in _.,.._:__ ______________ J_u_s_tice Department.
U.S. Marshal Donald Forscht
Layton was indicted in San
Francisco on four charges -
conspiracy to kill Ryan, aiding
Life as art
Folksy TV spans U.S.
CENTURY CITY <AP} -The greeting was far from
tactful, but after all, etiquette books don't offer social
guidelines for space age introductions.
"Hey, are those people real?"
Indeed they were, but the dis mayed question was often
repeated this week during a bizarre "live art" experiment
offering California shoppers and New York theatergoers a
chance to see, hear and talk with each other via satellite.
IN CENTURY CITY. a lO·foot by 12-fool department
store window served as the lifesize video screen, while
Manhattanites viewed the Southern Californians on a win·
dow in the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Startled passersby had stared and tentatively ques-
tioned each other.
"Where are you? Do you see me?" when the screen
first flickered into life Tuesday night, but word had caught
on by the second broadcast Thursday and a flurry of space
age reunions ensued.
"BARNEY, BARNEY, WHERE ar;e you?" a New
York matron hollered over the pi ercing violin of an East
Coast youngster who saw a captive audience and decided
to debut. "Hey! Whaddya doing with my sweater on?" de·
manded a Los Angeles man of his New York brother, who
wanted to know how warm the California evening was.
"Let 's clap for the kid with·the violin and maybe he'll
quit," ·suggested a Californian. Both sides applauded
hopefully, but the cons piracy backfired and the budding
artist screec hed into an encore
"BARNEY, HOW MANY girlfriends you got now" ..
the mother grilled. Despite the initial cac_ophony, there were brief lapses
of s ilence during the two-hour transmission, when both
groups shuffled self-consciously and. as one Californian
put it, "We gaped at each other like monkeys in a cage.
Guyana, and aiding and abetting
the attempted murder of Dwyer.
Ryan, three news men and a
cult member were killed and 10
people were wounded, five of
them seriously, in a 1978 ambush
as they tried to leave after a
fa c t .finding mission at the
jungle commune of the cult
headed by Jim Jones. Dwyer
was wounded but survived.
The U.S. Attorney's office in
San Francisco said Layton
would be sent there for trial
after arraignment in Miami.
But Forscht said he was told
Friday of a "breakdown in
negotiations" between Guyana
and the United States that will
probably delay Layton's retti'rn
for at least a week.
"We ha ve mars hals in
Guyana. but there are problems
involving the State Department
and the Guyana government."
he said.
HE SAID the St ale Depart·
ment ··~n't tell us exactly what
the problem is. They said they'll
let us know. We're ready to
move him. and the marshals
will take him into custody as
soon as they get the go-ahead."
The United States and Guyana
have no extradition treaty.
State Department spokes man
Don Mathes said . "I don't think
it's a question of negotiations. I
think it's a matter of Guyana
law. They're trying to work that
out."
<.i uyana Chie f Justice Ohan
Jhappan has set a hearing for
Dec. 9 on Layton's petition to be
tried on the murder charges in
Guyana.
RY AN WENT to the South
American country to determine
whether cull members were be·
ing held against their will.
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~72
N~ vllitl Cbln1 ud
bur1la('I vi.dt Water1.te.
G.orce McGovern pl...,_
1,000 percent •upport to
Tom Eastetoa and K.lu·
inter pronille9 that peace
is at hand. Nbcon wtm bl a
landlllde and orders the
bomblns of Hanoi a nd
Haipboa1.
Congress paasea tbe Equal Rights Amendment and send.a it to the
states for ratlficalion. Lil Taylor becomet a
grandmother al 40.
J . F.dgar Hoover I the Duke or Windlor and Life magazine die. We are reading
''Open Marriage", ·"J onathan Livingston
Sea1ull" and Jack Anderson's tales of I>tta
Be ard.
OUR FRESHMAN IS 11, A VOIDS MUSIC
LESSONS BUT LEARNS TO DANCE. ByBA&BAAABalTl1NGllAM
... atCRAao nnon
BOTboTa BriltinQham ii auUcanl -.. of the
Coli.,,. o/ Ht.Iman Seine• Cll9d ~•. Cll9d
}Ucltord ICaUo/I ii dirttttw of mdtN ..,...., at
IM u~ o/ RJtocN lalaftd. TIMir commnto,.,
ii reprinUd with p.rmiaaion from the ~'-o/
HigMr Education.
Nineteen eighty.four is less than four
ye•rs •w•y but the class ol 1984 enrolled this
tau . If that freshman in the back of the room
doem't seem to understand wh•t you're talk·
ing •bout, there's tood reason.
OUR FRESHMAN IS 3 AND BEGINS TO
L EARN INDE PENDENCE.
The Medicare pro·
1ram i a paued. The
Nortbeut ii blacked out.
Martin Luther Klnt I 65 le,da a march trom Selma to Montaomery; Malcolm ' \ J I
'73
The peace accord end·
Ing the Vietnam War ls
signed in Paris. The Yom
Kippur War hits the Mid·
die East and the Saturday
N i g ht M a s s acre b l ts
Washington.
Despite the talk about more •dulta re·
turning to school, this ye•r's typical
freshmen were bom in 1982. 'Ib•t means
most of the th.logs that shaped our lives are
ancient history to them . So, dear colleagues,
in the belief that understanding helps com·
munications, we present below a selective
chrono1ogy of their limes.
OUR FRF.SHMAN IS BORN.
Jolm Glenn orbits the earth; it 's the year
of the Cuban missile
crisis. Nixon loses his bid
to become governor of
California •nd J immy
I 62 Carter is elected to the Georgia Seo•te.
E scorted by federal
mar s hal s, Jame s
Meredith registers at the
University of Mississippi.
The Mets join the Na·
lional League. Walson,
Wilkins and Crick win the Nobel Prite for
discovering the molecular structure of DNA.
Marilyn Monroe dies. Raebel Carson's
Silent Spring is a best seller and the Barbie
doU is 3. •
OUR FRESHMAN IS l ; HE LEARNS TO
WALK ANDSAYSIMP LE WORDS.
John Kennedy is as-
s assinated ~Dallas ; LBJ
becomes 1>F4lsident. The
Wa shington-Moscow "hot '63 line" begins. Martin Luther King
leads a rally of 200,000 in
Washington. In Al•bama,
Gov. G eorge Wallace
vows, "Segregation now,
segre gation tomorrow,
sesre1atioo forever! ..
Pete Rose is the N aUooal Leape rookie
ol the year, Pope John xxm dies. America
readt Betty Friedan's "Feminlne Mysli·
que"; and "Cleopatra " is the big movie.
OUR FRESHMAN LIVES THROUGH
THE TERRIBLE 2s.
Johnson and Hum-
phrey beat Goldwater and
Mill er. Congress passes
the Tonkin Gull Resolu·
164 lion , declares war on pov·
erty and passes the Civil
Rights Act.
Goodman, Schwerner
and Cheney are murdered
in Mississippi. Marlin
L uther Ki ne wins the
Nobel Peace Prise. ·
Cassius Clay beats Sonny Liston. Stu-
dents strike for free speech al Berkeley . We
watch "Hello, Dolly!", "Dr. Stran1elove"
and topless bathing suits ; and Ed Sullivan
brings the Beatles to America.
X la abot to death at a
Harlem rally. Thlrty-ftve
die in riota in Watt.a.
Ralph Nader
publishes "Un.sale at Any
Speed'. and • 'The Sound of
Music" wins the Academy Award for best
picture. Winston Churchill, Albert Schweitser
and Adlai Stevenson die.
OUR FRESHMAN IS 4 AND ENTERS
NURSERY SCHOOL.
Stokely Carmichael
proclaims the doctrine of
Black Power, and Betty
Friedan founds NOW. '66 Ronald Reagan ls 1ov· emor of California.
Richard Speck kills
ei1ht student nurses in
Chica 10, and Charles
Whitman IGeS OD a Shoot·
in1 rampage from the
c loc k lowe r at th e
University of Texas at Austin, killing 13. The
Supreme Court issues the Miranda ruling pro-
lectin1 tbe rights of suspect.a.
Walt Disney dies. The Beatles make their
last concert appearance. Masters and
Johnson's Human Sezual IUIJJC)l'Ue is published,
and "Star Trek" and "Mission Impossible"
go on TV; "Perry Mason" 1oes off. ~
OUR FRESHMAN IS 5 AND ENTERS
KINDERGARTEN.
Dr. Christian Bamard
pe(forms the ftrst human
heart transplant and the
Arabs and lsr•elis fight
167 lhe Six-DayWar.
It's lhe summer of
l o ve f o r the flower
c hildre n in Haight·
As hbury ; it's also the
summer rA disturbances in
American cities wttb ma-
jor r i ots i n Detroit,
Milwaukee and New York.
Lew Alclndor la named the outstanding
player in college basketball and Adam
Clayton Powell la barred from taking his seat
in the House. America goes to see "The
Graduate" and "Bonnie and Clyde."
OUR FRESHMAN IS 6 AND ENTERS
THE FIRSI' GRADE.
'68
John.son announces he
will not seek re-election.
Martin Luther King and
Bobby Kennedy are as-
s a ss inat e d . Th e
De mocrats convene in
Chicago with anti-war de·
moos trators outside. Nix·
on and Agnew win the
elecUon.
Students sit in at
Columbia and Benjamin
Spock and Wllllam Sloan Coffin are indicted
for conspiracy for counseling draft evaders.
S.I. Hayakawa becomes president of San
Francisco State.
In the theater it's "Hair"; at the movies,
"2001 : A Space Odyssey"; and on TV,
"Laugh-In" with Its Flying Fickle Finger of
Fate.
OUR FRESHMAN IS '1 AND-JOINS THE
SCOUTS.
Armstrong and Aldrin
walk on the moon. Earl
Warren retires as chief
jus tice of the United '69 States. On Oct. IS, anti· war demonstrators march
on Wa s hingt on whi le
Richard Nixon and Bebe
Rebozo watch football on
color TV.
Judy Garland, Sharon
Tate and Ma r y J o
Kopechne die. The Volkswagen Beetle sells
for $1,839.
"Portnoy's Complaint " is published. the
movies bring us "Midnight Cowboy" and the
concert at Woodstock is the cultural happen-
ing of the year.
OUR FRESHMAN IS 8 AND IN THE
THIRD GRADE .
'70
lowered to 18.
Anw ar al-Sada t
beco m es preside nt of
Egypt and Salvador Al-
lende is elected president
of Chile.
F our s tudents are
killed at Kent State and
two •l J ackson State , set-
li n g o ff th e m ost
widespread student pro-
tests in bi.story. The voting
age for federal elect.ions is
Janis Joplin and Vince Lombardi die.
Amer.lea is reading "The Greenin g of
America" and "Ever ything You Always
Wanted to Know About Sex" and "M.A.S.H."
is packing them in at the movies.
OUR FRESHMAN IS 9, A VOIDS THE
OPP OSITE S EX , B U T LEAR NS
MULTIPLICATION.
Look ma gazi n e
goes off the newsstandS
and the Pentagon Papers
I 71 a ppear. Nixon freezes
wages and prices and in·
s t a lls tape -r ecordin g
equlpment in bis office.
Bus in g t o achieve .,
racial balance in schools \
is upheld by the Supreme
Court.
On TV we watch "All in the Family" for
the first time and have watched cigarette ads
for the last time. "The French Connection·· is
big at the box office; and hot pants and boots
ar e big everywhere.
A gnew r es ign s ,
H a ld e m a n r es igns ,
Erl lc hman r esign s ,
Richardson resigns; Dean
is fired . Cox is fi red;
Ziegler declares all statements on Watergate
"inoperative" and Nixon says, "I a m not a
crook."
Secretariat wins the Triple Crown and
"The Sting" wins the Oscar. When they're
not talking about Watergate, people are talk·
ing about "The Joy of Sex" and "The Last
Tango in Paris."
OUR FRESHMAN IS IN J UNIOR HIGH
AND ENDURES PUBERTY.
'74
'76
1974. Patty Hearst is
kidnapped. Nixon resilllS
and moves to California;
Ford becomes president
and pardons Nixon. Sugar
prices soar and we wait in
gas lines while Barbra
St r e is a nd s ings a bout
"The Way We Were."
• 1975. New York is in
financial crisis . William
0 . Dou glas retires and
Jimmy Hoffa disappears: Francisco Franco
dies. For culture, it's ·•J aws" and "Saturday
Night Live "
1976. America celebrates iti. bicentennial
and elects Carter and Mondale Women are
admitted to the U.S. service .. cademies fo r
the first time .
OUR FRESHMAN IS IN HlGH SCHOOL,
LEARNS T O DRIVE AND P ICKS A
'77
'79
COLLEGE.
The tra ns -Al as kan
pipeline opens; so does the
border between Israel and
E gypt. T he S upreme
l:ourt orders Alan Ba kke
admitted t o m e dic a l
school. Proposition 13 is in
the rage; the Susan B. An·
thony dollar is a bomb.
Hanna Gray becom es pres-
. ident of the University of
Chicago. It's the lime of Three Mile Island, of
the Iranian hostages and Afghanistan, of
Koreagate and Abscam Hairdryers and
bacon cause cancer ; the Ayatollah Khomeini
causes everything else.
OUR FR ESHMAN T URNS 18 AND
ENTERS COLLEGE.
'80
His or her 18 years
have been shaped by as·
sassinations, inflation and
the energy crisis; by dis-
co, handheld calculators
a nd "The Waltons"." To be
most effective in serving
Or we ll 's fresh men , we
must try to see those 18
years through t heir eyes.
Was there e ver a more
sobering challenge? No.
WilJ there eve r be a greater one? Yes :
but not Wltil next fall
Ml1-th eontrol: Five eonseeutlve quips • ID a row
ByBESBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -A wooderful couple of
days for quotes. On KMPX yesterday morn, •
"newscaster" assured us that '"Ibe 49en dropped
thelr fifth st.rai&bt 1ame in a row." Well, that's
better than five consecutive losses without a win.
something? That guy's GOOD!" ... And at the
Monterey Grand Prill a t Laguna Seca, Nan·
nette Loremen of Vallejo pointed to the movie
star-auto racer and aaid to her 12-yr-o&d nephew
Davia Wllllaon: "Over there David, that's Paui
Newman! Do you know who he is?" David: "Uh.
the editor of Mad ma1aslne717"
aboard Air Calilorn.ia, the lo-Cal airline , and flew
to Monterey, a ru1ht almost u short as the Wright
Brothen' original.
You get oo, the stewardes:; goes through her
megillab about exit doors, oxy1en masks and bow
you 're suppoeed to use your seat cushion for notation
I hope I never have to fmd out) and you 're there.
closer. Boltec! down. Do I look like the person who
would steal a lamp? The bedside clock-radio was
bolted down, too, as I discovered when I tried to
get it in.to my suitcase.
ONWA&D: ALMOST as odd is a story in the
San Jose State paper, the Spartan Daily, about Dr.
A Maynard Guderian, the Los Gatos fertility
specialist. When be needed sperm for artificial in·
semination procedures, be used to use Stanford
med students, but he has now switched to SJS 1
fraternity brothers because their sperm count is
much higher. ''It a ll bas to do with stress," Dr.
Guderian ejaculated, the apparent point being that
the Stanfordltes are under much more pressure.
In the Fairmont's Venetian Room, Bandleader
Ernie Hecksber wowed the crowd unintentionaUy
with, "Now we 're going to pl•y the tiUe IODI from
'Sound ol Music' -'Climb Every Mountain' " ...
During "My Fair Lady" at the Golden Gate Jack
Scanlon fell apart upon hearing the man be~ him
whisper about Rex Rarriaon: "Hey, you know
ONWAaD: roa MANY reuona, none of
which eome readily to mind, Moet.erey wu the
place to be over the weekend. Tbe weather wu to
clear )'OU could bear It. Tbat la indeed God'• Coun·
try, lf eoedomlnluma count.
l letlled ln at the Hyatt Del Monte -friendly
staff! -and checked out the room. Thief-proof
ban1en in the clolet. They bus me. It takes me 10
tries to set 'em back into t.boM ttty-bitty slot.a, and
anyway, wbo's IOln1 to steal a banler! . SeUlinl down with tbe Monterey Pe1UDSula
Herald, J tried to pull t.be bedaide lamp a little Ha.tq no prior commitment.a here -ev~ 1 ·
tailor bu mon Preuinl ........,_ .. -1 Jumped
Disaster report stirring up mJnimal agitation
B1 'lllOIU8 D. BUA.8
Thia fall'a Wbite Houae prectic-.
tioo ot 30,000 dead and 100,000 In-
jured ln a "wont cue" to.. Anc•• area urtbquate, wttb
•lllbtb lower ftiur-for tbe Su Jl'randleo Bay Area, Pl'Qdueed an Immediate nu.rry of coecena
and aeUvtty from Gov. BrvwD.
O..ANGI COAIT
DAILY PILOT
' The comment page or the I Daily Piiot seeks to Inform
and stimulate readers by
presenllna a varltty ol com·
I mentary on tQplu of Interest
and 1l1nltlcance from In-
' for m ed obse r ver • an d
spoktamen.
RoNn N. Wtltl, PubfUlwr.
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Brown'• cbief ~. wu tbat
the forecast mi,i.t dlacounfl
bualq_nse1 froas locat1n1 In
CaWcl'nla.
THAT OONlllDSL\ftON lau
been promtOMt In 8l'OWB'I l'UC·
tloft to many deftlopaa•ta aw.
a 1111 report claimed that
Callfonlla'a bualDeH ellmeteluld
worsened llDce be bee••• fOV· emor. •
But almott pp one betldel ~ ., ... _,_. Ulf •u.ntiola
w tbe ~ uaipll -I
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CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
thre1t," -.p RalJlb Turner, wbo tbeir steady climb after the shock like the one which struck dlreeted tbe UCLA aiua7. · Wbite House report was re· Al1eria last month.
Tbe,..... f« tbe feeliq OI leued and insurance companies ONE RECENT study, fOt' in·
belpiu1n111 an~. A loc* reported no rum on earthquake sta nce, says at least 200.000
at tbe l\lldlli.Del for cop&na wttb covera,e. · CaU!omJana live in brick stnac· quallH contained fn every ''Thia bun't the least effect OD tuns built before the 1933 eartb-
0 C18fornla teleJ+oM boot mU91 real ..ute prices," reported • quake, which -caused ::/:sr Hat ltate of Callforn1a," lt clear then'• Utile &QJOM can spokesman for Glendale Federal 1trenctheniD1 of building .
baaed • tlM aatloe tbat muds ol do to belt bilDMll. Savlnel 6 LoaQ Aaloc:ialioa, one State offlclalS a~ they all are
C1llfornla would fill lato tbe a.~ . ..toctinl up o0 boUJ9ct of the state'• tar1est boualnl riaklnt their lives.
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...._ ._..,. .,....._ to • Aad Bl'OWD 1ad President pa tbe RI~"!" scale •
A IU 8 YS I' bJ UC LA' 1 ••t ol' tM eopiaa wiU. U1 Carter qne4 oa e Pf'OC*lure to "WUN Q 1et beyoad there •
la1tlt• for loeial letl"ee .. ..,........ dlelan a major daauter ud we be.• problems.'' aald oae t.op
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like Topsy, just grows
Andy arnd tht• St u 1 Wurw
Q~••tlOn ~uu.I Ana wt-r Book
About Spflct> to t:r10 Murlt'
SallAbury, 7, or Euiit<ne, Ort> , for
herq flOll
ttOW ISA TARFISll 80RN?
Female 1H~rf111h ruld UM' lot~ of
tlny eggs tnlo ttw s .. a through
small holes between thctr <1rms
The eggs form into liny bwim
ming larvae After ..i whtl " t'a<'h
larva setth•!> down on the St'J
bottom a nd develops into a
starfish
Starfish can abo t~~l'""' hl~.
Ir ) ou cut " ... tarfish mtn t"' o.
each of the pieces will re
generate into a new un1mal. If
one were to lose a n arm, a new
one wall grow to replace th1: on<.'
lost.
Starfish ltH' 1n ull o l the.
world's oceans Rut the\ are not
ris h They belon~ to a .group or
anjma-ls called ech1 11odt•rms.
Included 10 the echinoderm
group are sea cucumbers. sea
lillies and sea urchins
Most s tadis h have fi ve
armlike ext ensions thut give
them the look or a fiVC·PolOted
star. One type, call ed the sun
star , has many arms that make
the creature resemble the sun and
its rays.
A. STARFISH has a mouth in
the central disc of its body, r:n
the underside. It leads directly
into a large, baglike stomach.
' ..
Ou th~ outside or the body, a
groove extends from the mouth
to the lip of each arm. Rows of
slender tubes, called lube feet,
line these grooves. The animal
uses the suction disc al the end
of each tube foot for crawling.
A starfish's discs can grip
hard surfaces. It can easily cling
to rocks.
Sm all colored eyespots are
located at the tip or each arm
which give the starfish an ability
to "see." The starfis h cannot
actually form images but it can
sense light.
The starfish uses its tube feet
and a tiny. sensitive tentacle
located at the tip of each arm to
'"feel."
STARFISH FEED on shelled
anim als such as mussels, clams
and oysters. The starfish can
push his stomach out through his
mouth. Wh en he feeds on an
oyster, he attaches his tube feet
to the two halves of the oyster's
shell and pulls the shell halves
apart, opening a crack between
them.
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Buggy
Seattle science
teacher Charles
Hardy offered a
penny each for
s o w bugs de -
li ve red to his
class s tudying
mysteries of en-
viron m e nt a I
adaptation. He
received 7 ,000
costing him $70.
Arter the starfish has opened
the halves of an oyster's shell,
he will ,push hls stomach into the
opening. Before doing this, the
starfish turns his stomach inside
out. He can push bis stomach
through a crack n9 larger than
the thickness or a piece of
cardboard.
Then the starfish's s tomach
surroWlds the oyster's soft body,
and slowly digests it, absorbing
the rood into his own body.
As you can imagine, the
sta rfish is considered a pest in
oyster-breeding grounds or the
eastern coast of the United
'States. sf
Some starfish have no arms at
all. They are simply shaped like
pentagons.
Andy sends the Star Wars
Question and Ans wer Book
About Space to Michael Moeller.
11, of San Diego, for his ques-
tion :
WHO INVENTED DICE?
Dice are small cubes used in
games. They can be made of
ivory, bone, wood or hard
plastic. The s ix sides are tmm·
bered by dots from one lo six, so
placed that the sum of the dots
on a side and the opposite side
always equals seven. Tbe cubes
are used lo play games or to
gamble.
We don't k:now who invented
dice. But we know they were
found in ancient Egyptian tombs
and in the ruins or Babylon. The
playing or dice was also popular
in Greece and even more so in
Rome. Dice were also used for
playing games throughout the
Middle Ages.
The most popular dice game
in North Ame r ica is called
craps. The game is often played
in legal gambling casinos.
Two cubes together are called
dice. lf you had just one cube, it
would be called adje. ,
IAw•r~ oo to DOyi encl Qirli <IQei 1 lo 11 -n
,,,.., QU~tlonur• •ni ... rKI 1n the ASK ANDY Col·
umn Send your QUllitlon on a post urd lo -"SK AN·
OY' Bo• IS.0,~t.~w. CA92626)
Anima/,s adapt to desert
Heat, lack of water tough obstacles
Dear Ellie,
What ts the mo~t 1 mpQrta11t
thing that helps desf'rt amm11ls
survive?
Fred G.
Dear Fred,
Most desert animals sun ive
because of an ubiltl) to go for
long periods without "'atcr .
Their systems need Vl'ry little
body flu 1d and bucl y t c m·
peratures r an 11s1· wit huut pro·
ducing Joss of m<11sturC' thmugh
perspiration.
Small de:-.ert 1in1ma ls avoid
the heat by burrowing. and they
feed by night
Even some !>pecies of frogs
and loads can i.urvi\'c in Lhe de·
sert. All amphibian~ exposed to
dry air lose water rapidly
through their skins, but lht! de·
sert amphibians can lo!le up to
45 percent of the ir bod y
m oisture without :.uffering
They burrow down to where
som e dampness 1s available.
and when water is present they
are able to store up to 50 percent
of their body weight in the form
of water in special bladders. In
dry spells , the hocf y slowly
I' ' ·P ~·i'.'t~~ o"';J.2aff1
r 11 t ~ .! .. ~ ~1 . r .;.;.:..>~ f1 :0 \ ~~ -r...~::: -~r:.J . -~ .... absorbs water from the bladder
reservoir.
Many desert animals are able
to eat succulent plants which,
like cacti, have a high water
content. Of course, the ability to
s urviv.e intense heat and lack of
water over extended period is
really a variety of adaptations
and is highly complex.
Ellie
Dear Ellie,
Whal is a woodworm like? Is
it an insect or really a worm?
Jeff T .
Dear Jeff, There is a creature called a
woodworm, but it is not really a
Vouagsters plflfl
On>haned mountaln~n cubs play with frieml at left, a
baby.Javcllna. hi Tlicson, Ariz .. zoo. Lions' future is wi·
c~rtaln because there is an abwtdance of them in IOOI
and they can't be returned to ,wild because they won~t
know how to hunt.
I
worm at all. It is the immature
or larval stage of a particular
beetle that bores into wood tu de·
PoSit its eggs. In certain parts of
the world these beetles and their
offs pring do great damage to
wooden houses and furniture.
All such beetles have four
s tages: egg, larva, pupa and
adult. At the end of the egg case
whe re the larva will exit, there
is a deposit of enzymes or yeast·
like material formed in the egg.
producing parts or the female .
In order lo leave the egg, the
larva must e at through the
"yeast," and so comes out sup.
plied with a means to digest the
cellulose from the wood which it
will now begin to eat. Without
the ability to derive nutrients
from the wood, the larva would
die.
The, larva s pends its whole
life-span -one to three years -
in the wood. Then some unex·
plained hormonal signal directs
it to bore toward the s urface.
Just berore emerging, it con·
structs a little hollow into which
it seals itself and changes into a
pupa. This stage lasts only a few
weeks, and then the adult beetle
cr awls out.
Ellie
Dear Ellie,
I saw a picture or a fish louse.
How couJd one stay on a fish in
water?
JacldeW.
Dear Jackie,
This small creature is called a
louse because it is a parasite,
and it ls not an insect but a· tiny
crustacean. <Crabs are mem·
hers of the crustaceans.>
On the underside there are two
adhesive discs that cling to the
fish. Small spines on either s ide
help anchor the paras ite.
Like other animal parasites,
this one pierces the skin of the
host and Uves on the body fluids
It extract!.
The little crustaceans can
• swim, and they leave the ftsh to
deposit egg's on rocls. The In·
rant• have claws instead of the
suction discs. Eventually. after
a few skin moults. the claW5 are
replaced by the discs.
A large fish louse might be a
quarter Q(an inch in size. EWe
STllANGE FACfS: The mud
dauber wasp makes a row ef
mud celll and puta in each some
small spiders, atlll alive but
parall&ed by a atln1. These pro-
vide rood tor the alncte· larva
that wt1I hatch ln each ol the
sealed celll. After Htln1 tbe
food, the larva pUpatel into a eo-
COOD atap'and tbeD emers-u
an adult wup.
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We humans take for
granted many things we
use in everyday life. We
seldom take time to think
what our existence would
be without them.
Our subject this week
was to picture the tool or
object which has meant
the most to mankind.
oua WINNER IS Bob
Thomson of 3171 Gibraltar
Ave. in Costa Mesa. He
selects the wheel. Think
for a moment or all the uses
to which the wheel is put:
bikes, motorcycles, autos;
mus ic cassettes; casters
on chairs and beds ; fans
to cool us ; gears in the
machinery of factories;
printing presses.
Saturday. November 16 1980
'
WHEEL MAKES WORLD GO ROUND
Bob Thomson, Costa Mesa
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DAILY P\l.01 , l 1
.,
Bob's comical drawing
shows two cavemen, hav-
ing just inve n ted the
wheel, halted in quizzical
thought about what they
can possibly do with it.
You win $5, Bob.
OUR RUNNE R UP is
Erin Last of 2 Monterey
Circle, Corona del Mar.
Your dental braces win S2.
Erin.
5 ~ yotA. ~ -a.n. ~ &.\/ e ~er~ e.c:_ \ ~ ~~T\ ~
~ The sketch shows three
stages: before, during and
after. Another touch of
humor for us to enjoy.
Many thoughtful entries
earned honorable men·
ti on.
They include the saw, by
Bethie Coulter or Corona
del Mar. She points out
that it is used to cut trees
which in tum are utilized
to build houses, produce
heat and make paper.
THE ADJUSTABLE
wrench was selei:ted by
J e nny Weston or Costa
Mesa ; the knife by Erin
Cox, also of Corona del
Mar ; cars b y Vale rie
Gibbs of Costa Mesa; and
the light bulb by David
Gomberg of Huntington
Beach.
PERFECTION SELDOM SIMPLE
Ertn Last, Corona del Mar For next week, let's give
some serious thought to
what we would like or
what we would do if we
could make just one wish
and have 1t come true. squa~e Send them not
later than Tues,lcn 111 n
cle Ll'n. Hox 1560 Cost.1
Mesa, Calif ~2626
Make your drawings us·
ing black ink on while
paper measuring 4 inches
THE QUIZ
world scope
(10 polnlt lor ••ct> queallon answered correclly)
1 As a result of the recent election, the . 1 .
Parly will hold a majority in 1ht> U.S. Senate for
the first time in 26 yean.
2 Of the following U.S. senato rs, o nly . I was
not defeated in this year's elec11on
a-Frank Church
b·Alan Cranston
c-George McGovern
J True of False: Al 69, Ronald Reagan is the
oldest person ever to be elected pres1den1 o f
the Uniied Stales.
4 A record &4 millton Ame11cam voted in the
1980 presidenllal elec11on . Thai figure
represents about .. 1 .. percent of the na11o n's
eligible voters
a-52 b-7 2 c-92
5 Movie aC1or .. 1 .. , whose films included "The
Great Escape," "Bulli11" and "Pap1llon," died
at SO ;ifter undergoing cancer surgery in
Mexico.
newsname
(10 point• It you CM lcM11tlty this penon In th• newt)
I wu Ronald Reagan's
running mate In the
recent ptesidentl;il elec·
lion. I o1m now the vice
president-1!1ect of the
United Sto1tes. If Presl·
dent Reago1n died or
resigned, I would be next
In line to become presl·
dent. Who o1m 11
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MMch thee U.S. MNlton with th. sutn they'1t
repreenl In the MW Contrftt:
l •John Glenn a-Colorado
l.Sarry Goldwater
J.Alfonse O'Am1to
4-f'aula Hawkins
b-New York
~hio
cf.Arizona
J.Gary Hart e-Florida
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The long and some limes bmer 1900 pre\tdt:>nllal c dmpJ1Rn c .1m<'
to an end rccenilv. w11h a \Urpr1\ln~ landslidf' \11rtory for Rnn.ild
Reagan Reagan \aid 1ha1 a\ prC'\1dent. he will call for a ( t 100'>£
ON£ la'< 1nrrease. ta'< cut) 10 help 1hr nation\ f'Conomy
sportlight
12 points lor uch quesllon an1w11red corr•cllyl
t Philadelphia Phillies p11chcr (CHOOSE 0Nl TuR M cCraw.
Sieve Carlton) won the Na11o nal league Cy YounR aw.ml fn1
1he 1hird time
2 Outfielder Sadah,uu Oh re1ired recentlv, .1fil'r hf'll1nR l:lfll:l
career home runs, a pro fcwo n.il ba\eball r!'corcJ In wltJt
country d id O h play ba\eballl
3 Reured Boston Ceh1cs renter (CHOOSE ONE Bill Russell. W1h
Chamberlain) was n;amed the greates1 player l(l 1he 35 ye.I•
h1s1ory of the Na11onal Ba~kClball Assoc1c111on
4 Illinois quarterback Dave Wilson set a m a1or college foo1ball
record recently, when he passed for .., I .. yards in one game
a-295 b-•JO c-621
s Jean Gordon of Canada won the women's World Cu p bowling
1itle, with scores of 223, 189 and 190 1n the final three-game
series. Wh;u is ii perfect score for a game of bowhngl-
roundtable
'•mlly ctltc11ttlon (no tCOrt)
If you could spend .1n hour talking with Pre sident-elect Reagan.
what would you want 10 tell hlml Whyl
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DEAR PAT If your readership is UJte most In
thls,cowitry. you are recelvlng a growing number
ol complaints about noise these days. Our Job al
The NaUooaJ lnformatinon Center for Quiet 111 to
•rovide the public free published materials, or
&ive referrals to nearby sources which can orrer
Glore specific help.
Our group is operated by the Hearing, Educa-
tional Aid and Research Foundation Inc .. a non·
profit organization located an the Washington, D.C.
area, and receives financial support from the En·
vironmental Protection Agency
We mail free pamphlets, reprints and slmltar
materials on environmental noise abatement and
~ontrol to anyone who asks. We identify resources
such as local authorities or federal government
noise experts in your area.
G. F .. Washington, 0 .C.
Readers may contact The Natloaal l•forma-
lloa C~ter for Quiet by wrttla1 to P .O. Box 57171,
•Waablngtoa, D.C. 2t037.
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DEAR PAT: After completing an unglazed
.brick patio, we are dismayed at the white sub-
iStance that covers the bricks. To date we have
:tlsed SO percent muriatic acid, 100 percent
,Jfauriatic acid, and a substance called "Treat" to
•get rid of the discoloration. The white st.di comes
back as soon as the bricks dry. Do you have any
suggestions on how to solve this problem?
L.B .. Newport Beach
, The wbJte substance calJed "effloreaceace.'' is
•tomposed or one or more crystallaed solable
salts. Try mixing one part of bydrocllJortc add to
five parts water. Follow safety dlredlou carefally
and rime the bricks thoroapty betti before u d
afte r !ICrubblni with this sollltloa. Use a steel
brash and plenly of elbow grease. If any A YS
readers have found another solutloa to tbJs problem
and drop a line to the column, you wtU be roatacted.
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Pope deplores
arms reliance
VATICAN CITY (AP> -Pope John Paul II
believes Europeans must realize that the "decep-
tive security or the balance or forces" cannot bring
a lasting peace to their continent.
"Security based on armaments has failed in
the past to preserve the Continent from fratricidal
wars," the pontiff said this week. "There are no
grounds for thinking that it will be any more suc-
cessful in the future ."
The pope spoke in a special Vatican audience
for members of the European Democratic Group,
a study organization under the auspices or the
European Parliament, an elected group of the
Common Markel nations.
fN A BRIEF SP EECH delivered in English ,
the pope said that history "teaches us we cannot
build a Europe or well-ordered peaceful coopera-
tion unless it is made to stand on a foundation of
a uthentically huma n values laid in the minds of
Europeans and in their laws and instilulions,
''When we look al Europe today, we see prom-
ising signs of development and desire for re-
newal, but we cannot close our eyes to the forces
at work that lead .to paralysis and disunion," he
continued.
CONSUMER I WORLD
• Penmylvania tmm peaceful, sinee 1770 -
LUMBERVILLE, Pa. (AP) -In a world of
turmoil and hurry, the place to draw a deep breath
of perspective and restore your souJ is the Lum-
berville Store.
The date chiseled above the store la 1770.
The store was opened for buslness then and is
open for buslness now, but at a pace that matches
the soft ripple of the Delaware River, out front, in
it.a patient journey to the sea.
AT THE STORE, Sl'M1NG around the stove,
as the villagers have done for two centuries, it
seems improbable that tomorrow will bring any
surprises to Lumberllle. The villagers seem to
senae that reassuring fact, just as they know, wltb
calmlng certainty, that the red oak out back, older
than the store, will add another growth ring next
spring just as surely as it
shed its brown leaves ( )" this fair. .n~ERJ"" ~ ''The common bond ~ ~
or the soo residents or
Lumbervllle," said the
store's proprietor, Gerald Gordon, "is the area
itself. We love the peace and the solitude. We're
not looking for headlines. We're not looking for change."
Not that great events have entirely passed the
a rea by.
WALK ACROSS THE street from the store and
drop a slick in the Delaware River. When it floats
eight miles it will arrive at the spot where George
Washington crossed.
The store was six years old then and probably
didn't look much different than it does now.
The ageless stone for its outside walls was
quarried locally. Th'e quarry is stm in operation.
Its wide planks and timbers were sawed locally, at
George Wall 'slumber mill.
George Wall foUl"ded the town ; his business
named it. A lumbet mill still thrives in Lum·
berville. It has been in the same family since 1869.
Continuity.
Crop periled
by fruit Dies
FREMONT <AP) -Agricultural experts
sought a quarantine on fruits and vegetables to-
day. warning or a possible $3 million crop loss if
the Mediterranean fruit fly goes unchecked in Fre-mont.
The quarantine would cover 101 square miles
of the area, affecting growers of tomatoes, cucum-
bers, bell peppers, cauliflowers and dwarf cUrus
fruits, according to John Johnston, Alameda Coun-
ty assistant agricultural commissioner.
The quarantine is expected to be approved by
Thanksgiving by state food and agriculture of.
ficials, Johns ton i.aid.
The discovery of an infestation of the flies in
Eaeb morntn1. Gerald Gordoa'a first t.ct l.t to ban& a na1 from the parch roof of the
store.
Gordon 11 not only the store's owner but alto
the town poetmaater. The jobe have 1one to1et1aer
since 1835, when the naa had u sta.ns and the
storekeeper didn't have to fuss with po1ta1e
stamps. 'Ibey hadn't been Invented yet. Go~·s next duty every morning la to Ught
the stove and put on a pot of cortee.
The villagers will want to Unger when they
come for their mall. The 108 mall boxes, lnciden-
tally, are heavy brass originals, the klnd collectors
would give their eye teeth for. They serve nicely.
No need to change.
GORDON'S SHELVES CONTAIN the usual
fare of a country store -canned goods, work
gloves, kerosene heaters. A gasoline pump stands
out front.
But Gordon also selJs goods made locally:
aprons, cheeses, cookies, bread. Buy a loaf or
bread ln Lumberville, Gordon will tell you who
baked it.
A man named Sam Heed ran the store for 6S
years, Wllil his death in 1963. His daughter still
lives in the adjoining home, which he added at the
tum of the century.
WHEN TIIE STORE WAS put up for sale 10
years after Heed's death,, Gerald Gordon, who is
34, leaped at the opportunity.
. "I hope to run it as long as Sam did," Gordon
said.
"Come back years from now, I 'll still be here
the river will be here, the store will be here'.
Nothing much will change in Lumberville. You
can count on it."
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Nov. 15 & 22
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and births, the many ways in which human life is position or a quarantine zone covering 440 square ( 4 meetiogs dally)
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Nov. 18
WASHINGTON (AP) -The government has
decided that it will continue to allow hard cider to
be made only from apple ju.ice.
attacked, the spread of drug abuse, the displays of miles. l
self-centeredness on the part of individuals, Johr}ston said the fruit fly '"is probably one of
families and communities -all these appear to be the mo«' serious insect pests affecting California."
(2 meetiogs nightly)
6:00 P .M.
7.30 P.M. I The Bureau or Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
had been considering a petitioo to allow cider to be
made from a mixture of apple and pear juice.
However, that idea bu now'bi.en dropped.
Officials said they received UM comments on
the proposal, almost all opPQSed to using the word
symptoms of a destructive skepticism and lack or The flies Jay eggs inside fruits and vegetables,
confidence in life and the future," he said. "This and the emerging maggots eat their way out of the I
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QUEENIE_ White House to be JUnny farm?·
"Mr. Blake sympathiies with your trying to !Jlop
smoking, but he says you 've got to find something else to
do with your hands."
EAST HAVEN. Conn CAP) -"Come on
ov4'r, people. lend an ear
'·Let me tell you what you wanl lo bear.
"l'mrunnlna."
It's no coincidence that novice singer·
composer John O'Leary has come out with "The
Running Game" at this time.
Just when most people want to forget political
campaigning. O'Leary is gearing up his 1984 bid
for president of the Unite? States.
The 34·year·old mus1cian·candidate knows be
won 't win and that, he says, Is the best thing going
for him.
"I TIONK ONE WAY TO get elected is to tell the
truth," he says.
That's his way of saying that he feels he can
say whatever he wishes. And that can be just
abo1.1t.anythfag. •
Like: "Ir we (United States) have to go
down on all fours to keep the peace, we ll . . . "
O'Leary is running under the banner of
Breeding centers eyed
CHICAGO (AP) -Zookeepers from around
the nation, fearing the extinction of many exotic
anim al species, are planning to create a sperm
and egg bank for wildlife.
"It's a race against time to save some or them
-like the great panda from China. the mountain
gorilla from West Africa, the California condor
and the snow leopard from Siberia," says Dennis
Mer ritt, assistant director of Lincoln Park Zoo in
Chicago. _
Merritt envisions breeding centers in a halr-
do~en major cities where zoos will ship animals
tor honeymoons or artificial breeding.
"NAnJRAL HABITAT IS DISAPPEARfNG al
a frightening rate and in another generation zoos
and wildlife preserves will be the only depositories
of exotic wild animals -the only place where they
can be seen," Merritt says.
Under the "species survival program" he out·
lined at the conference of the American Associa·
lion of Zoological Parks and Aquariums, 2,000 dif-
ferent animals would be represented in the breed·
lng cent'ers by 1990.
Animals long have been exchanged among
zoos for breeding purposes.
For example, William Conway, general direc·
tor of New York's Bronx Zoo. said his zoo's gorilla
was flown to Los Angeles to be the stud for four
"lovely lady gorillas" after a San Diego Zoo
gorilla failed at fatherhood.
MERRITT'S PROGRAM, WHICH WAS en-
dorsed by zookeepers att~ding the conference,
would extend this servic,. to large centers where
all types of animals would be sent by zoos to be
bred.
A computer data bank already is being used to
keep track or all animals in captivity, ·endangered
species and the best possible mating partners in
captivity, he said.
"ln addition lo sperm and fertile eggs, various
animal organs -kidneys, livers, hearts would
be kept in the 'frozen zoo,' " said Merritt,
chair man of the AAZPA's conservation commit·
tee.
Logging safety needs cited
RENO (AP) -The logging industry is more dangero~ than war and faces federal interven-
tion unless it adopts more stringent safety stan·
dards, a Portland State University instructor has
told the Pacific Logging Conference.
other industry in the United States -with a death 1 rate highe r than most wars.
He said one in three loggers was injured due·
mg the 1970s and one in 332 was killed.
"Watch how workers have to run and jump -
literally for their lives -many times a day,"
Kemp told the delegates. "It's a serious problem,
gentlemen."
''The logging industry has its back agains t the
wall," Ron Kemp told delegates at the conference.
"This Industry is going to be in the limelight un·
less decisive action is taken." Kemp proposed a comprehensive, industry·
wide safety program aimed at keeping the federal
government from making logging a "target" for
regulation.
Kemp said statistics compiled in Or egon
•howed logging to be more dangerous than any
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--------450090 FITZGERAl.0, resodt l\l ol Cos11 lterested In the Will and/Or NOY IS,11,2',0« 6,1'190 ISll-tO ..__... N .r--Mes•. C• ••nc• ,,,,, mov•"O r..re lestate : ~ ••~ trom west Vor9•n•• P•ned awo on A petition has been filed ~---------------November •l. 1980. Sne ••surv•Y9d l>T 'by John B. Phillips in the PUBLIC NOTICE KAlltlO 41 d•U9httr Mar~rel F-n ol Cost• . I JOE KAR80, na11on•lly kl\0""" M•••. C• and I •On Eclw••d Superior Court of Orange -----eut1>or o1 'T"" ury M.an'• way 1oj fluoeretd ot 1n91twooo. c.a . 1 c.ounty requesting ttlat "'CTITIOUS aus1N1ESS Al<IMs." -"The ,,., .. .., of Money orandchlidr•n Gr•vnldt Hr••US John B. Phillips be ap-NAMESTATIEMElllT
Men.99mem" P•s...i 1w1y on Wed· wer• IMld on S.turd•Y, Nowmt>er IS. . d I Tl\• lollowlnq """"' .,.. <1011\0 rw.O.y ...... m-,, 1980-•I• De•no I '"° II 10 OOAM •• the Hlrbc>r L•wn p 0 Int e as perso n a Dusi ....... ~«•1-0yKNXT~•tnlsrH-Memort•I Parl< Sefvlcu Ul\<ler llM representative tO ad · CIT"°" INVESTO~S ti,' 11'11
ldenc• '" Hun111\Qton Bo.en. C• 8orn dlrtctlon of H•rDOr Y -·MoUt\I Ollvf l minister the estate of Bon· Ou-• 0t1 ... Suite 111, lrvlM. c.--ral.., ln Los A"90t..s c. ""411. Mort.,.ryolC.OS .. Mew S40-SH<I l M I Phlll" ( d t211S tended ""-"""' Art• H•Qlt' x ,.;.;.,t •nd n e ar e IPS Un er Sparll119 1n .. s1men1 C.Orooullon 1lsoHrWcl tnllMSoutnPac11tcdurlno Mllalll t he Inde pendent Ad· I • C11trorni1 corporat.on•. 21 •1 WorldWll'll Alllorll\ewarl\e wOf,.., COllOELIA AOA aAR8EA. res•-m inistration Of Estat~S Dupont Otl ... Suite Ill. lr••M. CA with ll\• p-Pllyl\OUM. wnl<n CS...I ol ~Hills. c.. Puled awey Act). The petition is set for '11llS
leol lo Pll'b tn lele•'5lcn -•· \ucn on NO••-14 1980 Svrv•ve<I Dy twr · · De t N 3 ti J .. n-#Nrll' ~ll"O. ,,., °"-'1
a "Tl\I• Is \IOUr F81, -"H•lls of cl•uVl\I"' R,.1·,. G Grtmwooo 01 hean~. tn p . 0. . a On.,., Suitt 111, '"'lrw, CA 9211S
,,,.,,.. "'' o1twr ,..,.tiwtt lnctUOIMI •l L•ou,,. 8Mcl\, c..,..,.. w111141m T 70 C1v1 c Cente r Drive, Tl\IS t>ullnoss,. conduct.a by a Oltt Pl., -,.. "'"' mar•eteo one e1 r oer 01 OowntY. ca .. l West in the City of Santaj"m•t.a i;ann.r:ip.Sc>-t
••Y ooor ,,, ....... -"°""" H 'The or.tf\dtl\lldren 11\d l or~•·· A I Cal l forn a on ..... ,,. flil\Q 5-r Sj)Y He IS tl•rvl..c! by his wtt•1 gr4ln0Chlldron Slw ..... --· ol ' n a I I • Tiii\ 11.11 ....... 1 *ti Ill.., "'"" ... .,,., I Chlldren Furwr•I MrY•C .. will , ... L•QUnt 8"Ch 0 Es 1n Pawo ...... December 9, 1980 at 10 .00 COU"IY Cler-ol Oran~ County Of\
be n.ld on S....CS.y, Nov.n\Dl!r I•, 1'80 Ca • she -· P'Uloent ol the Put a.m . Nowmoer4, 1990 •I H•rl>or u-~111 Cn.os-1 11 Matron• Ctuc ol 1.e1wrt World, tne IF YOU OBJECT to the ,.,_,. l:QOPM wllh Or Honry C.tulm•" o•-1 M•--1< AwUll•rY ol Ltl\ure WOtlO . . . Pul>lltnt<I Or-Co<l\I OlllY Pilot llCl.tl<llO and 1 S<nc)Ors Jerry Miiier Funer•IS«n11Ctl wlllt1t netc1onMon ,granting Of the pet1f10n, Nov l,U,21,1'1,loecl UUIO
-G--1. S...vlttl un<Mlr 11\ei dtr. Nov-• 11, t<itO a• 10 OOAM •t I you Should either appear1 Olre<tlon Of H•rbO< l.Awt>-Mount Ol•v• 1.aoun. Hill• M<Corm•<k Morlu•ry I at the hearing and State, Mort...,ryot CO!ota Mes.&.~S5S4 •nd D11rl•t .ti Mount••n V1tw1 b' t' f'I PUBLIC NOTICE cemetery, Ai.-.... c.. ~eorm1"'t your o Jee ions or 1 ei c.-c: 'l1IW -"""rv"-""".i'*tors. I written objections with the! ..::.,..... ..... court before the hearing. l'ICTITIOUS •USINEU
Ceme\ery Mortuary P UBLIC NOTICE Y1 our appearaacb e may bet The •==~,,!T:,Tr~~:".~. ooi"o Chapel n person or y your a -1>us'nen •'· '"'"".. I v 0 torney. VAN MANOR. LTO . ,.., OUPo"I ~ rac1 1c 1ew rive .,ICTITIOUS aUSINIEU 1 F y O U A R E A or1.,., S<llte 111, 1Mne, CA n11s Newpor1 Beach NAMa ITATUUNT J ..... -.. 5""rllnv , • ., 0...-.1
644•2700 T"• 1011-•nv per"'"' •--• dotl\O ~RE DI TOR or a cont 0,. .. , s..11•111.1,,.1,. C... .,10
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Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hiiis
766-0933 San Juan cap1strano 49s-1ns
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1625 Gisler Ave .
Costa Mesa
540-5554
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1 tO Broadway
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642-9150
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646-9371
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bu.ll~-:~:· REFLECTIONS, 60J tll\ 1ngent Creditor Of the d~ Andrew Sw••ely, 11t1 Oupont
51 • Huntl""on BNc.I\, c. . .,.,.. ceased, you must file you Ori ..... Su•te 111, 1rv1ne, CA '271S
I.oh McC..1991\, l11 Al.O.m• St .. Claim with the COUrt O Jol\n G. I.owe Ent•rl>fl•n. H'2
..... 9, H·~i-on 8H<l'I, c. . .,,.._ t a t th I Oupont Ort...e. Suite 111. trvllW, CA ~... wn • .,,. presen tt 0 e persona '27U Wllll•m o. zoor. •01 '1h s1 .. representative appointed S1Nr1tno tnves11N111 O>r-•li"" HuntlnQICM 8Mdi, Ce .,._ c c TlllS o..tlrwu IS condUcl..S by a by the COUrt Within fOUr • .tll tornt a <or por•tlon l, ll•l Gt""'•' -1nff1h•P months from the date ot ~~t 0ri ... Su<te 111· 1"'1,..· CA1
Tl•ll ~='= 111"" .,11,. 11,. first issuance of letters as Tl\it t>usineu " <onduct..i by • County ci.r1co10r..-ve CMinty on No ... provided In Section 700 of um1te<1 -'"'""1P·
P AndtrM Sw• ... ly •mller6,t9'0 the robate Cod e of Tl\ls SI .. _, ..... Ill.., wltl\ ,,.,. .,,...., California. The time for County Cler• 01 Or•"~ Co..nty on Put.II"*' 0r.,.. eo.si O•llY Pltot fllinn claims will not ex· No .. moer•. ••.
No• '·ti.
22
• tt. '* ~1• pi re" prior to four months Pubt1Sntd Or.-.ot eo.11 0.1~1:::
from the date of the hear· No•.•· is. 22.1'1, '"° ., ....
PUBLIC NOTICE
.. ICTITIOUS austN•U llAMaSTAT .... NT Tl•• lelfewln9 perton Is dol"O t>onlrwun: STAllt 81CYCl.E WOAl.O, i•U New!llOl1 BIW., ~ leach, c:..
~ P•to A. Sllum•k•r, U7St 1.0Cll.tl·A, WltH'nlMler, CL '2tlD Tiii• .....,_ IJ <Ol'OIKted Dy aft
llMll•~. PllUYA.~r Tlllt tW1-I WM llltd with llw COIH'lt' Ct9tlt 01 Or.,..., County on No.,.mbef i, 1tl0.
Ing noticed above.
PUBLIC NOTICE YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the court . If you are interested In the -----estate you may file a re-"'CTITI04.IS •us1NUs ' MAME STATIM•NT quest with the court to re· Tn• ro11ow1nv .,.,_ 11 do1no t>u•I·
celve speclal notice of the· nm et
I t Of St t set THE MAMMA'S ' PAPP4' S nven <KV e a e as s e11tTH CENTER, 211s s.an Ju.on L•ne. and of the petitions, ac-cos•• Me ... CA..,.,. co u n t s a n d report s wenc1y K41y C:O.te11oe. 111s sen described In Section 1200 Juen Ln., c.1.1 w.., CA,,,,.
of the California Probate 01!:;;~.~neu 1' <ONJV<1ec1 Dy •n ,,..
Code. weno1y K•y c.,1.11.,. Thff IUl»l'Nnl we\ 111.0 with t"-
'""4111-0r.,.. Coetl o.i~'= D•vlcl c .WIHen"•,••Y,,L•dw ~:~~~t ~-o• Omve Covnly on No•. 1, u. 22, "·..., ....,. Corp., 1301 Is re v ., ,.,_
Los Angeles, C•. t0017 PuDllshecl Or1not eo. .. o.uv Piiot, • NOY. IS, 21, tt, Dec •• lteo
PUAUt NOTICE Pwi.llU'ied 0r-. Coe•• O.lly Piiot -------
-----------· HOY. U,. .. , 22, ttlO ,,,.........
"ICTITIOUI 8UllN~h flAMalTAT•MSNT
, ... ,....,...... perton ,, dOlnt ......
