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Home My WebLink About1980-11-27 - Orange Coast PilotVOL. 7J, NO. 332, S'5ECTIONS, 104 PAGES ORANGE COVNTY, CAllFOANIA """"" Tlta1 ..... n.g TWENTY·FIVE CENTS For smne, it's~ first 'DIGnkSOIVlng By the Astoela&ed Press Cooks at a Fort Chaffee. Ark .. refugee camp for Cubans cooked black beans and rice and descendants of the Pilgrims re· hearst1d for an annual pro· cession as the nation got ready for J'..hrut~&ivjng Day .. _ Macy's 54lh Thanki:ig1vlf\g Day parade. a movable medley Qf human and balloon celebrities and marching bands and floats . was set to roll down New York's Broadway. Two million people were expected to line the route, with anotber 80 million viewing on television. At the same' Ume, lights and colored balls already were being hung on giant spruces and pines, whose first lightings --many of them Thursday night -official· ty signal. t h e s tart or the Chris~ season. , "Thanks1ivtng is being squeeud and made a minor mo- m e'n t in a process that culm,nates in Christmas and one that -now starts a week or so before Thanksgiving," said one disgruntled holiday burr, American Studies Chairman Albert.Stone from the University or Iowa. Officials at Fort Chaffee said they would ser ve the camp's 6 ,800 Cubans their first American-style Thanksgiving meal consisting of turkey. cran· berry &auce and giblet gravy Black beans and rice -tradi· tional Cuban staples -would be served In place of dressinf, In AUanta, the local chapter or the Southern Chris tian Leadership Conference planned l ts annual Poor People 's Thanksgiving Day Dinner al the Wheat street Baptist Church. Later In the day. about 250,000 people were expected at Allan· -ta 's traditional "lighting of the great tree'' atop a downtoWWt>de· partment s tore. This year 's Christmas tree is a 100-foot great northern white pine with a SO-foot 1Jpread from the Nor\b Georgia mountains. A restaurant in Hagerstowa, Md .. d ecid e d t o hold it,1 Thanksgiving celebration one day early. dishing out free lunches on We dnesday . B\ll turkey wasn't on the menu. The Country Life Natural Foods and Vegetarian Restaurant served vegetable and fruit salads, a meatless chili-noodle casserole and a soy-millet loaf <See THANKS, Page AZ) Trab~co blaze yiel -. CefrfJral ing liecause ·s h e's a kin - dergartener at Anderson School. Sarah Ire t on got .participate in a special Thanksgiving obser vance that has become a tradition at the Newprot Beach school. See photos, Page Bl. Doctor's (X)nf e ssion ·recounte d * * * Raging inferno ,.. • continues SAN BERNARDINO !AP> - Winds up to ·so m ph flung flames from one town to another Wed- nesday and forced the evacua- tion of a mountain hamlet. as on e of the . wors t-flock of 'brushfires in So u thern California's history raged out of control for a third dlly. Four 1Jeople have died and more than 350 homes have gone up in smoke as 65,000 acres have been cons umetl by 10 fires fa nned by the treacherous southerly airflow called the San· ta Ana or "devil winds" that s weep down from t he moun· ta ins. Damage is estimated al S44 million and officials say the rash or fires. engaging about 12,000 firefigfiters. is one or the worst in Ca liforfiia history. Dell' -,..... .., ..,., .. __ A paramedic who helped treat the dying wife of Huntington Harbour surgeon Louis Alaia testified Wednesday that the murder defendant admitted he was the one who stabbed his former wife and Long Beach al· torney Marvin Tincher last June 13. Huntington Beach paramedic Edward Terrell told jurors In Superior Court Judie Byron McMillan'• courtroom tbat when he arrived at the woman's waterfront home that night, he found Alaia giving her cardio- pulmonary resu!!citalton where An 1 lth blaze broke out Wed· nesday 100 mi les to t he northwest in the Los Padres Na· tional Forest and rapidly burned more than 2,000 acres ln Ventura County. Officials uld winds were light and the nearest s truc· lures were ranches two miles away. Seven air tankers and 100 men were ri~hling the fire in steep terrain BILLOWING BLACK SMOKE RUSES HUNORE:. OfS NET AaovE MOOJEMA PEAK WEDNESOAY Partial contelnment reported for~.~ Trebuco Canyon fire: alerta canceled Robbins sex acts told she lay in the kitchen "Who did this?" Terrell said he asked Alaia. charged with the "It's a good velocity. that's ~hat's pushtnJ.! the fire," said Dave Gt!arhart, a t: ~ f<'orest Service spokc•sman in the San Hernardino National Forest . "With wand rondit1ons hk(• that, we just try to protect o,tructures. because we can 't be verv <'ffec- t1 ve a~aanst the fire ltscJ(" Teen f.(irl cla i~ encounler 1ath senator double slayincs "I did," he <1u1d the defendant told him Terrell. called by proserutor Richard Farnell to the witness stand, said Aluia told another paramedic not to bother giving aid to Tincher. 50 . who la) nearby, but lo Instead help him with his ex-wife /\s the 13,000-acre l'an1m;11na Fire• moved o ut 11f San Rernard1no and into the rural town of Oc•vore Wedncsdav. "'tnds c;h1fted and started north "I don't care about him, help me with her." Te rrell quoted Alaia. (Sfi> BLAZES. Pal(e A21 The defense and prosecution * * * SACRAMENTO (APl A key prosecution witness against state Sen. Alan Robbins said she engaged in oral copulation with the senator in his Capitol office when she was 16, accord1nR to a grand jury tram;cript. A not her witness told grand Jurors that when she was 17. Robbins trit>d to molest her and later offered her SI.CM)() to go to bed with him Rohbms. 37. was indicted Oct. already have said that the c·ase Wgu k against the orthopedll' surgeon na eeps .... ·v-w*~h is "no whodunit " ~I The defendant has plcacicd both innocent and innocent hy • r~::~n or insanity to the slay-on canyon, hillton The defense has contended r that Alai a. who suffers from ·a disease known as narcolepsy. or an uncontrollable urge to ~lleep, took medication which caused a nx ietiet y , tension and aggressiveness. Earlier this week, Alaia's two children, aged 9 and 11. testified that their parents argued pnor to the slayings of Margy Lou Alala, 37, and Tincher, 50. The youngsters said Alaja had come lo the home to pick them (See ALAJA, Page A2) Laguna Beach fire and police personnel are patrolling Laguna Canyon and hilltop areas in an effort lo head off any fires in hazardous sections or the city. With men and equipment tailed this week to help fight the frabuco Canyon fire, off-duty firemen and policemen, volun· teer firemen and Explorer scouts are on standby alert, of· ficials said. Police officers are patrolUng Coast's P e ter DePaolo the Temple Hills and Ar c h Beach Heights areas, while firemen are checking the Laguna Canyon area, t hey said. Residents are being asked to be careful near brush areas and lo call the fire department if they observe vehicles or people In those areas. The Lagun a Beac h Fire Department's e mergency phone number is 494-1155. Indy race kgend dWs T he man who first broke the magic century mark at Indy wlth a clockin1 of 101.13 mph ln 1925 lo win with a record speed that stood for seven years, Peter DePaoJo, bu dJed at 82 after a lon1 nme... News ol ~e onellmt aut.o rac· ln1 1reat'1 death Wednesday mornlnt of cancer was an- nounced by his son, Tom De Paolo ot La1una Beach. No formal funeral services will be beld for Mr. D•Paolo, a Pbll•delphia native who fell In loYt •8rl1 wtt.b t.be romance ol UM raff tnek and followed It moet ol .. Ufe. He ltav• Ida wll• Sally, wtth wbom he lived &a La1una Hilla, not far from th• 1011 courae he " burned up almosl as rast as lhe speedway track in his heyday. Hia wlMing mark a little over 100 mpb survived for seven years before lt was surpassed at a time when a u tomotlve technolo1y waa Improving by leaps and bouncb. Kit• Indy racing career waa a lmost cut short in lhl when he was hotpltall1ed ln aerioua COG• dltlon due to an accident durin1 a quaW)'int run on tb• old brfck track. But lt dlftn't alow him much. DePaolo browbeat hi• doctors untlJ they •treed to let him be driven by.ambulance back to the track and he watched the start from 1 atretcher, wavln1 to tbe crowd. • •'They can't keep a good man down," he was to tell a Daily Pilot sports reporter dur ln1 another bout with doctors more recently ln San Clemente General Holpital. The pixlelsh man with gnome· like eyes -he wu popular on the speaking fervlce In later r.ears -was ~ nepbew of rac· n1 1reat Ralph DePalma ,and he roade shotpn aa a mechanic for him. Hta drivin1 career Hme to an end ln Spaln in 1934 after a partlcularl1 Hrloul racln1 acci· dent that, u M "'d later, "put the lllbtl out for 11 da)'t." "Even an 'J.lallaD' Ilk• me <&MD& PAOLO, Pa1e.U> 31 on four counts of sexual in· tercourse with » minor , five counts of oral copulation with a minor and one count of attempt ect sexual intercourse wi th a minor The ('barges involve alleged sexual encounters with two rn- year-old girls and one 17-year· old girl over a period of about a year. Robbins has pleaded inno cent If convicted. he could face up to six years in prison. Release of the grand jury transcript made publit' the de tails or complaints made by (.l eg 1na fl . C ullimore o f Sacramento and Susanna Della Casa of Rancho Cordova Much or the testimony of the third girl . Lori Terwilliger of Sacramento. was covered i'n a court affidavit thal was released earlier. Eight of the charges against Robbins stem from al· leged encounters with her. Ms . Cullim ore told grand jurors that she was a 16-year-old student intern at the Capitol in ..early 1978 when Robbins in· troduced himself lo her on the Senate noor and told her. ··u you ever need any help or anything, just come up and see me." She said she went to his office one day, and Robbins "fondled my breasts" and then "loosenc>d h1 ~ tie and . unzipped hi s pants and took them down I orally copulated him." She said he urged her lo spend the weekend with him but she refused. Ms . Dell a Casa told the grand jur y that s ht' met Robbins through her sister. Rosa, who was a volunteer workinJ;? in Rob- bins' office. She said Robbms picked her up at American River College 1n Sacramento one day in June 1978. when she was 17 and look he r lo her home in nearby Rancho Cordova. Ms. Della Casa said she went lo gel Robbins a glass of water and when she turned around he had "his belt undone and his zi p· per down.·· lie told her he want- ed to have sex with her. she said. "He started grabbing al me ... "·she said. "He pushed me back up against the sink and he grabbed me from my breasts " She said Robbins took one or her hands and put il in his pants before she managed to break free and run to a neighbor's home. She said Robbins did not follow het. Ms. Della Casa said s he saw Robbin11 later and asked him for a reference so she could get a $1,000 loan at a bank. "He said that he knew a way I could make ~t without going through the bank," she testified. "He said if I -if I spent the night with him at his apart· ment." She did not say whether she accepted the offer. Robbins Is char~ed with attempted In· <See ROBJUNS, Pa1e AZ> 'GIFTClJIDE' OFFERS TIPS Gin itvin1 exemplJfles. the holiday •P-1rlt. Today 1 Dally PJlot salutes th1t 1plrtt with a look at hollda,y &if\ ideaa on the Oranae Coast. Look for "Glft Gulde, .. • 44· P•I• 5•aJ m1111lne MCtJon · conta 1tor1e1 a nd picture. about hol ay 1U'tl from Jew.ary to1lnliftltele1ram1. Firenien • • grumng control By DAVID KUTZM ANN Of 1111 O•llY Pilot 51•11 Orange County fire offi cials reported partial containm<·nt of the 23.000-acre Trabuco Canyon brus h blaze Wednesday afternoon after adayofa1rand land assaults in rugged South County terrain An Orange County f'ire Oepartm~nt spokesman s aid the brush fire. which sent plumes of ash and smoke over southern Orange County again Wednes· day , was about 40 percent con- tained Fire Information Officer Chuck Murphy said hand crews woul~ continue to work• through the night with more containment of the blaze expected by today. Voluntary evacualion alerts for the exclusive Cot.o de Cua and Modjesk a Canyon areas were called off, fire officiala said. "The fire JUSt went nght past Coto de Caza.'' one spokesman said. At one point TUeaday night. firefighters battled flames that edged up to the backyards of several expensive homes in the isolated south county communi· ty A s udden. favorable s hift in wind direction sent flames io another direction · A force of more than 1,200 firefighters wc•rc reported on the lines Wednesda} as the blnzf' burned into Hear Trap Canyon near Santiago P~ak on the north a nd between Bl'll and Crow tanyonson the south Murphy said flamt''> were sliU moving slowly toward Modjeska Canyon. but there was no im· mediate threat to homei-. there On the south, tht• fire also was still reported to he moving to ward the Ortega llighway ont> and a half miles away Aerial tankers and hand l'rews did most of the hcav) work Wed - nesday, especially along the northwest flank near Santiago Peak. The fire swe pt into Orange County early Tuesday after be· ing sparked on the Riverside County side of the hne Monday night. With wind gusts of up to 60 mph, the names rained down on Holy Jim and Upper Trabuco canyons. forcing evac-uation of the few residents in those areas and burning several structures, including vacation cahins in Holy Jim Canyon. The fire at one time also threatened to destroy the Joplin <Sff FIRES, Page A2) Co as• We ather Fair and clear through Friday. Overnight lows In the 408, with highs In 709 and 80I along coast and In· land. INSIDE ...... ~ "t' TM mQyOr• Of Cotto M~IO ond N~ B«JCI! or• QOino to find out how tlw otlwr hol/ U~• tdwft thitJI mtch Jobi /or o do11. Sn ~AS. l•tlex 'J • .. ~-_,, ... • • ·'Rest ~f the ·county' Still protected •• 8y GLalN 9COTT ' 111 ... .,,... ........... . mort' fl refl11htc r ure di• patch I tQ th Trabuco Cawiyoo wlldf,re. prot c Uon lo uth r paru al Or•n~t> County may &et llHh:h I thm But an official ror I t ho count) fire department • claunf'd Wt'dnn day that protec· • • s llun won•t breu •• . Gent' rally. the cov raae II th~ same ~ if we dld11't have lbetie ftres," said Biil Smith. ad mlnastra uve lier'Vices officer for tbe rountfllre•m·· •• ,u.-....au aa. 4f'I ... ""' .,,..,..... &ak• over operatlon of c:ouaty atJona 1r ol.ber fwl-Ume work.,. are called to lhe rront lln• ID 1peU weary collta&l.M!JI in the Trabuco rlrt. Jn a (ew CHtl. tbe relerv• alrtady are In charae, M aald, but only in th• s maller, 1euonaJ 1tations whtire the reservea live and work cloae to the fire sta- tloll.I. la IDGlt. c .... , he explained, olf ·d11tY ftreftebtett have been caned ~btck to nn \n ror those who are at the Trabuco fire. The department has about 375 fu.lltlmers. ·•we·r~ paying a lot or over · time."~ said. The COWlty's overtime budget ror t he 1980-81 fiscal year is $789,34~. When adopted last sum- m er by the c:ounty Board or * * * t 'rnltt Pag., ,, I FIRES ... Boys Ranch in Trabuco' Canyon. a re habilitation fac ility for youth. Seventy-five residents of t he camp were evacutaled early Tuesday when flames crept close to the perimeter of t he · camp before lurn.flg in another direction. Estimated damage to struc- tures and equipm ent in the three-day-old btaze has been put al $165,000. The only injury that has been reported was to a bulldozer operator Tuesday night, who suffered minor cuts and bruises wheJl his dozer overturned on a steep hillside. Because th e blaze has scorched ruggea, inaccessible terrain, fire fighting efforts have been hampered. Murphy said t hat a lthough mo r e containm e n t o f t he blaze is expected today, full con· trot of the blaze is still con· sidered unlikely t hat soon. Firefighters from throughout Sou.the'rn Ca lifor nia a nd San Francisco have bee n battling the blaze. OMIY ~I ... ~-lly G"'Y .......... AIR TANKER HEADS HOME AFTER DROPPl.NG RETARD.ANT Radio relay equlpmen~ on Santiago Peek Saved f ' rotM P19' . l I t 'rotn 1•~ l I DE PAOLO Bl"'AZES UNCONfROIJ,ED. • • had to get the message then." he quipped. Mr. De P(\olo was always non- chalant a bout winning the 1925 Indianapoli s Me m o rial Day classic. becauo.;e drving 100 miles per ho ur for five hours didn 't mean muc h and-the re were.no supt>r st cirs. 1,;3St .\ ·inl .md hcick uph11l 11mard thl' rno11nt.11n hamlet~ of Hi m 11r1•'.>I ·111d T\~ln l'eak.., The <•n 1r1 t1m11 111111f\·nf !t11t1 Fort•..,t •iu111I ,')(• hnirw, Ill mill•-; l'a"I Of 111 , 111" '' • .., ,., ;1( uatt•d 1: 111 1-'111 • -.1 1" kine! of <• kc·~ 11 , 1 ,.J" 11·11• n<l1ng on thl' 11111 .11d I ~ Fort'"' St-rv1tt• i; 111kt•. 1 11 l>;I\ 111 Flohr T hi· ht•' l..1• l•• 1ump lltghwav IK hdon 11 11·Jd1•'-. Lht twu town!'> hut Flohr s:11rl '11 11!!1 .... ~l\' IR f 'Ollldn I ph;i-.1· 11 In fad, lhc flames played hopscotch back and fo rth a<-ross 1bterstate iSE outside Devore on •'flednt>c;dn v f'ir"fil?ht~·rs put up 'I .;11l <'l';.,f11l t•.u I ~ rn11rn1nl.! <;t.11111 a l IH·von · T h•· '!.•m l'~ r.1tl'd to t he> rlnor ,, ,, .. 111 scvt•ral ho mes I 1\'.t1'> hunll'll trl'''" turned lo qmokrng ... l umps hut flrl'fighler~ kept .111 but on<' ht1use and two ~ara~l'" lrorn lhe fl ames Th(' I t!iE freeway, a maJor hnk between San Be rna rdino And C1·ntral California. opened 11 n d <'111-;ed 1nt e r m1ttcntl y through the day. Most roads into the ;Hl'a "'ere closed. i ncludin~ ·Highway 330 to Bi g Rear. '&llhough residents were allowed t o use them to get out. Windlt. which had gusted up to 100 mph when lhe r1re first brokf' out Monday, hovered between '10 t 'rom f•ngf• l I ALAIA ... up for 11 weekend v1s1t hul gr<'w ttng ry when his former wife told h im lw could not havl' thc rn befon• Sunday Tht•v s aid an ar~u ml•nt ensued cturrn·~ wh1<:h the c1c f<'ndant gr abbed a knife from a kitchen rack Th<.' daughte r. Mana. 9. .,aid s he hE;r father s tab he r rnothe r ,ind lhen allack Tincher. seated an another room . Mrs. i\laia, sep arated from the physician in November 1978, died from a sta b wound to tht• a bdomen . Tin ch er s uffcrc•1I • multiple slab wounds . I • • J l ORANGE COAST ,,... or.,.. '"'''' 0....1. p, .. , "'''" -~·'" t\ comt>1ff\lmrd '"" ~, . ..,, Preu '' Pubht'-CI b• 1"-' g,.~ .. CN\I p,ftM,~•no ComP4tnY S.0.1•t• ld!tiOf'f\ .,. "°"C:Wtv.<I MoN.Mt Ou~ ~ft0.y to' (e\1111 Mf'W H•wport ltM'ft Hwnt1~ l••<l'I '' ""'"'!" v,.11,., ''"'"•· t..••wn• fl••U'I .,,,-,...,t~ ~\t A \l~tf' r~~·· eCIHIOf" " OJiubh\f'Wl-n ,,.lu-tO••' •IWI Suf'l<I••' '"• ptinc IH I f>'ibll\"'•"Q 1)4.tnl I\ •f ))0 Wrr\I a • ., "'"' p 0 •o• tMO. (O')t• M•\4' <•llfornl• •1U• ••MrlH WMd Prt\10.l'lt •nd Pvt)l1\N>t Th•mtt ICttYll £d•10' ftMfft•\ & Mtit~N MAl\.tQH\4 (OlllN ~tlnM.LM'I A'\.1''°1H'4 ~-0 "'O E•ttor- OfflCH Co.I• ~w no Wo• 94Y "'"' H~:t:(~O~~~~ ;.-:(~ =-.~!. Telepllone (71•)142-4321 CllHlfled Advertl9lng 142-6111 a nd 50 mph through much of the dav irr Devore. But e lsewhere. ·fire fi ghters thankfully noted on the day before Thanks giving that winds were down to 25 mph. pNmitting aircraft to bombard l hl! Panorama Fire below Rim Forest and the ma~si vc 22.400· atre Indian Truck 1'~1re an the Cleveland NationC:tl For est. H o w eve r . the Nal1onal We ather Service warned that the capricious winds would pi ck up again. then die down again on Thanksgiving Day. And rising winds later Wednesd ay torced rancellations or subsequent air t anke r flights over Rim Forest. Fl<>hr sa id As winds aba t e d . three .,mailer fires in San Diego. Ma libu and Coron a were con· t rolle d Wednesda y , and four m ore m San Berna rdino. Orange and Riverside counties we re held twO their previous size During the ni g ht o n the P anorama Fire. temperatures ·got so low that s pray from f1re hoses turned to ace. "A little more of this and w e'll be fighting it with snowballs," said For es t Service c rewm a n Mike Daunton Firefighters vis ited the San Be rnardino County Med ical Cente r trailer from m1dmght lo 6 a .m . suffering from cinders m their eyes. Lt. Eug ene Allender of the San Bernardino Fi re Depart· ment described the battle scene: "Ove rhead it was like someone had pulled the shade over the sun . It was like night. Then sud- denly it was like day a gain when the sky turned white like a sheet of paper from the light of the ho mes a block away going up in flames .. The Panorama fire has caused an estimated $26.8 m illion in structural damage and burned $6.5 million worth of wuter shed. fa re officials Raid the worst single fire !Once tht.• disastrous 1977 Sunta Rarbur u fire, which des troy cd or dnmuK<'d 280 homes und d id $33 million damagl'. * * * "There wasn't any banquet or fancy pa rties Sall y and I went a cross the s treet to the drug store and had a malte d milk," ..-he recalled in one interview. He finally retired as a driver in the late J930s but, his name re- mained affi liated with auto rac· ing for decadci. and he was wide· ly known a s an exec1,1t1ve in the auto industry Durin~ World War I Mr De Paolo was an J\rrny J\1r Corps mechanic and when World War II broke out he re enlis ted as a mechanic<1 I s upervisor cind was dischaq.(('d from thl' Air Force as a lieutenant tolom·I. In add1t1on lo his widow Salh-. he is surv1 \ ed hy his .,on and · a da ughter, Mrs Nancy Jenson. both of Laguna lkach and l'1ght g ra ndchildren 1:rom f•ffg«• l I THANKS ••• C.W "Fat Daddy" Nelson of Murrells lnlel. SC . is n 't plan n1ng to ser ve turk e~ a t his Thanksg1v 1n g D ay d inner . eithe r Nelson. who owns a seafood marke t . inv11ed 4.000 people to a fish fry to raise m o ney f o r th <' S hr1ners' hos pitals. Presid e nt ('lec t R o n a ld Reagan planne d t o ha v t' Thanksgiving dinne r al his seclud ed r anch near Sa nta Bar bara with his wife. Nancy, a nd two of h is three r hildren. President Carter and his ram1 l y planned a traditio n a l Thanksgiving dmner. their las t a t dh c C a m p 0 a v 1 cl . M d . ret reat. Some holiday enthus ias ts were planning to burn <>ff T ha nksgiv- ing l)ay calories ·at turkey trots. Turkey on run Firemen to ""' fixin's They m ay not h11ve llnt n tablecloth11, rootb11 1l f'ame11 on color t elevision or wran<1m11 '11 pies, but firefighte rs buttlln& lhf' T rabuco Canyon fire In Oramati County apparently wlll havt1 at turkey dinner. County orrtclals coordlnatln1 the massive Job of cookln• meals for the hun1ry and of\en exhausted flrerlghter11 said W~d nesday they are \J\•k ln1 pl1n1 to set an Impromptu Thank11lvlna table tor2,000 people. Th at table may be a 1ranltc rock or a sideboard or 1 duaty fire engine for som e or the troops. But they'll h e all the candleU&ht the)' ever wa ed. Robert r.tmhon, 1uperwlaln1 buyer ror th• county. 11ld the rederal covemment la scheduled to help out. with th• mealmalllna 11tartin1 with today11 dinner, but tlui 1•1111111 ~ "l'J'"rontly will ~till ltJt I 11 111l1u•u11 of ll\u in unu. H 01111 MllllMllon r1tn1Alns. he u l•t. "W~'ll 1rnan11e for a lurk t1)' dlnoor '' 'l'hti llmutrunmtr < ~o. or Santa Ana t1H Jlrt11•art1d rnul• •Ince Morull•)' M•r•hon ••Id th• coun· ty 111 1>aylne1 thtt uQ m11any 91.85 ror uch 11rvln1. lnt1ludln• Wed- nHdl)l'A pepl)t)r •leak dtnner. Al John1un, who w th Peu.I Karapetian 111 runnlnf the rooct prepanlton for Roadrunner. Hid Wednetday he w11n't 11ure how he will prepare th• bird. ''Whether It'• a rolled turkey or • real turkey, l don't know what I'll do )let," he said. But hf said the flrefl1htera will 1et more mashed potatoes and ve1ttable1. They may PUI on the after· dinner cl11ra, tttou.ch. Supervlao111. It was intended to laat thtough June 1981 . Already, thou1h, the county has had three major brush fires and it ian 't .. clear whether the budget will cover all of the extra expenses. ' Sm ith said the overtime is paid primarily during the heavy fire danger period and there are "per iods we can get a long without It." But the county prob- ably couldn't come close to that figure were it not for the mutual ·~--· ......... $1 ,000 OFFER FOR'SEX? St.te Sen•tor Robbin• "' f 'rortt Puge . 1 •. _ ROBBINS ... tercour se with a minor in he r case . Rosa Della Casa . who was over 18 al the lime. tes tified that Robbins propOsilioned her and her sister when he look" the m to dinnerone night in June 1978. "He was trying to pers uade us both to go to bed with him that night." she said "He was jump- ing from one side of tht! t able to lhe other We we re both C1 ghtin~ him off. It was crazy." She said that the Varr Nuys De m ocra t described part s nf their bodies tha t ht• liked and that he told her he would like to perform oral copujation on her "I don't know how to s ay this." she s aid. "He was really very crude." Asked by the prosecutor if Robbins appeared to be drunk. she !->aid' "No. he \\ a!-n 't drunk Re lieve me . he acts th•~ \\a\ in the o rrice. \\ he never · · ci t which poml ~hl' was tut off b~ the µro~wcutor . s ince her un ... 1.1.er 1.1.~nl h<.·yond the scope of h1~ question Hobbins tried to keep the g ra nd Jury tra nsl'ript sN-rt•t . sa v ang the publicity woulrl hurt h1~ c hances of getting a fair 1 ri a I n ut a Superior Court JUdg e re fus<•ll to M~a l the transcript, and on Wednesday. the Jrd Dlstn<:t Court of Appl·al. .... 1thout com· m cnt. also refused to seal the documl'nt. 1-5. reope ned \O AL I NG A (J\P I Thanksgiving Eve travelers de toured bumper-to-bumper over counlrv road~ Cor 12 hours after a toxic acid k ak from a truck wn•ck dosed Interstate 5 in the r entral San Joaquin Valle} Wed ne s d ay. The primary l ink bet ween northern and southe rn Ca l1fnrnia was reopened at 2 p m nftcr h azardous carbolic a<'td wa s remov-ed fro m a w rc•ckl•d t anker . the hili(hway pal n1lannoun ced~ aid agreement.a that aupply ex· tra reaourcea lo the firerlghtine effort. The coWlty has a1reements with many of its cities , othe r counties and other eoverment.al agen cies lo trade resources dur- ing emergencies. Thus, there are engines and companies rro m Fountain Valley to La Mesa Cin San Diego County) combing the dirt and asphalt roads of the canyon ( Pilot Le19book J country. A flve-en1lne 1trtb team from San Francisco rolled into the camp early Wednesday. All of tbe donatln1 aovern· ments pay their own workers' salaries and other expenaes. The federal 1overnment also has joined forces with Orange County and other fire-ravaced southland counties, flying in firefighters and other supp0rt personnel Wednesday. The day Roscoe got his stripes By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of -o.lhl ,.. ... SI.aft Retired Costa Mes a Police Sgt. Roscoe L. Broad is composing a thank-you letter this Thanksgiving Day. It's a tough t.ask for a man to whom words don't com e easily. ABOUT 1,208 P EOPLE turned out recently for the Hawaiian-born lawman's unofficial sendoff. Among them was a Hawaii state senator who flew in from th~ ·'lands just for the day. Broad's comp:Act body is still lean and rock solid al 58, almost the same as it was when he was 17 and a U .S. Army Ran ger in the South Pacific right after Pearl Harbor. As a soldier he took his share of enemy sentries out of this life with his big, powerful hands. In his .,career as a policem an. the s ame hands delivered seven babies. a record that still stands hereabouts . THROUGHOUT HIS YEARS as a police officer . Broad encountered hun· dreds of troubled vounszsters. some of whom came to see they were headed for trouble and came to call him uncle . "Uncle Roscoe turned 'em around . . Uncle Roscoe pulled 'em back," he says. chuckling at a joke veteran lawmen tell. "Hey Roek. how many nephews and nieces you got?." one colleague in another town asked one day." "I run into them all the time and they're Hawaiian. Mexican and even black " ROSCOE IS NOT ASHAMED to admit as a boy he pe rhaps was heade d for trou ble . but h~ wat ched a seasoned is land cop and followed hi s example The island pol1t<'man was his own father. he related m a paper written for a police science course some years ago He got an A grade on that laboriously composed work. But some of hil\ other academic tests didn't turn out so well. because Uncle Roscoe isn't a wizard with words. He was a wizard with people and their problems. He got his training in the streets. not from a police academy text· book. "HE'S A R f:i\L 1ns t1tution." says Costa Mesa Police Sgt Walt Silver But Uncle Roscoe. policeman of the year in 1968. never m ade seq~eanl. Ile re tired Nov. l as a senior patrolman. not knowing there were forces at work to change that and to finally give Uncle Roscoe sergeant's stripes. The announcement was made as he stood there a t his unoffi cial sendoff. a little misty-eyed that so many friends 1.1. ould ga the r. his burl) neck buried in garlands or crimson fl ower leis "That was such a s hork ... " he kept s aying af· ter1.1. ard. CIDEF ROGER NETH says t here is no extra retire- ment money with it. but the s ys tem that demands that a m an pass a test with the right words to wear sergeant 's s tripes also can bestow them on one who ser ved s o well. "'lf J had 30 guys like him. I could retire all the rest of us ... Chief Neth obser ved. The applaus e rattled the raf· ters. Sergeant Broad stood there. wordless . Former Costa Mesa Police Lt. Austin ::irnith, now director of the Criminal Justice Training Center al Golden West College an llunt1n gton Beach. perhaps put it best : "\'Ol! TAKF. A Gt'Y hke Roscoe. he really wanted to be a cop He wasn't in 1t JUSt for a job .... Uncle Roscoe s ays he is writing a note of thanks lo the chief and his fellow officers because he was sort of tongue- tied the day he finally made sergeant. "I couldn't sa y nothing .... "he explained . Newport Surf and Sport ====We Carry the lest All Year LOllCJ--....... ~ OP, Gotcha. Dolfins, Offshore, Stubbles, O'Neills, Rip Curl , IZOD , Merw, Puwdemorn, T-Shlrts, Swutshlrts, Four Play, A-Smite, T opslclers and much more. MIWft atore ltont 2 ltore 3 2tt4 Newpoft llvd. !!19 210~ Mertne Ave. lo'*' Coe .. '9u8. Neiwpoft •Heh iiim lelboe , ... net C.... .... ..... WHllUilnlllrllll .., .. 1 .. ........ .., , 175-7174 l'n-7128 141-GIU "'1i .. .; ... ~o.;;11y:. ............ ~ ... ~Deltr;;;. .... ..;•;•;'~MMll;;;;; .. ;~D;lilll~';.. .................... ~· ~. NcMfnOer 17, 1MO Their show went On 'll_ood' WAllllNGTON (AP> - Al••riaa lalena .. larlH held "lateDlivt aad . •HfUI" d•t· t .... km ......... 0.partJMDt offldah • tM lraa hoat.,• crtlll ····••1 ud ... ~ t.llat all 11 A..rteaa captlv• are in IOOd he.iu.. · Staie Departlnent s))Ok•maa Joha Tl'attntr refund to describe the dlacuaalou any furti.er ncept to 1ay that the emillaari• ~ht clarification of •·certain upec\3" of U.S. pro- posab wblch were forwarded to Iran two weeks a10. Trattner aaid the three· member A11erlan team authorised the chlef of the American delefatlon, Deputy Secrttary of State Warren Christopher, to report that all the bostaces are well. The UnUed States has had Ut-1 tie reliable information recently about ttie hoeta1ea' well-bein), partially because of a sue. pension In mail deliveries from 1 the hoetages since September. The cutoff resulted from the out· break of the war between Iran and Iraq. Trattner s poke with reporters after the Algerians had spent 5..,; hours in discuss·ions with Christopher and four other top A11terican officials. Ae said a Thanksgiving Day meeting also was planned. Other officials said Christopher may brief President Carter at Camp David after Thursday's session. By A&THUa a. VINSEL Of ............... TM )'ear I• 1930, the Great DepreHlon, and your daqhter's 1waln la.a theaplan of torts from JndJanapoU.., lately in musical comedy, vaudeville, medicine thowa and the opera sta1e. How would you reel about her chances for marital happi· n•l7 . Well, so"wouJd any other ri1hteous father or mother. But the couple Uved b..applly ever after. and today Richard Roland R1pter and bis: best s upportinl lady for the lut half-century c.tebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. "OV• CHILDaEN A&E GIVING a wina·dina at the church,·• says the bearded former thespian in his best baritone, which he faithfully exercises every Tuesday n.iabt in a Coastline Community College group, the Golden Timers. . The Rapiers, of 338 Broadway, Colla Mesa, where they moved 19 years ago.-were married on Thanksgiving Day simp- ly because the holiday gappened to be the day they wanted to get married, says Mrs. Rapter. They met in Indianapolis. "When he was 9 and l""1as 3," says Bonita Rapier, 70, ad- ding that it took some years before the chemistry began bubbl- ing. Rapier , now 76,' already was•an established entertainer of sorts, having been added to his parents' lraveUng company when b~ was two or three rnonths old. Jobs were scarce during the Depression so the Rapiers con- tinued in show bustness. ''I HAD BUILT A HOUSE ON wheels when I was 17," Rapier says of their first home. "Today, it would be called a mobile home. "Oh, it made the papers wherever we went," he says, ad- ding that the home got better coverage than the plays they were a ppearing In. ·'I attended drama school and taught in Indianapolis before we were married." says Mr. Rapier, whose husband settled into other work after the Depression. He has. been a draftsman, metalworks designer, busi". nessman and manufacturer of machine tools. "WE CAME OUT HERE BECAUSE my son, Jerry Lee, de· veloped asthma," says Rapier. Jerry Lee now is a nuclear physicist living in Orange. He'll be joined by brother John, a Costa Mesa banker, and their sis· tcr, Mrs. Ellen Lou Rapier White, of Whittier, at today's an- niversary dinner. Rapier joined what was then Cannon Electric, now IT'T Can-"The Algerian delegation met with the American delegation throughout the day today to transmit and explain the Iranian position following the U.S. response to the Majlis (Parlia- ment) proposals for the release of the hostages," Trattner said. non. and retired in 1969. • ,.._ BONITA, RICHARD RAPIER CELEBAAT£ TODAY 'Wing-ding' to mark ha"-century of marriage "The Iranian position, as con· veyed by the AlJerian dele1a- tion, s~ks elarifacation of cer - tain aspects of the U .S . response" to four conditions Iran has set for the release or the hostages. 3,000 dead; 1,300 missing ltal,y's interior mmutei-fotn!:dfrompost The Algerian envoys, who have been serving as in · termediaries between the United States and lran, opened their meetings a little more than 12 hours after their arrival 'fues. day ni1ht. Fmal rite8 \ pl81llle.d for CdMarli•t \ The •hn of Corona del Mar watercolorist Charles Payzant, who died Monday at 82, will be scattered at sea Friday. Payzant. who lived In Newport Beach the past 16 years, spent 12 years in the art department at the Disney Studio and helped in the creation of such Disney films as "Snow White" and "Fantasia." Most recently he'd teamed with his author-wife Terry Shan- non Payzant, illustrating a number or her books. The author-artist pair were awarded the UCI Friends.of the Li-brary book award in 1972 for their book "Zoo Safari." A native of Canada, Payzant studied art in London and later in Los Angeles. His paintin1s were frequently displayed in local libraries and art museums. NAPLES. Ital y <A P > - Rescue teams used trained dogs Wednesday to sniCr out people buried alive in the rubble or the Italian earthquake. Europe's ·deadliest in 65 years . Interior Minister Virginio Rognoni re- si1ned, apparently in response to char1es of delay in aiding the vi di ma. The Italian military command said the death toll had reached 3,000 and 1.300 people were miss- ing after the Sunday night quake. The Interior Ministry said me>R than 2,000 bodies had been .recovered but gave no pre-cise fil(Ul"e. The Interior Ministry released the text or Rognoni 's resignation letter to Pres ident Sa ndro Pertini. He said he was quitting "to relieve the government of tens ions that would tend to frustrate its activities. which absolutely must be freely car- ried out at this time." Rognoni added, "I have a tranquil cons- cience." The Cabinet fired the govem- m e n t 's repres entative in Avellino. the hardest-hit prov- ince. and President Sandro Pertini went on national television to criticize rescue operations. "Those who failed must be punished." he declared. The reason for dismissing the official, Attilio Del Befalo, was not given. but local Communist Party officials and the press had criticized him for delays in get- ting aid lo victims. "" ........ Patrtela llbd a.arlll Onell of Ctcero. Ill .• shown ln a famllJ .-., from u.elr ~ tut Juae, ended .thelr ltolleymooa 111 11l1rk·l•fffte waters near Grand ear..-....... ...... their ....... bolt capelsed. One =··· Mtata.I "' ........ ., loc•tad by the ) - The military command said the quake injured 5.000 and left 200,000 homeless in the poverty- stricken southern region. The quake damaged the ruins of the ancient c;ity of Pompeii, Naples Archaeological Superin- tendent Fausto Zevi said in a statement. He said the ruins. 14 miles llOUl.heut of Naples, suf- fered damage in about 100 places but provided no details. Pompeii was buried under volcanic uh when nearby Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.O. The quake also destro)'.ed 1,000 objects and ctacted walls In the Naples National Museum, Zevi said. Rain fell in some parts of the disaster zone and the national weather bureau forecast heavy showers Wednesday night, turn- ing to snow by the weekend in the mountains where many villages were stricken. ''We need food and clothes but ma inly we need arms to dig," said Raffaele Farese, an elderly man in Conza. a village east of Naples where hundreds were still missing. "It would be a miracle if anybody is still alive but that digging is the only way to save anybody." Jn Lloni. a hill town east of Naples, Marta Enza stood vigil over a pile or concrete where her SemBeach eyes stale aid on pier Anticipating a s hortage of funds next s ummer, the Seal Beach City Council has decided to ask the state to consider tak- ing over the city's main beach and pier. Th~ city currently provides maintenance and lifeguard service tor the one-mile beach and the 1,800-foot pier. In the fiscal year endlna June 30, 1980, 1Jeach expen!es totaled $-483,000, while beach revenue was only SUI0,000, according to Assistant City Engineer . Jim Biery. Biery said the council voted unanimously to initiate talks with the stale about a possible takeover. He said no date for a meeting with st•te Parka and Recreation officials has been set. He also said he is unsure whether the state would want to auume responsibility for the money-toeing beach. He added, however, that the state may uLIUae dilterent beacb manatement procedures tbat could tum around the current financial picture . .. Even ii tbey don't take it over, we may learn aomethlnC from the dlteunlon Protffl," Blery said. The beach tnnafer ii one op- tion beiq ex_plorecl by tbe COUD· ell in the lace or financial Crwlch. In the Nov. 4 electlOD voters rejected ·• tu t.bat would have tenerated about S1IO,OOO for aome city Hnjee11. sister Anna a nd a 3-year·old niece were still buried. "The soldiers aren't coming here yet because onJy two ar.e buried here," said' her fiance, Sergio Brux, staring at 30 soldiers pull- ing bodies from the rubble of an apartment building. Military search tea ms rescued a woman alive nearly three days after the quake from the ruins of her home in Santomenna. near Salerno. They pulled out two others alive in Sant' Angelo dei Lombardi, north of Con~za. As international aid poured In, rescue officials credited teams o f Germa n s hephe rd dogs trained in West Germany and Swit zerland for finding sur- vivors. "Last night 12 people were pulled out alive and two of them were saved by dogs," said Lt. Col. Angelo Vastola, press s pokesman for the. Naples military command. ·'This is a village of people buried alive, how many I don't know," said Dioga Sessa, mayor of Senerchia near Salerno, aner his sister and mother were rescued, Vandals may doom HB LeBard Center Huntington Beach's commWli· ty services directbr said Wed · nesday that he will ask the city to tear down the LeBard Com- munity Center building after a second recent attack by vandals. Officials reported that hoodlums caved in walls. pulled lights fro m their sockets, damaged water meters, tore up toilets and threw chairs into the side of the building. "It is just a wanton attack." s aid Vince Moorhouse. director. "I just can't understand it. It is something for public use and a small, destructive part of the population destroys it." Moorhouse said it is not worth making thousands of dollars in repairs because of vandalism frequency. He said he as recommending that the building. which has been used for ne ighborhood group meetings, be bulldozed Moorhouse said that park fac1hties have become a target of increasing vandalism . City officials have removed restrooms at Gier Park because of continued damage. Investigators are taking fingerprints in the latest assault. If pe rpet r ators a r e ap · prehended. they stand to make restitution or work for the city to pay off dama~es . Moorhouse s aid. -. • , - 32 F-..hlon Jtland 644-IMO NeW\)Orl S.ach I 2Abscam verdicts 'rejected . PHILADELPHIA (AP) -A U.S. Dialrict Juctae threw out the Abscam convictions of two Philadelphia city councilmen Wednesday, sayina the defen· dants had been entrapped by FBI agents into accepting bribes. In a 64-page opinion, J~e John P. Fullam, who preslaect over the trial, overturned guilty verdicts returned by a jury pn Sept. 15 against former Coun· cilman George X. Schwartz *tld Councilman Harry P. JannoW. It was not immediately clear what implications the rulmg might have on ~ther A~cam ca ses, some of which have COf11e to trial and some of which ire still pending. U.S. Attorney Peter F. Vaira. whose office prosecu ted t.tae case. said he would recommeyid to the U.S. solicitor general tbat Fullam's ruling be appealed. Vaira said the ruling was sub- ject to appeal because it was subseqent to a Jury verdict. In Wa shin gton , J ustice Department ::;pokesm an John Russell s aid the department would have no immediate com- ment on the opinion because of· ficials had not had time to read the lengthy opinion. "No one who viewed the videotape evidence in this case could avoid feelings of distrei;s and disgu s t at the crass behavior the tapes reveal." ~ Fullam wrote. "The jury's verdict represents a natllilfll human reaction to that evidence. "But. in the long run, the rights of aH citizens not to be led into criminal activity by gov- ernmental overreaching wall re main secure only so long as the courts :lland ready to vindicate those rights ·in every case"." the judge wrote. Air bombings intensify in Mideast war BAGHDAD, Iraq <AP) -Iran and Iraq ~rted carrying ~t some of the heaviest air bomb· ings of the war on Wedriesday,!14. special U .N . envoy said . meanwhile, he obtained an aereement in principle f'iom U,e two countries to allow com- mercial ships botlled up In the disputed Shatt al -Ara l> waterway to leave the wat zone h an s aid its fighter Jeb destroyed a pipeline complex and nine fuel storage tanks in Kirkuk and raided s ix other targets. The atta ck s came several days after oil industry sources said Iraq had resumed export of about 350.000 bar rels of oil a day through its Turkish pipeline. fed by the oil fieltl.<. a round Kirkuk It was unclear 1r the raid affected the flow of oil Iraq said its bom bcrs hlt military fa c ilities and fu<'I storage tanks in Khorramahad a city of 500.000 people located about 200 miles southwest of Tehran. Iraq said its jets also hit a military camp. power statton and a cluster of 150 military vehicles in the raid on Khor ramabad. The Iranian news agency Pars quoted the gov~ ernor general or the city as say- ing a hotel and several sho~ around the city's main squart> were bombed. ,. • • • ,, DM.Vl'IL.Ol 4'•• ~ ..... , ., . ~ ...... ~ Te•~~-~' n.,.•i•e Di honor, most fowl GOllm.ING 80ME Hl8TO&Y: Here oo this day when we'rt livinl Uuankt for a table laden wilh toodies, 1t mi1ht be a IOOd time to pay tome tribute to the centerpiece. ft.e turkey, that ia. Onff upon a·tJme In this coy.ntry, the turkey was held in rather hJah esteem. Today, ala.s, be has fallen upon evil tlmea. The turkey is considered so stupid that whole nocks would drown if left out In the~ -'11£here they would tum their mouths skyward. You want lo call somebody a complete nincompoop these days and you shout at hlm, "You turkey!" Thua he as jUSf1o1ned the-lowest form of life. WIOLE THEaE IS widespread disagreement on der· tvation, It's entirely ~ssible that the ghastly ephithet "Get stuffed! .. gains its origin from what goes inside the lowly turkey on Thanksgiving Day. What we need around here are some ~pie who want to lift the turkey out of this role of contempt and ridicule. After all, the turkey's brimless. low-tile reputation is based upon the domestic fowl which reposes at the center of your table. He or she was bred for good taste, not for good brains. After all. who ever heard of a regular turkey that comes with a bulll·in thermometer that pops up when time's upif'ltheoven ? A WILD TURKEY, that great bird native to America, • There goes another m1.Jcreant making ojf 1n the night doe~n 't come with a pop.-up thermometer. He's a wily fowl of fi eld and forest and still retains prett.,y good brain celJs. Thus we ahould form a group called something like "Socl«y Th•t'• Reedy to Uplil'l Turkeya." We could caJI it STRtrr. for short. So far, vas t research indicates that the only good thing that's happened to America's wild turkey is that somebo<.ly named a bottl~ of booze after him. Some people might sug- gest that having a 101-proof decanter carrying your ltke ness isn't the highest honor that ever came your way. MEMBERS OF THE NEW STRUT group, however. can take heart from no less a person than Benjamin Franklin. framer or our Constitution, diplomat.·states man. inventor and journalist. Nearly 200 years ago, Franklin was still plugging to have the turkey recognized as our national bird, rather than the bald eagle. He lost the battle. He lamented this in a letter to one Sarah Bache on Jan. 26. 1784. Franklin wrote: "I wish the bald eagle had not been chosen as the representative of our country; he is a bird of bad moral character ; like those among men who live by sharping and robbing, he is generall y poor, and often very lousy. "TllE TURKEY IS · A much more respectable bird, and withal a true original native of America." Now you have it from no less an authority than Ben· jamin Franklin that should somebody call you a turkey the next time you do a pratrall, you should consider it a com plimenl. Just remember. old Ben also once declared, "We must all hang together. or most assuredly we shall all hang separately." So let's all hang together today and honor that great bird. the turkey. Pass the dressing, please. .. .. Corona del Mar School-elosing plans shelved P'-1\s to close two elementary schools in the Corona del Mar area by next September because of dwindling enrollment prob- ably will be shelved In favor of a s lower, Jong-range dis- trictwide school closure plan, school officials have indicated. Newport· M es a Di stric t trustees, wresrnng now for two moathB over what to do as stu· dents become fewer and money scarcer, indicated they .probably won't close schools until the following school year. Those closures could be in con- junction with farther reaching recommendaHons by ad · m lnistrators. SuJ>41rintendent John Nicoll is r ecom m end i ng ed ucatin-g- seventh and eighth grade stu· dents on the district's four high school campuses in a merger program that would take five years. One option in Nicoll 's plan establishes a pilot program for Corona del Mar High School, in· eluding the schools that feed stu· dents into that campus. But the Jong-range plan, draft- ed by Deputy Super intendent Norman Loats, would see all seventh and eig hth gr ade classes housed in high schools by 1985 or 1986. THAT PIAN CALLS for kin· dergartners through third grades attending the elementary · schools remaining open in the district, and fourth a nd mth graders attending the middle school campuses that would be kept open. First schools closed under the proposal would be Corona del M a.r and Woodland elemen- taries. Killybrooke and either Adams or California elementaries in Costa Mesa would c lose the following year. Llqdbergh and Eas tbluff elementaries and Rea Middle School would close the next Cats give11 'net(~ life' • year . Irvine • lll Irvine's feline community has won a new life from the City Counci l. The council decided on a 3-1 vole to suspend the city Animal Services Department's practice of issuing cat traps.. to Irvine res idents troubled by stray felines. '"To quote Adlai Stevenson, · Poh<·rng the nightly proclivities of cats 1sn 't the business of gov· ernment. · " s aid Councilman David Sills CONTINUING TO press for cal righL'l. Sills pointed out that t he traps could be misused by a person w ho dido "t Ii ke his neighbor's cat. Sill" also objecl- <'d to the <'i ty gas expense creat- ed by the delivery or cat traps to Irvine res~dcnts . An imal servu:c:-. ~uperv1sor Carl Pagano said this morning his department has nine c-at traps available for delivery to city resident.& who request them. "They &et a Jot ot aae." he said. "There is anywhere from a day to a we<'k wait for people who request them " Pagano said the traps are in· tended to humanely capture s1rk. tnJured . wild or generally 4 troublcsome cats THE TRAP LOOKS like a small wire cage. Tuna fish is placed inside the trap as bait. When the cat goes inside the cage lo get the bait. a door shuts behind 1t, trapping it. ·'fl 's a lot better on the cal than a noose.·· s aid Pagano. He said that ·sometimes domesticated cats become wild and become pests when they paw thro ug h tras h cans or otherwise create a nuisance. COUNC ii.MAN LARRY Agr an s aid he couldn't support S ills' cat r ig hts m easu re because he < Agran > didn 'l know enough about the subject He said he wanted the council to delay a decision on the cat traps until the city staff could prepare a staff report on-the matter He was'ousted. SCHOOLS CLOSING near the end of the five years would in· elude Bear Street, Kaiser and Wilson elementaries. By 1985 or 1986, all of the high schools Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar. Estancia and Newport Harbor would house grades seven through 12. ··We may wind up with something totally different," school board President Kenneth Wayman observed Tuesday. "Or we might adopt e xactly the same thing <as proposed >. ·'Ours is a thres h old d e· c1s ion." Said Trustee Belly Bailey: "I think it's well worth taking an extra year lo decide which way we're going.·· TRCJSTEE BARBARA Skilling observed: "'I am reeling more uncomfortable about jurpping into it next year and tearing up the curriculum." But Trustee Todd Hess said that. despite his concern with proposed curriculum changes. he might favor doing what has to be done in less time . ·'I'm not convinced 1l 's pru- dent to string it out over four years." he said, adding that mu ch can be learned from similar actions taken by Norwalk -La Mi r ad a area schools. 1-0CAL I WEATHER .. D.oilyl'l ... M .......... Marathon The agony of marathon dancing during the Depression is portrayed by Estancia High School thespians who will stage Marathon '33 i9 the school forum at 8 'p.m. Dec. 4-6 and 8-10. Consoling his fatigued partner, Lori Lan- dau. is Michael Compton as Steve Vermeulen watches and Becky Granite and Derek Pearce struggle to keep dancing: ~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mesa blaze blallled on attic insulation A c~iling fire at Kona Lanes. 2699 Harbor Blvd .. prompted Costa Mesa officials to warn residents Wednes day that in- sulating the attic may save on heating bills but an attic can go up in s moke in other ways. Tom Macduff. fire protection analyst, said the bowling alley fire was the res ult or fireproof ins ulation packed too closely to a fluQrescent lighting fixture in the bowling establishment's pool parlor. Th e m e tal light fixture c-ouldn 't do its job.Macduff s aid. The r~l was "pyrophoric action," the chan"ing of wood -c@ EiEM WISE near the fixture over a long period of time and the eventual eruption of name as the wood becomes charcoal. Similar fires have been re- corded throughout Costa Mesa. 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With tl'le approaching holiday seaso" we would hlce 10 take this opportunity to thenlc our fnen(js and customers for the goodwill and toytlly that has helped to bufld our bu11neu bigger and better every year - Ac~Gl•• ... , 17'11 & .,.,.. w ........... ............. We 1hell elweyt try to !Mflt your confidence. We ere grateful lor your contribution• to our aucceas end with to send you end your f1mlly grHtings et this Thenlcsglvlng season from the staff et Charles H Barr Jewelers. ~OPH~nCAT£0 PROGRAMMINO ... BBaulilul ~/(}/'(/{) · M~ic-A/ew~M/Jrine Wealher-~/d Reporl~ Concumer Roporl~~loak-Mar/«JI Reporlc Ii t t y s y a g s s 0 r l r .. • SC hires Mayors s\Vlteh · • new cit y /YB.CM wom en t.o suup jobtJ a t iomey Jwk» HHlber and Arlene Schafer will switch jobs toi. clay Die. 11 an Clemtnlf City Council m•mMl'I havt hired a new city attorney to replace out1olng city le1al ~vl80r Michael Bartlett. whose resianatlon become• etree· tiv• Dec. 1. THEY SHOULD BE able to handle the change. Mrs. Heather is mayor of Newport Beach, and Mrs. Schafer is mayor or Costa Mesa. But on Dec. 11, it'll be the other way around. Mrs. Schafer will take over in Newport, and Mrs. Heather in Costa Mesa. "We call it The Grand Exchange," says Mrs. Schafer. The transfers are part keplaeina Butlett on an In· terlm ba•l1' will be Roser Gra- ble. who workli tor the Santa AD• ·taw firm or Rutan and Tucker. Grable will begin his duties with the ctty on Dec. 1. MUTMH of the two mayors' current series of moves to salve old wounds suf~ed in battles bet ween the two neighboring cities and to join solving common problems. AN CLEMENTS wiJI pay Rutan and Tucker a monthly re- tainer of S2.D>. The city wtll also be billed at a rate or $75 an hour by the law firm for any legal work o utside the normal duties o( a city attorney. EAAUER THIS year, the mayors got their ttty councils together for a cruise ardund Newport Harbor and dinAer. Mrs . Schafer s a ys the one-day mayoral e xchange is designed to "extend our communications and get to know each others' cities ~tter." SCNAFIE!t Councilman Bob LI m berg said the city would retain Grable un- til a decision could be made on whether or not to hire a perma- nent city attorney. Limberg said Gr able now ser ves as cit y <Attorney ror Irvine and La Palma and in the past has served in the s ame role in Laguna Beach. Laguna man faces . Bartlett, wflosubmitted his res· ignation to the city Nov. 16. was appoantea <Jeputy city attorney more than four yea rs ago, then became acting rity attorney un- til his appointment two years ago. 'boatnapping' rap A 23-year-old Laguna Beach Re portedly workmen al the Man. being held by Ne wport fuel dock became s uspicious and - Beach police, is expected to be ca lled the ha rbor patrol when arraigned F riday on charges of Hanson did not know whether s tealing a 31-foot cabin cruiser the cabip cruiser had a dies!!( or BARTLETT WA S PAID a yearly rNaincr of more than $33.000 a ye<A r to represent the city fie was also pa1CI additional legal fees for work that went beyond the limits of the retainer. from Newport Harbor. gas enginl'. Robert J . Hanson was taken The spokesman said the owner into c ustody by the Orange o f the boat , Jay Howard County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol Williams of Fountain Valley. did in Dana Point Harbor and not know the vessel was missing turned over to Newport police until Newport police called him Currently San Clemepte is faced with at least 20 active lawsuits that are unresolved. 1 k h 1 to identify it. after he alleged y·too t e vesse The harbor patr ol report1· ly ~. Several suits have been filed by organizations seeking IQw· cost housing an the city and several developers are s uing for development rights from Newport Harbor and pilot· ed it to Dana Point Ttiesday notified Newport police that he boat might be s tolen after A spokesman ror the harbor Ha n son fai led to con vin ce pa trol s aid Hanson was ap· s heriff's deputies he was the prehended at about 10:30 a.m. as stepson of the cabin cruiser's he was refueling the boat. o wner. Boa rd t o tt-a i t 011 foothills exp a 1zsio11 plan Orange County supervisors h~ve decided to wait until January to cons.ider requests to expand' portions or lhc south county foothrns available for new construction. The decision was a compromise between a re- q uesl from the planning staff or t.he Envirobmental Managem ent Agency and Supervisor Thomas · Riley. THE COUNTY ALREADY has scheduled hearings for three requests to convert about 3,000 acres of land east of El Toro into land designated for residential and commercial development. Up to 6.000 homes are proposed. /\nd lately . pl tanners say, a new set of applica- tions has been filed covering about 9,000 more acr es. The proposals, in their present form , would create 20,000 to 30,000 new homes. THE PLANNERS ASKED the s uper visors to deny reques ts to hear the proposals for general plan amendments early nexl year. They said · a study of a proposed Foothill Transportation Cor· ridor needs to be completed first. Staffers. such as Ri chard Munsell , assistant director of the EM/\, also said they are committed to finishing an update of the general plan. They hope the rewritten plan will give decision makers a better idea how much development. the foothill section can handle. BUT RILEY URGED immediate considera· t1on of the new requests. He said the developers are paying for more of the county's planning costs, including the Foothill Corridor study, and thus de- serve prompt service. "How do you know they want to pay their monev when they don't know if the!' 're going to get to use their land?" Third District Supervisor Edison Miller sided with the planning staff, but the s upervisors even· tually agreed with the suggestion from board Chairman Ralph Clark to wait until January, when supervisors will schedule other general plan hear- ings. ACCORDING TO AN EMA JSlaff report, pro· pos als to amend the general r plan have been scheduled in June 1981 lor plans to build rrom 3,000 to 5,800 residential units on 2,800 acres or the Wfiil· Ing Ranch, 300 units on 56 acres of the Osterman Ranch and 181 acres ror an industrial park and open space south or the Whiling Ranch. The requests which so far haven 't been set.for hearings include plans to build ftom 14,300 to 23, 700 residential unlts on 5,000 acres in Plano Trabuco northeast of Mission Viejo, 4,400 units on 2,540 acres at Coto de Caza and 1,765 units around a golf course on 1,300 acres ih Lagu.na Canyon. Lag u "'a to greet Santa on Dec. 5 Santa Claus wlll arrtve at his tradltiQnal house in front of the Laguna Beach Clty Hall on Dec. sat 8:30 p.m.~ an.er beinl trantported from the local hip 1chool parkln1 lot by llre truck. Betinnlnl •t e that rulht at Clly Hall, Ult Thurston Junie>I' High Schoof cbof\111 and band wtU preseot-Ohrtatmas carols tn anUclpaUon of Santa's anival. Also, from S to I p.m., La1una Beach Oterchanta wtll hold their annual ''hotplt.Uty alpt," durtnc which they IDYlte local reetdeatl ln· ID lbelr ahopl ror NlrelblMfttl, door prt• and Mliday~. s.nta Cla• wlll areet ~ at hJI boule &Dea I to 4 p.a. daib tNlia D9e. t tlaMP et. -----------r~~~,ri~~ · . .):'°",., ·' ~ ~ SALE HOURS ·1 ··J\) DAILY 10-6 ... ~-SUN. 10-4 I SALE FRI. 10:00 l ~. NovemMr 27. 1980 Irvine high-rise eye __ Mayor, a former p i lot, sees 'no p roblem" Irvine Mayor Art Anthony said military jets should have no problem clearing 20-story build- ings planned for Irvine Center, a 480-acre commercial d evelop· ment proposed to be built south of El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta· tion. Anthony, a form er Marine Corps pilot who saw action in Vietnam, said "Marine pilots are trained to fly precisely. . "AS FAR AS l'M concerned building h eight at Irvine Center is a non-issue as long as "building height is below 20 stories. Marine pilots are trained to not run into buildings.·' The s ubject of building height a~ Irvine Center came up during the Tuesday night City Council's discussion or the project. After th ree hours of dis· cussion, the council decidea to delay a zoning decision on the center until the Dec. 9 council meeting. The council 1s to grant zoning approval at that time to Phase II of Irvine Center. Phase JI con· slsts of a n urban commercial district including offi ce build· ings, three hotels, m edical build· ings and financ ial facili ties. More than four million square feet of office space is proposed in Phase II. T H E IRVINE COMPAN\', projeC't de~cloper, already has zoning approval for Phase I of the project. Phase I is to consist of a regional shopping center de· s igned to include 1.75 million square feet or space encompass· ing eight major department stores and a 220-shop enclosed mall. The company wants to build two or three 20-storv office buildings an Phase II · Repr esentatives of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station argue that buildings taller than 12 s tories would interfere with their flight operations. Federal Aviation Administra· tion laws allow the construcUon or 20.story buildiftgs at Irvine Center located on a triangle or HB tea~hers land formed by \Mt Laa Diego and Santa Ana fre The council is expected c'"'s the building heich ue when they once again de Ide Dec. 9 on Phase II zoning. 'Gloom and doo ' siatus disputed By PATRICK KENNEDY Of .. o.ilf ...... Mall Teacher representatives a re disputing what they say are "gloom and doom" financial pre- dictions by the Huntington Beach Union High School Dis- trict and are contending that a bout $3 million could be tri mmed from the district's budget next year without cutting programs. Two weeks ago, district of· ficials announced that lack of adequate funding, declining enrollment and inflation would mean cutting $3.5 million from next year's projected budget of $42 million. IT WAS PREDICTED by dis- tric t officials that many elective classroom and activity courses will be cut back or eliminated next year to save money ·'The mone y loss predict ed ne xt year is g r eatly over· stated," teache r Lance Jacot said at Tuesday night's s chool board meeting. More than 250 teacher s a nd sympathi zers packed the meeting spec1r1cally to hear his presentation It in· eluded a display of graphs and too much money into adm i· stralive costs and a llocati ns for teacher aides over the t three years. He said the dist ·ct a lso has saved money by e mploying 72 fewer teac than last year because of de ing enrollment. QUITTING BUSINESS SALE FRI . NQV. 28th LOADS OF ITEMS A.M. SHARP! BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN! II YOU WILL SA VE A FORTUNE!" '50%-75%0~ ALL BEAUTIFUL FIXTURES FOR SALE SHORT AND LONG ~--& o/c ' UP I ::> .!" ~ .. ~ SWUTllS PANIS """ ••wteaT snus a euaun WEQUITI io-;-~~--=:t...1-~-.-J.·'.,.....,...._._ __ ....l.-.;.......-....,__.-.-~,...;.."-"-=o"'-•~------~~~~~-:-~--~~..-...-..._~,-._,~~o~ .. ,, f - .~MOD calls for .~nk8. and ·~11;1p- o 1f1Mn'a .,.._ • alqular lack ol IOCJd ne.. bl tJlla Th•nhllvla& MUGD ,.._li7 m lcMibern' CalfGnU.a a ... mlDllY endleN IUC• olllit• ~ fhW baa left b&mdreda homeleu and blackened ~,: = ~JG.t tbelr borw aad po11eulonl It will lrim Tbanb1tvlnLct.~ tbey and we can be thankful tM hundreds of ated ftreflahten and police · ,..uteeee kept IOll of Ille to a mlnimwn. Aa Ul\lal, the traaecl.ld brouabt out the belt in many cttiJenl. Nelabbon helped each other in often futile at- tempts to save their .bomee then, when It wu too late, to 1•th.~ioni and etcape to aafety. Aa \llUal, the Red Crou. Salvation Army and pther aaencies were on hand to ~-Evacuation centers were eM.8.blilbed with bedding, f and phone lines to help re· ~families. 11.: .h.lleeidents from areu ·not threatened by the fires were quick to off er shelter in their own homes to those less fortunate. · •'J&J •As 'the days go by there will be many needs to be for thoee who have loet clothing, furniture and al possessions. In the spirit of the season and with for our own safety, all should seek, through the Red Cross, churches and synagogues, to offer help. New social class? Observers of the housing scene have come upon an infiatioo.induced phenomenon -the beginning of what may become a hereditary homeowner class. It·~ bard.Jy news that young people starting out in life today rarely qualify to buy a first home, be it a separate house-pr a condominium. 06'wn payments and monthly paymepts add up to more than even two wage earners usually can band.le. Fqr many, the solution comes from parents or other relatives who already own homes in which they have a substantial equity. Borrowing on that equity can produce enough cash for a down payment that's big enough to put monthly payments within range. AM that, apparently, is what a lot of families have figured out for themselves. To the sociologist, this answer to the housing crisis poses a problem in itself. It means, they point out, that those-who are obliged to rent and don't happen to have a -ting, home-owning relatives probably will h veto remain renters indef"1itely. And those who are lucky enough to find assistance in ir first home purchase will, in due course, build. up ir own homeowner equity which can be passed along heir own children. . Jn.short, the land«:d ge~try of old may be growing up m m our democratic society. Complicating the problem further is the wave pf no- wth sentiment which has demanded lower density and re '?PE:n space. and in s~ doing h~s contributed to making building of modest-pnced housmg almost and impossi- drea!1'1 -while even further inflating the prices of exist-housmg. There's no easy answer to this one. Clearly no one uld want to discourage family help to get the young r sstarted. ADd It'• paten Uy impoesible to keep a homeowner f m ming the equity he's buUt up over the years in any I 1 way he chooses. , Inflation leads us down some strange paths. hort week fiziles The four-day workweek, once hailed as an ideal way lve workers more leisure time and, more recently, as gnificant means of conserving energy, hasn't Ii ved up xpectations. Surveys of firms that tri~ operating 10-hour days days a week reveal that many dropped the experi- t after a few months. Among the complications: -Worker efficiency diminishes rapidly after the enth hour or work and the additional two hours med to cause excessive fatigue. -Many employees complained that the 10-hour day rfered with their commuting and child-care arrange· to an extent that the extra day off wasn't worth the fusion . · -Since most of the rest of the economy operates on a -day week, offices and factories can't afford to close completely on the fifth day and rotating workweeks lted in loss of continuity when half the employees e off on one of two days each week. Government attempts to set up plans for emenency . -day workweeks during periods of extreme energy rtages found too many areas would have to be ex- ed from the plans. Among them were public health and. safety, iculture, energy production and distribution, ufacturing processes that must operate continuously, services providing public utilities, communication transportation on a daily bub. 1be only really favorable response, some firms re· ed, came from outdoor enthusiasts who welcomed a nee to spend an uncrowded weekday on Uae golf , the ski slopes or at the beach. • Iona e>Cpressed in the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. r views expressed on thla page are thoae of their authors and ts. Reader comment ·is Invited. Addreaa. The Daily Pilot. P .0 . 1560, Cotta Meaa. CA 92626. Phon~ (714) 6-!2·4321 . Boyd I Tricky sp,Y Dear Gloomy Gus You'd have to be a real . turk:&.: tJe tloomy on Tba vtnaT GOS _. _____ _ and Al1ma wttb a net in one hnd and a sketch pad ln the othor. He drew intricate but· terfly delllJI' wttbiD flower formatloaa lntldt conatruc· Uon plot&. And be bid the various fort apeclllcaUona ln tbem. He wu Lord Robert Stepbenaon Smyth Baden· .Powell, tbe man who later founded tbe lnternaUonal Boy Seoute. You remember: Baden·Poftll. 8-wu the am· bideatrou 1eat11maa wbo would write Wltb both baadl at tbe aame time. 1'•• people can name the com.-, that prod~ the Jara-t number of la1tut cam...... It'• 'nmn. Doel Its wwt for Polaroid. And betwND 1952 and 1171, It turned out more than 40 million 1ucb cameru. • ~.-.... 'D.111D ' --Time fop a q11iet P~esideney LOS ANGELES -Aller nm-Protect ut frornJour children - nln1 around the country for a if you can. And the prfle com· year la tbe rreat prealdentlal • plalm that you are not tllkln1 or marathon, Ronald Rea1an de-dolng enough, tell them to above clded to 80 to hit ranch -by it! bim11Jt. No aides, no briefing And keep your abirt on. OuJ' book, no pbotocraphen. Just a last four presidents -each a bit wife. manic in hil own way -have The president-elect, apparent· had th.is compulaion to undress ly, did not feel the need to an· in public. Lyndon Johnson show· no u o c e he Ing hia scan. Richard Nixon w a a o o a chan1in1 clothes while diKuu· ' ' w or k In g ing foreip policy in the Oval Of. v a c at ion . · ' flee. Gerald Ford a Upping out of That teeurity, his bathrobe and takin1 his · orlaziness, or mornlnc plun1e. Jimmy Carter sanity, is a runnmc up and down hllla in his hopeful sign. underwear until he collapsed. WI th o u t Who needa it? -except maybe having been People masuine. a s k e d • I My credentials for advising would like to presidents are restricted to offer the next leader or the Free watching them. What I think World some advice: establish a I've seen in the past 12 years is Quiet Presidency. Stay off men destroying themselves by television unless you really have being too many things, too often, something to say. Don't brag to too many people. about going to work at dawn's early light, or about falling asleep reading cables from Zanzibar and the collected speeches of Theodore Roosevelt. DON'T PROPOSE a solution for every problem exposed by helpful assistants, am bilious congressmen, saintly preachers and thoughtful editorial writers. Andy Rooney Space news is ending our dreams There are three things that I always fmd bard to believe. 1. I never get used to the fact that they can get an accurate reproduction of a sound from a needle running in a groove on a -com position disk , a re· cord. · 2. ll still seems im - possible that 1 can ail ln my llvinl room and set a color picture out of ..the air of 1ometbln1 happening somewhere elae at that lnstant. 3. When I look at the moon now. I stare at It in disbelief that anyone ever actua lly walked there. THE PICTURES that are be- ing sent back now from Voyager I of the planet Saturn 947 million miles away could be an addition lo my list, but if you reluctantly accept as fact that men have walked on the moon, you have to be willlng to believe that the pic- tures from Saturn are real. I mention these wonderful and amazing things science and technolosy have provided us with because I want lo complain about SOO'lelhing else. I don't know about you, but considering all the time and money we've spent on space exploration, I'm really surprised at how Ultle or a practical nature has come out or It. We know for certain that the 0 moon Ian 'l made of green cheeee, but It might u well be. Whatever it IS made of doeen 't seem to make any dilrerence to Earl Water8 ON A SUPERFICIAL level, the three presidents I've cov- ered have been obsessed with filling the' insatiable celebrity demands o f the press, particularly television . They never seem to be able to get jt through their heads that trying to "use" television is riding the tiger. The medium itself is a those of us down here. It's a big rock in the sky, that's what it is. A big, dull rock. It dbesn't have anything on it that tfle most ar- dent environmentalis t among us would want lo save, and now I have the sneaking suspicion that a lot of that other stuff out there that ha s s eemed so astronomically interesting, is Just plain rock, too. WHENEVEa THE scientists make any advance in their ex- ploration of space, they tell us it will be weeb, perhaps months, before the full significance of what they've found will be known. They say the have lo teat everything and they'll let ua know later. The trouble is. that's wiually the end of It. We never hear later. Whal, for example, are the important new scientific findings that came out of the trlp to the moon in 1969? Have they flnished their tests? Where are those rock samples? Are they down in some scientist 's base- ment along with the s hells his klda p· ed upon on the beach? people~attt. Viewers turn oil overexpoeed comediaoa -and overexposed prt1ldeat1. It should be an event wben tbe preaident spew to •the naUOli. Most of the Ume, we can do just fine witbprintedJstatemenu. Oo a more Important level, the governing level. Nixon, Ford and Carter conalat.ently ruahect in where anaela feared lo tread. Ae they used lo say or Hubert Humohrev. he bad more aolu· lions than there were problems. Programs. Pro1rams . Pro· grams. Plans. Plans. Plans. Moat of them forgotten or failed ae each president became The Great Proposer. THE UNITED STATES in 1980 is not a good place or lime to propose too much. Everyone else out ther e -Congress. special Interests, the press -is just taying back, wailing to chip and claw away at the program of the day. Presidents are literally being nibbled to death by ducks. So, let the ducks do the quack/ ing. There is no good reason that the leader of the nation has to speak out on every issue. Talk· ing about issues like abortion - unless yoll are an advocate of one side or another -is a no· win ~ituation. There is no reason I don't want this to sound anti· intellectual or as though I am downgradin~ our space pro· gram, because I 'm not. If there were a vote and 1 had to say whether I was for or agamst spending an increased amount of tax money on space explora· lion, I'd vote for it without ques- tion. MANKIND HAS an obligation to explore anything that is un- known to h.im. and nothing was ever more or a mystery to those of WI on earth than what lies in outer space. Or inner space, for that matter. All I'm saying is, I'm disap· pointed. It doesn't look to me as though there's anything very in· teresting out there. Science fie· lion writers are going to have to back off, because they're losing their incredibility. Science itself took away the location or "heaven" as being "up,'· yea.rs ago. People who believe in heaven think of it in vaguer terms now and anything at aU celestJal is referred to as "out." a president -even OM, lib Rea.an, who bu taken poeltiaal OD tuCb 1'iUt9 81 be tn.d to bulld • eomtituenc1 -bu to strangle bim111t lr)'lnt to make women or anyone elee do or ltop d.oln1 thlnaa they. are 101.nl to do wltb or wltbout executive permiaaion. • Leaders are not people wbo take a leadership positioa on everything. Leaders are people with an agenda, with priorities -something Carter never bad. Leaden are often people wbo hold back their words and their deeda until allies and opponents are worn out or cancelled out, until (bllowers are ready to follow. lf Franklin D. Roosevelt had practiced the leaderahlp of. his recent successors, be would have declared war on Germany and Japan in 1938 -and no one would have come. REAGAN COULD do very well with a s hort agenda. Something like: 1) Peace in our time. 2) Prosperity in our children's time. The rest of the national agen· · da -important though it may be -could safely be left to the busy , busy men and women who take working vacations. not "up." The biggest thing space fl'2l· ploration has given us is new communication systems and new ways to wage war. I was hoping more for something on the moon that would solve all our problems. I WAS HOPJNG the moon was solid gold so that all the speculators would be ruined. I even entertained the hope that there was oil there that we could somehow ship back here. But nothing . Science has even managed to destroy the roman· tic interest Mars and Venus once he ld for us by proving that neither could sustain life. Last week one scientist said Saturn's rings were probably made up ol tens or millions of small rocks the size of basketballs. What a bitter disappointment all this space exploration has been. There are no little men out there. Buck Rogers and Leonard Nimoy, you're dreaming. Your intergalactic space ship Is really a Chevrolet. Pilgrims didn't call it Thanksgiving Day No doubt the majority of Californians u well as the rest of America will ail down today to the traditional Tbankslivinl .turkey dinner replete with cran· berry eauce. stutrm1. 