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Home My WebLink About1981-01-04 - Orange Coast Pilot--.~ 1)1,J\,.~(.f' \)II ~~·. I,. .. lll)l<NI /\ )IJ(I ~d'. \ FeloQies overflowing 'kiddie eourt': 81 DAVID allftllAHN ................. After a year'• aut.•m• • the Orqe Coun· l)' J-.~ Court beech, U..'a-. thln1 Superior COW1 ,..,. Robert Rlcll• ct..D't want to bear Thm t.U!n& the matter a step further, Rickles, wbo be1im hla new aaalpment aa prflldin1 Oranae County Superior Court Judie oa Mc.day, said, "The juvenile juallce ayatem hu sort ol been the stepchild ol the system u a whole. My feelin1 ia we're lQ?nl to corred that." That'• aomeoae referrU.1 to the j-.venile JUIUce •YMem u 110me aort ol "kiddie ~·" To prove u..·1 more to at than j"9l reprimMdln1 or brlefb aourceraUn1 n•-.ahty buC tlarmleu pre pubeacent pr anbtera, Ra di: I•• recenlly broulbt out a dally calendar ol cases foe a reporter. that read more like a San Quentin So it ia euy to undentand when ~ckles aaya he ts '9avin1 hia post in Oran1e ·wtth decidedly "mixed emotions." primer The first sax matters he cbe'cked off were either buralaries , robberies or narcotics-related ofrenaes. And thou1h the problems of the juvenile court aooo will become Superior Court Judae Byron McMillan's immediate worry, Rickles said be won't let it 10 at that. "There's a lot of work to be done out here," the judge said. "I think (a juvenile court judgeship) la ooe of the more demandine and more important jobe we do." .. Eipty percent of a 1a ven • day's calendar could be felony conduct." Rickles said in his characteristac AJabama drawl. Accordingly. Rickles said he will work with local state legislaton to press for laws that allow for suspension of criminal proceedinp if a youth is judged tcf be a mentally diaordered aex offender and in need of professional treatment. 'K' returns Ex-secretary back in Israel JERUSALEM CAP) - Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, on an unof· ficial exploratory mission for the incoming Reagan ad- ministration, returned to lsrael on Saturday and ·stirred memories of the days he pushed the Mideast into its first ten· -tative steps toward peace. Kissinger told reporters at Ben·Gurion airport, where he arrived so many times in his shuttle diplomacy of 1973-75, that he would not get involved in day-to-day Arsab-lsraeli peace talks. "I am willing to do special missions at critical periods." Kissin1er said after arriving from Egypt, where he met with President Anwar Sadat. Kissinger scheduled two days of meetinls here before fiytna to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. From ti.ere he will travel to Oman and Morocco before retumina to the UDla.d aac-to report to the .,,.. ... .tflect. The former secretary of state. who has not been aet ror an <>f. Fullerton man dies in bike crash A Fullerton man became the first person to die in a traffic ac· cident in Orange County this year when his motorcycle col· tided with a tractor in La Habra. Mark Alan Turnipseed. 20. was killed at 5:45 p.m . Thursday in the accident on Whittier Boulevard, just west of Harbor Boulevard, according to a police spokesman. fi cial position in the incoming admini&tration, said he expected slow progress toward an ex- panded Arab-Israeli peace since it is an election year in Israel. "The imminence of elections tends to s low things down somewhat," he commented. "You all know my attachment to the 5ecurity, the safety and the peace of Israel," said the man who orchestrated the dis- engagement pacts after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. "It means a great deal for~ me to come back here. Kissinger was to meet today with Prime Minister Menachem Begin and planned to visit the Sinai's Etzion air base, which Israel. is slated to relinquish to Egypt in April 1982. "Nostalgia, more than any political feeling, surrounds Kiu- inaer's visit," the· Labor Party daily, Davar. wrote In an editorial Saturday. Kiu.lnacr touched some raw Israeli nerves during hi• days ol s huttle diplomacy while persuading Israel to &ive up valuable real estate in exchance for Arab promises. He lri1&ered impassioned demonatratiom by Israelis who believed the con- c essions he demanded threatened their safety. In those days, riot police used tear gas and water cannons to break up ooe demoutration out· -side parliament. Proteators beat their fists on his limousine and pelted VIP cars with eggs. Before leaving Cairo ·on this visit, Kissinger said he had gained "a very good insight" in- to Egyptian views on Soviet ex· pansionsism and the stalled Israeli-Egyptian negotiations on autonomy for 1.2 million Palesti- nians living in Israeli-occupied territory. · ty continues to 1row. so will ita juvenile court workload. · The Judae said there currenUy are no pro- vi~iona to suspend proceedtnas lf a youth is believed to be either seaually disordered or unable to participate in hia or her own defense. But less is known about other trenda creeplrtl into the daily calendar, such u the prevalence of drugs and alcoholc abuse •mon1 1rade · school children. Rickles allo thibka juveail~Juatice needs to b4i diretted more in~• preventative ·mode. "I don't know how youn1 it did start," he said of such problems, "but we're 1ettiD1 drug and alcohOI abuse in 9, 10, and 11-year-olda." That is, to steer trouble-prone younesters into counaeling and rehabilitation proerams before their criminal activities propel them into the hard· core, adult criminal area. Other criminal activity that seems to be on the increase includes armed robbery, sex-oriented of· fienses and assaults with a deadly weapon, particularly in drive-by ahootints common in gang warfare. "The people here (at Juvenile court) are doing real adult crimes," Rickles said, notin1 that both the violence and sophistication or juvenile offenses seem to be intensifying. Rickles said he approached his job during bis 12 months on the juvenile court bench with the at- titude that his teen·age charges should be held ac· countable for their actions. Some of the reasons for this seem simple enough. Orange County is one of the nation's fastest growing metropolitan regions. As the ·coun· ''I came in with a feeling there should be some demonstration of responsibility for what you <•a <See .JVVENILES, Pqe AZ) · Deal far off? Iran renews trials threat BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP> - In a series of commentaries on the 52 Am~rican hostages, Tehran Radio said Saturday it was "totalJy improbable" they would be freed before President· elect Ronald Reagan's inaugura· lion Jan. 20, and that the issu~ then "will remain as it is now, at an impasse." The official radio renewed threats of hostage trials, saying they would occur if the U.S. gov· ernment failed to meet Iran's terms in the mistaken belief the conditions might be softened after Reagan took office. It ac· cused Reagan and President Carter of not really wanting freedom for the hostages, who on Sunday begin their 15th month in captivity. · The statements came in the -lateal of-a stream of c-ommen- tarlea oa the hostage crlaia broadcut since Friday by Ira-nian state radio, which la con- trolled by the blamlc funclamen- taUata who have conaiatently maintained a hardline p«Mition against freein1 the Americana and have pressed for hostage trials. In Waahington, State Depart- ment 1apokesman Mark Sawosk1 said the department's poliry was not to comment on such re· ports. The commenataries Saturday appeared in part lo be a reply lo President Carter's statement that time was running out for solving the crisis under his ad· ministration, contained in the "' latest U.S. reply to Iran de· livered Friday by Algerian in· termediaries. U.S. officials in Washington s aid the reply also rejected lran's_demand that $24 billion be deposited in Algeria's Central Bank before the hostages are freed but offered to deposit about $12 billion to meet Iran's money demands. Like other editorials over the past two days, the commen· taries reflected concern about Reagan and how tfe would ban· die the crisis after laking office. The president-elect could pre· s umably s crap the c urrent negotiating process if agree- m e n l is not r e a c hed b y Inauguration Day. "It does not make any dif· ference whether ·the problem is solved during the Carter · Democratic Party administra· tion -which seems totally im· probable -or during the term of Reagan," said one commen· tary. Witnesses . to shooting .· .-· "". . .. :• . :; spree sought'..···· Costa Mesa police are seeking witnesses this week who mas- have seen youths with pellet or BB ; guns on a shooting spree more ·than a week ago that ...!c:.!!a!..!lu~sed~~---t.i e~.tllftatea $1 ,&0t> worth of damaged windows. ~ Investigator Paul Capuccilh said windows were shot in 17 can. and one fast-food outlet in the .-e• of Fairview Road and Baker Street. · A door window was damaged at Taco Bell, 2900 Fairview, and glass shattered in cars parked along side streets in the area. Cappuccilli said anyone with in· formation Is asked to call him at 754-5358. . Turnipseed was driving west when his motorcycle struck a tractor used for construction. The tractor, driven by James Ray Kirk. 36, of West Covina, w~s in use at a construction site, said the spokesman. Earlier Saturday, Kissinger said the United States risked Jos . ing its allies in the Mideast and Africa unless it stood up lo tbe Soviet Union. Sunaner in .Januarg Puff prieed The accident is still under in- vestigation. "It isn't tolerable that the Sov· iet Union and its proxy forces engage in expansion in Africa· and the. Middle East without op. position," Kissinger said. ' A scene of a Huntington Beach surfer waiting for good waves in winter would probably be incomprehensible to Easterners bundled up against subzero cold, but the . Orange Coast has been enjoying unseasonably warm weather. with no sign the sunshine will go away anytime soon. .. Quitter's willpower runs LONDON (AP> -A man who bet his wife S6,000 that he could quit smoking from Christmas to New Year's Day • Arctic cold blasts Northeast · lost with just three hours to go, the British press reported Saturday. "I suppose you could call it the most expensive smoke of all time.'' said Bob IJaAnington, 41, normally a two- pack-a -day smoker. By Tiie Auocla&ed Presa Thia tough young winter landed another heavy blow Saturday, stunning the Northeast with record subzero cold that swooped down from Canada. Forecasters warned re- sidents of frostbite as the mercury dropped as low as 38 da1reea below zero in New Enalend and stron1 wine.la made it feel 18 cold u 80 below. Troubleshooters in New York City brouabt in volunteen to help amwer tbOulandi ol calla lrOm aparUMat dwellen complalnlna- Readings hit record lows, snow makes akiers happy of no heat, with even colder weather forecut for today. Automobile clubs were de- luged with calls to jump·~art cars with dead batteriaes. The arctic blast, which followed a similar uaault on Cbrtatmu, toppled nccirda ID many areaa accuatOmed to severe CClld. The readiDI of 21 below aero at Alpena, Mich., broke the re· cord ol 3 below ·set Jan. 4, 1'79. Burllnaton. Vt.. alsQ had a re- cord of 21 below. But the coldest spots in Ver· moat were Georpa and Milton, where the lbermometer plunced to• below. At the top of Saddleback Mount.aln Mi area in Ben""7. II aine, the temperature waa alao U below . While a 1pok111nan for the nlOrt uld some aklwa bad been out CID the slopes, ''They're all in tbe Jodie now .•· Tbe Natianal Weather Service wd a .... s,.tem .ov. u.. OuU ot 8t. .Lawr-.ce pallid the arettc air down from Ceuda aad wa1 1eaeratl•I north....., .. dtat tftlt· .. • cblll lacter of • to • .............. Tlae frl1ld air ,1aa1ed ........ .._ .......... . ~ str~ onr ... OMo ..................... Hro fro• t•• D11s:t11 to ,M"''C: .. 11 ft IND • ·= _....., ___ -· ·· ... ....... ..,.. ..... fll ... . ; upper Ohio Valley and snow aqualla south of the Great Lakes left 8 inches In six hours in Erie, Pa. In the meantime, foe settled over the Pacific Coast and the weatem Gull Cout regions, re- ducing visibility to near iero in sciutbeutem Texas. The fOI forced cancellationa or dlvenioaa ol dolena of fiilbtl from Seattle-Tacoma airport. "Even though I lost the bet I don't think I did too bad- ly. I didn't crack up until New Years Eve when I was at a · party ... I couldn't take it any longer." His wife, Jean, who wins a car wortti the amount or the . bet because her husband smoked, said, "I must •dmit he lasted out longer than I expected. But I knew I was a win· ner as soon as he made the bet." Ct~ '£H•: INSlltt·: l I The National Basketball Al· "NO-NO" ISLANDS -The aoclaUon aame between the Channel lslanda themselves aay SHtlle SuperSonics and . tbe .-yea-yea, with lures of unUIUal P SUm in Phoenix wu wlldllfe, endancered species and 111881NG MACHINES - Irvine and Colla M•a are tbe two cowrty citlel affet?ted IDCllt by theft.a ol el*tric typewrt._. which are ri1in1 nationell1. Staff writer Jodi Cadenhead telll why prCJHCtlOD ii dJJ'ftcult and what ii belnc done to rec· later machine Mrial aum ...... Pa1e Cl. anceled becauae tbe Seattle certain archeolottcal di11. But team's mcbt did not atop •in to protect the rare sea and land !Seattle to pick them up. creatur91, park ran1era have a lon1 Uat of warnines for the casual visitor. Pa1e Bl. Louisiana state police abut d~D Jntentate 10 bridl• Oft bOth lidel ol New Orleau, aay- inl the foe WU IO thick trOGl*'I coulda"t 8"D llDd can alnlldy lnvolved ln "a batch" of acei· dmtl. 0.. aectdlnt CID th. w.l· bound bridl9 involved 11 to 1S can, troapen aald. · · Unlike Jaat wlater. wblcb nm~ litde IMW • :-..... r..:w..a:: u.. brlU ...... ,.-..,. tbe ,...... ........... -.. ,,. ... -··---tldl -................. .............. 818UCAL ADVENTtJaE - .:: ~etel' and Paul," a mini-Hri• tr alr on CBS durlD1 Eater Wffk, ii beinl ftlmed in fthodel, Greece, on the same locelu where Paul once preached. Pap ce. 8MftNG ODDI -Have )'OU' ••er ...._. ot 1dtUnl UM kit· .., ............. 1atol10S prQh•! 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''-" l'h.ilip Anthony. lsl Di.strict. supervl1or ~n Orange County during the last four years. is leavan~ the polit1c·al ring for the first lime If\ 18 years That con~el'uti ve streak in 1mhlacs is one of the lon gest or any pohttl·1an 1n the county, An· thony. 45, estimated in an in- terview fo'nday Anthony look time out to talk as workers completed packing I\) rnove out of his fifth floor of- fH·t· at the Hall of Administra- t111n 111 Sa~la Ana. as other coun· I} 11ff1t·1als stream ed in to say g1Jotlhye and a s replacement H1>i.:er Stanton dropped by to 11\ ers ee the trans ition as forme r board Chairman Ralph Diedrich, who were lat.er cormctect in unreJaled cues ln· volving illegal polilieal a c- tivities. Anthon)''s no contest plea la.st week was equivalent to admit· i.ing gulll to the misdemeanor charge of failing to report cer- t ain campaign contributions. Despite his involvem ent in the affair , though. Anthony said f'ri· day that he is glad to see Orange County po litics m oving away from the courtroom and toward a "stable" situation. T he new board. he added . has a "sound makeup" and should be prepared for the tasks of set· tin~ policies to handle s uch • l'rucial issues as south county growth. aC<'CSS plans ror the John Wayne Airport and con· gested freeways . A nlhony. whose reserve d politieal style is in contras t to lhal 01' the other outgoin1 aupervlaor. Edison Miller, said the disappearance of Miller's brash style will be helpful to the sape~visors. Looking back on his tenure on the board. Anthony said he takes pride in his efforts lo improve C'itizen participation in county government espedally with minority groups a nd in mak· ing the county operation more eHil'ient. He said he wished there was more time to devote lo sul'h pressing problem s as creatmg mor e affordahle housin~. work· rng out firraa<·ing for needed transportation projects a nd solv mg no1sc a nd alTess problems al thearrport OUTGOING SUPERVISOR Philip Anthony "Lanton will take over-the of· f1t.·e on Monday morning after he . rs s worn into a four-year tenn as supervisor For Anthony. it will tw t he llrsl time in years he will IJt.• outsull· the sometimes harsh )(la r t' of the media spotlight. He came up smiling : 1,~._.,, 111 l'ehran i.a}, 111 a Idler to his parents lhal he 1s en : 1 11ura~l'mg {'ondul't*'.d between the Unit ~ l'lf Stale~ ancl Iran With the help or the Algerians.. . . That lat.·k or exposure will be a dramat1<: chanl(e for Anthony. whose well publicized four-year legal hattle o ver fe lon y cam paign launder ing t•harges was ended la s t week when h e pleaded no <:ontest to a m isde- meanor charge in Orange Coun· ly Superior Court. Miller's board tenure never lacked ·iumult • Tlw parents of Manne Sgt . R0<fney "Rot kY. Sackmann s a1cJ ; Suturday ~l· lctler <lated Del'. 25 w.a~ l~e rins\ Sin~ Ap~tl. .· j ! His mother, ·ron1 Sit·kmann. sa1cJ m a telephon~ mte~'.1ew 1 hto letter was started before Algerian representataves vasated tile 52 hostages and was finished after they left. . . "·u e ~aid 1t was sure ~ood lo rind ~ut som.e information a~out what has ha111wned m the negot.aa~aons during the last 1.4 lt .. u r: . .., Sickm ann said. "He said 1t felt good to know that mon 1~. ••..t "' . .. tllc two 1·ountries art' workin~ out the problem. ~ · (ltr.,,, Ladd eerd• I• Colorado I l LOS ANGELES I AP> Al'tress Chery.I I.add of the ·'Charlie's AnJ,!els" .television series was married Saturd_ay to 1-omposer Brian Russell. 35. at a Colorado ranch. accordm~ lo her press representative, Richard Gran.t. ' i i It was the second marriage for Miss Ladd. 28. It was also Russell's second m a rriage. • (JC deputies corner l $fleeing suspects I ! :\ df'all 1.mcl mail 1n M 1ss 1on \:11· 111 pnn·c•d to lit• tl1t.• t·nd of the r(l:td lor thn•1• 1T11:n and two Los \11 ).!l'lt•!-> an·a 1,1,11m cn earl y ~JI unl~r) alh·r Sh<'1·11'f's dcµut11·~ 111r-.lfl•<l tht> hur~lar.> :-.uspcl'ls I 1l11winl-( a rohhcr) in Lal-(una I ilb A sixth suspct·t r em ains at I rl(e after he Oed on root follow- ' 11. \he crash alonl( La Paz and 'N1•ill rnarls. sherirrs· deputies Mosh\'. :W . i\nloinclt<' l.ou1s1· .l»tfns.' l!I. Hahmt•c Sham. 21. .Jamal Sham. 20, and t'arl l'oun 1·v. :u . all of I .os Anj.!elt•s. · Shenff's rll'pu1ics said tlw lrH'I tll•n\ ht.•i.:an fl: 1;, a m after the suspt.•ds hrokc into a Wild West Store. 25252 Mdntyre Road and stole Sl5.000 worth of l'lothinl( The van with the male sus· peels crashed at the intersec lion. Set'onds later the 1·ar driven by the two fe male sus- pects crashed at the s ame sat e No one was hurt ~rd ; ·\rrt•s tl'il on s us pieion of l•Ul'J.!l:tr) \H'r(• J';itr11'ia Ann f'ro• Pap Al ~tJVENILES. • • d~·f1•ndant 1 do." ht• '\:.till "/\t least make him think l.t.·lor·t.· ht• rl<ws 1l " · ·. "r'lw mam thin~ we're trying to do is to 11·:i 1·h1n~ th1· <·h1hl he necrls to be res ponsible for ,, 11.1 1 Ill' dol'S · Y11u're the one who did it."' •:·1ti<'kles admitted that the rec·irlivism rate :11noltg juvenile offenders "1s high in certa~n areas," hut ht• a1lded. "If you can keep a kid strnighl for a year or two. that's doing pretty ).!114~1," '.·.o r>cspitl' the im•rease in juvenile crimes. the ._Uf)eraor court judge said er1minal filmgs have on· I) gone up s lii.ihlly from year to year . . . , ,. This is hec·ause more cases are being diverted tifc~qunseling antl rehabilitation programs to mak~ r~P, for the multiplyi n~ numbers of ser ious of- f~•es. · ~1:1lf this weren't done. he said. the juvenile C'aseloa1l would he going up from 20 to 25 percent a yur. The 1m·rea sed numher of felony crimes a lso h.-l'esulled in more youths being bound over to Sut"J"tor Court to stand triar as adults. This has he.-true espcl'ially for 17-year·olds who have . "h~n the r riminal soph1st1l·ation of muc~ o lder l a~breakers · ~'liut juvunile l'Cm rl. R1l'kles said. 1s not j ust a w.0-station for teen age <·riminals It has also h~ tht· refuge and g uardian for sexually abused ant1 haltered <'hildrcn . He was fined $5,000 after the three fel o ny co unts were dropped during plea bargaining. Judge Claud~ Owens ruled that Anthony can run for elected office again. a decision Anthony said Friday was heartwarming for its symbolic value . ''I have absolutely no plans or ideas about runnin~ for office at the present time." he said. While he was a s upervisor, which is a full-lime position. An- thony had a leave of atisence fro m his job as an engin eer at a North American Rockwell plant in Anaheim. lie s aid on Friday that he hasn't made up his mind yet whether he'll go back to work there . He said he has had "a variety of ideas. proposals and ofrers" which he is cons ide ring_huL hasn 'l decided what he'll do. Anthony's tenure on the board was an enigma. Always a team player. he rarely rais ed t·onOicts an<I was fast lo SC<'ond other mcm hers· motions. lie· was one of the qu1l'kcst thinker s on the lroard who rarely c·om m1tted gaffes /\!though has politil·a l d e meanor was d ignified ir un· colorful. however . he always worked under the legal cloud that dated back to his 1976 t·ampaign for office. · The lawsuit that accused him of political trickery also named other well·known figures. such Delly ...... "-'' PIWI• := /\nrl likf' nearly everything else in these infla · ti<~arv limes. the number of youn~ vidims pass -111~t hi·ou14h the ('ourls has gone up steadily. ~To helter assist these children. Rickles said. Ii< govt•rnmcnt and community leaders are CLOSING YEAR OF JUVENILE COURT Judge Robert Rickie• offer• •dvlce •in~ to raise the funds necessary to build a terror 1le1><'ndent <'hildren on an old school site range. . e county presently uses the overcrowded Sitlon Home for children who need sheller. drerf who live there usually have no family lo for the m or have been beaten. battered or ested. Rickles said the land already 'has been •h ased by the county for a new facility and so between S?0.000 and $80,000 has been raised. goal. however . is S5 million. The new fal'ilily would be large enough to han· die 150 children. offic•ials say T he Sitton Home on· ly has room for 80 Asked if he would like lo ser ve again on the juvenile court bench. Rickles said he would welcome such an opportunity (Superior Court judges a re rotated to different assignments each year >. ·r · h' · be' th " "The most ~rata ymK l mg m mg ou ere. he said. "is the cooperation you get from the juvenile bureaus . It's just trem endous." Fly battle • . geanng up SAN JOSE (AP> -A .. house· lo·houae•· battle to wipe oul the Medllerr1ne1n trull ·t11ea threatening Santa Clara County c rops wlll ~sin lhia week ln a la1t-dltch effort lo avoid aerial apraylnf with the controvenlaJ pHUcide Malalhiol). . A tbouund workers wUI 1ather ln an .acampment al the Santa Clar• County Falrarowlda on T.-daf before movlna out w\th eMlnleal 1pra11 to. llrtp and '"It fruil intL ... • By FREDERIC:K s<.:HOEMEHI. Ol ti• Delly Pll•I Stefl When Edison W. Miller was commended two weeks ago for his service as an Orange County supe rvisor , the resolution cited his 538 "eventful days" in orfi ce. Miller took the jab in stride. His face broke into a smile as board chair man Ra lph Cla rk. often a bitter foe. read the t·om mendation. That's the way Miller was. Though he took it on the t•hin time and lime again, he always managed to.com e up smiling. Mille r 's 18·month tenure as 3rd dislnt·t supervis or drew lO a quiet close Friday afternoon as work e r s from the c•ounty General Services Agenl' y took over his Ha ll of Adminastration office to prepare it for his suc. cessor. Bru<:e Nestande. Nestande. a former state a s· sem bl yman. crus hed Miller with a landslide vittor y in the June primary election. Nestande r e· eeivecl H2 .H77 vote :;: Mille r 19,8'11. Tht.• nt'\\ s uper viso r will lw swc1rn mt11 off11·t· Monday m11rn 111g M1lll·r won 't he al thl· eerernony: hc'll he hu:-t) a fc-... hlocks llown Broadway setting up a new la.w prat'l1c·e Sever al of his aides will be with him . In a rel'ent interview. Miller said he is not hitter about his elecl\on l05s. ·'I'm probably relieved. fl was 1f'101I of like wa\t·hi n g your mother-in-law drive off a l'l1ff HI your brand new t•ar." he sc111I Ile l'alled the job of supervisor · "trying and lrustra tinj.!. de m anding of my time " · But perhaps most frustrating. he added. "is that pert'c1vt.'<l al titudes ahout me l'ontinue to persist ·· L>espite the fact he made statements t·r1tic·al of U S in volvement m Vietnam while a prisoner or war in llanm and he has heen allied with the Cam paign for E<.·onomil' Demol'ral') t1a<·ked by Jane FoncJa and Tom Hayden. Miller saicl. "I am not a d yed-in·lhe·wool ltberal " "Nor am I a <·onser vat1 ve I've: i.:ot bits and p1el'es of both I '"c been independent most or m y life."hesaid Al the lime he was av1>oin1t.-d to the s uix•rvisor1al post hy C11 v Edmund <; Brown Jr. m Jul\ 1~179. M1 llt.·r saul hl' l'XJll'<'lell a haek la s h f r om the ··u1tr<1 t'onst'rvati,·c fkpuhl11·ans" 1n I ht.• 1·ount) . Whal '.\t illl•r r\HI nul 1·minl 1111 '1t1• s ;i1d. "as ii ha<'k l;.is h ti.' rrit•rnl)f'r!'> 111 h1!-> m1 n pcirl) "I JlllOt!d Litt' l>t.-111111-rOJll<' l'ar I .\ ht•t·aust· I fl'lt 1·omlr>rt<1lolr· with thl·i r 1•spousc•1l prin1·1pl1·-. 11 duln 't da1,1,n on me• the) 1,1,11uhl turn on me " Nol only dicl Oran1.te Count ) l>emot'rnts turn on '.\1dlt'r. lhl•) s lapped him an the lace. During the bittcr <'ampa1J,!n pre1·1•1l111g llw ,June c leH111n . M11l1·r 'AOJS 1·t•ns urt•d hy thc.• l'llUnt} I>c·mot-r:.iti<· t'omm1ttec (of wh1d1 Ill' was on1·1· \'IC'(' d1a1rman1 fur lus alla1·ks on :-.lalt.• par1 ; d1a1rrnan H1rhanl O'N1·11l. Miller h:.id rt:pc11lcdl.> 1·hargcd that O'Neill was lwlprng outfit a ·'s hadow 1-(ovcrnmcnt · · of whi<·h : ~est an1lc was \11 he part And lw1,1, ilo<.•s Mill'i:r rl·cl ahout 1·11unl)' ).!11\'t.•rnmcnt after 1)11c and a hall ; t«irs 1n t he s addle" · "l'twn· llUl!hl 111 lie <11s s1.•ns1on ThNt• oui.:h\ l<> be rh:-. agrt•t·ment " "Tlw 1·h;i1rmansh1p ul thl' hoard shouhl rotate " lJndcr the 1·urn·nt :-.ystem. 11 1s µoss1hle for any s upcn·1s11r who l'an muster lhn·e ''111l•S t.o hc1·omc· 1·hairman. • .... ,, o or lhrct.· sup1.·n·1sor:-. arl'n ·1 supt•n ·1sor:-. Thl'tr staffs an· II tlwM· s u1wn·1surs gel too l<1r 111'1 llw st·npl. lhl') 'r e lost .. "W1""' i.,:ol too 111<111~ lw11l1.·r pl;t!t· 111ntrar·h <fo r work t..ll'rlorrned for llw 1·ount~ hy lh1· ,111'1\ at1· -.i•r•tori 1>11 you kn11" "'' 1•\ 1•11 an• :t!->kl'd I•> ap11r1>\'t' t•on t1-.11·h thal ,,,.,. \\1·1111·n 11) llw 111 l11·r -.11J.·" :\ 1 a II ) rt ''I' ;1 ,. t rn I' II ' la I. a I"' .,, 111 11•11 \1111 tlw n·al1111·s \\hr·n th1•,\ ar1· 111\111tr1111 11·1" hut \\<m't h;11•k 11 llJJ 111 i.t;,tt.·ml'nls or nwnw::. to thl' full lioarfl .. Orange Count~ still needs · 'llt't.Tnt. 110111::-.t. open g11\·c rn m t•nt (;overnment sti 11 ex 1sl s for "l>t't'tal rnterc!>b " ' - Sundey. Jeltwly 4, 1181 DAILY PILOT Wllat's happened to I 980 heroes? \ O.lly l'llel Suft l'twles WAS LIFELESS AFTER POOL MISHAP Jame• Thor•en vi•lt• H8 fire •t•tlon Dead 26 minutes Al 31/:r Ja Thorsen is lucky to be alive. F. · ers and oaramedics are credited wit reviving the little boy's heartbeat after he fell into his grandmol her's Huntington Beach pool March 5. For 26 minutes James was clinicaJly dead. Paramedics Frank Craig and Mike CooJy alon~ with three Murrly station firemen ad- ministered a cardiopulmonary resuscitation <C PR) to the seemingly lifeless form. Initially doctors feared ~rain damage and daily physical therapy lessons are still a part of the young:;ter 's routine . "His speech has greatly improved." said his. father Steve, during a recent interview. "If you saw him. you wouldn't know anything was wrong " Doctors have ~iven Jason a 99.9 percent ct\ance of complete r<!<:overy. The flnt Ume Ira &aloe had to Nlearn how to walk be wu s. The aeecmd time eame four yeari lM« wlMa polio atruek aP1D. At •· the Callfornla lfilhway Patrol officer doun't have to botber trylal to walk. He won't. Struck down by a 1unman 's bullet three months a10 the father ol three la paraly1ed from the cheat down. ·'One ol hia bitat•t fean because of hia childhood wu not bein1 able to walk a1ain," aaid Lt. Wyatt Hart. "Rl1ht now there's nothing .nybody can de no matter how hard he fi1hta." Esaoe was investl1atin1 a disturbance at a • shoppini mall parkin& lot Nov. t when the shoolin& occurred. He and his partner Gre1ory Brown approadied three men tampering with ~ car Thre4J bullets struck Essoe, one lodging near his spine . His partner was unhurt. Druggist fights Whe n two gunmen walked into Noble Waite 's Huntington Beach drug store on May 5, the 55-year old pharmacist decided that he'd had enough. "I've had 17 bN!ak·ins and two armed rob- beries.·· recalled .the former city councilman. "I decided I'm just not taking it anymore." · And so he didn't. While one gunman held a sawed.off shotgun on Waite and a female clerk. a second reached into the cash register grab· bing about $100 and demanding narcotics. Waite slipped his gun out from under the counter after both men were distracted by the entrance of Dr. Edwin Devlin. A struggle ensued and the doctor hit one of the men ov~- the head with his cane, while the pharmacist continued to fend them off. Paul Michale Mooneyham, 32, and Daniel Dean Raymonds pleaded guilty lo armed rob· bery charges and were sentenced to three years at Chino. Since the hold up Waite reports that he's had no robberies. "I think that the word got around that we won't give out." said Waite in a recent interview. "I think the publicity helped. , "Oh, yes, I'd do it again. I wouldn't walk in· ·to a double-barrel shotgu!'I. But if I calcu;ate · the odds are on my side -look out.·· ... On Jan. I Euoe will leave Sharps Memorial Hoepital ln San Die10 when he bu been un· deraoinl extensive rebabllitatlGn therapy. "They're teachina me bow to handle my body with two arms and without the rest ol my body," said Euoe. · With what fellow officen 4eacribe u an Uft· believably heroic altitude, he baa learned how tO drive a car with remote hand controls and 1et around without the use of hia le11. For Christmas CHP officers installed han- dicap railin1a and tamps in his home alon1 with a sauna bath. Sounding as if he'd just been interrupted from a leisurely vacation instead o( a gr,..eling therapy program. Ess~ cheerfully agreed to a phone interview. "If you want to sit ·around and mope that's RAN TO NEIGHBOR AFTER EXPLO{SION Robert Hervey Ignored peraon•I danger CM fire rescue Last Sunday Robert Jfarvey rushed into a burning Coast Me~a home to pull a SJ.year-old neighbortosafety. His quick-thinking effort in the closm~ days of 1980 helped save the woman's life. Gene Jone&. 282 Santo Thomas, remains in critical condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center with bums over 40 percent of her body. Harvey. 31 said he was talking on the phone with a friend when he heard the explosion. He ran next door and dragged Miss Jones throu&h a rear bedroom window. . "I didn't even_think. about what I was do- ing,•' said Harvey. ·'I just did it.'' Fire officials said that the explosion was caused by natural gas ignited by a·pilot light on the stove. , Miss Jones told fire officials that she was investigating a strong odor of natural gas when she lifted the top of her.stove. ' Seconds later'the home was engulfed by the fire that eventually caused $40,000 damage. Hospital authorities report that Miss Jones CALCULATED ODDS WERE ON HIS SIDE Phannaclat Noble Welte atopped robbery • is improving despite the severity of her burns and that recovery ~ expected. one thin&," be sajd. "B\lt I'm motivat.d to 1et out of here." Wore bein1 shot one day before bia ~ , birthday, F.aaoe had been with the department 1ei1ht years. Prior t~ that he worked u a com- puter en1ineer. His life dream had been to become a CHP officer . mused Wyatt. "At this point I'm paralyzed and that 'a all there is to it-," said Easoe. Robert Dustin Strong, 25 of Corona, and David Mike Knick, 23 of Riverside, were arrest- ed following the shooting and charged with as~ sault with intent to commit murder. Their arraignment and preliminary hear-, ings are scheduled for Jan. 19 in Orange County Municipal Court. ·Pulled. to .safeiy . On Nov. 7 Al Miller became an official hero when he received the medal of valor award' from the City of Newport Beach for his actions nearly a year ago that saved the life of a San Bernardino dentist. Miller was driving home from work around midn.jght when he spotted the tiery collision ahead of him on the Pacific Coast Highway near Bayside Drive. Trapped inside the burning auto was Walter Rolhnie. Without considering his own safety. Miller raced toward the naming car and opened the driver 's door. "It was like a bad dream," recalled the of· fi cer in a recent interview. "I waited a second· and the door didn't open and the fire was get· tin~ pretty bad. I opened the door and tfie guy was just sitting there." As the gasoline-fed flames began to engulf the car roof. Miller managed to get halt of the man's body free from the tangled seat beU. Craig J ohnson spotted the accident and helped free Rothnie Several plast1e surgeries have helped heal the scars on his face and body. "My wife says that I look younger now that the lines on my forehead are gone," he jokes. Rothnie was hospitalized briefly for burns on his batk Miller has returned to work. ) 4 . . . , ! ~. ,,. l ACCIDENT 'WAS LIKE A BAD DREAM' Newpo,, Beach Polle• officer Al Miiier ., ' I\ , · .. ·. Services arranged for Ernest Arthur Reagan to meet Mexican leader· Private scl'v1l·es have been ar- ranged for v••teran newspaper ad vert1sin~ m ana~er Ernest W. Arthur Sr., 66, of Tustin. who died of a heart attack Wednesday in his home. He had been the ad vert1sin~ sales manager fo r the Irvine World News for the past four and one·hatr years · Born on June I :J , 1914, in Norwood, London. England . Thompson memnrial considered A memorial service is being considered for Newport Beach resident Edward Thompson, a Southern <;alifomia pioneer who died Monday at the age of 99. Friends and family said no immediate services for the resi- dent of the De Anza Bayside Village are planned. Thompson, who died while vis: iting a granddaughter in Los Gatos. was born.. in Ohio but moved to Pasadena in 1906. He later g"ained controlling interest of the Pasadena Milling Co. and the Mentone Milling Co. in Redlands. He desianed and helped con- atruct the grain elevator that still alts on the eaW.ry ol the bar near Oakland. At the time ol lt1 construction. It waa the laqeat grain elevator ln the 1'Corld. Thompean. who ouWved all ol hll cbUdrm, retired •t qe 71 ... •pe1llt two-:rnn· tr•ftltn1 lhroulh Europe. He Htu.t ln Nnport ud bee•m• actlft ln a ...... " ........... altM m9'Ue home p•rk where he "I:· l1 1urvlved_bl 1r•IMI· lira?&:".\: Arthur came to the United States with his family in l 9'l5. Educated in the Brooklyn, N. V .• public schools, Arthur studied al Drew University in Madison, N.J . and was graduated as valedictorian of his class in 1936. Mr. Arthur's newspaper ex· pe rience s pannect 25 years. He served as advertising director for the Herald chain of newspapers based in St. Clair Shores. Following a fire in 1944 that • claimed the Jives or two young daughters, and the subsequent death of his wife, Mr. Arthur moved to California and resided in the Berkeley·San Francisco a rea. In 1967 he moved 'to Oran1e County. and joined the Fullerton Daily News Tribune in 1988, as ad· vertising mana1er until 1976 when he joined the Irvine World News. He is survived by his mother, Mrs . Florence Sloyer of Anaheim; his only surviving child. Ernest Arthur Jr., of Anaheim; four grandcbildrm. a stepdaughter, Barbara Feted ol Berkeley. four atenrandchlldren and two brothers,· Jebn Arthur ol Merrick N.Y., and Ronald A. ArthurofLauderhtll, na. The family 1u11•t1 contrlbu· lions to the American Heart M · sociation, 1°'3 Civic Center Drive West, SantaAn•. . Fire danmge set at 825,000 in LB A flN that broke out la • mobUe home In Lquaa Bemeb New Xtu.'.l..121l_lllMll ID .,, • .., tz!1000clamaattotM,......M, nolQJurlel,...r"'°*tilll_... 1:15 p.m. blue at the IHlme GI Mari• lllrmaeWa, 1111 •...-1 Canyoa loed, ID'l1ull'ltaaTnllr. Pan. lav..U1aton 1.W U.e ftft,· =•:-.;afandb ... • .. Wt .. . ........ ........ .. ~· • . ·---· .. .,,. MEXICO CITY (AP> -A bridge spanning the Rio Grande, a river that has long symbolized the differences between the Unit- ed States and Mexico, provides the initial meeting place Monday for Ronald Reagan and President Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico. Differences underscore two countries' relations United States for leadershjp and. importantly, oil. Mexico. with Venezuela, has assured the nations of Central Ame rica and the Car ibbean of an oil supply with easy payment terms. La st mo nth. Mex ico a n· nounced the unilater al cancella· tion of two fi shing agreements. claiming 1t was not happy with progress in fishery talks and wanted more access to U.S. waters. It will be the second meeting between the two men. Reagan visited Lopez Portillo here last s pring. before he won the Republican nomination for the presidency. Although each country is rely- ing more than ever on the other, differences remain and are accented by Mexico's new place in the non-aligned Third World and Lopez Portillo's in· sistence that the United States treat Mexico as an equal. -----------------~ -~m~~©r The United Stales is buying more than half of Mexico's new- found oil and would like more. More than half of Mexico's im- ports are American, and it relies heavfty on the United States for technology and the machinery to develop its oil and Industrial base for Its economy. Mexico is worried, and baa said ao,. that President-elect Rea1an will revert to what it calls U.S. "Big Stick" diplomacy of the put, especially in Central America. Monday's meeting on the brld1e llnkinl El Paao, Texu, and Juarez, Mexico, la at Rea1an'a requ.t. It Ubly will be more of a &~t-acquainted aeaaion than an attempt to deu with apeclfic luue• and may be used by Rea1an as an attempt to eue Mexican concern over what mi1ht come from hla Republican admlnlltratlon. Diplomata ln Mexico City aay privately that the real lm-portuee a(.'the meetlnt U. lD ltl 11mboll1m, alnce Requ mad• ta.. requ.t. . Tb• lncomlaf Jle•1 H ••· mlnllVatiGa la aced wltb U. fiiilltliiiiDyl(leij"'jlifll..,-W-llnte• hnml......_, u. u,a. tblnt fell' Malen o&l and, ·....,. reoftd7, llaieo'1 aotlfte.U. tltal it la ·a..,..•U.1 flllWll u..u. .-.. Ulilted" ...... . Per Ute flnt Ulllt, Ceatral ..... _...._._ ...... u.,J:•'ral ••• _. • • __, ~---· .... ..................... C.Ome in and Register to tf~~m~ Of OHIO tN &oath (oaSt . ?tua "" Lw'IPC...-.1 ..... ............ s-::z:.:.·., ~: .. ..-! . m .... ;: 14CMHI' . -...,.. __ ... ., ONLVPILO I NATION I WORLD I : No Haig 'witch hU1.1t' promised WASHINGTON (AP> Zbl1niew Bnaimld, President Carter'• national aecurlty ad· vlaer, said Saturday the White Hou.se will qot "be partners to so me indl1crimtnate witch hunt" Into tbe bect1round of Alexander M., Hai1 Jr., Ronald Rea1an's nomjnee for aecretary of state. But Brzeiinaki said if there is somethln1 In the Wbite House riles that can help the Senate in it.a hearing on Haig's nomina· lion, "we would be delighted to provide It." Brzezinski also slid he thinks there 1s a danger the incoming Reagan administration "will Brzeziruki 1ee1 danger in Reagan Soviet policy empbuize only confrontation" in de~ with the Soviet Union. He said he still believes an ac· commodation can be worked out with the Sovieta if It Is based on firmness and mutual restraint. A P P E A a 1· N G 0 N "Newsmaker," a Cable News Network televised interview, Brzezinski confirmed that Sen. Claiborne PeU , senior Democrat on the Foreign Relations Com- mittee, had aaked the Caner ad· ministration for information on Hala,' who served in the W\Ute Houae during the Nixon· ad- ministration. _ "I am absolutely certain that Senator Pell , who is a gentleman, who is an honorable person, has no interest in participating in a w.itcb hunt,'' Brzezinski said. ''I rather suspect there may be some people outside or the 'Senate -perba.,. people who write stories -who would thoroughly enjoy a spectacle of that sort." 8011£ DBllOC&ATS OD the Foreien Relation• Committee want to question Hai& about hi• role in shapln1 forel1n polio and In wiretappinf a1 deputy director ol the National Security Council and about his part in the Watergate scandal under former President Richard M. Nixon. -Begin's fall closer? "We are not going to engage in simply an indiscriminate se arch des igne4 to dig some thing up," Brzezinski said. "If there is someting in the files which can be helpful, which can be indicated to us that it is needed, we would be delighted to provide it." Pell, in an interview in today's New York Times, said he was "disappointed " at the White House reluctance to provide in· formation for the Haig hearings. Pay dispute may topple Israeli chief "We 've been working like banshees to try to get all the material we can," he said. Other sources of information, s uc h as Nixon, the General Services Administration and the House Judic iary Committee, had raised "a variety or legal problems" irr helping the panel's Democrats. he said. AFTER 6 MISCARRIAGES, MOM Fl NALLY BORE SON Karen Heffernen hold• chlld, Ryen, born Jen. 1 . \ ' ... Persistence ... , Baby born on 7th try NORTHAMPTON. Mass. CA P > -After six m1 scar· ~·J riai.:t·s and six operations. Karen Heffernan gave IJirth to a ":' son Seven pound, 6·o unce Ryan Heffernan was ·lhe ~ ; 1 ' hos pital's first l>aby of 1981 , and to his parents and their r. " dtwtor. he \~as a "miracle baby " "'" "It 's dPfi nitely worth it -I would do it all again." Mrs. lleffrrnan. 27, said Saturday in th<: maternity ward al Cooley-Dickmson Hospital. "I've wanted a baby for so loni; . a lmost s111cc I was a baby. ··Every hahy Is '>P<'<·lal. but this one 1s extra special. fc's very beautiful ·· . ~-. Ryan was in go111l rnndilion des pite being· born with a • omet1mt~s fcitt.tl baetenal infc<:lion ' ··~· HE WAS R•:CE IVJ~(; anl1b1ot1rs and being nursed by ht.., molht·r , whu said that the 1nfl'rt1on was discovered im ' Jnc•d1<1lel,\' a11d that h1·r !-.or1 was responding well to treat nwnt Orn tors :-.a id H) un woultl prohahly be ahle to leave 1 hl' ho::.p1l:il \\ ilhin ti w twk. ~ "Ttw National 1';nq111n·r woulrl t·all \1 a miracle hab}'. • ,liut ii·.., n ·:ill) true.· s:rnl a Juh1h111t Ur Peter Srhwartz. ~ who fh•lin·n•d the infant -"l don't know how. cmot1onally, anyone could have one throu~h what she did lo have this c hild," said chwartz, who has delivered more than 3,000 babies. 'She'-; a rt>markahle woman " The hoy was horn at 6.16 a.m on New Year's Day, ore than 20 hours a rt er Mrs Heffernan went into labor, nd a week lute. "HE'S v•:av Al.•:RT and aC't1ve and he's crying. \\h1d1 l$ goocl." saHl the father, Janies llerfernan, a 27· yea r old liluC'grass mus11•um "Whe n he was firo;l born he :was very qu1<•t I was st· a red stiff " ai Mosl parents will give up lryinit to have a child aner t.ithr('f' or four fa1lun·s. Schwart·1. said __ _ ;, "ll'o.; a lo!-.:., hut wt: Just keµt on trying," said Mr-S Hef ~ tc rnan w lto 1l<:dinl'd l'J discuss the half-dozen operations she underwt•r1t to hclv carry her prcRnancies to full term. "'I wc1ulrl urJ.(•' ot.hers who have lost babies to never give t up .. a Still , thc lleffernans had decided this would be their fj final attem pt and had begun adoption proceedings. "Karen was sort of opt imistic, hut I was pessimistic," "He ffe rnan said. "I had lo hold my feelings back. I didn't . want lo admit lo myself that there was a baby growing In· "side her. I tixpectell that she would i.t,el up one morning and ·have another m iscarr utRC." NONE o•· MRS. lleffernan's first six pregnancies last· ed beyond two months. Schwartz said there were several ~medical reasons for the failures, including the fact that he r motht!r used OES, a drug a ssociated with miscar· , riages in the d~ter!> ol women who lake it ~ 1• Mrs. Heffernan has vowed to stay with Ryttn for as long as he remains in the hospital. "I came ht.-re with hUn and I'm not leaving without '!II""<. him ... she said. ~d ' •J:. JERUSALEM <AP) -Prime Minister Me na chem Begin, whose government already hangs by a thread, is facing a nis is in his Cabinet over teachers' demands for wage in· creases. The issue threatens to topple him. The Cabinet. due to meet today. is locked in what looks like an ir· reconcilable dispute over raises ror lsrael's58,000teachers. Finance Minis ter Yigal Hurvitz vows to quit if the raises are approved. The teachers. backed in their demands by Education Minis te r Zevulun Hammer, pledge to close the na- tion's schools if the hikes are re- jected. EITUE'l WAY Begin apa>ears in trouble. His Likud coalition now controls just half the 120 seats in the Knesset , Israel's parliament. A defection by either Hurvitz's three-man Rafi wi ng or by Ham- mer's 12·seat National Religious Party could bring down the gov- ernment. The opposition Labor Party, watching a squabble from the s ide l i n es , -;ays it ma) well present a -motion to d1s- s o I v c th e Knesset and hold new clce- ta o n s 1n 100 day s 1f llurvitz quits. Begin 's normal term ••GIN expir es next Novembe r "There is no solution ," says Hurvitz of his dispute with Ham· mer. Hurvitz claims the wage hikes 1 would trigger a chain reaction of demand s by other pro- fessiwuds. wh.ose_ pay is linked in a multi-year collective wage a~reement . He says the in· c-reases would crush the last barr iers to uncontrollable infla- tion. whu:h was 131 percent in 1980. BUT THE leactfers Insist that the govern ment a l·cept the arbitratjon report drawn up by Supreme Court Justice Moshe Etzioni. which r ecommends sweeping reforms in wages, pensions and work conditions. A high sehool teacher with a college degree and nine years' sen iority t oday earns the equivalent of $480 a month, says the Educ ation Ministry. His gross income would rise lo SM& if the government accepts the Etzioni report. The average monthly waae for all workers is about $630. ac· cording to the Histadrut Labor Federation, to which nearly all Israelis belong. 'C old forecast ·iii East ~South, West due for continued sunshine ·t .I. FORECAST Heriford , 0 HOllOIUIU 83 .. m •... ,. ~ <·•• •••• ~ -==== ~ $te11e111e,, Oulv4e4 IWllll ---=== Scetten1d •-we• ••PKlt41 te cont111w 1rom ""' Gr•et l.Alkn 111'9 nort,,..rn New E .... Mld. wit" - rein 1n tM centre! ..,,. 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L._,I• :~: SIP·T- SI Ste Marie '" ·• WetftlftlMll • H ) .-. ..... rw .. Tooa\' """' ... 1:••·"'· t.1 ,.,.,"'"' e:et A.It\, ... ....... l !ll •·"'· .... ........... ,, .... !ft • U ! • ........ a.lft• ........ , ... .. ... -I I • • ... ... II 14 14 t4 .......... ...... .., I I Wllf' I I W I I W I 4 W ..... ----. , """~ ............... -...--~·~ ,. ................ ,-,. 19 •., ;• I Etziooi was commissioned to' lrb1trate labor proble ms with the teachers after a crippling 52·da y strike t wo years ago. Many Is r aelis believe the governme nt could not s urvive anothe r walkout or that magnitude. THE TEACHERS have of· fered lo compromise by accept· 'ing a phased introduction of the r eforms that would soften 'the blow t o the econom y. But Hurvitz refuses. "I cannot comtnit this govern· ment or the next government to promises it may not be able to keep," Hurvitz sa ys "I won't ser ve m a governme nt that does." Begin is negotiating with the three-man Ahva faction, an in· dependent splinter of the Likud, to rejoin the coalition and pre· serve his majority. But if the price is a Cabinet post for Ahva leader Shlomo Eliahu, at least four coalition me mbers say they would refuse lo back the appointment in a confirma t ion vot e i n the Knesset. Begin's coalition, which once numbered 78 seats, has been battered by defections mainly over-economic issues but also over his foreign policy. ON WORLD problems. Brzezinski s aid the danger of a Soviet invasion of Poland has not receded even though troops have not crossed the border. "Ttiey can maintain a high state of readiness for some · time to com e, therefore the danger still exis ts." he said. Vesco vows battle Brzezinski also expressed doubt that t he Reagan ad ministration will correctly han· die U.S.-Soviet relations. ''I think there Is a danger that the new administration will be one -d i m e nsional in its ap· proach," Brzezinski said. against depo!"tatian The risk. he said, is that "it will emphasize only confronta- tio n . foc us excess! vely on hardware and weaponry. over· look the ideological a spec·ts or the ('Ompetition -for example. ignore e ntirel y th e very worldwide sii.~nifica nt appeal of the human n ghts pol1<:y " NASSAU, Bahamas (AP )' - Fugitive financier Robert Vesco said in a stateme nt released Saturday that he has not ''disap- peared, vanished or absconded" and that he will be back in Nass au on Monday. ready to fight Bahamian efforts to deport him. "Besides." he said. "I have no place to go." Vesco dropped out of puhhc sight last Tuesdn. two days after he had asked for political a sylum and one day before Baha mian immigr ation officials went to his mansion to serve him with deportation papers -giv· --------- ing him 14 days to clear out. Vesco. 45, has been sou11tht by U.S. authorities since the early 19705. The U S. government con- tends he looted In vest or s O ver seas Sen i c es or $224 million while he headed the c'ompany. <1nd that he tried to have charges 1n the case dropped b.> tontrihuting $200.000 in 1972 ta Riehatrd Nixon's pre- s1dent1al re-eleet1on campaign Family m e mb ers and e mploy ees at firs t d e n ied knowledge or refused comment about Vesco's whereabou,,ts. But one son s aid later in t he week that Vesco would be back in Nassau by today. BRZEZINSKI said he was {'On c<·rncd also that the new CJtl man1stratl()O "wi ll lost• some of lhc pohttl·al good\\ Ill that \.\l' ha \'e gent>rat t-d in the Third Wurld. 1n Lalin Ame ric a . ~specially, not to mention the ver y specific C'ase or C:hlna." A Democrat. he plans to re- m ain in Washin~ton to tear h anti write a fter lhe Ca rter ad· ministration ends Run in an Irvine Maratlwn Tee SIUrt . Be among the first to run proudly with Irvine's ('olor s official World Master's Marathon of Irvine race tee s hirt. on the The m ajor West Coast running e ve nt comes to lrvim· January 25, 1981 bringing scores of top U.S. runners to one of the fa st est marathon courses in the world. You can buy a top quality, 100 percent cotton race s pectator shirt for the child or adult runne r in your life from any of these Irvine Chamber of Commerce m e mbers : Onl 16 50 · Y Proceeds benefit Irvine Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund •TOGGERY C ulve r Drive at Wa lnut Ave. •DR. RON GROSSMAN.Optometrist 4525 Campus Drive •THE UPPER CRUST 4533 Campus Drive •POMONA FIRST FEDERAL 5325 University Dri v~ •WE LLS f'ARGO BANK 5401 University Drive •z-B TRAVEL AND TOUR 5321 University Drive • ROLPHS SPIGOT 18044 CuJve r Drive •IRVINE SAVINGS AND LOAN C ulver Drive at Walnut Ave. •WALKERAND LEE Real Estate 5396 E. Walnut Avenue •ART SHOWCASES 4624 Barranca Parkway •BON AMIE 4616 Barranca Parkway •HOBIE SPORTS IRVINE 4708 Barranca Parkway • J .T. PERIWINKLE 4614 Barranca Parkway •MAZON FABRIC EMPORIUM 4720 Barranca Parkway •WOODBRIDGE WINE & SPIRITS 4724 Barranca Parkway •SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK 14477 Culver Drive " GENEMLNEWI ...., Staling fa<•is This promotional b11lhoartl in D~s Moines. Lowa. seems straightforward t!nou~h . hut it appears tht! figu•es are too high and the gov.emor's n a m e 1s wrong. J11n Hunt is the governor of North Carolina, and Iowa only has u hout :1 m11l1on til1zens. But the com- µ any µa y111g t or the sign s ays the btllhuarcl 1s 110 mis take, just an in- novativt• S('hc mt• to promote areas where the firm doc:s husirwss. Atlanta huiit fruitless Missing kids clue force vows to c~ntinue ATLANTA U\ I'> A volun teer fon·e of ahoul 50 sean·hed in vain Saturda} f6r clues to the deaths and d1sappe11ranees of l'i black children, hut on :an1 ze rs s aid the weekend fora} l> would continue until the t aS<'S a re solved. The number of part1l·1pants has dwindled since m id Ol'lober. when the United Youth Adult Conference ra llied as many as 3.000 for t he first of the 10 weekend searches. On weekends sint·c then, with two weeks off fo r. the holidays, the volunteers have searched Flu cases not yet epidemic ATLANTA (AP) The Bang- k ok flu ha s s pread t o 36 slates this winle·r , but health authorities say the disease has not yet reached epidem ic pro· portions . O u threaks are "widespread" only in New York state, the national Center for Di sease Control reports . Elsewhere. outbreaks of the A- Bangkok influenza strain are less severe and "the data does not support the rnnclusion that there is a nationwide epidemic." John-Pau l Hre nnan . puhli<: health adviser for the CDC. said. BlJT AN Iowa stale health of- ficial wams the situation c·ould worsen drastically when 1·01lege students return to dass after their holiday vacations ''They've been t•very whvre, · · Or. Russell Currier of the Iowa Health Department said of the returning students "ll wi ll b<' inter esting lo see what happens in about two weekl> after they congregate again." Brennan said a disease 1s ron sidered "widespread" when 1t appears in counties containing more than half of a state's population as in New York. abandoned l1u1ldings. vet111·1~~ anti woods for :-.omc lran · ur llii· t'i ty's four m1s-;1ng li la1·k <"hildren or du1·!<. to th1· -;l<1 \ 111)!" of I I utht!rs SATURDAY'S sea rdit•rs . a1dcrl hy tracking dogs, 1·allcd vul11:c after disc-uverm~ an at1an doned building that raised their s uspicions in the Tatum Laki' area of southwest Atlanta Volunteer searc·hcr Rarhara Wh etstone s aid t he r-e were "strange paintings" on the walls of one room and a pair of Bihlcs nailed to the wall of another. The building was permeated hy an offensive odor , but searc•hers could not .find the soun.-e, she s aid. adding that police soon ar- rived on the seen<' to investigate. Police Chief <~eorge Napper s aid poli ce were makinog a thorough check of the building. John Bascom. one ?,~~an - Appftl& A~WI ........ Tax revolt leade r Ho ward Jarvis has asked the state Suprem r Court to declare itself ineligi ble to re hear his app e al to hloC'k st a t e workers fro m colle<·ting $207 million in bac k pay. Some people will listen to Nathan Pritikin as though their lives depend on it. 11er. said the 1·onrerence had rc<·<'l\etl ~anonymous telephone 1·;1ll!<. ~ugg,•slmg that the a rea wh1 d1 111durlt•s se\'eral small lakt•s 1,.,. sl·an·hed .. Soml• ~oµle JUsl don't want Ill ci<'al w1l11 the pol ice and would rntlwr 1·ome through us because they think the} would be a .. -. fink h:i going to the police," said Ha-;com: explaining the con fe ren1·es involvement in the in quiry Bascom said he was not disap- pointed by Saturday's turnout and that lht> searches wi ll con- tinue until the missing children a r e fo und a nd the slayings_ solved. "We feel we have some de- dicated people." he said . "I just wish there were more people concerned about the missing c·hilren who would help us with the search." PO U C E llA Vt: reported no hreilkthroughs in their in- ves t igation of the deaths and dis- a ppearances Victim s have ranged m a~c from 7 to IS. The city has assigned a JS .. member police task force lo the 1·rirrrcs a nd has conducted house-to-house canvasses and ('O mputer assisted telephone surveys in search of evidence. Dentis.ts study • ceramic roots COi.UM BUS. Ohio (A ~) - Ht•seurcht-rs say they have near- ly perfc<·ted a technique for im- planting ct•ram1r roots intb the 1awhones of human patients to serve as foundations for false lN•th, ··w e shape a socket-like area into thl' jawbone into which the implant fits tightly." sal<l Dr. Robert Downes. a den(al J>ro-· fcssor al Ohio State IJ niversity. "Bone will gr<>w around the im- plant het:ause of its design and, on<'(! 1t becomes immohile. we r an put a <·ore into the implant, l!ivi ng us a tooth form onto whii•h we can put a crown." You can hear about the most talked ahout health in formatio n pro· gr.am from a Pritikin Counselor. The meeting is free, but the results could he price less. The Pritikin Better Health Program inv ites you to a free introducto- ry meeting a nd lecture, where you will _learn how to. prevent ~nd reduce risk fa ctors of heart disease, obesit y, hypertension, and d1a · betes. You'll learn about our satisfying food plan, eas)'. exercise pro- crim and Ufe ·time support cotlcept -all at convenient, enjoyable, economical, once a week· evening classes. PRITIKIN FREE LEC'i'URE . -. NEWPORT IEACH ==-..:-c .......... i: .. --· tllll_fl ... C.M... L*A ... ,..... SUNDAY JAN. 4 at 7:00 P.M. TUESDAY JAN. e at-7:30 P.M. call •1·'7107 . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ -. . . . . .. -· . Sunday, "-'uaty 4, 1981 DAIL Y PILOT "4a 1981 begins violentIY-- LA. police inve1tigate /ive murder• LOS ANGELES <APJ -Loa Angeles-area police were ht.my this first, violent weekend o( the new year investigating at least five deaths, including that or a 13-year·old boy slain from •m· bush on a city street. The boy and a friend were walking along South Figueroa ..stJ:e.eLAl-ll-p.m. E.Rda~ when "the victim's friend heard someone say, 'What's up. cuz?' " LA PD Sgt. Robert Hansohn said Saturday. T he surviving boy told police he turned and saw a man point· ing a shotgun at him, Hansohn said. The victim froze and the friend ran as several shots were ' fired, the officer said. AARON WILBORN was dead at the scene; the friend was re- leased after treatment for ap- parently s uperficial wounds, police said. No arrests had been made. Hansohn said although the area 1s one of considerable gang activity, the shooting apparently was not gang-related. Hansohn said, "We have in- formation that the victim and his friend do not belong to any gang." In Santa Mon1 ta, jewelry store owner Theodore Weiner -53. died of an apparent he art attack after chasing three youths who all egedly robbed his s tore of some $6,000 in me r chandise. said Santa Moni <:a Police Sgt. Mike Murphy HE SAID TWO of the youths distracted Weiner while the third allegedly stole the jewelr} WE'mer. armed with a handgun. unsutcessfully gave 1·hase He returned to hi~ store and was re porting the incident to officers when he collapsed, Murphy l.a1d He said the youths were being sought for rohbcry a nd may faN• LAZED ERAMI TILE! •IOU8'1lYDILY1 ........ Mal • WUllU UllL.¥1 =-Bl' . .,. .. ,...~ .......................... ,, ...... ................... ... """""""" ..................... . ......................... ... .................. ... ._ .......................... ,, ................. Ii ....... . _...,.1] M ............. . -- manslauehter charges, as well. Other weekend homicide vie· tims included: . -An unidentified mal), 25-30 years old, shot to death at·a Los Angeles apartment at about 2 a . m . Saturday. The police report said the victim was armed with a· knife and "may have been threatening'' the apartment's occupant, identified as Eddie El- liott. 24, who was being ques- ti.>ned in the incident. -A MIDDLE -AGED BEVERLY HJlls man who.was apparently beaten to death in ·his -- S11rpft...t ·~WI,.... Sen. Strom Thurmond, R· S.C., got an envelope in the mail with a s uspicious, bulge. Police blasted it open. but found only a cigar, a plast1C' holder . a Christm as card and some newspaper dip- pings. I WXURY.VAllTIEI • IUMU.U cuuum ' . .!....-MAMU TIN wmt --J -.T GA.ml ~=38•• --umJ• ~ apartment. Hia name was beiftl withheld pending notification ol relatives. Beverly Hilla Police Sgt. Van Ausdell said the apart· 11\en\ showed evidence of a struggle and the victim's two luxury cars were missin1. -A woman identified as F lorine Sampson, 30, wbo w• found dead In the bathtub o( h• Los Angeles home. The apparent drowning victim was found late Friday and police said they were treating it as a homicid e . George Robinson. reportedly a friend of the victim , was bein1 held for questioning, officen said. PQ.)ice nab 2nd suspect · in cop deaths INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Authorities s aid a man wanted in the shooting deaths or two off. duty sheriff's deputies at an In- dianapolis shopping center was captured in T upelo, Miss., Satur- day. Marion County Sheriff James Wells said Sanford Marshall. 39, was armed but offered no re- sistance when ('aptured. ~all is wanted on two counts of murder in connection with the Friday night shootings of Deputies Terry Baker and Gerald Morris , both 28, who were gunned down during a holdup at a discount clothing 1'tore· ·· .. · · · · · Another gunma n. James l Coleman. 31 . Indianapolis, died from wounds received while ex- changin g gunfire with one of the slain offi cers , authorities said l'_IUYIOW,,AU~Tlll -•-•a: 1 JMIFlllm_,1'_.~I .tlenta Ana ·w...,...neter ·a.-. An•. 'Cotta~ 1· ..,... 11111.._.. mW.11'11 l _, .... . , . ..!!'r.·~ ~.... ......... ..... ......... ' I\ -~~-· 111 1111 . , •• ,,., 1 . r.ttta· .t •· ... 1A-.... 1~--·1l. IJt • -...L--- • ' ... CWL Y P,llOl' Make watchdogs ftore independent ~ · It w..s perhap• prectif•table that former Supervaor F.disoo M1Uer'11 propc>uJ to reetructure the county'• Fair \'am~'"" Prac·llcesCumnuu•onwauentdowntodefea\ Mtller . whOI~ tumultuoua term on the board ended-9ee-. ll, propo.ed that the polat1r•J watchdol panel be increased f"-m fi~ to nint! memben and that •l feast four ol tt8 com- mas IC>nel"i tw named by th«' Luacue of Women Voters and lhP t-e>unt) (iramd Jury. As8()(·1at1on /\s it ~t andh todiay. \'Om10t!)t11ontm~ •ni llppointed by supervt~!> ~ h Yblttm that 15 not without its faults 1'tw <"Ornm1ss1ori ·~ purpotie is lo monitor the conduct of (°'Qllnty ~lf<t·tion~ •m.I det.,rmme. 1f requested. whether cam· pa1~nhter2tturt'lb truthful / l'roblt'rn 1 tht' l'Omm1iss100 members often must make t&et·1s lons 1111 1·anwa1~n literature their bosses the 'ul:'ervisor.:. dt't! d1stributm" And that leaveS' the com- 1ni 'l!)1on o.,en to n1t1 (·1sm , A mor~ indt'pendtmt panel u1 needed Miller's proposal "4'~ un lhe n~ht lrat k , though 1t could be questioned "ht>ther the panel n.eeds to be enlarged fht: 1~:.uY "111 be back before the board m about three \\ t.-e ks The t\\O ne "' supervisors. Bruce Nestande and Rogt>r Stanton. have inditated they'll have some recom- mt-ndat1vns on restructuring the panel. Both men appeared ti efore the <·oq:imission during their respective ·.uperv1sorial campaigns. That fat't alone s hould ~1ve them some insight on how " ~panel l'an be improved. ' 11,ee hikes reasonable If you're going to get near a court, you're going to be µaying more for the dubious privilege. Jt now costs more to gel married, more to get caught' driving while drunk, and even more if you opt to serve jail sentences on weekends. . Faced with reduced incomes because of Proposition 13, ~rt lobbyists won a fistful of legal fee increases during the last session of the Legislature -fees that for the most part seem reasonable. It's hard to argue, for enmple, with the bill that tacks $10 onto the $25 drunk-driving surcharge to pay for blood- alcohoJ tests. ll 's just as difficult to say that drunk or reck- less driving conviction fees shouldn't be increased by $70 to help pay for county akohol proerams. · . One can even make a case for boosting marriage license fees from $10 to $23 -when most of the increase will go for haltered-wife shelters and family conciliation courts. Some other items on the increased-fee list: -Filing civil complaints or answers, filing petitions, .probates or requests for changes of venue-up from SI :so to $12. Appeal toa highercourt-from$23.50to$38. Copy of court transcripts -up from 45 lo 60 cents per JOO words. -Selecting weekend·alternative jail sentences instead of straight·time terms -counties can make the prisoner pay for additional administrative costs. . One bill, by Newport Beach A.ssemblywoman Maraan Bergeson, gives courts the right tO require persons placed on probation to pay the costs of their probation supervision if they can afford it. Most of the existing fees were set decades ago and were weU in line for review. While no,,one applauds increases in any costs, it does seem reasonable that needed funds come from appropriate sources rather than from taxpayers in ~eneraJ. Postal deficit licked The idea from California's Rep. Barry"M. Goldwater, J r. may not solve the problem of getting the mail from here to there in a reasonable time period, but he may have found a way lo lick the Postal Service's deficit. Goldwater thinks he can produce $1.2 billion in new revenue with a bill that permits the Postal Service to sell advertising space on stamps at a rate of 20 cents each. . The legislation would allow names of businesses or corporate symbols to be printed on stamps. There'll be the Golden Arches of McDonald's or a sizzling Big Mac. Matched by a crispy drumstick from the Colonel. Xerox and Three M. Coke and 7-Up: Rolaida and Tums. Carried further. Uncle Sam couldJ_ell ad apace on everything it controls. SOidiers' arm patches could pro· mote Munsingwear. Congressmen's stationery might ~ar a message on behalf of Ma Bell. The possibilities are 8fldless. You've found the key, young Goldwater. The govern- ment will make enough to send ua an annual dividend in- s tead of a tax form. • Op1n1ons ex pressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. 01her views expressed on this page are those of their authors and af'tists. Reader comment is invited, Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71.4) 642·.4321 . Boyd I First incentive· By L.M. BOYD How well you do · ttlroughout your life may de- pend somewhat on your first grade teacher. Or so suggest ~ results of a study by a McGill University professor named Eigel ~enen. He checked out 59 grownups who'd gone to the same elementary sehool in Mon- treal. They'd lived In similar Jamilies insofar as money 1pes. But later on, the ~ar Gloomy GU8 <-,Jf thOlle Bible crtUca 1et 1 -'heir way, there will be '14!t0 more~· MEN! M.B. youngst.ers who'd had a cer- tain first grade teacher wound up with considerable more education, money and status. They'd done much better in the Iona run. They didn't credit that teacher. When asked about her. they just said they'd liked her and that she'd seemed lo care a lot. It was the McGill prof who figured out the why of the mat~r. Q. Why are "blue laws" so · called? A. Explanations vary: 1. New Ensland Puritans published local ordinances in a book with a blue cover. 2. Early laws were enacted to stop stock salesmen from peddlinl phony "blue aky" offerm,s. 3. Morality laws were puaed lo accordance wltb the 1tnn1ent view °'. "blueft09es." or11tn of the term la still under debate. Q. What was lb• worst tomacloat all time? A. TM dllldll9lt ki1a.d -people OD lluell 11, 1• ..... " ...... ....,. ....... ...................... Sunday. JanuatY 4. 1111 Rowland Evw/Robert Novak Thomet P. Hatey"ftVBlllHER Thomet t<eftil EDITOR Slowdown may split SolidaritY WARSAW. Poland -The threat of imminent Soviet in- tervention has faded .. ·as im- perceptible a.s winter twilieht, but the lon1er term threat from Moscow will continue. in- definitely. That Is true in spite of nearly one full month of supace peace in the strug-/ gle for r e - form and "re· n e wal " that Lech Welesa and hi s Solidarity un- ion o f 10 million workers 'rar- ried into the heart of Com- munist Party leader Kania's Politburo. Welesa's spectacular success in winning party ap- proval for his "free" union has s tirred h~ embers of na- tionalism and political revival in every nook and cranny of Poland. Even the optimists in Poland. a nation whose histor y has steeped its people in skepticism. doubt \hat these embers can be kept from naming up al grave risk of Soviet invasion in the months ahead. Solidarity has loosed passions, and passions have an appetite that grows with success. "WHAT MAKES Solidarity important is my confidence and faith in a better tomorrow." a worker at the big steel plant near here told us. "The Com-munist Party should change its whole Cer.tral Committee and . ..., ( Bob Greene let younger people lake cbar1e, but or course they won't do that." We were sittinl around a long bare table ih the office ol the steel mill with three workers who helped organile the miWS 10 ,000 workers under t'he Solidarity banner. The three workers -call them Jaworski. Szimenski and' Shadowski - spolte with a freedom that seemed amatlng in view of the presence during our one-hour in- terview of a top •·management" official who li~tened carefully and made several notes. That would simply have not been possi hie before the shipyard workers won their sit-down strike al Gdansk last summer. "Could you have talked lo a newspaper reporter this way a year ago?" we asked. "No," Jaworski said, "not nearly so frankly." Solidarity. he said, should use its influence to change the tight centralized con- trol or state planning bodies in Poland's bankrupt industrial sector and should insist on de· controlling investment policies that choke production and are geared to ridiculous products like' color tekwis;ion. A color-TV 'set by Pol·Color .eosts 46,000 z lotys ; an ·average steel worker's wages are 6,000 zlotys a month. THE CONVERSATION, typical of talk between Poles and outsiders all over Poland during these days of basic change, turned political. We asked how Solidarity could con- ceivably refrain rrom direct ''political" pressures on the Communist Party, since. its purpose, like any union in the U .S .• was to advance the workers' wages, working condi- tions and economic welfare. Yet, the compact between Solidarity and the communist government denies t.tae union any "political" role at aJI. "We are not a political or- ganization," Shadowski insisted. "We have a right to try and in- fluence the <party's) Central Committee, the administration or justice and other functions of the state, but we are not political. We have already in- fluenced in a highly-visible way what is published in our press much more than before and what ts shown on our television. The truth Js..being revealed and we a re no longer afraid lo speak freely." But in the U.S .. we said, un· ions are political organizations, as well as economic. The third worker. Szlmanski. now took over the conversation. _:~SOLIDARITY could and should become the backbone of the Communist Party itself." he told us. "If it were not for cer· lain elements within the party that resist change, a ctfrtain rab· hie-rousing element, there would be much less friction. But we de- ny pohtical intentions ... Solidarity wants a '·parallel road" with the Communist Par- ty. wt> were told. But the party fears that. 'Rte party inists on a very broad interpretation of its ~· ''leading role," lf"d both the party and Solidarity know that if the "leading role" is ever via· ibly impaired, Soviet troops will invade. Allowin1 Solidarity lo compete with the party on a "parallel" path could undercut the "leading role." Instead, the party wants to "surround" and "swallow up" Solidarity so that its identity is eventually smothered by the party. Arter one week in Poland, we could find no one with any cer· tainty as to what will happen in the months ahead. But in spite of s urface calm today and the peaceful crowds that .attended the emotional unveiling of the Gdansk memorial to workers killed 10 years ago, there is a consensus of sorts. Thal con· sensus borrows from 200 years of Poland's tragic history and concluded that the newest crisis will end by a s ubversive Soviet intervention in the tradition of Targowica. IN 1793, tbe Polish nobility agreed to cede some of its power to commoners and drafted ·a constitution -the second writ- ten constitution in the Western World. Known as Magnates, the nobles granted important con- stitutional rights to a new parliamentary system. But a small group of the Magnate .secretly rebelled. Meeting at the town of Targowica. they decided to ask for intervention in their favor by the Russian czar. The Russians immediately intervened, and the ~raf}l of power by the Magnates wa s abruptly a ttd bloodily rescinded. Tt1r~owica by Communist ap- parac-hiks high-level com ·• m unists used to the pleasure of I h<' "new class" and frightened hy the inroad~ and changes im· posed on them by Solidarity is Sl'Cn here as highly 1>0ssible. The appeal would go to the Kremlin and the new czarists would send their d1Vts1ons rnto Poland from t h l' S o v 1 e t U n 1 o n • Czcc hus lovak1a and East <:crmany That once again v. o uld reduN· the rebe llious l'ol v~ to ;,ipproximal<.! ser vitude and force the fierce spirit of frt•cdum and political liberty un· dl'rground where. as always in the past, it would s moulder and spread and finally burst forth. Captain denied the home he's defending This is what happened lo Capt. Mike MartindalP., a career Army officer who recently returned to the Uni\ed Slates after a tour of duty in Germany. · Capt. Martinda le was as· signed to a recruiting of- fice in Oak Park, Ill ., from whi ch he was lo operate a s area com ·. mander for recruiting. He has a wife and two children; he decided that he would like lo live near the office where he worked. ' Capt. Martindale looked in the real estate section or the local newspaper . and c alled a landlord who had advertised. He said he was an Army officer. \hat he had children and that he would like. to look at the apart- ment. "That would be fine," the - landlord said. "If you like it. you can move right in.