MHU., THE HTATE AGEHTf, lJO bot
11111 Slr•t, coeu1 Mew, CA •un,
S..lftl • 11• Jonn 1.. Cuti\. il' Al•• 1.n .. <;oslAI MeM,CA~ Tlllt Mlneu II C-.ctff "' •n 1n. •IY ..... I.
JtlWI I.. CVltt Tlllt ...W-l ••• 111911 wUll ,,_ County O.rk of 01>•1111e Collflly Oii ,...,,,.,,1 ...
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I• PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUI a us1111eU NAMSITATeMeNT
TM foll-"9 P9'"'1 It d04n9 Ousl
MHH; ~·TUI 111\AICIR!t, 601 H1ml1tqt1, Co•te ...... CA mu o.n1 .. '911111o .... nrt 11t1•••••
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Oelll• I(, ,.."'"°"" T11l1 lltMmtlll wtt ljltd ,_1th t,..
COlllllY Clerk ti Oran .. COllllly Of\
Nov, It, I ...
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the Surprise Party, the same organization that
failed to get him on the ba llot for governor of Con·
necticut In 1978 and rallied only 96 write·in votes in
the election.
The curly haired campaigner boasts that he
got more '4>tes than (Ll. Gov. Robert) "Killian
a nd EJmer Fudd combined."
However, Killian wasn't on the ballot. He had
lost a Democratic primary t.o Gov. Ella Grasso.
O'Leary notes that Republican Congressman
Ronald Sarasin spent "more than $1 million" run·
ning agaJnst Gov. Grasso that year while O'Leary
spent less than $50. "and we both lost."
"I don't like to label myself a liberal or a
radical," he says.
In his life, he tries to emulate comic·strip
character Pogo. On his living room wall, within a
cluttered beach house, bangs a cello without
strings.
His campaign slogan is : "Ask ndt what money
candoforyou; ask whatyoucando."
That's right, you 've got it.
His campaign line is satirical. But he claims to
be completely serious about running.
''My motive is r eal serious and humor is my
m eans," he says.
Some of his causes are ending world hunger
and poking some holes in the standard political
process.
O'LEARY, A BACHELOR, actually kicked off
his 1984 cC1mpaign last May in a New Haven rast·
food eatery in front of two reporters and waiters
who had nothing else lo do but listen He kicked it
ofr again b y set ting up s hop outs ide the
Democratic National Convention in New York City
in Aug\Jsl, again with an October news conference
in Los Angeles. and yet again on a television in-
terview progra m last week.
''What l do is, 1 kee p kicking it oft. yellln
louder and louder each time," he says, explainln
bhs strategy as if ht! were the first Politician
think of It.
The response after the network TV sho
almost bowled him over, he says, af\d now he !eel
he's reaJly rolling.
So. on to the obligutol"y campaJgn biography:
O'Leary was born and reared in Arllngto ,
Mass., a &ston suburb. His father worked for the
state, helping people who had been hurt on the job,
a nd his mother was a teacher. ,)
He started as a philosophy major at ~ale
Univers ity but le fl half.way t hro ugh his
sophomore year when his interest in rock 'n' roU
drumming drew him to Los Angeles
Dubbed "Homesick John" because he misse6
the East, he was back in New Haven in 1975 wit•
enough experience to organize a band two yea~
late. A broadcaster s uggested that he run ror go\C-
ernor and, a day late r. he was running.
Asked about the 1980 presidential election1
O'Leary says he was happy, in a way, that
Republican Ronald Reagan won, although he voted
for Barry Commoner or the Citizens Party on the
strength of his energy platform
' "TO ME, I '~ REALLY excited a bout it
because it's the first chance to see if the co~·
servative approach really works .. J 'd prefer t9
be watching it from Venu:,. though "
O'Leary admits that he loves to be in the
public eye, but he claims he gets tbe greatelll
pleasure from "m akmg a point a nd making thesn
laug h at the same tirn<'.
"1 want people to see how a bsurd the polilic\1
process is. I don't think it's wrtftlg. necessarily,
just crazy "
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Slims or regulars 1n sizes 7-14 Fall colors
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Quiet after the storm
Career to 'live li/e of an ex,,.president'
WASHlNGTON CAP> Jimmy Carter, M>ft·
...... and subdued after 1tru11Un1 ao lone t.o 1et
... White House and 10 hard t.o •t•y lhere, aays
t.e Ju9t wanu to "hve the Ute ol an ex-presldent"
· wbea he rue. aoulh lo Janu.,-y
Tbat means. he says, no more
tittle lf any politics.
., In.stead , the soon ·to·bc·
fdl99~r p~ldent said this week .,,._ look1nC forward to writlni.
t"behlna. lecturing, planning a
Carter Ubrary In Georaia and
be comin 1 "a good fly fill·
herman."
'I And unlike Gerald R. Ford.
*ast man to leave the White
e, Carter said be wiU play .
" fairly low-l>rofile role." cuH11
After Republican Ronald Rea1an's inaugura· l~t Jan. 20, Carter said he will return to Plains,
G ., and stay there "for a number of months,
ybe longer."
He said he will begin planning his presidential
utary, possibly in Atlanta, t.o house the papers
adil mementoes of his four years as lhe nation's 399l cllief executive . He said he plans to write
~e lhan one book, and, asked if there would be ;;}f · surprises in his memoirs. replied: "I hope
f He might decide lo aid some benevolent or
n<m-profit group, Carter said, but he denied IA s~ement once attributed to him that he might do
l sionary work.
Carter said he will not go back Into tht• fumlly
nut business, which made him a milllonalrP
before he went to Washington, because "l think
it'a inappropriate for an ex-president to be In
volved in the commercial world."
HE HEDGED THAT A bit, however. explain
i«.,: "U my family is starving, I 'll have to make
sotne money."
Thal shouldn't happen . As a former president.
Cfrter will draw a pension of $619,630 a year. In ud·
daion to a travel allowance. om~ expenses, a
st.Alf and Secret Service protection for him and his
wife, Rosalynn.
Carter said he has no desire to try to win ·the
presidency back in 1984. and he declined to venture
an opinloo whether Vice President Walter F. MOO·
dale should run .
"Fllrl'Z AND I ACl'UALLY are almost as
close as brothers, "-Carter said, but "u far as try.
ing to lnlluence what he does In the future, I will
not do that.
He said he did "not necessarily" consider
himself head of the Democ:raUc Party and refu.sed
to make any recommeodatlon.s about the party's
future or who the chairman should be.
Carter said he will not be a "minority party
critic" out of otflce.
"I'd like to play a constructive role," be said.
"1 will reserve the right to speak out on issues that
are importan t lo me .... I intend to be very
helpful to the new president when he's In office.··
Ex-councilman
jailed, fi~d
OROVILLE <AP> Fonner City Councilman
Oonuld Bronner ha11 been sentenced to eight
month!! In the county jail, and also assessed and
flnt.•d $5,080. ror embezzllng funds from his travel
ugency.
Tht> jull l.irm and flne were conditions of three
yl•urif 11roh1ttlon grunted lhls week by Superior
Court Judl(t' Jtrnn Morony.
nronm•r. 26, waM given credtt for three months
1tln•udy ro•rvc•cl in Jail.
J lJl)(i•: MORONV RECOMMENDED that he
bo put on u work furl<1ugh program al his family's
r i<'t.' f1arm.
Bronm•r rt.•111.cned hts seat on the city council
aftt'r ll jury found him guilty or four counts or em·
bt•nlti1mc.int In .luly. lie was accused of embezzling
ubout $3,300 from the trust account of his Bronner
Truvcl AMt<nl'y.
THt: T RUST ACCOUNT existed to provide re·
funds to ctlenl:I who didn't take their trips. Five
rllents claimed It look up to 15 months to get re·
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Horoscope v -.1cuvillc. pllger
State board wioE AREA SUNDAY, NOV.16
BVSYDNEYOMARR d f •
ARJES (Mar . 21-Apr. 19): Fears. doubts are stan S 1rm
dispelled; you regain confidence as special data
t>ecomes available. TAURUS (Apr. 20.May 20): Accent on friends, SACRAMENTO IAP) The state Board of
hopes, wishes and hunch that pays di vidend. Education took no action this week on a proposaJ
Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarius persons play signiri· to allow schools to charge fees for special ac· tivilies like drama or football. cant roles. Family member displays emotion and The lack of action let stand a state regulation needs understanding from you. · d h GEMINI (Mav 2l-June 20): You'reJiven more banning,:such fees, but a board spokesman sat t e
J · ban is unenforceable. room t.o experiment. to be versatile an to expand The change in the state rule had been sought
personal horizons . Another Gemini and a Sagil· by officials of financially pressed school districts.
tarian play important roles. Focus on ambition, Vic Biondi, spokes man for state schools chief
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LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 ): Relationship is in·
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Accent on emotional responses, finances affecting
partner or mate. your ability to delve beneath
superficial indications.
· VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Major domestic ad ·
justment is highhghted. l''ocus on property, t>as1c
values and s pecial care required for family
qie mber. Be receptive, diplomatic and cautious
where expenditures are concerned.
LIBllA (Sept. 23·0cl. 22 ): Go slow, lie low,
l>ermil others to lake initiative. Define t erms. be a
shrewd observer . Plant seeds for future actions.
Study Virgo message for important hint.
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aatives figure prominently.
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• complete efforts leading to greater security. Your
Pe>silion is stronger than originally anticipated.
Jou 'II get help from family member who has faith.
CAPlllCORN (Dec. 22-J an. 19 >: New contact
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Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominently. Main·
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flexible and make amends to relative who feels
neglected.
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,rrorth through i,n!ormation obtained from unusual
aaurce . Another Aquarian, a Cancer and a Leo
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Family remains eentral
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Chilli's development
?' )~U FQ Al chlJdnn are COO·
....... ta. wme• ol a family la aa ..... , relatioublp with
a aclalt wbote ties to tbt child ID .,.,.... lmmedfat., IWTOW ..., .....
Prc1e111ar urte arontenbreD-.. , llu call9d tlle1e "lrra·
dlaal," .,,. wtdeb ... doee not
.. an tbat they are nomtme,
b•t merely that tbtJ are allndltk.
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to nune a lick daupter rarely
-.. much Immediate ...a.-·-from tile acth'lty; 'lie r..-~-tt
llitea ... he Wanta wbat la aoc>d
,_. lier. llotben wbo have bor·
outllde tbe home oftm
BOt beea111e t.beJ love tMlr
reen," but beeauae tbey
to provide better for their
ty ol pareat-clllld re...
lloellldi~ clearl1 alfeda the
, T children arow
p11choloctcally. Tbe behavior
ad nJues ol parents are tbe
matrh la wblcb dllldren'1 sense
ot rlllrt and wroni develope.
Parents' aample and teaddq
belp tbe child to f'elU)ate · bla or
Iler own emoticJGI and lmpulw.
FamW• remain the primary in·
fbleoce on tbe development ot
cblldn!n in t.betr early yean.
BUT AT TB£ same time,
families HA VE chanced la their
relatlonahi,. with children, and
in ways that many Americana
ftncl UIJ"'*in1.
-ODe ol tbt main dwaatt la
•• ,... la lbe Mlf ·•uftldmey
of tbe famlly. Two bwadr-.d
yean a,o, an Amtrlcu farm
faml.11 srew or made IDOlt ol wllat It needed to care for
clllldren. Today , a cub
economy provides moat
Americam Wkb a bJaber •tan· dard ol llvtnl, but lt allo meam
tlaat w pay othen to build our
bom•, srow our food, make our
clotbt9, and entertain ua. Tbe
retult: parenta depend far more
on otben for the necessities ot
brlnlinl up children.
-A leeCDI, related cbanse la
the dluppearance of the family
11 an economic unit. On the
traditional family farm ,
llueband, wife, and children
cooperated u a team in farm
work. Even· small children· had
useful chores and children were
especially needed by their
families durtq the srowinl and banest aeuon. Today, in con-
trast, parents leave home to
wort and return at nilbt, -wblle
children rarely perform any
useful economic-role at bome -
or anywhere elM. -
-A TIOaD CHANGE for
chUdren ia the 1rowin1 im-
portance ot education out.aide
the family. Two centuries •Co.
moat chlldren who went to
school did so for only a few
y~an. to supplement what t.bey
were tau1ht by their own
families or throu1h aP.pren-
tlceahipe in other families or
famUy-like settin1a. Today, an
American cbil~ atarta nursery
school or the equivalent at three
or four, and until the avera1e
ace of t~ty' spends the better
part of every weekday in the
Er-C'.Waef aide speaks oui
eomJ>U)' ol unrelated cbildrtD
and teacbera la 1cbool.
IDtvltablJ, ,..._tal lDllUllDeel
ar• to4a1 ....a.mealed IA MW wa,a bJ ... -~ ol peen
and scboai .....-..J, •
-A lourib famllY ehan,. tbat
dram1tieall1 aneeta e~ la
the rtduetloa In famlly 1i1t.
El1bt or more eblldren. to a
famllt_ were eommon la eo&onial
NewlJand, four or ftve la tbe
lttb ceatury. Today, mo1t
parenta have one or two. lnettld
of 1rowla1 up in a family
domlnat.cl b7 the buatle and
bu.all• ol brotben and •lat.a ot
widely dltferent •••· cblldren today are usually tbt only cblld
e>r one of two chUdren in a
bouaet.okt do•inat.S lar1elJ by
1$1ulta.
-Children are alto affected
by variatiom int.be structure ot
the family Itself. But in tbe put,
the norm, and to a leuer depee
the reality, was tbe father·
mother-cblldren family, with t.be
mother at home a11umin1
primary .care of the children.
E•en when fathen left farm.a to
work for waaea, moet mothers
who could afford to stayed at
home, workin1 as
"homemakers."
TODAY TRIS traditional
structure bu chan1ed la several
ways. Moel Important la the en·
try of women into the paid labor
force: today a majority of mar-
ried women with school·•••
children work for pay outside
the home.
Important, too, la the IJ'Owinl
number of families with oaly one
parent present. Althoufb fewer
famillee are "broken" today by
the death of a parent, many
-more are tranlformed by
dJvorce, and a -,rowtns number
of children are born to and kept
by mothers who are not mar-
ried. At present, about one of six
children is livin1 with one
parent <usually the mother),
while cme ot every three children
will spend SOME time between
birth and ase ei1hteen in a
slnale-parent family.
The mother railing children
alone often faces economic
. .
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PAllaNT8 ITIU. CHIU GUIDe IN CHILD'I GROWT'H . •ut edded out8lde lnftuenoee......,.. otd petteme
bardahipe that bave serious COD·
aequeneee for her children. Most
unmarried motben must won 11
their families are to survive.
They depend on some form ot
daycare lor their children.
Our aoclety bu been slow to
respond to their need. We have
debated abOut ~r daycare
can replace a mother's care. But
for milllon1 of cblldren · that
choice la not available. Tbey will
either be cared for in school or
daycare centers, or they will be
latch-key cb.Udren cared fOf' in·
adequately by 1li1bt1y older
brot.ben and alaten at bome.
•OST 81NGLB·PAaBNT
famlll• eventually become two-
pareat famlHes tbroqh t.be (re)·
marriqe ol the •tncle parent.
Tbua, today's ch1Jdren are likely
to experience a ireater variety
of famUy fonm -two-parent
famlllee, sl.qle-parent faml.U•,
recomtttuted families.
The data are not all in yet to
allow ua to predict bow this
varied experience will affect
children's development, happi-
ness, and ability to adapt u t.bey
1row into adulthood. Studies ot
divorce reveal that children do
suffer when their families are
disrupted, but they also IUO"he.
If tbeir ·atepparenta are
reapomible, nurturtn1 people,
children in recons tituted
famllles may develop trultiq
relatiombl .. with a lar1er let ot
adult.I and may acquire an a ·
tended ldn network in a new
form.
-Finally, the role of parents
themselves vii-a -via children
baa cban1_ed from do·it·
youraelfer to 1ener-al
coordinator. Yesterday 's
parents were usually able to pro-
vide directly a ,lar1e part of
what children n~eded -
materially, paycbolo1ically,
educationally, morally. Of
coune, parents in today's
cbansed families aUU provide
much ot what la most important
to their children's development:
love, constancy, support, dJa-
cipline, example and precept.
sometimes a1alnst great odda -
In today's changed families.
NEXT WEEK: Sociologiat aftd
belt·WIMnQ author UUlcm 8. Ra.bin
~ "Von.tie• of Familfl Pat·
~-··
* * *
Background
of author
diversified
Kenneth Keniston has been
Andrew Mellon professor of
human development in the pro-
1ram in science, technology and
society at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology since
197~.
He previously was affiliated
many year-s with the Yale
. A,:uJ>u•~~ Dam dispute widens
IN ADDITION, ho wever,
parents have a new role as tboee
who try to harmonise all of the
other influences on a child's life.
Thus, parea'9 shop for food,
choose houainc, buy clothes,
monitor teleTialon, meet with
teachers, hire ped iatricians ,
consult experts, arran1e
lessons, chauffeur children to
playmates, and so on. This new
role ia difticult, as any parent
can testify, especially if the
parenta' desire to n:;apond to the
particular needs of t.be child
finds DO respomt in the eooda
and services available to theta
in the marketplace.
Medical
School, where
he was a pro-
fess or of
p syc hiatry
and director
o f t b e
behav ioral
scie nc es
study center.
In addition,
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
former aide to Interior
Secretary Cecil Andrus says if
Andna decides in favor of a re-
d ea I 1ned Auburn Dam, be
sltould allo favor hllh flows in
the lower American River.
Joe N.,el, wbo left h.ia job as
Andrus' aaailtant la Saeramento
tllia week to return to an Idaho
state job, eaid he diaaereea with
tbe federal Water and Power
~aoun:ea Service that a de·
claion should be postponed on
lower flows in the lowe r f American River.
: The lower American River·
' 1oea tbroulb Sacramento, and la
: popular with raften, boaters
· udflaben. '· ;Anclrul, a former Idaho 1ov-
emor who announced weeks a10
be wu leavtn1 office at the end
of tbla year. la expected to de-
.u
cide um month whether a re-
designed dam on the south fork
of the American River above
Auburn should be built. Presi·
dent Carter once proposed to
eliminate it.
Abom szoo million worth of
preliminary work for the dam,
fint authorhed by Con1reaa in
1965, ha.a been completed, but
construction was halted alter a
1975 earthquake near Oroville
raised questions about the earth·
quake realatance of the orllinal
double-auvature, thin-arch con-
crete desip. Uthe dam broke,
Sacramento could be covered by
20 feet of water within two
hours.
One government plan calls for
irrigation wate r from the
American River to be diverted
at Nimbus Dam into the Folsom-
South Canal, which would nm 89
miles south to the southern
border ot Sao Joaquin County.
Only 2S miles of the canal has
been buih, ending at the Rancho
Seco nuclear power plant.
Since Folsom-South bu not
been completed, the water in
Folsom Dam allocated for eaat-
side lrri1aUon bu been allowed
into the lower American t.hrouCb
Sacramento, maintai ning
average summer nows at 1,500
to 2,500-cubic·feet per second.
Na1el noted that subdivialoos,
fis h hatche r ies, increased
recreation and the 23·mile-loog
American River Parkway have
gr own up alone the lower
American.
The 1overnment says if
Auburn Dam were built and the
lrri1ation water were diverted
at Nimbus into • completed
Folsom-South Canal, nows in the
lower American would drop to
a minimum of 500-750 cubic feet
per second.
'Cokl tiuktv''
clinic slated
Saddleback Collese faculty,
staff and student smokers who
snuff their smokes on Tbunday
and •'Co cold turkey," will receive
cold turkey aandwiches u a re-
ward. The aandwicbea are part of the
colle1e'a own versio.n of t.be
American Cancer Society's
Great. American Smokeout.
Funher information may be
obtainesf by callin1 Dixie
Bullock at the division office,
831-4701. '
Does all this mean that
parents are obsolete and the
family la collapetnc! Not at all.
Unqueirtionably, the family as
a cbUd-rearin1 institution la
cbanlina -far more rapidly
than our ideas about it. But the
betlnn.lna ol wisdom is to realise
that what r emains constant,
even in dlfferent times and in
new family contexts, is the
special q\iallty of love between
parents and children.
That la what the • 'aociallDnc
functlm ot the family" ts all
about, and it persists -
•••uno.. h e s er v e d
from 1972 to 1979 as chairman
and executive director of the
Carne1ie Council on Chi.ldren
and was principal author of their
report, "All our Children: The
American Family Under
Pressure."
His other books Include "The
Uncommited " "Young
Radicals," "Youth and Dissent" '
and "Radicals and Militants."
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ol larael, enctlq" tj'9v. Jl. Puticlpatlnf a.re Don
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and Carolyn Yount of Corona del Mar; Dixie
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China Catholics
greeted by p9pe
VATICAN CITY (AP> -Pope John Paul fl
said that many Roman Catholics in China
persevere in their faith and attachment to the
papacy allbouch China's national Catholic Church
bas no ties with the Vatican.
Receiving bishops from Taiwan who are 1.n
Rome thi.a week on a periodic visit, the pope said
be shared their concern over the situation of the
• church in China, which he called "that heroic
church."
The elevation of a Catholic bishop in Peking
lut year was termed "illegitimate" by a Vatican
spokesman because it was done without the ap·
proval of the Holy See. The Vatican estimates
UJere are 500,000 to 2 miWon baptized Catholics in
China, compared witti 3 million before the
People's Uberation Army defeated the Nationalist
Chinese in 1949.
"Tee.._,. ere Terrfflc, llul I Need Help"
-signed, Parents Everywhere
"YOU GOT m"
-signed, Fairview Community Church
Ja'"" Dobeon "FOCUS ON THE FAMILY" .....
WEDNESDAYS. 7:30 P.M.
(Corner Fairview Rd. & Fair Or., Costa Mesa>
lullfect: "ADOLESENCE • PeerPQtuwe,
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Weamer, Joan Clamp, Barbara Pannier, Mike
Moldenhauer, Carolyn Jetton and Ted and Diane
Tkach ot Newport Beach; Rick and Karen Har·
rlaon and Doul and Bonnie Friedman of IJ'Vine;
and Coqfle Llnden and Joan Rebnborl of Laeuna
&each. . • Three faitba will co-bolt an Oran1e County In·
terfaith CommiUee for Peace workabop from 2 to
4:30 p.m. Sunday durinl simultaneous acUvlties at
8'lr Ba Ma'aW Barbor aetena Temple. 8&. Mark
Pret~yterlq Cllauela and
O•r La•1 • Q•eea ef ( J Aa1e11, all located at the BRIEFS
intenedlon of Jamboree _ Road and Eaatbluff --------
South opposite Corona
del Mar High School lo Newport Beach. For in·
formation call 997-6841 or 551-6567. • Dr. Marcus Bach, author and a pioneer in
holistic living, will conduct a 9 a.m . to • p.m.
workshop today at SHplaerd el die llllla Vatted
Claarcll of Cltrl1t, 30121 Niguel 'Road, Laguna
Niguel. • ~ic by Bach will be featured in the second o~oothly concert series at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Cltvda of St. Mlclaael ud AU A111ell, 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The
performance is presented by the choir and or·
chestra of Edison High School . • The annual Hanukkah Carnival begins at 11:30
a.m. SUnday at Temple Betit David, 6100 Hefl~y
St., Westminster. Food, games, cartoons and mov·
ies will be featurod. • Registrations of three and four-year-olds for
preschool classes are being accepted by Sbepherd
of &be Peace Ledlleraa preschool, 18182 Culver
Drive, Irvine. Call 551-5347 for information. • Betty Connelly, lay leader of St. James
Episcopal Cllucla, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach,
will present a workshop on lay ministry Nov. 21
and 22 in Sacramento. • A Harvest Festival open house is planned from
l lo 5 p.m. Sunday atClartatCollegelnble, 1530Con-
cordia. Handcrafted items and baked goods will be
sold to raise funds for student aid. The touring
"Spiritbome" musicians will entertain. • A Thanksgiving healing service is planned at
7 :30 p.m. Wednesday at the Newport Barbor
Cll11rch of 1teU1lou Sclellc:e, 1929 Tustin Ave.,
Costa Mesa. It will be preceded by community
singing at 7 p.m. • Rose Adams Williams of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship wlll speak at 8 p.m. Thurs·
day to the CllartlUa SdeMe 8edetJ, Irvine. The
pro11uo will be at Uolvenlty Unlted K~t
Cbureh, 1M2Z Culver Drive, Irvine. ,
The fourth ftlm ln lh• roe. Oil tbe P'amib
aeries wiU be abown at I a.m. and 7 p.m. Smcla,J at
the nn& t1alte4 • ......._. ~ mi ...
Street. Hunttqton ~aeb. It II tJUed '"'l'be OriP* * Jewish women'• or1aoJutloas and temple ala-
terbooda in tbe county will have a coffee aocial at
10 a.m. 'l'b~y to welcome newcomers to the
J ewl1h c;ii>mmunlty. The event will be at 8lalr lb
Ma'alol, Harbor ltefona Te•ple. 2100.A Mar Vis·
ta, Newport Beach.
• Counselor and author Leanne Payne Will pre·
sent a four-day inner healln1 seminar at ~ of
Peace l.Altberu Cltud1, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive
East, Costa Men. Sessions will be at 8 and 11 a.m. an~ 7 p.m. Sunday, and 7 :30 p.m. Monday \hroueh
Wednesday. • Jewish teenagers wlll greet newcomen to lbe
area with a l to 4 p.m. program today at the~
Coast Jewlab Cea&er, 298 Broadway, Laguna
Beach.
Temple
has own
cookbook
Temple Bal Yahm has
compiled an original
cookbook, "The Best
Yet."
Containing more than
340 recipes, two-thirds of
the book is a traditional
cookbook while the re·
maining section covers
Jewish holidays and
-traditions .
•
of Self-Doubt." •q . ..
Rev. John Glmenea, putor of Rock Cburclt!•
Virginia Beach, Va., la the featured speaker M
the World Clarla&laa O.treadl ~ at 7 Pi
Friday at the Crystal Cathedral, Lewla Street
Chapman Avenue, Garden Grove. World Cbria
Outreach ia an Orllfle Counly·bued min~lg
located in Laguna Hills. Call 7»801.S for reae~
tions. . • 111
The annual Carttaa Clu1IU lae9efK dinner wtl
be at 6 p.m . Sunday in the Skyroom of the Gr.a
Hotel, 7 Freedman Way, Anaheim. A social a
at s p.m. precedes the charity affair benefi
Catholic SC>cial Services. There· also will W:
celebration in honor of the birthday of Rev.
William R. Johnson, Bishop of the Diocae>ol
Orange. For information, call 586-3887 or 837-55441!~
&!
~. The recipes were col·
lected from tempi~
members, their families
and friends.
Books are available
for $7 .50 through the
temple gift shop at 1011
Camelback St., Newport
Beach , M o nd ays
through Fridays from
9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
erusta! eatkedral
Sund ay Services
November 16, 1980
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For information, call
the temple al 644·1999.
Dr. Schuller will deliver his message,
"TIMt Thnast of the Trust" Part 2
at the 9:30 and 11:15 am. seNices.
"Worship n you are In the family car."
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South Coast
Community Church
For reserved drive-in church parking beneath the
opened 90' Cathedral doors '-
call (714) 971 -4000.
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Message:
"DEPRESSION: FACING INTERNAL TEMPER TANTRUMS"
Dr. Rudy ManhaU Speaking
SERVICE: 9:00 AM
CLASSES: Nursery thru Hi-School
Temporety Home:
Corona del Mar High School
2101 Eastbluff Dr .. Newport Beach, California
Tim Timmons, Randy ManbaU, Paston
For Information: Call (71') 6"-1350
7:00 p.m. -Inspiring Services
beneath the sky and the setting sun.
Message by Dr. Robert Schuller. assisted
by his son Rev. Robert A. Schuller.
Chapman Ave. at Lewis St., Garden Grove, Ca.
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Music: Arie Shlkler Newport Beech. Catlf .
Educator: Hildy She1nman ,_Wu tt •• ~7JtJ AM Viollon ._,.
TEMPLE SHAfl2!ativ ) ¢ Rabbi Hershel Brooks •
617 WHt Hamllton, Cott• MeH, Callf. 92627
(714) 848-5552
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Rabbi Mark S. Miller Cantor Ronald E. Ford.ls
SAllATH SBYICIS • flllOAY • l:OO PM
Miriam Kaurman, Dir. or Ed .. Winnie Roes._Presldent
Rell1lo1as School Sunday
9:15 AM lo 11:~ AM
Jr. & Sr. Hilb Groups · Adult Education
• Hebrew School · Thursday 4:15 -8:15 Pll
1011 Camelback, Newport Beach IOff Jamboree>
Vialton Welcoine · "4-~ lle' .. ~tNi~
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,-.et along, llCtle dogie'
~ Silhouetted against the swi·sparkled Uttle
Missouri River near Williston, N.D., Chuck
.. _Schwickerath chases a rwiaway calf down
, the bank. The cowboy, who manages the
JW Hereford Ranch northeast of Williston,
was trying to persuade the calf to join it!
mother across the river.
Hero
•
thanked
for life
ST. PETERSBURG,
Fla. (AP) -It wu their
flnt face.to-face meet-
ln1 -the ~·ager in
the botp6tal bed and the
atrancer whoH life be
saved fOW' days ago.
DoMa AJtiere, a 33·
year-old ~ of four,
couldn't wait to cet to
Erik Raymond's bed.aide
Wedn)91day after he re-
cained conscious ness.
She wanted to try to put
Into words what she felt
for the ~year-old, who
ftung himself in the path
of a ftytng Ure to shield
her from ill 70 mph Im·
pact.
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa
Phone 754-90'7
"YOU DON'T know
me, but I know you. I
owe you an awful lot,
young man," she said to
Raymond, who lay in an
intensive care unit, his
ba nds bristling with
tubes.
The sa ndy -hair e d .~::Z~~~~r.;=;J~r;.=~:rJ~~~~:W:~~~~~~~iiiiiiiii youth looked at her and in ' l
. a halting voice replied: '! "Why? Because I saved
your life?"
Cancer patients notice the t#ff erence Then be slipped back •
to sleep. .• For three days ,
Raymond lay uncon-
scious after a 40·pound
wheel smashed him in
the he"1 when be burled
himself in front of Mrs.
Altlere to protect h~
from a freak raceway
accident.
CIDCAGO <AP) -Small~ell lung cancer pa-
tients who quit smoking before or at the time their
disease I.a diacovered are more apt to survive than
those wbo continue to smoke, new research in-
dicates.
n The scientists said the explanation may lie in
tbe fact that smokinc appears to' depreu the
~y·a immune system and thus would tend to
~1ate the effect of chemotherapy.
And one specialist speculates that quitting
imoking may increase chances for survival of pa-
ltents with certain other types of cancer as well
bd they, too, "would do well to stop smoking." .
:
1 DESPITE THE LINK between lung cancer
'od cigarettes, about ball of the persons studied
ontinued to smoke after their disease was
Wiaposed.
,y • Results by a team of cancer specialists at the
tlational Cancer Institute· Veterans Administration
Hospital in Washington were reported in the
/ournal of the American Medical Association
published Friday.
SoIDe cholesterol
good f.or heart
WASIDNGTON (AP) -After years of caution-
ing that cholesterol is bad for the heart, scientists
now say one form apparently is beneficial. And the
more the better.
While health experts said that a high total
cholesterol level in the blood still increases the
risk of heart problems, several studies show that a
portion of this cholesterol is a "good" kind that ap-
parently protects the heart.
THE LATEST EVIDENCE of this is a large
government-sponsored study that indicates bigb-
density lipoproteio < HDL> cholesterol actually
lowers the risk of heart disease.
The study, which looked at the blood fats and
lifestyles of about 10,000 people, indicates that risk
subsides as levels of this form of cholesterol rise.
Dr. Robert I. Levy, director of the National
Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, said the benefits ot this form of cholesterol in the body were over-
shadowed for years by concerns about overall
Cholesterol content.
"rr'S EMBARRASSING THAT HDL was not
attended to earlier," Levy told a news briefing,
"Now we realize the importance of looking at the
different kinds of cholesterol and other blood fats,
and determining what they mean."
. Levy and other experts noted that the study
did not examine what happens if people modify
their lives to increase HDL revels. No one knows if
purposely boosting HDL will bring any benefits, be
added.
"But the same things we have been recom-
mending for years to improve health in other
areas -moderate welgbt, more exercise and stop-
pµtc smoking -also increase HDL," Levy said. ~t seems to be yet another reason to follow a
'10re moderate lifestyle.
CHOLESTEROL IS A fatty substance that is
made naturally in the body as well as being added
by diet. High cholesterol levels are strongly as-
spelated with fncrealltd heart and blood vessel dis·
tases.
l.,._But all cholesterol is not alike. It moves
lifUV\Udl the blood attached to different t~s of
l'Otefiund the body reac:tuo these combina.tioo&-
alled Upoproteins -ln different ways.
The principal form of cbolest.erol, called low·
density lipoprotein cholesterol, I.a the ooe mainly ·~aociated with increased heart disease. There is
t .5.times more of this type ln the body than HDL.
AS PAST Of' A LONG·term resear-eb proiram
oo,Jall, part!clpanll at nine clinics in the United
Stttes and one in Canada were tested for blood fall
and qUlltioned about their babill. 1 The study found that women bad about.ts per· e• nt more HDL than men, that blacks bad more
an wllites and }hat slim people bad more than
avierones.
Tbeie flndin1s ooinclde with the fact that
om,en bave leas hnrt diaeue than men, blacks
tban whites and trim people less than obese ...
Anita Johnston-Early, 43, an author of the
study, said the results constituted the first
evidence to su11est that quitting cigarettes may
be associated with bigh~r survival rates in those
who contract small-cell lung cancer. \.
SMAIL-CELL IS ONE of four major types of
lung cancer. It is unusually fast growing, usually
occurs in those over SO years of age and claims
about 25,000 lives a year.
The study examined case histories of patients
who were treated as part of a six-week radiation
and chemotherapy program at the hospital.
"Of the 112 patients who entered into the pro-
gram, we found 19 had stopped smoking prior to
diagnosis. Only one patient had never stnoted, and
3S stopped smoking on their own at the time of
diagnosis. Flfty-seven continued to smote after
diagnosis," she said in a telephone interview.
THE Tl&E, i#lrred loose in a collision at the
Sunshine Speedway on
Saturday night, new 30
feet in the air and over a
15 -foot high f ence
toward the bleachers.
Raymond was sitting
next to Mrs. Altiere,
wbo froz~ as the tire
hurtled toward her. The
impact of t he blow After 18 months, 28 percent of those who bad
quit smoking before diagnosis were cancer.free
after treatment, compared to 16 percent who
kicked the habit upon diagnosis, and only 6 percent
in those who continued to smoke, the &.tudy found.
slamJVeci him face-down 1-.;;.. ___ .... ;...;...;..;;...;;... ___ -"'!!,.....---~~~-------I into the bleachers.
"WE KNOW SMOKING has some kind of
depressant effect on the·immune system. There's
been pretty good evidence of that," said Dr.
Martin Cohen, 42, a cancer specialist who worked
on the study. ·
As a result, he said researchers would expect
cessation of smoking would be helpful in a few
other types, of cancers. "But it would only be io
tumors that are very responsive to chemotherapy
-like breut and testicular cancers," be said.
"Those patienll would do well to atop smoking."
Despite the link between smoking and cancer,
Mrs. Johnston-Earl~ said, it Ls often difficult for
patients to quit dunng the trauma of learning of
their disease and while undergoing chemotherapy.
Btrr NOW, SHE SAID, "We're obliged lo
pursue more creative methods to help patients
stop smoking. lf I get a patient in who continues to
smoke, I can almost promise him that he's not go-
ing to do well."
Therapists became convinced of a lint
between smoting and cancer treatment when they
noticed that small·cell patients ,vho bad ceased
smoking seemed to be living longer than those who
continued sblok.ing.
Ten years ago, Mrs. Johnston-Early said, no
one survived the disease for more than three to six
months. Now, she said non-smokers are projected
to survive as long as 30 months. And one non-
smoking patient bas survived as long as nine
years. ·
The youth regained
consciousness Tueday
night. His condition was
upgraded We dnesday
from serious to stable
an d satisfactory. The
boy's mother, Phoebe
Raymond, called Mrs.
Altiere to tell her the
good news about the
Raymond.a• only child.
''WHEN I bung up I
sat here crying," Mrs.
..Altlere said . "[ was
ecstatic."
She rac ed to the
hospital, where she said
she found Raymond in
•'sort of a stupor.'•
"I was dumbfounded
when be said so matter-
of-f actly that he ltnew
who J waa. It was like
what be had done was no
big deal. My mouth fell
open. And I could have
hugged him."
Although the youth is
sh owing signs of im·
provement. his father,
Earl Raymond, said
doctors aren't certain
yet of the extent of the
injury.
'A speeial place'
Reagan's ranch private retreat
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
President-elect Ronald Reagan
describes his 888-acre ranch where
be and bis wife Nancy vacationed in
secluaioo this week as "a very special.
place for us, a quiet place where we
can getaway."
The square-mile ranch is at the
2,500-foot level in ~ saddle between
two peaks atop coastal mountains
overlooking the Santa Barbara Chan~
nel and the Pacific Ocean. Tbe
nearest clt'y, Santa Barbara, is 20
miles away.
ernor. Barnett bas worked as a han-
dyman, helping remodel the
Reagans' small adobe rancbhouse.
REAGAN, AN A VlD horseman for
the past 50 years, has 10 he•d of cat-
tle, several dogs and a stable with
four riding horses. Aides say hi.a
favorite activity is horseback riding
on about 12 miles of trails be has cut
out of the underbrush.
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&-Me•O, OCC quarterback guides Sout~rn Utah Siate
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It's a bumpy t 'A-bour drive from
Cedar City. utah to Gunnh1on, Colorado
by bua. but Dave Mollica doesn't mind. It'• a lot better than thoae 16-hour
jauata to New Mexico. ,
Mollica will no doubt survive today's
Crip to the campus of Western state
Colle,e. He'll be 1uldin1 tbe Southern
Utah State Thunderbirds in a tey foot··
ball matebup lo the Rocky Mountain
Conference.
A FO••E• COSTA MESA mGR and Oranae Coas t College s tandout
quarterback , Molllca has survived
worse situations. In 1978, for instance,
Mollica had just finished jogging and
decided to take a shower. He slipped on
some shampoo a nd fell through the
glass shower doors. Among the many
cuts and lacerations was a deep slice in
the bicep of bis right arm which is also
his passing arm.
Quick work by an ambulance team
and 3S» stitches saved Mollica's life.
An'd whJJe the easy golne 6·1, 180·
pounder admits he's just happy to be
alive, he's also pleased with the chance
given him ~Y his coach at Southern
Utah State, Jack Bishop.
Bishop brought Mollica to Utah on a
scholarship and used him as a defensive
back last season. But during that time,
MolUca W>derwent therapy from OCC
athletic trainer Leon Skeie and trainers
at SUSC,r began conditioning his
damaged arm.
"Onee l could feel it (the arm> start
coming back, I knew I had a chance lo
throw again," Mollica recalls. Teams
a round the Rocky Mountain Conference
wish Mollica· would have stayed on de·
fense.
l Thunderbirds to a 6-1 conference re-picked up 205 yarda paaslnc and another
cord', Yet the Rocky Mountain Con-45 on the 1round. 11\ree of his puses
ference ls so talent-laden that SUSC is went for TDa and be ran the ball into
only tJed for first place with two other the end zone for two more Ullies.
teams, and the Thunderbirds' hopes Mollica is, no doubt, havin& a &ood
for a berth in the-Association NAIA Ume in Cedar Citt, Utah, population ap-pl,ayoffs hinges on a number of proximately 11,000.
circumstances. No. 1 i.s beat Western State today. ''I like the slower, laybact
Southern Colorado, also 6-1 tn con· atmpoisphere around here. l also enjoy
ference, plays a non-conference finale the smaller school. I let to play more,"
and already owns a share of the title. he says. Married to the former Dana Ganoung,
THE TRlJNDERBJRDS are hoping an Estancia High grad, Mollica i.s also
for an Adams State loss to Fl. Lewis to· the son of Kathy Mollica who is the
day if they hope to gain one of only women's volleyball an<t gymnastics
eight berths in the playoffs. coach at Costa Mesa High.
"Dave is a quarterback who ma~es things work," Bishop says. "He does a FOil THOSE NOT familiar with
good job of spotting opponents' weak· Utah, Cedar City is about. three hours
IN EIGHT GAMES this season, nesses and calling audibles at the line of from Las Vegas and 4~ hours from Salt
Mollica has run for 386 yards, passed scrimmage. Several times this season, Laite City.
for 1,331 yards and averaged 214 yards improvisations in plays have led to big "I don't go to Vegas much anymore,"
total offense per game. gains pr touchdowns:" Mollica admits. "I always stop there for
He bas tossed 15 touchdown aerials Mollica guided the Thunderbirds past gas on my way back home and
and ran for six more while guiding the · Southern Colorado last week 48·15. He something always happens to my car."
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Face Hmkies
DAVE MOLLICA
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Trojans' goal: i)'.:
~kyard rivals fight it out,
ArchrivaJs Irvine and University fought it out Friday
night and when the dust cleared Uni had posted a win.
Above, Irvine's Mike Tierney (left) runs past Jef rei
NBC pays big price
I /or '83 R~se Bowl
ByFllEDROTHENBEllG "' .. ,.......,.._
NEW YORK (AP>-NBCgoh
one-year reprieve and waa forced
to pay a heavy price for the ~
Rose Bowl, apparently freeinf
But NBC let it slip away with ade·
al that was great for NBC but.
wlren compared to the other Jan. 1
games, unspectacular for the
Rose Bol.
the prestigious New Year's Da) IN 1975, NBC paid the Rose
game for any of the thret Bowl $2.25-million. From 1978-82,
networks in '84. NBC's contract called for pay·
In other words. NBC won thE mentsof$3.3 million. Meanwhile.
battle but CBS, or A BC. may bavt rights fees for the other games "c;:~::d· the Rose Bowl an· have tripled over the last five -years. Current costs are: $3.6 nounced jointly Friday an ex· millionfortheCotton Bowl $2.885 temlonofNBC's cwnntcont.ract . . 0 Bo. l d to laclude the '83 game. That was m1lh.o~ for the r ange w an
tbe 1tst of their brief statement, S2m1llionfortheSugar Bowl.
but the io-flghtln&. strategy and The Rose Bowl is the oldest of
poatµrtng of the networks over t he games. Alone in the late after·
tU l,loee Bowl tell a more aignifi· noon, it draws top ratings. It even
cant a,.tory about. the intense com· has the best parade. Losing finan·
· petitldnloTVland. cial preeminence to the Cotton
\ Bowl, which has had mediocre NBC~ BE ~lng i,he Rose matchups of late, didn't sit will
Bowl this. Jan .. 1 for the 30th with the Rose Bowl. NBC sensed
atrai&ht ybt. Tbe network had the dissauslactton ·and tried lo
con1kleled lettlDg CBS outbid it renegotiateearlierthisyear.
forthebia~tbowlgame,butde· Too late, said the Rose Bowl.
clded late this week that lt had to Last month it sought bids from
bold onto it, according to industry the networb for the '83 game, the
source.. . , earliest U could crawl out from
With NBC's loss of the Summer under the NBC deal. NBC's one
Olympics becaime of the boycott holdover was that it retained the
and lta entertainment dlvialoo 's right to match the best bid one last
well-publlclaed troubles, this was time.
(right). Below, Uni 's Rich Sorensen (23) scor es in the
opening quarter behind a good block. See story, page BS.
.. ti • I national crown~
. By ROGER CAaLSON
Of-Deilr H9t Sa.ff
LOS ANGELES -This is·
November and that's what USC
football coach John Robinson
has been waiting for -hoping
his team could remain in the
hunt for a national title as it con·
tinued to gain the strength and
savvy required to get ready for
the Big Four.
Test No. 1 <Stanford) has been
passed. test No. 2 is today in the
form of the Purple Gang, the
Huskies of Washington. UCLA
and Notre Dame complete the
season, but today, the task is
Washington.
Kickoff is at 1:30 -and the
stakes are high. A victory for
Southern Cal keeps the No. 2
ranked Trojans (7--0-1) unbeaten
and within range of the top.
Wa s hington, however , can
clinch a bouquet of roses if the
Huskies can prevail, in addition
to the Pacific-lo Conference
championship.
ROBINSON'S TIMETABLE
for his team feems lo have been
met. Es pe~i ally after last
•J'!l
week's dismantling of Stanford. t~: .
Marcu.1 Allen leads the Pac-ld ·
in rushing with 1,275 yards on
287 carries for 13 touchdowns, a.,1,
4.4 average gain per rush &nc\0 159.4 yards per game. t<J• I'
Quarterback Gordon Adams,
the fifth-_yea r walk-o.V froD\,~· I
Newport Harbor, is avJra~1 I
150 yards a game through th~n·
air, with 101 completions on 17'f ,"
attempts, good for seven
touchdowns and only six in·
terceptions. y-. '
And, he is becoming sue~
cessful on deeper patterns. -,
"Marcus keeps improving,•;
says Robinson. "He has alwa~
0. radletedaw ·· I ''"\'X ( f078J •• 1:3• :.•:-i
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been an outstanmng pass re--...
ceiver, but he has become a
much more aggressive runner." ,,..
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WHILE AU is roses in the'.:-·. I
USC camp after the Stanford~·
victory helped wipe some of the
stain of a 7-7 tie with Oregoci
away, Robinson knows his team,,
still has its back to the wall. ~;,,
·'We have no illusions about.i1o
ourselves," s a ys Robinson.
"We 're aware disaster is rigbb1.
on our doorstep, and this is al.;
week-by-week struggle to try
and get to the top." .. ,,
One loss and it's over -just i
like what has happened acrosf .•
town at UCLA. The Bruins' lO!lt>:
at Arizona -and their unbeaten
season went down the drain. A
wee k later Oregon was the!!
beneficiary. r
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WASWNGTON, 4·1 in co~~·t
ference and 7-2 overall, enier,
with an offense that is averag1J16.1
over 30 points a game ~,..
quarterback Tom Flick, who batLJ
thrown for 1,752 yards and 1)!> .
touchdowns, completing 81 ~
cent of his puses. He clicked f<Jll'f
16 of 17 for 230 yards agam.i
Ariiooa lut week. . (lli-,
Washington bas four receive,.,·
with 23 or more catches, led b;>1r·
flankers Paul Skansi and An·
thony Allen. .
Skansi caught nine for 1~1"
yards against the Trojans evr. year. This seaaon be has pluck o•
off 25 for 311 yards. Allen s ..,
added 26 for 373 yards. ~ Senior fullback <sometJm r :
tailback) Toussaint Tyler is ·11.,
key to the Huskies• bacldie .; ,
boasting a 4.7 average gain OD
135 carries, including ll:>ti 1 touchdowns. ~a.:
not Ume to auffer another set·
back. Arthur Watson. presidentol
NBC Spoe'tl, WU DQt about to
bqlD next week'• atrruates meet-
ln• ln Hawaii wtth the new. that
CB8b8dUbaaway a bl1one.
The Huskies present plenty Of!.~
obstacles for USC's defense, leil 1 by preseuon All-American saf4--,
ty RoanJe Lott, who iced lallrr'.: : week~• victory with hla 45-yatJJ·. I
touchdown nm with a fumble. piu.
• • . p!r~ I ~ Wilkes; Jabhar pace Lakers, l l 3-100 ;:,~ :;'
lat that almo•t happened beeau.e al a 1reater a1.,....lve-
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V• Gontaa Sauter Uld NBC's laA lldmlle clildatoa that lt had to t.., ha .. ,_.. releUodlbtp with
, UM a.. BDwl intact for et leut ,_. • ...._..year. ·
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INGLEWOOD (AP)' -Jamaal Wilkes
had 22 Polnta and Kareem AbduJ-Jabbar
added 21 Friday night to pace Los
An1~tes· balanced acoriftl attack u the
Lakers oYerpowered the San Dlqo Clip-
pers, U.3-1001 lo a National Buketbalt
Aasoclation 1ame. ·
Loi Anleles trailed .-ily la the open-
Jn1 momenta of' the . 1ame, falllna 1 bebtnd w before outftori81 tbe cu,_
ferl a.m dtlrfnl the remel.Ddlr ol tbe
nist ball to .. urne • 17·• lldvaat.,e at
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Cooper with 18. Jim Chones contributed
14 poinll, Earvin "Magic:" Jobnlon 13
and Jim Brewer 12.
Reserve gtaard Freeman Williams led
San Diea.o with M polnll and Michael
Brooks ltad 17. Center Swen Nater
added~ta end ~n Davia l2 for
thee . ·
Tbe .... amproved their record to
11·5 on tbe' MUJon, 7-2 at home, and
they, now ttaU Pecifla, Divi1loa•leadfnc
Phoenix hr. two 1ame1. The Clippers
•N ·1-11, J;'5 cm die road, and are •~ ·
1•m11 ~ ol tbe Sum.
-•.•we came out real·1barp=Ht the pa'ee ,,, &be ..... ".Nici Lak Coacb
Paul W•tr11d • .,,._ we 'IP tbat ,.ee lanl ...... to "'1n . .: We tot taod
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benc h play ln lhe-fffit 1lalf from
Michael Cooper and Jir..l Brewer, and
that helped us aet our l~ad. · .
·'On occuloo we tW'Df!d the ball over,
but effort and a mlatale countered by
more effort lJ acceptable."
"We tried to atop ·Loi Aqeles from
runnln1 because we play them well
from a aet r.:ttlon, • aald Cllppen
Coach Paul Sl u . "Once tbeJ start run·
ntna, the oppoelUon bu problema.
••After lbelr slow start, the t:aken
aeemed to do ~t lier wua.I wJt,b •· · Wllk• laid bi UW.U the I.Men will
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be Hid.
After the 1ame, the Laken n \
noune«I that they had1 waived rookie
1uard Tony Jacklon of Floria State~
make room bn the roeter for forwans;
1uard Butch.Carter. ,
Carter, a HCODCl-round draft chot
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aea.-, but wu put on tbe lDJund
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PIULAOELPHIA -World Serie• bero Tul II McOraw ol the Phlladelplala Phillie1 1till could
Joke about not beln• aelecttd In major lea1ut
but ball'a tree aaent ,re·eotry draft. .
... fell outJol a tree and brdl:e my left elbow," the ace re·
Uever quipped Thunday nia,ht. "I 1ut1a everybody heard
about It.
''What I reaUy thlnk la that (Phllliea' 1eneral mana1er>
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Paul Owens apoke hl1hly ol mt at the
aeneral maru11era • meeUn1 In norida lut
week and 11vt everybody the lmpreulon -
perhaps unlntentlonaUy -that I'd be wlth
the PhilUn next year.
"I believe the other clubl concluded
there's Juat no way I'd leav. Phlladelphla
rl1ht now. Ef'roneously or not. they tt1ure
I'm locktd In here. So why should they
waate a draft choice?" he aaked.
McGraw was ~·4 In the rel\llu aeaaon
'with 20 aavea, ll\fn was devutaUna In the
National LH1ue playoffs and World
Serles.
Since none or the major: Je .. ue teams drafted hlm, he can
ne10Uate wtth the Phils anCJ any or the other 25 teams. But he
has instated repeatedly he wanu to stay In Philadelphia,
where he lives.
However. he wants to be paid on the hi1h level of hia
teammates. and with a lon1·term contract.
-----q..,~ .,, fltr daff
Du Quisenberry, the Kansas City Royals' reUer
ace, asked If he was happy to have the World Series pres·
sure behind him: 'Tm lookin1 rorward to putUne on
my 1luses with the rake nose so I can walk around and be a normal person."
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TEMPE -Arter beating UCLA 23·17 on Nov. [iJ
1. University or Arizona football Coach LarrY 411 t Smith has some advice for Arizona State's Darryl
Rogers-when his Sun Devi¥ play the 1'7llH'anked----
Bruiu tonight. -
"All I can tell him is one thing," said Smith. "That is
'Don't get them mad.• They're tou1h enough without being
riled up."
DC>ttAMlll.
UCLA· Coach Terry Donahue ,
however. says bis squad should be fighting
mad for the Pacific-10 Conference football
game.
Coupled with last week's 20·14 loss to
Oregon, the Bruins (6·2 and 2·2 in the con·
rerence) are in the throes or a two-game
losing streak.
''This is a strange team," Donahue
s aid. "We started the season with an un-
believable rush. beat some very good
team s, moved up in the polls, and then
"We're just trying to keep the thing from snowballing,"
he added. "It's been a psychological s hock. There's
something wrong with this team. It's a ·mental thing. We
haven't been playing as hard as we did earlier."
Arizona State (5-3 overall and 3·2 in the conference) has
woo all flveol ltl 1ames thiueaaoa a&Sua Devil Stadium.
'"Ibey haven't lost at home and are·ptfyinl very weu
right now," Donahue said. "They have a lot of momentum
and a great deal or confidence. We , on the other hand, have to
r~bound."
Nonetheless, Rogers called UCLA "as good a football
team as we'll face all year."
.. The Bruins deser ve the national recognition they've got·
ten ," the first-year ASU coach said. "You don't go into
Columbus and shut out Ohio State like they did <Oct. 4) and
not be good." S_., Id•• iadoor ope11er, &3
LONG BEACH -Johann Scharmann scored 21 "
two goals, and six other players contributed single
tallies Friday night as the California Surf open~
the North American Indoor Soccer League seuon
with an 8-3 win over Portland before 9,089 fans at Ute Long
Beach Arena.
