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the blaae u nearly 100
flrefi,arten from various qen·
cies in Soutb"em CaJlfon:da atrus-
&led to keep flames in check.
With 1ubeldlnl winda Tuesday,
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Hostages' fate
Envoys carry
Iran message
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Algerian intermediaries met to-
day with State Department of.
ficlall to deliver a new messaee
from Iran on ita terms for free·
ing the 52 American bostaaes.
· A little more than 12 hours
after their arrival in Washington
from AJgi-ers. the three emissaries beaan day-long talkJ
Yanlt blast
in Newport
a 'mystery'
An electrical fire in the base-
ment of a Newport Beach bi&h·
rise office buildinl which pro-
duced a black blanket of smoke
Tuesday as employees evacuated
the Coast Highway structure re·
mains a mystery of torts to fire ln·
vestigaton. The fire was qwckly doused
by the sprinkler system in the
basement· oj the Tokal Bank
building, foJlowinl a loud ex·
plosion In an underground elec-
tric al vault adjacent to the.
building at 3333 W . Coast
Highway.
The explosion. triggered when
a workman accidentally rup-
tured a high-voltage cable with a
jackhammer, sent fist-sized con·
crete chunks flying through the
air.
The concrete missiles bit pass·
in&cars.butnoboclywaalnjured.
Fire i.DvesUcators believe the
ruptured electrical cable
somehow ignited a pocket of gu
setting off the small, but smoky
fire in the building's basement.
Employees in the building,
which includes the bank, a
restaurant and several smaller
firms, becan leavinc the build.ln8
when the electricity went out.
Two employees, authorities <See SMOKE, Pate A.%)
Prime rate
• • 1umps again
NEW YORK <AP) -
Several major bank.I to-
day bacreued th•lr prime
lendiDI rale by three·
quart.en of a ~rcentaee
point to 17'14 percent,
brinlbii their bulc busl··
ne1s loan rate• to the
hl8belt levels 1lnce earlY.
May.•
' '16e move WU initiated
by ChHe Manhattan
BanX, the bltlOn'• third·
lariat commercial bank.
Amon• banlt whlch
followed were Manufac-turers u.nover Trult Co.
and Chetn&caJ Bank, b«b
of New York, and F\nt NaUOIW BankolChlcap. TIM .._..... from the
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of1TP\9.f· ...
U:.'::'n1~ r .....-weeu. ne · ~ ~ Ii' 14 percent ........... --.
that could determine bow far
apart the countries are on
negotiating the release or the
captives. . They were greeted by Assis-
tant Secretary of State )J.arold
Saunders on arrival at the State
Departmnent and went into
talks with an American team led
by Deputy Secretary Warren
Christopher. who bacJ ftown to
Aleien 16 days ago with the U .S.
reapome to Iran's four cond!·
lions ft:r' ending the crbla.
Besides Cbrl.iopher and S.un· den, members of the U.S. team
were De~uty Trea1ury
Secretary Robert Carswell,
State Departm.ent le&al advtaer
Roberts Ow•n and Arnold
Raphel, an asshtant to
Secretary of State Edmund S.
Muskie. Muskie also scheduled a
luncheon with the Algerian en·
voys -Redba Malek, am·
bassador to the United States;
AbdeJbarim Gheraib, am·
baasador to Iran; and Moham-
mad Seghir Mostefai, chalrman
or the Central Bank of Algeria.
"We are certainly intereated
in getting the fullest possible
response from Iran," State
Department spokesman John
Trattner said Tuesday. •'I think
that's obvious." He said the Algerians prob-
ably will remain in Washlnaton
several days.
U.S. officials said the United
States Feceived an "informal"
(See HOSTAGES, Page A!)
· Five escape
from jail,
4 recaptured
Sheriff's deputies were atill
searching today for the Jut offtve
men who etcaped from Oranae
County Jail Monday night by
climbing through a fourth·ftoor
vent to the roof and then scamper-
inl' down a rope of knotted
bed1heets.
Sheriff's Lt. Andy Romero Hld
four of the nve escapees were re-
captured by officers Tuesday.
They offered no rest.stance.
Still at tar1e ls Keith Alan
Vance, 18, Of Stan~1 who bad been iD custi>dy at me jail on
cbar1e1otbur1lary.
Romero said Vance 11 not coo-
sldereclc1anaeroua.
Back ill jall are escapeea JobD
Farmer, 21, of Cotta Mesa;
Rutieti JaM Carranco, 20, of
Anaheim; WllUe Jacbon Jr., an
18-year:.old Bl Toro Manne, and
MauriceHulchins, 2', of T\altln.
Fanner. ln Uae jail on char1es
of irand th.rt Ud robbery, and
Carranco. ractn• cbar&H or
rraad theft Ud bur•lary, were
apprehended at about I a.m.
Tueid&J ill an Anabelm apart.
ment where one of Carranco'•
lriendi liVed.
••
evoi-e
Falling aah
keeps school
kids inside
Ash fell so beavily in Orange
County Tuesday from b(usb
fires in the Trabuco and
Rlvenide County fire areas that
elementary school teachers
were ordered to stay indoors at
most Newport-Mesa schools.
The diBtrictwide order went
out at ll:2l a.m. after the South
Coa1t Air Qqality Manaeement
District declated state one alert
or •'total suspended particulates
episode."
District officials also suuest·
ed that u.lividuaJ school prin·
cipals, includlo.g those at hieh
schools, restrict student
physical activities , a
spokeswoman said.
AD alr..quali ty official in Los
An1eles aald this momlna be an-
ticipates that a similar stage one
alert will be called today.
Ti'Uck collision
8hut8 down 1-5
FRESNO (AP) -Interstate 5
about 40 mlle1 west of here wu
cloted for 1everal boUn today
by a fatal collla~ Of _a tanker
truck careyia1 to:dc carbolic
aeld, aDdpaitedtruclt. Tbe mddeal1fted driver of the
mo¥i.DC tanker wu killed iD the
raultma fire, Both trucu bUnt
into names ~rid by ledlnl
diesel f\lel.
4dead
inhUge
inferno • •
SAN BERNARDINO CAP> -Swirling winds carried a dev-
astatina brush fire, which bad
already -destroyed 266 homes in
this city, into nel1bborlng Devore
today, where one more home and
two other buildings were
'destroyed.
Four people died in San
Bernardino's Panorama blaze,
which 11 the woratfire in the city's
history.
"Without a doubt, it is une-
quivocally the wont fire we've
ever bad," city fire s~kesman
Jhqmy Jft'f Hid. It wu a\IOthe mol\destndive
of nine blues that blackened
more t.bM •.OOO ·~ Ja ftve Soutbem Caliiornfa counties. In
all, nearly 400 homes h .. • been damated or de•troyed in tbie
fires... :
But -~ !SO-mph 1'tDda that fall.ffd tbe flames and freeainC overnllbt temperature• that
turned water from firebOMS Into
ice, evidenceofa 1ucce11fulnilbt
on the fire lines could be aeeo at
dawnlnthiscityof112,000.
Flames from the Panorama
fire jwnped Interstate 15E during
the nilbt and fire raced down the
hiUsidea aroWld the small rural
town of Devore, tt'here 500 people
were evacuated. But by mid-
(See WINDS, Page A%)
Sailor held
in assault
Seal Beach police have arrest-
ed a 19;-year-old sailor in connec·
lion with a break-in and knife at·
tack at a local home. Police said Mark Alan Tittle,
who is assigned to the USS
Decatur, hu been jailed on sus·
plcion of attempted murder and
bur1tary. Tittle is believed to be the
man who entered a Bolsa
A venue home through an un-
locked door at U :40 p.m. Mon-
day and attacked Velda Ruffner,
who was watching television at
the time.
Coast
Tonicbt's Jow1 in the
401 . Sunny and warm
TbanklslviDI wlth coast
, hllhi in 70a, l.Dland hips
ln IOI.
1~81•ET99A~
Maq's parade
Huntington band.
off to Big Apple
By_ ROBERT BARKER 01_Del,,,. ... s1At1
.., Havina raised $1)0,000 ~o
finance its trip, the ftuntington
Beach High School Marching
Band left for New York City today
to take part in the Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade.
"Practically all of the money
was raised by the students
tbemselves, throul(h their jobl
and things like candy sales and
skate-a-tbons," explained band
director Galen Vogel.
Traveling to New York City are
96 band members, 25 flag and ban-
ner carriers, 55 dri11 team mem-
ben and35 adult chaperones.
:'The Hunting ton Beach
ydunpters were one of 11 bands
from aroundlhe nation selected to
appear in the 54tll annual Macy's
parade. Televised coverage of the
e+ent will begin Thursday at 8
a .m. locallyonChanoel4.
According to Vogel, the band
has rehearsed six selections for
J>frformance during the parade,
which ~ famous for its &iant
balloons of cartoon characters.
Vogel said the band's only
'f(>rry ii the unpredictable East
~ut weather. • ~ ... "We're taking our lon1 un-
.... rwear along,'' the band direc-t.F said. • •lf it doesn't rain, I think
_,,can handle the cold."
• "l'be Macy's parade will be the
Huntington Beach band's second
d,Uonal appearance this year.
Tbe sroup also performed ln the
daOToumamentof Roses Parade
t.OPuadena.
When the youngsters learned In ~rll that they had been selected
OAANGI COAlf
DAILY PILOT
for the Macy's event, they im-
mediately set out to raise $500
eachforthta.uU,mntrjp. ,
Vogel safd many older students
earned money lhrou&h summer
jobs. Some ~ger band mem-
bers who could not find employ-
ment turned to fund-raising
events instead. He said band
parents a&ocoolributed.
After Ute Macy's parade, band
memben trill remain in New
York for sl~t-aeetng and to see a
Broadyay play.
The band will travel to
Philadelphia Saturday mornin&
and then on to Washington, D.C. to
continue their sight-seeing. The
younsters will fly home Monday
evening.
* * * Macy's sets
big parade
NEW YORK <AP ) -
Singer Linda Ronstadt and
musician Maynard
Ferguson will join Mickey
Mouae, Smokey the Bear
aad Superman in a stroll
.town Broadway in the an-~-1 'l'llllnkaglvlng
wW be mak·
in1 b detidt u •balloon in
Thursday's parade. The
balloon will be 111 feet Iona,
35 feet wide and will wetah
550 pounds. Otller alant
balloons include Mickey,
Smokey, Kermit the Froa.
Snoopy and Bullwinkle
Moose.
M o re t h a n 2 .. o o O
employees of Macy's, a
New York depert.ment
store, will be ce»t.umed as
down.a and other colorful
cbaract.era durlna the
,3~·bour nationally
televiled parade. (Cb~el
4.8a.m.)
Valley eyes
vaeant seat
~ ......... , ,.... ....... ,,. •urroilDded
C•l •tate 'S.tJ BenarcllD01 wlMre n.-....J~ ~ flamill tra111....._~1mondMUi &wo~,......, •. t.b • ...,..ol '"'ii . B•Ufirn were aet on the
eut.era.sde ol UM .Panorama f1n
durtq the ftUlhtl to bold back dl9 nam• that 'have bumed 19.00D
atrea.
David lklhr, • San BeraiardinO
County flre apokeaman, .. Id
there w.. •WI hope winda Woiuld
die down to 20 mpti, allcrwinl air
tankert to snuff that edl• fl the
tlr•. But the NaUonal Weather
Service 1atd the Wlnd• would not
chaoae. Winds wete 1Ull '° mph
and aircraft were 1rounded.
Two Oran1e County
firefi1bter1 were injured at
Devore, one aulterina sec:ood·
degree l>ur'M, said BW Johrilon ol
the U.~. Forest Service. Both
were treated at San Bemardlno
Community Hoapital and went
back to the fire hoes.
The l.ntentate 15E, a majorcon·
nection between bere and Cenual
California, w~a intermittently
cloaed. Law enforcement
authorities also shut off streets to
the expen.slve Northpark area of
San Bernardino to all but resi-
dents, because of the heavy flow
of sightseers driving through the
burned out neighborhood Tues-
day.
Alteady some 300 structures
either were in ruins or ir-1
reparably damaged from the
fire buming north and west of
this city.
The Panorama fire continued to
threaten the town of Crest.line to
the north in the San Bernardino
Mountains, about 70 miles east of
Los Angeles. Forecasts of abated winds for
today offered a ray of hope to
" thousands of exhausted
firefight.en trying to stem the
advance of firestorms that ap-
parently destroyed more homes
tban any other in ·southern
California in a decade.
But the winds had not died
down this morning, and the
Panorama fire continued to
threaten the town of Crestline to
the north In the San Bernardino
Mo'l1rlt.ains, about 70 miles east
of Los Angeles.
Still, fire officials reported
havine the blaze 25 percent con-
tained.
Within San Bernardino alone it
has b.lt 2lf1 buildings -mostly
homes ln the $80,000 to $100,000
range -worth an eslimllted $25
mlllloo. or tbese, 1,80 were
described as leveled anlt the rest
were charred hulks.
"Most homes seem to have
been either totally destroyed or
not touched," said U.S. Forest
Service spokeswoman Marsha
Brown.
Ao estimated 25 small homes
and cabins also were wiped out
in the suburbs and foothills and
watenhed valued at $44 million
went up in smoke.
It was the wont of the nine
blazes that bumed in five coun-
ties today, three of them in San
Bernardino County alone.
It was also the worst in San
Bernardino history and the most
destructive -in terms of
number of homes destroyed -in
Southern California since the
September 1970 Newh-11-Malibu
fire, which destroyed 403 homes
and left 10 dead.
The state Office ol Emergency
Services peeged tbe total public
and private pilbperty loss from
the three San Bernardino Colmty
fires at more than $44 million,
and acUnc Gov. Mike Curb
declared a atate of emeraency
quallfyina auicken county resi·
dents for Jow-lnterdt state and
federal loans.
The bodies of Earl F. Welty, 83,
and h.il wile Edith, 82, were folmd
burned In their yard by San
Bernardino sheriff's deputies
after their children reported them
miaatna, a county coroner'•
spokesman aald. ln hla .,-ma,
Welty wu clutchina the dea4pUJ>-.
PY he wu apparently tryina to
1ave when Uae couple were over·
come.
Joseph Benjamin, 54, died after
sufferint What appe~red to be a
fatal heut attack while watertnJ
his property to watd off the ft.re
while Roia Myers, 84, also aul·
f ered a fatal heart attack at tbf bOme of a friend abe bad taken
refuie with aa her home burned . .
Police reported at. leut two
loottnc arrest. lo tbe Northpan
area of the city, whtre •bole
blockaolbometlaytnHhei.
Two young male turkey•, Clucksr and · Kicker, stroll down• country road outllde
Coeymans, N.Y., south of Albany With
Melissa Abram1, 9 <left), and Kim
BeU~UI•, to. 'th••• btrd1 win have ~':'=:. thankluJ about 'nlund.iy
Court ·.action eyed
•
on pipeline issue
The Huntington Beach City
Council may ask the courta to
enter a controversy over the
lease of an oil pipeline that
starts a mile out to sea and ends
within city boundaries.
Under terms of a 25-year leaae
that expires Dec. 19, Gult Oil
Company has been paying the
City $2,400 a year for the use of
the portion of pi~line that runs
under city-leased property.
But city officials are asking
for a change in the pricing
formula which might eacalat.e
the charges to nearly $1 million
per year, according to sources.
Gulf has offered to increase
payments to $6,000 per month, at
was learned.
Because of the apparent
stalemate, city omclals said
they are considering severing
the agreement.
But this threat has sparked
another controversy.
Gulf contends the city can't
E'runa Pagf> .t I
SMOKE ...
said, were trappecl in the bUDd-
ing'• elevator and bad to be freed
by(iremen.
Several other employees said
they had lo battle through the
smoke that was rising from the
basement.
Mitch Shulman, a:'l employee of
Newport Imports, said he raced
toward the building when he
spotted smoke pouring from a
window.
"The first thing that popped in
my mind was the MGM fire," said
Schulman, who said he was about
two steps away from the under-
ground vault when it blew up.
"My boss, who was acroas the
st.reel, thoug)lt I wu a aoner,"
said the car salesman. "The con-
crete was Oyina all around, but I
dido 't even get hit."
He said he continued into the
building and came face-to-face
with Ute stream of employees on
theirwayout.
Southern California Edison of-
ficials said power alon& the
Mariner's Mile stretch of Cout
Highway was out for a brief
period as was power on Linda Ille
and Harbor II land.
close down the line on the com-
pany's position that the agree-
ment is a franchise and not a
lease.
Gulf representatives also con-
tend that the possible city action
would violate inte.rstate com-
merce.
I 'This is why we might aslc:
the court to render a decision on
whether or not we can terminate
the lease," Deputy City Attorney
Art De La Loza said Tuesctay.
De La Loza said that the
amount of money the city cur-
rently receives is not worth the
risk of possible oil spills or con-
tamination of beaches.
The pipeline begins at the
berths of supertankers about one
mile off the coast.
It travels under Pacific Coast
Highway, under the Huntington
Beach lnn and leads to Gulf Oil
Company 's tank farm at
Newland Street, near the
Southern California Edison
Company power generating sta-
tion.
About three tankers each
month unload crude oil mto the
Huntington Beach facility
The ships arrive from 01ost of
the oU producinc nations ol the
world but lo recent months
chiefiy from Alaska.
The oil is e ventually
trans mitted by underground
pipeline to the company's re-
finery in Santa Fe Springs, 24
miles away
Fro• Page ,\ I
HOSTAGES
idea of the nature of the Iranian
message in advance of the ar-
rival of the Algerian mi.ssion.
The Nov. 10 American
message explained that restric-
tions on presidential authority
prevent tbe Carter adml.D.lstra·
lion from fully meeting two of
the demands -cancellatiOll of
U.S. financial claims against
Iran and con(15cation of the scat-
tered wealth of the late Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavai.
Iranian officials have indicat·
ed the explanations were not
persuasive and that further
clarification is needed:
~HEAD SKI WEAR
FOR THE l4511NG
LOOK IN TRUE
SKI FASllON.
were lll.lble to reaU1 1et at the
blaze tbtouib the nltbt and early morning hours of Tuesday and to-
day.
Smoke allo bu made lt difficult
for flrefllhten to cet a handle QO
Juat. how larae the blue La. Early
estlmateia put ita dimemlom at
17 ,000 acres. But that fiaure waa
rev iaed lo 22,400 acres today after
reconnal.aaance planes uainc in-
frared cameru new overtbeftre
scene.
When the blue which began in
Riverside County Monday niPt
and spread west trith the a-
sistance of wind gusts up to •
miles per hour, first swept dowa
on Trabuco and Hol1 Jim caoyom
early Tuesday, residents of thole
areas were evacuated.
Seven structures were lost., la-
cluding a Un mine and three
cabins in Holy Jim Canyon. No in-
juries were reported, however.
The fire also burned in toward
the county's Joplin Boys Ranchiir
TrabucoCanyon.
A firefighter on the scene said
the blaze moved right lo t.he edge
of the rehabilitation facility early
Tuesday morning and then shift-
ed direction, burning down a
nearby canyon. "We didn't even
lose a shed," the flrefightersaid.
Seventy-rive youths at the boys
ranch were evacuated and taken
to Orange County Juvenile Hall.
Some families in the canyons
who left their homes Tuesday
went to a shelter established at El
Toro High School, where a Red
Cross spokesman said 57 people
were assisted.
Only one injury was reported by
the end of the day. A fire depart-
ment spokesman said a heavy
equipment operator, Skip
Somers, suffered cuts and bruises
when the bulldozer he was run-
ning overturned on a steep cliff.
Fire officials said the blaze, the
first in tbe canyons area in SO
years, is being fed by thick, tin-
der-dry brush.
It is expected that wind condi-
tions, which have been favorable
since Tuesday afternoon, could
take a tum for the worse later to-
day. G\llt.8 up to 25 miles per hour
are expected.
2nd victim dies
PARIS (AP) -A Jewish ti=aveJ
a1ent who watched hl8 wife killed
by an anonymous gunman died to-
day of i.Qjurles he suffered In the
attack, police said. It was the
second fatal assault on a Jewish
facility here in two months.
NEIL SEIAUP (CENTER), NEIGHBORS AT HIS CABIN
WHk•nd retreat In Holy Jim Canyon leveled by fl~
Spa pair arrested.
Ne*J)Oft Beacfl vie• offtc.n
have arreeted an owner of a
private membenhlp health spa
OD plmtlWr char1• and a a. year-old mu.e.e oa char.-Of
prostltqtlc)D.
Police clatm the arreata
follDW'ed a ~ \nvestic~ at tbe N9wpoa1 Beach Spa, IOU
QuaUa
member1tilp1 tbrousb wblcb
private mauaae partie1 or ln· • dlvid\i.il muaqe aeaalona can be afraDled. ~-
~lce iOlfteen contend the apa
owner arran1ed to aet \IP a
"date0 uid that ~ m~
th.a a,reed :.=tte ta MS actl for u amount
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RESIDENT PACKI UP HLONGING8 TO EVACUATE TRUUC0 CANYON AREA
Ew Mitchen tin down lolld near T'9buco School befcn le•W.. home
and swept west with the aid of 60
.mph gusts of wind, did re-
markably little structural
damage given its 8,000-acre
dimensions.
The nearby private communi-
ty of Coto de Caza rurted with
disaster during the day Tuesday
and fire officials bad called for
voluntary evacuation.
However, residents of the
fashionable area didn't let the
'lreat of impending disaster in-
terfere with theJr daily routines.
A reporter who dropped by the
Vic Braden Tennis College found
couples strolling off the courts ln
full tennis dress. The restaurant
inside the club waa filled with
lunchtime diners while outside
an _engine company of weary
firefighters stood ready to stop
any auault by flame.
"People have been playing
tenn~ all morning," said one
clerlt of the unruffled clientele.
Research sales ended
County bans selling slwlter pets to labs
BJ GLENN SCOTT °' -o.liy "9t ..... The Oranae County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to
stop seWna dogs and cabl at the
county animal shelter In Oranae
to laboratoriea for research
pull)Ole9. ._ .... ---Supervbon ~ llWer and
TbomM Riley supported a mo-
tion by Philip AllthOlly to cut off
the aalel.
The VOte catne after cbairman
Ralph Clark ID4 aupet'TI.lor BaJ-.
riett Wieder bad tried to table the motion until January, when
Anthony and Killer will no
lonaer be supervisors. Mn.
Wieder abstained 1n the final
vote.
BtJT BILEY, the 5th nt.ttict
aupervlaor who wouldn't back a
similar motion by Anthony two
yearJ ago, was the swine vote
this time by voting a1aln1t
Clark's motion and with An·
thony. A small but vocal crowd
cheered loudly when he cut his
oral vote.
About 280 dogs and 215 cats
have been sold this year at the
shelter to some of the 11 ac-
credited laboratories and
Abandoned
girl placed
in shelter
BJ &ICBAaD G&EEN
Ol .. a.lfr ...... ~
An infant tirl found aban-
doned immediately after its
birth Nov. 11 In Irvine bu been
placed in a abort-term foeter
home In Garden Grove.
Blll Steiner, director of
Oranae County'• Albert Sitton
Home and emer1ency ,shelter
home procram, sald tbe child
will be put up for adoption as
soon u the court mak.u a ft.Dal
determ1nation on her abandoo·
ment.
THE Gl1Ul8 mother bun't
come forward and police have
no real idea of her whereabouts.
Tbe woman cave b~ to the
child near aome bubd adjacent
to llcOaw Laboratories. 25ZS
McOaw Ave., Irvine. Sbe then
left the lilfant where lt wu born.
medical groups that buy them
for about $10 each. .
However, a county policy now
allows people to prohibit the sale
of their animals if they say ao
wbel) they leave their anioials at
the abeher. Nine cltles In the
county alao prohibit the aale ol their anf ma la for reuarch
purpoeea.
STANLEY Van den Noort1 ·dean at &be UC trvtne Medlca1
School, told the aupervbors that
all of ita dop and cata used for
reaearcb -only about 2 per-
cent ol all lab anlmab -are
purchased from the county.
Stopping the sales, be said,
will C09t ~ university about
$100,000 a year because animals
from ptlvate breeden are more
expenaive.
Opponents of the sales dis-
agreed with the dean's remarks.
Allee Grant of Los Angeles.
president of a statewide group
called Save Pound Animals
From Research Experiments
(SPARE>. said animal sales dis·
courage the use of animal
shelters because people are
afraid to leave their pets there.
ACl'aF.SS GRETCHEN Wyler
of Stud.lo City, who said ahe is in·
volved in animal protection
cauaes, also was on hand to cite
sclenUfic flndln11 which she
claimed are evidence that pound
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
Ctrtified Gemolo1i•t. A.OS
EVERY LITTLE BIT
adda up to a lot
animals don't mate suitable
subjects for experimentation
because of their unknown
genetic makeup.
THE QUESTION is whether to
call a special election this spring
or hold off and consolidate a
ballot question with next No·
vem ber's election.
A special election, council
members were told, would cost
taxpayers roughly $20,000.
Wrapping a ballot meuure in
with the scheduled November
election would cost about
$10,000. But biking the city's bed tax,
Tbe cldld WU dl.acoYered by • lfcGaw Laboratories emplofee
DJve Barry, a. Of Santa Ana.
'lb• lDfant wu taken to Santa
A.Da·TUIUD CommUlllty HOIJ)ttal
where tt wu declared to be in
excellent bealtb.
If you think the rising values
of aold and allver have an 'iin·
pact only on the commodity
markets and jewelry mu.en,
consider tbia: The clty of Palo
Alto baa recovered $250,000
worth ol the precl~ metal.a 1 dur1n.I the past year by •lNna
the ubes after tbe city's aewer
1lud1• iJ burned. Where did the
sold and 1Uftr come from? Ap.
parentl)t, lnduatrtal uaen of the
two meta.la bad beeD lettbit tiny bltl ol &Old aDd allver trickle
away with tndu1trl'al wutes that foUnd tb«r way lnto the
MWer •)'Item. Included w-.
two natkJIWly-Jmown firm•~ an
electlUllea company wblcb uses
some pd In pribted clrcutta
and a pboto flrlll that uau
all"" ln ftlm and photo papen.
.Both fttmt have declded to upte oonttol Oftl' thttr valua·
ble .. .,..._ .. after Jearmn1 bOW ..,.,,,. 111dt lllt edded up to • &ot.
IP Pall" .Al&o'• ""' ,,... Will ~ bil nlatlvel1 .. ~ Of ................. , .... in tM
futue. -~!~all, OD• man'• ~ ~ UUUlllr"t tNuUN .
,
IN TEARS AT LOSS
Fire victim N•ll Se\rup
COUNCIL llEllBEllS begq..,.
ta.lkinc about an election wbf!lf;·
advlaed that a provision i1r.·
PropoeiUoo 13 likely would block:
them from hiking the bed tax •
with aaimplecouncil vote.
City Attorney Hugh Coffin said'
wording in Howard J arvis' 1978"
initiative calls for a hvo-thirdt•!
vote ol the electorate to impose
or increase any "special" city
taxes.
"I suspect," remarked Mayor
Jackie Heat.her, "that the voters
would be very supportive of ·
something like this."
COUNCILMAN JOHN Cox had
proposed increasing the bed t~
after the council approved plans
for a new 12-story hotel near ,
John Wayne Airport.
··~.tlwsl~'taround~i.Qe~m ... ••
River, however. Once in the 1930'1 old man river went over
lt.t banks and \be entire area went undtir 3 feet of water.
You couldn't tell where the Pacific quit and Huntington
Beach. started.
Newport.Balboa Pea••Ala: Here'• real beauty by the
sea. You know you're cloee to the ocean because when the
surf's up, the iround abates. Imagine wbat this would be
like lftbesurfreally got up?
c.&nl c.ta Mesa: Select tbia location and you 're go-
in& to be close to everything. C1oae to the Santa Ana River.
Close to the Newport Fault. Close to ... well never mind it.
em. of Lagua Beach: Offers to homesteader the
most beautiful view of the coast line imaginable. You'll be
just fine as long as the bill at.ands still.
lllDs of San Clemea&e: See Hills of Laguna, above.
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mla•lial ud 1,000 )JlJUftd.. Tbe IDlillltr>' put the ftaure ol tboM
left bom•lu1 f ollowln1 the qute 8uaday lltcbt at I0,000,
bUt uae anny. wblch Milt 10,000
troop• to tbe area reported
JOC>,000 bomeleu.
The ccmtlictlril '. niurea wer.
»'J)lcal ol tbe ciiaOe wblcb baa
marted the &hree day• f~
UM ,quae and e«ort1 to N1CU1
1urvhon. Tbe army btam.a tbe
lnterlOr liliDl.trJ for u.e prob-
lem• while oppotjtloo polWcal
partl• blamed the iovemmeot.
VOLUNTl!EU and reporters
beat offlclal rescue squads to
many of the destroyed vlllqe1,
eometimes by over 24 hours. In
man1 cues, Jack of bulldozers
and cranes prevented removal ol
the heavy atones under which aur·
vlvorsstill breathed.
It was Europe'• deadliest
quake in 85 years, since one in
1915 killed 30.000 people in the .
Aveuano region of central Italy.
The continuing tremors
brou1bt down bulldin11 that
escaped tbe earthquake Sunday
night and frightened the sur·
vivors bivouackin& in parks,
beaches and other open spaces.
.. WE HAVE offered them
schoo1 buildings, but they don't
want to go in with anything over
their heads. It is understandable
because they were ao 1hocted
and frightened," Salemo beahb
official Antonio Ercolano said.
Bleary-eyed soldiers, police
and firefighters helped &rieving
villagers dig out the living and
dead from the quake. Rescue
teams worked slowly because
they did not have enough
bulldozers or other equipment.
.
Gasoline truck 8mtuhes cro11~ barricade
KENNER. La. (AP) -A auoline truck ran
throu,il a barricade at a railroad croamt, comded
with a fnlcht train and burst into names, torchln1 a
neipborbood bar, kUllng seven people and forcinl
bundreda of people to nee their homes, aotboritlet
aay.
Tile truck drive1, identilled by police aa Glendon
R. Bussey,as,orBatoo Rouge, an employee of Mobil
Corp., wu booked on seven counts of ne1li1ent
homicide followinl the collisioo Tueaday night that
aept flames 100-feet hith and plunged much of this
suburbolNewOrleans intodartneu.
JC:enner's chief administrative officer said the
driver pa.ued a stopped car and a barricade at the
crossinl and drove onto the track, where the tanker,
loaded with 8,600 gallons of gasoline, colllded with an
Illinois Central Gulftraln.
Administrative Officer Jimmy Warren said in·
lerviews with several witnesses indicated the truck
·'attempted to out-run the train to the crossin1."
"There was a collision. The truck exploded and
broke tn half. Half of the truck fell• a ear bebbld tt
andbalfofltona barroom," Warren said.
Wurm said six of thjit vlc:Uma were ID tM bar,
Buck'• and Chuck'•, a popular aft.et·worll •ateriae
hole. The bar wu leveled by a fire sparked bJ a-
ploslona wtuchfollowed the coUl&ioD.
''Everyone ran to the door udthe ftre lbot 11(> au
around UI," uld Charles Albrecht. 50. who wu pl8J·
lug pool at the bar, which is 20 to 30 yards from tbe
railroadtrack.s. Heescapedoutabackdoor. ,
The seventh victim was identified u 6-montb·
old Heidi McGill. who was in the car the truck al·
legedlypaaaed, officials said.
State trooper Wallace ~ya aaid the child'•
mother, Alice McGill, was pulled frolll the wreckaee
by the truck driver, who Jumped from bis truck with
his clothes aflame.
NEITHEllADULTWA.Shurtseriously.
The other victims were not identified im·
mediately.
So it goes. Tbua if you want to avoid every possible
hazard of living, you're aim.in& at a mOlt dlffltult tar&et.
Ft1ure you've found the perfect place and abruptly, it de·
velopa you're under a Jet takeoff _pattern. Tbe place wu
perfect until you looked over tM beelr llDee a.ad hW your
next-door nelitibor ls the BeMb AJDIDUDitlon Depot.
Iran cfaims biggest. ai~ attack.
YOV FELT GOOD uvm, downcout unW you realized
how close you were to the San Onofre NUclear Generati!J.I
plant. Other places are per!~ fine except for exha~t
fumes from the freeway t.ra.mc.
So maybe some of the Wrona 'lbinters amone ua are
too quick to judgment when they criticize the unfortunate
folks who lost their homes in the recent brush blues. If you want to find perfect safety in llvin1, maybe you
ou1bt to check on availability of a cave eomewbere in
Nebraska.
MGM fire ruins probed
1 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP> -
Fire invest11atora have bel\lll
. taldn1 samples of water·toaked
debrla from the ruins of the
MGM Grand Hotel ln ho~ that
lab teat.a would reveal why lt
took only seconds tor deadly
names to roar lhroqh the eiaftt ·
· hotel-casino.
The apeed_of the smoky fire
which left $4 dead and 706 in·
jured ls "the utonlsbinl part of
it," Deputy Fire Chief John Pap-
pa1eor1e aaid Tuesday.
Me(iiwb.ile, the flrat lawsuit
atemtnine from Friday's fire
waa filed in Loa Aneelea. lt
soueht $250 million ln dama1es
on behalf ol Mell.leans who were
staylnc in the hotel.
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> -
Iran claimed today it.a fll}tter·
bombers launched the bigeest
air attack of lbe war, destroying
two pumplng stations and set·
ting nine 1torace tank.s ablaze iD
the Iraqi oU CeDter of Kirkuk l!iO
milea north ol Baehdad.
Iraq's mllltary command COO·
firmed that Klrtuk wu raided
and said three Iranian Jet.a were
1hot down. Baghdad did not
mention damage to oil facillUet,
bowever, and reported only that
nine IJ'aqu died and 38 were
wounded . by Iranian air raids
north~ Kirkuk.
In Belrui. the speaker of
Iran'• Parliament said recent
air attacks on the Kuwaiti
border were an Iranian warning
to oU-ricb Arab nationa a1aimt
· provlcUniaupJ>llea to Iraq.
The Iranian communique
described the Klrkuk attack u
the heaviest air rald mounted by
the lraajan air force •Ince the
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22. Tehran radio reported the
blum1 Iraqi oil tanks contained
jet aircraft fuel and said the air
attack also damaged pipeline
facilities and an Iraqi air base
south of Kirkuk.
Lall week there were reports
tbat Iraq had resumed pumping
crude oU from Kirkuk fields to a
Mediterranean terminal in
nei1bborinl Turkey.
Tehran radio also reported a
raid by two Iraqi MlG~ on the
Iranian clty qf Kborramabad
that left the city's main square
Uttered with bodies. The official
Iranian news agency said a hotel
and several shops were hit and
th al ·'the piled up bodies of those
killed or injured are being re·
moved to hospitals."
Iraq reported air strikes on
Khorramabad, 130 miles east of
tbe Iran-Iraq border, but said
fuel stora1e ta.Db, a military
camp and 150 military vehicles
were destroyed in the raid on
military tarceta.
The speaker of Iran's Parlia·
ment said in Bt!irut that Iranian
air attacks on the Kuwaiti
border were a warning to other
PersJan Gull stales againat help-
ing Iraq.
The speaker, Hasbemi
Rafsanjanl, also charged at a
news conference in Beirut that
Saudi Arabia has pumped $10
billion worth of aid into the Iraqi
war effort, with U.S. blesstna:s.
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f\iMd, but Bradley 1ald b• would uk the Cit1 CoancU
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SACRAMENTO CAP> -Tbe Medi-Cal provam
hu penalized the Computer Sciences Corp. $884*000
tor contract vtolaUoDJ, aaya 1tate Health Services
Director Beverlee Myers.
At a heariq Tuesday of the Uttle Hoover Com·
m111lOQ, MJ. Myers lnal1ted that the worst of the de· /
lay1 ln bOl·paytq in the $4.3 bllllon program have
been overeoine.
Butabe acbnitted that Computer Sciencea, which
processes the claims under contract, is having "sub-
stantial problems."
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LOS ANG ELF.S (AP) -Two of the three unions
involved in the six-day city worken' strike have
been orde.red to pay $25,000 ln fines for violating a
restralniq order aeainst the walkout, a fme aareecl
to by both sides durtne contractneeotlationa. ·
Superior Court Judie Jerry P•cbt approved the
amount Tuesday. The 3,000..member Engineers and
Architect. Aaaoclation and the 8,400-member 'City
Employees Union Local 34'1 will be required to pay
Sl2,500each.
"It b a larle amount. There ia no question about
it," aald Marty Lybrand, spokesman fdr the
en1lneen' and architects' union. "It will be quite
burdensome, but it was not wbolly unexpec~.''
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -Tax revolutionary
HowAl'd Jarvi.I ls on the warpath again, Hying b1a
latesiiJdtlaUve is Callfornia'a only hope of winDiq
the battle qalnat inflation.
The crusty crusader unveiled hil latest weapon
Tuesday-an lnitlatlve that would make income tax
IDdedq part of the atate comtitutlon ''so the~ can't
do'dble-traltl «as &C&#."
"1'bey" are the ..,lltldam -the ~al
nemesea.. of the aelf·atyled aovemment apendine watebdoewbo authored Propoeltiom 9and 13.
Jn an Interview followtnc a news conference
here, Jarvis 1aid the 1tate Legislature "repealed"
full hKlexlne earlier tbll year because puaing it ln
the fint place "was just a gimmick to defeat Prop.
9."
Stolen statue back
CANTON, N.Y. CAP) -Police have recovered
a valuable bronze of a nude woman and an
anonymous apolol)' from the culprits who took the
statue from the St. Lawrence University art
center. The 8-foot wort of art, valued at "20,000, waa
found undamaged at the aide ol a road. A note waa at-
tached.
''Sorry about the mishap, but we didn't know ita
actualvalue "thenotesaid .. "Wereallydidn'tneeda
S20,000coat ~act. Do you have anytblng cheaper1 • •
,-
LOndOD photolJ'apber Peter Bird, shown
takbii a tea bftai~abOard bia Britannia IJ,
has reached the point ol no return in ~
quest to be the nm to row across the
Pacific Ocean atone. Accordine to his
sponsor, the 33-year-old adventurer ia
about 350 miles west of the southern tip of
Baja and cannot turn back. Bird is averag-
ing 30 miles a day· in hil 8,500-mile Journey
from San Francisco to Australia.