1ravy and other cuetomary 1aatrooomiee. , ID the doine they will be boost· lnl one of tbe stat.e's leadiq a1rtcultural product.. For California wb1cb ralaed a record ZZ million turkeys lut year and ls up 10 percent over that this year, ls 1econd only to 111.nneeota •• the na -tion's w1eat producer. lloat of tbe blrd ral1tn1 takn pl8Ce la tbe San Joaquin Valley CCMmtJ• of P'relDO, lladera, Merced and Stanl1lau1 wttb tb• latter's clalm • tbe Turtey Capital ol tbe 1tate DOW belDI 10 well •tabllibed that tbe StanillaUI State Coll••• at Tarloek bu become known as ''Turh1 Teeb." \ 11 nor will there be any durin1 the Christmas-New Year's seuoo, accordin1 to Aaaemblyman John Thurman who repreaente the area . A farmer himself, Thurman says that although the state produces more birds than lt consumee, lbe surplus finds ready markets in other states. "That's because turteya are aUll tbe beSt meat buy at the butcher shop, protein for protein, pound for PoUDd and dollar for dollar." Thurman wasn't able to place an eetimate of how many turkeya would be coneumed thiJ day Jarply becaUH or modem marketl~I practices which permit free1ln1 of surpluaes. But lbe cuetom of aervln1 turkey on Tbanlr.lelvtnl UIUrea that It wUI be OD the table ln mo.-. homea and the featured ent.ree )a aJI rmtauranta. NOW a&GA&DSD as tradJ. Uoo, It may not alwaye have been that way. Tbll despite the modem concept that lt was turkey that tbe Puritans sat down to OD what baa come tb be 1bown •the ftnt ThanklCi¥iDI Day. It mU. for a alee aoey to tall ..... le:bool ~ but tbe lltd ii tbat tt waa ju1t a baneat celebnUoa, that ftHt wblcb \ took place near the end or the first year of the Pilgrims who bad landed at Plymouth on Dec. 21, 1820: 'lbef didn't even call it a "tbankagivlng" feast and il wasn't until 1823 that they re· corded "a day set apart for thanksgivine for the rain which had ended a terrible drou1ht.'' It la true that they bad tw-key, albeit wlld turkey. at that n.rst harvest feast but they also had waterfowl, deer and fish. AS roa "t.ban1ta1ivin1 day" lt was obeerved thereafter in tome o( the Ne'!' Encland colonies but there wu no apeclal date, only that It 1enerally followed the harvest. Lat.er the cuetom wu kept alive in the New Ensland area by the proclamatJont of state ao••mon. Altbouch George Wub.lqton bad l11ued the flnt PreatdentJal Tbanuflvl.n1 proclamation in 1781 to celebrate the new Constttulloo, Sar•h JoHpha Quotes "We have tbe newspaper which doel Its beet to make every aquan acre of land and aea ctve _,. aecount of ltfflf." Roapla Waldo Snwnon -• eo ._ ._,-.. --...... 1///11> • ._, _.__....A • -,.._ ...... , .... -................. -.. Hale, editor of a popular magazine or the day. Godey's Lady's Book, la generally credit- ed for it becomlng a regular an· nual holiday. She bad com· meoced her campaign in 1844 but it wasn't until 184S3 that President Lincoln isaued the proclamation which was to become an annual observance. He cboee the laat Thursday in November becauee that was the day Washington had cboteo. . EVE&Y P&ESIDENT thereafter prqclaimed the same day untll n-anklin Delano Roosevelt got the notion it WAI too cloae to Ch.rlltmas and in um cbole the third Tbunday. Not all of the states a1reed however wtth eome 1ovemon II· suJn1 their own proc:lamadom for the tradJt.lonaJ lut Thun- day. In llfl ConlNll relCllwd the l11ue by declarinl in a ,.. 9lutlon that the fourth 'fbun. day would hereafter be Tbanbelvlill Day. Since abo'ft the only wjld turkey av1Uable to anyone anymore com• in a bottle molt people will baYe to Httle for the CaWomla dom .. ucally irown •HftelJ. Howe'9r JOU ·~llW&te Tbaftb1Mn1, Happy Turkey to you. . -·-··· ---. LOCAL ~.November 27. 1980 tWLYALOf 1 we-.•• Dr . Robert Shapiro, direc· tor of radiation therapy at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, examines $350,000 s imulator, a new weapon in fig.ht agai n st cance r . Machine, which has been in use four months, is ·· only second of it s kind in Orange County. F-. fun ia scheduled J'riday ID and around tbe Oranie CcMmty Civic Center in Santa An.a u tbe Ninth An· nual California Band Review COD· ve .... , with 40 marcbiq bands and 11 drill teams. · The show with a total of 5,000 wll· . tormed participants ls sponsored by the Santa Ana Winde youth band, an Oranae Cowity musical performine unit under the direction of Robert L. Ward. AC'DON BEGINS AT 10 a.m . with a parade along Civic Center Drive to Broadway and back up Santa Ana Boulevard to Sixth Street and the disbandine area. Following the parade and show, 10 of th~ Sout.bland bands. participating wiU compete in a field show at Santa Ana Stadium, at the comer or Civic Center Drive and Flower Street. College level music and band perfqnnance teachers will judge en- trants in five size divisions and in categories of drum majors, military drum majors, solo baton twirlers, flag, rifle and drill team along with others. After Thanksgiving $ale IPISCl'AT0&8 MAY watcla aw•• ceremony at 4:30 p.m., tropblm will be diatributed to tbe flnt four place flni1ben in eada of the flve band divislom. rcrl , A 1weepetakes trophy will ai.o be handed out to the entrant com~ the m09l competition points •IDCIPI the entire field of schoola participa(· ing. Santa Ana Is one of the 12 cltle th California that host a Californl'a Band Review annually. •>Ii \1f Safety inspections ·;~.,. started in casinos "'°f3 STATELrNE (AP)-Fireand s~ ty inspections or casinos have stait@d in thjs Lake Tahoe ~esort area-but of- ficials t e rmed the inspectiOlla "routine." 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Admlulm la Irie Ray--:.a 11. who .... 1evere brain damaae when thru1tin1 himself between the lootened wheel ol a race car and the woman seated next to him, is recovennc in a • St. Petersburr, Fla., hospital. 0 5 .,,.'-------~ 0 1 WAS IU8T 1tandin1 ln my kitchen one day and I 1tarled martini it down every Ume a jet went over," said lb"e Eaatbhdf resident. "I counted '9 takeoff•." l..ater, thinking she mt1bt have been mixing a few Lear Jeu in with her commercial jet count, she be1an double checll:· ln1 her count against the tower departure announcements atre was able to plcll: up on ber radio. .. BUT FOa MONTHS now non~ ol the airlines have even been flyin1 their limit," H · plaln1 Martin. He 1ays airport offlclala keep tracll: of de- partures by 1oln1 dally to the tower and addJng up departure slips and requiring alrltnes to submit monthly departure re - ports . LOS ANGELES (AP) -=~-=-a:::.r.abllc ls Donald Henle~1 musician, atnaer The speaker · wtU be and writer wlm the Ea1les rock Dr . Jack A . Ryan, 1roup, la scheduled for a court chairman o( the Sarth appearance next month on a Science Deputm•t at char1e ol &lvlng cocaine lo a Cal St.te Nlerton. i.J IUI~ ,~: .... .l~ ·td.l • Her conclusion was that the airlines w~re slipping In an ex- tra flight or two each' day. minor. or: llYan .. an expert Henley was arrested alon1 In aelsmolosy, earth· with a 15-year-old and a 16-year· quake prediction and old girl. Details of the arrest desert meleoroloty. were not relea11ed until earlier --------this wee.It. Henley, 33, waa arrested by detectives from the Sexually Ex· ploiled Child Unit. Call 142-5171. • Put • few word• to work tor ou. HOLIDAY SALE f,,':,pN,:'s P~~. South=Pla~a t/119:30 p.m.' GREAT BUYS IN YOUNG ATTITUDE. 1 49.99 CLASSIC BLAZERS. Special A collection of blazers in tweed$ and plaids by Happy Legs. 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PttozN"tl:'Ari:. _ "-ol tM bad moral ebarecter ... a thief Noapl....S, Smperor lies . -...... ...... . . . a rank eowud . . . generally •t.ertaleecl u.m wlt.b • din· IOaltr "'-.. tmu catalUc•. from poor ancheryoften louay ., .. " ner lD t4te f01a1 banq1'1t that Utt s.kowlti •tote In Houat.oa of. ''T .. -... ~.1 ,_ lD com .... .c..-,•• _._.. -~ b .. , ... t ...... _ fen for the ollman who '-a• '"'wu. .. r--wa•-·-y .... WOw1w-1 he wrote bi.a ala* from Paris, "a ' 22 concab6ae9, 3DO bureaucrats.,. everytb.lna happy hour codrtall mu~h mott re1~ble bird and trotted about with a red ribboD l,OOOmWtaryofftcers. auU.edidn't 1lUM1wiililhemeua1e: "IU•dif· withal a true oflaiDal native of round lta neck and, u be wrote la bave much to be thanWul for later ftcutt to tO&r with eagles wMll you America. He la -tboUIJl a little bla joQrnala, ''would follow any oawitbtbebthavioroltlle1uesu. work withturkey1." vain and ally, Lt is true, bUt not the penoD wbo called it and became a The turkey baJ al••Y• a.. a What hat happened to the ooble worst emblem lof that -a bird ol favorite oft.be vWaae." tborouably American blrd. blrd, the piece de resistance of our creat couraee and would not Auduboft'• uaianin1 Plate "No. Coura1eoua. Freedom-lovln1. Thanhglvlng feast, that it hesitate to attack a 1renadiel' Of 1 to the turkey almoet priced hia Gre1arioua. Vain about hil ap. hat become synonymous with Jilt BrttJ.ah Guards who should pre-massive work out of the market. pearance, aJthouah inclined lo to to jerk, dolt, buffoon, coxcomb, nerd, sume to Invade bis farmyard with He bad painted the turkey life site pot and paunch with 1ood llvinl. nincompoop? a red coat on." -all four feet of him -and de· Gifted with enormous endurance Granted that the turkey never John James Audubon, the great cided to do tbe same with the but subject to common cold and was much on Oyina, despite Its artist and omitbo&oellt, eave the other birds. The reaultina caftee heart attacu. Boastful 1n the pre· magnificent wingspan, but what turkey first place among the 1,000 table ailed volume had to aell for sence of ladies, nervous about fly. bas caused this splendid specimen species and 435 plates In bis $1,000 a copy. Today the turkey Ing, a trifle pompous, albeit utter· of proud poultry to swoop so low in monumental "Birds of America." plate alone would be worth more ly charming -how American can public· esteem? Why is calling Even before setting" out on -his than a million. you get? wme0ne a turkey an insult rather great bird painting expedition The turkey wu here, ready for a than a complimentary com· down the Mississippi in 1820, national holiday, Jong before the LIKE A GOOD many of us, the parison? Audubon had chosen the plump Pilgrims sat down to that first turkey la a nervous bundle of handsome fowl with the metallic Thanlugivingdinner. neuroses which manages to sub- IF BENJAMIN Franklin bad bronze and green plumage and Umate hU baa.er drives to the de- had his way, the president of the magnificent tail feathers as his THE SPANISH MAY have mands of 8 highly conformist United Slates would be seated in personal favorite. beaten them to the groaning society. A Walter Mill)' swinger, the, oval office under the sign of board. The Aztecs already had he ends up running with the flock. the turkey as our national WHEN HE WAS a frontier domesticated the turkey by the The gobbler, the male of the • bhmelf quit. • iow.-. perform1nce, bowe''"..t. It dU•eteirtMMI by more talll uaM n . Bealdes, tbe ben t• 11rii11ti1mov.-1y jealom. Al • tatJaer. Ule tw1rey is an excellent pro"*' and yet not deemed responsible ...ouch by his male to have any real 1ay in the upbrin1int ot the cbUdren. 1bl1 alone 1bould make him a fitsubjectfora TV sltcom. A good talker, a &ood mixer, an ebullient e1oist with moderate poly1amous tendencies, the turkey baa a lhln'I about to1etbernes1 tbat cauaes him to spend a lood deal of time in aimless sociallaiDC. The conduct of the flock on these occasions bears a striking re- semblance to the s uburban cocktail party, which of course ia pure Americana. For all bis foibles and fan· cies, the turkey deserves his place of honor al the Thanksgiving ta· ble. Domesticated, he is American to a fault. Wild, he is the noblest expreasion of tbe Ame rican wilderness; lhe biggest, bravest, most beautiful game J>~rd in the world. emblem, engraving it on the Great storekeeper in Henderson, Ky., time Hernando Cortez in U19 species, is a good time Charlie _ Seal instead of the bald eagle Audubon kept a pet turkey. ll dropped into Mexico City unan· or to be exact, a good time Tom - ~----------------------~ -~---~--------------~----~~---------------------- So don 't call the turkey a t urkey. HOLlD~ "-Y s~ "LESHOP TONIGHT . ~ ~ TILL 9 P·f!'· South Coast Plaza till 9:30. SHIRTS AND SWEATERS AT TOP SAVINGS. • THE PLAID SHIRT BY LEVI®. Orig. $24 Choose from a selection of tailored and western style plaid shirts, all with famous Levie styling. Cotton and polyester. 6 to 14. Town and Travel Pants, 370 'THE SOLID BASIC SWEATER JACKET. 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Town and Travel SW68ttn. 391 _ .. r.1 • ~ ...... tlt9 77,1- Scienti8ts plan to gue at 'creatiOn' • SANTA CRUZ (AP> -Aattonomen at UC Sa•&• Crua are dt1ltftln1 the world'• mo1t. powerful o,deal tea.cope. a 500-toll autnunent wbicb wauld allow them to aee back to UM earliest day• crl U.. malverM. Tbe tea.cope, featurini a ayatem equivalent to a mlrror • Inches ln diameter, woukl be placed. atop tbe llauna Kea volcano ln HawaU, where tbe clear air thould allow utrooomera to ·••I bUtioa tot billion U1ht-yean away. "It would laUow ua to loc>k back aimo.t to lbe be1lnninl ol lbe universe. We would 1ee 1aluie1 the way they were 1,000 million years a10." said Robert Kraft, actin1 director of the university's James Lick Obeervatory on Mount Hamilton. 1'11£ TELl:8COP£ WOlJLD GATHE& four times' u much U1ht as any emtln1 telescope, al· lowina ut.ronomera to aee dim 1alaxle1 on the ed1e ol tbe ever-e•pandln1 univene. Optical telescopes differ from ra dio telescopes, which 1ather sound waves that can be · translated into pictures. Kraft taid the new opllcaJ telescope would see galaxies in their formative sta1es, not as they are today, because light b-as to travel for so many years to cross the vaat distances between the galaxies and Earth. "When we look out In space, we look back in time," he said. "What we are trying to do ls to make a breakthrough In science that can't be done with present telescopes. "WHEN WE SEE THOSE galaxies the way they were forming, we make the HsumpUon that must be the way our own.galaxy looked whl•n it was formed," said Kraft, administrator of the pro. jed. He said electronic equipment has pusht'd tht• usefulness of light-gathering mirrors In exlstinll giant telescopes to the limit and "the only dlrec· tion to go now is for a bigger bucket." Mauna Kea was chosen as the site because its summit of about 13,000 feet Is above mos t water vapor in the atmosphere and Its non-turbuJent air aJJows a dearer view o! the beaveM. Key to the telescope's design is the use of a mir ror system made up of 36 hexagonal segments. THE HONEYCOMB DESIGN WOULD cut the weight or the instrument by hundreds of tons. Physicist J erry Nelson or the University of California's Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory said he expects the telescope to weigh about 500 tons, but it would weigh some 4,000 tons if it were built along the same lines as the 500-ton system at California's Mount Palomar observatory. ' The largest telescopes today for capturing op· tical or visible wavelengths ate the 32-year-old, 200-inch diameter telescope at Mount Palomar and a 236-inch diameter telescope in the Caucasus Mountains of the Soviet Union. • The world's third largest telescope, which sits afop Mount Hopkins in the Santa Rita Mountains of AMzona.t uses a multiple mirror syste m of six 72-inch diameter mirrors that combine for a seeing ability equal to a single 176-inch diameter mirror. Thal tAtle8cope, completed Jut year. cost $8 m illion. Kraft put the total coel of lbe tlant telescope at $40 million to $50 million, and said that once funding is settled. the telescope could be built within two or three yea rs. Saddleback acts on construction Saddleback College trustees have retained a Newport Beach architectural fi rm to prepare plans for an $810,000 classroom and offi ce facility to replace temporary structures on the Mission Viejo campus. Trustees this week retained William Blurock and Partners as architects for the classroom and offi ce project. The 13,500-square·foot modular facility will include 19 rooms. The trustees are a iming for an Aug. 16, 1981, completion date. The stale Legislature has granted the college an extension to the Aug. 16 date for use of four temporary structures on campus. The structures may not be used for longer than three years because of state earthquake regula· tions . Palau to receive self-govenunent WASHINGTON CAP) -The Republic of Palau has initiated an agreement for a new relationship in which Palau will govern Itself except for de· rense and security matters. which will rem ain the responsibility of the United States. , Palau Is part of the Micronesian islands in the westem Pacific. The 2,200 Islands, which have a population of about 110,000 spread over a total land surface ol about 7$0 square miles, have been held by the United States , as a trust ter ritory ..;ince World War 11. Aireementa similar to the one initialed by Palau alao have been Initialed by two other Micronesia,. states, the Marshal lslant1s arid the Federated St.ates of Micronesia. The agreement is subject to approval by the people and legislature.s in each Micronesian stale and by the U .s. Congress. -. Santa Arrives ' With C3PO Thlt Fri at noon Santi will arrive 11 Huntington Otntar In 1 bit rtd lira enQln• with hit 1pocl1I Star W1r1 drold friend from a galaxy far ewty. lvoryO,lng a child could hope fort lo.otl l lvd & '°& Fwy . • H B CORRECTION I In th• .. •r• adwertl•lft9 H ctlon effective Frlcttiy November U , laturday Novelftbef 2t and luncley Novelftbef aotti tMf9 I• an ed¥erl ....... '°'. IJ1ooM oookwata aet. Tho COPJ doacrt,elon and pttoe aro corroot, however tho "'"•ttatlOft I• not thot of t100H. W• •lncH•ly regret IN• orror. . [Sears I • ...... ~ .... ,o. A~W~ MODEL DEPICTS MONSTER TELESCOPE Phyalclet Jerry Nelson work• eontrola 2 NA.'110NS JOIN STUDY EDINBURG, Texaa <AP) -Pan American Unive r sity h as establlahed an Institute for Borderland Studies to allow professors at American and Mexican uolversitlea to cooperate on research projects. Acting director Chad Richardson said Mell· ican universities in Mon· terrey and Mexico City will participate in the in· stitute. He said he has also s ent letters ln vilin par ticipation from th Uoiversity of Texas a El Paso, the t!niverait of Arizona, Arizon Stale Univers ity, Sa Diego State University UC San Diego and Trini ty University in Sa"'-An tonio. Cal t'60-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. • Treat yoorse11 to these g~eat values and save on yoor holiday gill gMng Dealgner Suits. Newest fall collection of all wool vested suits. Reg . 265 00 ... 219.90. All Wool Vested Suits. Solids. herringbones. plaids and stripes Reg 235 00 199.90. All Wool Sport Coats. 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Mark Gauthier of Cos ta Mesa was st!cond in im- pro mptu, and Dave Plisco of Anaheim was second in informative. Mike Roth or Newport Beach and ·DeniM Askelson Of Irvtne teamed to capture a third-place medal in duo Interpretation. Richard Rile.)' of Costa Mesa reached the finala in Im-promptu. • MARTY CRONIN OF Costa Mesa was second in debate, while Dave Riek of Huntington Beach reached the quarterfinals in that e vent. Kathy Lafferty of Irvine finished third in the novice debate division. OCC's Reader's Theater team finished third with ita presentation of "Rhinoceros." The team included Karen Miller of Costa Mesa. Dave Plisco of Anaheim, Misty Taliaferro of Newport Beach, Magda Barbosa of Huntington Beach, a nd Denise Askelson of Irvine . SALE 20%~40% OFF ENTIRE STOCK SALE STARTS FRI., NOV ... _28th OP, IOL T, STV1811S. Olll' SHOii. Dot..PMH, OlllMIY .. SWIM6 WIST, A SM1L1. ISNIT. COUMTRY SCauffS Coem and see our Laroe Selection of men's & women's active sparts wear Both winier & summer flff Gin WRAP N W Corner 23rd & Balboa Blvd . Newport Beach 675-1410 ; Hours Mon ·Sun 10-7 pm ~ll~l~j\~11 ~1~11~1~~ GOLD BA'R. Wash. (AP) -Old cl9thes and fresh pies h!lvj? pulled thi~ river town of 620 from the edge or fiscal rv>ril. Now civic leaders are plan-.. ' ,...,,,.. ning a barbecue to get Gold Bar completely out of. hock. PRESENTS "One fellow said the city of New York s hould take a lesson," a happy mayor s aid after a rum- mage and bake sale raised about $4,000 toward eliminating a $9,000 municipal debt, $3,000 of which was incurred in a heated recall election this year. , Thousands of visitors poured into town and the sale was aalted a couple of hours early because townspeople couldn't keep up with the demand for baked goods. Eventua lly. there was nothing left lo rummage, either , s aid Mayor Ed Grant. "MOST EVERYTHING IS J UST picked com- pletely dry. There's nothing left," he said. "We just finally made punch. We gave it away . "'It's really nice to know there's still folks out there like that," Grant s aid. •·People have come from all over the state and even outside the state . . . from Oregon and Idaho ... Cars lined side roads and were parked along U.S. 2, said Patrolman Larry Strauff of the Gold Bar police department. The municipal fund-raiser was the brainchild of the Citizens Gr oup of Gold Bar. Robert Marsha.II. a member of the group in this town 50 miles northeast of Seattle, said he was cheered by the community spirit after so much recent bicker· ing . "THE GIRLS ALL BAKED FOR three str aight days," Marshall said. "We do care. We care a damed lot about every one of us In this town." Troubles in the scenic town on the Skykomish River becan April 1 when tbe three-member police force quit because of c riticism from Town Council over such expendHures a s S72 for brakes on one of the two patrol cars That flap resulted in a recall election in July;- when three of the five council members got the heave·ho. More trouble developed when a school levy and property-tax levy to retire the town's debt na rrowly failed, the latter by nine votes Nov . 4. Dave Cotlerill, one of the two remaining coun· cit members. opposed the recall move and quit last month. He said the latest levy rejection showed the old divisions were far from forgotten. AS THE FIRST $3,000 POURED in, however , Grant said the town's troubles had been left behind. "We don't talk much about it any more," the mayor said. "I think this represents all of the peo- ple ... they have done a tremendous job rebuild· ing and getting the town together." Gold Bar isn't out of the woods yet, however. In one economy move. Marshall said, "'Our ci- ty street lights are going out the first of the year." HE SAID THE CITIZENS GROUP was plan- ning a Thanksgiving party for senior citizens and would conduct another fund-raiser for the town kit· ty "the fi rst nice day we get" next spring. "We're going to have a great big barbecue," he. said. "·We're going to buy a big fat st eer ... and charge a boul$6 a head." THE GIRL FROM DURANGO No doubt about it, she wears the real thing: authentic butter-soft Larry Mahan cowboy boots and super fitting jeans. Pan- handle Slim shirt and Comstock heart-shaped belt buckle. all coordi-· nated in a sexy look. You'll find the best of the west for men and women · at Durango. \ Oeldlrooa VII .... " El f <Jfo ei.\! I 0 'wv &o hdj~tto Levunt Hlf'9 Mllll, Levuna Hl119 tet-11780 MC/VIM HAS M•Tu-W 10-e,Th·Frl 10•8, Set 104, Sun 12·& . f • $ 3 for adults & teens $1.50 for kids 12 to 6 Tots under 6 free Everything is included In tbls low admission! 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Aa IMJ trriu .................... -..a aun. ...... bJ "4ldllac wttb wan ,...Id, .......... la ... ah•,.. lnamu reptOduetloa, a...._ awr ..... r " 1mown U tM ''fMMr ol the blrtb COD· ~ pW ... ,,.., .... "•urtac out l•1•aloul waya to annihilate bup with tbelr o.::Juleea. Their NHardl la foe mainly on u.e wwld ol bletlea, mothl and fiiea, but it a1ao may bave bold lmplicationa for the world of bum am. THE INTE8Dl8CIPLINA&Y team of acientlata at Zoecon Corp., workioa under birth con- trol pioneer Carl 'Djeruai, bu been aucceuful in jan1lin1 the Ufe cycle ol lnaecta. They developed a substance that mimics the sexual lure of the common cockroach, and the sub- stance is uaed in a product known as Roach Motel. They also are the masterminds behind methoprene, an "insect growth regulator." Essential&¥. it pro- longs the early stages of bwil development and foils sexual 'maturation. Methoprene Is most commonly used to wipe out unwanted pests, but it is also used to extend the a<Jolescence .of. silkw.orms so they can spend more time spin· ning cocoons, somewhat like Church appeals for cash DALLAS (AP) -Di'. W.A. Criswell has ap- pealed for financial help from the 21,000 con- 1regation members of his First Baptist Church, the largest Southern Baptist church in the world. In two appeals to the membership, ..,Criswell said the congregation must pay off a $7.5 million parking garage or face selling one of the cburcb's builctin&a. FlasT BAPTl8T car· riea a $10.3 million debt on four ol the more than 12 buildinp it owns in a lucrative six-block dowatowD area, church offtclalaaaid. "We can carry the debt oa ottier properties if we pay for the parking building,". the white- haired preacher said in a tearful "liberation ap- peal" from the pulpuit. He asked members to pay $7,000 each for 1,100 parking s paces in the I new 1arag e t o "liberate the church from the blood-draining $1.4 million a year we pay in interest." THE PARKING garage is open to the public during the week, but the church must pay1 taxes on the revenue it earns from public park-' ing. Although Criswell said the garage should pay for Itself, he warned that financial burdens are pressing. "P arking ls increas- ingly needed," he said. "This building is a blessing of God . . . Take a par~ing space for $7,000 and pay for it. Some will take several, others just a part. Give anythiq, just so it is a sacrifice." Bou named SACRAMENTO (AP) -A former pro1ram budaet manacer ol the atate Department of Finance takes over the Department of Mental Health, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'a office an- DOUDeed. Al II~ Loeb, 11, wbo aerved u interim director, replaced Dr. Dale Farabee, who re- alped 1mder fire. Santa Arrives With C3PO Thia Fri at noon Santa will arrive at Huntington Centef In a l>iO red fl,. engine wHtl hla tpeelel Star Wart drold friend from • galuy fer .. .,. l..,...lng • _...coved tlOte fort ...... •1ve1' "°' fWy., H.B. P.Wr Pam of the i.Dlect world. Another Zoecon com - powul imltatea insect sex odon . When it la sprayed on an open field, it thoroughly confuses buaa aothey can't find a mate. Zoe«>n researchers are allo tryint to develop a "juvenile hormone antagonist" that would do the oppoeit& of metboprene. lnatead of retarding maturation, the antagonist would speed it up, resulting in freakish insects in· capable of propagation. John Diekman, vice president in charge of research and de- velopment for Zoecon, said his company's products reflect a "bio-rational" approach to kill- ing bugs. Instead of poisoning in- sects, and exposing other creatures to potentt~I harm, the compounds use the tools of nature to deal death. DJERASS I FOUNDED Zoecon (from the Greek "zoe" for life, and the Latin "con" for control) in 1968 . It--.was purc ha!ied b y Occ idental Petroleum in 1978. A tour of Zoecon headquwers " Women sought WASlllNGTON CAP) -The Justice Department has ob· tained a consent decree requir- ing the South Carolina Highway Patrol to hire mo1e women troopers. ( J Tn th e siinlonrl'nduatrial P ark ' reveals an array of hoppioa, crawling, buzzing thines. One room holds cages representioll the full life cycle of the tobacco b¥Jl worm (which actually at- tacks tomato plants), from squishy egg to fluttering moth. Another room is lined with cages of millioDJ of chirping grasshoppers, competing with a chorus of crickets from the next room. Zoecon claims the largest eo1: lection of cockroaches in Palo Alto. They are for research to find even stronger sexual attrac- tants. A few of the cockroaches escaped some months ago, and now scuttle around t he carpeted Zoecon offices. A ROW OF greenhouses is filled with plants Zoecon botan- ists hope to improve through genetic engineering. Diekman said a major goal is to find a hybrid soybean plant. that would combine the best c haracteristics of male and female plant parentage, a pro- ject they believe may take five to 10 years. Diekman said the trick in coming years will be to make Zoecon's insecticides cheap as well as safe. l ' A .. WI ....... "Farmers-don't care if it's the most environment a ll y sound material in the world -it has to be cheaper," he said. TOBACCO HORN WORM CHEMICAL TARGET Sclentl•t John DiekrMn UM• genetlca ., , • IS the -Sale before Christmas THE BROADWAY vou• NflOHIOIHOOD S TO•E I ---------- Co.nee rt .( NEW YORK (AP) -The Weavers, four aiqen iDcludlnc Pete Seepr who helped atart the folk boom of tbe 11581 and wound up on antl-communiat blackllata, .;u be reunited for the fint time in 22 years in two Carnegie Hall concert.a. The perform ancea this weekend will mark ~ 2Mh an- niversary of the IJ'OUP'• famous 1955 CClllcert at Carnelie Hall that was recorded by Vanguard Records. THE GROUP -SEEGER, Lee Haya, Ronnie Gilbert and Fred Helferman -be1an sing- ing informally in Seeger'• cellar in Greenwich Village 33 years ago. Seeger was targeted by Red Channels, a publication that identtfied what it said were sul>- v e r s i ves, and bookings got scarce. "TOWN HALL would not.rent to us, so we h ad to go t o Carnegi e H a ll ,'' r ecalled Hellerman. The success of the Carnegie Hall concer:t produced new book· ings, particularly at colleges, a nd the group continued to perform wttil 1963. • . Y 8IU -Ilia 1porta tar came 'painted yellow with white apeed Hae1, 10 Pete RobeN calla It hU Yellow Blrd. I~ W "'9 .. ..._ .. IN 0.t" It ............ MIU '•leY, -· ., ... 1t1t ........ ''W..'• ..... ,.,_. .... Cel...,,..llc-'1el"" Fast weight lnss hU,;ts · ., oa. PETE• STEJNCaOBN Bitar Dr;·._nb: I am 31. lly doctor 1a1d e, "Be a iood boy and tqe about 40 pounds Take your time. There's no burry. But after ve taken olf tbe excess ~T~ you'll be a b beal\hler fellow. You'll be I tbe extra otf your heart and your jotnta." He put me on a diet. Not too strict. A diet that d take off about a pound or two ta week. He 't believe in tatin1 off wei&bt too fut. Btrr I'• ·THE UNO OF fellow wbo takes ev in bit Julpe, I have no patience . • J wanted to melt off that fat u fut u I could. I actlcally starved myself the first week. Pounda e olf, but another problem came on. I 1uffered my first attack or gout. It was very ul, but medicines at lut took care of it. •Y DOCTOa SAID, "YOU should have· necf \'ou can \bUI your attack ol gout to tq you.nelf that week." What does ·he mean by that? I thought I was 1 a IOOd patient by reducing. -Mr. W. Dear llr. W.: You were beine good by reduc- but b8d in tryins to Jose weight too fut. WIV'...,. it'• pouible that you mipt have bad an a ct of gout without rapid weight reduction, sud· . ~d; 1:t~ght lou ii often the instigator of the attack Chances are you already bad hieb levels of acid in your blood. Tbe attack comes on when er ta.la ol uric acid He deposited in the tiasues - es dally in the joints. ~ Here are some prac- --------ti c al points in the OOCTOR IN management of the HE HOUSE :e~~~~c disease known -Try to achieve an : ideal body weight. ;-U you need to diet, lose slowly. -Drink at least eight to 10 glasses of water y to prevent formation of kidney stones. -Althoueh strict dietina is not essential, eat ol ..... part.e toodll lib liver, ....... meat e acta Uxf gravies. ~ -Be faithful in taking medications your doc· to~(_ will prescribe for the purpose of preventing ~orpiation of too much uric acid, and 1Uminating lt .• ~Sometimes we get into trouble, Mr. W., by try- ing:.to be more than a perfect patient. l MEDl~;Li:n-ES ~For Mn. Z.: When the boiling water spilled on yo band, you were wise in not reachine for but- te Of cream in your medicine chest with your I ot r hand. These greasy applications are of no e in handling bums. Be thankful there's water bandy jn ·the en. As a first aid remedy there 'a nothing e effective than water to put out the flre of a Of coune, if a bum is more serious than the ·deeree type, be sure to get medical help. Incidentally. water is also effective first-aid apy when a chemical burn ii the problem. e with nmnine water u quickly as poasible. p rimine for from 10 to ts minutes, especially e eye is involved. It took ua a lifetime to realize that water is ya at band to help in a burn emergency. * * * If you take aspirin it 'a better to space it so you aw llow it when your stomach contabu food, says Dr Stetncrohn in his booklet, "How To Live With A tla." For a copy write him at Box tseO, Costa M a 912128 and enclose 50 cent.a and a stamped, set addressed envelope. .S. cash sollght r quake relief. NEW YO~K (AP) -Several disaster relief ef· are und~r way to help victims of Sunday's hquake in southern Italy. They include: -American Red Crou, Greater New York pter, 150 Amsterdam Ave., New York, N.Y.,. , or local chapter. Dealpate on bottom of It, "Italian Earthquake Relief." -Catholic Relief Services, 1011 First Ave .. York, N .Y., 10022. Dealpate on bottom of It, "Italian Earthquake Fund." -The Salvation Army. Development Office, . Zlrd St., New York, N.Y., 10010. Desipate 90W>llD ol check, "Jtallan Earthquake Relief." -Italian Cbarltlea of America, Inc., 83-30 DI Blvd., Elmhunt, Queens, 11373. Make k pqable to "Italian Charities Emer1ency uake Relief." Sate. bee/ed up Alnericam speak better· English than Eng LONllOll (AP) -A brtulb _.. daat a. Americaaa are more canf\&l bela1 Uled 1D pradjce. '' fouad. ltd • .... __. llllO a OGID,.._ tlau we an, perbape more pllt· After feedlnl Amerieaa.ud BrtUM "We are mucb more lleHt lb ... tame out wltb • 1urpriae: riddea about tbe laquap." texta lDto computen, ti.~ douMa." Leeeb aald. ..,... ._. . A..nt-.. tbe Elallilh ........,e -Amoa& other tbln11, be Hid, found tbe BriUsb tend to man fre. . 'doubt' IU9lf appean mon fnq nl· moreeGl"NdlJtbantheBritllb. Ameriew are a.. likely to be&ln a quent me o1 words uaociated wttb ly la our Ensllab and 10 doe• ..... ma convenaUoa ol Hel')" aeat.ence witb "and" or "but," to 1entWtY and aristocracy, 1ueb u ewldenee that we taad _, . ._... ._. tlalp1 fllOm new1papen to novels match a nn,utar DOUD with a plural "air," ''madam" and ''&eatlema." beta. 'Ill' aad 'buU,' ........... ud and ,o.ernment documeDtl, Lan· verb, or to be&in a sentence with tbe An American la more likely to aay 'Wlleu' are au more popularcm tbia c..._ Ulllvenlty profeuor Geatfrey word "finUy." "1raodma." 1lde oltbeAUUUc." Leeeb laid t.bat Americana aeem to The fmdJnga come from a pre· Americana use male wordl such u Deapite these and a aamber of pay man aU..tiaa to tbe rulel. llminary analysis of parallel com· "be," "boy" and "man" OM>N often voealMalarr dlttenacea, Leeeb Mid He aald bla computer 1tudy of puter~ea-ofamllllonwordaeach than "she," "girl" and "woman," BrtUab and Amerlcu ....,.. are trau·A&lmtic teldl allo taaned up -carried out at Lancaster and al the study found. srowlnl more 1lmilar, eoatruJ to a aome ~ cultural dlfferencea BrownUniversitylnProvldence,R.I. Family words such as "(alber" theorj that Brttou and Americana in tbe way the laD1ua1e l1 UMd. ''The Enflish lanruaae la the Jut and "mother" seem more coo:unon wlll ftee'd · laterpreten to lpeak to "Tbe Britlab tend to uaume tbey great cultural le1acy of the BriUah in British English. each other in another 300 yean. are the pardiau of the lansua1e empire," Leech said. "It is essential Americans spend more lime talk· "We are In fact 1ettin1 elo.er and we let the lanruaae take care ol that we should be aa fully informed Ing about religious faith, God, hell ·to1ether. We are lmttattq you.". itself." Leech said. "The evidence ii as Ible about the way EnaUsh is and Christ than the British, the study Leech said. EL PASO JEANS $28 Introducing El Paso jeans for young men. new from Brittania. These rug· ged western jeans feature an unclut· tered contrast·stitch design. T hey're made ofheavy 14-oz. cotton denim in waists 27·38. Be the first on your block in new El Paso jeans. JORDACHE 1/J off JR. JEANS "You've gor rhe look" in great fitting Jordache designer jeans. All cotton denim in assorted styles. Sorry. not all styles in all stores. On sale thru 12/1 only. Junior sizes. regularly \25· $37. ~-----~-~-~__....,..,.,... __ Holiday 5ale! 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The f i v e poo r est o n-time performances of the month were Pan Am between Miami and San Fran- cisco, 12.3 percent; Pan Am between Houston and New York, 17.7 percent; Eastern between Boston and Miami, 21.3 percent ; TWA bet ween Baltimore and New York, 22.9 per- cen t ; and Pan Am between Los Angeles and Miami. 24.7 percent. Law changes d e mand ISLAMBAD, Pakistan (AP)-:_ A national conference of P akhtul women bu declared that diacrlmina· lion aeainst women was noo-Ialamlc and den>endecl the law be c~ to make diyorce more dlf~ tfor lloelem men to obtain. WASIUNGTON <AP)-Lunchattbe San ScMacl ....Uurant , a Wublnctonin· aUtuUon. LI no more, a vicUm of the an· ti-chic tutea of the Carter adminlatra· tlon. 7Jae cfusy cholesterol palace, only a block from the White House, was for years a favorite noon-time ..P han1out for the capital's power brokers, a celebrated place .to see and be seen. Now it is open only for dinner, which never attracted many fa ncy names. THE LUNCH BUSINESS stumbled on hard times when Jimmy Carter beca~e president. Not only did Carter usually dine at what could be loosely translated as "Chez Desk," but he also issued a decree that his staff could not accept lunches that cost more than $10 . A San Souci omelette and salad cost a bit more. At first, maitre d ' Paul Del.isle compromised by featuring a "Peanut Butter Sandwich Plains" specialty for $9.50. But unimpressed. or perhaps in· suited, the Carter camp opted for hardier spots like Nick and Dottie's Black Steer next door. AND THE SANS Sou ci, which means ''without a care" in French, began to worry. Business fell off. DeLisle eventually left, and nobody who mattered said, ''Meet me at the Sans" anymore. "It was one of the city's great • meeting spots," lawyer-about-town S t eve Ma r ti nd a l e to ld t h e .~ashington Star. " ... You can't just · revive the warmth and enthusiasm we once had." The challenge of the Sans Souc1, once you got a reservation, was to eavesdrop on former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, or to land ·a table next to humorist Art Buchwald, who had a regular spot, or to order off the menu, Li ke former first lady Betty Ford. "L BJ USED TO send us over there to see who's leaking what," said Liz Carpenter, who was press secretary to first lady Lady Bird Johnson and is now an assistant secretary•o( educa- tion. This month, the restaurant was taken over duriag lunch hours by the Federal City Club, a members-only organization t hat includes high. priced lawyers and lobbyiat.a who can afford the $300 lnitiallon fee, not to m ention the $ZU yearly dues. Great restaurants are judged by their sauces. The White Oak will provide you with 20 wonderful w ays 1 to judge us. Sauce Marsala Sauce Cashmere Sauce Viennoise Hollandaise Sa~ Sauce Au Poivre Sauce Jus Mint Sauce Red Marrow Sauce Fishennan's Sauce Sauce Maison Sauce Bearnaise Vineyard Sauce lndian Curry Sauce Sauce Bigarrade Dill Sauce Sauce Bordelaise Sauce Velote Garlic Butter Sauce Cucumber Sauce Sauce Chasseur Judge for yourself. Serving luncheon weekdays, dinner nightly and Sunday Brunch. • New at 11le Newponer Inn 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. California Phone (714) 644-1700 samurai! practice Af ghanistan I adventure: µgµJ · We rm enough to wear as slippers •. FrOJD the Mountains. Reg. 9 .99 pai r 7•e The IntrigainC - Offer If you ft.nd a pa.rt.1aular item you want and 1t'a nm, on sale, we'll gm you a spec1al 11'-a.oo.m. 4AJ Nnfle item at . reguJ&r prt.oe 1n our store, from & t.elCup to & king obair. It's a~ We ftgure ityou'va made a lpea1al J<Nl'M1 to our store tJli8 weekend. we on xw one. l opunrordl,°'*9 or ~ uedld.. caw IDPIMI ~to 1t1m1 " NClalu pnafildODt IP'*!~ ,. ...... OlllPapllWoklletl , .... .,..ao. ~.~27,1llO t actic: Cuddle me ! Let Santa bring a koala bear t o a good boy or gir l . Reg. 12 .99 9"· Hand-painted designs on Chinese red, black or burl finish . Reg . 219.99 t r yst : Handcan.·ed te~k. Knicknack to ®or- Hawa~a lls: Temple bells. Intr icate excursion: Pinat a : t he gift that 's made to break. Fill with Britons have r eal affection for the homey Brown Betty. 6-cup size. 7•9 Reg. 9. 99 • I • l reek actress •Una llercourl '• next• role coWd be in the governina P.arty of her country: •'I think we (t h e ·1Socialist party) could soon be in .. p0wer," she said re· · cently at the United ~Nations. • -t ' ·; . ' . ' • • • . , . • I I I I , Mon~~ths to Cite dangers ISATrLS (AP> -A ....,.._., ......... IUMd wWl e.,..._ eould _. Ute 1afe1uard •t•l••t auelHr aiaaa..-..., Nortll Amerlean1 10,000 ean r.-aow, 1111 ~ QIOlwm. · ,,.. ~ .. moDOlitbl ... bu d .. '1:!:.. .... Departmea& ol ....., ar• to warn future IOeletiel wben ....-..a.vel duclear wute 1tora1e 1itet an ltored. n.. picturee ud eaptjom, alaal with warain11 in En1U1h, Cblneae and P'reaeb, are IOIDethlol like tbe "llr. -Yuk" carlcaturet put on pollonl so ehlldr• will know not to try them. .. .,..8 mPJ;UTIVE we mark the 1ltet," laid tbe •1ear-old Univenity ol Waabiqtoa anthropololiJt. "It's a real moral commitment we in 1980 owe to the future. · "You ean see wbat happens when we doo 't warn people -you, have a Love Canal, 'L be said, referring to a Niagara, Falla, N.Y ., neighborhood where toxic chemicals began oozing to the surface in a housing project bWlt over a dump site. · "If we put nuclear waste materiala down a salt mine, ,he warned, "people in the future mininl for salt could drill right t.hrouah radioactive canlaten and t...e\/~ t.Aov'a~' o~ 610f2.0 \JeA~6 ~··~7.~ j 98 - ,. Safeguar-ds • • against toxUUJ releue nuclear materiala. They ~ mine tom oJ salt and not even know it. Unl~ lbe site la adequately marked, they'd have no reuon to tea~ lt for con· tamlnaUon.'' BIS OO••BNTS CA•E u lepla· Uon creatlq a toxlc-waate cleanup fund was approved by lhe Senate. The $1.6 billion meuure would put • percent of the cost on indualf)' and would not pro- vide fOI' Nimburlement for Utjuries, lou of 1neome or property, from aban- doned ebealical wutea. Givens, intri&ued by the idea of com· municaUng to people in the distant future, studied Eeyptian hierocJyphica, western European cave paintlnp and the metal plates affixed to spacecraft designed to tell aliens about humans and Earth. "You can read bunUng very clearly in the cave pictures," Givens said. "Anyone of this period can look at them and understand them even though they're 25,000 ye~ old." . '6'rl1 ~~"F ~lt7 f=LA~i._; SH\~S ~.1v.IS.~ 1 98 ,. l Hll deai1n comblaH stoat monoUtbl with metal plat.ee beutq tM cartoom a• warain11: "You.meed aometblnl dw-able What'• more dura- ble thaa stone? Look at Stonebmse. Jt'1 survived." • The monolith. abould be arraqed at nuclear wMte •Ila to that from the air they would resemble the traditional radiation symbol, be aald .. One cartoon ·•hows a. lar3e "X" auperimpoled over a man drilling at a nuclear waste site. A figure shown pry. int open a canister is contamloated and turm lnto a skeleton. Another shows a man with an exag. gerated scowl pointing to canisters behind him. "YOV'D GET A CLEAa message In any culture not to touch the cans or to 1tay away froll\ them," Givem said. Within the cikle of monoliths, a lime capsule would be buried containing blueprints of the site and technical in· formation, Givens said. ' . Givens started the project lD Aueust and said be received less thaa:IJ~OOO for it. It wm be part of a report tdthe DOE by Envirosphere Co. of Bellevue, a DOE aubcontraclol' working· through the Battelle Northwest office of nuclear waslelaolation. u .......... Deeter•tll•• Rear Adm. William Lukash, personal physician to four presidents, Johnson, Nixon , Ford and Carter, has said he will retire at the end of the year. He i.a na· tionally known for his research in digestive diseases. ~ - tioyjfked I '"I ::t:·· [I) ' lelaool ... llnd ....... u ......... =·~., .... ,_ ..... .., .... .,. ., U.• llarbor A1W ltlill. A clab · meaa.er 11 ....... ffr tM llonor eaeb Jlltllllb, bued on 1taff naJ..UC. ot at· ·-tltude. partlelpatlon, reaped, bone1ty and 1up,.,n. . Yount Woodruff re·. 1ld• M 1130 llarperite Ave., 0atou del ilu. Netphorbood meeting let The Laguna Beach PO!lce Department will hold an informational meetine on neigh - borhood watch pro· crams )(OGday at 1: 30 ..p.m . in the City Council chambers. Information may be obtained by calling· '497-6161 . GRA ... ARENTI, 'INDIANI' FEAST MDNEIDAY AT NEWPORT'S ANDeRUN SCHOOL: Real and MrrOgale grandperenta Mlp ldndergartenera underatand Thanbglvtng I' DOUG CESARIO AND GRANDMOTHER, MAS. 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Women flinK lingerie at him at performunct'S a nd he requires police protection to· get throuj!h crowds or:adorint? fu ns ''It's r id1 c ulo11 :-:.·· Rogers says in T't•oµll' magazine. Actually. Rogcrs ~n~ i--: he tries to lend n q11wt. a lmost businessman· like existence when he 1s ' on the road He says hc doesn't drink or take drugs and spends his free time playing tennis with me mbers of his ba nd. Advertise 0 !*'NKP IOU pr,,..;. from ~So'l•n<J IO "''"low woshor>g on tho> clo~!.lfll'J Service 01r..-101v of th(> I·! il\G !Mi Chimp Jeffrey tJpm e Doetalgia erae • IANTA BARBARA <AP) - aoaald a.apn '• eleet.km could add up to bl• baaaH• for an op. portunlaJtc Callfornla chlm· PIHM tryinC to break Into abow bb by Qlnc lbe new President'• old co-ltat. Monkey bUlineuT You bet. Jeffrey the chimp anawered a recent cullnl c.U and emeried a bom·•lain 8oluo -a title that bu already broutbt him a plc· lure layout ln People ma1ulne and a new cowboy outfit . po1e. 11 well a1 T ·•blrta, baaeball ca ... beh.I, buckles an8 auapenden bearin1 the chimp's · hatry muc. On the drawin1 board are Bonzo toys, a restaurant chain feturln1 Bonso bur1era (not made of monk:eyoieat , however), a tele aion cartoon and a comic strip featurtn1 Bonao 11 a aor.t of elder atateacblmp commentla1 oe human foibles,.Be.tkman aaid. The latter character would be a comblnaUoo Henry Klulqer- Wlll Rocen 11 lbey ml1bt ap- pear at the be1lnata1 of Darwin'• tlleory. Berkman H · plained. · Jeffrey was raised by Loula aad Setty E1an, wbo operate tbe Scbool of Jun1le Safari at La Honda in Northern California and treat Jeff "just lille a fifth child" In their aix· human family. E1an uid Jeff al8o moonlilbla· 11 an inatructor at the school, helplnt qtber animJla learn tricks be bu mutered. Hia two belt pals are a mountain lion and a leopard, both usually naturaT enemies of chim- panaees. • , Jeff'• credJta include a guest appearance on televilion'a 11Romper Room" and a .part ln oom"1ercl•l• for Busch Gardena in Florida, h111 owner said. THE OaJGINAL 80Nf.O c:o- atarred with then-actor ~onald Rea1an in the 1951 movie, "Bed· time for Bonzo." Both Bonzo I and his double. Bonao II, star or "~OnJ-0 Goes to Colle1e" ln 1952, died years ago in a fire at Unl versal Studios. · Leadership peas E . O. "Ted" Berkman, a screenwriter who resides in San· ta Barbara1 aaid he retains com- mercial rights to the Bonzo character because he was CO· creator of the original Bonzo role. Bonzo's popularity outlived the 19509, Berkman said, and the c himp's fan clubs have re- mained active -especially on college campuses. Coastal\ residents boost Red Cross REAGAN 'S ELECTION spawned a nostalgic nurry of postrrl' featuring the original flonao and R~1tgan in ar chummy 26 succumb u1search JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Twt•nty·slx of the 80,000 visitors who we.nt t o an east Java waterfall in search of eternal youth found death ins tead, a local newspaper reported. Sina r Harapan said 26 felJ to their deaths and seven were Eight coastal area re11 - idents have been named to pqsts of the Amer ican Red Cross' Orange County chapter. Among five vice cbalrmen re- elected was Samual Goldstein TJ.\eeE-sr OEFEN~e A6AltJS-r L061C IS severely injured as crowds of • bathers pushed and s hoved their way into the legendary waterfall 16NoRAN<.,E at Nganjuk , in east J ava . The waterfall is said to give eternal youth to those who bathe in if of Laguna Beach, director of production operations for Rockwell International. NAMED SECRETARY was Deborah Cohen of Irvine, a member of the law firm of Cohen & Lewin. New board members include Charles Johnson of Newport Beach, a Wells Fargo Bank senior vice president; Valerie ~t~ of San Clemente, office ad· mm1strator for Applied Digital Data Syste ms, Inc .; David Newbro of Newport Beach, with Rockwell International ; and Jay Reed of Corona del Mar, a Fluor Corporation vice president. RE-ELECTED BOARD mem· be rs include James Gianulias of Corona del Mar, president of Cameo Homes, and Herbert Sul· ton of Newport Beach, owner and chairman of Sutton Industries, Inc. The officers and board mem· bers will work with Reichard Kopel of Orange, who was re· elected chairman. est Lighting, Welcomes you to our new 5500 sq. ft. sho'1'room. Well known throughout the building industry in Orange Co. OPENING TO THE PUBLIC FRIDAV, NOVEMBER Z8th Thi· popular and f'nPrg~ saving 48" dianwlf•r fan -light al a n•markabl1· prit~e. ff•aturing wood blades, va riablr i.pt•ed rontrol and i;eparate li~ht swit<·h. OPENING $119 · SPECIAL GIFT CERTIFICATES . · AVAILABLE FOR BRASS BATH FIXTURES in 3 siJ;eS, including light bulbs, white or clear CHRISTMAS OPENING SPECIAL 12" THREE LIGHT 24" SIX LIG~ 36" NINE LIGHTS s201a s34 75 ~5075 T~ty Tteat 1 lb. BEEF STICK• Sum- mer Sausage, 5 oz. Smoky Bar, 3 oz. s wee1·Hal Mustard, V1 oz. Cracked Wheat Thins and Straw• bet1'y Bon Bona. 1UI pl4j8 ll"W.,,,.., ~c:Ntge 11 ltlilpped GJliq ~Itee~e 8 oz. Edam Sllck, 8 oz. Sharp Cheddar Stick, 7Y1 oz. Smoky Bar, 7'h oz Kop. pelzak' . 1•1, oz.. Hot Pepper Cheese. 7'h oz. Cheese 'N Ham, 7 oz. Caraway Gouda, 7 oz. Plain Gouda, 4 oz. Graplne, 4 oz. Cherr1n.1 Cheese. two .67 oz. Gruyere Wedges and S~awberry Bon Bons. 25.88 GJJacl\pacl\._er 'Delite 1 lb BEEF STICK' Summer Sausage, 7 oz. Safari 11.1 Summer Sausage. 8 oz Sharp Cneddar Stick. 7 oz Plain Gouda, 5 oz Smoked Edam Bar, 4 oz Grapine. lour 2 oz. Cheese Spreads. 6 oz. Dusseldorl Mustard 5 oz Sesam1 SQuaros and S1rawberry Bon Bons 25.98 01u1 ou•'1n1,.e<J oeh¥Ny c n•'O• '' sruppf'O ''Midqjqht Special 1 lb. BEEF STICK* Summer Sausage, 10 oz. Pon Wine CheeH. 7Vi oz. Apple Pie Cheddar, 7V1 oz. Cheese 'N Ham, two 2 oz. Cheese Spreada and Strawberry Bon Bona. 17.N plus guira"'""" O•l••4'•Y cnerge 11 1t11ppt0 8tt *--4 aaay odwr ftM food qilt8 oa .Ulpl.ty •t yow neirt.y". Hic1cor1 fe1rms south Coast Plaza0 ff' 0 e Lower~Mlll '8'11tol N. TN s.n D6eec> l'rwy . ..... MN"l Open D1MV '141 I p.m., llL -.tt e pm.,~ 12 tD I -. 1299 You control the tpeed end h1n• changint with a turn of the st-int wheel. 8ut watch outl. th• roed blodtar chlf\9llS lanft •-Y f-tec0nchl LIST $42.35 s3 99 1ltf· 149. 99 BACHMANN DIESEL HUSTLER HO TRAIN SET EMO FT DleMI with operating haedlitht open qued-hopper, 51' plug-door box "'· mboo•. plut-in terminal re·u llar tredt, 11 piacel of curved tr.ck, DC power pedt. ............. .,,." . ......... ., ..... OT .... c..,.. .. ..-· .... ... ---.r ..... -.,._, ........... -...... -.................. Daofl~----....... 1111111 .................. .. ..., .._Oflllk. HDod~ ID ........................ -.-. ............. .., ........ • FA~ie Sallpl~ 0 Easiest to fly rvc Otrplo~ ~~ 0 Everything included Sotlplo~. radio sysl~ ~~· 119.99 ... ,.,.,.,, •h d W I I -••4'. Aero Sport Two · R IDl <J C0 ,\1 R<JI •.... YSTf:\I • PLAN ES • CARS •BOATS St1/e A trut lhdla Control Sy.. 6 9 9 llm for UM In C1r•, Alrpl1net or 8oatl. Hltll qualll)I 11 low prlcH. Qr11t for tlll llltlnnerl Comas complete with proportional redio 1Ystern, Ni.Cad banarift end • cf\areing IYltlm w ith Mfaty tlrn«. For hand leurlch· 1.,., ~n be flown in restricted are-. AuthanticeUy detailed, .049 po-1'9d. fH flvint modal of Budt Roten' apace flthtar. C~ with t.he ,_ ·~ Stertar" 1Ystem. nao fTTlflr"'P"V ....... lii ........ {. ...... l--1--11-11 II fll1/11/11ft/J/1fl{t/Jit '/!I •2 lighted trudl1e1 ' .. ~ lighted obstlcle ~r "' ~::,t!LO~, •24' of rKing in 3' 11 1' layout• JAMES GAIG TRAii SET Comee wldl: G--' "Vie 4~-0 wood humlne ••m looo, tenet. end-tftr.e typla.I w.tem CM'I, lnllP toeethef pl•lc thee* kit , four plllllc fltur•, Ii• ,.._.,..po .... ell on a bit 27" x 45" owel lrtollt whh De power peck • lockon. Sale s79'' .... llC•l NWlllD A•PUll This _.. ,.-61 Mustent It 1 ... ~ oontrol·llna fun model. Mede of strong I llthtweltht pl.-tic. LIST $18.95 ~~· 1/3.99 s9'' .: Jeep CJ Snake Track 2 Cunetiuww HP ·2 Jeepe, 11 -=tions of tredl, 3 piers, 5 •ruts. 10 er.ti barrian, 2 controllan end well po-pack. LIST $42.35 $1999 ~~· 1109.99 S 4 99 LIST $30.00 $1499 t--~~~~~~~~~-- LIST $84.95 s5499 ~~· 159.99 LIST $65.00 s3499 ~~· 136.99 ·~.-...llll(ll)(X);ltQ.Lm Heavy OUtV DREMEL: MODEL 245 lllMIL • SU'PER Varlable Speed constant sPMO fllOto-TOOI kit Ill A ·~'DD Moto-Tool Kit With J.4J.11ll0Il ~.;t!!..~ LIST $79.95 ~ •. '6.99 •J.99 UDN&L COllAIL SUICHLIGHT CA_L C-Reil lltht Cer. llrilht _., ..... - _....., Md tlhed,.,... for nlthtlme runnlfte fllft. ~et· l/4.99 ~ 1 017 -PAllT CAIOUSEl WAIHINOTON -A -( ) !::••• ':.::ata.c~!;_ 11~ NEWS t4N,iLt'SIS ... ~ C*!Mj ...... ..-.: • --bt•lal ........ .,.,.,...... ----------- Carter of ._ llMt. M a,.... Be1tn, at tbe First Baptlat moretwmllle ........ ti>lleao 1on,... tmDI '°bani to lm~. Cb;!;t9u.e rust Ume in bis pres: He la conalderably more Uk· ideaey, be appeared unan- able, luaaaand aee.uible. nowiced lut w~ In the WIUte From UM moment be CGe· House pres• room to aMwer eeded defeat ta. ~' of Nov-queationa: It wu the aeeond :f:'7a:n urn ~e~ '::. Ume linee. the eleetlon that he'd de preclatta1 way ti.a• laH met informally with report.en. aromed elDP8tb1 ev• .... some who may not . have -.. fauofbil. IN 'l'llE PAIT, Carter 1111Ded .__ _________ ....;,,; ....... ...;.;._ ....... ..___, unable to poke NI at ""-· takiDC malt ddap very Hit-.: ly. But tbe jokes come more· ea•llY and tbe pain •how• thro\IP, too. A .... AIDE announced OD a loudlpeaker, ''The brieftnl ia about. to be1in." Reporters llltered in, expecUn1 White ffou•e press iecretary Jody Powell. Instead, Carter ap- peared. f ~ ol 4 •kipped BOgus money sent.ence set . ~ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of l .. Deily "911...., A sentencing date for a man convicted .in Orange Co6nty's largest counterfeit currency seizure of S750,000 in bo1ua bills baa been scheduled for December. Donald Lee Crawford, 41, rema.ina free on a l ,000 corporate surety bond while awaitin& bil i Dec. 8 sentencing date in U.S. District Court, Loe I Angeles. I CRAWFORD WAS ONE OF fl'OV penona . I ' \ I lcaptured June 24 in Mission Viejo. . The other thrH, includinf bis e~-wif~. who shared a Mission V'-'Jo house where autborttlea. seized a variety of gum, ammunition and a )MMIDd of cocaine valued at $30,000 have all skipped &ail. "I art™ for ht1ber bail, but tbe Judie wo,ddo't 10 for it,'' saJd proeecutiq U.S. Attorney Alan Jay Weil, who won conviction in Crawford't jury trial despite the defendant's innoceDt plea. State charges stemmtna from the dru11 and guns found in J,be residence are pending and Crawford remains free on *25,000 bail u a result of his arrest on those counts. HE WAS CONVICTED ON four federal counts, each of which could result In a maximum penalty of 15 years in federal prison and-a $5,000 fine, or 60 years and $20,000 in a ll. Crawford had been under s urveillance about a week when U.S. Secret Service agents and an Orange County Sheriff's Office SWAT Team smashed through the front door of the home at 23301 Via Bahia. . ID~ra said CrawfOl'd bad • loaded der-ringer ID wttb him aloal with bia a-wife Yvette "Toby" DeSantis When ra.iden arr.ted them along with Waller J . Begley, 32, and" Tuely Hallquist. Begley and Ms . Hallquist, who have prior charges pending against them, were freed on bail and promptly vanished, investigators said, while Ms. DeSantis was tried and convicted. She jum~ bail and disappeared before she could be sentenced. ~uhurban schools . · {lid to rnillorities? . HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -Mlnorily and dia· a dvantaged studenta wbo are bused to suburban I schools get better jobs after IJ'lliduatloo than their. inner-city counterparts, accordiq to a report OD ~ Hartfonl'1'voJWttary clelel"C•tloo procram. l 'The study by lwo Unlvenlty, of Coanecllcut I profeaaon alaO found that city st~ are more likely to continue their education beJC)lld bilh I r school if they have attended suburban .acboola and are less likely to have doubts about their cboiC! of I a career. An evaluation of Project Concem, a con· I troversial 14-year-old voluntary desevel•UOD pro- 1 gram, waa conducted durinc the last aebool 1ear. and a prellmtna~ report wu preMDted to the Hartfonl Board of Education. A more complete re- ' port l.s expected in February. There bas been some talk about acrappinl the c 1 project because of the coat of buainl atudenta to ' s uburban schoo~ and char1ea of ineffectiveness. I But about 30 parents whose children are in the pro- . gram cited the report as evidence that it should be · continued. . 1• ' Several board members called the resulta in- conch11ive and sard more information would be needed before determining the pro1ram'1 fut~. , Singing brings j~~ -ROME (AP) -Stngtne in this land that pro- duced Caruso and Pavarotti can land you in jail r up to two months -ii you do your vocaliain1 the train. Tb.ls cbaqed Jlmm1 Carter hH been evldent in tu. public appearances a1nce tbe eJeetiaD -with reporten, wtth 1ltHll Prime Miniater Keaacbem "I thought since Jody hadn't done IO well with his job, I'd come down and see· ii I could do it any better," the president told bil aurpriaed audience. During that session, Carter was subdued, soft-spoken and ACIYUC WALL PAINT . .,.,..n .~ . ....,. bumble. He uJd be would me« wltb PreRdeat-elect Rea1an at Rea1an'• conven.lence since "~ bave not quite so heavy a schedule these days as I have bad in tbe put." When.he wu ... ked ii be made any .. obvious mistakes" in bis campalp, Carter Jolted, "Well, I obviously dido 't get enough votes." BE &EFV8ED TO review ~ campaign, saying lt would be "Ii counter-productive effort when you lost like I dJd to try to J..Wy it ... But tbe sadness wu obviom. It wu in bis face and bia de· meanor, especially when be said goodbye to Begin and at church Sunday, when tu. Bible clau read him a resolution of con- dolence. Rosalynn Carter, who at· tended church with her husband, kept her sad eyes riveted OD him as he taught the Sunday School lesson. She seemed demoralized. A rule that goes into effect Dec. 1 provides fines 'up to S99 for "solo" performances on Italian -train• and up to SS50 for performanees bJ a • .... t---· °"''chorus." Thosf refuain& to pay ~fl.de cai be ailed for up to two moot.bl. -· Santa Arrives With C3PO Thia Fri et noon Saftl• will errtve at Huntington Center In • big red fire engine with hla apeclel Stw Were drold friend lrom a galuy fef aw1y. Everything a child could hope lorl Beech Blvd f 40S Fwy., CORRECTION jl! 0. ,... ....... -. .. ................ ._,_ o.tn•.....,,...-• ........ =-.. ........ _ ...... _ ------Di-. ..... , .... , . .,. . .... , -·-. .......... :1. ....... ·:.~-==--..:-..: _.. .......... ... " .. , ..... _: .. ..._.., .............. _ ---H B.:.1 ... -----~---··----illil- ........ ...c ALLIE MAE SPORTS\\DR MAN.UF~CT\JRERS Oofing out tennis I Jogging dlvtslon Men' .. Women'a Spor19w• BEi.OW WHOlfSAl.Ell ..... J ....... Jt., ......... ......, ~-0 aJik; lllf ,llltl' -S1 ~Q S II PRE-PASTED DELUXE VINYL PAPER VINYL PAPER PATTUNS TO FIT • llEAT IHIN&ll • lUXUllY DESffiNS! Miil ROOM! • Dfl.UXE • WASHHlB ••TAUS FUTI PAmlUISI • TOP ouaum 81~1 81'1 G2V CLOTHBACK VINYL WALLPAPER • DCRlDIT IRICTml • DU.I FOii MllY DECOIU PREMIUM VINYL CLOTHIACK PAPER • IUI •T OllAUTYl 1 • UIY.c:Alll ICIUllAIU! 391 LOCAL ··~~· .. ,.w ......... Shawn Weatherly, 20-year-old Miss Universe, homesick fo r her Clemso n University <S .C . > campus, was honored by classmates at a school pep rally. Cell 642-5678. Put • few words to work for ou. f>RI Thut9dliy, November 27, 1980 CWLYPILOT - ~-eoples Yearbook of chtimbe.r eXtoU Mesa's virtues The third edition of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce'• aanual yearbook extolling the city, its busi· neaa climate and growth-conscious city government is off the presses and going faster than Superman comic books. Nate Reade, chamber manager, says his organization has distributed 4,000 or the 20,000 copies of "Costa Mesa Still Unlimited" printed last month. THE 1980·81 publication, a slick- paper, magazine-Uke affair, was pro- duced by Brice Worthington's AKB Associates of Costa Mesa, Reade said. The publishing firm soUcited the advertis~ment and presented the 20,000 copies to the chamber free of charge in the continued effort to lure industry. commerce and employees to the community. The newest publication is 28 pages. touts Costa Mesa as a "balanced ci- ty" offering fine shopping centers,. SAT public recreation and residential oet1hborhood5 as well as being a ma· Jor coastal area industrial com- munity. T HE MAGAZINE recounts much ol the city's history, its educational Opl>ortunities and growing im· portance in the world or the arts as well as dwelling on an atmosphere in which commercial volume has in- creased more than 400 percent in 10 years . The 1980-81 edition is available at the chamber office and is sent by the chamber and business members to locations throughout the nation as in- formation about the city, Reade said. Minorities hired W ASfllNGTON CAP) -An agree· ment obtained by the Just.ice Depart- ment requires the North Carolina Highway Patrol to hire more blacks and women as state troopers. sun 18 so 15% OFF CHRISTMAS -....-.. PRINTED PAPER ENSEMBLES 1Cup<. napkins pl,Hr .... tahll'f OVPI s~ CHRISTMAS GIFTWRAP 50 sq ft EVE RYDAY LOW 1.19 KREBS FANCY ORNAMENTS reg 5 99 4.44bx. STRAW WREATHS CANA.DIAN PINE GARLAND 't'll 1 44 4.88 WREATH req899 5.88 12 & 14 99¢ 18 & 22 1.44 GIFT BOXES SPRAY SNOW 20 % OFF GLITTER · Assorted sizes reg 1 49 99¢ pkg. 13·0Z reg 99' 77¢ STRAW BROOMS Cute·as-can-be ZIGGY CHRISTMAS GLASSES PERM ALBA ARTIST OILS& ACRYLICS 1.88 BE SURE TO IEE OUR MANAGERS SPECIAL 11 oz 88¢ ea. 25 o/o OFF GREAT CH RISTMAS GIFTS COLONIAL DOLL HOUSE (7 rooms) roq 69 95 49.88 MACHE BOOTS 3 reg 79<. 7•,· reg I 99 664 1.44 I 1 '1 reg 3 49 2.aa WRAP·SAVER BOX GIFTWRAP 34 yds x 20 1n ' or reg 5 99 FOIL 4.44 ea. 20 yds x 20 1n PAPER-BACKED FOIL 39 sq ft reg 3 19 2.22 : BULK BEADS F,tri'lt•C'I Irr or <,11nbursl ll''I ' C,C} pk(I ggc OUR HUNTINGTON BEACH STORE I$ OPEN NOW LOI ANGILll • TAAZANA CEl'IFllTOI TOAl'laNCE (213,12MNt C2tl,llt•JIH C2U)tH-OUI (2,,)'7:t-17 .. 1 ' WHT COVINA OAl'IOIN Ol'IOVI ' LA Mll'IADA c2ta, ...... ,, c114111t-a120 c21i1••--•••1 IAN DllOO LA MESA UCONDIOIO HUN'SINQfOH HACH (714)211-2121 (7 U1413-5H7 • C71•)74H2H ('14)142 .. 40 TOVS AVAllA8LE AT OU-. LOS ANOlLES STOA& OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM ~em 's v.o. WHISKY 15 49 II Pf. l .75 LT. • SAVE•1.SO WHISKY Tanqueray DISTILLED 16 9 9 GIN M Pf. 1.75LT. ~ J P!~~E~ Velvet ~ -. Ji fll Pf. Chivas Regal , SCOT::. 750ML 11.99 Johnnie Walker 1.75 LT. 11.49 RED LABEL 7 99 SCOTCH •.IPf. 750ML • -AVE 8 1.31 Kahlua Old Smuggler BUNDED SCOTCH 86 PF. LIQUE~~Pf. 750ML 8.49 Bacardi ~~~Mr 6 29 IO Pf. l UTl:I • 1.75 LT. Bailey's IRISH CREAMl 2 99 10.88 Beefeater GIN .. ,,. 1.75 LT. 16.99 Southern Comfort LIQUEUR 80 PF. 750 ML. 5.99 ,, BUY NOW! La Paz MARGARITA MIX 1 LT. 1.39 SAVE40c Farlev's HA Rd CIDllR 1M,P•t fre~ a,ple Nici. 1.5 LT. 2.59 8AVE70c Mr. ,Mrs ... T" •LOODY MARY lllX · 750ML • SAVE•t.00 Seaoram's 7 CIOIN WHISKl!Y IO"· SAVE•2.oo ~ ' . .:.., . L'hn,lran !1rn1~r" //~;;;~ Christian Brothers CALIFORNIA BRANDY 80 PF. 1.75 LT. 12.19 SAVE•t.ao Pooov V0&KA '°"· 1.75 LT. 7.49 SAVE 8 1.50 Amaretto di SARONNG LIQUEUR 56 Pf. 750 ML. 10.99 SAVE70~ SAVE•t.t 0 Andre' Sebastiani CHAMPAGNE •DRY •PINK •COLD DUCf( WINES •VIN ROSE •BURGUNDY •CHABLIS 750 ML. 1.5 LT. 1.99u. 2.49u. Blue Nun · · LlllBFRAUMILCH 3.29 7$0 Ml. Lancers VIN ROSE 139 750ML Richelieu 6.49 BRANDY v.s.o.,. '°"· 750 ML E & J •RANDY .,,. ,. ............. ,., ..... .,1e Ttre Rev. Bernard T . P!ano, mistakenly a used of betna o r. 1 a w ,. r e • s "Oe ntle m ail Ba n· dif,"' has said in Em · mitsburg, Md .. h e plans t.o appear in a m ov ie a bo ut .the case. Lagunan ,,ads fund drive ..;, 81\D'la Beach mllll ha.. named to head the 981 United Jewish W re Fund campaign in raange County. li.s Michael Pinto, a mu si c compa n y ex · ec'i1ve. qUts and contribu· lion). to the fund a re US4ffli for humanitarian agwies and services in t h,AI c o u n t y a n d th roHghout the nation, in Isr"~ and in 25 other na· tlo~ said Dr. Daniel H. Ni~Qurg, president of the ,J ewish Federation Co,\in ci l. o r Ora ng e Co}\qty. . l\h age 38, Pinto is the yo~gest man ever to I hea . the annual drive. , Nin urgsaid. . Ohristie p~y set a f 'school ~e dra ma de par t· me#t of Dana Hills High Scltool in Dana Point w il\ pr ese nt A g ath~ Chrj:;tie's play "Ten Lit· tie Indians" Dec 4, 5 an<j 6 a l the Porthole T heater on the high school campus. Tic ke ts a re S2 for general admission and SI.ff, for student.i. P roceeds fro m t he play will go l o the Dra9'a Department. T•c k e t s m ay b e purch38ed al the door or by calling the school al 496-6666. 1';1 2~:papers "' '4cellent' d ';.a n ge C o as t C o~ge 's s tu de nt n e 2•p a p e r , Coa s t' Re ,.i. and The Brand· ln1 of Golden West Co .e. lied for firs~ pl~ In ge ne ral ex- celf'erice in a com petl· lloff.1ponsored by the Jo p allsm Association of munlty Colleges. e-awards were 'm ade during a recent auociatlon conference al Groesmont College in El Cajon. Nearly 50 col- le1es competed. T~two newspapers sba the excellence aw for "large" col- lea~l\abloid newspapers. n I 1 P1t0be grows ~r.sNO (AP) -The It ~I Falr P olitlcal Irr ~lees Comml11ion b!:l entered an i n · VH i1at1on of alleged la deriaC of '4.000 in caab to avold Freaao Count'~:'° campalin oontri Um.lt. I ! Holiday Gift OOt Show /Sale no TOOIV tttru Dec 8 •• HuntiOQton Center'• n• enf'Ull "'"' ••ttlblt •1 • of ett• and etaft• .... , ... .,,.,. .. toP tin tllent~ 11ttllf1. l'rom ,. tNI lfN' wray of • 1 un~ OfiOlnM you'll • 11 find 1 oertect girt for .V ~ne B•.ch Blvd •If 1nb 406 Fwv .. ~.ND ... 'II, t• 'D>ast Starlight' reroute issue goes to arbitratimi WAifflNGTON CAP) Amtru teatatlvely The Cout Starll~bt, proceed eut from Davia primarily in 8.olevllle, lut month after ne1ot1a-cAllGa • •arl7 MU -A dlapute be\w .. D eado r H d t be 1001 · wb lch carries a bout to Sacramento, then and want.a Amt rak to tJou broke down. . , ;o It mlpt tat~ mt r a k a• d th • pl'OpOMd..., roate lut 31,500 p aaaen1era a north to lhryavllle. pay. Amtrak H)'I <the JI• nld tbe panel, •· ...._.. ~H l c •oatlil ,..wlla1-afree· month 011 datty un 'Y ulJrCltY. Red-Bluff treckl an adequate. eatabll,Ped by Amtrak I AlllJrak wtu , _... aaUNad ov•r die t•· meat wltb Southern bet ween Loi An1elea a nd Reddin1, throuah and t.be railroad• to traia ooald be ~ rotl&W.. Of U.• "Coaat Paelfle OD track coat.I and Seattle, beada north the moat populated . Amtrak 1pokesman make ,,.nd•n1 deelaiou b1 a 1nr from no'ilr, 1tarll1h&" pa11 en•er and malnteaance. The at Davia up tbe weal areas of tbe valley. John Jacoblea sald the in diaputea, will receive l aeolllm 1ald. U mar. ...... to tM eut aide of tw o d llaaree o ver 1lde of tbe Sacramento three-member arbltra-teltimooy throuCb Dec. work II needed, Amtrak eM lller'ammto Valley whether eome SS mlWoa Valley tbrouPOrland to Southern Paclflc con-t 1 on pane 1, h ead -18, revip J,be latorma· muat 6lelde tfbetller' ft .. la ta.. bands of an la track improvement.I Reddinl. tends track Improve-quartered in New York, lion by mid-February, can afford to pay before artNtraUc.panel. ,are oeededontberoute. The oew route would m e nts are nee ded , was handed the dispute and could make a de· proceedlDI. SAVE 1.50 t0m P'l.M11 wmtrPOTI ..... ...._ ..... .............. ...... , .... SAVE 5.00 mco Ornamental 16" URN PLANTER IAllllE' Bahl · cir SET •I_ 3.50 SAVENOWI DEWIE METAL BOXES ~DMD ,,..,..,. ..... _ ............. ........ ,...,.. .,.dur ...... ........... ENGLISH LEATHER GIFT SETS FOii HIM TRIPLE CROWN · WT KT • .,.. llMWl 6.50 ,._ i .. u.. •Mnl lOAI' hL _. SPEC I ALI 1.21. AD PRICES PREVAIL: THURS. NOV. 27th. THAU BAT. NOV. 29th . ACUUC lflOOL SCULPTUIO IAIJ. YARN GARlAID -; ~~~119 25 YDS. • 2 FT. SCOTCH PINE 3 99 GlttEN or WHITE • EA. SAVE 40~- • "" ...... all*. -.... .-is ....--. ..... ,,.,., 4.49 198 [ ..: YOUI -= CHOICE • BOX Of 20 ltENNoc Christmas Stocking "SMTA'S l(ST" .. .......... ~ 1111 c.ns ... "*"' ... 15" 20" 1.49 2.29 ,., foftllOST ' 'MIDGET'' TREE DRAPE DlCOll NOn c.n .. NCtllll. ...... •Ila ,.i,ntt1. PUJ• 32''141" gee .. uJ9.95 . SOUD COLOR" ORNAMENTS 20 LIGHT SET 198 Crffl Wln ·llillli.O.. If CellrJ •llVJ/J • U. 50 LIGHT SET 3 98 er.. "" · 11111. Cle• If C.1 1111111111 • u. Ass't Bows ~CLEO (JtJa lllp Nwl wlltld • ;:::alAG Of 25 59c 4W' IAG Of 12 u. ~~~e ~~ 79c 30 S••= 125 ~ fl 25 LIGHT SET ~ ..... ,. OUTDOOI USE Cllf1inl Ribbon C-91/• /lvlb Size 7] g. hf alt ,., llCllM -·-112124 SATIN ORNAMENTS I SPECIAL! MMrtM W. Cellrl lr'H'' I 500 YD. SPOOL 3,'1'' 1 250 YD. SPOOL 1.79u. Decorat.d ,.,... ..~ ... Clll.,., p.,_ 30 S.. Fl fell 10 5-. Ft 21" 4 IOU IOI ggc ., . ....,, ... ,...,.,...1 JL .... ""' ""'"" 50 5-. ft. IOU • .. ....., ...... ,.,... ~:r.1~ 2.49 SAVE 1.28 ATlMTIS Under Sea CANDLE ............... 110.- 1111 .... 11 ..... ................. m .. 3.49u •POITED EUIOPEAN 240/o Lead Crystal "CrysW , MriMa" ~ ........... A t•• fl .._, -"' II litt w llCIM. Ring Holder 2.99 Heart Box 3" Vase 4.99 1.99 'I .. • GENERAL NEWS nu.dllr. NcwemOer '¥1. '* Woman, 8.5, 'most mugged' in Oakland, reb~ls Adall echool .I I .....__ .•.•. ...., :flae La1u•a aeaeh A•••• Uuutioa pro· ,, ......... "1..,. .. r wUI .._. Moacta1, with re1lslntloa belal beld la ca-UM ftret nl1ht eaela .. Mid. laformatloo may be o-.aalned by calllna ...... ext.a . OA'KLAND (AP> -Llvlq aloiM at th• aa• ol 16. Mary P&lller may bi tbl• cil)''I maat frequently m&a11tcl aealomlt.lMD. 8&lt 11M'1 not about to let it..-thUC• make her a abut-lo. "To bell with them. l'ID ~out. ( 'll bave to be. a little more careful, but I'm not afraid of them," ahe 1aJd. "Whal'• left for them to take, my life, I'm 8S yean old. "I bate to be afraid. U neceuary, l'U walk ln the middle of the at.net. A person bu to 1et out once ln a whlle for fresh air and 1umhlne." Tbe ftve-foot, 80-pound woman bas yielded flve pqrses, S500 ln cub and three ba11 of croeeriea to street thu11 the put year. Sh& doesn't carry a purse anymore. Two robbers recently took her hearinc aid. But Mn. Fuller held on- to her moet-pri&ed po.aeuloa, the 1old weddinl rln1 1lven her by "the moat wonderful man who ever lived," ber bm\>and who died 51 years a10. The woman and youth wbo at - tacked her told her 1be had no uae for the hearing aid. But when they tried to take her wedd1nC rln1, Mrs. Fuller drew a cylinder of chemical Mace 1he keei>S tucked ln ber 1leeve. "I whipped it out aad aave the boy a wblff. I told the poUce a peraoe bas a right to protect henelf," 1be recalled. The would-be robbers fled and Mn. Fuller held onto her rina . SRECIALI . SPECIAL! SAVE 2ee SPECIAL! SAVE 1 1.90 '"*u• Photo Albums IUUS ~SMllJ 1.99 SPECIAL! 7-PC. WOOD Coas,ter Set Prlttel ,., ,,.. t.Hla. I c .. tt11 •tl-WMr. "Wl_.3.39 ::::::====================:::: aGU•D9SIQN SPECIAL! CDMHC STYLE Photo frame llcfllt* w "II ii ....... , ... 9.95 1"110" v.r 6.95 SAVE•1.20 PYlt£l '"t :~1 Wine Decanter 1t=17 , 1111 [ ...... w., Tt ltrw W1M }/' ti Prac1icll .... -•• , .~~~:5.99 SAVE NOW! 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Speed Leas. involved congregations in four denominations -the United Church , Episcopal Church, Unit- ed Presbyterian Churc._. and Presbyterian Church U.S. <Southern). A bout one out or 100 of all congregations each year dismiss pastors for reasons other than un- ethical or immoral con- duct, the study found, and among con1re1a· tiona that have don!_~ the main reasons tu~ up included: Congregational con- fllct that existed before the pastor came, fac· lion• in f.;be coacre••tioQ and disapproval of U.I pastor by a powerful minority, pastor-laity value conflicts, and frustrated desires ot members for big sue· cess in the congrega· lion's ministry. T.h es e kinds o f tensions are apt to con- tinue indefinitely, whoever is the pastor, unless outside counsel- ing is sought, the study said . Ping pong wins toM Members of the Boys Club of Laguna Beach placed first in three categories in the San Dieguito Boys and Girls Club table tennis cham· plonships in Solana Beach. Stuart Roddy of Laguna Beach was first I in the 11· and 12-year-old class and teamed witb John Anderson for first .place in the doubles division. MeoorChauta and Joe Anderson wete first in 15· to 18-year -old doubles play. Benefit sale at hoepital Handmade articles and fresh baked 1ood!_ will be sol~ by the aux- 11 i a r y of the San Cle mente General Hospital at it'8 Christmas Fair on MOI), day from 10 a.m . to • p .m . in the ho1pital' cafeteria. Proceeds will 10. toward the auxlliary'a 1cholarabip fund. "Santa Arrives With C3Pq Thia l'rl al noon Sanla will arri¥9 •t Hul)tlngton Center In\ • big .., flf9 engine wltft ntt ~lal Star ' Wen drotd frtlftd "°"' ...... , ,., ewty l veryt"lng • ctllld oould hope for! ltacl'I Blvd & 408 ,wy,. HI~ AO PRICES PRf VAil THUR NOV 2 lth THRU SAT NOV 29t h • FISHER PRICE ANIMAL GRABBERS • S.le. sett UMf1lls 3 9 9 •f fn r.. •••. u. • '"'~kt* te 2 '" EMPIRE . 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Lipsitz also claimed that Bremer owns the copyright on the not.eboolc , but Willis sajd that Is not for his court to . decide . Willis said it would be some time next year before he begin$ hearing Grirfin's su(t seeking ownership rights to the notebook. Br e m e r . a f o r m e r Milwaukeean now In a Mary,and prison, shot Gov. George Wallace in Laurel, Md. eight years ago. THE SECTION OF the diary found by Griffin, a construction worker from Dalton, Wis ., reportediy tells of Bre mer's plans to kill Wallace and former President Nixon, along with staging a mass murde r shooting spree in downtown Milwaukee. TARGET OF TALE Lady Diane Tests normal B R EM E R 'S Baltimore at -torney, Benjamin HaMu Lipsiti, argued t h at sin ce the notebook is in Maryland the Wisconsin court has no authority over it. In a previous hearing, Lipsitz a rgued that Brem er intended to retrieve ttre notebook in the future. Portions of the d iary had been published previously. LIVERMORE (AP) - A state study has con- firmed fi ndings by the Lawrence Livermore National La boratory that levels of plutonium in the soil near the lab are about the same as levels elsewhere in the United States. But Grirfin-'s l a w yer, Ja e~ McM anus of Madison, said it is there because or the grand jury subpoena . · Mc Manus called the decision a ''big, big victory." Lipsitz did not•say if he intends to appeal. 