The ·Timbers. a last-minute replacement for the Van·
couver Whitecaps as the Surf's opponent, are playing thelr
rlrst-ever indoor season.
The Surf also got goals from Mark Lindsey, Craig Allen,
Laurie Abrahams, Manny Neves and newcomers Lee
Cornwell and Vidal Fernandez.
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Mavertekl 9DCled a JO.same lollfta •treat. Portland hit only
24 of 4' free throws, lneludin1 11 tor 2'7 in the tut hall
...., .._rtef 1cored a career·hl•h 2'7 points and ManiWS 1-.... added U in leadi"' Milwaukee
put N~ York, 125-108 ... Larry Bird
1cored 22 polnta and aobert PartM hit 18
aa Boet.on dumped New Jersey, 126-102
... Mike ...... scored a MUC>n·hl&h 29
pplnt1, while Biiiy K•ll•& and Geor1e Jolnuoa scored 2e each to pace Indiana
paat Wa1htn1ton, 118·109 ... Detroit
1u1rd Kehll llerl"Oll hit lour Jumpers to
apark a fourth-period rally and carry the Platons to a 108·99 wln over Chlc110. It
WM•011 waa Detroft'1 rourth win In 18 1taru thi1
aedon . . . AdrlH Daa&ley scored 43
polntl but It waa •• 8oeM'1 three polnta In the rinaJ 15
aeco;;d. that 1ave Utah a 117·115 wln over Houston .... llek
8ak•a celebrated hla 25th btrthday with a career·hilh 35
polnta, lead1n1 Seattle to a•127.125 victory over Kanua City.
Slkma hlt 11 ol 2:3 free throws u the Sonics won it at the fr"
throw u,..1 convertin1 47 of 52 . . . Sonk rorward IAule
81MI._ wt l under10 1urfery to repalr a chronic dialoeaUon oflwobont91n hl1 lel'\ wrla .
.......... •••• gl.,e• C••••etU •w I
leH than llve minutes to play enabled the Moa· ,
A 1pectacular 1oal by LlllTJ ...,..._ with Iii
treal Canadlena to Ue Vancouver, 3-3, ln-NaUowal
Hocker Lea1ue action Friday nl1ht. Robinson
capped a two·1oal comeback by 1cortn1 at 15:20 when he
went ln1lde Vancouver defenaeman Kn• MeCartlly and beat
Canutk net.minder •le•aJ llordetlr with a hllh shot . . .
Goala by LllMJ McO..ald and IAlelell DeBlol8 in the (int 3'h
mlnut11 aparked Colorado to a 5·1 wln over St. Louis
. . . Tom Lakllaw Upped In a shot by Barry Beek with nine
seconda to play to give .New York a 3·3 tie with Plttaburgh.
Etarrdtardi. t'arllero...,. dllef todafl
ONTARIO -The Winston Cup Grand Na· • tlonal stock car points championship will be de·
cided today and Dale Earnhardt fi1ures to win it if
his car endu.res.
The 29-year-old driver from Kannapolis, N .C .. one orthose
"Good Ole Boys" rrom the South who have dominated stock
car racing, leadl Cale Yarborough by 29 points 1oin1 Into the
Los Angeles Times 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway, the 1980
Grand National fmale.
Yarborou1h would have to beat him by
six places to take the championship, and on
the starting line it will be Yarborough in
the No. 1 spot and Earnhardt right" next to
him in the field or 42.
"I plan to run the race as bard as I
can," said Earnhardt, the 1979 Rookie of
.the Year.
Both challengers will be in 1977'r
Chevrolets, but the cars don't resemble
those on the highway. The rram~ look the
same, but there are no .opening doors or
windows and the headlights are er.sat2·.
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Earnhardt admits that if his car breaks down, he will
lose the championship. If his Chevy goes the distance,
though, he figures to succeed Richard Petty as the champion
or the stockers. •
Petty stands too far back to have a chance to win his
eighth championship. His qualifying time put him on the
eighth row.
Forty-two cars, starting two abreast, will race in the
500-mile race start.ine_aULa.m.
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Free a1ent outfielder OaadeU Waftl8110a has • a1reed to sip a five-year contract with the Allan·
ti Braves. The contract is reportedly worth $3.5
million over five years with a no-trade provision
... Gabe Palll, president of the Cleveland Indians, was in
satisractory condition in a hosl>!\'1 late Friday with an injury
sustained in a car accident. Paw, 70, suffered a bruise to his
head ... Today's football game between Moreho1.LSe and
Clark colleges was cancelled by the schools' presidents Fri·
day after hundreds or studenu armed with gum, sticks and
bottles clashed with each other Thursday ni1bt ... Basket·
ball star Merrill Bal"8es remained in jail ror the second d•v
Friday and an investigator of a dru1 party in Trieste, llaly
said be planned to question another American player in the
case ... Rough water forced a temporary stop Friday to the
Lake Tahoe search for the body of Lee Taylor, believed still
strapped in the shattered cockpit or his rocket boat that new
apart as he tried to break a world waler speed record
. . .Three top basketball players at the University of Kansas
used the credit card or an assistant coach to make personal
phone calls ln 1979 and early 1980, according to a copyriiht
story in the University Daily Kansan. The university said it •
was aware or the situation and has taken steps to have the
players repay the money .
' SPQRTS BREAK I FOOTBALL
l!JiJer Mu.tanK•
CdM holdS ·on .
for 24-21· win
By aOGEa CAaLSON Cit-Dellf HMSUff In a wlld orfentlve eame,
Corona del Mar Hl1h's Sea
Klng1 came up with big de·
fenslve plays and sot a break to
boot Friday nitbt and parlay It
into a 24·21 Sea View Leasue
victory over rival Costa Mesa at
Newport Harbor Hi1h. .
The result..:-Coach Dick
Morris' Sea Kinga share a Sea
View Leape football crown ror
the second time in three years -
eainlnt a ahare of the leasue
championship with El Toro and
Estancia. Each of the title·
bearers sport 4· 1 league and 6--4
overall records.
A COIN FLIP settled the
lea1ue's representatives in the
upcomin1 playorrs. El Toro is
No. 1 and gets a home game.
Estancia is No. 2 and another
Olp will decide if the Eagles are
on the road .. Corona del Mar Is
No. 3 and is on the road in the
first round of the eliminatlona.
Roger Roelle. Mike Down1,
Bob Shollin and the rest of the
Sea Kings' defense came up with
key st.ops on a nilh~ that saw
both offenses rolling at wtll at times.
In the end it was a 17-yard
touchdown pass on third-and·
plenty by quarterback Clay
Tucker to Chris Hecker, who
took the pass in at the goal-line
that proved the difference on the
scoreboard.
That came with 10 :37 lert.
What was left was two big
threau by Costa Mesa, but each
camr, up short.
MESA DaovE .to the 20 in
short order, but Chris Gilroy and
John Onstott combined to throw
quarterback Greg Teregis ror an
11-yard loss to effectively stymie
that threat. Shollin intercepted
on fourth down. to clinch it.
Then the big one -the
ltlo%atlan ra~e
Mu1tanp drove .,aln with Ma
Marold and Terell• 1t.abbl8' Ute
Sea Kine• -but a \h,...Jard
bunt over the lefC aide I>>'
' Marold into the Corona del Mar
end zone with just over two
minutes to IO was nullified by a
holdin1 penalty and tJ\e Sea
Kin1a escaped.
•'The boldJnlf penalty killed
us," nid Coata Mesa Coach
Tom French. "My IUY aaya be
wasn't holding, be waa driving
his man into the ground." ·
• 'ThJt kind or thine has hap-
pened to ua all season," said
Morris. "But the tide turned and
we 1ot lh1a one."
Morris agreed, defense in a
game of ofrense, won it for lail
aide. "We came up with the bic
defensive plays," said Morna.
coaONA DEL MAa drove 80
yards in six plays on iu lint
second half possession with J$lll
Bri1ht's 13-yard run and
Tucker's 18-yard keeper keying
the march, capped by Brtabt's
four-yard burst over tbe left
side. That gave the Sea KiqJ
their first lead or the night at
17·14, but it didn't last long.
The Mustangs, who finish 2-8
for the year nd 2·3 in leasue.
rambl~ 64 yards in nine plays,
capped by Marold 's third
to•chdown or the evenin1, tbia time from a yard out. ·
Right back came the Sea
Kings, drivin1 62 yarda in a
dozen plays, capped by Hecker's
clutch catch.
Costa Mesa took a 14 ·10
halftime lead as the Mustangs
crossed up CdM's thinking by
running Marold 20 times for 120 ·
yards, including TD runs of 31
and nine yards.
Tucker kept CdM c lose,
however, running for a 27-ya.rd
touchdown and guiding a «·ya.rd
march, culminated by Scott
Swan's 37-yard field goal -the
eventual margin or victory.
Boats reach Cape
BJ ALMON LOCKABEV
~ ........... ~ The weather gods thus rar have -
provided the 29 yachts in the
999 -mile Los Ange les to
Mazatlan race with famine,
reast and famlne in that order.
Arter four days or extremely
light airs along tbe Baja
California Coast. the fleet has enjoy.ed two days or frelh
breezes which have brought them
into the eye or the "Irish hur·
ricane" at the tip of Baja. (Jn
yachting jargon an Irish hur-
ricane is a doldrum ar.ea with only
wind "upanddownthemast.")
At the Friday roll call the two
lead yachts had poked their
bows into the lee at Caho Falso
where fishermen in the area
were reporting a "beautiful
day" -meaning no wind.
During the two days or 15-knot
bree zes the 65-foot sloop
Ragtime out of Long Beach
Yacht Club lived up to her
reputation as the scratch
(fas test) boat by moving to within
one mile of Secret Love as the two
boa ta neared t~e cape. .
Secret Love's positioo:'1a · her 206 miles from the fi · _.
Creston Light. Mazatlan, d'
Ra1time '1:<11. Secret Love's two
sister-ships, the Santa Cnu-50s
Nl'-ht Train and Hana Ho, were
sllll in contention about five
miles astern.
Yacht~ racers r~rer to the flat
air at C.:"o Falso as the "part.
ing lot" wht:•e races to the Mex-
ican mainla~d have been known
to start all over again, depend-
ing on who breaks free or the lee
the quickest.
I The rate of this race as the
possible slowest also depends on
the winds in the 200-mile reach
' acr<iss the Gulf or <:~lifom.ia from
CaboSan Lucas to Mazatlan.
if the current forecast ror 10
knou rrom the northwest bold
up, the lead.Could arrive at the
finish late Sunday, making the
race about a day shorter than
t.he 1974 version in which the
rirst boat fmisbed in /9J,AJ days.
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tM .... el'aM OCMIDtr)' aa·~'r 'tt'ft bJ plac-1 •I a U•• top live .-.a. la tlM 9outbern ea..... meet at Grif· ••nFriday. occ·. WOllMID won \be
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GIUIB rM Ooadee Weal
Wat founb with UI.
Ill U. mm'1 c:ompeti· uoa, occ bad It.a be•t· eyer flal1b, second
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Tbe Pirates bad at
point.a.
I Tbe ltate meet will be
htld over tbe ·same
COatH nnt·Saturday.
Oraqe Cout'1 Barbi&
Ludovtae edaed team-
mate LIM Gonsales for
second place in t he
women's Individual
race. Ludovise bad a
Ume of 11:4-t.1 to 11:4-t.3
•1 cvaT aao&N .... ~ .......... ff""9 and kl .... were lD order. A l2·)'ear
droqllt wu over and the W,... •aeb Artlatl
eaptv.nd their nnt South Cout Leque cbam·
p&ooataip llnff 1la Jl'riday DlOt with • 1tunalnl
U ·lO victory over Kinion Vle.fo on the Oiablol'
field, I
"Twelve years, 12 yean," ~ the c}lant from
dellriom Artlat players at the •ter ~. the fteld
after Laiuna Beach made a f~-quarter 1alety
bold up to tie the DtablOI wltb a ~l record in
lea1ue play. J
BVT BY vtaTUE of the ti' almllarly
1bocklna HI wln over Capistrano V y lut week
and Friday ntpt's stunner, the ti are con·
side red the South Coast Leaaue's N 1 team and wW
have the home field advantaae when the CIF
playofta beCiD next Friday.
"What can you say'l" asked an ecstatic Artist
Coach Walt Hame~a. "We're the champiom. I've
never seen such an lncredible team," Hamera
added. . He was referrtna to a s mall band of players
·from the· smallest . school in the South Coast
Leaaue; a team which must play lta No. 1 quarterbac~ and No. 1 halfback botb ways. The re·
1ult la 48 minutes of football each week for Lance
Stewart and Damon Berry bill,~ Frid:~ Diaht both
showed wby they played such pl"jtal l"OJ'8 in Laauna ae,eb 'llueffU W.. season.
for Gonsales. Rebind a swarminrdefense, the Artist.a held a
Golden West '1 Tess normally potent Diablo running attack to 120 yards
Riel finished seventh .. nasb.iq oo 34 carries.
beblnd occ·. tbird nm.
ner, Kari Gibbs, a
leeond aput. ·
John Gerhardt ha_d the
beat men's time for OCC with a third place fiaiah.
IN FACI', OFFENSIVELY, the 1ame was
anyt.hina but artistic, no pun int~.
Mission Viejo limited" t.be Artist.a to just six
lint downs on the evenina, and Lasuna could
muster only 102 yards on t.be ground. And Stewart
U flllet avertetl .
• ' I
Barons top HB, 21-6
BJ BOWA&D L. BANDY °' ............. It may have been a down nt1ht for
the Fountain Valley Barons but you
woalda 't aet the Huntlncton Beach
Olien to qree.
The Olten went into the 1ame 1-8
u heavy underdo11 to a team that
bad battled Edison to a virtual
1tancbtill, held a No. 3 rating in the
CIF BiJ Five Conference and had
turned back all but,,two foes this ......
Tbe ftn.al ac:ore read 21-6 in favor of
tbe Barona, thanks to two fourth
quarter touchdowns and Fountain
Valley held the Oilers to minus-one
yard nllblnc .. atJT TllAT DOESN'T tell t.be in· ,.,,.-•• tty, ol t.be aame as far as the
'OllM's are concerned.
Bob 'l'bompeoo intercepted a Baron
LMI and returned ,it 87 yards to the
P'ounta'ln Valley 23. Zoran Kac then
kicked a 47.yard field 10&1 and the
Olien were ID froot, 3-0. .
Then be added another of 21 yards
in the second quarter after the
Barons bad driven for a touchdown
that came oo a 24-yard aerial from '
Katt 9tevem to Rey Gubernick and
that's all t.be scoring that counted for
the flrlt three periods of P\•Y· It WU 1-e.
BllDtiqtoo Beach appeared to take
tbe leaa on a 10-yard run by
quarterback Grea Knapp with less
tban two minutes remaiJUna. in the
tint half but· it wu nuW.fiec? on a
boldiq penalty.
Two missed field goals, one abort
and the other wide of the \lprights,
ended t.be Oiler scoring threat&. . .
THE nNAL TWO tallies came in
the fourth petiod. Charles Dickerson
recovered an Oiler fumble at t.be HB
29 and a majo'r penalty put it oo the
JS. Kelth Richards went over from
the one. The final score came on a
so.yard aerial from Stevens to Emile
Harry who ducked in behind a pair of
defenders to 1ather the ball in at the
26 and f'9mp into the end zone.
Greg Stemke kicked all three con·
version attempts.
"This wu a bad week ol practice
for us and I b~e the coacblnl atalf,
esP.ecially myself,.',' Baron Coach
Mlke Milner said. 1 '.Y¥e were unintense
after a bil ·ball game (Edison> and
made mistakes out there.
"But Huntin1ton Beach played
well, well enough to beat ua. They
came to play ball.
"WE BAD a Jot of fun out there
tonight," Huntington Beach Coach
Bob Isherwood said. "If we bad
scored that touchdown ln t.be ftnt
ball, it might have been diffel'ftlt.
..-"But they have an excellent foot·
ball team and they came back to win
by takin11 advantage of our mis·
takes."
The Oilers put on an outstanding
goal line stand in the sec:ocld half, b~t·
ln1 the Barona at the one-yard line
beforet.beftnaltwot.oucbdowns. _
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What produced the Lasuna Beaeb victory and
lona·•waited title wu a couple of bit brew for
the Artilta.
Mluion Viejo failed to score a TD (Ml a llnt·
and·aoal situation from the one-yard line ID the
aeeond quarter and had to settle (or a 25-yud field
apal by Andy Klee. . . .
TID AansT8 BAD already put three polnta
on tbe scoreboard on a 22·yVd field &oal by Ber·
r)'bill at 2:'1 of the first quarter. The score wu aet
up when Mission Viejo fumbled an Artlst punt
after Lapa Beach failed to move the ball oo it.a
first poueuioo.
The Artlsta went ahead, 10..3 at 1: 41 of the
third period when Berryhill barrelled over from
two yards out, cappln1 a 87·yard, elaht·play drive.
The Artists bad received their other blJ break
prior to that drive when Eric Clark, another one of
those two-way La1una Beach players, Jarred the
ball out of a Dtablo runner's bands. Tbe ball shot
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COLL•GI P'OOTaALL: Pufdut at Mlchl941n. ........ .,..:
Purdue quarterback Mark Htrrmenn Is th• NCAA'a •II·
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COLLEGE flOOTBALL: Notre O.me at Alebema.
Announcers:
A labama's Crimson Tide hes fallen t9 fifth place In bo1h
wire service polls while Notre Dame Is sixth In the AP poU
this week. Notre Dame, perhaps IOOklno ahead to the str1J9Qle
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12 :30 p.m : (34) -FUT80L SOCCER -Real Madrid vs.
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.Sailors,
Trojilns
advance
Newport Harbor and Universi-
ty hllh acboola breesed into the
quarterfinal• of the CIF •·A
wat•r polo playoffs Friday while
Co1ta MeH and Ocean View
were eliminated.
Newport, the top·ranJted team
in the playoff1, raced past Loe
Alamltoa, 22·3, Unlvenity top-
pled Fountain Valley, u-e, and
Coata Meta fell to second-rated
Sunny Hills, 14·9 and Ocean
View lost to Long Beach Wilson,
10-8.
· Newport rolled to a 12-0
halftime lead and led 20-1 after three quarters with l'.e&eMteS _
play ins the rest of the way.
Brett Del Valle, Diggy Riley,
John Gifford and J.R. Salvatore
all had three goals for the
Sailors. A total of 12 players
scored for Newport.
Al University, the Trojans got
off to a slow start, but wanned
up considerably after the
halftime break, taking~a 11...f
lead early in the fourth quarter.
Reserves also saw action in the
rinal period for Uni.
Jeff Campbell and Steve
Hanle led the Trojans with three
goals each. And Uni goalie John
Pendleton had a standout game.
Meanwhile, at Independence
Park in Fullerton, Costa Mesa
gave Sunny Hills all it could han-
dle, beforetumbling.
The winning Lancers jumped
to a 7·3 halftime lead, before
Mesa began a comeback. The
Mustano sliced the advantage
to 11·9 midway through the finaJ
quarter, but Sunny Hills pep·
pered in three quick goals
Tony Crenshaw had a spartd-
ing game for the Mustangs,
scoring five times. And Mesa
goalie Duncan Miller had 16
saves, two of them on one·and·
one situations.
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good. Scott Nady sparked Ocean
View with four goals while Mark
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Marina -in layoff1, despite loss • Victory
By CIAIG auusu. ......... ~ .....
Jf ever t.berf w11 a c ... ol mJaed emoUona,
Friday nlabl at Oru1e Cout CoU•1• wa1 Ju.at that
for Marina Hip Coach Dave 'nw>mPIOG.
J'--t momenta after he watched the aeconda
Uck away durlna hi• team'• 21·7 defeat at the
bandl ol the Ul&on Hitb Cbar1en, a Joyou.a roar
wu beard from the Marina aide of the field.
Wbm 1bompson lnveati1ated the situatioq be
teamed that the Vikin1s bad won a coin to.s 'end
wou.ld represent the Sunset Lea1ue as the third place team ln the Cl F playoffs (the coln rup de·
clded the three·way tie between Marina, Newport
Harbor ud Wettminater -all with 2·3 records).
"THAT'S IVST GREAT," said Thompson.
"After the way we fou1ht toni1ht it's nice to 11et a
chanee to play a1aln." t
And ft1ht they did.
But it wasn't enough to keep the Chargers
from finishin1 the reeu.lar season undefeated
(10·0) and extending their unbeaten streak to 18
sames. ·· ·
Led by quarterback Bob Grandstaff's 176
yards passing, Marlna (6·4) trailed by only a
touchdo~ (14·7> with over eight minutes left in
the game. And when Greg Stephens recovered an
Edison fumble at the Charger 43·yard line, it
looked like the Vikings had a shot at upsetting the
top.ranked Cbar1ers.
Grandstaff lmrpediately went to work, hitting
Jeff Frabdsen with an 18·yard pass at the 25·yard
Over Dolphins
Jeisyleadil
Tritons, 27-0
" By LARRY WEINBAUM Of Ille Oelty l"IMt IUft The return of senior running back Brett Jeisy
and a punishing San Clemente High defense led by
linebacker Jeff Farrier, crushed Dana Hills to the
tune ,of 27-0 Friday night to close out South Coast
League footbaH action. .
The victory gives San Clemente a 3-2 league rec·
ord, but Capistrano Valley, which also won Fri·
day night, gets the CI F playoff nod by virtue of 1 Capo's victory over San Clemente eatlier.
Jeisy, sidelined last week with a knee injury,
scored three touchdowns, including a 56·yarder in
which he simply outran the Dolphins' secondary.
The 6·1, 19S-p0und back also had scoring blasts of
one and 14 yar~. and fini shed the night with 88
yards on but nine car.ries.
Farrier, spearheaded a pumped up Triton de·
fense which sacked the opposition's quarterback
four times and held Jim Gleed to 41 yards on 19 at·
tempts.
" John Schroeder and Dan Cook also played fine
talnes defensively, and overall allowed the
Dolphins only 107 yards all night offensively.
The Tritons exploded for two quick scores in the
first period, on Jei'sy 's two long runs, and went up
21·0 at the half when junior Mike Robilio rambled
in from four yards out.
Jeisy culminated an eight·play, 45.yard drive in
the thir<fAuarter by powering over from the one to
close out the night's scoring.
"We had a real good first half," said Triton
Coach Allie Schaff. "Dana Hills had some injuries
offensively and had to gamble by pinching their
defensive tackle, and our power running was able
to take advantage of that. When they gambled we
had to guess and we were lucky to guess right.
"And that explains some of our su.ccess running
the ball tonight.''
University belts
Vaquero~, 38-7
Special to the Dally PUot
University High School's Trojans came to life
in the second half to score a 38·7 victory over
Irvine to close out Sea View League action Friday
night before 2,900 fans in the loeer's stadium.
The 38 points Is the moat scored by'll Unlversi·
ty team in eight years of football but it dfdn't come
easily. The halftime score was 14·7 and Irvine ap·
peared to be giving the Trojans all they could han·
die. . 4
But a 17·point third quarter and a sensational
interception return of 90 yards· by Steve Cech
ended any thoughts of an upset victory for the Va·
quero..
Rich SOrensen scored a pair of touchdowns on
one·yard runs and carried the ball only three
times in the g~me. Randy Scott scored another on
an eight·yard scamper and Adam Venlt went in
from-10 yards out for another, escorted all the way
by' guard Robert Mitchell who put a key block on
at the goal line. .
Tom Balding made good on four · conversion
kicks and holder, Bob Marvick picked up the ball
and ran in for two polnts on another occasion.
The final two polnta came on a safety when the
Irvine cent.er snapped the ball out of the end zone .
Irvine's touchdown came on a one.yard plun1e
by Paul Buckland to cap a 73·yard drive in the
second quarter and send the teams to (he locker
room at 14· 7.
Cal State Fullerton 1
TITANS
vs.
San Jose State ,
SPARTANS , .
. ••!'"~; ~11 •MS p.m.
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play, defenaive back Steve Welt.en lntercepted a
pass and Edison had possession. ·
AND IVST AS champions do, the Chargers
turned lt on when they had to and marched 74
yards for the clinching score. The drive was
bigbllfhted by an 18·yard nm by Rick DlBemardo
OQ a rake punt and WIS climaxed by a 2'7·yard
touchdown pass from quarterback Ken Major to
titbt end Mike Alexander.
"I thought we played an excellent football
ea me tonight," said Thompson. "We played
especially well in the second and third quarters
and the rlrst part or the fourth quarter but Edison
had that interception and the excellent drive at the
end of the game to beat us." ..,BiHE WAY the game started it didn't
seem like he game would finally be decided In the
final qua er.
Tak g the opening kick-off and marching 73
yards fo the initial score. Edison looked unstoppa·
ble. Dino Bell, who would gain 109 yards on the
night, ran through some gaping hdles and rushed
for nearly half of his total game output (47 yards)
on his first five carries. Fullback Dave Geroux
scored the touchdown from a yard out.
· Five minutes later th~ Chargers extended
their lead to 14·0 wh en , following a Viking fumble.
Major faked to Bell and bootlegged around right
end for a seven.yard touchdown run.
"We made a lot or mistakes offensively ," said
Edison Coach Bill Workman. "We killed ourselves
a number of times because of penalties."
Penalties and mistakes did play a major role
in the game. Edison was called for 12 infractions
for 99 yards. Marina was called for only two, but
for Thompson, they came at the most inopportune
ti mes.
With second down and goal at the five.yard
line the Vikings were called for having an ineligi.
ble receiver down field. That brought the ball back
to the 20-yard line where a third down pass was
intercepted.
The second penalty occurred in the third
quarter. Ted Lytle ran the ball for a first down in·
side the Charger five only to see a clipping call
bring it back t~
Capistrano Valley
Hilb ·a Couears ea med a
CIF Central Conference
playoff berth Friday Cler-"11121) '
ni1ht, with a he I pine ladeboe Lincoln -Mercul'y
hand from the La1un• Irvine CaU Patrick Thomas 714/i830-700 Beach Art.lats, as they .. imiliiiiil ........ llililililll ............................ ~::::!:5d'J
demolished visiting
La1una Hilla, 50-24.
The Cougars, who im·
proved thelr overall re· 1 cord to 8-2 but only 3·2
and third place in the
South Coast League, ex·
ploded for 29 points In
the second quarter and
were never threatened
thereafter .
The rout was highlight·
ed by Steve Lanham's
56· yard scoring run as the
Cougars' rugeed ground
game ate away 315 yards
on 31 carries -a whop·
ping 10.yard average.
·'Thank God f or
Laguna Beach," said
Capistrano Valley Coach
Dick Enright. His team,
despite the rousing vie·
tory. could have been In·
volved in a coin flip if
Laguna Beach had not
defeated Mission Viejo.
While Capo was
rushing for 315 yards,
the defense was holding
Laguna Hills to 95 yards
on 41 carries. slightly
better than two yards
per carry.
Quarterback Josh
Haryung also had a good
night , running for
touchdowns from 37 and
8 yards out, and passing
to Eric Fox on a 2S·yard
scorinf play.
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PU8UCN~·
..
Real 'L°"e Boat'
Pat~i MacLeod gets to flirt with her off.'
season husband, Gavin MacLeod, when
she luests as an &IJlorous passenger on
the two-hour episode of "1be Love Boat''
toniptt at 8 on ABC, Channel 7.
Johnny Wellernuller, 8-1-
chi Joyce. rerun ttNOQIM
to atop the attacb of a
bMd of natNee who~
.. In leoperd llclnl and
-Iron c1..S. (1 hr:.30
min.)
• 8UM CUllMHE
"The Egg ShOw"
• WEltlC>.N
GOYEJNoteNT
"~eealonat C>-NllQhl"
11:46. di NCAA FOOT1W.l
Notre 0-vs. Mi<N9M
dfen'1 Mu-at L.A. City
Hall.
• <MWGAH'I •LANO
The redlo raport1 that Mr.
Howell hat ti..I reecued
and II Mllng or-t block•
ol 1tock.
• OUT'EA L.MT1I
Allent from the· plaMI
Ebon •tta« Earth and
1alce prlaonen ol -lor
lnterrogatlOn.
• MOW
-AFIBNOON~
12:00 I Cl> FAT AUBn' WHITNEY AND THE ..,.,.,
1:ooe ATONIWITH ...
Gueet: 0.Yld Bowle«, prln-~of M-..1 Ar11 High
School In LOI Angeles.
• THE MUN8TtM
• * * "C8'>taln Horatio Horn blow«" ( 1g51) Gr ..
gory Pee*, Virginia Mayo.
A 8f1tl9h -captain Milt
the ocean1 during the 0
Nae>oteonlc Wars. (2 hr1.)
"Trah" Whitney, 4U2 and
Ccrity ~ the llPlll'lment
and then celebrate by
•1eglng their "ec:rot>etlc
llCll."
• LOIT•W~ ''A Vlllt To H.clee''
• MOYIE
• "Bowery Chemp1"
(1944) Bowwy Boys, Ani'9
Sterllng. The gang Mt• out
to eolw • myeterloue mur-
der. (1 llr., ao min.) • TAIWH -
Terun tn. 10 atop •
grCM4) of~ lrom
tailing ov. • vtllege.
• 'Ml OL9 HOUSE
The kitchen well• are
plaelered, the ChlmRy
QM• eoma attention and
WOf1l IUlrt• on the crum-
~front porch. (RIO
• WAU.maTW!!K
"Happy 8lrttlctey To U.:
"The Moel 8-itlful Ghoul
In TlleWorld"
• MAM:UI WB.BY.
M.D.
,.,._their Infant ton diet,
IM griet·ltric:tlen l)are!lll
tall• In a ro.ter c1141d. •
• 'Ml .. U't4eMEM
Hoett Celvln Otto ind
M-a Rickatdt U hlbll
.,, 11193 edrnlNion fidtet
lo Ille Chleago Wortd'•
Columbian Expotltlon and
• 1900 calendar.
• AMIJlllCAH
GOYEANMENT
"Oomtifllc Polley"
1:30 I Cll • MINUTl8 ,..tAOOP
"Th• Day They Shot
ii~
Wal ltr9et w.-·, 10!ll
~"(R) 1t:IO. Cl) LONI~ I
TARZAN ADVINTUM
• • .,.. "Lost In Alatka"
(1952) Bud Abbott, Lou
Cottello. A pair of llremen
Yitl1 Alulta to 1tralghlen
out a dance-hell girt ( 1 hr.,
30mln.) -~THE MANNE Bt*IAOltMINT
/'
--=--
"°"" • MNCUl.TUM U.&A.
"Thia On.-1 For The
llrdt" Host: John St~.
• MOYI!
• IE<MNNMa~ "Playing By Ear"
2:00 I IOOIWORl.D EVEAVWHIEAE
•• "Terzan And The U\09 lrom the L A. Chll·
• LAopard Woman" (1948)
ONl•llftLbtl•9•
• KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles
KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ.. TV (Ir.: I Los Angeles di KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (lndJ l:os Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles
• KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles
• KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunllngton Beach
• OUTBHAO, W1E
OEHT8?
• INT1'0DUCING
MOlOOY
"N«voul System"
Cl) All80TT AND
C08TEUO
"f>Mce And 6uiet"
2:30 8 INTEW'ACE
--~ Mr. HOW911 rwia. hit will,
IMvino each cutaway a
valuable piece ol his
est•le.
• Ol1T'EH TAG, WIE
GEHTI?
• INT1'00UCING
BIOl.OOY
''The Brain''
Cl) 8T AR TN9(
Kirk, Spock and McCoy
land on a planet to Investi-
gate ille dltappMtance of
• ltarthlp loll 100 ,,...,.
prior.
3:00 8 lA8T ~THE Wll.D
"A Sludy In FNr"
• MOYIE ***"~I Trawll"
(1938)Anlmeted. 8eMd on
the 1tory by Jonethan
Swift. A man It
shipwrecked In the land of
the amall-Siled Ulllpullan1.
(2 hrt.) G MOYIE • *'" "Smoky" t 196e)
Feet Parker, Diana Hyland
A dom.llceled 1talllon
nirnt on hla tr11ner' 1
!>rot.her • • reeult of lnhu·
m-trNlment. (2 hra.)
• MOYIE ++'II "The Mechanic"
(1972) Ch.,.,_ Bronson,
Jan-Michael Vlncenl. A
MW fYndlceta rnembet It
forced to kill lhe man """°
laugh( him "°"" 10 Mt up
"9Ccidental" dMth• for
syndicate llictlml. (2 hrs )
• ic~•WOM.D ~·':~TION ~ONUCO Attd Tiie Pree.:
Wt'O Wente ContrOI And
Whp1" • panel~
.-i ~ oontroll on .
~taportlnt
• AMallmCMNG
··~·· uo•<I>~·
lfl'CT~
LA Tllnee "500" stock GAt
r80e (from, Oriterlo Motor
~ In Cellfomlak 8alll• ol the NFL
CMerleadwl. Pert 3 (from
Atlentic City).
• l'R&tt\U
HI*: Frri Kwan,
• THEY WNT'I n.
ec>NQl:V.~
Sonpnter Yip Harburg elt'O' hit melocl._ lrom
''The wtr.ard Of Oz" and
others end d'--IUCh
dlWrM ••• ~ ....
-Judy Garland and the
Marx Bfotnera.
• ~IKETCHIHO
"Eyee"
4:00-~ Wdrtd lnvilatlonal Track
and Flekl Meet (ltom the
People'• Republic ol Chi-
na): Pro Skiing: Slalom
(from S1owa, Vt.); U.S.
Men't P-liltlng Cham·
plonlhlp (from Madison,
Wis.): Legend• ol Bowling
(from McAfee. N.J.).
• l'OHZ AND n.
HA"9Y DAVI GANO
• HAPPY
~FRED
F\JNTSTONE
A look at IM world ol tnl·
m•tlon with 1he crNtora ol
Fred Fllnt1tone tnd
Friends •
·=HOME
INTENOR8
'"Flnliahlng Wllh.Fabrlct" 0 THE AOCKFOAD
F1lE8
A t>eaulifvl woman hires
Rockford to Investigate 1
phony suicide In order 10
throw authorities olf her
tr all.
4:30. RICHIE~ I
ICOOllYDOO
• LEARNING THAOUOH
8UCCE88
• oatONING HOME
INTENOA8
"Ins And Oull Of Win·
dOWS"
5:00 8 HR. REVIEW AHO
Pf'EVIEW
• STARTAB<
Expec11ng 10 find no survl·
vor• ol an agricultural co4·
ony. Capt. t<lftc 11 surprlMd
10 llnd all colonlst1 alive
and well. I =""'ENOS * * * "The Day 01 The Dolphin" (1973) George c
Scott. Trliah Van OeYere. A
group of dolphlns ere kid·
napped from 1helr trainer·
by taboteura who are
sc:Mmlno to blow up a
yecht carrying the P<tSI·
dent of the u S. (2 hra.)
• MOVIE * • • "Tha Laughing
Polloaman" (1973) Walter
Metmeu. Bruce Dern. A 1
polloeman 1t1empt1 10
a....nge the death ol hla
pertner. who WU killed In.
vtolefit m"' murder on a
San Frandaco but. (2 hrs.)
• SOCCER
Ho11: Mario Machado.
G CAUJORAPHY
"Rhythm" Cll EME.AOENCY OHEI
"TM Steel Inferno" (Par1
5:30111 =
CAUJORAPHY
"Roman Capltals" 9 MOVIE
• • • "Mullang Country"
( 19761 Joel M cCr111.
~•1rlck Wayne. A former
r~ Champ It joined by
Saturday, NovemMr ,5, 1980
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA e 7:30 -.. The Great Race."
Jack Lemmon and Tony CUrtia vie for
top honors in a round·t.he-world auto
race with Natalie Wood .
C~ 9 9:00 -"High Noon, Part 11
-the Return of Will Kane." Lee Majors
dons U)e Gary Cooper manUe in this se-
quel to the 1952 movie that stands as a
western class,ic (see story, photo below).
KCET QI 11 : 00 -"Three Little
Words." Fred Astaire and Red Skelton
portray oongwriters ~rt Kalmar and
Harry Ruby in this autobiographical
musical from 1950.
an adventurout young
man In trying to capture •
magnificent horll which
roama the Montena wilder·
-.(t tv., 30 mWl.I
-EVEHIG-
e:oo I Cll cea NEWS ...CNIWI
HAPPY DAVI AGAIN
Richie and Ille gang travel w .. 1 10 help Marlon'a
uncle run hit dude ranch.
(Par11) ·= * * "GOOdbye Br\IC4I LM
Hit Lall Game Of Death" eruc. LM . l(areem Abdul
Jabbar. A loolc at the Ille
and career ol Bruce Lee
and his meteoric r111 to
•lerdom Wi Ille Orient a.nd
the Unl1ed St""· (2 hra.)
• OPENMIHD
Host. Richard Helfn«
• VIKINOll
"An Island Called Thule"
Magnua Magnuson
revlewa Iceland through
the eyes ol the Vikings,
recounltng some ol the
more color1ut Scandlnavt-
1n l~da, O
8:30 I (IJ NEWS MAAY TYLER MOOAE
Mary It det.wmlned 10 1ry
and get Lou bacil togethW
wi1h 114• wile. 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIH
Rk:hle and FOIU.le find
thernMIYeS pined aga1ns1
each othW for the alfec-
tlons of a tempestuous
wrangler girt (Part 21
• SUM CUISINE
"Rice And P"ta" G MAOIC METHOO Of
OIL PAINTING
"Country Roed" Host Wil-
liam Alexande<
7:00 8 IN SEAACH OF ...
''Acupunc1ure"
D IMO aTY COMEDY
Guest: Betty White: 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Fonz.le accepll 1he Chai·
lellge of being the firtl
hum•n -10 ride 1 devtl
Brahma bull named Ola-
blo. (Part 3) 8 EYEWITNESS Loe
AHOel.E.8
Ina Pwdtou and Peul
Moyer ~ a _.oer.,·1
mpprenllce; a UFO repor1:
George M"lert theres
eorne b .. uty ~•. D GNZZL Y ADAMI
Grizzly l<>Mt hie memory
lollowlng an Injury and
becomes a frlgh1ened man
struggling to IUMve In the
wiklernest.
• LAWAEHCE WELK
"All-Star Male Singers"
• NA TIME ST\JOIES
Highlights of the 60 Leo-
nardo da Vine< drawings
on display II the J PIWI
Geuy Museum. ID 81U MOYERS'
JOUANAl. ClJ THE MUPfl'E'TS
Guest Lorena Swit.
Ill JACK WHrT'E'S
~
7:30 • THE MUfltllT8
Guest: Lorett• SwiL ·=YFIUD * * + "The GrNt Race"
(1965)Jaclc Lemmon. Tony
Curtll. A C1au1c her«>-afld·
YIMaln battle span• thr ..
conllnenta. (2 tv1 .. 30 min.)
• •100.000 NAME THAT
TUNE
• FEEUN08 "LMno With Chronic tH-
neu" Of. LM Saltt lelka
with thrae young1te<1 In an
auemp1 to find out whal
It's lilla for a ctllld to Uva
With ctvonlc mo.a.
I IN SEAACH OF ..•
IATUN>AY EDmON
1:00 ClJ WKAP IN
C#CIHHATl
He<b Tarlell'• lamlly ls
cho"'1 to appeer on a
televlslon show called
"Real FamHies ..
D GAMES PEOPlE
PLAY 8 111 LOVEBOAT
A mystery writer brings
logether a grOUll of people
who kMW hit ~. the
captain may lllll his last
voyage, and Doc falls In
love with a·mamed wom-
iJ 9uP Wtl80N
Guesu· Johnny Math11,
Joe Namath, a.otge Car·
lln.
• MONTE CAlll.O
SHOW
Guest: MellsM Manehea-...
• MOVIE
•• "Escape From Bogen
Counly" (1977) Jaclyn
Smith, Mltcheff Ryan An
lnvestlg"or lor the 1t1or-
ney general'• olllce
attemp11 to get a pow«fvl
political czar's wile 10 tes1l-
~ agelnll 0hlm (2 hrs.)
• C::oNHE<:TloHs: AH
Al TE.AMAT£ VIEW Of
CHANGE
"The Long Chain" J..,_
Burlie takes • look at
tome materlalt -dllCOv-
ered by acciOent or deelgn
-which altered the course
°'history. (RIO
• MATINEE AT THE
alCXJ
Jimmy Ourenle and Lupe
Velez are l111ured In
"Paioo111" ( 1934). baMd
on the famous comic 11rlp
cheracter; Iha shorts
lndude "Celling A• t<lds"
( 1937), "Allee In Wooo.<-
land" (1931) and 1 car·
toon
9:30 8 CIJ THE TIM CONWAY
SHOW
Guest Jonathan Wlnt.ws
t:OO 8 Cll MOVIE
"High .Noon, Part II ·-The
Return 01 Wiii Kane"
(Premiere) l M MaJors.
David Carradine A re11red
therltl makes h•s first
'"urn to a frontier town he
taved from a gunfighter
.
~ to find le In tl'9 O'lc> ot •crwl-"*. • .0..,,. • * * "The 004111hef 8119•" I 19771 Aoll•n o.Hlto, Matlon 8'ancl0
Attar tM death ot v"o'a
'6delt ~a lrvce It called
and ~ recuma IYonf
Italy: Vito dill and Mlcllaal I
, .... -tM family bull-
-(Pan 3)(R) g G THtflALACI
Gueits. Marty Allan, 8orit
8rott, Hamilton Philllaf.
monlc OrchHlre. Cleo
Laine,. Michel Legrend,
~ Rooer•. Fred Tr•
Valene.
• eDIUWVAH
0.-t• Richard Pryor, The e..G-.
• WCINOSI
"An ISiand Celled Thule"
Magnu1 Magnueon
reviews Iceland thrOUgh
the eyes ol the Vlk logs.
recounting llOl'ne ol the
more colorful Scandloavt·
an legends. 0 9:30. C08MOS
"The Backbone Of Night"
Or. can Sagan examlna
l1Jman lllOughl about I.he
11eeven1 thoughout hlttory
and attempts to org1t1lze
what I• -abOve us. 0 G ""°"" JUMPSTREt'f'
"Jeu People" 01car
&town Jr. highlights lndl-
llidua11 and groups associ-
ated wilh the de11110prnen1
ol dlHllfent styles ol Jazz
lrom 1936 to the Pfesetil.
10:00i fEW8 (II FANTASY ISL.AND
A young man becomes
Don Quixote lo save a
damsel In d1s1ress and a
plain woman Is trans·
lormed Into 1 sax symbOI IJ MOVIE
• "The Family" (19731
CnarleS Bronson, Jiii Ire-
land A Malia contract
klller ta obligale<l 10 carry
oul 1he demands ol lhe
mob.(2hrs ) at THE 000 COOPLE
Oscar and Felix learn lhal
lhey each require m1not
surgery
I NATIONAL NEWS
AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
"Johnny Rodriguez I Linda
Hargrove" Selectlons
Include "Rldln' My Thumb
To Mexico" and "Blue
JeanOuMn."
10:301 NEWS NEWS IN REVIEW
NEWPORT JAZZ.
FESTIVAL AT SARATOGA
'Carmen McRae"
11:00 8 D G Cll (J}) NEWS
G COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Arizona State vs UCL.A
.. M'A'S•H
Htwlteye and 8 J. decide
to do something al>O<Jt •
heileoplllf pilot wtio u~
na11ves to gathllf banit-
11111<1 brlc-a-bfac to 1111 h
watsouvenlrs
• ONE STEP 8EYOHol
"The Capteln's Guests" A
young couple move into •n
old New England seacoast
h<l\IH of tlrange memo-
ries and an....,, stranger
!Ml!Jltlng
• MOVIE • • * "Three Llltle
Word•" ( 1950) Fred
Astaire, R4ld Skelton fhe..
team ol Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby. songwrlle<t ol
lhe Roaring Twentie$. live
e.nd love their way to suc-
oass. (1 hr., SO min I
81) SOUNOST AGE
"Eddie R.bb11t And Bobby
Bare"
11:30 0 SATURDAY NIOHT
LIVE
(Season Premiere) H05t
Ellloll Gould. Musical
guests. Kid Creote and the
Coconuts II ABCNEWS
DAll.Y PILOT
.MCMI
• 111 1r .. The La11g1t1no
~" (19731 Walltr
~.~Dem. A
pot~ att"'llClt• to
~ Ille dlelh of Illa
Plf'tntr' wl'lo ... killed In • ~t l'l'llM murdet on •
SM Francteco bu1. (2 In.I
• M>Q(WOMJ)
1 (I) NP\. MVllW AND
~ dlMCMI ** * 'N UOownNll ~" ( teet) Aooen Radford, o.n. Hacltman. A• •
rlluh ot c:lraumttarice, en
American tkl bum
bacomea an Olymplc
~amplon. (2 hrs., 15 min.)
11:418 MOVIE * • * "Catch-22" ( 1970) e Alan Arkin, Martin Balaarn.
A group 01 Air Foroa otfl-
Cll't dlsgulled with the
rotation 1ystem and the
subtle lntanlly ol their
commande<s stop at nolh·
Ing 10 get dlac;harges. (2
hrt I 8 MOVIE * ••,; "Murderer's Row"
,( 1966) Dean Martin, Ann-
f.Aergret. A retired spy Is
called In to pro1ec1 1
famous eclenUsl from lor-
elgn powers. (2 hrt., 30
min.)
-MINGHT~
12:0011 OAVEALL£NAT
LARGE
12-.30 I TME SULLIVJl.HIS
TALE80fTHE
UNEXPEC'T£D
"Parson's Pleasure"
Cl) MOVIE * • 'h "Murdllf In Mind"
(1975) Richard Johnson,
Zena Walkllf A woman
stumblea Into a police sta-
hon rambling oncohefenlly
aboul 811rtok music. hol·
low voices. a clook striking
mtdn1ghl and murder (1
hr ,30mln I
1:00 0 SECOND CfTY TV G MAVERICK
Bret and a friend are sus·
peeled 01 being hired by
canle rustlers to stir up
trouble. I
g) MOVIE * * "The Curse or Big·
foo1" ( 1972) Wllllam
Simonsen, Robert Ctymlre
1:30 D DOH KIRSHNER'S
ROCK CONCERT
Guests Jemas Taylor and
Carly Simon, The Cera,
Pure Prairie League, S1an-
'!t Clark
W MOVIE * * • * · 'Gunga Din"
( 1939) Cary Granl, Douglas
Falrban~s Jr Based on the
story by R\Jdyatd K1phng
1:458 NEWS 9 ABCNEWS
2:00G MOVIE * * * V. "Ttie Young
Lions" ( 1958) Marton
Brando, Montgomery Clllt
G MOVIE * * * 'h "Odd Man Ou1"
( 1947) James Mason, Rob-
ert Newton. A wounded
underground leader
becomes the object of a
m11sslve manhunt (2 hrs I
2:308 MOVIE * * "The Idol" ( 19841) J«>-
nller Jone•. Mlchfff Perk a.
3:001 HEWS MOVIE * • "A Bell From Hell"
( t970J Vlveca Llndlort.
Renaud Veney
3:15 tD MOVIE
• • • 'HQtel Berlin"
( 194S) Helmut Oanllne
Raymond Massey
4:000 MOVIE • • * San Oemetr10
London ( t943) Waller
Filzge•ald. Robetl Beatty
4:30&) NEWS
4:45 I) STEVE EDWARDS
--Will Lee Majors be shot down • in 'High Noon?'
., ByJEaaYBUCK
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Lee Majors knew that
when be accepted the marshal's role in the,.sequel
to "Hilb Noon" be was ma.king himself a t.arget
for criticism. "llllh Noon" has taken oo the manUe of a
I' sacrosanct classic to some, and the immediate re-
.action was, "How dare they?"
• Majors plays Will Kane in the sequel set ooe
.year later. lt's called "High Noon, Part II: The
Return of Will Kane," and will be broadcast
A t.onl&bt at 9 on CBS. Channel 2.
· •'We filmed in Tucson with no relief from the
: .110-<tep-ee beat," said Majon. "I picked up the
Tuesoa paper one night and here was this colum-
:. nlst aaytq, ln effect, bow dare they desecrate one
of tbe beet movies ever made. And it aaya you'll
p never pesa wbo tbey picked to play Gary Cooper's
role -the 'Six Million Dollar Man.' Like lt wu
'. eometblnl terrible. Thla py's Mver seen what
we're doing and he's tearing it down.
"That's the sort of thing I knew would be com-
ing. I knew I was taking a gamble. But I took it. I
wanted to do it because I've always admired Gary
Cooper. And I wanted to do a We~tem again. It
wu ... to be back ln the saddle.''
The 1952 Western, written by Carl Foreman
and directed by Fred Zinnemann. is the classic
story of a lawman standing alone against evil. The
role of Marshal Will Kane won Cooper his second
Academy Award. His new bride. who urges him to
lay down bis badge, was Grace Kelly.
The tension builds as Marshal Kane awaits the
arrival of Frank Miller -who bu sworn to kill
him -on the noon train. Throughout are the
haunting lyrics sung by Tex Ritter ("Do not
forsake me, Oh my darling. On this our wedding
day") and shots of the clock aa j.be hands draw in-
exorably toward noon.
Oddly enough, the original movie was badly
A to.g• aet to follow
NEW YORK (AP) .:.-NBC'a "Saturday Nl&ht
• .Uve" Ula.._ act to follow, and Jean Doumanian,
"' oalytbeaeccmdprodueerlntheseriea'flve-yearrun,
r .... Httbe....,. with 15new writen and. totally re·
,. eoaaltMed repertory company.
"It's ~~Y like lt W>' •tartlna the show five
., ,..... •• " la)'I the 11-der. dan-baired IUC·
• • MelOI' '°Lorne lllcbaela, wbo e.reated "SNL" an-4. • lllfOduced the Protr•m throusb tut aeuoa.
~ -"But It's tc¥aper," aayi Ila. DoumanJ~p. "beea ... U.. audleee bu a pr'e-:concelvecUdea of·
wlllat the abow lbouJd be Uke. I have to sell It' all
•. 0 .......
• •aomebody ~aid to me, 'You can't l~ae.
•·· bffame ewl')'boclt expecta the abow to far. I • dam't apec!t tbe •bow to fall, tf ,. 1
~ 111. DaalantUI'• opdmlam notwttblt0din1,
,. tbe MW "a.turday Nl1bt U.-" fac:a an inevitable _ c:omparieoa wltb lta supremely 1uece11ful
pndee111or. -
a Few would pndl~t aucceH tor lltciaela •
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Ms. Doumantan has said all along she intends
to retain the best of the old show, lbo'!llh abe may
chanae the pace a bit. And 1be'1 invited EJ11ott
Gould to return for the sixth time aa host of the
aeuon'a premiere abow, ~t at 11 :30 on Chan·
nel 4. Gould last appeared u guest hoer Feb. 18,
1980 .
"I tboaCbt it would be a IOOd Ume to have
someone wbo bad done the abow before," the pro-
ducer NJ9. "J tboqbt It woWd be important for my
kids to ltaJt wttb aomebocb who knew bis way
around.".
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received in previews, and the clock was inserted
as an afterthought.
In CBS' sequel, Kane has resigned as marshal
and has been replaced by Pernell Roberts, who
plays the role with an agreeable malevolence.
Da vid Carradine is a wanted outlaw who is more
scalawag than scoundrel.
Kane's attempt to bring Carradine in to pay a
debt puts him into armed conruct with the new
marshal, who wants the outlaw dead.
This would have been a better movie i( the
producers had thrown all the "High Noon" bag-
gage off the stagecoach. It's just too heavy a
burden for \bis vehicle to bear.
"Hlgh Noon" was marked by the utter
economy of the story and the way the tension was
tightened minute by minute. The story in the se-
quel l.s too padded, and while it does generate//
some tension, it is not all directed toward the final
showdown.
Majors noted·that he is not as tall as Cooper, and
that the wardrobe and look of the movie is different.
"Cooper wore black pin-striped pants and dark
clothes. But it was his wedding day. So we had to look
for something different.••
Majon bad arrived from New York the ni1ht
before the interview, and was preparing to leave that
night few South America. • '1be Six Million Dollar
Man," In which he starred 1973-78, is very popular
there and he is know aa "El Hombre Nuclear." ... ,._....,...
Heaaidbe prepared himselfrortherole by read-
ing three biographies of Cooper and looking at ' 'High
Noon."
LEE MAJORS IN 'HIGH NOON, PART II '
Kathertne C•nnon In Or.c:e Kelty role •
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Big play teams (Rams, Palr.iots j clash ..
• I • 1'la ii die b'PI ol mateb-.p that hu Pete
...... 11111uq all UM way to the bank ........
TM lot Aqeles Rama comlnl to Foll-'9ro to play U.. Patriots. Vince Fer-~ va. an. Gropa. Bombs away.
· "I Me wtaat•1 bappen•n1 in our leque
.._ ,...., •• 8oleUe aaid• earlier in tbe
~· "We're ..W... plenty ol 1corin11 8d snat pa1llic. Tbh la what we wantea ~ tbe oinen voted to open up tbe pus-11111ame wttb tbe rulea chaqes t.My put
la a few years qo. It looks as tbouab it
'6ot a couple ol yean tor the coaches to •ak• tbe moat ot ~m. but now they •re
4Dla11t." ·He eouldn't find two 1reater examples
tlaan the Rama and Patriots to illustrate tJae tr1naitioa from run to pus. Two years
qo both ol their offenses were run orient-
~. Now tbey are bl1 play fanatics, •s at-
telted by their offensive production to date
tbil year.