KUC's Dick Haynes succumbs
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Veteran radio
personality Dick Haynes has lost b1a lengthy bout
with cancerata1e69.
Haynes, mown to lenerationa of Southern
Califomlans as "Haynes at the Reina" on radio sta·
tion KLAC, died about '1: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mo·
tion Picture Televiaion Country Home and Hospital
inCalabuas,1aidKLAC1poke1manSamBenson.
OFrEN aBGAaDED AS THE dean of Los
An1eles broadcuten, Haynes' career in the Los
An1elesaruspanned3Syeara.
He spent~ of hil career doing morning stints
on KLAC, a country music outlet owned by
Metromedia Radio. Bil ahow included a variety of
zany cbaracten lncludinl "GUJD Drop Gua,"
"Wilhelmina Mildew" and "Si.rCbesterDrawers."
He also re1ularly appeared ln penon u "Gum
Drop Gua" on the television aeries "Hee Haw," now
syndicatednatlooally.
KLAC General Manager Don Kelly, informed of
Utility
refund
sought
LOS ANGEL~ .tAP>
-Southern California Gas Co. 1a'8 tt bu ,sited
the state hblic Utllities
Commilalon for
permi11ion to refund
$"°.8 million, plus in·
tereat, to Its customers.
The refund would
amount to a credit of $10
to $12 on the typical
customer's bill in
February, the utility said
Tuesday.
The gas company will
make a similar refund of
more than $167 milllon in
January, averaelng
a bout SH per customer.
The refunds are the re·
suit of lower prices paid
by the gas company for
gas purchued outside
the state, the company
said.
Haynes' death, said, ''The broadcuting industry aa
well aa our comlllJIJlfty baa loet a molt talented and
dedicated human bein1. Dick'• one 1oaJ in We was to
brine a laueJt to anyone witbln the IOUDd of b1a voice.
This be bas accomplished with ereat honor and
pride."
THE HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER of Commerce
saluted Haynes Jut Au1ust by placln1 a star with his
name in Hollywood '1 Walk of Fame.
Haynes bad to leave bis abow lut 'anuary
because ol hil ll.lbess. He came to KLAC in 1M5 to
become anchorman tor the ataUon's newly formed
"Bi&. Five" poupof diakjockeys. The popular group
also included Peter Potter. Gene Norman, Bob
McLauehllnandAlexCooper.
His ftnt radio job wu in his hometown of Beau·
mont, Teua. He later performed on atatiom UOX
in St. Louil, Mo., and KMPC in Los Aqeles before joinlngKLAC.
Haynes is survived by b1a wife, Bobbie, of 44
years. 'Ibey ha4 no children.
.
AT A CONFEaENCE at a restaurant
dty, WQSM Friday, pnatdent of the l•Y Si.ft
ct.co Tavern Guild, told the mayor, " ...
comm\mity ba8 just aboUt had all that we can
of the ~uid. mcreued violence that ta
dlrected •lalmt ua by b~c packa of 10 men who b&.-made 'fa ' a nlabt1Y apo
ln th1a dty."
He uted police to "declare war on t.bose
tb.1nk that lt b the thln1 to do to tick the heU out
another, 1ay man." •
He penonally bad been confronted twice ln
cent days by "carloada of vicious punks, wbo . .
hoped to wipe me out because they assumed I w
a gay man," be aaid.
MS. FEINSTEIN SAID violent.~rime was problem conlrolltlng all citizens, wtui rapes up
percent, assaults up 17 percent and robberies up
percent from a year ago. But she added to th
gays, "We're &olna to protect you."
Aggravated aaaaulta are occurring at 1
year's rate in the bomo.exual-dominated Po
Street area, are up 8 percent in the Miasioo ·
trict and are up 10 percent in the Delores Par
area, where two men were viciously beaten
W'!eb aeo, Ml. Feinstein laid.
She said she met personally with the two me
assaulted in Delores Park and both indicated th
attacks bad nothing to do with their sexual orien
tion.
SHE ADDED, HOWEVER, that patrob alou
Polk Street, in the Mission Diltrict and at tbe p
were bein& stepped up, and she p\'omiaed mo
patrols when ~e Police Department comple
traln.inl ol new recruits.
An estimated one out of every six San Fr
ciaco residents is homosexual.
Tbe anti-violence march ia sponsored by th
Harvey Milk Gay Democratic Club.
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Calrw Gftldall Who • •..UC•lb' ·opjOleid SB 112, Ure 11111 Ult.it ,.v• Orpp ea.&1 lta own l\llhw~y luiMlbil 6trict. ~ .M8't lll&IDd to IO overboard lD lm· Pk• ., ..... ...,,
llo•H•, tlM1 iD pro~ u tDcreue of about tto mW. • u. U:-ifi' ro.Mt auocauoe be1lnnln1 1n im ...... Cf ..... n.t .._.. Caltrim D6striCt 'I, w ch IAdudee
OrAM1, lAle Ans•S. ud v-.ura couoUea, 1aid the
form.uaD of Ule new fYndin1 diatrict woo!t invOlve optn·
lDI tDY MW olftca In ~County, or even appolntln& a new 4tirectol'.
Admlnlatratloft Will ccot.lliue to be handled trom Dta-
trict T, WithOut benefit of •ucti bufeaucrat1c nicetles as
new ~me.. cardl 01' umeo&at.ea aclmowledttlna the ex-
lat.eace of Oran1e County'I District 12.
That'• fin with county olftdall. They point Out their
interest la solely in 1~ a falr share of the highway
money.
Tb15 has not been the case wheo Oran1e County has
bad to compete With Loe An&el• County for ita 11lice of
the Diltrict 7 pie. Caltrane says l1 wU1 Juat be a matter of
slicin1 the pie differently. That •1 what we wanted ln the
first place. . ·
Unfortunately, the pie may not be all that 1enerous.
.Caltrana now anticipates a deficit of about '800 million by
1985. But even if the pie ia smaller, the new legltlation
should at leut eive Oranae County a more equitable
share. '
Road to noWhe~e
East-west roadways are 1lard to come by along the
Orange C.Oast. And-with populations and traffic building
up all arourid the Newport. Bay area, the problem ol get-
ting from here to there without being snaaged in a huge
traffic jam becomes ever more crucial.
Once more attention is focused on University Drive,
an elusive roadway that could solve part of the problem
-if it could only make its way around the Upper Bay.
1be street, which now deadends on either aide of the
bay, has long been envisioned as a corridor between
Costa Mesa and Irvine and as such appears on master
plans in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine and Orange
County.
But all attempts at even conducting environmental
studies on the proposed connection have backfired. Some
Upper Bay property owners dislike the idea of having a
major thoroughfare pass by their homes. Others claim it
would upset the ecology of the adjacent wildlife refuge.
Soon Newport Beach City Council members will be
_studying the city's proposed local coastal plan and the is·
sue wiU have to be faced.
The University connection was deleted from the
coastal plan road map by the city Planning Commission,
but Orange County planners, preparing their own coastal
plan, not only show the University connection, but also
detail its alignment and character. Thus the two plans
are on a collision course.
Officials in Costa Mesa and Irvine appear ready and
willing to discuss the University quesUon, but elected
leaders in Newport have been dragging their feet.
With dead-end segments of the roadway perched on
either side of the bay, and the street shown oq all master
plans, it's past time for a full disc~sion Of tbe iasue by all
parties -and a decision at to whether, and when, the
long-proposed street can feasibly be-built.
Sex gets boring
Viewers who are getting a little weary of the end.Jess
parade of jeans-clad bottoms wiggling across their TV
screens may find some solace in news that the fad may
be fading.
A couple of net work locill stations back East recently
rejected as too suggestive a commercial in which the
camera roved over the shapely form of young Brooke
Shields while,.she confessed that "nothing" came between
her and her Calvin jeans.
And on the West coast a self-appointed critic of the
"10 worst" TV commercials gave the top spot for 1980 to
a singularly tasteless off erin1 by Jordache jeans showing
a pair of 8-year-olds bumping rear ends in a kiddy
disco.
The problem has even surf aced in South Africa,
where a newspaper banned a blue jeana ad featuring a
topless model.
However, the sexy advertisinl voaue lsn't limited to
snug-fitting jeans. A recent survey notes that mildly ril·
que commercials apparently are the coing thing ln ad-vertising.
As of now, it found, sexy TV and magazine ads are
being use to promote men's cologne, avocados, yogurt,
tea and travelers' checks.
The idea, we're told, ia to shock blase viewers into
paying attention to the advert.laing message. But the
jeans example may indicate there's a point beyond which
viewers don't care to be shocked.
• Opinions e)(pressed In the space above are thOH of the Dally Piiot.
'Other views •)(pressed on this page are thoH of their authors an~
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Addresa The Dally Piiot, P.O.
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of tbe ear where the
acupuncture doctor ln.aerta
the needle tO affect tl\e •Y~
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Dear
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Gus
point" It what's It'• called.
It'• ln about tb• 1am• l>l•~ wbere the pirate of old pf treed bil ear to lnHrt an
earrin1. Oddly. lt WH • 1tron1 belief amoaa .. Id
plratel of old that the wear·
fli1 al 1uch an Nl"rinl Im·
prcwed • ~·· .,. .. 11h
A Canadiaft firm hu iu.t
come ou& With a new sort al
tOothbrwb that bu a retlU•·
bl• toOtbpute tube 1n tbt
b•ndle.
eagan
W~QTONU.. •• 't wea
¥er)' old tum? .. WiHton
CburcblJJ aaed Pr:lme ll~
He¥'We awriberlalD oa s.D&. 2,
Int. •un•YlDJ CbamberJain'I p~ •U, ... ~~blnet. It .. a quetUCD "Preel09Dt e\ect .Regan
alto lhoukl poader u be ......
Cablnet·m•kint In earnest beck
bomelQCalUomla.
In fact, he lboUJd broaden the
quttUon: A.Qto't we in denser ol
becomlDI a
very old, veey
cray Md very
ett1bUabmea\
team of bual-
netameD with
reputations • manag~rs but
not u men of
idea1? Before
Rea,an bimseJ bas
made a single Cabinet decltlon,
the most probable and import.ant
selections are arouslns anxiety
among tbouahUul Reagan sup-
porten.
THE ANTIDOTE happens to be
'very old himself b~t is anything
but 1ray. is not establishment, not
a buaioeuman, not a manager
and t. 1urely filled with ideas;
Earl Waters
.Roedl~ ...... .Jult .. ae.,aa ~ bMt ~ for rMUc~ Ud natklllal tta~ .atacte ~ !::l,'°:; K:abUMt.
fte CUbWt II tUial •bape bl ae.-. troin MidOf! lteaffll ,.._,
New Yon lawyer.1'WiamCU.,,
17, at CIA ud Lot ,,\JiaelM llWJW
tr'IUiam Frech SIDHh, ea, at &be
Juatlce J)epartm•it.l ar. con·
1Jdered all but eeaulD TMHtwtn
uecullv• from tbf 8eclttel
• Corp .• CUpet Jt'elnber•er, a.
end GM-1e ShUltl, 80, are prime
po11tbtlltle1 to be Sl~med
somewhere -State Departm6nt,
Pent.aioo or Office of Mana8e·
IY!entandBUdiet (OMB).
Addin1 William Simon. at M
neither old nor vay, only •Uahtl1
modltla the ietontocracy of um
presumptive Cabinet. Alona with
Reaaan, eoon to be '70, its averace a1e ls almosW. That approacbes
the propoeed Chamberlain war
Cabinet'• aver ace ace of 84 ("On·
ly one year abort ol the old age
pen1ion I" the then 65-year-old
Churchill exclaimed). ·
BUT AGE is not the moat
serious problem. Some inaldera
call it an "embarrassment" to REPUBUCAN8 ort1lnaUy at-
tracted to Reagan aa a force for
change allo want at least one
young, clearly Innovative flrure
in an important Cabinet post.
Thirty-four-year-ota Rep. David
Stockman of Michigan carries
that hope in an intenslf1"11 puib
for him as OMB director.
Stockman bu informed Reagan
transition a1enta be has no in·
terest in a token position, such as
secretary of energy.
The conventional wisdom doubt.a Reagan would stray far
from the advice of his old frienda.
While insisting oo muslve tu
cuts and maasive defense spend-
ing against the counaels of cau-
' lion, it might be too much for
Reagan to cast a gimlet eye on
eminently respectable recom-
mendations from his kitchen
cabinet.
But unlike those retired busi-
ness tycoons, Ronald Reagan bas
never met a payroll. For the last
2() years, he has dealt with ideas -
showing ltartling receptivity to
new concepts. He might prefer a
few younger colleagues with
similar intellectual boldness by
his side.
Lawmakers face new financial-Mlllgame
Although the election brought
great joy both to the lucky can-
didates winning re-election to
the Leguslature as well as to
those Who won seals for the tlrst
time, that elation may quickly
disappear when the Legislature
convenes for regular bwdness
next January.
For the old hands it will be an
entirely new ball game. Gone
will be the
luxury of un-
b r l d led
spendlne
which has
prevailed for
more than a
decade. ID
fact for U
years the
state bas
been on a
spree unparalleled. one wbich
toolt the budset from $4 billion to
$25 biWon.
But the moment of truth ia
near. The whopplna tu In-creases, which to8ether with in-
f la tl on have enabled the
lawmaken to play grasshopper
durinc that fonc summer of'rev-
enue harvests, bave reached
their production peaks. While in·
nation continues, lndeltln1 of in· come taxes bu leveled ita full
effect and paua1• of the 1978
Proposition lS tax lnltlatlve
lpODIOred by Jarvis-Gann bu
capl*S the state's abUlty to tax
further.
Art H,OD1te
From now on tax proposals
must be approved by two-thirds
of the members of both houses in
contrast to the former simple
majority While only a half
dozen members have been in the
Lesislature long enough to have ever known anythmg but un-
limited spending, most of tho6e
newly elected two years ago and
this year are committed to
budget cuts. The combination of
the tw,p factors make any new or
lncrea"lled taxes in the foresee&·
ble future bi&hJy unlikely.
So, il the revenue forecasts of
Finance Oire~tor Mary Aon
Graves hold true, the apeod.lnl
spree not only will have to halt,
but cutbacks will become
necessary because the state bas
been spending more than it baa
been takin1 in for the put
several years. This was made
po11lble by lhe accumulation of
"oblca>e" surpluses in the 1tate
treasury."
NOW THOSE ABE gone,
equandered away In a fiuJTY of
"innovative " pro1rama
dreamed up by the Leglalature
and Gov. Jerry Brown. Unable
to 1pend it fast enough on such
tbinga, they took to 1ivlnc it
away by the billions after
Proposition 13, playin1 Santa
ClaUJ to the prod.teal local gov-
ernments.
During the put three years
the state has dumped more than
$15 btllion into the locals m the
form of "bail-out" money with
no stnngs attached to compel
more prudent ways. The result,
rather than Proposition 13 curb-
ing the spending or cities, coun-
ties and schools, they have all
had more money than ever
befoTe. Not only have the baiJ..
out funds offset property tax re-.
venue reductions, but new con·
st.ruction, added fees and lnfJa-
tton have served to swell the
former revenues.
It will therefore be a sad
awaten.lng for many local gov-
ernments wbeo the Legislature
confronts them with the in·
disputable fact that the well has run dn. 'lbe adjustments which
tbey should have made lm-
mediat.e}.y alter Propoatuon 13
will now come down on them
heavier than otherwise.
FOa TBE•E 18 little doubt
that pie ftnt cuta the lelialaton will make as they undertake
budget slaahin1 will be the
aratuitous handout.a tbey have
been "vtng the locals. Taken to
the ultimate, lt would provide an
ln1tant 20 percent cut ln tbe
state bud,et. Even that may not
be enou1h, for the budaet
normally under1oea a 10 percent
annual rile by reason of growth
and inflation.
It wtU be then that all the hap..
pine11 abo\11. be!na a member of
\
the Legislature wiJI erode as the
moans and cries. the pTessures
and threats. of the locals and the
schools will be brought to bear.
It may be wirealistic to expect
cuts might be made ln the aJ.
locations to the blgge't spenders of all, the education establish-
ment. but decllnil\a enrollments
in the schools and conecea may
halt further increases in those
appropriations. And the revenue
crunch may aJao brin• about a
revltlon of the coat of llvina
formulas currently provtcll.na
automaUc increues in welfare
iranta.
PAST PEaFOaJIANCES by
the eovemor alJO auueat that
the flnt tar1et of the budset cut·
ters will be tba at.ate employees
with unwarranted deolala of pay
adjustment• attempted. Tbat
such treatment fa unwarranted
la obvious on the face. If wage
lncreues are bein• made ln the private sector and by other eov·
ern mental entitles, state
worlten should not be penalbed.
The rlJht amwer to payroll re·
ductiom ll the elimination ol the
non-eaaentlal procrama and
a1encie1 which the Jerry Brown
admlnlatraUon bu created u
well u the many superfluous
jobs which have blouomed
tbrouahout the 1tate a1enctee.
Tbe latter can be achieved by
. hirtni freez•.'
Is· the White House suitable fqr reaI elegance?
W ublniton toelety ls all atwtt·
ter at the proapeet of• ll•moroua new edml.alltratiod. SearCeb. 1
day pauea wltbout another
Georaeco.m ,...._, •SJ>re11iiaf
her dt.1.lpt to
thepreAover
th• tact that
the Rea11n1 wm ·· .... tore el11111ce'' to
Wblt• llouH
enteitalnina. ,
J bate'° bi a 1poU1port.
But the truUI
of lb• mattet ltUulttltit ,~wW-'9 .. ,,,.,..... ..... ....
,
"Yes, lt'a true," Lukely eon·
finned. "Al you recaU, •beo Ronnie wu elected 1overnor ol
California, Nancy refused to
mo~• lntotbe governor•• mantkln
on the ,roundl lt wu 19 yean old
aod tblrelore a creaky, &Jo0mY
flritrap.
"IDuallDe her horror to 411·
covertbl otbiir day Ulit tht Whli.
RoUM wu more tbao twtce tbat
aoclentt ADd it doan 'teven have
awetlMr."
"Betiev. you me, Wltb my belp
th• Rea1Mt eame up wltb a real
1p1ft1 deslp. It hu 12,000 IQlW"e
feet. lf room. and oot OnlY • 1nt bar. but a real l'flfr'elbment cmter
in tbe recreaUoO room -not to
mention a ail~ave oven aDd a
traalleompectOr/'
1'Y•," I iald; "and doan't it
iliO lli" ic10be waua, tidWOOd
WAQll IDd 1lat.et0Untertopsf"
•
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., RUhtr" said LUkelY proudly.
"Nothlne eeceotrtc about JtaaDle
and Nuey. So you can ... ~ a
croupol wUJUiy contiibuton an ~ven now ne1otlat1n1 · for aome,
acre11e out In ll•cLean1 Vlr11nta, for a new 1pllt·lnel
WhJteffoUle.'•
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A re-
port prepared by
President-elect Ronald
Rea1an'1 ener1y Polley Task Force &lb Rea1an to eomider sup~ the eonstrucUoo of
nuclear fllel reprocesstn1 planu
and nuclear "breeder" reacton.
"IN m &&••.in )St• • traveled all~ tbe world~ 1rapbia1 evtifytbtns. It waa
alwa71bercareer.
"l'ootloOle and fancy-tree, a .itrl·•Dd·ber·eamera type OI J.bla~.: Tben 1be waa 40 aad ~ 'l'v• pt m)' career, but
J'nsatoothtq.'hetaid."
"If eel ao aorry for ber. She wu lootlqforMr. Rlcht. ••
sr.ORY DIDN'T
RINC TRllE?
Pl'rJ'SFIELD, Mui. <AP> -
After a two-day trial, a jury
found a man innocent of
swallowinf a told weddlni rinl at a pis&a shop.
Peter Markou, 21, of Pownal,
Vt.; wu cleared of a larceny
charge,
Markou'a 1lrllrieod, Ellen
Shea <1 North Adams, accUMd
him of swallowing her ring while
they we~ eaUna piua June 23.
Ma. Shea said the ring was a
family beiJ'Joom that belonged to
her mother.
The ring is still missing.
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1 LOUISVILLE, Ky.
<AP ) -Memories of
Oraoa Welles' "War of
1 the Worlds" broadcast
' went tbro ueh Nick
Belker's mind when be
~heard a local radio sta· ~ lion annoynce the Unit·
ed States wH under
, nuclear attack.
: Then Delker beard the
announcement, "This is ! not a test. This is not a
: test" -and the city's
' civil defense sirens went
: off.
: THE BROADCAST
: turned out to be a fie-
: lional dramatization of a
• nuclear attack. and the
; sirens just happened to
: be tested at the same
I lime as the radio show.
But the attorney didn't
.know that before he
called his wife with dis-
aster instructions and
before his client ran out
to rind her children.
With his client gone,
Belter had to go before
, Circuit J udie Charles
Anderson to ask that a
hearlna be delayed
"because of a nuclear
war."
• "I GUESS there's a
' certain sense of embar-
, rassment now that it is
all over," Belker said.
' "It was certainly real lo
me, and I'm not an ex-
citable type person."
• The broadcast on FM
• station WUOL was a Na-
tional Public Radio
show called "Staying
, Alive," an account of a
Journal kept by an im-
aginary woman who sur-
vived a nuclear attack
m Charlottesville, Va.
Durlnl the broadcast,
an announcer said:
"The eastern corridor of
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Tbenthean · SAYE$120o• sav1•1100• nouncer aave casually • ~ •
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: about bow those still
llatenlng ml1ht save
their own lives.
"As a child of the
nuclear age , you
wonder," Belker sald.
"Do you sit back or do I you respond!"
t POLICE aEPORTED
no callers, and Bill Un·
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m1na1er for the non-
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operated by the
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warnlnp: 'and tie was
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would bav• h ad no
proble reallalnt tile
show wu a dramath•· tioo.
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World•" broadeHt ,
a b out a Marllan ln vulon ol the North at,
1 nt bWldreda of people
fieelftl ln pale. ·
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The FAR WEST Legend • • •
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On Nov. 6th, 1980 Raciti
Jewelry Company Announced
Giving Away $100,000 In
.Discounts On All In Store
Items. Xo Date, There Have
Been $48,093 In Discounts
Given. ·
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I& tile MGM GrDa Ro&e1 ln Lu
.... ! ' Aecordln1 to loc1l fire of.
ftelall tbft -••r la, maybe.
A reeeat Rate law requlree all
•• bulJdln1• over ftv• stOl'lea to bave a CQmplete 1prl.nkler ~Jitem. but tbat lew doesn't •P-w .·to ~ bulldln1•.
•l&E DBPA&T•ENT ••eeman Art Morton said that
several blab nae buildlnp ln Newport Beach are lacldn1
1pi'i.Dkler systems. Amonc them
1a the eigbt·atory Tower Apart·
meota at 1121 W . Cout
Rllbway. It hu aprtntJers only
ID the basement. ·
The aame la true for the two
10-atory Irvine Company build·
tn11 at 500 and 550 Newport
Center Drive.
Sprinkler systems are de·
1lped to keep a fire under COD·
trol unW the Care fltht'rs can get there, said Morton.
SINCE SPJtlNU.E& systems
are built with automaUc alarm1, time is saved by not having to
manually acUvate the alarm,
Morton added.
"The thlnc you have to consider
la the expense ol lnstalllng a
1prinkler •~m after the build·
.inl ii eonatructed, ''be added.
Newport Beach fire officials
are wortine on an inventory of
their city'• estima~ed 30 high
rise buildings to determine what ·nre aafety precaution1 may be
""ded.
SlNCE lt75, THE state bas re-
quired high rise buildings to
have smoke detectors, alarm
systems, public address systems
and 1mob control venu.latloo.
The Marriott Hotel in Newport
Center bU 1prinklen on all nine
noon alellll with fire alarm.a.
Because Newport Beach fln
ladder equipment will reatb •· 1 l)'. seven noon, 1moke towen
bd!lnto the ~ .. .ma r.meumes.
mOke towers are ventilated
lttirways that filter ouf smoke ln
the event of a fire.
Costa Mesa hu seven hi&b
rise bnildloes. The tallest -18
stories -ia Bethel Towers, the
retirement home for senior
citizens on West 19th Street. Costa Mesa Fire Marshal
R~sHeodersons~dtbesecond
tallest, the 16-story South Coast
Plaza Hotel on Briatol Street,
bas a complete sprinkler
system, three sources of water
and a manual alarm.
Since opening ln September,
1975 the Costa Mesa hotel has
been the slte of ·etebt fire!, ac-
cording to Henderson.
"When we have to eo out to
South Coast Plaza Hotel our big-
1est problem has been C!leaning up the water," said Henderson.
"THE ONLY buildln& I'm dll·
satiaf1ed with 19 Bethel Towen
beca ... ol the fact that lt'a not
aprtnk.lered and becauJe of the
fact tblt tbe rocMll .. ate not pro-tected ittth smollWrt.ectora and
tbe docn are not 1eU cl~lne."
Henderson said. The 18-story senior citizens
complex bu been the site of at
least ~en ~ over the past 10
Fire adviee
High rise tips offered
~Mesa Fire Marshal Russ Henderson offers the
followtn1 advice to anyone who might be caueht ln a high
rise building during a fire:
DO leave the buildina as soon as alarm is sounded.
DON'T go to elevaton. DO~ 1tairways.
DO feel all doors before opening.
DO NOT open if warm.
DO NOT enter a smoke-tilled hallway or stairway.
DO place wet towels at the bottom of door if you are
unable to leave room. .
DO open windowa only if smote isn't visible outlide.
Hendenon w1m1that1DanJ people lose their lives by
faillna to respond to fire alarms or by panicking and run-
ning out into suffocatina smoke-filled corridors.
years. One In 1972 involved a fatality.
Since the doors of the ~or
housing project don 't
automatically close, beat from a
fire could intensify ln the cor·
ridors, makine it difficult for the
elderly residents to leave, Hen·
derson1&id.
"I DON'T BEALL Y see the
· possibWty of a serioas fire with
the one exception of Bethel
Towers," Henderson said.
Costa Meisa ls not the only city
with a non-1prinklered senior
bouain& development.
Let.lure World Towers, a 1'-
story retirement home in
La1una Hilla la alJIO without a 1prioldar system, 11ocre tt wu
COM~ betbN 1$15, ~
log to Deputy OraJJce County
Fire M.,.abalsam 8"'1c:bU.
"lt '' of colle.nt frobl ~be evacualioo part because of the
elderly people that are there,''
Hid Boettcher.
1'BE BUILDING, he noted,
doe1 have smoke detectors and
1prlnklen in the basement.
Irvine'• lleglstry Hotel baa
full 1prlnklers aQd smoke detec·
tors in e.-ery room, according to
Boettcher.
In Laguna Beach, the Sdlf and
Sand Hotel on Coast Highway
tao 't considered a bigh rise
~cause five of its nine stories
are beneath "°und level, ac·
cording to Fire Marshal Jim
Presson.
Preason said that he's tried to
convince city officials to adopt a
stricter ordinance classifying
buUdlnp above S5 feet as bieh
rise structures.
"WI!! DAVE NO ladder
truck." said Presson. "We told
the city that we need one, but
they said they dido 'l have the
money."
The Surf and Sand bu smoke
detecton and automaUc alarms,
but la not fully sprinklered,
Presll-00 said.
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a permit ffW Nlllloul itrft4* here &MD U mJUiM·~ bawe .... af.
after UndeNover °"'"" laid U.1 t~ by a prolcNed dfoulbt that nw ehlldNn ud adultl drtUlu w ~ vut trad.I of erGlliand
alcobol iniS 1mo1Una mart.Juana al ud t111'Ded J.Uee lato mud ftala'b. u ---~~~-......,. ·~mee." northWfftern 1tau of R-.Jutb.an, TM ebureh went underpcM.md and Cbl•f MJ.nlater Ja••nath Pabadla la\M, met more openly ill otber 1.Sd.
M ....... ~,,,..,. .... , . Quarantine ~sed
Avowed homosexual Leona.rd P .. MaUovlcb
baa aareect to drOp bis efforta to be re·
lnJtatecl in the U.S. Air Force i'1 return for
a •1&0.000 settlement from the serVlce that
ousted him in 1975. MaUovicb la 1bown
OAKJ..AND CAP) -Some Ill ICIU.V. miles In
thrff Alameda Count;. commualU.. have been
addM to UM quarantbie aa••nat Mediterranean
fruit 11111 that have piqued Santa Clara County to thelOUth.
, here in a San Francisco car dealership
where be works as a salesman.
. R4111dentl of Fremont, Newm and portions 'Of
Union Cib' were uked to 1trtp tbeJr baek)'ard fruit
tr.et u state a1rtculture oftlciall escalated UM
battle A1ainat the destrudlve inleet.
: . l/.S. BIG OC congregations
uNDOWNER offering thanks
WASIUNGTON CAP)
-The federal govern·
ment owns 77S million
acres of land, one-third
of the United States'
total land area.
At various times the
federal government has
held title to some 80 per-
cent of the nation's total
land area.
flEASE
EDNA MAY PEASE, rntdenl of
Celllornia \II'« 1'SI. PuMld awav on
November U , 1.0 She IS survived by
1 dauqrll«• Tr..lma L. Whet1ey ot SMI t• Ana, Ca , Donna M Olien ot Ortnva, c. .. 2 o<...XllllclrM 1 grHI
orandchlldran and I oreat·oreal
gral'dcllllO. Sarvkes wlll be held on
~rldav. Nowmber 28, 19'0 at 2 OOPM
"' the Harba< Lawn ,,,..,,_lal Cllapel
'ffllll Rev Bruct Kurrl• olflcoal11>9
$trv1cei Uil'dlr U'W direction ot H•rbor
ta"''" Mo<>nt 0t1 .. Monuary ol COJ\a
MeM.~»54
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Six congregations in Irvine will celebrate
Thanksgiving Eve together with a service at 7:30 tonight. ,
Participating will be S&. Aad.nw•1 Epbeopal
Cbarcb; lrvlae Pre1byterla• Cbuda; Ualted
Cbarcb ofauut; L•tlaeru Clludloltlle Seslll'l'ff·
Uon; Ualvenlty Comma:a.lty Cln1.reb; and Good
Shepherd Lutheran Cbucb.
The jolnl service will be at Good Shepherd,
4800 Irvine Center Drive.
The sermon will be by Pastor Ben Patterson of
Irvine Presbyterian, and Dr. Jan Anne Moore of
University Community Church wlll present a
children's program.
••• A costumed pilgrim Thanksgiving service is
planned at 10 a.m . Sunday at Nel1bb9rbood
CongregaUonal Cb arch. 3'0 St. Ann 'a Place,
Laguna Beach. Women of the church will serve a
tur.ltey dinner Crom 11:20 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will
be a Thanksgiving service at 10 a.m. Thursday.
••• The congregations of Temple BeUI David of
Orange County and Los Alamitos eo.ire1atioaal
Commaalty Cbattll will join in Tbank.llivine Eve service at 7:30 tonight at the Los Alamitos church,
4111 Katella Ave. •••
Slides, film
show slated
A free slide show and
a hunger project film by
John Denver will be pre-
sented .Sunday at 7:30
p .m . at the Neigh-
b o rhood Congrega .
Uonal Church, 340 St.
Ann's Drive, Lagun-
Beacb.
Tbe slide show by
Dean Tucker of Laguna
Beach, entitled .. Love
and Nature," wUl be ac··
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Three con,re1aUon1 will unite in a service of
Thanksgiving at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Caqre1aU..
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Roller1 C«netlson otfklat1r19.
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A 10 a .m. Thanksgiving Day service is
scheduled at First Cbarcb ol Cbrlat, Sele•Uat,
2880 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. ••• The Sanctuary Choir, with Rick ED1land
featured as oreantst, will perform at the 10 a.m.
Tbankagiving service Thursday at S. • ..bdrew'• Pre1bytertaa Cbarcla, 600 St. Andrew's Road,
Newport Beach . ••• The Thanksgiving Eve Service will be at 7:30
tonight at Faith Lathern Qllftb, 8200 Ellis Ave.,
Huntington Beach. ••• Students prep~a for mlniaterial careers will
conduct the Tban1t11ivln1 service at 1: 30
p.m . SUnday al Sdeaee of tile .... Ca$er, 14' Ave . Serra, San Clemente. 1Jle pro1raµ1 is
sponsored by the Clnlfdt ti ....,,._ ldetlee,
which will have its uauaJ 11 a.m. service at llarco
F'orster Junior Hlgb School, 25801 Camino del Avion, San Juan Capistrano. ... ' A Thaliblivinl service for the enUre family la
planned at 10 a .m. Thunday at the Crystal
CatbederaJ, 12141 Lewla St., GJl'den Grove. The
Positive Cbrl.ltian Slneles aroup will have a noon
to 6 p.m. boUday dinner at the arboretum.
SC Elks to hold
clinic for blood
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7IDflM. HO TAG
NEW ORLEANS CAP) -
S111ar Ray t;eourd. an &rtlat ld
the aometime1 brutal bUflnliu ol
bo1lq, ll World BOm1 Council
welt.rwetfbt champion a1atn.
wreatlnf the crown from
Roberto Duran wbo quit tbe
ft1ht Ud boxlna In the middle of
a remarkable rematcb.
"I'm tired of fl1bttn1," 1a1d
· th• man whole rut. powerful
style earned him the nickname
Hands of Stoa~ and the adm.l.ra·
tlon of bis native Panama and of
people throuabout Latin
America.
The proud Duran walked Into
retirement a rln1 le1end.
• Frustrated from cbaaln1
Leonard and complaining of
stomach cramps and wealmeA
in bU arms, be quit 'Jllespected-
ly with 18 NCODds left in the 8th
round. He waved Leonard away as the boxin1 technician ad·
vanced on blm.
TRE .JUDGES bad Duran
sliJbUy behind on polnts w~
be turned bis back on the career
so uniquely suited to the man.
"I was surprised," said
Leonard. "I don't know why he
quit. He Just stopped throwing
punches and walked away. I
took full advanta1e. ''
dentood Duran's action. It
lobked as If the champ waa
1bowtni . coatempt for Leoilard,
aayln1 lo b1I oppqaent, "No, you
cu't hurt me."
The referee waved the ftibt on and Sucar Ray uuhed a rllht
to Duran's mJcbectlon. Apln
the champ walked awlly, ahik-
ina bla bead from •lde to ildii
and ••vial Leooard off. It wu over and a stunned crowd aaw
the peen title bdt taken away
from the man who 1'U many
thlnp, but never before a quit-
ter.
"AT ftlE END of the fifth
round, I got cramps in my
stomach and it kept gettln1
worse and worse," Duran said
later. "I felt weaker and weaker
ln my body and arms."
Then came the shocker.·
"I am retirinl from boxiq
rt1ht now," be said. "There will
be no more fights. I'm tired of
fl&btlng."
And so one of the great
careers in the ring ended with a
suddenness that even bis seconds
.(ailed to completely comprehend.
SUGAR RAY LEONARD IS ALL SMILES AFTER DEFEATING ROBERTO DURAN.
.. ~ ......... At first, both Leonard and ref·
eree Octavio Meyran misun·
"I was shocked," said cut
man Freddie Brown. ''There
was no indication be was in pain
or getting weak."
"I've been with him too long
not to believe there was some . .
Quick, rnercifu4 but madly confusing
It was a tough way to go out
By WILL GRIMSLEY
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Exit a great
chatnpioo. Hail a fresh-faced young hero.
The bookies in Laa Ve1aa and London would have laid 100-1 odds against the
biaarre finish of the Superfigbt in the
Superdome Tuesday night that saw Sugar
Ray Leonard jumpin1 with joy in the mid·
die of the ring whlle stunned attendants
h6vered arou,od the beaten World Boxina
Council welterweight champion, Roberto
Duran.
1t was quick and merciful, but madly
confu.iftl.
~ :Wl'l'IU:4fGONE in the eiahth round of
ll furicjtasly wa1ed battle and only a few
l>Qiota MJ)N'aUn1 the comblitants, the
29-year-old Panamanian street fighter
known as "Stone Hands" turned and
walked away.
no
"I quit," be said after the wave of near
hysteria and disbelief had settled.
He wasn't knocked down. He was ap-
parently unhurt. He was still very much
in the fight in which all three judges bad
Leonard ahead by two polntaor less. ·
"I will never filht again," be added
COMMENTARY
later in the hectic drea1in1 room while a
handful of_ reporten and b1s red, white
and bl• bedecked entourage hovered
ovel"IUa aboulders.
"I G<n' C&S in the stomach. My·
arm a eot tired. I started 1ettinc weak. So '
I quit.
"I willneverfi&btagain."
•'Are you seriou1? Do you mean
'never?' "asltedakeptlca.
"Never," the bearded Panamanian
replied through his interpreter, Luis
Henrique. "I have been figbtin1 a lon1
time. I am tired of the ~port. It is time for me to retire."
Noonecouldeverhaveimaglnedsucba
docile surrender from the bearded,
brawling ring killer from the 1hettos of
Guarare who learned his skills with street
gang,a, who once decked a bone wtth a
sln1le punch and wbo as • 'tbe belt fllbter
in the world pound-for-pound" hacf ba~
tered out 72victorles a1awt a atncle lolle. He bad ruled bQtb the llllbt~ and
welterwelght division with a min ofter-
ror. . .
THE WISE GUYS had predicted be
would demolish the U-year-old Leonard
from whom be had aei.led the WBC crown
last June. "They'll have to scrape ol'
easy road
Area teams face tough tests
By RoGER CARLSON Of .... .,..,, fll ... IUft
Ed.lion High football coach Bill Workman says
his team's foe Friday night is "bumungus".
Friday's football schedule
(111911 It 1:31) Fountain Valley's Mik~ Milner says all be
wants ii for officials to reco&nize defensive holding
when b1s star receiver Emile Harry strolls through
a pass route. · Corona del Mar Coach Dick Morris .,vould like
to ttve bla old backup center at Whittier College
CBr•a·OllndaCoacbJim McAUiJter) a lesson or two.
And Estancia Hilh Coach Ed Blanton is not
admittina awe, but .la shaking bis bead over the
prospect of meet.in& undefeated Esperama High.