'Octopus' cell brings niystery CHAPEL HILL, N.C. <AP) -Discovery of a form of white blood cell may open the way to ad· vanced research into cancer, alle rgies and parasitic infestations, scientists say The cell. named Medusa for its tentacle-like appendages, apparently devours other cells, in- cluding white cells. red blood cells and platelets, said its discoverer , Or. Jacob S. Hanker, a re- searcher al the Unive rsity of North Carolina. "It's a basic discovery looking for an applica- tion,·· said Dr. John Laszlo, clinical director of the Comprehensive Cancer Center at Duke University . Medical Center in Durham . HANKER SAID THE CELL'S function may not be beneficial. But Laszlo said it ··may have a hJnctio~ in cancer research ... and may have ap- plications in research of allergic disorders and parasitic infestations. Hanker described the Medusa cell as a form of the eosinophil, a white cell discovered more than 100 years ago by Nobel Prize winner Paul Ehrlich. The fun ction of the eosinophil is still a mystery. ''The normal white cell kills bacteria,'' Hanker said . 11This kills other cells." Hanker said the cell uses its tentacles to al· tack;as well as to provide transportation. He said it Is not known if the Medusa destroys only dis- e atsed cells or eats normal cells . .. l'M FASCINATED THAT WE'VE looked al blood cells for many, many decades, a nd the fact that this escaped o~r attention because the techni- que used by Dr. H~nker ls different from the way ,..·ve nonnally looked 11.,t..blood cells," Laszlo said. Laszlo called the discovery "~ordinarily interesting." Hanker discovered the Medusa by accident while doing dental research in the detection or acute myeloid leukemia. He then consolidated his research with a team of scientists doing cancer re· sear ch at UNC and Duke. They reported the finding in the November is- sue of the Histochemical Journal. GWC to sponsor toy swap IDeet A holiday swap meet offering children's toys, games and books will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . Sunday in the student center al Golden West College in Huntington Beach. The event is exclusively for the selling, trad· ing and buying of used, outgrown playthings. Ac- cording lo the college, no commercial vendors will be permitted. Selling spaces. al $3 each, may be reserved by cfilling the community services offi ce, 893·6250. Weather permitting, outdoor spac~ will be available for the sellini' of items such as swing sets, playhouses and jungle gyms . Chi/J ioolf are aided JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -The U.S. Chris- llan Children's Fund has signed a five-year agree- ment with the Indonesian government to donate $14 million lo improve child welfare in this coun- try, officials announced. Indonesian offi cials say 30 percent of the coun· try's 43 million people live under the poverty level. Th~ fund has been providing assistance to In· donesian children since 1973. SAVE 3900 8 TJ:IACK TAPE PLAYER Was 5899 NOW s19ee Some Cartons May Be Water Damaged 50°/o OFF Men's Flannel Shirts Were 13.99 NOW s7sa ' SAVE 59°/o to 77°/o ./ ·.~.;. 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Meanwhile, the Sunday Mirror re- fused a demand from Michael Shea, Queen EUzabelh ll's press secretary, to retract a story that Lady Diana had visited Charles aboard the royal train this month. The demand rueled repom that Lady Diana would become Charles' wire. Several newspapers saw the retraction demand as evidence the palace was intent on protect.i.qg Lady Diana's reputation. NO VISITOR PrtnceChertee _;;,,,,.--iiiioiiii---...... -.....-=~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;t;....~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,.,;;;;-·-~ --- MORE PARKING WHY? OUR EMPLOYEES PARK OFF PREMISES Special Plaza Buses Provide Them Transport ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA SAVE 49°0 · DELUXE 8 TRACK WITH FM Was 7899 NOW s29es SAVE 19000 AM/FM STEREO WITH 8 TRACK Was 2agaa NOW sggee ~ ~ -a 'l 'K':-_I. ~. ""'; -=:,.. ~ .,. ·;:~ .~. ' -"> • ? > I ) . 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CW6.Y ... 01 nv.dllr ,.,..., .. 71. ,., QUllHIE <>••~ .. --·-.... ""--·- ~·- 11·27 "I think be1na on 'hold' finally got to him " "Got a problem" Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pat wdl cut red tape, gettJng the an~rs a nd action you need lo solve inequltie1 in government and business. Mail 11our qw1tions to ~at Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Cooat Daily Pilot. P.O Boz 1560, Co1ta Mesa. CA .92626. A1 many letlera a.s pos!nble will be answered, but phoned jnquiries or letters not including the re'ader'1 /ull uame. addreu and bw'lneu houri' phone numbncannot bec0118fthTed Thucolumnappearsda1- ly e:rcept Sunday1:" DEAR PAT: I'm interested in finding out where I can determine the value of several old life insurance polici"es. ' D.P .. Newport Beach Write to the compaaJes that l11aed these policies. The aame and address sboald be lacladed la ead1 policy. II tltere Is DO addresa. write to the America• Council of Life Insurance Information, lnforma&ioa Services Departmeat, 1.85t K St. N.W., Washln1ton, D.C. UHi. laclude as mach lnformatkMI as possible about the poUdes and ask that current addresses of the companies be provided to you. .. . W o...,,. suprrior • J DEAR PAT A lot of working women have high stress jobs ; some s moke too much and don't get a~ exercise. ls there any evidence that this change In 'lltestyle is reducing the life span of women? I know that women generally outlive men. but wonder if this is changing. H. R., Newport Beach Even when men and womeo share Ute same •poor health habits, women still oatllve mea. ID fact, the average eight-year life expectancy that women bave over men might even lacrease sll«ht· ly, accordl.D1 to research at UC Berkeley ~bool of Public Healtb. · These findings of researcher Deborah L . Wingard support tbe theory that women are slmp· ly blolog.lcally more m thaa men. She sln1Jed oat 16 known factor• that have been liDked to early death rates for both men and women, and found that women bad more hlgh·rlsk characteristics than men. · The big.best risk factors of early death for men were smo1tla1, drlaklag, and not belal marrte4. The mo.t deJrlmental healt.b behaviOn for women were smoklag, physical inactivity, aad havlag few contacts with friends and relative.. Her·data was 1atllered from lntenlews with 4,7%5 Bay Area resldeats la IMS' and follow·ap atadles la lt'14 of the Zll meo and lit women who bad "dJed during the nine.year period. Tern l'ftl•11rrs aldftl DEAR PAT: Does the federal government s ponsor any business loan programs for teen· agers? If so, where can I get information? M.J .. Corona del Mar The U.S. Department of A1rtcultare lelld• llP to $31,• to yoatbs from 11 to Z1 yean old. Tiie loaa• caa be ued to support both farm a.ad DOD· farm veatarea sach at· small crop 1rowln1, llves&ock farmla1, roadside stands or ca•tom work. Tiiey are normally made In coajactloe with yoatb sro.pe and require paret1tal coueDt. For de· tails, coatact tbe Prodaclloa Loaa Dlvlaloa, Farmen Home Admlnl1traUoa, U.S. Departmeat of Agrlcaltue, Wasblll«ton, D.C. ZtZSI. ,,,-- DEAR PAT: My 8·year-old son ls lntereated In starting a stamp collection. Where can I get' 110m e how-to Information to get him started? · N.R., Newport Beach AU Ute basics are llldllllM la a free boMJet ealled .... trodactloe to S&a•p CoUecU.1." YOtl caa l'al.e9' a copy by wr1Ua1 to: S&a•p Dlvbloa, U.S . ._.. Servltt, 47' L'Emlu& Plau Wee& 8.1'., ~ ........... D.C. znM. Tar-cut devices of littl~ help ED~BORO, Pa. CAP> -Devlcet to eut the \ar and nicotine or cl11retta apparently don't help 1moken kick the habit, an Erle County re· 1•1rcher hu concluded. G• H. Miller 111d In an luue of t.M Amertcen Pharmacy that not on• of 87 peopi. be studied stopped tmolrlinl after the ellht·wetll period when they were 1uppoHd to quit. 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( Bhhhh -not .o loucl. ) .a•! LIQUID PLUMR ~~ -•aac ~ 32 oz. IAqu.ld cl.rain cleaner. Try tlWI before you call th• plumber. (Now we'll catch heck from all the Plumben. ) 69.77 79.77 89.77 119. 7 4' (Shown) 77c fl uoroc:arbon.8. 1.97 ~" CD PLYWOOD SHEATHING . 6 FOOT BAND SPLIT CEDAR GRAPE STAIE Gr.at for fenciJ\9 or what.Yer you nMCI. At th.ia price you can atford to make your own stockade. 4x8 Rough finish for flooring, roofing. You'll probably find a bunch of other u .... '59c ~1 ~~1--- ALLTUDI 29 . P,C. 1/i II DllVI SOCIET lft u JOU.,,. llMI\ ~ 29 pc. ..t, JOU•,,. Men 'em alL Riqht? Ma1'-e. Wlth h.andle, .peeder, w\l...-1 joint. 1297 DACO AUTO VACUUM Plup into your 12 'f'Olt oar cigarette 1J9ht.r uul hu 18 feet ol oorcl. Pl.nty to v-t into tM tnank. • -I ~November 27, 191() available for adult ln c,ollege O. .at ....,. ,.. ... ,.. aW procrw, lb ... &a ................ --llaDy people Wilk"' ._. pracrw la wma II r-ser lbMlnS•1 but .._.. .,. no .,. Umlta. Get fUnbeJ' detaUa rrom tM ftaaDcial aid olftcer at die tehool you an eon· .... ,... ADVLT8 ALSO HA VE SO•E opportunities that younaer students don't. The College Board booklet, "Payln& for Your Education: A Guide for Adult Learners," list.s dozens of specific sources of help. The SS.page booklet cost.s $3.50. It is available from: College Board Publication Orders, Department C-88 ; Box 2815, Princeton, N .J., 91541. You can start your search for finan~l~ aid rilbl on the job, the ,Wde says.· Find out it the fringe benefits provided by your employer include· money f« education. You may even be elillble for aid throuch a pro1nm run by your spouse's employer. According to the Colle1e Board, employen have more than $10 million in educational funds available every year and only a small part or the money is used. • Plate of the Day 18K GOLD -He owns a jewelrY store, re- ports Joel Schatz, and sells 18 carat gold merchandise. lnto,,,.,,etlon tor the "Plate Of the Dey .. Is wPl>lleO "T Miil• Ferley. euthor of the 1t7t tdltlon of the "Who's Who o ,..,..,,..tlHcl C•llfornle Llcen,.. Pletn •· Voodoo a no-no if animals die LONG BEACH, N.Y. CAP) -Wilfredo' Pagan, a magic-shop owner, has been accused of cruelty to animals during voodoo ceremonies. Police said Pagan told them be hired out to perform voodoo, earojng $20,000 to $30,000 a year by casting spells for anywhere from $20 to $5,000 apiece. He was arrested ~ter police went to his home and found a headless pigeon, a pitcher of pigeon blood, two bloody machetes, printed magic spells, wax dolls, a turtle shell full of blood and money. bill or burned animals and other voodoo paraphernalia. W riling lectures slated at Capo The public is invited to two lectures scheduled for Capistrano Adult School writing for publication classes De<:. 1 and 8. I Phil Siebel, proprietor of the Arcade Camera Shop in San Clemente, will address the evening class Monday, at 8 p.m. in room 101 at San Clemente High School, 700 Ave. Pico. Siehel will discuss photography for articles be· ing submitted for publication,. Steve Netherby, camping editor of Field and Stream Magazine, also will speak to students at the Dec. 1 class meeting at San Clemente ffigh Sc boo I. Netherby also wm address the moromg class at Palisades Methodist Church, 27002 Camino de Estrella in Capistrano Beach at 10 a.m. For in· formation call 493·0658. Inf ants protected WASHINGTON (AP) -The gqveroment bas announced a reporting requirement designed to ensure that infant formulas contain all the nutrients necessary for normal growth and de- velopment. The infant formula manufacturers will be re- quired to submit reports at 90-day intervals begin- ning next month, the Food and Drug Administra· lion said. LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one ca.rd for each tag + one spare. We return , permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airJine 1.0 . requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back & ttlm your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/S tags S 1.60 ea. 6/9tagsS1.so ea. 10 or more $1.«> N . S.les Tax Included No Cerd? 1ia ._.. e_., JOG can set ~(• credit for tralMll JGU bu• ~ • tM JO', bued on, reeommmdatioDI of tbe American CouncU or &duelldca. AM your emploJW ii m-bouae tralnlna proar-luaYebemebeebcl bJtMeouncU. IP YOO WANT TO ALTB&NATE between work ud ltudJ, eoaskter a cooperative education pro- 1ram at a coUete aur your bome. Information on part1dpatlna acboob ls av.uat>&efrotn the National Commiuklll for Cooperative Educ:atioo, 380 Hunt~ initon Ave., Bo8toa, llus., OZlSS. People wbo an unemployed -or who have low·payinc jobs and would like to aet .better ones -often cu pt IOY•mmenl aid. If ·your ed~cation · la job-rel.ad, (qr eHJPple_,_}OU may be ablt ta col- lect unemployment benefffi for part or the "time while you are Solnl to colle1e or vocational school. Contact the state unemployment insurance office for more informatioo. Tax breaks can sometimes ease the bite of education bills. There are two major fe9eral in· Steak to cost $728 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) -A court bas fined a 47-year-old woman $280 for stealing a beef steak. • In addition, the court ruled the woman must pay aU leeal costs involved in her prosecution, bik- ing the price of the purloined steak to $728. The, steak bad a $12 price tag in the grocery store. Steak sells in Stockholm for about $9 a pound. come tu deductlou available ror adWt learnen. I If you Uemlae deducUou, you eaa, " a ,__.al rule, deduct the CGet of edueaticlD med to maintain • or improve Hi1ll needed in your current job. The '~~ deduction will oot be allowed 1f you use the counea ~ · to qualify you for a new trade or bmlneu. THE SECOND MA.IOR TYPE or deduction COV· ers child care cost.1. lr you are afull·time student are married to a working spouse and have children un- der 15, you may deduct babysittiq, nursery school or day-care expeues on your rederal income tax re-> tum. Youdonothavetoitemiaedeductionst.oqualify • for ~kind of tax break. For more information on i edu.cational deductions, ask the nearest office ol the 1 Jnttr:nal Re_y~ue Service for pamphlets 503 and 508. You can cut cost.toy cuttfiii the Ume you spend in school. Consider these options : -Credit by examination. Many schoola will give you credit toward a degree based on the re- sults ol standardized test.s. You may be able to get up to two years worth of credits. -Credit for priOT learning. Everyday life and work experiences may be counted for credit, even ii they do not involve formal courses. -External degree programs. You may be able to earn an undergraduate degree without classroom attendanoe by combining independent study and low-cost examinations. -Non-traditional degree programs. Many schools offer flexible time schedules for part-time study that requires less lime in the classroom than , traditionaJ programs . l._ one day only! our entire stock ., •. ·of 14K gold Q . D ll . · ·" " .. ... .. Fri. only.: November 28' · For ·oneday we've added $250,000 worth of Huntington ~each : , store·~ 1·4k gold to our regular stock. chains .. . charms .. . charm holders ... bracelets ... pierced earrings ... pendants ... . nngs ... all 14k gold! Some with semi-precious stones. · f'rl., Nov. 21: Huntington Beach, 9811 Adems Ave. at Brookhurst St. -· 9:30 to 9:30 ... l • I t . ' t ~ • 1 'I I WAllllNOTO.. tAP) -"'-• Jl•m1 • Carur _. -.W a..,_ met lut •ffk, wltll lfHt e&vHM1 U4 al ... t a ..... of feNIDGQ, I& •• 8 fU ef'J ,.... put tr ... i. Uou. Jolla~.._. tl~to aaeall out ol tM............. . • ..... be did DOt wut t.e ..-"'--• J , the lneom· laa thlnl pc 1H1at, • U. e1ay· ol hll laau1ura· UOD. llarT7 Tnw IM1 I'll* o.rilht 81•bower "bad a cM, ail Ida -. .... , .. wt.a the)' 111et, poet-eleetMa, ta tM 0¥81 Offtee. l:Ueallower's demeanor, Trwnu • .,,.., wu cme of "frozen frimneu." WILLIA• llOWA8D TAn rode with •Woodrow WU.. te WilMD'a ._upratioll but dJd notfillblnala••19"Wll•-.......... W .._.... llJrivataly cWl11ed th.at in 1932 be~ to trap Yl-Mkb D. JtooMvelt into declaiom that would have tott.d t.lM! incomln1 president te abMdon .. ., percent of the ao- called New Deal" ud adopt the Republican ad· miniatraUCa'a majot pro1rama. Carter, OD tbe ot~er band, couJ>led bis telephoned coaarat .. atlona to Reqan on eltt- Uon nlpt with a vow to do everything in his power to 1mooth tile tranalUon. .,.,, 'l'ID P&Acnct: Of' formally· belpln1 the new president hit U.. around runnial dates back only to 1112 alMI Truman, who tboqbt it waa "an omiuioa la our IJOIWcaJ tradition that a re-· tlrin1 .,.eaident dW llot make it Ml bualaess to fa~ilitate the tranafw el the aovemment to his succesaor." After Eiae•hower won tbe Republican nominatioft in 1.Z, Tnunan lnvited tbe 1eneral to Wuhiqt.on for fonlp polJc1 briellnp. In a new book, ''Off tbe lteeord: the Priva~ Papen ol Harry S Truman," author l!obert H. Ferrell writes that Ike refUMd because "bis ad· visen evidently t.bouaht it would hurt tu. cam- paign." Truman wrote lD IUa cllary, ''the president. elect~ been eo1 alilout eo-operatmc for the turnover . . . lb Md r.11 edYiMn are afraid of some kind of trkk. There Is no t.rtek." · EISENJIOWEa, BY ALL accounts, was warmer when be turned over the 1overnment to John F. KewtedJ. "I doe't tMnk we bave asked for anythlna that t.My ~Hen't done," Kennedy said after their two pre-inauauration meetin1s in the White House. Kennedy made transition plans long before the election, saying "if I 'm elected, I don't want '\o wake up on the morning of Nov. 9 (Election 'Day) and have lo ask myself, 'What in the world do I do now?' ·• • One of the major benefits. but also one of the biggest headaches, of any new administra- tion is the power to rm jobe. ln Kennedy'• day thoee jot. were listed in •'the Green Book'' ... totaled 1,JDO. Nowadays the shopptn1 lilt b la "t.be Plum lloolt" -IMI. the • posiUons number more than 2,000. ONCE, DV&ING 'l'llS tramiu0., Kemed7 exclaimed: "People, people, ,..ople! I dml't know any people. I oaly know voten. Row am I goin~ to fiU theH 1.2JOO joM?" Then, as now. there wu no trouble. The tiranaition from Richard Nixon to his appointed ~ce. president, Gerald Ford, i.n one of the most traumatic periods of the nation's his- tory, was greased throu1h the foresight of Ford's.friend Phil Buehen. Lake Geneva polluted BERN, Switr.erland CAP) -Lake Geneva, famous for the deep blue waters that inspired such writers as Lord Byron and Voltaire, is threatened with chemical pollution. Switzerland !Jand France have slaned two environmental ac· tifords in an attempt to aave it. The creacent-11\aped lake, which lies, alone SS miles of the COWttriea' jotnt border, is Western ..E.urope'1 lar1est freab water baain. ~· One accord aUowa money for improvement of ~aste treatment faciHtiea for i.ncreuin1 quantities Of the chemical phoephat.e -which encoura1es growth of oxy1en-11ppin1 algae. Officials have estimated that at depts from 32 to 85 feet, Lake Geneva can be considered dead from lack of ox· yten. The otheruta~Hahea fiahin1 rqulationa. • lloathl before Nllloo Nlltned, BucbeD - witboul teWnc P'ord 1>r anycme ebe -formed a sub n>ea trautuon team, which met OD a re1ularbuls. •"l'll&Y aEAUZl!D TllAT bad I known of tbelr actlvitla, I would have demanded that they atop," Ford said later. "U Nixon or any one of bia supporters found out, it would have been conatrued as an act of disloyalty on my part, and the reaulta could ~ &avi been dJ1utroua. It wu a dan1erom and quftUonable undertaking." But, be added, "it did provide a 1<>® start." 'Text' needs • squeezing AURORA, Ohio CAP) -Studenta at Harmon Middle School are milk· ing Carmen the Cow for all she's worth. Carmen, purchased through the sale of 800 individu'3 1 shares of stock to students, bus drivers and teachers, is part school project and part s~hool mascot. THE COW provides Eileen Kutinsky's stu· dents bands-on training in agribusiness as they care for the animal and sell its milk. Mrs. Kutill5ky said the Idea started when 11he talked In her science class about cream ris- ing. The reaction from her pupils was a lot of blank stares. "It was after that that I began to check on a lot of things that I took for granted. It seemed that kids these days just didn't know some of these things," Mrs . Kutinsky said. "Selling stock was a way to get enough money to buy a cow. She'll be around for quite a while. She should give mUk for another 8 l6 10 years." CAaM EN r ecently wandere d thro ugh an open door Into the 1c bool 1ymoaslum, where the school 's volleyball team went on to trounce a visiting school's discon certed players ·'There's been some talk," Mrs. Kulinsky said, "about changing the school mascot from Jaguars." Officer cited SAN' ANDREAS CAP> -A California Highway Patrol officer wh o rtalted his life trying to save the victims of a fiery auto wreck has been awarded the Medal of Valor, the state's highest honor of for bravery. 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Deductions Increase in a...._.._., .-.rt _. plnn'•i:-Yw'll ltavt. value wtth eamlnca. If, ror example, you a" in the 9 ..... tD tM9 adv__,. ol dedUdicml ud you'll -.. 20 percent bracket, each $100 ol deductiona save Mw tDllelp NeOrdl ot ''"*'II· you '20. U you are in the 30 percent brac¥t. each llertt Pa.a. a partner la tM manacemeat con· $100 ol deductions saves you *30. ...U.. llllllaecioimUq ftrm ol Touebe • a..a. aald If you expect your income to ihcre.,ate next ._t people "end up paytna too mucb lD taus." year, you ml&ht want to time spending so you c~ itemize deductiODI next year. U, however, you ex- A90VT TWO-TID&D8 or ALL TAXPAYB~ pect your income t.o decreue -because of retire· take the •Md•rd deduction rather than iteml&ing ment, for example -you probably should take as -a p,tldlee Paul said ii a miltake. ~any deductlona as possible this year rather than 'llott people, lf tftey tnaly IO tJaroucb their ne~t. recordl, lbould itemke, •• heaald. .------- The stand•rd deduction -formally known as tbe zero bracket amount -ii $2,300 for sin1le peo- ple and SS,400 for married couples. To decide wh't.ber to ite'miae, you have to flcure out ~betber your deductions add up to more than the stan,iard amount. , Here are some questions to cooaider: AaE YOlJ BUYING A BOUSE! More than ball of all families are, and Paul said most of tbem should itemize so they can take advantage of de· ductioos for mortgage interest and property taxes. -Do you live in a· place where there are relat\vely high state and local lnco!9e taxes? U you itemize, you can deduct these taxe5 on your federal return ..... · -Are you taking all the medical deductions you are entitled to? Did you take a cab to the hospital, for example? It may be deductible. -Do you throw away old clothes and furniture? Give them to charity and get a receipf. The donation is deductible. -Do you use credit cards and pay off your bills a little bit at a time? The interest is deducli· ble -iJ' you itemize. -Did you pay someone to prepare your 1979.. tax return? The fee is deductible this year. Do you subscribe to investment-type publica· lions? • "lbose can become deductions," Paul said. -Do you spend more than average on items on which there is a sales tax? Paul said the estimates for sales-tax deductions m· ·the gov· ernment-provided tables are too low for many peo- ple. If you keep even a rough record of your spend· ing, you wiU probably find extra dollars to deduct, particularly if you have made a major purchase like an automobile. "TllERE ARE LITrLE TECHNIQUES that ease the burden," PauJ said, and one of them is lim ing. You may be able to lump your deductions together in one year so it pays to itemize. Suppose. for example, a married couple ex· pect to.)Nlve deductions that would add up to about $3J'N' this year and again In 1981. At first glance, it .e'ems as though it would not pay this couple to itemize. The standard deductioo in each year is $900 more than the total of the itemized deductions would be. Suppose, however, that couple can transfer some deductible s pending from one year to another -b)' payinC a medical bill early or mak-ini a charitable contribution in December instead of January. Assume the couple can booet 1980 de· duetions to $3, 700 while cuttlQa npeeted t•l de· due\Rlns to $2,400. Tbey can ttembe cat.be return ._ Ne nest April -takinl advu&a1e of SS. 700 in deductions -end can sUll take the full deduction of $3,400 in the following year. Wl'l1IOUT SPENDING .\NYTllING EXTaA, they have boosted the value of the two yea,rs of de· duclions to $7,100, instead of the $6,800 available with the zero bracket amount. Note: The zero bracket amount may increase under proposals now in Congress, meaning the specific figures of tax planning will change. The Eagle, 8 otMr birds bludgeoned P£TTSBURGH (AP) -Earl Schriver says Furious was "a perfect lady." But he wishes the golden eagle Flad fought back before she was clubbed to death while tethered to a backyard perch. Rewards totaling $3,500 have been offered for information leading to the conviction of those who ktUed the 23-year-old eagle and eight other birds, said Schriver, the eagle's keeper. "She was feather-perfect. She was a perfect lady," Schriver said, adding the eagle had a wingspan of more than seven feet. "SHE WAS BIG, AS BIG as any golden eagle in the world,•' he said. The golden eagle is common in the Rocky Mountains, but rare in the eastern United States. The species is listed by the federal government as endangered. Schriver, a n amateur ornithologist, bad kept Furious for elght years for breeding. The eagle was owned by Lou Gaeta of Cleveland, wh'o cap· tured the bird in Montana in 1957. The eagle, slx pigeons and two hawks were beaten to death by intruden. Schriver said the vandals used a tree limb, a plece of firewood, lumber and a snow shovel to batter the birds. "MY DEAaEST WISH I& THAT Furious would have gotten ahold of one of them,'' he said. The Econom y resident said he suspected young adults in the area were responsible for the deaths. "'Ibey knew where everythin& wu," he said. "This was just a group out for kickf ... I • 30% OFF LEVI'S $17 49 ACTION SLACKS • Levi's Sportswear good looks and comfortable stretch waistband mdke this a favorite style. Save 30% on Ac· tion Slacks style #9027 in assorted colors of stretch poly gabardine On sale thru 12/24. 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MW "Mat" .,. .... ud It •uiekJy ~ ... a....., ol tbe , ... -·ev.ltun. :n. •1ear-cald r~ 1UU rw tb• ..... _. ._ J111t &Mabll a pktorial tu.tory ol IM w161cn Wlilo'v•= uarouo. r ... t111tt.1 '1 ,..... iDel'*d Jack It~. ...._. fll ·~ 'J'M Road," ud Allen GlMMrl, ...... ..... "Howl, .. WU .... IU~t ol • famoua *cemMJ trial la .... . raaLINGMBTTI, &SaOUAC, Gln1ber1 , and tbe IWl ol t.be beau rocked tbe literary •tabH•meat in the '50I by lnc!orporaU.., tbe tanauaae ol the alreet ildO tbelr worb, and by •ritiq out ol thelr moet penooa1 nperieDces. '"l'lle beat.I were the only people ln tbe ··5e11 ta.at. 1"J"e writin& out of d.rul vbiona, for exam- ple," FerllnshetU said in an interview in the )»ookltore's cramped tort office. "None of the 1tralpt writers were even cooacloua of thla sort of thln1." Despite the notoriety the beats 1alned durin& tbe 1850I, FerUngbetU saJd be found the decade "pretty borlnl." The '609, he said, "were much more excltin1. ''When the rock revolution came alon1 in the '808 it chan1ed everything," he said. "A lot of the aeeda that the beats planted flowered in the hippie culture.'' " crrY LIGln'S, ONE OF 1118 first booutores devoted entirely to paperback boob, wu not in· ten~ to ma.lte money, said Ferlinghetti, who supports bimaelf on royalties from bis boob, in· eluding bis most fa mous work, "Coney lslana of.. the Mind.'' "The idea was to break even and keep going and publish what we wanted to publish," be said. The publishing arm of City Ll1b'ta releases about ball a dozen books a year, FerUnlhetti said. He added that it does so "with no grants from the National Endowment for the Arts." Government financial help would compromise the bookstore's position, he said. "A book press is just as responsible as a newspaper. If it has s ponsorship, It isn't exactly an · lndepeodent press a ny more." FEIU.INGHETTl'S NEW BOOK, "Literary San Francisco," wu written with poet Nancy Peten. the co-director of City Ll1bts and Ferl· in1heW 's chief editor. -.. Ma. Peters and Ferlinghetti originally planned a picture book, to preserve some of the photo· 1ra~ba and memorabilia they had collected through the years. "I really feel great about having saved so many ol these great old pictures we'd bad kicking around.'' Ferlinghetti said. "If you don't get theie .. things in a book, they are lost, and then it's like they never happened." As the project progressed, however. it ex· panded into more than just pictures. Ms. Peters wrote an essay on 19th century San Francisco writers, and Ferlinghetti picked up the story in the What's brewing in lllarketing?. By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I plan to major la marteta.1. Coald you send material? Tbaab. -C.H., KaasH City, Mo. Yes, but you also need real-world marketing experience to use when you graduate and face what could be an unsympathetic job market. Here's an idea: Bre wing corporat ions a nd ttreir local wholesalers have hundreds or college s~udents on lap across the country. Each is a paid campus beer representative -the "beer man" or "bee r woman." These reps assure that the wholesaler's brands are at.ocked at campus places that sell beer,.from dorms and student unions to fraternities and sororities. ,;BEING A COLLEGE rep is a lot like running a marketing department of a company or your own small business ," says Craig Krafcheck, who heads the college program at Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. of Milwaukee. In the Schlitz program, the reps track com· petitive activity. make recommendations to the employing wholesaler and, where law permits, sen company souvenir items like beer steins and T·shirts through stores and organizations. ( J As the reps plan and CAREER."t stage a variety of special _ _ promotions , their -----------abilities are showcased to corporate recruiters. Other benefits include a training program in which participants annually receive instruction on marketing strategy, sales techniques, report writ· lng and familiarization with the brewing com· pany'a processes and products. WIOLE GETTING a leg up on blg·league marketing techniques, campus reps typically earn between $40 and $100 per week, not exacUy suds in your eye. College sophomores have an ed1e since t.bey know campus ropes and have three years' potential service. But any achiever wttb an out10- ln1 penooality, Initiative and an ability to com· municate could fit ln. As well as Schlitz, other brewing companies - like Miller, Anheuaer ·Buach and Pabst -or tbelr wholesalers operate campus rep programs. To learn of opportunities, contact local bevera1e wholesalers. Schiltz intends to add another 100 reps to it.I cWTent 140-member campus corps by the end of next year. Can the experience do more than beef up a res· umeT Could be. •·we just offered a job to one of our Colle1e reps," says Crail Krafcheck. "We apoti,d him ror our marketinl team because he nctlled ln lut year's tralnlq .. mlnar and ln every tut the local wholesaler ualsned him dur· lq the year." It It float•, chenc" ere rou • n reed •boutJt In the DA I LY ~'I LCT "rr'8 A VEaY CL08SLY warrnH bll&ory from a dillldent point ofvlew," 1aid PerllqMW. "It hH an antl·eatabll1bment, .anti-war, paciflat, Ubertarianpointofvtew." It incl~ pictures and lhort aceountl ol aome of the more notable poetry tednp City IJCbtl bu 1pouored, IOllMlime1 lD dimly lit aiptelua., Jau ln the ltacklJOUlld, other tlmet to tbe drone ol 8Gddbiat chant.I. of the &otua pc.tUoa whllereadina t.betr worb. • • B~not P'erllqbettl . "I ALWAYS at:AD ON MY FEET," be aald with a smile. P'erlin1hetti said be never dropped bis political activism for the "quietl.am" of Buddhism. He aWI CIODtributes to radical caUHI, and aald be iJ becomlnl more d.lacouralfld about the country's fate . '"!be military machine ii out of control," be said. "It's IOinC to take a supranational or1anba· tlon to atop it. I don't 1ee any hope for it Hcept for an enonnoua increue in ecoloatcal conaclouanesa. FerUnpettl, who invited polata from u far away u Greece and the Soviet Uaioa to tbe read· ln11, recalled that mant American poeta became absorbed ln Eutern rellpma and pbi1olopblea, and "were qulte often all aquattiq ln lome form ''How are you 1otn1 to set around t.be lreed and avarice that rules the world!" he uted. "I don't know." AT SAME STANO Poet Fer9nghettl ' toltly In hot ...... 30-gallon hot Mier hMter with energy-1avlng d•· 1tgn. Htgh•temperature 1hut-off and glue ltned iblii ....,., ,... rM.., ............. nr ........................... 111r mighty olll bums brtgllt 24" long. 4-log Mt with tha look of tradltlonal oak. Flaming ember kit and grate Included. #R2«FE. Reg. 88.95 . 41•• .., ...... arming •bnos ...... a .. tog took• Ilk• • giant piece of driftwood from the Paclflol 2'4" on cu1tom Hnd·burner. #RC0-24. 42i• tor your tin worlla 7-plaoe antique brau "' with ~ hooded pull-dlaln tcrMn. 2 an· dtrona I ._pc. tool Mt. 11200. 5911 ........ .. ., Homellt• 12" llgl'ltwelght, OH· powered chain aaw 11 pow9rful ~ for tt'9 touoheet fON. With canyceee. txl.2CC. Reg. 141.te 11911 SANTA ANA Son Diego f rwy a whisper ot pine B••utlful 7' Scotch Pine Chrlatmu trM putt • bit of the outdoors In your home for • delightful Hollday. FHturn full, thick branches. Color-coded pole and branches m•ke aaMmbly euy. #84-93-07 ....... " ........... Pertc up your lewn. In no time at elH Oermelne' annuat rye .-e Med In WI pound beg. Reg. Ut 211 ' l:I tllle I bredl al ..... llr pots . 1.t -lltra air pot with d l1pen1er top. Available In floral pat· tarn1. ldMI for home, office, p lcnlo1, watcnlng th• o•m• • btrbaquea, ~h par- tlea, and morel Reg. tt.te 411 ...... twlnkl .... , .... , 35-llte Mt of multi-colored mini ltghll. w .. therproof. straight llM • 2-way winker. With add-on plug and 2 1par•. #BL-235. Reg. 2.89 -1·· • 100 weatherproof 5-way bltnker llghll Halo petal motltt. StHdy burning or twlnkltng. Ex1ra flutter and bulb Included. #BL5100. Reg. 7.99 •• Inside or out, llght up wltll Joy 50 petal-type Chrlstmu llght1 for your trN, mantle, and dl1playa. S- w1y lluh, multi colore. #BL·5500M. Reg. 4.99 2•• 1rrep1ac11ble ,.,. ....... Pra-t11ted tor quality and dapendablttty. Wide variety of Holiday col°''· • 7~ Indoor. Reg. 13< 11° ·~ ....... . ,... .............. 14• lleltlrtllln Ille tor.a 8' green Balum Chrl11mu trM fOf' tt'9 r .. I 1plrlt of tM Seuon. With ttand and carton. #72·118-27. 26'' .. t I \l I I •l••rtt •T•rtllr ·c ..... ·owe.rte• SKILLS DEVELOPED-Working on a 5-foot teeter-totter; .Al Murray (above) devel~ps balance, while Dick Worcester (at right) le arns technique of driving over dirt and rough terra in in a "scr amble .course" ex- ercise. ~1.J!o1Y 20% OFF ENTIRE INVENTORY OF MEN'S & WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR THANKSGIVING DAYS SALE StqreHoun Mon.-Sat. 9:1~:30 Sunclcir• 11 :00-5:00 3D3 MAIN ST., IAllOA. CA. ,-}1/673-?611~ ' (JACK .\l'ID&UON J MYIALa In tlte DAILY PILOT lhurlcMy, November 27, 1880 CWLYPllOT Motorcycle detail hits Irvine . STEREO GRAPHIC EQUALIZERS BOOSTERS LOWEST PRICE EVER -100 WATTS ftcw. OF TIE lilON™ ··---TIN ~ c::omlOl.S l~H~Htttt l ~~ ... rw-:: REG. 188 s 6 9• ""'c. SAVE 100 I I~ ASLOWAS FAMOUS BRANO I WAY • INMI" ....... iv.· .. .... . .............. ...... tt .................. .............. "' • • J . ~ ... , I I , I Four Irvine policemta have completed a 1ruel· in1 two-weei trainla1 course and now are pre- p a r in g t o "hit the atreell" Dec. 8 as the city's first motor cycle traffic omcera. Doug Coffing, Keilb Milledge, Al Murray ahd Dick Worceste r COO\· prise the new traffic de· tall. T he stren uous Loa An ge l es P o l ic e D epa rt me n t -r u n motorcycle course they attended this month in Saugus was designed to teach the men how to operate the bikes under emergency conditions. "It was the most ex- hausting thing I've ever don e," said Murr ay. "We rode all day long except for a lunc h break. We did things on the motorcycles that I p r ev iou s ly tho u g ht couldn't be done." Twenty-seven officers started the course and six were washed out. Irvine traffic Sgt. Bob Kredel said th"e police department's new traf- f ic d etail was established in order to allow for better enforce- ment of traffic laws dur- ing rush hours . H e added the motorcycles will give tile police department a shorter response tim!! in emergency si tuations. MORE PROFICIENCY -Balance and confidence are the objectives of "TI" races which require Keith Milledge and Doug Coffing Cat left, left to right ) to make 180- degree turn. Testing same abilities on cone obstacle course is Milledge. All.fl CASSETTE OR •TRACK It-DASH OR UflJER-OASH LARGEST SELECTION SA~ ;~so 010. Reg. • $249.95 SAVE $100 All/Pm ITIMO CAmETTI """ AUTO MVll• __ ....,. ... --. ............. ---·--__ ...,_.,..., ..... NOW Al LOW AS s1499s Solvent ·a painkiller? Punch Ezwaaptut eW2f 'Jew' re.Dark v. P NNSA KB , N J (AP> .... Mell\I to bl DO l hol't.ale ol pl• WlWD• to IMU out • for • ouor boC U• of an lnctUICri aJ lvent But Ed Jeff•nclll Id· tt.1 h1I cuato1n n are taped •• k>t n>OTe tor thcar money ao p1AJnl thinner. Tb aolv nt 11 dimethyl1Wfox· e .. and people have been known drank it, inject it, -bathe in it. >»d 1mear il over themselves. Known as OMSO. the 1ub- etance has been bailed u a arooder drua and attacked u a rruel hoax on people atructed ~i'tb Incur a b l e diseases, .Pa rtlc ularly a rt hritls and bursitis. • BOOSTED 8\' Sl,Mt worth of newspaper a&, Jefferson said he has sold more than 1,000 bot· lies or the c lear liquid to custome~ from as fa r as Ohio. He said he has set up six dis· tributorships in southern New J ersey and Philadelphia. ''This stuff does work to kill pain," saJd the 39-year-old Jef· ferson, who sold insurance in - Florida until last month. J efferson is now vice presi· dent of sales and marketing for Modem Marketing, a new com· _pa'ny o wn ed b y Martin Zamorian, or Havertown, Pa., . for the purpose o r selling DMSO. , 111Hulactwin.a. held exceDUonal aaU,lallammatoey proPfrilfl. But ln lMJ, when the U.S. rood and Dnaa Admlnittrat.ion dllcovered a number of pouible harmful sldt effect& includin1 eye dama1e. lt fell from popuJarity. Fun.ber tetttni on humana •M ~alted. The compound. which baa been-uaea-aa n 1bduatrtaJ sol· vent for decades, remained on the market ln hardware at.ores and contJnued to be used for bruises and sprains in dogs and horses. FDA spokeswoman Faye Petenon said the federal gov· Pamphlets, -· simplified WASHINGTON C AP~ -The Social Security Ad·, ministration is rewritlng its brochures in simpler language and i• eliminat· ing s ome pamphlets because· of duplication. eminent ha1 withheld lbs ap- proval ol DMSO for human use becaUM of lnlulficient test re· suit.a, ncept In the treatment of lntentJUaJ cyatUil, a rare and painful bladder disease. "WE A.RE ENCOUaAGING a couple of drug companies to carr y out controlled clinical trials of DMSO which would show once and for all the long· term effecta on humans. But as it stands, the commiHloner of tbe division of the Bureau of Drugs doesn't expect the test lo be completed and evaluated for as long as two years," she said. • 1811. ,_ ,_ UI !Ill L.A. lllllf ~ "Your molher wants to know if you have ciean underwear on." . repudiated ND YORK (AP) -Broob e.,.. tGnaer Arth k:'bem~mu _. tuww Jl•lt• of e pt.lat Coov..U.. bat clH11od,t· ed hilDMlf from a mucb publldled .....n bf tbe current SBC ,,_ldeat, tbe a... Ba&leJ lmltll, &Mt "God~ not bear tbe prayer of a J..,,~,. Here for a dinner hoDorlJtc lllm. aa,. 1Nued a statement 1a)'ln1 tbat t.eeame the pmpaw of. prayer "la worship and tbe dealre to leana eta. divine will, the way to Go4 lbould be, ud la, open to eveeyooe, saint and alilner, JflW, M091em ud Chrt1tian." DAILY PILOT Calling the liquid "risky," she --~------------........:===;::;:;:::=:::=:::=====- said the FDA lacks evidence to r-1.--::......&.-:,...--=TH~~I:~--... prove the substance harmless . And like the controversial use of EARL'S Laetrile on cancer victims. she· J-. 11t..-..a .. ,. .. ,,.,o "d th ...... _ .. ....,. sa1 e government is not con· \• '"' 1''""' vin ced that OMSO has any &•"0 ...... ~, .... ., ''"" Oo01 d 1te11 '110. .. N••1n1 "°""' A1e1J me lcinal value anyway. ,09,,..10 "6-41 ·1289 •m r•--But a retail business like the .. ,,,IOH v-.io495-0401 ne w• one in Pennsauken is al-,_,~~·-lowed lo operate within the law " ... __. ,_, ... _, ...,.., 1 it the seller does not make any meaical clajms. --,. Holiday Gift Art Show /Sale ! •·It also works on toothaches , · headaches and it can even grow hair," .he ..... ukL. adding he does __ 9 not use the liquid himself. Margaret M . Rhoades, the agency's associate commissioner for public affairs, saJd that the agen· cy is reduclng from 70 to 47 the number of separate brochures it hu on Social Security, Me dicare and Supplemental Security In· THE LABELS ON the bottles exhort buyers to "use only as a solvent d~greaaer. If in,esled, call a physician ." The receipts for purchase are stamped with the same disclaimer. And advert.is· ing copy merely announc~s that DMSO is "now available to the public" or "sold here." Tooay thru Oec 8 Huntington Center's annual super exh1b1t of ar1s and crafts teatunng 55 top talented af1•ats From !hrs great array o f umaue ongmafs you II find a perfect o•ft for everyone Beach Blvd and 405 Fwy Shopper'• Special Only$2.85 Now during the hec:tlc CM1tmes ahopplng seuon then~ Is one gJHt b.wgaln leh Our chefs special crullon for the holidays tndudes an open face ham sandwich (Black fOfest brond of courae!). fre\h fruit, sliced tomato and froun yogurt IN THE EARLY '60s, athletes and arthritis s ufferers claimed DM SO. a byproduct of paper ome. The agency distrj~\ed 350 million pamphlft,S,Aind other materials last year at a cost of $4 million. "If people have to ask what it is, I teU them it's a degreaffr ,'·' said J efferson. "I don't tell them lo use it for arthritis. But most people know what it's for and they just want lo know how pure I ' it is and how much it costs." j_ : Nurses offered • · two~day weeks DALLAS I A I'> The Baylor University I Mvd1cal Cl'nll'r appurPntly has solved its weekend nursing shortage with an unusual program. The crnter 1s offcnn ~ nurses a two-day work week at a j full w1-ek's pay The onlv hitch '' that patients liltely will pick up the tab I ·'The nurs~s are overjoyed. They're ecstatic," i..ud nurse rccrwtcr Carole Ellerbe. "I think we are 1otnc to have 90me nurses tnol'e happy la their careers, and we·are close to filllnl our vac•nctea." BAYLOR OFFICIALS SAID THEY turned lo their "t wo-day alternative" -borrowed from a two day work week ut a lire manufacturing plant when tney started losing as manyas 2() nurses a mont h who were leaving the hospital for better· ll<•.>-inj! 1nhs wi th more regular hours. J\t times. officials said, there wer e 40 nursipg v a1 <1nc1<'S J>er '>hifl at the 1,275-bed hospital. 1 "'Thf' nursing shortage has worsened in the I lust fe"' years," Ms. Ellerbe said. ''As the shortagt's grew worse. the hospitals became more short-staffed, and nurses had to work more days in • a row and have less weekends off.'' BlIT SOON An'ER ADVERTISING the new p lan in rt newspaper last week, 200 nurses applied, and 100 were hi red within five days, officlala said. "Thal 's not bad ~or one week's shot," said· senior vice president Bob Hilly. "It JJ.15t might be good enough for the Guinness Book of World Records " Baylor's plan is to hire nurses t.o work two 12·hour shifts on Saturdays and Sundays at a full week's wage11 and full benefita. The rest or the week the nurses are off. THAT MEANS THE HOSPITAL'S 1,000 fuU· llme nurses can work a Monday-to-Friday shift, a schedule aJmost unheard of in the nurslng pro- fess ion Officials said they have 250 nurse• scheduled for weekend work, lSO of those transfers from the regular s ta ff. Beginning nur$e9 earn between $256 and $284 weekly base pay, officials said . ---- \fJH,AT Do '/OU CALL IHESE GRE"AT IDEA5 FOf< ~If TS ? ---~· \ -Calphalon Gourmet Cookware S ICnl._.. of S19el with Wood.ft Hondi.t J,f.O/o ftGULAI MAlllD PllClll Huntington Beach Pacific Coat Hwy So. of Pier Gomfltet ~ _,. 15 Convenient Locatlona Newport Beach 1400 Pllci8c C:O.t Hwy .. P~E5ENTS Of Mt ND. WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY OPEN FRIDAY 8 AM NEWSTINLEY Ml'l'B£·BOX. Professional features 4" depth capacity, l>Oard stop, full cutting range. sp<tng loaded wedge. free floating saw guide. adJUSt· able •ndex plate and more. ....... ·---~ &a (Reg. 179.99) Culsln•rt Professlon•I Demonstr•tlon Saturday, Nov. 29th _94, •• 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. Everyone Welcome .. Now ypu ,1,.,:1111 see 11. · mr~~~~/" Compllmtntary' Tape Measu~---- 10' Dentist 'guilty' ,,.. .. ~'-_· ' ~ ..,4'' #33·910 ~ ... ~ 79'' CHICAGO CAP) -A dentist who pleaded; Jeuilty to billing the state Medicaid pro1ram tz,900 for denturff be dldn't make was sentenced to spend one day ln jail each wee~ for tbe next two years, •uthoritles said. Dr . Victor Ganz, 82, of Chlca10 pleaded 1uUty lo one count of theft ln exchange for b.viJlt elpt other similar counts dropped by tbe ata~. At· torney General Tyrone Fahner said. Ganz wu ordered-by Circuit Judie Hoben Collins to repay the tz,900, and wu flned $$,000 in addltlon to being sentenced to spend • day a week ln the Cook County Jail. MERCURY SAVINGS (Reg. 7.,9) I &mm ~ Y,*1 6?~· Variable Control e _ <P" Shot of Steam .. Today" Iron 519'' 3/8'' Variable Speed Reversing Drill e . Mew "oct elerotlon trigger'' dell"•" 9· :lm tpm. ~ h.p. s19•• <~-o. 23.9') PRICES THRU DEC. 3, lftO 'R•• PARKING 240 Broadway Laguna Beach 0P£N-7·0AYS 81'.fL 8 CAU. 487~ • ..... . cuMN ~l"IM>LL 'THE BOULEVARD' IN fORTCHAffll,ARK. 'This is l my. c~untry.' Cubans thankful for f1 eedom • PORT CHAFFEE, Ark. CAP) -a..... MlraDda, 23, a ltU· dent al J:Dallab for only ft.e WHU, 9taDda lD front of bll elau md reads baJUnlly from b1a primer. . "Tbla ii my country. Thll la tbe Ualted States." H1a ftqera move bealtantly from wwcl to word. "The United States la my country. My country la the Unit-" ed States." TD WOllD8 CO•E slowly but the fOWll Cuban la learni.q. Somethlq else be bu learned iJ tbe tradition behind Tbanbpv- ln1, an American holiday that wlll be special t,bla year to Miranda and 7,000 other ref· uaeea at Fort Chaffee, the only Cubam left without homes in the United States. Baae offlclab aay they will aerve a traditiooal turkey dinner with all the trimminp . Tbe qant for fr ... o• la more tllu dealre. It la ob- aea1ica "I tired al tJdl place,'' NJ9 Enriqm Goasalel, ii. ".J• lb everybody · elH. I'm era~ There are • lot tlaa& an Jtllt me. Tbey an • .....,_to Ill out of here . • . to ltart a MW life." II any ref•I••• bell••• Amerte.m are afnld to,.....,.. them. beeaaae of pre•ln• ylolence at the camp. Older refu1eea blame the tnuble ~ youths wbo srew up ..... tbe rule of Cuban Pnskleet rldll Castro. "Tb~f weren't bora ....... evel')'tldlll ia fne," ._,. •• .,. Oonulel,17.· ""'· • z11earaalblllll .n. olderpecde ... .., before Castro. ••• Hnr myself after Castro toot cww." . . ...................... proce ........................ oc1 ... "The flnt Thanb1ivia1 to me will be tbanb to the American people for belni so undentand· ln1 and taklne us· in," HY• Renaldo Oviedo, who also learned about Pilgrims and Plymouth and Plymouth Rock in his English class. "But it will not be such a happy Thanksgiv· ing because we are stlll here." THE &BV. nANa "-"I, a ml~ priell.,.. ew here fro. 8"la llolda several ..... a .-to;: the refu1eea. U. u19 Ida • ...,.1a the "need for Bberatlaa from op- preaal(Jl and exile."· .Dealer gets 15 years Sentence given in big cocaine caae "HERE" IS A MILITARY housing compound, row upon row of stark white barracks ringed by a chain link fence. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -'A man the 1overnment aaid became wealthy by becomin& the relional leader in cocaine diatributlon ,bu been sentenced to 15 year;s in federal prison and fined '25,000. The sentence wu impoeed on Stephen Jay Green, 31, by U.S. District Judie Stanley Wei1el for pouealn& witb lnteat to 4ia- tri bute 23 pounds of cocaine worth $2 million. Green wu convicted Oct. 21 of two comta In a federal lntlict- ment by a jury after a o.e-day trial. ONE COUNT INVOLVED 22 poundll of cocaine fouad at hla plush Nob Hill apartme&t which authorities Hid be bad spent Gala MC Canon LOS ANG&LICS CAP) - Frank Sinatra, producer- cllreds ol .... ..w .... 1ect •... ,. •··•···· ··-· a= ..... Ma 8eleded ' em •• ..._ of ceretDCllliel ol tlM Mow, 1tarrtn1 Dean Martin, James 9t.ewut, Ri~ Lit- tle and the Osmond Brothen. . The J•. 111ala, on tbe eve of •acan'a lnauiura- tion, will abo atar aha1er Ethel Merman. A.ad Mtb Donny ud Marie Osmond will jce the O.mond elan in the ll'OUf'• epfearance, Sinatra apok~nroman Susan Reynolds •atd. The ahow will be held in .the Capital Centre in the Washington suburb of Landover, Md. $200,000 to refurbish. The other count involved one pound of cocaine seized when t Green was arrested at San Fran· cisco International Airport on Aug. 14. Green was given 15 years on each cowit, but Weigel ordered concurrent sentences. Wei1el, in addition to the 15- year prison sentence a nd $25,000 fine al80 im~ a special five-year piobatiori which could re- turn Green to jail if be violates conditions of parole. G&EEN ALSO FACES another possible 15-year prison term Dec. 15 in federal court at 0888 8Uit denied NEW YORK CAP)-A federal ·appeab court bu thrown out a major clua action bY'. veterans wbo cbarled that ex)>oaure to the chemical defollant A1ent• Oraqe durinl the Vietnam war aerioua)y dama1ed'tbeir health. Reno for conspiracy to dis- tribute cocaine. The conspiracy indictment of four other men in Reno led to Green's arrest. Attorney George Martinez, in urging concurrent sentences, said his client should not be punished for refusing to bow to government pressure to join a protective witness program in return for information. Assistant U .S. Attorney William Farmer asked for the maximum of 15 years and $25,000 fine on each count. He said Green bad become wealthy selling cocaine, that be put his worth at $ZIO,OOO, and that the government puts the amount at $676,000. He added that Green also bad S250,000 worth of ex- pensive can when arrested. Farmer aald 100 persons had made a livin1 from the cocaine Green supplied and that be bad refused to cooperate with authorities to protect con· federatea-aupplters and dis- tributon. Carlos Alvarez Guerra, 23, shares one room with bis com- mon-Jaw wife and a boyhood friend, Pedro Gay, 24. The room is plastered with everything that has come to symbolize America to them -cigarette ads, pinup girls, painted Styrofoam cups and Polaroid photographs. But for Guerra, something is missing. "I haven't felt_ the freedom yet.'' Indictment nixed DALLAS (AP) -A Dallas County grand jury has refused to indict the father of a 7-month~old infant squeezed to death by a pet python who alitheted into her crib. The child, Toni Lynn Duboe, was found dead by her parents Nov. 8 in their Dallas apartment. · Santa Arrives With C3PO This Fri at noon Santa will arrive at Huntington Center in a big red lire engine with his special Star Wars dro1d lriend lrom a galaxy far away Everything a child could hope-for• Beach Blvd & 405 Fw y . HB Call 642-5679. Put a few word1 to work for ou·. Many people just rush right out and buy a new watch for themselves or as a gift. We often wonder why. When you think about it, your new watch i.s a pretty important purchase that ought t~ be around for awhile. Mostly around your wrist, or the wrist of !iOOlCOOe special. So stop for a minute and consider some of the decisions you should make to find juM the right watch. Putting the right name with the r~. Obviously there arc lots of watches on thc market, and the better your selection, the better your chancel> of buying the right one. .--Frankly, we think we offer the best sclection you'll find anywhere around town. 1llcsc lines make up our selec- tion of over 500 ladies' and men's watches: Seiko, Concord, Corum, Piaget, Pulsar, Baumc & Mercier, Longincs, Wittnaucr and Calibri. MnoiCoMofYIM~ N' · h · Qw.v. IJJ90. Ltlllin' CMtord tnC majOr watc companies ~<J-ta. 12650. with names you've heard. And the brand name you choose is almost as important as the face of the Watch you choose. As for style, you might choose a handsome ultra-thin dress watch like the Concord <:oUection Delirium Ill, that's only 1.69 millimeters thick. Or ptthaps the incredibly sophisti- cated Seiko Personal Tmc Control Center. Draa watches may be simple and s.lcek. Or they may be ~~magnificent jewdry. Of ooune there arc also specialty sport Wlb.:hes like the Seiko Calculator Alarm., or Pulslr's jogger watch. Or coin wau:hes like the .m P'ft gold c.orum Swm ~just ro name a few. AB Wlld1CS tell time. Some do it with their "--'-and ochcn have Stih i r-c-..1 ·---c...; 11/J. digial claplays. ~ .w.. 11/J. And to keep your new WltCh in place. you may dl009C a bend <A lizlrd, ,,..,, a gold bncelet, or pemaps a chain fur a podcct Midi. We know you'll be very plemd with the Uction «all ...... ~and &oea you'll find lljcwa. by JOleph. ''Thants1iving 11 ~ind of meanin&lesa to the refa1eea right now," be aay1. "TIM1're not only exiled, they're op- preaaed became they're atm cooped up In here." But despite the waiUn1, the re-fugees still believe they made the right choice when they fied Cuba. ~ 29-year-old Radames Pena put it: ·'The day I was on the boat and I saw Key West -I believe that was the ireatest day In my life. It was Ute a mlracle to me. I have faith and the faith makes me keep the same good feeU.n1. I always try to think of the eood that life may brinl me In this new land." Qlmtz watdtes are aa:trMe to 60 aecotKls ~ year. Aa:uracy has always been a 5t2ndard for j udging a tine watch. And it still is. Until recent electronic technology intn>· duce<t quartz watches, virtually every watch was powered by mechanics (Main Springs and Balance Wheels). And although some mechanical watches arc still available with tradirionaJ craftsmanship, most new watches r----:m feature quartz electric power. Most new quartz W1lfChcs arc accurate to within 60 ~ per year, and require a simple battery change usually once a year. Andi .. thr rWit p-ice. Naturally, you'll be the one to decide j\l'lt how much to spend on your new ntch, But we 11 make For IM nr-.; ,,._, Jcn-i W111<11, 1'9.50 Skriikr-' ~4 Lildin' ,.,.,r ~ Qwrtt, IJJJ. sure you have a fine ldectiol1 of prices. Watches vary with the specific name and style. Our watches start at less than $50 for a Pulsar, and go up to over S13,900 for the P'iagct Polo. AOO we offer many others at nearly any price in-bctwccn. One thing's fur aire. Whatever you spend, you'll be buying quality, mlde by a watch a>mpeny that knows their craft, and one that's t.iccd by our own ~putation. Whylook~et.? We think the selection you1J fim at Jewels by Joseph will help mike )'OUI' dccWon eaeier. And !JIM you hours of running from plin llD .,., I And that ra you more t9ne to enjoy your new watch. ' l ,. @A tnditiGft fA "'*(or O¥W 60,.,... ~It Soud\ COM Pim. lower~ -May Compeny, Inc.-. Mem. Phone (714) S~9066 . # ,, ____ , l I I I . . 'I l ·'• .. II II I ,,, .. , •.(; I l!)lj ,,. Blaek-laat guys Two U.S . Air Force personnel adjust their prot~ctive clothing during . a CJ\!!mical warfare training exercise at Scott -Air PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE APWI ....... Force Base in Illinois. Recent world con- ditions have stepped up military defense m·ethods against chemical-germ warfare. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PtJaaJC NOTI~ PUBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUI MntM•SI ..,... ITATOMNT TIM ...._.. --Is dolllt -I -·•: GaEAT EXPECTATION, 27S I ,..,. st .. •SJ. c.i. """-·ea. m2, e.rwr• -Str-. 11S E tatn SI., •SJ, c... .. Mesa, C.. '2•11 This blnlnou Is c-ted by an In· dlvldu•I. 11¥...,• M. Slrauw This st.a-w .. Iliad wllh IN Couftly Clerk ol Oronoe c-1, on No..embOr 10. 1'90 ,, .. ,12 PUbll\/Wd Orenoe CO.SI 0.ily Pllol Hov. n, 20, !7, O.C. 4, 1'90 U7>.- PUBUC NOTICE Pt18UC NOTICB ,., ... Pultll.-Or-CO.sl Dail' PllOC, NO•.•,IJ,Jlll,21,1• U~ PUBLIC NOTICE N·nllS NOTIQ O, INTENDED T•.uK,Ea 0,. UIMIO• LICllNfl Oa LICENH5 NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN lo uw Cred1tou Of . LA MARINE FR-· CAISE, • California corporation. Feder•I 1.0 . •9S·ll34·Sfl. LICENSEE, WHOSE BUSINESS AO· PUBUC NOTICE NOTICI O• SA4.8 0, A VISlll. VALUIO AT llilCMll ,...,. .. NOTICE IS HEREIY· GIVIN P<HSU•lll to M!Cflanl 500, 501, fOl,S, 502 and 50J ol llW H.,_ • Hovl ... loll Code Of "4 Slit .. of c.t l!or!Sla, that lN uMltralfftM, DI ANIA M VllDI VILl.AGIE wlll fell It\ puOtlc allCllOfl, ., :ioo E. eo.11 "'"""•Y ..... por1 Be~h. Ca!llOMla, at t:OO e,M. on 114 "" d•' Of ~'-••• tt• fol•-· 1"9 dllKrlbacl pr-rly, to wit:. Make«-: 2A' AMtfnlar Mo1or11d: CFCtFE Hull N...-: UE12S71 Soelcl Mia It for Ille purpose Of Miit< h lnG lie<> In tlW a..-t of Sll2.50 IOQOtf\tr will\ c.ts Of ..iwr1i.lnv - upenwsofwle. O•ted this 11111 day of Nowmtier. '"°· Publl\/Wd Or-Coast 0.ily Pllol No• 21, 1-4717.-0 PUBLIC NOTICE ORE SS IS llSSO G•ll•ll• A••nue, NOTICE Toc•ao1To•s 1n IN C•IV Ol IN•IW, County of O•MIQe 0 ,. 8ULK T•.uu,. •• Sl•lt ol California, 91713, th•t • CS.CS. •Ml -•ltJ U.C.C.l lr•n,ftr I' •bOul to be m•d• to HUNGRY TIGER, INC .. " c.111orn1• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille c orporat ion. Feoer•I I o . <rtelllor\ Of MEOl·RIC·PHARMACY •tS·"l·OtZO·I , IN TE NDE D BY JAMA IHCORPORATl!D, • r RANSFEREE. WHOSE BUSINESS C•lllornla COf'porallon, Tren\lt ror. A D D R E $ s I 5 "2. ~ Q. n. rd wllOSo buslneH •ddrHs I' 2100 Easl ~CTITI""-•U"IN••• Slretl, In Ille en, of Van N..,y,, Cc.uni, CoHI HIOhway, Coron• dtl Mar. .. a~.':""T.AT_:.,_NTH ol Los Angeln. Sl•I• of C•llfornl•, C•lllornl• 'IUJS, c11, ol Newport -....... _... ,,,ft, Ille f II I I II ~ BHch, County ol Orange, 51•1t of T•• t011-•-~~ Is clOI~ •"SI• -' o ow no a COllO < -wr~ C Ill I I ~ss'~as· ....... _ ..... -· .... -Honse N-r 41.5G11S, ti.relMfl•r • orn •· h•I • 1>u1~ 1ran\fer Is ·-a. 1~ -I I 1 •bout to be made lo NE WPORT ''GOM SVSTEMS," 220·A scr ~ s-0 °' llW prem '°' MEOl·RX .. INC .. a Callfornla cor·' Merouerlle. Cor-doll M41r, ea. tUU localed al l20I E Coa'I HIQhwe,, in pc>r•I-. T.ren51erM, w~-b<lsl~•s Ille City Of Corona del M41r, Count, of '"'""' ·-· Gar, 0. Mlltts, no.A 1'.4lr11,.•ll•. Orengo, Slate of eaillornl• 92625• tdclrns Is 2100 Eall Coast Hlt11way, Corona de4 MM, C.. '262' p 1 1 h I I II ll>e CoroM dtl MM. C.llfornla t2•2S, Clly Tiii' buslneu '' COftclueled by an In· <lit ~'':',; 0.:;:!' 1 n en on. o. un· ol NewPOr1 Beael'I, CouM, of Orenoe, dlvleluel. m;~,1 01 ~1'.,,,,.041: '::,:: ,.,:;~; Sltteol eahfonlla. oemJAAtES Bad ham Reagan advieer R •P-aob•rt IL Badbam, &·Newport Beaeb, Ml a.. umed Haior edviHr to tbe Health and Human Services Department tranaiUoa team Maded by Robert Carlelon.. Badbam'1 appoint· ment wu llDDOUlleed by Sen. Paul Lexalt, R· ·Nev., and R•P· Tom Evana, R-Det., Who beai:l the Concreuloaal Ad· vi1ory Committee for Prealdellt..eleet Reqan. The traaattlon team will invtetory and as- sess exlltlnc pollei~a , program•, personnel and badcet of the Health and Human Services Department. according to Badbam. Fire-prevent week planned The Laguna Beach Boys Club will observe fir~ prexention week . Monday tHrough Friday. with a sUde show, mov- ie, poster contest and visit by firemen. Information may be obtaincid by calling Bill Quam at the club. 494-2535. Ge'Y D. Mlltll for luuanc.o...,o tr•nsler Of the IOllow· ™ -•1V to be lr-ferrecl la PtCTinous llUtui1au ,.CT1T1ou1•us1NEH ,.,CTITIOUS IUSINEH ,.CTITIOUS •USINEH This st ... _,,. w•s flied wllh ,,,. 1,.0 •'<-I< 11ever..,. license; 0n routed •I 2100 EHi CO.st Hlpway. NAMll tTAft.•NT NAMaSTATRMRNT NAME STATIMI NT NAMa ITATIM&NT Counlv 0.rll '11 Or..,_ OINnl' on 0<· $.ele 0-rel end PuClllc Eali"I Place CoroM dtl Mer, C.llloNlla 92'2$, City n.. IOI.....,. __ l•del"91Mnine» T!t-followl~taM are oolno b<lsl· Tiie ro11owino .,.,_, is doi"ll t>u•I· The tollowlnt "'"'" is do11>1 bul l •-• 11, ttlO. tor t,,. pr...,IWl toc.aled .i 1201 E. of N•wPOr1 llff(h, CoufltY of~-. For the , ... MIUK>H Gll"TS, 160t0 Harbor nenK: ' nHl ... IWH .. , Pl4, ... CM\! HIQll1t01tr. Corona doll -.. c.. 5111\e ol C.lilOrni•. Bh•cl., F_,..,., Vall..,, C.. 97709 A'. NEWPORT 140ME LOAN 1t 209, FINANCIAL MARl(ETING, 3"° ROE a. CO., ~ Unit J , Gr.ou Pul>fl~ Or-Coall Dally Piiot '7•1S. Said 11'-'Y.ll dt.Wrlbecl 1110tqpral Honl i.-Sclll...,., ).eel S. St. ,.,._ 17 Corp0race Pl.,., N•Wll0'1 Beach, CA Westerly Place. • 100, Ne•POfl Beach. Lane, Coste,.,..._ C.tifornla '7•2' ,..ov. U , 20, 'l1, O.C. •. ,.., O,._. Amc>Ulll of IHI«~• "'''' ol con-•:·All ftll<ll In tredl fl.VOS, ~ Record dr_, Pl .• La.,..... c.. t0020 92'60 C•lilornla '7..0 Daniel J Roe. 2501 W. S..nilowar, slderallon In connection will\ said ,..... aNI aoocl •Ill of -...,.._. Tllll --•s ~tacl by.., 1,.. B. NEWPORT HONIE L.OAN 11209, J. L T,1er. S.OG1or1ot1a, Nowporl S~ll'llaA.,._ C.lllornle PUBLIC NOTICE transler ol Mid lkenw ''IN wm ot ._ nMEDl·RX·PHA~ aNI dlvld~I. 11 Corpor ... Pl .... HowP0tt 8t•<h, CA BHcf\, Calltorn.• This boNMU IS condUcted by an on· t UOl .S00.00, wh"h con SI SU ol 1"-....... ltl 2100 E. C-1 ~y, ...... Hont l.eoSc:lll.,... '2..0 Th11 l>INnMs" c-ucled b' •n on-dlvldut l ,--~ICTITIOUI •UMNRU !Ollowl119peymenh. C.-... MM,C.lllomlat'MlS,CllyOf POUttTAIM VAL.LaV This, .. _, w• lllad with ,.. c NEWPORTl40MELOAN •210. Olvldu•I OtnJ Roe NAMSITATR-NT DH<ri,lli. A-=::'c.=~~ •. c -ty Of Or...... COMMUNITY~ITAL CO<M>t'i' ~ ol Or-County Oft 0<· 11 Corpc>rale Pl ... , IMWl>Of'l Beach. CA J L hltr This "411-1 w•s 111911 with llle Tiie loll--ton Is ooone IKnl· Cho<kS .. .. 10,000.00 Oc:lil9ff • 1- 30 • 1_,, n..o I Thll 1t•l-t wtl flied wllh th• Covnty Cl•rtL 01 Oranoe Count' on nei s .,.: Promls-•"°'"·· . .. . 4'7,)00.00 Tf\t W• lr.,.U.r will be <Oft..,m Mr. encl"""-SeM P.uulle. F-,.,_ o. NEWPORT HOME LOAN 11111, I Count' Clerk ol Or•noe Co..nty on NO•embOr S, 1.., I GRAPHIC CONCEPTS. 10711 All ou.r 1111Sl11tu MmH ano ..,. m•ted on or •lier ,,,. 11th day of laln Valley,bO' PloOfl-Or .... CMSI 0.ll'I' PllOI 11CorporatePl ... ,N-rtlleochp No•em-II, 1'110 ,,.., .. ~nelplper UIW Hunto,.._ 8o-'h dfH~ ....a l>o/ llW Tr ... stwror wolhtn December, l'90. at 10.00 A.M al ~-21 u. 1• 20 27 ,..,_ -t1..0 ,.14t ltt PuOh-Or-Coast D•ol' Polol, Calltornle-~ • • lhrff yMr21 PHI"' l•r t s known to NEW.PORT HARBOR ESCROW CO • Mr. ano Mrs. TilomeS llut•o. Fo<.wl· ...... ~. ' ,.....,,4,l-4~1--E.HEWPORT.......,.~ELOAN, •112, ·-INC -~·•• dd ess ~1 0 --------------l11corporatePl .... ~S...:h,CA Nov 20,17,0K 4.11 ... IO Ot~ --------S•l>dplper i.-, HiHllontlon It.Ch, Th•l1t11 .. ___ belwMn .. td Ori .. , Sulle IJO, Newport Beach. Mr. and Mn . E .. r Ocltn. Hunl· """' PubltSl'ledOr~CoaSIO.ll,P1lot, NO• •.tJ.20,27,1-4'$4.. Marl EllHbelh Stollar, JOl2tl l ... T••nl ·~ N°"" . -·-~. , "~ O••r lelnV•llov.bO'I .... Ne~~-n..o PUBLIC NOTICE ca111orn1a ~ 11ttns" •nc1 u~ended ,,.,.51., .. •• ••· c.iuorn14 fU6J 1no1on -... bO'I .. ~ F. NEWPORT HOME LOAN 11213, __ _ T~ls buslneu "<-.Clod .,, en In· quored bf Se<. 24014 o1 lhO Bu .. noss So l•r H" kn<lwn to lhO Tr..,slere•. OCt-D 11Corpor-Ptaza,Newport8ta<h.CA PUBLIC NOTICE oovlOu•I 1 .no Proln\~ C-. lhal Ille <Oft· •II b<l•lr>Hs~...Oeddrnw• used Mr ano Mn . .-, Or'l-•n, H...,I DAUM GLAOYSEMILV OAUM, .... 7.rH· iOenl of GI-. c.. PHMCI •w•, "" NO•-· 2', '"° In Senl• An•. C• Sile Wal~ ... , 1S, 1"3 In Min· M M>I•. 8tfo,.. r•tl-nl shit wor-ed fOf' :io , .. "es•'** binder for Ille Cllr ol Los A"91IH. C•. SM h.od 11 .. d on Ot•nv• Countr sin<t M41r Of ltlS. Siie Is sur•lwn of UQUN Hllll, C.. She is a1w survived by• 9rM1<1nl•<• Patro<•• Sh•w Priv•t• 1erv1tt\ _..,.. held •t tht Balll Bergeron·Smllh I. rulholl Mortu.rr C~pel S.r••lf• unoer lht ti rec hon ot S.lll Bergeron Smllh & Tulhtll of WKl<llH CNli;>el Monu.,, OI Co.14lMfW ...... '311 PEASE EON.A MAY PEA~E. rtt1oen1 01 C•lllornoa '4..Ct lt)I P••W<I •••y on Novemtwr 1S, ,.., Snei t\ \Ur ¥tVIO by ~~ TMCl'NI L.. -··' M -~ A••· C• .. --M. OllOOI ,ol ,..,. __ c... r er..OChllclHn, 1 trHI· 9r•ndChlldrOOI •ncl I 9r•ol1ro•I· t?MO FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 'MerlE StOller sodtr .. lion tor It.. lrtnsltr ol H1d b' IM TrlMloror tor,,,. past lllfM lntton-.l>OV G. NEWPORT HOME LOAN 11 JU, NAME STATEMENT This S .. I_:... •as ,...., •llh tne locensa " lo o. paid only after wod yet rs are s.tne. • Mr. encl Mrs. R_, M<Cue. H\#11 II Corporate Plata, N-rt IH«h, CA FICTITIOUS 8USINESS fhe f0How1nv II"'°" " dOtnq Oul" Count' Cler-of Orange County on l••nsler h .. Offn a1111roved b' , .. o Dlltcl' No....-r 21, ltlO lnqlon BHd\,bO'f t?MO NAME STATEMENT n•H n No .. mbor 4 1_, Otpulmenl ol AICOhOlo< 8t••rave NEWPORT MEOl·RX, INC , OC-D H. NEWPORT HOME LOAN 11215, Tne 1011ow1nq P"'"'ns ••• ooonq AF FOR OABL E PLUMB I NG a. I • ,.,_ Control, •• thf ncrow del>artmMI ot • Calltorno• corp0ra11on Mr encl Mrs. Mtrha•I Bullaro. II Corpor• Plaza, Newport Beach, CA bUS•MU ••. 8ACI( FLOW SERVICE, 330 E 1$1h ""'•"• F.troo Ben-. N A. -Nt•Po<I Transro.... Huntlnetonllee<h,olrl '2..0 OA I( HOMES. 10081 G4rf 1eld Strn1. Cosl• -... Caltlornla 92621 I Publo'1*1 Or-Coe\! De lly Pllol, Cenl., Drtw, !.uolt 1130 •I Newport By o.lorn Jofm\On 1 0<1-25 NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC., ~ven1><'. Hunl11>9ton Sea<h, C.tltlorn1• 1 Ra'mond Cheri°' Blfrm•n. JJO E rNo~.13. JO, 21• ltlO _ U Ol·to l E•<;,ifw a MJ.JSlt) in llW Cilv ol By Paul Jonnson Ml eno Mrs M.,•on Bollrell. • C•lllorni•<orporatlon ••6 Uln Slreel. CO\la Mesa. Caltforn.. PUBLIC NOTICE I N••PO•I Buch, eo'vnly ol O•an~. '1 NEWPOIH HAltBOR founl•ln V•lley, ljtrl Thi\ l>U\inou "conduc:teo Oy. <or· PhlllP H M<N.,nee, 1851 Sama• I ,,.,, Slal• ol C..l1forn1•'1•2S ESCltOWCO .. INC. OC1-J• OOt•Uon 0flve, CO'ila Mew. (4111orn1a Q?t.76 Th•\ bu\tnn\ ·~ c.ot\duCtt"d by .tn in _ __ D•IPO No~mber •. l'MO • I'°' Oov•r Orlwe, SU•l• UO M r •nd Mr\ N•Qt'Sh SM tty Foun Corll(IOU,PrHldenl O•lt S1mbro. UlO s.tntenell• hr d1v•Ou11 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS LA MARINE FRANCAISE, Newpert 8oach, C.. t2 .. J lain V4111ey, Qtrl NEWPORT HOME LOAN, •ace, Coron.t 001 Mar, C11l1forn1• '26H Raymond C Boorman NAME STATEMENT a C..lilornoacorp Escrow lllo.40"1 Ocl-U INC. Tn1s. Ou~1rtoe\\ I\ condvtlfd bY d l tH\ \l•temt!f"ll wa\ ftle<J w-tf\ 1h(t Tne IOUOWll\Q pert.on Is d01n9 bu\1 L•<.f'nsee Publ1\rw<I 0r-Ml9f Co~ut 0•1ty Pt10' Mr btld Mr\ John (4rty Foun1•1n l(alhleenHHP, ltmoled Pdr1nt'fSh•P Counly Cit" OI Oran~ County on nel\ h Bv Jonn C Hall Nov 11 l'illO .,82 80 ll•lley, oorl Anl VicePrniOtnl Pn1l1pH McN•mH No•em0e11•.1990 COTTONWOOD SQUAR E AS HUNGRY llGER INC I Mr ancl Mrs Rollert Scholl, Foun· Thi' ,~tement ••\ fHed witn the Th•' st.tt..ment w•' ftl~ w•th ,,,,. F1S01St SOCIA TES, '11St B.trt~tl L-ane1 S.nta • C..1ifoin•• L0<P P UBLIC NOTICE ••4n V•ll•Y. 9irl Co..nly Clerk 01 Or-Count, on No• County (IP•• 01 OranQ<-Counl • on Publ•\"eer 2• 1'190 NOY '1, OK 4 II 18, 1990 '6111 80 Thom .. ~oor .... USSI B•rrell B, 10. C V•n~r Poor le Mese, 00\' ' Fl4-• j f'ISOISI -----lane, S.nl.a Ane, CA'710S WELLS f'AltGO BANI(, NA. NOTICE INVITING 810 S Mr •net Mn Glenn M•"•O. Hunl- Pul>h>necl Or-CCN\I O••ly P•IOI, 1 Pubh\ntd Or•nOll (.0.1\1 D•llY P1101 PUBLIC NOTICE ThlS l>U\llW\\ .. tondu<l•O by .... N•w,.., C...IW on.. l>IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In.I 1noton IM<h. 9lrl No• 70. 21,.and OH 4 II, 1980 No• F. Do< 4 II II 1'lt0 •l•Q 80 ----llmoted perlrwr\/11p Sulle IJJO IN 8o•rd of Trusleos Of IM C-1 Oct-JO ..-1 I 1 • T-....O.-ne l'"•-1-.C.-n-.. Comm.,...1,Co11-01.inc1o10ren90 Mr •nGMrs.O.en F1.,,.ll,Cosl• PUBLIC NOTICE ,.ICTfT10US •USllllH S Tiii• ~ •• !Ilea with tlle Atttt: ~-~ l coun1,, Caf-nM. wm re(el,.. _..,. """' .. lleo/ ----------' The f=~..:T:..~::Na~t 1 C·O""I' Cler11 of Oranoe Couoll' on EM,..w--lt OICI \ UP lo 11 :00 a .m ., Friday, • ~11 PVBUC NOTICE--,.ICTITIOUS aUllNIU .,..,1,,.u .. · 00 nq No .. mbOr t0, 1'90. j Pubh"'°" Or-Coa\l 0.lly P1lol De<•m-11. 1..0 at ,,,., Purch.Hlno Mr and MrL M1c11 .. 1 Fo.ler, NAMa lTATIMaNT I •WAX VP B RYKO COM ,,.,117 Nov 11, '"° Oep.arlmonl of Hid couove d•\lri, NOTICE OF DEATH OF bu\onou al C.ahlu:no. '7•?1 • • • No• IJ, 10.11. OK •• ,.., ~74-80 -- ----• ~--C•h•orm• ., wll•Ch lime H•d Nt\lmo~Mr. oorl gre(ldCl>'ld Servk K Wiii bO Mid on Frid•'· _,,_, lt, 1'90 •I 2 OOPM ... In• Herbor u--mo<••I Clw>Pe• 11111n Re• Brv<e l(.,..rl• ofllcoall"I Servi<•' uNM:< ttw dUe<.t•on of Har bOf l.•wn Mo<iM Ou~ Morluar, ol Coot• -w ~SSS4 COLE~N W . BRINDLE, OVAil HOMES loot7 G••loe•o Bruce R tC01tn•. 20l P•lm"r I PUBLJC NOTICE 0•0• '"111 ""e>ul>liClv ~ned ano ro.O HOAGMEMOalAL a~a c. 'ii,. BRINDLE, aka A•enut, HUlll.r•Qton O.•cn C•hrorn1• Sl•ttl (CXI;•-·• C.ah forn1'92b1t PUBLIC NOTICE ror HOSPITALP•EHYTE•IAN WAYNE BRINDLE AND '1?64• Fred R A•an. tJI Vi•I• Madu•. FlcTIT1oUsau~11au -PR1Nr1NG OF COMBINED Mr anc1Mr"::d'Wvnn. COSI• JOSEPHINE ~~RINE CRAFT. 0 F PETIT I ON TO AD· Dro..':~~:,=-"":.N~=or~,~~~;•• Ne,";.~r~~~.c~~11'::.'::~u<l<'d "' • "~'::.i~~!:~!':::s I,.. ,:,~~!T:.~~":~".~. ooono ~;!;~~~/~,?A;":~~:S~~~B~~~~s ~~· ::;; ""' RKIMtrCI Miller. Munl· ~ .. ~~ .. ~'.!~,5:,n~~:;..:!~'~;'."~'.; ~-~~~:l~~R ESTATE NO. rm~~:!!.'":~,1.~ C~~.'::.~~!:; Q<nml ~:.!:':~'":C.11n.a ne~~~.rotlowono per ton '' dOtnq M• bu''~~',!'ENTERPR1US, 1m #Mw ,,:·~~~";:;:, '~n':,:::C.:::~:~;:;~ ·~~n ~\!~! J am .. P<erolo, Sh• was • mtmt>er Of IM Gr•~ •II T I h i Thi\ bU~•M\\ '' tonoucteo DY • Th•\ \ldl.,.,_I was hied wolh lhf STRUCTURAL PRESERVATION, Verde Dr Ea'1, COS141 -w. CA '7•2S uon\ •"" Sc>rc1•1ui.ons wh1<n •re now Newport-"· qlrl • Sunn'"""· Wuh1n91on, •l\o . 0 a I e r s ' 1tm11t•OOV1ner\1>1P Counly Clerk ol Ordnql' Counlv on 1'IO Avouoo •IOI, Cosl• -... c. Greoo Sl•••n MtllU , I J97 onlole•nomty bP \Kurt<lrnlhfOffoGe Mr •ndMr\.MICl\aelF'•rr.,,Hul\· memt>er of lhf Mell'tOdt\I Church on beneficiar ies, Creditors1 Pf\ohpH McNAmot Novembl"r14 l'llO 'l?UI HtttlwOOO Cir . Wolm•MI.,, CA :::,i;:<~urCN!\lnqAqentols•ldcolleqe Unqton-h,l>O\' Sunn, ..... She " 'ur•1 .. d by ' a nd contingent creditors oft Thi\ ,U.,_l w•l llled "'"" ,,,. ,.uou2 L•"'""'' Golden1>erg, HO .,..., I E•<n Dtddttr mu\I \VOmll woln Ills -J d•uthlen Row Merl• Denno\ of S.nla ~oleman w. Brindle, aka ~:~:~~,;~~.:.:o Or•nqe County on1 PuOh\f'ed Or~ Coast Ot 1ly Piiot. A•O<-•IOI, Cost•-... ca .,.,, CN<IH JOl\ni«I, 1U5 -·· V•rde 010. cunoer. <NO, <•rl1fltcl Che<,, M r and ~··, lC•rl Anoe r1on, Ana, Ce., Jody l(ffof CO\lol Mew, Ca ., C W B • di k W Nov 21, Oe<. 4, 11, II, 1'90 0491-80 Thi' buloneu IJ <ondu<l911 o, t n in Or. East, C.OSU. Mllsa, CA '762' or O•dder • _,., m-payable IO Ille lrvll\e, 9lrl ~ '?,-\ En>nl G. Cralt ol Washlntton • • rtn e, a a ayne fll)OIS1 Ol•IOu•I This ll<lslne•> Is <ondu<ltcl by a order ot Ille Coast Community Coll-Mr •nG Mr\. w..ie r Tyl•r. lr•1n•. •nd Herold J Crall 01 s..uo1 ArM>I•. 11 Brindle of Costa M esa a nd Publlllwd Ora<>ge CO.•t 0•11' P•lol PUBLIC NOTICE u-•nc• Gotoent>erg ooneral t>Mtnenltlp 0111roe1 Boero or TruOIH• In •n oor orendchlld,.n e#oO I QrNl-<j<andson pers ons WhO may be Nov.1l.0K.~.1l.lt,l'IO 4llO.to Tnls SI.ti-I WH llled wolh IM Grew 5.Mlller . •mount nolln\lnenUwpercenllS"'I M r. •nO M,.. Ml<hHI Prtll, Prl••lt sor.lcu will be held, ti h I i t d · th County Clerk« Or-Countr on O<· Tiiis , .. ,_, wos flled wolh 1"" 01 lhf 1um Dtd t\ • ou.r.,,tee 111•1 IN tr•ln•. "°' ~~HllWood MOmorl•I Terr•<• on o t erw se nteres e 1n e PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUS •USINESS loller u. ,.., Counly Clerk 01 Or•noe County on Otdder Wiii enltr Into '"" prOl>OHd Mr . •nd Mrs. Ahma d Moreb, ' •ano, Wail>lneton. HarbOr u wn-Will and/or estate. NAME STATEMENT 11141.U November 10, 1-. Co"1r•CI 11 IM _.,... ,. ••trd9d to lr•lne,t lrl Mount 011 .. -.u.ry of Co•I• Mew A petition has been filed ,..CTITIOUI 8U$1NIH The lollowinq ""r"'n\ ••• doing Puoll•IWO Orenoe Coa•I Oall' ~101 '14•11• 1111m. in Ille ewnt ol l•llure lo e<>ter In· ......-rJ 1orwuo1nea1rectoo. S«>-SSS4 by JarTleS E H elm P ublic HAMii STAT•M•NT bu"nnus. No• 13• 10• 21• OK. 4• '"° 0 1"° Puoll""° °'~ Coast 0••1Y Pilot 10 sucn con1rec1 lhO proceed• ot '"' Mr and""'· Wilham Cltwll, COSI• •• " ' TAPI Ad i I t • t '1 th The lollowlno per,..ns ore dolnQ LOS NIE TDS HOMES. 10011 PUBLIC NOTICE No•. IJ, 10, 11, Oec. 4, l'llO •S»«> <h•O will bf forlelled to Hod <Oll"llf Mese, Oir' HARVEY C. TAFE, rold9nl ol m n S ra Or n e buSlnessH Garrleld A"'1nut, Huntonqton IH•<h, ---ld'Slro<I. Mr eno Mrs. John Ricciardi, ~wport Buch, ea. PHsod ••aJ on Superior Court of Orange YORI( TOWN HOMES, 10011 Celllornla.,,_ PUBLIC NOTICE No 1>1-r mar wothdr•w hh °'"tor wutminller, 11r1 ~ .. mbOr u . '"° Born 0<to11er a. County requesting that G•rlletd Awnue. Hunllr>Qlon Beach, 0,,.:~~::,,,..~~':1:;.n,'!~i.i':m" ,.ICTiTiQUs •USINlltt-•period ot 1or1,.,,.,., td l d•Y' •II•• Mr. encl Mn. Darren Rov. Hunt· lfO> In c1ewtand, Ohio. Survl-bV James E . H elm, Public: C.llfornl•t2-NAMllSTATEMllNT ,1CT1nous•UllNESS 11r.eo•teso11orthe-n1no 111er.01 1neton e.ec11,ooy 'it!• ......... er Terry l(yml• of Newp0r1 Phlllp H M<NtmM, tHt S.mtr D•I• SlmbrO, t"30 s.tll-lla Ter· Tne loll-lnQ perton Is 001n9 ous•· NAME STATEMENT TM 8oafd of TrvltMI rosar••• llW M r a nd Mr\. Oon Sulll•an. i~'"· C• .. and Patricia SoM•-· ot Admin istrato r be appalnt· Ori••. Coslol -... Call1ornl• t164S ••0 • Corona OOl Mer. Calilorni• 92<M5 IWU.. lhe IOOOWl"I person I\ dOtnq buSI· I P•l•ll•~ OI reie<ltnQ ""Y ..... •II "'"' NewpOrl llHCll. olrl !"OJO ...... WaW"91on,) ·-hilCl<ef> e d a s personal r e presen· Tf\IS 11<151 ... Sl I• condUCled b' • Tho\.,...., ...... <ondv<IPd by • T 0 T A l App R 0 A c H n•n•s I°' lo ... , .. any 1rrtou1trlt1n or In Mr and Mrs. o .. 1d A>hbeUVh, ,_ a -LAOftard Teto of S4W> ta ti Ve to admi nis ter the t1m1t..i partlltnNP. llmiltcl Pt(lner$Np MARo<;ETI NG. 302U Orando Voll• JAG OF CALIFORN IA, 110lt'n W lormt lllln In""' bid Orin Ille blOOlnq . Corontoel M41r, Ql<I ,(ileMO .. I•. c.. F_, .. -vk K Will lie Plllhp H. M<N•mM PNllP H M<N•"-jL.•guna N19Utl, California.,.,, Ocean Fronl, Newport BU<h. CA NORMAN E WATSO N Mr •nd MrL MoChHI LU I, Cost• :t:OOPM al .... Pacific Vlow MOrt ..... v die, aka c. w . Brindle, aka County Clerk ol Or•ft99 County on co ... ntv Clerk ol Or•nqe County on Gra nd e Vl\U, L•gun• Nlouel, Ja9 I Slnvt>G,...•11. " .. ' F'elclllf Board of TrustMI ...... _. llOtd °"-'· o.c.-· '· ·-., estate of COieman w. Brin-Thi' ... _, w•s flied .. 1111 lhf T111, ,,.,.....,., .... toled wolh '"'I Sl•••n Arthur P•rrln, J07U '2~ S«ret•rr. Mew,9lrl Chapel. Inter,.,,.,.,., Pacific View wav11e Brindle (under No•emborl4.1-. Novern-1•. "'° C•htorm•'l2'11 Lii . Hunll,.ton8eech,A'2-COt\ICommunlly I Mr and Mr\ c .... ry Cook, Irvine. ~MOl'l•I Par11, ..._, ht<h, Ca d d Ad PIMIM FlstUt Thi•-'"'"" <Ol>du<led or •n in Thil buslnen Is <-led by.., 1n Coll-Otstroli.hfd Or-Coasl O.aoly Pllol, dt•ldu•• d1•ldu•I Publlsned Or-Coa•I 0.11, PolOI Mr •ncl Mrs All ... JoMl, FOUf>l•1n ~;;;==========::;;J m In ls tratlon of E states Nov. 21. o.c. 4, 11, 11, l'llO 4711• No• 71• Do< •. 11 ''· ,.., .,.._'° · s1ewn A Ptrrin J .. 1.s.. 0.-.11 No• 21, OK •. '"° .,.....,1V•lle,.01•1 A c t ). The petition is set for fh•\ ,, .. .,._, "''" 111911 with ,,,. ThlS .. ..,_, ... filed will'I IM -Mr encl Mr\. fhOm•• l•odas, Hun· hearing In Dept. No . 3 at PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Novemt>ertl, ,.., Co11"1' ••r1' 01 Or•noe Count'I' on PUBLIC NOTICE onq on • -• ICo..,nl, Clerk of Or•nqe County on C I t _,, - 700 Civic Center Drive, ·---,..,n, Noy 11• 1.., ,.,..,... , ·Mr •ncl Z~!d s w ... son. MAuoa LA WM-MT. OLIYI Mor1uarv • Ceme1erv Crematorv t625 Gosier Ave Cos1a Mesa' 5-40-5554 PlUCI llOTHUS 111.L .. OADW•Y MOITUAIY t 1 O Bro adwav Costa Mesa 6A2·9150 ••Ln&laGllOM SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCLIHI CHA,.L 427 E 171h St Costa Mesa 646-9371 ptllCI llOTMllS SMITHS" MOITU,..Y 627 Main St HunlmQton Beech 536-6539 ,_FM&Y COlOM ......... AL MOMI 7901 BolN Ave w.ttm1ns1er 993-3525 PAClflC Y•W .,.., ..... ,,... CefNlefY Mortuerv C hltc>el 3500 Pectflc V~ Drive NewPorl Beech &M·2700 W est, in the City of Santa ,.1CT1nous •us11111H ,.1CT1T10US 9US1111Eu Puo1i.neo 0r.,. Coast o.11, P1101, P"'bll\/Wd Or-eo.11 Dail' P11o1 NgncE TO c tteo1rotts D•n• Poi111.01r1 A n a . ca Ii f 0 r n i a 0 n NAME STATEMENT HAMI STATEMENT NOY i0, 77• Dec 4• 11• '"° .. »-ti) No• 20. t7. 