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Home My WebLink About1981-09-04 - Orange Coast PilotSNAP JUDGMENTS Is photography an art? More collectors saying yes. See Weekender DRANGf COAST FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1981 FOOTBALL FEVER Symptoms start Sunday with eight games telecast See Pilot TV Log SINGING SINCERELY Anne Murray to appear in Irvine Meadows show See Weekender • • • • • • • YOUR HDMfTDWN DAllY PAPIR ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS .· Globe-trotting Penguin finds a home ·SAN DIEGO <AP> A penguin that may be either a brave explorer or a stupid navigator was languishing in California today , nearly one week after he was found wan- dering on a New Jersey beach. Nobody is sure they can ex- plain how the 12-inch Marconi penguin, whose normal habitat is the southernmost tip of South America . wound up s kinny and starving on the East Coast of the United States The web-footed. black-and white adult bird, known as a rockhopper. was found Saturday al Monmouth Beach in New J ersey and turned over to police. His first trip was lo jail, for lack or a better place lo put him. He was bailed out by Lee Bernstein. director of the New Jersey Humane Society, who 5.8 earthquake 1 rocks, rolls Orange Coast By J ERRY CLAUSEN Of t• o.lly ...... Si.ti An earthquake that shocked the Los Angeles area at about 8 : 50 a .m today was felt in Orange County along the coast between Seal Beach and San Clemente. First reports ind icated the temblor was centered in the San Pedro Channel off Long Beach and measured 5 8 on the Richter Scale. The quake shook Los Angeles. Orange.Santa Barbara, Ventura Russ w arships continue off West Coast SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Four Soviet wars hips are following an irregular track 300 nautical males off Northern California as they continued so uth along the U.S . Wes t Coast, the Navy said today. The ships were headed an a southwesterly direction at 12 knots, Navy information officer Cmdr. Willian North said. The ships were reported 450 nautical miles northwest of San Francisco on Thursday after- noon , and were observed 200 nautical miles west of Coos Bay, Ore., Thursday morning. "It seems a rather irregular track.·· North said of the Soviet ships' movements. The guided missile cruiser. two guided missile frigates and a supply s h ip were being watched by the U.S.S. Fife, a Navy d e stroyer from San Diego. The ships were spotted last Friday in the Gulf of Alaska and came as close as 210 miles to the Pacific Coast. However. the Soviets did not appear to be co nductin g a n y training maneuvers. and no incidents have been reported, the Navy said. ORAJIGI COAST WllTHIR and San Diego counties for an estimated 15 seconds but there were no immediate reports of damage Southern California Edison of- f i c 1 a Is in Rose m e ad said employees at the San Onofre nuclear power plant at San Onofre, center of an environ- mental controver sy, felt quake movement only "shghtly." Spokesman Dave Barron said employees immediately moved mto a program of s afety checks, standard proce dure at the plant when an earthquake is fell or seismic momtors indicate earth movement. He said the plant sustained no apparent damage but that a pre- liminary investigation would tak e about three hours Preliminary c hecks. he said, will be followed by closer in· spect1ons -especially lo safety systems for several days. In nearby San C lemente, about two mile s to the northwes t. city switchboard operator Anette Soza said at 8: 55 a m calls from residents were beginning to hght up her communications board. "It wasn't too bad, .. she ob· served of the temblor. "But we definitely were moving. "Some people were asleep The y were curious as lo why their beds were moving. They wondered if it was the firing again at Camp Pendleton <a nearby artillery range l." At the northern end of the Orange Coast. Seal Beach police dispatcher Sandra Burnett said. ··a was s hake. rattle and rolling. We thought we were dreaming." She said no damage was re· ported and incoming telephone c alls were mostl y inquiries about severity and the quake's center Orange County communica- tions officials said that no damage was reported in the county this morning. • Board o f Supervi s or s Chairman Ralph Clark reported no interruption in county busi- ness at the county Hall of Ad- ministration, which underwent <See QUAKE, Page A2) then arranged for the trip to Sea World in San Diego, home of a large, refrigerated rookerie de· voted to the study of Antarctic penguins After a brief layover m Hern· stein's bathtub and the Bronx Zoo, the penguin took a com- me rcial flight Tuesday to San Diego. "We're continuing to take care of him as best we can. Basically we're j ust providing him with good groceries, which is ap- parently what he needs most at this time," said Jackie o ·con nor, a spokesman for the marine park. He is being fed Columbia River smelt "that we're stuffing full of vitamins and minerals." said Ms. O'Connor. "It 's too early to tell how well he's doing. But he's eating and STREETS THROUGH STORYLAND In honor of :'olewport Beach's 75th anniversary. artist Joan Haigh. an employee of Corona del Mar librar~·. painted this mural in the that's a good s ign. We want to put four pounds on him," she added Be rns t e in s aid he first believed the penguin got caught in a powerful ocean current or s torm, but s aid that guess wasn't realistic because of the distance involved. Another possibilily was that the penguin was someone's pet, "but who goes down almost lo Antarctica for a pet?" he asked. Once it regains its health. the adult rockhopper will be placed an the marine park's freezer unit with 300 other penguins. includ- ing three other rockhoppers. ··At this point, the cold unit would take too much of his energy. He's s till weuk and s pends all day resting," Ms. O'Connor said. °*''' ...... ,,_.., 0..rtft llMY children's book section. She fashioned t ree:"! and flow('n .. representing 15 street names in old Corona del :\far and de picted flans Christian Andersen ·~ "Thumbelina .. : Man arrest e d in jog g e r 's traffic d e ath All Savers off er modi/ ied by banks Ars on probe d · in FV home fire d e ath A charge of vehi c u l ar manslaughter has been brought against a Harbor City man who allegedly drove his van through a red stop light and struck and killed a woman jogger on Pacific Coast Highway in Hunt· ington Beach Thursday night, a uthorities reported. Huntington Beach police say Donald Michael Sjomeling, 28, was driving under the influence of alcohol when his van alleged - ly ran the s top s ignal at Golden West Street. struck a car that was turning left onto Pacific Coast Highway and careened in· to the 26-year-old jogger who was in the crosswalk Patty Lynn Lusson. of 6762 Warner Ave., was pronounced dead at Fountain Valley Com- munity Hospital about one hour .after the 7:45 p.m. accident. authorities said. Sjomeling was booked into Huntington Beach City Jail with bail of $2,500. a uthorities said. By The Associated Press Stymied by the Internal Revenue Service. the banking industry is hurrying to cut the strings that t ied high-interest in· vestment opportunities to the All Savers tax-free certificates that go on s ale next month. • The IRS said Thursday that in· centives offered by some banks and savings and loan institutions to draw investments in the certificates would jeopardize their tax-free status. Some banks had offered de · positors short-term interest of 40 percent or more if they would deposit funds t h a t would automatically be rolled over into an All Savers Certificate on Oct. 1, wh en t hey fir st become available. The certificates are expected to yield about 12 6 per- cent tax-free The IRS said that when the bonuses earned in "re- purchase" agreements with the banks -and the certificates were considered as a single package, the interest exceeded the limit imposed by Congress when at created the All Savers Certificates. The I RS said banks and S&Ls could continue to offer the incen- tives only if de positors were given a "reasonable" chance to withdraw their funds before they are transferred lo an All Savers Certificate. Some banks that of- fered the incentives had already allowed the withdrawals. "We're going to notify all those that purchased repurchase agreements that they have the opUon of not going in to the All Savers Certificates ." said Victor Rosen, vice president of First Federal Savings & Loan in Philadelphia. Rosen said he expected that most of the people who did in- vest in repurchase agreements would , in fact, take the money and buy All Savers Certificates on Oct. l. By J ODI CADENHEAD OI t• O.Uy ...... 51.-ff Arson investigators today ar~ sifting through the blackene~ rubble of a Fountain Valle~ home where a 24-year-old ma~ was killed and his-wife and bab~ daughter were injured in a prel dawn fire Thursday. Z The body of Behrooz Behrava~ was found in an up stair~ bedroom o f the two -stor~ townhouse at 18251 Crater Lak following the 4: 15 a.m . blaze..~ His wife. Sima. 24, escaped wi~ t h e couple 's 2 1i ·month-ol<R daughter. She is in satisfactori§ co ndition and the baby~ Moogen. is listed in good condi t ion today at UCI Me dica Center. Police were called to the seen .,.. Thursday afternoon after Foun· ~ lain Valley fire investigators-~ found evidence that the fire ma~ have been deliberately set wi~ fl ammable liquids. oQ. Night through m 1d- morning low cloudiness o the rwise fair through Saturday. Highs about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s in warm e r Inland areas. Lows tonight 58 to 66. David Brinkley to leave NBC Police Capt. William DeNlsf;r s aid discolorations in the con- crete that indicate that namma· ble liquids were found in ·the downstairs living room. "We have found physical •. evidence that is inconsistent to show the fire was accidental ,"~ said Capt. DeNisi. "We are in., vestigating this as a questiona~ ble d eath which m ay be llSIDI TODAY Commercial marijuana growc1 have di&covered that Southwest Oregon 's climate, growing uo.son. remote loca- Hon.t and undtt·financed law enforcement are ideal /or buftnesi. (See "Pot grower• Mad norlh," Page BB J. Br oadcast journalist's retirement to end 38-year car eer NEW YORK (AP> -David Brinkley, an evening news fix· lure for a quarter-century whose distinctive delivery became a model for as piring broadcast journalists, will retire next month, NBC announced today. Brinkley's retirement will end a 38·year career with NBC. The NBC announcement gave no reason for the unexpected re· tirement. Brinkley, 61, could not be reached for comment Im mediately. The announcement came as a surprise. The network as recent· ly as Tuesday promoted t he second-season premiere ot "NBC Magazine with David Brinkley," .the magatine show that the veteran correspondent had anchored since leaving the "Nightly News" last fall. ' "Brinkley's a good draw." Thomas Wolzien, the program's executive producer, told The As- sociated Press in an interview last month. "He 's been one of the strengths of the network for years. On this show, he's our identity." It was not immediately clear whether the decision t o retire had been Brinkley's alone. The magazine was not successful in attracting an audience In its first season, opposite CBS' supersuccessful "Dallas." The program is scheduled to move to an earlier ( 8p.m. Friday) time period Sept. 11. Waller Cronkite, the CBS "Evening News" anchor for nearly two decades and perhaps the only broadcast 1ournall1t more widely recoan zed than ~\ • Brinkley, left his familiar post this year. He has continued, however, as anchor for the network's new science series. "Walter Cronkite's Universe." Brinkley achieved TV stardom after he was teamed with the late Chet Huntley for the 1956 political conventions. ''T he Huntley-Brinkley Report" on NBC was, '" the mid-1960s. dominant in the dinner-time news field. Huntley retired ln 1970, and Brinkley was teamed with other correspondents before glving up the anchor position for regular commentary. He became co-anchor of the "Nlihtly Newa" once more, attei' the 1976 pol1Uc1l conven- tions, teaming with John Chan. cellor. TO RETIRE DaWt 8rfnkley , i homicide.·· S DeNisl s aid Sima Behravan i~ not considered a suspect in the a lleged arson fire . She told police she woke up and smelled the smoke and quickly grabbed he r baby thinking that her husband was leaving out the back door. Battalion Chief Larry Ham- mer said the wife was apparent· ly sleeping in another bedroom and was therefore able to escape the bumlnf( home. : .. OeNisi added that pollticat~ motives will be checked sint • the couple rep0rtedly are Ira~ nian. Neighbors described the COU:~. pie as friendly an~ quiet. •) I J. .... ~ --. 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'•' If the secretary approves the ;~ulations. they would take ef· • ~t Oct. 1, The Times said. :1"'6l'he Omnibus Budget Recon-:' ~ ialion Act of 1981 , signed by .. esident Re agan on Aug. 13. •· t a limit for the first. lime on .• e assets that a family could Wave if it received welfare under Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The limit is Sl.000, not count Mesan d ies of injuries A Costa Mesa man died Thurs- 'day from head injuries he suf. fered when his car tumbled off the Corona del Mar Freeway last week. J a mes Thomas Yost. 21. died a t Fountain Valley Hospital, where he was taken after the E~~l.27 accident near Bear Yost was driving north in the uthbound lanes of the freeway hen his car became airborne d went over the s ide of the i sed road, s aid L arr y Jneasner, a spokesman for the Callfomfa Highway Patrol. ORANGE COAST 1ng the family's equity in a home a nd one automobile Until the new law, regulations had set the hmit at $2,000. The proposed rules say a state agency may exclude the value of the home and car but must "count the equity value of all other r esources, including personal e ffect s. household goods. income-producing. etc." The 1'1mes said Second judge disqualifie d LOS ANGELES CAP ) A Santa Monica judge has become the second jurist to be dis - qualified from handling a series of nude-bathing cases. With more than 200 people awaiting trial for allegedly sun- bathing nude at Malibu beaches. Judge Joseph Chandler was dis - qualified after he ruled that the cou nty ordinan ce on nude bathing 1s unclear and dismissed a jury. A Malibu judge was d1s - q ual1fied because he is a longtime resident of the Malibu area. In other r ecent cases. four people were found guilty, one was found innocent and one person pleaded guilty One case resulled in a hung jury Quvkes reported GOLDEN, Colo. CAP> -Two minor earthquakes s hook the San Diego area late Thurdsay, the U.S. Geological Survey re- ported. 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VOL. 74, NO. 24' Seymour Katz. director of an come support programs for New York State. said without such an cxemptaon the rules .. would de nude people" by forcing them to 11ell personal property The assessment of persona! belongings y,ould be ·impossible to administer," he said Ile said New York caseworkers had not done re~ular evaluations of personal propert) in 30 years From Page A1 Q UAKE • • • $1 million in repairs thas year to bring it into conformance with California safety requirements C lark s aid the county 's General Services Agency would check the structure thoroughl> today. Tentatively reported as the most severe in the past 10 years in Southern California, the temblor was felt along the coast from Santa Barbara County to t he Mexican border. Orange Countians working in taller buildings along the coast reported the most dramatic im- pacts. Shelly Schulze. an lrvtne Com- pany employee housed in he r firm's 10-story Newport Beach headquarters building, said, "It s hook up here for a good minute. It was a little bit frightening. "We have a girl here from Kentucky This was her first earthquake. It brought tears to he r eyes " Huntington Beach city s afety authorities reported no damage to the old buildings in the downtown sector where 51 slruc· tures were conde mned in 1979 The two-sto ry unreinforced m asonry buildings near Main Str eet a nd Pacifi c Coast Highway we re built in the 1920s and 1930s and landlords have been ordered to tear them down or bring the m up lo earthquake safety standards. TMI e ntry made HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP> -A worker at the Three Mile Island n uclear plant made an un- planned 10-minute entry into the damaged contaJnmenl building to check Ole level of radioactive water inside, officials said lo· day. A faulty measuring device forced the Thursday afternoon e ntry to make s ure the radioac· live water ln the building's base- ment remained unchanged Holiday crush forecast Plentiful gas , balmy weather to draw overflow crowds By The Associated Press Thtt last holiduy of lht-isum mer season s h o uld find everything an plentiful s upply - sunny weather. plentiful gasoline a nd Labor Day celebrations across the state except for uncrowded space. Plentiful gasoline should con· tribute to highway congestion; balmy weathe r is forecast to draw overfl ow crowds to beaches and parks ; and festivals from San Francisco to San Diego are competing to at· tract stay-at-homes. "We plan on having our hands full," said California Highway Patrol of facer Manny Padilla. ''Back in 1972, travelers logged 1.3 billion highway miles in Southern California alone, and of course 1t 's goin g to be much heavier now. "People aren't afraid lo go out anymor e on long weekends like they used to during the energy <'r unch," he said. lleavy t raffic was expected to begin today as motorists head out of town. To cope with the problem, Cll P officers will have to forego fheir weekend holiday to ('nSure "m aximum endorce· ment" from 6 p.m . today to mid· 111ght Monday, with a special watc h for drinking dri vers. Padilla saad. Last Labor Day weekend, 81 people died in Southe rn Cahfornia traffic accidents and patrolmen arrested 1,885 drunk drivers, according to the CHP Motorists should find abund· ant gasoline supplies, although the Automobile C lub of Southe rn California said they'll be paying about 5 percent more ror it than the national aver age Regular averaged Sl.42 a iallon and unleaded was $1.53 in this week's club s urvey of 362 s tations . About 85 percent of them said they'll open Monday; the percentage is higher Satur day and Sunday Caltrans traffic engineer Alex Dunnet expects traffic conges· lion on the Ventura and Golden State freeways, Highway 101 and a long Interstate 5 north from Oceanside, where one lane is c losed for repairs . But Southern California 's ma JOr to urist allractions don't think traffic jams will hurt. Spokesmen for Disneyland, Magic Mountain and Knoll's Berry Farm a ll predicted heavy holiday crowds. a lthough Di s- neyland spokes man Uob Roth said he doubted records would be s hattered ·'since most of the tourists have already gone hom e." Nature seekers can expect lots o f company at national park campgrounds Sue Beron of the National Forest Service's camp ing hotline said county and s tate parks were "already full from San Diego to San Francisco" on Thursday Celebrants look ing fot' or gan11.t'tl fun had dozens of com munity rt·stivali; to C'hoose among In San FranC'lsco, the National M a r i t 1 rn t' M u s t• u m a t th e AquataC' Park planned its annual fn•<' "Fe-.t1val or the Sea" Sun day and Munday And more than 25.000 pr•opll• wen• ex peeled at the• 2'Jth annual Sausalito Arts f''c•st1val , running Saturday through Monday at the city's C1vk Ccnll'r M1C'rocomputer games will be fl·atured at tht• 6t h annua1 G n•atcr Los Angc•les Simulation Convention. Friday thro ugh Sun da~ at Cal State Northndge In H1vers1dc County. they 'll. be crowning Mass Norco at the 34th annual Norco Valley fair Mon day, which starts with a 10 am purade. Pancake breakfasts, rodeos, traetor pulls. deep pit barbecues ;ind artsy exhibits are among the• attractions at local fa irs stretching from li1s hop to Hunt ington lkueh And 1n San Diego. the 12th annu<1I Labor Day we<·kend muscular dystrophy tc•lethon 1nt'ludes outdoor stage s hoy,s and a non stop Jerry l.c•w1s ftlm festival from noon Sunday to fi p m Monday. Through 1t all. the National Wc•ather Service forecast mostly su nny sk1c·s on ce morning cloudiness clears with a slight chance of a thunderstorm over southern and l'astern deserts <Jncl southl•rn muunt<iins Another offensive in Angola claimed Mo s t o ffices close Monday, m a il d e layed J O HA NNESB U RG . South i\frica <AP l -Radio Mozam- bique said today that South Africa has launched a new of- fe nsive against Angola, but a Sout h African military spok esman called the report "ridiculous propaganda." The broadcast. momt~red in Johannesburg. quoted "official Angolan sources'' a s reporting the military action about 150 miles north of the South West African border. Mozambique. l ike Angola , is a former Portuguese colony with a Marx- ist government. Angop, the official Angolan news agency, made no mention of an offensive today, but quot· e d the Angolan Defense Ministry as saying that 11 ,000 South African troops were occu· pying a southern province. Previous reports said South Afr.ican forces drove some 60 miles into Angola with 4,000 soldiers Aug. 24 on a search- and destroy mission agains t black nationalist guernllas or the South West Africa People's Organization. or SWAPO. SWAPO has been fighting a 15· year bush war against South Africa for independe nce for South West Africa, also known as Namibia The guerrillas are based primarily in Angola. South Africa has said it was Plo t was 'h oax' FORT SCOTT, Ka n . (APJ An ex-convict has told police that the bizarre tale he recount· ed of a plot to kill 14 city of· ficials and business leaders was a hoax. "The re is not and never has been to my knowledge any such a plot other than in my creative mind." said Louis S. Cotton, who as now being held in Fort Scott on burglary and theft charges. withdrawing its troops after killing nearly 400 Angolan soldiers and SWA PO guerrillas. but n o timetable was an - nounced . Foreign Journalists who have been to the battle area and several sourc·es here s aid they belie ve the withdrawal is complete Gunme n k ill Fre n c h e n vo y in L e bano n BEIRUT, Lebanon 1AP1 F r e n c h Ambassador Louis Delamare was ambushed by un 1dentif1ed gunmen today and a doctor at Barbir Hospital said I he ambassador died of his wounds shortly after arnvang there. No one made any immediate claim of respons1bi h ty for the ambush Federal. state. county a nd municipal offic·('s, mcludang US Po'>l Offin·s. wall be closed Mon da~ because• of the Labor Day ho II day There will be no matl delivery ~l onday lh'gular service wiil rC'>Ume Tues da v. Tr<1sh rollcction 10 the cities of Laguna Bl'ach. I rvane. Fountain Valley . llunt1ngton Beach. Nl'.'wpo11 Ht•ach and Costa Mesa .... 111 be postponed by one day lwg1nn1ng Monda~ The unincorporated com - munities of Dana Point and Laguna Niguel "'Ill folio..., the s ame schNiule Trash p1ek up will resume Tue'>da\ and contmue one dav lutcr than the regular service day through Saturday Regular I\' scheduled :-.en•ic·c will resume St·pt 14 Body o f SC wom a n found Lebanese pol 1 ce and the French Embassy said the am- bassador was shot in the head. chest and stomach ll1kers found the body of a San A police s tatement broadcast Cll•mcntc woman Thurs day near by Lebanon ·s state radio said her wrecked car at the bottom of unknown gunmen opened fire at a steep Ort<'ga l1 1ghway em the ambassador as he was being bankment 15 miles east of the driven back to his official res· Sa n 0 1 ego F reeway. a 1dence close to the green line !>pokcsman for the Cahfornaa that d1v1des Beirut into Moslem Highway Patrol said today. a nd Christian sector s . Thl' s pnkl'.'s m a n sa id t h e The s tatement said t he 59 woman. Nancy 1-:1 b , 32 , a p year-old Delamar e. a career parently y,as killed Wednesday diplomat and father of five night Y.hl'n s h e failed to children. was shot at 2 · 10 p.m. negotiat e a curve on Ortega 5: 10 a.m. PDT. The doctor. Highway who did not want to be identified • lier car plunged 150 feet down by name, said the ambassador the embankment before coming was pronounced dead about 15 to rest upside down in a dry minutes after he was brought in· creek bed The vehicle was hid· to the hospital of "multiple dt.'n from ,·1ew, the s pokesman gunshot wounds in the head, said Tht• hikers discovered the chest a nd abdomen." body at 10 a m Thurs day Mahogany Cutting Board I 2x I 2 Solid & Heavy $688 CROWll HARDWARE WISTCUFf 1024 nm A ... Mewportlteclt 642·1 IJJ ...... ,. ___ • COIOMA DB. MAI JI 07 I. eo.t Hwy. 67J.2IOO . ......... _.,,.,, All 1to1 .. open 7 dlya a~ WHtcllff Open Thura. Tll 9 P M. ' mtD HAllOa VllW CINTll ••••s-~o... ... _,,.... ..... 644-1170 ._ ............. I , .. ... .......... Actu1 Ro1w/d Heayan who now has a bigger m/C' l'!/l.'!1 \/1rg1ma .Wayo m tl11s photo /rom a 1952 musical called ·she's Wnrkmg lier \\'ay Through Cn//eyl' · .Wayp played a hurl!'sque queeTt pursurng a l11glwr t•rl11c:atum and the future prt's1dt•11t was lwr 1-:11g/1sh pm/essor General's 1vife proud of role Killy Bradley. widow of General of the Army Omar N. Bradley, says she would rather be remembered for the 15 years she spent as thr general's wife than for her ca rt'N as a writer but s ht· 1s going b:.il'k lo work ··1 would like to be remem b(•retl as mv hu s band 's .... ifo " ~he .,aid. l'alhng her d C'tOm pl1s hm c·nt s a s a sc·n •(•nwntt•r · s illy rom pan•d to Y.hat my husband did .. Mrs Hr:idle) su1tl s htc• 1s returning to Cal1forn1a to work on a book for Simon and Schustt•r and a three hour CBS tcleviswn special about her hus band. who d1 t•d Apnl 8 Historian a nd fo rmer presidential adviser F . McGeorgf' Bundy married neighbor F.llzabeth Dodge in a pravate l'l'remony at Em m:.inul'I Church a n Manches ter . Mass The ceremony was kept to thl' immediate family. Mrs Dodge is the widow of Ernest Dodge. director of the Pea body Museum Bund v 62. se rved as s pecial ass1slant for nal1onal !'>cc·uritv under President!> .John Kennedy and Lyndon J ohnson lk also served as president of the Ford f''nun i1at1on frclm l!)flli t11 1970 and y,;i s dt•an o f art s and ~t 1en c•t•' al llar\ard l' OJ \'l'rSlly Veteran actors Burt l.an- ca!>ter and Kirk Douglas are togclher 1n a rare stage ap p eara n ce, drawn by the opportunity to explore the dimensions of rriendship in this case. that of Tom Sawyer and LANCASTU lluck Finn The movie stars. who last ""orked together in 1964 in · Seven Days 1n May.'· opened In Sun Franr1sro In 11 four wec:k run or Bt>rnard Sabath's two mun drama. "The Roy!. 1n /\ulumn." the s tory of Mark Twain's fnmou11 charucters Krown old. "Burt and I both found the play intriguing In it~ explora- tion or how people change and how those changes affect friendship," Oouglas said NoveUst Saul Bellow. who won the Nobel and Pulitzer prites, will give two public lectures during his three weeks al Syracuse Universi- ty as the firs t J ennette K. Watson Dis tinguished Professor in the humanities Bellow. whose novels also have won three National Uook awards. will offer & two part lecture on .. A Writer from Chicago" on Sept 10 and Sept . 24, university officials said. A Chicago native, Bellow has been on the faculty or the University of Chicago since 1963. Former astronaut J ack Swigert Jr. says he may re· enter politics and run either for the U S Hou se of Representative:. ur governor of Colorado. Sw1gl•rt, 50. a-Republican. was a member of the 111 fated Apollo 13 crew whose moon mission was aborted in spacf' and forced to Earth because of an equipment breakdown. lie r:.in for the U.S. Senate in 1978 from Colorndo. but lost 1n the GOP primary lo eventual winner Bill t\rmstrong. Former President Richard Nixon, on a private tour of We stern Euro pe. en· do r s c d th t• Rea ~u n ad , mini::.lrahon ·., high inlere:.t ~ rates -" Such r:itt•s .,.,-:,! J arc ncct•ssar~ to fight inna .. t10n, Nixon NIXON told rt•portl'I'!'> i n c; I u t' c k s bu r g . We s t German}. "We would love to have German inflation rates in the 'mted States." Nixon said . The current rate in West C;ermany IS 5 6 percent Frank Sinatra, who 1s performing this week at a luxury hotel in Brazil's in dustrial center. is planning lo travel the world at the end of next year sangmg as he i:oes. of course Rain heavy • Ill Texas Tropical Storm Emily heading slowly westward (~oas tal WI-l19ht •nd v•dtDI• OurlnQ t"' nl9ht .,., mof"nlng l>e>'"' DUI i.com. Ing ... ., to IOUlhWttt to to ti knot~ Ourlng I"" •lttrnoon t to 2 toot \OUtl'MHI .-11 ~. FrlO.y •Her noon. Sho•ers 1nd thundet\hOWf't\ ou,,,pec:1 ,..,.Y ,.,n ..:rou ust T .. H •nd lilt l~r MIHIHIPlll V•ll•Y on lllurso.v . ...a• llood •nd linll flood witch w•s 1\Wlfd tor \OUtrw•stt"rn •nO touth-<tntr•I fun Shower' •nd thunder\hower\ llrtlChtd lro,,, lllt Gull Co•\I tllrou911 tht ltnno~• •nd Ohio ••lleys Into ttw ••st~rn Grt11 l •"•' R•lft ••so w•' repot l.O ovet the AP.. 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'f.OIY II yo.. cl<> nno -· --·ll'f'>lO()M Ull(>o>l ... ~7 om and 'f'OU' coov W'll ~ dftf•vtwf'W1 S."""IY t11d Su••O•r 11 •OU c1o ""' r-)'OUt COOy by 7 • "' "°'' lle!Ore fO •"' end v<>v• •GOY """ bo1 __ .., Mew Or .. _ HawY0<k Or'N ... ..,,l...,.a P-1• Plltlllurgh Ptl-. Mil Ptl.nd, Or-. lhc>idc;lty 111<- S.ll Ltlt• s .. w. SI Louis St,.·T-T11IW w • .,.~ ------------w1u111a fl ,. IOS n tJ • n .. • .,, 7' '° • II .. ., .. .. u ., $1 s. » ., ,, S3 ., Tl " ,, ., The same 24 hour answering service may be used to record letter~ to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their • name and telephone number for verification No t'irrulation calls, please T('ll us what ·son your mind. 642·6086 . ----- Orang e Coast DAILY PILOT/Frtdfty, Soptember 4, 1981 s Bergeson no big spender Assemblywoman had smallest budget of OC colleagues - SAC HAM EN'l'O A report on t•xpenSE1i. of stale Assembly meml>t•r-. s ho\\s lh;.il A' :.t·mbl\Y.omun MJ11an Al·rgt.•!'>011". H Nl'W~><irl Bcuch, un der!ipcnt hl'r Or<1ngl' County col leagues frorn IH1lh sides of the aisle in 1980. According to the report re· leased this week, Mrs Bergeson s pent $165,425 in :.late funds lo operate orril'l'S al the capital and Newport Bl'ach. Another Jlepubllcan. former s l ate Ai. s em b I y m an Ur u c 1• Nl•st;.md1•, now a member of the Orangl' Co unty Board of Supervisor:-., "'us the second l<>Wl•st ~pender among the five Assembly m1.•mbers who repn·scntcd Orange County dur 111g the accounting period between Dl'<: 1. 1!>79 and Nov 30, 1980, the rcporl also shows Nestande. it said, went through Sl73,668 Ass cmhlyman H1 c hard Robinson . D·Santa Ana. spent $192.~. i\:.scmblyman Chester Wray . f) Garden Gr ove, $201,174. ant.I former As :.cmblyrnan Dennis Mangers. S214,033 The analyst!'> ""as prepared un ckr the• d1rertwn of lht• As st•mblv Hules Comm1llel' In comparison. Assemblyman Lt'<> McCarthy. D-San Fran c·1sco. sµent $30!!.!)()4, the most. ant.I /\ssl•rnbl\ man Don Rogers. H Baker:-.f1 eld. S124.347. the I l' :.isl. It is noted 111 thl' l't'port that th1.• cxp<:nSt·:. of Hob10:.on. Wray and Mangers anduded amounts sp(•nl in connt·l'l1on with their cJulll'S as l'ha1rml·n or ml•mbers of .\ssem bh comm 1tl ees Dunn~ 198o. Robinson Sl'rved as chairman of the EconomiC' Dt.>v clopmrnt and Planning Comm1llt>t>, Wray, as chairman UH\' SPE.V!>f;/( \1 unm1 He r!/1"11111 of the subl'o mmitlt·I.' on mass tran:.1t. and Man ger s as a ml'mbcr of th(• Rules Commit tel' The state, 1n add1t1on to pay- ing leg1slalors · salClrtl'S, covers the t'Osl of sC:J larit•s for s l:.iff memb<.•rs, travel <both in and out of !he s tate while on lcg1 s l <ll1Vl' bu s 1nes s1. automobile lt'ases, autumohile m a 1 n t e n a n e l' , g a s o I 1 n e , automobile rental. rent for chs- 1 ri rt o ff1t·e<>. telephones, postagl'. newsletterl>. offi ce s up· plit•s. newspaper subscriptions. and t'crtain furniture In sum. more than $31 million was spent in 1980 to fund opera- tions of the Legislature. The figures show that Mrs. Hergeson spent Sl05,2.54 for staff Bill to add judge backed by panel s alarieiJ, compart>d to N ·st.etc. S86.683 , Robinson , $11 ,334 , Wray, SI00.314. and MunuJ ., $108,815 Three of thf' flv<> ~pent noOJ\111.t for travel and per diem >Alblt· out of the stute Nestande rt' I rorded SI .586. while Wray ~nt $881, ttw report shows. Each spent un amount..(or travd and pN diem wh1lr in stale, Mn, Bergeson. $1,J,lfi, Ncstand1:. $1,586 : Robinsqn. $ :1 . 5 8 O , W r a y . $ 6 75 , 41HI Mangers. $1,250 The figures abo reveal _grcut dis parities in amounts pa1~hy the Assembly members to set1d 1ww~ll·ttt-rs to their const1tuemts Each member 1s permitted tu send four s uch letters dt.W11~ t•ach lwo ytc•ar session onh1· I t• g i s I at u r (' M rs . B <' r g (• !". <> 11 s howed an expense of $14,0Jf"for newsletters, Nestande. S33.56G, Robin:.on. $12 ,899 . WM-:,. $27.316. :.ind Mangers, $40,361 Differences in the numb'¥f' 11f households in each district aml frcquenty of mailing new_ajet tt•r!> could explain the differTikc in rnst~. anal~ sts '-;Jld T e lecourse scl1e duled ,,, .. for Newport' Coastline Community Co.Yege will o ffe r Newport Beac h residents lwo tell'vision co~.i;.c;es over the Tclt>prompter Cabli TV system be~innin~ Sept. 15 · · 11umanit1es Througtr"'f'hr Arts · Y..111 bt> offered from 10 lo 10 :w am . Tuesdays ...-.<l Thursday<,, and "Oceanus ' a marmt-science course. will ht> offe red from 7 30 Lo 8 p m "°thP s :.i me cl:.iys . Th e programs .... i11 bt· J Va1lable ovcr c·able c·hannel 24 <in d channel K flc>gistratmn ror both classc-s 1s undl'r Y.a\ and ma' be made through the· TV News~ a 1abtr1c1 mailt.'d Lo Ne\.\ port Beach • for more information. ~all 962 2211 SACRA \1 E:'-iTO A hall that based on existing workload .... ould permit thl· add1t1on of one Orange County Board or Seniors O'el JUdge tu the 4ti ml'mber Orang(• Supervisors. howeve r , only '°" ' .. Count~ Superior Court bench called for four new positions. ) at the l'xpense of a Juvemll' The county contributes $9,500 pl1ys ica S court comm1 ss1oner post has yearly to a judge's s alary, in ad-,, been approved by the state dit1on to payi ng the cost of a rrec physical exam1nat1011s Senate Finance Committee baahff and court <.'!erk a r e being offered to olcl t•r l'ndC'r term!'> of the bill . Robinson 's measur.e. which Luguna Beach resident'> the w.,1 authorl'd by ;\ssemblyman has been passed by the state As · ;met third Mondavs of t.Oit•h fi1 t•hard Hubin:--on. D·Santa An a. sembly. now goes to the Senate month · ~· the ney.. JUd1l'1al post y.ould be floor for action. It wall face con· Jn addilion. mcmbers"'of tht> <·rl•ated m•xt Jul\ I sideration before Sept. 15, when Laguna Beach Senior C1l1je11 Hut the posil1l)n could only be the Legislature will adjourn its Club can receive free legal• a., fall<.'d if a vacanc' occurs on the current session -.1stanC'e. a d1scouot program for fl\·e-man panel. that handle., Superior Court Judge Byron local shops. ins urance aid. e raminal mallns involving MacMillan, presiding judge of transportation to doctors :rnd JUVl'niles the Juvenile court. was on vaca-lawvers free mm·1es and 12-r <' FoJloy,ing a recent analysis. lion and could not be reached for gu larl) '<>cheduled weekb··1u· lhl' stale .Jud1ciul Council con comment on how the potential t1v1t1es · duded that th(• s uperior court loss of a commissioner's post f''or more information. n1lf ttw bench .... as short 11 positions would affect court operations. c lub at 497 2441 • ; ..:..:....:..:..:.~...::.:.;_:..:,;,,:;....;_....:....:;-!.,_:;_.~;_,,;~~~~~~~~~..:_~~~~~~~~ Solid Rosewood Mandarin Desi9n Nest of Tables in Mahral and Dark Finish Set of Four (ONE OF MANY MANY VALUES ) All Rosewood Furniture 30%-60% OFF Including Complete Sets of Living, Dining, and Bedroom Furniture as well as Occasional Pieces . Wall Curio Cabinet W/Mirror Loe' and Key 20''x4"x33" - Now 5275°0 Reg. $395.00 SOUTH COAST STORE 37545.Mstol Bristol Town & Country Center SANTAANA 979-0322 Extraordinarily large selection of the fine t furniture and accessories from China a Hong Kong. Choose from: Lamps, Jade. Clo1sonne. Wall Plaque Jewelry Boxes. Vases. Hand Painting Accent Pieces. Porcelains. Screen Planters. Curio Cabinets. Antiques 23024 LAii FOUST LA•UMA tlU.S o .. lrittal ...... I 5-ft9•W & ~ ITee DellHry lft °'9p eo-ty 1 llHIHD JOJOS 9 5' • I I s Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4. 1981 ~ffiTI~rnrn Fewer. teacher strikes? Union, school leaders see continuing walkout decline By t.W. AbOClaled Preaa Public schools around the l'Ountry this year appear lo be os>enmg with something perhaps more basic than even lhe three R's labor peace with their teachers. There are big exceptions. Philadelphia, where teachers struck last year for 22 days, faces a strike threat next Tues· day In six smaller Penn. Sylvania districts, 900 teachers are already on strike in this first week of the new school year. And in Boston, where there have been frequent close calls but no actual strikes in six years, the city's S,500 teaehers may walk off lhe job Monday to protest the laying off of 1,000 fe ll ow instructors, mostly because of the budget pinching effects of Proposition 21h. But elsewhere, union leaders and school officials alike predict a continuation of a trend of fewer teacher strikes since lhe 1979 peak of 242 strikes. The number of teacher strikes declined lo 191 tut ischool year. nnd the early betting is for even fewer this school year. Chicago, which suffered a two- week strike last school year and whose finances are so s haky that schools may not even open on lime thb year, reached a ten· tattve accord with teachers Monday. St. Louis, where teachers struck for S6 days in 1979, settled tentatively over the weekend, and teachers reported to work Monday wilh a salary boost of about 11 percent this year. Minneapolis teachers recently accepted a contract providing for 21 percent pay increases over two years. Michigan public school dis· tricts have a long history of financial problems and labor strife, but state school Superin· tendent Phillip Runkel said, ·"This year could be the first in many years that we open schools without a strike.·· Detroit's teachers are not negotiating a contract this year. Major seeking to clear record in profanity fuss KANSAS CITY, Mo. tAP> - Army Maj. Stanley Daugherty, relr eved of comma nd and reprimanded after his men yelled a vulgarity within earshot o f a gene ral. s aid he was stunned and wants to clear his record. Despite an unblemished 13· year career and a stint as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam, the highly decorated officer was bounced rrom his command last Friday because some of his men said the wrong thing at the wrong time. "I guess. cornball as it may so und, I'm still a patriot," Daugherty said in a telephone interview from Manhattan. "I like what I do, I believe in what I do My main goal now is to have this blemish removed from my record ·· Daugherty, commander of Company C. 1st Aviatidn Bat- talion, at Fort Riley, Kan .. said he knew he was in trouble when a bout 14 of his 200 men ended a typical Army cadence with a barnyard vulgarity as they re· turned from a review parade. The men shouted ··Bull-" as the march cadence ended. Daugherty said he expected a verbal reprimand from base commander Maj. Gen. Edward A. Partain, who overheard the profanity. The general verbally reprimanded Daugherty and the company. then told the battalion comm ander he would be "in· terested in seeing what hap- peneCl,'" the major recalled. An hour later, Daugherty was stunned to learn he had been re· lieved of his company com· mand , given a l etter of reprimand, transferred to Fort Bragg, N.C., and told to be off the base by 8 a.m. Monday. "f had the proverbial 24 hours to get out of town," Daugherty s aid. The major said he is not ctiallenging Partain 's right to do what he did . but r e mains stunned by the severity of the action. ''J e xpected the verbal reprimand. Jl (the vulgarity) was wrong. 1t was in very poor taste. But to relieve you of com· REASSIGNED Maj. Daugherty mand. That's usually done if someone in your company is killed or you have a loss of pro- perty." Daugherty said he was in Line for Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, the mark of a top officer. Now he faces an uncertain future. What does he expect when he reports to Fort Bragg on Oct. 1? .. I don't really know. Fort Bragg knows they're getting a major who was relieved of his command and thrown off post. I will probably have to dig my way out of a hole." und other hard -pressed Michigan districts like Pontiac, Taylor and Port Huron also have contracts running through 1982. ·"The major thing is that labor unions are realizing there's not that much money to go around," said Dr. Louis Zeyen, deputy ex· ecutive director of lhe American Association of School Ad· m inistrators. Two examples : New Orleans teachers last Wednesday avert- ed a strike threat and over- whelmingly approved a 1982 con· tract with no pay Increase. And Akron, Ohio, teachers last Thursday accepted a one-year contract giving them raises of only 1.67 percent. Said Kari Goudy, president of the Akron teachers union : "I wis h the re h ad been m or e money. I wish there had been a significant improvement but teachers realize that there sim· ply was n 't any money this year·· Morn shot by son, 3, • recovering MOUNT AIRY. Md. (AP> - In 1979 Bill McCall bought a .357 Magnum pistol, brought it home and tried it out on a ci11der block. The bullet pierced the front of the block and "Blew the back away:· He figured the gun would do Just fine to protect his wife, Judy. Last Tuesday the gun, in the hands of their 3-year·old son, Joe, put a bullet through Mrs. McCall As McCall reconstructs it, the boy pointed the pistol at his mother and, just before fir- ing, asked her, ··rs this what I pull? .. Ml1i. McCall was taken by state police helicopter to the University of Maryland's Shock- Trauma Center in Baltimore. She was first in critical condl· lion, but her condition has been upgraded to satisfactory and doctors said her chances for re· covery were good. McCall beamed after his 34· year-old wire·s pluck. Grinning broadly, he said that the night after the shooting she told him. .. We had a little excitement at the house, didn't we?"' A weak smile followed, and McCaJI said ... I'm breaking up and she's holding together " A window in the McCalls' mustard-colored home bears a quarter-sized bullet hole. and to McCall it is proof of a miracle. "I don ·t know what you want to call it God or what ~ but it didn't bust,'' he s aid, speaking of the explosive, soft-tipped bullet fired at his wife at point· blank range. When he learned in a frantic c all from hi s 14 -year -old daughter. Connie, that his wife had been shot, McCall prayed that it wasn't with that gun, one of two in the house. He said he was sure that "with the .357 she didn't have a chance." As McCall. 34, talked about the shooting, his tow-beaded 3· year-old son scrambled over a fence and called, "Dad, let's play football." He tossed a ball against the fence and then, dis· tracted, headed for his sandbox where he played alone. "I've had guns all my life, but .. I don't trunk I'll have guns around till he's old enough to know how to handle 'em ." w A T c H VHS & BETA MOVIE CASSETTES SALES & RENTALS YOUR NOSTALGIA FILM SPECIALISTS PLUS A WIDE VARIETY OF CURRENT POPULAR MOVIES & SHORTS (G , PG, R, & Adult) F 0 R 0 p VIDEO CAMERAS & RECORDERS ACCESSORIES, BIG SCREEN TV FAVORITE COW Kri~tin Pattee . 4. of Silverton , Ore .. c.·urls up '.\-ilh ··:\1isty ," .. ,ho APW ........ belongs to her brother. during an outing to the Oregon State Fuir Eyes on Israeli president Navon seen as Labor candidate for prime minister . TEL AVIV. Israel <AP> The loudest applause 31 a r ecent screening or "Superman II .. was not for the star of the movie but for a short, besJ)<'ctacled man in the balcony. It was a demonstration or the popularity of Yitzhak Navon. who is Is rael's president and who is seen in some Labor Party quarters as a good candidate for prime minister. The presidency of Israel is largely a ceremonialif,ost, but Navon says he will re main there until his term expires in 1983 He ins ists he has no immediate plans to gel involved in active politics. But he is widely r egarded as the only man who can save the Labor Party from sinking into disarray in the aftermath or its June JO election defeat. Al 60, Navon is an expenenced politician He is also admired for his intellect and linguistic abilities. He has published and staged a play, recites poetry and knows all about warplanes and diplomacy. At the same time his down-to· earth presidential style gives him the image of a man of the people. His wife, Ofira. meanwhile, has captivated the nation with her courageous battle against breast cancer. But Navon's greatest asset is the fact that he is a Sephardi, an Oriental Jew, at a time when a demographic shift is turning the Sephardis into the dominant political force in Israel. It was the Sephardis, brim· ming with resentment toward the long-entrenched Labor Par· t y, who e lected outs ider Menachem Begin in 1977, and it is they who might one day bring Yitzhak Navon to power. An embryonic movement is taking shape inside the Labor Party to draft Navon. Reflecting that sentiment, Ari Rath, editor of the pro-Labor newspaper J erusalem Post, recently urged Navon to quit the presidency and jo in the Labor Party leadership. "'Given his tremendous popularity , .. wrote Rath, .. Navon would be the most suita· hi e person to heal the rift which al present separates Jhe Labor movement from a large segment of Israel's society." Sephardi resentment toward the affluent As hkenazi Euro- pean-rooted class is evident in· side the Labor Party itself Sephardi Laborites threatened rcc·ently to a bandon the pany's cherished melting pot ideal and form their own power bloc un- less they won greater repre· sentation in parliamentary com mittees Navon faces ~om e difficult choices. Fari.lly, if he seeks his party 's nom1nat1on . he may have to go up against the pres· ent leader. Shimon Peres, hJs old fri end. Voices 10 the party have begun to demand that Peres be dumped. along with form er Prime M101ster Y1tzhak Rabtn, the No. 2 party powe r. for losing the election. ·Tm not saying Peres and Rabin should go home. but I don·t think they should lead the Labor Party in the next elec- t ion , .. s ays Hai m Ramon , chairman of the party's innuen t1al young guard d1v1s1on. Peres insists that the election r esult wa s .. a huge achieve· ment" for Labor in that it went up from 32 seats to 47 in the 120-member Knesset, Israel's parliament. But Begtn won 48 seats. and as Ramon put it, ··a loss in a soccer match, even by a narrow margin, is still a loss ... Navon's other dilem ma, if he 1s Lo make a move. concerns liming. Begin's Likud bloc does not hide its fear of a Navon can· didacy Therefore. it is consider- ing legislation to t he Knesset that would require an outgoing president to wait five years before runnmg for offi ce. If such a bill seems likely to pass, political insiders say, N avon will have to move fas t lo get out of the pres idency b efore he becomes trapped in a five-year vacuum .. G R A N 0 ~VIDEO QSS ~ The One H o ur Quic:k Ser \.'i <:e S)-·s t en1~ 369 East 17th Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (714) 631-STOP -(714) 631-7867 Local, county, state, nationql and international events come to your doorstep I l•ly p·1at in the-bright, light and lively I I .. ' Now OpEN PLAZA NEWPORT BRISTOL NORTH OF JAMBOREE B'llSTOL M MISTOl S I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4, 1981 s ~UillUa She holsters parents' defi~nce Father of young leukemia victim says girl has shown 'big change' TIJUANA CAP> Michael Accardi remembers very clear- 1 y the rirsl time hls baby daughter said "thank-you." It was July 16, as he fled with her from Los Angeles' Childre n's Hospital lo avoid "experimen- tal" leukemia treatments. "I put her in.the car, took her bandages off and removed the intravenous tube that I cut and cla mped in the hospital so it wouldn't be dangerous," he said. "When I took everything off her, she said ·thank-you , Daddy.' I didn't even know she knew the word.'' Now 1 1"2 months into .chemotherapy and controversial Laetrile treatments at the Cen- tro Medico del Mar here, 2-year· old Amanda Accardi appears a different child from lhe crippled girl admitted to Children's. Blonde curls bouncing, huge hazel eyes glowing, she toddles again, giggles with her 1-year· old sister, and has bolstered her fugitive parents' defiance of America 's medical-l egal establishment. I "I don't believe the change," says Accardi. 26, as Amanda played with sister Sasha outside their Los Girasoles motel room next to the clinic Dr. Ernesto Contreras houses patients there on a pay-as-one-can basis. "She was almost dead when we look her to Children's. She couldn't walk, she was bleeding from the nose -the last stages. There's been a big change since remission," her father said in an interview at the motel Tuesday. Amanda has a fondness for carrots and yogurt and downs a daily bowlful of rice with brewer's yeast. She's allowed honey but never sugar. Accardi. who says he and his wife have been vegetarians for 11 years, calls his daughter "a fighter." "She's exceptional only in the respect that s h e·s always TODDLING AGAIN Amanda Acca rdi serious, but she's not a com- plainer," he said. adding that she only complained once re- cently at their home in Glendale. "Then she'd only say, 'It hurts. Mommy ' "She's shy with outsiders at first, but after a bit she really scrutinizes you, real eye-to-eye contact She's a typical 2-year- old, but she has a woman's eyes.·· Amanda has dolls and a truck m her room, but her favorite OC· cupation is coloring. "Even then she's serious she'll put all the crayons back in the box just the way they were," her father said. ..She's always picking up her toys and putting them away. "I guess you'd call her draw- ings 'op art.' I don't really know what they mean. but we put them up on the walls anyway ... Accardi said Chad Green, another leukemia victim. also loved colori ng . The Massachusetts boy dled at age S after his parents fought a legal battle similar to the Accardis'. The families have talked about their common ordeal. "Cancer didn 't kill Chad Green," Accardi insists. "Stress did. Near the end all he was drawing for the psychologists were black crayon pictures, just sheets of black." But Amanda is working in bright colors. The steady gaze Amanda offers a visitor was broken by a shy "tti" and a sun· ny smile as she clung lo her father's knee. Accardi said she wasn't talkative that afternoon because she was still dazed from chemotherapy. .. She doesn't understand everything exactly, of course, but s he knows something or enormous import is going on. She's obviously getting a lot of attention. and she understands what a TV camera is . She watches herself on TV and laughs.'' he said. Accardi says he t.ook her home one day last month because "she needed to know her home was still there waiting for her." Since he first refused to enlist Amanda in Cttildren's Hospital's federally funded "clinical re- search program." Accardi has insisted legal authorities have no right to determine bow Amanda s hould be treated , particularly not with what he calls an "experimental" pro- gram. ·'The burden of proof 1s on them I U.S. authorities) that we're withholding medical care, by whatever authorities they're going by. But the real question is whether they have the right to have their fingers in the pie at all," he said He t.ook her from the hospital, IBrown signs King holiday measure SACRAMENTO <AP > - Honoring Or. Martin Luther King as a scholar and martyr Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has signed legislation making King's Jan. 15 birthday a state holiday. The m eas ure by As · I semblyman Elihu Harris, 0 - 0akland, calls for King's birth· day to be celebrated by closing public schools only, not state of· fices or private businesses. A predominantly black crowd of about 200 persons, including dozens of state and local of· f1cials, crowded into Brown's of· fice for t h e bill·signi ng . ce remony, which included prayers. singing and a recitation by Brown of portions of King's famous "l ·ve got a dream s peech." Harris said the new school holiday. starting next year. will be '"a rededication to the prin· ciples King stood for ... his philosophy of love. peace and brotherhood.·: -. Another black lawmaker, As· semblywoman Gwen Moore, D· Los Aneeles, said in a brief emo· tional s peech that she saw the new holiday as particularly im· port.ant for people like her 10· year-old son. Senate President pro tern David Roberti, 0 -Los Angeles, said the new Martin Luther King holiday wi ll be "a day when we wi ll keep faith with what's best in this country." We develop 110. 126 and 35mm Color Print Film in One Hour• Custom Quality at No Extra Cost• All photofinishing services available • OPEN REGULAR HOURS LABOR DAY WEEKEND Costa Mesa 1702 Newport Blvd. (Newport Blvd. at 17th St.) (714) 642-5755 Cypress 10077 Volley View (at Ball Road) (714) 627-3~76 EX Sr•..,.- oas Garden Grove 12851 Beach Blvd. (at Gorde,n Grove Blvd.) (714) 89&.2226 he said, because Dr Kenneth Williams began treatment without ttis signature. Williams was vacationing this week and the hospital declined comment. Accardi and his wife, Kathie, face c hild endangerm e nt charges despite a court-ordered examination by San Diego cancer specialist Or. Faith Kung which showed Amanda·s can· cer in 90 percent remission. "Dr Kung is a nationally recognized specialist," Accardi said. "If they won't accept her diagnosis whose will they ac- cept?·· Martin Weekes, deputy Los Angeles County counsel, said Thursday that Children's Hospital is. "for all intents, out of the picture. All we're trying to do is make sure the kid's going to be taken care of well. not necessarily in the U.S. "If there's some way to say she's getting adequate treat· ment in Mexico, then fine," Weekes said. "But Mr. Accardi seems to have rejected the en· tire U.S. medical profession . and that's what wor ries us." Accardi fired his original lawyers last weekend, because "I wasn't satisfied with their ap· proach." He 's been talking with Beverly Hills lawyer Fred Sayre and has a Friday meeting with Sayre's partner, Melvin Belli, to see whether the famed San Fran- cis co trial attorney will represent them at a Sept. 16 hearing before Los Angeles Juvenile Court Judge Richard Byrne. ............. Accardi said his conviction that he's right about Amanda's care stems partly from his own poor health as a teen.ager "I was just sick enough never to enjoy another day. So J start· ed reading, exercising, learning how to eat and when not to eat," he said. NEW HOME A yellow-crested macaroni pE.>nguin gets a checkup from Frank Twohy. assistant C'Urator of birds at Sea World marine park in San Diego. The sub-Antarctic bird was found s tranded on a be:.i ch in ~ew .Jersev last "eek · Big eek. Small Price. Unneeded items taking up place in your space? Sell it all and put cash in your pocket with the new Daily Pilot 8-Day Week. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4 , 1981 Redistricting plan 1 bad news for county Orangl' County is the second la rgest county in the state a fact that a pparently has escaped those r espons ible for preparing a proposal for reapportionme nt of stall• Senate districts. ; U nde r the p la n , Orangl! ; County would be forced to s hare three districts with neighboring counties. Two districts would spill over into Los Angeles: a • t hird would exte nd d eep into Riverside and San Diego coun r ties. Only two di.stricts would be t located totally within county • boundaries. l What does Orange Counly gain? Little. if anything, Under existing boundarie:-.. only one dis· t t r ict is shared with a neighboring f county. two remaining districts I a r e locat ed wholly inside the l count\'. In releasrng the pl~rn this week . s t a te: St.•n . Danirl • B oa twri g ht . D Co n co r d . chairman of the Senate Elect1om. l and Reappo rtionment Commit· tee. said the propos al was a good I on e because it will inl'rease ·the e lectoral opportunit1e::. for His t punics through the tTeation of a "llcw" d istrict m <'l>ntral Orange County area Frankly, we doubt this was the mot1vatio11 for the maneuvt>r It seems <:lt·ar this district b being created by forrm~ houn daries of other dist rict~ to move across county lin<.•s into ureas w ith no attachment lo Orange County Thus. the poht1<.'al <:lout the county needs in Sat•ramento to fi ght for an equal share of s tate trans portation funds. as om• example would be dra:-.t 1 t·a ll~ diluted. Beyond lhat. it is hard to im a g1ne how a ny legisla to r <·mild be· responsive to constituents 111 su('h widely diverse dis tricts l111Y. wo uld he take care of concern:-in a dis t rict that s tretche:-from Seal Beach to the Coarhel 1 ~1 Valley or from Wesl Covin:1 to Mission Viejo·· In s hort. thl· t·omm1tlt'l' ha~ handed Orange County a b:.ui l'CIJ). o n e that the fastest growin g countv in the state neither t'X peeled nor deserved · A brilliant solution , The idea is so rt.•volutionarv. ~~·et so s impl~. p eople mus t wonder why Los Anl-{elcs Rams football ('Oath Ra\ :\lala\'as1 hasn't thought CJf 1t · Ove r th(• past Wl'l'ks. CoJch '.\1ala\'JSl has bt'l'n t h.'Jrl\ 1 bedeviled h) <:t)ntro n.·rs1e~ 1n \'Ol\'lng who s hould Ill' the Rams s tarting quarte rback and Y.hat to d o about former dL·ft'nsl\ (' stalwart Fn•d Dn l'r. >.\hu sel•ms to bt.· on the IL•am <ind off it 011 altc·m;.1tt' da,·s For thosl' of ~«111 in the dt.'l'J' l'St :'Jorth Woods the past fe,, weeks. the Rams ha\'l' b('l'n tn 1n g to overcomt.' lhL• los-. of. ' quarterbal'k \'inl'e Ft.•rragumo • ,,·ith a field ol quantity tf not yt•l quite determined qualit~· tn Pat ' !laden. J t'ff Rutledge. Bob Lee ; and Jeff Kemp. On lop or th1!->. • : Mala,·as1 pus hed thl· ,·ett•ran ' Oner as ide · We sugge~t he t.•ncl l\\O prob lcm~withone mon.• II -.thls c;n without a quartt'rback Th at wa' lhl·re won't be am· con : lro,·crs,· to bother the team and :-.plit ttie fan-.· lo) alt1e:-. in Sun- • day's opener \\ith llouston. The Rams l'Ou ld go with a ~ s hotgun offense. or hidden bJll pla)~. lonesome ends. \\lid l'ards r e c n v t• r e d I u m b I c s . f I y 1 n g ; wedgt.•s unhalanct•d ba<:kfield!>. ~ :-.leept'r pl ay-. and other such • workable formations Enrm,· d<.• ; fenscs wnuld be confused or. C'on : ,·ulscd and wt~.-11 t<ike a ga1rl " any way we can get it . In addition. Orver could fill an 11th pos ition on ofrense and thus make Fred. his te.immatr:-. and tht' fans h app~· lt makes lit t le diff'erc nC'e "he re ht.• pla~·s 1u~t ~o 1t -. ... :-.ome\\ h<'rl' OK. Ray. s1> )'Ou don 't bu~· that. Wt· have to point out that ~our rmrn lletdl'n. though ht· wins games and completes pas~t..·-.. ha!'> lhnnrn 50:J inl'ompletion!'> in fin· ~·t.•a r-; You t'an <:hctk till' l'l'<'ord book If you start llut ledgl'. then.'·.., a Haden· n utlt'flge cont rn,·crs~· LN· ts gone That leavt.•s our c h oice . K(•m p You Sl'l'. his f:1lhl'r' s a c o n g n·-. " m a n I f J ('ff wt' r l' quarter back. Rt.·p J aC'k Kem p mig ht amend his Kemp Roth tax bill to include d eductions for surf boards . Or h e might s upport ll'gislallon to find an elcc·trnn1<' no1st' barrit.•r to guard .John \.\' a~·nt.• :\1 rporl And ~inct' t hl' RC:1ms do:-P lht·ir .... eetson D t•c 20 \\llh Washington. Rep Kemp could pn1bahl.v do some spying for his -;on on t he Redskins · defonse in twt \\een ke' Sen a ll' \'oh.'::. The n·rord s hows. RC:I.'. that .Jeff Kemp has never thrown an incompletion in a regula r St.'a!'>on game. Haden h as thrown 503 You have no choi<:e (But just a:-. a tiµ let the Rams front office think it was t heir idea 1 ; An honest politician • i Ct isn't often thJt a poht1c1an • will come ri~ht out and say h<.· s was mis taken. or at least has J changed his mind on an issue on : which he ha~ earlier taken a ,·rr~ ~ !->lrong stand That h<.1pµen <.•d l ;:1~t \\l't.1 k whl'n OranJ!t' C ount~ I Congressman Robert B<tdham n· turned from a trip to the Panama Canal Y.ith fellow members of the G House Armen Sen·1et..·~ Commit I tee. Badham. who h:.id been a firm op ponent of the so·C'alled f "give·away·· nf the canal under l the t reat)' that \\ill l'\'entually ~ turn it over to P anama. now savs ' t rcaty. appan·nt I~ Wt'n· mis placed The canal. he says. 1s being run smoothlv with mostlv A m e r it' <J n pi io ts. du t.' to h·t· replaced by Pana manians nvt'r t hC' next fl'\\ \'Ca rs The lo<· ks a1 '-' 1n good shape Thl•re seem!'> to be no hostilit v toward Americans. indeed Panamanian leaders ap parent!~· welcome the rcm::iinin{! ,.\men can present.'l' All this is inter esting news. And it ·s lo Bad h a m 's credit that hl''s Y.illin g to risk the c riticism of some of his constituents. who s ha red his opposition to the canal I r eaty. in order lo bring us up tu date I~ his fears. a nd those of his con s tituents who also opposed the ~ Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views e>C· pressed oo this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvit· ed . Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626--0560. Phone (71.4) ~2-4321. L.M. Boyd I Dating tactic Our Love and War man has been looking into the ways in which a young woman can te11 whether the fellow who asks her for a date is m arried. Not all men in hot pursuit clarify t his matter immediately . bear in mind. If interested, she first can suggest they get together not now, but next Saturday night. The married man who doesn't want to s ha ke up his household probably ORANGE COAST 1. Daily Pilat Publl\llW ~Vf"f °"' o1 IM t••• •I DO Wnl l•t \I (0\1• -.. AOd•"! COHhPD"clt"O It llo• I~ C.MI• ""'°~· '-" .,.lt t . won't agree to that notiol'I. Second, she can te11 him she'll let him know tomorrow by phone. IC he gives her his otrlce but not his home number, s he m igbt ask the why of that. You say you don't remember Bud dy Reynolds? Few do, few do. That was how Burt Reynolds identified h1 mself at the !I tart of bis acting career. Thomas P. Haley Publ15her Thomas Murplllne Editor Barbllr• Kreibich E dltorlet Paoe Editor ~ ... OKA~ 8UDDY, SUCK INlOUR GUT ... Defense investment scam W ASlll NG TON The Reagan ucl mm1stration 's determination lo rebuild the natio n 's s tockpile of strategic m utc rials has he lpe d to open uv lucrative opportunities for fly.by-night operators preying on unwary investors Working out of "boiler rooms" of telephone banks, these smooth·talkinl( hucksters make a beguiling pitch lo in d1 viduals with a few thousand dollars lo invest They explain lo the vict im that the administration's plan to spend $100 million to restore the dwindling strategic stockpile will soon drive up world prices for the various com mochties IN A TYPICAL case. the investor will send the pers uasive pitchmen $5,000 or ~10.000 for a certain quantity of some scar ce m a t erial. I n return . the customer gets a warehouse receipt showing the stuff is being stored in Amsterdam. along with a document 1n d1cating the purchase is insured by Lloyd's of London. The investor is in· structed to wait six m onths. then call back either to take delivery of the com- modity or collect the profit from rising prices. But when the unwitting victim calls at the end of the six·monlh period. he dis· covers that the telephone has been dis· r111111Pcll'd 'l'ht· supp1>1icd investme nt 1>1111:-.1• he1:. d111a11pi·ur\•d The investor tlwn d1s<·ovt•rs lhut both the warehouse rct·<·ipt :ind tht: impressive insurance poh<'Y ure fakt•s Authoril1N. have uncovered six of tht:Sl' hot lt•r room operations recently in G. -JA-Cl-A-ND-1~-SD-N -~ New York City and Miami. There are also problems with the strategic stockpile itself General Ser vices Administration inspectors reported that the govern· mcnt doesn't seem interested in gelling the best possible price for the sale of surplus materi al from the stockpile. A recent audit showed that between 1975 and 1979, out of 57 contracts for the sale of surplus tin. ma nganese and tungsten. all but seven wrre awarded on the basis of noncompet1t1ve "sole source" offers TO MA.KE MATTERS worse. the GSA investigators and sleuths for Sen. Ornn lla tch. R-Utah. found that buyers of s urplu.-. materials are regularly g1w·n discounts that arc not JUSt1ried by con tract record!-> For example, 1n one 43 month perwd. S3 million 1n un JUStifi cd discounts and allowances were granted lo 14 µurchai.t.>rS of surplus mang;:incse .. This prachct.• of granting discount s fails to guard a gainst windfall profits by the purchaser , says an internal GSA report reviewed by m ) reporters Ton) Capacc10 and Vivian M:.trtno -IN A Jun(• 30 GSA audit. marked ··official L'se Onl) investigators con eluded that there• are :,,enous defic1en· cies in the stockpiling of synthetic ruby and sapphin· Jt'Wcl bearings which are <·riltc<tl 1n the manufacture of man) weapon:,, and µrcc1s1on instruments This 1s despite the fa c t lhal the William Langer Jewel Bearing Plant in :'forth Dakota h<ti. been turning out beanng!'> by the millions since the 1950s ThC' trouble. auditors found. is that "of 68.7 million stockµil ed 1ewel bearings. as many as 53 4 million may be obsolete or s ubstandard · F urthermore. the North Dakota µlanl is entirely depen- dent on foreign suppliers for its basic raw matenals the very situation the strategic stockpile was designed to pre vent. Time to treat Mexico with respect Somelhtng like a miracle has hap pened to the republic of Mexico since I lived there 1n the early '50s. All Americans. North and South, would be wise to understand it Mexico is on its way to becoming a great power Today 1t 1s safe to say that it is the most powerful nation in the Span1sh·speaking world. This revolution started when Pemex, l hc government o il monopoly, an nounced late in 1978 the discovery of a 17 billion-barrel oil bas in, which brought the country's proven oil re· serves up to 40 billion barrels that year There have been various estimates of how much oil has been dis covered in Mexico but it would be wise to accept estimates that our neighbor 1s capable of producing oil in the quantities of Saudi Arabia and Iran. And our diplomatic policy toward Mexico seems to be th al which we in heritcd from Woodrow Wilson in his message to Congress in 1913· ··we shall not. I believe, be obliged to alter our position of watchful wailing .. THE T IM E is long past for mere watchful waiting. A proof of the re · public's ristng status came when Presi· dent Carter visited the country in 1979 Mexican Presid ent Lopez Portillo publicly chastised Carter for what he called errors in policy toward Mexico in the past. As a result of this haircut, President Carter called off a planned crackdown on illegal immigration from Mexico to the North in order to maintain access to Mexican oil and gas supplies. The latter had been rudely rejected by the Carter administration two years before. This is clout. And a far distance from the old Mexican prayer during the time CHARllS McCABE 1\) o f Porfirio Diaz : "So fa r from Was hington. so near to God." Mexico did not kill off its native population, as we did. Two-thirds of Mexico's population are today descend· ants of the Aztec India ns They are the great strength and weakness. Mexico is now the second most populous city in the world. having succeeded Tokyo, but 30 p<.'rcent of its population is un· employed. A MEASURE OF Mexico's (meaning the city and capital's> "progress" is that the air was so clean in the ·20s and 'JOs that tubercular sufferers went there for relief. Now the s mog is worse than Los Angeles. in my opinion. The republic has a governm ent that, so far as I know. is unique. It is a die latorship, hut you have to qualify that by saytnR that the dictatorship 1s tern· porary l!nder the constitution of the highly conserv;.1tivt-?'orty of lnst1tu· tionalizC'd Revol ution the president can only hold offlcl' for six years and cannot be re·elected. There 1s a political cleanup every six years. and it 1s total Everybody who served the outgoing president 1s out. and that means civil service employees too. Since all the presidents in recent years have been right wing, no matter what they called themselves, the gov· ernment is much more Mable than other dictatorships to the South ME XICO'S R E LATIONS with this country have. unhappily, never been good. We have invaded the country three times in our history. Our last presi· dent made a sophomoric and insulting reference to "Montezuma·s Revenge" 1n a s tate speech, and the present one presented the Mexican president a hi ghly decorated piece, as if he were Pancho Villa or somC'thing Mexico relahatcs however it can. The Mexican governmnent is trying to sell its oil and gas to Western Europe and Japan rather than let it alt go North. And the Mexicans retain the proviso in their conslitutwn that no Yank can ever own a business in th eir country. The locals must have 51 percent of anything Americans propose. W e had better polish our fnendsh1p with the Indians and the creoles to tht> South Test your knowledge of related things H's been perhaps a year smce I've had a chance to devise one of those dev- ilish all -in-common quizzes. All the en· tries in each question belong to the same category One·third right is a respectable score Off you go: I. Cleopatra, Jack London. Hannibal. Virginja Woolf a nd Ernest Hemingway. 2. Mayfl ower, Mikado, Rochester , Hiley and Shasta. 3. Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chap· man, Elizabeth' Stride , Catherine Ed· dowes and Mary J ane Kelly •. Austria. Bolivia, Hungary, Nepal and Paraguay. 5. The Minstrel, the Chariot. the Hermit, the Hanged Man and the Em press. 6. Essex. Westcott, Marmon. Moon and Jordan. 7 . Philadelphia. Thebes. Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul a nd Tel·Avlv 8. Boor, churl, villain, heathen and pagan. i Bismarck, Mel ba. Napoleon, TctrauinJ and Caruso 10. Anvil, l3m·tam, blocb. claves and tabor. l 1. Cade's, Shays'. Turner's. Tyler'11 and Wyatt'f . 12. Bernard Baruch. Beethoven, Lord Chesterfield, Thomas Edison and Sir .Joshua Reynolds. 13 Touchs tone , Feste. Gobbo . Lavache and Dogberry SYDNIY HARRIS 14. Domino, Murad, Clown, Spud and Wings. 15. Boule, cortes, diet, rigsday a nd storthing. ANSWERS: I. All committed suJcide. 2. Varieties of peaches. 3. Only five known vi ctims of Jack the Ripper. 4. Land ·locked countries. S. Characters ln the Tarot deck of playing cards. 6 . Ear ly makes o f Am~rlcan automobiles. 7. Former capitals of their nations 8 . All ort"1nally meant o nly "peasant" or "farm er " 9. Celebrities after whom fa mous t ec- ipes were named. 10. Percussion instruments. 11. Noted rebellions in Great Britain and the U.S. 12. All suffered from deafness 13. Fools. c lowns and jesters in Shakespearean plays. 14. Early brands of dgarettes. 15. Legislative bodies in different countries. SlllMY GUS tf 12 Jurors were 12 computers they could be fed the farts und arrive ot the correct verdict without fear of pre- judice. F.K. ,,... ____________________________ __ 01_, 0... -MJ •~• ....... In..''~ ----·u.~u. .... .., ...... __ . ___ _ ~·· •• ' °"'· 0•'•• .. 11.~ . ' • • • 1 Friday, September 4 , 1981 Border port hours curbed SAN UJ 1'.:GO (I\ p ) Thi! u s . Mt>XICO port or t>ntry ut Terule will be opened one fewer hour da1 I) unct two hours will be trimmed at the Imperial t'ounty h<1mlet or Andrade, an offlr1al says. Hobt•1 t llaielton. dis trict dirertor of the U S ru,torns St•n·1c<'. s md the cutback will save up lo SJO,llClCl annuall) Hut border businessmen are up· 'Sl'l Tht· dcC'ISHHI made in Was h111gton , O C . int>ani. that both vorts wall be open 16 hours a day. from 6 a. m lo 10 p m ., lluzelton said Studies s how traffic is minimal after 10 p m .. he said The o\\<ner of the Tecale Cafe called for ex panct1ni: thl' port because of increasing traffic from the sister city across the border Cafe op1·rutor lh1v1d Dawson said Tecate. Mexico. has grown to 40.000 from 12,000 in 1970. The 1'ec<.1le USA Community Chamber of Com merce ha:. urged Rep Clair Burgener, R-Cahf . to get th<' border nossing opened around the c lock Closing il at JO p.m . will force many Mexicans headed home to T ecate to cross illegally. a spokes man said. Sentiment was reported in Tecate, Mexico, for a 24-hour operation At prt'sent . five inspectors and eight Customs agcnts work the Tecate port which handles a r e ported 68,000 vehicles and 247.000 passengers and pedc!-.trians month I). In Andrade. opposite Los Algones. Mexico, four inspectors and six Customs agents process 30,000 veh1l•les and 90,000 passengers crossing into the l 1nitl·rt States monthly Modern 'Godiva' leads tax protest ClllCAt;o t AP 1 A modern-day Lady Godiva took lo the streets of Chica~o in a tax protest s taged b~ some Southwest SidC' parents Christine f''ranz. a 22-year old model, wore nau~ht but a skin-colored s wim suit and a thigh length wig as s hl' rode in a white Cadillac converti ble holding a sign that read. ··Pare nts protest tax increase!> for !>Chool desegregation " The city recently announced higher real e:.tale laxeb to support l'ducat1on needs In the 11th l't:ntury, Lady Godiva agreed tu ri<fo a horse· through the marketplace or Coventry, England her nakedness cove red only by her long hair 1f her husband would ease local taxes M s f''ranz was joined by some 150 residents who man·h<•ct around Daley Center Sex club legal, but needs license PLEASANT lllLL 1AP 1 Authorities say then•':. nothing 111<.·gal ..ibout a Pleasant Hill sex club wht:rt' members switch partners But they say the dub will have to #:el a busines~ license and other permits The Circle S Ranch is located in a residential an ·a und ha~ b('en under investigation b} police Rut deteC'l 1' cs s av tht> club is not break in~ an} la\\~ Jlowen•r, the cit) v1C'ws the c lub a s a business a nd sa ys 1t \\Ill need to get permits to opera le as s uch Club offiC'1als say the) will consult their at torney GrandO~Sde SA VE ON HUNDREDS OF LIQUORS at Trader Joe•1 Martc.t When Fair Trade ended three year!. ago. we dis counted e\erv bollle or h quor bigger 0lhan J pant Our prt('e:-. n ow are typically 15', below n • gular prices al most II quor stores This 1s a con t1nuous s•ile ever\ day , on all item.., a ·n;1 strings prol(ram No limit:.. a nd no full ra~e pun·hase nC<'ded \'1sa & M Jster Charge al·tepted Plen:.e \ 1s11 our newest Trader Jot•s at the in terM•ction or 17th Street. 