•· So. wearing his full uni- George Mair form. he kept the appointment · at the apartment. The way Capt. Martindale tells it , the landlord's race fell as soon as the door opened. The landlord said that she had decided not to rent the apart- ment after all; she said she could "rent it anytime,'' and would prefer to wail for an "older tenant." Capt. Martindale made another caJI. The woman who had placed this ad s8'd that she would be pleased to show him the apartment. He drove to the address. again in his uniform. As he walked up the path, he saw the woman look out the Cronl window. He was sure she saw him. HE RANG the bell. She did not answer. He rang repeatedly. She still did not answer. So Capt. Martindale called a third landlord, a woman who told him lo drive lo the address of the apartment. and that she would be glad to talk to him. She asked what kind of car he would be driving, and the told her. He showed up a few minutes early. and sat in his <'ar onre iiJ:a•n wearing hjs uniform and cap. As he sat in front of the house. a car pulled up next to him at the appointed time The woman driving looked at his car. looked at him -and drove away. No one ever showed up to let him see the apartment. NOW, ALL OF this could be a coincidence. But Capt. Martin· dale does not think so. and it's hard to blame him. Capt. Martindale is black. On the telephone. his voice does not have any of the innec - tions that are sometimes as· sociated with black people. He was born in Texas -he has a college degree in mechanical engineering So it is understandable that. when the three Oak · Park landlords first talked to him, they thought they were about to get a white Army captain as a tenant. And it is conceivable that, when a black Army raptain showed up, the landlords did not approve. Capt. Martindale is not sur-prised by any or this. Departtnent dies, violations. survive • gave them a ticket for selling without a permit. force meetings are apparently so secret that none of its mem· bers knows about them. As a re· sult. the task force has ~ met. Now, here is the kicker. The prosecuting attorney says the D.C. government will continue to proe«ute people who violate the law, even if at is Impossible to obey it. HEaE IS A classic example: of the mindless bureaucrat in action. The Judie dismissed the cue. Yea, UU. la a mlnor scene in oae city in America. Yet, I have covered enou1b stories in enou1b cities of America to know UU kind ol l.Dlanlty 1oea on all the Ume. Tba's Wb1 tt ls important to continue f\Otina It wbereftl' lt oc~un .... -.. au end up In the ...,,,, ..... lie knows that Oak Park has a reputation as a rather enlightened community when it comes lo racial matters -but he also knows that. in even the most enlightened communities. there are blacks and buildings where blacks are not welcome. Even blacks who are commissioned of. fi rers in the United States Army. "l'M PROUD of being in the Army." Capt. Martindale said. "I joined because I felt I wanted to be a leader. and to do something for my country. When I get up in the morning and see myself in uniform in the mirror, I feel good." lie said that it troubled him to think that the very people he may some day have to defend in warfare do not want him living in t heir buildings He un- derstands perfectly that, when he walked up to those Mpartment buildings. the landlords did not see the uniform or which he is so proud. They saw only his black skin "I TRY TO TEACH my kids that they can do anything they want to do with their lives. and live any place they want lo live.·· he said. ·'But it's hard to leach them that when something like this happens." 1 One of Capt. Martindale's s uperior officers. Maj . Lawrence Rowe -who is white is incensed about what hap- pened. ·•Mike Martindale is an out- standing officer," Maj. Rowe said, "He came here fresh off the front line of N~ TO as a tank c-om mander. It makes me a s hamed to know that something like this can go on. How can we expect this fine young officer to lead men In combat, when he can't even ~ treated with dignity in Ms coun- try?" LAsT WEEK, he came bo~ from work to find ''Ni11•r Valley" apray-palnted on the !wall of tua apartment buUdJns And over the weekend, bla car w aa pelted with •II•· "I'm atill proud that I can do my part for 1D.1 tOUDtry." Capt. M artlDdale Wei, ·'I'm MrriA1 ltH INllt \bat I tM, ucl I loft tM Ual~ .... J'or all lta Ula. k'I ,auu the.,.. eouau, I'••...,. ..... . I "' .. , . . To write the 0.lly Piiot/Box 1S60, Cotui Mew, CA 92626 To C.11 the 0.lly Pllotnt .. M2-4321 Orange CoaSI Dooly P1101 Mor..e ~·IOn : ............................................................. --= . Dr. Charle. BeU Solid West flexing its muscle In Uw rec-ent 11ut 1md ui coelnt monlt\A lnrrt-ue.I al teaUon will ht-11v .. n tCJ tht' ........ Aedi•C'OYHt'J b y ..:u tt:rn pollt 1ral pundits fo lluw1n11 Ronald Rea•an ·a l•nd11 lldt- We.t.m vot•. we can Upt:c·t u almost endleaa. paradt1 ol v1•.1t in1 eqlerta arrivme to t1a1&m1nt' tht ''IW'W weal · tM home u1 the "new n&ht · tht' 't•owboy men ta llty , · · etc • A fe• worda. uf i;aution TH£ WEST has bt-en here tor so m e lime But n CJ seriou" scholar of Wei.ter n h1i.tory . culture or poht1cl> 1s t'Xitctly surt' when or where the .. We s t· berms And. further compound 1n1 the dlfficulty. mtu·h or the West 1s st at1 i.t1 c·all y California One can't he lp but tJe sur prised at the extent of early Western exploration which 1s largely ignored by historiani. and the popular media. Ancient Chinese explorations along our West Coast -~ubstantialcy_,pre date both the PHgrims and Leif Ericson on our East Coast. And one early European ex plorer, Frant'isco Coronado, traveled north from Mexico as far as Kansas in 154 l ! tiut thou e.rly ellorta by l 'urnnlMkl, Curtot , Plaaaro, Fer· r11lu, •nd <:abrlllo have been I 1.r & e I y rur io'tt en bee a use Ameru·an hbtory ls u11ually wr1thn1 from IUl Eastern view· ~int traem1 America's de- v .. lo~mttnl from tsast to west. IH1tluruu1• were not alone in 111n o r1nei the u .rly Wes t . t:Mhfomiit and surroundinai ter· nlury Wt'rt' lugely ignored by S1>111n for over two centuries 1tflttr Corte!> land~ 1n Mexico ln 1~111 And the Wt:sl remained ig nored w1t1I sertous Spanish set· tlement in. the late 18\h century and lht: westward expansion or a grCJWUlg America. Tht' U.S. and S1uun came into conflict and finally went lo war in llk8. The rest. as lhey say. 1s history Just what 1~ the West? ··oa YEARS the U.S.-8ureau of the Census defined the region as the 11 most Western states I Alaska and llawaii were not then s t ates I and e xcluding Texas. Henowned historian John W. Ca ugh y ha s defined th e· "American West '' as that area west of a hne drawn north and south through the middle of the Oakotas, Kans as. Nebraska. Oklahoma. and Texas. Not very neat. A more r igorous statistical· analysls of economic patterns by . social aci•lill Robert Sav.,e baa Identified a cluater of 14 Weatem states -the oriliDal 11 plus the Dakotas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska but excludin1 Kansas, Texas and Callfomia. KANSAS BEWNGS, I 1ueaa. to the land ol 01, and Texas is considered more southern tha.n westem. But, even if we admit that CaWomia is different from the rest ol the re1ion, where else is it but in Ute West? In short, there is no simple definition of the" West." . But whatever it is. the West is (to a substantial de1ree) an ex- tension of California simply · because California is by far the biggest stale in the region. Using the traditional census definition, almost 60 percent of all federal grant money spent in the West is spent in California. MORE 11IAN 60 percent of the Western federal tax burden falls on California. And, almost 57 percent of the people who live in the West. live in California. Without California, the re- maining 10 Western states would be about equal in population lo Ohio and Indiana combined. dut. at election time, there is a s ignificant difference. Ohio and Indiana have a total of 38 electoral college votes Cfour Senators and 34 Congressmen). The 10 Western slates have SO e lectoral c ollege votes (30 Coa1numen and JO Senators>. The eleet.oral eolle1e 1ivea·thoM small 10 western atates eon· siderably more political muscle than they would have aimply by populati~. AN~. THE WEST uses that muscle! While much attention has been paid to the so-called "solid Soutb" the West has, since World W•r II, been more politically cohesive. Since UM8, only one or two Western, states have deviated from their region's vote in any particular election. And, in eight of those last nine presid~ntial elections, the West has delivered its vote bloc to the winner. On the other hand, defections and splits have occurred in wholesale lots within the 11 Southern stales since WWII. There is. in fact, no such thing as the "solid South" any more. IN ADDITION, the West loom s large in the n e w Republi c an U.S . Senate. Western senators chair seven out or 15 standing committees in- cluding Energy and Natural Resources, Banking, Housing and Urban• Affairs , Appropria· lions and B~get. All of these are key committe es for the West. And California's share of the new Western power is most sub· stantial -the presidency. W~oops ! WfLL, so MlJC~ For< 7HAT NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION ... JlfoM O~NSON ~ ILY ILOT Mailbox ... Offending coastal staff 'fireproof' To the Editor: recommendations run far afield During 1979 and 1980 l have of the goals of the Coastal Act. served as the Orange County Case in point: The Peter's B o a rd of S u p e r v i s or s Landing projed in Huntington representative on the South Beach. At my request . the C oast Regional C oa s tal Atto rney Gene r a l 's Offic e Commission. As I come to the in v e s ti ga ted ch a r ges of close or almos t two years _overbuilding on the project. The service on this regulatory body,.,,.. Attorney General reported to lhe I believe it essential to clarify So u t h C o a s t Re 'g i on a 1 this commissioner's perception Co~ miss ion that ce rtain of the goals and objectives of the portions of the project had Coastal Act. "sHpped by" coastal s taff. I have been sharply and Faced with little chance of persistently critical or the success via lawsuit against the Coastal Commission and have developer because of their been concerned about the apparent good faith in relying manner in which the coastal upon the coas tal staff, t he staff administers and interprt'ls commission had no choice but to· the mandates of the Coastal Act. r ~ c o m m e n d t h a t a I've perceived that the bulk of tourist-serving hotel on the site the Commission's activities (which had not yet been built) c o n s i a l o f n i t . p i c k i n g be deleted from the plans and overregulation of development replaced with needed parking. matters not pertaining to coastal When the developer came in acceaa, protection or key coastal with the formal amendment resources or other reques t to acc omplish this le1islatlvely-lntended Coastal revision to the project, the Act 1oa.Is. coastal staff came up with a EVEN THOSE commissioners with whom J am not always in a•reement are well-intentioned and conscientious lndi viduals; but we all have often been placed in the position of havin1 to choose between an applicant'• proposal for coastal development and staff recommendations that have ranfed from the sublime to the rid culou1. As previously mentioned, these • ,..,._,,_. ro d 11 en •feofM. n. ,..... fO cattia:w ldtnl to Ill ..,.,,,al, ... ,..,.,,_,_ ...... "' ..... ., ..... .. ......... :Al ......... .. ............. 0 ... .... ........... & ....... ...... ,_ ... , f ,_ ........ . L•1•1••1 '' w. recommendation that added insult to injury. The developer, the staff said, should purchue a parcel of coastal property between the City of Newport Beach and the Los An1eles County border, donate such parcel to a non-profit a1encylor' construction of a 7S·unU hotel, or conatruct the hotel themaelves. The coastal staff also recommended that 288 addlllonal parkin1 apaces be added to tbe project which would have meant the eredkm ...Pf a l>U'kinl atruetun between exl1tfn1 •iiw-oriented condOI· and the ocean. f08'ft1NAftLY, for the aood ol tM ece•mltJ, u well aa tM d••~loper, mJ fellow commlulo•.•rt were •• · crulr~ ...... at tM .... tnlll••• ol ....... , ... . , voluntarily submitted re vised plans to i community and the public, a project for which he had been gi ve n all th e ne c e ssary approvals and permits! lf it were in my authority, I would have fired the offending members of the coastal staff long ago. But because of the c onfiguration o f thi s bureaucracy , the local staff works for the State Commission s taff and Regional Commissioners can only hire and fire the executive director of the local staff, not the local staff itself. When Gov. Brown uttered his comment that the Coastal Commission t'Onsisted of "a bunch of bureaucratic thugs," 1 'm sure he had the Coastal Commission s taff in mind. If only he knew how "jail-proof" these "thugs" really are! HARRIETT M. WIEDER Supervisor. Second District To the Editor: Charles McCabe's excellent column on the separation of church and state elicited a reply from Richard L. Hilts, who, while defendlnf the fundamentallat po ltical movement , made the questionable uaertion that "our country waa eatablished by those who were fundamental In tbelr Cbrl1tl1nlly." Allbou1h most of the foundtn1 tau.en would have eblraeterlHd tbemMIWI u Cbrlatlana ratber daaa pqana or 1tbellta, tMn ii lltth or no trace of IUDda.....taliam ID tWr --wrlU.,.. . · Tia• fouadl•• fatllen wen lltlUftlr ....... ..., ,....... 'q r • I l r •_I I 11 0 D •• d . . s up e rnat~ral .re_velation " En c yclo pedia , 1953 1. In reaction to the l\indamentalists of his day, Thomas Jefferson wrote: "I thi nk that ever y Christian sect g ives a great handle to atheis m by their general dogma, that. would not be revelation, there would not be sufficient proof of the being of a God'' <Letter to Adams, 1823>. This statement is in direct opposition to the fundamentalist belief in the supremac y of biblical revelation. THE FOUNDERS of this country would probably have been horrified at the endorsement of politic al candidates and issues on religious grounds. Jefferson wrote: "All men shall be free to profess, and by ar1ument to maintain, their opinions in matters of religion, and that the same shall In nowise diminish, enlarge or affect their civil c a p a c i t i e s · · ( A c· t f o r Establishing Religious Freedom. 1786). In other words, a citizen ·s rigfit to free apeeeh does not necessarily extend to the pulpit: when a preacher, prieat, or rabbi speak• u catMdro on 1101ltical matters, he is violatin1 the separation of church and atate. . The intrusion of fundammtalllm into the arena of political power brokerqe ii uaeUy what men llll:e Jeffenon and Franklin were ll'JiDI to nold. Uthe fundamentallat culta' are determined to aubJusate the Conatitutlon to tb•lr f ar·from-unl•erHl r•= tmetl, tbeJ lbcNkl do IO aollclUas UM support of._. men, wbo, wben all••.' dedicated tbem1elve1 to lb• ~~ilallCSLD ~~ ........ " ,4'htl ( ..... ·~ < ... "' • •rr",., Refill St~ped by term? Ask grandparents Editor's Note '.AltholJgh most of t~se word& have gone into semi retirement, you may recall some of them If you, too. are close lo re- t i rement, yo1J'll probably do better than your c hildren and grandchildren. T/11.'> 1s the lost hail of a lwo-porl qllir: devised by Purdue Univernly facully. -BYGONE BAFFLERS 1. Rapscallion a. typeofonion b. twig- c. rascal 2. Collywobbles a. hard candy b. type or dog c. nervous fear 3. Antimacassar a . violent b. oriental pottery c. protective wrnilure covering 4. Gazook a. porch swing b. toy c. fool 5. Frippel a . .tt'rench pastry b. frivolous woman c.' satin ribbon ANSWERS: 6. Bullyrag a. lie b. scold c. joke 7. Crampet a. tea-cake b. wall hook c. napkin 8 . Drolly "a . umbrella b. political group c. happy person 9. Portmanteau a ocean vessel b. sea creature c. suilt'ase 10. Frowzley a. cheerful b. rumpled, tousled c. plain l. c. A rapscallion is a rascal or knave <another not-so- recent wo 2. c. Collywobbles are like stomach "butterflies" -the word is a combination of collie and wobble. a lso defined as "rumbling intestines." 3. c. An antimaca ssar is a cloth or doily placed on the backs of chairs and sofas to protect them from hair oil. The oil was called "macassar." -4. -c. A gazook is a fool; it is also a stupid. unpleasant person . 5. b. A frivolous or showy young woman is a frippet. 6. b. To bullyrag someone is to scold, harass or badger the person. 7. b. A crampet is a wall hook. Not to be confused with crumpet --a tea-cake. 8. a. A clipped and altered form of umbrella, a brolly is also partof "brolly-hop''-a parachute jump. 9. c. A portmanteau is a suitcase -senerally a large leather one that opens into two compartments. 10. b. Frowzley (or frowzled) me!lllS rumpled, tousled or_ disheveled, such as "frowzled hair." seer-.: 1-IOcorrect You ar• tit""' a,,,._of ll'le lntelll910nUl•orotO•nouefl to mehwp your own quit lrom nwmory. 6·1 corr..: I. Urldoulllftlly • -11-lnlormftl lncllvl.,...1, you pnibebly .,.. not revH ll119your-t!WMday1, :J-Sco•r9CI' Not--IMll you'repr-bly 11-r SO l·JcorrKt ·No comm9ftl. Compassion on hold ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: It was Christmas Eve and l was one of those unfortunate people who, like it or not. had to work. My CO·worker wu ov.r- due. so I decided to call and inform him that he wu indeed scheduled to work. Quite by accident I dialed your number, the wron1 number. I guess that by now I should be uaed to people reactlq u ,._. did. because you see, I have a speech impedimmt. I dlallll:e •- in1 the telephone butthere are times when it ii Imperative. : . I just want you to know that I was not drunk ud ~. did not need to sober up u you qulte frankly lnfonned .. : before hanlinl up. I felt a lttclnl ur1• to immediately call ,. · backl.~ 1111 common HnH told me then wu nothlq I eCMdd paulD17 M)' to make you undentud my problem. IDReed, I juat Mt lben ltarfDI at the telephone f..alaa M ubamed and embarruaed that I bes• to cry. lt'a not euy ltv· lnl with data problem ud ~ Giiiy IDM• it tlMlt mucb more dtt• ftcult. ,..... don't WOOT)', yeu•re not the ftnl oee to bane up' ucl yau ....-bl1 .,...t be \be laat. 9am11la7 I'll be able to look bacll ................ lt but.....,,.. a.art ... 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And at 's Ult first tame at hlii> -ned an the rune year h1!>tory of ~estate's lottery HOENER WON $1 MILLION ~ May 1m. Last October he htt • 1tgain for $100.000 But the lifestyle of the Sl-year , old Hampshire College art tea c h e r h asn 't c h a ng ed .. drama~cally. He is~'.l throwing rnoneY, away. "It's hard t o break habits or 80 years," he says . "I still go lo• ; t~ gas stations where I can buy' : tlle cheaper1,as. In IN ms uf my''~ It· 11( II\ 111~ I w 1u dom.i 11rctt y mu,·tl wh11t I w i.nl~t to ht· 0c11111< wtlt'n I .... 110 tht: 1111lhun MJ thiill I d11I llCJl takt• uff .rnJ ICO l&04l 1lo ltll' th111g I w is11tt'tl lo tlt1 ht•('•w;•· I o.i. a~ domK 1l l t!OJ<>Y h•u1·h1na umf I' 111 p n·lty ~·"Ill al It '" I ht· tdt·u 11f )U!\l 'lllplJlllj.! tt•ud1lliK 1lot·'11 I lllJlll'dl t11 1111· d~ ull U11t ht• cfttl put 1•1111u~ll 1111111cy .1~11h· to tak1• tJ yt•ar"• !t•a vt· 11( ahs'\•111·1· fr\llll h1:. 'S~IO \MIO a Yl'IJI JOL 'tu KO lu ( 111111t•1·111·ut 111 pa111t .arhf "·r1rk 1111 <J hnok HIS WINN tN(•l-1 Akt. l>t·rn~ pa 111 11 H 't a 1w11ucf 11' 20 Y•'iH S 111111 'tall 11 t\'lltb tJf UIJ l ti S4JI c)(Jli illlll UJ I ly alt1·1 h.'t.lc1 -.l 111t:o111 l' t.JX 1Jt:du1 t11111:-. 11f2l.IJ>Ct 1·~11l lk ~ar. Lhal ri~hl nu~ h•· '' m \lt.'!\l1ng in Arthur J f ·l!~ ( ' .. n1ly11 lO, dnJ lrt!llt· 18 putting lht· thn·t· older d11ldn:11 th ruul{h n1llt.'~t· <tl o total 1·0:-.l ,,f up 1•1 $311,000 a year , allhouKh hP wnulll hav1.· found a way to <.111 1t 1·v1•n 1f ht• hadn 't h1t th1• lot1 1·r.> T fl a-; R ~ A R fo, T W 0 c1 th f' r d11 ldrt!n in tht win~s. 14 .>c ar old twins Donna a nd V1r~1111a. 111 1un1or high s•·hool ·n,1·1r al lowanl'e hasn't been increased yet . he says with a laug h. "The.> are great kids They do a Int of baby-sitting and they ;c('tuall) don't need an allowa11C"e " . Hoener sen t his pa r e 11ts 111 Hasbrouck Heights. N J ., on a trip to Florida. sorncthang they had 1&lways wanted to do He oou~ht a new station wagon to rcplltl'C the old one which was dangerous to drive because the IJutto m was rusted out and fumes were l'oming up under the floor His guess is that the whole f..1mll y 1s better dressed. Although he doesn't always look at the pnces qn menus, he does scan newspapers for bargain sales and recently picked up a # S lti s taple l(un for SJO. ''It Jus t doesn't make any serfse 111 throw mn11ey away, dues it? Et·onomH' freedom 1s an im!JOr· tanl frt't-•fom It me ans you can think murh more freely about v11u r o pt11m!\" llOt:Nt:R I~ A NATIVE OF Uruuklyn. N Y lie turned down t ootball and art sl'holars hips at a num bcr of schools. opt 111~ to study ~r aµh1 c clc·s1)!n at t uition.free {'vl)per \111100 in New York 1Jc·1· a u~t· ht: frlt ll was the hes t. I It s purenl~ "l're lryin/.? to put three :--011 .., throui.:h colh .. •ge at JUSt about the S<itnt: llffil' Whtlt• he wa~ at Cooper. he workt·d 1n tht• advertising busi nt'!\S 111.• e<Jrned bc.chelor's and roaster's det:(rees in painting al Y •tit•. t;.iu~ht at Hos tun Uni vl'rsity and ran 1tn advertising agency and dt•!>1i.:n scrvH·e in Boston IH:fore romini.t to Hampshire < 'ollc~t· 10 years ago. lit• and his wife. Pe~gy, bought a 15 room home built at the turn of ~he century w1lh a big barn behind )t for his painting 1111d land for his organic gardening He has a 7~ percent mortgage and says lhett because it is so small, paying it off· doesn 'l make much sense While he h;td never won a nything before, he says he hets always been lucky in famtly and career. '"IFBVLtJCKVOUmeanfwon a turkey eight times and a car. no. not ff\at kind of luck. but lucky to be able lo do at different points 1n my life what I wanted. Anyone who is able to do what they want 1s lucky." Uespa~e his good fortune. there nave heen disappointments Ill' lost $60,000 in the shx·k mark(·l when he wa:, in the ad business. one third uf 1t has own money, the rest m papt:r profits "I've run into failures thaL e veryone runs into." he says · "fhe thing I find mo!'ol frustral 1ng is a!> I 'm working along and I'm doing .;11m1· fairly J.{OOtl 111unt 1ng. I gl't thut ft·t·h ng that the next one 's gum~ to Ix· great I )!11 at that with a ,·er ) d1ffNt'nt IYIJC 1>f en thus 1asm . Th1·n you "'t twc·k and luok at 11 and vo11 real11.<· that 1t'' not !\O grl'al .. · 1101-:Nt:K ESTIMATt:s he <I Vl'rC:lgl'S hl:l Wt:cn 1,:J,OO(J <.t r1rJ $4,()()() a yl'ar addit11111al ir11.:ornc from art :-.how!\ S1nrc his win nings ~<·amt· known. thcn.· haw· been the us ual c·nmk calli.. anrt the insura~ s <1lc :,111 cn and stoC'kbrukcr!> lie ~<'l~ rid of th<: stockbrokers u1t·kly by remind ing the m of the W0.000 lie lost "Something I · rn n<Jl hot he red with. but apparent!~ lht: kids get a certain amount of gaff f rc1m their 1· '' 11 ea g u cs ~ o l h -. t th C' 1 r ent husias m 1:, al"a)~ :-.c>mewhal t<• m pert.><1 , .. he:-.<• y-. .. , WAJ.Kt:o I NT't the h OU!>I: one day and I heard l>onna on thl' phone ~<Jy111g What 110 you mi:an it's not fair '" So <1h\·111u,)y th<' l!•rl on lhP olhl'r 1·1111 wa.., g 1v1ni.: hl•r "omt• d1ff1l·(1lt' m ·<·r lht· f~tl'l I had WOii I he• lot lt•r.\ rt1I I ht• ~1;c11n<I LUCK'S FRIEND A rlhur ltol•nt·r )~t.'t " help froni tl;111ghll'l'S \'1r).!1111 :1 1l('ft 1 :ind Do n n a 11\ Ito I <t ehtng 1s what he e n Jo~~ a n d h t•'s iil reet<1~ do111J' that LUCK DOUBLED TWO· TIME LOTTER'( WINNER ARTHUR HOENER College teacher• aeya llfe'a eaaler now ltmt• AnrJ !'h l· "as gettrng so mewhat chsturbed She said. Well. did your fothN buy a lot· I l·r.v 'tic·kct" WC'll , th<:n he C'~n 't \.\JO " HOf.Nt:R STl\R'l'ED huy1ni.: !>eC.1'>011 lotte ry lic:kets when hc took :.m 1:c·onom1st at h1i. word "'1111<' listt:nmi.: to a talk show on tht: rac.J10 ·'The· 1·c1rnomist being in · t1•rv1ewed was as ked by on eorthe peopk wh1J t-alled 111 how that pl'r!><m s hould go about inves ting !\Oml· money Thal wa:. the time of a vcr\' uncerta111 market in the m1ddi1·11fthe ·10s "ANO HE SAID that given m<Jrkl't C'Ondllinns today, you m1~hl ju~t a!> we ll go to Las Vega!> and t·n1uy gamhhng because hC' d11ln 't :-.ee the· markt•t a!\ anythmg 1'1:-ol' but ;,i wile;! g<Jmble at that I lflll' · ,\nd I h;.itl JUSI f1n1s h1·d a ver y :-.m<Jll d1.·~1gn jolr. I h<Jd an extra hundred dolla rs s o I bought four Sl•ason tickets on the lottery and th<Jt did it.., lie didn't win anything the first sea son . but renewed his tickets and now buys 20 a year at a cost of $500. "l 'M NOT GREEDY about 1l." he says. "I don't sit here and s ay . ·oh: I wan t to win a~atn. I want to win again.· Ob- ' iously, I'm a pretty lucky guy and with that kind of luck . you C'lluld jus t throw it away. "And the other thing, which bothers my conscience a litUe bit, is lh<Jl I really haven 't invested much in th is who'e process. It reall) requires an awful lot or p coi>l c to buy ti ckets (or !'oO!flCOne to win. I guess I feel rather strongly that t here just has to he some pay back into that !\\'!'>lt'Ol .. Call 642-5678. Pul a lew words lo work for you. Listed are Ollly a few of the many itetM °" sale. BEDROOM FURNITURE \N\(\NG 'l ,,__.. ______ -..;;~·-__ ...... -_-.:_-_-_-_·---.-· ,aoe.tE'tl '6~,N\(\NG'l 35°10 to 50°10 off --·--·----l-1r;~p~"'··,...· A.,.-,1-,..;-=---i:F::-,,:-::,.,-::,,,, fl' -..;:.· 1• :'l.., 1rP'>'ier M11ror 2 night stands . ~ t'tloe.tE custom drapery fabrics. MIDICAL TIAM NlmS VOLUNTEERS WITH DEPRESSION A Medical Research Team is studying the use of an anti-depressant medication • mil,. -....... STllf: ~ muet be betwMn the egea at 11Hl6 _., _,....icing ~n (fMllng 1ed Of bli.e for 11"1 re.on) tor et INlt 4 WMtc1. VOLUMfmS WIU. llCllYI A ... ONlf phy91C81 •••mlnMlon. EKG, lib 1--. mmic.tlon Md vtetla wtth • profwelon•I. MOMDAY THIU FllDAY ....................... . ... .. . Start 1981 off with a new look from JCPenney. 'il,;ft Oii "'" I CJfl ! " '"""' .1 • • ,, • • • '" youi htuu111 ()qf i 1,·~h•lt• 111•1 ,,,., •• 1 tia•J•• '·•'•·fully •,••It~~ t1•1 J tttf) 11~r1t••1•t 1 '·~dJftf • Ulttl w~t q1J• 1/f,•1t h• nu• ,t tu·~ »Pf>t.!rit.1n<..t• Cht•o·.~· lt11•t. ,111'11f1l• '>-ll1n~ .._n4•<•••, ''fl''' A>•'·'""'.. •, .,, ,,,,. D:-1m.1"\~ ldt nuc1rt!'-·•'"' r ''"' f.11 ft•(.hJft"I l',. f(>~ l •f11"; l.tt '1tC! 11)·\fak.lti'''' ·•' •-ut , •. ,;"""""'11w C•' • Sale price s ellec11ve through !.a I Jan 24. 30°/o off woven wood draperies vertical, 1 " decorator, and woven wood blinds. Save JO•. on any of lho.•"4' lJ'•,1uhlul w•noow11 t•e111men1s Wovt'n wOOC' i.011•·11 VOt•• su11ound1ogs !Iii••· on 1>ncruy t.O:.IS Vrrt>eal bllflds a•c; lastuonable w1lh not~f·f·•'' drnwshtng ano ro1a11~ .... ·1ion 1 dl'CIX Jlur bliods are versal~e ano l>'l!Ghcal They II adapt lo windows ot ill1Y s•rn .lnd <1hape Wov .. n w<>OCI bhn<ls a<e warm coloflul .1no convenient Use lhenl !lnywllt're ' 25 °/o Off Cuatom-oJdef wOOd 1huttef1. ChoosC' slJtsP louvers. Have lhem 1nted stll!Oed Of softened with l11btic JCPenney AllCADIA CJl>I 44~ llllMA PAllll C1141 11-..0H CAMOll llUI IM-1- -YltfOTO-.. ACM !PHI fff.PP(t PAl.M 11'11~01 t1UI J1M ttt PAIAOUIA 12u, 1n.,,., """" .-ls en JI HM)e I cUlVlll Cff\I ''OX ICll.lt' tlUI llOolMI DOW•Y tll 11 MMMI '"'-LllUC* (71el IPl~IO lAOUflA *LLI c1u1111-1100 lAllfWOOO CllJI ,,._, ... tlOMYC\Alll (7t41 ....... t •..ollf •ACM t1t41 '44-UU "°"'""'°°' '''" ... '* llO. MOU YWOOO Cit II 1tHtU • lltVlllllOl !1141 H MOIO SAN ll""MIOtffO 17"1 H4"111J fMOvlA..O OAlll ltott 4'7 .. 11 TOMANCI llUI J11417' OLllllMl4.I 'eAl.t.llllA' CJUI ..... , .. KAWTMOMI "-AZAl1U1'44-4HI llALl OJ OllAllOl 11141 ..... , .. OttAllOI 'TMI cm· 1nt1ta..1• WUT COVINA taUI .... ,,,. -TTWOOO 12111 t4"2111 -.. hp;:i. JI~ );\r· I was 2793now1795 was 1845 now89 5 F1v .. p1Prr• Bai..er I rencn Pm111nr 1,il bf'oroom set w ith triple Bombe dir .. ,<;er m1rrnr 2 BombP '11oti1· lanrJ• dnd 1<1ng·'>lle headboard was 3952 now2500 DINING ROOM FURNITURE Cl•n111ry r o ntemoorary tJurl and brass d1n1ng roo m sel includes qla"s·ll1PPe<1 P~len<;1on table and 6 s1c1e charrs I 9] 5 -was 2192 llOW Mate.tung china cab1npt was2530ftow 1695 was 919 llOw662 was 2779 ftOw I 9 5 9 M atch1no -;erver • tenredon Pan·A•,1an china cabinet LIVING ROOM FUIMITUIE Rayal Coach 78 sofa very line hght s1lver·be19e cover 8 A, ~ft ___ _ as 1695 aow.o ~ H1>nrPdon R5 p11Jc1wback sofa in dui.ty rose velvet 89 5 was I 420 ftow Coord1na1tng wing chair wen 110 lt0w580 Rnyat Coach PrQhl ·loot sola in while matte la1sse 985 was t 520 ftow LCll'eJe gr.p of .. ty chain °"• llalf price. larqe m;ihogany breakfront bookcase by Henredon with glass shelves and lighted interior. one ot H enredon s most outstanding pieces OCCASIONAL RJIMn'UIE <1 wen 3394 llOw2294 Century contemporary burl and brass end tables w~495eo.llOw295 eo. Henredon trad1t1onal mahogany square coflee table was 505 Hw295 c ••• .., • ..,., ........ occcni•al taWn ,._.eel for tllh ••_. --., ... .. .... " ---.. '.: .~· l I. " SENIOR HOl:JSING House rule lowers · seni0r8' rent JJ' oniaome SSI cul ha• a ailver lining By P-'T&H'K llt.:NNt;U'° OI ..... , .. _.__.. Not nnl> 1.11o Wyrhffti c;ar.i.na u,. l•U .. t •lrUt'. htf'• 1n Uunhnl(ton tlHd•. It ·· prub•bly one ol lhe few apartment hu1ldtn1C11 in wh1<'h rent:i wo111t 110 up tn 1•1 In fac·t rt'nti. th.-r.-•rt· l(OUll( 1low11 ul tht: new year f'ederaU,v aub&1d11ed h_y Lhe d~v•rlment of Housane and Ur.,.11 l.klvelQ1>mant I IHJU J the lM room H litOf") apartment i·omplea vrov1des hOU.!> 1n1 for senior <'IUttm11 oo f1 x"4.t incomei. I -'NO 99';t'-'USE the rules of lhe hou~e 1hclude 11 ~t1vulatwn th"'! lemuats only pay · one fourth or their 1n ;;om~ fur 'rent, about 80 of them will pay less n ext y ear ror their 600 1>quare foot , on e bedroomuniu. This development is the resuJt of the state's lowered income stan- dard used to figure Sup· plemental Security In· come <SSIJ payments. Seniors rel'eiving this aid will ll ve on $422 · a EVELYN O'HIEAAN month next year. instead of the current $440. Jearu1e Halverson, spokesman for Wycliffe Gardens. says those tenants receiving SSI will have their monthly rents lowered by $4 next year. Most of the tenetnts at Wycliffe pay an average of $110 a month, she said. but some pay less than $100. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT picks up the rest of the $370 tab for each apartment and pays Wycliffe Associates. the company that sponsor s the apartment high rise on a non·profit basis. Wycliffe. bas ed in Huntington Beach. is best known for its world·wide missionary efforts and Bible translations. The $6 million apartment structure was com - pleted last October at Main and Florida streets and is m eant to relieve the severe housing shortage for persons over 62 in Orange County. About 225 seniors live there. FOR THE MORE THAN 2,000 seniors on the wa iting list for O<'cupancy, Wycliffe is merely a . ~11,i>1!9tsw1f' SOME WYCLIFFE GARDEN TENANTS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Will PAY LESS RENT Rent muat rJot exceed ~•rter of Income; et9te cut Suppa.mental Security Income dim hope of escape from inflation and rising hous· mg costs. "My rent went up from $128 lo $196 with no end in sight." tenant Evelyn Frederica O'Hearn said of her previous apartment. .. The pressure was in· cre dible. I became a recluse and was extremely depressed.'' . She said her health also suffered. But since mov•ng to Wycliffe Gardens s he says she had made friends with her neighbors and is consider· ing getting back into her golf g~me. She describes her feeling as "being reborn.·· . "WE NEED MORE PIACES like this," Mrs. Halverson said. "It's amazing lo s~ the diange in these people once they gel the security of a safe place to li ve." She interviews prospt!ctive tenants and s ays their complaints usually etre the same -ever inc reasing rents squeezing their fixed income, and fear of crime. Only invited gues ts etre allowed into the high. rise apartment complex and volunteers watch the lobby for suspicious or oul·<>f·place persons. Mrs Halverson said. All doors are locked in the even- ing. Each apartment has l wo emer gency tiuttons . in the bedroom and bathroom. that light up a switchboard and !>ound an alarm in the fin;l fl oor main office in ca!>e of either illness or fire. ex- plains building superintendent Robert ll~ltf CITY FIRE C.:HIE f' Ray Picard adds that tht: high-rise structure, IJL11ll of <"Oncrete wall ·. is ·a~ fi n•safe as any build in~ an) µlace ... DAILY PILOT VOLUNTEERS --WITH MEMO·RY LOSS If yo. .,.. fHlh19 FOIGUFUL. CQM. FUSID, DISOlllHTED, Ila•• DlfftCULTY CO.MCEMTIATIMG or MAICIMG DECISIOMS, GRd ar• b•t••• 60-IS YEARS OF AGE. YH May ~far a Fltll ....... ry loss" 1Mdicati011 sWy pro-.,.... . Vol•tHrs will rec•h• a Fiii bri.t phyalcal Halfth1ation, EKG, ¥G· CAT Sc-. C091itl•e t•st, 1Mdlcaticr ... mih with a prot.11iot1ai. Call (714) 634-6938 Monday lhn Friday Between 8 a.llL ancl 5 p.m. NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION & BURIAL AT SEA. THE INF\.A TION FIGHTERS FUNERAL ~Ok tMMFDIAH ,..E l fl OR IREE MEMf'fRS,..d>POR H Jlli"l{jlllUPWl!ITi' Safety rail going up He said it hcts 100 percent sprinkler and smoke detector system and commun11:1ttion with each . room and that a fire can be isolated lo a certain portion of the h\Jtlding There are some prohlems . 646-7431 l "~ I HB City Council approves emergency work A new steel bar railing is being inataUed around the front of the Huntington B each Central Ubrary to mak~ it-a safer place for toddlers. • There Is no record of any small childre n falhng through the wider · s paces caused by the previous railing but there have been some apparent close calls. And the City Council has re· garded the situation serious enough to authorize emergency wm befuredisasteroccurs "We've had some cases of little t ykes wande ring away from their mothers and sticking their heads through the railing," said Don Kiser. an engineer with the city. "That was enough to cause some concern," he said. "There have been such Injuries in other :)arts of the stale and we didn't want it to happen here." The new railing includes about 350·feet of solid steel bars spaced 41h·inches apart. ~apparently making it impossible for anyone to fall about 15 feet lo the ground or concrete. Kiser said tfie cityaecided to in·- stall lhe .ailing for safety aspects and to conform with state regula· lions approved afte r the $4 million library was completed in 1975. Who is to pay for the estimated $5,000 remodeling is being debat- ed by the City Council and mem- bers of the Public Facilities Corp.. a nonprofit org.anization , that owns the Central Library and the Civic Center and leases them to the city. The Pfo'C receives monthly pay- ments until the two buildings are paid for and turned over to city ownership in 1998. The arran-gement was sef up to avoid putting a bond issue on a ballot in 1972. e I SUPER SAVERS The 80-space parking lot appears too smaJI. there is no traffic signal across Main Street to the F ive Points s hopping center. and the re are only two elevators in the buildinl!. makin~ ror oc· casional long waits to gel upsta1r~. HOWEVER, MOST OF the tenants shrug off NEPTUNE SOCIETY PLEASE SEND f"llH 2 .. 00 WEST COAST HWY. PORH'OLIO Suite 9 ~::i:En New~rt Beach, CA. 9266? cirv the problems as minor and point to the outside • patio garden area on the 13th floor, the . shuffle ... -Giit a..i ..... you ewerJt"'-1 "'8 .,-.._ board courts, pool table and small hbrary, .... . . , horseshoe pitching area. and adult classes offered ... -~ 11111 .. ,.. ._ al the high· rise ' • · .J. "Mo:;t_ of us think of .~his place as a modern ._.... Daily POOi ~ condominium complex. s aid MFs . O'Hearn. '" speaking from her bak On) hverlooking the city. If you·vl' nevPr µlal'cd 11 Class1ficd ;id. yo u're iu the nununty ~ Try 1t unce IHld see how quickly Y<Ju gel res ults . Phon e 642-5678. ------; WINTER SALE* ·SAVE20% T030% ENGINEERING• OFFICE SUPPLIES• CALCULATORS• SINCE 1867 COIT DRAPER~ CARPR& UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 50°/o OFF PHOTO FRAMES ceramic· wood• metal• acrylic 50°/oOFF SELECTED OFFICE SUPPLIES paper cilpe • clip hOlderl • delk cadys • ICiuol's • hole pundm •phone dlrectoriee • 8nd more. 300/o OFF PORTFOLIOS t:. · AND BRIEF BAGS assorted vinyl from famous names hke Samsonite, Swaggercrafl. Pabrmi and Hazel 400/o OFF ASSORTED LAMPS high 1ntens1ty lamps• desk lamps• clamp lamps and more 3 ring binder•, assorted colors. apec:l111.19 1pecl•l 2.79 epecl1I .tt 1peclal.1.M apeclell.41 .......... 3.50 value _ • Eldon at8c:k tr•y1, assorted colors, reg. 3.50 J. K. Giii correction fluid CMck file, 3.50 value Evoo ... Y , ... 31e5x12, 8.95 value lvco IMy ,. .. 4x8x12. 11.95 value Memo P8d Hokier with 200 lheetl. 3.50value ... •peclal2.81 SOUTH COAST PLAZA• lower level in bullock's wing ,,. ~··"'· -......... 1 ...... -•• • .. ;.·-···-. 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To tM' JuN'. 'iometh1na 111otnM around But wh•I th~ iwmt>lhtnM 11 r•ma1n1 • mat lf'• of <"00Je<'l11rr f'Vf'll tu the tuechJy tramt!d d11~ ~l' .. t r•C'lu•n. 111 th1• Ur•n.ito ('uunly llt:1&1lh f't>P •nmt'nt Th.-n· ~ nu c111ri.t11111 v11 •I 1UJU!H lh • .iomai .111•un1t !jlll~., l>r Tum t•rttndtlr•ut. chief of· ··~11d1•mmlO~> for tht-t.h- 1•artmf'nl M.1 h1bchrt-c·tm .,. it' h1•nw .. 11 k tht-flu ' th· .. asn t 11lone \l tht· Oran~., t 'vunt> ., 11 I' V"v .. r 11nent inform a IHlll ulf11'"' "•kt-Mc-Kee v. "'"' I \u11 1n furmat1vt' l ut' .. 1101 morn1n1r: llt--. h.·.-n •J ff ''' k for four d1t \:. I h·· flu KMOMlltl. ~l .. .:R\ ISOR t:LE("T Roj(er Stanton. "h•• ""I la• -,v.urn into 0H1ce Mund•>" "d,11 l di ,ulc1hlt· la~I 'I ue:.da.> Home s1t•k n .. n~ Tht' raµe .t~:.ault trial or four Vietnamese 1mm1grant:-. v.a:. postponed. The reason· 1lt'lt•ni.t' ut torney Slop Hew all wits sick. "He's l!ot the nu. l:I ~ec:retary said. l the Dady Pilot's Santa Ana news bur~au, two of three staffers were out last v. eek \lou guessed il. f'lu The word is short for influenza. Influenza is a viral infection that arflicts the res piratory trac·t . a nd causes fever and rnusl·ular pain. WHAT MOST PEOPLE call the flu is not influenza ll c-ou ld be s icknesses like rhinoviru:., or adenovirus or parainfluenza. ··There are a lot or viruses. but actually. this year in Orange County. we've not seen mu<'h evidence of flu -influenza." Pren- dergast s aid. So far, there have only been two confi rmed cast>softhe Bangkok flu in Orange County. PR•:NDERGAST noted, however. that lab tests must be conducted to posiU.vely identify any lypeof nu. As a matter or course, such tests are not routinely conducted. F ootnote· Prendergast. the county 's epidemiologist. that is. the man with the dis- ease facts and ra~ures, said. "I was sick ... <1ncl when lhe epidemiologist is sick. well. that , indu·atesancpidem k ." Pot program now supplied SACRAMENTO CAP) -Aller a year of stale· federal negotiations. cancer patients in California nc~w can apply to use marijuana legally to combat thP side effects or c hemotherapy, according to an announcement. . The s tate law allowing doctors and pharmal'ies to dispense marijuana to cancer pa- tiPnts took effect Jan. 1. but there was no mari· JUana foe the program, said the law's a uthor, Sen. R'obert Presley. D-Riverside. The law said the marijuana would be supplied by the federal government, or the state couJd use m a rijuana that had been confiscated by l~w en· forcement officers and tested for purity. Rut the state decided not to use confiscated marijuana because of the cost of testing it and the like lihood or federal objections, Presley's office said last week Negotiations with the f<.-deral government ac- tua 1 ly began about a year ago, when the bill pa~sed. They were prolonged by a change in the r«;..5ponsiblt> federal drug agency and by a federal- st'ale disagreement over the needed amount of capsules containing THC. the active ingredient in marijuana • But Presley said the National Cancer Institute tlas now indicated it will provide more than half tlie THC capsules the state has requested, and that as' enough to get the program started. Marijuana in cigarette form a pparently was available earlier. Studies have shown that marijuana is often the most effective drug available lo ease the nausea t h' a t f r e q u e n l I y a c c o m p a n i e s c a n c e r ct!emotherapy. Landmark razed SOLIHULL, England (AP> -Local government officials said a mistaken razing of an 18th century farmhouse listed for preservation was "one or those damned, silly, s tupid things that should not have happened.'' 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SIU•TS .\Rt: or they• rt-'>hurt a111I '>lloJJl1} ~ 1Ui leg banng :.cx1n1:::.::. !°Qa1"e r o manl ll' muv1.J<. µl a } agains t dramatw nati ve and folk lorn· looks Camoufla~t: µnnb l·umc out 11r the j ungle a::. soph1l>t1catt d sµort~ The dress rt:oappearl> in full fashwn st rength. lookan~ nt'Wl•Sl whcn lht: i:>mphasis 1s at tht• hip And the most Jmportant tops µlay the l>arnl' balanl· mg act lhey'rt-either s h;1pcly and fitted. Rt-na1ssanee style or softly gathered 1Qlo the 't!Os blouson rSexiness appear~ in lt.'lo: bar111g looks. hip <H'l'ents or off the shoulder ~loueh It '!:i as di vcr~l' as th1: new pro µortions !';FRJN(i IS one H•af;on when a well-dressed f0<1l 1s the bottom line for the well -dressed m an. woman or ch ild . IL is t.t lso the l imt· for a wardrobe of shoes. however selel'· tive, lo complem ent the looks that make a wardrobe (•om plete. Gone are the days when a high-heeled moccasin or a sllng·ba<'k sandal can carry a woman from da}' to night. from city to count ryside .. As pants are the big message. so are low-heeled sh()(!s. Some are on wafer·thin or S<'ooped out wedges. others on lowered heels. newest when i.hof"l wul plurnp H :.hot·~ aren 't low the•y •, . ., 1l11w11 lt1 l'.1Jl'ltl t 'lah urc ll\llrt' 1mµ11rt unt t h:111 1•v1•1 ~h·•tht·r bulk rinu, skim me r -.1.111t1a1 ,,, m111·1·1:.1!'.1n :.tyll' l\nu \1> hu llHH·•· lht· llt'W i.hoft, full or f1tl 1,"1I 111·uvo1111Jf1:-. ru.w y uf the 1ww shoe~ UI I' i.h11w111i:: ankle 1nll'l't.'Hl With lol1> (1( Ian • u11 rnu1t1 n hbon lie~ and <mk le .l>t raii~ At n1i.:ht, ... andab 1trc 1>cx) arn.J -.tnppy whl'lhcr tu gh hct:led or fl al W tJllt'll ll•atlwr j rtll :.lriµIJ} lt·alhcrs 1·11untcr11111111 o;m rn1lh 11.1111>11 umJ but t l:'f} k1tls k111:-. ('a ll \,.., d 11nl.t. linen, 11hl>1m r..iff1;, 11h.•s ll '>t'l' throui::h '111 .) I -.trJ"' sh;.in lung .... at111 ancl µarlil'llUll' ll\ 11111 ha\•· II\, • .., 11f lht•lr ''" 11 th1' '>l'J .... 1111 Tiit: VARU-:T\' .,p.,rn -, l0ndlc~s. And rf lht' shot• rsn I textured. lhl• Wt.'d gl' or hct.·I Sl'Cm~ ll• he ropt-. hemp, <.'ork. b<Jmhoo. -;a tin l'Vt•n the flash of nwtall1c ... n t h slrn"' T he lll'WS IS lht• 11IJ)' uf l'nlvr rn ul11 pastel :-.anclab. han <I~ of l'Oluro.; 1n h<irmonizrng hut•s. ;md tont· un turw bknds. t-:xe1:pt for tht• na ultl'al trio of red. whlll' ancJ hluc. l'Olor ltu s sµrin ~ is gt•ntlc aml niut l'd It st:.irb with dustt·d m al k µa sll'ls lc:mon. IJl'<.lt h. nwhm . mint and ic·y hlnc The tinted m·utrals an• s uhtlt• stancl b~:-.. blush. lt'a. lavt•nd <tr and biscuit ht'·i~c whilt• dcst.'rt tont·s ar t· t ht• rwutrals t<1 wateh -khaki. olln ', sand b a n an u . <'I a y . h 1• ru1 a t\ n d r or folkloru: dnima. it's marc1u11, mtl1~0. l'OCoa ht•CJn, t11asl ~nit fuc·hsw the foreruniwrs o( fall Spring is a st•ason or gn:al ill'la1I. wi th shocS" :.portmg orn~1m1•nh and e m bc l11 s hmenls from round th<: world. Thev·n · frt•sh ancl fo n1·1ful ;,ind decidedly ·femin1rw hutllms. ho w ... be ads. lac·e. ·l!ro:.gratn arnl satin n h bons. studs. dots, knob and ml·l<.t llll' dis<.'s. Anti fringe. Indian :-.t1ll·h1ni.:. tassels and beading ;.irt· t•vt·rywht•rc Camoufklge comes out of the 1ungle and znto fashion with all k inds (JI sports shoes. Shoum are 1 top left 1 leather sandals from Old Mam Trotters. 1 top right 1 cut-out clogs by Olof Daughters. r bottom left I ankle-111~11 sneakers from Crayons and 1 bottom nght 1 Western boots from Wrnnylrr Some institutions help family, some inter/ ere ~l•l lo nw D•llr Pilot There are m any ways in which the institu- tions of the commun1lv can supp0rt the family in its functions rather than provide programs that will substitute for and replace the family. This is the opinion of the Rev. Steven Pre iMer, director of the National Center for Family Studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington. D.C. In designing programs. he says. every in slitution should question itself about how its a1· ~ tions affect the life and strength of the family. IN OUR HIGHLY j.ndustrialized society. he s ays, the tasks of raising a flmily have been divided among the nation's various community institutions. Schools have tended to become solely responsible for educating our children, day care centers for caring ror our children dur- ing the work day and hos pitals for bringing our children into the world. . Jn essence, says Rev. Preister, families have been disenfranchised in their own· run<.'- -llOlls by ir\Stitulions. Tt.a.4Jtate of affairs has begun to change. he says. l"or example, many couples have become much more actively involved in the process of )>regnancy and childbirth; fathers are often present at the birth today and mothers learn to do exercises while giving birth instead or being aneat.hetised. · "Parentln1 can be more validated in the world ol work," he explains. "with the u~e of Oex time cnextble work hours according to the needs of P.acb person), maternity. leave for both parenta providin1 of child-care arrangements on the ~ premises so parents can be with their children periodically throughout the day, and a concerted effort on the part or industry "' not to transfer a family with children." HEALTH CAaE 18 another area which needs to support the family ln its funciions rather than · tryi• to be a aubllitut. for the famUy, 1a,1 Father Preister. Hospital staff IHJ C.'!Clnli .. r the flmlly of a p11Uent to be in the way, when tn taat, h• notea, the partlolr•tJoa or f unll1 can be one of the moet powerfu heattn1 .,_ti tor the paUent. Sine• man1 parent• mu1t leave their elalldrwa wtdl • d•J care raetlitJ while t!My _ wen, etilld-cue IMUtUUona m\llt a11o tlnel• ta ... ~ft rel8Uonahlp with ,. .. ti, ....... . Pnlater'. . • .,,_. .,. tDb few day c8N emten lD UM Families have been disenfranchised in their own /unctions by institutions, says the director of the National Center for Family Studies at the Catholic University o[ America. country which have such a partnenhip, ·' he says, "where parents consult with the people at the center once every week or two to discuss the child." ~ MENTAL HEALTH institutions and in- dividual professionals can also offer support to the couple or family in need. It someUmea Ja dlfficuJt to know when thin11 have aotten bad enou1h J.o~ • couple to seek outalde help. he' explaina. However, he IUC· 1eata some tell-tale alps a couple •~Id look for : -Either or both partnera fMl stuck and u thou1"h there la juat no way out of tbelr probtema. ; · One or both pa rtners feel that certain a spects of their relationship are more than tern· porarily out of control. Serious emotional or physica l problems arc manifeslinR the mselves in any particular fa m ily mem ber. One or both partners ar~ beginning to worry excessively about something. Once you've decided that it's time to seek professional help how do you go about finding <'Ompetent help? Rev. Preister recommends the following as good sources of information in shopping for a professional who is suited to your needs : -ASK FOR SUGGESTIONS from your priest. rabbi or minister. When you find a potential professional. ask about his credentia ls. You have a right to know if he has ever worked with your type of problem(s>. with someone of your ethnic. re· ligious and c ultural background. Find out if the professional · has been certified by the American Association of Mar- riage and Family Therapists. Call your Community Mental Health Agency. -Contact the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to obtain a directory of certified professionals by location. -CHECK voua INSU&\NCE poUcy Lo determine what is covered ln the area of mental health. AJI Community Mental Health Atencies · and all social service aaencies under reli1ious auspices have a sUdint scale of char1es for services rendered, baaed on an indlvlduaJ's in- come. . In addition to seekina the help or a qualified professional, there are preventative meuures that can be taken. says Rev. Preister, to help couples and fammes before they are in desparate str1ita, for example:, -Most Community Mental Health Aaen. cies give e<Mcatlon enrichment coune1 in patenllnf. -"Marriace encountera" under the auspices ol numeroua reUatoua and Meular in· stltulloaa provide one means ol belp. - -Numeroua 1upPort 1"*111 nilt lD wbicb peers share what may prove to ba nluaMe ln· formatJon for coup)" or famlllel.. · ··u tbele support 1roupe do DGt _..ta~ commlBUtJ," IQI a.v . ........._,1& 11 p;mw. to •tart ane. Tue UMt lniUaUft • oraeet•1 younelwe ud ftnclin1 a....,.......,._ to -work with )'OU." fklnoey, Je1tu11rf 4. 1881 DAIL V PILOT .4 j,. ... Now there's 'cowboy boot syndrome' · Urban cowboys have cowboy hats. cow- boy shirts, cowboy jeans and, often, the "cowboy boot syndrome" -a foot malady recently identified by the California P~iatry Asso~iation. "We 're seeing an increase in a whole range or foot problems, including ingrown toenails , corns, calluses and bunions, all caused by the boots currently in vogue," said John Connolly. association president. "AND MEN ARE the prime victims. for a change," he added . "They're s uddenly be- ing confronted with a problem that women have put up with for years -trying lo wear shoes thet were never meayt to conform to the human foot. "The pointed toe so important to the 'urban cowboy' fashion look is the culprit. Cowboy boots come to a point, the human foot does not " In addition to the damage caused by cramming toes into an almost non·existent toe box, cowboy boots offer little if any shock absorption, Conno lly said. "AND SINCE these boots are worn primarily for dancing, and vigorous dancing at that. the feet are also const-'cintly being sub- jected to jarring shocks," he said. "The re - s ult is .a pair of aching, tired feet when the da nce is over ." · Connolly offered som e hints for wearing cowboy boots in relative comfort. ·'The first rule is to buy the largest boot you c·an wear without walking right out Of it forget your normal size." he said. "Sel1·1·t a pair about 11 :1 inches het ween the end of the: big toe and the point of the boot. "WHJl.F. THIS extra-large boot accom· modates your toes more comforta bl y, your hee ls a rc going lo s lip and you'll need a. reputabJ(' sh<.>e salesman or cobbler to insert m ate rials around the hack and s ides of the boot ht.-el 111 st a ln lt zt· I hl' foot " Connoli, s aul !hi:-. finished product is "less than u1e;tl " and should not be worn rout inely Men's fashion elegant in '81 Men a re returning to t•legance at eve ry turn relaxed elegance. with '80s s avvy E ven separates and casual wear have a morl' form al essence . And, according to the Footwear Council. spring '81 shoes ar e following s uit. From wing-tips to sandals the ele~ant m·essage is clearly defined. The secret of the clothing is in the fabric Suits and jackets refle<.'l a refined quality in silk. silk blends, linen. mohair, and the lux- ury. or cashmere At ease. it's the classic elegan<'e of <.'her ks and plaids. best ex emplified by the renaissance of Madras. IN TIIE OFFICE or out. men ace re- disco vering the traditiona l line·up of poplin. !.e.ers ucker and fine pin <.'Ord Silhouettes are basically classil·. uncluttered and clean. Cool is the key lo color from fresh palette of watercolor pastels to muted blue and polished ~ray except when it <.'om es to spring-summer sport blazers where lhl' hues are hot. With t he new a pproach lo dothinl?. com es a diffe re nt attitude toward footwear . The avant garde conc·eµl 1s pairing casual shoes with formal s ituations : tassel moccasins for business with a ma dras jacket and the newest plairl-fronl unplc;,itcd trousers. SHOES SHA Pt: up ror sprin~ as Jazz ox- fords. Bal ox fords. win~ lips. hua ra<'hcs, moccasins. slim·lastcd penny loafers. san dais and Western boots The newest miHerials are sm ootht·sl leathe rs or jusl t he opposit e Sueded and gr ained leathers . ;mi linc fi nishes a nd hea \'~ gauge canvas add new dimension. The dt' finitive details . tassels. hand·s titching amJ beading, Indian style: top-stitching : chromt: and composition soles: and the lame d-down wedge taking a masculine stance. In a lighter , a lthough no less sale able vein is the he she a pproach For spring '81. it 's the style that ·s the same. not the execution This year. men and wome n will be followin~ in eac h other's footsteps in penny loafers. boating mocs, sad· die shoes. jazz oxfords and the continuing ar· ray of active sport looks At night. it's tuxedo pumps all the way An appropriate end to the dawn-to-dusk wardrobe. Kids' forecast t Children are stepping into grown.up s hoes in the Fashions they wear and the footwear that completes each look. For girls, it's the ease of a jumpsuit and all the new pants whether long or short. It's the romance or a pretty dress, the freshness or clothes that are short and s nappy, the im- pact or folkloric and native looks that speak a foreign language. ACCORDING TO the Footwear Counclt. America's youngest women will be stepping into slides, ankle strap sandals, Indian headed and fringed mocasslns, decorative • espadrilles, tuxedo flats and detailed shoes : that are studded, cut·out, see·lhrouah. bowed and be·ribboned just like their elders. ~ For boya, It's bualriesa aa usual. Just like ~ their fathers In clean suits and Jacketa, ~ newest plain-front trousers, pattemed ahirta ~ and three-dimensional ties. ~ Plus, it's the freedom to be relaxed in so ; many ways -polo ahtrta. "pullo¥en, and t clasaics: ·In new pastel colorth11. bermuda l. ahorta, and active spOrta. • ~ SPRING FOOTWEAR for boys ia as i adult 11 u..t for srown·up rnodels. It runa the \ 1amut from na11ed and ready for •action to ne•tlJ tailored or ,..,axed ad UI). ! "'lael•cl•d are boatta1 and ladtal f moe..-. . ..-..s ulldala, \mllllllttred •· 1 f Ocdl, '8•WI)' Hkle·llllb· IHaten .. d .......... I' A~· cw.. y PtlOT Su11day. Jan~ry 4, ttlt What's a mother to do? W• ere • l'Oun\ry nf d1f fer••u~• Our pc>&IUc1 ar« b1parti1an, ov la.lth ts 14t<'tarlan. our food• aa4 <'uatom1 ar• mulll eUuue -.d our morale are up for arat. Amid a hyaterical kid yeWn1. "Pleue, Mommy. I'm IOn')'," (that wu a touch) thia it the ltlnd of support I 1ot from the mob. Never are theH dafferenc• mort evad•nt than when we MMn« acrou a child who ta bav lDI a temper tantrum Everyune w(lllet1•ns It 11 an authority (Ill who 11 reapon ubl ~ for lh• letnps tantrum •nd what to du at.out '' beyoad ~IUoa. WboM very life la dra1nlnc °"' ol hla bqdy becaUM he la tired and ,,.-anti to be "arned at the s1me moment you •"' carryln1 50 pounds of .irut·erl-. and a seven-month fetua anaide you "What kind of mother can stand to hear her child cry like lhat?" "He needs lovln1, that's what he needs." "I 'd say he needs attention. -Probably does n't 1et any at home." "I sfw her earlier. She held hiS Ht· tie arm so ti1ht, I thought she'd pull It ou\ of the socket." "She couldn't afford a lousy piece of · bubble gum?" "She's the one who should be spanked for not keepln1 an eye on him.•· Jdt to darify. l 'm nut ta1'Ull about your harmleu llttl• 1tomp1nK thf' foot dan<:H•lC up 1nd down wh1n1na and wha mpenna ol a <·h1 Id who cluean 't wut to io an \he deep end of the ewamnuna ~ I · m ta.lluna your one a.how only mat1oee-perlormance or • child ly\na ~ \bt! Ooor bile a 1111e ol laundry 1eream101 and cryan& with a volt·e tKat s hatters -..1ast1c The child whose limbs ha ve turned to string Whose fii r e ts s wolle n with te ars Th" »ad fact 111 mothers do not .!illc ll with lht:tr own In • temper 1utuation l found this out quite paiofl.&lly one summer when my Wddler entwined himself around m y le& in a supermarket and chanted ooe word, ''Gum," for ~ minutes. The weight of drag· ll1lK rum on m y let became qu&le annoying and I said to him firmly, "No'.'' Gettinl up from my knees. I reached over to pick up my son. It was then that he gave his performance for his big finish : HE FLINCHED! The crowd loved i\. One woman, said, "I don't know why ·God gives children to people like The next thing I know he had pulled o ver ~he entire gum m1Achine. I whacked him on lhe bottom and began pick ing up 3,000 paec~s of rolling gum balls. that!" . I knew. And I wasn 't going to do it anymore. Agency aids bereaved DEAR ANN LANDERS. This morning's mall brought news or the suicide ol a friend. He was a lovely man whose wife recenUy passed away. Seven calls a day Just to see If everybody is "all right" is loo darned many. His daugh\er had assumed t'.hat he had adjusted well, ·but since she was not living near him she had only. his letters to .JO by. iteven times. She ne ver has anything to talk about -just wants to make sure everybody is "all right." At some polat you must say, "Enou1h ... and no more," as· sert your ladependence ud leU your mother lhat ber 1mother- 1a, la creat1a1 problems le your marriage. Malle I& plalll &bat one call a day Is eaoa1Ja ualeu t.llere I• aa emer1eacy. If she la•lata on caUl.ag more fs:equeatly, say, .. Sorry, I've got to rua. I'll phone you tomorrow.'' Thea do It. Most people are not aware that the death of a spouse is the most traumatic -0f all life's changes. The difficult problems usually begin weeks after the funeral. when the last relative / has gone and the day-to·day routine resumes. The bereaved widows and widowers should be told about the help they can get f-rom a government agency. My mother is not a widow. She and Dad are in good health. have a car. no financial worries and many friends, but suddenly I have become the center of her life. This woman does more bossing now than when I was 15. In fact. she had a job then and had very litUe time for me. Now she· can't leave me alone. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will you please try to find space in pt)ur column for just one more word frorr an animal lover who was incensed by that letter critical or pet lovers? Those who are inte r ested s hould· write to W i dowed Persons Ser vice AARP/NRTA, 1909 K. Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20049. Thanks for all the good you do. -ALONE BUT NO LONGER FEARFUL IL annoys my husband when she phones so often, and we've had arguments about it. I 've asked Dad lo help, but he says, "She is a good pe rson and I will simply quote one of Ame rican 's favorite authors. Mark Twain. He said. "If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous. he will not bi~e you. This is the principal dif· ference between a dog and a man." Sign me -LILLIAN B. OF EVERYWHERE means well. · DEAR FRIEND: I'm grateful for the Information. I did DOt know thJs service was available. Tbank yoo for helping me to help others. I don 'l want to put m y mother out or my life. All I want is a normal relationship. Please he lp. -BABY OF 39 DEAR ANN LAND ERS : My mother is retired and has very little lo do. So she ca lls me on lhe phone. Yesterday it was DEAR 39: I hate to be a bott, but I'll have to say It agalD. It lakes two people to create a situation like yours -a mother wbo is a compuJslve neurotic and, a daughter who will permit' !lerself to be imposed upon. DEAR LILLIAN : Tb at quote certainly renects Mark Twain's delightful cynicism. But I am unclear as to how one makes a dog pn>flperods. Put him in the movies, or on TV, maybe? Thanks for writing. Name's the syme WALNUT CRE EK , Calif. (AP) -"May I have your name?'' asks the man laking a pizza order. ''Ronald Reagan.·· comes the reply. "Oh. yeah? I'm Jack Benny." But it really was ROa'ald Reagan, though not the pr~ident elet't. ordering pizza in Walnut Creek Thjs Reagan is a 40-year-old inventor and accountant for the Centr al Contra Costa County Sanitary Distrfrt. Having the same na me as the GOP politi· cian has produced some "comical" situations. he s ays. In the late 1960s. Reagan lived in Sacramen· lo when the governor was a man named Reagan. And Reagan, CPA, kept getting ttie governor's mail. "ll was addressed three ways -either Gov. Ronald Reagan, the Honorable Ronald Reagan or Ronald Reagan. H it came to me the last two ways. I opened it," he sllid. · Once, very early in the morning'; be got a lobg-distance tele phone call from Sweden ask, int-where Cfmpaign contributions could be sent. Law aima to diaaJuroge child cmlody flighta WASHINGTON (AP) -A new law re- quiring all state courts lo abide by child custody decrees issued by other stales is de· signed to deter parents from broken homes from kidnapping their children lo thwart custody orders. • The measure, signed by President ~arter on Monday, was promoted by the estimated 25,000 to 100.000 child snatchings in the Unit· ed States each year. Sen. Malcol~ Wallop, R-Wyo., a prin· cipal sponsor of the measure. has said the law will remove the incentive parenta may have for kidnapping their children and mov- ing tl)em to another state in an effort to have ·~ustody decrees chanl{ed. . -. Fluol'e8Cent lights cheaper f (AP) -If you are considering installing i w lighting in some part of your home, the ex· rt.a say you '11 save in the long run by using n rescent li1hta. · . 1 Fluorescent bulbs give out more ll•ht per W.tt of electricity than other types, and that lAnaJates into lower electric bllla. t For example. a 40-wau nuoretc9tt bulb .l,ea out 80 lumen.I" per watt of ll&bt, while a ;o:watt incandescent bulb &ive1 olf only 14. 7 l enaperwatt. • Over a 7·hour period, aceordln1 to tbe erl)' Department, the n~ bulb would e you 140 watts of electrtclty while provld1n1 re Ulht. MONDAY, JAN. 5 By SYDNEY OMARR • ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19>: Highlight con· fidence, willingness· to accept challenge; long- standing obligation will be fulfilled. Older persons become your allies and aid you in earn· ing more for your efforts. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20J: Pl.ans fw future journey come into focus. Accent on distance, language and educational project. This can be your power-play day. What seemed out·Of·rP.11rh becomes readily available. GEMINI CMay 21-June 20): Make new start in new direction. Stress independence. originali· ty and inventiveness. Delve beneath surface in· dications. You could be recipient of "occult knowledge." CANCER (June 21-July 22): Follow through on hunch; your intuition serves as reliable guide. Defer to wishes or one close to you. in· eluding partner or mate. You're asked to bring together those who bold opposing views. LEO CJu.ly 23·Aug. 22): Avoid :direct con· frontation.s; exhibit humor. intellec(ual curiosi· ty. Long-distance call aids in clarifying posi· lion. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure pro· minenUy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Seft. 22): Romance. cre ativity, change, trave and a variety of sensations highlight lively scenario. Lethargy is shoved aside and you feel more vibrant. Young persona are drawn to you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 ct. 22): Avoid falling into trap of over-confidence. Get ideas on paper - and protected. Focus on home, property and eliminaUon of safety hazards. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on relatives, home environment and special message~. Be flexible. show that you can change with the times. One in position to aid will ouWne program. SAGl1TA&IUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Define financial terms -take nothing for granted where inveatmenta are concerned. Pisces, Vir:go persona figure prominently. You obtain needed material and can locate article that had been misplaced or atolen. CAP&ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Get orf sidelines and into direct competition. Hither· upa will back your position. Scenario features money and love. Jud1ment. intuition prove ac· ~rate. -., AQVAaJVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You lain ac· cesa to coalldentJaJ malerlaJ. Important project will be completed. One you admire retuma com· pllment. Ari•. Libra penona ftpre prominent· ly. I.oak beb1nd tcea• for anawen. PllCD (Ptb. If.Mar. 20): Conlideace is restored; member ol oppoeite au boo9U your _morale. Empba1l1 oa fuUUlm.at ot hopes, wisb• and fantul•. MR. AND MAI. SINCLAIR Doiron-Whan Diane Whan, of Huntington Beach and Stephen Doiron of San Antonio, Texas, were married at the South San Antonio Baptis t Church. The bride. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Don Whan or Huntington Beach, graduated from Edison High and works for the U S. Air Force. The groom is the son or Mr. and Mrs . Rola nd Doiron of San l\ntonio. He graduated from Southwest Texas State University. He is e mployed by t he San Antonio Independent School Olstncl. The couplt' wi11 Ii ve in Texas. Buchanan-Bradhurne William F. Buchanan or Newport Beach took Julie Ann Bradburne, also of Newport Beach, as his bride m a ceremony at St. An · drews Presbyterian Church. The bride ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bradburne of Newport Beach. She graduated from .Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College. The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. Jay 0 . . Gomez-Martos Juanita Gomez and Raymond Martus are bethrothed. . The future groom is the son or Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Martus of Huntington Beach. He is a magna cum laude graduate ofUC Irvine. Hi s fiancee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gomez or Springfield, Vt. She gradual· ed from the Uni versit y of Ve rmont and is a socia l worker at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont. Snyder-Watson Debby Snyder ahd Dusty Watson, both o( Costa Mesa. plan to be married. The future bride. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Snyder of Costa Mesa is a graduate of Newport Harbor Hjgh. The future bridegroom is the son of Don Watson of Pasadena and Mra. Jackie Watson of Balbofl. He is a gr aduate of Pasadena High School and Orange Coast College. A February wed<fing'is planned. ·Adams-White Judith R. Adams of Costa Mesa and Curtis F. White of Irvine have announced their engage- ment. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E . Adams of Sun City, graduated from Foothill High School in Tustin and attended Cal State Fullerton. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest White of Irvine, graduate_d !J:.om University High School and attends Cal State Fullerton. The wedding Is planned for April. Shaffer-Litsinger An autumn wedding is planned by Leslie Shaffer or Huntington Beach and Richard Lits· inger. of Lynwood. She is the daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. R. James Shaffer of Huntington Beach. Miss Shaf· fer graduated from Marina High School. She plans lo graduate in June from the USC School of Pharmacy. Her fiance is the son of David W. Lltsinger and the late Ardell Lilsinger. He is a sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department. Toddlers help par.ents Keeping a toddler out in sight and is rewarded of the kitchen while with lhe good feeling of J;crubbing the noor ls no doing something "im· small thing. Toddlers portant." are notoriously eager "helpers," especially Prot~on where waler is involved. ~ Save yoar temper and put the tot's Interest lo After bathing or work. Provide a small showering, use either .. a spon1e and a little pail deodorant or an an· o( warm sqapy water lo. tlperaplrant, depending wash a portion of the on the kind o! protection noor. needed. A little spilled water A deodorant inhibits won't matter lf you plan the 1rowth of bacteria work to flnlab ln the and helP9 prevent odor. y o u D 1 s le r' t I r e a. An anll·Pertplrant help•_ Meanwhile, the child la atop penptratlon. ......, ·r.rc •I ~"•r I.II• -•-v~ ..... •• a. .... r -~ ..... . .. C.TA •MA •t'rNem UIM• ............... . oO.ta*-. OA.... ......~ . MRS. DOIRON MRI.BUCHANAN Buchanan of Newport Heach, as a "raduate o! both Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast .College. He is employed by \he Heme\ Fence Co. After a trip to Mexico. the couple plan to live in Hemet . Mott-Lilly Donna Belle Lilly was married to Gordon Dennis Mott in Te poztlan, Morelos, Mexico in a ceremony performed in the garden setting of a private villa. The bride. the daughter of Dr. and Mrs . T erry E. Lilly ot Corona del Mar. graduated · cum laude from Rad cliffe College. She is resi· dent vice president in the financial institutions division or Citibank. N.A . in Mexico City. .- lier husband is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald 0 . Mott of Gainesville, Fla .. and a cum laude graduate of Harvard College. lie is a cor- respondent for the Associated Press in Mexico City. Sinclair-Borns f<im Burns and Stan Sinclair . both ol Kirkland. Wash .. were married at the Over-lake Christian Church in Kirkland. The bride, daughte r of Mrs. Cam J ohnson of Sea ttle and Warren Burns <>f Portland. Ore graduated from Huntington Beach lllgh and at tends the University of Wash .. The bridegroom as the son of Mr. and Mrs John Sinclair of Rupert. Idaho. He attended Boise State lJniversity. Ida ho. and owns his own bust• ness. RUFFELL1S UPHOLSTERY W-...Y•W_. ........ I UJ Hertler ll•cl C.•••• M9M -S41· I I 56 MOVIE RATiNGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,,. ~t'Y f>/ tne ,.,_.,9> t 'O '°'"'°'"' ,,..,.,.,,~ ~lJOVf ("9 ,__.,.~,., ol "'1 "'• C"""""1 h ••*""9 0• tf\#.1 Cf'tllQIH'I "" .) · ...... o~.,.. HOW LITTLE THE' COST FORA • BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION • nlem1!;h·frce compl(>x1on • Pe1teclly clean skffl • Firmiflg ·& toning U\•t•r 40 years in the skin cu re profession 1s proof \h.at it works. ' o~ Open Tues-Fri. 9-6 p.m. Sal 9-3 Evenings by appointment - j ® NO()fjE \JfolOER 17 AO""llEO fA91' llm1l f't9y .,.f'\i trt C4t''''" •••••• . Call 7.60-8560 C!i 2~9 East Bluff Or Newport Beach~ .. •f' ~ I • Select clearance grouPS. r~u~ar stock! • Incomplete sizes but super selections! Excttlng Handbag Blrgalnst r Pocket e1 extre wfth MY two-, L .... .,. n10t begl. _J lnter'"•dl•I• red11c11on1 nev• ~.,, t•ll•n Meater Chi'11 • VIII IO&mt COAIT PLAZA• flAlllON ISLAND ---·=C:...· .... ,..C... . " ..... •"-Cir• ntcc... DAtL y ptLOT II f 'No·••' 19laads Yilitor• hove ·1ow priority in ghostly national park off our coast> 81 IOBN &\aBOVa CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK (AP> -Welcome to one ol the .natioll'a newest national parka. A vialt here, the brochure pro· mi ... , "la always an adven.ture." , It quickly adds "The aeu are unfor&iving, gettine onto the islands is an uncertainty ~d the islands themselves are primitive and ecoloetcatJy fraliJe." SAILOU A&E WA&NED to know the charts, carry plenty of life preservers and wear them. beware of the surging sea when landing and keep a keen eye on the weather which can change rapidly. Once on the islands, the brochure advises, stay away from the cliffs which are always fall· ing into the sea, stay on the trails to avoid the cactus and, while ori the trails, watch out for potholes. Oh-yes, on East Anacapa Island, stay away from the lighthouse. It has a high intensity foghorn that can damage the ears. ., .. ~. tides that can 1trand you or trap you aeainat a •:: cliff. ··· "Remember," the brochure adds, "it is a lone way to the hospital if you are injured. Please be ~areful." Otherwise, have a good lime. 'I Conereaa, in authorizin1 $30 million to ob· · lain park land, did not intend it as a vacation : place for peripatetic or adventurous Americans. : IT WAS MO&E CONCE&NED witb the nest· ing sites for the California brown pelican, an en· 1 dangered species. the tidepools and their·:• wildlife, the seals and sea lions that breed here,'.• certain archaeological digs and what may be'· the final resting place of explorer Juan· ... · Rodriguez Cabrillo, who scouted the coast for\'· the Spanish in the 16th century. Visitors have the lowest priority. Congress.': said they could be admitted in limited numbers. ·; Nevertheless some 400,000 came ashore last '. year, and somehow the islands accommodated · them. The number is only a guess, since the ·, park doesn't have a front door. At any rate, they don·t stay long. . . ............ The brochure urges respect for the sea creatures. since the fish can "inflict nasty punctures and bites,'' and the seals and sea lions "can seriously injure persons" who get too near. The eight Channel Islands were never part of the mainland, apparently. They are KELP 81DS.·WAMNG INTO SANTA ROSA ISLAND CAYE, HELPS FRAGILE ECOLOGY Such ... lie 9U8telna lerger marine m•mmala th•t lnh•blt neweat nation.a park If you explore the tidepooJs. you are advised to ktep a close eye on the incoming (See CHANNEL, Page BZ) S -MILLION DOLLAR RUG SALE Save 20% to 50% ~ 7000 . rugs from around the world. Your termway account allows you to invest at low prices in easy, monthly payments: Purchase a $269 rug, payment will be $14* Purchase an $8001ug. payment will be $31* Purchase a $150() rug, payment will be $58* Purchase a $2500 rug. payment will be $98* Purchase a $3500 rug, payment will be $137* Purchase a $3985 rug, payment will be $156* Purchase a $5275 rug. payment will be $206* *Subject to credit approval. From China Beautiful classic Mings and Aubussons. 90 line 2'x4' to 9'x12'. Reg. $335 to $6720, Sale $167 to $4499 From Persia Handwoven rugs from the ancient cities. 3'x5' to 9'x12'. Reg. $695 to $13.000. Sa1e $555 to $10,375 From India Oriental rugs in Ming and Medieval French Aubusson designs. 2'6"x4' to 9'x 12'. Reg. $235 to $12, 100, Sale $165 to $7299 From Pakistan 3'x 5' to 9'x 12', including runners. Reg. $600 to $6610, Sale $419 to $4625 From Europe Machine loomed reproductions in rounds, octagons and runners. 