0.C.4, "· '"° • .. 8ULK TltANS,.E• M• and Mrs. R-1 RUC>ln, lfV1fte. 1 he I 11 I o I f • 4519-tll I CSKs. •ltl-41t' U.C.C.I 00' Dec~mber 18 1980 at 9:00 ° ow nq oersons ••t o nv The 011ow1nv oerM>n\ •rt do•nq PUBLIC NOTICE I NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN to • bulU•OS\.. buS•nes •• Mr encl M~ MIChHI Ovden, a .m . ~ VIDEO HOMES, lootl Ci••lltldl ELM HOMES, 1~11 G••lleld PUBLIC NOTICE <rtdllOr\ Of lht within n•cr>•d lr•lno,glrl F 0 0 ECT h ~ • lr•nsferon lhal • oulk "'""''•' Is ~ I y u BJ 0 t e AvtnlH. """"""on BH Ch, C•hfornl• Aven.,., H""'''"""" Beocn, C.lllornl• PICTITIOUS 8UllNIH --·· nrantlnn Of the pe tiOn .,_.. I '2-Nu•• "TAT•M•NT .. ICTITI"" .. ··-•-••• ~ulln::::.~ ~rsonal Pf'operty Mr and Mr' SteCIM'ft Stnlth, HIJ'li· " " I • Philip H .McN•...-. IHI S.mar Plllllp H Mc:N•....e tell S.rn•• ..... • ...... v-~-... I • _,,_ •noton llHcll, 9lrl you shcx.lld ~ ther a pear 0 ,1.,., Cost• Mew, Cahforn•• .,,,. I Ori••· cosu. Mtw. C..hlornia tui. The 1o11_,,. -"'" 11 dol"i! bu,1. • NAMa STATIM•NT Tr.. nemn •"" bUSlnoss adtl,..,, or Mr encl Mn Paul L•lldell, Cost• a t the hearing an State Dalt Slmo<o, IU> s.tll-11• Tor O•lt Simb<o, 14ll> S.nl-11• tor· MU a.: The lollowlllq pe<ton IS doi"ll l>Ull· lhe lnl-lr-forors ore .Mow, 9lrl b j • f"I Co dtl Me c Ill ., s SECURITY BLANKET. 11911 MUes: I JAM ES w WAREJl(O •nd Mr. •nd Mn. Piiio< l(arvt. Hunl· yOU r 0 eCttOnS Or I e ra~~I ~"'::'ne 1 r, • d or~•: b<M race. CorOM dtl Mar. Cahfornoa •i.O S .. <rHI Ln , Hunllnqlon BH<.h, C. VOUR SOURCE, 10424 Crallt (Ir. SHEILA A. WAltEJl(O, 11011 Avonlda fntlon 8H<ll,9lrl written objec tion s w ith. the llmll.!i ;rtnor":..ip' con uc • Y • 11~1~~ !;'.';::,.~,!,,' condu<l•O or • ,,_ <I•, F-ln Vall•Y. c.111ornl• t270t F1o•HI•, El Toro, CA 92•Jll Mr. ano Mrs. Ronald w 111. eo,1. COUrt before the heartng, Philip H McN•"'ff Philip H. M<Na.,... Sleplltn E. S•mueli an, 11.i 1 Cha rles Wiiiia m GrHn, 10414 The name• -buslneu •ddnsso• Mew. t lrl y be T 1 S.ecrul Ln., HuntlnQlon Be.en. CA Crone Clrcle , Fowntaln Valley, ollhelntendodtr'""sf-aart ~7 OUr appearance may Co h: S~I~: ;" flieCIC wUn lht Tl'lll slollemenl w•s riled with l"t .1.... Celllorniat?7111 ANTHONY LONGO. 321H Via Mt •..... Mrt. Ja" Blr•e11>ech, In person or by your a t· un Y or o ra1>ge oun1v on Counlr Ciera 01 OranQIJ County on Thi\ b.islneu I• ,onOu<led b' •n In· . Thi' bUllrwu is c-..cted by en 111• vent•. San J-. Cepislrano1 CA t1•7S Cosl• ~.boy t No•om-14,l'llO Novem•blrJ4 I'll() ~lvidu•I. dl"l~"al. JOEL NEGRE LLI, 1'2'0 orne y . '1MUS • . ,.15015' u s1--E. Semuellan • ~ Chari-~-~ __ ,. Strffl, Sllerm ... o.-:. CA Mr. •nd Mrs. J41Y JoffMen, CorONI I F Y 0 U A R E A Publolhed Orange Co.nl D•llv Pllol PuDll\l'led 0r•"9f C.O.sl Dally Pllol , This au.T..;:;,1 was flied wllh lht Thll Ile~';";"~ llled will! 11,. 914u ~ def Mar, bOV c RE DI TOR or a cont· NO• 21• O.C.4• II. 11• l'llO .,,, IO No•. 71. o.c 4• 11· "· l'llO 4761-to County Cl••-Of Oranoe Co..n" on c-ty Oer1I of Or ..... Count., on O<· That Ille Pfoporl, perttnenl hereto Is N::p:,n:.:~·ii!v"'--Wllll•ms, lngent c reditor Of the de-----• No .. mbOr 10, 1'90. loller II, I_,, dll.Crlbed on ...,...1 as. lurnotute, ll•·i.------------- d t f.I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ""111 '1•71'2 twres. ~ -INUflOld Im· P BLIC NOT ceise I you mus I e y our Pubfl-Orenet Coasl 0.11, Pllol Pw ...... Or-Coesl Delly Phol. pro .. 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Old enough to be grandma 'I 'If' ,,.. ........ 0 -"'• of cattieW .. ,,..., ......... llllliM ...... ...o;......, Giid ,,.. ,,.....,. .,, ...... dldr. ., ICOft KUft ............... S he's the oldett mother OD the block. ADd tlilene...i. Teacben ma1 mllt.ake btr for her cbild'a IJ'•"Nlmoft.ber. Sbe may not lin to ... ber ftnt sraadcbUd. , Alta-fMn o1 delay, and Jmt under tbe bio'°lleaJ CleadllDe, abe'• made a eonaeioua de· cltlOD to bave a child., Now comea tbe bard part -raialne that cblld. Jn many wa1'19, sbe it fortunate. Despite decllninl fertility amoac older parents, she's conceived. Despite ,the iacr.ued chance of chrolDOIOmal defects, she's liven birtb to a healthy baby. . More and more women can and are PG9tl>Ollinl prepancy until aae 35 and okler with less rlak thanks to medical advances. But once the child la bonl, these motben -and the fat.hers -are embarb.1>1 on uocharted ter· ritory. Experta say feelings of isolation are com· mon among older parents. Decreased energy Jevell, too. They're concerned about their own mortality. . ~ Older parents may alto find their lives un· settled, ~th the noise, interruptions and messi· ness of a child -particularly at meal time. B ut in other ways, these parents often discover they're better equipped to ban· di~ first·lirpe parenthood. Overall, they · -often have more. patience with children, .are more fmancially secure and feel lesa resent· ment at the self-denial imposed by parent· hood. Ellen Solomon, an author and teacher from Gloucester, Mass., was 36 when she bad her first child. She's about to tum 40 now and is hoping to have another child. ''It's been a wonderful experience for me," she said. "I'm very •up' on becoming a mother." . Married and divorced while in her 20s, Ms. Solomon said sbe had an opportunity to "know single romance, travel and several careers." "Now when my-daughter goes into a tan- trum, l don't have a.fantasy of bow wonderful it would be to be a hots bot editor on Fifth A venue. I can feel the joy ol this experience without thinking some other life would be better for me. "In fact, I baven't"found.a.oythin1 as excit· ing, challenging and stimulatini· .. beiDg a mother." . ... Age bas given many parents "a gnater capacity for ;ivln1." say Howard and Joy .Osofsky in their soon-to-be published book, "Answers for New Parents: Adjuatinc to Your New Role." The Osofatys work at the Men· ninger Foundation in Topeka, Kan. '"Ibey may have a fuller acceptance of the child as an individual, with a willlngness to al· low the child to develop ln bia or her own style," the Olofskya H)'. But there are potential p1"9blems, too. T be Osofskys say the new father and mother worry about death or an in· capacitaling illness. Playing catch with a 10-year-old may be more difficult for a man of SO or 55 than for a 30-year-old father. "Some of the husbands' friends may have already suffered heart attacks or undertone coronary bypass surgery," they write. "Others may have developed hilh blood pressure. "The husbands in particular may worry about whether 'something will happen' to them -whether they will live until the child becomes an adult ." As a result, these fathers are frequently concerned about the respoqsibilitfes of becom- ing parents and the financial st.ability they want for their wives and babies, the Osofakys say. • Moreover, a number of older part!nts taUt about "a temporary decline in the number of meaningful friendships," the researchers add. "Many of their friends may not have children at all, or their children may be grown. The couple may have problems in sharing their new feelings about parenthood. And if they try to relate to the parents of younger chlldren they find themselves older and having little in com· mon." Dr. William Ledger , chairman of the de· partment of obstetrics and gynecology at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, agrees that older parents often find themselves "really out of it socially." And be s u,gests "this is a whole new phenomenon and one which society soon will have to come to grips with." I n two-career families, there la the ques· ttoa of who will raise the child. Does tb.e woman return to work? And ii so, bow SO()af Pamela Daniels, of Wellesley College•s Center for Research on Women, says "an older mother can step back from work and not be scared that she may be falllnl back." , 1 In a three-year study of older mothers, Mn. Daniela and an uaociate found that TS percent of the WOIMD went b&ck to work after a four-to six-month break. But many feh plhy about leavinl their cb.llc:ln!n lD anotber's care. "My work ta veey demandlJlt," sald Linda Heary, a D-year-old gOvernment attor'ney in W aahlnlto6 wflo bad a baby -lD July and is back at wott . .8laf9 l•\'ea baton, Michael, .ttb a live-in bOulet_,... · ''It's Wl'J JNdDful DOw to leave him," she Hid. "I WU ID tean for the flnt t~ da)'I. I feel guilty about ... .., bUn and C'Ollterned about my role u a motbtr." · Bm "I wadt to mllfttaln my catMr " IM added. "I want it '11. I want a ftcb fa~ Ille ·and a rew!U'dlnl caner.'' A mother tD ber 20I could take a few yean off ..t tbm re-eater the work1nl wor1d. But tbeM'a 1-leeway for an older mother. J'ew comp-.. will stve more than a alx-moath or year llllMmity break. And kM*lac for a job can be dlllkult. M 1. 9o1amon111n11-.. taqbt part-UIM at Harvard far a wblle, but DOW IM llays ~. taldal car. ol ber claupter ad wrtliDf, L Ae ree•t11 ~ ber .-lo flad tile e..a.t wa1 lo make I Cl'OWD fW bet •. , ......... Ballonm eM&••· • .,,. .... to ......... " ....... Am1 ~ Ma. lela•u ..,. • "Ud mo =-=:·!''~=:~-== =::-r ...... .,:•~·...-......... , WHAT A RfFR£SHIN6 DE.PARTURf FROM T~£ TfRSf AND RArn£R MUNDANE FORMS OF NOURISHMfNT THAT ARE TRADITIONALLY OFffRfD AT A MA:JO'f< PORTION OF MODERN DAY ACADfMIA- Is this Illy child? By TERRY KIRKPATRICK ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -It 's Thanksgiving. Pop bas just filed away the canceled checks for his daughter's $8,000 freshman year at college. She's just returned in bla Cadillac from a morning at the family's tennis club. They sit to eat. "Our family's values are so middle class, so matenalistic," she remarks casually, and Pop's jaw drops precariously clOM to the cran· berries~ · __ . So goes the autumnal rite of pusage: the first reunion with offspring freed from the nest, flown away to school -and new habits· and ideu and values. The scene might be any of the 2.5 million homes welcomlng col· lege freshmen back for the holidays this month. More can happen to some youngsters in those first weeks than at any other time in life, says Ronald Jack.son, who has ob,,erved the process over two decades as an ad- miniBtrator at four universities. As the dean of student life at the University of Rochester today, he sees It in 1,100 novitiates a year. "Parents call us and say, 'What the beck happened? What have you done to our child?'" WHAT THE RECK happens is that fami- ly customs agreed to for 18 years are opened to question in late-night dormitory bull sessions in whlch mankind's major perplex· ities are solved , in dil\ing hall conversations with ne• friends from other regions and na· Uoru, in the classrooms of professors who see the world ideallatically. Up in the 'ir go attitudes toward other races, religion, politics, even bedtime and dinnertime. "That is what parents see when the student goes home for Thanksgiving," Jackson says. "In just eight to 10 weeks, their children are already asking major ques· lions about their lives." Designer j e ans have pre tty much replaced Army fatigues as the derigueur campus uniform, Jackson says, so gone are the days when parents might not recognize the long.haired form with guita~ slung on shoulder. STILL THERE is typically more of him or her returning than was shipped off in Sep· t.ember. "New students drink too much beer and stay up too late," Jack.son says. "Their appe,tites for everything are voracious, and that sort of generalizes to food. If you've ever seen a dining hall, you know students will eat everything but the tablecloth." Or the old homes tead might reel under stereophonic di!co until 3 a.m. and fitful snoring until noon, if the parent is lucky .... Some only deduce their child's presence from the trail of dirty laundry. "A student is likely to spend a great deal of time on vacation checking out his new experiences with bis peers," Jackson says. "Parents often in- terpret that as rejection, but it's just part of the exploration process." Others stumble home · "and turn into vegetables for four days -just eating arid sleeping. It looks to the parent aa though an expensive education is bein& wasted. But stu· denta look forward to Thanksgiving u a rest period. College ls very fast-paced." THESE A8E THE manifestations of the new independent managing for himself his eat· mg, sleeping, financing, cleaning. "I once had a mother ask me before the semester started, 'Who's going to do my son's laun- Designer jeans have pretty rruch replaced Army fa tigues as the dengueur campus uniform, so gone are the days when parents mght not recognize the long-hatred form with gwtar slung on shoulder dry?• Well, it's bard to find a girlfriend who will do that today. That guy's life is going to change." Beyond the physical is the mental metamorphosis, and its stages are predicta· ble. Freshmen come in with what Jackson calls a "dualistic" way of looking at the world: you-me, yes·no, righl·wrong, all-or· nothing. An "all liberals ate bad" attitude, for instance, gets whipsawed in a course in which the teacher presents the good and the bad aspects of socialism. The next stage is "multiplicity," in which all opinions are considered valid and criticism is wrong. Last comes "relativism," in whlch conflicting views are compared critically and decisions made. Before arriv· ing at a set of beliefs, though, a student will seem to flip.n op e rratically as he tries alternatives. .. STUDENTS HA VE a tendency to turn on or off. They may challenge everything their AATents say," Jackson says. "Or they may show a condescending tolerance of parents when they suddenly recopile that their parents haven't achieved enlicbtenment yet." Return of the native? Sort of. But the child who went away to school a short time ago doesn 't ~· appear to be the same perso as the one · home for the holidays. AP writer Terry Kirkpatrick talks with a university administrator who tries to explain why there's a 'stranger' at . the Thanksgiving family dinner. -. "Have you met any nice Catholic girls?" the anxious parents inquire, to wbi.ch their son replies, "ls the pope always right? I learned in my sociology course that the failure to control the population in South America ia a chief source of woe and the m,. Jor force behind it is the church.·• Dad clutches bis chest, Mom her rosary. ·-. -A young woman confides that the mia· night dorm discuuioos have dealt with the attitudes of men toward women, and, boy, did it open her eyes. "It wouldn't be at all surprising for her to go home and quesliob her father about the way he considers her mother," Jack9ob says. "You can ·see ~ pcitenlial for things lo get pretty warm." · -A YOUNG MAN in the Midwest packs off to college to fulfill the dream or his entite extended family and most of his small com· munity, which gave him a scholarship; becoming an engineer. Then be falls Oat in his first calculus course, and the holidays become an exercise in evasion. "Students will go home and say, 'I no longer want to be a doctor or an engineer or whatever.' The parents want immediate restabilization. They'll say, 'OK, if you don't want to be that, what DO you want to be!· But this takes time. It's typical here for stu- dents to change their majors two or three times.·· These rapid changes make for chaos baclt home and in his counseling sessiou. JacltSQD says, ''but I'm optimistic about haw it all works out. The number of tragedies we see is really very small." After four years of churning, the departing senior usually leaves with 80 percent of his original value system intact, but reconstn)cled and individualized. JACKSON KNOWS that it all works out from this case history. recounted here by the student: "l remember having the feeling when 1 went home for Thanksgiving that things aJ. home bad changed so much. t "The narrowness of my family's views -t centered on economic survival, biased 09 racial and religious lines, which was co} pton then. 1 was going to class with blac and foreigners. I grew up on the streets Chicago, knew nothing about people fro small towns. And they called me "8 Chicagt hood. They thought that's what it meant. , "By the time I went home the world w .. really quite different. What I didn't reali~ was that it waa I that was different." That happened in the early weeks o autumn in 1952 to a young psychology stude named Ronald Jackson. 1 , RoJDantic dre8ms remain same < Wla.t you find is a tremendous consensus for monogamy and fidelity LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe ae:rual re- voluUclll bM been di.cuued and analysed by experts ol nery stripe, but it doesn't 1eem to bave bad much Impact on the romantic dreams ol today'• cones• kids, •ccordin1 to • suney at UCLA. "What you find is a tremendoua COD· Hnaua for mono1amy and fidelity," said Barria Goldateln of a Beverly Hilla sex educaUclD IJ"OUP called Seminars on Sexuall· lJ. "Jl'ulb' three-quarters ol the people sur· "fed ~==~are IOiDI to be happily inar~ rifd ud faltbful to oGly OIM penon." M at tbe 1ame "me, be aald lD n in· tentew Wednelday, 10 percent of u.e eoo 9tudeala Aid tbey upected tbl divorce rate to remalll tlle nm• or lnueue ID tbe nut 10 ,..,.. , ._. about ball ol all Calllonala mar-...,_._.. 18 diftl'ff, Goldlttta nld, "You Mft wlllt l f•I II a trelll9il09 romut.le Ulfttl ..... part ol ..... .---ac1u•. ,..., ........... Iola& to ....... -...., . ' think it's not eotnc to happen to them." Goldstein, a former market research analyst, cautioned tbat the sample 350 men and 250 women surveyed wen DOt 1clen· tiflcally selected, "but the poll LI an lndlca· lion of attitudes, interests and optniona iD a general sense." The questionnaires were distributed amona 1,400 people wbo attended a free cam· pus sbowinl of "A Cbanle ol Seuou," a movie billed H a study of sexual rela· tlonsbips. A dlscuaaion of seaual lssues followed the 'l\eeaday ni1bt abowiq. He aaid nearly to percent ol tboM poUed were unmarried undersraduatel mder tbe , ace ol 25. Tbey wen PredcnninaldlT wblte. He aakl 78 percent ww..S Y• to UNI quelticlll: "Do JOU f•l JOU wW be marri9d and ~ f&lthfUI to ODlJ cme penoe?'' The ltudenta a.180 were Mbd, ··caa you bave a IMtlDI relat.loDlhjp aad baw MJNa1 freedom ID o(ber nl•t._..'P' at U. nm• time? Only • per~ent •• ,., wttla ._ I' " 11 {1: '' 11"1 I l .. "" , .. • He tloean'I f.ear laia li6'Jt, but audiences are scary a, IDCIMa. P.U.SVICll -............. It dldb't tNm the Uktll• 'phte for Olcll Dale atll~ledaed "Kina ol lbt a.i Gui r,"tolH11chbi1comebaH. A he 1laoced O\lt lato &be cro d at a •mall San Die nlc Upot, Dale spot~ wea in1 punk re1alia ban1mab's nooaea and the like. "{ could not believe my eyes," t~ear-old Balboa Peninsula ., r ht recalled. . ~.. A GUV came up to e~Rd said, · Weli, you· re play1na th the Penetrators,· " Dale ded. Fortunately, the auy didn't 10 o to repeal a prediction that the P nk rockers might tear him a art onstaee. ot that Dale's courage can be estioned. He has no qualms a ut climbing into a cage and w estllng with Sam, his Bengal· S matran tiger, or Jagra , a other of his big cats. "But even after 25 years, I ll get petrified (before going ), "Dale admitted. the Dll·'IWI .... ht uw hro Joma .. fiehlinl near the 1tQ9. •·1 ,.. .... down ud pu& m1 ha•d Oii die~· lhotlden ud I tol4 U.... ·1 •da't drive all lhe way from hlboa to play for your n,lll.' Tben I aave lhem • • Tb• crowd kept cool. the show proved an overwhelmln1 auc· ceaa. ud auddenly Dick Dale and the Del-Tones are back ln he1vy demud aealn. Bacutaee. members ot the Penetrators, some addre11ln1 him u ''Mr. Dale," were llnlna up Just to shake his hand. "These kids are comlna up to me and saying 'You 're hot' " Dale said. ' BACK WHEN DALE and com· pany were riding the crest or surf music in the early 60s, the young musicians who shared the same view had names like Hen- drix and Dennis and Brian Wilson. o.tir~,......111.~.v1c110•0....11 • dressed decidedly unpunk barefoot, shorts and a T-shirt Dale walked onstage. "They (the Beach Boys) used to come to my dances when they wer.e little kids," said Dale . "And Hendrix used to ask me questions about technique." "It's a rebirth." Dale said of his recent successes. But, he added, "I'm not new wave. They're linking me with it but I ~on't know what they're play. ang ." KJNG OF THE SURF GUITAR B•lbo• Penln•ul• realdent Dtck D•I• 'I said 'Hi, I'm Dick Dale.· K g of the Surf Wave and this is m ~ife, Jeannie, Queen of the M owave,' "he smiled. , • en we started pumping." • it1Gll1' IN THE MIDDLE of a C,uck Berry tune. Dale stopped Sundav • benefit Dick Dale. Jeannie and tH! Del-Tones will headline a special benefit concert Sunday at the Irvi ne Bowl 1n Laguna Beach. Proceeds from the noon 'til 4:30 p.m. concert will benefit artist Bob Wylund and his "Whaling Wall" mural. Wylund, with support or Greenpeace, plans to paint t h~ "s a v e the w h a I e " mural on a 350-foot-long wall that runs along P•cific Coa st Highway ne,ar High Drive The Chicago Flying Sau.cer Band, The Bush Band. Bobbi & Clyde and the Seaweed Cowboys, also w~· . play. in support of the pr Ject. ickets. at S7 each, are available at Sound Spec- trum and Sherwood Gallery. both in Laguna For information . c all 494-0779. Although he's been the open- ing act for bands Hke the Surf Punks. Dale is still pouring out his specialty -straight-ahead rock and the s urf music he in· vented back in 1956. The closest he's come lo fall· ing into the punk rock category cam e one night at a club in Redondo Beach. Dale, notorious for his manic stage antics, jumped into the crowd and cut his bare foot on a piece of jagged glass. "I WAS A TRUE punk rocker then." he laughed. Even without the renewed in· terest in the guitarist's patented sound, Dale hasn't exactly been leading the life of a recluse since s urf tunes gave way to the British music in vasion of the 60s. He's been operating the Ren· dezvous Club in Garden Grove named in honor of the Ren- dezvous Ballroom on Balboa where he got started -and s pending time with his wife, Jeannie, and th eir exotic animals. Just over five years ago, hi s dream of buying a mansion was realized. Dale purchased the King G illette home that dominates the entrance to Newport Harb or . The three-story house. now under remodeling, has 17 rooms and six bathrooms. "I REMEMBER WHEN I'd be sitting at the wedge writing songs," he said. ''And I never dreamed of this Chouse). I never knew the Lord would direct me to this." It ·s just as well that the house is large. At one time, the second floor was temporary home lo five sea lions Dale and J eannie rescued. "The city or Friends of the Sea Lions calls and we go down to the beach with our blankets. Then we buy about 500 pounds of herring," saiclOale. There a'nother must. b e SI de wea nng a needle through the n o se doesn ., me a n anythm g. "It's always been any kind of animal," he added, remember- ing the time when his Costa Mesa home was occupied by 40 beasts. including a mountain lion. And folks near the wedge have been known to rub Uleir eyes ·Ki disbelief when Dale shares a Turkey just keeps eating 'f see them ~s vindictive revenge-seeking, tough o/J. birds' • I ~very year, without fail, on the eve of Thal'lksgiving, a television reporter somewhere int4¥'views a live turkey. :rhe turkey's response is neither emotional nort'is it compass ionate. He just keeps eating. FraJlkly, it used to upset me. It. was more than the (act that we shared a thigh problem, it was genpine concern for this prpud feathered friend who within hours. would go from prime time to cancellation. ~ince J have been cooking turkeys, J no longer see them as fun-loving gobble gobbles. I see them as vindictive, grudge-wielding, give-it· to-tfaem-with-your-last-breath, revenge-seeking, tough old birds! 'Amateur cooks since the beginning of time havi asked, "When is the turkey done?" and { woUld answer them, "Any time it wants to be." ~me naive women think you can judge the"' coo~ng time of a turkey by figuring out the poldage, the ov. en temperature. and allowing so any minutes per pound. _ rong, raw-turkey-breath. It depends on the tubbornnes:; of the bird. I have seen ~· po d birds cook ln two hours ... before the pie have cooled, before the potatoes' and yams hav cooked, before the cranberries are fro:ien, bef e the guests have left from St. Louis. . have also seen ld-pound turkeys cook for e1g hours and still look Uke you're carving a ha he turkey was originally invented to keep humble. Even the best of them· keep an us vtgH at lhe oven door wamng tor some hat the 30 guests will Indeed see the turkey before the sun sets. he revenae of the turkey goes beyond the r. It extends to the five or six days follow· anksgivini. Unknown to moet cooks Js you can never completely eat the 'lut l of a turkey. Turkey left.oven multiply r than you can use them in salads, roles, SOUIJll, soufflea, omelet.a, breads, ap· n , sandwiches and desserts. hickeris aren 'l like tbal. Neither are ducb mlah game hena. FACE-I.IRS E,...a ·~· As you are reading lhis column I have a bird in the oven that looks brown on the outside but in my heart I know that he Is out to mak~ me look foolish. I have always wondered why it l?<>k the pilgrims three days to celebrate the first Thanksgiving. I think I know. The turkey wasn't done. <fufllli~ <ontemporory fashion• Celebrates The Grand Opening Of Their New Store In la Jolla 510°0 OFF All Pants 5 10°0 OFF All Street Length Dresses s5oo OFF All Sl11swl9Clr s1oo OFF All Acceslortes CONTEMl'OAARY FASHONS ····-···· ._., a.w... d the 10D of Ifie etcololor I ' bench or takes a w'atk with Sam the tiger. Sam, who's on his way to 400 pounds, Is now residing temporarily in Riverside. -"SAM'S JUST A big oak." said .Dale, showing off a picture album full of photogr aphs of his cats at play. "I have fears when I work with the cats, but I don't Jet it go over to panic " Dale said he saves his fears for the tense moments before he goes on stage. Then he· pulls out a 11 the stops. "The pain 1s physical," he not- ed. "I just don't know how to s low down." Though he mixed a number of re ligious m etaphors into his conversation. Dale dtdn 'l sug. gest that his return to playing before young crowds is an al· tempt to preach to them. at least not directly. "The message is they're gorng to see somebody up there, not under the influence or drugs. who will talk to the m civillv after the s how ... said Dale ··Then they'll realize that there must be another s ide -that wearing a needle througt\ he nose dpesnl mean a nything." 'SAM'S JUST A BIG OAF' Dale and cat at play C lub Calendar runs each Wednesday m the Dally Pilot and contains ootices of women's and service club meetings and events open to the public for the follounng week . Send notices 10 CLub Coleftdar, Daily Pilot , P.O. Boz 1560. Co.no Me30, CA 92626. Include your name and phone number Notices must be m our hands three weeks in advance of an event. Pictures are limited to major fund-rauers open to the public To request a picture. wnte or call the Feature Department. IJ42·43ZJ . belwee11 2 and S p.m . Photo r~atr are honored on a space available basi&. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WMt!Yo.W..t ~ .... "22 Harbot-ll•d.. Coda Meso -541·1154 Ko Ko Kni.is BLACK and WHITE HOLIDAY FASHIONS Baldwin Pianos and Organs LESSON~ INSTRUMENT S 'f llPES RECORD<; Yllll ~~.:~~R .... . ... FHtuon ltl•t1d 6•0·9020 DAILY 10-6 IUH IJ t MOH YH\.1111 ·•llt 10 t OF CALIFORNIA SOLID SOFT INTERLOCK TOPS end BOTTOMS I 100% POt..Y. MACHINE WASHABLE SIZES: 8-20 I LOUSES: 20.00-22.00 SKIRT-12.00 PANT-18.00 SINC'E 1949 Qa~ARTMaNT 1116 telPOIT IOULIVAaD COSTA .!!! I . . ~ -.. ,,_,,.. .... ,.... ---..... .,. .... ---.... -.... ~ -----...,._ .. ·----...... --.................. .., ........ -. ... -. .... ---.... ~ -........ -.. ~ ---.... -""" ,,. ..... ...... .. .. .. ....... -.__ --------...... -~ ._ ...... -... -~ -..... ~ - FEATURt~G Signs of aging enumerated II f eet. like tlae m~ after the night before, and you "'-en't been anywhere' DEAR ANN LANDERS. YOU KNOW YOU ARE C ET· TINO OLDER WHEN Alinoat ever y t h101 huru . W1'at doesn't hun, d~an 't work a.ayroore ----tt--teelt Uke the morning after th niaht before, and you ha ven't been anywhere. All the na mes in your little b1ack book end in M.O. outlet (or their tensions. What wouJd these folk& do it they did not have this release? Have a nervous breakdown, maybe. l aay leave them alone. -ON THE OTHER SIDE IN MICHlGAN You aet winded playing chess. You look forward to a dull evening. You still chase women, but ha ve f6r10Uen why. brunette. There are no redheads on either side ot the family. What should I say to friends and rel a tives who are o penly shocked and ask? DEAR MICIDGAN: Granted. smoking may provide an oatlet for teulee, but Jt's a poor trade· off when one coaslcle ra tlte phyalcaJ damaie that may re· suit from thla filthy and ts· pensive bablt. I do not kaow of aayoae wbo s uffered a aervou breakdowa wben he .copped ainokla1, IMlt I do kno• of some wonde rful peo· pie who were heavy s mokers aad died nu1ch too youg from lung cancer. You turn out the· lights for econo'mic, not romantic reasons. Your knees buckle and your belt won't. You are 17 i#ound the neck, 42 around the waist and 126 around the golf course. Please don't say, "Don't ex· plain." I've tried silence and it doesn't work. What now? - N EW GRAN DMA IN NEW ORLEANS You sink your teeth into a s teak and they stay there. You try to stra ighten the wrinkles in your socks and find you a ren't wearing any. A JittJe old gray·haired lady tries to ha.Ip you across the s treet. She's your wife. -L. F. IN SAN ANTONIO 'D EAR &R ANDM A : In· telUgent people kaow tbat hair co l or o r e yes c a n b e a throwback trom two or three generations. Tell t he clods who ask such ignorant questions to brus h up oo their genetics · You say, "Leave the m aloae" -as lf they are harmtag oe.ly themselves. We now k.Dow th.is Is not the case. Teats have provea that a nonsmoker who works ID close quarters or Uves with a havy ·smoke r Inhales s moke equivalent to 11 cigarettes a day. Is this fair ? DEAR L.F.: Thanks ror my laugh for the day -and U I get any beefs from the Gray Pan· then, I'm sending the m on to YOU. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am re plying to the letter signed "Wa ging a Secret War with Cigarette Smoke rs." DEAR ANN LANDERS'.' My d a u g h t e r r ecentl y h ad a beautiful red·headed baby girl. Her husband is blonde. She is a Tha t pe rson is a bsolute ly right. There is no point in trying to discourage s mokers . They will continue to smoke even through they rea lize s moking is hazardous to their health. Do you feel awkwar d . self· conscious -lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help for you in Ann Lande rs' booklet. "The Key to Popularity." Send SO cents wath your request and a long. stamped, self· addressed envelope to Ann Landers. P 0 . Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois 60611 The proble m with m a ny smokers is that they are addk t· ed. Also. smoking provides an Collectible cars go on block Cars ranging from classics once owned by Arab sheiks to modern "collectibles" will go on the block Saturday and Sunday at the 7th An· nu ~~ Newport Beach Collector Car Auction in the Marriott I lotel at Fashion Island. On public display will be 25 cars from singer Richard Carpenter's collection and an a utomobile once owned by Elvis Presley. The event is expected lo draw some 20,000 people from around the world. according to publicist Joe Molina. Auction coordinalor Rick Cole said·many of the cars wi ll be late-model collectibles -some Violence hot line seeks volunteers VolWlteers a re needed for the -family violence hot line s ponsor ed by Family Ser vice Association of Or ange County. A training series will begin Tuesday. Feb. 3, and continue on s uccessive Tuesdays for a total of rive sessions . The class will run from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Garden G rove Community Meeting Center . Topics will include crisis interven· tion. active listening. dynamics of families in spouse and child abuse and knowledge of community resources. Further information is available from Ca rol Gordon . coordinator of training. 953·9373. only two years old that many people do not realize have become valuable. All cars to be auctioned will be exhibited on· the Marriott grounds. The NewJ>Qrt auction. in the past. has al· tracted attention because of the record·setting prices some cars com mand. Los Angeles television station KNBC will broadcast its "Everywhere" program from the auction al 2 p.m. Sat urday. Auction grounds will be open each day from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is $4 fo r adults, $1 for children and senior citizens . Arts and crafts show set by women's center A series of events has been planned for Decem be r by Mariposa Women's Center, Orange, including an arts and crafts show and sale, a holiday lecture and a demonstration of stained glass. The show and sale will take place from 9a.m. to S p.m. Dec. 1 through s. from 1iO a.m. to 2 p.m .• Dec.6. Linda Zurborg will demonstrate the a rt of stained glass at 1 p.m . Wednesday and Or. Ed Harmon will talk on the Holiday Syndrome at 10 a.m . Tuesday, Dec.9. There also will be the regular activities. in· eluding a yoga exercise class. Overeaters Anonymous meeting, potluck. alcohol awareness study and nutrition study. ~.Nowmller27, 'MO ( 1 Boroseope 8)'8 YDNl!YOllAU fl'AIDA Y, NOV. 21.1• ] ARIES <Mar. 21-Apr. lt): Emphasis on checkina for loopholH, stud)'iba fine print and bulldJng on soUd structure. Buie services are improved and employment prospects are brighter. TAuaus (Apr. 20-May 20): Favorable lunar aspect coincides with creative activity, sudden changes and Intensified reJati.ooahip. Gain in· dicated through written word. Express ideas in confident, dJrect manner. GEMINI <May 21.J une 20): ~potl~ht on security, improved domestlc situation and chance to beautify home s urroundings. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons figure ln scenario. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Be selective : a variety of ideas, proposals dominate a busy scenario. Focus on main objective, avoid scatter · ing effort.a and get thoughts on paper. LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): This can be your power·play day -em phasis on production. r esponsiblity, cha llenge, money and love. Cancer, Capricorn persons play key roles. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Individual who · aided you in past is d~ to make reappearance. Cycle is high, judgment and intuition are on target . Review travel plans, consider publishing oppor1unity and open lines of communication. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0 ct. 22): Light is s hed on areas previously dark -fears, doubts a re dis· sipated. You get news concerning one confin\.d to home or a hospital. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): A friend talks about property. business opportunity and the bor· rowing of money. Mainta in balance, reject gel· rich·quick schemes and defi ne sense of direction. SAGITl'ARltJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21 l: Signifi· cant advance is made if you are versatile and willing to diversify. Emphasis on career , pre· stige, honor, reputation and standing in com- munity. CAPRICORN C Dec. 22.J an. 19): Focus on dis· tance, language. communication and a valid ap· praisal of your own potential. Aquarius, Leo. Scorpio natives play key roles. AQUARIVS (J an. 20-f''eb. 18): Accent on special mvest1gat1on. knowledge concerning financial standing of would·be associate or partner. PISCES I Feb. 19·Mar 20): Diplomacy is necessary -win rather than force your way. Ac· cent on partnership, joint .efforts and willingness to hear various points or view. o.i ~ Elli Nor'~ HALF-SIZE SHOP DICX VERNON'S THANKSGIVING SPE<JAl 25% OFF ON ALL COATS IN . STOCK INaUDING: RABBIT FURS, P-COATS, ALL PURPOSE RAIN COATS, AND SCARFED LONDON COATS. WHtdHf ...... 11ttl&lr ..... JllllllfOI H• o .... ,,.,, •.it <OSI A MIU Handknit Sweaters 541·4 121 The center, located at 777 S Main St.. Suite 116 in Orange. is supported by public alcoholism funds. It is geared to '.'the woman who is in the process of unfolding her wings." 1au ••• , •. , 11,4 llllllfl "Oll IU<W Pincord Pants Eme rgency sh e lter names board membe r s Four new members have been named to the board of directors of Interval House, an Orange County emergen cy shelter for victims of domestic violence. They a re Sally Juergens. Cher ie Kerr, Melvin J ay and John Tiernan. Persons interested in volunt-eering for the house may call the hotline at (213) 594·4555 or I 714) 952·2051. as can those in need of help. HUNTINGTON lINTER • l:.XIT BEACH BLVD • NOl't .• WID. -t M THUIS. ·SAT. -11'9 IUNOAV -ll-4 OLD WORLD 7561 CENTER AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH e "' l!::==== (714) 894-4833 =====.J STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? 'All new HelftH ... u=I I ,..,.....,. ............ ..,llwM .... ... COu"" CIMtl. 11-DAIL MOT ,.._ .. . .... . .............. ""'-' .., ..,, OUlll-S. I ,.. .. ..,... I .... ...... .... 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OMIJ P*' M.Mf Whe n Brenda Martin 1and Jon Kreitz say they have their sights set on c~mpetins in the 1984 Olympics. they aren't kidding They really have t heir s11ht.s set on it Martin, 18, of Fountain Valley and Kreitz. 16, of San Juan CapLStrano, are pistol s hooting experts. a minor sport if ever the re was one. THE TWO, ALONG with Carl M Meyerhofer. 19. of Anaheim are mem b.-~ of the Orange County SherifCs ~ Llw Enfor cement Explorer Scouts and all three won gold medal~ at the re· cent National Explorer Olympics in target shooting In ract. Martin a nd Kreitz so im- pressed the judges that they were in- vited back to Colorado Springs, Colo. last month to take par t in the Olym- pic shooting team truining class. Both were rated among the top 20 marks men by the end of the week· long class. Now target pistol shooting is not what you'd call a gla mour sport. There's no such thing as a million dollar bonus baby in pistol shootinl(. And don't bother looking for colleges that offer ru11 scholars hips for shoot· ing guns. But those that participate in the s port, especially those as good as Martin, Kreitz and Meyerhofer. take it quite seriously And who in their right mind is going to argue with them ? MARTIN , A •'R ESllMAN a t Golden West College majoring in ad· m inistrution of justice, wants to be a law officer She's a particularly good marks person. having won the overa ll National Explorer Olympics com- petition over some 600 other com· petitors men and women. "Girls seem to be doing better and better at t his," Martin. who's been Su9ar chanap 1hoot1n1 for Jwtl two~,._ said. "I think it bas. something to do with our lonr center or gravity. Also, we don't . sway as much." _ Martin, who stands 5·1, says that coordination and patience play big- ger roles in pistol s hooting than sheer physical attributes. "I DON'T THINK It's all that hard to shoot." she says modestly. "The {,' o '' r d i 11 a f i n ti a ti d pafivH<"P play IJiflfl .. r """ i11 pi#f~JI 11ltf1fUlttfl fha11 •ltt-Pr plty•ic•al "" rihuf .. ,,. gun does kick and you jerk at first. But eventually, you get used to it." At the Olympic te am training class. Martin and K re1tz. shooting .177 Cal air pistols, took first and third place overall, respectively. According to Captain Charles Boen or the Oran ge Co unty S h erirfs De partment, Martin learned the art of shoot ing quickly. lie says stu? was a natural. " APPARENTLY SHE WAS. After just six months of training, Martin won a bronie meda l at t he 1979 Western Regionals for gi rls. Later in the year. she won an all-county in· vitational '• Oally ~llel StaH ~- JOHN KREITZ (LEFT) AND BRENDA MARTIN EYE THE TARGET DURING TRAINING. that's what won it ror m e ... A volleyball, bas ketball and softball player at Magnolia High in Anaheim, Martin t urned her sights to pistol s hooting because it seemed "like a run thing to do." ing diligently on her air pistol shoot· ing (which will be a new event for the 1984 Olympics) hoping to be a part of the U.S. team that wi ll enter in the first Olympic shooting competition for wome n. In pistol shooting, the target is set 25 yards away from the firing line. The bullseye is about the s ize or a q uarter . The re are three disciplines in com petition: s low-fire Ui ve minutes to shoot 10 rounds); time ; fire <rive rounds of 20 seconds each ) a nd rapid-fire !fi ve rounds of 10 seconds each ). has available to him the best of both worlds. He can hunt ror small gam e near his home and has been for four years or he can shoot target practice at the range he has set up in his backyard. A former footba ll a nd basket ball player as a freshman at Capistrano / Valley High. Kreitz placed fourth overall at the nationals . missing ' t hird place by just one point and second place by j ust four At the National competit ion, M artln scored 542 out of a possible 600 poi nts, outdist an cing second place finisher Di ana Eubanks of Florida who scored 504. NOW. MARTIN SA VS she's work· "I think the thing I have going for me is consistency," Ma rtin says. "At the nationals, I hit only fi ve bullseyes out or JO shots while others had six or seven. But I was able to hit the 10· ring more orten than they were and Kreitz, who lives in a country.like Pnvironment orf Ortega Highway. Newport's heat· goes on 'A l .......... Sailors capture fourth stra~ht CIF title, 17-13 By ROGER CARLSON Of•O.lly l"l ... lwtt LONG BEACH -The beat goes on . . . and on . . . and on .... Wilson inished the game wi~ -,-....Ulllletl.Al!'tJ.als, Riley added five, Newport Harbor H i g h 's Sailors rolled through Sunny Hills, 17· 13 before 1,200 at Bel- mont Plaza Wednesday night to claim the CIF 4-A water polo championship THE SAILORS MADE their bid for a fourth straight 'crown and eighth in 14 years under Coa ch Bill Barnett a success by striking for seve n goals m the second quarter to s nap a 2-2 situation. Bretl De Valle got Newport Harbor e v e n at two, the n Bar nett's c re w proceeded to take Sunny Hills a part. hitting seven of eight from the field in the following six minutes, keyed by four goals from J e rr Wilson. ins urmountable 13·6 lead. A soakin~ Barnett. fresh from his annual cha mpionship dip m the Belmont waters, said, "It was our best game of the year "Jeff Wilson was just out.stand· ing." Surprises? "Yes. what Sunny llills did with Spicer moving him o utside hk c that didn't make hi m much of a threat." said Barnett. the Sailors' equivalent of John BARNE'M' SAID his 1980 edi· Havlicek, the former Boston li o n had been going in a Celtics great famed for his thousand diffe rent directions bursts off the bench. RILEY "'ARKS•URY while compiling a 23· l record. Rut in this one , the title game, the Sailors blended an attack whic h proved unstoppable. From 2·2 to 14·6, the Sailors made 12 of 13 from the field, and Ma rksbury and his mates held the high-scoring Spicer lo two goals in 10 attempts Barnett's s trategy was to pinch off Spicer and he felt he needed two players to do it. But, as the game went along, the Tars seemed to just play him ' one.up. Gi ford put In three and single goals were put in by De Va lle. and Woolfolk to round ovt the cha mpions' scoring. Spicer had five goals for the Lancers who rinis hed the season with a 21·4 record all four. losses coming t o Newport Harbor r ' IN THE EARLY going. the Sailors had trouble when they opted to go after Sunny Hills with a lob attack. IL proved fruit less. as the Sailors missed six of eight. Still, 1t was 2·2 and before the smoke cleared in the second quarte r. and those lobs wl.'re quickly forgotten. Spicer did not connect until 1·59 remained in the first half In other title games, M 1ss1on Viejo won the 3·A crown with a 10·8 double overtime v1cton over Villa Park, and La Puente was a 10·5 winne r over La Canada in the 2-A decider. Wilson got his first goal with a spectacular slap shot from a OCC-polo e t bounce orr the cage, and it put 18 ·g t~e S~ilors into th-rll!Td forttre---~ firs t Ume at 4-3 with 1 :09 spent · stmLGWC in the second quarter Goalie Ian Marksbury kept it Bucs R l _ _i.& __ _ going with the first of several ' ust ers f..l(.UA.U~ to sklle touniey key stops at the net, then Dlggy Riley rifled in a penalty toss to up the Sailors • lead to 5-3. M ARKSBV RV s topped a point-blank attempt by Sunny Hills' Mike Spicer and John Gif· ford responded with a goal of( the fast break to give Barnett's c hampions a 6·3 lead. For all in· tent and purpsose, it was over'. Sunny Hills pulled to within two ~ goals twice, but Wilson 's fourth first-half goal gave the Sailors a 9·6 halftime lead. By CURT SEEDEN Of tM o.lly ~1194 St.Ill H you thought who shot J. R. was a surprise, consider the s tunner Wedn esday a t Sad· dleback College. Beh i nd a ri ve-goal third period, t he Orange Coast Pirates held on to beat Golden West, 7-6 in the championship game of the Southern CalUom ia CommWlity College water polo tournament. Coach Tom Hermstad's Rustlers were a perfect 21·0 this season and were the No. 1 seeded team in the tourney. But Wednesday a(t ernoon. with the sky clouded by smoke from nearby fires, J erf Young and Greg Borsuk scored two goals apiece and three othe r Pirates added single tallies to give OCC the Southern Cal title. The victory sends the Dues into next weeke nd's state cham· plonshlps. also at Saddleback. non·conrerence win. This was the first time the two crosstown rivals had met sin ce. OCC. in ract, leads the overall series between the teams, JJ ·9 But for awhile, it looked as 1f G WC was going to notc:h No. 65. Ma t t' Whitmore scor ed t first of his two goals and Ma harrey followed a s GW jumped out to a 2-0 rirst-peri lead. Sugar Ray Leonard raises his arm in Victory after de- feating RobPrto Duran for the WBC welterweight cham· pionshJp Tu~day night in New Orleans. Ooubts?' Qulc~ies by Riley, Wilson and Chris .Woolfolk , and then a six-fool lob off a fast break by Riley turned it into an FOR THOSE NOT fa miliar with J C water polo, It should be noted that GWC came Into the contest with a &4-game winning streak dating back to 1978. Despite the loss. GWC also ad· vances to the s tate c ham· plonahlps after the Rustlers knocked off a tired Long Beach CC squad, 9-6 in the final 1ame of the night. The top two teams from the Southern Cal tourney advance to the state tournament and will battle with northern CaUlornia's top two JC squads. It waa LBCC'a OCC responded with back-l back second period goals b Borsuk and Jeff Donnell. But l Rustlers again opened a tw goal margin In the same peri as Mark Wilson and Whitmo connected. Flyers accept thankful ~ period. Gorence added an insurance aoal with 3:33lo10. complet1n1 the scoring. GoaUe Rick St. Crolx turned away JO 1hota lo raise his record for the aeuon to 4·0·1 ... "I 'm pleued with the Te1ult, but not how we tot there,'' said Philadelphia Coach Tom Qu!nn. "L.A. ll a different team than the lut time we met them, They rtally worked well. ••we Ud tood lacllvldual performances from It. CroU Md Gorence to make tbe dltteJ'tM!e. I rate thil wln In the thankful cate10l'J." W1-Mlled aboul the 1'11en' 1ueee11 •••lal& &be Kano la Neat ,..,., QuiDD 1ald: ....... lo ............ -fll moltflllll wttll 10111Rbbl1 la tldl. I'm over Kings sure it concms the Los Anseles or1anlsa· tlon but the Kings should take pride In the way that they played tonl1ht." The F1yert took a 2·0 lead in the first period on goall by Bill Barber and Mel Bridgman. The Klnts tied it on Charlie Simmer 's 24th .coal of the year on a power play al 3:•0 ol the second pe riod ·and Dave Taylor's 12th aofl or the campaip at 4:28 of the final period. Gorence, 23, then 10\ hll teventh and et1hlh 1oall of the year. 8rld1man Usllt· eel on both. ,.,,. "It wH a &ood two points for us." Gorence tald. • "We had to work awfully hard. ln the HeOnd period, St. Crolll held •1.r." third 1ameofthe day. • OCC, which entered the match with a 2J0.2overall mark, had nar· rowly defeated LBCC Tuesda y to advance to the champlon.ahlp game. • "WE'VE JUST GOT a great team," beamed a happy OCC Coach Jnk Fullerton, who earlier thlt season earned his 300th career victory. "We 've tot 20 •uys on thil team who always work lbelr tatll otf," Fullerton continued. "Everybody 11 lmportant.'' The tut Umt OCC defeated a Q\vC water polo team WU in tt'7'7 when the Bun 1t0red an .. a BUT IT WAS A BIG thir period that made the dlfferen Down. 4·1, OCC struck for fo ~ unanswel'ecl 1oals from Borauk Young, Gerry Wyatt and G~ Carroll. Meanwhile, OCC goalie Jae Hebert constantly thwarted t OWC shooters, aUowJn1 only third-period aoaJ by Dan m an and a ecore by Br Hanson In the (lnal period wtU pulled the Rustlers to wt one. OCC came Into the tou ment with only louea Fullertoa (11-7) end LBCC ( thl1 aeuon. And U.e Bu~• bad atru11M put the Vllriql wt 9·8 deewoa OD Tuel)'., Saddltback, which bo9ted ' tournament, dropped out ot al .. ,,,, C• DM.V '9l0f A1~1.-................... ...... CI08ed.circuit TV fans call Duran fight a rip-off r,.. AP Dllpaklaa A lot of aeat.t were empty ln some closed· m clreult locations around lhe oatioo -and a lot of the fans who did ahow up to watch Roberto Duran &ive hil title back to Sugar Ray Leonard said they fell ripped off. "f'll tell you one thlng. I'm never going to pay to see a fi1ht a1atn," said Johnny Carlstrom, among the estimated 2,000 people who paid $30 each to see Tuesday night's World Boxln, Council welterweight fight on a closed-circuit screen at Harrah's in Reoo. "My wife and my kids need S30 for groceries and I pay $30 to see a fight'." anothe r Can at Harrah's groused after Duran quit with 18 seconds left in the eighth round of the scheduled U.rounder at the Louisiana Superdome, claiming stomach cramps and arm-weariness. 'Tickets were priced as high as S50 at various sites, some carryinJ Uve boxing matches preceding the Duran·Leonard bout . Nume rous promoters called the crowds disappointing. In the 11,()()().seat Milwaukee Arena. only 538 people showed up, compared to the more than 5,000 who watched Durarr take the title from Leonard by a decision in their fight In Montreal last June. "That was the biggest joke I've ever seen," fumed Freddie Garcia of Milwaukee, who paid $25. John Lanas, also of Milwaukee, said, "It was the pits!" The r.eaction was the same throughout the country. Some of the 3,500 spectators at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla .. shouted ''fix !" and "We want our money back!" part- ly because of the outcom e and partly because of the poor pic- ture quality. Dick Brooks of Napa, who paid $25 to watch the bout at the Sacramento Me morial Auditorium. s neered: "It looked like they told him (Duran) to go into the tank but they forgot to tell him how to do it." .......-----Qt.te ., 11w ,,q --------. Dallas Cowboy Coach Tom Landry on .;hether his tea m will win its division title this year: "We have a slim cha nce of catching the 11 ·1 Eagles," he says. "But we've already.gone to one Super Bowl a s a wild c ard team." Can~k• .. xphJdt-.. 1Chip Pia ••burgh Bobby Schmautz scored on a breakaway to ril cap a four-goal explosion in a one-minute. 23-, second span to lead Vancouver to a 7-4 victory ove r Pittsburgh Wednesday night in National Hockey League action. The Canucks, leading 3-2 in the final period, got goals from Gerry Ml.nor, Curt Fraser a nd Stan Sm yl during the outburst ... The slump-ridden New York Rangers outskated Boston, 6·4 as Ron Grescbner scored two goals. The Rangers won for JUSt the s econd time in their last 14 outings . . . Peter Stastny scored twice, including a short· handed goal. and Dale Hun&.er also added a pair of goals as Quebec surprised Min· nesota, 5-2. It was the 15th game in a row in which Stastny has scored at least one point Mike Rogers scored three goals to power Hartford to an 8·4 victory over Winnipeg. The J ets dropped to 1-15·6 with the loss, the worst record in the NHL Washington rattled off .six third- sc-.MAun period goals, including two by ~nnls Ververgaert, to lift the Capitals to a 7-7 tie with Detroit . . . . Blair Chapman's goal with 16 seconds remaining put St. Louis ahead and carried the Blues lo a 6·4 win over Toronto. Oiler•· Ca•ph .. u d•n•IH lul l•'r (.'1.-i.~and Earl Campbell, with an injured knee. was [il among three players listed by the Houston Oilers 4• • as questionable for Sunday's Astrodome game with Cle veland. Also listed were kicker Toni Frlt1ch and running back Ronnie Coleman ... Dan Rooney, president of the Pittsburgh Steelers, underwent 3\h hours of s urgery to repair hip and knee Injuries s ustained in an a uto accident ... The San Diego Chargers announced they have signe<J <Jetens ave back Bernard Jackson and Safety Scott Perry ... The Mi ami Dolphins have signed free agent • linebacker Kevln Turner and placed full back Terry Roblakle on tnJUred reserve ... The St. Louis Cardinals signed three free agents to bring their roster to full strength. They signed Kirby Crbwell, Mark Goodspeed and Jeff Lee ... Dick Nolan, ousted as head coach of New Orleans, said that his im · mediate plans a re to catch up on his sleep ... The New York Giants activated linebacker Kervln Wyatt from injured reserve afte r he passed through procedural waivers ... San Diego State University says a host of lesser-known coaches have applied for the head football coach's job but won't say who else is under consideration. llM#11t-ll •park• "nl~K ti«t"1f' Campy Rualt'll, making his first appearance m against his former teammates, scored eight of his 30 points in overtime to spearhead the New York Knicks to a ll!Hl3 National Basketball Associa- tion victory over Cleveland Wednesday night. Russell went to New York in a three-team deaJ that also Involved Kansas Ci· ty . . . In other games, BWy Km1bt scored 23 points and had a game·high 11 rebounds to spark Indiana to a 110·89 triumph over Atlanta. The Hawks played the game without Jolla Drew, their leading scorer, who is out with a thigh in- jury . . . Larry Bird a nd Robert Parish keyed a 39-point first-period blitz and Boston went on to score a L26·101 win over Portla nd . . . Adrian Dantley poured in 35 points t o s pa rk Utah to a 104-97 triumph over Detroit. Dantley came into the game averaging 33 points per game . . . Guard Otl1 Blrdloal and forward Seott Wedmaa combined fol' 44 points to power Kansas Cit y to an easy 118-100 win over New Jersey . . . San Antonio's George Gervin scored 27 points aa the Spurs held off Chicago, 125·122 ... Forward Lea "Tnck Rob._ scored 26 point& to lead Phoenix to a 113:103 triumph over Seattle ... Rookie Carl Nickl scored 14 points and sparked Denver to a 113·109 verdict over San Diego ... Jallu Enlag bloclred Alie• Lea•ell'• last-aecong shot to preserve Pti 1 ~delphJa's lOl ·lOO win over Houston . o.r.11 ll•~d •• co.ie•....._. ~..WO The 1tate athletic commlsaion In Louisiana fined • ••rte Dua '7.500 Wednesday for not perform· ln1 up to par ln the unaucceutul defeue of bl• World 8oxln1 Councll welterweight t.IUe Tuesday nl1ht •1ainat &e1ar ••r Leoaard. Duran qult the flf ht In the •llhtl\ round, reUnqulshing the cown he had taken from . 1.Aonard nve mont.ha earlier . . . Senior forward P•nla Miiier, USC'• leadlng 1corer and rebounder IH t year, will ml•• tM nnt two 1ame1 of the TroJan ,basketball season becaUM of "unlvenlty problem11 " a echool apotetman an- nounffd . . . Toronto Maple Leaf• defememan Borje Sal•· ... b .. been fined MOO for hlt acUoal in an NHL 1ame a1almt tbe ltlnp lut Saturday . • . Shllalnl free a1ent DaYe Wla· n.N bM narrowed hla fleJd of proapecilve team• down t.o thrH -the New Yon Yank .... New Yon Meta and Atlanta 8nY• -and II almoet certaln to deelcle by mld·Dlffmber. . And I.bl v.u .. QPHr to be the favoritet, accordJnt t.o hi• 11eet t l." MAGIC JOHNSON Lakers' No. I fan is Magic INGLEWOOD <AP)-Earvin ''M agic " J ohns on ma y be s lowed. but the Los Angeles Lakers' dynamic s tar expects to ha ve p lenty to do whi le he recuperates from knee surgery. ·'Once I get the cast off, I 'II be wjth the Learn. sitting on the benc h as much a s poss ible cheering them on a nd m aybe coaching a little if the coach lets m e." Johnson s aid Wednesday at a press c onfe r ence at Centinela Hospital. "But I probably won't travel with the team s ince I have a lot of work to do myself on the leg." JOHNSON UNDERWENT surge ry Monday to have torn ligaments removed from his left knee. He suffered the injury in Nov. 18 game against the Kansas City Kings and is expected to be out of Los Angeles' lineup for 10-12 weeks. "I think I may be back sooner than they expect." said Johnson, who will wear an ankle-to-hip cast on his left leg for two weeks. "Everything is working really well so far and I'm doing exercises in the cas t tha t will help out "But I'm n11t going to try to come ba<·k too fast. before I'm strong. I only know one way lo play and that's full out " Although he appeared ta red Wednesday "Getting around with this cast on wears you o ut ' '-J ohnso n 's mood was ha rdly downcast. "EVERVT HENG'S GOING real good. There's not a lot of s welling and 1l doesn 't hurt." he said. "The people here at the hospital have been great : they eve n l e t m e wat c h th e C L eonard· Dura n l fighL I 've been ~ettin~ lots of cards from fans "ll's been beautiful , being hurt." he added s miling broadly "I didn't think it would be so good .. Asked how he kept his spirits so high despite the injury. Johnson grinned and replied : "J jus t turned 21 : l 'm a man now and I've gol to take it I ike a man." JOHNSON, WHO played a pivotal role in the Lakers' drive to the National Bas ketball Association championship last season. said he believes lhe team can "hold the fort" without him . "I think they 're going to have to run.more because there were a lot of set plays that I figured in," he explained. "Each player w i II have lo work a Ii ttle harder to take up the slack." While he's out of the lineup, Johnson said he's the team's No. 1 fan. '•When I watc h a ga me knowing I ca 'l play. it just tears me up inside; I have stomach c ramps becaus e I get so excited." he said. "I see the ball loose and think, 'I could have got it. ... J o hnson s aid he think s newcomer Eddie J orda n will help Los Angeles, adding, "Once I get back, we're just going to have a d ynamite team .. Gauchos win opener,83-62 Curtis Crossley s parked a second·hall SaddJe back College explosion by scoring 14 or his 18 point& as the Gauchos opened the 1980-81 junior college basket· ball season with' an 83·62 victory over Fullerton at Saddleback. Crossley, a freshman from Eutrldte. Ill., also hauled in seven r ebounds, while team· mate Kevin Comi11h added 14 to help Coach Blll Brummel pick up a victory tn his debut as the Gaucho coach . Saddleback'a defense he ld Fullerton to a 33.8 nctd goal percenta1e. The Hornell hit oo only Z7 o( 80 shots from the noor. Fullerton (2·2) was led by Steve Van Horn, the aon of Eatancla Hiib buketball coach 1!1ra Van Hom, with 30 polnu. . All-PCAA area stars Prom AP Dispak.._ 7 . .. fnrmer Orange Cout 1area · ~ ..... · lqyers have o ee n l ~e 1980 All -Paci r1 c Coast A l h l etlc Associati on '"'"tball te11m annowiced by the conat. en"' .. Dan Duddridge, a r unning b ack , and Mike Musso, a linebacker, were tabbed from Long Beach State while Doug Boswell, a defensive back. was picked from Cal State Fullerton. Duddrldge attende d Costa Mesa, Musso Fountain Va lley and Boswell Westminster and all three are graduates of Orange Coast College. San Jose State running back Gerald Willhite and Long Reach St ate linebacker Bill Mitchell head the team. Willhit e. a 5-11. 190-pound jun ior named the P CAA 's offense Player of the Year, became only the second player in NCAA history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and catch mor e than SO passes in a season. He ran for 1,210 yards on 245 carries and had 55 receptions for 491 more yards . M ilche ll , a 6-0, 207-pound senior linebacker, was one of 10 players off the 49er s ' PCAA c ham p i on s n amed to the conference's first team . U t a h Sta te wide r ecei ver J ames Murphy was the only repeat pe r former o n t he first-team offense. Long Beach State tackle Ben Rudolph and defensive back Ervin Cobbs. and Cal State Fullerton tackJe Rich Aguilar were repeat select ions on the first team defense . Long Beach k ick e r Ralph Petrosian and Utah Sta te pWlter Guy McClure were also repeat first-team selections. On offsense, Long Beac h Slate was represented by quarterback Kevin Starkey. wide receiver Ron Johnson. t ight end Bill Kelly and guard Art M.oore. In addition to Mitchell and Cobbs, the 49ers placed linem an Dave Doniak and lin ebac ke r Kim Thomas on th e fi r st -team defense. SPORTS BREAK/BASKETBALL/SPORTS ON TV Sports on By HOWARD L. HANDY Of .. Deify,....... ~ Following are the top sports events on TV tocUy. Ratlnos are: 1111excellent;11.rworthwatchlflQ; I ./fair; 1 forget It. (t 9:30 a.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Chicago at Detroit. Announcers: Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier. uctrolt pulled out of a s•ump and returned to first place In the r~cc Central division while Chlcaoo lost to Atlanta and In tt .... ,..rocess "lad Walter Payton ejected from the game. The tra dit1-. ~ >! Tt-anKsglvlng day oame In Detroit will feature the running of 811 1~ :>lms for the Lions against Payton. Payton ran Into an off icial while disputing a fumble call against him. ~ 1 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL : Seattle a t Dallas. , Announcers: Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen. TM Cowboys trail Philadelphia In the NFC East by two games but are a fter a wildcard berth In the playoffs while Seattle is on the bottom of the AFC West. The Cowboys have the highest-scoring offense in the NFL behind Quarterback Danny While with Tony Dorsett leading the rushing. J im Zorn directs the Sea hawk atta<:.k but was scrapped in favor of Sam Adkins in the closing m rnutes last week when the Hawks lost to Denver, The Seahawks suffered their fifth straight loss. [-) 7:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Golden State. Announcers: Chick Hearn and Keith Erickson. The Warriors hope to pi ck· up a game on the Lakers in this one in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference of the NBA . Los Angeles is playing without Earvin "Magic" Jot>nson and Sunday night lost at home to Milwaukee to re- main 21/1gamesbehind Phoenixandtwoinfrontof theWarrio,..s. OTHER TELEVISION 9 a .m. (2) NFL TODAY. 12:30 p.m. (4) NFL 'IO. RADIO Football -Ctticago at Detroit, 9: IS a.m ., KNX ( 1070); Seattle at Dalla!., 12 :45 p.m., KNX (1070). Bas l<etball Lake rs at Golden State, 7: 20 p. m., K LAC (570). • FRIDAY'S TELEVISION 10 a .m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Pit1 sburgh at Penn State. Announcers: Keith J ackson and Ara Parsegh1an. Rick Trocano moved to the top of Pittsburgh's all-time passing chart when he completed 11 of 22 passes for 231 yards and Ulree touchdowns against Louisville. Curt Warner of Penn State is following 1n tne tootsteps of such illustrious predecessors as Lenny M'>ore, Lydell Mitc hell and Jotm cair pelletti. Each team has a 9-1 record and is rated in the top 10. Pittsburgh is sixth and Penn State seventh. <The Daily Pilot is not responsible for late changes.> Cui five f imes lasf year Blind youth plays football SHREWSBURY, Mass. <AP> Fran Benison knows he probably wi IJ nol get a chance to play loda y when St. John's High School meets old rival St. Peter-Marian. But just being on the high school foot· ball team is an accomplishment for this gutsy youngster. for he is legally blind Benison, a 16-year· old junior tackl e from Worceste r, wa:. cut from the St . John's team five times last year But the coach kept giving him another chance, and he probably will be good enough next year to play va rsity ball. .DENISON IS AN ALBINO and suffers from asligmatism. He wea rs glasses and has vision 1s so bad that he ca nnot read the blackboard Rut he s ays he sees well enough to play football. "I can see the pla yer in front of me, and I have no trou ble s eeing the ball," he s ays. Before high s chool. he was not allowed to play football because of his eyesight, "but I wa nted to prove to m yse lf I could do 'it. I wanted to prove myself to my team- mates. yes, but to myself fi rst." So far this year, most of his time has been in junior varsity ball. and he has only made it into one of St. John's varsity games. And he knows that 1flhe score is close, he'll be on the bench toda~. Getting onto the team has not been easy for Benison ''I'll bt.· rooting ror a lups1d<'d score." he s ays. "WE RELl-:ASED HIM as a sopho0more." said varsity Coach Bob Bradle y. "and the next day, he's ri~ht back He chose to stay He was telling us he wa ntt•d to play a role on th1~ d ub .. Next \'ear <;hould bl.' Bcm1 ... 011 ~best "He's steadily progressed OH'r lhc past three year~. said Bradlt') "We feel he'll be playing on the var!>1ly le•\ <'I next ) ear ,.:- Oesp1te his eyco;ight. Bemson does not get any s pN·ial treat ment <luring practice "He strengthens everyone's conv1ct1on to play," the coach said. "Jus t having his presence on the field makes them want to work harder. He 's proba bly one of the h<'!-l-liked players." St. John 's has u r ecord of 5.:J I. Bradley and Junior varsity <'Oach Geor ge Naum stress tha t Benison's ability has improved tremendously. "He's bel'Ome a very good blocker. and he's got good mobility," s ays Brarlley. "He 's very ex- plosive He's got a lot or ~uti.. He's on everybody else's level now .. 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BUT nrERE ARE a r are few, l k.e Mike Halloren and his rrrends, who really do catch air "'hen they go skiing. Halloren, 21, of Diamond Bar, along with four others are aerial and ballet ex- Jl!l?rts who perform in freestyle skiing competitions and exhibi- t~ons. From Friday through Sun- day at the Anaheim Convention Center, the five will display their talents at the Winterfest '80 ski show. Besides HaJJoren. who is the director of the ski school at the Sunland Skie r s Cent e r in Anaheim, others who will perform in four shows both Fri- day and Saturday and three shows on Sunday are Tom Talman of Encino. a ballet skiing specialist: Mark Low and Jim Ef- finger, both skiing professionals from La Habra: and Chris Blan- ton of Reno. THE SKIERS WILL get their lifts on the aerial routi nes from a 22-foot high, revolving ski ramp, enabling them to leap some 20 feet into the air for their breathtaking stunts. •·our s how i s a f ull y - choreogral?hed program. with music and special effects." says Halloren who's been doing this fo r some five years now. "lt won 't be just a bunch or moves in sequence," he adds. On e of the s pecial effects Halloren talks about is a ground cover of steam piped in, re· (e rred to as "fog " that is similar to what one sees at rock con- certs. In addition to aerial exhibi- tions. the skiers will perform "-ll•l manuevers lo music. ~tllor.a_ says that with the excellent raoip facility, the show ahould be an excltinJ one to w•tch. "Tbere'a practically D9 limit to wbat you can do now," he says. "Any Limit is always broken. A double back nJp may be a great trick today, but tomorrow someone will do• tri- ple with a twist" -, Halloren aays that freestyle s kiing has increased con - siderably in its popularity re- cently after experiencing some rough limes during its Inception. "lt was a struggle to get freestyle skiing accepted,'' he said. "lt had a bad name because of all the l nJuries that occifrred. But with the safety precautions SK.JING now being taken. it's growing. It s till has a lon g way to go though." TO STAY IN shape for the sport, Halloren and the others. train on trampolines and on gymnastic floors . ·' lt 's really an exciting feeling when you're up there flying in space.·· says Halloren. "We're all experienced jumpers and we're well aware or the danger involved. We'll be doing some wild things but it won't be anything we have n't tried before." One of the not often seen tricks that the group or skiers will p erform this weekend is a ··rapid fire" series where they JUmp one right after the other. This all requires a great deal of precision on the skier's part -especially when doing it in- doors on dty land. , ''The technical aspects of freestyle skiing indoors and on s now a r e the sam e ,'' says Ha lloren. "But outdoors, you're not at all limited in space. So do- ing it indoors is a little tougher." Performances are at 11 a.m .. 3 :30. 6 and 9 p.m . on Friday and Saturday. Sunday's shows will be at ll a.m .. 1:3() and 4 p.m . * * * The three-day Winterfest '80 ski show will be the largest o1 its kind in Orange County ttus year with its European-style,accent. Activities will incl\lde ice skat- ing s hows, skiing films. Iashion shows and a variety of exbibits pr es e nted b y SoUJ ~ern California retailers and tts<>rt. representatives. Braga, Camp, ~mpf gain AU-WAC Matt Braga, Bill Gompf and . Mike Camp, all former Orange Coast area football stars, have been named to the All.Western Athletic Conference team. Braga, a senior wide receiver at BYU. was name d to the second team offensive unit. He is a former standout at Orange Coast College. Gompf, a linebacker at Utah and a graduate of Laguna Beach High. was named to the second team defensive team. Gompf is a junior. Camp, the former Estancia High and OCC sta r , was an honorable mention tight end. A senior, he played at Colorado State BY U's record-s hattering qua rterback J im McMahon, who led the nation in individual of- fense this year , was the onl y unanimous choice. Four other BYU teammates were named to the first team offense. How to get to playoffs -Two Orange Coast area high school football teams are on the road Friday in CIF quarterfinals action Edison and Corona del Ma_r. . Here are directions : E d i s on vs. Colto n (al Redlands University) -Take Newport Freeway (55) north to Riverside Freeway (91). East on 91 to San Bernardino Freeway (10). East on 10 to University Str eet Left on University to campus, located on right. CdM at Brea·OUDda -Br~a Ollnda High is located at 803 E. Birch St. in Brea. North on San- ta Ana Freeway (5) to Orange Freeway (57). North on 57 to Im- perial Highway. Left on Im- perial, right on State College Boulevard. left on Birch Street. FINAL DAYS "(MUST SELL oui tNTIU STOCll UGAROLESS or OUll lOSS AFlER MANY YEARS. SERVING THE BIG & TALL MAN WITH NAME BRANO QUALITY CLOTHI NG. WE ARE CLOSING -QUR .OOORS. T~IS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE UK[ NEVER BEFORE ON THE FAMOUS NAMES YOU HAVE COME TO KNOW SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ..... ~~tJit.199r;1j:I NO CHECKS ~. NoWmber 27, tllO 81 CVST llCl!DEN CM .. hM'I ....... ll'seit.beravocadoor 1uaCOftlOleth11 weekend at Oran•e Coat Coll••• -here two Junior coUeae foot- ball 1ames will~ this year'• combatants ln the post--seuon AYOCado Bowl. On Friday nJ1b~, Gold en W est Collete plays host to the undefeated Santa MOnlca CC Corsair• with the winner advanc· Ing to the bowl~ \ On Saturday, Orange Coast can r uin Fullerton College's hopes of an Avocado Bowl berth with an upset victory. Both contesu begin at 7:30. Here's a look at the two key matchups: Santa Monica •t Golden Weet The Corsairs boast seven returning starters from last year's Avocado Bowl champions. At 9-0 overall, Santa Monica Jeads the Southern Cal }£ FOOTB.4Li Conference. The Corsa irs' 19-game winning streak is among the nation's longest by a community col- lege. Meanwhile, GWC, with a 4-0-1 conference mark, need.s a win to vault over Santa Monica and into the Avocado Bowl. Coach Ray Shackleford's Rustlers are coming off a 59·14 romp over Rio Hondo last week. And with that kind of success, you can bet Shackleford won't be making too many changes. "We won 't do anything different against Santa Monica than we do against anyone else. ''We will throw against them like we've thrown all year. We will also run. Hopefully. a little bit of both will help," he says. Statistically. Santa Monica has the best de- fense In the state. "They are big, aggressive and extremely quick." notes Shackleford. But Santa Monica will be trying to stop an of- fensive Wl.it which has put 107 points on the board in the last two games and is averaging 373 total yards each outing. . Coach Pat Young's Corsairs. meanwhile, average 450 yards per game while the defense has been holding opponents to an average of 180 yards per contest. The Corsairs boast the Southern Cal Con· ference's leader in both passing and total offense in quarterback Mike McKay. A sophomore from Culver City High, McKay, prior to last week's game with Los Angeles CC. had thrown ror l,528yardsaod13 tOuebclowm. Andre Carter hendles the Corsairs' runniq game, carrying the ball 99 times for 63'7 yards and five TDs. For GWC, Sam Aiello will be at QB, and the 6-2, 195-pound freshman from Marina Hi1h is com- ine off a big game at Rto Rondo despite playine juat over half the game. Aiello completed 15 of 21 passes for 263 yards before Tony LaPlante and ll•Y Kotler took over in the final two periods. "Sam has thrown the ball weU lately," says Shackleford. "Our line ha.s given him good protec- tion, and .he's finding the open man be\ter each week." ' Last week's open men were Mark Gobel and Jim Coppom who each collected two TD strikes. Friday night's victor heads for Cerritos to play any one of three teams from the South Coast Con- ference on Dec. 6. Fullerton at Orange Coaet -By defeating Cerritos, 28-14 last week, Fullerton moved into the race for the South Coast championship along with Cerritos and Ml. San An· tonio. . Some interesting possibilities can talte shape this weekend: -If Fullerton defeats OCC, Fullerton would share the SCC trophy with the winner of the Cer- ritos-Mt. San Antonio game and go on to the Avocado Bowl. -lf OCC stops Fullerton, the winner of the Cerritos-Mt. San Antonio game advances to the finale with a 5-1 record. If Fullerton loses and Cerritos and Mt. San Antonio tie, there would be a two.way tie for first place and that would have to be resolved by a con- ference vote toss between Cerritos and Mt. San An · lonio. ff OCC wins, Coach Dick Tucker's squad may be abletoforgetoneofthe Pirate's worsts~asons. The Bucs carry a 2-7 overall record into the contest after dropping a 34-0 decision to San Diego Mesa last week. This week's clash is reminiscent of last year's battle when OCC upset the Hornets and prevented them from advancing to the Avocado Bowl. "You can bet they h~en't forgotten that game." Tucker says. "They've got the conference championship riding on the outcome of this game, and they'll be prepared." Tucker adds, "Traditionall y, we've played well against Fullerton (the Hornets lead the series 17-13·2). 