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'Governor Moonbeam ' seeks Senate seat despite nosedive in state polls SACRAMENTO (AP) -Last year , Jerry Brown was humiliat· ed in the Denrocratic presiden· tsal primaries and ridiculed in comic s trips as "Governor Moonbeam " This year. h(''s been besieged by allegations of political mis· conduct by his s taff. an aborted impeachme nt drive and lhe plague of Mediterranean fruit flies. which some critics s~y he helped aggravate because he vacillated on pesticide spraying. Nevertheless. however dimly hi s political star may be glim mering, the California governor is back on the campaign trail, running for the Senate seat held by Republican S.I Hayakawa. And, on the Democr atic side. Brown is leading in the latest polls by 2· l over his nearest foe. lie has already raised $1 2 million for his campaign, more than double what his nearest foe has raised. And despite his er- ratic record as a presidential candidate, Brown 1s regarded as a persuasive campaigner in California, which is more recep live than other regions to his futuristic "spaceship earth" pl<ilform a nd his philosophy or "small is beautiful " In this campaign, Brown is not abandoning those themes. but is sounding more like traditional pohtifrdnS Instead of talking about "the existential edge." as he did in the Wisconsin primary last year. Brown talks about helping the American electronics industry gain "the competitive edge" ov<'r Japan. He stall quotes "The Whole Earth Catalogue," but notes when .. Fortune Magazine .. says the same thing. .. America is losing its com- p et i li v c e dge because the federal government has failed to make a strong commitment to the h.igh technologies . which have the growth potential in the future," Brown says, advocating a "cooperative strategy between the governm ent a nd business" for the future. Brown disputes s uggestions he is deliber ately avoiding the phrasing that t riggered the "Governor Moonbeam " spoofs. but concedes there 1s a different ' I I I f , NEWS ANALYSIS emphasis "I'm not static The world doesn't stand still ," he says. Drown says he is running on has "record of accompl ish- ments" as governor the past 6'-'l years . "We've dropped from third lo 25th among the states in taxes per capita. We're creating jobs at a rate 50 percent higher than the rest of the nation. On t•rime. we have tougher laws and tougher Judges. We're send· ing twice as many people to prison .. In lhe Democratic primary June 8 . Bro\\n's principal t'hall enger will likely be As· ~cmblyman l.t'o McCarthy of John Schmitz or Newport Beach . .,. Brown is not faring as well against possible GOP opponents as be is in polls which list only Democrats . Indeed , in one California Poll , Brown trailed both Goldwater and McCloskey in direct matchups, and led Hayakawa by a margin or only 48 percent to 38 percent. The most ser ious problem Brown faces today, however, is California's med fly infestations, which ttireaten not only agriculture. but also the state's entirt-economy. Brown claims he followed the best advice or pest eradication experts. but critics say the medfly spread across California because he gave in to environ- mentalis ts, delaying aerial spraying of pesticides. Republicans and agricultural interests embarrassed Brown by "I honestly don't see how he 'll win that Senate seat,"says state par- ty chairman Richard O 'Nei ll . · There , s a hatred out there.'' San Francisco, former speaker of the s tat(' Assembly and Brown's 1976 presidential cam pa1gn chairman McCarthy has srnce become one of Bro wn's most vocal Dc01ocratic critics. especially after Brown endorsed a series of conserva tive economic pro- posals, among them the tax- cutting Propos1t1on 13. In addition lo Hayakawa, who at 75 1s seeking re -election despite part} urgings to s tep aside. the GOP race is full of political celebrities. ~ep Barry Goldwater Jr. leads polls for the GOP nomtna· lion, followed by Hayakawa, Rep. Pete McCJoskey. who in 1972 challenged then-president Richard Nixon as an anti-war candidate for president. San D 1ego Mayor Pete Wilson , Maureen Reagan, the presi· dent's daughter. and s tate Sen. drafting petitions, r ecently dropped. lo impeach him for "abdication of responsibilities" to fight the fruit fly. Brown also has a lienated Democrats by adopting con- servative causes such a s a con- stitutiona l convention lo require a balanced federal budget and Proposition 13. and by personal discourtesies such as failing to return suppo rtei"s· telephone calls. "I honestly don't see how he'll win that Senate seat ," former s tat e Democratic Party c hairman Richard O'Neill of Orange County says. "There's hatred oot there Ca mong Democratic voters>. It's more than a political falling out." Foes also accuse the 43-year- old governor or seeking a Senate seat only to position himself to run a third time for president. Brown does not deny ambi· ## ......... Orlan Kephart is dwarfed by the Englrsh Brothers· gram elevator in Macksville. Kan .. where he u the manager. HL$ tlevator can store up to 807,(J()() bus~u lifi72i I lions to run for president again, but promises it will not be ln 1984. Seeking s upport for his Senate bid, Brown personally telephoned former Vice Presi· dent Walte r Monda le and U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the two most li kely Democratic presidential candidates in 1984, to promise that he would not be in that race. Brown also has been wounded by allegations that his staff mis· used a s tate computer for polt~ical purposes and then altered and destroyed evidence to cover up the violations. In a ruling Brown says vin· dicates him, the Sacramento Cou nt y d is tri c t atto rn ey declared there was "ostensible evidence of criminal miscon- duct" by two Brown aides, but insufficient evidence to lake the case to trial Brown's troubles are reflected in his decline in the polls. After a year in offi ce, pollster Mervin Fie ld round 50 percent of the slate's voters gave Brown excellent or good r atings and on ly 7 percent rated him poor or very poor, the highest approval ratio in the 35-year history of Field's poll. But in a Field s urvey this month, only 26 percent ga ve Brown excellent or good marks and 40 percent rated him poor or very poor. Brown says he asn 't worried about the polls, and notes that in his 1978 re-election campaign, he was a s lig ht unde rdog to Republican Evelle Younger in June, but won re-election five months later by a landslide 3.8 million to 2.5 million votes. He confidently predicts ~e will be "a formidable political force in this state for 20 years." s ay- ing he believes the computer scandal is behind him, and the medfly problem will be over long before the Senate primary. ··People are looking for a scapegoat for the medfly, and I'm the logical target," Brown said. But, he added, "this is a tem- porary problem. I don't believe that will stick over the next 12 months.'' Brown's father. former Gov ,.,. . .....,._ Gov Edmund (; Brow'n Jr 1s plw1ymy mto U S Senate race despite some dark clouds over his po/1t1cal t11111n · Edmund G. "l'at" Brown, agrees that "anybody would be crazy not to say that Jerry's been wounded.·· But. the elder Brown told the Los Angeles Times. "whether it's mortal or not is hard to sa y . Jerry can ma ke a come back " Field agrees that while Brown "has squandered a n incredible amount of political capital," the voter animosity to him generally is not deep. Field noted that in has polls, many voters with negative feel ings about Brown also find his ideas interesting and agree with the statement that Brown "is the t ype or person who ought lo be tn the Senate." Looking to the future, Brown's most serious political problem may not be the medfly, his com puter scandal or criticism of his unconventional ideas. Brown also faces the problem that in California he is no longer a fresh political race. By elec· t1on day in 1982 , he will be com· pletin~ has 12th year an statewide office. with 11 political cam· paigns in that time. Over the years. only a handful of politicia ns an California have survived much longer than that in the public eye F ound: S nake in 'grass' llENHYETTA , Okla. <AP> - State narcotics agents found a snake 1n the grass the illegal kind when they prepared to c hop down hundred s or thous ands of pounds of un· harvested mayajuana . ll was a rattlesnake. kept in a hag as a sort of watch snake. The creature didn ·1 bite anyone, agents said. Agents said they cut up to ~even acres or marijuana Skyscrapers of prairie Grain e levators keep nation's breadbasket brimming MACKSVILLE. Kan. tAP) They are the skyscrapers of the prairie, stark symbols or the agricultural society that clusters around them in the vastness of middle America. Nearly every small town has <.tt least one giant grain elevator standing like a lone sentinel above the undulating fields that ins pired its creation. Taller than the highest church steeple, more precious than the bank, its hollow concrete cylinders are storehouses for the sum of the community's many rural parts. The elevators prole<'t the wheat. barley, corn, milo, soy· beans and sorghum that even· tually will pay for most of the town's shoes, cars, televisions, groceries, and even next year's seeds. Kansas has the greatest grain elevator stor.age capacity of any sl at e in the nation. Its 81 5 federal and s tate-licensed raci)jties are capable of holding nearly S2 billion worth or crops at one time. ·'To m e. that agricultural capacity makes OPEC seem pa le by comparison," says Saqi Reda, chief of the warehous~ division of the Kansas Grain Inspection Department. "Grain elevators are one of the major elements in this s tate 's economy. They are vitally im- portant to everyone, not just the farmer." Orian Kephart is intimately acquainted with the huge vertical warehouses. He runs one of the two grain elevators in Macksville, a south-central Kansas village of about SOO peo· pie. For 34 of his 60 years, Kephart has worked at elevators in Kansas and Colorado. Five days a week, he dons clean overalls and a baseball· style cap and drives the lwo blocks from his house to Macksville's taUest building to unlock his office by 8 a .m . Owned by the En&llsh Brothers of nearby St. Jobn, Kephart.'s elevator was built in 1955. It can store 807 ,000 bushels -each welghlna approximately 60 pounds -ln 54 separate bins. The EngUsh elevator parallels the north wide or the Sante Fe main line tracks that angle acro1S Kansas like a 1lrinl stretched rrom Topeka t.o Colorado. South of the tracks s it s t he Bunge elevator. Kephart's competitor. which has a bo ut one-third the s torage capacity of the English facility Kephart is proud of ha s elevator and can quickly rattle off its attributes . "Each tank is 120 feel tall, and on top there 's a 40-foot-tall equipment house." he says. "We sweep out every day, and run daily tests for moisture. We've got a cyclone machine to prevent dust buildup, which can cause s pontaneous combust ion At "To me , that agricultural capacity makes OPEC seem pale by comparison." least one of us goes on top every day to ma ke sur e everything is okay." Going "on lop" means riding a one-man claus trophobic wire cage up a dark shaft to the equipment house. The job is a hot one during Kansas' scorching summers , and so m etimes it can be hazardous if an e l evat o r operator is careless. Kephart is finicky -about the cleanliness or his elevators. Crop dust is vacuumed out every day to head off potential spon· taneous combustion. A single spark could touch orr an ex- plosion, and s moking is not al· lowed within 50 feet of the elevator. The veteran manager's eyes. nose and fingertips are also es- sential tools or his unique trade, almost as Important as all the eledronic aadgeta in his small office. When a farmer brings in a load of crops, Kephart climbs up the aide of the big truck and probes the millions of kemela to test quality. Experlen~e has taught him what lo look for. he says. If the shipment as wheat. 1t must not be m ore tha n 13 percent mois ture or it won't go into storage Corn moisture can run as high as 151 'J percent of the truckload. but soy be ans' moisture content can only con- sl1tule 12 percent of the load. "I look at it . reel it. sme ll it." says Kephart, who's all business when he's running his fingers through the crops. "I look for foreign matter such as weeds or insects Too many cracked kernels lowers the g rade. I eyeball the color. That helps me decide '>llha ch ban to store it in, and wall ultimately determine the price the farmer gets for his product " It's a big responsibility with thousandi; of dollars riding on his decision, but Kephart s ays h~ never really thinks about the consequences of his snap judg- ment. "When you 've done this job as long ai; I have. it's almost automatic ... says the expert, who spends al least an hour of his day s niffing the pungent ar oma of freshly harvested raw food. Last year mor e than 15,000 truckloads of c rops were weighed in on Kephart's huge scale A third of those shipments were wheat. The farmer or more often, the farme r's wife -drives the loaded truck onto the scales, then pulls ahead to the elevator and dumps the grain through a grate in the concrete floor. A complex set of pulleys with scoops speeds the load upwards in an enclosed s halt and deposits the crop at the proper bin. Then the truck driver pulls back onto the scale, receives a weight ticket showing the amount of grain left behind. and heads back to the fields . Ruth Miller , wife of Macksville farmer Ronnie Mtller , says that during harvest she often made six trips a day to Kephart's ele vator. ··u nobody's there, you can bring in your grain, dump lt and be gone ln five minutes," says Mrs. Miller. "But I've seen it backed up wilh 15 OT 20 trucks at a time. When harvest comes around, the elevator Is the heart of the operation." I I ... . 8Z OranQe Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4. 1981 ~\ ~\\\~ . I Towmg the line in SC DEf'ENSE OF THF. LITrLE GUY : Current note~ in the news indicate that the city of San Clemente. just downcoast Crom pur region. m ay be accelerating a cumpaign to rid its streets of junker automobiles Junker isn 't u brand name. It's a way of life Most ret·c.mtly a local journal down San Clemente way editorialized that the ~ ~--------------~-TD M MURPHINI .~1-, city's Long Arm of the Law should con- tinue its efforts to clear the streets of the Sp a nis h Village of these so -called eyesore motor cars . According to the police department. 482 heaps were towed off San Clemente streets last year alone and another 255 have been snatched by the hook during fhe first six months of this year. "SOME OWNERS OF these cars may consider it ha rassment (but > we call it protecting the public landscape from an unsightly mess ... the editorial extolled. Well. you might very well take the attitude that you're "being harassed 1f it's your old tub that gets towed away toward the neares t scrap heap. Nasty persons might even go so far as to suggest that if San Cle mente wants Lo whitewash the old image. the city might s tart with certain buildings a nd igns around town a nd pay les~ a ttention to the pri\'ate rolling stock. That aside. cons ider the 482 clunkers that got hauled away on San Clement e s treets last vear Out of that numbl'r there could tiave bl'en 282 broken hearts to match. The other 200 j unkers nobody really cared about. But then. vou have to consider the g u~ who. since he was 14 years old. always wanted to own a 1938 Chrysler Airflow. Never mind telling this person that the Airflow was ugly as s in the first davit rolled from the assemblr line a nd hasn't improved with age. He 'thought 1t was beautiful \\hen he was 1:1 kid He thinks it's beautiful now while he·-, an hi s dotage. TO THE TOW-TRUCK man. it's JUSt another piece of San Clemente junk to ~t>t hauled off the street and consigned lo lhc Crnncher Machine. Certain military enlisted men may actually be in love with the 1965 Cheyy they bought of! the lot In downtown Sun- t a Ana for S365 and $27.5.S a month every month they catch you . After all. a nything that can get you from Camp Pendleton into Hollywood on a three-day pass has to be a vehicle de - serving of certain devotion. You got it off the lot in Santa Ana on a prayer and two borrowed battery jumper cables. Don't knock it. Flayed upholstery aside. it's your ticket to free dom on the weekends. ALAS, AFTER THAT las t lbng weekend in Tinsel City. as the old heap wheezed down the freeway. dropping a cylinder in the eng ine every eighth mile. you finally almost reached the Gates of "Park 11 m San Clemente, mister. and you can kiss II goodbye " Out v at Pendle ton when the old '65 gasi>ed one last time. shuddered . and ex- pired under the weight of time at 215.000 miles on the odometer. REPOSING THERE against the c urb with its oil a nd wate r leaking down the gutter and two soft tires. however. the creature that carried you to so much pleasure 1s now viewed by the to w-truck man a~ just another junker . Little sentiment prevails nt the end of the tow truck m an's hook. The difficult lesson here. that the San Clem e nte savants of salvage have failed to learn. is that one m a n's junk ma,· Ix· another man's treasure ·Fe\\ drivers of the hpok today rec· ognize the true artistic and cultural value uf a 1938 DeSoto bumper So much the pity for it. Bit of wine not bad for you By JOHN D. ROSEN, M.D. DEAR DR. ROS EN· J think l read somewhere that doctors say wine is good for your health. My pa rents are Italian and always had wine with meals and even gave some to us children. My mom says that it makes the blood thicker and keeps you from getting flu. Do you advise your pa· tients to drink? -A.R .. SANTA ANA DEAR A.R.: As children and carrying on our French traditions, we also were given smallish amounts with dinner. My family felt it was beneficial for our health. and medical training did not do much i1rthe way of altering that opinion. Although it is not proven to improve physical health, it does have a pos itive effect on longevity. People who drink moderately outlive teetotalers . If you drink too much alcohol, however. your life will be considerably shortened. The wine with dinner group outlives the abstainers by a healthy 40 percent. Jt doesn 't have to be wine. any conventional alcoholic beverage will do. The longer life may have to do with the type of person who enjoys drinking in moderation. ~r possibly its tranquili zing effects. It would be d1f· Artltmans cele brate 50 William and Mary Alice Aultman of San Gabriel celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their two daughters and their families at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite recently Residents of Southern California s ince the early 1920s, they were married in Altadena m 1931. The Aultmans' daughter and son-in ·law. Dr. and Mrs. Dave Carlberg, are residents of Hunt· ington Beach. ~J Daily Pilat Classifieds ficult to unravel all the aspects of .the situation, so we will probably never fully understand how it works. Red wine does not "thkken the blood." As with beets. the color leads folks to believe it has this effect. Neither is red wine more or less acidic than white By the way. did you know that white wine is often made from red grapes? The same with most cha mpagne. After age 6 or 7. children's livers can easily and quickly "detoxify .. a Uttle watered-down wine. ASK THE DOCTOR As for teen·agers. they can out-drink tbe rest of us anytime. I personally feel that early exposure to, and training in, moderation immunizes chHdren from going wild with alcohol when they reach adolescence. To those of you who are weight watchers. there's a fairly easy way to gel a rough idea of how many calories you are consuming. Multiply the "proof" of the beverage times the number of ounces. Beer is about 24 proof. Many wines can be identified by merely smell· ing the cork when it is withdrawn from the bottle . The cork from a bottle of cabernet s auvignon smells like bell peppers or olives. That from a bot· tie of pinot noir has an odor not unlike mint or pep- permint. The chardonnay co,rk smells like apples. and riesling gives the s mell of raisins to its cork. Although this information is not of vital m edical significance, it might impress your date. Dr John D Rosen, a practitioner in Newport Beach, welcomes your questions. Mail requests to "Ask the Doctor," P 0 Box 156-0. Costa Me1a, 92626. The Finest In Resort Wear Now In South Coast Plaza Waltah Clarke's South Q>ast Plaza In The Mall By The \Mousel 751-7500 Job-hunting is not easy work OEAR ANN LANDERS: I han been Job hunting for seven weeka and am 1etlln1 dis ('Ouraged and depreued. I must be doing something wronat. I can't describe what it does to a person's ego to answer ad after ad. Pound the pavement, write letters Cthat don •t get an1wered l und be told after an Interview. "We will let you know if anything opens up." CA polite way of uy ina ... Sorry, you ju11t don't fit in around here .") I bad two years of college before awitchln& to secretarial school. I am 24. female, bard-working and competent. Several weekls ago 1 was laid off. (I worked in a typing pool, although I am qualified to be a top-notch secretary. l Why can't I get a break? I'd work my tail off in the right job for the right company. Any suggestiorui? -WILLING AND ABLE BUT UNEMPLOYED IN OHIO Dear W. and A.: I ran across a book tbat could turn your Ille arou'nd. It 18 ••Martin'• Mack Formula for Getting tbe Right Job." Pbyllls Martin ls the author. Thls book tells male and female job-1eekers where the jobs are, bow to write an attention· getting letter of application, how to prepare (and dress) for an Interview, wbat to say and what NOT to say during an Interview. U even Usts 4S of tbe worst words tbat are sure to turn off a personnel director. Tbe paperback costs $5.95, plus Sl for postage and handling. Write to St. Martin's Press, 175 Fifth Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10010. Vou'U get your money'• wortb for sure and maybe a job. DEAR ANN LANDERS: After five years of bitterness and struggling my parents finally divorced. I love them both dearly. My problem is this: Las t weekend I visited my Libra: Domestic adjustment due Saturday, September 5 By SYDNEY OMARR ARJES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19l · Current situation is Clexible -you can move with tide. Important to open lines of communication -potential will soon be fully realized. Gather data. define terms, streamline techniques and protect self from those who expect something for nothing. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20 >: Be ready to answer questions. to fill forms. to bring forth references and to substantiate credit rating. Older individual wants you to succeed. but money dilem- ma remains lo be clarified. Cancer, Virgo, Capricorn persons fi gure»rominently. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20J : Period of inactivi· ty should actually be welcome. Improve public re- HOROSCOPE lations, check legal documents, review partnership proposals. It is better to finjsh rather than to initiate project. Expression of love rounds o ut unusual scenario. CANCER <June 21 -July 22): Co·workers. those who share basic concerns express desire for "something new." Protect assets. Be positive con· cerning quality material. Emphasis also on dependents. nutrition. pets and health. Watch Leo! LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Emotional "involve- m ent" dominates intriguing scenario. Spotlight on change, travel. variety, creativity and personal magnetism. Intuition aids in regaining sense of direction. Childhood friend communicates or makes reappearance. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Move to more s pacious quarters could be on agenda. Be flexible. versatile and give full rein to intellectual curiosity Emphasis on parental care. responsibility to o!der individuals. Gemini, Sagittarius and another Virgo figure prominently. UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Significant domestic adjustment occurs; relatives visit. short trips are featured. Versatility and humor become twin al- lies. Outmoded material wilJ be replaced. You'll RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W'-Y•W_. ... ..... ''".__. •• cl C ... •MaN -,41-0Ht School Children Immunizations & Health Checks Free community service clinic conducted daily tn the Huntington Center mall t to -4 p.m Sept. 5-8·9-t 0-11-t2 Includes Immunizations 10< OPT, measles. mumps and Rubella plus tests fOJ eyes. hearing. reading and TB. father und discovered. for the first time. that he is dating a woman Olf'r name is Jill.> This didn't bother me, except Jill was with ua every minute. She even spent th~ lust night I In a separate roomJ Now I wonder If I might be getting in lhe w•y I ulNO know my mother still loves my father Should I tell h~r about Jill? I feel guilty keeping this from her, yet I'm not sure I should say anything. Pl~ase ndvi11e me. I am -SIXTEEN AND TROUBLED Dear Troubled: Say ootblng to your mother about Jill. Th~ leHs information paHed on to either parent about the other, the better. Vou do not Indicate lf you are a boy or a girl. lo either case you are probably somewhat com- petitive with JUI for your father'• time and atten· ANN lANDERS Uon. U sbe becomes a frequent guest. I hope you will accept her presence graciously. I don't feel, however. that lt Is a ppropriate for J iii to spend the nJgbt ln your lather's apartme.it when you are there. This says something about ~r judgment. Don't flunk your chemistry test Love u more than one set of glands calling to anotheT If you have trouble making a distinction you need Ann's booklet. "Love or Sex and llow to Tell the Difference " Send a long, sf!lf· addressed. stamped envelope With your rf!quest and SO cents to Ann Landers, P 0 Box 11995, Chicago, Ill. 60611 • ' I FOR. EVERY PERSON WHO DOES N'I UNDERSTAND ME, THERE ARE MILLIO~S WHO DON'T EVEN KNOW I EXIST. have reason to celebrate as financial status shows definite improvement SCORPIO !Oct. 23·Nov. 211 . Keep track of l'urrency exchange t ables. Watch interest rates. (•ount your change and don't jump at first offer You are on brink of important discovery. Send out "feelers." Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius natives fi gure prominently SAGITTARIUS !Nov. 22-Dec. 21 l: Good news received in connection with home. family. Timing, judgment are on target You may be engaged in political activity. Your counsel is sought. Signifi· cant domestic adjustment is due. Watch Taurus! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19 >: Period of seclusion proves ad vantageous. Play cards close to chest. be discreet and keep confidences. You'll be provided with "secret data." Cancer. Scorpio. Pisces natives play key roles. Steer clear of self· deception. AQUARIUS (J an. 20·Feb. 18 ): Wish comes true, but not in manner originally anticipated. You'll take more responsibility for relationship. Cancer, Capricorn persons figure prominently. Money comes from "forgotten source." You'll purchase apparel. PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20 >: Wider recognition is received; pubhcily accompanies your efforts Creative projecl is completed Views are vindicat- ed. Accent on promotion. production. added res ponsibility, greate r chance for reward. Keep eye on Aries' - ...._~~~~-{!___:,__;~~~~~ 11••• •••rt• ............ , ···'·'· ff't a-tfted A4 ACTION Call A OAIL'f "LOT ... YllOa MJ-1671 f '4M111nand l\:rfo r 11uuwc FIRST "RFORMAHCE Save $4.00 on a dynamite ha1rsty1el Shampoo, Performance CUt'". and Blow Ory (normally tt8.00) are vourt for only 114.00 when vou Introduce ye>urMll aa a fl~-tlme customer with thla coupon. &IT YOUI DllUT ,_FOIMAMCI POl .. W51 c:..e. ...... Z711 ......... , .. c-. ...... .... 71 ........ llJ ~ .... W.M ' ----- All you need ia a Fll'lt lntentate Bank Checking Account and a push- button phone. Our Telephone Bill Paying service makes .paying bill s by check old-fashioned. It saves you time. Fewer checks to write, envelopes to address, ~tamps to apply, trips to the ·mailbox. _ You're in complete control You tell us who, when, and . how much to pay. Pay your : bi.lls anytime, day or night, 7 days a week, from any- where in California, or , anywhere in the U.S . . Transfer funds be- : tween your checking and savings ac counts. And get a record of all transactions on your monthly che ck- ing statement. Compare the cost. Our service costs only $1 a month, plus lOct per transaction. Com- pare thi s to what it's now costing you to pay your monthly bills. Apply now at any Ftnt lntentate branch. Pick up an application and our informative book- let. Start making bill paying easier on yourself. Orange Coast DAIL Y PILOT/Fnday. September 4, 1981 B J Toll-free demonstration. I (800) 252-2100 Use any pushbutton phone. Ca ll anytime, day or night. You'll be put in direct contac t wi th our computer, and a "voice" will ta ke yo u qui ck ly thro ugh thi s sample transaction, step-by-step: f11 The vo ice will ask for you r l!JCustorner Number. Push 123456789# (the # symbol always indi cates yo u've fi nished your response). f~ The vo ice will ask fo r your ~Secu rity Code. Push 1234 #. f?l The vo ice wi ll ask fo r the Payee ~N umber of the merchant you're pay ing. Push 12#. rAl The vo ice wi ll ask fo r th~ ~ amoun t you want to pay. Use $32.50 as an example. Pu sh 3250#. ~The voice will ask for pou nd ~s ign or month and day. Push #. IC! The voice will th en repeat th e ~entire transaction back to yo u fo r verificat ion. It shoul d all take less than a mi nu te. ~Pu sh *2# to L!J compl e te yo ur ca ll. If you don't have a pushbutton phone, come in to yo ur nearest First Interstate branch, and use .our phone to ma ke your call. C-,j First ~..:I 111terstate Bank First Interstate Bank of California Convenient Day & Night Telephone Bill It comes with the territol")t .. -------- I. I" 84 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4. 1981 rnrn~~[(]~~~ .. Unsuited to change Don·t expect change from new Brooks Bros. owner s NEW YORK (AP > Brooks Brothers. that rradll' to·gravl' outfitter of preppy Ame.rica, is be- ing buttoned-down about any change its new owner will hnng to the nation 's oldest clothing company. Tht> directors of Garfinckel, Brooks Brothers. Mi Iler & Hhoads Inc. announced this week plans to sell the company to Allied Stores Inc. Broolls Brothers' Golden Fleece insignfa is part or the deal But al the Madison A venue emporium and Brooks Brothers ' executive s uite -both. as always, teeming with three·piece pin-stripe suits. button down shirts a nd striped ties -the change in ownership produced few ripples and little com- ment . .. I can't say anything about that," said Robert Dawson . vice president of sales promotion dressed. or course. in a white button-down shirt. et c. puts It this way: ·'The great strength of Brooks Brothers has been its relative unchangeability." In fashion. bright colors and patterns come and go. So do s uit lapels that threaten to touch the shoulder and lies that shrink to strings. At Brooks Brothers, such change for change's sake doesn't e ven get through the front door, past the striped lies, green and yellow sweaters and narrow lapels that could have been there last year -and the last 50 years Brooks Brothers Likes thmgs the way they we re, are now and will forever continue to be - classic Salesman Joseph Mancini. whose customers over the pas t 55 years have included Clark Gable a nd Jimmy Stewart who wears a 38 extra long isn't worried. ''Brooks Brothers change ·~ Nah. If it does change, they <Allied> are going to lose out." said Mancini , a .white -haired 69-year-old (dressed in a paisley bow lie. three-button pin-striped suit a nd. Change at Brooks Brothers, you see, is as un- familiar a~ blue jeans. Brooks Brothers prefers neither For 16.1 years Brooks Brothers has eschewed "fashwn." said Dawson of course, a button-down wtrite shirt l To Brooks Brothers believers. Brooks Brothers 1s a religion. And to the company's publicity department, it ·s a two-page listing of tid- Judy M011agha11 1~ 11m1mq s11/lm1111/ _,m 1 w u/ µmd11rts mto profits Vogue magazine once put it another way . "Setting trends by ignoring them." And Dawson IRS ruling ple ases Shane bits. including: Abe Lincoln was wearing a Brooks Brothers natural shoulder frock coat when he was as - s assinated Survivalists find haven Leonard Shane. president of the California Savin~s and Loan League and chairman of Hunt· ington Acach-uased Mercury Savings and Loan As- soc1atwn. said in reference t o the Internal R~vcnue Service's decision on bonus accounts re· lated lo All Savers Certificates, "We are very hap- py that the I HS has ruled that bonus accounts may continue to be offered to savings and loan de- positors. "In an effort to save fa ce. the 1 RS has ruled that bonus account holder s must be given the op- tion on Sept 30 to have the funds placed in an All Savers !lax exempt> Certificate beginning Oct. 1," Shane 5atd r "This \\as an apparent attempt to undo the damage created by the questions raised by the IRS last weekend Mos t California savings and loans will not be required to change their bonus account programs under this ruling, since most have given depositors an option ." "'lllC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS e USINESS NAME STATEMENT T "'" 1ouow1no per \Ons are dol f'\Q bu ... .., ... A NEWPORT HONIE LOAN 11771, B NEWPORT !<ONIE 1.0AN •111; C NEWPORT HOME LOAN 111n, 0 NEWPORT HOME LOAN a274, E NEWPORT HOME LOAN •215, " NEWPORT HOME LOAN 1127•, G. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •2n, H NEWPORT HOME LOAN 11211, 11 Co•PO<•I• P1•H . N••POn Be..:11, CA '1WO NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC. IA C•ltl0<nl• Corpor•tlon>, 11 Corporate P1., •• Newpon 81.o<ll, CA '11WO NewPOrt Home Lo..,, 11\c t<•llllH<\HHp A'U I VIU Pr.s1o.nt (0<1 t<IOU Pre" .... ' Tiiis ,...,,.,,_, ••• 111.0 w1111 ,,,. Counlv Cttr~ ol Or•nge County on AIJ<il 1• '"' ... , .. u. Put>11'1>td Or•noo Co .. t D•lly Piiot, AU9 lt Sept 4 11 11, 1'11 :1111-11 l'tllll C NOTICE "ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT TI\• tollowino !Mt' 10ns •re Clol119 bu ......... COAIHEMET, LTO., 34' San Mlouel Dr•••. Suite 100, Newport Btacl\, Calitoml• '1WO Mic-I t COIW<I, l" Soar\ Ml-I Drive, Suite 100. Ntwporl Beacll, Ca llloffla '1..o ROC.'1 0 Eul, )" S.n MIOuel Drive, Newpott Btacl\, Calllornla nwo Tl•I• but1neu " conduc ttcl by • llmlltcl 119rtnert/llp M IC .... 11 C-.. Thi• •111-1 WIS "'"' """ the County Clerk ol Ortnge Countv on Author John O'Hara always dressed his heroes at Brooks Brothers : the bad guys were buried under padded s houlders and fl ared lapels. Shoppers have included Fred Astaire and Andy Warhol. Brooks Brothers originated the button-down s hirt in 1900 and it introduced the first ready made suits in America in the mld-1800s. "The Official Preppy Handbook" calls Brooks Brothers the "Oldest Preppy Store Still Alive." Dawson acknowledges the classical clothing craze has he lped business. But he sniffs : "We don't like that word. ·pre ppy.· " Now with 26 stores nationwide and fi ve more in Japan. Brooks Brothers has managed to retain the look that never dies . A young boy 's introduction to the Brooks Brothe rs label often is a family rile. On Park Avenue one day. a reporter over- heard a white-haired well-dressed man talking proudly about his first grandson. "Can't wait to get him into Brooks Brothers." he said "Why haven't you?" a friend asked. "I will, 1 will," he respondf>d, "just a s soon as By JODI CADENH EAD Of llle 0.11, f'I ... SIM! The people who shop at the store in Hunt· ington Beach plan to survive They want to be prepared for anything from a pl ane c rash in the desert to an earthquake. an economic collapse or a nuclear holocaust Emergency Survival ProduCll> caters to a growing number of Amencans known as sur- vivalists. The store stockpiles food, tools and sometimes ammunition against the day when one of those emergencies might occur The days of simply s toring flour and drie d beans h ave given way to new breakthroughs in culi n ary s cience The s helves arc lined with giant rans of fret'ze- dned sweet and sour pork. shnmp creole and s paghetti with meat ~auce Only a little water is needed to make them edible A four-month supply of the freeze d ried food sells for $848. A number of booh available tell the s tory . "Survival Gun!>. · "S kills for Survival," "Life after Doomsday,' "Where Thl'rc is No Doctor ,'' "Nuclear Survival." In addition to the food, water purifiers. gas powered generator s. nour mills. an all purpose Survival Tool tax, hammer , s hovel. .s<i w J <ire also on s ale Jud) Monagh an. 39. the store owner. :-ays she isn't that interested in doomsday prophecies, though meny of her customers arc Her own fear is an earthqua ke Three years ago she began stockpiling food and now has a two· year supply. The idea of emerge ncy s urvival became so important ~o her she gave up he r job as general manager of a construction firm to open the store last month. s he said. "An e mergency cannot be prevented," .she ~aid "It can only be prepared for " A one year supply of freeze-dned food costs bet"een Sl.300 and Sl.500 a person . she .said ··People are worried. they read in the paper all the time about disasters." s he said. ·'This gives them a peace of mind They feel they are domg something." he stops wetting his pant.~s.:._. ·_· ------------=============-=-=-==--=-=-=-~=======================~ €lassie coun try elegance at Rancho Santa Fe. are nearing completion. A tull equestrian cente r and \\'an- dcring trails w ill be included as \\'i ll Fairba nk~ Village Plaza, to be built at the o uth- wcs t c ntrv of the Ra nch to provide convenient s hopping and professional c;c rv ices. Auoull u . 1'91 1----------------------.J Fairbanks Ranch . Pe r - haps the most impo r- ta nt private reside ntial com - munity ever created in Southern California . 1, 24 0 prime master-planned acres at Rancho Santa Fe, an area re nown ed for its p restige, the traditional beauty o f its ar- chitecture and charming early California ambience. H e re you w ill find estate sites of one acre and larger with all access controll ed by electron- icall y activated privacy gates. It will almost be impos- sible to beli eve you are o nly a fe\\' minutes from the San Diego Freeway, twenty-five miles from downtown San Diego and comfortably close lo Orange County and Los Angeles. A-.n H. IWWIT'- Mt N~ ~ Or.S•lle ftS "-'9"<11,C..tUM Put>ll•-Or•noo CCWISI Diiiy Piiot, l'tJIUC MOOCE PUIUC ~E AUQ 7', Sept 4, II 11. 1 .. 1 :1167-11 l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS .. ICTITIOUS e USINESS NAME STATEMENT NAMESTATIEMENT l'tJBllC NOOCE fllt lollowll\O Pl''°"' a re dolne Tiie following person• are doing 11•.il .. u.. OUllM>& I> SUNDOWN REALTY CO . lltSl JOE l(ARBO, HUMPHREY ~ FICTITIOUS aUSINESS ~cA,,_ 111¥CI Suitt US, INlne, CA l(ARllO, FINANCIAL PUBLISHERS, NAME STATEMENT '27U THE SOCIETY OF PARTNERS; mos The followlno persoM are dolno Su-•n S.les Co ,• Calllornla Soutfl P•clllc. Sunset Beacll. OUSIMU.. CO•POF•tlon, 1 .. S2 Mac•rtllur BlvCI. CllllOtN 'S0742 SAM SPEERS. t5S41 Compuler Suite ?lS, lr'fllll, CA '17U. " P. PvOlllhen, Inc. IA Calltornla Lant , Hunll"Oton Buel\, Calltornla Tiiis but llllu 1• conctucttcl by • Corpor.tl°"). U~l Computer LIM , Thro ughou t time this land has attracted swa s h - buckling romantics yearning to call it their own . One su ch man was Douglas Fairbanks. Awe struck u pon seeing its breathtaking natural beau ty he determined that h e re was the perfect place for his and Mary's dream house. But a las, it w as n ot to be. Fairbanks Ranch Fairbanks Ranch holds every p romise o f becoming o ne of the most prestigious a nd sought after addresses in Southern California. A place of enchanting beauty and en- during charm. It is o ne of the last opportunities to e njoy a truly elegant, rural lifestyle w ith ever y modern con - venie nce. All ho mesites are improved w ith natural gas, sewers and cable te levis ion. a nd of course, all u tili ties are underground . '2M• corPO<•tlon Huntlnvton 8"<:1" Celltoml• .,..,, F P Pu1>1lsr.r1, inc. IA C•lllornla ~Salts Co. Tiiis bullness I• conctuc:lltel b'I' • cor- Co•POr•llon), U5AI Computer La,., ~~.Alllln POr•tlon. Huntlnqton Bffcl\, Calllornl• ,._... F P. Publllfltrt. Inc. This bullnMs ls conclucttcl by a c0t Tl\ll tt.n.,,_t was llltcl with nw Jamn w Flenaoan POrallon Coun1y Cieri! of Orengo County on July Executive Vic• Pres. F p Pub4llhlrs, Inc 23, 1''1 Tllll st.eM"*lt wes flltcl with ,,,. Jamn w Fl11\191n ,.,..., Counl' Cltrk ~ Orenge Count, Oft EU<utl•t VIU PrH. Pub41l1Wd 0r-. Coest Delly Piiot, AUQ 11, 1 .. 1 Tiiis .,.,_, WM llltCI wltll llW AUQ JI, a . Sept '· "· 1 .. l l7U41 .. , .. 114 Count., Clerll ol Orange County on -----------I Publlstllcl OrMOR Coert Dall'I' Piiot, AU9 J1. , .. , """" PUil.iC NOTICE Awo n. s.111. '· "· "· , .. 1 111M 1 Publll!wd O<'l f\Glt Coett 0 •11'1' Piiot, ----------~ -----------AUQ H , Sept 4, 11, 1', 1'91 :11n-11 PUIUC MOOCE "CTITIOUS eUSINEU NAMa ITATIMatn TIM 101towl1>9 persons ere dolno bull,,..SH J AY FLANAGAN, US5 Warner .. ICTITIOUS •UIUIESS Awnue. SUltt A. Founta in Valley, CA NAME STATEMENT '170I. Tl\t toltowlno p1rson Is dolno F P Pub41sntn , Inc. IA C.lllOt"nla buslNU •• Corporation), U~t Computer LA ... A A A MARKETING CO., 4000 HUrttlnQIOl'l 8MCl\,C.llfornlef2Mt. MecAnllur Bl•CI , Newport ll•IOCh. CA Tl\ls llullneu 11 <oncluel9CI by a cor- '1WO. POrallon. Albe<1 IN•-ll K.-Cly, 21050 Loci\ F P Pu110sr.n , Inc. IAa • "· -llt191on BMcll, CA '1M J-W. f'~ Tiiis b<dll>Hl h concluctecl •• .,. Eocuclw Vice Pres. lncll•IGMI. Tiiis .U ......... t w11 flied wtt11 ll'e Al_, M K-., Count., Clar• ~ 0<'•"91 c--, Ofl PUIUC MDTICE "ICTITIOUI aUSINEU NAME STATeMENT The 1011owt1>9 persons a re dolno llultMHH: TRES AMIGOS, 2200 Har11or lllYd., CotlaMHA, CA'2U7. Trea Aml901, 111c ., 2700 Harbor llVCI., Colt.e Mew, CA fH21. This bVllnHI II COnGUClecl b'I' I CO<petatlon Tres Amteo•, Inc. W•YN M. Snlltll PrMldltrlt Tiiis 11111-w• lllld with IN C~y Oet11 .. Or .... COunty ""Jul' Tlln S\ll-1 Wll llled with tllt AllQ 11, 1 .. 1 Coun1y Clarlr ol 0<'11>91 County on Awo "· ,._, "IWIU JI. 1"1' " Pullll-Oranoe C.0.11 0.11, Piiot, U1• ,., .... Awo 1', s.ci4 4. l I, II., .. , •?WI Putlll-Of-C.0.1l Dally PllOt, P\11111-OrMOR C.0.ll Dally I'll«, AUQ. 11, ., Setlt. '• 11, 1 .. 1 J7u.tl AllQ. 21, 21, S.pl, 4, 11, t .. 1 )717-11 "ICTITIOUI a USINaU .. ICTITIOUI au11M•U MAMe ITAT11M•MT NAM• STATaMEMT The lollowlnt P9fSOna .,. clOlnt TIM toll-Int po ... on1 are dolno 11u11-H I ll•ISl"""H l"RANI( HUGHES, 1"41 Cclm .... 1of Al AWING AUDIO SPECIAL 1'11!$, Lano, Hunllt1910fl 9N<f\, C.ll!«nla U.$ S RllClleY St , SeftU An .. CA ,,.,. '170S F. f' "'*'lslltn, Inc. IA CallfOnl'a Ilk ..... W ~. 11112 C-llla Corporllllofl), Uj.SI ~ ~. A .. .,"-'""' ve11..,, CA tt70I. Hul!CI....,. llM<ll. c.llfonlla ,_,., • .,.,, "-· ,,. ..,,_ St., C:.t.e "''' _._ Is cend!Ktld by • CW· *M, CA ttit2'1 -•tlOfl Tiii• llutlMU II c...-1ed ... • F "· l'\lell-r'I, Inc .. ,... .. ~ip .i-w·"'--' Rlc ....... W. 0o0.. Eucuct .. Vic•"'""' Tlllt ... -•• flied wltJI t1W Tltlt ..._,. wes llMll •llJI u. C-'1' 0.f'll fll Or111191 CollntY Oft July C._h Clffll ~ 0<'1n.. c-ty e11 U, 1'11. Aue. 11, t•t. ,,,.,.. ,,,.,,,, P\11111.,.... or.,... CMtl Dally ~--Pu4111"'9CI Or..,.. CM.t O.lly l'l.Me, A119, fl,JA. lelll (,ti, l•t Jl u.l AWi. I\. l9ot. t, ti, II. 1't1 Jl7M1 I PVIUC llTIE "'CTITIOUI a u11Nell NAMa ITATaMeNT TM ftllOWlllit P9'10ftl ere dOlllt llushwt•11: N O llT H W l!STl!llN PHARMACEUTICALS, ISS41 Com· puter Lan e , Hu1111neton •••di, , ............... . '. f'. ~ ......... llK. CA Callflwfll• ~·i..1, ISMt ~LAM, """''"""" ~"• c.llfornla...,. Tf\lt .......... I•<~.,.<•· ,,.,..,IM. '· "· l"l.tbll~ Inc • J_w,..,...... E.ccllttw Vit. t>ne. Tlllt ......._. -fifed Wflf\ IN Cellftty C:latti of ~ ..... c:-ty e11 "'"'· "· '"'· .. , .. ,,. ""*llMd 0r-. Qlelt Dally .. 1 .... ""'· .. "-· 4, ti, ''· , .. , ., ... , Fairbanks ' passion for this land continued, however, as he turned it into a working ra n ch w h e re citru s g roves were planted, lakes bu ilt a nd streams created . Today, it can be the perfect place for your d ream home. Panoram ic views across the valley to the coast in a cl i- mate of refreshihg seawashed air. Towering e u calyptus forests, oran ge g roves a nd beautiful r olling m ead ows offer a rare, unclutte red set- ting. A lakeside clubho use with beau tiful tennis facilities Obtain tlte Property Report reqt,ired by Federal la w a11d read it before signing anything. No federal aRency ltas judged the m('rit or value, if any, of tli is property. -t I .... '-secure an appointment to vis it Fairbanks Ranch to- day. Ranch tours by appoint- me nt only: Fairbanks Ranch Realty Co. P.O . Box 2m2, Ra ncho Santa Fe, Califo rnia 92067 Telepho ne (714) 756-3795 (213) 277-9488 From $175,000 Equal Housing Opportunity @ Develop ed by Wa tt Industries, Inc. .. .. ~ .. .. .., ;... ....... • Oioices . all had By JOHN l 'UNNU't' .,. ............. 1,.1 NEW YORK An e<'onomic lrap snares c\•en lht' most adroitly planned economic dec1s1llns lhc~c days. und lt•;_ivt•s individuals, industry and lht.· president of tht• United States a t a loss to do anything ttl)()ul it. It is likely lo force on President Rcagain the unpleasant ulternat1 ves or reducing the size of military buildup he promised or reneging on his promise to balance the federnl budget. And force on the F<.'deral Reserve the painful a lternatives of a tight money policy that could foree many bankruptcies. or easing up ;ind thus risking the possibility that inflation wall roar o ut of control. C armakcrs have similar dilemmas, a~ demons trated by their actions an annount1ng µra('e inc reases on 1982 mode ls. even while watching current sales ~hnvel because potential buyers reel they cannot Mford cu111N"' cars Individuals know about nasty choices Would be homebuyers must decide whether to buy now. and face pay ments beyond their means, or delay and possibly "at ch price:. gro" faster than their p ay('h ecks Automobile owners in growing num bers race a difficult choice To trade in the old car for a new one .... uul~ mean big monthly ins tallme nts To rt'· lain the old rar might m ean budget wretk1ng re- p a u· bills Small-businesl> proprietor!. are increas ingly confronted with the no win dec1s1on of whethe r to absorb growing eo::.ts in order to keep customers. or raise prices and .... atch customers flee to the nearby c ha in s tore. T hey are often faced with a parucularly dif fic ult personnel decision too. forced to pay 25 per cent tnlere:.t rates for inventories. they must coo sider laytng off o ld lime employ ees that have almost become family Bag business has to decide whether to borro" at rccord·h1~h rates for improvements that will mak(' them tompet1t1ve tomorrow. or save costs. concentrate on look 1ng good no". and let tomorro .... l;tk(' care or itself With the federal government less inclined to finance stale projects. and with states unable to E -TRI EARL'S "'\-...c;•MIAT*O u-•••.-..... ..._. ~t ..._4 }I tM.;_ .,,,,~,~ .,,,,., .... , t1 ... •t ... , r • ,,,,..,. -......,.,, •"""" \••• cot ••ooru641-1289 '""--..... '°" .ouo-495-0401 ,_,c.-~ ... ''•" ~f,..-f •t .. ...., ~._, I IFYOU ha\ ea serv11:e to uffoor •II good3 lo '>l'll. pla1'l' .in ;111 1n the t»1JI) 1'1101 t'l.i~s1f1ed Se<'l1on Phone 642 56ill PUBLIC MO'OCE nur '1111 ""'r .~Aulo & Homeowm r\ t ; , Quotes By PhunP f ARMEIS INSURANCE GROU' 541-5554 °' 1)5.J4l7 I 9 I 4 Hari»or ·Cotto MHo COLLECTORS CORNER Rare Coins & Stamps GOLD & Sil VER Closed For Vacation Th,ru Sept. 8 (714) 556-6850 South Coast Plaza Village ~,., ....... \A.ctt'oM ff°"' lovth Co•tl ,,..,_•) PUBLIC NOTM:l • + . -J • q i • a a I' rt' .'I u It' Ill H ec111c111 11pl..:11sw1t r1/t1·r1wt11 t•s ' finante sonw lo~·<il ... en lt'l'S, ell'clcd off1C'1als <1re fortcc.J to c ut worker:. :.a great danger lo re· l'lcrt1on Throughout tht> 1·1·011omy, lht.> alterrt"'JltVes are nast~. but µcrhJ p~ nowhert• a re they mot l' ~harpl~ cll'l111to;Jtl'd th<in 1n the· Whit(' Housl' Pn·sidt•nt lleagan sucldenly apµeurs lo be fJn•d with .1 hl'and ne\\ ~l·l of derisions. no ne or whH·h t•an ht• madt• without some d<1mage (.'onstdt•r. To c·ut pro)l'l't1ons for m11ilar} s pending \HJllld .1ppl·ar to ht• t·ontrary to a fundamenldl po:.1 t1on of l11s adm1n1s1rat1on. which 1s lo rebuild the rrwrir:rn mtl1lJr\ Nol ln l'Ut \H)Uld l'ndange1 his promlSl'S or baL111l'lng tlw l)lJdget To forego hopes for budget b.tlann: would be lo abandon a position al lea t as fund~mental ar. .t ~lrunger m1l1lar) lit· is fatl'd with s till i1nother µotentaal conflict with the F\•dcral Hesl•rve Board The i''ed 1s dug 1n ;.ind determml.'d to fight 1nflat1on lo the end, whJlt'vt:'r that might IJrtng for Reagan this could bt• had rll'WS BJd Ill'\\"· for t"<amvle 1f th<' Fed l<>Sl control of lht• rt•1ns <Hld Id tht• t•runom) fa ll into a ditch 111111 .1 rt'ct·,..:-.1on StJ b~1d that the Fed wouu.J have lit l It' 1·hutC'l' but tu d1•<;pl·r~1tl'ly rc1nflale l';1Lhcr \\ .1~ 1f I hi:' econom} were rl'stn11ned ... o h<i<ll\' that frdt'l' .. il l'l'Vl'nues -;hrank helo" ex- Pl'('lallc;ns. or 1f lh(• Fed \\f.'rC forct'd t o rc1nflate tht• Hl'agan program could be senousl~ d1sru~ More value for DIMES your -in the famous Daily Pilot DIMES-A-LINE ADS Advertise 11ems up to $50 1n value In 01mes·A·llne ads eve1y Saturd•y In the Daily Pilot Bring your ad with ce1h to a ny ol out three convenient offices or mall your copy wllh a checlt or money order for the correct amount 20c per line. $1 00 minimum Sorry. no livestock. produce or plants and no commercial ads are allowed. Each item must be priced with no item over $50 Dlmes·A·L1ne ads may be placed at the Costa Meta office unrn 3 p m Friday. PUBLIC NO TICE PUBLIC MOTICC PUBL IC HEAR INGS Will BE t<ElD BY THE COSTA MESA PLAN HING COMMISSION AT THE CITY HALL, 11 FAI R DlllVE , COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA, AT l lO Pm CO ii •S SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1', l"I llEGAllOING THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS l'IC'TITIOOS eUSI NESS STATEMENT 01' A8AN OONMENT NOTICE 0 , OISSOLUTIC* I I ENCROACHMENT PEllMIT E P 11-0. to< Sou11>wtst EnolM<t<lno. •ul,_11.., _.,,tor Trov ln•Hlmenl Fun<!, 711 Wt•I I Ith Slrfotl, 10 Ill-r~ lenllon of lmprovemtnh lncl uolno lancltc.tC>i"9 ,,,., CNrUno on the cltv riQhl-ol·w•v IOUlf(I Al UH Birch SlrHI, on.,, MG tone Envlron,,,.nt•I det@rmlnataon e•eme>\. 2. REZONE PETITION R .. I 10 lor Clly of c°'i. ~s•. Po\t Otflct &o• 1100 tor -mlHIOn 10 '"°"" pr-rty 1oce1tc1 •• 17•• AnAhe•m A•tnue from •n Al 10 *" R2 rone En•lrDtlmtnl•I O.ltrn'llNlllOn t Wtmpl l ZONE EXCEPTIO-. PERMIT ZE·••·U• 10< Wlnflon C Anotrson, aull\orlttcl ~I for O.bouh Hotdtr. IUS Dl•mond Slrttl. • S·2CM, S•n Olt90. to permit trw ouUldt sloraqe of Im~ whlCIH In connotllon with •n Hllllno 1-1no com~y. loc•l.O t i 109' B•ktr Slretl, In 'n Ml rone. Envlronmtnt•I detl'rmlnatlon_, •V empt 4 ZONE EXCEPl10-. PERMIT Z E II llS lor JAmes C Gl•nwllH, autl\Orl,.O -nl tor Brlslol Plua, • oener•I pertnersl\IP. P 0 8o• 1"0, Newll0t1 S.Kh, for • c-ltlonal UM 1Nrm111oncftd two-•IO<Y t.101\1 llmll to ell-1-11•·\!0ry ofllU bulldlnQ\ with varl.->en from ltrlC,.<111*1 S-1 11•0 r9<1ulrtmenh, lo<•ltd •I JISO Bristol ~noel, In • CI tone EnvlrOft menlel deltrmtna llon E1R czE•m> For lurtNt lnlorm•tlon on IM tbO•t •1>9llullom. 1e~ 7~ n•s °' cell at ,,.. oflkt o1 ,,.. Pl-lno ~,, ment, ~ JOO, 77 F•lr Ori.,., COii• MeW, C.lllorn1A Publl~ Or41n99 Coell Delly Pllol, S.PI. 4, '"' 39t0•1 P1Ulllt MO'OCE ~lCTITIOUS IUllNIH NAME tTAHMllllT 'Tho l'llll9Wlfl9 --It clOlftQ lloW MAI ... l •OUNA HILLS 0PTOMETltlC CENTER. 2-41" ~ Hll'-"'"'"· L._ Hlllt, c;.4 "'6U MMll J '-"'Y. 8U So SNM-. lot..,...., Cellfornl• ~ Tlllt MlfWft II c~I"" by lft. dlwl__,, (H~ AWllt l. -J l t"l' Tlllt ....,._ • ., Ill• w!VI ,,. Ge\lfl1y ci.n et Ot11191 Ceunly on SePI t. '"'· NAME STATEMENT 0, USE 0, FICTITIOO~ TM l0How1119 per'IOn 11 doing l>utl 8USINESS NAllllE nus o T"4r lollOWlnQ per'IOn ha. •ot..oon..i P4C:IF1C SUNSET G•ROENING, 11\t use o• 11\t Fltllllous Bus•neu .is IOtll SI Hunllnoton Bt•<" CA N•-.,... I CLASSIC FI NISHI NG )063 s M•r-Allen Hoilm•n. 61S 10!1'1 SI . H•rllOr, S.nta Ana, C•lilornl• 927CM Hut1llnoton ~"'"·CA '1~ Th~ FICllllOU\ Bu\lness N•m• ... This M•n~•~ "c-tt<l l>v •n '" terr.cl 10 •llOot• w•• lllfd 1n OrM>oe Ol•ldu<tl Countyonl-~1' M.lrtt Hotfmfn Normlft l H .. ne 10741 Amurro, Thi\ •l•lttnenl wn llled •1111 Ii. MIUlon Vle10, C•lllorn1a Counly Cl~rtt 01 OranQlod Or•R9P Cout Delly Pilot, Th11 sltlement ..,., 111..i ••lh IM Sepl 4, II, 18, n. 1 .. 1 J9U-t1 County Cltr\ of O••nlf" Counl• on P\llLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS IUSINl!\S NAME STATEllllENT TM loll°"'lfl9 "'""'" I\ OO•n9 bull MU•\ CLASSIC FINl!>HING, 30•l S H•rbOr BlvO !>&nt• Ana, CA '11CM Sllt11U Dt•n R1(htrO\on, 3011 CootldQll A.,. . COii• Me141, CA •uz. Thll l>Usln"t I• cono...: ted 11v •n In Ol•IOUal Shtllff R1cN1r*11 Thi• sl•letnHll wA• lllto will\ Ii. County Cieri< ol Or•no< County S.IJI 1 '"' 1'11 .. 1 PubllSl>tcl Ora,. Co.o•I Olily Pilot, Sepl 4, II 18, lS, 1'•1 3'4W1 PUil.iC MOTlCl ,-.CTITIOUS euSINIUS NAME STATl:llllENT TM fOOOWlno P'""'" Is Oolno ""'' MH•J THE OPE N DOOR, 1SS Thtlla SI , L~una Bff<.h, CJo t2•S1 Jolln (•-·. ns Th•ll• SI • LIQVM BHCh.CAm51 Thlt Mlntts " Condu<.ltd llY tn In· dl•l- JOl\n K • .,.., Thll '1flt f'Mnl WB llltd with 11\t Cou111v Cieri< of Or•no--Counlv on S.DI 1, 1 .. 1 , .. _ Publl,_ Or-Coesl Diiiy Pilot, Sept, •. II, te, 2S, 1 .. 1 ttU II Sept '· llitl "UHJa Publh'-0 Or~not Co." O••IY Piiot, 54lpl " 11 18, H, 1'111 1'1*'1 PVlllC MOTICC ,.CTITIOOS SUSINESS MAME STATEMENT The totfow1n9 Of'rWn\ .,., Oo•no bu•lrwuAs F~ENCH KITCHEN •881 Blf<h Street, Ntw p0r1 Buch C•lilorril• 91..0 ROl>trt L Thom•'°"· ,_. L••sen. Fount.in 11e11ev, C•hlorn•• •floe GIOf'IA J ThQm .. on, 1M44 Loffn, Founteln V•ller. Ce111orn1• '1709 Thi• bUsUMU Is <ondu<ltd l>Y an In dl•l-Robert L T nom•'°" This •1•1•_,,I wt• 111.0 with 11\t Cownly Cler~ of Oranoe Cownty on Sepl.J, 1'91 ,.,.., Publlthed Orenot Co.\! 0111y Piiot, Sept.•. 11, 18, H , 1 .. 1 J'l-1 PVILX N8TM:E NS-""1 ,.CTITIOOl eUSINISS N-1 ITATIMl:NT Tiit 1o11-1no C>ef'to!I It OOlno busl MU ••· •C£ MANUFACTURING, ltU Wl\lttltr • 8 S. C:0.1A -u. Calllornl• t?•11 "ODlll Wtttt•ll, "S1 sc~rio. H..n1 1noto11 &eacn. Calllornla Tiiis Mlneu h <ONIV<l•d DY •n.tn-OI•-· RCIClll'IWntt•ll This slMemenl ..... 111.0 with Iha Cownlt Cle•• 01 Orenoe Cou11ty on AllQ 7•, '"' ,. .... PuD11~ OrllnQIJ (O•lll D•ll' PllOI, 4UO 11,. ttOI .•• 11. II, tte1 11111•1 NIUC llOTM:E l'ICTITIOUS eu11111an NAMt: ITA'TlllllllllT ,,.. IOllowlllO ,..,'°". art 001110 flvllneHat 1, AAI LW4 Y ENGI NEERI NG AOENCY. 1 NATIONAL MOTOR CO, J EVf!ltGREEN HILL DESIG NS • K4P,.LE1t Mill A LUMellt CO . uo~ Tustin, N ... -1 St.ch, CA ntao Cherin Mlthetl Hunll•f •nd JHfwft9 Marlt H1111llty, U05 T u\lln, Ntwporl llNth, CA tMtl), lllla Dval ... n h (Olldu<ltd bf a ,_,.., perlntrlhlp J.-tl• M HunlltV Thlt -..-1 wu filed wll" tht County Cletll Of OrtflOt (ou"IY °" S.OI J, '"' P'IMJ.. fll1 ... '1,_. Pt*I ...... Or.,.. Coe\! Diiiy ,.lklt, "'*'-Qr1ft91' CO•n4 0.lly Pllel, ll'llllllllWd Or~ C..•I 0.11'1' l'la.\, Se.i •. 11, te, U, '"' ,...,_., .._. 4, 11, II, U, 1W1 "9741 let!'( 4, 11. I .. U, fll ,..,., I 0, l'AltTNEltSHI,. Pu1111c nolte~ I\ l\t'reby 91.en l""I FERNANDO WESTRE, ROBERT WE!>TllE •nO fRED KOllWIT Z, ht•oto!ore O<Mno DUSlneu unotr IM f•c 11uou1 ltrm narnf' •nd ~'•'• ol WESTRE WOODWORKS •I 17411 N1cl\olH • B. Clly or Hunl•nolon Buell, Counly ot Oranoe. Sl•I• of Calllof'n•• 010 on I,.,. 1111\ oev Of July, 1tt1, llY mvtu.I conwnl, Oluolvo 11\f s.10 partnrr\/llp end 1trm1n1e lhelr re 1•11~ •• CMr1noor• lrwr.in Furt,_r noltCe 1\ hertby Qlven l"-1 11\t u"""r.i~ •111 not i.. '"""""" 111e, trom 1111• day 011. ror any 0011~· tlon 1n<urr..i llV IM ot'-" In tnel• -" namH OT In tr.t: n•m• 01 tM tlrm DATED AT Or•not C.•lllorn••, lhlt Jn<I oar of S.l'fem.,.r "" A1cri..ro D DOMIO, AllOf,..Y 10< PArtMr ... lp ltlCMAltD 0 OONALO & ASSOC .. ATTOltNEYS INC OM City ll•d. Wosl, ~ .. 11. , ... Oraftfe, CA tU..i Publl~ Or•noe Co.SI Oally P•IOI Sept • 1'91 l'ltl .. 1 PUBllt NOTICE "C'TI TIOUS IUSINISS NAME S'TATEllllENT The tot•owlnq ""''°" " c1o1no busl· """' ., TRA N SPORT AT IO N RESOURCES ANO OEVElOPMEN T, 11•·•1U Newport BHCh Calllornle 01 .. l Paul Lucero, t uo-ne, 17t • 1'1 Newport S..Ch, C•lllornl• .,,..l Thi~ ~IM-.S i. tonouc le<! llv •n II\ 01•10U411 p..,1l...:.,o Thi• \lalemenl .... , flied wllh trw County C•t•k ot Ora~ County on AUiluslh, 1"1 .. ,.,la PubllsNO On<>90 Co.st Dally Piiot, AUii. 18. Seot •. 11 It. t~1 -.,.1 PUlllC llOTlCE "CTITIOUS eUSINIU 111-1 STATllllllNT The lo41owlng penon h Oolf\Q bu\I• neuai EXE CU TI VE SE AR CH CONSULTANTS, 0 10 Park N...._t Newport a.Kl\, Clllf~I• tiMO 01vld Rtl,,,.,lcl, •S10 P•rll N ... porl. NewPGr1 &M<h, Calll0<nlA tJWO T1111 bUtinttf ll conoucted "' .,. ln-dl•I_. Olvld Rell-Id Thlt Pal-I W*\ filed with Illa Counly Cieri< of Or•noe County Ot1 A119.1t, '"' 1'1.-0 Pvtllhlwct 0r""9t Coell Dally Pllol, Awt. 21, 11, ~. 4, II, 1 .. 1 2161.-i ,.CTITIOUI eu111111SS 111-1 ST•TIMINT "" IOllOWlnt .. -......... "'"' nt»• CltUISI NG &A SICITI, JOO Hello!,_, Cor'ON Oii M•r. CA tt4~. • .,_. A ,.._,, JllO Htllol,_, COf'-dltl MM, CA '76U Tllll llwl!MU II ~IM Dy on M- dl•lduet e.rMr•• ,.._, Thlt 118-• ., 11 .. wtlll IN (evnlf Cl•tll et 0.A"91 C.-ly e11 ""'· It. ,.,. ,.._ """"'"'"'Or-c;o.tl Delly ~ ... Awt ''· •• ~. '· "· ""' ......, 2 & Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frtday, September 4 198t 85 Farm subsidies nixed State grower s prefer staying out of s upport plans ft} JOt: OIGHi\M AttM.~ ,., .. , Wrll•r Muny California furm~rs stay out of federal p1 lt't' :-.upport programs because they ot,1pobe gov l•rnm e nt 111t~·rvcntio11 or feel restrictions out weigh udvantugc!>, a Un1 vers1ty of California s urvey 111 d1<:al(•o., ~i!YS u 1 t·po1 t on the ... 1udy In Callfor111tt A~r·it•ultun" lJC'!i Ul:rte·ultural ~cwnccs maRa:t:lnt> Oth1·r"I an· ph llo!<.opli1c<1 I ly oppo~ed to gov Nnmt•rll,il 1ntl!rventwn 1n agrlt'ultur:.al rnarkct-i." On tlw otht·r side., thl! report says "it lar.:e number of th(1sc who ('hOsl! to p11rlic1patt> un t11·1pt1ll·d th.tt tht• progrn m would l'nhance their ln l'olr1l' or rl·dUC'l' lnl'11t11l· rai<k · f'\•wt•r Cullforn1..1 h 1rmt'rs j(el federal u1d l hun their counterparts elscwht>re . anyway because mao,> l'r1111s i:rown 1n the state have nv ~uvt'rn m('nt µrogram. lhc rl.'port nott'S Thos1• ront'luswns stemmi•d rrorn ii s u rvey of r;1 rnwr!. 1·11ndul·tcd b) three re~e:.arc·her!> curi·e ntly ..,,. formt•rl) <1ssoe1atl.'d with UC Davis ka11dall A Kruml'r, Hulon I> POPl' and B Dclworth Gardrwr Thul fador res u lted "' Califomw growers rt' t•c1ving only 2 6 pea l't'nt of lhe SC! billion in federal runcb p:.11d out for vaa·ious p rogrnms 111 1978, the y1:ar tht· rcscun·her!. s tudied Th1•\ found thul the 71 n•spond£'nts involved an guvcrnriwot µroMrnms ha d higher averal{e dt:'lll pt•r Ut'l l' than lht: 44 non part1t1pants w ho JllSWt'J't.'d the quest 1011:-. 1'.:vt·11 tho:-.t• who ~roy. crops s uc h as wheal . rll't' a 111I l'ollon that come under federal programs oft en :.ire cuol lt) the m . particularly lo pnc·e sup port1> hinged on some land being kept fallow to cut oVl'rall produtt1on, the survc~ s hows "lh't;1usc they w1•rt> furtht:r 111 debt, lhe parl1t1p:.ants or their bunkers may hav~ d esir e d the n~k 1>roll'l't11111 of the commodit y programs." ihe s tudy c·onl'ludt-cl For l'Xarnple. <14 pe rcent of tht> land devoted lo wheal a nd feed grains nationwide was not in com plijn<'e with ~overnmenl commodity programs 111 1978. In Cali fornia. the figure was 71 percent. l'arn1t'r"• offt'lrt•11 varymg views of price s up µort pmgrc.1ms tn comnwnts atl'llrnpanying their o.,un.e\ Jllswcrs • · Sutlt·r Coun ty grower said that without the 1·or11modil;. µru~ram · r wuuld not be operating 1 1i::h1 no" · Many v1t·w the tost 1n foregon e income as ex ('l'S~l\t' 111 <'ornpari~on \\tlh program ben efits. Tuneups can save you money LOS 1\NCa·:LES 1 AP l If you spend a sutJ l'h<11n.., '>Ut'h JS Turwup Masters or lns ta·Tune which quot(· fl.it rate:-depending o n the num~er. of c·\ llndcrs you'rt• fN•dang Thl'S~ rhaans s pecialize 1n lUOl'UIJ; and <'<•n offer good pnres because of h1ghcr volume ar><.l bt·rause they have lower lab<>r ('OS(S o.,l;rnllul um11u11t of lime behind the wheel. as many ('..1liforn1<1ns clo, one way you can probably save ..,11me m one) is by kee1>1ng your car luned up. Automol1Vl' cxµerts say u prope rly tun e d C'ar t•an get at leas t 10 percent and sometimes more than 15 pc•rccnt more males per gallon Any sav 1nJ,!s will depend on how much you drive, but lets take tlie cast• of a m otorist w ho puts 20,000 males a 'car on his c~r. whic h gets 20 miles to the gallon · Our motori-;t pro bably does n 't want to thank ahout tlHs. but he ('OUl d hc> s pending Sl ,500 a ytar for g ..1sohnl'. drpending on how much he pays for t-.1ch of the I ()()() gallons he buys tn an aver<1ge Yl'tlf' A to p(•rcent increase an mlleagt> translalt:>s 111to u savings of St5(), therefore, and a 15 percc•nl 11H.·n•ast' means a SdVtngs of $225 annua lly ~taJor l1n· dealers and general repair o pe r a· l111ns us ualh off<·r tuneup:. at rlat rates for four. six and e ight <'Yimdcr car s. but these pnccs may bl' s lightly h1g ht•r than al Tuneup Masters or oth er t'hams SOmC' will orft•r a flat rate but c harge -.cparatt'I} ro1 "arl ~. Sii l'heck this ahead of tame Tlw enst r)f a tunC'up wall vary cons1derahly, lit' pending 011 where you go TherC' are a number or Tum•up pnt·c s .it rlealersh1pi. and ind1v1dual sl•n •ice -.talwns an• U!<.ua lly quoted according lo tlw muk1• and age of thl' car with parts e"Cl ra, and tlH'Sl' al't• gcm·rall~ the mClst expe ns ive Som e '-t'n'iN' ~tatiuns do offer inexpens ive tuneups as I raffiC' boost1•rs fro m tune to lame though OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS MUTUAL FUND NtW VOAtC !AP> CAl••n BIJtloc' M..n 8d S J9 N~ The 1o11-•no QUC> Bullo 1S.111 .. JO FI0.1 "" NL 1,~'""N•''1~'!"1~~.!Y, Cer'Clrl I 97 •.eo G•I Se< •.:n NL ·~ .... 1 ~.~ Dlvlcl 2 7S J 00 Hllnco 1 09 NL •lion al Securlll•• Hlln< 10 JO 11 II HI Vici • .. Nl 0.•len Inc . ••• Month t... •,. ll -. '16 Nl the P•IU\ at ""'l<h NI W5 8 9' t ll Purltn 9.. 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M I 11 11-.-; IA -ltt.o I .. t W \r -"' ~ Sohio makes fast tracks lf you wt•r't' asked lo nam e the comp any tha l pro 1JUC(.'S mor t• J om t•s l 1c crude 011 tha n any otht'r, which 1111l· would you hgurl''' l-:xxon, w11rltl '11 la rgest pet rolt>um company, would bt· u ~ood llcl Dul 1t 111 no longer lhe correct uu~wcr fl lost tlw No I pos ition l<1st year Texa('o'' It ~ h1g l>ut not fu $l 1r1 U S oil production Mobil~ No . l'\ c 11 lh<•ugh 11 i. ont• or the world giants m the p11 trnh'11111 1ndw.try Thl' a nswe r, which s ur prises many p1•11plt•. IS Standard 0 11 Company or Ohio <Sohioi .Soh1c1 1•dgl'cl into rtrst place last year on the o,;trcni.:th o ( t ht• audc 011 flowing throug h the Alaskan p1p1.>lim1 fr<im tht> Prudhoe Bay field. 1980 was the r1rs l y 1•ar or ~ peak production . from lht> 250 -\·f ~ s quare mile 1 ,, r t• a 1 n no rt h1·rnmos t A I a s k :1 I 5 m1 lltc1n h arrl'ls a d.iy S11l11u·!'I I •• &% MllTOI MDllDWITZ ~hurt: of thfll outpul 1s 53 percent. Comparl-11 to what 1t gets fro m Al aska, Sohio's oil output els<.'whert> ts puny. In 1980. 1l produced 696,377 h~11·rds uf crude oil and natural gas liquids a d ay from Alai.ka Producllon in the lower 48 s la tes came to 19.407 harrels It has virtually no 011-produc mg "l'lls ou1:.1dc the 011ed States Exxon, by con tr ast , produces nearly sax tames as much crude oil som ething like 4 million barrels a day in 1980 but more than 80 percent of tha t output l'umcs from outs ide the United States Also, Exxon's oil p rodul"lwn has been going down, not up it has declined liy 25 percent in the past five years . Soh1o's has gone up by near ly 20 times in the past five years Hcmg first m U S 01 1 output h as nothing to do, of cour~e. with he1ng first 1n the sale of gasohne to U S moton sts lt 'i. ont-thing to pump up c rude oil. it's s omt>thing else to run that petroleum through a re · fmt'ry. convert it into gasoline and sell 1t through ... crvicc :,tat iuns. Sot110 1s not a m ajor player in the re· 1<111 l'nd of lhc ~ame lt sold 257.717 barrels of gasoline a da) last yt>ar, which is not too far from whal 1l ~as se lling fi ve years ago Sohio 1s the m aJor seller of gasoline in it~ home o,;t<Jle of Ohao, selling through Sohao stations In are as a<IJ;,ecent to Ohio , ll sells under the Boron na me Otht•r Sohw brand na m es ar~ BP, Scot and Wm Pen n they adorn stations in the East. prim a rily the Northeast. So in most parts of Lhe country you'd ncvt.'J' encounter Sohio directly, although its Alaskan l'rude undoubtedly finds its way into the t a nkers of other cum1>anies One byproduct of the Alaskan oil rush 1s easy to 1<1eotify money. Soh w is awash w ith it Last year the company tJrned $1.8 billion afte r taxes. Only seven l·omµanic:. in the L' S earned more . Sohio 1s m aking mort' monc.') than such corporate powe rhouses as Gem•r;,il Electric. ITT. Du Pont a nd Kodak or the $1.8 billion Jl m ade last year m profi ts, on· l:v S:IM million was paid out to stockholders. So there was .i In~ cash buildup. Sotuo came o ut of 1980 with S3 8 billion in ('3Sh or cash equivalent It got rid of -.ome of that money by paying SI 8 billion to buy Ken- necott, the o at1on's largest copper p roducer But there's still plenty left Br111:.h Petroleum, the owner of 53 pen·ent of Sohw. ts a quasi governm e nt corporation. T he Rrit1i.h government owns 25 percent of BP's shares amt the Bank of England, Britain's central bank, own:, a nother 21 pcrcenl In e ffect the n, the largest produrt-r of domestic 011 1s controlled by th e Bn tish govern menl STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK tAPI M l•S. Tll11rs O<lce .,,., net Ch•not of ""' llllfM mo\I KllYt New .,,,.. Sloe~ E.c..,."llt •\SU"\ tr•O•no nationally dt MOf'e th•n S1 IBM 431,800 ~... 1' t AUAl<hlld OS,900 o:i.. ,.,, Amer T & T OJ,100 ~· • , ... 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Excuse me my moms calling I think sre wants me to come home and clean my l1ngerna11s I Arf'RECIATE IHlf:>. M156 WE051ER' M~ ONLY INTERE~T 15 iO TELL MA601 e>EN&ON THE REAL MORY Af>OUT HEI' HUSBAN(l'!.l t'EATH' by Harold Le Doux YOU TELL HER I WAS THE ONE WHO MADE THE PHONE CALL TO HER .-iousE THAT M0 RNIN6. THAT I HAD NEVER MET HER HU56AND OEFORE THEN ! ___ __.. G \R•·n :1.o by Jim Davis l e 0 .. ACROSS •6 Dismay t Debark •9 Encumt>er 1 2 3 4 S Father. Hebr S3 Ill-bred one 9 Garbed S• Tense 14 Obs. SS Unrestrained 14 $-shaped 56 Mythological 17 molding sorceress t5 Garment 57 Feminine 20 16 CB or FM suffix 17 Turkish river 58 King of 18 Imply Judah 19 "Night 59 Ethan - Musk:" 60Gue author 6 t Hungarian 20 Equaung premier 22 Thome 23 Function DOWN 24 Portico 25 Sally 1 K1nelot soil 28 Ought not to 2 Taj Mahal 32 Freshman lite 33 lnciine 3 Straight 3• F1$h eggs 4 Dehneate 35 Lllurgy 50noeln - 36lower 37 Nk:ktl, e.g. 6 Salty fluid 38 OUser1 7 Thump 39 Distance a Suttable .o Nova Scotia 9Non.grtd strlil 10 Kind of tlrt • t Opel °' onyic 11 Gerden In o ui.wotk Genellt 44 BarbtCUt 12 Se«'9 45 Olltrlc1 13 Throw UNITED Feature Synelleate Thursday's Puzzle Solved S H ~ :r "p "s $I HA T H t " C H E N E T I 0 0 E E M l E HH l R I T U AH I II ' D I IA MA SS E RS -"I s H ,,._ 5 IV ~ II E •a II OIT T 0 "~ If H I IA N E • Tl" I T E H • R ' v I! R 8 _,,, NT ' c ll-I S l UIN OE ~ E IA R T R I NIO ER -E 11-• E c ,_ ~ Ii ~ I L ~ 0 [ A T E II I~ A ~ E. R Ill I NE A''r VA l I f A I N iio E R S I 00 00 21 Sherpen .0 Ace or trey 22 Peec:tl part 42 Rife 24 Portion 43 Run easlty 25 Small shoot 45 Rubbish 26 Ma Faye •6 Medi.Yal eilk 27 ''--eat flb<lc ~ke" 47 Singer - 28 Portion Hema 29 PerUlte 46 Knitting 30 Loud outcry ttl1etl 31 Purpor1 •9 An tmOtlon 33 Punllh 50 Torpor 38 Bobbin 51E-O- 37Sweettr 52 Equine 39$-..tbrted 54 StlmUlltt Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. September •. 1981 PEANtT8 by Charles M Schu l z -----~~~~--.i~ YES, SIR .. I NEED SOME SCMOOL SOPPLIES ... Tl' MBLEW EED8 nos f'OA RP MEETIN& WIU.. COMS 1Q ORVE:R! SHO E I NEED A NEW PEN I A SlNDER, A PENCIL. A METRIC RULER, SOME PAPER AND ... ' I J I • 0 t7U~ 101Hf PL..UMMS1N6 MOR1AL.liY ~t I AM OF'eN 10 SLIGGf5110NS FOR Si1MULA11N6' OUR f:COOOMIC Sl1UAllON. SIT DOWN I NANC)(.·- I WANT TO TALK TO YOU GORDO fOR BETTER OR fOR WOR8~ l..OOK, MICHAEL!- LIZ.21E CAN WEAR yooR OLO OVE~RLLS ! • i i f ~ c ' 1 • j ! • /f~IY1E ~U,HA111,.c.~.fit: A LOT OF LUCK ~ by Tom K Ryan 1JU, iiztl~~4~~#i;i2-/jff bV Jeff MacNe lly by Ernie Bushmtller CJ • ., °""'"••Ml• '!Jfl'dll{•~· .,._ by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk I WA5 KJNO OF l-OPIN6 1AAT OOEK "THE SUl'M'\E~ ,OOE OF ~E.M trl16f.tf HAVE KJL.LED1HE arnER ! by Kevin Fagan ANP WORS"T"' OF At...t..., IS HAVING '10 MAKeA HAUN"T"'E:P Hquse: C>"t..L,.. .' by Lynn Johnston THE'/ S-T1LL GOT THE KNEES IN IHEM ~ (· -.. --............. . .... . . ... .... . .. . .. .. .. .. ' ::a zst; .... • • I 0 • t • • .. -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. September 4, 1981 APWI ..... RALLYING TO A CAUSE Ed McAteer. president of Religiou& Roundtable. ::.lands under .i roundtable tpgo al a new~ con ferem·e in Dallas. Texa:-., kicking off a ··Rally for Life ·· MtAt1o•c1'. who opposes Sandra Day O'Connor·s nomination to the Supreme Court. said lht• rail\ 1~ tn focus attention on morul 1ssut•" faC'1ng thl' Reagan adm1n1strat1on Ink blot p sychological t est seen a s s till valid WASHINGTON (APJ -In this age of sophisticated psychological tech· niques, the old ink blot tests still are valued windows for peering into personalities. experts say. The famous Rorschach tests, taken by millions over lhc last 60 yt!ars. are hardly out or dale and still are chatlenging experts trying lo in· terpret them, scientists said. Dr. John E. Exner. a clinical psychologist at Long Island Universi· ty. said the 10 standard ink blots have not changed in decades, but what experts learn from them con· tinues to grow. "We arc st tll trying to understand more about how people frame their responses... Exner said in an in· terview "Even after all these years. there's still much to learn." Exner said scientists recently dis· . covered that when a person sees a ""blot. he registers the first impression in his mind in less than one second. But most people t ake about five seconds to respond. "We are trying to rind out what happens 1n those other four seconds," he said "People apparently rank many interpretations and give the one they think 1s acceptable. "We'd like to know how many responses there are and how they are ranked." he continued "As I said. there's still a lot to learn." Exner is the chairman of the In ternational Rorschach Society's 10th worldwide congress on the tests. a meeting held every three years. The session begun Wednesday at the Capitol Hilton Hotel marks the first Lime the meeting has taken place in the United States. The 300 p syc hologists, psychiatrists and other experts a re to attend workshops and hear 119 papers on the techniques pioneered by Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach m 1921 ~ Mal a r ia a t hreat CHICAGO <AP I World travelers should beware of a new drug- resistant strain or poten tially lethal malaria. a medical journal warns. A report in the Journal of the American Me dical Assoc1at1on sa id two American traveler!> in East Africa were s tricken with faldparum malaria even though they had conscientious ly taken the widely prescribed ant1 -malar 1al drug chlcroquine as a precau· lion It was the first time the resistant strain had been found in Tanzania and Kenya. This form of m alaria 1s the mos t serious fouhd in man and 1s often fatal -~µngent mineral water baths clogged with deposits, rust 1· I I SARATOGA SPRINGS , N.Y <AP I - Thoroughbreds still race here every August and sightseers enjoy the Revolutionary War bat· tlefield, but the pungent mineral water baths that once drew nocks of people hoping to be healed are themselves 1n need of a cure The pipes m the baths. which drew 175,000 peo- ple a year in ttle 1930s. are rusty and clogged with miner al deposits . State officials are considering cloeing most of the baths and transferring the rest to a private heallh club And next month, the ramous bottled waters from the springs that gave this community of 23,901 north of Albany its name will carry a label warning they contain an unhealthy amount or minetals and .. should not be used as a principal or sole St)Urce of drinking water " Iroquois Indians reputedly made the waters ruauc NOTICE r -.ii HAUO. 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Cllattn M. Wwd. *5 RH RI- Cir , l'-.ln Veil•'· C• '2109. Thlt butlneu 11 c~ "' 111 lfl. Olvlduel. • 0-lesM Wef'11 This t~I WH 111~ with 1119 Cou.,ty Cieri. of Ora1199 COUftiy ~ Sept.,, ... , ,,,_ rACIFIC YlfW MIMOllAL P .. IC :Cerreterv Mortuary -Chapel-Crematory J500 Pacific View O"ve Newoor1 Beach , l'\IOlltlleel Or-. C..11 Oelly Pl ... , S.pt, 4, 11, 11, U , 1•1 ~I 644 2700 MeCOl ... IUC MOHU.UtU L1Quna Bea1 " \... 494 941 5 I ilQuna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap151rano 495 1776 c ~ T A Flcllllout awtlneu Ne"'e Stete-nl filed with lh• Covnty Cletll 11 welld tor five yeart after wlllell llrne COnlll'lwlng bu1lnHM• """' refile. ~ublleatlon It neceHery only II lll•t• a r e ch•ngH Cell Ille 1.9901 Oel)•tl"'enl e l lhe DAILY PILO T f or lnlotm•ll on •nd neoe1Hry fom11. 542-432, En 122 .- famous in the 1770:. when they brough British ln· dian agent Si r William Johnson to Hi gh Rock Spr- ing to ease the pain of an old wound. "There is no longer any doubt or their ability to cure human diseases. to eke out human life, to mitigate human suffering and lo increase human happiness." a doctor, R.L. Allen. concluded in 1844. Forty years later. the Artesian Lithia Co. tout- ed the spas as the "perfect panacea" for Hver complaints. dyspepsia, biliousness, acidity or the stomach. constipation and piles. Vacationers poured in to take the "water cure", staying 1n palatial hotels and sampling waters from two dozen s pnngs. each tasting slight· ly different Then, as now, many or the mineral-laden waters tasted terrible and the caronation led to foul-sme lling belches. The laxative varieties earned nicknames like "Three-Minute·· and "IO-Minute." Bul pilgrims tolerated those drawbacks in the face of sc1entlfic opinion that the waters were truly curative. In the late 1920s, hydrotherapy expert Simon Baruch convinced Gov Franklin D . Roosevelt to build a treatment and research center at the baths. The Simon Baruch Laboratory, equipped with Bunsen burners. test tubes and lead-lined chambers. employed an X-ray researcher and a starr of 14 But medical director Or Walter McClellan never pinned down evidence of the baths' curative effect despite 20 years of research. Most of the staff left at the onset of World War 11 and never re tu med. The number of baths given annually had dropped to 60,000 by the mid-1960s and leveled off around 25,000 in recent years. When the phylicians and registered nurses left in the early 1970s, the spas were forced to drop the physical and inhala· tion therapy and hot.wax treatments they once provided according to doctors' orders. "From what we can see, there's no major market for ther apeutic minera l baths in the future," accord- ing to Willi am Kelly, manager of the Saratoga. Capital District State Park and Recreation Com- mission. Photo brings Inan flood of lette r s PIULADELPHIA (AP) -Jim Zerbe doesn 't corutider himself a sex symbol, but has received more than 2,300 letters from women in all 50 states and six foreign countries. · The letters ·started when Zerbe, bare-chested a nd wrapped in a parachute harness. a ppeared in Cosmopolitan magazine as the June bachelor of the month. The gushing t.ext described him as an "earthy, yet elegant" man in search or "a classy lady who's still a physical woman." Zerbe said a co-worker apparently sent the photo to Cosmopolitan. The letters started two days after the magazine hit the newstands, he said. Many of them had photographs enclosed, and so many women followed up with telephone calls that Zerbe had to get an unlisted number. "Basically. it's been fun. just a big gag," Zerbe saJd. "I love the lettef'1. Ute, they'll say: 'You're really alck to advertise for dates.• And then they say. 'Pleue caJJ me between 7 and 9 on Tuesdays ind Thursday•. and Sunday afternoon I 'll be al my ,mother'• place'." 1· ' Pot growers head north New ·carpetbaggers' move from California to Oregon (~RANTS PASS, Ore (AP) Oregoni.in:. hardly mask their contempt for California land de· vclopers who are blamed for mi- g ruling across the border to rupe the state's scenic beauty. Now Oregon has new carpet baggers from its southern neighbor comme rcial marl Juana growers. They have discovered that southwest Oregon's climate. growing season . remote loca· lions and underfinanced law en· forcement are ideal for their businesses. police say. "From the information we ~et, this is apparently one or the best places lo grow marijuana in the world," Attorney General Dave Frohnmayer said. Local governments in five counties hope some of the ele- ments of a federally funded pro- gram used ror three years in northwest California will help shatter that reputation lrorucally, some Oregon law enforcement officials feel the success of that program. Opera· lion Sensimilla . is partially responsible for sending a small exodus of pot growers across the border for safer working condi- tions. "I think law enforcement is working under that assu mp· lion," says Bob Hamilton. an as· s1stant attorney general. "You 'd have your head in the sand if you didn't " Already, the marijuana busi· ness in J osephine. Jackson, Douglas. Curry and Coos coun- ties of Oregon probably exceeds $20 million a year. although firm estimates are hard to come by. And lean budgets for police, coupled with more growers filtering into Oregon. have law enforcement officials worried. In late July, a few agents and an aeriaJ observation plane from the U.S Drug Enforcement Ad- ministralton were assigned to the area. with instructions to as- sist in locating fields of pot, particularly the champagne or marijuana, sensimilla. In the first three weeks of the operation, the agents helped confiscate 8,000 plants anCI about 30 weapons. says Tad Tayer. special agent in charge for the DEA in Seattle. But DEA officials are reluc- tant to Lalk about specifics for the progra m . including the agents' base or operations and their budget in Oregon Meanwhile, state police have opened a s tatewide toll-free number for informants. And they are distributing flyers with pictures or marijuana, and space for informants to write down locations of pot fa r ms and descriptions of sus pects. One reason police are welcom· ing the DEA 1s money, or lack of 1l The smaller counties, such as Coos. just don't have the time or manpower to purs u e the growers "Last year. we had a record number or homicides ... says Detective Ralls Hall. "We spent most or our time on homicides.