2•x'4• to 11'x18'. Larger sizes can be special ordered. Reg. $120 to $4350, Sale $59 to $3140 Rugs, 620 Selection of rugs vary from store to stor.e. SOUTH COAST PUZA. "' . ~')#_. ' --:;.---~- Win an aufflentic Chinese rug. One 9' x 12' Chinese wool rug will be glv.er-1 away. For all contests: no purchase· necessary. Wmner need not be present to win. Additional details in Rugs, 620 Win a trip to Tahiti for two. By Spacific Tours and U. T.A. French Airlines. lncludes three nights at the spectaculP.r Tahara ·a Hotel on the island of Pepeeti, three nights at the beautiful Kia Ora Village Hotel on the island of Moorea. Your visit will include a flower lei upon arrival, Spacific Tours discount card, free tennis, free shuttle service in Pepeeti, shell lei upon departure. Meet Jerry Ba/est, E!ullock's director, Home Fashion Office. Our own interior design expert will help you select and. coordinate you~carpet purchase. South Coast Plaza, Tuesday, January 13, 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. -_,. _r . L • J ' ,, . 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('reated when !>and ('t1Utl'd t rec:. <1nd I urned lo c·ement Ins ide tht.• vt·~ctat1011 rnttctl away, lea ving a hollow remmck r 11f wh<.11 wa:. there before Santa Crui 1i. lhi: largt·st island in the na- tional park II ':. Hh<rnl tht• Sil t or Manhattan Two ranches on thl' islands gnne li vestock on mosl of lht· <H'rcaj.lc. ~n<I tht lJ S. Navy main· t ains an install ation the re. -But to p<trk·goers . the isla nd is best known fo~ lhe caves carved into the shoreline by the sea and the mountain peaks that re ach 2.400 feel. #. . , -- -.- THE SECOND l.i\RG•:ST is Santa Rosa, a lmost s urrounded by ke lp beds which m akes ·it a great kitchen for cooking up the sea life that sus tains larger m<Jrine ma·mmals and the rookeries of sea birds a long the western s ide. On s hore it is ha ve n for lhc Channel Island fox and various deer. WILDLIFE GIVEN TOP PRIORITY AT CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK Obaervera fat outnumbered by Mala and Ma Ilona that breed at Point Bennett Santa Barbara Is land is th~ ..smallest, only 635 ,acres. and is a ll that re mains of an ancient volcano. lls s teep difrs are shrouded by fog morning and-nig ht. Lack of fresh wate r dis· couraged all but m0<.horn habitation. night. but they may nol t•amp withjn sight of the shore. m ay not build fires and must lake all of their trash ba~k home with the m. The park ser vice wants to keep them out of sight to dis· courage passersby . Yet this island has one of the mos t vivid displays of marine wildlife of ·any of the islands. -It has hccoml' a haven fo r sailboats that rind lhe harbor <it C<ila lina loo crowded. It is a birdwatche r 's delight with the brown pelican, weste rn gull. harn o wl. America n kestrel , meadowlark . horrwd lark ancl others abounding. THE CALIFORNIA SEA lion. the northern e lephant seal. the s teller sea lion. the harbor seal. the northern fur se al and the Guadalupe fur s eal flouris h on the be a c hes a n d sheltered coves. More s pecies or this family abound here than are fo und anywhere else i n the world. P 0 0 K SA· N :~ I (.i lJlo: I. 1 s I and . t he western must. ha:. li1·c·11 us(•d for fa r ming, mis- s ile ·trarktng und a ltomh1ng range. It is still owned by tht• "la v>. and v1s1lors must have a :.pc1·1al &X!rrnll ;111d ht• ac·t·ompanied hy a park ranger. The Na vy 1ns 1sls tha t eve ryone leave by nightfall Only researcher s arc allowed to camp over- J\n acapa Island. actually three almost cor. necled islands. is the most ac.·ccssi hi e of this in accessible quintet. On a good holid ay weekend. there may be as ~any as 300 boats around the island for the READ.ER FOR 44 YEARS RECALLS CARRIERS, COUPON SAVINGS, FARM . NEWS AND GOAT HILL A Costa Mes a woman may hold the record for being the . longest·tcrm s ubscriber to the Daily Pilot. In fact, Ione Ladd, 85, first subscribed in ·t936 to one of the Daily Pilot's ancestors - the Costa Mesa Globe-He rald. T~e subscription was a gift from th~ real estate agent who sold her the home in which she still lives. "For 44 years , I've been reading the Globe-Herald and later the Daily Pilot to keep up with all t he news in this town. "In fact. I 'vc been reading the paper s ince Costa Mesa was nothing but a wide spot in the road called Goat Hill." Mrs. Ladd said. • In tfiose days when farms and vegetable stands dotted the roadside from Goat Hill t o L o s A ·n g e 1 e s , t h e Globe.Herald k ept such farmers as Mrs. Ladd up with local agricultural news. The _ Daily llilot continues th~t tradition by k eeping her informed of local issues affecting her life. Mrs . Ladd also reme mbe rs the many carriers who've delive red her paper ·for 14 years. "I recently was taking a taxi downto wn when the drive r --an o ld m a n recogruzed me as a woman to whom he used to deliver the Globe-Herald. "And when I voted last yea r , a middle-aged man working at th e poll s remembered m e by name and address as a subscriber to· whom he d e live red the Daily Pilot," Mrs . Ladd said . Daily Pilot carrie r s continue to serve her fa ithfully, she added. One of Mrs. Ladd's happy r ecollections of her years ta king the Daily Pilot -and of the Globe-Herald before - is of the money she's saved over the years by clipping coupons and s h o pping advertisements placed in the paper by local merchants. ''I can't even count the dollars I've saved -going all the way back to TeWinkle's . Household Department Store, Pink's Drug Store and the old Alpha Beta," she said. fishing. and diving. Another reason 1s the out· hous e a l t're nch y's Cove SOME HOW THESE ISLi\NDS have s ur - vived the depreda tions of man. Oil s pills. prac · tice bombing and vandalis m are now. park rangers hope. all in the past. But there are reminde rs. Then ! is a church· like building on J\nacapa It is not a church. It ho uses the water ta nk. Vandals used to take pots hots at it to watch it leak The church facade now offe rs protection If it takes a specia l kind of v1s1lor . this na tional p<irk requires a s pecial kind of ranger . a :. well Says supervisor Bill Ehorn. whose c>ldest sta ff m emhe r 1s 4:1. "It ta kes someone who real· ly wants to he here. someone who doesn't get motion sickness <There is a lot of bo<iting on heavy seas> and someone who does n 't mind isolation. Young couples work out best. .. • NATIONAL PARK Records set stmight ENFIELD. England <AP> -The world's longest mustache grows an inch lon1er. The world's oldest man g rows a year older. A team of cooks sets a new mark for peeling potatoes quickly. In our fast-paced world, nearly one·fourth of the records listed in the Guinness Book of Records changes with each new year 's edition. IF YOU WANT lo be a Re naissance m an. you have to hurry to keep up. One man who hurries is fliorris Mc Whirter. the book's editor, who says he has of necessity become "an expert on ex~s." He keeps a card rile on them . · "So if we want to check up on the longest s eaweed or the fa stest bat or the quickest anyone's been made a saint. we have to get onto a m ycolog is t . a c haropte ro logis t or a hagiologist." he said in an interview at his of· rice in this IAlndon suburb ALTHOUGH THE GBR, as he calls it. re· c eives s omt.• 20.000 .lefters and countless telephone ca lls a ye<ilr wit b claims for records in baton twirling. yodeling , onc·legged standing or bubblegum blliw1ng, Mc·Whirtcr s aid most of its information <.'ame from the "ologists ." "I think then· arc a hout 480 of them ." he s aid ''I've complied :i list There a re helmin· t hologists. for exa mple. expert!> on the rather unlovely subje<'I of ta pe worm!> .. McWlllRTER 'S BOOK marked its 25th an- nivcrsa r) in l~J. as <i handy guide for people who want to kct•p up with tht· changing facts but don ·1 h:i ve I.ht• lt·lt•pho n1; n u mhe rs of the "ologists ... From an initial print run nf six copies in Oc- toher 1955. the GBrt h<is now s1>ld 40 million <·o pies . "THERE'S NO SUBJU'T really that we're not interc:sted in. If it 'i, measurable, we've got supe rlatives ... Mc Whirler i.aid. But he said. "T he hook 1s limited lo lhin5!S that arc ml'a:.urahle Whal we a void a re value judg ments the most beautiful woman. for in - s tance What we record 1s lhl' woman with the most children. the fattc!>l wom an and so forth ... One problem Mc Whirler s ays he faces is the l'nd less subdiv1s1ons antJ permutations of re· cor ds that a re pos:.1h le t he Am e r ican hast'bal~syndrom t of records ~one ma d. "I ALWAVS THINK thilt permutations on r ecords ~come boring, .. :\1cWhirter said . "One wants to ~el ahsolull' records and mea ningful ones Records must he done in s ur h a way as to keep the punt) of records " In h1i. 'it a r('h for "pun t> ... :V'ltWhirter has done a ct>rtain <Jmounl of origina l research. and has bet·omc>. umong othl'r i hings, something of an .. 11log1:-.t" h1m:.clf on lhl' -;uhjec·I nf claims for ad \'ant·t'<l t>ld HJ.!l' 11 l' h <c ~ • h t· e n 1 n ~ t r u m e n l ., I 1 n cl I s . ('n•d1t1nµ v >rn<· o f !tw lic..·tt1·1· known l'la1m ants to r l'<'lirrb. and h<t s paid a \'l~tl to <:RR'l> own s e le<'lr nn. 11:-1 ~ l·ar old St11 j.!c·c·h1 :.o Iz um i of .Japan. to '>h<Jn• ;c drink of lil<ic·k s ugar "fig watl•r ... wi th him "Wht·n I tole! him he 'A as the oldest t'ert1f1ed hum an he1ng of ;ill time.·· McWhirter said, "hts face lit up " Now that farm news no longer is a major interest for Mrs. Ladd, other local news -especially reports of services and_>housing for senior· citizens -gets her special attention, along with what's goint on in the county, the state, the nation and the world. The Daily Pilot ap- preciates Mrs. Ladd's loyalty over the years and is proud to know she still gets special enjoyment from her hometown daily newspaper. 642-4321 . . .............. _ . -... .. I I t. : ... .· SPECIAL FAMILIES • SMnday, Jlnuety 4, 1911 DAILY PtlOT • QUEENIE Family eonneetlon-r~al bell ringer SUNPLOWt:R. Jlllu. (AP>-Doatbeoame . ff ... L--J •~'-e •---· ·~ewaitulonauwecubeforelOADltotae \ I I 8ubbySledleriq a bell! llyouUvelnSunflower, ..a~fllVlllJ • ~•• state PublicServiceComm•uklaud__,fora 1rh• to. -h11ber rate," be said. "It'• more penoaahritb ua Sled&• and h1a wlfe are t.be S&edae Telepbooe le1J#w 1i• ~with a .bl1 utillty or bualneu. Here lt'a not the Co . •family buainesa aerviq 450 pel'IODI ln and OUJll l,e Re l.Tl1I telepbooecompany, lt's BobbyandJuneSleqe. . a ro wwt thia delta town. -.-You just don't 10 ln for rate Lnae.,. wa1 ... I l -;::,_,,,,l, . \ I I I s p ' ''I aueu you COt.l.ld say we 're tbe front office, '''lbil bualneubu beenlnour(Unilyfor w.U you have to because tbe people who will have to thtl b•ck office and the repair abop," Sled1e said. over 50 years," Sledae said. ''I boulbt it from my pay the increuea are the ooes who call oa you at "ltn alnlalnmyownlineaucltfthere'sapoletobe motberin1•andmyfatber1oldlUober." home or who come by tor a visit aad brine their 11ut up. I •et it . If there's a lelepbone to be in· Sledce, 51. said hi• compuy worlled in payment. ~· ,.... "°°"" \. ir1 ., ... CJN•V :st11 1l~. Hnatallll." cooperation with South Central Bell Telepboae "Why, sometimes they wait until they'" ... In a time when family-owned buainesaes are Co. to link the Sunnower telephones'witla'tbe reat · atchurch totelluatheirphoneisoutoforder." ~ Qtt('IW .. -*' Hll" ir:av in~ way to lar1e corporations, Sled1e says be otlhecountry. What money Sled1e does spend, be trtea to bt-h~v~s the telephone uaen ln bis area like t.be TbeSunnowersystem bunooperat.onorin-make sure stays in Mississippi u much u possi- Jl#ll""' I ___.-: 11.-e IO It' sctf..,,.""' , 11d ""~ \ Vt>rsonal touch his company affords. formatkin as1i1tants, with t.bele tun bandied by ble. ''&bny of our custo mers are friends and SouthCentralB~llemployeesinlar1erciU... "The l~lephones we uae were made in rw1 "hbon1 .so wetrytokeeptbemhappy,"heaaid. , Servin& friends and nel&hbon can have its Corinth,andlOOpercentofthecableori1inallyput !J' ---'They know they can reach me or my wife any drawbacks, Sledge admitted, particularly when in the ground for our system was manufactured in t1111 t' they need help," the time comes to raise the rat.es. · this state." · ~ T ,/ • ._,I h\ ... '-•t.).. C' •'-•,,_._ ___ , ........ -.~ y. --' . Secret 's Shared Anthropologist assesses ~hange :'\JEW YO HI\ 1Al'1 During lt1o~e lira:o.h .i.nd 1111J,tc;ti.:11t ) t'J I"• wht•n ht' !>hOt k~d lht· ... •l'nt 1f11 1·11m11111rllt) and rusl' J., d11 I lt 1s fa llw1 lo lw ••trt- 11 f l h 1: v. n r I d · .., 1ir l' rn 1 c r :... n throµolog1sl!> H1dianl . l.t.·c.ikcy hid the fal'l that his ht•alth V.ltS f:ulrng and hi!> tir111· s1•t.·n1 u<I -.twrt It "'.c; 1111krww11 to hi:. t·•1ll•·agues who v1s1th l his Koot11 1-'11ra 1·arnps1te ne ar Kenya·:-l.akt• T11rka11a, wht·rc fossil llnds 111 ttu· dt•:-olull' 'Wasteland IJUShed hc.iC'k h1iman lt1 sl<tr.' half a millwn )f'ilfS Enm tl1::. falht•r , lh~· 1 l·11vwnctl and flamboyant anthro1.1olv~1-.t Lou1!> S. B Leake). d1<'d w1th11111 IPi.il'ning his ~on ·::. n md1ti11ii IT WAS l 'N KNOWN, until last ,\l"dr, to I.is niothcr. ~tary Lc<.ikC'Y ht>rself an 11ut:-tand111g s<·1enlls l. und to the thret· hrnthns lo\ ho t·i>mplete<I a t'lan that Lcakt•\ hirhSPlf onrt called •·a stroni.: farn1ly '~1th a lot ,,f family loyalties" hut not "t'lnse" The se1-r1·t. shared onl\' h\ his w1ff'. Meave . .va!'C fhat "lfl('(' · t!tGH he had bee"n s ufre r1n g fr11111 s low. pro· gressive k1dnf'y failurt• This r·nmes ou t r r luttantl y 1n c.i 1 are and retros1>et·tivl' inter vi<'w There was no <'ur<' llis k1dm·ys event ually would C't'ase to fun<'taon do1·tors t·ould not pre1l1 t:l how soon and he would need erther kidncv dialysis treatments or a transpla nt to stay alive. U NLIKE MANV Afr1<-;rns. for whom. lacking wealth or access to West ern medicine, a diagnos is of lridney <ti!1ease 1s a rfeath SPntenC'e Le akey (·ould be reasonably assured of treatment. But the thrice-weekly. e1~hl hour sessions on d1alys1s would force an ----- - l'tlll lo field work a nd possibly a m °'..: a\o\'f.I) from his native Kenya, "hL·re tl1al}sis was not available. !\nd lh1•n • was no guarantee that, should a transµlanl be needed. a do11or ('(luld llt' found. 'So what does one do in these s1luat1ons" One eithe r worries about 1l and spend~ the rest of one's ti ..... ...-~ 111\ ol\'e<l rn the 1nev1labilily, o e 1g1111r t'S 1l. I 1·hosc lo .ignore l," he said "SO I WENT ahout my business, IJul with a l'ertain sense of urgenry ahout c·o1wl11ding t:ertarn things. "Who knows. perhaps my 'ang ry young man· image was J>artly a re· ~ult of cleahnJ;: with th1~ pressure. I don't know I drcl get a httle more time tha11 I expet:lecl." Le akey says. now that a k1dne) tran!>plant from hrotht·r Philip has re~tored his health. Th<' transplaut oµeration in London No\' ~9. 1!179, followed Le akey 's tol· lapse from massive kidrrey failure an 1'iairoh1 lhe previuus June. Al'etlerating disease h ad forted him lo trim his schedule the year before. But now. at 35, Leakey 1s em· harked on a half-dozen projects. ranging from a television series to an ambitious new field project in Kenya. B UT ON A RECENT visit lo the llnrted States. Leakey. looking fuller of fa ce and ruddier of romplexion, assessed the cha nges in his life brought on by collapse, transplant and eventual recovery . . · • J apparently ha d a r eputation for being impatient. determined to get things done. pushing through. I was alleged to have this extraordinary sense of urgency about m y life . I 'm s ure I c1id. I th.ink I still have it." he says. Call 84-Z-3400 * * ""o ('alnrie ('011ntln1t .. '11 diet mlslake,, Wl' do 1111 tht• pt11nnin1t ~o you don't havr'111! Traiftt'd ('Ouni;l'lor' will \hll"" )ou new ullnl( h11hih th11t will make 11werwel11hl 11 1hin1t of lhr p11.•I! * Our "Wtll(hlmlnder 1'1 (;uar11nl tl': )llU mu~I mH I \our 1111111 or our 11ddllion11I Wr\ke" att fttt u'nall )OU do! CAU TOOAY FOR A fRU. IO:OlllGATIOM CONIUUATlotl! NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL I START NOW. SAVE $50. ~w .. :;_:~: i·~ ,,.iJ ~::.! . :' ' t~ l't••enl ttlll c°"""' •I IM Nwlri Syst.M W..ltllt Lon <An4H lltl..i --'ii dec!IKI ''°GI from-· pr09r•M o ... coupon Pit• progr...,, v•lld lor MW cll..ilt ~· °"''· Eap4r•\ J..,Yot•Y IS, "" . ,,,. ~~ SANTA ANA HUNTINGTON t . .',,., COST A MESA BEACH ~~i HOO I. Matot lie. 201 1I02t ..... lhd . . ;... (CorMr Bristol & .. .ch a Talbert ~ ~,. MacArthur In Coast <corne•Beach·& T.!.L.btrt> · ;., Bank btdif. > tk::: 545-7123 842-3400 '\ -~,.1~ • •• STEREO STEREO RECEIVERS COMPACTS 3Qto440/o 24to460/o Off -Of fv TELEPHONES TAPE DECKS 19to29~/o 31to400/o -Off Off A DIVISION 0, TANOY COAPOAATION .. , -------------- ••• •• ...... -- •• . ._.,,.a...y4, ••• Seafaring tt.iles ·told 'Dove' author _among 1peakera at OCC An lU..UMed lecture ..., .. "at 11Uthll1bta tbree notable tlffMon ~ ...... wtU be offend M Or ... CoMt Coll•I• dwi. QI ....... ~JMury "Voy .. Ul.i otfa.._. ........... are ac:bedua.d few J•, I. Jen lZ aDd Jan 14, Mel ...... .a I p m In the OC(' A ..clUGri mn Seri• UcktU are rrlC'ed al " SiO •~h. lndh1dual llC'ht.a an available for SS eac:h TbeJ an oo Hie tn the ()('C Ticket Offtce, !orated 1n the colle1e'1 Ad· mlnlatration Muildl n1. The Tacket Offke 11 open Monday thruuah l"rtday from I a.m . t.o 5 I' m and 8 7 p . m , and Saturd-.v• from 8 • m to noon. T h .. op11n1 na seulon will h:11t.ur11 Bernard Molteaaler, a ~art1 l'.1&>ant 1n the first Arch Beach Heights . project considered Plana f<W a 44 wut developmeol 10 Arch Beach Heiahts wall be con SJdered by the Laauna Beach City Council next week project, fearin g iesultant landslides and traffic problems. They also objected to grading in the ridgeline area, contrary lo the city's general plan. Applicant Richard Kenneth Broob Jr . ol lrvme, proposes to subdivide a 111-acre parcel on a rid1ellne north of Santa Ana Street into lots for 216-slnele fami- ly homes and 18t.ownhouses. Brooks contended at that time that his development would eover less than .s acres of the site He said the project would not add s ufficient traffic to nearby Summit Drive lo warrant the de- velopment• s rejeelion. The city Plannine Commission has unanimously recommended enaal ol the development. But the commissioners noted the concern regarding lraffi<.• and lhal the proposal involved 10 variances. It did so following a public hear- ing during wh.ich residents of Arch Beach Heights and Upper Bluebird Canyon objected lo the The City Council meets 1tt 6 p. m Tuesday al City tfall. -Taking plunge \, Area 'poliir bears' aren't Polar Bear Club members from the Great Lakes states would scoff at the Treasure Island group's annual antics in the Pacific Ocean. You see, Polar Bear cubs· in such places as Michigan and Wisconsin brave freezing temperatures to cut holes in the ice and leap into the water for a quick icy s hock. Not so for the less hardy -but hardly less enthusiastic Treasure Island Polar Bears of South-Laguna who took a -quick dip in the ocean New Year's Day. However. several club members tossed ice cubes from their drinks into the water to b ring down the embarassingly warm 64 degree temperature. "Thal helped a lot," said honorary club secretary Bill <:respinel, who's been around since the first plunge in 1957. "It brought the temperature down about 10 degrees," he said. laughing. "Al least that's what we told the neophytes,'' he said Fifty-six new m·embe rs look the plunge and, are now card· t•arrying Polar.Bears . "I think the coldest it's ever been at New Year's was about 56 degrees." Crespinel said. "We didn't even have a bonfire this year." But there were plenty of warm drinks for club members after the noon-hour trip. DPa•lt _,.,, ...... MOO Rt: CARL a.: MOORI';. rt•:.1 dent of Costa ;\11·:.a ('a Passed awa} on U1•t·t'm hn 31. 1980 fie i:. :.urnH'll h) a brother Wayn'' M•mre ol Orei:on and a s1~ll'r Edna Wild of liranl.s Pa:.:. Orel(on Crypts1de serv1l·cs will he held on Monclay January 5, 19111 al IO:OOAM al the Inglewood Park Cemetery Pi e r re Rrothcr~ B e ll Broadway Mortuary cliret' tors. · -~--eSoeldy ---9UlllAl.AT Ml-7431 -Ye•• ...... _, __ ,.. e ............ ..-. _, __ .......,_ c.. ... _,__ .. __ 4i-·-- .~~...c ••w ..... , ... Cen'tltery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Fac;1t1c V1e<N 011 vt' Newporl Beal.11 644 u oo Singers sought Experienced choral ;ingers are invited to join O range Coast College's Coast Master Chorus. The chorus Tehearses Tuesday evenings, beginning Jan. 6, rrom 1:30-9:30 in OCC's ·Fine Arta Hall 119. The chorus, under the direction of Dr. Justin Colyar, an OCC pro- re11or or music, is pre- paring for an a-II · --..-.i.-;...- Beethoven concert lo be -.m;r9• presented March H . Orange Coast's chorus will be joined by the Bellflowe r Symphony, under the direction or Geza Szabo. For information, call 556 5671 Poets set - •la1l1lumded, non-stop, around the world race. SaUlq aboard "Joshua " bis 40-foot steel cutter, Moiatmuer wu In tbe lead after puaiq all tbrM ~ tbe 1reat capes. He bad only t.o turn north to En1land to collect the winner'• prhe. lnatead, he elected t.o shun the publlclty and continue on to Tahiti -one-and-a-ball times around the 1lobe,· non-stop. M oiteaaler will present a 16mm film which he took dwin1 hla voyqe. The rum includes se- quences orr Cape Hom wh.ich are mentioned in hia book, "The Lona Way." Marvin Creamer, who bu his own navigational technique, will !ipeak Jan. 12. Creamer a re- li red colleee professo'r. de-velo~ a t_echilique uaine the stars tn which be can sair off. s hore without a compass. sex- tant, chronometer, or electronic navigational instruments. To test his threory, Creamer sai led his 39-foot sloop "Navstar," from the East Coast direct to Dakar. Senegal on the eoast of Africa, missing hia landfall by only two-and-a -half mi_les after a passage or 4,400 males. He returned via Bermuda to New Jersey. making exact landfalls. Robin Graham, -who at the age or 16 made a 30,000-mile c ircumnavigation, will speak Jan. 14. Graham set sail from San Pedro aboard "'Dove,~ a 24-foot s loop. He cruised through the islands of the South Pacific. <.'rossed the Indian Ocean to South Africa ,' and continued westward across the South Atlantic l'nd Caribbean le. the Panama Canal. After a long offshore leg northward, Graham made final landfall in Long Beach. His voy!lge was highlighted in Na- tional Geographic Magazine, and in his book, "Dove." Telephone credit oard orders are being accepted for Visa and Mastercard. For ticket informa- tion, or credit card orders, phone 556-5527. & scholarships are available F estival of Arts officials will he on the Laguna Beach High School campus Wednesday from 11 :30 to l p.m . to explain the festival scholorship program to interested seniors. Scholarsh.ips are available in arts and c rafts. photography. dance, drama. music and writ- ing. McCoaMK:ll MOITUAllH Laguna Btiac11 494·\141!> conference Ari medfmn'• all wei Laguna Hill~ 768-0933 San Juan Cap1s11ano 495 1776 ttAaiOI LAWM-ti4T. 0&.1¥1 Mortuary• Cemelecy Crenwlory Doraine Poretz, author of two books of poetry, will read selec- tions of her work when the Laguna Poets meet Friday al St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 428 Park Ave. in Laguna Beach. Artists George Geyer, below, and Tom Mc Millin are graphically documenting surf-. line erosion on the five easel-like struc- tures propped up in Irvine Cove. The beachfront project started Dec. 26 and mild weather has made few changes as 1625 Gisler Ao1e . Costa Mesa s.40-5554 ,_ct•OTHl:H I&&. •OADWAT MOttTUAat I 10 Broadwa~ Cotta Mesa 642-9150 1At.n1• .. °" SMnt I TVTMU. WllTCUflfl CMAPll 427 E 17th St Cotti Meu 848-9371 .. JM&, caae1MN•M ... --1D lolNAve 11'M!eoo•..w ..... Poretz has been a featured reader at the Chino Prison for Women. The reading will begin at 8 p.m. The public 11 Invited t.o attend. Bureau chief elected Ll. Harry Ji'. Gase,· commander or the Oran1e C«mty Sheriff'• Departmeat Harbor Bureau, bu been elect- ed president of the California AalociaUoa ot Harbor Mailers and Port Captalm. He waa elected ln Eureka dwinl the r•· cent ce111...U. of tM a11oclatlon, whote memben mana .. aa4 operat .. 1atue~H4""harbon .. marina• throqbout Cdtond@. ............. e HE WILL LEAD PATRIOTS DAY PARADE Cmpt'. Herm•n MIUer. 101, of Oce8nalde Medal due Laguna cites patriot By DON CHAPMAN OI Ille 0.llr ...... lt.lff A 101-year-old Spanish American War hero who continues a battle to receive th~ Congressional Medal of Honor, will be honored In the Laguna Beach Patriots Day Parade Feb. 21. Herman Miller of Oceanside, who has been waging h!s campaign to receive the medal for 81 years, wiH be "1981 Honored f>atriot" in the parade. THE TITLE WAS c reated especially for Miller by the pande association. The centenarian, who was last to retreat from a trench when outnumbered dunng a bat- tle in the Philippines in the Spanish American War. was awarded the Silver Star for heroism in 1900. But his reeommendation for the Medal or Honor was somehow s helved during a period wnen the war was in disfavor. Miller is receiving the s upport or Sens. Alan Cranston and S. I. Hayakawa in his efforts tQ get the m edaJ, but the ultimate authorit y lies with the U.S. Army. THE VETF.llAN'S FIGlff is C'Omplicated by inadequate records or the Philippines battle. And. while there are now no witnesses of that battle. he remains optimistic. "They're working on it," he said. "I think they're making some headway. I hope so. I've been trying to get at (the medal J for a long time." Miller. ID good health. is an avid reader of newspapers and discusses the day's events with much interest. HE WAS ONE O•' two to attend a recent gathering of the National Conference of Spanish Amerkan War Veterans in Indianapolis . And, while the retired Army captain is hav- ing difficulty getting national recognition, he'll be an honored guest ID Laguna Beach at the an· nual Patriots Day Parade Feb. 21. Delly~ ... , .... .._ yet. The top picture was taken Friday; the lower one Saturday. 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J•n •. t1 1911 SOI0-80 Al OU\ f'T'IH'l •nq Hwrr •10•1 bt •f"I op- portunfty for IN (tt11en\ of ,,,.., Ctt~ o( lrvi,. to rec••_. 1nform•tlon •nd to provl~ tnrput into '9 •utur• df>w••oo mf'nt of trw Par~ !.•I• AH 1nt~tt"d 0i9rt1~ •'• •n vtl..0 IO •ttf'nd PUBLIC NOTICE * NOTICE OF DEATH OF WILLIAM JAY ~~';'Z,;,.~;~~:"" NEVILLE, aka WILLIAM (oly ... 1,,.,,,.. I J . N Ev I L LE I aka Put>ll\ .... O <>""~Co••• 0dolV "•'OI WILLIAM NEVILLE, aka e>o-r 1~ 1-..i , ... • '""' ~·~illll W.J . NEVILLE, aka JAY NEVILLE , AND OF Pl'Bl.ll' ~OTKt: PETIT 1 0 N-TO A 0 · I MINISTER ESTATE NO. NOTICE OF DEATH OF A-107120. CHRISTINE LYNN T o a 11 he irs MCGAUGHEY ANO OF beneficiaries. creCJitors PE T I T 1 0 N T 0 A D · and contingent creditors of MINISTER ESTATE NO. William Jay Neville, aka A-107141. William J . Neville, aka T o a I I h e i r s , William .-.eville, aka W.J . benefitiarie5, c reditors Neville, aka Jay Neville of and c<>!"tlngent creditors of Costa Mesa. California, C h r 1 s t I n e L y I\ n a nd persons who may be McGaughey of Santa Ana, otherwise interested in the California, and persons will and/or estate : who may be otherwise in· A petition has been filed terested in the wilt and/or by Mary Louise Ward in estate: the Superior Court of A petition t:tas been filed Orange County requesting by Dennis T. McGaughey that Mary Louise ward be in-·tht ~SUperlor Coul"t of appointed as personal Orange County requesting representative to ad- t h a t De n n I s T . min ister the estate of McGaughey be appointed William Jay Neville, aka as personal representative William J . Neville aka to administer the estate of Wiiiiam Neville, aka W.J . C h r I s t I n e L y n n Neville, aka Jay Neville McGaughey (under the In· (under the Independent dependent Administration Administration of Estates of Estates Act). The peti-Act)_ The petition is set for tlon Is set for hearing In hearing In Dept. No. 3 at Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic 700 Civic Center Drive Center Drive, West, in the West, In the City of Santa City of Santa An"a , Ana Ca lifornia on California on January 28, January 28, 1981 at 9: 30 1981 at 9: 30 a .m . a .m . IF YOU OBJECT to the IF-YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, granting of the petition. you should either appear you shoUld either appear at the hearing and state at the hearing and state your objections or file yaur objections or file written objections with the written objections with the court before the hearing. court -before the hearing. Your appearance may be Your appearance may be in person or by your at-In person or by your at- torney. torney. IF YOU ARE A IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or 4 con-CREDITOR or a con-lngent creditor of the de-tlngent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your ceased, yc)u must file your lalm with the court or claim with the court or present it to the personal present It to the personal representative appointed representative appointed y the court within four by the court within four months from the date of months from the date of lrst Issuance of letters as first Issuance of letters as rovlded In Section 700 of provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of the Probate Code of allfornla. The time for Callfornla. 'The time for lllng claims will not ex-filing claims wilt not ex- Ire prior to four months plre prior to four months rom the date of the hear-from the date of the hur- lng noticed above. Ing noticed et>ove. YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE he flle kept by the court. the flle kept by the court. If you are lnt.erested In the If you are lnter.sted in the tatt, you may fl,. • re-estate, you may ffle a re- uest with the court to re-quest with the court to re- elve 5P9Cl•I notice of the celvt 5P9Clll .notice of the nventory of ntate assets Inventory of ntate assets nd of the petitions, ac· and of the petitions, ac-o u n ts and reports counts and reports rlbed In S.Ctl°" 1200 'described In Section 1200 tM C.flfornla Probete of tM Cellfomla ~robete ode. Code . MerQM J. l9er•Mt• K.._ a ot.. • ......., r..,A-.,a1Lew,1616~ •t L•w, IW W. CHtt ac9' ••"·t.. htt• Ill, .Hwy., ..,.. ., '"-r:' ••tlMtett •Helt, ca. •••O, ca. ti'IH • et· ;tll: ... .,. •• •• , . :.T:-:: Ir-Clell DIW,::J .'~'J!l:'i: ~ ... C1a11 o.ity ,:z: -·- APWi,,__o DAILY~LOT hnprohahl~ hero Smith's catch sparks Chargers SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Die10 wide receiver Ron Smith, an improbable hero in the Char1era' 20-14 playoff victory over Buffalo Saturday, saw it comina. "When I got up to the line, the cornerback didn't rotate and I knew all Danny <San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts) had to do was get it t.o me. "It left me with the safety to cover me. No safety can cover me,'' Smith said after turning the catch into a game-winning 50-yard touchdown play with 2:08 remainlng in the American Football Conference -se mifinals. THE DRAMATIC victory moved the Chargers into the AFC title game next week in San Diego against the winner of today's Oakland-Cleveland game. The winner or that game will meet the NFC represen· tative in Super Bowl XV in New Orleans on Jan. 25. It was the second s traight year that' Smith was in the right place at the right time with a season at stake. "Thal 's the second biggest catch of my career," Smith ex- plained. His biggest was a 43· yard bomb when the Rams de- feated Dallas in the opening round of the NFC playoffs a year ago. Going into Saturday's game, Smith had caught only four passes for 48 yards since being acquired by the Chargers from the Rams at the end of the pre· sea son schedule. back ol the end zone for the -score. San Diego came alive of· fensively in the third period. driving 70 yards in four plays to open the second hair with its first touchdown. Fouts hit Joiner on a nme-yard scoring toss that narrowed Buffalo's lead to 14· 10 with 13 :26leftin the third period. ANOTHER 22· YARD field goal by Benirschke then nar- rowed the margin to one point early in the fourth period, set· t i ng up Fouts· late-game heroics. San Diego's game·winning drive started after Buffalo's Nick Mike-Mayer was short on a 49-yard field goal attempt with 3:59 remaining. The winning march took just four plays . San Diego safe t y Glen Edwards intercepted ·Ferguson with 1: 16 remaining. allowing tlie Chargers to run out the clock. It was Edwards' second intert:eplion of the game The triumph was San Diqo'a first postseason victory ia 17 years and made the Charten the home team in next week's conference showdown. GOING AGAINST the stin~iest pass defense in pro foot· ball, Fouts, who established four all-time NFL passing records this season, completed 22 of 37 throws for 314 yards. Meanwhile, San Diego running back Chuck Muncie led game rushers with ttO yards in 18 car- ries and <.'aught six passes for 53 yards. \ The viei.ory boosted San Diego. the AFC West Ullist. to 12 5 on the season ·and left Bui· fain. the AFC East champion, at 11 6 The Charger dtfense Umited Buffalo rookie sensation Joe Cribbs to 53 yards in 18 carnes. and permitted only 154 passing • yards by Fer~usor1. who com· pleted 13 of 2C and was intercept· f!d tWi('e EAGLES' CLAUDE HUMPHREY WRESTLES VIKING QB TOMMY KRAMER TO THE GROUND. ''IT WAS a post route and it was up tO Danny to read the secondary and throw it to me." s aid Smith .. a third year pro and one of four rct:eavers in on the play. "l kne" Dan would pick at up " Win, -31-16 Smith, who said he was trying to atone for two earlier missed passes. caught the ball at at>Qut the 25·yard line and ran in un- touc hed. Eagles hog ball "He jus t ·got away fro m them ." said Fouts . San Diego Coach Oon Coryell s aid, "We just happened to hit a seam between the safety and the corner." . PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Minnesota Vikings in a National Football League playoff game Saturday by practicing one or · the oldest theories in the game -keep the ball away from the other team. The Eagles· defense lim1ted Minnesota to 13 running plays for a total or J6 yards and forced seven turnovers as they beat the Vikings 31· 16 and advanced into the National Football League's National Confe re nce playoff ---fin11l:- • .. THE EAGLES HAD the ball two-thirds or the game. actually 39 minutes and 15 seconds to 20 :45 for the frustrated Vikings A tight-fisted game in which the Vikings led 16·14 in the fourth period was broke open by a bevy or Minnesota turnovers, p·ass interceptions and fumbles that virtually handed the Eagles the game . In all, Philadelphia intercept· ed five or quarterback Tommy Kramer's passes and recovered e,e rumbles . Seven or those 1:-----l ... u .... rnovers came in the second I t ( i I i 0 I ) b I 0 ti fl c s 11 A tJ u . ~ .. c half. Minenesota Coach Bud Grant attributed his team's pathetic running attack to the loss of run· ning . back Ted Brown. who suf· rered a s prained knee and was unable to play in the second half. EAGLES COACH Dic k Vermeil said the victory by his East Division champions was forged by the defense. ·'The defense did a super job of crealin&-lumo.v~r•," Vermeil said. "And that factor was the whole thing. We have an ag· gressive defense. Defense is the strength of our team. That's where our No. 1 draft picks have been, guys like corn erback Roynell Young and linebac)er Jerry Robinson." Vermeil said the offense picked up the tempo in the second half from the defense. What did Vermeil say to his team at halftime, when they trailed 14-7? "WE TALKED about main· taining our poise," Vermeil said. "And we did." Minnesota's Kramer, who had only 10 passes intercepted in the last eight regular-season games, said the Philadelphia intercep· tions came from a lo~ of deflec· l ions and at least one mixup on a pattern by a Vikings receiver. Grant was asked about the three fumbles by the NFC Cen- tral Division champions, who had lost only three rumbles in their eight games. "We haven't been a fumbling team and, maybe, the percen· tage just caught up with us." Grant responded. THE EAGLES scored what proved lo be the winning touchdown in the third period after linebaclter Reggie Wilkes recovered one or those costly Minnesota fumbles at \he Vik· ings' 18. Wilbert Montgomery swept the final five yards fpr the score four plays later. The victory moved the Eagles into the Jan. 11 National Fool· ball Conference title game against the wjnner of today's Dallas-Atlanta clash for the right to represent the NFC in Super Bowl XV at New Orleans on Jcnr.25. Philadelphia trailed 16·14 after a third-period sac k of quarterback Ron Jaworski '1n the end zone by Doug Martin and Matt Blair. Minutes later, however, Eddie Payton fumbled a punt and Wilkes, a linebacker. recovered for the Eagle.s at the Vikings' 18. IT TOOK the NFC East cham- pion Eagles 2 minutes 19 seconds to score. Jaworski passed six yards to Harold €armichae • -and Montgomery ran twice for a Philadelphia first down at the MiDenesota fl ve. Montgomery then swept left behind a crushing block by fullback Leroy Harris for what proved to be the game-winning touchdown with 1: 18 left in the third quarter. The Eagles fell behind the NFC Central Division wiMers 14-0 with 5:38 remainini in Ute first half as Minnesota scored on a 30-yard touchdown pua from quarterback Tommy Kramer to wide receiver Sammy White in the first period and a one-yard scoring dive by Ted Brown. THE EAGLES tied the acore on a mne yard touchdown pass from Jaworski to Carmichael with 54 seconds remaining in the half and an eight-yard scoring run by Montgomery with 12:20 to go in the third quarter. The Eagles got a 33-yard field goal from barefoot kicker Tony Franklin with 7: 31 left in the game after linebacker Frank LeMaster intercepted a Kramer pass . LeMas ter returned it seven yards to the Vikings ' 15. Still another pass interception. this one by cornerback Herman Edwards. led to Philadelphia's final score. a two-yard run by r eserve runfl.ing back Perry Harrington. Edwards in - terception, put the ball at the Min· ne s ota 31 , from where Philadelphia scored_ in eight plays. The Vikings fell apart in the second half with all seven turnovers either resulting in Philadelphia scoring or aborted offsensive Minnesota drives. The Vikings wasted little time moving to a 7-0 lead, scoring on the pass from Kramer to White with just 2:40 gone in the first period. T hat s poi l ed a game performance by Bills' quarter· back Joe Ferguson. who rein· jured his ankle on the fifth play or the game. Ferguson missed five plays while the ankle was re· taped, but limped back onto the field with his team trailing 3·0 and rallied the Bills to a 14·3 halftime lead. ON THE Bl LLS' second possession. Ferguson directed a 72-yard march for a touc hdown. capped by a one-yar d run by Roosevelt Leaks. and added a nine-yard scoring pass to wide re· ceiver Frank Lewis with 16 seconds left in the half. San Diego, which had jpmped into a quick lead on a l2-yard field goal by Rolf Benirschke after the Chargers' firs t drive stalled at the Buffalo 4-yard line. was muffled the rest of the half. And Buffalo got a boost late in the half when a jarring tackle by cornerback C harles Romes knocked the ball loose from San Diego wide receiver Charlie Joiner and Buffalo safety Bill Simpson r ecovered at the Chargers' 33. Four plays later. Ferguson found Lewis near Che CHARGERS' RON SMITH IS A VERY HAPPY-MAN. Vikings' plan almost worke~ .......... Sloivdown lasted two minutes, UCI lasted other 38, 90-64 By JOHN SEV ANO Of Ille Deity,. ... Staff Portland-Sta.le-en-l-eFed its basketball contest with UC Irvine Saturday night with a flawless game plan. The strategy was perfect. Coach .Glen Kinney 's idea was to drastically slow down the game's tempo, hoping to negate or neutralize the Anteaters' fast. break offense in the process. Well. the tactic worked to a tee . . . for 13 seconds. Because that 'a all it took Kevin Magee to sink a pair of free throws and put the Anteaten ahead, 2-0. KINNEY AND his Vikings were stubborn, though. They wouldn't budge-or better yet, they wouldn't shoot. Two minutes later the score was tied at 2·2. And 2S seconds later UCl wedt ahead again-this time for good. With Magee scoring 32 points and sharp-shooter Randy Whieldon contr ibuting 22, the Anteaters sbot their way past the attempted stall, downing the Vikings, 90·64 before a capacity crowcN>f l,SOO at Crawford Hall. It's not that Kinney's inten· lions weren't good, although the Anteater crowd in attendance might disagree. They were. It's just tough to hold the ball when your team is behind, and the Vikings (3·9) got (hat way quickly. BEJ'OaE THE Vlltlngs could truely employ their game plan they were behind. 6-2. A blink later it was 18 · 10 . Another oreatn found them oown. 34 -23. And on, and on it went. "We figured if we didn't try to slow it down they would score 160 points on us," said Kinney. "We knew we couldn't go up .and down the court with them. If you were to compare personnel, they'd be 50 points better than us .•• As it was, the Anteaters were 36 points better. They led by 15 at the half (44·29) and, after the ViJtings made a game of it by cutting the deficit to seven . 52·45. UCI put the game on ice with ·an impressive 12·0 stretch that ballooned the margin back up to~45. Indeed, the Anteaters were a al!'o have an unblemished five- game stre<.1k al home. "We're playing with more con· fidc ncc." added Coach Bill Mulligan. "I thought we played better tonight." The Anteaters. who have been s hooting 53 percent from the floor in their prior 10 games, shot 56 percent against the Vik- ings. " Nation" led the way, too. by connecting on 13 or 15 rrom the field. Whieldon. taking most or his shots from long range. was 11of19. "Of'FENSJVELV, they've re· ally got good balance," praised Kinney. "They're tough Inside and they've also got good perimeter shooting. They COin· plemenl each other very weU. • • 44 -, • t . Georgia runs away with No. I title • different looting team than the one that had been on the court in' recent outings. They were con- siderably more a11re1aive and played with·renewed confidence, much~ which wu picked up laat week with two impressive road vlctortee in the KOA Claaaic. Which is more than Kinney can say about his own Vikin91, who got 46 of their 64 points fram guard Dave Hildahl (20) aod forwardDougEilerton (28). ; ll'rHIAP .... a&ellea · ·Aa a~ ever 1lnce then 1'1·10 Sqar Bowl vfctory over Notre Dame, the only team t.o IO throulh tbe eatln lllllCID with • perfec:t reeorcr. are collet• football'• nmawa1 national champfom lor 1•. It marb tJie ftnt national cbamplODlblp· for the UDlvftllty of Georlia, whlcb blcu playU.. lnterc:olle1tate footbUJ la um, - WbOM ~ pnvlOUI fta1lli WM IWUMl'•UIP to Ohio 8&ate tn lta. In dltbrmlna Alat..ma, wldeb ltarted the ....... la .... of .. -....s.t..s third" conaeeutlH natl•al crowa but campaip and earned Georll• 51'-' ~a lint-place votel and 1,251~ ~ • poaalble 1,2'0 po6nU from a natlon·wldl panel of lporU wn-. and lpol'Ue...... . One wt. aamed Georlia and Pitt u co- No. 1 tMlm, while two adMrl lilted the Bulldop MCCmd, one bad them third and aaotber'ftftb. PlU, ftlcb trauleed 8outb Canllna l'I ·t ba tbe Qatar Bowl and climbed from Wrd la Ute ftDa1 np1ar ....... pall '° MC!ODCI, WU a --nmMl'·up •. 'J1-Putbln N- CelYed I~ ftnt·place vot. aDd '4f'" polfttl. ,... --· UTJIAT aEALLY helped ua out," qreed Ma1ee. who hu ac- quired the n ickname 'Nation' becaue he leada the NCAA in 1corial .(llU avera1e). "Aller T1u1 A611 we knew we could beat the IOOd team• and we alao lhoWtd evwybod,y WI could win on theroed." Tbe Alltnten ('1-4) U'e Dal OD• · ly wlnntns an the l"CNMI, but they ' ·' ............ , ..... ,.,.-.... -,. .. ~.-.. .. ...._ ... But, then, KiMey wasn't .lt- pecting much "from his team CCIII· side ring his pre-game commentp. With the start of the m••• 1ame postponed" for 40 min* bee auae the . women's pr4t- Umlnary went double overtt~ Mulll1an went to the PortJ State coach t.o apoloelae for delay, i. ''lt'a OK," offered Kinney wltb • 1mlle. "We weren't loc*illl forward to play you anyway." • : •~or Sur•dey Jan'*'Y 4. 1M1 Te118 ahow Pa1torini drove I . while under the influence '· ·' '· l'r•• Al' d&llpa&d1ea • OAk I.ANO 'I uh l'>how that lhlLh1nd Ell 1la1d•n quarterbad1 U•n l'1u1lor1n1 Wll5 drunk •II• ••hen ha c•ar c•r•!lht!d int() 1t tr4'4l 1111 11i.s1st.11nt chi. tn<'t altortM') h•• reported · 'Whfther or not h~'11 .:um.c lo ~ l'hl&rl!Ced depencb on tht de<'l)IOfl ol John A<l•nlh .. who he.at.l s lt t.11strH·l offlc·e or the Alameda Cvunl) 01~\ru·t Attorne) ·, ofrll't: s1o11t.1 <'layton Ua \'eKa ~ l&l>lilll>litnl du1trn•t 1tllornt!y iJ lllti.urnc he'll lit: 1·h11ri~ed ' l>a \'i:gu 1">a1d Sltturda) Pai.ttlt 1n1 has dcntt:Cl thl:lt he was Jrunk and that he" as inv<>lvt!tl ma si:uHle w 1th Oi.lt: ftobertson a tlouston Post s ~orl:." rit,er al a.n 1Jakl'8nc1 moll'I an hour before tht' t•n.1sh Pastorini" .. ra1't' was l'Ul m the '>lnJ;:le i:ar a\·t1dent whwh mTurr~ Dec· 27 1n Alameda In CaJilorn1a , rirs t offenders c·an avmd a fine or Jail term by a ttending a driver ':.. "'"T0•1'"1 safet y t ourse Robertson SC:11d Pastorm1 "as staggerin~ m the motel parktnt( Jot. • Two days before the la:il yt:ar's Amen«an Football Con (erence championship game between the Raider:.. and the Oilers. Robertson and Pastorini reportedly argued and the qua rlt-rback pushed the writer ,, ... , .. ,.-.. Staa Musial, the baseball Hall of Fa mer. on the Philadelphia Phillies' Pete ao.e : .. Pete doesn't count his money any more. He weighs it." S.attl.ra.At• ..,.,. 8-a l .. pd OU The Seattle Supersonics' jour.ney to The L:.ind m of the Sun was cancelled Saturday due to fog. After fog closed Seattle's airport. the National Basket· baH Association game between the Supersonics and Phoenix in Phoenix had to be cancelled and res<'heduled for Jan. 13 ... Geor&e McGhulls scored a season-high 24 points and Biiiy Kal1bt added 23 as Indiana. cruising· to a 20-'point halftime lead, beat San Diego, 128-104 . . New Mt GINNIS York's Ray Williams scored 27 points and helped the Knic ks break the game open early in a 131·95 romp over Atlanta ... Cleveland's Mike ¥1tcheU poured m w .first-half points and finistied with a game high 31 while pacing the Cavaliers to a 132·112 win'over Washington ... San An tonio's guard tandem of George Gervin and James Silas combined for 59 points. including eight in the final two minutes, to lead the Spurs to a 119· 111 victory over Chicago. Gervin. who contributed 30 points. hit two key jumpers and Silas added four free throws to help San Antonio win its fou rth con secutive game and 10th in its last 13 ... Rookie Kiili Van- deweghe hit four free throws in the last two minutes of the game and Ken Higgs scored a crucial basket as Denver de· feated Houston. 134· 132 ... Ad~n DanUey and Darrell Grif· fi\h combined for 58 points as Utah s napped a five.game Portland winning streak, downing the Trailbla zers, 10~ 1P3. Dantley led all scorers with 36 points and Griffith added 22, ' including 12 in the final period, when the Jazz came back from a seven-point deficit ... Philadelphia outscored Golden •A State. 11~ 105. Flr•t \'~Stadt ... ~t•rlwr dw• SYRACUSE, N .Y . -Onetime New York la nkee pitehing great-Bob Shawkey w.iH be buRed- here Monday. · Shawkey died New Year 's Eve at the Veterans Administration Hospital here at the age of 90 after a long 111 ness. Shawkey, who won 198 games in the major leagues. alsc. pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics under Connie Mack. But the right-hander was best known for his exploits with the Yankees, when they first started lo dominate baseball 1n the .. 192Qs. , In 1923. Yankee Manager Miller Huggins named " Shawkey to pitch the first game ever played in Yankee Stadium. Shawkey pitched in,New York for 12 years and had ~ four seasons of 20 victories or more. •. He pitched in five World Series, four for the Yankees and ~ one ror the Athletics. Overall, his major league r ecord was :. 198·1f.P and he had a lifet ime 3.09 earned run a verage. •. -Shawkey's-pttcl\in~reer ume-~n end-in-\9'lft. but • two years later he was made mana~er of the Yankees. follow· ing Huggins' death. third period goal by Pierre Larouche to give the ' • Montreal de fenseman Larry ltoblnsoa set up a ~ Canadiens a 2· t victory over Chica go Saturday ; night in National Hockey League action. Robinson. ':-standing behind his own net, fired a pass up the m iddle to ·• Larouche at center ice. Larouche went in all alone on ·~ Chicago goalie Tony Esposito for the score . . . ln other # games. Wayne Gret&k)' scored one goal and set up two others to lead Edmonton to a 4-1 victory over -'f(JTI)l{tO . -:-: SliOrtflanOea goals by Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy paced the New York Islanders to lln 8·1 blowout of Hartford. The Islanders . who saw a 10. game unbeaten string snapped Friday when they lost 3· l to the Ranger s, have now gone 14 games without a loss al home . . . BUI Raj& and Ric Seilln1 fired third- period goals to rally Buffalo to a 3-3 tie with Quebec. The Nordiques led 3-1 going into the final period . . . Len wing Perry T•rabalJ rammed in his 13th and 14th , goals of the year 74 seconds apart in the second period. "" powering St. Louis to a 6-3 win over slumping Vancouver. The ~ Canucks are winless· in their last six contests . . . Bobby 1' Smlth scored twice and goalie Gilles Meloche achieved bis i first shutout of the season as MiMesota blanked Washington, . 3·0. Meloche. who was not severely tested. turned back 19 shot.a to record his 18th career shutout Colorado stopped Boston, 4·1. ,,,,,..,,.,, ...... leM ••• ,, ...... Former PQA champion .IGlut Muaffe)' fired a • 3-under·par S9 'on the Spyelua HUI course and vaulted put Deaaa Ca ...... who had a 75, into the • third-round lead Saturday at the Sl35,000 Spalding Invitational golf tournament. Caponi, one of three women pros invited to play in the non-tour men's event this year, took a 4-llrote lead into the third round ... Proepecta for re- cord apeeda appear dim for today'• quaUfyina at Rivenide JnterpaUonal Raceway for Saturday'• WJrner W. Hodtdon D N~AR Grand American atock car race. ln prtctice runs Saturday, tile futest driver, U.S. Auto Club stock car ---champ6Gn ,_ ..-.... drivtna a 1•1 Camero, wu more than faar mllel·,.r.:•bour olf tlle record pace .. :N.WJ• ........... sold medalllt lft tM 1,soo metlf •PMCI uaun1 event at u. im Winter <>1ymp1e1, Ht • worW record of a :ot.01 • latardaJ at the loYMt OlamptonallJp tn tile cttJ ol Alaml Ma, TUI nportad . ··------• 1 - 1 SPORTS BREN</ SWIMMING An empty feeling - Simpson SAN UJEliO <APl -BuffaJo 'llift!l) Bill Si mpson sat at his rnblde in tht' dressing room and 1·almly ret ailed a play he'd rather forKel. .. It was red dog blitz, man·tO· m !In coverage· and I got. beat," Si mpson said after Ron Smith t•aught a 50·yard touchdown pas~ from l>an Fouts with 2:08 rt"mammg to give the San Diego Chargers u ::!0·14 AFC semifinal playoH victory o ver Buffalo Saturday "That 's hfe in the Na. ticmal Football League ·· SC'ven minut es e arlier , Si mpson had inter. epted a pass inlt'ndcd for Smith at Buffalo's, . se ven yard line tu snurr out a bid by the Chargt-rs to take the lead. ln the first half. Simpson re· l'O\ ered a San Diego fumble that ~t'l up tht' second touchdown for the/\ n· Eas t "hampions "I HAD I\ GOOD game. bot. c\·t·r) t)O(ly 1:.. going to remember the last pla.>. induding myself." said Simpson , who was a team= mate with Smith on the Rams in 1978. Thtc• los~ ~11Jruplly ended a re- m arkahle turnabout season for the young Bills, who went from a 7 9 d uh to an 11 -5 di\'ision win· ner 111 l~ .. It's an empty feeling.'' said Simpson. .. . • .... ' •• ' ,,. . -~ ' .. •i ~ . .. J .. . A .. Wl ....... 10 (~uj!rterhac k J oe Ferguson had put lhl• Bilb ahead 14-3 at halftime. although he had to s pend some time on the bench after reinjuring his left ankle that he h:ul s prained last month. TRACY CAULKINS SWIMS TO A WORLD RECORD IN 400 IM SATURDAY AT GAINESVILLE, FLA. "It was 1n good s hape before thl· game." said Fer~uson. But a rtcr the injury, on th«: fi rth play of the game. "I ''ouldn't move around like I thought I would be a hie to before the game." World-best for Caulkins •"EKGllSON WAS sidelined briefly but returned on the next Bufralo series aml directed a 72 yard touthdown drive that put the Bills ahead 7 :! V.S. swimmers dominate meet "Al halftime, the doctor took the tape ofr." said Ferguson. · 'Thc) tapt•cl 1t hark up, gave me a pain kdlt•r and hoped for the hl•Sl '' B o t h t• r (' d h y t h c a n k I c . f<'t·ri:11son \1 as 1nlN<·ept1:d three t•ml's 111 the second half. and sa<·ked three• times during the game Meanwhile. the Chargers· offense l·a mc alive. scorinj! 17 un· answered points against the N FL's No I c1efense in the final 30 minutes. ''T he 1nterccpt1ons turned around the gam e." Ferguson said . "The Char~e rs r·ame from hehind l1kt-a d1ampionsh1p team. "Wf! had hrt.>aks. hul we didn't a.~v-anta.~f t he.~-The young playNs a r e laking 1l hard " Joe ('nhh!'>, the Bills' rookie running ha('k sensation who was limited to !'13 yunls rushing, said. "It· s hecn 1-1 j!ood vear. but nohofly as go111g to he s atisfied until we ~n to the SupE'r Bowl." GAINESVILLE, Fla. <AP> - Tireless Tracy Caulkins swam her second world-best race in as man) days and pushed butterfly dynamo Tary T. Meagher to her second world mark as the Unit· ed States continued to dominate the U.S. Swimming lnterna· tional Meet Saturday night. However. two foreign swim· mers, Soviet supersta r Vladimir Salnikov a nd Canada's Alex Baumann, did establish world hests for a total of nine in the meet so far, including six by Americans. THE UNITED STATES has a large majority of gold medals in the 20-nation meet, with 14 first plal'es compared to three each for the Soviet Vo.ion and East Crermany and one for both West Germany and Canada. No internationally recognized world records can be set here, because the events are being swum over a 25-meter course. Caulkins. of Nashville, Tenn .. smashed the world-best slan· dard of 4 minutes. 37.54 seconds in· the 400 individual medley hy more than four seconds , in 4:33.44. The official world record holder and 1980 Olympic cham· pion, Petra Schneider of East Germany, also was under her own previous short course stan- dard with a 4: JS.61. Earlier Sat urda y n ight. Caulkins was under the world bes t 1n the 100 b utterfly , breaking the mark of 59.92 b) Ea st German y·s Ca r en Metschuck by .23 seconds. But the versatile high school senior was still second to Meagher. of Louisville, Ky., who was timed in 58.91. Metschuck. the Olympic' gold medalist in the event. was third in 1 :00.31. CAULKINS HAD' a s imilar performance Friday night when 'she bettered the world mark in the 100 breasts stroke and then pushed Meagher to a world best in the 200 butterny. Meagher and Caulkins joined Cynthia Woodhead of Mission Viejo, and Nancy Hogshead or !acksonville. Fla .. to win the 800 Auburn picks Dye as f o.otball coach Scott clocks 3:59.6 mile SAN FRANCISCO CAP> American record·holder Steve Scott gave San Franc isco its first-ever sub-four minute mile -barely -as he outran an in· ternational field for a 3:59.6 vie· tor9 Friday night in the Run· ner's World Indoor Classic at the Cow Palace. AUBURN . Ala. CA P ) Forme r Wyoming Coach Pat Dye si~ned a contract lo coach the Auburn University football team Saturday. and one stipula· lion is that he will not leave w1thm the next four years to go to another Southeastern Cop · Cerence sch1>0I. D ye. 40. imm ed ia tely had trouble with his new job after ma k ing the announcem e nt himself Saturday afternoon. He k ep t calling the school the Un iversity or Auburn instead of Auburn University. The new Auburn coach re- signed at Wyoming last month so he could pursue the Auburn job. He posted a 6-5 record in his only season at Wyoming afte r going 48-18· I in six years as head coach at East Carolina. Mrs Dye wanted to come to Alabama. which she calls "the No. I football state in America," her husband said. "The people ir\. Wyoming are talking about rodeoing in July. In Alabama, they are talkin~ about the Auburn·Alabama foot- bal1 game," he said. Dye said he planned to meet with Auburn 's football recruiters after the news con- rerence lo work on recruiting. Scott. whose best indoor time is 3:53.0, moved past Ireland's Ray Flynn into first place at the gun· lap and held off Britain's David Moorcraft. at the finish. Moo1c1aft finished in 4:01.3. followed by Flynn at 4:01 .6 and IT WAS TO be Dye's first en-American Don Paige at 4:04.7. counter with the coaching staff. In other key events durmg the and he said he didn't know how first meet of the indoor track many, if any. of the assistants season . Rod Dixon of New he would ask to remain. Zealand grabbed the lead in the Much of the~l Auburn staff 3.000-meter run with two laps to will come from Wyoming if Dye go and pulled away to victory; gets his wish . He said he would Norway's Grete Waitz breezed invite quarterback coach Al Kin· to a slow victory in the women's caid. offensive line coach Nell 3,000; and Leo Williams or the Callaway;-defensive line coach Navy edged Arizona State's DYE, WHO le ttered three Wayne Hall, secondary coach James Frazier In the high jump. years at Georgia and Wl'S an as· Bobby w a II ace, and. ad. Wllliama won on fewer misses sistant to Alabama football ministrative assistant Oval at 7-3. Olympian Dwight Stones Coach Bear Bryant for nine Jaynes to join him. missed at 7.3 after clearing 7·1. years. said the Auburn trustees He also expressed an interest Waitz.who ran.a world's best were concerned about him using in Clemson assistant Frank time o( 8:50.8. In the 3,000 last the job as a stepping stone. Orgel. year at the Cow Palace, ran a f'J don't have any plans to go The wishbone offense. uied by slow race after taking a huge lo Alabama or Georgia," he said Alabama, is D1e's favorite, ahd lead on the tint lap. She led by at a news conference. he said he would like to uae it at 40 meters at the halfway point Dye and Auburn Presidelft Auburn If the Tlgen have the and cruised home with a time of Hanly Funderburk declined to talent for it. 9:05.8. discus~ the finanacial te rms of----:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:------============------the contMfct. Bryant had advised Dye not to take the Auburn job. "He's always dlscoul'aged me to make a move. I think it's his nature," Dye said. "He didn't want me to come to Auburn. I don't think that would be un- usual." A BIG FACl'Oa, Dye aaJd, in his decision waa hla wife, Sue. She trew up in AutUlta, Ga., and D)'e WH ralaed 11 mi}es away ln Blythe, Ga. :-- freestyle relay, heati ng lht.• Olympic cham p ion t.:a s l German team. Ameri1 an men also won the~ relay Baumann outdueled world r e cord holder J esse Vass allo of Mission VieJO. and Sovi<'t Oly111 p ie c h ampion Al .. xan<l1:r Sidorenko to win the men's 4flll individual medley an 4 15.11 111· broke the previous world liest uf 4: 17.81 hy Vassallo. who flnislwd second ahead of S1dorenko Baumann finis h ed scconrl behind SaJnikov as the Russian tr iple Olympie gold medal1s1 hettered ~worlrl standard an tht· 400 freesty le . s urpass i n g Ameril'an John llillen1•arru> s rC' corc1 <if 3 .46 9!; by a h<t If st·rnnd No Amt.'t"~n~ rettrhffi I h~fm..w.t--~ the event INES DIER.'i. who won four frees tyle med a Is for Jo;a:-.,1 Germany at the Most·ow Olym pies. added the 400 fre<'style to her 80()-meler victory uf Friday night. beatin~ Sara Linke of Walnut Creek, hy two se«onds in 4:08.46. Woodhead beat her world re cord speciality, the 200 freestyle. beatinJ: Diers 1.57.10 to t ;59·20. Woodhead was just three tenths of a second off the world be.s.l.ol B a rba r a Krause o f Eas r Germa ny. -----~ -------- 8'0MI OH TV/ IAllCITMLL .Tod&y's TV ,.....,.,. .,. tM top "°"' ewnt• on TV tod•Y ...... ,. ere: / 1 1 1 exce4'9nt, 1 ' ' wwth watchlno; 1 1 fair; 1 ......... ~·······°'·-· '' ./" AflC PL.AYOPPI: Oealland at 0.wl.nd. • F II 1 .... : Don Cr lout and JoM Brodi• Tt• .....,.. _...llM H-ton with 411 tMC\I defensJ~ effort lft tN wtld cant ~rM. Ttwy ._. to do the ume qalnst arlan SiOe and .. arftrM In toclay'1 NFC wmlflnal althOUQh t .. y _..Wt ........... , ..... It le .. e1 H•Y•t, Mike Devfs,-Ted ...,..,ck, and the re1t Oii the RalcMf defen1lv• unit can ~Y llM ttwy did agelntt Hou.ton, the odch will not m .. n a thv.G. Jim Ptunluttt wlll be ·•t quart.,~k tor the Rald4tf's wlth-Marll ".,, Eet"9n leadlft9 the rusher\ S1 , ...... C""-'2 '' .( ./ NPC PLAYOFP:S: OallH at Atlanta. . An 1 •nn: Vince Scully and George Allen If Tony-Dorsett hc)s a'nother game like he did against the Rams. the Falcons could' be In trouble although they are favored by three Poinh at home. Dorsett had one of his flMSt <Mlys as a pro runf'er as the Cowboys defeated the Rams In the wild<ard game. Atlanta Ns had a Wffk of rest and will send Steve S.r1kowskl to the flri09 line against the Cowboys' Danny White. As for Dorsett, he says : "It's prot>ably the best <Mly' I've had all-ar.ound since being In the pros." He carried the ball 22 times, caught three passes and scored two touc~s while picking up 160 yards. OTHER TELEVISION · ·- 9 a.m . «0 -NFL ··· 9:.S a.m. (341 -FUT80L INTERNACIONAL -. St. Etienne vs. Borusia in a Eurocup match. . 10 a.m. (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -Hlghlighls from the 1980 USTA ctaycourt tennis championships for girts 12 and under, held at the Limestone Tennis Club In Manlius, N.Y. 12:30 p.m. 121 -NFL TODAY. 4 p.m. (7) -N°FL'S BEST EVER -Vintage film clips are used to determine the NFL's Best Ever in the following categories: quarterback, running bac:k, coach and team. A:JO p.m. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A tribute to Bobby Riggs, the most celebrated hustler in the his· torv of tennis. Riggs joins host Reggie Jackson to review highlights of his career, including his 1939 Wimbledon title and his "challenge of the sexes" matches against Margaret Court and Biiiie Jean Ki09. '... RADIO FootbalL-Qakland at Cleveland, 9:30 a.m .. KNX (1070); Dallas at Atlanta, 1 p.m., KNX (1070). ,,... ~ily Pitot Is not ~ble for late cMnges.) BYU's Danny Ainge ·All-sport star found his niche PROVO. Utah CAP> -Brigham Young basketball star Danny Ain&e, who baa been alternating between baseball spikes and sneakers for three years, says he's content with bis decision to tum back cm a lucrative Nat.ional BasketbUI Auociatioa career. Ainge, a three-time all· Western Athletic Conference guard for BYU, decided in October to sign a paid very handsomely." Weber State basketball Coach Neil McCarthy says he's sure Ainge would be a firsl·round NBA pi.ck. "You could label him can't miss," he says. For bis part, Arnold has no doubts Ainge "would have played very, very well in the NBA." new three-year contract with AINGE'S CAaEEa decision Toronto of the American League. has raised some eyebrows He aire.cty baa played parts of be c au s e his profess ion a 1 two seuons with the Blue Jays as baseball career has been de- a utility infield.er·.outfielder --.cldedly l•1 apecla~ufar than his u; 'Tve spent three years in pro college basketball achieve- baseball now and I feel pretty ments. A good about the progress I've lo his first year with the D made," says Ainge. "I like the Toronto organization he batted ti lifestyle and I feel I can last .229 for the AAA Syracuse S. longer in baseball." Chiefs. In 1979 he batted .237 in b · 87 games with the Blue J ays and AINGE' SAYS RE'S aware hit .243 in 38 Blue Jay games t~as a probable first-round last season as an infielder and ir NBA pic.k, he would be offered a outfielder. a lot more money initially, but T adds, "I \lelieve I'll end up mat-Geo9¥fta'~ L--- h ing more money ultimately in • ~· a '"'"tie baseball." NCAA bids to sponsor wo01en DETROIT CAP >• -The NCAA 's belated but powerful en- try into the s ponsorship of women's collegiate athletics will be the b~IJ topic this week at the convention of the group that stands to lose the most from such a move the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women. The AlAW, gove rning body or women's college athletics. is holding its 1981 delegate as sembly Jan. 6·9 in Detroit. 1'he 1,000 delegates are slated to dis cuss equal treatment of athletl's wi~h o~her students on campus. minority r e presenl <ttion and policies regarding transfe r stu dents. BUT THE ENTRY overtures by the prestigious Nation_a l Collegiate Athletic Association. the major governing hody ul men's athletics, looms heavy over the AIA W asscmhly. Jan e Ha rbige r . a spokeswoman for the AIAW. said the NCAA hid will take center stage. The controversy ~tems from a proposaJ to go before the NCAA 1981 convention. also meeting in early January, orrcrmg women 200 positions in its govermn~ s truct ure a nd the N C AA sponsorship of Division I cham pions hips. The NCAA voted last year to s ponsor champions hips 1n divisions II and Ill for the 1981-82 academic year. The AIA W threatened to sue. although no suits have been filed. The NCAA vote is expect~ to be close. · · ~ I CURRENTLY, THE AIAW ls the only host of women's cham· pionships and the solt! ar~iter of women's collegiate s ports . Com- petition from the NCAA likely would be "seen as a takeover of women's sports," said Harbiger. What does the NCAA have to offer that the AIAW can 't ? P rimaril y m oney , s a i d Harbiger. Harbiger said the NCA/\ un· derwrites the cost of l><:ndmg t ea m s t o nation a l r ham pions hip!', U Not that the decision was ao . easy one. It hung over his head -Jt--from the moment the Eugene, C• Ore., prep all-star in baseball. ir basketball and football signed D the first of three one-year con· Phones bugged? tracts with the Blue Jays prior ir to enrolling at BYU to play basketball. of "It was strictly my wife and 1 me." Ainge said of his decision. Y• ·•we thought about it a lot and prayed about it and we both de- b1 cided on it." He said the pro- s< spect or !I longer career in baseball outweighed the entice- ments ol bi& NBA money. o• u THE 1-5 AINGE has averaged fi 20 points a game for three seasons at BYU and led the club C in steals and ualsts. He Is the Si school's all-time leading shot- m all er. This season he is 1C averasine 25.4 points oo ~ per· gc cent abooti.ng for the nationally N -ranked Cougars and is worti:tng tr on a •trina of 90 straight 1ames in double figures. The NCAA re· tll cord la ICM set by Ronnie Valen-M tine ol Old Dominion last. seuoa. st "We've had professional basketball acouta tell us they'd pay him three times hta buebell coatract;" says BYU baakttball Coach Frank Arnold. "But I RIVERSIDE (A P ) -newspaper that Irwin said that a Telephone calls and ·private con-Bill Miller . who was employed versations anywhere in her by Frontiere ostensibly as a home could be monitored and houseboy, was an electronics ex· taped by Rams owner Georgia pert who installed. maintained Rosenbloom Frontiere. one of and operated telephone bu~ging her former employees has equipment. testified, according to a story in A m o n g t h c F r ,, n t 1 ere' s Saturdab's editions of the hous egues t s 1n 1980, the Riverside Press·Enterprise. news paper quoted Irwin as say· The newspaper said that Mel ing. w~ Sen. and Mrs. Edward H. Irwin, who was employed by Kenned y . Kenne d y . t he the Rams for one year until last Massachusetls. Democrat, was July as director of community then an active candidate for the relations, but whose duties kept Democratic Party presidential him largely al the Los Angeles nomination. home of Fronliere, said in a The newspaper quoted Irwin sworn deposition that Frontiere ~s saying that Secret Ser vice had sophisticated electronic .A gents would come to the house equipment that allowed con-first to "check it out," but he versations In any room or on any added he never knew if they telephone in the house to be found anything suspicious. bugged. ·>v· Irwin's statement was taken "Wires <w.ent from the base-by attorney Howard Daniels, of ment," the Press-Enterprise Los Angeles, who represenlc; in quoted Irwin as saying, "into the Los Angel es County every room in the hOUH." Coliseum Commission in its an- Also, Irwin .alleges, he was in· ti·trust lawsuit against the Na· structed.. by . .F.rooliere to _liaten Uonal Football League for block- covertly to telephone. convena-ing atte mpts or Oakland lions his employer had with Na-Raiders managing general tlonal Football Lea ue Com-artner Al Davis rom movin m ,s oner ete oze le and his NFL franchise to Los others, the newspaper aald. · Angeles. the new~paper re- l\ wu also reported bv the ported. DAILY P\LOT ... , Rustlers red hot 1 Gauchos' 50-garne streak over Golden West Collete continued lo. mow down non-conference opponents, while Orange Cout and Saddleback colleges continued to hJve their prob· lems Saturday night in junior college basketball action. · GWC had few problems in downinJ host San Diego Mesa, while OCC suffered a slim setback at Imperial Valley, and Saddleback saw its SO.game home unbeaten string broken. Here's a look at how the action went: Golden Weat M, SD Me• 13 Coach Jim Greenfield's Rustlers continue to find a new · player who catches fire. Saturday night, it was ~urt Woote n who hit a perfect 8·fOr ·8from the floor en route to 17 points . T he sophomore forward from Huntington Beach High shared the GWC scoring honors with Randy Heidenreich who had 16. GWC. 12·3 on th~ season_ opened· a 38·31 halftime lead, but SD Mesa countered by scoring the first six points of the second half to pull within one. The Rustlers came right back lo outscore the Olympians, 25-4 over the next seven minutes and take a commanding 63-41 lead. The capper was an 18-footer by Wooten. Imperial Valley 72, OCC 69 The Pirates shot 41 percent from the floor. while Imperial Valley only managed to shoot at a 33 percent clip. but OCC let a 67-66 lead get away in the final 11 2 minutes. Coach Tandy Gillis' squad had battled back from a 'Z1 26 halftime defit·it to forge ahead 34-27 with 17:40 remainin~ 1n the game. '- Aut lrn(X•rial Valley counter ed lo take a 55-48 lead with just seven minute~ left . Ont'e again, the Pirates were hurt hy turnovers. commitlini.t 18 on the evening On; was sparked offensively by Chris Beasley with 15, followed hy Rick Riley with 13 and Greg Krohnfeldl wit h I;! John Saunders added 11 . Santa.Ana 71, Saddleback 67 A 50-game winn1n~ streak datin~ hack lo 1976 was snapped at S;.icldlehack College h) Santa Ana. U CI women win • • in two overtimes Katht'nnt' Hamilton scored the winning bas ket with six seconds remaining in the second overtime veriocl as th~ UC Irvine women's basketball team held off stuhoorn Army. 84 82 Friday night at UCI. Playing tn the opener of a t winb1ll. with the UC I men·s learn racing Portland State m the nightc-ap. the Anteater women improved their re· <:onl to 9-4 in handing Ar my its second loss against eight W\OS. The Anteaters were sparked by Diana Meier who scored 21 points and added nine rebounds . while Norma Leibfreid. t he freshman from Ocean View High, scored 19 points. Army's lineup inc luded former Edison High star Tracy Hanlon. who scored eight points before fouling out with about three minutes remaining in regulation play. UCI returns to action Friday night when the Ante~~rs open southern California Association play agninst Cal Poly CSLOJ at Crawford Hall at 7:30. · as the Dons' Steve Frederick hit a clutch 10-foot jump shot wjth three s econd.a left to snap a 87-87 tie. The Gauchos led by as many as 12atone time on· ly to see Santa Ana chip away atthe mar.in. Santa Ana shot al a 56.1 clip while Saddleback was shooting at a 52.7 average. The Gauchos held a slim 40-39 lead at halftime u Kevin Bowland ( 12 points> and Curtis Crossle~ (10 points) provided mosrotffie scoring punch. • It was the third straight defeat for lhe Gauchos whose record dipped to 10·6. Santa Ana improved its record to 14-8. Sitilors coast over Valencia Newport Harbor High continued its impressive preseason play Saturday night as the Sailors. behind forward Cor y Everhart's 24 points, romped to a 75·43 win over Valencia in the championship semifinals of the Canyon Tournament. Meanwhile. University defeated Mater Dei in the consolation semifinals of that tournament. 61-52 and Irvine lost lo Esperanza, 43-42, also in the consolation semifinals. In Monday night's championship game, Newport Harbor will face Cypress. a 57-49 winner over Ca- nyon Saturday. Game timeissetfor7:30. Center Rick Ciaccio had ii points for the Sailors and helped give Newport a 45-24 advantage in re· bounds with his eight ·boards . Jn other tournament action: University 61, Mater Del 52 Uni jumped to an early lead and maintained it all the way in earning a berth in the consolation fina ls of the Canyon Tournament Monday night against Esperanza. University was paced by 6·8 Tim McLaughlin, who scored 16 of his 20 points in the closing quarter, Brad Guess hit 15 and Troy Larsen 14 for the Trojans. Mater Dei was led by Larry Williams' 19 (14 in the final quarter ) and_Ron Tarbell's 14. Westminster 60, S.ntl•go 50 The Lions won the championship game of th«: Santiago Tournament and they did it with a halanced scoring attack. Guard Mick Delavalle sc€>red a g.ame·hi gh .31 points and center Bob Kershner and guard Dan Siber added 12 and 10 respectively. Orange Coast College presents VOYAGING OFFSHORE BERNARD MO/TESSIER -Fri .. Jan. 9 MARVIN CREAMER -Mon., Jan. 12 ROBIN GRAHAM -Wed., Jan. 14 8 P.M. -OCC AUDITOR'IUM 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa Tickets: $7.50 Series -$3.00 Each Eve. V1 ........ rc•rd/111fo -(71 •) •••·•••o ATHLETIC CONDITIONING & INJURY CENTER ' Ski Cond~tioning Package: 3 months for 17500 Mo Restrictions Pcrent Athlete Memberships: '3000 Rntrichd T-. Athletic Memberships * lntricW n.-. 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R*" Came>fMll 1s1.,.ford IC I, 7:07.1; 2. uannw.,ren CUNATI. 