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Tbe Sea Kiaca are an overwbelmlu choic. to rtce\OU..lea VMw lAa,ueci..mpklubJp. EIMwben, UQJvertJty'a beltbt, Cotta M•a '• depth Md Eat.Dela'• qulckneu mak.ea for an ln· 1" ~ race for CUI' pla)'olf bertha. Irvine· la ea· J)W-.d to be YMtly Improved and El ToJ"O bu lour returniQI atarten, ''° if an)'th1Qa la for tW'e amon1 tbecoateladen, it la that It wlU befnteresliJll. Here ii a look at each of the Sea View Lea1ue's entries: Coro•a d•i .ff ar Jack Errion beglm his fifth year at the helm of perennially tou1h Corona del Mar. His Sea Kini• advanced to tbe CIF 3-A finals lut season before fallln1 ~ La Qujnta and the early predic· Uons say a remateb is lnevalable at Loo1 Beach Arena. £rrion's teams have combined for 82 wina, 23 losses. The playoffs havt: been a fact of life for the PREP BASKETBALL m last six Sea King teams and the '77 squad captured the CIF championship. Thia year's team possesses many of the same qualities -beginning with 6-S Jeff Pries, 6·6 Mark Spinn and 6-3 Steve Moore. Pries and Spinn were All-Sea View selections a year ago and Moore, a transfer from St. Paul, was named to the all-tournament team at the CIF playoffs in Long Beach. "We had a good summer and we're optimistic about the coming season," says Errion. "But there is some pessimism mixed in witb that." Errion la known as well for his pessimistic ap· proach as he la for his team's execution and de· fenae -bul be may have a hard time conc.aling hls aatillactiOD Uds year. · Spinn, Moore and Pries' s coring averages were only 11.6, 10.3 and 7.1 a year ago, but figure to take sharp turns upwa rd. Others in camp include Arizona transfer Hank Goebel (6-7), junior Chris Lynch (a 6--0 guard) and 6·3 Adam Acone. Still others with potential include 6-3 Reid Hadley, 6-1 Brad Hollingsworth, 5·11 John Ireland, 5-10 Chris King, 6·0 Mark Luer. 6-1 Dean Lyons and 6--0 Pat Tester. Pries has been moved to guard and Errion says he feels his 6·5 gem can handle the duties. Goebel? "He looks like he can play." s ays Errion. f ;,,1 ant-ia It is Coac~ Larry Sunderman's most inex- perienced tearri in his seven years as a head coach within the Newport·Mesa District, but the Eagles m ay be his quickest team, loo. No one measures 6·3. "I'm not making any predictlons, .. says Sun· derman. "But I'm curious to see what happens. OCC surfers claim title Led by heat winners Tom McElroy, Kyle An· ders.on and John Gothard, Orange Coast College's s1:1rr10~ team won _the national collegiate cham- pi onship Sunday with a 89-79 win over UC Santa Barbara . The Pirates captured the title in 3.4 foot surf in Santa Barbara. OCC finished the dual meet season with an 11·0 record. OCC will now prepare for the California col· legiate team challenge championships, to be held Dec. 6·7 at Lake Street in Huntington Beach. The Pirates will enter five surfers in the meet : John Gothard, Pua Rochlen, Tom McElroy, Ed Baljeu and Missy Prior. Knee rider De~ Babcock will also compete. MARK IPINN CotonadelMer TIM MclAUG ... IN Unf~......, "We're sUll 1oing with our two·post offense and we'll try to run more . Defense and rebounding is the key for us to play the way we want. All or our kids are used to winning." Only one returning letterman dots Sun- derman's roster -6-1 Jim Sampson, who was No . 8 with the varsity. The rest are new -beginning with guards Jeff Gardner .(~9), 5·9 Ken Hall, 5-9 Mike Deutsch and three who will rotate within the double post -6-1 Steve Kraiss, 6·2 Randy Tift and 6-2 'h Mike Markel. Others include 5-8 Gus Santoyo, 6·0 Duane Roesch, 5·11 Dale Book, 6·2 Chris Maydole and 6·2112 Brian Midland. Still involved in football are Bob Urmson (5-8) and Abel Cachola (5-7). Co#1 a .tle11a Pure shooters and decent depth give Coach Tim Parsel's Mustangs an opportunistic approach to the campaign , especially with junior Ken Bardsley and senior Roger Lackey returning - Mesa's one-two punch a year ago. "We're a very good shooting team with better team height than last year." says Parse I. . In Cact, Mesa gives you a 6-3 look regardless of which way you turn al times, althouJ?h 6·3 is as high as it goes. Bardsley (6·3) was Mesa 's leading rebounder and averaged 14.1 points a game as a sophomore. Lackey is also tough on the boards, but the senior's progress may be hampered early because of a broken hand. Others in the Mustangs' camp who are counted on heavily are ~·3 J im Pelichowski , 6·3 Bob Frei. ARE YOU IN BUSINESS TO MAKE MOMEY? Warit to make mo<e? You can doutMe. your sales 1n one month by reM:h•~ the right people. the ones with extra spenda· ble 1ncome1 We have a ltst of 1200 high income lam11tes along the Orange Coast Mail a check for s 100 00 today and have t"e list to use lhta Christmas 1"19 IUSMSS 641-alSI M••• C••t•r St•tl•11 #117J7 c .... MIN. c .. t26J7 SPA SALE .:S:, 3 DAYS ONLY 8·3 Jobn R1abebar1er, a quick S.t Scott McKee, 5·11 Dmn1a Jones and s.u Jelf Field. Rlahebarger La atron1 on the boards and Field bas excellent court vlalon, u exemplified by his paaaina and aulata u a sophomore. •.•A lot will depend on bow our younger players Pronesa." aaya Panel. "But we art fairly deep. Bardsley, Lackey and PeUcbowski "'iill start but there are five others battling for the other' two spots. • "Maybe we're still a year away ... but nothing would surprise me.•' COflta Mesa finished 10-13 overall and 2·8 in Sea View Learue action lut year. The Mustangs have not qualified for a CIF playoffs berth since 1966. llid~rslt11 The Trojans have the best height across the front line in the Sea View League with 1-8 Tim McLaughlin runnio1 arpuod on the floor, aad be bas help with 6-5 ~tr Simpson and 8·1 Brad Guess In the attack. It's a front line that even Corona del Mar must look up at. The question, however, is one that has plagued the Trojans for several seuons: Can University's ball·handling keep defenses honest? J eff Cunningham, a former Tustin High and UC J~e standout, ta~e~ over the University pro· gram this year -and 1l s a tall order considering the Trojans' history of s ub .500 basketball. . University was 7·14 last season and has absorbed 10 straight years without a winning cam-paign. Things could change, however, considering the quality of players at Cunningham's use. McLaughlin, a 200-pound senior, is considered .an out.st~dlng prospect and Simpson has very good penmeter range. Guess~ a junior, is a tough rebounder and has a soft touch for his size. • Bill Tosheff (6·3, 180) is aggressive and 6-0 Mike Reilly and 6·3 Graig Rouse give a physical look to the Trojans. Others counted on include 5·11 Troy Larsen 5·9 Randy Myers, 5-8 Ron Ratcliffe and 6-2 Bob Marvick. "We should be able to play power basketball with most teams," says Cunningham. "The key for us will be our ability to handle the ball against pressure, and our ability to s hoot from the perimeter.·· ln:ine Coach Al Herring says rebuilding is a term or the past and the presence or Bob Foringer. a two- year returning starter at guard, lends credence to the statement. Irvine struggled to a 3-20 record last season. TYROLIA Binding Uncompro mis ing pcrfor. mancc. For the demanding skier who also requires elegance and dlsrinction . ~;lj~~ ~ TYROLIA 360 Bindln1 b';lt with Fori~ger, considered by 10me as the Sea Vtew Leaaue s best pure 1uard, and 8·4 Crai1 Moothart and 6·1 Greg Wooden (be'a John's nep~ew) the Vequeros may be in tbe process of turning the comer. ''Our size is a fact.or against us," says Her· ring, a former Bruin htmself. "But we should be much improved in the fundamentals. "We're lookfng for Foringer and Wooden to · perform well on the court and in team leadership roles." Others who figure to make waves in the Irvine camp are 6·1 Lamont Wilson, 6·1 John Patterson· 5-11 Don Johns, 6·2. Dan Williams, 5·8 Art Moor~ and 6·2 Dave Hendrick. Wilson and Johns are the only juniors. Iryine, too, has had a rugged beginning. In the school s three years or varsity competition the yaqs have a combined record of 12·54. 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CMtlereM• c.1encs.1e 1 .. s1 •• L<>mDD< lll.01 Bell Gardens 110.01 •I Av1•llon (7·2·11 8urroUQlls,'8urt>enk 1 .. 21 et TemPI• CHy 1 ... , S.lll•"'°"'_' ...... '" ., La c;..,..,. 110.11 -•nC-1•-• S.C"un (t,.1) "'· M•ry S••r C .. J~H •t O•nlelt Flold Ge••Y "'-8er'OUtft 0.• Onlarlo 110.11 •1 Vl~lor V•llty P ·•I Serr• ( .. I I)~ ~ .... 21 •I Ml San A111on1oc.o11- De-1·-taln Ceftfor...ce Al .. <-O (IH)l al R..-11·0 Aoyal 0.o. 11-7 II vi SI Jou-on (I l n .. Wnt1 Marl• Mlr•IHlt 19-11 "' Atu•• 11·J.ll •I Cllru\ Colleqr 8oldw1n Pero. 110.01 ''· u wnd"• II ll al H•Wlllo<,_ HIQll lnl-Con••-• lehet,,.po 11~1 V> C.allleCl••i 16·SI al SI. Paul H•Qll T'on• 11-J)" Paratltlt t• 11 al AlllotOOI' llelley Coll_ \1•11•1 Chr1st1•n fl I U v\ M•mmolh 1 .. 31. el B1~ HIQll I 0 m BtQ 8ur 11·7·11 •I Oolati0Cnr .. 11an 11·31 All·An99lut League Finl Tum Otten .. Pos' l'leyer,1<t.iilt Ht. WI Cl WA M1k• Tr~ler. Marer Oet ) 8 UO St WA M1kt A.,,_ro I IQ IE JtllMonlQ 6 2 71~ S. Now1nsk1,St Paul f>) 1') )I' r s ..... ,,aol•lll.SI PAul 6 4 tlS 5' T SI••• For\'rtn<t. MonlQ • I 1U 5' C. Oeveuran1<r>. Mater De• 6 J 220 5' C. M•llGahn®, SI P•ul t-0 1H Sr C T Olly C.rtllO, AMAi S.. I IO Sr QB C.1noAr>Qel1<1,~••11f •I 11) Sr B l(e-.,.H1QQln1.Mel•r o.. S 9 1ss 5' B P•,notl Taylor, Amel > 10 1'«) So B M •k•Ell'ltd•,SI Pout s. llO St B AltaE\Pl~.SI Poul &·I 110 Jr Fl"tT .. mO.t.nM OE JoeLlw"'°"·Maler 0.1 I I 110 H OE 1Cev1nBrtnN1n,Am•I 6 H ·O 111 S< OL Cr•19Wllllg,SI Peut • • 111 5' OL ltnd .. yAspeoro<l,S.rv. S II 111 Sr Ol JellM<trlln\011, SI Paul S 11 181 5' Ol K•n4 hylor MOfllQ Io II• S. LI JoeGr•y,SI Peul 6 I 191 Sr Lit (l'lr1jWlll19,til.P.aul 6·1 1H 5, LB Cll"I Ro<;1A1t. MonlQ S·• 11• St l.B Mar1<C.1•rn,Amo1 >I 1.0 Jr OB Tom8•IM,Mtl••Ot1 S 11 110 Sr 08-M•k•Romtro,MontQ • 1 11• Sr OB TOCldH•,t,~rvtl• 1>-0 It! 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S.10 190 Sr Moil Vah.otllt Pl•ver -Mille France, St. Paul Ofl..,•lw MVP Milla ~u. e1.,.. Monteomer1 Oet-w MVP -Akll CMfftel, •llNltl Amel • ... Lo•Al•mhoe ..DNUOAY'lltHULT5 ll'UI f/f IMtty i.11 -i•1 ......... • Flrtt r«.e A<•·9er IA!todeul, 46,40, 12.60. 10-20. -"''•• IPeullne), J.IO. •.60; 1!.1.000S 1"9reil, 6.20. U H •<la 12·11 N ld t lll,00 Qlterte- Sacond r«.• -111111• Otllgllt ICl•rlitol, 4.).60, 12-'°· 110, CnK.00 Aed ICordo••I 6.00, S.JO, The 8omO tOomlt>QW1I. S 20. Tiier......,..... , Tlll'd rac.e Mr Hill ITurellkyl, 94,00. IS.40, 1.10. Lei Him Glo IOllvereSI, l.40, 1 .a, Grot 1•1-IA•mlreo, S,40. U eucte (I-SJ P<lld '"9.00 Four111 ••<• E•o•• • Ae1Qn COllv•rHI , '80, s 40, l 80; Sp,1no SIHt IM•loar1n11, a 10, S oo . eeu Be•u IN••afrol, l.20 Flllll race Urken I.Jonell, 21.20, 11-40, t .20, s.n-1•s Lark 18•yleyl, 1 LIO, •.60. SuelMliem•,,. IPedro1•I. s 00 U u•< ... O·tl P••d U07 SO Sh tn r•<• Ot~tin9ut,rtied G•n t ll1pna m 1, 7.10, • 00, l 20, Ctnl•uru1 IOllvar .. 1. S 00. 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Ma" Otymp1Que rC.runclyl. 6 00 Tnird tM"~ Wyn O.u'ntey lAndu\Onl 180, SIO, SOO, Gallon> M•»Y IL1QFllll1ttl, 9 20, S 40, TonltQal ll>ttom~rl • 80 SS t •M •• ll 11 1M1d\ll5 00 Fourtl'\ r.c.~ Lumo.r Pe>p tWlllt•mt,), 11 80, s 20, J 20, Cacnumo Cllttl ILOnQOI, S 00,l .0, An0y\ldeollGoululel,• 00 NBA ecore1 Bouon 11•. Ponlanct 101 New York 119, Cleveland 11J llldlllN 110, Allenl•M VIAii 10., Oetroll '1 cnicaoo 1u, San Antonio 122 ltan~ C•l't' I II, New Je'MY 100 P11Ha0e10111• 101. Houlton 100 Oenve' I IJ. Sen Oie90 IOt PlllW'ru• I IJ. S.•tlle lllJ JUNIOR COLLEGE Seddlebec:k 13. t:Ulterton 12 P'Ulle,,.., s • a a 1 e o a c k V•n Horn Ou.'9 Fran<•~ B•rrow Sino W•kef•~l<I Artman Smith Ev~'"" Eg~rhPn Ferm ''""' .. ". & • 20 McCIU\kty J 0 • 1 10 CrOUlty I 1 11 1 ~ Co'""" S O 10 o & Bowl•n<I J 1 1 • o 6 P 00Ca1•• O 8 • 0 I McN•H 0 I o o o C•rwn 3 U I 0 , o •• , 0 6 o o o Jone• 4 1 9 o o o lnornton o o o ) o • S OeCun I O 1 0 0 0 8~k ~t 0 0 0 Mulligan 0 ~ ... ~ Total•. 11 8 6' Ouol•v 0 .., H•llltme s.&ddltO.<•. l4 lit Totel loul\ full••lon s IS, Se<ICll•oa<• 11. Fouled 0<11 Fr•n<.1 .. f f-ull~non> McClu\key 1Sad dltC>a<~I Junior college MEACEO TOUltNEY PAlltlNOS Frld•Y'l S<Mdvle 1 om ~I"""'" V\ Mer<Pd, •om tonQ B~a<'1 CC •I 0...001 Salurcwy" S<Mdult 1 o m T llmt·Pl<K• Got""' • p m CNlmolOflll'•P Qame W•t•r polo ..JUNIOR COLLEGE Soulfte"' Cal c ... ,,.i ...... ,, (al s..11-<ll Coll-I ~ .... C:..11 I, o.4 .. 11 WHl t Golden WHI 1 1 ) I • Or•"!le C:O.•I O 1 S O 7 Golden w ... Kori..,-Wll•lmo<• 1, WllJOln I, HOllm<I" 1, H.,,\Gn 1. Mall•llO I Or•n~ C:O.•I t<orlno YounQ i , 8or1uk 7, Wy•ll l,CMrOlll,eo-111 ker•~ Fullorlon ll, CyPrtU 11 LOnQ 8eecll cc IJ, El Comlno I L0"9 8a«l'ICC9, Fullerton• Golden w.,1 9, Lonq Beecn CC 6 oa-. w .. t •. L.aftt eucll CC• GoldenW~I 1 2 2 J 9 lOnQ 8.a<ll CC I I 1 1 • Gohl•" WUI \<O,lno M•ll•lley •• FI0<.11-k i.Henson '· WllJtmor• I, Wiison !· Misc. W9dnHdaY'• TranHcttone eAHU LL "'-ltMll w..-(HI CAGO WH ITI! SOX Signed lton Le,.ore, -leldtr. lo• rn;;lli'l'9•• <Ofllrect. AUIQMO H•rrv Clwl..-s. -ru•OP. ID ·-ol 111• Amerk en As-.. llCNI. "°°'uu ... ............. l.Olll99 OENVElt e1tOHCOS -W-4vH lernord ..JeOIOft, s.ft't'f, end Tamie Pierce, 11g114 en:·a w YOltK GIANTS Atllvllflll IC•nlfln Wy•tt, llfteOK ... r. ST. L.OUIS CA•OINALS -SieMO ltl,,,., Creswell, llneN cller, M•rll Oood1111 .. d, 1ec111e, .,.Ml LM,..,.. rece1 .... r. SAN 01&00 CHA•Ollt$ -Slened lerM ... J«~ .......... NO, Plac.ff J..,n c...,.11etu, ,_,llt t1a<11, en ,,. In lured,_,.. iltl, toce•• ..... _._ .. ,., LMelle TO .. ~TO •LtUA•O -S..,,_ OorOClft We lle<•, miellelder. 10 a m11lll•YH' (-rec\. QM.Lil•• C:ONG°"Oli(. H,V -Homtf Loult OallO..,. NM-CIW<-11 HOltTHIAl'f LOUISIANA -Ne~ ,._ .. .......__,_.-.W ceror<1111ei.r . NHL --• ..... y .... lt...-rt• ........ ............, '· °"'"'' 1 v~,.~~· ........... -...... o....s.---.a ML .... ,,.,...,. A plexiglass airplane canopy is checked against a measured grid for fl aws or dis- . tortions at the Columbus, Ohio plant of Rockwell '1nternational Corp. The canopy, State prices take big jump By The Associated Press Cons umer prices in California jumped by l.6 percent during the pas t two months, pulling them 13.6 percent higher than the previous year, the s tate Department of lndustrial Relations has re· ported in San Francisco. Meantime. Hank Shim ada of the Employment Development Department in Sacramento report· ·ed that real spendable income for a family of four • in California had dropped by 7.1 percent since Oc- tober 1979. For Los Angeles. real income was down by 5.3 percent and for San Francisco by 6 3 percent. REAL SPENDABLE INCOME is measured by deducting inflation from average wage increases. The data covers the last full month before President Carter wai. defeated by Republican Pres ident-elect Ronald Reagan and reflects spiral· ing home mortgage rates from about August, when they were just healing up again The statewide Consumer Price Index <C PI ) is computed bimonthly HOME LENDI NG RATES usually don't show up for a couple of months while l\ome purchases are making their way through escrow. The CPI measures only mortgage contracts that have been concluded at the end of escrow. "The really hefty increases in interest rates haven 't shown up yet.'" s aid F'a1th Heinemann. c hief of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in Los Angeles. Loan interest rates have risen lo a round 17 percent as the Fed era l Reserve Board has raised its discount rate to tighten credit and limit the amount of money in circulation. The r ates are the highest since Februa ry and March when they reached record levels. THE SOUTHERN C ALIFORNIA CPI s howed housing costs were up 2.1 percent in October. a r ise of 16.6 percent over the year . "The really encouraging thing was that food prices remained unchanged a nd price~ for most other consumer goods changed very :1ttle," Ms. Heinemann said. Studio may ' 'go private' I IOLL YWOOD (AP ) Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp says at may "go pnvate." or buy its stock back from its shareholders. Fox said that it as considering a trans action which would involve distributing cash and direct ownership intt·resl~ in some company assets lo shareholders. Those assets not distributed would be purchased by a group of investors including senior F'ox executives. the company s aid in a re- lease . Fox spokesmen declined to elaborate on which company executives might he involved in the pro- posed purchase. The New York Stock Exl·hange suspended trading in the company's common stock after the ann o un ce m e nt . a routine p r oced ure i n s uch cases. The stock was trading at 461~ before the suspension Fox has about 10.5 million shares ou~tanding. or which about 2 million are held by directors. company executives or other large individual in- vestors. A substantial amount of Fox shares are he ld by New York-based Chris-Craft Industries. .WANTED DIAMONDS • GOLD Jewels by Joseph purchases diamonds. gem· stones gOld and Stiver trom private 1nd1Vlduats and estates Careful examination and evalua- tion by our experts Highest prices paid 10·9 da11y Sat 10~ Closed Sunday Phone tOday Ask tor Betty Grace or Doug Kennedy • r•~O·ll()H OK IAU'' •Of ovr• fJI) •( .. -~ J[W[LS by JOS[PH South Coast Plaza, Costa MeN • 540-IOM SERIOUS INVESTORS WANTED -.-... ...... " --·-Tel ephone, M emory Dia ler , Auto Re-dl•I Stopwatch,. C.lcutator, Cloek, FCC approved, CPuC r911tstered • Contact: J. OWenl 71'-5454233 contour formed under high heat, will be a re placement part for a T-2C Buckeye basic jet trainer designed and built by the aircraft division. COLLECTORS CORNEA Rare Coln• & Stemp• OOLO & SILVER Prtce• for 11·21-tO 0... c---Cl.,, .... ...... ... K'ugerrltnds SH•. SHI. M•PI• Leal ~. -· 100 CorONIS WOJ, t61' . SO P•w1 J11t. 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You would be wise lo check your first-aid supplies to make certain you arc p repar e d for an emergency YOUR DOCTOR CAN 'PHONE US when you need a medicine. Pick up you r prescr iption if shopping nearby. or. we will deliver promplly without extra charj!e A J?r eat many peo pl e entrust us wi th their prescriptions May we compound your.i? 'All UDO f'HAIMACY ,,... DelTery 111 ....,... ..... .. ....,.. .... '42·1510 CALL MRZI WB.lS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO s500,ooo L_Newpor:.~~~t!..~~1!.2"' • (714)760~ $50,000 to $500,000 1 1INCOME PROPERTVSECONDS • '··-·· ...., ... ymett .. •lac-. • C•••erc .. I ............. • :::"Au_, ..... .. . ...... . ., ..... eto l .,... • ........ c ....... C11111n<1 our ....... _ .... _.... f.,, 1K>1.ct financmg n1·~ (714) 759-1515 Mlll"'CAlt **' lllCNnQMI 230 Ntwoon Cenl•r Onft O.t~PIUa ,,...pon .. -. Cel1t°"9 . .. r------- --. ' . .. ~ ~ ..._ .. 1 ...... _,_ ) . . 1,:-...... ,..... , ............... -------~ • .. .. .......c ".., .......... 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CAN> SHA~S 8 TWIUOHT ZONI! 8 llf ,AMILY ,l!UO D l.AUNlL AHO HAAOY • VIOAL SMSOO...'S 10UI' H(W C)AY tJI • • V'Ywatwah t tto 'HiJJ't Juhu Woy11.., •jf1t0lo • AMERICAAl I HANl(801VIH0 th.•al JhtHt\y h t.,!lllfl lntikS i.tl A11tctt ~ ah• tu Utt; rtHU•t tlf t t1fftln4llltrlij ltt•H ttflfluttl t he111 .. au1~1ou 111.,.1 ''"'"'' htu e1 l•rm U•lll••lltU a \it'••tHtt 4huHh M tvlla • ~Chllf f fl\ll•tul fv~ h•tHt •••\IV• Att1dtlt_o1t' •t t•t1u• °''''' hi•• t11 fl••~• .. •Ul•ll•U 111 oil 1 H V"(IH < il•no 11111 Cll • jUifitlllhlt• htJIHe 'I .wU flA\olf Ot-Oliff t 11/fo Good •kate Robin Williams is all padded up for a roller skating race on "Mork and Min- dy." airing tonight at 8 on ABC. Channel 7. • TWIUOHT ZOHe • AYAH'S~ D COD+<IHO 8HOW • NEWS ltl N!WS -AFTERNOOH- 12:00 . TWILIGHT ZONE •@ AU MY CHILDREN CJ OONl.ANE e * * • "Tne eec11e1or And The Bolllly SO•l!f ( 111471 Cery O•ant, Myrna Loy • * * • ··romo"ow 11 F0te•., .. ( 194111 Cliwdelle Cotber1. Or 11011 WeOff ID EOUCA TtONAl P"OOAAMMIHO 12:30 8 CJ) FAMOUS CLA881C TAUS "f1141 Adven1u1H Of Stn· b•<I ' Anlm•ted An advllfl lu•ou• young H llO< vOlun- IM •• 10 recover 1 m"l)IC 1a111e1n •n<I oenMI from tlltl wlGkec:I per1on who alole 1nem (Al I NFL '80 • TWIUOHT ZONE I 00 D Nr:L l'OOTBALL 'lo•lfl& S<1nhowk• 81 Oall11$ t.owtxrr• Ill TWILIGHT ZONE fl (\OJ ONE LlfE TO LIVE G LET'S MAKE A DEAL fD • • • ' Johnny &.1111 <In I lfJ41ll l>1rK1 W 1me11 I hW A)',ttb t30 8 fl J THE . NUTCRACKER Au1u1Albfl A ht.J4J..-iU1••0 • ltt•HH•O ,,,, •lhu • h1•rn•t .. ( ,ru1••"'•ill r11e •f t• rflt.IJW.lll I/ •1u1U•f,~;1 f111J t11 • ,.,,, .. , tetW) l11l411J 9'1 • Ntt. .. -..J ut11uM • ..,l1U' fHJ • rwtLIOtlT /.t,..E I H£Wfj I oO 8EH IHIH 1 l::k 2:00 9 (I) AlL·AM!NCAN THANKSOl\'.IHO DAY PARAOE Hlghllghll o f hOlld•y p•r8llH In Hew VOfk, Phll- ade/pl!fa, Oetrott, TOfonto and Hl•ltl will ba tllown. 8 TWILIGKT ZONE 8 !II OEHEAAL HOSPITAL I IRON810E LET'8 AAP • SUPERMAN 2:30 • TWILIGHT ZONE • TH! 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OOldlln S111e W•ttlOrl .. lOI Anoe'-• t ... .,, • ALI. IN THI 'AMILY A f•flen Art l\le rll\tMt 10 l.W.1 !he 11•11 11"9 out OI hll lroYbMlt unlll EOllh CUll•H Ull Wllll • 11r ... v1no pu1n Incl 1 partnet (Peri 'I • MACHflL / LEHMR N!POAT G HfWICHECf< (() P.M MAOAZINI f1141 ... orl(l 1 IMgeal b<OJ. t1ct<1nop qu11te1 m•••nv m0\1111• w1U• c••~ 1nim• ll(l(l 8008 ()) THl!WAl.lONS Juhn •• o•vW<1 }4 ll()VI . 10 l•I~ rlla 018('1. lllttQl'll>OI whu waa "' r u10!d ot mu1 no• mlo lutnmg 1Wh'4fff 1n \P•rl 4'1 D MOVtl! • • • • I h" SO<J1ttl {ll Mu11C f ll>ll ~I Julo u AnOtewa Ch•1~IOCJf\n• Ptumnltu A ¥wOuhJ ft.ct ''"" 00\.0llld» \JO~•• fl••• lu Rn 11ut0Cr•IH. Au11ri1111 w11.10 .. t\f a seven nu:.t "'•"'"''1-. t h•l<JHtn Ill 'tllih001 •hu 1011111, hftt IOVtt ot O\\f"li~ jll) D MOVIE ~ • • GoJ11110 0 tt MlH•-.t"4 l•lnnt1 1 l!J 111 t .u,11 bollfctli rhott1.., ttllott• in u iw1u HU.ti ' nuhJ p10\iltt h• hv tru.• hfu1I hlUY. ft.)f l 11fth (.' 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OAYIO CO'NN1 At 0111 K•vDcHird "A JllOWmll.HOUS• OP A l'ILM •• , Nflflt ~IHIHMWM It II IMtllft(l U ndldltW tot f,,. ffNflttf IMnf n1m dlt«JIH .,.., •1t11t ~'" W01.11111t1 m- I ENTERTAINMENT /HYGAROf'£R Early E lvi.8 reacla to sudden/a~ la NII anH to our readtrt around tbe country wlao C.-a all.,.. ot a r.,.. TV baLerview we 61 al fdC ... llll wit.b &lvil PreeM)' (lbowD OD a rec• NJIC..TV "'hdar" abow), ... ,.. ruranina more Cll.ooul' ca..aloal ud 1:1v11• wwen. Q: Da ,_ ..... &Ml Net ............ Ml a.a.• nll lllflnnn •tun..,.• .. ,..~ ............................ , A: I doa•t tee t.bat any type ot mualc would ba ve an.y b9d influence on people w)len it'• only music. I can't nau.re it out, I mean. In a lot of the papen, they say rock and roll la a blg ~----.-~:~ . ·1'~ influence.on juvenile delinquen- cy. I don't think it is. Juvenile delinquency is somethJna that's a, it's a, well, it's just a ... I don't know how to explain it but t don't see how music would have anything to do with it at all. uv11 '"ms Q: Elvia. I 11.adenta•d tllat Mltcll lllller el Col .. bla lleeenla deftHs rock ••d NII u a form of rebeUloa •Sat.It me&Mr, fatller ud teaclter. Do you so aloa1 wttb Ulla ... 1, ... , A: I don't exactly know what he means by re- bellion. I mean, how would rock and roll music make anybody rebel against their parents? Q: rve got a coaple of ramon ltere l"d like to clear ap. ODe of them seems •rt ol allly to me after havlag talked wltb you earUer. Wllat abMt the nmortllatyoaoacealaotyoarm«ber! A: Well (a grimace), I think that one takes the 'Glad You Asked That' by Marity11 .cl Hy G>_..... cake; 1 mean. That's about the funniest one I ever heard. Q: Ha.e yoa any Idea wlilere It came from? A: I have no idea. 1 can't imagine, it 's the first lime I ever heard it. Q : Well, bere 19 another yoa may Dot laave beard before. Several atones blDted tbat yoa smoke marijuana or hit tbe bottle in order to work yoanelf into a frenay while slDglag. What at.oat tllat? A: Uh-I don't know. Q: Here's oae crltk'a predldloa you'll Uke tllat "EIYla Presley will be UIO&ber James Deaa." Rave '°" beard tllat? A: I've heard somethi.J\g about it but I would never compare myself in any way to James Dean, because James Dean was a geniua in acting. Altbouah Ml say that I sure would like to. I mean, I ~ss there are a lot of actors in Hollywood that would like to have the ability that James Dean bad.But I would never compare myself with James Deaninanyway. Q: Now, lf yoa bad yoar choice, wOtdd yH pre· fer &o be aa actor ratller tllae a alagLDs eeter· talaer! A: If I were a good actor (of course I'm nor a 1oocl •\naer), but if I were ~ 1ood actor, I think u.at I would like it a little better. Althoulb lf I ever break tmo ectiD.I completely, I'll aUll continue my singing. I'll still continue maldn& records. Q! How do yoa feel aboat bad press! A? Well, sir, I'll tell you, you got to accept the bad along with the l(ood. I've been getting some very good publicity. The _press has been real won- derful to me even though I've been getting some bad publicity with it. You got to expect that. I'm doing the best I can and I've never turned a re- Porler down. I never turned a disc jockey down because they're the people that help make you in this business. And as long as I know that I a m do· ing the best I can, that's it. Q: It's bee• great talkilag wttll you -yoa make a lot of lellM aad I tlaaak yoa. A: Thank you very much. Not~ Look for a portion of this interview in the upcoming Warner docu-drama, "This Is Elvis." Presley's mentor, Col. Tom Parker, acted as technical adviser for the film which is scheduled for release early in '81. Send your questions to Hy Gardnn, "Glad You A1ud That," core of thu ~. P.O. &n 19820. lrviM 9%114. Morilp and Hy Gordner will ~r cu many ~l'tionl cu they can in tMir column, but tM volume of moil mokea personal~· lmpoallble. 'Biograph' lauded by Lillian Gish LONDON (AP) -Lillian Gish, the 84-year~ld American silent movie star, was delighted with the way she ls portrayed in a new British musical which ·opeoedattbePboenixTlleater. "The Biograph Girl," music by David Heneker and book by Warner Brown, got mixed notices from the criUcs, but wu warmly received by the first- nlgbt audience and Mias Gish. The show depicu the early days of Hollywood. Australian-born Kate Revill portrays Miaa Gish. She went backatase to toast the British company after the abow with: "JI ay this be the bappieet mo- mentol our llves." She added: "I think the 100.ta o( Mary Picldord and D. W. Grlftlth were with us tooilht. Never have I teen IO much beauty and talent on the 1ta1e in one D11ht. It wu the most thrilllna evenln1 of my life." Wluer Beat fllm Toronto f1lm Fallval ( .. * * * *" -~ewsday n..A-.:-~ Ri:'" MDTllllNG/ A SENSUAL omEmON A l«ufditd P"1-.•~ Prtt«"""'""11 ,,;~..;: "A~~Lf>~oAftt'r,~L-.. --aauan OMA..ar NOW UOWINfi-- Mun'• SOUTB COAST COSTA M~A 714/546·271 l Dolly 1:00 • J:IS • S:JS • 8:00 & 10:/S PM llAmlMAl'UZA BIN 629·S339 u emu Orange 634·391 1 NOW P LAYIN G aw-· cmllA C8ITlll Costi Meta 979-4141 IWAMl'IA•HACI El Toro S81·~ UllCOUt °"'"""' &it111 Pllk 82 t 4070 ...... ft.fl Olange S~· 7022. PUBUC NOTICE 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS 9USINUS NMllS ITATSMllNT Tiit IOll-1"9 par-• art dolnQ INllMU et: WAfU1"HGTON·EM•E1tTOH V, 1'"2 Hale·-· 1"'1M, C.tllfotnla '2714 Tiit "'*"1 P. W.tn'lllngton Co. I• Calltornla cerporallor\J, 1'5'2 H•lt A ... nue, lrvlM, c.llforrila tt71• Emllfflon 0tffl91_...,. Cotpor• tlM (• Cell+ornla ~atlon). 1'592 Hate A..-., Irvine, Celllw"'e '271' Tiiis -llltH II <Cll'd<l<ltd DY a ..... ,., ,..,_,..,,Ip. . Thi lloCltr'I P. warmi,,...,. eo. Wllllem J. PlHrnan, Se<nrtary Thh SIO*'-t wff llled wl1n tne Cout1ty Clork Of Ora111t County on Novem-10, '*· ,., .. tts Pubtl-Or ..... Coast Otlly Piiot Nov. ll, 20, 11, OK.'• '"° Ol7·tl> P UBLIC NOTIC~ '9CTITIOUS •USINISS NAMISTATEMINT TM 101-1119 --a rt dol"9 bu••· MUU: A. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •21S, 17 Corpewett Pleu, NtwpoM S..cn, CA ttuo B NEWPORT HOME LOAN •11•, II Corpewete PlolA, NtwPOrl S..cn, CA ,,"° C NEWPORT HOME LOAN •117, 11 Corpeweto PlaiA, N _ _, IM•<n, CA 'l'lWO 0 NEWPORT HOME LOAN • 111, 17 Corpewate Pleu, Newoor S..cn, CA 'l'lWO E, NEWPORT HOME LOAN •'11', 11 Cotl>Ofatt Pl•IA. Newport IM•<n. CA ttwo F, NEWPORT HOME LOAN ..,720, 11 CorPO!'tlt Plaa, Newpon S.acn, CA 'l?WO G NEWPORT HOME LOAN #Ut, 11 CMOot•lt PluAO, NewPOf'1 lkacn, CA •2wo PUBLIC NOTICI: PUBLIC NOTICE PICTIT10US IWllNUS NAMll ITAT•MaNT flle IOllowlnt --ll doing \IUSI· MUH: S.F .G. SECURITY SEltYIClfS, tt90J v .... tnOl'tl L.n., Huntlnoton .. .ell, Ca.,, ... Sieve Frank Oot-r .. r, 19"5 VermoM LI\., Huntington 8tkll, CAI • ., .... This butlMSS Js condu<ltd DY all In· dlvl-1. SttveF.Gol--Thll ..,._, wu flltd with IN Gounly Gltrk of Oranee Gounly on Novem-10, 1'911 f'l .. 114 PuDll"'9d Or""91 C:0.11 Dally Piiot NOV. ll, 20, 21, OK •. ·-·~ P UBLIC NOTICE .. l'ICTITIOUS •USIN•U HAMS STATladNT Tiie lot-ifto partoM Mi CIOlno \IUll· ,...,.,: Ill CUSH)¥ FRAMING BY REED, 171 C USTOM F RAMI NG BY McCLELLAN, JISO Harllor Blvd., S..llt •B. C.0.1.t """"'· C..lttornla tt•2' Jol'tn W Reed J r., lt02 Sltrra Lun• Road, lrvlnt, Ctlllornl• 917tS Ftor1noa ""-Retel, 19422 Sterr• LUM Road, Irvine, Ctlitornlo t271S Tnt> Ou•l,.us 11 condYCled oy nuSbancl -wile. JOIWt W. R-Jr. Tnlt stattmen1 was llllld wlOI tne Couflly Cltrk 01 Or•r199 County on No.._m_ •. '"°· 1'141M4 Put>ll"'9d Or-C:O.st O••ly PtlOI, NOY .•• ll, 20, l7, ·-•ll>l-IO I PtJBUe11ftJfica • . "' PUBUC NOTICE Pllllll,,_ C)f .. Ceall Dell' Pl Mfv,20,J7,tftd0.C,f, 11, 1• ' 1U~•1ttoa C*ltlT Off CAUl'O•NIA f-'-"=~-----------'f COUNTY °" OllAN .. CAlll N41Mel• A*'61 ,,, , .. ......, ...... 1c.11.,, ol t-:===:;::;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;=.::::::-:=---t lc:IM8ERLY MAfUE GILLESPIE For ifATiiilllTOI' - Cll.t119t of -a•AMOOteMaNT 0.. UN Off OllDlll TO SHOW CAUH l'ICTITIOUS aus.usa ..... ,Oii CMAMO• M NAM•. Tiit ........... --.._..,. KIMBERL)' MARIE GILLISPIE -•-attNfktltloulllwll llH 1119CI • .. llllon In trlls c°"rt for en na-of Oil 11, al 1110 ~yrJ orckr allowlfle petltl-r lo <llMtla ~ 9M<ll, Gel...,._ ., .... r .... ,,,. from ICIMllERLY MARIE Tiit fktlllWI -illtH ....... , GILLESPIE lo KIMBERLY MARIE' ftrrtd lo - -fifed In Oranti BRIGHT. C-1'1' °" OtcamMr21, 1t77, J 11 "_..,., ardt.,.d tl\al •II lltftonl ernle P. °"'91t'I'. 1110 Olt,_yJ lnttrulecl In tr.,,...,.,. alonruld -L.a9UN 9Ncfl. CelltonW• pear btfort 111.ll court In 0.1>trtnMnl w1111em P. •tn11s, tau SllY'll ' No. l at 100 Civic c.ni.r Drive Wu l , orlw , ~ 9Mcll, Cellf-• ) ~nta Arie, Cat11o<n1a, on 11--. •• 51•-M. er-. 1om '°""' ~ 11 :00 o'clOCk t .m., -.,,.,. .,... tnenr H'911••Y, L...-8Hcn, C.tllfornla • '"°"' , ...... II .,.,. lney l\aVt, why Hid Tiii• butjM$S -condu<lecl lllJ ~ petition lor <'*'Gt al ,.._ Sl>Ould be parlMrtlllp. -' "".','1,v~::i'::r oroerecl NI a copy ot SI._ M. Jrown ,.,.. • .... ordtr to Show, ...... be i>uDll!lhld In Publl"'9d Or-COHI 0.tlly Pl ... Tiit Da lly Piiot, • n•wsoaper 01 NOY, u. 20, n. Dec. s. '"° 0,.... 941Mrtl clrcut•tlon, P<lt>I•-In '"" county et 1 .. s1 one:• a -k tor lo..r I conMcutlve -"• prior 10 \tit day Of --j PUBLIC NOTICE , wld ,,.•rllllJ Oolecl HO,.mbe, 17 '"° Mar11 A. Soden Ju0ge of 1ne Superior Court SPlllNG •RIGHT AHer•y ,... •11rt•W•y •tverly Hills, CA •211 UIJI Zn.4Jlt Publl\l'led Ortn9t C:O.st Oatly PtlOI, Nov 20, 27, Oe< •. 11, 1'80 •6U·90 PUBLIC NOTICE AM•"4 NOTICE 0 1' TltUSTEE'S SALE SPF No outo Re; 01001502< SANTIAGO BANI(,. C.tlllolnt• cor 90ra1ton, H duly t-lnl.., TrU•IM NOTIC• INVITING •IDS I'_. Valley 50..i Ol•trk\ •ILJtM ..... U. P.0 ... 1•1t -.; l'.-..lft Vellay, CA n 1• ldtntllic1tlon: FIMl>l119/roof ,..,.,r lor Courreoe• SCllool, Bid tl·t Bid due: Oe<ember I, IMO, 2 00 p,m . S!Mlclliullcns on 1111 Purcna"no Department GOVERNING BOARD earrv Pulliam AUISt.tnl S.-rlnl....,.nt Bu1ineu StrvlctS Fountain Valley SCN>Of District PuDll\hod Oranoe Cot•! O.tlly PllOI, Nov. 10, 21, 1'911 -W PUBLIC NOTICE I ut10tr '"" followl119 o.Krll>lld Offd ol tru>I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC· l'ICTITIOUS •U51NISS l'ICTtTtOUS •USINESS TION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER NAME STATEMENT P UBLIC NOTICE NAMISTATEMINT FOR CASH (ptyobtt •I ltme ol .... 1n Tnt lollowing perM>ns .,. do•nv ~iii~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili H. NEWPORT HOM£ LOAN # 212, II Coroorato Plu.t, NtwPOf'1 IM.cn, CA 'l'lWO T .... lallOWl"IJ ptrtM •• doing Du•I lawful "-Y OI ..... Unilecl St••••I •fl Du..,IOU •s. ,,.u ••· ¥10hl, title -lntert\I conveyed lo COLUMBIA COLLECTABLES~ I•> TAURUS ENlERPRISES, lbl and now Mid 111 II Ondo< Wld Oeed ol No I Cnerry Hills L.tl\e, Ntwp0r( TAURUS REAL E STATE AH O Tr.•ll In ..... pr-•IY htrttnafltr Beacn,C.ttlornla'l?UO "'PRIVATE BENJAMIN' is funny and Goldie Hawn is totally charming." GOLDI• HAWN PRIVATE BENJAMIN -----------~--~-------~?. l!\~I NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC. a C.tl llornlacorporallon Tiu• bu1irws• I• conoucte. Au't. Viet Pr~ldtnt Tiii\ Sitt-I ••• l lllld wttn t,,. Co..nt1 Cltr11 al Orar>90 Co..nty on NOY· ember 11, l•>. MORTGAGE. 101/tO Warrrtr A•en..-. oocribecl Ptttt s. w ....... NO. I C""rry wilt 203, F.,..,latn Vtlle1, C.lilornl• TR US TOR• GREGORY R PACHllc: H•lls Larrt, N-port S.acn, C.tlllornta 'l?IOI •nd GERALDINE M. P"CHllc:, ~ Cll.,1*"' O E""rs, ,.,..! ICawet llu.O.llO ...0 wlte SM •lt M Welters, No. I """"" CoYrl, Fo..nlain Voltey, Ct ltlornle BENEFICIARY. SANTIAGO BANI(, Hill> Lane, Newport Beach, C.tltorn1a 9170I •California <OO>Ot•llon 91..0 '"" ~l"llHS. 1s c.onou<teo OY' •n in Aecoroed Octoce~ ''· 191•, •s instr Ttus busuws~ ls conduct•O by • divldu•L No 0012 1n -13311, p-1~1 of Ol e n.,al ptrtneohtp O>arl-o Eve" r.c ••I Record• In "" olllct ol Int Peter S. Waller\ ln,. >l.tlement wu llttd ,.,1n lne Recorcltr ol Or-County, •••d de<!d Tiii> stattnwnt wu lllfI cleM:rtms Ille toll-tng pr~ County Clerk of Or•noe Co..nly on Novemt>e< l , 1980 perly Novembff It, 1980. ; .. ,_ .. ,_., LOI,. ol Tract No 7060, tn ..... C•ly 1'1 .. 71 Pu011"'9d Or-C:O.\I Daily Pilot, Puolt"'9d Qr.,. Coa•I Ot tly PtlOI, of 1 rYIM, as per r..:ordeo In !look Publlshee< •.11, I* ••21 _ Nov.•. ll,20,?7, ltlD .,.5, ... ?••, peg•• •t . 49 a nd 50 01 Ml> Nov ?O, 11, De< •. 11.1-"Ii.. _ ctll•~ """"'· In tne ornu of ,,,. -----------1 ~0~1YB~K!'~o1K~:,:"~· u m PUBLIC NOTICE s-•an, l"'iM,C.tlllornl• l'ICTITIOUS •USINIUS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I ~ 111 a .,,_ -•n or '°"""°" cit· su~1111oa COUltT 01' THI nomlnel lnltf'nl$ In real ut.tte •nd slvnatlOtl I•.,_ a-. no warran1v NAMtl ITAT•MaNT 1 STATE M CAUl'OtlNIA l'Olt tnen allr.ctlnQ ceplt.tl aclv6nCH lram I• given~ to its umpltl-U or CO<· The fol-l"I person• •rt dointl TH• COUNTY·O' OltANOlf "ln,..S1or1" -ic:h rarely bKMnt a n rt<lMUI. MMM es: I c-.... ltM.. tQully lnltrUI OI ..... ln¥tslOtl TM -l<l•rv u-wld 0..d ol ASSOCIATES NINE, 1110 Pkll~ •~rLICATION 'Olt 01to•11 Ntllller Bel•n nor Reichart wtre Tru1t,Dyre.tsonol•llrta<horcleleull ~:~:~r:~:Y· Hunllnolon S.a<nf Ol ltlCTIMO ~•YM•NT OUT 01' aware ......... rMldtnt• of Geor~ In ,,.. obfle>ellons .-.urecl lllenby, Lewrence 0 ... EM1eefl A. Sclllty ~ ........ ~H-.".".:: ::~~VT~C:.; ~Imo~=~~~":. C.::!.u":'.!:~ :::·:.i:,:uteo =-~.·::!: ..., HwtlOt l(ey Or<lt, Hlll'llngl -llfltt>lt wittl him. Rtwa led by J.cklt al Oefeutt -C:.~ to. ~~ •• and S.a<ll.Cellfomla,,._ :::.":..~~c.!:,'*11, • e.a1en -•-lol._.... ,.._ ce11 •rottt•notk9ofbr'ftKh•noo1.1..:t1on Adema. Lo .. 111e Moro, "" MAltY LOUISE JEl',ltlES, ,... ....... "--' 9Mdl) ...... -n ...... lo CAIVM , .... -~ to .... w id ISl•IWI 8ay ........ Hllft\l"ltOft -..Ch • I ,.__ o 1 C.tllfornl•tJMI ~ ... v~OROE G. o ·NEAL, ti al., YU lor>' w In ....,.99 G. 'NH Dul p;operty to WtlSly Wtd OOllQ41110n" Herold J. I. A-., M, WI-~ rtelntlff _..,,.,....... _.t<.t11., ::0.:.:::_":"1-t:..T.::-}= !."i'!.~':::':'o!:"~•~cl~:,~ m3t WNlrnort, Hllftllngton 8Ncnl for .., ~ dlrt<lllllJ llMIFTMn1 ''°"' 0.lt~ ; AllllW!y o.o....-. K.t"""" be rtcor-~I, •-ff lntr. No. C.tlltornien.IJ IMlttlll!st•Recdwry "-•nclel· G•mroodl, 1Ce tllerlt1 V•I••. Ctl 17t ln _t,... ~17• ol H ldOl Mtlvln R . and Gloria ""• .... ,-1, Normln Smlln, J M. Barthol•-"· liclal Rtcor·<" ' ' · Heckman, 1019 Par-StrHI, Hunt< 1.0n _cll,, l,.),aJ...,.,.....I wn R•cnard 8are, Mitt N•ylor, Norm• ~Id wit wlll 1a..-.11111 w111-1 •noton BeKnC..llloml••~ t nt•rtd Dy 1111• C:O..rt •n favor Of Plt ln· and Biii ROOIMO\ covenant or -ranly, upreo or Im-Avant! Eftltf'prlln. 1'6~! Dorl 1111 ae>elMI 0.lendants GEORGE G, I•> Pltlntltl'• (OUMtl nn Con· plltd r-""""' till• PDSM Hlon or Avenut, Mlolon Vlt Jo. Ca11forn1• O'NEAL -G EORGE G O'NEAL ~ lerred CIOMIY wllh Wtrd c Mlk-•IM>n encu.:...Dranus. lo pt; .,,. remal~lno ,,..., ASSOCIATES, INC .. • C.tlllornl• cor· •no Ructotlo Monttj.,o, Doln ot ~nt• prl,,<lpal ...,,.. of ltlO n~l•(•I >ecureo Horace C. Slovall, Mt lltn, Hb tf Por•tlon tor US,9".S7 compenwtoo Ana, Calll •"" both Of w"°m _,. Dy w ld ~ ot Tr<nl. wlln 1n1oru1 as tngton Be.en, C.tlilornl• ,_ dam•941>, '20,000 00 punltl,.. d•m-s prior ollMrrtys al <tcord for Gtorgo G "' wld -· orovodtd, •d'voncos, •I any, 1 Thi> t>uslntts 1• canoucttd 11'1' " and ''" '° ctnll ~•d Juovmtnl IS O'Nul, "'90t'dl"IJ '"" WMtHDcWI• ol uno.r tne ttrms ot .. kl OteO ot Tru>t, •9tntrtl p.ortnersttlp. t now final w10 0.1---tt>e ••l>l.,.<e of .t> ltts cnaroo• •nd opens .. ot Int L.twrenu O SC-y 1 l TM JuclQmenl ••!»Md oromarlly Wh or llUSlnH• 1n1tr.sts 1<11tnttfl•l>f• 1 Tru;IH .,,., ol tne lru•~ crealfd Dy Tll" st.tt...,...I was lilf<I with 11 upon a ceuw of adlon whlcn occurred wlln .. 10 0.ftnda"'· Tne IH I lnQu•~Y .. 10 O.fd Of Trvst ~td ult will De Count Y Cl••-01 Or•noe Cdlo"'" 0 on or -.i Or.I-t, 1911 ol counwl w•s during a Mandatory ntld on t..esd•Y. 0tc.1m1>er ••. 19tl0, at November 1•· '*· I' tt1 J TN J"°V"*'t Is 9rounoeo on '"" S.111.,.,tnl Gonle<tnet July II. l'llO on 11 00 a m., at the front tntranct 10 Int ~I fraud, mhrtl)rKtnlatlon, 1r....ou1 ... 1 lht c n•mDtrl 01 J uooe Rollo r I oll•ces of Sollllwm PKllK rltte Com· PubltSllecl Or-eo.u O.lly lotJ lllduce,.,....I and lnltntlonal lnlllcllon Banurd. Allorrity Mont11eno 010 ol Ptfly . .SI.I Nor1n ~rlllo P•rk Onvt, Nov 20, 27• Oe<. •.II, 1"° Of tmotl-1 dl\lrtu by OtlendanlS 11\al hmt "at• llwl M ntd IN r""d Sulit 100, ~ta Ana, Ca1tforn1a \.. -- wnlle 11censeo •• rffl tU.tll salt> Gt or90 G 0 NU I nad C1•par1to T~e toltl •mounl ot int unpa•O PUBLh ... NOTICE perM>l'I• -wllllt perl0<mlnv ach tor C•lltorn•• -w•• believed to De "' 11.tltn<t> al n. ccllvatlon wcur.., by wnlcft w lCI licenM was required. Ille Slal• al Fl0<1d•, ine AOOrtts wu uld pr-rty to be sotd. 1ooe1ner wllll l'ICTITIOUS •USIN•SS ,_.., _, ., Or-'"'I' 4. T"" amount ol Int actu•I ano un~nown lntorut, latt C....,.9H, •"" nllmattd NAME 'TATllMINt direct lou sulftred by Ptalnttlf Ill On,_ occ"'°"" o,.. •n •••• cosh. ••~. -aclvanct>. •• ol Tne l<MIOWllllJ "'""" 15 dolno bu" '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!!!•!•!!t0n!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ throuvn Ir-. ml>reorewntatlon -1'18 •nd one In tarly '"'° Pl••nhll'• 1r.. da te l1trtol, h U l ,JtS,23 MH •• ~ lnttntlonol lnlll<tlon ol emotional OIS· counHI -kt with 1 Or Rotierl E Dtlt' N<>Yember U , 1"° QUALITY CRA FT CONSTRUC- lrtH I• us .... SI ll'U• '°'"In Ille sum Wu Of L-Beacn, (A1tlort1I• who SANTIAGO 8ANlc: TION, IUO Mlremar OrlYI, BalDo•. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ""oq«-o1.,. ,...,.. • 10 -,,.,.,.,. "°""' ,,. ...... ....,,. "' ,,.,_.. 00tWnt b ~0 bf lhert Chlld191't All am N40 Ill Fil.MS RECEIVE ™E SEA DI THE MOTION PtOTUAE COOE DI SU.I ll!OUUITIOH I "PRIVATE BENJAMIN" <"> I "THE ELEPHANT ........... ~ INI '"THE EMPIRE 1,.1 STRIKES BACK" __ ,. __ _ .. ORDf .. ARY . PEOPLE" "', STRDIUffi 0 ~u"czn Drive 111 call 6~Q 76 60 ~ "trl MY TURN° Cal "IUlmllC 114 ,.,. ,.., of '1 ... .o nod l>Mn IN object of • rul t>I••• • C.fllomia con>or•llon Ca .,,., s. Pialnllll Is not IN •POUM ot •t1Y tranw cuon llmllar lo lf\01 01 Plaonllfl ~\tiO Tnnl... Ch•rlu F Sheppard, fl)O Otl9ndanl In Ill<> procefdl"IJ nor Is sne •ooroximately lw.,.ly day• previous lo By SoutN rn Pe<iflc Miramar Ori,,., Ball>Oa, CAI. t2 .. I a,_,....,., '1'0AMnlatl"t of the._.. Plainlllf'\ tranY<tlon w1ln Geo<~ G Tlllt ~ny, Tnl• l>v1intt• I• conduc:ttd by an in ol any 0.1..-.1 O'Nu l In 1977 Said convttWl•on• rt a c0<pewatlon, Agonl Cltvtdual •· A> of Ille d•lt of tnl• application. vo led •common Witt INlll•rn on IM SIS N CAlbrlllo Pa rk Or a..r~ F SNlpparCI Plalnutl ,,... rtct lvtd no money or oarl Of Georoe G O'Nttl but Old not s..111100 This •I.ti-I w•• fllecl wlln ,.,. monies -111 In ptrhal ••llSlactlon of rtvul eny lnlormallon r&90rOl1t9 IN Sarti• ... na, C.ht '11701 County Cltrk of Oranoe County Of\ ner J~t avall•Dlltty al .ony aueu wllich wo..10 (71<1t72·1l00 Novtml>tf' 10 '* 1 Plalnllll !\as purwed remedln con•lllule • bash tor ••ll•lyl11g In By Waldo R HtUQ, ' l'l4tlll •nd m-Ille t<Ml-l"IJ w arctw• and wnolt or In peM P1a1nllll's J..oomtnl Au111.,,1 Se<ret•r• PuOll""'° Oranoe Coest Oa•IY Piiot lfl<lulriH 10 aKer taln wnelller Int lgl c.our-1 lor Plt1111111 l\as con PuDllJllecl Orengo Co9•1 Delly Pilot, Nov u. 20, 27 OK •. '"° •W..O O.ltnO.nhJJUOO<Mnl Debton ""'tin l<Kltd IN ~trNnt ol Aul E•IAll• No• 10. 11, OK.•.'* .. .,.., _ art potMU«i of rul or oersonal prop. ol Catllornla by ttlepllont tnd by ltt1tr _ [} erty or .,..., auet• liable lo be •Ofd durl1>9 .... pest two feirl IO cle\trmlrit PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE or •Ppltecl In wtl•lacllon Of !TIO Jud9· tne hlstor1 al hc.tMinQ •• rM I HI.tit mtnl. ..Its,-~ or-••• whl<ll would l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS "ICTITIOUS •USINISS (al Alt AllStract ol JUOVmtnl Wtl 0. laun<l ldllntlllablt wlln taCh Oeltn NAM• STAT•MRNT rnordtns •r• 001i\g RtcardlralOr-Cc<mtyonOc1001r O.Orve G O'Nt•I ~Id •nQu"'" r.. lne tollowlno ""''°"' .,. doing bullneuas; •.IMO. vu lecl O.Orve G O'N•.,'• tdtnhhu· bultntun THE BOAT EXCHANGOR. lOOO (bl Tl>t dltpotltlon under oath of lion with a v•riely or broker> •> t AOV ... NCEO MA RINE, 21I lOtn Via Ooorto, Suitt S, N-rt !MRI\. Gtor941 G. O'Ht.tl was 1aun Aprtt 27, H IH-Mln from Otcemt>er 1'1) to Slrtel, Ntwoort Buch, Cal1torn1t C.tlllornlan..3 ltlt at whim r. wn eumlned M to Maren 1', 1971. On'"" lollor dale n1• '116'3 lton• Enltrprhe s, 111c ct Ills asseu -lne OSMh Of Geor941 G. llcenM CID "ll101tl t xp!rtd t lld lies Slt,,_n Allen l•an. 11'7 C.rnallon Calllo~"la corporation>. J400 V1 O'NUI I. A.-lat ... No HMtl -rt not -n r--U Of one monln Slrtel. 8'*" Ptlil, Callfornla t0t20 Oporto, Suitt S, Ntwport 9tac"" revu lecl by Hid eumlnallon. T',,. dtl> prior to tne 1111"9 al tnls tpplicallon John O ayton I •tn, UOl McClellan Calll0<nla 9)"-l osllfon ...-oe111 of Patrick O'Nul, t . By WICI searcn and 1nQulr1 ... Way, Buent Pan:.C.tllfornlatOt:io Tiii• Dllslneu I• conouctecl Dy • <or the brol,.,. of Gtot'9t G. O'N .. I, was Pialntttl ""' d1'cove rtd no rt•I or T ftls buJlness " conducltd Dy • porallon. lallt n May I, '"° In which Ptlricll ptrsona l property nor other ""'" general partnet'lhlp. 1(-Enltf'PfllH, Inc. 1 O'NHI ,.., cerelully eu mlned re-which,...,,. not t i reedy -told Slevtn Ivan Plllllp M Wtllm11n, verdl119 ... •Mb of O...ree G. O'Ntal • BKOUM Of ..... •l>senc• Of O.ltn Tnl• SI.ti-I WH llleo with ..... Pt'MI- .. A•M><'-IM, IM .. -hll auoc:lallon dant Gt0rve G. O'Ntal lrom lht Co..nty Otrto of Oranve Cour1ty on Oc Tnl• sla-was flllld wl111 .. wllh nit ~ el or a-.t tN ti-of Jurlldlctlon Ille .,..,.1 Pf'O(edurt ol ta· loller 30, 1'*'· "4U7t County Cltrk ~Or-County on Oc. '"" IMldiwllt OU! of Wlllcll Pltlnllff'1 •mlnl119 tr. J~t 0.blor undtr PuDll-Or-Coast Oa lly Piiot, IObtr 27, 1'911. c•uM of tcllOll -· Patrick O'N .. 1 oath II.ts not --Jlllft -no -,. ... ," '• w•s auocl.tted In Georee G. 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Ut.11 -, Md ., •• mab • particle ol ........ to • ~ CDanW COllPM W'M1a. ...._ el LIM ..,._. •• "romutle.:lly 8ft.lve" '"°"to LIM e....,.... r#eOwd•ip? u _,.. aa _ ...... ,. .. to Uaat ca....uoa. \Me ~ &Mn'a aUU -•udi--fw ........ Paiatey 0.teniMe, •• U.. l.a.t producUon of the SecNlrllrdl' V.U., Comm.tty 'l'Mater. Harry Caulef'! fH~ eomedy about coeaYIUI mi••llertte....., may bave,Memed • 1'9•1 raey number wba t.be Sadd.leback playen ''T ... •.MILIY coeevJ~•MA" A C~ Illy IW,,Y c.lly, ..,ec_..., M ~~Illy VHl<e ~ ...... ,_... T._.._ Dr ... , ~ •ecter .le; .... Or• .......... "'*" .... ......,. ... , ..... fWeuel' OK. IJ. .. ..-1e1 _....._Nev. ••2:1tMlll DK. 4 et I. .. .. ' •• 2 • v...., ~·., ~. U141-C °"-·Ml-*' Viele • ..__ ..... 7'1Mal. TM• CAIT Al'll\t • ....,. .. • , . .. .. • ........ , ...... Lyn w..,_ <:Mnle """9n . . . .. .. . . . .. . . ............... Sltw CllMel ,_._ ~ .................................... Terty H911H1y ~ TylWI ........................................... ltlllltO.vb Sytvle 0.-.... .,............... .. .. .. . .... . . . LA/WN 91eMo were mapping out their aeuoa, but in practice it's Junior high atulf at beat. The characters simply aren't real, and one bas to believe a play before one can be entertained by it. EVEN VETE•AN DlaECl'Oa Art Winslow. whose productio ns of ••Bus Stop •• and "Rasbomon" earlier thla year have been most im· pressive, can't fashion a silk purse from this sow's ear of a play. Additionally, his Saddleback produc· lion is composed of five varying talents in search of a workable ell!lemble. The story, such as it Is, focuses on two newlyweds who, at first blush, resemble those of "Barefoot in the Park." but here the similarity .. " ............. MUX*i'J:, IAJll........... • .... ........... , ... , .... , ........ r........, -.,..MOWll Al'OCAL YPll NOW cal .. ,........, ~-la.at ""'"-........ '-"-.,:=._ '"' ..,. .. m•11 uac..=i 113/~J l·tSIO ......., llo ..._.. ...,.._..., ..... , _,_ 113/UI UIO 111» e -e ti» e l 1U e IMS __ ... NIYAft HNJAMIN .. , ..................... •at&.. ........... .. C::::.. rn MY TUIN t91 llJIUl·HM 1.&.MlC!ll• !l11tMll .. 1-1W Olllll ..... , "Oft!., __ __, 1.&.1111teM1MAM1•1t1 ... •tM \ ..... . ,, ..... .. 494 1'>14 \ t ... .. t-1 ...... .. 494 1!>14 "GLORIA" (PG) "-119 "CHAPTER TWO" (PO) "DIVINE MADNESS" (R) ~ "UP IN SMOKE" (R) Intermission Tom Titus endt liDce caui.1 ll hardly Nell Simon. They be1ln to 1quabble DOt over any real or lmaclned in· fidelity. but over each otber'1 alDOl'OUI a~venturea before t.belr meetl.DC -and each, It would seem, baa aoJJ>ethlng to hide. Thia troth is molded Into a three-act play by bringing the former names of each 'outage, and throwing in the cirl's mother (or eood measure. This melange mlaht even have worked if (a) the lines were genuinely funny and (b) th4! actors could deliver them with skill and timing. Al.AS, NEITUEa HYPOTRE81S ia present, though Lyn Wagner strives mightily to create an interesting, if improbabl~, character. Underneath all the grimacing, Miss Wagner .-ppears to be a capable actress and hopefully will be seen again in something more challenglng. Steve Chakoa as the husband (an Intern, for reasons known only to the playwright since his OC· cupaUon bas little bearing on the story) performs al a single level of agitation. We see litUe redeem· ing quality, even though we sympathize with him. Growing u~ Actress Brooke Shields dances with Franco Zeffirelli, director of her new movie ·•Endless Love," at Xenon discotheque in New York. Miss Shields apparently left her controversial bl.':le jeans at home. Gina Lollobrigida ··-~ HOLLYWOOD <AP) -~ la eo unlmpor· tant," N1I Juliet llWa, •. member of LIM famed ·British •ctlna famlly. Next KCIDday •be plam to wed Enalilb Maxwell Caulfteld, who )W"lled n oa Nov. Z3. They met earlier thla year wblle playlq UM leading roles in "The Elephant llan," appeartq in Fort Lauderdale1 Mlaml and Palm Beaeb, '1•. ,They are. now co-siarrln1 In a Stephen PoUakoff play, "Hitting Town," at the 7.ephyr '!'beater in Weat Hollywood. •'Our ambition ls to be 1omethln1 of a theatrical team, like the Cronyna and the Lunta," explains Caulfield. THEY DISCUSSED TllEla Ule to= on a sunny afternoon at her Spanish-style oa a hillside overlooking the deep green of Bened1et Can· yon. Both Miss Milla and Caulfield are 'Open. articulate and awa re or the controvery their mar· riage has aroused. "Of course the London newspapera have mMle a big thing of it," said Caulfield, whose swept-back hair and broodlmf handsomeness have elicited comparisons to James Dean by critics. "Not the Times : it will probabty just caf'T)' a br ief item when we are married. The trashy newspapers have had a carnival, calling me an 'ex-public schoolboy'"and accusing JuJiet of 'cradJe-snatching.' You'd think in this day and age people would be blase about a difference in ages. Instead they make a meal of it." "TIIE AGE DIFFERENCE is not a hurdle to us, never has been," added Juliet, a rad1ant beau- ty whose birthday was two days before her fiance's. Probably the best or lhe cast is Terry Hagerty as Miu Wagner 's old roomie. Hagerty ls brisk and breezy, an excellent tonic for a slow production, but he's alone In this respect. Neither Lajuana Blanco u Chakoe' ontitime flancee nor Ruth Davis as Miss Wagner's mother (a role which might crackle ln more ex~rlenced hands) lends much comic electricity. wants a collleback r.::::=:::::::::::::::=::~~~~=-- ROME (AP ) -Italian a ctress-turned. THE "CONVERTIBLE" OF the title is not a photographer Gina Lollobrigida wants to be in mov· car. but a sofa that doubles aa the newlyweds' bed, ie.!S again after seven years on the other side or the which figures in but one plot device. It's the cen· camera. lerpiece of Richard Drake's attractive apartment ; "I never said goodbye completely to the setting. · · cinema." she said. "It's always been a question or a The good news is that the Saddleback Valley gt>odpropositionandthe rightdirector.'' theater Is back home after its travails with the Miss LolJobriglda, 53, ha!n't starred in a film county bureaucracy. The bad ne ws is that its since "King, Queen and Knave," which was re eas ~--·-..,---~W'·•··--R mar111•·•••1•t,,_I -~·==::=-...... ·-· ·. "homecoming" production is "The Paisley Con, seven years ago. Since then she has worked as a vertible." photographer. One of her best-known films is ... .u f'lAl.A ...... ..,., <.....-w••••a..•-...._t..,._.,...,,._.._ There are, however, some good plays on the "BuonaSera Mrs.Campbell,"done 13yearsago. 111 ... S29·~39 Newpott 8elcll 6u -0100 --·--11 ftUlllAU sch e dule for the ba l a nce or the s e ason . MissLollobrigidasaidthe proposilion$heiscon· c__. ...... 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New l~h I landscaped terrace. 4 Bdrooms, farn. I rm. formal dining, dual stone fireplaces, 3·car gar. Call for appt. . WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTOR 2111 s-J .... ' ........ ' NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-4910 A PROCLAMA TIOH To all clients. friends and associates tis Coldwell Banker ~oc• 3 BR. ,+ Fam . Rm. in good condition. Beabtifuny located near pool & school. Mirrored wardrobes. Newer carpeting. Ready ror Y'?Ur decorator touches. Very attractive • . f~~cing. $177.500. . 1 £1E 110111 ILlllfS ca. OVER ·so YEARS OF SERVICE OUTSTANDING IAYFIOMT HOME Lovely Custom liu11t llome On Promontory Bay. L1vinl{ Rnom. F'ormal OtntnR Room Den Library Spac·1ous Mustl'r IJt>droom Overlooki ng B;,1y Has Fireplac•e & Luxuriously Appotnlcd Rath Three Other Bedrooms & ~1a1d's Room & Bath Pier & Shp F'or Large Ya eht Sl KS0.000 EUGAMT SPYGLASS Two Ston es Of Exct>llence Sunken L1v1nR Room With F'irephn·e & Reamed Vaulted Ce ll1nl(s Large Fami ly Room With Fireplace. F'ull l.enl(th Hearth & Wet Rar Central Vaeuum System & Huge Bonus Room With Bath Seller Will Carry Larfole Second Trulit Dl'<.'<I. Pool Su:ed Lot.. Shown By Appointment Only Ask1niz S56S.500. A "Joy Of Newport" l.1stiniz 759-9100 #2 c.,. ......... M•.,..C...... ·Balboa Peninsula 'Point, 4 Bdrm, 4 ba, New England style residences. built to perfection. From the entry floored w/hardwood. behold the breathtaking grace of the staircase rising to the upper floor. The elegpntly appointed livin1 room opens on to a bayfront sunny terrace and boat dock while the master swte above enjoys another private viewing of Newport Harbor's ma•nificent bay & blue Pacific. A 1pectacul•r dinln1 room/famUy uea and complete gourmet kitchen promi.e a wealth of poisibiUties f Or araclOUI living and entertaining. Sl,295,000 each. i t -3 =I -2 • • _, Booi Hill for birds ..... '"-"' These gra\'estones in Bremerton. Wash .. mar k lhe f1m1l resting place of birds that drop from trC'cs. slam into windows or fall prey to cats. The cemetery was started five years ago by Cameron Bishop, who was 9 at the time. • Acid ram poses peril Industrial l('lllSte killing Canadian woodlands OTTAWA t AP 1 The season's first sno~ floats down to the surface of a sapphire lake, he mmed by pines and icy clear in the. autumn afternoon. The bt>auty of the Canadian woods. The only trouble 1s the lake is dead, and it was the snow that killed it. Each snowflake carries its share of acid compounds that over time have killed off hsh and plant life 1n the lake. This acid prec1p1tat1on 1s one of the gravest air pollution threats fac- ing man. say increasingly wor· ried env1ronm1;:ntahsls The acidic rain that fal Is onto the forests of Canada's southern Ontario province, the mountains of northern New York or the backwoods of Maine is an end· product of smoke Uwt floats into the skies hundrPd!> or thousands of miles away from fue l· burning power plants in the Ohio Valley, frocn automobiles on a Detroit freeway. from smelters in Ontario. The dimens10P1s of the problem 1 can be staggering . -mF. "SUP•:RS.TACK" at tht' lnco nick<'I s m('lt1ng com plex in Sudbury Ontario, 1s est1mat<'d l o p o ur more d angt'rous sulfur oxult· into the almosphcn• in 10 Yl'ar~ than all the volcanic eruptmns in history There are millions of lakes in s usccptibt1· a reas or the eastern U n 1tNI States and Canada Only d min1scule frac· tion have be<'n t·hcc ke d . but already 140 lakes have been declared dead in Ontario, a nd 170 in New York's Adirondack Mountains. Many, many more may already ht> lost. -The Canadian government has roughly calculated that to cut the pollutants in half at the source by r e-equipping plants might cost S500 million a year in Canada and $5 billion to $7 billion a year in the United States. "IS 111£ COST worth it? This 1s the q uest ion people have avoided for years -trying to put a dollar sign on a natural en· vironment," s aid Martin Rivers, head of the Canadian govern- ment 's a ir pollution control of· fi ce. The q u estion ca nnot be avoided any longer. he said in an interview. "The preliminary projections are that in 10 to 20 years you can just write off the environment of eastern Canada." "The "death " of lakes is the most' visible and immediate ef. feet of the a irborne poisoning, but environmentalists fear that forests. agriculture and even human beings may also fall vic- tim Probably half the acid· rain falling in Canada originates in the United States and some in Canada contend Wash ington is not doing enough to control 1t The two nations s igned a "memorandum of intent" three months ago pledging to study the problem more intensely and to begin negotiations by June t on a treaty to control the pollu· lion. But Canadians are concerned that America plans to convert more power plants to coal -one of the biggest sources of acid rain and the election of Ronald Reagan as president may derail these e fforts . Reagan has m a d e clear he believes some en vironmental con trols are a lr eady too stringent. "We a re the victims," Quebec province environmental official Denis Vincent said recently. "It's mostly the Americans who are the aggressors. But with their energy worries they are not likely to be in a sym pathetic mood." ACID RAIN STARTS when a fossi l fuel is burned or a s ulfur· bearing-. met al is s melted, re· leasing s ulfu r dioxide o r nitrogen oxides into the at- mosphere. The compounds mix with water vapor and Corm sul· furac or nit ric acid, whic h is car · ricd along in clouds over long distances, finally falling as pre· cip1tation . Public neglecting ,JFK's birtliplace Ironically. earlier air·pollution control efforts may have con- tr ibuted to the problem . In the 1970s, many utilities and other polluters were forced to build taller smokestacks to better dis- perse their emissions a nd re- duce ground-level pollution in t h e Immediate area . But e missions from taller stacks had to go somewher e. The rain in most cases is only mildly acidic, but in some ex- treme instances it has r e - sembled vi negar in its acidity THE RAJN'S EFFECT on dry land is being debated . Some scientists say that. initially at least , the sulfur and nitrogen help fertilize the soil. But Rivers and others say imbalances will inevitably result. and forests and crops will be affected. BROOKLINE. Mass <A P> Seventeen years ago, Munet Storne was caught up in the cluttered affairs of life that wer e. for m11l1on s. nightmarishly frozen in lime when bulleLc; felled John F Ken· nedy "I was pul11 ng into a ga~ sta- tion . on my way to t yping c lass:· Mrs Stornc recalled while standing in the hall of a cozy 73-ycar·old house for which s he claims ' a special .ittach· ment Kenned y's birthplace. "HE WAS J UST a bout my age, you know," thr s tocky, gr ay·haired woman suid of the m an who, 20 yt>ars ago, was elected the 35lh pr<.•s1dcnt of the United St ates. ( 1.ia1'4?d 'Howard Oravea, Altocla&ed Preu bureau chlef ln ,J>ortland, Ore .• has been tn- •talled u rresldent of the 6o'ciety o Proreutonal Journalists .. Sl1ma Delta ShL On one crisp day recently, on· ly 18 people visited the sunny house where Mrs. Storrie works Just a handful came when a storm covered the quiet residen· lial st reet with slush. Indeed. tourist traffic at Lhe narrow. three-story house where J ohn Kennedy was born has tapered nearly 50 percent in a decade. "WE GET MORE foreign vis· itors now than Americans," says Mrs. Storrie, who works for t he National Park Ser vice. which ma n ages the h omest ead . "Japanese, South Americans. Irish. I'd say more foreigners know about this place than peo- ple in this country.•' T he annive rsaries of Ken- nedy's election and assassination have sparked litt le unusual ac- tivity at 8.1 Beals St., a virtually unmarked monument. Some 30,000 people flooded the homestead when it was opened to the public a decade ago. This year, the headcount is about 16.000 and , apparently, declin· Ing. The solutions lie in several areas : scrubber systems to clean the smoke. requirements for cleaner fuels. furnaces that burn m ore efficiently. Cana- dians wary of the U.S. coal lob- by, American energy worries and other factors say there are small steps that U.S. and Cana· dian governments can take now; such as enforcing em ission stan- dards more strictly. Valley sailor honored for guff service Former Fountain Valley High School lootba ll playe r Jay Krut.singer has received the U.S. Navy's newe~t ribbon after 0Ff1CIALS SPECULATE the spending 101 continuous days at new Kennedy Library in Boston sea ofrthe Persian Gulf. is siphoning potential-visitors Krutaloger, a 1978 graduate. a way from the s uburba n was awarded the new sea birthplace. a e r v i c e SUJI, Mrs. Storr~ says, "I try deployment to see that things are carried on rt bbon after the way Rose Kennedy would the lone stint want." ol eea duty. This entaila a warm greetin& H e l s a at the front door and beln1 sonar technl- a vallable to answer questions -clan second although the actual tour narra· ela11 aboard Uon has been taped by Mrs. Ken-the f rigate nedy henelf. .."'"""" USS Harold The Kennedya lived on Beals E . Holt. Street from 1$1' until 1921 when The Holt 'VII p1rt of 1 Lule the clan outgre w the upper· force pvup with the aircraft mlddle·clHI confines or the c1rrier Nlmiu tb1t wu ordered houH ind moved to lar1er to tbe Penlu Gull 1fter the quarters. · crial1 deYeloped an lru, Navy Rose Kennedy repurchased olftclala aUd. her old bouse In UH and Tiie rt...,_ wu baltttul.cl re-reato~ lt before turnln• the ee-.Uy becauH of tb• lon1 boaae over to llM IOY•nmtDt. It deploymeaU NQulnd durtq U. w11 opened to tbe pabUe In -· , cri911~ '1 • Rebel 'Wi,th .a cause Papers reveal human side of Jeffer8on Davi8 MEMPIDS, Tenn. (AP> -A box or letters and bualneaa • papen, hidden away In a bank vault for almost a century. la help· ing rm the 1aps ln the llory of Jef. ferson Davia. president of the Confederate States of America. Scholars who have seen the let- ters say they could change the way history views the man who piloted the South through theCMI Wa r. The letters went on public display this week at Me mphis State University, where they will be a vallablefor resear ch . IN CONTRAST TO the haughty Davis portrayed in history books, -the' ·letters -·most written by Davis to his son-in-law. J oel Ad- dison Hayes Jr .. between 1864 and 1882 -reveal Davis as a man who cared deeply about his family and worried about t he Southe rn soldiers and civilians who suf- fered becauseofthe war. And despite imprisonment and years of financial distress follow- ing the South's defeat, none of Davis' letters express anger at his treatment. Most of the letters deal with Davis' tangled business and legal affairs, primarily his lo ng battle to win tjtle to Brierfield, the Mis· sissippi plantation his brother. Joseph, gave him 30 years before secession. THROUGHOUT THE collec- tion is eviden ce Davis was bothered by t'he same problems facing other Southerners of the day : high prices, poor medical care, laxes a nd difficulty in find· ing dependable workers The collection includes 35 personal letters and a n assort· ment of financial records Among the latter arc bills for medical ca re and a funeral for Jefferson Davis Jr .. a victim of the 1878 yellow fever epidemic in Mem· phis. LETTER FROM HISTORY Student scans old Divis document ,.,..;,...,_ The existence of the Davis papers was known to but a fev. Davis heirs and officials of the First Tennessee Bank until re cently. The bank had had cusllxh of the collection since 188.2 because Hayes, who married Ma rgaret Howell Davis in J87fi. was then cashier of the State Na· taonal Bank. one of First Ten nessec 's predecessors Faet sheet out THE PAPERS WERE kept 1n a strong box in the bank vault until two years ago when th e·~ v.ert' turned over to the John Willard Br is ter Library a t Ml'mph1s State. The Da\ 1s Family Assoc1a tion. a group of Davis descen dants. two months ago r1nall) g ranted title to the un1ver!>1t\ for use by historical re!>ea rctwrs. al lowing the collc•ction to go on tli.., pla-'. A $40,000 grant from th,. Na t 1 o n a I Endow ml' n l for th t· llumanilit•s was USt.'d to catalog and microfilm thecollrct1nn Plan funeral ahead, ,save money, grief Ry Tht> Assodated Press Most people don't li ke to think about death. but planning fw the inevitcible can s.ive grief and money A 1979 facl·shcet from the Consumer Federation of America said that people s pc•nd $5 4 billion a year on funerals more th:m they spend for anything else except houses or cars The average price of a traditional funeral is more than $2 ,000 The Federa l Tra<le Commission investigated the funeral 111 dustry and said additional regulation was needed. Congrf>ss barred the agency from implementing most of the rules that were pro· posed. howc•ver. s ay ing state laws provided adequate protection YOU CAN HEl.P YOURSELF BY learning in advance what 1s involved in a funeral and burial. Don't wail until a death occurs and you havr to make arrangements for a family memtx-r or friend al a timr of sadness and stress L~t your family know ahead of time the kind of funeral you want The Continental Association of Funeral and Memorial Societies. Inc .. a group of non-profit organizations which help memtx-rs obtain simple and economical fu nerals. started a cam· pa1gn to teach people about funeral costs. a lternatives and laws There are 200 s ocieties across the country Mem- bers hip usually costs SIO to S25 Information 1s available from Suite I JOO. 1828 L St N.W . Washington, D.C. 20036. ( __ co_N_:s_u_M_E_R~J The first step in funeral planning, says the assocrntion. 1s lo decide whether.-_you prefer burial, cremation or bequeathal Burial is the most common choice. The price usually depends on the cost of thr casket, the services included and the cemetery charges. Contrary to popular belief. embalming is not required by st ate law in most cases. Nor does lt provide long-term preserva lion of the body CREMATION IS GROWING IN POPULARITY. It 1s simple and usually is less expensive than burial. Ashes may be scattered, •lored in an urn or buried. Caskets are not required by law for cremation. Bequeathal of your body or specific organs -to a medical school ls economical, but you make arrangements with the school in advance. You also must make alternate plans in case the circumstances of death make bequeathal impossible. For infor ma· tion, contact the Living Bank, P.O. Box 6725, Houston. Texas. 77005. The Living Bank is a non-profit registry which coordinates anatomical gifts, s upplies "Uniform Donor Cards" for people to t'arry and keeps records of potential donors. There are sever al things to keep in mind when shopping for a funeral. Among them · -BE PREPARED TO TALK ABOUT price "Bringing up money 'at a time like this' may seem crass and unfeeling. But a funeral la a major purchase and should be treated u such," says the association of me morial sodetJes. Ask for an Uemited price list. A handful of states require such" a list, but in most places, you are on your own. Find out exactly what is included. If the standard package covers Items you do not want, ask for a simpler arrange· n)ent. -Be ready for "extras." Additional limousines, burls I clothing, a grave liner. rtowel'1 and newspaper death announce- ments all contribute to the cost of a funeral. Some Cuneral dJrec· tors wlll advance money for these payments, bllling the cons umer at a later date. Find out it there ls a service charge for the cash advances. • Call the cemetery and check lts c harges . These fees are not lncludtd tn the price of the fun•r•I and they can be s ubttantlal. Find out what type or headalone1 Lhe cemetery permits. Aile about charcn for ~olns and cloeln1 the 1rave and for lonc·term ca .... If you are 1Daldq plana for yourself. let your family know about them. Write a letter of IUtnacUoa, 1l.1necl and dated. and 1end lt to your nnt-of.ldn or tbe penon who will M rupon1lble ror arranaemeni.. Do not put tbele lftltrucUoM ln your wlll or store tbe i.u.tr ia ~..,..,_It box. They may not be diacovertd un· Ul loDi aft4I' the f\awraJ. The letters. addressed to "Dear Addison.·· provide a fascinating \'ll'v. of life among what had been th<' South<'rn aristocracv The \Hlting. most or 1t in Davis· hand. 1s easily readable although the language today seems stilted MOST OF' TllF. letters were "rittl•n on finl'h lined embossed p:i1wr. and m:inv are in their original l'nvt•lo1w·s Thr postage -;t;,i mps bt.•ar thr tl:l'ills prire of )'.l'ndrn~ a lt•lll'r three l.'ents In a ll'tll'r dall·d :\Tov 26, 1980, l>a\'1!> wrote of has pleasure over ll a~·es· rnlll•<·t1on of :rn outstand- 111g d<'ht \lt•vNthell'ss. Da\'IS '>tild he W:Js n·turnini.: the draft to II ayes. "I intended that you should k<'<!I' the money when you collect- ed it. and put it to my credit ... " he wrote. "I therefore have can- celed the draft you sent me. a nd return 1l to vou. to be used as above 1nd1 cated. this being safer than to endorse 1t to you and so send it through our not over relia- ble malls ' The same letter discusses the price of brick for chimneys in tenant farmhouses There is a poa~nant addition about his late son "I RtX ENTI. \' RECEIVED a ll•ltcr from a brotht.•r' member of J C'fferson ·s He writes very affc·cl1onutely of my boy, and as ks for tht• scwiety a pil'ture of him." the father wrote. In a De<'. II, 1981 . letter from Louisville. Ky .. Davis brought his son-in·law up to <late on his travels with Vanna. his wife, and Winnie. a Oavis daughter. Both womt•n had hecome ill during the !rap. and Dnv1s said as soon as they werr ab!<-to resume the JOu rnc ). th(') would go to Bnerf1eld Jn 1882. Davis v.rote to com· plain about the proposed price of nc·v. tt•mtnt farmhouses at Bnl•rf1eld 'The.• pn<·c• 1s out of the ques- t ion. heing· nl'arly double the h1i;:ht.•M price we have ever paid fo r c;uch bulldinf(s .. Davis wrote. lllS DISTRESS AT the inflation of th1• times is mirrored by modern monl'y moans. although pra C'cs have changed somewhat - Davis was responding t o word from llayes that a builder had of- f ercd to erect the houses for $300 apiece. Natalie Stewart-S mith, a his· tori an who has been working with the Davis collection. said lhe papers are tmJ)ortant because they deal with a period Of the Con- federate leader's life that has brrn gl ven scant attention. "They fill in the gaps ... Mrs. Stewart-Smith said. "They were written after he returned to private life. and that period has been almost ignored. "I think they ar e important bee a use they show a different Jef· ferson Davjs than. what we've been taught. . . . He was really a warm. caring m an, and most of the histor y books don't show him that way," U.S., Chineae pr.obe quakea WASk l NGTON (AP) -• Chlne•e aod Amertcan 1clenUlta, after meettn1 only Umlted IUC· cess ln p111dicting earthQuakea, wlll monlt.or 1ravlty chanc" around P•kln1 for potsJble clun tofuturelremon. TIM proJett ls lb• first. earth· quake pndictJon effort between ti•• eouDtrlea and Involves IUptl'Hnlltlve Amerlcan-m..s. iTnltJ lmtnunenu. "'"'"' .,..,.,.,..,_-................. --, ....... .__, .. __ ;Jo .. _ ............ .,,.,;; ....... .-. ...... e-+ ~ ,w,w~ls 7JUJl-6t90 NEWPORT 1610 I I 01/2°/o Vsy elf~ble Newport Ceedo! Up1raded end unit! EXTRA windows MORE lilbl It MORE VIEW! Boom 1tora1e-& counl• apace. Take over low _, mo. payment, low •.300-10i,t% int. loan balance! Full pri ce -LOW . LO W $118,900 ! C all toda y. ·1700 THKREAL ES l:ATJl:RS OPIM HOUSE I ·5 SUHDAY MOY 23 ·ASSUMAILI 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home. AP· prox 9 yrs young. 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Cl09e to tennis courta, sandy beaches • clubhouse. Can be sold fully f umished $420,000. MIW ·we have several fine homes with pier & slip and for only $179,500. A beautifully well ~ared for 2 Bedroom & den: Overs1ze¥losets &c 2 baths. Workshop off garage & room for everybody on t h is 52'xt30' lot. Light, bright & happy. Come see it. 1179,SOO. . WA!WMTHOMI s BR. 4 Ba. e111tom 1"alerlron t bome W/17~' pvt dock. Price si•.ooo. FOi' detaJJ1 oa UU. home and •Ht to see, call Carol Hotr, alt. 831-00IM IAUOA ISLAMD COTTAGE Two ••u-. I ..... c.__. wittl fllcW face oa c....,... lot • Seier wtl cwl•r sec......., flltw: .... Of ... ed .t $209,000. .,.. ...... PRIVATE MONARCH IAY Thl1 Is the J ~oHt a.- you'•• b••" waltl•• for. Hardwood floors, c111to11t ...................... ,...., f•ty rOOM wfttt t.p flreplHt, Ilic•,_... ...t the coa•..._• ••d s.c11rity of • pri••t• CJHr~ ,.... C• be yours ffw °"ly $520,000. C .. ltOW ffw - oppoi..._.t to sH tltl1 top qHllty ........ FOURPLEX Sa1tta AH area. 3 y•ar old fCMN"plex wittt cocca: .. ity poof. mtd recreatiOll rOOM. lec:at.d ... c11l ·de-soc style co11rtyercl atwto...... 0. .., 3 bdnlt witlt a.cleck, tltrH 11•lh 2 ..... Grfft ........ lo. .. .,...,. I 00/o. Price $242,500. CAREFREE LIVING IH IRV. Y Oii just cOR't filtd a IMtter co11tbl1tatlo1t of co111fort, wchtsloa ..ct locatloft at tWs •rery affordable price of Sii ,500! We .-. offerfitCJ a I ldrm co1tdo111l1tl1111t l1t Tit• SprhMJI of wthent l"IM. Yw'I be 9'ocl yOM acted• tltl1 .-. AUTHENTIC SPANISH . EMERALD IA Y Clo11k tied r..t Sp•I• a.-. Oc••••lde l••r•lcl loy feat .................... . floon...,..cc .. p. l ...._ 3 latlts, fo•lly roo•, for•ol dl1tl1t9. Really o 1tlce hCHH. $575.000. LIDO ISLE-QUALITY AHD CHARM H•wty 11tRGd1led 3 ..,._., 3 le + .... ,. .... & .... floon. JtOutlc• el99•ce, troclttfo.• dHiCJl'o SMper floor pl• for ettte1 tm d cg. L-. wy paHo. Ml1tl 1111111t upk••p ho•• for ultimate buclt i•i1t9. Good fl11mte:INJ .. o1w.. be1t lMly Oii Lido. McMy extros. SlH,000. 644-7020 NEWPORT IEACH In Mewport INclt -Looi! to u.,o Ant SlllC & FINlt PLASTERS C S R P A E T 0 R I C V A R 0 I R C 8 Ef P L ASTER SJA Pl R 0 PS KA E T V l H E 1 0 G 0 0 L 0 B E H W Q I U 0 T T A L R Y A 0 ~ U C I 0 M 0 0 0 H 0 P H H S A Z 0 U G E ~ I H 0 N E 0 H H B Q E U T R E H B i T 0 l I A A C T E 0 X J H A E C W R I R F G G 0 S C S N W U 1 T E A R L S T II P V H A H U C R 0 8 S K S C H 0 A N E G E B I C T A T 0 U C T l W P R F Y Y S U M 0 C S 6 A H G C A 1 H E A P P I S K A X S P G S 0 E T B 0 Y A U R V A I T J R 0 0 I C H H U C Z T R H E G N R T T l T A 0 E H A C L A T U 0 R G E R I P G U R L Q 0 G R Y 0 U E T 0 U 0 T £ S A C S l lnetructlonl . HiOdtn wor.-befow ~ foMwd, lledl• -d-. up, down Of ~y. Find elth end boll It In. -.. ~ ':~:.'i' SCC\'l~~-jffis• -----~ lty ~;-L • ... ..... •·-t'Clfl9e ~· of it. '°"' otoo..bled _,,. be-low 10 forM lour 11,...i. -dt \ MO Y B E O stllWt walk io So. Coast Ptua. Full price is only Sl4.SOO. Hurry. c all 75J.3lil. WISLIY M. TA YLOI CO.. llAL10R IALIOA Pll•IMIA. !Ill S..J11; I ........ MIWPOIT CIMTll. M.1. '44-491 O CSELECT T'PROPERTIES Quality oceanfront triplex. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Excellent income. $1.300,000. BI LL CR UN DY . REALTOR MIWUSTIM6 ~ CLOllTO II.ACM 3 Bed, 2 balhl each u.nit Furoiabed. Stone F t lowe r . G oo d 1 um mer/Winter rental. Ask ' ' ' , •4 ll, 1 I • JUST JASMIMI! JUSTGllAT! Owner will carry rinanc· ing a t 9% on this 1 beaulifully upgraded plan6, in J asmine Creek. Nice landscaping and a picturesque v ie w o mountains ahd m ini · ocean view. $359,000. Call Mary Ann Anderson Uflliijl()UI: ti()Ml:i Reeltors. 675~ I I MIWPOltT H ... HTS MOT MUCH FIXIM 3 Bdrm 2\-'J bath ex· ecutlve home. Newly landscaped with brick entry. Huge comer lot with spa too! Bring paint brush, 'cause it needs some help inside. Call now to cash in on $$$. (I) SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 J 4-631-6990 'We atJ.~6L f<eaft'I THANI DUI MANY FRIENDS IN THE COMMUNITY AND WISH YOU AND YOUIS A HAPPY THANKSGIVING IUD llLUTTH JOAN llACIY MAM.YM IUUUY DIA amTOM KAW IUIUllSS LABY CASTLI IUTH H Y061 DAMP• l•MAM -..... y LLOYD JUDY MclCIMHA MAXIMI NOPP SALLY TBWIU.HHa LORITTA Y.AM OST llU YIMCIMT llYlal.Y WHITI ... A WHITMIY Dt~ WIWAMS A ... ti.my of J• D. a.-11 & S- 2515 Int Coett HH)llw.y c ......... M_. 675·3~ 11 THE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE COSTA MESA OFFICE 2790 ........ 11-.4 C7 I 4t 141-949 I sail '8 MONTH a re certainly t e rrific monthly payments for this four bedroom home with a bonus room. Ap· proximately $97.750 in takeover loans, and priced to sell at only $128,500. Call 714/545·9:49.1 today. T .AICIOYIR S 121,000 IM LOAMS! Keep the monthly payments in line with this big, beautiful Mesa Verde home. Four mammoth bedrooms. family room and liv- ing room with fireplaces, and a gourmet kitchen. Priced at only $215.000. 714/545-9491 T.AICIO .. '4Yt•m O.SMJ Impressively low monthly pay. ments for th i s spacious townhome, priced to sell. Amenities include a wet bar tasteful interior decorations and a secluded brick paUo for relax· ing after wori. Act now for only 1115.000. 714/545-9491 HCAMYOM L ove l y M c L a in townhome. Goll course locatioo. 2 Bdrms +de n and it'& a wooderful end l.llit. Excel. financing & priced to sell. $300,000 lnirMWf~~~ve.I TUtl.IX *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 Large 3 Bdrm, 2 bath fireplace plus two· Bdrm, 1 bath in excellen condition. Priced a $l91,SOO. associated Ht _ , · ~ ~ , ' .. THE 1~ NUM_BER TO SEE HEWPOllT llACH <>FACE 204J Wntclff Dr. 1714) 646-7711 MIW USTitffi Ne wport Beach Backbay on lovely cul·de-sac street. 3 bdrm. 2'h baths . 2 fireplaces. e xtra la rge rooms . Spa rkling clean w/plush carpeting. jus t like new. FLEXIBLE TERMS. CREATIVE FINAN CING. #291 LOCATIOH -LOCATIOM Newport Beach FIXER UPPER!!! Excellent potentia I. quiet tree lined street. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. family rm·kitchen. fireplace. private yard. RV access. Inc re dible terms. SELLER WlLL HELP FINANCE!! #292 STAWTB NOMI First time buyers or investor's dream. This is our lucky day. 3 bdrm home close to fwys. schools • shopping centers. We 'll tailor down & terms to fit your needs. CALL TODAY WON'T LAST !! ! #293 Walker ft lee R11I E1t1t1 STAR GA'ZER11 •. l--;..;.;..;.~---U1 U \ \ R POLL" M Y°"' Ootf, "'''"''t Gv·d• l). V J.rcord1"9 'O lht $10'1 fc,. Jt .. rlop mfnCgt for Fr1dO\ •f'Ocf wOf'd\ CC>,'t>\PQ"d•f"9 IO !"'Vmbrt1l> \)• )oY, Z<>d1oc b1rth ''~ 1.. )SWiii I LMc-• JI""" )A ,, .. ....... >f.l.Aiwlrt•• ...... l& .._ ....... , • • ...,,,. llOf ra.-..t 17-.,tOM• '°' ,. Ooc.,Of. ..... .. .. tOOi IO"'Oll ...... tt ,_,,. •t Attltlf i=.:=~ :~~"~ ~=:u u,., .......... ,...... .,. ,_.._ .. AN ,,~ .,._..., .,...,... •11twt~ ~=~::: .. =~ 11 ,..... ltOot-11 n-uoo ll'er UT~ ,. ,., .. W'WI -~ MV•O """"'===-i ~=-:~ -~ .. ._., "'• •et:...• ........,, •v.., 1~Cood @ \dune 11 t111 ...... &)N•p .. ,lol'!1M<' .. _ ...... ., .... ~ . ... ·--·~ ...... .. ., ,,.,. nu.-,,•• ""8 , .... '-,. ......... . ". ,, ... 1IHV11tl•t "°" ·-.,,.,....,..., ... _ .. ,,.. .. --. ·-.......... ., ... •c:..-.......... ...... .... .... £Ncutul 5 Br, 5 Ba, huge master suite, maid's qtrs. beautiful light decor, eotertainin1 home: Room for M ' yacht. Consider option. Priced at 11.100,000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 631·1266. Res. 700-1580. II/MAX PDllGULA PT. BEAUTY Me ..... ..