·· J ackson County officials say they have two agents specially assigned lo the pot problem They say they could use 20 or more durrng the harvest season An umdent1f1ed .Josephine County Shenfl s Deputy 1s flanked by• man1u.<.ma plants near Catie .Junctwn. Ore The federal Drug F:n /orcenumt Adm1111strat1on has 1omed autlwnt1es 111 southwestprn <>regon to combat ymu·mq cnmmerc1a/ pol 1T1d11st r11 Officers are having a tougher time find ing the farm s. however, as growers have learned that s mall plots and greenhouses are easier to con- ceal. "The open pot field. like the corn field, is not common anymore." says Jackson County detective Carl Sieg. "One good plant is better than 10 small plants." In Josephine County, officers have served about fi ve warrants on greenhouse owners already. says Undersheriff Jim Carlton. Many g r owe r s e mpl oy sophisticated techniques for growing pot, and basic methods -dogs. guns and booby traps - to protect it "It's becoming dangerous,' Hamilton says. "They're booby trapping some or t hese places. They 'r e s hooting at people They'r e shooting at airplanes ... Hamilton says there are three types of operations that could be involved in pot growing. The s m all ventu re. or a handful of entrepreneurs. and enterprises. which operate with a permanent hierarchy and dis· tribution network, are definitely plying their trade in the state. What concerns Hamilton is the possibility that a third type, a crime syndicate, or a more wide-ranging and high-powered network. may be involved. "You may have all three. co· existing," he s ays. • Efforts to estimate the amount of ma rijuan a grown in the southern part of the slate are un- scientific at best Josephine County authorities say last year they seized about five tons of plants and processed m arijuana worth an estimated $15 million. which would make it the county's largest cash crop. That figure has been criticized for being too inflated or too con· servative. The street value of marijuana can range from about S200 per plant to more than $1 ,500 for plants that yield the higher· grade, higher -powered sens1milla buds But authorities say they ex· peel bigger takes io pot raids this ~rowing season, which lasts from late summer through the fall. "There are no indications that I have seen over the last couple years that it's getting better," says Hamilton. "It's getting worse." Many law enforcement of- ficials are wary of claims by op. ponents of Operation Sensimilla in California that the pot raids deprive areas or a cash-quick economy The mari1uana, and the money it generates, leaves the state. Sieg says. Simply supply and demand economics says that during harvest season. when pot is plen· tiful. its price s hould plunge locally. ll doesn't, he says. . "Wh en you l ook a t t'h e tradeoffs, growing marijuana doesn't help a community," Sieg says Vi-sitors target of SF thugs Travele r s victims of attack in high-crime area SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The scene is all too familiar these days. Foreign visitors out for a stroll wander into the wrong part of San Francisco and .. "German Tounsts Attacked. "Youth Gang Robs Chinese Tourists." "Britis h Woman Wounded.'' The dismaying headlines point up a problem which has serious· ly tarnished San Francisco reputation as ''Everyone 's Favorite City " This monlh. for the first time. Police have begun to break down statistics to show numbers or tourists who are victims of violent crimes in the city's Western Addition, a high-crime area thal Iles in the path between downtown and Golden Gate Park. Their fi rst sampling showed that 28 tourists. including 17 from foreign countries. were robbed in the first nine days of Aug~t. Touris ts -particularly foreign tourists -are easy marks for the bands or youths who strike ll~e urban pirat~s and disappear i nto the low- income housing projects in the area. •'Criminals would rather rob a tourist," says Rotea Gilford or the Mayor 's Criminal Justice Council. ''They know the victims are not going to be here t o testify against them. and the chan.~es of being prosecuted are less. , In addition to being easy marks. tourists are lucrative targets. One family of German tourists lost passports, airline tickets home. $150 in cash. Sl.SOO In travelers checks and a valua· ble cam era. Sometimes, they lose more. A British woman needed sur1ery afttt l:M!ing shot ln the chest and left arm during a holdup. And earlier this· month, an 18-year- old German girl was beaten and raped by a young man who befriended her after she got off a bus. Once tourists walk among the housing projects along Fulton and McAllister streets. ''they're gone." says Deputy Police Chief James Ryan. "We've had a number of purse snatches and muggings, situa- tions where our men on stakeout have seen the crime go on down a quarter of a block away. It wasn't close enough, the crooks still got away." Officer Mike Farnham, who regularly patrols the area. says, ··Going in there is like going into a war zone. And sending some innocent tourist in there thin.king he's out for a walk to Golden Gate Park is like turning a kit· ten 1005e on the freeway." The problem, say police. is that visitors simply are not aware of the danger that lurks in the Western Addition ·'Tourists are not asking for advice at their hotel or finding out where they can go that is safe." says police spokesman H en r y Friedlander . "Somewhere at the hotel desk they should be told, 'If you go out, let us make some recom· mendations. '" Ironically, some hotels may be adding to the problem by banding out maps that inadvertently lead tourists into trouble. One map dis- torts the two -mile dista nce between Civic Center and Golden Gate Park, making It look like a 10-minutestroll. Another map reduces the dla· tance to four blocks. In fact, It ls 21 blocks and leads right through the Western Addition and the dangerous FUJmore ota- lrict. Chet Rhodes, m arketing direc· tor or the visitors bureau, says bureau maps now explain that they are drawn to scale and tourists should check with hotels or the bureau if they are plan· ning a walk. George Kirkland, executive director or the bureau. admits that violence against tourists Is bad for the city, which is trying lo cope with a general slump in tourism. "I don't believe the violence has increased, but I trunk media coverage has. and as that hap- pens, it's very bad for a destina- tion." Kirkland says. • • 1 think it's bound to hurt tourism unless we can show that we a re doing something about it and that a lot of the at- te ntion i t 's gelling is Dot justified," says Gilford. News about tourist muggings is the Last thing San Francisco needs. Tourism. the city's big- gest business. was otr 6.9 per·, cent last year due to inflation, labor problems and declining. travel. Kirkland s ays the situation ha s improved . but foreign tourism is down 20 percent. It: isn't clear how much is due to an:· unfavorable exchange rate and'; how much to reports of violence. ~ Gilford's council has been m eeting with representatives from the Western Addition and plans a "massive meeUng" soon· with community leaders ancl· :residents to examine the problem.'' •. And police have "deflnit~J escalated our manpower in the area." says Friedlander When offlcen 1ee people who look like tourists or appear to ~ loet. be said, lhey offer dlrec..,• tlons and advtce. '• 4 . • . . . I Shawn Kohl tends her pet cacll I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. SeptemtMtr 4, 1981 ., .... .. She enjoys nursing cactus garden By JOHN Pl.AT•:RO ·-'--~···-• MIAMI Shawn Kohl, a nurse and receptionist in her husband·doctor's of· fke, says patients shouldn't be con rNnl'd if she suddenly bolts excitedly nut of the room. especially if it's 3 p.m. It 's most probable that she will be running over lo her greenhouse to check up on a progency of her "Rebutia aur· eislora " For non-coll ectors, that's the sci en· tific name of a kind of cactus that blooms at a particular time, and only on rare occasions. "I have one that blooms exactly at 3 p m . out that happens only three or four day!> a year, if you're lucky," said the 39-ycar old Mrs. Kohl, who has an extensive ('Ollection of cacti a hobby that caught her attention six years ago "I was on vacation m Arizona when 1 really noticed cacti for the first time, .. • s aid Mrs Kohl. "and 1t sort of got ear- ned a\\a} " She now has a collect1on of almost 1,000 s pecies one fifth or the known v<traet1es of c·actus in the world. She ex plained that these include what 111 properly called "succulents" -cactus like pltmls that have no thorns . Although nursing remains her first callinat. in recent years, her hobby has grown mto a lucrative weekend busi ness venture. "The money helps pay the taxes," said the mother of t hree sons . However, some of the rare species she has are not for sale and are kept in her home. When she's not helping her husband with h.is medical practice, Mrs. Kohl s pends her spare lime in a professional s ized greenhouse built next to their s mall medical office. She conceded that one of the advan tagcs of raising cacti is that they need little care "I can go away for a month if I had to leave them unattended," s he said. "It wouldn't harm them at all." She continues lo expand her collection by v1s1ting commercial nurseries whenever she travels, and by getting seeds from faraway places through the mail "I'd hke to go to the mountains of Columbia where there are some en- dangered species of cacti, but It's too dunaerous." she said That's because it's the same area where most of the illegal dru&s brou1ht into the United Sta tes originate. "People who go there looking ror cac- tus often get s hot at." she s aid. Mrs . Kohl s aid s he finds cacti aesthetically beautiful. She gingerly showed a small plant with a single, mlniscule, red flower and said, "How could you not love this?" Some cact i. she explained, have st range blooming habits. There are some that bloom only at night. Wben that happens, she's apt to wake her husband and have him take pictures or the event Mrs Kohl 's horticulturaJ interest is confined to cactus, and there's never a garden flower in her home "I've never had a regular plant." ~he said, "I don't hke the ordinary." ...... out of ,.,,.. f r or Ctauified Ad ACTJON C1ll A DAILY rllOT AO-VISO. '41-5671 Garden club sets membership tea I Nursery Special I IMPATIENS The South Coast Garden Club will hold its an- nual membership tea Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Harmon Stevens of Laguna Niguel Members will bring local women interested in gardcnmg and in joining the group. Mrs. Stanley I logshead will be hostess for the tea. TH E L AGUNA Beach Garden Club will hold ats annual membership tea Friday. Sept. 11. from 2 TRIMMINGS to 4 pm in the home of Mrs Edwin Ramsey of Corona dcl Mar. Past presidents will be honored and the Laguna Beach Garden Cl ub will celebrate 53 years of activity For more information call 494 -0553 Very colorful, garden "bouquets" lGAL. REG. 2.98 11!1!1 Time to Plant Spring Bu lbs FREESIAS Delightfully fragrant spring blooms. Many colors. Excellent cut flowers. It's tllne to plant bulbs THE NAT IONAL Fuchsia Society, Laguna Beach Branch. is set to meet Wednesday at 6 p m in the home of Al and Louise West for supper Hortense Miller will speak on the development of her garden. For more information or to RSVP. call 497-2524 1.69 DOZEN Take Home Dozens! Bulb planting time is suc h a s n c m es i a , with us again, so you sc hiza nthus. Iceland s hould be cons idering po pp y or the eve r - what bedding plants you popular violas These will use to cover over will produce quick color the bulb bed. Primarily, to brighten the area un bulb cover s hould be til the bulbs burst into s hallow rooted annuals bloom Gardener's checklist • Dutch iris, freesaas. 1x1a. s par ax1s and several other spring blooming bulbs are best plant- ed this month. • It's time to lift the gladiolus bulbs if the tops have all turned brown Cut the stalk an inch above the corm. dust to avoid insect damage and store in a cool place • Stocks. violas. pansies. canerarias, calen- dulas are five good choices or bedding plants to count on for winter bloom Plant them now • The fall is an excellent time to put in a new lawn. Be sure to prepare the bed well and buy quality seed from your local nurseryman for the best results • Spray roses, begonias. dahli as and other •• plants that are susceptible tu mildew which can be a problem at this time of the year. REJUVENATE OR LANDSCAPE SPECIALS e VINES e JUNIPERS e FLOWERING e TROPICALS e JASMINES e LEAFY e PINES BE SMART SHOP " 1 gal. 9fc 23 VARIETIES •••••••• 5 gal. 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ExotK: Chinese vine-7 ft blue flowers e 1FRUITLESS MULBERRY e 1SILVER MAPLE' • Holly •Bamboo e Toblra 5 111. •s•• ALL SPECIALS SUBJECT TO SUPPLY ON HAND • Bottle brush •lnlli• ACaH Of ''ANTI Af WMOUIALI OUAUT\'41CAUH W1 .. OW TMtM !Florist Special I CARNATIONS Come in for dozens of freshly cut carnations In many colors RD mml Since 1946 Ha)lis}tl's Nursery -Florist 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costo Mesa LLO\'D~!"i garden shop LABOR DAY lllVEllTORY REDUCT/Oii Large selection SAVE 5 PIECE SET EXAMPLE: the set shown above -42" Table and 4 Chairs COMPARE THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: Frame construction -alt welded helvywall9d rust proof aluminum tubing, steel reinforced (Internally) at all atress polnta. Frame finish - polyester powder coated and oven oured at 400 degrees tor tough tasting beauty. Straps - top quality with ultra violet and mlldew tnbtgltors for weather and fade-realatanc:e. Tem~ (aatety) glaaatop. REG. RETAIL $'428 30 3 1040 3 9--COUPON--, !MUMS! : REG.'l.69 I ! gac ! I 4" POTS I L EXPIRES SEPT. 9TH I _________ ... OTHER MODELS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS ... ADJUST ABLE CHAISE, GLIDER CHAIR, OTTOMAN, END TABLE, COFFEE TABLE. MIN MON •• n.t. 7 -6, SAT. 7-6, SUN. 9 .5 Of'IN LMOI DATt LLOYDI .. laY A• LA•ICAPI CO., ..C. 2021 Newport llv4. (et ley St.) Cotte IMM (714) 646-7441 Al~~ to t!oct °"hand. W. ...... 9/9 /11. . . . I • . . ... • . !••• • Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Friday. Septembor 4 , 1981 QUEENIE "You've learned a leuon Never send the tomato 1urprlte back " ~EAR READE R : The Power TooJ Dtv ion of Rock well lnle rnaliooa l , in coo ration with the Consumer Product Safe- ty Commission, Is voluntarily conducting a repair program for approximately 70 ,000 Model 8 Motorized Bench Saws which may have a defective switch. llockwell urges owners or Its Model 8 motorized saws (Catalog No. 3t ·205 l. manufactured prior to November 1980, to dis- continue using th~ saws until the switch has been replaced. Breakage of a lab within the s witch mechanis m may result in the saw remaining In an "on" or a "temporary off" position. In the "temporary off" position, the saw can be caused to restart with a 51ight b_11mp. five re- ports of lacer ation injuries h"!lve been re - ceived by Rockwe ll. Saws with potentia lly defective switches can be identified by serial numbe rs that fall between LL-100 throug h P ·llO or between 80 A 00000 through 81 C 02615. T his problem dOt's not affect saws manufactured i,inc e Dece mber 1980. which have a safe ty switch with removable toggle. The saws with the new safety switch have a "Type II" designa- tion stamped on the ends of the carton. Rockwell urges that owners take their Model 8 motorize d saws to the nearest Rockwe ll Service Cente r for a switc h re placement, free or charge. Centers a re list· ed In the Yellow Pages and in the owner s manual packaged with each saw. Rockwe ll also is making switc h retrofit kits available, with easy·lO·follow instruc - tioas, for those own ers who want to replace the switc hes themselves. Order free from: Roel<well International Power Tool Division. 400 N . Lexington Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15208, Attention: Customer Services Department. ltockwe ll asks tha t an owner provide the serbtl number of a s aw when r equesting a sw~h retrofit kit. Any questions regarding sw"ch re placem ents can be directed to A.L. Larkin, Customer Services Manager at Roekwell's address. Owners who may need to ~erlfy the serial numbers for the saws involved may callCPSC's tool·free hotline: <800> 638-8326. Tips on flossing DEAR PAT DUNN : Would you please publis h some "approved .. instr uctions for us - ing dental fl oss that I can clip and post in the bathroom ? I've asked my dentist for this m · forrtlation, but he doesn't have 1t 1 think this wouJd he lp my youngsters to do a better Job of Opssing than they a re now K. W . La&una Beet c h The American Dental Association pro- vided the following lips for "first lime" rtoaers: -Break off about 18 lnches of Ooss and wrap most of it around one or the middle finfers of one band. Wind the rest around the s ame finger of the other hand . .__ Using thumbs and forefingers, and wi~ one inch or floss between them, guide the n oss t.c> your tooth. -Holding tightly, use a gentle sawing motion to insert n oss between your teeth. Ne.er sna p the noss in place. -When floss reaches the gum line, cu"e it Into a "C" shape against the tooth and gently slide il into the space between lhP g um and tooth until you feel resis tance. ,..-When holding floss against lhe tooth, mo-.e noss away from the gum by scrapin g the aide of t he tooth. -Repeat this on the rest of your teeth, 104 do n't forget the back side of your last tooib. "Got a problem '' Thl'n wnte lo Pat Dun~ Pat will cut red tape. gelling the answers and action you need to solve inequities in qovemment and business. Mail your questions to Pat Dunn. At Your Sennce. Orange Coast DoUy I. P 0. Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many ~tiers as pou1bu will be onsu.>ered Gr..dO~W. ~USTRALIAN BEER JI .99'Six Pack T,...,. JN. Pr.to Please visit our newest Trader Joe's al lhf' ln-tenectlon of 17th StreetJ Newport Boulevard ana Superior Avenue (next to Dennr·s and Barclay's Bank SA Body makes 'drug' that causes 'runner's high' HOSTON t A I' l Pl·oplt• who run a I 11 I ~ \"' l 11111 rt' th u n c x c r r 1 s e ~onwtl nwl' llwy also .:l'l high Now. rto('t01!> say, tht•Y rn uy huvl' found the t'aU!>C of this d 1 ug li ke 1..•uphoriu The sourrc or t he e lation. well kno\\n among JOggerl> us "runner's high, · m~•Y be a nut urul pain kille r l11111 shows up in the hlood in unusual ly high amounts wit h regular ex t•rc1M'. rcseurl'hers !Ul} The f1nd1ngs are s peculative, but M1p port the idea thHt daily r unning tan bt• a d1.hctivc. Hunne rs co mpla in 11f lt•1•l111g out tlf sorts 1f they miss a cln\ of t•xcr('1se. and actu Hlly may be t•x pt•ricnt·mg '' 1thdra" a l symptoms. .H·c•orrt1ng to the researchers. T h t' s t• n a I u r a I I y p r o d u c e d .. d 1t•rtlll'als. t·ullcd cndorphtns. urc s1m1lur lo nJrrot1<·i, The brain and Ila· 111tu1tJr y gl,ind re lc1tse them and <•nwng oth('I things, lh<'y help the bod\ t•onlrol 1n11n Th(• i.tudy "HS cond uctcd at Mu!>i.ur h usells Generttl Jlosp1t ul a nd pu b lish ed 1n T h url>day's Ne w Englund J ourna l of Mcd1 dne T he doctors measured endorphins in seven women volunlt!ers who d id not exer<'1se regularly For eight W<'ck!.. they worked out an hour a day. Over this tinw, t hey built up the level of their l'Xcrtion as they run. did cxercisl'S and rod e s tationary b1rycles T he r c s('arch ers took b lood samples from the wome n before lht'y sturtcd 1'Xl'l'l'IStn~ dlld ».Cain after Orll' hm11 I .1·veli1 of ~·rH.Jorphins rose .,ubst.11111:111.\ t'a<•h tlm~ thl'Y worked out /\ r l l' r I " o m on t h s o I t h t' st' "01·koub. the ir 1..·ndorphin levels 1urnpt:d MS pt'rce11t following un hour o r t' x <' r c· 1 s e . T h c n t h c a mo u n t s gruduully rt•turru:d lu normal "'l'h1..· basic !>pt•cula t1on we h1tve to make Ill that our measurem ent oC blood 1s an mdex of something I hal 1s happeni ng 111 the hrain," s aid Dr Da nit•I H t'<• rr. o ne o f th<• rl' searl'IH!r!> "That 's a very big leap, bCl'llll'.JJ. 1n mun~ v. a ys, lht• brain 1s an:.ulatl·d from lhl• hloud ' If th1.•sc chem 11:ab an• J<'<'umulat 1ng tn lhl' b rain. he s aid. ··1t rnay ex plain 1n part why peopli don'l seem to notl<'t' lnJUrteM during strenuous l'Xer<'llH.'. It mi g ht explain why peoplt>'s mood improves if they do strt'nuoub cxerrise regularly or they feel badly 1f t hey art' usl'd to cxercise und huvt-to i.top " .Jogge rs who frequently 11pea k or this "tugh s ay they reel unsettled if they don't gel the ir da ily "fi x" of ex crcise. "A lot or runner!! report 1t," s aid l>I' Lyll• Micheli. head of the sports rncd1c1 nt• div ision at Childre n 's Hospital Medical Cenlt!r in Boston. · 11 apparently comes after running 50 to 60 minutes ci nd doing it con· s1:,,tently ll 's a ft:>C'h ng of well-being .ind euphoria " --------- Don't just sit there small on your fortune ••• SELL IT! Look around your house and CJara9e and you'll probably discover you have a mountain of oldies but CJOod.ies you could sell. Move that moW1tain. Call a friendly ad-visor at the Daily Pilot. Use the direct line. Thousands of ready-to-buy ad readers are "shoppiftCJ the ads in the Daily Pilot every day. Many are ea9er to buy iust what you have to sell. Advertise in the Oran9e Coast Newspaper with ~~ ~ Classified Ad Line 642-5678 l~ilJ PilDI \ • I Daily Piiat FRIDAY, SEPT .~. 1981 Irvine High football: FOR THE RECORD C6 This may be the year hard times end. See C4 . A public relations nian, Malavasi's no~ Rams Coach Ray Malavasi has made a big mistake. He's attacked the integrity -once too often -of something he has no business messing with . . the media. If Malavasi wants to distort the truth to his players, I guess that's his prerogative. If he wants to distort the truth to his coaches, that's his de- cision. If he wants to distort the truth to his s uperiors. it's his neck. RAMS JOHN SEVANO point Malavas1 bungled the JOb Understand. t ·m not criticizing Malavasi for cutting Dryer that was his choice as a head coach, right or wrong What I am faulting , though, is how he handled the situation before, during and afterward. day and Tuesday o r last week "I guess if I was making what Fred was male,.. 1ng I wouldn't retire either " "Look, it was a decision I had to make and j ft•lt it was a good one." •!• "We made the decision for the good or lh~ team Nobody liked fred Dryer more than I did . 1t was a tough decision . like Lawrenct! McCutcheon. Nothing m akes me feel worse." However. if he wants to twist the truth to the media, he better be ready to suffer the conse- quences. "I never said anything like that," Malavasi gruffed. Malavasi knew about the "no trade, no waive" clause in Dryer's contract. In meeting in February between Malavas 1, General Manager Don Klosterman, assistant general manager Jack FauJkner and Georgia and Dominic Frontiere, the r amifications of signing Dryer to another season were carefully pointed out by Klosterman himself. And finally: "Older guys get to a s tage where they should retire H somebody isn't s mart enougb to do it themselves. t hen somebody has to do it for them " Malavasi 's first "denial" to the press came a little more than 21"2 years ago at one of his morn- ing breakfasts. The coach was asked. on this particular morning, to assess his team's talent agains t the rest of the NFL. "But we have 1t on tape," the reporter m · s isted. "I don't care what it says on the tape. I never s aid th~t." Malavasi growled b,ilck. So. it's obvious Malavasi knew, he Just thqpght the matter could be settled. Malavasi denies he made the latter statem ent sn reference to Dryer (I guess he was talking about Pat Haden;. Plus, he holly denied he ever wanted to waive or retir'e Dryer. "Dryer asked me to waive ht m." said Malavasi Thursday, in the midst of denying his other q uotes The incident gave the media a good indication of what to expect from Malavasi in years to come. Malavasi said the Rams were good, but didn't have the same talent as Pittsburgh or Dallas. Six weeks later, prior to a meeting with the Cowboys, M alavasi was asked to elaborate on his statement. Tbere have been other cases. and other denials but. for the most part, the press ignored them because we fi gured it was just one or the hazards of covering any professional athletic team. However. 1l wasn't And rather than Malavasi ~ay ing , "Hey, I blew it. I thought 1l could have been worked out and it wasn't, so we're ,going to have to keep Fred." the coach decided to turn cheeks and deny he ever wanted to get rid of Dryer a t all. Who is Malavasi trying to snow·! How can he expect the media to believe that ~<Jrbagc'> "What statement'>" asked Malavasi. "The one about Dallas having more talent than you," answered one reporter. There is a point. however, when too much becomes too much and that's what has hap· If he didn't want to get nd of Dryer why are the Rams in this mess" There were more than a half dozen reporters who heard and published Malavasi's quotes concerning Dryer . Plus, Dryer has never been ISee SEVANO, Page C2) pened in the Fred Dryer case. Let's face it. from a public relations stand· And, if he always wanted to keep dear old Freddie, why did he make these remarks on Mon· He'll grin and bear it Margerum happy in Chicago and vice versa By EDZINTEL Of tlle O.lly ...... Staff Ken Margerum was sound as leep in his Palo Alto apartment last spring when he was awakened by a late· night phone call. The person on the other end identified himself as a representative from the Chi cago Bears professional foot· ball team. He informed Margerum that the Bears had just picked him in the NFL draft. Margerum, an All-America wide receiver at Stanford and a former All-CIF performer at Fountain Valley High, r~members the first thought that came to his mind as he hung up the phone: "I re- member saying to m yself. 'oh, no. I'll never catch a pass again.' " To a 5-10 170-pound receiver. Chicago seemed hke the last place on earth to make a living from pro football. BUT SO FAR, Chicago has been Margerum's kind or town. In four exhibi· tion games, he caught 15 passes for 224 yards as the Bears won their final two games to finish at 2-2. And as Chicago prepares to open the regular season with a sold out home game against Gree n Bay Sunday, Margerum is already an integral part or a vastly im- proved team. "The only thing I could think of when I was drafted was what a cold. miserable place to play," Margerum said by phone Thursday after finis hing an afternoon workout "Well. Chicago is by no means as nice as Southe rn California for weather but it's not as bad as I thought " /\en \Jargerurn MARGERUM ADMITS that as the Bears' third draft choice and the 67th player chosen in the draft, there were certain incentives he had in mind -all of which have been granted as part or his two-year. no op· lion contract. For example. if he gets into 60 percent of Chicago's of· fe ns ive plays this season. Margerum will collect an addi- tional $30,000 at the end of the year. Or, if he makes the NFL All-rookie team. he'll receive an additional $5,000 from the team. If he leads the Bears in receiving, that's worth another bonus. McEnroe behavior draws new fines NEW YORK CAP> -It's like, an ever-shifting, ever -widening battle front. Thursday, the powers of tennis came down on J ohn McEnroe with a pair of fines for his con- duct at Wimbledon, where he stormed about the court, broke a racket and berated an official, calling him a n "incompetent fool." McENROE AND most of the tennis establishment had expect- ed some fines. but what was con- troversial Thursday was the timing of the announc~ment, coming as it did during tHe U.S. Open. Officials of the Men's Professional Tennis Council had first indicated they would delay announcing their findine until alter McEnroe's run for a third consecutive Open Utle. "I don't think it was fafr." the 22-year-old McEnroe said after beatin& Tom Gullikson 6-3, 6-1. 6-3 Thursday night. ·'Of course I wouldn't think it was (air. It's just a bad thing to have something like that happen in tbe middle of a tournament." But he said he was ool sur- prised that the Council had made Its announcement when it did. Oranae Coast area players had Utt.le luck ln Thursday's ac· Uon. Betty Ann Dent of Newport Beach, loet In ain1les to Sherry Acker, 7-6, M and with team- m1te Lele Forood, dropped a 6-2, 6·0 decision to Andrea Jeeaer and Candy Reynoldl ln doubles. Scott Carnahan. a graduate of C Irvine. teamed with Glenn Petrovic in men's doubles but lost to Terry Moor and Eliot Teltschcr in three sets. 6·3. 4·6. 6-3 "I DON'T THINK 1 really need this," Mc Enroe said in res ponse to a question about wheth er s uch aggravations make him play better. "I don't need more reasons to win a tournament. .. l think I 've proved I can play under adverse conctit1ons -at Wimbledon this year. It's not in spite of people. I don't go around trying to s pite people. "This winning is something I've dreamed about since I was a kid." Mc En roe broadened his enemies list to include CBS, which has offended him by hav- ing a microphone on court. The network has a soundman seated on court with a microphone ror all matches. Frank Cbirkinian, executive producer for CBS's Open cov- erage, said the practice would not be changed. And true to bis word, McEnroe refused an ln- terview with a CBS reporter after his match and declined an invitation to the CBS booth for Its late-night update. TUE PRO COUNCIL. the rul· ing body of men's tennis. an- nounced early in the day \bat It bad fined McEnroe $2,250 for three mlnor violations of lta ~ode of conduct durln1 the Wimbledon fortnight. In the four exhibition games, Margerum estimated that he played about 75 percent of the time "Sure. I have an opportunity to make a lot of money from football. but that's not a major issue with me." said Margerum. "I'll probably make more in real estate anyway I love the game. Still. I suppose you have to go for everything you can get." WHEN THE BEARS and Packers meet Sunday, Ma rgerum'!> former teammate al Stanford and current re· al estate inves tment partner, James Lor- ton, will be one of the receivers for Green Bay. "I was fortunate to play with guys like that." Margerum said. "Es pecially pl ay- ing with <quarterback John) Elway a t Stanford las t year. He and Vince Evans <Chicago's quarterback) both throw hard and very similarly ." Margerum says that there 's no ques· lion what his top priority is now "I want to be a first-stringer as soon as J can. Right now, I'm the third receiver when we go against the nickel defense. otherwise I 'm playing behind Bas h ." IN THE EXHIBITION SEASON, Baschnagel caught just five passes so things are already looking favorable for Margerum and his goal. "If I'm not first string right away, l won't be disappointed though because I know I'll be playing a (()t. I've been read- ing in the papers here where the coaches s aid I'll be in there no matter what in passing situations." So far. the NFL has been kind to Ken Margerum. "When I came here, I thought all I'd be doing was blocking for Walter Payton," he said. "But I've been lucky, this is an enjoyable offense to work in. "MV SIZE (5-10, 170 ) hasn't created any problems yet. I've been hit pretty hard, but I seem to be real flexible. And the weather isn't a problem either. The muggy weather makes my hands sweaty and s ticky. J"m catching the ball better than ever " The difference between college and pro ball? "Not <See MARGERUM, Page C2> · AP ......... John McEnroe displays .tame facial contortions in U.S. Open. A,.WI..,.... The Dodgers· Hill Russell complercs o double play aqam!\I St I.oms lie later made an t>rror. allm.mnq the Cardinal.~ to u·m Dodgers' problem:. no bullpen-Sutte ~ • LOS ANGELES I AP > Bruce Sutter, the crack reliever of the St . Louis Cardinals, earned his 19th save of the season by pre- ser ving a come-from-behind vic- tory over Los Angeles. But he s aid afte rward his mounting s aves total doesn't really con- cern him. "I don't care if I get 50 saves this season," said Sutter, who leads the National League in saves. ·'The World Series is all we care about." THAT APPEARS obvious in the top of the ninth inning Thurs- day night when the Cardinals. down to their last out. rallied for three runs and a 5-3 victory over Los Angeles. The rally was keyed by two runs provided by Sixto Lezcano's fifth homer of the season and a couple of bungled plays by Dodger shortstop BUI Russell. The victory moved Sl. Louis into a 2v.i-game lead in the NL East over Montreal. "Obviously, every game i.s im- • portant in a limited scheduJe," s aid Sutler. who reportedly earns close to $1 million a year. ··o ur • close flrst-half record (30·a1) means nothing. "We have the best talent in the division. For me, it's a great reeling ~laying on a club that wants to win and also one that wants to pay its players." LEZCANO, WHO nailed re· liever Dave Stewart's first pitch into the le(tfteld seat.a, said: "I'm not a home r~lt~r. My Job is to spr~y the b \ewart ... made a mistake and I was a b to jump on it. "LA ·5 proble m is t hat th don't have a bullpen They n somebody like Sutter to come and hit the spots ." The Dodgers' bullpen did fi until the ninth inning. Bob Castillo. the club's long reUev -, was pressed into service as aj emergency starter in place Of Burt llooton. .. Castillo. in his first start l'1' four years, and his first ~ pearance in 11 days, pitcbfl well for five innings with the ~ ception of a two-run homer 1f1f Ken Oberkfell in the third" i1f1 ning. St. Loui s s tarter Silv Martinez held the Dodgers less until the fifth, but in sixth Steve Garvey followed double by Steve Sax and a w to Dusty Baker with his eigh home run, a towering shot center. T e rry Fors ter . follow Castillo with two scoreless . nings and Steve Howe pitched a score less eighth, but Keltb Hernandez led off the ninth wit.b a single. Howe, who made all the right pitches. got George Hen· drick to ground to Russell. on a 3-2 pitch. Hernandez, running ,n the play, beat Russell's throw-lo second and Hendrick beat Sax's relay to first. Howe got the next out, and then Darrell Portel' sent a double-play 1rounder to Su at the second out of tbe inning but Russell's t.brow lo Garvey et first was low ud aklpped pa.M him. ,. Orange Coas t DAIL v PILOT /Friday. September 4, 1981 --~----------------------~· ~~--------------------------------------------------~-------------------------... ~ Will di cipline end · Tarkio's loss streak? ••rom AP dispatches TARKIO. Mo. It's been about [il lhree years since T arkio College has C • won a football game, but the ne w coach believes lha t discipline a nd spirit will twlp his team b reak its 27-game losing streak - t ht• longest cur rent ske in in college footba II • •' "We're goi ng to break the losing streak or · •1 I'm going to, die trying," said Coach Scott Swor ford, 31, who will be the third coach to atte mpl lo slop the streak ·c The Tarkio Owls open their season Saturday ni~ht at home against Concordia, Neb The Owls' last victory cam e in September 1978 against Iowa Wesleyan. T he Owls began I that season with three straight victories, and the n lost seven straight. They lost all 10 games in both 1979 and 1980, and they lost a game to a I· Mexican team last season on a goodwill trip to t hal country ·' A liberal arts college associated with the ·. ) • .. Presbyte rian Church. Tarkio College, with a student body of 370, hes in a farming com m uni- ty of 2.600 in northwest Missouri This year 's team has 84 m em bers . Swofford , w ho w as hired last winter, rccruiled exte ns ively during the spring and summ er. bringing in freshmen prospects from as far away as Texas a nd F lorida. Quote of the day Gerry Faust, who built Moelle r High o r Cincinnati into a na tional prep powerhouse and vaulted into the football coaching job at Notre Dame: "'I don't think r would have this job without winning. and I don 't think I'll keep t his j ob without winning." Pastorjni will talk to Chiefs The Kansas City Chiefs. whose? qua rterbacking corps has been hit with injuries, plan to talk to vete ra n free agent Dan Pas torhti next week. P astorini's agent, Robert Cohen. said be had ta lked to a hair dozen team s about Pastorini "s availa bility and thal he would be in Kansas City late next week . Gibso n's homer sparks Detroit Kirk Glb•oo cru11hed u long lwo •. run homer and Rick Peter• drove tn two more runs with ft double as the s treaking Detroit Tlg~r~ p0unded Texas. 8 5. T hursd ay 10 l\ml•rtcnn Lea~uc 3C lion The win wus Detroit'!< fift h an a row und :strcninhencd the Tigers' hold on first place 10 th(' East 0 1vis1on . . Mike Jont"H und Dao Qui8t"obt-rry combined for a seven hitlt'r lo he lp Ka nsns City to a 3 2 victory over th._. New York Yankees Quisenberry. the Costa Mesa flig h and Orange Coast College produtt. picked up • his 14th i;ave with two in· nings o( relief work Two home runs by Tony Arrns.s und one a piece by Wayne G ro11s a nd JI m Spence r paced Ouk land's 14 hit attack Gibs<nt a ~ t he A · s c r u s h t' d Baltimore. 10 0 Ted Simmon 's t wo-r un homer in t he hflh m nmg lifted Milwaukee lo a 4 3 win Ov(•r Minnesota It was Sim mons' 12th hom er of the cam paign Gre g Luzlnsld's two-out double in the bottom of the ninth inning scored Tony Be rnazard and lifted lhe Chicago White Sox to a 4·3 win over Toronto Boston a nd Seattle played a 19-inm ng, 7 7 t ie in a game suspended by the Amencan League's l a .m cu rfew ' Giants win on Alexander two-hitter Doyle AJexander hurled a I WO· m hiller, Jeff Leonard knocked in three r uns and Jack Clark drove in two runs with a homer a nd a sacrifice fl y to lead San FranCIS('O to a 12·0 pound ing or t he Chicago Cubs Thursday an National League ac· t10n Alexander posted his fi rst complete game of the season and ret ired the last 20 batters he faced . . Geor ge Foster hit a bases-loaded home run and drove in five ru ns while Johnny Be nc h, m:iking his f1rsl start since breaking his left ankle in May. singled home one run and s lammed a solo home run as Cinci n nati heal Phlladt'lphrn. 9 3 Jose ('ruz crackt•d his 12t h home run of the season, a l wCJ·run s hot in thE' s1xlh inning, to Alexander back the eornbint.>d s ix·hit pitching of Vern Ruhle and Dave Smith as Houston edged Monlreal. 2·1. for its eighth straight victory Huhle scatlered four hits before giving way to Smith lo start the seventh inning . Bill Madlock hit a pair of doubles and drove in two runs. pacing a 15·hit Pit· lsburgh attack which gave veteran Luis Tiant his first National League victory as the Pirates defeated San Diego, 7 3 The 40·year-old T1ant, who won 225 games 1n the American League before joinin~ lhe Pirates· Portland farm club as start of the year. le ft after hve 1nn1ngs with a blister on his right foot Baseball today On this dote In busebitll m 1941 · With 18 gamt•s 11llll to pluy, the Nt>w York Yankee!> l'llncht·d thl· Amt:ncan l.t>a.:ut• pt.•nnJnl <their first or t hree s t r:,11lth li It was the e~1 rllt:sl pe nna nt chnch1n~ in m uJor leagut' history On th•~ dutt' in 1928 . T ht: Hoston Braves started a arucling i;tring in whieh thoy would play nint· doubleheaders 1n •• row, ;an a ll time m ajor leuguc recor d On ttus dat.C! LO 1!127 · At Clncinna tt'is Rt>d land Field , Pll · lsburgh's brother ad or Lloyd and Paul Waner hit sut·cessi ve pop ups that fell JUSt in~idc lhc: fou l line and then bounced into the stands home runs under the rules of the time. Today's birthdays San Francisco pifcher Doyle Alexande1 1s 31 Kan~as City second baseman F'rank Wh1tc is also 31 Three Duran aides are suspended The Cleveland boxing and wrestl • 10~ commission h as suspended thre«.' ml•n who worked in Roberto Duran's «.'<Jrncr dttling his unanimous decision over Nino Gonzalez in a Juntor m iddle weight bout 111 Augus l The three men a llowed a n illegal s ub- s tance, possible .ammonia, to be used to revive Ou ran . A juror who sat on the Ralder s·N F'L Jnlitrust trial panel to ld KNBC-TV that some· one identifying hi msel( as r epresenting the NFL had twice phoned her house t rying to reach her during lhe trial Harry Gant sped around Darlington Ract.>way at 152.693 miles per hour to edge Cale Yarborough for the oole posi· t m11 for tht> Southern 500 . Telev1s 1on. radio Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are. • " ' / excellent, " / , worth watching ; 1 " fair, , forget it. ~ 5 p.m., Channel 4 I I I BASEBALL: Cincinnati at Philade lphia. The Reds will send Mike Lacoss (J.7) to the mound tonight against the Phillles' Dick Ruthven ( 10-5). Cincinnati is 3111 ga mes behind In the Na - tional League West while Philadelphia, the fi rst· halt winner, is m ired seven games back in the East Division where St Louis ho lds a comfortable 211,.game lead. OTHER TELEVISION Tennis U.S. Open Highlight~. 11 30 p.m .. Channel 2 (taped). RADIO Baseball -Angels at Cleveland, 2·30 p.m ., KMPC (710), double-header; St. Louis at Dodgers, 7 · 30 p.m .. KABC (790) From Page C1 EV ANO. • • known to have a hear ing problem when 11omc- one tells you they don't want you It usua lly means they don't witnl you And finally, tl all this w;1s Ju~t one t>lg ni111undcri;tund1ng, as Muluvas1 is tryrni.; lo m uk<' us ~llev~·. why have lhe Rum ;H tornl'ys been ruck mg t ht•11 lm.1ms out the pa~t HI day'> lryin~ to find u solution to this (1<1:.c·o·> < .. mon K~1y, frii, up You blew 1t Why url' yoti afr~11d to :.ay you made ;1 mistake"' Contri1ry to some beliefs, you are human Anti, lt>t's :Hlrp 1t ll, 1r you h11d :said you were wro11.: 1n Uw first plat'<'. you wouldn't look u11 bad :1 s you do now · Ito\\ <·un you fatt• your playt.•rs and fl'£•1 you h<Jvt· anv cred1bil11y·1 Alt hou.:h I know you don't c•arc, how do you t hink yc>Ur credibility stands with the nwcha'' Mort• import.inti). ho" t un yo~ JUSt1fy lookang at yourst•lf in thl' mirror in the mornang? There 'i no exrus1· for not being honest with the nwdi;1 "Jone. To iss1w u "No Commeru ·· or · I ha Vt' 11nl111ng lo say " Is 11nc lhing To issue a "I didn't :.av that" uftt·r t ht• nwcf1a knows d1ffer<.'Otlv '' unothl;r • • • • NTIL T H R~OA V afternoon lhcre was some doubt as lo whl"thcr Ken Stabler wa~ going to acrompany his llouston teammates to Los Anf{elcs You sc•c. Stahlc•r had ..i hench wau<1nt waiting for him u1>on his arnv<il for bark <•h1hJ s upport p;i ~ rJ'll'lltS If the matkr hadn t been re<'l1f1ed Thursday Stabler would have been immediately arrestt!d onct• he had stepped off the plane · Hy the way, the Oiler!) as agreed upon in SI <1blt•r's ne\\ cont r'at·t paid off StablC:'r's debt to t lw tun1· of $36.flOO No woncf('r ht.• C'a me• 0111 of retirl'm<'nt • • Wnulil :-.oml'body like• l111'xpla1n to ml' how Jeff Kt·mp, who WC.IS pla<·t·d on \\;11\'er'> MondJ}. and Jim ('ollrns, Y.ho \\<J:o. placl'11n·1 • * • Th1.: t•ntire DrHr uff:111 has c·aused .Jack Youngbl11ot.I and Cud\ .Jmw., tu dcnv 1ntt•rv1cw re quc·st., rt>ccntl\ · · Hoth Youngblood .11HI .lont:'s twfore the big blo" up this "t>ek h Jd m atll' favorable statf:' mt.•nl<, t<m ard l>n e1 '-io\\ the' n:both rl;1mm1ng up lnlerPsllng • * • II quietly wenl unnotiC'erl , but Jeff Uelaney, tht· frt>c s:i fcty tn.1 ded hy the Rams lo Tam pa Bay durin~ the middll" of th1.• prl'St'ason. was r ut by the . Hue-. Boating class set Eagles that flock together, win together Balboa f'owl'r Squadron has scheduled its fall Safe Boating Course for Sept. 14 starting at 6 30 p rn al tht> Ne" 1>C1rl II arbor Yacht Club. 720 W Ha\ /\\'e . Balboa The Balboa 5quJdr<in 1s a unit of thl' L'nitcd ~lalcs Power Squadrons. a fraternal organ1rnt1on devoted e>.;clus1vl'I~ to boating education : At least, that's the prediction for talent-laden Estancia for the 1981 campaign . '-{. . fl\. ROGER CARLSON 'J/.,.o.i.,,.....s..., ·' Three years ago a Daily Pilot employee s aun· tered into the Sports Department afte r wa tching a CFeshman football team dismantle an opponent. He pronounced : "I guarantee you Estancia IUgb School will go unbeaten in 1981." Well, it's three years later and that observe r, Tom Titus, m ay want to take steps in a new pro· f cssional direction . Pe rhaps a male counterpart to Jeanne Dixon , footba ll scouting might be his best <1rea. THAT'S THE WAY it appears a s the Eagles prepare for the 1981 campaign and despite the loss of 215-pound fullbac k-line backe r S teve Kraiss 1 neck anJury > there 1s nothing but optimism within the Estancia camp • From a team which went to the CIF Central ~nference second round as tri-champion in 1980 )fe nine r eturning offensive sta rters and six r e· -tirning defensive sta rters. including All·ClF -llarterback Jim McCahill. 6-5. 230·p0und linem an f:e Smith a nd Michigan trans fer Curt Wenzlarr. entially the best'back in a league which in· des All-Cl F E l Toro star Damon Sweazy. ~11 McCahill, a sta rter as a sophomore, passed for 7 yards and 13 touchdowns as a unior and all of s receivers all·leaguer s Abel Cachola and mie Aikens return. Major university scouts _ m UCLA. Miami, USC. Brigham Young and any others have s ho wn deep inte rest ~ And , every scout that sees McCah11l a lso asks ~same q uestion "Who's the big tackle? .. z !~ WENZLAFF, MEANWlDLE, benches close lo • 0 pounds from a 5-1.-.i. 200-pound frame and has .65 speed in the 40, showing speed , stren gth a nd • nesse. These three. however, are just a frac tion or the cture at Estan cia whe re the Eagles see m to have lot of things going for the m. "l know there 1s a danger in being pleased • 1th a team before you even play a game." says stancia Coach Ed Blanton. "But this group has orked very ha rd and the attitude is there . hey're in s ha pe a nd I'm pleased right now. ey've paid a price as far as I'm concerned. "We feel confident in our passing atta ck and I ink our runrung game will be improved. or- ns ively we could be pretty s trong . Defensively e have some holes to fill in the line." om Page C1 ARGERUM. • • c h ," s aid Ma r gerum. "The de fens es a re pier in the NFL. There's only a couple dif- ent alignm ents. But the athletes ar e so much tter. They don't try to fool the receivers like y do in college baU. They just outplay you. "This bas definitely been a gre at experience me. playing the pros. This team has got the ent to inal<e lt to the Super Bowl. there's no stion " COSTA MESA JR. ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL ............... ,. ....... SI ...... ftOW.,... for boy. frcMft Cl9" 1-ll S ..... .,... at TIWlt«LI PAIK 6.a P.M. MOtitDA Y·1"UISD4 Y ••• PHONE 556-8729 Here's a rundown by position Ot~FENSIVE LINE Smith , who has ex- lrcmely quic k feet for his size, returns at tackle , but if he starts on defense. his offe nsive d uty may be limited a bit Marcel Gallardo (6 1, 188 s r. l is a returning sta rter at the olher tackle and MLke Griffin (6-l , 215 sr 1 returns at guard with very strong credentials. Mike Brockert < 5-10, 170 sr. > 1981 OUTLOOK figures to start at the other guard slot and Steve DethJefsen (6-1. 190 sr 1 returns at center Other tackles include Ed Deaton <6-1. 225 Jr ), Ken Sharp (6·1. 195>. Joe Romanoski <6-0, 185 sr > a nd Paul Sanchez (5·10. 225 jr I Deaton is a prospect. Other g uar ds include Dave Coleman (6.t, 185 sr .1. Marcel's brother, Cesar Gallardo < 5·9, 185 sr.), Mark J acob6on <5·11. 160 jr) a nd Tom Dennis 15· 10, 185 sr l Backup at center is Pat West ( 6-0, 175 jr I KJCKJNG GAME Mccahill IS t he ch ief punter and place kicker , Crandall and Davis a re capable of pulling the ball inside the 10 with regularity on the kickoffs . DEFENSIVE LINE Cole m an 1s listed as a st arter now, but the other end is up ror gra bs belween Dethle fsen, Ch retin, Guyot, Brockert and Mark Van Doran (5·8, 150 sr . ). Tackle is up in the air, too. with Smith, Deaton, Mar cel Gallardo, Romanoski, Griffin and Dennis in the picture . Nothing is clear cut al the nose. e ither. with Cesar Gallardo. Kravitz and Griffin availa ble . QUARTERBACK McCahill, a t 6·2. 188. has im proved a great deal In his ability to read t he de · fense and quickly get off the pass Scott Davis <5·11, 170 jr I threw for 1,400 yards in leading the fresh men to an 8-l record and it could start at several schools. according lo his coach. Also a t quarterback is Ralph Kravitz (5-10, 185 s r.). RUNNING BACKS -Wenzlaff was at Estan· cia for two years and a varsity letterman a s a sophomor e before his junior year in Michigan. At 5 11, 200 pounds. he gives the backfie ld the bull e lephant look with 6·0. 205-pound full back Chris Crandall aboard Cra ndall is a returning starter at fullback and linebacker a nd is as good a blocker as he is a runner, a ccording to his coach . Reserve fullbacks include Ric k Recio (5-10. 170 jr. and Jeff Owens (5-10, 185 sr . >. Reser ve t ailbacks include Alex Shiveley (6·1, 170 sr >. Bill Sieke r (5-10, 165 sr . ), Dan Lowe ry (5·8, 150 sr > and Ken Polaski CS·lO, 170 sr ). The Z-back <a tight end in the backfield > is Ray Urmson (5-9. 145 jr I. who re- Angels rained out; play .pair CLEVELAN D (AP> Thursday night's American League game between the Angels and the Cleveland Indians was postponed because of ra in. The contest will be played today as part of the twi·night do uble heade r. the Indians an- nounced. r9ld o,..-g w. "LIGHT" BEER FROM MEXICO $1.99 at Tnlder Joe & PrOllto · pnsa, the "llaht'' beer ca, BtlU has only 90 Mexico, sell• fo r1 calorT'C"a r e r hottle SUS ~r six pack In moat Please vlsl our newest ato r es . We m•de e Trader Joe's at the In· 9peclal buy, however, tersectlon of 17th Stree~ Which let& us sell ll ror Newport Boulevard a no only Sl.99. Made by the Superior Avenue <next to brewert wh o produc~ Dennr·s a nd Barclay's Bohemia and Carta Blan· Bank MOW IM COSTA MBA turns to his post. Olhers are Pat Guyot <5·8, 150 Jr.), Brad J avis (5·8, 150 sr.l a nd Ron Cham · berlain 15-11 . 165 jr ) RECEIVERS ll 's Just as rosy here, with Cachola t5·8. 150 sr .1 wide and Ai ken <6·1, 193 ) tight. Cachola caught 37 passes for 530 yards and 2 T Ds as a junior, Aiken caught 36 for 475 yards and 6 T Ds as a junior Bob Hoo <5· 7. 150 sr > backs up Cachola. Roy Stoneaker <6·0. 180 sr . > a nd Mike Cunningha m (5·9. 160 sr ) are backup tight ends. LINEBACKERS returning starters and about this position." Recio a nd Owens Crandall and Shively are Blanton says: "I feel good Others available include T he c:ourse instna·t1on 1s free and 1s open to :rn.vcini' OH'r 12 )'ea rs or age The 10-weeks course inl'lude6 mstru<·t1on on s uch s ubjects as handling under normal cond1 t111n.,, handli n g und<•r ..idverse cund1t1ons. st.•amanshq.> and common emer gencies, rules of thC' road, aids to nav1gat1on. compass a nd chart fam1lian2at1on. running lights and equipment. hnat trailering, 1nllrnd hoating and coastal pilot l n:;truC'tors art.• l"SPS memlwrs who arP \'t•lcrans in tx,ating art1v1ty flt•gistrnl1on is al G :io (>II lhc opening n1i:?ht l)f lhl' t'ourse Rams on TV Sunday SECONDARY Scott Davis (5·10, 170 j r .1 was Tht.• Hams announc:cd Thursday that all ltckets credited with e ighl inte rceptions in 1980, inc luding to Sunday ·s NFL Opl•ner against Houston have four in the CIF playoffs Ctwo against Neff and two hc.·en sold out and the game at Anaheim Stadium against Esperanza> Abel Cachola returns to the "Ill be telecast local I) as well as nationally other corner and he·s a three-year starter Othe r A Rams spokt!sman said it "'as NBC. \\h1ch comerbacks include Chris Conway <6 0. 170 sr 1. will telecast the gam<'. that bought lhe final 1,248 Hoo and J arvis. Urmson is a returning starter at llC'kcts so 1t could b<'am into the Los Angeles area. s afety. backed by McCahill and Polaski, but don't That move cost NUC about Sl8.000 but opens look for McCahill to be used here often. At rover is up a wide art!a or lelccast1ng for the opener Bill Sieker, who missed hls junior season , but re· Tht' NFL r ules say t hat a gam e must be sold turns as a senior and is considered the No. 1 pro-c111t 72 hours in adv~ncc of kickoff before 1t can be specl for the spot He's being pressed by Pen-tt.>ll•V1scd locall\' nsvlvania transfer Mike J ones <6·0, 180 sr . >. i\n.1h1·im Stadium has a capacity or 69.C)45. -----------------------------------------------------~ Baseball standings t\ME RICAN LEAGUE Weal Division Ka nsas City x·Oakland Chicago Angels Texas Minnesota Seattle W L P ct. GB 13 11 .542 11 11 .500 1 11 12 .478 l \12 lO 11 .476 1 If.I 10 12 .455 2 10 15 .400 3i.., 8 15 .348 4~ East Division Det roit 16 8 .667 Baltimore 13 10 .565 21~ Milwaukee 14 11 .560 21h Bost.on 12 10 .545 3 Cle vefand 12 12 .500 4 x·New York 12 12 .500 4 Toronto 10 12 455 5 x first ·h alf divis ion winner T...,_y'tk-. ......... ci. ... 1enc1 '*··rein I Mii..-• «. MllWWIOt• J S.etae 7, 8ol1on 7n•1,,,.....,_ w.erd9cf) O•-lend 10._ a.111,,_. o Chlc990« •er-> 1(-c(1y J, New v., .. , 0.tn>CI I, TH•I S , ... , .• o-.. A,..., (ZMw! .. , -A..,.o ~a> et c..,..1_ CB•rio;., 7-4-Blylevotn ... 1 ... (21, In S..tt .. (~rd 0-41 et Mtton IT-,_'> (•ft ... cemp1etl0nots.....-oe,...I 11 O•kl•11d (La l'l9lord 1·11 t i 6e1llmore (McG,..... ... J11 11 TOt'Oflllt (stltO M l et CN<etO l~emp ~, 11 Ml'--• Cc.iclwitlt "11 et Ml,_,_~ WI. II H-V-(Ma, M l et l(.n.-. City (..._.. 1·f l, n o.11'911 CWlko• "'SI ot Tena I~ '"'41, 11 NATIONAL. l.EAGUE Wt>sl Division W L Pct. GB llouston 16 8 f,67 San 1-'rancisco 14 9 609 11, x-Dodgers 14 10 583 2 Atlanta 13 10 565 21 z Cincinnati 12 11 522 31h San Diego 7 18 .280 91~ East Division St Louis 14 7 667 Mont real 12 10 545 212 New York 11 12 478 4 Chicago II 13 453 41~ x Philadelphia 8 15 .348 7 Pittsburgh 8 17 .320 8 x First·half division winner "'-'-''•k-SI Loult•.~) Pll~ 1, Sen Dle9o > S•n Fr8nCIKO 12, Clllcego 0 Hout!Gn 2. MolllrMI 1 CIM._I ,, Ptlll-lpftle l on1, ~ K "-dviecl T ... y•t o-.t SI Louis IMe#lll'I 4-21 el 0...-n (Goltl 2 JI, n H-tofl IAyen l·l l •I Moftl••el (GlllllO:IOl'I 4-41,n Allenle INl ... f'O ~) ... N ... Vol'k 1-.1. , ... ,, n Cll'lclnna tl l~•Cou J·ll el Phll•O.lphl• (Aulh--10.~)1 n Pttbbur'Qf> (,..ret HI •• s.t11 oi.vo 11.o41., 1·11,n CllkatD ll<eNW 1-41 et $.en Fre~IK9 IGrtlfHI , .. 1.11 ~-~~~~~------~~----------....... -----------------------------------------------...... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4, 1981 It's like breaking up peanut butter and jelly CBS separates Brookshier and Summerall. and suddenly pro football on TV loses its flavor ) «"3 3 p Ill. 1'1 1 Wf:sr•:RN () TDOORSMAN 81\S•:KALI, Tht• l'umnnutt lkdb v8 the Ph11J1e1> - .. By Rlt ('t: LOWITT ,.,.._..wntw 11 's sort of like seelnit <i theater marquee lis t· 1n1ot tht• c·u mcdy 1t·11 111 of Dean Mar tin and Lou ('ustt'llo Or m<1ytw I ht• danc•tng team of Ginger Ho~t·rs amt Gt•m• Kl'lly Segm<.•nts uwlude u goose calling expedition 1n T exas' Sabini.' l'a:-os walerwuy Also. A trtp to Idaho's Snakt' R1vl•r in se;11'('h of ancient white ut Phllt1d1•lplt 1u 1501 SOC'C•:R MAU t; JN . Somt•how. 11 JUSl 1sn 't nght. CBS has gone and broken up its bes t football broadcasting team. Torn Hrookshier und Pal Summerall. Put each of 'C'm with u new purlner Oulrugi:ous Brookshi~r. the t•x ·l'hiladelphta Eagles de re ns1vt• back , s witches from color comentary a nd thcl'l· haven't been many guys in front of a m1r ropholll' more colorful than Tom Lo do play- hy play this Sl'ason lle 'll ht-boothed on Sunday witlt J ohnny Morris. lhl• former Bears flanker. in Chicago "I T HINK I MA V hit hun with a forearm across the chops once in a while ... said the "ir- repressible Brookshier "Just a reflexive action. you understand · Summerall. the more low key m ember of the former duo. will spend the first two Sundays o f the sl'ason at Lhl' t ' S Open tennis c hampionships, then will ho<Jk up first with Hank Stram. the dap- per ex·<'oach, and then w1th John Madden. the not· so dapper cx·toach There's no doubling lhal Brookshier and Sum- merall are going lo miss each other as much as we're goin~ lo miss the m. And it's equally c lear that nl'1ther 1~ happy "".i lh this corporate decision. "Tht• S unda y~ are going t o be OK ... Brookshier said with a catkle. •'but the Saturday nig hts are going lo be prt•tty dull " · "I don't think that's t'rue at all. and I don't think Tom really fe els that way," Summerall res ponded 'I dun 'l think the Sundays are going to he ::ill that OK · BROOKSHI ER BELIEVES Terry O'Neil. ex· ct·utl\'l' dtrt'<'lor of CHS Sports. "is sort or going to move Pt'ople around for a while. maybe three or Ra1n contests top ABC liSt Thert-arc two Ram games on ABC television this fall in a total of 16 presentations for Monday night football e1long with a Sunday night telecast from Dallas on the same network I Channel 7 \. ABC will also have three Sunday night games giving lhl• Monday ni ght crew of Frank GiHord. Howard Cosell and /or Don Meredith/Fran Tarken- ton a total of 20 g amcslthis fall. :'I/BC I Channel 41 a nd CBS (Channel 2 I split doublt-hcadl'rs on Sunday during the regular season and l'al'h has a game on Thanksgiving Day. Nov 26 along with two Saturday presentations in Det·embcr II ere '.s a list of lht' regular season games already announcl'd S<•pl i Sept 14 Sept 21 Sept 28 O<'l 5 0 l't 11 Oct 19 Oct :w Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov 16 Nov 23 Nov. 30 Dec 7 Oec 14 Dec• 21 Sept HI Sept 17 Dec 3 Monday Night Games ( A BC • Channel 71 San D1e~o al Cleveland. 6 p m Oakland al Minnesota. 6 p.m Dall as ill New England, 6 p.m Rams at Chicago. 6 p.m Atlanta a t Ph1ladelph1a. 6 p m M1am1 at Buffalo. 6 p.m Ch1c•ago al Detroit. 6 p.m. llou~ton at Pittsburgh, 6 p m Minnesota at DeRver. 6 p.m. Ruffalo at Dallas. 6 p.m. San Diego at Seattle. 6 p.m M inncsola at Atlanta. 6 p. m Philade lphia at Miami, 6 p.m. f>1llsburgh at Oakland. 6 p.m . Atlanta at Rams. 6 p.m . Oakland al San Diego, 6 p.m . Thursday Night Games Pitts burgh at Miami. 5:30 p.m Philadelphia at Buffalo. 5· 30 p m Cleveland a t Houston. 6 p.m Sunday Night Game Ol'l IR Ra ms at Dallas, 6 pm. <CBS , Channel 2) Thur~ .. Nov 26 Chicago at Dallas. Noon Sat . ON· 12 Minnesota al Detroit. t p .m. Sat . Dec 19 Dallas at New York Giants. 9 30 <i m I NBC , Channel 4) Thurs .. Nov 26 Kansas City at Detroit. 9:30 am Sett . Dc•c 12 New York Jets at Cleveland. ~ :10 a m. Sal . Dec 19 Buffa lo al Miami, l p.m . Alabama, LSU on TV Autumn may not be in the air just yet on the West Coast but college football is back , alive and well. and the ABC network (Channel 7 locallyl has lined up three early·season contests to be shown he re live. This Saturday it will be Alabama at LSU at 6 o'clock with Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles bringing the action live Next Saturday !Sept 12> il will be Stanford and Purdue and on Sept. 26, it will be USC and Oklahoma competing The game on Sept. 19 has not been determined by network officials. For the bala nce of the year . the schedule will be announced each Monday for the following weekend. according to A BC. Pat Summerall Tom Hrooksh1er four weeks at a lime, until he settles on teams. "Pat and I were talking about lhill <the split> the other day. We didn't have any c hoice. I JUSt thought. 'Well, I've been the former player long enough. May be it's lime for me to move over and become the stabilizing guy in the booth. doing the pl ay by play· I'm JUSt going to have to do things likl• wal<"h the c lock more. things I used to take for granted." Whether lhl' rambun<:l1ous Brookshier can work as well with Morris < "lle's kind of quiel com· pured lo m1:," To m said. ignoring the fact that most of the world is quiet compared to him > re· mains Lo be seen. But it's for sure we won't be hearing the free a ssociation Brookshier- Summe r<&ll dialogue which. on plenty of occasions. drifted far and wide or the action on the field bt·fore them "We'd gotten to know each other so well tthey Wl•rt: a learn for 512 seasons> that we never had a problem over who .,.. as going lo say what And to find Chat mix is very d1fftcult," Brooks hier said. Saturday's TV, radio TELEVISION 9 a.m 151 WCT INVITATIONAL -Bill Scanlon vs. Vl)ay AmrnraJ . taped in Ma rch ·at Salisbur~. Md II am t51 ANGELS BASEBALL The Angels meet the Indians in Cleveland 11 15 a.m. C4J BASEBALL The Houston Astros meet the Expos at Montreal 12:30 p.m . (28 ) TENNIS FOR T H E 1-'l'TURE Coach Vic Braden shows that no amount of strategy can over come a lack of fun d<&mentals. 1 p.m. C21 U.S. OPEN TENNIS Early round play. taped a l Flushing Meadow Park. NY 1 30 p m. t 11 I T HIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 2 p.m (41 S PORTSWO RLD -James Scott ( 19·1 11 vs. Dwight Braxton 114·1-l J in a scheduled 10 round light heavyweight bout fro m Rahway. N.J Slate Prison 171 ELEVENTH ANNUAL SENIOR OLYMPICS Athletes over 30 compete by age group in winter and summer Olympic t>vents including s wimming. speed skating. gym nasties Del Mar Handicap slated DEL MAR The in AUTO PAITS tnorrled1eable, friendly parts ,..,,,. sturgeon 171 1980 LOS ANGELES RAMS HIGHLIGHTS "The Return of the Big Play" t•hroniell'S ttw Harns 11 5 season led by Vince Fer, ra gamo. 1111 BOXJNc; Top fights taped AuJ.l 29 Sept. 4 ut 1:us Vegas, Hakl•rsfteld and Loli /\ngclcs 3 30 JI rn 171 <iot.•· Taped coverage of the Walhr l'up from Cy press Point Club in Pebble Be ach (34 1 •'UTBOL Austria vs Bulgaria. 4 1> m <2l U.S . OPEN TENNIS -Coveral;(t' rnritinucs of lhl• U S Open. taped at Flushing Meadow. NY 4·30 pm 17 > WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS W BC s upl'r .,.. c llcrwl·1ghl champion Wilfred Benitez ddends his lltlc against Carlos Santos in a scheduled 15 round bout, taped at La~ Vegas. Also taped coverage of the US women's pl<1tform div ing champ1onsh1p, from M1!.s1on VwJc1 5 pm 1281 SOCC'ER. 6 pm «71 COLLEGE FOOTBALL The Alabam a Crimson T1d1• vs the LSU Fighting Tigers al Buton Rouge, l.J 6:30 pm 1501 T•:NNIS FOR THE FUTURE Coach Vit· Hraden show~ how to make one 'f. stroke y,.ork duriug s1nglt·~ play Hp m 1501 SOCCE R MADE IN GERMAN\'. 9 p .m 1501 SPORT S AMER ICA lli~hhghts or th<.• Rig Eight men's and women 's in· door tra<'k and fit•ld championships from Lincoln. N1·h 10 p 11l < 11 1 RAMS' WE EK Rarry Tom1>kins 1s lht1 host for this weekly look at the Ham~· st•Json 11 11 m 151 1981 l'AC-10 FOOTBAJ,J, P REVI EW J oe Dutt1ttu 1s lhC' host for this pre ~l'<tSon look al tht· P«H' Ill foolbull teams II 55 µ m 121 t:.S. OPES TF.NN IS lllGllLJGllTS. RADIO Baseball Ani:cls .11 t'lt>veland. 11 a m . KMP(' t7to1. ~I Loub al Dodgers. 7 pm . KAtK I i9() I Footbe1ll {'al Stale Fullerton at W)ommg, 12.30 p.m . KWHM <1270 J\M I. 4 30 pm KWVE 1108FM 1 delay, Southern l'tah Stall' at Cal POI} l'omona , llJ JOp m . KHWM cl370AM 1.dela.)o T ennis l ' ~ Open l11ghhghts, 12 50, I· 50 pm . KNX 1 !0701 I lnrsc~ Woorlward Stak1:0.,. 2 10 p m , KNX p.m .. KNX t IU7U J Sunday's TV, radio ( TEL EVISION 9 ·30 a.m 121 NFL:fOOI\ '\' Segments in elude a look a l the Washington Redskins, who. aflt'r a d etudt• of dcrens1ve football. have hired of- fe nsive-minded t'Oat'h Joe Gibbs . 10 am 121 NFL FOOTBALL The New Orleans Saints vs the F<&lcons at Atlanta 1501 - SPORTS AM ERl('A llighlights from the 26Lh annual All Arabian horse sho\\ from Scottsdale. Ariz Abo A v1s1L Lo Lhc training area and in· lerviews w1Lh the owners and nders 6ERMANV. '· Noon 141 WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN • s .. ~mt·nls 1nc:ludc a look at pt.-regnne falcons and a , rl'port on ht>w parasites hu ve affected big ho rn sheep in tlw Colorado Rockies 12::JO p.m 14> NFL 81 tfost Uryunt Gum~l tukeb u look at this week's game11 I 11 m (2J U.S. OPEN TENNIS Eud y round play from Flu11hin)( Mt.•adow Park. NY If I , NFI. .-t>OTBl\LL Th<' llouston Oilers v f. lh\• Los A11gclt·~ Hum~ 2 :JU pm 171 GOl.F The 81st l ' S amateur l'hamp1onsh1p rrom San Francisco. 4 30 pm 111 GREATE T SPORTS 1.EGENDS A profile of basketball's Jerry We-;t. om· of the highest ~corers 1n NBA history Ii IJ m 121 PRO FOOTBALL WRAP. . 7 pm 1~1 TENNIS FOR THE FUTt:Rt: · t'o<it'h Vil' l:ln 1den shows how to make one's st rt1kt- .,.. ork--dunng singles play 11 30 pm 121 U.S. OPEN TEN:\IS lllGllLIGllTS. 191 COi.LEGE FOOTBALi. P R EVl t:W. RAOIO l<'ootball Houston at Hams. I p m • KM l~C <710 1. H:.udcrs al Oenvcr. Ip m. KNX 110701 : Baseball Angt'ls al Clevt•land, 11 " rri .. KIEV 1870 1, St Louis <tl Dodgers. 1 pm . KAlll' . I 17901 Tt•nnts l' S C>pt•n Highlights, 3 50 p.~ .. KNX110101 (Th<> Oaily P ilot is not responsible for late changes.) • r1. ( '. " fJ 'l111qt1111ttll H'.h/111/:i: HOLIDAY RACING THRILL S LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIAL S ~----TOllGHT I P.M. -'J STOCK CAR DOUBLEHEADER GRAND AMERICAN 1DD LAP FEATURE LIMITED SPORTSMAN JO LAP FEATURE (:;:, SEVEN· UP fl .. <~: S~~~~~~~KES •,-~ SPRINT CAR "THUNDER & LIGHTNING" ~ SAT., SEPT. 5, 8 P .M . • 50 -LAP FEATURE SUN., SEPT. 8, 8 P.M . · 40 ·LAP FEATU fl~. 11 am. 15 1 ANGF:LS BASEBALL The O•lt••.Olfl•l•IC•r OfAu .. ,.... 'j Anl?l'IS mel·t th<' Indians 1n Cleveland (7 1 ,.,,..fPI ,,..r "'""10" s""' D•IC.O .aN0111 "Ef ""'s "'"' _. _:_::_.:__:__:_~~.I~~~~--=-=-~~~~~==~~ Prkes 'ood thru 9/6/81 , 1 ·i :· ., v1talional $150.000 Del Mar I landicap. the pre· mier<' contest o r the s ummer rac ing season for older thoroughbreds. will climax Del Mar's Labor Da y ho lida y weeken d . when t h e classic is presented for the 42nd time Monday SAVE BIG Motorcrafl _1arsam Spark Plug El e~c n S titches. second only to Pleasant Colony a m ong 1981 money winners with a total o f $644.125 this year. will head an out- standing field that wi 11 run a distance 120 feet less than a mile and one· quarter Winner of three con seculi ve ma1or stakes at Hollywood Park, includ· ing th e $500 ,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. Eleven Stitches appears to be the early favorite. Expected to oppose Eleven Stitches are Tahitian King. a three· time winner this season, Regal Bearing, a two. time win ner this season al Del Mar, Wickerr. an upset victor in the Eddie Read Handicap a nd Shamgo, Pine Supreme and Exploded Preceding the De l Mar Handicap will be the Del Mar De butante <Sunday ). ON VALVOLINE_ Diesel Fuel Conditioner 9oz. s1~~ Automatic Traaml11lon Fluid CINclc It to urt this rit•I· tNrf of yow car. 99:. Regular Type 87c Resistor Type 1.04 U.1 fl/dory,.. .. ,. 25c 25c ., 'w.d nuil. -=-;~-------::=:-::=-::-62 :.. 79: .. I.MT •z-IUV#O • COCJl'O# AT STOIE ~-~ Tune Up Kit 111.J.f II 6 Cyl. .... o.lt:o pointl. rotor. CMllkwl. ~'I::t 1525• $399 * tlf-1 '6 75 • ·s.-w IJtli#t ,. PEAi( l 'his Week s SJleCia l '4" '''· ·100 ,.,. RAMS SEASON TICKETS Ll•lited Cholc• Seats 1 .... HCM11t0tt Ticll•h a•aHClllbl• 213-463-1101 ....... s..yl 714·752-0960 1980 CADILLAC SEVILLE \u)ltom two-tone palhl. Cadillnc wire wheel covtrs • !. /\M F'M stert'O with <'8S8etlt! ta~. 1577ZEN) $15,995 Cadillac' Vol~ ~;on Strol« A~enwnt AtiOJlablr Get• hard shell fl11isltl LESS MFG. REBA TE * turtle wax® ~· ....... -_,, s2 ~ 'l=i• '$2.00 limit. Offer expires 9/15/81. COUl'O# ArALUU AT STOii COSTA MESA • South Coast Auto SuillQ , NEWPORT BEACH • Ulited Auto Parts 688 W. Baker at BristDI • 55&-2• • 2902 W. Coast Highway • 646-9E .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4, 1981 Writers pick U C to win ac-10 tiile Vaqs hope to end depression Will old-fashioned ideas eliminate hard times at Irvine'! 'l'Jo;M Pl<~. Ariz. (AP) l''or By ROGER CARLSON Of -DMty ...... l44lfl lht" 17th con:itculivc seas9!l• the llnlvl'rslt'y or Southern Collfornau footbull teMm has been p1~kt.-d to wm the Paclfk 10 Conference title by a vote of the leoguc':> skywriters Irvine High football tOllch Terry Henigan says there are some old fashioned ideas being inserted in the Vaqueros' ~ystcm this season, beginning with a winged-T offense. . Tht> writer s made their self'c-tlon here Thursday during the final stop of the 19Kl tour. That's lhe situation at Irvine where the Vaqs have undergone some hard limes since opening in 1977. u~c received 16 first-place vote::. and 27 1 overall points Arizona State was picked to hnish second in the Pac 10 this season, garnering 246 points and ti flr!>t place votes. UCLA was third with 240 points and five votes while Washington was fourth with 2Q7 point!> and one first-pl ace .vote. An 0-10 record in 1980 was 'the capper and Henigan has been brought in to right ttle ship. Whether it can be turned 180 degrees In 180 days hasn't been de- termined, but Henigan, begiMing his 13th year as a coach, feels he has some in· d1viduals who can m ake it ha ppen. The other projected finishes by lhe writers had Oregon In fifth place followed by Stanford. Arizona. Washington State. CHl1fornia and Oregon State. THERE ARE 10 returning starters amidst a squad of 48 and he has brought in three new coaches -Bob Flint with the of- fensive backs, Rick OeCicco with the of fens1ve lme and Zaveno Brenner with the linemen "Physically we're very small and it con- cerns us." s ays Henigan. "It appears we might have to ask a few to go both ways and when you're not physical and you do that it can create some problems. But I'm pleased with the efforts. They've worked very hard during the off season. use has now been picked to finish first in 18 of the past 19 seasons The Trojans have f{One on to win the P ac-10 title 10 times. Stanford's J ohn Elway was a vnuni mous sel ectio n by the writers to be the league's out- s tanding quarterback. USC tailback Marc us Allen and Stanford halfback Darren Nelson lied for running back honors with 10 votes apiece whilt• lhl' league's top receiver wa!t picked to be Stanford split end Andre Tyler. "We look for Mike Tierney to really be a good one <tight end-line backer> and we're feeling very comfortable al quarterback ... continues Henigan. PlllUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ aus1111ss NAMI STATEMENT 14ARBOA AREA APPLIANCE SERVICES, 11«1 l._, A...., .. , Unit 0, CCKI• -. C•lltwnle talt C..ry E-Wllo6", JIOJ War,..,, LeM. Coll• ~ ... C.Hloml• on.2' Thi• llusll'IH$ I• <~led by en In <li.IOUel. Gary E. Wiiton f~IS Slel-1 •ff flle<I with the Counly Clerk of Orar19e County on AllQ<l~lli, 1 .. 1 1'16"11 Pullll.tled Or-CNS1 Oelly Pllol, "119 11, Se9I 4, II, II, 1 .. 1 •W• PVIUC NOTtE l'ICTITIOU5 aU51NESS MAME STATEMENT The following P•,.on Is dolno b•UlnH••• AOOMMATE SEEKERS, UOO Oow SI , Suite 100. Newport lke<11, CA tlMO Terrence F Koecktllt, 77'57 Redo-le St., Min ion Viejo, CA mn Thh lluslnni Is conclu<l.0 DY .., UlodMOuel. T..-ry ICoeorltr Tiiis Jlel-1 was tllelislneHH. COA/SAN MARCOS, L TO., JIU San M>Quel Orlw, Suite 100, Newpor1 Beech Cellfornla "2MO Ml<-t I C-, ~ San Mlg .. I Drl•t. S1Jlle 100, Newp0rl Buell, C•lllotnla9- R-., D Eul. 3't S... M19...i Drlwt, Suitt 100, Newp0rt Bu ell, CalllorNa '2MO "I th.ink they're laungry to win and we have a lot of support here " Here's a rundown by pos ition. QUARTERBACKS Mike Zorn C5·10. 165 j r I was the sophomore team 's l'ICTITIOU5 IUSllUlSS NAMa STATHllaNT TM folloWl"9 ........... ,... dol"11 b111l11eu as ALMA OESIGN CONSULTANTS, 17 C--•le Orlw, ccw-dltl -. CA 'l2W I) Al-V S.OWa, 11 Camllf1a Drlvo, C.,.._ 0.1 MM. CA '2US ti 1(11 Lane Warren, 14"'' LUM 8onl\a, i.....,. Hiiia, CA. t26SJ JI George B. S.OWe, 11 Cambria Or Ive, c.-dltt Mar, CA. "'" This bualnfts I• c-9"1 l>y "" !ft. dl•ldual Aimone Y S.OWa Thi. sw-.1 -111.0 wllll -County Clerk of O.ar19e County on Avg 1?, 1"1 ,,_,1 Publl.-Orange (OHi Dell¥ Piiot, Avg. IC, 11, ti, 5epl 4, lttl PUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINIU NAME ITATIMINT JS.S-.1 Tiie fol~ _.... Is 00"'9 -,.. .... LAGUNA SEA SPORTS, 101 NeW1I0'1 BIV<I •• c .... Maw. CA '1W Alvin Santln'(Or, a Emerald Bay, Lav--h, CA. '2"51 This buM-Is cOllcluC9"1 by an 111· dlvlduet. AMnSantmve• Thi. ltll-1 WU fllacJ •1111 l"8 County Cieri! of Orange County on Auv 12, 1 .. 1 l'lt.Mtf """11-Ofanot CN'1 Delly Pllo4.. Avg IC,11,11,-5-1 '. 1 .. 1 »1 .. 1 ruauc NOTICl l'ICTITIOUS 8U$1NESS NAME STATEMINT fht lo11ow1119 per\011s art do1n9 bu\INUat._ WARMINGTON RELIANCE YEN ruRE. -""""''"" Sire.I Co>I• Mew, c..i11ornl• '16» ruu NOttE I ---- l'ICTITIOU$ 8U$1NH.S I NAM• STATEMaNT The foliOWl"11 ~ b OOlng bull· MUH SOFTWARE ~OLUTIONS, .,, I Hol--· c .. i. -... CA.,.,,. Ja..-wun.,,., Arnold, nJ Hol'-•r-. c..i. Mew, CAtlU. Thi• ~~j I• <onduci.cl .,, Oii !ft. I dl•lclual J Arnold ThlJ si.•-· •al !lied •11~ .,..Oii I Countv Clerk of O.ar19e County Avg 12, Utt 1'1-M Pullll!lhtd OrAnVO eo.si Delly Pllol, I Aug 1C 71, ?t, 5epl C, ltll *°41 l'UIUC llltE I ---- fllCTITIOUS a uSINEU NAME STAT•M•NT I The ,,,.lowln9 __, I• OOfnv butl· M1'n WORTH-MORE CONSULTANTS. I 16U2 C-tr..c:llOfl Circle E .. t, •A, lrvlM , CA '171C, JAMES F CO..N, R MARGIE, CONN, S He<"on, lrvlfte, CA .,71, 1 Tiiis -"'"t It Cond\Kltcl by -lft dl•lduoal "-,,1oc- Tllll ....._, ••• 1119<1 •1111 .... I County C1tr• of Or-County on Aug, U. l•I quarterbuck 111 1980 and Jim Gasho (5 10, 155 sr I sttw llm1lcd time with the varsity ( I for S for 11 y i1 rds l . Both are right handers and figure to operate the run-pas& option out o( the wioged-T Like moat areas ut Irvine. the starting berth is a ways off from being settled. RUNNING BACK8 Mike Gold (5·9, 180 sr 1 1s a returning stHrter at fullback Gold rushed tor 112 yards on 22 carries ais 1981 OUTLOOK a junior. Battling him is Brett Schumm ( 5-9, 155 sr. l. At left halfbuck are Kent Pickering (5·8, 175 s r.) and Jay Scott <5·9. 165 sr.1. Jamie Sturtevant 15·7, 140 sr,) is a returning starter at right half with 1980 numbers reflecting 282 yards on 90 carries and 2 touchdowns. Also at right half is David Clay 15-6, 140 sr 1 RECEIVERS Mark Bondi <5·8. 145 s r > rnturns after 10 catches for 144 yards and 1 TO. along with Ernie Lee, a 5-9. 145-pound senior who caught 3 for 37 yards. Also in the picture are Howard Pearls tein <5·9. 140 sr I and Chris Ma n- deville <S-11 , 160 jr.I Tierney, who caught l l for 133 yards. is at light end Dan Hardigan (5· 10, 170 sr . l. Regan Wilks I 5· 11, 160 sr > and Rod Poissant ( 6 0, 195 jr > are other tight ends and figure to play. especially when Henigan opts for two tight e nds. OFFENSIVE LINE Five have legitimate shots al starting at tackle - WHEN YOU llUY TWO JUGS Of l'RESTONE II ANO .. i;;;;--' PRESTONE ANTI FREEZE COOLANT ' TESTER four reg low pnce -CASH REFUND FROM PRES TONE OUR FINAL COS! LESS REFUND PRESTONE HUSH N rill KIT lour reg low pt1<el u , ~ CASH REFUND FROM PPESTONE 3" 2" .. • YOUR FINAL COS! LESS REfUNO 1 °' MAIL IN CERTIFICATES AVAllAllLl IN STORES ... s1• .,,,..It' Dl:a~· ... ··"""'!' ..... ftOkAL • DUllU'J ~Vllll.tllflMOw( .. Thi• b<lslneu h conduc led by • lmll.O pertnonNp Ml<-•· c-Thh Jlettmtnl wa• llle0'atlon, -P,,llma'I Slr•I. Co5t. -... Calllornl• .,•» Aellanrce ~ Co . a Cellfornl• cor porttlon. J700 San Fer-A-. ~ •nve•"· c..a11ornia -s ,,_It E' P11blltll.o Or<lftOO Coesl Dally Piiot, I .-e A.'-' • AIJV.IC,71:;~;~ *Ml 1 ~ County Clerk of O<a nve Counly on A~l,.,1 .. 1 .. ,_ R-"· _,.._, E.._. HI..._,~~. s.ttetSd ...._, ha<11, ca.,_ Pullll.,_., Or-Coal! Oally Pilot, A119 ti. S.PI. c, II, 11, 1•1 ..._... Piil.iC OE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINEH NAME ST•TEMENT TM followlnv person• are dolnv l>VslnlUH c 0 I( EN TERPRISE~. un Man.alo Or . H\.OntlnqlO<l 8ooch, CA ., ... Ot•ld I... ~r. tsn Marvel• Or . Hun11ng1ew1 a..c11. c" .,..., Calldkl9 A Slwo..,....r, IS72 MaNalo Or , H\lntlnQlon 8oech. CA n.-. Thlt l>Vslnen h conducted by a ""·--·"· David ShMowr Thi• •laftmtnt WH tlltd •1111 the CollfllY Clork ol 0.-County on A119 II 1"1 ,, ...... Pullll~ Or-C...11 D_.1Y Pllol. Auv n. a . 5ap1 c. 11. ,., l7'*4• NII.IC llltl Thi• l>u•ln .. , ,I\ colldutled DY • general llertN~lllp Tt. A-r1 P w.,.,,..1ft9lon Co wt111em J P1nm-""'',,..'•' '"" lYll...-1 ••• llltd with , ... County Clt r• ot O.anoe County on AWQ " "" .. ,_ PubllsNcl Or-Co.st Dally Pllol, Awg 71, 11. SooPI C, 11, '"' 31U·'1 NIUC 1111£ l'ICTITICMn IUSIN•U NAME ITATEMaNT Tll• tollowl"Q pe.•o"' ••• dolnv .,.,,,_ .. OESIGN INTERIOR!>, Z220 Eesl Frull su .. 1, Sant. Ma, Cellfornla '1701 I .. ~ Ge! ...... ,-m l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS \felvffll 'v NMdSTATEMUIT I Uj""'•P<>n\ and ,,.:S ..... fllliOWlne _._, 1s <1o1ne'1.a~oo 1 .. _, I ..... __ ~. VS fi:NT£RPRISE5, U l , .. F•fr•-· H·ICQ, c-ta Mase, Ca. .. .................... . Vlfttent M. Sf\••"•", )JOO Rain Oaincr· 1~ ?u••f"'"'~ Fa lrvtew. H·tOI. COit• Mew, Ca. m» _ 3 s2 to ~fl.t\I titirer1 It\•· t•••d•f'IQ Tf\I bu ' I ondu t d b I B 4 oon! <:Maler dP(1hrt1 ''" 10 1 1 11m1..!i~~o~c <• ye uY " 1so •""''"e"c""''l"·~·••"- Vlncent M. ~ l~S retuoi, ~ 3tt Thi. 11-...... we. filed wl"' IN I ~ • bnn1,, 61 -- C""'IY Cle<• of Or-CownfY Oii SO ~ ,._ 12s ._... s. ,.,_ tos1 uc~ oon't ,,.,.. Pvllll-Or ..... CoMI O.Uy Pllol I Avg IC, 21, ll. 