7 ••, J Debbie ~1 IVNATI, J Ot I , 4 ••- "'9non IL.A MH<I, 1 11 t l,000 I Grete Waltr INOf'wayl, t 0) •, t J Hh ff-CUOTI, t It 6 l . o .. ai. S<ell IC ..... I, •.149, 4, Fr•MI• l a"leu CUNATI, t :•.7. c::m::~ ........ -··II " ..... --....... Oltlll\, .. 2 .... . ................ v ......... , .... . 1 rwrt v.....,.,,,,.,....v..,,A,M;e-•.k•~:til1 .,,,,,. -•. ....... .... w. t-f:AMI.... .. .......... , M,M. ILJ'813 Wllll• *f, Mll11.:..~1t, 6·1, •·•1 .... I.......... ..,, .. ,, A" ......... BYU'S DANNY AINGE PASSES OFF D~SPITE UNLV DEFENSE. COUGARS WON, 12-90. UCLA whips H1:1skies Williams sparks VSC victory t'rom AP dJspakbes LOS ANGELES -Sophomore forward Darren Daye scored 15 points to lead a balanced UCLA at· tack Saturday ni~ht as the hot-shooting Bruins got off to a fast start in whipping Washington 96-74 in a Pacific.JO Conference basketball opener for both teams. UCLA, 7·1 overall and ranked seventh na- tionally, made 12 of its first 14 field goal attempts in taking a 25-14 lead midway through the first half. The Bruins later went en a 21·6 spree lo take a 54 ·28 advantage shortly before halftime. UCLA, which settled for a 56-36 lead at the in· termission, finis hed the first half with 26 field goals in 35 attempts for 74 .3 percent accuracy. Daye had 11 of his points in the opening 20 minutes. Washington. 6·4 on the season, made 54.5 per· cent of its floor shots in the first half, yet still found itself behind by 20 points. The Huskies weren't closer than 19 points in the second half. Sophomore guard Michael Holton and freshman center Kenny Fields added 14 points apiece for the Bruins. TreJ ... d11 P~Je •JWll'r LOS ANGELES -Forward Maurice Williams scored 14 points leading a balanced USC attack as the Trojans downed Washington State 57·43 in a Pacific· 10 Conference opener for both teams at the Sports Arena . Guard Jacque Hill added 13 points and forwards Barry Brooks and Purvi~ MiJler tiad 2 points each for tfi'e Trojans. who are now 6·4 on the season. Forward Steve Harriet paced Washington State with 24 points and a gaqie-high six rebounds. Sixteen of Harriel's points c•me in the first half when he made eight of his nine field goal attempts. No other Cougar scored more than four points in the game. The first half was close throughout with Washington State leaving the floor et the in· termission with a 26·23 advanta"e. despite the fact Basketball scores 71 o ........ C.U.llc '1 l.S•ll• .. , L.t•,ette 60 l thl0/1'1. LJ<omlntJO '#. Vlrglfll•IJ, Ma"41K-ltH 11 Piii 6S, St ...... ..,~.,..e ti M••Y•-... Wlllllem & Mary M S.ICN> Hall SJ, Prine.._ SI Army 60, tafll. C-lltlll S1 801ICN> Coll,. '9, Provldtnct 71 ~tJ!~~·~Of6.~~~.1. SI. J°"""''1'2, 54. Frencls, Pa. '1 Sy rec.-•. C-l11n 1t 9ostGrl V. 73, SC. Fr...cl1, N. Y 6' Ferltltill Olcllllltal'I 11, M•n.,.ltan Flt. Soulhef'n 72, L-111-U, 71 Penn tO, °"'9tlowfl SI ~ Canl.Mk ....... 7S, .. lll...,ttf Crt19M .. '7, TlllM • llllnolt 11M, s. llllnot161 that it had only one field ~oal during an eight- minute span of the first h'alf. Colorado •top• 49n-ri BOULDER. Colo. -J o Jo Hunter scored 16 points to lead Colorado to a 56·46 non·conference victory over Long Beach State here. Jacques Tuz scored 11 points, seven of them coming in the second.half. Tuz also grabbed eight rebounds. Senior center Joe Cooper scored 10 points and pulled down a CU carffr high 15 re· bounds. Long Beach State. was led by the scoring of Dino Gregory with 14 points. 10 of them coming in the second half when the 49ers only managed to score 17 points, Th~ victory, their sixth straight. improved the Buffs" record to 9·2. The IOH, -their third straight. dropped Long Beach State to 4·6. f'r,.,.. Stai' petu16 IJCSO FRESNO -Bobby Davis scored 18 points and Rod Higgins added 14 to pace once-beaten Fresno State to an 89-42 non-conference victory over th~ University of California-San Diego. In running their record to 11·1, the Bulldogs bolted to a 40· 16 halftime lead and led by as much as 49 points in the second ha)(. Fresno shot 61 percent from the floor to ju5t 38 percent for San Diego, and outrebounded the vis· itors 39-17. with Higgins getting seven. Sherman Johnson scored nine points to lead San Diego. now-4·8. Af11p.._,. •W •W>r IJNLJ" L.AS VEGAS -Guard Danny Ainge scored 27 points, including four in an ove~ime .peri~, as 19th-ranked Brigham Young Un1vers1ty nipped Nevada (Las Vegas), 92·90. Guard Greg Baliff preserved BYU's victory by stealing the ball from UN~V's Greg Goorjian in the final se<'onds just before It appeared that Goor· jian wu going to get a $Ml off. F0rward Fred Roberts added 24 points and had eight rebounds for the Cougars, 10·2. Roberts scored six of his points in the extra five-minute session. Forward Steve Trumbo contributed 20 1>0inls and pulled down 11 rebounds for the Cougars. Center Greg Kite had 12 points and 11 rebounds for BYU. Goorjian paced the Rebels, 8-5, with a career· high 29 points. C•I e••s rtwll llt••l•f'fl BERKELEY -Kevin Sinateton drove from the right side and mede an ei&ht·fool jump 1hot with 15 seconds remaining to give the California Bears a 58-56 victory over Stanford In a Paclfic-10 basketball ~er. '1 •-• •, Wlt..l!IVC1elr•'2 KenllS M .... LAllKvllle 41 MIClll19ft'2, N. MkN.-n St ........ INl-C-••l '4 0eyW1', v ..... 0.P'IVI 19. .._ •S Olllo ......... 1,. 0r .... 7G Tlf~ Cl_._.. •• 11,Ml""'" •-5'. lllr1flc.er.llN SJ Wldllte ,. 17, I-• Stanford's Brian Welch, who had Ued lhe 1core at 56:56 by makin1 a shot with 1:07 left, missed a 15-foot jumper with five seconds left. Cal center Mark McNamara 1rabbed tbe rebound, wu fouled and missed a free throw. but Stanford wu able to get off only a desperation 11)..foot a~ before the_ j KIMI' TOU ....... Wfl .... SI-~•· MlcltltM61 ltlrttl 8YCIUIM114, Gel9etl 11 Olllrd) ............. -d·• -l"'"'lel V....., 7t, Ot .... CM•t .. CMNlfl ....... Sell DI..-MtM .. leftt1AN11 • ......._ ... , .......... ,... ........ ..,.. -:.. ~JI.Ill VIMM•lllllAIM:ll. c,.._•.c....• , r •.•. ,. ,....,.... r,...... ........ --Dtl. 1.4rls-..,...Per-Je_,....., TUCSON -Roa Davia and Frank Smith COin· blned to aeon 42 points, leedin& ArtlllODa to a 11·1'0 victory over Oreson in the Paclflc·lO Conl.,.ce opener foe both acboola. Arlaoaa toolE a » ll lead on a Jump shot by forward 1'obble l>Ollty wllh t :OI left In the lint haU and dldn 't ball the rest ol the way. 1" WUdcall outacond Oreton '1·1 In tbe ftnal 4'rii mlnutel ol the flnt half and led -.. at tbe ln· t.rmlllklll. A.rllona I.CS by u many U-10 ,..._ m aeconcl ball and 8"med comfortalllJ m CGMral wlda a ..._. &eM wWt 4:• left .... .....,_ ... 0....-forw ... , ... °""' ....... a.n ldt ""'" llnllht ftlld .... '° 8'" ..... .,.. .. wttbln tine,._ atlMt .. 1:11 W\. ·Dana 1ec1 a11 ..... wD • .-. ....._ ... -~ 'pf wttla ... om,~ d .......... JAN. 4, 1911 STOCKS MOVIES CROSSWORD C3-4 r C5-6 C6 Offlee .headaehe James Houlik's concerts are. designed to right the wrongs done against sax- ophones. Page C5. Orange Cl,unty ill major market for stolen IBM Selectric typewriters ay JODI CADllNllKAD ........ ,... ..... . Under a cloak of dark.Dea a pnvate plane from Su Ftanr1sl'o landed on a lone air alrip at John Wayne Airport where an Irvine bust neaaman •aa waiHnc for the llle*'al deli very that would net h1m a.t least Sll,000. Ntilber ille&&l drues· ooc sec-rel weapons ' were carted out of the Cesl>na 120 that surnmer nt&ht lut year IMtead, 18 stolen IBM Selectric typewnten, \be new Califorrua gold for thieve&. were set"retly delivered aY 'ntE TIME POLICE found out about the cargo all o( the typewriters had been sold. A Bay Area man who sold the~ lo the Irvine man was arrested • The Irvine man, a former IBM employee, was never prosecuted in the case and continues Orange County feeds the state BS the major · mBtket for stolen IBM Selectrics. Law enforcement officials must deal w;fh both the theft and _ unloading of the stolen machines. Most are resold within a 50-mile radius. ~ . ' w sell oifice equipment 10 Uran1e County. ac- cor<Ciina lo police. Moat typewti\er \hefts are not that in· tric.ately planned and 80 percent of all office buralari• Involve the theft ol IBM Selectric machines, according to a California Justice Dep~rtmenl spokesman. MO&E at:CENTLY AN advertisement placed by two Irvine buainessmen olfered some 50 typewriters for sale. The men told c'-&ltomers that they were quilting business and wanted lo sell the machines quick and cheap. When Irvine police showed up to purchase some oi the goods. they found that many. if not an: of the typewriters were stolen. Again, lack of sufficient evidence resulted in no proseculionorthelwomen involved. Prosecution is difficult in the case or • PriCes hooted up Western ·styles traveling overseas By STAN DELAPLANE "This boy wrote me: 'Cosimo. I ~en wearing' boots all my life. I cain't walk in those Air Force shoes.· So I wrote ol' Congreuman Dick Kleberg, an' he talked to the Army, an' the General wrote that boy a letteT to show. Said: 'This Private got a nghl to wear cowboy boots with his uniform'.'· ••• Cosimo Lucchese made the best boots in Texas, which is to say America. I went all th~ way to San Antonio to get mine. They were brown steer hide. Inch-and-a· half heels. A six-stitch grapevine sewn on the uppers. Some boots! '=="~-~-·s the lime of the cowboy, The jingle. jangle, jingle people travel half across the country for Western clothes at Cutter Bill's in Dallas and Houston. At Shepler's in Denver. At Tener's in Oklahoma City. So I drove down to Jonathan Western. in Redondo Beach. and bou~ht a new pair of Lucchese boots-$320. Four times what 1 paid Cosimo, but just about right for 20 years of inflation. Made of Domingo goatskin from Italy, brushed to mirror dark cherry. They are something! ••• -WESTERN CLOTHING IS moving overseas. Jn London 1 saw boots beneath the stools in the Capital Hotel where you find American oil men. In the bar at the Churchill, I met an oil rig engineer from Sacramento. •• * WESTERN STYLES TBA VEL over- seas. Jonathan has had mail orders as far out as Yugosl~via . Girls in Paris put silver- and-turquoise collar tabs on their blouses. Gilbert says : •'Most mail orders are coming from the American northeast and southeast. Places where they haven't worn Western clothes. Local stores don't stock a selection. A catalog comes by writing Jonathan Western, 1705 S. Catalina. Redondo Beach 90277. You send $5 and they'll refund it on your first order. It's a handsome thing in brilliant color. If you don't buy anything.. you've got a piece of status on the coffee table. ••• AFl'ER LUCCHESE MADE my boots in San Antonio. friends took me out to the King Ranch. A million acres, the biggest in the co\Ultry. They have their own saddle shop. And they made heavy white cowhide seat covers for my car. It was a banana-yellow convertible. I drove it down to Mexic<>1City. With THOSE seat coven and THOSE boots, I was the talk of the town . *. * BEST OF ALL: Gilbert wears a one-of· a -kind hat by Hatters of Au!lin, Texas. It's a battered thing. A Texas block curled up on the side. A broad sweat stain. A few ttirt marks in the c rown . They won't clean out. It's put in there artificially. The hat cost $300. typewriter thefta becauae lt must be proven that the seller knew the merchandise was stolen, .said Irvine investigator Mark Hoffman. TYPIC.fl.L Y A THIEF will break into an office steal a typewriter and sell it to a second party for $200 to $300. That second party will then sell the equipment to a legitimate business for '600. New IBM Selectrics retail for approximate· ly Sl.200. According to a company spokesman in New Jersey, the average backlog of orders is between three and six weeks, making the item that much more valuable. ·•Attorneys and doctors are most often the people who are the consumers of stolen proper· ty." said Hoffman. "It's pretty tough for them to be so narrow in their vision that they don 't realize that the stuff is stolen." Even so. prosecution of those involved in typewiiter therts is rare and recovery of stolen goods is nearly as infrequent. LAST YEAR ONLY $3 million of the S50 lo $75 million reported stolen typewriters were re· __ co~ered under a new proeram s_tar:ted three _ years ago by the California Justice Department. Now everytime an IBM Selectric is servfoed the repairman reports the machine's serial number, to the Justice Department which has on computer tape the number of every stolen typewriter. If the number.s match, a special te•in of in· vestigators in cooperation with local police de· partme.nts obtain a search warrant to inspect the typewriter. Those who receive stolen property may face charges and the equipment is immediately seized. "WHEN WE STARTED this program we had no idea where the property went," said Justice Department spokesman Larry McNelly. "Suddenly we realized that Orange County is the major market for stolen IBMs. It leads the state." Such a distinction has proven lo be a headache to local law enforcement officials who m usl deal with both the theft and ·unloading of stolen typewriters. In Irvine 28 typewriters were stolen in December and Costa Mesa reported 25. ''It's a very serious problem," said Hoff· man. "In Irvine we've been plagued by this for three years." NATIONALLY A HALF billion dollfr• worth of IBM typewriters are stolen annually. Al a Lexington Ky. plant where the typewri,.rs are manufactured, some 50 IBMs are stolen every day before reaching their destination. As Costa Mesa detective David Walker ex· plains, it's an easy crime for even iaex· perienced burglars to commit. · "All they do is smash a window and they're in and out." said · Walker. "By the time the alarm sounds they're already on the freeway and we show. up to broken glass and missing equip· ment." On Oct. 8 thieves stole six of \he nine typewriters u sed by Newport Escrow employees. The following Friday, they returned to ~teal the remaining typewriters, leaving behind an unplugged machine, Costa Mesa police said. FINALLY THE company replaced all nine typewriters only to have them all stolen again on-Dec, 19. & "lBMs are like gold," explains McNelly. "There's a 5·week waiting list. Demand by the publi.g is so stringent that it's created this black market." Justice Department studies have shown that most of the stolen typewriters are sold within a 50 mile radius. McNelly estimates that at least half those who receive the property know it's stolen. Police in Irvine and Costa Mesa disagree with that theory and think the percentage is much higher. "I WOULD FIND it very hard to believe that somebody who buys a typewriter for $600 out of the trunk of a car didn 't know it was pro· bably stolen." s aid Costa Mesa detective Walker. To help combat the increasing theft of its equipment' JBM is now offering to bolt its machines down permanently. The service iS free to new customers with a slight charge for those with older machines . Police report that bolted typewriters are rarely stolen since the average time involved in a machine theft is only 60 seconds. You can astonish the natives of Paris with Western outfit. The hat is by Caspet Twid, $200. Coat is deerskin trimmed in coyote, $3, 500. Shirt with appliques by Salamander, $110. Jeans by Larry Mahan. $34. Belt buckle by Trujillo is one-of- a-l<ind in 14-carat gold set with .. precious stone~~s:..:.... _____ _. It goes for $3. 000. Sterling silver collar tabs, $120. Howdy, podner! He said: ''I haven't got around to the 10-gallon hat. But these Texas boots feel good. And they say. 'This is an American.' Nqbody else but us wears them. It's .our trademark." Ronald Reagan showed up in the paper the other day holding his bodts. Looked like Mercedes, Texas. Handmade, hand· •titched. Resolve to drive -less exp.ensively • •• .IONA11L\N WEST~llN RAS the big- 1est selection of handmade and · coun ry. t s not a i& store - 40 boot strides across, 80 deep. It's C~.)11ded. No browsers. 1be shoppers know • wliat they're after. The place is run by John Gilbert, 39. .. We could sell you a pair of full alli1ator bootl for-'2,200. Or a Mercedes in sueded aaaconda. Or a boot with an anteater foot ad a calfaldn top with silk 1tltchln1 at tflO." . Jonathan ia a "bilh ticket" store. Most o1 tbelr boota nm about saoo. They )'aft a ·belt bockle by ~Wo. Sterlinl 1Uver., an omce 4-told, UIMt with turquolle and Waft Jede~ ...... Gilbert Mid: ~··w'-•,....11t1---P1GP1• who •ant ........ ......_ UM a CUpel 1J'wlcl! tOWboJ 9'I& --. .... tur felt wltf a bind el r.Wr 1n•• -.. -4 a 1ilver hawk· lmekld ._ rec~ ftlr. nat would be .... .,,.. .. By PAT DUNN . O{•DllfYNll .... W..~ IMe-&o meke ....U.. New-Y._.z.--_, resolutiOll that will put m= ,our pocket. If tbe idea ol 1avtn1 I ud cutUnl car matnt.mmce colt appeab to YoU. tM• aclvu· ta1e ot the followin1 tlpe pro¥1decl by the Automoblle Club ol Southern Califonaia. CHECK UCB OP THE IU·NviDC drtviq tee~ and maintenance procedune JOU use. TblD tally your acore -GDe poiat for ffet'J item clleck•. VDDCLIC OPICMTION -Do you Maya obeerYe tile lpeed limit? -0o,.,-.. .......................... ., apeefllt -• -Do JOU llbacln• an .., .,. ... ywr foot an4 tM accllwatorT -..._ dlmbln1 a bW, do,_ aceel• ... , .. u~ Wore be1laal••· mallltata uantu. ... uMll Mal' tM '°' ~ ...... w. you .,..wb tM top? • -. -D0"'1•N""81•wt1A.._ . ., .. .. ...... ....., .................... . -Do you anticipate ltop9 u far ahead u _ _...~s'""i~.._? _ ___ ___ _ __ --------1 -Do you avold pumplnJ the Capedal? -Do you hold tile 1teertn1 w • ateady u SM»•ible? -Do you me overdrtw or cruiA control oa· hl1hway trips? -Do you accelerate •lowb' oa 11avel or all~' pery l'Ollda? ' ~·A -Do you aYG6d JackrabbU atarta? !...& :. . ,. -DO YOO llAINTAIN your ...... al ltMCH•~ lyu...-dble' , ·.· -Oo,.. .. ..,. a.old talll .... , -Do~ dlatrtbute ...._ ..... )lour Yehl~" cleunmb•poealble' · •4:~ -Do ,.. ... to • CIGlllpl ... .., befaH~ baeldlll •T · ... r ·-DaJW-lllGl,..11101untotrame · u Mltr •I EMrl -i ~·" -v.......... ""'~~· llAMDANCa ~~ _.,,.. ..... §) b' -·oo,. .u11--..11 an . ••m•cu. .... a> .. Most refunds limited 95 peroon1 can be med 1 per family 8y MAaTIN IU.OANt; IJEAR Sl l f'EkMAKKt;T SHOP .. ER l lino" that m081 refund offtin •re limited lo une Pf'r famil), l>ut doe• lhtli lllaw •PPIY to lht! nu form n~·.-1i.•r) · · offeri. th•t appear in ',,.. ,•ol un1n " Sh .. rry K , L.lllle Ko<'ll o.:.(a ~Ht:aav -~,.,..at•ate&y • pcorl'Nl el &M ref118111 ol(en ... &eclay are U•l&ed .. .e per fa•UY w MNreu. nJa r .. e ~ reaanllen ol -~r • refud fer• Ja ,......ire4. . • I ... -.wever. ..dii' a&e .. my ll•li•C• ltloaf' olfen lltat )'OG may la.lie adYutaae of morf' ~ .. oe<'e L>EA R Sl' l'~RMAKK~T SHOPPER t. ... :.t "eek I ren•1 ved a $2 refwid on s paghetti :.Ju,"' Todit} I r~1ved a second S2 check I rum '•e same l'Ompctny Thi:. must have been a mistake because I d m 'er} careful to send for only one refund "hl•n the offer so SJ)t!c1 f1es :\-1 ' eonst1em·e won ·1 aJlow me to cash the !:tecond check. so 1 am wondering what to do with 1t Should I 1ust tear it up'! - Charlotte from Cincinnati DEAR C'HABLOTl'E -I would send Uw dupllca&e chet'k &o lbe prealdea& of the com· paay aJoac with a note thukial bim or )ler for the opportunity to save moeey with tbe company"'s refund offers. Jut adareu your teuer to lb'! "Ofnce of the Presldeat" at the address shown OD the produd packa1e. DEAR SU PERMARKET SHOPPER When f started refunding a rew months ago, I began to save all my proofs or purchase on national brands. Arter ia while 1 got a little discouraged ~l·llluse !j() rew or (hem were getting used. But the big day finally .same. · I already had rice on my shopping Ust .. Then when I saw the $6 rerund orrer on the t l n<·I~ Ben's box. the rice practically jumped anto my shopping cart by itsell. This was a $5 refund offer for 12 proors with an additional dollar if mailed before Dec 31, 1980. I hurried home and found 11 proors in .my file The 12t.h was on the box I tiad JU~t bought. My early-bird refund request was m the mail the next day . This was the easiest ts I ever earned. -Mall)' G . from Baton Rouge, La. DEA& MAaY -Tbouaucla ol Hw re· runden have enjoyed a similar ellperleace. They start out by savlDC every poaslble proof ol purchue. Aa their colledloll• of box tops aad labels grow, they wonder If all their ef- fort will ever pay off. But 8008 they start lo find more refund forms at the supermHket and to trade forms with friends and by ·mall. Before they know u, they-are-regularly digging Into their proof collectJoaa to send for ~efunda. Tbla ls what we call tumlng trash Into cash. MllUoas of smart shoppers are doing It every day. REFUND OF THE DAV Write to the rotfowinq address to receive the form required by this $1.50 refund offer. Wish·Bone Italian Family Fes tival. P.O. Box 8446, Clinton, Iowa 52732. This offer expires June JO, 1981. ---------------~-~-------------------, __ ..,. .. _________________________ ..., _________ , ,.. ..... r.,..c1 CHECK CAR MAINTENANCE . • • tervals? Do you inspect your drive belts for wear, 1·racks and correct tension? -Do you check your spark plugs for fouling? Do you check the engine oil and coolant levels monthly? Do you keep your wheels properly aligned? -DO YOU USE GASOLINE of the proper oc- tane rating for your car? Do you maintain tires at their maximum trressure? Do you check your car's problems aa soon as you notice them'' Do you annually check cylinder com· pression , valve c l e aranc e and vacuum pressure'' .._ ____ _uu..)'~-CSJ~~:.uu4:...braka-for-clut-?-- Do you regularfy replace your air and fuel filter elements? Do you keep your wheels balanced? -00 YOU CH ECK your exhaust system I Wllh the engine Off) for damage Or deteriora· lion'> Do you consider using radial tires? Do you check the automatic choke for pro- • per operation? , Do you check rubber s,eals around windows and doors for fit and flexibility? .._ -DO YOU CJ,EAN or replace the PCV -(pos itive c rank<•ase ventilation) valve re· J:(ularly? -Do you inspect all hoses and clamps ror creeks and tightness? . -Do you regularly check all electrical con· .. nections? l .•mt.IED . · SHORT •TERM ~ · OPTIONS ·•MONTHLY I ... MYMINTSI ,,,., I 11t-o4ll I I ..... • ~ • J 1• "..J.t.J , • ~.· ...... IOUAL NONSSIOMAL SllYICI • FREE-CHOfCE 9 IN,OAMED CHOICE ==-l'ON .. CH. ••MAl'f ................. ......... ,_ ·= ... c flt47 -Do you c heck for fuel leaks at the carburetor, ruel pump, gas line and gas tank? VEIDCLE MAINTENANCE SCQRE How did you do? lf your score was 40 or above, you're spending at least 10 percent less on gas than the average driver. If your score was 35 lf 40, you're spending at leasts percent less than the average driver. If your score was JO to 35, you're saving bare· ly more than average. . If your score was below 30r you eewld- ing a lot of ruel and money, but you 're not! _Last year she. earned 108,884. His earntngs . were $74,819. Ot1pu.e ~bclr obvious differ lf you &pprecl&le aucb encea, Arlene &nd Bob have & ~ benel!ta u Uber&I commtlllona. 111 common Tiley bad no Miu bonwi•. croup 1naur&11ce and erperi.ooe wlMn l.IMJ Joined ua lncen\lve awUdt Uked&npa IO four,..,.. ICO 1'1t) n lunhrflct \lJUl'R>ul i'tiOl"Cil. yo lfilJ'NOU!' iheN la no ctlllnC on ibttr 1t1C4m1 lJnd of people ~ erperfenc1 poe.nU&J tr1l.b U1 They 11111 the requl;'ld Wl'tr&ln you IO aeU our lndepen.dtJll:t ~ comu ""b & broad ra"'e of ftnanclal ael'Vlcea c&rttr at Waddell fl RHd (You Thi. oould weU be 'be oppor II\ your own hours your own tum~ you·ve W&l\ecl for So ltt ua ~) share all I.be ract.a wnh JOU Of couree, Arlene and Bob are uctpllon&l. and "°' everyone pro. ,,.. ... , \hit fu&. Howtftr, here'e your oppol'\unll,1 to Pl'O" I.bat JOU, l.Oo, 11'1 HOtpllon&l. ....... c.11 7ao-ol02or Hnd In coupon ------~--------------~----------111, I Willl '9 k ........... wa~ ......... I .,,..,lld~ ...... ..,,_, -Wl\ll Ill Ulit r.n.t. Net11t1 1 ' • ""'•phvtt• Jftu1'h r , 1!.a'""'9--~· , ,._,CA--AIR: 11 ....... ---.----------------~-~ ----~ . Beal eitate nHlilflag • •• •1 aoasaT '· aauaa DEAR BOB: A few w..U qo, in amwer to anojber reader's qu•tlon, you nld the be.t way to ~>' • home la with owner flanaaclq provided by a , "motiva&ed aeUer." But you didn't explain bow to find theee motivated aellen. >.. we have only 1 UtUe cub for our down pay- ment, but have 1ood job aalartes, we need to buy from a seller who'will finance our purcbue. What is the best way lo find these deal1? Alao, l 've never seen one of those leue-options you men- tion advertised. Where can I find one? -Paula P. DEAa PAULA: Sb1me •me for Ht espl1la- bag bow to •pot bomea f• •ale by mo&lva&ed 1ellen. The nn& 1tep ... to wol'li wltla .. a11reulve really a1at wbo la up·to·date • '-al market c•· ditlou. He or abe wlU have deau of comtactl am•1 sellen ud either a1eat1. Tbe real estate 1rapevlae la faatutlc for apttadlDI t.be· word aboat usloua sellers. T... aecoad atep I• to aall muy queatlolla about homes for sale which laterest Y•· Flad out the true reUGa t.be seller la MWa1. However, maay motivated aellera try to II.Ide u.elr stna1 de- sire to Mil qalckly. Jadlcatleu ol motivated aellen IDclllde llaU.1 OD the market over •days; boase ta vacut; seller has moved out of tow•: Miier 11 be .... d OD mortgage paymeatl. Houe b nm·dowa (ladlcat· ing seller lack.I cHh to repair It): Ust .. g said seller will help fl.aaace the sale; divorce, death, foreclosu.re or other dl1treaa. As . for your leaae-opta. quesUoa, DOl maay . lease-optlom are aavertlaed because mOllt realty agenta cloa't uaderstaad bow they work. So you'll have to create your own. That'• bow I bought my residence oa a leaae·optloa. Use a leaae-optloa or lease form, apedfylng the leue terms aa well as the optlGD detalls. ·Home sellen often 1ladly accept auch olfen, eapttlally If the tenant-buyer puts up 1Ubataatlal option money. Motivated sellers are good candidates for lease -options. Your realty agent or attoney can give you more lease -optloa LDformatloa. 'P~bl lldl...,., del•Hftl DEAR BOB: I am interested in investing in smaU-ineome properties. A realty agent I met at Rotary says he has several "pocket listings" or s uch properties. Whal does this mean? Are these illegal listings? -Royce S. DEAR ROYCE: A poc:ket llstlnt meau tbe realty agent doesa 't have a formal, written llstlDg on the property. It means the agent lutowa t.be owner will sell the property but be doesn't want to advertise it on the market for sale. Pocket Ustlacs are also known as "open list· in gs" because the first agent &o bring the seller an ac· ceptable purchase offer earns the fulJ sales com· m lssion. Pocket listings are not Illegal, but the agent may lack good control of the property since be hasn't con vlnced the seller to sl gn a Hstlng. ' Fraud Wcelt1 I• llou~ ••~ . DEAH BOB: My mother lives about 600 miles, from my home. She is 79. I knew she was thinking of selling her home. The next thing f learned was she sold her home lor orily 0$58,000. n is worth> almost double thas amount. The sale has already closed. ls it possible to l(et a lawyer to cancel the sale because the price was so inadequate? It sold the next day after she listed it with a realty agent. - Harmon L. DEAR HARMON: See an attome)' ,la the state where the hoose Is located. II there Is ~v~deace of fraud. duress, or mistake. It might be PoSSlble to rescind the sale. Also. the -ttalty agent had an ethical duty to counsel your mother as to the true value of her home. If this was not done, the agent may be liable to your mother for her lost profits . Although a lawsuit can be messy, the big money> at stake for your mother may make It 1 worthwhile. However, be sure you h4'e your facts correct before suiResUng yCM1r mother take legal action. Annual Rare 9% Annual Yield NO • Minimum balance •Tam •Penalty Interest la compounded dally Wfftem·as~"p~ can pay you up to 554'{. more than any bank or Savtnga and Lo.n. No other pa•book program can pay you more. Our 28th year of HTVtng Californian•. A.ea. over '130,000,000.00 19oMc••tatlWlde . we coUktn't do IO u our olfer Mid n wu lood fw 30 days. la UU. correct? -Evan R. D&\a EVAN: Ne. A ,......,, ,.relaw elfer CU be,....._. U)' &lae ....... 1' II HH,&ed It)' lite ,,.....ny eeller. TIM_. n~ •nn II lite Miier PQ1 ... bll7er &e Mid &Ille elfer ..-,_ u .,,.... ..... period. It appean 1•r 11n& mWed 1•· U yeu ._ poet& la Mt promptly ref..sed, comtac& y•r at- toraey or tile •&ate real estate commluleaer for aa1l1taace. The popular Bruss Report "How Wrap.Around Mortgages Benent Property Buyers and Sellers" is available. To obtain your copy send a l'l check payable to "Newspaperbooks" for Report 80108 to the Orange Coas t Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 259, Norwol>d, N.J . 07648. 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Diamonds Nugget Rill (714) 556-1233 $50,000 to $500,000 1INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS .• Inter••• onl\I ... v-ent •let-• •C-•ndal .• Re•ldunial • w ..... v t-•··-·· • lltonta.tv f•IMll"9• • 6 •ont•• to J yeeH • So•thun <AIHornb . , .... ,,,., (714) 759-1515 •MEAIUH HOME MOR'TGAGE )')11 ~~ .. IN' n t Pflle, 011v£t l>•,•qn Plata ~•'«1Jo'1 B~ac~ r-.,11forn1a 'l,660 110,000 m inimum, 6 month term 14.181% Annual Rate• • 14.873% Annual Yield• :Rates effective 1I 1181 thru 117 /81 • Elffoctlw an11Wll vtcold _.,.... 1he1 p<t~•pel and lntunl -•to b.111\.'nt.d lot OM y H r et lh• _. , .... Annu.l r•t• i. ~I lo chanp •• ,.,..., .. . • ·u .S. lr•...-Y 81U1 •• eold al• di.tounc r•I•. TM•• 1ta1ed ......,., , ... ., a" •••" •" 1 ............. ,_,haft ...., °' '" -.... dJKttw , ••• ••Md •• th. "'41 ol the ela·-lh ·-· INTEREST PAID MON111LY You wUI receive $119.32 each month . llMft Mlect to dMn9ir .. ,...... M.ed °" .... CWfttll tr-V Ml~'*. TtMre i. a ~ b-tw Ml~-... w VOii -..,, i..1.haft 6'A. ~· 10-111_.llty. - Coeta M ... , 2000 Harbor BM., CA (714) 645-3153 i.. Beach, 4501 Padftc Cout H19hway, CA (21J) 498-3301 I ,. .. .. -... ... ,.. __ ..... _ NEW YORK STOCI( EXCHANGE fleek'1 and Y.,ar'1 Hitha, Low, Cloae . , ..... ~,""-... --_ .... _ ...... •• I • I r .... --.. ,,... ... *'"""' ___ -..--""' _______ .... ______ .,.. • I ' 0 I l . -~--- OAIUPILOI bu11111~ Jenverr • IMI -·------~------t interest rate volatility NEW YORI\ cAPI Arler lhe drumJll\' up:; and downs of interest rale~ m l!*I, Wall Strt>el anah·sts arc hra1·1ni: for anolht•r roller ·toaster ride IO t9tll (;ovt·rnnwnt c·red1I l'Ontrols, 1m post'd llL'il Marrh and hfted durin.: lhe surnmet, contrihuled lo last yt•ar's "1de swinlo(s Any repeat of such movt•s IJy the go\'emment this year 1s considered unlikely Even without t hose contr ols. howe,•er. "interest rates would likely have still l>Hn at high levels. moving with Kreal volatility." said Carol A. Stone, senior economist at Merrill Lynl·h Ec·onomirs. ·1 '·· ..... ~-~·--........ .,... ........ ,_ .... _ ··-·-······-·· ........... ·~r I 4 ..... .._ .... • • _. ... t • • MU&tCMAN Sundey, Jlnuery 4, 1981 DAILY PILOT C. iJOys of sax . -· Mu1ician asks composers for more snappy ·syncopation in concerts ,.,.,._o PROUDTHATSAXOPHONEHASFATHER Jamee t-4oullk m•rk• Inventor'• birthday SHIRLEY MKLAIHE ANTHONY HOPkl~ IO DEltEk SEC YOUR fAYORITE SESA-.E ST ~· FRIEllOS' OPENS THIS TUESDAY NIGHT at 8:00 PM thn S11da1. UNUARY 11 FOii INFORMATION CALL 12131 436·3661 THE FORUM liiiiiiiiif LAST TWO SIOWSI TODAY at !:00 a 6:00 PM RETURNS T1t. JAN. 13 thru SH. JAN. 18 fOll lllfOlllllAllON t All fOll GllOUI' llAIES CALl 1113) t7•·•700 11131 614-~010 GOOD ~EAT~ A~ LATE A~ ~HOWTIME! 'Hf01MANC£S: WU.OATS Al t 00 'Ill • S-IURDAU Al 11 .. AM • J )0 'Ill I I OD 'Ill SUllDAU Al 1 00 'Ill A A 00 r 111 • UYI 17 OD 0- ~IOS U~Of~ 14 01 Sl•rrld s-· AIStll•lltHlfff SUI JUI u.• su• 'HARGE TIC KETS BY PHONE! NI LO!ll llACll lllil UI·*' '°"' ,, ....... 4 ... ......,, ___ , ...... ,. , fOR llllUWOOO' f1U) 174-4711 IW(RYOAY • 10 AM It IN . . N I>:\\ YORK cA f>J "I play a Vivalw :.1111¥\ "· J amei. llouhk says, "that Vivaldi \\ r fill' 1111 tht· cJ usll'over could be played by \ 1111111. llult'. ol><1c , hurdy-gurdy or ancient l11i ~11111t• With m y trus ty crayon. I've added · .111d .. axo11ho11c ·" 'l'ht• !'taxophont•, wdl known for seductive rru·ludlt's, hrcuth,\' rasps u(ld sudden honks in 111 a . l!'t the 1nstrumt•nt on whi<'h Houlik plays l'l:i!S!'\11'<11 OIU!'tli' With '''"'<I t• \ 1vr<., a blithe "1'11-show.'em" 'I••• II aml a 1·1•r1a1n 4u1xoti<' earnestness. he's oul lu pla) prorn111t··and right the wrongs done I h1· tn'41 n11n1•111 hc lovt•!; 1 ut: s t:t:s Pt:OPLt: l'Omc to afternoon sub- 'l'r11H11>n 1·uru·t-rt:-. "t•llle the mselves in the front roY.. look at lh t• program announcing a sax- ,oµhont• playt'f arnf gt•l up a nd move to the back (I f the room . for the m . Houlik plays his \ l'n1at1h· tP11111· i.ax a:. delicately as a rlute. !Ir walk!'o on to a platform to join an or· <'lwstra. when he 's been invited for a piece call· mg for .... axoµhone . and he says the <'ellists 'inich r and the vwlinists look haughty. "I I.lo m v levcl best on those things. I prac· lH ... c f armexl·essof what 1s required." lloulik !'tar .... Ry the 1840s. the orchestra's 1ns trnm<.'11tat1on y, .is well e!'itablished. They t l1111k lht· .... axl111ho11c lsn 'l a legitimate or- 1·hP:-.I ral 111!'ttrum1·nl Most. like Houlik, who Is at the North Carolina School or the Arts. also teach. "No saxophonist has really had a concert career." Houlik says. "I think the instrument dej\erv~ a bett~r chance. The only way to do it is lo thrust yourself in front of the public." To that end, hoping for maximum publicity, he gave a Lincolil Center concert last November on Adolphe Sax's t66th birthday. "I do have a sense of humor," Houlik says. "I find myself caught up in a cause, whether I wanted to be or not. ·'I don't think he could have en- . visioned John Coltrane. I don't think jazz m y life with this bent tube, I feel a little like OonQ~x~e. · "I write nasty letters to comP,etitions that exclude the sax. J pester composers to write for it. . "I talk to audiences from the stage, giving a s mall orientation a.bout the instrument. I tell them W. C. Fields' famous crack. 'A gentleman is a man who knows how to play the saxophone but doesn't.' I laugh at m yself and do it in the midst of some artisti<' playing." Houlik didn't take up the s a xophone because he wanted a cause He liked the sound of it and the recognition ii brought his uncle , who ha d a dan('e band in their home town. Islip. Long Island. 1 "My uncle took me when I was very "I Al.W.\ \'S ASK THEM who •in vented the nol111 II 1s not kn•1wn I s<1y . 'Adolphe SaK in· \~·nt(•d Utl.' ... axoµhonc Wc thmk of him as our fattwr I don't know whl.'rt' that leaves you.' c----------------- · w .... Ill\ on'lv lll'ft'nSf'. It isn 't worth aHyl h111g. 11111' it ·~ fu·n to -say." • -·- Tht•n · an· soml' :J,000 on·hestral pieces <"all· 111g for sax1111t111nt• hul no ort'hestra has a sax- o phorust nwmln•r Thl'." haw a saxophonist on 1':111 Only a handf\11 of m us1t'1 ans go around i.:1nng <:lussu·;d t·onc•t•rts on the saxophone. P.IOiAP.0 DEHJAMIH, 000 045HY · HAAVEY trOM\AH ,__~ ,._..,_,......... ,.,...,,._....,._u• AATIH PEHDlElOH ·NP T~ · F1'ED "till.LAN> n.,......,,..... ~=::. "=- ~"'-'' ..... ., ..... -:~ .......... -t .. ii ... JOHH l'MlllP ~SA • MVI! kl~ · OAHIO. 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"NINE TO FIVE" "it is the co"'edV " of th• season- Jettr•Y L,~c;~ x TV wees Rad\o , young to hear soxophonist Sigurd Rascher , and I was very impressed. ·'I studied with him later on when I was at the Eastman School of Music." Why wd he follow Rascher's path inste9<1 ol his uncle's? ' Houlik smiles and s ays cheerfully, "Al the risk of being overanalylical, basically I'm a slob. There was something Inside me leading me to do something with some discipline. Play· ing in a dance band is far less disciplined than playing Vivaldi." TODA Y'S SAXOPHONE IS the same inatru· m ent that Adolphe Sax invented in Belgium about 1840. The difference in sound betwee{l his and a jazz player's. Houlik says. is the breadth of tone. "I don 't let it s pread out. I don't play in the slack-jawed way often heard in jazz and dance music. I use a centered tone. "It is so easy to blow. I've got a book, 'The Five· Minute Saxophone Method,' printed in the 1920s . "It says. 'The Sax. with its primitive moan and snappy syncopation, is welcome anywhere.' It be<'ame a social instrument. Sax meant it to be a classical instrument. "I don't think he could have envisioned John Coltrane. I don 'l think jazz players abuse the instrument. I just think they use it another way It is only the neglect of the other, classical side that <'oncerns me." h • ., .. . ...... \, .. . 194.7400 lt •1tH• ........... "4·2400 IKoo'l't "'''~ 1111~11 ~~•o •eie. .. •t .. t ......... 1ll1HI t~tO ....,. .. (N•~ .. •f f ,,.,..,.,, 144 ISU Stifffll(Ntl .,,..,. .. ,,..,.,, 144 ISi• c ... ,c11 ... ·aeld1e- SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES fl'O)tJ:)O.J:4''4:••·7:••t•·tl:tl ._ ,,,d '" ' -. •t :>O !!Mir·-, ... ,.. ... _, ... '- NINE TO FIVE (PG) 1 •S.J .... ,00 .. ::lt·tt:• ___ , ..... " ... .....,_ _,_ .......... - A CHANGE OF SEASONS 1111 U,JO.J Jl-4::11 .. :41 .. :U.tt.• ·--f ri . 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RAGING BULL 1111 r" THE CHOIRBOYS flll •t H)• 1 111o •• •t. '!Jit• U•,. ,. ~··••.!_ 0-C lnft•llerte1'•- '"'""" THE FORMULA 1111 .. ,,.,." .. ~ml~=~~~7.9~. ~9~~~~-j. " ~· ~· .. ~~?.~~.~~. '.':°! ...... ··-•-·C~ .......... A-Jml!tilml.!1~';-!:;.~-i-!e'so~'· ~(~hT•H~o~~~:o'::~~~~~~ •••• ~ .... .,,.. ..... t \\f .... , ' 'II t• -~ •.Jw• 11•-... "O•'•lll . . -a....--·k-,.,.. STIR CRAZY 1111 ...... USED CARS 1111 , ... __ ,"-,_ NINE TO FIVE 1N1 ,we BRUBAKER (R) ABANCOWBOY ......OREASEcHI -up IN SMOKE 1•1 _, __ ....... I( CHANGE Of HAIONI .._ -no...-...._c ..... i.-111 ,, .. •• ua ,.,.. ..... i(,.1Hl4' M.ct uo .. -a.,,,.. 111-. •ove,... •• ,.., ...... ~ ........__ .......... _. __ --...--.-~_.....·--······ ·~·· ............... -........ -......... --··------····--.... -----.-.--------··-· •• --re"" •••• _ ..... ··--------~--- aun.a.. ~ •. ,., -MOVIE LOCATION Ca11 vi1it1 Greece for 'Peter and Paul' •> C'HUl'" PAJH'l't:a , ___ ,_ RHOUE~. Gr.etocf' Noah h11d 11 ra"hl wh.-n h~ told '"" Ark pauenac.,r• to "110 forth u tl rnu.lllph Hollywciutt lei"' 1•1on vrodU4'en art1 do1n" J4IPtt lhal II\ a rturr) nl ovtffHaa m1.tll1 million dillac rn1n1 \t'rlt-5 t1totl to 11n 01<1 havorite. the 81 * II 1~ ~till tht' Nu I ''>IA', ... for mt11&»bud1. rit-ui and n r1111n1i1" I PaODl1l'lo:I ~TAN HOUGH. who llelllt!d on l.,.t't'1't.' a..'I lht' !>hoolm& locale for ··Peter and ~ hf'( au.we •more thu half lhe story 11 sel 1bi't1.' t\.i.s a!>!>tom bled 1&n mtern1&l1onal cast and .u1 mu1c·1rn Greek him crew ol more than L60 for the S8 m1lh0Jl four hour 1T11n1 series airing ,10 l' 8S 'nl'xt t-:a,..ter week \t Zapp1011 Park w1th1n view of the ~<'ru~lJs. director Robert Da> 1s f1lmU11( P»ul 's :-er m on to tht.' Phtl1pp1 Actor Anthon) Hoplum .. fresh from a 1rdumat1t· .... 11nt a!> Hiller in CBS's "The Bunktor 1 a1nn~ 1n January 1. exhorts a crowd ul 111orl' lhcan a thousltnd Athenians dressed in 1.·11, u 17 A D t•ostumes Bt:SIDES HOPKINS, other stars include Robert Foxwurlh a s Peter, Jose Ferrer. t-lerbt!rt Lorn 1 back to a serious role following a -;erie~ uf "f>1nk Panther " rilms), Raymond Bu rr. Jon fo'im·h and John Rhys-Davies <the Portuguese Rodrigues in "Shogun">. l''or Hopkins. a low keyed Welshman. ·portrayini:: Paul as a tremendous relief following b1:-role as lllller. "I was so mentaTiy shaken by it that I re-r u:.ed Lo lalk or think about the man during or after fi lming," he ad m illed .. "NOW THAT TIME has elapsed I can look at the role more subjectively. Both Paul and Hitler were charismatic orators of great persuasion, bul while one had something divine going for him. the other was a devil incarnate. "Paul was a constructionist and a saint and ff.iller a destructionisl and a monster . But ror an dror I couldn't ask for two more challenging p~s ln one year. ~ .. "I'm convinced it was Paul who really l e the key difference in the growth of Chris- lty. Peter wanted to s lay in J er usalem and 1, heeding Jesus' command lo carry his sage lo all nations. w~nted to go beyond the ~al Jewish converts a nd into the lands or the ; "'lnalde Mov"' la • rerlty to be ~ welcomed ... the tllm la en Intimate ( ~-larger-than-Ute poetic dreme ••• ·i • meuage of hope end the triumph ·1-of dreams over reellty!' ·! LOS ANGELES TIMES. Chari .. Champlin. com MlSA WlSTMMISlU l uRt Soulh Cod\t Plata UA Cinema 546 7111 • 114, 89 l o~•& ACAO.MV M•M-.. e 1 ur cerd w111 edm1e you end • gu-t. ~a .,,y peif"'tormence '''TRIBUTE' IS TERRIFIC." ROBBY BENSON LEE REMICK n111)W( ... 1>A\'ID ro~n11- t 8 MICKAlL\ilAlTH H DMllHSllY-- CLUI,.. "TllllllTl"-JOlloC NAllUY ll'4 CATnAU GAl.lGUNm DEWHURSJ' (.:-) . ~-~-~~ for megabuck fil-ms r .. I\ t Robert Foxworth (left) ea 15-yeer-old P9ter, Anthony Hopkin a H Peul so-caUed healhen. Paul won the argument and Christianity blossomed.·· For Foxworth, lhe 39-year-old American ac- tor playing Peler. the experience has been traumatic in another direction. "I AM GOING TO NEED at least three months to catch up on my sleep," he said, smil- ing wearily beneat h a four-hour makeup job which more than doubles his age. In another instance. when Foxworth was manacled inside a cramped cage in Rome's notorious Mamertime Prison. Day asked hilJ'l if he'd Lik'e lo have-a friendly, trained 3-pound rat in the cage to lend a note of authenticity. Foxworth, who can't abide bees much less rats, just glared balefully at the director .. No rat. Universal makeup man Al Jeyte has shaved the top o( Foxworlh's head, painted nesh col- ored latex to his knees, breasts and race and voila! a n 86-year-old Peter ready for his cr ucifixion. Hough, who g.rew up at 20th Century Fox under Darryl a nd Richard 2anuck as a produc· lion executive -turned producer, found his Roman, Greek Biblical wardrobe had a Class A pedigree. MU . CISl& •s.a ldw"d~ UllU mt1 - The 1,500 costumes a nd armor were originally created for "Cleopatra." "Ben-Hur" and "Quo Vadis" and supplied by the hous~ of Peruzzi and Rancati in Rome. Among the more famous res urrections is Richard Burton's gold and white leather armor from "Cleopatr a." ¥~ot· \ Bt<• P1.,, C1••m1 Crnltr WHll1100• UA Coty C1ntm1 -'.4 '>1~ '>I'" 114 9flHl41 Ill'> SlO 4•01 (7.!_•)630911 :::~ .. op• :,::Mali MISSION VIEJO 1/1'4) ~'>I IJf,~~ 1/1416)1 0340 f;~:~;::: He practiced standing on his head ror a period or three weeks before his upside down crucifixion scene. ""' ..... .-........... . .... ~ -W I T H T H REE C AM E RA S going simultaneously. Foxworth. his arms strapped to a crossbar and hands "nailed," was hoisted head down some 9 reel in the air. He lasted just four minutes, long enough lo get the scene. Hough, however, had lo bow to one nole or propriety necessary for the family TV audience. The nude statuar y brought from Rome's Cinecitla' Studios were decorously covered by . marble fig leafs . ,.. ... rMd ••utJI . _.:a, ···-· • BRISTOL NO or 41J~ ANO &8~ SUNI LOWrR S4J.2711 l<E.ZY 1190 AM-96 FM & So. Coast Piere Theatre presents Friday & Saturday * MIDNIGHT MOVIES * "9 to 5" (PG) ' SCREEN 11 1 "SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS" ............ m -. .., ... .. SCREEN 112 "LADIES & GENTLEMEN THE ROLLING STONES" "BLUES BROTHERS" "AIRPLANE" (PG) "CHEECH & CHONG" (R C----· ::=..:~ ........ : .. :.. . . _, I "PR!VATE BENJAMIN" "OOOOllYE GIRL" (PG) l . --. ":::J I "FLASH GORDON" "BUCK ROGERS" (PG) ..___ ____ _ "THE ELEPHANT MAN" "ESCAPE TO ALCATRAZ" (R' "EVERY WHICH WAY-YOU CAN" "HONEYSUCKLE ROSE" l'G ""' .......... 6tJ9""9.-.n\T ~-·· ... ·-~, .... Call 642-5671. Put a few wo rd 1 to work for ou. With Ed Aaner, PMrt B•lley, Norm Croeby, Devl«I Hertmen, Denny Kmye, Sheri Lewie, Holted by MeredHh Mee RH, ~ Oownt Johnn, Methl•, Mllureen McGovern. Ronnie Mllup, Mertln Olaen, Pltrlcle Ann Pitt• .... ,. end Crofte, end S.reh V.uohen. Also. see dramatic film stories of the plight of childlen in Honduras, Bangladesh, Senegal and Thailand. Join ......... far ..... twa-.... a ... , ..... of .... far ....... of .. ...... ,._.., .. u.e.oa r •1 •~ IUW~4 l :tO-... • KTI'V, CH 11 ~""'Daily Pilat TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLI 63 C11pp1e ehng group aid 82 M1nec.1r 67 Embank 117 RelaJieS 17 Thicknesses 83 Spht 1 l.1ve1y dance m1ml t ;a M1led s son 18 Morindin 84 Burl - 6 M1shnah 68 Pools 119 Spider dye 85 Alcoholic sectoons 69 Stor1es 12 t Straighten t9 Stops beverages 1 t Royal 70 Poellc t22 Arrows 20 Matriculates 86 Young hors- t6 NASA con-pa1chwork 124 An anhsep-34 Wedding es cern 7 t Coarse lilwr lie words 87 Lotus Poe1 2 1 Oily lru1I 72 Fork prongs t27 Dream Fr 35 Ceases 88 Ame11can 22 Accounl 73 L1qu1d 128 Sun deity 36 Musical clergyman entry 74 Chaff t29MD note 89 Hindu giant 23 Fragrant 75 Rubbish' 130 SI 3S Bone Lal 91 Ranked resin 76 Even 13t -deum 4Q Sweetaop 92Sal 24 Girl's name 77 Huron and 132 Approve 42 Ten• peg 93 Fence door 25 ln1e11ect1on Erie 133 Slate Abbr 45 Sheep 95 Schedules 26 Stiver sym-78 Small l•Sh 134 Yes Ger genus 96 Conclusions bol 79 A11as t35 Nol Preti• 47 Egg-snapect 97 Baphsmal '.17 Provided 80 Beer 136 Always 50 Behold' basin that 8t Female Poet 51 Magic sliclls 99 Spantsh 28 Cordage horses 138 Revolt 52 Prying ber cloak fiber 82 One of three 140 Al no hme 54 L()f) 100 Component 29 Gallium 85 Interlaced t42 Oirrs name 55 En11re 1ury 101 Menu symbol 86 Canary 14 4 Sand hills 56 Bargain 103 Grouos 30 About homes 145 Cicalrices events 104 Bivalve mol· 3 t Roman 87 Tennis term 146 Olare 57 Revises lulkl numeral 90 Foes 147 Allots 58 Tattle 105 Odln'11on 32 Attending 91 Stream 59 Caater's 106 Frightened 33 Leave out 92 Sllm open-OOWN mottler 107Taale 35 Flo-r part Inga 60 Blblieal 108 Biblical lion 37 Redeem 93 Granary 1 Scram!: name 110 Mlulve 39 Tantalize 94 Declares 2 words 61 Tibia end 111 Reader 41 Cl'IHle 95Walk1ng 2 Aspens ulna 112 St. 43Chlnese slicks 3 Chinese 62 Fathel': Lal. 113 Vilify mlle 96 Blockheads mlle 64 Foe of 1 t4 Monuments 44 Apportions 97 Roman 4 Egg-shaped "Pfo" 116 Man's name 46 P09-up 98 Oreek muar· 5 Wooden pin 65 Bolhrlen • . 1 t7 Rellfoad • JPPll•nc• cal ttirm 6 Mine lndlen (abbf.) 48 Within 99Purvey enlr8"()41 66Add1Uonel 111 Small fish Comb form 100 Nuieances 7 Happen -ea Turn 120 Suttan'a 49 Highway llM 101 Chain 8 Ruaalan 69Capti.nd order 51 Flutters 102 Cttmbs rltter 10 eoncerne 123 Witt!: Fr. 52 Leo 104 Royal_sym· 9 Ebb,e.g 72 Olatencee: t25 AbyulnlM 53 Donkey bola 10 Criteria Comt>.lorm '" ;::.!. !i4~oep: 105 Olrt'I nle'll • 11 Treata rfl'/· 13Wf Ptiarm. name ally , .. ...,..... ..,.,., 55 "s.lne" city 106 Healtll 12 OWfjoyl 71 LOUftlll 134Tlgtlt1tMM 541 Hebrew or '"°'' 13 Ewtl'I god-77 W.... 137 Pme,,... Arab tot lmli.ted cteM 71Ml90tm YN NlhoWI t100Netly 14 Egyptlen 71 ..... ,,.,. ,.""*" M priM 11Hlnal ttr. deity fll ICM 11 "Comboe" 111 Att9: Lit. 11 Aftt IO I tt~ ,.,~A* .. ""'**' 119o.."ttfh· ,.,......... . , ......... ,.-.:Lee . ~ --.~ .. -... -~ i ' . . ..: TV PERSONALITY DAIL V '9LOT ~:! Role not disappointing Orang• Cout Col,.,,. preHnta · Here •nd TMre-wltll LLOYD MASON SMITH Thurs., Jan. 8 -ANARTICA Fri., Jan. 9 -THE AMAZON 7:30 -t:ao p.m. -FINE ARTS 111 Fisll& More® 'W aitre88e8 on their way to 8omeihing better' LOS ANGELES IAP> Suaan Sulhvan Onda It t....Uc that ahe h•• bMn cut a• the moth"r fi1ure both In f.-ont and behind the nm•r• of thll new ABC comedy, "l\'11 • l.Mn•" "I pl~ lbe llt.te, th~ ~tral char1rt41r with • tood marr\aae and • family," the aaya "Oo you know that I am U. mdy on. or tht-n women who dot's not havt a (lbod r 4'l11 uon1h.tp• Everyune II> either marrieod or hv1nai •Ith~. •nd vt!r)' h•PP>. and l m the only one ·who 's out th .. re •lone. searchm" · Miss Sullivan re c·ently broke up with someone aftE'r se veral >ears .. WHE~ VOl' come out of a rela SULLIVAN t1onsh1 p like that that took up a large Pirt of }OUr hfe.' she s ays ... you then throw all O{ your energies into you r work And that I find 1s not good bec ause 1t throws everythtng a little off balance " In the locker room comt:<Jy about waitresses she play!'> 1..01~ Adam~. a wife arid mother of two She says, "Whal 's so lovely ubout playing this character 1s the.I ~cause s he's a mother figure I've become a mother figure to the other ac~ tresses. I have the same relat1on:.h1p with the girls on the show as Lois They come' to me for advice I find +t fasc:anating. · · Miss Sullivan says she thanks 1t mostly has to do with the charat·tt-r she plays · · 1 thank in these -...t.hin gs_y.ou 'r e... alwa~ c:asL in the essence. of who you are." THE SERIES ROLE originally was one she did not want. She turned it down three times because she thought it was loo sexual. Most of the jokes were sexual innuendos and the waitresses a ll bouncaj around in skimpy costumes She also said no because lier ego rebelled at playing a waitress arter having been "Julie Farr, M.D.," in the ABC series. Miss Sullivan. who says she's only done two things in her life, act and wait on tables, says, "I waspriggish aboutil, butstrikethat. FRENCH MOVIE With ENGLISH SUB-TITLES ima. A UNl\/f HSAI RHf.A.'if NOW PLAYING Ila C4lt ~-Ila c:mll&I UIWIMI. fOllllH• HUIT 0•A"9f 634 3911 Wnll!linsl9< 993·0!>46 I oum,110 V•li<!1 8~9 1'.00 , ........ ,. fMrAW' WI I IW ITUW ...,. ... s.-1.1 Ana~ f4U lf••nt \\I 06\~ ll<•not 639 8100 They're singing, swinging and everythinging! .. ., I ,. .. • • • WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS' ·'It waas my own snobbiahneu that when I read \b1» p1art l 111&ld l can·~ be a waitress. I mean, I 've ~en a lawyer, scientist. a doctor. I seemed to be bleppin1 baf.\k "TIUS ts LVD1caous. I wu never a doctor ur a lawyer I see it all the time, acton really 1>4't(U\nmai to believe the parts they are playln1. Mnlllelon ,,.. -............ the Door For lnfot'tftdon -._ ... .. It 's not only your own ego, but you're sup· port~ by everyone around you. You 1et invited to speak itl l'onventiona." She says she also found it hard to accept a role a:. w1&itress because she felt she would be lettin1 down all the women "for whom I've been holdin1 uv the banner of ERA. the emerginl new feff\ale." At the ABC meeting of affiliate stations one woman told her she was disappointed to see her play a waitress in the show. Miss Sullivan worked as a Playboy bunny in New York while still ih her teens. LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap. meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or .. Day Glo· paper & we will back & trim your tags. 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K> IAl'I Old men huddle oul!>idl· the post of· fi ce . their fat·<·~ pale yellow from years undf'r~round Bitter s ighs give wa y to rugged coughing The black lung benefit checks are late The little parade f·ro~ses the main street to Wanda's Grocery, whe r e Wanda Powell clucks with sympathy and sl1pi:; on the eyeglasses she keeps on a chain around her neck She pulls out her itccounts. With the chet·ks late, the rt won 't be m u<:h l'ash business tnciay. though a crowd vies for the two chairs she keeps in the store ELSEWH•;RE, IT IS quiet in the old m1n1nj;( town, which winds like a t·oiled spring around the h11ls1dc. Patchwork quilts pinnt:d to dothes lines list in the wmd. Dust swirls around the fenders of an ancient black Ford. stand· ing guard in a vacant lot next to what was once the town's barber shop. not far from what was once the town's drug stor e Farther down the street sit the ghosts or the picture. show. the , restaurant. the bakery. two doc· tors· offices. the trliin depot. The oldtimers still talk of the early l~. when Cleaton pulsed with life Lowlife, some say, hut life noneth.eless. f ASK A.BOUT IT now and the1 r eyes fill with mist and m emories. Used to be saloons and coal mines and passenger trains. they say. Miners looking for li - quor and trouble. In Clealoo. they found both. Mornings. they turned their attention to Kentucky's No. 9 seam. a four-foot-thick vein of coal that helped power the war machines and feed the In- dus trial Revolution. Twenty-three deep mines op~rated here, one on top of a n other. owned by the Holt Brothers, Central Coal, Beech Creek, Black Diamond. ll was a time of transition. Electric carts chased the mules out of the mines and electric lights repl.aced kerosene. FROM 1114 TO 1926, times were good. Then trains turned to diesel. power plants and homeowners lo gas. By 1930, the bottom had fallen out. In Cleaton. coal s hovels chewed up old stores and spat out rubble Fires finished the job. The undergrounds shut down. The 2.500 r esidents dwindled lo 500. e'VITOR'S NOTE -When coal uw king. Cleaton thnved. Now, the manes are closed. and population in the rural Krntucky toum is doum to 5/JIJ -mostly retired manen who haVf! st<Jfled. H~e·s a-look al the coal mm my town today. wath its Uxk of memories. Wand it watches over them now dispensing k indness and candy and <·hewing tobacco, along with Bits of news. The checks are late. Lena's back in the hospital. Nerves. She telephoned Wanda instead of the doctor. and Wanda called the ambulance. She a lwitys'does LENA'S VISIT TO the doctor means a trip to Greenville. where the nearest hospital, Muhlenberg Community, is IO miles away on roads that twist and tum Wanda's. the post office and Riley's garage are the sum total of Cleaton's job opportunities; occasional bootlegging, the ex- tent bf the mischief. Like most oMural Kentucky, Cleaton is dry. For those still fit to work. there are two surface mines - Sugar Creek just across the road and Gibraltar 10 miles away. Though t he last mine in Cleaton had closed by World War 11 . retired coal miners still make up the bulk M 1b JJ<Jpulation. Why do they st.ay? "I DON'T KNOW," Wano a s ays "They 1ust lik e 1t . I guess.·· Across from the ~tore. Lisa Sims glares as she sweeps dirt from her yard into the street. inching closer with each furious jab. Archie Fox. 78, and Edgar Turner, 67, look al her, then at each other Ghostl y grin~ h~ht up faded f.aces o ubide I he general store Fox tips his vinta~e top hat. eager to talk about three de- cad es loading coal : Turher, about the town's past attrac: lions. Fox started al 44 cents a ton. He was 16. The United Mine Worker8 Union came in 1~1&. was thrown out in 1924, and re· turned in 1937, amid rifles and blood. Fox retired in 1949 elim· ing $14 a day. Today's miners earn $100 a day -how 'bout that. he says Key measures success Society boasts lUAtrous honor roll By The Associated Press Vicki Mc·Carty l(Ot 1t then became it maga1.me centerfold. Bank robber Wilham Bosket 1-(0t it but s till c•ouldn't win parole. It is the coveted Phi Bela Kap- p a key . the sy rnhol of a stholitstit society whose mem· bership roll reads like a "Who's Who" of American history. Ms. Ml'Carty and prison in- mate Bosket may seem unlikely key holders. but tradition alone .... .-.. ua·•=ng •~·· .. ~~~~-~--~~-~umuauk~e~si....lllhlie~1-~!lf'..f~ua~~~ia-a--.__,__..._a.~~ -&-a _.,........~ good het. John Quincy Adams, Dedicated family thanks Marines BEAVERTON. Ore. CAP> A blind woman wearing a Marine Corps drill instruC'tor's hat sits in her wheelchair at a shopping center behind a table topped with Marine Corps literature and two flags Anna Kaspitr and her husband. Frank. are spending the first year of their retirement traveling the country in a IJattered . Volkswagen bus telling people who stop at their table about the Marine Corps. "I'm so proud of what they did for members of my family," she said at the Washington Square shopping center in the Portland suburb of Beaverton. "I feel I owe a year to the Marines." THE KASPARS Pl.ANNED DAY-LONG stops al other Portland-area shopping centers before continuing the promotion tour on which they have traveled 45,000 miles in nine months. Eight Kaspars are in the corps or have been, including the wife ol one of Mrs. Kaspar 's brothers and two sons of another brother. The Kaspars' son. Master Sgt. Kenneth Kaspar. has been in the corps 16 years. Theodore ..Roosevelt and Mark Twain are among their pre- dec·essors. THE OLDEST AND most re· vered AmeriC'an academic socie- t y celebrated its 204th an- niversary recently, counting 300.000 memhers from 228 col- lege Chapters. Like most of its birthdays, this one was charac- terized by sobriety. That is, nothing was planned. Although Phi Beta ·Kappa is widely respected as parhaps THE measure of well-rounded scholarly achievement in the liberal arts and sciences, the society has not pushed its name or its now -successful members into the limelight. That's left to the key holders to do. Turner f11mbles wi th tht cat 1·h on his old fashioned <0h<1n ge purse. U1en pulls out a token •llll"·t' worth fi ve 1·cnls <ti Cl t•um p<tny st11re _ Tht• 1·ump;m:-:-.lores <i rt! Joni! ~one /\ mm<: t1 pµI<: ~t ill sit!. :it 1 h1• cdµe ol t11wn. though. <1nd de 1·a }rn.g rem indt-r~ ltrf' every \\ he re M llltl<•nhc•ri.; C'ounly. tht" he;1rt (J f the 1.1<\'SH:rn Kentut ky <'O ful! 111 MnpJH'd litnrl 111 '>Porleo lm1Y. n hllb th;.t roll for ni ll es to t h t-<:rc-"n H1 "'l'I « 'ruml1linJ..' c·omv<1n y houses lt.1ok •lllt on. com va11~ <·emelarit:-. 'J'omh!>tom·:-. w ink l>tl11nd weed!> · To Kentuc•ky h1 st,1r1ans like Dr M r>a vid Orrahoocl of Owenshoro. Cll·aton stands for "the worst the coal mdustr~ hacl to offer There were company stores, company doctors. corn · p<i11y houses. company water. company electridty. When you dted . the company buried you "THE ROADS WERE so bad that the people couldn't gel out and the law couldn't get m. ·· he says. ··c1eaton "as it madhouse. a hellhole And we'll never see anything quite like it again." Never, because the coal mines in Cleaton aren't likely to reopen even with coal on the r ise. Or rahood says "'I'll<' n11nc~ c·losl'd down not lu.:1:au::.e ot <'Oa l hut hecaust• of 1•,·onom1es ... lif• says "'The m int ~torv 1!> 11n1• of h11'm1 itnd !Just "There'':-. plcnl} 111 l'llal left · th•·\ htn1·n·1 1·vcn 1oud1NI 11 Bul "''". tlw c·omvJnll's ;11 e !->lrt pp1n~ l.1n<I, 1111tt lrll! thc coal on rai lroad 1•<1r:-. anti m o\ IOJ..' 11 11111 11 ·., :-.•• n111di d u.:apcr lliLin 11.:,.IJ lllllllll~ "tH 'J 'ITR~t:R ISN'T 'i11r1! th.JI wtw1 h:.a1111cn1•d Y,ll!>n 't ll1t I .wit ol the t·om~1.1111t''> · · 11 w;, ... a ~o•>111t•ll1ng hak<·ry you t-vcr W a Jk t•cl 111 NO\\ e\'t'I' y l h111g '< tore ddwn " lkhind th<' t ounlcr. Wanda watd1es the' old fri1!n<ls. · · Frc1!;(ht trains used to bt IH'ared to come throuj;(h here: F1Jlks used 'em for target pr&<"· lice Can you imagine? We laugh about il now." she says. "Bl.ACK I.UNG AND disabili, ty ('t\f>(•ks That's just aho11\ wh at I h<•rt! 1!> clu\!o 11 here .. Out front. f"ox and Turner art w itvin~ ~ooclbye They stand side b.> side like a faded daguer· reot) ve 1n an old photol{raph alhum 1·ome to life , I ... -,..,.... "We were all orphans in Milwaukee, Wis. -me, my sister and four brothers," Mrs. Kasper explained. "I got a Job as a domestic. but the boys couldn't find work. "Then brother Frank joined, and the Marines wanted to know If there were any more like him back home. so the other three Kenneth Greene, a Phi Beta Kappa member and execuuve secretary al the group's Washington, D.C .. headquarters, confesses only a vague idea of the famous names who were once collegians marked early as bound for s uccess. l'tft BETA KA'9tA 90Cll!TY HAI 204'1 ANNIVERSARY ' j j~ined the corps," s he :said. · THE U.SPAIL8 HA VE NO financial or other. official connec- tion with the Marines. though they have become endeared to hun- dreds ol recruiters. When they find someone who is interested in the corps, they deliver lntormallon on the penon to the nearest Marine recruiter. Mn. Kaspar hu no Idea how many people thty may have recruit-.. ... ...... u., ... " .... .wofth lt," •he Hid. · . They ltve strictly on Social Security. ...... won 't take a penny from the Marines," Kupar Hid. .... &M•A&, A D1A8S'1'1C, weD\.-w.4-'8-yean ato Md loll i.. foot to an hafeetkln four 1ean qo. Sbe Mid ahe had eon· viMed blr llUlband tb8t tbe1 sboulcl epead \be ftnt YIU' of tbl6r ~ ,...atataml tM lhrtw puUJ u dMrall)' for her. aft.er lbellllll..._ff9ftll1 tobMlertw,.... ''AMll)J, ftde " ........................ ~ .... ·~-em;·-•*· .. -· ....... ·--· ........ ···c.:--·-----·-.. ..... .... .. ..... "-•••Nmll ... .. """ .. _~.. . . ' . , .. 8 UT THEY A llE many. Among.....-..,.: Woodrow WNMft, Vtc. Prffldeni-Mct Oeorve 8ueh, len. Lany Preaaler · Martin Van Buren, Daniel Webste r and Eli Whitney. In the 18808, however. when -and sciences are never con· Woodrow Wilson, Grover many students were ant · sidered for membe rship. Cleveland, Henry Wadsworth establishment and antl-elitlst . Eng\neeriPg student.s, for exam· Longfellow, Ralph Waldo s:orne· refUHd "l'tll Beta Kappa ple, areinviledonlyiftbeyhave Emerson and John D · invltatlons. taken a number of liberal art.a· Rockefeller Jr. -.. "Now we're getUn1 letters and sciences courses. Newer names include the pre-raam .oaae ot &boM former~·--~------ 11ldents or untver11t1e1-~ dents want.lnl ua lo relnatitute M8. McCARTY received her medlum-1l1ed corporaUona u that invitation .. Greene said. Phi Beta Kappa key ~at UC well aa poHUcana -Vice Tb•~ Phi Beta Kappa Berkeley and waa ln the mldatof Pre1ld1nt-elect Geor1e Buah otflc• holdl no P'Udl•· law school at the University of and Sen. Larry Pretal•, R·S.D. "We're all ln favor" ot lnvltint Ca I lfornia-Hastln11 when Sln~ it a..1u lo lnt at tM tbem q.abl · o...-. aald. Playboy ma1a1lne, aearchln1 Colle,. al William • lluy ~ Grade mhauon too bu bad for a 25th anniversary playmate, "a ~~ Q6rtl aDd naolutkm al u efteet CID 1n;\tauO... MOit ru amiea • pldo of lMr wear· atta~ the Im~& ... of ehapten •vtt. fewer U... 10 lnf the Mf CID w Nebial INI&. eocltlr," ftl .._Kappa Ml percm o1 u.e ·....._.ble .... to · a. a..-.,_ .... PlaJboJ'• .............. ... ...... 81ltMtl0peiDm4 le~ 1111 •• ...,..... ti 11A•ot ...... •11Mlbllw. llu .................. .,... &M ...... " • ................ ta; .......... '"· . ...__. ... "99.,...,.· ... ........ ,.1ta.••ar-.......... "•=r: ...... ··---·-... .. aald. ,..... ...... ... "!! . .,.. ... ~ ..... ~-.' NAflON :: LON EL'( GRAVESITE OVERLOOKS RANCH 8UILO\NOI IN VALLEY L• Vonla Hafele HY• Kenny'• fourth wl1h 11 1hoc:ker : One wish unfulfilled Stubborn cowboy leaves land unspoiled A.MWON, N 0 . (API At n1~l. when the coyotes wail over th~: lonely ~rave atop the high plateau. irreverent Kenny Hafele · I!> almost at peace. But there's st1llthatonelast wish. '/t1e and Ma just wanted to be planted on that hill." he'd said or his seven -year struggle with · · blJf"eaucrats ··to be buried on the ranch where he'd lived almost all h1s 59years fie c·ould be hard-bitten and fH.'l"Cely independent. they say. llP tnew how to cuss with class. I It' never rode around an argu· rnent KENNY HA•"ELE -WIRY, 'it 11bborn, proud of his s ail-and· IJl'µper beard rlemanded little · frniri anyhody. I le just wanted lo he left alone. tn love his family and tend lo his h<'IQved 55· Bar Ranch t .000 . wres of magnifit·cnt. raw beauty int lte North Dakota Badlands. But he had four wishes concern- ing his death. When the liinc came. he wanted to c\le quickly. Ile wanted to be buned on the ranch. and he want· ed ~ cowboy funeral , his blue· ey~ widow, LaVonia. said onere- ccnCday A1ieart attack killed Hafele in· 'it a nt ly Aug. 26 l.aVONIA llA•·•;1.E. a sturdy. fn1·nrlly woman or 5•1. s aw to 1t t h J t llaft.'le had his t•owboy 11intral Hut mourners had lo walk up olt>er trails to the remote gravesite m crlooking the ranch buildinqs in t ~e valley. The walkers left the vlafteau unsPoiled. s ubject only to the Datural wear of time. 19 a casket or (lherrywood, Ua.,le was laid out tn the Western ,.. . 'ti lf,ulerdogs ' . g~tproper du o. Mich. <AP> -David D~bar Buick II. the only known Ii,. . g grandson of David Buick of au o fame, and Mary Cun- ningham. former vice president of .:Bendix Corp .. are the "un· deidogs of the year" for 1980. says Unllerdogs International. Peter Moeller, who issues the spc)Ofs each year in the name of th«t group he ~ formed, said th~ Buick. a 72-iear-old re- tirld Chrysler Co~. clerical erOployee , w. c hosen b~ause no om· knows o he Is ough his e has been stamped on 22 ion cars. oeller said Ms. Cunningham w chosen because too many pe le knew her only because or th ·controversy surroundinC her q k rise within Bendix. She re- s i ed after the company ch rman denied their friendship br ght her a vice presidency. · her nominees included Bert ks, who was not asked back u h of the Mlu.\merica pa1eant. L t year's winner wu Chrysler Ccijp. Chairman Lee lacocca ' w , Moeller said. "worked at devel~lhe Mustanc on· ..,. __ -Ll~,....ioee~'hll Joo and ge hooked up Chrysler." he wiMen will get an Un - og T-shirt, Moeller said. Appmled ···· CRAMENTO <AP) -Loi el• investment •HcuUv1 dllockel baa ............ ... o1u..-.. ... . n ... ~-11111-. suit he'd worn only once. for a nei..:hbor's funeral. Some 200 l"elatives and friends most in.Western hats and boots gathered under the Ponderosa pines as blue-jeafU!(t rancher Len· ny Fischer strummed his guitar and quietly sang "Blue Eyes Cry- ing in the Rain." a song Hafele had requested. "KENNY DIDN'T w"ant to be . buriedoutofachurch." his widow said. "lie wasn't a religious man." So Pastor Jerry Erickson talked about Hafele's life. He read "A Cowboy's Prayer." which ended with the lines most Westerners understand : "That hired men on horseback and the live~toc" that we lend, can look up at the stars at night and know we've got a friend." For years. the Hafeles hadn't allowed hunters on their land . ri<'h with deer, wild turkeys, pheasants. grouse and coyotes. ·standing by the grave. Lavonia l:lafele looked al the fr-esh deer tracks. "HE PROTECTED them. now they 're watching over him." Hafele originally wanted only a small cemetery plot for the rami· ly. but slate health officials in Bismarck 150 miles away insisted on knowing exactly "how rar the spot was from the section line.·· he'dsaid. . Hafele didn't know where the land-dividing line was anymore. After seven years and several fruitless trips to Bismarck, he rinally decided "to declare a · whole danged l60 acres for a cemetery," his· widow said. That satisfied state officials. The Slope County zoning board in Amidon was next, and member Wally Jacobs told Harele: "It's about time we have an area rorold cow boys" lo be buried in. · Thus was born Happy Valley Cemetery. IT'S A RUGGED, sprawling place of buttes. plateaus and meadows -a place of final solitude for ranchers. cowboys, hired hands and military veterans. ·'If somebody really needs a spot. he can have one here," Hafele had said. The zoning board even suggest· ed that Hafele, a World War II Army veteran, open the cemetery to politicians. ·'but over the hill on the other side from the cowboys," Hafele said. _ "No self-respecting cowboy would want to be buried next to a bureaucrat," Hafele said after those frustrating years or fighting state regulations. BUT THERE ARE some who aren't welcome al the ranch - even irthey'restanding up. The Hafeles were oppoSed to coal and oil developmltnt. Mrs. Hafele won't allow oil seismo. graphers on the ranch. In this land or raw enchant- ment. Kenny Hafele's roundup days are over. But Lavonia Hafele remembers some of his last advice: "Anything that's worth fighting for. hang in there.·· So she struggles to make her husband's fourth and final wish come true. "I can't tell you what it is, but it s hould happen before year's end," she said." And when it does, it will shock the hell out of everybody." Transmission fa ult runs over woman SHIRLEY. N.Y. (AP> -One or more than 20 million cars• scheduled to get dashboard stickers warning that they can slip into reverse bac.ked up without a driver and killed a 75- year-old woman hours arter the safety program was announced, police say. Ford Motor Co. announced that it would distribute stickers to the owners or 22.9 million cars warn· ing drivers to make sure the "park" position was properly engaged before leaving the vehl· cle. Later that day. Marjorie Bossert was run down by the family car after she and her husband, Henry, 82, got out in a parking lot in this Long Island community. WIBLE POUCE confirmed the car was one involved in the warn· ing program, they did not say that it slipped out or park. They said Bossert "apparently failed toshut ore the car and left it in reverse.'' It was not clear. however, how the Bosserts could have gotten out ol the car if it had been left in re· verse. Bossert wu knocked to the ground before the car hit hil'wife. Suffolk County homicide detec· live William Scbwalbacb said t.he car; a 1m Mercury, ctrcled twice, runnina over Mn. Bouert both times. Thecarftnally wustopped by a , beer truck driver who HW what · had happmed aftd backed hll truck lntolt. n>llD u•a llereurJ can. 'Ae w.,....ltlckerprocram.z~ llOUneed 11t iM , .. .-eltM u.S. Hlclt••r Traffle laletr Ad· •l•t•fraUoa; l•••h•• •• eeddl••• .......... ,... duced from 1970 to 1979. The sticker will urge that drive.rs make sure they fully engage the transmission in park before leav- ing the car. The administration said last summer that more than 1,700 in- juries and nearly 100 deaths oc- curred when Ford transmissions slipped from park to r~verse while a car idled. Profs tell of tension MACOMB, Ill. (AP) University faculty mem- bers suffer an abnorma11y hifh incidence of stress- re ated psychological pro- blems, according to a study by a Western Illinois Univenityprofeuor. Charles Clark, a reading educalion specialist, said that while faculty members show a matively low in· cldence of physical symptoms such as hi1h blood cure· ulcers or heart~. his 1urveyef. 700 faculty memben at 30 unlvenlll• showed Ire· quent d9pNaklG, anxiety, fatlaue and iDlomni•. · . "Moet fnqueallJ cited were lnllltutlonal red tape, lack of llm• for pro- f.,lonal nadiq1 ftaanclal eoncerm laclt m rewardl for 1o;d work aad U· teaalv• committee ,., .......... :· 6 4 2 • 5 6 1 8 D A I L y p I L 0 c L A s s F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 . 8 .- Th• ....... M•r11•tpl8c• on tM Oraft19 Co•et DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS . You Cen lell h, Find h-'-c-, .___.[-WllM-2-M78 ] Tr•de h Wftli • •nt Ad -- ~JI lerylce Feat Credit Approval ......... -....................... ........... w. ........... w. FerW. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ., ... ,.. I OOZ G1Mrel I 002 .._,... l002 ···-··················· .......•.....................••...•........... 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CA HUS (7'14) 790422 • THE 1~ NUMB£R TO SEE v Siil Pll MONTH Are l·ertainly terrific monthly payments ror this spacious four bedroom family h o me with a super bonus room Approximately $97.750 in takeover loans and priced for a quick sale at 1128.500: (7141 545.9491 DqtMSITI Is the word for this over 2600 aq ft home with 2 fireplacn. huice kitchen. loads of i m ported tile and a n incredibly manicured yard. Relax In peace &r t'Omfort on your patio and enjoy the serene atl'll08phere. This is a Mesa Verde home with excellent custom features. Call u. at 1714) 545-9'91 for outstanding terms that are available. COSTA MISA OfRCE ~ntlluk .... C7 I 4t 141-t4t I ~ Walker B Laa liilllllfl EASTBLUFF POOL HOME Spacious4bdrm. +warm family room. Perfect for the active family. Schools. shopping & park near by. Quick possession available. $230,000. LOOKING FOR A HOME IM NEWPORT BEACH? We can help. we really can ~· Complete listing service. 21 years of ex- pe rience. All in the beach community. w .... .,. ............. U ..... oftt.IM.tprfus! WATEIAtONT Submit Yow Terms! PIEH SLIP. quaint 2 Bdrm huml' on ll'J,!ul H 2 I ul . l l'ar J,!a r a i.:1· S425.lllMI' DUPLEXES Sellen Wil Rnmtc:e 2&J IJiJrm ~5.'>.!Jllll' 2&:1 hdrm ~fiS.t•MI' 3br 2ba ea unit $211!J.!Jf)O' lal»oa lay l'rop. Redlon •675-7060• 41R21h lA 2 !!>ton homl'. :.hak1· ruof. lrl-:.h paint. pat111, $)tj7 .5UU 1':.t:.l!!>ull' <'o:-l a :\ks arc thl' answer to a successfu l garaite or yitrd sale' It'~ a better way to tell mort• STOP!! Take time to relax and shop al home . It's sim- ple with Dally P ilot Classified Ads . And 1f you have something to sell, call it frie ndly Classified Ad Visor at 642·5678 $2.17 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a 30 day ad 10 the DAILY PILOT SEIYICE DllECTOIY l>O IT NOW ' 642-5671 people' --------- ll1e\' up wrnte1 sp11ng outl11> w•lh lh1s R•ea1 ~et Save rnon~y' Nf WI S J f A~HION1 f'lumul) pndded be1e1 and semi c11c IP ~hovlrte1 bag 01 rntJtl a1e ea~y to 'ew ot velveteen \tu1dv corton or wool Pat 12Sfi pat piece~ 101 nd~ Mt 1w1th e1a,r1111e11 bnnd• $1.75 101 each pattern Add 50< L . 1lf '-"; .... 1lfw.-r. .. · each pattern lo• hist elm a11 "'1 mail and handling Stnd to: Alice lroob Needlecraft Dept. 105 Choose her ne"' holiday <11ess Dallr Piiot from this charming array lhe .. 1'3, Old Clltlsu Sia., "" vest is a plus she II love to team Ylll. NY 101 u. 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Qtallla ,.__,,,_,, '""1!.': 100 Jtytes, ,,.. u_ -! .... -=~ c.._ t.:. Sl.1S). 1m:1~-.. ~-L-p...--r.!!I ==.. ·~ iiiiiPC..., .,-.II -~ r .. SWf M1h11 Y• A JJ.,,,,, & P "°'fH"°"' 'n."' 'lj.a,. to•a Illa.II mt IUYI ._, YllW .... NICI -..C• TO S4tl,000 Owner wall carry 1s t T D lvirn nf $370.000, 12 1~·~ Interest & no loan fee tovely_ han Wells 4 BR home with formal d1n1ng , ram1l,\ (m t a magnificent ente rtainment rm with lge skylight Reaut1ful pool & spa \'iew al ba,\ Newport Ct r lights & moWltatn.'\ Rest financ.·ing one c.·ould ask for I '21 •AL.UY H . SAT /SUN I :00.S:OO llYN TlllACI NONT IOW -$7'5,000 New exclusive lis ting Mos t fantastic loca~ion for v1ewang the boating acttv1ty. Jelly. oc.·ean. bright lights & romantic Catalana Island. New lush landsC'a ped terrac·e 4 Bedrooms. ram. rm . formal d1n1ng . dual s t o ne rireplac·es. 3-('ar ~arage Call for appt .. HOMI & 2 IMCOMI UMIU AL4 ~ $275,000 A perfect combinat ion of charm. personality. warmth & income. Live in the lovely separate 2· Bdrm home & enjoy the income from the two 2-bdrm units directly behind. In addition. a cozy spa & barbeque area to complete the picture. and in the finest Costa 1 Mesa loeation. MOUMTAIM TOP NOMI A.llOWHIAD-SNOW VAlllY A beautiful award winning home on top of the world. Ski in the winter. s wim in the s ummer & enjoy this outstanding 3 bedroom home for all seasons. Only $96.500. WISUY M. TAYLOI CO., llALT0.S 2111 S-Jo I""'• .... lo.d ME ...... WPa.