-.4 iR fM1 I I j31J• J be4. J .... i.e... s... ........ fHt•NI htehMh: 1111•9'94 exterlw, st•IH4 ...... ,......... • .......... tllytltllh _. ,........_. l•llacifklt Two • 1pl1c"' t-, ,.... ,._ .._. ... ,.. ....... 2-ltory "-· se.,. .. • ., & Oc--. OwMrs w• ..... / ...... •4 c.-ot cloM Hcrow ..tN .My, I ti I . $465,000. 631-1400. NEWPORT CONDO AME LOCATION w .... w .. tclff ,.... ..._, .tllh ... 2 11e4, 2 b& coado. Pool _. pri••Y· Oww wtl •slit tt..clllg -••••I• eo-wlMM/.,.._. $124,500. EXCEPTIONAL LIDO BAYFRONT Fnlllty pczk:fed. c·_,.tect _.ii adrhcl 2-story ..._ • tt. WA TR wtlll '"MAIM IA Y Y11W'' of II yacfttfltcJ •H•lfy _.. lligltt ........ 0,.. ..cl spocl-,._ lacl•cle ll•l!HJ roo11t o• wahr wlttt flreplac•: ._..... dlMIMJ ,,., caaffl .... ... ,._ l ......_ Mnter ..... wtlll fireploc• •d wolll·I• cedw clo .... Oww wtl osslst wftft &mclMJ OJI' wtl esca...p for --....... $"5,000. WATERFRONT HOMES,1Nc. REAL ESTATE -,.,..,, Rrnr•h P•Ol><'"I M..,,_,,...,,, 31~ Marnw Avrt &!boa tsi.nd '7M ... A CONVENIENT SHOf>PINO ANO SlWINO CUIOE FOii THE CAL ON TH l CO Horses in Action lath block •S a beaut•tol sludy ot lhOIOu&hbreds 1n atllon1 Brin& the romance of Jhe Wild West to lift with tllrS Quilt tor l boy s room den o catton house [My stllthety1 P11tern 1400 ttssue 1ransfe1 .ol 24 mollls ch1rts IOI 6011 • 8911 inch Quilt Sl.75 for uch pattt1n Add SO& each 111ttt1n loi l11st-clm 111 m111 and handhna S.. '9: ..... Softly Stirring! hel lree. 0el1<t0U$1J fret. 1n a soll elms 11111 1t1rs up 1nt1test wlle!M! ,o11 Co· f u II sleM5. blollMd waist. lllO'llRI Wit for sllett wool. blends. Printed Plttlfn 9262· Mims Sun I, 10, 12. 14. 16, 11, 20 Silt 12 (bufl 34) tellls 2 711 ,ardl S4-nicll '*IC Im SUS t. _. ........ ........ ....... S-111 ...... 1~~!1__,!~~;!Y~'9L~O~T~--:---....!!'!-'I~~:_!· N!•~~-~·!·:J-!!!, N1 181 hr.. ...... .... S. ~ .... S. "' ................... iii ....................... r~;················ .. ~.!!!.'!'!~.................. ~~~! .... ~.~ ........ -······· ...... ! .... ~~ ...... ~!~! ~ .. ~ ...... ~!~! ....... .... .. .... .. t• 1111 ....,.., ... llf OWl•TIMSNCpl ,·;.;.:, ............ i.i44 ..................... . ... 1994_"4!H1•••••••••••• '-.._ ... IO aa '",9~ .._ ..U tltll lllr, Ua, •-••••••,•••••••••••• -•-••••••••••••••• ,.. . ... .... . ......... .. .. . . . . . . . . . telAWAYCOMDO "'-.. t SIH,IOO .~bedroom . 2·1lory adult llALTOIS '71-111' CA 1111 OPPOITUMITf: Jet• • E:t;utss _. '5 h IML llTAft II ,_., -W. MAft 0 ' 0 '!( I •• , __ .... •• J ..ii .... el=ltAHll AllllTAMCI ···•·•· ......... COU Of MIWPOIT llALTCMtS Ziii i. C...t HwJ.. c:..-.. W. 671-5111 · ,uait on ac r es o r '1 i•ndscaped g round •·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Owner will help finance I ''lit 13'li. Assume gc.{ loan •li()peo Sat/Sun 1·5. 4431-_______ _ -VA. 0.... ••Y 1141.llO ar lo. Cit Plaaa. uw ••IPAAMD WILi.OWi. --~ re..a . .... 'If'-~" lty.. Mt•llA&.n ~. -:!fi:per. OrHl •WOODDICll ... I ... + ... •ft:. Term• !':rs rm ~:,':r: 1461114 'f!J.:..JA:.'JJJ,C»O. ff• r I t·a •• p ark avall ....... -..n MUSAVEAD848r.2Ba ............ s Bdrm 2~ Or-Tree .. I h I Ba, Jcar aarace, bot tub. ,. -L ...,OITClllT wt poo · Be aut. ctatraa air. a•u.mable 10WIZSOMll • lad9cpn1 Ir eaay care lou with i.t T.D. of lbdrm lba J rf :.,.~j c:J~:·c:~~ 2SUS..UAMAve. yard. OWner !DA>' carry sr.ooo. t~'lt lnterea&. roru.'conn'nn':':na~: Superb toc:alloa. Pool. -21,i ba, toelemp. flnant:ln1. llJl,IOO. D. AllllDl-.500. Located rl1bt on tbe _.... •M·. • 8owUReaJIOt~ll50. anarn. LoU of privacy. C / Z '1 · tit I• w p • r t • ' •~'-'" J IAITstDI ParldQI rllbl outaide tbe C...W -.-y AZ 100 dooc'. Phaa out.1t aadln1 --• recreational faclllUe1. 640-1317 Ml lrK P'•B Cos)' lBr starter home. Adult only com mualty. .. TO MA.CH .,_-la 11 Acent. MS·OllZ. U1 ht, britht S Bd rm -tl--MO •••••• 3 br. l~ ba home ln Hun· beauty that won't la1t. -r-NTH II Uncton Bu el\. New a p· Move ln conclltlun and a.t value In Coata Mesa Bea~ul 4 Bdrm home pllaocet. carpet Ir paint. t==t price for the with t heH p ayments . with extensive tile. 1.ct.M.111A~nM. IS... ea. A11umable l\l1h Th.I.a II a 5 bedroom pool llkyUahl.I, and even an in· roL ~cnTA ,,. loan. Don't m in home with ltaJJ.n tile . door tarden all In one 3 br, l\t ba home In Del ~. new carpet, and plumbed .•. Cerro area. Orig.. CALL fouolarheat .We'reonly owner• Lots of wood • RED CARPET · ..atlna Sl19.9C'IO for this II A t I t b e a u t y . C a I I a t pane nf. • ea • 7•..a-1202 e 1 ,',(~I t I .. I J 't '"' 1 .'000 ~~ ~ 714 /~~91 W TOICNOOL · 191 4 br, 2 be home ID Santa 911 * •f lllTASTIC Ana. Grnt family home. .. fll TllE Upt(raded l Bdrm sur· ~-=--- llSTIUY!!! Gloucester Dr 1off Tustin 6tiJe.tween 20th·2lat St.) •• • • Joan Lively. Rllr. 11 1421799 ,7 ,2 0 111wf 0 -••&'JS Axw -h e..,•• rounded by trees and WOODIRIDGI •o nuu911 In Collese Park. Thu. 3 ponds Decor a te d in Superb 2 Bdrm A'shford I n t h l 1 I a r II e 4 br. I'• ba at Sll~.000 hlUI eartht ones and wood Hu1"hrS. •••••••••••••••••• i'JW =~-~---llWlmMTPAB ~,---•utr.a•b· le\uq allowM, I pvt bdll, pool• ftalUD1 pier. ..... (114) •·•11 BrHtbtalllDI view of Pacific rrom San Cle mente llland .t o Hollywood HUI• fro m thil Immaculate 3 Bdrm, den, family room home. Amid toweriDI pines. BHmed celUn11. com· ple tely re decora t e d . 838$0 . don osen 1 • , I •I'"- lZl.3 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497.4848 Vict oria Highl a n ds. Unsurpassed w h ite water v1ew1 from nearly every room from . this spacious 4 bedroom, den ft family room home. Ex· ce.llent, now for enter· t aimP,&;_~75JiM>O. g Sr I n II I, .. 1 ~ u-u with ~rttnbelt locuuoo .... ....... I 0.6 bdrm+bonlAI r m home. a.qum pvt R:r1.y Joun panelhna. Assumable • I ....... Priced lo s hOYt the• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bri"hl "It h Ith II ,.ft •• r d t c io·.~ loan. Owner may ·,0 1 '1&unit.s,all2 Br2 Ba.only volW.YllW " a c en w 11 ...... or ! a cntury consider 2nd Ask ing 1 .,. own t·r Ytants al'11011 new appUCanfJl Sl l~.000 21/Gold Coast Realtors. _,""" 9 yrs old. Prime corner Location offe rs view. fll st S151.5m 1°'941AH.Y ,,.L S48 1168. art 6pm. tktty. -·"""· location. Easy rentals. priva cy. seclus io n & 216:14tl,000 .. RED 566-82411 i)\\bodb d tvfer your down and CAR~ . ~I rl IU> Y ' pa rking. Terms oCCer I • ......_... ~' ...__ p-&....o I 026 .,-, QWner may finance the 1 -7s. .111 1202 -_, a~ e n ti r e b a I a n c e . ne1dbllity at seller's he p. •• I 00 000 vr· .............. ......... ~a••u Assumable contr•ct of SIM.000. 12% Interest . 1940 m o . payment Be.utlful & Immaculate S&iS 3 Br + F.R. + huge family rm w /frp le . $149,900. DIHFIELD Gn?al 2 Br + den w Jcen lral air, brick patio & in immaculate cond1t1on. Super end unil location. close lo pool &, park Sl.25.900. SPECT 14..._UL.All ••• 0 . views & Catalina s un· • .,. e sets can be yours in this °'r 1 m m a c u 1 a l e t h r e e 1. bedroom hom e . Well localed in a good family neighborhood & com· ~ Sl LSO nhn So act ! ! These two view ~.. t1' 11• .~.. SS I ·3000 • ,uuu. ho ood b l .,.. ...... •• ~., pletely refurbished in· 1, side & out. Excellent mes are a g uy a OPB4 HOUSI ·ttH arn11l'a Ph),lr.,lnf' .. n JICllS IEALTY 1565·~! '7Mtoo HUGE .. ,.. • 61 g. 6670 EHD CMDO SAT /SUM 12·4 , -TutefullY decorated 4 I Newport Crest 2 bdrm ' lqMUS RM 2JJ41 llG SUit Br + FJ[ +formal d in· P/4.RIP/4.SIEO nnancinJt. $219.ooo. CROWMrOIMT :-';,jii;iiiiiWiiiiiiAiiiTHiiiiiiiiiFaiiiiiiiiOiiiMTiiiiiiiiiii• I ~ ;r.t~~':!a~l~e:'o~~ F.aser buyers read t h• ~~="' ~·;r:hcl~~;c, 5 ,~.~~';· ~ugremg11;a:!~h~;'1o~c Rt~ ~°![:/t":s~°!d:~~~~ ~JM .;~n ~ ~~:ii~u~ ~ PIER/FLOAT. quaint 2 1 ~~.~Ider ???? Now Clasaified adl every day. lt..t..... 1 •nclood P11tlo/Oa m ~I mulna . But buy inl Lake. Upgraded th.r/out. quiet cul·de-sac. Many Bdrm home on legal R·2 , ...,MAURY STAUFFE R u you have aomet hlnl ~A .... ff Room. 2 liaths , f'umllyj area. $135,2$0 V~n Luit. Va nderb ilt , exciting features includ· This one is perfectly located . ocean s ide. north end. quiet cul·de- sac. A very well main talned three bedroom home with a p O'OI There's even a bunk room for teenage guests. 1 2 , fOl'sal.e,reach tbemrast Room,Shake Roof.Good "C"THOM•Si Mltchell & Sin clair ing Me xican paver s, o t. ca r garag e . I SEA UON REALTY and ine . 1 11 w.tMA• . .I I Nurth <.: M a re a .1 A wall/cvgs. D/r Chand. wood decking & a larae $4.25-=~• la Pr I 673-U54 642 5678 xpens1ve y, ca j 671-JU I S13UOO. ,. REALTOR reserved. Use sm lender yard. Spe.cial t~·~ nnanc· 'f op. 1 · · 1 R-·a.. ,_..,. ...,~4 ... , ls $3SO 000 1ng a vail 't al e nd of1 1l ei IHltors l -..... , I .. -10071 ,..,..tr ...... ·~ 234 W.Cnastllwy NB ora""'s prcor • · Dec be I •·Al-• I .. · Will pa slg agt com m. em r. ••·• •675-7060• ' 180 U.._.ITS !•••••••••••••••••••••••! OPB4HOUSI ,548· S4SS643 Call owner S52-082S to FOllLE/4.SIE S344.SOO. I " llACHConA.•I 1 Sl4.T. IJ:l0to4:3 0 ! _ __ _ _ see· 1 s sharp & clean lrv1ne j i'•iiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;i_ • 1 ChanDi.n home 10 ulet 1 I I 24 C.-Mft , ......,114• hoch I 040 homes 5'25 mo to $1000 . BACK 8 "'Y 1 g q I Su d 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••' --mo. Some vacant' ,, l•LIO• 1 A , n el.g hb or h oo d on1 .per 4 B rm. 2 bath :For Sale By Owner . 559.alll " " Prime location ideal for conversion. . PeninsUla. Lots of room. w 1 l h great B ON us MUST SIELL! 1 • I · ~'l ..... '7.~M.;ii(t4.~ t. . .. Near new contemporary I 2 Bdrm and 1 bdr m un its with : la yd. Reftted. Very good. ROOM including pool ta ; 4 b r . 1 ~. b a . g d I ~ financed. 3 Br. 2 ratE I e~• bdrm & den. ups l airs l (anancing wtSZSS.000 by' ble. New cer amic tile.' neighborhood Sl 10 000 Ba H<>UM!. ~·000 down. ~ I •• li ving room & deck with 1 extensive recreat ion facilities. I owner. Offers 1nv1ted .. New d riipes & c pt'g.I owe Small '2nd Bkr 7~an7ce13 at l3n . si24 .900 1' I l\.JI04 : ., a peek at the bay Quah I $11.700.000. Will cons ider exchange. (714>873-1110, 1137.SOO 67S..Ol8S ' ""' 1 1 SS9-llll i ·-------- l714) 494-1177 . 1ty hardwood rtoors .1 -1 •.CalifReatty I -· ;,1~elmg &cabinetwork.1 1714) 673•4400 1C.-.. M• 1022. 54L 5605 1 FtXIERUPPIER! 'h/4.CREHOMIE P L US .••••••••••••••••••••••• , .... PIRFICT COMIO I ---c ar garage 1 1 1 Good neighborhood.' ...... le.ch 1041 I Ocean view 3 bdrm. lux Clll'l)Ort. $390,000, I 12 I 31 62 .. 2121 ; MUST SILL! I Lrg Mesa Verde Home needs paint & TLC 4 V 1 E W -H 0 M E l•••••••••••••••••••••••• urious wood & glas1> TL-H _.._ ... • ~" I 0 I rt t t •·-'-11 b S107 000 LOCATION Walking dista nce to ~ ..... or-vvr .-rea. _.... I w n e r e I ll e . i owe . uw m, • a. . I A I l in p r es ti g i 0 u s I ii llealEstateFW. spacio u s dupl ex . (21.3)794-3722eves I' OWCSmal 2nd Bkr I Turtlerock. President ON THE BEACHMobilej' beach.Utimate privacy. I fireplaces. garage. 17001 biS·OlS5 I home plan 70. 4 Bdrm, Home 2 Br. red wood lavish outdoor s pa & IO'\ I '-'I 111 \I I \ I'\ . 11 OHLY $299,000? 1 •Ves. and this Newport ••Beach Duplex 1~ only• I • .block from the beach ' lj0~per unit. 2Flr. I Ba , wer Umt. 28 r. 28a '· th units have built ms. "«building has new puint and new carpets. CALL NOW BEFORF. .__1T_lSGONfo~' IO'\ I "- 1: 1 \I" ''·l 0Easts1de Costa Men. ,Gloucester Dr 2 Br con do with patio. dbl ·~arage, pool. clubhouse. ~ Jlulling green. secluded area. Owner will help l'inance. $12S,OOO. , .. GI I WA L K E I "REALTY 67.5-5200 '''ft)l"'\.....t~.+ ,,,, ~· 'I Bay & Bead'f Real Estate 11 41f.t.tflfAfrllCElUNCUIHCf Ifft 11 I , 1, DOVEi SHORES ••11Ele1anl three bedroom ho me. Fam ily room Formal dln 1n1 room. 11iT.atefully decorated. 11. ~e huge yard . pool, "'ntleckln1 and luxuriant h planlinp are a n absolute 111drearn. .. a resteul retreat from reality. Price re· ·e to 1475.000 1-1300 M.I. ···-------- THE l<U* NUMBER TO SEE NEWPORT HILLS OFACI 2610 SAM Mt6UIL Dam 17141 75'-1501 $30,000 DOWM • ... CA.MYOH YllW * Tran1>ferred owner insisted on best. take udvantage Set aRainst a chan1CinR ha<'kdrop of green and ROlden slopes. long shadows. and twinkling lights : this rna1cst1<· 5 bedroom home offers a llPUl'lfJUS ti led foyer flanked by lar~e hvini.: room and dinln~ room. The ruddy ~low of blazing logs from 2 fi replaces prnv11les a feelinll of snuR <:het.>rfulness You art• Ruaranteed Lo love 11 at $2'79.000 Terms l'Ustom tailored to your needs. Fur privatt• -;howinj! cull 17 l41 759·1SOI DBJGH1'FUL WAL.LID GAIDB4 l'reale:. a wt-kommg entry court This ,p;.1c111u1> 4 l>t'droom home feature~ a l'ountry k1tt·ht-n planned for df1c1ency with fr1·ni·h do•111i lt-11dtn11! to a gart.len patto Tl1111 t11nelt.>"'11 heauly offers a rel;ixt'CI llft1'tYk & true vi.lut-i.I $136.9~ 1-'or app111ntml•11t to v1t-w call 17141 7!\!1 l!\111 OU» FASHIOMIO ••• "" uhuntlanet-"' pllll't'll to be 11lone' A unlftlll' ('(lml11n16l llln or lO<'lltlOO de1111n und vuhu· Th111 1•lcl(unt &t 11p1u·1ous f11mlly hum 1• r1•ul lltl'll ,1 W()rk of U craft11man thr11ul(h11ut and 111 .1wrfl'Cl for th<' latrl(t fam1 lv with 11n udlve lif~•lylc. If you wunt 1n111umum li vability 11t mlnlmttm t•11s t <·till 17141 H9·1501 tor prlutt llhowrnR Compare vulue at $2411.500. Plla..uPPll!tl Bring your .,alnt brush 1nd broom and s· vc SSSS on this 2 bedroom cott111• In e C011tu Mesa locatWn. R·Z ;iontni er tea dCVt!lopmenl potential for furtht,>r inve m'1nt. A bargain at S95.000. (;a ll 17141 1501 for further dcl11llt1 • •OCIAH .. ONT •* The good things of life at their helit ! Thl1 serenely beautiful 3 bedroom home strikes a balance with nature lma1lne snuggling by a cru klln1 fire. while llstenlnic to the roar end the wave• breakLn1 .-o r Iona w a l k• d o wn unlnlerrupted expansn of be1tch. Thl1 pre11t11re re.Iden~ Is offered at '790.000. Call '7141758-1501for1 privalu howlnJ. • • IACI COUNTIY · YllW. '* Featurin1 footbllla that ~II to lhe horiion a1111url"' • rur•I atmoaphtre and lranqlJll cont.-.ment. The exterior of Utlt nne T U I 'L!ROCK home r eflecu a ayma. .. Jny ot brick, wood and t0erln1 panet ot 11a11. Offered at 1241.000 wltll exceptlonaJ On•l'lctna. Call11114> '7•·150l. 'sq. ft. each unit. Grossi Lrg Mesa Verde Horne. -STAY IN SHAPE ' family room , in doo r, deck, ced ar s hakes .I gmaazs~tbeorosrfu1'steec l~'d1etdh I $1650/mo. 29 % down ., owe. I -. OWC balance. $29S,OOO. <21.3)794·3722eves. I All year long. sw1mmin~ laWldry. 3 car gar age : hardwood Int . frplc f1replal·e. r orma l ap Bkr.675-0185,646·5264. 1-------l in your sparkling pool ' comfortable family fS9J100;(711!499·J816 prabal $3.J0,000 Of fered ---IUYERS EW R 1 I HR l home and more! Call for , at S299 soo. 2Br. 2Ba -condo. Steps-to. T h ' b 1 . ( 1 Af E 1 c~:!c~:~~d4ncw ~·p2l~; ! appointment to see. --1 DOWNTOWN b h $228 00 u • 1s eaut1 u our "'' $410~ THEllGSTEAL I eac .5 · u Y bed.roomhomeon aqwet blt n m1c r owu v1" i.:a::.; ......,.. IEACHHOUSE owner. 213·944·9781 days, tree lined street has lo be ra~gc. J\bund11n1 used! .::.:::.!:~~OO ~ s! 7~~·~!r~: ~n t~~~! 3 Bdrm, 2 b11th. oc·ean 1 213 ·691 ·4 769 or .sold. New roof. ne w bnc~ Walk to Hhool1>I s h a r p Dana P oi nt view You can't beat 11 714-673-7460 eves. pain.l. private backyrd, and shops, from 4_uiet cul 1-_ ------_ _ duplex. Two bed rm. 1 for S179,500! • fantastic sun porch to re· de sac. $139.900 <.:all 00"' bath upper unit features 1-.....,,,J!.1"#-HllllE COMConAel lax in after. a hard day's for1>t;Sf~ARPET new carpet, fresh pa mt. ~MG CORMACK RElc _,,_ -OMI work. Creal as11umable b a d · 11 r-•-loans . C all u s at 193-13 51 e me cei ng s, I-' .. 1172,100 f1~, d.lnlna ar ea .. or 3 Bdnn 2 INlth hom e 7l4/S4.5-N9l 40;0 DOWN MOllTHWODOD =h t.o !!l~~e Y1°txs":~ ._,~a. n. l ... h with Isolated m aster '·---No qualifying Assume 1 • Lower unit as a Heres a c h a n ce t o bdrm (ca n be parent ~: . · 14.318,, 3 new homes to l 3 Bdrm 2 ~ Ba s 1pgle "weekender" whale at purchase the least ex retreat or an·luw qrtrs ...J!!'-__ choobcfrom J br.2'J ba family detached home. the Marina 'ouT Or pcnSl\'e h o me 1n AND a 2 bdrm cottage. From SISO.OOO Beach Many upgrades. 2 car STATE OWNER MAY Emerald Bay With 11 ht Anyway you describe 11 -----prope rt ) 960 12 17 . g.arage: Sub~1t TERMS PROVIDE TERMS for lle T LC and landscap1n)Z it's charming, up to date FORCED 951 6001 agt Creat1 ve fin an c 1 n g . qualified buyer Offered Uus s uper v1eYt prope~t) and ~Z/ful~~~ed. TO SELL -Owner anxious Offered ror only s144.ooo r ULL could be.an outs tandtnl! f9r llGASSUM. LOAM al$1Ql.SOO PRJCE! residence and in vest "44-JZI I Dynamite four bedroom.I MISSION REALTY ment. Owner wall pro 2 bath home located on a Completely refurb1!ohed 3 WDIRG VILLAGE 98SS. Cst Hw4 Lafuna v1de financing with 29'. pleasa nt lree Ii ned BR 13.ba home in llunt ----49 ~07 I down Proudly offered al s t reet . 8 e a u ti r u 1 Bch l mile from ol·oan Uruquely and beautifully ,,__ ~ screened porch for enJOY· Brand new a ppltant·es upgraded 3 Bdrm condo. -51:.........:.._ 111_ .... Rlty lltiil I Y &. "1n ~lf.f l S12A 000 ChoLce corner a cross THI llG STIE/4.L -unu ing the football ~a~es on ' Century 2 1 from park wilh mountain Dana Point duplex. 2 br . 673-8700 Sund.•Y or relaxing m the 979 I 050 View. Priced at Sl 12,SOO. 1 ba upper. I br lower . 1 ~ ~ evening. Many new up • --..--.,.......... I 052 grades & near schools! NEAR THE LAME new crpt, fresh pa int. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •i' ii H IAI £5 lllYIMI THIA.CE POOL&YllW O n I y $1 28 . so o . LAKEPAftKAftEJ\ beamed ceilings. frplc, 714/54.5·9491 Walk to beach. s<'hools. Woodbridge 2 Bdrm plus dining area & encl patio. A l'OZY 3 bdr m with formal dining home with pool and highly expands· ble view of harbor & and ocean. A new listing at ooly S330.~. and Lake Park 3 BR. den. 2"'2 Ba . con do ()(fered for only $144 .000 f mll tt l "Brig,hton " B pla n . FULLPRICE! u Y rm. ·~e r 2 ot MISSION REALTY 0 l l f Large master bedroom wner w1 1nan te 494·<Y731 SJIS.000 Pnnl' onl) J\gt stile. Sunny kitchen on ____ _ 536-1484 . ~36 8013 cul-de-sac. $214.SOO. MEW CllMow "44-1211 3br. 2ba, ram rm. hv rm, din rm. frplc. assum. 8"'•'k loan. ntcely d e· coraled. $124.900-3163 eao.dian Dr. 979·1793 FINANCING BY SELLER Lovely S Br 3 Ba w for mal d1n1ng rm . 1-yr old house. reduced fam1 l.> rm. huge encl SU,000. 4 br . 2""1 ba, patio rm. Choice area. -c::---=--1-t nwtY UPgrades. Assume Pncedtosell at$159.500. loan . No q u a li fy ing. By appt onl.> " agt Hl.A"4DS owe. ca11 951.zs19. 536-r.M> •MC ..... •• l.iiii--iiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiilHAAiff9• 1042 Lovely family and enter· CAU ....,. talnment home. 48.r. ---•TOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ..... B a , b ea ut i ful .,..___ llARBOURPINES courtyard P•tlo, fee 5 8drm,2.,.,.ba.2200sqrt 2stry2Br.2•2batwnhs. l111nd. SIH .SOO. Bkr. ColonlaJwlthpool.Super Rdwd deckin,;. l'Omm if&.4olO. location · view of lights pool. $131,500 By owner llVMTlllACl -1 Md back bay. IM6-1890,ti41 8321 OM.Y '~ DOWM y ........ OWHt' Im. 1044 Beaut. Jbr, °" 2 + den. ., ·-·Sun~ l\>alh· ..•...•..........••.. ,. i,e quart.w lot. new pal.nt · -r -• In • out, MW CpU, llfW -* •IEAllTlfUL noor111,, pool, •P•·l=~~-~~~~iiil New3bdrm 2 bath Wood· Ndwood deckln1, loll of brid1e home with front room to add on. lm med. ASSUMABLE ~ncyl OWC fl nanc · covered patios. S765/ in& • .-r.ooo 1 .. MhOld. monthly on one year l e a se . Jn c lud ee RCTaylorCo l•ol() ')')00 YARDWORK PROBLEMS not with this o ne . A spacious 3 bdrm. 21-, ba Townhome with ram. rm. Easy care plank and block multi-level patio with Malibu lighting and fountain . C lose to beautJfuJ park area with tennis and pools". which ena,bles you to have more lime ror ramllv fun. ltS23 CAM"'5 Da· IRV!tf£ WOOO&GLASS 4 Bdrm. 2""1 bath. str eet to street lot Assumable loan. Fixed r~te . El2S.OOO. Peg Allen Rltr 494 7S78 A VlLLA in a GATED COMMUN ITY All rec Cacil 2Br+den $8SO Spacious home an lower TAB 3BR 3ba w 1v1ews SlSOO. LOCJ111M Vlloge ll.E. 497-1761 HOHIYMOOM conAGI Charming 2 Bdrm home with lovely m ount ain view. Great rental unit or honeymoon cottage. SllO.~. don o sen 1 • , , , ' • r ~. 1213 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-48411 .-..1. lUI Seren.de 10°' sardener. 14 others to Ten'~. /0 choole from, teOO;llOO. CIN IUPUX E'MWde a Bdrm + 1pa. We're the ones to call. --------- Aa ~ r. future a· y ard, covtt •d 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,,ecaettff. Lovely , loU ohxtraa. Only .... Apnt, MO-lllO -•• Call 846-tlll .... .,.,. ~Mste--1114 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;\{ " ~ I -\_ ~. ,'..I / ---·~· ~-Slit.Ill Illus••..._. IUCClll llA&.TT Tw untt.t IOI' the price of Mf.ntl cm!~ rent&lal Botb lft.IO-.a b•••. private P.•&101. ....... aa1,JDO. cau t.octay ror Oww' WM&I out berort cmet• Information. the N .. Yt .,! Par · ·T &LL, REALTORS, ........... -.... ---"--11_• ___ _ mo•O . I.•••• of •~MswC11•11 WllllllJ I , --roam, _.._.. ll\\bodbrldge Reahu 551-3000 110 I'll w:r. Ir "Inf waMl&YI •• MC9 htorY I Bdrm "C" plan. rruhly palllted, ceal.ra1 air. Priced below ~aW.1elet forlm· med.&2ftlJ'Jr1 twi bMroom•. frtt ll U 1lldrm • ..... E-Pri... ........... Ol•MCSllM .. • .. rtlM .......... , ... c. l!0M90 -91ftl' .......... , llOrl. '19' ................ ,.. 1 ........ ...,. .... ..... ~11nora.u tf .a.F$!; .... rnea drop I ,u. .# . .,.. CJlmllaedaUJ lM. toot C{ll I ... ~.-...... ...,... MMlll All· , .. Jl7 ( macnab I Irvine realty A SUll lDIA"Y 0 , THE l"VINI COMf'ANY 4IR LAIB IOtilT llAVJY I Highly upgraded •'Gle nwood '' end -unit w/c-.ntral alr, custom drapes, built·in vaCJJum sy.stem and m uc h more. Gated community . Assumable loan. Owner will carry lar1e 2nd T .D. 1299,)00. J er r y Thompson M1·8700. CS-12) MOM.ARCH SUMMIT I Tremendous ocean iind coastline views from this 2 Bdrm. 2 bath end unit condo Vaulted ce1bngs. frplc. atr1 um. covered patio. 2 c ar garage JUMP on THIS Rare Op· portunity• 1148.SOO MEW POOL & SPA come with this 4 bdrm. 2 bath family home local· ed In a quJet famil y neighborhood on cul·de· sac. Features: Beamed .ceilings. Italian tile. fireplace, spacious side yard $1111,SOO. 131.a440 MupertlHdt 106' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP84DAILY ZPMtlDUSK 2S9 1 Baysh o r u Dr. Bayshorel. 3 Bdrm. din· N rm, den. Across from ~ 1395,000. See Helene Alliaon. Waterfrool Homes, Inc. Realton 831-1400 MIWPOIT ..... HTS CHAIMM Thl1 remod•l•d bom e futures:· added master bdrm and fam ily room. 3 rlreplacea. hard wood floora, nt w c oppe r phanbin1. new roof, RV acceu and much, much more. OWner will helf. with the ftn1nc1n1. o · fered •t 1111.900. C•ll M0-1111 · ~ HERITAGE Hf I'll T<HS lb0WND~V6ew ....... • ar. 2~ Ba . ....... Rm. Spa. Countl")' f' r •n c tt • tot a 11 y o•tom•aed . •••·SHI, , .... ~ --~····~···~--~---·~······-· I • n s " • i ' ' .. • • • l~ •• . .. a, r • I• ii • i • Ff ... .., ...... •NO OAli.VPILO OtMrlHllahlt• ............ It ~ ~.NcwMiber V. ,., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~ •..•.....•.•..........• ......•................ .••••................. . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "• 11111.r.., ......_ ,_ s. O..•• 11•• a.tars. JJOO c .. · 1 -IHOJZll c......... 1214 UltfMwl•~ H111"U•fw • t •• tt1m11Uliilu It Fl ······················· ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . •rt.... tMt Cla a• 1116 C11•lll•Leh/ ~ 2 bdrm. 1 ba. ..... lJ44 tis ........ JZ6f alt , .... ... e;;.,.-;••-•••••••H•o •••-.................. er,,ti 1100 OCIAM VllW car. pr1 yd , MIO/mo. lit Sbr, 2ba . dJ nlo1 area , .............. ••••••••• •••H••-.. •••••••••• .. ;e;9~.-....... • CYPMll IMOll ....................... v. a(re pl1.11, flat pad, 5 •i.tpluadep.-.2'7Jt frpk, fenced yard. water lrvlne bldr otrcu tux. WALITOllACll ""IPMl'llUI.. •OM ' Kut' H •• In c.meUry lou. Harbor mln. to Dana Pol.ot c:.t.. .. M9' J22J tnd. ~75/mo. l•l /last, model homes that have THI~ • 2., Cllllldt. 1~ .. 1 ear 11 .. WOla CtaanlM Comm&)' HO' L .. w n . M t o 11 v e Harbor, Sl29.000 up . "0 r ....................... w.deposlt.142·1518 neverbeeo occ upied . .3 IJ S..t'iou. • IPOl1-• a ..,..._ w..-=· Vkl , &Ill ....... , M l l park &nlo•appt.8118-7607. 4 br'1, bon111 rm.a. 3 ~c bdrm, 2\.11 beth end uait ~1 • ~acl." ti• ' ~I ..,... IN •2 an w, • • _... • •mu r • ' th•t•Dnerl CONDO 2 br, 2~ ba .. lux-Back Bay a ru , bout 1ar, rmny lux. features. wt&h pvt peUo OD ·-n.e ''""ii ...... · :.-J.. a.: .. '~.!!,'!i"':~ :uu ,C:!o'r~~ :•P•:~ ~~!!11'!fi1ro',: = lewt ' 2400 :C "t••1~11 ·~~·/~~~1.~· 3bdrm, 3ba condo. Ten· upto31001Q. f\. liv. a rea, Greenbelt" In ou r~~iiii. i81ii'iiiiiiiimii ,__.,,.. room :t pat•--. •7lt1W_eaorn38&21 Call collect ('714 >'214132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eO 7S2-0lllO . • nl1, pool. No peta. 1950·11200 /mo. i n c l orilioalarea. Avail. now u•i-...rrc°"Ol•O ~ ~ _ • · llOO/mo.545-2341. prdener Ir water. Conv.I:~-~!~!!!!!~~ ,,._.. .... rate 1rHn ho1.1u, S..Jilm Ct rcW · 1 c b ·d 2+den, euellenl Jou· .,..,..lloudout Of C .. 'il w 1071 "•rty 1600 MOUHTAIMllTll.AT 3 8drm,2Ba.Ot'ean v1ew. MISAVMDI oc: at 26 am n ge. , ... at 1129 UOO Call .. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• IJ \he end ol a private Blk to beach. Lrg yard. 4 Bdrm 3 bath, 2 sty, 3 P hone J ean I r vlne' ON WAT•R: 2 Bdrm. 2 ur· ':-~ mo. Boal roa d , i urrou nded by 11075/mo.675-0681 car 11ar ., ardor. $990. S.W-1405or 833·2555. r.. ' pav lable. . , -Hf RITAGE ktAtrOH~ Btaut waterfront ('ontJu. 2bdrm. l~•b», •i>~C tKl.llar view from llv1 na room fl mldter bdrm pallOI, pool. 11ec bldg . un dergn>Wld prklng. Slip. great rlnancin&. S23S.OOO For pvt ahowin& 9SS·l961 ....... V•Hllh IY OWMla LA.uMA llACH ii"' . d I ba. Sec\llit,y. ~/mo. Bn!athtaalna panoramic 9600S9-'T· beaut "'fames an cear lBr.bouse,gar,newlyde· 714-'T70-18CW;&M·7367 Turtlero(k Vista Exec. ON WATER: 2 Bdrm • air. la th comfortable cor. Adults only. No peta, 4br, ram, 3sly twnhme. very d ean m s/mo yrly f1c•trab°o/1~~[.~:I~~ ~~~:1 ~i~":~~~!~ n.wUc 3 Bdrm , 2~ ba~h $450/mo. + $450 dep. 4 ~R pool home, Camlly Quiet. rant. view. rec. SECURITY CONDO: 2 c1.11Jtom1ud sq. Ct.S ononeofLaguna'smain c!lbin. BU!l tln elect ric &40-6736,wkdys. net&hborhood.IBSO.lst& plantation s hutter s , Bdrm ,-2 b a , v i e w Udrm +retreat. '80,000 highways. Building re· kite.hen, 2f1replaces, and last + sec. Da v id. neut r a I t o n es ' n r a50fmo ln upgrades Assum able cently remodeled. Hl&h t1wrrels. racoons a~d 3 Br. 2 Ba. :"\ew paint. 64S-32S5 schoo ls / s h opp ing. ON WATER. 2 Bdrm, 2 a C • ...-mand area. Partners ue ays as consta~t vis· carpel Ci re place S7SO 0-Poillt 1226 7~2601 ba, •xceptlonally rurn. l () 1, ,. 1 n a n c 1 n g ""' lton. Excellent fmanc· 0 ' 675 0185 E es " 1337.MIO. 33801 A venid:i want oul. offering very .ing and less than 2 hours mo. ays · · v . •••••••••••••• •••• ••••• 11400/mo. Qihlll, SJC. 714·496·5275. attractive financing on a rrom NewPort. Call Ken 646-52648kr. _DUPLEX: Xtra lge 3BR WOODBRIDGE. Area, 3 Opem!fouse1·5Sunday. total price or $57S,000 Kni~details. 2br lba w/d smallyard. 2Ba lower unit. Plush BR 2\.IJ .Ba ,dinmg roo!1'· Walwf1..tHw1l11C MunnerVlllage3 Br2 Bia, with Sl66.750down. IAllETT 2 'car 'gar • n ewly r e-cpts & d rps. Fen ced bar. microwave. family ....... 611-1400 Newport Crest. 180 deg S30.000 down. owner w1111 ;Reiiiiiialiiiionoiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiicsmm6iii7iii5iii·6ii7ii.OO•I RIAL.TY, 642-5200 mod e I e d. S 7 5 o I mo yard, some ocn vu. close rm. fplc, cpls, drps, AC. ---------•( spect acular ocean 4i I• 499:5568 o r 640·7440 tobch &shops. SS9S Ph comm pool & lenms, 2 Catalina view. A·l _l'?ca· carry balance AITD. ..-wPOIT llACH Milt tr . e-1490.499·2237 car gar., avail Dec. 10. 4 Br. 2 Ba. Nr bch, pool, tion, rront row. 3 uqr m Agent "93 696() Opn lbe O..tof~ e om _ -----$72.5 + dep. 752·1282 : tennis, mo/mo $795 + 111 1 master s uite. All Sat /Sun 33112 Due PrimeC·llot S7x120with Property 2550 2 Bdrm duplex pal10 Execut1v~ 3 Br 2•2 Ba 1-492-0646 secur. NewPort Shores. builtins. pool, tennis. Oreanvu.3Bdr m212 Ba. c~r. older two bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• t / r ·g garag · Fantastic ocean view Availl>ecl 963-6682 -. 3 car garage $325,000 ir:.-.&o ~---home. Consp ic uous ly ~+ acres'nr San Luis s ove re n . · e • Con do. End U n 1 t WOODBRIDGE. lge 3 BR · spa. Lease. Prine. only. ~ Stevl/.e,.~ ... :-.·.··.·.·.=-.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.~.~.! •. o •• I located on Old Newport Ob1sbo, remote area $550.+ deposit. 760-L393 ~ +den, 21,,, ba, 2 car gar. UDO ISLE 548-78l.3eves. agent. ""' • ~lv~S2SO.OOO. Agent. W/pllle&oak.roads,gas, Lovely lg 3Br, 2Ba dpl~. Oceanv1ew 2 Br l'a Ba. ram rm, dining area. 2Br,2Ba,Crplc,elec.gar. s.ca.-• JZ76 18 0/ IJWll I · · elec. ss· mobile home. w I f r.P I c , b 1 t n k 1 l Frplc, partly furn 1 car rplc, cpts, drps, comm door. -50/mv. 675-6948, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759-9221 /0 l iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiii-..iiiiml Sl.20.000 494·8120 w /m•r.r owave, 520 garage 36 sleps to door. pool. Avail immed S800 ~0215.or 793·495S. Elegant condo. ~Br . Bldg site Steps lo ocn & bay. Plans for custom hmes avail. Priced $130.000 Submit orrers Seller Moti vated ! Con tact Janet 640-5639 ACT I• oMtofStah -Begon ia. $8SO m o . dul 1 N C 11 + dep' Call 75%-1282: ---%'')8 a , Dra matic 120 111. 2 vraH llEW Choi. ceCOf"MrLot ~'I 2600 7S9·1616 SS7-S784 o r A I.Sony. opet.s. a 1·492-0646 •C.Ompl! redec .• attrac deg:ree ocean view. T ile i'~ IUUl~ ""'"' r N rt -r-· •""'-67'., · for appt all 6 30 on --------tive3brhse,newpa1nlin patio. r"'lc. pool, near 4 bdrm ho"rne with 2 rnme area 0 ewpo ••••••••••••••••••••••• """' ,.., wkdys 499-5543. University Par k 2bdrm. d .... · Beach. Useable 2000 sq ___ _ _ _ &out, crptg, rapes. llle. golf, tennis, & beach. baths. huge b~ck yard, fl. bldg or plans for l0.000 4-0 A sceni c Oregon Coast. BEAUTIFUL 2 BDRM .....,ieegtOft leach 3240 2ba. community pool & etc. Nwpt Shores. S685 $7915. 49S·3334. A/C, walking distance to sq . rt. bldg Agen t . Electnc1ty, fenced, oul· S69S. I••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ac,. w ash e r I d r y e r . yr!.>'. Older pref 673·814S. ----- srhools & golf course.I 631.7300 I standing view. access1 ~617SorSS7·1914 S blks 1 El t 2 reCng. gar door opener. 1 675-4886 Ocean view lux condo.·~ SlOS ,000 Broker . ble,owner492·2499 !Cott MeH---32241 bd ofocean. ~gadn avail now. $625. Call -----block to ~ach. 2bdrm. SUPER INVESTMENT ROCKLEDGE MANOR I ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS725 moJ. Plush crpts. ---4bdr 2b r 963-8182. 1------, a rm. am rm . en. after6pm760-8615. !Harbor View Homes. den,2ba.499·4198 0 TRIPLE NET. 10 VR j Colorado Spnngs area .'BrandNew !Ocean V1ew ~1 212 b~, cedar,.& glass WOODIRIDGE cptsm& p:i,nt~m~~~:~ Sall..._ HEWPOITCREST AslUIM 11 Yo Loan l LEASI:.: building• re ' 100 yr old mansion. re·J 3 Br 2'h ba condo Dbl car pvt gar, fully , 3 Bd 28acondo $57S /mo .• 644-41S7 . Capistrano 1271 Assume SIOOK loan lll i Use your equity on this modeled. l980 SI 977 inc • ccntly restored. Over 2' ~, S82S/mo. 968·4456 ur maml. yd . Adull1>. nu CaflCraig. 631·1~. I ----· 1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• 12:~o/c on thi~ 3 bdrm. 2 I super 3 Bdrm .ho~e It's mo. Priced Sl9S OOo Agt.' acres of grounds, more 962·0496 ask for Ginny ~ts ~n~w;~~\~2j 1l8th. 11 ;'1W f. I~~• 13br + den Newport Hts $650 /mo Cix up-save on storyhome.Close topool greatforthe f1rstmvest·•646.4380.00.4447 than8000 sq.ft ufliving!.----, . 'l . 1 / or •,.,,_, .... :. • Nr Schools S74S/m ol rent ~ 3br, 2ba 10 blks and tennis . H U RRY ' i menl ur as a starter !; ____ ·--space +3cargar.&ca r·a3Bedr?Om Cond_om super 961).63Jl b , biJ.7615 from bch. 213.990,9J:16& Asking. $179.SOO. l>nced lo sell al $79,900. • GOOD SPEHDAILE l nage house. Comm. zon·: Easts1de location H~ge lbr Cond.o s emi·rellredl REALTORS ' . -j 213·353·2350 Smith· Meyer 640·S357 I Take advant age and t'all j 7.11 Center Oran e Co 1nJ( possible. presently master su1 te. ram 1 ly · • . ----IH • g h I y upg r ad e d . C/21HewportCenter 1 today ~ TARBE L L , $170 000 95K dn gClose res1d S39S,OOO. Diannej room. fi replace Pool. ~~117 l'Vc nings. The Willows-3 Bdrm . 2 1 earlhtones ·wood.2br. JBr.2BaCondo, ---•R£ALTORSS401720 l lhtsyea~. · Crain & Ai.Sol' RE · sauna,Jacuzz1.etc.etc,I I ~a . f e n ce d y a r d , 2bacondo,S625.964·6-0IO I SSOOmo HAllORVIEW 'T-..:.... 1090 • 979-8513 ~·5400 etc,largepnvate garde n Brand new 3 Br Condo fire place. $600 /m o ----4933712 bo r -"" t'o $7~" "'•6 1477 ' u/\••""'or "'•6·7001 2·4 br condos. some 111 11 -4 Bdrm. nus am1l) •••••••••••••••••••••••I -n-.....iE..tate pa'· .,.,mo...... Includes garage doorl .-r......., '"' ' . Santa.AM 1210 •-bo L 1 ...._ •--rty 2000 ..... iR --------1 -----ocean view $700 $950 mo room.,. nus rm ove ) """'ome r · -r-be..__ 28001 KIDS ~ETS OK , opener Patio Use or ten Coll p k y 1 4 b ' Burnll 75 ·7961 . I •••••••••••••••••• ••••• home m superb l'ond1 •••••••••••••••••••••••• .... "'S" t • I & ege ar 3 e r.I · 1· · CHAIMIHG. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rus courts. r)()Q • s pa I 2' 2 ba, lg0 den. frplc. --1 Brandford Condo. nr !P.C. lion Askmg S299 000 for E·Side, fe nced yard.1 e .. ~ 1 q1.11~k sale . DELIGHTFUL I WANTED g arage. 2 Br SS4S. rec rm =cunty gale t AC, comm pool. No NWPTHGHTS, IBr. cute, Plat.a. S500. 3bdrm~ 2 C/21 Hewport Center Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath + 7 UNITS : I 642·2510, 646·4848. M1n1mum I yr. lease I pets e s lsl, last. de I cozy wtmce patio. S39S1 slry. Im mac. Dbl li?&r. 640-5357 famil y room . 3 l'ar PRIME Orancp County • -I S950 per mo Seaside J>061l 1714 15511337 I mu 64S-9628 I lrg pat111 area . pool. b tf 1 1 home C d S harp 4 B r Near Village. 21383313691 ----842.6349 ~~~t~ep.a , e:~.~ku B~~l~. COSTA MESA I .... 0 000 ~ J':"d ,~-M.V.C.C Small children' days ,213 831 ~734eVl'l> , 1Br + den twnhse Up l2bdrm, 3ba. lux Unll an l wn.w..ster 1z9i < .A.RE.A. ~· . eqwl), n oor.1 OK I ·Id g· rden gj graded San J oaquin Big Canyon with tennis.• THE PENIHSULA Show:. like a model or A "' Wa1k1k1 Beach. new l'On · . nc s a '" Lge 1 hr ('undo bal<'onv .; · -~ I ac & 1 833 3349 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 8 b y o wner U ered at $197.500 Call• Bu)all0.44XGross N1l'l'1 dt, I block lo beat·h &, ser vice. $72S. David; pool. i.pa . S39S m:1 1 Vallas $600 8S10716. J poo 'Anract1ve4br2ba,loc..in Modem house t-2 i·ar l ~llSI '2 Bdrm house plui,, panoramic ocean view Bot:r'k!_R_ea~or546·9950 i 8-'27042 1 937-27 18 •3br. 2ba Newport Short.':. 1tood neighborhood, l~e gar on R 2 lot <;real • 'dupli:x and fourplex i\11 1 $SO,UOO cash+ SS0.000 an 1 Monticello Condo 3 Br I University Park. 3br. 2ba.1 newly decorated 7S4·6282l fam home. nice y ard. location 1, blk 111 Ba y I 1 • blDldmgs with new roof~ vestors diamonds as dwni 2b . tl h Jbl g ., Hse or glass, peek vu l'llY : + lge rec rm. top cond.I or963·88l8 1 S650/mo. Call SJ0.9S23 Beac h Laun l·h )t1Ur l Low.low vacancy OWC , paymenl&assumcloan l al :.s1;cPh 'ss7.80;~'1 lltes.oceanbreeze:-. :lbr.' no pets $825/mo. Earlv --tc,da•f ---- s mall boat an Ncw1>orl I Owner must sell now lol c213>431H)220. poo . . 'I 3ba $1695 96261!17 I AM·l l P M 559·8506 -111-IEBLUFFS 2 Br 2 Ba.I :....= ~5 Harbor 1 blk 10 thl' 1 l'Omplete trade Ma kl• of Red Estat I ~~3.646-3081 j __ a e _ _ sunrm. greenbelt. w/d . ocean Only $1 20,00U l fer 7S2·1!.120 W•th•: 2900 Stlperdeluxe townhume.214Br P•Ba Fenccd)ard WOODBRIDGE CONDO! ref S950 mo 6408146 &!•••••••••••••••••• •• Mus t have :JOM down 'other' Real Estate l ' ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • Br. lge den, 2••, ba, frplc ., Nea .r Brook h u rs l & ; 3br. 1' .ba. neighborhood; !_75-5930. ---I Dana Pt _condo, 2bdl)n. OWC90M al 12' toorrlo\'I .••••••••••••••••••••••• J_ nuAIL . . I . . I Garf. 1cld. S625 mo. Avail1 park pool lake $575' I 2ba parually furn . jar, cos t or lancJ lca~c I MobileHomu I T i WANTED ~~~a·t '1:~~l~z i ,$7~gu~~ 1 1mmcd 833 7381 dayi..1 ~1.o721 · . ' · ;PICT~R ESQUE LI DO car?ort. wa~her td~r. 67S·1769 clays SH 4201.1 ForSale 1100 PLACE • <16 clean units. Laguna w a n e · A g t 700-8187eves&wknds 1 _______ -l~LE. Lovely 4Br .. 4Ba. refrig, pool, JllC , te'!'1s . eve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Be a c h . Have qual &i6-88 Y667SsS73 , . 2bdrm. 1•-,ba. $550/mo with many am enities. ~.!_941~~·---- San Juan Capo SSS,000. 2 PROPERTIES'• buyer, $130.000 c a s h. ____ 1_. __ · -Beaut. New 2br. 2ba. 2. m1 New paint . renced ·tn Lease : S1 6 0 0 I m o Deluxe adult condo. ,Jllr Br 2 Ba.1480 sq.fl 8yrs. IO,...rlll:JO,.M.I Di ck Johnson. Nolan EASTSI DE. fall and ~~~1 ~~9.~~meo~ld~~~I palio:...c~.!:_L...:.!J3·2368._ Broker.!148-6800._ -So. Coast P laza. f ull UDO ISLE VIA QUITO Sacrifice lmmed possession. 2Hr. IBa S27S,OOO Own c r /a l(l 1-458-4844 Harbor View Knolls. 2br. den. 2 ~'Jb8 , s210.ooo Broker 640-0370. 7S2 02.54 old. Agt 541·5032. Real Estate. 492 ~54 . wmter e~eni~gs by the m4J 536_6708 eves ~rfield 2 br. 2,, ba, Ex~lusively new, tux · HCurity. 2Br. 2Ba. Pool, OWN YOUR M H SPACE Wish to buy 2 bdrm min. fireplace m this beaull~ul I patio. frplc. new painl, unous 2 Br .. 2 Ba. Condo. spa. gym. sauna . BBQ. THEf'AR.M Mou.ntain cabinBigBear 3 BR 2"2 ba Laure1Pomt 3br,2ba.nrbch 5600 m o . 646.5264 . Full secunty. Includes, Most util. paid. A tC . AGENT 1714) 642-8377 16 U._.ITS l.ftder ~.000. 846·5230 condo. Double attached a SSOO/mo. 675-0185 Bkr. pool, spa, BBQ, Rec rm.. D/W. 673·2546. 962·2S74. ___ _ _ _ __ " gar. Large patio. Shows 897 8221 --• -pool rm. library & gym -~ •• &.._.D ..... EW a..tcft like a model S7SO . Beaut. 3 br, 2h ba. 2 frplc. Call days at 213 /s.42 1680 2br. 2ba S.C Plaza area. ON THE BEACH · Mobile -" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Realtor 759·1877 2 bdr Iba Condo w tcprt fam rm. liv. rm. wet ask ror Tony . Eves rrplc, a c. dishwas her, Ho me 2Br. r odwood Takethelsluserofcom Homes,_..shed bll/ms+clothes wtd bar. 2 pool.s. tennis cl. 2 13 1516 0 "94 or buill·1ns. pool. Jae, ten dec k. cedar s hakes. ponenl depreciation for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br. l&. yd, garage, $450 S485 mo Agt846·2208 close to s ho pping & 213/325·9522 nls. adults $49S m o ut1I hardwood ant. frp lc that tax shelter Struc ....._l.a-d 3106 mo. • S<'hools Pet & kid OK pd 557·0103 ture 2nd T D. to vour hk t714 I 963·0201 New 3br, 3ba, ram rm, up Nwpt Crsl Lux Twnhse SS9,900 RMP C714 • mg 29'~ down ·A Quail ....................... graded hme for famtly , 5S9-8583 3br 3ba. lg msl sle Elec To~ 499-3816 Place Exclusive 752· 1920 Ota.rming 3 br. 1 ba New-New adult condo. 2 sep no pets 833·014S,am eves l.Jnfw1Mshed EXQUISITE lmiiiiiliii._ ______ 1 ly redec. Owner. bdrms baths. avail Dec ~ Woodbndge brand new. 2 dbl gar Frpk, wet bar, •••••••••••••••••• HEWPORTCOHDO ocuHraOHTPARIC J_ nuAIL 213·~11718 23 Nr s.c Plaza $525 slry detac he d . 3bd . pool, tennis. bkfsl rm 2Br 1•.Ba. 2 r ar ~ ~ T ,. __ ........ Mor 3122 SS1·2425. Landmark. adult rnmm 2',ba. dm rm, pool. ten· S850. 675-1448 Trul) a showt·a~c an iAr. cabana & trlr, s ub· PLAC .__--uron N 2bd 2b I ms, plus much more --w 'opener. fenced y d. :>Je1o1owrt C:re~t · Corner 2 E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ew, rm. a. mi 584S mo.85l·ll"2 Charming Cotlali(e 2br , Cr p Ir . re r r . d. o<'F \;\; lellmg allowed, 3 pvt T E E C 1 $425. 2 br. reder. nr fW)lo, from ot·ean. guarded 1 b L 1 was her rlry er pfil bed . '" rm ''' bchs,pool&f1shingp1er f'ROPHTlfS•~ ON H BA• E.Side.ava1I I l.l·mpl "ate C'umplel1 rel' a . gar . nr 11 0 · . ' VU L>es1gner tll•cor .... 1t h $l9•900 R M p 1 il-1 I 1 Br duplex w ,frplC'. I 1 64611Y78 "' Prest1g1ous 4bdrm. 3ba shops1Bch $500 ('all artcr ~auna . tennis $600/mo. ~uper ma!>ll·r .,u1 It•. 400-3816 10,... fit l :lO ,.M.I 1 ~/mo 640·9900 As k cp · -, v• facilities Vil'w (•f pool & Racquet Club home, SPM673 0343 Aft 6· 972·1337 walk an w1nl' l'l•llo.11 I rorFaye LrgS C Condo. 3 levels. gmbelt.6405719 2S00',$7~•mo.S56-6576 WAU<TOIEACH New dlx rondo. Hilnt Owner wall a:-.:-1,,1 with ----------1,---------• Me-.t leoch 3169 3bdrm. 2ba. din rm. ram 3 br how.c. 2 rnr !(Ur, l.:c • -leach 3248 Modem 3 Bdrm. 2 b", l~andmark . J Br. 2Ba. fanant1ng and 1·urr~ TOO LAT(? ~,........ l _,,__ u • ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. poo . spa. tennis back \ard , $475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1rr. all rel· fal'. gated , AJTD SIK2.500 8 UNITS $725/mo 631 ·2384 • S36 7542 garage. frpll', patio. P<JOI IT!ced Out of The Hous UDO ISLE COZY OCEANFRONT & le n n is Vacant nr hl'h, ad Its S59S mo - \\.1\l l HI HO"l 1 111~11 "' lnr . RE."L £.5 1._11:. Wests ide Costa :\1 esa, Completely furnis he d Jbr. 2ba, "pls t drapc·.· . ..,..=......._ lBr. Mobile Home. knot· $7()(),mn.631·1094 <2 131 S92 ·2906. 17 11 1 1 n g Mark e I ., Sm a rt "ooU l'Ond1tion, an c·omc ~ _, '!"9""..,._,, · t r I t b h .. _ 7SI 6270 buyers c hoose mobile" with .everyt hing you fenced yard, $600 /mo. Hart.Our 3242 typrnem · rp c.pv c · -· homes!, $40.800 yr. Price $4'15,000 need. Remodeled & de ,,,.~ .•• 74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adlts only S600 mo (7141 Newport Terrace ('Ondo. n...t..ies u-.a.."' 3600 On payment $130.0UO .,...,..., 499-3816 3bdrm 21 ba frpl<' -....... flTill Wecan Help Call ClWCbalante ·•tJI', coraled 3Br .den 2 bath .---Lell.Se or Rent 4br. Jba. · 2 · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• £-.ltyMoblleHomes v Sl6SO . Monthly Bill Monticello condo. 3bdrm 36 • s lip .. 2200 ,mu. washtdry , refrig. gar, 173-8900 ......... € T Ge .. $47S. 2 Br Adults Yard. sms1 731 ~37 2br Duplex $470. ultl J)d. 554-7070 _...._.;,..P-=R S I ~ Grundy. Rltr,67S·6161 2~ twnhse .. 2 c.ar gar. nr Isl last. fully landscaped frU1t trees. 190 Canyon mo. ·· Adults 64S 8103 no pct!>, HOME:S 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Penln . Pt Fair & Fa1rv1ew. New I & spa. call Gymon or 1':1 Arres S parsely furn I ILUFFS 33.1 E 21st St M i:r 31> -NEWPORT HGTS Immediate !>ale. pnml' ·-..imiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-I IOl. sm I Br. r1•ar or lot on alley Rm IC• hUI Ill lfl r r on t Lu 1 511 x 1 :1 5 $133.000 Prin o nh Iii 11 :;22.863) GOOD As~um loan + creative f1n.rnc1n g on ttus 3 Bdrm 2 stor) homl' w bie bakon). ot•can & city hlcs v1t>w Tt•nn1s pool, sec gate:. !>lcal al $425.000 Decorutor'., l1W'll home C/21 Hewport Center 640-5357 OH THE IAY 2Br. 2Ba . + orrice. super bays1de patio. luxurious interior Frplc . pool, clubhouse. $13S.OOO '(..'fll(lllff dr/. Ila~ -~•ir. "lufu-/ lii1.) ,... '"7-J-.V1.'1" 243S E Co.st Hwy .. CdM Mewporl leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Can'lon Elegant. Luxurious 4BR. Custo1'fl Home. Lofty Ceilings. Clerestory Windows. 3 Fire places. Glamorous Master Suite With J acuzzi Tub. Dressing Room . Wa lk-In Closets. f'ormal Dining, La rge Family Room, Pool With Waterfall And Spa Are Only /\ Few Of The Many Exciting Features fn This Beautiful Home. $1 ,200.000. IHJW .. St. a.. ..... CA.tJH7 -+--~>--crpts & drps . S52.5 1mu hotl Murphy84G 1371 645-6646 home Mo to mo. or ~4734 hm. 7S9·2434 or 2131392-6393. Lease Beaut 3 bdrm. 2br. Iba. No LaRuna dust> winte r le a s e $675 fa ce. Irvine 1244 11t.O....tra•LD l"'Y 212 ba condo Trina Real Estate lnvcslmf'nts 673-21l3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,goo.A A Model End unit on to village bch $6S0 tmo 333.'I W Coastllw,.Nn HptHqhArea Oceanside front row gorgeous gree n belt <.:all497·S939or497 48tll 645-6646 · u......-~ •L-..&.-l•hed RENTAL $700 DELUXE 2 br · 2 hJ · Gorgeous view or Ir v me Fresh paint. new oak ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm.2 Ba .d1'n1ngrm. '-A've .. s. ,.. oor 1ng O \'e Y ••••••• ~ ""'~ lrvllle Terrace rondo, as· r~ • Bdrm · Jo rec I f I & I l 1hfl lwnh Fvrnistted MUSTS EI I , sum 9:1..'~ loan wtlow 4n.• 0029 eartht l Of •••••••••••••••• • • ....._lalmMI 1206 dbl frplc & gardener. rm . .,.... one carpe mg. ...............-1-•-~ 3?06 2 houses on 2 dupl~x lot:. payments 2nd avail ------. fcred at SI 100 per mo -"-••••••••••••••••••••••• clean 771 ·2007or6419087 $118,000 B v owner 2 Br I Ba. Temple H111s 1 759·l616Aae ••••••••••••••••••••••• C M Best offer takes •-.---------J ,. 10'; rmancmg Own i\J?l ,. 3 br condo + den, Back I 498-0tl29 area. Ocean view. Deck. --2br. lba. avail nr South 642 9666 VIAil Y RENTALS court yard. 2 car gara~e. Tile Bluffs 2Br. 2Ba, 1m Bay 673-3458 Utlle Island: Lar ge I Bay, new crpt & paml. 2 :\ew Plush Many Custom S850. lnclds ulils . 499 soss mac Condo Garage .• ~boo-ft•114-vdn-3707 ASSUME VA Bdrm Aft. Unfurn Gar car gar , pvt patio, µool. features 4br. ram rm. or494-7554. pool $700tmo 640 4180. ---$7= 631 3081 G t d t ••••••••••• • •••••• ••••• $7,500 DOWH rorsmal car $500 ""· -a e c 0 m m Y 494.2950 $1100 /mo requ1 red + Ocean View. 2 br. all ap BAY FR 0 NT AG E . San Clemente dOplcx F.P $105.900 641 R484 APPLE VALLEY Fantast ic view. brand ••-OUT ltEUT •LS sec $1300 Hee Fae pies. 2 car gar. $7001mo Newport Terrace condo 2 Beach, Pier. 1 Br. $450, "'~ "' "'A new3brcondo. must see r d 1 W 303 F: Sever al Available Now 639 61!N SSS.S72.8or 5~~·84114 494-4802 aft. S. BR 2 Ba. dining rm I am A u l . n tr. • 2&3&4 Bdrms. toapprer. · -----rm. park hke selling El!.gewater. l~l-2866 . Le r 9 ....... mo. Avail De" 1 1 Br 4bdrm. 3ba 2 s tory home For lease. 3bdrm. 3ba, Pool. jacuzzi. etc. ss7s Nearnew4·Plex.2bdrril . Winter ases rom$75 _,., ' wilh 3cargur,pools& rrpl c. wa l k to mo.642·8S26:SSl·43.13 BEACHFRONTINN.Low 2 bath each unit w1lh Yearly Leases from $99S IBa . 644_2999 tennis. 833· 1878 after 6 bearh/stores. $72.5. Im-----Winter r.1tes. $90 up wk nreplace.enclosedpatio. & ____ mac. Ref. 49"-8038.2 br,2baVersailles con· 67S·8740. ' garage. Sl 6S,OOO Bill Loulrechtel A11oc. b Upgraded new Wood "94·444.2George. do, ocean view, frplc, -----Grundy.Rllr ,676·6161 675-llll New condo,2bdrm,2'• a , 'bridge collage home. 2 s aunas, pool. jac. sec, 2 br. l ba, winter re ntal, frplc. gar. xlnt E side Br2 Ba. A IC. pool/jac. 3 bdrm, lge fenced yd . ..,Cl\842.298.'> gar age. avai l. 11ow Owner Must Sell location. Call SS7·3986 or 532-2J73 gar, dogs ok. no ral. $700. ~...:.. __ 1450/mo. adults oiily 6 Bdrm. 3 bath giantCharmin&3 Br,gar,w/d. ~7780_.____ W..._,_Vlll.G-·n Leave messagefor JUJ3.4br , BLUFFS 2 1 ~ba , 675-9229 _______ _ home . Ass um e I s l WllHum. -1s mo. To 8· l. . -...,... • ..... --.. 97c., patio f"'lc pool new de ., d ~ Sanla Ana Heights 3 -.;ro· ""' • .... ' ' t ne Del 3br apt. Steps to Sl2S,OOO at 11 '" a n 640-8146 575.5930 Agt 2 Bd condo. $52S /mo. --I t -$25,000 2nd al 14'h . Due • · Bdrm. hardwood rloors, Avail. now Call Cr aig. L.aplCIHHh -l250 cor , ease.54no pc s bch, Oen /Bay view from l~. Projected income 1Brand new 3 bdrm.2ba. l ge l ot. $600 /mo. 63l·l2166 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S825/mo&4~7 7 sundeck. SSOO/winl er ror 1 )~ar $19,200. ls Cully Frplc. din r m. gar. $1000 lst/lasl+S200 dep. Agt. M CE 3 br, newly painted Newport Shores, 2 br. 2 $700/yrly. 67S·5%04 after occu111ed. R.H R. i\l(l, permo.yearly.675-8921. S4&0814 ___ &papered home in quiet ba. den. nr t)fh. newly 6pm and wkends. askfor Beau._!~-7300 ..... , .... , ... 1207 2 Br 1 Ba . $300 /m o . neighborhood. rncd yrd , painted & carpeted. gd OCEANFRONT. dlx • br. ntPLIXES •••••••••••••••••••••••Garage , ya r d . no REALTORS __ ram rm. 162S. Avl. Im· loc.a50.63l·299l. 2ba upper,winter .'2car kids/pets. Ca ll Craig. med. C.11: 837·0365 Absolutely prime loca· Charmin& 4 BR 3 Ba . Woodbridge 2 story, 2 Br 1 _...__. 1252 Versailles studio condo. gar , sundeck . linen s UOfl in Corona del Mar W/O, refrig lncld., $1100 63J.l.266. 1...., Ba 1 1 _,,......._.......... adults o n ly . 1500 avail, W/D, S900 Incl and Balboa Peninsula. mo. 67s..8375 · poo ' spa, tenn s ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 77~2313. '768·5600 utils. 2910 W. Oceanfront Larp assumable loans. 4i la ke . 1485 · L s e 3 Br. 2 Ba. View, Crplc, 67S-7318 Ask forSmith·Mg'er Steps to Bch, cute l br (ZU)83'7·83.19. $750 New insi d e . -------.,,..,.,,...... 640-5157 hol.M w /yard ulll incl. REALTORS IB(T ALS IOda/Pets OK. 495.a9 IA YCllST c.te Mete l 4 M95mo./yearly. 210 44th n..... s.t JC..... I 4 ••••••••••••••••••• •• DUPUXH.I . St.call l'l:J..7954 NEW 3 8R 3 Ba condo, 2brZba 1925 ....._Ylefo 1267 -r-.. 1-• Stunntn1 larae l Br rplc. Pa"o. dbl gar Nr 2br2~ba+den '800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20G'1LEEWARDLN ........ I -. Near beach. 2·3 bdrm .. 2 E 1 d .. Sbr l V. ba S$SO e-... 1 ,, 1• 1ar-n apt. poo • n:(. car garage, near park, New 01 an coun try shops. •s mo. No pet•. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Comm ~rkllnl e ean. ,. •• .,., 710W. lllh. St. princ.Oflly. homew2~r ~~·~lc, Act. 7St ·1234 or l ~~~~:! 1'1.:,.!~ pool/1pa·All10 Villas. ~~·1~1~~e':":..~'.,.~1t IW ... •ltecltJ 40 TSL lnvatmt!42_:!&03 ~·Ail flS.~ + 213$6-8208 at\ 5PM 4 br2~ ba +bonus S800 e10 + ut.1149'7·3034 1269 paint. Lee cov'd patio, ........ ••••••••••• •• 4·Plex,Oranfe,l8SK,11.5 . . 28r,l.Ba,duplex.S38().No 3br2ba lllOO ... ..,......... sretnhouH , dbl IU· WbUl'Rental.ll50fUf'.J'.I x .SK d Qu.lck 4 Br4 Be bayfront w /dock dop 645 Victoria La1una Hills ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gardener Incl. "50/mo. Bdrm. z~ Ba, Condo. c1::.°Bob Dl~klnion , ror '5' boat. S1500/mo. . se&-9124 . 3br2Kbajda T~lln 9650 COllm CHAIMll IH . C•l\ aft. $pm . Ocean A Bay v&ew, 20' aaL 919-8533 8W or Unda. CIR Rltra. · It pets 0 ay 3 ad rm 1 + d e n 'Sli boat .Up. Comm tennlt Leh fw ~ 2200 a1.-.. 8*50lll 2br, 13851111'7 'C' Charle. 1 ~autlfully appointed courta, PoOI. WH hr f .. ..................... c .. ••-•-'Hll :_:~0~~~01;0 ~o::~ ~f~o:·:,q ·.;\ 3bdtm, 2~b•. Newport ~r.,, ~!!f~:~·.!r::! · Prl R .. I E Id •••••••••••••••··~··••• v . I A ' CNtt condo, no pet•. doo o .... ner Pr-lvate me .• ot . • 1 e year ••••· 1eo ~. .... ..._ h 1 t r • · Oolt. Me1a 45'Xl50' (1 a Br, 1~ ba. duplex. Sbr, i ba. cpta, drp1, m.'7IOO w ... io u.ac • cot• o peUo, new c ar,u. dlplell) By .owner. Prlce ft'plc, blt·ln dlabw .. bet, I e a ( e d y •rd , n r · tlo•I Hotp. ffH/mo. -.-. 1' lowered to 115.000. IWft, d9'1 car, wat... It WlltoO/PlaetnUa '675. H2..~ Harbor Vie"' Homes. cautn.alJ •. Ut.aM 4 fTt•Mll·21ll. traah pd. Xlnt area. •1m al\ I ~ ~ adna. *·t lam rm, .... _ ............... i. .. U/mO tat /lul + S1IO mw c:rvt, peml dr•P"· , .. 1....:... 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W..e.4 4600 tereat for t•He well llilt. 0.Wof M•a. Via Qr.,.~ 2 Br 2 Ba ~A/I. . .,._.17. avaUable. Low •Inter • .,,_..lladln..-.pce." ••••••••••••••••••••••• secued l•v .. tments. '-• IMU Au Av• -..... ...... :.._;. ~ Wla S.lboa C40Clo oew ,.._, ... 52!)4 Nd lbdr StlM& efficiency PP, DO Bkra. ISM>MS -lnO .. ta• ,,,,_, -• ~·· -' -714/712-0JH aft«IPM _. _ _..,,.""!""" _____ ,mo. Boat CHYOO Realty ~ 28r. pOOl • r~ sm1 Low rtnt to mature p I.ft H .B. area.Jan-Feb·hi4iiiiiiiiiiiiti'T,;iiiii;----a U111uln, I CWI baU... ....... iuce view. 2'0 Ca1ney a .. for c:hlld care. J•Ullclaelaoo Dr. #212 Marc h Amen It i ea Maljl jl 1. Trwt q lttoakolly. Ho P4tt. Ln.S700mo.lff53007 NMl&aevea 30n8ualnelaCntrl21.3 IN0-4912 Deidli IOJI uio 1 mo . 100 W 6e1t rutal val uea In A..-....&.-.= ••••••••••••••••••••••• ».amtkon •an ~.·2~a,v!.!,un1 ~. East Bluff nice 2bdrm, Pvt room. pvt enlt~ =---~c '1' ~~~'!!1pn~!deyatbn.•cead1•1 w.e.-.....,c •. _ _.., -· 2ba In 1arden settlna. pt, rent for odd Joba, -IWUJo Two Bdrm l Ba cottage. der MOO, AU cleaP aod Pool, patio, new c rpl, llO!Wk. C.M. 545-1'710 Elepnl bkll .. In heart of DotUe 979-5897 at\ noon. All l>"P8 ol reaJ estate r~ )'rd 1411 +aee . ready to move in. Call quid sec area. Adullt, no CdM bd ----Hw /ua~nal ~ n10au1t o0n111!ec 1 h , hlmrMft'""'/ lnv~1:4•· Ulll pd. Adult. no Pt!'-'· West Coast Paclllc R.£. pets . SH5/m o. Also rm • bath tor ... .. ""•C:• ~TD• ~ 5633 ~. &3M!600. SJ)lcloue tbdrm apt for quiet atn1le, pvt eot ., lky &hll, wetbar, con-•••••••••••• ... ••••••••• ain&le adult, S46S/mo. patJo.Sl75.lff3.o727 termcerm,I& per1q. n. hlmlll 642-2171 141-061 I 1Br,p.lio,73tW 18thSt. 2 Br. 2 Ba . S t ove. 644-4767. HIMll.w.e.h 4100 Plua, 1uper 2.000 sq.rt . ...., ....., 5005 T $.YlO. 846 8725, e40·9900. d.ahwsbr. ocean view. . ....................... mtdkal bldg .. well ap· GJ•ll ~ C ... for .D.'1 AaJtfurf'aye. M30. 2 Br. t Ba. Avail. now. polnted at 7~ per sq.rt.••••••••••••••••••••••• Americanlllg953-U41 --l f:lr Stove dshwsttr Area of Balboa & Cout DO YOU UMI >·ordetaU11 call Avail now freitbly paint· m> · ' Hwy. $57S m o . J .D . MOT8..S7 REDCARPET HIALTHllOOD IMMEDIATI od l Br ms mo. J .D. 661-1192 Property M gm t We81y rentaJ1 from 184 893-1351 USTAUIAMT FAST F1.INDING on ~[.;,~•rt Y M Im t ....,"*tt• leec• )140 7S1·2787. &i up 648·740. 2274 • aq. rt. well localed A 1uc:c:euful bualneas in 2nd'• ., 3rd'1. Cambria -----••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely, lar:;;;,: Apt in Newport _Blvd. C M. Notth C:O.la Meu olllce. a tarp newer shopping Mortaaae. 955-3454 l 1 B s • .. cent• location. Price in-r. p11<•1ou1 Apa.rt· Brand new 1 & 2 Bdrm. theBluHs.S..95 ~lVE AT NEWPORT rltk nHl lo your door. eludes excellent lease Widow baa money lo buy Place a HAPPY AD in thia colwnn for Qnly 11.25. CallM2·5f78 Tim. have a happy lhank&glvln1. I love you a lot. Love, Lff·Anne. ments. Se.duded with Pierpointe Condos. Pool. 851·0494 Bt:ACHS70/wk. Pully equipped with plus a tum·lley oper a · ~make 2ND T .D . .any gates, pool No pets . spa, lennis , earaaes. MS 044() carpet, a/c, rablnelJI & Uon. Seal.I 140 persons. size . above $10,000. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• F rom $3 10 Ag e nt (213) 586-7202 dys. (710 ViJla Balboa Condo. Lux I V Re.tab 4250 •tnra11e. Reuoll'ably AHumable loan a nd credit 1. no polly For Riden to W. Santa Ana, ·•-Oakwood C..Peol 5150 Garden Apartment• NeJlwpot1 8each/So. 1700161n SI 731.Q129, 631·M85. 842--47?1 eves Bdrm, Pool/ Jae. ~25. .c fHir ed Call Tom, Harbor will ~I r action call AGT 673 7311 from Dana Pt. 7;30 to ----Secur, Bldg. 64S·8039 •••••••••••••••••••• • • • 0.ker Profe11lonal Bldg. owner P anance. anytj · 4 :30. Bachelor Newly decor al· WIOler Rental. S800 Mo. 3 ---MOUNT AIM VllW U67 lllOO ,.:.,,,_. Hws ·me 861-8347 ed Great E'aide loc. No Bdrm. 2"" Ba . Condo. Npt Shrs. acroas from VILLAS .__ a.•-Private party has well 1 __., &--~ •O<i••• •' t61h1 5300 • t 71') &42·5113 pet.s S32S. 548·0908 Ckean & Bay vu!w, 20· beach.' Bach & 2 Brs Tlb.l ..... 15 CLUI UIXUIY SUITI -. -secured 2nd TD ror sale -~ ----r .-i .. s l ·~ 6ll 1400 61-3 6900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde 4 plex. 2 br, l boat slip Comm tennis a:~ , poo , enc gar. Near Palm Sprinat• I 2 & 1~ ~cup,ancy ff~ • • at discount. 975-1176. Newpot1 Beach/No. 880 ltv1ne b d 1 f courts. Pool. Washerr 3 bedroom vlllaa uvall» 1111 " .,.e o 8 o ices 40Yield .!· "!!ra.fta5 u ls , re s. Dryer. 2 car garage 3 Bdrm . 2ba 933 W. ble. Weekly, m(lnthlv Honference & rece p _,,..,.,.,,, /elec garage doo r ' lion Koll Ce nter, BEACH CONCESSION ~.000 2nd. Truat Deed " · . · Balboa Blvd. Oishwshr, and annually. 7 11"httd Newporl Bch. Conl»ct Xlnl potential & location behind SM.000 Isl. Trust 2 Br. 2 Ba Townhouse, opener. Pravat~ palm, frplc. laund hookups, tennis court.a (;lo•t• to Ann H 11rve y 12 13 1 near Newport pier. Call Deedon3ac resviewsite pauo. garage. $.'tOO rno n.ew carpet. Wa ll con·j garage. i, blk to bch. Ran c h o M i r u II ., , ~ ~ 2CXJO owner for details 53S·S86S San Juan Capistrano . Lrg bachelor'. w tfrplc . 838 8081. sider furn. 642.1603 -1 S1SO/mo Isl /last, secura Restaurant Row A1eent. MAI appraisal $375,000 steps to bch. S250rmo 1 BR + loft, 2 rull haths Lovely l, 2 & 3 Bdrm., ty. Avail now 673·2282, 9 1714>328·4097 • :•~~ tt •pprox Private 11.AUTY SALOM all due 1 year 20% in 21.3-446-7567.446·47SO. ~ Townhouses. garage, to5 pm. Hawaii Waterfront lloufie h•th l''twy convenient 3 operators, $8 ,900. t erest + discou n t. -----J d f $4 O& Near Nwp. f'rwy & Owner anxious. Submit 714nSl·Sl43or493·ll53. A-crtn.nh 646·2901 patio, aun ry ac., 5 Canal Front 1·orncr lot at Kauai Surr lfo ti·I Un11W1 122S mo. Av1111.I orrers . Agl. 646·2325 ; -- Uafwftished 'FOURSEASONSAPTS. ~~~~1~~/S96-7202or 3Br, 2ba .. frplc, lg sun· ~~SETT768·0548 l21·80 765St <.;lairsultej 5'l·S331 • n..-ce•llh/ ........................ Gouple, no pets 2 br lll'J dec k, refng, auto gar dr. 4bdrm 2ba condo (Ill U> Ctl8ta Mesa. 645 7800 IAUOA ISLA ... D r~& ~"'d I Loll or found ape. t? Call Ga-al 3802 ba twnhse. Patio pool THEWHIFFLETREE greenhouse windows slip North 'shore or Tahoe " _ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . LuxuryAdullunitsataf·I a vailable . $875/mo. FUiiy Cum Simm from Pnme corner loc. U~ to Men's wear shop-main•••••••••••••••••••••·~ LeAn m•!.,..,A227ss31sNta,n ce Ava1l~Jmmed. 2 BR. fully ':310. 73SJoAnn642·16-02 fordable living. 1,2 & 31 67SOL20or673·~ North Star. $400/wkly 4,!IOO IQ ft f''ull service, st. location. $56.000 +ln ·IAllnw .... llh 5100 aeue ..... ,. • ~ rede~pal1on xlnl loc, 1Rr .Balcony .~ewpaint. Br. \\'.ell. decorate d •OCEANFRONT•. 9.57-3226,s.:J().J94Glkrt i:nodern. 1tlus b ld g ventory.507.-down.OWC! •• ; ••••••••••••••••••• ~Found orJostapet?Call lle\nfPPhC. $t50 mo Can Bwlt·ins Adults, no pets . Olympic s1ie pool. hghl·1 ------I 1146 6303 ' bala.nce for 3 yrs . 3221 us! We' re the Pet Pals be :.een at 660 So $315 979 4410 ed tennis court. Jacun1, lbr, paneling, great vw,I SKI RENTAL I NEW EXEC SUITF:S '1 Manne Ave I , (714)738-2988 . 81ra~e~~ ":~·o c~tl4 9°~JI~ Adults only Upper 2 par~~~~s~~~~f9 1 ~ie';t v~~~~e1!tr~;;~:1 ~R. ':i~~T~~:\~'; t~· BtSTO C LOCATION A PR€HIG€ I NOW YOU I ~t : Pit Bull. black & 7S2 4999 BR new cpts & drps No ------S600ryr 642 0045 eve!>j Heavenly North ski lifts .• ·w N T t A 1 /--J.-I HOM€~ I white female. Reward . • ::;...__,--.sue 3807 peb 311 w W1 lson .,DELUXE 2Br 2Ba ., only panoramic lake Vlt!W 1-• 11.\IO ve. min , I Can I $200SJ6.4782HB =:.=•••~•••••••! 631·2177 1 Adults, no pets. S450/mo Oo..lllC:MAIORT HGTS. I OnJ S65 t Th 1 SA & Nwpt Fwys Lgei Real Estate Investments 1 --'..----· _._. __ I I 96().4145 ,.........,,.. E Y 1 l pers ~1 ~ ~·prof. decorated ofc!t.. l333W Co.astHwy, NB : U>ST. Gold bracelet. re· Close to beach & bay. SOUTll COA!)T PLAZA ------! Lovely 2 Ad I Ela. qu1etl q u. Y . , I> P c: Recept1onisl. telephone 64S-6646 Sell 1 versible w /blue & red lbdrr!I, stove & rcfng. AHEJ\ 2 Br 1 Ba Lrg lbdrm apt. cottage s tyle, areii, mature adults on ~6d542 1400· ask for· serv . xerox, conr rm ~to L09t -5025 l en am e I R eward nt'w1' painted. very putio. pool, rec facat.1 Irving. S320-S325. 1 : ly $4!15 J eannl'. a~t n a. I Sec-serv avail Fro m l •••••••••••••••••••••••· More 67>5523 ~~~~e~'dr;e~.a ~0 llp:t~·.' se<:unty gates. no pets., ___ 847·3020. _ 6311266 !Malll Condo . 2 bdrm on "27S mo /NEED Lost 2 Cockateil;: No $i51J. lst & Ja:;t ~ SIOO S48096B36S2 MEARTHEIE.ACH Lido I s le Ba v f ro nt ·Beach. View! Sleeps 6 9S3·093? I V 1 Costa Mesa. 1 M. gr} dep oq3 2810 Perled 3 Ir 2 Ba I New 2br. 2ba. bit ins .l Corgeuu:; view 2 Ar ·1 ~Jo,,!!, ght B rO(' h u re ! 2300 s9 FT. . "it h l>a i h P l lot ' w /Or' c heeks. I 1'' r-...t.-•Mor 1600 sq ft,patio.fpk 'patio. gar Adults $475 1 2ba. frpl(' S~tJ(J fmo °""""""" _ 1 Beautiful refu rbishe d ' ./MONEY Pfo:~S\' PiS«llF.R I gry r wht R e ward ::':.~.~•••••••~~~.~ dblcnclgar.dshws nr I ~-Edmger.~~~~ J 4940029 1 Retit~st0Shor• 4300· low cost office span~ 1 .\OSS1ill onh 1<2. · 546-6767 l,'1Jper lg2Br, I Ha. frµlc. I 3 OGG 4 00 2 Br l Ba. m 4 Plex. Nie 1 Versailles, I Br Pool. ? . Ideal for com uter re :1 lint'' 1111 2 cl;"' U>ST. Blk & Wht Fem. lndry hook up, $1)75 I ••••••••••••••••• •••• • ·1 Pnvate & group areas I - 11w""'" Qdlt, non :.moker. 1 mger S40· 4 neighborhood Close l1 club. Secunty S425tmo 'Movm~ -Avoid depos its & . P · 11111\ '' " cl," '.lie· ;1 S1benan Hu.sky m Can.1 "" •c ul l1v1ng expenses'! search.design.etc • Im<: · ... n l'amily 2 1 all. Garage No pe ts 646·6109.Nopets 'p r ,. 11 ,· · RICHTREALTY l Bea c h a rea 1 113 . mo lsc l:.t,la:.t ~ l'le11n l.lrSJSO Poul & play $t25.760-1713,833·3307 . : . J97rol ess 1o na Y s ince; 979·8533 \tl\1•111 ~1· on1· u1 REWARD493·8366 mg & :.ec· de1>0~1l Avail , . ----, I Bdrm Condo w /secuntyl · I __ CREDIT MO 111111 1· 111•m.., ' .. 1111•11 12ti 75!Hl2All ~.round 54119551; from $465,lgecheery2br.2ba1 2uard Refrig, D/W,1 HOUSEM.ATES '. MWPTFRONT.AGE I PROILEM 1111 111 -.11111 ~:.1c·h 1.-ost : 11123/80, o range . 27PM I bll·U\S , nr ocean. grca Jacuzzi $525 752 23 101 ll32·4134 I REMT.ALS 1 ~-.... &l T .1 dll1111111 1tl l1r'll' h 1 lady's wallet near Sav :!bdrm. Iba. ~tov1., rl'fnl-(, 2 H (' I N I "re a No Pc l l> days S40.7S76evcs , I I """ rd D lomH I """ lill<' t11r th1· '"" I On al Westcliff Plaza. "<1r f.~lll11a11I ""50 ii·11 r rpl!>, crai.ws. 1 0 • · I LOOKINGTOSHARE~ 2 RentaJ Spaces Approx 978-6531 /155-1145 i1 d ,11, S111 r 1 110 .. · ,.. ...., · ' pell. ('hlldr n OK w D 900-9456tDean l 1 Contains hard earned "tar uente Opl•n Fri. -, c , ' -~ Lrg I bdrm apt, adults, I WE MATC H R 00 M 5.'iOsq. ft. & up lncludtnl( I Arranged by I , ., mm 1· 11·1,11 ,1 d , Sat~n.!13 l hoi>k uµS4i5114it 57K!I 1wAL.K1'0AEACfl 2 llr pool, newly decor Nol MATES! ut.N1ls. ~8&1 S4dS0,.24t~I CoastHot.LoC1111 I .1ll•o\\1·tl l'h.111!1• I ~l~~:~:e':'u~:.64~.~S:Y SJ75 2 Br New pain I Pnvate yard. stove pets Westchff &15·8152 I 752·9475 ewp~rt v v OS a M 8 k I '11111 l'1·nn1 1'111d11·1 l 111.K FRl1M <>n·:AN. v cJ I ff . 'refrige Small pet OK Mesa See Manager A ortgage ro e r_ .\d "' ""' """ •-t Ad It I •. l.ul!C 3 Br.-J ~&-.i"''ff11<-r<>Ulll( a u L' 11 !>treet • · j lmmac 2 Ur 2 Ba F'rpk 'M/F shr 5 br, 2 ba hse. B;ink·i\mt·nt'artl LU> u ma e grey ex end gar'. bca.ut1lr ui 1Jark1nl! No, pct), 1110! $400 mo . 536 24 56 Slep,tolhebcach Year I C M. Spa Nr So. CoastSin.gle lo triple offi ce WANT$$$FAST? V1~;1nr\la~lt'ri·ard I wht male c at H H oeietlborhood. S900/mo llochci.ter <.:all 11ft 6 53&79'79 _ _ ly 673 2Mfl. I Plaza & fwy. S225 + 1 ;5 states avaa/ rn Newport Any aml·l.ll, 2Dd, 3rds· Weatherb¥ Bay. Hunt. Cali"'Anlhon". w fdays 6 4 5 11 7 3 S · WALK TO BEACH: Dach. ---I ulib 641·4913 Beach. Call for Info: n-t . u , Hr b r R eward · ' lmmac x large 3 Br 2 Ba ----------752-6188 ,,...,., erms ca now. l'or more 1nrormat1f1n 71'184().3824 6425757. nites & w t'nd~ 2br. new C'Pl Jdrapes, Stove & .refnge. ga Steps to th e bea c h !Share lrg lux home. sz65 ---· -J;StMf·!f'fH· i1nd1o placeyour11d n ll --------__, l>Wll889 built ms clean no pets water paid $300 mo 6732507 , ·+ util. Microwave. 21 LawOfficeforL•aH Found· SHELTIE mix. " llr 3 ll4S ll!l2:! ~I'(' 752 H · 53&2456, ~·7979 frplcs 546.3428 Newport Beach. Oranfi(e I 642-5678 female. vac Huntington SPi\l,ilJl;S Ni-;w :I !')h I U 2Br 2 ° .. p th A Center parking lot lliJ l'Ol'l g ..1r frµI Sff5U • a irnar r New2bdrm , 4 blocks fro 00 en ousc pt <.:ounty Airport area MONEY AVAILABLE mo tj'IU:!439 NEAT&CLf~A :-l ocean. Adults only, n ~vu S750~r mol 1(1~11~ ~rm~~C:P:s~~o S~~~I ~~s~~ 1~,~~cseto~vd~ S25K·SlOOKQwck 53&7'lS8 W.-st.\ide2 Hr J Ba Near pets 536-2877 .-. mo r,c1wrc< .a . . Personal Service sc•tll Ins Lail Opal /garnet lad1e:> 3hr Jhlt. frplc· µr11 J>Jl111 tu th1· bea d1 l'r11 ate· 714~ IJ25cve!> rno .. ammed. 759 1222 ~:;,e~m~rew;t~:;. ~~~;t;e Se<'ured by Combination ~ nng, near Spires Rest . ~ar lblb1u111nS72!> mo f ...,. .,A ~ Deluxe poolside xtra lg Wo rk ing m other nds " o( Real/Personal Prop lurtllrlS CM Muc h sentimental f).Wff(7i enc ..... palm..,:!!, mo 2br, 2ba Bitns. dswhr Versaill es l.U X JR bldg Approx 22Ssq rt , . · ~Wt. "'dll now Call 1 1 ~ miles ~ach Adlts !bdrm w 1 efn~ View . roommate-furnished apt AdJacent Secr e taria l lntertel Ftnanc1alCorp , value 548·4433 ..;osto Mesa 3824 ~ 1'516 secure pool ~pa S440 $175 mo851·0189 aft Spm area. fully furn llcccp \714} 851·2236 Embody Icing ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.,~.,~:,t s . S395 mo . 760-8390 . . . WANT to Share 2 bdrm liona st , coµy :.erv1ce. GlandGo~fJ1cy NEWLY DECOR. n 11.C>NY 1\l'T~ "'~°"°"'· library , conference MoReyW..hd 5-030 2 llr JJOOI , l(arage 1 Br condo. N r . n<>w 2br. 2ba. nr bch. hwlt ins Apt-Nice area C.M. Sl65 room. Call 714,833.1940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I only have one question OPPORTUNITY I Ur gas pd, l'ru•I ~ur , d1w;uher 1>001 /\dull~ 642 5073 l\dult Nupt't " ref rig , di i.hwa!>hcr + 1':1ut1164S·9'{86aft 7pm for those who want to 1-'ANTASTH.: security. tennis. pool S47Stmo673·2S7l ---. --Prime Newport /Mesa SI 00.000 2nd T.D. raise the pnceofslamps knocka often when you use result-gelling Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast market. 222!1 Canyun l' M sauna,spa .Nopets.S425. M /F, ZS.JS to share H.B. Busmess Park Quaihty Secured by prime Npt "Who do you know that •i46 0354 Days 2 IJ 639 025 1 $195. New, ll(e I br condo. condo. w/d , gar. S225 + office & warehouse Sch Ocean View Lux. ~~~ews l~at~OOO?" 2 Ir. I la .Apt ' New~ deror G.1s pd, encl 11ar. pc>ol. d 1w as hn Adullll. 642 5073 Eves:2l3·S410030. sec Versailles 6315237. 12util. Eves963·7933. space. 1,980 sq. ft. unit Condo. PP only·no Bkrs UKE PALM SPRIHGS Beautifully located 2 Hr. (213 >430·3145 Share Jbr house behind avail. for Immediate oc please. Pays 15% per yr Have something you want lo sell? Classified ads do it well. 642·5678. l.rl( 2 Ur Easls1de <.: M $375 & up Child OK Ga U>wer 2bdrm. 2ba. S600 Bac k Ba y . r es po n . cupancy. f''or leasml( in· All due S yrs or sooner Pool, BBQ, S39S mo meld 842.1652. me 11 0 w & c 1 e a n fo. call 642-4463 Mon . F'ri Miss Walker 870·8600 Phone 642·5618 Newly decor g ai. pd , .1 n c··J g a r . p o o I . !t w.a s h er Adult s (•1.,nt ., E'r ...... mo Sm 1-'rplc. dis hwasher. Jo:ast 7 ...,,4 .1 u ~ ' .... ~, Bluff. No pets fil\4 (lfiH:> or 522.5/mo. 979·8886 ·"" · .-------------------------------pet OK. No last mo req 2 cute J br apts, nr ocean Onve by 149 t: Bay St new crp t & dra pes 6.112029 then call 642 0282 S310.S33S. 536·7542 Newport Island 2hr Nr OCC ·UC I S h are600 sq ft . 3 offlc.es in 6bdrm, Jba ~aut home Newport Cente~ 507 San with student. Avail Dec. Nicolas Or Suite 109. 642·5073 S200 l BR upstairs 132 E , El.a} Sl . no r>t!tl> Isl . last East.side 3 Bdrm. 2 ba No + $100 dep Also. uva1I 2 pet.-; loci 1CaS SSSO. li.t BR. SJ50 646 2325 : ~ dep 851·9647 541 5331 SPACIOUS 2Br adult apt {)pt!n beam ceilings. lots 0( wood. Incl fnge No ~ S385/mo 673 8803 or 548 7356 HEW DELUXE 2br. 2ba ld,•al for office or 5tnl(le11 frplc, gar. patio $450 759 1914 t94 2962 PINE BLUt'F APTS 1 Br Easl!'l1de wrlots ol Spuc. 2 Br 2 Ba Adult neat woocJ S350 Com.pJex . Patao. view. 642·94~aft5PM frplr. e ncl gar , gus s tove, d1s hws r. s pa,2 Hr l'.Ba.carport,near lndryoim. From $.SOO. OCC. S4001mo 545 2970 SPMC 631·6107 afl6PM sm-M?S 2 Dr. I Bu Apt. 2 br apt house, adults, no Csrp«lts, drapes, pool. pets, 413 Ford R<.1 , $420. lndry rm. tmmed. oc Aft S.55994t9 cupancy. Adult11 only, cat OK.TBLMgmt.642·1603. ST UNNING lrg lbr, ----garden apt. Pool & rec MSO-$#9S 2 Br. 111:> Ba . area. 7 IO W 18th St Twnl'ae. All b ul lt·ins . ---- Patio, yard Lndry rm. I Bdrm. Deluxe Apt-New ' Sm qtilld, am pet OK. drapes. clean, roomy, lmrncld. occupancy. TSL qulel Mat ure adults Ms~. 642-UIOJ S32S. Sec urit y $I 00. -"---'----Cleamng ree $200 Open Larae I Br. 1 Ba. Uofum. Sat/Sun 10.4. 14~ E. 18th S32S.1 Sl. C.M. Irvine -3844 Yearly. ~so ••••••••••••• •• ••• •• • • 673 4749 1 Beau67J·4697 S700~r mo. 644·4684 North Irvine Condo, 2 llx Las lriscn aph. Roomm-ale lo S hare 4 We have ofrice space l Ba. f\lm s.550 Unfurn ATBEACLI Be droom Ho u se on aNva1lable in pres7t51ewu,s $450. 637·4051 Ckean view. poo'I. tennis BEACH Avail Dec. lst. ewporthC:enler 6 sq l --------S48·9410 Call before 5pm. with a Ul(e ocean view &..J!Mer•ach 3141 cowts. adlts, lse. I& 2 -_ for only $1.30/H Lease •••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm from $440 5515 C.O.M Large Apt to has 2 year option from I br. frplc, downtown, Ml RJver Ave. 642 2566 share M. 23 to 30 No October 1981 Call for incl. ullls Ma rtha 1 house from beach Lrg Fiakes. 12·1·80-760·0829 moreanfor mation 497~ 4~·~72. _ 2Br. freshly p111nted Will Mark D.M. MARSHALL RL TR Apl for rent l or 2 br, fum SfHO/mo. 968·8263 Fem-;hr-~ ~s-;;-e~ 1171 64'4·9990 vtew. frplc, no child re c.ondo. 2br. 2ba. bay view. mo. + ,., elec. Avail Dec Dix offi ce m nice prof ~ pel.S. -4_!7_: ~3~. encl gar, auto opener I. 839-8244, 759·0406 Julia bldg, O.C. Airport area, """ean front apt. 2 br. 2 ba P S yrly. TSL Manage R ----d f furn. or unfum , all serv .,..-oommate wunte or Right Really. $1200 mo. For s ole o ment6'2·l603. oceanfront apt on Balboa 979·1533 lease. 497-1.305 . _ $'25 1 Br. 1 Ba. Apl. Neor Peninsula. N.B. 75l·S340 ---- l.aglMa HIMJ 3152 1 new. enclsd gar. lndry G.-aa;1 FOi LE.ASE ••••••••••••• • •••••••• fac. Upstairs uoit. Adults fw l...t. 4 3 SO 4 Exec oles..,±.. conr rm 2 BR 2\lii Ba CON DO, only,calOK.TSLMgml. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,015>¥.FT. clean, qwet, pool, fplc, 642-1603. Single garage. Dbl lock. Lrg entry &ncept. ~C.U95mo.640·~-S.Ca.m.Rte 3876 Storage/park. Mesa del Xlnll~·nr OC Airport MIWIMlfi leach 3169 ....................... Mar. $50/mo. 851-2175_ Ole races beaut atrium ,..--· Abundant parkinJ( •••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br, $42:5 mo.. enclosed Costa Mesa. 731 w . 18th 851·9061 ~·-...... , gar,S:.~!!.Y7~~.5'l Sl. tts. slntle garage ....... l...tal 4450 .,..Y CLUI s.ite A.. iilO 646-6725, 640·9900. Ask for •••••••••••••• ••••••••• UYING ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• _Faye. -For store & office space al Sin°1es, 1&2 bedroom 2 Br condo, newlv de· Oaraae &storage in Hunt. re~tobltCA.tr*-.... " ' Sch. 213 /433-2.43.'I or p .0 . 500 t J70 ,..... rT. apta,.tttownhouses. corated, encl. gar, pool, Box 449, Seal Beac h, MESA VERDE DR 11Call 831MI~_!_ From $449 644· 1900 sec. &ate, nr So. Coall 80740 PLAZA bd d Plaza. MSO. 545·2970 an 1 rm, back yar • "'-ea"fronl for Winter 6PM 1.52.S Mesa Verde f:. C.M · 2br ~lex M70. ulU ""1, ""'I.I OK. "" .. · ~ Balboa Peninsula next 545-4 I 23 .,.. .... Rentab. f\irnished &i un· ---------AduJ 64$-8103 no pets, M2·6403orS86·7300 Af "'*"" ,_...llM4 to Fun Zone. (10'1'x20\.\l -333 E 211l st. MOR 30 tum. Broker. t 7H 9l2. _. u..fw •IMd JtOO S13-2N3. 673·»30 Near Airport & Freeways . ...... , ...... , l Br 1 Ba, clean, qwet, no NO FEE! Apt. & Condo ~··••••••••••••••••••• Total 1640 sq ft. 2 air -.. -klda/peta. 1275/mo. CaJI tentai... VIiia Reatali . I Double 1ara1e. $45. E. rood. ottice 1&nlu w /2 ba. C-a ls f w... Crala MMJll8 67S.~1.2 Broker Sll&fm ..... side C.O.ta Meu. Aleo LI h i I h c e I 11 n I ~~:!f.4~:.:~:k~~=~~: QWet 2 Br. Apt, Gara1e. =t '=-~~~~~ :'offlce~·:[;,.•toraae ~~~·!f,:~e:. ~k I, peUo. No children ~Uo. poo), Adulta, no h'Oftl .. 15 1 bdrm rrom Office...... 4400 ceu dr. Suitable for light or .,..... '845 mo. Avail. REALTORS pets, 1901 ff. 15th. St. t50S + Pe>ota tennla •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• manuhc turln1. a1· Dfc:Oa:y •• 1 ~ ~l,2:2 .. 21!tv~li l 205 L lftt. ST. Newport Helahu. '450. waterfall•, po~da! Gai 1111 W•tcUff. N.8 . Want Mmbl)' or ?. Completely 8 642-T.MO. for cooitln1 6 heat1n1 financial lnat. 1000..1. ~. Will conalder MS-• ' 12 r, 111 new cpu, drps. l)lld, P'rom San Olefo llt.flaor.A&entMl·5032. all or "rt. 6U·IJ88 Bill. Ci°mSTMAS CASH I ~,!rtmo". ~!~ .. 1ar11e, All Adult, no pe\a. 2 Br. 2 P'rw1 drive North on 1ou.· c---hra. 549.9991 eve " <r0"' .,.. -a.. P'rorn ~.Pool, apa, ...... h to M ... dd th _.. • -~__.__ .. _ 1:.£: be worth '50 t'llrl,., d/waaher lncld. .... c c .. a en en MIWPOIT 1_-__ .. _ .... _·-----.11 toy , 2 Br. l \'t aa.iS370·S415. I & 2 Br . AclOMN.B.Goll CourH. Weal on McFadden lo Ci rcllll ~ , pool, laun· A(.l(/rwnhle. tl11ear-1nl ehw. 5G-4956. ~.,U, w I:~ V 111 a g e · ln£1!!!!'!'1 oeeu1 ~~.!.. 1ulWteith' ._.. 4471 dr)', pa • water paid. Crplc, paUo, • y 1 t. · ..--.. 1• oc•-· •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Jn/anl'lo 8 mot. S3llO to IJ>dr)' rm. Adul" only, WISTMIWPOIT .... 4000 ~pl et• a up port TORE Sollth Cou\ "85· CJllOK.lmmedoccupall· 14tlbr,lba•upperapt. ....................... ~l4/1$1..-1 Hwy. i.aauna l•ach. c .TILM mt.MJ..M12. NO pets • .-rs . ..-o. All. on.tmohr, feaule. . •+11qft . ..,1mo.11t·• neo::~1111 ,.... 1126 f2M170. qtli.a, DO Piii/kW., ,~ "'THI" _ ..... _. _____ _ -=:::.;;.;;..::;..,;;--.----....................... Larr• 1 Br, Upp•r nn.klkbeilprh. lodry) IXICUTIYISUm aor.9P1ottor1e .... 1100 t100•.1bdr1JladultecM1· a lir I be, 11• UY. rm Duptea. 1 1'ouH from llOOl•hotta,N.i .1c .11. f\IU....._olftceelD 1q. ft.•,._ ICJ· ft In NOY EMBER MID-WEEK SALE For Private Parties Only NOW through NOVEMBER 30th You Can Place A OaulfW Ad ToStwtOn Tunday. W....., • Thunclay andlun J1AYS FOR THE ' PRICE OF 4 (NO REBA TE FOA EARL. V CANCEL.LA TION8) Cean out the closets, kids' rooms, & ga~ -take . advaldage of this .,eat sale by tuf'f'ing your unwanted Items Into CQlh. (OFFER LIMITED TO NON COMMERCIAL ADYEATlllAll .. CAU. THI DAILY PILOT ADYllOa TODAY 642-5678 do.,,,,.. fac:ll. Jlt.Slltl •llrplc, 1u. SU5. oc•P Wlda beautiful .,. ... •n + ~ util . NewportCeat.r Hun&1n.-•ac1'. ,, .... 11\tptlt« IY m••·· ....,... •. Jile. •an vt....1710mo • ..,.... ..... e..o.5410 ...... lJ,....7IQI. ._. _____________ ml'!." _________ _ t\ ..... , ........ , ,. ,. , .......... ~ .,, ....... ~ .......... It-~ • * ..... ·,...."' ....... _.. .. --... -. •... # ... , ··~ , ............. ·r ...... , ... . ... ,. .. (A .................... ' -........ -• ' .... ... C.9 , ... t I ...... ts ' P.O.le1 ..... . .......................................... . .. 5!£! ................................................................................................................................... . llA&aOtAUA yn Remod . repair CHILD CARE. my C.M. Want a Beauurw Lawn NO'JOBTOOSMALL PvtPoetBo•Servlce TRUDDIGN: APPUAHCIH!av1c! Ho .... omu. -.Oat fJ balm, rormer r.reschool n.. QWck • !uy Way? OR LARGE! Freust. 11IE MA.IL ROOM a. br Ornamental prunla .,_ Mnlc:e, 1uar1n dDek Aim-'214.141 .. teeeber.CaJIU ·SZ21. Call me for frtt est on Dave, 545-ICMe .UO'ECttHwyCdM·NB =:rla1. toppla ...._ ._. ~3017 -M u "--M b .,.,_ 1 landscape, clea n.up ,----'------·~:....:..::::::..:...:..:..::...:..::=..::...:....::.:;_ __ .... __. ____ -'--___ , MO-OMC>or~....a1 • re~al. I 'e' II 1k~f1~!:.",er!:::1!: "CM";.'. F°:r!i:r" ;;t:' malntenance."2·9907 ~~~:_';t~ :::~~ ......................... ~~~~·;e~id17~~!m~ .... , • .,. clwl·up.Me-lMS -••••••••••••••••••••• noon,dlldaa.~ 1720 acbl teacher. Yeneed l.Andlcaplnf, Tree Trim· tree&ydwork831·1257 ovina? The Starvlna Freeest,guar.646·1460 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n. Ser~ .. speclaliae on..-.,_ Par•ilta lot Ci.,tf-S.-.~ -y ard. Call 5411 ·l508, min& Clean.ups. Free Colle&e Students have For Stucco • Drywall removlo1 Yuccaa a..ain S.alcoatinf ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ed--est.A~ilea,4Me-4&5 Haul, clra~p, concre~e IJ"OWTI,Hmeadaervice. R~NABLEPRICE ilepainna call 075.4116 stumps . Free ea,. W AJpllalt 141·41 1 C • eder G ad •-i remova • ump true . ~-436 IOJ. 641·11427 Int. /ext. Free est. alt 5:30PM. No job too _IMC). __ 548.S ______ _: Uc-'d. Shampoo61Lcamclean ........................ -•-__,.cff Qlickserv.642-7638 /9 _. cuat.work.636·9453Jack sm.U.Freeestimates. T~ -~ Coklr bri1btener1 whl •••••••••••••••• • ••• I ,. •'""I --.. ... , .. I ~ lOmlD bleach. Clean De1ian. F lnancin a 6 "--rt ..... d / --k ••••Klt•lng .................... ,_, ElllsianCustom Painting looflnt ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1_ h 11 .. C t ti If ' ......., encoev a ....... et· ••••••••••••••••••••••• p · -,. lnt/e•l. Materials-labor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reading Writlna Mali.. , um rm, a JU. "vg ona rue un. you lnl executive w / media Alnttng & Pai>erlna A • "' Chtld care, m y C.M. rmf7.50,cou.chJJ.0,chr daa't&etmylreeeat.1l experience will create WantaREALLY CLEAN Pror.work.F'reeest. guar,freeest.953·9810 Repair & Reroof. All Science Music S tudy home. former pro1chool 95. Ouar. eliminate pet could coet you plenty• print ads, mar keting / HOUSE? Call Gingham Rsnbl.Steve.S47·4281 lypes.ah inales·roc.-k . Methods. rrom u . te11ebtr 6'1 ~ odor. C~ repair. 