: The Patriots, after 10 games, bead the
AFC ln acori111 wltb 288 points. The Rams
U'e ~in tbe NFC in total points, and
fourth overall in the NFL with m .
· With a halt dozen games to go until the
playoffs, both teams find themselves in a ·
must-win situation Sunday. The Rams trail Atlanta by a game in the NFC West
alter losinl to Miami last week.while New
Enlland dropped a Monday nigh\. thriller
to Homton to fall into a tie with B'Uffalo in
tbe AFC East.
For a closer look at the game:
WHEN NEW ENGLAND HAS THE
M.LL -They will keep trying to fmd bead
eoaeh Ron Erhardt 's "mixture." This ls a
term Erhardt baa used all ye.ar, in at-
tempting to explain that he doesn't care ....
b()w bll team acores pQlDta, u loo& u they
••ta kit ol them. "Aa•ln•t eacb team you have to plan differently. We juat try to
lake what U.,, e>Uaer team la Co~ to live
us." Tbia week then, they mlibt run more.
Twice th1a season the Rams bav been
O.TVS••tl••
elatl••.t 2 ...... ..
overpowered on the ground. Once by Billy
Sims and the Lions in the opeoe and
again last week by the Miami DolPhlns.
WHEN 11IE RAMS BA VE THE BALL
-They have lived by the bomb this year,
and may have to keep doini it, until Wen-
dell Tyler rounds into shape. Tyler is the
clever ballback who carried them to the
Super Bowl with his running ln the second
half of lut season. He was severely ln·
jured in a car accident in July, and is just
startt111 to get some work. He has started
the lut two games, but has not played as
much as one half of either of them. Fer-
ragamo is a big-play producer and is
tough when he gets the time to throw.
KEY MA'lalUPS:
PATalOTS COBNEBBACK M-IKE
BA YNES AND aA Y CLAYBOaN vs.
RAMS WIDE BECEIVEas PaESTON
DENNAaD, BILLY WADDY AND
WILUE lllLLEa -· Ferragamo tries to
get t.he ball to his speed on the outside. The
Rams use all three receivers a lot during
the course of a game, and Ferragamo
spreads the ball around. U Haynes and
Clayborn can cover well enough to remove . .
~e deep tftt'eat, the Rama offense will be
in trouble .
aAll8 lllDDLE lJNEBACKEa JACK
aEYNOLD8 n. CENTEaS BILL
LENKAITIS AND PETI! aaOCll -
Reynolds is the.Rama key man a1ai.nst the
run. He 'la 'extremely good at stutftn1 th-
aide running plays and sllppin1 the blocks
of oppoaina. centers. If the Pata are to be
s ucceuful nmoing in this game they will
have to find a way to neutralize Reynolds.
PATalO~TACKLE S DWIGHT
WHEEi.Ea ANlhSHELBY JODAN n.
DEFENSIVE ENDS BED DaYEa AND
JACK YOUNGBLOOD -Wheeler has
Dryer, who is a fine outside pan rusher
with good speed, ·but not especially tough
•against the run. Younabl~ has been an l all-pro for years, but ls not what he used to
~be. Dryer and Youngblood will want to put
heavy pressure on Grogan and contain
him in the pocket.
RAMS STa~NG SAFETY JOHNNIE
JOHNSON vs. TIGHT END BUSS FaAN-
CIS -Johnson, the Rams top draft pick,
gets to meet the iron this week. Francis is
in the midst of playing some of the best
football ol bis career and is coming off a
super performance against Houston last
Monday night when he caught five passes
for 86 yards and two touchdowns.
LAST-lflNU'l:'E FACl'Oa8 -The Rams
will not liave linebacker Bob Brudzinski.
He walked away from the team in a con-
tract dispute.two weeks ago, and llas been
replaced in the starting lineup by George
Andrews. Pats reserve linebacker Larry
McGrew suffered a strained knee in
Houston and is listed as probable for this
game.
-" 1 ,..,lt ... ~1..-UU
Showdown iDPittsh11rgh Pro odds
this week
Cleveland, Steelers have mu.ch at stake
The tJ, bitter tunipike rival• •have played 61 27 points. The Steeler offense outscored him 51-35
1ames over the last three decades but the biggest and 33-30 last year bul that offense is ailing and
and the best one in a lone series may ' be played sputtering thJs season.
Sunday. A closer look at this one:
When Cleveland meets Pittsburgh at Three Riven Stadium, it will probably be the most im-~ THE BROWNS BA VE THE BALL -=::= ever between the two old rivala who There 1 no doubt what Brian Sipe la 1oln1 to do. .__. He ii .-na to come out throwlnl. He threw 21
nnce a year since 1J50. . . times OD first down a&ainst the Steelers three
Tbe two clu~ have combined to win eight weeks ago and kept them off balance all day while
NFL championships -four each -ln that span. completing 28-of-46. "Establishing the run is for
elatl••el 4 •• Je .....
The Browm woo ln 1950, '54, '55 and '64 while the
Steelers took four of the lu t six Super Bowls.
Yet the strange thing ia that the two rivals
have rarely been in contention at the same time.
The Steelers weren't a contender when the Bro\wns
were m top ln the '508 and '808 and the Browns
weren't a contender -they haven't made the
playoffs s ince 1972 -while the Steelers
established themselves as the team of the decade
in the 1970s.
But both teatns are in the thick of the AFC
Central race this year , with Cleveland at 7-3 and
PittsburSb M . The Browns who've never won a
1ame at Three Riven Stadium in 10 tries, beat
PittsbufSb three weeks ago ln Cleveland. It they
•weep tbe aeries, they'll all but knock Pittsburah
Out ot the division race and leave the Steelers
acrambling for a wild card berth.
A loss would, in effect, leave the Steelers three
1amea behind the Browns with five games left
because the Browns would win a tiebreaker on
bead-~bead competition.
A Steeler win would tie them with the Browaa
with ftw ,...._left and make it a three-way raee
witla llDultoa. Both PltttburP and Cleveland mmt
play in the Altrodome in the laat five games.
ClnelaDd COIMI ln with a critical ed&e at .Urteneck. BrUn Sipe bu puaed for more than
1,000 yards (154, 333 and 349) in bis last three
pmes againlt the Steelen while scoring 35, 30 and
Proquil
· 1. -·Wbo did Franc0 Harril paaa to to become· UM t1lird......., career rutber In NFL bi.ltory! a)
• ...,. Napnlll; II) JI• Ta,W; S) ...,_ llearJ ,... •;•>.,_....,. .
2. -Lut aeuon, tbla quarterback set a rec·
ord tor moet puMI attempted in a sln1le season. a. wu: a) 8leTe De8ert; II) Du ..... ; C) To•· ., ...._.; •> AreMe ........
3. -'lbe record for tbe moet yards 1atned on
.... receptionl in a tln&le HUGO la 1,'1t8, held by:
I) Luce AJwertlt; •> QarUe Beut1aa; e >
a.ar11e _..; •> cwr Brud. 4. -Wbleb of tbeH playen never scored at
wishbone teams," jokes Cleveland coach Sam
Rutigliano. Sipe's success caused the Steelers to
lessen their use of the stunt 4-3 defense ln which
Joe Greene lines up at a n angle over center. That's
primarily a run defense and the Steelers bad to
switch to more of a pass-rushing defense in an ef.
fort td put pressure on the passer .
WREN THE STEELEU BA VE THE BAU -
k for the Steelers to try a · conservative
meplan and attempt to get the nuining game
ing. They'll try to run time off the clock and
keep Sipe off the field. Fra~co Harris, who missed
last week's game with a concussion, hopes to be
back this week to add some spice to the rushing
game. Harris also missed the first Brown game
with a knee injury. With Bradshaw having trouble
with the passing game, the Steelers will have to
rush more than they did in the first game
LABl'-MINUTE FACl'Oas -Cleveland left
tackle Doug Dieken, bothered by a sore knee,
made token starts the last two weeks to keep alive
his streak of 130 straight starts. But if he can't istay
in there, guard Henry Sheppard moves to tackle
and right guard Joe DeLam.ielleure switches to left
guard and Robert E . Jackson is at right guard.
IW pt a lot of
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and drop the Chlel• to M . Now
the two are preparlnl to meet
a1aln· lD Su DMio and any re·
semblance to tlaelr sltuatJoas
back lD late SeptemMr is purely
colncldental.
· Cbar..,.. CODtiDue to lmplement
0-e lromd t•m• or to back to
tbelr paaaU.. on every · down
1tyle. Cert.alalY. wttb Dan FouU
tllro•l•I to' John Jefferson,
Cltarlle Joiner and Kellen
Wtulow. the weapona are u lm·
poslq u ever.
Mlnnetota 5 a o .500 178 J.80
Green Bay ' 5 1 .4f0 155 3IM
Tampe Bay ' 5 1 .450 17' JOO • Chlcafc> 4 6 o .400 189 112 ...
Atlanta 1 a o . 100 2liw 189 •a•• e ' o .eoo m 214 San Franclaco 3 1 o .300 213 m
The Cbar1en are now 6-t and
strua&line. while Kansas City ls ..
o.-rv s11•d••
5·5 and one ol the hottest teams
in the American Football Con·
Cerence.
So, suddenly, thls is a game
, . that t}u turned into a must for
both these clubs. Oakland, at 7·3,
currentty ls ln front in the AFC
West, but it is once again de·
veloplng into, anybody's race
and neither San Diego nor the
WBBN SANMS CITY BAS
TBS MU. -Youn1. mobile
Steve P\lller ls the heart ol the
Cblefs' offense. He will roll out
and throw on the run, attempt·
Ing to offset the surge of the
Charier front four. Oftentimes,
KC's bl11esf 1alns come on
scramble puses. Tony Reed is a
1ood, all-purpose back, with
Horace Bellon and Ted
McKnJaht also effective. The
No. l Chief gamebralter, though,
is J .T. Smith, the swift wide re·
celver and kick runner.
New Orleans o 10 o .ooo 118 llO
AMEalCAN CONl"E&ENCE
Eat&
W LT Pd. PF PA
New Eh&l--1 1 3 O .700 8 221
Buffalo 1 3 0 .700 224 175
BaltJmore 5 s O .500 221 211 Mi~ml 5 5 0 .500 1.S8 191
NY Jets 2 8 O .200 176 243
Cleveland
Houston
Pittsburgh
CinciMali
Cea tr al
1 3 0 .700 229 207
7 3 0 .100 195 118 e • o .eoo 262 21'
3 7 0 .300 142 187
Wes&
j Chiefs can alfotd·another 10$5 In
the division. For the Chargers, coming off
their most impotent offensive
day of the season against
Denver,'this is an opportunity to
regain the form that had made
them the highest scoring team in
the NFL through nine weelcs.
WHEN SAN DIEGO RAS THE
BALL -The Chargers in·
troduced a new element to their
. offense last week. Chuck Muncie
carried 23 times fQr 115 yards.
LAST·MINUTE FACTORS -
Whitney Paul, KC's regular out·
side linebacker, had a badly
bruised leg and didn't play in
Seattle. Cal Peterson started for
him, although Paul is penciled
in to be back for this one . . .
The Chiefs are 3-0 on the road in
the AFC West and 0·3 at home
. -: . 1beir five recent victories
have come at the expense of
Oakland. Houston, Denver,
Detroit and Seattle . . . Dan
Fouts has thrown a touchdown
pass in 20 straight games,
breaking the Charger team re· cord.
Oakland
San Diego
Denver
Kansas City
Seattle
1 3 0 .100 2.59 219
6 4 0 .600 285 204 s 5 0 .500 180 198 s 5' 0 .500 200 220
4 6 0 .400 195 229
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Underdogs show edge
Vi.siting teams have g<JOt!,. mark vs. spread
LAST WEEK -It was a sub-par week for
home team underdogs as they went 2·3 against the
spread. On the year, home teani underdogs are
21·17 against the spread. Visiting teams beat.the
spread in seven games, giving them a season rec·
ord or 78-56-2 against the spread. Underdogs won
six games last week and are no.J 77·57·2 against
the spread.
Picks here won 5 lost 3 for the second week in
a row, for a season's record of 40-»2 vs. the
spread. Tbis week we like:
aaldmore <....._ 2> wer Drraorr -The
Colts are. 7-3 against the spread on the year, in·
eluding S-0 on the road. The Uoos have failed to
beat the spread in their last five games, compiling
an 0·3·2 mark. Baltimott is 1·2 as a favorite this
season while the Lions are 1-0-1 as an underdog.
It's no sttret that the Lions have a large group of
unhappy players and it's never a sound theory to
take a team under those circumstances.
Lay the points.
WA.SIDNGTON (plus 6'1'&) over Pllllade1tlli'9'.-
0n the surface, th.is appears to be a mis atch.
The Eagles have the best record in the N ·at 9-1
while the Redskins are 3.7 and have been embar·
rasse<l by Minnesota and Chicago the past two
weeks . But playing Philadelphia at home always
bas brought the best out of the Redskins.
Washington has beaten the spread the last four
• limes it has hosted the Eagles. Last year
Washington was a three-point favorite at home
1 against the Eagles and won, 17·7. In 1978, the
Redskins were a four-point choice and covered,
35·30. In 1977, Washington was a five-point pick
and triumphed by six, 23·17, and in 1976 the 'Skins
were favored by 10 and won, 24-0. Washington is
5-1·1 again.st the spread as a home underdog over
the past thtte seasons.
Take the points.
New Orteau <,a. 14) •nr ATLANTA -The
Fal~ons are 8-2 against the spread this season but
both of those losses were suffered at home to
Miami and the New Yor~ Jets. The Saints have a
history or playing well in Atlanta. Last season the
Saints were a three-point underdog and walloped
the Falcons, 37-6. The previous year Atlanta was a
3't'J·point favorite and won by just three. 20-17.
Pro quiz answers
1. B. Against Houston, ln the first 1ame of the
1.980 season. Franco Harris paaaed former GHea
y star Jim Taylor to become the Wrd leadln1
her in league history. Taylor had 8,51"1 yards.
2. A. In 1979, San Franci.sco quarterback Steve
DeBer1 attempted 578 passes to break the mark of
572 set by Fran Tarkenton in 1978.
3. B. ln 1961, Houston's Charley Benni.Ian
caueht 1.746 yards worth of puses to eslabU.b the
mark in the old American Football Learue.
4. C. Although Chicago'• Walter Payton hu
scored 16 touchdowns in a aln&le seuoo (lm) not
all of them came on ruabin1 pla~. '
New Orleans has played well on the road this ·
season, compiling a 3-1·1 mark against the spread.
"'-Take the po"'1ts
Clenlud (plu 6'1'&1)-. over PITl'SBURGB -
The Steelers continue to have problems beating
the spread. By failing to cover as a seven-point
favorite last week in Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh now
has.not beaten a spread for six consecutive weeks.
At home this season, the Steelers are 2·3 against
the sprud, baviq lost thelr last three 1amea.
Cleveland, on the other hand. I.a 3-1 acainst the line
on the road. The lut four times the Browns have
been placed in an underdog role this seuon the>;
have won the game outright. Celveland bas beater\
the spread the last three times it has played th~
Steelers in Pittsburgh.
Take the points.
Green Bay (Mlau l 'i'a) over NEW YOU
GIANTS -The Packers are proving they're not as
bad as everyone thought they were. Green Bay has
beaten the spread the past six Sundays. The
Packers aren't favored much any more but when
they are, they're dynamite. Green Bay is 7·2 as a
favorite over the last three years. The Pack is 2-0
as a favorite this year. Green Bay is 3·1 against
the spread as a visitor this season. The Giants are
2·2· 1 at home.
Lay the points.
SAN DIEGO <mlau 8) over Kansas City -
The Chargers have shown the ability to bounce
back from a defeat. The last nine times they've
lost, they've beaten the spread in their following
seven tries. Lut year in San Diego, the Chargers
were a 10.point favorite over the Chiefs and won,
28-7. In the fourth week of this season, San Diego
was a seve.n-point choice over the Chiefs in Kansas
City and woo handily, 2•·7. The Chiefs have played
well liDce that game, beating the spread five out
al die ._ m weeks, including three out of three
oe die ......_ TM Chief• haven't beaten the epread
four atnta6t weeb since 1976.
Give the points.
DENVE& (Ma.u l'i'a > onr New Yon Jet.a -
The Broneos, who entered the year with a record
of lM aiatnst the spread at home over the last
three yean, have failed to beat the spread in their
last four sames ib Mile High StadJ~. They should
be able, finally, to please the hometown fan.a this
week u the Jets are only 1·3 u a visitor lhla year.
Broncoe put it to1ether lut week in San Die10
while the Jeta suffered a heartbreakinl defeat to
the Buffalo Bills. The Jets are now 2·8 a1ainlt the
spread um season.
Uy Uie)Olnts.
TWO-T&UI TEASEa: DEM'Ea <Ma.a~)
o.er New Yen Jeta &o New Ortea. <.._ •> OTel'
Adaa&a -Can't see the BronCOI loelnl at home t'b
the Jell and 20 points la a hl&h number to cover for
any team.
I
Seahawks nearily lmried
~akland may tlritJe finaf. nail Ma'ntlay · ·
It ... only Lbree weeb ••o Better yet, the Raiden' de· almOlt "°"and did.n't taow ..W
that Oakland •tarted fitting fente bas picked up the beat. Ola tbe lut. t=Zon U.'t
Seattle for a playoff coffln, and it'• held only one opponent: 1ttttna the • from Ida ICond~&bt -4 on naUooal TV Miami, to one touchdown, but Uoe pa.rti y bb taklm '° ln tbe dome -the Raiden thii unit bu been particularly will' have to 1priat around 'tor •
can drive last nail. stron1 through the last three pa11ln1 t=e. He alto knows
Tbe Jlalden, by defeating the games. Oakland a 'keel him aix lillMll ln Seaba~H. on Oct. 26, beat There ls one television twist to the nnt g H1I ruanln& 1
Seattle to a •bare of nnt place, this game: Oakland la a hefty backs are UDdiatlftluilhed ud
and the AFC Wett rivals have 14·1-l in Monday ni&ht TV ap. are used in tandems Dan
beee on oppoelte courses since\ pearances; Seattle has appeared Doornlnk and Jim Jodat 0n one
Oakland ii cresllnc with a five. five times, nationally, on the unit, Larry Brinson or Jeff
lame win1Un1 streak, an~ the M o o r e a n d L a w r e n c e
Seahawk; are ainklna with a ,~ T.,. ........ McCutcheoo on the other three-came losing skein. .,.. ,,. ,,.. ·
And the now -infamous ---"Klngdome Syndrome" ls still ......... et 7 •t 8 P ••• KEYMATCBUP:
perking. Jack Patera's athletes have just about strangled their
1980 playoff hopes in the home
part. They are C).5 under the
friendly concrete roof, before
friendly tam.
At this stage in the season, the
Seahawks are clinging to a wing
<quarterback Jim Zorn> and a lot of prayer. It's about au they
have left. '
Meanwhile, fans are lined up
at Oakland headquarters to buy
tickets for two remalnlng home
games. The magic Is back in
Raider-land, although nobody is
sure where the team will play Its
1981 games.
This was the Oakland team
many picked for last place in the
AFC West, and here it is holding
onto the top spot with six weeks
remaining. Coach Tom Flores
and bis staff have done a re·
markable job.No more remarka-
ble than qu,rterbac k Jim
Plunkett, however. He's merdy
5-0 since being forced into the
starting role, following a broken
leg suffered by Dan Pastorini.
Plunkett has thrown nine
touchdowns In the first five
games (three against Seattle)
and has completed passes at a 88
percent rate (75of 111).
Seahawk
tube with no defeats. The
Seahawb' mark includes two on
Monday night~
WHEN 0 D HAS 11IE
BALL -Th Raiders will try to
establish the run with Kenny
King and Mark van Eeghen, but
will readily throw if that avenue
ls closed. Bob Chandler is
Plunkett's money receiver,
Raymond Chester is next in line,
and Cliff Branch is the bomb
threat. Chandler caught three
TDs versus Seattle in October,
the only receiver to do that to
the Seahawks. The Raiders
aren't fancy or flashy, but get
the job done behind a solid of·
, fen~ive line, maybe the best
s ince Super Bowl days .
Plunkett's steady, heady play is
the bonus, and he will probably
throw at cornerback Kerry
Justin again, providing the lat·
ter has recovered from in·
testinal injuries suffered against
Kansas City.
WREN SEATl'LE BAS THE
BALL -Zorn is still the trig.
german. He bad a bad game
(five interceptions) versus
Kansas City, yet the Seabawks
SEA'ITLE QUA&TE&BACK
JIM zoaN YI. OUTSIDE
OUTSIDE LINEBAC&B&
TED RENOalCKS -Zorn ii
tbe key to Seattle's offense and
Hendricks Is the key to
Oakland's defense. Zom keeps
people off balance with hls run·
ning and ablllty to avoid the
pass rush. Hendricks is adept at
rushing the passer or droppinf
back in coverage.
~
Last week's ~
attew.lance
Game
Pltt. at Tampa Bay
Dallu at NY Giants
Miami at Rama
K.C.atSe•tUe
Wash. atCblcaio
Attwda-ee
11,m
•.JG 12,111
51.1'11
San FranatGreenBay
New Eng. at Houlton
DenveratSanDie10
AtlantaatSt. Louis
57,19
M,415 1 51,516
51.435
'8,1121 .... .u,m u.-
44,MO
44,132
Detroit at .. inn. .
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Cleve. al Baltimore
Phil al New Orleans
Cin. atOakland
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WaddeU says tHat Boyd
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Boyd, a four-year NFL. SALi! YMOBCC>aOaSMOWATCl.osa.ouTPllCIS. veteran from Oregonl._ ___________________________ _,
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condominium. He has
been on the Seahawks' in·
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year since sulferin1-a
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A police off icer
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Friday s Puu1e So1veo
11 Weaken 66 Numenc pre--~~~~~~~·
14 Green spots fix
15 Vegetable 67 French fiver i;."+;+;+.+~~~~~~
16 Pewier coin 68 Shav&f
17 Sad sound 69 Asian coin
18 Gloomy Gus 70 Refuse
20 Tire parts 7 I Entrea11es
22 Guide
23 That money DOWN
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28 Refuse Dial
29 Pan ot ··10 2 Armed con-
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42 Fake leelh 2 words 26 Bound
43 - -cere-7 Low ral!ng 27 Single time
monies 2 words 30 Appraiser
45 French toas1 8 Poette con· 31 Horse -
46 Dlssemma1e trac11on 33 Seine
49 Old hand 9 Dawn 35 Eskimo
50 Skin problem 10 Shred 36 Grind
54 Slow. Mus. 11 Fence step 37 Makes
55 N Amt< cOin 12 Fire crime square
56 Conceptions 13 Meat w v1ng 38 Dispute
58 Minnesotan 19 Central •O 01 a period
60 Unramem-21 Bevau"Qe • 1 Heck led
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44 D1g1ts
47 Repents
48 Cres1
t;O Chasms
51 IOoltze
52 Finell
53 Wilch
55 Flower pa••
57 Vended
59 tnwumP•
61 Can c11y
62 Uncle Sr
64 E~l•ncl b• ,,
65 B111e1 vim
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Another µii11ion
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I· worth of talent
I
Th••rt• 11n· no n11lhoo1ilres ln com·
m un11 y t tt ... 1t1·1 Not unymor e ,
I 11ny w11)
-Tht> lu .. t Wit' und probably the
I only ont' died t.>11rlaer this week of 1
Intermission
Tom Titus
heart attack ot the
agt• or SS.
Joe Karbo, one
o f the moat
p o pular a c tors
o n the l ocal
stage , dJdn't look.
uct or dress like a
millionaire. The
onl)• clue was the
n ol l s -R oyce
parked outside the
r<'hearsal hall.
Ills tale nt was
enormou!'> as ht-h1msel( once was.
ut ubout four Yl'ars ago , Joe
immt'<I ulxl11t hulf of his 300 pounds
_t>n dot'lo1"!'> tmlt·r' lf he hudn'l, this
: cotu .. 111 m1i.:h1 h~1vt• been written
sooner
I first nwt .Joe• 111 1966. when he was
playin~ lht• fatht'r in "The Rain-
maker" Jl thl' Huntington Beach
P layhoust•. At th11t time, and tor
sever al yc11r~ afte rward. he billed
himself .is .Joseph Carr. since he had
worked prof<''isionully as a television
pitchman und I alk show host in the
early Sixt 1c:-.
HE WAS AN ACTOR of varied
tale nts, despite the girth that might
have tended to limit the roles he
could play ,\t I luntington Beach, he
was the ga rrulous wigma ke r in
"Rashomon ... the dirty-fighting pres-
idential <'anchdate in "The Best
Man" ()CS. the Cliff Rober tson
role). lhe ch1ldless hus band in "Dear
F riends" ancl. JU!'>t a fe w months ago,
the dirt~ old man in .. A Funny Thing
'llappened on the Way to the Forum ."
a t th~ Westmins ter Communit y
Theawr.
THAT PLA VHOUSE wn11 to be his
next a...,na . Director Kt'nt John"on
had cHt Joe a~ the base commundcr
In "Teahou.'e of lh<' Auwusl Moon,"
whlch is In reheam1al for a Junu11ry
openlna. ·
J oe Karbo n111elt' h hs flrtit million In
thtt moll order bu11hWli!I 1111d plC'ked
up som<' morl' with hl11 hook, "ThC'
l.11ay MAn 'i1 Wuy In Hl<'hc11." 1111' full
page ad11 promoting ttw book •P·
pearcd oft(•n In th111 nnct oth.-r
newspupcr!I. m11kl11Ji him n famlllRr
personnttc' tu t•ount h"111 n 111dt•r11
But ll wus ll!I 11 c•ommunlty theater
acto r his flrKt lovt• .. h t• on t>n llllld
that he w11s lx•Kl k1111wn und loved by
fello w per formc'I s 111ul nudlt•nc•e!i
a long the Ontnllt' Const
H 's lhost> p1'illll•1, U:I. who will m lM
him the mo11l.
• • *
S EBASTIAN'S WEST Dln nor
P layhou,,e in San Clem tmte has come
up with a new promotion, one tha t
will be greeted with dellghl by com·
munity theater groups along the
Orange Coast.
On a Friday night early in the run
of a new show al b6th the San
Clemente and Anaheim theate rs.
Sebastian 's will be host to a black tie
formal evening. It will incfude a
cocktail hour before the s how, cham·
pagne with dinner a nd an after -show
party afterward.
The evening, which will be priced
at $30 per person. will be staged as a
be nefit for community theaters in the His ravorite role .. ho'."'ev!'!r, .. was a rea. Ten dollars from each ticket
:that or Sh~rnhm W~1tes1d.~ m . The will be allocated to a fund which,
Man Whti I ·•.mt• to Dinner. which ~e once a year. will be divided among
player! :it l.11ldl1n Wes.t Colle~e m ~oca l n on-profit comm unity
19!7 and l;1~~·r reprised in La .Mtr~da playhouses for purchase of Ughting,
this year . I h<.1t was to be his fmal sound equipment . p rops, costumes,
performanC't' etc.
He was :1 h•uding actor , but he The fund will be administered by a
ctidn't minc1 taking on a minor role if board of directors, yet to be named.
it had a littk bite tu 1t lie did this in It will include 10 percent of Sebas-
.. W h cn You C'omin ' Back, Red tian's bar sales fortheevening.
Ryder?" for the Irvine Community Those wishing to join Sebastian's
T heater shu rtl~ after starring in "P layhouse 750 Club" can do so by tCT'~ 'Tlw fll•al Ins pector Hound" sending a check for $10 <applicable to
a nd he :.teppct.I 1n on JUSt a few days the first reservation ) (o the attention
notice t.o enact the devilish agent in of Ernie Verre at Sebastian's, 140 ··wm Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" Avenida Pico, San Clemente .
.c ;'
Burt ReynolcJ11 l'" outmutuJ~ll by 11 Uny udr1•1u1
In New York's Ccntrul Pork durlnu fllrnln" of
tho movh.• "ruternlty." j
1l111Si c ia1ts b e<1.l e 11
I
in Boston lwtel
BOSl'ON CAP) -Two ing lime and lht: fight
membe r s o f s in ger s tarted.
Stevie Wonder's road One victim, Michael
crew claim they were Par ish, 44 . wa~ treated
beaten at t heir Boston for bruises; the other.
hotel and the perform er James Grayer, 36. s uf·
says, "I don 't know if fered an eye in1ury
I'll be coming back here Wond e r a dde d h e
~ \'er y soon . . . I feel "would not like to think
l hurt." it (lhe""a ttack > was
Wonder performed at racial." One or the vie·
Boston Garden Tuesday lims early Tuesday was
night. ' while, the other bla ck.
The alter ca tion oc.I ------
c urred at a hot el dis.I .... ~llp!ll
cotheque latet. One of
the victims tbld police
he was assaulted b y a
d oorma n . Ho w ever ,
hotel officials claimed
mem bers of the singer 's
road cr ew refused to
leave the disco a t clos·
Cr e nna s t ars
HOLLYWOOD CAP >
-Richard Cre nna will
star in "Body Hea t " for
t h e Lad d Co. w it h [CHAS. McCABE J ~urs.tongue
( . _ firmly 1n cheek In the W i 11 i a m Hu rt a n d
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ENTERTAtNMENT I INTERMISSION
Pope's life film dUe
VATICAN CITY (AP) been selfish lo refu.se." Kratkow. Zanuasi won't
-A Polish government confirm it, but Italian
e m ployee, a British lord Boyish a nd bespec· producer Vin cen zo
a nd some Italian pro-t acled , Zanussi has Labella said the director
d u cers h ave joine d known the pope since and the po p e met
forces to make a film on l h e d a y s h e w a s several times to pull the
the life of Pope John Cardina l Wojtyla in project together.
Pa ul II -with the s ane· ~Plli.Jl.,.~!'11!9..!l~"'"'llP.! .. W'!!!W!!W~ .. tlon of botb the Com · IC'
munlsts in Poland and ~MillM~M~~-11!!
t he pontiff himself.
But lhe S5 m illion proj-
F.
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eople who brought you
'J esus of Nazareth" -
wi ll n e ver s h ow a
closeup of Karol Wo .
jtyla
INSTEAD, THE backs
a n d profiles of t hree
Br itish actors will be
used to portray the once
und future pope, "so as
not lo compete wlth the
rrul one"
"U I clldn 't do It, un
Amc>rlrun woul<t h a v •
( I I rn I' ti I l I t\
YllJCOKlnvlu, .. 11111ppcd
K ryzy"t11f 7.unu11i.1 , th1•
41 Yl'flr}Ohl l'11lh1h ,,,,,.,.
ll1r , wtwn 11~k1•tl why h••
w1111 m•klr1u thf' film
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ff •• 11 t I v 11 1 f o r h I 11
''Co n11t un<•c, ·' 1Hudt'!<I
phll<>llOp h y <It t h e
lln lver1lty of Krakow,
llkP tht Pf'l>C
ZANVHHI 18 returning
with a cast of Britons
and Poles this month lo
t he places where t h e
pope grew up. The dlrec· l~••illi•I
tor will then come back
to the Vatican to edit the
f i Im for Easter au·
d1ences
"I was afraid o f
agreeing to direct this ~]Biii( iE~l~i film. but,as a Pole, I had •
an obligation to s how
from the inside the ....,._ ____ __. ,iiiiii~~if'--.=.:...:..:~=..:==-...JI forces at pla y io our I
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bit tougher. For those aiming at the two-pointer,
concentrJte on number nine.
I. AUGUSTUS ANDREWS wasn't the name
they put on his Oscar. What was?
• 2. In the comic strip Tumbleweeds, what is
Claude Clay's motto?
3. On what TV show would you find Nelson Flavor?
4. Mary Edwards Walker can be found in the
"first and only" file. Wh.v? .
5. Name J ames Brolin's dog in the movie "The
Amityville Horror "
6. A four-word lyr ic from a Platters melody
became the title of a hit song for Paul Anka. Name
il.
7. What player in the 1980 .World Series was r~ly if ever seen without a toothpick in his
mouth?
8. Carlton Danfield 11 ls a character from what play?
t . PAMELA SUE MARTIN'S first "crime" in
the movie "The Lady in Red" was stealing a mov-
ie star's picture from a theater display case.
Whose picture?
10. They all laughed when Mike went into his
gypsy number, but hi$ antics won the day. for his
squabbling comrades in what movie?
Last Week's Answers
1. Claudette Colbert (name change)
2. John Darling <Noah Vale)
3. "JJ'hat Lucky Old Sun" <Forties song)
4. Steve Brodie (bridge leap)
5 .. Dr. Strangelove " (Premier Kissof()
6. ''Today" (Phoebe 8 , Bebee>
7. Marshmallows (Martin victim)
8. "The Gingerbread Lady" <Toby Landau )
9. Frank Sinatra <Oscar winner )
10. "The Dirty Dozen" (movie riddle)
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DIXON, Ill. (AP ) -Quick!
What fa mous politica1 leader
rescued 77 people fr"Oft\ drown-
ing in the Rock River and re-
' covered one ·poor s wimmer's
fa lse teeth as well?
Answer: Ronald Reagan , the
ne xt preside nt of the United
States and leader of the Free
World, whose boyhood home
her e is suddenly a hot property
for trivia buffs more interested
in R eagan par t.ic ula rs than
Reagan politics .
Here's a bit of Reagan lore to
m ake the trivia hunters happy:
Reagan played the lead in his
1928 senior class play, "Captain
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Applejack," and also appeared
in "You and I."
H OW A B OUT THIS!
Classmate Phyllis Landis dJd his
book reports at North Dixon
High Scho;ol.
''He was too busy with football
and s ports and dramatics," she
says now.
rFact is, Phyllis is one of the 77
folks Reagan is credited with
saving during seven s ummers as
a lifegua rd at Lowell Park
Bea ch. where th' local story has
it t hat young t.wutch" put a
notch in a log each time he
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pulled a s wi111mer from the
river.
"My tliO brothers grabbed me
by the feet and turned me upside
down in the river," she recalls.
"I didn't know bow to swim and
Dutch jumped in and pulled me
out. And, ob, bow be gave my
brothers the devil. "
TalVIA BUNTERS note that
the local police chief found the
young teen-aged Reagan one
night teetering atop a downtown
street lamp and fined him $1 for
being drunk. John ·c rabtree re-
c alls his longtim, pal looked
down al the chief and said,
"Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
who the bell do you think you
are?"
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: Only $118,950. Fantastic .
J.llO 1 4 &arm, 21tocy + family ,
)400 room . P rof wetb a r , I
J4:iO formal dining and living.
Gourmet kitch. Covered
rooo pat i o, 'm an i c u r e d ! ... ., .... ...,, 3 car garage.
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Plains forgotten -
His ·steady gir lfriend was
na med Margaret Cleaver, but
e verybody just called her llup .
He went to Hollywood and mar-
ried actress Jane Wyman. Mugs
married a foreign service officer
and lives in a s uburb of
Washington.
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Olf1tt t'llrn • t:qwp Ptu Dixon the town
As an athlete, Re agan was
"the ligbt4t, fastest guard" on
the 1928 Dixon Dukes football
team , according to the school
yearbook. It took him two years
to make the varsity. His playing
weight? 120 pounds.
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DIXON , lll. CAP> -P lans are
underway in Ronald Reagan's
boyhood home lo capitalize on a
s mashing election victory that
locals say makes their town "the
new Plain"! on th~ plains."
·•Four more years!'' said an
ebullient Ted Trulock, a 21-year·
old college student who owns the
only Reagan storefront souvenir
s hop in the town of 18,000.
A local civic group is prepar-
ing to restore the old Reagan
fam ily ho u s e on Hen nepin
Avenue "down to t he 1920s
period wallpaper.'' says •Darwin
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R eagan f a mily
tree com ains
Irish royalty
LONDON (AP ) -Ronald
Reagan's e lection climaxes a
r a gs -to-e minen ce s aga that
b egan wh e n h is g r ea t -
v andlather left a stone shanty io Ireland in the potato famine ol the 18406, British and Irish
eenealogists say. Further back,
they said, there is royal blood.
Reagan Is descended from
Brian Boru, an 11th century high
king of all I reland a nd the
Emerald Isle 's firs t national
hero, according to experts from
Debrett's research organization
of Londo n a nd H ib e rnian
Research based in Dublin.
BORU laONICALL Y died at
the ,.our of bis greatest t riumph,
defeatin1 Vikinl invaders at
Clontarf near Dublln in 1014.
That Xfctory ended the pillaging.
Norsemen's influence In Ireland.
A DebreU's spokesm an said a
branch of Reagan's family tree
1oes back to a nephew of Boru
who belonged lo the Re1ans (the
way the name was spelled then)
ol Mwwter, one of Ireland's an·
dent 1)J'Ovinces. "Al~h that was only an
uncle dt their ancestors, tt doet
show royal blood," he said .
H a r o l d B rook s -Bake r ,
American man•Sinl director ol
Oebrett's Peera1e, the Who's
Who ol Britain's ~luebloods, said
the ·or1anl1allo0 plant to live
Rea1m a parchment. scroll de·
Uneat.lnc b1' ra mlly tree tn a few
montbl, poe1lbly tn time for hit
lna ururallon in J anuary
Burke, manager of the Chamber
of Commerce.
AND WALTER Knack intends
to build a 100-room mot.el in the
White House motif to band.le an
expected influx o( tourists.
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714-631-6990
Pool+ View After Reagan'g landslide vic-
tory over the incumbent from
Plains. Ga., the mood in the fl.
linois town where folks still
knqw Reagan as ''.Dutch" re·
mained a beady mix of,exhaus·
.lion and euphoria .
FOR THOSE INTE a ESTED
in the presi~ent-eJect's begin·
nings, he w84 born in Tampico, •
26 milts away, in an apartment
over the red brick First National
Bank building. But first mention
of his arrival didn't show up in
the Tampico Tornado until four
days later, Feb. 10, 1911 :
"Jobn Reagan (his father) bas
been calling '37 inches a yard
and giving 17 ounces for a potmd
this week at Pitney's store
because he bas been feeling so
j ubilant over the arrival of a
10-pound boy Monday.''
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mo sirable area. Sparkling
t110 POOi and city light view.
City officials blocked off
streets and erected a plaUorm
at the intersection of First Street
and Hennepin Avenue where
vote tallies were announced lo
an exuberant crowd of more
than 3,000-4
:!: Xlnt financing (lVaila-
b&e! Unbelievable price
ziu at only S90,000. Call _, 96.'Ml'167
The Reagan family moved to
Dixon when be was 9. All the
five houses they lived in remaJn
standing, except the fourth <me
on Galena Avenue whtcb was
tom down for a McDonald's fast·
food restaurant.
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THE DIXON HIGH School
Ba nd began the party with a
tor chlight parade across the.
ne wly named Ronald Reagan
Bridge. Bands played , people
danced and free beer nowed at IT WAS BEaNAaD Frazer,
both GOP and Democratic head· Reagan's hilb school drama
quarters. · coach, who recalls the day his
After Carter conceded, people young student dove for an hour
lined the banks of the Rock or more lo retrieve the lost den·
River for a fireworks di.splay lures of an elderly swimmer.
near the beach where Rea1an "He lot a~ reward," Fraser
once worked seven summers as r ecalls. "And ~ wu a lot ol
a lifeguard. m oney in lhoH days." l·
The mood wu much the same Trivia buff• likely know that
26 miles a way a t Tampico, Rea1an appeared ln more than 6
where Reagan was born in an 50 Hollywood film• after tu. de-
apartment over the red brick old but In um In "Love ls on the
First National Bank bulldlnt on Air."
MainStreet. But only the more aerioua 4 AUTDS, MEW I 1cholar of•.Rea1an lore ls likely 0.,..,.1
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-PAUL AND HELEN NicelT, to know the name of the 1951 GE AUTOS, USED
wh o own the bulldin1 , have Theater television pro1ram ln <:.,..,., ••
turned the first floor Into a which he st.1rred wlth wire 2 ~~~ :
souvenir s tore and hope to Nancy. { g:::~~.~ ::t I
restore the upstairs much the It wu call~ "A Turkey For ciw.tv1n --1
way it was in 1911 when Re.,an President." ~·· · .,
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rounded by miJel Of rOlliDI 5 e:I •• ... =
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Lease option Ufttil JUM. $480,000.
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Adjacent to pool. Near new condition.
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completely new throughout. 3 Bdrm. '
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Neutral colors throughout. $235.000.
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A warm and welcoming 5 Bdrm
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fireplace. roof deck. $485.000.
2000 Weat Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach 675·1n1
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MESA VERDE
$96,000
Wel l toca ted 2-story with 2
bedrooms ups tairs. fa mily room.
and lush s ide yard a nd patio. With a
low interest assumable loan. this is
a truly outs tanding value. Call
751 -3191.
EXTRAVAGANT QUALITY & CHARM.' I
TRY THE IEST
Beautifully upgraded 2 Bdrm 2 Ba
with fami ly room and wet bar.
central air. screened porch and a
view of the rolling hills of San Juan
Capistrano. This like new mfg.
home is only $56,500. Call 661-2407.
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fireplace. L .. d1caped tty Rot•rs
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$695,000. 6J I· I 400.
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GREAT INVESTMEHT
Pride of ownership triplex with
large 3 bedroom 2 bath owner's ~
unit. Also has two 2 bedroom units
in rear. Assume existing financing
and owner may h elp finance.
As king price $210.000. Call 556-2660.
REDUCED S 13,~ Beautiful executive 4 r 3
bath with family room. a . and
custom decorator item . High
assumable loan. Owner wi help
finance down payments. Full price
now $225.000. Call 751·3191.
~STSIDE IEAUTY
Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath home
tastefully decQrated and beautifully
upgraded. This home is in move-in
condition. Owner may help finance.
Full price $116.000. Call SS&-2660~
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SEA FOR MILIS
This incredible Cliff Haven custom
home has an unobst ructed view of the
Newport Bays. Islands & Catalina
from litera l ly every room .
Constructed with quality throughout.
This 4,000 sq. ft. tri-level has many
outs tanding features. including a wet
ba·r . step down living room. formal
dining, huge family room . multiple
decks, plus 3 large bdrms and 4 baths.
A truly e legant home. Outstanding
owner -provided financ ing . An
exclusive offering. $795.000.
IACKIA Y PRESTIGE
We are proud to represent one of the
finest properties of Newport back bay.
This prestigious estate sized home
o ffers the finest o f amenities.
F eatures with in this 4800 sq. ft.
residence inc ludes 4 bedrooms. 3
baths. billiard room. formal dining.
marble e ntry, swimming pool. spa.
a nd a panoramic view of the backbay
a nd city lights. Valued at $1699.000.
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
3 & 2 Bdrms, completely furnished.
Built-ins , 4 + car garage. Offer down
· payment and take over $426.000 loan
at only l234o/c for 30 years. $695.000.
6 OCEANFRONT UNITS
All 2 bedroom. 2 bath. only 9 years
o ld . Prime corner location. Easy
rentals: Offer your down and owner
may finance the entire balance.
$1.450.000.
DUPLEX
One bloc k to beach and c lose to
s hopping etc. Two bedroom each unit
at a fantastic price of $200,000. Open
Sunday 1-4. 204 30th St.. Newport
Beach.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport ll'ld. COl'Mr )Ofh
Barrett ~alW ~gister
MEW IH THI HEl&HTS
NEW LISTING. cozy warm woods,
used in planked floors. paneling.
wood exterior and s hake roof.
Cheery brick fireplac and 2 Bdrms.
On large R-2 lot with plans for 2nd
unit. $135.000.
151 1 T ..... CM ()pew s.t 1-5
TUlnBOCK
NEW LISTING President Home.
Plan 70. Panoramic view on large
corner lot. 4 Bdrms. comfortable
family rootn, formal dining room
a nd 3 car garage. Near community
pool and tennis. $410.000 fee.
1904 I I• If• THT .. In. ()pew Sat. 1-5
CLIFF HAYIH
Spacious custom home plus view. 2
Bdrms. dining room and upstairs
s itting room with view. Lovelf patio
a nd gardens. $285,000.
225 K1111J1 Place, HI Opell Sat/S.. 1 ·5
NISH AMO DBJCIOUS
Vacant Dover Shores. fteady for the
family with excellent tastes. who
want excellent neighborhood and
who need spacious 5 Bdrm home.
$389,500, price includes land.
1412 "-"I r... 0,... W /S.. 1·5
HAI~ V1IW HOMIS
One of the market's better buys in
this stylish community. 4 Bdrms.
ree land. on the greenbelt. near
community pool.
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Quaint as yesterdar_, but with all of
today's best feitures. Paned
windows, lots of brick, stained g lass
front door, .new bathrooms and new
kitchen $255,000. ~ .
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VIEW VIEW VIEW
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No ex pense spared in this
completely rebuilt home with 4
spac ious Bdrm suites, fam rm,
formaJ din, breakfas t rm, kitchen
to delight the most particular, 3
frplcs, brick patio, v1ewini:; decks,
3 car garage. Breathtaking views
of bay, ocean and spectacular
sunsets. Too many a menities to
lis t. Must be seen. S7251000 fee.
PAUL SHIPllO 631-4300
: & MM/mo. for this fine. 2 1 I tir home. 661.1010. . ! Rlty World, Cap. Assoc. I
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S/.65,000! Includes land. ·
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Bdrm home on legal R 2 1 1 lot. 2 c ar garage .I
$425,000!
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Pen1n Point. $500,000 I each. 675-9111 Agent.
IESTIUYS!
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"ILUFFS IEAUTY"
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Upgraded split level 2 I
1 BR 2 Ba, parquet floors.
I wetbar. balcony -great •location . Shoppini.?
T.cf'w~RICE D, $148.000
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grades. Custom spa.
Tap value at $430.000.
For info on the above 759-9100 ~
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JASMINE CREEIC Tastefully upgradE'd I ~1 ~
Plan 3. w/s pa. Great loC'ation. Assumahll' loan
Won 't last. $320.000.
SEAYIEW -Remodeled Port Royal wt pool .md
spa. oc~n & night light view. Superhly 11p
graded 4 Bdrm detached home S..">25.000
TERMS. TYMS, TYMS L'nivers1ty Park Hr.ind
new listing . 3 Bdrm 21 :• hath. formal dtnlnl-! h~t
m aster suite. Fantasllr assumahle h t owe
2nd Sl38.000.
.CUSTOM LOTS -Two 1 acre + lots w arch1teC'·
tural plans for 3800 + sq. ft. homes Rolling h1llc;
& horse area. Sl73.000 each
WOODUIDGE Superb 2 Bdrm/ Ashford with
greenbelt location. PriC'ed to show the owner
wants action fast. $151.500
A_ TOUCH OF WILLIAMSIUR& Turtlerock
Highlands 2 sty 4 Bdrm on view lot. w/shutters,
hardwd. Warm & tasteful. An exceptional pieN·
of property offered at $399.000.
JASMIMI CRE:EK Plantation shutters. air coo .
3 Bdrm Plan 5. w/ mini ocean view Owner
w/c~rry lge contr. $349.900.
TURT\80Ck Hl'iHLAMOS -Natural beame<l
wood ceilings. paneling, warm earthtones. A
love ly view. This 4 Bdrm Edinborough has ever
ything including xlnt financing. $389,000.
AFFOIDAAE HOUS~ -.0 Here it is 1 Spacious 2
Bdrm, 2 bath. f am... { 'bity rooms Bayside
Village, pool. s pa & bea•. '1..61,000
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S 1 o~~ home is sold (at interest rates as low as13%), in order to assist you
~ ~ with the sale of your current home or purchase of your next home.
These programs are available to any qualified buyer through Walker & Lee
salespeople. For more information, call the solid, quality people of Walker &
Lee Real Estate, to-day, at any of our resale sales offices.
EFFECTIVE
9 12%
Beau11lully decordted
condo with wet bar
.rnd be5t ol dll, temll1l
fanannng1 Takeover
4!x1s1ang loa ns to keep
1 hose low, low pay·
menrs warh an aver
age anrerest rate of
91: Bnck pat1ow1th
a rbo r and very
se c luded Onl y
SI 15.000 all term:..
Call U'> now at 17 141
545 9491
$301 PER
MONTH
y,,.,, th.it '5 all you pay
wlwn you takeover
1111-, 8 . luan Fan
1.1st1t h.119.11n com
pll · u•ly rvf urb1<:.hed,
l.m11ly home on a
ltJt9l' lot with plenty
of trt>es Asking for
all terms. Call now!
(714) 545 9491
SAFETY AND
COMFORT
A t r he right price'
l3e,)ut1fully done 4
bedmnm.:,. pool home
with hl1r<1lar dldTm
'>Y'>tem one yeM old
c c1 qx:1. nt'w rnof. new
d1shw11.,)w 1 and new
gor <1ql' door urwner
F..int<.1'>111 ldm1ly home
tJI cml1o $119.900 Act
n<>w. ( clll 1od.1y1 17 14)
r,,15 Y49 1
SHARP
CONDO
WITH
ASSUMABLE
FHA LOAN
Cll•.111 <1nd lovely
h\JllW w11 h I hrt>e IMgl:'
hl'droom<. ExcellPn t
lor tht11 private ft!el
ing . !;Cl t lost-to
shopping We must
sell tht'> week' All
term... available. so
hnny tn the oilers
Call tod..i y 1 (7 14)
545 9491
EXCELLENT
4-UNITS
Great rental area
Close to freeways and
transportation. Eath
unit has 3 bedroom5
and I 1 baths This
property 1s only 9
years old with excel
lent financing terms.
TAILORED TO FIT
YOUR NEEDS"!
(7 lq) 6116 77 1 I
DOLL
HOUSE
Fantastically decor·
ated with wallpaper
throughout. com
pletely reinsulated,
and with a huge back-
yard. Also included.
a 20X8 greenhouse
and loads of fruit
trees Owners are
motivated and ready
to listen to offers. Act
now and call today
Priced at $11 5,000
(714) 545-9491
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5BEDROOMS
PLUS POOL
Freshly painted family
home with sparkhng
pool dnd spa Artful
use of Italian tile m
entry, dining room
and kitchen New
carpet too! (714)
545-9491.
SHEER
ELEGANCE
Beautifully upgraded
republic home in Mesa
Verd e Enlarged
master d ressing ..lrea
tha t's fantastic. 2 fire
places, huge k1tt:hen
and dining room and
mo re' 4 large bed
rooms, 2• 1 ba ths and
only $215,000 (714)
545 9491
TERMS
TO SUIT
Refurbished cul de
sac home with 3 bed-
rooms and a huge
fenced back yard'
Newly painted. car-
pets, drapes. and
mor e All te rms
available and asking
only $106,000 (7Jq l
545 9491.
HONOLULU
LULU!!!
Beautiful view condo
in downtown Wa1k1k1
minutes from the
beach and seconds
from shopping. High
balance $50,000 loan
with payments of $505
per month. Asking
only $75.000. Pictures
available in the office.
We must sell this
week. call (714)
. 545 9491.
NEW
LISTING
ONLY
$245,000
Come and se~ this
one today! Brightly
decorated home in
quiet cul-de·sac. pri·
vare pool size yard
with lots of fruit trees.
Large bedroom5 with
mirrored wardrobes,
p l ush carpe ting
throughout MUST
SEE TO APPRE
C IATE !!! (714)
646· 77 11.
WATER·
FRONT
WITH SLIP
$320,000
Opportunity knock s
only once. Well folks,
here 1s yours. Just
imagine for this price.
3 lorge bedrooms. 21 i
baths. fireplace. mag
rnf1 cent decor w11h
an inspiring view of
the water from rh e
master suite WITH
SAILING RIG HT
AT YOUR DOOR
STEP !'! 17 14)
646 77 1 I
FLEXIBLE
TERMS
The soph1st1cated
owner of this pro·
perry 1s flexible on
terms' This our stand
mg home features 4
bedrooms. parquet
entry, 2 c ustom
patios. fireplace, fam-
ily room . greenhouse
window, french doors
and more! $136,950,
owner will carry 2nd
or AITD (7 14 )
759 !SOL
A BARGAIN
AT $158,500
Superb Newport
location! 2 fireplace5.
completely modern·
1zed kitchen, impres-
sive entrance, large
bedrooms, 2 baths,
family room, terraced
yards. lots of trees
and flowers. Great
location near schools
and shopping cen·
ters. EXCELLENT
TERMS!!! (714)
646-7711.
**NORTH-
WOOD**
Spacious fami ly
hom e in prestigious
Woodside area .
Featuri ng 4 large
bedrooms plus den
and jumbo bonus
room. 2 fireplaces.
family room with
wet bar, formal din-
ing room, A!C and
much. much more.
91, .. '1 assumable 1st
tr u st d ee d and
seller will carry 2nd
lrust deed. (7 14 )
759-1501.
HARBOR
VIEW HOMES
Fabulou5 SOMER
SET model features
5 bedrooms, family
room. fi replace , large
yd rd, and exciting view
of B1~ (.';.1mnn and a
t•ul·dt··i..a(· · lucal1on
I i 14 I 759·1501
WELL
EXCUUUSE!!!
MEE!!!