So it goes, the quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs
are on tap Friday nilht.
Here is a look at each game involving Orange
Coast area teams:
TM r-Tiii ill
Edison vs. Colton Redlands l)iiversity
Los Altos vs. f Mtain Valley H8 High
Corona del ~ vs. Iha Brea ttgh
Esperanza vs. Est~a NeWJX>rt twin
Pius X vs. El Toro M1ssioo Vie10
El Dorack> vs. capo Valley CaSM> Valley
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Edison by 6
Ftn. Valley. by 1
8'ea by 3
Esperanza by 12
Pius X by 4
CalXl by 3
afford to be cocky. There ls just no way you can
beat up a team like that."
Lo• Altoa ve. Fowtteln Va .. y
The Cooqueron of Loe Altoe Coach Dwayne
DeSpain started a little slowly, 1lmllar to Fountain
Valley, but have steadily improved to the point
they brlna a 9-1 record and the Siena League
championship into Friday'• cont.elt.
'"Ibey have 1ood siae and get off the football,"
says Milner. ''They're 1imllar to We1tmlnster
· physically and run klnd of a rop-and-sboot offense
with four wide-outs."
Paclnt Loa Alt.oll 11 quarterback Blake Smith,
W'bo threw for 13 touchdowns in the regular season,
with hi• major target CharUe Root. In the
backfield are two t.ou1h runnen -Mark Zutrow
and John Rio, each with average 1atm In the 5.4 toe.o
lfan1e. "Actually we're more concerned with
our1elve1 than other people," 1aya Milner. We
have to c0me out and play a gOOd 1ame otfenalve-
<See UEA, Pace )
'St.one Hands' off the canvas to beat him,"
they said.
What a shock.
But Bot to Leonard. "I knew I would
beat him when I stepped into the ring,''
Sugar Ray said.
Not to Leonard's trainer-mana1er.
"Duran quit because be fiat out got
whipped," said Angelo Dundee.
Leonard fouaht masterfully. Movin1
J and atlcldng, be took an early toll with
lefts that shot out like a 1erpeat'a toque
anct aa~uru rounds •tiPt aSoal ~1an
plllq up a •lllbl advantaae. All the
while, Duran fouaht back With tigertstf
(J ., f.,oelt)'.
TSE END IN the eichtb round came with dramatic auddennesa and cbaoe.
Nobody knew exactly what happened &m·
(See SUGA&. Page IW)
LEONAl.D WM abeaCI oo th
card.I al all three JUdaea. WlQ.
.nine four OI the 1even ,
But It wa by DO meant a
aided na.it and that'• ~
1udden endins raised to
eyebrows. Offlclall of
LouJ1lana state Athletic
mi11lon aald Duran's " pune would be Withheld
a medical examination of
Panamanian. •
"I've never 1een ilnythlng
that before,•' said Em e
Bruneau, chairman of the
ml11ton. "The trainers dop't
even know what happened." J What the Superdome crow of
about 30,000 ral)s aaw was a
lesson in ring artistry ad·
ministered by Leonard straight
out or the boxing te~book.
"TIDS TIME, I boxed," said
Sugar Ray, who tn,d to slug it
out with Duran in their first
meeting and lost the WBC title
to hls opponent June 20 in Mon·
treal.
Duran, whose swarming style
has always made him a crowd
favorite, kept stalking Leonard
and paying the price as Sugar
Ray repeatedly tagged him com·
ing in.
"When I walked in the ring, I,
knew I bad Duran," Leonard
said. "I was confident."
In round three, Duran had
Leonard cornered on the rot>es
and loaded up a right. But
before he could deliver it, S~ar
Ray had danced away. And,.as
ne did, Leonard mu11ed at the champion, taunting him at a mo-
ment which must have been ter·
ribly frustrating for the cham·
pion.
In the fourth and filth rounds,
both men went to the canvas
ever so briefly, neither on a
knockdown. Duran slipped to t\is
knees u be rushed at Leonardtn
the rourth. ln the fifth, be
pushed Leonard down In ttje
challenaer's comer. Throughout
both rounds, the p*ltem of tfae
fl1ht continued -DW'an atalk-
lna and Leonard 1llppil&
vuncbe1 and acorlnc •llh
countel'. attacks. tt was about that time that
Duran be1an feeline ~tle
stomach cram~. Leonard t... wby. · ;;:
"II aomeone hit your bOdj.as
bard as I hit hla," SUear R:ID'
aald, "you'd have cramps, too..r •£
lt'1 unanimou11 setunidt
•
NL mo1t valuable player
F.nmAPDW1tcMI
NEW YORK -llllkt Schmidt. PoWU·hltlina .. N ~for the world t'UIQpiOn PIUlldelPb11 ~ WM nUMd tbt NaUODal Le11u.'1 110.t
Val""* Pla)'er today lA a ~Dl0\11 vote of the "
BaHW Wrilen AU«laUOaol America.
Sdunldl colleded 111 a. nnt·pl•ce vote. from a BBWA.
eom..W.. rompriHd of two wnten from ea~b National
Leapedly. Gary Carter of tho Montreal ExlXll and JOMC'nll
of the Houlton All.roe r1Dllhcid ~ and
third, rt1~ctively. and were the Only other
pl1yet1 named on all 24 ballot.a.
Schmidt joined Orlando C.peda, the
winner In 1987 for the St. Louil Cardlnall, H
the onlyun.animou.s NL MVPln history.
Schmidt 11 the third Pbiladelphla
PhUUes player to wln th award, and the
flrat ln 80 year1. Jlm Konatanty won ln l9SO
and Chuck Kleln ln 1932.
Unllke Georae Breu, who won the AL
MVP award lalt week crtm1rlly on the
KMMllPT atrencth of hi• remarka l .390 avera1t.
ScbmldUlutled hi• way to the NL award.
Hiaaveragewuonly .288, buthl14•homtra, 121runa batted
In and ,au 1lua1ln1 percenta1e each ltd tht le11uo. The No. a
aluaeer ln the NL, Jack Clark ot san rranclaco. had a 1luHln1 avera1e 107 percentage polnta lower than Schmidt'•·
\
' -....... , .... d•11 -----
Minnesota Vlldnp Coach 8ac1 Gr1a&, whole team
plays New OrJeana this week, 11)'1 there la no way Mln·
nesota could afford to overlook any team durlDI the
1tretcb nm to the playolfa: "You don't worry about lwo
Jima when you've 1ot to take Guadalcanal."
rqto• ..,.,, Ila"~ t 0 1Dcdt tor .........
National Football Lea1ue Commissioner Pete m aoaelle still ii reviewing flhns or Walter Pay&oo'1 • c. >
controversial contact wlth head linesman Ed
Marloa, and plans to review more before he de·
cides whether to let tbe fine against the Chicago running back stand. An NFL spokesman said Tuesday that not all the
available rum and videotape from Sunday's 1ame ln Atlanta
between the Falcons and Bears had arrived al lea1ue head·
quarters. He also said that, because of the
Thanksgi vlng holiday, it was unlikely a
decision would be reached this week . . .
Washington activated quarterback Kim
McQullken, an indication that Joe
Thelamann is too injured to play and the
NFL team will s,tart Mlke Kruczek against
Atlanta Sunday Green Bay reached
contract agreement with Jan S&enenad,
former star place·kicker for the Kansas
•City Chiefs. and waived ki cker Tom
Birney. Walk Michaela' job 1s s ecure
~•YTON as head coach or the New York Jets
through the 1981 season, even though Jlm Ken1ll, president of
the team, said that Michaels hasn't received a vote of con·
fidence . Cincinnati waived rookie place-kicker Saadro
Vitiello and made former Oakland kicker Jlm Breecb lta
fourth kicker of the season ~
ff_,.. Drftt'J a pl~• ur• at Porf laltd
Jolm Drew wrapped up the 1ame with 34 m
pointa as Atlanta whipped Portland, 112-108 to
hl1hllght NBA action Tuesday night. The victory
was Atlanta's third in a row and upped the Hawks'
season mark to 8-13. The loss was the 10th straight on the
road for Portland . . Elsewhere, Jullu Ervtng scored 15 points in the in the third quarter as Philadelphia turned a six·
point lead into a 14-polnl bulge and defeated Dallas, 108-92.
The decbloo makes Philadelphia, 20-3, the first team iJl the
NBA to win 20 aames lhls season . Guard Freemu
Williama scored 19 points ln the second quarter and had
• aeven stralaht early in the fourth period to lead San Dle10 to
•• a 108-9' poWJdin1 of Denver . . . Cleveland once •l•ln bu
•. the freedom to make trades, but only with the blesaln1 of Joe
.\selaoa. director of-Operations for the NBA . . . Phoenlx has
condltlon1lly traded Don Bue to Indiana for draft pleb and
cash. The deal hln1es on a physical examination for the M
Buse, who has not played a game this aeuon because or a
knee lnJury.
Babflclt'• return •parla !tt. Loaj•
WaJM Babycll, retumlna to the lineup after a u
aeries of injuries, scored his second goal of the ,
•ame on a St. Lowa power play with 4:50 remain·
lDI to lead the Bluea to a 5-3 victory over Buffalo
to bi&hli,iit NHL action Tueadfy. Elsewhere, ... s.t> Mac·
llllliut scored a palr of second-period aoals and Cal1ary held
ort a Montreal rallx. to defeat the Canadlena, 5.4, 1nappm1
Montreal'• etght·a•me unbeaten streak . . . ReDe aoben 11·
nited the Rockiea with his flnt 1011 of tbe aeaaon and Denver
came from behind to score a 4-3 triumph over Edmonton. \,
• .tlarger...., GIU•n• earn PIW'-fO ltonon
K'en Mar1erum of Stanford earned all· •.
conference honors for the third Ume Tuesday,
• holdlna down one of the two wide receiver 1pota on
·: tbe All-Pac-10 football team. Marcerum'1 team·
· · mate Jollll Elway was honored u the Pac.to Player of the
Year, becominl the tint sophomore to wln that award, ~nd
Doa Jamee of Waahlnaton wu named Coach of the Year.
M1r1erum, a Fountain Valley Hi&h 1raduate, was also Joined by another Fountain Valley product ••
WIWe Gtuem waa selected to the first
team u a punt returner and to the HCOnd
team on offense. Other playen makina the
squad were UCLA's Keaa1 Euley, for a
record fourth Ume, and USC'• Marem1 Al·
lea, linebacker Qlp Baab, and def naive
' backs a.ute Lott and d De1lllll9 l•Mla . • •
ao1er Leoaard, 8•1ar llt.a'• older
brother. used his advanhtu ln
reach and apeed ind Pounded out an
•11y unanimous declllon over lllel Deall ,.. ..... '* tn a 10.round weltenvelaht fit)lt 1t the
Supetdome . . . Maartee llape of BrlUan out-polnted Carlol
Herren ~ Araenuna over u roundl to retain hi• WBC super·
welterwel1ht lltlt . . . Box.lot siromoi.r Dem bl 1114 'l'util·
day that '1 from each ticket sold for future llve and cloHd
circuit Utle llpta which he apoOJOn wlll be turned over to
tbe U.S. OlYJnplc COmcnlttee ••• LI K011l~ .. a1 of Chlof
led G,.. ......... of the Umt.ct States after 1pr1n1board
event. In the two-da1 MartlrU IJMmaUonal dJvlD1 comPIU·
tkm at tM Cr)'atal Palace pool In London. Kon1·aen1 llnlthed
tM cSaY With llM.W7 polnta. 1.At(apn1a, from Mll&loP VleJO,
OHttlme. torll 1bovlder IDUltle to f'eeord 5N.70 .•• T••· ,., _.DMta, 41, a tft.tlme :t,11Uoilal Ltape batUn1 chamJ)IOG
Wt&b I.be Dodaet1 ln the u.a. wu named to tile Beattle ......... coachlna lllff ~mw~ ,. .. ,, WUif, a. temper
team_. • • . Carlll .. DdAoe of PuertO R6co ~ed· ••rdl CMllW• faoe to a bloody pWp and •lriPl*i him OI bll world cniaerWelPl ebampiOnlblp.
~ ... r•flle , t'Y:No...-scMdaled. LUllO: Hockey -Phl~a at Kiap, T:• p.m .. aooo•>·
• .
W.42'BR POLO
t•rmlne tht loUth1m IMU0n11
No. l rt,pNHntatlve for t.M .-
oom111 1tat1 pl1~1. Thi kller drop~ ba~91 tnto oomMUUon
with lAnt Btaoh and run.non todtl 1rmlnttll1No.1t11m,
Tht Plral• ""''~·td trtsntll• dOUI tttor\I from Jtll no.en,
Orea fton\111 and 011• AIU..
DOantll • .... U\rtt IOlll l•
tHh 11m , whale ~lH"' ·°'"' trlbutld two ln Htti HCI . .,..
tolalld f11Ur n the tlft' 1e11t•t a11lnlt ey,,.. •.
Th• kt1 11• for tbt • waa t.M OM with LICO 11 UMty started out Cl\llCldy 1r1bbtnal a a..o 1dvant.,., and lh• had to
bold an at Ute nd for the vie·
tory.
The Rt»tlen, thoqh, who aaw
tbelr record• Improve to 12·0
thl1 year and 11-0 over the' put
tbr~e aeuona, didn't have to
hoJd on for anyone.
G WC crushed both ill fota
wltb John Olsen (1lx 10111)
spe1rbeadln1 the attack ap!Mt
El Camino, wh1.le Don Mahaffey
(five> did mo.t of the damai•
ag1in1t Fullerton. Teammate
John Wilson also contributed
four eoai. .,a1n1t the Horneta.
The Rustlen, who are the de·
fendine state champlom, uaed
balance in wlnnlna 11 . ei1ht
players reached the scorln1 col·
umn against the Warriors, while
six etched their names ln the
scoring book aaalnst the
Hornets. ........... ~
OLYMPICS ••
system ls unique in Olympics
history. Use of auch top, H ·.
perlenced buainela executives to
manage Olympic events la a de·
parture from the put practice
where fovernment offlctal1
routine y bandied Ol1mplc
respomlbilltlea.
HlnSbaw, -a resideqt al Lido
Isle, la vice president of ~
Capital Group, a Jarce invest·
ment manaaement or1anllation
ln Loi An11k1. Illa yaeJatlAI
b1cklJ'OUDd Inch.Sea d.ireetor ol
the United States Yacht Racine
Union and a member of tbe U ·
ecuUve commlUee ol I.be Yecbt
Racln1 AlloclaUoa CoUDdl ol
USYRU; president of tlM Uclo-14
lntemational Clau Allodatiae!
director of UM Paellle C.Ut
Yacbt1a1 A11oclatloa. and
former commodore of Udo ltle
Yacht Club ·
• Thoreau ta manaalnl dlredor
of the ltv1ne TechDololY FUnd
and la involYed iD iDveatmenta,
computer and other blab
technOlolY lndustri• located ln the Irvine llldUltrial Complex.
His atbletlc becUrouad la 6'w-
tor of AtbJ.U~ New Seir¥iee ~
Southern cautCWlll•, aDd Ulb·
tant commlalk>Mr Of the Paetnc
Coast IDtercoUestate Atbl.Ue
ConfeNDee.
En1•n was a ''•h aebool teaeber for nv. , .. n dtmQI
wblch Ume lM founMd aDd wu
pNlldellt of Rolf DlllD, lar. a
small cbalD OI wine aDd 1pkit
1tot11 iD <>ran;. Count7 wtllcb ii
expand.iq Into • mail Ol'del'
bu1in., tbroulb wlu ~
clubs.
He WM captala of tM UCLA
vOlleyball teams iD 1161 ~ Md
wa1 the flnt i.am :All·Amei'tea
for 10 ytan btll•'DI 19 1•. la
lest and 1111 ••named ta.. out-
atandtn; player ol the JUI'.
He allo npreaeated UM told medal wUi.Dlq U·.S. Olympic:
team ID tM 1118 Pu Am .....
In MexJco City, UHi) and
Chica10 Utlt). He waa a partl~ la &be WorlC GelllM
la Ptrll (UM) IDd .... .....
to tht Wlleyball Kall of ..... .
He la a llaft ~aiOdcn ot Ille
SOutbera Califtinlta Y •dll.lal AllodtUOa.
sec play• tontpt
\
'
. ~ .
~· ~J 5 to
8 ¢ G lllJmlvomdtbleonerwDtwo• ........ ., .... :
""'· ..;.._ .. _.. .,._., blfltau.al, wblcb ~-~·-"~-.Chui Ooubt1 attnc· .... ., .. Jl!ll', ...... ..-,-... •
... .. ....... .. OeelD View.
CllW ......... VaJltJ-~~ .... ....... ff~ di ... .... a.. u ........... ~. OM.-V1eW w1P IDiil r-tet• Valley lD ti. ....... CGlbitM= ln•.ar -and d a bummer -after 11,..,. .. ~ Javttadoaal baa Cal· ........ rwr -..-Dalled out. 1-arin; Huntiqtoo ..... 0.. .., lflUer wttb fl'OO ot llopbl• and .......... °' .. '°*· * * • • 1'11.m fOlal to 1et oa It In earlY Aprtl and :Hnd ftJ•n to au IGrU °'"boola. ao.100. and ... what ba,,... It there lia't IDaUCh rHpoDM we'll
ctUHI It tor aood," HP lllU..
Tbe7 dkln 't set tbelr acboOl9 tW'Md iD tM
WOG·lOll column, but yoia'll ftDd few wllllDI to
crltlcln Huntln•ton Beacb Hl1b Coacb 801>
ttberwuod or Unlverslty Coach Ted llallea aro.md
tbtlr ,.pecttve c:1mpuat1. • * * Wit tbe llariaa IDTttaUoDal ta easily tbe
l:IOlt ieUMtlv• of IOUrla ... ln.olvlD• • maJod·
ty of~ CounlY MUU, iallo OD tM ••.oda In Dffemw wtU be Ute ~ San Drmu In·
vltatleul, whloh Wtlu' al . Mt. Saa Antonio eou. ... u. Wl'IJll up with tM NIQW IDd flnala It
HuDUncton Beach 1Upped OM lollDa atreu.
but a 8'mHt. Learu• dl"OUOt ti 1till iD proeeaa at
28. ~ he WU WklDI cl' qulttlnt ln pl'Otelt to
tran1fer fruatratklm rec:ent.11.
Cal .... Nlfl'tOn Dto. tt-•. Octean View, Orua• CowltY'• No. l &Mm, llD't tVtn Mtdld tn tha\ ont, bUt ll ~ S.abawb eaa
ltt by their ftnt opponent, they'll be pured 111lnat Lona BHch Poly, tb• team which
tU•lnated them In th• Ctr f.A Mmlftnall last
HHOll.
I1bllwo0d, however, u,ya be baa cooled ckwni
and Wt.11 be back to IUld• tbe OUen.
Unlv..tty neorded a 3-7 record, tbe ftfUa
ttrallht MY9D·lon HUOD for the TroJIM. M\illen,
in hl1ftntyear,11y1 theN wen some pl•=•• ..
"1 wu pleated that we buna tn tbiien, espedal-
ly tbt lut two weeb. I rea1b feel we could ba••
beaten Estancia.'' M\lllen, too, wlll '* ...S for
another crack lo '&l. • • • lniDI Hilh 11 1t•klnl a rtpl1cemeot for • • • Cbuoa. laftabal, who N1lped h1a football poll rt· ctatly. '.n.t V14ueroa want 10111eon• with bead coacblnl experience on the var1lty level or th•
equlvalmt. A te1chln1 po1ttloo ta open and for
further lntormatloo lnteteat.d partla abould con·
taot Athlttlc Director Barry Scbulenbur1 at
111·4211 (at. 48).
BA8ID:'l'BALL NOTES: Loe* for Oeea View
It'• anticipated that the new coach will aet the
ttnd of admlnlltrativt backin1 required to develop
a wtnnlnl prosram -not the one that burled
Sorcabal wltb poor decl1lon1 during the
formulatlvt yean.
Hilb product ,_ NI to become a tbrM-,.._
atarter for the Unlvenlty of Redlancb. TM
diminutive frephman earned a apot OD tbe Y&J'llity
tb.ll year . . . t.o aeolor Deaa ~ the ama of
ABC sport.acuter M Al'MM. la a member ol Fountain Valley rup•1 vanity. The elder A.nl01d.
incidentally. la one oft.be few (maybe ODlJ> fJ"om ,
the electrooic media who bu tbe respect at tbe
printed media . . . S-2 Junior aa.t;; 'ftft, tbe tea
of former UC Irvine Coach ,,_ Tift, la blc la
Estancia Hilb'• plans . . . and ftnallJ, Mutna
Coach S&eYe PopoYlcla'a commenu esemplUJ
these chana1n8 times: Says Popovich: "I feel lib
a carnival barker. Between Hllinl adl, a free
throw-a-thoo and other t.biap, lib sebedullq,
gym use, selling T·sbirts, pa.rents' nldlt and order·
ing trophies for our tournament, wbeo do I
coach?"
* * • Farmer Newport Harbor mp football stan·
clout DOD Barker e~oyed a banner year at UC
Davia, topped by second team All·Far Western
Conference and selection aa next year's co-
captaln.
The former st.u linebacker for lhe Sailors
Fro• Pa,,.83
SUGAR TAINTED?. • •
till the first emissaries invaded
Duran's quarters and even then
the mystery remained Wl50lved.
The Louiaiana State AUhletJc
Comm.lulon immediately im·
pounded Duran'• purse. eaUmat·
edattamillioo. • The bi1 aporta arena buzzed
with 1peculatlon. Was Duran
really hurt bad enough to quit?
Had tha.Je1endary street fighter
taken all the punishment he
could stand and decided himself
to throw ln lhe Imaginary towel "
Dld he almply choose to take his
, report.cl SB million pu~e and
run?
In abort, did he doa it? Fi&hl
fans will be debatln1 the matter
foryean.
Leonard was miffed when he
waa repeatedly prodded to give
some explanation of Duran's
stran1e surrender .
"I DON'T KNOW why the man
quit," Su11r Ray sald .
"Somet.bin1 terribly wrone must
have happened to him. Don't
bock him. He has a great heart.
He bu been and still ls a great
champion."
Leonard reaented the sugges·
tion that his victory carried a
taiat because of the unusual way
th• fifbtended.
"I beat him fair and square,"
Sugar Ray insisted. ·'If somebody
hit you as hard as I hit Roberto
you would have cramps, too
Why can't people accept that I
beat Roberto Duran? I am verHWe. I wu able to chanp my
· tactics". Duran wasn 't. I outfought
him and contused him. I beat him
mentally instead of physically."
Duran, dour, yet showing no
outward disappointment, was
pushed into a white station
wagon and hauled away under
the heavy guard or his en-
toura~e.
LeFLORE SIGNS
WITH WHITE SOX
CHICAGO CAP> -Outfielder
Ron LeFlore, who led the Na·
lional League with 97 stolen
bases last season, was signed u
a free agent today by the
Chicaao White Sox to a multi·
year contract.
Terms were not revealed but
Edward DeBartolo, Sr., the
Youn11town, Ohio. builder
whose attempts to purchase the
Wblte Sox were turned down by
the American League last
month.
·Football signals
' IU!QAL CUT or ILOCQIQ 81LOW"
1""WAllT
Hand ~ front Of ltllgh.
Sailors bid
for polo title
LONG BEACH -Newport
Harbor lfigh'a Sailors, perennial
Sunset League champions and
tinaplnl of the CIF seven times
ln the last 13 yean under Coech
Bill Barnett, 10 for tbelr fourth
stratgbt tonight at Belmont
Plaza against Sunny HUI.a. It
starts at 9 o'clock.
The Sailors are 23·1, the lone
loss a a UVi decision to &mny Hills.
Barnett's crew has beaten
Sunny Hills three limes this
year.
Paclng the Sailors are All-CIF
stars Dlgy Riley and John Glf·
ford , a.long with a balanced at·
tack which Includes Eric Doer-
1 n g. Brett De Valle, Mark
Hansen, Mike Howell and goalie
Ian Marksbury. Usually the tint
off the bench is Jeff Wilson.
Sunny Hills counters with its
one ·man s how -Michael
Spicer.
Sunny Hilla, under Coach Jlm
Spraeue. has provided Newport
Harbor wJtb its foe tbe lut two time• 1n lhe floala and interrupt.
ed what would have been a ftve-
year reian by defeatlna the
Sailors ln 1V76 1n the fina.IJJ .
-.sma-o ........ ,11111 .... ..,.
··~· CIMla .. ·= .. ••49 .. "' ... .. ·~ ..... ....... wait .... U.. UCJ ......... ....
.......... , ...... rem.dt-
lq, IN'ICUdaa uc1 anu.. to
1Nlld ·iM AM.elLln' ....,.... . ""ta.. U.. laat eo .. b b1a tea• to ~·a..•1 am-
loalb ~ tM team'• ftnl test·UU. 8.turdaJ Dl1hi ('7:30)
aaalut VIII.
··1 na. 'eolilldeot, but thea
•bat do I bOw," eaya MulHpn.
"I know I haven't bad a ~
D10t'11leepin WHU."
Certalaly tbere ii a lot of
,preaaure betnl put on MuWaan
UCIREPORT
and bis star forward Kevin
Ma1ee. not te> mention the sup-
portiri1cutlnthll1cenarlo.
Jt'a been five yean-when the
An*eaten were a Dlvialon II
team-1ince UCI has put
to1et.her a wlnnio& aeaaon.
Mulllaan· la belna asked to
pick up the pleces and make the
ship rilttt again overnight.
He'a aot a 1ood start at lt. Hia
atart.lnc five all come from win·
nln1 programs . . . and they can
all •boot the Uahta out of the bot·
tom of the net.
MUUIGAN WILL begin with
Maaee (6-8, 230-pounda), Grant
Taylor (6-8, 205), and freshman
Ben McDonald (6-8, 212) up
front.
Everyone should know about
Magee by now. He spent two
years WKler Mulligan at Sad-
dleback College, where he led the
Gauchos to the finals aod
semifinals of the state cham-
pion1hips, r espectively. Last
year, be was selected aa the co-
MVP of tbe state for bis efforta.
Taylor, a Cypress College
transfer, was picked as the state
tournament's MVP after leading
the Chargers to the JC title.
McDonald, from Lons Beach
Poly Hlgb, was selected to ftrst
team CIP 4-A Jut year after he
averaeed 14.8 points and n.1ne re-
bounds per conte1t. The
J .. ctrabbtt1, meanwhile,
reached the CIF finals before
bowlnatoin1lewood. ,
••TBE&E'S NO DOUBT our
atronaest poelUon la the front
• gms
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ID Ulii'"Mek eourt, aOd Udl la
Uae area Mulllaan ta worried
aboUt, RMti wtileldoD (M, 110)
wW teanf db keVln FUiler <W,
111) •
Wbleldoo played with Mape
at Saddleback tb• paat two •
yean and ii u pure a •hooter• you 'II find ln the came. He
avera•ed lt po.int. • •am• wt
year while aboottdi 58 percent rro1n tbe noor.,
Fuller, a Lona Beach CC
tnuafer, .tll be counted on
beavlb' to brina the ball up the
court and coatrol the offeme.
Al10 an excellent shooter,
Fuller 1bot $t percent from the
field wbile scortna 22 polotl per
aame, grabbinc 4.8 rebounds
and handing off for a total ol 101
aaaJsta.
.. TBE•E·s NO DOUBT that
offeauively we're aood," Mulli·
aan explains. "I don't know what
we're Coingtobe likedefen1lvely,
thouah."
Mulligan still contends that a
«iood offense will win you ball
games, 8ltbouab Ora.nae Coast
and C)'J>resa used defenae to up-
set the Gauchos ln the state
tourney the last two years.
MulUgan appears to have
auarded himself against a re·
peat of those performances.
however. No longer will teams
be able to just shut off Whieldon
and get weak side help on
Maaee. 'lbere are just too many
good shooters.
And, not just with the starting
five, either.
Mulligan has a solid bench
with which to work.
Spelling the front liners will be
Scott Hartman (6-8, 230), a
forward who red-shirted las~
year after transferring from the
University of Wasblogton, and
Ranier Wulf (6-6, 195), a Citrus
JC transfer, while Robbie Beal
(6·3, 185), UCI's leading
scorer Jut year ( 14.3 points), and
Jason Works (5-10, 165), another
JC tranefer, will sub for the
auarda.
"We like to think we're set,
but I aWl worry about our cu.ard
11tuatioa," says MuWaan, DOtina
the team lack.a ball handlen.
"We know one thin&. that teams won't be able to do the
same thlno to ua that they did
lo tbe pa.at. We Just have too
much fire power."
to face .
Bucknell
The UC Irvine wat"r polo
aquad will meet Bucknell in the
fir1t round of the NCAA cbam-
pionahlpe Saturday at the Bel-
mont Plaza pool lo Long Beach.
The Anteaten, who qualified
for the final eight by winnlnl tbe
PCAA championablp last
weekend, will enter tournament
play with a 23-4-1 record overall
and a No. 2 ranking in the na-
tion.
Buckbell comes in with a
26-3-2 mark. The game is
scheduled for noon. Other team.a competing for the
title are Stanford (No. 1 in the
nation), Loyola of Chicago, USC,
Pepperdine, Cal and UC Santa
Barbara.
UCI'11 appearance will mark
the 11th time in 12 years the
Anteaters have played in the
NCAA tournament. UCI won the
championship in 1970 and bas
finished second five limes and
third twice.
UCI placed two-time junior
All-America Peter Campbell and
senior George Newland on the
PCAA All-tournament first
team. Seniors Mark O'Brien and
Dave Ritchie were second ~am
selections, while Coach Ed
Newland was selected as the
conference's Coach of the Year.
Campbell. with bis seven
aoala, ran bis season total to 56.
}le la followed by' Johll Varfu
(39), O'Brien (36), MaJlfredo
Let pier (34). Newland (28) and
Mike Evans (27).
UCI '• major competition in
the NCAA tournament could be any one or three teams as Stan-
ford (25-2-1), Pepperdine (29-9-2)
and defendln1 champion UC
Santa Barbara all pose threats .
OCC on the rebound
Gillu optimistic as opener nears
By CU&T SEEDEN
Oftlleo.11'1',.... ....
Pardon Tandy Gillis for wea.rln1 a silly grin
these days.
The OraJSge Coast Colleae basketball coach
haa to be pleued each time he even ·c1ance1 at bis
1980-81 roeter. Blessed with one of the finest crop of
ypun1 talent to come OCC'a way, Glllia ls Just
itcbint for the season to belin.It beinp Friday at
LA Harbor.
''TIDNGS LOOK GOOD," be HY• cautiously.
"We doo't have many sophomores but we have
some very fine first-year playen and I think we'll
be Okay. "We'll be a lot better than last year," be con-
t.louea. The. Pirates stumbled to a 12-14 record last
aeaaoa, a far cry from the Bue team which cap-
tured the 1tate championship lo tm.
"I auarantee you that th1I team la muc~ ~tter
than last year's. nu. team won't be seven of
JC B4SKET&4LL
eitbt 1ame1 do-.m the stretch like the lut one
dld," Gillls predicts.
r P£&BAP8 WHAT MA&ES th~ 1880-81 version '° excltinc ta tbe number ol aood outside aboOten
in the Buel' lineup.
"Lalt year,~· didn't have any out.aide a~ tna. Tbat will chana• thi1 year." be 11y1. 'l'boulb the Piratel lack a bit, physical player
lD tM,mf&lle, OCC 1UU could at.art a lineup tbt
ran1• from M to S-'7. The Pirates bave Hveral fine freabman!
1uara. lneladin1 Gre1 Krobnleldt <W> from
EatUd.a, a.Ye Lui (S-ll) from Colt.a M••· John Krtelch (M) trom l'oot.hW, Jeff Tbomu Cl-2)
trOm Wiit.era, and Ore1 Cole (J.10) from Corolla
del Mar.
Kraludtldt LI a 21.year-old fNlbmaa wbo
1>1•1-1 two •uom ap at DtaDd&, Re came out for OOC'a Jm.'71 .Ut. cha•~ tqUd, but
dropptd out Won UM •uca .tatted.
he's trimmed down to 195," Gillis notes. "He 's
much quicker •round the basket, and bis jumping
bas improved dramatically.''
Saunders ia nuralns a pulled hamstring, but
Gillis feels he w.lll recover in plenty of time to con·
tribute to the bulk of the season.
The Bucs have some fine swing players who
can play at IU8fd or forward, and beading the list
is 6·5 Brian Maravlch , a sophomore transfer from
Golden West.
Ma.ravlcb started for the Rustlers two years
ago and averaeed 12 pointa per game. He turned in
a 19-point performance against OCC that season.
"BRIAN COULD BE a our top scorer this
season," Gilli• 1ays. "He ls an excellent offeoaive
player. He's a .1reat shooter, can really drive to the
basket and be la aamart player."
Maravicb, an All-Sunset Leaaue performer
three years aso at Newport Harbor, will be joined
by another AU-Sunset League standout, Chris
Beasley, a 6-1 freshman from Costa Mesa.
"Chris la an excellent Jumper IO be could see
some work at forward for ua. He •boots well from
the outside. He'll either be a •tarter or one of our
first i\IYI olf the bench," GlWa s~.
Top lo.rwardl in the OCC Jfneup include 6-5
Rich Kindorff, a tint-team All·ClF player from
Corona det Mar. As a senior for tbe Sea Kln,a,
Kindorf aver11ed 19 points per eame. , -
Klndorff had received a full acbolanblp to at·
tebd UC IUvenlde, but be decid4!!d to to play for occ.
"Rlch ls an lnteWcent player. He's a good re·
bounder and a team leader," Gillis aays.
GDLl.8 STa£88E8 lntelllgence wben ta1kiq
about hi.I team.a. "The team.a I've had which were
the molt 1ucceurw have uwaya been lnteWaent
• teams and th1I y .. r'1 ll no uceoUon:• he 1ay1.
.. I feel real ,&ood about tfda' team. The1'.e
worked bard lD pradice ilDd we've bad two prettY
1004 lntta-tquad acrbnmq•. U they CID come
tot•t.her u a croup, I'm 1ure we'll do qwte well;'' GlW ptwdlcb.
GWll rat.a 8.anta Alia, CerrlU. and Fullerton
u the teama to beat lD tbe South Cout COQ.
fer.nee. but add8 "'1 th ink we'll be • fador ID the
outcome. We ahould be playlnf well In the
stretch.''
I
b, wlllda n ha¥te't c.t.. for t.IMt lut two ....
The .... left ha ..... AuMI• ..... <a•aJmt Bdlloa) " • Jiiaklr q~ llatt ............... to
Oft17 '6 ~ throuO the air 1ut ..-lla!mt
Btteabla ••, aiu.ou,ll bJI ,.... nau n4ei:t a
wbopplac 1;7U 7ardl tbf'UUCb the alr, thub to 111
com,..uoill la IOf attempca. He bu thtoWD a
doien touchdoWn puaa.
R«elven Emili Harry and ·Rey OubeJi:Uct
hJP!llbt the other end o1 a....• aertall, •bile
th• rur.mlq aame bu a doUble edi• wttb Keith
ilcbardl and Rod Emery lharlac duty at tailback ..
Eltenbower held the uaually productive Harry to
one reception Jut week •
Corvn• del Mar w. 8Na
Monti and McAIU1ter are both dlaelplet ol Don Coryell at Whitijer (u are m~ Oraqe
Cout area lnclivlduals, lneludlna Mont.a• No. 1
aide, Dave Holland), 10 they may be on UM same
wave lencths. "Brea bu a very at.root team with ID ex-
cellent offeue," HY• Moma. "EverytbtD1 la
geared around quarterback Bob Curry. He ls the
cuy we feel we have to contain "
Cuny ii a IJnt-team All-leap quarterback
and runs the option with a flalr. He bu ~-for
1,003 yards and nm for "2 yards.
Sound familiar? Well, Corona del Mar'•
quarterback, Clay Tucker, ii alsO a pass-run
threat with similar atata (1,.124 yardl pauln1 and
382 runniot).
Both quarterbacks are left-handed and if
that's not enouah, well, Tucker and Curry were
buddies in their early yean before the Tuckers
moved out ol the Brea area.
Brea (No, 3 lp Use conference> bouts a pair of
solid nmnen m 180-pouod aenion Randy Palombi
(12 TDa) and Shawn Jalaler (eight TDa). Palombi
is the only back this year to gain over 100 yards
against El Dorado. ~
Corona del Mar (7-4) has won rive straight and
pla7olft la ll'7t wu ,.... .. ..
<•~'beat tbe ..... .
Bluba. ••ADct llWi ~-kl•••• tllroY • bave P.-dlfmM D4 Ill* ..,. o.r
kidl emU.,bl there a~ " 1>aU.J New1 < l'\aUertoa
Bob 1.-Ard ... aaad to -~ "Oblo 8'ate • . • DO, MtctP,pa, they woe.''
Amooa-l!!aperanaa '• aneaa1 11 llS·PoW
·junior tailback Hennlnt JleteNOa C• TDI) and
110.~ Lart)' Curry (etpt.n>t> and a huae
Uae, anchored -by Oranae Lea1ue Uaemu of the
Y•IP' Ad.am Lowits, a 22*-oound Jil.nlor tackle, and
2u-pounc1 tackle Barney Herrick. ni• A.Rea are
the conferen~·• No. 1 1eed.
Eltanda, whtch atunried Neff with a 21-poinl
tecond quarter to revene a 14-0 deftdt and fen.Ile a
34·21 victory last Friday, aeara Itself around
• quarterback Jim McCahUt.
McCablll, a junior, bu paued for 1,509 yards
and lOtoucbdowm.
Plu X va. El Toro
The Warrion knocked olf El Toro rival Mia·
aion Viejo a week a10 with a super.quick defense,
a contrast to El Toro'• forte -a super.quick •
Damon Sw~uy runnin1 behind crisp offensive J bloeidq. I
Sweazy baa rushed for 1,SSl yards and scored •
19 touchdowns.
Pius X, from Downey, is 8-2. El Toro is 7-4.
El Dor8do va. C•pf8trano V•lley
El Dorado, is 8·1·1 and No. 2 ln the Central
Conference rankin11. giving the Orange League
the 1-2-3 slots lo the poll.