15 yrs <Lil' 11378711 >841Ml5~_7 __ sales letters. radio spots. Glrl. Free est. 645·5123 Custom Painting, want it shakes . eom~·lll(. Free 845-5170548·9570 l..OVINGDAYCAKt; ~fsrS31.010lork myselr. Blctric.. newsletters. brochures HOUSICLEAMIMG Spe~~~~so(s~s~l~~~°: re ~f7=~t7(cla~OW~y~~ eat.S41·5930 lq.Ava1I._ T~Ser.lce My home, Vic. 34th St I -· - ---•••••··~··••••••••••••• and P.R . Call 675·1230 Xlnt refs. $20 wk. 557-2233 pair, w aterproorin g · 646-82216. ROOFINCi ••••••••••••••••••••••• &lboe 8J., NB 675 1706 We Care Carpet Cleaners. ELFCTRICIAN·Pr1ced Ila "Y-• sandblasting. c ustom •---------ALL TYPES/REPAIRS Fut accurate typing OD lirl rNSer.lce Sleam Clean & Uphols. right-rree es~imate on ....................... Work.ing Mother'sSpecial work. competit ive BARKASPalnting Co FREEESTIMATES IBM C9rrect/Selectrlc.-. ••••••••••••••••• •••••. W~k auar Truck Mount l~ge or small Jobs. Help for hire. no job too ro r the ff o Iida y · s . prtces. Llc, bonded. ins H o Ii d a y Sp e c i a I Call Bob. S48·07ti9 other secretarial work. Tr a .. ., 1 at 1 0 n s UNt.~3716 Uc.11337254 673·0359 small.Chris. Complete or routine 642.6005 Complete Cost to You. business letteKrs . re · ... • Ctl--:;-494 7154 cleaning. Marilyn for a ---lnl ·$920. Ext. Sl27S New & recovers , Repair sumea. etc. aren . Eft&lith /Spanl&h '""9 Top Quality, Dependable . personal touch. w1·n· RALPH'SPAINTING c:..oa ... u"2608 · 1· b 67S.1230 T h . I I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Senrice. Reas. Rates. 16 ........ "'"'".......... spec1a ast /stay· usy ~c Ju~a • ega 69 etc Sc d' 1 Ch . Home Improvement. 25 dows /Cpts included. Prompt, 24 hrs. lie .. neat, •SAVE .... ~. prices. Reliable. ~-05 1 2 Window Cleul19 •es mate. 586 38 an inav an n stmas yn experience. S31·50SS yrs exp Fences, carpen-$48-8444, 546-2608 refs. 962·4701 .-••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml•u 1 cat~ng. Speclallzin, in G.•nl1tg try &painting: S31-426-4 ~-'---Expert inter & ext. HOlrzON ••••••••••••••••••••••• parties .• Caon11yKoaurreynactodh aoyr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ .....,ood .. _ ~ College Student exper'd in painting al reasonable ROOFING CO. honle ,._--n-.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• int/ext, any job for less! pnces. Call Wes 770.7412 Creative Environments & plan your Holaday par •VllY LOW PRICES* ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas. rates-lawn service. Alex ~-5l98 att 4:ao. AIJ types or roorlng "Let The Sunshine In" call Sunshine Window Cleaning, Ltd. 548-88S3 Constr .. stalnedglass, ty.642·2643 _ On Landscape Main· Hardwood Floors cleaned landscaping, sprinkler -------------*389425 ~·3609 remodel,spas.496·372>1 c-.t/Co..creh tenance. Freeesl.2lyrs & waxed. Be ready ror lllStallation&repair. DAVE'SPAINTING PaUlting & refacing. ac· Tiie----PRO WINDOW WASH COMPLETE repai r &re ••••••••••••••••••••••• xp. George, $49-2015. the Holidays. Anytime Marvin, 979-5814 Serving Area 9 yrs cents on wood. Ca II •••••••••••••••••• ••••• model service. Carpen· . . 832-4881S A Most reasonable , an· La.rTy64S~29 __ ~-leCIC .. Home It Commercial Free Est. Steve 646-1957 try, elec. plumbing, roof· ~EMENT ~ECOR. Gardenu~g /Landscapr ng 1 __ · · I Renovate ; Rototilling sured, He 'd. 586·8425 rng,elc.545-993'1 Drives. patios. walls. Tree trim & remove, He*ll spmklrs.lawnsclean-up. . -ALLHANDWORK ~~viles.646·4~-clean-ups. Free est ...... 9' ................ Dave 642-4853; Bud Painter, Reas Rates all Reasonable rate!> c.,..... , d i R . . Reasonable. 752·1349 ·1 • 64&3481 Hand work, Please call John. 546-0720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Foun at ons. eta11~1ng -H.aullng& Dump Jobs. I ------JotviS46-0720.l-;venin 5 ------. T Co. New ceramic tile 1m· proves appearance & value al reas cost Free est. & s ugges lrons 842-3020 J7S92 Gothard, H.B !t1!1~! p~'!r a 30 day ad in the CUSTOM INTERIOR Walls, Slabs, Palros . George lbushi gardening I Ask for Randy. Man•y --g . "-hr/Repotr CARPENTRY Block & Brick. Lie. service. Free est .. clean· I _ __ S49·4368 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $12/ROLL INSTALLED ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5671, ByJay 642·8809 642-8387 ;548-4309eves ups&mainl.S45·7072 'l-laull 1 n l Custom bri ck stone I create c ustom up -1 Neal Clches&lextures --FATH--ER-•-SON SF:U . idle 1l;ms-with ~ --TREES--1 1 truc~gW~e~~Yc~rs &i w~~ I block . concrete'. stucco' ~lsteredwalls. 839 0730 Fr.. ___ t. _8_9_3-1439 "' Ref Fr t S49 9492 -eram1c tile installed. Carpentry, new & re· D11ilyPilotC:lass1fiedAd Topped/removed, clean-t dow s . Ca ll L ester s. eees . · Have something to sell ?I •f'atchPtasteri119• smallJobs welcomc.free model. Plans._847· 7868 642·5678. ~·lawn renov. 75 I ·3476 1 !!:4.2:<>t21 Want A~ Results 642-5678 Classiried ads do it w~ All Types S38·71 ~3 ~l. ~-9269 --- ~ ~ ~- Lost & Fo.d ~lOO Lost & Fo.d 5300 Hetp W..ted 7100 1-Wp WClllted 7100 1-Wp Welllted 7100 1-Wp W..ted 7100 1-Wp W..ted 7100 Hll'lp W..ted 7100 11-Wp Welllted 7100 .•......•...........•..•••.....................•......•...••.••..••.. , ..•.•.•••.••........... , ..•.•....•••......•.........•••.....••...•.••..•.••••......•..•................••...•....... , ..•..•.•....•...••••.•. LOST· Female 1.Jlac·k &I . I C"fr.HfRA II!. c,..,.·~ESTU E TS grey stnped w/white kit TOMMY'S Age IS no restnc~1on to • IANlltilG 1 ~ Qlli ME .. DED ~ D til IDnver w sm car.ft $4 1Execut1ve Assistant ten Vi c Adams&' Of"NEWPORT earn extra Christmas.1mmed1aleopenings for l P /t1 me on weekends. Work.full or part lame hrgasallow Call 11 •26 1 Autnor tPubhsher seeks HAPPY Brookhurst , HA ESCORT money .. demonstrating teller lramees. full &I Call f~r appt. 646·7441 . selling electron ic orl21 642·9430 1 Execut1veAss1stant.exp Heward 963 04 toys m fine Department part trme. Cash handling Lloyds Nursery 2038: calc ulators. m 1 c r o · 1 in editing & research · 6H 752 936M Stores. $4.00 thr + com I exper pref'd f' /timtq Newport Bl vd Costa computers. & related DRUG STORE RX & drug I helpful, must be fast. ac • THANISCIYINli Lost 2 lge M dogs. 1 TOUCH4CL•SS m1ss1on Call (213 11 note clerk posrlion also Mesa . I products <Retail Sales> clerk. 96 Mon Fri. xlnl curate typis t . prefer I FROM EVERYONEAT yellow Lab mix "Toby".'. ESCORTS 1 376-4611 5AM·IOPM ! open XJntbenef1ts ' -----I Knowledge of computer pay Moulton Plaza rably experience on 1 white Akita clik{'i , EquaJOpplyEmplyr IC A S H I E R /i sciences helpful Good Pharma c~. Laguna word processing e~uip I Samoyedi "Kishi" rt-24HRS 752118171 ~anc•Dri••rs Applyat HOUSE.WARES SAL~s.1 pay & benerits In c MI ll ill s 7611 3784 Mr I Call642·0477fora_PPl r-n. Ll1r"\~ w a rd 5 3 6 4 o· 9 o . ' LITTLE 4HMIES & A"•'"'"ts I Bank Of America Apply m person Raon call Lev. S40.1530 Dre) fus ' U \• I ,- 121314361707 CA. EMT·l. Compl i 3444ViaLido,NH Hardw~re. l024 Irvine:--I --Eucutl••S.cr..tary I llMP()QAllYPlllSONNllSE~ I ESCORTS Insurance requirement 759.4508 I (WestcliH Plaza) N.B. 1Companaon wanted for! ~derly woman or man to I 1$20 6001 I L o s t M a I e t: ' over 22 yrs good driving; i elderly lady Lite hskpg. slay w housepels oe • 55J.0At5 Shepherdlllusky, 1 rvmc, AJI MaJor Credit , re<.'Ord. Top pay, fnnge Banking 1 I & personal care Mon casionally. top rds req Top Orght attractive ludy 3723 llrC'h' Stre t area Black white lan I Caartn;JP'cd benefits. Seals Am ; LOAN CHllEIS Fri. 8:30 to 3 JOPM I Send name. ph" & ref to w .shorthand. bkkpg , I ...____.. .. : Wolf look IJ38 1106 ' bulance. 548·3456. I 556-0512 wkdys, 955-2A40 PO Box 234. CdM 92625 typing & management I ;=r=: oc Wknd & eves , ------I skills. S15.600 pr yr + - Rl-:WARI) :(.;rand Opening, Men & ARC HITECTURAL I llSIUISER · u M ------I ~bonws /prof1t share ----- LOST Blk & whl Cot•kerJ ~omen. for relax.~tion & architects and sen1or 11n'; Requires m inimum or! TUTE ! Electronics •1' Pennimen&Co.5SZ,W HARDWARE SALES Spnnger Spaniel mix, stimul,atio~.~~Y Touc~ termediat e l(ra d el lyr experience & goodJ •COOK• 1 Apply an person · Rion small. Reward 499 1512 I o,!.c~asBes McahssaBgled& SHpaB draftsperson. Immediate typing skills. MARKETS l BEreakfpaslr Cook. F' /Tl.' * I ~f'ASHlON. FUN 5$$ Hardware. 1024 Irvine -.,_,., a v . . openings for those "X ' xp re Ir not-wr I Full h 1 (Westcliff Plaza> N B Lost Black & Wh1l1!1 53&11172 We accept all perienced in Co~.'I CIEllT f'or2nd&3rdSh1fts tra1~. Apply in person Weare lookmgforpe-0ple 1 or partllme e P -------- spayed female <.:a t. blue I credit c ards. open 7 mercial bldgs. (type l >.i I Dick Church's Rest. 2698 wno enjoy working in a ' needed Wear & dis~lay HELf' WANTED. collar n am c lag .l duys. I Multi family hous inl(I VEllAEI We promote t~ manage-, NewoortB!yd1 CM small group environ· I fashions Call847-0786. SALlSllP. "Maµde " R E WA RO ,.SINGLE? Meet sincere. .<type V). pleasant work· Experience preferred. ~~n~ supervision Crom -., ~~~~olo5g\n gbo\~ e: ~I FASHION ~i~1s ~~co~:~r:r ::. ~·2128. people like You ' Low mgcond.,near Newport Goodtypingskills req'd. WANTACAREEft? ,Cook.full&part.applyln hardware and software Top saleslady . ex · vertls1ng, Mon.·Frl. r:<'U~D .Bicycle, must / Fee Call DATELINE· beneBeacfrls·. Top pay, full Bolh pe>sltions are full Costa Mesa person at Mutt Lynches.I involvement. I Tpenenced~. Fff or P ff 9AM·5PM. Base+ rom- de tlr Call f~"""'4"1 3245 u·me •· avaa'lable 1·n our lllDelMar 311 Palm . Balboa . op pay."' commission mr·sslon Co bener1't1 1 n X 548.6801 ·~~-....,.,.. ...:! • ---CORBlN/YAMAFUJI & Costa "'Mese orrice. Call 631·9421 67>1556. Our newest, rast-moviog Exclusive shop. 1803 Will tr~in ·Neat ap: ____ ·_ , PARTNERS INC. Duane Biegel al S46-8SlO. -product is the latest addi· Wes t c l i ff Or . N B . pearance & good spellinii F<>lWld: 2 iemale Beagles. •FOXY LADY• 17992.Mitche.ll South Laguna Beach Cosmotologlst uon to the MOS Trivex 548-Uxn essential. Apply Pen· (Mot.her & Pup I. Vic 5 OUTCALL ONLY lrvme. CA 92714 TnlEI 494.9233 I n t e r v 1 e w 1 n g ~ft~aoctr 1.Pvelugd·C'1sopmla~~tsrblal~ ---,-.ii.o RIP. nysaver. 1660 Placentia Poiia Sbopplna Center. VISA MC 714-$49·7124 Fu 1 1 Cosmotologlst~. male or ......... ., Ave C.M H.B ........ -..... * t7~1 Ill* II lime post on in our Huntington Beach female, sculptured nails, lions utilizing the 3270 Teleprompter Cable TV -----...,..........,. Costa Mesa office. Ex· 11£? ft•·~ · ...__. • W •....,ED -.USIMal.lltS per. preferred. Call Jack -'"u" facials. pedicures. for ~~munk~ca t1ohns pro· o( ~ewport Beach 1s ac ~ "'"' FOUND : Weimeriner. Clarkat!>4S·2300. new snop, opening NB luw• ma m g c anges to cept.ing applications for We are now acceplinjl female Samoyed. mate AnAHTIS M4S SAGE We have immediate need Exclusive chentele ult existing so fl ware-un temporary help to ex apphcatrons for a full F'ox Terner mix. brown! Sf'A for Electronic REWORK CAl.JfOINll CHRISTMAS forapp't 1n 4 19603463 necessary. The MOS change cable TV equip lime position rn our re & white female SpnnRer Assemblers Must have 6 ft WINDOW PAINTING Tnvex products provide ment 1n Newport Beach ader ad depl Telephone lle Pampered by 16 mo. ex per. Also need fED(IAL P/time daily. $3.25 hr Counter He lp needed c os t e ff et' t 1 v e area Musl have depen & counter sales Re · Spaniel. h ver & while Be au t G 1 r Is Open ME c HAN 1 c AL A 5 1 Noexper necess. Some relaal ex per pref alternatives for users ol dable transporla lion male White Rabbit. also IOAM·4P:vl i day!> Phone semblers. No exper nee F'rl or Sat sunnse & !>W lJus l)'pe of On Line In· Will train. Startin!( at quires good spellin11.. Cats Newport Beach 64S 3433 o.. .. rate commensurate Sav~ & Loan 612:82231 7pm·9pm onb leract1veTerminals S4 S01hr with 1nc"'nt1v" g ramm e r · & Pen Aru 1 Sh 1 644 3656 '"" 2700 H bo Bl d mg s hifts Must be 18 or " " mansh1p Mu s t enjo) . ~ . e ter • • :~~~. ~~~~~e::M f :: Costa Ma:Sa ~A ~26 Clerical ---over 549·0641. E O f.: ~~~rSt A~p~y at 901 West meelmg the public App F'ound small blond t•urly SPIRITUAL IU:AD INGS Iv at 2102 Business F.qual Opportunity DEPARTMENT M F ENGINEERING ly Penn ysaver. 1660 m 1 v 10 10p f .. ·11 I 'd > E Placentia Ave C M. a e puppy 11· am· m u) 1c · Center Dr .. Ste 208, mpaoyer CLHK COUPLEWANTED FOOOPREP · --Magnolia & Vif'tor111 1927296or4929034 l>llS Irvine or 279"'7 C"bot .. "'-pen'enMed p"r•on Ap 1.i~t ed d l S <.: I S ., a BARTENDERS Entry-level clerical posi manage s mall business DESIGN c.A • "' ~ • ~ esses ne e . ma un• ~~· S49·1SOH amino Kea . : an Rd .. Laguna Niguel Call No h"nng fullt'me Ap t ope . h'p . g Part-lime. Will train Call ply in person to SC'bas person. mana11.er1al type, Los l. 5 mo o Id f c m Australian Shepherd pup. 1 blue eye I hrown Reward 545 6ff l 4 , 646-0915 '"lem at 8.13-1441 , 7 3-0 to 6f'... w 1 · 1 · · ton n in our s 1 pm t' · W t 140 A d " '" I B h •· · · d for pt846327" ran s es · vcni 11 restaurant ex per . orS3l·0542. 9 lo 3PM p y In person. e ac "'receavang epartmenl ap · " p· S Cl House Inn. 619 Sleepy Some lite packing in· CUSTODIAN TECHNICIAN ico. an •·menle necessa1y Day & ttven Hollow Ln . L aguna volved. Must work with Getl1 0fcjRec•pt mg pos1l1ons a vailable Beach. deadlines. Candidate ~~led~~~ho~tn~.·;~'lt~~~ Bwld and verify pro· Small co. near ocean Please apply 2·5 dally INTRO SPECIAi. MYSTIC MASSA<.a: MASS/\GE$1UW AU Santa Ana Ssti 41;sfi IELL~ LOST <21 West1es tsmall white Terriers a vie· of Warner /New ho Pl' rc ward 775 72A8 •BO_O_KKEEPER should type 4Swpm & & offi<'e maintenanl.'e t o t yp e digit al and needs stable & mature Pero 's Sp1cery have 10.key expenence microprocessor bread person with 5yrs. 11.en ·1 Restaurant. 2221 N. Mair\ SUNNY"S ·' 11 v 11 t U mfr inneedsqual.in Please apply in' person Experienced. reliable boards Knowledgeof lab ofc exper Accurate St.HB.SeacliHVillal(e Pn>fessional Massage E 0 E M F' 11 dv for all bkkpg func-PLESSEY SEM ICON person with eye for de . Relaxation 'fherapeautic lliiii' ii'iiil' ---lllllliiiiir1iltir1iil lions. 10-key typmg & OUCTORS. 1641 Kaiser. tail l'crmanent fulll1mc le s l e q u 1 Pm en l · typist. SOw pm · front HOSTESS Uill appt 548 2817 -----~ ----compute r exp. 4 day Irvine. pasrllon with excellent microprocessors and ~esk telephone rel'ep Mature wath knowledge work wk . Co pd. benes -----bener1ts. Call Jun or software Two years t:ol lH>n. XJnl. co benefits & ~ b rt l pe . Lost · Shelt1e pup. ~, fn9ioy119ftt A needs medication. re ~CIHOll ward. 557·9689. 549· 1643 •••••••••••• •• • ••• • ••• • ...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir--·ISdlools & ....... "°" •HEW• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAL-COPA Bag ng drivers needed Get a Class I he now. MASSAGE (7l41 975 1107 ext 41 for SS Discount w /this ad mfo VJSA MC -Comer Warner/Newland INow e nrolling. Costa 17061 Newland, H.B Mesa Chrlsllan Pre •,..-6,.,.6 sch ool $29 so t w k ,.. "'"' Includes hot lunch & s na c k s 646-5423 . Lost: Gold Wedding Ring 646-5930. with Jesus inscribed in JotKW..te-d. 7075 it. 642-2914. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Found. Blk 1wht /tank:ook, mature , ex per Fem. Dog, Husky mark· broiler, so_me saute. dln- inta nea collar 963·2019 n e f S h I f t . W r i t e • · Cluslfled Ad 11800. Daily ~mblers Top:sala'""lolopperson Cleric.-al Receptionist. l ege eng1neer1ng CallDonna.645·3632 ·fa 111Yd~su rvrse 11 ·~ Ptr . R.ay,644-5070. courses, with 2 years ex -----ormv a 1n1ng room Please call 979-7660 dys. . Aerobic Dancing, a penence in engineering General Mechanic JU Prr ate Club ask for { llECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS 642-4847 eves. Nat 'I fitness corp. has an CUSTOMER IEf' labor test depart menl years current ex penence Shirley 673· 7730 for ap 1mmed opening in F V Service desk Heavy on GM & Ford cars Good pamtment Previous experien ce with cabling, harnessing. soldering and working wrth s mall s ub assemblies. IOOl(.HPaa F/C for an exp person with phones, scheduling & f1l · 642'3578 10R x.lnl typing & telephone mg. Teleprompter Cable SENIOR ~~ -Npt. Bch investment s kills . Pl ease call 1V.901 W 16th.NB GENERAL OFFICE AS ~~:;:,ororni~~<r~o~:l liii9641iiiiii-461iiiiii161iiiiiifoiiiriiiiniiitiiieiiiriiiv1iiieiiiwliiiiiiiiii Delivery t Warehouse TECHNICIANS SIST Clerk lyp1s l . rrussl.~Q bkkpr detail· I• Pe r •-I hbranan, cuslodaan. A & """' rson or party "' rent a E Fi NM B 675 61 IU 0 r I e n led p e rs 0 n -Oerical store p tr apply 2025 I st & 2nd sh·1ft ~rr_alm..: . ~~~~ters ~~f7/~dlgeo ~ PRODUCTION ~e~:_t Blvd.<.: M n. lalboa lay Club Is telephone & P R. work. Delivery Man for early Will troubleshoot PC as-now hlriag: Matunly necessary. Call CONTROL AM L.A Times Delivery semblies and controllers I.al f Cook 6f).01231 Route Adults only' No using engineering.t ype • We orrer a stable work ---------collecting ' Economical backplace test station. & Ccr••n environment with an ex CLERK car required. 2• 2 hrs per Requires at least 4 years Full time temporary. un-ce 11 en t sala ry and Buildings & Grounds day. $425/mo net take experience.orAAwith2 li1Dec.31st. benefits package, includ Supervisor. Saddleback tome + bonus & gas al· Ye a r s experience• FirORt Dflk Cl•rtl In g compan y pa id College North Campus. Responsibilities will in· lowance Westminster I performing the above Full.lime. Must be uvall Medical,LifeandOenlal Irvi ne . Varied ex · clude:Misc.typlng&ril· Ht'.,. n -h fun ction s with a weekends . Hol"I ex· Plan, vings Plan with the building trades. andloggingofjobs. 6311·5466 _ perience, working with '1"C:~c~'bi.rk HOUSECLEANERS To work for Jamce's Raggedy Ann P fT'. 8·3, 1'ues Fri 675·2514. HOUSECLF.ANERS To work for Jan1ce·s Raggedy Ann. P ff. 8·3. Tues.Fri 675·2514. HOUSECLEAN ERS To llhfa Slfa f15-Sl23 tt...k..,.r wCl!llhd Refined lady to live.In, private room . bath Salary. 64-4·8819. Housekeeper wanted. Jo'OUND : Irish Setter Pilot. PO. Box 1560. M a I e t o I d e r ) Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Westmlnsier area MlltaW..t.d 7100 842--3889 ~;~-. •••••••••••••••••• Accountant <at -TopSalar CPA CandJdate FOUND: 6,8 mo. old lnilh fetMle Setter in So Csl VlUqe call 530·9508 3)'T. minimum ~: Olassea ln brown per Pro1reeslve lnsu~ces. Pe nsion perience In 1 or more or Ing. updating records un '"ie.·0" u.:cuc area. minimum of 2 years ex r :d high In erest rate, 11 Pre ferably at the DINTAL.USISTAMT Z80 and t or Z8000 paid holidays per year Journeyman level & in· We offer a stable work microprocessors. Must Part time. Must be avail. and 1 week paid vacation cludin1 ex per. at a environment with an ex· ~~S:,..~~~ week COM be able to real software. wknds. & must t ype aller6monthl.Thlsposl· supervisory level. 7AM· cellent sala r y and -------~wityGHrd tmediion mua,t bePI filled lml 3:30PM. M·F. Sal'ar y ~pa•ts,./aLcikfaegeM. iednc1~cuadl· DIMTALASSISTAHT ! OfFEI· MWlt be ava1'l days & ate y. ease app Y range: Sl6,648·S21.000 .... · 963 5634 • · · PERSONNEL and Dental Insurance, -----·---* , .... ,:.....id Lit., wknds I rt yeat. 83l·485-0 blw. Pension Plan with high DIHTAL/ ..-.Cll. D.:td Please. call for an appt. .illmdstnvex int«est rate, one week llCarnOMIST 64S·7358. Mon · l"ri Cafeteria Assistants vacation after 6 months d f h I L-..ces 8:»5. Mon.·Fri. 9AM-5:30PM. To care for lovely Balboa Penins ula Hom e· & 3 school·age s h ildren . Must speak English & have xlnt. rererences. Call 673-7&43 an. &PM ar · onwkndl. H.1.1 . c:ue at Redhill & Bri1to1.11iinrmiiiiii.iii!M6-iiiiii55tiiiiii1iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim C. M .145-7898. 111 181S Ritchey Street Santa Ana, Ca 92705 euw Opp fmsln' If Found: black remale Lab. with •ray marks on c'-'. Vic Irvine area. 540-21m. PiPwi;;ii•jji;lfij;a;----USO ....................... PR& LAW student need.• .. .,. Wiii do anythlft• Le1al. Confidential OVlll. P~O Box 32-U. N.8.-. '!!.~-~~P..Y ,_.,,_.,... * t72-IJ41 • llC6 VISA Ace•pled covaa11L~· •OVICML * ..... llC/VlsA -' - ~ ... ._ ... a D!!r'fllla..&I' • M. , j ././ ACCOUNTS llCllVAILI CLHK Potltlon require• hllh s-chool diploma and 100,e elQ)efience In .lnvolctn1 an<l collectlona. Able to read com~ reporta. Type •5·50 wpm and operate an ad · der /cakula&or. ASSIST AMT .......... Draper's Lacuna Hiii• store. Must be ex· perienced In better women's ready·to·wear and 1port.awear. Apply In '*"°" to llaa.1er .... ble Allllin. 31121 Moulton '-'••Y Plua or call •ssl•'ti?WP'' Com_pen1anon· and----------banalll.a packa1e 11 al• DOYOU tractive and com • -peUllve. Pl9aM apply at: 0'1"D A UllVIC.-1 l!tl!'M!!! 1Al &be PllMc ... w1Ui ... .,.!!:. • ....... Delb Pllet --lll'wklt~.llHD '!fl~H"-"E--elllt ,_ • .... M •. IT Jm llellnlll AH. ... clQ . ., r.. _,_ la• , • .,.,,, ==~·-· ·-~·-.. _____._.. 1 h 1 t and u paid holidays per ! ... 7act, I t ours f ex. ,_._..part l me e p a year. THJS POSITION ......,.:.....::__:_,;.:.:... _____ _ Matte> Forster Jr High -School App I y al MUST BE FILLED IM· DINNER COOK & Sous Capis t rano Untried MEOIA!ELY. Please Chef. Tale of the Whale. School Dl1trict . 32972 apply at. Pe:u'el 400 Main St. Balboa. AP· Calle Perfecto. SJ C . mDS plyinper'IOO •Swwl1.11 ,._ wttt. ............ ,... •1 WMtlPAID --_ -::.._ eeper & personal Ge"fr•l.~ptice. care ol arthriUc woman Secy t--on 811100. Island. Mon.· Sm. toe. olc.variety pos. Fri. 12noon·7 or 8PM • No 1hrthnd. nee. Lite 1350/hr. + meab •tu- bkpt. es paid. Alto ftffd ••m• -1215. TRIVEX. INC -...ti-_.__ 6 ·-•···-~-Olaabled man needs live ~...,.._. ..0 Free Is£ O. F.. help fOC' wlt:nds only. Ref11 Irvine Personnel A•ency req'd. C.ll 67S·~ ror l• • E. 17th. Coata Mesa terview. CAltPIT S~Oll MAMA ell lll5RitchetStreet In aide. salary $824 . Sant!_~· •192'71105 F (Share llvln1 expenses I. *I I ~ ttoll....,• Qyelwe &mp xr t -·-_ P0tlUon open for •I· ----l.llli;l•------1 ,..,... 6"tc 234 842· 1470 ._ _______ _ ~~~!!!!!~~~-!!!l!l~-~llnlt::;~1 ~EXEEPER,Uveln, 1 r -Wanted by sr. cltt1e11. 1re11lve m1r . In • 1tatewlde, muhl·1tore Clerk l)'plats wanted part· Donut ihop. Afternnoon opwa&fon. Oran11 Coun· time, 1eneral ofrlce shift. App)y l>.K . ·8 ty. Carpet exper. ftec. akilla, Oexlble hrs. $4 /hr. Donuts 28903 Fairview Qeell. pay# bonUJ pro· 148-1741 Cath.y: c M • ' 1ram, pro It aharfnl. a.•nPllT 1...;.;·.;.;.:.:..·-------1 m.dleal /dent.I Pl•n, au Do YoU have a Oair for In· allowanee.Callc:oU.ct: Need speedy typlat for lerlor Decoralln1? cJ111ffo'4t buly investment firm. Pi\hM help wani.d tor •1• ......... 71 71M =.•c:ir:,.i:ett.d'!( ourc1ecoraun1 ctr. tn tht • ._... f-fl ·7·U~. Start Im· city ol Irvine, No esp. mediately nee. can 1.,..oau all CA.... . •-~~MM-..~~~~~ .... ...., A ........ ,... CLOTHISTIMI ~ dllftl')' ~ CGRe 11 ... , Now blri•I par&Um• l Niue• 6 lnlllt ....... ..... help 6 aaalalut Arehltectural dH ID can .... IAM·IMll. .-r...-trat-.. c.u t:;,: ·:.:~ .. 9!re~; .... IJb.. f7Mll0 ' ::.~·-.. •U breeds. E•· Muat dt1ve. Oppo{'tunlt,-•Ct......... p'd. onb.Call: totupp. your ao«'°HCUrt• ...., M0-0080 ty. -.. Habra area. .UAIOS 2ut.al..ecw3, 7H ·0'15·•7t0, To Join a company \hat "'II • art lime All 2U.IMS-.M41. • provtdes all the above . P . oh• a pleasant end at•· areaa. pnlformt ftarn d. IH 0 USE KE E PE R 6 ble work atmoaphHe, Acet 11 or over, mired DINING ROOM AIJ'T!N1 pae... Mnd reeumt wltll wel<OnM. No taper. nee. DAHi' for 11n.11 NtlA·" u~ar 1'hlory t o : ~pply : Universal m"t rHldenu. Full P P'r'04«tloll S.rvtH, tm u u • 1 ' .. W.Dlt .IUta AH. In· ..... )'I ....... PN . mDi ~Lian: t ·lJ 6 1-4. -=-·-=· • TIWYIA. IC. .,. __ 61 t; ,_..._ _ _, -- mta.AltlAve. Whrttll &ASll W•m ,_ ~ , -~ Ca~• ll'taB&IDI t.llltJSS?ll•ia.M•· ~·-a..ll*l~·MTa M ~-.,,,_••,• ----- 8 ou&!lkceper. live In . a day11 w eek 894 31166 d)s 831-0768 eves l NTt:RlOR DESIGN FIRM needs l:reut1 vc ~for Mrcessoniing ~I hometi Must huve 'Jortfoho or pictures. 0111 play bMckground hel1,ru1 Belocat1g, Irvine area, •1 879-8680 PlaiW\i~ A ~Out r:i -town? U&e lnswerAtl IJ8 DA.IL V PILOT A Daily Pitot ad number will appear in your ad ..• we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and 9et the responses to your ad For more Information and to place your ad call 642-5678. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ~~~ ..... ~!~.o ~~!!~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~~~~ ~!'!!!!~ ..... ~!~.~!~!!~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!.~ Um111•.. ._...,., I f OFF1CE POSITION Ru taur111t aundwic h Are yw·a hard work mg '";,"""'ca, ~G•lpal, ront Of· Clerical skills necessary . Press person. c hief 17, ROOFERS 1rnd ambitiou1 peri.on ~1~ or 1·1 • e>tp pre,· Vandn.df Insurance. H B e>tp, .able lo work with maker. food prep. Prime WantecHor lge project .e, ,.,.. ma resum e o · 1 1 area 1uppller of good SCTaY:lrtgltt Part time. Varied duties. Laguna Bch. 4~ Secretary for Dr. 's office In lrvlne. 4~days week 552·4933, 552·8250. secRnARY looklne for• career m lice 'ma n aee r 35 j &484413 _ mm mum supervla on food Lo Irvine corporate MUST HAVE AT LEAST rlL'lt f()()(b management Ho"'pital Rd S te 118 ~ "'-k GI I . Jobaecwity 540·968J ask SVRSEXPERIENCE Uo you enjoy working NB · ...,....,r"""' r ·answer forTom. community, near O.C. In hot application . Sec w 1t h Pe 0 p 1 e 1 he · · 9.366.1 tdephones. some filing ---Alrport. nt.~11 people for ru 95/hr. Lee Roofing. & receptionist for large r~..,,y & U"17 eh<llleneeorleadership·• ME DICALRECEPT Must have gd haodwril· Production si mple rood prep, 6427222. 16~3 Superior busy real est ate office. LI you do then Me & Ed's Parttime. e-lOpm, som ing Call 8 s, P1cw1ck Help wanted part lune s andw 1 ch making & Av . C.M. Laeuna Beach. Call for E>tec. Sec'y, supervise 6 would Uke to talk with Sat. 557.6300 Laura. Paper 549·1157 Milli room Mon ~WM ·111 counter help. No t•Kpcr appt. 4W7·5454 . people, successful com · yo u Starling wage ----__ • finish Tu~• SP M 'lll nee Mon. f'rl 84 Call SALES ~E.l"'"Rll:'W'•RY~ m'I. R.E d eveloper SJ.5001upplwihealthplan MISSIMGHJP.T. PARTTIME fin ish Apvl y 1660 Hal or Susie. MF . lfyouare aggress1veand ~ 11;1"' Super pen1on to work ror you and your family n...1 ... _ World Book 111 now hinng Placentia. C.M M7 6232. loolong for a future m re ADMIN. ASS . for! $19,200 & pd vaca tions and M.,.,1ve.r:L"""twdeeln sosta for part time positions IUJI mgmt wfftood co. Or aan1'"ed ~erson W/ UzReindersAgency ,., F etia .. awn it e .... on. L'-C P/f liquor clerk needed. R~tauranl benefits applv 1n ruorson " " 40008irch Est'64 EOE ... muses. or more in Sal Mon morni'no uorn extra hristmas D. 1 T J ,..~ good sectl s Ills. draft-• ( · L ,.. . 1 Apply 271J Broadwuy. e &l'o in Ncwvort 9am lo 11 m M th Newoort/833 8190/Ftee orm1t1on, <·ontact et' 10 12 JO. Mon.·Sat aft mooey, + earn your se , .. Be h Be h h r 11 a on ru ing, furnitur e & con·· ror 1nterv1ew anytime SPM. Apply 1660 Placen of Worl~ Book. Cal l ._guna ac ac is now irtng u Fri Standard Shoes. 3077 structlon exper helpful.fi_ill ________ _ after 530 <.;all Me & uaAve C M V1qpn1a Ca)k1ni. REALEST~TIESALIES &part time help FleKi So.Bn stol.C M. to ha ndle orders & JPCT Em 0 R 0 ES I G N Eo1f11 Pizza Parlors. 1180 • 1 700-0801 ble hours, days & n1 1(hls, CLL'llomeni Irvine furn. FIRM for model homes So Bns tol, Santa Ana. Mod 1 -Start the new year by In startin g pa y up to Salesmeq __ r~ assistant ror ac 5463963 eing. l'ommerctals. PartTime n easing your earnings $4 50/hr Pleaseapvly in IH~UTIOH O).[r8894. C 11 Ka y K H cusone!> designer & films. t!Xtras Need new, ....__ .... H~uda S? with our new high com person. 2 SPM 2112 S E F.an1 l600 + a week. no s-0-~n~t~:"rpoa:aet:~rr1~ror SECIETAllES ,..),,, d d Mana"er faCl$ 714·1157 0207 I r._..-u VII y m1ss1on plWI bonus uro· . .-.ti d ,..."""cs ept lnclu es • " -Temporary Christm as gram ,. Bnstol. N n er.,,. t tum owns. exp 5 EC RETA R l a fast ~rowing HMO. tJpmg,errandi. Re loc·at WANTE'? ~ATl.}HE openings for credit r arcl W di rr prererred, will train Both pos1tlon11 offe r xlnt ing Irvine area, 19111 .1 AO LT <.;O Ul'L i'. lo MOTHERS authorization operators eprou yo er Restaurant SJl-4501. TO $12 000 benefilS. hours & office 87~8680 I manage 16 uni\ apt house Bnng your cha Id lo work I St a rt Im med I ate I Y ' dtesNt reeswpoalertl0Bccaat11~hn . Need assistant ma nal(er I ----' Ulv1ronme nt. -· --1n nice Eas ts 1de <.;M 1 d k for 24hr toffee shop . Ac.c':l'ale typist for in· """ "" u ·~ • "' Wed Th AM II h 'I b I Breakfast cooking eKper. $$$ ~·· r~ SSS . u We are lookmg for ln· J " .... ITORl"L are" f'os um''' •. liic·al PIT babysitting Tues., ()pen 7 ays per wee ·1 •Professional Assocs I voicing m st know 10 Pull time . Work 1n ref req 1-.;xp pref To a~leticcl~~"5s1 4421 ca t 18~~\oa;~1s:J.70~h;ea~~ ~~;;,8t!:r~~·~\:1,~'J of re rec~ d Paid vacation Av· MLW ~~okb/r t~~c ~. N1on d1v1duals who are In· beautiful Dana Point apply. please send t•om ply M -Sl~AM 4PM. I aJLors l'h Taylori. Restaurant. + + ± 1832_1961 · u:. 111 t~ested.in joining an ex· Rar bor.s:J.50perhrplus1 pleteresumetoadno61:!Needed C up 1stranoi Tl ... ESHARE I •N1.1llonalreloc·ationpro l llcdh11l & Santi.I Ana · citing firm & growlhg benefits. Apply T ues thru • l>a1ly Piiot. I'. O Box 1' UnJfied School Dist in TRANSACTION I gram r'rwy, Tustin. I SlimuJating. cha I enging SECRET ARY with us. We are a pro· n-1. Dana Point Marin11 ~ IS60. c.:ostu '.\h•s J , ('A need or Cafeteria Assts l1 SO£a.VICES I c.· 1 1 r I & very rewarding career I ' -al se . OC • fess1onal organization & Co. 24701 Dana Drive.I !1262ti I at Niguel Hills Jr Jllgh1 ~ a t n °1 w k 0, r RESTAURANT opp(y with Newport ~,, 2 5c Y airpor&t f Jookmg for professionals ,...._ .. p I 2462 D--" Dr. Irv. 1 0 ap1ioin men , a i. or Ile h r r di ..,. ice · years exp 1 ..,.... __ .... _01~t. --I . , ' , Sc:hool Contac•t Pl•r:.on -r-"" I'All W I 673 !'JU restaurant i.eeks ac .o c. o a rap1 )'I xlnt typma •k'1IJ~ needed OJoinus -~ \1ANl''URJSTS f•nn·le I Off I E<)E M /f'/lll ,IC y or at, 7300 I f'll "rowin g comput r v "" " I JEWELER 1· " • ~. <! 11 ·' ne ll't: 32972 Calle crwrgellc pcope to 1 " e for6attornl!y's law firm . . j 1mmed opcn111g. Mustl Perfrcto SJl' ' PASTEUP Ri':Cl-:PTIONIST , full & PT pos 1llons,I systems & personnel co Salary negotiable Cali 1 Skills should 1_ntlude Frr professional, Bench1 have license & eKpcr 111 • , Uthngual medic·al rerep 1 cooks. counter help .' H you are an organized Pat Olglio8J3 3622 I machine transcnpt1ons . Penon. exp'd in setting.1 all ._reas. Allru1:t11o1t: & Newspaper Dehvt-ry. J.A Part time person neetkdl· tmmst needed ror busy cai.h1ers. deli workers .I self-starter w1a proven I typing 60wpm & •Int fln1sh1ng. & rep.airs., nt!al i>ersonahty Salury' Times to homes 111 Nwvt in book pastcuv Mon & industrial dt'pl Call t delivery people. <.;1.111 forl tr1.1ck record who enJOYS !Sec retary for t r act vocabulary Please send IMusthaveKlntrer s.tall lo start Cal l Toni.: Sch. 3.JOAM 6 :00AM Tues. No exp nee App , L!.lura.557.6300 appl 8.51 1509 ' prospect ing & develop· I ei.now dept l lrvmc of 1 resumeto. ~4047 ~!f.!93 1 S450to$SOOmu 5488441. I> P ennysaver. IG60' : Ulg key accts & able to f\cel Must havegent!ntl • l( ........... L • I 646-1413 Pl11cent1a Ave • C.:M l Ik'(:ept1om!il l>O!>lllon. full Restaurant 1 work m fast paced en : escrow knowleduu •· ,,.. l=l-IR llP"'lf"'IE l~ANICU R IST asi.ume l i m c . H 3 11 .1 a 0 • Help wantl'<.I full or purtl v1ronment. this 1,s the tn.11ni: sk lllll (;r~w~~ Custodial ..york . r:norn· ex is ting clientl'l c .iNurses Aides. Orderlies• P'l..+Man~r/ Profe~srnnal lt'lephonc • lime Good salary & xlnt pos111on for you. 1-.xcell I potential paitl h•'lth & i.J11B 8-l, tr~m m inimum • Juliette & Poree nails.I needed for convalesc-ent. lndustriat IEftCJr. ' benefits C.:all 549 9267 1 base salary plus com 1 · .l.!a I wage, ment increases,! Pd vacation. "94·9729 hospital. Wknd shift:. · Orange County ma nulu1· ~k ills a mu!.l · I} l>lng Salma0 und1 Rest1.1urant.! m1i...'l1on ~rofit s haring. 1 dental ~ncfit!. l all Toni · FAMILY HEALTH pqoGRA•· th I cc7 6020 I .. I SQwpm. acc·urate •h-la1I .. for app I 552 4050 . ~~.2~..:. _ ask for Bennie Williams : Xlnt benefits Apply 1n, turer has openm..i for :rn So <.:st Plaza 1 maJor m 1cal & dental 1 ! a .. 1 M experienced pl ··nti' work Airport arl·a I .ror1nterv1ew1t11pt Call · !l930TalbertAvenu~ ' MFG "~SE I person. oo::vcr Y anur· u !65 3452 \ k f N C 'un. W f' . Keypunch ~ M LY Convalescent Hos pital manager /indu strial ~ fS or orma I R ei.tuu ranl . Natural IC«reft oco ; ..... at a onderful World oontainValley.927tJe 0 t I TECHNICIAN i 340V1ctona Ave. C' M • engin~r to oversee all RECEPTIONIST • 1-"uodi. dell llelp needed ' 714-955-2772 of Shoppin g, right at E , I • a a Reqwres eKpenen1:e m • -phases of our manufac··1' Look1nl( for matu re ' Approx 25hr~ wk Must1 i::(.iualOooEmolyr : ~our ,'inJert:ps ;vpy • -I operating power hand 'Nunm:ig tunngopcrat1ons .Thn,1!> n;ontowork arttime ht• responi.11Jh.• & :.elf , 1 ay a1 Y il o tvoudon'ln~d a E t I tools <Router bender 1 Hon-certified a rare opportunity rorl in nice ammat"ho!>pital I rnot1vC1te:J P o1">i.1ble1 . Class1f1ed Ads To p lace .. draw fast" whe~u~~~ n ry . Cl(' I Some welding 1\pp'.t Nunes Aides the nghl person W~O (•anl S3 so hr to Marl 631 1030 I mgrnl 673 2345 !Make your Sh opp In g : your ad. call 642-S678 and place an ad tn the Dally I •r m person, K 5 22822 D 1 $3.75 Jhr. dei. ign & 1 m pie men 1 ask ror Lynn Have :.omethinJ( to :.ell'! easier by using the Daily let a Classified Ad· Visor Pilot Want Ad 'c II O~erator I G7.ranit.e .. Lu~una llllb I We will tra in II va1d• ~t;.eamhned pr?du~·_twn ; Clasi,1f1edudi.do1Lwt'll I PilotClass1f1edAds I hclpyo~. I 642·5678. s . a now , 682953 . 1 holidays, beoinnin" a s j s~ste~s for elcctn c.11, & Rent.ii Agent. very hus,1-• _ ___ _ . __ _ 1 ,.. .. h)•drohc product:. 1 he office. license req All1o~. N~w 9100 Autos. M~w 9100 :Autos, M~w 9100 !Autos, Mew tiio nt Shift MASSEUSES . soon as ht~~. benefit~ :.oc1:e:.sful _applicant w1t11 49-1 6594 1 ··············· .............................. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• I Apply in per!>on 21121 Bayv 1~w <;:on valcHenl supervise our tot al pro I 0 Th1i. entry level 1>0:.1twn 1 Har bor B lvd (.'0 ,,ta l 1!0spllal, Z0~5 . Thurin . du<'l1on work forte & re I RentdCorisuffant 1 ll> 1mmed1ately a•l1lla I M1·~a M 1-:. hl•t 1 ~.~ M ~~ .1-arri•ll port cl1rec·tly t o tht•1 F\Jll t1me for largt' apt 1 ble W1lloiwratea Uala 1 10A~5PM ,6<l2350SE JI-. genera l mana it l'r 1·omplex Salary full i L>ec!:..ion 80 IO ;, ncl or 1 ....,._ ..... al/0--"al I Nun.mg II S I E tlc·:.1rnbh•. bud henef1b Call f>44 1!100 : 1 \IDS Sencs ;!I Prl'l1•r re 1 --c . •nn ! C•rlifi•d 1·an I)(• wa1H·d 1( prior 1·'< I lat ed sc hool1nl( or '. c..,....,.s NunesAlde veriem·t! I!. l'Xlcn!.t\e l RentatDir•ctor manimume1Cpcricnn~ : c·an start with tr:unlng S4 OO/h Xlnl ~tart1ni? s alan & J.arl(l' apartment l'Om I ·andexpenenct>youcuuld • r. hener11:. for thl' ri l(hl µlex Newvort Beuc·h We offer a st~ble w1>rk get m the Army Reserve. H paid holidays. bel(m · person 1-'or 1nterv1ew S a I u r y . h l' n e f 11 !. environme nt with an e>t Some of the s pecialties ning ,as soon as h1red, j 1o1ppt .. call P ersonnel at: 6'M·l900. <'l' II en l s a I a r Y and available in unils nearby benefits. Bayview Con· 1 714 S40-4811 --It.I.-~-:_. __ Oppt'y bend1ts package. 111clurl are vaJescenl Hospital. 20SS f'OSITIOMS ~ I OI( c·ompan ~ va1d Dental Operating Room Thunn. c ~. Mrs f"ar I EKp I nv es tm ent \1ed1<·1tl. L1fo ;md lh-ntal Psyl'h1atnc Pharmaty rell · 642 3505. 1-:.0 . 1-.; AVAILABLE salesperson Comm ·1 111· fnsurC1 n1°l''· Pt·n ~1on Orthopedic· x Ra y I l>ay l-io!>h!ss1·~ 1o1estment.s Earn UIJ to l'l:.n Savml(:. Plan wtlh No expen enrr 15 needed, I 1-· T Hookkeept'1 HO': ma1ur med plun l11gh 111ter1•,t rail• 11 "H"ll tram you Yrrn may I Nursing lriqwrl' 3 Sl'M Mon "'ri avail Prt'Sl1ge orf1n~ & """' h11hd;,ys 1wr \l•ur clcc1 to receive a Sl.SIK! f • RN surERVISOR I li73·1505 IO('Ullon Man) hs linit:-. 11ndl~eek1ia11l.v;itul1on cashbonusorupto$4.00<J j PARTTIMIE I Hus> NR off1<·e Con Jl\ertimonth.' fhi:-. Jl0'1 In l'<!ucallOnal benefits The nal1on·s IS) prov11Jtor l ridenll. I llPIJl \1 r lion must lie filll'rt 1m dunng your l'nlls tmrnt or ho me heallh1 .. 1rc• Plf$SMAN P~-;sell 6:•15252 nled!a.tel~ l'le~l'>l' appl} Call }Our neare:.t Army !>t'rv1ces 1s lookmit fo1 ,1 Jj;; at. I EHSO~J·,L fkauiter for more 1n mature. r('s!)()ns1ble UN I JourMyman) mi)._. formation w a flex 'chedult-to i'\111 ur Part Time l-111 _, C:<~IA M t::SA 540· I026 :-.upcrv1se uur 1>vl tlul \ 1 1luuble width llarri-. llilil F• A~ Actiln 1~1vrx.1Nc Ill '!'IT IH:ACJI !162 ij821 nurw~ Ref'!> requ1rl'tl ufhet pn•s:s Apply 111 • w ~ .... ""'"·~·"-··· SJ\NJtJAN C.:APO Ca ll for appl Ur,Julrn l JJl'f !>o n h1•lwt•1·n • Call a Daily Pillt AD-VISOI 642-5671 :11&1 Hedh1ll Avt• 85S·42:l2 Healthcare Sen 11 .,,, ~am ·!J>m Cui.ta Me:.u. CA !l;mw E o. · 1 . Oranqe Coast 1-(aual Opp J-;mplvr M ff GARAGE SALE ad:. 1n Doily Pilot the Daily Pilot bring hap· :1:10 w Hay !;t l..:tdw's retail :-lore 11ecch \1anag er . Ass1:-.l \lana..ier & Sale:. Pcr!-.un nc I C.: a II Ann a 111• I I l· t 21317 1!1·4\}1 I L;.ind1;c·ape i':!>t1mJl1ir Wiii tram Ca II for a 11111 531 44111; Lt.:GALSfo:C.:Hfo:T \It Y with t.>srrow background preferable. :.ma 11 1·om pany Top S KJ3 764;! l,EGAL s 1-:c R !-:TA Hy needed for llunt1nf(ton Ueach Law Firm Casual •lmos phere. lel(al ex perienr e ru•t•es:.;, r y S¥1~ry comensurate with e>tperienre Ask for Sue 847·6041 LEGAL S l-:CRETARV S mall dynamic rea l l-slate litigation r1rm In New))Ort Center. 11ecks expenenced, cfflr1ent & e n e rg e t i c legal ecretary. Short hand. dJct.aphone. & xlot typ. in& skills a must Xlnl u lary depending on qualHicatlons & ex ~Mce. Good benefits. IMHMO. ...... s.c .... .., Mull have 3·4 years ex pertence with patent law. Tn>lnc skills 80+wpm, IMrthand 80. Pleaunt oftlff. ~/mo. 0.0 . E C.U Sandra. 640-6055. C-tal Personnel Afen· C...%790 1 Harbor 8 vd, ~p A FEE E.0 .£. t.¥M,.1»AY SHIPT Ewry other wknd orr. xi.. rree medical • d en· l ... Apply l.4U Superi,>r. M.I. PY resuJls To place your ELL tdle 1l~mi. with u C.:osla Me!>a drawing card. phone Da1ly P1lotC11.1s~1fied Ad uaJ r En lo er 642 SG78 today• GU SG71! All Aboard FOr o ·ur Christmas Gift Train! .. A aped• o.ttr Piiot gift .,.. wtl .,.._, ff9fY WedMldey from Now.._ 11 ttwu Dece,...r 17. Adv-e::r.;r C....._• gift Item• to 340,000 o...,.. eoa .. 'C, wtt . You OM edferttM tors weea for H low •• Ill. ,.., .. a ........ perty or • bual- ,.. ... OOMe -..rc1 out ClwllllMa Gift Tralft to ... your "*'°"8n- dtM. • . Auto lrans AM·FM radio cusl molding. doo r edge guards. prevent·a·lhelt undersea! Stk '759-01035254) DAMPLI SAYIH&S NEW •10 JI 0 HATCHIACI 54999 4 speed custom side and wheel moldings undercoal resin glaze and more Slk "1416-0 ( 189939) I 2 MO./ 12,000 MILE 01 24 M0./24,000 MILE SERVICE CONTRACTS AV AILAILE OM MOST OF OUI V ALiD V ALU! USED IMPORTS '71 REGAL A1o1tOM•hC .. , ~ 1 .... 1"0 pc>wet Ot'K b••ti;et AM--FM ttllPtt .-... to f.IN"4,aV 10~ tilt ~ <•Vt .. c.GftttOI 21 ?14 m•i.o IU:IVUI '3999 V•I • ., M ,..,..~ ·~· .......... . '"'"td 10 .. 11...-01 '2283 79110 Z Dl. tia1C1top I eyt ~IC t.tr P•S AM , ........ -·-.. -!3 2)! 11it1WZ01 '5999 'IO JIO •X CPI. I <1'1 t o_.i 1H A-M _.., 1- t1HI oo<llola tOC~ -.. -fOCl..V '"""'"' ·-111UA01 )ti!,..._ SAVE '771210 Z DR. • c,1 • t9d ,.... ........ n, "*"'' tfto.. ....... ,_ ··" DOtlr --~· •0.0••""' _..,.._ .. 5 3176 •71510 HATCH. • c,• • .-,. AM ,.,. .-...o -••ll•flf I t ... MllH ,...11 C.,~ IOt' 1 ... 1u••1 lnuned. Opening for t11Aaliried person. Good Salary, xlnt oppt y . Prtme Location 646-3445 Schwinn Varsity Girl's bllte. Like new. $100. 673.-z4 art &PM. MIRACLE MAZDA ProuclY Presents Its NEW BAKER STRl!ET USed Car OAnartment -aero•• ''°-;, ~reoc0- We sett only the finest used cars & wholesale the rest. See why we're the #1 Mazda Dealer in So. CaJit. A #1 Deel For Youfl 1t 04T'IUN -C-'11 IMZDA AIU COlft ' 'l>O., •Ir conct., '1ereo '•'*· Autom•ll< 1r-.. one owner ' m•9·11.,. wllll ' P'""''"J Ion lll•n 40.000 mllest l2Ul901. u .. 11ic v 1 Mt95 1 ts . "l'e TOYOTA COllOU.lo WAOO'f A ro•t niUI c•• w1111 only lt,000 mlle'I H•' Oc>d Ir•"'· (I0..111 S31H "" -"""""' • c yt . •U'lo tr ant... ""'. sl.. •tr cono . elect. wl~. cr11•w 4 hll 10.llAfl. $5395 I CHECK YOIJR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE -GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLIJME DISCOUNT DATSIJN DEALER flll•il~blilf!JUJ •Jj filJ: I NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR IF YOU DOH"T BUY YOUR CAR FROM otCK BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH! QATSUN!!! GAS GUZZLERS ACCEPTEDnr':a. PAID FOR OR NOT ~N!MRfilv,0L~00 16.99°/o USED CAR BARGAINS '79 DATSUN ' 7 8 DATSUN 210 2 DR. DLX. 12 I 0 l DI. SIDAM Au:..ltic:s,,..::.o.o. s3995 !~,_t~,= 53195 ISS7XWH) 230WICl, '78 DATSUN 110 ' DR. SON. A~J~s::""~ '4995 Slltfl!IO (47S'IHSI •79 280% 2+2 '78 DATSUll 100IXCPI. Auto trans , AlilllfM •4495 Sltfto, INQI. INtp • C~Vlll l '76 DATSUN '79 DATSUN 110 STATIOM WAGON 4SOd .1irc0ftd . '5995 Ati11r1it stereo. SIN11fl9 (Set~~) '78 DATSUN a210Hl•CN. 4 lpcl, AM/f~ rl4i0. •3995 tR!lllow!lliltt (17'UZZI '79180 zx AulO I rans .. , conCJ -' "-'"Q ~;;~;r: s'1·o·:soo 1210 4 DI. SIO. CPI. s 2.595 $~i.i;1i/FM '719& 001 DATSUN INC GltllAN OAT'\UN FOOT Hill OAT SUN INC. MOON DATSUN IRI II All[ V D4 !SUN IN(; l ONG BEACH DA l SUN 00WNT0WN l A MOTOAS IMPERIAL OATSUN INC UNlllERSAl CITY DATSUN INC NEWPOAT DATSUN OUAlll> D.t TSU"I rMPOM S PASADENA DATSUN sourHBAYDATSUN INC BARWICK IMPOATS IMC SANTA ANA DA fSUN 1NC MlllEA IMPOfl TS INC TORRANCE OAT SUM 81 DAILY PILOT Mir••·-1010 n,=.··· ....................... --IOtl Fri •• ...,...,.... 1• tlOO Exerclter Trainpollne. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ...... ,...... 9040 C .. , • prdaweep,poolthermal RCA Color TV, 24'' re· ...................... Tt 1rt.....l:lil'" f cover, 1erman book•, ~ ~trot Solid oalil 21' ~ Lapstralre, •••••'••••••••••••••••• ................... !~ Pll•ERE SIOWllll CIVIC 4 DOOR SEDAN • Ill COMFORT --SMALL PRICE O UR NEWES T CAA COMBINES LUXURIOUS ROOMINESS WITH PLUSH INTERIOR STYLING. PLUS THE FUEL ECONOMY OF OUR POPULAR CIVI C. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ·o• MOST MODELS Co111pare WITH YOUR APPROVED CREDIT SAVEi boys LO.pd, W -S573 ~e. Beaut piece ot Chev. tl&U canva1, bait Alrcr-'I t I I 0 furn, Xlnt coed. Priced , .. , new head Is upbol, ...... ••••••••••••••••• ctmSTMASTallS r l1ht. C all Ca rol trallerable , 14500 .~ Beach Muaketeer, Al*beTeat Trlr·Sld oeo. SOlkt ..... loaded, ., .. 7 MZ-9D ev• Wboleaale Only (714>t7~75ee. ..._, mldtlme lSO Lycomlna f72.4710,831·1251 ..... ..._.. .......... , .•na, 2 Co m -na v '1 t tll• llNI.... ti 40 tWc.. I... ... a.... t050 trwponder. 848-2508 aft ...................... . ... le w H... 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Professional with Flybrtd1e. twn dal. rond. t650t0BO model Wtth Tree of Lire generator, .showe r . 631·3199 _ goina up to the neck. loaded. $49,900. 5.51·0833 Sabot new sails like new Woodgrain body with or6'0-S279 S250/0 BO ' ' hard shell case. 1500. 55• MOOllNG 631 ·3199 548-6446 ------ ------... 1.a.. & + boat Na p I es S a bot , a 11 vn-......,..,. • Otrer 631·4286 fiberglass. noatation. gd ........ 1015 ----- ••••••••• ••••• ••• • • • •• • C I ass i c 1 8 · L y m a n cond. complete, ready to Xerox Plain Bond Copier . Launch. Great Bay boat sail. $300 898-8929 ask for 1800. (714 )492·01S2. Fi n e c o n d . S2 s 0 0 John. CaJI anytime 641-5750, 642-5.568. OCC Student in Architec. Pets 1017 tW'e looking for boat to ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALYAGI SALE rent or maintain for the Fnat Loop Bird. beaut .. 2 Se.ted lld W1nter /Spring mo Con- yr male. Tucan. cage Aslswt.er.ls ta c t arter 5 Do n handcrafted. 714-640-7~ 1 9 7 8 3 6 · T r 0 J a n ~~ 1;,r.;../ PimlOI & OrcJ-s 1090 CF8918GK Twin Cum ~ r"- •••••••••••••••••••••••. m in s V504M Onan Dodu 9070 •SALE* generator, may be 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• John B . hall' I spected Larson Uoitt AVAIL Side Ties 14' to .nm . s annua yard . Berth 214 , 25 ' Lido v'acht pre-holiday piano & or· Terminal Island 8 4 I Anchorage 573.9330 Ron g~n s ale. New Grand Sealed Bad must include ' Snyder · P•~no. $2,995.00. New ! l<Yk of total bid 1n cash.I ---- spinet & console pianos : cashier's c he l·k or For rent 35' slip Hunt 40% oH. New organs: up' money order payahle to liar Maureen 846.8633 lo 50~ 0 1fSof. h B . t 1 William Kni'ght Su bm 1t 1 c res) 846-4408 c ~ork 1 I """ ut n s o I bad to So. Coast Marine -- I -____ 75~·! ~21 Surveyors 5732 1-; 2nd 40' Mooring Can STEINWAY 6,4 .. Ebony St . Long Beach, Ca. 28'0wen.scr':"ser I Grand bit 1909 like new 1 9(8)3 before 2 · OOPM on Roth Bnstol rnnd. I cond . one of a kind I Dec. 10. Balan ce due 515,000 AV646·9000 • 1 within 10 days. Owner r e· I Sl3,000. '. serves the right lo refuse I SI 1p 25'. w at" r . e I el'. MASON & HAM LIN 6'2" any or all bids. I locker. S200tmo • l walnut Grand . bit 1926. · I • I 640-5335 ,. I like n e w c ond 1 • Sl0.000/best offer Sell or trade for Van or s m loah, Storacp 9090 ' I Hamm ond Organ &I car ur fish boat, cntrl·······················1 1 Piano Center 2854 E .. console. dpth Cinder. 651Dry storage available. 1 .6s· MAGNIFICENT MOTOR SAILER: With the room of a 75 footer. Solid fiberglass & absolutely finest exterior and Interior wood JOinerwork of Silver Beech. Kauri & African Mahogany. Built 1979 with only delivery to California. Superb salon and galley. True luxurious queen size bed owner's stateroom + 3 other double strms & 3 balhs with showers. W11Sher & dryer, Osmosis Watermaker. 7'xll' walk·in engine r oom . Twin 15 KW Westl'rbekes & finest cr uising diesel in the world. 6 cyl. GAil ONER powers & sails al 10 knots . All e lect r onics i n c l . Nav . Communications S:.itelllte Navigation system . Sailor 800 W SSB. w T e lex Connettion. etc. This is truly one or the finest World Capable Cruising ketches. Expensive. yes. but well worth it. & well under replacement & don't wait 2 years' Located So. Calif Contat·t David Fraser 1714)673-5252 David Fraser. Inc. Box 2268, Newport Beach . Calif. 92663 Coast Hwy, CdM 644-8930 1 llP Mere. nu trlr. wench Newport Dunes. 1131 t ~GoOds 80941 &lrgba1lfrzr Sell S1650 1 . Ba c k Ba y Dr. NB 1 ••••••••••••••. •••• •••. 1 <:=a~ 768-4234 or 493 0987 644-0510 j .,._lllil!l ___ ll'!"!!~-----~~!11'!111!~ IScubagear.tank 8.C etc Autos, UHd . 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Tor" lllp, 'lhermotlUI,. • un· 4 speed trans , deluxe 2 Ooo.-4 •peed trana . 6 cylinder "Z", s speed, defcoat C.c>M7t) Pnce wood 1raln pka • roo metallfC palnt, body side flldcJrY air condllionln1, SALE ........ .,.. Hit JIMMAllNO t I It •••••••••••••••• •• • ••• • YO&.lllW .... "••••-••••••••••••••• "JV akio.11 VI A, .11lnt .. H•k)'. l*t o It l'Oftd llNO Call Orea 11711 leach Blvd Lab I ., cuadu1oa 1 •-~t1'20AIEACH l Hit llu• wu k 1 T..a.. tl60 eoodlhnl 12/1/IO, rack, metal h e paint, moldlrip, Thermo1uard power 1t.eria1. All·P'll S6"9 body side moldings. & undercoat (005«1411 atereo, steel radial tires, NI Wl'f)f.i' ;, h I 'ilJtj H i I J IJL) Thermoguard & un PrlcefJood thl'U U /l /80. l11Chand .. 1u, sUver. J dercoat ( 128105> Price $5219 OWDe(W r, low low miles. ltOOd lhru lZ/l /80. ll•J $6988 .J."6 MIUS 1111 ACCllDS *••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 100 u; Xlnt Cond. '73, xlnt ~;;...._- •• El Cammo, 3'11 YI, new m11eat1. loadH. Sl&j5 '711210 •X $AMJ'AAMA DA'TSUM map 6 tiru, fair cond, W-MS'J HATCHIACIC 9'0t7'·4m ....-- , '72 Datiun, run11 1oud , •••••••••••••••••••• .. • 4 c1Under. 4 speed, steel radJaJ Ure11 custom rear deck l'\.lj k l wheel cov en. body side moldings, h~1a1e rack. blue, low mlJes, small down p11 y menl. "Test Dnve This One". (247385) '7tDATSUN 1-7'9!:,. flonda x Int many xtra1 '66 Sprite, lood cond, nftw """' Sli.uu 646 61111" top. rebJt ena . 11800 840 828 l 771-21176 an. 6 ·77 et14;vy Luv, 1hell to.p, IMW -,712 HONDA 400 Super Spc1rt Am/I'm cau. roll bar ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••. ltSO. C1&1l 645 482'1 ur w /KC ~f~_ts , bumper 2101 aslt for Da vld. -~· 13~...:.... 536:_?J45._ ~ "19MR80, xlnt cond. ....._ W..t.cl tS90 \;, •73 vzao. 1ood cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• 760-839eart 5 30 WEPAYTOPOOLLAR for top used cars foreign. ·7· YAM 125 ENDU ltO domeauca or class1c.-s. If ~g1ste.red '81 + Bell your car 1' extra cleun, ~ & utra tire $.15() ~ l&i Fl RST' stJ--0978 '7t Yamaha XS750, showroom cc>nd . very lo 1111. must i.ell $1800 6TJ.S47l BMW 1978 HlOC~ 11.000 mi ..•• & dUMI bCUhi. new tlfell S429S 67 J S4 7 1 ·79 Yamuhu 175M X , xlnl I cond must sell P t i' • 846-4371 If I 111 Or-. C-'v 2925 llarl>Or Blvcl <.:OSTA MESA 979-2500 SADDLllACK VAWY .IMPORTS Mlf-t•few oftt..ww 19101MW's left!.ctthe 1981 's are ARRIVING!! Excellent Selection Come In Today Before They're Gone' AIM •.. ,,.._~MW'1 To Choote FroM! '78, Kawasaki 6.\0, l'l<'an : 6,000 miles $17$0 002 1816 WEIUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS I For the Best Dcul 111 I Orange County ... Comt• 1 See Us TDod~,k'.! '67 Harley Cho11µcr SA DL.elACk COHN KL CHEVROLET Honda 450 motor. s1 soo VAWY IMPORTS I .~'>C l l.1rhor HI' 11 c c ~T '\ \! ~:s \ S46-l 200 or offer 8.39-4720 · 28402 Marguerite Pkwy I Mission Viejo 1 New 198(1 Honda CX!>OO. --831 -2040 05-4949 1'rade for auto, :.1rn ., llc!>I ' HIGH IUYER J CIOHd Su d cash offer 548 657!! Top dollars for Sporls n ays MOforHoMts, Sale/ Ca~:.. Bu~s. Campers. lteftt/StorOC)I fl 60 I !114 s. Audi s I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for U /C M GR ,. CREVIER , JIM MARINO Tl Dodge Mu1vdn rnrn . v UCSWACiEN r <"omr.l rcbll. nu l ire:., & · ,. 18711 u~ach Blvd I SI & H OAOWAY looded. $1000 642 6YH3 ""' lll':"ll'flNGTON Bt:A('ll SAIHA AHA ·n WmnelJarco CIJ!>l> A . 842-2000 835 3171 generalor . .itr, c 'II I rlr !HE UlflllAfE Ol!tVINC MACHO•l h1lrh. xlri.t !>loruge 145 TOP DOLLAR •USED IMWs• gal ga!>, nu 11rci. h a ti cry ' D F & brake:. Xlnt c-ond PAI OR "732002 (05581 s 13 . o o o wk d y" GOOD & CLEAN j '742002t1i s1r coJJ2 1 2l3n53-4251, eves wknd' I USED C RSI "752002a CCIO.'JS J 5411 ~ · A • 1 '762002s/r4Sp. 057111 &-....... tt--• ,-·! I "17320! sunrf air <3201 1 -__..... ... ,c•, arts I 'f~~·••ll• '776.JOcsi auto <00401 &AccesioriH 9400 I Closed Suitdays ·············•··•······ SSAVESAYI S WITH USED PARTS Imported car puts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY IOI N. Manchester Anaheim 776 woo 4·1pffdZ transrnl•tlon ~ misftllaneous 240Z, .parts 768-583'1 - WANTED! ------ORANGE COUNTY'S ' • OLDEST SaJes-Service-LeasmJC j Rov c ........ c. ; Rolls-itoyce BMW I lMOJamboree · Newport Beach 840-6444 I '67 Bug doors L & It ~o c .. 1. N• .. IOI McLAREM's I l: ·1~:r::~:nt1nl·t1la1 ~PO ... R.uS01C.,HHEa.S .. ., 11:. & parls for :.ale llood • 8SON Beach Blvd grill. doors. humpcr .... i I LA llABRA whee l1> w new llft'), ' WANTED C5 M1 No of SA fo'wy1 rad1 L1lo r . µowc1 'ot'al, j 17141522-5333 nt'W tirakt-:. radio. a11 Allow u.<, the opporlun1ty Sunday by Appl cond1tiuner. rear d1·1·k lo 1·11ns1der the purC'hase l•lllliilililillli.lllii ..... illi.llill- IJd. all m l(O<ld ro1ul11111n or trade 1n of your l'lt·an Sl~S50 5'15 1!114 Por ... r he ChN·k with U:. '795281. Reseda Green . all Tolia.>.., options showroom t ond Partin..: Out '52 ('ht·\ Ton. All or J>arl 5:#i 7674 anytime w a n l t' ,, T II \' II I II Land<'rw~cr door), Jeff %2 U041i WlRI': WHEl':LS ~ rudrnl lll''el>. 175 x 15, It kt! nt•w ' Setof 4, Sl75 640 1470 AMtos for Sale ·•••··••·•··•·•···•···· IM PORTANT NOTICE TO R~ADl':RS AND ADVERTIS ERS The prire of ite m :. advertised by vch1l'le dealerll 1n lht' vch 1rle rlass1f1ed advert1s1ng columns does not mdudc any apphl•ablc taxu . license, transfe'r fees. finance charges. fees for air pollul1on control de vice cert1f1eat1ons or de aler documentary pre parallon chargci. unlell!I otherwise .spei-1f1ed by the adven iser ...... / Clillslc1 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '70 CADILLAC COUPE DI VILLE 38,187 original miles ft io.cled! Must be the best example of this model In Orange Co 1 previous o wner & p e rfe c t ! 177QAVAl. Sl411 THEODORE ROBINS FORD , '•I J It f, M •' I~ 1\ I Vt I < '1 f A f"4 t ... A t, 1 J 111111 ~1j~ 26mp$(, no down 111 ;_ft" I '{"~ $324.00lmo 4!17 35oti ..... 94. ... •u• 'ru "' ..._ ,..~ •Jill i""'""' flt••I ......... 97 I 5 (.,ift,tJf•fl (,f0 Vtf "' 131 )])l •••••••••••••• e e e e e. e e. Top Dollar Paid Jol:f~l&~ l."soH URCoa...M•rc:ury 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540 5630 W•Poy OVER llu.look for Your Good VW, Porsche or Audi, ~ra VW PORSCH E AUDI 445 E . Coast H1 way 1 al Rayside Ort ve Newport Beach 673 0900 Premium price!> paid for any l.l!!Cd Car <foreign or domestic 1 in good condition. See Us F'irst! "76CAl'RI 11 V 6 4 spd , 26 mµu , AM tt'M casi. . look~ xlnl, runs rough S200U 548-3864, 648 JJ()ol DahUft 9720 .•....•...••.••...•.••. 1981 DATSUN ZIOZ.X COUPE S speed trans , AM/l'"M stereo. metaJl1c paint. body s ide m o ldings , Thermoguard & un dercoat 1259813 > Pril'c good lhru 12 ti /80 SI 0,391 newport dat sun 114 811 1300 '77DATSUN 210% Dynamite sport cou~. 4 speed, air, stereo, xlllt oond! <Mil~~S JIMMARIHO YOUlSWAGEN r1••j mM+i~i~oJt,it~c" ,,., DATSUN I 21018AM .!888 llu11.1111 llh d ~ 4 soeed trau .. body aide l'111ol:i \lt•ll't ~II 0;1:10 . nddinp, Thermo1uard -Is undercoat, (082081 l Wanted H onda car, PrlcegoodlhruUJl/80. li70-72, N·eoG w1lh blown .~449 enctne. ~l-8801 ~ nPwpor t ~.1tq1;i 11 -. 1.11 $3661 SANTAANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Slreel Santa Ana 558 7Hll If you've never placed a Classified ad, you 're In 1 the mlnonty• Try 1l once and see how qwckly you get res ulls Pho n e 642-5678 210Z.X C OUrt 6 ~h s speed, air, AM · PM l11pe; Nissan ma gs . pinstripes, blue. lo w rrules, 2 owner 12 mo s , 12.000 miles ser vice <'On t ract ava ilabl e <S92WZQ! $tl89 SAtfTAANA DATSUN 2001 £ 17th Street Santa Ana 558 7811 Get GREEN cash for WHITE elephan ll> with a Class1f1t!d Ad Call 642-5678 Autos, N~w 9800 A11tos, New 9100 ...••••.....•......••.. •···········••··••····· • '7fDATSUN uon GL courE "Far OL Pkg "8 c.-yl, 5 speed, air condltuningl AM F'M redlo tape, stee radial ll.r.cs, Nissan mags, two tone. t•rulsc rontrol. tac. cu~lom in lertor "I Owner. JJow Mlle:.. A Steal " < 118616 1 $10,999 SAMTAAH.4 DATSUN :im1 E. 27lh Street Santa Ana 558· 711 IJ• 'IODATSUN llOGXCOUPE l"ront wheel drive, 4 cyUnder, 5 speed. steel rJldlal tires. fa ctory custom lntenor pkg Two tone pin stripes ''A Steal". {017ZA0l 8,'31 MILES $5386 SANTAANA DATSUN :im1 1-; 17lh Street 2001 t; l7lb Street SantaAn11 5587811 SantuAna 558,7811 :.a C:laaslf1ed Ads are the ibt?re·s an easy-way for " answer to a succes!lful YOU to sell that bicycle HONDA 1earagc or> urd sale • ll ',; Y~ no longer use Just ti a ,._ Dr a bellt.'f" wa} lo 1c11 morel adver11se 1t 1n the ( .. 7 uto8'=~ • people! <:lass1f1ed' Call642-S67H t4) _.,_ .._ ______________________________ ..... ~"!.~~·.~.e.W. ••••••• !!.~~ 1 ~"!.~~·.~:.--: ....... !~.~~ .. ~~~!·.~.~."' ....... 980.o. j0Autos. Mew 9100 .... ·•·••·•··············· I I I l I I I. I I I I / beach imports . tu I ori zt•1J SALES • SERVICE LEASING •Alfa Romeo·P~ugeot•Saab 848 DOVE STREET Newport Beach 752-0900 '71110 auto. ori1 own, lo mil•. xlnt cond $1995. 5411-G42 'i1 2IOZ, auto, air, new r*11als, alereo, 30K ml. Xtn clean. 545.4477 eves . · -------'80 :llOZX, lo ml, "loaded , Slf,000 llrm or $3,000 take over payments. 91W.53.1(). HEAD9UARTERS "71 9115 Targa equipped TODAY!!! w/everything. 70K ml. UHIVllSrTY rare model 111 ,SOO SALESA SE8~1CE 1-~-----0LDIMOl,.I '74 911. Biege/tan, 5spd, HONDA air, aoc. clean. SI0,900. ~ TIUCKS 714-675-2224 ___ _ ~Harbor Blvd. '72 911T, beautirul, all i 4 3llOZ. new paint, ma" C~ ~ftA · """'ooo · t" .. 9 ong, "''" m1, nu area. whll, auto, very clean. nu Koni ·a . $11 ,000. M400 840-2772. --&U-8411 --Wante d Hon d a c a r ----- '76 Sliver 280Z I own , 41K 197~72. N·600 with blown '66 912 . clean. 5 11pd, mJ, super clean IS900 eniJ~. 531-8801 wht/saddle int., AM /FM 644 2MI ,.,,,,..----~ 9730 stereo t51SO. 957·1056 '79 DATSUN 210%1 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ·73--9-14 N · -A tC . ew engine. . Mutt selltXlnt Cond '72 Jaguar XKE V12 Con· App. grp. looks & runli Olk w 111old . tan Int vert1ble. Classic Bntish great. $4700. 498·3962. ~':1 fully loaded, only racing green with tan ----- LU\ mi, !llpd Beat ()ft er tram. Chro me w 1 r e '63 Porsche S coupe Xlnt' PP7S2-6895,644·6Sl5 wheels & a ir cond. 16.000 mi. rebuilt engine Su p e r b c o n d 1 t i o n Best over 17000 646 6808 '71 240Z good condtneeds thruoul ! A must-sell.---.. ...... -5 1 o m e work . new satuallon' Priced to go -..... ,ce 97 6 tires/stereo. 138001080 today al SI0.999 Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-5678 I ~7340. ~l DEALER IN U.SJt· '1' SCllOCCO Beautlf611 condlllon in· aide and out. Hurry ! C9123PKE1. _ -543'1 HtcWt Uowo"' VOUCSWA~IN. INC D'-4100 13731 H•rbor Garden Gf'ove '7lYWCAM,H Dynamite WestfaUa pop top, s harp original ~ speed wit.h all the xtras ! <~WV!._ M2H JtMMAllMO VotJ(SWAGEH - 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 '71VW RAlllT I -- '74 Oat.sun z. good cond. j '74 JAGUAR ~ ROY T:'~ is ready to 1o10 stereo. lo m1 pampcn·d.i XJ6 CARVER $44'9" oerer. 760-8747 I Super sharp sedan, RO~lS·ROYCE ·75 Datsun 21U, 4 s pd automatic, air, wif¥Jows. 1'411J•mbor•• @ttfvOMJtlltSWMAG~tNufC I Runs good S225-0. ' stereo. great s hape ! :0.'::111uc11 .... 760 0916 CNMBRMN> 534-4100 $5995 ClOSlO SUNDAYS ·71 610, auto. a ar. new JIM MARINO SS ---I 13731 Harbor '67 · MPW "Corn1che '". Gard en Grove brakes, new bolt. new. VotJ(SWAGEN 2dr coupe, RHO. xlnt I tires, gd cond. 11000.jl 18711 Beach Blvd. rond. Offers over 119.000. '71 VW CAMPER -- 1 641·1798 HUNTINGTON BEACH 494.2023 1r--..-.1 I 142 2000 -- -· D y n a m 1 t e P 2 7 ~ 97231 • jSoab 9760 Westfalia Very low f •••••••••••••••••••••••, .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 males. air & s tereo ·75 Oano 30IJ GT4, gold 68 XKE convert. wares. · 1832WDI 1 j w/black. '"xlnt l·ond··. to : new top/ tares. 3 beauty. MEW & USED I $79'5 m1. :.a r r. best uHer bst uff r · 531 0855 ·1 Sill CENTER I JIM MARINO 1 Sllt-8131.497 t60!i ~~ --1 i VotJ(SWAGEH I : Mm.da 9738 1978 99GL. GLE. F:MS & 18711 Beach Blvd F'ind what )OU wanl 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIJRB(J low as C6S3W<.:L I • HUNTINGTON UEACll Daily Pa lot Cla!>Si(it.'th 1 ·73 Maida RX 3 Wagon. $5299 I 842-2000 I I 5spd. lo m1, gd cond I --- 'New t1HI ...... Mew t1oo!A.tea, New 9100 IAM+es. New H001Autos, Hew 9100 ,Autos. Hew HOO ~tOB0_~93·5l26 : BEACH IMPORTS '75 VWIUG •••••••••••••••••••!•• ••••••••••••••••••••f-••••••••••••••••••••••1•••••••••••••••••••••••,•••••••••••••••••••••••1•••••••••••••••••••••••1Mlrrc.-·cMtleu 9 7 40 848Dov~Strecl *Green~ sveed. Super - COME. TO DUI C,DRRAl OF IEW I USED CAR BARGAINS/ 52NO OFF ANY..-W 'IO COUOA" X"·7 55000 Off ANY NEW '10 MARK • WOULD YOU BELIEVE? ,~-~ 'II LY ~ tnc ludl09 ... P ower brake s, power steering, console, tinted glass, radlel tires. (608799). Prices plus tax, lie ., doc . fees, vehicles subject to plror sale. Sale prices good for 72 hrs. after publlcatlon. tllCOll- j r i · y ·······················' NEWPORT QEAC.:11 : OH"l' ( 130PJ1KJ '75 M-IENZ I 752-0900 I $12'9 ! &1,<Xkl m1~~~Dautomat11: 1~.~ ........... ~?~.~ ,@~~w~G~~'t I stecn.ng. air. very clean. ·n Subaru ·I wheel tlt1 \'l' 534-4100 auxiliary tank. ( 12019• Station Wagon. ~now I 13731 Harbor I S7994 tires. mags. air. pui.h Garden Grove JIM MARINO har. radio Cn•am Purr ! VOLkSWAGEN I S'l9'J5 960·4837 '74 VW DASHER 0 18711 Beach Blvd !Toyota 9765 su n r 0 0 (. 2 d uo r HUNTINGTON Bfo:ACH 1·•••••••••••••••••••••• hal<'hbar k. 4 s peed. 842-2000 '77 TOY OT A Looks and runs I'( real! '66 Mercedes z:ios. good HATCHIACIC <7.UYAJ l rond. eng overhauled. COROLLA S249 5 SJ.0001orr 846·6079 I Can"t beat this pri<·c JIM MARINO · 1!Kl5.SJA1 VotJ(SWllGEH 13 MB 280SE 4 5, blk on I $3699 18711 Beach Blvd. ~ pwr, air. $6250. :@HfM.il M<*»uf HUNTl~i1'iOAIEACH S'l1 VOlllSWAGIN INC ·79 MB JOOCE cpe, m et. ~~ 534-4100 '70YW black . r1 n namon int SQUARHACK finest example of am 13731 Harbor ma<'ulately ma1ntJtnl·d Garden Grove & dnven auto All «r - l"eSS standard, in< I ~pt '76 TOYOTA whhl. sunroof. R hand WAGON mirror Ask in ~ price 4 c'I. auto. air. whl'l'I Sl9.500 t blu e book c·ovcrs. vinyl interior wholesale prll"l' I Ca 11 bni.:ht red. new tirr-.. low 7 8 I 5190 wk d y l> II 5 . m tics. great p ri 1· 1• 793 11 878 6 llpm or t284PUR I wkends S291l "78 MH 450S EL I m mal'ulate Br own tan SANTA AHA DATSUN lthr Low mtlt•aJ:t' Bu) 2001 E. 17th Street o r a ss um c I ease Santa Ana 55M 7HI l ~6159. ·74 4~£. lo m1. all ex tra.s. mml cond . l\M TM tape 644-6449 '71 Mercedes 250. ~ dr sedan. auto. air. 8 lrk. needs ·tires. s.1500 hci.l o( r 640-6395 '77 T oyo ta C:e l1 ru L1Hbar k Xlnt . rond am fm radio tteater. air, uuto lrans Shudc• louvers. low mtlea~c 644 6876 I Coninu Mk II, auto AAK m1. gd r ond . 11695, 546-6640 ·79 30050. sl vr on blk. turbo diesel, sunroof. 401·n <.:ELICA GT L1fthar k gal tank, all xtras, llK 5spd. loaded . 1mmac nu. Must see to apprec 962 0031 p p 979 4 38 I. Res . ·n SR5 Sports <.:pe. 36.ooo 675-0445 _ nu. onR ownr. 1mmur ·79 MB JOO Diesel. Silver ~ 646 4067 snrf, rassette, new tires. ·eo Toy Te rcel. to m1 . perf. cond 121,500 or :.>mpg l'll}. Jllmpg hwy, ~ & assume lease. AM ffM cuss , 646 1915 832· 7657 Bnan or Len 9744 '74Toyota C:ehra. runs gd, I ••••••••••••••••••••••• nunor repairs. SI OOO or '79 MGI bs t ofr Call n111 at · Am-Fm 'lltereo. 23,000 75!·~515. mlte.:;. ~wit see to ap '80 Toyota Corolla, 4dr preraate s~Wil Sedan. auto tran11. ps. C •.,VllR 1·MW Am/Fm stereo radlu, -beaut cond. 13,000 m1. lat &t Broadw11y Santa Ana 835·3171 -------'79MGI Dy n amite s p o rt s roadster, very rlean an side &t ou~~~l5' .HMMAIJNO VOLKSWAGEN l5600/080. 548·7144 after !pm. I IUY PROILIMS Sick or dead F oreign can wanted. Plnlos too Free tow. 631·2697 ...... -,767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74TllUM,H 18711 Ba.ch Bfvd. Tl6 ~~:"~'f.BEACH Dynamite clualc sports roadster. great invest· o,.I '746 ment! <87J.Rnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJZ91 JIMMAalNO VOUSWA•IM Excellent condition. re built en1o1ine & trans l5C17 REK1 S2499 @-. H1wJi. Uowa'ld VOUCSWAGfN INC 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garde n Grove '77VW CONVERTllLE Sharp little dass1r with only 24.000 males. Great invcstml'nl. < 12041 l JIMari1HO VOUCSWAGEN 18711 Beach Bl vd. l fU~GTON BEACH ... 42-2000 '79 VW Van 7 pass Dark brwnttan. 13.000 m 1 Gd 1·ond S6900 494·9456 or eves 497 3598 '73 VW Bug, xlnt rond SJ.000 ~6446 '68 Bug mech's r ar I owner. nu eng. l'lutch. s mog rerl B10 P P 497 2230 '68 Bug mech 's car 1 owner. nu eng, clutch, smog rer t B /O P P 497.2230 "66 Karmann Ghia Rood runblng cond . Asking $1900.673·93117 '00 DUG. new paint, rebll motor, 11 700 Firm . 836-7482 Parting Out ! 1974 Volkswagen Bug parts for sa.le. 641·91.S7 ---vw parts. '67 1en &t right door. '73 lert door. ISO each. 548-9744 ----- Ul9 VW, Bue. 1600 CC rooWC', mint cond. $1800. 714-640-7292 'Ill VW Squareback. Good pelnt • interior. Strona qine. Only 11600. Call 642-5435. '70 VW Squareback, new 1.87U Beach Blvd. pnt, Ura. calm alrlplng. HUNTl.NGTO.N I EACH aood cond, auto. needs ''•°' 9741 14Z..200 reverse 1ear St200 ••••1•••••••••••••••'-•V•--. 9770 631-tall6eves ... ~IOT ••••••••'•••••••••••••• ,.....,., '7' WISTPAUA '73 Super Beetle am trm •. CLIARANCI c•mper 4 ipeed, air, =-"200 M5-4ltt or at11reo, pop top, new (2) "JI ICM Dtnel1 low H r*llals, Immaculate! I Oran11 • White VW <501RSC> °'8owntr.a. (IMfl V•, 1d eond, nad well. Mfff ~"YIU >Jr, Am /Fm 11.eNo, new CllV81MW bralle1. •Hot. Call 1911 TUllOS lat• 8rMdway Mldt .. le at .... ._ rm MOW ... ! s...taAna l»-3171 IUaftelolpm. CIH ~I 0 01 IALK ad1 ln If JWN "°' ,......, llA--....-vw • DmlJ Piiot bnn1 a.a,. lli&le • ID Clallll'lll& ..... To ..... ,.,,..... ........... I d wtn1 eard, '""' .... , lld.,.a&loa j "'9todayl __ wtll~~.,_ 1 l , '70 Cad Convt. Xlnt cond. Must see to appreciate. Must sell. sac. S1600. 641-1798. 1968 Harbor Blvd C-0 ,~mtl'4ft.,1 ······················· BIG DEMO '76 Cam . auto, am trm 1 ster. a /c, new mags & , paint, 24_ mpg. ~2·3862 _ CheYJ'Olet 992 0 ., .......••..•..•..••.. CLEARANCE ·C~!~:uu~:o SPORT COUPE! ~II E I Automatic trans .• air VOlrGtsAAI I c 0 n d . & m 0 r e ! Ends Mon. 12/1/80 I c Ser.g;f~y $5.998! All Demos Must Be I HOWARD Che•rolet Cleared Out Dove & Quail Sts . NEWPORT BEACH lll·OSSS l!:rf'l~~; ...;~!~~~~OM i I v.s. aulo trans, factory I 1O120 Garden Grove Bt air rondtlloning, power GrHdPn Grove 530·9190 steerinl(, A M·FM stereo tires. tilt wheel. Blue and W~E COUMTY 1· tape, ~ape, steel radial II VOLVO Low Miles. L868TLV ) l 1-~CT.USIVELY VOLVO $3570 Largest Volvo Dealer '1 SAMT A AMA . in Urange County' DATSUN 2001 E. 17th Street BUY or LEASE DIRE<,I Santa Ana SSS. 7811 "~~ :~~~:~~;r~·~ I Chevroleta ! 10120 Garden Grove Bt Garden Grove 530..9190 , '78;,;5PL Wagon a /c. ma11 I whee!&, am/fm. rust col· ored, xlnt ! ~ firm COHMELL CH EVROLET '.'\.,.fl 11 1 .. • h ' ""l \ .., ~ ' \ ~4&-1 ioo 5"48·9882 Claaained Ads A.tos,Used A.to1,Used •..•.•....•......•..... .......••.............. ri;sale ~Values ... 1 I~ TRANSPORTATION CARS ~ 1973 BUICK 1975 CHEVY I C..twy 4Dr. ~• 1#201132) 595LVRJ ' ~ s 1997 s 1997 ~ 1 1972 MERCURY 1970 FORDI ~ c...,..u.1 n-deriMNI 719GtCI (796 AGBl ~ 5 1797 5 1792 I~~ CARS UNDER '2999 ,:. 1976 CHEVY 1974 FORD Malibu ~rd (359 PRJ) (433 NGA) 52997 52597 I~ 197 4 FORD 1977 DODGE ! Mlllf... o.,._.. 4 •. ,~ 535LKRJ 1083VIP) '2397 '2997 I ~ I I~ CARS UNDER s 3999 ! 1978 CHEVY 1974 VW , No·· ....... I (760 TKC) (326 MYM) s3997 SHARP! ~ 1?77 IUICI( llectr9U& (348SPS) 53997 1978 CHEVY 1a';3'1ici '3997 CARS UNDER 1 4999 ~ ~ 1979 FORD 1979 PLYMOUTH ~ .......... c-. ~ I ::i;; "'·:~:;;; ~, ~lflO PLYMOUTH 1977 IUICI ~ ...... 4.. .......,.. ~ (1779821 4..-LOA .. I .~ I '4997 (C>e!SSOO) ~ '4297 EASY CREDIT!!! •Mew .. .._J •Neffe'"*1 ' .u.. ...... , ........... 1 ~ -. ....... ........,..,.. ....... . ! ........... ~ ....... *FIESTAS *I-BIRDS * FAIRMONIS * LIDS * MUSIANIS *PINTOS *IRA•ADAS EXAMPLE SAVINGS ~:~ s 129'5 ··;:':.:<·~· .. :·/~ . Pl ..... TO ,,.1,., ... ,, • ._., .. I •••• / ...... PER I~,., I '" ' ' SEDAM MO. ',1:;',:,'·111 ;11 ,. ,'. '' • ·~. ~~~r' BIG SELECTIONS Aolu m.th<.. 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PUfiO 1979 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT "DIESEL" U '; M1~ C,,ltmnt"lfl' -. ~ tritn'\ :l•r c neJ AW fV L1tu • ,.,,...,(). f .,,, IQ tf ,,,,.~,.,,, & ,,,, th•,. 14 OfJO '"' ,., OOBlJlllNY Slk /~9'lA Poww ........ brat ... wlDClo••· Power door locks, rear window de· fc>Uer. 1f MPG with 4GI VI. AM /Fii I track. P». SIM4 t I AllD 00 ,DOW• NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR 1- COURIER I PICKUPS• ( 441.h tJr•C.f' -')?9~ ()(J plu\ fa,. hCPn-, .. ,\ r.Jfx_ l('IP '>33 OC ao.,,,n 1 •8 9 l '11• 48 ,...... ,nu, .. 0PfPrt""'1 o.:t .. ~nl Ott(+a 1680 b8 An, ..... , p~•tt•nldQfl •.tt\• " t '"> 99" ~c,:.-96" "'°' 1979 FORD "6 CYL." FAIRMONT 11 (" t A t ,. ,., *' ,,. ,1,, c.onc:J P')Nf•t '• 1 ' • , ., ~ . .,. mil••-. PPftptl fAmllt l1 I fir 11 I I h(~f'J ~·· 1\1482 53598 1977 PONTIAC "TRAMS AM" A .• >'"' 1'· " 1 •• ti' 1 c1f'tfj o wr itPttr1nq t,11 "'' ,,.. r ""' N1r·t1-t">w· ~ n llyP NN"ft1s A ··u1..,1u O'j.t•1ty t1111•tn bl t<.• Ouf .. Pl\ 1'4'5Pf ~H· S>••,, L 1975 FORD F600 "STAKEBED" 16 h be<J ' '>OeeIUl()tl -"<''""lO f'lllClron< l1ll9•le 1no _., 10W m1lf'•' A r ... J ..orlll>O<Hr IX 1110.I $111. 4'()q1 l0082 1980 FORD PIMTO "RUNABOUT" E~onom.(.d • cvt•"d,., ttn91ne »ulomalt<. tr;tn\rn•~'\l'•n P'>~' ,,,.er1no ,_,.., 1n0 •e" ...... n HJ 000 rn•IM' 0611ZAH :;i; P•~17 s3m 1979 FORD MUSTANG "TURBO" COBRA 4 cvl 4 '\o•ed tran-.m1,s1on e>ower ''""''"" AM FM casse11e TAX Moe,.,ehns w•I" aluminum w l'tltPI\ 4 IOv. m11e•• 771WO! ~I~ 1030 .. 1979 ftORSCHE "928" COUPE VS !I ~ ltiM>S au c:cnG l)WT w1n<!Ood C<u•'• OO<ll<04 AM FM -'le et\CI ~U Iha!\ 16000 ""'M' EurQC><len CM Of TllO Year Aelatls IOf over \•0000 "9W No reasonable olte• reru,l'<I' 9700368 Stk A 101A1 LARGE SELECTION OF 1981 ESCORTS NEW FORD MODEL "A" HO EXTRA COST! CHOOSE YOUR OWN ftERSONALIZED CUSTOM · T~TONE PAINT FROM OVER SO ORIGINAL FACTORY COLORS. 511 MODELS HOW OH DISPLAY! AM'Oll Mlit-Olt-AIM I .. l. I . ' . I l L We .Are Dealing.!! Highest Dollar For Your Trad·e --WE NEED USED C·ARS . ~-~!!!!!!111111111--LEASE Brand New '81 ~...-...-..~ .... --.....-- '78-'79-'80 HONOAS I CLEAN BEAUTIFUL . CARS. SOME 1980's NEYER BEEN REGISTERED :7L~~~.~ w~ leather 1nterM>r. MUST ate<eo, 8 trade tape. lull powe1 Shows a lot ot s E E ! deu (t98SGE) I __________________ __,.~ ~~~ !~~a!~NjU!f!~ve auto $45 9 5 'Ji Alfa 11•11 :!J,, ~~1r!!~~U!L~~~ 8tt SAVE p s air cond am/fm 8 traek. rallye wheels J ..-, ,....,,. "'9Y9'i llucbt ...... If'• CUS10m cabovflf wrttl fad!S A11 c:ond V8 PS custom pa1111 (1 046525) .,. AlfefN ,,...1• You'll 1 • .,,. It . tN ,.,,,.It 28.072 m~M (tL37804J ,..,.,. (IPTVUIC) a--------~-------11 ~I~r ~~~~ a~~abC~~~~~~~~!ye H u R RY wheel, porthole windows tor you & your honey ( 11<78762) fMt "9Nr ..... ,..., ... ,..., MW C.lr -rNnty 1--------------1 1tlll In e#led. leH ,,._,.JOO mlle1. ~JJ .~~.~~£~!~. ~~p~~,!~rYJ ~~~~ $ 26 9 5 root, 11dlo. buckets. tilt, console You'll hke me. rm ''°' (61 fMFW) • -- ~!~.!!~!. ~~!rL!.~~. ~~~~~~ $ 6 7 9 5 Window. A black beauty w~ red Interior Mike yolM own music. (1M72325) Je~ 1~~~~.R~.~!~~ .~t .$ 2 9 9 5 .__._.,._,_ ... _"_o.._.,_•_'"• __ _. :]~. ~~~~L ~yer. ~e< $4 9 9 5 stereo viny1root.38,981 miles & wen kepi A windows. MH-oe IS greal (106XVG) ,.., gem (t90UOSJ SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THAU SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1980 SALE 'NCU IU&llCT TO""°' IALI AND DO NOT INCLUOI TAX. UCIMll.. DOC. nu. M)Q CPT. (UllO CAM) '19 ELDORADO Full power. lelthef 1ntenor. 8 ttaclt stereo, wwe wtleel OOYers. (E600145) SAVE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TILL 10 PM LEASING . Qift Quide !cl1day niv1ng exernpllt1eg the qood wishes o' the s~1 ason G 1ft ci1vin9 th et L. fore acq u 1 re ~ a c::;p ec1al 1mpor lance ciur 1ng th0 h<)llday se-ison f h c 0 a i I y p 11 () t ca I u t F·..... I h I s s p I rl t 0 f g 0 0 d w 111 and aids gift q1ve rs with 1 spec1dl magazine section Gift Gu1cfP · Gift Guide s an arm c hai r gurde t o sh opping along the Oranqe Coast. Feat ured 1n th e section are ;u ea mer chants offering gift ideas from ski equipment to iewelry. hardw are to fashions. ornaments to singing telegrams. Specie.ii section wri ter s dnd photographers have com p iled stones and pictures to illustrate q1 ft rdeas on the Orange Coast. making rt easier for readers to find that special g ift that co nveys t heir good wishes th rs h o liday seaso n . . . .... " . I p I • .• • • ·'•..:t-,. ....... !,,... . . .. , --.... . .. ·: ... ··~-• ' .. .. r ...... - 2 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wedneeday, Nov. 2!11, 1!8> & Deily Pilot, Thursday, Nov. 'ZT, 1!8> Happiness ls. • • Naif Garden has relaxed atmosphere The holiday season is a perfect lime to get your nails done. Cu11tomers enjoy a comfort.able, re- laxed atmosphere at the Nail Garden in Costa Mesa, while anticipating beautiful nails. Na il Garden stresses the guarantee . that their nails will not lift or pop off, with proper maintenance. ''Our main concern is for the natural nail," according to a spokesperson. All artists are s pecia lly trained and certified in Nail Garden 's exclusive sculpture product Perm a-Nail. With th.is product, the desired thin, natural-looking naU is attained. Quality control is highly emphasized. Perma-Nail is receiving rave-re- views from the hundreds of women who are currenUy using the product , according to a spokesperson. Other services offered "1clude nail designs, manicures, pedicures, nail wraps and organic hair removal. Nail Garden is located in the Wes tportSquareat369 E.17thStreet. For an appointment, call 646-4882. BUY THE INCREDIBLE SOAP MACHINE Choice of five decorator daign1I T o receive your 16 oz. refill, send In _the coupon found In every specially marked box along with proof o f purchase and $1.00 for postage and handHng. BY VILU\GE" VALLEY-H-~ Near JCPenney a1Fashion1s1anc1 t 644·201 4 • A $2.50 Value! Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wed~esday, ~-26, 1!8> & Daty Pilot, ThUlllday, NoY. Z7, 1980-GIFT GUIDE 3 Gift fragrances June Llewellyn, new cosmetician at Mesa Verde Pharmacy, shows Germain Monteil, Shalimar , Chanel, Dior and other well- known cosmetics carried in the store, located at 2971 Harbor Blvd. at Baker, in Costa Mesa. 20°k to 500 OFF Atl TOYS IN STOCK CHRISTMAS SPECIAL •3 Day Programmable •Beta Scan •5 hr recording capacity •20 hr. with opttonal B~ta Stack Changer •Remote Control WALKMAN a.,n.. W..u.d ···--....... .., ...... w ....... The new Walkman.. sound gives you fabulous stereo cassette sound. with true sepa(ation. Goes anywhere and 1s hght as a feather A PERFECT SIZE 5 5" dlag. Trinitron TV weighs only 13 lbS. and can go anywhere. Emmy winning one gun one lens system gives you colors that are rich and vivid. REMOTE CONTROL ............. , ... 19' d1ag Trinitron color TV comes with the Express Commander .. remote control. 14 pushbutton keyboard respands at a toucf'I. LET SONY PUT YOU IEI llHD THE CAMERA Portable Color TV camera operates with Betamax recordefS to let you make home TV shows 2 pas1flon zoom adds to the creative capability of your shooting. •O..lt top POl'ltble •TAB--~ ~"""°"•Cue ,,.,_ 1001119 -•s...,..--Ac. edmplor,t .. 600 •AC OC • fN 4 -C c.lla •One ·of .. a·•tnct AM FM Sle,.o "-"-•SIMPT-•AC oc -ev. • C' Cella • SuOQfled llQl-.itl l\UdphQnea, f-4 • ......., ___ AC Adlcllor •2 lbt t4 Od •FM/"4WAJR •3Alrlland- •flrequef'M:'t re1d0ut .......... •Ov11 convenlon fn:~~:; Band~ •71111 'or. .,,~ •C.pr994 ....... 14 p.-.eton 11eotro111e lunlnQ ...... 91'1 •S1m1 .. 111-11e -.... •New 1 tptt1 Cl\IJeit ••I <4 GIFT GUIDE -Su pp le me nt to Coast LIFE, Wed11wtay, NoY. 26, 1980 & Deily PllOt, Thursday, NoY. V , 1980 -I Hello Kitty Sanrio products line, which includes Hello Kitty, My Melody, Patty and Jimmy and other characters, are of- feredat Vicki's Sumhine Fac- tory in the Mesa Verde Center, at 2701 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Call 556-4645. II you re .. fl\' •It' •I.Miu! UU~hl~ fu<n1IUll' \loU l.n11 ... II\<' lhllf'fl'fll t• lholl lo.~«•f fl .. uh.•r C.ltl llWlll' " \UV !Ion I """"' l)llC' w.il~ ollllUn(f l!Uf ..h.Mlt ~"" ... 11 t utl\ Int I' ""V t~I rherr " m1h1n11 10 1om:M1• w 11h rtw 1 rJll•m.1n•h111 111 I~ '"'" • h.111• AMBER LEATHER COMPANY The Contcmoorary l1od V Neck I~ MQr\ Jl:tyto( ~fl I Ad 1• II Cl(it)l'S rf'(tt/ wt •t 1J.1rh CJIO"' llllg41 l\)'11 t;'!' 1'11.-y ftid l'llHtjl'fQft.!fJn Al <l C.ARAGf 1J& r ASHION ISi ANO NEWPOIH £31 ACI t (114} C,44 TOJO .. _.~. u .. u•1:11 n aura••· ••!llON u · or us••' 2850 SOUTH HARBOR Bl VD. SANTA ANA 1'11 Ml."°"" of len 0...,. (405) Fwy. Corner Hart:>or 4 Segerstrom ........... Moun: luft.· n.ut. tO a.m.·3 P·•· CIOnO Fm:Ja and S.tun:» ' • Suppi.nwnt to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 216, 1980 & Dlily Pilot, Thuradlly, Nov. 27, 1980-GIFT GUIDE 5 Patterns Jeanne Belford, left, and Helen Schulman admire a semi- custom fully reversible comforter which sel ls for $49.95 at Helbern's in Tustin. The shop operotedby Schulman, discounts all store items 30 to 60 percent everyday. Call 838-6960. our blez<ir is an all 'M:X>l paid with la.ether buttona. the wide ~a, CQrd~ tn::ueere, all oottai blouee, lam~~ make it 6 £811 clSeeic. laatbzr ' by~ traditional~ a~ .... 001. / @J~o@@J~OO 44 "-""°" leland• ~ ......... ,.........,_ • ' lllOI TI I aad ....._ ••• , .. Hll ..... •llM-,.1ft7 PdSldlng •cJerYourlree This Chrlsl•as ... Do,.. ............. ,...~ Hen11 • dledllll. of Mlle 1111 a11r ..... ,,, ,..,.., .......... .... .. ... -Cllrtttsn FT WWW I I 9'1alllw?,.... he to .... ltlJ _. ......................... ...... SI -Long Underwear -Socks _Turtleneck -Sweater _Windshirt n. 0 .. 1•1 I -Stretch pants. Powder pants. Warmups, Bibs -Parka -One piece suit PocW _.Sta .... Stwffw 1 -Skin Cream _sunscreen Lotion -Sunstan Lotion -Tissues _Comb _camera/Film _Money Credit Cards -Keys Acc--.yM1u11M111 -Hat -Gloves I -G0901es -Sunglasses ............... -AfterSkl~_eancfana or scarf -Gaiters --/. ' ,6 -Glove or mitten liners -Sock Liners _Hood or faoe mast< -Suspenders -Vest ........... -Skis -Boots -Poles -Check binding adjustment -Are Skis tuned? _Safety Strai:>e/Ski Brakes 2500 w. Co•at Hwy. Newport Beech 831-3280 " I ' ~·. ' I ~c . • •. ·...!: -. ~· ... -· ., ! r e OIFT GUIDE -Suppi.ment to Coaat lff. ~.New. 21, 1911> ~ Olily Piiot, Thundmv. NoY. 77, 1980 Space saver Anita Baker admire• General Electric Spacemaker microwave oven, which con aave counter ipace by being In- stalled over range. It u available at Tooott'a , 6961 Warner Ave., Htmtington Beach. 