--IT-cacra. ...... '44-49 I 0 JUST LISTED! Spacious family home overlooking nature park in popular Harbor View Homes. Upgraded Somerset plan 1-....i~t--+1Rrh~:-.. -taTge--tam1ly'l"m. wtt brick fireplace. covered patio & deck. Terrific loeation wa lking dis· lance to recreation & shopping. $345,000. ·17141 673-4400 12111 ua.2121 The Harbor Area's oldHt · Real Estate Finn UNHCO SAN JOAQllN Lovely F.nd Unit Two.Level Town-Home on Golf Course. Two Redroomtl. 21., Raths. Step.Down Con\lersation Area With Wet Rar Beautiful New Camel Color Carpel Parquel Kitchen Floor & F:ntry Only Sl95.lm SPY.USS Two Stories Of Excellen<'e Sunken Lt"'"R Room With Fireplace & Beamef! Vaulted Ceilings . Larl(e Familv Room With Fireplace. Full LenRlh Hearth & Wet Bar. Central Vacuum Syste m & Hul(e Bonus Room With Bath. Seller Will Carry LarRe Second Trust Deed. Pool-Sized lot. Asking '565.500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. CllATIYI .... MC ... IUY OP THI Wm& Create Your Own Financing On This Two Bedroom, 1~4 Bath Condo In One Of Newport Beach's Most Elegant Gate ·Guarded Com- munity. Neutral Decor. Shown By Appt. Only 1155.000. fllllMI IAYlllOMT Forty. Foot Front•ge, Pier & Dock In Ex· elusive Security Guarded B•yshores Com- munity. Lovely Two· Room Master Suite With Fireplace, Plus Four Bedrooms. & Bon111 Room Ir Den. Step.down Living Room With Ten·Foot Ceilings. Spacious Dining Area With Wet Bar. Truly Gorgeous View Of lalHtb • Channels. And An Extra L1rge Front Patio 6 Deck. Owner Wants This Home Sold _!mmedlately. 11.550.000. -c:MnOM CUSTOM NOMI On A BeaUllful Lot Overlookln11 Th~ tllth P'alrway. Outatandln1 Custom Built Home - Epltomy Of Understated Ele1anc.. In The Family Wini Of The Home There Are 4 Lar1e Bedrooms Each With A Bath -!~ He1 A P'lreplace, 2 ·1.ar,. Walk·ln "-• P'rench Doon Openlftl To A Brtck TenHe. f'Wnaal Dtntn1. Gourmet Kitchen, Bo•us •oom Wltll lath ·Plu1 Maid's Qurtan. Call hr Appt. a .aoo:OCJO, • Thi8 truly d61Unctive Harbor View Hilla homt haa been maanificently llppolnted for the appreciation of a diserhninatina buyer. Some of this J>fOPt'rt y's oublandlng properties are: " nt•w n1as ter bedroom s uite w ' J•H·uui t ub. beam ('eilit1gs , oak <·ahmets. sk)·lights, mirrored entry rt>modt>led kitt·hen , frenC'h doors. and much rnorc A beautiful home on fee lu nct Ofrcrt'<l ut $479.000. ARTISTIC CREATION This 1s a ont' of a km'd investment. A 3 \'t'ur ultl lluplex only one bloek from tht• )\and in Newport Beach. This <41 l rn di v t'I y des 1 g n t> d property fl·aturt!s cathedral ceilings. a spaqious master bedroom suite with fireplace. hardwood kill-hen with J e nn-Air. Superb bathroom tile selections. Plus a l bedroom l, bath rear unit. Owner vt:ry anxious. Be creative and submit \our offers As km~ $350.000. ~~~~~ Balboa Island Really .'\~I> 1,-..;\'t:"'' ·'II:.'\ I' 1..'(\\\l 'A;\;\' 673-8700 BEST IN BLUFFS E PLAH IAYFIOMT. F a nt as ti r panoramic vit>w f rom everv room c·ompletely new throughout. 3 Bdrm: 2 1'2 bath. Cam/room. 2200 sq. rt $299.000. Open Sun 1·5. 2617 Vista Ornada. JUST LISTEDSI 900 .................. . .. gr .. Ll .. O ',~MHI. ........ .... "" ........ 2 Ip ~ ........ .. '" ............ tenwa. ,,.2,000. HELEN B. DOWD IEALTOI, IMC.. 644-0134 List .. ..., With n. ~ 'I TOP 1JF SfYGLASS Ultra super ocean view. former model home with m any up grad es . 5 bedrooms. 3 baths . gorgeous pool and spa. Priced a t $895.000 with $787,000 ~ancing. -OWHEI FINANCES-VIEW HOM~ C--.. M.-.....,. Owwat-~carry I 1t trwt ._. .. 121/2 °lo _... .-dew. ,.,ssa1A. s..11 prh• CI ltt wtlll ...... Uh,., 4 ..... l Miit ...... 2 ••••• l ............... ,._ & ............. r--. Parl9ct fer -..Y & ..... u I .... .., ofhwed .. $397,000. -FORIVll YllW -OMLY 299,000. C•r••• d•I M•r ......... .._ .............. e ... +,•41 ..tr;. t....e ..... ..... & .... ...,..-. ..... c..,. .... a w.-1 ,._. ...._ rrt•• ... l ....... 1-4 ... ........ -SUPll CUSTOM MOllLI HO......_, .... .-,,._ a '·-...... frlff411y ..... ...,., 'W/ ...... .....,,__,..., ... ......................... ... -llYM HOI • 1610 MONTH. ...... mltM1rt11•...,. rt n• I a sc•••tl i .... z ..... -.... cm" ........... _,...._ '•c..-cy. WISTCLIPP M,I. ADULT C 11 •1 UI. I ••• 11• I ..... , ...... ,.... Mew-µ• ,...,...... .. 2744 I. COAST HWY. COloMAD&MAI , 759-1111 I PAml .. ~ ........... '* ........... w. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••r.t I 002 •••r.t "' IOH .............................................. .. * * * * * Heritage Collection A IAll FIND Owner· will assist with the financing on this 5 Bbdrm. 3 bath home. lta features include: formal dining room, family room. RV parking, new paint. Asking S229.000. For an appt to see, <'a It 540-1151. I 20/o ASSUMAILE LOAN orlN TODAY 27JI LOllMIO, C.M. Im ma<'ulate 3 bdrm + bonus room with bar. Near.new earthtone carpets, shutters & new tile in Kitchen. Lovely yard with storage she~. Asking $168,000. For an appt to see, call 540·1151. • NEWPORT HEIGHTS Quaint 3 bdrm. 2 bath remodeled home featuring separate family room, 2 fireplaces. hardwood floors, near-new roof. copper plumbing, RV access 20'1' down, owner will carry all th<> financing at 13'12o/r interest. Asking $225,000. Call 540·1151. ERITAGE CAN-Y IE llEA T 3 Bdrm +? room. 2 bath Peninsula home on a big R-2 buildable lot just· 100' to beac h. All new carpeting. dra1Jes thruout. Reall y different'. Only ~2:i9.500 with terms. 6 UNITS Supt•r ren.tal Jo cation. yearly or summer wmter. $100,000 down and ownl'r will carr~· the balance. Asking $5:10. 0110. -OCEAHP«OMY-DllnEX. :i &. 2 Bdrms. completely furnished. Buillins. 4 + car garage. Offer down payment and take over $426,000 loan at only 12a 11 , for 30 years. LIDO ISLE Mo ve right in to this Jarge redecorated Lido home. 4 Bdrms 2-story with huge master suite. Most everything new thruout. It's vacant, come take a good hard look. Asking $460,000 and owner will carry. Open House. Sun !..:!..]24 Via uito. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llYd. CorMr ]Ofll Ydu fHT woa NOM THI STOii TWO ON THE BEACH Deluxe oeeanfront duplex, vacant, ready to rent. Fantastic terms: : : Call for details. HIGHLIGHT OF THE HECHTS yours in this cozy 3BR 2 ba home in Newport Heights. Fireplace, tree- shaded yard. RV access. Don't miss it at only $179.900. zooow ............ 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IWI ... ,, 11:.u ·~-) 12.¥1 •:JU~ [J!ll .•. , li!llJ ,,,,._,, 1;:.o -il!DIO .. ,) IGll ..a -..o.» _. 111)45 lll:lO ~ Ir'*' IOJ6$ >0)10 .,,~ 11111• ~ _, l'UO llJll) ll087 *8l llO!IJ -::1 .. ~1.0 91:10 !1160 9170 .... ! '141(1 ::1101 ~;us !:lilJ'i !17tt8 :fill 1111:. Ill& ~711 ~12'l 'fi~ ~14 ':i1'17 !flJU ~1J:J !11~ .9111 117JI ~7411 91U »744 ' »7• !110 !i741 117~ t756 WIK t7$'1 '71U '111 W7la 11746 lr7f1 mv nn r.-•• 1 ._ mos.um 0.-r•I •1 AMC .. ~. -.... , •.. Cacltllu . ~ tflJ Ca••ro . •11 ~z..-· ,: a.-. ~ ~Ill . . .• -cw ... ,. - C.,..ar -~·· . . ... 1-nal ., .. :: &.IMolfl • . ... -.s E . ... . . ... llt1 . . , .. .. :'::Lit· ......... .. CINI~... ·::· '.·:·::::: .......... -... -................. .,,.,..._.. .................. ... v ............... .... ....... Ai* * OPIM NOUll 1-4 * OflM oN UDO ISLI Dare to be different in fabulous 5 BR. den. Master Suite SPA. 46' lot. $472,500. See Edie Olson At 116 VIA UNDINE OPIH IM IASTILU .. 3 BR. Family and Dining rooms . Across from park. $225,000. Owner says sell it. See ~laine Fournier At 2636 BASSWOOD OP94 IM llVIME TtalACI Exclusive 3 BR. 2 BA. Lovely spa with view of bay & ocean. $319,000 leasehold. See Lucy Rose At 1437 SERENADE TERRACE OPEN IM COIOHA DIL MAR Spanish Duplex with 3 BR. + loft. Residence +2 BR unit. Owner will help finance. $280.ooo:See Rita Quig- gle At 619 MA~GUERITE TAIA -TAIA -TARA Park llke setting with lovely yard for children in gated Bayshores. Walk to private beaches. This spacious 3 BR +Fam. Rm. home of- fered with land for only $495.000 with owner financing. IAC« IA Y TOWHHOME Comfortable 3 BH. 21,,.(..1 bath. Conve- nient to shopping & transPortation. Stroll around the back bay. Enjoy super view. Fenced yard. $159,500. HARIOUR ISLAND RESIDENCE with 150' of bayfront! quality built c ustom . Marvelous use of oak panelling throughout. 5 BH. Pool: Larige boat dock (·ommanding view of Christiana Bay. Sl.750,000 . U .. EUEVAILE Financing., terms, condition and location. BELi EVE t his ''model home perfect·' 2 bedroom Monaco is the best buy in Harbor View Homes at ~18.500. DECORATED DUHHE Arti s t ieallv d eco rated KENSI NGTON model in the de- lightful Dc<.1nnL' ll11mc~. Gated en- try. Lu-;h landscaping. Move up to this gorgl'<>us 4 Bit with atrium & formal dining room. $220.000. EXPAMDED Take a beautiful Turtlerock Presi- dent home & enlarge & update to over 3.000 sq. ft. & you have this lo v- ely large family dream home. 4 BR. 3 BA. plus game room & DEN. Gourmet kitchen plus Hi s & Hers spa. l395.<XX>. ~ -- UDO tSLI -POOL Rich woods. imported tile & beam ceilings. set the mood for this spacious & li ght 6 bdrms. 5 bath home on 10· lot. Gourmet kitchen . family room. formal dining room & extended li ving room overlooking sunny patios & pool. Attractive financing. $825,000. AllOILAJCE CONDO Dramatic COVINGTON one story condo. Sunken living room. Two master BR suites . Breakfast eating nook + dining rm. Attathed double garage. $152.500. IACK IA Y IST A TE On prestigious Mesa Urive. 3 horse E·Z care stable. Beautifully decorat- ed. including new gourmet kitchen. Big dining area. O\'ernite loft. 2 big LINDA ISLE Professionally decorated single story home on extra large lot. 4 BR .. 3 BA. dining rm. Slip for a large boat +additiona l s pace for smaller boats . $1.250.000. ZOO/o DOWN AffORDS TUITLHOCK Luxury. comfort & warmth sur· round lou in this ·exquisitely de· corate 4 BR. "Waldorf'' exec. home. Lavis h garden courtyd . Secluded. covered patio & brilliant sunsets await most discerning buyer. Low int. loan. $299,000. IA YSHOIES COTIA<il Lovely small home in this private community with its own beach & recreation facilities. 3 BR. family room & 2 baths. Recently remodeled & decorated with French doors, high beamed ceilings & charm galore . $310,000. latGHT AND llAUTIFUL Least expensive 3 BR. home in pre- stigious Spyjlass Hill. Deliehtful fam. home. Open & spacious on lg. pool sz. lot. Comfortable Fam. Rm. with invit. fireplace. Charm'g . 1ourmet kitch. Lovely master suite. F1ex. t-:rms inc. lease opt.· $419.000. Fee. AflfOIDAILI IM HA.llOI YllW Incredible value. Newly redecorat· ed 3 BR. home. Larae cuat. Fam. Rm . with warm panellnl . Remodeled f am. alaed kltch II .cheerful brealdut area. Walk to -park 6 school. sza.ooo Fee. ~ .•. ·'. •·. . .. meaneb I lrvtrie .ra1ltu A1&'99MNMIYOP , .. •VINI COWANY .. Mn.,,..., Dramatic 3·1tory, $8R hlUtop •late w/format Uv ... and...._ nna • 1our1Mt kitchen. an w/Vlft'S' Muter IWW W/fpte. French doon to pool Mnd apa, wlM tellar, e levator. a /c, aecurlty. OPEN SUN l 5 P ll lJ TRAFALGAR $2.900.000 Lynnl' Valentine 644 6200 <W 21 > It• CMMYOM 'S lllTI 3BR Deane-built Monaco model priced to move quickly Lavish master suite w/pvt piltio. 1435.000. Terry Hanes 612-~ <W 30) IA YW _,.Nrl Your own' deck out over the water and a lovely 2BR plus den condo in trae Bayside Cove. $.WS,000. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414. <W-31) lfll DAILY IOAT 'AIADll Via Lido Nord gracious 48R home w/dock ror so· boat. Seller fipancing or trade for income producing property. Appl. only. $2,100,000. Dona Chichester 642-8235. (W-32) UST YALUll Single ramily home, 3BRS and family rm, large yard w/patio & community pool and tennis. Assumable loan. $136,500. Rosemary Myers 551-8700. (W-33) SPACIOUS & ... AMT IAYlllONT1 Docking for 80' vessel. Gracious living in this near new custom built bayfront home featuring 5BRS and 5 baths incl. huge master suite w/sitting rm and fplc in separate wing. Owner financing available to qua lilied buyer. Appt. only. $1,495,000. Larry Dyer 642-8235. <W-34) MIW YldS AT SPY6LASS taLJ 3BR single-story home w /formal living and dining and ra miJy rms. 'Unusually large lot plus some ocean view. $519,000 incl. land. Sandie Fix 644-6200. <W-35) OWMa WILL CAllY I ST T.D.! Take advantage or this opportunity to own a home on Peninsula point ~orner lot. 2BRS and guest qtrs, sunny patio, VIEW'. $355,000. Amy Gaston 642-8235. <W-36 > MILLION OOLLAI YllWI Outstanding 3BR home w /view of coastlinJ. Living and dining rms plus master suite on 1st level. Large game rm and BR on lower level w/patio. Garden a rea. Steps to beaches. $1 ,000,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (W-37) AND A HAPPY MEW YIAlt. in your 3BR f amity home in NeWJ)ort Beach for under $2,000,000. Superb Harbor Highlands location on comer lot w/RV access. Seller motivated. $174,500. Suzanne Shuler 642-~. <W-38> LINDA ISU CHATIAU! Magnificent home OD prime tip Of isle. Over 127' on the bay w/dockag~ for 80' boat. 48R le servants qtrs. Handsome woods. tiles and fixtures. ~.000,000. ickwt 142 a35. (W 39 OCIAM YllW IXICUTIYI SUITll Super 2BR, 2 bath executive suite in guarded community w /ocean view from both BRS. $239,500. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. <W-40) LA61MA llACH 11se•ICll 4BRS, 4 bath family home featuring pool, spa, lighted paddle tennis co,urt and sauna. Located close to pvt. beach facilities. $1 .150,000. Sandie Fix 64-4-8200. <W-41 > JA,.._ ~I Super 3BR end-unit location w/some ocean view. Custom shutters, plush c pts, ·decorator wallcoverin1s. Seller will consider, cr~ative financing. ,$349,500. Cathy Schweickert 142-1235. (W-42) ~OODlllD•I ILMI Beautifully , upgraded 3BR condo near all , •bopping, pools, lake and tennis. Large family kitchen and lovely paUo. Located on a quiet street. 1112,500. Alan Beel 551-8700. (W-43) -....... , .. __ - J\S ociJt cd 1 NO lllAl.lmll Owner wlll t arry all fin a nclna ! 1st & 2nd TD's ! Cultom home 3 Br, family rm & POOL! Offered at $135,000. 9'J.ltl2 ••• , ... Pratt. ~lAUasDr. tunt.ington Beach \' are the winner of ZhetlcWs ($17 value), lo Ice,..._& H~•lce Jan61hru llth Long Beach Arena Tickets must be ex· changed for reserved seats al the Convention Center ahead of time. Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim yourUcket.s. ••• 100/oOWHER RMAICIHC9 ILUFFS ...... Pl.AM Jbdrm, 2ba, end unit. I level , recentl y r e · decorated, by owner, SlS9.SOO. 195 I SAN IRUHO 759-1600 PRICm REllJCED ONUDOISLll "'-d: ec '" :1!-No qualifying, no points, no pre -payment penalties. Seller will carry contract. 4 bdrms & den, 4 baths, fireplace In master suite. walk-I n utility room with built-in storage. New C'arpetin~ & paint throul(hout. Of fered al $415,<nl. 96M112 AdVl'rlis<'r~ may plat't' tllirir ad~ by tt'lirpllonir 11·oo a.m to$ 30pm llitonday tllru f'riday II lo noon Saturday 330W, Ray 142.~. HUNTINGTON BEACH 17117$ Bl'.ch Blvd seo.1220 I.ACUNA R•~ACH IOZ"l N Coaat Hwy Lacuna Bead! tM·Mel NORTH COUNTY dial free $t0· 1220 Cl.Al .... 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Mil._.. or r o ( • • • • • ' .... ~ ....... du .. lU Patti 6 :11r ......... ·&T mTLOCA11GM 1n-.caa1111Dt.a,.. Fant.Uc ftnanebll on WI model-Bir• 4 BR aec home. lmpomlbl9 to match, hlah auumable, ready to mcwe lDto; low malnt. yard 6 lovely 1pa. Onl~ S.W,000 down moves you in. Sellen will help you finance . PH.500. Call 983-8787 . BKR . OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1l-5PM 1M1 ~ ISTA'llU .... •... ,.,.. 1he Lawson RealtylSL4"0.llAlHA UVlllONT H01'4U . Company UDO ts&.I MIW IAYPIOMr Smashing contemporary 2 story living room. 5 bedrooms, 41.f.i baths. Best of everything. Dock for 50' boat. $1 .~.ooo. IAUOA Sophisticated contemporary upside down house with a peek or the bay. 4 bedrooms, dining room. skylights & lots of wood. 3 car parking. $390,000. WE ltAVfo,; AN OPENING FOR I OR 2 EXPF.RIENL't-:0 SAL F.S PEOPLE WlfO KNOW ISi.AND & BA YF'RONT PROPfo:RTY 3418 Vio1 Lillo• N~wporl Be.ch• 67S·4S62 CONGRATULATIONS! y ....... c-... to ....... ..... ....... _ ............. .... rewe,... of ell Hr•lce .._ ................. ,.. ....... ... .,. ...... , to ........ ... . ... _, .Hwa ... ,..,.. ... ...... ..wy .. .......... Yo• wlll kaow ,... ,.,. ... .. ..................... ,..,. .................. ,.. .................... ace.Y• c ................. .... ,_..., ..... ....,c1..ce .. .............. Of~ .... ,.. ............................ WorL It .. rtQillsH tt. llH Hf of ....................... ...... c '.,. n.r • ..., ,_ .. ace4 UMM> ••• a dp•lc ~ fer • dy a le • .,. ..... -W. If yo•'r• ettr.ct•4 t• tills ...... ~·~--•t-1-.............. ,, ......... .. MC ......... e ,. .. CIH mil .---. ca 4 .,. ~o DAL ESTATI .. Mlw,_t IHdt Is~ r..tly ............ ..... ...... ,.. ........ -........ .. ..... ,.. c.-Moel J1t ·-~ • .t 644-7020. Y• c., .............. , . • • NEWPORT Lingo •ucH .... ,h.... 644-7020 .. MlwpGl:t ._. Lo .. to .......... ...... A POINT ...aRONT ·PanoramlC view at wed1•. from 1 prime larse lot, • bdrm, s bttb c111tom home. 3"100 aq. ft . featurtni marine room, entry, llvin1 room, dlnln1 room. built·in•, etc. $1,315,000. UDO llLI Newly remodeled traditional style 3 bdrm, 2 bath home featuring lar1e recreation room le 2 patios. Livin1 room -has attractive beam ceilings, fireplace & trench doon leading onto brick patio. New kitchen blt-in appliances. Close to tennis courts, · sandy beaches & clubhouse. Can be sold r\iW rumished $420.000. IAYPIOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip -. BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR ~ \ \ \\ 1 1 y' • 11, I) r ,. • "' tJ, f 1 ''1 f, \ f, I o/ newporl. REALTO.RS 675-5511. ·OPEN HOUSE JUST IBMICB -3 ..._.2 ...... a.-.... _.... ..... ._. .._ _. S,.. A ........ '-· 1141.0oo. °"" ..... -1-5. Jll ....._., C.M. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. C...t Hwy., c--....... • 675-5511 Sl0,000 DOWN i •lfG CANYON YllW* Transferred ownl'r insislt'd on best. take advantage Set agains t a changinR backdrop of i:rc-en and Rolden sl~s.-lonR shadows. and tw1nklini: llRhts : this ma· Jt'Slic 5 hedroom home offers a spacwus tiled foyer flanked by a larAe livinl( room and dining room The ruddy Rlow of blaz. in1: loi:s from 2 fireplaces pro\'1des a feel· in~ of s nui: t·heerfulne:.:. You ;1 r e ituarantl'i.'<l to love tl at $279.000 Terms eust om tailon•d lo your needs for private showing call !714 l 759-1501 • SI 51,500 IM MIWrorr! Wonderful family home,bu1ll with pnvaC'y in m ind. RV access and loads of upgrades v1t-fleb~t of-11H 'ilt'1~P.XCF.Pr TIONAL financmfo(. Owner will assist in carrying paper. pr pay points for a new loan Don't let this opportunity pass you huy 714 759·1501 NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE 2670 SAM MHMIB. DltlYI 17 I 41 75'· ISOI Walker&lee Real Estate "'>. ,. Elegant Country Mansion A distinguished accomplishment in 1randeur, quality and architectural achievement with 8,000 square feet of superbly planned living space. This magnificent estate is serenely nestled near the top of a North Tustin hill with breathtakln1 views from almost every room, and is surrounded by some of the flneet .re&ldences in O!anae County. Special features include a regal 1,200 aquare root master bedroom suite plus 4 other lar&e bedrooms, 7 lavish bathrooms, 4 ma11ive fireplaces, huie recreation room with bar, a 20x37 billiard room /wine cellar, and a speetacular entrance with .l\Ule hand carved doors . framed by an exquisite 14' high stained 1la11 mural. In everytbina made or created, a 1elect. cate1ory towers above the ordil\.llrr~ Thia aplendld home deserves 1uch a diatlnctlon. Are you the one dettJny lw jnPU9d to enjoy It 1 \ , . Open dally except 8at~ay -Pleau eail for -direction• --- l 'fmUll' I • .. .·, . . ·--·--.___.._._ . ' . ' . OWMm MOT .. A19. •• And willing to help with financing. Spanish 'styled three bedroom, Just waiting for a new family! Sparkling clean. Fireplace, easy-care kitchen with range/oven and dishwasher. Large yards. $119,500. Call for details. 540-1720 f SPAMISH ~ Lovely three bedroom styled with the flair or ol' Spain. Has'' dining room, huge kit c hen /family room combination, fireplace. Rich wood paneling. Air conditionlhg. Freshly painted inside. Super cul-de-sac location. $135.000. Hasten to see and call: 540-1720 SPACI A Pl~1 Nol any more '. This huge lour bedrqom has almost 1800 square feet of glorious living space. Complete with dining room, family room and fireplace . Just two miles from beach. Clos~ to sch90ls and shops loo : Owner willing to help with financing . $112 ,3.00. Call tod-ay'. 540-1720 " FtRST TIMI? Take that step into hortle ownership with this lovely three bedroom home. Super neat and clean'. Can be a great investment also: Fantastic yard ... a gardeners delight: $81 ,500, GI buyers w e lcome . For more information call today'. 540-1720 MISA VRDI SHOWPLACI You 'II fall in love with this beautiful Mesa Verde dream : Has three bedrooms and is tastefully decorated t~roughout. Truly shows owners pride in every corner. Just painted inside and out. Tucked on tree adorned lot'. $125.500. Can't last'. Call 540-1720 IMVISTOa? Two units in super location: Both s how owners pride throughout. Private patios. Stable tenants. Call today for de,ails. 540-1720 (5) 540-1720 ~~.~~ 29-55 S. HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA You've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Spectacu lar bayfront with extensive use of wood and stained glass. Property is only fee home on the market. 5 Bdrms. including maids qtrs. Exclusive at $2 .6 million. UtllA ISLE est as an oca ion w1 sweepmg main channel view. Custom lhruout w/terrific wood treatments. 5 Bdrms in c luding maids qtrs . Exclusive $2.7 million. BIG CANYON Custom home on the golf course w/s weeping Isl fairway vie w. 5 Bdrms. i·ncluding maids qtrs. Exclusive al $2.3 million. BIG CANYON Terrific golf course view townhome . Former model w/private pool and spa. $725,000. BIG CANYON Wonderful canyon view townhome. Pool and spa. All new amenities. Owner will carry huge 2nd. Exclusive at ~75,000. . BIG CANYON Excellent McLain townhome. End unit, on the golf course! Best buy at $310,000. uoo ISi.£ Unbelievable 4 Bdrm 4~ baths with pool and spa. Best island location. 3rd story has bay and ocean views. 1 Exclusive and ready for occupancy . Huge assumable loan. CORONA B MAl/VIW Better than the beat Spy11a .. view. 4 Bdrm and areat Priva~y. Owner will carry a l~ Ind. Exc'l!.lve and priced to aell. SUS,~. . re .... .......... ,. ....... CLUSIFID ----BTllN c ,- ....................... 8 I II llU.__ .. _ ..... ._. ....... 4'br. lba. fam rm. owner will finance al lZ~ lhor1 ter"' 25'Vr down. 1410.000. · Owner Aaent 644-58.59 .• ------ THE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE MIM'OU WAT9MOMI' S74t,OIO L..rgest flour phm offered Open, rr~h & beautiful view Custom decor. ROid rilctures & many upl(r11des BOAT SLIP RIGHT UP TO 45":' <7141 &46·1711 •~t THI IACI IAY OML Y S241,000 This magnificent home. IO<'ated on quiet cul·de-sac strttt Has thr~e ample bdrm11. 217 baths and 2 heaut1ru1 rirepluces UNBEATA·BLE PRH'E. UNBEATABLE LOCATION::: (714l t>46 771111322 MEWPOIT IEACH OFACE 204JWetldffDriw. 17141646-771 I ~ Walker IJ. lee · Rail Estate Barrett ~alW ~glster PMPICT POW TODAT"S'" MAnlT Vacant, first class, immaculate. and quality. All here in 3 Bclrms . 4 baths. f amity room and separate bdrm wings. Lovely· swimming pool, a private gat ed e ntry . Beautiful area of Cliff Haven. Ill ClffDr .. MI 0,-S-1·5 ON THI POINT -IALIOA Large 2 story 4 Bdrm. 4 baths. den, study and sundeck. Close to beaches. Owner will consider terms and financing. Call for details. IS77M--....,lci6oa 0,..S-.1·5 DOVH SHOllS-VACAMT Enjoy the finest in a custom home -in location -in financing, owner will carry 1st TD at 13.5°/,, for qualified buyer. Spacious 4 Bdrms and maid.5 room. Move right in ! $389,500 includes land. 1412 .......... MI SH THOSE FANTASTIC SUMSITS Cliff Haven home with upstairs ocean view. ~xtra large master bdrm. large living room with handsome rock fireplace and open beams; dining room for perfect en- tertaining, plus breakfast room overlooking garden. All these rooms are built around a covered patio. $285,000 includes land. J2llU1 ... ft..MI 1·2 IM THI HBGHl'S Cozy 2 Bdrm home with fireplace, wood floors and paneling_ -in nice condition. Large yard wifh plans for additional wlit. One of a kind op- portunity in xlnt location. $135,000. Ill I T .... c.e.MeN 0,-S.. l·I CUI.DI SAC Tidy 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home with re- modeled kitchen, xlnt cond. Just $116,500. Present your terms! OMI ntl9 ACll IM ~ Beautifully detailed 3 Bdrm home an moat desirable area. Large formal ~ room. den, breakf aat room and uruque garden room, for )'.ea"r round entertaining. Call to see tbia enUcina home! · ... r1...,Mrre .. WISTCWP Ylllhta and clerestory windows bi1hl1Pt the warmth of thia 3 Bdrm bOine; Lovely private comer, bil u... new~. 1treaa the custom quality. c.ai toaee . .-.500. ••• .,, ..... IUflLD Own• will ftnanee with low in· ... rate.~ a Bdnn~th "iilm'tma + remodeled 2 1 lliatla · anlt wltb ftreplaee and mlnl .tew. Jult z doon from. water. 842-5200 lllm.£11-, ....................... -·••' ... . ......,, ............ ~. .. ,__..,., 'M 1•8clw_, ..... .._. __ ... $a .._ .......................... • , 11 ............ _, •• , ....................... •. ,. ................... . o...• ..... :=.a .. .... , ........... . 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SJtl.IOO. se.o .. ., .. ,,1 Im•. 67MMi. LARGE HAllOI YU COINEI Wo•4•rf•I •••c•tl•• •••• for .... rt ....... , ..... ,. ,,... .... .... , .. ,. ..... ,IM4. ............. .. ..... '-9t ............. ., ....... ..... ..,. $319,00I. c• '7Mtt0. BAYFIONT CONIO--PmlSIU s.c.tly, ................... YllW et.., ...... ,,.... L. .... .. ............. 0.... ..... ... SJH.000. 67MtH. ON THE WATEl--VO Mk.e, ._. ..... ZW. 2 la A• I II .._.tip. .. w a Ith a.. It IJ.71' Fre•t row to ALL IA Y ectl•lt,. SJH,000. OCEAN BAY & NIGHT UCHT VIEW Lwp21e4.2M.,c ..... ,..a....-. I I fiM, .. fw .... t I ! U & tecM- ty WdlJ. $290,000. . BEAUTIFUL-MOYE-IN cm•n• Perfect ...._ for f•HY b•yers I• ... .,.. Sllens. 2 .e.y .. a.l & ............................ Welk to c......_lty pool & t ... ls. Sltt.500. 631-1400. ....... _... ... O...YU. , .......... 4 ... 2..-YBMI. ..... ..................... ,.... ..... ............................. .,... .... $191,fH. ElllllSITE NEWPOIT COllO ,...., • •·111-..... : CNllt c.-. 2 ...... ... ,. ... YU. Detl••r/..._. .... ...,......_ .... , ............... 0.... .. ..... wltlt fl•••cl•9 ••d c•rry AITD . $112,500. Hl·14H. NEWPOIT HOIE-0.W.CAllY l1wllMJ ..... Jk.J ..... + ....... ............................. ._., u •• ,. s111 ..... owe 111. tum:T F•LY HM • ....... _.... ..... ,... .... J W-2 .................. ... ..... www' In Oww-.r. S. llllltll17 ..... , •• , ..... llmlM .... ........................ 11W ................ w11lllf ..... .. .................... .,.,· . .,_._ ........... .., .... .. .. e ~ l•Uh I .... + .. ...... ~ ...... 1112••• ............ ~ ................. . ,.tu I '# .114' ..... 67WI• WATEltFRONT HOMES. INC. RAL.UTATl ... 'W.C..Hwy .. ~--ti ....... \ r. OPIM TODAY 1·4 UMl9UI IM HAUOI VllW HIUS - Ocean view, 4 bdrms, fam rm, 3 car garage, bright, open feeling. $360,000. See Natalie Fogarty at 3907 Topside Lane . UMl9UI IM O&.D COllOMA D& MAI -2 bdrm 2112 ba, cozy loft, with patios, decks', etc. $337,000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia . UMICl)UI 1M HAllOll VllW HOMES • - Great S bdrm family home, needs love, chance for a good buy. $290,000. See Pat Merry at 1971 Port Albans. UMlfi>UI IM IA YSHOllS -Remodeled 2 bdrm home plus guest house. Sunny. see it! $335,000. See The Re-edy 's (owner/agt) at2512 Vista Dr. UMlfi>UI IM IAYSHOUS -Fam. home. 4 bdrms, 4 ba, traditional style, brick courtyard. $486,500. See Mary Ann An· derson at 2781 Bayshores Dr. I ~ U~l()UI: 'ti()Ml:i " 1 REALTORS. 675-6000 I 2443 uet Coaet Hlgh111ay, Corona del Mar IWE llAVF. 23 Ot, THE Rf:ST LISTINGS IN TOWN . . . BIYFIOHL- 40 foot frontage on fabulous Harbor Island. Private pier & float, beautiful tall trees. older traditional residence, $650,000., 91h~ 1st. Full price Sl,780.000. 17141 673-4400 ·12 I Jt '21-2121 n..H.,....Areu's~ IHIE1teteAr. HARBOR WA TIUltONT LEASE OPTION Great bayfront value with a private slip for 35' boat. 3 Bdrms, 2th Ba, fully furnished townhome for $320,000 or take 6 mos. lease options. COlloMA DB. MAR Enter a realm of appointed elegance in this custom European home featuring French doors; molding, hand-painted tiles and beveled glass. '815,000. UDO: PARK r 0-tJtP Large 1 B.drm co-op w /bay and ocean view ln security bkta with 1wimmtn1 pool and excellen' flnanclns. _.,000. . MIWPOaT tmMfl'I Beat buy in Newport ~ -a channiDI .. must ..... a blclroom home 1'itb ftreplaee. Huse yard bu · room for pool and •,P•. Only '1•,IOO . REAL ESTATE EXCELL~NCE SINCE 1949 COMI wmt US. •• TO DOYll SH011S. The exciting .courtyard~ provides an immediate impression of quality and onginality. Luxurious pool, spa and foun· lain are simply sensational. Four huie bedrooms . ing room, family room and den. Five baths. Three fireplaces. You own the land! Sensational bay view! I072 S~ DmVI ••••••••••••••.•.•••.••• 1710,HO . OPEN SUNDAY I ·4:30 COMI wnH us. .. TO DOVB SHOUS. 60 feet of bayfront Huge brick terrace with ornamental trees. Four bedrooms1 Bay view from all living areas plus master bedroom. Yo~ own the land! To our knowledge, the best buy on bayfront. 40 I MOITH STAil LAME ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , $941,00 · co .. WITH US. •• TO WISTCU... Elegant neighborhood. : Quiet street. Four spacious bedrooms, eitch with private ! bath. One bedroom and bath ideally located for maid or teenager. Large pool. Luxurious spa off master bath. Owner may carry complete financing. . 1242 SOt•SIT LANI ............................ $460,000.~ COME WITH US. •. TO MIWPOIT HEIGHTS. Custom home~ Lovely view of the harbor. Three spacious bedrooms. Familyt room. Swlken living room with 9' ceiling. Owner will carryt complete financing. Down payment flexible. .d 42 I SAM ..,.,...MO . . • . • • . • . • • . • . . • . • • • • . . • • • . • $360,00lll ' . COME WITH US. .. TO IA YCllST. Owner transferred! Four: bedroom home. Three baths. dining and family rooms. Love-: ly library. Fantastic master bedroom suite. Large pool.: Quick possession. : 1924 HOUDAY IOAD ......••.•..•... REDUCED TO SJ I 0,000 •· . . COME WITH US. •• TO IAYCllST. Ver y private. extremely· well maintained. Jo"our be~room home. dining 3J1d family r ooms. Den or study. Large pool, solar heating system. Owner motivated. 1123 GLIHWOOO LANI ............................ SJ I 0,000' COWi WITH US •.. TO --c:.~19'P. An attractive three· bedroom home. Two batr_ ~\ "'miJy room with fireplace. Like new carpet. Lot ~~ l' ..,parkling pool. fenced for children's safety. Quick p., .. session. 1207 IHISHllE LAND •••.••. <>PIM SUM 1·4 ••••.. SZJ0,000 . 1617 WESTCUFJ DR., N.B . IACICIAY SI 5,000 DOWN 3 Bdrm execut ive l.OWDhome. Slap doWD livin1 room, leads to flower rilled terrace. Hua• mMt.er suite boe\s apat:ious baJrony with Back Bay View. Won't last with these terms. Call us forcktails. ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4-6.3 '·6 990 2 STOltY CONDO 1126.500 Owner will help finan~e with 12l6.500 down. Uni- que area. Spac. grounds OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4 "3 GIOU(Sttt Dr. lofr Tustin btwn al-21st St I ..... ...... HOMES 2 large separate units 14 BR + family/3 BR> on oversize lot in Old Corona del Mar. l 1f.I blocks to beach or busi- neu. Really worth see· ing & b~,000. See this 2 BR. 2 Ba end onil Newport Crest Townhouse. Close to pool & tennis courta. On· ly $157 .ooo. MAURY STAUFFER SEA UON REALTY 67).IJM 31EDROOMS $83,800! Beautiful remodeled townhome. 2 story + pool + taln1a +Joe to beach. Moel popular .-ff~! ~tr-aM .... lft ...... Tr1 •11 .. 000 dow11 I I Bdrm -2 lclnn untta. super ecnm-lot. Newly landuaped and r•- deeotMed. Owner 1a19 MU now. Call . ~ -------. -.------_, You've Arrived at ... SOUTH LACUNA . Breathtaking view from unique 2 bdrm, 3 bath home on 3.5 acres overlooking South Laguna . Feasibility study to s ub·divide into excel. semi-level view lots. $749,500. llVINE Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, single' family home with VERY private yard. Xlnt location, close to schools. shopping and freeway. $1 64.500. Owner will carry 2nd. 34 Almond Tree Ln Open Sun. 1·4 llVINE Turtlerock. Enjoy the ultimate in family living in this tastefully decorated 4 bdrm home. Also includes formal dining rm and family room. Convenient to parks, shopping and excel schools. $199,900. 19441 Sierra Ralon Open Sunday 1-4 IOPllT llEIHTS Fixer upper. Family home wit~ pool and brick. Exc~I location .. $149,000. DAiii POINT Spectacular views of Dana Polnt Marina coastline from this immaculate 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. Excel home for entertalniq. Owner financln1 wt~ 25% ~· .'750,000. ' - ::-' ' '· ~ .. ~u In Coron• ck-I Mar . JUlt a short walk to the ht>arh t •rece wul• 4 6 3 Bdrms N1t·elv d.-c·oraled Many luxury f~atureic . hr .. phwea. built· "ins . urpet~ & druJ)t'~ Ray • ocean view~' U.r~,. IM 1·jjn h•· aHumed b) l\uabf1ed bu N a•lu" eller wlll C"OO!ilder c·arr n Olit ,, i 111l rnn'(t to 8ttlt I t $3M9.!'JOO 17141 673-4400 IJl>t Ul-JIH Te.. HerborArH'• ..... le.a ht•t• Fh• macnab I lrvtna realty A SUaSIOIA"V OJ THI l"YINI COM~ANV IAniaoMT TOWI ...... Two 35' terrace s overk>ok fabuloua N.ewport H11rbor. Nearly 3,000 sq.ft. or undenstated elegance ; 3 lar1e BRS. ·3 luxurio us baths. French doors and windows, crown mold- ings , 2 marble fplcs, walk-in· bar. She ltered courtyard ~/private pool. Offe red at ~.ooo lnl'I. land. Cathy &hweir kert 642-8235. 11Z·l414 Hl-1700 1 ,,, pu\ V~l~·l' ""'''t•' 642-1235 '44-4200 DIRECTORY ICHp Mii• llmtdy dit'9dory with you ttll• w..ta..-d •• yM 90 hcMta ... 1141R~ All tM loclltM• 11• .. d IMtow ore de•criwd i11 91'Hter detoll by echri'"'9 etHwllere HI todlly't DAILY PILOT W AMT ADS. Pefrollt .tlowi!Mf OfNt1 hout•• for tole or ,....; ore ~ to lht HICh I~ ii• ffll• c......,.. .. ch S.._..y Otld Sllltday. HOUSES FOR SALE -; .Z llDIOOM 388 Broadway. Costa Mesa 673-7:nl $127 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·4 17 Wildgoose. Nwpt. Crest 673·5354 $157 .000 Sat/Sun 12·4 4382 Manzanita. Irvine 979-5370 $119.500 502 Acacia.'..c Old CdM l CdM Sun l -4 675-6000 $337 ,000 Sun. 1-4 2 • .... FAM IM tw DIN 225 Kings Pl <Clfhvn > N.B. 642-5200 $28.5 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. N.B. 673-7300 Sal/Sun 1-4 1536 Serena de• TNru<'t'. CdM 640-5681 $282.000 · Sat/Sun 11 ·4 15 J ordan East <liniv Parkl Irvine 640-5777 $1 5il,900 Satl~n 1·4 * •633 Lido P a rk Dr .. F'l. N. B. 631 -1400 "$625,000 Sat'Sun 1·5 • •6111.l<lo Pa rk Dr . 20 . N.B. 631·1400 Sat/Sun 1-5 6 Locust. Irvine 551-8700 $137,500 Sat/.Sun 1·4 309 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, NB 673·7300 Sun 12·4 •1072Santiago Dr .. Dover Shrs, NB 631 ·7300 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 • • 1801 Santiago, Ba yr rest 642·8235 $439.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2724 Wa vecrest < Brdmr HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •1620 Galaxy Dr. (Oover Shrs> NB 644-4910 $495.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 •1242 Somerset Ln .. Westcliff, NB 631-7300 $460,000 Sun 1-4 : 30 2001 Kings Road. Newport Beach 631-1400 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2601 Blue wate r . Coron a de l Mar 759-1616 $397,000 Sun 2·5 HHS Port Barmouth (HVH ) NB . 640-5357 Sun 1·4 : 30 3907 Topside Ln ( HVHls > Ccf M 675-6000 $360.000 Sun l -4 19441 Sierra Raton (Turtler ock ) Irv 640-5777 $199,900 Sun l -4 .Z la,._ ~UIST ..2S12 V¥.ta Dr, < Bavshor es-> NB 675-6000 S.135.oOO Sun l .4 _ 1577 _Mi ramar (Balt?<>a Penin ~.) · NB 3 HOIOOM 1437 Scrm a dt• Tt.irra<'e. C<1M (i42·9591 $319.000 • •640A W <k eanfront. :"l R. Sun 1-5 631·1400 Sfi49.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2241 .Jeanette P lace. Costa Mesa 673-1900 Sat1Sun 10-5 34 Almonct Tree Lane. Irvine 640-5777 $164 .500 Sun 1-4 335 Flowt:•r. Cos ta Ml'sa 675-55 11 $148,000 Sun 1-5 •2278 Rut,ger s Dr .. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $136,800 Sun 12-4 l II .... FAM IM tw DIN 431 -444 Nyes Plttce . Laguna Beach 642-823.5 $395,()()().$329.000 Sa t /Sun 12-4 2232 Via San R1•mo. Li do Isle, N.R. 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1-4 421 San Berna rdino. Nwpt Hts . N.B. _ 63l:'l300 S360.000 SatJSun 1-4:30 •1207 Berks hire Ln .. Westd iff. NB 631-7300 $230.000 Sun 1·4 •511 Cliff Dr. (Clfh vn ) NR 64 2-5200 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1363Galax v Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB 631 -7300 $495.000 Sun 1-4:30 225 Via Quito. Lido Isle. N. B. 673-7300 Sun 2-5 795 Balboa Ave .. Laguna Beach • 1472 Galaxy Dr. <Dover Shrs) NB 645-9161 $669.000 Sat /Sun 1-4 1536 Serena de Terrace. CdM 640-5681 $282,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 3163 Canadian Dr .. Costa MeJia 979-1791 $124 ,900 Sat/Sun 10-6 13 Silver Cr escent, Trtlrk lfln. Ir:v 675·341 t $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lOSand Ba r <J asmn Ck ) CdM 675-3411 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 320 Seaward <Shorecliffs ) NB 631-1400 $384 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 16 Balboa Coves . Ne wport Beach 631-1400 $550,000 Sun 1-5 2421 Bunya ( E/Bluf() NB 645-0303 $277 ,500 Sun 12·4 1740 Plaza del Norte. Bal. Penin. 631·1266 $398,500 Sun 1·5 Z738 Lorenzo <Mesa del Mar) CM 540-1151 $168,000 Sun 1-4 •-OOM 1128Seablulf. Costa Mesa 963-6767 ·$238,000 Sat/Sun 11-S 2882 Circle Dr. ( Bayshores) NB 644-9880 $885,000 Sun 12·4 2&dl Palisades, Capistrano 840-5'1'17 $788,000 . Sun 12·4 1132 Sea Bluffs, Costa Mesa 54&-2313 . $229,000 Sun 1·4 4 .............. ... • •401 N. start..n., Dover Shn, NB Al·.,., "'5,000 &al 1 ... :30 •tlac Holiday Rd., Baycrelt, NB a1 . .,. 9110,000 , Sun1 ... :ao •llD OlmwooctLa., BaycNlt, NB lll·?m tno.• a..1 ... :ao 642-5200 $359,000 Sun 1-5 31165 Via Sonora, San Juan Cap 661 -2407 $169, 750 Sun 12-4 31059 Via Sonora, Sa n Juan Cap 661-2407 $160.000 Sun 12·4 S llDIOOM 116 Vi a Undine. Lido Is le, N.B. 644-9060 . Sun 1·5 S la ... FAM IM or DBt ••800 Harbor Island Dr., NB 631 -0094 Sl ,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1971 Pt. Albans <HVHms) NB 675-6000 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • 12 Trafalgar . Harbor Ridge, NB 644-6200 $2,900,000 . Sun 1·5 1518 Galaxy, Do.ver Shores, N.B. 642-823.5 $650,000 Sun 12-4 1412 Antigua <Dover Shores> NB 642-5200 $389,500 Sun 1-5 17922 Mann, Univ. Park, Irv. 644-7383 $159,900 Sun 1-5. 1910 Swan Dr:-< Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $174 ,900 Sun 1-4 20121 Riverside Dr .. SA Hts. $17S,OOO Sun 11·2 6 • ,.. FAM IM or DBt 401 62nd Street. Newport Beach 675-3411 $175,000 Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 ... OOM 22 Arboles , Newport Beach 759-9100 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 501 St. Andrews Rd .. Newport Beach 673·7300 $159,500 Sun 1-4 •443 Gloucester Dr .. Costa Mesa 642-4799 $126,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 11 Encore Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 546-2313 $176,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •1228 Rutland Rd #6, N.B. 631-1400 Sl24.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1511 Tustin Ave (Nwpt Hgts> CM 642-5200 $135,000 Sun 1-5 2 • ,.. fAM IM or DIM 971 BaysideCove.s, N.B. 646-7711 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J._OOM 19848 Berkshire, Hunt. Cont., HB 979-5370 S87 .500 Sat/Sun 3-5 4-00M 19 Robon Court, Newport Beach 673-7300 $215,500 Sun 1-4 MOllLE HOMES FOR SALE 2 .............. ... 14851 Jeffrey Rd #140, Meadows Irv _ . 751=1818 Sat/Sun 1·5 101/•~Mma ..... and the Nller will carry aome on UU 1arden 2 Bdrm condo. Walk to everytlainl, bioc*a to So. Cout Plue and ottered al only •JOO. S40-38M +m=. llSTPllCID Best priced condo in the are a . 1 Bdrm 10-20"4 down, OWl\er will he lp finance. $78,500. Call 979·58'70 today. ALLSTATE REALTORS Pretcolt ......... TWO 4-Plexes. now un· der c o n s tructio n . $124. 900 e ac h. o w e ' w /$25.000 down. Project- ed growth monthly in· come. Sl210. Low vaca n· ry fat'lor. Offe red by Horton & Assoc. 115 E Good w i n . S t e 0: Prescott, Anz. 86301. Ca ll 1-6021778·9689 or 6021445·6609 a sk for Roger. wow 4°/oNOW llsTIUYIN NEWPOlrT ICH 5 bdrm . 3 ba pool home. Fa mily room, 2 Crplcs. RV access, extra-large ya rd. $199,000. Owner will help fm anc·e. Prin- cipals on1y. 642-4959 Just startin g up in a busi ness of your ow n ? A good way to tell people about it 1s with a low· cost Cla s s ifi ed ad . Phone 642-5678. $2 oll it "*" is o PENNY PINCHER AD :1 line·~ -1~:1~ :-. un i~ "I a cla~. :M .. <1 !Im· ,\ti \'t • rt 1~t' Ofll' o r m on · rtc·ft1" \ :..luNI \I p t o :-:1011 E a 1•h add1t 111nal l1n1· 1:; on I\ Hlk· for I ht• 1 .... 11 rl a\ :-Sur· r ~ . n" " 11 m m t· n · 1 a I a d • a 11 o-" t· 11 (' h ;) r ).t " Yuur l'l'nll.\ l'inr·hc·r ,\ d It I' 11'" \ II II I' ll;rn k ,\mt·ra1·;ir1I \01~<1 or '.\J;1.slt•1T anl Call t~ .ct'" yo., ad i11 pri11t tOMOtTOW! C .. M...., ...,,, '"4My l :OOAM .. S:JOl'M f.,. Nd dey'• ~er ul llly•--~f _.,.,~. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT •YM TBIACI OML Y 7-,e. DOWN Must sell beautiful 3 br, or 2 +den. large corner lol, new paint In Ci out. ne w carpets. pool, spa, redwood decking. Lots or room to add on. Im med. O('Cupant'y : OWe financing li282.000 leasehold. 640·5681 . 1536 Serenade Terrace Open House Sat/Sun 11·4 115,000DOWN 2 br. l~ ba. owe at lesa than interS only to lit you. Al\. 881-315'18. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, steps to Lake Parti. Top oondi· \ion throuahout. New carpel, fresh pa int in· side & out. $112.000 Ask for Nancy c ........ , &Co..••·· 640-0020 • ....,... C to MIN I 024 TAKE 0¥11t I 00/o LN. ~··••••••••••••!~~~ •• 4!!••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. 11 ·2 ba + f1:1m EXECUTIVE TOWM«>ME NEWCOtlJOS EASTSIDE C.M. rm. $788 Lotal mo pymt . fant astic area. St ('ru1 from Centra l park & schools. lxecuHH Redton 841-430 2512 Santa Ana Ave 2 BR, 2112 ba, contemp~ Irvine I 044 It>'\ I "-design. S116.<.MX>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64~5096 '4~6093 Heritep Pst& 1· 1 II I\ >0,1 ---HH)hAlt• ...... Uallo p the trails of Newport's Bac k Bay! Large c~tom estate has e \'er ythmg for the aC"tiw family 111 a serl'nt· 11nd p r est1 g1ous set11n~ 4 i:e n e ro us udrm s. spaeious master suite, features: fireplace and s un ken t ub. 11ourm el k11l'hen. imP<>rlt.'<I tilt•. security gale. s parklmg pool. s pa. gueSt or en la ws apartment' Plus. 5 box stalls and rid1nit are na. Special finann ng available . A must se.c· 645-0303 F ORESTE OLSON .......... """' 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ope'?.Ui. poi Blilbua A I I KACTIVI . 2STORY -t MODERN AJYI' Nr bays. old charm, fr pie·. P .Ba. $495 m o F abul ou~ assum ablt• fananc~S390,00U. R REALTY 12 I JJ 434-0908 lalboa P..-....a I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST5'DE Spotless 3 Br hom e L.-; located on a lot 77x234. zoned R·4 _ c-ounty. For more info ask for Hbt Milliken. 631-1266. REALTORS Townhouse. Jbdrm . 2 bth, 3 c·ar gar. $1(19,000. S9.0(J0 dow_n 928 ~o. 642-7534 MESA VlllDE AXB Lowest prk~ hum(• in Mesa Verde $H19.51•J 3 bd r m . 2 ba th . 22x ll e nrlosed patio. Owner started refurbtshen~. hut was unable to con11unuc due to transfer 1'r11·1..-1 under market. Call ~-JA~ mn~~~~,, 963-8182 I :PaSl' Option :l Hr 11 ,. St:'llcr will invest down pay ment & buyer make!> m o nthly pay m e nts Balboa Peninsula's best ~ Ba . i! S l 11 r ~ :"1·-.1. \ 0 r I l' a n s S 1115 . !I 11 o MIH3(16 & 646 mti MESAVERDE buy &. loc•atioo. ._.125 ;-000 "assum--tt-~ lie Spa n. Prov. 3 Rd & 54ti-1641 3 Rdrm I ''l Hth Exl·ell. rental wut. S87.00ll 111 a~ s u m a b II· fl n a n l' 1 n ~ $105 ,000. Jerry Jonl'~ 631 1266. Al.rt. I & 2 Be.I comlos on I ht• wate r Tenrus. J><M>I. s pa As,.u m ahl t• l11 u n,. S79.UO() to SY6.00u Hema)!. S\111~· 5!>!1 !+-1011. 55!J.li 116 **PICK ONE! T w o lnn•lv l.1n l'l1ln modi-:ls 111 °prcsll g11111~ Woodhn d J.!l' E~l a N•.s Tht::>l' :J l~lrm.,, 21 •; Ila a l I :i t:h l·d hrmws ol for e lc•i.:anl ll\'lllJ.! on l"'o 1 e \' t· I~ a nil .1 11 I h 1• am1·11 1llc" of unt• uf lrnne·, ht'l\l arc·a T akt• your IJlt'k o l llH.., .. 1wc1uf ft.nni.:~ Bot h Y.1th up grack'1 ldf1.w \•ih urul bot h µric·l•I 111 ~I'll al Sllll.llC.1(1 UteV.PARK <.:lrnnc•t·llor 5 hclrm . :!' .· hJth "'1th lanil '\l.,11 rum m pt• •1 Tak•· 1t\ "' l;iri':t: lnan al 11 ' , . 111 l•"rt· ... 1 c tnlj Sl5'.I.'.~"' Open S111ula;.· I ~. 17\r.!:! ;\\;urn l';w l .\lartin Hit ~ Ii l·I 7:J>i:l or 7•" 1x1;j * * WST SELL! \\'11odllrid>!1• .. i. 1•.1111 i Bdrm i!1 _ 11;1 :itt ,11 l10·d hum~· 11\f•rtuu~Jll~ ~"~''' and park 1-:xn ·:l.I .I-.'\ I 'l'~~\":-\t-~.+111.t-: $1511.54•1 Wdbs,.e 3br 21,\ba. On park. Will fin.nee. Mmt ffll.55t-~ J.h .. ~-~ Nkely up1raded Pl1n II. Northwood Park. Oelal<'hed hom e with AIC . s kinny dip !ipa 11r ea, areal landscaping and d eCU'aling. $100,000 in us able financin1. Priced to sell at S~.000. CAI.I.MOW '42-7211 3 bd , 11.., ba, Twnhme . 1220 sq. Cl. Fabulous lot•a tion. Tt'nnis e ris. pool. parks. schools. lat· ttl'C l'O\'ert.'ll patio, lush pl ants . g r t'at buy . $\ 10.000. <.:all 838-8181 WOODlllDGI <.:ottage home: 3 br. 2 ba. dr, ram. rm . Assume $97 .000 at 14';. LEASE 0 PT. Owner 559-7047 Adult only commuruty I drm . I bath Terrilil· '1ew of s\rt>am. Lots or p r 1,a cy. Par k i n g rlt'arhy Plus outstand· llllo! Club House Pool T 1·nn1s Courts. '+523 CAMPOS Da· IRVl .. E U1':s1 l!ABL I': IHWAU· ~1')(>11 en 'l'urllerock \'b la. 3 llr. Ven. FR . \ 1<'1.1. humt• with assuma · h I 1· I u a n a :.; k 1 n g Si!65.tWt0. Redhill~ Realty 552 -7500 WOOOIRIDGE OWMr Wil Cony 3 Bdrm 1 1 1 H t h . W1ndrtuwer mode l. lwauu rul patio. Excell. hnm t' or rental. 22"; ''"'' n SIOi .51J\J Je r ry ,)Onl's 631 121¥) Ai!I 1~~~191 H EAi :r< IHS I I•·~ 1•1•ral •· Sl·llt•r 1.·, • tin 1 )W(' balanc•t.'. :! llr 1.,1111111 111 Wo,Mlhr11h.:c \I 11~1 ha\I· "hort t'!'>\'l'm\ I'! 11· 1· rc·d 111' •"I t " 1~;11 1111 (,111 l'l'll! ,J11l1r1'"" 1.,r tkt;.iils . 1;:11 l~•iti Aj;l _ den. SJBB,:iC)(). Re/Max. ----- Joyo• 631 1266 ':: ~ ·~~· '';r.';. .'" .• ~:u:n".: I ( '111) w.,,,db ridge 11 t:,\1.l'UllS blc lo:.in s 1 2 .i .~111 1 I lkttlllj PATIOHOME !17!1 17~1 ··I 1111111 1 11.t ;: llJ I rµl1· rent r HEALTOHS I COLLEGIPARI( l!n11 tt~rr•n1.,·:::,;, fl\il" :•II ;,""11111.ilil<• tu.in COl"OftO .. Mar I 022 I ...... 11.·1 .,.. ill l arr~ I rg :!1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L<ir~e .iBr .2 Ba .l-':.tn11 AS~4!'LOG1 111 ~1 •17 :1.·,11 llt'rnd~ Jt.SSUMAll,E I IOJo ~LUS~ ~th:llch.. Ljy. 1' Ht•olllllllll \\,••110111 1~ t I I "Ul•'t' .).'i!I !HUI .. i'1!1 HI Iii J as mine Crl't.·k h\ • Rift & bath added Bd :! • ll.1 111.111' "'' La9unaa.och 1041 owner. 2 l~r. Z ba. cll'ri. · lftCJ I J!r:icl<'"' 1•.11 1 h t1111o... ••••••••••••••••••••••• O•--! I spa . l'I~ patio. pool, ..... ~ ~ '.\l11t" all~ ,,.111·1 , ... ~ 111c EMERALD IA y tennis S275.~ll) 557.4JU!l All for the lrm pm·•· ol , SI HI .~1111 I .ti I j; I 1· 11 or 644·6424 s12y .!°>OI~ Wont la"\. . I llcll .... arlh 5.)!J :Hl!ll S02 Al·acrn . $337 .UOO l all <.: :.'.!~11 l!lti ' II~ f/ J: I NII 620 Acac-ta . $286.500 _ ~ rM ~. !.·~~ 425 Femlcaf; $269,500 I! 1-::\1.T! 11<s 642 Ramona: $970 mo 721 Heliotrope: SllOOmu Drive by. the n t·all Sara Marvm, Umqul' H o m e s. 675·5 6 811 : 67!'>-SIDJ JASMINE CRHIC BRAND NEW2 BURM Den. 2 ba, pvt up~raded p,alin. Plan 1. l.e<As@- pu rchase or buy. As- sume 121 •'-? fixed rate loan. Call 760·11680 or 760·0430 (Mr. Jones J STEAL IT! $89,500 In lo\'elv Ct ... ta l\fosa. :i Bd r m 2 rar g arai.:t•. l arR e p at io. n c .,.. bathroom. can 645.9161 /r OPEN HOUSE REAlTY / IUYA DOGllUM Dt':-rralJlc :! hr • .i .. n ,gl sl' De1·d 1t·lrl 1·ll11do b s1;rn loan Agl 1~11 !Ii'.! I. 9ti3 (1902 * *HEW,NEW! Takl' adv;in1;1gt• ••I ilia... seller's del1•mma' Thi~ ne w Wou1lh r 11lgt• al ·1acht'd h11nw· ,, ill 111• n • ady m mid Jan t\~kmg SI 15.IWRI Exd u..,1 \1•b 1111r' "'''lei bridge RcaltlJ l<um .1nlll' lll'!'.111 'I'-'" 11>1111 t h1 ... t•Xi'J ll~l\t' ""'<•Im h1111l ·I Brlr111 l >1 • ·;1111 h u !!M'. prh'l'd at uni ' S5~S.11110 ()wnt·r 11111~1 '''" amt ma) hd p 1111.1111·1· Fur appt (•a II :11.~ !1:111 ALLSTATE REALTORS YOU CAN AFFORD L.\(il :-.;/\ Heterl' tu lhr:-. l'l1firmtnif't·onfTn Wiffiin ___ _ .... :illrn1u l11stann· nl th•' hc;J\'h .:uul "h"I'~ T:ikt· U\ t•r l')d:-,lln~ Juan 111 S711.lHHI at 12', Will .. ,,If fast•' LCICJUllCI Vi11ocJR R. E.. 497-1761 3Br . 2Ba house. corner. very pvt. with 2lir. 2Ha sep . u nit. So. of Hwy. Prof. decor. 675-1055 4 DOOQtoOCEAH 2 Bdrm teardown home on 45· lot Poss ible 2nd stor y with unobstructed view. Asking $350.UOO w /S75.000 down owe at 12'1r int. only. a nd we'll throw in a ter rific fi ve bedroom. fami- ly home with a pool and spa Plumbed for solar heat. room for RV. new car pet. Italian tile and new paint. This is an out standing buy. so c all us & we'll be happy lo show this outstandin1o: value. (714 )!)45-9491 551.:IO(HI '9H ftarranu l'k,.•.lnln1 l"llM 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RCTaylorCo 640-9900 ~ ReaflCH1, E1t. 1907 673-1600 : '::~:~' S@\\dl~-~E~S" .... .. .. NEW USTING IRVINE IARGAIM Upgra ded condo with new carpets. shutters and wa llpaper . Near picnic and playground a rea. Community pool. Attr ac tiv e assumable financing. Only $87 .000. -----........ ~, ClAY I. POU.&N ----- • •eorronge tt\e 6 1eromb'-d """d• below lo ,.,o\• 6 tm,pte word1 Pnnt '-tter1 of ,..~:2_ -~ lft •It 11"9 of lqUOfft. COYJE K I I 11 I I I RAWDIN I I I I I I' I H A C E E 8 I I' I\ I I I AREUUB I I I' I I I Ntxt yHr I'm tolllng all .............. __. _ ___._._..... ..... _ ---my friend• I'm talllng my ------......, vecetlon cloMr to home. I M A D N E T LAt them figure out how :::r=:i:• =i===I ::1:: ~u~hm~1~~~ .. Actually, 1•11 I o,_ W/S-I 0..5 2241.h-MePL Ch arming. totally re modeled 3 Bdrm 2 ba house Huge used brick frplc in fam r m . Lge ma ture trees in front & rear yards. Assumable financing. Playa R.E& Investment 61J.lt00 D .. PaW 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IM POBCLOSUll 3 Bdrm, 2ba. Sl.20.000. 33822 Mariana Dr. l-3M-46116 ............. 1040 • •••••••••••••••••••••• OMLYS7,000M · Beautiful 2 Bdrm townhome in Huntinl\GO Beach. Full prlce SH.OOO. Financin& 1v1ll1bl• for the balance. ND~· , '. . I ' ~ 111.t~,. Rl'.tl f ... t,1f:• ·~1.:.J1..:.:_: 1 •. OH T .. LA•I AT WOOOlllDU Lake view condo. outs tanding flQOr plan with s tro ng financing a vaila ble. Won 't last at $214,500. WOH9T LAST IN WOODlllDM 3 bedroom condo with mountain view. Completely decorated by professional d e signer . Air conditioned. Assumable financin1 at 81h"k. $112,500. CUSTOM HOMI NonHWOOD, llYINI Outstanding value. 3 bedroom home. up1raded and landscaped. • Ready to move lnto. Very attractive financing. 1188,500. f - ~"ll1•1Na .. S-. ... ~"'-Wt ........... . MIUIM ..... °"*' ......... ................................................................................................................... N11111'8 $' • . ..................... . ...._..._. 1141 .... ,...._.. '"' lt.O tiff ..... IMt ..._,_ autv lMO ~................ ....•........•.••...... ....................... ... .................. . .......... \ ... , ...... . ~~.!:=. ... !!!! .................... 1 Miii COIT IA.LI ....... Hwy ~W/ .. 1·1 lit l rn-,11t 1... 1>1 n , l3(j() 000 ,...... 14' .... pV'ftlt tu 411••'111111 t•l•t u"'nea wul ..i' ' ,t • ... 1 Nt•• I lit J 11 t f•m ltJlMll fllJI il ..... Rart' v111J111 l11111t ' 1tl ~MOUll I ~. flMAMCI ... Whne WatM \lf\11 1 111 tam rc:10n1 fr\•1 .... , r..11 lt'I~ f'tl • • whit> ;1, •• 1 •11lr) luu •ti 1t1 it I Wa lk l " tti 1., ... , h $1Tll~JO 4M-7HI ~ Hh1ll ~~ mw•u.111 1 v 11 lht• 1•ar1.(r 1•1• life among • .,,. \IJ11h·rfol IH'tM hbur ... ' (;riu~IOUS 2 lid rrn 'l lt.11 h 1 1>ffH'l' 11 1 homt' rn11keM lhl' 111uh1h• h lllllt' laq(\!I than m11ny Of o u1 I 11 11111,1 il~·I Mar h11111Nt Adult p.1rk ltu1ot1• 11..i\ ~Ht1· .,ah o. 2 stornJ_e t 1111111 , 'l 1 .11 purl.., plush <·arpets, 1 111111'1 1111·111.••''' 1111 to d 1.th• kitc·hen & 1u't ·• It•.,,. ... 11·11~ f11l111 ttw Liu :.1de pool ii. 1 lulih 1 t"'' 7H-flll H y Owner. Newport He11hts 3 Hr 2 Ba Ch11rmlJ\i f1unily home or a rlever·uivestment Giant lat has room· ror pool. doaa. e lephant Se per11te R V storage1ph1y yard Open Slit S un I 5 . 50 4 Westmi1u;h1r 675-5334, 642·534!1 C 10.,. .-otMT 4 ar ;.i~, 811 custom home ~--on 1:. ac S229.500 JM•; T"" 1•1\•' I , •• ( , , ' \ ' hh "IHI U 1 "•I• 1111· -.. 22nd St. Agt. 631·4516 llClllATIYE S11rlh "'"" 11ut-I t,ul iii ! lltl ! 1\.. So!' 1•• •lfl ,,., \ •"4 I ""II n1.iH1 I ''"lllf "1)1 lt1t•"", I 4111 l .. 111,,j 1 l-lrlll I• •Ill< \\ 11 h \I J I ~hull t;;jJ IA,t, ~~~~,·s.::;~t:. tt, ': •• l:~~~I~ OU> T 0 w tit Al Tnns '111~ ~ .... 1 ... ··I • I ttnj.'. 1~·110 I·" .... 1 I 1,1r iru' ...... , \ t, Wt Ill ""'' t ••• ' furt.•~h• I ' 1,..,, \ c4•14 •'· • 111 • ' I.• 1• UDO .. A Way of LI~ o •I * -.111 n I ,, " ti 1• I ,,,. l•'-il I• • '" c hi t• .,(.. ·'~ ,. \l ,, SUPMIUY . $17!1 000 i->nme l lldrni .: , h a 1·11111111 l)1·e a11 \ I l' ~· 15 ·, IJ u"' fl. ·~ 115ui 11Wt ' lm.1m in.i ii I J' int Wjlk 111 '""wh IJ'.1UI Tom C:ot lll'I Uk1 646 9'.!<)() l•\"I 1'1\ltTY Non n·altur " 1 ' h l' :> l 11 11 u r" h a s ,. 1il'lfr) L'onilo :lllr. 211a .111l!ll· .. t111·v 17 1-1 1 I I to I Jl-1 Jo:~ ·l.' M I \\ r 11:ht FOUIUMITS 1!1 t'AI O'IJo'fll • "1111 l 1 I ! 'ih un .... 11. I•• t.,,., ,, lit. .J\ h \ ,,.,. 1 J tU, •" I I flll'Ol "" 1111 ' •I II ! thl I EJ:.~ !II l1•ftl .... '""''' ""''' , ... ,,,.,,.. •'' .. ---------- "t 11 h t·l 11 "·"''" s:J811 \JUU 1i{r1~r ~\~"M~i·~~ 17141 494-1177 EMBlAU>IAY WITHG«EAT RMAHCIMG! (;rt'.i\. lar)ll' a .... ~umablt· loan on 1h1:. "'h11t·w:ill·r ho ml· Thrl't' l11'flrnorn, lhrct· bath. 1mvat1·-y;11 II <111d ;,imny attnospl1l'rt' \111rry at th1~ prn·c "1t11 a j(rPal vu•\.\. lhts t'lln t la!>t _ ~mL-01 NhATE CC»MIMTY Fi'" b1'(.lr1•1ni 11111111: 1111 qult't e11l 1l1· '•" 111 I h1· privatt• t·u11111111111t' /If :\1 011<1r1•h lla 1 "1 h1 Jlt'rfet·t ho1111 .11 ""'h11 h '" ra1s" .1 l,u ~:t 1 .. 1ot1I. ~;., I joy J.11 ",ti• '""" h 1'1111. a n d I ' II II I " ' •• ,., '1 I' I •• ' • 1 t h1d 1 hi" •111uU' '' 11 ''" 1.1111115 111 111. I A. t'hlt • t..hlllh~ ''J ll 1111\llt & d 'k 111,-V1r .:1111.1 I (J Hntin .i.:t Redhill~ Realty 1 ;7;~ ~:W1l BE CREATIVE '·.t i 11cw 4 Hdrm l ba I.I'"' dlbe lo Fashion b l<111it <! Country l'lub!> ,'l.i \, u trrrrwt Ht!Sl<1uranll> 11.l'llcll> illlXl1tUS • l\l"I' ';I>\~ I CAU. r•R~~4~~ I Compl1te &eg..ce li1•autiful Wt•st<'lirf · llnV\'r home dt.'1'urat1.-.t 111 c·ornplete elc.:a111·•· •I bc1rm, famih· m om :1 th blk lo tx·h. l'Uit' l llr Cu1lagt:. $27:..<M>O As :.unwblc Isl Tl> <1l to~~· 1 $1:!~.000 Ownc•r lagl 544 1281 By ()""NE H ll .11' ""I \'1("V I '1ll lltl'1 '1111 -1111 fa111 1 ,,, n~·"' lht 1,uu• ~ 111 '"" r' ~WU 1)111.J 11> w $4i0.t•~t •Ill t~l 1 •!•" 11 I f•l4 71;97 Ex~Mew WatafaOlllHw With loot Doc.II lly l'j l'CM110'f H 1•!1t' l·:iec.1111 .• 111~1 , ... "' tu1th h 1utt1 fll.u 11 I. 11U \ ~ u11tp lo11 .1 f •l,a l.1ndlH•: "u~tih •• h ...ah& '" h• • f4• I •.J rJ.:•" "'·'''t'i ,.ul• '-"' 1! !t j l1ydro ~111rlix..vl Jl'll• •I baths, Fri·1i1·h doors. surruundmg a st•1·lucl1•1l tourtyard. Pn-scnll'd hy Vonne. H.H H. Agent. 673 731MI LOOK LOOIC LOOI< It t-4hH·t HJl'l on 1119 Hoho11 l 11111 • 'l1w rinannnn 1s f;111t11st ii' 1111 tlus i.:n ·at 4 tHlt rn . family rm . pm cl••l'Urat1,,'CI homr S<•llt•r must !'!ell s 210 :;oo H fl' H l\gt. 1; lori a SC't'IJC'rric.. 673·7300. 1981 ONUDO ,. - •SSUt4LOAN S25,000 dn. 11.s int"3 Bd. 21+J Ba John Marshull 631-1266 lti~~l~1 REAL ORS NO QUALIFYING <.:harm1 n,.i 3 Bdrm Peninsula house .:ue::.l • unit on extra large lot Uwn~r m.'tlds lo sell anti will listen to ull offns Great existing f11H111t' mg Play a R.E & lnveslmcnl 67].1900 s .. c ....... 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UELUXt: t:ONOO. HY · OWN l!:R. 120 d egree o cean \'H•w . 3bdrm. 2 ~1 ba . assume ?' •" ·I loan, $U19.000. 4%-3334 s .. Ju .. Capk...._. 1078 ~ .•••...••••.••...•..... ' IYOWHIR I Hr e athl ak1ni: pan<Jramit• oc£·~tn \'II'" of Dana llarhor, Spt•t• tal'ulur t'USllHOl/{'tl :j(N~I s4. ft 5 Bdrm + r1•\rc 01t S90.000 in u111-:rndt·~ 11!> sumablt• 101 :', fin11m· in g $299, sou :1:111111 Aven1da <:allta. S.JC I 714·4!16 5275 Opt·n llm1M' I ·5 Sunilu) S.ta Ana I 080 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• * *AFFORDABLE TAKE OYER 10•.; FHA loan \\'11 11 S61,llOO halance payahlt• al S4!16 PITI. Cle<111 :l Bdrm with deep lot. l\sk ing '82.IXXI Sellt'r will t·arry $5000 2nd T.D '"""' Weataide C:O.l• MeH . ' ood condiUon. lDcome 40 .100 yr. Price $445,000. On payment $130.000. owe balance at 11%. ~ fR€HIG€ HOM€~ Real Esta t e Invest · men ts 3333 W. C.OUt Hwy, NB '45-6646 ----OwwwMlltW BA YFRONT·Lido Ille . JBr. 28&. S1IOO mo. Mi,; mo.lae.m.UIO CANNERY vu.LAGE 2 Bdrm . n ewly furni1hed. lncl 1tereo. TV. s unke n tub in ma1ter . S'750. Waterfront Homes Inc. Realtors • 631-1400 H._.,~.._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ 'lJ06 6 Bdrm. ~ b11t.b giant •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• home Assume 1s t I <hand Canal 2 BR. $125.000 at 11'1. and modern It.itch. new cpt, 12.5,000 2nd at 14%. Due dbl aar, dock. S750 mo. 19'J5. ProjtlCtt'd 1m·ome 67S·Sl82 . f ~ro~luei!fJ.1~~ .{_s ~~~: ,.._Pa• •"• l 207 ask ror Beau; bi3·7:lJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::!br. Iba. l ~from ocn. APP\IVAUIY Near new 4·Pl ex. 2 bd rm. 2 bath each unit with fircplac<'. enclosed patio. garaJ(e. $1&.000. Hil l G rund y , Rllr . 675·6161 XI.Mr 16UHIT Apm1uutc...,... ~ Ith G. () I JI 111 c r S."i5.0Ull [K·r v1•:.r H1•111 111 bt' 1 ai:. .. tl L;.n~t· .1:; sumable at 1J1,,. 1111d OWC b,1Janre " $tli0,WO ii .1 w 11 . Try a w r a p ar11undor"? * A Cott' 1-;x~lusivl', Cote Realty & lnvt•l'>lmt>nt 640·S777 rrplc. avail immed. SS2S 673-7407 CorOMclllMS •'JJZZ .......................... Ocean and canyon view. Three bedrooms Two bath5. Available now. S82S mo. Yearly. 759-1243 Agent :! Br 2 Sty l ', Ha Front duplex 706~':1 A v0<•11do. SSSll l'('r mo.~ securi· ty Ht>f'S 2131991 0687 :lbr. 2!>ly, 2ba. on park. S900 mo 4 QO t 2 ll el1otro pe 673 K1123. 675·7137 ~ H1lrms. So. of llwy 4 . v r,., old. Sl275 rno. 536-1453 .................... I :J lidt m 2 Ba. O<·ean ---~----... ·.--• \lt'W. Blk to bt!a1:h l,rg l"'ll!l;ff .. _ )al'J. $935 mo. bi5·0681 o~~~ ! ~~:!~~~: ... :??.~~ 6but.IUNh IOXGrouAIMllMhft All apts. n·l'1·ntly re· dl'l'ut atctl. 'l'hrt•t• :.! Hnlm four t lkirm. No nc"' I 111:u1t·1ng noqu1ri>d t>"' nt·r ~1111 t·arry at 12'. Jlun·,. \\on I IJ:-1 • l'r llll'lpab only • •• 7 Units rrict. of Ownenhip.Anah.im COUIGE PAU POOi. HOMF.. 4 BH. family neighborhood. $775. 1st & last + serun t y David. ak'1.. 646·3255 $450ConAGE 2 Hr Hreakfa:-1 rm Nt'wly rerond1t11ined. ga1 uge. 213 851·3220 for ll!llll. Avail Jan Isl 1'11~1tl\·c 1·ac;h rto"' 'I'll :1 Bdrm I Ba.~ Orani.:1· 111g Jl lll.XG11r." 1nt·11111t· AH.• 111), $495 1110 l\1d~ !\lost ap~ fl•n•nlly n· I 0 1\ ~·rpk. reni· H tJ !ll'l'M<1ted Owna will Ut 1ve by, ~·ii.Ill!!· l~t. 1·arr~ a l 1:.i·. Oulsland I I .<1l.\ & Sl50. 1111~ IJl'a.tlJ;(l' ('011nt,1· in \ 1•-.tr.. .t "'•'" 1m1'I Height:-2 llr * • " Duplex Prl\'ak vartl I 0 Unih 9XGross f Nll I' 1-:TS S3K.'.t tiJ~ & &celent wat~r p~d ~·_:i.~; Anaheiftl Locatioft 1.uxurv 2 Br. 'i Ra rp, dhl i.1a r . umum. pat111 $.rill;. 641! 5:.!!111 ----i:Jlilfl:i ¥ .J;f/:J.Jl!ll,L -hut, format dtning room, · l(ctrdcn rt111111, 1·us toni fireplace with t·1111v1~rsa tiun pit. 2 1·ar ~aral!1'. 17'x311' privakd0c·k with "1•11l1 1~tll"iHl•d 1'ount ry I-rt·lll'h .. spaduu!> :i hdt m with tlramat11· -.t:t11 way lo family rm. 2 I 1r1·r1lac'es. s e1·ur1ty !>) sh~m. fo'l"cnch doors. gourmet kiklwn. I\ must ror you to gee! $125.000, Presented by Rarbaru Chambers, "H H l\f.!I. 673 73011 ... Th is supi•rb 101 l·:,tm1•11\ le.itun•s !>(JSttt 1 t· cash 1 t. .. 1 "'1th :-.dler finan1 .. 111): at 12'; A tn1t• 11ricll0 uf ownen;h111 111 u1~·n ~ All apb . n :l'l'ntl} re- decorated. You'll have l o aC'l fast •m this one 752-1920 2 Br 2 Ba. Singlt• story, d o uhle car cnl'losed ~arage . Community pool S525 mo. r.:u.5990 Ask for Ruth. 499· I JJO IJ I-Oil 1..,......_C......M.y -- Tt:tE llG STEAL <Hie.I 11 won't lakt· .1 th11•1 Ill SCl' lht• \/hllll' Ill th1~ ~.harµ 1>1.1 n ;i l'n111t tlu11lc11 Twu 111'1.lrm, I b a I h ll µ ,, •• r u II I I ft·auturc" new 1·a r11d , wall'! & etl.'l'lr1•·1t y Som l' 11pl1ona l 1·1tlor ,;·lt•1•t11m st1ll 11osMhh• l'ril·•-d $1,:l\r.l,l.IOO o,... Sat/Sun 1-5 100 Hari:Mlr Island Dr. \ '.1 ro I Hoff. /\ 1,'I ti:U .. .UC'-1·1 ~huwn hy ,111vt tl.11ly SPYGLASS crea11 .. Ftn.c• II I Jl h I y u pg r a ,, ,. d 1_;oronudo model wtlovc ly views. $340,00U in as !>Um able ftna n(·ing )5:17.500. Call J e r rv J ones. 631 1266 AJll. rt'sh pa111t. h1·11m1'fl 1·1·il 10 • f1rcpl:H't', 1lirlllll! & c1tdt1M.'f.I p;1l111 m a\ wish l111tSl' \ht· •drm ·IAM cr u111t ai; a ""'l'l'kt'ndcr • \\llll<· al lhl' \lan na Ill T UF STATE OWi'a:H M/\Y l'HO\'lllt: 'l r.lt:\lS for qualif1•'fl l111} 1·r Offt·rt•tl for only ~1.i-1101 r'1:1.1 . ltHl<'I-:' M 1:-,Sll IN It 1-:AL'l'Y \I~~ ~;~Ji'il"'ii HEW WOOO&GUSS. 4 lidrrn. :!1 :· bath. st rt'<'l to SI r1'l'I 1111 ,\i-,'"ollllll' h1"' fixed rat.. SJ:.!5.•H•> l'..-g i\llt"n llllr 1!~·7::.1K lHEVltw is m<'n.'flihll' from 1111, WOOif <11111 I( tu.'::. ruston1 home IO<'a~'\l 1111 a qu11•l CUl ·dt'·Sac· :I Jl<lr rnS. :I b.iths. ht·am1'tl 1·e1lmi.:~ wet har & 'l'a 1 )\\ twr owe . l:<t .!. :!ntl I'll Ill cumt1q t .1h l1 1111"'" ,( rat..,, 1•r11 t•;.l I :1>-IKX,lllMI CLASSIC LAGUNA HOME Outstandin~ unwnit tt'!>. lo\'ely wo11<l thru 1111t hardVvoud aml lllc floor,, <'ountry k11<•ht•n , sun por('h, fum1ly room w •wct h ar Ma11l 's quarters S7!K>.•••1. 497.5494 ................ 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nc...,. Tender loving eare needed to mnke this 3 Bdrm 2 bath Pacesetler house a 11upenor home. Pool sizt!d yard. Close l {l park. school& and shops. Priced for fast sale. IUl,750, don osen1 1211 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH ., ..... J 89' Coado on roll teunet CJdedral tlll. SllUOO. Wallace Neff laltor.11 ....... 1. .. 2 IM llG CANYON I),. a ni a t 11' ·I h I ,, ,, ;1' l'llSto m homt' Ull ~(llf t•o11r"· M<1n1 q uahl ,. th• l:ulo, tnd1Mli11~ .I If plf•.; lui. m .1:,t<'1 •.111\t• , .... ,1 ,pa $I ~••.uu ""·"•I ·1111 •Jira !Hw11h1.1u ...... I . "t 111· htl!h I l'lhU~!> li\1• IJn1;t,1 kilt ht'll $;"11!(1,C~WI La Jala llln. 1032Wf!M St. Lo Jala 459-2641 tltt.ve -you-""1!11+ today·s- Classified Ads': tr not. you'rt' m1ssini: lhc he::.t baricams an town ' 1:1~~1~ RJo:ALTORS layfralt $475,000 Cute 2 Bdrm 2 fla homt' "'1th bo<tt dock. Could he e asily added on to Th<· 1,wntr wall f\nanl'e with 10·•; dt1Wn Print•111<1b mil)' Ask for Barry. RCTaylorCo 640-9900 HARIOR VIEW OCEAH VIEW aeautiful Ocean and light view 4 bedr oom home in Phase Ill. Many extras. Priced to sell. $296,000. THE ILUFFS ON GR.EAT TERMS 3 b edr110111 . 2112 bath condo in beautiful <.'ondition with stepdown con ver s ation area Owner will carry fin <J nc in g . On fee land. $247 .500. LEASE SEA WIMD Large 5 bedroom home with view of ocean · a nd lights. 31h baths, 3 car gar age. Lease Sl.500. month. HAllOR VIEW EXCW5'11-. Ha rd to find 3 bedroom. 2 bath horn' in qualit y neighborhood. O wner will help finance. Only $225.000. Hurry'. THI ILUFFS WITH A YllW Large 3 bedroom, 2'r'I bath condo. Outstandinc location with a view the back bay. 1249.500. RCTaylorCo ( \,} I ) I 14 I ( j( ) ------·--------- e HANCH H!:.AL TY J~J 1 2000 MESA VERDE 4 Br. 3 r nu .._1L hath 2 sly .. 3 car ~ar ' T A I <.ininr 5900. 7141770.11104 PLACE IF. !>llh· 3 ~~~ 2h tia. 1 BR Condo, by owm·r den ct>nclo w fp Yard. 11, -5 wJ ,. I l'IOrtttTIES ¥ Cllt' tra r Tt·nnis. "'llll & • as!->Um "''· .l"rl ,,r .. ..... CIVIC' <.:tr ,)Qf' 113:1·32:1! 10,... Tll l')O P'.M.I J U l' S ti 5 II m 11 . or 543·i;-.:. ..... T 1 ·--------• I M l<tsl+clev. t;.lti 66!11. ~ &45:1028 ASSUMAIU LM. I FOURPLl.X I·~ llt>t;-S 1':5. 3 & 4 Bdrm. JOt 2 ' 1 ml. rall' Owtwi 53~2491 newly rt-furb1sh1'<.I A,.il. 111' AS."il 'M.LO.\~ I lb.i Avail now Holh will also carry lncl Tl> 754 12112 1.ovely 2 &!rm homt• on 8 y OWH!tt largelot.Clt>!iclo~whoul~ ll'.I l'uastal l'nats 111 j l br . loft . ::!'~ ba & shopping Only s1:i,lllM> ()('l'ilOSlde II'; (inane· I 'fC)wnhuu.<;e. 1-'l"pll-. dhl down Pull JJl'lt't' SH2.IKXI In)! Wtll lr<1rt .. $67~.l)()(I I .11 . lge patio. SlitlO Call /\lien ;\l!l t>lO 53.'>7 ttrt 1,..i41 _ I l'M 'NR 960-4549 or 972 0542 l'r1111 1pal .. Only t .1111<. 212 Ba. 2 frpk. lui. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• San J uan CaJA• S55.m (J 2 .Rr. 2 Ba 1480 ~q ft. H yr!>. olcl /l).!t fl41 5032 Coay • Cc!MforlaMe Mob1h' IK1mc l'lo:.e t•1 bea<'h 1n Newport <! Rd rm only S28.tW10 Watcrfronl lluml's. lne Realtors t>.'11 141HI !''o r Sale Bv OwnN 10"50rt Moh11t' trumr· Quiet Adult l'<1rk nP:or lla t k Ha~ SIS.0011 833-0009 11ftl'r -l pm 642 5074 before 3pm •EXCITING• SpecMlll-r Beautifully customized 24'x60' Viklni: Hom~ 2 Br. 2Uu & endos1•d porch. In Lagun11 Hi lls nicest 5 star park. 21 yr:. old & older. <JE&l59>. Ci,. ..... ,..ta W.W. Beautiful 24x6() Har. rinrton Home. youni: ad ts & s mull p e t welcome. By appoint· ment~. C&.ASSIC MOM.I HOME SALIS 2706 Harbor.Ste 206A 540-1 37 ....... l.o'fen Beach mobile hotne 2 Br 2 Ba. h~deck w/ocean view. Walk to beach. hike in primitive area. Beach volleyball. In pvl family park. Call l·•IM·049l, IS'7,SOO. c ••• ., .... ,,.,.., 1600 • •••••••••••••••••••••• .............. 5 ,UO SfJ.1 . Ft. Com· lnercial 111111· 1 Bill to Patlflt Ocean. Sell E.ll~=:2 ..... ... Lob for Sale 2200 l u r v l w n h m e 1 n ••••••••••••••••••••••• C1t1h11mcs Trat·t at So llayf '" 0111 lot :!II fl 1111 1h1· 1 'i-1 l'laia. <.:omm pool,. 1'1·1... Pt l>rn·k lare•· I J'1• 11zz1. 2cnd'd l(llrllJ.!t'!> h 11 al t• 111 f 1 "11 I w auto openers $72.5 iwr S9':19.\IW •• , ll75 :)1 II mo 75J.11485 Mountili. Deleti, Resort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACHCOHOO HAWAII l Bdrm <"Ondo .on Maui near the l.aha1na Ow ner wi ll c arrv w 120-25r,; dn. St65,ooO. Rents for S300. Jerry Jones631·1266. Agt. ·1:~~~1~ REALTORS -----Ovtof St.e. Property 2600 ........ ,~············· 40 A scenic (.>reROn Cuast Ele~tric1ty. fenced, out stan<fing view. 11<'cess1· ble O\\ fll'r 4!12·249!! ld11h1> Land -4 acres . ..!" m1 lv Jackson tlole. Wyo. 20 mi to Grand Targhee Ski Resort. 42 m i W . Yt'llo wstone Park. Skiing. fishing. ha c kpackinl(. snowmobiling etc . 2081787-2183 home. 456-9915 business. Bill Sears. ---------....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,.,..d ············~·········· c........ lf24 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1"'1 Br. Larse Ba. Lar1e kitchen. $395. F urn. 541.6306 "636-0147. ....... .... Jl41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cha rm ln1 Cotta1e, partlally furn. nt bch/ltora. l adlt 1325 mo. lncl UUI. •·- Ulltltllmlt allllW A9 .,. ,..., •• ....... ,..... .. ,..,...,. . ... calla ,.... "'' ,. .-n1a1, ... •r1 , •. ••Ital To plan rour ., ... eaa .... , .. Lovely 2lir. l l 2lia. cuntlo. Dbl encl gar F rpk t:n c l. µat10. atrium, h<1kony Pnol. spa, walk Lo bea c h S5!J5 7 14 .975 .11111111 . 714 962 2220. t:'SlDF.·SHARP NEW 2 Br. 2ba. ulil pd. /lvail now· Adults. no pets. $5511. 54&3937 3 br. 1'1• ba, range, patio. f rp lc l s l + d e p . $650 I mo. 646-95116 klOS/l'ETS OIC E ·Sidc. fenced yard. garuge. 2 Br $495 . 642·2510. 646-4848. 3Hr. it2Ba. rrpl<'. en<'l gar. blw. lr\'ine·Mes11 8326·5147 4lir 2ba. new carpet & kitch. Sfn:l tmo. lmmed ~c~pancy 494·2561_ F,astside I Bdrm I bath cottage. $490 per m o. Cal!_ ~....:.~~-wcekday~- Clean 2 Br w/stovc & refrig, encl. garage. adult!. no pets. S4llO. 773 W. Wilson. 631·4889 2br. 2ba. nr SC Plaza 2 sty, lae bont.m rm. avail immed. f150 1st/last + depoelt~Sl, 557-5351 W.1lde 3 8d l \.'a Ba. Lra . yard. ~/mo. Wa~r • 1ardener incl. J oyce. 146-0329 2 BR. new cpa Ir paint. pvt yard,~ .. child Ir pet OK. ~ f'O· Ask for Pam ~r 'Larry. s.ee-a.o ;., '. 'f715/mo, 5 ell + bonua. Lea•• 6 ,..,. a·equ.lred . lln1le1, .... fr ldda OK. 1'7.._ New 2 8d eando, S.11de, trple. Jacum suo mo. Jore..~ . ... ........ -- ft11m1tt A&rt .._.. .,.,. ... ...., Uafm • t • ..,~ ·~·iii11iti1.......... ....................... . ......... , ....... ~.~ a-..... JJ14 .... 3244 ........... II.» ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• i ... -... •tt•~ Be lit ln !WW Adutt 2Br Wood brid&e Creekside Newpc)rt HeiJMl, loveJ.Y 4 2ba eOllidt • 6 /C Plza. Willow Llaae 4br. lba. 84rm. 3 Ba. boule, CpU, Extraa .... ~l·af.25 fr pie. A/C, behind 2FP, 2 car 1ar .• •~I park/pool, decorated yard w/fruit tr.et. 1lD et ... 2 .,, ..... adulta. like model. aardener peta, lit." laat + dep. + tat OK .•• lit ' l111t. '925. M2·1..389 util. $850 mo. 410 11 2390 IC, Elden A".:_!. Scenic Oranaetree 2Br Modena. Call eves co&- 2 br. 1 ba, ~. crpt. no c o n d o tt e f r i 1 . lect 916/ZUMl. peta, tardett-. '4251 mo. w I st re 11 m s, po o I , Lux Harbor View Hn.Clt + dep . ....., jacuzzi. tennis. etc. 3b r . 2ba, Cam rn1. 4 br, 2~ be eondo, 2 car aar., lenlUI, 2416 Le11 Parr• Wt.¥, Back Bay . ~-80717»4521 Adults only, no pets. skyliaht, new cpl.Ice '495. 67~~. patio. dbl aar. $990/mo . a9n'ALS 631·_4842~------ • • * • • NEW 3 Br. 2' ~ Ba. Ooeaa view. Spa. 1ara1e. file. Sg)O + SSOO S.I).. 2241 Pacific Ave 8 ·106, 842 7743 or 541-8415. NWPT HGTS !Br Cot ta.ae. adlts o n ly , atove /relri1, n9· pets ·S350 mo. ~0761 • lBr, Ira. yard. small doJ< oil. USO/m o. + S200 security drposit. See 11t 239 ~·t 1Jnd. St Lge 4br. exec. hmt:, Ill'"' cpl. fresh paint thruuut S8.SO lst/11111( ~ ~.1(1 cit· poai\ 154-ca!G ----- D .. P.w 1226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful Duplex. 3 Rll 2ba . .I~ sq ft. Par\1111 ocean view. $6'.JO mo. I yr lse. Call Due· at 581-1210or131 ·um 1 lidrm W\lum •model • Ocean vu 1.'0nfi1• P•MJI jac. ~. 1'64.5.\J23o El Tore 1232 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM ES F'OKlU:NT 4 Bdrm SS7S. Fl·n1·l•1I yard " 1aral{e. K1d!> & pets "elcome !JM z.561) or 973·2971. A~. nn f1·1· FO..icii..••-3234 •••••••••• ;;-.-1 ••••••••• HOPttESt'OR Hl::NT 3 & 4 Bdrms S. ... 'iO-SS75 I F e n c ed ya rd s <\ g <1rai.:cs f(jds & l>l'h "el l'Om~ 964 250G lit' !173·21nl. Agt .. no fce --.. --H•..,_IMch 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 blks to ocean Ell·i.:a111 ~ bdrm. ram rm &• dt·n 1$725 mo1. Plw.h crph . 2' ~ bil. c1,,>dar & i.:hi-s Ohl 1•1tr ~n1 ~1ir fully main\ yU. Adults 1111 pets Inquire at 527 IHth SI 714 960 ·fi33 I 111 !f60 S II::! ~ fir Pt'nlhouM! Cw11f11 •Ill water !liew imfurn 1111111 slap avail. lmmt'tl 111· t'upancy tall 2 I 3 28 2· l l:lti d :J\'' 2131592·3..'!Meves · HOM~ POR RENT a Bdr"'e 161S. Ffl!t.'t"fi yards & garages Kids & pets wek-omt> ~-2.'if1') or 97:.l·MI.,:. ~ . 1111ft'f· 2 Ur . t • , Ba lrl'( n111cl11 pool.~) mo Y•>rkl"'' n Villas. !lh2 35HJ 2br + den. 21'2ba S800 3br. 2~ba $900 4 br. 2 "2 ba $900.11250 4br + bon, 2"'2ba $875 't523 CAMPUS Dt· IRVIME 2Br. IBa Condo. w y1I. Woodbr1dJ(e $550 mo Wayne 4W.4769. 4!J'.7 5935 Desirable 2 br + den sgl st y Deerfie ld <.:ondn. Agt 644·Cf724, !16.'.l·IW2 New Wuodhndgl.' t:ondo. 3Hr. 2 1 ,~. premier loc. Al'. patio. + many xtras & up.irade~. S800 mo. 551-6417 WoodtJrt.Ji:c. 2 i.ty, 2 l>drm 1 1 ~ b11. puol spa. tennis & lake. SS75 mu. bt!. 759-UI 15 Charming Eng rntt<1gt• new' 2·sty. 3 lld. 2"2 H<1 . formal dining rm, dt•n. frpl<' i\ <.:, plu.,h «arpet 1n g . llullan till'. calht-drnl 1:e1hng Pnm1· lot·at11in 111 Wooclhrulgl· $85(1 nl'g\~IJl)lt' liJI tiC1:111 *•LEASES I :; lll t·h oo:.t' I rum S5l:'i SI :!uu mun th h 1111 one r e ar lt•,1sc \\·1· n· lht' one~ \IH'all w\""'. hrldgc R.£all1J a5 I ·:U'4MI 19211 fhirr:rnn1 r~ .. ' ·'"In t Laguna Hils 3250 ....................... FOH T llE ~:x1·:1 't'Trn: Hr<i net nt'" :1 Hr :! Ila Condo. n ·nlrJI a t· IM~•I. ~ a r S •1 5 11 I. K Forest ln·tnt• Ctr Bhd 1!2fi·51 4i :!Hr ZBa llr1.1nd nt-" l'un du. l.'nel ~ar. eentral t\C. "' \ 1e" S!l!itlmu Lk Fort'Sl I n llll' <.:tr Bl ~26 5147 L09Uia ....,.. ... _.-ns2 ••.•.........•......•.. I m m u ,. ' u h It sn l' Sti.">O m o lc;c," 3-lir 2 Bll. F R . I. I! " fpk. -199 1341 d)' H:JI 11~1 \I t•\ t•.., 4br.2b11,nrMeado~l11 rk \'11la 1';11 1111•:1 Jiu . 2h;1 . golf t•ourse. S61111 m11 frp lc·. J.!;1r I l>lk t11 540-6159 I µ1111! ~•Hma ,1111111 <'ttm ----ml) no I'd:. Sti2.5 Is l· Jli1 2B11. tl'l.k to k h ,111 661 1652 ~~I ~I n~" Int. no pets . Si>.)lr 1 Mission v-.. ;o 3267 mo. 116 H11ntingt11n SI I ••• •• •• •••• ••••,, • •••• • (2131 ·t31·4761 llO~H~ FOH llE!\'T New fl 8. Cnnt.lo :1 Br :1bcl rm S550 Fl·111·1·d Adult Co111m1u11tv :'-It'" y<1rd & l':ar:.11:<' Ktd~ & drapes & rarp1•t §!jlk1 pet.; "el<'mne ~I :!.'>61i 759 l!!>W or 9iJ <!ml \l(l . n11 le"' 31r, Jla Hw. frplc, sto .. &i r9friCJ. S)SO mo. SillGle stucl.ttta Ok. C~ 155-1114 1 aft SPM. t47-6Il1 Clft IPM • Beaut lot A<iul\ rn111to I 2Br. l!ha, ne\o\ t'l'S. rlf'IJ'. 1 pool, 11p<1, air. leru1i!>, rt'1' rm 113 :.>·1114 11 o r 213 '592·:..00 Huntington Gar dt-n!> :! story 2 br l bu lo\o\nh:-1• Carport. pool $4 ~11> 536·2375 New 3 bdr. 2 ha. fl'nt'Ccl yard. Comm file· ind tennis & pool S750 ix•r m o . or Sft95 lcas 1' 968.5430 ~nM 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODlllDeE 2 Bd + den. 2 1·ar i arage. gardener & 11~· soc. fef'S incl. S750t mo. Call Glen ffl'llwarth ··~ R RS Turtlero<'k . Ne" townhou11e 2 Mastt·r bdrm. fam. rm, zt.,Hu 1750 sq. n. Prof. decor11t ed. Pvt. paUo. Pool. ten· nls. putt cloae. S900tmo 133-8277 or 752'6492. U.P. Terr. 2 Br 2 Ba Mn· do. w /hot tub. Agt. $6.'IO. 5'2-1338 Newport t.och 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l'W :.! Bd rm m1Jlt1ll· I h11mt• l.>ouhh• "'1t1 .. Sfi!1!1 m u lln \\'A 1 EH 2 &!rm '! 