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C•llfornla9- NewPOrt H omt Lo•n, Inc .• Cellfomla t:i.Z1 IC_,, W K8ft9la, M.O., lllC., a Ca lllcwnla <Of'poralloll, ?1S Victoria Street, S11lle l ·B. Cosl• Men, C•llfornla'2t27 This l>lisl ... H I• COlldUCl.0 l>y • van.rat P«tnenhlp, Cllllr!H Bonnett, M. O. P"'1~ T~ls ..,._,.., .. lilac! with, ... Counly Cler• of 0.-Cou111, on Aa.ag.11, 1"1. ,., ..... Pvllll-Or ..... C..SI Delly Pllol, Aut. 21, •• Set>C. c, 11, '"' '7u..t r•-· "-·may be lllecl on time AVISOI U11od Ila aHlo 119 ............ C ellfor11la, 11 Corporal• Plue, ------------ El tr*'-1 "'-* decldw <Olltrt U41. '' n e11dle11cla • me110• q11• Ud ··~ dtnlro dlt JO cllM. Laa la lllf_loll _ti ..... SI V.-·-Mlklt41f el c-jo .. "" .......... ""-..... o. --<le lla torto lmmMlalamonle, 4lo nla 111....,1, ., _.u. ..crlle. II llrf • ..-. ,......_, ... It, .......... I ro THE OEFENDANT: A Ctvll c•m .. elnt llH -n Ill•• lly 1"8 jllelfllltl *91HMI you. If YG11 Wllll 19 •telld ""' I-It, you """91, wltlllll ... ,.. .,,._. 1111• .__ 11 ..,_.. on ,.,, 11i. .tlfl 11111 '-' • wfln•~ , • .,.._. to IN complelllt Ulllfft Y'W Newport BMcll, c.IH11r11la ...o Newport HotN '--• Inc;. ltal-HHP AH't. VIC» Pr•IOont C-Klotle p,.. ....... T1111 ""'"1ont -lilod wl"1 -C-ty C•r1l of 0rlft98 County .., AllQllR », '"' ,., ... P'*.,,,., Or ... CMat Oally PlloC, A14. JI. Sept. 4, II, ti, 1•1 •ro-.1. do ... Y'W" dlftillll Wiii .......... Oii l'ICTtTlout 8UIU••U 8"'11CMloll ol t,._ plalllllff, -INt ...... ITAT•MSMT cwrt fMY ll'ICW • J-.-. eeMNil TM ......... _.,_ •re •1119 ., ... ..,. ... ,.. ... ~ • .... lllllslNll•: (om ... alnl, wht<ll co11141 ro111ll 111 ltNtCMO IUN CITY, l TO., ltlt l tat111\11me111 Of .... ,, 1 ... 1111 •f Sletet A-. $1111a tll, l'-talft -• ., ,.. ... ny w Miiot relief v_.1ey,CA'219. ,.........lntll9~al11t, ~U8LIC TAJC COltlll'OltATION, 0-~1.1• INC~•~ ~.tlefl, ,.,., ,..._,, It. ltlh lletff A-. 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DATSUN IOOI 19711710 100SJ SIO 610.110 110 1'40 1901 f•< 1 ,,..,, ,, , ~ Ut(M "°"°" 191) 19'7 C•"< CVCCI 19nl"«O'di-IOYOIA ltoS .19n ,., __ ,.,._ "'•" C_..,, c......, C.i.co 11 u rxCt< Hick Grct'l'O <G 0, 225 Jr.), (;r1•g Davis <S II, 170 :,r ), Murk Guttierez (5 10. 200 :.1 ), Chris Stately (6 0, 190 Jr. I and Russ Silver 16 0, 2 15 flt ) Stevt' Peek <6 0, 180 sr l and Paul Maiello (5 10, 160 sr I are re turning s tarters at guard Others include j uniors Dave Allan 15·10, 170 1, Dan Chlebowski t5 10, 1651 and Gary Schester 15·9, 160). A lhree-way battle at center tn· eludes Steve Sehwichtenberg <5· 10, 160 sr >. l>oug Eag1rn tS·ll, 165 sr I and Roh· bie Za ngl 15 9, 160 Jt. l. Schwiehtenb<.'rg 1s a returning defensive starter and one of the Vaqueros' blue chips. KICKING (iAM£ Scott gives Irvine a sound kicking game as a punter and place· kit•ker. lie booted three held goals in 1980 (35, 23 and 22 yard51, DEFENSIV E LINE Irvine's lack of depth shows now, with offensive names dominating every facet or the defense. The e nds are Gold a nd Zangl, pus hed by Mazelin and Chlebowski. Schwi chtenberg &nd Guttierez are the leading tackle can- didates. with Silver , Davis and Wilks in the piC'ture Stately is leading at middle guard ahead of Eagan LINEBACKERS Tierney appears a (•ertain s tarter with Peek, Poassant and St'hester vyi ng for the other spot SECONDARY Four prospects at lhe corners include Bondi, Lee. Pearlstein and Clay Rob Akers ( 5· 10. 165 sr . I 1s a return ing starter at safety. Roland Figueroa I 5-8, 140 jr l is a lso a prospect at safety Three are vying for the rover spot. 1nclud 1ng Scott Mitchell <6·0, 170 s r. i. Mandeville and Schumm AUTOGIM Guld Zom Trojan picnic Saturday in Coliseum The• lJSt football team will makt.• an early appearance at the Colisc•um when the TroJans ho~l a kickoff picnic and band com•ert. Saturday, from 3·6 (>"rll. US(.' fans are invited lo picnic right on the 50-yard line with Coach John Robinson. has staff a nd the t•nl1re Trojan team They will a lso be available for picturel> and a utographs the en- li re afll'rnoon. Th<-T roJan marching ban~ will :.tagc the concert, a long with the i>ong girls and yell leadcri> Food will also be pro- vided at the concession stands ror those mdt viduab not packing tneir own Cost for the event 1s S5 per person or $12 fur families up to eight members. It's $1 for USC studenL-; Tickets are available prior to the event al the USC ticket office or on Saturday at the Cohseum ticket \\o1ndow::.. OIL FILTER For most Ford 11 9 PENfiDll ~ l&f.Hiil S.lee1 H19h Ovolrty lubtoc:o••"9 011 wofh Z 7 E.cead• Cor Mnnufoctyre'' Spe<ifK:Ot\oni products llGEM I Euch For most other cors with 1 4Eoc9h Spin on oil lifters passenger cors 1 67 Each NISTONI IAY1$1 " SUPER FLUSH lyMo•O• SALE PRICE 1 69 CASH REFUND FROM PRESTO NE 1 so YOUR FINAL COST 19C AFTER REFUND PICK UPS 1 )o MAIL IN CASH CERTIFICATE AT OUR STORE ARMOR ALL Cleon• g Cond••ron1 1 49 , 8 OZ Pro•ec•ont A 1 1080 ~ 1602 Clt!ont!r•30160 ,., McH.t O.twn• 196919111h.-ZC:ot1~-.._,_,lvt<h IMPORT 99C ··r ...... >'-"-oroR orl llMlf 74 OUAR1S 30Wor40W YOUR CHOICE LIMIT 74 ors 89a,. 1 OW 40W G TX Motor Oil 70W 50W GT)( Motor Ori rouR 99c CHOICE OT ___ ..._ .. DISC BRAKE PADS ICASCO Se• ol • bonded .i.o.. lo> '°""'' no,.,&nqe1 ca•1 •ASCO Jo-.-not•~ .. °"' & ·~ •ou•nq•' (ou 3 99 EXCH 51!. 2 WMUU .... YMM CARBCUANER llOUIO oBx 100 SPilAY •BX 1008 1 '9 137 IGNITION TVNl·UP KRS f °' '"Ot• Oo"'""' 196-1 10 f oyootot C0tono M( "· C.el.c:a Htl"• IOO(kc l 968 79 f D' ""'°'' HondcM PCYYALYIS "*'"' ....... ·-,.,. ._,a.._ fOf" tftO'tl lorot°" lf6) 16 2 39 1(11 2f! 3!.! NIW YOLTAGI RIGUUTOll '1"' 10•• 13 .. I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4, 1981 Cl Titans get 6-11 center Ozell Jones Artists don't plan on starving • ID '81 Laguna Beach High has discovered an. appetite for winning after last year's success WICHITA. Kim 'AP> -Ozell Jones. the Wichita State basket· ball center who bf'camc em broiled In un eligibility dispute, has transferrtd to Cal State fo'ullerton. WSU Coarh Gene Smithson said Jones already had left Wichita. He said after sitting out this season, Jon~s will have two seasons of eligibility 11t to~ullerton. The NCAA had ruled h e had only one season of l'ligibllity left at Wic hita. The 6· ll junior was ruled in- eligible just before the Missouri Valley Conference playoffs in March An anonymous source inf ed the MVC headquarters or ce Jones· high school grades h d been illegally averaged. A counselor apparently in- uded Jones· gym class grades his average while the grades were excluded when computing the rest or the students' grade points Jones filed a federal court lawsuit and won a temporary restl'aming order allowing him to play m the playorfs. But U.S. District Judge Patrick Kelley later vacated the order and de- cided the suit against Jones. ll was on appeal to the 10th U.S Circuit Court or Appeals in Denver, but hadn't been set for a hearing By ROGER CARLSON Of .. o.lly ........... The year of 1968 h11s finally become the t)ast at Laguna Beach, thanks l.O the South Coast Conference championship Squad of 1980. No longer can something which hap pened more lhan a decade ago be used as a mea:suring stick. The frustration of a dozen years has been laid to rest because or the endeavors of the '80 squad, which finished 7-3 overall, in· eluding stu n n ing victories over Capistrano Valley and Mission Viejo. Capo bounced back to claim the Cl F Central Conference championship. But for Laguna Beach High's Art1sts. there is still the same lingering question or appetite. Regardless of personnel. year-in and year-out, without true hunger evident it's difficult to foresee good things for the Artists. LAGUNA BEACH COACH Walt lla m eru has three players among a 50-man squad with starting experience on the '80 ream and he says that intangi- ble is there again. "Last year was just a taste of it," says Hamera "Fourteen of our squad members were a part of that team and the rest are corning from lower levels which hasn't tasted much success. "It's a different group. but af 1t con- tinues to work as hard as it has, 1t can be successful. There are a lot of s ubtle leaders on the team." The '81 Artists are a typical Laguna Beach crew -there are a few 200- pounders (tackles Evan Yeisley and Peter Wetzel l, lots of ~nats < 138-pound guard David Threadgold, 160-pound g u :u•d Steve Sadler, 155·pound wineback Beddle Arllbe, for in•tance) and one big gun, fullback-linebacker Damon Ber- ryhill. Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACKS -Evan Chalmers CG-0. 170 sr.) is a three-sport athlete. Is he tough enough? As a catche r he was 1981 OUTLOOK t•J knocked out in a beaning, but returned behmd the plate the following inning. He threw only three passes as a junior but he made them count -two were for touchdowns. Berryhill is a backup, in addition to Peter Kimball <6·0, 170 jr.l and Thad Baas (5-10, 155 soph. ). RUNNING BACKS -Berryhill (6--0, 195 sr .) is the blue chip. A superb blocker, he also scored 10 touchdowns. kicked three field goals and led the Artists in scoring (81 points) as a junior fullback . Al tailback will be Arabe (5·6, tss jr. l. who was effective in kick re· turns as a sophomore and has that customary Laguna Beach quickness. Other prospects are Servile High transfer Sean Quigley (5-9, 155 sr.l, Morgan Foster <5·6, 150 sr ) and Kelvin Marino (5·7, 170 jr.l. At counterback is Todd Minkin (5-10, 155 sr. ), backed by Mike Schrock (5·9, 160 jr.l. Minkin is one of three returning starters. Another count er possibility is Skip Crowl (5-9, 155 jr.). RECEIVERS -Heneghan (5-10, 150 s r ) and Bill Hansen (6-0, 170 sr. I are a ••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER HORN double bonus for the Art1sts 3\ w1cte re ceiver, with David Goldstein (5-8, l55 :sr l, John Pudgham <5·7, 140 jr.) and John Roripaugh <6-0, l70 jr.) also work Ing wtdc, Kevin McOennon (6 1. 185 jr. l and Bob Mathewson (6·2, 170 sr I are the tight end leaders with Bruce Waldrup (6·l , 180 sr . ), Gene Herndon (6 0, 165 Jr.) and Steve Runnals (6·0. 170 sr l aJso avu1lable Md>t>nnon. -u two·way sttJrter like Bt>r ryh1ll and Minkin in 1980, Ytisley, W l'tn·I and Lucero are the tat'kle can tJ1d11tl':I. Starters may depend on just who 1:-:sturting offensively. Yel11ley is probably the starting nose guard lf not al tackle Other nose guards are Nick lkrn11ndez 1.1nd Wood UNEBACKERS Berryhill Is lhe O•'FENSIVE LINE Ye1sle) 15 11. 205 sr.) and Wetzel (5· 11. 225 jr. l are the apparent starters at tackle. Otht!rs in- clude Tim Lucero <6·2. 200 jr ), Jeff Fis her (5·11, 195 sr.) and David Fielding (6-0, 185 sr. l Threadgold and Sadler. the 138-pound. 160-pound matchbook guards, are set to flank center Rob Wood (6-0, 200 sr l Other interior linemen include Sean O'Connor (5 10, 170 Jr.>. John Payne <5·10. 160 sr. >. Dan Drew (5-9, 175 sr.), Doug Marino <5·10. 160 sr.), John Hernandez <5·10, 165 sr.), Nick Hernandez <5·10 , 160 jr. ), Roy Fielding (5-9. 175 jr.), David Christensen (5·10, 160 Jr.l, J eramy Jacobsen 15·8, 165 jr > and George Grace (5-10, 180 sr >.Also w1th potential at tackle 1s Mark M1haljevec 16-1, 17~ sr. l. obvmu:s 11tarter on one side. the other will ronw from either John Crout (6-0, 175 :-,r 1, Madgi Hammouri (!i-10, 155 'r 1 o r Kelvin Marino Other po:-s1b1ltties include Jere Doner (5-10, 160 ~r ) , Kevin Curran (5·8, 150 jr. l and -.oph1)mure Tay Burgess <6·0. 160>. DEFENSIVE BACKS Mankin, llt•nc·t:han and Bass are the leading can- dtclaks for the two corners. Others. Sc·hrork , Padgham and Mathewson Hanst•n 1!> th~ leading candidate for s trong s afety with experience behind h11n Quigley looks like the weak safety. but C'Ould move to strong safety, too Chalmer:., 1-'o!>ler and Payne are also :-.ecnndury possibililie-s. t 981 schedule Sat . Sept 12 Californrn (S<"nm KICKING GAME Berryhill is the team's punter and placek1cker and it's one of the Artists' strongholds Also available are J erry Ponce <5·10, 140 sr > and Lawson Weldon (5 10, 150 <;r l lrvane al Els inore magi!. 7:30p.m.1 Fri Sept IR Fri . Sept 25 Fn . Oct 2 at M agnoha <Western I Los Amigos 1''rt , Oct 9 DEFENSIVE LINE S~dler will start al one side, the other wi ll come from Howard Quigley (5 11 . 170 Jr ), O'Connor, Mike Van Westenng <6·2, 175 sr 1, Threadgold and Doug Marino Frt . Oct 16 rn . Oct 23 l"n . Oct 30 Fri . Nov t; Thurs . 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Sullt ?11 Founl•tn V•ltey, CA .,TOI T 1\1\ bU\lnos i. tondu< fed by • llmlled 1>9MNr\lllp PUB l•C r .. x CORPORATION, INC TAREI( SAMEE, Presloent Tiii\ \leltmenl ••• flied wlll\ U. Cou111, Cler .. ot Or•~ C°"nty °" AU9 1), "" 1 ... tt Pub41>/Wd O.engor c ... st O•llY Piiot, AUQ It, 11, 7', SeO( •. 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE Ml-•• I HUNTINGTON AT ( .. NTA, SUPElllOllCOUllTOI' THE !.TATE 01' L TO., IOlOI Sleta< A.,....., !wit• 111• CALI l'OllNIA 1'011 THE l'_,..n Velley, CA tt70I. COUNTY 01' OltANGI I PUILIC TAX CORPORl>TION, NOTICI 01' HEAlllNG INC .. • Cellfoml• <..,._elloft, IOIOt NO.·- Sleter "-· !wit• '"· "~£In E•l•t• ot ROllERT ll URNELI. V ellrt. CA '"°9. I Tiii• ltutlNU ll conOucled bY • THOMAS, Dfl<e•i..o llmllecl.,..-t~INp NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N THA t PV8LIC TAX Clel,.,.,.I JANEE DUPRE( l\h filed CORPORATION, INC 111 11\IS Cour1 • ~ltlton lor en oro.r I T•r ... s--. dtr~ll"9 ALUlN P DONNELLY e• ~ •OM•nr\tr•tor of '"" •~••tf' of Tl\ls a.--1 •4" 111.o wlll\ tM ROBERT BURNELL fHO MAS to Coufll' Cieri< of Dt•119t c .... nly .... 1 •• ,,.,., tl\o prOptr1y On<flDed bflOW I A"V. 11. 1 .. t to Cle1nvnl JANEE DUPREE •• 1tw .,,..._ perMlll fn!ttled lo II -1tw 11tl•t•on PUIUC MOTICE NOTICI 0" T•Us.TIE'S SALE T.~ Ne.JIJ1S "'OTICE IS HEREBY GtVEH, 11\oll on FrloeY. SefJlemo.r H, lt'1, •• • 00 0 CIOO • m al Wld ,,. •• In 1he otllu ol REAL EST AT E SECURITIES SERVICE, IOtel•d el 2010 Horii\ 8ro-•y !>v•lt 2°', 111 1he Clly al Sn•le ~ Coun1Y ot °'-St•I• of C•l1 lorn1•, REA L EST ATE SECURITIES SERVICE,• C.lllornt <O<"pou11...,, .. ov1y ePC10tnle4 rru''" vnckr MWd p.1rw..n1 •o "" poWtt of s.a•• Confer-red 1n tt-.t cen a1n 0..d ot Tru•1 .. t<uUd by MANLEY J FEOUCIA& OENEIGE D. FEOUCIA j~IM,::° e: ~~~;·.':~:!.~~:-;! ol Hid C°""'IY, •I -•T. RKOrcler' 1111trume<11 No 2t11, by re'"°" of • bl~•ch or detautt In P•yment or ptrrformance ot th• obHgatlon• w<u•ecl 1i.reov 1nc1udl119 11>e1 t><eecll or Of'fNt, NotK• of •"tch w a1 re cor-'IPrtl 1, 1911 In 8-t~ oe Otll<lel ""°'"' "' Wld County .• , P•O• ., ... , RKor~'s ln\lrumenl No ISO• WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC TION TO THE HIGHEST BtODER l'OR CASH, 1 ... r1u1 ,,_..., al 11\e Unit· •O !>IOllH, •II peyab4e el ttw 11,.,. al WI•, •II ,~ .. UUc •nd Int.,..,, "OW held by 11, •• Trust ... In -to'""' ••· •I pr-r1Y llluele In \eld C°"'nl, end Slale, dot'Kfll»O •• lotl-S Lot 1 al Tract Ho •710, In the Clly ot N""P0'1 lk!ecll, es ~wn on • m., recorCllO 1n 8ooli 1'6, -1• ot Ml• <Ill•-MJ>i>', In tlle otltt• al Ille <°"'"' recoro.r oe ,...d <_.11 The: \tree• "°"'""'or otM r commc:wt O.lt11Mlton rl MIY, ot the rHI pr-r 1y l\ert1NboYf! OH<rlbed Is P<irpot'l.O 10 l>e 19'7 Senll•OO Drift, H•wpor1 Bea<I\ Celllorn1e Pullll"*'Ot-C0.$1 Delly Pllol, "•' b••n ••• to r "••rtn9 in ....__J. I AU9 It, '1. ,., Sepl '· t•I ,.11,.1 D•P•Mrn.nl l of Int &bO•• •n1111ed cour1 onOclober 6, 1'81, •t q 00 AM rrie P"<Mlll•I pr-rly rrf•rrod to PUil.JC •Jt( ebOve l\~ril»O H fot lOw• Tiie Ut>o.rto9Md llerflby OIS<•••ms •II l~llty few tnc:orrt <IMU 1n ~ld ~'''~' .ocsreis or otntr common dlt-- \tQn•tMln SOIO wle Wiii 1>e m-wltlrou' wer r•ntr. opr-eu Of' lrnc>llod, r"90lrdlf>V t IU •, poiuin1i1cn. Of enc: umbr-'< "· to W11Slt '"' prlnclpe1 belen<e of Ille Nol• or Olhff OO'i~llon ...:ur.O by wld Deed of fruit , w1111 1n1eres1 - otn•r ''''" '' Pf'Olltlded tht,..in, olus •d'f•n<H, tt •n,, u~r the term\ 11\eurol •no 1nlt<""HI on \..Cli aclven<n •no """ tees, cl\Moe• aftCI .. _._..,of 11\e Tn.nltt •nd 01 the lru11• <r..,1ecl oy u 1c1 Oud ot Trust Tll• 1ot•I emoun1 ol WIO OOlt~llon, lncludl119 r~1SOftabtY e\t1m1ttd fM\, c h.ArQle1 •nO HPl"'>d oe Ille Trull ... •I lht lime 01 lno11al 1>ubilce11°" ol 1111 Notlo. I\ S'1,17t •1 -F0t popvtor ttt• co,,, •OM, & pt<kuP' I!""-.£1.. . ' ~ -- McOUAY NOHtS 1.,. -· 0...,,. IO<d, °""9o'"""'°""' """'"" 6 °' I C~•'' E •r•P1 Ht ,~Of'mot'lee •2•1008 •«><> GllW 2~! •2•'.IOIO 10000 ovw CHfV~Olfl 6 Cy4...d•r 19SS 1976 230-2351SO(b<~ 1975 1976 ...... 250 f"9>"•)04MOlfT 8Cyt.r.de• 19SS 1968 265 213·307 327 (bc•p• Ho PerfonN)n(e l'-OllO 6 Cyt.nde< 1900.197 • 170 200 fORO I C)'linder 1962 1969 211 100 199 JOl OOOGE ,lYMOUlH 6 Cyl°onde• 1960 19n l'OHTIAC IC,...... 1963 H>68 W .... Alvm"""" 1 C 8 t.ole OOOOf·'lYMOUTH II Cy4tnde• 1962 1971273 Jll.J.40·300 OOOGf·PlY""°"TH 8 Cyt.nder 19.51-1911350 361 313~ 4'() CHEVllOlET I Cylinder 1969 1979 262 267-307 ·327 lSO £ 400 _,,._ 2HlC~ POllO 8 Cyt.nde< 1961°1971 3:t2·351 3~28 '°"O I Cyt.r.d.1 1970 ..... 1911JOl.J51W A~ 12'0 N fv<~d IS ol H;i 91 n»• 40 .... _,orll S2SO k<xh 81•0 ot Met.._,,.. 0<,-00 frOfftKMort 17l•1t9•·1320 ., ..... ,,.,. 1'1 f lmpe1t0I 1714>7M·"11 "A-he1m 23.CO w lt"Col<I "•• '99·1621 Cot•o Me•o I 739 Superoo• A•• .. , ))8' fount"'" Voll•y oeeo wo"••• ..... 171•1• ... R?l ' '"'"•"Ofl 291' Yo•bo l1ndo 171'11 tt6°4780 • """-"' .. Gr.-c-o 1888 2488 FLEX·A·llfl 12" Conlrolled by o Thermo ''O' Improve\ Per4or monc• Sove• Go1 •10 ,z:_:,:, l I ll 1' i ·~-~~ALTERNATORS ~~:~ ~A',(() •. 8!! 10!! 12!! 14!! For mo11 Cors (e•cep1 fcmt19n co", lnlegrol re9ulo1or ond Amencon Mo10<'l wolh Mo•orolo 1yi1eml With lntegrol Regulotor, Amerteon Motori with MofofoJo syttem, M o•t 1969·72 GM Producl" 1969, 1972, 1976Chry1(erProduct• with 50 or 60 IV/IP For Mo11 12 Volt cort lh cept l"'PO" cor1, Chry•ler Producls w1lh •educ hon geor ond llortert -•h bu•h 1n \Olel\ood• or w11h \Oleno<d mounted For mo11 12 Volt Chrytler produ<fa wtth redu<fton gear, ond \fOfte<1 """' bvolt.,n lOleno.da, o. With tolenood "'°"fl DDRMAN1S • ' I Auto Supply Wl'•I HILPING YOU DO n •IGHT 15!! 20!! 14!~ 19!! lo Morodo I )08 1 lmpe,.ol 11l 947 504' Oron9• t tOO N '"'''" Ac,on trom Po,•OH•tt-711.)000 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY r~a j SEPTEMIER9, ~ ·-----1911 ... '011•0 Ano 160• ~ 8•·••01 S• 7S4·1•U PASS THRU WINDOW room ) 'RfSllGE Contoured from• 111' gloo open•ng Eosr, 1nlfoflot10n Metol <•n•er locJ., th mo•• Import 399 $ and Oometh< p«kvp• •502,#~, #509,llSlO EACH ICASCO • 12 Volt 22FMF 60) I KC AMP 24MF 60 •lOCC AM.P, 2•FMF 60 4 lOCC AMP, •2MF-60 )65CC AMP, 71MF·60 390CC AMP 36!! 42!! 77MF 60 •BSCC AMP, 27FMF.6Q 4888 •BSCC AMP, 7JMf 60 •socc AMP, 74MF 60 •lOCC AMP lllCH "'""°" v .. 10 ?•S 10 Al•<>O M<wy U1 .f17S l 1V.f\ttk IO•Ol Moq..oi.o "" 7141359°1041 ~01110 AllO IJ02 ( 17 ... 51 UJ.6061 I I Tn•t ce rt••n mot>ttt r"lome NOTICE OF DEATH OF C•IUorn•• L•<•nM> Numbfr DC361•. I IO(eled 1n lAqun• Buell, C•llforn1a C H A R l E S F Rett<""M<e '' m-to'"' 11e101t0n on I ALE x AND E R aka ,,,, rn II\• Cour1 IOf lurt l\u I CHARLES ALEXANDER pe~~~:,;-'~_..,,. '"t I I' AND OF PETITION TO P•1,,<1a1. Ant11ony ADMINI STER ESTATE l'or Grott1111•n0An11>ony NO. A· 110150. l>llor;,:l~I~~";:~ ANTHONY I T o a I I h e i r s , •-Y• •t uw benefi etaries, creditors --::1~·;:-EH• and contingent creditors of c.u ,...,.., 0 nu• Charles F. Ale)(ander aka T...,._. ""> m .. 1 .. Charles Alexander and-Puot1\IWO O.•noe co.•• 0.11, Po101 persons who may beA1111l"IJO.•p1s.1"1 J~l.e1 OaltCI SePl-r 2 "'' AHi Esut• S«wrtltes Ser~•<•. a Catttorn1a corPor1tlO", es Tr1ntee. otherwise interested in the will and/or estate. A petition has been filed by Michael A. Dion 1n the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that M ichael A. Dion be ap- p oint e d a s per sonal representative to ad- minister the estate of Charles F. Alexander aka Charles Alexander (under the Independe nt Ad - ministration of E s tates Act). The petition is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of Santa Ana, California on Sep- tember 30, 1981 at 9:30 a .m . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of ttie peti· tion, you shOuld either ap- pear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hear- ing. Your appearance may be In person or by your at· torney. IF YOU ARE A C REDITOR or a cont - ingent creditor of the de- ceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the probate code of California. The time for filing claims wlll not ex· plre prior to four months from the date of the hear- ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are interested In the estate. you may file a re- quest with the court to re- ceive speclal notice of the Inventory of estate and of the petitions, accounts and reports described In Sec· tlon 1200 .s of the California Probate ~ode. GalvlnR. Keene 3333 W. Coast Highway Ste. 401 P'UIUC NOTtE NOTICE OP TllUSTEH SAL£ L.--ta/ISlt TS U740-l NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC 4111 duly eppoln1..i Tru•lff under ll\e totl-•no dlt><.rt-dHd of Ir-WILL SELL AT P\J8llC AUCTIO.. TO THE By 0 J Moroer. II\ PrHl<Rn1 ISEALI ~ H Broactwey, !w11t ?Ol. ~··AN, U .,,_ r.1~ t71•1 •U-1'M Pub41thtd Or-Coes1 D•llr PllOI Sept-•. 11, ti, 1911 ~1).4 HI GHEST BIOOER l'OR CASH------------IPOIY•bl• al time ol ••I• In •••ful P'UIUC NOTt( money of the unit.., S1a1n1 ell rlv"t. ------------1111• -.... .,...., convtJ9d IO -,_ held ll'r II unOff ,..Id Oeeo al Trvtl In CPP 7,.. the pr.,.,.r1y t>erelnelt•r dH<rll»O NOTICE 0 , T•USTll:'S SALi TRUSTOR UtO Belboe lid,. t f S No 1..-. limit.., .,_,_.,.Ip On Sopltml>f!r H 1'11, •I • 1 BENEFICIARY N•wpor1 Home o clocl • m, FrlO.r. •t Ille front en LOMI Trvsl a 110 t r•nce lo Ille old Or•noe County R~ "'-"" 11 1'., ei Instr Courll\OUW. IO<•l•d on S•nl• An• No, t/47• In -1~: P99e JH of Of. Bl vd , belwun Sycemore SI ~ 11<1•1 Re<ord• 1n '"" olllc• 01 1,. BroedW•y, Sen1• AN, c., R•cordtr of Orefl90 Coullly, .. Id deed w E s T E R H M u T u • L. ot 11'\dt O...Crl~ lhe fot-1"9 ""°' CORPORATION .• C•llloml• (Oll'O•• perty lion, as frvstM...-•ub\lllUled Tru•1" Le-'O 1111ere'1 In -To uno.r llW -of 1r\nl Ut<Ultd Ir( Lola S, 'and 7 In Bloc~ tlS ot Trec:t DISTOMAT COMPANY OF NORTH No U.,ln-Cltyal N•woor18H<ll, AMERICA, INC .• C•lllornla o per map ,_ded In ._ 13. P•vn CO<"p0r.i.Gn, herein <•lie<! Tndtor, re J6 •ftd J1 of MIS<•ll-o.n M-. In... <O•cle<I Auo 3, "" .. ln•tru,,_I No office of 1,. Counly RKor-o1 •aid 4077, In Booe. tlnl, P4199 1 ... s. of Of Count y AOOreu · 1stO B•lbO• 11<1•1 RKorcl• ot Or•noe County Bou f e v • r cl . Ht.., po r 1 B t • < ", Clllloml•, wlll wll •I PUbtl< •u<tlon 10 Celllornl•. Ille n~I b-r for c•lll. POIY•bl• Ill "Cll • olrw\ •-••or common -lewtul money al Ille UnllH SlelH et Jl9NllDM I• tllQwn ebow, no ••"*" 11\e II-OC wie, Ille lnl•r.,I conve.,.O ly I• ol..,. •• lo lh <.otnPIM-~ or to •"" """' held by uild lrutl .. unoe CO<"r.ci..U." Hid dffd of 1ru•1 In lllt prapert Tiie beneflclery -wlcl Deed 'a' "Wtual•d Ill Wld County • ..., Sl•t• Tru•t. by....-ol • br-11 °" dtfw" cl<!S<rlbld •• In Ille Olbll .. tlon• t.CurH thereby, Tli-1 -11on of LOC '1 Of Trec:t No 11erelolor• •.oec"'ecl and dell-10 .SJ, •s .-on • M~ reco•-11'1 the undff!.19ned • written Oe<l•rellon 8ooi.. 1', P-'1 of Ml.c•ll•MOU of o.teutl .-id 0....-t01 Sele, -Mep•, record• ol Or•noe County wrltt.,. nolke Oii -II flf ele<llon lo Cellfort'll•, more perllculerly C•llW 11• undtn19Md IOWll wld pro-deK-•stol-. perty to Mtl!llY .. 111 olMl .. lloM. -Tiie _.tet'ly SO 00 '"'Of 1'M ..... , t11er-e.ner llw ~19f'ed c ... -Mid IY 22S.OO .... al said Loi "· said tU.00 noll<e of IWM<ll -of el4lc tlon to be fHt bekl9 meesu...o •IOnll the '°"""r r.cor-"'-" t). ttll u INtr. H9. ly lint of Hid Loi " from Ille 1 .. n 111 -14056, -'141 Of •tllcl soutrieulerly corner tllereot, Ille ()ftlcl .. Recorcb •••l•rly -H•terly llnu Of wld Seki Ml• •Ill llit mAdt, but •lthOlil part.el betl\9 ., r'9fll _ .. , to tl>t cownenl "" w¥renty .•• ..,..., °" ,,,.. to\ltl\erly llne t~. plle<I, ,....r01no lltl•. _ ....... or EXCEPTINO THEltEFllOM 1 ... ..-C\1 ..... -. 10 1>9Y IN remMlllfle ""'1'*1y 1000 IWI H deKrlbeo Ill prltoe1(1191 "'"' 01 IN nei. -llf'ed 11y cNed to IN Clly of Caete Mete. re. wld o..t Oii Trvt1, •1111 IM-t M '" <or<*! Merell n , ttn HI II-' UIU Mid ..... -..-. ""-"· II ....... P-. m. OI Ofllclat "IC-al Mid """' IN -of ..ici OW. Of Tr,.t, county. '"" <he•.-1 elld ••penMJ et ow The Jlr .. t •dO•H• end/or otlle TN•I• -Oii "" ln.tta tr-•· .., com .... ""'9Ntl0ft, 11 •llY .. __, Mid o.ci ftl TrllM, s.ld M .. wlll .. H to• held Oft-.,, ~r "• t•f at I 100\'t Vlclorle !>I.. C•t• Metll, CA 7'00 p,m. • 11• ~ A...,..,. -S.ld ,. .. •Ill •,.,.. w1ti-t ,.., ••-•.,.Civic ~ a.Midi.._ M r.,.ty •• 10 1111e ~-eloll er ef!Cllft'I ~HI ~A-HI .. City .. br-fet llW ~of POIYI"' .... Of .... 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' .. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 262-R l N•wport 8eKh, C•. tH63 (714) 645-4044 P1,.1bUshed Or•noe Co.st Dally Piiot, Sept. 3, ~. 10t 1911 397A..41. A.....-n. •. l1••11Mer 4, l'>l*-Or .... C..• OMly .. llM. 1•1 inMI. ....,,,._•.II • 11. t•1 •1NI . ' ' . . • I I "' . I r ; I j i I Orango Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4, 1981 ~ • • .. . NAT10NAL LEAGUE C•rcffn•I• 5, Dodger• 3 n . 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JS 83 J1• 11 N J7 •s J11 11 lt• 10 101 J20 n 1n JJ 11 lit I• ,,, 40 111 31• 71 tO Jt 16 .JH 11 .. 0 fl .l14 H-•-""""· 0.kl-. :IO, TllomH , Mllw-... 11. E•enl . Botlon. "· Grklt, ........ 14. Lurtnsltl. Chlu90 lt •-eettetllll •• ,.... ... 0-'••t>O St, Boll, T ..... St, C>Qllvle, Mllw..,kM. ~. Winfield, New Yoo . SJ; ev ... Bo\lon n f'ltcMflt Cl O.Cl.._I CIMr, ll.o•ton. • 1. '"''"'• ,,.., ... , t-1, Vuoovltll. MllwM1t.M, II a, T .. r-.i. e.en, I 1 Mc~, a.111..-•• t .). 011klry,New Yor,, ._, t'-Y<11n, r • ..,, ... ,, Noofrl\ 0.ltolt. 11 ~ ' NATIOfUIL LIAou• o•••""" M4'dl0l'· >'itUtlutQh U 1)1 '1 rt UJ ROM, ""11-1111\I• 11 )II SI IOt ,M) o-.-..~ u ue •• • • D••'°"'· Mon1r .. 1 ,, tn s1 • .a1e GrlH•Y. Clnclnn.11 14 110 JI '2 .)17 Mow•, Houston ti 111 U es JI• ScllmlOI, Pllldl1•11a /) JH n ... JIJ May, S... l'rencis.co I> t..s 11 14 )IJ DllfP\em, Chl<evo .. UI JO n .311 .... ,, ~ ,. ... )4 • .,. H-•-SclltQIOI. Pllll-lpNe, t•. 0.wWlft, -. tru l, "· 1(1~, New Yor~. "· Foolott, CIMl"""U II. Mftldtlt .. , SI, Loul\. IS ·-·· ....... Fo••••. Cll'l<lnne tl, 10, Scllmlcll, Pnlt-lpllla, .. ; oar ... y, O..,.n, M; CGfl- opeton, Cltl<IM•U, U, 811<kner, Clll.c-. SO, Certtt MOtllfUI, )() f'ttclll"' Cl 0.Clal••I Camp, All.,1•. I'· s.. .. r, Clnclftnell. I~?. QrllOtl, Pllil-lpl\lt , ll·l , R-. P1ll•l>uro11. 1 1, K••'· SI loul•, •·l. v ............ ~. 11-4, ... ,., ~ w. Del Mer THU•SDAY'S aESULTS u ... ., .,..,., _......,... -"·' "lllJT RACE • h1tlOfl9• 11·,,.r.11(Plnceyl ''° •:IO •:IO G•Utn' GunMr CM<Certonl J 60 J.00 Mr RHclor COel•hOuueye) S.JO AIM> •aced Bebtlo, lltepo, G•• PurnP. SlroleMa, Aullen Bun, My Don Oon. A•IM tne L1m11, Beelk Buu R•on1 By Me r1rrw 1 102 1 SECOND ••CE • •u••ono• ~nooteUIOM! IV•lentU4!1•1 11 00 ) 20 4 00 I Plf<lgt I R•moru I S 60 •.:IO Don'> Hontv IL.lPl\<lml •.90 Al.o ••etc! Swtel lt\lle, Enthr•ll.O. Hotry•• AllbobabY. All Doll•O VP. S.uv R•c! Tl.,. I II 411 U DAILY OOU8LE It )I P••c! .a1110 THt•O RACE • turoono• flmelfls A.,.,.Qt, t McCMtonl !>tr-• Son tP1ncey1 lulu...., l~l\e) ):IO 160 220 3 60 HO , '° A l10 r.-eo Ftl"Mln<ttoro. P•n 1"4" Pt•tter, Count•y W•tt.. • Succn s Seeker Golden GHii< T 1,,,. I 10 I S JS EXACTA !6-51 P•ld SJJ 00 ,OUllTH llACE I I IO rro110 L• Vern.'> Sonet• !forol II 60 S oo l IO <;rut LOU IH•wl•yl l C) 1 IO ft•-r • S...,IY CO<••erhl >IO AIM> rK..S ~•\Onalltv Ro'lt Oon 1 tell Mom 1..env ~ Drtlllno °""' Cut• M<lt. lion flme I M ) S ..i FTH llACE. • turiono• Ht 'A Aono C R•morel) t S .0 • 60 • . .O F ro1en Ma rd IOr109• I • Cl 3 40 Back Bay Bu1 1P1nc•yl 160 "''° re.ced ~ttur Lapin rraHoc P•I 1un, Semi con><•OU• Bubb•t Gummo St•v '"'°'-r • .,. I (191) U EXACTA i. 11 Pi•d Ull 10 SIXTH aACE ""''Ot!O' Annie Aaron IMerq1>41ll 12 40 • 20 J 00 Et09-tnt LOOI< !C•ll•ntclal J 00 l IO fhorcl Dee MenClon 1S<n••M•tldl r • .0 Al>O raced Me-w• Fo• L•OY, l(•rl>k, Milter ol Fact Ttme I 110 SEVENTH II.ACE • lurtono> JOYOU$ ~¥ CWont-1 10 40 4 40 1 IO An•P<l"'U 111a1en111t••1 • 60 ; eo Wold -Sweet fMc:Ca,,onl J.c> AIM> receo Ho.,~·, Bebv. Flarrolnv In 111011t. ,,_.,,ti \ Fufl Ftv1no Hool\ Eaole Time I 10711 U EX.ACTA 14 U peld V• 00 U PICK Sil! (5'-6-1 •641 paod tn .q11 _.o with onr wlnn1no ltc~tt C)I• "°""'' '7 Piek Sta consot•Oan peod ii» 00 with 7'I wlMlnQ fl(,tl$ lhvt! ""''"'' EIGMTM RACE , ' 1' m!IO Pei>PY l Lucky Girt 10.1-IAWvtl SI IH•Wl~VI •OO JOO 140 • :10 1 IO LiOY 5on>rMn IC ... l•ntclel AIM> reced Mr\ UW>O"fl<he. A !tier A11•.C11on. 0.<epllw l ime I .Ol > NINTH llACE I I 16mll~\ Bll""P "'9a•n CHawleyl •Ill CouMt -CP1nuv1 Nuer• I Upl\eml 2 '° reonstatt HO 140 7 40 220 uo "''°raced Gam Bev ""'" Per.,V1an Time t .. O U fXACTA 1 .... 11N1cl '3l SO Alle,.,,.nu 14 . .0S Hollywood Park THUUDAY·s RESULTS 11Jtll ef 51..,1 .... i.e ....... ,,...llAtl ,., •ST llACE. One mlle pece Arml>roelle (GoudtHUI • 40 > 40 l 00 Tr11 !>1¥ (l(utblt0 1acee1 Dubiel, Velda • ud. DMlno Oo. M•k•IO•. Model LOtO. Grit. Time St tum Tome 1 0241> U EXACTA lllMI paid Uti 00 SE(.()NO AACIE. One mite !tot Jt v> Memorle> IGoudr .. wl •.IO 4 00 l 00 NOt>ft lllcto<y !Beller I 7'1.40 10 40 •rmtiro TarQt< C&trNtl l.lO AIM> taced POQO Stkk. P-tette. Rustic Y•nk", Hiuew•v. Moten H•nover. Noble !!ult Cheri..,. Hewt. Ttmt 2 033/S TH tao aACE. One mlle paco Lora Pwter IGoudf'f!•ul Seo •IO l 111 Ounl SI""' CGnH'od•l •8 Ill 17.AIO Snow Denet (CrOQNnl 1.20 Allo rKed D•vllOlll E•P•U•, Arrnl>o Jamt\, H~t11n· Dude, PHHbte. Fall Alon(I, Stud Poll••. Rum Time TlrNL 7 00 l/S. U EltACTA llHI peld tJ4'.00 l'OU•n• ••CE Onf> milt l)e(t $Quire U t31t CWllllem•I I :10 4.40 l 00 Flow•• ~•In !H.-1 S 00 4.40 BliO F-1 CTeHltrl • . .O A ho ruod R••• ,Ofm, Olrelle, !Nie•-· o..n.1 .... Al\Gy·a ..,,.,._,, lllK•f ...... Tl"" 1 O:UIS ""TH ••ce 0ne "'"·-· M"9• Ito.. 1Gr....ov1 ) 90 l » 160 GotOt Meir 1 si.,,..,, t 10 > oo Or•ncie"" Mevt1v ,,_,_, uo *<ho,.._.., -llel'll AO, ler,.,.lla, lt•llY Ill••. l'a\Non "'°"''· "9tter C.lrl, ~ Dew Tl,,,. I "41) it IJCAc u. 1,,_o poo1c1 ,,,. oo tlXTM aAC• Ono Miio lrol Dent• Jey c 0.-1 i eo l'lnelSc-CH....,lonl Al Arm\ IGouc>fNY) HO 110 1 40 JJO HO AIOO tACtHI Chi .. GYY Fle>ll~Ol'm. ··-·~. llmt , 000 SIVllHTH IUICI, Ono .,lie~·· Gerty J\lfllOt (GouCl,...11) t .00 ) .0 UO fhl .. ol Beoclecl (Wllllam>I • 00 UO h<I ~ry CAndtr-1 J.J0 Alto te<eel Nall•e W ... tlor, KIIii, a .. cou"1. Aff(ll '°' llW Sky KalllllelM, YOUllQ Miiiion Ttme J 000 •I IXACTA 1 .. 11 !Mid II~ 00 '1 f'IOI SIX C:M-).S Ml P'lld ti.MAO wUll It wlm lno ll<:ll•O ltlK 1-W•I. u f'l<ll SIK COllM>lellon pootd $14 60 .. 1111 »0 wlMl"CI ttc••h (flw hOr-1. u Pick SI• t<••ICh •onoot•llon P•ld ..., .40 with H wlnnlno lltllol> ltour "°'w>. o,,. \Ctel<lll 1 10..TH RACE. One mile IM<t O•nclnv S\o<m (An4ononl I eo • .O S 00 a,, yr> Prlpc• K•09helll l.IO 1-00 llo<•l lter~ ISl>e<•tftl I 20 AIU ••<eO lm•1>11ller. Twrf Lord. P-.,1. Jee~. Alm N Fl,., Reel Al<". ~ Goll••, JOflnny ro11,.., Tim. 1 >t1t> •1 E UCT A IMI P4•d '61 00 NINTH•ACE Qfwmt1e1><1ct F•O>IV Hwnter IB•r10,,.I , I .0 4,40 1.40 Mt G"" Aut\Mf IOouam<rt l ~ .0 1.:IO AmbiMO tV•ll-IPIQlleml 2 JO AIM> raced Unf0<oet•1>te Ster, Aun Tw. l OY•• Hunltf GMll<. Mr\ 8 . D••l"O Mon '''*'· L•nte lmpo'11 rtm. , 010 U EltAC'TA (5'71 peto '38 40 Tl!NTH llACE. 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Teact.r ••.It. llew.....,.. lrlll .,.,, Olllt!I ..., •1c1o ,. ... , Oevlo k twlottcw, H,. .... 4 I M .. l -C.l,,.._.rry 'wfen;.t e.f C»llft Olbtn .>Met-i.nllfl, ,. •1 ._., "'"' ·--...... SllertV Mil ... dtf hn? AM Oent, I ........ Jenni!« _, Ollf .He n H-. 1 J, .,., 01•,,. MtrrllOll clllol M n Minier,~.•.). W . K•I• Oon-1 o.t ftelrltl• -r-. l·l. • 3, llet•v "'"°''Miii oef. C.eral lelty, 1-S. • 3. ,.,,.,.,, .. l uche""' "f Ive Plefl. W, .. 2; Ml-J--dot l •11•• An eya, .. 1. .. 1 fteut• Smltlt ... •vto o.tul•lll>. M , t 4, 'I-Ver...-Mf .. , ..... .,.,., t•. • I •t. Jiiiie H4ffll\olon 1191 ... lrl1 Klein. ' 0 ' l . 9etlloere C.,t..en Oel llo••l yn l'•lr-.w .• .. W-'> t«-•-M .... I •'9114fttl ~ o.t ltlmbetlV-. .. I, .. , Cotlrvw llen'-1 dot Tel\Yi Hert-, to.. ~............._ 5mllll ct•f Roberl• McCell11m, M, ..o, Atvcl• Moulton def P••nut lOlllt , •3. 1·1: a.111n• Bunoe dot. AM Kl,_,.,,•, .. l. $ot, •4 .,._.,,,,..-.,...... .,.,,... JetQet•C-v ••v,.klt *' 1env Ann o...t·l.al• For004. .. 1. •4. "ell<I• Hui· l'l<t.. R•nH lllchord• Ott Merjorle ···"·-s ... L••· I s. I ~. Mertl ... Ne .,etlio.r•P.,.. Sftt lwr dtl Merlell• ft9l ll<rr Elly Vff•lff. 6-J. 4) Golden WHt College protpec:tt U !TUaNtNO STA•Ta•$ !>om Aiello ( .. J, 1101. QI>. Alu G•rk• <• l. 7)01, II>. Scott Goem !t·O, llSI, .. Jim L•r-, .. ,. USJ. OQ. 8111 Smith CM, JUI. c RETU•NINO LEn't.aMl!N Mt•e ArMll , .. ,. '101 di Kory Bur-II ... 1 ns1. II). Cl1tl) Catt> 1111, HSI, -• Pet• CNMlO). 01 Mel, •• ,~ CS,.11 2101. lb 0.vo Crowley It I 1101 lb. TOOd Elliott 1 .. 1 10), rtl. Lance Giibert CM>. 1101, db. fodd HOim.> CIM), JOH lb Jim l(e11n t .. J, 11111. db. Slt¥e 1(011~• CH 1901, •II TOiiy L•Plenle C4 3. ?Ill .... Teo I •u•.,,, (6-0. 1811, II>, Dave Mellon ( .. ), HOt, ol Don Mo\ICll C..O. 2001, db, Tony Polluo 1..0. It)}, II>, JunlOt P•U {M • .2SSJ di , Jell Pl,,_, !Ml, 1901. ol, Gtl A-c .. ?. llO), w1 Bred Rowtend (6-), 1401, de, Btool< !><Mllt..er I ..... 220) d1. Jim hylor tS.10, HSI. dO. Mlt..e ru"''" c .. o. 2001. te, Ron Web\!., 1st 1111, rb, Ken Y"k c .. •. 2101. ck TRANSFERS JeMlt Fortune ( .. 1 JIS). LOUll•lllt lb Ttm t...,...n 1 .. 1. UOI, Or•nvt C .. )I. OQ. Scott Me11in !6-0. llSI. Grec•t•nd, wt , l e"u 51 .. ..,,,,.,,, (6 2, 240). Cel LulhtrM, 09 O.rrlc' Worthy !6 0, 1901 !>ant.a Monl<e cc. qb ,AESHMEN Ltt o\hnl• 1 .. 1 1101. WeSlmln>ter. ao. Joh!\ Alva•er (6·1 JIOI Kennedy. II>. Ch•fl~ ArMI CM>. 2101. wotmlMter ell, MIW,_ *<uelwa 1 .. 1, 1101. He.,ell. lb . .Jeff Ben'°" c .. s. ?.01. Edo...,,, ot, Tim eon_, ct 0, 1001, Merln•. II>. Erlcll &er~ (~•. llSI. St. Jolln BoKo, tb. Miile Bir C .. l. 1101, Mlrelnte. c. Cllrll BrlOlll !M, 11.jl. Corono Ciel Mar, rb. .Jemu C•rl\on 1' 1, 1Ul. Wo1m1mter, II>; Oen Clu rweter CS.II. 2001. Ocean View. lb, Fred Crtnlnqer CIM>. 1901 ltoy, 1b; Jolln O.Cepno 161, JIOI, Wtttmlnllff, < M1•e 0.NUGCIO (S 10. 1701. Founleln llellev. t Pete Donn<tllv 1 ... 1, 1101. LOl Alemltos, -· D•rtyl Ouclwlrme CM>. 17>1. Hunllnoton Beodt, qi), JamH Du1c""' CM, JIOI, FOOINll. te Mlkt E•P••H C4·0. 1101.HynllnQIOn B..ch, wr, Tlm Ftntev 1 .. 1. 17$). Fount.tin Veno. db, !><Oft "oner tM> llOI, '°'°'-· lb, Linc,• Gilbert C..0, 1101, O<een View, dt>. JC>t Gouoert "'· 201 NeWPOll M•rbor. oO. K•rtY Gren,.1111 llM), 1101, We1tmtrt1t .... db. Anthony Johnson 1 .. 2. 1911, Wu1mlnster. wr , Tim l(tno Ito, 1901. Ocon ll"w, lb.0-L•n•~' 16 J, 1001. Lo• AltmltOl. II) Mlk• Lt ... llvn (~J. 11'1, WHlmlnrter. I•, Mart.. Lonq C'"4, 1201 EOIMlll, oo; Tim Lono IS. II 190), N•P<I. •O. J amel MCC.. lt·l, 1901 Lynn. Men • wr Ch• I• Me.......,dl ct l. 2101 ol BIO e Mt Efw C• J, JUI Mlt•le>lt.11) Mo•.t NHry c ..... 240). LOl Alimlt.cM, ot, An1h0ny O•y , .. , 1601 Edl>on. di>. S1 ... t Osllorne If>. I. 77)1. WHtmonller, dt MM<11• Porler IMI 1901. Lo• Amlo•», di>, Jeck Powell If>. I 1111. ><hoot unlono,.n. wr, Miile PtulH (&.J, 110), Bot .. Gt0nde. It, ... ul Aelnt»ch (f>-7. 11SI Edl\on. lb, Todd s.blne <• I JIOI, Foothill. II). Ktltn !>l>ec,lolord IS 9. ••SI. Hunllnoton Buen, ""'· J°"" Slouh rs.10. 1.oi, M•ter 0.1 '*'· Ml•• Sorce 1 ... 1. 2101. North C••Oton•, lb, Merli !.n¥1Mr C~ nSI Ma•tno. di Tony Sl41ftwd ! .... 2.SI, Apc>lt V•llev. ol Ao<h Slenl- ( .. J. 115). Pectllc•, rb, Bro•n Ttwimc>son It • >JOI, Fountai n ll•ttey, ol Bob ThOmc»On 16--0, lUJ, t<uMll\Qlon Beacn, lb, Ste•• Turner If>. I, 190). t<vn11no1on Btecn, te Grf9 WtbCl"r IS.II, llSI. lo' AmlQOl, ob M1r11m Wonn 1..0, 1111. Bolw G•oncle, di> Gert., WOOCI> 11>-I, 11.jl, 801 .. Gtendo, GI> Kovln Wooten ..... JJOI, Ce111to•. dt Deep sea fl1hlng NEWf'O•T CAl1'1 LA .... "fl ft ""01•n 141 bonHO, Ill beH. Ill m.cke<tl. I N llOUI. •O r0<-tlsh co ... ,., Lech r l 1n .anot•o 17' bor>1lo. l vtllowlell. » wnd b .... 40 UlllCO bus. •O• mecUr<rl. I hellOUI DANA WHA•F JJt -lerl llS IMU. t,110 bonito, 11roo11>11. 1t1 mKll.,•1 OCEANSIDE 132 •t10l•t>. 1111 l>onllo, 2'8 tellCO beU, 13 Wnd beU, I l\ellbul. '4 •OO ""'· JOI m.<kor•I SAN DIEGO CH6M La11dl119, fllsller· ,,. ...... ,...,,. L•,,.•I 111 eno t.,1· 200 yellowttn tuno. 10 yell-1•11, • tworracuda. 112 bonito. J Mn. ISJ roe~ 11\11 (I~) 14S _le,. S ~llowl•ll. S'1 bonito. lU m•<ktr ... I• rock h'11, ll cell<o -S. IS berte<ude SAN ~Eo•o CUM St. L~ .... , -n onQlttS 11 ytllowlell, l l\e lll>ul, 1 ber- r•<UOe, :IO cellco be.H. )SO l>onlto c ...... CY Gelll -tt anoters 30 yellowtell. tu bonito. at call<o ben, • roo "'"· 121 me<llMtl. LONG 8EA(H ( .. lme111 tt1 ... 1 -,, •n11l•rl 1'0 bonito. 1' HnO bHt, JS maoenl, 11 UllCO b•u. s rO<• 11111. (~'t ~) -M •noter> • bluolln t11na I ... llowt•ll. 35 be<te<ud•, '" borlllO, ns coll.co """· Jo wnd biU. 1 11•llOU1, •I ro<t.. 11111, 10 -ckerel SEAL 8EACH 10 enoltf\ tto rock lllll, 700 mecur•I. lOO bonito, '" ,_,., b•», • cell<o t>en. • h•llOUI. ' 1t llowtall. AVILA BAY Cf'orl Se11 Lwhl -0 •no'•"· 26 ttno cod. Ill r.o roell cod, 111 yellOW ben, Jll rock coo SANT*< ••••A•A -10) •no••" l1 cellco biu. " "'"" beu. 3' bonito. • !Ina cod. 13 <:-cod. 2 ,,.llbul, ?II ,.., .,,._r. 400 1ocll """· IJ• meu .e,.1 VINTUaA 11 -l•n U. roclo Cod. 1' c 0"' coo. a llnq cod, 100 borlllo, JS blue llen . U <ell<o -·· 91 me<kt,.1. IO r0<k 1111\ B .C, Open tell ..-C..t\, N YI C•l•ln .... tt Merl Lye Ttm-•rd 1111 8rtt10tl 0.nl•Wel-. Je yH- JOf\PIAOat'fl\ lomlt114o Merlo PleH Berry Jee<t..et Butel\ Baird Lenee for81Dl'(ll Br•O 81yen1 Ga ry McCoto Miile ••Id Oon lkOc>My Brent "'°Mray Tim Norri\ 8111 ltt.Uwl PllllH_OC .. Jtl01 ... t MerkO'MNro rerrv Olelll leon.ro Thorn1,.•on How11d Twitty Jim Neiford Oe•lc! EOtr BOl>l>yCIO~I Mlh Oonoeld 0 A Wtebrl"9 J •" s....o. .. TtmSI,,_ Pe ynes-.. 1 EdS- SkHI ... Mtaln Douo r.-11 Grier Jone• Tom Jtn'h'I• Boo GlllMr V••11n Lavin'°" Oouo Ble<ll Boot>y weoi.ln• Tom V•l..,llnt Ed OouQlwny Morr•t H•t•h9' y Aon Strec' Jom Simmon• !>IMlrrnan H<>ll~ner J<W HeQttr D•lt Oouv••u Gii Mor~n OevtdS.M F ted Coui)I•• Booetr Cole Jttf M<l<htll Bitty Gllu.on GtbbyGllbff1 Pepty Ar1hur JonnMeu • fomSlo<y JOM Me"°tl<ry rom lnn>llNP S<ott WalMIP>\ An I onto S.t cla J Oii n Cool< M••" Hoo J om eoor ... Lon HIOle Oiavl\ fho#f TOtl'I Sll<tw BooBy..- MlktGow A09trMeltOI• P•I., Jac®-1 • John FOUQht Re• C.ld'wtll Curt I\ Slllo<d BobE•s•-BrlonJone• Dave E""'•ro• LHClllll Pel•• <>o.1erttul• O•WHlll Jaimie~•••• Al C.tberoe• Andy Nor1h Steve ""'6'•n;1o Ed p.,.,G. Andy Nor1h Bar My ThO"""'°n MU1t ~llwen Buddy Gore""' SktpOuNwey Cnoo IH<' ChatlleG•- ~tkAotldt Ml~t He,,,_ Mtt..e!it'ntlll T~rry An1on Aocl Cuti Don Iver.on Merk MCCumotr C11rt11 Wor••r Bud Allin Gif• Hetlbe•O AIO Boro U.S. Amateur l•I S.. l'reACl•OI l'lr••- ...... a.'' •I U·J1 •I U·J1 •I ]4)) " M-Jt •I JS.JJ •I ,,. ,, ., JI a. •> >4-M .. >e-tt .. l7..J2 .. )SM ... 17 J1 .. ~ .... 36-l) •• lt-D .. )),.,,. .., ]t.)I 10 ,.,, 10 JI l3 10 ll)) 10 ~-)' 10 .. ,, 70 i.M 10 J,,_.b 10 lf>..Jo 10 l!>J.) 10 ,..3:1 II JI ]4 It Jt.lS-11 l1 M 11 -..n 11 Jl·M 11 •D II •U II JI .. II JI,. II )I ,._II lf>..lS 11 U·.» II JIM 11 Jt.lS-II •» II ,._n n 11u n »Mn .,.,,, n Jl.:15 n •>< n •>< n JMj.-n lTU n •>< n JI u-n l'l-l3 n l'l-D n le-Mn 1,,_11-n lf>..lf>.-n JIU n :ie.i. n 3/.lS n •is 13 )t.:JJ-13 )I :16 13 •»-n ,,,._n ,._M-n ll·i..-11 -.U....TJ •»-13 41)..J)--13 »U-n 40..J:l-13 n .i.-13 fl·»-n l'l-S.-n l'l-M n l'I-~ l'l-S.-13 ~,. ., U-1• 40-M I• l7 ,, ,. JS.19 I• ll-3' 1; 3'1-JS-14 JS.J'l~lf 40·1' ,. lt-lf>.-1• l'l-lS. ,. :»1'-1• )I )I I f ,..U-1• 3'-lS I• )'1-).5'-I• 3'-JS-7• ,..l>-1• lt-lf>.-1• l'l-:16-7> 41·-IS l'l,.._71 ~-15 fl·M II :»J7 IS J~ Aaueu Clef Denny MIJO•I<. ).J, Boo L•wlt Jt Clef l(evln OeNlt..e, 1 1. G••o Aune def Biii H'fndmon, •·l, JoM Morse def 80b Wr ... , I UC>. D•n• 8an~t Ott Je<llJ Lee Jr '""'· O..id Tenll• det Greoo hrl-. • I Tom ~t'nlc• 0.1 A•v lAe<lo. l I Miiot Mc -Off del Mok• Bernbt•ll, l up Brl- Ltn<lley IFouni•tn V•lieyl Clef Ron Com m•n• 1 I, Brtan c;.ddy dtl .Jorro HOllQ'levo. ,.,,, hOte Tony O.Luu Mi Coro Gi•ln . • 3 Na11\en1e1 Crowy def F••nk Furve•. 1 l, Jodie M4ldd oel Hil !>llllon, J up. Jey So~I dtof Jemes CMw, .. s. John Greet def M0tlNll _,,«<:tnt, J-2. J ar Del>l"O def Ttrty l(•nl. 2 I. Willie wooo d•I WrlQllt Weddell, lup lee_ . .._.... 8111 BHoln Ott Aeuell, 2·1. uwl> def Aune. ~. M«w IMf ~tor 0.-0le. s... Br4'd FHon clel Benu ... s Tent I> do! Pernice J.t. Ron•n Aafft"1Y d•f l•n Mulct.on, 1 1, Llnot~v 0.1 M<G•e. 1·1. G•cldv ""' Cl•"' Mo .. Hkl, I up A-rt M ocn•el del Oe luce. IOtn hole. Gary ltru~r dtf Joey S-~t..I, ; J. C.ro.ey del 8otl Wolcon. 2-1. Stew Mart def -. • l Jim Cart•• det Colln D•ottltll, 7 t, Gree• o.t SlQtt, .. ,. O••ld Lee clef Del· >1no 20th hole, WOOCI Ol!f Alt herd Sucher, • 2 Thuraday'1 transactions 1"00~aALL ~"eetMllLe .... TORONTO ARGONAUTS SIQM<t °'9tl M•nu«I, -1t<lleck, toe mulU Ytl>I c.-trecl AelMMd Tom AoLittltJ qw•rlttrb«ll HOCKEY --1 Hecloey LHtW MINNESOTA NORTH !tfAA!t Sloned Mlt..• Ev.,,~. <tftlt r, to • multi .,.., <at· tre<I. SOCCEa Net1ll AmerkMI Secor L•At• CALl"O•NIA SURF -AelNMd John Cr••tn -Clulrlle Coote•. lorwe•d• CO\.LIOE IHDIANA H-JON> Smltl\ •hl'1ant Oi'-e1be41 CO«lo TUUIHE Nemed Jutta Y••I•• __, • i..ed be\lrett>en <oech. r 1981 WAC football schedule .... Mn All f'OIC[ .... ,. COt. .. STAT£ llAWM OMOJCO SU l80 STATI TWS-n ,&St UTAH '"°"" s.,t 5· long 8WI SI al Hooston lnl ••' Atwil'Wtfft S1 .. twmt Hew Mex St In) Utah St lnl fi*tton Sl!t12• at 811gham Y001g Al fOfte Sri Diego St al las Vegas (n) at f.ob'aoo St Te1as A&I (nl at '°''zona St (n) at()I~ ._,, ~R at £1 Paso (n) at r eooessee (n) r ullert1J1 (n) at leus ler.h !nl Bngham Y0\11 (n) PortLn! St lnl at Air Foice S.,11 at Hew MexlCO (n) at r.ooaoo at West V11Rioia ldatlo (n) Air Force !nl at ()iatona St at lbtllwtsre1n Id. l at Cotorac»St Utah St at A« fO!Ce Sal Diego St lnl at llew Mm:o (11) at Utah (n) a Paso lnl at las V!ias '-•' 1 Id. 11 at Navy las Vegas MISSISSipilt St al Wycmng £1 Paso (n) lo#a St at New Mm:o (n) Hawli1 Id. 11 1 at Tutaie at San Otego State bll Utah New MexlCO lnl at Hawaii lnl Btl&llln Y01J1 lnl at Wv<mng at Cokndo St [I Paso k24 at lhgoo at Wytrrwlg at £1 Paso lnl at San 0ieto St lnl at New Mtt St !Ill IQfrael Oil r.obaoo St lnl at las Vegas tll ~~YCU!g kJl Nrrrr New Mexico at~ las Vegas (11) at &t;lam YMg at UUh at "11ma lnl Sal~St Caba® St ""· 1 11 r.oo a sr 8ngllM1 vcu\ at £1 Paso (n) ~·" "1Jn'q Oil Haw3!1 In) 11 IWMw:ollll at Sin Oteao St tnl ""· 14 ltltre Dom at lbwaii (II) New MexlCO Bn&Nm YM& (n) at r.1lb St. at Las Yeps (nl ~I at UtJti llw.21 at las Vegas !nl °"' at "•ma St In! at Paciflc lnl ~In) a Pall tiJ at San Oteao St lnl at &1ctum Y111111 It ""' llltxic:o lnl •tt IC S,., 0teto SU/II -l'Allo St lnl 1' force Las Yeps lnl at KMtl ll'll ~ '-. So C# «>ec. ~ nl . ... , ..... ~ ~ Lindley advances • 10 atna teur •·rum Al" dl11patchew SAN fo'ftANCISCO Bnan Lindley 11( Founlam Valley de rt'<Jlcd NCAA champion Ron ('urnm1rns 2-und-1 in the lirst rountl of match i>luy ut the 8lst U S Amatt•ur Golf Churn - p1on.o;hip Thursday tlwn defeated M •kt• ~kGel' of M1ddlelow11, Ohto, 2 <tnd l lo rl'mam alive aft<·r l wo 1 ountl~ l.11><lley wa!> one c1f 16 sur VIVOl'S 1n wh;,11 WU:! an upi.et f1lll'Cl duy 11( m:1t ('h 11lay N alh<Hlll'' C'ro~by . thL' rn year old son or tht' late actor Bing Cro~by, was also <Jmong the sur· ""or~ .fodll' Mudd. lhc lwo·t>me US l'uhltr l.1nk' ehamp1on from Kl•nturky, beat dd('nding charn pwn llul Sutton in the opening rnullll. hul bN·amt: an upset vie I 1111 ;1 (1•w hour., l;1ler ,J1w Ha~~l·ll lhl' C'CJhforn1an "'ho \.I.IHI nwdall~t hunurs tn the I"' •1 round' of medal quallfytng p I ay. J•ll ned Mudd o n the :.1<klinl'~ by losing 1n tht• after noun 1m the G.679 yard Olympir' l'luh L:1kt• Cour!>l' t'roshy. of lhlhboruugh, beal a W Jlkcr Cuµ pli.1) er Frank Fuhre r of P1l!suurgh, 1n the llJll'ntn~ round and downc:>d the l 'ntVl'f!>1ly of Get>rg1a s Bob Wokott 1n the <.1ftl·rnoon. taking both mJll'hes 2 and I Stl'\l' llart '11. of Tequesta. Fla . beat Mudd . 4 and 3. and c;1•11rg1ll StJte ~Hnlltl•ur champ Hill Bergin do"' ned Rassett , 2 and I. in the most startling or I he second round upsets I don't know how anvone else 1~ pluy111g . but 1f I play as well J:o. I c:..in , I th1nk I hav(· as good a l'hJnC-l' a ~ anyb11dy,'' said Crosb\ tlw L'n1ver~1tv of Miami Junior "'ho 1nhl'ritl'd · vt•ry little of his father !> mus ical ability SulltJn. the 1980 champion from Shn·veporl. La was 2 up on Mut..ltl a fter 11 holes but lost thl' n<'xt three. and Mudd won lhl' mutc·h. 2 up P eete l eads B.C. Open after 64 F.Nl>I COTT. N Y 1Af'1 Calvin Peek slllrted out quickly with htrdil's on the first two holes cnroute to a seven·under p<1r 64 ;ind u thn•t'·stroke lead artt•r the opening round of the H (.' Opt•n. f>C'l'lt•, onl' of the few black golft·rs on the tour. birdied Sl'Vt'n hull'~ of the first round und parred lhe othrr 11 I \.I.as putting so well today I had the ff.'<>ltnl? I t·ould make t•n•ry putt I wa:-standing over,·· s aid Pt't'le. who lives tn South B.i~. Fill T1•n golfers. int'luding 1978 Ii C Open champion Tom Kite. finished the first round at four· undc·r par 67 over the 6.966 _vard EnJott' Country Club course. whil·h \.I. as soggy following over- night rains A l so at 67 were Tom \\ oodward. D.inll Quigley. Mark Lyt'. 8111 Br itton, Denis Watson. Oan Pohl. John Adams. Jay Haas and Mark Pfeil Bult'h Baird and Barr y .l,aeckel. lratled by four strokes. wh1tr defending champion Don Pooley was bunched with seven otht•r golfers al rive strokes h<•ck with two.under par 69s. Ch l'rnighl rains had left the course• "'ct ~hen the 72 hole t11urnarnent opC'nf'd Thursda) morning under gloomy skies. but Pe<'lt• had no trouble with lht? 1'0ggy fairways und slick greens He said the round was his best competitive round in 10 year:; as a professional goiter. Peete has won one tourna· mrnl , the:> 1979 Greater Milwaukee Open. in his six years on the tour T h<.' tournament 1s n a med after the <.'om ic strip drawn by Johnny lla rt, a local resident Motorcycles race tonight Mike Bast and Alan Christian headline Lonight 's s peedway motorcycle racing card al the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa with alt women ad· m itled free of charge on Fox llunl night. Both riders were prominent in their showing l ast week during q u alifyi n g for the n ational l'humpioru;hips Bast Is second behind Lance King while Chris- ti an Is fifth in the list of 16 riders Rel to compete in the nationals Oct. lO. Regular speedwlly action ends Sept. 2S wWl the riders going lo the final wire in the race ror top point honors tor the season. A $17 ,000 season point fund plus a S.S,000 contingency fund are up for 1rabt Oates open at 6·30 with the first heat raco nl 8 -~-...--~~~------------------..-------------................................. ml!ll .. ~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4, 1981 SUNLAND SKIERS GIGANTIC 3RD ANNUAL up to ., .,. a ::z:' choose from OVER choose from OVER choose from OVER I.ODD 5.000 IB.000 PAIRS PAIRS Bindings / Poles PAIRS ITEMS ANAHEIM .------. ~-~0 ~ CONVENTION CEmR l y -' • , . . • . . ' . . · .. t; ... .. • I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. September 4. 1981 - IN THE LAST FEW DAYS OF THE MODEL YEAR, ONLY FORD OFFERS THIS G REAT WAY TO SAVE ON BOTH CARS AND TRUCKS. A MILLION DOLLARS A DAY IN CASH REBATES AND INCENTIVES REBATE ON MUSTANG REBATE ON'82EXP REBATE ON FAIRMONT America's most popular sports car. America's newest 2-seater. 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ON AMERICA'S BEST-SELLING LIGHT TRUCKS AND VANS .* YOU COULD ON '81 GRANADA SAVE UP TO AND THUNDERBIRD Ford's incentives to its dealers make it possible for them to pass along savings of up to $600 on new '81 Granadas ahd Thunderbirds. HURRY! FORD'S INCREDIBLE 21-DAY COUNTDOWN ENDS SEPTEMBER 23. FORD FORD DIVISION ~ ) J 1 . . -. ------~--- 1sasec1 on A. L. Polk Co. reglatratlon aa ot Jufy 19'1. • f . .. I c Orango Coast DAILY PILOTn:rlday, Septemt>or ~. 1981 DI The marketplace on the Orang~ Coast ... 642.:.5678 14C'(-of people buying real e!tate have read classified ads in the past week, a national study indicates INDEX .... h .... --------...,.-----... ... For W. HowMa for Wt Ho.Mt For w. Ho.tM• For We HcMti For Wt Ho.tn for We H.Ms For Wt T1 Plaet Y•r U, CaM •••.••••........................•........•...• ······················~ ·•···••·············•·· .................................................................... . I 00 Gft«• I 002 CHMrlll I 002 G...,.. 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"',1~ ~.:;· ::': '"' CM .,i '>Cot. rm~ fhM~\ tttmt. ltfU\" Ke.aJ bUlt l,, l\fftff' Rul t:..t.lt-'4 .ant .. d RENTALS Uuu~ t utnl\hHI HOU\'"' l"lurnl\Ptf'uplh-•urn INplru' Lnt AP<> tliro Aph. l "'"'" l\VC,\ turn1;t I M w._, Krum It ti1 .. ,1t ttfXt>I• \hKf'I\ '•Wf'"tl Uh~) 'un1nwr H#nt.1 .. \1t1t""" ftrnt•h Mtnh1I~ ,., V'i•rr• t,ftllln fot ftffU Oifl~ r ft,~,I ~\llW'~ "'"''' INhotu1t Rf'nl .. ) """"'' .. H.fM•I' Yt•ntf'f1 Ml\.1 k rl'lti11 BUSINESS. INVEST MENT. FINANCE t'.v'•l'rt\f)pt..o.rl· ft .. un.u '41hlf"'11 lr1\ntrti.1'1t Oppot'I 1 l'h""4nw"t ,._rtl'"d \Ian.-, tul.o .. ~ \h.1nt1r Yt.H\tf'd• '4hrtte11n lh ANNOUNCEMEHTS. PERSOHALS & lOST & FOUHD Afl~f\l;f'f't)fln' (,., P11lA ~ ... '''"''" l.J..,1 • • uurid f'ft\(Jlf\111\• \t ... ,. '"'". Tr..\~· SERVICES 'YU 11 1 IJuntut \ EMPLOYMENT & PRCPAUTION "t1o i;, ln,ltuC'l,11ft J1.1b~-111 .. 1• Uri ii ~ •"4¥d \t 4 t MERCHANDISE ~nt.qW#' 1'.ptAUl'ttr All'l'h•.,. 8.c-\fff\ ... lk.ki1i1f ....... ,,.1. 1 •l'f'llPU\ ' t au1pn..-"' t .. ~. IJ>a\ • , ....... , fV •\trftlhtf~ " .. ,. .. ~, ... ""'"'' l&-..awfllf kl,., ,,ch J••rlh u,,-.,(}f\ "•"""'•''f''' \11u tU.af\41'tN~ \4t\offll•""""'' "'•f\l¥d '4w_..1.tl (lh.lfw.n1rf\I f'lltlf•f' t urn• t 't"" ~ ... ''•"'"' • hr1an· \t ... m1 ._..t1un1. ~lf'llf'l&41tuh ~Otf' H'''-'"''"' Uo1t ~~~r:d111 lht1 "11,.,,., BOATS' MARINE EQUIPMENT <.•~t•I tto"h )h1nl wr .. 10 f\li\\ \f'9 tl'lf' t U\U~ &Att\ ''""·' Bo1Jt\ ttf'f"lt I h .. r11 t &•h~ll eo.u ...i1~ lllllt., Ail•h \(Jlll'f"d ' ,. Ho.et' ~IW .. ft TRANSPORTATION \f11r-ah •mprh \.ti,, fC,.nl •Jff'ttirt •n .Wn&.ar C"ydn ~•r\1 \Cuo11 Ul\1\'.el• thl\I hAllf'f•lUHI ft •~,,' hllh ~wott1 "ift\ u" t· .t •t AUTOMOBILE ,, .. ,.,,,,. "Dlt1.4Y""> \ i.\ tit· U'•'••llfl\rl\u ,.,. V•I• K4t" ti·-'i ... ~~ U•1\,,. ff • H ..... '" ........ .. \-.t ~ V..tnl,'1 AUTOS. IMPORTED '•'"' ,, \114 K·tlfW• \wo.t1 \ ... -tin JI,,,, 11'1'4 l .i11r• ~ '"'' o.noin ~' rrau ~·, .. 1 t~nt• J-.;u-f Jtt\\r11 ~111rn..nn\1tl1.i1 l.omliorl~IN \C41(1lo1 \tH\t I•• H••n1 111. 'tf1,H '""'' t•anh11" p,..,~, .. 11 •• ,., .. , n .. K•no1Ylt "',,jl, Ku)~ 1 llo\tt ...... ~ .... 'WO-f_, roi·•• Jm,m~ \uf'.\••t:t>A \01h~ '-''ft't .ti "~'·' \Ill "''"' ..: .. chll•1 AllTOS, NEW AUTOS. USED l4M•f~ (lwo\t-nl.frt t1Mti•ltr IAnMi lGl'lltMftl•I t:of .. f'UC """"'' ~t lintwrt•I l.oftr!JI• M••fni k \lfHUf) =·~t,, P11!1<0 Pl/-1~ ~ .... n ... ,,., .. 11 .. ~ Vu• •ftt PlllfMI IOCll IM IOIJI m• llll:I 11->4 lllO» llUj 11.L°M IUW ll)U EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY :: 'llbllth.r'1 Motiu: 11>)4 All real estate ud :~ v e r t 1 s e d 1 n t h 1 i. 1•11• newspaper IS subiect to :~ the Federal Fair llous 1"'' 1ng Ari cl 1968 which :,:: makes 1t illegal to ud ""' ven1se "any pre!erenc'e. l1m1tat1on. or d1~ 1 <'nm1na11on based on ;:=; race. color. rehg1on '"" sex. or national one111. ;.:;; or an 111lenlloo to make " any s uch preference, 1":;: hm1ta 11on. or dis "" rriminat1on " ... 1!;: This newspaper will nol i..,. k11owmgly accept any :~; advertising ror rul :11.. estate which IS 111 viola 1••1 llOn O( the law ~·· 11\JJ 1M ERRORS: Adnrlisen J: altould chtdi ttwir ads :;z dolly and rtpoti •~ ~ ron hNMdi~. The ~~~ DAILY PILOT CHUMS :,:: liability for ttw first '"" h1corr•ct lnurtlon ,.w ~ UltJ VYWJ• ti ~j ~ 1---------1 ..... :~· Hotlus for Sale tt)I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 PEMIMSULA ,OINT IAIGAl~S owe aALANcto; 10'4, Cull now ' 4 BR Mex11•s11 V11lu, I house from poundtng ~u rr Sel.'!uded master retreat with fireplace New kitchen. dine on tiled patJO Hurry STE'S TO SAND f'IXER,3 J\R & DEN needs your attenhon Br mg shovels and paint brush Make SS's 0'4 ner will carry at low 1n ""'" (J;) SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 LOWDOWN Versailles l Bdrm studio Penlhouse condo with a larg... as sumable loan Onl} $98.000 Call today 979.5310 ALLSTATE REALTORS .. • RHLTORS WHYUHT! S79S Mo payment can b-0 take n s ubjert 10. OWN!!:R CARRIF:S LONG TERM 3RI:>. T l> On this J H<lr. end unit. stunning Twnhm wllh custom drape!! & shut- ters. SEE & SUBMIT ON DOWN Agl 962~·~ PERSOHAUTY 10''< dwn will buy lh1s cozy 2 Bdnn I:\• 80 with vaulted ceilings , r1repl1ce. spa and 2 car garage Lovely seduded area near college, shop. ping Full pnce tBS.900 751·3191 c::. '>HH I -f"" PHOl'l I~ l il <, IAYClllST SI 00,000 DOWN r am1ly size rusLom built home 4 bdnn .• family rm . formal dining rm & pool Also u separate game rm. with wet bar. pool table & lots or s torage The perrert home for a growing family. $440,«XX>. 1714) 673-4400 t2tll Ul-2121 I hP h.11 l••r ,cn•;i '11lrft•,t ICc .ii ~,I ,111· ~II 111 :·::: IGtMral I 002 LAKE ARROWHEAD , 1,," , .. 11 .,1 :;:;• •••••. •• ••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba home on a' er} I t 1.11 ""' Im c·•l rno 111 1 ,1 3 IR, SIOl,000 I peacerul streel in llll!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!lllll!!!!!!J!!!lll!l!lm!!!! .. I rnme CM home. hu!(e pr1,a1c gated com boek yard. c·overed mun11~ Panoramic lake r--\ :• pa110 Ni ce s tarter \lews, huge deck. brn:k ,,., home needs '!Orne r.11 patio 1o11th bu11l-111 BBCJ ~:.; 1ng Only 10•. down. C.ill and a sl.Jp ThLS house 1s .,,., now eompletel} rurn1shed and ready to mo' e into TURTLEROCK SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4°631-6990 $8600 DOWN! !! Bdrm 2 bath. super sharp condo Pool. spa, l1."nn1s courts, many "" other goodies $85.900 Call no1o1 ,!>4&2313 .. "' ... u ,...., <Cl;!) --•!*< THE REAL ESTATE RS ~~ IMMACULATE ...,.. .. ,. SI 65,000 :";; ~ml cond111on ms1de & : " out 3 Br. fam1I~ rm lrg ... bright kuchen Ht"al~ ... pool F'1rep1t Call Dick ~1 l)rexler 7~ l221 .... ••ci -..... ll'.H1 "'"" ,., .. R~M~ RF.Al.TORS IN .,,., FORECLOSURE! "'~' M csa Verdi' Stea I' A ':~: bargain 1 5 Bdrm. 3 bath. :~~ formal dmmg room, ''·" huge family room. :~ O w n e r s n e c d r u s t "''' •Iii "" .. , "' ·~ escsro1o1 ' Sl99.500 Make ofter. call ~2313 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS THINKING TOWHHOME? :~: Call the specialists at ,,, the condominium in ;,~ fonnalton <'enter '" Tourhstone Realtr '" 963-18i7 '•I 2 LOTS ::.:: EASTSIDE! ::·:: Builders Spel'1a1• 12.0<k> ;;11 sq rt lot with older '"' home Owner financing .::;; Only $73.«XX> per lot Call ,,!, r or m o re de t a 1 l ~ ~:~. ~6·2313 •U: J•J> t T>!I -.;. lfjfijl •d.tJ 11;u 11111 THE REAL ESTATERS :::. AFFORDABLE ;;~ 2 Bdrm, 1 ba · I yr old. rm Adull complex. Take ;i;; over existing loan · m .. 'Ii~ ll1•i '71'• om1 •111 RED CARPET Ill 754· 1202 SS.OOOIH ~ .. , NEWPORT ICH ':,~ That's right' ~.«XX> re- "'1> bale on a vacant 2 B<lnn. :.; 2 bath rondo Owner -wants out' Call for more = details 546-2313 -1111» ~'I,) "'"'' mJ WU 1'147 mii 'M2 -. , .,.., IJl)6.I WlO 'i!fl• THE REAL ESTATERS * SISIDOWM * DHPllATll 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Assume hi·balanre loan owe streight note. SUCCES.5 REAL TY $G-7991_ S>2S .OOO with 10'; d1o1n. HIGHL ....,DS the ov. ner v.111 c·arr} A" bulance Natural bcamc•d D M u-L.-" Rltr wood ce1hng&. panehng · ·~ warm earthtones 7~Jl835 Lovely \'ll'W. this 4 DON'T GIVE U, We have the perfect 4 Br & Fam Rm on cul-de-sac wilh pool size lot Dry your tears and call us now ! Vnbehevable al $215,000 RCTaylorCo b40 9900 Bdrm Edinborough hus everything Ex ccl l(•nt nnanc1ng $405,000 IAYFRONT REDUCED $400,000 FOR QUICK SALE Owner will C'arry all financing Low down payment. Elegant 5 BR. Remodeled decorator's home. Large pier dock. $1 .350,000 FEE OPEN Sll~DAY 1·5. 314 Morning Star I Dover Shores) [ IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 STAR GA'ZEK~~ ._...;._-'-'-'-...---81 CL\ Y l POLV.N'--.....---"'1 M. r-o..i,-""_, c...i. t< ,,,., u,~':rt-,. V Accord1"f 10 tlrl• irou Y ocr u"1)l~ To doWICo .... uogr 1,,. So111rdoy, 2 IUI lt ·ood-d\t0<•npond"'9 10 ~ of yo.If Zodooc bu1h 119" '. J• ''O"'> ) ,.. 1' St•·• t GOOI .U W~••• • TJ1.et1• )f 0.~t i ,,.~., '6 loo•I t '°"' '* Je Tl\lflt. , '1.,"'°"'IOwl l'• ... ,, ... ,h.. ..°". tU•htl •C•"" 10.ti~• itOtON• ll"ttcrt 1tt11'f't •lfo •) .. 11-....0 4lWOflO U l "'O• ... UMd ,,Wiii OSMi.- t61we!~H ... ,, \1•!'0 A1(~f!O'ltl •l (•C*.I "'~IO 1tGooO ... r .. -...:.:.=.:=-r 10, M:lt ,,, .... 11Wto Slh » -'4¥'t• w ,,.,....., l>otGmt uu. 14._....,. M fNft 8-16-11u""' • .._.. 11 •Htttt PW..~ .,...... y~ SllK & "NO' FOOTWJ. mfilBIB A S U H U Y Y I H T S 8 E I M R N C S C T Q W T J E K I T H G I E G l 0 0 R L U T A l l S 0 U A U E A A N T 0 L A H H M S 0 Y N T S 0 U I N I U S 0 A G H 0 Y E E F H T S Q R Y T R 8 A I Y A R L U C E E W S W I H R I S E 0 J I l R I A R A 8 I Z W C G 0 C U H C A R R P I E S I M E A S U I T C S Y C E U k 0 N T G S K K T F I C C 0 Y M I R 0 R C E T l Y H I 0 H R I A A J 8 F S S E R E W E C B 0 E H N 0 Y $ A 8 I 0 N N R A I K T 0 k l K I C T A A C Y I K N P G 0 N 8 E M S N I E T G I I A 8 M C S C I T E L H T A N R E T S E W P l OPPOITUHITT kfl()(ks often when you uu result-gtttln~ Dail) Ptlot Classified Ads to rtarb the Oran•e CoHt merkfl. Wd, ~. ~ ., ~.,:Ji. -lllii It Atl111tlc Co•t lfY Ml~·A•eri .. 11 ~ hcHlc llt•t llt lky M••rl Vllley ., IOllt~Wllt Y111kM Weetn A1'1ttle J O•I• Valley lnttln lt•ttllllttfa • Ill Elt•t '"'"' C111t Adi. llt Te11 phone 6'2·567'8 Tumflw: T._ Im'•"''"' Dalebout Bay&Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COME WITH US ••. TO llAUOA. TWO NEW DUPLEXES. ONE ON WESr BALBOA BOULEVARD WITH THREE AND TWO BEDROOMS, THE OTHER ON 46TH Sl'REET. ONE BLOCK FROM OCEAN .. OWNER WILL CARRY FINANCING FOR TIIREE YEARS AT ~·-.. NOW S399.500' 1617 WESTCLIFF DR. M.I. 631-7300 REALTORS 675-5511 SUPB "E" PLAN IN THE ILUFFS: Tillt l'NKt dtsired moct.f hi 0 loY.ty 91'91...,. .ct ....toin Yi.w. o.,.. ... ...., with ~ °"" $219,500. COLE OF NEWPORT UALTOIS 2515 l. Coast Hwy •• Corona m. Mer 675-5511 '12 ACIE IM TUmM tlLLS! TENNIS. POOL. 2 SP AS AND LUSH GAIDEHS This custom 4000 sq ft home has it all. 4 lrg BR . 4 BA (Ma ids quarters, opt.) Three fireplaces, country kitchen. pool room. master w /ttiS & hers bath & dressing rooms. 2 sec. systems, wet bar. most prestigious Joe. and much more. Only $795,000 _ OWC 1s t w /$195.000 dn ! ! For details call Patrick Tenore 759-1221 RE /MAX Rltrs . Find what you want in I Classified Ads. your one Da1l.x Pilot Classifieds. stop shoPIJU!J! center • UMCHO SAN JOAQUIN • PANORAMIC VIEW Sensational 2 bdr m home with den & FANTASTIC view. Owner will assit with grivate financing. This is a rare opportunity to own a much sought after model m desirable area. Vacant & ready for 1mmedtate possession. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. • • HARIOR VIEW KHOU..S • • 9lf40fo FINANCING ...•. A rare opportunity to own a much soug ht after model in unique area. Featuring CAPE COD style architecture. 2 + Br & 2 12 Ba on Fee land with outstand ing terms For a private showi ng call 759-1501 or 752·7373. • UNIVERSITY ,AU • Sensational 3 Br home that is in absolutely tip top shape featuring a fa mily room. formal dining. 2 car garage and much more. OnJy $162.000. Ca ll 759· 1501or752-7373. NEWPORT IEACH OfflCE 2670 San Ml«J!Mf Drift 1714175'·1501 17141752-7373 ~ Walker &lee Real Estate 11 I I I 1'. SUE P OO I ~ .... v .... A-~ ... s_E ......... 1 1, ' I I I 1~ . I N N 0 0 I I ;l. Some l*>Plt buy g11n1 10 _...,-rs '""'!--.-I --.I'~ mttch •~Ir ptr100elhi.t Ont ----... hhy WOl!llll bcxlQht • ~ ,--------, bltttlld mo!'* Md hlld It S U II I Q Y I lurMd lnlo 1 --. ......... 1, ....... 1__,lr--TTI • ..,..I -.._ • ~ ... dwcWo ~ ..._ ..... __ ..__ ......... ..___,. ~ %':\::, ~= • ~m.~:Mm r r r I' r r r r 1 1 ='i*f f()tl I I I • I I I I SCIAMUBMlwt11ll IJOO LINDA ISLE ~xcitin~ opportunity! Wide channel view from spectacular architectural 1 desigt1ed 4 bdrm, 5 bath. pool home. I Slip for 2 la rge boats. $1.495.000. Sum mer Oct.'upancy. , LIDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious . custom 3 bdrm. 3 bath home. newly redecorated. Pric·ed tQ sell qu~ckly at $475,000. Must see. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, i bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patJOs Beam c~1 l1ngs. Great for entertaan1ng. s.120.000. Best price for the money rEMINSULA POINT IEACHFRONT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge. from prime large lot . 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 !iQ. ft. featur mg marine room. $1,385.000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm, den, spataous Plan 8. tm maculate-. Low priced at $215.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ).\! Rof''dt· Q1,v1· N B 675 61 61 I • DECOU TORS IUUT1RJL HOME South of highway CdM duplex. French doors lead to bnck courtyard. Vaulted ceilings. plantation shutters. sensa- tional throughout Super Financing. $475,000. . U~l()Uf ti()Mf S REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eut Cont Highway, Coron• del M•r WI HAYI 45 Of THI HST AGINTS lM TOWH OPEN DAILY 2.fi PM ON BALBOA ISUHO 116 Mcrilw An. $495,000 I CoA.15. lfwftJ SI ,200,000 C:0. .ct ,,...i.w HMM fiM ~ .ct fiild Mt how yot1 can inntf lft 146oalt'-d! CAPE COO IN WATER Tilk it • -"'"He Cope Cod ~e by dtcorator i..cludiftcJ aWMd & etched 9lou, brick ond beo1n1. Totally cO«dlHhd with lux11riCM OMenities ........... tllis 4 bed. fClllU'lft. 2 patios, vu 1n a.-.. UttM 1st• location. n.,.. for 2 boGh. $115,000 fff. 67l-6900. PANORAMIC YU ON WATER lt..tiM Newport r•tr.ot it o wwity .........,, Oce• & loy Vm tro. tWs OM bed._... co-op ht Vista m. U.. MW ~ HCelHt fla.cing. $280,000. ON-WATER CORNER-SUP-VU Woe*. w.,..._ & Hlediw dtcor lft good fast.. Mo•e ifl ~ oed ett;oy -.-°" HM loy wfHt .,_.. boat at yoes-door 2-story 4 bed. bak°"f & • pri•ocy; t.oded glon. owMtc) & oll -witlu Sl,200,000. fff 673-6900. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATE Sd,s,, R•ntAI• Prnf)f'tty M-'~9'''"'"' 24.lb W C1i.t>1 H...,. l'IPWN&<11 01·1400 STARTING 115 M4111lP Ave &1boc> lmnd 67Ut00 A NEW BUSINESS? A«Ofdlng to Callfornla Butln .. 1 and Prott1tlon1 Code (Ste. 17900 to 17930) all per1on1 doing bu11n .. 1 under a flctltlOu• name mutt m. 1 1tattrntnt with tM County Cttf'k and have It publlahtd four tlrn.1 In a n1w1p1per Mrvlng th• arH In -"lch tht butiMll II loclttd. The 1t1t1mtnt II required by law and 11 ~•Hrr In proteciint yOUt bu1lntt1 name. Mott blnkt reqWI proof of nllng to open commerclal acco11nt1. The DAILY PILOT provldl1 both flllng 11\d pt1bflcatlon Mr.tcH. W1 hnt 111 the nectHtry fOtmt and "'''"'"" • dilly Mf'fk• to tM °''"" ... County CcMtttoutt. Elthef _, by one of our oon¥tnltftt office• or SIMM tM LEGAL DOAJmllNT 142"'321, ht. W tor.,.. t.lfUl11tdon _. ...... w1 :s1.LY N !I ~YLOR CO. HE/\ LTUHS '>I Ill •· I ~HI> Ml & MIS ,tlFICTIOH Sll5,000 HU TEO ICIDMEY ·SHAPID POOl ROOM FOR PADDU TENMIS Immaculate picturebook 3 bedroom home nestled in fl owers and shrubs. Large grassy back yard for the children . pets or guest house. Beautiful pool with large deck area. 00' wide frontage. Zoned tbr income. A wise investment for young or not so young. Call 644·4910 to see any time. WESLEY N. TA.YLOI CO., HA.LTOlS 2111 S•Jo.ttlslood HEWl'OlT CEHTH, H.I. 644-4' I 0 WANT ACl'lON• l Have something to sell? Class1red ~ 642 5678 ~llied_adsdo it well. tE GEDBGI ILllRS ca. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE llAMD MEW LISTING! A Rare Opportunity To Move Into Harbor View ~lllls At An Affordable Price. Extra Large Lot For Family EnJoym~nt And Privacy Three Bedrooms And Family Room For Ont y $290. 000 COST A MESA DlJtl.EX Just Listed This Lovely Duplex in Easts1de Costa Me sa. Great Op· portumty F'or Owner Occupancy And Income. EaC'h Crut Has Two Bedroom!'.> One Ila~ A Patio, The Other Unit llas J\ Pnvale Yard. Both Units H eeently Ca rpeted & Painted. Sl79.500 ·-·-.... ' It's a fascinating p1C1u1e h!S!Oly, a coJorlul qurll' £mb101der old 11me cm 111 easy slllches wllh dale ind nam~. • child would ~ to help' P111ern ms llSSUt t1ansfer ot 2• urs 2 uch ot 12 models d11ect1ons included S?.00 IOI UCh palltrn Add SOC uch J)llltrn IOI postqe and handllnc Std ta· .... N--.cr.n Dept. 105 01llJ Nol .. 1'3, (14 cw. Sta.. ""' ,... llY IOlll. Prit1I 11--. ..._, ZI,. PllWll ll•Mtl -ltl1 ~fl~ l l1tt 1>11le1ns onside 110 brst !"~Is dolls Qu•lls mo1e1 Knit Crochet lmb«ltdt1 SI ~O AU WIT IOOlS .S2.00 ..0 Al ... 1141 Catlllt--144 soc tldl "' ,.... ~ •'"'&. I ls.Glib l a.tlles °" , .. I 34-14 Qlkl MldliM Qlilts uw••"""' Qll11Mt1 llZ.Qlllt OrielNh UI~ a ~ Qllltl lft.Qltkl 't1' bit Tlllllftn I~ Patchtll Qlitts l 2'-nrifty Crlft1 "'"" 121-,..a.Olta 11~ .... mu. art" 11••••1.i lt~-ll2·Ha .... lll&,artfll ...... ~ ll•H Jiffy .... ......... leer.-. 111·111111111 Sftlllc , .. ,...r..,... ........ ..., lU.15 GIA t. "Wit 759-9100 11 2 C orpcM ott P'lcno Mt~Cttlhr Al~Ways Useful! 9455 tOYl-20¥1 34-48 "" 1TT Mi._ 11f '-"j' .... ----------------------.-..---------------"---------.-..----.-:.-----------------------_ ............................ __ .. ~ ---'-~--~ ........ ..,..,...~-~~- , -----~~---------------..---------..._. ________ ....__.. ........................................... .. -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4, 1981 MATCH ARTISTRY Albert Ka:.er. of J egenstorf. Switzerl and. puts finishing touches on a locomotive he constructed ... ~ with about 69.000 matches Ht' pn•v1ously did similar models of a Outch windmill and the Eiffel Tower. What Americans think Poll shows health, prosperity, fear of war concerns NEW YORK <APl -Mention of the f amily dropped dramatically since 1964, while good health, prosperity and fear of war remain important issues to Americans, according to a s urvey. Also showing declines in the study, conducted for Psychology Today magazine, were fear of Communist aggression and con- cern with religious and ethical issues. employment. 14 percent. War, with 41 percent, topped the list of Americans· fe ars for the nation, followed by inflation. recession and economic in- stability, at 33 percent; un- employment. 15 percent ; lack of law and order, 11 percent, and threat of communism. 8 percent, down from 29 percent in 1964 and 13 percent in 1974 . "Traditionally. when asked to talk about their most important hopes and rear s. Ameri cans have ranked family concerns near the top of the list," said William Watts, president of the Potomac firm. . ·our rindings suggest these values are changing -and eb- bing. In comparison with our previous comparable st udies, Americans now talk less in in· ter views a bout the happiness and health of their famili es." The margin of error was put at plus or minus 3 percent. The magazine reported on a survey of 1,596 Americans con- ducted March 13-20 by Potomac Associates. a public-policy re- search and issues-analysis or- ganization, which it said was comparable to studies done by the company in 1964 and 1974. The top five personal hopes of those surveyed were for a better or decent stand ard of living, 39 percent; good personal health. 22 percent. economic stability. no inflation, 13 percent . happy family life, 11 percent; and peace of mind, ll percent. Chrysler must ·warn of car oil filters Aspirations for children, which attracted a 35-percent rat- ing in 1964 and a 24 -percent mark in 1974. was checked off tiy only 8 percent of respondents in the latest survey. The top five American hopes for the nation were economi c stability. 37 percent: peace, 28 percent; jobs for a ll. 26 percent; greater national prosperity, 18 percent, and law and order, 10 percent. According to the s urvey. personal fears included lower standard of living, 32 percent; ill health, 18 percent; war. 16 per- cent; inflation and economic in- stability, 15 percent, and un- WASH INGTON (AP ) Chrysler Corp must notify the o wners o f 700.000 o f its Japanese-made cars that they mus t use s p ecia l -strength replacement oil filters lo avert serious e ngine damage, the Federal Trade Commission an nounced Chrys ler agreed to the notification after the FTC ac· cused the automaker of provid- ing inaccurate information about replacement oil filters to owners of the vehicles and to companies that make and sell replacement filt ers "There are no defects in the cars and this is not a safety re· call ," Chrysler said. The FTC concurred in the statement. The cars involved were built from 1971 through 1980 and in· ... ....,..... BULLET-PROOF WALLS -Ricky Newmayer. 29, of Sand City. checks the section of a wall he will build in what he says will be a bullet -proof home near Pebble Beach. Four 12-gauge shotgun slugs were stopped by a plastic-like material (lower left 1 that was inside the wall. He says his method of bullet proofing will add about $250,000 to the cost of a home. elude certain Dodge Colts, Colt Hatchbacks, .Challengers and D-50 pickup trucks, as well as some Plymouth Arrows, Arrow pickup trucks. Sapporos and Champs manufactured by Mits ubishi Motor Co rp. of Japan Both FTC and the automaker said that replacement filters were often not as strong as the originals and burst or leaked un· der the higher oil pressure that are a c haracteristic of the Japanese-made engines. The FTC staff said the result· ing engine damage costs an average $500 to remedy. ·'Chrysler has agreed that it should make a special effort to notify all owners and dealers of the need to use the proper filter,·' said a statement by the company Chrysle r will hire a com· mercial locator service to find the owners. Linda Dorian, deputy director o f the FTC 's Bureau o f Consumer Protection, said the agreement provides relief for owners without having a major adverse impact on the company. Swiss store emergency • war rations BERN, Switzerland <AP> This neutral country, which last sent soldiers to a foreign war in 1515, is restocking its store of wartime r ations with 19.5 million cans of newly developed food. The granulated food , similar to astronauts' rations, has been developed over 15 years by a major Swiss company, and is to be added lb reserves already kept and routinely replaced un- der the ambitious civil defense program. I The rations, which cost $18\ million, are enough to feed all 6 .3 million r esidents o f Switzerland for three days at 1,840 calories a day, Civil Defense s pokesm an Robert Aeberhard said. Aeberhard said all 10 partici- pants at a test meal said the ra- tions had a "pleasant taste." Shipment to more than 3,000 communities bas begun. Aeberhard said the emergen· cy rations, to be distributed only in case of war, were intended as survival supplies lf effects of conventional , c he m ical or nuclear war prevent early de- parture from the vast network of public and private air-raid shelters across Switzerland. The rations include sweetened "breakfast" portions of soluble powder and "lunch" and "din· ner" foods which can be eaten ds:y, as soup, or as slightly salty porridge. ' Indian . languages helped foil foes WA SHINGTON (AP> -In the years before World War II , German and Japanese experts studied the languages of American Indians to forestall the use of Indians as U.S "code talkers" an warfare, newly declassified military records show. But the attempt was foiled when combat broke ou t. The Marines recruited 420 Navajos whose language was known to onl y 28 non· Indians. The Indians helped U.S. forces move from the Solomon Islands to Okinawa. The report spe lls out in fresh detail how Indians in World Wars I and II rel ayed battlefie ld secrets and bewildered eavesdropping enemy codebreakers The documents recently were declassified by the National Security Agency and sent to the National Archives. The need for code talkers was dem· onstrated by an incident in the South Pacific in World War II, the documents s ay. A batlfliOn commander and his company commander were talking over field radios about the position of a recormalssance patrol The com pany commander reported the posi· lion In map grid coordinates. "Thank you," cut in a third voice with a Japanese accent. "Our patrol will be there, too." The study said the practice of ttsing Indians started when the American Expeditionary Force was bogged down in France in World War I and found communications a problem. A.W. Bloor, commanding officer or the 142nd Infantry wrote a memo dat· ed Jan. 23, 1919, s aying someone re· membered "that the r egiment possessed a company of Indians They spoke 26 different languages or dialects, only four or five of which / were ever written." ·'There was hardly one chance in a million that the fritz <a pejorative term for the Germans) would be able to translate these dia lects, and the plans to have these Indians transmit telephone message was adopted." the memo said With Choctaw Indians relaying the word, h e wrote , "a de li ca t e withdrawal" of the 2nd Battalion from Chufilly was achieved Worker 'burnout' in health field serious WASHINGTON (AP> Doctors, nurses and others in health care often are victims of job fatigue, working under stressful conditions that affect their health and that of their patients. a psychologist says. Dr. Pamela Patrick said that worker "burnout" is epidemic in the health fi eld, causing not only job dis· satisfaction and high absenteeism but also shortchanging patients. ··If a hospital staff has a burnout problem, all the technical aspects of patient care may be OK but staff peo- ple are less likely to spend time with the patient to help with the emotional and personal problems that can af- fect him getting better." she said in an interview. "This can slow recovery and add days to a hospital stay. Which these days can be very expensive." she added · In the worst case. burnout impairs judgment and decision-making abili· ty. which can lead to increased medication and treatment errors. she said. Ms . Patrick. a St. Petersburg, Fla., clinical psychologist who con- sults with hospitals on the burnout problem, said she was a victim of burnout whe n s he worked as a registered nurse. She was in Washington to speak about her new book, "Health Care Worker Burnout: What It Is, What To Do About It," published by Inquiry Books, a division of the Blue Cross Association. Although job burnout in school teachers, business executives, police and others has been addressed before. this is the first book to de~l with the phenomenon in health care, Blue Cross said. Walter J . McNerney, president of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield As- sociations, said in the forward of the book that burnout is an "insidious, pervasive. growing condition that is SEES HEALTll PRORl.K\11 Dr Pamela Patrick the often unrecognized response to continued severe job stress." Noting that there is a serious shortage of nurses, Mc Nerney said in many s urveys "stress and burnout are given as leading causes for nurses to quil their jobs or leave the profession." . Ms. Patrick said burnout is charac- terized by fatigue, frustration, emo- tional exhaustion and feelings of failure. It is the end-product of long- term chronic stress brought on by work-related problems rather than by personal difficulties. People in the "helping pro- fessions,'' such as teaching, social wo.rk and law, are especially vulnerable to burnout since they get deeply involved in the problems of others. she said Year early, a dollar short ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. <AP) - Florida motor vehicle offi cials spent $9,000 to mail 50,000 license renewal applications. To the wrong people. Last week, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles sent reminders for drivers with birthdays during the first week in October to go to the nearest office for a test and pay $9.50 for a new license, good for fou r more years . But an unidentified computer pro- grammer in Tallahassee punched the wrong button. The notices went to people who have lo renew in October 1982, not October 1981. the St. Petersburg Times reported. The 50,000 who were supposed to be notified weren't. The state is rushing those notices into the mail. "We goofed," said Maj. C.W. Keith, head of the Division of Driver's Licenses. "We regret it. It happ_eQ.5." ............. CANTALOUPE FOR SALE "CHEEP" Though the spelling may not be·j~t right, there's little doubt the price is right at this roads ide fruit stand near Blue Ball, Pa. Like gas price wars of for mer years, growners of cantaloupe are slicing and re-slicing the price of the melons. } 1FOR THE RECORD Birtlu llllllMC* COMMUlllTY llOS .. ITA'- J•y M 1111• •Ill ,,,_,. .. ...., o,..., ........ olrl , .. ,. Mr -"""" ~ WatNr, lr•IM, olrl ....... M r. •no M" Jeu 1111 $11'11111, c..,1a1r-a-11, "°Y· Mr el\d """'· Galy We ,,, ltvlfle, llloy ._.., Mr •nd Mn Wlllle m Forotrom, lrvlne, llOy Mr •"" Mn An!Ofl .. C-1. OarlA Point, boy •...-111 Mr enO Mn. Rl~herct S.leMpess,, Hunlll\Qlelfl e..c11, olrl. ...... u Mr -Mr• Vlnc...,t Memmolttl, ~n JUM c..Mllr-. Doy ...... u Mr e no Mrt Georo• Clll•rlnl, lr•lne, olrt ......... Mr. •nO MM. Sleliefl cen.-, Irvin., olrl Mr .....0 Mn 1111<.,..rd TNlrp, S... Juan c.c>illr-. DoJ. ._. .. '-'' encl Mn E<tw•ct _ .. ,, S.. J114n (Ac>IJlr-. olrl ...... ,, Mr •nd M'1. l(lrn Bryant, San Cl•maM•, boy. JOUTH C:OAJT Ml DI CAL CINTllll ·--· Mr -IN•. Crall Lecy. l.aOUN Nl9 ... l, boy ,,_, .. Mr •l\d IN•. R-r Merwllles. So. Lao ...... 01r1 ........ 11 Mr anO IN• Donald D M<CorrnlO Ill, Irvine. boy. ,._,,, Mr •llO Mn Dan Go<don Olten, L•oune NIQuel. Oki • ......, 14 Mr al\d """'· F'tlll Mc:L••ov. u_.. NIQwel, Doy Mr a nd Mrs. Pesq,..le A PalumDo, Leo..,.. N,_I, boy . ........ Mr and Mrs Mar k H. Emery, LaOUfWI N,_1, boy Mr •l\d Mrs. Waller Ill w lnf .. to, Leo""" e..c11, 0 1rt Mr anO Mrs Gery Zwllll"O, Sen Clemente.boy. ._.,, Mr anO Mrs. R-rl Woller, Jr , Dana Point, olrl • ...,.,n Mr -Mis. JOfln Ill-rt H-111411, 111, ~JuenCee>i•lr-.111oy JAii Cl.lMINTI GlllEllAL llOS .. ITA'- A...-1 t1 Mr el\d Mrs. Fr-rlO La¥Otch, S... Ju•n Cel>IS1reno, olrl Mr anO INs. BrlKa Pr.Omo ... S- Ctementa, boy ._. .. Mr -Mn TlmotllJ Blarney, S-Cte,,,_t., 01r1 Mr ...., """' Paul Warct ~ , s.n ClerTWftle, boY Mr al\d Mrs. AICllard y _.,,.M, Sen Juan Cepi1t•-. boy •-t1' Mr anO Mr'-8ry.., l(rlll, Cepillreno Beach, 01r1 Mr .....0 Mrs. Dentel Granite, S.n c1e..-1e. 01r1. Mr •nO Mrs Don Wolkln-.. Dena Potnt.o•r• Debra werntcU •net Cllrlslopller MU<llerO, Sen ClerTWftt., Doy Q A-IU Mr anO Mrs David Ross. Cep .. tr•no 8Hcll,boy •-•u Mr .....0 Mis Tlloma1 Younv. s.n c1e..-1e. boy l"OUllTAlll VA'-LEY COMMUNITY HOS .. ITA'- A--' 1 Mr ano Mrs Wltll•m Jollnson, Fountain Valley, 9lrl Mr and Mrs. A-rt Lauria, Coste Maw.01r1 • ...... 2 Mr al\d Mrs s~ wattoe<. Foun- teln Vellay, boy Mr •nd Mn.. I(.,.,..,, Pelme-r • H\iftt· lnvton 8eecll, oirl •-ti Mr •nd Mrs. Rancty Jolln, Hun\· lnoton 8e.cll. olrl Mr anO MM. Aol-Romero, FOUt>- laln V •lley. 91r1 M r •nd M rs Robert Arvl1u. HunllnQ!On IM.Kll, boy Halen 1111/Yf, Fountain Velley, boy ·--· Mr -Mn Jolin Hickey, Hunt lno1on Beecr., boy Mr ano Mr•. Gery Mer1en, Hunl· lnQton 8eech, twin boy• "-'' Mt encl Mrs. CrelQ "-Y. Hunt tnvton 8eech. 01r1 Mr -Mn A_,, Cnerlo, F-t•ln Valley, Olrl. Mr. ..... Mrs. A-y Sq<oter. Coste Mna,boy . ....... , Mr and Mrs l(evln Tra,,._, Hu/II· 1nvton 8Ncl1, boy ._.. Mr eno Mrs Ja,,,.. .._, lr•in.. boy Mr anO Mrs S~ ~um, Hunl· l1'9ton 8eac.ll, olrl ._.. Mr •nO -·· MICllHI Marki, Costa Mew,otrl. Mr. ano Mr> Wiiiiam M<Gff, Hunt· lnvton lff<ll, boy Mr and Mrs. To ... r Zl-11, l"oun- taln V•lley, bo1t ......... Mr and """'· JOfln 5-ney, HUlll· lnoton a..dl, 9111 l"OUllTAlll VA'-LEY COMMUNITY MOS~ITAL ._.,t Mr -Mn.. Alen Br-II, Hunl· l"Olon 8ea<h. boy Mr encl Mrs. Tho"'H Su111.,a11, HuntlnQton 8MCll, olrt Mr anO ~ Manuel Are••lo. Coste M~w,boy A-1 U • "r enO Mn. A-Lono. HUflt- ln\ '"" 8Ncll, olrl. . ..... .,. Mr anO Mr\ G•rey Selle. Hulll- lno!Ofl BMc:ll. boy. Mr and M<s. An"'°"y BartllOmeln, Hunllngton Bffc11, boy ..... u Mr •nd Mr1. R-r1 Ha ll, Hu~ lnvton ee.c11, olrl Mr. and Mr1. T~m .. c;-1n, HIHll· l1>9ton 8each, boy Mr. anO Mrs. F'tlllllp ,..Iller, Hunl· l1>9ton lff<ll, olrl 'Iranian' sign flap • m court ' AM~, Iowa CAP) The I o wa Supre m e Court wi ll review tbe ·case of an Ames supper club fined $500 for violat- ing a court order by re- fusing to remove a sign saying "Iranians Not Welcome Here." Club Manager Bruce Russell put up the sign Nov. 10, 1979, shortly after Iranians stormed t he U.S. Embassy in Te hr an a nd took hostages. The Iowa Civil Rigb\,S Commission filed a dis- crimination complaint against him. Russell said his right to free s p eec h was beln•g violated. Russe ll said be believes an Iowa law directing bow retailers tnay J>Ol't signs atattu' personal oplnlona Tl va,iue and too bro•d. , ' r """"'-Wt .._...,_Wt ...._.,_Wt Ho.HFwW. for Wt Ho•HtforWt OrangeCoas1 DAILY PILOT/Friday. 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Vacaot and ttady lo go ftnanctn& 2 BK, be1u·h, bdrm • C1m1ly room, I trade ff ... 0K Conl•mc:ary wood ' sst-1133 2 Br condo ln adult c.'Om hshlna pltr Adulh 1-~ horn .. W1~nor1m1" • 0 tr ..... &lasa ti d -It r-I •. .. .... • , OwnrJArtt 1 1....... ome, nu t .,. .. ........,10 .. ,. br 1 ba mun y. vmlra 11r ,. 5d 2405or'99-:tlll6 '1s t a nC arbor. JlJ. • • ........, •mona 11.tSh creenery. "'""''., ~ fi · · more Call now - ruslllne, IX'l'U' ni1h1 By owner 2109 Monrovia this custom home la Vi' lO~ m Sl20,000 SIOl,900 o''" HOUSI h11\\s Pmt1¥t. rom UI 6139 38R, IBA located on lht 14th lXERUpptr3br,2 b•. T..,...lwwS. l·S fort, lu~u.r)' & security SU~.000 VA or Assume t11rway d Me11 Verde ram rm SUO,OOO. Ownr (g\\OOdbrl.t-26)5 W.. W Redured, now $'119,000 9I. ~ Ol)('n ~pt 5 7. Counlry Club Pe:.ttured will carry 9>.000 lat at V'I" N !!: w 3 B d r 111 ':" + 10wnu r1n1rnru1g 1 Agt, 12 5PM are• Bdnns. Ir& ramlly l2~. AJ.l 6'2-Wl Ke~llg children's actmy area 64Q.$$60 '11 .. toleecll room w/Separate bar $101000.IOo/. Da. SSl ·JUOO 2\li ba. rustom house i bdrm. I ba, rlreplac.'e, room, sedu.cted pool & 4 Br IA>~nhse in ,::oci I()(' ltltbarrano t'h>.lnl11r with ~weep1na ot•t!an WeMrlrwt '"-it ulil pd. ~so. Prefer spa.,wd llgbted piiddle Great ror investors & lai view. Edrta A Lundberg, l~edtoS2HK Jlrl!_64'-5743anytlme tennus cour1. Shown by time buyers . Needs THtMOMG Realtor & AHO(' Seller Will Hnm (.;or.:eous panoramH' views beckon you to this 14 room M~cltlt'rranean home 6 hdrms. 5 baths. family room. hbrary sewing room · 2 MODERNIZED ICfTCHEHS 98 UNITS & ONLY 15% OOWN BY OWNER -~N'T WT Unl.' IJlot'k from l)tsneylund Only 15''4 down. tukt• ov1•r payrnt!nls. Doctors Spe('ial (;rt· al tax shelter and great rental ..trt·a Lucu1ly Hkri.. Wl'ltome. Call RICIC IYERS ~ 760.7292 appt. only paint, car&eting and TO~IM 4~·281M Righi on, the ranal In o..... def Mer I 022 ..... """""""'' Newport Sharell A huge Jecld•H••••• TLC. Call anna Cap-Call the jpeclalists at DO YOU WAKJ_ I 3 Bdrm 3 R•. Ci11nily C•••••••••:••••••••••••• 631 I 66 J!!h_QwnJAi1 63l l266 the condominium in to Uve amoog the trees Offi<·e & elcvalor, 4 car garage Wu.le bal('OlllCS UVt'rlook 60' IA YHtOHT LOT. PIH WITH 3 SLIPS. St•c·u1'1ly & seclusion. I N('LUO ~;o 1s additional 45x100' bay view 1wrtel with apt ovl'r 3 car gurage. $4 ,I05,000 home 111 1mma1·ulatr H E "P Cd M • J MESA DB.MAI rormaUonrenter & 1t1ft be cl08e to beach l'Ondit1on A super l()('a DUPLEX IUUTY Touchstone Reulty & town ? You can II\ 1h1s lion only steps to the So. or PCff.pri«d right, 2 l 5 Bel 3 B 9Q..0867 old Laguna rharm home bearh. Attractive owner clean + euy financ111g! 5 ory, . rm, a, ex· with 2 bdrms, remodeled ec home. roman style * * 5 BEllOOMS (manclng available A Grell Astle759-1Zll pool & fountains. new lr.itthen & cx•ean view superbuy' paint & carpet . Huge. free slllndingl deck This may be the ldtoeltl9dlllty custom1&ed garaae home in Woodbridite tut bargain in 1own 61UJOO * * * * * aame room Seller will G1ables Upgraded & Sl490.500C~-u.•ylfWS S.,...t»Loc._ Attractave4 Bdrm Blufrs condo on greenbelt Carmelita model, cov. ered patio S282.SOO carry l6l 1' D 11t 13'1 a most nell' Call for ~ 311 + 'oof + • Dave Bourke Realtor super details & your This stun.run11 homt' c1111 TllflLEX MesaVerdearea 546-~. _ personal 1nspertion. beusedasa3bdrmor Three uni 1 s with X I n l r 1 m 1 I Y S RT Owner's anxious. u a 2 bdnn wath 2 bdrm Cireplaces. on a 45 • neighbomood. MA IUY guest apt W11lk to Corona de! Mar lot. ror Owner desperate 2 houses on a lot Des1ra (g\\\)O(fbrldge beac.'h Lovely gardens the price ol a duplex. TY.MS ble East.side location with Ko• p(Nld & spa t favorable assumable with $3SK down owe at Let me show you this Reilly declr.s SJ3.5.000 lst loan. seller w/carry 131}, S142.900. make or sharp home + ancome 551 .3000 LOWDOWN 2nd Priced al $329.500 fer. A t $48 6797 tt?t Rarunta l'\•1. ln111r Sellers will cary AITD at By Owner Bkr -will CM MW 40, POOl & SPA WOODBRIDGE rondo. z t ere st rate The down payment 112.000. 400l11'~flll All° M.Y. IUCCOLA less than c.'urrent 111 coo rate. 67~3""'14:.:.1__ · ·_4_£_ · .. · ·.·.~~ Exceplton1tl 2800 sq rt bd. 2 ba. single story cor· youngsten; can walk lo 2 B d H .....r.r ~ ner unit, ruce yd. As school Crom this nifty 3 r.'-"' .. "'~llllll'!t"9.. e room ouse with ho m e (eat u r 1 n g 4 3 n ....i sume S73.000 al l2\,r4 b d rm • 2 '':! b a l h new °""room Umt 4 Bdrms, family room I VA. TERMS Lrg ram1ly home with pool. S Bdrm, 3 Ba, 2 C1replaces. and great terms Owner will sell VA or on a contract Full price $164,900 TR,_\DITIO\,\I RL\l TY 631·7370 asking $142,900 Open townhouse 1n Nil(ur rar garage, large lot. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!•l!!!!!~I w ifireplace and wet bar, llouse 8(.1(), t·5 Owner Shores A gale guardl.'d 20~ down. 675·0562 spacious study, 3 c;ir 55!6662 ___ pr ivate commu1111y B!:_Qk~.r, garage, landscaped and $187.000 434 llGOHIA COZJ CONDO many custom reatures PRIDE OCIEAH VIEW Elegant new 4 Br Vic-2 Bdrm, 2ba end wut Priced at PX>.000. As· or ownership. This 3 A lovely 2 bdrm <'Ondo torian pa rtial vu, New rarpets. Clean and sume exlstmg loan and Bdrm 2 Ba w/Cormal with sensa11on11I 180 ownr/c.'ontractor Just bright. Assumable 13'7, 0 w n er w a I I car r Y dining room shows like a degree views & gorgeous com lelln . 75 000. loan. SlOO,OOO. 751·3191 new home. Lovely yards Catahna sunsets 2 story w /wrought iron fence on with fireplace & decks 5 Bl /BY OWNER IRYIHE TEUACE CORONA DEL MAR WIMBLEDON C:. ~ElH T '""f"' PHOPEHl If_<, VlllAG( JUST t5'k DOWN Moves cul-de sac Don't miss c c I this one! Assumable or entertaining om munity pool & ele\'ator (1nanc1ng Ask1og Crom garage ~.uoo 1126.500 • 'tttr•r ~\.~~M!·•'-~ TITLE INSURANCE & TRUST CO. Dun Lewis ~:!>latt• Sal(> (213lfll4 7371 noo _________ , ...................... . PN Adult P11tk, I block from ocean 2bdrm, 1•,.,ba . b r k porc h w wuher-dryer, lrg ad· d on liv rm, S28,500 211151 Newland, •99. H 8 960 4706, 536-1126 -- Big Canyon MeLu1n l•-------- Creenbrier Townhome 2 IR 2 IA CONDO with gol( course v1e11o . AdJaeent to Newport pool & tenn13 Assum Crest area Sea Wind loan Askin!( S27S.OOO Section SJ~.!W <:ooc.I A&t~ 675·5200 terms NEWPORT Roy McCcrdl.. Rttr. 548-7729 Exerullve Bea('h Home. LIDO SANDS 3 lldrm 2 83 A~sumublc $1111.000 675-1771 3 Br, f ba, 20 X 64, 5 • adult park Close lo So Cst Pina Furn . Redut·t.'<I to Slll.500 for Cast sale Owner 751·~=--- HEIGHTS BEST BUY IN TllE llGTS ~ Uo1que 3 Bt home w 1perrerl Inca lion Assumt' lo11o 111 terest loan Price re duced to S229.900 Rae Rodgers 631 1266 ocean vie~. 3 fireplaces. 1 ________ _ 2 story. modern ..-on --------• slruct1on. No quahCy1ng SUf'f:lt HOUSE R&'Mtl< R f:AI. TORS $229.000 Geori:r 963 5568 SUPH Agent LOCATION HOL"SE + t;NIT Charming J bd rm 2 al the heal'h. low <1<1.,.n . h:.ith Clost• to ,t·hoob. nu nl'l(allvt" no nrw :.hops, tennis Lo,·ely loans lleeded. l.'rtn uni) ) ard Loll. ol po1ent1:il Ownr 1a_Jtt 673-5604 Wt'slcbH :.irea S•:Lf.t-:R OCEANFRONT BYOWHER ANXIOUS' Redh1ll~Realty 1;7:~-i:wo New rust. bit 2 :.ty, Fren<"h Normandy 3 DR & den home t'an be spllt $895.001. OW(' 3111 llm! _______ _ Seashore. 613 ~78 WANTED by Pit pl) M 1n1mum JBr home w \U Max S350M :-Jo agts 644· 71fl0 MEWPORT CREST CONDO HURWATB Steps 10 lhe water on l.1do Penansula 2 BR 2ba mobile homes. onlt 3 ~ears old Pool, rec rm. )mall pet OK •22 1137 S62.SOO '69.000 De Ania Bayside Village Mint <'Ond 2Ur 2ba, en('loi.ed patio. new carpel and paint. A great buy Commumty pool. spa & clubhouse. 541.950 - WATt-.RfRONT HOMl:..\i REAL ESTATE 631·1400 H.W'Yltw Move 10 rond111on, J bdrm, 2 ba homt' 111 Ila rbor V1e11o 111 gh as sumable loan~ ll11(hly upgraded throughout Shows llke model M usl sell ra~1 Asking '139.500 ancl land Come for 111 :.pewon S.,t . Sun I n 1860 Port Wlweler or c:.ill 700 9596 ()llo ner A&l NEWPORT CREST 3 bl'drooms plu:. rctre:i1 l'Ondo Wet h.ir 2 pa11os 14 alk lo bea<·h pool & tennis ASSl:ME LOAN I•---~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Elegant single ram1ly you into lhis executive 4 home. ProfesslOflally de bedroom Oirung room. corated and landscpd 4 family room, fireplace. Bdrm, Jba & library P I u s h r a r p e ls X-lge master bdrm w Air. alarm. amen1ttes I throughout Pnme IOC'a e--f~ANCH Rt.ALTY 551 2000 I OwnerWill IYOWHH Spectacular J Rdrm J ba 1·ondo llu1:e ma~lt'r su11e ~ P' I retr1•at & sund~t"k Prmw lun111011 .,, erlook1n~ tt•n111' OWNER ANXIOUS Trailer al pvl beach, Treasu re I sland , Laguna Bch. $8500 ~99 3816 garden & frplc, lge galore llOn rlose to the Plaza GOODTBMS! cust om kit . den. szo4,9oO, TARBELL, GOOD LOOICING! library. LR. fR. pool.. A RED,..,. nncT REALTORS 979 2390 Thas 2 bdrm condo shows . yard. patio Unique ror -UV'l:r-1;; I -• like a model Large as ; larger ramaly Ocean -754-1202 Dmtaf'oW 1026 sumable loan Owner side or hwy Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• will carry a 2nd and 1s beac.'hes. lmmed. occ ---SEARIDGECondo2 Br 2 only $75 .000 Call $495 ,000. Owner can HARIOltPOIHTIE Ba SJO.OOOdown. SlllOO 979-5370 oow carry. By appt, 673-J74S. COHOOS Mo. Owner 714£499-4369. A LLS~jl TE ' Open Sun. 1·5. 2 spacious master suites 4BR. 3BA. custom home or 2'" stry w 1loCled mstr I mile to SC Plaza Anx· bdrm. Both models have 1ous ow ner. Xlnt Cinan. RralTOAS 2 BR ocean view cottage .. at'l~h dbl garages Make offer Agt Slade ----~-South ofSeav1ew. Owner w /opor. Open daily 11·5 964 1611 will carry rirsl T D pm, Weekends 10-6 pm Fo..taill y., I 034 HEW TUDOR Prestigious Lemon Hts. CBnt ASSUME t>tWo I ST ~A_g~e~nt~, ~63~1~·7~:.JO~. ___ , 355 Avocado St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CDMIW~S CalU31·340S NORTHWOODS VALUE lmmac.'ulate 3 Bdrm home on qwet cul de sac in Northwoods. Plush c.'arpets and custom draperies thruout. Huge patio with soothang spa Many extras plus low in lerest assumable loan $167,000. don osen realton; S bdrms. ~brary. huge mslr suite, dining and enter tainment areas. UNDER SJ Milllon BYOWNER 17THATPROSPECT Rick Alderette, Rltr 714 /731 ·4444 2400sq.Cl. exec4 BR 3 Ba _TUSTIN, 731·3lll home Fam rm. eat·in TURTLER kitch .. living rm, formal OCK 171 41494·1177 HASfT AU! This larges Br w ocean views mant de<'ks & patios and IS heaut1folly decorated has 1t all' PLUS part oC home r an be a completely pnvate '"m-law·· apt. Best or all is the price S2!t>,OOO LOCJWMI Y1"°9e R.E 497-1761 LocJ-o Hils 1050 ....................... LEISUU WORLD 2 bdrm. 2 ba coop, races Creek & Park County Cl ub liv111g + serurily Call Agent Ted --768-9111 OCEANFRONTS Silt to be exact from Z0.000 down & as low as 12~ 1nteru1 on the balance Call for detatls and the super locations Above beach. below Ocean Blvd Semi priv Rd Out of trarfic. 180 degree view Ocean & Jetty from every win· dow Prop line high tide Obie invest 2 yrs Buy now before lrv1ne1 ______ _ dining rm New paint & 2-sty 4 Br 2...., Ba. 2 (pies paper Sprinkler + lrgroomw/pooltable. system, dbl gar, water vaulted ceilings. As 1052 softener Xlnl nbrhd. sumable loan. $239.SOO. a..,_. HMJ-1 great schools. 10 min to Call owner Mon-Fri for ••••••••••••••••••••••• JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 Development. Jess th.an I mt dn coast beg111s. Clear land incl Sl.250.000 Owner P P. A t onl (714) 673-6525 MIESAYaDE llEST Y A.WIE Sharp 2 Story. 4 Br. 3 Ba. new carpet. redwood IRvluE ~a "'CE spa. easy care yard As " 1 l'l'AA sume 9:i.~'"'r loan lOr~ RXEI down IA> qoahfied buyer 4 Br. bonus & pool $165.000 D Bourke. Needs some TLC. Owner Realtor 546-9950. ocean 0 w n er a t.955-1795 lransrerred $200,000 Rancho San Joaquin OWC 2nd Call to see. Townhouse. 2bdrm, den, --- 714-775 1675 2V.ba. lrg assumable lst ~ tt.tL-to. lwlll 1040 TD Owner wHI carry ~~ ..., 2nd $195,000 494·3348 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·2592. $8000 Down ---- N1re 3 Bdnn. , ,,, batu DISAPPOfMTEO? I POPUUI l.illPAIK Finance Bl'lo11o markl'l rale heautarul 3 Hdrm horn<' 14 1eh:.1enin11 pool. nt'J r parks. school' & shop- pan~ Unit SJ911.500 Call H a r r y f' re d e r 1 1· k 631 1266 WM~ RF.AL TORS Trad~ Luxury Newport home on 11 acn• Cor In t'o·me Units or • Equity Redhill~ Realty t)j;~. 7:~00 1·ourl pool llnd 'I'd 1--------• f ormer model .,. pruf dt'cor and numerous up 1trades Large .i~suma bit' loans full pnct' $272,SUO Call 548 781 :1 11m WALKTOOCUH SGAUGES ~uper ~ork ~pare & more parking 1n lo14 m.i1ntl'n<t0l'e rear Al trarll\ e 3 Bdrm. den 217 bath home with many rustom ft·..ilur .. s SlllS.000 J. 642-5200 A~r..forSale 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEVELOPERS 2 Z6 AC Silt' lOned for 46 UntlS in City or Vista Only 11.600 per unit Terms 7~4667 or 755 9751 •7141 •SUHNYMUD• By owner Tract of JS lots read> to record $262,500. Financang avail (7141 7_60·0823~ 328· 13'13 COtlWllM:lal 2 3 bdrm ltn1l:. 141\h beClm rt•1hn~s & rot'k f1replact's Open Thrus $280,000 /\1•l now ' I & Fri 11 4 pm Pricerl to Broker Co 0µ Mtt•rlt 11ell 1mmed1atel> 631 ·4516 .., ,,,,, OML Y $20,000 DH Oii . Pro,...+y 1600 ••...............•...•• RARE C I II Newport Beach Property so· frontage an pnme loca· lion Owner will finance owe lrg 2nd loan ror s yrs Two yrs new John Marshall 631 1.266 R&'Mtl< Rf.~L TORS WESTCLIFf !BR CONDO fl5,000 Can assume ex1slin1? loan or approx li0,000 al 14 ' • r~ ml 673-6640 - rlUICICl.IX lH'..UiY 3250(C....0- eo.... .... -640·7000 I Exclusive Pnnr 1pals SOllC~ 107' only Ask ror Irene ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loudon, Agl. 631·4247 or •OCEAN VIEW step~ lo 631 7300 beach J BR 2 lta l·On!lo. San Clemente Office need less thJn $2XIOOO Bldg New Frenrh Own Sal('!; pm· S261l.001'1 :-Jormandy Xlnt ex Owner Hot & 5493232 1i 14 1 posure on El Camino Rll"ftdv $45,000 DOWN Real $348.500 661 6636 2 Mstr Rd~~~ ~l' 1r I 12', OW<: pano 0<·ean C~,.,..._, duced to ~ !ICMI T14o I rn 3 hdrm 2" hJ Pnre Volty ·~--Li•• At rt. l.ach Only SI0,000 down 2 yr old immaculate 2 BR 2 B:i mobile home Min age 18 Small pets UK Mary Jank. Realtor. 631·1094 v.i11l carry l.st. Prin only '-'-'~-'=--=--'~~~-- Greg AsUe7S9-1221 59 UNITS COSTA MESA c911do Close to shop Think you will never 1 ping Owner will help rind that 3 bdrm home I hnance.116.SOO you reallt want at a Foxglove 2 Bdhn model --------· totally upgraded h<ime UDO ISU ' earsJ~~~ Marshall I :it St64 soo IC ondo111ieiUMs /T ow11- 631· 1266 DUPLEX • Corner 1 •• ~~~~!!'!°.~.!?~~ I l';'l:l't'I art'~SJS.UOO dn Redured to Sl 28.500 On 3.32 acres All 2 Bdrms, double garages, great buy. 645-9161 SUNSETIEALTY pnce tou can afford? 542•5101 Don't despair. we have I JUSl what you have been PRICED looking for at SJ7S.OOO Located on comer lot. 20r, down. owr lge 2nd tastefully decoralt'd wtno paymenl!i 2 hr. 2 with stained ~las5. loft b a . 1 mm a c 14 r x and mu r h more pans1on potential .Just OWC Sl5!1,5UI 2BR 2BA Condo I yr , 492·2 I 00 ne11o ll1ghly upgraded Tile 14311 to wall HLOWMARICET Terrific locatJon in Cam Min utes lo miles of pus View Very attra(' $470.000. S3JS.000 Ag\, 963-8182 Le-o•inc)Country ! ""¥-carpets Wallpaper ,..~ OWNEIUTillNG '"'"'~~ I G4YoDOWH ~V . ..,. Selling S duplexes here 7~1111 In CdM ror a qualified buyer Owner will ac- ~ OPEN HOUSE REALTY / pounding surf This low tive terms CUSTOM RA ... CH MESA YEIDIE cept very low down. Call l!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!l!!!!~!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!I! John Campbell or . ma int Townhouse w 11 br + den or 2nd br . I & ~. ba. lmmac . highly upgraded Has 3 pools. jacuzzi. tennis , clubhouse. wet bar. fprlc Ha~ ex1Stmg 7 9'7. loan. Open Sar/Sun I 5 9766 Verde Mar Bkr STYLE HOME Award winning 5ly le desrribes thi6 3 bdrm family home set an quiet serluded location Of ( ered at $Ul9,SCIO A sn111oblt Loa a Patrick Bartolir. 3 BR Easts1de home on 11 >/40/o ROGEIS REALTY R-2 lot. $10.000 & take .lJ6-l600or968-834I tt523 CAMPU5Dl·IRVIME N.wport lwh I 069 131-1440 Charming, remodeled 3 '7S.JJ I I over pymts. ~:m8 BR + family room home with 2 fpk's, on quiet l1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ <'lul de sac street Lots or I•-------· curbside appeal plus RV access Motivated owner 14 •carry lge 2nd Cor quahC1ed buyer. 759-1616 Dock problem in Newport Beach! 60' dock + 2 story Huntington Harbour home <I Br. 3'• ba. ram. dtn, bonus rm. Eslate sale 1)99,000 RE b Lucia 83.!.:.9944 20 CONOOMINIUMS Costa Mesa project. compl approved. ready to build Act now. 12~ % fmncilf NEW! COUNTRY FIEll:H HOME. 2 BLIM:IS TO IM:W $469,000 OWMrwll fin91ce- M0Qualfp.g 752-0499 641-0366 IQijhi~j;IJJi--·6·7).·7·S·S·J--, OWMt' u.idcltilMJ JASMINE CRIB 5'7.-of; t1"'7'1r int 2 Bdrm split level condo, Newport Bayfront 2300 s ff. Low low down. Condo Flex 5 yr financing at $25',SOO J..3% 7S2·9'lZ7 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, ocean CAMEOSHOHS view Security bldg mATl Dock a\•ail. Appraised Dramatic courtyard At S275.000. Owner /Agt w /pool. forever harbor <'114167S-l570 1 n d o cu n v te w s AITD/lse /ll'ad.!_ Private beaches I want to buy your house Sl.225,000 BEST RNAICING IN TOWN SIO.OOODOWN! _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• for Sate by owner Log.a leach 1041 WESTCUFf 4 ID Sharp 4BR. 3BA. hv rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s · ram rm. lrg lot, trees .. •..... pac1ous. open & airy, N t t G belt A "' ...,. beaut. 4 Bd w /2 patios. Brand new 2 & 3 Bdrm ex o reen s For A uttW Assume 10.~'1 mt A re-Townhomes in lovely su m e Io ans See . d anytime $134.500 I acre~ bldg site. gent· al value 275.000. Palnck gar en setung. Caretaker on prop 16711 ly sloping parcel s_hort Teoore 631-1266 ! 3'/40fofi1.d D11ne St 536-0794 or d1Stance from tenrus & •hntl ,... 847 3205 bu ch Ownr has 1n Au11•obl• wit• 110 B--,-1 B --eluded plans ror cuslA>m ---' __,.,.., eaut1 u 2 R 21 ~ ba villa $175,000 Spec· pr0•P0 1!_=-' ............ 1· HuolJllgton COVE CON tacular views• 30 yr -DO Comm pool, spa & M tSSION REALTY sauna. Great low int. 494-0731 All amenities including f111anc.'1ng SJ 19.500 Agl ----double attached garage. 673-7761 Divorce Forces Sale woodbun:Ungfireplaces. NO QUALIFYING '' Lower 3 Arch Bay custom kitchen, wet ~ar. Owner transferred. Fan· Great ocean view. pvt pvt d~ck. recreation tastk•bdrm Bestarea. area. 4bd rm beach area with pool. spa, BBQ 29 900 Bkr8'8·0'709 house. 499-3144. and much more •--"'=-'~-· -=;..;..;;;;....=..;.;..;.._~1 ·--------ATIENTION BUYERS: Located at Fairview and Avocado. on the same site as the original Roger's Gardens in Costa Mesa. NO DOWN LOW DOWN AnneUe Sexton and Sue Martin cover ll Million in Sales Cor 19801 We have many homes and condos that qualify ror great creative financing. lugh assuma· ble loans below market O"ORTUHrTY knocks often when you use result-getting Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Onmge Coast market Phone 642 5678 THEll.UFF f'&»l'*X" 3 bdrm, din rm . IJv rm . fam. nn .. F' /P. 211 ba, xtra large porrela1n tub w /ceramic tile walls & rloor. 4 covered patio areas. Price S2JO.OOO. 5'7. down. assume M0.000 lsl trust deed at 7'~';? Xlnt land lease S853.00 per year Can't change until year 2003 14r,4. ant only 2nd trust deed due 19116-87 Call owner ror appt daily alter S pm 1714 ) 760-842.:S G.-Part& o,..:=~10:30 f,. I 0:30 A.M. 541-2239 prices and low interest I~~~~~~~~~ r~te:n~all today 847"2860 I Sell idle items &42·5678j!!!W!!!!a!!!!n!!!!l A!l!ds~-C11a!!!!ll!!l64•2-1!!567!!!11!!!!18 l"iM I 044 '"Ill• I 044 1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• for investment proper· /) (1/ UYI OM THI OCUH lY' Don't caJI unJess you -.,.fl,; J"el.tl; ~ My 3000 sq' S-6 bdnn need to sell immediately RUL £STATE 644·6397 home in Huntington and are willing ltl accept Har~r. Z99.000. We my small down pay-Cotk MeM I 0%4 are $103,000 under Bank. m e n t . I can ta k e · I I "I Ir. Move in rond1t1on . 3 , Lnndsraped, enclosed WIEST OCIEANFROHT Triplex Xlnt terms & prame location ti00,000 Agent, 675 6161 bdrm, 2 ba hom1• 111 I patio Pool. Jae. tennis. Harbor Vie)' High as lll .000 + Isl TD Open sum a hie loans 111.ghly Sun 3 6 or by appt 3203 upgradl!d throuizhout Via Tonada San Juan Shows hke model Mu~l C' 0 NT EM I' 0 R 1\ HY Capo Off Alipaz, comer sell rast l\bkin!( S239.SOO BE/\Cll Rf:TRF.1-\T ' of Del Obispo Pacific OCUHAlOHT anrl land Come for in Walk 10 the beal·h lrom I Company 498-5640. 3 bdrm. 2 bath 1m spect1onSa1.Sunl6lll60 thi s 2 hedroom. I hath 498-5020 ma<·ulate home with Port Wheeler or !'all home located on an ll 3 ,----!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 guest hoUM' & or I bdrm 760-9596owner A_gl lot The poss1b1llt1rs art' lecotM ~ 2000 apt lnrred1ble orean --------• endless. ol'rennic µotcn ••••••••••••••••••••••• view MSO.~ .._.EWPORT l1al for a youn~ ('11uple Trade Luxury Newport Realonom1rs 675 6700 " j or for the per50n lookang home on 1, acre for ln-IEACH 1 for 3 uper in' estmenl rome l nats or • Equity Cll"HAVEH SE.AVIEW propl•rt) /\s:.um.ohl(• $280.000 Act nol4 ' Charming 2 SIOT} 3 ForSalebyOwner rinannnj( a\ailable Rroker Co Op Agent bdrm. 21 ~ ba, 2 frpks, 4 Br Bar llarbor "•Klei $123·$<Kl 1'1114%0 631 4Sl6 den. ramal) rm overlook 2121 \'a<·ht Yankee \'a • ing pool Large lot, bad I cant New carpets & 1 mmtonroort lJ79.000b)' patio Vie~ Int 1n L1'ngo owner Flex1hlt' terms guarded gate t'ommun1 ~ andownerw1llcarry ly with pool & tcnnii. ....._.,.. R .. thrn, Open Sal 'Sunda} I 5 courts. Pnred for quirk 407 K111g_sPlare sa le belo~ market $365.000 Price valid lor Saltto Ano I 080 IEAmWFF ts days onl y C•ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 bdrm. ram rm. fpks. 833·3622 675 6646 or IRADFOlD CONDO Xlnt r1nan<"1ng Im 644-Q8018 3 Bdrm. 112 ba. near So mediate Ot'<'Upanry lllllllll~lll!!!!! .. ----•I Csi Plaza As~umahlc possible $285 ,000 loan . 8 4r; on l~l 642-5161, 64().81(17 LIDO ISLE R .500 Wkends or art 6 4BDRM , near Mariner Beautifully remodeled 549 1636 Park $198,000 Owner 2bdrm Jba home with anxious & nexible. Call rormaldanrm.sundetk. Ottt•rR~&tate anytime to see 646-1044 wet bar & more Bank ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 646-1046 appraised $175,000. xlnt Mobli. HCllMt terms & pnce on!) $7 ,000 DOWN $424 .000 Open Hnus(' For Sole 1100 14.7% INTEREST Sat-Sun 1·5, 119 Via ••CEA·N·.~°R();i"r"N•;:· HO OUAUFYIHG Yella Owner AJ(l Don Modular Type Homes, Versa11res 2Br. 28a pen· 673-0691_, leased land, 3 P"l bchs. thse. ocn view JIS.S.000 SIS0.000 3 Br, ram1ly.1;pa 24 hr serunty. r1Shmg Assume loans S18311 mo Was $1~.000 Want cash pier Crom, SM.900 Ill' 0 r c 7 3 O. 2 2 7 O. H m buyerth1s weekend 2430 down~49'.f"J816 642 2682 Holly Ln 0pn Hse Fn ••••iiMioi!!.J··S. iiii •EXCITING• EthlhW. W11h or ll'tth oul furn1turr, 24'1&4 Green brier llome tn La1t lhlls nicest 5 star park MAKE AM OFFER! 3 Income Properties f.asts1de <.:osta Mesa o ~ ner '4-111 r arry Pnred tn sell' ,Jx· NEISSER m111it111,,2 11 t:. 'il I ~II llili:I :!~I~.\ ('ol h•l(t' \ 11' ( "'I a ,,..,,, l' \ PRESTIGE Duplex. Newport Beach, I house Crom ocean Sellers mo11vated ~.ooo ~4419 10% INTEREST JO Uhtts available Management on sight Excel cood & location lnrome 115.000 yr Ask ing SB60.000 Trades ar l'l'pted Tempe Ariiona 644 9513 C M I story. 3 2 bdrrn un its 2 mi to heh Tr)' SJO.ooo down & owe 2nd Jl59,500 Agt, 6"1S·S200 Session immediately ••••••••••••••••••••••• M ... Y.,. 1ppr11sa . WH ta e pos 1-------• ~'"--tto.. your 4·5 bdrm home in , Your investment will bt "'-S --exc hange. Movin& H secured by eoullle~ 1n IMTBT--$289,500, 4 Br. 3 Ba. d P 1 ARia. RIDGE An exciting 4 HR Thtlf1911CW. 1976·24x652 Kingswood Home w 13Brs. 28a. lit kitchen & lit hv1ng din in1t area. 2FOUIPUXES s10.ooo dwn ea. owe Break even 540-31166 other properties. and D~ view .bl~~:..~ in u · 2::~-~ vate party W.t.LI( TO L fam rm Devonshi re Town home personal notes. Call Tom IAST1IDI sum a e l\HIJUll at 11.633 . i...:.::=-==-::=-----"' AKE Located only offering prestige security & view 642-2642 Assumable VIR ttnanc· Opo Wed. Sat & Sun l·S. REAT FINANCING steps from Woodbridge Lake, this CLASSIC MOllllHOME SAUS 2706 Harbot.Ste~ A 54Ntl7 Whelan Real Estate Ing available on this Call Anita SS7-1270 or Uunllnglon Harbour. 3 8 R E W i l h v I e w. F. n t e rt a in in g channlnS,Ulht and airy '~' tll646-m5096miiiiiiiiiiiiiil Corner lot. 4 Bdrm. ram s t a t e h o m e i s enhanced by den & downst.a irs ... 1• rm , 2~ bath Davenport competitively prired at only g A d d ,.ome. eaturinc 4 AfTDl15% lalandhome.Brandnew $172,500. Lorraine Reid cc:J .8700 ame rm . ga te ~uar e 8drma, plus family camel carpet.in&. newly .,., community $995 ,0 00 L vnne I•--------··••••••••••••••••••••• room . e n c Io u d 1 YIAIS In .,. ... _. 1 (Zll, Vale t' 644 6200 CZ 12l ' 3 side bu side lot!\ in courtyard. lovely back. Adult occupied 4 Bdrm pa l'5V uuu-out, tot.al y n me . _, downtow~ Sttl1on oC llR. yardwllllKoh>ood.Ast· home,culdeaac.neataa custom ized lr.ilrhen. 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Apt Sltepe 2 s' • ..,.,...,. a, c: ur. 1parkUn1 dean suo .. 0 S40·f 438 ba lu• view Dau point .UILDER h 1 ......, ........ .... Call 2U/~ lovt, re r &. d ~h . ~mo7SS.0840 • condo. Both matr bra s & c armer. rec:enl y rt patnt, efll(" dJi>s. 2013 View Lu.x. 3 Br 3 Ha 831 1296. A(t -·-wuhtr. laundry r.r I--!1'73.IOI$, dap nnnl Jae 2 rpla Alt 6 llili...IVESTORS dK 'rcrnod Thia 2i br, Peder al. IS7~. 1ardener Lat Maate.r •uitc, dl'n. -4 Br. l~• Ba Ocean v1r~. Adult.I AvaJI Sept 1 o_.~ 2 Br Coodo near bcirh' fs6 Wl • " 1~ ba ~ incl din incl., water pd Children wet bart. t p . ttnn11, WH .... lfilr lltl winter only 1775 Mo sm 1mo CalJ~7148 2 bdrm, itarage, M50 Ho111. """I, waaht'r &i - Two vacant lot.I HUllt r!", l•e aunny derll OK. Refa req. Family pool, Jae . 11900/mo •ot•••••••••••••••••••• S7:J.2C117.~en,! Large rront unit 1209 dryer. prlvatepallowllh Dan• Point, M, straight, inaton BeHh area o loolllna wooded ca _p_rdC 1154(>.8Ul .!I~Z47,LS6i0l9 • 'e'OdME~REFNT _ .. e>teanrront Wmter 28r Florlda l21~~16M 1ardt'n S700 Mo relia ble, pvt br, fvt ba, P"6a1ble Ill .. ror 2 ••nal· nyon 3 bllu rrom .... a"h "· 8 0-r ~ rm ,,,,.,., enc.,., "8 MN\ • Br 28 . 00 MIWPOIT Ub'-HTS _,.Imo Ul''· In" lat' .... .. ~ ' store• Winter ,;t;I 3 br, I ba, newly painted. ~•view 4 r 3 a., amll1 yard & airaae Kid• & .. a _,.,. 3 a S7 ,... USTSIDE 6'2 8877 .. ..,.. · .... ' · home. or duplt'x R 2 .nn/ ..... ...... oc1an·v1ew backyard, rm, dlnln& nn, ocean & pelll W'"l-i• ~.-2000 646-8723 Of' ~!H020 Con Spimou.s 2 Br ii,., lJa w urr 1 ~ l~t 7!).0987 &0ned ApPra~t.<d value :r-v mo_~.,.... _mot utill 645-night li1ht views Pool & A' t "7" '· ~ nie Corn Rt.TR Townhouse style. Laun VILLAS t'tlc are•. ara1e r Spec condo NB. Blu/ls lltOK M1kfolfer Call ..,... 3152 2edrm.l\.1b1.VACANT tennl.f.Sl*'Opr mo en noee ---C>teanrro~t2Bd,2Ba.yr dry hookups . garu1<1• New l11rge 3 bt-droom pool,ad:,8l52 Proftoahrwtsaml' See Cu ol Mulvt(, Agt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• condo Rcfna washer COIMla•ir'•1 ly $750 Connlt Rltr Adult1,nopeu S475M o. townbome apartments -Lo ipprtt1ate 76Q.11SO 813 7300 <JH r r . or Pr1ml' Nlauel Shores. dryer· Incl ~/mo Awi Witerfront leu.se, 4 8r4 Fw1MIMd 3400 646_,7230r 67~1o:z0 Avail 9 18 S4S-927V Apprux1m1trly 1.2.50 sq Lido 81yfront 2BR. IBA .ru·ao. ____ _ S48 3216reildt!tu'e 38R. 2...,BAhome Coast S48-116& . . Ba, family rm, wp con ••••••••••••••••••••••• B"h r ntwTi ror win 2 Br 2 Ba r11rpets. r11tm~nu1stt1e!lets 1nlhceludmln11gny BS9!~,. mh.o.Gyrrelayt ~~~~y side or H 661·8331 d1tlon. doclc ror 40 boat Newport Beach adults 00· ' drapes, N'rni:e . !>love ' '"H L.AUROMT ---SA Heighta. SBR, dbl gar, $1900 ly. 1 e R. exquls it e ter /yr . llklO & up Adults, no pct.) /\\•iul G11ffcrs & Stiller stove, 675·0128or67J.0830 wporth9dl 3169 lrg yrd, xlnl rond 982.S Ve r u d ies Beaut (714) ~2-6U6 i lllt '425 Mo 646-4382 <1111hwasht>r, m1crow11ve JBR Penthouse apt Nr Thi• 0Hn•OMlhaa itSITallEV1 ...... , jji)c)"isl.£'"h;•••;•••4• 1st & last. '200 cl dep. 4 Br 4 Ba. clean & sharp, 11arden1. pool, jacuul, S4 O o c I t u n 1 B R 18 Hhe 10 r 1111 t, 211114 ovens. gari>aae dlspoial. Meach In Vernilleti • ' "" • c rm ng ~·4'9'1 nut to teruua & beueh nuna, gym, 24 hr ser w /earage, ..., blk to bch I Lasalle ~kylights. vaulted ce1J 831·0000 clea., 11ir, cool brt't!1e11. ~~~;a2tet>;t\f8e001..Y ~! Eastside Coodo 3 Br 2v, 11500 mo Remax of Npt l!!_ard 00 mo. 631·6666 No pets. I adlt lnq. 120 95727401a/t llPM. inu. lur~e 2 cu 1araee Ocean Front 2BR. 1ri: ~~1~~\~~n:~~~~~~·t Yearly Also other ren-Ba .. 11arage, pool, spa, Bob or Dovie 759-122_1_ lbdrm, 2ba, '-' mi to 36tb St. l.rg 2BR llJA 14~ mo wit b e lc:ct ra c door deck rum or unrurn financing as low 118 IO<:', tats avail Bill Grundy tennis cdqurts, refrlge, Harbor Vtl'w Homes beach, pool, sec , jac. B Br 2 lull baths Condo SJ7S dep L..a~u.lry tac orrrr6, ~lhOne month Z9S mo wwter, 177$ yr down. 115 low as g•~ to· 675-6181. ' washer/ ryer S700 Mo Lovely • bdnn family tenniJ, adults oveer 16, Fully !urn. exc ept udulLs c~t ok 20C~J Ma' fr~se r~OO to °j;~Y:!~ JL.6402092,8'7~7673 terest & only 4S minutes W~ter Rent.al 2BR.18A. 631·9276. home, 2SOOsq ft Compl. So Hunt 91J0.1065. refnge. Prof. decor pie sireet M11nag1•r month Ideal location 28R, rel, stove, gar Nr from Orange County 2.S Close to beach West MUl.MWDPUC sec alarm system, 2 Coada•k~•• Private spa, frplc, O/C 548·5861 After2 Quiet neighborhood near bch 1425 l!tllast. sec acres $179,000 Agent Newport. Completely Lower 3 br. 2 ba, with stry Sep In laws qrtrs Ullfwti111ed 3425 1750 Mo. 983-6&40 •ft 6 THE SEVll..U.: 2 lh I', orriln. 4~& 412 Clay St dep. ~2·3595 714n23-8lJ3 fu.!Jl. 548-6906 frplc, lge din area. bit Avail now SlSOO ilse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9&4·l68SAlta Ba Adults new crpt!f, Cal J09t of 2bdrm, 2~ba twnhse, McH.t .. o.tM+ ms. renced rear yard, 2 1735 Port Shdfaeld Villa Balboa dl'luxe 2 Sm C.._. 3776 drapes patio. g11 r (7 !41147-9920 kids /pets olc liSO/mo ..... a.. SP e ct ac u I a r view . Newport. $700/mo I yr 5411-7813 ~ su1lei, oce81'1 vw, pool. 28R, I h BA Walk lo bch 636 4120 ,.. . vr A Prort'Sliootl Service For Protessional People 3 omces to screen. check rtr's & employment. will matrh you with the right roommate' 30 Day Guarantee 50'1 orr Wllh Lhls ad •...... rt· • "''"00 car gar Near 19th & Drive by then l'all master bdrms, sep •••••••••••••••••11••11 v.ater 111.f Call I 5 or~_. L&lastt.Jli!jl 548 0294 ••••••••1t••••••11••••• Oceanrront3br,2ba,2 lease Nopet.s Wkdays 2 bdrm, 2 ba house. hv ser guards $900 MSO Mo 225LaPaloma 2619 "E" Sant a Ana 1714114 -3657 Westc l1rr Condo , BIG BEAR VIEW LOT story Avail after Sept l213l2.SH192; wknds & rm. stone (pc Enc gar 962·5121, M>SUB. "8" Call637-7918 c..75 --Spacious 2 Br 2 Ba Or-• Co: ts 1·7714 Near ski. lake & shop. 8th Winter lllOO or yrly p r IUCH '°'MT Adults Flreplare. pool -...., ping. S32.SOO Owner lease Sl200No pets Agt, eves !7Jo06'1>3'56 riv yd w access to Tow._.. Large 2 Br I Bit d """ APAITMEKTS J640 8321766 714/499·4:119 548-SSZ7 panash·style 2br house pool Nr Npt Harbor l h Uafw ltlled 3525 ~lflh npls, drp:,, 4 plex MW --· --~ ilge enclosed yd for '690 mo 675 2520 746 ....................... Uafwwft,Md Avail 101 645-662.:5 Nev. I & 2 bedroom Oceanfront ror wanter o.tofC~ fWl!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•l!!!l•m!l!!!J!j h' d onJ Tusun Ave NB 3 B 2 t H apartments starting rentals ~mo & up p--Z°'' 2550 OCLUROMT c: 11 ren y $t2S '6319 --. Br h 5 ~'i ~ttngJ~n :~:·:•,•••••••••••••••Wanted Al'll\le semi frorn SSOO Close to Diamond Real Estate ••• :;;.:::~•••••••••••• WestchH. I stry 4 br, eac · ds • .,_ .... 3807 re t 1 red coup I e to beach On sight recrea 64S·7573 HOUSE Neat as a pm' Big 3br stdy, 3 ba. ctry kltoh. no pets. '595. 840-4959 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• mariage 16untls an Cosla 1 r I'· I d -V1r"1n "'orest Giant t1ona ac1 ut1es me u .,_Cl----'-" r ' · 4 Br Oen, 3 Ba house wtdbl garage & Gardner nopet.S~ 968·9222 $275 Nice Bat·helor Mesa A\•aal Oct Isl mg pool, spas. 11ghted -.._....... ll76 Nag;;~t~~~a& SISOO /Mo Yearly huge yard'~· 111751 642·9561,637-1458 Dtiplt•tsFww 3550 Ad.ults only No pets Older child & pet OK tennis l'<MJrts and club ..................... .. Forest Reserve Area 675·8562. Rentirnes631~ Fee_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tils laL~. 106 E Ba y Light mamte1111m·e It.'· house Centrally IO{·a1e<I Nr SC General llospatal. Approximately 10 Exclusive Bayshores For rent. old Spanish B A V F R O N T So Cat Pla.ia Area Very ve. pt. · quired $300 0rr rl'nt 111 0 range Count y l BR • stove. ca rpet miles rrom Hilo 2br, patio, beach, $11()() house on large Easts1dE PENTHOUSE Bnght & mce 2 bd!'1'115, J b~, pool, 2 b~rm , 2 ba, private 549.0433 c .. J Avail Aug 29th. $345 mo 1335 Acres Bll,OOO 00 642-3315, 1·323-3318 lot. 3 BR 2 Ba, huge de-la rge 2 br+den. sec Jae, tenrus: no children. patio, fpc, art er 6 & Lge 3 br 2 bll encl patio 171~1..!4;.;'920 mcl util 891 1644 117eAcresa1ll,OOO.OO HotnHU....,lhtd tached gar , dirty & bl dg In super Lido pets,prerercouple.'525 wkends96J.1031 c&rpori N~ OCC N~ Adult studio, stove. 160Acres S240,00000 ....................... needs work Vacant Penin loc S2000 /mo mo,lease.642·0077 Apt ror singleadult.Avail ~t.s fS2S 7513696 l"l•1t 3844 refrig utJI. S2J6() St20to 40Acres l!O,OOOOO Ge.fill 3202 ~a~o~g·av~a~().7~;.rY· yrly 9·16. $375 . No pe~s Wests id e Sparklin g ••••••••••••••n••••••• ~l~OtEev;s 1 v.\~ls, Terms. Please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apartlaftlh Ftlnislwd Savage, Wilde & Co clean. spal'1ous :.i Bdrm 92.. d Rudy at l!la!I 961-2895 Laguna Beach home ll-50 Dona 'oW 3226 VERSAILLES 2 Br 2ba .... •••••••••••••••••••• 675·6606. -Newly re dee Cpti... NEW 4 . ...,17 ~s or write to F'anns & Stone fireplace! Dream ........ ••••••••••••••• sec clubhous e, pool , lelMMI ,.._., 3706 Cotofta def Mer 1122 drps. DIW, range, no V 5-ta AM 3880 M A~'TER,VISA Accepted f" roommates needed JBR 2BA. $27S mo Avail 9·5 Must be resp C D M 644·3588 wk 642·7504 Hm M r Non smkr. 2BR. 2BA apt CM Part rum S26S mo. All amenities ~1_-S989 ---__ F 3BR NB rurn condo $230 + I /3 ulil. Ava1l 1m- med 631·~..!L_ _ Ranrhes. Inc p 0 Box kitchen ' Hurry' •5469 2 BDRM I BA, Yard, dbl spa . refr1g $7501mo "••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets, $425 548 2992 or MO E IH OCT. I •••11•••••••••••••••••• 225 llilo.llawa11 gar , pets, kids. Avail winter H•31l.21A Del uxenewlydecorated2 ~23 Lu1uri09.AdiMU•lftc) Adult condo Park Fema le to share 2 br 96720 Charming doll house in 9 '7 496-W76. 25 mo. 961-3343 bdrm. I ba, upstairs BEAUTIFUL 2 Bdr-;;-2 Bristol. 1 Br Iba $450 Balboa Penln apt. S300 F' 2BR home 111 Balbo;i. $325 + sec Avail Sept 8 673-8293 r.....J&.--L "'-............ Newport Bach, ZSO' All H.H-,_ leocll 3240 Waterf6r3onl·t 1"..°omoes, In c •-&.--p-L........t-3707 w ;lg balcony 2 car gar ba condo frplr 2 r ar ,_ill·5707 &sn:_9'52 67S 77'12 _____ _ .--..-orvnr ullhlles paid 'll5561 -"2 .. ._ -Close tobeach ....,,.,mo · 1 · · I ' BR APTS WITH W a.....L....A-.. 3891 Exquisite 3900 sq ft hall R l 63 -&SSS F ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C2 3 '26-9666 _,.,7 gar, poo & Jae S625 mo CARPETS DRAPES ., ....... ,.... 28R 2BA. Nice 4·Plex Nr top home on 10 gentle en ~-1·_ e.!._ Br with gar $460 PVT COMMUNITY I bdrm MOO to l600 I I or I 14 > 1st & ser dep. no pets R E F R I G £RAT 0 R. • ••••••••••••••••••• • ... OCC S2SO Includes utal plantable acres Pool lal>oolsa.d 3206 Carpets. fenced yard 2bdrm,2bath,lease SeptS 549-9322 661S708or645~2 'OW AC SPA REC.• Studio, privacy, ~8867,66151.SO guest house. i aev. oi ,._ ...................... Water paid 2710 'F" SIOOO mo 551·3006 675·7617,642·0010 !Co ... Mna 3824 Lg 2 Br 2ba. quid Mesa HM . , refnge. adult S250 No Business or rellred F' lo ocean Probable i.pht Ch a rm 1ng Vactori an Del aw a re 636 41 20 ,, Versailles, 2 br, 2 ba ILrg 1BR, BA Pplc, ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verde St, encl gar no SURRY NO PETS ~t.._ulll_pd 54S-3232 shr 2 br. 2 ba apt, Near r;..tS,000 home. 4 br, 4 ba 118 1-SPM suites. din rm, lge kit . view No pet.s Mature 2 Br. 1 Ba. pool, laundr) .eet.s J435 mo 536-0573 Bl'ILDINC TOTALLY • 2 Br All uul pd Lrg So Coast Plaz:a Good IBE To Pa 1 SI JS O mo 3 BR. 2 ba. lg FR. 1mmed r r p I c , m 1 r r o r e d adults Yrly l600 mo rm. No pet!. Close lo all Roomy 3 Br To~nhoust' SECL'RED ya rd ssoo No pets trans Rers exchanged JOHNSONLA...,()(;() '673-2771. occupancy 9182 wardrobes. deror 673-4894 Call for appt $410-$435 apt'" quiet adult ,•om 549-~ $225mcl.ut1ls 540-7528 l7141728-4412 ilal>oa P'...-...0 3207 Scougall HB S725 mo touches S700 Sandy Bach for extra quiet Mo. TSL Mllmt 6421603 plex Ne~ly decorated I LOCKED Aport..-. fwW.a..d LAGUNA Home. super RClftchq s.ta h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 842·6066 00·6149 person, $325, Uhl pd. MESA VERDE home at fireplace enclsd pdllO,,, I l':llDERGROUNO or u~ 3900 vu Lndry + many ex-D B 8 000 3 Br oceanfront condo 1n HO ME FOR RENT 2 Br 2 Ba Mobile home, New parnt/cpts 673-1858 mosphere. 2 &3dlx apls garage Ad oils uni) PARKJNC 00 ~.3J2l s:ar~a~1t!1e;a~t ~;~mg neal beachy Balboa 3 Bdrm '675 Fenced Lado area $650 Mo OC EANFRONT ~ Nopets.546'1~ Sorry, no pets ~ Mii IRYINE s'E'A0w"1··~"0·· tras ~-mo space Lo\lelY mstr su1le local1on w sec parking yard & garage Kids & Property House, 642-:JJ.SO UNIQUE Bachelor for l HEWLY D£COR. 645 3381 rall htwn !ls 311 !\'ear L' C I Campui. " Lf! ;hatZa!:· ~ ~~ w pvt pal.lo & spa, over and spectacular view pets welcome S-15·2000 &OO·lOIO adult. $39Smcld uhls yr-I Br. gas pd. encl l(ar 2 Br I B.i $S25 NCt rwts VILLAGE lookingpoolandv1ewof .JllQQ.yrl -644·'!21IA t. Agent,noree~-$2200 /Month 6bedroom, J167J.6372. d/washer. pool Adults 228S ,, SantJ \11 a 112A~.V~OMAANOR New 1&2 bdrm luxury util, prv btll M 22·32 the trees Owner as amt 0 c ea n r ron l condo. 2 br. 1 ba. llv rm. din 41., Bath in Spyglass for S.2·5073. 641 0763 blwn 9 1 .\fon 1 ~ au.iomia ve adult apls in H plani; 1 Nick. 964·2768 ious Exchange this hne 3bdrm, 2ba, 2 stt prkg area, gar & prkg Com lease or lease option Wlntwor Yrty --2-1-1-1 ~ Fri 95S 2521 Bdrm from S46S, 2 bdrm 3 IDRM CONDO $500.000 as~umable Just $900 mo Ca II wkd y p e t 1 v e r e n t Ava ilable immediately Cute 2 bdnn, I ba w /gar r. • Q 1 Ad 1•• ~' 1 rrom ~35. Townhouse to share w1th male Pool. 559-5310 & k d 2 99""'7 Ca11 Conrueat6449990or WinterZOO per mo,yrly Newly decor as .vi uie u ... 01t'r..., or .., rt•--a.. 3869 · "' redured to S'795,!Xl0 eves w n s filll.7 ._.,...._ encl gar pool -'~hw""r 2 B.drm SLartm l¢ $310 ... ~wpo --.n from 1>10 + pools, ten iac, sauna, tenru5 ·~ r HEWLISTIHG 2 R S f' view lob. sewer & underground util , l2"-assumable rinanc mg Submit orren. 673·9157 --4 BR. 2 ba. Super rlean 494·2350 A~. ~mo. Agt 67>3890 Adulls. 6'2-5073.' \13 • Beaut lantbC'3ping. 'Jo •••••••••••••••••••••• • n1s. wat-erfalls. ponds! Near beach. 'a rent, 1 l Copbtrono ltoeh 3218 Nr. MagnolJa & Adams EastbluH 3bdrm, 212ba Coro.a def Mer 3722 --~ -pets Av a 1 I o c t PARK NEWPORT Gas for cooking & heal ut1l A\latl 9 \S Alex Da ....................... JIOO mo.J l63-Q!l9!_ co nd o u pg rad e d . ....................... 3 Ir To....... LEEWARD APTS 2020 1 1ng paid from San 646·1677, ev631-2406 Condo. Ot'ean view, 3 Br 2 bdrm, 2 ba. fam nn S8501mo Avail 1mmed. Ocean Front I bdrm, fplc , Newly decor gas pd . Fullerton, C.M 631 ll:!'J? APARTMENTS Otego F'rwy dnve North F 30 wishes Lo share ~ew 21., Ba Dana Blurrs, w ifireplace. renced yd. 760-6811_ gar. patio, adlts, no pets encl gar . pool. d.5whr Eastside 3 Rr 2 Ba I on Beach to McFadden 2 story In ine home pool, tenrus, etc IOOO. dble gar, children, pets Beach Beauty Balboa 1700673·7787 Adults 642-5073. frplr, spacious. en <'lsd I COUNTRY CLUI then West on McFadden v. prof male Incl lrg 492-6700 ___ ok omo831-7002 Peninsula 3 Br 1 foll CostaMna 3724 l...-0 garage. ,'Ompletel) rt.' to Seawind Village master swte pnv BA. Cha...._ AdolM c ..t...J ...... _ 3222 97~· v ·11 p r HB balh + shower stall, ....................... rurb1shed Ji25 Proper LIVING IN 1714)893-51~ pool, Jar, washer dryer 2 Br j "87 Spanish, •• ~~::::::":" ......... • ,,.. 1 3 aca ic , stove & rernge $7501st OCCUPANCY! I) House 642 3850 ....aEWPORT ROOflls 4000 comp rum. house clean· perfect ror couple over SPA CIOUS SBr JBa. JBr Condo. S600 mo & last + S500 ~ecurily CASA DE ORO 2 ~r I Ba Apt Beam 642 IOIO " ....................... 1ng & uul incl Avail looking golf rourse, pool formal din rm. ram rm ~n HseSun Mon PM Call 759·4381 Ask ror ALL UTll.JTIES PAID ceihngs. laundry rm. ? IEACH Wanted Refined, mature nov. 7Smo 731·9117 + amemt.Jes. SS9S.OOO w 1wet bar. grdnr mcl Br twnhse t ~2 ba Mr Bm.&!!.a_m pool. Adults only· no Over 35' ~llr quiet. no male Non·smkr, Share Mature fem to share 2 br Cu!Yw & Assoc. 1 palJo, pool, teruw., ~ec Co m pa re before you pets. peb S395 mo 311 \\ An adult community on lovely home Pm ate Park Newport apt Pool. R hos Ava1 91 S1200mo. Agt patrol. mi, ev wknds rent Custom design TSL MGMT 642-t603 Walson the Back Bay Spec bath Room, board, tennis.etc ens~-_226 Drawer I, anc anla 760·83..!I 979-6519 WESTCUFF feat~res . Pool. BBQ, BEAUTJTIJL 2 Br 2 Ba 631 2177 tacular Spa, 7 sv.1m -~ fe 92067 714 7$2476 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc, gar. new L;g"'3 Br 3 Ba F R Lu x u r Io us r o u r cov rd gar!lge. Sbt· Mesa Verde 1100 sq ft Clean, 2 BR I Ra gar. n1J mm1i pools. 8 llllhted ten ::~~ l~S mo LSI & Psrhoa(rfe ISeekra Btnalgboqau1(eli~tf'tleto1 ......... f S cpts & paml 717 Orchid r 1 · bedroom, three bath rounded with ftlus h · ""ts. children OK, $350 nis 1'ourt.s. btke trails • ..,..,o fate · · w rpc,Jcargar near h B "" I landsrarnng Adu t liv fplc, lndry, patio, dis m~o noo ~~·,.~s1« 1 putt1ng gre"n Room CdM Hom e Island call ~elinda-•ro,....... 2600 S89S mo By appt only beach S9SO mo Call ome earn.-. ce1 ingr. ... -h h I ed ~ ""' """ ,,,, ' r ,.... .. , Dys 540 4988 evs m hvang room and ram1 ing al1tsbest No pets. ws r. enc 06 garage I na c helors 1 and 2 Female non smoker v.ork 640 5430 Eves ........................ 640·9219 . . 962·8118 ---I) room Secluded pool 1 Bdum from $44S I Adults. no pets zso Bachelor apt, $245 inrl liedruums apartments S300 Mo 700..0.SS3 aner 673 0675 HAWAll·MAUI , Downtown new 2 Br 2 s1zeyard Spacerorboat 36SW Wilson 00-1971 3l0'7 MaceAve. 54~4400 utils, stove. refng gar and townhouses from 5~mwkda1s I CM 2BR 2BA--l';-- 1 Vacant Lot Wallea ~~~~I ~oBr i:rl~ 5~~ blks from beach. O\er or trailer. SJ85() month · ' 'Spar1ous 2 Br 1 Ba 645·20'75,548-5763 SSIOOO permonth Room pvt bath kitch Pool Sa~a Frpk 0J,~· Uruque opportunity to be ~'ernlea( SHliO Appl 30, ~ 961H80'Z yearly basis Agent SUS CASIT AS Laundry fac . pool S39S WANTF.D Bach gar apt on Jamboree At P,. \' p 001 av 111 hwash. Clay 642 ·7319. among the pnv1le~ed to 675.6675 &645-266& Enormous 3bdrm home 631 7300. Furn I br apt SWS & 543-9556 in I" Pt East side l' M San Joaqwn llills RtJad I Eastblurrs Pror fem 731 5831 build In Wa1tea sex nrthebeach!Twostory P RIVATE HARBOR up. Encl gar Adults.no 2Br.1'2 Ba.:rllE 181h Area . Vrly lse Call t7141644JQ(KJ pref. S200. 700-8242 an Dana Point shr hous; elusive res1dent1.i l JASMINE CREEK w massive staircase VIEW HOMES2 +den pets 2110 Newport Bl. Patao. garage I child AnswerAd #S28.642 4300 Oceanfront for Winter S 30 ch1ldOKava1I no~ \'illage Covenants 2 bdrm and den. prime ~25' S!ISO mo Days 700.102..'i, 548·4~btwn8&SPM. Ok, no pets. SS9S Sierra 24hrs Rentals Furnished & IFema~on smoker 811!_!31-12571496·2969 ensure custom hu 1lt loc Ocean View eves 644-8243 Lrg 1 Br. Adult. Near M..Kfilt Co.641-1324 1 Br . stove, !(as paid unru__rn B_f2.ker67S-4912. mature.S mm.lObeach: homes compatible Guarded community Bright & cheery !bdrm Ba yshores Guarded shops, par pool, all utils PRIV .. CY&n111ET poo~ Couple prererred NO FEE' Apt & Condo parking lawldr)' back S~a~t~T~ls~d~"l. :r1i~! w each other & tht• en Tennis & pools Lease w yard for pets. SJ2S Gate Communit" ,, pd 1884 Monrovia. "' ,... Rer s Adults 13311 Mo R d S2.S<J M ls '&I v1ronment EnJll)' pro SI 750 N h 11c.an .• " 548·03~. ______ Lake new I Br Apts. 646-8727 rentals. Villa entals yar ~ O I asl w bale . tremendous '""1212 ear_s oppmg. ......., bdrm Steps to Bay' To --675 4912 Broker Call 8 I IAM 0 ""'8358 d h perty o ~n er's .....,. R 6314.S5SF w1garor carport Upor SPACl<>US '·SUN,t\Y j -----· ,.,,_.. view. mo twn se, I ( 000 entimes · ~e -July '82 S850. Call l"ltile 3744 down balcony t \Y 3 BR 2b ly ..,.,, o LagunaBeachMotorlnn, frplc etc Pref. prof µriv I eges $15 l , Costa Mna 3224 l"iltt 3244 213·972·5101Or697·0488. ........................ . or pa 10. 2 Br. encl l(ar upper. , a, yr ~·" 1i:i . adult S500 mo. Isl. last. Spanish St yle tux ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. • --F'um 2 br,2ba apt,pool, pool,spa,bbq,laundry d 'w adlt.snopel!> $$25 Frplc,bltns,patio,gar 985 No Pacific Coast, u. /pool. iar, rnllal(e, Mesa Verde exec 4 Br 2 1 d t-' 2 Bd 1 Oceanfront duplex S Br lush shaded landscap 548 ~ · Like new 129 JSth St. Hw y, Laguna Beach 675-~ v 1 e w s , sec I us 1 on ew Y erora '-" 2'-i Ba Ref's Sl200 Mo jac. tennis, S500 Call aft. lng. 1460 & up. Mature · or 540-54<16 Don't disturb occupants Daily. Weekly. Kitchen MALE TO SHARE S47S 000 ln\e~tment Ba . 2000sq ft. gardener Ba, huge katch .. renced Avail · 9·14 thru 6 IS 6pm,67J.~. adults. NO PETS Mesa LUXUR"t'DUPLEX Days GI.LS 213-966-1111 available Low winter NEWPTBCHCONDO Potential'Over2Jac nr mcl SI095mo yrd, d bl gar. A C. 21314466QM LocJ-alMdt 3741Pines.26SO Harla, Z Br 2l,Ba dble ~ar --==----r_ates494·~ _64S.:..4224t67>S888 1'0, shopping. rapidly 3 Br b1 lot fenc SS8S 1>35J mo. Ask for Rack or 3 BR 2..., ba condo w sli p •••u11•••••11••••••••• 549-2447 1650 sq fl with rvery v ACANT M 22 30 Pool. iac. tenms. 2 Fem to share HB home developmg area Ii sr Ca 1 I 1f I 3j91 Select 531! 6Mflb Sl.oSo mo , without shp Fum J'"' st~o. sph, TV. SPACIOUS 2 BR Adult. ~ti~· Rh~g:areea~d~f~d 3 b d rm . 2 ha I h • walk lo bch S1&5 incl util lndry s blks Beaut Ground Floor Pro~rties i ~ ~J &I llOO Avl 10-1 675-8650 mai service. P ones. open beamed cealinj(, J>7S 673 6336 642 9666 rareplare. bit· ins. nev.•ly St&S-4200 ..!9 PCH~~ __ _ Stud10,0C\U amenities Easts1de 28R, ~ ' ..!!!_6PM $12Swk.~2227 lots of wood. serving • , refurbished Vrly al$750 Cd M Pvt entran Femtoshrw samefom 2 ss4.soo Pak• Ma ui . house dev Pool gar Exclusive Big Canyon Mewportleodl l769 bar $400 No pets 22S6 D01tC1Poi..t 1126 mo ce garden palm Furn br2batwnhseC.M Gd W Maui. 28d 2ha , adults No pets .~25·; ' i Townhouse,2bdrm.2ba, ....................... Maple St. 548·7355 ........................ Lrg,\lerymc-e Beamed !J'ansporUlloo.631·0412 ~~;s~ooi e~~fa euxn~qe~e Manager 2453 B Orange WALNUT SQUARE pvt gar. golf course rron· 673-8803. 3 Y~~d2 ~aar~r:~cr~I~· ~e~!~nte ~~~;t~wrae~~ Responsible & mature Custom Home 1195.000 <\ve . Sharp, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, Lage Sl,250 mo 640-8126 Near 'bearh A\~11 9 :io Isl last dep. S330 gar M r ovet 30 can share Kula ~uaht} Pole Hse 3BR. 2BA, !rplc, Xlnt townhome. ac. pool. gar. or497·5471 -me8tiB:lil,f ~Mo 67H009 aft s Pkg 5300 St pkg my 2 bdrm, 2 bath Mesa $1.50,000 Fee Simple Va cond Mesa Verde .CallGar •549-8815 WANTED: APAITMBITS Very clean 1 Br Near 759 1363 Verde apt Furmshed cant Land lots of Q.\iiet. S0.6.11-6666 __ Log.o1Mdt 3248 ILUFFUAITMDn' Beautiful landscaped ocean . bit in d w EASTBLUFF,spac1ous I OS except for your bdrm acreage ' Co ndos NEW EXEC CONDO •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• Adults, no children or garden apts Pallos ur g a r a g e S 3 6 (l bdrm Pool. quiet area Roo. & locrd 4 0 You pay ~ mo plus Res 1 de nl1 c1 I Ask 2 Bdrm, Hull ba. micro. CEANFRONT Mobile .1!.t~&44-!l6l3__ decks Pool & Spa, CO\I 714L661 ~-Sgle adlt No pets t.500 F~~~ .. r~·~11&·;~~d .. ~· ~~1~1~/ the uttlitaes Margaret Nome <RA t gar dr op, pool Jac Homes ec> mo. & up BLUFFS JBR. 3BA . ered parking AduJls no mo644·4767 salary in Balboa ror --~entur} ~OR~val M;~~ .J!~mo Ajt 754·1202--Dbl wide. •~:lll6 Fam rm. P\'l Jae. avail YEAR·ROUHD FUN: pets. ' ~leach 3840 Oceanfront large 3 Br 2 housekeeping & babysit ~~sG apFt. 127no0n +s~.okuet,rl. KrhP.5 H 967;3x ~ 4 Br New paint, carpet& Oc.-sideOfHwy 9-20 150mo 644·2300 Socrel Ac1tv111es 01 lBR. $425 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Ba t.:pper,2cargarage, hngforfalher&Syr son I el. I us drapes Gardening Spacious 3 BR. J Ba. C d rec1or •Free Sunday 161 E. llllh 646-6816 THE WHIFflE TREE f I I I $1200 Student or grandma. Tenn• s 'p o o I J a c (8081879-3.111.., Res 5696 s er v 1 c e S80 o 1 m 0 3 Br 2 "2 Ba on o 8,unch • 880 5 • rp c. year y ease &57 9335 dine rm, fam1rm, fplr & w h D Ava J Luxury Adult units at ar Mo 642-"' .. 3 nonsmoker. own car ----54_6·9950 as er I ryer 1 · Par11es •Plus mo1e 2 BR 111. BA M&5 b "'" G R I big secured yard A Sept 12th 5675 Mo · • · forda le living. 1,2 & 3 2nr patio steps to bch Exp. Rers 675 3793, Cll'OCJ.•• .~!'.~•••••••• .. ••••••CITY LIGHTS/OCEAN great floorplantoshare 963-6940 aft 6. 964-l688 GREATRECREATION: 28R.2BA. ~10.SSIS Br Well decora_led yriy lse, z75 mo l\vaai 5~-4920 forle..t 4350 Houut Fwwllhed VU 3 BR, 2"'1 ba. tiled & retain privacy 200 yds Alta_.____ [;;';r;~e:;~~~ 398 W. Wilaoo63l·SS83 Olympic size pool. hght Sepl 5 5-ltt•r R...tak 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •n••••••••••••11•••••• katch, (pie. skylight. spa. to a North Laguna HARBOR VlEW HOMES He11111 C1ut>s •Sauna ed tenn_1s court. JacuztJ. 546-5684 67>3922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAR STORAGE OML y All 1n earlhtones IJ(X) Beach SJ400mo.Agt H 2br, 1Vt batwnhse.rrplc, park hke landscaping. ' N B ho Easyaccess.ssd mo lol>oa l.sa..d 3106 964·3466 49'-7551 Super 48r, 3Ba, 2 frplc' • yO•omasuoe • gar, pvt patio. adults. no Most beautarul bid~ in I BR Versai lies. Pen· ewport 3 r I use ......... ••••••••••••••• close to prk & pool Just Swrmmrng • Goll pets $495 276 Avocado H B thouse, SS40 per month !rom ocean. parking 7~0189 bci.tttRe..tafl lhntlshedl Yrfv LM 3 Br Bayrrt mso1mo 4 Br w /view SJ.850 - ~~·\fl HIHO'l 111 1'11.., Inc. REAL ESTATE 17U900 Mesa Verde. 3 bdrm 2 tBR. clllssic cottage redecorated. S1225ano Oflving Range · 0 00 722 From nK_8460619_ ~4-5369.~0425 Wkl y avail now 10 "'1 x 31 '. d rywall ba. gardener $725 mo Comp remod. 4 bl ks lncld rdnr ,,.,. 1635 BEAUTIFUL APTS: 548'751 ' ·S '!""""' 675·6775, finished, double drive SS&-71!!_ from bchl\own. Frplc, ·'!"I° --Singles.' & 2 Bed USTSIDE Deluxe poolside xtra 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Versailles New Condo. 2 bdrm + jac, skylights. $795 Gorgeous 2bedroom rooms • Furnished 2 Br 1"'1 Ba. Townhouse large 2br. 2ba. bllns, Adlts, no pets. Ocean Newport Beach, avail ticcess.H.B 84&-9501. 6398 home with plush carpets & Unfurnished • Adull dswhr 1,., miles beach View $750 mo SSJ.19!n now Steps to bch 3br. Mesa del Mar area. S4S den, 2 ba. Brighten Spr-Avail Oct Isl 497. . & new dra~. $475' Sun-L1v1ng •No PelS • Laundr y rm, patio. Adlt ls $450 new paint in /out t27 Mo Call 751-~ leave mg, macro, pool spa. 2 979-7426 ny c hefrs kitchen ' Mode1sOpenOa1ly garage . Small child, 5• no pe mo OCUMVIEW 34th St. 857·0867, messa e car gar. patio. S150 SPECTACULAR c h i 1 d r e n & p et 9 o 10 6 smaU pet OK. =·~ "6-8362_._ l5 steps to sand Two 67a.S4t0. ---- Sierra Management Co OCEANVJ EW welcome! Lowmovt·an ' Oakwood Mo.TSt M mt 642-1603. 2BDRMTOWNHOME very clean 2 Br apts 1.-..-.ll.-l. u....-.. 4300 Offictl...., 4400 641·1~ 2 Br 2ba Co-Op an So 11640S fee ,, ......... n ......... ~ta Ba chelor Loft with Pool.park.nearbeach Balcony.paUo.carpol'\ ..._to_.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• L r II r .._,.,., .. .,... ........ , 96J.SL91 F ·1 ..,""/ ••••.•••.,••••••••••••·~·· l617 WtstclJtr. N.B. Want 3 bdrm. 2 ba, bonus rm, aguna. u Y urn R..tiMnU1·4555 garage & patio. single urn l\'a• · _,,,mo M g A d deposit~ fi replace, blt·•ns. cpt.s, Avail Yrly , winter or Newport Beech N. person, inclds stove. Large 2 & 1 Ba in 4 &51-9417 ovm ·. vot , financial inst 7000s r ll!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!m•l!!l!!ll!!!!!!!!'I drapes, pool +s6'Vlce. short terms. Waterfront BAYCREST 880 Irvine ••116rh1 refrige, utils pd itas & Plex , nice neighborhood. OCEAN FRONT &. cut Uvtni expenses 1st. rloor. ent 541-5032. Clean 3 bdrm, 2 ba with gardener. water pd. llOO Homes631-1400 ~~~'~":. =lyM~ri':i~r: 17141645'11°' wa ter. a.cos + SJOO brite & cheery, garage, 2 lrg !BR apt's 4711 r~~ressionally since MIWPOIT'IUCH gar. No duldren or pets mo. 645-40t!I CO-Of' School. Avail now NlwPort 8NCh S. security. Call btwn 10-S no ts. 75. 7~ 1713 Seashore Winter S500 & HOUSIMA TIS Full service exec. or Winter 675 3683 or ·BR lr.I B .. r I 2 0 1100 16111 SI IOo••• •1 l&lttl 645-8404. I.........._ ~50 730·6427 eves ' r f l-986-7046 .. . • n. rp c, car Spectacular cea n BarreURlty,642-5200 (714)642-5113 Mew -cOIMlo wknd's.97~ll wkdl'S. 832-4134 1cea rom 1397. "On gar Quiet. No pets. Vie"' 2 Br 2 lla co-op LD S..C..._.. 3276 Security co mplex -Call" exec olficu from l46oe , .... 3107 SOmo. 631·0997 So uth Laeuna. Fully .aJ..-tflL-La Wu her. dryer, P. ool. 3 Br 2~ Ba. 2 stor)'. Con ROOMMATE SlOS. lnclds. sec~rial . ........................ Eu tu de 3BR . 2BA . furnished. Avail yrly, ...................... ,. Yearly, winter, summer ••E& IEiii spa. wood burning rpc:. 1 do. 30 tt. boat slip In· W AMTID! phone ans .. word pro. Unique 4BR. gar uW incl. frplc wood paneled liv winter or short term. parklin~ 2bd~ home. rentals. Briery Realty. FAMILY APTS mirrom beach. ~ eluded. Sl200 per mo Male orfem1le "adult.a" cessmg, Telex, qwip. Sl200. Sepl !9th to June rm ' mo -1734 WaterfrontHomes lnc Brlcllrp c! SJ7S u 924 m 91ll Sparklin~cleanlr0 apts. • ... 7'"" ev·•a ruu Property House,642·JjS() to share 1 bu utirul THE HEADQUARTERS 19th 675-Dll ' .vr.r -11•00 " -~-JV-~~":!!'°.......,_ &.642-1010. COMPANIES • BR·. 2 ba ~·-e. Sept Condo 3 BR 2Vt Ba. rplc, ..., ·, It's not a miral{e! 2br SHORTTllMS for fam es with 1 or 2 2bdrm . l r.\ba condo. 2 -----Corona del Mar home 714 l·<Milll • """" encl patio. 2 car gar.. ... 3250 wllh wood.paneled den' BEACH RENT~. 2&3 children. Near p1rk No steps from pool & spa, Dplx winter ttntal. 4Br, Pleau call for details Dl..2tb~o June :,a'';1f 1°· $700 mo. 751-1364 M·Fri, ....................... Crackllna fireplace ' bdrms avail. by week or peta. play yrd frplc dis· 2Ba S800 mo + lg 2Br Daya, 63l·SS1'7 : Even Ml~ 2lf ,..:.ug12• !nsPM. 1 P · s.s For Rent: Elsinore 3BR mor~. only ~! IH981 month. A,gent, 675-8170. 2 BR. 2 BA. SUS hwasher, 'laundry rm. a p l. S600 mo 5304 in&s, 7S9·954S. PIMMSULA .,.._, o#>I 4BR. 2BA, tam rm. pool, house. horse pro p. Rent1mes631·'5$5 Fee e>teanfront. Sharp ZBR. 318W. Wlllon, 631·~ 75 mo. 963-'lNS. ' St>asbore Or. ~1-8070 Prof remale, non·amoker. Spacious uecutlve or. On beech8llnt loc, ~vall jac. Mesa De.I Mar area. Beaut. &5. rlean a.tr S. ,._ Wlnter. Oar. No pet.a. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Townbouse1 DELUXI 211. 21A Br, 2Ba. 2car garage. le To ah1re preat~oua rtces acrou from City ~~Sm~ r~:Bya; ~~t:d PlOOmo.~7271. 1'7H378 C.,n"-JJ71 Aul .... tm-3312 ~~.·::Uo~ar'd~l!~~~~i Near bch w/frplc & ;~~~~~a,f~~~~~~: ~.l~~~2~~7~~ Hall.Alleervlceaavaila· ooomo ma Brand ntw2 Br. Condo, 2 ..,.. 3252 •••••••••.............. OCIAMIONT only. sos Mo. TSl. pallo. Encl gar, smolce S52S mo. (n4l996-U98or graded. many Xtru. No ~~it'.0~~f·~=.: O N T ff 0 E 8 EA C H · Ba. 2 car I~· w/ehlec .• B .. ZB ... G•;;••H..... BR 2 Ba. r~m 2rm, Winter rental 3br M&ml.842>9412. ala~~~: ra Adlts (213)47~3'29. pets. S340 mo & share rentals. No leas& re- WJNTER RENTAL XL t door, rrpk. uuthwu er. r. a. a n ome, fm ced back ya t c:ar 2ba.S700 873·2113 or B 2"'1 If' l/Nh St util. 7S2·2D. qulr~. call-•..,,,,.. n micro. waaher' dryer, Ntauel Shorn, private aar. &ood area. C1ote to MIWPOIT Mil l beach lr 2b r. """ ~. "" · · -~-.,, .... _ loc. Avail ~· 12· 1 Br pool. Jae, balCOQy. No commty, pooJ. beach. scbooh, vttdclt 1tora1e 711M712 AP~ 2b:. 0wetbar: m'erbre :.iul~:i no pets MOO MIWPOITC'"'9 2 1 Ba .. •'!t •E~ .. ~~ peta. Avail Sept. 00. .d2.f700 881·3528. avail. llOO mo. lat, laa~, ~~,:~'f!IEbedl!.~~·, 2 Br. A•alJ. mo mo. frplc, 41'1 roman tub, Prntiaba, full senl« nqu1re wv • "".. • Mo. ~2253. sec. ' cln req'd. Cau ""'"' llnJa -Plus uWa No cbUdttn, trub com pt. 1undeck. llOO mo 2 bdnn. Yurly EX EC" offices. tnclda front. Call~-· . EASTSIDE doU hH. 2 br, 714·1Sl-25el5 duplex ea. •S750 per no peta1..!0waterbeds. skl li&bta, w Id book up Sec. dep, • ma l blk rt11t. l«i, •erax, llDlhr· Oc-tanfro,nt 2Wnn. ~uo, edulta. no peta, Avail. People wboneed People mo. mo .m "2. WO"ewpxt Blvd. 30 sanse. oeun.fq.7233. =::••'f, telex • an- 1a1. ut1I pd. '57 fmO. .Nl.J837 Tbat'1whltt.be G«QR.EENcuh II Bachelor, mJcro, bft.ln bdrm duple• w/tba, "' d«W. t"Ofd. nn.. Oct la t June I s t Have aomethln& 10 DAILY Pahl' furWHl'I'Eelepiwi1.I The futeat draw lat.he rri11.utUapd. 1ar 21th St. Jut off Tncle ,._aid...,,, ... ----· ----- 17$.l&SZ want to aell? Clualfied SE.RVICEDUllCl'ORV wlthOr-""edAd W..t. •. • O.U, Pilot Jbr.ibawldbook·ll ,at· beach. Avell aow. new oodlu wit• 1 atiitn.d ~. -,. ... adadoll ea.d. lull!bpptl CallW:M71 ClualfiedAd..f0.5111. 1 - • L ee t.I I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. September 4, 1981 DI • D I . 'Mo '-,~ rroperty t1 •• , ... .. Ww.r. ,,.,.n.. HeRdp• Ho.tee~ letlOl91 •...., ..,..... -,, •• • • ••. • •• • •• •• ................. . •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••~~;;;;f,,, •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ' PROF PROP MGMT YOLHWAGIM ~ElWICk & SOM 20"1, DISCO NT • JA<.'K OF AU.TRAD~:S ROBIN'SCLl!:ANING Orum IHSMJ Bt-111nnm HOUCHDOWH• PA,H HAMCilMC. By ociP (Orange Coun Srl<:IAUST BulldenStnce llM? Custom. haodm:idr Plumb1n11.rlM, beauni; ~rv1cc 11.horouf(hly Ir students accept~ To Movers'"" r11reful, U yrsexp Free e~t ty lnveitmenl Proper Herb'• Garage 1995 Add1t1on1. ,..modehntc. dr1tpu Ldie 8551 .0 ' Od!IJobs ~·406ll dm.l:IQ.U.'le. $J.6'~ 751Jl312 5 7€<ve~ I court1•ou3 & 1nt:x Lal><Jr, 91/roll&up Uet1 Ej._{'114)$34 6940 Harbor= Mesa ~~n~lf~ est R~;s2110 M:~~al ork guar c~~~~ Pru=~i w.i*8M:,Yf.ti b~~~~:~ ~!.~~!.':! ........... ~~:~ Pleuc c11ll. wallpa~~ ~11ng it ·~~••••••••••••••• IMh. M.. I cor,..1.. -Drywall Drywall Slueco Tilt Girl Free ~5123 P1rk1111 Lot Stt1ptng '"""""'-BOOKS brought to your SAG~· ROOFING I.Jr s.r..C: a •c• ...................................... ~~·· .. • Remodf'I J l:l.6469990 Give a Gift! Scrutra Uub Le>~ llghlpc>lt$&f1xture) .:::";":? ............... homl' For appt, c·ull ·au11r' New&re roob, re ROUGll ORl<~lNISll ALL TF.XTU Rf.S& Hardwoodn___ nrof. houh:d1•11n1ng p11mled Mamlil' Mam Exlho~pain1m11only ltoberts De<'Q.1' 53115506 na,.1rs freust 67~1~ ••• ••• ••••••n••••••• • () f Ory wall Clean & de~n ~ ,.. t nance Co 966 1901 Th H p r = -' ---Boat &i Yarht Cleanlnll oors. em:1ng, 'tl' d bl R. 234S ••••••••••••••••••••••• service Rtas. rellablt'. ..!. · We do I.he job rtj!hl • e Paper anal'r. ro Sw ..... U..0- Cleanina w11shing & re· _ ~hns ~4043 a e eas_ 631 HARDWOOD FLOORS .!.«!!S Jean, tl.11·5()16 Meaowy LEE Palllllnj ~·~ install Deroralorqual ...................... . p • 1 r 1 n g Fr est s c...,.. Senk• UK YWAU. ACOUSTIC Cleaned & Waxed Reh able Couple does ten ••• •••••••••••• ••••• •• • Summer Special, ut 11n1 Frl,!e est Steve 547 4281 Lum to swim. your pool I Bonded, prof care Lu:• ...................... 14 yrsexp.t'ullyhr'c.I& Anyume,8ig4881S~ tal & y1rd rle11n ups.BRICKWUKK . SJT1all pointing Prof Ksnbl Orchnrd Wallcovering mine All ages. Cert 11289405, SM·~. W11ter We CartoCrpl Cleaners insured. i12-SS49 HCNli hi1l!!ln.&. ~·43M I Jobs, Newport, Costa J.'ree ut &evcS47 42111 Expert 1NSlallation lnatruc-tor 851 S950 J!o~ Steamclean&uphols. S.Ctrfcal •••••~•••••••••••••••• Genenal Housedeanmg Mesa, Irvine. Refs PAINTINC' CUSTO M RruJ•tes 6314576 YU- •-j.L Truck mount un11 DUMP Joo•s R 1. bl R--1 675 3175 ' • --' •--...-.a Work uar 645 3716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• °" e 11 e aerence) . -• work. 25 yn. exp i\11111y Plotter /R.,,_r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -K ELECTRICIAN prired & SmaU Mo\1ng Jobs Own ~r.ans 962 O~J!l Jim Jenning~ ( ustom loe11I rds L11: •403941 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TILE INSTALLED NEED HELP'! CALL Shampoo & steam cle11n right. fre.! estimate on Call MIK!-;646-t391 Qullhly Houseclumng Ma son r Y Sc r v In i: Bonded, ms'd ~·ree t'bl Neat patt•hes & lrdures AJJ Kmds Guaranteed "The Arrountary", bk· Co lor bnghteners. whl large or small JOb~ llitul rleanup, concrete with Personal Touch. coastal area s~nC'e 1969 llutchll!OO, 963 0911 Fon. eat. lfl-14]9 Refs -_JQhn 893-1667 kpg & ac~1g. PU & del crpts IO nun bleach Lie •396621 G73-0~9 remu\'al Dump Trul'k Beths.56-0156 All types Bmk bloek. AGAPt: fOllC1': Restuc"""' Textureb -Custom Ceram1rT1le Lowestratts.8574646 Hall , hv1drn rms $15. RESID 'COMM'l. t\, k IW27631J --. stone.64S.8Sl2 p ' 3 g· ~-IR Accomtilg ----avg room fl SO 1•ouch 11 hi hf ed N b ,uic serv · Reliable homemakl'rs C t b •k 1 • amttng CO tnera lnlttxlpatchwork New·Remode · epair •••••••••••••••••••••• a.ildtn SlO , chr S5 Gua'r ehm ig Y iua 1 0 )o Clton Up Your Act ~ill l'll'11n your home or b~~c~mron~~~te'. :iuoc~~· t.1ons or p111ntini: 1•x Free est. 6'5·~8 Free est. Chuck 675 14<XI Arn·ou ready for the Tax •••••••••••••••••••••• pet odor Crpl rt!p111r ~~~m;~./~:~~uu; Car ages !Light Haullnii upl Refs. ·F~t ~9 949'l i.;ellenre. 1139-S85I PLASTER PATCHING Trff S.nkt Seisoo'Letmehtlpyou RtMOd/Adcltioltl 15 yrs exp Oo v.ork , l tontrut'k ~ 631·1993 ~6049 ----. F1nepa1ntmgbyR1chard Int ext llyrsexp ••••••••••••••••••••••• br111g your records up lo J!U'.selr Refs 531 OlOI EX p ELECTRIC IAN HAU LINC & Dl'MP Expenise housekeeping, Frplcs·Pauos Planters Sinor Lie, ms 13 yri. or Neat work Paul~ 1.977 TREE DESIGNS date Accounl1ng by t ROBERTS CA RPI-:T Geor~K!ng~t 2!150 JOBS.askforRandy. supplies rurn1s hed, ForaJobdonenght, happyN B l'U:.tomers -----Pruning,Sculplunng Samatha. 9fi6.6424__ INJH REPAIR R t l h Gardtti'-641 u • .,.., rustw:orthv 9SJ 8003 Lar~9028Jves Thank vou. 631 4410 l'llllllbill4) T<>P.· Thm. Removals. es rec . re· • .., o-e"' -~ -Mo ~ ~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• Alttwtrfl.cJ 5-Yict INI lay All repairs ... ,..~ ................. Remodel Oemo. Conrrete Hotn ftt1Rg • • ..., NEWPOllT PAINTINC1 McCORMACK PLMBG Clean·up. 631 2513_ •••••••••••••••••••••• CoHsJtU<TtOH Co. _ 67J.84~ CLEAN -UPS ~AWN brkng & haul.J.ng Grad •••••~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm lncJu.'> R~id REPAIR & REMODEL JAYE TIH CARf 9 TO 5· SlS a month. un· No Steam 'No Shampoo Maintenan~ 1.andl>rp ing, rlean up 645·8512 DON'T BE EMPTY. * A·I MOVING • Free est IAw rall':. Stoppages. Reas. rates Complete service and llmite~ calls. Mall Geor,eD Candella StainSpec1allst Fast Freeest 6429907 THIRSTYORLONELY Top Qualny Special 6427375 Lie #294378 67S.911M stump grinding 10 yr~ Hand ling• use our Bearh c1lles _B:p-8833 dr_y Free est. 839 1582 Sam Fukumolo YAHD u:r:~n~1~~;.1~~·~·:<'le care In handling 25 yri. LA KR Y'S PAJNTING oats r m $lO Ma; e.1tJ.> Lie. Ins. 640.9D Laguna Hilts Address C C -MAI NT & Clean upb "Security Plus" will s1l eicp. Competillve rates lntiext Syrsexp r n ro h 1 · ---951·9334. JEMCOCOHST. etnettt/ one~ Tree trimming !>mall brt>akou1: stump re your house, plants & Nooverume 7JO.I~-R . f l 6459383 from S'20 Repairs, au . W"9dowae-McJ ~ ....... -Additions Remodeling ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 d . UlJLOO .lMU mo\al, yard l'l~anup ""'tsCall63ll.S87 •ABC MOVING eas reees 1ng , lawns M&M ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.,..... &Custom ltomes THOMPSON'S an scaJ.> 9538255 "'" EDWARD'S PAINTING 642·9033 -----Origmal Window Washer •••••••••••••••••••••• Li e 1299:!'.?4 _ _!>46-0226 CONCRETEC'<>.'.i'l'R . TRHS!Of'PEO ~. karcrtel.etsc.s Exper ,pror.,lowrat<·s CO, IN,1:-.EXT U~ TOPHAT---....i-Avg3brhome.S3!i Driveways, parking lot •• H •~c......,STR ~ #393.'EJ t>12·!S482 R E M OVE,D_EXPE~1 HauliftcJJCl4HllHlps •••••••••••••••••••••••Quirk, caretul servlcl' PROF ESS}<?l':'ALS New const;u~e· 631-7698 repairs. sealcoating ... oc Aw; "" • ChildCore YARDCLEAN·Lll'S Jerry~7JS68 kARATE7PM 5520410 XLNT REFS N.O modeltn" Sper in LcllheSunshmeln" S&S Asphall 631·4199 Custom homes. fram· 751 3476 STARVINGCOLLECF. C H A R G E ES 1 . "' , I Lie __ Ing, remod . Frenr h ••••••••••••••••••••••• TREES SHRL'BTRIM INSO LAGUNA STUDENTS MOVING DISCOUNT F'OR l':-. restaurants"' romm CallSunsh1ne W1ndow ASPHALT REPAIR doors. skylights & patio 13 6. 90 IW~ Cleanup) Trl't' Trun .: Garage & yard clean 499 5275 543 2117 CO Lie lt'I'IZ4 436 FU RN . 498-:1946 ~or k Li c !J.104 321 Cleaning,_ Ltd S48·88.'i3 Sealcoating Stnping cov ers 842·4088 Hot 1unch C.M lhr1s llJohn~ Maintt•nan<'<' ups rrt<eesl 557-8271 Lo.tcbcaplftg lnsured.641 ·8'127 . < p & 636·2030 WtndowClean1ng Com m1,es1d Freeest 8425~60 ' llanPresc;hool.646·~23 Arn1e}UJ-S.ll,1 llAULING StU<lent has ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATC:ll USGRUW' tU~~,?Mlnl::,~~1&/\.~ Rep1pes. gas line~. r~ Lie #397362 645-81111 . CHILO CARE. day, evt>. The Kind gardenm~ & lge truck l.owesl rail' SUNRISE LANDSCAPE ~ta r fxxi 775 3572 models ne,. ron~l SI Commercial Resaden Sell th1t1gs rast with Daily Sell lhmgs rast with Daily wknd M> C: M homl'. cleanups Expert r~nbl Prompt l'all 759 1976 + Maullenance MOVIMG S35 ... . erior. ,. .. d• 642 u.78 Clair's Plumbmg l.1r Free est. Yi~,631 1918 Pilot Want Ads Ptlot~anl Ads. !LJir 642·0!62 Tom 646 4197 T.h.ank }'OU, John r ree est. 54>6377 Small Jobs 531111309 ClaSSI lt'U A s .JO 406050. ~3500 Offlct Rewtal 440Cl Office R~ 4400 u Rlflhll 4400 lutifttu R~ 44SO lftdu1triol Rewtat 4SOO Mo0~~1 Tnnt 5035 ~:!.~.~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~!.~.~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~~.~ ..... ~!~~ ~.~~ ..... ~!.~~ • • ••• • ••••••••• • • ••••• • • • • • • • •• • •••• • •••• • • •• • •• • •• • •• ••• • • •••••• •• •• •• • • • • • • •••• •• • •••••• •• • • • •• • • • •••• • •• • ••••• • • eiru Los C k t 6 ~ BAB YSIT'TER CdM . . 6.~Klsqfl Jfrontorr1ce:.,Z •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST Male Golden t ra} llt!n. mu. AMIMALHOsrtTAL d d Deluxe Suites. AC. Proressional OH1tes PrimtMotlchLoc. OCEANSIDE J;ir e drive in rt-ar Wan t investor for Npl Retriever, no collar. n;iale Brn rtea dr in Cosla Mesa needs Nee e for 7 mo infant. ampl pkg, ulll pd. 2855 Rem~deled to. your Approx 1100 rt suite OH1t·e com.m I 800-t:wo I I g 3 h J<> bay rront home t;1ve .. Sundani:e" Rrwarc.I Fullerton & Broad11 ay K E!llN EL PERSON Mon·Sat Ref 673~7 E. CstHwy.675-6900_ sperir1t•a1Jons. Birrh St Prkg . rull ~en·. on the sq fl Clost· to 5 F11} ~oo~~ 1fwa.'\:fut~!~ St v.ell secured bl or 2nd I Lost East Side C \1 CM 1145·4ll4 F time Mon Lhru F'ri BABYSl1TER AIRPORTAAU nr~n..CalL644·7722 water , banks s~ 14331723 (~M 5409352 TL> Agl,675-6161 G427686or~078G6 found Ohl Engl Shet•p Call 54113794 hl'An 'Ma ture'. loving ex Furn 1 shed or u n BO AT SLIP Comt<see it no11 Prime Beach loc.·au~~ l!OO Aµprox 1200 ~Q rt 1 ur Sattltr MhJ. Co. I.OST Small grey k1llen . dog , Lhasa Apso. 8-0~lon 9 6jlm per d person lO care for rurnished. Lg window a•ailablt wltn you I Mew~ArcttH/ I sq rt f15() Mu. 116 23rcl I f1<·c Spa<'l' CM 2...,. ft All IYPt'S or real csla1e approx 8 22 L JJ! H!'h HI [.~~rke~IJlir?~e~g~ee~;;· Aµphrallon~ no11 hemg ~:r~ l~~~c~Y h1~m~~ Executive Suites In le ~ 2400 Tolca1S.llda. St 675·418S,67J.1401 673~340 I IO\t!i;tmentss111cet!l4!1 Area 49742.87 l'ockapoo. Tcmer max lakt'n ror Furniture !nine Ftime in Ort Irvine. Wallung d1stanre CIH OW • Call Judy. 642·464'( for S "ailincj in l"ound Shepherd. nil't' Dell\ er) Dn,er.. Xlnt SalaQ ne&. l!Sl 9372 toa1rport to6000~ft.offic~': ant tosee nme a1. orer or PACIFIC ~2~_.TD disposition. appro~ !I AC' 3 u1s 5 t &Shekpitl~~v 1~,~~~ dnv1ngrecordrequ1red W PlAL\ Call SW. tw RCllldi APPROX 2.500 n open lease. Coast Hv.} rein BLUFF 1 11111 s mo 521 9804 ' Call Mon Fri 8 9A M Ba bys1tter anted OECUTIVESUrTES i 67S-8662. sµa ce Presug1ou~ Npt 'MN· ~0ry1naa~;\~~~r. 642-2171 S45-061 I Found Ford & l(J) key.~ ¢~1;;:.i1 <.':ere rent<'I . 646-7579foraHt P lime altemoons My 2082 Michelson 11212 MEWPORTCEMTER Br h loc Nl'w pon lronl k. rearenln to am INDUSTRIAL l>tArounted Trust Deeds v. v.hitc plru.llc t.ai:. I.SI F'ciund Sh·•p mi· hlk •. 1--------llllj ~o~;,8 Balboa Isle 2021 Bu.sinessCtrll213 Ar,·hes Toka1 HJnk pie pr1\·ate park1nl-( PARK available for Investors & IJ lb Bl 675 :il!ll I .. ' "' ASSEMILEIS 5 ey~ 71 ._752.0l22 Prestige swles on 16th Bldg 642 4IH-l O'"'ner 497 2351 Xlnt yield for de1a1ls • 3 OJ . tan F tolht' In colored Babysitter needed 2 pm --_ noor. up tu 3 yr leases . l!'IOO ~q rt unit avail ror 960.1957 Broker f ound small hrown} M , Lab mix pupp). blk Loe Missaoo VieJo l'O 1115 pm Monlhru Fri Nwpt Bcb, small office. G Olso'1.]~0404 180 degree Orean \ iew Imm ed on·u pan r )' dog IC hi h u ah u ~ I M , Cockupoo. blk M needs Assembler~ w 2 ~8 9398_~ 6557 1534 _ 8x8, 1827 Weslclirf Dr . 17THSTarrT e.xe<·ut1ve sulll! in 'lpl F or lea:.e Com Quality ofr ice & MacktrefRahMhJ. Wilson Fairview <. M :"Iv.pt Bi·h Anim.il yrs op Candadaleb NB lSO mo~63_!·.Q900 ~· lenter Monthly or an merc1al RNatl Shop 11 a r.-housi• spal'l', SINCEearl} 19111 963 7197 Sheller.1>44 3656 musl ha\'e gd manual BABYSl1TER for 71.,yr old ocrasional wkmghts & wknds Cd M area COSTA MESA nual lease Full :.en ll'e North Lai:una lnclodt!i-l arpels & drJpes !-'or j Sper1ahzmg m Found . v.atrh. '.llev. por1 Found fann J>il(c•on ,.,r dexterit} gd eyl'l>1ght EXECUTIVE 2or3 roomoffiresu1les orfered. Ind Phone 2 urrices 900 \Q r1 le&b1ng mforallM27604 lst&2nd T D l> Beach !Balboa ) (':ill ll ugh1·s Markel 1.1do nl'almappearance&de· SUITES A C.plentyofprkg L't1l ansv.ering eop11·r. 4936835,4944006 ortS42-4463 I( there 1s a d1'~1r1· ar_ter 6 PM 6759715 Iv.land .,751142 pt•ndable Work1s111hre IN Cl Avall no Call sec retarial serv1c(' & re· M F M Ill d ·' " supporl med1ral elei: ..._ _______ _ 760·9031 '" · w. "e:Pl1'on1s1 7•n90"" Wt1tminster I 200sqft StorOCJ.. 45SO • w e\ ise a Found lioxer. ft'rl\all' f d '"'-T ,. HERITAGE Realonomirs _615·6700 ' .JJ> "" 1•308 BAa"h u1\1I Btun ......................... way OUll vr.>Cr1 Ortlll~C tron1rs Gd bener1ts Banking • "' y~o...,.. ~ "' ~ "' " Peter Oobbs. Broiler Vir 19th Sl C M 1n CostJ \t~-sa S4S ~5!l Un I) resp on i. 1 h I e PLAZA A "' "' 2 fN >~ C1\1c Center ~toragt' arl'J for rent 606827 6406016 64&534!i or5S6·4488 personi. seeking perma T R New luxuryorr.re spare OFFICE SUITES '.I/ext door lo Ru)ty Shopping Center pnml' Also gardg~· 957 2740 art 7 Found ChildsSwealer Losl kitten "RF.WAH L)' nent emrlyml nl'l'(( aµ-ELLE In Irvine. s bus 1est 750 SQ fl to 4.SOO SQ rt or Pelican Presuge urr.n• lot' 979 8889or64S 1260 6PM WE PA YTHE MOST Mustd-cr1"'·· ply Cal Mrs Parelh FULL TIME F(> TD's • notAs ~~ "' Black brown while ~=~!er~v~ty ~:,Y ('~~I ~~~es\~;~ "tsbll ~ ~ ~ space ror lease Also shp OtMten:ial Rentals Wanted 4600 At~:~~~~ ' ~ 15QI caheo 9 v.ks Pleasnall 581·3830 Immediate opportuml)' for details avail 646-44l9 Rttdah 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l)n.7311 found Black Male Cork 960 9921 Brentw ood Savin°s & (Newport Center> f:~ p ... rt ('A t" p r.. ... k w l .. SS 1-12l I 640.42]0 rellenl vis1b11Jl> rail for rime .. ewpo ,n .r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ro "' .~on sm r. an s O p P y S EC l R t: a P<>O Old dog Newport F U UN D Molort·yl'I e Loan has an opening m *DELUXE OfflCES • 1.2 & 3 room. No lease re quired Adj AirPorter Hotel 833-3223 9-12 PRIME IA YAlOMT o mce space. parking, aniloria1 etc 76(}9440 $275 Up Hunt Reh Carpet. drape~. air, part1l1on. 17:Kll Beach ~2834 details ExC'IUSl\'t' v.1lh Pruress1onal orr1res lfACHPOIMT yrly rental w I or 2 Bearh helmet on~ Fwy 9 3 ASSB•LSlS our Corona Del Mar a\a1lable,mostreasona couu~RCl "L females Bayrrnt, INVF.'iT 76(}1999 C II & d tr 631 t4•9 •-·al Mission VieJo ro branrhforaresPonsible William Cote ble 640 s.:m -"' Oceanfrnl. or Bal Is Bch Property 2nd TD a 1 en I ~ ~ lAJ\: -CEHTER 673.1388 Sl!l.600 26": return dis found Black Male Pup Penonafs 5350 needs Assemble11-Some teller lo v.ork 5 days a *Cote Realty uti..nsR...tal 4450 Offleesd\'ailahleinne11 rount20"t:!Amos Sl.Ol!O P> 8 wks old \1r ••••••••••••••••••••••• exper prefd . bul will 11 eek . alternating &. ln\eSlmt>nl ••••••••••••••••••••••• commt-fl't11l 2 !