If the constant roar
of the ocean 1s going
to keep you awake
nights don't bother
to read this! With all
that sand there isn't
much yard work, but
what do I know. Just
s11 there while some
one else snaps up
this OCEANFRONT
charmer with a pn·
vale stairway to the
beach. Let some
other romantic couple
snuggle up by the
fireplace. Enjoy the
panoramic ocean view
and gloat over the
great deal they got on
1h1s 3 bedroom home
on the water that
t ould have been yours
for only $790.000. Are
you really going to let
this opportunity slip
away again? Come
on -JUSt phone and
say "OK. show me
this home if it's so
great "(714) 759· 1501.
.. DIRTY
DAWG "
Bnng paintbrush and
broom to save $$$!
Older 2 bedrooms
cottage on R-2 lot!
Zoning creates devel-
opment potential!
Only $95,000. (714)
759-1501.
MOTIVATED
SELLER!!
Outstanding 2 bed
room townhome fea
luring warm earth·
tones. Irvine location
and 11' 1'. assuma-
ble fin ancing~ All
this for only $95.000
t 7 14 J 759-1501.
ATfENTION:
BUILDERS!!
This 2 bedroom cot-
tage offers the unique
advantage of R-2 zon
mg! Either remodel
or rear down!! Only
$95,000. (714)
759-1501
MUSTY,
DUSTY,
VACANT!!
Seller transferred
and facing two pay-
ments! Super upgrade
townhome featuring
2 bedrooms, A C and
convernent location 1
$194.900 and submit
all offers 1 (7 14)
759. 1501
THE OCEAN
FOR $525,000
Not only the ocean.
but a magnificent set
ling as well! Beautt·
fully remodeled 2
story home. 4 large
bedrooms, 2 baths. 2
sundecks. covered
patio, lush landscap·
mg, and of course a
spa. On the peninsula
pomt JUSI a FEW
YARDS FROM
SAND AND SURfl!!
(714) 646·771 I.
$790,000
CLIFF
HANGER
Incredible! 180degree
view right over a gen
tie cliff with steps
leading down to a pn
vale beach. Weather
you enjoy a relaxed
walk along the sandy
beach, or a brisk iog
along the water's
edge, you won't find
a better location
tMn this LAGUNA
BEACH PARADISE!!!
(714) 646-7711.
EXTRA-
VAGANT
AT $215,000
Yes, that is the feel·
ing generated by this
super b residence.
Meticulously mani·
cured yard with blos·
soming trees 1s only
the beginning. The
inside story: Sunken
living room. imported
tile throughout the
home. 1mpress1ve
master su11e. two
fireplaces .
AFFORDABLE
EXTRAVAGANCE!!'
(714 ) 646 77 11
$387,500
WITH LOW
PAYMENTS
Can you imagine?
Situated on almost
17 acre. This 3.550 sq .
fr. solar home with
pool. 5ecunty gate,
fountain. 2pat1os.:md
room for horses
What else' Lots and
lotsofland,commun
11y tennis co urts
... Seller may carry
$125.000, JO" .straight
note FABULOUS
TERMS !'! (714 )
646 771 I
ENTER-
TAINERS
DELIGHT
Large tecare 11led
family room with fare
place, spacious hvmg
room with fireplace
also gourmet kitchen,
and a sculptured
backyard with lots of
plants and trees.
Takeover existing
financing of $128.000
Pnceo to sell quickly.
Call for appointment
at (714) 545-9491
FABULOUS
3-UNITS
Right in the heart of
Orange County. 2. 2
bedrooms, 2 story
with fireplaces and l
bedroom unit with a
view. Motivated seller
WIL L C ARRY
LARGE NOTE!!!
• (714)646-7711. .
$304,900
10% °lo, $1665/
MONTH
A n ar chitectural
master piece, s11 uated
an one of nature's
most inspiring set·
tings. Surrounded by
hundr e d s of
eucal~ptus and oak
trees. situated on 1 2
acre with 36 mature
trt'Cs '.\l asterfullv
designed into JooO •
sq ft . 2 rin•plare..,' '
SEL LER WIL L
CO'.\:S I OER
ST RAl(i H T
"\OTE"' 171-4 1
6-tfi i711
$$115,000$$
Sensational 3 bed·
rooms, 1 'J bath home
1n desirable HUNT
INGTON BEACH
area' Tremendo us
opportunity for 1st
time buyers (7 14)
759· 1501
WHAT IS A
TIMESHARE
It's a chance to lock
in your vacation costs
forever! This means
a confirmed reserva-
tion for resorts around
the world! You only
pay for what you use.
And to top 11 oft,
your unit will appre·
ciate and make you
money. Call for more
information about this
exciting concept.
(714) 545.9491
"THE
GROVES"
Unbelievable 2 bed
room. den home lea
tunng a spacious 2000
+ '>ll ft. air hum1d1f1er,
full insulation, micro
wave and Island style
kitchen for $95,000.
(714) 759-1501
NOT ALL OF THESE PROPERTIES WILL NECESSARIL V QUALIFY FOR THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PROGRAMS.
CB @ COSTA MESA
• <q-,.r· 2790 HARBOR BLVD.
NEWPORT BEACH
2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE
tl 14) 545-9491 014) 646-7711
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state -NEWPORT HILLS
2670 SAN MIGUEL DRIVE
(714) 759-1501
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#8 Com.ts Isle
WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY
B~autifully designed appointments in this spacious and
~>rtvate 2·story home. Large master suite included in this
4 bdrm .. formal dining rm. home with stained glass.
q~arry tale and many more amenities. Vou own the boat
shp plus a sm a ll yard and 2 docks . Vie ws of water
boating and lights. $1.100.000. Call 673-6900 ·
HORTH Et4D CHARM ~~\r•r ';\~~oeiatC&..~ A 3 br 2 bath home with separate
guest quarters a nd ocean view in this
desirable location. Large tree-shaded
d ecks for lounging or e ntertaining.
$279.500.
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I IQI N Coell M'Oft•oy
l...l(J.AollNe"Co -·
1714) 494-1177
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL ESTATE
Sales Renlclls. Property Managemeni
2436 W Co<1st Hwy 315 Manne Ave
Newport Beach Balboa Island
631-1400 673-6900
VIEW HOME ONLY $299,000
Enioy The Tranquilitl
of t he view from one home the
income from the second. Come see
it a ll. <;:orona del Mar Executive home with good view.
Courtyard e ntry. formal dining room & large family
room. New carpeting & wood plank floors. Private
beaches. Fee land. S hows like a model!
SUN 1·5. 2515 IST AVE. MA URY STA UFl''ER
S F.A LION It EAL TY
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~ 2744 E. Coast Hwy
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"PREVIEW OF HOMES" pictun p~ wiH,,.. again
on NoYe~r 29th. RHerYe your spoee earty.
751-1818
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Colesworthy & Co. ;
2545 EA STBL U FF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH. CA.
640-0020
COMFORT ABLE LIVABILITY
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l I ' Eastbluff 4 bdrm plus pool. Right for l
the active fa mily. Large master suite.
cozy family room kitchen. Excellent
location, shcools, s hopping nearby.
Priced righ t. $230.000.
BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL
Bright Anita Plan. end unit. 3 bdrms .
2 baths. Financing available. Won't
last! $159.500.
WHY LINGO
REAL EST A TE?
P'UmMG 2 greens. pool. fruit trees
a nd country d eco r . Irvine Terr.
$349.500 ... A l is ling of Donn a
Schroeder .
WOODUIDGE CROSSIMG 3 bdrm. 2
ba . 2 frplce s and l a r ge l ot.
$225,000 ... A listing of Laraine Shaw.
IEST IUY -2 bdrm. 1 ba. patio home.
c lose to everything. ass umable loan.
$106.000 ... A lis ting of Nadine Croul.
IA YSHOalS 4 bdrm fam. home .
warm traditional s t y le. security
gated. priv . beach es. $486.500 ... A
listing of Alison Stevens.
TUDOlt -Cottage style. 4 bdrms. lge
fam. rm .. new paint/cpt. 2300 sq . ft..
f u 11 loan at 13 11.a 'k. $189.500. . . A
listing of Sharon Cor zine.
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REALTORS, 675-6000
As a n experie n ced real
estate professional you can
appreciate the advantages
on a good office location. At
LINGO R EAL ESTATE our
central office sites in every .
coastal city from Newport
Beach to San Clemente give
you and your clients a direct
"coastal connection " to the
area 's prime properties. Our
N e wport Beach Office.
con venien tly locat ed in
Newport ~nt er . is just
minutes toVhe surrounding
commwlities of Costa Mesa,
Irvine and Santa Ana. As
this dynamic company
continues to grow and break
a ll sales volume records you
can become a part of this
important team e ffort. Does
this sound Like the type of
organization you 've been
looking for? If so, contact
Noel Johnson, 644·7020. for a
confidential interview.
. 2443 Eut CoHt Highway, Corona del Mar
Why Lingo Real Estate?
Why take a c hahce o n
somebody else!
. ,
Look to URIO first
I WE HAVE 41 OF THE BEST UStlNGS IN TOWN
IAYFRONT
Private pier and float on famous
Harbor Island. 40 foot frontage.
O ld er t ra diti o n a l ho m e .
M agnificent g rounds and trees.
$1. 780.000.
64·2-5678
CORO~A DEL MAR
Large duplex with Bay and Ocean
Views just li sted for sale. 3 bdrms .
& de n owner's unit. plus 3 bdrm.
rental unit. both with view s .
Attractive te rms to qualified buyer.
Full price $389.500.
(7141 673-4400
1213) 628·2821
HARBOR
-SPECTACULAR VIEW!! 0.. of
Coro•• d•I Mar's •o•t
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COi.OMA DEL MAR
759-161&
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Saturdly, November 15, 1980
BAY FRONT
3104 CHANNEl PL
NEWPORT IEACH
PURCHASE PRICE:.
$525,000.00
• Locatt. -Newport ltlmd •31-*ow
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234 e 17th street
suite 117 costa mesa
callforn1a 92627 office
ptlone (714) 631-1266
res phone (71 41
760·1580
of·cosra mesa. 1rv1ne. newport beach. me.
Bob & Dov1P. Koop
1-;1 .. J!,1111 l.u,urious.
1111< Custom llome.
Lolly C:t>1l1ni.:s .
Clt•1 t·,lon· W1ncl11ws. 3
Fm.•pl.H'l;., c;1amorous
\1 a'-ll'r S111t 1· Wi t h
.I .il'lll.lt ruh. Dn•ssmg
Hoorn. Walk In C:lo:-.ets.
, F1irmal IJinin~. Large
Fam1I ~· !l oom. Pool
With Wat~rfall And Spa
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714-459-2648 1032 w .. s •.
lo Joh CA 92037 Cati Cot.ct
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ASSUMABLE LOANS! AND OWNER WI L L
HELP F INANCE this
gorgeous 4 bdrm home I
Family rm & formal din· ing rm. Only $167 ,500 1
Call !r1~5370.
ALLSTATE !
REALTORS
LET'S SWAP'
Will trade m y 1 acl'e.
custom view 4 Bd pool
and spa home w/privacy
Coe your Newport home . I Owner /Bkr . Norm
McKinley 631-1266.
MEWPORT HGTS I I Seller finan .. no quallfy.
111g on this S yr new 4 Bd
F.ng. beauty. Sa crifice at
$1 75,000 . !'Jorm
McKinlev. 631-1266.
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REALTORS
SO. COAST COMDO
We had 7, only 4 left. Super s harp, walk lo
everything. Some with
I low interest assumable loans. Offered at $77,500
and up. 540-3666
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WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS since 1946
S~AJtAn HOME & IMCOMI $275,000J
Prime East Costa Mesa location near!
21st & Tustin Ave. You will love this.
cha rming separate 2 Bdrm home of
redwood siding on \\ tde lot. plu.-; two.
2-Bdrm incom e units A beautiful
woodsy priva te patio w BBQ and huge
e xpansive s pa. Quie t. peace ful &
picturesque Call for appointment.
DOVB SHOltlS-VllW $550,000 •
Owner will carry loan of 75% o(.
purchase price at 12~% inter est t:
Lovely Ivan Wells 4 BR hom e with
pool & spa on the view side. Fam rm.
formal dining + huge atrium entry
with skylight & t ravertine floor. View
of the bay. Newport Ctr lights ~
mountains. A g reat investment &e
great finanting. St•<> tncla ~ '
1620 GALAXY H. W /S. 12:30..1
HAPPIMHS IS A HOME
and for only $179 .500. A beautifully.
we ll cared for 2 Redroom & den;
Oversized closets & 2 baths . WorkshosS
off gar age & room for everybody on:
this 52'x 130' lot. Light. bright ~
happy. Come see it. $179.500. 1 ;
MOUMT AIM TOP HOME
ARROWHEAD--SHOW VAWY
A beautiful award-winning home oq
top of the world. Ski m the winter,:
swim in the s umm er & enjoy thi
o utstanding 3 be droom home for a
seasons Only $96.500.
W1S1.1Y H. TAnOR co., REALT~s 1
2111 S-Ju11 tr ........
MIEW9'0U CINTB, H.I. 64~9 If
HARBOR RIDGE CREST
Lovely 3 bedroom. 2'h bath condo,
with LOFT and private courtyard
entry. View decks . Woodburning
fireplace. U pgraded carpeting
thruout. $479,000.
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• &MDE DAME New 3 Bdrm 3 bath condos, ••curity recreaUon room & 2 patios. Livlno MIWPOa'T ... HTS. 411 EL MODENA may urrr 2nd. Only flA oo h e OWNERS MUST SELL ... . ~{000. Call t7t·H7o gute room as attractve beam ceilln« · . ! C11ew 4 Br _...
3 Bdrm M:uhorc home of ye!lteryear , .. ., ... .._., fireplace & french doors leading ontO h?me w/ktlchen. family r m. formal A
Stained alas windows . beamed s. ..... c...tr. brick patio. New kitchen blt·in dtn._ .rm. Priced for quick s ale LLSTATE
celllngs in ma t er uite Cheery MA...-laAL ISTAtl. IMC. "ppUances. Close to tennis courts. Exc1tmg floor plan w/circ. staircase. •
fireplaee. minutes from yacht club ,.._.4._1111 sandy beaches & clubhouse. Can be Detached 2 car gar. w/bonus rm. REALTORS
tennis and golf $229,000. Call fo; sold fully furnished $420,000. VACANT. BRING OFFERS! OP EN
appOOitmenl SAT/SUN 1·5.
IAYfllOMT
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SPYGLASS
10°/o DOWN
R ~re bea~t y! 8abbllna brook by
private brack entry. All main living ·
areas now thru French doors toward
courtyard and spa. 4 huge bdrms and
family room . fabulous country side
view from master s uite. Call ror
a ppointment.
RARE NEWPORT
BEACH HOUSE s 132,900
'Si ngles. youn g m a rried. steps to
i'• beach. pool or tennis. from this 3 1
Bdrm. cathedral ceilinged style beach
, home. Cozy brick fireplace, formal
dining. Secluded fountain in enclosed
:. patio. Hurry, won't last.
673-8550
HOUSES FOR SALE
I llDIOOM LOFT
117 Lake Pines. Irvine
752·1700 ~.900 Sa 12-4 Su 1·4
2 IEDIOOM
227 Via Orvieto. Lido Is le. NB
673-7300 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
388 Broadway. Costa Mesa
673-7300 $127.500 Sun 1·5
34 Rue Fontainebleau (Big Cl NB
675-6000 $439.500 Sat/Sun I-5
1511 Tustin Ave. CHgts area> CM
642·5200 $135.000 Sa t 1-5
25 Bolivar. Newport Beach
631·1400 $39,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2006 Barranca <Bluffs I NB
640-6259 $148.000-L/H Sat/Sun 1-5
25 15 Ist Ave., Corona del Mar
673·5354 Sun 1·5
201 Apolena . Balboa Island
645·0303 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
• • 1223 Bayside. Corona del Ma r
· 642-8235 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
2 • ..... FAM IM w DBI 971 Bayside Cove W .. NB
631·1532 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
225 Kings Place CClfhvn 1 NB
642·5200 $285.000-f ee Sat/Sun 1-5
15 Jordan East. Univ. Park. lrvine
640-5777 $158.900 Sat 12-4
44 Whitewater. Ja s min~ Creek CdM ·
644·9000 $275.000-fee Sun 1·4
13 Silkleaf. Woodbridge. Irvine
551-8700 $154.250 Sat/Sun 1·5
1907 Douglas. Santa Ana
673-7300 $117 .000 Sun 1·5
2 la .... IMCC>te
521 J asm.ine, Corona del Mar
675·.5726 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30
l llDIOOM
29 Snowberry <Deerfield) Irvine
752·0187 $123.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
653 Vista Bonita. Newport Beach
640·6972 Sl75.000 Sat Sun 12·5
58 Sea ls land <Big Cyn-> NB
615·6000 $214.000 Sat/S\Jn 1-5
4751 Winvale <Calif Hms > Irvine
552·2000 $117.500 Sal/S\Jn 1-5
4862 Winvale (Calif Hms > Irvine
552·2000 $115,000 Sat/S\Jn 1·5
14547 Oval <Walnut Sq.> Irvine
552-2000 $97.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3244 Iowa St.. Mesa Verde. CM
963·8182 $109.500 Sun 1·5
2591 Bays hore Dr .. Newport. Beach
631-1400 $395.000 Sat/S\Jn 1·5'
434 Santa Ana Ave. <N wpt Hgtsl NB
642·5200 $255.000 Sat l·S
820 Victoria. Costa Mesa
548-1096 $93,000 Sat/S\Jn 12·4
6408 W. Oceanfront, Newport. Beach
631-1400 $649.000 Sat/S\Jn 1·5
• • 16 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach
631·1400 $550,000 Sun l ·S
•315 Villanova , College Park. CM
545·0318 $128.900 Sun 1·5
795 Balboa Ave., Laguna Beach
495·1064 $278,900 Sat 2·5
3150 Barbados. Costu Mesa
540-1720 $125.500 Sat 1·5
3113 Barbados. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $119.500 Sat 1·5
5772 Pinon CDutchhaven Marina>
HB
963-8377 $124.500 Sun 1·5
21456 Pedroso. Mission Viejo
77()-6064 Sat/Sun 1·5 ·
4962 Yearling. Irvine
7~2·1700 $123,500 Sat/Sun l·S
2651 Crestview. Bayshores. NB
6-44·9060 $350,000 Sun l·S
#1 Sandpebble. Irvine
752-1700 $259,900 Sa/S'l2:30·4:30
2551 Vista Dr .• Bayshores. NB
642-7890 1299,000 Sun 1-5
1023 Bonnie Doone. Irv. Terr, CdM
~·9060 '615,000· F ee Sun 1·5
• 1010.1016 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa
642·8235 Sl,200,000 & St.300.000
Sat/S\Ul 1·4
101 Aspen Lane~ Costa Mesa
752·1414 '138.500 Sat l-5
•640 Cove St .. Cotta Mesa
''79-5370 1113.500 Sat/ SUn 12-4
CUSTOM BUILT
RANCH STYLE HOME
5 llDIOOM, 4 IATH
Executive dream home on an acre of
manicured grounds nestled beneath
the Tustin Hills . 4300 square reet
e_lectric sec urity system . 3
fireplaces. wet bar, his & hen
walk·in closets. s unke n Roman tub.
Many more amenities . Con be
purchased fully furnished ! Cull
OP .. SUM 1·5
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
IALIOA PIMMSULA
Qu-1ity oceanfront triple><. 4 Bdrm. 2
bath each unit. Excellent income.
$1.300,000.
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
\ l ' .• j • ! r • • • r' '· ' 11 I fj I
..UC• s 10.000
()Pitt SAT/SUM l·IPM
Judge for yourself! 3 Bdrm retreat
"I.a fi~am.llla ." 1450 sq . ft., is one of
the nicest on the market. Premium tot
with view. Central a ir. cov'd patio.
llpl(ruded thruout. Beautiful! Quick
ot'r upa n cy for qualified bu yer.
Monthly pymts $501 PlTf. Own.:., dgl.
, 714·77M0'4 714-'51·12l4Hn. .
DIRECTORY
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123 Via Ge noa. Lido ~le, NB
673·7300 $410.000 Sun 1·5
2932 Perla <Bluffs> NB
640·9900 $249.500 Sat/Sun 12-4
l la ... FAM IM or DIM
373 Newport Gle n Crt <Cherry
Lk. lNB
642-~1 $347 .000 Sat/ Sun 10-5
21 Cam&ria <Spyglass l CdM
675·6000 S.515.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
10 Sand Bar (Jasmine Ck > CdM
675-3411 $320.000 Sat l ·5
13 Silver Crescent <Trtlrk Hl n I Irv
675·3411 $240.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3003 Calle Fronte ra. San Clemente
963·8182 Sl79,000 Sun 1·5
320 Seaward, Shorecliffs . NB
631·1400 $384,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
2113 Miramar. Penin. Pt. NB
631·1400 $465,000 Sat/S\Jn 1·5
17 Whitecap, Jas mine Creek. CdM
640-5357 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
36 Farragut (Shadow Run ) Irv.
552:2000 $161 500 Sat /S\Jn 1-5 223 Via lthaca. Lido Isle. NB
640·5357 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1945 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $335.000 Sat 1-4:30
•1207 Berkshire Ln. Westcliff. NB
631-7300 $230.000 Sun 1-4:30
2450 Marino. Bayshores. NB
644·9060 Sun 2·5
• 1363 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. NB
631·7300 $495.000 Sun 1·4:30
•1472 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. NB
631·7300 $685.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
912 Cercis Place. Newport. Beach
642-8235 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 * •4501 Gorham Dr .. Cameo Shores
644-6200 $935.000 Sat/Sun 1.5
4 llOIOOM
124 Via Lorca. Lido Is le. NB
675·1854 $495.000 Sat/Sun 10-4
• 1915 Chubasco (Irv. Terr) CdM
675·6000 $349.500 Sat 1·5
• 1131 Charleston, Costa Mesa
S46·<m1 $145.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
223 Narcissus <Old CdM) CdM
675·6000 $549,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
376 E. 22nd St., Newport Beach
642·8833 $285.000 Sun 1·5
2731 Bayshore ( Bayshores) NB
644-9990 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1
•24841 Luna Bo nita (Ali so >
LagHills
640.51"17 $247 .500 Sat 12·4
26431 Palisades, Capistrano Sch
640·5777 $889.000 Sat/Sun 11·4
•204 Via San Re mo. Lido Isle, NB
640·Sm Sun 12 :30-4 :30
216 Ruby, Balboa Island. NB
631·1400 $495,000 Sat 'Sun l·S
223 Via San Remo, Lldo Isle. NB
631·1400 $895,000 Sat 1Sun 1-5
2145 College, Costa Mesa
540·1720 $112,500 Sat 1-5
2731 Pebble, Corona de! Mar
6'()..5TI7 $425,000
••8 Collins ls1and. NB
631·1400 Sl,100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2437 Port Whitby. Newport Beach
640-9900 1298.000 Sat 12·4
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5082 Berean Lane. Irvine
.... ll7S.• Sat iSun 1
373 Newport. Glen Crt !Cherry Lk. I
NB
642·8281 $247 .000 Sat/S\Jn 10·5
2857 Stromboli <Mesa Verde> CM
545·~1 Sat/Sun 1·5
411 El Modena. Nwpl Hghts. NB
673-9060 Sat/Sun 1·5
412 16th Place (Nwpt ffgts) CM
675-6000 Sl.89.500 Sat Sun 1·5
219 Via Nice. Lldo Isle. NB
963·8182 $445.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
1930 Pt. Carney CHVHms l NB
642·5200 . S249.500 Sat Sun 1·5
19041 F.dington Terr <Trt.lrkl Irv
642-5200 $410.000-fee Sat 1·5
9552 Hightide. Huntington Beach
963-1974 $199.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2324 Prt. Durness<Seawind
Comm)NB
644-7714 $289.000 Sat 2-5/S\Jn 1·5
1615 Port Barmouth <HVH) NB
640·5357 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
22 Morro Bay (Spygls) CdM
760-9333 $525,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
• •426 Via Lido Nord , NB
631·1400 $895.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2005 Yacht Vindex <Seavu) NB
640·6259 $430.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1924 Holiday Rd. Baycrest . NB
631-7:.JO $310,000 Sat/S\Jn 1·4 :30
1978 Pt. Chelsea, Newport. Beach
673·8550 $239.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
32 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM
673·8550 $449.900 Sun l·S * •401 N. Star Ln. Dover Shrs, NB
631·7:.>0 $945.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30
1307 Santiago Dr .. Baycrest. NB
631·7300 S325.000 Sun 1-4:30
499 Broadway. Costa Mesa
645·1466 $179,500 Sat 1·5/Sun 2·5
• 1072 Santiago, Dover Shores.· NB
631-7300 $750.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30
1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $470,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 : 30
• 1242 Somerset Ln .. Westcliff. NB
631·7300 $460.000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30
1606 Dorothy Ln. Harbor Hlnds . NB
631-7300 $239,500 Sun 1·4:30
•17995 Gillman, University Park
551·8700 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
26 Birdsong, Woodbridge, Irv.
551-8700 $199.500 Sat/Sun l-5 * 1801 Santiago, Baycrest
642-8235 $439,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
928 Coronado <Mesa del Mar> CM
556·2660 $125,000 Sun 1·4
23 Pinehurst, Big Canyon. NB
644-6200 $695, 000 Sat l ·4 : 30 * 1620 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores)
NB
644 -4910 SSS0.000 Sat/Sun 12 :30-5
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2715 Lightho use Ln., Newport
Beach
. 631·1400 $359,000 Sun 1·5
220 Coral, Balboa Island. NB
631·1400 $4.50.000 Sat 1·5 .... , ............. * •800 Harbor l1Jand Dr., NB
631-0(»t $1,395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1412 AntJrua <Dover Shrs) NB
642·5200 1S389.500·fee Sat/Sun 1·5
UMJ McClean Dr .• Tustin
963-8182 $549,000 Sun l·S
1808 Pt. KJmberly <HVH1111 > NB
552·2000 1322.IOO S.t/SUn 1·5
•1823Glenwood Ln .• Baycrest. NB
631·7300 sm,ooo Sun t-4:30
CALL TO SEE 673-9110
LI.Do ISi.i. Spacious liv rm w/formal
1 dm rm: gourmet kitchen. 3 lrg BRS. e~ch w/own bath. Sunny So. patio.
wide street to s treet location. $425.000.
COSTA MISA CONDO. Charming 2 Br.
2 Ba near OCC & So. Coast Plaza.
$96,000.
MOD&. HOME. 3 Br. highly upgraded
Plaza del Sol. Lrg. kitchen w/cheery
brkfst area + sep. din. rm.. prof.
landscp .. designer drapes & plush c pl.
$206.500.
IUILDll'S .CLOSEOUT. Huge 4 Br home
w/form dm rm. ram rm & bonus rm'
Imagine : 4 fireplaces! Lush pror:
landscap~ng ! Master s uite w /study &
c~zy fir e pla ce! S prinkle r s.
m1 c~owave. etc. etc! Cannot be
duplicated at $249.500.
D A v r D s 0 N R E A L Tl r N C.
ll It, N t•wpud Blvd t J b 673 · 9060
1034 Sandcastle <Harbor Vu His)
NB
631-7300 $330.000 Sun 1·4:30
2735 Cibola (Mesa del Mar > CM
556·2660 $160.000 Sun 1·4
•921 Jasmine. Costa Mesa
540-3666 $189,900 Sat l ·S
812 Harbor Is land Dr .. Promontory
642·8235 $1 .250.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
• 12 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge
644-6200 S2.900.000 Sat/Sun 1·4·30
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I IEOIOOM
10224 Disney Ci r .. Huntington Bch
640·5560 $71.000 Sun 1·5
2 llDIOOM
• 22 Arboles ( RSJ > r rvm e
759-9100 Sl.95,000 Sat Sun l·S
22972 Marabel. Laguna Niguel
831 -8440 SI48.500 Sat 12·4
1228 Rutland Rd .. Newport Beach
631·1400 $124 .500 Sun 12·4: 30
11 Encore Ct <Nwpt Crest 1 NB
546·2313 $176.500 Sat 1·4
14556 Oval Rd <Walnut Sq 1 Irvine
644·7211 $96,900 Sun 12·5
2 .. pM FAM RM or OEH
319 Bayview. Newport Beach
760·9333 $198.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3361 Tempe. Huntington Beach
673·7300 $225.000 Sat 1·5
3 IEDROOM
653 Vista Bonita. Newport Beach
640·6972 $275.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1230 First St.. Imperial Beach
714·848·1Sll · All Day Sun
•314 Avenida Cumbre !Bluffs> NB
759·9100 S210.000 Sat Sun 1·5
211 La Jolla Dri ve. Newport. Beach
631-1400 $217.500 Sat t-5
2316 Vista Hogar. Bluffs. NB
640·5560 $165.000 Sat/S\Jn 1·5
7 Odyessy Court. Newport Beach
673·7300 $175 .000 Sun 1·5
3 .. pM FAM RM or OEN
18219 Bryce Ct. Fountain Valley
631-7300 $120.000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30
407 Vista Suerte. Bluffs. NB
640·5560 $224. 750 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
2912 Quedada. Bluffs. NB
640·5560 SlS0.000 Sat SW\ l ·5
4 II pM FAM RM or 094
19 Robin Ct. Nwpt Crest, NB
673·7300 $215.500 Sat/Stm 1·5
MOBILE ,..OMES
FOR SALE
Z llDIOOM
700 Lido #22. Newport. Beach
631·1400 $65,000 Sat 1·5
20 Freemont. Lido Park. NB
631 ·1400 $39.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE l
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619 Begonia, Corona del Mar
760·933.1 $300.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
619 Marguerite . Corona del Mar
673·8550 $280.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
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510 J asmine, Corona del Mar
673·8550 $345,000 Sal/Sun
ACREAGE FOR SALE
HAIJl ACM
383 23rd St. (Off Irvine Ave) NB
645-6625/631·3738 Sat/Sun 1·4
.. ,...
•• Wtils:ft•
Wit i•iilA,_.
REDUCED
$23,000!!!
Take advaotafe-c»nly SUS,0001 Fan aatlc 4
Bdrm-ool;v to· t.o
Newport oceanfronti view too!! Beautifu
1talned 1lau. wood
beamed celllna•. 2
. Call 141-7171
ASSUMAILI
3 Bdrm, 2 bath home. Ap·
prox 9 years young. Frplc, parquet eotry.
huee patio, 1.reenhouse,
I water IOftener. elec gar
dr.182,900
So C•f. lltty
1 546-HOS
I SHORES
! $135,900! I Charmin&. up1raded , beach home in Newport I Shore1! 3 BR-2 BA.
Decorated warmly. New
' carpet.a and wau· paper. I Just li1ted-won't last!
Call DOWR 7~·1700 '=:.r-=
, LlteAISU
1 Newly remodeled
I Bayfroot. The ~Y fee
1 home on the mark.et. Ex· I taaive use of authentic
· ~an antique woods
\ and stained glass Win·
· dows. 4 Bdrm. 3~ ba &
1 maid's quarters. Ex-
' cl1.Bive and by appt. on· I ly. SZ.6 Million.
: llYIME University Park. Excel
, e nd u nil Cardiff
w/custom loft. Oversized kit and close lo pool. On
I the greenbelt. This
charmer has excellent assumable financing
I Perfect starter home or bachelor pad. $158,900
1 1.5 Jordan East
1 Open Saturday 12·4
I UDO ISLE
1 Newly decorated 4 Bdrm
, with 4 baths Includes
'pool and s pa . Im · I maculate. lmmed. o<> j cupancy.
f 204 Via San Remo : Open Sun 12 :30-4 :30
CC>aOHA DEL MAI
Fantastic ocean view. 4
Bdrm charmer with ul Umate privacy. $425,000
2731 Pebble
OpeoSunday 12:30-4:30
LAGUMA HILLS
Portolino mdl in Aliso
Hi.I.ls. 4 Bdrm. 2~ baths
Pool and spa. SZ47,SOO.
24841 Luna Bonita
Open Sat. 12·4
llGCAMYOH
Custom home on golf
course. S Bdrm, 4'h ba.
~sq ft View. Securt ty. Sl.95 million.
ltGCAMYOH
2 Bdrms+den in won·
derluJ end unit. Excel
fanan. Priced to sell at
$100,000.
llGCAMYOM
Popular Deauville
Townbome with pool aod
spa. Lovely canyon view. 34SO sq t\. All new cpl and
paint. Oversized lot.
Pnced to sell at $S7S,OOO.
Excel financing avail.
UMOAISU
Charming waterfront home witfi lots of wood and Ule. Accommodat.es
7S' boat. S2.7S million.
CAPISTIAMO ICH.
Magnificent oew Coun·
try French 4 bdrm 4'-' ba
home. Ocean and canyon
views. -.000.
216431 Palisades
Open Sat/Sun 11-4
HIWPOIT HEIGHTS
Fixer upper . Family
home with pool and brick. Excel location.
$lS4,900.
DAMAH>IMT
Spectacular views of
Dana Point Mari n a
roulline from thls lm· maculate 3 Bdrm, 2 ba
home. Fully equipped
works ho p and 2nd kitchen. Fantutic patio
for entertalnln_s Includes
bar. bltin 8BQ•11nd IH heaters. Excel owner
llnanclna with 25%
down. $750,000.
CAT ALIMA ISLAMD
Ready to move into.
fUmlshed 2 Bdrm condo wtthareat view. Includes 8 pau enger 1011 cart.
Exchan&e poealble.
*Cote Realty
&c Investment
640-5777
tt.rlePfMAMCIM•
Better hurry. thi• 2 BdrmJrvlnt condo won't
lut. Prim• area, 1reat
rlnancln1 and olfertd at
only 113,900. $40-JIM
•
ONN IN UCtl IAY VIUAGa
Famll ad 3 BR 2 ~ BA. end unit
Condo $169,500. See LaVonda At 390
S NRISE CIRCLE
ONN tN TMI a&.""9
Lovely 4 BR. ~ r \"Guadalupe".
Near pool ~ \) \.4uoelts. '219,500.
See Mag11e~vuth At 2124 VISTA
14AREDO t
VESftRYEAR'I CHAllM
With all of today's conveniences.
Newly built 3 BR. 21At BA. Natural
wood siding Fireplace ln charming
master suite. Steps to Corona del
Mar beaches. $399.000.
FAMILY LIVING IN IPYGa ASS
Playhouse, water mill & swings are
only a few of the many extras in
this immaculate, beautifully dec-
orated ~ BR. 4 '? BA. home. Priced
to sell at $580.000.
COMMANDING LOCATION
above China Cove & the Jetty. This
fabulous, 3 level suspended home
constructed of steel & I beams ex-
udes architectural integrit y. The
balance of beauty &. function com·
bine to make t his an exceptional
offering. $1,450,000.
WESTCLIFF -POOL HOME
Marvel ous fa m i l y h om e on
s prawling lot. Com plete privacy, 4
B R . Brick decked pool. Indoor
sauna & spa. Sitting area in master
bedroom. $365,000.
BAYSHOAES
Spacious four bedroom home with
loads of potential. You'll love the
beamed ceilings, cozy family room
& expansive patios. Bring your
ideas & imagination. $325,000.
CAPE COD
New England in old Corona del
Mar. 2 & den owners unit + 2 BR.
rental on sunny corner lot. Brick
fireplaces. Diamond pane windows.
High beam ceilings. Walk to beach.
$325,000.
VIEW IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS
The ocean, the harbor, & the city
lights by night wi ll captivate you.
All this plus 4 BR. Beamed ceilings.
Large separate f amity room & cozy
fireplace. $319,500.
LINDA ISLE LAGOON
Enjoy the elegance of this 4 BR.
home in one of Newport Beach's
more prestigious areas. Hi-beamed
ceilings in living room & family
room. Elevated dining area. Two
fireplaces. 3 car garage. Slip for
boat. $1,250,000.
BUY NOW -PAY LATER!
Terrific tittle island location. 2 BR.
Large living area. J ust step to bay.
Buy al todays price -close escrow
in 1981. Owner will f inance.
In vestment opportunity. $295,000.
NIGHT LIGHT & MT. VIEW
Great potential in the desir able
community of Eastblu ff. The
cul-de·sac location is perfect for
children. 3 bedroom plus playroom.
$250,000.
PRIVATE VIEW HOME
Outstanding couples ho m e in
private area of Emerald Bay. Ten-
nis courts. pools & private beach.
Enjoy splendid sunsets across the
ocean view from this unique home.
$795.000.
WIDE LOT TRIPLEX
H.are Corona del Mar find. Triplex
on a 45' lot and desirable street.
Owner may help with some financ-
ing. Priced right $337,500.
DON'T MISS THIS
Popular 2 BR. 2 BA. "Cardiff"
model in University Park's Ter-
race. It's bright, cheery, in great
condition & located on a quiet
greenbelt. One of t he best buys
south of the San Diego Freeway.
$128,000. Fee.
PAE8CRIPTION FOR PLEASURE
Expanded Turtle Rock President
Home. 4 BR. 3 BA . Remodeled
kitchen. Formal dining rm. + den
& game rm. Oak paneling. 3000 +
square ft. Spa. View. $395,000.
A DEUOKT IN THE DEANE HOMES
4 bedroom KENSINGTON. Wrought
iron entry. Dram atic atr ium.
Decorator wall coverin gs &
attractive landscaping. $220,000.
8eCLUOED,QR!IN81LTllTT1NQ
Quiet, q uiet. 4 BR. + Fam. Rm. End
condo. Located on cul-de-sac in de·
sir a ble Turtlerock Garden Homes. 2
story in excelle nt ·condition .
Beautifully decorated in tasteful
earth tones. $255,000.
SOARING WOOD CllUNGI
Parquet noors. Screened lanai Is
large attic all add to extra ~Of·
ment of this lovely a BR. 2 BA.
home in Universit y P ark. Owner
will help fianance. $179,900 Fee.
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'****** Heritage Collection
IMYISTOIS ~
Maximum leverage with SS.000 down.
2 Bdrm condo. Owner will carry
ba lance with agreeable terms and payment. G~s lncome $MOO. Asking
$761900. Call ~-1151 for more details .
~.Da.tnN.
Large 4 Bdrm, 3 bath + 3 car garage,
beautiful pool and spa. brick BBQ.
Shows li ke a m odel. Offered at
$179.500. Call 540· 1151
"SPACIOUS" IS THI WOID
, Lovely 5 Bdrm 3 bath. 2 story home. I featuring formal dining room and
' family room. 3 patios, separate
greenhouse. new paint in and out.
Offered at $229,000. Call 540-1151
ERITAGE .
5 Br, 5 Ba, huge master suite,
m aid 's qtrs. beautiful light
d ecor , entertaining ho me.
Room for 65' yacht. Consider
option. Priced at $1,100,000.
Bob or Dovie Koop. 631-1266.
Res. 700.1580.
RE/MAX
IEST WATERFRONT VALUE IN
NEWPORT IEACH
Three bedroom, 2th bath waterfront
townhome with boat slip for 35 '
boat. Fully furnished. two blocks to
beach , ocean view. fee land. Only
$320.000. Open Sunday 1-5 at 4407 W.
Coast Hwy or call 760-0835.
LIDO ISLE .
New carpet and paint in this 3
bedroom home with den. large
kitchen . and Palos Verdes
fireplace. Owner will consider lease
option with low down payment.
Open Sunday from 1·5. 112 Via
Quito, $425,000. Call Ed Dillon at
760-0835 for details.
IA YSHORES ESTATE
If you would like a custom home
with French doors. wood-paned
windows. a bay window with seat.
handpainted tile, hardwood floors.
crown moldings. and extensive use
of used brick. this property is for
you. To see this unique 4 bedroom
home on fee land. call Bill or Dottie
at 760-<M35 or come by the Open
House from 1·5 on Saturday and
Sunday at 2731 Bayshore.
IA YSIDE COVE
View of bay, boats. hills. Enjoy the
comforts of home and the amenities
of this very special community near
the water. Two bedrooms. den 21h
baths. Large spacious rooms and
elegant decor. Owners will assist in
financing, consider trades. $610.000
· contact Nancy I mbernino at
644-9990.
EASnLUFF -LOCATION!
Enjoy the amenities of the Bluffs
and the spaciousness of a house in
this 3 bedroom. highly upgraded.
well decorated home. Features an
open feeling and view. Seller to
assist in financing, fast possession.
$229,000. Contact Nancy Imbemino
at 644-9990.
RESIDENTIAL INCOME
Two 1 bedroom duplexes and three
horse stalls on 'h acre in Santa Ana
Heights. Assumable financing -
great investm ent opport unity .
Contact Marlene Wilkinson for
details at 644·9990.
IAY ISLAND
Bay Island home with 5 bedrooms
and maid's q uarters. ~vailable
J anuary through April. 1981.
Contact Lowell at 760-0835.
INVISTMINT
Prime 3 acre commerclal comer in
nort hwest Fresno. Only $555.000.
Call Marina Bilfin at 644·9990
NIWPOIT Hll•HT'S
Terrlflc 4 bedroom famlly home
with f c)rmal dining room and lar ge
family room. FabuJ0\18 backyard
for entertaininJ. Good aasumable
rinancina. 1285,000. Ask for Chris
Rouff.
TIY LIDO ISLE
on a lot plus v.i. S bdrms plus s
baths. Owner will finance. Recent
price reduction. Be sure & call
Barbara Chambers for details. You
will love Lido Isle!
UNCOMPROMISING LIDO ISLE
Fan tastic financing. wide lot, 3
bdrm, 2 bath . rireplace. 3 car
garage. $410,000. Ask for Bob or
Yvonne.
UDO ISLE
"A T oudl Of Class"
Spacious 3 bdrm w/dTamatic .
stairway to family room. 2 frplcs.
security system. French doors,
gourmet kitchen. A must for you to
see. $425,000. Presented by Barbara
Chambers, Agt.
LIDO -THE
IMPOSSIBLE DREAM
Dreams don't last & neither do
dream houses. So see this one now.
Beautifu ll y decorated with too
ma n y amenities to cover here.
Presented by Grace Fisher, Agt. •
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
ON LIDO
Th is spacious 3 bdrm. 2 lf.z bath
home is an entertainer's delight.
Ideal location with a large game
room with wet bar. blt-in
refriger ator & furniture included.
Circle this ad and phone right now!
Ask for Virginia O'Brien. Agt.
EXODUS .•....
30' Boat slip view. 2 + den, many
extras. New, $225.000. Huntington
Harbour. For today's bargain.
tomorrow 's unparalled
app reciation. Ask for Gloria
Sceberras. Agt. ,....,..... ................ ....
........ Ctill MW for ..... Im•.
673-7300
JJ77 VIA LIDO N EWPORT BE:ACH
UMDA ISLI
4br. 41h bath + maids qtr. Lrg.
FR., formal dining. Beaut lite
decor. Room for 65 · yacht.
Owner consider option. Sell at
$1.100,00(>. Bob & Dovie Koop.
DOYIR SHOlllS CUSTOM
2-3br. 4ba. formal dining.
bridge rm. 3 FP. Fab view.
Total sec. "Must lo see"
$500,000. Bob & Dovie Koop.
OCEAN VllW DOY•
4br. 4ba. formal dining. Huge
FR. huge yard w/pool Fab.
ocean & nite lite view. Poss
opt ion. $500,000. Ext. fin .
assum. Bero & Dovie Koop.
WATBROMT HIWPOIT
Boat dock + 3br. 3ba home.
Huge master s uite with lrg.
spa & bayview. Selldast at
$.525K. $274 1st T.D. a lllf.!%
ass um. Bob & Dovie K p.
IA YROMT LIASI
2br. 2ba, fireplace. 3yrs old.
Fab view. $650. Bob & Dovie.
~+4UHm
3br . 2ba. FR, owner unit + 3-2.
2ba. Vr. shrp. $340K w / 190K
assum at 11 .5% inc. S21.300.
Bob & Dovie Koop.
CAMIC SHOUS LIASI
4br, 3ba, F R. pool. Ocean view.
3pri. beaches. Sl.900/mo. Bob
& Dovie Koop.
ASSUMI IO'Y-OWC L•. 2:MD
Lake Forest beautiful lg. 3bd
home in t he woods. Highly
u p g r ad e d w I s·p a . Model
perfect! $225,000 Patrick
Tenore.
IASTSIOI COSTA MISA
2 bedroom home. Owner wtll
fina nce. no qualifying. Terms
to fit your budget. Call Robert
Milliken.
Dalebout
Bay&Beach
· Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1149
COMI WITM us. •• TO DOYll SMOia Mapillcently
upgraded four bedroom home. For~al dinina room.
Family room. Unforgettable living room with noor to
ceiling fireplace. Gourmet kitchen with exceptional
gas range. griddle a nd grill. Fantastic Bay view.
17JO SALAXY HIYI •••• SHOWN IY Al'f'f ••• S4H,t00
COMI WITH US ••. TO DOYH SHOllS. The exciting
courtyard entry of t his lavish home will provide an
immediate impression of quality and originality. Luxurious
pool, spa and fountain are simply sensational. Four huge
bedrooms, form al dining room, family room and den. Gym
· or exercise room. Five baths. Three firepla ces. You own u.e
land. Fabulous Upper Bay View.
I 072 SAMTIA60 DllYI •••••••••••••••.•.••...••.•. S7I0,000
COMI WITH US ••• TO DOYH SHC>alS. Elegant t hree
bedroom, dining and f a mity room home. Walk-in wet bar.
Sunken conversation a rea in living room with cozy
fireplace. Luxurious pool. Refreshing Upper Bay view !
1472 C9ALAXY DllYI ••••••••••••..•..••••••••.•••• 1611,00f ~
COMI WITH US. .• TO DOYa SHOllS. This is a PROBAT~
SALE. Executor of t he est ate is EAGER TO SEL
Substantial four bedroom home. Dining room. Den. Separa
hobby room. Huge pool size yard. Fruit trees. SUBMI
ANY REASONABLE OFFER. ""
1441 C9ALAXY Dllff .............................. ~470,~
COMI WITH US •.. TO WISTCLIFf. Custom built h~ designed for comfortable and gracious living. Four spacio
bedrooms and EACH WITH INDIVIDUAL BATH. .
bedroom and bath ideally located for mother-in-law, mai
or teenager. Formal dining room. Family room. POOI4
Luxurious spa off master bath . Owner may carry complete 1 financing. ~
1242 SOt •SIT LA.. . •••.••••••...•..•••••••...• $460,GOtt
~ COMI WITH US. .. TO IA YCllST. Price reduced! Cus~
home with cathedral ceilings. Three bedrooms, form
dining room and family room . Three baths. Lovely, priva
SPA. Professiona lly la ndscaped, center courtyard.
1945 TIADIWlteS LAM1 •••• OPIM SAT ONLY .•••• SUI,
~ COME WITH US ••. TO IAYCllST. Owner motivated"'
Su bstantia l price reduction! This home is a gre~
assemblage of elegant features. Four bedrooms. Thr
baths. Formal dining .room. Family room. Library. POO
Master bedroom suit e has NINE closets!
1924 HOLIDAY IOAD •••••••••.•.•••••• I.UC• TO SJIO,
co... WITH US . . . TO IA YcalST. Luxurious. yet it·~
surprisingly affordable. Owner will carry sizable 2nd tr~
deed on this loyely four bedroom home. Two and one ha
baths. Large family room. Beautifully landscaped yard.
special carpet 9 Jlowance available.
I tO I LllWAllD LAM1 .•.•••• SHOWN IY Al'f'f ••••• SHI,
COMI WITH US. •• TO '°""'1AIN WAL.I-ff. Like new thr~
bedroom. two and one half bath 'ondo. The poputai
MONTEREY Model. on the greenbelt. ftear pool. -~
112 19 •YCE COUltT, F. Y ......................... S 120,009' ~
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(off Placentia). ,
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home, shake roof, fresh
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paint. SJ.67,SOO. Eastside Costa Mesa. Owner may
trade for smaller home
in same area. 1toy McC_.., lltr.
541.7729
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11.150,000. Barbara Gothard
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112 HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE.
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4BR aro.dmoor w/marble entry.
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aeeurity 1y1tem. 9815,000. Lynne
Valentine e'4 GOO. <Q-15>
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Pour new 88R homes w/4'1lipl that
wlll accommodate 55 ' boats.
tt,200,000 to $1,300,000 fee land. e.
llorphy/J : Paquin 842·..,. OPEN
SAT/SUN 1-4 P.M. 101~1018 EAST
BALBOA BLVD. <Q·l6)
CHAii•• STAITlal Near South
Coast Plaza. Mexican paver tile,
new carpet and R.V. access. 3BRS.
$110,000. Holly Markas 644.UOO.
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lt I f, eomd Twl ... Ulh eutlltHH. rre11l11 ............... 1 w MOITHWOOD Lower unit •• a ~~a.::,• SIU.W =.::'&::..:.::! ~··~b . .u~J)~ PAIK ;:"A.~:·o"u"¥°o":
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-.._ . lTIOO. - -•nNI --· F1DtHtle auumabl• ... ..., • c.. • TAUD.L R TORS . ...s .. appUeaeee. 551·*' loM. 1a-.t at t .l 1' . ...u.t IMtYtr. Offered R ~ eauseo.1.,. ~r~ ,, .. ea "'•1.1rwa.l., ~ gsaC".:: ~1{ •"·ooo PULL ·~ Ot&Y $10,00I Da W00011UD61 wWa detlrable etrlum IOlllON &&ALTY
llUlutaAnaAve. lMle uaumable. owe MUST.a.I New TowubouH! lbr: ...... JUiian tile aiid •&CllH~._Lquna 2 BR. I~ ba, c:ontemp. 3Dd, no IMU'· I Br 1 ba, ' br ..._ 1 .. II a , 1 d . :Iba, 2 car iar, frplc, DlulbCVDetlnl. Walldn1 ,.._ 494-07JI ct.&ID. tuf,000. , .. Cl)ta, eoppet plumb· nel1boorllood, home '11/Wjj ltov• d/w ua· kmce to patti• pool. ~llt6 64Motl las. RV, Mtatcbed 2 car ~ o11!1_~ooo. wl1I tie comglete Ian. ()pm HM ll&aday 1·5. zo OCWROMT pr, formal d11Wa1. re-ar. m.olll, ._. llll _, avall. WI nextj 80U'nl LAGUNA __ C_Ol_IT--..... -.._.--.... --1, lw, a ba. a Uth Pl. , mod kitch, concrete _ 1_1 1p1taa. m...5 DrlmaUe NWDI above
._ _._ -.ODO. (111)•72·16M or driveway. 912,500. Call ~ --r-rocb wttb stairway to Siii..... (tll)-..r5 for lllfo or TODY 71'/710·1222 Good nel1bborbood, **RCI j bMC!h . I lldrm, 2 ba, ...,_ COl'Hr lot, 11 4 •to .... Donotdla· Owmtt/A;.. needa pafat Ir TLC. • I dm.lpeUos,lar,.deck. bdrm famlly home. Uboec:\lpUu. Home warranty pro· J 'IW'a au that la needed Vetetable 1ardea and Overaiae 1ara1• too l .mA VlaDI ,,.._ ' bdrm, 1 .. ba . ._.a liatle TLCI Tb1a a mra alf.atnet parta1
0...-aaymMUnow. , COl.LlelPA• I WllYOWMll r:s:· Bkr. 875-0115,, Bdrm J.aty, executive ••Fill• llllr mUff thla cbarmin1
@ 13 Br pool, Jae. Nice O.-WJS-1·1 lane lD oae ol lrvtAe'• I I~ multl·level home a rare
I famliy home In lllnt I fll7llr1 .. ii IY OW.. moat pnatl•ioua areaa wttb tlll• adorable a flDd. Offend at SJ~.ooo. ~ ·~· Attn l 28tory 'bdrm+ dea, 2~ BlaU&1M lbr, l .. be, xlnt ~ ~ ~ri~ I :::-..fta-8:·~a~!! &:!1~. ;ri~r~e:r
1 S...l-1.' · Ope 'a.die, lute fonnal din· -. Z bib to ocn, dbl ..u NOW! Take advan-1 touC!b. Many up1rades m -m>
SEA COVE I 1 iDC rm, ..U... la kitch pr, Wlt·laa, cDt /drpe, 7 llee' lndud'DI twua bath fut.··--------
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w/bulltiDa. IJoaua rm )Tl.-~ JOIJli. dwn or1 • -.ooo t uru , mirr o red! ••ALD IAY PIOPEITIES .mA VlaDI wtt.b Fruklla atove, 2 CMblDrl91 •1 1 wardrobe• and more. I Romantic oeean view fllXll 1 covered patio, < 11 ................ LO w i)u&..-~L..&A-1 Lar1eat premium lot· from thla e:aclualve 714-631·6990 -. ...... 1 I 1 w1tapa>.bLarted COl'Dd •fr lotit I =~umv·~ .. ~~G I ~I nvuu •• .__.
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wttb fenced do1 run., cuatom built 4 bdrm ___.. -" • w th • a • an ru • c.A'-'Lf c.. &.Laa a.-. fteakl Near lake park pool and dream boule priced at IMVISTOAS 1 I 8:':d 2 beth, Zbll : uw. RV acceu. Price •1 Lim tbaD '90,• wW let . qaa. IW'.ioo. ~ thla and only uu,oOo. owner . enc J patlo. Owner . and terma netotlable. ,au21wL]~batwdlear j 551·3elt • an...umableloan' mat ..u and may help We bave uaum. ID ·• atated relurbllhiDI but owe lat TD, amortJ&ed l Hunt. Harbour. Open • -nHn Pllwy,1"''-' · flaance Forappt t.oaee
·~ WOClllJI I• 2BR, 2 bath Bodega
Cottage features formal dining,
.,1 I-story fplc close to lake, pools and
r.-t spa. Owner will assist w/financing.