100·1 of movte titles. all r.tlng kw .... or rent. CM<* our prtcee Flnt- Ptu., Home movte98nd lldee converted to Ytdeo tlM! 1•a GP MOW9 nn.D lllCLUD•IG: • All ""T Mii ·• MWI. • iNOllY Ne '"7 IAMNT , • c:&.o111MCc•n•1 • ·1r • .-..rNOWI • -----•IWt"M "•A~HOUll 100'• of .... I\.,_.. In ell l'llltng9 -"*" ncN9I 11ccHtott.1. Cllbte bv~. Commerdll Id .... IUtometlc helld dMnirt. .. • CM&. OI WMI fOI ,_ CATA&.Oe ............... c:.... ..... 646-1921 Relax and sleep with Southwest An excellent selecUon or Simmons s leep products and LA·Z·.BOY r ecJlning chairs is one of many features offered to the public by Southwest Sleep Center. Primarily a store selling relaxa- tion furniture, Southwest offers shop- pers a variety or m erchandise, in- cluding convertible sofas and Hide· A.Jleds. As a holiday special, all stock has been reduced in price. Customers en- joy free and immediate deli very of merchandise before the arrival of holiday guests. Southwest emphasizes lending itself in man)! ways to promote its policy of enhanced customer conve- nience. a spokesperson said. Southwest has a store at 3161 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. A new store was opened in late Sep- tember and is located at 28682 Marguerite Parkway, Missie~ Vte)O. Competitive prices and tremen- dous variety explain the continued popularity of the Southwest Sleep Center. LET A PILLOW . . . • • • SAY IT FOR YOU! PAINION lltAJllD · .... n PMHION la.AND• NIWl'ORT llACH . ................... . •lafv t ,,...o-~ ,.,... ........ 0 ,. ~-.. ._, ..... ... ... ,... .... ... w ........ s 1 W• t· 1. You c.n1 Be Too Rich or Too TNn-(Ruat) 2. lnNnity le Inherited -We Inherit It From Our Children - (Lt. GrMn) I - 3. In Your HNrt You Know lt'a Fi.t ( wortd) -( l'IOl'Y) 4. Nobody Uke9 a Smert Ala -(~•> - 15. Thri You For Sherino YOUr Anger ~th Me -CPMCh) ' 8. lt't Hird To Be Humble Wltf'I Talent Uke Mine • (Ll Bfue) All In Stock- only •. 50 .. r GIVE YOUR LOVED ONE THE GIFT OF A LIFETIME! We have tours and cruises to fit every budget. Mesa \'erde Travel & Tours MISA YHDI C....,. 2701 s.. ........... .... eo.t ......... ~tHH '114 55MJll Southern California Optical Co. SOFLENS, CONTACTS AND GLASSES Est abhshed 1921 ForCllrt...._&mT'llefifft Of 5'cjllt! Bausch & Lomb Soflens . . . . . . . ..•..... '6t" Flexible Contact. Lenses . . . . . . . •...... '4,. Hard Contact Lenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'zt" •25• Dis~nsing Fee lor first time wearers Chemical care Krt for Sollens. . . . . . . . . . .. 'I Z- Thermal care Kit for Soflens .......•...... '40" Bifocal Glasses Start At. .................. '41• Sing le Vision Glasses Start At. . ........... '21" "'-REG NO 1>2!M!8 17141 751-11~ ~ Unique Gifts for the Holidays tfh1• (/J,Jll J'61i1I Mesa Verde Center 2701 Harbor • Colle Mela ~9-5155 or 549 8857 • SPA LADY "A". COMPLETE LADIES HEALTH SPA • Exercise Programming • Excercise Classes • Sauna -Jacuzzi • Nutritional Guidance MESA VERDE CENTER 2701 HarbOr. Costa Mesa Ph 714-540-9010 pltoroqtAplty by jdfREy "Family Portrait Special" WEDDINGS • .PASSPORTS MISA VIRDI cena &46·&78ii 270 I HAUC>a. COSTA MISA THE DOLPHIN MEN AND WOMEN PRECISION HAIR CUTTING • Custom Color and Perms • F.ULL TIME MANICURIST Manlcutes -Acrylic ' Nalls and Tips ..,. CIRT..CATIS AVA• AKI OM AU. mYICIS MeN Verde Center • 2701 .Herbor, Costa MeN - ~ •4#0t•ao""wr . AOAlf• • I --• . ' MtsaYerde i Center COMMAND PE~FORMANCE C1 ut1latWrst"91,_Maa ~w-• N O APPOf NTMENT NEEDED • OPEN EVENINGS & MONDAYS • t A.M.-t P.M. DAILY tA.M.-6P.M. SA1WDAY ·MESA VERDE CENTER 2701 Harbor. Costa Mesa 54(}6153 WE IUY AHD SEU USED RECqRDS AHD TAPES • t..cpst S.lectloa .. n. World· • LowHt Prices lft n. World · 10· 10WEEKDAYS 12-7SUNDAYS MUSIC MARKET - 2701 Harbor Blvd. Mesa Verde Center Costa Mesa 546-0038 EXCWSIVE I 911 PREVIEW CATALOC. suo Sizes: &-12 •e2 Color: Bllldl ~ . tly Ult(I Cauini Offp Plungt, ltKlN 8K-, 8ejted WIH1 -~·· ~ .... (AIH.-•% Tu s.rt llO ,..._, dWdla,., ...in-r. r ,,._., Of'*r, VISA. MIC• Alft/E•. ffASH'N SPLASH TC-1 <714) t5M056 POI.....,. ....... C:.111 .... atlf ..... --··-··-- I 8 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast UfE. WedMedav. Now. 28, 1ta> & Dli~ Pilot, Thurlday. Now. 'ZT, 1980 All that glitters can be gold For 58 years, "Jewelry by Cini" bas been synonymous with fme styl· ing in gold and sliver accessories. Today, Mn. Guglielmo Cini - known u Jerre -carries on the tradition of combining beauty of de· si1n with superb craftamansbip in fashioning the finest jewelry avail•· ble. At 17, Guglielmo Cini, already ac· claimed a-talented jewelry creator in Ila\y, arrived in . America and opened a workshop ln Bott.on, M~. He later moved into a larger jewelry store and workshop, and sub· sequenUy opened a showroom in New York. In 1957, BUI and Jerre Cini moved their headquarters to Laguna Beach where be continued his nationwide business and attracted buyen from allpolntl. · The Cini philosophy bas always been "In the world of mass produc· lion, everyone is bun1ry for the personal touch." •'When one la makln& sometbinl ror the averace pel'IOD," Bill said, "one needs to relJ)ember tbey are lookln& for eomethinl out of the or· dinary -jewelry they can afford wltb l81UnC beauty and •race." Cllll Jewelry 61 loeated at 81'1 South Coast HwJ., La1ana Bea~b . Telepbone4M-1440. Holiday helpers Robert Bills, founder of AnimaC Crackers Singing Telegrams, is surrounded by a group of happy characters who will supply uni- que and creative entertainment for holiday celebrations. Call 645-471.6 to make a reservation. .. Sweet dreams T.J. Valor,•ac---ltaliM......,, • luwiol&ICllldcontfortal*. It ii /ealuredot l. llQfldn tn SouUaCCJGll Plala. ..... -----------·-__ .. ># -------.. ··-. . ------------------------.. -· ___ ... .,.. ~ Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1980 &Dllily Pilot. Th~. Nov. 27, 1980-GIFTGUIOE 9 Put some slippers under their bed this Christmas ... ffEJblBflY- by Two Potato of Laguna Beach · in brilliant purple with red trim 50.00 One of the finest selections in the entire area of mens, ladies and childrens lined slippers in genuine leathers. We gladly gift wrap. 1052 Irvine Avenue Westcliff Plaza Newport Beach 548-8684 WI CABY THI ""'51' .. m APPAltlL 0-Y .... a Jedlllltc Roffe. Heed. Obermeyer. Beconta Geny, H.C.C .. Kitex, Snowaeek. Mother Karen. 11 Sun. Fiia. Jan Sport. w Pmh: Head. ~Roffe. Beconta Colmer. Ober· meyet. ~f. Veleda. w...u,-.: Roffe. Heed. H.C.C .. 11 Sun. Obeunever. Mother Karen, Gerry, Bec:onta S••ml a Obermeyer, Demetre. Cotm1r. l<Jtex. EIR, 1 1 Sun, I ntericnit, Fila tt ''I ... Ober~. Roftee. Jan Spott, Mother 1(.-.n, 'hal .... Bec:onta. Heed. Roffe. _!:i1C,C. ...._ Grando.-O:Jntov. Roffe. ,__." I wow. 0.metr9. Allen-A. llMa Cl MP S Hot G ... SUpefOear. Roffe. A.,. W ..... Tec:hNqt. Bk>ndo, Lotto. Snowmobile. Oiadofa. ll'E' G NO. J ---THI ,.tlST .. m .-. •n 1111c K-2, Rossignol, Hexcel. Authier, Spaulding, Knetsat Elen. IMh: Nordk:a. San Marcos, Hanten, Soott, Garmount, Ceber. llill6p: Salomon, Look. Tyrolia. Geze, Spademen, Marker. ,.... Scott, All90P. Kerma, K-2, Ramey, Kneisal. Authler. also available 1n t unic w ith matching pants m fusch1a and lime green 3467YMl.We ............. 673-4510 perU'f IDt ....,.,_ . ' SICI PACli&ES Authier Corona "8" .................... ltr Tyrolia •50 w/brake ............... ~ ... 1r Scott Poles ............................ 21" Mounting .............................. JI" Reg.JI!" Pkg.2149' With Tyrotia 2060 .................... 239" Salomon 626 ........................ 239" ••••••••••••• Ro~ Prestige IV .................. I ... Tyrol la 1 ~ w A>rake .................... n- Scott Poles ............................ Jr Mounting .............................. ir 2719 ,_. Pkg.,,~ .. With Tyrotia 2800 .................... Df" With~828 .......... :·········~ YOUR MOUNTAIN SHOP OH THE COAST Ski Mart shops the wOrtd over to bring yc)u fant8stic uvtngs in a wide variety of skiing clothing and equipmttnt. Shop comfortably in our three locations -Newport Beach, Belmont Shores and Laguna Hills. Our friendly staff includes experts who are willing to _help yoo wtth all your skiing needs. 2700 W. Ca_, Hwy. MIWPOllT llACH 1112 liil .. St: ··~SHOllS 642-8335 -846-4748 ~~~t:i~•Mtl 581~45-57 ...... •• 10 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wedneemy, Nov. 26, 1980 & Delly Pilot, Thursday. NoY ZT. 1980 Village Faire boasts distinction Olympic Sales has holiday video games Video game systems make ex· cellent holiday gift.s. Olympic SaJes Co., Inc. offers two brandsofvideogamesystems. Alaris arc moderately priced and customers can purchase cartridges with up to2,000 games for the system. Mattel lntellivision produces a more difficult and detailed game, with the ability to be transformed in· to a computer complete with keyboard. The TI Speak and Learn series is a computerized system which teaches children math, spelling and reading. Customers m ay choose from four brands of micro-computers : Apple, Atar i, Hewlett Packard and Tl. Other consumer electronics such as adding machines. video equip- m ent and calculators are a lso availa· ble. Olympic Sales Co. is located in Harbor Center at 2300 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa Call 540· 1530. Zelden's shows off holiday collectables Zelden 's Gallery features fine quality gifts, accessories and collec· tables. Porcelain fiaunnes, crystaJ and collector plates from around the world are available for purchase . Customers choose from Hummel, Liszlo lspankl, Lladro. and Norman Rockwell figurines u well as Behm .. porcelain and Daum crystal. Other types of sin. include wallet.a. clocks. calculators, pena and pend.II. Owners Joy and Sherwin 7.elden pride themselves in carryinc major lines ol collectables and decorator pieces. They have been In buslneas since 1956. The ttore concept is to maintain a department store full of prestlC\OUS gifts. ''We have nothing but the Onett," explained Mr. Zelden. Zelden'11 Is located at ~ Alicia Parkway In Laguna Hilla. Telephone 770-87J7. The Village Fair in L8.iuna Beach offers creative holiday shopping. ·'Our shops have distinctive, hand· made gift ideas, many or which are made on the premises by skilled artisans," says a spokesman for the center. The shops and restaurants are at 1126 S. Coast Hi&hway in Laguna Beach. ''Of course, we orrer more tradi· tional merchandise, such as clothing, footwear, and home furnishings, but we like to think we have gift ideas for selective people," the spokesman noted. Several restaurants. two snack bars and a Continental bakery add to the shopping charm of the Village Fair. he added. "We also offer two levels of under· ground parking free to our shop· pers," the spokesman said. "On Dec. 13, Sunday, the Laguna Beach Craft Guild will hold its only annual show here, which shouJd be great for anyone looking for unique gifts," he said. The Village Fair as open seven days a week, year-round. Santa Never Had It '• So .GO D When it comes time for you to play Santa ... come to Lido Marina Village. With over 75 shops and boutiques to choose from ... who needs ·elves? Yo u'll find the lates t in designer fashions. Fine 1ewelry. European kitchen items. Exotic gifts from around the world. Antiques. Imported glassware. Soaps and fragrances. Children's toys. Books. plants and one-of-a-kind treas ures. And, Lido Village has a great holiday program scheduled ..• beginning with the arrival of Santa Claus, by boat. at our marina on Saturday, November 29, at 1 pm. Santa and Choco the Bear will be at Lido all afternoon, offering an ear and a candycane to children of all ages. On Saturday. December 6. at l and 2:30pm, the Lilliput Players will be staging Rumpelstiltsken for you and your family. Admission is' free. All your Christmas shopping ... in one beautiful package! Stores open daily 10-6 •Thursday, Friday, Saturday 'til 10pm. LIDO MARINA V"·'·R.GE Just off Pacific Coast Highway at Newport Blvd. and Via Lido In Newport Beach. Free Validated Parking Antique and gift shop diversified "Charming, imaginative, friendly, unique" are just a few of the repeated customer-remarks in describing Moods and Memories. The git( and antique abop at 1770 Orange Ave. in Cotta Mesa presents decorative arts and antiques in ten rooms. "Diversification rather than specialization ~ empbaai:ied," said a spokesperson. Shoppers find period furniture, glass, porcelain, pottery, textiles, br aas, pewter, silver , copper, bron:ie, jewelrf:-clocks, toys, paper, daguerreotypes, paintines, prints e tc hings , lithogra p hs, and primitives. Prices range from 50 cents for a Vi c torian postcard to several thousand dollars for a turn-0f-the· century mahogany Adams style din· ing room set. "Imports from the Orient and England, toeether with Americana from our Eastern seaboard evoke continued popularity,'• she s aid. Servica of a registered appraiser and inter ior designer also are available. Complimentary refreshments are provided and a private off-street parking lot ls an additional conve- nience, Crancake Cra~ cake• are simple .,et fedive fare. Supplerrent to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 19e0 & 0.ly Ptk>I, Thursdllv. Nov. 'ZT, 1960-GIFT GUIDE 11 . _ ... _ D._.. ~· $1HIM ... c ........ • ltd.~ . ~·Ot-Alnv $1260.00 . .n Diamonds SYr a 11V. M.M. O~I &mer~ldaod 0 1a...-R1nv $3100.00 .n E,.,..,alel ,$4 <I. Olamoncts f w . Slippering Leather slippers in a good selection of styles and col- ors are availabl e from Westcliff Shoes, located in Westcliff Plaza, Newport Beach. --------- e .... r•ld-Ot..-Heert Pen.oanl $165.00 This Christmas -Give TM Gift That Will Last Forever • HANO MM>E.JEWELRY • LOOSE DIAMONDS • J!MUl'I' A~ISAL8 • LOOIE COLOMDGEMS • JEWf.UIY llEPAIAS • flNEWAlCHH 72e M188ION VIEJO MALL• Ml8810N VIEJO• 7141~1 YlsA MASTEll CHAllOE DINERS CUl8 CARTR 8&.NfCHE 'AMllllCAN RlC .. llESS OR O"RN A llOeEllT MICHAEU ~O CAllO ACCOUNT .-.. .-..-.----........... 12 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE,~. Nov. 215, 11MO & Diiiy Piiot, Thur9dmy, Nov. 'ZT, 1980 Store beats effects of inflation • lnflation·cautious shoppers dis· cover Sears Surplus for holiday gilt giving. Surplus or discontinued merchan· dise represents much of the stock. _ First quality Sears merchandise sells at 20 to 60 percent below regular selling prices. The store at 9045 Adams Ave., Huntington Beach, carries apparel, appliances, toys, games, and much more. Seara Surplus empbaai1es low pri cea while providing top quality. ''The lines carried will vary almost daily as new con1lpmer•ts are received from tbe catalog merchandise diatribution center," said a spokesperson. Thia Sean facility is intended for the mooey-conacioua consumer. Camera popularity· finds many models on gift lists Cameras are more popwar than ·· ever . "Autofocus cameras, such as Canon 'a Sure-Shot or a similar model by Fujica, are on everyone's Cbri1tmu list," says Bill Wall, of Dave's Camera. ' The store, a center for both r_tKM· ~rapby auppUea and pboto fin bing, is at 474 E.17thSt. in Costa lleaa. "Autofocus cameras are 3Smm size, with an automatic focus and a: built·in Oaah, and Canon 'a model comes with u automatic film ad·- vance," be explained. The store also stocks a full range of other cameru in such braDda as Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Minolta, Fu· jica andotben, according to Wall "Gifts for photographers don't have to be expensive," be pointed out, "because we also carry lenses. strobes, filters and gad1et bap in reasonable price ranges." Dave's Camera is a full·aervice store with its own labs, offering one· day color fmiahing on prints and slides. "W-e do snapshot greet.inp and Christmas cards for customers who w•nt to send personalized bolida)' wishea this year," Wall said. "We alto mue black aod-.btte·· - posters, two teet by three feet in slU, from any color or black and white photography, and these make nice gifts," be added. · The store also carries slide and movie projectors, u well u movie cameras and darkroom supplies. "We're always happy to answer questions about equipment or pboto- gr apby, and everyone here is lrnowledgeable,"Wallsaid. Glftcertificates-are available. •NIKON •KONICA • PENTAX •CANON •OLYMPUS •MINOLTA • MAMIYA • ROLLEI • TAMPRON •KODAK • SUNPAK •SIGMA , • VIVITAR DISCOUNT ON ALL CAMERAS s-~a •• -.. • TOKINA COLOR PASSPORTS l 831-2993 WE'RE THE PROBLEM SOL YING fXPERTS! Even 11 YoU dO not buy Your camera from us, we want to be )'Our (Santa) camera helper We Wiii thoroughly show )l'OU how to use YoU' camera and otter helpful hints to keep it In top condition Affordable art puts gi~ts in fine frames Les Beaux Arts. Inc .. a unique art and gift gallery, recently opened its second location at Peter's Landing in Huntington Beach. Les Beaux Arts features a stock of more than 500 framed flne art posters and inexpensive graphics. They are priced to be an afforda· ble alternative to investment art and an inexpensive means of dec- orating your home, office or apart· ment. Ad<iltlonally, they offer a full line of custom framing and a selection of related gilt items which include greeting cards, mugs and artist bats and .shirts. -· -....... 11o• • ... .. .--. ·-. - Supplerr9nt to Cout LIFE, Wednesday, Noit. 218. 1980 & o.ily Pilot, Thurldst. Noit. 'l7, 1980-GIFT GUICE 13 Baskets Baskets galore fill Fawn Memories at 1126 S. Coast Highway in the Village Faire, Laguna Beach. # ... ·-· -- 14 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wedneldlly, Nov. 218, 1960 & 0.ty Piiot, Thursdey, Nov V . 1960 Gift expo saves time The Long Beach Convention Center is the scene for the fabulous 1980 Christ mas Gift Expo Show and Sale, Friday through Sunday, Dec. 5, 6 and 7. Thowiands of unique gifts will be under one roof, 1tvailable for shop- pers wishing to save tame and gas during thls hectic period to gel a jump on their holiday shopping needs. Nearly 400 exh1h1tor s, award· wi nning displays a nd craftsmen with gift ideas will offer a wide va riety of merchandise. llol air balloon rides, free draw· ings and special guest appearances by Dodger's star Don Sulton and award-winning American Indian ac· tor Will Sampson ("One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Neal") both on Satur- day afternoon, make for an exciting <1fternoon ~ · Show hours are noon to 10 p.m Dec 5, 10 a .m. to 10 p.m. Dec. 6 and l O a. m to 8 p m Dec. 7 Warm Fuzzies Christmas is the ·ume for slippers, and Hemphill's Shoes, in Fashion Island, Newport Beach, has a large selection for men, women and children. Santo sails into Newport Harbor Santa Claus aall1 Into Ne wport Harbor and disembark• al Lido Marina Vllla1e at 1 p.m. on Satur · day. C hoco the B ea r , h m o u s c hlldre n •a c haracte r , will be dockakle to welcome Santa. Sant.a lftd Choco wlU at.roll the vmaa• &Mlll I p.m .. vl11Una with patrom cl the 1peclalty ahopplna center. AddlUoeallY, Sant.a wlll band out candy eMll and poee for pboto- lraplll twvm 1 p.m. to I 9 .m. every aturdaJ and l uadar untll Cbn.tmu. "Tile LllUput Plareu," a cblldrea'• Hpertorr tlleatre, · perf01'9 aumptlltllt*ia Ill l p.m. and 1:• p.m. oa Dfffmblr I. Ad· m111•11rna. Hearthstone creates warm atmosphere A fireplace can create a won· derful hollday ambiance. "We like to personalize our services for each firepl ace and work with many well-known dee· or ators in Orange County to make fireplaces more attractive and rune· tiona l," according to owner, Frank Jank. -Hearthstone can provide custom grates and iron firebacks which reflect the heat forwa rd into the room , he said . "Repeat customers and recom· m e ndations f rom sat isf ied customers make up much of our business," he added. For 15 years, Hearthstone has provi ded every i m agin a ble fireplace accessory. The small shop is covered from fl oor to celling with fireplace ac· cessortes, many of them braliS, and some authenticated antiques. The Hearths tone also carries brass decorator it ems s uc h as c andlesticks, door k nocke rs, trivets. and marine reproductions. C u s to m eri; can vi's i l Hearlh11otone at 2711 E . Coast llig hway in Corona del Mar. Telephone 673-7065. PREE PARKING Molt~ open 'U19 p.m. I JJ~ ~t ~ Hteb~ (("II\ ,l~~·~"""' .1 Music store offers help Atlantic Music provides music for the holidays. The store at 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, carries a full line of audio com- ponents. "We're service oriented," said manager Roger Kraemer. "We offer such services as in· home installation with the purchase of a system.'' Atlantic Music presents a large selection of tape and record care ac- cessories as well as an extensive sup- ply of specialty records, which are known for their better quality sound. Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 26. 1980 & Daily Pilot, ThUf'Sday, Nov. 27, 1980 -GIFT GUIDE 15 Tradition H alliday ' s, i n West cliff Plaza, is a good. place tn shop for traditional clothing for all the men in the family. The store carries everything from casual clothing to suits. •·· · · · ·· · · ···A wetl:informed -sales-st·aff·takes·· 1 ···-····-··-·-·-· ·-------time to help customers select the --- components that suit their needs. Brand names carried include: Ya m a ha , So und c r a rtsmen , Tandberg, JBL and DBX. -··-........ __ ......... -.... _.,_ .. ,.. .... ---. .... ---~ .. -.. , ----. .. ··-· ..... Atlantic Music also features a selection of audio furniture, such as cabinets to hold home entertainment I equipment. " Call 646--8895. This snotigre coyote and white shadow fox full-length tions miri'd:_~t"' .' ~ coat is one oj~n~ur «t· 14 ashft '(f 'llr Ne Discover The Mag ic of Chri srmas Ar Perer's Landing The Magic of Chnsrmos gl1rrers 1n every worerfronr shop os we proudly announce rhe GRANO OPENING of rhese fine shops and seN1ces ADRAM5 & CLARK APOTHECARY-for all your prescnpr1on and phormoceuricol needs BLOOM ROOM plonrs. fresh flowers and collecroble onr1ques COMMON SCENTS o borhnque f eorunng exor1c perfumes. spices and soaps DEMEIRE'S DESIGNS 1nrenor design g1frs exrroord1no1re ELYSEE French Ool~ery opening mid December EUGENIE'S MUSIC DOX-music boxes and fine g1frs FRAN'S FASHIONS o fashion bour1que fearunng fashion w1rh impocr GALLEY DELl-Gourmer deli and culinary grfrs GOUPMO GALLEY-gifrs for rhe gourmer cool~ including cool~1ng classes HAAGEN OAZS ICE CREAM-on array of oesserrs and ice cream specialries HARDOR DANK-Member of F.D IC Hours. Mon -Fn 8 00 om ro 6 p.m .. Sor Q am ro 1 pm. HARBOUR SMOKE SHOP-a robaccanisr wnh rhe f1nesr comb1nanons of fresh and 1mporred robacco HERITAGE YACHTS monne accessones and g1frs for rhe discerning yachrsmon HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN LE DEAUX ARTS exonc pnnrs and new arr expenences LE DIJOU -ftne'")e'Welry and handcrofred g1frware NEW YORK NEW YORK a "big apple" beoury salon complere w1rh sculptured nails RED ONION RESTAURANT-Mexican food spec1alrles and cocl~roil lounge with spectacular manna view REUBENS ''OUNDAPS' -steol~s and seafood-a complete ch01ce of rhe ocean's bounry RON'S PLACE elegonr European menswear and haberdashery A A Maguire Partners Property ~ (714) 840-1J87'• (213) 592-4441 )~ht~ifi(.)~~~~~ 1ch .rb838 s~ nhw'il sseIDV .. ----~~ ....... ...-...--·-... -------- tn q I jl' lllAtl•UC:;~IOWl t.ru1v1 "4 -bA ti i~m :>~Cl no m.q O&.S boa ,9'11 11 dOIHlm . -- 1& GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE,~. Nov. 28, 191K> & Deily Pilot, Thursday, Nov. 'ZT. 19S> High fashion Handcrafts keep gifts in stitches Rug Craflers offers many gift items and holiday specials. All latch-book rug kits are 20 per- cent off through Dec. 2'4. Christmas" theme latch-books are 30 percent off -excluding stoeldngs and pillows. Customers purchase- Christmo ornaments that can be hand-stitched. Special savings are offered on stocking stuffen which ·are craft.- related accessory items. Rug Crll'len carries a full line of rug making supplies for Speed-Tuft.i.na as well as latch-book and Ry a -Tie. Sunset stitchery, Sunset needle· polnt and a selection of open stocli latcb-boot patterns, latcb-book rug yam and all purpose Pull-Skein rug yam are available. Customers purchase finished rugs suitable for banging on walls as tapestries and murals. A custom design servic e reproduces pbotocrapbs into wall hangings or nap. Any design can be completed for you, or outlined for your completion. Contemporo111 .dining set of chrome and gltus with velvet upholstery is availab~ at RB Fur,niture in Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa. Decorating services, delivery and warranties alao are offered. Rug Crll'len is located in South Coast Plaza Village in Costa Mesa. Call 546-6340. BROWN-RED- SKOTCHPLAID 5'ZES6MOS.-5 YRS. (714)4~1435 • THE ONCE-A-YEAR I. MAGNIN FUR SALE 20% TO 70% OFF Three D-v• Only, Wtdnetd-v, Thund-v end Frid-v. November 28, 'Z1end28 This Is ttt. opportunity fur lovers welt for. The I. Megnln <>nee-A-Ye., Fur S.le. It'• our time of yew to edit our c:ollectlona In I. M..,iln stom eround the country to give vou 1 lerge, ltlect group of fine I. M..,iln furs In South Collt Plaza et Import.Mt uvfnga off our origin.I prlctJ. Full-length co.U, jecktU, ewnlng fun end choices from our Americln end Europeen dellpr ' fur collectlont. All ... I. Megnln quellty fun, end there will be lddltloNI I. Mtgnln furrlen on hend to ..i.t you. Andi You mtY enjoy our ...... now end ............ u mtY bt rMdt to let U1 tall you In Ftbnlery, 1•1, If you wtlh. .. Come In or phone lhtad If you pref9r. 767-1511. Furs.Ion. Fur products llbtled to lhow country or origin. L m. a o n 1 n -.2-_ • .._, ·-·theo.t~'"J ,, .• ~ ................ .. ......... __ ...,. n --~d.a.nt1•H-•11oO ,atoo:> CLOSED THANKIOIVINO DAV, Th , 1tr·v q ~bnut Portable sound Chila-ifiiiiDia . roiierakates while enJ011ing the Son11 Walkman, a new portable atneo caudte player tDith · miniature Madphana ~ ble for flOUllll and old alike. The Walkman and other· Sony prodw:ta are aooilable at Davis-Brown, 411 E. 17th St., Coda MelO. Women's ·sweaters Sweaaen make an eseelleat boli- da7 clft at At &ue, Fublaa lalmd. Tile =-~ent ID the ltore f\ " la ltoeked full bfm•weaten lot llollday llYIDC. Wd ~lac..._ ...... ..... &IMtJad wodla ~CIMat«,,eemeDa•nad ..,..,..~ ~~· 'W• ~ of t..ic IWILkra ...... • ......... u. baad-lmlta, .......... ,.... . • Al S... • carries a l'ull-raqe I °' ........ bi tolldl ud eorduroJ • Aa acthe aponawear Hdlcm ii • ........ Supp6enant to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 2111, 19lllO & Diiiy Piiot, ~. Norot. ZT. 19lllO-GIFT GUIDE 17 Customized watches ·-• • • -·····-" .. ••• ............................................... t ......... ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• Watch Works works for individuals Watches can be customized for Pulsar and Citizen watches," be Watch Works bas a repair service for all brands on the premises. gift-giving. s a id , "and carry men's and "Service lo our customers b im-women's qua.rtz watches in all three Store hours are 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. portant, and we·re happy to lines." customize watches, change bands The store carries ultra-thin a nd straps or do whate ver quartz models, 'as well as multi- Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. lo 5 p. m. Saturday. necessary to suit individual tastes function digital watches. and needs," s ays David Lyons, "Some digitals come with a Save valuable gasoline shopping the loeolly advertised values available only in the Orange Coast's hometown newspaper, owner of Watch Works. stopwatch, dual time zones, alarm His store is at 369 E. 17th St.. and chime," he pointed out. Costa Mesa, in Westport Square "All watch bands have models ror across from Ralphs. both dress and sport, and watches /'We're authorized dealers for are good, useful gifts of lasting the DAllY PILOT _bo_th ~ales and service in Tim=ex2,_~q~u.:.al:.:.:il:::Y.:.....'....:' h=e:.::s::ai:.:'d:.:..· _______ ~::::==:=:::;===============- OH .THAT SPECIAL TiME OF It's here! 'lbat very special time of year. And at llluioD Vie=•· · we're ready to elUoY the Y Seuon with the whole family • . . YEAR with 1ometbln1 ln store for everyone at a price that's special ln itself. . Have breakfast on Santa at t :OO a .m. on Friday, Nov. ah. Cblldreo under 12 yean old ean ~ bot cboccllllte ilDd fl'fllll donm u the)' •Ori-1)1 p·· .. srlYal at 10:00 a.m. t.e h•Mlftl out bla own l\.a Boat eo eaeh and "91'1 . At MIPloD Viejo llall roa'Jl Ind ev:r:t~ need'° ...... uu - a , • well • .,.et1J, t •• of t•• at 1llo•k'1, " I Ill Uo•la1oa a,_ 'u~, to••·~~.r . lloo~ wlil, and Oft!' u.:t 1peeta1t.1...... i Oe~taw.d/.nd 0,-.ltd tlr IN Edward J. o.e.rtoto ~· fo\111 Hours: Mon.·frl. 10 A.M.·9 P.M.; S.t. IO A.M.·6 P.M .. (May Co. -ut19A); Sun. 12 ftoon·S P.M. Conveniently lo<ated at the San Diego Freeway (lnterswtt '>end Crown Yeltey Mwey. Otlaer bolldaJ ltem1 lllclude . Sbearllna coatl, B•r~f!LUiPI ,~ IVulll! ,., qnfll ,.ttmntU · =-~Hua~rr~ttr . YAO C>"41VU)Z>t~AHT 0 320.l :J l • Elegance Veta'& offers elegance for Christmas in Westclifl Plaza, Newport Beach. SAVE NOW on a LA-Z-BOY chair for the holidays It's the ideal gift ... -. ... --·~ . ---- Jeweler adds spqrkle to individt1alized creations Robert Michaels Jewelry creates sparkling holidays on the Orange Coast . "We are manufacturers. and the s pecialty we offer is creating a great many handmade, one·of-a· Harbor Photo welcomes a second store Harbor Photo of Corona del Mar welcomes the opening of its sister store -Irvine Camera. Both stores· carry a complete Une of cameras and camera equipment. A service-oriented staff caters to both amateur photographers and professionals alike, according to manager Gene Pardee. Holiday shoppers may choose to purchase gift certificates. Film is processed in·house and the finest quality film is used. The public is encouraged lo bring in the ir Thanksgiving and Christmas photographs to be de- veloped. Harbor Photo is al 3121 E . Coast Hwy., Telephone 673-4670. Irvine Camera is at Jeffrey Road at Irvine Center Or. Call 552·4008 kind pieces," said Make Reynolds of Robert Michaels . •'The quality of this type of jewelry · is much better than stamped-out, macnfi:ie:m a de pieces," he added. Robert Michaels offe rs better workmanship as well as less ex- pensive prices, he said. "We have put together a fine selection or pendants, rings, bracelets and necklaces. ··And our selection is based on what people in the area want," said the manager of the store in the Mis- sion Viejo Mall, next to the cinemas in Mission Viejo. Robert Michaels' showcases are packed full for the holidays with handmade jewelry. A Jso, Robert Michaels offer$ custom designing. Shoppers can choose from a large selection of colored stones and diamonds. Then, an artists' rendering il- lustrates to the customer the exact sh a pe , des ign and size of the finished product. ··And we 're able to develop a piece or jewelry based upon the customer 's budget considerations," he said. 'Robert Mlcnaels accepts all ma- jor credit carus. Call 495-6261 DANA POINT FAR~ERS ~ARK ET ---FEAT URED FR ESH DAILY:--- • A large selection or top qualjty produce • Mannin"s beef cut & prepared on the premises • A complete sandwich deU • A wide variety of fresh rtsh ----ORDER EARLY!--- fresh dressed NORBEST turkeys & a wide selection of BAR-M hams <bone End & boneless) ------GIFT IDEAS.------ see our ftA)aAL BOV'l1QUE for : • Handmade Cifta " omamenta • A complete selection of lift wrap & \Dlique Cb..Utmu ribbons • Individualised gift packaae1 includinl fresh fruits, cheese • other IOUflDel delicacies and otber aourmet delicadel -8PEOAL oaDEU WELCO•E - Holiday warmth English Tudor room setting shows off fine furnishings at Ca$a Fina Interiors, at 16562-Al Gothard St., Hunt- ington Beach. Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Now. 28, 1980 & o.lly Pilot, Thtndly, Now. 'ZT. 1980~-GIFT GUICE 19 r~A_H:'\SUNSET STITCNHY~~·UG CllAFTEU ~~UNSET N£EOL£POIN'f ~COL~BIA-•IN£11VA\. ~ Annual Fall ~ ~ · · Latch Hook Kit~ ~ Sale · ~ Q I i i m I I.I ~ ~ R i i ~ I r I ·m • • on Latch Hook Rug Kits from these famous manufacturers ~ i> ~~ 'b§ ~/"/ ~ lOO's Of Designs Available Now Thru December ·24th JUST A FEW ARE SHOWN BELOW 1 ·---H••F ~ -··iliriii ·--H•M • ~ For the best selection and greatest saving~. ~ South Coal& Village Mission Viejo Mall· Neer VerclUgo's 5466~ .. •f, 20 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE. 'Midi~. Nov. 2e, 1980 & Dllily Pilot, Thur8dmy, Nov. 'ZT, 1980 - .. 'Thing of the 80s' Fake cake .cmdy Koeppel displays ceramic cake holder made to look like strawberry shortcake, available at Crown Hardware in Westcliff Plaza. Other stores are in Corona del Mar and Harbor View Center. Home entertainment influence·s holiday giving trends Holiday giving trends emphasize home entertainment equipment. "With the economy as it ia, it's re· ally getting expensive to go out for entertainment," said Konnie Warburton, owner of The Video Sta· lion of Newport/Irvine. "Home entertainment is really the thing of the 80s," she said. The Video Station, at 2201 Martin, one bloclt east of John Wayne Airport in Irvine, ls dedicated to servicing the Orange Coast's home entertainment need5. · The store sells all kinds of video equipment -recorders, storage cabinets and other furnishings for home video equipment. Speciality of the store is the sell· ing and renting of video cassette movies. More than 3,000 movies are on stock, rlOlging from late releases lite "The Blues Brothers" and "All That Jazz .. · to Disney movies and old timers. Oriental rug dealer emphasizes honesty in dealing with public An Oranae Coast Oriental rug dealer spew out for honesty and in- te&rity in the rug buslnea. Moses Ouzounian, the third generation of bis family in the rug buainesa, declares many dealers are incompetent in their appraiaala. He relates appraialnl a woman'• Oriental nap for f1 ,500 each after . tlDOtber dealer bad . appraised the aamerup auaooeacb. He emphulaed that people wbo .,.. ...... .,... ..... .,to ...... ~~:!J •••l•r t• a•old. bel•I O?mll_.el.'R ............... .. . . . . Movies are rented for as low as $3. 75 for a two-day period. Mail or- ders are available for renting and selling. The Video Station also offers a free catalog of its stock as well as blank tapes. The growing popularity of video 'movies is witnessed in that cassette sales are up 70 ~rcent from what they were at this Ume last year. · The Video Station will do produc· lion wort as well, coming to your home to mm weddings, parties or graduations. Call 95.5-1070. ~ ~ Wonderful. w.td.of .Pets ......... .. A ~EN GALLON AQUARIUM MAKESANIDEAL CHRISTMAS GI FT INCLUDE$. LIGHT -GUIS$ LIO PUMP FILTER, HEATER. TUBING. CHAACOALWOOL.AEG.39 ... NOW 27.99 Orange County's Fll')est and -Most Complete Pet Stores. We Have everything! &~~Q~ WONOERFUL woRLo OF PETS ~ LAOUNA Hll.LI MALL ne->111 1"11 LAOIJ'UI "LLI CA lllllTOL TOWN 6 COUNTllY .... , ... >1~ 10 MITOl IT IANTA AHA. CA l:\ u 0 our shcz.arling outdoor jock<Z.t · · · ONZ of cur czarli<l.St. ma.ans of warmth, nz.finrz..d~ rnast<z.r creftsrniz.n . nopa vallcz.y, meke th~ onz. of tbz. most proct1C61 .)6Ckets you'll <Z.~rawn. noturelshq,q,psk1n rn.su- l lotion 'ke.cz.?3 you comfort:; , able in a w tda. ranQ<Z. of' ~ tcim-peratu res · @)~o~~~~· 44 l'b.shion Island• New~ Vllloge•213/479·7727 1001 ~twood Blvd.•~ 22 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to CoMt LIFE,~...,. Nov. a, 1980 & Dli~ Pilot, Thuray, Nov. ZT, 1980 ' . \ Coleman of California hcis 1 hOliday fashions fOr all Coleman of California offers classic sportswear for men, women and J'8lion. Cuatomers find quality mercban· diae with friendly . personalised service. Name brands such as Off Shore, Munalngwear, Geno, EMS and Jantzen are available for men. Men's sweaters are featured this hoUday season. Coleman bas a large selection of pull-oven, v-necb and 1leeveleu sweat.en for men . .... .. ......... -... -· -------_ .... _ ... -- ·-.. ___ ,-~ Ski buddies Diane Va lo ff, left, Ralph Juatiniano mad Vickie Vultee m~l fashions for the snow available at Newport Ski Company, 2500 w. Coast Highway,N~Beach. Juniors and misses choose from brands such as Catalina, Jack Winter, Jonathan Logan, Bobby Brooks, Sunshine, and many more. Sunwear and swimwear are also available. Clusics in shorts, panta, blazers, skirts and blouses for women and Juniors are stocked in many name brands. Coleman of Calllomia ls located in the Alicia Valencia Plua in Latuna Hllll. _. ............ ~·-·-- .. CUSTOM MONOGRAMMING FOR CHRISTMAS I 71h & Irvine. Newporl Beach. C.:a. Pl4) 64S-0792 SINGING TELEGRAMS AM> VARIETY ENTERTAI~ ANIMAL CRACKERS We're vaudeville born ogo1n1 Provtd Ing personalized. energetic live entertainment By phone (select from several "phonegrams") OR on-the-spot comedy revues. singers. dancers. musicians. jugglers. magicians. per sonolity IOOk·aUkes -even marching bonds' In your home. office. restouronl or a l yout next party or special event• Animal ..,, Crackers· llst or charactets includes Singing &. Top Dancing. Nuns on Skates• Comedians Messengtlts • Dolly Parton Rosanne Rosanna Donna Moe West • Mork • Grovcho Belly Dancers • Cupids & The Marx Brothers• The Top Dancing Hearts Coneheods • Bumblebees A 'Marching Bond The Gorilla o1 your Dreams Stllrley Temple And much much more (714} 645-~ • (213} 935-5697 Ovr conecuon ol P~' omom~ hO~ o IO<>k 10 sun ~ery '1>C>wn obovl' home (leverty designed t>eov11fvlly o ohed ond c<>lolfvlly P£A1'4UTS• MUSt(IAN~ po1n1ed Perfect lor hOhdoy de<O<Ol•"9 ond mot.e .oeot o ~s Ce romte J loll V All:eY-ttd P•odvct•e>ns /) /) -• O_ ':r sp~,~~ ~d& 'ftst 51 ·50 car g1 0<e Neat JCPenney at Fashion Island / 644·2014 ~ 9J It;~ ~l;~o l C¥1J1Vded °'~e hi f f!-vf!,;f $lopl11hf ,-,, Newpon g/,_,f)Sf·~~ /~ o· 0 t:t do#411 #In~ d# ~ t:1 hun:/'81 ~ l11 ~---. d~ //,;,,1:. ~ d11r1'! ~«if: .\/~ lAk Pb.r--... 11·1 'f HE ENTRANCE TO /JOO ISLE. NEll1PORT BEACll _____ ,.-.._.__ • .. .• " I J . ..... .... - ---·--., -.... -------. -------.,,.. 24 GIFrGUIDE L SUpplement to Coast LIFE.~. Nov. 28, llB> & Dlilty Pilot, Thu...t-., Nov. 'ZT, 191Kl / ' ·-1 Pillow talk Let an embroidered pillow carry your holiday message. Em- broidered pillows in light green, ivory, chocolate, peach, light blue and rust are at Nettle Creek, 23 Fcuhion Island, Newport Beach. . I I I HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AND DISPLAYS WELL KNOWN ~ SALE::ALORE! PERSONALTIES ~~ LONG BEACH "0'11,_\l\~~\O~S 1980 9~\..\..()9 I I • fl& DIAWINGS Me GM AWAYS •' EN11RTAIMBIT fOI All AGES • LM RADIO llOADC.ASTS CHRISTMAS GIFT EXPO SALE AT THE LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER DEC. 5, 6, 7 SAVE GAS -SAYE TIME -NJ. UNDER ONE ROOF . INFORMATION 71'-191-0843 ------~~-,;a~-----· 1910 Cllrist • _,,. bpo Sale R ...... A .... 2.10 ...... C*-1.00 m.u...-12 ....... "'· ,.,....., I. 5(}¢-~~Fl D .. , ... , 5,6 & 1 Prf. ...... 10""4 s.t. 10 A .... 10 f'M S-IOAM-lf'M ;~& JI '',, f///t; .l' .. ' 11/;li 1V': '·"'"1~ /11% Share the reading enjoyment fy~ only-the-Daily-Pilot brings with a-friend or relative. Give a three-month subscription for only $8. We'll send a card and deliver the Daily Pilot to any Orange Coast or Irvine address. Or, we'll mail your Daily Pilot gift anywhere in the U.S. for three months for only $10. Just complete the coupon below and mail it with your check ot money order to the Circulation Dept., Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay Street, Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626. 0 Enclosed 1s S8 for a gin subscription to be home·deh\ered for three month~ 0 Enclosed 1s SlO for a gift subscnpt1on to be mailed for three months Name Phone ------ Address------------------ City _____________ Zip _____ _ Your Name---------Your phone ___ _ JIMMY CLARK has better ideas! HlisyearlllClkelta SPORTING CHRISTMAS with gifts from your neigh- borhood golf professional!! cjlve the CJlft of a lfetl•1! VINT AGE GOLF au as Santa's lop-choice and we've Just unpacked and put on display a big, selection for vour viewing and handling with a toj>'professlon11 always on hand to answer all your Questions. What's more ... they're PRICED RIGHT to fit well within vour Christmas budget PRO-LINE GOl.f EQUIPMENT AND ATTIREll Custom W Oub Repaln Done on '""9IN1 ,..... a. ht11111 SPECIAL! ........... =) $13 ... GoH Balls ::';~::,. ~Q=· 536-sioa GOLF SHOP .a.~!"' I ltt2t llACH &YD .. HUMnt .. TOM llACH ,,11r ... • ,...,.., .... c-.tlMdl&.W-.J W' I~ l'flW lOCATIOH J • ~-........... -.._. •• -~ .. -·--..... -.a •• -_ _,_ .. I ( t --------- Festive elegance Jewelry by William Roberts is a masterpiece of form, light and style. William Roberts Jewelers is at 3424 Via Oporto, number two , Lido Marina Village, Newgn-t Beach. Zelden's GallerlJ OF RME GIFTS, DECORATIVE ACCESSOlllES AND COLLECTIILES PROUDLY PRESENTS Royal Ooulton Irene Spencer Porcelain Royal Copenhegen Bing & Grondahl Prince Gardner & Stratton of London Pierre C.dln Wallets Calthnees Paper Weights Russell Stover Candles Colibrl Lighters VillerQy & Boch Trilarl Jewelry Beatrix Potter Laszlo I~ Lladro Porcelain OrrefOtS Crystal Chilmark Rledel Crystal Boehm Porcelain lncolay Norman Roct<well Schott·Zwiesel Kamar Animals Edna Hibel Oaum Crystal Gomam Cross Pens & Sets Mettlacn Steins Canon Calculators and much. mucn more M. I. Hummel ft.Di• I I 1--.0feffh Zelden's 0-allerlJ This Chrlstlllas ••• gi~e the family gift!! ---·-··-···· ___ Look~.w.hat~s . -·--· .. cooking at Panasonic NE-5720 Panasonic Microwave Oven ···---... .. ·--·---s26900 • CMll A .............. T ....... au11 0 #) ............ ·-....... ,,.., ....... -..--•<*er __ _ ·------• c_...-. ....., ... c.o ••• . :::.:=---(plus dellvery) NE-7720 PM8101'11c Microwave Oven Golcl111 West cmclWwaaer ~s.11.,. o.-•·· . ...-.--w .... ..... 'If r J £ .... ' -142-119 •. __ __.....,._ I PO • -~ -......... -· • -· ·. ._,__. --25 GIFT GUIDE -Suppl.me nt to Coast LIFE. Wel*.ctliJ, New. 2S. 11111> & CMily Piloi Thurlday, New. 'ZT, 1980 Baltioa .. keys ···-c,-n····tine.st·-········ ··········· quality fur Third generation furriers own and operate the Balboa Fur Factory in Mission Viejo Mall. Just opened eight weeks ago, the Fur Factory offers s ales of 30 to 40 percent off. An emphasis is put. on workmanship arid use of the finest quality furs. The method used In fur makina la strictly traditional with larae amounts of work done by band. All lining, for example, is band done. Designing and manufacturing of fur items i.s done on the premises. Furs are excellent holiday gifts. The recipient can select from over a thousand different skins and have the fur made to order. Monte Portnotr, owner, designs furs in any style desired. Many gift Items can be created with fur -from pocketbooks to kingslze bedspreads. Endeering _ ..... Cassettes bring stars to home Movie stars will visit many area Living rooms this holiday season. "V)deo cassettes are a great gift item," says a spokesman for Video Cassette Rentals. The store is at 1884 B Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. "We carry everything from car- toons to adult movies, and customers can rent or buy the tapes from us,•· he said. Renlala .. are for. three--day• et· a llme, and customers can apply ren- tal fees to purchase price, he said, with selling prices starting at $45. "It's great entertainment for the whole family, and customers can see movies whenever they want," he said. The store also has blank cassette tapes, according to the spokesman, and will have a stock or video games for holiday giving. . "Furs for men have been very _strong this year ," added Mr. Portnoff. For more information call .495-9393. Unusual decorations and arrangements are offered at Christmas Chmtmcu, a seasonal speciality 8tore at 3330 E. Coa.t Highway, Coronadel Mar. Featured are Mananita de- er and trees. • ·'We'll have about 40 games which can have up to S,000 varia· lions," he says. "such as backgam· moo. chess, combat, basketball. casino and video olympics." The st.ore is open from 9:30 a.m. lo 5:30 p.m . Monday through Satur- day. TE~AS ~ INSTRUMENTS ~~1¥11IQI .. ~,.. e • •EAK a SPELL ............. H4.ll ..._...~.,._,V'-'LJ\..U"._.. • •EAi< a Rf.AO ••• , .....••..• tl4.~ • SPEAK. MATH ............. nz.11 GAMES ... GAMES. ·;M_ATARr Cenyoot Bomber Slol MKfllM Mrl&9 Benle s..em-::;i~., ~Vicllo Otvmj)fcs So-. lnlrud9n VIDEO °"'i.w ' 5!o~";: s1S03L7ss Indy 600 INCLUD MRTT~L !L~~cruc:s·· HORSE RACE ANALYZER THE ODDS ON FAVOR IT~ TO IMPROVE YOUR HANDICAPPING RECORD I s94so· . .---LES BEAU X ARTS ---- SPf;CIALI ES4S 00 FRANIEO . rlNE ART POSTEfe •PICTURE FRAMl'JG •GIFTS P8tllr"• Lend0""1 18AOO Peo'c: ~ Hignwey ~ 9-ct1 t2'131 eelil-3278 17141 840-eoee ""-t; Hcovwocxl ' llD? lo NcrVi L.llC'Alnaga aid. (Q-13) 81!!18-131i1B WI l't ... ~ UHJ) 873...-o r -snowbourii:I Ski Mart, at 2700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, carries ski clothing and equipment /or holiday giving. Active sportswear and designer ieans top holiday gift lists Al's Garage bits the holiday gifting season with the active wear look. The rugby look of shorts and striped shirt is a popular item com- bination at the shop at 56 Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Designer jeans also are popular holiday gifts. Al's Garage carries such names as On Time. Levi Straus, Made in the Shade, Calvin Klein and Sedgefield. IFl-t ~ri ~ 1 lffilue Stoc:king stuffers like colognes and wallets complement the fashion goods. "We have a really good selection of velour s hirts for holiday fe s tivities ." said manager Richard Bybee. Although AJ's Garage is primarily a guy's store, women's fashions are carried in designer jeans and sweaters. Call 644-7030. Just in Time for Christmas P•llllUI for Men, W--& .. YI 23210 Del L-vo Drive, ~ Hllls . T ....... y-Sunday 1N CIOlld Monday ,, FURNITURE A PRrCE TO HANG YOUR HAT ON Our great 6' high Hall Tree, handsome llne1, walnut finish solld wood. a very speclal 20th Anniversary price. HURRY, LIMITED QUANTITYI Game Ends November , 1990 Drawing December 19, 1990 POI 20 YUH etV ... YOU IVllY 9000 llAIOM TOCCM19MOl910 H ,.,...,.. .. Or .... c..ly: IL"°"°• ... , 11lllilf'991wc!. • (f141 llt·NOI SANTA ~USTIN • t7a L tnll St,• 14'.atl COSTA •IA• Jttl N. Mlfttor ~. • ..... 7'1 MflMINSRllll • tl01t .._... ...,,_, (n4) M .. n HUNTINGTON~• tMJt .._.. ...,_, • IM•IMM AllTl•A • ttm l4Mltll St.• ....... SttOf' 1 Do\VS A WHIC • ftlKDo\YI tt ""'1L • • UTURDl\'110 UNTIL I• ~V 11:JO UNTIL I c.o..,..,. .... _ ... ·--..... .-.~ I ~---------' a OIFT OUiDE -Supplement to CC>Mt UFE, ~.Nov. 21. 1• & Dill~ ptlot, ~.Nov. 'O, 19!80 Golf shop presents . pro advi~e A golf shop offers girt ideas ro sports enthusiasts. "We carry a complete line of equipment, including shoes, ap- parel, clubs a nd bags ," says Carolyn Clark, wife of the ownerof- Jimmy Clark's Golf Shop. . . . Their store is at 19921 Beach Boulevard, near Adams, in Hunt- ington Beach. · "We discount everything in the shop," she added, "and are com- petitive in all our prices." The shop can create custom-made persimmon woods and repain all types o( clubs. "We a.ho have a large stock of vintage eolf clubs, including playa- ble classics and collector clubs," Mrs. Clark said. "These a re always nice gifta." Customen always get expert help with tbelr purchases, because Jim- my Clark la a life member o( the PGA and baa been chosen to be a charter member of tbe senior's tournament tour next year, accord- ln& to bis wife. Store boun are 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday tbrouth Friday and 9 .a.m. to 3 p.m_. Saturday. Gift delivery Merchants at Cannery Village receive shipment from the north. Cannery Village a group of antique and gift shops, is on 31n Street in Newport Beach. • ' i I Newport Surf and Sport Surfing ... moll\? than just . aSP.<Jr1 ... . Its a tiliole · wayciltfe. Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wednesday, Nov. 26. UlllO & 0.ly Pilot, Thlndily, Nov. Z7, 1980 -GIFT GU10E 29 .... Make-up can create tfte look of natural beauty ~. Natural beauty can be made at Arthur of Chicago make-up design studio. Customers receive special make"up transformations which re- create their look, according to Arthur Berry, make-up artist. make-up with instructions. Deep cleansing of skin is included. Regularly priced at $56.00, now $29.99 . They are then taught bow to apply - -the make-up themselves and can purchase needed products. These items as well as facial wax· ing, lash tinting, individual applica· lion of lubes, and more can be purchased individually. A complete session takes two to three hours.-- -- As • holiday special one can take advantage of a facial with mask, eyebrow arch and application of Arthur of Chicago is located in The Penthouse at 4255 Martingale Way, NewportBea~b. Call833·0304. Sand Box carries gift ideas for the kiddies on your list The Sand Box carries a variety ol infants' and children's clothing ideal for holiday gifts. modate babies of any size, and hard- to-flnd Baby Love nursing tops are available. Customers purchase handmade booties, sweaters, quilts, suits, dresses, tops, and much more. An estimated 80 percent of the clothing sold is handmade. The Sand Box is at 1174 SOutb Coast Highway ln Laguna Beach. Call 494-1435. Clothi.nc sizes span from birth tbroup6X. Appliques are a popular it.em. An.y animal or name can be placed on jumpersoroveralls. · Sand Box carries Oab Kosh train· ing overalls, jackets, bats and cor· duroy pants as well as a complete line of, Beatrix Potter infant toys, bundlen and crib bumpers. .. Handmade baby carriers accom· The Canon Sure Shot Is here. and it's great! It gives you the quality of 35mm pictures with the ease of a pocket camera. The Sure Shot's combination of fea- tures helps to make bad shots a thing of the past. So say goodbye to photo frustrations today and pick up a Sure Shot for yourself. You 'll sure be surprised at what it can do! • Automa1ic Focus for sharp •Automatic FlaSh eliminates pictures in any light ftaeh mistakes and bulb •Automatic Film Winding puts waste an end to itMf "shot that •Automatic Fiim Rewinding got .-y'' for .... roN chm~ . •Automatic Expoeure for • Emy Film loading IO eYflltY outstanding color indocn lhot counts or out The Organizers Whetevef size photo• you take -~ .,,..,.tic, Polaroid, Pocket lnstametlc:, ~ x 5 ot other• -we have a beautiful Hol90f'I FAMILY album for your collection . Plgl9 hllve clear plutlo protectl¥e podllea. a tMIJf'9 .,.. for .. ch photo and atorage ..,._ for negati¥ea. Many .cldltlonal pegea can be added to your FAMILY album -or to the i..ldloml Holaon PIK PAK album, wNdt tm .. the '-tuNe of the larger FAMILY elburn In• ..,,.,. dellon· NI FAMILY and PIK PAK album• are .Wlable in limuleted leather of antique white, ~ cnnge, red. turquoiM and waJnut greln. @ • Pen-•lled Celer' Aaal19M ·~ke-.. C•••au.u -. E•eal!Uft W .... AaalnM • Call~ (7H) 115-JtM Wt're ~ G..,,. ioorld for Ill*' ,,,.. ro ioorlt. W11cofrw ro raa1ew.na. Sft related GTticla page•JO. KODAK CAROUSEL Protectora MOe'rMODelS INaTOCIC Recall the fun of Cttrlatmu with 1 KODAK CAROUSEL Projector. Showa your tlldet In lherp, clear color. Dependlbl• grr1lty f~ truta them with care, time 1fter time. selectlve 1llde eccH1 for lnatent editing. ~ - 30 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wedneedlly, Noll. 26, 198'.l & Deily Pilot, Thursday. Nov. 'Zl, 198> Color analysis by t omputer makes colors harmoniie Tall tree BySHERREETRUl1T $.-c&.1 ~ Wrl- Jmage Works offers a gift that can be used for a lifetime. Color Analysis is a process by which one learns what colors are good for him and which to avoid. IMAGE WORKS identifies good and bad colors for both clothing and m ake-up. The coloring of a person's hair. skin and eyes are in a natural state of h ar m ony , accordin g to a s pokesperson. The use of incorrect colors will force that harmony out of align- ment. CORRECT MAKE-UP colors are determined with a· device that measures the color of a person's skin. Experts then blend custom-made m ake-up bases for an exact m atch. Customers receive a book indicat- ing what colors of make-up are best • Sweaters make ho liday cheer at At Ease and how much lo wear. THE SAME CONCEPT is used in determining the most favorable col· ors for one's wardrobe. A client's skin, hair and eyecolor are taken into consideration. Information is put into a com· puter specially programmed in col· or theory. THE COMPUTER prints out all colors which follow the natural harmony. Colors are then selected from the stock of 1500 swa tches. Clients receive a custom-made swede book with 150 color swatches to suit their coloring. WITH THESE TWO processes, customers are assured ·of proper coloring in make-up and clothing. Gift certificates are available. Image Works is located at 1151 Dove, Suite 285 in Newport Beach. Te lephone 955-3362 . Perfect gift outfits a wait shoppers at At Ease in Fash ion Island, Newport Beach. M a na ge m e nt e mphasizes thorough staff training in the art of outfit coordination. Each morning staff professionals meet to go over new gift idea packages. And the packages are ma ny. These s pecially tra ined coordinators take into consideration age and personality to put together total outfits for boys, ladies and me n . Customers choose from a wide variety of s weaters, sportcoats. slacks, shirts and neckwear, all of· fered at price levels to accommodate every shopper. Not only that. it's fun to shop at At Ease. _ Both tr aditional clothing and something "a little bit different" can be found , according t o a spokesperson. At Ease will be stocked to the brim with merchandise for the holidays. Holiday hours ar e IO a.m . to9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10to6 p.m. Saturdays and noon to S p.m . Sun· days. Telephone644-5070 for more in· formation. ·Everything in season. One shop carries almost every- thing necessary for celebrating the holiday season. day decorations." she added. One custom decoration suitable for walls orfrontdoon is a moss-covered Christmas tree complete with tiny whlte Ughtaand ornaments. "We carry ornaments, party in· vltaUons and 1upplles, dec:oratlona, stockln& atuffen and boxed cardl," says a 1poltesperson for Valley "The tree ts very ll1btweighl, in Hallma.rklnFaabionlsland. 1plte ol belq over tbree feel hiah. The store also stocks a larl• Hlec--an,d can be ordered ln any color or lion of wr•. ppint papers aad r11illaal, 1 t y I e of or n a m en ls . • • th e she noted. u well as Ad...t cllea-ipok•penoa1aid. . ' Chang;;.g color• ii the apeciaUy of thil 42-foot Christmcu tree 'at Peter's Landing, a ;:~Y 1hoppiftg cmter on the water al ;;.r:atoalt i'lillNlll in lf&tl 'I • "' . The tree . !!.t ~ ~ lfgft,~Jfp'llJP.Id.CJ6Jl'Ml.sUUg1'~ dara for counting the d•YI ~.JMl'~e 1tore Ulo e...-ilillware, t Cbrilt.mu. · poaten, home acceaaories, photo-' ...................... ~_. eP •II s "''' IL Ill t l••f' J lnll creauiiiil--.,,'Riimmer. iii Our~ tilt ldeu, and 1181 calendan. . . T .. B.ECTIONICS: THE LOUDSPEAKERS: the bustier BY POIRHTE designed by !»lores Sensuous French top, · · wtth· -detachable· shoulder straps, French garters and short lacy flounce. In point d-esprit· lace with the briefest of string bikinis. eYAMAHA II Sizes 32. 34 and 36 the set. $60.00 black or white _TflE SYSTEM: AFFORD~, EXQLLENCE TWIST &·SET THE EASIEST YET The highly Evolved Citizen ~I A classical analog lace and a subtle mull1-lunctional digital readout. All 1unct1ons operated by center crown \. Pull out once to set (!tg1tal func- tions. twice to set analog. D1g1tal display· • """("T "'/'" • r ..... L ...... ~ --. . . . :,.... ......: • • •• ,..A.n:\,.,,. • (. 1: 30 ()!J:) ANALOG Stopwatch up to 24 hours. night hght 1£ or 24 hours. minute and second, month. day and date Alarm, chime. Countdown timer with dual lune· lion: first indicates time remain- ing: second has a memory-gives countdown continuously for any interval you select, sounds a signal at zero Automatic end-of-month, leap year correction Slmpftned time odJust· ment: P\AI out center cro wn once to set dgltal display either forward or bock. P\.a crown out twlee to set hands. " l i IANMfi l. ------~ 32 GIFT GUIDE -Supplement to Coast LIFE,~. Nov. 218, 1980 & Dlily Pilot, Thursday, NoY. V , 1980 -. Freshness --··· Clothing_ot ,. low prices Fashion clothing can be found ror the holidays at a savings. "Our prices are 20 percent lower than retail,•' said the manager or Fit in Blue, a fashion store for men, women and boys at 23210 Del Lago Drive, Laguna Hills. T he m a nage r e mphasizes, however, that Fit in Blue is not a dis - count store, meaning that its low prices are not due to cheaper quality or defective material being used. Fit in Bille ~ies _only...top-r_ate... clothing in current styles. It began as a casual fashions store, but has expanded to a fashion center carrying designer jeans. tops and blazers. Fil in Blue carries blazers and dressier tops to complement jeans and skirts. "We want s hoppers to come and see the low prices we offer here all year long -and especially now at Christmas ti me,'' the m an ager said. Brand names carried include : Calvin Klein, Bonjour, Jordache, Chemin de Fer, Gloria Vanderbilt, Levis. Wrang~er, Robert Bruce, Sasson, IZOD and many more. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Call 770-1677. freah produce is the apecialty at Dana Point l''armer'& Market at 34091 Cocut Highway Dana Point. ' · Advertise a service you provide -from babysitting to window .washing -in the classified Service Directorv. of the DAILY PILOT HOBIE SPORTS has chosen the new lotus Mid from K-2 as their best .buy in a . perf0t mance mid-length ski package K~2 PACKAGE K-2 Lotus Ill Ski .................... $175.00 Solomon 226 Bindings w Brakes. . . . . . . . 79.95 Scott Poles .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 19.95 $274.90 Mounting & Wax . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 7.50 T otol . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. $282.«> Package Price . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . $199.00 YQ.R SAVIM;S ................ $ 83.«> Vl.-:r CRRENTOFrsu~t' *""" ~ VIDEOCASSE I I ES!..,- 'NVITE THE GREATEST STARS OF SCREEN. STAGE & SPORTS INTO YOUR OWN LIVING ROOM! Over 3,000 Tltles Presently Availlble! All CATEG~~~SL _ MOW AVAa AIU: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS. WIZARD OF OZ. CHAPTER TWO. CHINA SYNDROME. 2001 SPACE ODYSSEY. THE BLACK HOLE. etc. ETC!l1 • ~ " * * * •** * TUlllllllG ALIEll d..,m JUllA POlllT WOMAll CIC ~ * * * -We c•t•r to your entire home ~Idea ne.ct..-<VCR'a, Video cameras. tapes, access· ories, film & sllde to tape trainafera, vldeoc:a ... tte H changes. etc.. at Discount Prices!) SAVINGS UP TO 50C1b WHEN YOU JOIN OUR BUDGET VIDEO CLUB! f!IE WU Supplement to Coat LIFE. Wednesday, No¥. 218. 1911>& o.ilyPllot. Thur9dlly, No¥. V , 1980-GIFT GUDE 33 VUOOD AND BRASS WALLIAMP Your chpice s191s 24", 30". 38" tall BltASS PU1'ID llEADBODDS Your choice sz9ts r Anal Week Cirand 0peNng Sale . '- Savings 20% to 50% - FINE SEl.ECTION Of MltlC, FOX, SABlf AND OTHER FINE FURS -JACKETS - STROIJ.ERS -COATS .. 34 GIFT GUIDE - Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wednelday, Nov. 216, 1980 & Deily Pilot, Thurld8y, Nov. ZT, 1980 "PUT ON A HOLIDAY GLOW" Professional Women . . . Full-Time Mothers . . . Part-Time Lovers . . . No matter who you do, look great doing it. 1., ul., Mew. Spend a few hours with.,... of CW.1111 the man who has created beautiful faces coast to coast. He specializes in transformations. believes that....,.. beauty can be cre•d. L Antique dreams B edroom se t r ecalls the s umptuous slee ping of yesteryear at Antique Ship- per s at 1779 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Antique Shippers recently celebrated its grand opening in Costa M esa. ~ -Send something extra special this holiday se a so n . Send snapshot greetings that you've created with your faY<>rite pic tures. Light up friends' and family's fa c e s with the warmest holiday greetings of all . . .. snapshot greetings. A little time in his makeup and akin care studio will last you a lifetime. His ..... c.. method Includes: t.cW ......... _,..,_ _. • r .... .., wllt lwl:wl , so you can recreate that fascinating face every day ... for the rest of your life. Now. for the holidays, It Is ,_.. fw Sit, regularly S56. Why wait another day to put your beat face forward? Give your faoe to Arthur . . . then give it to the world. HURRY! COUPON EXPIRES DEC. 6th, 1980 ' . By appointment only, at Arthur of Chicago Make-up Design Studio · located at: The Penthoule MacArthur Square 4255 Mstlngale Wey ,Newport Bellch. CA. 928e0 (714) &13-0304 .i • - THE HARBOR AREA'S FIRST & FINEST COLOR LAB WE DO OUR OWM ••• ··~-........,.,,0.,..,,...1 '""~---· ...... •C..... ..... ~ ,,_ ..... ·~ ................. .... ~ .. ,... ''"' ................. 1 Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1980 & Daily Pilot. Thursday, Nov. 27, 1980 -GIFT GUIDE 35 Holiday-glitter ----------- Fine 14 karat gold and diamond jewelry make exquisite gifts at Koven's Jewelers on the upper level near May Company in South Coast Plaza. Bill's Camera gives top s~rvice at low prices Shoppers can select from a com- plete line of cameras and camera products at Bill's Camera. Professional service is offered in selecting the right camer a at a com· petitiveprice. Merchandise includes a large variety of camer as as well as anything camer a-re lated. A large stock of the popular Canon camera with auto focus is main· tained, according to spokesperson Bill Ventura. Customers are encouraged to drop by for advice on a camera purchase or photo development. Bill's offers 24-hour film processing from the in- house processing lab. 'Amateur photographers receive information on bow to use camera products properly. Custom framing on the premises also is available. Bill's Camera is open Monday through Friday from 10a.m. to 7p.m. and Saturday from lO a.m. to5p.m . ll is at 6022 Warner Ave .. Huntington Be.a ch. Call 842-8801. . . Oriental ruo seminars to be held at 7:30 PM, Dec. 4 & Dec. 18 . Registarton fee for the seminar $15 per person or $2S per couple. Cost Includes reference material. Sarma Cwtth grape leaves), pita bread and drinks. Call now. Limited Enrollment. Complete S..lea • Service Inducing: • Reweaving of rugs, klllms, tapestries & Nava jo blankets by Armenian experts. • BleedlQg.and pet stain removal. • Trade-Ins or e)(changes welcome. • Insurance appraisals. • Courtesy dlsco4nts to decorators, designers and dealers. • We also buy ol<f rugs for cash. HardWOOd floor covering, carpeting, ceramic tile, fabrics. SHAH 1N SHAH ORIENT AL RUGS 2030 So. ¥ain St. Santa Ana 2•25 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-4300 557-1400 ~ .... ~ ., ----.. ---------~~. & .. -----·~-,-·---------··--------.. '~ f I • I ------------------38 GIFT. GUIDE -Su pplement to Coast LIFE, w.sn.dlly, Nov. 28, 1980 & Diiiy Pilot, Thur9dey, Nov. 'Z'l, 1980 Holiday greetings \.- Employeea at the Cryatal Saloon and Cafe, 1700 Placentia in CostaMesa,inviteeveryorW?todr"'f!inforsomeholidaycheer. ' 37 FASHION ISlAHO NIWf'OttT llACH 6'4·2CMO \ * * *· * * * * * For kids, Sanrio mean$ fun! There are now hundreds of gifts featuring "Helo Kitty" and her friends. Everything a young heart desires can be found at Sanrlo. Introduce your children to "Hello Kitty," "My Mek>dy," "Patty'& Jimmy," and a host of other characters fl'om our fine se6ection of gift items. c.,... t "" So\NltlO co LTD Vicki'• Sun•hlne Factory Mao V«nN Ceftler 1701 Harbor 8'od., S..lle F5 Co•lo Mao, Ill MM FREE Gt FT With Minimum $5. Purctt.se 'tit DK. 31 « • J _, ...... * l &.lpplemlnf to Cout LIFE, Wednffday, Now. 26. 19llO&DlilyPiklt. 'fhurldllw, Now. XT,,1980-GIFTGUEE:Jl I . I Deck the halls Susan Brady, of Valley Hallmark in Faalrion. llland, Newport Beach, ahowl "Santa'• Ezpreu," one of many brnamenta in · Hallmark'aTreeTrimmercoUection. A Collection of Carefully Chosen Fine Oriental Furniture, Gifts, and Accessories • OAKBROOK VIUAGE Saata·sllopped early. -, follow his exa•ple get your fabtdous fur for the holidays at ~ M. JACQUES A unique experience Over a Million Dollar Collection of Furs to Choose From sizes 6 to 42 38 G!FT GUtOE -Supplement to Cout LIFE,~. Nov. a, 1880 & ~Pilot,~. Nov. Z/, 1911> Carolers perform in MV ma11 · "Sounds of Christmas" will be heard throughout the Mission Viejo Mall and Ila four major department stores and UOsJ)eclalty s hops. · Cbristmu carolers will perform evenings In Center Court. A musical fantasyland is created by huge music boxes which play tunes such as JlngJe Bella .. ., Children can visit Santa Claus in his gazebo, and see the giant musical· Ch ristmu tree. Santa will pos...Sor Instant photo-. graphs and stve away fun boots. · Santa'sh0uraaret0:00to8:30_p.m: Monday to .. Frtday, 10 to 6 p.m. Sa turdays Ud noon to five on Sun -days. Children of all ages are invited to Join Santa for a complimentary brealdut ol doouta and bot chocolate at9a.m.,Frtday. The famous AU-American Boys Chorus entertaJna •boppers at 7 p.m. onTb~y,Dec.4. The La1una Nisuel Center of PerfOl"IDiq.Arta will treat lboDDera · , it 11 a .m. alia4_p.m., Deeem"berl~ They wtU perform aklta from pJa71 s uch u "The Nl1bt Before Cbrtatm.u." lll•ioa Viejo II all ia loc4t.d off the Interstate I Freeway at Crown Valley Parkway. For more In-· Sending gree~l~gs Nancy Bmaclc, left, ·and Syloia Y . Riakua look~ the aelectlon of NOIOnal 11rwtfng· cara at K.C. Hallmark m Harbor Center, 2300 Harbor Blvd. m Colla Meaa. Store allo canw1 lli/t wrapa, oma-mnu, decorationa and gift ' \ ~\ Timely gift Janis Garnier of The Time Place in Fashion Island, Newport Beach shows detail on a Black Forest cuckoo clock, part of a complete stock of unique clocks and watches at the store. . t .. ············· Supplement to Coast LIFE. Wednesday, Now. 28, 1980 & Daily Pilot,~. Now. ZT. 1980-GIFT GUIDE 39 . Perfume• • Cologne• Glvenchy Christain Dior M iss Dior Chanel No. s Yves St. Laurent Rive Gauche Gucci Ricci Guerlain Monteil Lanvin Pier re cardin CANDY • FRUITCAKE • COOKIES Blum's CROSS-=:~LS 9tN CE 1849 PRINC E GARONER• .g_TAGlffl. ACCESSORIES Ill ~ • ... ELE'Cl'RONIC GAMES .. · ··.. .. .. --· Texas Instruments Entex M attel I '. Sharp Calculator s BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS Norcross Am erican Greeting 14K GOLD JEWELRY Chains ·c harms Earrings V ivitar cameras Lasercraft Mineralia Jonat~ & David ,. .......... , ~~ •••••••• 2971 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Corner of ... ~,. & .. k.,. Phone 546-8770 Furnishings for a beautiful fireplace ... Put f91hlr the basics of a becmltful flrlplace Start wfth your betoY9d tww ~ your turmture etyt• Wld your preeent ~ ....,., . . . then tr•n•bm It Into • reeHty In )'04Jr own home. You CW! do rff wHtl the h8fp of 04Jt •J(Oeriel iced deliOfl Mn. TMy have the ftlllr Wld the *'" to ... ...,,,.,. ~ ...... ldells Ink> • reeltty, to cnee. the lnl9rtors .... .... eurn>und you ..... bee&lty, combt end ,,.._,,. b Y'M"I to come. And you can be ... hit h roome will atilt ,.-. )'04Jr pef90nllttty Wld ...... icee. Come "' .oon. See our fine fbcMee end hllk with our QUl!Hed. SWoleMIC>illl llllff. Thelllmtl•tw 1711 l.r..t...,. c.-.... 673-7065 During the Holiday Season take a break, and come to the Crystal for I unch and Good Cheer. rnel'l''J Cfu.~tniaJ Crystal Saloon & Cafe 1700 Placentia, C.osta Mesa (C.orner of 17th & Pkantio, Next to Zubies) • K.C:J ~/HOP IS.YOUR Chrishnas CJlft place Tired of running all over town? R.iax while you tt'°P tor the ~ gift tor 9Y9f'YOM on Yout Ust in our Hallmaft( Chn.tnm gift eofledlon. ~ It extra MIY. becau.e we alto twve Hallnwtt gift wnip, c.rdl. deoOfationa and pettyweie to Nike CMatmes comptete. ./ DAKIN STUFFED ANIMALS ./ BURNES PHOTO FRAMES ./ PRINCE GARONER LEATHER ACCE~IES ./ PRECIOUS MOMENTS-JONATHON & DAVID FIGURINES ./ HAZEL -PORTFOl.IOS I CRYSTAL Cl.EAR -BOWLS I VASES ./ PEANUTS -SNOOPY ITEMS ./ CBK -BRASS • I DAVE GROSSMAN -NORMAN ROa<WEl.L FIGURINES ./ MA LECK -FtNE WOOD PRODUCTS I WILTON AAMETALE -SERVING PIECES I LASEACRAFT -DESK ACCESSORIES ./ OTAGIRl -MUGS I MOAGAH -ICE BUCKETS & SERVJNO ACCE~IES I SEL..AHCM.-TEAK. SERVING PIECES +u~· t7t-1112 JMI HADOa aft. .. MAl90lt CIMl9 Open 'tll 9 p.m. Mormyttvu Frtdey~ s.e. 10 'tit e. Sun. 12 1115 "LARGEST CARD St:LECTtON tN ORANGE COUNTY." .. .. ., «>GIFT GUIOf::Supplement to Cout LIFE. Wedi.my, NoY.28, 118>&0..lyP11ot, Thtnday, Nov. ZT. 1960 the eJ Time Place Fine Clocks, Watches and other Timepieces Christmas Special this Grandfather Clock Over 6 ft. tall with Westminister Chime $550.00 Also Featurtng Cuckoo Clocks Nautical and Weather Items Travel Clocks Anniversary Clocks M any, many. many more· ideal Cllmtmas gifts FASHtoN ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS Manzanlle colectloft lnclwlnt ...... , .... .,_.""8 ............ '" our a"""8ted TeddJ ..... trM. Colllfl• .. cewtetMll• .,. .... NRloe IGclllll .. : l'9lld1-.. ,.... ..... comtMrdlt ..,..,. ... _,.. ....... See QW' showroom at: . . .. . 11111:.c. .. ;a.,. :.~~:·~.[. C..... ... •u "7~·:. ::-• f7MIZ4 . -,9\ G~RElEN ~~~Y ~ . ~ Naturally Sculptured ~~ NoilsByArtists I Holid~~Hi~nds At the Mal G• .. our main objective is to see that your natural nails are not damaged. All the artists are trained thoroughly in the care of your nails and to achieve a thin. smooth, natural looking sculptured nail. But best of all ... with our exclusive non-lifting product. r .. -.._. lty 0-.. you won't ha\10 to worry about your hands-on those spec$ days. Our sculptured nails wll _. dllp. creda or lft. GIFT CERTIFICATE AVAILABLE • Sc ulptured Nails • Nail Wraps & Tips • Organic Hair Removal 369 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Westport Square • NailArtDesign • Manicures • Pechcures 646-4882 DISCOVER TIE WORLD Of UNIQUE UNUSUAL, AND DIFftRENT BASKETS ' -~-:··~~~·--.: .. :---~--· •,' •' ...... ',,,,, ,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, .• I'\,''''''''° I • , ,,,,.~,,.. - ,,,,,~. I I I~''/ • ,~, 1 ',,~, 1 , • I , ,, . ~I u.' : ~'' ' ~'· I 1 ......... '. ~,,,, .... , • --: - ' . -~ Wineholders Bed Troys Rotton Trunks Bird Cages Brooms Planter Baskets · Straw Purses Indoor Plants . SeOshetls And flae ..... • SuPplemtnt to Coast LIFE. Wednesday;Nov. ~~-~_Deily Ptlot, ~.Nov. 'ZT, 1980-GIFT GUIDE 41 Gift wrapping Holiday sparkle Stocking stuffers from Raff Jewelers in Fa3hion Island, Newport Beach include a gold and diamond Rolex watch, a pearl and diamOOd ring, and emerald SUTTounded by diamond& and a diaf!londdinner ring total~ng more than3 carats. enhances fun of gift giving . Part of the fun of gift giving is wrapping the gift ! Ready -mad~ws, fancy paper and ribbon are available in most stores, but some of the nicest wrappings are made using plain paper and a little imagination. Children a re especially excited when they see a gift that looks like an animal or a toy. Felt-tip pens, scraps or ribbon a nd yarn can turn a plain package into an exciting gift. Decorate a square box to look like a car or bus. , Make a tall gift look like a gir affe or a candy cane. Single-faced corrugated paper can be used to turn a square or rectangular package into a little house. A bottle or wine can be wrapped in the corrugated pape r and decor ated to look like a candle. ..... Corrugated paper is available in several colors, and since it is stiff er than most wrapping paper, it holds its shape. ,. • 42 GIFT GUIDE-Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wedneeday. llbl. 26, fM> & Daily Pilot, Thursdly, Nov. 'ZT, 19Ell ~l_()~ltl~ CAN YOU REALLY AFFORD ANYTHING LESS FOR HOLIDAY STOCKINGS Available Jn Gola Ana Black Kidskin Florsheim shoes ore perfect stocking stuffers. A gift of quality and good taste that will remind him of you with every step he tCJkes. -f/""f;f£tJ ~-•O•-Ampl•• 'Wdfll!~IC.UDj #54 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH (714) &44-4223 !127 MAIN STREET, ALHAMBRA (213) 212-3178 NOW DEFINITELY AFFORDABLE The Quiet elegance of the Diamond Stud Earring that you have wanted is now affordable. By special arrangement with our diamond cutters. Wm. Roberts is able to offer these always fashionable stud earrings at most ~vantaqeous prices. The collection will be available through Dec. 14th only. "Tuck It Away" now for Christmas Wm. Roberts Jewelers LIDO VILLAGE 3424 Via Oporto •2 Newport Beach. Cal. 92663 of Newport (714) 673 o.449 Open Mon. thro Thurs. -10 to 5:30 Fri. & Sat. -10 to 10 Sun. -11w5:30 The Annual Cannery Village Cl1ristma w on 31st Street, Sun., Nov. 30 11 a.m. to 6 p.~. Thirteen village shops offering antiques, gifts and specialty items, will host a day of t raditional festivity and serve an abundance of holiday refreshments. CANNERY VILLAGE A Little Bit of Everything The Grey Rabbit Antique Garden Behind the Times-Antiques Antique Tiffany House Cornucopia Antiques Tom Stansbury Antiques Country Elegance Antiques Brass Light & Power Company Jonathan's Antiques Lenore's AnUques Smith Design-Accessories JB Interiors of Newport 31st St •• tt Newport Blvd., Newport Beach Supplement to Coast LIFE, Wednesday, Nov. 26. 191ll & Dally Pilot. Thur:ldmy, Nov. '1:1, 1980-GIFT GUIDE o43 Holiday shopping is most enjoya- ble in the lriendJy atmosphere of a neighborhood center. a n art gallery . drugstore and charter cnaise services," sbe said. Via Lido Plaza creates close, fri~ndly ambiance "We ofler the convenience and friendly service of a small group of stores but can still provide almost anything available in a large shop· ping mall," a spokesperson for Via Lido Plaza said. The group of stores is at the en- tr ance to Lido Is le in Newport Beach. Shoppers can also eat lunch while browsing in the Via Lido PJua. "The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried, enabling customers to enjoy hoUday shopping without ex- haustion from fighting crowds in large centers," she said. A parking lot near the shops is convenient for customers, she said. Designer fashions at ~ 0 .d.isCOLJnt Designer fashions fo r holiday parties are available at discount prices. "We look like an expensive bouti· que, give service and alterations like an expensive boutique, but we offer savings on designer merchandise without driving to Los Angeles," say s a spokesperson for The Stockroom. The store is at 1673 Irvine Ave . in Costa Mesa. "Marilyn Vinci and Phyllis King, owners of the s hop, are transplanted easterners who knew that Orange County women were ready for de- signer apparel discounted from 20 to 50 P.ercent," she added. 'This is quality me rc handise which can be discounted because the owners do their own buying," she pointed out. "We have a classic selection of designer and better women's clothing not fou nd in other discount stores in the area." The Stockroom accepts Master Charge. Visa , checks and layaway purchases. Store hours are 10 a.m. lo s·JO p. m. Tuesday through Saturday. Mesa Verde a neighborhood fun center Mesa Verd e Center is a neighborhood center . Customers can find family enter· tainment such as bowling, lce- skatlng and movie theatres. Shoppers select from many ex-cellent restaurants lncluding Ham- b u r 1 er Hamlet , Mione 's, Reubens-~ and Caaa di Pompei. These restaurants are varied to of- fer anythlq from aandwtches to steak toaeafood. 'Holiday .,,, ... can be done at one olthe manjiDldalty ahope. Command Pvlonnance, 1be Bank o( America and Albertson.a llartet belp make the Center a convepient place to shop. lieu Verde Center lt located at HarborandAum1inCostaMeu. Ad-Sitter saves you · time and money by taking messages from people responding to your Doily Pilot clossffied od. Coll 642-5678 for details. DAILY PILOT ' "We have banking and market services, as well as clothing, gifts, gourmet cookware, cleaners, op- tical services, marine specialties, "Many of these stores have been here for more than 20 years," she said, "and pride themselves on of· fe r ing good servi ce, variety, per sonal attention and fair prices." 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