<IOr) Pror minor league Ball mo t6<Vr . xlnl payor Newlands & Adam~ CO EDS would love lo train Candidates musl Salurdayi;. We )N!k an For store & OHll·e space build mg l nib ranl-":e player for Oakland A's & 661 2990 Area 960·5672 Must party with you Call Sue have l'(d manual dex md1v1duaJ with pre\'1ous 640·5777 • al reasonable ralt•s rrom 500 to l2.00(I ~~uari• wire seek small furn or AMowtcllMllh/ ldenury 0 r Kath>' an Y 11 me tenly, gd eyes1~h1 be S & L bank 1 n g e" 500 to 4000 Sea Ft. rei.>t l'enanl impro\'f' unrurn place in Balboa, Pe"°"*/ Found Male Blatk Lab 953-9363 neal In appearance & de perienre, energ) and en-• ~ 1 MESA\ ERO£ t>R menls prO\'ldl-d rarpt't ~B C ~1 area. or will L t & ~ 1 2 yr old V1<· or Redhill pendable Openmgs on thus1Jsm. and a sper1al Mtw·A•ail 11 /I PLAZA 1 d house-sit home or boat I os ,.._ & M h 1 T I EXECUTIVE both day & mi:ht shirts na1r for workin)( with 650 sq rt lo 3700 sq t. llle 1525 Mesa Verde E. l' M ing and draµes mr u cd until spnni: lrammg m 1 • •• ••• • •••••••• •••••••• i Ir el in u~t tn ~:xcell b ene ben.-r1ts & I thC' publlr deck. per.!Ollahzed oHice Garden plu.za with lush March. Afford up to S350 AnllomcllMtlh SI 00 ~4 5619 I SlJIJE k d layout Hoag Hosp \'1c 545:-4123 IJndsrapini: Walk 10 month Good rcr 1·•••••••••••••••••••••• Found Chocolate * * ;~~k '.~gml·~~e ~~1p°;i~ We orrer atlrart1q• 759 9501 CorOfla dtf Mer shuµpang und hank ~ 1121 4115 Mark We1maraner rt>male. 3 24 Hour ESCORTS MED 1 •· • L EL E {' salaries and bt!nertts. The fastest draw in the $1 25 persquMe root Totau-.. Ctr rol I a rs. t I broken > I '-" West a Daily Pilot l95 Mon·fril 4200sq h Groundrloor Calo.bbie 95)-1122 ~ita TRONlCS For 1n andagreat fulurew11ha Classified Ad Call To-Find what you want in Coastll1ghwa} 17141641_6911 lu1in~ujhl•Ht/ I A MedJralGrouµ 646·l?20 Forslress&weighl 1erv1ew please call growing company, f or da IW2·~8. DaJJLP11ot ClassJ.!LedS Realonom1cs 675·6700 Finance TheBt~~~r~~~m~2.al PenicaCat lossmassageby Andrea MR S PARELl.1 . rurther 1nrormat1on ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• lergy detetuon and re Lost Jasmme Creek ap-~ 2817 IOAM.:IOPM .)81·3S30 please call hs0111~ 5005 her .For mterviev. or in pr1o~ I "ku!!o7.~,round YOUNG LADIES a\atla ... 111!!!!!!11!!!!11111-111!!!!!1111!!11-I Mr BillConopasl • • ....-· ·-~·1 formation. phone Pease c_a ""'!. """' hie to party an)l1me AUTO MECHAMIC l7l4 J 76(}9200 • 8 DAY WEEK SPECIAL • ····,;RiMT.SHC;,;···· 26302L~::~d . 4I02 '1:1~·n c~~·r~i~ c:~cy:n~ ;5~.1~~lna or LISJ ~1~~~ ~~:r ~;~l~~I~ • • • Thm mg busmess. l' M M1ss1on V1e10. CA CM Reward 64&9267 MODELS~SCORTS Domestic alignment' BRENTWOOD , 8 Days • 3 lines • 8 Dollars luv. overhead Call ror Found Model Airplane I 12PM 5PM'9SJ.097I Apply at :mi •: Coast SA VIMGS • • details ~.000 Cra11: sc11u1as NC7229 H tlarborCenler OP P T 'Y SF:C-URE H11y,CdM & LOAM • It s easy to place your 8-Day Week Classlf1ed by mall and 11 e 63 1.266 NW1. Parking Lot 549 2221 INVEST Ek.h 'Pro""rt.~· Automotive T I f f h AMtwrRS Bernice 2nd TD S8l.firu u.S' re MECHANIC 3140 E Coast Hlghway • COStS JUSt $8 -that S Only a dollar a dayl 0 Qua I Y Or t IS • IWftt. Found Adult Cockal1el turn discount 20., 24 5 day v.ee« with gd pay Cortnt~ar. • <;pec1al offer you must be a non-commercial user offering e ~>sn~~o l.J~~;; 1~ tree on Valencia St. mos Sl.'*lmo is•:. xlnt & benefits m.3941 1for merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the price must sNt:BNOSE ~M 54S·<C>12 payor 661·2990 mtervjew) EqualOpPortumty • d Th t th h th d • S w 1 m m 1 n g Po o I Some people buy lo FOUND set of J keys. Attrarl1ve white male. AUTO RADIATOR Employer M 1F • be in your a e cos s tays e same w e er your a • Chem1ral Service Busi m a l (' h I h e I r YI(' Riverside & Pac friendly, athletic, tan PERSON with exper l!!!!!l!!!llJlll!!!!lll!!••••t11 needs eight days Selling time Or JUSI One ness Laguna Niguel personal1t1es One Coast Hwy_Jl B67J.9«I Xlnl masseur. versatile. Sa I a r y open • • area No e~p neeessary. wealthy woman bought I Pound . Parrot. vie r o m pan 1 on seeks 71 4 1631·9424 Bank mg • b 4 d k • I will tram SS0.000 f ull ·a long·barTeled rrvolver Mesa Verde.C M generous women Skve Auto UTILITY CLEIK Use one word In each box. A out wor s ma e one amount req Will nel and had1llumed1ntoa 1 S40-1496 54585039AM5PM SPA RE PARTSDEM' 6monlhspreVIOUSbank· • class1f1ed line Of type Minimum ad IS 3 lines Please pnnl • S40,000 + Call Collert SNUB NOSE REWAID! Tra•tl 5450 Sl'PERVlSOR mgexper preferred •Mon Pr1 9-fi P M Lo•l&r.......-..1 5300 S Must have 2 yrs UMW l~il~ plainly • ,.._ Lost: 20 FnMc wi1• •••• ••••••••••••••••••• - • • 4~·81i7 Ylll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_Id· coin.~ ill WANTED Airline llcket parts mcrl'hanl appren of C • • Wholesale Nursery .,_. to Houston or Dallas llresh1p & 3 yrs exp m C • r-----------------------------..., Going ool of business 901dwlrt·chcswi Furt Worth departing BM w dealersh1 p Cathc;:~Tl511 • I. Selling all equ1pmrnt fQUNOAOS 6~4-2257 Los Angeles between Speak read v.rite EOE M F'V H I and stock 49f; 6254 Just starung up 1n a busi September 7 and 14 German & English Us· llJ!!l!lll!•!!l!!!lm!!!l!!!!!I•~~ • I I • * Rek.if ~W· ARE FREE ness of your own ' A Would hk•• round trill ing knowledge of BMW I • .. good way to tell people P I ease l' a 11 day~ parts & numbers. main • I WANTED JOI N C.JL about IL is with a low 768·~-ta111 inventory of stork . • I I • n 'RE -rosl Class1r1ed ad l'Om mun1rate Wllh Beauty NEEDED'" One bright friendly 1ndiv1dual to as- sist busy :'llewport hair stylist. Great working conditions 631·6091 LJ-Jl>ml _ $ 8.00 I .,1ANAG1NC PARTNER 642-S671 Ph ,,,~ ~8 EMiiio~ & customers m Germany • I • •· _on~'"E~ · ,re1poraHc. bv ~hone & letter, as· l-------+-----+-----+-----+-----1 Sucressful ladies re.sale '"!!!!~~~~~~~~=--=-==--==.I J I I ••• ••• •••••••••••••••• • sem le orders & ship • I 11 0 .60 • and dis store expanding Jobs W91hd, 707S Salary S7 S() hrly Take 1 1n Orange Co $25,000 \ • mm invesl req Xlnl inc \ ....................... ad. to nearest state lhltlkiltOpetlllor • I 13.20 & ~rowth Pol Jom with l3~~ t!1J ~~ltlG • • NURSE/COMPANION employment ofri re 1n Exper person preferred . • I • Counlry s Pl resall' .tl' Lov ing care for the Orange County DOT but will train right 115.80 store In uruqoe, interest· elder ly &1or inrirm , 222.367·042 Ad paid for person ror this full lime • I ' • ing. exc1t1ng business u,,w,~ please call 730·•068· ~-~mplo.rer pos Benefit. advance· I • Inquires ronfideol1al. r ~ v Iv 646•9221 IAIYSITTH ments 67~92&1 • I Add $2.60 for each additional line for 8 times pnnc only Call Answer !:'i.~ulb./' Sctry, exprd nds outside wanted for 11/'mo old, Boat Car""nters Ex · • Ad •. 527 .,.~ •""" ~· b... O'I •-.1VYV1' sales posiLlon w /reputa· .. ~ • =>-~"~" LJ....I'\ ble co. Clg deg Outgoing Pref. in m Y home perienred boat carven· • I I • Free lo qualified tenant If O rsonahl 213 n~1909 67J.~ 6:1).~ le rs required to build skate rental store. sales. p~nl\L) 7. ~ Se Ii tooling & rmish work on • '1deo games. etr 'lift:/ .._.... W..t.d 7100 1 ·ng anything with a large tustom boats Ap. • I Publish my ad for 8 days starting Completely set up :::; ••••••••••••••••••• ~aily PilotClass1ried Ad ply The Willard Co. 11200 . • Choice beac h lor Accounts receivable. 18 8 simple matter Condor Ave . Fountain • • 1 1 Class1 fica t1 on e 675 41~~3-1401_ Cler k H ospi tal Ju.stcall64M 678· Valle E.O.E M..1F _ MOM to Lom 5025 Co r P. orate o rr 1 c e , • ame e ······················· d 1 I N y Familiar with collerllon ' I a·11y P1·1a1 ................... · .. : Widow has money lo loan proce ores. nsuranre • II Address • tor RE. $10,000 up. No co & self paid arcounts credit rherk. no penally A.. Ad Call Irene Rull.~ • 1 City Zip Phone •• Call Denison Assor Use ,,,,..,,, ,,, service •ACCOUHTIHG • 673.1311 when placing your ad ... a l O·key by t ouch • : Check or M.O. enclosed D e RA~;rti~~1:ie~~:;c; Daily Pilot ad number will ~~.~r~~~'li~e'b~~ • ly SlOK to S200K Also appear 'n your Class·f·ed ad accurate typ111,. Good • I Charge my ad to : • Loans onTD's WT Mtg I I I opportunity with ful • I • 979-1034. Mr Slu1rt. • we take your messages ~rowing food company. I D # Exp. • MoMyW.W SOJO 24 hours a day ... you call ~~ Mesa area . •• ' lllS4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• in at your c onvenien ce · I • lstTOWAHTID ACCOUNTS • I • # Exp Laguna Beach ocean YU during office hours and get PAYAAI .• I D . • duplex. SlSO.IKXl min .. 3 the responses to your ad . . . Clm Field Sales Supervi~r l:ltnited 01>enm1t& a\·a1lablc in the Oransct toa~ll area. for setr moll\ at'1:1. c;areer orn·ntrd md1' ulual who can work With Ftl'l!I Sale5 People Truin, moti valr and get results Station waiion or ,.11n necessary Excrptional ~·amina,s, plus job rel11c<1 bener1ts natlahle for lhe nitht people Ir you cun pm<fuc~ results not Jus1 talk about 11. l'lll /960 ocs4 for ,lnt~rYt.w. Ask (or Mr. C~ e L ------------------e ~.%o~~.:f;~~'! this service is onlv S7 .50 ;~~~r:' !~'l9~e~~:t • --------M-'I ~ a.uHitct Actn1tt1i191J • 117ll,Cotta Mesa92627 V(eek. For more lnforma-have 1'Umerlcal Ip· ~;: What a Wonderful World tfOn and to place your ad pOtude Unow JO.key by 330 W7ay Street • D •1 p•1 " J]O W a-St • ol Shopping, right at I I touch. Opp'ty for advan-• 31 J I DI c....~cl.mu • ~:.~:!~J~~~ ci 642 • 5678 . ;::L~::;:.:• Equa1 ~~~)1~·~~P~•· .. • ,, • your ad, tall SU-5C71 .... Piil 1bould alw~cbeck UMt •• ~ Wes, . etlllllt•t••••••t•ttllltlett• ~i.:.•a,:--u -1 s.mo':~u..,.· ........................... ~ ....... ! .. /j \,I '• • .••• 1¥72 • • ., c g 5 M .. 0 Co tOAILYPILOTJF 1141 s t be 4 1981 HelpWw.d 7100 .... w...-. 7100 HtlpW...., 11oo'H.a,w...w 71 H .. w...... 7100 ~~~ ••••• !!!.4! ranpe as r ,,,ay, ap tm r , ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ~ "*WllW 7100 ...,...... 71 .a,w..., 71 ....,w-... 7100 Nu~n a~.*~=~0: P;~:r•~a~·UIM rtn Siles N!:!:t.:'J n ridina .. ;r................... ...................... ...................... ........................ JAMTOI ~ p 11 tr :a le r1.t'rl P!l'ef CUWGA" Of SAH ctlt94TI rt1I ulale oft1tt In loet f'OGlPIA1 bufrtr • Q.91 DP Harbor Vaclrta 11ltt 61M\ Of!RCIS lmmtd. opeoJna ror 1 hr:r1!u/')t!rt; Sun w~'tr~n 2 iOc ~~P~ · La1una Buch. R.E ei •uer ~. up.t Work in beaut Dana offlrt net>d1 1 aood GIRL FRIDAY Entry Janitor to work full Mlllt be reliable ti:xp & • Zoom lhrPhotol.lb lS looking for 8 salesperson with U· perlentt btlptul Good oatJ A In ~ Point Hartx>r Full time. typlat /rerp to work levtl E1pr in fitina. bk lime. Mood.ay t.hni F~· ref 9S4 llB2 17981 SkyP,trk Circlt perience in direct selling or have held typlna 1killl required Tutt. thru Sat Requit~ wkod'a Opportuniti '°" kp1. typing, 10 key Xtnt ~~Yc,rt~~~~:~ita · "D · 1rv positions that require meellng & rel at· Call Harrlct_..!f7-4144 llATSllW t11dtnl1, bouaewlves. r:._rt llmt help Call _Jlf3 •IOOOIWB• f /C thru T t B fur en1 lneer1na firm by 0 C. Airport Gd typing. Girl Friday Expu'd Gd t>.ntfll.s RWR As !O(. SS1·96i Bookkeeper Qu alified Trend fmporls Sain Inc 631-6941 IOOU911 R.E . devmt /prop m1mt. firm offers r ballengin& pos fur bkpr. with man. of I yr up. in 1 or more of the following areas Accts Pay /Rec processing, billing , re celpls /disbursements Journal preparation Pit. call our new lrvtne oft. to arrange for an in terview. Trammell Crow Co. 641·2960 Pur~hft~xper I yr minJmum. Typing SO WPM . 5 day Salary Sl.000 per mo Call Nma 7~,8746 CAIPENTH Exper'd Gd pay C & W EnterprlSeS, 549-1978 CASHIER Cashiering position 1n Fashion Retail store Exper preferred Must be avai11ble evenings & weekends. EOE ___ 644.:5070 Cashiers /Sales person nel Photography Unlimited IS looklllg for cashiers & exp camera sites people for 1m mediate full time employment Apply m person al 16889 Beach Blvd HB Casluer Full·llme Part time Apply Earls Plumbing U26 Npl Ave CM 714 /641-1289 CASHIER HOUSEWARESALES Fu.II or P 1.lme Apply Crown Hardware. 1024 Irvine (WestchfO NB CASllERS UTDTEM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts Starting S4 up ln S4 50 We promote to manage ment & superv1~1on from within. WANT A CAREER' Cost.a Mesa S17 W Wilson St 6319600 Lagwia Beach 494.9233 Huntington Bea1•h 962-9116 Persoonel Dept 537-4840 ment1 front oft ap-~dilionalhn WUltraln opport t company P•tkise Porlntrrv1tw, Nursina 6~We&tl:hapma.n mg to the public We offer SECRETARY/ purance, lype SO wpm on tompukr 493-2011 or beotf1t1. Call for appt h 1 S.nll Ana RECEP'MONIST •cc11r1telY. aptitude ror '98·700. --CommerCJal to'lnanc1n1 rail Scott W te t'r IH 9S Mon Pn lfl Guarant~~d income during Mutt havt pnor ahop- d l» I iln 2 ~ Se . &44-4614 714 !rlS 0100. or come in Do you want to mike • • traininu . d lop t e i , m yrs 1e.n DllYB _rv1c;~ --Advanrt'd llr1.tth dtrftrenre' Raleluh 'UHrCAU b p101l'en~r eve mtn olfil'f taper IS per hr th i.~ .... 8 A "-----... t Ctnt•r. l!m uruto.1 St • #2 Bonus. comm1ss1on or relatfd UpC"r Type Apply ln person Dana w1 s,,.,,, WOn•. 5pm .... ""'"-"'M "' u H 111 i; H 01p1t11 I 1 n pC"r11on F /tlme. caretr V h 70WPM. t'xptr on IBM Pt Muma Co .. 24701 Gd ultry to start. f'tr Rtttpllon relit"f.. North. Suitt 100. Npt. Nl'wport ~•ch bu an oriented F.xpr pref 1'3 acallon wit pay memory typewriter. oana Dr.,Dina_Pt 548 2271. lypln~ Wann personau Bch EOEM/F 1mmed open111& ror a Wa&ei. based on expr fl4. llosptlahzat1on insurance SK90. hvy phones, some COOK Exp'd breakfast DRIVERS, .P /time to de· ty P usa.nt workinaen· rhuge n~ to work tht' Good dr1vtn11 rerord re l!S. Complete training with fa<:lory bookkeep1111 . helpful Ref's teq'd F /time liver LA Timt!S ~ raeks vironment. Tran11porta JEWELIY SALIS 11 ·7 shift. fWI lime ~x q u 1 rt' d Tr o PI Ca I followup Buiy Nwpt Center dt 2633 ·w Coast llwv &s~res Must be LS yrs li on II must Call So. C11tf leading per in Meid tSurg. S4.$·6252 J> d I I velopers need right N.8 .bef 3PM ., ' old, havev1mor pickup Chriallne for •PPI. eustom ring makers 111 A I <' oho Ii s m or Portrait Pnnl Fu11sher #G. rote<:te oca lt>rnlory hand. Must makt good CO> -;-d ( Also Uabillty ln!iutance. 831·8031 . South Coast Plaza is Psychiatry prt>f'd .. we Will train Start tt2S hr lf7 Quttlified leads appurance be self <Kl Ex~f'l l or early ~.14 hr+ mileage. EOE GllltLFIJDAY looking forquallCied pro-offer ncell benefits. I t'fl' Use pencils & dye& ff you would like to help, call 830·3031 ~tarter we1t 'org11nlzed, ~;:,~~~a~t. N~'.n~g:1~; M 11'', 714·549·85-411. No Retail d~raUng shop fesaional people Salary commensurate u lary • for print enhancement or 492.znJ now & join the "Culligan" & m~st be capable or to cook breakfast & din 7lC·826 S950 -To open & close •tore: & comm + benefits for free meals & twtlon r~ Art1~ti(' skill It ('Olor , h1ndhn& multiple task• ner items. ~0307 forD~IVERSwunted, Ught 9 $ Will handl e h1ghprodueen.Cullfor imbursementrorrelated sense need~d Noo team'!! F.0~~ Pleuse send resume & aPJ>t p1ckup&dellvery.1Byrs custom~ & phones & 11w Mr.Coc}.~cct se~intHs For 111 smoker. Apply IOI. On salary history to or ovtr. Mon f"n. SAM salespersons absence KENNEL Person Npl. terview, call Meg An Site Photo11r1phu·s. 3303 Cla:mf1ed Ad 11867, Dally COOi SPM or •12 dys, benefit~ Oe:11i:n & conslrurt HlllsAoimalHospt drews. 714 645·H05 llurbur Blvd. Ste ~ 5 I Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Mature f1t1me dinner & advunccments shades. also some re· 75S-191J EOE M/f C M lltECEl'T10MIST SAL£S Costa Mesa , Cu rook· institution °1 · ~3·9283 cord keepui& Wtll train Kennel·Cu.stochal duties. P 1t1me. 7 days, 2 h~ da1 bec.uti•t Wtt College students work !12626-99!13_ ~\~~e n~~abie mC:\1 DRIVEi Custom Sh ad e & p /time wknds, tn11n. Nunin& ly AM delivery. LA Altrart1vr real ebtote full or part lime i.elllng SECltfTARY 49"1·94S8torapp't For whol!!Sale seafood g~a~~Y [{:e· ~J min. wra&e·mtril 1n IMC..._...,.. Timt-~ SUlO per week drvelop"!'ent officl" .nr eler1ron1r calculators. Fast &rOWVlg organm1 oompany m Orange Co .. , • ~~ases ~~ 7.3·30PM Challenging Latuna Beach 494 8496 Orange Co A1111ort t;x micro·computers and lion louted 111 Llguna COOKS Neat appear11.nce Ca hf 67J. 7830. LEGAL pout ion for Reh ab PfTIME EVENINGS c e 11 en l t Y p I n g & related products for well Niguel olfers excellent French Nouvelle driver's license re oneoted nurse. ded1cat telephone answering estab finn K.no"'ledge opportunity tor detail restaurant Looking for quired Knowledge o( 6 0 c• r1111s arowmg Swita Ana law ed & With SDllles Free Cotm1111cJ i.k1lls Health msurnnre of computer sc1enrl'S conscious energetic exp brunch cook Pastry local area helpful Start· • • UAR office reqwres (I) Legal med, dental & life ins Y~Cwrien 7$2 Sl81 helpful Openings in penon with excellent & S1ute persons Call for ing at S3 75 tllr Apply lll Register t.odiy for lot1I Setretary 'T'ramee & 0) Top salary Reloco11on Adults w1lh out.standing 11 E c E p T 1 o N 1 s T Costa Me.su c1111 Lev skills 3 years ex per. •Ht 673-0120 person 145 Broadway temporary assignments Legal Secretary. Typing allow neg Call 1 Mrs atlracuve personaht1es Jo' Lime. nr lll' A1rpon mo 540. ~ Call Mrs Semas 1714 1 COUNTER Help, ~nut St., C.M. __ 557 ftftJC 80w~m reqwred, MAG Sloan..M2-lk>44 who enjoy work111g with Look mg for sharp in 1 831 6400 shop Pt ttme C.:o~ta DRY CLEANERS Cou.n -uuiN CA 0 desirable Gd Office~/ 10 15 year old youths d1v1duals "'ipror at SALES. SECarw-.i1.•y Mesa arh.S4~8793 r II w II en Lin-basic skills a mu:sl ...,. Evemng~ S.9 pm Call lllude & appearance buy or sell quality line IUl;f- ' . -terperson. u hme 1 • 641 !Xii Je!ll_ S~ 642. 4 321, ext 34 3 Mu&t be able lo answer Aloe Vera Body C11re to Vice President of COUNTERGtrl Pt1me Jram00-5466 --':. LEGAi.SEC'Y Jrv1nebaseddlvers1f1ed between2pm and S medium to heavy ProdCaU~212:5 ConstrucuonofLaguna AM shift. no exp nee E L E M E N T A R Y HMl'OllAllY l'HSONNll SHMCf Pr 1 v a le Co need a 11.m Ask for A. ndrea h t Niguel f1nn Typmg & Apply1nperson D1pp1ty TEACHER,credenhals, L1t1gat1on exp .. non· secretary with good ad F-:'URCl'ASING pones. no yp1ng shorthand required Donuts. 18!>4 Newport P 'lime childcare center. 3723 lfrdl Sfnet smoker. towork for busy min1Strat1ve skills Wrt ' necess ~ 00 hr rail SALIS Knowledge or land de Bl.,CM 552·5618 Mew~t.ocll woman attorney in want a mature in BO~f 7S2·0869 COMMlltCIALl.ll velopmenthelpful. Must Counte~ h~lp, f 1t1me FEMALE live ID compa· .0 E Newr:'~~e~~rip~~G ~: div1dual w1th eitper re Purrha;;;;gD;~texper RfCEf'TIONIST J~~sd ~r:~~~g~~~ be well orgaruud & like ~uster s C.:l~aners~ 186 mon needed for 71 yr old exp. or e ~ · n porung to the Chief Ex 1 yr minimum, typing 50 Courteous, responsible one hcensee t.o learn the detail Call 496·0194 E 16th St , c M lady on a walker Graphics Assistant Will notreq.S46-J73J ecuUve Starting salary WPM 5 day Salary secretarywant~for8·S skillstomanage,broker morntn(sonJy .>48·4243 Weekends only. Must ~r1~'~i·c~~Y~~~i~~t%':~ Sl200 to Sl.500 per mo Sl.000 mo Call Nina Offi l'e work. SunrtSl' commercial real estate. SECRETARY COURttrHefp havecar.Call~Q3'7jl_ smoker Apply 10·1. On Ex~?.°'~s'::~ary (714J 556-632JJ 752-8746 Aviallon, 754.12~. Income from mg mt Newport Beach law or Aggress1\'e, energetic Fto ........ "-'-Site Photographies, 3303 Salarv open Pref 2.3 Nursmg Receptionist1 Secrntarial while you learn. Super 11 w rd robes g person needed 1m ..--..... ~ Harbor Blvd Ste 1': s ' MURSESAIDE Heavy phones Baker benefits, life insurance , ce 0 P sm · med1atelyforfullorp11rt Pttime Expr'donly yrs. exper at least Exper'd, all shifts QUAUTY CenterCM.97~2161 health111Suranc4!&den-will train Caryn lime pos1t1on No exper COUNTER GllL ~M 558~7878 -----Conv hospt Npt Bch ASSURAMCE Rental Consultant. r ttm~ l&tl plan Contact Ken. 644 8516· nee We Wiii lrlltn call DllVEIJMALE HAIR snusT I LIQUOR CLEIK Bnng your SDllle & JOlO MA.MAGE:R meld wknds l.arge apt 675-6700 SECRET ARY Stan at Honey Baked MALE 3 ~ with some clientele For Part/time mghts C M us~ Free m1r med . den Mfg co. m electr~cal complex in Newport P time. 20-30 hrs per Hams 67J.9000 A•k for D i one Ken Allan's Men's Salon AskforSteve,642-6.S37 tal&ltfelllS Topsalary rompnnents needs top Bt'a c h S 111ary + Sales week Legal expenence DATAEMTIY 64~093 tn F'ash1on Island S20 LIVE·IN Comparuon for Ca 11 Mrs ~I oa n f\Jght exper'd QA Mgr 3 benefits ~ t!nl Mon female preferred Art desired. but not req -cuts 644·8ln> oJdorly ~om~n Must 642·80« yrs min exp with fri,9·5PM G ti La 4 ~ 851 8S66or8Sl1_721 Mm I yr exper, full time. small growing computer rompa ny. non.smoker Cheryll 833.3.Xl(l ~ ~ -u mechanical bckgmd as a ery'" guna or., --$2000 F,ll'T HAlt.DWAll drive. rent free, salary OFFICE ASSISTANT a (JA Super\'oor or QA Rc,taurant day week Sal~ ex per Commiss10rt a month is Laguna Bch, full lime S48·S965Bill Mclrm.es Part time assistant Mgr Ml!>s100VieJoare3 Needed Cor k tail pref 4940lZJor497l!OO not uncommon Train retail , housewares LUNCH HELP 1 wanted for small.1·or Excell benefits growth Waitresses .... ood eves ningprov1dedforground person . part time Hom .. mak"rs. slu porate offlre 1n Cost.i potential Sampling pro Sen·ers, Day Busbo)~ Sales oor oppty represenung "ashi•r ~"" .. 03 ~ ~ Mesa Work ent a1 b A... h 1 O)•ster Bar. Assistant ~air. .. T HOURS • • ........... dents forJUSl 2-3 hour!>· · cn.ures. mec anica in· w .:;A Dt'hvt'ry dnvers & sales trainees, full & p l I \foonhghters & students welcome Big Bucks Call after lpm 6:il 4605. 636-6180 Delivery men over 18 for L A Times to homes m C M Jam 611m Economy car required No colten1ng $400 $450 mo +bonus 646·0637 or64H844. high demand food pro routine oorrespondence, s Pe c t 1 0 n m 1 c r 0 8ro1ler. Hostesses & full duct To attend a free in· HARDWARE SALES d a Y a I D e r contact with dealers & I inspection ~tust be able & p time Bookkeeper~ r o meet 1 n g. phone f"ull or p time Apply 1n W1enerschruuel. Bristol customers \'la lelephont' 10 analyie pn>blems & 1\ ppl) in person Fri 496-54!1! p e r s o n C r o w n & Redhill 5' 'llour Call & correspondence . and recommend solution~ Sep l 4th bet-. ee n FULL Time. PTtme Hardware,Jll17ECoast Rick,,957-0717 data entry into (Om Realiability trend 9-llam Rusl) Pelican. Ans serv Typing req"d Hw1 , CdM MACHINE. Oeburnng & puter Nonsmoker "Ith analysis exper is impor 2735 Pac1r.c Coast Hwy, No exp ntt CaJI btwn 8 HOTEL MIGHT pohshmg parts Exp OK preferred working houri. ta n l 0 n 1 y l h 0 s e N 8 & 4 JOPM . Mon Fri OI butnotnee 9793895 9. 2 Contact En qualtfted please rall 631·0140.EO~ AUDfT Maintenance Boat viroscopeCorp 6454400 Mrs Pieri c k at RESTAURANT 5 nights a week, t2·8am, c)oan1ng, ropair Ex <!._uring busm~ss hour' 71"S81·"""" for an appl IOI IURHS FULL TIME Ans St!rv must have experience " • • "°"" h · H • Mature , responsible I D JM N I _penenceQnly.6iJ.20C>0 OIL FIELD careeroppty Now inng ostess ... App Y 10 8"11 c ei shop & fi1"ld meter re d a Y s & P t ' m e · adult No e:tper nee or Mr s BaHuar Mo ..... "-----M-~ Call btwn 8 & 4 JOPM •...-.r _. pair. l'Xper desired days Hes Interview between llam & 5pm, General mechuniral traineeacC'eptcdw good 1tHIEstahS*s Mon .Thurs, 2-4pm 37 DELIVERY Mon.fri ,89H212 Hotel Laguna. 425 So knowledge, experience-I mech. back.irountl Call For Top Fashion l~la'!,d.Ji B for early AM, LA Times C E N E R A L 0 F Coast Hwy . Laguna m electrit•al & plumbing for appt Westem Stal('!-Prof. Office home deliver~ FICE SEC'Y 9/\M Beach 4941151 helpful ApplytoLarry . Measurement Corp NewponBeachLidoOt RESTAURANT Economical rur re 4PM, Mon Fri Mu~t Surf & Sand Hotel. 714 '""·B""" r eds ,, El Roberto now hmng C h k ""° .No} ice ne 1·reauve al(· quired AduJ~only No type C:all ur HOUSECLEANERS La~naBeac.h._497·4477 gressive agenlb who PT day & cve 1 n1 1 na.t sohc1lmg, no collerting. 673·61_!!) _ To~ /hr. car 645·Sl23 Managers (Apt. l ORGANIST want 10 maximite m counter personne n S4~ mo net take·home GENERAL OFC. typing Active semi retired cou-for growing Christian di vidual potential terv1ews IOAM or 2PM . +-bonus ... gas al-filing, ans"'er phones pletomanagel6uru~in Church 1n Nev.p on HIGll COMMISSIONS' Monday thru Frida> lowance Westminster tile bkj)ng 213-592-2309 HOUSBHPllS Costa Mesa Avail Oct Beach Approx 6 hrs Call Walt, 6i3-~. As k fur Mari a . 4 3 63811un~t!n66gton Beach area "-E ... r.a .. , ~c-E needed. small rellre lst Older ch.lid & pet wk . part ume 6'l2 Z740 Fash1Qn_lsl~~ B .,.. w roouu. ......rT'1 menl facility, also serve OK Light maUllenance-am ... 963-4195,.em Restaurant f lime gtrl needed to meals. rOlattng shirts. off 1 b MCDna..a•• ,,.,S Deliver LA Times lo run Xerox machme, re-od "ages Call 494,9458 required P JO ren . Organist & su st1tute I .E. l....,r.""TMEMT ~ homes in II B 3 6AM " 549·0433 needed no" Full size ..... ~ South c-~ ... _ S3'1S·S42S mo +bonus heve rrcept1on1st !Qr~·1 Baldwin Organ First Eam wlule .)OU leam VV>fl"'N&G Dependable car needed vanous uther Lite office G Mature~ with elec Church of Chnst Sc1en H E R J T A G E We are now acceptmg S46·4481or964-49112. duties, no t)pmg re HOUSBHPIH tncal urehouse ex· list PO Box 433 San INVESTMENT ... 111 applications for day & quired. Must be flex ~u!fu ~ es:~de ~~1:1~ per nee<led fltlme. gd Clemente CA 92672 I teach you creat1\ e evening. help full or •-•D•E•LJY-•Ell-•E•S--1 cw1othntra~pect .:'etolsodnutieast su-rv1SOr mght shift. ~01'.'101~ny benefits 1714)4921989 financing. 1031 Ex I part time No ewx • ,, ~ "" --changes. 1nHstor de penem·e nettssary e 759·3940. part time $4 2S hr Mature, loving born ! PAJMTlHG ,elopment&t'Ounsehni: offer fle:uble schedule. 9AM-2PM Join the Lus Angeles Times c1rculaUon team & adapt your work schedule to your lifestyle Work s hrs a day in a Times circula t1on sales oHIC'e near your home & have more time for your family, studies or le1surel) periods We pa y hourly & commissions LOS ANGJo:L.ES Tl M F.S 1375 Sunflower i\ve C M S4().030l Equul Opportumt) Em,Ployer Sal~s HI-RSA.LES Leading retailer or audio components seek inl{ sharp men & women for sales Prof appearance and att1ttude req Xlnt I opportunity Call bet-. 10.2 only, Mon thru Fri SEC IET ill fb.ec. Large Insurance agenC> has openinJ: for ex ecutave secretary Must be self starter and have good oral and written comun1cat1on s kills Xlnt paid company bene Call Linda 111 549·8909 SECRETARY Part time secretary m Insurance office NB area Willing lO train Call Jerry 754-0711 SECRETARY Needed with office ex· per . incl good t.ypmg & phone skills. Order desk exper helpful Must he able to work on your (lwn Xlnt salary for r1ght person Please ap- ply al Johansen & Christensen, 16691 M1lltken.,_ ln·lne 556-1063 SECRETARY Lead1ni: comm"I in dustria I real estate co. located 1n Irvine has openmg for a secretar} v. lite shorthand. lite bk· kpg & good typu1g skills E'-per is essenllal. Salary 1s commensurate "' ex per Call Georgia at Corporate Realty Inc . ~~·0888 Part lime Saturday & GENERALOffJCE EnglJsh ,Spwush speak agatn Chnsllan woman I MAIMT'fNAHCE Ex per rounselors re free uniforms, regular Su nday mommgs Must AD MINISTRATIVE mg 497 4477 ext 36.~ needed to babysit in my Experience required ce1ve 100'. romm The 1s performance & wage re have lgc stalJOn wagon. Girl Friday Ass I to EOE home. Call 633·5888 Apartment paml1nR. re an unusual oppty for v 1 e w s Com Pan Y van or pickup truck Gd Housing Exerut1ve at Idea I JOb lor sharp 3PM·9PM.,_M()f!·f'fl pairs & light main right person Conf1den sponsored social ac day 213 68>8543 l•------- rlri\ltng record nee s mall CM orr1ce h<1usewife 104 5 days Medical I tenance Costa Mc~a Ital 1ntervie" Call L1v1lles &.advancement Workrons1Stsofdehver-w heavy workload 1n Sandwic·h shop CM Chiropractic Asst / NewportBearharea Vtnl'e546-~. opportunities Ir you ChildCareneeded tnmy ing bund~es.to Daily Governmental Social area Call Marvin Recept1on1st Beaut TSL Mg_ml 6421603 wantlOJOUlthenumber home M·f Mature lov Pilot nev.spaper car· Programs G<>al orient· 64& 1004. bus) office Good ap· -•· one fast food team at the SALESLADY Wanted 1n Laguna Beach P 'ftme 4 day wk l!:xp'd. 10 sell mg women's ready to wear Pis state ref's WntP . 320 S Coast llwy . Laguna Be11rh, • SECIET ARY• Ex cellent oppty for sharp gal to work in fast· paced Newport Beach comm'I real estate ofr EJ1 ce llen1 typing t70wpm mtn I & d1r taphone skills rtqu1red. Cha llengmg pcl61llon. for right gal Call mg woman 673-370!'>, ners . ed tnd w .service mollva pearance, healthy. en Part-time REAL ESTATE nation's leadmg shop 644 «73 Good starting &alary lions & w1pattern or IN5"CTOR thus1as11c. knowledge or Sales Clerk SA.LES pang mall appl» to tht< Ch' .Id ca rel a k er. It with regular s1'hedule<I Se Ir. Improve men I IN f'ltOCESS I ins billing. peg board Fas~~~~and This IS our 36th year sell manl!jtt_~)'.llf!le increases. sought Will train computer very helpful 1ng fin!! Southern R""taurant housekeeping. Loving Call Medical l'i>mponents mf· Part time sales t-;xper c I f 1 h "~ ener~eUc grandmother DonW1lllamr. Strong learning opptny. gr needs 3 norson who Great career potential L d. 1· h a 1 om a om es FOOD PREP-Sandwich Light typing check wnt ,,.. Call 631 ·5§64. a ies spec1a ty s op Perhaps you would en maker. etc. If you are to hep care for 3 school 642 4321 bef llAM 1 g r Mi·cr""omput"r likes delatl work, ,·apa Fashion Island I day JO)' /0101na a firm active 92651 Salesman Yachti. & Sailboats Exponly 673-2050 age girls in exchange for or aft 2PM daily n ° "" " ble of working with a MEDIC•• &SST fl h ,., friendly . conscientious, Sales exp helpful. Good dnv· -"' some eves eic rs in ux ury residenllat independent. &like a job board & room Call l•-•l!!lll!!•••l!!!!!!!!!ll 1ngr"'"'O-'&ll"'enseror m1croscope&sm parts For2personstaHinnew Call Mimi 75S-9951 areas such as Big Ca _,. M...-.Hcrdwon Laila. 83J.2900 """0197 after 8 m "'-I X R n "' ' S I "'omm with o.v ff with versatility we n.,.,.. SEC-.._ •y~ ... "' ""'nta Asst · ayexp 4 field trips in Co car a ary' ~--Newport Beach o ice p•R~ME nyon. Spyglass 11111 . you Mon Fri 8 4 Salesperson to work at iu;1- CLEllCAL dy wk Pd vac & hot Com P package open. per Located in Mission FO & BO expenence "' In 1ne Terrace. Linda Rest au r 3 n1 ex Per store level Newport IECIPTIOM Desk ""rson wanted for S46-3000 (M!lfl Thur) Submit app to; Norman Vie10 Co paid profit necessary. Call 972·8432 General usec:leanmg Isle. etc .fall s.s .... 64.>1111 1John l Pubhshmg firm seeks a .. ~ T PO B 102489 CM sharing. vacation & 1714> lady needs Stay at 11 you are present!>· ac helpful Ple~e apply in hne retail iewelry store DENTAi.ASSiS • ox holidays paid Medical -Home Moms or Hunjtry t1ve in real estate sales person Stonem1ll Ter-1--------• bright ind.iv to perform tn South Coast Pl au Ch a Ir s Ide. Pa rt or 192627 645-2937 hfe ins Qualified apph MEDICAL ASST College Students to as do you have immed1dle race, 2915 Redhill, C M. _, SALES a wide vanety or office Good company benefits r 11 me. ha PPY . pro· cants please call s1st her Xlnt salar) & & unhmited access 10 RESTAURANT Newport Beach leading duties Th1S candidate Ca II for appt Mgr gress1ve high quahty of· General MRS PARELLI PARTtrlME ~ex hrs after Jwk train the president or your ASS"T MANAGER Jewelers seeking p 'lime should have a pleasant ~;-~~ Con l r u c r I rice Flex hrs Salary TN ICJl)oo lcry CW. 58l·:ul ~1~~po~a~dc~rg~;s& mg penod C M ~ area I company. or I) he hidden Back Bay Restaurant m employee. well versed in ~~~lse &01:i1i~~n!;f'~! open 83Hi3S2 I Some of our summer back office EKG's. tn· Ca II e \'es. 95' 843 I away in an ivory tower So. Coast Plaza needs sa Jes and ofhce pro learn Will consider a CLE R I C AL Home DENT AL ASST temporaries are mov111g surance a must. Salary (Mickie). removed from the scene responsible & persona-cedures Mon. Wed & trainee. Contact Mrs ~u;n°:::1•n0~~,c~e~au't11~~ Cha1rs1de Busy H B or on & we cWTently n~ INSUIAHCE neg 0 t 1ab1 e c 0 m Our president 1s 3\a1la ble ass't manager Call 1~Sa!!!!!t!!!!!!l67111J.!!!1933Cl!!!!l!lll!!!!!!llllllll!! .. -Eves.._S4~ Prefer exp. s;oo pr hr. f1ce awa1t.s expenenced de~ndable & ootgomg •ACCOUNT REPS Lg meosurate with ex-PAITTIME ble Do you need addt Q!>nna641·0ll~f~fillll!. 1• Nellie Creek Shop ROA Short work week individuals for these multi·branch personal perience 644·7244, Person lo deli ver Daily Ilona! training to help RESTAURANT SALES Person for plant SECRETARY Fashion lsland Bruce Salary nel{ Joann positions line agency st'eks 6«·8949 Pilotautoroute111South youincrea.scyourcam Part time sandwich & store P lime Aflrr Ma g Card Operator 962 3319 ca re er minded 1 n Laguna area 7 days pet 1ngs~ counter help wanted noons & Sat 645 3392, Capable or supervmng Anderson6'4-8860 oen;al M5dltMoid d1\•tduals to service MESSa.GEI wttk. Experienced or IOU Call btwn 9 & llAM . 10-6 -installallonolnewword CLERICAL AIERCROMllE &ATCH OFftCE MANAGER Abercrombie & Fitch is seeking a bright and en tbusiastic lndividual to Ortho office needs sharp 4PM'·l2:~AM accts. Must have Rd Full time In Costa Mesa Hours Mon thru ~·r1 perienced you may well 7~2.5401 SALESPERSON processing system Ex girl to train for Oaysoffvary oral & wntten com area Calit drivers Approx3:~toS.30PM profit from our color RETAll Highly exp salesperson cell typmgskills. SJ,200 front /back office Den Must speak English municat1onsk1lls. license. good driving re-Hours: Sat & Sun AP· videotape llst111g& sales Full·li~e mgnt & part needed for high fashion mo r4·S171 tal background nee •CLAI MS CLERK cord,over21. prox 5AM to7AM E3m training program which lime sales positions Womens Boutique in SECRETARY 644 1405 Please call for appomt Agency needs outgoing Call Karen approx. $42S per mo. we tee I is the finest avail Laguna Beach Salary Full time. cheerful. tx· ment. 9:J0..5PM. Mon· person to take initial 9amwlpm Call Mike Bush al available · VANS t Comm.Call 494·5688 OfVEI <1a y th r u Frid a Y. claim rePorts & handle ~0400 642-4321. EOE We arr not a franchise. TENNlSSHOES per'd. indiv with strong Boathullcleaning.Must 645-7358 followup Claim exper SCORTS branch or sUbsidiary Sales.ReteHC• typing & shorthand be serious, reliable with helpful Salary comm MODRSA Se JUSt headquarters 675 8~3ron? del Mar Non.profit youth oq(u talents wanted. Apply tn knowledge of N 8 with exper Paid 1·0 TopDol(an~!m!__ PBX Ans rv ltP·79 We have openinl(s for a OEO good benefits Call Lin person wil.h resume to Harbor f'ull /Part time Looking for a home of benents Newspaper inserters for F rr. Exp. pref. Must few highly molivaled da 546·4990 Mr Fuentes at Roben your own? You'll find ON I ST L A Ti'mes 6 momino~ type 2S wpm. Must be ho ha d lltET L 5.._, rs Bem, William Frost & ,workparttime.Monday Water Works, Bill •RECEPTI . . .. 21 5401777 CM personsw vea e-AJ AW; SCIE94PEISOH through Prlday. approx 960-9618 many homes advert1std Busy ore. needs fast. per wk • 20 hr wk over . sirt lo be more suc· Laguna Bch. full·time Associates. 1401 Quill imately 2S hours per ' for sale tn Classified energet ic person for 548-84<41or64&-1413 10am·4 m cessful For an in· housewares person. Exper 40 hrs Hunt ~t .. N2t. Bcb week. Dut1es will tn· WantAdHt!Pl ~5678 ~rrA.a frontofc.Mustbeableto N-urse. LVN Bilingual GENERAL OFFICE terview appointment part-time cash ier in ton Beach ~1 ·-------• elude filing. recoocilla· ,,-h a n d I e b u s y WpreEre1rGredH.TMELDJ0CSALS IVICKJ HESTOHI with the sole owner & 497.4403 Secretary * •SEClfT.AllES•• tion of store funds and switchboard Paid co _ • founder. tall Wesley N Retail Xlnt typ111g skills 80 + S/lOO lde.greeS2UOO general office duties. benefits Call· CLINIC. full or part· •. SSOClATES Taylor Exper'd f/time sales w Pm PI ea 5 ant Al'ctPay/R E.S13,200 t x per i enc e 1 s PAUUNE,549-8909 lime. Enthusiasm a .A . WetltyM. TcwtorCo. 1 . ds telephone personality Recpt71'80/Phoodl4,400 necessary must ! 8 onuses ! Speoalists in . R'tALTd'R.s g1r Greeung car . A Front or r Ice a P CstAcct'l'ra1MeSl4.400 lt you would like to work for one of the fmest s porting goods em poriums in the world. please 1ppl.y 1n person to· AIHCROMllE &RTCH South Codt Plua 3333 Bristol COSTA M~A Equal()ppty Employer M /F Clfll Clerk needed by Hunt· lniton hacb City School Dbt 4/llrs perd•Y. krn· 1Qam wbel lcllool la In HUion. e .U1'tr, Apply 13S l U1 St. H.B. .J.. C .... T,,..t Noo·protlt youtb or· 1•1l11tlon . Good be11flu. C•ll Lind• KIDS - SUMMER JOBS. Earn $30-$60 per week. Trips & Prizes. C4lll ..-. .et.K ... 960.0694. I 714·•~~103 or 661·8439. Tem~ary Cleneal 2111 San Joaqu111 Hills LI Cards, S.C. Pl au. penance Non smokers E1p Comultanl ours I lltttt la 11'9!! 213-493-2420 ersomel Newport Beach I.tired Male Pre r Grow t n g NB U1 Rttnden Agy, In~ ctus1fled Ads att really Nurses 540-0400 ·~ti 0 2 hrs perdiy. AM architectural firm Call 4020 Bir·cht:.5t'MEOE amaU "people lo ~pie" Now t1king applications ~8004 Sltypark Blvd You don 't need a gun lo 673-3320 Leslie betS.12.546-3693 NewporttG-8190/Free sales calls with ~1g re· for certified practil'al Swte23S lrv1t1e "'draw fast" when you RETIR EE ror beach Setretary Ftrt.o managellll!!!!!!!l•l!!!!!!!•••I!!!!• I adership and big re· nurses. Only those with ~LL idle Items with a place in ad in the Daily P a r k i n g I o t l man olc. ~II starter)lll -------• suits!, To place, odyour Slat.e certification & a Daily Pilot Classified Pilot Want Ads! Call (71,)846-8414, 846-808& wp .. °.!onk abwl.!O.. '.,,~Pl rovr· SICltETAIY IXIC. elaullted ad, cal l ay willingness to work need Ad now 642-567& eves. "'• "' .. ..II 6'2·5678. anply. Ml-<X506 · ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ garu1ed. Acctg & typing Per1onnel1Advertisl11~ c. skills nee. Will pay for Dept. has opening per Tiit lllclnt ~· right peraon 6'2-0846 for expansion Npt. Bch ~aily Pi~at .. ·········· · ·· "> PAIT TIME EYDIJCS We are preaenUy seeking adulta with pleuant peraonalitiea who would be interuted ln worklna In Sil• & Promot.ton wit.II Dally Piiot Carrien 10 to 15 years old. , • Unllmlttd eamlngJ available to rtCM person. Kn: 5:30PM to 8 JO PM , Monday thru Friday. Som• S1turday availablllty. For I : appol11tmt.nt, call : IMz.4321, ask tor Ben 1 : Williama. I! ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT l30 W. IAY ST ~A!!f~ ~192.12t • Ml lOUM. T\1111 • • I~ , · ..••..•.......••.•..••..•................. · Programming Young lady with some ''VERY BASI C" computer programming experience to demonstrate the use of our "SYSTEMS VORTEX " computers to prospective customers and to set up appointment for sales reps over the phone. Good telephone voice required. (Full or part·time) ENYIRONMOOl RESEARCH SEMES, ltC. l714tl1MHJ. Mr.1.,., on the <>nrwteo.t 1 t fin1nci1l serv\ces firm DA.IV PILOT Gd. typing. shrthd., exp .. , SEClllTAIY req"d, Non·amkr. Call· CLASSIFIED 40 hr. wk. for front ore 640-0t23btwn. 9&2. poaition. S> wpm a must --------ADS (7141641·9111 SECURITY SICllTAIT I GATIGUAD You (Oii W ff. f'tftd It, Trodt II Wilh o Wont Ad GllL NIDA 't tot pr\va\e community. AITTIMI La11lna Buch Aro. [ 842 •5878 } wanted ror company Rotating rellet shirt . . atart.1n1 up. Flapencnc• 1uo pet hr. Call I lllon In bualneu om ce rt· I tbru Fri for 1ppt qulrtd. Well «&aniaed .... 4-..94--;...;&S=7.-I ____ _ ~~ ~ ..t,t; Mab ,our,~~'-! re•1alrt1Dtft\1 to · War IO -1 ._ ~~~~.~·~ ~-=--~ St. S•ilt t, l'fn,.n .... it-.,.'l-ll';z;i~.;:s;:h _ __.. ........ ~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4, 1981 07. Sell it all and put cash in your.pocket! DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days or one . Minimum three~ines . Extra lines just $2 .60 for 8 days . For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 TM MW Dally Piiot 8·Doy Week lti Q Classified PLUS H.tp Wmihd 7100 Http W!Mhd 7100 AltttqHt 1005 luUdilMJ Mohri• 8025 Hurt 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mitctl .. o. 8080 SporllftcJ Goodl 8094 lo••· Po""" 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Waiters & w111t resses Merry Go Round Horses. Almost new Bdrm set, L lalooM SECUIITT wanted "'111 lame Bu:s Jew t' I ed Car me I PllOTOTYPE.5E'ITER 50ra & loveseat, butcher OH Rams SeuooT1ckelS P /ttmt secunty, 2 nights boys. P3rt lime Apply Stander Lg Herschell AM Co m pS et 510. block table & chairs, Helium Bouquets de for sale, 2 ror ~ TrodeWWYodds 28" Burtram, S F ·72 Rdr Rec (atho. VIII-" sumlog. ta~. S sc·oop bait Lnk, for the i.er1ou~ pert,t,•eek,ll 7 shirt for Bett y Reed , San Jumper Sml He)n storage ste_reo&sni.rs.640-4932 livered. Perfect for 752-0960 (213)463-1101 small reurement rac111 c 1 1 J RC p ~ every occ8SIOO. 673~9 .._m!!l•lll!!!!!•••!!!!!!I• ty Gd PQl>•l•on for rl' emente nn 125 umper Can be seen • rocessor 2 T r opitone c ha ise '"' llree Call 494 9458 ror ~ s PI and 1 an San 2S42 West Coast llw}. •Fonts lounge. nr new, beige Beautiful glass dtsplay Sfort, lutw Mf, ~ C:lemente Newport •Always uodercontriicl !ISO ea 963-19J2 case, approx 6ftx3ft like lor I09S fllherm an. slip. 0 W C St7K Waitressf'S FRAN'S Xlntcond1ton S . lo Ii . new $l2:5.~3341 ..................... .. Stcy,,......F/f Tlr"f'dofa.fttl.q MERCHANTIL_E 7lH'9-2188 ~mc~~~m~ ~6-~~~ Slot Jllachine. Rollawp. 2 NCR Cub Registers. Light typ111g, filing and lntldt A.JI Doy? Opening for busines:. 3 sets of slldlllg tloset ar~m 1936 $2000. Bonanza 1938 1225 each Excellent $31,000 32" t:NH'LJTF., St•1l F 8. '77, tw Crus.1der. other general ortice N t ht . ro Sept 8th, IJ s Anti doors, New, Sz 54•,,· X -· ------$1250 Shoot 'Mle Bear 646·7909 duties + basic book &0 e~neo~ise'.:1'~tC:v~"!~ que's, Collectibte's, 90", 79"X95". 60"'X95 · Queenmesofabed Good zoo.SldDeltapooltable TV lodlo, low hrs keeping exper lle11' y Detailing is now hiring Consignments. 423 31st ()O sel SH0761 cond . Sl50 tBest offer l·ec slate 17_50. 846-9468. H' Ill!!, S............ 8098 use or adding mach Ap I i Newunrt Beach 67S_ 6402 646· 1440 -.ev'""es=------n __._ 1 young poop e or a hand =.c: -=>--"-Coh 8035 7, <.'ouch Colorual style Sears sewing /washing ••••••••••••••••••••••• JS' CHRIS Comndr s I" 0 WC S46K Offer~ PY in person at 770 W car woh1ng service RODINBRONZE ••••••••••••••••••••••• d rlled 1. • machines . S25 /S8S BeautiiulColorTV 2yr '70,tt,t,• 42'7's F'WC 1m 19th St Costa Me'.i Wash f'errans. Rolls From Roe k e f e 11 et lhmalayan kittens $75. own · 1 · mu ll·~olor Fenwick cuswm fishing wrnt)' Free del;very mac cond. 131 to betwee_!!.._9& 12 Royce), Mercedes & Collect1on, "Torso of blk kittens S15 hnen fabnc, good 'ond, poles. PeM 100, SOO, 12/0 _filL646--1786 <.'hoose from _ S59 SK SEC'Y AKKPR Porsches while you soak Adele"', $1.500. M.HS03 957 6257 ~~OBO. SS2-lG2l reels, 129-$125. 548-9832 Lad Y's de;t~a uses 675-9007, 960-l725 evei. Interior design r1rm up the Newpon Oeach Beau antique German HIMALAYAN KITTENS King me Bed & Frame Wrought a·ron hanging I c b · 2S " '"l!!!!!!!!!!!m!l!l!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!.-- 8 30-S 30 A P. A /R sun F'ult or p,tame P<>S• doll 19" Xlnt cond $46.5 CF' A shots Seals & great cond. Sl45 OBO Perry Es la u s a I e. Sal/Sun 9-S. 19332 Sierra lamps, S50 pr Desk fir ~~~:Col~~ ~~t~~ con 1Houseboat 22', ocn golng, moderate t Y J.J in I? lions av all .CaU 63Hl900. _962·4282 _ Blue~. Show.' breeder & 543-~l Fri /Sat 9·5. Antiques. Be I lo• Irv Furn · · mat $20. Mercedes mats trol. record player, 12011P OMC I/(), range. P I e a s a n t Pho n I.' Wart' house Old Mark Hummels ~~9-7281 sf\ IOam. Dresser, 2 end tables. cof. depression glass. old (am i I Y /pa lio beds· S20. Drarting tbl $15. radio, Amt Fm stereo, refrig. in wtr. has trlr. personality fo'or in COSTAMESA Collellonof.lS Persian kitten. <'ameo ree table. sew machme radios. tools, oak furn, _tlothlng,miac. -(71 4)499-4369 __ _ cost $1295, 90 day war good cond A steal at tern~, 95S 2033 WAREHOUSE 754-64_!!4 _ _ male S175 4 Guinea pigs in cabinet. all maple. stereo. 727 Mll.IJI St HB Huge Garage Sale, 2323 VID EO GAMES~• Space ranty. like new Take 12900. 9S7-8180_ Sec'y eedin~ part rull·t1me AppioKtt 8010 ..P&J.'5 !146-~ I h 64S-0320 536·3121 Elden. CM. Sat/Sun/-In vaders. Puckman, JIK>Oontenns 642-99~ ,78 1/2 Welcnrft fXEC SICIETA.RY wareh:.e worker In ....................... DOCJ$ 8040 fu:~•ted loo much. lllnt Garage Sale Sat. Sept Mon ... ll·4.~.64.5·9027 Star Castle, Scramble. Airslol 24• like nu 200 Xlnl oppty t,t,1lh growtt teresl1ng permanent I IUY A.PPUAMCES ••••••••••••••••••••••• T bl • some antiques Sth, 8·4 Cherry bdrm MOVIHGSALE Like new' $900 Up Hobby~ hrs on Volvo Penta 1 U oriented rompan> 101 pos111on 111 m:mn~ f1dd Les 957·8lJJ KEESHOND Pups AKC a es, chairs. dining sel, primitive Pine Everything goes. Furn , 919-9378 _ ..._,. bright, fnendly persor ~ Te m PI 1 n ! 21 3 l -HARBOR AREA Champ sire M fo' Pet & [~t!el. c.best. bed5• mat-round table & din mg rm odds & ins. Sat. Sun, Comrtete above ground Garage Salt', Sal only ~ff~~r1g1ff wR~~~~out~ w 60 wpm. some Sii 681 2613 APPLIANCE SERVICE s h o w p \: l ply ll_M)J1§4(}-~ chairs, li ke new Anti· Mon 9.5 2120 Crestview poo & access. Gd cond An tique rolltop desk, dive, rash, or water ~k1 prev ex per Guot Wa~hOUMmC91/Dri•er WeBuyusedappllances 213 697134Sal\6jlm ~~~~~g chest on chest, 9 ques, chlldrens items. Dr.Laguna Beach 15'x4' 00hrm968-7400 photo equip . furn Sl3.SOO firm Day) benehts Nonsmok•nl IR yr~ or older 5 da~ s ""e sell recood . guar . PETS R PEOPLE ers~0294 ~le 67S·ss.». --__ 49'-2932 Pool Table reg size. I tsome antJquesi, hshld 675 9702,£.Ves 194 0022 oHice Rust) Pehrao v.k . 8 lo 4 <:M location '!i>jl~!n.£~-Si9-3077 TOO"' --· __ 1sat/Sun, 10.4pm 20422 Etfah S. pc slate. xlnt t'Ond zoo goods 10164 Falcon, .79 Cruiser 288 Spon Fi~ Inc ~99322 64S-84tlo MI CROWAVE·Sharpl All bred grooming and Turquois e loveseat Seven Seas Ln . H B furn. tools, m13c Must OBO 673-7586,67S·™ _LL her TS. flying lmdi:e h1deabed, S75 3 piece II' S 3 6 · 2 l 5 2 B e d • sell 631·916S •---£.. & ..... -1-.. I Women needed ror house carousel·programable. boarding 19 yn ex~r rm Divan f70. 548-4()39 lawnmower, etc. Greenhouse Eqwpment l>V'llT> _.--seats 4 sips 6 HD. i.hv.r SK'y, l.tcJtf cleaning sen ace Good xlnt cond. Hardly used ·we care"' T cup.toys Quality rum . household Plants. pots. lumber. Eqlli,...-galle> Teak tnm & step EFstab Npt Center Law pay good hrs Call Rob j _121S. 559.4731 mm1 for sale 546 2848 1ia 6 c~rrs· .c~{h dEina;fyl Agi°asls~ qareu .eOldf uT~.?... •• &h 'rte ms . g I a ss ware. ng1d plastic & watenng ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••• Stereo. many xtra:. Im 1rm neetls ex per legal bi es Rag & MOJ? ~-075i Ne"' GE Washer & dryer REA. rtlOILEM? w ...... rames. t.ools, anuques systems. 496-6254 CitMrd 90 IO mar Possible NB shp Secrelar} wgood IYP .WOR D PROci:·sson SSOOBestOffer. Am • Hanging lamp rug,equariums.&much & colltct 1bles FORSALE ••••••••••••••••••••••• j39,S0067~6816 __ ing . d1ct:iphone & WI T II II £.AV,. 968-GM.5 PEST FREE elec 9633S95aft6PM more. fri tSat /Sun Fri/Sal/Sun, 94. 277 USEDLUMBER WANTED' 16' Dothne and trailer shorthand skills Rea I E X E C t: T 1 ,. r GEE'~ DRYut l ron 1ca11 ~ rids your S48·0294. 7 Sand flower Hanovtr Dr , <College 496-6254 Boat Trailer ror 24 ·Skip-w JSH p Evinrude OB. Estate l.tt1gat1on w em . ' . ~. P\ home or 3ll crawling & Mo•incJ Sale Ct. NB Parle} C.M Jack. !157·1566, 775-7058 windshield. con,·ert top phas1s on land use Law SECRET ARIAL Xlnt, $60 ---84ll-428I f I Y 1 n g 1 n s e c t s Qua ht" rum .. antiques, SAT 9 to 2. Restaur sup. ,.__._I_._,._._ tr .o.• 1r.1, Re.c••MJ Sde USCG A F1 II IS I II . Id k Salary rompet1t1ve Thebrstofdlwortd1. Washer & gas dryer. permanently 6358028 m1Sc.Sacr ~282J pliesanl . paper goods. Bu;'h~rd'&H:'miiton, Washer ·~r y er . B oata~xg s~'.ri s & p~ficr:~'964~~19 ~ b 640·6960 •Super Smart Gal clean, ""ork good. S8S t;..ollect F'I 1 h/Lo bikes, ml5c'" items 2124 mini bike, lawn mower, bathroom & kitch sinks Seamanship classes Bos to; y,,i;ler-17-m<X k SERVlC-ESTATION •OrganmngAb1hty ea . sell sep S48·8S13. PUPPY. standard Poo ,ora coduc .....,,, veGseat. Thurin St CM school clothes. furn. &_counter wp. elc, oak 7:30 PM Sept 17th. Sea U" Saltwalerloaded .... ,., •CareerOnented S48 44115 die . while, AKA re x nl con · ~· reen --d1nset dresser 642-0063 r ov A. TTEHOENT 'Mech anical Aptitude S---, 'K-r & -g1stered 9 wks old v1'll'.!.£.h.!lr RI. 631·5016 BI a c k & white TV 21692 Impala HB. Sat· ' . . . Scout Base 1931 W PCll model $13 000796-6191 Full or part time Even • Crea11ve Visual love. > ee e Merritt. 730.0966 Sofa & love seat 135. tw111 w /remote. table & 4 Sun-Mon Soloflex !Mini·Gym) as NB Also Sept 16lh in '-- ings & week ends 'Good w1lh Exe<'ut11·e clean. works good , $150 ---· headboards S30 ea, din chairs. 2 L R chairs. Multi family. Fri. 4th advert.ized in Playboy, Santa Ana For info 13' lotion WW« M • T 968 0•111. 548-8513 S48-4485 Toy Apricot Poodles 4 bl · Sal •th U 1. •• d r Time & Runners World. 531·1135, S42·429ti w I year old Merl" 40, ac s exaco ""w SS Good Pay u A Ad • -1 Dbl--males. S250 t.o ...,,,5 1 rm ta e w /centerpiece misc haebold ilems. "' . a r.w 8 o -SERVICE SfATION AT S$3 Oa) Week SS voca o co or e oven rem ale t.<00. """68 .. 78• SlS, 2 chairs S5 ea. or 493·87S8 equip., plumblllg, 00. S4S·8354 Schock 10' Fibre Glas b.ow rail, side rails. ~ b eve level elect range c _,. best orre "'"3268 wldna parts Parakeets. II Finches. LapstrakA dJnghy with cushion swivel seals TENDENT full time · -------r"'"'" Pup""l theater. trundle • ..,. ' "' b k t b & · · • s ...,,)() RCA all wd cab col r~ manyolheritems « 4 funeral plots, dis· custom maho"any in w a c res s. ow apply Chevron 1251 :-Jo non moker prrrerretl .,.., King Boxsprmg & Mat-b-.. s. m""h more. Sal · ., " t I' hls b t Ir h Y( l or TV Sl75 DO"-Ol ...... ~E ,... ""' 2301 Holly Ui N B count, $2,000. 642·9814 terior . S48-6834 s em ,g • ·near nu 8 Coast Hwy, Lagund t is is l · our bus)' f p w a.n"""' tress with frame, xlnt only lG-4, 231 Camellia · · --· . tery + co\'er $3950 Beach. exµ and Ing sen It' e A ter 1 m 646-!1525 New classes starting cond ong S850 Best or-Lane. Costa Mesa 8 AM on.S48-0910. M agnovox. Color TV . Nauonal Cluldren s Org , 675 6670 dys 673 ~5115 SERVICE STATION AT bureau needs VOL' Nev.· Thenmdor 4S" glass Call for reservations. re_r over $150. !143-7097. 4 FA MILY, Sat only. 13 cu ft Frigidaire $170, phono, radio combo SlOO. non-profit. needs you r eves · Tll E OfF'l<:E coo k lop w g rid 5'8·()(liEI or957·0707 LE 1 C Bun.k bedJ IS:>. red brick C an non Sures h ot girt of boats. cars. land . ---.-TEN DAN'!', P 'time e\t:S ~9-21118 die broiler. Mdl DGT 4S. A· Nikon. Zeiss Ml.Sc items. Robinwood 20' ea. moped $125. boys Camera $100, 644·0660 etc Liberal tax deduc 71 SklpJack 20 F'B. in & wkends ~eat 3p I retail rTOO Sell u50 C ameras a nd B C· Dr~&Bolsa Chka I ...... ,_ . 14 r ans lion advantages (2131 waler or ha\•e tra1lct pearance & handv.nt •• ro Adorable Regis tered cessories . Urgently c uuun&, Sl%e . um, d Ing Apply192SNewpor1 XEROX~TOR 640-41SO Lhaso Apso Puppy, needed. Please write MUCH furn, books, & applicances & misc Pin Balls. AJr Hockey, llJ0.-0652 ~~i3n~92c~ ·SHOO Blvd, CM Reproduction Graphics M 0 VIN G th 1s v. eek female. 10 wttks S200 p 0 Box 2757 Laguna m isc items I 5 49 items· Sat·Sun 9471 Juke Boxes. Pool table. Sand dolly for 14 15' boa I ( l I . SEWI NG Techn1C'1an tu operate wssassher:.; S50 Gas, dryer. Terms SS&-7271 Hills, 92653 ----Mp iralmSart .• BaMlbog.a ·Psenn 9lolran1 Cirl I HB962·3Ml278 s &EvVeirdyeoth'1nam, esprr1ocreSdalteo Good co~~ 4~ly,~nd~g:l:~~s~~ x1~. Draper> 'AOrkroom cop) machines col att'& ss28840•any P anl s S1l k1e Terrier, AKC. Rosewood end tables, oin a"' on "• un am i Its, 5 11 67s.2849 v,,,......., cond 2 hds. shuv.rr needs sewing mat•hme bind rcporti. 'l/ea1nes!> -·-- - -adorable female. shots. S22S ea Two teak 1·5.Cashonly. Bayfront.Bal Isl Fum se loah,M..._ s leeps 7, S3ti .ouu operator Mon Thur em~nl1al fullt1me Aµ--Refng, frOBt free clean. IS wk~FJS S51p.48 book c ases. SJS ea. Garage Sale, Sal only Antiques, Frplc, ski s O'Neill Spnngsuit, S3S Eqmi,....t 9030 714 846 ~ 7 s 30 Must spi>ak pl} in person to ~1 r ""orks good S200 YORKSHIRETERRIER Bentwood rocker. tl2S. Clothes. odds 'n ends, CashS!$~ I Backpack.SW Mark ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---EQ&lish 642· 1843 Fuentes al Ro~rt Bein S48 ~l;J or ~41}5 AK C, has a 11 shot~ Call 968-&SSS I old radio show tapes FR I /SAT 9-4pm. Anti· 759-9541 8' F1berglus Lapstrake 26' Chris Crar~ Crui:i·r 1'" Shipping & Stork room W1lllam 1:rost & As WasherDryerS12.5each SS&-6399 8 Sora . ofrwhite1 1118 Mission Dr (or quu & Collect1bles Newport Beach Tennis slylesa11Jngt)ped1ngy 1 xlnt cond L:Hf' ado duties, full lime, w1ll J so<·iates 1401 Quai l St Dis h.,., ashe r U OO HavemaleDalmal1onfor w crewel paltem. $400., OCC) Dtpression g lass. Cl ub ramily m em-wtoars $250 Jerr} hve bait l~nks. depth train S4S.l l01 'iptBch Refrigerator $22~ s tud Champio n Sofabed dbl , SJOO Mulll-Fanuly Sale Tod churns. rug beaters. bership $750incl lrans.__@ll-2549 finder. all accessones ia---------1 ~6-S848. ~lgree. s:B 8127 968·65SS dler items. bLke. bar. hte cram. Items. some rum, 1 72J.s003 FUR LING SYSTEM for ~~ rs:~~~l;~JUSl r!:u~ SHIP REC' MerchandH Estate Sale LLke new s pc bdrm sel, s..soo fixtures. clothes~ toys. oy's clothes Antq Mhcelc.eous small boal S200 orr sell 1-737-6449 F' T pos1t1on with •••••••••••••••••••••• Washer gas dr)·er SHIHTDJPUPS Cocktail & end tables. household,m111c Sat9·5. bathtub. Avbn bottles. W.+ed IOll Jim_...eves 64.5-ll77 fashionco Excell .,.,ork Antiques 8005 Cr1dge.._'s1s9 each. AKC S _642327] chrome & glass. $175 Port Laurent.NB ~~~l Darwin Cr, •••••••••••••••••••••••Decca o90 Radar, like loaft,Rftlf/ tng eondill~ Exp de •••••••••••••••••••••• 559-9386 Free. Beautiful Black 19·· t v s t and. S20 ----L 8 ev Wanted used Moped or new S3800 Used skipper Charier 9050 ~~tao~yleSob~te ~eo!vyml~~ • Must Mt! Mayt~-g-gas dryer SI~ Lab Mal:~~2Mlon73ths. 64.2·3277 IA.RGA.IH SALE M U LTI FAMILY 50cc to 75cc motorcycle. head S250 F'li.her-P1ercc ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ___..a~ T d C I d .,_.. Sat only. Chests. head· Sal/Sun8AM-~Allklnds After6pm642·3l92Wall tarrrai'llog~so 64•4•21 42" modem flshine boat mg req'd Call Gary •-ra e ore ec ryer Hide-a-bed SIOO Girls 3 r · 1 b -.. .,. " r 1 1 (i tu 979·4""4 bet. 8 ""·IOA M 1905 Louis C 1rrany 96J.4fl04 frteto YCMI 8045 spd bike $10 All in Xlnt brd, lamps. light fix· 0 equipm, P um mg. Mnkal or64S-4520 or oca •s ng trips ..... ....., tures, drapes, remodel welding, parts. bench 1111..___..._ 8083 1714)846· 744.5 art §pm or3-5PM only glass rini:erbowl. signed Was her dryer, $1 35 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .£!>nd 631·2894 leftovers. appl, toys, motors, many other rr-. CHARTERS SILKS El W363. imdcscenl blue refr1g 17 cu fl 963-4090 FREE 1 Beautiful 4mo old Black couch. kitch lab le games. f"l.nal Clearance items. 2301 Holly Ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO TlADE Power& sail CREEH I rare l. appx 4 12 '" "" ice maker F F' SIS-0 kitten to a good home & chairs. end tables, s t a rt s A M t 2 I s N.B MB-0910 TRUMPET 18' DOlY h Expler'd ror textiles v.1de. S375 . W11l1 am 963-4090 ' L1tte.r.Jralll~6419475 coc ktail tables, lamps. Highland Dr, Westcliff 19'Fr'd*L,.I~ Get.zen,Severinsenmdle Yac tingConsultants F'ul orpJUme 6313494 Ho1rnrth etchlll g dated -. --Free kittens. 6 "'ks. TV l I uJ l Wk ..,,_ '" d Capecod Sailboat . NewportBch 6752900 Switchboard Operator, 1763. l'ancature or John Auction 8015 caUco. white & gre.v 5....,·0m34e3 ahosc t~1e1·47 NB. excelltnl cond S17S, de-an case, botb h xlnt cond classic design Freshly Tax shelter~c1ah\t graveyard shill Fri & Wilkes al the famous ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 72!5 "'.""_::.=.=:me....... Sat M PM 2 luxe child's twin bed & S300 or est orfer painted & varnished In •IMMAC28' 34· BOATS S . h nl 30 Wilkes tr al ramous 8 pc sect sora $1000, pr HA t.o 2 · 817 drawers IJl5. baby crib _..646~·=5&=-o.7_____ the water now, garr 61 1 .. at n1~0!!) 6-12 IJ h' PUBLIC FURNTTUR F. Mo\lng. free tn good blue uphl chairs, S2SO ea. Ma lloy ( Bch Blvd, turn SSO. 2 Prince tennis Trumpet. Top Cond. Bun· ngged & ready to sail , mo pans prepa1 .. Switchboard Operator piece ~ own in en-* •UCTJON• home, (;olden Retne\'er. J steel based swivel Indianapolis l HB rackets, $50, S85 , dy model Great for slu· Hwytra ler luded from S189 mo ml"luding ~1t111m1reann1g~.~.3031131 shirt ~~o~'i ~!~r':n·g ~~I~=~ T ~ J :lOPM 64m2a·l!!4e.287 lll06. Aft 6 PM I chairs S'l5 ea, 2 white up· 536-__ 999_3 ___ ---recUner chair r>O. 4l9t dents $170, 7JG.Ql3 w i....Tm lM TRADE -~~ leSs~714 ~}0!9460 ' '"' or Libert\ at th<> end or a ~ hi chatrs PX> ea, 2 gold GARAGE SALE Williwaw, Irvine p EARL Drums. 7 pc IOSTOH WHAL.El llVVTI, --, TEACHER stick. unframed, s.'>00 Lo' el} rurmture from Blk & white male k1llen leaf black marble lop Sat, 9· 12 only. 226 Poppy, 2 ~ S. hardware mi:I xlnt cond 13" · 18'. in good cond MY • • ••• ••• ••••• • • ••••• • •• neAded ror prl\3t"' Pp 1714l 8.'IS-6392e\eS Condos.ll\'IDgrm dm Will PllJ to have occ tables 175 ea. 2 CdM . Clothes. girl's bike. $975 obo S48·7408. Dory . 8 t 18'F'LIPPf.R&trlr l'\rt,t, ~ "' 1ng rm bdrm slovt•• _.. b o s vel uph "h~•rs I 15 in ris 0 sails •-ac"es•or1"·. S ~hool Out or stat A & ""kends · J • neuter.... r wn wi ' .... Block Sa e. anlq. rum. ch1"ldren's ea~. tools, 548-7132 Sh .,.,.,"M'>, B Ibo Ill ' J .. ~ ' "' refrigerators ..... asher & <Aa a.a<. $200 ea high ba ck hd """' ores v•.r• ..... 8 a Xlnt cond Ven· rast cred 0 li.~1444 .... _1 _ _.. d r, er brand n e'" ......-""""' · toys, we, games, etc. misc household items. Fender Deluxe Amp pre Peninsula rMW\ or best orr 67• 3 ,,,82 ..._ "" , f ree Labrador Husk.' French uphl chair $290. Sal only 1800 Block Port 1763 K ··--' CM S CBS S •t\ G'b SG ~ "" TEACHERS l>1rector for l~atefy wheelchair PLt:S LOTS box sprmgs & rrames for Charles Place, N.B. eowuuu · at, l.w i son &9S7 1424 preschool Ill C M full or ~ (i MORE mix, female twin beds Ii() ea. brass G R S Sun, Mon. Special 1225 OBO Jack 1980 Sea GuU motor 51~ P Lfime 751-SS2S 190S Louis C' irrany' U VE SA VE SA VE 536-~77 hdboards. twtn siie $45 A AGE SALE AT S.S. Sat /Sun 9-5. Di.shes, vac, 642·5222, call for details H. P forward & re\ ~rse Reslored wooden SI a r. ~~~~-fi~rg~~:~~~~·~~~ We-honor BofA MC F'REEFRIENDS Kenwood am trm lO·Speed. Stereo. Good appl,TV,nusc. RMI Electric P iano 95.642·7a56 race rigged ~o sails Telephone f 4 ' Cashier's checks. & Lovely playful kittens, :t~'reo tuner Siii>. SAE Stuer 2897 Velasto,C.M. MZ-67S3. Great tone. good cond. •---Po-9040 afll...S48·~4 rare• appx. 1 '" trained . raised with 1·d If Piano organ lute and _,...,._ -.... HOBIE 11·2sa11s,2mas6 PHONE PERSON v. 1de S37S . W1ll1a m Cash NO PERSONAL so 1 state amp 1 ier h : ._ _ _.mod• ••••••••••••••••••••••• good cond $475 ror quick P 1l1me phone person Hogarth etchtng dated C II E C KS PL EASE ' dogs $175, pre amplifier SJ..50, arpsic'""" es. S300 '7 8 S e a Ra y 2 4 · needed to l'&ll & set 1763 ranC'ature or John Food available Items 67~ 74:11 1 pr RoU audio speakers. 63f i r~m Ca 11 Wend Y. Weekender, VHF'. CB. _sale. ~6-5Z43wkda s app'ls for busy Solar Walkes at the ramous subJeCtlopresale 2sm1Labs.2yrsold.or1R 17"' SonyColorTV, $198, 1 3 stereo, bait tank . trlr & 12 Kitew/dolly Energy Co. $1 501hr + Wilkes I rial, famous MASTERSAUCTIOH owner reloc Must give 25 '' Color TV set OHi • fwMtwe & more. New cond. Sl8.SOO &sail PX> bonus.AskforAI : piece s hown in en· 2075~,NewportBlvdCM up, hse tmd. love kids W/Sland Sl50. air cond ,......,.. 8050Mec:Wury 1071 fqli,...... 8085 759-8936 _ I 645-1.SIKJ_ LIQUIDYHE cyclopedia, Wilk es 833-9625 646-8686 645·184L.499-S212 S225. Braun turntable ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORT F1SHERMAN Santana 22 wtNpl sllp.12 ENERGY SYSTEMS shown twirling the cap 180 Sq rt. Sl. Augustine $100. All 111 excellent con· s piece wicker dinette Brake Drum turning Uaed Executone K-1500 For sale by owner, dis bags sails, trlr. 631 ·3394 754·0581 7~·0S35 of Liberty at the end of a llcyclet 1020 grass. you dig d1tion. 8.Sl-6961 bet S·JO SlOO. Brushed Brass Lathe on Table, works Charter Key _telephone tr ess sa I e F'l Y' n g E~l·5~ . - TELIPH<*E SOUCITORS Need IS 1mmed1alely to work easy evening hours Great for stu dents. 3-9, Mon Fn No selling Call 966·0151 alter 1 m. Telephone Sales p rr telephone solicitor. exper. r eq Work daytime hours rrom your. home contacting busaoeu o wners Pleasant telephone voice & person ality es· sentlal Thla mteresting work ofrers a Challenge + xlnt wages & com· mission. 730-90&2. TYPIST Good starting ulary F /time S day wk F'or Interviews. All ison 548·2271 suck, unframed, ssoo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~0736 &5 wood chandelier S8S. aood. Sl25 for bolh system. yo1ce over bridge, Blmmi top. dual 32 Ericson Sailboat P P (714J 8JS.6392 eves STUDENT FLUTE r..-iture 8050 40X70 in Solid Oak Par· SS9·1703 81n·7406 page. 20 mstrument~. controls, .63 Hunter 38. Personal property Days & wkends Yamaha, xlntcond, SJ"• "'"' quet l'Ocktail table. $SOO 8' couch, while, green. '72 MAZDA P U. w/200 Own your own system in Tw'in Crusader 270's ln 59_7·1911, EvesS40.8291. _ c...J ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• <~0·0189 L I N c 0 L N ...1fi 54().-0942 ...., yellow floral good cond1· a m P your new"' ice. Charles stalled '78 low hrs. <6kw ,76 L ,........ WESTMINSTER ABBEY 1\NTIQUt: MALL 11751 Westminster Ave. GARDEN GROVE SS4-6103 BOYS"DIRT BlK t: FOR SALE! 1930's Mahogany dining tion Sl.75.6' natural wood WE L 0 ER, both ror Perry.,~12.81 Onan, leak cockpit deck. ..,. w , ..... 1 Good conditionw liS King size bed complete room table w/6 chairs & cabinets wtspeakers & S2()00. 891·7'°8 Otrice desk. 60 X 24 VHF, CB. AM RDF. -548-~ 54().()942 Simmons best! XLNT lrg buffet, 1700. 548-0189 turntable Sl.00. Danish Mlle••--IOI steelmaster, S15 Stul power winch. rull canvas Udo 14, trailer. cover, 2 condition 1 SlOO: alao, Twin Mattress & Boxspr· chair wit.h black cushion ••••••••• .. ••••••••••• case chair, ISO. Plex covers. All fishing equip-sets sails, good cond Boy's Srhwinn S4S. Girl's built· in double oven Ul&a, perfect cond. Sl.00. S35. 640·2U 9 eves & Lo tl•u 1 iglass chair pad, $15. ment: 6' bow plank. in· 075. 546-3113 ~in~.':~!diur}~ CGarrers /Satt l. self 545·S347 wknds. Hellu; BouquO:s de· Man u a I add I ng board bait tank, 2 fight· WINDSU RFER -Alum U cleanin8 & XLNT. $7) 1 year old contemp. Horfft 8060 livered Perfect for machine, Pl. Check im Ing chairs. outnggers. booms, 5a1ls great but 2 Oak chllla cabmets. J SSS.Mustse .548-4878 Call brown sectional. 6 pcs ........................ everyoccasloq.673-4419 printer,p!.S48-4039 outboard kil l sack, heavy' MSO 646-1089 an Oa k dressers. clocks Schwinn girls bike. u .. 011• cw Cost 9'20(). sell S15S 2 Rossi Caruso Jumping I BM s e I e ctr I c I portable bait rece1vtr .!PM ----~ balloon tires, 180 2 new SJ0.0727 _ walnut~ tables si2s saddle fCK youth. Xlnt typewriter. pica type, Lon~ range 300 gals DAY SAILS MOLL'S ANTIQUES skate brds S9 both I BUY ea 640 &SSS cood. .IMC>-6159 RamaSeuooTicket.s extra wide carriage, tie-fuel in.4 tanks. 120 gals Classic S7' ketch, day "' •SEWHGOUT• 963-3S9S a.t\6PM * * * * Lo;ely . Early American 3/yr. -old Gelding , drk rorsale,2forS700 ments included. $450 w:;,e~m22 t~s ~1ving eves. BBQ's Fun Very 7 Chine cabnls . i,; price Beach Cruiser, 5 apd Good. used Furniture & Sofa. earth tones : brown & white . ~ Ten· 752·0960 C213)4Ull01 851·2255 : t ~ v e ~' r~~ v u~a~~ .!l!S. S.5-4503 S4 75·1875 Gorgeous Schwinn, like new, must Apf,lia nces.-OR I will Beaut cond $100 fl.l'Dl nessee Walkin1 Horse & Computer, word process· monomatk head. tape Fiberglass sabot, as is. fruitwood hutch. wss seU,_mQ_. 979-12S5 ael or SEU. ror You 631· 17Q · · ~ Paint Quarter Horse. *BALLOONS Ing, new Si!IOO. Sacrifice deck, swim step, board· $100 Anchor. 40 lb Dan· 12.200 now 9:15(). Carved Girls 20·· bike, firacUcal· MASTRSAUCTIOH Dbl bed, box springs, 1859. (213)88138. Unique penooaliud lift $3950. John Martha II Ing ladder, sletps 6. Jp~~ Opium bed. was S7 .500 ly new· ~. in ds tralll· 64'91 I '6 rrame headboard, mat· Hoetllol• fioodl I0'5 for blrthda.)', weddings, UM286. Safety equlpptd: 3 fire 23· Star Cius Sloop, hull now $4,000 Chinese -ID whls. 545--4959 I IUY fUIMTUU tress h25. 2 end tables, •••••••••• .. ••••....... annlv. Call now64$-~ ,... 1017 utin 1ulshers. 2 life 13711 Fiberglass over Japanue P'ren r h Girls red24"Schwinn.s Les 957-8133 maho1antqcoffeetable. New50fallon.Guwater Ball901110fNt'#port ....................... nfu. nare kit. 3 bilge red cedar w/spruct choice Clolsonne, 100 spd, likenew. $75 KING INNERSPRING lea~her tops $100/all. heater, $150. SchwlnnSt· llDWOOO•"'"S 50 1at. aquar .. hlr. lae pumpa Bat olrer over mast Rt'blt, refln t re pcs 963.3'92 all 4 SS1·3360 lngray 3 spd boys bike, • , AA pump, etc. + 5 special Sl2.000 Call answer ad ri&1ed . Tr&iler, sails & ~~~~:8~s Takara Racing DiJ1 Bi.ke. EXTRA FIRM mattress NEVER USED: Queen $25. Starler set aolf 4 to 20 lone. Xlnt deck· !Ith. D00/080. M4-s!78 "387 642-GM>. xlras make a ~mplete S200 new. Sacrifi ce at !~ta'o never ~· wodrtlh bdnn 9540 dinette '170 clubs, S15. Sears gas Inf. Frtth load arrlvins ,._. l n--'"' r ... -..-wa ~ 0 Y ome8. ~! .. .el a . Turllomen. Persian, $l OO . Ou t c lasses .., , ucr . .,.48 e . sol• and ioveseat $.100' lawnedaer,129. wfflrly. Save al s,,t/ft --~ "'"',_ "'"'w ,,___,,, --ST Tribal. Many am. collec· Mooaoose. Ml.ISt ride to Never used queen 11, r b d •no t '. Jt a&-1070 Jim 14&-an me. ;;;•• .. ••n••••••••.... 25' Skipjacll CC Ea:· ._ ........ SI I -·"-- '1n tor's pieces Some new 1 t 64,. •0•2 worth $399, c.,h only so a e • 1 ma w ... r T Poli .... 12 • .._. Sl.50 mmondoraan. mdl C2 prtta. Share 2S~ Sll l _., fl' A cbaUenglq oppty. la ru11 1t whOie.ale. blO apprec -e. v·• • ' lZll del. U1ually home. tret1/box aprinp; twin ....................... ~hy~-· W.,_., ·bed· lulnt coadltlon. Beat of. per mo Incl UH slip. Dedla 9070 open at a leadiq elec· PeklnJ $990 Many '3H2'14 ™=7350 JIG, full *'· qn $130. 60LDDCHA*H Xtr ' lo.!~~ 115'. fer.Sf0.111158 Leaae or bu'/ DA ..................... .. tronlca dltlribU\or for more. e>pendall.y. 31660 3 ~ 5plrit 10 apda, 2 Must••• MORE.rnHl>l pay1 top caab f« pd, w·.t!rbtd ~iiatbtt Hammoodcqan.ms T»~ . oeal MD aeek1 live 1ooct triUt to tnJ.n on· Coaat Hwy., So. Lquna. J)rl • • l boJI. ad eoad. -a·u ·xe• hlab. Armoln at Iver It diatnOllda. We-u. • b..cttinl Sl$0 sm 4S' Spt fbh b c Ionia! aboard slip ln NB. For 44 line computer ayttema. 1 1 must sell. 150 each. lhboaany NiD!~· ~!~ from Florence Italy. l)!cllup.115:2)J2X@ll ~tu._,..,• iu-'85. SSNU~es. .10 TW &.·{r1° Ld'd rt cuatom catch W/pa.y JtxctU .• .,. Ii com· w/ma&lrell. 1..,.t 1~ Many drawm Mlrrtr -~z.~ -.... .. • • • FEE Ii or W /render ~., ~t11tllt1 . Cell: OA.I DmS$8 1--==1"""1=--... --.. -.. -ll-t •dmttrto maU:b. Ute in door fOOO 080 Call Good lnvllbnmt. S. 2IOpt BumpertatM, ll50· --~Mee .. II lot2 w /tltclronlcs. jUJt rt· MTVices. M4-0381 after , 11-•-•--1·-• 1.,, Mlllt ,.. to •P. · · diamoada Ln u kt rtn1, Avoo_.__ .... 11 .... -....... dtt,bt:tstol~.o.w.c. IP ... 1--==----=-='-1•••• ........ _ ....... preeiat.. a.I)' '1000 or Holly, ~-• Leave •. 14 llt Waterman 1Ult lllOWlll Into '°"'' ""' Sin.pr Nun 11, , $" ..... n. I 0 0 :::---:-:'=--:-~-...-- .... WJ' n1 for mWOCllD6'S but ofltr. Marl1 mwye.Or!ll!MS pea• pencil Mt 1~ oa Thi itt acqu1l1Ltd Yl/n .eo.tsno: Bkr. lls.llJOT, llO·I ci: ~ ~ ...... 11111 llhYtle. •• to •• -XlDl deell· • . Qla• .. ........, tlblMl • '1IO-lMll·lJ,... ~ ... aa.uw ... :__._a:: .. JM • lllliilr ..: ''* .., ,.,... Want~ * X • l ll~, •· .,.,.Ula...._ •11 Aatit• lrruruewtu ~lh•kll £AHi .--durtlH It I• lh ...... "" .. 9/ft ..... !?:~ .. ••llT Tta Ca.rt. .. •UIL ... ,.. ........ toftM1'MtlMi...• ........ nlliatetwtti lt'ulUl'.ZI ::..'"' t. ... · w ' C!•~~~k!!U. Metf. PUota uw.. ""kt""..,.' . CJwilll!IMl"HfII ... ,,-• a WE'VE GOT THI BEIT PRICES ON ALL 4x4s IN ORANGE COUNTYI . 1981 VOLVO 2 DOOR SEDAM Equipment includes an automatic transmission, power steenng, power brakes. pin stripe, wheel 1 well moldings and more! (206246) 59622 1974 YOUCSWAGEN SUPER IEETU Equipment includes 4 speed transmission. mag wtleels. stereo 8 track. Blaci< with low "118'8 (025MXE) s3999 1976 VOLVO 244SfDAH l:qu1pment includes 4 cyl engine, 4 speed lrans .. air cond., AM-FM stereo & exoelhtnt Vltoughout• (486P01) s.999 1981 VOLVO GL 4 DOOR SB>AH Equipment includes 4 speed overdrive trans., sunroof, air cond , pwr. steering. brakes. windows & morel (116397) 1974 VOLISWAGEN IUS Equipment includes 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed transmission. air conditioning, AM-FM stereo & complete custom Interior. (851SYO), s4199 1910 TOYOTA CHSSIDA WMOM Loaded with every conoelvlble eccesaoryl Only 13.000 original miles & Immaculate thrvoutl (011702). 59699 >Whan am a xx t · 1981 VOLVO DL 4 DOOi SB>AH Equipment Includes an automaHc 1ransm1ss1on, power steering. power brakes. pm stripe and wheel well moldings (683772) 1979 HONDA PRELUDE Equipment Includes 4 cyHnder engine. 5 speed trans .. AM·FM stereo, sunroof end llnted glasa. Very black! (344XUFJ. 55999 E • '75 Audi Fox. fut"I mJec !ton, snrr. new tires Brown pamt, tan int Super clean. $2600 644-5774, 646-9134. Audi IOOLS '74 New engine, cle.an m & out '78 280Z 2 +2. Auto, A IC, '80 RX7 white, ext'el. cond S9900 Days 493·8976, eves /wknds 675-6616 AM /FM st er lape. l'!l!!!!!I•••••!!!!!! Mags, sheepskins. dnt cond 36,IXXI m1. $7500. Ph 67~:8900, 673-~4 '10 200 SX Cpe '79 240-D. sunroo(, auto trans, air, stereo. ivory & bamboo. 35,000 m1. l mmac $1 7 ,500 . 851-6226. I _1!_800. Trade. 494-7832 ~ spd, amlfm cassette, air cond .. snrl. $7400 PP~Dlll '75 Audi Fox 4 spei!d. --...LJL-L_...l<.:L,.___ sun roof. clean $2500 Call SS2·7T16 1977 280Z. xlnt cond . '79 300TD Sta. Wgn Mell. red w /lan int , snrf. c ass . 548-9341, 646-2848 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS ALAHMAGMOH POMTIAC JSUIAllU 2480 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 549.4300 549-14j 7 PO RSC HES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to considef' the purt'ha.se or trade-in ol your clean Porsche. Check with Us Today! IJ631 HlrbOf Blvd Garoen G'~ •~ Ul-D» WEIUY CLEA.HCA.RS ANDTIUCKS COMMRL CHEVROLET X,.11.rto.r I\,, ' '''--l\\11·"\ 546-1200 -loaded. AC. auto. Cham-1•-------'75 Aid IOOlS pagne, 714-4~ •'II lOOSDTwt.o• 4 door, 4 speed, air cond 1980 Datswi 310GX, 7800 Midnight blue, sunroof. am 1fm stereo 59,000 m1 miles, A ;e, AM !FM /8 loaded Save $4000-1 Very c I ea n S2 2 5 0 track. hate back . sun-will PU 1n Europe Sept. 833-3311 anytime root Blue. 36100 cash or 24 Buy before re- LHM~o•er take over lease payt g1stered. Pvt Ply, 1980 Audi 4000. pay-Sl76.~ mo. Call after 6 64f·l331,S48-9996 ments .74857-8505 _2m ... 9SS-1486. '81300SDTurbo. Metallic '78 Fox. Air, sunrf, 4 spkr hrrari 972] blue, snrf. 56 m1 S48-9341, AM /FM cass sler. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2848 ---clean. 966-5254 1972 Dino 2A6 GT Xlnt '79 300D, Blk-Blk, all op- ,75 Audi lOOl.S, 4 spd, xlnt cond Daytona Seats lions. Sl9.400 847 2736 or con d, 34 mpg, orig S2l ,OOO _898-_204_6 _____ _ owner. 5884 _67~~~~1~--1 '79 JOOSD Turbo. IVOry, '73 Audi Fox 4 dr, A re. Aot 9725 all extras, 51K, offer or auto, AM /FM cass. gd ~··•••••••••••••••••••• trade_499-_5000 ___ _ cond. PiiOO/bSl. 644. 7084 76 Fial 124 Spyder Xlnt '7 6 ]00 D s..f IMW '712 cond. M~l~~~l New Mich, cruise ron- lrOI l 900. 494-7.Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 iJ1 2 dr 5 spd. We MeetorBeat AM /FM cass stereo. '79 6.9 MERCEDES Any Bonafide Deal,, X Int trans car. Days, Low mi, 1 owner many Come See Us Today. . 675-1623, Eves & wkods. extras; eltttric sunroof. $ ~~~3_ 500 21~8362 ,,_ 9727 '71 M BZSQSL, wht. tan ••••••••••••••••••••••• lthr, 2 lotJS, au xlnt, lo SADDl.BACK VISIT YOUR mi. Sl9.SOO. 641-8033dys. S52·5915 ev~ 28402 Ma=te Pkwy OR.ANGE COAST '64 2~ SL. 2 tops, wire Missi<lo Viejo HONDA wheels. red and blat'k. AVERY PKWY HEAD~ARTERS ..m..._959_63l·047? <EXIT5FWY.} TO AYlll '78 450 SLC Coupe, .] I 2040 4911 .. 949 ••• brown /beige, 36 ,000 • ...., UNIVERSITY miles. All available ex· ClosedSundaYS SALES &SERVICE lras. $30,IXXI. $1 000 000 OLDSMOllLE '79 .so SL Convertible, ,,. HOHDA gray, 7,IXXI miles. Both J Inventbry GMC TRUCKS tops. All luxury equip. OF NEW IMW'S 2850 Harbor Blvd. ~:~~~door. t'ham· Sales and Leasing at COSTA MESA • pagne. 3,IXXI miles. com- competit.ive prkes. Ex 540.9640 pletely equ i pped dcee~et nl service and parts .78 Cvcc. xlnl cond .. S3500 $36.000 .. · firm f o r a p p t c a I I Good selection of pre- viously owned BMW & other fine cars in ex· cellent condition. ~ 714 :m2. 1974 Honda Civic, 4 spd. '76 450 SL. Mint condition. hatc!bback, recently loaded. Sl9.7SO tuned Good cond. S2,000. '1'79-2758 64H?'/5 ·1 • 2ioc Mere ... We also have a lease '7S Civic. 4 spd, ac. Excellent cond. $0,000 HIAulUv.. company that leases AM /FM Strack. 76K Mi. ml $12,000. Pvt Pty wn •""' other makes of autos. Good nd o · Top doll-for Spo.... k nd F d co . ng owner (714) 779-5031 .... "" true s a vans. or a · 12•00 0 80 P t · · C B C • · rv Py. '84 MBZ -"'B. AM /FM, ars, up, ampeN, dlUonal information on 83J..0979 ~ 914's, Audi's leulnf please call... sunrf, Mich. radials. Ask forU,<; MGR 714m2-1.210 7141661.9611 '76 Honda cvct'. low Xlnl cond JIM MAllMO miles, air, amtfm. gd. S27$0. m.3241 VOWWA... Fora&ooddealand&ood cond . $2750 497REW U'-. 9742 af I . "6-8710 -187118eacl1 Blvd. tersa esservice : 1--~------1 ·••••••••••••• .. ••••••• HUNTINl .. ~JOOON BEACH ~ • ~•••••••••••!?.~~ I Ht Ml COUPI · 1----'"-=~<=:.=.::..---1 W R e I u c l an ll y m u s t WI... SALES-SE~EASINO JAGUAR sell ... need biger car. YOUIDOTIC 2oew. ltt.SANTAAHA OWNERS ~ft trade COOJldered. IHmSHCAIS 714/83&.3171 Weneed your6Cytinder 157 -1 CLOSEOSUNOAY 111'7 .. 1981 Ja1uan! Top "VYV • -nf Mlltbclllig dollar paid for good 5-0IO P.tOfJ91r can! w.I '744 • ft-. IAUH MOTOIS ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••. IMW tw ' 111 _.. 212$ Harbor Blvd. 77 Mii t.e.IC:..Wlt COSTAMESA Oy1amlte '8' rdatr. t 3100W.Cout wy, Mc&...IMWll 79-2500 speed, stereo. Britt.la NT.:9d\ I =-~... r-.• -X .... K,.<..E-"t-2.=· wl=-=re-=w-b-b-,1 ,.cln. ';~•RTK) M,000 ~ ml, Bura. JIMNAmlO Placin1 )'Olar Clutlfltd 1-1.1...1L..;:u..-.~1a.11:.m-1..11~!!!.;_.!!!t:IS.---I Id ts'° 11mp1e ... Just C&dlllacstoGo-Carta · ....._ '732 •omw .... 1lvt QI • tall on tlle Wllatetertlle Fld ....... •••-•••• .. ••• llflllmd•"· plMoe ud w1111111Jp JOU RoU 'tas olf U111na1'et TU-Healy --nlltllll.._;:;! woN ~ 8d tor fut,.. Whit a~ M Ctnalllwt Ste. ....... CallNowl -- ----~ - • !A.t... •••rW ~ 1_,,,w Allhtt, l•port.d a, 111porttd , Autoa, U1td ~Mtot, UNd Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September•. 1981 ·······················1~;;;;i················ ·····••······················•·•·············· ............................................. . ~ ...... : ....... !?~~ =.~ .......... !?~ .. ~~ ........... !?.~~ !~!~!'!' ....... !??.! ~ ............. !!!. ~.~ .......... !!.~~ ~.~~ ........... ~.~= ........... 1;;.~·.~~........... . ...... ~~ .......... . lt7t..... ic Poracbe tH, Z Uter, "10 Corona. 81.111 Sood, '11 Super Bett.lt Oroat 'IO CENTVRY LTD, 4 dr,1'79 Brhm di Eleaance: CM•,... ftJO ,_,... 9940 Mmt.t 9912 P11to ttl1 tlaa s •Pted overdrive •Int cond, new paint, bod)' nda Utt work. ltt cond. New paint l Ures. e cyl, loaded. 17.~ ml. Loaded. allver with Ught .............. ••••••••• ••••••••• .. •• .. ••tt••• ....................... •••••tt••••••••tt•••••• tr a na . • 1 t er eo. u1. etc. Nuat aee l500 ra1h t.ake1. ~s:us . ..11J!>O~S31.:9JOO.__ blue int•rlor, u .ooo ·• Corvair 2dr. uo Atr 1972 ...CIDIS ia Muatana Grandt, Up i4 Wa100.1tK. Alr, btch, (0'11XWL> Wu ... ~ T ._ f s. vw b1.11 IJ70, reblt t'lll 'Y Century BWcu solhl mllu . suoo . Day Vlton aeala, ready to •zot1•111t... topibape 11w tra, 1111 rta, 8500. now lt6t,.....tl2 '71 SR5 Plck up. Good New radial ttru , 1ontverury tdd~tion I O Evf.11144-~ reatore $300. evu. • ~ JJ:a&l M ~~~7~:.i.==---- OML'f MtH s HA R p ! M 1 S 1 cood. _.100. lifetime battery, xlnt Good rond ~. v ea 1971 SUverCadSCV IB50. 11 Autfm:Jic trl.QIP ,•un· ·n Muttua. lmmac. ne'k '11 Plnto a dr, new 2.a IAU•MOTOltS All/FM .•• 000. $S9-7ae 8283 cood. $ZSS. IM part.)'. 494.:Mlt _ 1 One owner, good cond. '88 CHEVELLE M1Ubu rc:'rt a moo'~alrvate tverythlna. 1bow car. liter ua. ' apd, no• 291'l$Hal'bor8lvd. v _ _ '71CoronaMarkll.4spd,, . i3Apollo.8Ul00m1, V·8. ,lll~l~ -:;-ZJ08cyl.Nds.aomeen1. p ' 7 .17. 08 P /P UIOO O.B.0 . palnt,1tMioctea,ma11. COSTA MW '75 Carrara Tare-Rblt &ood oood SlJ>O 7t Convt bua. Sliver, •/\, p/1, p/b, 11c Clun 78 Eldor~ convt last w • lt4· o __ 24 mp . Loob • runs _J.ll:.ll!m.. __ 1 tDI caaa 7·1 ic 8'• Afttt5~· 11,000 m1 Chrome wheel 881 ·0568. SU95 /080 or breed • lo mi kept k '70 Nova 4 dr S>,000 orig '73 Ford LTD Wafon. OW.illli 9955 ..Al.r.:11:&1~· r.:z.;=s-----'-0 Poitahed . Cover '70 Toyota Corona re1 111 . am /fm HlM._ -stora.ie.Xlntcond Aa m1.8ryl:.77tna.cheap 811,000ml.RW111re1 ........................ ,.,.,... tt60 Mwl WMllS Buutlful ! 