The Golden Hawks boast 185-pound Kurt
Levens at nmning back and aafety Craig Rutledge,
the Orange ~ague's Back d the Year. Capo is 9·2, the$outhCoastLeague'aNo.3team.
Eric Fox and Steve Lanham key a potent run-
ning aame behind a 223·pound offensive line. '
in the last four cooteata, junior Bill Bright bas ------------------
and five touchdowns. 1
&ARl.'S
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Estancia's first game of the year was a 21-7 -=~
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Flllbl1 \cup celery 11ices
"-cµp cbOpped onion ~ cup butter or margarine
3 tablespoons all-purpo1e fiour
""teupoon Hit
DMh of pepper
1 cUJ> chicken broth
~cupmllk
2 cups chopped cooked turkey
1 tablespoon chopped pimiento
~ cup water chestnut slices
Heat oven to 375 de1ree.. For cream puffs,
brine water and butter to a boil in medium-
abed saucepan. Add pancake mix, stirring
vi1orously unW mixture leaves aides of pan and
forms a ball. Remove from beat. Add e11s one
at a time, beaUnc well after each addition. Drop
1cant ~ cup batter onto ungreued cookie sbeet.
Bate at 375 de~ for SS to 40 minutes or unW
light golden b1)>wn; immediately remove to
wire coolln1 raclc.
For fllllnc, saute celery and onion in butter
until tender; blend in nour and seasonings.
Gradually add broth and milk. Brine mixture to
a boil, stininc constantly unW thickened; re-
duce beat. Stir in turkey, pimiento and water
chestnuts; 1immer over medium beat until
heated tbrouch. Slice tops off cream puffs; fill
with about ~ cup turkey mixture. Mates 12
filled cream puffs.
Vari.Uon: SUbllltute ~ cup toasted almond
slices f<w water cbeatnull.,
You'll find plenty of flavor and crunch in
the Polynesian-inspired salad. It's easy to
make, too, using store-boucbt soup from a
can.
KONACOASTCREATtJaltEYSAIAD
3--0unce package cream cheese, softened 10~-ounce can condensed cream of
chicken soup
1 ~ teupoons ground ginger
2 tablespoons sugar l"' teaspoons ,rated orange peel
2 tablespoons lemon juice
20-ounce cad unsweetened pineapple
chunb,drained
small bead lceberc lettuce
2 cupe cubed, cooked turkey
1 medium apple, coarsely chopped,
divided
\4 cup coanely chopped pecans, divided
Place cream cheese in bl.ender eoptainer.
Add soup, 0ncer, sugar, oranse peel and lemon
juice; blend unW thoroushly combintld. Add
drained pineapple chunks and refrigerate, cov-
• ered, at leut 1 hour. Line large salad bowl with
outer lean of lettuce. Tear remalninc lettuce
lnto btte-1lu pieces in aeparate bowl. Add turkey, au t;>ut ~ cup apple chunks and i,, of
pecana to tom lettuce. Ton turkey mixture well
with cbllled salad dJ'esalq: Pour into lettuce-
lliled bowl, 1amlshln1 with remainin& apple
cbunu and pecans. Makes 4 ae.rvtnp.
t.malted nuts
make a crunchy
and delicious
Tl.l1cf1Y
Sandwich
Spread,
petfect for
low-8odium
diets.
Tu_rkey spread is low in sodium
Most nutritional experts avee that
moat Americana receive adequate
amounts ohocUum in tbeuatural and pre-
pared foods they consume, wit.bout hav-
ing to add extra tableaalt.
As a result, many health-conscious
Americans are more careful about their
diets and may want to reduce their
sodium intake.
Adult.I and children alike can be en-
couraeed to cultivate "WUlal\Y" tut.ea,
without aacrlftcill1 palatabWfSr « good
flavor. l'bll ls true, even durinl holidays
such u'l'banbglvln1.
A day or two after the holiday turkey
dinner, refricerators all across the
country have the same things: the re-
mains of the holiday bird and a small
bowl containing all that ls left of its
wonderful bread dressing.
These certainly cannot be enough
leftoven to make a family meal, right?
Wrong! Here's a way to stretch those
dibs and dabs into a delicious meal that
will eully feed the family -Post-feast
Frittala.
This frlttata, wblcb ls simply an open·
faced omelet, la rich with tbe un-
beatably 1ood fiavora of turkey and
herb-seasoned stuffine. To accent those
traditional tastes you add chopped
onion and celery, plus a du.stlnl of
poultry seaaoninc.
A simple lettuce or fruit salad ls all
that ls needed to complete this post-
bOliday meal that's easy on the Cook
and economical, too.
POST-FEAST F&ITl'ATA
"' cup chopped onion
~ cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons butter
1 cup cooked leftover ltuffing
1 cup chopped cooked turkey or
chicken or 1 can (5 ounces) boned
cbicken,undralned
Bega
"'cup milk ~ teaspoon Poultry aeasonina, op-
Uonal v. teaspoon salt
v. teupoon pepper
Parsley, opUonal
In 10-lncb omelet pan or skillet with
ovenproof handle over medium beat
·J
The Turkey Nut Sandwich Spread
featured here ls an example ol a de-
licious, versatile, low-sodium recipe ap-
propriate for everyone, especially at tbia
time of year. Madewithunaaltednutaand
other low-sodium products, the apread ls
a deUclom way to stick to a low-IOdium
re1imen. Furthermore, the apread's
main ln&redients are Popular durtn1 the
fall season.
This sandwich sprnd doubles as a
lunch-box treat or an hors d'oeuvre
spread for parties. Per i,,-cup aenui,, lt
baa a12 calories, 17 srama protein and oa-
ly 31 millitrams of sodium.
TUa&EYNtJTSANDWICHSPREAD
1 cup finely chopped cooked turkey
% finely chopped zucchini
~ cup finely chopped unsalted
peanuta
11.tcuplowsodlummayonnaise
1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
8thintomatosUces
Tborouahb' mix turkey, zucchini, un-
salted peanuts, mayonnaise, and onion in
• a •mall bowl. Use~ cup spread per aerv-
inl topped Wtt.b I tomato 1Uces on desired bread. Mues2cupa. •
Post-feast fritatta is easy on the cook
cook ooioo and celery in buttM' UBt.ll
tender but not brown, about 5 minvta.
Stir ln atutnns, breakinc tt into ••all pieces. Stir la turlley.
Beat tosetber remainln1 i.lalNdleata except parsley. Pour over turkey mix-
turw. Cook over low to medium beat un-
til e111 are almost Ht, 15 t.o20 miriutes.
Covet' Plft, remove from beM Ud let
ltaad about 5 minutes or broU about I iDchei from beat, aboUt 2 to J mlnutes,
' until center i1 set. Garnlab with
panley, lf Clelired. Makes 4 ~.
s•s••IED TtJ•&•Y ASPA8AOUI SCMJP
2 tablespoons butter or mar .. arln•
v. cup chopped ereen onion
2 cam, 1~ ounces each, condensed
cream of abrlmp soup
2 aoup cam water .
Dub of bot pepper sauce
"" teaspoon nutme1 v. cup dry 1berry
l cup cubed, cooked turkey
10-ounce packa1e froaen cut
uparap, thawed and dJ'alned
Melt butter In 1mall Dutch oven or
larae saucepan; aaute ireen onion \Dltll
tender. Add soup, water, hot pepper
1auce, nutme1, sherry, turkey and
a1paraaua; beat until aaparaam 11
cooked. Serve bot. M._u e aenln .
. . •'
. '
orange •
i_, of the orange's
peel
· 1 packet liquid pec-
tin
6-0unce can undilut-
ed orange juice concen-
trate
1 cup raw cranber-
ries
Quarter the orange
and remove the peel.
Discard halr the peel.
Cut the other half into
strips. Combine orange,
peel, pectin and undilut-
ed juice in blender or
food processor (using
the steel blade) and proc-
ess until peel Is finely
. minced. Add raw cran-
berries and process until
finely chopped. Pour in-
to 2 jelly jars; cover and
refrigerate undisturbed,
1 24 hours, uolil ,thick.
·Serve with poultry,
,.ineat or game. Jteep
refrigerated. (Extra jar
. may be frozen.) Approx-
imately 15 calories per
tablespoon.
ORANGE
CRANBERRY
MARMALADE
Follow preceding rec-
• ipe ; sweeten to taste
. with honey. fructose or
. sugar substitute. Serve
with crackers or bread.
-.t Recipe sweetened with ~ ,v, -cup honey makes a
· spread wtth 23 calories
• per tablespoon.>
.. ' CRANBERRY
'' BANANA JEL·LOW
•·· 4-serving envelope
, gelatin (strawberry, .~~herry, raspberry)
· •. 1 cup bolllng water
;. 1 cup ice cubes and
"water
.,,,, 1 cup raw cranber·
· 1-ies
· 2 ripe bananas
Put gelatin mix in
blender. Pour on boilinl
water. Cover and blend
until dissolved. Put ice
c ubes in a 1 -cup
measure and fill with
tap water. Pour lnto
blender. Cover and
blend until Ice la melted.
Add cranberries, cover
and blend until coarsely
chopped. Chill untll
syrupy. Layer wlth
banana 1Uces In a 6-cup
mold, bowl or lndlvtdual
de11ert C!ups. Makes 1lx
servln11l 85 calorlt1
each w th re1uhr
aelatJn; U calories each
with diet 1elatin.
'Wint FRUIT JUICE
UH plain unflavored
aetatln lnatead of
.weetened artlftclally· fJavored 1ei.un delffrt qitx. Uae 2 cup1 red
1rape Ju.lee inatead of
'1Jater and ice cubea.
FollOw t.hll procedW'e:
SpiinkJ 1•l•tln OD 'A·
cup 1rape julc• ln
blender. Walt 1 allnute,
tbeo pour on l cup boll·
\DI 1rape Juice. COYer
and blend unttl itl•·
1olved. Add ,..m9ilnlDI ~ 0eup cold 1rape jain ( ana cranbemea. ~ ...
I and blend until craaber· rlt• are chopped.
Rtlrl••r•U until
11rupy. La11r "ltb
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more prone to moon dwt.Dc c.U diYilloD, ID· creuiJW the cbaoce that an mn c.blomcJ9ome
ln the .-.. of a fetus will NIUlt la abDormal
development.
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aald the ~um ... '°'"'"*' .. In ue mld·b, and alaer a1• • .,._. .. :p marted
downturn in the poulb1Ut1 °'PrlR••er ''
P~ in obltetrita and ~at.al care hu J.Clllil .ll•d lo hand witb a trend toward later cbUd~ amon1 women with careen, atv· ms re-.uraa~ to • t.boH wbo bave children
later m life, often after a1an.ll.iq tbou&bt.
Amniocentesis bresJctfjrough.
Overall, ~ ~ent Of~ a_, eOn·
traceptivu iiDid 'llavJna repla'.r mt.eJCqune
become preaant wtthlD •ii IDGllthl, u ~t
within a year. But at a1e 35, Oftl1 aboUt-_119r.
cent' become prepant wlthio aix naontbl an1.-.
ly about half withki a year. ,
Fibroid tumon, which affect an estnn•ted
one-fourth of women in their 40I. u,d otber
uterine disorders may be reapomlble, dodOn
say. Also, ovulation la lea reaular for .-er
women, fewer ea1a are 1 produced and t.bbse
.. 1 read IO much about what medical st.Odes
had bela, taken that it never really entered my
mind I 'fU a hllb·rlak maternity cue," said 111. St.oa(er. who 1ave up a t.5-year journalism
cereer for motberboOd.
Help .for older mothers
"Now people have almo.t no qualms about
bni.D.1 a flnt child before they're 40. And I
wouldn't have any qualms about having one
after 40," ahe added.
W bile an older mother· to-be sUll faces a
hip rlak of having a baby with Down's
a)'Dd.rome or one of do&ena of other de·
• fecta, obstetricians today are better
armed to dbcover such cases and bead off de· Uvery.
, Today. 95 percent of the women 40 to 45
years old can have a healthy baby without ex-
periencing major problems because "our
capability or taking care of them is better than
U ever has been," said Dr. William Ledger,
chairman of New York Hospital-Cornell
Medical Center's department of obstetrics and
gynecology.
"Some women in their 40s may actually
have improved their odds for motherhood by ·waiting'' all these years while science was im-
proving its techniques, said Dr. Thomas Kerenyi,
chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Mount
Sinai Medical Center in New York.
A mong the better·known of these techni-
ques ls amniocentesis, which can spot
chromosomal damage and birth defects
in the developing fetus, and ultrasound,
with which a child's body is scanned during
fetal development.
Another advance is the drug ritodrine,
which helps halt premature labor. And tests are
available to determine whether delivery should
be by Caesarian section.
81 Tile Aaoelated .._.
Many medical advances bave belped
oJder women successfully bear cbildren, bot
no other bu had the impact of amniocen·
teals, a controvenlal teat tor cbromoeomal
damage.
"We recommend genetic amniocentesis
at age 34 and older," said Dr. Charles
Brinkman, cblef of obstetrics at UCLA
Medical Center. ...
.. IT'S EXTREMELY important that
women be aware it's available, although
some will not use It," be said. ''It's an impor-
tant scientific step that offers women some
control over their situation."
As men and women age, reproductive
cells are more prone to mistakes in dividing,
increuing the risk that a fetus will be con-
ceived with an extra chromoeome. The result
can be such defects u Down's syndrome,
formerly known as mongolism.
For a woman in her 20s, the odds of giv-
ing birth to a baby wlijl Down's syndrome
are one in 2,500. But at 35, the risk ii one in
280 and after 4S the odds narrow to one in 40.
IN AMNIOCENTESIS, a hollow needle is
surgically iilserted through the abdominal
wall into the uterus and used to draw off
about ball an ounce of amniotic fluid from
within the protective sac around the embryo.
The cells of the fetus are then examined for
( Singles )
BIG BAND SINGLES wlll have a dance at 8 : 1S
p.m. SUnd.ay, Nov. 30, in Costa Mesa. For ln·
format!oo, call 525-7&57.
~ SELi' CBNTJ:• Will bave a stn'1e Experience ·~diacusaiod on "Warmth and Affection" at 7:30
p.m . Friday, Nov. 28.1n the City of Orange. For
ioformatioo, call W7·~·
ORANGE COAST SINGLES will attend a
Tbankseivtng dinner with Orange County
Catholic Singles Thursday, Nov. 27, in Tustin.
For information. call Aon at 751~.
PARENTS wrl'HOUT PARTNERS will present
a "Here Comes Winter" party at 9 p.m. Satur·
day, Nov. 29, in Costa Mesa. For information,
call 551-0161.
OVTDOO& SINGLES will JO to. loihua Tfte
N,atiMal Monument for• t.tJne.4aY ex~
Nov. 28 to 30. For Information. call 55e-'1028.
BUDDY'S DANCE CLINIC will have an ''Every
Buddy's Party'' at 7:30 p.m. Mdnday1 Dec. 1, ln
Newport Beach. For informatlOll, call 831-0420.
NAnONAL SINGLES EXPO, sponsored by the
Bay Institute of Penonal Awaren•, will be
held Dec. 5 to 7 at the Los Angeles Bonaventure
Hotel. The event features exhibits, workshops,
dances and lectures. For more information, call
(213) 986-9'l5S.
[ Horosrope ]
By SYDNEY OMARR
THURSDA y t NOV. ?7 I 1980
ARIES (Mar. 2l·Apr 19 ): Imprint
personal style, be yourself -set pace for
change. variety, movement, graphic' illustration
of what you want in areas or money and
romance.
TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Check fine
print -insist on answers, not evasions. Focus
on basic issues. payments, establishing ter·
ritortal rights.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20); Take nothing
for granted -look for reasons, analyze possible
motives. Focus on relatives, trips, significant
messages and "unique relationship."
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Get valid
e•timates, appraisals. Cycle indicates' that you
locate buyer, supplier of necessary material.
Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives play important
roles.
LEO (July 23·Aua. 22): You can be rid of
0 loalng proposition.•• Know when to draw the
ll~e -elevate aelf-eateem, refuse to be a target
for constant sob 1torie1.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Follow through
on "iMer feelings." Welcome chance for addi·
tional privacy. You'll know that being alone I.a
not same u being lonely.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Diversify, give
full rein to intellectual curiosity, make new con-
tacts and open lines of communication. ~mini.
Sagittarius persona play important role.
SAGl1TA.llJUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Rejttt
status quo; you have valid opportunit)' to re-
build, to enlarge personal horhons and to pro--
mote personal interests. Ideala are put to teat.
Unorthodox auociate becomes ally.
CAPRJCOltN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Emphasis
on travel, cbanee, ability to araphically U·
lustrate needs, beliefs. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit·
tart us persons figure prominently. Lons·
dlsttnce communication results in favorable
c:ban1e of plan.a.
· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Major
domestic adJuatment la on a1enda. Emotional
involvements, financlal status and future plans
congeal and you'll lllake important decision.
PISCF.S (Feb. lf-Mar. 20): See places, peo-
ple in realiltlc llpt. Clarity dlrectlom, lmtruc·
tlona and inailt oo definition of term.a. Vlrp and
another~ fi1ure prominently.
cbromoeomal changes. As a byproduct, doc·
tors can tell the sex of the child.
The procedure, performed about the
fourth month of preenancy, is not wltho&n
rlak. About one in 200 Umea, it interrupts the
preenancy, according to national ficures.
IT 18 "A MATTER of balancing the
risks," said Brinkman. "At age 34, we figure
the risk of Down's syndrome is equal to or
greater than the rlak of amnlocenteJis."
These inadvertent abortions and those
a)>proved by parents after learning their
child ia deformed have made amniocentesis a
controversial subject among those who op·
pose abortion.
But doctors point out that the technique
makes it possible for older women with an
accidental prepancy, or women or any age
who have a gene for some known defect such
as sickle cell anemia, to carry to term
healthy children that they otherwise might
have aborted.
AN ABORTION IS "a tough thing emo-
tion ally for any woman, including older
women," said Dr. William Ledger, chairman
of New York-Cornell Medical Center's de-
partment of obstetrics and gynecology.
"Physically, it's a stress, too," he added,
"but not as great as carrying a baby to
term."
often are less receptive to fertilisation. "'
"Add to tbl.s a 10 percent·per·decade drollln
male fertility, and it'• clear that a CQ\Wle::et
40 ii really getting down to the wire," said r.
Sherman Silber, a fertility specialist and a r
of "Kow to Get Pre.niant."
, Silber s...,esta older women who don't con-
ceive promptly should seek fertility evaluations.
Early treatment can correct an lDlSospected jn·
fection before time runs out. Seeking help can
reassure the woman, and studies have indicated
that anxiety inhibits production of the hormone
responsible for the release of eggs.
Finally, there ls a biological deadline for
pregnancy -menopause, when ovuJatfon
ceases. Most women experie'nce menopause
sometime in their 40s, but studies indicate even
this deadline has been' extended as women
become healthier.
Indeed, iood nutrition and better exercise
are cited u two reasona more older women are
successfully bearing healthy children today.
But medical advances that enable doctors
to better monitor a pregnancy are really the
key.
"Our methods of monitoring and following
preenancies as they get closer to term offer a
40·year-old today a better chance" of delivering
a healthy baby than 10 years ago, said DT.
Charles Brinkman, chief of obstetrics at UCLA
Medical Center.
"We are getting better at a lot of things in
this area," he said.
NEXT: Old enough ro be a grattdmother
Many doctors are scared green
~ dedicated physician will not hide his nose in a magazine'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was
on a plane between San Fran·
claco and Cblcaeo recenUy. 1be aentJeman aeated next to me
waa ple•Hnt nd friendly.
ShoJ11J after taM.oft ........ lo chat, and I learned be was a
pb)'•lciaD.
Ab hour into the flltbt there
seemed to be some commotion
in the back section of the plane. Several night attendants hurried
anxioua!y in that direction.
After a few moments the cap-
ta in' s voice was heard: "Is
there a physician aboard?
Please put on your call button.
We have a sick passenger who
needs attention."
The man seated next to me continued to read his maguine
as if he hadn't heard a thing. I
waited a few momenta and ftnai-
ly asked, "Did you hear the cap-
tain's announcement?" The doc·
tor replied, "Yes, but I choose
not to eet involved. Two years
ago a cardiologist friend of mine
was sued to hell·and·gone for be·
log a Good Samaritan. The
woman he pulled out of the
wreckage on a highway died,
and her family really took the
poor fellow to the cleaners."
My curiosity finally got the
better of me. I went back to see
what was going on and saw two
rather young men assisting the
patient. I learned they were
medical student.a. An ambulance
.. -
We live 24. miles out of towti. '.8o &ht. means a •·mUe ride ttJr
•• to take her to won ln the MOl'lilQ , did 10 ~ii &it heT 8* !i19t,. Sometimes I pAck her \if
~ u n:ao 9,m. By the tllM
I cet bome it's after midnipt. l
m•t 1et up tn tbe.mornine at I
a.1n. to ret to my otm ~ 01D '-----_ .... ..__ .... -.riit'-;::...Ume.
met the plane. and J have no
idea what happened after that.
When I said adios to my fe•t-mate, I confess I bad lost a Jot
of respect for him. What are
your views on this subject? -
CLOUDED VISION
DEAR CLOUDED: Many
phyaldau are scared lf'eell ol
betas 1wed for malpradlce.
Tiiey refme to take ellueea. I
feel, ~r. tllat a dedlca&ed
playaldu will llOl bide kla Mee a. a magulae wbea lie bowt a
.Sek pel'ICID nearby aeecb a&&ell·
tloa. II MY dodor clJ«l Uaat, I
wowld be e:dremely dlaappolat·
ed.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
need help with my lS~·year-0ld
daughter. She worts in a fut-
food restaurant and makes $3.10
an hour. So far the girl has
made over $900. She hu boueht
herself four outfita and an ex-
pensive swimming suit. The rest
she spends on movies, trinkets
for her friends and doo-dads.
Tbll prl tells me she •boaldn't
be asked to paf for ea• because
I am supposed to "raise her"
udtU she is 18. If ber airlfriend
takes her to work. she pays her
$2.
Do I owe my daughter free
transportation? We have bad
many arguments about this. and
I want to do the right thing. -A
TIRED MOTHER
DEAR TIRED: A glrl wbo
mallet $1.10 an bour aad lau
alread-v palled ID f900 ls preaty
maeb 1 •ralaed." Teo bad yoa aft
aUowlag her to fritter away tlae
money tutead of IDalatla& tbat
1be bolt at lea1t 51 perceat for
colle1e or trade school.
A• for &ba 1u, you're danled
&ootla' ,abe abould pay you for It.
la• •t It eooa&b tbat 1be'a 1eWa1
portal·to·portal tranaportal19D
and at a penoaal sacrifice OD
your pan! Tell her tbe joy ride
la OTel', aJM1 from DOW Oii J'CMI es·
Pffl $4 a roaDd trip. (P.S. That
1lrlfrlead wlao drives ber a
mllet for sz mast uve a acraw
loose.)
.
ft'AriWWS ftl\&l'el w..,. not
to be nlHttd •Ul later bJ tbe
CaWOrDla &oaeomle Devtlop..
mut~
Tile ~LOI Aqel" CCMe·
ti" bike ... the lar'"t llnee lut ,.,_,, when tM CPI l'OM by
1.1 .,.reent.
Ho..v., all ucept O.I per-
cent ol u.e riH waa aeeountld
for t.be COil Of tta.lter, lDehadtq bOm• ilfkel, mortt•C• lD....,...
and ttDta. Th data coven the tut f\all
llOa UINDING r.-uaUIJ.
ly doD't ---fOr ··~ ol moatbl whlSe bom• ~
are maldq tMlr way tbroulb
MerOW. Tbe CPI meu.._onlJ
mort1a1e coatuetl that bu• bffD ~udtd at the end ol
.crow.
'•Tbe i'Ull1 a..t\y IDCl'HMI 1D
lDtereet ntll haveo 't lbOWD up yet," Hid l'attb Helntmun1'
chief of tbe U .8, Bureau or
Labor ltaUttlCI lD t,;01
AAltl•.
Lendlnl ralll have rtMD to
U'OWMl 11 pereeat u lb• Federal
1t111rvt Board hu a11rt1ll"11
ratnd 1t1 diecount rate to
ttahten credit and limit th• amo~t Cl money ln elrcwaUon.
Tbt r ... art \he bllhnl It.Del
" WASHINGTON (AP> -The Interest rates for
. .,overmnent·baeked bome mortca1es and bome lu v. MacCr'ead7, 1enior vlc• pre1ldent,
improvement loam are 101Da up. Daalel B. Barr11, vlce prealdent, and To•
l· Interest rates on atq1e-and multl-famUy &n--. buainels development vtce pHtideat,
tiome loas imured by the Federal Homlnl Ad· bead the new Huntlqton Marbou.r branch of tbe
lftlDJStratloo or 1Uaranteed by the Veterans Ad· Oran1e City Bank. Tbe braneb II at '972 Warner dUllistraUoD rose ftolli 1S pereent to 13.5 percent Ave.
Monday.
·• ID addition, the government announced the ID· JGlllD Borer and i.o.i. lhijar have been named
terest rate for home improvement and mobile business development officers at Aetna BualDeaa
bome kNaDI went from 15.5 percent to 11 percent. Credit, Inc., Loe An1elea dl.trict. They will be
Loan rates for combination mobile bome and lot reapomdble for new bualneu development ID Loe
lncreuedfrom ~rcent to 18.Spercen~. Anseles and Orange counties.
;;;.==:::;;;;:::=~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... C.rp., a conaultiot nrm, bu been
eatabll8hed in Irvine by Dr. Genanl a.uer-and
... E. e.tlyk. Tbe firm often mana1ement COD·
aultation to corporations cootemplatln1 openlna of
offices or manufacturing plant.a ID the United
States.
PldJlp ._ Vu Gllllder la east.em reitooal sales
manager tor Able Computer, Irvine.
. '17.75
Southern California division of Fluor Enlineen 6: Cooatructora Inc .. a subsidiary of
Pl•r c.rp., Irvine, bu reeelved authorization
from Champlin Petroleum Co., Fort Worth, to pro-
ceed with Phase II expansion of the latter'• re-finery ID WllmiJllton. Champlin la a sut»tdlary of
Union Paclflc Corp. Value of the contract to Fluor
b in exceaa of $100 million.
•
W.I ... et.a
no deposit on
. (rd IPPfOVll
r HI' '\,1 t ' 1 11 'f \
j;\/•I•' I/ fllt1)',I
'I~ I. I I I 1 '-C
~
......... 0... .... bu bMll named cllatl'lct
manqer of Crveker Bank wttb reapomibWtJ for
Crocker'• 51 baUina office. 1D Oranse. San Diese>, Riverside, San Bematdtno and Imperial counties.
SANTA~
835-3305 lnble 8uta11 ud Lou AueelaU-will COD·
atruct a branch office in the Irvine Town Center.
IARll 11%-18%-21% OI I •OllHI TO ~I YIAR IOI.IDLY llCURa tlT T.D. llOTll
. $1~ MINIMUM INVESTMENT
1 ST TRUST DEEDS AVAILABLE TO 1500 000
Aek US -.ABOUT IPHA
INHNllDllNI' P*IVATll HOUAIO AUISTANC•
Our 18% t et Truat Deed Pt'Olram •
. WHY IPHA!
• We back Independent Private Hou1lng Ae1l1t.noe to
autst In rffid~I home 11tee.
• Single famlly reeldencff only -bUyer 1rrange1 hi• own 1 o~ to
30% down payment for PVrchue.
• FHA, VA, FNMA, appralaalt only.
• 70%-76%-80%-90% Loan$ Avallabte to Home PurchaNr.
• Your money la d~ted with a tltt• ttuat co. and trult deed
recorded to you. "TITLE RECORDED."
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(714) 54<HH 00
(2 13) G87·82
L08 ANOZI.!'IS (AP) -11011 Grand Rotelt
tne. will be dam11ect but not erlpp141d ftnuetaU,
by lut wHk" ~ra1lc ftN, 11mblln1 IDduatry
111111.U 181· Althou•h tbe 1tocll market bad .already
chopped almo.t IO percent Oil the value of tbe
company'• common 1toek In the ftnt tew tract1n1
d•1• tlDce the f'riday n.r., aruab'ltl .. , It will be yean Wen the huadNda. ot. Jawauttl npec~
from tbe fin .,. Mttled and t.bt real eotJtl to tlM
company llnown.
11011 11 otftelal11 opUmistlc. ID a Jtatement
releued tb.11 week, M<ill· awrman l'nd Ben· nl~er said the company ftpeeted to ~ lU
Oa11blp hotel next July. He Uld compan1 otftclall
blUIYed tbeir wurece was adeQ.uau to ~er an·
tlclpated COlta and added that the ~
would be bandied wltbout addit1oDaJ borrowlnp.
'1'11E llO'rEL BAD adequate inaurance, lnclud·
Ina bualneu interruption Insurance, to cover our re-
qulrementt u beat u we CJD determlne them at th1a
tlme." Bennln«er aaid. "MGM Grand Hotell Jne. II
ftnancially aound and will be able to meet all re-
con1tructloneo1ta w1thoutfurther borrowfn11."
However, Benninger indicated that cooatruc-
Uoa of MGM's planned Atlantic City botel~uino
would be delayed for aeveral months,
MGM'• primary bank lender, Flnt National
Bank of Nevada. said it was coolident the com-
pany would recover.
t'l1!!!:!.~1alw~ ~a~ C'Ndll ad I a· pee .. _,,WU. C0DMAU8 Ulal ..,, aaJd .,... ..
pre1ldmt Mel Brcubrack.--"lt'a som. to tOtt
them a lot ol money but they're ......., ud tMr,D come back frOm tt."
Other obMrvert •aid llGll mt1bt face unez.
'PeCted costt becauae of the fin. '
"NO ONE EVE& lmures for tomeWq lib tbll," Hid one analy1t wbo requested uoaymtty.
"Their potential UabWty II huae, a1tbouP lt wW &t
yean before all the dual settles. You. JMYer Nally
lmow bow muebaometb.lna llketbll eotta. ''
Neal 8maler, a Century Cky accountant wbo
speclalbea to tbe entertainmeat industrJ, Hid
MGM eould face 1barpty blPer co.ta for N·
comtrudioo and refurbiablna of Ill -Lu ves ..
hotel lf Nevada 1afety codes are to.acbened. ••c.omtdertftC the Ilse of the property, tbe ea.ta
could be considerable If the codel are eb-.ed," Smaler said.
MGM Grand Hotell earned fl.05 per abare in
fbcal Ull!IO, which ended Aq. 31, up from '1 the
year before. Eamin11 for the fourth qua.rt.er' wen
32 centl a share.
Over The Counter
MASO Utfl.lgs
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cba.l.nDin ot die biDiant .,.. tor ... ..... I ..... man.,..mtautliottt11a71.
To be efredl"' met,lllD6Ul 1t1'e mUlt ,...1111 tute ... ,. Etaf .... 3mnlnp, 1rbo for decedee m eorporatklnludm.-••---· ··a, .. ~ r,a··Uld u..•~ Unlv--ttt Dl'Of1•11r .&.~·':' Im ''be wbo..U ffCt:m 1truetuNWUl~rmaf tD1t7Je.''Slnaimn,be
carutOt be 'liDlllUblted."
Al he de1erlbe• It, •W. la t be
primU")' oae-on-ooe maD.netot felattn1to
Individual i.am memben. Pretld.ent
Carter, be aald, centralised deds1on·
mak.lq, and ae.,,n bu Indicated that
be wWdeceirtraliae.
But, 1ay1 Jenntnaa, "R•a1an
shouldn't prombe In advance the kind of
manqemeat be II 1oln1 to deliver,"
became "untll be ftnda b1I ~alt be can't know bowtoba.nclle lbe reins. '
Jennlnp HY• the preeldent-elect
must "reaAln 1ufflctenUy fiexible to de-
termine what degree of decentraliaatJon mtaht tMr"
permitted." When be ftnda bil aalt, "he'll discover the col patlblestnacture."
JENNINGS OPPEUTeaE corollaries to bis rule th
style precedes structure:
-It ii more dilficult to 10 from decentralisation to cen·
tralization of authority tban Nverse. "Once you delegatJ
power and authority lt ls difficult to take it back without ca\l{
tog a wholesale revolt.''
-Management decentralization can come about only
after the team has first learned lo work together in titbt hlll\~
ness. "i
-DECENTULIZATION can work only when lbe chief
executive fully respeeta t.be team memben, and knows frotaj
observation their strenllbs and weaknesses. ''There is DQ:
fool UJte the fool who deleeatea declaion·maklne lo peoplti
whosestylehedoesnotthorouihlytruat." M
-Decentralization la no better than the amount and re-
liabillty ol lnformatioo shared by aod witb tbe team. JJ
Decentralization, says Jennings, is ao lnvltatioo to aubtt
ordinate. lo erab and hold power. It works only when lhe.l
chief bu clearly established a sense of purpose and comr.
municatedit.
HE RAS OBSE&VED, he says, that decentralization c
be a blunder if the purpose is not clearl~ stated or not un-
derstood, Ol' if aubOrdlnates are not dedicated to aoall set
down bythe chlef executive.
Jennlnp believes 'President Carter failed to establtsb a
clear sense of purpose, and that "ii be bad delivered dedsioo-
maklna authority widely to department beada be would have bad1beercbaoe."
Reqan, be saya, bu effectively stated hi.I purpoees -
build military strength, rally the eeooomy, re.duce 1overn·
meat, for example -but may have committed hlmaeU too
atroogJytodecentralbatlon.
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Enoel,..rd sll••r JU.TOO, olf so.021, l~lceted 111-Sit ... , ~f so 214.
Gold q .. iai loR•
"That's rldlculousl Whoever h~ard of
stuffing a turkey with BONES!"
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
~IZANC.NE
DO YOU L.1KE
ME,OIZ ~
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A~iHLAIZ1 DEA~/
Ii'~ NOT' A
M"'TTEll: O~
11 ~IKE" Orlt
Ol*LUCI!,"
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
OJOULD (.)OU LIKE TOW)
A M~D 1llRKEC) I M'AM ?-
IT IVIU5T B£ A tYll~AC.lE f I
WAt.liE.D 10 G€.T A fURKEl.,)
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HOW~ l!>IT~
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
( DoNT
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MA~t l ~\1£N O' lLOll(
CLA~S A1 COLLE&£!
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r:IUE:lllA'I ! 1'0 B£fftR
KEEF M'f £.'Its Of'EtJ ~ !
FOR BETTER OR F~ WORSE
MISS (AHt:M) M~U 1fiE 61.DNDE. WITH Tt-\E
15 HE.RE., DOC! PLfWsoY SOOY RNP
\HE SKIN TIGHT
WAROROSE.!
OR. SMOCK
weL..1.-. :r've "T"AK~N
OFF AL-L-OF N'\ Y
CL.o-rHes , i:::>oc . eu-r-:t WON'1" RE:N\OVE:
MY RHINeS"T"ONe ·'
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Gus Arriola
"When yoo use this bathroom, Grandma, you
hafta jiggle the handle to make
the toilet stop running."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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TUMBLEWEEDS
by Harold Le Ooux
All YOlJ'VE (,QT TO DO !:i CAfL I lrHt T11EM-Tf.'M ,'fe r V'IP.'J AN
THE COPr, AND M~ YOU WANT 1 I 1NNOCENT VIC llM THA • flM
ro TE1..1.. THEM THE rRurn • I !>TARrco ruNc 1tNuH1Movr.
Al\OUT TIM AND CHH' / NEVER C,IVINu t'OOR 1:HEl A
\ CHANC( TO .-•(,END HIME>FLF1 •
'{E:P, ll'S Ml:1 Rs.( RANGE, r-----~--~ WATe:R fOR 1rH? CAmE,
Klf\le O~ 1}-ff:: SINGING WAlt::R F-OR ;}if SHEEP,
by Tom K . Ryan
MY~ 'ftiATV()RKS LJP A
CRAv'IN'! HOW Af'O.JI cow~vs! OFF YeR t<Ne:e:s, WA!l:f{ FOR iO
SON, l'M OVE:R·AVO~t=V'! 51-0Pi}iE HOGS, _,... so -rri~Y '10"11 -.;
LOSE: NO Sl..~E:P! .f
NO-· THEY
SAID l
WAS TOO
YOUNG-
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A C7RINK1 ~VCKAFaJ?
"Stick figures?"
by Kevin f agan
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you KNOW,lHE ONE.
WITH THE. f\NTE.R1oR
tWPoPl.ASIA AND I
C~B\TE.
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE
ACROSS
1 Marksmen
60vemde
10 He1dllner
14 Desire
t5 Semite
tll Leamer
17 Grumpy u
18 Trllned
canine. 2
WOl'dl
20 Con1unchon
21 Flower
23 Rent
24Aen
26 Orta gldget
28Gloweted
30 Large m1m·
mil
3 1 Enciphered
32 Grepe
squeezer
36 Metrlc unit
37 C<>td dish
38 FloOf cover
39 818St8f
42 GrHk te11er
44 -box
45 Braced
46 Taster
49 Obiect
50 Bey window
51 Noted
I 2 3 •
14
52 Ordinal end
•no 55 1n1ury
58 African
natlOn
60 Pot tlemenl 111 Lo111god
82Sor•
63 BlchMlcy
&4W•l9rn
natl<HI
85 CMcJI getter DOWN _
I Scrutinize
2 Tramp
3 Heavily bur·
dened
4 Reotptton
5 Streaked
UNITED Failure Syndicate
Tuesday I Puzzle Solved
8 lnS1pld 29 Canadian ~ BIYtflgfl
7 yreek god po1111co 47 Comblt
8 lndlln cym 30 Trlcicman ptace
bals 32 V1tll flu1d 48 Hand
9 Kimono sash 33 Crlslt warmers
10 COstliet 34 Surl11t O Aqu111um
t 1 01 sea !Iowa 35 Dutch lown fish
12 Got up 37 Locus 51 PMvenu
13 OKt 40 Current untts 53 Chief. Chi·
19 Grip 41 Nur'Mflc pre-nooll
22 Blushing hx 54 Rodent
25 Mineral 42 Oe111se 2 56 Man's nick·
26 R1der'1 kin words name
27 KICked 43 LOvef'I word 57 Big bird
28 Fl&h 45 Pronoun 5~ High note
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CSIALI JUNEALIEXAHOER
Clerll fl/I tM eowd
fl/ISUptrvt-•ol 0r.,..c-.t,,
calltllmla PiellsllM Orlll9t C..st Delly Pllet
/'fOY. J6, Die. I, ttlD
PUBLIC NOTICE
-IAYIUW•tJTT NBW YOU (AP) -~ur
llW.'1 ..w ··n. Am•ricu
CloC:t" 11 a eurioul ,ela1. At U..