11 •• tontf11. m Sl't'1.tril ,. hfrfg Pool \'11 S!l:"~l m11 \'l ' honll' for f'Xl't' 111 JIJrllor \II .I llilrn1. 1; l>a . Pool S2...,._, mn Aerns:-from Ot·t .. in. ::! Bdrm S4i50 mo <1Torl term or lt'a~1· Wat" f1 OHi H°"'" lnc..R..tton 631·1400 n.RUFfS Spacious &. spotless 3 bdrm. 2' ~hath t'nd umt wnh P\1 pat1u nn "Tht• Gret'nhell ' t n ou r 11 rag1nal art>u /\\':111 now a\$950 Af.640·~ 3 Br 2 ~a home m Npt Hg ts. Slnl pr m o. Ask for Rae. Re Max. 631 1266 Luxurious lbdrm condo with max !\CC & im- menities. rt•friJ: in<'I. $550, Versailles. !>48-3814 a rte! 6 ~-~k_!ta~s. COltta CHARMH 3 bdrm s + den . beautifully appointed home w/:DJOsq. rt. Up to I year lease . _ ~g_ent,!'~?300 _ _ Npt Terr condo. End unit. 3Br. 2"'2Ba. 1.500+sq 1l Pool. apa. Great place le price. l&'iO/mo. 998-40:M, 631 ·4442, MM1413 IW"S New 2 Br. 2 Ba Anaelita plan w/pvt jac .. "f~· lain. All amenities. SllOO mo.640-~ Spac. 3 br~ 2th ba lwnh8e. Nr shopPing, beachel. Community pool & spa. Room for cycling & j<>a· gang. $700/mo. w/$25 di11· count. Agt. 544· 1440. ----------- 3 br. 3 ba. huge ramily rm. lhou.se from beach, Pen. Pt, $1200rmo, poss. lease opt. ass ume 300K loan. avail. 760-1977 Newport Crest. 2 br. 2 ba . dbl gar, frpk. tennia, pool. 752·2209 -------. OCEAHFROKf' . IMt.B.OCC . Beautiful 4 br. 2 ba up- st a 1 rs in dplx Woo4 hC>am t·e11ings. frplc, C'rpts. drapes, all bit ins . end. garagt• w 1 auto. opl'nl'r. washcr1dryer • ind. 1 Furn. or unfurn. Sl51l0 T S L .\1 a n a g t• ro e n t 642·161\1 L on~l y liq.\ l'u ny on .\Id.am condo 2 BR 2'h Ha.ltkt' new model. No pets $950. <.:all Jerry - l'h ras ta . 67J 7761 ; 760 13\17 LIVE ON UDO Thi:. sunny & <'harming l.1d11 horn<' With :I hdrms. i haths. cozy fireJllace, ~n·11t pali11 is n•udv for 1 m mt'diate oc1·upancy for only S!175 mo Call b;irbar<t. Al!I. II 11.R. li7:1 i:IOO. :l lid. den. 21, !fa <·ondo, 11\ufh . frph'. pat111. ~ar. nl'" dct·or l.cusc• No l>d!> S8SO me• 1>411 7&:7. ~pt Shr!> waterfn JBR 2 ha. frpk Pool tennis. ~)I) 968.s:l6J ....... OCCUPANCY :-.lear Dover Shores -bl one or Newport Bead.e'• r 1Qw aa:as. 3 ~ ha. frplc. format dlni!'I rm. A horticulturist • I 1 i: h t . t' <n" d pa t I er. G rt't'nhous~. courtyadl. nt·" drp ::. & pat n$-- S8!15 mo on lsf' Owawr &M ~227 ' H,\ \' Fl<ONT, 2 Bdrm. I Ila. no .ku.ls or pets. Yl'<1rly $075 mn G73·~ 3 Hdrm 2 Aa 1x·P11nfroat h omt'. nu p<tanl A drape:.. exePll <'ond .. 1><1\111 & yarrl Sl2.'>CI Mo yrl~ :-.o peb plt•ase. ('all l.ln)d at JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 Hpt Hqts Channer Capl' l'ucl family home:S Bd dl'n rc1· room. Wli~ to ~choob. R\' park1nt. S I 3 5 11 D 1 a n a fi:JI 1266 1155 1:158 2 lid. 2 Ha. SS75 mo 3 lid. 2Glla56.'i(..;.;1 ..;.;m""'o--~-- John Marshall lill· 1200 Ha\'front ~-dOl·k for 45' lJ1l <1t .i B<trm 3t , Ba. /\\''1tlable immed $1SOO mo <.:IR ltltrs Bill or Linda 63Hl884. 646·5098 BAY &IX.'NVli::W 2lir . 2Ba penthse unit, \'c rsaalles Nwpt $750 mo. B)'('O. Int· 645·2251. S..taAna 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Bdrm l ba condo wtUI pool S39S1mo. Park RH.lty 551-SQIO conita:s•T.S --- u..--•~ J421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 pools. Jbr. 3ba. rondo appliances ind SS~ call 962-7780. 964-31171 -----MIW CDM LUXURY COM>OS Wik to heh. Finest am- menllies + location. ar + 3br. S7SO. $1200. Appl. w owner 1714 >78'>-1891 .- 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Condo Ill Newport Beach. Avd. immed ~1061 ~· nie ... . ,. l You can be a ... . •• WINNER , l11t . 1e11dla1 us your name and · aU aad by wat«!hlnl for your ••~• 1D tlle C!la11mec1 ads of the Dal., Piiot. . i•:nn.=a:::~ ~':Mi'l! f'& l!r' .,.,.,. ... _....., "* '"' l&~Ce"8 ....... Q- llw.lt.al .. M .. ,mo ... (lu.IM, I.,.. • aJry 1m mar1llale . Pfl yrJ • 1ar.,•.~2bdrm t.-\ ba No r tuldrf'n or p.-h 14110 mu 211:11 Laurie' l..ww • H •.11•t r M loeiOMI! •..••...••............. 2 ~. l 'l tw. '''"'" ,,, roret<'d L>1.11 .. 11,l11·1 WOO mu \r.orl1 11•1 8albu• tf1) ~Otc .... , t •• )101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t h r \ ,.,.,..,, dr .. 111 ' tto\ t rdn.,: .. I 1.i~ , .. 1 \ l<'ll•ll' t 11 I S I~> 615 ll'JlS • •0-' 1 11~ U \\ I . 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Yl':Jrly lhdrrn, h<•u1111.«I t'l'llini.:. servmi: h<1r. 1 ~ .iur. w cJ hookups. S5(JO H 'dsj; • ... J ulthru 11th l.on1 S.Jl(•h Aren11 T1d1eta mu11l b t' ex •·hu1acwd fur t t'llt'n't-C! aC'1tt11 at ~ CtlfWt'{lllon C't'nlt'r llhtiiid vi um"' I '1111 64l !'lb"'7K, ••xt '£12 lo d1u tn vuur tll'kL'h * * * N1"v. c1 I lir with i;ar IJKI' $:11t'I AclulL~. 1111 llt'\S li45 ~77 ~:m:, ~ llr 11 , 11<1 Aclulb 11111\ I ·;it r >K /\II hur It Ill~ llJkt.Jfl) l':O.I. M.:1111 li<ll ltiO:I l'l.'li ... 111.l 'l"i" /\VI'S !-.pac 2 IJ1' 2 ha /\dull 1·ur111>lt•x j):Jl1u. \ •t'"'-. n pll' 1·11d 1:a1 ~·" \lo\ t' tU...h"'asht•r. 'Jla . Inc.Jn rm t"rv111 $50IJ S l'Ml' fiJI lil07 Lo\ ..ty 2bdrm. 2ba !.tudm "'1th frph'. p<1tao. t•nd !(:Jr Nt•\lol) 1fon1r $550 !r.l.'1111211 I hr ullb. pd. ~ar. ll\'W npb. off !llrt•l•l. allult couµle. no tx.'IS. $3!15 7611·7633. 5"8·11251 Jlir. :ma. frpk. bal·kytl. like nl'W. nr st•hl. ~I 1110. 75!1-IOW STUNNING Ir.: I Bdrm. l{arden apt. l'ool & n•<· arna. 710W, lllth. Sl. I Br nr Alht<rtsnn's $425 (21Jl445-l9'711 2 lilt. POCH •. (;AHA<.a: ~o pe t c·hllcl, ~1111:11• lal>oa ,. ........ 3807 S450 a d u 1 t p rt' I l' 1 1 t• cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-2578 646·0354 ~~·4340. _ · Peninsula Pt: reder I 2 ·8-r. clean, t chilcJ OK Costa Meta l724 Br. sun<leck. l<iundry , I 5375, mo + 1lep. 5!111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sta1.ned glass. Adults. no Joann St. 545·452!1 or SUSC4SITAS pets ;Yrly 5425 013-1194· 213 '598-1219 '32s 751 4674 ------~~~7.1 ~~r~ptAdulls~ u.fo I Peninsula Pt redet·. 2 WESTLAKE VILLAGE pets. 2110 Newport ttl Hr. s undeck. laundry. Beauti£ul Adult Apls. No l>M nets. lmmed ocrupam·y 548·4968 btwn 8 & 5 · • stained glass. Adults. no ,. -----1 5475 0 Poot. spa. lndry rm .. H•tk gt&leada 1740 pet s y r Y m · gar. avail. Bach-$315 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673· 1194. 751 ·4674 t Br-$385. 2Br-S4»S440 H.I. '1 A .. ST COf'OIMI .. Mer 3122 TSL Mgmt Spanish Estate U\'tnl(' Beautiful park-like sui;-· roundings. Ter ra<'ed pool. Sunken gas bbq. sparkling fountains. Spaciou s rooms . Separate dining area. Walk-in closets. home like kitchen & c abinets. Wa lk t o , Huntington Center . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·8122or642·1603 2 Bedroom·fum. $510 a Bedroom Townhouse unrum.SSt5 AdulL'I, nopcls Utilities 1-'ret·' LA QUINTA H~KMOS/\ ..l.6211 Parkside Ln. I l>lk W. of Beach. 3 blks S uf Edinger. -847-5441 0$375tup 1·2 hdrm. pool. Ja<'. adlt. IH9!1'.l Fluricla. H ti. 1142 ·211:U 11r 1142 :Jt 7l On the sand .• 0~11 'u studio. Sl't' i.ealt'. IJ1111I. $595. 951-!Mt f"IM 3744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br + uffl1·1• fOr 2n<l lir I. l Ba. Sunny de1·k 0 11 s tream A C d1!. hwasher. 1·arp()rt. pt1ol. tennis. S525 mo. Yt'arly lease. Adult. 110 pcl Avail Jan 15th 548·11412. LocJ.M leach 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S21S s m all coiy ha1·helor. furn, nr bch util pd, no 2h Bd. 2 ba. frpk. dis hwasher. No of PCll. S650 mo 1st last. Sl'l'. Av ail now 673 2282 . 9-~pm Vl'ry l'lt'an J Br. 2Ha. l'nd gu r age. $775 mo 760-1334. 67J.tl.550 Huth Studio. iol'OM 67~3257 0 Blm·k to beath 2 Hr. 11(l' pvt palro, rr11h'. 1mma1· Avail now No flt'b $'125/ mo lst & last +-St't' llUO Ph 673 ,lltO'O . 673-8671 Lar ge 2 Br . 2 Ba F 1rt'pla<·t'. beam t·eil· 1 n i: !. . sun (frt' k . d h I ~ara~e Walk to l.1ttlc· Cor11n.i tk·<IC'h Sf;H(J mo 644 ·!1726 l Hdrm 2 bath llt'"'-apl l.OIA l'r $650 21:1 ~.~ Ul!!ll ur 2l3 332 H345 Costa Mesa 3824 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21r. I laApf Newly d4!cor <ias pd. encl !!Ur. µool. d 1was h er. Adults 642-5073 NEWLY DECOR. l Br. gas pd. encl gar . d1washer, pool. Adults 642-5073 pets I r~p t•mploy1•c1 l Ir Towdt ~ •• adult 494.4200 Newly dCl.'or. i8S J>d • MewpOrtleoch 3769 e n c l gar ·• pool . ••··~•..t•••••••••••¥••• d 1 w11 s h.er. Adults Lrg 4 Br. 2 Ba. S75u mo & 642·5073 2 Br. I Ra. SS50 mo. l\H :SA VERDE home at· _St~£,:1 l0~!1<·h fi73·!1312 mosphere. 2 & 3 Hr x STEPSTOSAND apt~: NopeLo;. 54G-I034 2Br. 2nd nr apt W/OCn 2 Br I Ba I Story. shaft. view & carport. $500 m o. drps. patio. frplc. d 1w. til 6/20. (213 ) 963-1094. beam ceil1ngs . ~ar (714 ) 67S. Tillrl Adi ls. $435. 2650 Eltlt•n GetGR E E N<'ash f« WHJTE elephan ts with a Claasified Ad Call 642-5678 11 I 538-8406. Beautiful 2br 2ha S55u It's open. &>e 1t at 3106 Gmger 541>-4400 DoV' * ~t-hortet fEtrnerv e~eu eanaa rur1niV'14- use ~At/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad . we take vour messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service ·is only $7 .so week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad ' call 642-5678. 1 -:r~rau~'!pl Garden & pool . courtyard. Adult apt. A gen t 731-682!1 o r 631·0585 (,luiet 2 Br I Ha with ~arage , pa110, puol 1\dulls. No pets 18111 II 15th . S l . Newport Heights $4.'111. ll42-734t) Largt' 1 lMrm. Near shops. pool. all utlls pd. 1884 Monrovia 548·0336 2br, cpt. drapes, built-ins , $395 adults. no pl.'ts 631 -2927 Zl72 Maple Jbr, 2ba, pool. Jar. elc. a r. wlk S.<..'. Plat.a. clst' to lrvint' $Ent 1!41~2286. g.i6·0JS6 evea $51l0 mo 2Rr. 2Ba. clphc . lndi'y hook up!><, t"let· slo\'e, epts. drµs, orr !.lreel parking L g mamtamt!ll yd. Nu pets 14.71\ Albert Pl 2Hr. IHa W1VIEW bllns. carport. jac, Vrc·loria· 'Plarentla S4SO & S4WI 826·5147 SPAC. 2 BR ADULT Lgt• kitch: open beams ceil, incl refrig , no pets . S3951mo. 2260 Maple St. 548-7356. 673·88(13 Spa cious Family 2 Br-$350 Pool & play ground. 548·955f> from 12-7PM lbr. Iba. unique a pt in seperate hse util pd $35ofl 642-3957 a£ler 6 Ive messa ge Lgr l br. Iba w pon-h avail now S35ufmo 74 1 W Jame; Sl ·c· drive by. then t'aJI 64-0·09!!7 I I br. yard, gar. child J><'l o.k. $4-00 367 Unit 'A. Hamilton anspeet lhcn <'all 641·0763 SHARP 2 BK, new cpts & paint, pvt yard. encl gar .. child OK. $425 mo. Call 546-58110, ask for Linda 2 bdrm. 2 ha. cariwts. drapes, slovc. refri~. No r h ild r e n or p e ts . $350/mo. 646-4382 Newer I Br. w/garage. Adults no pets. $365 mo. 548·5766. ----... ------- FOUR SEASONS A PTS. Couple, no pets. 2 br 1 Va ba twnhse. Patio, pool, $370. 735 Jo Ann 642-1602. Nr OCC <.:ozy 2 Br I Ba. Cottage. Yd & 11ar . Nu cpl . $450. 2689 Orange Ave. IC). Upetain Apt. 1 Br. l Ba. Carpels, drallfl. llH stove. 1 ara1e . l ar11e Y•rd. Water paid. Small p'et O K . 1335. m o . 545-11• Pll'fsct 2 ... 2 I& 1100 aq ft, h>lc. lndry di1hwr,enc11ar, S550 It 'a open. See It at noe 01npr ~4400 2 Br. 9415. 1 Br .... Un· furn Apta. Multi. N~IJ redecorated. D1hwr, A/C, I• • ..._ paid. Carport, pool, partJ rm. Call at\ lOAll. ca .. Orauda,m.1111 in .............. ................. •• dt ..... 4111 111 ... , ..... ·-... , ... Mt--111'1 ······~-·· .. ••••••• el'eee .. eee••M•-•••••• ....................... eeee•••M•H••·--· el 11111III111I1 .. 1 le Msasut .................... .., •Wrm, Iba eoedo on IArellhJ.Pltv nn,ba, am" a. ar-.·ee. ••••'•eHnn•n"•"" •M•l"•9eH•M•n•• .... • Nortb'._.. ol Taboe. •t, bed -+ ulll A.lrport-. .. 1 •. New a 1r.1 aa. Multa, no Ntr tuna. I/min 1tom -.cmew11wkndl nNllt -· ....................... I Br, l Ba, upataln. 1ara1e. SG5 mo. + SlOO dep. •1111 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. I year new 2 Br 1 ~ Ba Condo with pool, )acuu l. Ii cable TV in· rid. Yearly IMO. Broker 675-4912 UwHsstiu .._.. ll40 ....... , ..............• 1Jr111nd new l & 2 Bdrm. P1erpointe Cond05. Pool. i.pu. tennis. garages. 1213) 59S-7:u! dys. 1714) 1142·4721 t'Vllti. Lovely I, 2 & 3 Bdrm . 'i'own houst's, garage, patlo, laundry fac· S450 & SS75. Call 213159& 7202 or7 14/~7347 THE WHIM.I TUI Luxury Adult unels at af- fordable living. l.2 & 3 Br Well det·orated Oly mpic· sm~ pool. light· t'd tennis l'OUrt, J acutzi. park hkt' landscaping Most beaulaful bldR. in fl B From $360. 846·061!1 Beautifully located 2 Br S375 & up. Child OK. G<is mr Id 842· 16.SZ. Nt"ar 5 Point Shoppml{ Ct'nler . 2&3 Bdrm . Apts. S400·S4SO. Kids OK. no 1>ets. 964·2566 or 9'73·2971 Agt .. noree. - An adut. commw.... on t he Back Bay. Spec· tacular Spa, 7 s wim- m in& pools, 8 lighted ten· nia courta, bike trails. p ut t in11 g reen . B ach elors. l a·nd 2 bedrooms apartments, a nd townhouses from $449.00 per g'IOflth On Jamboree At San Joaquin Kills Road 1714)664· 1900 Oceanfront for Winter Ren tals. Furnished & !.Inf urn. Broker. 675·4912. NO FEE! Apt. & Condo rentals. Villa Rentals. 675~912 Broker 2 Br. 1 Ba. Avail now. Area of Balboa & Coast Hwy $525 m o. J 0 Prop erty Mgmt 751-2787. Aft. 5pm. 548.8044 Westcliff N.B. adult con- do. $625. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, 10 s teps lo pool. New carpeting. yearly lease Agt, 759-1616. ----. - $650. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Enclsd ~arage. 'patio. walk to beach, adults, no dogs. TSL ~~mt. 642: l~- N EW PORT ISLAND 3 & 4Br . new. 2000 sq fl, $900 & $1000, 1/1. 673·3900 ------- ::~71. By Appt. ~~ ... ~~~>'· Profn 1ioul lbr adobe lf71W... M.I. bome, Lal Bdl. lllO/mo Great loeaUon, prof Charadna lBr v ... amea condo. lit noor , pvt. patio. w. model unit. View ol foun&ain. LoU ol p rivacy. NJ 1ecurity w 11ua rded 1ate. ~. 752-2310 daya, S.0:7576 ev ... 10 llePI to aand. 2 br, 1 ba, yrly, incl. ulils. SMO. 548·8ZM MAID95Ci)UAa 4P~S Very private 2 BR & 2 BR + den adult a pls. A VA I LABLE NOW. La r ge floor plans. garden la ndsc11ping , pool, jacuzzi. Great IOC'a· lion , close to evar- ylhing ! From $585. No pets. 1244 Irvine Avl' .. between Westrlirt Or. & Mariner Or. '4~252 3Br. 2Ba, lg lower dplx. frplc, new cpts, drps. wshr/dryr. avail No pets , n r Lido Shoppini.: a r ea $675 yrly lsc 644·6275 eves. Across from bearh. 20 r. j ust painted. $625t mo. yearl)'. 968-8263 ~. Bluff. spac lhr. pool. qu iet. secure art'a Adults, no peL~. S445 mo 644-4767 Be<icon Hav 2 litlrm 2 Bath. Uppl.'r unit of Bayfront hornl.' S750 pt•r m onth. Yl'arly, utilities included. Available now 675-8669 Ocean Bhtr Kallal Con-+ uu l. a.la. 417--blda.' Lala o1 parlUna, do. Goll, talnil. IZ50 per 175 14 ft. -mo. 300 eq week. sa.... 4. f7J.T•. M /F, dean, mellow ft. POO mo. (21J) ••l GOO. H.B. collect. ........... 4JOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movin1? Avoid depo11ila Ii c ut Uvinl expenses! P r oreuiona lly since 1971. HOUSIMATIS 832 .... 134 Nr OCC-UCI. Sh a r e 6bdrm, 3ba beaut home with students. Avail new. Beau ~!1787. Mature Resp. Auult to share lg Beach Hae. $300 mo: incl ulil 646-3778 aft 6 Mii'' 40 to 45. shr s Br. 2 Ba. hse. C.M. Spa. Nr S .C . Plaza & Frwy $200-$225. Shr utils. 641·4!113 Large CdM Apt. • 23 lo30 Male No Flakes 7fi0..Cll29 Exec. Female will share with s ame 3 Br Townhouse with view m .'.'/ewporl Beach. Spa. tennis. r al·quetball. wet bar rrpk $2!101mo. Call Cathy 751 -6271. E ves 760·8847 Ex ec t·ondo to !.hr "' prof person Harbor Vtew Knoll C'be to fashwn blc, view of c1 · ty. lot~ or priv<icy. ten· nis. 1>001, etc S4110tmo 759·95!11'.1 llllM4ll ~~~~~~~~ Roommate waol«l M/F. NB area, con1enia l. n eat, non a m olte r . $300/mo. an, dep *50. 642·3MO Resp. female 27 share n e w p lush t w nhae w /resp. wortdn& female. U n b•llevable rooms, over looking brook 6 waterfall. Pool, jacuzzi, lake, etc. S2:§0. Nwpt/CM area.64S-6325 Office..., 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1617 Westcurr. N.H. want t-financial inst. 7000s. r. Isl. floor. A ent 541-5032. ICOUcemit . NIWPOltT Elegant executive suites in prestige lot'ation. With complete support services. 714/8Sl·0681 ------ 250.500 sq. ft. gmd nr • utils pd. From $200. 779 W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom 957-1900. ..,.,. .. EXECUTIVE sum Full service offices in Newport Center ~5470 PLAZA EXEC'1nVI SUITES ·'T here is a difference.·· ,.,.. ..... LOC Sult•• for leHe, one TU.I, oae l lOlf oa S..ch Blvd. btwn F.diuer Ii HetJ. For info, call Jill: ....... D E LUXE OFF I CE SPACE, 2,175 sq.ft. In Newport Center . Barrett Rily, 642.5840.. -----)-- I &•2bdrms. t·ottage styll' l1v1ng. child ok $.135 Sl:'JI)/ mo. 847-:mo UPPER Duplex apt. 3 br S.. C........ l816 2 ba, Crpl , yr. round $600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 673-2113 Golf course vww, 2br .. 2 Genll<'mWl to share home with bac·helor Call t'\'CS 544·17!!6 7 14/752-0234 2082 Michelson Or. •2l2 2021 Business Cntr 11213 .DELUXE °"'dES • "'rom I room up tlo~ sq. rt. Low ra tes. No lease required. 2172 Du- Pont Or. AdJ. Airporter Hotel. 833-32'l3. 9·12. 2 Br. in 4·Plex $400 Nr 5 Pts. New rrpt, enrlsd gar. lndry hook·up. No 3 Br. 2ba. 933 W. Balboa. pets. 963-65.51. I Dis hwsr. frplc. laund 2 BR POOL-GARAGE I hookups, garage. In blk · · to bc h . $750/mo. $450 1st/Last. security. Avuil 644-2578 646-0354 now. Call 673-2282 from 3 Blks to oce1111. 1 Br. utils 9-5 pm. ___ _ paid. S375 mo. Carpet & LAS lllSAS APTS. paint. 2(17Chicago. AT BEACH Spa cious 2 Br. l ''z Ba. Ocean view, pool. tennis New crplS. drps. built in courts. adlts. Bach .. 1&2 stove. g_a_r ._l_nC_o_960-8258_ bdrm £rom $420. 55\5 River Ave. 642-2566. NEAi 'THE HACH 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, built-ins. patio. gar age Adults $475. 4922 l!:dinger 840·380ti or 846-6234. ,~,, .'\ (11 I I T ·:i (. ~"~ l IVINl; • 1 & 2 BR Patio Apt\. • Dishwashers & BBQ's • Pool & Rte. Room • Garden l 1od1cap1ng • Jog to 811ch & Shop' '.t " I '• , I I I 'r, • .. I '. I 'If,'· '' ' I ''' '11 i.' ·l 'J( 111 Nu lux 2 Hr 2 Ba 3 Br 3 Ba Marble frpl. prrv washcr1dryt'r, wet b<tr. <· n l r v a 1· sys t .. 111 tcrcom. ttle roman tuh. JO' end gar. Milt> to bch. 502 1 Dunba r . 714 /IW6·9501 NICF: AduJLo; I Br, patio, pool. garage, frpk. $325 mo. 842-9583. 642·5251. 1 Hr. crpt/drps, gar. pvt patio. laund facil. Avail 21 I. 846·1184. Downtown Hunt. Be Ba<·helor apt. $285, util ~ Cal.!_~-~!848·4~~- Hwll"'9tw H--.. l&U ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO. 30· boat i;lip. bay vie w . 2 + den . Prest1g1ous Huntington Harbour. $1050/ mo. ~.lf.R. A~~l. 67~·7:MIO _ '"IM 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge ruce 2 br coo- 110. no pets. immed. ot'- c up a n c y . $525/m o . 552-4920 Woodbridge S&S Condo Redwood 3 Br. 21,; Ba. L1 v. Din. Kit. Patio deck w 1Japanese garden . $750. 675-6160. L;g.. leach-3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Bdrm. 3 blks from bch. Charming. S400 includes utilities. Avail immed. 661·1161or49t-3672 Newport.._. ll6t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. OCEANVIEW 548-~ !Br. ocean view, adlt con do. in Versailles Max s ecurity. lg pool. dbhsc, gym , sauna . jac. etc. S550 mo. 645-0230 Exec. Female will shart' wi th same 3 fir . Townhouse with view in Newport Beach. Spu, tennis. racquetball. wet bar. frpk. $290/m<J Call ~a1ny 75T-"6ID. Evl·s 760·8847 Wlking to bch I & 2bdrms £rom S3SO 645-11684 Cliffhaven 2 Hr I ba. pat io. garagt', nu c rpt s /drapes, o lder adults, no pets. $454) yr- ly . 548-5.'Di 2 br. frplc, patio. g<ir . adults. no pets. $400. 618 Clubhouse (o(f Short St I 7&4-2236 VIiia Balboa Condo. New large 2 Br. Pool & Rec rm. Nice view. $700 mo. 675-3007. -------2 Br Spaciou.s new decor n ear Oceanfront $600 mo. Yearly.675·7°':'.5 __ EastbluH. 2Br, 2Ba. frpk , sax>. Dishwasher. p atio, no pets, dbl. gar. ~<it831·2029':- , .. , •• Mr ..... PITOIC Xlnt bay & ocean view Lge living & dining rm. w/22' clgs. Fplc & loft. 2 lge BR & 2 BA. pools, sauna. tennis. etc. Avail. Feb. l. yrly lse. SUOO mo. Adults. 675-7454 Steps to the bch. Imm ac 2 br. oversil.ed patio $625 mo. 642-8235. As k for Berit. Npt Shrs across from bch , Bach w/sml br. $345, pool. enc gar 640-5078 1 B R -pool blk t o ocean -single adult. $300 mo. 642·500l Want Ada Call 142-5'71 WHY RENT? A l Quail Me adows adult condominiums in Tustin, you can own your own home for monthly payments that may be lower than your current rent! A new program provid lag a 221h% mortgage reduction in the fll'lt year is now available' to assist you in making a solid investment in your future. Starting at $69,990 and with fi nancing programs for down payments as low as 5%, you can buy a great 1 br1 1 + den, or 2 bd condominium nome in one of Tua tin'• moat preatl&ioua nel&hborhooda. Don't waste one more dollar in rent! Call Sandy at m-noo for more information and direcUon1 to beautiful QUAIL MEADOWS. ba .. apt., bullt·1ns . c arpel. draJ)l'S, 2 car ports. laundry rucihty. adults , no pets. $425 mo./lease Owner 17141 642·0138. SCM.th-~ l886 ....... , ..•.••...•..••. Fabulous view. nindo on waler, 2bdrm. 2ba. ~ Joe644-~ TllStiR 3890 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. l ' 2 Ba. Jo'rplc. ne"' <'rpts. pa111t. enclsd palm. pool. 2 car port!. $475 mo. 495-31!97 Aporfwllmh ,_,.,shed or Uflfwniahed 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seawind Village Sharl' 4 Bdrm home 111 Dana Point Close tu beach tfrwy ~stab. in· div idual only. 493·6198 Hesp. !\1 I-" to shr 3br hse nr () C C. m C M S225 111 l'I ut1I ~ss:.). 953·1!\ 14' 24)1rs M / Jo' to shre J bdrm U>a I m1 from bch. S225 me-I u\11. 536-7425 or 960·7ts14 /l:ewport lkh. Fem $245 Nice 2 Rr. 2 Ba Util ind Pool. lt'nnis 646.7~7 Hoommate s hare 4Rr furn apt. Wa s h t'r . dryer .gar (~tlltwal Jan 5411·1i0211 Clean !\lature Hmm<ttf• to shr 2 bdrm <1Pl or Su L(• l'la 1,a S260+1, ut1 I !17 9. !l9!lli Hrnmlt' 111 :-hr nt'" Jhr. pnv ha. ;.unde1•k "( 111 ' T \' lr11.lry fa\' ~l5 11111 µd 6JI Gl!lti (.' ~I Doctor, Lawyw, M ...... cilief! t:legant bldg .. m heart or Huntin gton He h . w /s pac1ous offices skylights. wetbar, con- ferenre rm. 85" per sq. ft Plus, super 2.000 sq.rt medica.I bldg . well appointed at 75• pe r sq rt. For details ca ll RED CARPET 893-1351 START'Bl RIGHT wfttl .,...._Offices at Udo Mcmina Vllap ':ipecinf 'IJI"'\ ,f POSA' Ir y Dr.. IS. 198\ I 3021-B Harbor Hlvd .. nr Baker St .. Costa Mes a 580 sq.ft. Vacant now $425 pe r m o . Ai,tt. 54!1·1366 DILUXE OFACI SPACE In Newport Center's Design Plaza. $1.50 per ft for 914'. 3 office:i + recpt. area. More avail Call John Apgar at 640·535'7 or646-0183 ---------............... 4450 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'or store & office space at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE DH Pl..AZA 1525 Mesa Vt'rde •;. C M 545-4123 ClJMMEHCl/\I. STOJn :s, Shops. Total 14(JU sq ft at 38' & up An) !.Ill'. E ,Sldl• C M 5-111 724!1 ·------- New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult apts in 14 pl:.ins from $415. 2 h1lrm from $505 + pool:-, I l'lllllS , wa\erfalls. pond:-' ua~ for c·ookrng & heatini: paid. 1-'rom Sun Uici.eu •lo'rwy drive North-on Shr 3-br Woodbndj?e-c·t•n Beac h to Mcfadden do, S225 mo. H es . s,J.-121 f Sq f t Up .,.. I rro h"f? f..'f'nr· -weiBors Worerfroni Serrings Newport store or oHil'<' 548s1f . nr PQ61 office Jerry 2131477-7001 then West on Mrl-'addeo 645-5113: busr 975-1188 675-8662 lu Scawind V1 lla1ee. F non !.tnoker "ani:. 1714l8!13-5l!lll . 1 1 saml.'Jo!>hr!.pa1·11111, llB IOOMS 4000 r ondo SJ:!.5 mo ulll rrwl l'nmt> romer lu<· l:p 111 .i.500 sq rt f"ull wn u·t·. rnodcrn. ji!las!. hid~ 646 6303 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• jstor<• Spa<'e for lt•aM· 1500 sq rt & 12611 ~q fl 1n ll untio~ton Be<11·h F lt'x1ble \t'rm s 213 500 7202 • •••••••••••••• • ••••• •• 840 6263 J anu·t• Laguna Beach Motor Inn. 985 No. Pacrf1t• l.'oa!-l Hwy. Laguna Bl.'al'li Daily, Weekly. K11t·h.:n av;11lable. Low w111ter rates 494·5294 N H . Orl'a nfront w /kitchene tte $260 & up. Ut1I pd. 230fi W Oceanfruit 673·4154. Room for rent m hst• lndry. frplc. I mi from OCC $185/mo. 957-J!ISS Furn. Room . priv all• bath. E mployed man on ly. Near 22nd & Orange with senior clti7.cn & dog. Kitchen pnv. Non drinker. Rl'f's. Sl!IS mo 548-0813.1 C h arm ing furnis hed garden view rm. pvt <'n tranr t'. SSO wk. Laguna Bch. 494.9575 Avail now 2 lovely room!. & balcony w/pvt hath. k i t c h en pr 1 v .,, or m atu re prof. person $295 mo 1st + la:.t. S75 cleaning dep 675 55.13. 645-6499. Furn1!>hed rm for rl.'nl. kit priv, I hlk from heh. avail Jan I~. 675-1197. Lagun a Beach . Pvt. room. bath. $200. Non· smoker. bus./prof .. 40+ 494·0451 . Cheerful M·F for bright room in O.C twnhmc Jog or bike lo bch, cln. neat , non -smk, very quiet type, kitch priv. ~/mo. Ref's631·2288 Room w /pvt bath. Kitch p ri v. W ID, Pool. etc. S200/moM2-0037 lrvine. ........ .... 4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOYOUUD MOraS? Weekly rent.all from SM 6 up. 646·7445. 2274 Newport Blvd. C.M. Balboa lnn oceanfront. Low w\rUr rates. Dally or weekly. mt?.O v ......... 4210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Larae 111 lklv Cabln Pool table, cdor TV, 2 frplc1, 1lpa 14. 5'Mll8 Palm Sprhlll Hou1e . Yearly ot monthly ren- tal. I Bdnn, 4 bt, pool, Jae, 1auna. Canyon Country Club area. Completely furn . •uoo t mo, 1rly • ... /IDO. + uUI. Call Mn. '--114/--7, 1·-- ~ature adult to !><hart· 2Hr . 2H. a. '." H r·11ntl1• I $275 l;.!tj. 7332 }'em non·,.mkr. t>i 2~ prt'f Shan~ "' same I 2Br, i 1,Ha. apt m CdM I Frplt'. pool $26(1 ulll. m d . 759-0312. Person It) shr famtly hrn1• L u g II c· h 4 !14 .. , ~ 7 2 eves wknds Fem to ohr 3hr. 2ba hs1• rede<'. new cpl, nr heh HB $200/0IO 536· 1140 Shr m .v beaut. dec·orated furn. Promontory l't. Villa . Oen view. frpk, 2 b d r m -2-JLa..... 1714 ) ITT S.6327 HWPT RtONT AGE RINTALS 2 Rental Spaces Approx 550"Sq ft & up. ln<'lud mg utals. $.1.'iO & $450 2450 :'<l e wport Hlvd Cos ta M es a S<•t' ManaJ(er. ----· Costa Meta 17th St 3 Room SWl('. 545 sq. ft . modern building, A11.·. plenty of parking. Call Realonorrucs 675·6700 Exec oHices Newport Bch /airport area, suites w t tax libr ary. <'On ference rm . copier. full IHH'-v-let'S-r -f mm~ oc-• cupan l'Y 833-8990 -------- R~TA IL SPACE. 2.073 sq fl (at 65' 1 $1245 mo 2.360 s<1.ft tat l!(Y > I at H<1 I SI~ mo 369 fo: 17th SI. CosW Mesa. Barrett Rily. 642-SIMO ------·-lftdntrid ..... 4500 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2265' lndus'l/offke 181111 Red ondo Cr. •O. II. R $650 lse 842-2834 Storage 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Approx. 6,000sq. ft. avail. in Fountain Valley near -S.D. -Yi'WY.1'1320 m o J ohn 556-9300. 548-7533. FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $17. ... ,' • .i-t~h1 ..:... ~-!:6fli' -.::~«>ffll'f: ~ 1tl8~~~1'*· ........ ---····;_: ..... ·v~ ~, Playina in Southern California! Frid11. DEC. H t•n S1Ml1. JAN. II __ Jiii..__, AU !!ka.ta Aeaerved ............ ., ....... .. J ·' \ ===LONG BEACH ARENA=== 300 E. Ocean 9oulnard neat Info. (211) ..._1 ~ ...... (111) ln--ao. Otllee tto.. lloft. tlwv let. • 10 AM ~ I "'1 ,.....,,__.... f . . . .. -... ---. . .--., . . ·==: ~. llrlW/lrll't.. . "'*'·~·. . .......... ' ................. . ....... ~...... .. u•• • ............ a:•N .......... ,. --..~u .... ... ... .. ... , ..... t:elN ......... .. IT'S EASY! Look for your Dame alld 1 .. re11 ID today'I claullled seetloa. If yo• find It, eall 14J·M11 E•t, m aad we wOI arr•ll'le for YOtl to pick •P '"' Uc:keu at U. • •• ...,.. om..;a1111e ~-..., .... Driw ... &YI. parlunf lul rt••ln . Halro• •n• I A1paall 84fl u 11 'd !~.t:'!!'!!t ....•....... lAvaac ma&Mt bu ,.,-.... .. fot C'h&Jd \'aff' Ill IJI~ "OGHI, ft'n\t'\I \lll ll ... IOll siil ......... ....................... a 1trt'lla ~«'<'rt't .i11.I ·~r\trfl Jill c..1 1 .. Ci II • )' RI a ~ !'.> .-11 t'lt'mf'ol"' t!lll ~ • c_,, 'a ••••••••••••••••••••••• n :-\H •M l!lfn.HIWI (' .\Rl'~~l'l'H\ 8 ) J • , tl42 ''""'' ll) V-r• ,R.-nn lc-I Hrµ .. 11 H4•rnr C lffo ,. liu"I l l~ll k ..\I 117~62!N ~ tlltlll4 th>M l. kr.t' \l I<.., Int , .. ,, l \l.'>t l dl1111.-t· A.'tt \ k Rt:~t I\ \ 11 .... U ~37-tl1 ' M111ur M"'uc Hl'µu 11' Rem~elU\I! !Ml 11!61 .. 1 "8-2464 .. ~ .......... , .... . tihan1..,o 6 Mam ca.u <'ulur bnP&ecwtl l Whl qit • tu min b l.,a f h t ·1 ... n "' dan rm. hall ll~ Avc rmt? ~ l'uud1 I Ill l'lH I) ti U 1H t"llm1n•t .. l'•t odo• l'UJ)f't ,..,._1r Ill yl'a U 1'l'll1•n1•• l)o W UI Ir. lll)'llt'lt !\a.fa !lo)\ UIOI t 1t rj>\'I I 1lhol IJylllll .. I ll'iirll ll lJt tto hhllH Mll11ll•t I •ti"'' l hn- \li:t 111.\1 " •• I ii I •• l ' ,, I 11 I' I 1 ·1o ... 111·1 -;t1•1u11 I 'l1'an 6t l 1.t111I• W1•11' l(IH1r I I II t k \1 uu11 t { 111 I 1i..:i :mt1 C ........ /c.-r.N .......••.....•.•..••.. ~ UUlltliotlOllb 111'1(111111111 \\ •• 11, 11111 .. 1111· lt1·-.t111:. l lhll .,IJh' 1•.11111\ lf l111k & ll111 k l.11 t..i.: ~JIS 1 ,,, t".'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• l l t'~lgn f-)11u11' in!( dnd 1 1,u11:.t1 u\'lwn lf }vu 1h111 I .:ct m) fr~ l'sl 1l 'uuld CIJC>I }OU µlent}' • L11· cJ71(711 • 1148 ~7 Top Q\l.u&.y, .._.....ble Servk•· ..... a.c.. It yra• .Ul 5CIN ~L £\..,.IUCIAH -pnud rl•bt. fNlt ..Umate on I ar &• ar amal1 JObl L H' f UTJN '7S.o.i.w ·-· t ·········'············· cJ uden1n11 t..nd.tlc11p1n~ Tr«lt' tnm 4s re movt', d •all UPI l''rtlt' l'Sl Rt!HOn.able 7$1· 1349 'l'ovJWci1 ttrnuved. d ean uv11._l11wa~reriuv '151 ·347tl Slln 't' Ii l.1awn Serv 1N~ Muw ~t' & tnm .,·ront & b11dt Neal w11rk AH·rage $10 lj47 21411 Htt • .....-s.mc.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i'.:xJ)t'rlen<'ed ad/ market 111(1 ex~·ut1ve w media experience wall creale print a ds. marketing sa le~ letter~. radio :.pot s . ne w s letters. brochures and P R. Call 675-1230 ,..... 4550 5 I 00 Lost & r..d 5300 ••..•.•................ Storage g1ora~w fc.1 rc111 On Balboa Pe11 nc,..t tu fun tone ( I01 ~ft x:!tl' ''' 1 673·~3. 67J.:mJ ..... WClted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mat pleasant lady 111 ant:. 1 or 2 bdrm unr a pt Ul'ar wall'r by 2 I W.! :.!2ti!f wknds Irene 75!1 011;13 bus hn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE ADVBTISING COHSUl.TAMTS ;'l;vlA y1.u 1•aJ1 reap tht• bc11d 1b u( hit:h 1·oi.t atl 1 ert1s111g for your 1·u111 pany 1 ~t Thi' AtlVl'rtls lllK Co11sullanls set up y11ur 11111T1 1n·hous1: ad Vl•rt 1s mg agency I' lease 1·all rur mformall011 759.9545 SCRAM-LETS At6'WERS • •••••••••••••••••••••• HEW ARD. Los t whatt• female Samoyl'd llunl Heh. 960-~ Losl CAT. gray & white· mule. H B 53ti-4971i. 830·0136. 892-51164 LOST . Wht Toy Poodh• 1-'em "Buffy" out of town tags, please i:all 548·1S328 *** J ock\'Y ln11.ard Became Hureau T a ndem Ninety In my HACKYAfW Ncxl yl'ar I 'm lellmg all my friend-; r ·m taking mv vacation doser to home I.et them f1gun· uul how m uc•h 1·loser Ar tually. I'll he IN my K \CKYARI> LOST . F e m Gray She pherd rroi>s mix Lu· 113574 Bols a Ch ira McFadden897-4014 1 1--~UND~ ~i typt' duK. blk1 gry whl Fell\ 962-1288 Judf CCIN'Od 315 K 16lh St COl"la Mesa You a re the winner of LOST . Blk Lab, t-'em , t hain collar. l>ecrf1eld a rea . In·. 12 30 eves 551 4802 . 556 ·784 1 REWARD 2frMHdlets 1$17 value>. lo Ice,...& Holldar °" Ice Jan. 6 thru I Ith Lost & FGIMd 5300 ,~ 5350 Long Beach An•na Til'ke t s must be l''( (•hanged for rcst•r v1·d seats al \he Conv1•nt111n Center ah~ad 11r · 1111w Call 642-56711, t>XI :t72 l•i l'laim your tickt•I:-. *** ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUtlJ ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 Established Bible H11ok I•--------· Store. CM. ~id oppty 646-6386, l-!193·5655 -----......, W..t.d 5030 ~·A.!~···~······,·· Wanted: Capital. $50.ooo. From l'roup o r In dlv idual. to inv1·st '"' panictp-a1e towanh hu~· out of tu~h technulogy tele-commun1l«il 1110~ product C..""all l>1•nn1:. Grallon 714·89ll·!Y.>1 I Mort~Tnat DffdS 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SattltrMh).Co. All t ypes of real l'~lalt• invf'slmtmls sm1·e 1!14!f SpedalliRg .. 2adl'Ds 642·217 I 545-0611 Wido11. has money 10 hu.v or make 2ND 'I' U any size above $10.000 N11 credit •. no putty For a ction call AGT 67:1.1:111 anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Now You Can Sell More with llall)' Pllol P .. :NNY PIS('llt:H ADS Stlll onl~· :'2. :l I inc~ r.,r 'l d:1 ~., only SI a 1la~ :111" ;1 lmt• 1\ d \' (' r I I M ' IHll' 111' mon 1t<·m~ ';1h1t·1I up 111 ~11111 t:ueh u dd 11 w nal I 1n 1• 1 ~ onh· f.Oc· for lhl' '"" <1 u ·~ s Sur r ~ . 1111 1· o m m 1.· r 1· 1 a I a d ' u lln v.t•d <'h 11ri.:•• Your l't'nO\ 1'1nd1t·r Ad o r 11 st-y11u1 Rank Ame r1 c ar11 Visa or Mastereard t or more 1nrorma\lon and to pla<'e your ad 1·a ll 642·5&71 ••• J., ... IOTls.nta Ana Ave. Ccllta.11•• You an the winner of 2 ...... i:~·t H'il<r• ,,... 11th ......... Arma 'floktta mat " ex· tlllaDled f• refftYed ..... OcaYmtion Lost or found a pet ? Call Anim a l Assis tanc e Ll!ague. 537-2273, No fee. • .,'ound or lost a' pet? Call us! We' re the Pet l'al~ «714 )739-291111 LO~T H.cwanJ Mair OhJ Enghsh Sheeptlng. last H en 411lh St :-; H 6314~ 1-'ound i-·c·male Blal'k l'up Sea Bri~ht Dr. D ana Pl lc1enllfy to l'la1m 4!,133.5..'>S Lost HIKI-; Hlul.' Man·~ l' r u 1 s c r S r h w 1 n n l:ialhoa Island l:ll-wanl 675-11771 eve:! I.OST Blk l'<tl w • wht h1h, hluc fica c·ollar, vii• Star Crcsl & Turtltmx·k, Irv Ht>wa rtl' ~ :tel811 LOST Fl-male Pooc.111• puppy. lrvme Shopping C ~·n l e r . C u I \' r r "'- Sandlluri.l. $50 l:tewarcl 552 8280 or4!16 1431 IAJSt" bro-TI tllr' hla~k 1'ltt. ftom<ill'. Santa AnS4fl LOST Shorthair Brown dog. Lampi on left lt>J!. I c;ra r on It-ft le~. had sur• l!l'rY K yr.; uld. VII' \9th St ~lali• "Meme ·needs mt-d11·almn. pleas e re turn. Jlcartbruk en'' 642 1353 Lost. IJ enJI IYJle dog l.1~hl h rown. hl a ek. 551 603S LOST Golden ~et never. fe m. lthr collar. vie Vic- toria & Monrovia CM (213>919·3343. 957.5012 l'41st Black Cal wtwhl beard & paws. Ulk ('OI· lar. Vic. Ave Lucia. San Cle m e nte. Rewar d . 498·5308 Lost : Persian Cat. Male, c r e am. Turllerock Ridge area. Please call Mt-8107 F O UND. Golden Lab Fem w /tags call 492-6S85 FOUND: Great Dane Mix. Beagle. several puppies & thetr mother, Terrier mixes. Shepherd m ix. Lab mix, start the new year with• pet rrom Irv ine Animal Care Center open every day 754.3734 . Found Cocker /Terrier m ix. black • brown female. Toy Poodle, br ow n female . Shepherd/Doble, black • \an male. Saint Bernard, 10Uftl female. Golden Retrelv er. female. Newport Buch Anlmal....,.,8"-... .._.oltlme. ..... m .mto tlala ,.-UieUU. Loet: Lab black ,... ... OD lt /10 /10 l ll Mortbwood. lrvlH. Tll·Hl7 ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRE LAW student na'Cls $25,000. Will do anyth111j( L eguL <.:onfid t·nllal 1>\'M. P.U Box 3242. N_l:i, 92663. TOMMY'S ·Of N1'."WPOlff 1-:SCOHTS 752·l)J6ll •FOXYLA.DY• OUTCAU.. ONLY VISA MC • 972-1 Ill* Be Pampere d B e aut. Gi rls I UA M ·4PM 7 Phone ~3433 by If\ O p l'n d a y~ COMPATAllUTY LI n:~'TYU; StK:I t:T\' Couples Only 750-0674 Sg l Men Only 750-0677 S~l l.adiesOnly 971·797!1 R e<·orded Messa~e 24 Hrs. COVER GIRL •OUfC~* !!53·0778 MC/VISA PIRSTLADY Escort. Models Pcriy O..Ctn. • 972-1345. MC & VISA Acc·epted T-UtJC.,'H A CLASS ESCO HTS 75l.()n7 R especlabl;? bus111t-s~ m an . tall. 43. new m t:A Like to meet nice ladies Reply to box 821 c o lla1 ly Pilot. PO liox ISf.11 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Husband left me without a car . a placf' to live. money or c re<Jit. I hav~ 2 toddlers to take care of & 0011. have a good Job Co.uld you let us into you r rental f or \s l m onths rent only? Or do you have 28r in your home we could share'! I'm open to suggestions. 851-1666, 963-5813 ----·--- INTROSl'ECIAL M YSOCMAS.SAG E MASSAGESlOW1AD Santa Ana 556·4656 •• SPIRIT U AL READINGS lOam.10 pm . Fully Lie 'd . 492·7296 or . 492·9034 1815 S. Camino Real. San Clem Lady, yna 60. wd like compatJble companion aoclal. travel etc.. fin secure non amoke. M/F. 495 .... ,MERCEDEZ *ESCORTS• 24HRS. Man 3'1 ndl fem. for ~· boy dudnc ene Wed. TJO.J_...._. I ~;a 1: ..... ·~ .......... . ..... w-. 7071 ....................... AmblUom ma• tHlla' DOeiUGll W/"°"'81 CO. WllliDL_ltllYHt + travel~ .~ ..... Compl. uo detalllAt. PU ll CS.llv. Call the Pro., a.zn•.171-7• M•llr I ··~··'················· HauUn1. Yard Clean-upe. HUld)'manJot.. Jfllt,861M11 Haul, rielinup. ccincrete removal. Dump truck. Quick aerv. 6'2· 1638 JACKOFAU.TRADES H-u:h•ka! Plumbula. elec. heaUn1. •••••••• ..... ••••••••• odd joba. 836-e862 Want a RF.ALLY CLEAN Home Improvement, ZS yn exp. Fen«11. l'arpen- try & paintln&. 631-4264 -s ------................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAKDWOOD FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed Any!_1me. 832·•1 S:A ......... ······················~ lla1.1hng & Dump Jobs Ask for Randy. 54&-4368 t:l~1mups. lnmming & hau ling Free eslimatt'S f>57 lt271 Ul!:T R I D .OF U NSJGKTL Y TRASH + D E BRIS Sl111L O AU. CO LI,, S T lJ UENT S48·6428 HOUSE? Call GinJham Girl. FTeeest. ~Sl23 MftB Winter. Sp. Clean· ina. painUilJ, carpentry. Lie' d I Bonded. S46-26(WI, 979·6149 Xlnl. housekeeper needs work. Newport area. Great refs. 67~8890. Housel'leani.ng. Reliable, good work. steady job. Ref's646-7228 Lmdtc..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Renovatinf-Rototilling Sprinklers-lawns-clnups Dave642·4M3 Bud 646-8481 SELL idle items with • Daily Pilot Clauified Ad. M2-S878. Cu1tom brick. atone , block, concrece, atucro: Refa. Free•.S.Nll'l Brickwork. Small Jobs. Newport, c.o.ia Mesa ft Irvine. 875-3175 evea. Mey ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movln&'.' The Starving Colle1e Students Moving Co. hu grown, Insured aam e 1ood ser vice . 1Tl24 ·436 1,1c el)se . 641-8427 -----......... Srtlcft ••••••••••••••••••••••• LVN desires pvt duty nurse position. full or P IT. days or eves. Will house clean, shop or cook. Mature, reliable CdM refs. Shirley. Dys 760· 1837 eves 496-6842 ,..........,,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting& Papering Prof. work ... )'ee est Rsnbl. Steve. 547 .. l2HI DAVE'S PAJN1'1NG Ser ving Area 9 years Most Reasooable Insured. lic'd S86-M25 RALPH'S PA.JNTING lnt./ext. Prompt, 24 hrs. lie .. neat, refa. 962-4701 Fine ext/int. painting by Richard Sinor. Ur. ins Try me. U.MM 124 hrs I Painting & Papering Wallpaper removal Guaranteed Paul CuUer962·:l>06' 30% Disc t hru f'eb. Perfectionist. l do my own work. Curt !rill-1314 ext 1004 REASONABLE 1 ... 1c i-: lnl. /Ext. Free est. Cust. work 636-9453 Jack ""°'09 ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Photo Joumalist·capture the d ecis iv e . T hom Young wilJ shoot your modeling romposiles & pro dul't 11lustrat1 on Rates negotiable. ~5113 'latter /Repair ....................... Neal e_atches & texture:. "'"Est. 893-1439 . , ... ,. ....... AUTypea 538-7113 ....... , -••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO PLUMBING-No job too s mall or too bi&. free est. 24 hrs. 873-2887 Plumbin&. Remodelln11. Repairs. Leak Delee tion. & Drams Cleared Top Hat Plumbing 636·2030 -·----... O.lo• ....... ....................... Pvt Post Box Servi('<' THF. MAIL ROOM. :>.4 hr, 2600 E Cst llwyCdM-NH 640-0340or644 4'4RI IHUIM Senice ••••••••••••••••••••••• J OB HUNTING'! Make your 1st impression 110 an emµloyl·r r1•all:v count. Call M Car r 646·3806 l'Vt.'S RoofincJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New & rt't.'OVl'r... Hcva1r s pec1al1slfsl ay bu sy prices. Jlel1able. 5411 0512 IOOfl .. ALL TYP~/REPAIRS FREE Em1MATES Call Uob.'5411-0789 •Stucco. Repair1Con1t. Free Esl. Geor(!e 546-l&U ----· -r .... s.n&ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree & Shrub trimming. removal. yd clean-ups. hauling. <'Ofl<'rete. dirt. Jim Corwn63l-4~ . ------Typing Senlce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo'ast al·<·urate typing on I UM Corrt!d /Selt>ctric. other Sl'<'retarial work. llus1n ess le tters. re· s u mes. e l l'. K a ren 67J·l230 wi..dow C.u.i.g • •••••••••••••••••••••• "Let T~Sunshme In'' Call ~W\Shme Wi.ndow (..'lt'anin~. Ltd. 548-81153 Hom e & Commerical (.;hr 1stmas s ign s wash ed Call Slevt' 646-1!157 HelpW..ted 7100 HelpW...... 7100 H.&pW..t.d 7100 HelpW•t•d 7100 .tpWuted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• **** ACCOONTING PROFESSIONALS •WE PAY TOP RATES Far-.c...t lxp11lwe& ~SUh ./Staff Acct. $11.50/Hour Barnk r econt'11i<itw n . year end audit ana lysis One month-assrgmmm in l:os\a Mesa ./Staff Acct. $11.00/Hour Analysis of general ledger al'Cts. for year end. Manual & cum put er expe.r r equired One m onth ass ignme nt 111 Founta111 Valley. ./F/~/S llrpr. $9.00/Hour Post general ledger & make all adJusting en- tries. Heavy bank recon· c illallon. a~cou nt analys~. One month tt· signment 111 Anaheim . ./F/e#-/Slllfw. $8.50/Hour Gen e rllll a ccounlin l?. gener al lt!<Uler. bank rP conc1llatioli~. budlo(f'ls Indefinite assiitnment in Sanla Ana. ./Jr.Ace .. ._. $8.50/Hour necone1le AIP & A1 H. to gen era l le dger . Two wet'k assignment m San· lu Ana . ./f/C.T/l llrpr. $8.00/Hour P os t on pegbo ard system s multi sets ur hooks. lite payroll. t-:i~hl w e ek a ssH:nment in Fullerton. ./Allt ...... $7.00/Hour A t P , AI R. p ay roll . m 11nu.al syst e m . At · cur11te IC>Key. Six week assignment m Tust m. ./Allt ...... $7.00/Hour R econ cl l ia t1 0 n o f general ledger a ccl s .. payroll. AIR. A/P on computenzed systems. Three month assign m ent in Santu Ami. ./ A/P Cs.rt& $6.00/Hour Process A/P including computer coding. Three week aS11ignment In San ta Ana. ./ Acct.J. Cs.rt& $5.50/Hour Good 10 key. Ute bkpg. 11till1. nlin.J. Indefinite a11i1nmen\ In Irvine area. Call for Appotntment 547.7531 - AcCGlldllts Ovlrload 10llN.1Wn.S&e1011 S.U At1J!., Ca. **** Accounting •A/RS&feMsor •Night Aldtor Sev:~~!!~~ op- portunities e.xist for ex- periencl'd & qualified account ing p eDple Prestigious hotel offe rs excelL benefits indud ing free meal per shifl. Apply 9AM·Noon. Mon- F'ri. Personnel MAUIOTTHOT& 900 Newport Center Dr . Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/Jo' Accountiri& STAffACCT. Dy namic growth has created this responsible position m our Property Management Fin ann• De pt. The s u ccessful candidate will assist in financial reporting for (•nmme rcial. industrial & mulU-family ~round leas e s & indus trial building leases. A bus1 ness/finance dc~rce is des irable & 1-2 yrs. ex- pe.r . is a definite plus IO·key by touch is dc sirable. We offe r (·om petitive salary with an ex eel lent b e n e fits package. Submit ap· plk!atiomtCY. THE llVIHE CO. 1061 Camelback St Newport lk>aeh 714-644-6796 Equal Opply Emplyr AP All'neff MGR. Husband and wife for 30 units. Costa Mesa. Adult complex . s alary & 3 Bdrm 2 Ba apt. 833-1361 d,ys, 55 7 7630 CVS, wknds .. Dave Arc hitedure JOB CAPTAIN SR. DRAFTSPt.:HSONS Xlnt. opportunity with Newport Beach office_ W. Rylee AJA 640-4M2 ------ Assemblers { ELECTRONIC ASSErtll.IRS Prev ious experien ce with cabling. harness- ing. soldering and work ing wilh small sub as semblies. We offer a stable work · environmerat with a n ex c e l l e nt s ala r y and be nefits package. rn eluding company pau:i Medical, Life & Dental Ins urances. Pens ion Pla n, Savings Plan with high interest rate. 11 paid holidays per hear and I weeJc paid vaca· tion after 6 months. This pos ition must be failed immediately. Apply in person or call 714/546-7711 lilDS TAIVlX, INC. • ..._ ... 0 .............. , ..... -"• 3180Redhil1Ave. (S.D Fwy&Paularinol Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Equal Orp En:plrr M/F AUTOManVE •ASSISTANT IODYSHOP....._ P~rmaoent, pleasant worklnJ conch\ions in busy shop! Some ex· perfence preferred. Good pay. Opp. ror ad· vancement. See Mr. Wr.!l.h\. How.-a. .... Dove" Quail Sll. NEWPORT BEACH la Your Profeuioa HOlllC ltlCPAJRS? bid JOU bow JPU ca• ,._ a elaellW ad ta .. D.uJ PUol lentee .,.,....., fw I Wa.ole ...... --llttle u ... ,,...,, ........ ......tall ..... AUTOM<mVE PAJn'S COUMllRMAM Deale r ship or foreign auto parts eJC'perae lll'l' preferred. Call Glen for an a~pointment. ROY CARVER ROU.SROYCE A.elMW 640-6444 • AUfOSALES AHDLUSIMG! Get set for 1981 & tht· J Car ~ Neal Chevy s tore 1n e x c iting A1 r porl 1n cluslrta l romplex wa ll add 3 com h in a u un s alesper.ions now for EZ s tra ig ht sell & least> Generous pay & demo plan Auto. expt•ncm·c· not r('Qwrl'd , hut pn• VIOUS selling helpful S(ol· Sales M,,:r._ HOW A11D 0.vrolet Dove & (luatl St:. N EWPOlff H•;A<.:11 UABYSITI .. :R-L1ve Jn I yr old girl Salary + Inv cly r oom & baith LX1v•·1· Shor es. NH 752-21!17 Banking -TB.I.ER NEWPORT Im mediah• p os1t111n a vaal11ble lo s h11rp. m a ture indiv idual. P"r e v ious T elle r e x- perien ce prererred or minimum 6 months cash handling expc r wnet· Type ~25. Good figure aptitude & rommWlka tion skills rl'qwred 1-:x cellent benefits & ad v a n cement opportuml1cs John Laun. 675·4500 LOSAMGIUS FU HAL SA YING ~l!"!~l:lh:d - Newport He<ieh 675·4500 l-:OE 1 M il:-' Bunking Newport Bt·a rh offln• seeks full lime Teller Exper prl!ferrtod, I.all' typin1-1. lO·kt•y a1ldin~ machine. Wr offer go111l Startin~ salary & rnm pany bencfiL'I. t1ualif1c1I applicants pleasl• l'all Ph y ll i s lm o nt 1 . 714·644· 72S5. WESTllH FIOHAL SAVIHGS 114 Corixirate Plaz<i Newport Beach CA !fl66ll 1-:.0 .E . MF BANK IN<; SAVltcS omCER Glendale Ft-deral Sa~ mgs, a leader in the Sa v- ings & Loan industry is seeking a SavmJ.lS ()f. fH·er for the1 r t:ost11 Mesa branch Qualified and1 v1tlual llhould typt> 4Swpm and have a minimum of two year!! new accounts ex- perienl'e . Notary Publk preferred. This position w\11 '"""uire. rotatinl( Saturday work. You will be responsible for open ing various type s of savings a c- rounts: ~e reports and maant.ain new ac·. count re«)ater. We are constantly grow· In& and creating new career opportunities. In addl\lon lo a friendly worklna environment we offer an exrellent ••lary and benefit packa,.. for further In· formatloftcall: 1714t 60-471 ' ClBIMLE FBDM. SA91S 2JM...._ll¥tl. c-. ....... C&t1616 ICq...&~1 . I , 111/! B a nking He publ1e F eder <1I Savini:!> h :is openmg for: full \1111e teller . full l im e n1•111 a eels, P 1T lcllt·r. Sal al')' + £r111ge bcn 1.·f 1t~ l.aguna Nigud. 4!15 Oli5IJ o r 8:.1 1-1940. 1<: () E Mii-' II Bank1ni: TilLER NEW ACCOUNTS Ft;U . Tl.\1E Pos11111n a\'ailablc m our So l'oa1;t PlaZ<t 11ffi t•1· E x per rt.>ti'd C;ill Kathy Amburge) !>ill -I'~ CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SavJMja&Locm 6!1:> TO\\TI Center IJr Cosla Mesa. C/\ 92tilfi Equal Opportunity ~'.mployC'r HANKING TB.LERS Ex.-ienced& Trait.ft Positiou Coluneia SaviftCJs ..tLoGil Auodation 9IO S Broo4<hurst. Anahc•1m 1'.:qual 011portumt~ E mplo~·l"r !\J F Banking TillER FULL TIME I mmcd1ak 11ppt1rlu111ty 1s now av:11l;1bll' ;11 11ur San l'l1•1Tll'nl1• hra11d1 l'or ri·spon:-.ihlf' tt•ll1·r with prt•\ IOU" S&L h:111k1ng 1·x1wr11·m·1•. Wo• .,..~·k 111 t.l111dual with 1·1w 1 !.!~ 1• n l h u s 1 a~ m a 11 ti .i Sjit-1·1.11 na1r for 111•1rk111i.; 1111th ttw pulil11· 1-., 1·ell•·111 lt.11·al11111 111alo1•, th1:. qwtl' .111 a1Jt11•.1l1n1· uµµort ullll) fur llw I 1gltl rwr.,1m Fur I 11rtlw1 111 r111 m.itwn plt'.l'l' I :111 .1., •• 11 :'oh11 ~··ll1· i 14 l!'t:~f,i~-,1 -BRENTWOOD SAYINGS & LOAN 570 < 'amm1111!· 1-:,11 l'll.1 San l'lr·ml'nt•· I ·a :1:!li7 .• EqL1<1I I 1111• ir\111111 \ f':mplu''l'f ;\I I-' Bank1n.i · ./ TB.LER ~Time WELLS FARGO BANK -15!10 ;\l;w,\11h11r Ill\ d :-.; ''"' pon lll•al'l1, ( · 11 E 'I u a I 0 pp I': m p I ~ 1 ~\ F-ll Bank mg TEU.IRS Expcrwm·~· n-.1·11 :'\1111 :.alairy & hcnrflh \pjil~ l'crsonn1•I HERIT AGI IANI< 721 N Euehd. i\n,1h1•1111 9!11 Jfl/'~ I E II I. Bl\NKING NEW BRANCH Ow Point I 111 rrwchat1• opportunity ,1\'a1l a hlt• BRANCH MANAGER llt•t1u1n·~ rmn 2 yr~. 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Hui co .............. ...... •Tellers CWT81 epc Ir 9' err. •Analysis Clerk w .......... .,. It• •Acc.-.S..+lat •Messenger ...... JPM te I IPM. Tllfs fll .... ,, .. ,.. HC .... ,._ 1111& 0.. •• d ..... -Check Sorter Mochine O p ef'Otor ,,._ IJPM te IAM. We,.,•.._ hr"""" ..ti. "• .......................... . PAT MAGILL (114)MMOIO M .=.vy ..., .......... ,., ... W-*4 -71M ·~ --' ~ . • • • • ie;;T ••••••••••••••••••• Wiif.. " -W 'If 71• ..... __. ,. .. HANDYllANUMl&lfljoyl , •••••-•• ........ : k.MM•n• ..... -..... l.;;T.••-.••••••• .. 0 ••0 pr'Gltl•m ldvlnl ' work· ·r1-'1.., '"'--'--' _ «.:OUlllT&R twlp, f1Ume Ina wll.h handll. In 1d. ..,.._ ..... (,'eeU "~. AHbl11Plf90ft·Ste<'lltt envlronmut w /job ACTUAIAL SPECIALIST •••· Drt••• T.U. * * • Clea•era. curn•r o f ucur1ty • ben.fitll •••· r ... M /r i H •V o o 1dto•e1 t • Call ~. btwn 8 • C.ud Ill lSll $111111111 Yorktown. HB ~AM , Mm Fri _ ...... aWTtllr Nul..I l'OUVl.EWAHTEI> ltARl>WAftESALES Pacific Mutual, a lead· ant West Coaat in- 1 a.u an ce company headquartered In New{>Olt Beach. bu an openan1 for an Actuarial S peciall1l to perform cost calculation and an· Sl41 W <'pd H1111·v l 'OC'ONI ~ .. ill 113 lil40 ~(I ~. IANKIN4.i C __ -1_.WTtllr t;:i ~~_j)r'ff t'"rt'IOI U•lt•4 C:eHfer•I• ... Sh lllhlf\M/\ h tt.. \ t 1 IH .. So I •It.ft• •• t/1J thioquc-1 Srrvu,. l'e·ovlr 'ti •llrr:t "1111 ,..,,,.,. &I ~ bt>y't "•.Ph ll• "'11111 Surf le SiAn1t 111•11 I Li,un .. 8t·h•~ Ml· ~ J d.ii} llew& ~I H..11" h11 .. .'le.,. pon 8al'h .. 1111111 u ti~ ~LI\& Ml'l'l"l>h~t I:! h ~on Fn 67>61LSS llAUTYOPa. ~1th ro110 ... in11: A'"'" ~-\Sl{'TRIST rrH sp .. l't' ml.Dr du .,. 1 JI>~ lips «. JWC111·urt.'1> ;rntl .,. Ork Saturday,. ~!N 1612 llAlll'Y Ha•tlst/ ToptWrC....... Help• We are turnrnl! a ... ay business & nl'l'ti 5 progress1w hairst~ h~t~ for a busy mall salon Guaranteed :.alar). tup com m 1SS1on. paid 'al' a lions . advWll'ed lrauun).! by our lra1·ehn).! styll• directon. If you .,.ould like lo adv anc'l' 111 uu r profession please t•all 546-7186. Beauty HAIRSTYLIST We art proud or our salon & sly lists'. Busy Npt Bch salon is i:row· ang again. orfering top pay r etirt'ment medical & dental vacation plans & mul'h more. Compare our total ea rnings packa).!c w /other salons. Increase your followinS( & earn· ings potential.~ Apply m person· JC PENNEY 24 Fashion b land. N B E ,O,F.. M ... llCKPG/ ASST. P ayroll • PersonE·I .Joh Cost. For urban dt·~11tn firm. sal l'Ommen:;uratl' w exp Pleaut· send rl' sum e l o PHH IKOl 2 Sky_p~k C~r. Irv, ~l'l7 M HICPl/Gtll. ,..DAY Some restaurant exp h e lpful. Ap.QI~· in j)erson · The V1llai;:t• Inn. 127 Mannt' Av. Balhoa Island. IOOIOCEEPER/n Approx 20 hrs wk. T ustin AI P. A R. payroll Call 832 1900 or mail n.•sumt· lo PO Hox 18884. ln•r:il:'. Ca 92713 ~ laafdr11perf'/T Work for Npt. l:lch. r ltr 3 day wk Toppay' Free& E.O.E • I rvi n e Per sonn l'I Agenc·y 488 I::. 17th, Costa Mesa Suite 224 642· 1470 ~ IOOICIC9Elt for Newport Penin. real eslale olfice. 3 lo 4 duv week. AIP·A R thru T IB. 10 key. light lypini:. Call foe appt. 675.-46.'ll ------ •CAIDttlYERS• Checker Cab no-0222 CASNER .Experienced. Must have basic photo knowledt.:t' Full lime. lmmed. open i ng . Pho t ogr aph y Unlim ited. 16889 Beach Blvd. Huntinl(ton Beach. 847·3664. ----- CASHIER/HOlJSF.WAR .. SALES. Appl y i n per so n : Cro wn Hardware, 1024 Irvi ne <Westd lff Plaza> N.B. CAllERS UTDTIM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We promote to manage· ment & supervision from within. WANTACAREER? COltaMesa Ill Del Mar 631·9421 Laguna Beach U.-923.1 Huntin&lon Beach S9116 Child Care Supervlaor for full Ume employ. ment. MUil Wte It have exper. w/cbUdren. Call between 1-5. 912·11'14. Tracy. a.CAL PIT 011111.Y a.a hrt/day Flea MW. nr airport attraeUve office wlll ·u.m.--.-.n• ....... M1n111.an:uall bullln~• Apply In ~l'IUJ · Crown •·u11 Unw opptN'h&nll)' ParMunt! Wiil tr•&n Hudware, 100. lrvlnt•, tor Qllallfted t)'s*lln •C C·~.'m' •Pl't Mf.32711 CWl'•lcllft Pla~I N H ~vJ,t" h~~-vi~~·. CUSTODIAN lll':AK Lrs Olrr• TUISb -ret•na& akJJh, EnJQ) t'ull timu 3l'M 11 l'M ltdlnt<ry ('urp olftrs an eanll twrwfib 1m•lud M 111., or ftm1111lt llu1 h111 llJIPorl wuty for high in tat-',... ......,. .... •lt•O .. ~ -~ U-C,h-u -k c. um "-J' l~ i:.s ~s h Ap11ly iAM N11u11 Mon 1131 2MC), MOii .,.l'I M ~ bu11 u i.1·s an<t fr11111e .QY.•I • -• -·•---·~ ~-~·- defined benefit pension plans. analyze current position and experience trends, prepare annual reports and some lax fil· ang information. •'r1 Pilit/fi DILIYMYPMiROH hentf1tl> 111 tht' <.:11:.tu MA HOT& :a ~1 .. ,.11 drt'a ReRardlt<SS ('..,,1 .. Mt<bu Ph .. r111J1' uf ClllJl!rlt'Ol'l', writ•· llllll N•wp.wt l '•'flh'r llr N.,_.11Uf1 ._,w1·h t;3u.1 orr t:rnflrr M 1- HAPPY NEWYW fltllM .. :\' .. :It \'I IN t. \I I' 557-0045 n n 11rC1t Street ... .,... ..... Clt•ncal c ollcl •• a.it l 111 ml"d I lune o&>enmg for pt'l"SC.ll w ·111sur11m·e fullo.,. up exper & gd oqean1ution;il sk ill~ L1lt-l}'PU1i Cuata Mesa Me monal Ho&p1lal 301 Virtona. C.M E .O.E. M1F 1H CLERICAL PART-TIME OFRCE CLERIC " Oshman's hus an im I m ediate part-time 11pt•n mg in our d1v1s1unal of face Some llt'ncral orfH'l' and 10 kev expt'rit•nc•t• 1~ requrred.°lluurs arl' fh·x ible. Mond ay throu,::h Friday. 20-2.5 hours pt•r week. For more information. c a I I P l' rs o n n 1· I a I 714·!>57-!lfll.!I OSHMAN'S sromMG Gooos 3300 S. Fain It'" St SANTAANA F.Ot-: M F CLERK For l11•kel a,::cm·~ l\l un Fri 101\:vl :11':\I Will train. Appl !>!Ji !1212 :'.llewport Stutuml'r' In" Clerk-hquur stof'l'. 1m medaall' pt1Mt111n avalla ble [or malw-c adult lo work in l'lt•an head1 area liquor store Jr mark~ We art• hl<'att'<I m a small friendly :;hop pmR t·enter on Cc1;1st II w y, ~1 tros~ I rom Dohl'ny Slat•· l'ark t-:x t•clL :-turlin i.: s alar~ knowledge of wine & tJ1~ lllled spints ht•lpfol liut not nect'Ssar~ ('all Honr1 or apply 111 111•rso11 <JI Triad Liquor lrw :~1a211 Coast llwy. l>una l't 661 6455 C'LE HK. :vl urshal foll time. perm p11Ml1Un with l) Co. Marshal. Santa Ana I lfr ~ nw ~ l)t'nefil s . 4 0 w pm . i:enera l ofc skills req 'n ll.'W·350'.!9·41'M CLOT>ESTIME Hiring fur part t 1m1· sales & asst mana).!l'r lrami:es. Call 1;.1;i. n:n -·COOi F or pre.school 1-:x perienced Part or full l ime. Irvine. ~1-453.1. •COOK NEEDED• 1Mt4DIATB.Y Full Time Days Apply in person Dick Churc·h 's R est. 2698 Ncwpo rl Blvd.C.M. COOIC Opportunity exists f(>r reliable person to work as a breakfast Cook for one or ou r h o tel restaurants. Short order cooking experience prl'· ferred. 1,o;njoy ex<·ell. company benefits. App· ly 9AM-Noon, Mon-f'ri Personnel MAUIOTT HOT&. 900 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/F -------- COOIC Pt/time relief pos. Ex- pe r . in Institutional cook in& pref'd. Costa Mesa Memorial Holpltal 301 Victoria, C.M. E.O.E. M/F /H COOi To start Immediately, part time, pre-school. 8S'1·1Xt. COOICWAM1'9 Mon-Fri, approx. f.I. Apply from 2·4pm at Cask 'n Cleaver, 1860 Dove, N.B. 752-2UI. COUNTER Woman, full time, alto Perl time IHmatrete. Michel '1 Cleaneu. L•1un• Nlt...a,-..w \lull ... " HHI l>t:! Ulllti It F St-ar.i. Pres . &x 711 , 1-'t Wurth. Tx 7tl101 D&IYIAY <\ 11111 rouh! A11v1 cil\ hr ' I llom N1."l.<1t rt'l>IJtHl'thlo• ltl'( )Uf) With l'l'1tl11llll \ I\ jJt' JUlo i\11p111,\ 1>11111 1111(' S4at} $5511 11141 \! .. p1•1acla ng U0 nt•._'>11.tlH'I 11rnll• An up .. 111111! ,., 1,t, 111 l 'o1:.ta Mc:>.1 & 1111111 1n.ito11 lkul'h t'.111 1111111 l am l:!lllUI \j.'\I 711.( lh-lltJI f\Ul~I'. d 1.111 ,11h· l•1·clu 1)1111 'lll•+.1•1 l'\I' 1111•1 h ill "111 ll ;1111 I IL!hl IH'l',llCI t>'4 i•H I :'\:pt I 'tr D&nAL. I l1•11tul front 111111•1· 1-'.x pt•r l.lt'l!IJllJlll, Ill 'urJm 1• l} 1•rn1: Xlrll lct(·at11111 "~'tahlt>.twtl 111 f I C' I' \11111 ' lli II k I' I 1;.15 li~>\11 Uonll•st11· COMPANION 1\~~1:-l l'ldl•rl~ ll"I"'""· h \l' Ill l'l'i~<RSY llOM 1-:S'l'll' I.I\ t' 1111'1tlll IHllllUll for 72 )'I' old hut~ 11n walkt•r :\tu~t ctn 11•, prt'µun• nwal,, let1• -h~~kpi: Salur~ S.51•• mn Fur 111tl'f'l 1t'", 11:1:111:11!1 FcK11I S"rv1C'1'S l'A llT TIMI'. Wtlll l\ 1\\' A I I.A Ill.to:' 1"1·1•!1 ,1 l1ttl1• l'Xtra 111"11<'"' Work rur th1· ln1111· &l'n1(1t•d Sc•t1t111l 111, tril'l foo1l Sl'I'\ ll'l' 1l1•pt p<irt t1mt• & still 1•1tJ111 othl'r U('ll\'lltt·~ rur I h1• batunc•<• of lhl' day \pp· Iv 2!14 1 Altou ,\q• lrvrnl' 552·1383 E o t: FoodSeniu WOl"Ur F ·lr me open1n)! In tolll' L>wtary l>cpt I lo)>p1tal food st'r\'IC'I' 1•i.111•1 llrt'f cl l'O!ila ~lt·~a ~h'monal llosp1lal 3111 \'1l'l11na. (.' ~1 1'4.2 n:i.t 1-:.U E '.\1 I-' II (;l'n1•ral I )ff1n· lld p l11r hu~\' ~11h-t·onlral'l 111· 111 rtl'~ E x 11 h1·lp l111 Schl'<lulmg. typ1111:. r11 Ill A & ~ horll.'s ~Ill f>f> II 'iEHIRAL OFACE Pt<rmancnt. f I 1m1· r>uS for re~1onal d1str1hut1vn r tr of mJr a thll't1r shore mrgr hx:all'Cl 1111 I~ in l.ak1· Furl'~I 11-;1 Toro 1. Must 1y111· sowp1i1 + & h avt• t.:d hllsl(' muth (.ril ~alar~ & rr rni::l· lJl'nd1t;. prol!ram ~ncl rl'sum1• t11 tht• attn of l!arhara. k nw1k ... Shew Co 2:1M!ll llt•mm .. Hrdl!•'. Lak•· F11n•,t. Ca 926Jll Gl'nt'l'al The lc6oa lay Club iSftOW~ R•st.rant Mgr. Full laml'. Ev<'s. Must h;· avail. wknds ~tu>.t h:11;• previous restaurant l'XIJ f'enaNI Cl«tt Btl1ngual ~lust l~Pt' 50wpm. F'ull timt'. ~011 f<'rt. R :JI~~ l'lt•;1s1· <'all ror upfil. G4~·13f.>8. Mun. 1-'rL 8 .30·5. HELP WAMTID I' T rlt•x schedulmg day or 111i,:ht \'uJI ror mformu tum !157 tr717 H.ll'k HaepitdStaff Ii El.I!'.: ... HN's I, \'N's :-.l'l'<l t••1 for a ll shifts Dt•"tl!ll your own work Wt't'k 'll1·" pay ralt'l> l.it'!-1 :'llur.•..; Ht-~t~lr~ co~ta M•~J ir>4 li77 1 ,\II U he I Ill !l5li J'1J(I Hosnss Seeking an uuti:u111g 111 ell\ 1llu.1I rur prt·~t11:111ul>. Ill'" rt•al e:-talt' dl'H'IOI> 111 1• n t S <1 n J u a n 1·ap1str;rno Lil<' !Wt' y work no 1•xp Ill'<' I' T 11111\ Call "l'lw 1111111 t'lui1" ut 1213JK28-257l llott>I Fmnt lx-:..k l'll•rk. Apply to l'mdy Surf & Sa nd lltlll'I. J..1,..:1111a lkh 1!17 11>177 I llutt•I Housekeepers & Laundry Attendants \\'1• h;l\1' 1mml'<ha1t· lull 1 1 1111\t' npt•ntng~ 111 1 hu11 >t' kl•1•1wr~, s1·t·t 111n h11t1l>l'k•'<'I"'"" & laundry ;1tkt1d;111L' Must h1· ahh· tu w11rk ll1-.x1hlt· hours . tll'l'USSIOllal \H'l'kl'nols & h nl 1da'' 1-:xr t'll hl•ncf1l~ & \\Uf'klflt.: l'Cln d1t1111b 1111·1tK1111J.t a fr l'l' meal pt•t "haft A1>1>l.' 9A M ;-.;uun. ~ton Vrr I' l' rsumwl MARRJOTI HOTEL !JIHJ i\1•"pc111 t 't·nh·1 Or • :'l:•'"l>1ll't H1«1d1 t-:t111.ol ll1•p Empl~ r M F I lot<:I HOST /HOSTESS Hequ1red are : high degree of accuracy, at· tenlion lo detail. math r e asoning, familiarity with calculalmg/addin& ma ch ine and lhe ability to analyie und solve pro · olems on one's own. Also effective (·ommunica· t aon in wrilinR is very important Applicant mui.t ha\'C <·ompleled l'lllll'!(e algebra and pre· \'to u:. l'Xµerien<'e en ):roup clefmed benefit plan valu ati o n s . Fetm1l1uri t y with 1-'llHTHAN und som e 1•umpuh •r program· mtnl! bat·ki:round would bt' ht>lpru1 We offl'r outstanding work inlo( t·ondilions. ~·ompelil1\'\.' i;alury und a l 1her a l h e nefits r1a ckaJ.(e. wtuch mdudl's me\!tl'ul denta l co\' l'ragc anrt tu1t 111n rl' fund tr vou url' interested in thls 1rnportan1 position. plC'ase apply 1n j)t!rs•m al l'l.'rsonnl'I Ot'pt. or l'all Jt•n n1 e l'odv 17 14 1640 3!132. l>t•pt fo: 047 i PACIRC MUTUAL 700 Nl'wµort Center Ur Nt'w port llt•U<'h . CA !126611 1':qual()pP· Empl. Mi i'' LOAN PROCESSOR Ch<tllt'Mlllli! po:-1l1110 In growini: savinl(" etnd loan. l>ultl'l> will ml'ludt• pnol't'SSllli! n ·al t•stall' lu11ns fur sales and rl' f1nanc•1nl( firs t and ,..pc·on<l tru~t dl'l'cls, handling loan file from Full or p t1m1· !J<J:-111110~ "'ail for 1· .. 11ahlt•, p1·•111lc• 11ru·ntl1I pt•r,,1111., \'an1•d o,l11lt~ .. :njo~ t•i. rl'll 1·ompan1 lu•nd 1h 111tl11clrnc a fn·1· m1•al pt•r shift /\pply !IAM Noon. M•ll'l .. 'Ti Pf-r~un nrl MARIUOTI HOTEL 9lMI Ncwpon l '<>rm•r Dr ;\il'Wpi!rt Ht·.i1·h EttUitl Op11 Ernplvr M F I applet·aturn throul{h fund111g At lcaslon1·antl a half year.. cxp..'ricnl'l' prol't'~smi: t·u11\'entmnul rea I l'Slate loanl> for a S&L. t·o.nnmcrcial hank <1r mortgage banke r . and typing of 45-55 wpm a re required. We offer t•JC.cept1onal J:r owlh !}Men t 1 a I. ex.cell en.t I salary and out.standing I ht>nt•hls Plea~e apply ---------• from I 411m al, I un T JIUHSOAY .• Jan. 8. llot t•I TENNS ATIDl)ENT l'arl trnw po~;1t1on for, tennis ot1l'nh~I 11er~on Upportumly lo Jilin !Jr<" "l1g11111~ hotf'I "taff App I~ llA:\I . uoo, :\ton Fn l'eri.onnd MARIUOTI HOTEL !Jl)ct I\ l'WPort <:ente r l)r N l'Wport lkach Equal O!Jp t-:mplyr M F llOt:SE<.:LEAN F.KS To S51hr. car. 645·512:; .... - RDBJTY FIDBIAL Sa\'ings and Loan Assn. 1.515 WE.'Stclifr (at Dover ) Newport Reach An Equal Opply Employer • MAIDWAMTID Seaciiff Motel. 1661 So. t:oasl , HW . Lag Bch. 494·48!12 MAIMT8'AMCI Work in beautiful Dana Point Harbor. Plumbing & painting experience preferred. $4/hr s tart + benefits. 'Apply Tues.· Sat: Dana PC!iol MLrina Co. 247ol Dana or: Dana Point. I lluul>c kt'<'pcr ncedl'CI 11art timt• i\b11 C'hallh':.rt' ----------(;nnd pa). l'all 6-11 9:123 MICHAMC GEMEltAL OFACE N(lwport lkal·h :.on·:i l•> S7.50 Thts 1~ a stahlc'. growan~ c·o. You will 1111 the typinR of PfllJIO!->ab a nd some enl!mt•t•rin~ s pecs. Their b<'n1•f11-. J)ackage is un~uah.'<1 557-6122. 731-7711 100'1, Frl'Ct0Appl11·anl '-~s~•lu 4500Campus Ur , :'II.II 14211 Yorha St. Tustin Open Monday EvemnRS By Appointment Only G• Ofc/lecpt. Type ~. Fash. Island Greal people' Lit Reinders A~enc·y 4020 Birch, 1':'1l '64 EOfo: Newgort/1133-8190/ "'ree GUAIDS f'ull & part lime. All areas. UniforJTls rum'd . A1es 21 or over. retired welcome. Noexper. nee. Apply : Universal Protection Service. 1226 W. Sth St.. Santa Ana. Interview hrs: 9· 12 & 1·4. HOUSBEEPER l 'rl!cnt Need To take full rci,pon~1h1lt· l> of houaehhl. For <! arlult>. lti·r~ & mtt·rvu·w req d Salury op•·n 640 till2K lllH;st-:1\EEl'EH 1 or 2 day" we1•k l\s k for M ll~l!ll', .\!~I 4.W'J lf lll'S El\EEl'EH Wet'kN1d r elief. ltt•lra hit'. malltrl' wom:in to II\ c lfl w1lh sam1· lfrf'l> req ·11 (;,i-1212Q&1;1:1·2!191 HOUSEK~:EPEH. cxp'cl. 3l'M thru dinner, Must have knowlctlge or t•ook ing & Sl'rvlll~. Pi>rma nenl 631 113.1 l~ATE OPEMMG Forqualif1E.'. to Ice,._& Mon· Fri. ----H.._•lce Hairstylist Jan.6thrulllh Help! We are tu ming ---! Long Beach Attn• •way bulineu. Inn~ Tickets must be n -ot 5 fllll Ml'Vice stylists changed for reserved for our' pro1reuive 1eata at lhe Convention 11lon. Advanced train· Center ahead ol time. Ina. Ouaranleed Hlary, Call 642·11878. ext. 272 to loeda ol blnel\ta, Pleue claim your ticuu. cell: 141-7111. * • * 1'e falllelt .,..., • &Ile n.. fut.at draw in the w-. .a DallJ Pilot W19t. .a Dell1 P Uot a_... M . ....... Clwlfted Ad. M2·M'71. Hunt Bch service sla· lion. t-:xp & good ref's es· senlial, own tools neces . Sa I ha s u_d on exp. !146·8270 McdiC'al Assist. front of· rice. for G.P .. exp pre· rerred. mail re11ume of· fi ce manal(er : 35 1 Hospital Rd. Ste ll8. N.R, 92663. MEDI CAL Assist_ Front ofr. Some typing. Exp. pref'd 6.11-5001 ---- Medic al X·IAYTICH Parllime, 30 hours a week. S days. Newport Beach office. 631-4422. Mort(age ___ _ I .I. APPllAISAL ASSISTAHT SECRETARIAL SKILLS ac ACCURATE TYPING REQ . (6SWPM >. REAL ESTATE OR AP· PRAISAL F.XPER, SOME COLLEGE BACKGROUND PREFERRED. Major morstaa1e bank· In& firm la eeekln& lD· telll1ent trainee to ualtt w /apprailal ~ckalin1 for I.he flnancinl Ol II commercial real estate project.a. MUil have own car 6 be wtllina to make site inapect.IOftl, after sultabt. traininl period. Xlnt benefit•. Salary baaedonexper. Equal <>PPlY Em,2lol_er RALPH--c. SUTKO co. N.wport 8eecb oltic. From ()r.npCounty C.U~l .~~ ~?~ ..... ~!! ~~~ ..... ?!=·;==-.~~ ..... ?!~~~~~ ...... !! ... .... Ami PBX RZCPT/ll:C'V, Won· - Put Ume, U ·1. 4l·bed. Hou11wlve1, auppl•· dsfuJ~lottU.ri1ht T '4f J Convai.e.t Hoepltal. mnt your bu.bend'• indlvlduat ! •hltl· _ _ CoetaM ... s.11111. ..auy. Pat time, hll . fecetedPClllrequi,.ac · I ~ time po9itiona evall. curatet.n*illtprevioul NURSE<RNl DMdedlor aow . Call Clara : .tc. exp. Salary com· Trial• pmltlon. N .B. 140·1110, or Nick : menaurate 1#/uper. **SICllT ... S•• You're thanked for the beat year In hlltory of business. Special "Thanks" to Karen Elder & Barbara Mal.hleu for making It all ha~!--. location. Xlnt hn 6 551.1m. South ecmt Plua Town :::.:~\•·,!r'r! ~~: PBX OPERATOR· Ctr.loc.Tl'-•2121 ble). Telephone ana Hrvlce 1ra veyd, day 6 eve uc:.noMST Full time" Mon .. Fri. Muat be personable • well-1roomed. & enjoy meetin1 the public. Re· ~r~~-Sj?Cllin~ • penmanlhip. No typing. Phone experience pre· ferred. f'ull company benefits. Apply P en· MURSES ASSISTAMI' "Parflfmf"ln cc.ta Men clinic. Spanish apeak· in1. no experience re- quired. $4.115 en hour to •tart. COUNTY OF ORANGE Personnel Dept . 62SN. Rm&St .. RoomG180 Santa Ana, Ca 912"101 (714)834-2844 Affirmative Action Employer M/F ....._Aldft/LVM We need you now for staff relief. Acute h0&pl .. all shifts~ Del!lign your own work week. New pay rates. Besl Nurses Registry Costa Mesa 754·6771 Anaheim 956-3430 MUISIMG LVN, part lime. 11-7. Country Club Convales· cent. 549-3061. OfRCI Sec relary /Receptionist for solo MU nr Hoag Hospital. Musl t ype 60W PM. SlOOO mo. 40 hrs Mon·"'ri, Pleas4! send re· s ume to Classified Ad 11782 , Dally Pilot Newspaper, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca. !12626 OFFICI CLlllC Uur invoiee offit·e is seek ang an ind1 vidua I with a pleasant manner & lhe ability lo use the 10-key accurately. At least lyr of office exper. 1s required. We oHer an xlnl. benefit package m - l'l u d i ng di Hounl privilege. medical. den- tal & life iosurance. pro- fit ·s haring & pe n's ion plan. - Temporary Assiicnment IMVINl'OIY CUMS 2 weeks: 1·19 through 1·31. Hours: 6AM·10AM &6AM·2:30PM Apj>ly ~--on : J.C. y 24 Fashion Island N.8. KO.E. M/F Oper ..... r.1-11 Back-up wire operator need«lfor widely known stock brokerage firm Typing req'd. lmmed. opening. Call He le n "McGintey :-GM·?m. Part·time typist for busy Aircraft dealer al OC Airport. Flexible hrs w /possibility for full· time . Acc urate lo SOWPM w /s horlhand prefern!d. Call 54G-2720 fo r appt . Mis sio n Beachcrart 18741 No. Air~rt Way, SA. Part time cook apply in person. Nutt Lynch's 311 Palm. Balboa67>1SS6 Part time bartender app- 1 y in person. Mutt Lynch's 311 Palm, Balboa 67> lS56 National medic al laborat.ocy -ha.a 2 part· time openings for our new facility in San Juan Capistrano. One position is for a glassware a id, c leaning laboratory ,lassware. 11le other is or a dala -enlry operator, entering lest results. candidates for the lasl position should have some typing skills. Please call COLLECT for appli ca tion materials. Carol H. White 1213) 547.4075 or (213) 519-8582 Nichols Institute P.O. Box92797 World Way P0&tal Clr. Los Angeles, Ca 90009 Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity Employer M/F PBX PBX llUATORS Full It p/t.lme pmltions avail for reliable persona with pleasant 6 efficient phone manner. Nl&hl shift.a w/rotatin1 weekends. Enjoy ex· cellent co. benetlta in· cludint a free meal per shift. !J".L MM·Noon. MM"A~ 900 Newpirt Center Dr. Newpirt Beach ?:qu•••wrr1111,. UIUa llJea Muff.t Ht oa a Nr.t, aloat came• ........ ,. .. la~ DallJ Piiot Cle1111lecl ................ ,. M'a 'IWW Md ._.lilt II lar •·•· Y• eu ..U ,._,.,,. ....... of odler \lli•P tllrMlll DaUJ Pllet Clet1ift .. ~CID---. 1hift1. Will train . M7·5145 PBX , Studenta; do~-want lo earn extra d ollars ? Work part time. No ex· per. neceuary. Retlular raises •·co. benefits. Call Clara: 640-1110 or Nick: 557·T1T7. PIST CONl'IOL Local leading pest con· lrol company needs route technic ian for steady job due lo ex· panslon. F.nt.ry level, we train. Interviewing Mon. Jans. 10 to s pm. 566 E. Dyer Rd. Santa Ana. 979-6021 Picture Framer Ex· perienced. Part time. Art World f'rames. 656 No. Coast Hwy. La~ Bch. 494·81~. Pre.school TIACtBS To start immediately Part lime or full lime. Pre .school. 857-1263 PllM11M6 Pressman needed lo run Ile~ platei on multi 1250 Experience necessary Paid medical & dental. 4 day week. Call 951·9500 Lag~n~ Hi~I~. _ Production Part tame, Mon 2 :KJl'M- flnish , Tues. 1.00l'M fmash. Will tr ain Apply 1660 Placentia Ave C.M ,PIT . full charge bc111k keep e r . MfR Co 1n Garden Grove 891·5893 -; --- P1tame. 7days. 2hrs dat ly, AM delivery, I. A Times. $100 per week 1:'.agu~a Beach. 4!M·H4!Jli RCn/LTIDPPG Girl Friday, part or full lime. 1V sales & sen: H 8 . 963·3200 Real Estate agent sal<1r)'. + c ommiss i on dn telephone work & fall out forms oul of your house. & make big m ont>y' Leads furnish ed . nu escr ow work, Call Vu·tor 834·1702 Starl the year right by find ing oul about the car eer opporl unit•t<S available at St'lert Properties. If you have exper ience or an in lerest in learning about investment prope rties call for a ronfidenl1al in terview. We also have opportunities f o r establis hea 'pro . nysaver, 1880 Placentia Ave. Costa Mesa. Restaurant D&TACO 25252LaP•ld L ....... Grill pe~. full lime Wkdays. General help. part lime or full ltml' wkdays. Good for home· ·makers. mothers. c•ol lege students. Xlnl. pay & training. Interview , ~wn 2&6~~~:':. __ Restaurant MCDONAi.D'S Now hiring. full or part lime. l>ays & eves G r eat c a r ee r up portunilies. On thl' job lr ainint:. For mort' in formation. call 754·!1943 or inquire al 3141 Harhor Blvd,C.M. Sales HI F'1 Compo nenls . Salary . xl nt future C.M area 1-:01-: Mi l". Call M·F. 11 <!on l y . Mr Paul sl·n . 213·68.5·8543 S a I e s E x I c n ' 1 ' t• Houseplant knowl('<lgt• a musl. Ht't<11I expcrtt•nn• prefe rred Salar) & hours open. 64.S·IY.!IO SAi.ES Ir you art' ag~rt·ss1 \'t• and looking for a futun· in retail mi:mt " 1{1111d eu he ner1ts a1>ply in person !jum to I lam ~11.n lhru l'ri. S t anct ard Shoes. :.t77 So Bn!itul. c ~. Salts Part llmt' lricW Callultet Will tram P rf'h•r c·x penenC'e in woml'n·s n • lail s ult.-s 546· lll21 Sales SHOES MBfSSUITS FIMEJEWB.RY We h11ve full t1nw 1·11111 m1ss1on sall'l> upci1tnl!s in tht' uli<J\'t• rlt·part m ents fur quahf1t'll :.I'll mg SJ>l'l'lllh:it:. \\'(• 111 lf·r the best hen1·f1ts lff" gram or any rl't:.trl 1·nm PllnY. Apply in j)t!rson J C: P enneys, 24 F ash run Island. Newport JWa1·h E.O E . MF * •CataULTAMr• * Ex per. in pro(esswn. Pleeae eall Ur. for •ppt:- Llt Reinden Agency 4020 Bireh •:st '64 EOE Newg:t/833-8190/ Fret> SECRETARJAl. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Columbia Suvings, u leuding financial or Ranization, has an 101 mediate ul)l!mng for un experienced, well t1r gan1zed 111d1v11lual tu handle the setTt'lar>al a n d ad m in 1s t r at 1 ,. l' responsibihl1~ for our Senior V1c·e Prt'~Hll'nt I.ending. Alon).! wnh th .. day l o clay ad m an1strat1 vc a l'll \'itil'~" tha:. pasit1on will hct·oml· in\'ulvcd in t·uortlmating m o r lg a I! c· I t' n d 1 n i.: lransa<·tions kel't'<lt st•« rel ii rial e x 111 ·r11·111·t• plus typing uf ti.'l 70 wpm and HO 1011 "Pm shorthand <1rl' l'l'11111 n 'nly q11ulrf1t1I 111 cJ1\'uluals sh11ulol 111111I~ SECRETARY HP1u1r t111J.t to lht• \'11'1• fl r c s 1dt•n1 o I l.11 a 11 l1ro<h1du111, M•lc·1•t•·cl ap Jlhi:ant will IH· rc:.l"'n" hie· rur M't'1l'lan:ol ancl adm1n1~lr:tll\1· 1111111·:-. mductmg 'aru11h l•·n•I mg n·11111i " ""'I .11·l 111i! a-. ll!t isun lwl"l'l'U 1·un l ;t(' ts Tht· II•' l'SHll " .. ~('c k "111 Ii,. " 1· I I gr11<1mt.'<I. a11d h;111· J:••t<I 1.·<1mmunH'at11111 "k1l b fl•('t•O l "l'<'f't'lill l,11 I\ P•'rit'nt·t' t~ p111i! •II 1~1 •.."1 "pm anti -.h t1rl h;1ncl -.kills or 7l~HI) \\'flt11 I '1m lat•l ,'\;<i.tll'V 1'1•rrin at i71; i llJI, ;., I 11:1 1111 m•1n• 111r11rm:.11n11 Coluneia =~ A ssoclation !t lll lll ••1k h111 •I \n.1h1·1111 ~:c111.1l 11p1•1rl 1111111 t-: mplto~ t'I' ,\I F SECRETARY fessionals wilh muna).!l' SC TRY /RIC m ent patential for of EPT J ,\ 1·halll'Ol(tnl( lf11!\ltltt11 1' a\a1lt1hh· \\llh ,, l1·.1d1111' ~.11 lllj.!..> .11111 1,,,,,, \• !--, (' t• r ti\ ,i I\ : ti "" t llq.!lt\rJ;1I \l;11i.1 i!"I '•••1 \\Ill I>•• 111\HI• "" Ill fices an Costa Mesa. Trade ass1w1at1on 111 Newport ·lrvineanllSan lrvtn'c 1 girl offu·t· Clemente. Call Pett' I Gen'I ofr dutws. ).!111111 V10Uo. 751·3191 secr eturial sk1 lb rw• 752·2852 ·c: SELECT I Secy Airport la" r1rm T'PROPERTIES Good skills, orl{allll•'<L \ ol rl l'l \ 111 '"' I .,\,II i.ol :01111 ;;111111111 -.11a11.1 dut11•' S11w1i.: l,\Jill1i.: ;Jfld IJid.lpl\Hl)l' '"elf.. p I l' a s u 11 I p h '' 11 1• IH'f!\tlll.d ll ~ .orlil 1.111111 f1gurt' apl1t111 l1• .111· t•• lflllrt•cl ----------bright. :'llcn smkr Ju~11· UALESTATESAUS 851 -9025 Start lhe new year by tn· Secrelal}'._ creasin& your earnings ASSIRTOMHGR. with our new high com mission pl~ bon~ pro· gram. We proudly offer. I Best resale location, Newport Beach I Professional Assoc:s .{Private Secretary .{Member6, board of ~al tors .'National relocation --pregr..m - Call now foi' appoint· ment, ask for Betty or Walt, 67J.7:D>. lec•,...../Sedry Detail mind ed in· dividual for front office in Laguna Ad Agency, Diversified duties. ac· curate typing. Relaxed environment, salary + benefits . Ca ll 714/494·11S7. ---------- Receptionist with general office skills. Pleasant phone manner & a c· curate typing essential. Some bc:dkeeping ex· per. preferred. Fountain Valley area. 557-7242. Receptionist. front office, full lime. for busy C0&ta Mesa G.P. Musl have medical experience in r eception work . $850/mo. lo start. Call 646·1631. llC.,,OMST For Medical Clinic. Prefer mature peraon w /backqrcund in nulri· tion 6 preventive medicine. Lite bkkpe. wa1e1 open. Ask for Elvle 115M07'7, 499-40l7 Re ceptlonht, P /T, brl1bt, a1aerllve, for pro1ru1ive animal hospital. S3MOIO. Hk for Glnny. -'1AM·t, Wed. SPM·t, Fri. '1AM·t, S.t.IAM-5 uc.noMIT Wttll « without lYDlnl needed. Top s-y. -'tem· porary • lull time. Call Tod Servk9 et m..>O llCrllONIT •• ._.,Oflel TJpi•I taper . DHHHr1. Newport Cuter. PrOJHtJ .... .l-:-'· ,., ••. .... -- Upholster y detorat1n1: shop 1n Costa M1·~a needs bright aggres1 H' person with good offr c·l· s kills . a pleasa nt personality. front off11•e appearance. abll• t o work independ ently Xlnl starting salary to '2!_h!~~· ~~-~ SECdiAJuEr Xerox 850 operators for expanding company Top pay for top peQple F IT or P/T F lexihlt• hour s . Newp orc Sec retarial Serv1n's . 752·2377 SECIETAIY Needed 1mmed. With or without shorthand. Tem porary & full lime. Cull Tod Services al 979-8900 Sec......, ........ Sl.000 + U O E Accurate typing . no shorthand Mature. gd dress appearance Call Sandy, ~6Cli!>. Coastal Personnel Agency. 2790 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. NEVERAFEE E.O.K ••SICllTAlllS•• Let's get your 1981 start· ed our right with a new position through .. Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch Eal '64 EOE Newp:t/&:68190/Free Secretarial-feneral or· flee. Busy Office wllh new or1anlzatlon. · fo'ull ' responalbtUty of all ac· tivltles In c lud i n g secretarial II lite book· keepln1. Requires good telephone manne r . Preferred location In Lo<·alt-<l in 1•1ir h1'.111l1f11I Ne" pon Be.11 h 111111 ,. th1~ p1t:-1t 111n 11111·1' a11 ('XC'cllenl ... alar~ .