·SllW,250. Jean Laten 551·8700. <Q-18>
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. over 30 yn with 5 yr · Sia. 1·5. 94 Hell. Aak l IJUL..Jbrld ca11112 'a11 · • ... to easx. Prtn. only.; due to ttanafer. Priced peyolf. Move ln cond. I for Mar1le, 19'·0883, I """" ee A .
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INVESTORS -' I e1 ·sHED . 551·3000 ~~·~4"~' ,_
OWNERllUSTSELL I ! •llK pa• I ~SIJl500 ' ·~ rr .. u P\wy.lrwliw REALTORS 3 BR 2ba bome. Aaaume ' "91. IK _. FOR QUICK SALE 1 I ...._,,._ L1i1re ' 1--I --------
K ln. Qf $$1,000. owe ' I U1bt, bri,bt 3 ' Bdrm ' Lovel)' 5 Br-3 Ba bo'me . Woodbrid&• 2 Br plua lll I NATI.USS? '2nd TD. Fu II prl ce t.aay tba woo t laat. wlth formal din rm den 2~ Ba condo I : 1bm don't look at thla
Ll80 ISi.ii Immaculate Country
French 3BR family rm home w/lg
brick patio. Prof. decorated.
$475,000. Berit Mitchell 6'2-~.
.. l (Q·19)
· ...._ .. AMCll 8 months lease
for executive. 2-story boine. 3BRS,
2"" baths, sitting rm in master
·suite. Lovely patio. on lake.
>s10951mo. Dorothy Lewis 752-Hl4.
<Q-20)
••SA•• •st Sophisticated design
features winding stairway
overlooking spacious living rm.
~ 4BRS & den. Private community.
, $675,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
(Q·21)
". OCIAM '9W -S 179, tOOt Lovely
· townhome overlooking greenbelt!
Ocean view. Immaculate, tastefully
·decorated. Lg assumable loans.
Suzanne Shuler 642-~. <Q·22>
•..-nt •AMllM Sit ••• , Step
through garden splendor into a wte ol sunny Spain ! 2-story' living rm, fBRS, spa and more. A must
·aee for $153,900. Toni Morris
1.1551-l"IOO. (Q-23)
SPY•LASS MILLI Magnificent
) "Southport" at top of hill, 8BRS. 4
• baths, formal dining & large family
rm. Custom pool & spa. Seller wiJl
'finance qualified buyer. $850,000.
. Belle Partch 752-1414. CQ-2'> ..
• •' IPICTACULAI IA Y•IOMTI Lg,
custom home w /H7' on the water.
Major living areas overlook deck &
bay. 2nd floor master suite
t w /attting rm & fplc. 2 add'l BRS &
'maids rm. $1,495,000. Larry Dyer :su-em. <Q-25>
·.-altU~IUll -. -'1IWI Ocean, bay.
city and mountain view from 3BR
,Jodelle model on prime greenbelt
>location. Pvt, gate guarded
community. S855,000 fee. 842~.
(Q·28)
...... ~ft'Y Al A PICl'Ua• 3BR, 2 bath
ingle story Spyglass home
w /formal dining rm & separate
family rm. Ocean & night light
.. views. $519,000 fee. S. Fix/D .
-Godahall 644-«200. <Q·27 >
..-, 11 IOlll -llAIUl.OUS Y11W1
Custom 3BR, den, formal dining rm,
lg island kitchen w I brkfst rm. Pool
!\le exercise rm w /bath. $935.000 incl.
land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200.
.<Q-28) ..
IAYClllT ISTATll Glamorous
hl·story, 'BR le library residence.
Uving rm le dining rm view pool.
Security system. $565,000 fee. Dave
· Schweickert 642-8235. < Q·29 >
(Q-29)
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.... 11.-t-..1 1006 I belaDce k>an. Don't mlaa 1 appt. only. Alt. 538-tol8 . ault.. a.any kitchen oo l t.aul:lf\ll 1 bdrm, 2~ ba ._ 15115 M~n .. i::
; -1 AA. DIUCT TO cd I 1 cut•aac. SD4,500. 1 cando. Lovely roeea In Dr .;,,,,.,. ODO 6"-721 ...... ••••••••••••••••• ~ I . CALL ' PAINTlrSAVE , i.et Overlooka 1reen· ·-. 1 . I I 2371 OIAMel AYL : • 4 Bdrm, brick trim. Only w.._ Yllllp , belt. ·walldq dlataoce to I ./OPIMDAILY ' NortholE. Wllaon. I RED CARPET 1 lllUDO.Bkr.Ml-0708 Ulltquely and beautifully j PoOI. AD deck off maat. WOOOSCOYI
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216 ..... Mtl,OOO '~~~d~he3mi:::i'1 754-1202 ! ON11D:SAND •P'aded J Br condo.I bdrm.Becentlypalnted. ..,.Dun.IX .~..._.. new copper plumblni I ZBdrmcc.dow/aec. Choice corner acroaa . . -Qisy,charmlnfbechelor
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I Realton 548·1168 : llty, Ip, air -.1211 BW I IBr, 2~ Ba alqlefamUy r; views framed by matW'e LOUlllCHTIL I '8r,l&yrd,orSoCat arMllre-.-SAGT I delact.ed home .. Many I &M-8600 treea . A La1uaa
I •A1tecl•ea I IAll FIMD 631-2242 I ,1 11 1 AmlHI lliiia car 1ara1e.: l!~'!,9~! (~~~~d n:,-;
.......... 3 8d or 2+ den bome fASunbowRealty)' New a bdrm 2 batb. I more work). Priced w/blt·ln kitchen, 1~ Ba, I!-· ] I home. A .....U from the. lt523 CA..,.,,h·lltVllfl beloW'mkt to sell quickly S..&....... P9Uo and much. much ! · t.aeb. lAaM optJGa for' I · at$175000 ·-............... "' 1 1 more. Priced aenalbly at • --'-.... ~ • '""""a A... '49..i. •057 &a-r __ ._ •• • •.500. Call Harry to ' -·,_.or...,. u, •··1 :~.._. 1041 .,.. '75-HJ I .. ai..uee I IASTSIDI 6 ft.IX I R.B.R.13-7300. j , ...................... .
• : • • 1 ... TO PJl,000 . IAWIOM1' COMDO t
IC ape Cod Dup les .: I with Sllt.IOO lD uauma·; 15, boat aUp on main IWI I Cl'fTHJ: BEACH-Mobile
I $Zt9,900. Xlnt terma. I ble loem, raqinl from I cbanel 2 poola a tennla ' .J. Home ZBr redwood I Owner/i\tt 644·4144.ll REALTORS ' n. to 11%. $2'1,5'0 'W'' cowta ' Jacu1i1. Only fll•IU£ I deck, ced~r abakea.
'133-IZ12 : llASTSIDIC.M. I =.m:~n:~~ .. unrl!· pas,ocio R.H.R., Ast. Popu&ar Im. location! hardwood lnt, frplc. lOllSo.CoutHwy.
I U. CO'n A61 : Clean at coty 2 bdrm, with 4 1ar .. ea PLUS off ; ~7lllO. End UDlt adjaeent to luab jllii•llillem.lli(iiiruilill) .. _lllllll.il1•8-•l•...iLAiiiGiiUNiiiiAiiiiBiiEiiiAiiCiiH-. 1 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath charmer: larp yard, well kept re· street parkinl on 60 •I r.::-b •It are a j "'i~~-iNtt~m-lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;.
1 wttb picket fence on cor·' sldentlal area. Great I D>' lot. T£ •It~ aad alry · OCIAJIPIOMT PAii
I oer lot. SeUe.r will con· i starter. Cloae to all 644-7211 llllClll fl a r1q u e 3 f1° 0 r 1 • 2Br cabana• ttlr aub· POOL 51%1 YAID
I, alder aecmadary financ· I achoola •ubopa. Owner's --rep ace, 1enero111 ...... ~-. allowed ~ vt Be If II U d d
lnl. <Xfered at $229,000.1 motivated! $127 .soo. 1111£ bdni»aiad~m'f1l~=· i ;~at n.hini prer. 3b:,u~b! tom~~rF 1~. 1 Feeland.6"-'7020 I R.H.R.Alt,673-7300. --·· 2:-e to :::o!~a and ~ su..00.m•>--3118 DIR. 2 Frplc. Hu1e POOL.NOMI 111111 1boppla1. Pride of · HOMIYMOOH Muter Suite w/moun·
LI Cf9t1AT/IUM IZ-4 Cuatom decorated s wlbtp la Ulla lovely. I COTTA.a tain vlew~ew ~ ngo ~ 1~% 1ou Only ......... 1126 8*m. I MllL All~ do cmv...._ mlt. Take ad· J:::· t te r.• ... ._. llU 500 . .. ............... •••••• ia IDO'l't la, eYeryt.biDt la VlllUileDOW. Call ~tb""1•121 8clnn botmle ar tenta=:.--1 l>OC?. etc_ ,,.~ St ' (of.I u IDldc'Uloualy dooe Aa· U1H313 •• over moun a D quietnei oomooa. 1-_.;;:=------IMO ....,,,e · -.efc:· aumable lit T D · ~ view. Grea rental 11Dit SZ21. M Priu ~0:9tb • Hamil > t6Wii2 or boaeymooo cotta1e. Appro:a. 1110.000 a s·
.... •••••••••••••••••• • lela Hou wffa. ~ SUO,ODO. aumable. Submit all Of· !For Sale B7 Owner. fen. Broilers Welcome: I cq,&ex, eacb Sbdrm. 2ba, , __ 15_1_·Z1_7S_oc_m. ___ o_ KEN M A R s H A L L fr1lk at pr. (213)1122·~ ........ , Owner/Broker
daya, evea • wllends ASSUMAIU ~~.."i,,~:a~c:a D::~ •·--= 494-0037
m4514. ='~'*:oo~.~~ balcooiea. SeUer wW ... 121JN.COASTHWY
eooD IMYISTM'T include. pool table. New lilt lD ftnancln1. 1185,000 --------111-------LAGUNA BEACH • Pwaa Cotta&• oa 11 '5x70 cwamic We, drapes " each. Submit off en. ..,.... • a~:!ai E!l:. qit~~.;::.._11ty • beC::,:·~atb , ~~ IPlll lllSE -.. -.=...-1e-CT-~·-~-.-'!..-LA-~-.-11D--1 ff$$Gt.i''#i1
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avail. t'155,000 /ofr. By EASTSIDE 2 cbarmlnl from Uvln\.room and lrTMS.. ltSH.._,, lmmaulate 3 bdrm ...USUALCHAIM ~~ <7H > 873·1810· ..... on'tar1e lot, on =.1'::e ro:r.s~g:ft ~~.·l~~ t ~rft~_J+~ ... c:f:' :r:-o :.u,'c:a.:91 ~; OCIAMSIDI
quiet realdentlal atreet. fam rm. a::. 2700 aq ft. .. ._ --' ••ltbborllood at com . HleHW A Y ~,. ... Mw I 022 Owner flnancln1: alm~t tArml. $115,000. llu9t"-9· ,IOO. 'a~tl•'•toruyp.ir~le°/. DletelY refurblahed ln · IMlt In the 50'1 this im· cant• ltMlf! Devin • l.lft' .. 11ll111dr With · i6lle 'ed. Good owner maculates. aoUdly con·
IAID'Mtive pool duple:a + 2 Co.~ ...__•t•6•M-17_7 __ m( ~ .. :;!'ctn, ZDd ,,...,.....tllJ...r..000· atructed 30utb La1una 8llCICl rentala. Prtme loc:a· ,.. um:w.... OCMM ~rST A lane ii a muat for thoae
&n.•.ODO.M0'"8. •4"1 MIW 71 117 A l0¥9ly 2 bdrm condo Mlldnle:apanaloopoten·
W .. .-.... -_ a Bdrm, a~ be, 2 level, c:---dme to pool at elevator. Ua11 aDd oceband oriented _..,.....-..a country kltcb, micro ~ DmaldllBlrd.Rltn. S...Uoaal 180 dearee I vln1. 3 rms. 2tn Have szoo.ooo caah to wave, 2 car tar w/opor. ~ YllWS fOlllMYISTOI views Ir iorseoua IUD· betba, bonus room, 2 klala.Sprtn1er. U.·tl83 Low denaltv . Prrlm4e 'Bdrm 2 Ba. Reduced .._"_., .... ,2 Bdnn-... llD· --2 _._, "-place ftreplacea. Prime lot in 111--....i-· .!.1 Build .... ODO ~-_, -· · __ ,' •u... ' pre at 111 o us I o c a · 11&11. lmmac Nan· .-. .... av .. · er P1SiiiNGREALTORS lt CCIDdo. Freab palnt, JUSTRBDUCBD! 61:4.._-.ooo. t.ion. .. SallS.i.,OOO.
tucket w/bonua rm. • ba12Wt. 41'7·1a DIW wallpaper. Cloee lo <Mat..,....11 Bdrm, 2~ "'....arr .. i.TAIMMIHT Jfr'plca on qt. canyon. 147 E. llthSt. eo.ta beacb, 1boppln1 and t. Hallyboclt I mdl in LRSTYLI ~loenavall.at Jtt.7alat.._.ll adlooll•.JOO Turtlll'ock GI-. Owner Aamalllbdrmbomelna DILHIHT!
111'4"9 IUYOF,...W• GORGEOUS -..-bM bouf11t another and q\&et rural MttiDt but See tbia nearly 4,000 sq.
..._1'50. 4<W)'Bdrm, D.R. encl patio. BEACH RETREAT ~i=v=~• wW help ftnm. New WtUD walkiq diatance foot c.iom home oo a .... _,,., C4mpletely remodeled 3 ~....-price-.IOO. tobeach•town. 1110,000. knoll In Dana Point! -.. ...... 1-1 ~~7·,,u· .,..,_, 2 bath bome 00 ..__ .......... ""'-'-U••• n-v Catalina 1un1et1 from
___.. ~ ,._..... --.. llUW ....... u.n.m --... , maater bedroom and C" •Olle .. ANDS C1 • 't JI lllL..l..&.tw the hlCbelt quality In a with IDdoor pool and H · ~ oceantcoaatal views .-00 c.tl•• -1-pnstise area. See to ap· &Jmlllve view. Perfect fr ' ,. ... ,OIOS ~ from huae 500 a.f. family Lowelyfunllyandeoter· ..... ,. preciate. $475 ,000 . lor~t.hla a EA l Ty roomwtthwetbar! Four
talnment bome, •Br. Great locallon. 'ufect -..U. =·wttbpaUo~ ORT F Oll 0 S ,,.~a......._ r::;aa::dr~!:s b•tlf:s 2~Ba. beautiful court family home with S ...__.. ,,,,___ will leaae 552 "'"'"'9 i....,.~aa _, f~d __ patlo, fee land. bdnna, a batba. Drive b.f • ....,.. vw.-b ~ mald'a quartera. t ree -.-.Bkr.17M010 11111 Jam.lea, tban call Lingo ~on or nc an1e. 17141494-1177 car 1ara1e and a ireat,
"""'--a-Aic-I 4 ..,0 for tenillc price. Open 11u1r.-000. --=------•private corner lot! -r--.-1-• :a Sam. AU for All, Emy WATERFRONT --------ALSO, aubmit on pout· Ill J1rmba1 Burcldd'1Nl73 HOMES '= c~ (by owner). ble owner carried flnt z Bdrm, 2 bath + in· AEALE8TATE aq. ·• I rooma. nr Q .,_j111 11Mc1t tn.tdeedl M75,000 ... AP· come.Atl 175-51211. ~ •• ooo lit. TD at eJ1-1400 • new. Spotleu. View. -.... POINTllENTONLY . l:ijiiiiiiiim=iii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~%. <>wner will carry IEllS I Ia. ai rec, epkln, aml Walktobeaeblstown 499•1121 IJl.oeJ Ill IDd. wtth sao,ooo down. • aaaum. s121, no. NO Sl'f!r!I!-. TAX llATm Euulde. Brandywyne Larte auumable loan + AGJ:NTS. llN411 J'llHING a£1\1.TORS -=..="-'·
Plan for 1111, buy tbla Coado. I Br. I~ Ba . OWIW' will carry ZDd TD. l&ABPRAY CONDO ..,.~
DIW 8Dl'oul duplH at 721 SllS,000. Call A1ent wltb 12% down. New = down. telle over UDiveralty Park Cam· MUST SHI 1 PomeetUa. I Bdrm. Gl..SlOlforlnlo. CUii.om' Bdrm, 2~ ba ao... at"'""· pay· llrtdll ltDd Ualt Green ·----MIW-----Spectacular duplex in
home. 1 Bdrm, 2 batb lD· 10Wns wl1I carry lit. TD qrtn. SUl,IOO. TD ~u lDter .. t traded tllruout 1.. WOOD & •LASS Pwfect for y~ wi:'::!i faml1J, 2~ bath, Z atory bamewttbmotber·lD·law ....a. -per mo. 2Dd Biil. Pool. lbr, Iba up· I North End I L
c:maemlt,•ear1ara1e,1 wlth '40,000 dowa ln . cml7JK.;i;t'..uoaa111 atrlum w /1kyll1bt, •Bllrm,l~batb,atreet a home+ Income IOON fO •OWi Brina the family pleeaant vi••• toot I Newport Hei1bu view .._.,11• , declarated mo•• lD COD· csamlc Ule noor. re· to ltrelll lot. Aaaumable 1 Sl8000 · thia ho mo.ODO. P.8. Stroll paat l Coado. I Br. 2~ Ba. _,. ,1 dltloD, beautiful up· modeled kltcben , loa~ Fixed rate . ~V..1.1· to ~~? 'BR, 3 bath me m Ooldearod, a qualDt Sllt,500. Call Aunt Woodly 2Br, 1 ba bome sradea. Apn 1 mile microwave , prof. -.Aii:i.JUtr 4N·?57I 491-1761 .'N/cO&y I y rm w /fplc. Enjoy lg DIWllome,..,,000. I tOl722forlnlo. °"~lot. Bulllln HUD. Price oaly laDdtcaped, new roof, ,_,
-pool-ailed yard close to schools ~ elJ vlfat, For Sale By Owner, bookcaaea, pnelln1, ...,... below market. ate,oniw• MM
"and parka. $127 .500 fee. Mack a---' .... L.'-.. : 6bclrm.aba, pool. Jae, RV bobb)'lbop. SUl,000. cau --for appt. HIW ton11ouM, lbdnD,
HanlOG551-8700. (Q-30) _._CJ.~
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flaaoel•l l Sweephaa CRAIGO'BRIEN aldna..,.....2300aq ""'t'tfl711 aettln:· f~~ ~11~~ S.Qementeduplex. Sf7,700·tlt.IOO. Owner ~ia!~~ah pd. room, fireplace.
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dttk • laaai. NYS brioa olfer. '1Sz·lt20 fatnr11. 4 br. a le. 3 car 114-7010 $115,000. G<>Oc! area. 3 ,..,.rty 2550 So. ol Hway, 2 br, 1 ba, lg SnWI Bach. Pad. as AY AND SUB· ..,.. _,,000. By owner. 2bdrm, 2ba units, owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• lv1 rm, lrplc, lg kit, no stove 6 refri&e. No ::.:.ova TERMS. ' QUAIL ~*· 1ZX40$+1 !:~~. 2Br ;:::,.r;e::::;.-n:~~h 8;:y~~2&·~~~::~ =i~~t-~l~~car 1ar DIO/mo.541-MeO
UMMAllACH J'l.ACE OOU.HOUSI fteetwood, wUt to shop· APPL.IV U edall8UOO. Vacant, nu 3Br2Ba' new duplex 431 Sharp • Br . N UltZrtM-a.. CIOllll'leted· Outatandln& 2BR2Ba2aty.Feelandl piaa,vacant,&oodcond., Near .fP~L 2Ybd caJ'1)ft4'frethpainl ln/· Carnation. $850 mo. M.V.C.C.SIMllchll ,,__ 1••11 I 4 cuatom featurea lnclude PlOPMTllS"' l hah landac•pin&. Stea o e w ca r P e t 1 n I . aew -ell, rm, I out. Need to 10/31 my Peny 173-3'50 957.3000 OK. lnclda garde .....,..... r • lar'8I ma'*-•uite with for si•.ooo. FaotHtic (ft.711"4'1). 2 bath each unit with 90% equity u down on · ' service. $'125. D
545 Diamond. Abovel bycll'o-wblrlpool jetted IO,...flt:JOPJot.I · 1 terma, in Newport -...r........ "-• fireplace •. eoclOl5edpat~o. un.ita in Coeta Mesa or UNIQllEHOME BouneRe.Jtor54&-w.d'• Cove oo % acres tub formal dlnJ.ng room Shona. Call, M2·8850 for 55.._7070 !~e . .JlSS,000. 8111 j near vicinity. 6"6·1307 S ol hwy, pleasant tBr, •urtn• the moodt or 1ard.en room custom more into. acenL y, tr, 675-t161 I eves. 2ba or can be made Into 2 KIDS/PITS Oil ~! PLANTATION·. f\rel)lace with 'convena· HAltlOlt YllW jS.Ou•• I076 DISPB:ATI UISTOL ST FALLUOOK Br ii desired. SAUNA. E-Side, fenced Y
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library are 1rti1Ucally seledionatlll Ible. lSUPort Barmouth. 1 EXCLUSIVE i beaWlul El Toro area , acre. NNN exlatlDg lon1 I ers ov~r 1800 sq.ft .. or ONTIIE BEACH to schools, no pets.
paneled . Pea I e d Priced*1':°'000 Open Sat/Sun 1-5. SAN. CLE II ENT E : pert.(~). , lerm l e a ae . C / 2 1 ~ livina. The Mts· 1 Br duplex w/frplc,, 55H163 bat d wood r Io ors '. ,,,__ 111_...·J;::"~ I 5 C/2 f Mewport C....,. '. CONDO I ...., ....... "-• I Newport Center. 6'0-5»7 s~Oll tile roo_I and mosaic '650/mo. 640.9900. Ask ----------throu&hout!. 4 extra larfe 1 .~H .......... -11~_.__:D 640-1157 I Ma1nificenl 180 d eg.. 554-7070 · 1 tile In ki tchen a nd j forFaye Beaut. S. C. Shore bdrm•. Fireplace 1n 1 -....W -r. . : white water view ... walk I .Balboa Island Cape Cod 1 bathrooms are bu~~ few , · 2ba, lllOO/mo avail
muter ~ulte" muc h I CarolHoff,Aft.'31·00IM ; Ba.l.Penmsula 1 to sand ... brand new 3 . Duplex, $229,900. Xlnt of lhe a men1t 1es . 2 or 3Br hse, furniturel SS7-0ll63 ~! ~redesl1nl~~ Shownbyappt.daily i Didi Site Needs New . BR .... 1ate guarded w/in·; ONnrE BEACH·llobile 1 term a . Owner /a gt . $.192,SOO. auil, $750 mo. s os1_N_. ___ d ___ t_i __ _
the PioDeer Kitchen · Owner . Steps t o tercom ... pvt pool and . Home 2Br, rod wood • 644-4144, 833-3212 llD CARPET Carnation 673-07'n ! ice 2 B rm • u ~tbe~~din1-.. m.Move Pi • 111 .._._. ! Oen /Bay. Plans rorCstm ' jacuui .. orrered at deck, cedar s hakes.. HUNT BCH 4 PLEX 714-721-5141 · 1 ~~/pd. ::a~ts
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trade or lease . op. ~ely refurb11hed.'. $130000 Sub.mil Offers·' AM&M.7lf·637-6350 '$59 900. RMP (714 ) Under5yrsold. $245,000 CMofSt• I modemw /Swedishfrplc .• 3bd h d -·~t .. 7551 I one th tol beJchG Yo~I· SeU~r Motivated! Con-1 71.f·-492-7623 ~ -.3a1a o we at 12'?.. Agt. ,..,.,ty 2'00 . nr ocean. Va cant.1j ldt~::'·wa~e&~~rdn
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GWlt 5 Br. 3 Ba. ~Y CUSTOM HOME amona ' 1 Br condo, steps to '78Lancen,2Br2Ba, Auume 11% loan. Ex·1 tion. 754 ·0696 eves mp, 2 frplcs. $1200 mo. CUSTOM 5 ... i sz•.s: . .g:,aer 7.:~1 other nice ho'mea ac I beach. Ju at listed. i Opo Ilse Sunday 1·5. i cellent Anaheim loca-6'f.21Sldays. lease. Agt,644·9687 Near Marina. 3 Br, 2
in heart of L•suna. ! carry moo Dlllilbbon °'"el •treet · •.ooo. 1 ~aMobileHome tion. 2-3's "2·2's. 11 X , . house, attached g Baautilul wood and brick with izo.ooo do,,wn . No ' DUt1al Ba vi;w no ro: I ...... ~ llltn. I Park J40. 1991 I grou. $230,000. Sell or 'So. Oregon home listings, 2Br, 2Ba, (?I. lrg. patio, t , Yard.1625. 493·3478
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w/trplc, lge family rrn, j IMl>-llM. No apta or condol gd' 1 Jim "5·8284 : 714 /957·4025 . Eves & more. lOO's of current l l"elllal. -.SO/mo. 1st, last. BToro lJ
pvt naalel' suite and a Vaew home •bdrm Mon sboppine A •cboola clou: llDUCID I Lori ~-65.98 I S29--31lM. ,· listings thruout 5 county "cleanin1. 675·0564. l ••·················· VIEW. $431000. j · ' · ·,· by A c· 2800 i !' .., 50 f I t t I • IJKE NEW COND -·-• tecc>. fin.i.abed patio, jac. · very meprope l ~ looklnl for quick IRVINE·TIIEGROVES ~IMdl~•210/oD• I area. -· or a es •Att.raclive2Br. l Ba.Hae. k . 21hba. Pror de
--W"'TllVU m4 Port Durness PL aq ft, l l~vel home In a l ~ ... Moat spect•c!-*lar 2Br 2Ba AJC 20x2'1ar., NO NEGATIVE CASH 1· monthly catalog. To or· No pets . $650 . 213 / fplc A /C Alt
"'""15 • i 6"-Tllf fine k>catioo. Call owner vtew 1n S.C. Spacious : • · • der call TOLL-FREE · · OP8t SUM 1.4 1 . ~11. I 3100 Sq l'l Exec home-1 •.ooo. owe 12% or e1t~h I FLOW 1:8'1' YE.AR. ~all 1-800·547·5995 Ask for Sl&.ao6 w/opener. Comm
20,z •-a [B 3Br 2~~ F "I for Condo or hse an . for details on Ctnancang. I R EA L E 5· T A T E . tennis. lmmed occup. -... j ~ : • · ~mi y room !Orange Cnty 73l-0599 'in blkfromsand.4Bdrm l l8drm,2Ba.Ocean view., pets. $645. 551·91 CoHT ..... Hfhl , ~ •CAMYOM , ~/~rplc.-Dinang room,~ Ownr/a&t. •" 3 Bdrm + triple REVIEW. 1 BUt to beach. Lrg yard. 558-~.
Warmlyele11nt38drm,: 20ut1tandln1Properties 1 :~e ~·e~t~!~t:~i . ·!garage. Good condition. 1...,. '$l075/mo.675-068l ---------2be~e. with mature ! ~ELLI~ lnEltcltaiveBl1Canyon.l vie ws-8or1 eo u s !ByOwner, double wide. $245,000. Call J erry l•••••••••••••••••••••••2br 2ba Uvrm din rm HOMESFORREN ~~Ul'"ta~v~~r 2::.1 BUYING· LEASJNG Area Offen Be~uty, Con·; s kyliahte d a t r i um I 30CA3, 2bdrm, 2ba, tam 1' Jones631-12&6. : ............... d ~I ~. 2 blk.s bch: 3 "r! ~·F!5:i l ~'-...!:,000 I JACKHLESCH venle;nce, Pr1va c Y .~•w/waterfall, beautiful rm, closed po~ch. air, '••••••••••••••••••••••• 16-4533 Gla g K.'d ._ _.. -· Realtor · Secunty. (1) Ma1n1h· · fems spa & sauna Im-i corner I ot t n The , l ..... lllmd l I 0, P ease. 1 1 • P
COTTA6E I 675·7045 cent f br, 4 ba Custom : mediate• possess ion·j Meadow•. •pace JUO. I D'I:'•• 'TORS •••••••••••-.•••••••••••• 2 br, l ba. w/d, stove, welcome. 964-2568 Home on Goll Course. , owner financed·Slll 500. Irvine (714)551-4827. ~a:...u. • • Br _1 . ,_ ntria nr Carnation Ave f73.:rI17l. Al\. DO fee. 4 l*>cb to beach. Small Spaclou., Glamorous. Owner ~ ' 1 I " ••-mo•~~r p ' 1 15 5 tu adorable 2Br t ba .• , Pool, Spa. Waterfall, . l · l .... Pr .. rty IJ50 j GOOD INCOME J~-.W/mo1FU1ter art, 00 pets, ease 7 2 br, 2 ba, air, water
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beautiful new. Custom (714)f.».2641 the features. For the sale/Lean Seals t30. ~ w/private yard .• Afeat,675-5830. I It •-a. JJ decor gold f1xt a dlm-miiliiilil ... llliiill--1 selective buyer open ea.I010or6U·S266 carport. 1675/mo. Avail. W_,.• _,. many up1ude~e1Bo~t mae will be held from cW UMITS IY OWMll thna July LSth <ne&otla· eo.MW... 1224 •••••••••••••••••••• sUprilbtaupto45'. LlAM·fPM Thurs-Sat. c,. ';+ 1600 lBdeluxe beach units in ble). Belly Ker r : ....................... 5bllmtoocean. Ele1a
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LAGUNABEACH ._11_75~·000 __ .A.....;ll=---·646 __ ·72Z1 ___ 121k,lBaooVlaQuilo 1"1 11..uitl• =~:~~J:i~~::; $1",ooo at 11% and Completely Curnished 3 Br 21h ba condo. 3 Bdrm•. S525·SS
_.,.... 10%A.J.T.D. I II MED I ATE Ownerwillcanyln~erest .aractlve(inancinaoo a SZ5,0002Dd al H %. Due with everythin1 you 1825/mo. 968-~456 o r Fenced y ards a. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 80' tobch. Nop/open. 4 ~ESSJON only payments or 3. ·~al pn·ce of u75 000 19115. Projected income need. Remodeled 4c de· 962-0d6askforGmny garaces .. Famila b . yean oo this 1 year new ~ .... _ ....,. _. __ :!:' • for l year $19,200. la fully _ ...... 3 B d 2 b th please. Kids & p ..a llllm b,2 ,seaview.oocoroer S275,000 owner/a1t San Clemente home. """'_,1....,uuwu. occupi'ed RH R A.rt oor........ r, en a .· NEW 3 BR 3 Ba condo, --'--.Call-··"~ (bulldable), R·2 lot. ·---· f f Jleelonomica 675-6700 · . . . ,.., $1650. Monthly. Btll f...ic n.aUo dbl aar Nr :-:;;-A .,..f ........, • -19-25% dwn. s:MK _...... Over 2600 s q . t . o ask for Beau, 673-7300. G-_,,u Rltr 675-6161 ,.. ' -' .. . ••.r-• l gt .. no ee. Sllodoua 33 Bdrm, 2'"-ba -1----,---C-___._---i apacloua llvin° space. ,......,, • • ..._ ..,.... mo No pets ~ TW due J/15, bal 12 yrs, 7101 Oc... v---.. MIWPOtlT HQ.HTS ___,_. -. . with serene Seuhore, open daily. Newport Creat 3 bdrm, 180=,Wii=· MIWPOtt1'11ACH llAUT1FUL A&t . 759 ·1234 or Coodo,2lrgbdr!ft,l\olt ~~!ya?t,.:pi~~~t. ~::,: _Owne!' __ MS-M __ 1_0_. ---2in bath, hiJhly up· T,...fwu.fft Prime C·llot57x120wlth i ~~:u:l:ll~~~ IAYROMT 2J3.586-820llart 5PM f~5 ~~~n. i~~l.6a1r
beacbet 4c shoppin &. traded, pool, tennis older two bedroom sumable lo an. Ne w Forever view from every E. Side duplex. 2Br, yard. 962-0088.
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well.Priced from $211,000 G;c:l?bdc.,: + 2 bath. Valley Mobile Ho me mo. PricedSl.15,000. Agt. $750,000. Owner/Bkr. lllanaaement.95S·lll67 Backyard. Gar age. mo. Wal ker & L ~~·':°a y L A K E Alawne or AITD _ be Park. Down payment MMm!; M2·.f447 Norm McKinley 631·1.2166 Carpet.a & drapes. S450 m/363-56'7l. creallve, alto 2 + den can be finuced too. Lov· I ~ orse."412 3 Br 2 S., Garden Grove, sm. 675-0lm _______ _...__.
ESTATES _... ··-•t RH R 1+,.n ely (urniahed home. C~'f__ W •11•0•0• .__111......._ •200 frplc, 2 car aar, encl., .i.. bdrm r ~ d t 3 br, 2 ba, 2 car 1ar, d !73~Glen Court a111 ..... • • • •• •·· Spece180,welcome. Bkr, _.._.. .._. _ 6 yard ts'75., S 4c L $300 ~ , enc.,.. yar ·a · rm,yd,9SS0.675-6670a Newport Beach. M2·1281. 673-7300 1.m .5156. ....................... ....................... dep. Sec. dep. 542..WT tached 1ar. child /pet 83l·ss.50. .y O~a fabulous view Iota • (»(..-mo. 642·085'1 --------••• IPJ ••• TWOCOMDOS '"" overlookinf El Nl1uel ..... lllmd 3206 . 3Br.3Ba.2-1tory.Lr1 . Kl l.m ISL( 2 Bdrm each. Owner San Juan Capo, 2 br, l Country C ub. Builder ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, UtUe cute ho~e, ini nn.. laund. rm. ~::'·:01~0'0::1!'. Move ID ~ltionl Im· boulht other property & ~ 1ar. 6el•60'12 cloae-out. Priced from w/1ar. ln prime E.s1de 1ar. 2 blka lo bee
qualify. aBr. 2~e. mediate ~~upancy. Thia mml tell. $71,000 each. SJ.75,000. Call 714-IJl· 1216 YI.A& Y llM1' A.LS loc. "'50. Call 982· 7. 940 SJ'OO/mo. M0-55CW
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COZY OCEANFRONT 497.3034 • door, tltiO/mo. 87$-8848, Avail. lmmed. All new (pro & pro shop). 2 1 --3 Br .. n-.. Pl -1... hUd OK .. ---------18r .. .......,,_Home "--• _,,,.H.. -...... ., .,.,_ .. 2 br ~.a-·•~i. ..-p ....... ..-ex, _..... c , DO pe ... . -• .....,,,. -...,or,_.._. .._. .. vuuu o -· Health Ctubs •Saun•• I An ....... ,........_ lt. 1arden apt ty int, frplc, pvt bcb, Nice 4 bdrm. Home. i.ncfountaio •courtyard j Hyorornau..,,...s'Nltn· pat o , 1ara1e. new 2313 rOIDODI. 845-...... ,.._..., • . only. ~mo. (710 Located on ~ut. et street. For rent w /option lo ._ q· .. et Or~e ac-~ 0.......,... .,_ CU1)et. UNO B Valencia . Private paUo, DO pets_ --J• ..,~-boot h · ,;: b B B ., • , ·-1 minn • riv1nn...,,.,,. .-No-· .... .,7983 1 -1 Br A..,. w/1ara1e ...,. .. ,.._ __
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Ocean view 2 Br+deD, 4 :'f;,.JTOOper mo. Walker canal :dt. 1 blk lo ocn, adult.. Sf.50/mo. lluataee. MENTS: Singles 1 & Avail. now, freshly paint· jacuui, no pets. Qu.let M .... S WA.Lil ~yS13 CAM"'5J>adll'/ttCl decb, lae. 1700. No pets. 552 ... 77. ::'mo'" ~ls!=~ MO S. Gla11ell, #72, 2 Bedrooms • Fur· ed 2 • 3 br apt.a, J .D. Aduba only. $400 • up. Lrs 2 Br. 2"' Ba. From
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Oceanfront luxury Pen" 3 Bdrm• + den • ~wkdaya. Vern I llll', lba pool, nraboppin1, Nowpott loac:h/lo. Open beam cellinp, lot• Mamo. 59·1190
· REALTORS thouae, 3bdrm, 2ba, beaullfully appointed 91G. Nwpt coodo, ocean IC15/mo. Lacuna Nlauel 1700 16th St ~.woad. Incl. friae. No!llketobeach. 2 Br. 2 Ba. 3Br,2be,cpt,drapea,1ar.
Colle1e park home 4 I ~!sge~/dryer~ ~e~r~y'. ~~:.~ ;r;_f~~: ::·to'\ ~',!~.:._Pool.• tennil., .~.ell.0Cl8 1~~:;e~~~1111~3 pets. •1mo. 67M803orl Bullt·inl, 1ara1e. $450 :::::.:~~::,.~•·
bdrm, 2 ba, comm. pool,' 835-5522 83$-GW .\ year lease. A1ent •' .-u3u,1'2 Ol19 CONDO RENTAL Sec. I 59-7356. _mo_._ ... __ ms_. _____ ,
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l ardner. $730 lease: :ws. 2 Br. Adults. Yard, · I lbr, lba Ill' bch, "90/mo. 880 Irvine YUA MADaA I NEAT fr CLEAN from beach $4.SO Zlf 8tb
74·'42-6724. Call Ad I (nit trees. 190 Canyon Harbor View Homea.1 IA YCUST I Deeta-2912orl42·4474 j 11i 16th i 2 Br, t Ba" 1u stove 4&: Weslllde 2 Br. l Ba . Sl 980-ID2'7~....:.-,11 Anawer #313 at 6'2·4300.1 Acrei. Sparsely furn. 3bdrm, 2ba., fam rm, O...WJS.1~4 Lua Condo Zb 2 (7141 ~1104 dahwhr an.cl. Encl. Private fenced patio.1 •
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Univeraity Park Condo 2 ••ALDIAY Mt.WT. bdrma,2 , frmldiDins callSS7--llr.Zachary Penlnaula. Older beach cept llahta. 2324 Elden.1 'I ca.-~ prh Patio~
bdrm. 2 ba w /bar. at· OceanaJde . front row. rm. frplc, new ~rapes.• Npt Bcb Waterfront Coo· apt. ~ bUr to water. 2 Br Ml-l213 'ILi 2Br, lBa. nr lleaa . fadL taOo ..O.UJ7 ' · facbed gar.·p ool , Ocrleomviewoflrvine j paint. Lee covd patio.I 1 ba. MJS/mo winter. VerdeSbopa,avallDecl., • ·
eh&bhouae, $600/lease. Cove. 4 Bdrms, It rec ='"' ILUfFS. ti a I 'i:=reenbouae, dbl ..1ar., ~~2::;,::.'iio:ec. l!ri25/mo yrly. Util incl. ~E2 BBrLUF2 t;_~PTSAd 1 I 2112 Peppertree. $379 ltm, .... cheery Zbr, 2 ba, IOt73'. cau Ad Answer I rm.~ c oua apo eis I Incl. $1050/mo 875-5110 • ~· . ~· u l I mo. ....,11, 157--blt-lm DI' ocean sreat .... 4 at 142 4300 24 h 2"' bath end wlit Owner644-4227 Complex. Patao, view, ' ' ~ -· "1Fabuk>m Ocun View. 3 with pvt pa~~ ''The ,DeluxeSBr.l~Ba.Huot. Near Beach. Nice 1 BR.I frplc, encl ear., IH EASl"SIDENukltcb,2br, area.Nopeb.ISl-J:I07. prda.'I. Bdrm, retreat, bonua1 G~~enbell A tnil our.Blltfa 1 .. 2 b 2 ba ' ~~-:-e•· SS7S/mo. newly decorated. Open stove, dishwar, spa,1 1 be, lmmecl No peta. NICE Add.a 1 Br, patio, ~ieJd 2 br, 2~ ba, nn. 2 ba, kids OK . AvaiJI onlinal area. va ·now 1· · A4 r, • •uo· · · hlaae Sunday 11·2 al 3051 lb:try rm. From $500. Sl'1S. al-41.SS pool...,...., frplc. 1115.
tat i o . Ir p I c. 12/1. lat/last 1750 /mo. atil50.Ait,MO-S580. r:J:·/..,rp~c. b!~ 1decor,1Sharp Condo 2br, 2ba.'I mld8'.orcallS36-9922 , SPllC 63Hlcr7 mu..IOllll.MZ·SZSl. ~aaber /dryer. n ew 213~·N21 ' "'· oc 0 0 , pool, alnt area! Gas • INEW 2 br, 2 ba, frplc.1-----"'----~·.JISO mo. fU&-5264 ,. tHarborViewHomes. 3 Br., crembelt. *°· 840-8l4S j +watr pd S47S /mo. SHOllTTMM Nice new adult lBr • 2Br l gar., peUo. Nokldll, pets. 1 Br eattqe, 1ml yrd, 3 ~Bkr. ,OCEANvu.lux4BR3Ba ,l 2 be new cpt drpe &c or~S830.AJt. 1 896-'246 days 768.74121 ""11.3bdrm,2baapt. I sardeD apt. for rent. S&50.7»1114,4N·Zl62 blbtrombeach, SIU pr
' ... , p-..... CONDO 2b I ';,.,Jri.~ ~-~~oo mo., pUlt·. 1 yr lae. 5'9-a7ss. The Bhllfs. 2 level c~do. ! eves/nm I W~..!.°"67~lt7h10 Y. I Garqe. 642.~. 1 br ~ crnt dra"""s . mo. 3 U.2th St. 548-1578
vuoV. ~.. r, : · · 2bd.rm &c ba up1ta1rs I ~~. ..-.. 1 ' ,._.. ·,. ' ,,_ ' tba. wlk to pool/jac., 'Beaut New 2br CONDO Bhllfs, bayfroot E plan, 3'1 11.aster bdrm den ba· IAdult Recreation Com· 2 b . h j2bdrm, 2ba condo near pmjo, $110/mo. +sec. E. $95. ll1 2 Br. 1~ Ba.
Sr4100ukforTom j View:Terum,stpstoocn: br, 2'h ba, ram. rm , livrmw/frptc'.2 ca~gar:j munity Hunt. Bch. 2br. = be:~;,·~~~~I S.C. Plaza, pool, ~ee l ~:n;c1wt1, no pets. prqe.7731ElllsB.1Br
et;DdNewlbr.2ba house l int. decorated very SUOO/mo.644-4l4' 1 waabtt/dryer.Newcrpl, 2ba,nopeta$511).S36-6083 1 -.a:m. I room..la':'"'>',allbll·lD•j allo.M7-1101.
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Woodbridge. frplc, dbl plush, $800/mo Fred Marcus Channel. 2 Br 21 paint, 1/yr lse. $875. ITo•a••• •retns. ater •fas pd. ;lbr unfW"ll., DO pets, no
ar. nr l ake /poo l · Gibson 559.9400 o r Ba.IMltinl,patio,dock. 644-8435. .._fwwltlMd 352S I OC~VIEW2Br,patlo., :"~J~y~!f9.=· c hildren . S280 /mo1 ~eJ~~D
72S /m o 644 ·4595 , 489-5'XIO garage, washer/dryer lDELUXE NEWPO RT ••••••••••••••••••••00• llOO ·645-7762 eve:..wkeods.' ! ISQ.3780 -QUIET
B-St96eves/wknds 2bdrm 2ba view 3 decks boot up. $825 yearly . CREST I ~ Deluxe Condo Hunl· 1 I '2bdnn d 1 d •HEATED POOL
Woodbridge coodo, 2 br + uUJ in~l. tOOo/m~. ' 67>11875 j 4br, 3ba, ram & dln rms. ,1 ~~ n ~ • n d U • r k Versail.les Condo MIWPOIT I ~/mo '-P,;;.A ~~fu·~r' Fer adults over 25. no
den or 3 br, H4 ba, child I 494·2137. Newport Shores Canal ffl>IC, tennis, pool, $720. fac, aec:1ri~~~· :r b~~: Single I AP~S I &tS-21813.' . peta. 1 Br. from $345, 2 OK, t535, lllM·51S6 Ever. A VILI.A . ed Front. 4bdrm. 3ba, newly ISQ.3153. adults (213 )592·2906 M2-1744,631-7765 1 Br. 9250 + util. 2 Br. Br. 2 Ba. MZS. 16072 Spr·
Woodbrid "'-t l "L' I . t m a Agaltl com· decorated. pool, teDnis. 21~ Sho 2 b 2 (714)7Sl.Q70 . $36S Nwpt <'OOdo ocean $300 mo. Infants only. No 1 Br. Stove, private patio, ~. MC).1065 before ge~ a es &n· mun1 y . rec . bk>ckato 9626683 ,·--.-· res, r, . · · peta DOwaterbeds pool 111 "•id Adults 6PM coin" abr, 2Yaba. immed.' facilities. 2Br+den. $850.l ocean. · · 1 ba. den, nr bch. newly view, pool & tennis • N ·v • -· · ---· -------
occ\ipancy $750 /m o. j SPACIOUS HOME in NWPTCREST4 BR I painted • carpeted, gd *f lw.ts ,_.IMd KAthryn,64.2·0919 :llUO~.fe.~1 d . reC'i. 128$. C.ll6"6·0983 !Townhouse, Zbdrm , ~2380 lower TAB. 3 Br. 3ba Sunken Ir, frplc, 3 ba., loc, S'lS,631·29111. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 2· Br Coodo near SC 1 1~. paUo, ~/mo not • w/viewa. suoo. fam. rm, bar, tennis. .....I...., 1706 2 Bdrm 2 Ba, Towabouae, Aua, SA. Tenni.I pool i IDcl util. Avail Dec. 1. JlaAc ho San J oaq ui n. ~ v-... LE. pool S1SO 67$-9005 Larp 4bdrm Bay crest ••••••••••••••••••••••• £.side. ·2 yn old $&90. ....., N ' peta' 1 1 t t J 4 K e • w i c k . <haay Model oo ~olf 497•1761 ' · home for leaae, 2'hba, BAYFRONT, 3bdnn, 2ba 551-rnJO ext. 2312' days. :3232or641_i~ · Brooltburst Ii: Adams, cone wtlb lake view. SEAVJEW 4 Br. 3 Ba. fam6bon~nn,2frplca. trpc, pr, -.>o/mo. until fta I da 1107 M0-.3'36eves/wlcnds. · DOO dep, no peta, Open
leeurity ayatem. Brand WOODS COYI Port Royal. Vlew or Encl)'rd. 8 redwood bot· Jw.e20, 1181. 67~1541. .. ........ , .......... · 12 Br. 1~ Ba. Adults. no Howe 11·23·80 1·4pm oew carpetln1. earth ocean It Difbt llthta. tub. $1.250/mo. 845-1118. B 2 B D 1 2 Bedroom in super loca-1 pets liOO lat a.: last + ..ar 6-9p ai Fr. ·
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bar, trplc. $780 mo. Ow-mers for re nt. Unit New Bedford. Nltbt U1ht HAllOlt YU NOMI Franklin frplc. t W iD h llt. ty, DO peta. ~ mo. 5611 Sun 10-4 at 2o5 Osle St tWW•
fM-aas2 #1. 1 Br. + loft. Yiew. $1400. Both avail. 4 Br. B Ba, cbildren Ii: 67~· ~~ 00 up. W.Wilsoa.Call646-4477. B.zUfllD.7836. · llwll• 1142 ~~f!';~!~t'J'm! =le~~ kTt'::S:J~~: =•1:!;,!;~~ea, =--~· 1165. 644-1284: ~HJJu~~f~~: clalM• 3122 2 8r.1Ya 8a.610JoAooSt. l &c 2 bdrm, sm-.. 18 + ~~;;.·=::~;~;:;
with new earth tone ing rm. sky llghts. frplc. Avail. now lilJ Jan 1st. No children. Small dog sec. Fenced ya rd•, view. 2+dea, pralifiowi ~· rp et 1n 1 de c 0 r , cedar closet, antique aii WATER: 2 Bdrm, 2 $600 mo. incld ulils . r . Frplc, crpts. stv. considered. S.10. mo. adults, DO peg. Inquire Huntlnston Harbour.
ltvelon. frplc, aard. ac ?~ & d indows . be.Security. *°Imo. ILUffS m.ate>. belcony view, adlts, do 642-73'4. 203S Pomona 208. $1050 mo. R.H.R. Ast.
•aler Incl. $650 mo. yar . $750 per ON WATER ·. 2 Bdrm, 4 Bedroom "W" plan peta. tslS.322 Heliotrope .......... He: B Ba ~. m.7300 ri. mo. or add a detached d •· New Deluxe designer Ave 87~ Open 11 4 _...._.. 2 r. 1 ·Apt. '64-21l12. bedroom for an addi· verydeanS77S/mo yrly. con o, new carpet "' . . . . Carpet•. drapes, pool, --•.Jo.£ 11"'6 '"'-3144 -'---------• u·--•1100. SECURITY CONDO: 2 paint, private patio. 2bdrm, deck, blt·lns, Br 1 n-. So. of PCH. I dry J _.. _ ... _ a 3 Br. 2 Ba. Unattached. ......., Bd b N•!•~ waaber/dryer in· stained glau, see to ap· um rm. mmoeu. OC · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llJewly decorated. Good _.w:; 2 a , vie w cluoeo. STlll5 pr mo. R.C. preciate, to June is. '81, adults only $400 /mo. ~y. Adults only. cal 1 cl 2 Bdrm. Garage, 1Br1 Ba condo, adults, 1.1....~L-. Acceu to pool, Unit #2. l Br. fopel n T•vlorCo.84C).9llOO 117~ Pearl, --./mo incl S..1486bett-4. OK. TSLM1mt.6'2·1603. D/·--.......... clean. Close PoOI. ~1·!·~e1· The ~ beamed ceiling. rp c, aii WATER. 2 Bdrm, 2 _-v __________ , _, -I.aka .. ., ,,_.._.
'8mla. park. No pets. cedar lined bathroom. ba, exceptionally furn. 3 BR 2 Ba, 1 car garage, l.&iL 87S.281l8. rg 2bdrm, 2ba. pvt $4$0-$695 2 Br. l lrJ Ba. beach. Fro m UU.1---·--·-----~ 7~1713 tropical patio/yard. S600 $1400/mo. lower duplex. 91125 per ..... ftulnr .. • 3707 beach accesa, open beam Twnhae. All bu.llt·ins. C.5!153 Aft. 5P M. Mr. ORANGETREE, lbr, lba _________ , mo. incld utila. mo. Drive by 209 Cedar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• c e 111 n I . S 5 9 5 I m o . Patio, yard. Lndry rm. Blain. · condo, end unit on water·
F0a LIASI Open thla weekend . 37o W•a '6 ... Hws lltc call qt. 642-8850 BAY FR 0 NT AG E , 7~9M5. Sm child, sm pet OK. lbdrm apt $380. 2bdrm Teaa.ia COW'ta, pool, jac. f.::..t;:,c:i:,~~ne ~=9· 3250 •••• 631-1400 UDOISU ~~~'. ~i:. B:os"'~: BrApt.Stoveln·efrigin· ~~f:•ncy. TSL aptMS0.586-0741, ~~~~2 11 . S42S/mo. ~ rar ••••••••••••••••••••••• E n j o y S u o s e t E41ewater. 1-871·2866. cl ud ed . X l n t lo c 7
-...s41. •---"' 31,.,. ' ~ NlCE 3 br. newly painted 12 Br 1 ba cottase on lge "Supreme " in this tm/mo. 758-0173 1 Bdrm. Deluxe Apt· New 2Br. 2 Ba . Pt. Niguel Coo·..,.......__. -& pa,pered home m qu.let wooded . lot w /rdwd 1pacloua1 lovely; 4br. 2 Br 1 Ba, bay view. drapes, clean, roomy. do. Waaher/Dryer. Pool ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••
negbborhood fncd yrd t decb, brick walb, lge 4ba Liao Bay ront. decb,1585wntr,16115yr-tobeach,2br,frplc , qu.let. llature adults. & tennis . ssoo mo.Oceanrrool. 2bdnn, 2ba,
55'-1111 fam rm. 962$'. Avl. l2/IS patio Ii: yd. $67S. Ph woUid you believe that it ly. Aak for Connie A. priv. paUo, d /w, refrig. S32S. Security u oo . t92~or&6l·3S216 frplc , deck, WO/mo.
orearUer. Call: 837-0365 ~ haa • PoOI. deck, patio, 87s.er70 no pets, ml, lat. lat. sec. Cleaninl fee 12()(). Open . Ultra clean. "97·1725. -, ... ,.--------• I den + bar. 2 frplca, + a ~Wl. 67).8671. .,,_, ,.,._ 1" • 147 E 18th 3 Br 2 ba lge liv rm JIOMEFOR RENT HOME FOR RENT LIDO-LJDO 3 bdrm. Pier Is float for a large BEACHFRONTJNN. Low ...... ,..-.. ..-.. · · ' ' Bachelor apt, beaut. ~ Bclrm. 1525. Garage. 3 Bdrm. ~. Garage. ~~· stRudlHo,Rpark· ~'-.~~ '/OW'bechantbce ~rates. $80 up wk. v!l~ loc2 ba.:..,~!'.; s~rp . Sl. C.M. ~1~.~: .J.~7~· OCU:D view, pvt 1ardefn
ramily pleue. Kida Ii: Family pleaae. Kida & ..., -mo. . . . Ast. .. a uaa.uuc to OD e v•-·-· ......... . _ ... -o . .....,i,; 2 Br. New paint, drapes. 2 sett1n1, woman pre •
•we&come.9&t·2566or pels welcome. Ca ll 673-73llO. t,>';===~e~t:~! 1 Br. Carpets, drapes. Nmett.la. Open Sun. or Kida OK. Refrige. No '4e2 Br, 1 ba, chUd OK. MOO.a.~-.s.