.. tleb ........ UJ. •moollal7.
with iMe'llttlii bltl ol ~
laumor. You Wnk, bmmm, tbe
... Miller.
. UllfGrQmately, IDOlt of that Ge•
ems la tbt ftnt act ol .. Cloclr," •
D•prullon ·•r~ piece h• d11crlbe1 aa ••a mural for
theater" that wu "inspired by"
Stud.I Terbl'• belt·tellinl "Hard
Ttmea."
Tbe aec:ond act, concemln1
tboee bard tlm•, moatly offen
·the tloom, tormeut and aquiJh
• ........ _ toaDd Ill un._._ ..... ~It'• abaolti;-u· ......
cullt1 t• bavl.QI .,_ 1a u.e nnt round aad d•eld•d to do pnuce. at ~ lenlth, ln die
MCond.
•'CLOCK," WBICB bowed
Thund.ay oa Broadwa1 and ii b1a nnt ...w play then 11Dce ''TM
Price': in l.9'70. chroolcl• the Depres1ioo'1 11d effect on a
w"altby Jewt.ab family ln New York, their relatlvn and thoH tbeymeet.
lt'I told with the aid ol I pa.rt·
time narrator and fulMlme participant, Lee Baum (Wllliam
Cimino will uvrk
on 'Heaven's Gate'
AtMl'tcm), I~ ldlalllde lW
wlao beeoit• -. ~.r.Ceal
..., ..... :Mllimq Im .... "' writlDI allaut 1porta. H•'ttbe.cmOfa~. made mocu1 <Jolm ) •bole .... (\ll'IW..., bJ
Joan °'*•NI>. II a ple'rw, plan.~ lady •bo wlM9 tbe
crunch hit.a veen d ... ~
doeetom.adneia.
.. CLOCK" nau Off I SUC·
H19loa of 11eene1 that belln wttb pre·Depresalon protperlty at
hOOJie and down on WaU ~
aa4 proceeds thence thloUP the crath and ~ misery ud clote-
ness lt~ucee. ·
The boule is full Of warmth and
humor, and that doesn't
evaporate entirely when t.bestock market crashes, jewels are ~
bocked, cries of "the ma.rbt'•
aone crazy" teSOUDd and captalm
of industry are tragically reCluced
to privates.
But things start falling down ln
the strained, clumsy, cllcbe-
rtdden aec:ood act. The son settles 'for a leu-expen.iive "°neie than
he planned, is happy there. Then :
he aoea off to experience life amid •
the muses.
'FHIS SPECl.\L HOLIDA\' UOt.81..E t't:\'l't.Rt; 'l 'CN;t.TlltB
t'OR THE t 'IHS'F ·rntt; .\'r \.." UN.\IUIN t:8't:ll \ ~t:.\R ''01:.
EDWARDS CINEMA COtTO "'""°'Al Ml9-. C.-e ..... 97Ml41
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special here. Dining at the Five Crowns is always a great
experience. Qui Mr. CrowleT welcomes you with the warm
hospitality o Old English Inns. Cozy rooms,
cheery fireplaces, and marvelous fare -.-Lo-featuring our famous roast prime
ribs of beef expertly prepared by
Chef Ivan. ·
Come dine with us tonight. ·
FIVE~S
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•
No, J .R. baso't drlven Sue Ellen
bananas. lJ.nda Gray la Just taldnl time
off from "Dallu., to· 1tar in .. Tbe Wild
and Free," a new TV movie atrtn1
toni1ht at 9 on CBS, Channel 2.
!Ok• on the M·A·s·H
"*"°"" eMMTTA
wtllll 811'91C.'• lied to •
~ rac;llet i. tnlK·
Olfld. 118 MliHTlll the role
of I ~lye l>uY'lf and
.,... to ctldl thl oper•
llon.
• OV!R!AIY
Ouate: Frankie Llln•,
llnanclll columnltt ...,_
Bryant Q\.llM, ~ N1tMI.
• MACHSl I L!HMJll
AEJIORT
I TIC TAC DOUGH
M£AV OIW'l'W
1:IO 2 OH THE TOWN
A -weckllng by Swami ~tananda. I ,AMll.Y FEUD
IHANANA
Guettt: Thi Shlrtllea. 8 EYIEWfTNE88 LOI ANOEl!S
P•ul Moyer 1nd Inez
Pedroza take a IOolt II IM
"" WI.,. rock grOUP. the
Buaboys; 1ttend • rear
worklhop where actor• get
Claa1111~I Lbfl119•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles D KABC·lV(ABC) Los Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind) Los Angeles
9 KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles CD KCOP· TV (Ind l Los Angeles
• KCET • lV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
OYlf ltaoe fright and lllelt
1118 Mr. and Mn. Nude
Al'Ntlcl PIQ9Mt.
I ,N:ll THe MUllO
AU. IH THI rAM~ Y
Tiit '9111Jftlon 11111 lie i. ~ hie dtMm It I btttat
pill tor Ardli8 IO ...-OW.
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• MACHllL I LIHAER
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G OOVI" ITOftY "Adoption In Al'nlrica" A
hard IOOll II "epeclal
Medi" c:Mdten -minori-
ty' handtc.ppad and Older
etllldren -· W91tJng to be
adopted .. prtMnted.
(J) l'.M.MA~
8cM model lhlpbulldtng.
lncradlble "" gedget8 lot
the bllncl
1:008 ENOS
Enoe 8lld Turk laike on a
modem "Fagin" wllo II
m .. termlndtng 1 Juwnlte
Cflme-D REAl PEOPLE
FNtUfld: a H-111811 den-
lltt who h.. changed hit
waiting room Into • dlec:o:
an 80-year-old man who It
building hie own highway.
I KhoOI fOf AINt1can Inell-
-· I D MOVIE
• • .. Ace Eff And Rodg«
Of The Sleles" (tll73) CMlf
Robertson, P.,,,... l'<anll·
Jin A ttunt n11r of the
11120I ltn<I• !hat hit 1()(1
wanta 10 IOllow In htl
lootatepa. (2 hrt I GO EJOHTIS
ENOUGH
Abby01 nee>'-la reluc-
tantly enrolled In high
TUBE TOPPERS
KOCE ~: 10 Adoption in
ADI.ta. A GD~ ,~-.1... ... .. <:!" ~~ at ;. OD KCET, Cbaimel 21).
·~ .... INOk*
.-:-..... WM'f
OMTU ,.,. trtocw of ~ ~
the malclnO of • IOlf>
opera In • ·•~trolad
~ ..w. begll19
wltll • Qu8IClorl of '9Cilin. t1:IO. Cl> MOW! • * 'h "Crtlla In Mid-Air"
(1'1t) George Plppard.
ICMan Otall6t. An aging * ttlll!IQ oontrcllt geU l*IQflt ~ I ~th
tllt119tlon wf*I I Cteud
9UfWNll ...... to llow a
dleabM lircflft to land
• TONQHT
Hott: Johnny Carton
Oueet; Don Nckll&.
• PMOHllt caL
IU)Q(H
Jim " forced to tall• dW .. lft., Elk:a .. that I • MCNIWI
~OKI
A Chlldhood friend of
Fettu. II.. 8 proepectM
and thin IOM8 1111 mtnd "'*' he llndt the IPPIW·
""" rtdl ~ c:ontalnl only fool'• OC*f. ·HOGAN'·~ Sgt. Schultz, Hogan'•
unwitting courier. It
ordered treneterred.
• ITTAKdATHta
Al Mundy la ..ignad to
·1.R.'s big shot keeps €BS in sadd:~
•
LOS ANGELES CAP) -"Dallu" became the
igbest-rated show in the h~t.ory of leleviaioo as ~ree out of every four sets in use last Friday night
were tuned in to see who shot J .R .
another ratings victory for the week endio1 Nov.
23. CBS received an overall rating of 21.9, meanin1
that at any given moment durint the week an
average of 21.9 percent of the nation's TV sets
were tuned to that network. ABC wair second with
19.7 and NBC was third with 17.1. . The CBS prime-time soap opera about the oil-
)'ich Ewings of Southfork Ranch beat previous rat-
dngs champions. including the final episodes of
"''Roots" and "The Fugitive," and all the Super
Bowl games, figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co.
showed Tuesday.
The ''Dallas" rating al.whelped boost CBS to
The long-awaited episode, in which it was re-
vealed that J .R.'s sister-in-law Kristin Shepard
pulled the trigger, received a rating of 53.3, which
Nielsen said means an estimated 41.4 million
homes tuned in to the show. It also had a share of
* * * * * * * * * Aw, eoDie on, 'Dallas'
BJ PETER J. BOYER
•• LOS ANGELES (AP> -Say it
atn•t llO,--rdi.U Ellie. Tell me that
· at Friday's "Dallas" wu just
other link in CBS' elaborate
publicity chain, a red herr1Jll.
Tbta week you're 1oln1 to tell ua
whoreallyabotJ.R. I mean. no one really expected
J.'he Eplaode to be u bil a show
. ., the ab-month hypefest that
preceded it, but we expected an
hon.est try. Really. Kristin abot
) . R.? Kristin, the pouty UWe
. •Ieaie wltb motive as larte u ~u 'teas, •bot J .R.? So what
'.el.le ls new? We Cot tooll.
: The abootln1 of J .R . Ew-
1', elnout crime, after all. Th~ ln1 wasn't exactly TV'•
didn't even croak. After all that
hype over a measly a11ravated
uaault, five or slx (or was it
seven) lead-in episodes, viewen
expected at least to be shocked
by the revelation.
A SCHOOLTEACHER friend of mine who'd teen "Dallas" ooly
on~e pegged Kristin as the
culprit. My mother knew it was
Krilttn. and ahe tblnb Roger
Staubach1athestarof"Dallu."
Mary Crolby, who pJaya sweet
sitter KrilUD, la contracted only
throuch tbe flftb show. Eve~I ln tbe world pointed
to her. The "Dallas" folkt
flaured the aarprtae would come
wben viewers reallsed the
·writers weren't u clever u they
were supposed to be .
WHY COULDN'T lt have been
the ab.rink, weird Dr. Ellby1 Or
Miu Ellie, 1ooned out on
bourbon? Or Lucy, bllb on
hor•e·boof cllppin1s? The only
mystery bere is how CBS
mana1ed to tranaform a routine
-no, lea• than routine -
epi.sode into the event of the
year.
That fine "Dallas." We 1ot
mu11ed this time. But next
time. we won't walk with you in·
to the alley. It'• okay to start 10-in1 out on Fridays a1a1n.
"Dallu" hu shown it.aelf t.o be
a four·fiusber.
76 in the ratings, which means it wu seen on 78
percent of all TV sets that were in use during its 10
p.m. lime period.
The final episode of the ABC miniseries
"Roots" previoualy was the highest-rated show of
all lime with a rating of 51.1 and a share of 71 It
was telecut Jan. 30, 1977.
The higbest·rated episode of any regular
series was the Jut original episode of ABC's "The
Fugitive," in which, Dr. Richard Kimble finally
caught up with the one-armed man who bad killed
bis wife. That show, telecast Aug. 29, 1988, got a
ratlna of 4.5.9 and a share of 72. It came u liWe surpriM that the "Who Shot
J .R. ?"episode 1ot such a blah ratlq. Interest in
the show bad built since J .R. Ewln1, played by
Larry Hagman, wu shot twice lut apriq.
MiWooa of viewers were doubtleu pleased
that the villalnowt oil man rot hi.I, but lbey al.lo
wanted t.o know who did It. It Mt off a eueuinl
1ame aCl'OSI the country and around the world. ID '
Laa Ve1u they were quottni odd.I, and some
newspapers and broadcut station.a ran contests to
name the uaallant.
Here are the Top 10 shows for tbe week:
"081181,'' • rallne Of J.l.J Olf 4t.A mllllM llauu ...... CM; "0.... at I Haaar4," at.O or t•.• mllltoft. CU; "to .,....._ .. 2tA w W mlfllM, cal;
'"TIW'ee'I ~r," 16.J 1K tf.5 mtllle11, loee; "AllCl9," ._,or U.J mlHIM, cas; •-n...,,..._ .. ..,, wU.JmlHIM.Cil; "OMOay•eTinw,"2U w 20.0 million, cas; ""-Y Oen." IS.A• It.I INllilft, AK; "T• C-for Cemftr1." JS.I OT 1'.J mllllofl, AK,"~ llMt," U.1If1t.J mNlllfl,
AK.
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T9"0f.ltMMMIHALL
DAVID COPNN'
Attht~rd
TONIGHT'S LATEST LtSTINGS
OC>tlln toP ... .. mlllro-
tlm -'*"' mey be In lhe OC*t I001h of .,, lmpte.
cw.i8iA~
• CAl'Tom>MC
NIW9
t1:IO. (II LOW 90AT
"lluc'• Double Stendlfd"
~~"One Mot•
Time" Don Ad1m1.
NMet1e Fabrsy; "Chlm-
pe1\1191 ~ .. Allyn Ann
Met.Mia. (A)
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1t:OO. TWILIGHT ZOHI
The IOll IUMvOB of a tit·
rlble war ~ In the lham·
'bile ol 1 cl1y deetr~ llx
reat• pOOf
• YOO 8ET YOUR LR
Buddy Hec:hU "'"'' Mr
World, • doctor who
11tamlnn HOiiywood 1tar1
and a l>Nutlfut anlcholta
ptomoter
• CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
12:t0 D TOMOAAOW
GUMtt; llngen Robert•
Flack Ind Peabo Bryaon
D MOVIE * * "Thi Hanged Man"
( 11165) Edmond o· Brien
V•a Milee Thi Mardi
Grae It 1111 acene of a gun·
man'• attampt 10 avenoe
the murder of hit lrlend
• TH!FBI
"Thle.c.p."
• MUION:
IMP08818L.E
Thi IMf OOll to the aid ol
young 11\*'ffta light.,• In
an el10f1 to obtain vital
lnfMmatlon.
• INDEPEHOEHT
NETWOAI< HEWS
1:00 8 0 ~WOMAN
Ptppef and 8111 -rch for
evidence against a man
eu1p1cted ot being
reeponllble IM 1 chain of
<obbetles (RI
• MOVIE * * "Man With A Gun"
(11153) L" Pa111r1on,
Rona Anderton Suapl-
clout ol a nightclub hre an
•n-ance lnepectM m4Mll•
up with WIOn a1'd murder
In the cour11 ot hit investl-
@tlOn (1hr.,30 min I
1:30 U THE LONE RANGER
' Mt T tOYl>le"
• MOVIE
***'h "To Be Of Not To
Be" (tM21 Ja Benny, caroi. Lombtll'd A grouci
of ICtOf'I °"""*' the
Nam and llllp en RAF
pllot MCapl (I hr , &5
min) 1:461 H£W8 2:00 NEWS
M0\111!
* • * "Contplracy 01
HMl11" ( leecl) LIMP....._,,
Syt\111 Syma Jewi111 c:flll.
dr9'1 MCac>4I lrom • Nazi
ptllOl'I eemc> Wtlh lhe help
OC I br1ve group ot oor11
(~ ,,,. ,
2:10. NEW8
2:208 MOVIE • * ~ "St1t1 S1cre1 '
(11150) Douglas Fairb81\kt
Jr Olynil J<>Ma Attar di.-
COYlrVlg lop ~·I 1nlor
m1Uon lboul a European
IMdet, an Amerlcen doc·
IM Ir ... to leave lhe cOYn·
!.!}' (2 II<• I 2'.26. NEWS
2:30 8 MOVIE * • 'IOCIOlnl Al Phanlom
Hiii ' I 19661 Rot>ert Fulle•
Jocelyn L1nt1 Two men
and e wom1n breve deser1
hell and m0Ynt11n cold 10
reech a mllhon doO.irs 1n
QO!d I 1 hr SS min J
CD NEWS
3:2&Q) MOVIE * * * ·Toward Thi'
Unknown ( 19!.61 Wiiiiam
Holden LIO)'d No ~o P.
pll01 111amp1a to gain 1ne
reapec1 ot 1111 colleague~
alter losing It over a ca1e
klsa mistake (2 nrs 20
4:00 liJ MOVIE • * 'Hungry H•ll 1194 7 I
J111n S1mmon1, Margarol
Lockwood The molher
ano el01tt son ol a V1ctor1
en lrlah family 01ss1pate
f0f1une through gambt.ng
and Orugs (2 nrt I
4:2&U NEWS
4·30 0 THE GROWING YEARS 8 MOVIE * * "Kann• Pac.11tc.
( t9531 Sterling HlyOen
Eve Miller In 11160 b band
ol Southern rebels
a111mpts 10 btoclt con
strucflon Of 1118 Ken!lM
Pec:1fic Rlllro.d 11 hr 30
min t
by Armstrong & Batluk
WHEN 'THE ltME COMES
10 '"TH~W rT "TO ME.
WOUL.0 YOU GO .. 'ANO
HEEEARRE'S JOHN.?
Another 'Horky'
Robert Urich (right> will play Pittsburgh
Steeler running back Rocky Bleier (left > in
the TV movie "Fighting Back." airing Dec. 7
on ABC, Channel 7. Bleier overcame war m
juries in Vietnam to become a pro football
star.
KEZY MIDNIGHT MOVIES
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"CHAPTER TWO" (PO)
"OIV1NE MADNESS" (A) ..we
"UP IN SMOKE" (A)
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Early words from· Elvis·
1956 interview with rUing •tar recalled
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'Glad You Asked That'
by M•lly• _, Hy ......
Q: ..... ~ ...... eel9ct ........... .
en••......_ I peu c1•acr are.,, .. ...,•
.._ samea....,.. l•t1 ..... ,.. SHewel A: Y•. W•'ve aou-maay'9ben llke youn
from PlwleJ fua eout to cout, and we're happy
toobllae. We ...n able to an'Ull tbat ran TV in·
tervlew 1'ftb Elvia tbanb to tbe eooperatlon of
friendl like Col. Tom Parker, Ed SuWvan, Steve
Allen and Tommy Doney. And lt wu llllton Berle
who aetually broutbt Prelle)' to our live NBC
...... ,.._...._ .. tllat~T
A: An)'tb1Da that la mine, la tbein. I mean all ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;4 four of them are tbeln. I'm -l'ai plan.nlnl tor ·
cameras on Sunday, Ju·
ly 3, 1118.
seven. I mean I want seven. Ub, you know.
_Q~ ... , , .. bow wlaat'• , ... , &o 111a..-.
YH'b wllld ......... Ana, Y•'ll be tM PneleJ
Car aadq Corporallell.
A: Yeh, I was thinking about the Presley Used
Car Lot, you know.
Q: I ..-n&ud tllat J• ....,.., a lilo•e for
you felb ud Hell U.0.p yeu fatMr la oaly II, ~o• '•e lMlll&ed tllat Ille ret&e. b tllat tne!
# . We found Elvia to
be a Utt.le shy at the
time, almos t aeJf ·
coosciom. A lock of h1a
hair carelessly fell oo to
bis forehead. And be
looked at us with a
sleepy smile on bis
face. Probab9'. one of
the most pohte stars
we ever interviewed,
Presley's replies were
laced with: "Yes, ai,rs"
and "No, sin."
A: Yes. Well, he's more help to me at home
than be is anywhere else because be can take care ~·
of all of my business and he can look after things I PUJS /1 . . r-1.~ _a I wbUe I'm gone. ~ ··-'···l*t.IAiC~#t.-~ :
Q:,O. y..r penoaaJ appearaac:ea, yo. ereate a sort of m ... •yaterla a..., ,..,. alldleaeea of 4iM;pwC.1tf.\j '
teeaa1en. b you slaakla1 ud q_..1 • tile :~:.g:WA :-=::,cum fi+tw = .. s ...
aatue of aa lavolutary respaeae &o tllla lllyaterla! 11.t emu cowuaa· IAllUUCll ullCOUI DIUff_.•
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A: Would you say that again, sir? CMWlll ..,.._..
Q: Well, I •aid tllat wbea Y• alllake a9d yoa Orange SSB-7022 We told·him that for
the record, we wanted
to give bim the op· ELV1SIN1H7
portunity to answer some of the rumors that were
swirling around him in those days -but we led off
with this ftnt question: .
Q: Elftl yeu style of l)'ntlq wlllle YCHI s1111
ltaa beea ~rly erltlebed. Do yoa bear aay
aalm-9ly towarm t.lleH erl&lea! A: Well, not really ; those people have a job to
do and they do it.
Q : Do 1• ~ yo•'ve leaned aaytlala1 from
tlle ertddua lenled at yot1!
A: No, I haven't. Because I don't feel I'm do·
ing anything wrong.
Q: De Y• read the reviews or comments con
eerataifG'l!
A : Not if I can help it.
Q! De J• keep a aerapltool!
A: Onlytbegoodatuff.
Q: Mat.)llMI el a &eemacer were yo.! Dkl yoa eo1t•lder:r-nelf well·~• ... !-- ----A: Uh, yes. I was raised in a pretty decent
home and everythin1. My folks always made me
behave whether I wanted to or not.
Q: Two or &Uff eo1 .... jat t.llla week car·
ried tte .. tllat Y" Iliad ....,.. fou Cadillacs.
Now, -'at la tlaere &o tllat, Elna!
A: It's the truth. I do have four Cadillacs.
Q: Wlaat do yoa do wlUa fov Caclclles!
A: Well, I don't know. I haven't got any use for
four. I just, you know, maybe some day if l go
broke, I can sell a couple of them.
qHke wbea Y• •ml, la tllat aort of u lavolntary ~=======================~
reapome te die •ya&eria of.yow alldleaee!
A: Involuntary?
Q:Ye ...
A: Uh, well, I'm aware of everything I do at
all times but it's just the way I feel.
Q: I meu, for esample, If somebody la play-
lnl ball, tbey eu play Jut a DtUe blt barder when
tbe fam root and I was wo.derlal wlletller this
bad HytlliDI &o do with lt.
A: Oh, sure, I guess .... if the audience acts
like they're enjoying it, if they act like they're with
you, well, it makes you put more into it, you. know.
• • •
Q: Whatever happened to Mll.bammad AU'a
a ctlftg career? You don't bear mucb aboat it
anymore. -Amanda M., Shreveport, La.
A: It see ms "The Greatest" doesn't really
believe he is -as an actor. So he took an early re-
tirement. "I have learned from this disagreeable
experience," confesses Ali, "that movie acting
isn't as easy as you think ... I'm a big attraction,"
he admits with his usual humility, "but not a big
act~r. I'm a perfectionist. My boxing was right. My
act mg wasn't."
Send your ~ltiom to Hy Cardnn, "Glad You
Asked That," care of this ~. P.O. Boz 19620,
Irvine, Coli/. 92114. Marilfl" and Hy Gordner will a"'1.0n'
as many ~stlona as they can in their column, but the
volume of mail makes peraonol ~s impossible.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Garbo eomebaek role?
First film in 40 years eyed
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) -
Greta Garbo may appear on the mov·
ie screen again for the first time in 40
years, according to a Swedisb weekly
magazine.
Miss Garbo, 75, signed a contract
last October with unnamed American
producen for a rerpake or "The
Story of Gosta Berling,'' based on the
Swedish novel by 1909 Nobel Prize
winner Selma Lagerlof, Arel Runt
magazine claimed.
ARET RUNT CHIEF editor Sven
Broman, co-author or a book on the
reclusive actress nicknamed "The
Divine," wrote the story about her
possible comeback.
Broman said a clause in the con·
tract gives Miss Garbo three months
to make the final decision and she
has another 30 days left to withdraw.
If she accepts, shooting or the film
could start in the United States
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sometime after Christmas.
Miss Garbo, playing an old woman,
would add color to the new version or
"The Story of Gosta Berling" by re·
calling episodes from the original
s hooting 56 years ago. T he principal
role -Elizabeth Dohna -would be
played by another actress .
"GOSTA BERLING," first re·
leased in 1924 with a s cript by
Mauritz Stiller, is said to be Mi ss
Garbo's favorite among her films.
Rumors of Miss Garbo comebacks
-all or them false -have cropped
up intermittently since the Swedish
actress made her last film, "Two·
Faced Woman ," in 1941.,
Broman and Britis h auth or
Frederick Sands wrote a biography
on Miss Garbo entitled "The Divine
Garbo!" published in the United
St.ate& last year.
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Unit A
Costa Mesa
(714) 549-9922
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645-12'1
Weekdays
10-5:30
Sundays
12-4
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Create Your Own
Holiday Decorations!
Colorful ffallmerk candles paired with a holldey
candle ring, cleamln1 brass, pewter or
wood candle holders. cendle
snuffen and other accessories
give your home a lovely seasonal
Clow.. 1boughtful gifts, too.
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THEY BURN NEATER. CLEANER
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TIP: PUT THEM IN THE FREEZER
20 MINUTES BEFORE YOUR GUESTS ARRIVE
ANO THEY WILL BURN TWICE AS LONG
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FOR THE HOLJDA YS
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Also
Santa Suits &
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other salon -1f you buy a membership with
our salon
Give the gift that keeos on g1v1ng
A IS Visit Gift C..-ffflc•
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36' E. I 7tt. Street
Costa Mna 642-1045
CLEARLY ELEGANT GIFTS
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Leather bu s iness cases •
Leatherette vinyl business cases •
• Solid walnut desk & wall clocks •
Solid oa k & acry li c kitc h en
accessories • P lus many other fine &
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TO DUSS UP YOUR •I
Phantom lenders, Keylock forks & lots of other goodies
Watch out 10< our pre-Christmas Swap Meet & Bike
Show coming in December.
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210t A. ....................... ....
675-2570
Money Clips, Charms. Tankards.
Flasks. Pen Sets. Goblets.
Baby Things. Bowls
Pewter-Silver-Armetale
NOACK'S
170 E. I 7tt. St., Cotta Mna
646-l 141
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]501 w. Moon St. Uwft. S-.ha
OC Sw• Meet 557-6827 s.t Dll, S-14t
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960-1161
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~_::.&., Precious Metal 2 speed Puch's 1825.00 . ..,,-v C11sllng Supplies t I v ... G_.mlut
Jewelry Tools Rep111rs Girts. Loupes, 10% Off on Repairs. Service
Casting Service Oplivi!IOf'S And Pans With This Ad
Fine J ewelry Caret-Dwr. Scales
Cul Stones Foredom ai Dremlls
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Gold & Sliver Findings & MounUn1s
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~·c;• Of'" ....... l'IO. Cotto Mew, Celllornl1 t2•l•, ltr ~ -..._ -
BY Ollot!R OP TH• llOAllO OP lurftllltlnt ONI CI) l!ACH 1''1 ,,A, WAUCl .. l~ll'OjlATIO c-ty Cleft ti 0.-..... CAullly .., NOT1CI IS HllU•Y 01veN lllel IN .__ .. a...wv1-. el tM C-y
el O' eftt!O, SUlle of c;..lltomla, 118 W Reiollll._. ..... IN IN\ 4ay el ... .,. etllbet 1-. CIKI ...... II• ,.....,.,.,. to
\VP.llVl5011$ OP ORANGE COUN· MOOIL VAH TYPI! TRUCK _ ...,._. .._ ...,,.,,.._ •• "9.
TY. CALll"OllNIA. Adllll._ Mtl of the •<llkolloM ..... .. ,_
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"CTITIOUS IUSINIU
NAM8 I TATaMaNT
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·.·.PACIFIC POP$ ORt HESTRA,. '•~ 0 .1.,., C...i. Mtu. Ce '1U•
• H.,.,., IC,...y, -Holo.,d, Lo•
AllOlllH, Ca '°°1a
l.n!J l>u>lllft• I\ Con<l\IQtSJ J:>1,,.fl.IO
d lvldu•I.
Harwy IC'~~•
Tiii> •laternenl we• Iii.a wllll trw
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1..0, et l1'e '-O! t .• •'<I.ell A.M el
w lCI Cl.ay In .,. (Jle~J of,.,. 9oerd
of s """'IMn e1.,. C-y of°'...,
In Ille Hall of Admlnlalrallon, 10 Civic
c~"' .flla-. .s-.1. _, -c.41totn••·
•• , ... I--. pl.U for the ........
-n lM ~Ion of Mid •nneaal-
•ncl all oojoctl-lllereto, 11 -1<11 r.JO-nly Cler ... ol Oronoo Coynty on lltne anCI place ell lnl.,Hltel POrtont
November 14. '80 mey • .,...., -lie "'•rel.
"""" Addlll-1 Information m.y be ""-• Put>U\1..o Oren~ "'-•1 Otlly Piiot tolned f rom F G NICL II -T, ! Nov. 2•, De< 3' 10, 17, 1'80 alU·IO pa.":M.J. · · • a n •
! I • Al ony time prlof' lo ll>e lime fixed PUBLIC NOTICE tor 11ear1ne. eny 1rrterHtte1 PO''°"'
mey Ill• with "'9 Clerk of Ille Boord of
'°ICTITIOUI aUllMISS Sypervl-1 Of tr. eo..nty ol Or-
NAMI STATl!MI NT •rllleft OOj«UClft\ to the~..,.
The follow1r19 per M>n• • •• doing ne~allon, wlll<.h o0)ocllon1 wlll be con-
• .,.. .. ,..,, 0\ •Ide red t>y the Board Of ~vi'°" at
C AROINAI HOM ES 100t 2 lllellme-plo<ell•edlorhearlng.
v arlleld Aw n ... , HuntlnglOll BH <ll, A l~I clel<.rlptlon of told t.,rllory
• CA.,... '' contol11ed In Ruo1u11011 No.
• Phlllp H -N.,,_, IUI S.mor IC>-1 ..... CMIOO ,..,..,,,lier 12, '"°· ol , Ort.,., Cmlo Mew, C"' ,,.,. llW Bo.rd ol ~vi-•, on Illa with
Dalt Slmbro. lo&lO S.nl-11• Ter Ille Cl••-Of Ille 86.rd Of 5"pervl10t1
••<•.car-dill M#lr, CA., ... ) The territory I• oonerolly Clltl<rll>tcl •i
ftus t>u\1MH '' conouc ttd by • foUovn~ •
hm•ted 0¥1ntr\tup S•ld M'IM••tMM con\1st' of •P.
Prt1llp H M<Namee pro•lmat.1y 11 .Cr"H IOUlltel 111 1r.e
T11" •Ull-1 ••l !Ilea with Ille so..111eu1 .. 1y corner Of (Old) 1rv1M
co .. 111y Cler" ot Otaf'QO Co .. nly on Boule"•rd and Jtffr•y Aood In ttw
Nov•mt>et 1•. ,.., M>f'tf\ lrv•ne •r•• ..
P IMIM
Pubh\tleCI ()-...,~ C:O.•I Da ily Piiot
• NOV h . 0e< J 10, II 1'90 41'1 tc .. ---
PUBLIC NOTICt;
PICTITIOU$ aUSINfSS
MAME STATEMENT
1 n• toOow1nq oierMW\ 1 \ 001nQ bui• . '"'''•' l & H PA Er ISION MACHINING
.;in Bo1w Ave . llnll 10?. HUl\t•noton li••c n, ca -n .. •
Loul\. Anat ct, Jr , bl61 M•r<«"llrn1t
(>.,, Hul\l1nQlon Be<t<h. C• 911>41
T h i\ bU\INU\ I\ conouct..o ov •n 1n
DATED Tiil> l21h dayof Now mblfr.
IMO
BY ORDER OF tHE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE COUN·
TY. c,<ILIFORNIA
ISEAU JUNEALEXANOER
Cle,_ of Int Board
of 5'.<pervl10t1 of
Or-C:O..nly,
Celllorn1a
Publl>hflel Oranoo C.0.'1 Dally Pilot ':'fOV. 2t, DK, 3 ]91Q --~
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS d1v1dual LOur\ """' o, Jr BID ITl!M NO. 411 . lh" \tdl.,,,,,,nl .,8 , llll'O ""''" lne I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1110t
eounty <1flrk ol Or•n~ <ou"tv on I \.eAled propow•i wUI be re-ceived by No•emb!fr 1•. 1"90 •~City Of Cml• Mew. lo w11 Tll• Cl·
FUOISO l ly Count•I, PO 8o• 1200, Cosio Me ...
P•Dh\lle<I Oren~ C.00\I ti"''' P1101 Calllornla '116:H>, on °' belore tlle tt0ur
Nov 26. ~ 1, 10. 11 1oeo •761 90 I 01 It 00 • m, on F"daY. Oecemt>e• 19,
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'lllO II .n.11 l>e tl>e rOIPC>n•lblllly Of
Ille l>oOOer lo dellver hi• l>ld lo llWI City
Cl•••'• Otttu l>y Ille pr~r ennounceo
l'l!ALI JUNEAl.El(ANOIR a. .......... ,d
o4'"""9rvl-•of Or .... Otunly,
Collf9r'N•
P ... 11.-Orelltll C.O.at Dolly PllOI ........ n.. J ~
PUBLIC NOTICE
~., ...
NOTl(W OI' AValLAelLITY
Of' ANNUA&. 118POllT
,..,,._,. to ie<tlon .... 1•1 or "'°
lnlern•I R•v•11 ... Code, nollce I• llerotly .. _ tllel Ille-· ,_,,,.,
tile llscol .,..,r July I, "" to June ~.
1't0 ol KAATZ POVNOA-TION, e
privet• t..-lon, la evollable el Ille
loYllclatlon'• prlnclpel offke tor 111·
ll»O<llon M lllt ,....,., bullnftl lloun ''om 10 o.m. to • p.m. by eny c1111..,
wllo requests II within 110 uys t iter
Ille dole Of llll• llUDlk•llon.
Tile I-Ion's r>rlnclpel oflk• Is
locattel • 1441 Avoeodo Avo., Newport
a.och, c:otllom4a nMG.
Tiie prlnclpot moneoer of ,,.. '°""' Oollon Is Alcllt rd Krot1, M.O ..
Sherman And•IHll, C P.A • ttOO
S-MI Blvd., Ste. JU, 1.o> AnQOIH Ca 9006• '
Put>lllhtcl Dr-C:0.11 Oelly Piiot
Nov u. 19'0 •7~
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING a1DS
a10 ITl!M NO. 475
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llWll
seal.O P"OPOWI> wlll be received t>y
Ille Clly al Cotto MOW, lo wll Tiie Cl·
ly Co11nc11. P O Bo• 1200, Coel<I Mew,
Ca11torn1a n•». on or llelore Ille nour
of I I 00 am. on Frlu y, 0.Gemller "·
I 19'0 I I V...11 be IM tOl-'>lllillty o4
tM l>ldder to 0011 ... r Ills bid to tlle City
Clerk" Olli<• by Ille pr-r onnounceCI
llm. BIO\ Wiii lie OUl>ll<IY _,,.., ancl
•Hd ••-at II 00 e.m., or H soon lllereelltr •• pr«lk .ol• on Friday,
December 19, '"O In tne Council
Cha mbers. City Hall. 11 Fair Dr ive,
Costa Mu•, Calllornl• ,,,,., tor
lurnlsl'llt19 FOUR (at EACH IH I
MOOEL ONE·HALF T014 PICKUP
TRUCKS.
Addllicnal sell 01 Ille tPKlllcotlons
may t>e OMolned at t"' Olflu of Ille
Purcllutnv A90n1 al 11 F1lr Or Ive,
COiia Mew, C.tllornla Bids VIOYld lie
return.O to '"' a11tnllon Of llWI City Cluk, wllllln w ld time llmll, In a
Meleo ...... 1-. IOtnllllod on Ille OUI·
>Ide will! the Bid I lltm Number anCI Ille ume Boen wlll t>e OUl>licly open.., 1nCI Opening ooco.
NOTICE 01' HliARINO reao ··-•• 11.00 •.m ., M H -E•<ll Did 11\oll lt'O<llY •«h •nd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lllel llle•Hller .. pr«lk al>I• on FrlCMly, every Item ..... IO<tl! "' tlle-lfl~ t"' lloerd al SW.rvl-• o4 lllO County Oecember "· 1..0 In Ille CoYn<ll lion•. Any onCI otl eac..,tl.,• to tlle
o4 0••"911. SI~• o4 Callfornle, hos Dy Cllember>, Clly Hall, 11 Folr Orlw . -lll<OIHI'" """' be cle.,.ly tlaltel
llH otullon c»ltel Ille 11111 day ot Nov· Co•I• Mew, Cellfornla t2'2', lot 1n llWI bid, -lolllKe to wt l<wth ..,Y
•mt>er, '"°· Otclorod 111 Intention 10 l11 rnhll1ng ONE EA "" MOOEL ll•m Ill Ille ~lllCotlon• .... 11 tit ·-·the lH rltory dHCrl-llelow lo TRUCK WITH SPECIAL CABINET orounCl>for rejt<llono4 thoblcl
0••"9e Coun1Y SlrMI Li(llllll'IQ Main· BOOY Eocll Did tllell set lorlh Ille fyll
l•n•M• Oulttcl No 10. or>e1 ha• •••H ACl<lot..,.,.I Mb of lh• specHlcallon• ,..,.,,., olld rOllOtncH of 011 PO'""''
WodMIOOy, trw 11th day Of O.Ceml>er,l moy be ootaone<I •I ,,.. Olfl<e ol '"" and parl'9> lnlerttl.O In'"' Pf-91
'*·al,,..."""' OI' JO 0 <10(~ A M o• Pur<llH•"9 AQOlll •I 11 Fair Ori.... II ,,,. l>id I• by . corporell .... ,, ... ,,,.