145-0222 Dt>luxe, xlnt cond cuaette. Mint S9,000 '71 Sky.tart 2 dr, auto, lllg $7,950&1s. .1!!:2 fl63.11U •11 Delta 4 dr Sect. Runa ..................... .. We need your \9'16-1979 E.vn.,.•13· ' thruout, new paint, tires, 8'1J:O~ good tires, brks, mech, . -'68 Caprice 327 Vinyl top, 1967 ford Truck .... ton, good, good tlrts. '800 71 rL YMOUTH MGBll Top dollar paid ... I 97u Pro· Mags runs xlnt '8'1 VW Bua for ule $1850 verxclean, J150. 6'2·3358. 81 Stretch Umo, black, 2dr. lull pwr, air, radio. small VS. camper shell 8'13-5 Horhon 4 door 4 apeed ror 1oodcan1 •,c.t H lit • OBO or beat m all equipment +TV ID· 78 300 ' " bbe d _.... . -I r. IAUH MotORS ................... .. ust sac Sl450 / o er. I~ Lt Sabn tercom tlO volt ~on· ' rru, en& 13ru r runs g _,., 19'79 CuUw. alJ optJons, Super clean. (480U...,.) v *l DEALER IN U.S.A. PP. 84~ . &73-1.2166 . 4 Dr Ml·GI _ verter'. 1200 miles . ...&nl ~57 --, _4!11H2&1 mu.t sell below book SZHS ~~BIAd T,.._,.. 97' 88 Bug, rebll(teceil?ls, C_,loc 9915 ~.OOO. For appt. t'all C041CJ4W 993l 74 Galaxy Runs good. lll6.fft6.U;M7·~ JIMMAllMO 9 f 250 ~ ROY ...................... stereo, xlnt paint & ant ....................... 7liL3?3-:.7JZ. __ ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Private party. 968·4748, '76 Cutlass Supreme VOLISWAG84 n...a • 9746 ~tt~~R~~C£ TO~MPERHS· ·~l~a~~~~~~reblt eng, COMTc•~cn7MG '6:1:'~1~:! ·~ee~f!e~\t~ry Clean. ~·~~~Tonnowithalr ~!~;~~:·.H~r:tw;i:;~ 1811148;,jcbBlvd _,.... we "" newer trans . new -~ '""""l8 __ ~~l _ Xlnt rond. S2000 Call roof. 11r, tilt, amtfm. --~"'-"=Z---••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 J•niw.. clutch int & paint runs We apeelallzt in leues · ~-·""----..-963 3339 ' t S.3225 1976 Plymouth Arrow Gas saver! '73 Manta, :.:1 'mh ~:7 need l°':h 197'!·~980 xlot p750 963-774.t' for th e busineu ex· '77 Moon rl, all xtras. DodcJe 99l5 -• · --~U,6 ex ras · AM /FM 8 Track, Xlnt'. sunfroofl, CBl'. tape. Viti. ClOSfO $VNOAYS doll~rorpafcl r~e:·go~~ '69 Bus l.OK ~i reblt erulive &professional. Leather Int. wire ...... 9 •• 7.5·::;:;.;E······ '79 AeshtC.... -0· LOS DIESEL '79 nd. 100.1193-16115 roo • x nt ires. $1350. · · Lo~ Selectioll wheels 646-2938 I """""' ol '40.0 5 963.3154 '65 Silver Shadow Ill cars! New brk, cltch, tires ~fM.w · · ~-SWIMGll Cutlass Supreme Low ..... '15 , ... 9750 white. 4 door, lo~ IAUER MOTORS ~OB0494-1659 0 1911 c-oro '917 Gold with tan trim. Mffcwy 99SO Brougham Coupe. pastel Va1Lant. less t.ri.n 10,000 •~••••• .. ••••••••••• mileage $25.<KX>. 2925 Hubor Blvd VW '74 Dasher. ~bit eng, COlllocs ••••••••••••••••••••••• economical 6 cyl. engine ••••••••••••••••••••••• blue, a bea~ car Only ong ml. Like new. 4 dr, 77'/•..,...SCUR '79SilverWrailh,4door. COSTAMF.5A inxlntcood.$1,800firm Howt.Stodl! '61C...-ol50SS & air cord. (llMMVEI. '68 Colony Park Wagon, 20,400 m1. Super 4 auto. AC, radio, $2950. Dynamit~':nrootrw;with brown/tan, 22,<KX> miles. 979-2500 832-ml blwn,.5PM NABE:R~ 8estoffer673-!ltS40 ___ Was $29116; Now :u'n~' ~wer •. ~~ & speaker stereo. 17.899. Hurry.~UIO · l 1 1 ~·0<1<'· 16TR7 Air AM/FM low '80 Vanagon Westphalia. ('ADI( ( ~. Cltt"okt 9920 OMlY Sitts . ~l9'74. POlltloc tt65 air, 5 eJeo. n very ove· 80 SJ Iver Shadow II , 4 . Gd. ond S3775 · Take over lease. 1276 inc , J JI ~ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAUB MOTOIS Mercury Monarch Ghia. PIRto 9957 •••••••••••••··~···~··• lrea~~~. ~~JJ{ black door, black, 3,500 miles m1 c 7. tax. 770.0354 • l it.• ' 1~, • * Ctlt•. '12 2925 Harbor Blvd 2 dr. V111YI top, st~reo ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Formula F1reb1rd. S7"5 $7S,OOO. 84 ·5776 '61 convert. No top. 1 "'" '-" ..,., '>·h> •11 C .. COSTA MESA radio. Near new tJres, 1977 PIMTO Green. Mlnt. IS mpg, JIMMAllMO For 1:4~~ ca 11 VollswOCJlll 9770 $2000080. New J.c: Wagon. Air, 979. 50 a1~~08~0~¥~:U car. You should seethi! little new tires, 1st $18 75 0 ••••••0 •••.......... ~l-332'7 automatic trans .. pwr. ·---car· It is in super shape! takes, 7S0.2:>32 VOLKSWAGIH S..na 9762 1975 VW '63, new sunroof, eng. 6Z CADILLAC steering & brakes, radio, The BlcPtt Mwbt.plact MntCMC) 9952 m2VPY> Was' 12995 . 78 Trans AM, Xlnt lo mi, 187llBeachBlvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCllOCCO brks, pamt, Ores. etc. RunsGreat'ThLSbeauty till wheel , more ' ~··••••••••••••••••·~··now AC . A~/FM 8 trk. --~1~42·2000 '79 Subaru wagon, 4 w/d A truly sporty coupe ~-l-496-37?.8 has an excellent interior Sweetheart• (4677) on the Or.,.Cols1 66 Mustang V8, auto. air. OMlY Slt95 custom int, Cull pwr ·73 .911T blk/blk. New llke new. $&5000BO with two-tQne paint & '67 BUG-parting out. and bas only 97 ,000 OM&. y $7995 DAILY PILDT pony Lnt. xlnt cond $.1250. IAUEI MOTOIS Clean & classy S\700. P·6s on ,7" alloy. Real 962.7Sl0 ~ag wheels. t0040STI Allorparts, SBOO. ~~!tG~~l~!L ~~~Li~sa HOWAIDCht•rold cLAS~IFIED 533-4242 292S HarborBlvd. 9'79-7819 . ,,_,, clean. 957·~ Toyoto 9765 ow 642·968'l steal.(QPG3'10) Dove/QuailSts. ~ '76 Auto, pwr str, pwr COSTA MESA '69Tempest. Lom1. uvuu '65 PORSCHE356C ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMLY $3495 .71 BUG good body reblt CaJIS41HJ7S NEWPORT BEACH ADS brk · AM /FM OriS 979·2 run n.i n g rood. not LIKE NEW, ,;995 11 TOYOTA. IA.UEI MOTORS eng, alloys. am;rni. a/c, ·511 Fleetwood Brougham UJ.0555 ~~ ~ S2899 0 B 7' FOltD PIMTO ~:~t1ful SlSO. 1148-5928 (2l3143:H397 Dynamite Cebca GT s 2925HarborBlvd. reliable. must sell. lmmac ms1de & out SEEUSARST! YouConWlll,findlt, :S-1 . Mu stang, needs Automatic runabout ~ '75 914. Red. Good cond speed Sharp! (!>S7SQEI COSfA MESA $1975_jQB9 494 99& -n90010B064S~ W• have a good selecu·on frodt II With o won1 Ad motor. trans ok """"'· Com pare this price 67 Fl REBdIRBodD. X!nlt ~D· SSSOOoroUer. $3495 979-2500 . s 1 · ---.. ( J ~ w T mng con . y. m enor 640.4<KX> t6112 -----71 uper Beete, semi· '78 Seville Rolls Royce of NEW & USED 642 5878 Call an lime548«57 (479 K ) xlnt needspamt. Mags ex VgMLIMA.llSW• HG~ 80 VWIAlllT auto, gd cond S2lOO grill Blk 1slate gray Chevrolets! • Mustang '65 ronvert 6 Sztt5 + new radial tires $2195 Sell with EASE' • g, Custom Diesel sunroof 2 962-9792. --j Must sacrifice un der On. Cal St .... u cyl, 1 owner 43K m1. JIM MAllMO OBO :>s2·5J.SO lt'saBREEZE l87lJBeachBlvd door. Xtra s harp '79VWComert1ble.wh1te wholesale.~ or bst fo,1Cttdi!Ajiproval flawless. Bst ofr VOLISWAG&I -=-==:=..---- Classified Ad.s642·5678 142-2000_ tl09ZSPl champagne ed11to11, xlnt ofr' 832·°'40 ,.159.:..Q097 18111 Beach Blvd Lose somelhin& valua· Autos, Us•d Autos, UHd $5995 cond, only 14.000 miles '76 Convertible. Loaded. CadillacstoGo-Cart.s "You don 't need a gun to __ 142-2000 _ ble? Place an ad In our ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MARINO ~ 700.2680 bghl blue with matching Whatever the Fad "draw fast" when you Lost and Found col· VOLISWA.GS. Vol•o 9772 interior. 49,000 miles. Roll 'em off the market place an ad in the Daily Trade your old stuff for umns. That's where peo- Trucks, Vans & 4X4s We're your Ram Tough Trock Center• '74 GMC '77 DOOGf CK UP VAN CONVERSION ~ 1181El7't) '3381 s5995 Q3062) S6 I 95 . '71 FOID COUllEI PICKUP (11171191 s4595 79 DODGE '79 DODGE PICI UP CUWCAI .11 .... ~ 55795 s7595 '11CHIYY 'nTOYOTA MOMIA COIOUA ,,....,, ..-., s3295 '2595 '71POID '77 CHIYY llUTUIA MOVA u..a.o 1*'61 '4287 12795 '110LDS 'IODOKI CUTUSS COt.T I 1'0llllCllti IOM!tl •4595 '4995 '111UtC1 '7tYW ... A.L IAllfT DtlSIL C.-TIWI ,,.11(HE) •4595 15595 • IV SllVtC l SPICIALIST . wsnu• AU MAUS • SIHAAA lSPA..OL 1-1ours. Sales 9 a.m '1119 p.m Daily Service 7 a.m ·111 5.~ p.l'I\ M·F I orma · MIW IHI PHOBUI I Auto. trans.. AM/FM atereo, Cullom air. power dltc brakll. wt'lltt Wiiia. ... ,. wheel ~~~~oiiac 2• ~ lht, It Fii, Clsta Mesa MM• 7 I a l87ll Beach Bh•d. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6900 Day 640-0840, WithaClassifiedAd Pilot Want Ads! Call new goodies with a pie look when lhey've 842-2000 # 1 VOLVO DULEI Eves 644-9'123 __ Classified Ads 642'5678 Call Now! 6'2·5678 now _ 642-S678 Class1C1ed ad 6'2·567_!_ found an itemohalue. 79 VW SCIROCCO IN ORANGE COUNTY' Autos, M•w 9800 Alltoa, Htw 9100 .. ,, H•w 9100 Auto•, Mtw 9800 Auto•, Htw 9100 Dynamite 4 speed. S"LES t~VICE •••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo. 48K. (~XEQI I " • - JIM=HO OVE~r1~,RY VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. EAll.E IKE --=-l ..:.=42°2000 _ VOL VO '60· '65 VW left & nght t966 Harbor Blvd. door, '73 left door ~ COSTA MESA each West.em style whl 646-9303 540.9467 rims for Super 'Beetle $20 ea. 548-9744 73VWIUS 4 speed. Runs & looks great. (S61KEI I $2995 JIM MA.I.IMO VOLKSWA.GS. 18711 Beach Blvd ~2-2 0 73VOLVO Lovely 145 automatic wagon w /air. 85K Xtra sharp. 10941.XG > S2ff5 JIMMAllHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-20j)O '64 Volvo Pl800S. xlnt '63 Camper Bus 12 Volt. running cond Must see 1600 Everythtng new 631 3733 dys, 494·8403 Orig paint. $1800. Call eves. After 6, 83'!·9265 __ 74VW SUPEI HETU 4 speed sunroof . (IANC9371 $2995 JIMMA.llNO VOLISWAGE'H 18711 Beach Blvd 842..:.200~ '68 BUG. auto stick. New eng.. brakes & body dam~_96J..f4SS 71VOLVO 145WAGOH 4 speed w air Clean, onimal (099LGAI $2195 JIMMA..RIHO VOLKSWAGS. 18711 Beach Blvd 842-ZOOO '61 VolvoS44. Runs Good S575 499-S7~-- 7 5 VW RAlllT Autos, Ultd Dynamite 4 speed 2 door • •••• •••••••••••••••••• custom . !665PCF> AMC 9905 SI 995 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• JIM MA.I.IMO MUST SB.1. VOLISWA.GS. '7S Horntt ~orts Be hBI d Wag on 61.00 m1 , 18711 ac v · loaded, new Ur . xlnt _ _J42-20QL_ running cond. $1700 . MUST Sell '81 Rabbit 960·~120 btwn s&.8 m. Con\'t Showrm cond Mwt Ml! Jt_900_,_64&6«>2 --this week-end, leaving '71 VW Cc.¥t. cou ntry. '75 Hornet Wag. Xlnt cond. Many xtras. $1 .650 Xlnt cond. OBO must sell. leavmg State __ -=67...,3-,_,3258=--- S7.2000BO Mell 9910 559--8912.i.!_94~0053 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Karm~ Ghia. New 1972 IUtCK eng. Radials. cass ELECTRA , stereo. 644-4027 . So m e of th a l o Id 7t VW Coovt White on fashioned American white, lo rru • mint cond a u to I u x u r y at a 000.~25~_. _ bargain ! 13S9FZUI '76 Dasher Wagon. Lols of Xtras. New Mich 646-4042_ Baja Bug '64 Factory sunroor. '74 Dual Port. rebuilt trans. 12 V alt . many extras $3000 641·6317 days, 641·1777 eves aft8. __ _ Price was $1995, now O .. LY $1599 1977 IUtCK ELECTRA WAGON Options me. pwr. win· dows, locks & seat, cruise control, lilt wheel & luggage rack . tOlSVOR>. Was ~95. now OHLY $4495 IAUEI MOTOIS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.5A 979-2500 9100 Autos, Htw 9100 SUI.AIU STATION WA&OM Pw. disc brlket. steel belted white wallt, , rldlo, tinled glau, rear wlndoW detogg« ~m°"fita 17 W AIOMS 14 STOC~ amagnonsooaru~ , 2• MarW N, at r•. cesta Mm . 541i1457 •,, .... __. ... _....._., ..... .,....._ I _ _J a a s 2 EVERY MEW 1981 AMY MEW 1981 AMY MEW 1981 AMY MEW 1982 'lllllDER•D FAllMOIT IUJIADA EIP IM OUR llG STOCK! IM OUR llG STOCK! IM OUI llG STOCK! IM OUR llG STOCK! m YOU YOU YOU SIMPLY PAY SIMPLY PAY SIMPLY PAY SIMPLY PAY FAaORY FAa•Y FAa•Y FACTORY INVOICE INVOICE INVOICE INVOICE IUY OR LEASE IUY OR LEASE IUY OR LEASE IUY. OR LEASE FACTORY INVOICES IMCLUDf FA.CTOIY IMCfHTIVES AHD HOLDIA.CKS. DIA.Lii INSTALLED on10Ns, IF A.HY, A.IE mu. MEW 1981 MEW 1981 cmmR PICKUP BR•O 4z4 Tlf. SUG. IET All OUI DISCOUNT FOID CASH IUATl YOU SIMPlY,AY '7,639.00 'I ,602.07 '500.00 LOADm, IMCWDtH• All COMD. MN. 5". UTAll OUI DISCOUNT FOID CASH RHATl 'I 3,678.06 '1.326.28 '700.00 Sl~'AT 511,651• BUY OR LEASE 1975 1975 1976 1975 1977 1979 DODGE HONDA. VOUCSWAGS. PONTIAC MERCURY FOID DAIT CIVIC CVCC RA.HIT RIHllD MOMAICH LTD 11 1 Door KltO!OC) e ~ ~... Etu•Ol'ntn1 tf'I ludfi l f'I Suoe-~ ec:onomf EQv~ ll'wt £SPAil ~· f\H ~ A ,,,,. ,.,,.,111 (I f *''" 11'1 fNs Of'I ,, ..... HfW' EOUtCJl'Wl"ll ~OITWI< ,,.,.,.. pc>frtlf Sl~ ~' Cykno.t t"O•,.. ~ ~ • ' cyt.NMt f'f'O•N • IUl~I( 1'ftnl ~ ti~ 1w1om1t1C ,,,,..,""'11'0" 111 ~ M lklfOINhC ''"" .. MCOl'tt myttoo &onf)4'000 •uto••te l11ntl',UlltiOf'I facltQ I Olt d lt1n1m11110f'I I ii •COftO CVl1om...,.... ,..,,,,.._ COnd•hOl'\lf'lf DO••',, •• ,.~ tOf'MI OO•tl' ''''''"' reot0 "''"' lOQllt a ruttt lilt@ NEW "••ttr 1no mort 1 Suotr COllO•hOf'll"9 .-...n.-CHM'fte ..., tac:ll lf'CS tow k1w 4""'"' W'Yl IOO end mot•' fStt. 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It u a vital new way of ueing, it belong• in our day and age, its po18ibilitie1 have only been touched upon." -F.dward Weston, 1930 " ... what maprease• me now u that I no longer care to prove that aome photo- graphl can do tM 1ame thing for peopt. that po.int· ings do. (They call it ·art.')" -Minor White, 1952 Ever since J oseph Nicephore Niepce creat- ed the first photograph in 1826, a turbulent de· bate has at times ebbed and flowed on the artistic merits o( this relatively new technique for capturing the images of man, his C'reations and nature. Though museum curators and gallery owners for decades have r esisted the astronomical growth or this light ·bas e d medium, photography, as most art critics would agree, has come into its own. Pockets of resistance still nibble away at what is viewed a mechanical m e dium ; a pu s h · button ; r eady -to-use t ec hnique n eatly packaged for the com- mon man. If cash value were a See Page 18 , • ~ Jazz in Laguna D E C1l a. C1l (J) Laguna Beach's third annual "Friends of Jazz F estival" featuring mainline performers starts tomorrow at noon in the Irvine Bowl. ~ The festival opens with Jeff Lorber Fusion and -o Arco Iris. Also slated are Josh Hanna, Steve Carr. if Brent Brace and special guest band Kitty Hawk. iii The Saturday evening performance starts at ~ 7 · 30 with Kenny Rankin, George Winston and Ann 1 Patterson's "Maiden Voyage." ~ The noon concert on Sunday includes J oe Pass, ~ Bobby Hutcherson. Sonny Stitt & Pat Britt, Richie Cole and the Gerald Wilson All-Star Orchestra. Sunday evening features Mel Torme, Anita O'Oay, the Bob Florence Orchestra and the L.A. Jazz Choir. The show beings at 7:30 p.m. Concluding the three-day Jazz festival at noon Monday will be Cal Tjader, ·Tito Puente, Flora Purim & Airto. Justo Almario, Alex Acuna and special guest Willie Bobo. Reserved seating is avail able for all s hows. T1ckl•ts range from $1 5 to $8, depending on the s pecific concert date Tickets are available through T1cketron. Mutual Agencies, Charge-Line, Laguna Beach Music Co. and Sound Spectrum. For 24-hour information, call 494-6242. -. Anita O'Day to appear m LaguTla Sunday ~ ,_----------------------------------------------------------------------------..... --------------------------------------... The Great Weekender Who's Who Quiz Each of these actors appeared locally before finding fame elsewhere. Who are they? r 1. She just got out of Orange Coast College <where she played two musical leads) and grabbed a featured role in a Broadway musical before go· ing on to bigger and better things -December 1968. 4. He's better known for drawing than acting, but be drew quite a few lauahs as Felix in "The Otld Co\J"1~"' al \"t old LagtlDa 'PftlW<>~e -! July 1-. •r J • :t 1 ' ' ~ ' • 2. A Corona del Mar actress playing "The Star Spangled Girl" at the old Laguna Playhouse - January 1969. 3. Playing Curly in "Oklahoma" in San Clemente, this UCI graduate used to sweep out the Daily Pilot on weekends. He was recently nominated for a Tony as Juan Peron in "Evita." -May 1968. Music . . A second . ShOt for Anne Murray By JEFF PARKER Ot 11119 o.Hy ~ .... S'-fl When glitter-less. Schtick-less Anne Murray Lakes the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre stage Sunday night, she 'll bring what she's always brought to s how business -''Just me and my \•oice." "It doesn't matter how you 're dressed up. All Lhat hype and gimmickry is just a way to get lo people. My way of getting to people is through singing," she said in a recent phone interview. Apparently, Murray's theories of "getting to people " have been right : s he has amassed three Grammy Awards, sixteen Juno Awards (Canadian equivalents of Grammy Awards). six gold and two platinum albums and some 20 American chart hits. Her command of country-pop crossover, manifested in s u c h songs as "Love Song," "Snowbird," "Could I Have This Dance," "Daydream Believer" and "You Needed Me," has given Murray huge audiences in both pop and country music. "I try not to limit myself to particular styles when I choose songs to sine," she said. "I'm basically a melody person. When a song sounds good to me, gives me a real gut reaction, then I'll do it. Sometimes I can bear a good song, but know it isn't for me. I turned down ·1 Honestly Love You' because I just couldn't hear myself sineing it. Olivia did a wonderful job with it." Murray has been performing since the late 60s. but it wasn't until 1978 that her career shot to its current altitude. She originally saw education as a career goal, majoring in physical education. But friends encouraged her to use that rich. smooth voice for more than just singing in the shower and Murray betan performing. Through the early '70s s he performed in· cessanlly, often singing to 500 people in 3,000 seat halls. "I didn't know what I was doin1 for about five years.·· she said. "I was running arougd the Anne Murray ap-pears tonight a~ lrvme M~w~ country doing concerts just for lhe sake of doing them -I wasn't enthused about the business or the music. It finaHy brought me to the point where I sat down with my people and told them not to book me anymore. There was just no point to it." The tired young singer retired to her home in Canada with her husband and had a child She did no performing or recording. "I didn't do anythin·g but stay home with my child and husband and take care of my life. It was something I'd always dreamed of. During that year l realized that this is what life was all about [ found a tremendous amount of strength in my life as a wife and mother." By the time Murray returned to show business a year later . she was full of enthusiasm and a plan for her career. And the plan was to keep the career in control, where it couldn't interfere with her family. "I hired new people," she said. "A new pro· ducer, new agent. new manager, and it made all the Wfference in the world. We mapped out a plan for 1978 and it worked. A lot of people wondered if I could make a comeback but I wasn't starting from scratch -at least I had a track record. I knew I could do it." ln 1978, Murray won three Grammy nomina- tions <Best Pop Vocal Performe r. Female; Record of the Year and Best Country Vocal Performer. Fe male>. That year's record, "Let's Keep It That Way" sold 1,300.000 copies -a resounding success for a performer who hadn't bad a bit in four years. The following year, Murray was awarded lhe Best Pop Performer, Female Grammy for "Could I Have This Dance, .. winnine over Barbra Streisand, Olivia Newton-John. Donna Summer and Carly Simon. In 1979, Murray had more hits on the charts than any other female vocalist besides Summer. The success followed into 1980, when she won another Grammy Award tor Best Female Country Vocalist. She also won four Juno awards in Canada. bringing her total to 16. The Toronto Sun s uggested that award be changed to \he "Annies." Murray capped 1980 with the release of "Anne Murray's Greatest Hits." See Murray. Page 4 Alabama's new style in country music By JIMMY JOHNSON 0.11, ...... ~..._ .... BUENA PARK The State of Alabama has spawned a number of good ol' boys and girls who know what to do with a fiddle and a guitar. and how to turn a phrase or two into a country hit. It gave us Hank Williams, the man who probably has had more to do with today's populari· ty of country music than any one person. It gave us Tammy Wynette. considered by many to belhe first lady of country music. And now the State of Alabama bas come up with another bundle of talent, this time in a group a ppropriately named "Alabama." Alabama <the group, not the stale) ain't exactly new. but it is riding a new wave of popularity that has made country music fans stand up and take particular notice. Made up of four intensely talented musicians. Alabama just wra pped up a month of California tours with a successful weekend at Knoll's Berry Farm. The group comprises three cousins -Randy Owen, lead singer and usually the spokesman for the group; Jeff Cook bass guitar, and Teddy Gen· try. who plays just about anything with strings. They all come from Ft. Payne in the northern Alabama mountains where about all there is to do is "work. raise kids, raise hell and make music." The fourth member of the group is drummer Mark Herndon. They don't say where he's from. but to hear him talk you know it's not far from that Alabama.Tennessee border that Hank Williams used to sing about. Alabama now claims him. Alabama is part of that new breed of country musicians. They don't whine through their noses, nor does everything they sing about have to do with a long love coming to a tragic end. Alabama's sound was 10 years m the making. just ain't that many lost love affairs lert to sing about. periment with sounds." Alabama •s sound is not down·home country. nor is it hard rock. ll's not even rockabilly. It's their s pecial sound and It fits them like a wet T· shirt would flt Dolly Parton. 3 '1' §: ~ J (II ~ ~ :::1 a. ... '< (/) ID "O ; 3 C7 ~ .... iD ~ ''CountrY. music heel to chance." Owen 1>0\nted ~ul, a wry grin crossing ha btarded face. ":f.beiie -. "Seriously," he added. "radio has become more open·minded and is willing to play more kinds of music. Not only have the lyrics chan~. b'lt .ao ~•the sound ot country mUJlc:. Tbal's largely due-io t~ p~Q<\ucers. wh9are·wilUna10 ex· . . It's not a sound they came b~ overnight. It has .<iC'e Alabama. Page 4 • • __ ..... _ • • • • • • 1 .: 1· I .. I I ~Music ~ E ! Roy 'The Voice' Orbison's back it ~c.. By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of .... Deity ...... Mafl ;. Roy Orbison 's voice is like the SR· 71 spy i plane: it soars into the stratosphere under restrained power. diving back and forth between .2 the earth and the heavens at will. It is magical; cl: there's none other like it. Orbison's voice with Roy attached -ap- peared MoJlday night at the Crazy Horse Saloon in Santa Ana. His show was a chronology or the early rock era,-Laking li steners back to a time when birth control meant abstinence and lifestyles had yet to be invented. But this was not another ho-hum rock and roll r eview Orbison 's contribution to the m usical m ilieu is one of substantial quality. His were the best songs or their time because they look a dynamic form that hasn't faded. These tunes are not relics; they are classics. A glance at the crowd. however , indicated that nostalgia is a strong draw for the aging superstar. Most were in their mid· to late-30s and their squeals of recognition accompanied the opening bars or every number. To them, Orbison was a time machine and this was a trip they relished. Which is a little unfair. One of the evening's more intriguing presentations was "That Lovin· You Feelin' Again ... written by Orbison only last year. Orbison stays in the upper register on this attractive ballad. Another number. "Hound Dog Man," is a com- paratively recent tribute to Orbison's friend and ..• Alabama From Page 3 been over 10 years in the making. And from Ft. Payne to Nash ville may not seem far, but Alabama had to take the long way around. ·•we had no help from anyone when we were starting out," Owen said. "Once we started mak· ing it, however , we made a lot of friends in the business. "We're working 300 days this year," Owens said. "We're gone more from home now, but we get more for it. "A good example of that is what happened to ~olden ~~:"\-~1-~·,n ~ ~ ~ '~ fiiiiaJr agon ·--~ GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo C.Orte Dishes . Lunch Donner Datl.Y • Food To Take Oul 4715 c...-• oaAHGI 20Jl HwtMw 11•4. 1750-7171 • 750-9091 COSTA MISA .............. 642-71,J. 631-ttl I Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlightenment In Thi~1 Generarion .• , fan Elvis Presley. <Presley and Orbison were muwal admirers a nd Orbison's stage outfit is Presleyesque -a black body suit. ultrawide bell with Indian pat· terns and braided le ngths of leather hanging al the hips, topped off by unnaturally black hair and rather dated looking s unglasses. In truth, it looked a Utlle sad.> Though Orbison remains a songwriter to con- t end with, it was the earlier numbers that best demonstrated the dimensions of his vocal talent. And there are so many of them. Orbison opened the set with the haunting "Lea," followed by an unreconstructed arrange- ment of "Mean Woman Blues.·· Then came "Only the Lonely," "Blue Angel, .. "Blue Bayou." The wildly enthusiastic crowd came to its feet on "Cryin' " and remained in Orbison's control until the final song, his ultradramatic "Running Scared." Then Orbison left the stage while his band re· peated the number's rhythm line until the au- dience made enough noise to draw him back for a reprise of the song's soaring chorus. Artificial en- core devices such as this tend to irritate. What if the crowd didn't call him back? Would the band keep playing that sam e note untiJ the next show? Years of making his vocal chords do things most of us can only imagine have taken no clear toll on Orbison. His voice is as flexible and excit· ing as ever. It looks like this man will be around for awhile. and that's good. ' us at Gilley's place," he offered with a smile. "We've played Gilley's twice in the last year. The first time we went in for $4-0r·SS,OOO. "Then we got popular and they wanted to book us again at Gilley's fo r the same price. We said no way. The price is $10,000 now. They refused to pay. "Two days later they came back and said they'd pay it, but our value had gone up even more . We had just won the country music award as the best vocal group, and were asking $15,000. T hey still wouldn't pay it. "We finally went in at $25,000." Not bad for a group of guys who once lived so far in the hills it was necessary to pipe sunshine to them daily. PHot advert isl~ is good busin.ess for Sherman Clay "Our ad In your recent tabloid section pulled more business than any slngle ad we have ever run." Marty C. Flinn Manager, Sherman Clay Costa Mesa. For complete ad copy and art services advertisers all along the Orange Coast rely on llilJ Pilat Roy Orhisori A smgmg time machine ••• Anne Murray From Page 3 She is currently concluding a summer "tour'' of outdoor venu~s. For Murray, touring is usuall y done on weekends and three-day holidays such as Labor Day. "I don't like to be away from home much more than four or fi ve days at a time. Children need to have a schedule and it's more trouble than it's worth to take them on tour." she said. ''I'll never let my performing get in the way of my family. ever." TA TSUMI Japanese Restaurant Take Out and Catering Opening their 2nd location Sushi Bar at Matsu Restaurant in Huntington Beach 18035 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH (7 14) 848.4404 Open 7 Days ....... ,..,_,. C-..,Olt_ '°" ........ ,_ eo... -. CA IJtlt 11141141 °'" Diversions -PLAYS------ "GREASE " opens tonight to run Thursdays through Sundays at the Festival Amphitheater, 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. Shews at 8:30 p.m . Ticket s available at the Ger'J) Theater box office (next door) from noon to ti p.m . Tuesdays through Saturdays. For Ma~terCard or Visa reservations phone 636-7i13. "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" ilnd "AS YOU LIKE IT" are playing In the new Festival ~mphitheater, 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. For Information, call 636-7213. "MAN OF LA MANCHA" is on the boards at Sebastian's Dinner Playhouse In the Grand Hotel in Anaheim. Performances nightly w ith Saturday and Sunday brunch shows. Curtain times vary. Call 772-7710. "DEATHTRAP," a new mystery drama, is a pearlng at Sebast ian's West Dinner SUltNOARDS T°""' & (oun1ry ond O-Zo"6 s.,f\ioad\. (u{fon"\ Avok>bk> LeaiNK, f.nt.. W•tu" WAX-JS C9l'll• U,.d board• -bf,,, pnc~\ STARRING STEPHEN G. ARLEN :kanof ~f('ancJia ALSO STARRING MS. CHRISTOPHER CALLAN STAGED ANO DIRECTED GARY DAVIS I 0% Off ALREADY LOWN.ICISwmt 1N$ 5 , j Playhouse, UO Ave. Pico, San Clemente, with Edward Mulhare heading the cast. The show runs nightly except Mondays at varying cur- tain times t hrough Sept. 13. Reservations at •92-9950. "GUYS AND DOLLS," the popular musical by Frank Loesser, continues at EI izabeth Howards' Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real, Tustin. Curtain times vary. Call 838-1~. founder of the Creative Society, will appear 1n i a concert sponsored by that organization Mon-~ day, Sept. 7 at 8: 15 p.m . in the Laguna Moulton o. Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna ~ Beach. Admission $10. F1.1ture concerts will CJ> feature tenor Gary Young, Oct. 5; flutist Fran-~ cine Ross, Oct. 12; soprano Delcina Stevenson, ; Oct. 26; soprano Hiroko Kitano, Nov. 23 and 3 cellist Michael Mathews Dec. 7. Season tickets ~ $50. Write to The Creative Society, 1S2S Walnut .• Ave., Venice, CA 90291 . "A LESSON FOR ALOES," continues at the Mark Taper Forum through Oct. •· The play creates a haunting and dramatic portrayal of the relationship between a mar- ried couple and their friend, a "coloured" leader in the South African Port Elizabeth community. For ticktet information, call (213) 972-76S... -DANCE------ FIVE BALLETS -~'Poems ," "Cakewalk," "Carnival," "Don Quixote Pas de Deux," and "Spartacus Pas de Deux" - will be featured in a "Summer Workshop Showcase" by the Civic Ballet of Southern California on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. In the Huntington Beach H igh School Auditorium, 1905 Main St., Huntington Beach. ~ reserved -CLASSICAL MUSIC--- Elegant Escape Treat yourself to hotel comfort and style in the European tradition . just 8 miles from Los Angeles amidst grrat museums. galleries and shops. Pemhousc dancing. dining. fine furnish ings. personalized service. ilr pJJn~M.r ~II 150 South Los lloblel Co41 (213) 671 IOOO Of your IOCol 14<11on 11 ... "'°"°" 5-Mc• See Page 6 Excursions /West Presents A "Little River Band" Bus Excursion to the Greek Theatre 8 p.m. Thursday Night, September 24th snoo per ticket /f,roup Rates Available bioy the~ of yow dah ot1 •• air cCNICltioa1d IMlt. wt .. reclhl"'4) seats, -.d cte. Nttroo .. CM1 boord. Gr011p or hlcll• .. al SeatilNJ Good Seats Still Available -Call NOWr Call Excursions/West 549-9791 EARN AND LEARN! Deliver the Daily Pilat Boys and girls 10 or older.-• ~ Call 642-4321 .and apply today. Daily P1la1 ! ___ .. 6 ~Diversions . Q; .0 ~ f'rum Page .5 g. seating or $5 at the door. for ticket.s or in· (/) format ion call 891 -5105. >-.., ~ -ETC.-------- ~ ROY ROGERS AND DALE EVANS ap- ~ pear with the Sons of the Pioneers tonight ~ through Monday at Knott's Berry Farm's Good > Time Theater. Showtimesvary. Call 827-1776. E 0: VICTOR BORGE brings his one-man show, "Comedy with Music," to the Cr ystal Cathedral in Garden Grove Sunday at 8 p.m. For information or reservations phone 971 -4014. PIANIST GEORGE SHEARING and bass player Brian Torff join the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Boston Pops conductor John Williams for two evenings of pops at the H.ollywood Bowl tonight and Saturday at 8:30. Tickets on sale at Mutual Agencies or by credit card at (213) 469-1981. For information Cilll (213) 87-MUSIC. A HARVEST FESTIVAL and Christm as Crafts M arket opens today through Sept. 7 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Features hundreds of craftpeople in period costumes, food and entertainment. Admission $3.SO for adults, $1.50 for children 6-11, free to chi ldren under 6. Call 457-1553. CHUCK BERRY and Bobby Vinton play this weekend at Six Flags Magic Mountain north of. Hollywood. Call 255-4100 for details. DOC SEVERINSEN AND BUDDY RICH bring Disneyland's summer entertainment season to a close beginning Monday, Sept. 7. Severlnsen will play on the Frontierland River Stage through Sept. 11. Rich will hold forth In Main Street's Plaza Gardens until Sept. 12 . Showtimes vary . . THE KINGSTON TRIO plays through the holiday weekend at t he San Diego Wild Animal Park near Escondido. Shows at 3:30 and 10:30 See Page 7 Begin with our special ... Antipasto Salad with Bay Shrimp Then feast on Houlihan's famous BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP Topped with crabmeat & shrimp. served over spinach fettuccine noodles And for dessert. .. Fresh Peaches & Cream Houlihan! All for iusr ... 8 95 Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Monday September 4, 5, 6 & 7. 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DIZZY GILLESPIE w ill be hosted by Chuck Mangione in "A Salute to Dizzy" at t he Hollywood Bow l Wednesday, Sept. 9. Tickets at $6 and $11 through M utual Agencies, by credit card at (213) 469-1981. Call (213) 87-MUSI C for information. through T-i~kertron. Call 855-6111 for informa- tion or phone charges. BIG BA,.D TUNES for dancer s will be provided by the Danny Michaels Band Sunday, Sept. 6, in the Catalina Casino in Avalon. Boat and dance tickets available through Ticketron. Call 527-7111 . ELLA FITZGERALD will appear at 8:30 ~ p .m . Friday, Sept. 11, in the Irvine Bowl in ~ Laguna Beach to benefit the Laguna Beach ii Museum of Art. Tickets range from $10 to ~ $22.50 and are available at the museum, the CJ> I f vine Bowl box office, Ticketron and regular -2 tteket outlets. 3 0 ~ .• -IN VEGAS-----ANNE MURRAY will appear in concert Sunday, sept. 6 in Irvine M eadows Am- phitheater at Lion Country Safari, near the San Diego Fr eeway and Irvine Center Drive in I rvine. Reserved seats $18.50, lawn seat ing $13.50. Tickets available at box office or A BLUEGRASS HOEDOWN is set for Sun- day, Sept. 6, at Hurkey Creek Park across from Hemet Lake along H ighway 74 in Riverside County. Will feature various forms of country and mountain music, a clogging ex- hibit ion, magic, children's games and a barbecue. Call 888-6078 for information. ID ALADDIN : Wayne Newton and Dave a> Start Your Week Off Right With ¢CU:~ BElF-'-<PIR\11 ~ Earlv Week Fun * Sunday Night Special * Late Night Happy Hour 10 p.m . 'til Closing Doubles for single prices • Tasty Entertainment *Monday Night Football * RAM FAN FUN Giant Screen T .V. •Hot Dogs• Chili Dogs Coliseum Beers • 50 yd. line seats * Tuesday is Ladies Day • Lunch includes a complimentary glass of wine for each lady. All well drinks for onl y $1.00 for ladies On the Bay • Newport Beach 646-0201 9 p.m . 'til close Barry through Oct. 7. (702) 736-0240. 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DON LA: OtU.Delty.......... ) I ~ They calJ themselv~ the Naughty Sweeties. c And based on that name and a publicity still j that appears on their latest four-song EP mini- ~: album, you'd expect to hear some punk licks from . this L.A.-based band. a: Well, they like the name. which originated from a 1929 blues-ragtime song. The group admits while on a recent national tour audiences expected punk and got something different. That difference is solid rock ·n• roll music borne out of their appreciation for the classical styles of the '60s rock tradition. They treated a Golden Bear audience recently to their special blend of rhythm and blues, modified to meet the upbeat demands of the new wave '80s . In the two years since the group formed, they've releas ed a 45 titled "Alice" and "Chinatown," an LP. Devo's Bob Casale heard the group and encouraged Tom Petty to take them on a recent Midwest concert tour. The group includes leader Ian Jack , vocals and guitar Rollo Smith, guitar. Simeon Pillich on bass and Andy Doerschuk on drums. They took their brand of L.A.-inspired mus ic to 19 cities over a 3 1h·month period, covering 18,oOO miles. Then there were another 18 gigs with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. "We grew up in Los Angeles. so we put a lot· more of that edge into it," Jack said, in a backstage interview. "But basically the music is rhythm and blues . Despite the lone of their lltle. the .Vaughty Sweeties are not a punk group. •'These songs come from a country edge or an a R&B edge. That's where all rock music comes from." Coupled with punk bands during their national tour. the band, Jack said, had little difficulty im- pressing audiences with their heavy e mphasis I It,._.::_ lb...,.. ... ., uaHa1•111 D ... fw l.mcll .. .......... 2-d .... -.............. 0-"'9 .. upt Sllow -2 A.M. .., ..... ...... s I oo off .,.. ,,.. ............. . c...--I c..-,_. ,..--Oflef....,. .. 1,_.. '-ti fw ... TOP HAT!! <4H2 w-AH., St.. I 10. llllwl ... °" lffc } &1141146-1716 146-1717 14'·1711 ( on tradition. Some of the theater marquees read Nasty Sweeties or Naughty Sweaties: possibly an expectation for phosphorescent hair and other punk paraphernalia. "l don't know if we have an im age problem because of the name." Jack said. "Before the Pet- & Choteau Belair Lussac "Y" ST.•UON 4 STHmdrifter :)2'11.;IUr.ll\I Distinctive Waterfront Dining Oyster Bar· Cocktails .3J33 W. Pacific Coast Highway, N.B.· 642-2295 FOR YOUR DINING & ENTERTAINMENT PL~ASURE. MAURICE G&.eNN & LEWIS LEE LARGE Sun. & Mon. GARRISON & BAKER · Tue.·Sat. DANCING 31-4FofeESTAVE. LAGUNA •EACH II~ '"° l-.Y•'I Ample Free Parl11ng FIRE WATER Tues., thru Sat. DENNIS AND RONALD GUZIK Sun. & Mon. DANCING NtGJrrL Y . :o~lookltlQ Brautlful t.oM ·ror.,f ,._....,......,., ~,. • ~ iD _1 P·~· ..:-8 .M Ul11 MUIRLAND9 AT RIDQI RC>Un RAYMOND JOHNSON Tues.-Sat. LAMBERT ROHNER Sun.-Mon. --.-..,---32I02 COAST HWY LAGUNA NIOUl!L IAt C•-11-.,. ,. __ I ty tour we played clubs that were new wave which meant that there were bands that were imitating other bands that they heard like Devo and Talking Heads. "I think the reason that it <Sweeties' music > See .'Vaughty. Page 14 ' ;-J Real cantonese F oad eat here or take hom. A VERY SPECIAL JAPANESE RESTAURANT Award winning traditional }C\panese cuisine and superb western-style specialties. Your favorite seafood, c'.hicken, and steak. Delicate soups and delightful salads. Impeccable service in a most beautiful setting. Discover Yamato ... "very special dining experience. uamaio 60 Fashion Island Newport Beach I 644-4811 Century Plaza Hotel 277-1840 ,. Currently Hall\Jl!!il Frenchman iuxtaposes nudes with nature By KATHY BRYANT Speclal to lhlt O.lly Piiot The female nude figure has been French photographer Lucien Clergue's most recurring image for twenty-five years. His first black and white series showed the figures on beaches and in water to represent Venus, while the second used redwood forests as the setting These photographs and his latest group - "The Urban Nude" -are on exhibition at the Michael Jeffrey Gallery in Santa Ana. This is the first Orange County showing of Clergue's works. It's hard to understand why. Perhaps the reason is that the female figure is photographed, rather than painted. Photography is still a grey art area to many people, and nude photographs may have a Playboy-magazine con notation. They shouldn't. These pictllres are not meant to tantalize : they are comments on how vulnerable, yet beautiful the human rigure is in its natural environment. Clergue juxtaposes the sensual female figure with both nature images (the sea, trees> and build- ings. It's in this last area that bis work shows the most originality -the naked human figure photo- graphed as an architectural surprise in essentially inhumane buildings. ln "Caco at Montparnasse II" a figure drapes herself backwards over a conduit pipe, while "Denise and Shadows, Chkago" has the nude become part or the wall by accepting the dark shadows of half-drawn Venetian blinds. In "Night in New York" a silhouette-shadow functions as a skyscraper. Clergue literally strips the modem person bare and places her, and sometimes him, in the environment where s he must function if she's a ci- ty person. The cold , rectangwlar lines of modem architecture can act as an adversary to modern man, yet Clergue sees a communion between the two. "Denise on the Lake, Chicago" and "Primavera an New York" work the best. Jn .. Denise" the rounded figure reflects in the skyscraper window and becomes part of Lake Michigan. The lakeside parking lot full of cars echoes duality of form and acts as another in · dustey vs. nature imafite. See :Vudes. Page 17 'Box' takes gently sardonic look at culture By JEFF PARKER Of tM o.lly ...... SIMI Turnbull's latest production. "What Do You t ·n Big Box? Living is an Art." was perf la weekend to sell-out crowds at the Big Box Studio •n Laguna Beach. The program. comprised of songs and skits. was a gently sardonic look at pop culture -fine art, television and poetry being the current targets of Turnbull's comic eye. Turnbull began his cabaret-style productions last year at the "Newport Harbor Art Museum with "Prisoners of Paradise." A sequel, focusing on life in the city of Laguna Beach where Turnbull Jives. was performed early this year in Laguna Beach. Although "What Do You Put in a Big Box?'' was "T H I S S U N D A Y N I G H T" ANNE MURRAY SEPT. 6 Reserved $18.50 Lawn $13.50 billed as part three of the ''Prisoners in Paradise" series, the show transcended regional concerns for a wider look at the culture around us. The show, performed by Turnbull, singers Karin Benson and Carolyn Miller, mime Caprice Rothe and accompanists Karen Hammack on keyboards and Bob Hawkins on guitars, opened with the "Big Box Theme," a whimsical question- ing of what one does with a big, empty box. "Liv ing is an Art," Turnbull concludes in the song, turning the box into a metaphor for Ure itself. With the box-as-life comparison established. the troupe proceeded to poke fun at the way.some people fiU their "boxes." ln the s kit, "Artist's Reception." the various singers ~ave their views of the event: ·Miller, dressed as a servant , sang "Behind You," in which the cultured crowd won 't treat her with respect; Turnbull sang ··c ulture Can Can," a look at how people desire to fill their lives with "culture" at any price: Benson did "Wardrobe." based on the theme that you are what you wear; and the cast joined together for the jocular "Art for Art's Sake," a look al artistic motivations. Moving from fine art to computerized culture, the troupe teamed to perform "Seminar of Racial Jokes." Acting as a salesperson for a home com- puter company, Benson introduced the "Sitcom II" home computer for "reading between the lines of any business discussion, family discussion, or that first encounter .•· See ·Bix Box.· Page 14 IRVINE ----- c 0 N c E R T s AND ICeZ'::' PROUDLY PRESENT: "OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING PERFORMANCES" KENNY & CRYSTAL . ROGERS GAYLE ~ SEPT. 11 , 12, 13 Lawn Seating Available $16.00 CHRISTOPHER CROSS SEPT.20 Reserved $13.50 Lawn $11.50 FOR INFORMATION AND PHONE CHARGES CALL: (7 14) SSS • 61 11 ' TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE MEADOWS BOX OFFICE AND ALL TICKETRONS e Parking included in price ot admission. e No personal checks •Irvine Meadows located on grounds of e All sales final, no refunds or exchanges. e NO BOTTLES, CANS OR CONTA INERS Lion Country Safari,~ mile north of •Performances rain or shine OF ANY KIND ALLOWED. junction of the San Diqo Freeway(40S) •Gates open at 6.00 P.M., food and and the Sant&..Ana (5) Freewily at beveril e~ ivaHible. Irvine Center Drive tl ~ '· §: .. ~ I CD f ~ Ci • ':< {/) .. "O <D 3 CT • ~ .. iO ~ ----------~~~~~~~~----~------~----------------------.... ---------------------------------------- ti ~Movies ~ --------------- .0 }'Body Heat' burns to ·perfection ~ ~ ~Yu.!~,F,.;~~!l,.KER j "Body Heat" 1s set in Miranda Beach. Fla . an imaginary town near Miami in which ever-~ ything seem combustible In the opening scene an ci: old building is burned by arsonists likely and the orange, feverish glow never seems to leave the film. The usual cool breezes of Miranda Beach have given way to hot ones, leaving the townspeople huddled over beers in crowded cares, their backs patched with sweat. their foreheads dripping. Even the cops are put on edge by the heat: "Everything's a little askew," one detective ob- serves, "The rules don't apply no more." "Body Heat" is an mtelligent, effective story of love and murder. in the tradition of James M Cain's "Double Indemnity" or "Tbe Postman Always Rings Twice." director Lawrence Kasdan, whose scripts for "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark'' have establis hed him as one of the hottest and most versatile writers for Hollywood, has brought a contemporary wit to "Body Heat." Even without the Intricate plot and fine acting, Kasdan's movie is rare in its richness of character : the film is full of small parts made fascinating by the writing. Ned Racine (William Hurt) is an easy-going. unmarried attorney in hjs 30s. Racine is a s loppy worker -his ambitions seem to have curdled in the small town -and he and his attorney friends talk Qften of getting out of Miranda Beach. Wan· dering by an outdoor concert one s weltering night. he meets Matty Walker (Kathleen Turner), alone and dressed to kill. · Matty is a stunning, humid brunette (her body temperature happens to run a few degrees above average, she remarks): shtfs sexy, classy and married. Ned, as if fueled by the evening's heat, pursues her. They cat and mouse their ways to her home, a magnificent villa outside the city, to find the servant off and her husband, as usual, gone. Heat. The expected events take place: They fall in love, find that her husband, Edwin, is the only thing between their happiness together, and decide to kill him. "Body Heat" is a formula movie, but Kasdan expands and twists the formula rather than lean· ing on it. A good writer can use the freedom a formula to sculpt his characters carefully and thread the plot with irony, usin~ the "givens" to I Kathleen Turner and Wilham llurl hatch plots m .. Body II eat ·· make room in the story for other elements. Kasdan's minor characters -Ned's friends Lowenstein <Ted Danson> and Oscar (J .A. Preston) and Matty's doomed husband <Richard Crenna > all have time to surface and establish themselves. Lowenstein lives vicariously through Ned's sexual tall tales .. Don 't get quiet on me now." he tells Ned . "all I'll have left is my wife." Oscar is a quietly brooding detective. an idealist who won't make an exception for a friend when he finds that Ned is involved. Edwin Walker is a rich. mysterious businessman who believes that doing "whatever is necessary" 1s the only way to suc· ceed in life. In one particularly fine scene. and one that 1sn 't integral to the story. Edwin and Matty chance upon Ned in a restaurant, and ask him to dine with them. While Matty excuses herself. Edwin takes the opportunity to cooly test Ned's mettle. In the brief scene, we're not only led to suspect that Edwin may have killed Matty's former lover, but his aggressive "do whatever is necessary" lecture lo Ned is what pushes the lawyer over the brink -he decides to kill Edwin. The sequence bristles with irony; it's a delight. 'Comin' at Ya' a 3-D study • 1n boredom By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of .. o.lty l'llet lleff "Comin · at Ya' " is rated R for ridiculous, redundant, regressive, repulsive, reactionary and revenue. It's also rated 3-D. That's where the revenue comes in, because if anybody goes to see this mov- ie (and there were good crowds on opening night> it will be for the three-dimensional gimmickry. There's simply nothing else to recommend it. It's a rare producer who dabbles in 3-D these days. Since the spate of action-adventure films some 20 years ago, the only 3-D movies to come out have been those with a specific application for that technology. In the early '70s, we had "The Stewardesses," a soft porn flick. A few years later "Andy Warhol's Frankenstein" came a long, and 3-D was used to redefine gore on film. The sex in "Comin' at Ya' " is largely im· plied, though we know it is violent. The gore is there, but it could be worse. In fact, the killings in this film provide comedic highlights to relieve the tedium. "Comin' al Ya' " is basically a bad spaghetti western. And if that's like saying a naughty Hitler. so be it. The atory line, aAd we use the term advisedly. concemt a sott·apoken tough guy wbo returns to hJs hometown on the Mexican border to find slJn,t of carnage. Three bad men, accompanied by a band of stereotyped Mexican banditos and an In- dian in a Tonto costume, have attacked the town, killed the men and children and taken the women hostage. They will be sold as sex slaves to calhouses south of the border. The women (there must be 40 of them; all are good-looking in identical underwear), are kept in a remote building where they are terrorized by rub- ber bats on strings. On the day of the clearance sale, the captives are paraded before a host of potential buyers. We learn that most Mexican whorehouse owners are young American women with Barbary Coast ac- cents, as defined by Mae West. Hart, our hero, invades the soiree, proving that he is as stupid as he Is brave. He blows away a few foreigners, frees the women (who flee in two wagons pulled by eight horses t hat Hart materialized out of the desert airl and stays behind to get captured himself. In time, Hart escapes and kills a bad man. The women are recaptured. The bad man·s brothers retaliate, quite reasonably, by staking them to the ground and leaving them to die. There goes a week's income. but blood ls thicker than in· telllaencc. ··0n.1y Hart•s wife ls spared lo become balt lo a trap. He blundera ln with characterlatic dimwitted enthusiasm and emerges untouched because his enemies are cooperative, ir ugly. As often as not. they fall down before he has bothered to shoot them. Durin~ the ruckus •. Hart's wife is shot in the back. Fortunately, s he's a rast healer, and rides off into the sunset that evening with no signs of dis- comfort. It would be impossible to comment on the ac tors in "Comin' al Ya' " -there aren't any But this u 3-D and that's something different. In fact, we must confess the images in "Comin' at Ya· .. seemed far superior lo those of years ago. In some cases, the photography might even be described as beautiful. But the producers of thjs show know that 3-0 can't be wasted on little things like landscapes. The whole point of 3·0, In their minds. is that you can mal<e things slick out of the screen al the au- dience . There's a lot of slicking out in "Comin' al Ya'." Hot pokers, rifles, pistols, falling coins. flying bats, flying naming arrows, flying spears, sw.ords, and even a baby's bum are all thrust into the face of the crowd . The first time it's amusing; by the third it's rude. 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Jack said he's inspired by such musical giants as B. 8. King and Otis Redding. "We don't seem to fit anywhere," J ack assert · ed "We're not monster rock, we're not heavy metal. we're not punk. we're not new wave -I don't think we have anything in common w1lh those Corms .. Indeed, Sweet ies' music 1s accessible and ac- curate. It's a blend of new wave (though they frown on that ephemer al term) and rock. In con- cert. they have showmanship without acrobatics He admitted it's not a simple task to take on a punk audience. "You have lo get them interested in the music quickly, .. he said, "Or e lse they'll go out and get a hot dog." • • • 'Big Box' f'rom PngC' I J Benson. equally talented a comedienne as a singer, fed various racial jokes through the "Sil· com 11," exposing the jokes as based in fea r and ignorance more than hatred of race. The skit, performed without music. was worthy of "Satur- day Ni ght Live." ln probably the most moving number of the night. Turnbull and Benson took the stage for a study of a couple beseiged with options for filling the box that is their lives They've spent so much Lime accumulating friends a nd objects that they've not had any lime to accumulate any an- llmacy with each other "Let 's Be Alone." Turnbull's tribute to romance a nd love, was a brilliantly funny call for people lo get to know each other, over and over again. "Can you be idiotic?" Turnbull asks her. "Trust me," s he replies. Winding their voices together in fine harmoney, they conclude "Folks will have heard about us/ But folks can do without us Let 's be alone tonight'-"-------- The most fun money can buy ff(rtni(-~ Aa o;c;o.-., ~MIES-.. '""' Wllll H[ll 1-o A --c-.1-. c- C Ml-"ftlfft'-M """' ....... "'" , ... lll41 IAT-1:11, 1M, •- "TARZAN" "'t.1:41 IAT-, •:IJ, -· 1:411111 ''"""' llllllTIL -""°·----Ul9WM "PRIVATE LESSONS" ,., 0.U.Y! I.II, n l. I.If ,.,. ... , .. ,, ... "HELL NIGHT" OAIU t:U, l>IO, It .• 1111 To ~• stranger Is usy. IYI OF THI NHDU UlllTIO AllntTI llJ OML,1,_,._.19:1• NOW t• TMll TUB POa IOllWH YICieKY rmi ...,,,..,_ "HELL NIGHT" ~ut llll ''PICK UP SUMMER" 'OJJJDERI ,.,r,!'™' lOtr AltA l!m A 'A~taw"''" '"'"' ..... "" •:•.-.·- ,... .......... ,_ IAT-l"'-11'1, ... ,1_ "PRIVATE LESSONS" (F!) AIU : 11:41..1:41. .. t :411•·•. ·- Live Gigs EDITOR'S NOT E Lwe Gigs 1s a complete list mg of Orange Coast nightclubs of /enng /we enter tammcnl Acts are sub1ecl to change without notice AIR PORTER INN l'ost a Ml'";; &12-8293 18700 MacArthur Bhll Dar11·1ng :'\1ghth In Int' 8.1.1 2770 Danl·tng Nightl) .'\SCIENT l'tARINER ::!607 \\ Coast fly.' .\USIO'S ~t'Y.µort Reach 646 0201 1670 °"<>wport Bl\'d NI n : l.IFE" hat happened to him 1hould happen to you. ECONOMY SEATING $2.60 'til 3:00 P.M. EXCEPT WHERE NOTED 0 WILLIAM HURT IODY HEAT (R) 12:30 2:55 5:20 7:45 10:10 RAIDERS Of THE LOST ARK (PG ) 12:00 2:30 5:00 7:309:55. No-u .+s .. -M AllERICAll WEREWOLF I• LO•oo• (R) 12:00 2:00 4 :00 6:00 10: 15 FIRST MOIOAY II OCTOIER (R) 12:00 2:10 4:15 6:15 8:20 10:25 SUPERMAll 11 (PG) 12:00 2:25 4:65 7 :30 10.00. No Passes/No Economy Su11ng. In 70mm HEAVY llETAl (R) Revolutionary CINE·FI SO UNO 1t Drivt·in Btlow Vo>1• AM Ce• Rlldoo •• yOU' apwke• ti no AM <»• rlldoo woth •n•oon oceeuory Po"loon, bn nt your own AM Port•ble OITHE RHiHT TRAClt (PG) & Ft. Apache, The Bronx (Rl HEAVY llETAL (A) AMERICAN POP (A) All AMERICAll WEREWOlFaa l09-(R) lustin' loose (R) WOLFEI (A) ENDLESS LOVE (R) ZDRRO, THE 5AY BLADE (PG) Plus T1rZ1n, The Ape Man (R) SIMU(R) UNDER THE RAINBOW (PG) Tue-. Sat M IDDl.E EASTF.RN Ml'SH.:& 111-:Ll .Y l>ANCEllS RAXTER STREF.T lll<t7 MacArthur Bl \d :-.lew1wrt Bearh 540 2475 ··T H F. BAXTER STREET SllOW' BA VSllORE llOl'S E 23311 ~Juufands El Toro 770·3222 · F IH E WAT EH" l>ant•tng BE/\('11 KAI.I, 211 Ii < lc•ean Front l"ewport Be:1rh 673·5894 "STAN ORLOW SHOW" BEN BROWNS 31 JOfi Ccia~l lhghwa) Lagunu Beach 499-2663 l>dnl·1ng N1ghth BOR BlJRNS 37 1-·a~h1on Island N\•\\ port He<it•h 64<1 2o30 M u~k N1g hll} BJ 1,80 BAGG INS Mesu Vl•rdr Shuppmg Ct•ntl•t Co!>lct ~ksa 545-1718 L1' e ( 'ontrmporary Roc·k 81..\('K ANGl'S ORANGE Cinedome 634-2553 17920 UrcxJkhur~l fountain \'alley 638·9981 Dancing Nightly BU't; PARROT Soul h Coast Pl;iza llotel Costa Mt•sa !'>40 2500 Dancing N1i;:hl1} J azz Jam '>e!>Ston Sund a). I to 5 p m See Pag<' 1ti ''AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON" wlll be ahown before and after pre'flew. IS I l I ~.(.Ive 61i!s E ~ From page 15 • BOOTLEGGERS ~ ~~i~to~h :~::h '2 962-9010 U: Dancing Nightly to Country i i CALABASH LANDING 17th & Orange Sts. 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MISSION OS11Vf IN 0 . 1111Nl1"•' .1 •4 f'I A Ii WARNER OlllVf IN WOHi•• Ii•• "'"' ol l•ffll l l;•G U7•Ht1 ~-.,--· "VICTORY" tNt -p "IYI 0, THI Nll.rx.a 111 ·----· ILMIOLOGO CON LA Nl"TA PM.IA Intermission College's offer different drama By TOM TITUS Of tlle o.lly f'li.t Statt tThis i., the last an a senes o/ three columns on the fall seasons fo r the Orange Coast's profe"10nal, com- munity and colteg1ate theaters) The "third phase" of local theater. often over- looked in the wake of the Ooodtide of professional and community-level stage offerings. is the fare offered by the Orange Coast's four college drama departments. Ordinarily, the college programs of- fe r something a bit different and the fall outlook for 1981 tends lo reinfo rce this assumption. Eight collegiate shows will be going on the boards in the first three months of the new season. The college season gets off to a late start, quite understan- dably since several weeks of rehearsal are re- quired after school opens in mid-September. Firs t on the boards will be Tom Stoppard's "Night and Day" at Saddleback College. opening Oct. 2 for two weekends. Golden West College 1s in a revival mood. bringing back John Patrick's "The Hasty Heart" for a three-weekend stint, beginning on Saturday. Oct. 10. Golden West. by the way, has shifted its curtain time to 8 o'clock this year. joining the other lhf.ee colleges in that regard. John Ferzacca. the Orange Coast College drama instructor and prolific playwright who's had three of his own shows mounted locally, makes it four on Oct. 22 when OCC presents his latest original, ''Getting Out." The play will run for two weekends. Saddleback College reaches back a few years for the Greek drama ''Antigone," a sort of sequel to Sophocles' "Oedipus" written during World War II by French playwright Jean Anouilh. It opens Oct. 23 for two weekends. UC Irvine gets into the act on Oct. 28 with a musical tribute to one of Amen ca 's greatest com- posers, "Gers hwin Tonight." The university players are active the next weekend also with a piece called "Slag,·• running Nov. 6-7. Still resurrecting golden oldies, Golden Wes t College will present "Invitation to a March" for a three-weekend engagement. starting Nov. 6. And UCI has Frederich Duerrenmatt's epic morality play "The Visit" ticketed for a Nov. 18-21 engage- ment. It's a balanced lineup with something for just about everyone, not to mention ticket prices more palatable than the colleges' professional and even community counterparts . • • • Nudes From Page 11 In "Primavera" the li ght from the window frames the r ecumbent nude in a n ullra- sophisticaled New York apartment. Lucien Clergue. who s till lives in his native France, started in photography as a young man. His first images were Provence landscapes and the bullfights of Aries. He has photographed Jean Cocteau at work on the "Testament d'Orphee" and is known for his pictures of Picasso. In fact. so highly did Pica530 regard his work that he called Cler~ue the "Monet of the lens." Quiz answers (JuPstions on Page 2 l > Oscar-winning ac· tress Diane Keat on, once known as Diane Hall. 2> Grammy.winning singe r Toni Tennille. t h en known a s Toni Shearer. 3) Bob Gunon 4 ) Cartoonist Phil l n- terlandi. 5) William Kirby Cullen. 6) Mike Farrell. ~~~~~~, .. ~.----------------...----------17 CHUCK NORRIS "s KANE •N ·'HUGELY ENTERTAINING!" -----~ -Gent>Sna111 Tnt.• rooaySnow N6C rv iRt)j\;l ~~o .. l 'AVCD EMB ASSY PICTUl=lES l=le•eese -u -fiil 1 ---~lllll~lllil M ~: r • f•IBI ISAAC STERN IN C HINA c .. " ........ ,,,., .. , Uluted Artms Qasacs Weekdaya 7:00 & 9:00 Sundays 2:00- 4:00-7:00-9:00 '"BODY HEAT' IS HOT STUFE ITS STEAMY, SULTRY, SEXY STORY COMES OFF THE SCREEN IN WAVES OF IMAGERY THAT SEAR YOUR EYEBALLS." -J.1L'k Kroll. Nc\\,\\cd ''TH E TEMPERATURE IS HIGH AND THE ACTI NG SIZZLING IN 'BODY H EAT:,, -Timc M jg:vinl! "A MELODRAMA SOAKED IN ATMOSPHERE, RICH IN CHARACTER AND TAUT WITH TENSION:, -S.11urda) Rc\iC" • ... BODY H EAT' IS THE FILM TO H EAT U P THE BOXOFFICE:'-Rona Ba rrett, NBC-TV • "BODY HEAT" WILLIAM HURT KATHLEEN TURNER and RICHARD CRENNA Written and Directed by LAWRENCE KASDAN Produced by FRED T GALLO PANAVtSIONf'TECHNICOLORft A LADO COMPANY RELEASE A • ._"f.ll~!:~r=ri:.:' .. ~"1\ C..,•n..i....w c_.,. .. _..__..... ~ I I I f 18 ~ Photography .0 i ··is it art? >. ftl "2 it From Page 1 ~c~ measuring gauge for the acceptance or photog- ~ raphy among the ~ works of the g r eat painters and sculptors, .§ the argument probably ci: would be rend ered mute. Some of the works of nature photographer Ansel Adams now com · m and astounding five· digit figures in auction. In 1980, three photo- graphy auctions in New York reportedly took in nearly $2 million. And like those who work with canvas or clay, only a select group o f well -establis h e d photographers are reap- ing huge monetary re- wards from their craft. Photographs have en- t ered the area of ·col- lectables: A print with the rig ht name and c ritical acc laim can match many a painting or scuJpture in invest- ment value. But photography as art is not based on dollar signs alone. A myriad of factors in· e luding lighting, con- tent, composition, style, technique and materials forge what eventually is turned inlo a fiftished print. Its valtte a.I art is largely left to the dis- criminating eye of the critic. When the s ubject turn5 to 8 discussion or photography as art, one needs look no further than Orange Coast College, which fosters one of the largest pho· tography programs in the nation. Chairman or the program is John Up· ton, a critic, educator a nd writer who has studied with such giants of Lhe camera and lens as Adams, Beaumont New hall , Edward Weston and M i n o r White. A specialist in educa- tion and art history, Up- ton speaks articulately a bo ut the nature of photography and its ascendancy into t he spectrum of fine art. Ac · tually, he believes, photography was art from its invention. ·'People began to use the process with that idea in mind,'' he said . "However, in terms or t he r ole p hotography played in the culture at the time -that wasn't the o nly thing that photography was about. It was a means of pro- v id Ing cheap portraits for the masses. But at the same lime it was also part of the kind or idealbJn abouC. pl,dorial represent~tion. · · · 1n the early 1830s ther e wa-s a period especially in France of r ealis m . .a nd there was also the ris ing bourgeoisie who wanted inexpen s ive pictures and portraits ; pictures of art and pictures of far away places." Victoria n photog - raphers tried to elevate their new image-taking process to art. Many photographers relied on imitation of great paint· e rs to justify their work. Noted turn-of-the · cep tur y photographer Allred Stiegl.itz focused on the unmanipulated photograph as artistic Others broke away from s traight photogr a phy, us ing color tones and soft focus to simulate the stroke of the brush. Adams came along to p i o n eer landscape photography, contribut· ing to the budding Modernist movement or the '20s and '305. "In a sense Adams in- vented the landscape pictorial," Upton said. "By pictorialism in this case I mean a certain self-conscious artiness. ·'When one starts a conversation about the slate of lhe art Of phO· tography you come to Ansel Adams. He has become a kind or folk· hero in a sense. But at the sam e time the phenomenon or what's happened to Ansel <has s tarted) a widespread public interest in photo· g raphy as an art form. It just so happens that Ansel has become more visible and in that sense more vulnerable or open t o s nipers such as myself." With his former wife, Barbara, Upton wrote a book si mply tilled "Photography," now the most widely used text· book in the field . Currently on s ab· batical from Orange Coast, the 49-year-old San Clemente resident has assembled a na - tional exhibition on color photogr a ph y whi ch opened at the lnterna-· tional Museum of Pho- tography, localed at the George Eastman House in Rochester . N. Y . The s h o w will t our throughout museums in the U.S. When he returns to the Costa Mesa community college in February, Up- ton plans on teaching a c lass in photographic print collecting and the development or the critical eye Ttt~· ·college photog· ··Classteal Land.scape 1Clouds Over lrvrne1 ... a pnnt by OCC student Rick Ferncase raphy program is sup- ported by eight full -time fa culty and about 20 part-time instructors The program ii two. pronged; serving stu- dents who w ish t o pursue photography as a profess ion and those who wish to further their int erest solely as an avocattoo. Upton said the pro· gram grew dramatically duriong the ·~. When he joined the coUege in 1964, there were two in - s tndors and 100 stu- dents. Now some 1,500 students enroll in more than 40 courses each semester , sharing the school's 60 enlargers and other equipment in shifts . It costs SS fo enter the program plus an S8 lab fee, and stu- dents can check out all types of camera equip· ment. They need only supply their own film, negative developer and pholographic paper. Upton owes th e growth of O r a ng e Coast's profram to the relative a flue ncy of the area and the ideal climate. Throw In some working professionals as instructors. ''Most community col- leges don't hire working artists to teach photog- raphy," he said. "This place is a little unique." Indeed, photography is an accessible artistic medium. The techniques can be learned quickly. Problems can be over- come more qujckly than painting or drawing . And photography has re- ceived wide public at- te ntion; cameras are ubiquitious. "It was an assumption say 10 or 20 years ago that photography was so simple, so facile It could be .done by anybody," Upton said. "That was an attitude that some, curators had.'· ··Part of the problem is there still is this great confusion about photog- raphy," said instructor Robert Widdi co m be . ·'Photography is used for so many dirferent things. H 's used for s napshots, it is used commercially . There are people who do im- ages that are technically and in some ways aesthetically advanced in the commercial field. There's this confusion about the boundaries." E very photographe r has his own st yle. Some use the shotgun ap- proach, shooting every image within the sights or th e viewfinde r Henri -eartier-Bresson, on the other hand , pioneered the concept of the "decisive moment," positioning himself in one place and waiting to capture an image. Course work 1n the photography program h elps students un - derstand the difference between the so-called accident and the photo- graph of concept and de- sign. ·'The camera is capa- ble of what one or m y teachers, Minor White, referred to as the 'happy accident,· " Upton said. "Minor, in elaborating on that, said the photog- r apher spe nt part or the time setting traps for happy accidents. In- deed Lhal happens with beginning students. "Sometimes I'll freak a student out because he'll bring in a photo- graph and it's just an a m azing thing. It is those things lhat pho- tography does. Let's say it disturbs the space and something alters my vis- ion or the world by that photograph and the stu- dent has llO Jdea of w,hat the hell tte'a done." D9lly,.... ..... .., ~~ O'o-11 OCC photography m!ltrnctor John Upton Classroom assign · ments include shooting photographs blindfolded. One project. say. has a student take 10 paces west and rtve paces e a st and t hen s hoot wh atever image a p- pe.ars . Both are de- signed to build the stu· dent's critical eye of his world. "Cameras provi de photographic informa· lion and that very photo- graphic information is interesting," Upton ex- plained. "What hap~ns is what we see in photo· graphs is what we turn around and see in the world. They (students) a r e conditi on e d by photography to see the world." While a student during the '50s, Upton was t rained to become a good photographer and make excellent prints. A poetic vision of t he world a nd perso na l s trategy were secon- dary. Camera techniques and darkroom mastery h ave n ot b ee n forsak en . But Upt on str esses the photog- rapher as individualist. Whether the direction turns to mixed media or straight photography. the instructors stressed the necessity for the stu- dent to continually use the photographic proc- ess t o e xpand one's Sec Art PO!lf' 19 Live G!ts From Page 16 i-lewpo11 Beach s-16·9880 RoC'k n· Holl DanC'ing :'-:1ghtl) BOBB\' MC'GEES 353 Coast I h,i!hY. a\ Newport &•a(•h ti7:1 s:1xo Dancing :"\11:hth ~t EDL.F.\'S 18774 Brookhurst F'ountain Valll'\ !Hi3 2366 Dining and St1<iw1.·ul>e Entertainment 7 nights a we<4: JOSE 1\1l'RPtl\'S 114 Mc Padden Phll"C Newport Beach 675 11)94 Music Nightly MOONRAKER 18542 MacArthur Hlvd Irvine 833 9600 Live MUl>IC N1ghth ··OLD FRIENns·· Toµ HI Night I) Sl'MMERFEST Sunda\1> "1th Gl•rman BJnd O\'E:RLAND ST1\(a: 1835 S I !arbor Anaheim ··JOHNNY STEWART SHOW". 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Dancing Nightly Aug. 17-Sept 12 "JUBI LI ATION" T t-a Oancing Sunclct~ ~ l '3CH 40 paper is just the nature .l!!!!!!!m of the camera," Upton said. "Quite by accident extraordinary things will happen. But the body of great a rt in photography was not made that way.", Gl'Y HALFERTY COM BO thru St•ptcmbC'r 6 OLD WORLD 7561 Center STl"OIO CAFE 100 Mam St rret Balboa 675 7700 L1H' Jan N1ghth Huntington Be;ich 897-1470 Live Entertainment "An old fashioned rock and roU horror movie with solid humor and enough jolts to keep you bolted to your seats. More t han anything it's a lot of fun:' Fred Yager, Associated Prus AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON l'OLYC.RAM l'ICl LIRt;o; PRE'>ENT A LYCANTHROPE FILMS LIMITED PROOllCTtON AN A\1FRICAN WEREWOLF lS LONOON 'iTARRl'\(, l)A\ to '\Al WHON,Jl:.NNY AGUTrER.GRIFFlN DUNNE &JOllN WOOOVINI:. ORICfl:">AL MLJ'ill" BY ELMER BERNSH .11' l:.,'Ul l, I\"[ PROOLl ER ... PETER r.ue ER & JON PFTER ... _ P'!.Or> <.Ell 8\' C.HlR(,I H11..,C\,JR. 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E Cli ~ q, U) >-.., 'C ;;; ... 8' _, ~ § a: Index Televwtn l'n51e 'l 011 t lie C111•(1r Pncw 2 ll1gt1l1uh1s f'a5w :I Sports flage 7 llliildl' /'\' I 'aqe ' Lellf.'rs Pay(' .~ \\'ord <:un11• l'nqc ·' 1'\1 P11zil<' Page x IJml 11 f;rirt' f>nqe JO Prime T111w IJ1•ta1/.\ I 1nyt1 Ill Tuhe ·foµpcr' Paq1• 10 Cable Subscrip11011 Page 20 Daylmte Drama . Page 29 Movie Cutde . Page 32 Program information is provided by the networks arid stations arid is sub1ect to change without notice Channel Ustings 8 KNXT <CBS) 6121 W. SWlSet Blvd . Los Angeles, Ca ., KNBC <NBC> 3000 W Alameda Ave ., Burbank, Ca. 9 KTLA (Ind.) 5800 W. Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca fJ KABC <ABC> 4151 Prospect Ave .. Los Angeles, Ca. (8) KFMB (CBS) 7677 Engineer Rd .• San Diego. Ca. Cf> KHJ-TV (Ind.) 5515 Melrose Ave .. Los Angeles. Ca ( 10) KCST (ABC) 8330 Engineer Rd .. San Diegf • ca ID KTTV C Ind. J 5746 W SWlSet Blvd .. Los Angeles. Ca • K COP-TV (Ind.) 915 N . La Brea Ave .. Los Angeles, Ca. 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There a re several e ntertaining a nd in· formative magazines on the rack that put esoteric. if not downright arcane, knowledge within the gras p of the lay reader The first and still the best -of these is Omni. a colorful and literate monthly e xcursion into the worlds of biology. astronomy. anthropology, phys ics and psychology. Omni is distinguished by it's remarkable attention to the visual apect s of communications -which is to say, great graphics · Thal tribute to the pleasures of the eye will be a mainstay in lhe upcoming ··omni" television series. said Violet Silvas. publicist for Omni Productions, the video branch of Bob Guccione's publishing operation Che a lso puts out the sex mag Pe nthouse) The show premiers on Saturday, Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m . on KABC, Channel 7 in Los Angeles "The whole point of the show is to pick up what lhe magazine is doiAg and be as visually ex· citing as possible," said Silvas. The set. on which host Peter Ustinov will amuse and pontificate , was designed by Roman Danilo Donati. three-time Acadamy Award winner and creator of lhe surrealistic scen ery In Federico Fe llini's "Satyricon." Producers for the half-hour program are Vi- vian Moss and John Savage, who directed the outstandin g series "The Body Human" for CBS in 1978. The first episode indicates that "Omni," the TV s how, will specialize in bringing us several s hort explorations of intriguing phenomena. eschewing excess detail in favor of simple rev. elation. On tap is a s egment on underwater human births, a look at a "capsule hotel" in Japan, a dis· cussion of using silicon chips to improve the func- tion of the human brain and a computer that simulates the mouth of man. Interspersed will be bits of computer graphics, interesting photographic works and games and quizzes -the things that have made Omni Magazine so popular wilh the non-mathematical masses. But competition awaits There is "Nova" o n PBS. unquestionably the best general-interest sci- ence program ever to air. "Nova" is an hour-tong series of documentaries dealing with such diverse subjects as early birth control advocat-es to the question of whe ther our dinosaurs were wiped out by an asteroid. Each theme is meticulously de- veloped and conflicting viewpoints are impartially OntheCower pr e!>ented No matter what the subject 1t 1s made to fascinate lone episode dealt ~1th s ub-soil microbes and, honest, it W3S fon ) A relative newcomer is Walter Cronkite's ·'Universe" on CBS This half-hour s eries is enter lainm g and informative, bul generally lightweight. ·omni" appears to be cul an the sam e mold. but with a more artistic presentation. The psuedo·science program ··tn Searc h Of. .. ·· 1s distributed independently. Hosted by Leonard Nimoy, "Jn Search Of .... is marked by shoddy re· search and an impulse to titillate rather than enlighten NIGHT OF THE LIVING GUEST HOSTS: Tom Snyder's ··Tomorrow Coast lo Coast" has tired blood and nothing seems lo help Last year execs at the NBC talk show for night owls afflicted Rona Barrell on their audience in an attempt to add spice but the results were unpleasant: Tom and Rona went al each other like Siamese fight· ing fi sh and then s he was gone. Undaunted m their belief that there's nothing we want to see worse at 2 a .m . than lalkfog celebrities, the Sn yde r People have outdone themselves In the season that began tbis week, Snyder will feature cele briites talking about themselves with hold onto your beames -oCher celebrities! So far they 've had Rita Jenrette in· te rviewing "Playboy" editor Hugh Hefner, who previouslv br!'ughl us a full·color s pread of the former Con gresswife expos ing her parts. Coming soon will be Charles Grodin io a seg· ment on Ne w York City cab drivers, Gina Lollobrig1da discussing her photo essay on Henry Kissinger, Marlin Mull interviewing Norman Lear and Paul Williams talking to race car drivers. It's all called .. Celebrity Byliner" and it's bound to be boffo. Explains series producer John Huddy: "There are notables who, for a variety of reasons. don't want to do television because they are afraid of what, t.o them, is the unknown. But when another celebrity they might admire and r espect comes forward and says. 'I'd like to do a video portrait of you as part or an exciting and in- novative series,' the most elusive and inaccessible of newsmakers and celebrities may . . " Oh. never mind. ''Return to Oz' readied HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Walt Disney Studios will make an all-new movie about L Frank Baum's enchanted land of Oz with "Return to Oz." The studio has assigned Walter Murch and Gill Dennis to write a screeni'>lay based on the books by Baum. The studio has owned film rights or all of the Oz books. except "The Witard of Oz," ror 30 years, said Disney president Ron Miller. Gospel opera set on Channel 50 When Stephen P. Kopels, a producer-director flicting messages and lifei;tyles for a "song" of her for WDCN-TV in Nashville. decided he wanted to own fl was recently received with enthusias m at put together a program highlighting gospel music. th<' internotion:-il INPUT '81 colloquium In Venice . he wanted il "in something other than a variety Italy format." "Make A Joyful Noise" was concieved and So Kopels enlisted gospel singer Bobby Jones created in less than one month by Kopels, Jones, I lead vocalist in a group called Nf'w Life>. who In lyricist Donna Mc Laughlin a nd J effrey R Wyant t urn asked a few friends to help create n fres h Except for one Bob Dylan song, all of th<- format for the gospel sound. musk is original. The result. Kopels rcluclanlly admits, Is an Costuming Is contemPorary and special light· original gospel opera. rf Th "Opera sound ti little heavy," he says. "but it Ing effects center vlsu~lly on the pe ormers e Is totally sung , and dramatic, 50 that ·s what it is." sets are created In an 1mpres:o1lon1sl mode "Make A Joyful Noise," Kopels' gospel oper a, "Make A J oyful Noise" appears Wednesday, follows a young woman. played by Nashville's Sept. 9, at 8:30 p.m . on KOCE. Chann el 50 in Hunt· Glenda Smtth·White, as she scaf~bes~ c~n.