1'1Wt71.Aat.nofee. 9M-2566or973-2971.Aat. lllrllarV-.Homa ~a.ta.befintto Stove•retriie.Utilspd. call : l ·U3·5U6 o r pets. S3S5 mo. Sierra S.WS. lllartha 497·S454,2'°'bd l ~b 1 1 Wooctbrtdse CoDdo abr nofee. SUP Ea •Br, aaa , call Vtntaia O'Brien Uten1lls for 4. $375. l·ID-3'30 Mont.Co.Ml-1324. ~ pr.~/can~;,.. !re!:
~ decorated. Xlnl ............. 1252 ...... _ ....... Close lo M11'tQ.ftllor67S..Ln3 ~ vlew•frplc,2br, l Adult 2 Br 2 Ba , lrg 2br, 2b&, $430. 1br.1 ba, pvt road. Sl7S/mo .
. "50/mo. 673-8432 or ~ ..... ,. ..... ~ ...... [i" ~ ...=;:::~=·in· S.Q1•• . 1276 2br, 2ba, crpt, drapes, yr· ba, $500/mo, to quiet, do9ets. drapes, lrg encl. $330. Dlshwuher &._-._1197 __ . ------
._.... r o es s I o n a Y • . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~ • ...,. Da s 548·9341 n1111-11mkr.~. patio, pool, ... 20/mo. stove. 8111-1112 Decorated/upgraded 11' -· Y • ... cottqe, 1 br, walk lo WOODBRIDGE·3Br, 2Ba. Model Hme 3br 2.,·ba Exec. xtra Ip villa. 2 br, Nice 2Br, 2Ba, by beach. ev.'46-ZMI. ER ..... -2b f le MS-tl774 .,.,. __ 2 Br. 1, .... a •. Su-r t..---h pl d··'t f l 172.S ' .,.. ' den. 2 ba, 2 frplca, pool, See amday only. l·S. 914 .....uiu, a , rp • .,.....,, ""' um ..--• em · • '"• DO ~~:~iai mo. lge kitchen ar ma~ler jacuzzi. Westcllff • BumaVlata,S.C. OCEANFRONT 2 br, pr.541MM033 or 2Brl~Baapt,1oodloca· Olndo.Quiet. Yinl ocean dol•• 137S Incl. utila.
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'nlr'Ulr'ock, truly elegant commtly poold/spa, clean . mo. s.t.A. 3210 l\ll*bvlew. 673-mo ' le 1 B ' 1 Ba -.aess _m._;_2111.;.....;._·_-..11 ____ iuc_ront 2 Br. 2 o -. 2 !'resident home. 4 Br, move· n con . no pets &u..s VllW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce c an r. . ---------... family rm, view. Pvt ava il Jan. S72S /mo. 2 Bdrm J Plan. Avail. Brudford Condo Ill' s.c. c:.e.MeN 3724 around floor apt. Ii: 2br ..-ro. utll pd, Adult• Dreamy 3 Br 3 ba, frplc frplca ., lar1e deck , r.•spa. 831-8365 12/1. $1000 mo. lae. Plaza, 2 atory, 3bdrm, S••••••••••••••••••••8u• mcbd 1ar11e. $425. lat. -.aioa no pets, 333 E. 9650 Mary Anderson . llnP· tl50. 415-0ZZ7
a I Est at e b Y Shor b 2 b 8"-0134. 1"4Jba, dbl Ill', poolSs~ tvnoin1 lar1e l r . • la• t + S 2 0 0 ZlltSl. MGRU> qt.881·M>0,416·4608 La ....... Verv Dlctl Sharkany Niguel es, 3 r, a PMio area, lmmac. . prden apt. pool, rec. MCU:rity.541·2778 •-,, ~ 752.0166 +den, 1arden ho.meN. Nr Avail. Dec. 1. Charmine lam2,142-G4t. area. now.11th. St. l412br, aar, w/dbooll up, 1 Br l Ba, $340. Bachelor, Br. pool, 1fta1e. au ~ comm. pool, lennu. ew older hie C!ODV loc 3 . 1 Br. Apt. 1car1ar. newly new cpt DO peta 2171 E sns. AU utU. pd. mo. 4115-0Z2'7.
Wooclbrid1e2 atoey house, paint, crpts. l72S/mo. bib to ~ach, s br, ·i~ 311r, a.. frplc, 2car1ar, 1 Ill l bath, utU pd. Quiet decor. A.dulls only. No Place~lia s400 1 m~ 811-1873 i-M-od-er-n-.-.o-p_h_l_•t-1-ca_t_e_d_,
lbdrm, 2'hba + much 4M-M53 (owner>. be. uW. rm, carport. Yr· 9C Plaza area '800/mo adulla, no pet.. laS/mo. pet., "50/mo. + '4SO ~,_ = . .-rs. Avail l2/S. ly,ts75.m-1.542 ..,MC. DO peta 497·4934 SMJOcllp.Mt-7• dep. 840.8738, 9.spm. --------•-"' 31,.0 apl. Dlhwabr, blt·na, .. ~.. 3 Bdrm 21,; ba townhm ewe/Wlmda _ .. _ ......... 5 ...... 0 NSAPTS -~ carport, mature adult. --. 1 . .._........_._ A.,. -·m no .... ....,. """n ~ . -••••••••••••••••••••• -·• ...... will..._ ... ~wn · ~ La1 Nl1uel oc. SBr apllt·level. 2 full ~ r · .-u ·• · Couple DO pets 2 br 1~ .,... ,..... -uu
DELUXE 2 br, 2 ba, Avail lmmmed. Poas. batba, full car 1ar. 1Br. Condo, plush cpta, • ~$125/mo. LcMtly 2 BR 1 Ba, almoal ta. t~ PaUo p.,q. Brud aew 1 • 2 Bdrm. Sim. 12Pm to ,IPM. 4'5
livineTernffcoado, H · lae/opt. 157S/mo. Wllaon Eastbluff. HU/mo. dJ1il. -•tlll Ml-1710 new. NU. 760·1tH; .._ nl.lo.AlulMZ UIOZ ' PMrpolatet 1CODCloe· P1ool • C'/PNIM. Alf.+ utUa. 1"6~ loao w/low Ii: Weiu R.E. 493.2752 or 754-4114orMMm. -tWll4• .... l740 m4DOO. DotUe Jobnaoo, · · spa, HD•· ••~• 1T:·
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lla8 &r.U., l'Ul·1v.....w. di.Jc 2 br, a ba, m.2175· MIWPOIT Kwy. Laa:~. Be!~t~ti.ow.t rates available· te.,ue.53'7·D73,Nofee. j1Allt. Male tilky let"rier, ,....!!:! ,,,.,... ri~ .,_. .. ...._. a 1111. flepnt uecullve •Idle llO+ ft •u" I ..... br/allver. Vic Sula Ana --at• .,..._, f~-1, ........ • • . &pk, wet ba.r all am -Baar tBr •Ba garaae in prest1 1 tJ • *I • -1mo. 1st fl 1· ...-ee con111ltatlon. N.o 1 Laat: fem. German aep .. Au, c M . Reward. GPllf. ~ .. yabJe -_.. ·-..:;::' .. "'"''*· avall~ble now, all am.utie.. sieeJMt u: 1e ou on. With latlt.4'f..3883 co.t·DO obllfatlon loan H.B. aru. Reward.' 646-51115 dirt. io.tey b.f io.ae .. ...i r h:M•c7.;oatb •·•1.as 1J.4.$tW'J93. ~:~.ete s upport,........,..,....,_, 4500 I quot..ut,2nd,3rd's,re· M7-5e00,531-:tr78 I . OoOid ~uaJty wtlidt
IM~HUla Road -6 .. 2500 ft min/max. Cr eative l.06T: AmtraJJan Sheep·• ~I e /Fem . v 1 c . Bordier'1 Nuneey facl1fJ 0.Ja•~ At i--c ... Br .. Ba. rrplc ........ SHre 4300 1141851-Cll&l ••••••••••••••••••••••• finance • AITD'a. Not •FOUND: 2 Great Dane1 I row I a c co . c J ll<'t
(flfli* ......... ·-'" •tesie to beach yrly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• m.soo aq n g d fl 1-..a aq I next to Jrvlne financlq exper. Please dot Fem "Kall" c .111.1 Truk /Maanolla GG 7211 lrvtae Blvd. lrvt ... "<l i ,..... ~ Call m.2507 McMal! Avoid de...,.. Its ... . . m r' I .... uatnal Complex at ·" ..... 1 .............. ..,_. .. -.. _ ...... 1-~ t .,. .. _.,_ -~1 • ~
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. ;;,.:=· St. C.M. Tom 1 nar. bldg. S850/mo. 0Mlet1 111. Trwf I ,_ 111111 . llSO All·PUl'PO••· clerical 6 LUIUIY refrl1. No pets, no 1171. · Term r>egotiable. Ample ' Deilli 50J5 Lott: BladlSbepherd, vlcl•• ..................... t...,,. ... syra ofc. ~> PIOI tOMTOaY 1ara1e. $3.JO/mo. • Agt. HOUSIMATIS Medical or°'. flee suite for J)al"ldai. 67S-S880 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lac\IDI Beach. lf ieen orjPRE IJAW itudent need1 per. deairable. Good pc:c).
S-.lUI I &32·•CM 1-M. Downtown Laguna ·l&'ISSq ft.at 28< sq ft, com-~ ...... Co. 1
1 found c~ll 04·2558. •.ooo. Will do anything apecll for ulary 6 POM APTS !Studio Cottaie Hotplate l.OOKINGTO I Beach. 656 aq . fl. merciaJ ind area in C.M. I All l)'l)el ol real estate REWARD. , Leaal. Confidential reapomibility lacre~ = =~ 11;:'-!n·~~~I W/D, 00 kitchen. quiet WE MATCHsi:to~~-1123/mo. Ample pvt. Useful fo~ .s~orage or' lnveetmentuinceUM9. 1Loat: adorable looa-1 ~~O. Boll ll42, ::.=.a:::e.,.qualltler
matcbed view, EnJo I adult. 1275 lst + last! MATF.S! parking . Ow ner : shop fac1ht1es . Call j ~-, haired 1ray/wl)t cat . . .
health club pools tef. 631.(1185 I 752.9475 I «·23Sl. 842-212Bor548-903S : JadTDa I w/aJJ wbt L. fmt lea.I II• AllllmlM11flt•
nl1, uua~ bu~h & ' CdM DeJwre suites 1100 I '4~Jl71 545-061 I "'1uh", vie. 28th arl ..:SAi( S.U., c........-needed:r ~P· From-lo$1SOO. .1~ ~l::i C:'~:~ ~~w,l'!:;:~::e~n1tedc Mto sq.ft. AC, ampl pki. Ulll ~!!!t .......... ~?5.~ 1 . c.ltfwTD ., I OR~ARnfr0ont, oo un,1• Be. pampered. with al !':l.l~e~!1,~1Dt t(. -romontory Drive nl •1 • n · .1• pd 2855 E Cst Hwy 1·-· • i:.w .67~ per1on1l relaxing • • •-· _..., ·-6
baree on Paclnc Coast • Ln.rroomo.f'JS-3007 ~IOeves. I 1D FOWltain Valley near, Found: prucript1on ttlest tirla lo Southern I JS , 1' A 17, 1.0&m-d West, juat north ol Jam-! ce v ew. 260 Cagney Jacuul. $250 + util. 67~ . • ~-· 6,000aq. ft. avail. American Mt1953-4161 . . mauapby 12ofthe pre-I ,._...help. ApPba::;
Hi&bway .. THI" 'S.D. Frwy. $1320 mo. ,Widowbasmoneyfor2ND llauea. 67lh on beach California Jacuzzi IDS Avocado, New 1714t67MOOO 12Br. Adult.a, no pets. Fum1Matin Adwt to share 21 EXICUTIVI sun Jobns.s&-9360, 548·7533. I T.D. No credit check, no NwptBeach. 6'5-4339 ·,sauna etc. Open 10am'. Beuh (Newport Cent # ---------l or unlum. S350. 2421 E. Br. 2 Ba. Condo, Newport 1 • • • E ; 1 pnlty. For action call. ,. 4a01, 7 dan a week Via· behind theatre). ~ .
Oceanfront for Winter 18th. St. 64.5-4718. I Beach. $2:50. 646-7332. ; f\ill service offices lll a llll I •/l••fft / , AGTf73-7311 anyllme Found: ~/mo old black a/M.C. Atlantis H~allh .,
Relltala. Fumiahed & un.13 br . I , Newport Center 1 ... •&:• • ! Lab nux, ~emale, vie I Sile. 2ll2 Harbor Blvd Apartment Ill ana1er;-,-.
fum.Broker.S7S-4912. 1 bcb/~!:·qwetarea.nr 1 ~Coeeded1A>shr2Br21 840-5470 j ....................... 1 WIUIUY J e.ter&Fair~.C.M . CoetaMesa.6'5-34l3Br:• Mature co upl e~
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VILLA IALIOA , ~ utU pd. 556-0289 aft 5. EXECUTIVE SUtTES I 0,,a1 twlty 5005 ?'" fund new TD'S. For Orange as white male cat I special gift. I A~:1:Sent. Al! util~ CONDOS Elegant 2bdrm , 2baFem. roommate to shri "Therei dlfr .. , ....................... immed. quote. call· GreencoUar w/bell v · ·1 ~~a~l dcome. ,
Adult only ' M~Clean To.wnhouse. 1 spac. 3 br, 3 ba CdM Ilse I 5 a erence. ;UQ. Lie. on gen. Orange ! W.1.C. AGT m 4>752·S26l , Eaatbluff. 6'4-1166. · ic. l FIRST LADY ; Meu. See Mana v er Coet~ir. I'
lBr.lBa.w/oceanview mirrors. whale crpls.I w/2 fem. med students. 714/752-0234 Co. <7H>6'6·2823or (714) l20,.x>, 12%, due 7 or 83,' I llcort.Ma•ls. I I . l.":'
1 Br+ den l '4 ba w/o·• t87S/mo.644-7144. . $.100.760-1323 ! alll2MlchelsonDr.#212 I 325-Ul85 'ao%discoont. yield 243 ,IFound ~t OCC. male P..tyOmcen. ,AuembJer, female. Hrs ~,,. ~;'B:w/oceanview '.F.ast .Bluff nice 2bd.rm.1Lovely furn. master br/ 2021BusinessChtr#213 a:.ar.il~n ·s Cleacing ai : ~.~:~~e;n7'!o,'f1~9 on· ~~~~r~~:-~5~:e~~~~~~ * 972-1345 * ::t,:;,~·H~it~:..~~~"
From '800 Mo. , 2ba in g~rden settmg. i w/balh. Mesa Verde pool ,•••FORLEASE• ** , ~°s:nance o . for : . ' , 646-563S Eves. . MCarVISA Accepted smoker. Call for appf.~'1;'
JRLPropertles Pool, pat.Jo, new crpt.: home.5'.S-5105or~7-75321 ·16101ConatruclionCr. W. • -3446. (Private party has well' . . ' 842-3W. ,f ,• ~ 64S-64S9 quiet sec area. Adults, no/ att.5:30 · 2500aq. ft. unit lnclds 322 1 ICE CREAM-ETC secured 2nd TD for sale LOST. Dog. Whippet. COVER GIRL pets. $565 /mo. Also I ft o( f I Xlnt : I atdiacount 975-1176 r cream w/dark features. iAuembly ., NO FEE! Apt. & Condo spacious lbdrm apt for M/F sbr 5 br; 2 ba hse.1 sq. · 0 c+SOOO sq. ft. Newport location., · · · , oo face. Dana Pt. area.' * OUTCAU * : Irvine-baaed electronicv.
rer:U&a.VillaRentaJs. , single adult, $465/mo.! C.M. Spa. Nr So. Coast l ~.aaphaJt,cover~;~~O complete ( 1274.000 TD for $219,200.: Reward.493-0872 !m-OT11 MC/VISA dillributor need9 full 0~~ 67~12 Broker · 644-4767. I Plaza & fwy. $225 + 1/51 ~esy to Brokers . 1 Giving a~prox yield ofl Found Nr V • M.. * • part time cable aat·:·
Wila. 641-4193 I •Own your own Jean Shop· 3U%. Prime property · · 00 s .. t. · SP tembly people CGnta~ ~ Lux condo penlhse. l Br.1~UFF2Br.Condo .. c I 714n Sl-4760 I godirect-nomiddJeman: local.loo, call Bob Scott SJC. Small blk rem., ~ALREADI~~s Bob Tracy, afon.-Fr' 1.:-new crpt, drpa sec bldg I New inter. Adults no Apq,IA>shr, Dana. Pt. 2Br.'. 'oosalesman's r Off 'Ail 752.1920 I Cockapoo.493-7036. I lOam lOpm. Fully Lied.' IAM-SPM 549-0854 &r..,., pool cl b~ d its', pets ~ 67U640 · 2tJll~ St. wht male. S230 . ee: er-· -..7291 or 412-9034. 1815 · · -
00 • ~ 55 • 0a u · · · mo, lst/last. 493.0987 at' For lease: Koll Irvine ln-1 mr all the nattooally I LOST: Blk cat w /white , s . Camlno Real, San.. ~· pe .s . 5 mo : 28dnn.lbath,withpatio. 968-4234 dustriaJ.2'00sq.Ct.totaJ, known brands such a s • IC ...... / throat & paws . Cem. , ASSIST ~;:.; 111 es · S • 0 d 1 Xlnl Joc. Call 845.9314 1 lSOO sq. ft. delux office' Jordache, Vanderbilt. I ,_ rn1b/ REWARD! 548-6322 ........... AMT. t 1o ~
· ~ '1Shr4Br38a hsew/pool ' spac e , 900 sq . fl. Calvin Klein, Sedgefield.' Loet&Fomd ' TOMMY'S --11w.
Lar1e 3 br 2 ba patio <It-Na jac. frpl , non·smk r :I' warehoule. Courtesy to, Levi & over 70 other •••••••••••••••••••••••!~: ~ wedding OFNEWPORT Draper'• Laguna Hi~;:
frplc dlh.;hr · · --•• 1876 DanaPt. SJ00.'61·2293 Brkn. 751-4760. brands. $14,500.00 in·,••-••... 5100· ~· S diamond setting, ESCORT 1tore . Mu1l be u ~ -cor 'S650 .newl~de·1•••••••••••••••••••••••1 . j clwiesbeginninginven-,••••••••••••••••••••••• birthstone r i ng ,: 752-9381 perlen,ced in bette ..... , 673-sOeo mo. gt , Studio apt with ocean:3 Br lux condo nr S C ATTl!NTION! tory,airfaretorltoour l ; <Paradox ltoae) yellow , I ::rm• ready-to-weac l},
· : national warehouse ,' , &Old. vie S.~. Plau or : TOUCHACLASS ~iiar.Applyia~ ~ 2 Br. Apt. Garage, training. fixtures & Now You I AJbertaoos ID Laguna'! ucons ~Amtio za::t:rJ::i.c--:
patio, pool. Adults. no Grand Opening Promo-, I Beach, please return, re-JdfRS. 752.0917 Parlrway 'p1aaa C: calf "
peta. 1801 H. 15th. St. tiona. Call Mr. Kostecky ward. 494-5222. 7'MIZZfor apeomtment' 11 ~
Newport Heights. $450. at Ma de m oi 8 e I J e• Can I . . -..•• 642-7340 Fuhiooa (612)432-0676 I 'Found. Tan M. Huslue ....,c, ... , ·
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All Adult, no pets. 2 Br. 2 lllveatw• 1 Se II I No. Lq. 49'_.163 :Mlln. 641.0180 Dabun or Toyota. GoocC:,, 1 Ba. From $425. Pool , spa, Oppa1 lwlfty 50 IS ,._..,,...__.... pay•beoenta su J4S4 --~ f
""""'""' •••••••••••••••••••••••' Found: youn1 M Gold. --· · 4~i ·-·~ cvwasher l.ncld. t M R . ·----~/Yl..-Acr'ou~.8". Go'lt'c ourse. f INVfSl'ORSWANTED I ore et .• VJC. Euclid "I -....,, __ ... IAuto llechanlc: vw Ex:~~ Ii Join •mall group in buy-. Slater. 912-&117 I perience Req. p rr o~' I
545-4156. I Ing control or underl "'llh Dally Piiot Fo..md: small bro F do1., PsycblcCoasultaliODI Ftr, days MS-7551 eves,.,, * Shores, across from ' valued public co. at in· "' ' ~I/Vista del Oro. .lack I IR5-7M2 • ·~ bcb. Bach A 2 Bclrms it.latiDc acquiaiUon pro-Pr.NNV PINCHER I .....,. from $3'5. 6'0-50'1& P'UD· Steve 714/846-7!74. ! ADS StlU oaly S2. 1 vw na, 759-Ulll $511-1171 ,Automotive ,ru, ~ Specbis as Private lbr. .....,to Lo. SOZ5 3 hnt>s for 2 davs jF'tlilmd: Girl'abicycle, cau l UT'Tl.a~S I lle~:oE~NeSar~.
apt ln the BluHs . No I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~· SJ 11 day. 34<'. a I to~Zl"ll / ESCORTS wllile YoU &earn. Up lebr.
cblldren or pets. ssso 1 ./HEE Advertise one or I . A.Ull~CredJt t.IOOO montbly as •!>1: 851-0t!N 1 o more nemi. \'alued Found: Wbite fem ale Carda Accepted qualified 1ale1penon'JlllL
up lo SlOO Eac.-h German Shepherd. viCI M5-1176 { llm.Y J~_.. beDefiU Utra :i
••Versailles Luxury lBr, 1 add 1t 11Jnal line 1s Huntington Beach·F. v . very -•UJ"l'OUD4t ~
view, pool-spa. sec ure. I ./MONEY onh 6'1C' (or the l\\O area.111-"311. GI-and Operun«. Men & inp. CaJJ Alu lla~DOG--_ $M0 mo. 760-8390 ! d a~ , !.; 0 r r ~ n 11 I Women. for relaxation & Pontiac/SUbaru SO 6300 Th
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br, 2 ba, sec., pool. docks • Ad I) r ll" e , 0 u r I gray dog, Cockapoo & 536-9172. We accept all Full time. Relponsible,"'1"'
·--..-• £OWer con o. Your Penn) Pincher err er mix. s aggy' lBl52S """'ach Blvd. H.B. ' ,
avail. Overlooks Lido ,..-n ... o Bank Ame r.card 'more. Aho Cats as Kit· credit cards, open 7 mature pe.rson n~ed': ·
Villqe. Catalina. Lease. --" Visa or Master<"ard tens. Adopt a pet al days. for i pec ial du~i e1 . ·•
llll50/mo. Days 760·1933, PllOll.IM I Irvine Animal Car el Reference. required.,.
eves548-9094. 2-d& WTDao-. fur mOrt> inrormal•c>n I Center, open everyday SINGLE?. Meet si,ncere, ~arvey for an'.',
Near Hoag Hoep. 2 Story, 97M5l 1 /155-1 I 4 5 and lo pla<'t your ad <'alt
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2 Br. 1~ Ba. Dining Rm.1 eo.:f= t~ 642_5678 .. 'ouododost a pet? Call• rreell00-451-3245 IOLLSIOYCI •OO-.
Uu.ndry hook-up. $48S. I ..
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2bdrm, $500/mo. M/M.,· g ·1 modern. glass bldg.' r-------..... ----------:....-------... : party.forcashS40-0208 •AUTOSALIS
Walltlobeach. avail 12·1. Lq\ma Beach Motor Inn. nonsmoker 1250 incl util ~ .
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Hwy, Laguna Beach. NEW EXEC.SUITES focfemalewilhsame. Get let for U11 •the~-~
Oceanfront. $1200 mo. Yr· Daily, Weekly. Kitchen Large Bdrm in Eastside BESI'O.C. LOCATION 1 ~. Car! Neat Chevy 1tore iJr. ~
ly lse. 4 Br. 2 ba, frplc. available. Low winter Costa Mesa Ho use. 3>0N. Tustin Ave, 1 min.' INTROSPECIAL excltlna Airport in .; ~
Furn or unfurn. Agl. rates. Gt-5294. rumished Sl70. 645·9970 S.A & Nwpt Fwys. Lee 1 duatriaJ complex will!
781H198or675-6160. Pvt ent at bath for quiet Eve. prof. ~ec.orated ores . MID WEEK =g~~:'1t~ ;.1!~~mn!!: ~i~r" Larae l Br. 1 Ba. Unfum. empl fem. Ute cooking. Woman seeks male room. Reeeptiocust , telephone • ~ Santa Ana straight 1ell fr lease'Ji
S3Z5. rer.. $185 m o. C. M . mate to share 2bdrm serv .. xerox, coor. rm. , G4!oeroua pay at demf#
Ca118311-8081 MIM5o:2 twnbae in Irv. Has all Sec. serv. avail. From LADIES .. Enjoy ~as plan. Auto. experienc4'r.
ammeaitie s . Non · 127Smo.Laltmoolhfree " SALE Vep.1, but .never win? not ::a':!;c5· but pr~"" WISTMIWPORT .... nommoker DO cirucl ...... tika cata, prof .. W/6moa. all'ftment. ' n.ope.an will show how. vklua belpfw. w .a-
149 3 br, 2 ba upper apt. 1-tuna or unfurn room mW 20., up, tesnia op. . 8153-4117 1 m.G:l14 Salel 11.sr. 10 Ail to' p
No peta. 1875. mo. Agt, llD nice C.M. 4 br home. Uoa l -so tll Setuntay•Sunday. • 67U11'0. Kit. wuh/dry Fw l· • · -+ u · l:ihq ft, &round floor, all 1 ml. Y OAMCB HOWAID Clte•r•t IJl
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2bdrm, lba. yearly, upper poail. 9157-1071 aft. S. M/F lo sbr Park Nwpt cost. (714llMO-l984. I peuonaliied clanc~ng NEWPORT BEACH ~Ii
apartment, decks, t··-i....-calJJ ,,... ft _,_... f p . p 1 belly1ra m. Dahlia. .. . 875-91675-3504 N .B. O c ean front '""_,• an, .-..aq 'g1vuuu floor, all or r1vate art•e 0 SD-11'5orSS2·0095. A&io .... ~ • . w/kitchenette f260/mo, 75e·0048 WI paid, $200 /mo total I s n y I Thrifty Rent·a -Car it~'
WiSICLIFF 2 bdrm. l ~ Ldl pd Z106 W. Ocean· Fem Rmmate to Shr new COlt.IMCH9S4. I SUNNY'S now tallinc applicatiou-'
ba. TownbouM. SMS mo. froatm-056' • CGndo by Bch in N.8. utill .... of-aional ... asaage, Cor lot man • rentalh> W..Ollly, no pell. 1728 ..J • 1-Cbe t · NOW th h NQUl:UDl:B 30th .-. ... .. ·-· I .._ f al ,. BedfordL.ane. 548-7533. Elepnt Suite l''ashion I. lDC ...... ry 548·2149 I roug Yunut;R Rel all a l I 0 n 0 ~ --! ma e -em e." •
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1 Br. :.axury Penthouse. nao-tmkr~ 2be lux. apt ln Npt. O.y 1 man executive ofc, pvt I Newport Be a c h bW not neceuary. 0000"">·
Venalll•. Near ocean. view le n n Is el c entrance. prestigious ad-You Can Place A Oaulfted Ad / Therapeutic Group . beneftll. Abl~ lo wor~->: Oomp. redec. vu or lush Room 6 pvt balh, It. kit. .,,~ 5'6-6728 · d.!wl. $310 mo. 8"·7712. S4f.al7 evellin1• & weekend._ 1
crtyn1 • ftn. Sec bldg. j priv. Nr UCI fr Fluor. · orSIS-1177. To St.t On ; :!,J:. Palay or DlraQJb. 11
pool, om, rec tac. $550 Irvine. Pool , tennis F nnmate wanted for 2 Tuesday, W........, or n.ur..y !Proleuional Portfolio for --------~w
mo. Jo#.. 790-8817. I avall. 552.75419 bdrm, 2 ba, F.V. apt. $215 GROUND Ji'LOOR and luft ' 11Ualc:iam/Grou1>9. SPM· S.bysltter needed fo.r 1~bd· I
C11ft Haven 2 Br, 1 ba, LOVELY ROOM mo avail 12 /1 /80. CAMPUS6QUAIL j 7PMS31_..Moo-Sat yrold boy. My home IJiU''
floplc, qg/d.rpe, itove. tz'TS pr mo, pvt bath, 1 9113-'1091. l2001q ft at 90t I 7 CM, 1tarUn1 Dec a~'"r adareduha,nopeu~ patioasteJ.Xlntlocation.,Share 3 Br. House. C.ll. FULLSERVICE ' FOR 4 I * 7:1SAM·5:SOPM. unUIJ3 ,
yrb. 5653118 DilDa Pt. Relined person, I Pool, no amoller. 21-30 1 Mullan Realty 540-ZMO DAYS THE F 0 X Y Dec 19· Hra will be fieQ.r,.,' I
1 boule from beach. Lr1 DlllHmkr.493-3115 I ~175 . 556·9023,1 uoosqn. ! PROFICE LADY• :!'r4:v~i.m~~.:
2Br, freahly painted. Room·•hr Ba with l . I Beautiful refurbished i 1 <XfJ'CALLONLY per10n. Call Debbte.11"
•1mo.-.a&3. Kitchen , laundry lt.af8each3brhmetoahrl low C09t office apace.1 ·VJ&\ MC 11'7.Jlllforlat«vlew. ~:
---------, privtJeses. Eves 5'5~. noo-amkr pref, ~ bdrma Private 6 ll'OUp areaa. , * t7Z.. I I JI * VIiia Balboa Coodo. lBr, 1 Sl'10. I avail now Call Mort Ideal for computer, re-I BA8YSITTER·1peei1I clla. S.y vlew. f100/mo. I l30-S330 d f!H 5613! IMttlt.detAIJ!i etc. I 1 peraoa. retired 1ebl 152·240. dyi. 552.5477 Room/kit. prtv. wanted. evea ayi, . RlGHTRkALTY , (NO REBATE FOR EARLY CANCELLATIONS) 1T.....e $410 lt9CMr or! to kMp
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. N.8.area.4'S-1270. Mlllute F DOD•lmltr 3br MWP'fMOMT Oean out the closets, kids' rooms, & Need rider to w .. h. oc 1 buly. produc:Uv•l.1 OC• VeraaUlea ad&tlt 1tudlo .....,...,. 4100 ,a..conveaieetF.V.loc'. A•I vtc .• a..vbliHBll/21-22. cupled. Wlldy eves.
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·JI sale tuminn your unwanted Items Into 18 ...... rreta Or UH caJ. lefli,. • some flll"D . lft, i BICAaC '101Wk Non-1mkr 3br Irv. condo,, 550aq. ft. Ii up. Jno a.dinl
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.,hrt# Llc. ~r . PalomboCtalld care, my c.11 . ~=•!t -:••~· Haaal·move-clean-up.Con· ~.Bride, block, l42.t005 lnt/ut. Texturu, Sculpturtn1. toppln1, -...-..•••••••••••••••• ~Ml-UH .._.,former prMCbool · • rn e crete removal. Dump ltCIDe.Qu,alltyworlt. RALPH'S PAINTING reitucc oa. patc hei . lhlnnlnt, ,.moval, l•n
.•vewa19. Parlllaf lot ,. TH•aa.soN t..clm.111·5231 -...W truck , quick u rv . Uc•.-Z eu.2925 ~SllO cJeao. ... -.1141 __,... ,., S.alcoa l•f· A .,. • •¥mtYLOWPllCIS• .. ._ Promllt,34hn.lic.,neat, y~a--.1--Aapbalt. t 4e-41 1 Carpentry, new • re-•3 TRIPS I PARTIES-L Brickwork/Small JOO. rela.ta.4701 0.lea..... -·-
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mlDI my home' ~..;..-:.::....c.arpenu,,, ca C ,.._ HAUUNH UG T N7.ou7 u1,om r c • aton e, 810ICalHwyCdll-NB UUml" aec: ... " a w ..... ~ are' 8PriA1daJe'.....;"'-"~'-..;.;;.; _____ -t-I.... ... ...... -. au DI· ree NOJOBTOOSllALL block, concrete. atucco. "American PalnUn1 • MO-GNOor6'4....a1 bualnt11 lettera, re-,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... --n.-1 -.. t ·-........ 1ume1 e t c Karen .... :&.B ....... 7.. T Trlm • Remov a I · OR' '"RG I ...... -·· rreee9 . _ .... , Decor" Reaid/Comm. -c ·-· . . -n. _.,. USTOll CABl~E 6 t' AsCH<•.... a.:n E neee1t v,.,..._ • ' · Home Repair, lnt./ext. o.coa&.touadallouto Gardealn1. Do m l , D sUIOte · Free E1t. alt wo rk fll•· BA.BYSITl'ING °'81'8-ov.MS-3'741 _.._ .. Uc&.•--.. --11 Ill-ti. ave, . tuarant.ci.141-MeO •••••••u•••••••••••••• TYPING: lla1Card1Aor u~ ....___ Viet rt ·-• .._. -H1ull 1 I M I ' Th S I tt.palr 6 Reroof. All IBM Executive. Report., ~._...,.,near 0 a , YARD WORK clean-up. n · c e an-upi . ov n1 . • tarv n1 DAVE'SPAJHTING ~n::;;•bin1le1-rock · llanmc~ Technical C.M.lyrftup.642-t482 ........ Dlt•• pnalnl •rirlnkler 10: 1ara1e1, yd1. junk, C0Ue1• Student• have ServtnaA.reatvra ·com~w. Free ...... ,_,, . •:V •••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• • • lr'Mh db1 1bnabl tree1 11VWD tame &d aervlce " _. .... 1 -A II ~c etc S.-Gll '-atbyalttlnt w/bome at· 1tall/repa r, haulln1. 1 · d · d • ~-GU 84 -142'1 · MOit rea1onable , lo--·-·-. va . · lllOll)here. Hot hanchea, y Pay 1tore prlcea. l'ape,texture•acouaUc. Fa1r prtce. Uc Chria ~· /remove . DI. 1 aured,Uc'd.~IUS ~ ihwCll•l•I
-tteatlve play . Call 811,y lhroulh Carpet In· Free eallmate. Kevin -..-· · S.-.lcei IOOflMG ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• .a..72 1ta11 er . l s e 11 675-IOM,173-1503 tci uidl•ln' Reu.Pricelnt./Ext. ALLTYPES/REPAIRS ''LetTbeSumhlnela" •• ,10.1. WHOLESALE tco1t). SoCal R d.a-811114 ...... kn ............. ......... Freemt.Bayarea.Cusl. FREl!ESTJllATES callSunahlneWlndow "r R WW brinl 1ample1. Free 14 YR · · oom a .... ....................... warit. 131-MSa Jack Call Bob ~ 07• a!iJ.:lVINGDAYCA E etl. Worll auaranteed., ~ bomet, comm'l. ExperieDced ad/ market· Wlllt a REALLY CLEAN • . Cleanln1, Ud. 541-1153 ·:vtW home, Vic. Mlh St./ Abo carpet layed 6 re-Uc~.s32-SS41 lnl eucultve w/ media HOUSE? Call Gln&•m C.ll. home. Why r~-RJCH'SPAINTINO New 6 recoven, Repair PROW1NDOWWASH
' .Bl.NB.175·1708 palred.Tay-754·6550 9aclrtc9 uperlence will create Gtrt.1'ree•t.MS-5 cuperate~~~pltal. lnt./est,reuonable.free apeclali1t /atay-busy Home• Commercial
elllp reliable babyaltler 6 ileam clean.!••••••••••••••••••••••• i print ad1, market1n1 I CoUep ltudent will clean ellimate.175-tol2 pricet. Reliable. 548-0512 Free !'.al. St.eve 146-1957
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....... MI Ta.aw. N9M ttl auperwllloo will Purt/Exetq eo.•o.-..... e.trt,. Dll ec.d. Wk· 111 e4 ' 0 ' hotl' .,.... .. tt. l'ramo • ~ 1-------1----1&.ceplloDll t/Caalaler. be dell•WJ, coUectloa oote~-..io,D a.1Nt..WMNIOl9 ~ .. tO. :8~n·h!me'. ...-...m.-...r. --------llf .._.,..,, l·I, General :l'e::·applic•nt will 0~~eu!r1't~e ND:DED.lmm ... opu. IOJI 1ai-om. <lllld'1 Campe11D bdta .. ONl.ATOI ,,_ cimc., pel'IDIDODt ...-.. liberal 1tart1D1 ... 000 ~---.-• ••P· ln ••• ................. Lovable p I ed twa.,.UOW•• ..... 'ti' •ltll beafita, l'IPIDI I -..... Good l..dll 10 ·-bUI:• ,,... upp .. ne •/ltol'llO ........ •· C~ 5Chrpm, pboae 1klll1, u •l'Jt re1uhrly u.a••d<tnA&ocy aalary .~. Call aCJood=UUOG: • 1ood bomH. Hualrle, drawer cbHt W/ ..
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,,....., ttl l)'r axper. I ~ • ..s piMlao DenOUli· 3ID w. Bay, Coate Ilea• Whda. • Holidaya. ,_.., Ladi• Japd SCHWINN FOIWAIWSALll Squ:! ."fa mirrored
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teraalaofoay a muat.1 ., • BaySl port~y for8 ad1vance· Alk lw Ooa WIWam• or lluR have cerUltcate of ,,,..,., .Bllrea. II•'• 6 Women·a. =f~; C::.':::1 ===~=·t::S.~
Pleuaal atmoaphere,: ea.tall•• m •a · • • r Y KeGaddard. completion of arreal, EvenlllaSbift. At leut 701 x&m coad. 915 e•cb. 2381 heedboerd with mirror., ar beat offer. AU la.ma J xlDt. Hlary ts frinte l l'A\aalODDorl:mp&oyer commeaaurate with H · ADl'.Qual()pportunlty uucb, aehure II wpm. fop pay for 1ood' E. WUaoa,C.11. 12 drawer pedealal <no yean old. Caab oo.1r .
-.nta PHhl•· For perience. Call for u •P· baplOyer ft.reanm coune. &31·4850 lndMdual. Our beneflul ·need for dreuer). Gl-2115. • an ialanmUoa ts In-~ I Polmm-t btw~5 %7" 11 • pd 1 1 1--------•--'-, contact Jane .1~ . 641-1471 I · I include medical 11 denta11• en• 10·• . :1 nt. LARGl!llln11lled bed In· .. ......._ NII _ .. __. -••s SCftY•.,.... 51ey•--lmurance6credit UDJon. eic:ind, Sl.Z5. cludaa boater, liner, I •-Fole7: 71'·tT5-0HO.' -·r-T-._ I 19ft'AL AaefTS hrt time Varteil duliea , ___...' I ~In penoo between: T51·9'31. IDllb'9a 6 padded ralla. ,•••••••••••••••••••••••
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Dalwry between Coeta beaeflla Include 15 m... Typiq ~l;;m/SR 90 ~1be4. TO+. NB area. Plet fer.645-.a . forExt.ZM. I .Ul•Sn .. .... • Lawndale. llOD.· balidays. 1-5, lloa.-Frl. D.-.J •-t b a E --Sat. llon. mornln1
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IPll. Apply JJ10 Placea· Ave. c.11. tll:ll, 556-»tT Salary coauaeuvable daDl. l'\aU or part time. MZ-4111 ,a.-towel ban aad Good 1ll8d Fu.raiture 6 ...,, lnewrltel' • otlter
U.Ave.,C.11. blfare 5Pll, Nov. 2i.t. •••MAM lo expr . Rancor Chevron Statton. 3000 EqualOpporEmployer • s-ps holden,~ un· ~aacea-Oll I will ttema. 8triu at t ~.
E.O.E.11 /F. -u....,_. c C!•-~ ~ •nLoan.,, ... .;.l~d· Fairview,C.M. v-•.-.p-........ -At•-d dlr wbolelale. Approx· .......... ~, fOl'ucY°"'nOM Slit. 11/15 at 1 .... ~: ....... DI, commel'Cllala, . .--~ ar.-cn,.,, a-. _,.. -...._ ... ILUI, ..., .. · laat.llf 550 Ulllta. Bullr -·-A ~· <Deerflelcl), tllaa, m.raa. Nead ..-w PriDUn1-Want to be a Exp 'd Nece11ary . Sblppln1 6 Recelvln11 ~om.n/llm, PIT. F\lll .... CIDly .... tClll UI IHI &tJl-t6JI .Dmt'tmiulll _' race.. All .... /typea. ~-H in Web Of. 9-0GO a.tt. Exper. neceaaary. ume belp •uted for H· :::----::------1._;._..:...:...:...:..:....::....:...:..:.....:....::..::...:...!---------
'DMl74lln. feet? run lime. llln. a----DOW blrlo• SICllTAIY. Salary open. Aalr for clualve reataurant• ln C1 •:•. , ... Fanm1 DinlD1 Rm IGoodl ol all ll:lnda ....... --------••·•WW train Apply --• IALBAISIST a.ar.e.5t5-04TT. O.C. lluat be depend., •Un ,. 1010 wllOU-... Chaln .. 000 ble. &All·? Sun. u•1 llOOLI ...ct a womaa . . . IMllwicb mall:en 6 food llJr. atocll brollera1e ab&e to wark daya td --1-.............. nrmVi_. Cleu-1171 Webbw Pl. W-.!MWr.
Ularolder)tomodeHor ~~v.:r· lUO lll'IP ,..._.,If 1ou're ftrm'm . O.C. Airport. Sblppln1 · Full-lime wlUI people. Xlnt 'p.y.I DllRiCMND aliaeellueoua j flr1 -.... ',
...... for swn•tatioa • · · ~._. uad depen· lh. a to 4. Call 111tll, packa&1D1 • 1hippln1. Women eacouraied to •.-it. J 1ldt traya. PUJlNJ'IVRE·m111t tell· . ·
ot1111T·ablrt•poeter PIOOfllAOta dable we need you. Mll2l Noap.nec:.Coltalleu, apply . Call AD&el'a Welllbt.Forblaclland baby 1raDd plan0 ,Genlls.&e.frffat.aM·
.,........ WW ahal'e in lldcal axper helpful. Wlrdya •·• apply ln et.S-SllO. Valeta Inc. for app't. wtUa. developia1: 1~ bldeabed, 2 awlvel llil ato¥e '51. ova •·
,......_tbeyaeU.No Start P /Ume, call,..... Stoaemtu Ter· <n•>SlltlZ2 lillkmwhA6Bcon· ~llon dHlt much Jt.ttrt,.90.SolesmopM
apl&al laftlatm•l req. "-1llLI, n4-'7M1TI r.ce.2115Redblll. SICllTAIY Sllae ..._,full Ume with · Clalltnla.. I 1allou fix an. N.B.lll·Da. $100. Truh compactor
._. compoelta or anap n--t d 1 b Fw aaal1 modlcal elec· or w/Od. up., or will VEl'EIUNARY KENNEL concaatrate. 4 plnta •.Ice cream tab&.•.
to DaYld llartln, 177 P.l'Ulm, TQ)'I, 2hn/dal· ._. auranl-HD w c 1 tnJDlcs compaDy, near tnlD. Good co. benellta. PERSONS, (2) Ptr poal· bardener concentrate. Dldn bolllebo&cl wltb •c· Plua mite. 1oodlu.
11\•mda Dr., IF, N.B. l.y, All deU.ery, L.A. mabr,foodprep. Prime oc:.aa. General office ~In peraoa hm to l I 0 n a v a I I Plnl•lakeaall. ceaaoriea, Sat 6 Sun, Sat /Sun 1 ·4. 1011 -n-. SlOO per week . .,.. aupplier of 1ood dutlel to cover broad llamllcmthna f'rl. Stu· moru /evu/wknda'. '111-5117 lam· 5 pm , 1 T t a.2 W•ml,... Ave, Cll. c..,.. Beach. ot-8tll. food to lrvlDe corporaWI apeetnam from detail dard Sboea, JOTT So. .._1071 Bell 6 H 11 m i w.m..k LD. Spri.D1dale a& IM&a Aaa/Or ....
Need attractive 6 coau11ai•alty, aear O.C. typln1 6 word -Bril&ol,C.11. :a•• 1 °j; 6Tlllllalt.R.B. ofta.tll.ta._..,._ ~ porMa to fill ,.., ... ._, ........ n .... cE •Airport.imil•Medafoodpeoplpreefp«, P~~c_e11ln1 to ad · sr .. nONERY STORE ID Waitra11/Irvlne, wlll ~ pro • ""-___ ... _ . .,._ _&_•_...., ________ _ _. .._, a.tcle poeitioD . .....,,... .. •~AIM" n .......... '.J"atlve dutiea. Aak " train IDexperlenced ,.. a--.r ,,•~· c.Ae<:,
hU • partUme, xlnt SUPDVISOR aaa wich makla1 6 ... 1WTI. Cdll need• aalHlady persona, 2 openl•t•. 1,..._ME'aw/SOmm• dlllll 11171. dlDIDs rm 11dM Clarbtmu, aroat
1 .. ..._ m llDI lauDed. openta1 avail. Cllllll&.-belp. No uper. 11-•• • ....... a•41 F/Ume, 5 daya. Xlnt. hmcb 11.apm doMd Sun t.•-· 1..... 2 lltbl aet., ,._ wd, 2 ln f ........... pnMDll IOt .......: . foraquaJ'd. penoew/S nee. lla.Pl'l M Call ~~.-.. ..... ccmdl.l!'.lpeelal· tsllolida)'I Aft.rt·IOam -• n b clill'I, beffeit, bU area •••)'W. baaut.iful aQar
-Jllllldl. yra . min . e:1per . JUI or Bual•, il.r , SIClllT•IY 17ftaecUma•. PboDe: ~ · · ~!!~.!!'-p•!..· waa1 .. ftl,miae.1ml baadba11. belll • !IMd l•laa Bepreaen-w/aamplbas procedures, S7-41D. ---,.. f7S.1010forappt. · -u ,, .. --..... woad orc•h••' tablet, walloCa 1aJore. N1lo• Ulift for •aHUoa pro-maeb. lnapectlon 6 BIMa OaltDtlalaa Yacht WAITRESS Npt. Bcb tall Wmm telephoto cdr.e table. I pc •try dulfiaa, book Jaclla.
cram. YoUDI 6 en -mcn>-lmpecUcm 6 able RESTAURANT help Cb*. MPll. Wed.-Sua. 81.odt ponaa ror ceramic yadlt club oeeda oltbt .... -:--wide u1J.. dlllllt wlfnmed lllirrw, ...u..a, t-a dclUael +
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.......... No up ~. Rell ab ill t y trend coab 6 cal!den. Apply Seentary lo CEO, ad· ~-IS1·18> ==~: ID· ~.t Hwlor, '580. t ·!t 11111..:o~~~e •to $1000 per week. -.ball exp. la lmpor-bet. MPll, Loa1 John ml a I• t r at I v • . Sfull 11• Aut. Waitaww needed. Muat Noarly-aaw French CU ....at.Y .). ·
__.,Mike Bu.lick. ta D t. 0 n l y t b o 1 e ~..,, -.Harbor Blvd, m•lhemalica I, boo II:· Gf'CIWlal compaay near be over 21. Apply In Ylvttar •• mm aoom Pnw. mr. • mn. dnuer ADtlquoa, collectiblaa,
qua1lAed. pla. call: llra. · ......., lllilla reqaired. oceaa needa peraon person, 1711 Newport 1-.. '100, :lint cond. 6 at1bt at•ad, "275. furn, acceuorlH • Msr;eps Delivery, LA "9rtdlat1H-58l·IUOfor ReatalraDt 0..l'w ... lopportUAlty. w/apitade for detail 6 Blvd.C.11. ...,_L Gnmma'a )Mlft. aewtn1 plaata, morial ramlly n-to bomea 1D Nwpt • ..-. Salary to IN,000. CoU1Dt lllCCUraC)' lutockroom ol Ciiis IOll madl, •· m.m1 eve. a. onr Sl.0,000 worth to
lkb, S:•All·l :OOAll . Ill TICI #34 lw«le. 51'7 Sul Nicola• llarlDe Elec. llf1. firm. · • --·•••••••••••••••••• ..U,s.t6Sun,lam·5pm, •to..,., mo. Stl-&Ul, -JU'"'WllY nnz 1 _ P• 1.... Dr. N.B. Ute Uftln1, 1tockln1. le;;•••••••••••••••••••• IToP Qw-"ty Himalayan IQac S. Xtra firm loner 11m Wellbank La, Spr·
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CHRISTMAS SALE · I !~8 82nd St., Nwpt. · · f'anltablellO 541:7174 138 Bet.a.max Video Tapes. i.wnmower, almoat new. I Starace Cue• other ac-, _.. mall)' mao.y xtru moped. Good conclltioo . • k/Sun t-•·30. 2142 B 'ShormSet·Sun. Ito•. Di•mond Earno11 .so . I Psfect cond .• 00 each .. 00 obo Call "'' 4333 ceuoriea tlOC>O retail • • •• ..-.· mo Dl·-
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playCbrlstmu recorda.l •ofabed $75. Round •.a.~ UIUalbedroomfurnilure,I Ladles, S& 3 Ladlea,I lwl -• 1013 1 ..... &..._.. llaya:557·1M3. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Christmas editions of walnut pede1tal dloln1 Rolex Date J ul new • !DAily other Item• for , Great Cond $10/ea. ........................ '•'•••• : ...... a..t/ J.t10 Hually 2SOc:c 0 .R
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· · 175. S.turd•Y. 2405 18th liner• Mater $4.5. 11>-1pd , pprox 200 I dition, sioo. 175-8052 after I••••••••••••••••••••••• !Exp Sailon Only. Sall 15 $1400. s..ant. dhhu . book s , ap I St Newport Beac h . Mu1t tell. Cuatom l bill:e. Surfbo•rd au i aqyda-3ynold~k,ne~ .. &PM. I KAYAJC-TAD4.2 'wlr:end• yurly on a ·~Triumph
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never worn. I pr $60 Movtn1Sale at 642-4300. 24 hn per 1 10022 Forreatal, H . 8. • berahip, but offer. j llled tJSO lbaneulectric : ...... tirt•IH•c•' (213)Sl·2474.
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part·Ume on 3 Wt't'k lour I chain. aora. dresser. I W•Su.n 9am·5pm lTwo new Level i I model wttb Tree of Life ••••••••••••••••••••••• C!iart4I' ln lwnary aboard ltreet le1aJ. Xlat cond.
125. woman's wool <'Oil. misc Sl-1200 Sal 9·4, Heevy HK Man'a Ome1a U d 3~r l2~.::0 aoma '-P to the neck. 1~ ELECTRICIA:N j to' Sportflaber, pvt. only5000ml. f7006\l.Ol7~ 1QOCi for warm wear or • 3900 Parkv1ew it8A , Watcb. Bulloclt1/Tlf· Hoover upri1ht vac, 135. :.:i.~~2 Wood1raln body with I tyWork.C•llt ltaUl'ml, all accom. lo· '75 Honda. XL 175. J.Jk• Nf braldlnt IS. I ~-30&5 fa.y!1 mx> S.U Slaoo 11oor waxer, $15. TV bard ibell case. $500. ~DatterePM d.. meall. FOi' the "BIG new. 1300m i. 167 s
'JSJMI .-. ,_, ,.me. Zeeltb QUEEN w. aoUd Bra11 -..... I~....... ~ .. or leiaure cnliae 71...._2215. '--.................... s •LI A.ltl -SPM 1119 Dolpshln .......... c.. .. Id .... 1V, •. Oriental Headboard 1225. COil .. t 030 call: '7$-2l90So. Callf. 1---------~ "'-"' Terrace, CdM . ee ~Au• r.-c.mera n191, anUque mirrors, O¥W.->aew. Very lood FLUTE Solid Sterlln1• I '75 Honda. XR 75 Like
Prtcedtoaell Olme-a·UneS/S rlo1. l.15 ct w /12 copper Is bra11. 080. condition. Electric SilverAnnltron1.Low8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... W 9060 new, seldom ridden
Jl\&rniture, antlquea, Lin · '"amonde, -.sioo. 141.7211 «·ml .....,,..writer 135. Older '100080541~ ;a.h S5 h,~ .. Chrysler 01180.olSo •••••••••••••••••••••••'MOO n....-.22u coin pictures, dlahea, SALE! 203.S Calvert, CM . ·~-ra, 1ae new. . . p _.,. ______ _
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paper backs Uc
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bed frame with root
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fra m es $2 Kitchen
1hadow box SL Hall
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Saturday and Sunday
H.O. TRAIN '(ith 4x8ft
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house $25. Osterizer
SS. Sony reel to reel
tape recorder $20.