.aid day on '"" Cllemt>et\ o4 uw Board Co•to Me\a, C.Hlorn1<1 BIO• VIOulO t>e nomH al '"' offlG•n who ~•n •Ion on ot Su~rv1\Qr\ al IM C:O..nly ol Or_,gs r•turn.o to Ille •>llent1on of Ille City .,, tfte H•ll of AOm1nt\tr•hon, •O C•••cl (.1er111.. w1tn1n W•O ttme-timil, In • ilOfMm•nt °"~If of ow c.orpot •Uor. •nd wllet-more lllen one otllc.er Cent .. Plato, ~la Ana, Calllorn1a \Uled ..,...__, Klefllllled on IM oul· m.,,, >Ion. II Ille l>od I\ l>y •
., ,,._., I•~ and pl~e fOf IN neann.o \tOf' •itr\ tnt B•o ll~m Numbet and the p.ertntr~p Oil • to4nt w ntur•. \\ate
upan t,_ QUltSt •O'\ of ~iO •''""''•t•on Optn•nQ O.te the narft4tt •nd addr•Ullfl of alt QetWr•I
•nd •II Obfec.t10ft'\ tht!rtoto. •• tlfhlcn E•<,, btO '"•" 'loe<lfy ee<h •no timt •net P4:«-• all inter~\ltd ,_,.-,I rvery nem11n set fortn '"ow s,_crfl<•· H ttnen .,._, Joln1 i;enturer \ If thl ~ -· ~ t>ldder '' • so•• proprletOtlhlP or
may•--""11eard I lion\ Any •lld all exception• to '"" anollle• ..,111y Ille! ~ l>uMnft\ un·
Addlllonal 1nlorma11on m•v "" 0() •Pt>C1l1<•t1ons mu>l "" ctu rly •toled ~., e llclllious nom., 1,,. olo 111011 be
••1neo lrom ~ C. Mtltllan •11.M :M4J on Ille bid, alld tallure 10 14'1 for-th any In Ill• •••I nem. of Ille b'-wHll a
Al eny """' prior 10 tt.. llm• llK•O •lt rn in tho •P.<lllcations •hall I>• ou lonatlon foll-Ing •llOwlt\9 "OBA
1or 11 .. r1no, any 1nl•••sled per""'' orouM• •or ••)e<llonot tne Did. 111'1• flcllllou• name)". provided,
may Ille wll11 '"" Ci•rk 01 tht &o.rd of Eath l>ld lllt ll "'1 lortll llM lull however, no llcllllou• ,,.,... •IWlll lM
'iupervl-• ol lht County ol Or.,90 no me\ and rnldence• ol all Pt<M>n• u-unleu 1,,.,0 ,1 • ,.,,,..,, r9i1lllr•
•rlllen ol>jo<hon> to 1"" orOllO'Ml<I an •nO parto ... lnter .. teo In LM prOPQMll ''°" wltll Ille Ortn99 C:O..nty Recorder
M U lion, -•ch ol>)tcllons w•ll t>e con 11 Ille D•d I• l>Y • corparatlon, ll•te '"" In ,., .. o1 corpor.ilon•, Include Ille •10.reo by tllO Boero Of Supoorv1M>r..,..1 n.1 m .. of I"' ofllce•• whO CM'I •Ion •n nomu ol the PrHlclenl. S.cretery,
IM llmt -ploce llMed to• ,,...,,n0 •or .. menl on bell.ti! of th~ corporatlo11 freesurer, olld -.._,
A 191101 001<.rlP1lon Of \Old territory ano wll.ihtr mort lll•n one oll"•' Th• City c.o..nc11 Of Ille City OI COii•
•• to11t•lne<1 "' Re\Olul1on No. 11().le..J. m1111 \lgn II l he 111 0 " l>Y • "'-dated Nowmt>er I~. 1490. 01 ine &ooro l>Orl"41r\lllp M • 1olnt venture, •late ,, ::: :i-:ve• IP!e rlont 10 rt)KI ..,Y
el SupervlM>n, on Ille wlltt lhe Clerk of lhe name• tlld -rOI"'' of •II ~neral Oaled No...-11, 19'0
Ille Board Of S.-•vl~ flle lerrllory PO rlner. Ond tolnl venluru" II Ille p I Or I• oonerolly cle>crlbed ••toll-• I> odder I• • >o•• oroprletor>tttp or ut>I ,,,.., ~ C:O.ll Oally Piiot,
Sold ...,..••lion con\l\h or appro• t notller """"' thal -.. t>u•lntt• un-140~~-~"° alU-IO
1ma tt1y 10 ocro to(o•tO In the der • t1cllt1ous norne, 1111bid111a11 1>e
W..lhwest.,lycor""rofWtlnutAvonue In lllO real -ol ll!t l>IOde<' with a •
encl Jell~y R-111 '"" nortn trvint d<l>lonatlon loll-Ing •llowlno "OBA
•re• t "'' tlU•llOu\ n•m •>'". prorwlded,
PUBLIC NOTICE
OATEO '"'' 111n dav Of NO••mt>er, hOw•••r, no h<llllovs neme sllell tM ltlO ut.ed unf"4 nwr• I\• cvrreftt reoistre
-NOT lea TO ClOMTltACTO ltl
CM.LI MO l'Otll a 1 DS
Sc'-1 District IRVINE UNIF IED
l ld OMClllne J.00 o'clock p.m of
Ille IJlhdeYol o.c.mDer, IW . BY OROE"I OF TtiE BOARD OF lion wllll '"°Or-Coutlty AKorder
SUPERVISORS OF DAANG E COUN· In <•M of cor-porellClft\, Include the Ty. CALIFORNIA ne mu ot , .. Prttldeftl, S.creLuy, Piece of llkl R•etpt Olllrlet -mlnltlr .. loft Cent.,., ,.., Alton AW .
Ir YIM ISEAL I JUNE ALE XA140E R Treosurer. onCI ~' Cler• of Ille Board T Ila City Council of ,,.. City ol Cotto
of 5'.<pervl-• ol Mtto re_.....s Ille r1on1 10 re)K1 OflY
Or-c;o..n1y, ell l>id>
Protocl lcloelltllleollon Name 01 ..
lrlct Administration Center Aemodel·
1"9 C.lllorrwa OtleO NOvember 11, 1..0
PuOllsheO C>-C:O.JI 0.olly Pilot PUblllheO Or-Cool C:0.11 DAllY Pl act Pion• are on Ille Olllrk t ...,_
mlnl1lrollon c.ni.. -1totl Al!Aln Aw. I rvln• Porter,. Jen1en,. H•nten,
Nlonroeot, Arcttlt.clt. "1 c..m1no dill
Lo• Nier ... S.... Cle-•
Noy 1' De< ), '"° ..... .., Piiot Nov 1', l'IO 4~41.eo
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE INYITINO all)j
a10 ITl!M NO .• ,.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Illa!
)H ied llf'OPOWI• wlll lie roct1ved t>v
!fie Clly Of CMI• MtW. 10 wit r11, Cl
Iv C.ountll, P 0 8o• 1200, COil• IM••.
Celllo•nla '1162', on 0t llelore trw nour
114 II 00 a.m. 011 Friday, Oectmbtr t•.
lfeO. It 'JhaH l>e IM tHpon>ll>illly of
lllO bl-r lo 0011,,.r hi) t>ld lo lllO Clly
Clt,lo.'s Oltl<e t>y ,,,. P!'-• Ofll'OUnted
time. Bids wlll t>e pUl>llCly openflCI and
reed •I-ti I I 00 •·"' • or •• lOOll tllereall"' •• praclltal>lt on Frldey,
December It, '"O 111 Ille Co~nc ii
Cllemllers, Cltv 11all, 11 Fe lr Drive.
Colle Me..,, Calllornl• .,,,,, for
lurnhhlno ON E 111 C ACH 1 .. 1
NIOOEL TRUCIC FIVE (S) YARD
DUM P
P UBLIC NOTICE
NOTICI! INVITINGatDi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVl:N llWlt
••D ITIM NO .• ,. .... •l>o-mtcl Sc-. Ohtrlct ol
NOTICE IS 11EREBY GIVEN Ille! Or-Coolnly, C•Ufornl• • .cllnv llY
>H ied pr-••• wlll be received 1ry and lllro"911 II• GoverPll"tl·loerd,
IM Cllyo4 Costa-w to wlt The Cl llerel naller r ehrre d 10 ••
ly Council, P 0. Boa 1ioo, Cosio Me..,, "DISTRICT", wlll r0<elve up lo, bul
'C;olllornla ., ••• on or t>elore Ille nourl not leler tnen llW .OOw·•lelM llmo,
OI 11 ·oo • m, on Friday, Otcomller tt, MtleCI l>lcll for llW _.,ii of• C.Ofttroct
19'0 It "'°" bt !Pie rnpon\ll>lllty ot lot tlle al>ow Pf'Olo<I. tne t>l-r to 0011,,., lllS bid to tho City Bids •llell be rocel-In the piece Cler' t Office l>y Ille pr-• .,.,,0unca ldtnllfltcl _.,., -"' lll•ll bt wened
llme Bldl wlll l>e IJUl>ll<IY opentel encl fftd pytiil<IY reed •IOUll .. Ille -we·
re1d •IOUO al II :00 a m .. or 01 soon staltel time..,. plllCe.
111eru1ter •• pr«lk •l>i• on Frldey There Wiii lie • SU ,00 ..._ .. r•
December It, ••to 111 IM cout1Cli qylrlld for e«h Ml of bid dOc-llt• to'
Chemllet1, City Hall, 11 Felr Ori.._, ou•re111M IN relurn In fOOd cOftdlllOll
Co•l • Mew, Calllornle nn•, 10, wltllln 1 •Y' aft.,. Ille 1'M1 _,,..
furnl>ttlng ONE 111 EA l·TON CAB uto.
AN 0 CHASSIS '"' MODEi. GVW ••ell ... mutl cellf.,111 alMI ...
10,000 La WI TH SPECIAL BODY. re"""tl,. toe tN COlllroct dlle-t.
Acldltlonel Ml• of tne -lllcetlont 1:•<11 '*' -• • «<tfNMlllM 9Y
moy l>o CIC>l .. ned at the Office of Ille Ille -wfty,.,.,,.... te lft Ille c.-r•I
Pur<h••lnv Agonl •I n Felr Ort... • .......,.. ... lol' ft llel of iw...-
COllt Mt'4 Callforllla. Bids "'°4ild ~ ~ttlC'Mn.
mo lie .... ,.. et the Office ot tl>e ....._. ..... ,CA,....
l'urcho.I"' ....... al II Felr Orlve, T .. : OMI ,_,_
C-lo ~ CAlllfO<'lll•. IMK .-lcl be .. 1191 ...... Cr .... C:..tl Dolly ,, ... '""'"°" toe ,.,. .. tonllOft Of '"" City Nov. 2t, 1• .,.,. PVBUC NOTICE Cieri!, within wkl llMe llmll, Ill • ___ ....,,.....,. __ .....,, _____ _
... ltd --· ...... led ... , ... WI• ,,. .... COU.TOll'TMi
•IM with .. aid,._ Numoer anCI Ille PlJBUC NOTICE ITATSOll'CMJ,...NIAHCt Ol*llllt o.i.. TMICIOIHfTYOll'H,...I
l!oc h Did thtll tt»KllY •e<h tnd MOTIC80f'APl'UCATIOll .......
.... ,., llom ..... lortll In Ille-Ult •· TO .. L4AUlOHOUC NOTtca °' llnllnl .. TO Hl.L
llCl!'Jl/YI'( . ..,.,_.•!!, f~~ep\l\I')\ .'~.I~. , ........... V811MH· ....... llaAI.. f'JlffalT ... AT ••• lVaT& lllOCll1~f-,,...,.. be cl<iorly u eltel To Wham It Moy CoMern: MILi •
In tho t>ld, -lollllre 10 .. t tor-th ony MAAIO O. LONZ I• _,Ylnt la Ille VAH LOOH INTl• .. •111•, INC.,
Item In tho tPKlll<allon1 shell I>• Oepert..-t of AIC-11< ...... , ... A C.0111.,..... c..r.r•'-!t l"lellltlft v..
O•Olllldtl<wretocllonof tllel>lcl. Conlrot lor ..... , •• ~$Al.I[ ••••• JOHN"· WINOATa, Jll., e1vtltLY
l!•<h l>ld tlltlt .. , forth tn• lull WINI! (PVI. EAT. PL.) ll<Oft• to NII WIHOATI, -0011 I tiw.utll lCI,
nem•• end t'ff!Otnces of oll perlOftl a•<-11< bowrotH •I 10 E ltlh It j'"''"".,.• ~·· ~,":'..:~~~ ~~·.~:.-:o::.::.i:ir.r.:; c:o;::,:= ~~ cl::tc>~.; "'..:.· .!:!::C: ::,,,~=: :i:".:::
names of Ille ollk•rl whO cen slOll on Nov. 26, '"° •n.MO enUllOd "41efltr' C.,,,,, ell o.c.,,,_,
-orHment on befl•ll of tlWI COl'l'«•llon 12, '"°· at 10:00 A.M. or INrM1'ff end whotller more ltten one otfl<.er ---~ wllhl11 t1WUmeot...,..1>Ylaw,U.-
mu•I s l on . II lh• l>ld Is l>t • PUBUC NOTIC£ dtr>ltnod. at , .. _ 111 the ....._
1»rtnerll'llp or-. joint ventur•, •lol• 1_____ r .. •rellCed P9rtllloft .c:lllll\ wlll '°" ••
,,,. nomes--OIMI of •II ooner•I NOTICI INVITIMO ••Os prlvtt• .... IO .... "'"""' -· "" pertnerl onCI joint ... nlurerl. If the RECEIPT OF PROPOSALS: S.•IOO , ... , ....... -~·11-..., ...... t., bidder Is • wl• proprietorship or Mentl-otl r1t111. lllle, -lntere•l 1
anolller entity that ~ t>u\lneu un· :=~ = .;-::::..:~ 1~~,;~~ In the ,.... .,_rty t«t'-11 111 tho
de' • llcllU-llOMO, IM l>lcl >1\111 l>e Ike ol the Oly Cieri!, IO<a led 01 tnoo County of Or.,., sc-. of Calllorni•. 1 In Ille reel...,,.. of Ille I>-wllll • Jo mbor" Rood, Irvine. Colflornle des<rllloda lot~: cle•lonatlon fotlowlng lhowlng "OBA .,7 11 The toulh-•terly re< IOflQYI•• I
Cthe lie 11110\I• name I". provldeG, , .. :•fo~:... !!.,~i: .,;':;'~~!.o:!; one-hOll of l.04 t of Tr Kt No. J76, In IM
hOwever, no llcUlio\11 nom. '"°" be Community Park. CIP SIO-lt. The •II• City ol C...la Mew, C-y of Or-. uled uni-there I• o current r1111i•tr• Of Ille ....,,, 1, locotecl 01 OJI BryOfl \tel• o4 ColttorPlla, a per mop , ..
tlon with tlle Or.,,.. C:.OU..ty Re<.ordef". Avenue, lrvlne, Callfornl• corcleCI In eoo. IS P-1' of N11 ...
Ill CIM of <Of'POl'•llom, Incl-.... OESCRIPTION OF WORIC AK•••· cellaneous ~. In .... Olllc.e of -
n•m•• of the Prnlde<ll, S.cretary, tlon Bullellno of -o•lmotely S,OlO County ltocorOOr
TreHurer, •nCI ~r. sqyore feel. Rttlroom Of appro•tm•I•· Tiie _,., 11 ~ly re1..-rtel
Tne City Councll o4 the CllV of """' ly * -· l•l •nCI \lie clevo'-""'' to as ?t.» "'-t aouMvarCI. C:0.1<1 Meso r._VH the rlQlll lo re ject OflY 01 ., PP r 0,, 1m 0 1 e I Y 10 • < , • • Meso. c:otlfomlo. Tho ...-r1y •• to tM
or oll t>ICll. ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE 11,700,000 M>ld on "' .... I>" bMll, Wl>jocl lo Cllr· oe1o0· NO..,,,l>er 21, '"°· OPENING OF PROPOSALS· The rent ...... c:oveno11t>, condlllOlll, Pul>lllhtcl Or-C:O.st 0.lly Piiot pr_.alS 1111111 l>O pwbllcly _.., ono rntrl<llon>, reserveliOfll, rlo ttu, ~w u •-41•2-IO reed •I 2:00 PM on J tnu.ry IJ, "" •I rlOllll of -Y. and NMmeflf• of re<.oro
PUBUC NOTICE
NOTICE TOClll.DIT0115
O'° aUU< TllANS,Ell
AND DI' INTaNTION TO
TltAMS,all ALCOHOLIC
aevallAOE LICINSE
(Sou . "" -• M7 u . c. c.
-MIJJ.14. & "'C..0) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Illa! o
bulo tronster. lntlUOlng an ol<oholi<
t>evtrooe llt•nse, Is ol>oul lo be mode
ol 111•1 certain rHlouront wllll Deer
and wine Ileen .. t>usinou Koow11 ••
STAYAOS SUAF & SIALOIN ond
IOC•tod ., ff30 WUI Cout Hlonway,
Clly of NewPOrt BHCh , COUl\IY ol
Orenge, Stolt o4 C•lllorn•• 92660.
Neme o4 Tronlleror and Llcenoee. F-··· IH number I nd l>u•lntu •d· dreis 1,
ASIM & G ABRIEL, I NC , o
Calllor11le <Of'POl'•llon, 17170 Covrin.y
~. H-lfttlOo e..ctt, C.lltornle ,
F-ol Tu No.: ff.*9110
N•-. soc:lor socun ty numller -l>u>lneu a ddreu of Intended
Tron11., .. , lnctUOinQtlp co0t, 1"
MUHAMMAD AHMAO, 7011 Lea·
lnoton A-. HOiiywood, C.lllornia '°°"· Soclel Security No 10,_11 Total conslOtrollon to t>e !Miid tor Ille
proM rty dieti<:r•oeo. In 9fiM:rAI, ., •ft
•lock In Ir-. lhrtur ... "'l'JIPMMI ond
~ will 10991r.r woltt tr. h<enM "
IUJ,000.00
l>es<ri,.I• A-
l Ptr-1 Olt<k . . ' 10,000.00
1 Ottnand Notes 10 "" rep1oced
l>y <••II llvOUOfl tK.row . I 42,000.00
I Note. S.turlty Agreement &
ucc.11n1avoro1 .. 11er. . '83.000.00
TOTAL: . ..llll,000 00
l(lnd o4 llc•nw 10 be tron•t.rrtd alld
numDer I• •l·'"sal ON Solo 8o4'r olld
Wine Ll<tnM.
Tile Hit ono 1ran1ler Wiii t>a con·
summaled at 10·00 A, NI. on or alter Ille
22nd day of December, IMO, a l IM
es cr ow dtpa r lmt n t of
PR OF E SS IO NAL E SC R O W
SERVICE S •t 1911 Norin fustln
A.,.n.,. IPosl Office 8o• 11su1. Sent•
AllO, C•llforn1a n101 <n 1111.
All ot,,., l>U\lneu 11omtt and ..,.
dre1sos UMd by'"' Tr.,Sleror wltl!ln
Ille poll '"'"year> IO fer H 11 -now11
lo Ille Tramf-ere. Some.
Ille at>ove-mentl-CI off I<• ol Ille or •-rerd en<umllrences of ruord to
Owner. be soll1lioel out of the purcr.oso priu I
0 B T A I N I N G c 0 N T R A c T Bid• or .,,..... .... l11vlta0 for tn11
DOCUMENTS: The w>e<lllCOllOll> •re pr-r1y -,__ l>O 111 wrll1no e lld
en It II ed. "Northwood Commu11lly wlll be recet,..., el the olflGe of R-r
Park CIP ~,, ... PllM -tPKlll<o· A. Gt•l>I•, ,.,_,In Miki portlllon OC•
Uons •lld ell contro<t 00<umo11t1 m•1 lion at Cit O wl< C.11ter Ori•• Wttl, l>e O()lalned !tom llW Oeperlmonl o4 Se11ta Ane, C.llfornlo, at any time
Publl< workl, Clly ol 1rv1ne, l 7200 •lier lfle ~·Of'"'' notice -llelor•
Jamt>or• Rooo. Irvine, Celllornl•. A making MlklWle.
non-refunoable ftie o4 uo.oo wlll lM lnltlal -~ lie IHltel end "''"
tt\arooo tor M<h ,,., of oocuments t>e of)4lnKI •I 111e ofllG• 01 ROQer A,
Plans Ofld Sl>Klllcollon• wlll be malled Greble, at the "°"' of 11.00 A.M. on
lor en addlllonal cherl!O"' u.oo. tne al>ov• c»te. Wrlllen ow rt>IOi may PROPOSAL GUARANTEE Eacn be •ul>mltt.o etttter et llW tlm. o! tne
P•OPOHI 111.,11 l>O occompanled by 0 PttY•I• ••I• or at tne ,,,,.. ot conllrmo-
urtllltd or <""'l•r'• check or 1>10 t>ond tlon ol the wl• l>y Ille coYrt. Tiie
In IM omounl"' 10 perun l "' tile lotal minimum owrbid 111•11 t>e •I l~••I l•n
t>ld price peyal>le lo tt.. City or 1rv111e percelll (10%) ol lhe llrSI Ten
•• • ouar.,I• Ille! Ille blddor. II hi• ThOu••nCI Goller• 1$10,000.001 ono llvt
propolOI I• accec>too, will promptly U · pof<enl CJ%) of the ..,_,.., In u ceu
ecul• the c.onlr«I, M<U<• poyment of lhereol o...r the •irt hlQllHI Did on trw
WMkmon's Compensollon Insurance, property. •lld lurnllll • w llsloclory Fellllfut TIM pr-rty wlll t>e told on Ille Perfot......u 9ond In the -• 01 f0Uow1nv l.,ms. C..11, tan perG•nl
100 perc-o1 "'°total l>ld ,wke -• 110"') of.,. -bid, by o1Nr ,,,.,,
L•bor encl Moterl•I• Boftd lo Ille • Ptrty to tw portt11.,. octlen, to «·
omov11t ol 100 perunt ol 11>e totel bid <om,..ny -°".,. by cerllllod <11«11, price encl -tlolanca to be peld on con·
WAGE RATES. A• •-Ired by Sec· llrma11on ot Hie l>y Ille Superior
lion 1111 ot 1"' Calltornla ut>or c-Court ToM>. '°""· ope<aUno and
ltw Owne< ,,.. clelermlneo llW 90nerai molnlONnte ·-· -pr-lum1 prev•ll•nt rMet. Of ••OH ltt '"' toc•h .. on ln\ur•n<• •<<•Pt•Dlt.. lo "'•
ly In wh i~h Ille work h 10 l>e pyrchO-"'°'' l>e prora100 as of tM per tor med. CoolOI o4 Mid ,._ rote 0•1• Of --Ion Of conveyance E •
clelerminat1on1 .,, maintain.a 01 Ille •mlnatlM of tltlt, r.<ordl110 01 cot"
otttct \ of tN O.rwr end •re •v•U•~• WY•n<-•. ,,.,..,., ...-.. ,. and any Utt•
UPoll r"llH!sl Tiie Controctor \hOll o11s .. ro11u polity V...11 lie •I llle ••·
PoSI • copy of w lcl oocu,.,,...t at t e<ll PtM• ol tne pwclltiOr °' P<Jr<llO\ers
lot> >rl• The Conlro<tor end e ny w t>-No ln1tlel l>lcl '"' lhon T-Hulldrecl
contra c1or ....o.r him •11ell POV"°' in i ::i::::o~lor• IU00,000 001 >hall be
1nen Ille _.:ltlod prevallln; rattt ot OalH Noveml>9' la, ltlO ••Ge' 10 •II _,..,,, emp1oye<1 1n Ille u ecullon o4 1rw Gontroct A-• A Gr-•,
PROJECT AOM INISTRATION. All Rl'l.,M quo1llo~ ............ lo ..... projKI prior ROO•ll A. OllA•LI
10 Ille -"'"G o4 l>ld• \hall lie Olrecled Aef-10 CollSlrUCllOn Pro)KI Supervl-. Cl •t Clwk ~ l>f'lw W•I
ty ol Irvine (lta) l*lMOllSO·*'· ~~7~~;;::-2
OWNER'S RIC.HTS RE$ERVEO· TM Owne< r-..rves ..... rl(llll 10 reject Pul>lli/ltlCI Or°"91 C:O.•I Dally Piiot
any or •11 l>lcls, lo w•lve OflY lnlorm•ll• Nov. U , DK.:. 3, 10, I~ '750-IO
ty In a t>ld, •no 10 mau aworO• 1n Ille , PUBLIC NOTICE lnlerut Of Ille Owner.
Oelll<I' NO"""'ller 20, 1..0
CITV OF IAVINE
By· ION L Ool .. l>Y.
o.puiy Clly Clerk
PubllS1WCI Dranoo C:O.tl Golly Pilot
Nov 1•. Oec.l, 19'0 • '7 ... IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
.... ,,.,
"CTITIOUS aUSIMISS
NAMa STAT•M•NT
Tllo fouowlno per>ons ere dolno
l>U\lne11 u :
GARDE N V IST A PARTNERSHIP, Jll EHi 171n Str .. 1,
Co•l•-.CA
Tiit portles ogr .. tllel Ille consldllr•· "°" l or Ille tr.,llor of the l>\lslneu
and Ille lleenM b lo be paid ellar the
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Greenbrook S bedroom
with pool, 1pa and close
to everythln1. A.aum•-
ble (Ul&DClnl and offered
atcmly 1188,500. S40-3M6
12°/o INT.
200/oDOWH
Owner wants out berore
New Year! Maanlficent 4
Bdrm. den, fireplace,
family roo m with
rireplace, 2'h baths, 2
oovered patios, spa, huge
lot. RV access. Lota of
beautiful stone work.
Owner will carry flnanc-
in1 at 12%. Priced
S2U.OOO . Call now .
54tr23l3
IACI( IA Y COHDO
Silt.too
3 Bdr m 2 bath
town home . II aasive
brick fireplace. 2nd story
haata huse master suite
with terrace overlooking
flower fiJled patio. Seller will help with rianancing.
Call now.
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SEA COVE PROPERTIES
It\~~· ~RedEstote -;;r.;c;;.7s-
A chan&e lo family plan.a
create an u.r1ency to sell
thl1 exotic bay view
home. The noor plan and
decol" of this lovely four
bedroom home should
appeal to most anyone.
Formal dining room
Family room. Price re-
duced $25 ,000 ... now
.. 75,000. 611·7300 ......
HAUOlt atD(H
Gorge ous Dynasty model. Great view. 2
Bdrm + conve rsation
area. Tastefully decorat·
ed. Excellent value al
Sl.'59,SOO~. --. ...
INVESTORS!
We have an excellent 6-
unlt re ntal buildine
which has great potential
for increasing in value.
Good year 'round ren·
tllll! ANDOHLY S24t,t50
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714·631·6990 WATBNOMTHOMI
IAllUHG 11001 5 BR. 4 Ba . c ustom waterfront h o me Dramatic trl-level in w/17X38' pvt dock. Price
hah tropical landacaped Sl,3115.000. For detaila on sett.iDc with out.standing this home and appt to
recreation facilities In-tee, caU Carol Hoff. ait. eluding tennis. s wim-&31.-00IM
mini and sunnlna. 31-----------
bed.room 2 bath home ••• _.'S DllJ,._HT close lo shoppin 1 . --., theaters, and schools. Older' 2br, lba + rental
fUll price only n29.llOO. unit cm E-2 lot. Priced
Call 751·3191 below market at $100.000. Drive by 12641 C SELECT Josephine, G.G. Then
'TP.ROPERTIES. ~17~GT Cy nthia
§VoW.: .§VeW....
More value for your DIME
In th• f amoua Dally Piiot
DIME-A-LINE ADS
AdvertlM ltemt up to HO In ulut In
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lou may be a1111med by Ollr llUOO dwa to an qualilMld buyer ..... 500. _.VA. Owner may
,... *ll· Ori ve b)' 4205
Wiit '1ialat, SA • then .... ___ .. _ .. •I call ACT Cynthia
atl71
a Mr• llloll balt ... .... ,. IMt••· Newl1 ludlca ... •Ill brick
..., .... COflMt lot
wlllupe too I 8ria1 paint
......., ·ca ... '' Deeds 101De !Mb> lulde. Call DOWtoCMJamoa•
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SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
.,...._SIJ0.000
A.9wne . ao emUn1 low
lotereat loan, two 2
bedroom \loit1 with
REALTORS
'75-111 I
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tMm a•n 11 Offwed .. 12'71 .... .
COU QF MIW,OIT llALTOltS
Jiii i. C...t Hwy •• c... .......
675-5511
'7M670
UDO ...
Newly remoclelecl tnldltkmal ltfle J
bdrm, 2 bath bome f~ ·1arp
recreation room 6 2 pMla9. Uytq
c.oolll bu •ttra~tve befm Jelu.n,, fireplace • frencb doon leadlftl aatp
brick patio. New tltehen blt:ln
appliances. Cloee to t...ua courta.
sandy beaches 6 clubboule. Can be
sold fully furniahed "20.000. ... .....,
·we have several fine homee·
-,nth pier 6 slip
1ara1e1 and yards ................. . POOi.SiDi
.OSOUTH
South ot.PCH ID Corona
del Mar tbat II, tbll 3 + 1
duplex al80 bu quarters
for a bachelo r . 2
fireplaces for a cold
win14!1' and 2 patioa for
1ummer eotertalnla1.
Motivated teller offerin'S
very creative terms. A
s uper investment at
THE 1 ....... ~ NUMBER TO SEE
MIWPOIT HIUS OFACE
J'70 SAM ...ua DltlYI
1714) 719-1 IO I
SJ0,000 DOWM
• llG CANYON VIEW •
Transrerred owner insisted on best. take
advantage. St>t 11jC'ainst a changing
backdrop or green and golden s lopes. long
s hadows. and twinkling lights ; this
ma1es tir 5 bedroom home oHers a
spacious tiled foyer flanked by large
living room und dining room. The ruddy
glow or blazing ·IOl(S from 2 fireplaces
provides u feeling of snug r heerlulness.
You are guaranteed to love It at $279.000.
Terms custom tailored to your needs. For
private show1n11t call (714~759-1501.
DBJGHTN. WAUB>
GAIDa.
Crt>atcs 1J ·welcoming entry court. This
s pariou!> 4 bedroom home features a
country k1trhen. planned ror erric1enry
with french doors leading to a garden
patio This timeless beauty orrers a
relaxed hr est vie & trUl' \'3 lue at $136.950.
For a ppointment to view r <1ll 1714 1
759 1501
Ol.D FASHtOHB>. . .
An abundance or plares to be alone• A
unique romb1na t11Jn or lo('allon. design
and valul' Thi~ <'legant & :.par1ou~ family
home features a work of a rrartsman
throuRhout and 1:. µerrect ror the large
family with an ac·tive lifestyle. Ir you
want max1m11m hvab1hty at mmimum
('OSI rall 1714 ! 759 1501 for private
s howinit Compare \'Hluc at $249.500.
FtXIEll-U,,H!!!
Bren)l vour pui nl brush and broom and .
sa Vl' $$$$ on this 2 bedroom cottage m
prime Cost<1 Mesa lucation R-2 zoning
cn·utl'S devc•l!Jpmenl potential ror further
investment. A hargam at $95.000. Call
17 14 1 751*·1501 for furth("r details.
* * OCEAN FllONT * • The good things of lire al their best ! This
serenely beautiful 3 bedroom home
str ikes a balance with nature lmaRine
s nugi:hnll by a crackhnl( fare. while
lis t ening to the roar and the waves
bre aking . or long walks d o wn
uninterrupted expan!>es of beach. This
prest11(l' re:.1dcnc<' 1s orrered at S790.000.
Gall 1714 ~ 7!'>9-l!'iOI for o-pr1 \ale showing
• • IACIC COUMTIY
VIEW**
Featunni: rooth1ll~ that roll to the hori7.on
assur•'1J:? a rural atmosphere and tranquil
ront .ment T he exterior or this fine
Tlll L E HOCK homt-reflects a
:-.ymJ. .. •111} of hnck. wood .md soaring
p;mc!> of J(l<1:.!> OHcrt:d at S248.000 w1lh
exceptional finanring (.'111117141 75!1 t501
~ Walker &lee
Real Estate
Barrett ~alty
~glster
MEWPOln' ... Q.HTS AllEA -PAST
THE WlDTE PICKET FENCE is
this dream of a Cape Cod cottage.
New kitchen and bathrooms. big
trees, brick work. A real love!
COZY RITUAT IM THE HIHiHTS
Woodsy interior and exterior " cute
as a button'' 2 Bdrm home on large
Jot. Picture yourself in front of
comfy firep, away from it all, but
reaJly close to everything. $135.000.
642-5200
I 601 WISTCLIPf DllYI
...wpoaTllACH
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11'10f11g• 11 ~n1no new. sne
N~• ntt nu.O.nd --of 011 __ R_A_C_F_l_B_ ... , 1"" ago. •
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A Division or
Harbor Investment Co.
Great Colla Mesa IOU· Uon. Hurry on lhll one!
Call 551-:llllO.
C:SELECT 1------•1 T' PROPERTIES
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TAYLOR CO
HLt\J.rc•HS '->llll l' 1 ~1·11
SEPAUn HOMI & INCOMIS275,000
Prime East Costa Mesa location near
21st & Tustin Ave. You will love this
cha rming separate 2 Bdrm home of
redwood siding on wide lot, plus two
2-Bdrm income units. A beautiful
woodsy private patio w/BBQ and huge
expansive spa . Quiet, peaceful &
picturesque. Call for appointment.
WHl.lf M. TAYLC>a CO.. llALTOIS
2111 S-J11; I .......
MIWo611'9"09-n"' CIMT'B. M.I.. 6~9 I 0
INCREDIBLE LINDA ISLE HOME
A "sltowc•••" Ito•• of ••tt•lalte
decoretla9. Prl••t• exterior Hfry
co.rtycrd wHll brick .... .., o,,.r
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wh1dla9 o•k •f•lrcHe. lle9Ht & spoca.. ..... ...... f.-ey ....... Ir
be-.HM ......... ""' '--.. , .......
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w/FNKlt ........ HW c.,..t -.I •
tot-:t.. coordl•eted •••lr•••••f
reft.c .... fOOd ..... _,.....,.A .,.ca.. .......... ,.... ,.. ., ....
........... & two .W. ..... Sl.Hl.000.
Sllowa by .t.mce .,,t. U f. I 400.
A MODEL IN/OUT
Perfect .. o.. for f•uy IHIJ•r• 111
Newport SMns. 2 atory wtelt JW. &
detl or 4bcl M-, • ..._. h8'un
W•lk to co••••lty poet & 1 ... 1 •• s "' .soo. u 1-1400.
HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS-YU
Tri a.vel c.,..,. _,. wltlt pri••y ...t
.,. ... ry. 2W. ... & .... ,., ,__.
MOdet. llMd brick ..try. wood floon,
high c .................. ca.do wHlt
new carpet Ir p•l•t pl.. patio ow
gree11belt. Two a11aMable 100111.
$222,000. 673-6900.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAi ESTATE
SdW' f<•nlitl' Prt11WttV M1tnoq..1miPnl
2416 W c,..,,, Hwy
Newporl fleo<h
'31·1400
SlllC & 'INl1
!IS MM,,,., A"e
S..lbo<I Island
'73-6900
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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$11.,. .... , REALTORS Owner will help finance Bdrm home on legal R·
atll%.Auume6%loan. lot. 2 car 1a r age . llDRMOM ,
LARGE LOT
WHATS UNl9UE
AIOUT UNl9UE $11.000 dwn" $714 mo. for
this lakefrool condo. Call
661·1010 Bier.
Open Sal/Sun l·S. 443 ~(Q)l
Gloucater Dr lorf Tuatin ...._ l9y Prop.
BAYSIDE CO V E -
Vacant in Bayside Cov-es, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, plus
community pool, beach.
spa, j111t $287,SOO.
between 20th·2llt St. I ...... , Hedwood..._.
FULUIUALTY ntOPICAL
rilADISI
Joan Lively, Rllr. •'75-7060• w·11•
QUIE T NEIGHBOR·
HOOD-3 Bdrm, S .A.
area, remodeled , ex·
panded, immaculate, •.ooo.
PADDLE TENNlS-4
Bdrm. Eastblutr. huge
lot with court, tr ees.
$232,000.
DECOR-<;lassic coun·
try French, sophistical· 1 ed 3 Bdrm, 3 ba. incred
Views. $525,000. < LH >.
FUN UYING-Old CdM,
French doors. patios.
decks, country kitchen. 2
Bdrm, 2~ ba, 2400 sq.fl
at $337. 000.
OLD COM-Large home.
dramatic lighting, spa, I ooe block to Big Corona,
well financed, asking
SMS,900.
THAl'S WHAT'S
UN194JI AIOUT
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3 Br. 2 Ba, 10% existing
loan or owe 10% down.
Greg. 957-6507, 957-6995
llGCANYOM Be autlful Fount a in
Valley 2 a l o r y with
sperldin1 pool and palm Lo v e I y M c L a i n
trees. Take advantage of townhome. Goll course
low in t. finan c ing. location. 2 Bdrms+den
DON 'T WAIT ! Call and it's a wonderful end
962-9311 un.il. Excel. financing &
priced to sell. $300, 000 ALLSTATE *cote Realty
-REA & Investment L TORS _ _ 640:5777
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIOIAAY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
COASnJME VISTA!
Charming Crescent Bay 3BR & den
& family rm home w/large game
rm . Access to beach be low.
$1,000.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
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712-1414
Campus V<JJ.y Cenret
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Imported ~exican tiles are a part
of the charm of this cheery 3 BR.
townhome in University Park.
Fireplace. Formal d ining area.
Prime greenbelt location. $134.000.
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Cou rts & Ucaches He a lly Neal Two
Bedroom llome With Den. Plus r ormal
Omml( Room. A:.sumablc Loan Price Only.'
$375.000
INYISTOllS A namON
N1re L1\'able Home On A Large R·2 Lol In
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Unit For ln<'nmt• Prin•d At $95.!'>00
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t '-' 'l-VI• l b • r • UPIJ'aded l Bdrm aur· Q111M IM.J Bdrm +nlr'Nl. ll0,000 5,J(Ofq. J't. Commercial aauna, JacuuJ, etc, etc, W,...__Ya ......