• 11d 11111 standini: l11·1wf1t ... in1·lr1d 1n11 pror11 'ha1 mg ;111d pu1d med1t·o1I •lt•nt;d t'O\ f'ra1w Ph·aM· .1pJ1I.' on Tlll'll'iDA Y .Ian '4. from 1·4 pm ut ~ FIDERAL Sa \'In~~ and L11an \:.~n 1515 Westrhff1,11 f)m1·r :'llewµrlrt Bt'ilt'h An f'A1ual ()µpt~ Employn SECRETARY $972-$1205 McuuM•r Y o u w t I I u 1· I J ~ Senetary to an Atl mmistrator and Pl'' f11rm general st•('fl•t anal dut ies r~1t1un rcqutrl'~ 50wpm typmg. !IOw11m shorthand amt i.toocl ur l(anrr.atiunal 11h11ity. (.;loslng dah• for a 1>11li1•a t1ons is Junuur~ .15. l!lHI Hunlrnl(ton lkat·h l '111011 Higt) School Oblnl'I nr f ers an impre ... ~I\ e pa<'kage o( full ht.•nerils Apply at~ 1:11 ,.."l~-•u•~~ . . . c ~ .~ .. ~.' ~ .. ~ "°•c"'""""' --M•UNaD 10251 YorkltM'fl A\'I' Hunllngtmoo lk>al'l1. Ci\92646 equal oppty e mp1oyer m f , h v I c i n It y of Ho a g Secret~ Hoapltal. Beginning Off,.. .. ..._ Hlaty up to l900/mo. Fee paid. Publlr con bHed on experience. tact. lntemat'I. clienl 142-lm. Averare typm4. Entry ·--••y bkPI· Admln1111tratlve -·-' aui1t•nt to three nl~e Stock brabr.,. nrm in people. Nr. be11eh. 11,200 Fublon bland hu Im· to Sl.500. Call Ellie mediate opealn1 for O'Brien. 540-50CU. Also uc.reterJ/back-up fee. toba. Snet11n1 fl opereU... l:llper. pref. Snel ln1 of Newport • Hra: 7·1:ao. Coated Bead•· AltftCf, 4140 Helei MeOlaley for Came Dr.1 EOE .......... ~ I ~~~ .. ~ .. -~ .. ftATIOHSIYITOU• 'TylMlt l,.....I · n pert. Cd ll .... 111 .. J1dy tub cw put.time. N I Fill••. I da ye. Xlat. U1ss. ulary 6 prdat ••llUY•• Ci* uMd l'ln&lun 6 Applinc.--01\ I wtll Mii ur SJ;LLfar You , w o r 11 1a1 "on d • ablrlna. Oroom&n1 6 E1pwYlly nee dentele 11&1111 ..,..o ID encuUvti leclotrill Phan• ff'.t(UOfouppt c·lhmltlle ol wp type&et· MAITmAUCTION 64M616. HJ.fHI .. ''-'9te• UGO C' 11"""'9 DI N " l'2l I Ycrbilt ~Tu.Un SttMan&I •wta-.s Our falia &"1111'\nti <"•bit' T\' co ~ l)Ubftl In d1 v1du•l11t to pt'rfo1111 j)honf' rmp&Xbabihties di uur Nt'"'~ ~l·h It.at· .. \t o n M d Ill re.sPYf\li1biht1e:. tnl·ludt' t·us\omef' relauoru. or der taking s en 11· .. schedulltli b1lhng fan• uons, t!ll' We offtff t'X ~·ellent benefits pa1·kajjl' lm1Y '!!!le• t'!"ltlllf\I pJMCIOll aHUl16 blr for a l*lPle Oflt'lll•'\I r•non ablu lo rh••dr. 0 '1 Ir enfon·t• lwlt•I potH'Jea lillJit; 111101 u( our IOWll• t::.•JUY l'A l'"ll ru bmellw. Awl>' !IA M Noon Mu11 ft 1 t•en~ MAmcmHOTa llOO N l'WJ)OIH ·~1lc1 I>< N ftW)Jlltt lW 111· h t;3u•I Orr Yftrr M ... SIC 'Y /llC.-Y. .. "' & mo •1.Ptl• 1cnn~ Midi br ltlJW lu ~ork Wll'll llltlh publ1<• hl' "•1er IO ltt11n1 ~ 1(111111 with <t jllVWUli l'h :\k fur San~g, 1040 Oly ..-11crow HIVtcl Sl A TIOM l:.lan<.l Salt'l>, p l Ill I t 111t'thanll'al dblh\\ 11 .. :.a r.tlile :.al huse<l 1111 l' x p 846-1£!7V 'wwer & ura111 ··l~dlll'r' wanLed. h~hl pl111nh111i.: ~4is:!2 1tnd l'Om petJlt ve sal;.1')' Shilt' Sat...,,,pt'rM>H Submit applit ;.UUl'l to W •~ h u Vt' ai1 111>cn111i.: 101 THlllVMCO. an .. xp I" 'r s:.tll·~1k·l':-.011 1061 t:amelback St Apply 111 1~rsoo a,..k fur Ne111port Beach. C..'allf "1r <.:aru1<.fl Ht'ntplull, 92663 S h o l':S . aoi Fash i on 714-&M-67!16 Island. N B. 644-422:! Equal C>pety l!:mplyr ---•--111111--llli-lllil.-•I Shoe sat~. full ltntt' with Secreta!1'._ ACCTC'i/NOJICT CUB Our Property Ml!ml Fmance Dept set-ks a self.m o ti vated tn d1v1dual t.o perform all g e n e r a I o r f 1 l' e r esponsibalit1es lo in· clude: Workinl! with numbers, JO-key, filing. phones. lite typing & 1n· 1 ter·oCflce communica I tion. Candidate will also head-up speC'1al pro- jects. Prior experience is desirable. We oHcrl competitive salary & full benefits parkagc. Suh mit l!PJ?liCation lo: THt HtVIHE CO. Hltll Camelback St Newport Bearh 714-644-6796 Equal C>pety Emplyr or w •out t-Xp . or will lram. c.:ood l'O. ll\!11cf1ls 1\pply in person !lam lo I lam Mon thru Fn Standard Shot:s. ~7 So Bristol.~ M SOCIALWOUH Beach area. Arull' Nlr4' hospt. has immed. Opt,n· init for part/time Li1·'<t Sucial Worker /tlaslcr's degree & 2 yrs. previous hospt. exp. pref'd Xlnt henefits. Salary rnmm wl edul'ational & prof background. Contact SClllllt Coast MedcdC...tw 31872 Coast llil(hway Laguna Reath 499-1311, l'XL 610 EU.K S T A F F ._.._.._.._.._.._ .. , DEYaOPMEMT Secr etarial P'laHerwlSecntcry Pre"ious bankinll ex· periencedesirable. Xlnl typing skllls required. short-hand not required U11ltecf"' CCifTf'0r11fa ... 222 Ocean Ave. Laguna Beal·h 494-6546 E.O.E. Security SECUllTY OFRCER DIRECTOR-HRH Pr im e oppty for KN who wants to move aht•utl. Teach new nurse ass1s tants. provide m serv11·(• training programs for all personel. insure con- tinuous upgrading or pa· tient care. must be pror1. cienl le comCort11ble in f(enatrtl' nursing & re hab. pleasant 127 heel tacility wlqu;ilityuf lifo emphasis. part or u lead 1ng natl. he;iltht·art· cor p . Compensation negotiable. Phone Mrs. Pallireto d1rcrlor of nursing or Mr. Dill ud· ministrat.or at 496·57flli •••aiy Mmlol-Co 11•ale1 cent Hotpitd Capbfl w lch. Ca Full time evening pos1· lion avail. for qualirleti. l•---00-v-o•u•--•I exper 'd. hotel security orficer. Enjoy exrell. co. OFFER A SERVICE? benefits with prestigious Let the public know with hotel. Apply 9AM-Noon. an ad in the Daily Pilot Mon·i''ri. Personnel Serv\ce·Directory. It can MARllOTT HOTEL cost you as little as s2.11 900 Newport Center Dr per day. For m ore in· Newport Beach formetioo a nd com p lete Nludt'nt ~On"er for pnU1lly bl.ndl1•1ppt-d youn1 num_ MG t'f~ $WfQ] '°" t-'ull time day11 Will lt•UI ~3lll3 { 'I' t:Ann ;tt qu,.ltt.t' prl· 1tt'hoot mnrnrnst111111l 1nn for tiapt>r'd l'dU4'lllor lt ' 1ne ~ 1..-r TtAa•IJI t-.1 .. m,·ntiar) Pro·St·h1H1I ... T v11vate lll'huol l'M af .. 11 &42 0411 TIAc:tml · Tu 111t11rt lmmNl111tcly l'arl l11Tw '" full turw '''" !l('h(iol llo57 ·~ TIQNCIAH ( 'o:.l a M ei.lot l hf f'llJll\t'I fu 111 ltlo-'tllib tt'C'h lo a> w mlilc & llo'til l'Ompletc 1 ump uter system:. l'omputer bk!(rnd help(ul Salary $1J.$1t1K ~any cu. beflef1ti. (.'all Lmdit. 641 0060 l\'lephOne work . ho VouG1vl'Good rH~ 5uaYIYS7 If you're reliable. ew~to Mon l'hun5:30-9PM 751-5521 Her mes Milano Inc:. TEST 11CI llCIAH Sm electronic systems mfgr has opening for tethnicaan w/3·5 yrs <ltl(it al & analo~ exp. w ab1htv to assist rn t>n i: 1 nt•t;rt ni: ta~ ks & pt>rform sysll'm~ l<·~t Call. Uat;.1 ChF1m. 1111· 972 22U'l Trut•k dnvcr. lcl(·al. I ton. I.A & Or Cty. 5 dy wk 1!41>·9419 Sut Sun 0111,r 8·WAM TRUCK DRIVER Warehoui.c 1'1ie.1tmn f.4&1600 Typescltcr Want your own husme:.s" t-:iqll'rl with following I.ca~•· my Com1J ~t t'iJlllll aml ore svn The Off1n• 54!1·21811 Typists FREE TRAINING! SKILLS A LITTLE RUSTY? Looking for IOl'al Lem porary asslgnmenL~ that will give you experience and exposure lo the prµ· fess1onal world'' We have short and long term ass1jlnments available. No previous l'X peraencc ne1·essary. .Jicilcr_a f~.-C.:..IJ lfl(l~ for appointment · 557-0045 Cf\-Llf\:. !lMPO P!lflV ~IPSQNNll '.ll>VtCf'. 3 7 2 l llirch Street Newport leach F• M Actiln Clll a Daily Pillt AD-VISOI 642-5671 -------- Equal Ore Em plyr MI F rate call 1'2·5'78. I~~~~~-=---- Enjoy workl"g with young people? The Delly Piiot ta looking tor men and women (Oftf 21) Wlttt outgDlng penon•llttea who enjoy working ........... • Tiiie poeltlaft .,...... oouneellng yount camera , oa ...... •lllHrlptlon• on ttt.tr Deity Piiot route•. ...,. • M ,... hour and work perttlm• evening• •"!If ....... ,.. C8I .......,, exteftalon 2IO, between 2 and e , ..... -.. '°' LMt. -··i?:=:t~::"---•••tW1n •&.0•• . llnll t·tmlw'. No 1moi11ng T beom c.-.MJ.2u111 TYPIST QlllC ,, ....... . Oran.11.e <.:out College. l tOPM, Moo -1'hurs .. !IA M IPM •'riday SI05»·1l2llO/mo. Apply m -wdUnt1 by ~PM7-1an. UI. lo <.:out Communit y <:olfe·1t111. 13'70 Adam11 Ave C~ Mesa !12626 ~·5~7 !.U. E. ~t..Ji' Wa1lre&•H or wa 1lt•rs. appl y S t a vros l\es l aur ant, 5!130 W l'u118t Hwy, NH between 2·4 Wanted yow1g persun in tereatl!d U1 learning in· lt>reslmit bwuness., Call 'liral'te at Tile Design li roup 1131 5226 or 758·1602 l>eluxe k i n g -siie waterbed w /heat er. l.ther :J!d ed hdbrd. $400. U tered d inin" chairs, Spanish style . HOea or 9 for 1450. 615.1200. Must sell 9 pc. french pro ven cial bdrm set w/new ranopy bed, lots of "tras. Colt S3200 11i;king S145010BO also cstm hdboard 5J6.J!rl0 '\At: Orexel Mahog. hkfrnl $550. Louis XIV ~old loveseat $225. Gold side ehr $95. Gold swivel roc·ker $120. Decor lamps SOO. $75. 645-7126 Cas h only Hot·kmg Chair. hkt> new .....-CIHRIM with pads $60. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7{)5~ .......... • 8005 1 ~,'Ion!,( all wood !Hlr t•he:.t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• anuque i:rn. $150 4 w .. :~,,'Ml:-t~'Tt:H AUHt-:Y ANTJ~n: MAI.I. l);.uly H).ti, Fr1 I() !I l 'l11SLod T1wsday 11751 W1-slrnm:->ll'r A \'1• (;ariJt•ri<;rove 55-l liH>:.1 *** JIM Loftgworth 21084! Amherwttk.Ln Hunun~'ton Bt•11M1 Y 011 an· the wmnt•r of 2 freeHcUh 1$17 valucu. to lc•FolfH& HoMday °" Ice J ;111 ti thru I Ith Loni.: Hem·h Art·na T1t kl'b must ht· a•x t·h a ngcd for rl'M'l'\'t'd seals at the Coll\ 1•nl "'" I Ccnll'r uh4•ad of l111w 1 call 1>42 ~m•. t•xt. :!7<: I•>! l'I u 1111 your l l!'kt•ls . * * * I PUILIC AUCTION MANY ITt:MSOF FI NE t-:STAT~ JEWELHY. AHT OBJECTS. AN T I (J ll Jo; S . Jo' I N E fo'll R NTI ti HE, t-:1'<' PllONE FOil INFO & BROCllUHF:i;.15 :.!lfKI Old Orwntul rugs w;111l ed Any :.1zc 1·cinrl Cull HllK.1 5a3·1nl.1 RUTH'S ANTIQUES J...-y C~eSat. i:umc thl rhr.; Sl\0 l'a Children s round u,1 S211 2 :i s1><l bikes Sl!J t•a 1;75 2415 IJ1111n~ ruom UJl1I•· Tl•Uk & lilt•. Brand Ol'W S400 or hc:s1 offer 1151 ·~15:.!7 t•vcl> & wknd:; I'~ Ill lll'd ltke OCW $50 !>41:1-7857 Kmg sl bdrm set S2!J<1. Spunish Medilerrarwan SS&-63711 fl' <1111111~ tbl, smokt'tl ~1:- 1111), Ii l'hrs. $375 cl' t•nlry I hi. solid mughoi.: S350 11;11 Kil 14, 1>73·tJ:'i...'\O c; 111.1 EVERYTHING GOES :I Lldrms. hvtng rm . 1lln m1: r m . fanuly rm. W 11>. n•f rt.:. tlrt'Ssers be1ls. T\''s , l'hromcljllas:. 1h11 111~ r m scl . gla ~s & dwrry wood 1·of & t·or nt·r thle. tant-paltn11 h v rm 'ct many de1•orat11r 1kms & extras Ahno:.I all furn le;s th<m 3 mu~ 11111 C ati 5l!2 1444 ufl 5 :lo •1r ~ knrl~ or I0.'»4751 or 1n:19111 ext :ltl<! f11r a ppts. .Sl•ars 1·anopy hd. drt.•:.ser. n1lt• stand SISO. 5ij.')<! Ila l'tPnclil l>r .. H H l 0 :1ll K!l-I 033ti Sofa lx1, like nu. pl;.1111. harely us<'d. l'omforta hlc6'. 5150.557 !1321 20'"; off on all stock 6 Mon . o l d d cl u x c 50411-iSo. llayfront kmgsize water~ $400. Balboa Island 1next tu 673·2503 or 759·1tl16' Ferry 1 Open 12-5 WL><I Shirley Sun 675-0433 Ciwe1p Sale 8055 t\ppliORCft 80 I 0 •• • • • • • •• ••••••••••• • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Washer & Dryer. Xlnt 1·ond SI~ ca. ti4f..sll4lh-- Hefr 1 g, frost-free. $11!0 Washer. $75 l>rycr. 57..5 Han.:c. SW Trash t·orn pal'lor. $100 542 4083 Sears Kenmore Washl·r Xlnl rond Mrn•l !Wll sso. 4!17·!J7Hll Wushtr. tlean, works good. SHS 548·K513 Gas Dryer, clean. works good, $75 548-11513 Kenmon• portahlt> d1~ hwashl'r. $75 545·!1.!23 Hefrt~t'rator C.:lt•an. rt: •tSonahle l(<IOd cond JWl."440 l lcyclH 8020 ....................... J'eugt'ol 11/spd l!J" R11y 's Bcslofft·r - 1175-149'.! NEW&USED & an·e-.surtt.'S t f\7:1 Jrvmc· fE I li4<!<13411 Cats 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H t: (; I S T t-: I< 1-: IJ HUHM K<;F: Kl1TEI"S 11!~1·20fill Siamese male 1·at. Stnc·L ly itrit. 5 me~ old 51flll Waltl'r aft 6, 631-70114 Docp 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kt-;F.SHONl> Pu1>1>. AK<.: Champ sire. MW. Pet & s h ow . P v t ply 213/697· 1345 art 6 pm. Doberman male blk /tan 7 mos. old$100 54.'), 90 Ill Registered AKC Cairn Terrior Mtneutercd gd diS')>OS. 11/J yri; $51) 549·2405 FnetoY• 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brittany Spaniel, 7 mo. old female, needs good home.~ Adorabl e 1 y r old c h ocola t e Lab m ix fe m 1le to &ood home. 842'1'7M Free to lood home Old En1ll1h Sheepdoc ml x 511-1140 ...... .... ....................... Movln1 Sale. Compl. kl 11 br let, 9' tola, twtn bed w /frame. 5' otllce creden11, c lub chr1. lam pa, mlac . '7101 Seu bcn. Jlf,8. t&MtlO UMd l ec.h61Chaln. N~ed1 reuphol1ter1 , .. 114t Relocating. Must sell furnitur e, cameras, tar. other household jlOuds CaU 49Sr5740 '79 F o rd Van I lires lwhls/bal. lia:. lo~:.. m1s1· tools. Bricks, 15' 205 Portland Avt'. llD ... UHN ITUHE·Chesls or drawl'rs. this, bed. ht sofa. velvet arm chr, mist· Shown Sun, fJan 41. 12·5. 306 Coral Ave, Balboa Island. or t•all anytime for appt (2131 557 3535 H~ 8060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Appaloosa Geld. 16 H. 6 years Very teachable. Dressage hackground Hus been shown Wl'Sl<'rn $1500 646 7!~1 HCMIMhald Goods 1065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l::nllre house liqu1datmn sale. d 15ftes,--quahty bed din!(. pots &r pans. rum. ru~s. applianl'es. Jan 3 & 4 9a m 5 11).581 l><'llon <.:i r Apt 2.11.R 1147.1;7~ Jew.try 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Man':. 14Kt yl'llow gold hrac·l'lf•t, m nui::i.:et tt·ic tu red r w-b link. m eusur tnl! 13mm 111 width. R'' lenRlh. Secured with a l'Onrealcll hox l'l11:.p. with u (ijlurt' H safl'l.Y clasp. Total wcighl 1!> JO 92 pennyweights. Ap· praised over S3.000. Sell for $ 11'150. 548-6446 WAMTID TOP <.:ASH DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR Ji':WELRY, WATCHI:;.';, AJtT OBJ ECTS. GOLD. S I LVER. SERVI O:. FINE 1'1.JRNlTURF. & ANTl(lUES. ~2200. Corum Twent y Dollar Goldpiece Walch . Automatic. $.S50() firm. 673·4000 IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOUGHB OV S WIM POOL 20 ft. round, 3flde· ep. Filter system . Make olr. SM·5'12B Off.Set Press, Ricoh 1000, table top, reedy to print with plate maker, fuaer 6 1om e supp ll u . Surplus equipment In a prlnUq abop, lllOO!bet& otr .U1..c9 Qu"n bed. perf ec:t SlOO Philco refrtprator, ex, ceUea& llMlpe, •146, 1>11, neyua.MMa \. Peur.at llaped, bolt la trlr, a..._ blU, bt· terHU~ ptcll mp, portlpowm'. blk•. 1a1 ~•frt11 ... ._IMAaet a&ove, lillt ......... .... u. ... •mt Dl I . •Cll ..... .•................ .:. .... , ... from 1our bu1i 1H1 caret. Send me card for nch t.q pl111one1pare. We retum permanently aealed attract.Ive ta1 Ii atrap, meetint air line 1.0. requiremenu. Pre· vent IC* 6 Uief\! For a perlOflalbed tac ~""lose wallp aper , f abric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back Ii t rim your tags. Or try two cards bat·_k...w_~. PRJCES: 12 ea or 3/$5 4/S tags Sl.60ea. 6/9 tags $1.50 ea. 10 or m ore Sl.40 ea Sales Tax lndudt'<I NU<.:ARD? Draw your own or send name.· addn.-ss. phone & we'll make one card per ta.:. A~d 251-eal·h . Send t'h~k or money or· der to: PILOT PllMTIMG P .O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca !12626 Lo•••••• Send someone you love a houquet of :.1 multi l'OI o red helium ha Jl(lo11s lwd with ribbon & your own pt'rsonul nws:rn.:c l'crrel'l for 1·1 •·ry 111· I' as ion Wt• tll·l 11·cr 673 4419 ••• Arrryt ...... son !J~il llucbun Ur Jluntmi.:ton lle;H'h You an• tht· wmnl·r ol 2 tr... tidteh IS!i valul'l. to lceFalles& H~onlce Jan-6 lhru 1 llh Loni{ lk•at·h Arena 1'1 r kcts mus t lw 1·x d1anged for re~l·rvt'1I Sl'illS al tht• (AIOVl'nt11111 Center aheud or ltlllt' Call 642 5678. t•xt 272 l11 daim yuur 111·kl·b . *. WANTED 'l'IJI' CASll l>Ol.LJ\ It PAID FOii YO ll lt .J ~:WELRY. WATClll·:S. Atrr uru1-:ers. 1:01.n. S 11. Vt-: H, SE It V ll' E . FIN .. ; HlH.NTITl:l!E & A T l(JUl-:S. i;.t5 4!2011 l'er:.1an Lamb Jal'kt•l. hlat k. hkt· Ol'W, S~l!i 1\ h.1rga1n ti15·417'1 MUST SELi, A1111•r Auto haml 11.,1~. lk•lwtl l'ulw fum. lwscwtl wall unit fuse for ~tn1•0). thl & 3 bar stools 111-:.-;T o F FE H K57 22!lJ or 494 H.56li 11 10..5, leave mcssagt• Beauty soop equip . 4 sta lions, hydr. thrs. etc. x Int cond. 213·592·5201 Play Lillie League Baseball. Register Jl6n lOlh .lllh . Wurdlow SC'hool. 96IHl329 t*t(s= ..._,_.. ,.... ... tMI ....... 0 -· ·······--······· .................. .... ••••••• ...... ••••-•.. XIDt ~M' 01.uatron. Batavua moped. ••· New I.,_ "Bulterfb" 1uper or lklm1 . old, Ukt ..,.,, UTl/or atouallc patter, model 50bp Ilse. Johnaon, bfttolf• ..... nu. Faeo. Jet black fln.lahj 4"S·SMO. PACERllOPED - w / fllncy moth er -of · 37 ' SPOILE R Trawler W~Umaintalned pearl Inlay. Equipped ( "19 >, SH,$00. For t S175 75'-9.90 w/ shadow transducer Laud erdale, Florida· pickup w/ alrap button, owner Tom. Nwpt Bch. jack plug and hardshell Ca. S7:H:a> ''79 Vespa. Good coodi· tioo. S2ll0. case. Mual sacr ifice, $400. ALSO, new MXR #90 dual control phase shifter m. Wtll take S4.50 for a ll ol above. 1714 I 750·2516, 631 ·0148 . 548·0995. Offlc;;;s 1t;; a I••• I I• • 1015 ····~·················· ROLODEX (6) mdl. 1753. ' New W . sac. $15 ea, '-IBM '80 Selectric $1,000. 642-14709to4 I BM E lectric typewriter . model C. CIU'bon ribbon. $30010 BO 964-6424 8087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !\NC English Cocker Male blue rone whelped Au~ Isl. housebroken. 1175·4133 I\ K C Champ Cockt>r Spaniel J>UPPY 3 blks. I tilonde, m /f 4~·3516 S•wllMJ Modmea 8092 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::iALES HEl'AIHtPARTS •S t-:WIN(j MACllJNt-:S• A II models lo c hou-.e f r Cl m I'\ I'~ • 0 C ffi II S •Trade·m •t1oor modl'I:. • AIM1 n•pue, •t:xc·han)(•·~ $:19 l: I' MC V1~;1 Call~·4477 Pickup&cll'I 23RM Via Fabriuunte Stort'B2. M V Kl.'nmorl'. hrand nt·"' s e w 1 n g m u t' h 1 n 1· w 1·ab1nl'l p11rt Sl511 ti7!'> 42611 lfoln •cJpn· A1lll•r st•wm)( mat'l11r1c 111 twa11l1lul w11ml \'almwt Makt•s all stitda•s Xlnl 1·01111 llardly U.'>rd S3UOor lw~t offer f.31 :!71~1 :1ft lil':\I or wknrb 8093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;oi.1-· <.:arts for sale:. Xlnl l'tlfld. N4'W Oat! .. etc 492·.Gl.2JI SpomlMJ Goods 8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'omplete c.;ym set-up L>ead Wl'll(hL"> i-'antas t11· dl'al ' Valued over S500 Must sell ~ $150. 497 ·57110 Ca~I anytime. FY.Radio, HIR,519rwo 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mus\ sell stereo compo nent system, Pioneer re· ceiver. Dick turntable. EPI speakers, $450/080 Xlnt cond. 545·7568 'M OW ENS SK.J SKJ FF 26'. FuU ~ .. c X1o1 co nd . Slip a v ail , $'7000/blt ofr. 1183-9878 a.1131 PEtlG~OPJm lQ.1, Run1 1reat. $310. c.us.·3.538 26' Ba1Uner lo bn., fully MolSceft'IM•/ ..... tllO equip . ideal for f is-••••••••••••••••••••-• hin&l water akiing s12.000•1,... ·~frt~~r~ :.~t ~~~~: 41' .......... $1175. 81~11• Fully equipped. P erfect . --- live.a board . $65.000. 80 S uruk1 GSt50. xln t Slip. s:io.ooo loan for 15 cond. black. Sl299. neg. yrs. at 11 ·~01. avail. Pvt. 642_·_5_794 __ _ pty. 534-1~ or 84().22S4 on boat. For Sale: 1971 searay 21 · w /trlr . good rond. ~/080 83S·3883 Jim Riddel . '77 RD400 YAM, good cond, many xtrl&S, best offer 546-8002 YA MAHA SRSOO '711 S13SO ~wn__ 11· Skicrafl VS, best offer 67l-l63.1 trailer '69 Hultaco2:50. runs well. nds minor work. 84S-3843 ·~1 9050 Motorttw..w.4 ....................... ••!•• 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vat ht CRITERION 71 ' <.:lassie Yawl llarhur Cocktail <.:ruis 111.: <.:alahna. Channel Isl llawau. Tahiti, Pat·1r1t· llume Port. ="lwpl Ht·h 17 1'11631·519'.! 12131328 5627 "'J M MAC2tl'·34: BOATS Ii• 12rno. 11lans prt•pa11I from 518!!.'mo. lnt:lud1ng . :.hp. IL·:.son-. 714 !li.14 5!1'Jil loots, Sail · 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coronado 21 ·. 111hr<l . h1ng .. d mast. spmn .lt•n VII I-'. Nwpt slip s1:1.11110 (~1:-! li!l41 f'or Hent: Harvest Mim Motor Home sl£eps sax. liurn s regular Gas . Private Party. 556-0lln ar~er6pm . H ENT · 22' lux mtr home Sips 6. self 1·t1nt $275 wk + II'. m1 f.411·8585 . . . Trailers. J,..,.ef 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 II Tl'try Trlr st•lf r onlamcd. Sl!I0010 llO Must sell !'>40-22!11 eves railers. Utility 9180 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UtilityTraler 515i(J, 547 31112 I. I U o t 4 Sa i I 11.\14 7 Auto S«'Ylc•, Parts "' t rlr Xlnt do rnnd & AccessoriH 9400 52200. ij47 l.lf)4il eVl'S ••• '• • •••••••••• •• •••• • ·n l'nmlle 111 (.'alamaran Many l'Xlra :. ~ 1151 2142 '80 MA<.:f;Rf;GGOll trlr. 7 5 honda many extras $7500/011() 962·K!l :l3 . 644·2121 loah,Sllpa/ Docks 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ll(JAT SUP Ht-:l"ffAL for 3()' &r 45' power boat. $7 1ft1 mo. 673-43fJO MSC111a....t Up Lo 18' $75/ mo b7J.814.5 'i:i-Speecl & 9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S S4VES4VES WITH USS> rARTS I mportt'CI t•ar parts IMl'OHT M :To Sli 1'1'1. Y IUI N :\1anthl·~l l'r J\nahl'im 77•1 :r.~"' 2 g()(Jll l'tllltl. true• 'Jl•>k• wirt• ~ht..>cl~ K X 1~1 111 F1>nl Sl50ortratl1· l•n :.! , X 1-1 ~a ml'li42 !II !17 Ford 302 fo:Ujlrnt• m .:111~1 running cor1<1. $:100 < IBU 641·9157. 548-3374 Autos far We ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMOORTANT N<YnCETO READERS AND A OW:RTISF.HS COINS 32 US proof mint sets & Sl6.;., m salver Hf· Sear.; Color T . V like C lassic 21 ' Century Coronado. '66. Complete restoration in & out of tliis bcauurUJ m"afil>t-?any boat. $21.900. Tratll•r avail if desired. 673·2:01 T he pr ice of 1tl'm~ advertis~ by veh~rlt· deah!'I". rn'lh<' veh11·1" dassified advertising columns does not 111 dude any appli1·ahl1· taxc~. license. transrt'r fees. fmanct.' t•harKe:.. ft>es for air pe>llution ron trot device cert.1f1t·at1on:- or dealer documcnl an prepar ation t•harge:. un less otherwist' spN·1f1l'll hy t he advert1str ~ coms $500. 675·2930 new. x nl con . Sat·. Sl85/ Hest olfer 549·~ <:;ONV XJ02 Latt•st & l locrh & Meri. s mallest o f m1 l'r11 r assette recorders not •• !.~~••••••••••• IH' JET BOAT. fast. lo~ hrs S645·H171 al>k for a vail m the US Het·ordt•r was purcha.'>ed 111 Japan & sells for S4Z5 Stall an box S 3 2 5 I n t' Id s trans mitter 1;:11 1554 Also sellmg t akulalors . P.P. 150 yds fem l(rl~n rarix•t . S4 yd 631·020! Custom Surfboard. 6 ' gem cond. Only $1 IO. 833-2547 John Pool tbl, Pt.>ean !I dr drsr. Hurlwood /~lass c:offl'p tbl, upright frzr. antique bikes. lounllt' l'hr w10l tom an 54&0469 Kneissl skas HiO'~ w poles & bindmg.., $12."l ('uurh $50 S1·hw1nn \'ar~1ly $75. 6"5·5!.114 Hoom air ('<>11d 1llon1•r $75 110 volt 545.9223 Newport lw:1rh T1·11111l' Club Mt>mhNShlp Sat• 5700. 645-5(&5. 493 77..51.J I:! I Pin ball Mac-htnl'~. Space Mission $4011 . Baseball game s:1so ' Brand new mU htlliard table S750. 642·434H . 675·4335 Exercycle·Sears wi arm/leg moveml.'nl, ad· JUSl tension, lake nu $75. 557.9327 Railr oad ties for sale S7 .50 each or make offer G>eMrd 9010 John ..••....•••.••..•.•.... , * 17' t '1bergla&;. 60h1 p rhlt • * Johnson. lnrl trlr Must .. ....._ 1 :.ell $1000/bst ofr 000 Center St •A !160·2~2 ev, !jS.1·3200 d ys C<~la Mesa You are the winnl'r or 2tr...tidleh 17 fl powerrat ski or fi sh ·~~Js Ml'rrury 0.1) .. h11: wheel ... 9520 ($17 valueJ. to le•,....& Haid9r•lc• Jan. 6 thru llth Long Be41c·h Arena Titkets mus t l)e l'X c hanged for rcsenecl scats al th1• Convention Center ahead of timl' Call 642·5b7R. t•xt Z72 to da1m your tickets .. * * loah ... .,.•11.-ce/ Ser•ice 9020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !'otAH I NE E l.EC TJUCIAN Ucs1gn install reputr (Jua I work. !>49 2520 evs lrlr. brakes S2350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·6381 A l:H l:lti' l'h al'l 11 11 -Speedster 193.5 l'las~1· loah, Stoi CiiJif 9090 t replica by Cahr C'us11m1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ury storage avaal;.ahlt'. Newpnrt Uunes. 11:11 II a 1· k Ray 0 r N II f>44 ·0511l r,..,.,.. • .._ .......... ,.. .................. . Aircraft 91 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1009 Heath Musk4•ttt•r. m1dlime 150 l.yt·ommg t•n.:. 2 Com ·n:n":. trans ponder. 1!41:1-2511!1 eves C~W./ (' o a t' h . N t' v <' r rt' g1slered Usect for s h'"' rar only ~ Bargained priced : Sef> Jim f1111 e c'1r Bt'rn1e Ashe. Thl'Ollnrt· Robins For•l. 20611 H a rhor Al vd . l 'us l:a Mesa Call 642 1~110 111 540:8211 '41i Ford W1Kxhe. n·~lllr•"' S 13. ooo Al-'50 ·w M 1111 ..i I\ Tnwn Sedan. 4 d r. n •slort'd Ideal f11r :.tu dent. $10.(W'l ti75 6161 loah,McsiM E.-1 ....... . ..... 9120 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W °"Ill COllhtt Arand nt'v. reprudu<'llOll of 1931 Model J\ Ford P h aeton <'on1·ert1hll' V-8. auto. air. I' S . I' n. s tereo & tape cost $20,H58 by Hepf H•ar!> Best offer. Pnvalt' par ty. '714 )646-9()14 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seajlull oulboitrd. 5hp. F.i''HN. U ke IOhrs. Sacr1firc Tom · 673-4320 1!1811. OC'W. $400 Le~mar :.> Zspd wmch brand newSl75 631-6174 If c abovcr ramper. Oirgls ltwght. good rond .. dean $200. 631-2170 ·so CHF:VY 6 cyl l'hass1s cmpr .. ;If• rear end. fully setr-cont.. 12 &r I IOV. 4 spd. Xlnt cond. S2.000. 641· 1798 '70 Tor ino Convt•rt Restored. Air S3500 833·4669dys, 675·3911 ev f.vinrude 100 H.P . 1972. .f '54 Porsche, concoura Rebuilt. Like new. Find what you want in cond., MW trans ·Cnl( ~1~·3'1~~ ~~for Rich_. -Dally Pilot Classifieds. susp.-int.. etc. 787_:0442 536·4355 eves or wknds G f---+----<~ 2 Barber chrs. van seal gd cond, lrg bkcase, 'fill Toyota. 11 .000 mi. xii shape. othe r hschold gds . 2175 MapleSL. C:M. ------ Custom Surfboard , 6' gem cond. Only '96. &:G-2547 John ~ w.-. IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• M atem l.ty. clothea needed deaperately! Size 7·9. I'm buatinc out all over, c all SUeat~2:a03 If you caabelp. -........ ••• IOll . ..................... . I 'Tl J E gp atElfOK-t:'I ,_ m . h•HY ......... H OOO otter H I IOll e"•, ftl·U. wlld)'I. ....... CJ 9160 ..... ~ ............... ... t•MnuM UftlnlOet Thu lNdt is Ideal for ~•rpeaWn. tiec:tr1c1a.ns lo# & plllmi.. ! <DU) NOW1612t MIWPOIT DATSUlit •Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.IJOO • t 1971 CHlftOUT >r'•TONfitCKW 6 cyls., ).speed mM11ual trans ., low miles & extra clean ! Cla&Me&i2). Ot&Y$46f5 HOWAIDClile.,olet Dove&Quail Sta. NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.0515 "68 Ford~. Ton 4x4 heavy duly Uuu-out. Including Braden Winch . 6cyl. good m ileage. $3250.1 498-2902, 41M-8&14. . 1.. f '78 Chev. Luv w/sunrool. Sharp paint job. AM/FM ster w/8 trk. New s pkrs & pwr booster. New mags/tires. Xlnt cond. S4SOO. 54.5-3231 ·73 & '74 Chevy Pick Upe. ~. Ton. 6 cyl & 8 cyl. Call anytime642-92Sl. ·70 Chevy C-10 Pickup 396 Hi Po Eng. A/C. $1300 545-4581 -------v... t570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71 Ford Van.auto, nds I work $700/080. Will trade M2-Zl18. ...... w-... 9590 l ...................... . ! WEPAYTOPOOLLAR -fpr top us ed ca r s -, ' Coreian. domestics or 1 rlaasics. If your car is m . l·· "' 1 1 d.1 , ·-... Tap Dllm' Paid For Your Car! JOI •ISC* & SOM u.c•t .. cwy 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540·5630 w.,., OVER -look For Your Goud VW, P«scheor Audi VW ·PORSCHE-AUDI "45 E . Coast Hi way I at Bayside Drive ~!_Wport ~~-673·~ Premium prices paid ror any used car (foreign or domestic> in good c:mdilion. . See Us Firlit! ,,, ..... .,., ...... . AMiil ............ '° .... ,.. -~ ........... km. ................ ,,.. rer 11411+.11 Wo • ''''· pl~ ull a,w...,.. • <7H> ..... ... ,, . .,..._ ''17BMW• AYIO.....X "nM&W• AYIO•RJ:Q · '11811W- 4• ... '111ULJ ilBMWm 4'1199d aaaTNR "ftBMWm · • •1199d ..WRI!: "ttmcwm 4a...S175YZJ ''llBMWami 41peedGIYZE 'IOBMWSall ~ii-tBZSU '74 VWSuper'Beetle Z31YMX '78 flat ~Spider 072UJS 21402Mwp1ll• ~~ 131-2044M9Mt4t Closed Sundays 9 SADIMl"CI IMW lfll'• .. A•YINCilt UQUBQ' S&EC110H A FEW NEW 1980 BMWs LEFT!!! Come In Today Before They're Gone! For the Best Deal in Orange County ... Come See Us T<m-!1-SADOLBACIC VAWY IMPOtrTS 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo 131-2040 495-4949 Closed Sundays SOUTH COAST Dodge' c R Ev 1_E_~ &I Sf & HOADWAY I• SAMIA AMA :!llR8 I larhor llln l t '1•~la \11>~a ~10·0:1:111 Wante d H onda car, 1970·72, N~ with blown e~~ine. ~l·f&>I _ ....... wt.ct ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... , ... t701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** C.R.Alldlt- 195 Lexington Ln. Collta Mesa 835·3171 tl1£ ULTlltlA l£ OlllVlffG ltlACHlff[ •USIDIMW1• '732002(~) '742002tiis/r <0332) '75 2002a (0035 I '76 2002 s /1"4sp. C.1578 I ·77 320i swu'f. air (32()1 I '77 6. 30 csi auto ( 0040 > CloNdS•dl'}'I Olit4GECOUM1'Y'S OlDIST 1--+---J:.l..J..l~...c..u,...n . see us FIRST! You arelhewinnerof 2 .......... . • , ~ #11110,.-.C..ty 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 WllUY CLIAMCAIS AteTIUCIS ($17 value l. lo Jee,...& Haicmr•lc• Jan. 6 thru 1 lth Long Beach Arena Tickets must be ex- changed ror reserved seats at the Convention Ce nter ahead of lifne. Sales -Service-Leasing loy~er.lllC. Rolls Royce BMW 1540Jamboree Newport Beach 640-6444 IOIMdAW't Call 642·5678, ext. 272 to ~r1 claim your tickets. & *** --------4Nel-.o • •••••••••••••••••••••• '705 . -.... 850 N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA • . 1 . • I COHMELL C t,EVROLET LEASE DIRECT! <5 Mi. No. of SA Fwy> 17 I 4J522-Slll Sunday by Appt. , I • !'! "\.,.. 11 11 t• I H . ' I I : ; l'~ -,-ORSC__.__HE-S • ~. I \ \1 I · I 54t.-I 200 ltllALfA SPIDMS llACKIMPOllTS '75 BMW 5001. 4 dr, sun· roof, a /c, tape, perfect cond, $6500. ~7001 or .M9~-. ! WANTED I "'· I I 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 75z.oto0 '74 2002, auto: air . Am/ Fm. blue, xlnl cond. $4950. 673-6200. Allow us the opportunity toconsiderthepurchase "67 Giulia Sprint GT '73 2002. Xlnl cond. $4200 or trade-in of your clean Veloce. very good cond. ox best offer. Porsche. Check with Us 26 MPG. $3500. ( 213) 642-5213 Today! 863·03SS D..._ '720 I . 1iS. AINI 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t --"o '74 Audi Fox xlnt gas. DATSUN 74 l · ,,..,, .._bof -new cond. Sl.500 260% I a. ... o..,...• .... nu _. 64Hl954 , • 1 ---------------------, 4 speed gas saver, a ir .. conditioning, stereo. <718PPG) ..._ I ! SAU rllftrlD 'J· o~~~ JIM::O..s ' ii I , I I I. Use ,.,..... lt/'servlce when placing your ad .• ";"a Dally Piiot ad numb-er will appear In your cla~slfied ad ... we take your mes.sages 2~ hoUrs a day . . • you call In at -your convenlen.ce during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service Is only $7 .50 week. For more lnforma· .. tlon end to place your ad cell 6G·5'78. 1...-c>ITS 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 631-1176 '11 Oat.a mz. 5 epd, ru111 loaded. ••ooo. Mr-140'7 8* .... ..., '71 Dataua 110 tedea. ·opd, A/C, am/Im. .. CIOOIDl. la:lmec. "*· .. .-.111.-. 11~·.car ..,. BllO. ... Cll\, 1 on1r. IAml.D11 ..... ( puta/bla. __ _ , ." 080.PP_,4111 · ._. Dat •IX. XIII · eoad. l.L. fll· Air, ..... ,-. ........ ···--·---"...... Ollf!:!!'!! '71 tlO. A/C, 4 dr, lo mi, cleaa, new Ur•/brks. SZ740/hlt. MO-Jm 'II Dauun 410 Sqbk, xlnt W1at1d Boade ur · ... .,., ,.. ............ ...... ... .- 'Tl Aeemd. ..... Exe.I eoed, ..... c .... 5 tpd, 4aU11 . "71 Civic H•&teS. a«MI coed, .... 141·1258 ~,..--..... ..,. ...... Aeeard. 5 mpd. AM/FM cam ..... ~ pr.10~or otr.4M-- -· .t7J4 ....................... ·10 Gbhl, ua ~. reblt en1. Is tuna , new radiall. •174' ''/2 rebuilt Ir restored, make ofter. ~73tl rwualn1 coad, x.lnt 1a1 Lmc'9 f7·l6 mt, r adUUI, FM stereo, '•••••••••• .. ••••••••••• $&50. •21t11lv maa "fl Lande Beta Coupe. '77 Daluaun z. alJ xtru, 5 51 pd, enrf, Am I Fm. pd _,,,, 1 t stereo, ... A/C, ps, pb, 1 • r ..... o. a r. ape, le'athe in· t 27 000 m · louvre, custom "zap" Atkin& $6,0oo. '898-~i mdl, yellow &11-9303 or . ~ afte r 1-4-81. fM-8'95 IA-,_------,7-J-7 t725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71RATSUPB lliYAWAGOM 5 speed trans., rool rack. AM/FM stereo cassette & only 26,000 m i les• (118WZV>. MOWSltt5 MlliCU MAIDA US8)CAIS l 425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 1~3334 '77 Fiat Spyder, convt, 5 spd, m ags, wooden lug rack. AM/FM tape, like new 551·2343 1971 Lotus Europa, mid eng., Renault powered. 40,000 ori1 mi.. 25 + mpg,~-675-1654 M9l.de t7JI ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80Mazda821: Cpe,5 spd. a /c, 9M miles. P.P. 2'-33 mpg.7~. Mere ... _ '740 ............ ~·········· '79 Blue/Parchment ...... '727 (80124) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Maple/Bamb oo VISIT You. I (995WIDI l "79 lvory /TobaC't'O Ou.eCOAST <ACl.325> · H~.6.. ·79 Sil ver Gr et-n Vl"'YA t606VMB> HDJ'OUAITllS ·79 Brown /Bamlioo ......... C288VPYI TODAY!!! "8 0 lvory /Bamtwo U~._.19¥ C39'7ZGY1 ~T~11 '8() l vory lT obarro SAL~&SERVICE c982YVZ> OU»SMOllLE '80 Golden Brown/ Barn HOHD• boo < •64 YSA I . ....CTRUCICS 12 month/12000 m ale 2850 Harbor Blvd. warran~f · ~COSTAMESA ALLSALI .,.. 540-9640 PllC9 JIMSllt'IONS 1'71HOteA IMPORTS ACCOID 1970HARBORBLVIJ. 5 speed trans., AM/FM COSTAMESA stereo cassette, air 6ll·IZ76 cond .. sunroof & only. ---------29,000 miles! \713VFW>. MOWS4ttS MlliCU MADA USIDCAIS l42S Baker Street COSTA MESA 54~ll34 Alltot.UMCI ------- Estate sale, 1976 450SL . xlnt conditioo. $22.500. 714-7 35-8293 HARDTOP·450SL. wa ll paint any color Sl20CI New S4(n)_ 642·6991 Make ----..... UMd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUNTINGTON llACH Hl•DA USED CAR SPECIALS AT ORANGE couwrv•s NEWEST EXCLUSIVE HONDA DEALERI SAVE THIS WEEKEND! 4 9'>Md. radio-, (082PHA) 1979 TOYOTA STRETCH CREW CAI PICKUP 5 speed, air cond .. C.B. s7395 radio. stereo. dual rear whe.ta. (1T1eoo4). t 1979 V.W. 1 PASS. IUS Aulo. trans .. sun roof. 2 s1995 tone paint, 15,200 miles. (182XUF). 1976 HONDA WA&ON · 4 speed, air cond .. aun s3.95 roof. (ee3REI~ 1979 SUIARU Auto. trane. ,air cond .. $ tow mllel. (045XZM). 1975 v. w. ltA..,. I ~,. .• «90 .... '2911 '7t MBZ 4llCl8l.. 8riUab red. tan int.. aJnt CODd. 4IK mJ, m.ooo TU-411'75, \ .... ., Mercedes '5CISL, 19'7•. Wblte/Mahoa . Wire wheell. tao.500. 11,000 miles. BryanM0-5Ml. '• ZIOSL auto, a/c, .OK ml on q . ort1 red mint coact. •1uoo-.1429 WWW£» :WWW ,...... 9741 ...... , ............... . LEASE DIRECT! ,,,,....,,. WO. llACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0tOO Porsche 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 911 SC Targ~: Xlnt cond. Take over le ase. For details call 682·2222. !,:5 ~kdays ask for J~ '78 924, a/c, islr, am1fm 8lrk, 30K ma , 2 y r guarantee eng, perfec•t c o n d . m a k e o (( 1• r 493-0374 '76 911S Targa, black. full e q uip. mint , lo ma . $17,000. 1142-1114 ------·-- '78 911 SC Tarl(a. Lthr. int. am/rm cass. P·7 Low miles. P/W. $23,500. 673·6187. '74 911 fo'ull y loaded . Mint cond. Al t.:.. Elect s nrf. mags, s te r eo C'asselle. White w l lan in· t e r . 4 n e w radials Scra uus offers on ly 675-1498or8Sl·Cll34. "69 9111" red on hlk Blapk cass Beaut & fast S8.500 497-5220 Rolls •ore• 97 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY ' CARVER ROllS·ROVCl 1MI J•mlloru ..... -1 .. •<h ,._ ___ ......... CLOSE D SUNDAYS Saab 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECT! lflt Sill TUllOt IEACH IMPORTS M8 Dove Street N t:WPORT BJo:Al'l I 752-0,00 Toyota . 9765 791..n Automatic, 4 doors. (7721211!) ™" ~.-Uowcwf VOUCSWAGfN, INC SM-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove lflOYW JITTA Like brand new with less than 3,000 miles! Has air_ cond. AM/FM s tereo cassette. l239'LYX >. t40WSl4'5 MlliCUMAJDA U•CAIS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 54~3334 '7SCAMPll JI.: ice! ( 135642> SSSH "@~"~ ~·1, VOllCSW~GEN INC • 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove '76VWIUS Must sell. 1024308> SS6tt ~~ti~~ ~ 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove ·73 VW Bug. xlnt cood $3,000 548-6446 Parti n g Out ' 1974 Volkswag1m Bug p<1rts for sale 641-9157 VW parts. '68 lt>fl & right door. '73 left door. S50 each. 543-9744 '65VWBug $1200 964-3702 ·72 VW Com'. Good (•ond. $4()(KJ.' Ask for Lorelei d ays 675-9690. evl's 642·9895. '58 VW Hus r blt 1600 f·n~ $14.0IM )BO 661-1451 · 69 c o!'l.rv-eLAssrc Tr a ns & eng . snlart. bea utiful ly restored. S4000 642·68211 I Bob I •• ···.;·;~;;~;;;~····· I ·79 \"W CO~VERTI BLE M u:o;I sell this wknd Fla"less 644-0768 CIUCA Clean ' c 133501 1 $41H ·@HfcWt ijowa,-,d . ~IJ VOLKSWAGEN INC • 534-4100 13731 Harbor Ga,.den Grove ·1• Corolla Wagon. Gd cond. A/C. stert'O SIJOO. Call •99·5215 ,,.....,.. -9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super Discounts. Triumph_s ·74 VW . superb cond . as king $3300 or OBO Hm 675·42S8. wk 761·7609 '66 vw. Parti;illy Tbll Needs body work $800 754-6679 '75 IUS $2750/0IO 644-1481 "68 VW Camper owner m usl sell, xlnt running order.~133 '71 Squareback. reblt eng. dual carbs ; new tires. paint & brakes, xlnt cond. $2150. 497.3953 '68 VW. clean eng & trans. perfect for Baja. . $12_!!0/~L~l!KS . ~ ·74 Thing, clean. lo mi. new top. Must sell $2450. 536·5159 SpiTIFflFtiift'--+-1!. 6~6..__V~Wlif,..--C-a mpe r orig TR7s cond. new motor, new paint 6'4·7348 --- '72 VW. ALL NEW. $2350 Spiders _:bes_l°'ii~~~ ---- '69 VW semi auto rbl\ · TRBs eng. new brakes. tires. tra n s . $1500/080 645·1588 ALL IN ·75 vw-.-.G-r_e_a_t .-. _B_u_s. STOCK FOR 20MPG, radio. radials. IMMEDIATE · :i~°"~· 144501oBo DELIVERY!!! 68 bug rebuilt. $1695 or best orter, NEW 847-41512. 9611-1147 Yotwo 9772 ~PrrR~S ••••••••••••••••••••••• UPTO $2000 Off!!! <ON BOMB MODELS> All can IUbject to prior aale. All llric. Ph• taa. uc ... ' doc. fee. Ad· vmiled price dole not iachade 4aallr lmtalled optionl. .. ~ _ ............. COll'AllDA t7 .. 2IOO YOLY071 244•AM 4 cylinder 1as saver. automatic, power 1teer- ln1. low low mlles. Super sharp!_ <.5!1PHB> SAUPllC• '"" JIMWPDlS MOlll'S 1'10 HARBOR BLVD. cm-~'7T ·u 'voavo U4, AC, All/Fii etereo, 1ood COlld. MIOO/btt ofr ..-r 1W1 « tfl·TIOO ntnlcbl "711M .............. aute;41M. alat coed, .. ........ YOL¥0 IAIA•WICI At9LM••1 OVERSEAIDa.IVl!RY EXPEihS o•••••COUMrY YO&.YO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Lara• Voivo Dealer in Or91\1e Cou.nty ! BUY or LEASE DIRF.CJ' f 0 20 Garden Grove BJ- Garden Grove 530-9190 AllhK.UNd ······················~ AMC 9905 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Gremlin. great cond, must sell fas t. good mpg. SlSOO.; 547·~1 __ IWc~ . 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Electra. loaded. lo-mi, xlnl cond. S1900 OBO. 645-8689 leave No. '71 1.-e Sabre 4dr, 59K a c· tual miles. good tires, ('le an uphol. $100(). 54~-67_!i8 - Cediloc tt I 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUR#I CADIUAC DULBSHIP ·~OIAMGI COUNTY! SALF.S, SERVICI': A:-.;L> Lt:ASIN<i I "Oii ·• •• hi\.• t ·'-I. ',\......_~ '1J U lill M • '77S... Astro moon roof. loaded. s pecial sa le pr il'C.,' (()J2ZER I $7999 S d~1hck IMW 11 r.z04cr 495-4949 '72 Coupe de Ville Lady Owner Xlnt ~ond. All leather New ball. tm:s & a C'. low miles SB2SO. 0 8 0 552·0175 ChHrallf '920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllUS .. ISTl We have a good selection of N EW & US ED Chevrolets ! COHMfll CHEVROLET ~,.if 1rt .. • H ""-1\\1~ \ 54t.-1200 *** JHelceDrMr 17092 Kampen Huntington Bea t'h You are I.he winner or 2frwffcUts <117 value>. lo Ice,...& Halcmr•lc• Jan. 6 thru lllh •74a ... Goed ........ ,..... ......GIM,llilMll .... ld'r.Goed ........... •2000/ofr. 114·1111 eve1/wbda. '410 W. 8'1Mw9Pta.S..AM. '70 Polen &et Wp, • pua, 9IOO or belt. Aft t. ......., W40 ....................... 75 Ford Grancl Torino. VI , autom'atic tranamlHlon power 1t.riD1. air ooridltJon. ln1. lie. 'IM)(NC $1917. J ohnaon and Son Un· cola I Mercury M0-3830. 71 FOC'd Thunderbird, VI a utomaUc tranamluion power seatl, air condi· tlonin1. am/Im stereo. Ii c . 0'19SZB •un. J ohnson and Son Un· coin/ Mercury~3130. 78 ford C4uriel' Pickup. Lon1bed. 4 cylinders, 5 s p eed tran1miuion, . spec. wheels, alrshocks, radio lie. 39932 $3897. Johnson and Son Un- coln/Mercury 540-3630. 1M39932 u.c• ff41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 80 Lincoln Versailles. VB, automatic transmiuion tilt wheel. full power. leather interior. lie. l~YFV $10,997. Johnson and Son Li n coln / Mercury ~3630. 77 Lincoln Versailles. VS. automatic transmission power windows. door locks and seats, air con· ditioning lie. 415XXB $5997. Johnson and Son Lincoln /M e rcury 540-3630. 79 Mark V CoU..e.cJJ>rs S eri es. Automati c tra ns mission , moon roof, air conditioning. tape, full power li e. 570 VLA COME AND SEE IT. Johnson and Son Lincoln/Mercury 540-3630. ---------Mercwy ttSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S .-.sf LINCOl.N·MERCUHY DEALERSHlP -~~l.t/J•• LINCOLN·MERCUHY 16· 18 Aulo Center Dr . 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I -5Pl.A5M FRANTICALL 'r' ••. "MELP ! II I CR'/ ••• ''SAVE. ME! II ~ i I QUESTIONS ••• NOW, I SINK FO~ THE SECOND Tl ME ••• QUESTIONS POUR OVER M'f ~EAD ••• ''WMO WAS VOLTAIRE?'' "WHO WAS CATO THE ELOER7'' •l NOW, I COME UP FOR THE LAST TIME ••. 5PUTTERlN6 MALF-ANSWERS •• SPITTING OUTVERBS, INFINITlVes COMMAS ••• -- p NAMCY· I 'LL CLEAN THESE ROCKS OUT OF MY YARD • I SINK 6ENEATl-4 MARK T~E SPOT WMERE 'IOU TME SURFACE.. LAST SAW ME •• MA~K TME SPOT ANOT~ER SC~OLAR cAU6Mr IN TME UNDE~l£>, M/>/AM l'M 60NE,MARCIE... WMeRE I -9ROWNEP IN A SEA OF • -,. D MINUSES" ANP "INCOMPLETES" IM 60NE ... By Ernie Bushmiller OWW-- MY FOOT IT SURE HURTS--I'D BETTER GO SEE A I DOCTOR YIPE ···IT'S SO TENDER IT HURTS TO PUT MY SHoe·oN I'LL WEAR ONE OF MY UNCLe·s OLD SHOES s I J ) ~· L l" AFTE~ DR\VIN0 JEANNIE e>ACK TO &PENCER FARM!), f)AM oTOPo TO v1e1r WITH A06EY! 7/;:'AJqQJ.~ 'II"" vou>(r-. ~~ 1-4 \ ' l I ... I .. • • ; _., A~'rHLAtC, TM! '1'1,::s:eaNCS '' 14S NOT A PrrACT'ICAL.. 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DOCTOR SMOCK OKAY, eo.,. :t'Lt-ee THe c:>OCTOR 90 "rAtc• A ,_t-S•M- COL.oAE!P CRAYON ANP C91VI!! He!R SOMfJ COL.OR ! SCORC.HAPHOBIA z . FEA~ Of RDPE BORNS ! I i • _; t ·c ... 'O .. .;: ® .· Jus-r MAKS YOUR R.OUNPS, NURSES! By George Lemont ooe-roR ! Poc:~oR ! "T"He PA-r'I eN-r IN 214 IS FAPING FAS-r'! f . ' . , 3. l . : . . LI ID B L. e y• -6 £ D s by --r5t:PJ~/ Fl~ L01M LUCK, WH&F(E "'Tlil! HeCK HAVE: 'IOU fJteN?! ··-__ .,.._,...._, ____ . ~lRinL.£ SC.Rl~IH .. £: :>C.RtH L..C $C.Rt&IJ LE' <~c.Rt &JL..t: '"urn10u.. E: XPL-A 11\J 1H~f SO I CAN UNC7E:Rs1ANP. Hi, t 'M .JOHN PARL I N~ AND WITH M£ 'TODAY 15 PMIL -n-tE ~ECN:>TE~ WH0'6 GOING "TO EXPLAIN 'l'HV WE. HAVE '"T1-E ~E,.,1'HE~ we DO.' ' ~l~~E: !,(.Rt&li'L~ ~(.Rl~!Jl...E <>..., . I • .It ., "TELL ME. PHIL. •.. WHY HAVE OU~ WIN1'~~5 0fEN 50 COLO LAiELvr ARE TH£ WEATHf~ PATIE~NS SHIFTING? CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? llwre •re •t lffat ala differ· eftCOI ... •••Int •t•il• ......... top ..id Mttom SNMll. Hew ~dilr can rou find them? Check •n1wer1 wittl ttloM below. .... 1 .. 1"' II ~ "t . ..,,_,.., I I 11"9 ..->s f .,_.,.,I I ffllol• l • ,,_.. 11 ..... ,., 1•:> c . ..,,.,.., " VMd¥ ·c ·tu1•1w 11 .. .,, ·1 , .. -..... 10 N \t.Z.\E WANT tN THERE.l SAYNO? TJ-IAT'S OVERSIMPLIFICATION IF EVER I HEARD IT. ACA'8TAL PASTIME NMrly ~fourth of •II n•mes of 1t•t• c.p- lt•ls In tho U.S.A. h•v• Mven letter1. No st•to c•pltal hH a throo· letter na me. but the three lett ers •bovo re· present In rebus form. • capltal city with a Mven letter name. Try to make It out. Then try to name the follow· Ing seven·letter cap· ltals: _•_,AZ -JGA _,ME ____, MS __ ,NC -JNE __ ,NH____, NJ --·NM___, WA ___,WI f¥ 'uotlJWW ·vM •"W!dW.AJO "WH •• , ••v&S ·rH • .... , ... ,J MN 'PJOUO) : 3 H 'UIO'.klll )N ·~01•10• ·sw ·.-,.,.r 3W ... .,,o~v ·v? ·•1u•uv zv '•!U-d 'IW 'I ? UI S Pw• l ) lhi1&ue1 •Mlt l! SUPER SHOn Tim•'• ruMlnt out In tho bit .. m. above . Wiii our hero alnll hla atlot and win the game? You decide. ... ; 7 FLAGGED OOWNI SMr,.n crayons or eotorod ponclls. Alllf1 colon to ent\ance ttlo wlnt,., scene abo'lo· 1-Rod. 2-Lt. lalve. l-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-Flesh tones. 6-Grffft. 7-Pu,,.o. SPELLBIND.ER -SCORE JO points tor using all the . letters In the word .below to form tWO-~Of'!'plet• word•: .. P"OTIUDI .... -.. --... - THEN score? points NCh tor a ll words of · four-letters or more found among th~ letters. Try fo tcor~ •t least so points. :~· .... ,,,_ ....... ~-.. ' - ,,__ _________ ._.,..b L nn ohnston HE.Y, HERES EL\ZRBE.TH ~ THESE F=OURIEEN~ DAY WEE'"K ENDS ARE KtLLINGME:. WOULD you 'I ~~ IWO LE.A\JE ME ALONE '? •MO o.1 lllf" _... ...... 6' lALLt~C, Af 1'.tt~ .~.,,.·-t H0\1R? PINK LAP'// Sl.OODV MNl.V! MARtaAICITA! S-HOE--......... -----.... ~ll:) F'6?Pl£ ~ w= ~-.. ' r ¥~a~ ~ I j ~ . , .... YOO RUN 0Jt ANO VRINK ~ NIGUT ... ... Ml, t'ftASS~t ~ WMAf A~E 'IOU 001 NG, \)(' so L.~f~? © 1981 United Feature Syndicate. Inc. B Gus Arriola v -by MacNelly .··tr~ "~ ~?.! f ,, January 4, 1981 Daily Pilat .. nen YOURSELF s.lf ......... •I~ II -Alll.-J ......... '41 l ...... ""' .... 'llllt\ llY 10071 ....... " .............. s.ny .. cai·1 --~ FOR RICHARD HAYMAN, con· ductor of Boston Pops Orchema What .. the ..... ....,... 4Jf. c:onduc- -P'~,, .. ...,..· ............... that ........... aromd °" :....... the podiMm MCHHry? -G.B., ...... Maine • Conductors are supposed to hold the orchestra together and maintain the Integrity of the score. They must direct the musicians according to the conductors' Interpretation and not let any musician. get lost on the way. 4 'When I rehearse with an orchestra I Speak 90/tlv; c:any big ltidc. haven't worked with before. I warn them in advance that I do a lot of fan- cy waving around, which is to impress the audience -not them. I tell the orchestra to try to ignore me. All of which means that in some ways a con- ductor is not necessary at a concert because all the preparation and hard work is carried out at rehearsals. .fOR LE1Tl1A BAIDRIGE, author and etiquette-open Do,.,..~ thlll ~ ......... be pst ol the tdlool all'dt ...... ; that a, ........ ill the•' oow? -H • .1., c...-. \Vvo. • No. Good manners are learned at home, or they"re not learned at all. ,scbnnls are too aouded.-UMJ.---.~t--' teac too burdened with work and paper work to have to teach their students how to behave. A child should anive at school every day knowing perfectJy well how to behave. · FOR TOVAH FElDSHUH. star of The ldolmok~ Why cld you ~ that ,o11n probeblv the ~ pabuw:r around who got~ ....... rd ......... the ... No.t Cow.rd for the .... time? -S .P .• Wlllee Rock. Artl. •I wasn't depressed -I was embarrassed. In 1970 I walked up to' Noel Coward at the London alrpor1 because he seemed so familiar. "You're a friend of my Uncle Harold," I sakf, holding out my hand. The minute the words left my mouth I ~111Jed my faux pas. He was charming about It. but I was embarrassed. FOR .IOHN RnTER, anchonnan fOf the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon. Jan. 17-18 You Mild that comp&llb-., ,...._work. &plliln, plwe. -HA, Councl aa.. . ._. •I try to find out the best way to get to people, and I work on It. The art ol communication or getting along Is 90-percent Intent and IO-percent luck. I find people relate more to what you·re trying to get across than to what you say or do. The bottom bne is that I want peo- ple to feel relaxed and wek:ome In my company. FOR lllE .. ASK" EDITOR .... trw ..... Pft!r <Yl'oole cllln't do .. homework b hla mm. ~ SIJatt Non, and c:.....t the movie to rwa owrtlme and OWi' the badget? -s.c .. Glut F ... Mont . •Yes -and no. Before OToole steps before the cameras. he ~s researched the role lnskfe out. from back to front. But all rules have ex- ceptions, an<~ Peter is no exception. He dkfn't learn till almost the last minute that a scene In The Stunt Mon called for him. a non-gum-OTooie: al bubbes ond ~- chewer. to chew gum; so he started chewing to acquire the look of an experienced gum chewer. He forgot that bubble-blowing is an integral part of the chewing process. Since he could not produce an Impressive bubble right away. that scene needed more than one take. Finally, the size of the bubble met with the director's approval. FOR GLORIA MONIY, producer. ABC-TVs ~nno/ Hospital Aft ecton alowal to UM dB own outlta tf dMy want to? And do ,o11 buv or rent them? -.l.K., Burington, Vt. • With a few exceptions by actors who prefer to supply ~hohrr11crrn-~ are su1a y re1m .·our wardrobe department selects and dresses all our actors and actresses. Ocx:asionally ii is necessary to rent a costume, for example. "Laura's" pink gown with ostrich feathers. FOR H. Wlµ.IAM MENARD, director. Geologk:al Survey. U.S. Dept. of the lnteriof ....._ ....,., whltt elM coma under your department'•. jultedlctlon? -G. V .• Prouo, Utah • The appraisal of the nation's potential energy and mineral resources; research into the c;omposition and structure of the earth's crust; investigations and research on a wide variety ol natural occunences, such as earth· quakes and volcanoes; and supervision of oil. gas and mineral lease operations on all Federal lands. FOR LINDA ROSE, model and author of Hon<U Can one gM an IMlght Into eomeone'• .-.onalHY bv Pftlt· ..... ....., hMde? -s . .1.s .• .1up1n, Mo. •Yes -by the way he or she holds tbem. Someone who constantly keeps his hands In his pockets has something to hide. An open, giving person, who has strong seW-confidence, gestures with his thumbs held away from the ocher four fingers. Peop&e with square· shaped flngettlps usually lead orderly lives. People who have short nails are often quite critical. PRO Ra:tw w. a.m.n, Aldo tnannce Sub- c:omrnhe, N.A.l.C. PRO AflD con CON Rita L ••'lllJla,...,, llllo«My, The Women'I I.Aw Project These factors have served to ac- curately ldenttfy groups ol drtven who are higher risks. Simply factors wouad resuh In more IM· qulties between groups of auto In· sureds than now exlsb between tndMduals of a certain MX or marttel status. TheM' fKton thouad be elmlnated ~ suitable alternettws can be tubdluted. The National Alloclatlon ol lt"'Jranc:e Commlllk>ners has been Kttvely aplor'11ag thll -... lincl 1978, and, at yet, hat found no fairer alllernedvet. -• Should Auto ln9Ul'OllCe Rats c:ontlnue to Be Bcwd on Sex . Or Marital Statua? Neither of these factors ls related to the likelihood that any Individual rates for auto and other forms of Insurance, compenta UM out- dated figures and stereoCyped a.umptlona about how mtn and women or singles and men1ldl behave. lnlUNl'I haw an.dy dminMecl race In ..ang ,... 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II• 'l'\.lt I II Ill 111 I '\' 11\11 3Wll ____ _...~.~t ft'\.,......... .... , I ll•••\ !Il l> .• t l'\.111\~tl.I ·,·,\ ll t ·~lll C l ~I V.) A-1c1 :·1 ~1 ss::tN ISnH 111111 How to Avoid Raising Cain and Abel Some rivalry between siblings Is healthy. but too much can lead to big trouble. Heres what parents can do to help their children become good friends for life. ,...._ .. "'lii""'ua""'l•a""'llO""n"°"a.,..6y""'t""rvc1""i""8~mmRh:----------~ a baby ~hes the age of 8 By Elisobeth Colemon Brynner .. The most common complaint that young mothers have today Is that their two young children do not get along." states Dr. Burton Wpite/au· lhor of The First Three Years of Life. White. who ran the Preschool Pro· ject at Harvard University from 1%& to 1978, has found that the big· gesl factor In sib· ling rivalry Is the age difference be- tween the children. -·Mis research shows -thai -the clOSer t~ children are In age, the greater the rlva!ry. with the most Intense rivalry occurring. therefore. when children are about one year apart. It usually drops off prograstvety after an age spntad al montha and needa even greater attention, the elder albllng may begin to feel locked out of hla pamata' qf/ectlona. three years. Parents who don't have the op lion of planning ·their children three years apart may IX! relieved to know that nol only is sibling rivalry nor mal. but it can even be healthy Reports child psychologist Bn-n da K. Bryant of the University of Cali fornia at Davis. "Kids are learning important negotia ting skills when they-fight It -may be a very natural context in whkh they can argue and then learn how to resolve conflicts .. Fighting can go too far. though Boston child psy chlatr ist Dr. Nancy Rollins tells parents to be wary when the spats are nor balanced by periods of affection. Other Jed flags· excessive tantrums . iealousy. hostility. competition. criticism or P,hysical aggression by one or both children. . Sibling rivalry often stems from a child's fear that his parents love a sib· Ung more than him. It OCCUI'$ most between boys. less often between girls and least frequently of au between siblings of the opposite sex. Birth order is an Important factor in sibling rivalry. Competition between the two elder children -who often display the greatest difference In character and temperament -is usually the most intense. According to Dr. John Platt. consulting psychiatrist for the Elk Grove School District In Elk Grove, Calif.. the birth· order characteristics often show up In these ways: ~ -The oldest child, Intense and · highly critical, tries too hard to be the perfect ·number one. Sometimes. he becomes discouraged and with- draws. ("Never put pressure on the okfat child," warns Platt, "He's put enough preuure on himself by the time he's 8 to last a lifetime.") The ea:-yg•i1ng secund"botn ("of tl!n a slob." accr1rdlng to Platt) becomes the "Avis child" who trie~ hard to bE>al the older competition and ofte n succeeds -thus heighten ing the first one's dilemma -The youngest child . who quick ly reali1.es thc11 he can't win anything by sheer force. ~corn!!~ the charmer. the clown. the 01d11ipukllor Thoughtful preparatio n of a child for the arrival of a new baby can help to minimize resentment. Child psy ch1atrist Or Leonard E Lawrence beliews that "parents have got to start talking about 11 as soon as it becomes an issue withm the family. which is generally when the woman confirms pregnancy " White insists. however. that the real problem arises when the new baby is about 8 monlhs old and beginning to crawl The baby. now mobile. requires greater attention from the mother 1ust whe n the older child (assuming that th~re is aboul a year's difference in age) craves the mother's attention most ''The parents have to undersrand ... says White. "that the older child is really in trouble Not the kind that wl!I datroY. his llfe..i...blJt It is a very dlf· fk:ult time emotionally~ -· --- He Offers suggestions to reduce the pressure on the older child: Don't make a big fuu over the baby In front '""*'"-IJ ~-~~~--------___:--~ I I 1 l ' l ~- •1 .. •°( 'C '•· .... "•\II I ' ... "!'!,.. I I . '\':'4. 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I I i The Hans Christian Andersen i I I I FAIRY TALE SPOON COLLECTION lb be 1-41 la Um1tH ecllllon, ~ '>etfl'-: J-wy JI, 1'IL • NCh 9f'OOl'I ~ bNr a fuJl·ftgure llCUlptu,. of o~ of the : main chancten in dw 1tory It ~. while the bowl will : Must be postmarked by January 31, 1981. Limit: Ont 5"t per pnson. 3145 lelture a !lmW from the ltory In captivating bu.-rrtwf. 1 , On the bowl of his 1poon. lw exampk, you can 1tt The : The Franklin Mint Ugty DudtHng. his hMct bowed in shame, while on the : Franklin Cmwr. Pennsylvanill 19091 ~he appears In all hil majelty u a proud and beautl· 1 Plftlw enter my subecripHon for TM Hans Christian An· fuJ awan. Each epoon wW bu limiluty delightful worlt th.at dft'lm Fairy T• Spoon Coll«tion, consisting of 12 c-c the~~ ol dw t.W being told. filmy ~ pewlltt apoons by ttw ~ ..,._ b. cn1tiect by ttw ertiNN of The Franklin artiat Philip Nathan. Mint to the moet prtdM teanct.rds al quality. 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Lawrence insists that. whether or not the parents spend much time away from the children. "the most impor· tant thing is that they be clear. direct ----~Lwbat bebauior is acceptable. what behavior is not and the penalties that will be imposed because of the latter. A Cfhild who gets away once with hitting"his younger sibling in front of a parent feels he has license to do it again." Physically holding an angry child with a hug or a restraining arm is an extremely helpful approach. "Hold - ing not only sets the limits," says Rollins. "it makes it safe for the child . It tells him you won't let him get out of control and do things he'll be sorry for later_" As children grow. the tactics par- ents use must evolve. Games which emphasize cooperation -riding a seesaw, for example -should be en· couraged. Sharing cookies or marbles can be made an adventure -one child divides the goods into two piles and the other one chooses which pile he wants. Children can be given specific duties around the house (the 9 ·year-old helps mother cook; the 7 -year-old sets the table) which allow the pareats to praise each child in· dividually, fights will inevitably break out. but Rollins thinks that by the time a child ls 5 or 6. a parent should be able to sit down and talk with him. "Encourage your children to talk about their fights," she advlse5, "but wait until they've cooled off." Lawrence. whose two elder chll· ---11rin are-now teen-agers, 6eneves It's a good Idea to stay out al the squab- bles once the youngstm are oad enough to fend fot then.Iva. "If I fllaelwfh Colunon Srynn:irr le o jrnfo,_ wrllilr who apttlo.,,,. In onkln otlour r#w lo~ (continued) jumped in every time my children had a negative interaction." he' chuckles. "I could make the situation one which would become chronic and unhealthy. My choice is to stay out, and the kids seem to work things out." A suggestion from Dr. Platt: If you have to get involved. don't try to ar· bitrate a fight while in the middle of it. "You lose sight of common sense when you're in a rage so just back off arid wait until you've calmed down." Above all, experts suggest that parents try to maintain some perspective. A sibling relationship is only ona ol many factor~ which in-- fluence a developing child. And a lit· tie competition doesn't spell disaster. "It's certainly not the end of the world." says Dr. Rollins. "Parents have lo accept the fact that those feelings are part of a child's normal Rivalry between siblings often con- tinues throughout ,their lives. • development. They are nothing to be ashamed of and they can be negotiated ... Last September two researchers presented one of the first major studies of rivalry among oduh siblings. Helgola G. Ross and Joel I. MUgram. both psychologlsts at the University of C incinnati, studied 65 indMduals be- tween the ages of 25 and 93: Their study revealed that competitiveness and rivalry between siblings often con· tlnues throughout their lives. But recent studies also reveal that siblings who have strong positive lies with each other maintain those ties over the years. Surveys by the Na- tional Retired Teac;hers' Association -American Association of Retired Persons Andrus F°'l-'ndatlon In Washington Indicated that 80 percent Of ekreffY Aminciilinil1'n111l!!ut one living sbllng and rely on him or her often for 1Upport and companionship. Helping your children to worit through dfftcukin with each other now guarantees them at &east a chance for a k>ng and happv ,.. fri...W..., throughout.....___ .., -r ,Ma,~ . ..., .... , Hyde le Mek. Look for it: "Mystery!" returns to public television on January 6 with mastnworks of murder and menace. doctor. l<Moyer. monster, the sleuth and the sergeant. And style, not just more v1olence·ridden TV In other words. , Mobil's hit series of last season on the Public Broadcasting Service resumes this Tuesday with 20 all·new "Mystery!" episodes (check local listings). Upcoming for the January 6 opening is a fresh, two·part version of that old favorite (or two). De Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. the classic tale of dual personality. and singular menace A touch of malice. Next comes Mollee Aforethought on January 20. Based on a celebrated crime story. It hu a novel twtst: You know "who dun It" from the start. The mystery-and the drama-ls "why." as you learn owr four weeks what causes a meek village doctor to commit murder most foul. Cribb and other notis. Some famlh1n tacts tetom-iMth new tates: Rumpole of the Balley. starting February 17. offers siK dramas IMth that Wordsworlh·spoullng barrister of London's famed criminal court. The Racing Gomt' comes 'round on March 31 with three new. fast·paced cases for jockey-turned·racetrack-sleuth Sid Hal ley. Then Victorian crime·solver Sergeant Cribb returns for five episodes beginning April 21. Price le right. What better hoet for the aeries than myetery-maatro Vincent Price? And what better way to spend Tuesday evenings? To min all that "Mys- tery!" has to offer would truly be a crime. 1t•e • feet: In the IMde world beyond 1\( Americans have ml~sed out on dist in· gulshed writing from countries whoH literature 11 seldom translated Into Eng· . llsh. 10 hoqor such books. and to bring them to American readers, Mobil es· t----+--ta .... iifMidthe i>eg8sull>ri. for Literature~ This year s IMnner, rom nma l.s Kirsten Ti'Orup's Boby. llllaileble now In English IL.SU Press. $9.95~ -Moblr Obe ...... a. ... A. ..... Cozps-;. .............. .__,N., IOOl1•19•C ;a-: You've Seen And Used Similar Serving- Pitchers In ·Restaurants. Now you can have one for your own home. Keeps ~offee or tea at serving temperature for hours. Great for cold-stuff too. 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The body, like a house, is kept warm In cold weather thr<>U!lt Insula- tion -in the body's case, provided by clothing. Since air is the best form of insulation. several thin-but-warm layers of clothing -with air sand- wiched J n between -=-~w~il!...I!:!. k.eep~~vo~u:----·cli1>1neud1'1rmrrubbe...nr~) ~te,..n1drntocl;;".ma;;rke~fee~t :';m';;-o=rer--- warmer than a single. heavy piece of o co . n ea o a pair of clothing. thick socks. choose a thin pair of wool A good way to stay healthy n win· or cotton-knit socks layered over ter is to use layering to maintain a tights. com/ottoble body temperature 50 that Last. complete your winter dressing ~u neither perspire nor shiver. Wear-with a water· and wind-resistant outer Ing several layers of clothing can be layer. be ii a simple windbreaker or a helpful when yau're shopping, for In· down o r polyestef-filled quilted jacket stance, b«.ause you can add and sub-o r coat. tract layers depending on whether Remember. wool clothing generally you're ndoors or out. And, l you're provides more warmth than o the r working Indoors, layers are weal for materials. Cotton and silk add com- keepng you cozy and the thermostat fort because they permit perspiration turned down. to evaporate. And now there is a new The experts tel us that the best out-synthetic fiberfill called Thinsulate be- door outfft for winter dralmg should Ing used as thermal insulation in always include a covering for your outerwear. It's designed to give head and ears because about 50 per-superior warmth without bulk cent of body heat is lost through the Shopping for Out head. A wool-knit cap is your best erwear choice. since the air trapped within I. 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'' Ftan Tatkenton Sc1ambles Fo1 TV Success By Suzy Kolter T he kids hang around the perimete,.t of the TV studio. tugging at their parents' sleeves. gripping their paper and pens. fidgeting while they get up the nerve lo ask their hero for his autograph. To the multitude of preteen-age boys standing in atten· dance . there is only one autograph worth having, one hand worth shak· ing -that of Fran Tarkenton. "Here you go. Kevin,'' Tarkenton -says. his hand roughing up one boy's sandy hair before sending him back lo his family with an autograph securely in his grasp and a joyful wonderment that the famous man knew his name. Tarkenton hadn't asked the young Tarkenton's philosophy was best ex· emplified by the title of his 1969 . autobiography: Better Scramble Than Lose. "What's life if it isn't filled with risk?" asks Tarkenton. "There's a lot of risk in football . You can do your job well and still lose. Most other parts of . society are different from sports: you do your job well and you can win. Btit if there are no risks, or no challenges. then there are no chances a\ success.·· Even after he quit football. he con- tinued hustling, to the point where he . now flies some 20. 000 miles a month. He's president of Tarkenton & Co .. a management consulting firm that deals with 250 major corpora· tions around the world: he hawks a variety of products, from shampoo to Fron and Cathy Lee Crosby shore arnmemenl at a That's l~ib&e! stunt. fan for his name: he just happened to airlines: and he's pursued a television overhear It In a conversation between career. He now shares Monday Night the boy ·and his mother seconds Football duties wtth Don Meredith before the youngster approached with and co-hosts (with John Davidson his request. And Tarke nton. the op-and Cathy Lee Crosby) one of portunlstk: would-be poUticlan and America's hottest weekly series. professional celebrity with the per· At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, sonal touch, picked up on It and, as what can one possibly say but That's always. made the most of his chance. Incredible! Seizing opportunities has been "I lead the best of aU lives," Fran Tarkenton's way throughout his life. admits. "I can be sitting In my dressing Never the most physlcaUy gifted of room on the That's lncttdtble! set one quarterbacks. he nonetheless rettred day. Last week I was sitting In a 1V from pro footbaU In 1978 after 18 booth wilh ~ord and C09el on Mon. The British Original stlll retails for$60. Our authentic re-ereat,,,,,lo""'n'--_ Is inc'8dlbte !DLco\atou! C!oluctou! . c8Li..u. 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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED' "" Cml. Slrvicl: {S11)&73-Sll I ©NOAA NELSON 1980 CMJl1 FASTER THAN ANY DICTIONARY. INsrANT Spdlm seasons, ranked the ·number-one dav Night Foolbal. And tomonow I .. ••••••••••••• passer In NFL history. They calJed could be In the board room of one of Here .e 6,000 of the most com-I ... •: ._..,.. .,, ._ I him "The Scrambler" -and the biggest companies In this country. monly misspelled words cor· I .. -. ............ ,_ .. , I deservedly so. Time and time again, I need that stimulation; that way I rectlv spelled. divided •nd •c· I ,.._ _. • ..... .....,..._ " -. the 6-foot·l ·lnch Tarkenton would don't have ttme to get bored." cented.SimpfyHtthepointerto Ulll'IU••••.1_,,_,..,....,..,~FW.,..... I elude the nra .... of behemoth defen· Still, for a men who has ti.en a thefirstletteroftheword~ I oa.•a.+a.•.._.DIAWltwt•110.• I :s-.._ echndtouchthet>.rtoflndyour +I .15...... I stve hnemen, leadlng them on ·a hero of one kind or another since he •nswer. It's • boon to secre-1. (lt.Y .... ,....... .. ......,. ..... ,_,, merry goo1e chw.around the field, began .. foot.I fhwolkt at 119113, tarles, students •nd prof~ .... dllcll•.llWJ.., . ..,_.:._.,..~_.__._--1 l~--~::--a~lw~ays~one::~•:~:p~~~:thcr~lr~stra~l~nt~ng~~T~arlcenton~~~~~~::~~:::~~-i-t~-::~·~~~~::!·~~~ ... :---;-~::~W'O~i~•~n~OIRI o ... w I u s . touchn ewryone he mMtl in ar•v•Uon •nd emt>."usln1 mlt-bllllllll II: • I and puffs, yet far enough to elude etlher a double handshake or • w.rm taket. ft also savn space on ._a MS. a •· I them and comp1etc a pw downfteld . fnmdJy Good or eoy manner with • your detttt Mlll9 I Critics said hit style wesn't pretty, but pet on the b9d< or a hand dwough • ONl y I Cir---n, I kid's heir. tter.membm ~·· 1· .......... Wtet•niw •• I name. 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I don't want some other person or parent °' hero to pull that routine on my kids. I have a responsibility 10 my family and to me. not to the kids out there whom I don't know. And they should be turn· . Ing lo their own families for guidance. not to heroes who may or may not be what the kids want them to be." Tarkenton carries this Clown-lo· earth philosophy into his life as a pi)rent. (He and his wife of 20 years. Elaine. are currently separated and ....... records: most yards passing. most total passes. most passes completed, mosl touchdown passes and mosl yards rushing by a quarterback. Despite the constant adulation. though. he admits there were prob· lems in dealing with the fans, especial- -ty toward th#? ta~ end of his almost two-decade car~r. "My last couple of years of footbaU I had very little pa· lience with a lot of the people around me. I was abused by people in restaurants; while I was walking down the streets. That really hurt me, so for a time I didn't go out as much. Some- one would come up to me and say. 'Why did you let us down?' 'Why did you lose?-' I find that horribly rude. Or I'd be eating in a restaurant and someone would say, 'I hate to disturb you but would you sign these five '9 ... • 1: aut~aphs?' Hell. :5 they don't hate to disturb you." Having no w made the suc· cessful transition from sports to other fields does -.............. lllal .. J The thought that he could be just a dumb ;ad< or is successful just because he was a football star makes him bridle. As do critics' barbs about That's In· credible, criticism that he terms "un· just." "We all take risks every day of our lives." he "The Scrambler" In his glory days: In 18 years, Tarlcenton ran /or more than two mlles In tOtal yardage. points out. "We share joint custody of their children.) take a risk every Hme we get on a Al home with his three kids. Angela, plane, but that doesn't stop us. There 16: Matthew, 11 : and Melissa. 10. he are people who climb mountains be· remains Fnm Tarl<enton, father. not cause they're there. They are still Pran Tarkenton. superstar. going to climb those mountains UBelng a hero tends to set you up whether we put them on 1V or not. as some kind of perlect human being Same for those stunt men. The or something real stupid like that." he stunts are a smaU part of the show. notes. "Hen. I don't want my kids to bu1 those people are going to do think I'm perfect, and I don't want those stunts whethet we pa~ them to anybody else to think II. either. I want or not." my kids to know .now that I'm just do-Tarkenton's own ltfe may be a hec· · lng the best I can wlttt my ltfe. I've got tic one. but It's rather straight-arrow In the same problems as the next per-nature. He plays golf and tennis regu· son. I don't want to wait until they're larly and chauffeurs the kids around, 21 and have them tum around and aD the while shaking hands, patting say, 'But. Dad, I thought you said you heads and remembering names. Not were perfect.' I've got as many surprisingly. perhaps, there's talk that biemlshes as they do. as many as one day he might even run for pollt· everybody else." !cal office. Born In Richmond. Va .. the son of And bat of aD, as far as Tarkenton a preacher. Fran went on to a weat ti concerned he'll get bma not t---="'=~~::r-:iar-n::-::::-irT.n::i:::::=:a:~r--Prifnaruy ~UM of his years on the Georgia. where as a 1entor In 1959. grtdron. '"There's a whole younger he led the Bulldogl to the Orange genaadon of kids Who watch That'• Bowl. Hta pro carear (13 yU,. with· lrmd64ef who don't know I was a the \ltdngl: ftw wtth the Giants) ts fooebal player." he ~-1'hey among dte we• al all dme. and )now... me from teMvllk>n. 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I I I,._ I I~ I I a., -~ I -------------------------· Here la The Surprlae News That American Men And Women Can Collect From Social Security Starting Aa Young Aa At Age 301 The Amazing Hidden Money Secret Of The Social Security Department! Do You Know Exactly How Much Money You Han In Your Social Security Account In Wnhlnpton? 8J JOHN P. CLAD llOUISffOa SECURITY .. SOCIAL ~ I I WASHINGTON, D.C.-You may be cheating yourself out of big money benefits and services from Social Se- curity and Medicare. And, you do not STATIMIHT OP IA•INOS NUMIElt ·-·ltave to be over 60 or retired to start collecting. DA lf Of ~ MONTH lllTH-.... IDAY IYEAI ' I Almost a million American men and women, starting as young as 30 years of age get Social Security checks each and every month. Please ~nd a !\taternent of my Social ~curity earnings to: But, no one in Washington. D.C. will write to you and tell you about these benefits, paymenb and services. MISS NAME MIS. _____________________ _ Ml. STIEET & NUMIEI __________________ _ ,,;"' Home ond Addreu in lnlr Or u .. T1pe· You must know about them; you must know bow to· a.eply for them. lben your cJ1ecfs can start to arrive regularly. CITY .L.STAT~ ---........ -=====---=---===-l~ ~00f==-==-~=----'•1111r~itww----t-- SIGN VOUI NAME HHE 100 NOT rRINT) For example, 'has anyone in govern- ment ever told you how much of your money is already in the Social Security fund? Si1tn your own name only. Under the Jaw, information in your ~ial security record is confidential and anyone who l'>i(?ns another person's name can be pro~cutcd. If you have chan(?ed your name from that shown on your social security card, plca!ie copy your name below exactly as it appears on your card. No. Even though the government takes the money out of your pay every wcclc. · Would you like to k90w cuctly how much you have invested in Social Se- curity now, and how you can start get· OFFICIAL FORM: Wh'" yo" ~II 01'1 tltu /onn 1'* •ill ~t • "iH"' in 11 srolrtl mv,/o~ sl1ot1•inll rxot:tl1 l1ow mw:h mo"'' lttu 1w,,, ,,cordrtl in your Social Src:urit.v Auot111I ;,. Wo11ti1111on, D.C. r1,,r, is 110 clUlfl' for 1/1is urvicr, "°'CV'" mtor. ting every peony you've got comin& co • How to collttt '°"' W,e of tlte you? brolfll new Socilll Security benefiJ1 Just Then would you lilce to kno..-how pasud by Conireu. to ,d the most from that investment • How to qualify '"' Social Secur- including all the brand new l 98 l Social ity dwbillty IWMIOtU a1 ony oie. Security payments and benefits? • How 10 lncrHH your Social Se· Now you can do bocb. When you 611 curity benefit•. in the Official Form reproduced in this • How to report your Form income story and send it to the publisher, it /or Socio/ Security. ..-ill be sent to the proper government • How to lftllb '°"' wltok /oMl/y office. They will run a check on your eligible for Social S«llrity ,,.Mfit,, account and then send you a report in even Y""' younplt cltildnn. a contklential 1e111cd enwlope. Thia • How to rep/au a lost Socio/ s~ report will tell you how much of your cwfty """· earnings have been recorded in your • 1Ww 10 ,.