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Newport Beach
646-3559
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l)•pe1t1trlttr 12:1 Work
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plu1lc tlowtr• $2 Boo~ lOc each. 665
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SlO Wheel ch&lr S30.
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cords $7 50 eac h
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Ladles dresses s1ie
12.14, S4 Two pair
ladles boots S4 pair.
Doa house, new St5
One pair ladies
r.umpa S4. Fire ext·
nf ulsher SJ needs re-m ing. Rollaway TV
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Orthopedic corset $8.
Butcher block chop-
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Coleman 2 burner
camp s t ove $10.
G uitar $10. Video sports game with re·
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Aluminum crutches
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Ave . Costa Mesa.
548-7011 VW F RONT fender
SJO. Early VW pans
$35 each. Rear apron Chest of drawers $25.
S2S. ?3 ~ RR fender Couch $25. Gold vinyl $20. 67· 7i front hood chair SSO. Matching
$40. '67 right door S3S. ottoman SlS. Double
Gas tank $10. '69 right box spring SlO. Cot·
door S50. Late model ton mattress $3.
front bumper SlS. Queen headboard S3.
Two wide earl y Black and white TV
wheels $10 Two '73 console needs picture
doors SS O eac h . tube ss. J·Way pole
Bumper. brackets S4 lamp $12.50. Table
ei1:ch. Side and rear lamp. green glass SlO.
w1nd.ows S2 each Maple stool needs
T!lllhghts SJ each. padding on top SS.
Air cleaner SS Steer Yellow occasional
box StO. Baja fenders tables Sl.50 each.
Sl5 each. Left front Four TV trays $2.50.
fender SLS. Jack S4 Crib and mattress
985 W. 19th St .. Costa sis Bathlnette $40.
Mesa. 64S·6945 Playpen SlO. Swing
FOUR ma.14 tires fair SJ.SO Highchair no
$14 for all Bumper tray SS. Walker S~.
jack ss. Small porta· Wood doll highchair
b le TV a s is 510. SS. 1:-arge trunk ap·
Bentwood chair SJO proximately 100 years
Two BBQ grills SJ.sci old $50. Foo.t locker $4.
each Fertilizer ~ew Puritron a~r
spreader $3. Clothes, purifier S20. Electnc
pants, shirts, shoes tea kettle S4 Flltron
2Sc ·S1. Paper backs cofree maker makes
2 5 c . soc , B 0 0 k 5 cold water extract S7.
25c·SOc Dis h es 12 s temmed water
plates, c~p. glaase~ glasses $3. Nine wine
lOc-Sl. Silverware alasses $2. Sab~e saw
1-0c 25c . Boat for SJ. Grasswh1p SS.
cl;,/per $2. Sult cases ~fufnerclamps 50 set.
Sl·S3. Tennis balls 3 Car radio S7. Vintage
for SOc. Pots. pans, table ~adlo ~10
dishes 2!Sc·Sl . ~ egg Womens clothing, crate pada both for S8 capes. stoles, jeans.
Two rugs ss each with tops. dresses, s~oes,
pads. Super cruisaire SOc·SS. 238 E. Walson,
cushman as is s35 Costa Mesa Between
After 9am please. s97 SantaAna and Orange
Victoria Costa Mesa Aves. 23rd and Santa 642.6135 ' Is abel St. Costa Mesa
BIKES $20-~ Clothes Pl NG PO!IO'G table
50c·SlO. Van seat SIO. good condition 120.
Van ti res S7 each _s_43_·_85_13 _____ _
USEO Tappan drop ln BIKE men 's name
eleclrte ranae. oven brands 10-speed and
lll hardwood cabinet 3·apeed. Looks. Mde
150 Used Tappan like new. $49. '48-8066
microwave oven In
hardwood cabinet YEJ,.LOW and white
S50 648-6216 dlQette set with (our ___ ..:...:...;_;_ ____ I ch airs $30. Garage
LARGE sofa 115. refrigerator works
Round dinette table g r e a t S 3 5 . Ne w
with two chairs ~-~; Vlvatar tripod Sl2.50.
Larae det1k SlO. ;wQ Rua remnanta assort·
Coolldge, Costa Mesa. ed slies and colors.
Front unit. 557·21S3 New SlO-~. Padding
ll.2S per yard. Dog PICTURES. mirrors house SlS. Girls S g.
SlO·SSO. Mink stole ray bike uo S k i
$25. Umbrella stand boots siie 7 SS
S20. Umbrella SlO. 549·4918. 1633 orca
Glassware Sl·S20. Dr .CostaMesa. Toys 10c-S2 . Doll
cradles SS. 312 Santa DISH shelves $10 Old
Ana Ave, Newport 1937 Robert Wood pie·
Heights. Saturday lure SLS. Two basket-
only ball basket S3.50 each.
STUDENT desk w1'th Quilt, double size $10. Dutne bag SS. Match chair $25. Gas loas box carry case SJ
S30. Table lamp SlO. Measure scooper St
2009 Lemos Drive. Car vacuum cleaner
Costa Mesa. 549·3768 SS. Electric knife SS.
SANTA Claus. srt out· Brown, Beige and
do 0 r , w 0 0 d ss. white rug Sl Ironing
Realistic Patrolman boa rd S 3 . Ne w
radio SlS. Large ol· T h anksgivlni pot
toman $10. Beautiful holders Sl.25 each.
ocean picture, large Double bed S35. Satur-
SlS. G.E. clock radio day onl~· IO·J. 2170 Ma·
SlO. 8 day wind up pie, Costa Mesa.
wallclock,7jewel$SO. O IL paintings by
Harbor and Baker. S hirley , fl o ral s
Costa Mesa. 549·89S7 S4 ·S50. Scenes SlS·SSO.
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1021 H. Coa• Hwy
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'78'15 Buch Blvd
GREEN velvet rocker TWO General Elec•-'c STER £0 I " .,, cot1 so e, PORT"BLE wushing LIKE new Uttle girls BICYCLE pan), t1h\ ~!~d ~;:: f~ld~,~~ ~~~:~~ne~r.J~~~~-beautlfuJ cabinet '50 machine S2S. Record dresses slzet l·~ 52.14 ond us«! Torrtnaton
$10. Camping tent 790.0229 968·3566 player $20. l<itchen Jackels and aweatert handll' h:ir• SIO·SSO
lOftxlott $45. Records CHRISTMAS wreaths utensils 2!Sc·SS Xmas S2·14. Infant wear to s Torr lnl(ton ONial!-
150.45 ·1 aood cond HARDLY u.aed couch, $30·145. Padded pie-decorations Sl·SI O. years. Play l'lothes StO·Sl5 Nl'w ond usrd
I t I 0 n 25 c e 8 ch . makes Into double ture frames SS·SlO. Hand made Afghan Sl·S4 Boys and girls saddll'S $10 $50 Nt!'>'
Panasonic tape deck bed 125. 760-0229 Christmas ornaments S 5 0 . MI r r or S 2. s h o rt s ' s h i rt s Departure. Bt•ndl ' '
With I II It $1.*.,, Saturday and Jew e Ir Y JO c · S 2. Sl.50·12.00. Robes size Mor row $15·$50. Ft•n
nose mer. LARGEnumberorold -Ya da Sl Sl2 2 ,.., d F d R ti rllt .. ," T Sunday. 22471 S1'lver r ge • ·4 • .., an $4. ew er!>. oa m a~ter er _.,, ape re· bottl ... 51.u . 7""0229 °ous"' door SlO Sew I 8 d 10 d S h .. $ corder, hand held. ""' .. ""' Spur Rd .. El Toro . n " . . s ze an resses c ""inn "I ~ till w I th man Y a c . Crosstreets El Toro Ing mach.lnes S25-S50. S3.14.~. Shoes galore Person's µ4.'d;il~ ~3!:
cessories $20. Timex FIVE rooms of beige and Serrano. 436 62:nd St .. ~ewport S2·14 to sites 6 years pai r llorn'f. unrl
Led watch SS. Led carpets. $50 each Shores.Saturday and Gi rls gowns 2 12 ligh t s ~1 5 -~~ll
ca l culator with Two years o ld SOLID wood planters _s_u_n_d_a""y ______ 1 years.12·S4.Saturday l"r11ml'i..SCh\\1nn lh ,
adapter SS. Two am 642-402.S S9·SlS. ~·2746 ~EW 1 H d all day and Monday Straight liar'< H"·"' ---------· arge ea ten· till noon. 200 Kings master straii:hl IJ.ir
radios S2 and S3. VW PARTS. '64 right 72 VEGA Wagon parts nis racquet SS. Good Place h I C I I S I 11 Royce 23 channel door Sl9. Rear render tennis balls lO c .cu on y. 0 um iia. • 1" '
C B/ PA S3S. JSMM S6. Rear seats $6 Gas ~~j~ t~7:,;h:;J ;~s~ SS9·5064 MOUSTACHE c ups S3S·S50 r,it> 4:m
Flash unit SS. 28MM· tanks S9. Case $18. pension parts ll·'50. S3·Sl0. Shaving mugs RA DIAi. anr1 rl'~uh1
SOMM Lens case S3 Heads SlS Starter6V 548·7364 VA CUUM cleane r. andbrushS10 andSl5. goo<l ust.'<1111• .111 1
4xS film holders 2 for SlS. Generator 6V StS. canister, like new S2S Four drawer wooden on b.dalll'l't1 \1 hl'l l
S4 . Science fiction Ca rburator Sl9 NEWHooverelectric cash.646-tl9S des k S3S. Six cent T"o llR7ll'l:J:l r:ult.I•
books soc· S1 .so . Crank SlS Engine broom used four or AX F. R stamp machines, can S3S pair Volk:>'>' up
Heavy duty Hamilton partsS2.Speedometer five time s S20 . · "1 ecord be convened SJS tires 5 60'<15. r.11ox 1., Beach .blender $20. SlO. Pedal assembly 631·4638 changer and 8 track Nine drawer chest of 16Sl.llx 1s s2 .• ri:t • W en -GI player 139. Omamen· a e iron ~. ass SlS. Tail pipe. new tat lamp SS. Records drawers S2S Wicker T "' '' 111 •• l t II 1 r 11
top coffee table SSO. St.SO Distributor S9. SOLID wood planters 2Sc each. Glassware baby bassinette $20 5f.O 1C15 on olrl"' \ \\'
Three small travel Sheet metal S2. Trans S9·SlS. SM-2746 SOc ·$2. Tennis balls Five light chandelier rim!>, lik1 1a 1\ s:i
cases SS·SlO. Two gearsl4.0llcoolerS9. lOceach.Large botlle with prisms S4 S. pair w1ll1 111,i. 0 1
g a 11 on garden Late bug heads S20. ELECTRIC motor 1 ~ $2. Precision 5 inch Rings, chains, watch DR:1.11 Iii. n•·\\ . I
sprayer $7.50. Kirby MirrorsS9.0ilpump. HP 1000 RPM $1S scope SIS. Round Sl·SJS. Stemware. Sev1•1.il 1"7ts• l p
vacuum cleaner with new $12. Clutch disc, cash. 646-119S rluorescent lamp SJ. Cocktail, Wine, Bran· C: 7Hx J:i 1 ;;x, 1r1 ~' 1
all attachments and new $12. Gasket sets L 1. h dy and wooden spoon pair l'wo llili'!l I ~. rug shampooer, all $8 new Horn $9, GOLD velvet recliner arge ig ter $3. Box-holders SS. Bone china and s1;; •'.Jl h 1111c .,,,
for SSO . Adding Bumper bracket S6. cha ir SJS Brown es SOc-Sl.SO Two cups and saucers SJ. S R -c 15 q ·, "'''
machine $30. Office Snow cha1·ns S9. Vis· Herculon recliner $30. speaker boxes S4 Old ii I f k (' 7 0 I , l F u I I s i z e o a k Telephone amplifier 5 ver P ate, or s 1 '< 5 " :, IJ 11
ch air S35 . Bissell ors S2. Hub caps $4. b d d SJ. Chandelier's SS and spoons Sl·S3 LR70J\I :) $:.'to (1111
sweeper S2 . West Barrel and piston, de stea with sliding and S7 Two 1.n Small and large glass L78xl5 s211 tlr
Bend automatic corn I 6 o o n e w s so . oor and two night lercoms S6 2130 Doc hens on nest SS·SlO. .J R71lx 15 'tu .•,ill\ .i
popperSS Twelvecut S quareback s eat. s ta1nds 1S40 bGold tors Circle Apt D. Porcelain thimbles St A78x1:1 s 1!1 p:.1 11 .
glass water goblets drivers bl 8 ck s20 ve vet s ant oa rd Costa ~lesa. orr Vic each Turner wind up L 6 0 x 15 1.1;11 \ l ,
S 1. 2 5 e ach. Ten t. e n s e s s 2 SI 0 Three w a Y tori a St 642.7589 clo1·k. works icood S45 fl)llx 11 "13 1 ·" h 'l •
archery arrows . SS. Squareback back hd cerami{' table lamp Cast iron touring car 15 lfl('h 1:1 n" 111'
Xmas tree decorated S19. Bumpers S6 SIS Steel weather TELEVISJQ:o-;·s porta· SJS Several pictures Torun.ul .. :1r • t •
$5. Set of china dis-Back seat S9. Bug proof tool trunk l2in-ble b l ack , white and paintings Sl·SS4l eat·h l'l'tl 1'1>1"""
hes , service for 8 $50. bumper S4. 12\.' bat· x 1 J 1 n x 3 7 i n S 1 O Zenith. plays perfect Cast iron carriage tleu11 1. dl.1" • '•
MINOLTA 440E pocket Seascapes S2S·SSO
camera with built in Some framed, some
flash . new S3S unframed, all good
Toastmaster oven. oils 1998 Rosemary
very clean $20. Pl. Costa Mesa. cor-
646·4225 before noon. ner or E. 20th. 646-2360 Large silk sc reen tery SLS.Rubbermats Mighty chef ham· i 4in lo 23in $25.535 with driver and :i4R :'IR ll!ti•t1 \h·'
CLARlON Am/fm car painting S2S. Camp $2. Glass 14. Window burger cooker ne" Bike exerciser. no horses S35. Toy cast - -
AREA rugs $1.SO·SS radioS20.8-tracktape stove $10. Hand tools rubber S2. '66 Bug SIO Twent\' Homes "'heels $12 Canister Ir o n f ire e ngine .
Polaroid Big Swinger player SlO Motorola S2·S3. Two truck tire s e a t S 1 9 a n d G a r d e n vacuum complete S20 truc k . wrecker. )I'\ l'l E l o • · , • .,
camera SlO Carpet black and white TV. c hains fit 1Sin·l6in Transmission core magazines 20c each After 10am646·152S vases, statues , old Sl5 \l.rl '.ii I•
and Llneoleum rem· beautiful s4s. 20 wheel SJS . West-less swing arms Sl9 CI 0 ck rad 1 o . dis hes Sl ·SIO Ice ~eat $15 1 ,1 \ 1 l
nams Sl·SS. CB and 1ngho u se large Capri right door $9 automatic. music PAl:-O:TLatex Jgallon. wagon t rain with ~-1 _ro_n_1 s:~11 ·'·
radio parts lOc·SlO. gallon show fish tank roaster S25. Nice lazy Front strut $9. Hubs a I arm and snooze hght gra~ S8 cash c aboose S3S each
CB antenna $20. Elec loaded S40. Antique s usan 14.50. Antique S2 Tail lites S2 Jack alarm SlO 229S·A 646-1195 Cast iron miniature mahogany coffee ta· f Paclfi A ---------tric footballgame$20 ble ... c. l"snoed bi'ke per umesetwithmir-S4 Subaru exhust c ve scales with weights
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SS . Toaster $7 . baskets s2 each. An· new $4 . Electric tires SubaruS2.Aud1 cash. Sc·SS 642·7508 bottle S2S Carbt e
Decorator clock SlS. tique mirror. horizon· ~cissors $4. Wrought SJ. Datsun 510 $4 , ---------KJ.;.iG size mattress miners d light $10
Shadow box 39inLx21· tal for over mantle iron candelabra $4. Capri $4. Bug SS. 50 CARPET 9xl2fl green set. good condition Three piece pewter 1 ;lnH. $10. Wine rack S3S. 1!46-0850 Borg bath scales S2. new rln~s. Turquoise. bound with pad S2S s J 5 King s 1 z e and silver cream anti
S7. Assorted curtains Six enam el ware Simulated j ade SS Porta Pott y us ~editerranean style sugar bowls S35. Milk
and drapes 50c-SS. TWO slidin g glass plates Sl each. Um· each or ISO for all. 67S·1683 headboard S25 Satur· and coke crates old S3
Luggage pieces S2·SS. doors 6ft 125. art S3S. brella. like new, easy 96l·H West 17th. Costa --------day only 9.5 J206 each. Cast iron Uncle
Kitchen ute n si ls Green double size openS4.Wrought iron Mesa.lnrearofPark NEWClaarolfootfixer Dakota.Costa~lesa . SambankSSO. Music
2Sc-S2. Stainless steel comforter and pillow planter stands SS . 631·2697 $24 Hand carpet box Jewelry table, set ors $25. 22 volume· s hams S7 Ceramic Sofa pillows Sl. Gum ---------s weeper S7 Food A='llMAL cage Jftx5· beautiful $50. Choe.
set Encyclopedia Sl5. floor tiles 2sc each. ball machine $10. C H R l S T M A S chopper SlS Bean ftx6•2fl on casters and tea pots S7.50 and
17 volume set Junior Large bag of toys ss. Sleeping bag SS. Book handmade ornaments baa chair $4. Curling S 4 7 so . Anti q u e SlO. After 9am please
Ency clopedia 110 64S·S7S2 ends 13. Brand new SJ .SO . Natural Iron SS. Almost new Hoover vacuum Saturday andSunday
Aquarium a c . drapes, green, two wreaths SlS. Corn GE Bonnet hairdryer cleaner S10. Animal 642-6135. 597 Victoria,
cessories 25c·Sl. Boys ANTIQt;E Xylophone pai r 72inx9Sin SS . husk .dolls $1. Snoopy Sl O. To• st e r S7 . travel case $7.50. New Costa Mesa. clothes 25c·S2 Large SSO. Black and white each Electric hand music boxu SlO. Ladles leather shoes Rival crackpot $12.1---------
restaurant pans s2 TV good condition S50. mlxu S3.SO Man's S~ocklna 1turrera 8"11 , 7 S4·S6. 12 cup su nb eam c 0 f . FOU R rattan wicker
d SS E Wlls Motorcycle carrier new Buxton wallet ss. SOC·SS. Saturday and Mr. Coffee S20 Doors reemaster, new SIS. s wivel bar s t ools ~~twee~Sa~ta A°nna 110 T rumpet S3S. Many Avon bottles Sunday 9am-4pm SS and ss Aqua Hamilton B each :\fint condition ISO
and Orange Avenues. Electric lunch box SOc·SS. Ha~ging lam p ~2 BaJralr, Hunt· bridesmaid dress SS. rotisserietbroiler $25. each. 646-9267
1 block south Santa S2S. Call Saturday S7 Wallsconcesl3.50 1ngton Beach . Drill press ~.in S20 Brasstwinheadboard DELUXE Nu-To ne
Isabel, Costa Mesa. night or all day Sun· pair. New stHed Brookhurst, Atlanta Older model Heathkit S25 Luggage S5 G [ kitchen range hood,
SaturdayandSunday . day or during week. ani mala 7Sc·S2.SO . off Queen's Park tuner and ampliher clothing. large Sl·SS drawer t y p e SlO
642·1353 Gam es 2Sc. S2. so. 968·907S S4 each 551-2041 lta lian figurines S2 548-5360
DANISH modem set Games 25c·l2. Poker ---------• eah Portable electnc tee SlO. Three Lyre HAWAllA~ gold . 24 chips with rack S2. JEWELRY St Boxes PORSCHE car co"er heaterSS 8ooks2S·SS
back o R. chairs ss Karat s and dollars. Trivets St. Electric 2Sc Stamps soc S2S Electnc enamel· Baskets Sl·S3 ~llrro
each 8 rt Br a 5 5 leaves and shells, new knife S2. Set of 5 wine Saturday and Sunday Ing kiln SIS Wooden electnc broiler S7.50
drapery rod ss Can S12. Surfboard 120. glasses S2 Pair of oil 10·4. 2407 Buckeye. chest 42xt7 Sl2 ~ew p 1 c t u r e r ram e s
be made shorter. l7fl WetsuJts SIO Stereo vinegar cruets $2.SO. Eastblulf. JSmm sound film soc-S15 . Black and
white drapery rod $7, speakers SlS each. Antique Marx train. strip \i ewer S2S Tur· whale l2in TV screen
Clay flower pots 2Sc Port ab I e Am I ( m engine and 5 cars SJO. p 0 0 L tab I e S 4 8 quolse full bedspread S2S. Decorative \'ases
each. Bar stool with radio SlO. Capri rims Assorted trains . Magnus organ 512 SS Pressure cooker $l·S5 . Lamps and
back $4. Paper backs SlO 548·2149 tracks and kits. all Office chair s3s. S2.SO. Uphols tered shades Sl·SlS Toro
:'\EW toilets still in box
SlS each Two white,
one yellow ~ew bath
tub metal white S3S
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enclosure. new Sl:!
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machine $25 Hedge
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STEEL om ce desk S50. Coleman lantern S4. S·speed looks. rides $10 Toys Sc·S3. Dis· T le . S S CJ 0 6 4 Green dust ruffle Linens SOc-$10 King
Steel truck tool box 914 Joann St., Costa like new. Costs ne\4 hes Sc· SS. Pots and MY e rw a Y' 0 st a queen size S2. Black size patchwork quilt
Record player and SC HWINN Stingray ,
speaker S2S . Ap· boys red, excellent
p 11 a nces I 1·S 10 . condition SSO. 540·184S
Lamps Sl·SS. Chest
drawers SLS·S3S. Toys
25c-SS. Pool tables
and accessories
$25·$50. Twin beds
S20·S40. Drums SS·SJS.
Wood SC·SS. Desk $50
Art works SS·SJ5
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15·120. Double bed
canopy and head·
board $20. Art paper
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huge leather bean
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S2S. Trailer coupler Mesa. S183, nowSS0.548·8066 pans 2Sc·S4. Vases esa. and Decker electric red and blue S40 d j 25C·S2. Xmas decora SOLID wood planters lawn mowe r, needs Junior.Misses clothes
an ackt~S..raA~ SCOTCH disks for ap· CAR bed $8, Four tions2Sc-$2.Girlsand S9 ·Sl5 d o llars motor r epai r SIS S1·$15 Saturday and r::b!~10. Two bub· f.3
1e0 ·S2SRS.m16odKuamtoerm~.!J g re en nougahy de women's clothes, all 9SS-2746 Ladles sportswear Sunday 9.00 1119
ble windows SlOeach . ;'5 1.9582 ... v chairs. kitchen $7 sizes. good condition S2·S7 64S·087S Dolphin Terrac e
van snack tray SlO each. Twin bed $22.50 and clean 2Sc -$S . DOLLS for Christmas VINYL recliner chair Coronadel J\lar
Van awi roof S35 985 CHILDREN'S skis and T w in bed 18. Um· Bo Y s and mens J6 Inch Raggedy Ann S3S. Extension pole W. 19th St., Costa boots $3. Hiking boots. brella Stroller SB c lothes all sizes . and Andy S20 each. 24 saw and pruner used HOT Point automatic
Mesa.&45-6945 ladies s ize 7i, Sl . Roclong chair $12 some like new 2Sc·S6. inch Raggedy Ann once. New 14S used defrost refr1gera1or
Sollddoor30inx80in K i ng headboard, Good heavy jacket andAndySl6.1S inch l2S Ten Bnags and works good SJS
FIESTA '78rearhatch S3. Twin headboards wood SIO Bab y slze medium$S.~ens Raggedy AnnandAn· Stratton uprigh t Feather dawn sleep.
S50. Rear seats S2S and bed frames 54 clothes tSC·Sl Four and womans shoes dy S8 24 inch ='lurse engines S.S·S2S ~1ar-ing bag in "eather Seamed-to-Slim Quilt of flO\.tlS.
Rear bumper $40 each Threepiecesec· dlnnette chairs $660 2Sc·S3 Antique poker and Dr SlS 24 Inch bletopbro"1lmixcof· proof compact carry ~
Rear aide glass SS 1 Ion al coach SlS Electric heater S7 chips SS for all Camp Football and baseball fee table 251 11nxS3in lli ~~~l~l4ght "eight B ~ J ~».-...~
each. Sleet radial lire Child's skis with boots King headboard SlO stools Sl each Satur· player SlS each 24 in· $20 Five Ca rol Ile 1 "·"·~~.-;;':'
on wheel 135 '73 S3 Ladies hiking Dresser !18. Dinette day and Sunday, 15th ch Tennis player. a1 rl transformers 120 AC BEDROO:\f furnit~re ~ ! s .r . ·rt\:l
Dataun B·210 doors boots size 7..., $1. Girls table S18 543·2987 or and 16th. B·Spm. 20121 and boy SlS each input. output 12v ss Dresser and mirror I · t' PJ'
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NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
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117U Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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Npty.$10,I00,91S.7111 HEADQUARTERS 6Jl·l276 1Jaa1, inst. & wiring. ~ICOUMTY! leather tnl. lOK ma, as· WestmJnster 636·40101 Riff. etc. Red w i red '71 CBJCA 1 ' $325/ofter. 5S2·1222. aume lse. 646·5822or 1 plush inl .. good drivlng.
..... t7l4 1910 1051 S speed, Wlback, 2',000 I I '811 VW Bug gd cond SALES. SERVICE 631-6460. SEE US FIRST• $2400 548.6646· 642-5200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l .. &DleMIJ miles, MUST GO !! '77VWDASHH bestoifer. ' ANDLEASING ,78 Seville, leather, AM-1 :r~vEeaWgood& sUelesc~oon ,.63CH.EV NOV.A Station
•• Ghia, new ena. • (658TWR) I Dynamitedelueeunrooll 557-7198. FM t / "" peiat,bestolfer. tBIMOW!!! $4199 hatchback. Automatic.I NARER~ · 5 e reo w tape,: Oievrolet.s! 1 Wagon. 5 Good tires
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ditloat.oo! (12003) · 5 1peett air tape and '77 Cellca GT Lift back mlJes. (571VRV) JIM MAllMO i'14 camaro auto trans, • see. <5900SK> : S'lOOO Call Tom
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_ mac, best offer. Aller am/f:,c ~adio~ H::t~r'. ::fon. 4 apeed, radio Haabeenrolled ' · 1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. ~ ~6'~~ 5pm ... 7m . air, auto trans .. Shade bea~~;:uo> 751-0689,548·5824 i . ,,, /
HONDA 'T1 ~ Pcncbe '3,000 mi louvers. low mal eage. JIMMARIMO "19 Coovert. River blue I A 's /'
II Auto Center Dr. Xln t Cond. 30 mpg. MUl76. VOUCSWA•IH metl. Super stereo & j
. lntne 830-7600 Brlleover-'8000~ '73 Corolla !iepd. Stereo, 187U Beach Blvd. I cass. Xlnt $7950. 831-5183 ~
'74 Muda. Good coodi-'17 9US, Ileana metallic, 811Kmiles. $2000/0BO. HUNTINGTON BEACH j'70 VW. Sqbck. Im mac I
tian. One owner. $1800. aunrool, lthr, air, cass. "2·5414 14~ZOOO caod. New paint, tires, I
QaU541.3555 $15,!JOO. ~2375, 675-1638 ,79 MAZDA 7 l llAlllT cwstom striping, auto,
'IO RX7, ailver w/blk int, 'E912, new motor, lo mi, 12,000 actual miles on .......... runs great. Must see. I needl iDt --FIRM -$1700. 631·6266 I a-than 1100 ntt, $8500. '_.., . thil lovely GLC. Air con· Immaculate loaded with -1
m.onM , Me-3702 ditioatoo!.(l.2I003) a1n1. <•YCS> 72 Bue. rblt, perfect pain·
ltXT-05. Mint. Sliver "JHUSa/c, htd, konis, al· ..... ~~MO $6lt9 l /int, AM /FM cass. ·
blue, 5 apd, air, sunroof. toys, aipatW'e edition @1.-.. L 11~ SUSO. Lag661·3982. !
. --..... , ..... , ma .. e of. .uno. otrerm-OMI VOUSWAQ.IH r~ R '73 VW B d d J -"--r -.. 11111 Beacb Blvd. VOLICSWAG(N. INC ua, g con ' tape
hr. srs-mz aft 7 pm. "12 Pancbe 914 Convert!-HUNTINGTON BEACH 534-'100 deck, S2:500.
Mw •••.... f740 ble wl2 topl •cover. Im· 14~2000 13731 Harbor M>9796·
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9JIM •II a.ooo ml •IO· 1 owner. "10 Corona lft n. auto, cauette, great cond. · MID Mallie offer. 6.U-8077 a /c, $1750. E . Olson, '7I VW DASHH Must sell S2200/bst orr. ~ dleael Mdan. only ewe. IQ.Gt$ dya. 83.MSZl, 75l-ao&. Dy n am It e 4 d oor 1-857-·_2'33_ev_es _____ 1 e..• ...u., au t.uk, "JI PurtuE, loaded, Call c.elica Liftback. Coco hatchback sedan, 4 '79 VW Dsl Rabbit, sunrf,
aatomatlc, loaded ! -.....1. ext 219 days, or brown. aunrf, A/C, xtru, apeed, air, atereo, fac· dual tanlts. tape deck.
(074111) IGGJ.Jeves. Immac:. tlSllS. 496-5102 t.ary IUDl'OOI. Only 29,000 54S-285S S7"1 miles oo tbla beauty. 1---------1 .-..MAllMO '78tuSCTarra. SU.oooor '78ToyotaCelica ST Spoi:t (191XJV) 'T1 Scirocco: One Owner.
--'W ... belt olfer. (714)497-2171 Coupe Sapd. 30,000ma. S4tf5 Loaded.$4600 .
.. _. A or8'7-2531. ·New tires, mar whttls. JIM MAllMO 67S.3590
11'7UBeaebBlvd. clean.5311-1144. v-wsw·• .... HUHl'IMGTON BEACH '57 Por'tlCIM .. _ ~ _..
14J.JNO $4,000 '78 Cetica GT, S spd, air, 18711 Beach Blvd.
'68 Bug, xlnt mech cond,
needs int work /paint,
ll.500/best offer. 968-6122. =iiimmmmmmm;;l_ __ ~t~l~7~.a~l~7~0~. __ J tape declr, aunvlsor, HUNTINGTON BEACH • $l'IOO. 63M581, 492-0203 14Z..ZOOO '75 Bug convt. Yellow,
black top, new paint. new
top , mint cond. Lo
mileage, P .P . O ri g
owner. Days : 546·6654,
eves & wkends: 752·6360.
74M.I. 'tn 912. ~eblt. englne. ........ 9767 'IOYWl.AlllTCOMV ~·~. low ~c:1°~i~o~of· ....................... S 1peed, air, a m -fr:i
.,ne.. (llYDm) ~. . D. IRAND MEW ~~007~~ .-.sa.aeOMS wons '72 tuT. bit on blk, .oK TRIUMPH
JnllA.llBOR BLVD. ml, factory air, alloy1, SPITFIRES
COITAMESA MINT . Muat aee .
611-1276 {ZlS)tM-1.115. FROM ONLY •-••••---in tu. oew engine, 1rt
7' IDIZ, llO Sedan, IUD· mps, appear. group, air, root, A.IC, AM /P'll, runa very clean, $4800 or best 9DQd. eeeda tires,~ otrer.a.»a.
or but offer. PP .115BBC,1Uverw/blkint, TM-m-sun. ll1S map, S5500 OBO.
•n Mercedee 2400. 11-m _ _.. __ . ______ 1
....-. SIJ.000. MlltSell! '17 Porsche, Al·
aa.591 lays, air, new Webbera
cyUnden. ellhau1t. •
._IOI DIS, mu.at aell. Sl,000/0BO. (213 >
.. -best. 419-5213, tr7-1115. --aft.5. 1---------1
'S>Dieeel Rabbit, dlx mdl,
loaded w/xtraa. Only '68 VW Bus AM /FM
4100mi. '7500. 837-6863 Cassette Stereo. Reb.
'79 VW Van · 7 pass. Dark
brwn/tan, 13,000 mi. Gd
cond. _.,, 494-9456 or
eves "'1-3518
'73 VW Bug, xlnt cond.
$3.000.
Transmission Good
Cood.$18S0.962-~
1972 VW, sunroof. new
eog, AM /FM s te reo.
body in good shape. Need
little work. $1850 firm.
67~
'&'5 VW Sedan, rwu aood , '68 VW Van, good cond ..
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179 E ..... St c M nuclulch, ster~. nu tires
• • &GUI ' • • S!000 /080. 979-6150 5'1-1411.
'IO Rabbit Diesel L '74 Super BUG
Alleolutely loaded 9,200 mi. Tan
.. 494-2656 ___ &U_-6_l_S8 __ _
76roac:Hltl IS ,..,... 8181. •7o. both L&4. Edliloo, Am/Fm. s '71 411 Wa1on. Orif Yoho 9772
&ope,._ ~~~e/B/ Ill ~~t .' speed. new brakes ~P· <ON SOME MODELS> owner. Compl sva red. •••••••••••••••••••••••
81Dmu, ·--· • c. CnuH, sraded en11ne. ii UST AD can 1ubject to prior II.Int cond. $2750. 837 -2181 =:~J b, $l9.500 PP SELL-make offer . sale. AD prices pl111 tax,1_att_6_. ------VOLVO ---------1 ....-Zev•. lca11e I& doc. fee. Ad·
118 "11 '50 SEL Loadedt •-.._.------9-7_5_5_1 WltiMd price doe. not ®
' Tm/Brown lo ml I Buyer ......... •••••••••••••• IDdude dealer wt.al led ------
-. IMMMlll '71 ... AULT -" ~ ••-.re.• 4-dr. all op· 'Le carr. 4 1peed, radio :, u... w..s .... 95IOO ...s bM&s. Lovely con· Trade 1"n or belt ofter, rinan. dlUon. <~> _I:'-!,,. , ~ Mk for Maril or .av•I • ._.....,..._ b t ............ 7a.-70M. .-.MA11MO mse.rborB)vd. your eas C08TAMESA f
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OVERS~ DELIVERY
EXPERTS
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1186 Harbor Blvd .
COSTA MESA
646-tJOl 540.t4'7 .,. ~ uno clMHl v~A... 979 2500 or a • fllllj/,,a71Det 1.-root• ll711 •aell Blvd. • .......... ~ 40 HUNTINOTONBEAcu 1--7-1-TltuMPH----1 Rabbit. oaAMe1couMTY
lllW u.k, low mi. lk MJ.I... D1aamlle 1pltflre VOLVO -·Jodie~ SI0,500, ..,.. 9716 Nedlter. Great condi· EXa.USIVELYVOLVO
• ni..e. "" ....... PP, ........ ••••••••••••••• daa. <WJJ:• ...... Jl.,..f i.:=olvo Dealer ...., .,.. • ..... #1 DOLER IN U.S..... I 'voutwAOtM.INC BUYort~°.:~'
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'11 KG ~t_·•~ =~ IQ.I... "11 VW INf, new Urea, ~ :=: ... :Jr aft•; aouoSUNOAn · 'fJaa.tlkTalA IRS, xl.nt auno, rebuilt en1Jne. 10120 Gard•n Grove
• P d rh• train, new ........ .,;,...!::: ,,...1"1
... t744 9760 ..-•tor, Ure1, wlra "71.,_ a.et&e, rblt ea1, i--------
........... ••••••••••• •-••••••••••••••••••• wllaeel1, muat 1ell t millllr.radlala,auto,yel •avol.olUIUoawp,lllnl . .,,... If!'~ ~~.:cr:.~ATl:l w,11111bl&r.Slll0.•I.wl ~~I -" andt de• ........ •teno low ,_. •VW a.u ruaa1reat .,.._a., e -.eso f r m . ...... ,,.._ cmditloa. .. •• , '70'1W: Loob ud rull91 .... · • . _-...... -;..;.....;.... ___ _
~--~ ........ •-·Aft. CW..$4.S-t1t0 Volw"ll 141 Wa1on, fuel
. . -..c1IOMt I. ·aVWlaDdialCmpr IQI. Air, auto, Am/Fm, •IMIWtNowd •eft&ATarp top, toOd 9IOO lwc. lllOO. 1 owner. YI/I VOUIWAGIH. INC llACH MOITS oamd. .... .... _ ... __.;;..,_,_,;....._' ----
DM1• ~ ........ CH tom& .,, .... , ... --~,-palD· WJIVOLV0114S t3721...,..,. ,...wrvaa ..,., -•.-n --XIII& coad, auto trans, GwdlftQNwe• na.tM0 ·•n:: .. ~ ooell, .. It l/lll, .,_ tood, '1900. AM/I'll lttrto, ltbr ---------~..... t761 ~ ..,.., .-. •urt Hall, pwr wladow1. ·~a. le •l, aew n11111"e............. 11 VW ........ peUll, -. (TM>•-
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BIS WEEK'S SPE~IALS
YOUR CHOICE •••
Jt;ST A FE\\. EXAMPLES:
'•BUICK REGAL
~1,i~~ '8444 NOW ONLY
'77 BUICK ELECTRA PARK AVIE.
~~~~'3999 NOW ONLY
'•CHEVROLET MONZA
(442ZEO) '5888 WASM295
NOW ONLY
979 OLDS CUTLASS DIESEL
~~:~'7444 NOWONL"
•79 CHEVROLET CORVE'M'E
~3:~~·,..10 991!!
NOWONL" ' ..
979 LINCOLN VERSAILLg
(450WHC) '8444 WASlllN ---
NOWONL"
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~J::~ .. '4999 N8WOM."
~· -8GE ASPEN
(893WH) '3995 WA814•1
NOWMI."
••• 119'1'1111 WEBKSN81
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'84 COR\'ETTf; STINGRAY
!BBN438l '6999 WAS 98995
NOW ONLY
•79 SUBARU BRAT
~a,:~oa~ '1!!444 ~ow oM.Y ._.
•7a PORSCHE 924
~8,i~~ '8888 . ~ow ONI."
'78 CIELICA LIFTBACK
~6!~~ '4999 ~OWONL''
'77 DATSUN &le
~8~~~'4444 NOWONL"
'•TRIUMPH TRB
(1APD225) 11 500 WAS Sl2.IM
NOW ONL" '
'79 IAGUAR X.leL
~i:'~~~l3 999
NOWONL" '
'79 BUICK RIVIERA
~s:: .. 9A I!!. I!! I!! N••ML" -Yu-.-.-.
T•ll Fal., SAT.
AIUN.eNLW!
r aim& ••••· 11111& ..... MM elf«. new pocllea wlU• a alll& llll. lltOl/080 . .,_,All·nl tac' alee .. ---Owln.d......... . ..... ... -.it~' ~··==·~~~!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!'!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~!!!!!~~
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ttJJ ..._ tfH ,_.. tt40 '77LTDWA.OM '6$ Mustang, V·8, lluto. ,'71 Unc. townc~r. OK, '7IMUSTA• it C.-Delta •· cttm 71fl.YM0Unt
••••••••••• ;.~;,;••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••"•' V-I automatic wer oda paint & minor mec:h Wlenew, $$,795. 4 cyliadllr, power ateer· cruiser 4 ·dr wa1on, YAUAMr
1' .. To•. w la al• '7tlOlelOMMI • ?INSTA ateerhll. air, A~FM f765 alJo '65 Mustao1 I 84&-2912 J m,. air cood .• must aee All/Fil radio . air, • c1...._,., Hto•nalle, a.a All,..., .\ M tom• t I e, 1 Ir . Red lo color Mu&t 1ee. tape, rack, cruhe, 9 8Cyl, stick, bad trau, as Mlrcwy 9,10 <SllYZI> cna.. control, pwr door power atHri••· •Ir,
.... \C ... Cmxl(D> , 1801\JMLj paueftler only 3S,584 Is S47S. Call Ru ss ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1ME Lodal,bw''1ar1Jarm, V-1 All/Plltape,oelyB,lfl
---Vetle'a 1\ S4ttt I ¥' _p,ns mn.. (475ftiRl hm·642-6153 or wrk ORANOECOUNTY'S Ail 5.1 eG1. 12K ml, f7tl0, GllJel. (-ER> •
·-· ••••u·ial•t•. •.-.:. ~"'""'' ll1.t1lSeel ~'J.1900 FINEST s....tFwd ~m-saz. "475 • ._ .. , Ad ~ T~ " '°"4 5-etflord l.illcolR 9945 UNCOLN-llERCURY S440GardeoGroveBJvd. 7JOLDSCUTUSS <Ill •lill'l..i...,_ UN<.."OLN ~U:RCJIRY l *>Carden Grove Blvd I 5440C~rden Grove Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEALERSHJP Westnainaler 638-4010 Rural a bifl, coupe, 5-et .....
1a Ill& II epllOftl 1m!:.~u&.oC,;enl•mTooo • We&tm.lnaler 636_:40~1 WeslminSter 836-<IOLO ' '71 MAIUlll '65 Muatana 289. Ori1. C862WP'K ) SMOGardenGroveBlvd.
to. fleaual •14 , I•• LTD, 1 O*ner. SOM. , f\111 power, 71 ,000 miles. ~ ?IAtlJH owner. Automatic. $1995. $1799 W•mlnlter ....010 S aroHd· 1'114"> e c...,._r, 79,000org m1 air,ilntcond, $850/080., 71(Mt.AMADA SHARP!! 1840637) LINCOLN MERCURY Ph996-1493 ,...._ tt61
Atr, aood c:ond, d1y11 6'13-&1"18 4 door. automatic, air, 6-lB · C D ST 0 · ~-~ ""!Jt.t/J.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., lml,eve1•H 7866 ---power s teering and I ~-~ ""!J!,ett/.e'~ l Auto enter r .. '65 MU C NVERT· ~ooLN'-' ... ER.CURY '10-~•c --, brakes. 13S6TRC) ~ T~ ~-SD Fwy-Lake Forest exit IBLE 289 V8, auto. p/s, ..... , ,. n""",,. ttJJ '77DOD•I 77GRANADAS Sl499 LINCOLN-MERCUR Y xlntrebuiltandrestore<I, 18AutoCeoterDr. Trana·Am w/ooly 7000 AS,.. WAGON A1J 3Granadas sold with L6Auto CenLer Dr. IRVINE liSOOPP53S-S865 lrvl.ne 830-7000 mllea, dynamite orilinal
VI, automatic! p0wer l year 20.000 mile war 2q, ""!JA•d~ Irvine 830·7000 830.7000 cardoad ed w /xtru. ---'-ai .... •~s ranties . (863T M K, T~~ '65 Conve rtible ·289, 'i.>Toronado Diesel XSC, (sa.tu.D) •~fis~rh1~n y ""•'" 39'1SOA,880RKT> LINCOLN-MERCURY '77 LIMCOLM 77 Mer cur y Ma rquis. r ed /while lop, x lnl leather sunroof SM mi $76'1
M "RK v very .. very lo mi, 17M , by shape, $4250. 640-1664 ..... 500.'"''""·3964 ' ' JI._. ........ ,wio ~ 1--a. Only Fnm As LIW As ,_,,~seAu1.o center830or .. 1000 "" d c I _.., ~ v--11-sw" "•-. ~ u .. u. FUii power. must ~ee. ret pvt pr ly. ru se ~ 9955 -......... 9957 -"" ~ <866WVX control, climate control. irwwv $2195 f')495 '79 LTD > I di di It 1 1 k •••••••••• • ••• • •• • •• • • • ••••••••• ••••• •• ••• • • • • 11711 Beach Blvd. • ra o. g a c oc . p.s . '79 OLDS CUTLASS HUNTINGTON BEACH SunMtFord 4 door. V·8, automal1c, r ....... ~995 I disc brakes, radial tires. 'IOrlMTO 142-2000 s....tflord S440GardenGrove Blvd power sl 4'.e r1n g , air, 'S!'lsetFord S3845,645-4631 Dies el full po wer Aruoaboulorawagon,1 ______ --:---
• air cood .. must =l=:r Grov~~~~O Westminster 636-4010 crea m In co Io r S440Gardeo Grove Blvd. ~stmg 9952 LOADED!! (222XUG > mtntsee. (667YOM l '77 T,._ Am
(411V1lH) <674WBQ> West.minster 636-4010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 57499 Y• c.....:..... Power steerio&, brakes,
... 9940 'i.> f1ESI'A 3.000m1 just I n..a.. t'Mll95 Rope a beautiful coll for ~-·· _,~ J-~ ....,Ill windows. Power door .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 llke new S m ust sell $4500 Ul_!llJ <"1'1 '79 ~tineotaJ Town Car your barn '65 Mustang. ~ T~~ ~MC locks. rear window de-s-et~ '64FordFalcon . or lake over paymenls l 5-iMtFord Whit.e w. wht leath antr vs, vinyl lop, hdlp, UNCOLN·MERCU RY ~H roaer. 16 MPG with 403
GardenGroveBlvd. $550 $1471mo call Martha 5440GardeoCroveBlvd. I 4500 ms. SlS,000 Call w pony ant See to ap· 16 AutoCenterDr . s..MtFord V8 . AM /FM 8 track.
t• 636·4010 644·8903. 556 4345 ~-3672or497-5454 Westmlnster 636 4010 760-0982 prec. 552·3364 lrvioe 830-7000 5440Carden Grove Blvd S5.'0>. SIL •
415 --------Westminster 63&-4010 -, M•w HOO Autos, Mew 9800 Alltos, New 9800,Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 A1do1, New 9800 A..tos, New 98001 •---------
••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••j'76 Pinto, auto, 4 cyl. '72 Pontiac Station W1n.
• 44,000 mi, new paint, al.I pwr, rwu rlne. Good
I mags, AM /FM cass. mileage . $600 080.
1980 C•LICA LIFTBACK
EXAMPLE: 5 spd., AM/FM 11ereo. rear wiper &
Muell Moret (Stk 1288) (Ser.61652) DEMO
ALL SALE AS LOW AS PAIC~D 56195 OTHERS SAlE PRICE ONW1NDOWS1
BRAND NEW 1980 CELICA SUNCHASER CONVERTIBLE
-~-i~ 3 TO CHOOSE FROMI EXAM·
PLE 5 spd • Si>e<:••I wl\eels and loaded With other special
equlpmenll (Stk 14 58 1
(Se< 377815)
RETAILS FOR $11,995.
~::-cEE 59395
BRAND MEW 1980 8 FT.& 10 FT. STAKE BEDS
ALL SALE PRICED!
IHCl. Dual ...,..., l -IOldsl (Slk 567) ( S. .oeas24) CHOOSE FROM 8
:::tE 56H5
IM:LUOINQ 12 NEW TOYOTA CA81CHASSIS
REAOY FOii YOUR Sl'ECIAL COHYERSION111
4 BRAND NEW 1980
20 FT. MINI HOMES
F..ity self·contalneel lnc!UllUIQ 'howtr loiltt t1ncioom
wheds afld a• the convtnlenctsl
(Stk.476) (Ser R114206S87)
SALE PIUCE
RETAILS FOR $14,999.
AS LOW AS 511,955
70 USED CAR INVENTORY INCLUDING
THESE SPECIAL BUY I 980's WHILE THEY LAST
1980 CORONA LUX EDIT. • cvt 11nback • 1' AC 11•reo P"'' str hit W!tetl l1ot otw I ~~YI.JV! $6969
1980 COROLLA 2 OR. 4 c lt' A T A~ lo<*.) 'Wl"'
tO OZOF I $5364
1980 COROLLA 4 OR. I tfv A fl P, f!1y C'I ,7 VUWI $5338
1980 COROLLA LIFTBACK ltA! A T AC Gttal Ouv I YllY) $5375
1980 TERCEL LIFTBACK • cyl < ~ ''"'° G•NI ~•"'O' I 73YllG I •4995
1980 COROLLA L If TBA CK ' cyt •IT AC G1u 1 buy $5467 clOll t mis. tills ont
1869YUW1
J980 TOY. 4x4 PICKUP ' cyt 4 500 •" ~tlfto & sptc131 pun1 Mtnl C011<11llOft t T71tt9f $8695
1980 CELICA CPE. ST 4 cyl Al T NAC Tiits 11 a
Wlftlll'I 129 uz I •6495
1980 CELICA LIFTBACK 4 cyt AIT a11, l ltreo •6495 Chee~ t~11 ant out 19~SYUW)
1980 CORONA LUX EDIT. 4 cyl • ,t IT, AC. 1111eo pw1 '6948 rn , 1111 Dud sllup 101tZOD)
1980 COROLtA 4 OR. 4 W_y./IT· AC Prttty car ft A) *5469
1980 COROLLA 2 DR. 4 cyl. A/I. AC Another
WlftMI f 7 48VUW I •5343
1980 CORONA LUX EDIT. 4 cyt. A/T. AC, Sltt,/WI 1t1. tllt """' (587Y I '8844
1980 COROLLA 2 OR. 4 cyl, AIT~C Grnt m•tuG• 1 1as 1 '5492
1980 COROLLA 4 DR. 4 ~ A/T AC Pretty cat (9 YVA)
$2400, 979-8169 494.9233
-------~ '73 Pinto, $500 or best or· '69 Gran Prix, Good I fer. Transportation, need lil·
• 644·5389 after 3pm. Ue work. SSOO 751·4542 I 1 '76 Pinto, auto trans. '77 Grand LeMans. Xlnl
cond. 30,000 ml. $3800
obo, 840-5490 art Spm . l $1650.
. 559·5149.
'77 PIMTO '79 Trans Am . Lo mi,
WAGOMS I loaded w/goodles. See it I All 4 sold with l year (1 t.obelieve il . Wkdys Aft 6,
· 2 0 . O 0 O w a r r a n t y . ;-848-·9_1_94 _____ _
1 I JOSS Y Z • 7 7 4 WC 1 · ;.77 Pont Lamans 3SOcu
1 SSSSPL, 308RYX> l cruise, air, auto. till. ex Fr• As Low As ! t.'Ond $3700. 675·9395. f')395 79 Grand Prix, 6 cyc:l, PS,
• PB, radio, air, immac,
s-Mt Ford platinum paint. red iDl.,
5440Garden Grove Bl vd : 17K mj, estate sale, SS2SO
' Westminster 636·4010 1 OBO. 540-07 10. , ___ _
'·77 Pmto Wagon Xlnt '1·77 ~ran Prix T·top, all
I cond, new radial tires. options, xlnt c:ond. $500
'33.IXXI nu, $2800, 493 2196 stereo system, orig .
I ev I o wner. Bes t o ffer . !-- ----I 6Jl·l266or548·6492 ·78 Pmto, auto, air, 4 cyl, 1'9L Aw-+1rd 9970 clean, $2800. • • .---..~ I 499.3931 '•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
:Ptymauth 9960 ·~~~i~t~~~s work .
........................ , 96J..6281
'79 HORIZON 1 --·---
' s speed, air, two tone.1'68 Thunderbird. 2d r, air,
1776VKS > JI>, pb, etc. $800.
$4999 644._01_00_. ---
' '74 T· Bird. -while , red
, "D-·~ ?Id~ leather seats, loaded . I ~ S22SO 499-3931.
I LINCOLN MERCURY --------...
16 Auto Center Dr .VecJO 997 4
: Irvine 830 7000 '••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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1·14 Vega GT Hatchback,
EST TE • LE clean. new paint /tires,
1 A SA 197 71$12509621918 1 Pl ymouth Volarc. tan., ---------
auto trans, air. good ;Sf.LL idle item~ wtlh a
oond 759-4173 wkdys for • Dail~ Pilot Classified ,\d
mro. I t>l2 5biH ----
1 Aufo1, Used IAutos,Uaed ...•••••....•.........• , ...••..............•..•
I I 'rR;sale .... Values .... 1
~I\ TRANSPORTATION CARS ~
1973 BUICK 1974 FORD I , Cfftturf 4 Or. ,Wo WtMJllll
1~201132) (#126920) I i ~ s 1997 s 1897
,,\ ':!.!.;:D 1~ .. ~~D II
:\ •'i797 ·1697
l:\1197~~v~MDE~~;~D I~
(359 PRJ) (433 NCA)
· ~ s2997 52597 I ~ ~
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'·1 ~ 1973 TOYOTA 1977 DODGE ~
"cit-. Cott WtMJllll I (1 1487T) (131 SPN)
52797 52897 II CARS UMDER '4000 ~
Ill 1 • 91a .:.~EvY 19!!,!wl ~
(760 TKC) (326 MYM)
53997 SHARP!
1
1 ~ 1979 DODGE 1978 TOYOTA ~
V111 C..... LH'MNlck ~
'1 lr-*d w;Mdl Loadtcl W/IJfo ,
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(#144433) (308 WXI)
53997 53997 l CARS UNDER '5000
~ 1979 FORD I 979 PLYMOUTH
I ~4997
:. ~ 1977 DATSUN 1979 OLDS ~ 11ow..-c........,_. ~ (#806958) (994 vtu> ~
::1 5
4697 54997 ~
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