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Md tlMo and ready to pund1. Decorated in 10 ~ '5. fl n • D c In I . Ocean. Sell 1350,000. Pr .. rty 2510 ~ S110mo ~'77 2 Bel condo. SSU/mo.
move ID C•ll us at earlhlooea and wood 25tl 8ay1bore1 Dr .• .-. -1 Avenld• r..e..•.HOlloqth. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · Av.U. aow. Call Crale. C:.aw .. .._. IOU TW/Mt-Mel pitncllioa. A11um•ble Bayaborel. 3 Bdrm, din· Ca.lit•. SJC. 1u.-.5215, W..,M. T.,.... Co. »+ acres nr San Luis llDS,IPITS 01 811·~ •-................... Ill II LOV•% loan. Owner'may :r,~-C:OA~!f:: a.-lb9el·58waday. •••• 644-4910 Oblabo, r e-mote area E-Side, fenced yard , ,.:,,...~~.1,.21•~ .. ·~·~I'! MU'ITSIUJ ~ con1idcr 2nd A1klo1t pa, · s.t.Ama 1010 w/pine~oalt,roads.ga.s, 1ara1e, 2 Br. $5'5. j ;:: P-1~. ~~~
Owner hU I\ ate , 112.SOO. wai.fr.ontHomes Inc ....................... dee, 55 mobile home. 642-2510,646-41'8. REALTORS
• p •el o tu d "p I t ll [Uf] n--•t.ora Ui·1.00 C:WC. C...,. Lot sa,ao.ooo. '94·8120 Sh a r P 4 Br Near ---------nn,&ae., aan1• 11o0 U M I'• •eca. I 040 ~I \\\lodbrtd--Pri of N rt It VI E ~ • ...... ,. ... •"·-•t. Or"'aa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_ I 1a111 ••• Be~ anU • bl 2000ewpo QI ef Shh M V CC Small. cblldren Turtleroc eta xec.
n -.o ..... -RealtU By OWNER Harbor V ew ... -... aea e 1q. Pr••rfr 2600 OK.° 1~~lda audenlDI 4br, fam, 31ty twnbme. UO/mo. 29'l\ down MUST SILL! Homes. 4 Br. 2~ Ba. .1~ ftMS.. ll. bids or plans for 10,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ,725 0 Id Quiet, fant. view. rec. 0WC btUuce lits 000. b b d 55l ·:WOO p •-ci. ... C-··try aq. ft. blda. Agent. . aerv1ce. . av I l t ' h tt ar · ' ' r • 1 a • i am. AUii • ._. ,,,_, g .m 40 A atenlc Oregon Coast. Bourke Realtor S41·9MO. P an a ion 1 u era• f15.0115,Ml-Dl4. nelahborbood, $1 10.000. moRuranra Pkwy.lrvh•., French . totally' WI'• -.Ome wtUa 2 --Electricity, fenced. out· neutral tone1, nr
Zllr. u. CODdo. 5teP9 to OWC.-Small 2nd. Birr l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9I cuatomlaed. 14'·5HI. blltlll, ._. ~ yud, •t.andi.na view. accessi-Monticello Condo: 3 Br, schooll / shopping .
beach. *"'21,500. Bv ._tn_s.o_•....;.....____ 6'4-197. AIC, waldaa dlatuce lo SUPER INVESTMENT ble,owner'92-2499 2ba, attach. dbl 1ar, 78G-2ll01
-J 5 Bdrm Prescott, prem. ...__._ .... -i• pool -15 Ph 557-8071 ---------oner. 21J..Mt··t781 daya, RDA UPNI! lot •·-to Woodbridoe Beaut wat.erfroot condo, IC-• _. coune. TRJPLE NET, 10 YR IOCll _._I u"'NOI · .., · : • Woodbrid•e 2 story. 2 Br. 213 ·191 ·4719 or Good neiihborhuod , ~~..-• b UO_l,.OtO. Broker , LEASE, buildln1 re·=---646-8273,6"-3081 1 ..... n •. poot• ,spa,tenni·s Lake. Uparaded thr/out. 2 drm. 1'4ba, apec· •-·• ---a...•~ *' 977 . Colorado Sprints area. ~ _. 71~7410evet needs pamt • TLC. 4 Van Lull, VanderbUt, tacular view from Uvln1 ,.__. JJl80. ~. tnc. 100 ft" old manaioo, re-2Br. lBa, yd , 1arage, $450 & lake. UBS . Lee . ii!!iiiiii!!!!!!. bdrm, l~ ba. $107,000. Mitchell & Sinclair room • mHter bdrm........... IOtO mo. Priced 119$,000 Agt. ceat1)' restored. Over 2\.; mo. (213)837-8339.
": OWC·Smal 2nd Bk r walli cvgs. D/r Chand. pMioe, pool, MC bide, UD· •--....0; IG-4447 auea o1 IJ"OUDCla, more (7\4) 963·0201 llHTALS
675-0lM n.'Served. Use s m lender derO'OUDd prkq. SUp, .. -.. •••••••.......... NIWPOIT llACH U'9D 8000 aq, ft. of living
STA y IM SHArE or adJ sls pre or $350,000. ireat flnancln1. -.000. •STOL STlllT apace+ 3 car J•r. •car-"25. 2 br, r~ec, nr fwy~,
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All year long. swimming Cull owne~ s52.0825 to 100 x ZM'. Prime proper· lnl poaible, presently cpl. 646-1078 751-1111 ID your sparkling pool ty. NNN exislln& lose. reaid. $395 ooo. Dianne -----------1 '-1!11111-•-----·1 Immaculate 4 BR . 2 Ba ~-HCAMYOM CMOOOO Crain " Auoc. R .E . College Park. 3Br, 28a,
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3brll/•ba -3 br 2.,.. ba S7SO-Sl400 4 br 2 a,.. ba $800· 125-0 V1IW YllW YllW estate. Brand new cptng, Beaut. 3br, Iba. lux. C/21 Newport C...t•r S38-S400. din. rm. new c pt, no
bltn microwave. gas For Sale By O wner. townbouae. Lee rooma. 64~5357 ~..... singles please. $650. °"" $299,000 range Abundant used Owner financed. 3 Br. 2 hllh ceillop, cuatom cpl w_...___. 2900 67J..2631.
Exec. home with good brick. Walk to schools Ba H $25 000 d & window coveria11. NEWPORT /6 U•fts -•--------
view. Courtyard entry. and shops, from quiet cul baJan~~a~· 13%. $124~;;;,: bright • cheerful eat-in Heart of Newport Beach, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrg S.C .. Condo, 3 levels,
formal dining rm & large de sac. $139,900. Call now 760-1713. kitchen, 3 patio areas are located in the com . WANTED 3bdrm. 2ba, din rm. fam
family rm. New carpet· for showinjl. only IL few of the many merciaJ area. It can be rm. pool, spa, tennis.
inc & wood plank noors. ltB> CAlt,ET EO 1 dellshtful attractions. used for business. re· ~~ :~e~ ';.~~~ L:~~nl~ 172.S/mo. 631·2384
Private beache1. Fee 891-1351 JUSTREDUC FuU aecurlly ar ea . 1idenUalor??Submitof buyer, $130,000 cash. 3br, 2ba, cpts /drapes ,
lftSfmlileamodel. 4o/oDOWN ~~~~d':ci12~1 ~~ll•Broker1Ltd f~4r.°ci.tH01Ms ~~t~~:.'4'::::54':.t~lan ~~4 yard . $60-0 /mo.
CosteMeM I 024 No quaUfying. Assume Turtlerock Glen. Owner l032W1llSt. A TmltlflC IUY e.c.; loalton
4 br 2\.; ba + bonus 11()()
3br2ba 9600
Laguna Hills 3 br 2 ba Tustin l6SO
Kids & pets okay
............... ~ ....... 14·318'7c .3newhomes lo ~boughl .anotherand , Lt'i"Q1•• Exc:eptionaJvalueinthis 631-1400 673-6900, .... dt Monticellocondo,3bdrm
choose from. 3 br, 2' • ba_ wdl help finance. New ' Charmine 3 Bdrm home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba lwnhse, 2 car gar, nr
•FOURPLEX * j From $150.000 Beach· pn ce. S268.900. OD R-3 lot. In prime loca· ......_ ,_..Wd t'air & Fairview. New I 't523 C MPU Dt·IRV NE
SJOKDOWN I property . 960 12 17,l ~ . ...,._V•Hlls tion, near 1chools and GOODSPIHDAILE 1•••••••••••••••••••••••1 crpc.s & drps. $525 /mo. A S · I
C....MoM la.ffs 951-6001 agt. ---EA l 1 Y Ocean vu. 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba, tenni1 court1. Perfect 7·ll Center, Orange Co . ....._I.a-ct 3106 1 ~134 hm. 759.2434 of-1 WOODBRIDGE Area, 3
$119,toO llG ASSUM. LOAN () R r F 0 LI 0 s 3car1ara1e. 1325.000. lt.vt« home or invest· $170,000, 95K dn Close j ••••••••••••••••••••••• fice. BR 2\.-2 Ba. dining room.
SUCCISSll.ALTY ICompletely refurb1shedJI ~c-Dunn mmtproperty.S'79,950. thisyear. 10larming 3 br,lba New··Fanlasllc vie. w, b rand bar.· microwave. family
54'-7H I I BR l:V•ba home m Hunt 1 552·3339 ~ a Co 979-1533 ly redec. Owner. I new 3 br condo must see! rm. fplc, cpts. drps .. AC.
-Bch. 1 mile from .ocean I _ I ..._..fob. -213·1!96·8718· ! t.oapprec 639.6'194 comm pool ~ tenms. 2
DEDU•LEX Band new appliances Mo___. l90o tear... .. Mcr 3122 1--------car gar., avail Dec. 10. E-SI ,.-I ~'.... 900 . . wru.ows. newly re mod. 7 9-9221 TW'U 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400 mo Avail Dec I 1 Br, I $725 + dep. 752· 1282; T 3 ... u.it1 ~. I ••••••••••• ••• • ••• • • •• • . I 1 492 ~.,, WO • c---. 21 3 br + den. a le. Terms. 731·3111 497-48-48 ON THE BEACLf l8a I · . ....,._ S I 42 500 •m-1 I s.s9 5664 I House to be moved to your 1 • ---------FUUB ti.ALTY 1 _ 979·1 050 ; avai -·----~ lot. 3 br. 1 ba, stucco ex ~ I Br duplex w /frptc. 544·2999 -
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54 ... "II"" L.1.Ja1t-I ORA ..... GE I tm-. oe.r .... hhite terior. Approx. 25 yrs SS90/mo. S40-9900. Ask New rondo. 2bdrm, 2'"Jba.; +den. 21,'J ba, 2 car gar. " -.. ~ I 042 " ~ ....................... old. Sound cond. I will.re-I for Fay_e_. __ _ _ frplc. gar. xlnt E. side' ram rm. dining area, •••••••••••••••••••••••I TREE CJR ~· 1100 rool. l5000. plus moving Mtwport •och 3169 location Call 557·39116 or fplc. cpts, drps, comm Ill ~~s costs.6'6-2389. 'i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 545-7780 pool Avail immed. $800 HARBOURPINES I largest yardinthePatio """'"'" •-•••••••••••••••••••• UDOISLE '---. . + dep. Call 752·1282; EAST I C .M. 2 Stry·2 Br. 21fJ ba twnhs , Homes. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. NIWPOIT San Juan Capo. $55,000. 2 e.-,,.,.rty 2000
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2S12Santa Ana Ave Rdwd decking. comm I Plan 2 Custom drap.e s. WATHFltOMT Br. 28e. l480sq. rt. 8 yrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C<?mpletely furn1s hed I Bdrm hardwood noors. ----R b pool SlJl 500 By owner bnck patio. Extensive ......... .._.1 ~ with everything you 1 · U ·t p k 2bdrm 2 ~ · 2~ a . conlemp. 846-i890.&4i.slit as!>ociat1on facilities .I Largest floor plan of· ..... ._ ... ·-· need. Remodeled & de ge lot $600 I mo ruvenn Y a~ · 2'~o,i6•oog46•6093 1...;1.-: 1044 I The best 1n adult only hv· fered. Open, freah & OWN YOUR M.H. SPACE _ f 6 UNITS C<lf"aled. 3 Br. den 2 bath \Sl last+S200 dep Agt 2ba, community pool &
•• .,. in~ beautiful view. Cu1tom THEFARll .......... 0 .,.EW s1650 Month!) Bill 546-~14 Jae .. was he r !dryer . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•---.... j•••••••••••••••••••••• • decor gold nxtures and 9RA" " Grund.y Rllr 67~6l6l --refng, gar door opener, many up&radea. Boat AGKNT (714)6'2'8377 Takelhel1tus~rof com ---~-• NEWJ BR 3 Ba condo. avail now. $625. Call
slip right up to4S'. ponent depreciation for 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Penin Pt fplc , patio. dbl gar Nr after6pm 760·8615.
$749,00I ON THE BEACH· Mobile that tax shelter. Str1:1c home. Mo tu mo or shops sms mo No pets --------New 3bdrm2 balh Wood· JA.MISL.OULD Home 2Br, rodwood ture2ndT.D.toyourh~· winter leas e $675 Agt 759 ·1234 or WOODIRIDGE
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bridge home with front 67S-llJJ declt, cedar shakes, 1.n&. 29% do~n A Quail 67J..2ll3. 213·596-8209aftSPM 3Bd2 8a condo SS75/mo. i::::~[~1~ ~~t·~~e s;:~~ hardwood int , frplc . Place Exclusive. 752·1920 O..roiftt--3226 Call Craig. 631-1266.
644-7211 l e ase In c lud es ~t.toO. RMP (714 ) ..._..u.funtished •••••••••••••••••••••••
gardener. 14 ot.bers to tp J QUAIL choose from. f600.1100. ~ ~. S. [Ul]We'retheones tocall ~~A.MPClocShDt~IRVIOI"~. ,.._ 28r, caM.aa • trlr. sub· !~~~ .. ~ ~I "''odhrldgc ...-..---4 Bdrm. 2 bath. Nels your -••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,... ...... ,_ed..., .... 000 lettl.ng •llowed, 3 pvt 10,.. Tll l :JO ,.M.I _ Realry 1---------1 a~ ~;;l'l'thfnl.' · bcba, poo11i fishing pier.
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Llttle Island Large 1
Bdrm Apl Unfum. Gar
for small car $500
yard. some ocn vu. close
to bch & shops $595 Ph
495--1490. 499.2237
HEW CONDO
REALTORS
College Park Yale 4 br.
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BONUS RM 19?i1 Ruranu Pk'"·''""" Ho me 2 Br. red wood .RED,.""-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Bdrm ~den end umt deck. cedar s hakes. ~·u-11;i • IAYROMTREHTALS Oc.-ean view 0 1W. pool lBr + den twnhse. Up
Large. spacious. 5 Bdrm CcwefrH Livin9 hardwood int, frplc -}~·1Vi teWPOllTllACH • 7 .. ~~~~S Sev;&~iv4a~~~~:.ow ~d~cum S-150 , mu t~~~=~·56S0~n is~~6',~i6~ home with huge lS'xJ5 · You JU.St can't find a bet p ,900. (7141 199·38!6 UOO ,All( 9:.11 Z7IS
enclosed Patio/Game tcr rombination or com MIWPOIT HllGHTS Very attractive, partly COSTA MESA Wtnler Leases from 1795 ExecutJve J Br 2•, Ba
Room. 2 Baths, Family fort, seclusion and loc a OCEANFRONT PARK furn 2 Bdrm w /pvt •air.• Yearly LeasesfromS99S Fantastic ocean view lion at this very afforda Larger lot with fixer up· ..__ h. ....,. cnn A lliA c d E d u l Room,ShakeRoof.Good bleprire of$81,500' We 2Br,cabana&trlr.sub· per.Nice3Brhomewith ._.c -·-Bu;yat10.9XOross.N1ce Loulrwc ..... &Assoc. on ° n ni · North C .M . area are offenng 8 1 Bdrm letting allowed, J pvt 2cardetached&arage • Bayfroot View. dlx in· 2 Bdrm house plus 675-3131 493--8Cll3.
$134,900. c:ondom1n1um in The Spr bchs. pool & fishing pier. s w im mi o 1 po o I . lerior 1 BrJf6·900 Id dlJP.lex and fourplex. All ..._llMcJOft i.ach 1240
Broker 549·2644 rngs of northern I rvinc Sl.9,900. (714) 499·3816 Beaulilul location. Call llini Bay ewj 4 yrs 0 • buildings with new roofs •••••••••••••••••••••••
You'll be glad you al·ted THE llG STEAL Chuck Spiller with Re· laraepatio. On y $39.5-00. low. low vacancy. OWC Charming 3 Br. gar, w Id. s blks to ocean. Elegant 2 POOL HOME on this one 644· 70:!0 Max at 631-12116. Wate'frant Homes, Joe. Owner must sell now to Will rum. $675 mo. To 8· l bdrm. ram rm & den, IM WIMTER? e Uana Point duplex. 2 br, ..--CllST Realton 631·1400 complete trade Make Of· 640-8146. 675-5930. Agt ($725 mo) Plush crpts. 1 ba upper, 1 br lower. ,_""~' fer. 752-1920. -1 2"'2 ba, cedar & glass. You bet! Best time to L• new crpt. fresh paint, Aasume $1001( Joaa at liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Brand new 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Dbl car pvt gar. fully
buy when demand is Inga beamed ceilings. frplc, 12~3 OD lh1I a bdrm, 2 • J '-'UAIL Frplc, din rm. gar 11000 maint. yd. Adults . no down! Good terms. good d.lnina area & encl. patio. • ....... .......__ CJ-· tol.':l --11---11Y T t 692 price. Call for details Al .ii ... ., -~ _,., , .... ,... ..,.... ,.,.. ""' ,_ PLACE per mo. year y. 675· 1 pets. Inquire al 527 18th. , W h f Offered for only $144,000 and tennl1. HU& Y ! ............ _,......J...._~0 3207 St. 714 1960 ·6331 or now!! e ave two o __ ""'"'PRICE• -.__ th d"ff l r v ...._ . Aallinc. 1171,500. 960-6331 em. I eren s1 zes ORANGETREE MISSION REAL TY Smith-Meyer. M0-5357 .NorHTllS'M ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -
Callnow!7l4/S4S·9491 CONDO 494·0731 C/ZI Ne~C--10,-Tlll:JO,.M.I Charming 4 BR 3 Ba. BRANO new 3 br. 2 ba. ,,.________ W /D, refrig incld .. SHOO romm. fac (tennis. pool, I Bdrm+loft Sharp end 1• 1:1•--YllW 67• ,,.,..,5 unit SBJ.950 OCEAN & CANYON ~-mo. .......,., clubse> No pets S69S
4 Bdrm, booua family ·--------•!-----------mo 968-5430 & 963·0867 249Tangelo Terr. WINDOW VIEWS room• boaua rm. Lovely Steps to Bch. c ute 1 br ---_ -
C/Z 1 Newport Cettter Splendid home of wood home in 1uperb condi-I UNITS house w /yard util incL lbr Condo. sem1 ·ret1red
3br. 2ba. fam rm. hv rm. 64~5357 and glass with each win· I.ion. A.sll:lnl Rtt.000 for Westside Costa Mesa. Sl$495:°.tye;,.:-~" 210 ~th 962·4287 evenings.
din rm. frplc. ass um ;;._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiii-1 dow framing a different q_uick1ale. Tll lATE? aood coodition, Income · c 1673" _ 528-3680 8~3 loan. nicely de NORTHWOOD ocean or mountain view. C/Z I Newpetf Cewhr S.O.JOO yr. Price $445,000 N E 1 d i\ -rated. $l24,900. 3163 Own the comfortable 3 64~5317 Priced Out ol The Hous-On payment S130.000. ew ng an coun ry Brand new 3 Br. Condo
w 3 ID · SPA ._._ ho f d ti in1 11 arltet? Sm •.rt OWC .. ·'ance. at 11.., home. 2 Br 2 Ba. 2 frplc. Includes garage door CanadianDr.979·17!13 ""'"' meo rama c11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9I bl .,.. "'° W YI -en Nicely upgraded Plan II. spaces Just reduced tol• buyen c:boo1e mo t e gar, /D. r Y ~ + opener. Patio. Use of ten
old ho d d Northwood Park de· $2:55000 DR A' M A T 1 c . homes!! · ~ f1€HIG€ util.Agt.673-4062 nis courts, pool. spa & 1
yr · use. re uce latched home with A/C, · 644-7211 GLAMOROUS 4br, 4ba W~lkl~. Call HOM€~ rec. rm. Security gate. $15,000. 4 br, 2'-2 ba, ,......_.._. ~ 4 Br4 Ba. bayfront w/dock M'inimum l yr. lease. d Ass me skinny dip s pa, gre at cu1tom bul It h ome bo many upgra es. u landscaping & decorat · 114-7070 Real Eatatelnvestments fo_r 45 . at Sl.SOO/mo. ~so per mo. Seaside
loan. No quallfyrng. ing. $103.000 in usable ~::~~lb5,~~~u'rio~t~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;J 3333W.Coa.stHwy,NB Bill or Linda. CIR Rltrs Village, 213 /833·1369 OWC. Call 957·2&l9. financing. Priced to sell 645-6646 63l·0884, 646-5096 days, 213/8Jt.<7J4 eves. uo Muter Suite. J Frpk:a. ""
at 1152,000. Pool/Spa Joc:ated oa Golf -...--I.A y C.-"-•och 3211 Cal to S.. _. • .._ MUST SELL! ••••••••••••••••••• •••. L«e 1 br Condo balcony.
Uruvers1ty Park. 3br, 2ba.
+ lge rec rm. top cond.
no pets. $825/mo. Early
AM· late PM 559-8506
2bdrm. l 'hba. $550/mo.
New paint. fenced-in
paUo, carport. 833·2368.
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lBr. Mobile Home. knot·
ty pine int. frplc, pvt bch,
adlt.s only. $l600 mo. (714 !
4919-3816
Ocean view 2 Br+den. 4
decks, lse. $700. No pets.
Dave, agt. 644·7211
$475. 2 Br Adults. Yard.
fruit trees. 190 Canyon
Acres. Sparsely furn.
2131392-6393.
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Ocean.side · front row.
Gorgeous view of lrvlne
Cove. 4 Bdrms , lg rec
rm. 4!M·0029
Br. 1 Ba . Temple Hills
area. Ocean view. Deck.
court yard, 2 car garage.
a'i(). Inclds utils. 499.5055
or 494-75.54. ASSUMABLE
10%
644-7211 A VILLA in a GATED ~J~~':Rs. 211r,28a.+olflce,super 2houseson2duplex lots.Carpeted 2 bdrm, 1 ba. pool. s pa, $39~/mo .
COMMUNITY. All rec um Wall St. b.,ysldl paUo, luxurlou. C.M .. Beal offer takes. gar, pri yd, $150/mo. lst 842·700 Ocean View, 2 br, all ap·
"1n NIGEL
UAILEY &
ASSOCIATES
facil 2Br+den $8co interior. Frplc, pool. 1N11-financln1 Own/Ant S7 · · .,, · La Jolla Ca ll'lOf7 .. u 000 v "' · ..,.. &last plus dep. 495.2724 °' glau, peek vu city pies, 2 car gar, 00/mo.
Eutalde 3 Bdrm + spa.
Huge yard. covered
pttlo, Iota of exlrH. Only -------t;m,900. Cill 645-9161 *•SPA AND
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have prh•te patio1.
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TAAJIELL, REALTORS,
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Heritage Park
townhouae 3 Bdrm ~
Ba, 2 car garage, hot tub,
ceolral air, assumable
loan with 1st T.D. of
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L.,..a Vllltlp R.E. tHI Plt9MSUL.A t:iA.~~ ... ~M Alaume 11~ loan. Ex· CONDO 2 br. 2..., ba,. lux· Br. H• ea .. Fenced yard.
497·1761 .-i...,~ "'1""'....,.,.,,., cellent Anaheim loca· \If· mastr suHe/frplc. Near Brook hurst &
3Br·2B by owner . ~ tJoo. 2·3'1 "2.2·1. 11 X sec. & full rec. fac·s. Garfield. t62S mo. Avail
VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! Modem house + 2 car 67.J-8~9~ irou. l230,000. Sell or a'i0. 752-0680. immed. B3J.7l8l days. aar on R·2 lot. Great Co Cd.. tnde for hou.ae. A&ent k d Breathtaking view of locat.ion. ~bill lo Bay 24351. HtHwy .• '"' 714 1957.4025. Eves 18r.house,gar,newly de· 760-31B7eves&w n s Pa c I f I c fro m S a n a. h L b Adults I N t.s Clemente Island to ucic · aunc your ~MM. l.'Or. on y . 0 pe ' Beaut. New 2br, 2ba. 2 ml
Hollywood Hills from ;.~~: ~1/'~r:~1i'! ~ APPLIYAWY =0 · k~ S450 dep. from ocn. 16SO/mo. days
thislmmaculate3Bdrm. 0 1 ,120009 &..h/ llOO Nearnew•·Plea Zbdrm ,w ya. !213 > 549·4040 ext 591
den •. family r~m home. ;:aha.: 'II dnu. : _. •••••••••••• ·2 MUI each uail with 3 Br. 2 Ba. New paint, '714)S36-6708eves Am id towe.nn1 pines. OWCtoM aU.2" toofflel flreplace, ~loeed patio. carpet, fireplace. $7SO 3br 2b b b
Beamed ce1Ungs, com·' coat of l•ad le ue. ' ~ Iota, Harbor c•.ra1e. S115,000. Biii mo. Daya 675-(1185, Eves • a. nr c etetely redecorated. 87$.17• daya 5'4·'2ot Lawn , Mt . 011 • e GnlDd,y Rltr 175-tlll ~S21M Bkr. '800/mo.
For lease, 3bdrm. 3ba.
frplc, walk lo
beach/1tores. $725. Im·
mac. Ref. 494·8038 ,
494-4442 George.
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NICE 3 br, newly painted
I& pepered home in quiet nellhborhood, fncd yrd.
(am rm. '625. Avl. Im·
med. Call: 137-0385
L.,........ 3252 $239,SOO. Fantastic llemorlal Park , ' • 89'7·1221
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....._ w/MH at ft. • .._ .. , Dramallc 120 lit, lut, dep., ref's 8 4 5 • 9 7 3 5 · cor. $650 mo. A1t. ~ .....___.._ 4100 ~ ~9800. Ask for suitel avail. lA Newport btab. N•wport Beach
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rear l••H At•llt. ,.UO: ft'plc, poolL near 2br, new cpt/drapes, n..i 8 G •••••••••••••••••1•••••• • ..,e. ~188. Uve. For ••le to ln~~ -~ .,U, t.ui., • ucach. U~r l1ZBr, 18a, frplc , l bullt·iaa dean no pets -et 2 r. Apt. ara1e. OOYOUUI Garaaelutora1ein Runt. Offl E Id C dlvidual only. Ter,na .
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llarbor Vl•• Homea. '-..._ no pets. Ref1. req. $600 SbalhmrDr. peta. 1801 ~· 15th. St. Weeldy rental• from_. Box '49, Seal Beach, Mesa, 132 Cabrlllo. ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
IWrm. a. .. fHl rm. C1$1 ' -JJ71 mo. lte. lit, lut +clean· NEAT•CLEAN Newport Helahts. $450. & up. 6t6·7445. 22H 8'J7t0 Sl79/mo.Mt.a544 HIALTMFOOO =·~f:W:-44~/::: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ft17"7~it. Av all Weetaide2 Br.1 Ba. Near 842-'1340. Newport Btvd. C.N . Qi Balboa Peninsul• oext LAlwOffla for Le... llSTAUIAMT
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TtDll abr, 2ba 10 blk• c.lwMeM ll24 fenced paUo. $425. mo. ea1 rrom$42S.Pool,spa. BEACKS70(wk. m.2NJ87~ County Alrr,:rt area. a larse newer aboppiq
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S,.CIOUI • 1potle11 ·' Wwl tts 3291 1 Br. ,.. pd, encl 1•r. Lm PALM SPltM•S · ....................... 1617 Weatcliff. N.B. Want New 1ingle story office U:. ~a~i.~Y ~r:~t
bdrm. J~ balb eod, WUl ••••••••••••••••••••••• dtwuher. pool. Adul\.I. 111 2 Br. Eaaulde C.M. WIST NEWPORT MOUMTAIM YllW rinancial ln1t. 70009.f. ~ Approx. 225 sq. rt. Assumable loan •nd :8 IMb ~~ Cf 'The Allnclive 4br 2ba. loc. in 6'2·5073. Pool, BBQ, '385mo. 14e 3 br, 2 ba upper apt. VIUAS J.st. floor. AcentS'1·S032. AdJacent Secreta rial owner will help Hna~~. r~en • D our IOOd nei1hborbood. lge Giant 2 Bt. $425 mo. Sm NO pets. 1675. mo. Agt. _--. area1 Cully Cum Recep· ~.O(K). -=-·Avail. oow ram home, nice yard. 2 ... I le Apt pet OK. No laa\ mo. req. 675-8170. TBMS CLUI «OU.C8"1a1 tion1st, copy ser vice. Wata•t1..t H.-1 ~rftM1 llli0/mo.Ca1U»9S23 Newly decor. Gas pd, Driu by 149 E . Bay St. NearPalmSprin11.1·2& MIWPOIT library , ~on f ere n ce '-c.IHJltor .~.r ---------culu•I eQcl1ar.l>C)Ol,d /wasber. tbmca!JM2·0282. Large 3 Br. Upper 3bed.roomv1llaaavaila· £let&Dtexecutive suites room.Call714/833:!_940 631-1400 673-6900
LIDO.LIDO 3 bdrm , a.ufuiil•d 3425 Aduhs.6'2-50'13 l290.lBRupstairs.132E. ~:~:x ·Jit~o~~ea~~i~~ ~ Week~y, ffi~~~~ lApresti~location.With Prime Newport /Mesa
court)'ard, 1tudio, park· ....................... 3 .. To..-a•• Bay St., no pets. lat. last . f7so 0 675-8018 t~~·. Cloae" to c 0 m P let e s u P P 0 r l Business Park. Qua1hty ---------
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nJ.7300. 2ba, partially Curn. 1ar. enc I I a r ., po o I , 8R, 1350. 646-2325 ; 1 Br. ~ury Penthouse. Restaurant Row. Agent , space. l,980 sq. ft. um\ Xlnl potential & location
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AvailDecl.963·6682 OelWte adult condo. Nr. D/wuher,garaae. 3 bri 2 ba. lie liv. rm mo.A .... 700.8617. ' PalmSprings NewportCenter ./NEED So. Coast Plaza. Full $48·3394 w / rplc , gar. S525 . 6 ' 640-!>470 600 sq fl · 3 offices in UDO ISLE ·-un·ty 28r 2Ba Pool Martha497·S454, 494-3672 Villa Balboa Condo kew Coodorruruum Rentals _ "'..... Newport Center. 567 San 2Br 2Ba r l l ""'" · • · · F.asulde 3 Bdrm 3 ba No · .---Nicolas Dr. Suite 109. dooi-f!fli.sD'7 c, e,;~:~~· spa, gym, sau~a. BBQ. pets. Incl. gas.' ssso: lsl 2 br, 1 ba, lae kit. & liv. 1il 2sr., pool & rec rm. Luxury Condominiums, EXECUTIVE SUITES $700per mo. 64-4-4684_ . ./MONEY ..mis ~:4955 'Moal utll. paid. A/C. -tdep.851·9647 . rm. $385 . Martha ruce view. 26° Cagney CompletelyFumlshed, ''Thereisadifference.'·
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tive3 br hse, new paint in u.fwW•d 3 515 Open beam ceilings, lots Ocean view 2 Br. 2 Ba . 2ba In garden setting able aI~~:.;:~tes ~Michelson Or. #212 Newport Center. 675 sq ft
Ct out. crpt. 1. drapes, tile, •••••••••••••••••••••••! <;'_.~J::i~· :,~~ ~~ ~l~~~n~~~kRe~~I Pool. patio. new crpt, for our Clienta only. 2Jall Business Cntr #213 with a huge ocean view
etc. Nwpt Shores. '685 2Br 1 v.ea. 2 car gar I 548':'7Jss · · $osoo quiet sec area. Adults. no Weekly, Monthly and for only Sl.30/ft. Lease
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Harbor View Homes washer/dryer, pool. Spac. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adult1•••••••••••••••••••••••1 single adult, $465 /mo CaJL(714)328-8911 Elegan~bldg.,inheartof ~~e:ro~~~~RLTH I 4bdrm; 2ba, ram rm. 0~ sa~. tennis. 9600/mo. Complex. Patio, view. Br~ new 1 & 2 Bdrm 644-4767 Hunt 1 n gt on B c h , · · A .
cptS" paint S99S/mo M .6.972-1337 . frplc, encl gar . gas PierpointeCondos. P~I. 2 8 1 8a A l CATI-IEORAL CANYON w /s pacious offices -644·9990 1
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3 Br. 2 Ba. House. 6 mos. 2br Duplex $470, util pd. SPMC 631-6107 __ ·4-~ I pro.Pe r l Y M. R m l medical bldg .. >Mell ap· fl.I:"'· or unfum . all ser v le~se . G o od con d .i Adults 64.5-8103 no pets,I S31l6-~. 2 Br. l Ba. Apt IWmter Rental. $800 Mo 3) 751·2787. J4.567 Cathedral poinled at 7S< per sq.ft. RightRe_lllt>'. 11..owcst rates a"'.a1lal>I~
Neighborhood po ol .l 333 E. 21.stSt. Mgr 30 Carpets drapes pool I Bdrm 2.,., Ba. Condo --Canyon Dnve For details call 979~531 I f'ree cons~ltalton. No
781).1298 lodry r~ lmm~d oc: Ocelh & Bay view. 20·1 1..ovely. large 1 Br Apt 1n J;.~~;1 SJ?n~ RED CARPET ...-SS R...tal 44501 cost no obligation loan
4br 3ba prof decor ~I~· l~. Noi~ahg~~ose cupancy. Adults only, cat boat slip. Comm tennis the Bh.d'r~r~s!M Dese~ =i:.i Realty 893-1351 •••••••••••••••••••••••! ~i~:e ts~ ~1;.3~~~~· ~eo ~It·~. mi~ro, frpic. 2 Cal~~~~r 497•48.:'0 OK.TSLMamt.642-1603. Oourts, r°I. W asher /I ----~--.. 688 sq . ft. well loca_ted Forstore &orricespaceall min /max . Creat i\I.! car gar 1 blk ocn '2 8 ryer, car garage Villa Balboa Condo Lux 1 Hawlll1 Waterfront House North Costa M~a office. ~able rat~ financing exper. Plee1sf'
lll50/mo. S.s.4769 ', .. a lw• ,.,,,..IMcl ~~ Arir·b~~t -in~· w/elec pg~ratge do1or Bdrm. Pool/ Jae: $525. at K~ Surf Hotel Park next to your d~r. 500to 2700 Sq ft. call631·2246, 548-2069
••••••••••••••••••••••• p . . d L d . opener. r1va ~ pa io, Secur. Bldg.645·8039 BASSr.& i 768-0548 Fully equipped w1.t h ME.5A VEROE DR ILUFFS ..... Pemaallla 3707 auo, yar . n ry rm. new carpet. Will con I ---carpet. a/c, cabinets & PLAZA
EPlan3bdr2o,.;btha fr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm child, sm pet OSK. slderrum.642·1603. INpt. Shrs. a cross from!4bdrm. 2ba condo o n storage. Reasonably U25Mesa.Yerd~t;.C.M SUOO/~ P~ible leaie· lmmed. occupancy. T L beach. Sa c h & 2 Br s · North Shore or Ta hoe . 'ced CaJI T H bo 54'S.4 I13
0 t ·ion .· 0 w n r / A gt .BAY F ~ 0 NT AGE . Mgmt. 642-1603 Lovely J, 2 & 3 Bdrm. from $345. pool. enc gar. f\tlly fum. 5/min fro m ~.. ·""'-I ~m. laBrld r .J!.