~ 11 lod Socllll ._ Social Security llCCOUDt year by year. c11Tltyclt«k. There is oo charJe for that ICl'Vice, not • How 10 pt a r"""'1 If 1"" ~ eve;:~ you foDow the 1bnp1e in-"""'°"' '1'JW SocW S«wlty t.u1. structions at the end of thia story, you (Sl""1" iltaw tltol two ""' of thrtt ,,opk OWrptq.) will receive a copy of a new book: "'1'bc • How to flien °"' """"' '°"' ~ Hidden Money Secret Of The Social c/111 S«11rlty ntlntrwlll P"1f'Wnll Security l)qMruneaL.. 11tofM I#. · • JW ....... JW.... .. ..... · • W"-t ,,_,,,, MJOfl IWff In onln -.... • ....... 1 .,.. to~•SocWS«wl17cWM1 _!llPl~dll~lwrw~::-t!..,~~:,~· -~~·~=-~·:_-~ -eUMr..,, ...... ------..... • • ...., ..... ,_.,... """ JO.,..,.""'· °" • ,,.,,,., '°"' Hen Me ..... of dae lnlHaowD l«t SocW ~. • f.cts about Social SecariCJ aad Medi-• ~ "'*,.,. tllWJrW .. onln Cll't ~ will ftad out llMNt la 11111 to fd ,,_. SodM kt1"1f (A. lot ol boot; . ~.,,,., .... , • 11""1 NI.,_. drt .......... of • H"" IO Id tlw .,_eW lodtll ,.. ,.,...., If ,,.,. .. -"-" .. lecwfl) ....,,. ,.., .. """ ,.,_ l«IMk•llJ. • ...... • How to 1rt 11 lau~ lump .sum So- cial Secutity payoQ. • How 10 make lllfe your emplo~r is not cltta1i111 you on y~cu Social Se- curity. • • How 10 work and still get Socio/ Security benrfits. • How to cash in on Social S«llflty even if ymlvt Mver paid a fHNrJ into it. • How to 1e1 ltospitol onJ 1n1tlkal i11.1uronce1or tM aged. • How stlMltnt1 bttwten tllt oge1 of 18anti12 con get Social Stc11rity cash btntfit1. nil ....... ,.. .... .., ~. ........ w ,_ ...... ._., .. ...,ee,.. .... ~ ............... ..,. Although this book can mean hun- dreds and perhaps thousands of dolJan to eYery man and woman in ~i,1 it is priced at just ten dollars. You can order this book today by mail witbout a worry in the world becalllC it ia a 100" no-risk ofter. Scart usina it the minute it arrivca in your home. If you don't find out uactly bow to set at least $500.00 worth of new bendita. payments and ICrvica from Social Security and Medicare, '°" It ia sad to aay that until now there tum the boot to the publisher ..-ho will hu been no cuy way for the awrqe mum your money without quibble or man or woman to Ind out about all qnatioa You still act tbe c:onftdeatial thae paymeatt. bencflta. and terYica. report OD 108f Social Security ICCOUDt. Evca tboup, heaven bowl, it bu been To order, print your Name, Addraa cuy enoup for the aovemmcnt to take and Zip Code, and the words "Sodal your IDODC1· • Security" OD a piece of paper. Allo, ftll T..., ....... _,,._.._...., in the Offtcial Form. Seod boCh with ._._.....,_..._.._,._.. $10Clllh,chector__,onklto: OI n. l8dll .. M IJD._ ... , -11.·:'!.•---~Lr..Ji.••1t~l),..P1Pi•.it1uilltllli'111asel!ko~t:.-!9'LM ..... --t '<%11 I --r It i WJ ID ..... wl WJ 10 follow. Saile 20t Rn 'L, It ii DOI .,.P ID......,, I IS l;roa Slr'lllt far SodlJ SecudlJ ,_,....._ ....... Port~ liew JtrllJ 07024 ~ • 11,oia .. 'ttab ....... Gf)lllmr To .. ,... ........ ..,. '• " ..... !adll ... .., .. ..... ........ ,_MlOJW'lof c.'e 'Mtfll, PliJ TI .... ,. • ...,,__._....,.,......... ,. .. ..,,. t' .,.. ...... ,.. -. .... ......, ..... ... • -QUIPS & QUOTES LETS GET THIS STRAIGHT I have a tendency to bend, Not stand up straight from end to end, And this is brought to my attention By my good wife, with frequent mention. "Stand up!" she shouts. I quickly do. I feel just like, well you know who: A private in close-order drill, "'71ndmiS my sergeant, strong of will. 8111 when she isn't looking, then I sag and bend and bulge again. Though this may not appeal to Cupid, I'd rather far be stooped than stupid. -Richard Armour PET.TI.FOG.GERY Two Eskimos had watched a lighthouse being built with a curious interest In the resuh. On the first night of operation, a thick fog rolled In . One of the Eskimos said to his friend, "Big light shine, beUs rings, horn blow -but fog come anyway." -George Bergman We overheard this in a swank restaurant the other day: "Bob Isn't cheap. He )tul has an impediment in his reach." -Roberl Orben KJdl _ .... dln..ntty. 8-wd ~ contrltluffoM to ''Child,'" Fllnlly Weellly, 941 LeJClngton A .... N.Y., N.Y. 10Qf2. 110 H l'9ld -none NtUrned. ntROUGH A CHU.D'S EYES My hueband ·-rared OYelMM and ....... Spanlah ..... ~. Our S.,.r.old eon WM W. mc:t- nat.d ~ It. One .S.,, wt..n I WM helping a Hllpanlc frtend with IDOV• Ing ctaor., lhe Mppwcl to_. for dlredlone -In &p.nW\. My eon beca ... wry actt.d and Mid, ""Mom~ ....... lhe.,.... the ....,. Engltah Dadd, ..... . -Pat Harrington llobl», ,... Medco . ..-rw.u ........... ,. Showi\ i.wn lt..n ectual ... ol "• .. diMwter. 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I Take your choice ot SIX New F ashlon Colors! · Toe.I for llOI • lfllPPlnO end~ 'I o~ 10fAL llQ.Olm> OROHMIS • ,......_.. .. _,_ 8y ffiotllyn Hansen We think a perfect close to a winter weekend woukt be to make a simple dish of cheese -with several var· ied ingredients -heated to bubbling togetherness and served with toast. The dish,es are rarebits or rabbits. which originated in Wales in the 14th century. GINNY'S WELSH RAREBIT I ta• I r1F a -butter cw _..,_ I ....... I -low I ee11fa1111 dry~ I u•lrr,a• W.~ .- l>Mh ~~ ·~ ... in• ..... ~c'--...... S 18.,rrpc -..-beer . Hot IDMt.,...... Of~ Utllh 'Ai ~ ....., dtopped CMllotl Giiied eo.ato ..... Crilp Mee. I . In medium saucepan, melt butter: add flour and blend until smooth and mixture bubbles a Mttle. 2. Stir In dry mustard, Won:estenhlre sauce and cayenne. Add miDc all at once a~d cook, stirring until mixture thickens and comes to bol~ng. 3. Gradually add grated cheese and stir until cheese melts. If holding a while before serving, pour rarebit Into top of double baller and keep warm. covered, over hot water. 4. Just before serving, stir In beer and heat over boiling water until heated throughoot. 5. ~ over toest points or toasted English muffin halves. Sprinkle with chopped onion, If desired. 6 . Compatible fdditio1U Include grilled tomato halves and Crisp bacon. Makes 2 wrulngs Recipe mov be doublN Editor's Note: For another flavor varla· lion, ·ldr 1/• cup chopped chutney Into~ rarcbtt mbttunr before serving. RAREBIT FONDUE STYLE 'A' ;1• ..... ...... \4' JDM ......... ..... I dow pdlc, 0-.. 1 • . ..-.. s....c'--, lhr1ttrd le-. ......... .. .,.~.,, ...... .... I ao.f (I lb.) lc.llM « frach bnacl, .aic.ct, loeaMd and 119h~ huu..rect I. On sheet of waxed paper. toss nutmeg, pepper and garlic with cheese. 2. In medium sauoepan, heat evap· orated mllk until warm. Gradually add cheese mixture. stirring constantly until mehed and thickened. Add wine and heat. stlrting until mixture just comes to boiling. 3 . Arrange 8 slices buttered toasl in shallow au gralin pan. Pour rarebit mix· ture over aU. Arrange remaining slices around e:lge ol pan. hafway Into sauce. 4. Place about 5 inches from heati~ e~· wem amt t>roel 3 tc»S minutes or until sur· face is golden. . Makes 6 ~rvlngs WORCEST£RED RAREBIT 4bec:oa*-• ...... ,a ................. z ... 11,allfttal1'WPGMlour ·~-· 5 WlrrJDllftt tolaato peele 4 •11paDM Worc:.tentilre...,. t 4 CUfll 1hredded •"-11 Chedder chftee (I lb.) TOMt polnllt I. Fry bacon until crisp; crumble and set aside. In a saucepan, meh butter. Stir In flour to form a smooth paste. 2. GradualJy stir In ml•. tomato paste and Worcestershire sauce; cook and stir until thickened. 3. Add cheese: cook and stir constantfy until melted. Serve over toast points sprinkled with bacon. Maka 4 lel'Vlngs ~c-.. ..... IJIPO~ ... -~ ....... o.i1r111ric...1a1 ...... Of....., 'I JDIMlpt ...... ......... '"4• ;aaa .... 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PETCUDDLER The ll'Nlftl (NI bid ._! 100" styroloam filled. Wwrm in winttHool in summer. Will no1 1bM>1b odor. Zip·otf covtf for machiM waahing. 24'" ... • •·• 11 JO'" ... •.•u Je'" ... f12.•LJ S.lectPl'lnl OooPtlnt r Caf Prlnl I Mail IO' Crete , ..... , '°° n11 NAME ere,doft. I'•. llO:IO ADMESS------ CITY __ sr~.:-z1p__:::= MC VISA EXPOATE . - S/Viiaiu..-11-1-lre~on card-I --"''°"' l-4 wi.. ot-.1y. A4 sa.oo "'-'aoe-H•ndll"i! l0t each Cudellef. Pl'C>nllll 11· IUnd II nol Hlialled. Snug sllppll' IOCka croct..t«I from -......... ,.,.... Er.ft U7 -hal . -•i •ectkln& b S, Mend L indulM. r ......... .._. ...... ,_ , ... ~· ft·-. ,..., .... ,,:::· b P.0.8--. A·ll7 ... Id ...... .._\Wtl.N.Y ..... ....,_ ..... ,._. ............. ....................... -.J Candid Confessions from Fiim Stat Gloria· Swanson By Tony Sche<man Th4' Manhattan apar1- ~ is full of plants · and the past. You could lose yourself forever staring at mementos; a snapshot of a little girl roller-skating In Washington, D.C .. In the early 1900's; a 1925 passport bearing a yellowed image of the same person, by then a beautiful woman and the world's big· gest movie star. They are e.arier lncama- dons " the tS1y. gay• haired woman who sits here and glances at a silver box In· scribed "To Gloria Swanson. from the cast, staff and crew of Sunset uar ." , . nedy's little-known foray into the motion·pk:ture business. More maniages: six in all. Decline, comebacks. dislllu· sionment with Hollywood and then a whole series of new adventures. Gloria Swanson has put ii all down on paper: "The most diffk:ull things to write about were some of the marriages. And the parts Gloria Swanson suddenly jumps up, as if bored with the past. and says, "Let me get you some- thing to dmk... She returns in a few ml· Todav: Swanson with current huiband. wrller Wilam Duftv ... nutes from the kitchen wtth a tray, but the coffee table is so cluttered with memorabilia that there's no place for it. where I had to tell about somebody else behaving in a n ot· very· attractive inanner." learn nothing there. How much do you learn at a cock· tail party?" She settled more or less permanently in Manhattan in the 30's . But unlike so many aging stars. she didn't just fade away: She branched out. One of her early New York exploits was the found· Ing of a company called Multiprises. Inc., which smuggled Jewish ~cientists oul of Nazi Europe. Swanson I also became a ., seasoned Broadway performer and had her own television series when televi- sion was still a novelty. Then came "11'$ getting so I'm storing stuff under my bed," she says. "But you sh~ld've seen the place when I was doing the book -papers everywhere." The book Is her recent autobiography, Swanson on Swanson. Kennedy, for In- stance. f ifty years later. Swanson re· grets the affair. "I wish It hadn't hap- pened. I might have Yesterday: Gloria in 1934 with her children, Joseph (her adopted son}. Michelle and Gloria. "I never went through such agony a$ I did writing this book." says Swanson. "I was In tears. Terrible ordeal. especially for someone who does not hve In the past." The past: born In Chic~ In 1899. Accidental entry In· to the lnfant world of motion pictures. A "guaranteed ex- tra" at $13.25 a week. Mar- riage at 17 to WallKe Biery. Dllcowry by Cedl ~-De Mlle -and ~ fame. A salary offer, at the age of 26, d over a mlllion a year, which Swanson tumed down _tx:>.prod•ic:e b8r qr.wa ,._, A hurt peop&e . And I was living a lie with my husband." (She was married then to a French marquis.) Long after Kennedy pulled out of Mtsa Swanson's life, he made periodic attempts to get back Into It -without' success. In London, ln-1932, she was awakened by a phone call In the middle of the night. 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Ind you're 1-'Y far jull llbolA a~ repllir job lhal COlllM lblgl . #lttU ............................... .1111111.11 J 111ouS1nc11 haVe Plld doil1n more for this wortd-iamous ulfel ~ 111e world's~ r.uxurloUs foldlng huntl'1rl knife, NOWorilV $6 ggf (Belt Holster • .• Included) ............ .............. ................. ........ ~I ·RETAIL ~VALUE $1.99 __ -J How · much Did vou wa111. { Jog or-Run TOdaU? LET OUR PEDOMETER TELL YOUI OoctOfs agr1t th.It Mllung. 1o091ng and runmno are eitc:.el4ent WllYS to keep,yourseff in top p11ys1cal condition Now 11 wiN be easy !or you to set goals tor you"811 by knowing exXl!y how mueh dtstlnee you cover Nell hOur. dlY Of wea '#1111this1>1tcl$IOll ~meler It ftQ· 1sters uo to 5 moles 1n Y. m<le tllCltmenls Con'ftllltnt ciCI lltadlts pedometer 10 your belt Of WllSI bllld Accurllel)' cllclls oft WtfY ~ep you like Ind 19\s you ~now lllSI llOw llf you·.,. gone You'll be surp11sed hOw muc:h you walk 1us1 ""~"'II your dlfly rounds II sdlool. work Of ~ ll's tlw fun way to llelp you keep yourseff healthy Ofdef your Pldomettr t~ It's Of"1 S3.99 ........,,., .................... SUl'lSI." 7 Intl Th-Agony ol Tlgllt ; Sllon·Forerer ::a-~ ; ~...,It 1fJI" No• you can s+r-e·H·ll AMAZING SHOE S·T·R·E·T·C·H·E·R Here's a clas- sic, folding hunting knife you'll be proud to carry, proud to use out there in the great out· doors. It's a fully-featured the ulest folding knife ev8f made. When ACTUALLY ADJUSTS YOUR SHOES TO · 1IVhl shots elld1y wlltTt tt1ey llurtl AtiMJ tht PIMIS ClllStd lly corns llld IMRllOfts fast' ..... your strou ht ~k• cosily. custom·maH sllotmlkef sl\ot\1 knife, 4" long, with a barrel and bolsters f04'g8d from a massive block of sold brass. And hardwood handtes are ri- veted to the body to gtve you a safe, sure grip. . The blade is razor-sharp, hand honed stainless steel, 3y," long. And. it's probably you snap open the blade, a spring-steel THE EXACT SHAPE OF Jllf1" • barloclcs the blade in place. It simply can't YOUR FEET! .--~ be cloSed until you release the k)ct(. ,IF' This is the knife for hunting and fishing, JI. ..I. ~ 1Woltu1on1Htyte slloe S1~cllef apancls llld sollens lellller at m1r1-1111dt tllot mllerial$ Mltrntr ..,...r sllOe is llglll. gMS you llllssed rtlitf from llQllt Spol5 11111 cause bllstttS Incl 1rrillle corns Ind bull40M. hen bleltr. S4*iJl inserts pop Into holes w•IQI· C111Y placed on Ille Sfretcfler. oive you EXTRA llNlcfl IOr lnctvktull troullll IPQll. SflECW. PRICE of onfY SS.ti. for camping, for just plain cutting up around the house. S4milar knives sell for up to $25, and this exact same knife is nationally advertised for dollars more than our low, low $6.99. And, if you order now, we'tt even engrave your Initials FREE In a solid brass plate on the side of the knife. lllM ....._ lltz41 Ll4les ..... (IW_., SS."'2 S11.ft lllM ...__ tltlll Lli*tt Lt. (IW·1tlQ .. Sl."'2 S11.ft ... ......, 111115 ._.,Ree. (7W·1· ... U ."'2 S11.ft #7IH7 H1111111 .......... $1.tl l/$11.tl ... ....., 1mn .... , Lt. (tlW·1411J .... sa."'2 s11.n ., ~ MILNWPllOO' · WAT'•llPllOO' · llOT'f'llOO' ... u•••&.••v••&.• VA&.U• 3 for only s12~99EACH _ ·instant garage· for cars. machinery, toys ,...-----~-------. . . tent floor ... constru"blion end sto rage sh6etd. . a milion uses. Pay for themsetveS in no time in property saved. One piece vinyl construction. No seams. Four heavy-duty metal. non-rusting grommet holes. can be L-=:!!!~~=;iii roped down securely. Money back if not ==------, delighted. Send check CJ( money order. \ Add proper shipping and handling for each Tarpaulin. #11711....,..... .. 1112 ... $ •.• 3/$12 .• #11711 ........... 1212' .. $10.9 2/$11.• .__ ________ -.J IQ .. ' IUlly lllPl? If~ ... lllttil ~1'19d """'CM! A(!Wlly t~ 141..., Sjlltl surlau pet~ Gii COii • i.ll' H<lfftt ltplll prole\~ ~-.U: Cly ~ ~~ KllQI\ IQlrnuli IOI"°" ~ CQllPIJ C-..C. -oao -yau llMllt ,, • · HICteolllt ~~I guMMlleed lo *°'~ Ill yow ,.,,..,. ·~ OOOr~ winoo.s. 10Clf, QUI*~. t'-Y ~ "11tk ~ illltf mallllc !lame. etc •~ hundred'> GI ,_ lfjMllS W•lh lllr ptlSS OI I bllllOf\ ~I CIO Of blt- brollle Wt41hef res.siant 11arn u o• 10 • 160"f Go1111 13-oz IPflY CM1 costs Giiiy SJ 99 Glillll'llHCI IO SIW • n1f1 LUU ..... • IU&.I cuaJ • camrJ wou money, timt and lftotl-Ol .,OUf "'°""' blCk • --CllMU ..... _, .... 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Just $2.99 a pair-or order 2·pa1r for $4.99 and aavel ................. .,.,. ..•.• llt4.• .............. '-.,.,.· ..•... ,.. .. TEina Tough Toenails· Even ~11111 Nails· Qukl',Safe, ----spf Ttian 19ec1a1 toenail ec1asors hava alftra l·o·n·g Wt*• tor alrtra laYefaga '°you c..i cue the toughHt toenail• easily ar'CI Nfalv Tough -vica!-qualily steal and IWT'OW blade daaigrl llCa )'OU gat lo Mnailille llPClb wiltloul mallng 1lun. -get In undaf ingrown toenail to remove !ham quicKly U. lhata loan.ii...,,. lor ~lar lnrmllngl. and )'OU may ,_ ba bothar9d by f)M'Nt ingrown toenails agaot1 Gr .. • !of padian, IMnlC\#9. lind octier hou9ehold -· Tough lleel won't band Of brNk. blades -kewi tor )'Nt'S 4" long. Mede In Ger· many ()!def yours !Oday Only S3 99 T__. lolaeor ,._ ................ 1 •••••• .P.tt :1111.11 Eni WOrilii trom Nii difii ... Amazl~ :_Rust Kiiier" REMOVfSROmN&RUST 1c SALE Ji '<' • 1, <., I 1 ... .. . 1c '-.,1' ','I AND REPLACES IT .-------.. 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Surprising U it ~ seem, You have I "dynlmo" of dependable heal right in your bed! H's your own body hut. Now thanb to Dupont rnearch you e111 "harness" thlt body heat and use it to kelp warm on the coldest nights. Our Non-Electric Bed Wanner WOtts on !tie princ:ipll or reflected body hut. This new improwd hut shllt is 'midi from Ou· pont's new mirltle Tyyek9, $pun bonded Olefin. It's as sort as a baby's skin. You won't even know it's on . the bed. Coma c:ocnpl9te wllh lllstic comer tabs to hold the "*' llnnly In pllct. • Simply place the Bed warn. between the bottom stieet and the mattress. It automatically picks up your body heal and bounces it back to you ... so you stay comfortably wann ewn on the coldest nights. Won't wear out, wort'! get soiled ... needs no electric COfd, no electric current. 't\:lu'll sleep wanner than ""' befott, Mii with the thtrmostlt turned way down. Or.dee one NOW for each and WlfY bed in your house. 1'111 Wlnllr #-75 ..... $4.H 2/$ I .It .,.., ........ ..., ... "·" 2/$11.tt , ......... .-11 ..... $7;tt 2/$12.11 .. a • a • • -.. .. • > .,, '• i • I I i sa•• Drink st"-Without ~$pillingA ::::· Drop! ,9~ YEARS so convenient in ottice,bedroom, den! ,"l Ifs a must tor convalescents-and a real corwenience tor anyone who reads. eats. Adjusts lnst•ntly or works on a chair or bed The sturdy To Any Anile! 3·wheeled stand slides easily under any bed. And the table IOp adjusts from 29" to '•0" tall. The large. walnut woodgrain· hmshed 22" • 1 S" top tilts 90 1n 811her direction. Whafs more. the entire table- sland and all!-can be folded to a compact 2"1" nanow. to store easily under a bed or tn a closet. when not in use. Tables almost identical to these have SOid nationally for $5'4.99-and were a bergain at tti.t low price TILHOP TMU •t1•1 ..... 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WlllT llZU: a H -30 #10941: a 3!-34 #11153:a•a 111311:0«1~ ,...:o ......... I ... 'I' Tri• C...... lttl ... 17 • 2/114• This Full Page Magnifier is a god- send to anyone who has trouble read- ing fine print! It ends squinting and eyestrain ... ends searching for your reading glasses. Magnifies an entire page to four times its size! Makes it easy to use the phone book, read a map, study a contract with all that tiny print. Magnifies with- out distortion, so you can even use it to read a novel for hours without the slightest discomfort, without eye- strain. The lens itself is a miraculous Fres- of wafer-thin optical-qua~ty plastic, mounted in a heat-sealed black vinyl frame. SMp it between the pages of your book when not in use -it'll even hold your place! Huge 7W' x 11W' size makes this Full Page Magnifier really useful. Worth a million in comfort and conven- ience ... but it's yours for only $3.99. Order today! #71127 .... "'"' ........ $3 .• f/$5 .• I TV WEEK. JANUARY 4. 1981 ~ORANGE COUNTY CAR BUYERS GUIDE "1111111 ... .._ ______ AND SERVICE DIRECTORY_,,. BMW IOI Mel 4...S IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -522-HJJ CADILLAC MAIRS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.tl 00 C HRY~LER-PL Y A'l\AI C .. Y ......... YMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Cotti Meu -14'-ltJ4 UMWllllTY OLDIMOl&I 2850 Harbor Blvd. Coeta Meta -1*"41 I It'~ C 0 l rJ M f-RC U ~ Y ........ UllOOUI. •C91 ......... tvd.. CDllaMela ...... camaMOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -IJS-3171 CHEVROLET COMMB.L CHIVIOLIT 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa-146-1200 OATSUN MIWPOIT DATSUN 888 Dove Street Newport Beach -IJJ· I JOO PORSCHE-AUDI CMICI IYHSOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -'7J.OtOO -.&. YAM POllCMI AUDI - 13831 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 616-JHI .- IOY CilVB IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-6444 . SADDLBACI IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo IJl-2040 -4t5-4t4t AMC-JEEP COSTA..sA AMC~-UMAULT 2524 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -14t-IOH OLDSMOBILE UMIYBSITY OlDSMOlll.I 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-t640 TOYOTA IAIU m TOYOTA 1986 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -64MMJ VOLKSWAGEN ..IMMAllMO YOLISWAeal 11111 Beach Bl11Ct., • Munt. Beach -MN- MAii HOWAID YOLllWMIM 13731 ...... 8Mt. Glrden~ AMI• OOSTA M~aily PH!t BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE The Tim Conway Show "The Tim Conway Show," airin1 Saturdays at 8:30PM on CBS, futures skits, blackouts, son1s and dances and a 1uest star each week. Tim, shown here with two of the show's reculars, Miriam Flynn (I) and Mauie Roswell, is 1oined each week by his best au· diente,Harvey Korman. The two comedians convulsed viewers with their nonsense for almost 1 dec.ade on "The Carol Burnett Show," but nobody l1u1hs harder than they do-at each other. Joinin1 them are Dick Orkin and Bert Berdis. The Don Cnchton dancers provide the dancint and sm1in1 chores. ...... =i .................... ... ·~L! .................. , I: . .er:, ... fMlltM ,.., IN llUtff .. IPM 1 1·-..... .. fl) \1t lfC """' t ... IMl .. lft NJ IN ~ 11 10. I ........ t ... fltQIM-NJ IN~ It IOMI ORDER Y~URS NOW· t a lk ....... AtH(tff ol ~Mt to~_. .. •ttrkb .,., lts,en1~ 10 1e111111 •rcllt. rtltf"' stt r1111 Mr, r--. MUI cal.,... .,. to '"' KCOlllPlftllMftl .. Ille llfl °"'' •i=-=?~'~11e1::'•~d•r o1 Sft111t .. .... _W.itr ..... .. .. ......., . U:JI ._..,_. ........ 5 -1 NC ll ......_. W1sll1nct011 Slate at JcLA U• C..... WtW USC vs W1sll1ncston U:• 11T ..... Mr:= al P111d11t · SA Y,JAMlllYlO ll:M • tl.l ltli Ctn s,..11 S,.Ct1e1111f Hie £ast1Wes1 Sh11ne root· • WGl111e . · U:• rJt ICM ........ ~n D,.10 Stlle al Ulah IMI ())CW 121 ,.... lhe Hula Bowl Gtme 1:11 D C,... llMMW USC 11 UCLA "' ........... .. • C • "" 11'1111 .....,_ TM Ille finals of the Sl15.000 lililtf H11h life Cltsslc 1n An1he1nf, Calif tW .... fot1 11nked bounc matches ol the 70's are h1&llli&hled. ta.lfl ..... ,, ... • .... Slccer kJICJJ •l • ... l:JI (JI • s.f• cw,., .. .,.,....,.. ... c..._. ....... use vs UCLA 11:•cr lfl .... * rr.-. SUllDAY, JMUMY 4 I•• "U.." (adv) '77-P!lilhp Swanson. l:tl • "Y•n. Mille tlMI Ows" (com) '68-Henry fond1, Lucille 11111. Van Johnson. fom Bosley. • "A Yilll llr (ftfY S..." Documentary. t:t1e 0 CD "Oii, CM!" (com) '17-Georae Burns. John Denver. Te11 C111, Donald Pleasence. • (]) C£a) a "IMcll c.w, -~llCt Kid" (wes) '69-Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Katharine Ross. ) llOllDAY, JMUMY 5 l:tl •"lie 11111 Is 111 WIN" (dr1) '62-lettrey Hunter • "L111 D1J'I JMr11tr" (dra) '62-Katheune Hepburn. lison Rob11ds. Dean Stockwtll. t:11e no111e ........ · • Cf) (JI (ft) "SSl·0..111 FllPf' (d11) ·77-LCHne Greene. Bert Coowy, M1rhn M1lnei. lUESDAY, .IMUM'f ' l:OI • "CnmaHrltlt" (mys) '71-Robtrt Wiener, Robert Hooks. • "A Qlliet P'tlce II Iii'' (mys) ·13-C.rroU Biker. Jean Solel • '11lt Iii Clr.W.,.. (dr1) '51-llirk Douclas. Jin Sterlin& t:tl • (]) @ <17J ''Wer• If ....., .. (dr1) '80-K11f Malden. R~ Mc Clltlahan. Ron Silm. l11co.woodrvtt. lftDIODAY, JMUMY 7 l:tl • '11lt S,0.1 111141" (clra) '62-Rock Hudson. Burl Ires •..,.. Drum" (dra) '76-Gfact,s Kn11hl. Blrry H1nkeuon • "P11rilll" (dra) '61 -froy Donlhue, Cl1udttte Colbert. t:t1 8 CJ) Cfll "llltd IM S-..1: Tiit Uftr Yun" (wes) '79- W1ll11111 Kall. fom Beren1er TMUISDAY, .IMUAIY I ..... 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NOTE: All proer1mm1111 is w~ ject to last minute ch1n1e bJ the nefwot'b. 8:00 11 Strtnclipity 8 MllSk 1114 lllt s,Mtn Word • O.J'ru• LA Cl) 1.11111 ,,.me ,.. --~~-!l!~T~.._.~ ......... ,, ..,.....,., ...... G> 300 Millelln -6:30-• r.,ow TN · 8 Wllit111Y I tllt MM • 100 fun , ..... I Cfltttllllilf "' QrlstiH Sclewct • (ywitlles Lia ....... Cl) '" U..S at lurllillt • °"" ' lilliattl ·~""". Oil Acriclllt•rt USA 7:00 .,...,.,~ (]) Veite .. Aerie•,. a Tiit Cllrist•n • Cl)'ltal c:.tlM* al ,,___..,-.u.e.c111 •1111rUMC:m'. ., .... , '""' (ft)lea HtMINnl lltJ HtraW If T rllth 9:00 CU •11 HllMard 11 flhet 1111 ''"' • VilaAletrt e Cl) CUJ <lfaf llMtrts lf.Q) It Is Wrilt111 e Tiie l~ b C-in1 fD SesllM Sl!Ht (ll)S-Yo.,Mlt ' -9:30- • face the Natilll 11 f'inl S.ncl1y •" (j) llleM: 10 be announced e Day If Discowery (]]) ltn11ttll C.,."nd • World Tomorrow e OW Tilllt Gos,tl Hour (21J Ji111111J Sw1u1rt ID Hey llill!ltlfutkl Socttr (Di llfl'IO 10:00 llOTE: Tiie MC 1114 llfC P'll,eff '-IMS .. ; 1111 at IOIM Of I,.., ....... Ill .... ,. the '""" lrt ,UyH.) • ...._.hrs (]) Hlw If '"'" (C·C) • Flllily ri1111 fntit1t: "Trt1we 1111114," "1Wu"'4" An1maled . .,,..,....., e Htrlld If Tr111t1 ......... ,. (JI) <HJ 5'0nS: MC ,.,,.ff I tams lo be announced I 1mt lenlahwt may be played al I PM a s,.ts .,..", TV WEEK, JANUARY 4, 1981 -10:30- 11 2 With You D At One With e r 3 10 llf, lids Are '"Jle Toe D Cryst1I Cltlledr1I a> Cllnry Chl,et 11:00 Iii Mov11: "Get Cllristie Lowe!" (dra) ·1• lheirsa Graves. Hmy Guardino Paul Stevens m f1ith ""' lifts a> Cllurdl in Ille HCMllt 6l) Mnterpitce Theatre: T estalMlll ol Youtll (R) <SO Soccer, Miff 111 Germ1ny -11:30-D hlk Allollt ritt11rts D 3 (21 Anim1b, Animab I Star Trek D Rev. Ttrry Cole Whitt1•er 101 Spectrum m Tltt l rldy !_~ 12:00 Dlll5i11tt Ill lost in S,.Ce D 3 .10 2t lssut1 & A1twtn D S.arcfl m I LM lltty II) T1ru• ~41 s,.ns Allttriu 6l) Gos,el A«or•i•I to TMH ID lo1i1111t1ns M Sli111 Cuitllle -12:30- • 1 12 tlfl TMlr Dllfl 'II I 3 I 12t 0.rKliolls With Ed Aaner, Purl Selley, Norm , Cro1by, Devld Hllrtmen, Denny Keye, Sheri Lewie, Ho.red by Meredith Mee AH, Hvflt 0owna Johnny Methl1, lieUNen McGovern, Ronnie Mttuo. Merlin Oteen, Petrlcle Ann Petta ...... end Crofte, end lerltl V.ughen. Also, see dramatic film stories of the plight of children in Honduras. Bangladesh, Senegal ~nd Thailand. Join ... ""°" for ..... two-.......... Ion of hope fal .... ottn ... of .. wortdl IUNDAY. JANUARY 4, l:G0-10i00 1111 • KTTV, CH 11 ·---- .... ·-.. · ............... _ _.._ .... .................. 1111n, Pila. ~ = :.:~'-...; "' ..... hlil .. l'-E:·: .. ....... ,. -6:JO - =;* =~ .... ,.. ...... hll•c.e .... Em~I Mon ~USA ......,,;C.UC&eMoo ........... ,, .. ,., 1:00 'I lJ.J llJ) ...... . ID a TM, ... , Slllw 1'1C ... .. (IJ tlGJ a li.W Mt111in1 ~ With nosl On•d Hartman •• frlldn • TM Gfut S.-• Coater ., ......... lttl ...... a Mldleilt ltllrer .. "'1 -7:)0- • TMft Is I Wa, •T• I Je1ry • llilllty lllllSe Mtur • llill11 ... .,, 80..rwr 8:00 • (1}I C.,llitl llalllllOO (() Sil .. SI• Oifto e•mci. ......... , ... ,. erutwn R rurt; VtatlaMt Soup Mon . -1:30- • &llli1111'a llla11d • TM Flllltstonts e TM leatles Cartoons 0 Futures Cl !HJ Villa A1e111 9:00 8 LU !IJ) Tiit Jtffer-s (J) "' ll111ti111 Sllow 8 la Veps Ga11111it •lit Walley •Ml l.os A111tlts With host Regos Ptulbin and co host Cynd) Car~e, (II) Tiie TllM Tt11nitlt Sllow .,.., .... o., ....... 1111111 o a ""' O.Uhttt s... 0 CaptiOllt; AIC llews; Om U,. a Clltlic Mon es.u..strnl -121 licMrd Sl111111011t Show G) AIHcia S.O.S.S.A. a J.Z.1 eo.1ac1 -9:)0- • tf) (f tJ Ali<• (J) four lltw oa, • lllclksle11 m Chial ·I tht Man •feat.res a llitter Roc•rs a let's llakt I Otal Gt Los All&tlts Allol 1 9 Electric CompanJ I ~= TMlnDIJSlll9 u , .. Oldric c....., • a-.. ...... ..... u.. II •llCtieul ,,.., ...... -10:30- • in• r.-.i,.. • Tiie Cllell I M11. IMr .... m Hi C11tt•,.mJ Htaltl1 ISMn; Tiit ,, ... fun luts & lhurs 11200 9 Tiit S&nt lft11ft Slllw e IJJJ Card SNrb e Tiie lticlllrd si.-t 5""' • l ~.1 t!Ol (ff: FlllllJ Ftlld With aame snow host R1r;hard Dai-son t i TM Y111111 & 1111 lntlta IDY•r lhwDar t12i M•A•S•H G> .ltlln wa,111 fllowin a4J F1111ily ""1rait; Dtsi(lli111 lteN l11ttriols Tuts & Thurs fD Tht fltctric Cotllpany it Tiit Dectors -ll:lO- • •ti Stardl ltf TtllOlrow D >ll' TM Otdon a Tiit Htllyweod ~uares • l~ 1 lat .,,,.., ..... D Down HoMt Colli., Wolh coo~ •oe host Sarah Rawls .. 110 !lt ""' 24 H ·l C.tact (C·C) fD lt1hoduction lo llath; Dick Cawttt Sllow Mon & 1 ues ID Ma rtha l.loftM AFT•RNOON 12:00 U 1 i The Youna l the Restless D ~iJ <HJ Oars of Our Lins D rtlil Donahue Show D • 3 1 10 1191 All 11, Children , •,News D The Doll Lant Show m m Mones: See daytime movies fD Over Easy (C·C) 12~ Fealurn -12:30- • Starch fOf T-row fll) Yoaa fOf Health m llowle 1:00 U I •12' A$ lht Woflcl TurM D il1 Ill Another World e Hour M11azitl1 8 3 • 110) 2tl OM Lilt to I.Ne D let's llakt a Dtal With game sho• host Montv Hall fD Claur-lnst1111:tlO'I -1:30- Dllns 2:00 U e n t The GuNli111 Uaht D 12i ()tJ Tem U Tiit Jolln Dawidson Show D 13 110J 129 Gentr1I Hospilll D lrOllside CD Sllptrman 1241 Owtr Easy (C·C) -2:JO-.~ ... OJ ..... ... 4100 • i.tr1t•' S1111~111 R111dol11-llilntooth Md kt Wiii f flM . .. . ., ... nillWMt [llltlliel .... 0.....,....,. .. ...., . ..... .,. ... -4:30-.... Cl) Men Criffil .. ........ rt <J i 11•a•s•H !(OJ w..w ti ,..,.. .... ,....., <J.) ... ,. Gfiffi• .. 124.1 Tiii lltctric C..,a•r • llliatM Rtttr• ratJ Yo ,,. 1111 Tnttll 5 :00 uea1.1rn0J.itws 9 The llilllic W.1n GI Tiit lradr ,._h Cl Z1 Mary TJltr Mtolt • s.tid Geld 1141 J.Z· l Colltad (C·C) EID Stsa111t StrNI at Hour M111iint 3t Hollpeod S4111rts ~s:l0- 3 29 ""' D WMl's Happenina GI I Lowt Lucy ia lltll lltwlllrt m !iood '""" 24 Oltr Easy (C-t) 39 To Ttl1 the Truth VIDEO CASSETTES FOR SALE OR RENT • F fldO T,,. I )In • Wll•rd of 01 • Rude Bo~ • Th•t'r. Entf''t•1nrt'M'nt • N•twor• • 81~\ Brothen • Alrpl.ne : ~~~~~~~, • 8rub•ker • MupPftl "'*'"'e • A •bb•t T eil • Jult• • Turt\11>9 Po.nt • Domino Print•Ollt : ~~:~~. And Run • A•h • lhie' T if•n•t • Clo .. Enc°""I••• • Am•rlc., G190to • St•r Tr•k Tne Mo'-•• =~r.,::~~. •Or Znl•- PLUS 100s OF OTHER TITLES-ALL RA TINGS HOME MOVIES & SLIDES MADE INTO VIDEO TAPES • p._.5 MONDAY .IAllUARY S FOf lllOfnin1 .nd atter-liilincs. please set DAYTIME l'ROGRAMS. Below, IOI your tonwenience, 11e tht day's moories. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:00 &> !Ill "Red lbver l ance" (we~) 39 lohr. Wayn' Ray Co• 112an One ot lhe lhrte Mes qu1leeis po~es as a gang mem ber lo DrmR 1uslle1s lo 1usl1te 12:00 m .. "Forei1n Corre"°"· dent" (dral '40 lofl McCrea. la1a1ne Day An American rr por1P• in [ngland whose pres ence al lhe k1dnapp1ng ol a diploma! causes him 10 aid, in lhe break up ol a spy 11ng &> lllf, "Chain l11htn1n1" (cfra) '50 Humphrey Bogar!. Eleanor Pa1ke1 A 1el p1lol sm1 lites scrupples and honor lo1 money bul redeems himself 1n lhe end 3:00 10 "My friend Irma" lcom) '49 Dean Marhn Jerry lewis )t "H11h Time" (com) 60 Bing Crosby f ab1an 3:30 D "Hon& Ilona" (rom) ·~1 Ronald Rugan. Rhonda Fleming The trust ol a young boy and love tor a woman sland belween a soldier ol lortune and a lorlune '" gems •V•NING e:oo B 3 10 :19 llews U St1rsiy & Hutch D Tic Tac Oouatr m M A0S H &>Good Times 24 Xi'an fD The Electric Company so The Aae ot Spate T ranSjlOrtahon -6:30- 3 12 lt llews e M A·S H D Bulbeye 10 Birney Miller GI Weltome Back !lotter &> The Benny Hill Show fD l'ros and Cons so Studio See 7:00 D 0 B 13 llews 3 Birney Miller U Happy Days Aaain • Tic Tat Douch Cl The Joker's Wild 1 o Merv Griffin GI M•A-'S''H 12 To Tell the Trulh m Biretta· l 4 Bnn1 Her Back A~tt fD Over Eur (C·C) :tt flmity Feud ED Aprendiendo 1 Amar so Tht Maclleil/Lehrer Report -7:30- D 2 on tht Town 3 H•PllY Days Aaarn II Ficllt lack! With Dm l Hofow11J g Slla Ila Ila 8 £,ftit!MU Los An1e1ts I • "" Maauint Cl FKt tltt Musi< m All "' '"' r.111i1y 12 2t M'A'S'H e a m r n "' 131 ~ ·~-=~--~~~~~~--- 23 Birney Millet 24 Present• fD The Maclletlllehrer Re port m tustina Baun 3t hmily Feud so Stalking lmmortahty 8:00 D e 12 Flo no and f rhn con v1nce lhemselvrs that the Desi way tb keep Mama young is to keep htr D~\y but pile up 10 mant i;ood .. orh for her. she rebels and d1~appta1~ D 2l n Little House on the Prairie (C-C) Oleson versus Dlrson When the hu~bands ol Walnl/1 Grove ~how reluctance lo sign a pe1t11un lavo11ng women\ 11ghb lhe wive~ move uul and lhe men havr a It bell16n on theu hd11ds U M01t1t: "llo Man Is an Island" (dral ·b7 Jeltrey Hunlet Md1shall lhompson !he lrue slory ol a US radioman who oulw1lled and oul toughl the mvadrng Japanese nn Guam lo• )4 monlhs dunnr World War II U l 10 29 That's Incredible IR) Segments include a muaculous escap• by a man closest lo the e1up11on ot Mount SI Helens him ot • near 1rag1c allempt to leap ovet lwO speeding cars a playful ghos1 a denMt 1111ho talloos leelh and a demonstrahon by an elettrrcal genius 0 Sl'ORTS: l'AC 10 lnketlt1ll Wash1nglon Stale al UCLA l ivt m"" ~&nine &> flleorie: r.. "Lona Day's Journey Into llicht" (draJ 67 Katherine Hepburn. Juon Robards lugenr O'Neill s aulob1otraph1cal play deal ing w1lh his early lu1bulenl hie his mother add1cled to nartotru. his biller talher and his alcoholic brolher &l 12., Gfut l'trfor111111<es "Alm coin Cenler Special Beverly' Her Farewell Pertorm1nce" Act II ol "Die Fledermaus" provides the selling lot Beverly Sills' lrnal operatic pertorm TV WEEK JANU-'RV 4. 1981 Qth~t) rn tne bu110111& who are hvine nn Social Secuuly and when she discovers Charley is one at her land lords she slarls a caniP,111n. ot har~s\mPnt 10:00 D I 12 Lou G11nt Biiiie eoes tlul on a slor• and tatts 1n love with h~r ne~ source a protessrooal baSt call pl~yer and lhe Tub's c.ompuler \y~IPm d'velops strange bu&~ 1usl as lht pa~er is about lo break a bt& ~andal U D llt.s &> World lletn rk llt-.s fD 24 Made 1n China A look be hmd lhe scenes ol lhe l11st taree \Cale r•htb1I ot Chinese eaporls .. h1ch opened in San Fra"c1sro tasl Seplembet m Colorina so leao: Aleaander Torldll, 'ianist -10:30-m me> llen fD 124 On Workin1 Sluds Terkel 1nlrnduces and comments upon a se11es ot mlerv1ews st M1sttr,.e<t Tlllatrt: Tnllllltrlt ol Yovtll (C·C) 11:00 D 8 e u. lltws .. j l10 "' 12f 11\ ""' U Star Trek D Sl'OllTS: t.lte11 llattUll USC vs Wash1ng1on GI M•A•S•H II) One Sit' ltyoM 24 ~It (C-C) &!) Dick Clwttt -11 :30-u ! • <l ll Mwies: "Qllillcy, Ml.~ "Tk lln Att111tn" .. tDl ~fl .ltlllltly Cln111 • (J) f.2tl ""' iQ)""' m ""111's Herees II) SP'OITS: llfl llMltMM M1ch1 ean al ~rdue. &:> H Cl,tiollH Alt """ ID Neche I ...... ance Carol Burnell. Placido Dom1 ngo, Eileen Farrell. [lhel Merman and Dinah Short are some ot the 12:00 guests that appear. g S,.Ct 1"9 -1:30-8 ())Cf§) C2ll falltlsy llllMI • (IJ l.HIH' ..... (R) Al1n IS livid • , .. let , .. , lift when he acc1denlly ltnds out Susan ts G) lllwles ma~tnl more money than he tor -12:30- dOln& the Sime tob • 0 a Tiii y...,,.. si. e CINI llrlltt •a.. Wry lllN • i..c* "' Latt cm ,,..,.,.._.u Ill 50 ftlllft .. My lucky Star" • YM let Y• Uh 9:00 1100 • (I) ltJ M•A•S•M 111tn111 • ,....., ..._., ...... : "Tiil llr· arouses conctrn IOI lus .behawiol I''" SeWMn" (di•) '70-ly1111 •hen he fills into 1 d"P dtf)ltsiiclll ed1me, Hywtl Bennett. Nisei a11tr rtct1Y1n11 .. Dur Maart·• lttttr • Dmnpon, Nitti P'atnck from his tutft. 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II Iii,..... taOO • I I • \lll llOITI.: IK ........ · ru.. la M •llllOll!ltt d l 1111t lent a IM ... " 11ll11d •I IOAM ll ''-• SNIJS: AIC ,......, lt1m) tu IM ~td Ii~ leAl•hff 1110 lie play1-•I IOAM • =._~;..,, •, OM" t:'.l 60 11111 lt4y•Ollh Tnrnuny frt11Ct0\I G•L You~c e Metlt: If "SIHtr19ck IMl1111 eM Ille katlll Claw'' (my\) u .. Ml ~lhbone Nigel 8ru1~ ,. ,. ,. ... ... ,, . ...., Xi ""' ,,,,.,.,,,."' (I() • ........ ti Ill• littu Y~llOw llOif ol ltAn a ....... : "Mew '"'n Wu Mr WllJ," "(Klflf Ir• tilt ,,, .... ti ...... 1ti ... ill11111 PtallCI e lltaict. Maa~ ' b ttnho Iii llttt Ille Prfll -1:30- ~ lt'I Ytur lulllltlS • f.t,.., rlO Mowif: "llll ''"' fictS ot Dr. JtkJll" (su~) r. I Paul M1~\1f DJ•n Add~ms ~ti """"~'" .... _,, ff W11tit11 IOl • h1S011 2:00 3 "°'ie: "lite Slln AM ••"'" (dra) ''JI Av' Gardner • ~ltlpR's Island •Movie: • "V1ttor' at Su (doc) ''J8 this docurne11ld1y 1s 11ar raled by Afeonder Scou1bv at ...., .. : "hit Is the Hunler" (d1a) 'b4 Glenn lo1d Su1an11e Pleshette '2~1 Movie: "The LISI ol Shiela'' (mys) · 13 Raquel Welch Jame~ Cobu1n. R1cha1d ilen1am111 lame' Mason Dyan Cannon Jndn ~fackell 1U 1 Mowlt: To Be ~llOUnced -2:30- .. lrlofit: "Underco¥er Min" (wt~I '42 W1ll1am Buyd, Andy Clydr (ff) ...... , ID Gita of As11 IR) m Sitlllp1e tll Dtml1110 150 As Min ltlllwt' 3:00 8 h111i1J film ffftlo l: • "Bliek ~, .. (sci hi '39 Buslri Crdbbt Constance Moore 'lOl "°'it: "To Sir witll Lawt" (dr a) '67 -Sidney Po11te• Judy Gtewn 141 llliuiuippo Delli 8111t1 fl) Snuk Pttwitws -3:30- • llfl Srmlu11ny A tonw I 111 laughs M?I lo clas~•Cdl mus•t "hen quarterbacks lry desper.tlrlv to re mam up11ght telttees gel 1un ovr1, running backs collapse all to Lhr accompaniment of lht Nf L Operd Company's 'lhe Place~•the1 of Stv11le " fm le.t: Altund11 To11dre, ,i1n1st (SO) Tiie T ,,.ina Walls of ,ompeii 4:00 8 Tiie LISI ol Ille Wild I I .... """' fl Ille ....... 1~1-....... ..... : ws.-t .... Qte(' "'•> ·73 llall ......... ~ Mllclwm. 011¥11 ........ IW ~ ..... :.._ ....... .... tit' \GOM) '68-00111 O.,. 811111 Kt11h Pit Cl11oll tZ, llll ~-s.em c.,,lt, ~ ....... : "flll ......... .._ .. tcom) '67 Red 84lt101is: f1 b11n. Barbala ldtn 11 ...... ,, • ...,.... l4 "'-" CMctf'• , .... , ..... 14, .. ,.,... H ....,..: lo be aMounctd 11 Xl'AI -4:30- • MM1t: "Otlll Ntlf • a lltfry. Ge·llllllMI" (sus) '68-J1mes Coburn . C<1m1lla Sp1rv. Aldo Ray 3 Cllltl all4 .... .. • • '"lttlt s.tn• lecttlft • lfl) '"' tilt .,, .. <Jtl ti's Yo1tr ltllillta 241 Dnil•• ..... l11ttrlon &!) Wlllllllst-W... la •"itw 2t "fl Sr111t111111J1 5:00 ) .. .._ ....... I Star T18 IO 21 lktn • (llltflllKJ 12 Ct11 mMll,iti111' u ""' Ille ''"' fl) flrilt1 Li111 so Thi\ OW Hollst -5:30-u u 3 10 """ u Tt 8e ~llOlllltM u foc111 Z4 M11ic of Oil P1i11li111 29 Candid CJ111tra so Ht1t's to lour tlultll •V•NING 8:00 n e 12 1:n1 ;31 llews 3 forum U Mow11: "Elmer" (adv) 'Jl Pn1ll1p Swanson A bhnd boy and an old dciR 1oin lorres lo overcome lheir h~ndltdPS U Alict '" Wtc1dt1lllWI 0t Wllat's ' lltu Kid Lih Yov Doi111 i11 a l'lact L1h This? An an1maled children's >Pectal lanel Waldo. Sammy Davis It Isa /!,a Gabor and Ha1vty 1\01 t11dn die some or fhe lea lured voices D A Horse""" llMlinc IJ 10 Tiit llockl0td Files m M•fl•S•H G)Solid~ 24 ElttnSIOlls ED All Crulurts G1t1t 111d SNll 6~ Prepa1ed' S1eth1ed and lames plan lo• an evening oul while luslan plans lo enlerlam while :O!!. duly n C11cle of lht St11s so htnina 11 S)mflht11y -6:30- 0 a u "ews 3 In Search 01 U News Conlerenct ID Wei<-Bae• llott11 12 llutt House .13 focus 24 Crockett's ViclOIY G11dtn 7:00 O e 12 60 Minulu IJ.' II =·.:·~ .. ~··~,..r.-~~~~~~.~ ... ~'°~-. ..... .. («) Pllt OM of hll ,.m. .._ Wtll. Ht •I\ tilt IWlbllt Mf11 l!l...,..W l ... t....... UNitl of a ~Uktt IS Ille UllhllH 11110 ,,.. G1111 c,,,... 11111 wllo .. M "" llflUllClf. s..., Oft ... ,,.., ol • ~~ 11111 1-...... tller, ht tolM$ llct lo tau Wltll I t CJ) (9 • ..... : ..... di lllllfdtftf. Ills IMtft ..... fOI 16 -.............. ..... ,e11s VK Monow, Null Betry 1114 (HI) '69-Rokrl Rt...,d. P11I Jac.111l111t WI. N .... 11. KatM11111 llot.s. A C011,it of • C)J I.ii IJ9 ,..... ..... ovu .. s IUll ••• , lro111 I slitoll •1111 .._.. b otic bNds ptffor111 at 1 ct1 1 111111111 $Cllool ttKl!tt 11141 •1114 ••sll. lroes llYt ll1tt< all 111 a 11H11P1lll up 111 Bolrwia wllere 1111 pd1ncs toniest. Ttus s111u l1tndlt1S wall ate Mllff barelool "'""•" r1ttltsll1w: 11141 • -. ..... chimps to11vtr1t ••Ill lhc11 tra111trs • O ....._. TllNlrt: 0.. • CM9I ._.. I" Ilia («) l'trtmtert Iii I wtO • Ollct fMt dr1111a based on Ille rt1I Ille 1oc1 D fn1pl GMrlMt • dents of 1 bomb drs!IO'll squad 1n tD Pacitic C1nNN•s: '''"' i• lonllon du11n1 World War II Judy u.s.11.,.. ,,.. Gteson and Anthony Wtws Stir flf) firill1 Liiie <Ill Nert c... .... ,..,... 7:30--9:30- • All itl Ille fallily • ClJ tlll TN..,,.,...., at Let's 11.o e TN WlfW t4 S.niwtl J2~ C:.illc M11kll e hff ltMt fD u, liM CM11111 (C·C) Larry fish e lhMt 11 o..ift .. burne auesls 1n th" seamenl wlten f rant1ne discovers she is p1e1n1nl 10:00 and lai;o tht mini d1tf1cull det1s1on a ()) (ft) T1.,;tr WNI, M.O. A of llet hie hyslt11ul emtf&tncy pahtnl draws 50 Piaf, lrtl, •IMI ltlfllfl Or Gates 1nlo 1 b1ltle with lhe form 8:00 a ' rn 1 Ardlie ._...,., '*' U il, (JIJ CHif'I John and Ponch are l11ced w1lh lht besl eel away dnver in the 1obbery bus1nus. and despite the culprit's "souped up" cars the olf•cers nu1nla1n a per mlenl oursu11 in some very wild chase scenes Ill lht UlldflsH ,,.,,. ol ~ Cellstt111 a ~ 10 JJt Clllr1ie's A111tb "Wa1k1k1 Aneels" A honeymoon 1n Hawa11 is sllallered 11htn a lhu1 steals the b11de and the Anaels be come body1111rds 1n a deadly Ir ap D GEOICiE VAllDEMAJI • Ten Min. After Dt1th D It Is Writtt11 at "°'it: '"ft11n, MiM alld Ovn" (tom) '68 Htnry fonda . Lucille Ball._ Van Johnson, lom Bosley '- widow w1lh 8 kids mames a widower who 1s lhe talher ol I 0 CD Movie: "A linlt ltr b•rr SQ. son'' A hue ltfe documentary of a man and a boy 1n lhe Afas~an tundra fli) 124l Here Cttllt Ille P11"'9b Jim Henson, c1ulo1 of the Muppels, and Kermof lhe frog cohost lh1s docu menla1y recorded al tht •eek lone ~nlernaltonal Puppetry fesl1val in Washington 0 C last lunt Speml features include Kukla and Olhe. Lambchop and lht Muppets m °''*'" "' A«ioll so lhslt1pitc1 Tlltalrt: D111111 UXI (C·C} -1:30- 0 e 12' OM DIJ•taTilltAnn and Schneider's eood l11ends tht Woods lene everyone speechltss when !hey announce lhty'vt chosen Schneider and 111thc1al 111stm1nahon 10 produce a lonc·awa1ltd child 0 Tiit llftrld ,.....,, .. m 300 11i11io11s 9:00 O f ll tl Alice After lwentyyears ol ma1r1age and some bum advict, Henry 1ucts to h1' wile Chm'' sudden bur5t of love and afltclton by accusing he• of being unfa1thlul u 231 ,,., lite Iii l"llt: MOii, God!" (C·C) (com) '71 -George of Salan ...... elnnlllsltyMH1 • WlfW ...... """ I., l1rt1 Sr11•111111-Tllt Cllil4 S) Aer .... J 1114 ~llJ Vtteran 1ournahst M11hn Acrons~y to1ns will\ retoan11ed Washington 1ournahsls lo discuss ntws of lhe week 'lt 50 Ftal111t SIJIMl1r 'la Belle Ammuine" t 1:00 8 G • (IJ ltOJ CU! (II) lltws (})lltws/nLClllb e PIUMtttn G Ol4 Tillt '-"'' Holli rfJ) Clrtl l111111n & F 1itflds i1J1 Uncle Diw 111'4111 '2tl lllft/Splllisll lllWS -11:30-• s,.ts Fillll eTN 100 a.~ (IJ ,...,,.,.. C!GJ .... it: "Jttl111ty lllf•&ll ..... '"'" (dril) '72-Roberl forsltr K11slofle1 labo11 m llttlt: "Witll Sia Yt11 '-& Eu ..,, .. (com) '68-0ous Oily. Brtiln ke1lh. Pal Carroll. Barbara Hershey. Alice Ghoslley Cl) 111l ~ Jtck V111 l111flf -11:45- • lilliMs: "Ji111 ... tei~-Pn.Mt l1vnti11tof," "lht¥ II Ille Gatllt" G ~'' !JI Mtwit : To be an nounced ..... W ...... """1 12:00 • M.-ie: "The Glau Sp~i111" (sus) '1>7 -Anila lkberl. Robe11 hylor • Mtwi1: "Su•111trliM ailltt" (dra) ·73 Ohvia Hussey. Ch11stopher M1lchum. Raf Vallone, Karl Malden 112) Movie: lo be announced at Tiit .-in ..... 1 TUESDAY IAllUUY 6 For -nin& ind 1ltt1-list1111s. ,lust Ht DAYTIME rlOGHMS. Below, for yo11r COfl•tnienct, 11t Ille d11's lllO¥its. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:00 a> • "liMn of Ont111y" (wes) 35 lohn Wllyne 12:00 ID '• "Or k•yll & Mr. Hyde (dra) ·41 Spencer lrllty. lng11c! llergman lana lurner lhe story of a scienltst •ho condutls eipPt1menh on htm st'll lo separalt M good lrom his evil a> "Tlh Her She's Mine" (com) '63 lames Sle•atl A funny look al the lruslrallons of being a lalhet •tlh a college aRe dau2hle1 3:00 10 ,. "Th1l's My 807" (com) 5) Dean Maritn 139, r• "A 017 11 the llctS" (com) '3/ lhe Mar. llrothers l:lO D "rerils of r1utine" (com) ·47 Belly Hulton John I und, 8111~ de Wolle I he story ol Putl • While. queen of the silenr movie serials •V•NING e:oo a 11 • 11 2 <n u 11ews • Slir9y & Hwtdl •CB 1a 110 2t lltws D Tic Tac Dl.p • M•a•s•H a> liMd TilMs •2• c..tt111,_,.1J H111tt1 luilts ·m 111e ltectric ~ •• Aftocltes ill •itf -6:30- 3 12 2t ,. """ 1 M•A•S•H CJ llullstye 10 1111111 Milltr ID Wtk1111t IKk letter al Tiie letlny Hill Sllow m rros and Coils so ShHhO Stt 7:00 ... • 1aJ """ 3 l1111ty Miller g Him D1ys Aa1itl • Tic TIC 0..1h D Jeler's Wiid 10 •n Ciriffi11 ID M0A"S0H 1U To Tell Ille Truth m l11ett1 fl!) Onr [ISy (C·C) ,29, F a111ily Feit4 11) a,11ndieft4o a Alllll 150 Tiit Maclltil/le-rer llt,orl -7:30- • 2 111 Ille Ton 3 Ham Days Aa•ifl II r1tl Fomily FM eSMlala • $100,0IO 11 ... Tlllt r-11 ,.. ...... . G f Kt Ille Mak ... ill tllt fMily Clli ~ M•a•s•H ()I '""" Miller l24 24 °"' frwt tD Tiit lbclltill ltllf tf 19'0'1 11> CriltiU lalMI 1t lllWICl!ed Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde or. Jetcvtl acctcient· allv.Jlnteashes the mon-" str6us demOn Within him-Mr. Hyde. In the struggle t>etween OOOd and evu. WhO Wiil Win? 8:00 U U The Wllilt Sllffow Ba,krl bdll lake~ a back seal when Co.ch Reeves is olfe•ed SI 000 lo appPd• 111 a fire comm"etal and hrs t,am becomes I he Sho•Pr nt Po..,,, group to cul a recmd II :n 3t Lobo lhP Gui\ •1th the Stolen Bodies lobo "'"'')the nhes o( Deputy Perkins and b~ grns an rnvesltRalron that ledd) lo d gc'lup ot nul\tS al • suppowdlv tegrlrmale hospital D M0tie: "Cronc11trtnl" Cn1y)) II Rnbetl Wagner Robe1I Hooks 1 •O $.in 1 r-o ptll1ct delerttves search tor the k1lle1 ol a younR m~n aboa1d a table ca1 U 3 10 29 Happy Om II You II new Rosa 1 hP gang help\ Al to slim do•n. shape up and be coot tn preparalron lot a 1omanl1c reunion •tlh Rosa Colellt the beauly who 111led him 20 years belote I Tiie l11ltr1 with lisflop CJ Mowit: "A Quiet rllce lo llill" (mys) ·7 J Carroll Baker. Jean Sorel An elemal 111angle leads to rnu1de1 and lhe 1nvolvemeol of the teenage dau2hler ol the murder v1c1tm ID P'lll M11azine 0) Mewit; "The 111 C.rnt¥1I" ldta ) ·~I Krrk Douglas Jan Stetlmg A 1obless reporter sensal!Ondl11es d story of a m~n trapped 1n a cavt 10 gel a 1ob on a newspaptr .24 Scie•ce for tllf 'I0'1 fD llo'l1 •Jhe Doctors ot Niger" Doctors rn while coats and in tribal cobts try to solve lhe hullh prob lems rn Niterra !.S• lllll·fictilll T etomioft -8:30- • 3 10 21 bwtr11t & Shtcltf TV WEEK, JANUARY 4. 1981 I ht• Other Wornan ·lovesick Shrrley RPb a good look at the aboul to tie d1V1>1 ced -1te ul the m;rn of her drPams and discovers the •oman took) eu cllv lrke her 1 llttn's ,toplt ID Carol Burnell el Lancelot dtl lap lt look Altn 9:00 U I 12 Morie: "Word ol Honor" (dra) 80 Karl Malden Rue McClanahan lion Srlver Lareo Wood ruff A nfwspapet reporter reluses to ceveal the name of hrs news sourer and as a result he IO$eS his 1ob rs arresled for cont empt of court and his family sullecs gieal personal loss 11 U 3t rREMlfU: Fl1111in10 load (lhrs) ·1he Hostages' Honey mooners f1efd1ng and Constance Car lyle are kidnapped by drug dealers rnlent on punrshing the doublecross rng Sherrlf l 1lus Semple John Beck Woody B1ot11n. Peter Donal. Hot11ard Dull, Morgan fatrch1ld. Mark Harmon and Kevrn McCarthy star D 3 '101 2t Thrtt's Company (C·C) · Jae~ lo the Rescue" Janel learns C1ndy·s boss rf asking lor favors above and beyond her secce 1a11al dutres and con¥1ntes hei to protest. but lack 1umps the gun to Crndy"s dismay and gets hrs new roommate ftred ID Mel'f "itti11 Show fD 1• ,IUllEIE: Mystery! Or lekyll .and M1 Hyde' Pall one ol a l•o part dram1t11at1on of Steven sons tlassit study ot chaiatlt1. s1M rrng Davrd Hemmings and l rsa Hanow V1nttnl Puce hosts so llo'la (C·C) Thesta'S salute Beverly SlllSI A LlnCOln C811tw $1JIClal Tonight l:IO·pm KOCllO . BLllJK RCEERS ·-----------· One of the moat lnterHting characte,. appearing In any Hrln this Haton will be Hawk, a part-man. part-bird creature dncended from the lnhabltanta of Euter laland._who fled to the stars when they wtf'8 peraecuted on Earth by humans. Buck and HeWk meet each other In ari exciting apace battle In the premler8' two-hour episode. ( In command of the Searcher 11 Admiral Asimov. a dir~t descendant of 20th-century author llUC A•'- mov. Jay Garner stars as the Admiral. ........... Gil Gerard and Erin Gray are back as Buck and Wilma. Thia season's episodes will be about human rela- tionships and ~eople. Among the exciting 1torlel Mantley has lined up for the season are: "Journey to Oasis"-Buck mutt deliver an alien. am~ssador to a vital peace conference, but their shuttle crashes, stranding them. Aia they trek through a mysterious desert. Wilma falls In lpve with the ambassador-unaware of his shocking secret! "The Satyr"-Except for a woman and her young son. colonists.have deserted a strange planet. Buck and TWlki find the woman imperiled by .. tyr-11119 creatures-and Buck soon starts to grow facial hair and goat-like horns. "The Golden Man"-Grounded on an asteroid, the Searcher's only hope of rescue is from a golden bOy who can change molecular structure. "The Guardians"-Buck and Hawk are entrusted with a glowing jade box. Told he has a mission to fulfill by delivering it to its rightful owner, Bud! inexplicably finds himself home in the 20th century. "The whole cast and crew are very excited abOUt the changes in the show.·· says Gil Gerard. "We realty feel like we're working in an entirely new series. and we can't wa it for other people to see it and share our excitement. When NBC's Buck Rogers begins its second sea- son. it will undergo some very exciting changes. An all-new format takes Buck Rogers traveling through - the galaxy on a sleek new starship, meeting strange and wonderful aliens and humans from different planets and civilizations. Fans of Star Trek will find a lot to love in the new ·Buck Rogers. 'which has been completely changed by John Mantley, the series' new executive producer. who has also been responsible for top-notch series like Gunsmoke and· The Wild, Wild West. Gil Gerard stars as Buck. the 20th-century astro- naut propelled into the wbrld of the 25th century. Also returning from last season are beautiful Erin Gray as Wilma Deering and Felix Silla. who plays Buck's robot pal, Twiki. Otherwise. it's an all-new series. with Buck and Wilma leaving the city of New Chicago and the Earth behind as they travel through space in the Searcher, a non-military starship designed to look for humans who have fled the Earth since the nuclear holocaust. On board the Searcher are some new series char- acters, including irascible scientist 1>r. Goodfellow, whose unquenchable thirst for knowledge often gets him into trouble. Wilfid Hyde-White. the dis- tinguished British actor who won acclaim for starring in last season's series The Associates, will play Dr. Goodfellow. Thom Christopher plays Hawk. a humanoid Of· scended from bird life. .. .... I THURSDAY I JMUMY I , ............. ~-....... DAYTIME raocu111s: .... *,..,~.art 1111 ..,, ...... 11:11 • 11!1 "THIS Ttu1r" (wn) ·37 _John W1Yne e Sllrsly & H11tcll • (J I (lOJ llt !H llews G Tk Tac 1>1111111 • M•A•S•H • GeM r111111 12°~ Tiit Grtwillc Tun fD Tiit Eledric C-,.llJ fl• lit lhlt M11111t -6:30- 3 I 112, llf ()t llfWS j 1 M•A•S•H .... ..,. •ti lerllt'J llilltr ....... 111<• ""'" e Tiit le1111y Hill S"'9 St Pr• 1114 C.s (Ml $1 ... io S.t 7:00 • "Ptrtr•ll ti • Mellster" G e • (JI) llews (d11) '6l -V1c Morrow. Leslie 13J lerllt'J llilltr U:lt • ((II "ltt11tr ef tllt flHlt" (dra) ·43 -Spencer TrKy, Kllhe11ne Hepburn The SIOly of a reporter who u poses Ille 1rnsawo1y backcround ol a late AIMrican hero. TV WEEK. JANUARY 4 19_81 12( Great Ptrlormucu Most -1:30- Happy r ellf' • I 3 I (101 ratJ ..... M4lts m Tiit Mlcfltillltflrtr lttport . Kip and Sonny's Date" Kip IS shal ~ ~'":.ca:"" lertd when he takes Sonny out on a _file a d1~ster 11dden evemn1 with 8:00 •oommale Hen1y and his punk rock D 1 • • \121 Tiit W1"111• Jason is blind dale then relu1ns to the hotel home on leave belo1e bein1 shipped and finds out what Sonny really out lo the Pac1hc lront but his love thinks of him 1nttresl. Tom Hatellon. a WAC. has a m Carol l1fllltt question aboul 1he11 luture In lake fD Ma•llli I DitttrtMt f ..... .,, up Wtlh him Cl) la CaUlliN ff Al!llfilso !!~ llfJ Mowit; To M an· &:OO • Mofit: "Dtatll of a Gunfichttr" D I. I 'U 1 lllCRUm, r.1. Relu1n {wes) '69 (2hrs) Richard Widmark 1n1 home alle• I lone nraht's SUI Lena Horne A small lown maishali veillance. Maanum d1scovm a num slubbornly t11es 10 hold on to lhe bet of weekend guuls be1n& doted pasl in del1anCP of communily lud upon by H111ens and he 1s ap e1s •tad~ to go to any lenglh ev~n pioached by SIA aaents who ask his murder lo remove him coope1allon in aua1din& a B11hsh Parrish. The 11se to po11er of one a Mam Days Apin 1---~11.,w.d's.Aul--110touu1. -ti; Tithi__. criminals. Dutch Schullz. and his Cl Tiit .lll11'1 WU 8 l 3 1 110• 1at1 Mor• & MilHly Army B11aad1er Cenml lrom threats -----AJar.too1 Morr.-wrllnt1Mtlm bv..the IRA. Well" Mork eiplores the frontiers ol B m (1ll fHl larnty Miller equllty dtSl!t IOU$ rall (101 MtrY Griffill SIMIW J:tl (le 9 "SClrM Stiff" (com) • ••a•s•H ·~,Deen M1rhn. Jerry lewis (fll Tt Tell tllt Trull! 8 .... : T1 M ........ e lerttt1 J:JI ............ 1111 llilltr' Cl~ U, 11M1 C:..lnt (C·C) (com.> '67-11111 Hutton. Dotothy m Dttr lny (C·C) P!ow1ne. Millon Berle. Joey <ttJ FMily ,,.. lisllop, Bob Oenwer. Watter m A,f ...... 1 Mar lre11111n. A yovnc man. em fstl Tiit Maclltil/ltlwtr a.,.n ployed in the US Mint. losts 7 S50.000 1n cunt'" and 11 he -:30- dots llOI replace Ille loss 11t)01k • 2 • Ille T"" rt IS drlcott1td rt could mun 8 13i ~f Days Apilt pnlDll ,..., •llitr r.-a su 111111 •E,..;tllnllA L-.&!!!l!l!!L-Jl fl l N llqui .. -• • f .. "" lllllic ... ill llMf•itt 8100 • • • m tfll lftl ..., rtl llll 11°A"S0H 121 .. ,.., fllilttr DOWN fea1 when an insurance salesman·s "Res1anahon" Oie t11ch hands in his sca•e tactics and h1dor's assurance resignation because he doesn't like thal the world 1s end1ne prompt him the idea ot shootine at fleetn& sus lo seal himself in a plastic survival peels, and L ev1tl thinks lh1s is his big condo vowine never to emerRe chance 'II lnl ·to make detechve D lhwit: "Tiit Dsur" (d"l '66 m llhrt Griffill si.. Ste.phen Boyd. (Ike Sammet, [lnnor fD (IOJ Slleak Prnit•s Co hosts Par ker An unscrupulous aclor uses S1skel and Eberl p1Ck the best movtes eweryone to further hrs ca1w ol 1980 and show scenes hom "The m PM llapri.. Blues Brothers." "Be1n1 Thert" and G) ll1rit: "flit TOllRC Pflila•tl· "Coal Miner's 01u1hle1 .. ,iMl111" (dra) '59 (2hrs}-Paul New CD Cm ff ff ..... man Barbara Rush A youna l1wye1·s -9:30- couraae 1n his proless1on1l 1nd s.oml • i 1 l10J QI) tt's 1 UMc 'Up hit wins him 1 prominent pos111on On the Roof" Nancy 1nd het wait fD Maille • Ditttrnu A report ruses put 1 scheme 1n operation hom 1 conference on iobs and issues when they d1sc0Ye1 lhat the hotel of concern lo Ammc:an Indians below the rest11111nt 1s on ftrt lJfl Tiit .... lee•: Tiit $11ry If • T1lil '* ..... JllllS lt1ttit 111 Mfttltwn et Garry Marslllll . . --~ ....... J-vl ............... . ....................... _, ........................................... .................... =---.....-s. .................... ..... .. .. ......... .., ................... . ,., ------!!!!'!'!!~..,~~-,.... ua .................. I .... (lift} 'lt-JIM WIJM •MMlf/U.LU ~. e "ftA 11 t11t ,_.. e n ....... ......., = 'U -C.11 Gnni. le1n ~ ..... ~i:=,., ':.:: • ""'~~.) '63-1~1 lo• ..w ... c,,,e... .,........,. A bnuty con piNICHt ... I s.teftl~lll llMllMf tnl ....., hopts IOI 1 Holly fOf(I tllt lqjl\ to v1111;el tllt lllCttnl ..-lllWlt c11tt1 but winds up c111w ol Ille 111111111ny tfl•I 111yst1 str!NIM4 1R 1 5111111 town hv1n1 ,1t0llt.IJ ••P.:j I~'• ... -.Ill .,. old tnefld .... I J:tl Ill ... : T1 ....... ....... l:• • ......., .., .. (ldv) ·~3 e ftlt .. -s... A 104:11) on ll1e At111 LNd. l1111es M150n A con 11tw Stn1t1 •nd lht sh1h of P<"l't' VICI slttp. under 1 cruel captain. . from tllt t1ad1tion1I South to the tinilly r11c:hH Ausllaha altrr ii Wf)I · uoi11f.lossed iourney ....... ....... '61 (?1111) -lloc• Hu4toll, llfl lwe. A dfflClfff dOCtor Miit ht ....... trltlllnl Ill tr09l(ll lllfflclllt ....... hH!Mtf lo ti1111rn1 1 flHllle ...,... tpidtmlC ••)i1t•i»llpt ....... (CC) "lkldtold11t1" lOlll 11 t•CllM 111®1 "" 1101111111hon lo Ille 11111 bol•d ot ed11ution uni~ ht rt1l11n lhe1e are some serlOlls tomptOllllNI 1nvolvtd. Jolnnie·s JOll IS • TV rt P<J'ler t1bs ht1 undttaround n • client IOI a com11111t1 d1t1n1 SttVICt 1nd Nicholas 1eh 1n trouble wllrlt hy1nc lo ch1n1e his 1m1se. u • 'cvle cluld · e lltwie: ""'9 Dr.,.." (chJ '16 (90m1n) Gladys Kn11ht, Bllry H111 hrson. Bruce French An 1b®t to be d1vorcrd women follows lier h11s band to his new 1ob on the Al1ua pipe lint 1n an alltmpt at a rtCOll c111111on m,.. ... ,.,, .. tll llHit: "rarrltll" (drl) '61 (?hrs) Troy Donahue, Cl1ud1tte Colbert A young .m~n learn• aboul hie and IOve horn three women 1n llrs shu&&le for 1ndependenC'e1 and sell ' &'!.: ............ 11111111 .. MNs lcMICM II I CM .... I ...... .. ,.,.,...., ,.,..,.. .. . 1dts Wltll IM_. .... ..... of • ptleat .......... 17"1 ::. .. e 1fcii1•",.. ... , ... "\, .. e WCHt •""9 ..,._ Aa .... AU!ttlOI" ..... ..... t1·Ct11ttCI lltllt •,.... ... ... Tuna's food wllll PCP, th 1111· hHttlllY' '111rt '-t' *'"' 0. hefCllOll1 1nto rllttlllll .......... . .w.w ...... .. ean.llldw.: .. ~11 ......................... UltftSIYI bollll .......... Matr Jim Buth• wtlo ~ Ills llto· hol 1nd dru1 prollltms. • Celtriu -10:30~ ....... ...... ,..,.. -lt:J0-1:..,_ ... respect I lvii111G I· m 1a•1 Elotll1: rite• .. Dry....., _...;iiioiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiirii...,___ lh1s National Geog1aph1c S1>tt1al re 11100 aa 11'<UU._ 11:00 I (J~ (1fl (1j .... •1t 1U. a ... .,,, .. ......... 51-. ••·M•M ...... ,..,.... ffllillillWi ... • Dkt CMtt -11:30- • 1 • u e llltrin: "Liii GrHt." ....... , .... • ft) QI ,.., Cln. • C]) (10J lftl ..... , ...... : "Sii· ,.,._. .. (sus) '78 David Janssen. Donni Mills, Edie Ad;ims •'--"• ............ ,... • ..,it: (flt "l1wl111 Fron· lier" (wes) '3~-lohn Wayne. -~-..... .............. HC.-..AIC..._ 12:00 e Mftit: 1M "TlltJ Get Mt CMtrM" (com) '4l -Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour ....... ..,...... ." ..... ...... -12:JO- • (JJI 8 Tl• T""""'9 Sllllt e TIM f.1.1. .................. 1:00 a T• lat T• Litt • lllMit: "D.0.A. (mys) ·49 Edmond O'Brien. Pamela Brillon -1:30-.. ,__....., • llltrin: ...... Last llitarit&."· Dftil .. """41." "Cma C11tnt1tr 2:00 e 111w1n: "frHltitl," "fr1111t ,., TrlllMI," "0,.,1tiell DNMS" G MMitt: "Tiit DH• lnlm," '"'--•· !tit l!lllillciMI" -2:30-J:OO 8 """1111¥it: ""J "OM Y111ell tf htM" (rom) '50 -Ava Gardner, Eve Alden. Roberl Walker &:00 eew u•""" ••rn cao a""" . ..., .... •"''• ...... ·~ = ,....,rwtfeil • "' [ltdric c..,., . .... ..,... -6:30- " ' (lll<21J ..... ti) M•A'S•M . .....,. f0l llr.y Millt1 ...... 11uaotter • Tiit ..., llill Sllow ID r..•c- H SWllStt 7:00 •••1211 ..... (~ I llfl•Y llilltr • """ o.,. A&•in ( U Tic lac DlllCll eTI1tJeMr'1Wild (tQ) llltn 5riHit SM a111•A•S"tl ... etfl St Ollf lair (C-C) (Jll J..ii, FHlll mt1'611•11Alur y lltdltilt ltltrer le,M -7:30-•zo. .. , .. rn ....,,..,..,."' ...... ...,iu ...... en.....,.... S.Nrn (ll N ....... Gf1C1tlltlltrsic • .. ii !tit f1111ily tUl ..,_, Miller !2., Y1lit OW Howse ID TIM 11tc•il1Lellfer leport Qfl ... A-S•M m c.-ist1u """ 50 ElelU: rltet If Dry Wiler 8:00 8 lJ) !fl) (liea[nos. lurkand LI. Brou1 become ·undercover smok1e\ to lrap a cocaine eang usmR a pretty trucker's 11& lo smuggle lheu runk 8 IDl ()IJ .. l'Pteplt a lltwie: "Tiit s,i11I INd" (dra) cord~ the w1ldhle ol ltoslla. a pre $trve su11oun~1na a .huge dry like bed in Southwest Al11ca -1:30-m C.rol krllttt m Mi Dwkt Clllry1ill so '"'' Ptrf11N«t1 "Lrwe lte• Lincoln Center Bevtrly1 Her f1reWffl l'erlormance . 9:00 II • 12 Mor1t: "l11tch ••• Sllnd111<t: The CarlJ furs" !•ts) 79 Wrlltam Kall lom Berencer A tare of the early days •hen Butch Cas\1dy and the Sundance Kid were· \till a couple ofk1d\ dnd how. to gelher lhey \111ke oul against those lhey con\1de1 lheu enemies D u n Diff'renl Str°'n (C·C) Count Your Ble\s1ngs Arnold is depre\sed betause ol h1\ height until hP meeh a gul who can'I w1r~ U 3 10 2t Tlai The Ten l'e1cenl Solul1on Wild thulrits ~1upt when lony dewles•to become an actor and Bobby. a~ his skeptical agent. ...,.ighd\I when I ony lands a role·becat1\f he " the 11ghl type m Merv Grithn Show fD 12• llrss Mt PtlllKllie Joseph Papp's vPrs1011 ol Sha~espeaie's 1 am1ng ul lhP Shre11 starring Meryl Slreep and Raoul lulla -9:30-D n The Fath ot lilt ·Tten aRe Maruage Pail one of two ~rts Upsel •hen she !tarns that her mother has 3 malP tnend ltvmg wrlll her Jo c~ll~ h~r boyluend lddrr IOI help U 3 10 29 Soap Adrill 1n 1 hlebuat le"~ICd and fleeing guer11lla leader ll Puerco fate certain dulh I CVCJIJ••-.. ,... ··: ............ rA-S-tf -. . ...... ..,.. Q.fll-'t,.... • .. c.... -US- • {Ii ID ~ "Y111 l"I SW" (dra) '78-Allthony Qillnrr 81AMJ.....,C... •rJ><ftlltl ........ -~ ......... lletl9 m lllMie: !fl' "llwtnt ...... (wes) ·3; Jolln Wiyne a4 Here's le Y• .._.. (C..( • ($01 Cl,.... -... m llecllt I.. 1 12100 I ...... : s.... ,. '12· " r11•. llSOI ...,.._ . ..;.• a tJ)(ttJ ...... "9 I I ... .... ,.. .... .. .... itt: "Dtlltilt ..... "•iflltlOM" m Miuitll l11poujMe m111vit -12:30-D ~' (Jt Tiit ,...,,.. I G Tiit Fii/Tiit LIM ... mw.w.....,..._ 1~··: ., ..... ,.u. . . ... : ""'' ,., .... (hOI) '71 -BrM C..ra11.-.... G -l:Jt- .... : .......... ..,.. (lllU$) 4& Cary C1~nt. Ett Ar*n • llMift: "lliu tlle Clf1s llld llbh n.. Dit,N '"lM .... ,., .. unlll Billy pul\ 1n an appearance with 2:00 thf b1ggt\I h\h \lu1y ut all time and II ltt•s/Mttit:"S.~ttrf111" hooker Gwen dttu~e\ Oannt of being Cdra) 68 Gene Barry, )Oii! Collins rPalous when hP find~ he1 playing D llillwlts: "lf1illstenl," "1111· la\t lood with ~ customrr ~nd a\ leu .......... "lilltn An CIYI· giant hamburger bun ltlltM" O Children of lhe lh1r• Wtri. Ill lrlfties: "lllr. ~wr\a ..... Dean !ones ho~ts lh1~ documenl1ry "fer"'' w 1 Der" on the children 1JI the 1mpove11shed CD Mlldudla ...... nation~ ol the wllild Pat and Shuley l:et- Boonf ate lealu1ed . -• .... ~ .............. ID El Show drl loco Val4tr e llH1t: (Ill - H Loo• Ahn (dra) '!>6-NlftCy ...... 'r ..... " •' .• N .. ·tsest Idea Since Carts '~.Shopping .._you c•n do • week's shopping r ., wtthout forgetting a single ,.. item! Use pre-printed shopping rists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. I SATURDAY I JAlllWY 10 TV WEEK, JANUARY 4, 1981 10:00 fl 11 1 IUJ I.Ht bf11tf/T1rt111 .... , D '2i1 <>t> let111111 & ttM S'il,er 7 • Onie & lbrritt ............. ,.., ..--.......... -----m .... : "lhk" (adv)·~& Ceoige ___ M_O-..R..,11-..lllGiioiiii..__~1 Mon11omtry, Mon1 freeman. John 8'er. James Bell. M111e Ba111 8:00 tD llert TllM I Ort• Ulli4wltW -10:30- D lttws ""'9 • a..ricl's r., r .. • s.llfise s...ter • "J (1QJ !2ti Tlt11•hll tllt D CCllMwitJ JeeAlct ..,..,.. GI UMtnitt ti tllt lir • Mitt & c...11t •Sialllilli.-SllN -i:30-St Tiii i..-Mtrs U Dvsty's Trtt-.. ... Maita c.i-lliau 3 Villi Altart -D That's Cit IYl Vlttrs' ,._..., U 10 tt's T111r .,... I Voi<e of Aariclltturt • • °"'' ' Wiatll 11:00 fl lll uai Dr•'"' 1 o.. It's YOlll lusiMSi GI Spea• Out 0> ROlllper llOOlll • (2J) IHJ .IMll'f 0--• ...,.I' Wtlll--If t11r1u· • r u rtoJ (}t) Wtth11.i s,.c111 Part I "Jack and the M11ic Faclory" m 1nter1111i11111 llitt11•11 fD ~ptiotltd AIC News u Hot Fuda• 8:00 8 r t l ff2l T• & ""1111111 D IUl ~Jl Tiii RIMlll9I 111111 • ltitlt9lll 8 C JJ (tGJ QI) l'tlstk•a•. laltr ,... c..-, .. .... ,~ Q) lltwlt : (II "fttrNllJ Tllll" (com) "39-loret11 Youna. David Niven. Hu&h Htrbtrt, 8ro41trkk Cr1wl01d. • s,.clll,.. SI 0.. .,_ I Clellk (II) mear.,..._ -•:»- ID LllCM Ullrt (SO) Sacr1111tfltt Wff• i11 lnitw -11:30-fl ! t J (I ,ZJ Sl'OITS: s,.rts Sf«· llal&lr lhe Cast/Wtst Sh11ne Foot 1>111 Game • QJ) IHl Dr ..... ,.... • {)) ctf) 121) AlltricM ........ • Siii Treill •ue· .... • Tiii .. "Oil , ..... .. "..., .......... AffiiiiOOii 12100 I . ....., ..... ..... snaM: &a ..... , .... " St.rs Hosttd by lllwls and [d McMalloll. lhis spec11I wn taped rn las Ytps Guests Hld11de 11111 Cosily, Mulllmm1d Ah. Glen ~"""'' and lol1 Falin• Proc;ttds IO to the Uniled N~1ro Collect Fund. ............ . ........ u.,..... a._..,..,. • '11111 aw ..._ ., .......... ...... . ........ .... -12:30- (]) CNetl Ill .. e, .... .... 1 .................. • ... ,..... 1111111: ., ..... (Sc•·fi) '10-Joll ._(J) Cll • ...... .. ' lllcMel GOllll = ser Tiii ..... ...,, ....... :""~~....;,.-----1=!'~-----...... ,... ..... , I I • ......... ....... INlll: -....... Siii eaoo °"" .... " Uttll. ~.:.,To j:l:-•,._•.,-__ ... __ .. • -m .. • .,..,... ... _. ... __. .. Cli I f -12:30- D IUJ Qtl Tiii T11Mtr• ShN • flit fll m w.r1c1 ..._,, 11.., 1:00 8 Mowie" "Hlrdu11" (adv) ·n - Cltnt' Walker. Stelanre Powers A sol d1er ol lorlune aoes cunnina tor a Me11can revolutionary aflee the rebel ~is stolen hrs wile and land CD~ "h N el Lilt," "Missitlt Cef,.., .. "HWttlil" •tOJ Cllarlit's A11tll!C1rol lllniett m Mowin: "'•ril lhlts." "Terri· lit4" -l:l0- 111 flit loM Ranier ID hits: "M111c Town," "Dts· 11tr1lt JcMtrner" 2:00 e ~ "lllcllt ,..,._, .. "Sar· ltl llrOMU." ' Ill Mowin: "Jae~ LeMtn Stofy" ''Olt 5-AI'' . -2:30- • llllwit: "Tiit M.11 W11o C.W T1~ It IUt'' (dra) · 13 Pelee Boyle. Robert Reed. Stoll Jacoby A tor mented child 1s lookma for love and accepta nce and allows one special man to penelrate his lonelr fortress . I I ·--:, L...l~-~~.~-J •(J)O ............. . ,. .... .. ... ..... lllfClllllY......., ... .... ..... .. llntlll ..... : It ... lllWH ... ..., ......., .... llr ,_II 'uu,.... r:t::. IO lhrld 11111 IM It tr .. .......... . .. ,. ... : ... ........ ~='==·~: ll:M • • ~ ..... 11111C1OiitlM11.,_.11 rect efttr Ml (•H) "JS-Joll1 W11111. lll1 • fltOlit 111¥1 btt1 """out !Ir,... lt14er of tlll fieillatn II.ti 111 r111dl11C ,., .. ". Olllfft ~·· ..... : .. ..,.. (INS) '77 (Ztlts)-ll:~ • e ........ flit'' (t11Js} -....... 1oM lll•lty. A,_. u-~ln to,tr, T11pid Itta· M1111or'4\l•1Jlorced tobtcoit a lllH. loMpll Cottt1 Tiit story of 11111 wtltll 111 wllllftltt Ille, ., .. a Wllolltal INllMllCI llld 1111 ol 1111 fallltf rntlllods to •we lllSWlft lllUllt • ()) Ill • .._ • "DIN ...... (clra) 'U-....... : ..... C... a .... Stitt 01¥1$, Kiri Malden Tw111 (dra) · 10 -Ed N1lso1. S¥t11111 11sttu lt1tn the trutll 1bollt Plnhcttt Tht wrfe of a to, pltJsitisl, each olher wlltn tlley meet 11 1 whose death 1111 llet1 rlliM '"*9· luntr1I 111, 5MSpe<IS loul pllJ lld fl dtt•· J:• Cll .. ,.,...,... (com) ·~6-mined to ltnd out lllt lrllfll t1t11 Du n Marlin, Jerry LH11s thou&h 11 may .lud to heartbreak OT••...... ·"'~ J:JO • "T• CatG a Alltf'' (l'llys) •....,it: "Lu• tf t111 Ctftlc ·ss Cary Grant Grm Kelly. c..t." (6oc) ·79 (211rs)-Tht1111111s Jns11Royce landrs. Tiie ·cat,''" and mysttilfes of Ireland, tllt .,.pn u convict. ta 1•••l lll1tl, l11ls 111 11tn of Ille Dr'urds, and 111 lllCltlll love with 1 wealthy Alnt11C1111111 curM! pui upon the Kennedy lamrly •Ito lr~ds he 1s suspected ol are n 1m1ned continuma htJ 01• th1ewery IJ41 ""' Clleica I IVININQ 7:00 DDBt2JJllfWS I 3 J llrfttY Mlltr • """ °'" Acaili • t Tic Tac O.p CJ Jektf"s WiW 110) llltn Grtftill Sllew tD 11t•A•S•H U 21 le ltll Ille lruth .., """' iJ41 •"'""•"' w"• i11 am.. ID Owtr Eny (C·C) lat) family ftlHI 0) A,rtfMlitfldo a Alllar rsoJ Tht Macll1il/l1hrer ltpoft -7:30- D 2 °" Ille Town 3 1 "'"' Days A111n D IJtl h111il1 ftlNI a s.a 11a 11a • .....,... $4111rts ',,,.. .... .,. CJ f IU tllt lilll1fC ID Ml ill Ille fa111ily 1121 at1 M•A•S•H tall llr..., Milter '14l W1M SlrMI W•• fJ!) The Maclltil/Ltllm ltport GJ Criali111 laun ID WHltrl h,.._rt 'Wrnd ~tchers" Tiits document1r~raus the 111nd's 1enes11 and probes Ille poss1b11iltes of h1rneu.n1 such 1n emhc element tH! Sac111111te .... ill .... -1:30- • r 3) (tOJ f2tJ 1'111 1 lie Qfl ... "fear i nd loalh•n& 1n Ceor1e lown"An anon~mous phone c1lltr m1ku £die so nervous she mcwts 1n wrlh D11na. and Neal 1nst11ts 1 tom pute111ed protection system '° com phuted the two women 11e surtd !.lily lo return to Edie's ap1rtinent • Clftl llHMtt ID (Jf)Wa1ililclN .... illlnin ID El S... .. E•111rM If 9:00 D !J I 1111 Tiit Mes el Klaar• An old ll1me ol Uncle Jesse's returns lo Hauard to starch for the le11ey left by her moonsh1n1n1 late husband and to collecl a debt from Boss Hou • I 3 j It.Qi 12ti Mt.Wit: "To,,.r" (com) '19 (2hrs) Kale Jac~son. Andrew Stevens A devil m1y ure couplt are killed 1n a car amdent and discover they don I have enouah credits lo cet put the pearly cates so they 1eluin lo hrth as &bosts 10 improve theu record CD llm Ciritfil S... \U! s,.rts Merica m (IOI ••• Mrttt WM• -9:30-m Sact11Nnt• .... '" ..... m ' .,.,, QM? 1$0J llMt i11 Cllilla 10:00 fl • r II ZI Dlllas J R encou111es his lither to close a business du l. 1ware that the venturt 1111111 con1hct wrlh hts brother's 1nveslmenl plans and tuve [wrn& Ori ••th a serious u sh flow problerp D WJ Otl lllC ... , •1111i1t wit• DIN lr•ltf ...... .., ... ....., ...... 12~ Sacr1111111te W..• ii lftitw D lo lie a11MWK•d lt:-cam. -JEt,;""~-- iU~a. ..... ·~ ... 11: !-&.G\:..:-' ... . gr-:.. ... .......... :::~·«<> ..... ,.... -U:Jl-•(J)tD ........ llea. ....... " ... <•> '71-llidln C.1111. Ywtttt .._, I e.~ ;,_ '" ':. ,,.. Oiier S.-" (icHi) 'Sl-lclllAI CarllOll,IMlraW. . •00<11 •,..,. . ._. ... :.,.,...(•al '77-'tor Tfli11111. Sllslll 11aMtY ...... : ........ ., ... Mile" (wa) '34-Joll• w.,... 0........ ' ··~-.. elldlealldle 1•100 . ..... -IZ:JO-CIJ FriUrl/....,.......,... euan..,..s.-. .,~ .... . ,,.,. Ill friUrl!Canl ..... .w.w ......... 1:00 ...... "frilM," "'T• •• CillilletlM," "hfil'• c. .... llllll" .................. Cit Carel "'-'11.._.IZ ..... : "c.at ....... <••) '64-Jacll H1 .. t1S. Rftllal• Aftt1: borou1h A 811ltsll rect111tnl r11 Alla becomes embtofltd 1n 1 c011ntry's Pohhcal rnoMron -1:30-. 8 Htll~ Ht111Mat1111M: "Star lil.IWnl" Part I (Kt fl) '1~ ludy Cenon. Prerre 8f1Ce. C.tfll lhomn GTlltt..blctr ..... "Pd 11p AlltJ," "Grte1 Buddall ... "Murder Wrtllollt T tan " 2:00 ..... c-w·~• lllttits: "lntr T• Llee," "faa IC Ille....,, .. "Crimi If st ......... .... "tiny ........ " TIML.Myllllilltlt ......... -Z:30-e lltllit: '"Safall T-l'Wtrlil II a T ...... __. (dra) '1S-lildl Bia.-. la11y H11111111 A I ~Jtlf-GN 11rl starts drtn•1111 MCrttly .,... slM hn d1ff1Culty cop1n1 Wtlll 1 -Wt •1th hee motller •~ sleplltller after her parents d••Olet 3t00 8) M"ie: • "0....111 Sj" (llOI) 'U -Wrlli1111 Ca11t*tll. l111111 Anderi A stra11ae 11111"1 clillcs .... rosely lo Ille memory of a Mad•• who drowned y1111 lltlort. ,..." I TV WEEI<, JANUARY '· 1981 • lfUii 1m.'-' ... -l:Jl- 1 :.:.$ ............. ~·4»C) ~ l =i:-........ . .... ,._: .. ...... .... 1 ,,..., t -2:JO-.,..... .. » :.i:. .:-: :t ...... ....... tee•: "' se.y " ........ ._... .. , ..... ............ 1 3100 • l:"s=.1s: Celltc• ..... ,.,11 Im: ;t UCt 4 '"ISla ........ ' ltltl ..... : ..... ,. ti 1111 Wildtl· _ .. (dl1J 6~ Adam West Ornvei f11t. l 111d1 S.un4t1s • lWM: '1b1111 .. d Eapreu" (COroJ .74· Cold" Ha1111 W1ll1d111 .. ., Atht1lon, Btn John~on I · ~ ==~ -my O'letlt" 7:00 (adv)·~ Bu1t l anlastei IOdn R1CP fl In Starch Of •.. lhe C1ut Wall ~ Miry Tyltt lllMtt ot China" • ..... ......_... 3 t Tllt ...... S... _ ._.. attd1111 D lit City ~ -~30-• E.-t11111 lA e ...... : "Slarl&y & H11tctl" (mys/ D Gtwty M.-s ·75 Oniel Soul Paul MochHI 10 Tllat's Hollywooll Clim. R1Chard lynch m 21 " U.1111« Well S.... 1l s,.ts 5'tdlclllar 12 Htt Haw • OI hhl& (Rt U Solid Gold e El Cllawt fD To It Allnou11<t H All ill ltlt f1111ily lD El Mtllldo 4t l1115 dt ~Ill 4:00 se Sports Ameriu e 3 21 S'ORlS: 'rolmionat -7:30- ....,u TMr lhe lonals ol lhe Sil~ D The Muppet Show With guest 000 Millet High Lilt Cl~S~IC '" And Hal t 1nden ft ~o,.::.:a c.-, a. 8tOO •(J)O F,...._.llllMI frttM tM Ille•• .... C.-111 tllttt c• .... tllty ""'"'''' • "oolt• ,_.. r.cMt r111 ~ a lolll IMI\ 11• t Yt1Y ..... clllll L111•._ ..... .. ......... --• CJ) (9 • '-.... cc-c> I• "lsaec's ,._...,, -llMC'1 llach scllool teacllef Meld1 .itll fief SOii llld bale 11141 "°""' c-.ur• • scllffw to 1111press ht1 l tlh.tn Crsll and Cltf1sh111 Hart &llUI. 10 "Seat of Apprgyal." 1 """ tr11s lo pluse htS seal tMltld tf llunsett unlW lie 111ttls a delt&htful woman. Donald O'Con no1, and GeOl&ll Enael 1uu1; and 1n 'The Successor." a .aman who 1s con~1nced slle tin a sllOll h111e lo hwe w1nls lo pd lhe perlecl nut wilt loi lle1 hnban.d flottnce Hen .. derson and /elf Tambor cuesl • SIOIJS: Clllete .... ttMll use vs UCLA. • SPICtAl: Ci1411ellat,1iwct CMnlilll r11tHt Dennis Colt and Bub1t Btnton hosl this event from Cits.rs Palace '" las Vecas 12.4)Mltilleeltllelijelt 1!D ....,_..: Tiit SelnlK* Yurs -9:lio-m c.acw l,M llesttt111U,..t iO:OO 9 IJ) ltJI Stcreta tf Mi41111d HtitMs l.o v1s1tors complicate life '" Midland Ht•&hls John Cray s la tliei who hnn't S4!tn hts wile or wn tn years and an atlricltvt balltt dancer 111ho hu a strong 1nte"s1 on younc Md,1 Ca11oll 8 12l 0,1 Tiit Slttt Allt11 Shew • left 8 •.~J 1ifl 21! hllt"' hllM (RI In .. Rtpusat." a shy nmnast is ham TV ... II IAlolllAllV • tOOt 11100 ! :,: .. ;~a L ": ....... (lft) ·~i -Riclllfd Wld rrtarl, Jeffr11 H1111tt1 .... llJ.,.. c...... ,,.. tit lllcl U,.." 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O hmilf feud 1J· UOITS: lo11na fhe toµ •d11~td -u-Tilifoiitlr.ws pered on her attempt lo won a ma101 D TY "•!-'•floe• Concert event because htt aunt 11anls t1e1 Cl Ma~nd., . ---:-owrntavgh er 0 wm rilfllS Paige ancr-Gt"MwNs. C1mp-111111Md -. Mao1een McC01m1ck &uesl and in land," ''!f•yward Girl," "'hilo Vance boaing mat,hes ol thr /0 ~ a1e e In Surch Of , .. h1&hhghted 10 ~turday Edition ~ Science for the 10'5 24 Once Upon a Classic II) ''tMlllt fll) feelin1s 'SchOols" m Motit m Bo11n1 tltJ Motit: Io be armouncPd (ffl Des1111in& Home Interior~ -4:30-&l> Qw ,., USA 5:00 8 llfl Rtwitw and '"view U Miry Tyler Moore •""'*r Woman fl (1Nr .. nc1 G ....,..: '111t Mlartt11n" (advl ·s6 -Spenetr lruy Rober! WdRnPr Cbtrt lrtvOI 10.""" .• llHit: "Ster th" (d14 ) II Susan Blakely. 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