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3br + den Newport Hts. Edgewater. 1·871·2866.. --... Call838·s0el S575. Call 21.l /596·7202 or 1Br.1 Ba. Steps to beach. WXURY SUITE s/f. Jerry 21.3 /477·7001
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873-7615 Winter rates. $90 up wk. 2bl" Duplex f'70. U\il pd. 1MI WHlffLI TREE 642·3850, 6"2·lOlO. 90 alm~t ~e:': s\ee.:· to sq. ft. Ste or 8 omces Near Airport & Freeway~. Adult.I 64.5-8103 pets ·~ ..-+conference & recep· Tolal 1640 sq fl 2 air ~ W-'"I 5030 H i a hly upgrad ed. 675-8740. S33E 211 St llGn: JD · Luxury Adult units at af· 3 Bdrm, 2ba .. 933 W . Heavenly .North ski lifts , lion. Kol I Center . oond. office units w~ ba. ::::;!•••••••••••••••••
earthlones-wood, 2br.2 bl' 1 ba winier rental. · t · fordable Uvlo1. 1,2 & 3 Balboa Blvd. 01shws hr. panoramic lake view . Newport Bcb. Contact Lg hi ah c e 111 n g
2baccodo ~ 964-6010 g • · 11 IASTSIDI Br. Well deco rated. frplc laund hookups . Only t11o5 per Dile. The Ann Harvey l2l3) w<irehome/st.orage area $&000002.ctTD • · a rage· a v• · now C -t-·w--..a.. Olympic size pool, U1hl· garaie. i,., blk to bch. E q u 1 t y S b o p p e 556-aDOO · /tr k size aec .,__ .. .....! ri N ~
Z-4 bl' CGDdoll, som e w / 1450/mo. adults only .t-5J f _. ed t~ court. J~cuuJ, S750/mo. llt/lut, securi· 918·542· 1400, uk for · ~&:. Sult:le for light ~h ... ~e:~ ~ie~e Lu~'
OCNDview,S700.teSOmo. 67S-!lrZ29 3Br,study•denk2 '?alb, partll.ikelaodacapmg. ty.Availn~.673·2282,9 Unda. D>sq.ft.approx.Prlvate manuractu r1 n g. a s Condo. PP only-no Bkrs
Burrill 751·7961 r.. ......... 3b t Ste to tn-level, f!'J>lc . 5 >:hght, From $360. &te-0619 to5 pm bath. Frw)' convenient. --bly or ?. Completely pJease. Pays 15% per >·r. · · ""'e ~ r ap · ps deck & paUO No children · Mat.a Condo: 2 bdrm on F It --~ NWPTHGHTS lBr cute bch,OcnJBayview .rrom orpets.*5mo. Avail. D E L U XE 2Br 2ea Canal Front corner lot. Beach. View! Sleeps 6. ~N~. r~Y ii carpeted. Will consider Alldue!i yn1or .soonv
tt1&'J w /oice patio', $39S sundeck. $500/wtnter Dec. 15th. 180 E . 21st St. Adult.s,no pet.s S4SO/mo 3Br. 2ba. frplc, lg sun · S80 night Brochure. l2-t-80.'7ssSt.cf~rsvi:t~ all or part. 641·1388 Bus Mi.s.sWalker870..8600_ mo. 645-9628 S700/yrly. 675-5204 Days 646·4262 : eves 960-414:, -deck. refria. auto gar dr. 8Sl.al09 IJD. Costa Mesa. 645-7800 hrs . 548-9991 eve & MDII fltl!ps. Trwt <: ~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiticco.tih.e;w.l;; ... -1 1772144 ~91543· greenhouse windows slip .__....a ... llfL.-4100 week~. -.,... son Iii lbdrm apt, cottage style ---,_.... ..,..,..., EXEC SUITES Ca: •rci.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CttRISTMAS CASH living, $320-$325 available. $875 /mo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '~""" . -~• -• 0 OCEANFRONT: 38r $t 1 11 1 11 1 8 ""''-ad c• .. be worth •u. 847_3020. 67~01..20or673-2375 Mo . , 'd d . •. B~O.C. LOCATION ....... , 4475 Sattler M~ o. 2 ba, brick frplc, l1e unn n. ar.,.e r . """ ... ..,., vm1. Avoi eposits"' 21lON. Tustin Ave. 1 min. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJI types or real estate
Croot patio, very clean & garden apt. pool, rec. to you. 2 Br. l YJ Ba. --b •OCEAMHOMT• cut living expenses ! S.A. & Nwpt Fwys. Lge STORE South Co:i st mvestments:unce 1949
up ....... _.. Ava·ii rum or area. 710 W. l8th. St. Townhouses. pool, laun 2 Bdrm. l 'h a . new patnt, Profession a lly sin ce d 1 ~·-M.i-... · ..--"""' dry, gas & water paid stove & dshwshr, encl lbr. paneling, great vw. 1971 prof. d ecorate o cs. Hwy Laguna Beac h -,...-1-__, lft
uofum. $1300/mo yrly lse S32S Mo. Deluxe mobile Infant to 6 mos PIO to gar, 3 blks from beach. rrplc, ~/yr. 2br. den. HouSIMATIS Rtteptioni$t, t elephone ED>+ sq rt. $550/mu Isl & 2ftd TDs
or will consider 6 mos . home. Mature adults. No ~. Child OK. no pets . $425. great vw, paneled , frplc. 832.4134 serv .• xerox, conf. rm. last. 494.3993 64~2171 545-061 I
rental. pet.<s. Qwet. secure. 1991 536-CB!S $600/yr 642·0045 eves ---Sec. serv. avail. From -------Newport Blvd. 646-8373. OLIVE TREE only $275 mo. Last month free Store Space for lease 1500 Cosh for T.D.'s
BEAUTIFUL V l E W 21.90College, 548-7a67 HEAil THE IEACH --w/6mo6. agreement. sq. ft. & 1260 sq h in Amcncan Mtg 953 4141
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Moel LE H OME .. 2 Ocean & Ba)" view, 20· ble. Comer of Monte Vis· Braod new Condo l bdrm. W. 19th. St. C.M Tom ed d "" 8 .._ft U Co l bath, close to beach. rely 2 Bd 1 Ba, q Ulet 957·1900. Classifi A s 642 ..,.,7
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Dryer, 2 frplcs. 2 car -petS. $4Z>. 974·~~· _ 631-1266. Photos and References
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3 batha. Owner's unit. oor opener. riva e rg. cony. opes .. neighborhood. Close to Lado I s le ~a y r o nt Cosmo-LA Times-Etc.
$L500/mo. p•tio. n ew ca rpe t . $53~/m o . 6~0 W all. Garage No pets. Gorgeous view. 2 Br Since1971
__ 842-1603. Hamilt.oo.838-291 . 1425 76().1713 833_3307 2ba. frplc $900 /mo lrvine,641·1.899
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Bil Canyon with tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3~f ~25· 640. ocean Adults only no fUrn. ul1I pd. Kids OK. "' M/F shr 5 br; 2 ba hse, jac•pool.833·l349. A or aye. pets 536-28'71 blktoocean. $150/wk. No c M Spa Nr So. Coa st
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751-2787. 1~ miles beach. Adlts . Jacuui. SS25. 752·2310 2ba.coodo nr OCC. A/C,
n o pe t s . s395 mo da."",540-7576eves ........i, tenn1·s . ..,.,O+utll. E..side. 1 Bdrm. all util ex· 53&-8362. ~~ ...,.,. -S cept elect. $285 /m o . --Lr bd d It Avail 12 /5, hery l
11Ut1oc.u lBr condo Nr . new g 1 rm apt. a u s. 752-1330 ext 66, d ys, ,.. ~ • 1 • pool. newly decor . No YEAA·AOUN~ FUN : ~ Br. Duplex, gar, w/d ::=.t:pa.t~~o~ls.~~: pet&. Westcliff. 645·8_15_2 __ 548_·SO_l9_e_v_e_. _____ 1
Social Acllvmes 01· hook up, new crpt, no Days :213 ·639·025 1 , Lmmac.2 Br.2 Ba. Frplc. Oceanfront, N.B. Yearly.
rect"r• Free Sunday peta. 2178 Placentia #E. Eves:213·541·0030. St-to the bea.ch. Year· 126.S/mo. female to sbr Brunch •BBO's •Par 1425 545-7'1183 1 ........ 'lSf11 3bdrm. 2ba. Aft 5pm
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Nwpt Cnt Lux Twnhae 2 Bedrooms • Fur· .,.U0.1ara1e.$600mo. SUILSO mo. R.H.R. Agt, Ve rsailles LUX JR. frplcs.546-3428.
3llr' Jb9. r, ma\ ate. E lec noshed L Unturn1shed 8311-Dl. 873-1300 lbclrm w /ref rig. View. Mature gentleman wlll
dbl pr. Frplc, wet bar. •Adult L1v111g•No Pets 1 BB + loft, 2 full baths ......_ 1144 !!«w<e, pool, s pa. $440 ahr beaut. 3 br, 2 ba N.B.
pool, teDDis. btf1t rm. • Models Open daily sczs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.m>. home w/cliacrimlnatln1
•. 175-1... 9 lo 6 M6-2110l Nor\h lrvine Condo, 2 Bll. S. Clew• 1176 lady. IZIG. 790-0802
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•OVEMBER
MID-WEEK
SALE
For Private Parties Only
NOW through NOVEMBER 30th
You Can Place A Oaslifled M
To Stmt On
Tuesday, w.-...., or Thunday
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(NO REBATE FOR EARLY CANCELLATIONS!
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SPlll7>CINI 1700 16th St "70 '135.I A.nDMJ..ltoZ •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• mo. See M,r, 332 Encino
WALITO llACH ' tOo•e111 1e1111 • o . Bachelor apt, beaut. Ln,AptC, .C. F e m rm mt e 2 2 +
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sale by fuming yf¥ unwanted items Into · ~
171'1 142·1113 ~Br .• ~. New paint. ocean view pvt iarden 2Br St25 mo encl<Maed f'ellllONJble, clean, neat
.... J Mra:a. 2 bai JMJt•m..AduJta,nopeu. tettln1, woman pref. p;.,privatey~d . U85 /mo CM ar•• ~~· ~!1:·.~. New~ ="/Mo. "15, t'1Mtl0. t.oo. -.slOU-5. 58&-0741, 7•~1 ~ •
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CAU. THI DAILY PILOT ADVISOll TODAY .
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488 E. J7lh, Cost• Mesa
Sulte224 642·1470
General Office
Major Newport Beach
financ.i81 firm h.s im ·
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required.
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(714) &M-5800
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GIRL Friday needed for
ChNUan Group. Cook . ...,, clean, shop, type,
Ne, wuh, pray, drive.
Mr. Kelley ... 2218 .
Groomer, all breeds. Ex·
p'd. only. Call:
N0-0090
.UAIDS
Full • part time. All .,.... Ualform1 funfd .
AIM n °" ~er • ...UNd ..acom.. No ••per. nee . Applf.: Unlver,al ProteeUoD Service, 1211
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NHded. Caplatuao ,,..__. s.Jeenwm ~ nAlllrl' lmaed. Opeal•I for lmmlOfli'D ..... ilC. xl.acoad.Mf.lm ·~--.... •--MULA--.. ~I I~ Cluallfted penon. Oood a.mpalre. 11/l':hl• .__._--.. .,,_ :;:: hll·U•• ~l'•••••l __. -DlH. ua ,.. ''""'" Leoeltt Coocrel• Inc. Salar7, alat oppty. allow . Pvt pl)'.__..._,-• IWlll ,..._ .. fllee•HI aur· -'of c:.s...ia A..U •• le St F.anl -+ •week, no kMlldal fw britlat tell PrlmeLocaUooMl-MU m ,WMlt5alUpm. Electric Po.t•r• led - f • at _.. pay. Ii ,..,_. Hilla Jr. Kllb • 1 credit tW'D dowm, exp lt.n.baC lDdMduaJ. Mu.& w/Vlbn&.or. aioo. S4M2'73 Ll.~t ~mu • floo ldaoal. c.&&d Peraoa· fleVfl~MS &o preferred, •Ill train. bave ad HcreUrlal Typla& POODLE. PupplH fo ~ Zlle.lt.at lo oe1 Ofti~ azwrz Calle -=-ft'Wl!E 5J1"'501. lklllt, ao tbortbod. Hn " bdth Chriatm ... Layaway Want to bu)': Ao Armotr« ,....,_,I.¥~ wao would Pwf.SO~SJC. H :30.DM711. l•1ou.I 111\wr..,.,.cl. ,...... Is two drawer If l e
uai. nm u.J.np around p,.., penoo chief 17 c:abUalt. Muat be ID, Id u. Cllfke. a.. Service Newpol\ ~ rubioaa ap. able to· work with ttt ffil'.! ~ ~rvlce Statloe Atteo· J-.+ / Sbi:hu Pups, 2 malu, coed. and rH1ona~le.
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'6w aee\a new mode Una minimum aupervlaloo. .JH ..aw~ d.ant, full time. Apply JPN' female, champ lines -.-All c .... ,... rw.Calll'D-U75, Jobwurhy. 540-9881 aak + + + ~.1:~.No. Cout T,.attlr ~i!~. •10 "':k~~ ~~:1. -M-o-vl_n_1_: -c-o-uc_b_,_Z_b_a_r
~~E~~H Newapeper l>ellvery, LA tor'l'om. Stimulatina. challenaina lnl!8"-t571 atoola, corner group, 5 We .,.. ... HffpilDft .,...eadeu for a ht
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MAMA .. SAUS. Bcb, a :iQAM·l :OOAM. Hal wanted part tiple. oppt1 . with Newport TENDENT·Day shift. wpm.~ pay for 1ood Sbih'hu hi>• AKC Reg. fee tbl , yellow/wbite
<>Piil>' for ambitlO\&S ln• ~to IMIO mo. ,_.uu. :2 room. Moo. SPM 'Ul Beach otc. of a rapidly 6All-3Pll. Apply Shell lndMd . Our benefits Perfect for Chriatma area rug-wool,. daya
dl-v w /nece1aary •1413 flniah. Tuea. SPM 'til 1rowin1 computer stal.ion, 17th &c Irvine, 1Mludemedical6 dental talllna reaervatlon 957·5381'l,eves848·758et
qualUlcatlona, mus .. ,..~ -u finish . Apply 166 ayatema "personnel co. N.B. lnturance6credilunion. m.3530 haw ability to train ~ sr. U you are an orcani&ed . Apply in person between ----------1 Redwood burl tbla &
snoUvateaales teams. P'ra(tical nunes, aides, Plac.'eatJa, C.M. aeJf-atarter w ta proven Shoe sales, full ume with 9 am· 5 Pm Monday DOG KENN EL. Chai clocka, handmade i.D N •
Peraonal Bua in ea co mp a o .i 0 n 1 " Ptr Uquor clerk needed. track record who enjoys or wtout exp., or will ~aCooat link. S'x12'. 2 sates, g Cal. Durable finishes or --Uae pu~lic. App-l>' Peaeyaaver. 1110
PIM9llt1a Ave. C. M.
M&mt .... 1895. domeRica. Live ln/~ut, Apply Z'll Broadway 1>roapectin1 " develop· train. Good co. benefits. cond. '200, 842-5034 l.Slfiniahed avail. See at
full-Ume po1illona , ---·Beach. • inc key accts. &c able to Apply in person 9am to PMet Flirgrow>ds Swap meet. U• 111•.t av . -.-work in fut paced en· llarn Moo lbru Fri. Stan-330 w. Bay Street Shepherd/Retriever pups ~1726
~·•• neecMd. mature ,..... maoacerial type,
Are YoU a bard working IMACTIOM vlrooment, this is the dard Shoes. 3077 So. CastaMesa.CA92626 freetoaoodhomes.&wk ---------
and ambiUoua person PenonoelServicea REAL ESTATE SALES position for you. Excell. Briltd,C.M. 642·4321 okl. ~ Sofa, quilted Clo•er
lookiftc for a career in of Ora.nee County. Inc. U you are intereated in baae salary plus com· Equal Oppor Employer Fne to Y• 1045 basket print, like new. re1ta11rant exper .
wwe1ry. Day 6 even· Ina positiom available.
Aeaae apply 2·$ daily
Pero '• Splcery
Ra&.a&rant. 2221 N. Main a. RB, Seacurr Vllla1e.
fut fooda management. f195Town Center Dr. #730 makioi a chance or miuioo & profit sharing, SfATIONERY STORE in Waltresses eeded M t •••••••••••••••••••••• $300. ~7-07'16, 93'7·2718'
Do you ell,joy working c.o.taMesa 545-0500 ..... ,... major medical & denlal. CdM needs saleslady n · u~ Ado bl H r w I t b p e op I e , t b _.. .. a new career in For interview appt. Call: F /time, S days. Xlnt. be over 21. Apply in ra e 0 •day P~p C .. LDltEM'S
cballenie of leadership? Nurses Aides, Orderlies Real Eatate. call and ask K .. Coco working coods. F.apecial-person. 1768 Newport ~&Purebred Colhe Twin Huddle Bed. Sim ..
U do M •-• ____.__.. , 1 for John or Vody at Cole 71 ,.951r.2772 1 fi U Blvd C M ....,..,,. mo n a M a tt r es s & you then e. Ed ......,._, 1or conva escent o( Newport, Realtors. ..--y ane c entele. Phone: __ ._._. -----1 ---------would like to talk wit boapital. Wknd. shifts. 6'75-EauaJOD E 1 67~1010forappt. WAITRESSES Please take Doxie m1 Dresser. Toy chest, 2
HOUSECLEANERS
To work for J an ice's
Rqsedy Ann. Ptr, 8·3,
n..Frl. 875-2514.
you. Starting wag Xlnt. be~u. Apply in D mpyr Apply btwn 9 AM & blk/rloppy ears smal rocklngchrs.1>40-6848
llDlfup plus health pla person. Beverly Manor SWEEPER l2PM. Charlie's Chili , with big bark, l~ yr ~ 5* 8055
for you and your family Convalescent Hospital, SCTRY: lri«)ltt MOBILE OPERATOR 3001 Redhill, Bldg. ftZ. old, housebroken & faml· •••••••••••••••••••••••
&cpd vacations and 340VictoriaAve.C.M. 811!.&•EST .. TE Parttime.Variedduties. Dependablew/ref's.Call St •"""CM 10,loveskids.968·5010 MOVING .· Auto Hand
boouses. For more in-~ " Laguna Deb. 4.97·3600 for appt. 714·631·DIRT e. ""'"'• · · v formation, contact Le Nun1iJ'.ll SECRET ARY Window W as her · Blaclt Labrador, 8/ k · Tools, Rosewd Wall Unit.
for Interview anytim "-<rifled 1.Dvely New Offices Jn Secretary local church Teacher/Playground JbL<leeleaner, exp. own old.Male. w Redwd Patio Furn .. Ta
HOUSECLEANERS alter 5:30. Call Me Mlll"IHAl•a Newport Center. Good mature Person. typing & Supervisor . Elem . tr&m.POrtation .. 968·5307 979-9470. ble 6t 3 Bar Stools .
Top()g,Sf[·'ff·Si23 Ed's Pina Parlors, 11 $l 7S/hr Slartlng Salary + transcribing skills im· grades. Full time. Costa callafter4:30. 857
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Reftned lady to llve·in,
private room , bath .
So. Bri1tol, Santa Ana. W .11 • i • 'd Benefits. Aak for Paula. portaot. Exp necessary. Mesa a rea. $700 /mo. Womans Assistant !ihef>herd/Retriever pups 4 FAMILY SALE·"'
546-3963 e w1 tra n. 8 pa1 7 9 Ca11S3l2880 642--0tll freetogoodhomes,6 wk · holidays. beginning as -· · Athletic Director for SAT. ONLY, Nov 29, !ho
MANICU RIST assum soon as hired, benefits. SECllETAllY TEACHH largeprivateclubin F.V. old.960-4977 4:30. Furniture. bikes.
existing clienlele . Bayview Convalescent RECEPI'IONIST position & rece"";onist for.large ForPrivateScho91in CM Education or exp pre-1yearold red Vizsla, fre ski boots, clothing.
Salary. 644-8819. Juliette & Poree nails. Hospital, 2055 Thurin. avail. Mon· Fri. 6:30AM . txmy ,.;;J estate office. 549-:IMXJ ferred. Call 962-1.374 ask t.o gd home. 642.0532 afte Christmas items. Toys,
Pd. vacation. ~94·972 C.M. Mrs . Farrell. 2PM, Call Jon Vogel , for the woman·s health s 30 etc. 1830 Port Ren~ick Housekeeper wanted. , 642-~. E.O.E. 752-7903 Laguna Beach. Call for club. : · <HVH J NB.
Mon.-Frl. 9AM·5:30PM. asltfor Benn.ie Williams N . appt. 497.5454. Te(=an FwailMN 8050 ----~~J~~:•c;;0e!!e~a~a3 MFG.USIMILY ursingCeriffli_.a UCEPTIOMIST SECIETAIY IMHltlMG ,Mlech•dJM ...................... ~l~s7!'1te~~~u.sNB. _
TICHMICI • M -Immediate open ing in P C • I "th TES~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * I BUY * * schooJ.age children. . .,,,. . Mlll"IH Ai• ... I . ro ess1ona w1 top I Allll IOOS Sat9-4. ML&St speak English &r Req1.ar~ expenence m ... 00 ..._
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have xlnt. references. 1 operatmg Power hand . -·. 1-. . Newport Beach loan developer. Airport area. opening for a tec~lcian •••••••••••••••••••••••! Appliances-OR 1 wi) Gigan~1c ! 1779 H tJ"1.
call 673-7&43 aC\ 6PM & tools. (Router., bender. 8. paid holidays, begin·, brokerage firm. Answer Small office. good to perform a vanety of sellorSELLforYou mmgb1rd C.M. Fri. Sat
onwtcnds · etc.) Some welding. APP· rung as soon as hired, ~~g~yphig'.r=~~-iic benefits. 549·8SGS wkdys. tests in our engineering WESTMINSTER MASTEllS AUCTIOM only across from Golf
· ly In person. 8·5. 22822-B benefits. Bayview Con· dept. Duties will include . ABBEY
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Ho u s EK EE p E R s Granite, Laguna Hills I vales_cent Hospital. 2055 RICEPTIOMIST SECRETARY making light readings on ANTIQUE MALL • • Houultold Goods 1""'5
P l'r'JME 1118-~. Thurm. C.M. Mrs. Far· TO $l 2 OOO ~type products, in· Dailyl0.6.Fril0-9 . . . .,,. '• -" ~ E o E with pro re s s ion a I King Si Xtra firm mne ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • lmmed.. openings in your agi: 642 . ........,, . . . I eluding full analysis & in· Closed Tuesday . . area, S4 to S6 per hr. No telephone skills, for a Accurate typist for in· itialing the following re· 11751 Westminster Ave. s pr1 n ~ m ~ t tr es ]King.size bed s pr~d .
S&llOR ~-----VISOR ~2lll(Zalt). key by touch. Non · materials including ings. never used, slll S200.sell$75.&46·4382 . i~no taxes withheld. Manufacturing N . Newport diagnostic firm. voicing, must know 10. ports : test in com ang Garden Grove 554·6103 ~/matchmg coil box s~r· velvet, like new, cost
~a Dana 's today SECltlTAltY RN5UPB RECEPTIONIST s moker , in Tustin . asrylic/plasticsfor color pk~ed. worth $520 inc ......,,---.07o
O ur Dire ctor of PAITTIMI Bilingual medical rec~p· 832·196l. &r periormance & make ANTIQUE STERLING delivery $238 Cash only1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Houle.keeper & personal Manufacturing has an The nation's Jl provider tionist needed for busy rela~ed measurements . FLATWARE eight Spc 64().a7 M· ., K 0\ care ol artbritJc woman i mmed. need for a of ~om~ hea.llhcare industrial dept. Cal l SECRETARY Applicants should have 2 setting with s erving ans 14 ~ yellow god
on Balboa Island. Mon.· secretary with 3·5 yrs. of services is loolu1_1g for a Laura s,s7.6300 Legal sec'y QC airport yrs. college•level course pieees. Make offer call Three piece section a I , bracelet, m, nugget tex
Fri. l2noon·7 or SPM . recent exper ., preferably mature, responsible RN -' · olfice 2·5 years exp. & work or the equivalent or 557.19113 with ottoman, needs re· lured curb ~nk, !'1easu~.
$3.SO/br. + meals & tax· within manufacturing w/a fl.ex. schedule to Recept.ionlst position. Cull xlnt typing skills needed 2·3 yrs. related 'exper. _. ' \C)holstering $25 Ing 13mm in width. ~ environment. Candidate supervtSe our pvt duty for 6 attorney's law firm. Must also be able to nfllllcmc" 10 I 0 I .,.., """" length. Secured with' a espaid.AlM>needsame mustbeabletotype60+ . ·. time , 8 .30 ·4 :30 . Salary negotiable. Call setup&useoptlcal/light-••••••••••••••••••••••• ....., . .....,., C'?nceale.d box. clasp. helpforw~ndsonly.Refs wpm&abletouseadic· nurses. Refs reqw_red. Professional telephone PatDiglio833·3622 Ing test equipment ltlPIU_.HATOlt AntiqueoakHoosier.SSOO. Wlth a hgure 8 .safe~y
recfd. Call 675·0596 for In· taphone, shorthand alt ills ~!l~l[~~a:~P~e~~~°ehs~ skills a must, ty pin!' <Protometer > & other Xlnt cood 645-5165 Gramma 's port. sew. clasp. Total weight is
terview. would be a definite plus. E.O.E. 7 .CJeN SOwpm, accurate detail Secretary for Dr. 's oftice s~BPdard meaauring de· · mach, 165. 675·2331 30·~ pennyweights. Ap-
M us t have above work. Airport area · in Irvine. 4~days week. v~ces. QuallCled c an· For your Holiday parties, praised over $3,000. Sell
aver.,e numerical skills 95.S-3452. Aak Cor Norma. 552-4833, 552.&250. dadates are Invited to small commercial ice Leather couc h : $450. for $1.850. 548-6446. HOUSEKEEPER, live in .
Waoled by sr . citizen.
.._ drive. Opportunity
"be able lo use a 10 key. OFFICE POSITION RICB'TIOHIST conlacl: maker that makes 4000 Leather chair &c ot-Diamond must sell i'"-·
Should be able to effec· Clericalsldllanecesaary. Looking for m ature Mmhr'Sp.cl...._t aaa.tperday.IZ$0.Af\6 tom9n:MOO.Greatcond. med,.ttct,VSl.K col:;;,
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213-681-60'3. 714·675·6760,
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lively communicate wilh Vandruff Insurance, HB Secretary HMO Monrovia, C.M. &c wknds. 546-0269. 975--0554 riooo . ., ..... ,...., 848-+tll person to work part time lmJllJ $$ .. ~ '""""' aJllevels of Personnel. . in Rice anjmal hospital. $ 642, .O. E. ~ In addition to a very -.::-Retrtgerat.or. Lilce new. 17 uatperate young couple Mhcd•IOllS 8010
competitive salary. we Order Desk Girl, an.s~er $3.SO hr to start. 631-1030 Don't let the holidays cu. tt. Kenmoor. w /ice· needs furnlture. New to •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOUSEKEEPER &
DINING ROOM ATTEN
DANT for small retire
ment residence. Full
time, days. Exp. prer.
494.!M,58.
offer a Cull range of telephones, some fllm_g. ask for Lynn take you by surprise. T• .. "*:: S.1 maker. MSO. 673-2789. area -baby on the way Lo•e loloot11 i
benefits & a highly com· ~ust have gd ha~dw!"'t· Receptionist, order clerk. Work temporary assign-& Pr ....._ f'tease help us if you can. Send someone you lovf a palable work environ· ing. <;all 8·5, P1cw1ck ment.s in the local O.C . Fulltime. Some ex . Sears fa.mUy size freezer Ca.IJSue at 645-2203 even· bouquet oC 30 multi q>I· ment. Please contact Paper56-1157. with good telephon e AiflJOrt area. Work a few ......ience preferred. Will chest. 22 cu. ft. Xlnt ingsandweekends. oredhelium balloons t1 ... d voice. some typing, con· d k f ,_., --' ...en 839 .....,8 ( "' personnelofficeat: ..... ...-5 ... LES ays a wee or a ew train right p erson ""°"· -'· ·<i7UJ a ter with ribbon & your own ~Speclalffe1 ,..,,,.,"' ,,,. genial working cond. weeks a. monlb. Weekly 646-87<M (askforGary). SPM. 6'sofabed.good personal mess age
"""Monrov·ia C M Part time. Tue5. 5 to 9, 75&-lLSO. ______ paychecks . Quarterly HARBOR AREA condition, rust Perfect for every oc
HOUSBCHPll /
COMPAMIOM
....,..., ' . . Wed. 9 to lPM. Some bon~ trips. We are ac· TEXA:5 OIL COMPANY S50. $40-5728 642-~ E.O E K R . Rental Agent: very busy . li . C ---'~ APPUANCESERVICE c asion . We dell ve r lliliiliiiiil ___ lllliiiiii·iiiii·I exp . erm 1 ma olfice,llcensereq. cepttngapp cations or: ·~mature person for 6734419 Hardware, 2666 Harbor 494.6594. . /RL( ClEllllio short trips sur rounding Buy &sell. Guar. 9' Sora. ---
Wanted Daily for retired
healthy gentlemen. Mon·
Fn. Must cook. 673·8593
Markel Research.work Blvd.C.M. y ~ Costa Mesa. Contact recond. appliances S65 Snap on si d e c ab 3
lhe lst week of Dec to Rewtal Coe1suftm1t . /K.-rsnD•ST customers. We train. 549·30'77 842·4736 drawers. l shelf. locka
earn xtra money-for PART TIME F\Jll time for large apt Y ..U.U"ll Write T.D. ~ick. Pr«;s .. Re.frigeralor. Hotpoint, 9• Couch w/)ove scat ~=O 768.5837 C hris tmas maybe ? WorldBoolds nowhiring complex. Sal'llry. full -~JS4S So uthw ester n worksgreat.S75. Gold/Brown Brand New HOUSBCHPER Pleasant & easy to learn for part lime .POSilions. ·benefits.Call644·1900 ~ 1Jn.J -Petroleum, Ft. Worth, .,.,1•7.,c., Best0Cfer842·4034 TRS 80 Ta live in. Must be non· j 0 b . n 0 s a I e s 0 r Earn extra Christmas ....... Tx. 761 1 .,.,. ....., comp, level ti,
"smlu.mature,dependa· secretarial invol ved. money,+earnyourset R.E.SciM10ppt'y ./llM'fATYPISTS Rf . t AMANAShelfUnitSolidWoodAp· 16K . a ll a ccess . ...,_ NB '"0 7314 C W Id B k C 11 ..... e ri gera or · $800/0BO. 839·0059 aft. 4 .... pel"50n. ·'" · . 549·8317. o or o o · a Ex p . inv es tment Call todayCorappt. Have something to sell ? Frost-Free about 5yrs prox.7X3Wh1te 4 shelf. -. --__ _
Virginia Ca I kin s salespe rson Comm' I. 5SJ.tl45 Classified 8iis do 1t well. old. $125. 631-0146 S50842·5034 Class1Cled Ads 642·5678
INTERIOR DES IGN ~HUSES ~l. a•.&~dw. ~m to ==~~~l========~====~---~~-=~~~~ FIRM needs cr eative · ---Apply in person. 2112 Part Time 80%. 11\3JOr med. plan ~i!>~:s~c~s::tt~~~ Harbor Blvd. Cos ta ...._~Holida $? avail Many listings. & r-n..L1n.:._. ,,, Ab d Fo o Mes a . M . F . b e l . ....,.._ y principal buyers. Busy u ' I ' ' oar r u r portloUo or pictures Dis· IOAM·5PM Temporary Chris tmas office. Confidential appt trMPOllAAY PERSONNEL sflMCES
pl.,y bac.kground helpful. openings for credit card Mr. Pussell 631 ·.5252. ~723 •area. 5..__ .. t Relocati1, Irvine area, Medical Assist. front of-authorization operators ---------1 ~ .. wr-w..-
UIBl. 879-8680. fl ee. for G.P .. exp pre· Start Immediately! Restaurant sandwic h .-wportleoc.. Chr·1stmas G•1ft Tra·1n !-ferred. mall resume o! Open 7 days per week. maker, food prep. Prime ___ .. _______ ,
INTERIOR DESIGN rice manager · 35 l hours avail. between area supplier of good -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ll
FIRM for model homes Hospital Rd. Ste 118. lOAM-lOPM $3.70/hr. ap· food to Irvine corporate
SICllTAIY
needs assistant for ac N.B. 921663. ply M·S,~M-4PM. community. near O.C. *~~-y •. u-?
ceasories designer &r ---------TI....: SHARE AiClJOrt, needs people for HAPP • r-r
enphic:s dept. Includes MEDICA.L RECEPT. TRAMSACTIOM 11 mple food prep . Exec. Sec'y, supervise 6
typinl, errands. Relocat· PartUme, 6-lOpm. some SBV1CIS sandwich making & people, successful com·
in& lrvtne area. 1981 , Sat.S.S7-6300Laura. 1462""--IOr.lr•. counter help. No exper m·t. R.E. developer. ~ -~· M Fri 8 4 Call Super person to work . ~_./D..... F.OE M /F /H nee. °"" : . . for' .. ,. 200 J •~OllA.L --• Hal or Sus i e. M ·F , ....... """"'• c • a.cr.rEU• 557-6232 Liz Reinders Agency
Full lime. Work in .-..r'I .--.----·------1 40208.ircb, F.st'64 EOE
beaut.lful Dana Point can •tart with training ~art time person needed Restaurant Newm/.833-8190/Free
Harbor. $3.50 per hr plus and experience you could m book puteup Mon. & Del Taco in Newport - ' • ...__,. 1 T h ga ln the Army Reaerve. Tues No exp nee App iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiil UllCllQlta. App y uea t ru Some ol the srw.cialtles . · · · · Beach Is now hiring full
l"'I. Dana Point Marina available in unib nearby IP\ya .. ..._. Peu~anAyvsea.v• CerM. 1660 & part lime help. F1exi-Co. M701 Dana Ori ve, ........ bl ....._ __ d •· · ht Dana Point. are: e ,....., "• ays .. rug s. with property manage·
Dental-Operating Room Pbooe Operator wanted. starl ing pay up lo ment background. Must JIWILIA Psycblatric. Pharmacy for small plumbing com· 16.50/br. Please apply in type S0-60wpm. Prefer
Ftr proleulonal, Bench Orthopedic· X·Ray pan.y. Muat be dependa· person, 2.sPM. 2112 S.E. exper. with coded. accts.
PwWCJn exp'd in setlin&. Nooperi.ence la needed. ble. Wknda. only. Perfect _Bri_s_tol-'-, N_._e_. _____ 1 Call S•ndy Burns,
finl1hln1. & repairs. we'U train you. You may for student. Non·smoker Rest t ~.Coastal Person-
lllult have xlnt ref's. call eled to receive a $1.500 onl.y. 540-2253. auran nel A1ency, 2790 Harbor -.., caah boolll or up to $4,000 Need ualstaot manager Bl .• Cll
ln educational . beftefita "-' M•.,.-/ '°!...~hr. coCfee shop.1wliliiWll11MiAai-.111-.i111illii·E•.~l KIMMIL durtq your enU1tment. lliutr4411...,.. Ba~utcooklngexper.1•
Cuatodlal Work morn· Call your neareat Army OranceCowlty manufac· req d. Paid vacatlon. AP· mmiiiiiiiimiimiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiil ._ •t. train mlnlmum Recnliter for more ln· turer bu CJl)elllnl for an ply Taylon Restaurant, SIClnAlllS
wap, merit increaaea, lormatJGo : exp erienced plant Redhill & Santa Ana ~/R---apt//<lGO*'O,!:
IDUlt bave auto 557..eo20 C08TA MESA $40-1026 man a 1 er /I n d us tr i a l Frwy • TuaUn · ebr-"""'£sec ... """"'
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oeeded for HuaUncton B-4212 turinco,eraUona. Tbls I• NB reataurant aeeka Secy/F\ao/briteSll,100
Blada i.w P'lrm. Caaual a rare apportunlty ror .....,Uc people to fill Li& Reinden Aceocy
•lO*Pb•re. l•l•l H · MISSBH~B • tbe rtlllt peraoo who sen full • P.T . poaltlons. «mBirc:b Ell 'M EOE
perlene• neeauary . Mui& 7w:ood 4tMna dealtn 11 Implement cooka. counter help. N!•"'W"'RU
Wary comeQltutate w"b teUll'd. 'I PU'ICIGDel ~ed production cubJers. dell worken,, liiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill ....,.ece. I.alt for &ae Dired.cr. ertwae Babk. •yat.ana for electrical & delivery people. Call for,,
M14Ml. 7 U Nor t b E" u c 11 d , "1drolic producta. The appt. 851-lSCll. Seu .. _, jllec.
• -.AL-"R-.. •v ~no'~•lm . ltl·UIO. ~applicant ~Ill Relta&raftt Career oppty, In faat·
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,...,_ ... , 1mall com-tiesa•••JP.T. port cllrectlr to the time. Good Hlary "xlnt mml nrm. R.eclulr .. top ~ Top .. ~'7142 DIMwry bltWMD Coeta caotral manaier. befteflta. Call 54t -m7. lldUa (alltbad .,, typln1 '""-~· .._. •La....._. Mo.s.· s.s.u:. detlrable, b"t s.ln:apndl Reetaurant, 75>. Sound prot.-k>Dal
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972-4710, 83l·L257
Swfboud, Hot Stussy
\llrtn fin. 5'8", with New
"1tve design. Xlnt. cond.
l#ltra-lite P ro series.
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FUR ~ Jacket.
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U Dwican Phyfe din-
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Energy Pyramid,
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·8881, 957.5534
SCIAILETS
AllSIOS
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Sell or tr.c:te for Van or am 4·•••d %
car. 18' ftab boat, cntr h •rllllialoll 11711 Beach Blvd. console, dpth finder, 65 HUNTINGTON BEACH
HP Mere. nu lrlr. wench A'9o m.ltceUaneoua 240Z, 14J..JOOO
&: 1rl bail fnr. SeU '1650. 2llOZ~81-5U7 ---------
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.......... I ·~ BUI doors L &: R $.W. PAID FOi a.... tOSO ea.'73Ldoorl50. GOOD&CLIAH ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 540-1783
qe la nothin1 new. CHARTER. 48' Lwuuioua l& Lincoln Contlllental
HYI her husband Sailinl Yacht. Fully partt for ule. Hood, our of ... years equipped. Sleeps 10. 2 pill, doora. bumpera,
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mazda day mlnimwn. '500 per wbeel1 w /new tires,
day. 213/187·7327 or ra.cliator, power seal,
211112'7-'lllZS new brak•, radio, air
9060 ~r. rear deck ,..__,._ ....__ 64 ... 1700 lid, all ill lood condiUon. -------------
UdoHiifiaT· 9800 . -.-. NS-~14· WANTED!
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1---------iPutlns Ou& 12 Chev. ~ i..t. model Toyotu and -11..-------,-U. '4 W~ Tm. All°" Part Ut-7874 Vol v 01 Cal I u 1
100 watt auper _, 151-1150 mydme TOOAYI 11 · bn!A, 1977 model.
lllre new. Hardly J.S' Plldftca lib, trlr, alnt W • n t • d : T o Y o t a
llllO. lbuea elenrlc cand. '810/080 Lmdc:naerdoon.
ar. Profe11lonal '31·1119 Jett: ta-OCNI
with Tree of Llfe lttt ...._ ••• up to the neck. Sebatnewtalla, Ute new,..__... . c .... ......
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'76 Super Beetle Convt.
yellow, mags, new tires.
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Makeolfer. 535·5865. '77 530l 4 r:.: .. Dove Street 5e-8847. 1 ' Wanted Hon d a c a r NEWPOllT_BEACH '118 Ford llu1tana. new EXCELL . NT! .uJ'I0.72, N.eoo with blown 71J..0f00 ..... UMcl low mil•, (5Z3 RZI) eallne 531_. n•••••••••••••••••••• mot«, mint cond. 12350.
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