-···-in-ton ~h • • • •· · · · • .. · · · · · · · · Friday's specials SEPTEMBER 4, 1911 EV£HING The quartet Is j<>ined by apeclel gueat John 1<*-for mn hour of ~h flylng lazz. CID ON LOCATION: THE FIFTH AHNUAl YOUNG COMEDIANS 8HOW 1:00 II NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 8PEaAL "The Arn8zon" Alaander Scourby nanatM mn odys- aey down the world'• mightiest rlvw, from the Andes to the OONn 10:00 fll OPERA FAOM 8AH FRAHC'8CO 3 (/) ID "O ; 3 CT 9;00 (BJ Mt88INO PEMONS: DEAOOAAlM Carl Reiner Introduces some of the country's moat promlalng humorlltl In • progr 8fTI lrom I he lenwtd Comedy Store In Los AngeleS ~ "L8 Gioeondll" Aci I ot. .• Poncnlelll' a c:lasaic aper• featuring Ren1t1 Scollo encl Luciano P•v•rolll Includes d ocument.,y loot•ge designed to enhance the viewer's underllanding of the ICt P•trld< O'NMI •xaml.- the b8Cltgrounds ol alx lamoua people who v•n· rshed wittlou1 • It-and poM8 possible rMSOns lor their dluppeareneee 7:30 G DeSASTat HIGH N8EIHF9'NO Host Johnny Mount•ln t&kN 8 look et v8rtouS high rise llru that NIYe taken pl.Ce here and •broad, Including the MGM Grand nra In UI veg .. ~ Q THE RUHNIHO EX9EAIEHCE Jenn M.,ahall hosts th1a look •t the e•panding pn... nomena of running and the aiu-•nd ef1ecll !Nit have Chmnged the lllestytea OI mllllon• of Arne<icllnl. 11:00 (Q) HAAAY CHAPIN Th11 recorded concert reminds us ol how this man·a songa touched everyone end that -h•.,. lost • spec:t91 t elent, llS many of his best known compositions •re per· lorrMd In this apedal 12:00. THE OOU>EH AOE OF TEL.EVl8IOH "Many" Rod Steig« and Nancy M.,chend II., In • 1955 production of P8ddy Chmyettlly'a 18iepl8y about • homely butchet who '""' In IOYe with • pl•ln glr1. CS) aaAME VII John Bvr-ahowt you things atrmnget than truth, larger than Ille. and zanier thmn mnY1hing you'Ye - ... n In theM apecl•I encore pr-t•tkHla lrom the Showllme Blz.,re ltbraty Saturday's specials WHERE TIME STANDS STILL T he hopeless plight of rural blacks who live near and in Jackson. Miss. is examined by NBC News Correspondent Garrick Utley on the NBC White Paper program (Ch. 4l Wednesday at 9:30 p.m The program will show how cov- ert racism is being aggravated by economic hard times that force blacks and white into fierce competition with each other for jobs. education and housing. 2:30 CID 8UN..E.80UE U.8.A. Red But1on1 pl•ys hOSI to baggy-pented comec:ll•n• and ex of IC danc.ra en • wild extr•vtiganz• pro· duced In the authentic, racy style or burlesque. 4:30 U PETER, PAUL AHO MARY The legendMy IOlk trio. reeponaible lor l<>Ctl clN- llca u "leevlng On A Jet Plane" •nd "Early Morning Rain," pr-.ts .,.. µnlor· oett•ble COf>C9rt of their tlmeleea music Including many of their old 18VOrftea and m81'1y ,_ aotlO• Sunday's specials SEPTEM8EA t . 1881 EVENING 8:00. 9 JEM'f LEWt8 TELETHON An Mnu.i tj)eclal, llYe lrom Lu VegM and oti- locatk>tla. le8turea • IOng htt of C81ebrltlea and •• held for the benellt of Mus· 0 wu a lreshman player lor Box Olflce In September nercotlea oHlcef. Narrator: cular Dystrophy Stmnlord Unlvetalty untll 8:00 II M488 CAUFOAHIA Ed AIMI G'i) OPERA FROM SAN hl9 w:o<\d U.S. Ooetl Ten-WON..D 10:36 SJ JOE ALBANY: A JAZZ FR.+..HQ8CO nit Champ4onstilc> 'llictory. Gary Redstoel< end Ilene Lll"E "la Glocond•" Aci I of Host· Tony Rand911. (R) 1CUO U El.EPHAHT PARTS Mk:hMI Nesmith produt*I th11 9')ec:l81 e•tr•vtiglllUa of sound and lmtiget wtlh uazy cherKter1 tnat can do unbelleYlble thing• 11:*> (BJ 80 YOU WANNA 8E A 8TAA? The efforts or ,..,. 1191r1ng entertelnert to hit "the big time" and achieve stardom .,. trK*S through 1111«· vlewt and 8Clu91 pertor- mllnQ98. 12''00 CS) ED MCMAHON AHO COMPA>IY Guests· Th• Te••• Cowgirls, Phyllla Diiier. Abbe l.MW~ 3:30 CS) AICHIAADl'8 CHAM8ER ~HORROR AND lll.lJ8ION Vincent Price hosta lhl• per1orm11nee by mut8f lllualonl1t Rk:hlardl who la IOlned by the 8Q'oblltlc team of Oevtd and Goliath and MC8pe anlll Loyal J-. Monday's specials CS) AA8CAl DAZZLE Gr•tt host this gila event, Albany. • b09 plenllt In the Ponchlelll'• c:taselc aper• The Little Raac811 gel In ttipeel in San FrancilCO In ••t• forties. t91ka opanly fNturlng Renata Sco1to ~ 1, 1111 •nd out of the darrw:i.11 June. with the winner 8bout his lall Into drugs and lucl•no P•v.,otll EVB..a trouble. going on to the Miii and the ConMQuenc:.I th•t Includes document.,y 7:00 II ST An FNR, U.8.A. U.S.A WOr1d P8gNflt In loltowed. root1 ge designed 10 l:IO (BJ SecMT YAU.EV Host. Olclt V.,,, P111en New Yor1t 11:*> lll DtFHi.AEHT anhance the viewer's Nelghbortlood kids help Gue1t1: Air Supply, Sl118f t:Ollll 8ATCHMO DAUMMIER: El.VIN JONES undef118ndlng of the eel old m•n M cCormi ck Sledge. Louil Arm•lr""" narrttM The mu~ hlllOtY Ind u-•· Tony<>--~-•. (R) B ) hw -·.. Im..,... Ion I the modw ~ ._..,_ (Hugh K-yme t an 9 OPENl.o MOHT: THE this progrmm mronlding ...,.net 0 n (Q) VIETNAM: THE T9' the vtlllmns who ar• lrllUdu- MAKJHG Of' AH Of'£RA his Ille from the Hrly days INZ ~Is explored. TiiOlJ8AHO DAY WAR lently .._.ing his home A documentary on the San In New Of1Nn1 to hit lut 12:00 CS) BIZARAE XX111 .. ,.,,. VMlage Wer" America In the secret v.ney. FrwilCO ()pec'a·1 produc:-8P9Nfence •t the New· John Byner lhOwl you handl the w81 b8Ck 10 t:OO CID~ WHEN: lion of "L• Glocond•" por1 Jau Festlv91 In 1970 tNngm 11rmnget than truth, South Vletnern In • pro. tr-. the d4rveloj>merlt or t:S6 9' KENNEDY CEHTEA 18/ger than Ill•. •nd ianler CMS known u "Vletn•m· ~~ I.US the ttory SEPTIM8EA 5, 191t Ponchlelll'a clUllC opet8 TONIGHT thW'I 81f1Y1hlno you'Ye • ._. tutlOn .. (Pert lO) of the A~ free prMa. ~ lrom lhe lnltlel 18111• to "A Sllut• To Duke" Sarllh -9:30 g PETER, PAUL ANO Its prlntert and puWltl«•. Of*llno night. (R) V•ugh•n. Joe Wllll•m• and 1t:05. BUT n.EH SHE'S MARY he8dltnea •nd by-11 ..... 8!00 <:m JOHN MCENROE (HJ HBO SNEAK PAEV1£W other jazz greats P•Y • BETTY CARTVI The populat folk trio ot the IC8ndel1 •nd acoope The Ille of the currant Husband-and-wile cornice special trlbu1• 10 Duke EH-Jau Singe< Betty Caner ii ·eo. 11 _, performing CS)WHAr8 UP AMENCAI Wimbledon chwnp, known Jerry Stiller •nd Anne l~ton. profiled through lnt8fVlewl both Old mnd ,_ m•terl•I. Take 1 snort lool< •t the le>< his aggressive llyle Meara lntroduee the mov· 9:45 U NAACO and per1orm•nca Including th• claHIC fives ol midgets •nd -CD C» both on and ott the court. '"· special• •nd apon• A documentary look at the 1:06 • ICITTYHAWK. .. AMT "Lea\ling 0n A Jet Pl-.. See Highlights. 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Rob41rt Kfe4n and Steve Lanoea- betg get together at the n.g11119<>1 where .they aN got their 11ar11 .... al .0 E From Page 3 al COlnl!Wllbt• Ind r- • QUaltty ecruc.tlon Is pre- sented Joyce Oavtdaon Suaaltlnd tallcs With colleagues and patient• or the t979 Nobel Peace Prize recipient about her work In remote villages. leper homa Ind ()tj>h•nagea (RI Wednesday's specials Ci al en dw111t1. make • test run wllh the world's tutell bit<•: er.ck the mytterlM of 1 nut ~m. ride the rang• wllh •spiring cowboyt 0 U8EAACE IN LA8 \IEGA8 Mr Sh<>wmanlhlp shines tn 1\11 Laa Vegas .ct thll "" r;erythtng lrOlll boo- gie woogle to clastklal and dlsc:o 10:00 8 THE YOUNGEST VICTIM 'Amertca·s Sexu ally Exploited Child' Robe<t Blake narrates thll docu- mentary Which takes a hllld-Ntung look at Child mole11111on and ch•ld por- nography through tnter- vt-s w1th motesters vtc- llms and their tamu~. detec1111es from the Los Angeles Police Oepart- men t. members ot S l A M and representa- llves from the Rene Guyon Socoety 11-oom SEEWHATISAY Hotly Near axpt0tes the issue ot making concerts accessible to har>dteapped people ,.H THE UNExPUAOA TED BENNY HILL The wild and wacky Btollst'I comedian p0ttray1 various characters 1nctud1ng a corcus Clown ano a French exchange student. In numerous sketches 11:30ml TOSAYIAM A locus on the latest tech- nology allowing Ch•ldren and adults w ho are speechless due to severe phys1cat handicaps to 2:30 CS) 8PECT ACUt..AR LOHOOH Suanne Somen talc• us on • dazzling tour ot Lon- don to -the alghta and IOW\d1 ol Soho, Piclldllly Circus and the T-or London UO CS) 8088Y VINTOH Bobby Vinton perto1m1 aome of 1111 biggest htts from the Sands Hotel In Las Vegas 4·30 LIVE OEAOI -THE ORAT'EJ'Ul. OEAO IN CONCERT The Grateful Dead are fea- tured In • Hatio-COO· cert II RlldlO Coty Mus.c Hall 1n N-Yotk Clly host- ed by Al Franken and Tom Davis TUESDAY'S SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 8, 1981 EVENING 8:30 S UVE OEAOI -THE GRATEFUL DEAD IN CONCERT The Gr11tetul Dead are fea- tured on a Halloween con ~t 11 Radio C•ty Music Hall on New 'fork City host- ed by At Franken •nd Tom Davis 7:00 0 RUN TO 28 last .,.., the Tro1ans set a use record '°' the most conseGutlve gamea played wrthout a 1011 the 11ig111og111s ot tne seaaon are remerT1befed on this spec:All 1:00 m THE WORLO Of' MOTHER TERESA CS) BIZARRE lOOll JOhn Byn« 8hows you thlno-stranger than truth. t111ger than Mia. and unlet than an)'111tng you've --· 8:30 (S) LAFF-A-THOH A comedian host and tour comic contestanll who compete against one another are featured tn 11111 uncensored comedy game show ~Ol) ART CfTY M1ch1el Caine nerrates this sojourn through m1f0t pubhc and provate South- land arl collections. lncluo orig the Getty and the L ACMA m OH BEING HUMAN WITH LEO BUSCAGLIA One man·s simple ph1toso phy ot hie and love 1s pre sented on an ul'IGOmmon poignant mannet ( $ i ntE WACKY WORLD OF JONA THAN WINTERS Host Orton Welles 11.30 H RED SKEL TOH'S MOAE FUNNY FACES The 1ntern11t1ona1tv eccla1moo French mime Marcel Marceau 1otn1 the maste< comed11n In a per- tormanc41 at the Corcte on tile Square Theatre on Kitchener Ontaflo 3:00 ( $ BIZARRE XXUI John Byner mows you t/11rtgS stranger than truth, large< than ltte and zanier than anything you've ever '418n SEPTEMBEll t . 1te 1 EV£NINO 1:00 B THE WHITE SEAL In an animated venlon of Audy111d Kipling's "Jungle Book," 1 white 1111 -~ IOI 1 ufe 111and fOf hllT\Mlf •nd h'-fellow 11als.(RI S) NATIONAL OEOORAPfflC 8PECIAl. .. The tnvlalble World" Amazing and htghly ·~ clallzed cameras •nd 1mag1rog de11k;es uncover mlCroscoplC Ille 1n mtnote detail. penetrall galuMtS. freeze movement and unravel my11eries about 1naen1 Egyptian mum- ml8$ !RI ®J SAMMY Sammy Da...ts Sr JO<ns Sammy Devis Jr lo re111ew the hlglltlghta ot e career that has spanned the enhre range ol ent11<ta1n- ment 8:30 I) DR. SEUSS' THE HOOBER-<BLOOB HIGHWAY Animated Betore they deparl 10< the £11rth ere& lures witness wnat wlll happen down there' when Hoober Btoob ar>d hos slaH of Btoop-Bleepera Grew-Gruaters and a Ptumpl reveal all (RJ m MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE Gtenda Smlth·Whlte 111rs 1n an original gospel opera about a young woman who 1s looking tor direction In her lote and fonds It In retlQ· t:OO S> MAKE A JOYRJL NOISE Gl!Wlda Smlth-WhJte 1t1r1 In an ortglnal oo-Pet oper1 about • yourog woman who 11 looktng '°' direction In her die and linda It In r811g- lon 8':30 D Qt N8C WHITE PAPER "A,._IGa -Black And White" GaHICk Utley and Eme<y 1(1ng examine the prot>lem1 and c1111tenges racmg btacl<. Ame11<:an1 loday. m CALIFORNIA RIGHTS An 1um1n1tlon ol the Clh· l0tn1a Supreme Co~m·a tendency to provide m0te 1ndrv10uat freedoms than are guar111teed by the US Constttut1on and the CO<Jn's controverSlal rut 1rogs on bUstrog the death penehty abortton and delendents' ro0111s ,Sl PIPS Comedy 1s a very funny topic When David Brennet. Andy Kaufman Robert Kleon and Steve Landes Derg get together 81 the rughtsPot wtwe they 1111 got theor starls 10-30 H MISStHO PERSONS: DEAD OR ALIVE Patrick O'Neat examines the backgrounds ol '" tamous people wtio van· •Shed w1thou1 a trace and Poses l>0$111>fe re11son1 tor their disappearance$ 3:00 (SJ PIPS 3:30 (SJ LM OEADl -THE ORATEFUl DEAD IN COHaR'T The Grateful Dead are tea- lured in a Halloween COO· ce<l al Radio City MuliC Hall In N-V0tk City hoat- ed by Al Franken and Torn Davis Thursday's specials SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 EVENING l."00 0 80XIN0'8 BIOOEST 8HOWOOWN Sugai Ray and Thomas Hearn talk about their upcoming tight and each other fOined by other stars ol boxing 1nclud1ng the 0tog1nal Sugar Ray Robin son ~RUNAWAYS: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 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N y) Sa turday's sports 9£PTEMBER 5. 1981 MORNING t:OO 8 WCT TENNIS "S200.000 Maryland lnvt rational" Manual Orantes vs Biii Scanlon 0:30 0 HAAAESS HOOF8EAT8 Hoats Robin Burns. Rt1ph Slrac;o 10:30 G» THE 8ASEBALL BUNCH Host Jotlnny 8erlCh 11:00 0 (B 8A8EBAU.: AH IN8IOELDOK 8 BASEMU. Callfomla Angela al Cleve- land Indians 0 HR. AEPOAT HO>JI: Jayne Kennedy 11: IS 0 Q! aA8E8ALL Regional c ov•r•g• of HIWS1on Astros 11 Montre. II Expos. New York Yank- -11 Kansu City Roylla AFTt:ANOON 12:30. vtC BfW>EH"S TENNIS FOA THE FUTURE "Singles Strelegy I" Vic BtMlaro shawl viewer. Iha I no 1mOYnt ol strategy can mte<oome • lack of good fundamentals (RIO 1:00 8 Cl) U.8. 0P£H TENHl8 T09 tennla proe, lncludlng Bjorn Borg. Jimmy Con- nors, Chris Evett LIC>yd Ind Trecy Au1Un compete In this tourn&"*'ll, ope of the Grand Slam ot Tennis eventa (from Flusnlng Meadows. N Y J. 2:00 o a sPORTSWOflLo Bo~1ng --tO-round light h .. vywe1g111 bout between James Sc-011 end Dw>ghl B•uton (live from Rahw•y State Proson N J ) 0 saf~ OlYMPtC8 This annual compe1111c>n features a group of mid- ~ and tlldetly ath- letes competing 1n awlm- m•ng. track and field and oth!lf' athletic events 3:00 @) COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW "810 10" 3'30 0 ®') WALKER CUP OOLF MATCl-4 Amateur golle•s rrom the United Stales and Great Brotain compete on the old· est onternatronal golf com- pe1111on eiusllng today (lrom the Cyi><ess Pooni Club on Pebble Buen. Cat1f I 4.30 0 (fm WIDE WOALD OF SPORTS IS-round WBC Supet Wei· terwalghl Championship bout oerween defender Wilfred Benitez and Cerlos Santos (llve lrom Laa VBQHI. U S Woman's Plall0tm Otvlng Cham- PIOnsnlpa (from Mlttlon Viejo, Ca111 t: 1S-round WBC World Fealhetwelght Championship bout t>et-Salvadote Sen- cllez -.nal EWHIHG 8:00 0 9 NCAA FOOTBAU Alabama 11 LSU 8:*> 8!> vtC llRADEN'8 T£NNl8 FOR THE R/TVRE "Singles Strategy II" Vic Briden shOw9 you how. wt>en. Ind """9<e to mlU!e your stroll• work fot you In 1 llnoles match (R) O 10:00 m RAMS WEE< Host Barry Tompkins 1111<• I I<><* II Ramt ICllV· Illa on and off the lleld 11:00. COUEOE FOOTMLL PREVIEW "PAC 10" TENNIS ACTION C BS Sports <Ch. 2> will present a minimum of 31 hours of ex elusive live and videotape coverage of the 1981 U.S. Open Tennis Championships from Flushing Meadows Park. N. Y Brent Musburger will host ·u.s. Open Update.· which will be broadcast ever y evening of the championships through Sept. 11. Sunday's sports 9:30 I Cl) HR. TOOAY 10:00 HR. FOOT9AU New Of'leane Sllnll at Atlenta Fllc:onl Ci) SPORTS AMENCA "All~Arablan HorM Show" (R) Cl) HR. f'OOTBALL Regional coverage of Oal- IU Cowboys al WNhlng- lon Redlltlns; New Orlean• s.lntt 11 Atlanta Falcone; Ptoll8delphl1 Eaglae at ,.._ Yori! Glanll: San Fr~ co 49en al Detroit Uona 8 Hfl. FOOTBALL KtnlU City Chlet1 11 Plltaburoh St....,, 11:00e IA8EMU California Angels •I C..... land lndWnl •o &*aa>.u .. Aeglonal ~· of 09'1-land it• I II Balllmora Of 1- olee; Cincinnati Rada 11 Ptoltadelphla Ptoilllet IB 800CER MACE IN ~ "Transconlinenlal Cup" Nolllngham ForHI ve Uruguay Naclonal Al'TPNOOH t:OO 8 Cl) U.8. OP£H TENHl8 Top lennll proa. lncludlng Bjom Borg, Jimmy Con- nots. Chris Evert LIOyd and Tracy Autlln, compete In thia tourn~t. one ot rhe Grand Slam ot Tennis event• (live from Flushing Mead~.N.Y) D NF\. FOOTBAl..L Houeton Oiiers al LOI Anoeies Rams (8 NFL FOOTBALL Oakltnd Raiders al Oenvt1t Broncos 2;30 D 0 U.S. AMA T'EUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP live covetage of Iha lont J roun<I or play In this goll tournament (from the Olympic: Club In San Fran- cisco, Calll ) EVEHINO 7:00 SJ VIC BRADEH'S TatNIS FOA TI1E FUTURE "Singles Stra190y II VIC Bf aClen Shows you hOW when and Whe<e to make yO<Jr atr~es wotk fOf you 1n • atnglM match. (R) o 11:00 0 SPORTS SHACK Host Lynn Shackelford 11:30 II U.8. OPEN HIOHUOHT8 Hlghllghll Of the day'I ac11<>n In the US Open Tennis Championships (from Flushing MHdows Ny ~ 12:00 8 8POAT8 ANAL Host JlmHlll Monday's sports 8EPT'EM8ER 7, 1981 MOAHINO 11:30 9 Cl) U.S.°"" TENNl8 T09 tannll pros., lndudlnQ Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Con- norw, Ctwit E-1 Uoyd and T recy Aua11n. c:ompela In this toumamant, one of the Grand Slam of r.,,nll aYanta (from Fluehlng MMdowa, N Y.) EVENWG e.-oo • o NF\. FOOTaAU. San Diego Q\argeR at Cleveland Browne 11:30 8 Cl) U.8. 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OPEN • HIGHUQHT8 Hlghllghtt of the d1y'a action In the U.S. Open Tennis Ch1mplon1hlp1 (!Tom F1uahlng Meedows. N Y) (/) CD lJ iii 3 a !!! ,. 8 ~·Inside TV ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! D ' E !1'he Miracle of Kathy Miller' set for TV "2 it By J EFF PARKER g Of u. O.My,... .... ~ "The Miracle of Kathy Miller," based on the ~ true story of an Arizona teen-ager who overcame E massive brain damage to eventua lly win ci: England's Victoria Award, will be broadcast Oct. 5 on CBS. The made-for-tv movie stars Sharon Gless. Frank Converse, Bill Beyers and Helen Hunt as Kathy. The movie dramatizes a year in the life of the Miller family, in which Kathy lies in a coma for 10 days following a car accident, re· covers slowly and finally goes on to run a 10 kilometer race just eight months after the acci dent. .. The cast of the JO-year old "Guiding Light" soap is currently in the Canary Islands taping se· quences for the coming season. The on-location shooting demonstrates the recent trend for more exotic settings for daytime dramas The cast of "Search for Tomorrow." incidenlallyi is soon to be in Hong Kong for taping of that popu ar soap. . · Brooke Shields. who debuted on "Kids Are People Too" two yeari:. ago, will return a s special (; U·:SS \'A.\ DY KI-.' gu<.'St when the s how begins its new season Sept 13 The show will be h1ghhghted by the singing of host Randy Hamilton. . M11ureen Anderman will star as an ex-convict trying to make a living as a writer while looking after a family of four "adopted" kids in "Every Letters Stray Dog and Kid'' set for telecas t Monday, Sept. 21 on NRC. The comedy-drama revolves around a dinner meeting between the writer and a prospective publisher, a meeting that is unex· Rogers P.I. • 1n 'City of Angels' What was the private-eye series Wayne Rogers starred in after quitting "M•A•S•H"? Rogers was the star of "City of Angels," an hour-long 1976 dramatic series set in the '30s. My wife and I have been avid fans of the old Elizabeth Montgomery show "Bewitched." Could you please tell us why Dick York left the series a nd what happened to him? York left the show in 1969 arter its fifth season. to retire from acting and devote himself to his family a nd writing. He sold several of his screenplays and ideas this past year, and is work· ing on a development deal with one of the networks. I can still bum the theme song to "Batman," but can you tell me what the lbeme song to "The Green Hornet" was? If printed words could sing, they'd hum you something that sounded like a souped-up version of TV puzzle R1msky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee." Al Hirt played the "Hornet" theme on the '66·67 series. This may seem a bit trite, but who won thi daytime Emmy for best actor in a soap in 1979? Nothing is too trite for trivia burrs. Al F reeman Jr won for his role in "One Life to Live." Didn't J ohn Lennon and Yoko Ono once do a concert on TV together? I remember that It might have been for a cause of some sort. Just before Christmas of '72. John Lennon and his wife, Yoko, gave a benefit performance in New York for the Willowbrook Home for Retarded Children. ABC lelevised the concert. (Send your letters to Pepper O'Brien. United Feature Syndicate, 200 Park Avenue, Room 602. New York. N Y. 10166. J ACROSS 1,8 Shown, p11ya Hot Lips 12 13 1' 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 25 26 27 ~!9 :io on MASH Laurence Actor Shroyer Congressman (ab.) Journey's- Actor Paclno Mr. Segal's inslgne Our continent (ab.) Actor Connery Sold·out sign Estrada of CHIPS Compass pt. Conrad-on Oilf'rent Strokes Four seasons Flamingo- Miss Oakes handbag decor Actor Greene Mra.-·1cow 31 Miss Rolfe's sign-off 32 Berry on What's Happening 34 Van Dyke or Van Patten 37 Kukla,-and Ollie 38 Leave-to Heeven 4t The Late- 43 Clart< or Rogers 44 Actor Edmund- (5 Leave It-Beaver '6 Not prime time 47 Mr. Elgarl's initials 48 Country In GB 50 From--z 51 -Adams on Lou Grant 53 She starred on The Waltons 55 Role for 13 Across 56 Jerry, Mark 1nd Tom DOWN 38 Oon- 39 Actor Tom- pectealy mterrupted by police who are searching for drugs Production will begin Sept. 22 on NBC's "The Devlin Connection." a new m ystery starring Rock Hudson and Jack Scalia. The show focuses on the relationship }.Ind adventures of Brian Devlin !Hudson>. a successful former detective who has become director of a cultural center, and his son, Nick ($calial, a street wise detective from Ne w York. Devlin's high society world is in contrast to that of his son. who coaxes him into part time de· tective work Oan Haggerty will star 1n the title role or "The Capture of Grizzly Adams," a two hour NBC World Premiere movie now in production. Chuck Connors. Keenan Wynn, Kim Darby and Noah Beery will also s tar. The movie was inspired by the film and series, "Grizzly Adams" which were popular in 1977 a nd 1978. The one-hour musical comedy, "How to Eat Ltkl' a Chi ld " wi ll be broctdC'ast Sept 22 on NBC Thi!'.> ~how ta kt•s a comic look al · adults-in training.· nam,•l;. children The music is done by John Forster, including s uch numbers as "'How to Torture Your Sister " Forster says that the s how is "very s assy" and is about how kids ··real· ly feel .. Ile ~lso said that the show 1s in no way a lesson. but "Just plam fun ' The s~c1al 1s based See Kathy Paqe 30 Word game F= ILL ltJ TI-4€ Ml~SING LElffr?S ltJ IHe ''IV l>JORDS" BELOW. WIOILIFI I I I I IAI IKI I 11 IDI ~I I 1'1 IRI I ( ·'fl/JV C,.Al AC{. .. 8vr / I 11 1 I ~AN 'ft(4(,?'I ~ ~c A~NJG£ l~E 11. 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O.ane LAne (()}MOVIE •*'""Bon Voyage, Char- "" Brown" C 1979) Animal· ed 01rec1e<1 by Bill MeltlO· dez m MOVIE • • • '"' .. Those Lips. Those Eyes" ( 1980) Fran~ Langella, Glynnis O'Con· nor 7:30 fJ 2 ON THE TOWN Hosts· Steve Edward& . Melody Rog11<s A day at the drag r.us, visit lhe Natoonal Arm Wrestling Championships. the UCLA T elevtll<>n Archives 0 SHANANA Gueet: Jay Jo'1nson 0 DISASTER: HIGH RISE INFERNO Host Johnny Mountain takes • took at v1t1oos high rise tlras that have taken piece here and abroad. Including the MGM Grand fire In las Vegas. m I, CLAUDIUS ..A God In COlehester" Cl11udlu1·s reign hllS t>ecome as SO<dld and eo<· rupt ea those ot his less noble predecessors (I) P.M. MAGAZINE A charm school tor chll• dren and adults; a tour of a potato Ohfp factory 8:00 8 (() INCREDIBLE HULK A mutcie bulld11< tries to win a beach conte&1 (R) D MOVIE "James Dean· The First American T-.ager" DOC· umentary 8 MOVIE • • • • ·•The Greet McGlnty" (1940) Brian Oontevy, Alllm Tam11otf U lt.Ol llENSDN Benson • mother dies while vialllng him (RI U MO'-"E • • • "Minion Batangas" ( 1968) Ven Miles, Denni• Wee vet See i"nday·s. Page 11 Hammond Organ and Pi a no Center We have moved to 270 E. 17th Street (Hillgren Square) Costa Mesa. Ca., 92627. New phone 645-9133. Open for business as usual only better. Plenty of parking. Larger quarters, air conditioned. Coastline Community College classes beginning Sept. 8, piano and organ. Register at our store. For further information, please call. 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(HJ MOVIE ** * "II'• My Turn· I 1980) Jiii Cl1ybur9h, MlchMI Oouglat (S)MOVIE • • • "Return From Witch Mountain" ( 19771 Selle Davia. Chrlll~ Lee 0 MOVIE • * 'h "Shoot Th4I Sun Down" ( 19110) Chrl1t~ Welken. Mwgot Kidd« 8:30 8 0 THE KAVPTOH FACTOR Foor Amerk:ana drawn from alt w.ika of Ute po ,,.,.... mental and pf1)'91Cal prowe11 egaln11 each other, Dick Clet1I lloa11 81 I, Cl.AuotUI "Old King log" Cteudlua'1 IOUtl h wtle If his nlecle and Nero'• motMt, hi• plan to rettore 1ha Republic Involve• Ille loethtome Naro rather than Clao- dlua'• own IOO. CD) NOT THE NHE O'Cloet< NlW8 Rowan AtklnllOrt. Pamela Stepllaneon, Met Smith •ncl Grltt Rhya team up to poke fun" everyone from M•rgaral Th•tcher 10 Menacllem Begin, with Iota of outr~• po1thot1 at the Royal Famlly thf'own In for llluglla. t:OO 8 Cl) THE OUKQ OF HAZZARD An ••caped convict mvrne to Hazzard 10 Mt· lie an old acora with BoN ~(R) •111 MOYla * * "The Huatlar Of M<»-cte Beedl'" (1980) Ric:hatd Hatdl, Key Lenz. • WAU ITMET WIE< "Cen America Stilt Com- pete?" OuMI. Arthur L9't· llt Jr .• dlalnnan of U.. tlowd, A~ Stoell EllQllenga. Amenc..n au.I· -eonw-. QIMOY!a '* * * "The Wind AN! The lion" ( t975) hM eon. n«y. C.ndloe BerC)af'I CC>MOVll * '* * "All Th•t Jan" (1979) Roy Scheldet, J-. Ilea~. cm~ .... Mtw.n" (19771 WI-._ .,.,....., ktMln L-. (%)MOVIE • • ••..-"Th• Tenant" (1977) Roman P01anu.1, IS.belle Adjani. 9':30 Q ntE~ EXP£AIEHCE John MwlNll hoSla lnls I006c ., lhe a.pandlng ~ nomena of running and Iha cau-and elfecls lhel have changed Iha llfeatylaa of m1n1ons of Amancans. GJ MERV GAIFFIN Gueata: Barbara Edan, SteYa Kanaty, Bob Moffl· '°"· Jim Bllhop. The Sing- ing Nunt of SI. Cecetla'a Ch<>lr. ID a!) CALIFORNIA WEEK IH REVIEW Hoat: Murray From100 ®MOVIE • • • "The Hunter" ( 1079) st-McOi--., Ell Wal· lach. 10:00. (I) DAUA8 Jock thrMt-to NII the company buslneaa ii MIN Ellie dlvoroaa him (R) 811 MYSTERY "Se<gunt C.ibb Abtac. dave<'" Sergeant Cribb !Incl Conatabla Tllaci<9'ay get Into the act When mafevotent and dangeroua pr actlcal I<*• .,.. ruining Ille car-. of Vle!orlan mualc hall artists. (R)Q 8!) F"EE TO CH008E "How To Stay Fr .. " Or. Milton Friedman lhowa how conc.n1ratad ~ In Iha handa of a '-· ...,.., elected repr-tattw., Is the most a«IOua lhrHI 10 freedom, (R)Q (J)MOVIE • • "Five Matten Of Death" 'R' O MOVll. •• • "Simon" (1980) Alan Ark In, AutOn Pend.._ ton 1t:OO. 8TAA TAB< A hugm maohlne Is ram. paging through apace deltr~ all In lront of It. and the Enlarpriaa .. l«lt IO daatroy It. • .....,HIU. 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MAGAZJHE An 1n1.,.,_ wllh Slr>g« Tom J~. • rk:la on the WO<ld's l11t9HI wooden rollarcoq1ar. llnoa Harr11 tour• the AtasJtan country- Sida, Chet Tell on an unu· sual lrull. lhe kiwi Q) MOVIE • • '"' "Susan Slade ' (1961> Troy eon.tiYa. Con nle Slavens fl,) GREAT PERFORMANCES Tannhauser From Bay- reuth" Spas WenkoH and Gwyneth J~• are lea- lurlld In Wagnm·a opera about a mi,,.lrlM kniglll"s conlllct bel-hos I0\19 l0t • young and innoeent girl ond Ills passion for Venua, lhe goddess of I011t1 COiin Dallis con<1uct1 from Ille Festapeilllao1 of the annual Wagnar sum· met letllval In Bayreuth. Germany (RI REMEM~ WHEN: PAGEOHE Dick Cavett tall• the sto'Y of the Ame<tc.n lree press. II& p<lnte<s and publlstoera, "-9dllnH and by-llnea, 1Candal1 and scoops. CS) WHAr S UP AMERICA! Tak• a shon IOOlc at the liv•1 of mldgell and dwar11, make a test run with lhe WOl'kfa fastest bike. crack the myste<lee of a nut mu,.,m. ride Illa range with aspiring cowboy• 0 LIBERACE IH I.AS vm,M Mr Showmanlhlp lhlne1 In 1111 Las Vegas 8CI that hu •119rythlng from boo- gie woogle to Clasalcal and disco 1~30 .. THE 000 OOUPLE FIMlx la lncanMd when Oacar gives a riotous account of Ilia ptltslneu on • lalk shOW 1:"6 CZ) PIAATI: DAYS AT CATAUHA 18LE t:OO l)(J) M•A•S•H Col Potter tur na the .071th upside down In SM(Ch of whal-II Is that 11 causing H-keytl°s non-slop lllMZlng (R) G a!MOVIE * * * "The Bflsl Pl&ot! To Be" (Parl 1) ( 1979) Donne Reed. Efrem Zlmballst Jr G THAr S tNCAEOl8LE Futured • blonde belluty Who hH beM dead IOf 40 year1; • man hunt, • robol MCUtlty IO<Ce. a rnanlal arta expe<I (R) m MEW GAtrnH "Gifted W-" OW9ta P-1 ~.Qai ~. M9'1e o.nond, ~in. Hlck1. Batbata Goldatr1lth lCJ MOVIE • • • • ResurtKtlon" ( 1980) Ellen Burstyn Sam Shepard "' Cf{)MOVJE • • * "'Caddyshack" ( t980) 8111 Murray. Rodney Dangerfield (OJ HAMMER HOUSE OF WOftAOA "Charlie Boy·· Whan Graham Eide< onhe<ns • Central Amarican letlth dOll. he 1COtt1 at Its sup... posed ~·until a .... 1ea of acciden111>elall 1he peo- ple around him MOVIE * * "Pleyera" (1979) All Mac:Graw. Dean Paul Mat· Un 9:06CI)MOVIE • • *.,.. ··r11oae Lips, Thoa.e Eyes" ( 1980) Frank Langella. Glynnis O Con- "°'· 9:30 IJ HOUSE CALLS Conrad Pecklar otters lhe uw of h11 moonteln cabin to fOUI' dltt«enl people (R) Cl) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER A 1tralght-A student Oec:lda that he WMll to become a s -•lhog jull Ilka Waltllnglon. @MOVIE * • * "Return Of A M1111 Called HorM" ( 1976) Rich- ard Harrie, Gale Sonder· Q!•rd 10:00 B Cl) LOU ORAHT A Trib reponer !King 8 mk:l-llle crlall attempts a draallc way oul. (RI 8 THE YOUNGEST VICTIM "America'• Sexually ExploUlld Child" Robert 81111• narr•I• this docu· mentary wtllch tall.. • hard-hllflng IOoll al chllo molestation and child J>Of· nography lhrough Inter· V'-9 with molest-, Vic· tlms and lheif lamlllee. detac1hlM from the Loe Angel.. Police Depart· ment . m•mbera of S L A M and '91><-I•· !Ives from the Rane Guyon Socl•ty (O)MOVIE • • * ··c111ptar Two·· ( 1979) Jemee Cun. Mar- sha Muon 11:00 8 ST AA TAEI< Kirk tries to aave 1111 1tfen ~ lrom daStruc- llon. cm BENNY HILL O.,,ny pll)'I I l ...... S)on ~MIO llgn11 ,_ sc:rtptwrlt11 nemect Wlltlam Shakell)Mra. Gi) 8EEWHATISAY Hoity ,...., •• p1or .. the ,..,. of m ... lng conoeru eccnalble 10 handlcapoad people. (t)MOVIE * * * "A Offfetenl SICl(y" l11171) Pwrv K.tno. MIG fotllf Numbness? Occasional pain radiating down to your hand can cause persistent discomfort. You may be suffering from a pinched nerve and that is a chiropractic problem . Insurance? 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Studio William Devane, Mort Sahl P1u& la5 Mannes" See (C)MOVIE Cwd Movie Electric Fr~ * * * "Bobby Oeertlekf ShlRs "Winds Coml)ll1Y t 1977) Al Peclno. Marthe To Tell News Of The Romagnoll' s Peans Keller Tile Tru1h WBS1eland" Table ©)AUN T028 Last )'Mt the Troiani Mt a use reooro tOf the moat KCST KTTV KCOP KCET KOCE conHCuUve gamet played m m m without a IOU, the E m hlghtlghla of lhe season Loe ..... Loe ..... Loe.,... II Ml .. we remembefed In this lellDlefO -· apec;lal {%)MOVIE DaysOf Movie: Movie: Oicil Frugal ••• "Goodbye Mr OurU....S "The ''l'n Crlett Gounnel Clllp1" 11969) Peter Hawwy See You <>vet Electric O'Toole. PelUla Clark Gifts" ln My Easy Company 7:30 IJ 2 ON THE TOWN Another Dreams" ToBe • Kathy's Hoell Steve Edward• end Melod~ ROIJCl"S travel 10 Wor1d Anncuad Krtchen and Hplore Nor1r-n Ire-Ptll1s laNI, hlghllghtlng the City of e.11111, vlalllng the Te~u Let's One Step So You Oelo<een automotllle plant RIC> Beyond Wanna 10< a look II the IC>(>r'lt car The Superman BeA of lhe ·eo.. look II a rather Jetton$ St1t? odd C!Ulle and 1109 1'1 at a MOYie· The Terry-Frugal 161'1 <*\tury pub D EYEON LA. "Puppet Flntsiones loons Gourmet Hoata. Inez Pedrou, Paul OnA Tom And .. <>vet Moyer. Featured. a twelve-Chain" Ea year-old college student ~ Kartoon VIiia MICNell end computer lelenUst. a Kamlval Alegfe Lehrer look II the Deed Sea Genlle Mist tr Masterpiece Sc:rOllt In lllael, "*' who Ben • Theatre wash Los A'!Qelet' .i<ya- Oonlllue Blwttched Fred Sesame ''Sullltl crapera wlndowS Flntstone Street Song" ID AU IH THE FAMILY tOr'MmO! Wiit Tl Over Edith aleget her own pr1- vale revon when she Jelnnie Y oor Father Easy appliM tor a bank loan and NBCNews M.A.S.H. Good Electric Electric dlaGOVerl there are ""'Y .. Times ~ Company difhwent rvln ror men and Newt Al In The 8emy News Sludlo -F Hill See Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE Stree«s Over MICNeil Mee1 Hobie Altet ot Hobie Callttne Of San Easy Lehrer l:OO D 8 UTT\..E HOUSE ON Famly Fnnc:i9co MacHlil Newt THEPRARE Feud .. Lell<er Chariee llnds a tiome tor Litt!• M<Mt. No¥a Nott lhe two orpl\ens, l>nlWWe Houte "55Dlys "Linus "Linus of the cruel treatment that OnThe At~lllQ" PIU!lng-PIU!lng-la ewelllnQ them th«e Prelne Scllntlsf' Sctentlal" (Pan 2HAI Q NBCMcwle: ....._ At1 On Be6iig 8 9 KAPPVDAV8 The 08"il1 plays a musical "The Bell Gt1ffin City Humln tribute to ltle American Piece tmmlgfant. (R) O To Be" D MOVIE Plrt 2 News PreMnte News * • * "The Night OIQoe<" .. .. ( 1871) Petrk:lll Neel, Pam- News INN News Fast ThePrime el• Brown FOIWlrd Of Miss • P.M. 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My Three Supe<man The New Soos VOtOe S50.000 Mighty You And Tile Pyramt<I Mouse Tile Law Lawmaten Mike Popeye You And Over OouoJas The Law Easy Freo Vilta Mac~ Flint stone Alegre Lenrer Bugs Mtllf!f Wrthng For .. Bunny Rooets A Reason The Brady Cartoons Sesame Proiect Buncll Streel Un,ve<~ I Love Scooby Human Lucy Ooo .. Behavior Children's TV better abroad By TOM JORY .,_._... ........ rtt .. NEW YORK For reasons that are at least partly economic. state-run TV networks in both England and Japan appear to offer substantiall y more quality programming for young people than is available in this country , says a Children's Television Workshop researcher who will study the subject abroad "When ·captain Kangaroo' on CBS is cut back to a half-hour th.is fall," says Dr. Edward L. Palmer. CTW's vice president for research, "there will be no regularly scheduled. weekday children's program on network TV between 7:30 in the morn- ing and the end of the broadcast day. "Except for an occasional afternoon special." he says, "the networks confine children's pro- gramming to the Saturday morning ghetto of pro· grams largely made up of animated cartoons. and often of repeats. "Meanwhile , support for quality children's programs on public television has virtually col· lapsed since 1976, despite their outstanding suc- cess." Palmer adds. Public TV. as recently as rive years ago, of- fered 10 programs for children on a regular, first· run basis Only one, CTW's "Sesame Street ." produces new shows today. Palmer's study, which wi ll inc lude the Netherlands as well ~s England and Japan. is be· ing financed by a gr ant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundat ion. T he r eport is expecte d sometime next year. ''We 're not looking just at funding, though that is an essential consideration." Palmer says. "We're asking a broad range of questions, on the conditions that create the climate for quality children's progra ms, the Importance of com· merclalizat!on and regulation, the role of the view· ing public. "Wh at we think wo are beginning to rind already," he says, "ls • strong tradition for famll}' viewlng, with the child in mind." GOBEL Goble boasts 50 years By JERRY BUCK A~ T_....,Wr1tff LOS ANGELES George Gobel. the tipsy mayor o f NBC 's "Harper Valley PTA." is celebrating his 50th year in show business. And you can't hardly gel lt\em no more. It was in 1931 that 12-year-old Georgie Gobe l, "The Littl e Cowboy,'' became a boy soprano on "The WLS B arn Danc e" in Chicago He sang on the popular radio show on Saturday nights before an audi e n ce, the n traveled with the group during the week. The show later became one o r the firs t networ k radio shows. "The Na- tional Barn Dance." Gobel cul his first rec- ord a year later. "I needed someone to ac - company me and I saw a friend with a guitar," he recalled. "He said. sure, he'd play for me. His name wa s Gene Autry." Gobel e ve n tuall y b ecame o n e of the bus iest child actors in the early days or radio. He appeared regularly o n "The Tom Mix Show," a Western ad· venture that used the name of the popula r cowboy movie star. ·'They were looking for a child actor for the show and I went to a friend of mine. Jack Holden. for a dvice," Go bel sa id. "He was playing Tom Mix and writing the show. "He said, 'Well , if this kid could play the guitar a nd sing'the the me song .. r kne w he was thinking that i f I could do that, he could save $130 a week.·: So Gobel was hired to play Jimmy and sing the theme song, "Wben Jl's R o und-up Tlme in Texas." Daytime Drama Sybil dies uttering Cliff's name By UNDA lORSCH ALL MY CHILDREN: After undergoing delicate ~urgery. Sybil 1~ v1s1ted b) police asking who s hot her Wanting to talk to Cliff, Sybil mumbles his n ame. After going into cardiac ar rest. Sybil dies Notified of . yb1l's death. her family shows total disinterest 1n raising Bobby Palmer does everything he can to point at'cusing finger f or murder al Cliff Palmer informs Sean that the stolen gun from Palmer's case was found next to Sybil Thrilled at being given Bobby to raise. Nina and Cliff's happiness shat· lered when police charge him with Sybil's murder Feeling it is her c1v1c duty. Erica tells pohee she over heard Chff calling Sybil and m the rage he was in he might have done anything at the meeting he arranged with Sybil Ellen is upii;et when she le'arns that Mark has known all along about Wally and Betsy s feelings for each other Jesse and Jenny grow rloser and J en · ny talks him into returning lo school. a mov1· which pleases Frank ANOTH E R WO RLD : Mitch tells Jamie that he believes Cecille drugged Jumie. As Mitch a ccepts San Francisco job, Ada talks Rachel into staying in Bay City Going to Mac. Jamie says he forgives him but he has lost a father and will not go to look for San dy Cecille trllrks S<Jndy down and tells Sandy she loves him not Jamie When Jamie tells Mac he found a cop) of Mac'!> memoirs on his desk, Mac says there was only an original a nd 1l wall locked m the safe. so ,Jamie must have taken the key from Mac's desk and read lhe memoirs on his own Jamie assure~ Rick he and Marianne are JUSt friends Before headmg to paramedical training 1n Detroit Joey tells Kit he would like to remarry her but won 't prec;s for an answer yet lht on the head while on dut). Jerry doubts his ability as a policeman as he douhted his ability as 11 lawyer. AS THE WORLD TURNS: Margo IS very UP· ~et because James said he never intendl'd 10 mar ry her Crickett is devastat ed by Cody's departure Kim upset whl•n Sophia de cides not to go to college but turn to a modelini;: career Ench continues to press llaley for an answer to his proposal Annie will nol lell Ellen who the father of her baby is and does not hint thal she is a surrogate mother. Interested •n Rick. l.mda listens to his plan to get ev<'n Y.1th Rob John has retumt.'C! to work ot thl• hospital and thunk<; J etr for saving his life. DAYS Ot' OUR LIVES: Renee discover?\ David in the company storajlc mom David agrees to call Renee A NEW ACT Steve Ford, son of former president Gerald Ford. stars as Andy in the JX>pular CBS <Ch 21 daytime drama ·The Young and the Restless· weekdays at ll :30a.m as she promises to help him. but a planncrl phone call Is intercepted by Lee .,.. ho realize!> David 1s in 10 .... n The thug who threatened David in prison appears al Tnsh and Scot· ty's and pllln:. to kidnap them to get Oav1d out or h1d1ng Alex returns to "'ork Todd confront s .Jessica and says she has no C'ommilment lo being a nun. JUSt as she has no <'ommitment to anything J oshua suggests lo Todd that He see Marlena for C'ounseling THE O(){'T()RS: Althea a nd Caro llee are upset when a pregnant lady dies while under their C'a re at the hospital Althea is an g ry that Jerry was not at the hospital to help her with the patient. Billy wonders a bout Jerry's and Sebas· tian·s connection and is also curious about Robyn's an d Danny 's dis ap pea ranee. EDGE OF NIGllT: In an attempt to get a hold of Jim D1drickson. Nancy writes a story about Valerie Raven 1s unhappy with the article! Gunther thinks about the money he'll have for gel· ting Gavin Valerie sus - ric1ous about Carlo's rela tinnship with Martine. Go Ing to the studio. Gunther finds Jody there and onC'c ugain tries to alluck her Gt;NF.RAL HOSPITAL: Arter bein.: let go by the police for mu rderi nJl flia na. Heather goes lo Anne and admits she s aw 01ana's body ond wrote Anne's namt m blood. but s wears s h e cannot re member shootina Diana, but must not have s in<'e Heathe r's gun wa~ not the o n e used 1n Diana's murder When Heather sug gcsl!> Anne ma~ have done it, Jeremy throws her out Mr s Grant tells Heather s h<• hates her und wants her out of her life A s tunned Heather pleads Y. llh her mother but Mrs G ranl turns her back on her J eff writes to Rick and says he has found someone he loves in Colorado and he intends lo marry her, and that Rick should let Anne know As Hutch prepares to go baC'k to prison. he asks Rose lo wail for him. Dur· ing the conversation a paid assassin overhears Hutch and Rose's conversation and prepares lo do away with them When Max becomes nervous abo ut Mekos' plan to take over the world, Max suddenly dis appears . Tiffany gives Luke and Scorpio plans to underground so they can blow it up before Mekos des troys Po rt Charles . l.uke and Scorpio build a raft so they <'an <'ircle the island. GUIDING LIGHT: Jae· quie and Justm are the proud parents of a daughter th~ame Samantha Hope undergoes a Caesarean and names the baby Alan Michael after her husband Alan and her father lllllary upset when Nola turns to Derek for advice Hiiiary continues to stall Derek about his marriage proposal Kelly's father Frank Nielson comes to Spnngfield from l..ondon to meet bis daughter·in-law Morgan Ross tells Mikt' lhDt he t ri ed to manipulele Amaod•"• stut·ks in the Spalding Com· panr and promises to right his wrong Di ane tells Ross s he 'll expose his double dealings with Amanda un· less he gets Philip cut out or Alan's will. Falling in love with Ca rrie, Ross rears this e xposure will ruin their relations hip Ross flies Carrie to a romanl&c dmner in Paris. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Q Just as Brad is about to confront Peter w1lh the Q tape or Peter's confession to the priest about the baby Q sw1t<'h. Jenny arnves Una ble lo destroy Jenny. Brad leaves but drops the tape. Peter destroys the tape without lis te ning to it Peter and Jenny marry and u drunken Brad !>hows up lie offers a $100 bill to anyone who <'an guess his secret The bill 1s one in wh ich Nicole wrote a message for help Chuck is ,. a\\ are of lht> bills, but can not retneve the one Brad dropped s ince Katrina grabbed it Gomg to Jenny. Brad disC'overs that Karen. not Kat1ina, is taking care of Mary. and s ays he plans lo take Mary away Peter tells Karen Brad knows everythmg about the baby i.w1tch Clint persuades Vicky to underi:o tests at the Morge nthal Clini<' before marrymg Ted in Oc- tober Samantha and Asa un their honeymoon V1C'ky confronts Ted saying he .... as wrong in telling Clint they had set wedding date s mC'c they haven't. RYAN'S ttOPt:: Maeve 1s released from closet 1n time to make a late ap· pearance as the guest of honor at the opening of the Q Monte Carlo Room Joe thinks Maeve 's contain Q menl was a s care fro m Vartova Jim Speed goes to Q casino opening a nd won ders Y.hy Vartova 1s there Q Upset when the baby cries too much, Kim leaves Arley Rae with babysitter l:lut doesn't tell her where she's I gomg Kim st1ows up at the cas ino and asks Joe for a JOb When th e baby becomes fu ssy , a frightened Mrs Shaw can· not find Kim so she con· tacL'l Seneca who arrives al the Ryan's and takes the baby to his apartment Enraged, Ray decides to join forces with Kam lo get the baby back for Kim. Siobhan pas~e11 the poli<'e agility test. SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW: Zach and Sylvia get Liu to sing at the Hen· derson hou!>e so that Sylvl can get in and get pieces of jade. When she discovers !lemmings at the Sentill mansion. 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FREE fNTRODUCTION TO HYPNOSIS SESSIONS COOPER LEWTER HYPNOSIS CENTER 2ss Placentia Suite 205 Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 645-9740 Medi Cal Medicare Accepted M D Supenn.Yrd football action begins Sunday The football season has started and here's the lowdown on the first ~ week's games. telecast • regionally on Sunday, Sept. 6 (check your local listings for times>. G R EEN B AV AT CHICAGO (CBS> -No contest. The Bears will maul 'em DALLA S AT WASHINGTON <CBS> It looks like the Cowboys will win again. HOUS1'0N AT LOS ANGELES <N BC> - Can the Rams defense hang tough aginst Earl Campbell? Don 't bet on it. KANS AS CITY AT PITTSBURGH <NBC> - This will not be the up- set that the Chi efs need lo score big this season. OAKLAN D A T DENVE R CNBC> - With v isions of Los Angeles dancing in their heads, Oakland will be caught napping by the surprising Broncs . KEEPING THE SCORE Veteran ABC Sportscaster Dave Diles r e SAN FRANCISCO AT DETROIT <CBS> The Lions found their growl again last season a nd will scare off the 49ers. turns this fall for his 11th season as an anchor on the ·College Football Scoreboard' show. The show follows ABC·s 1Ch. 7 1 ·NCAA Football" telecast each week <1nd will make its 1981 debut Sept. 12 following the telecast of the Stanford·Purdue game at 1 p.m . SEATTLE AT CI N· C I NNAT I <N BC> - Seattle has Jim Zo rn. but the Bengals have grit, which will prove the winnning element. SAN DI EGO AT CLEVELAND <ABC> - It's gonna be such a gr eat game 1l doesn't m atter who wins, but the boys in brown are looking especially good. There will be ruture predictions from t he sports crystal ball when footba ll fever finall y ove r s h adows t h is seas o n 's delayed baseball r ever. Phylli~ Geaorge to be back on CBS PhylLis George will return to "The NFL To- day" this fall, it was announced by Van Gordon Sauter , President, CBS Sports. Ms. George will begin her fifth year on the program with its season premiere Sunday at 9:30 a.m. "The NFL Today precedes broadcasts of Na- tiona l Football League games on the CBS The half-hour ser ies will highlight a ll major sport events that take place on Sunday, with particular attention focused on the NFL games. "----=...,,,,==============~ Television Network <Ch. 2>. "Sport Shack" will offer football fans the op- portunity to see all the big action of the day, for those who missed some of the games. This is the first locally produced sports show on Sunday nights that offers viewers this special opportunity . What to do this weekend? PllotWeekender ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE New lookl New size! Every Friday! IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE! "We're delighted to have Phyllis back," said Sauter. "She is a vibrant television personality, and her sensitive interviews and features have contributed to the success of the program." Ms . George will be on "The NFL Today" thropgh its season-ending broadcast, Super Bowl Sunaay, January 24, 1982. She returned to the pro- gram last season after having been on it from 1975 to 1977. She is married to John Y . Brown, the Gov- ernor of Kentucky. They have a son, Lincoln Tyler George Brown, and reside in Lexington, Ky . "SPORTS SHACK," a new sports series pro- duced and hosted by Lynn Shackelford, KHJ -TV's Director of Sports, will premiere Sunday night at 11 :00 p.m. over Channel 9. The premiere show on Sunday will be devoted to the opening day of the NFL football season. with emphasis on the Los Angeles Rams. JACK WHITAKER, now in his 21st year with CBS Sports, has agreed to a multi-year contract to continue his association with the CBS Televis ion Network, it was announced by Van Gordon Sauter, President, CBS Sports. Whitaker , an Emmy Award winner who has covered a wide variety of sports during his years with CBS and who now concentrates on pro- fessional gotr and Thoroughbred racing -will con- tinue to do prestige events, including m any for "CBS Sports Saturday.Sunday," and wilJ also pre· sent his timely commentaries. C. S. A...-osot De•lce, with ACETONE. frotn the leaders ift HM l..-gen Industry. TEMPOIWtlL Y bliftch attacker c•t"'4 choklMJ Cllld cou9ltl11g, lenl119 HO HARMFUL AfTIR IJFICTS. tto...mo.i of this •.ace ........ a ......,.... la prolllblhd by low. ,....,.... _..lawed .pot1 c.,,...tto. of clots. For clots lnfonMffon cal l'laSOHAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS, IHC. AdoptH by the LAl.D. Alie abovt •r I hr. free rope flfe•..tioR traiftlftcJ cless. C0tte Mn•• 64J.IU4 ._..,. Y~ H4·11U I" .... 14'-11J4 ........... 111·1171 -..-.. -1714145...,11 ....... -17 14141t·l112 rstSOHAL PllOTICTIOH SYSTIMS. IHC. 111-041 Daytime Drama Mart Hulswit off 'Guiding Light' By LYNDA HIRSCH News from "The Guiding Light" set comes un- der the No-Job-ls-Secure heading. After 12 years as Ed Bauer, Mart Hulswit has been let go. Mart's contract had a year to run, but the show has a yearly "out" clause and decided to use it. Mart, who has a loyal following, is assuring everyone he intends to go out a true professional, doing the best job he can. The strange thing about Mart's exit is the de · cision to retain the Ed Bauer character. Most like· ly replacement for Mart will be Peter Simon, whom "Search for Tomorrow" fans will r e · member as Scott and who was more recently seen as Jan McFarlane on "As the World Turns." Peter's a fine actor, but he'd best be prepared for an avalanche of protest mail due lo Mart's popularity. "Anti" mail will be new to Peter, since he was very popular as Scott and has never taken over a role before. As for Mart's plans, he's working on a few writing projects and will probably land on another soap shortly. Just before re-signing on ·'Guiding Light," Mart turned down a part on an ABC soap. ALSO GETTING the Procter & Gamble heave· ho is David Gatrioux <Ga rth on "Search for Tomorrow">. Too bad, since David was one of the sexiest and most articulate men in daytime. When he spoke to David in Manhattan recently he was quite excited that Don Chastain, who plays Max on the show, had been named head writer. Little did David know that he would have little chance tout- ter any prose penned by Don. MICHAEL ZASLOW FANS <ex-Roger. "Guid· ing Light" l please note he can be seen this fall on the ABC prime-timer "Kings Crossing ... Also added to the "Kings Crossing" casl is Mary Frann, once Amanda on "Days or Our Lives." JACK COLEMAN (Jake, "Days of Our Lives" l and Tony Geary (Luke, ''General Hospital" l will take to the baseball field when they play in the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrity game. J oining the daytime duo in the 25th celebrity game will be such stars as Jack Lemmon. Walter Mal· thau and Robio Williams . FRANCESCA JAMES, last seen as Kelly on "All My Children," a role which won her an Em· my, is ,working behind the "All My Children" cameras as director. Former AMC castmates who co-starred with Francesca seem mighty impressed with her directing talents. BIG CHANGES ON "RYAN'S HOPE" with AT HOME HYPNOSIS!! The COOPER LEWTER HYPNOSIS CENTER of Newport Beach realizes that rreny of you want to make chanves in vQVr negative thought patterns and bad habits, but'hre simply not inclined or do not have the time. to come into our cente<. F0t you . . we have put several of our aelf-help programs taken from sessions at our center for your at-home use. Following are two o f the COOPER LEWTER SELF-IMPROVEMENT TAPES. based on the hypnOtic phenomenon, that are currently availa- ble. ~EMOVE NEGATIVES AND BE YOUR BEST (1 ttereo tape) ........ ~-............ 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Lynn Redgrave sues ~ ~Univ8rsal for 10 mill ~ By JERRY BUCK Ii A,.T...,....wrtw LOS ANGELES Actress Lynn Redgrave filed a suit Monday seek· ing more than $10 million in damages from Universal Television, alleging s he had been "wrongfully dis- charged" from her role on the CBS series ··House Calls." Miss Redgrave has contended that the dispute stems from her request to breast feed her new infant daughter, Annabel, at work, while Universal said it grew out of a demand by her husband-manager, John Clark, for doubling her salary. The s uit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges breach of con· tract, wrongful discharge and inten- tional infliction of emotionJ distress. lt asks for damages in excess of $10 million. The action was filed by attorney Gloria Allred, who also filed charges Monday of sex discrimination with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing. Ms. All· red is seeking a "right-to-sue" letter from the departme nt that would permit the filing or a sex discrimina- tion suit in addition to the wrongful discharge suit. Universal. asked for comment. re· ferred to a July 28 statement by R o bert Harris. presi d e nt of Universal Television. ln that he said the studio was negotiating with Miss Redgrave "concerning the terms un· der which she would continue her co- starring role in 'House Calls'." It added. "The major matters of difference are the demands put forth by her husband, John Clark, that Lynn Redgrave's salary be doubled and that Universal Television pro- v ide development funds for Red· grave-Clark Productions." Harris said Universal instead of· fered her a $130,000 raise for the 22 episodes of the upcoming season. He declined to provide the development funds. Meantime, Clark demanded the termination of Miss Redgrave's con· tract, and Universal agreed, said a spokesman for the studio. Miss Redgrave had co-starred for the last two years in the popular series with Wayne Rogers. Ms. Allred, of the law firm of All· r e d , Maro k a , Go ldbe rg and Ribakoff, is president of Women's Equal Rights Legal Defense and Education Fund. LYNN REDGRAVE . With her daughrer. Annabel Chris Wallace contemplates 'Today' WALL.Ace By FRED ROTHENBERG A,.T_....wntw NEW YORK -Chris Wallace, the man who could be king of morning television, is not thirsting after Tom Brokaw's job on the "Today" show. Get this : He's not even sure be wants it. "I'm ambivalent. I have my doubts," said the 33-year-old Wa llace, whose four-day audition as Brokaw's replace· ment has ended. "I'm a reporter, and I like being in the street. I'm not sure l want lo go into the studio." Wa llace knows that being NBC's morning man is a plum. "It's an excit· ing prospect to be able to influence 10 hours of TV a week, setting up the agen· da, raising issues and bringing people to the public for the first lime. "I wouldn 'l relish getting up at 4: 30 . But l do have two s mall kids, and I'd be home at a regular hour. Of course, I'd have lo go to bed the same time as my 6-year-old. So it's pretty much a wash." Don't construe this uncertainty as a lack of aggressiveness or ambition. CBS correspondent Mik e Wallace is hi s father, and t he genes are there. He's a lso been influenced by hls stepfather , Bill Leonard, president of CBS News. "From my father, I gained a sense of energy, a striving to do the best you can. From my stepfather, I got a sense of the long haul, that it's not a 100-yard dash; it's a marathon, and what counts most is the general quality of your work." Wallace says he began living with the Leonards when he was 9, but his father was always around. "It wasn't a spicev thing. My mother met Bill after my ·parents divorced. It was all very civilized. They like and respect each other, and I grew up feeling I had two fathers." It was almost preordained that he would follow their footsteps. "There was no pressure, but the world of journalism was always around and I guess it would have been impossible not to be affected.·· He remembers, as a boy of 16, the en- vigorating feeling of fetching coffee for Walter Cronkite at the Republican Con· vention in 1964. "That's when the bug hit. It sure seemed like a terrific way to make a living." He went to Harvard and worked at the school's ritdio station. ready to air • • • Kathy Miller's story • IS From Page 8 on a book by Delia Ephron, and is part of "Get High on Yourself Week," during which NBC is broadcasting anti-drug programs. . . Elliot Gould will star in the pay t. v. production of Neil Simon's "Come Blow Your Hom," set for television premiere this fall. The production will co-star Alice Gbostley and Lou Jacobi, who will be re-creating bis ortginaJ Broadway role. . . Dick Van Dyke and Marion Ross will star in "True Ufe Stories" Sunday, Sept. 13 on ABC. The show, which traces the unique lives of a prospector who made and lost a fortune with the first uranium strlke in U.S. history and the story of a woman who labors for many years to find her mother, Is uniquely highlighted by vislta to th~ people on whom the atories are based. . . Daytime cltama fans with an ear for dllco music m•J a.av. hard tM MW _, "General ffospi-taJe," recorded by the 8olt.or>-ba1ed 1roup. "Afternoon Delights." The lyrics contained rel· erences lo some of the main soap op_era charac· ters from "General Hospital," on which the song Is based. The song is currenUy number 29 on (he Ust of SO top pop singles listed by Variety, up from 43rd last week ... A karate expert attempting lo break-an arrow flying past him at 130 mph, a youna man whose un- born twin brother was discovered lodged in his brain; and people who have died and come back to tell. about it, will all be featured on "That's In· credible" Sept. 14. Other stories include those of a man with heart trouble who shows superhuman strength in an e mergency and an Enilish pub which has a ghost as a regular patron ... Anson WUliams and Lorrie Mahaffey will star in an NBC· TV apeciaJ "Anson 'n Lorrie" Sept. 19, joining some of Willlam1· "Happy Daya'' friend.a, Ron Howard Qd AJ Molinaro. Musical .g~ will be Eddie Rabbitt, and comedl'._~~tcti~s. will be done by Jeff Altman and Darrow Igus. . . Daniel J . Travantl, wbo plays Capt. Frank Furillo of "Hill Street Blues," will act as Grand Marshal for this year's KNBC Peacock lOK run. Travanti is a physical fitness buff himself. cycling and working out on weights. In ''Hill Street Blues," Travanti was nominated as "Best Actor in a Orama Series .. " Marie Osmond and Bob Hope star In tne ''Marie!" special on NBC on Sept. 12 .... Joe Namath and Ricky Schroeder star with the American Symphony Orchestra in the CBS special "An Orchestra ls a Team, Too:" on Oct. 4 .... Barney Rosenzweig, who produced "East of Eden" for ABC. bas made a production deal with Paramount Television. . . . Lee Meriwether will star in "Marder in O~a.ur• for producer- dlrec:t«•writ.er Barry Brown. Cable applies pressure By TOM JOR\' AtMCi.tM ,.,_, Wrtt.r NEW YORK -No one is really sure how cable TV with its separate channels for entertain- ment, news, weather, sports will affect local televis ion. though one thing already is clear: competition for non- net work product will be more intense than ever before. sources as a journalistic technique. The effort was at least uniqu e , if not un- precedented , though KNXT offered a similar project a t the same time. "I like to think we're on the cutting edge," Joyce says, "but I do be Ueve you ' II see this kind of thing unfolding more and more as the competition increases." WCBS has tried twice in the last couple of years to attract an au- "A s uccessful pro- g ram like 'Laverne & Shirley' goes on the market in rerun," says Edward M. Joyce, vice president and general manager of New York's WCBS. "and with lots of people 1n the bidding, already the price is too high It Mcomes a very expensive way to fill a half-hour JO'r'CE ~ dience with a locally produce d magazine show, offered in the so- called "access" period bet ween the net work "I think the intelligent station operator," Joyce suggests. "will say. 'If I'm goi ng to remain an important influence in the community, with a demonstrable need for my services, I'm going to have to initiate more local programming.· "And that means ask- ing, 'What can I do to serve the com - munity?' " In fact, Ed Joyce has b een a s king , and answering, that question for some time now, as GM at C BS stations WBBM in Chicago , KNXT in Los Angeles and. since February of this year, WCBS. Be ginning in mid- J u ne, WC BS the network's fl agship af- fil 1 a t e set aside several hours o ve r a three-week period for a locally produced "First Am endment Project." The showcase piece was a OO·minule mock trial on the use of unnamed news and the start of prime time. Joyce has committed the station lo a new, one· night-a ·week, magazine in the fall. There's the hint. loo, that he might be thinking in even big- ger terms. "KNXT produces a half·hour magazine. fi ve nights a week," Joyce says of CBS' owned sta- t ion tn Los Angeles. ··and is beating all of that other syndicated and off-network product in its time period ... BEA SPORT! Come join us at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. The Newport Beach Tennis Club is the site of such prestigious events as the 1977 Davis Cup, the Annual Pacific Southwest Seniors Tournament. the Orange County Adoption Guild Tourna- ment and o thers. Members. however, seldom find themselves waiting tor one of the 19 courts. 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Q) en Friday's movies SEPTEMBVU, 1981 EVENING 8:00 ($)••"""Blue Fire Lady" Cathryn Harrison, Mtrk Holden A ycxing girl pur- suet "411' dreem ol a c•r- 1n show llOrM )ump1no to the e•clus1on 01 all else 0 ft*'"' "No O.posll, No Ralurn.. (1976) Devld Niven. Darren McGa111n The Children 01 negtectlve peren1s dec•de to stage their own ~ldnapptng 10 get some a11en110n ·G 1:00 re ft • • "' L1111e Romance ( 1979) Lau reooe Ollv111r. Diane Lane An fl4derly con er11111 1oins rwo young runaways 1n love on a med daSh acrosa the European con11nen1 with the ch1ldren·s parents end the police In hot put- sull PG OJ * • "" Bon Voyage. Chertie Brown· ( 1979) An1· mated Otrec1e<1 by Bill Melendez Snoopy and Woodllock tollow axeh•noe student• Cl\a_fflll Brown. Peppermint Pally, Linul and Marcie on an adventure-lilied lour ot Engler>d end Frenoe 'G' (%) •a •~ "ThoM lips. TllOse Eyes" ( 1980) Frank Lang411a. Glynnll O'Con. nor. A nambOyent summer 11ock ac:1Qt. wtio dream• ot Broadwey 11ardom. dellllld1 an incompetent. stage-etruck prop boy an<1 promotes his romance with • cho<us girl. 'R' 8.-00 0 "Jemes Dean· The flrat American Teenager .. Documenllry Stac y Keach ne_rratea this profile 01 Ja..._ Dean es the star• wtto kMW hlm beet -Rocle Hudeon, Semmy Devis Jr end Nalalle WOOd --ttlll l\tl atory D * • * * "The Greet McGlnty" f t940) Brian Oonlevy • .+.klm Temlrotl A driller a11a1n1 high pollttcal ottlce U •• * "Mlallon Batan· o••" (1968) Ver• Mites. Oennls Weaver A tough Am«k:4n pllOI bec:omet lnvotved with the return of gold bullion 10 the Phlllp- J)lne government during World We_r II .., **'At "Por1r811 Ol A Mobl1er" (19611 Vic Mor· row, Leelle P11rrllh Dutch Schultz galn1 power to become 1 ma1or underworld figure O{) * • * "11'1 My Turn (1980) Jill Clayburgh, MICl\8fl4 Oouglla A btll· llant Chicago marh protea-'°' real!r_M the pr~s 1n her lrve-tn r.ieuonstlip wl\en al\e llodt • new IOve while In New York for hf!r lllhflf''I remerrlage 'R' ( * * * "Return From W11ch Mountain" ( t977) Bette Oellle, Christ~ LM. A power-mid er111o· crll end hi• greedy lemele eoh0f'1 ettempt to exptolt the ~turill ablll11a1 of two children from outer IP-I~ tlMMr OWf! -I purpoea ·a· D * • ,_., "Shoot The Sun Down" t 1NO) Chrle!OQf\er wa11cen, Maroot Kidder. In 1838. fcxir dl1PW•t• mt. Ill• UM 111'1 old m.ep 10 • eMrdl IOt burled gOld 'PG' t:OO . aJ •• "fhe Hueller ot Mvlde a..o11" I t980) Rletlll'd Hetel\, Kay L.eon1. A ema111irn. ""811er c;on. ,,._ a ._ to tum a llOW-wfnoed _...., ln'IO a wortdOlale ~ TOGETHERNESS John Schneider 1left 1 a:-. Bo Duke. and Tom Wopat. Luke Duke. are· tied together for the moment in an episode of ·The Dukes of Hazzard.· which will be brnackast f<'n day al 9 p.m. on Lh'l' CBS Television N~twork 1Ch 21 chaml)IOn (RIO QI& * * * "The W1r>d Al\d The uon· ( 1975) Sean Conne<y. Candice Bergen .+.n 1n1em81lonal Incident OCCUfS when I M0toc:can lelder kldn1p1 en .+.m«l- can tem11y and Teddy Aoo- 1M1vfl4t must call out the marines to rescue them CC) * * * • All Tl\81 Jazz" 11979) Roy Scl\efde<. Jes· s~ Lange The tumullu· 001 Ille of a professional dil11Cl4r Is lollow9d lrom succeas on ,,,. atage to pe'90nlll crl-'A' ©) *'At "Sewn"Cl9771 Wiiiiam Smith, Barbara LM U-S-Intelligence calle In a epecial .,it 10 llop the Imminent ~ger ot 9llven H1wa_U1n crl"18 syn· dlcates_ 'R' Cl.> •*•'At "Tiie Tenant" ( 1977) Roman Po18-nskl. Isabelle Adjenl A men ren11 en apartment Wflere a previous tenant commit- ted 90iclde 11nd bee~ paranoid abou1 1\11 neogl\- bOta 'R' 8:30 • • • "The Hunter" ( 1979) Steve McOueen. EH Wallach. Ralpl\ "Papa" Thoreon leads • denger ou1 tlfe as e modem-dey bounty hunter 'PG' 10:00 (_s) * • "Flve MHI.,. 0 1 O.ath" 'R' 0 * * * "Simon" ( 1980) Alan Arlcln. Austin Pendle- ton Scientl•ll at • bmvre- ly mllldl<ected think tank convince a bumbling Col· iege prof-thal he la en etlen from outer sp- PG' 1 tlOO lC) * * • "O.ar ln8')8C· IOI" C 1978) Annie Olrerdot, Phlltppe Nolret A female IMtectMt trlel to carry on e complicated romanc. and a b91nlng murder ln\lffllgetlon t i 1he aame time 'PO' 11: 15 (%) • • • "fl\e Marriage Of M..,_ Bniun" f 1979) Hann• Schygulla, 1<1eu1 Lowl11ch. Direc ted by Aaln« Werne1 FHeblndlW During Wof'ld Wet II, a o.rm.n bf1C» llf'UOOlet to IUrvMt u the ,...,, for the return of her IOldlel' hut-bend .• ._. rnao(R) • ··~ "Ba111e ~ Tiie Stert" (IMO) FUc:Nwd f hot!IM, RoOerl Veughn. A hefolc ~ INll ....... a group of oute<-apac;e m111111 10 c:telend a peace- lovlng planet from the rulhlessnt1S$ of an evll Invader 'PG 12.-00 D * * "War Of Tl\e Colo1u1 Beaar· ( t958J Sally Fr•-. Roger Paoe An Army otllcer grows to g1rgen1uan proportions loOowlng his 1.11.11ted expo. sure 10 ra<llallOn beems (il) * * * 1/t "Bananas" ( 197 ti Woody Allen. LOUIN L-A produet tetll<. bored with hla everyday routine goet 10 • amall Letln American country end becomes a dlctllor du11ng a polltlcal upheeval 'PG' 0 * * ~ "Honeyauct<te ROM" ( 1980) Wlllle Nelson. Dyan Cannon Whtie on tour 11 T exes country· • -tern ~ becomes lnvo!Yed wtlh the Mducttve daUQhter ot hl1 sidekick even though he stlll loves rus stay-at-home wife 'PO' 12:30 (S) * • • "All That Jazz" ( 1979) Roy Scl\eldet. Jea. SICI Lenge The tumullu· 001 Ille or a profeaeional dencer la followed from socces• on the 1tage 10 personal crlMS R' 1:00 CC) * * 'n "Adam's Wom· an" ( 1972) Beau Br10ge1. JOhn Miiis A wrongly lmprlson.o Mllor ettempta to win hit r ...... by m•- tylng an lnlluentlal WOl1'811 (%)•••'A "Thoaa Lipa, Ttiose Eyes" ( 1980) Frank Langella, Glynnl1 O'Con· "°' A flamboyant summ91 stock actor. whO dreems of Broadway 1tardom, defend• an lnc;ompetent, sll!tQ8·11ruck prop boy and promotes his romenc. With • cl\Orut glrl 'R' 1:108 (1) ••"Won Ton Ton, The Dog Who Sevwd Hollywood" ( 1976) B111C41 Dern. Madellne Kahn A etudlo c:hMtlalf\ turne • runawey Getman ~d Into • Nvlno ~d ctunno II~ heyday ol Hollywood'• ellent KfMn CR) 8 ••• "LoultArm- llrong: Chleago Styte" ( 1075) Ben Vereen, Rad Button• n,. '""'°"' mvtl- clllft't Wty ~-II pl-. ~ by I lalllnQ ITlfln1llOe and prObtel'NI """" IN mob t:tl1H '"*'• AFtstlulOf Oynem1te" ( 1972) James Coburn. Rod S191ger An Irish revolUllOn&ty and a Me~1ean tl\iel Wf\o team up 10 rOb banks aomenow Wind up being heroes ot the Me•lcan revoluUon 'PG' 1;30 D ••·~"The rro11n Horse" ( 1962) Steve Reeves. John Drew Bar· rymo11 The Greeks and Trojans engag411n spectac- ular battles IOI supremacy m • * "Tonure Cllambe< 01 Dr Se<11am" ( 1969) Chrlttophef Lee. Lex Berk-*' A -althy women Is kidnapped by 8 WiCtced count who holds her ~ 11118 on a dungeon of h<>r· ror1 2:00 0 * •'At "Welcome To L A .. ( 1977) K911h Carra- dine Salty Ketl«men Van- ous Sov1hern Celtlornta 1111lden1S are brought together brnilly In e 181'1419 of romantic llaleons which mo111y end up t>.ing or-. ~hi •tends A' 2:30{$) * • • "The Blues Brothers" ( 1980) John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd Two blues Slngetl must con- tend with the Chicago police, the CIA. neo-Nu11 and the U S Army 10 put loge4her a benefit concer1 to r•lse money tor 11\eir pw1sh R 3:00 II) 'At 'Vampire People" Ct971) Amelie Fuentes. Ron•td Remy A •mall VII· leg• Is Invaded by bloodthlrSty vem!>lr" (Cl •** "All Thet Jan" (1979) Roy Scl\ll~r. Jes· Ilea Lenge Tile tvmvttu- OUI Mfe ol I profMtlonal danc. It IOllowed from euc:c-s on the 11age to peBOMll crises 'A' (Z) • **'"'"TheTenant" C 19n) Roman Polantlll, IUbelle Adjanl A men ren11 an epartment where • orevloua tenant commit- ted IUlclde 11\d becc>mN C*81'10k1 about l\la neign- b0t9. 'R' 1:41. •*•"'A Study In T•- rO#" ( 1066) Jonn Nevlfte, Oon.tlO Houlton. BIMd on the Qf\eracte<a cr.tMI by Arthur Conan Ooyle.. When ...... Of bnrtll ll'klfder9 ...,. the Whit~ .. n1t7 l>I l~. 81\tlrtodc Holmes searches tor Ille 11lu11•e Jack the Rippe• 4:00 0 • "The Awelcen1ng"_ 111180) Charlton Heston Susannah York A n arehaeolog1s1 s daughter beeomes possesse<I by the malevolent spirit ot 11n ancient Egyptian queen R 4:30 0 • • • Suspense (1946) .+.lbet1 O&kker. Bar· ry Sullivan When the owner ol an oce show is loul\d murdereo one ol h•s employHs connives 10 take over the dead man s aasels as well as hi~ w11e 4,35 H * * • The Hunter' ( 1979) Ste•e McO.-.. El• Wallach Ralph Papa Ttiorson leads a danger- ous Ille as a modern-day bounty tiunter PG Saturday's movies SEPTEMBER 5. t08J EVENIHO 8:00 0 * * 'Wold And Won- deflul ( 19641 Tony Curtis Christina Kaulmann A French gorl goes !ooll1ng tor her alconollc poodle Q) * * • ''Rebel Without A Cause" I 1955) James Dean Natahe Wood A ycxing man JOlnl a ,_,. age gang ~use 01 his lacl<. of respect tor hos par- ents CZ>• *'•"No Oeposi1, No Return.. ( 1976) Devld Niven, Oerren McGallin. The chlldren ol neglectlve parents decide to stage their own kidnapping to Q:!I some e11en11on ·G· 8:30 U * ·~ 'Nasly H1btt1" I 1977) Glenda Jackson, Melina Mercovrl Several nun• In a Phlledeiph•a con- vent become en~ In • w11..-ga1e-llk• 9Cllnd11 aa a ,_ Abbela la about to be a_ppolnled 'PG' 7:30 (8) • •'It "T"8 Cet From Outer Sp_ .. C 1979) Ken S...ry. Sal\dy Duncan An extraterrestrial tomcat crash-lands on Eerth 'G' 8:00 g) * • * '"' "SunrlM Al CampobellO" ( 1960) Ralph Bellemy. Gr-Garson Ttte dllllcull year1 of 1921 to 1924 In the Ille of Frink· Un 0.11no Roosevelt .....,,. lually •Neel all Americans ( S) * * • .. .+.Ir plane!" ( 1980) Rober I Hays. Julie Hagerty Aller an airliner's etew falls to IOOd poison· Ing, 1 nervous l0tmer war pllOt la pressed into Hr· ¥IC4I and must contend with on-boar'il hy1terle, a secretive control tower and cllcf>e.llfled mem0tM1s 'PG' Iii "Oh Goo I BOOI& 11•· ( 1980) George Burns, Suzanne Pteshelte OOd Mlecll en untuepecllng young Oftl and cherges 1'18< 10 come up with • slogan lhat wtll help kNP His name In 1"8 pvblle con- sclOu.,_. 'PG' (l} * * * ~ "ThoM Lipa, TllOM Eyee" C 1080) Frank l.a"Ollle, G1ynn11 O'Con- nor. A "•mbOyanl aumm..- stock 111tor, wtio dreams or Broadway llerdom. !Mi.Ma an Incompetent, et~atruc;k prop boy lll\d promotea hi• romance with a ohorut glrL 'R' l::30 ct) * • '" "Uptown Satur· ~ NlQnr· C t074l s~ Polti.,lMll COiby A feat~ ry worker and • atreet· wtM cabble get CINQhl up In • tanglMilf leucl When INiy decio. to lrlll a oeno- tt• wtlO held up a bat 9;00. (J) •• * "Tiii .. Deya °' ""' C'<JNfo(' 1'17 5) Robert Redlord Faye Dunaway A CIA employee and lhe pho1ograph8f he lorced to llode hom e1e s1all&ed by the assassm wt>o massacred all of his co-workers l ot an unknown reason (RI 0 ~ * • MegocOn Love lsleno ( 1980) Jan•$ Pa.ge Adrienne Batbe<W The proprie1or of en oSland resort arranges 10 bt1ng lour man and tour women together 10 d•1eover ea<:h Olhet (R I (!}) * * * M•n In The Iron Ma~k" ( 19771 Rocl19rd Cham1>&rla1n LoU11 Jou<· don The SIOl'y Of twon brothers who were sepa· rated al birth one raoS&d 10 be King 01 Fran~o ;ind the Olhtl• rar&ed by D'Ar tagnan ano rne Tnrl'e Musheteors 9,30 H • • • Honeysuckle Rose 11980> W1ll1e Nelson Dyan Cannon While on tcxir ;i Te.as coun1ry· -•tfltn s1noer becomes involved with the seduc1111e daughter of hlS 111dek1c1& even tticxigh he 11111 loves Ms stay 11-nome wtle PG Ol • * Galax•na ( 1980) Dorothy Straiten, Stephen Machi .+. beaulllul robOI on board a space cn.11ser tries despetately to pro- grem herMll to become numen so 5'18 can learn 10 love her patrolman 'R' '_$) * * *'I\< "The High And The Mighty" (19~) John Wayne. Claire Trev0t An al•pl•ne with 22 peasen- gers aboard runa into dan· ger en rovre to Son Ftan- clsco 10:00 0 "Bare Knuckles ( 1978) Sherry Jac~son. Rober'! V1haro 0 * "The Awakening" ( 1980) Charlton Haston. Su11nnah Yor~ .+.n arcl\aeolog•st's dlugl\ter becOmOI polSessed by Iha malevolent sp1r1r or an ancient Egyptian qv_, 'R' (lJ * **• Young Frenl&enst4tln" I 197') Gene Wlld8f, P41ter Boyle The son of Ille infamous Or Franken1t8'n a11empts to prove that his lether was no1 e medman by complet- ing hit ettons 10 crHte a synthetic man 'PG' 10:30 CC)**• "Bobby o.er. field" ( 1977) .+.I PllClno M811he Keller .+.n .+.merl· can ree1ng ldot, who has lound greet succ ... on the Euroeean clrcu11 •llempls 10 dleown h1mselt from his backg<ovnd end family white leMlng In love with a be1u11lul woman 'PG 11:00 ID * * • ·~ "Command Oeels1on ( 1949) Clark Gable John HOdlak Lives are 'acrllk:ed In • s1r11901C move to bomb the alrplAne factories of Germany CO) • '> "Plalo's The Mov· 1e' ( 19801 Seke, Lisa Oelaeue Two budding repor11!<'1 go In hot pvreull of a good story behind clOMd dOOl1I In Pl11o's MCtetr- 1t:309 •ft'"' "The Sed Sactc" ( 1957) Jerry L.,_.1, Devkl Wayne Alter 17 month• 1n the Army. a prl\1118 51111 mlllcee blvnderS * * * "BIAllng Sid· diet" C 1974) Cleavon Llllte, o-Wiider. A black •her· ltt meel• with d18119C>'oYal lrom htt town's reeldents 'R' 11:46 8 ••'""Marooned" ( t06e) Or-oory Peck, Rich· wd C\Penna. Thr.. ..1ro- neu• • find them1etvu ll\tlnded In ~ when thlllf mlulle malllH\C'llOn• Set> Movie" Po.gt .u 3565 Eut Coul Highway '~ Corona df'I Mar • ----6 7S..l8SO SMILE! . . . . if you've seen your d e ntist late ly. If you're not smiling, don't feel alone. At least half the people in Orange County don't see their dentists regularly either. And that's a shame. because modern dentistry has become an integral and comfortable part of total health care. Not only does dentistry play a major role in one's self· esteem-how you look and feel -but a careful dental exam can often reveal early warning signals of serious problems elsewhere in the body. And it's a fact that dental disease is preventable, or at least controllable with regular dental care. Preventive dentistry, practiced in a teamwork manner by a caring dentist and a concerned patient, can result in feeling better, looking better and staying better. So. if you're one of the 50'16 in Orange County who hasn't seen a dentist lately and would like a free no-obligation refe"al to our kind of dentist, near where you work or live, call the AssociaHon for Dental Health {714} 730-9565 and, then, SMILE! Good nenta1Ne•••••--~c. "• 2522 Chambers ~d. • Suite 210 • Tuatln, CA 92680 • 71<4/730-9585 The auodatlon la • dotal lnlC>rtnttlon bure-u tlKI rd~rral tervlcc. Membtt dentist• pay 1 monthly ---, .-f~.10 •llpPQtl ~~I.on 11Ctlvit~.1\1\st 9.f. ~~II' eltable on ~'4"' --• ....--~ GOLDEN WEST FERTILIZER CO. For al yow sod and soil needs UY THE YARD & SAVE $ $ J ~ REMEMIER: There an 27 albic feet in I cubic yard! Co•pare our bulk prices to bogged 1111nery prices! Savings are tremendous! 'O ;; 3 O' CD ... "' co r--------COUPON·-------, QI I Golden Wes~ Compost Re<J. 1 o.oo :...· .. '9'° ~':~ I I CUllC I I Planter Soil R~ 13.oo . . . • s950 Y AID I I I I s900 cu11c I Machine Processed Top Soil R~ 1 o.oo . • • • . • • y AID I I I Bluegrass Blend Sod R~ 24' ......•.. 2 oe 5f~~~I I •------•EXPIRES SEPJ'EMBER 14, 1981•-----• Ho delivery charc)e on soil aoads of 6 cllbic yards or more. Phone Orders Accepted Yard Pick-Up or Job Delivery 855-3066 559-40 I I MISSION VIEJO IRVINE lARD YARD 848-7792 HUNTINGTON IEACH "S•"in9 Quality Materials il'I O~ County Sine. 1957" Fun11/\ · ( )H:ned Sen ·111y Cu/il on11a S/11u· 751-2324 COSTA MESA 2927 SO. BRISTOL (One Block So. of Baker) : Movie Gulde for the Week ... q) .0 E a From Page 32 4> 12:00 U * • ~ '"The Crem•· C/l tors" ( 1972) M9Nln How-~ •rd, M•rl• OiAr90on All 'O fOfmS of Ofg9nlc Ille ere if 1>91ng lnelneteteo by lethal lnt•lllgenc• from outer epaoe. who a.re guided by • rock lr•gment with 1trenge power1 0 '"Haunt1'" (1976) Mal Snit, Came.ron Mllchell Cl)** 'it "Shoot loud. Loud« I Don't UllCMr· stand" ( t967) M•rcaoo Me.1trolannl. Requel Welch Attor dreaming that ha wttnesMd a murdet 1nvol111ng hit neighbOl'I I man has trouble dl111n- gulshlng ~tween fantasy end reallty 0 •••"All That Jazz" ( 1979) Roy Sctieldet Jes- 1lce Lal'ge T ne tumultu- ous Ille of a prolesalonel dancer 11 lollowed from llUCc:eu on 1"9 S19Q8 10 peraonal erl-'R' (%) * * *'it "La C9g41 AUM Follff" (1979) Ugo Tog- n9UI, Michel Serreul1 A nlQhtelub own« l•IM to prepare hi• lr9"1ve1t11e lovw '°' e vlllt by hla son'• !lance•'• lather, the morel•~ ot France 'R' 1~ CC) •• '"FrMble And file S..n" ( 1974) J-Cun, Alan Min Two lr-"4Ml- ln0 San Frenc19co oops are plagued by runaw•y ears and ~ llldlM In !heir croe.town r-to protect the man they Intend to arr•t. (() • * ~ '"Thi God~" (1980) Cyd Heymen, M•· C01m S1ocldard The trou- ble .. jull beiginnlng fOf e rur II Engllllh coupl9 when e myitetloutl _,.,., dr~ by,~ birth to en alblno babyglf'IW\CI~ IMvlng Ille lnf11nl behind. 'R' 1:00• ·•~"TheOelldtlNt S-" (1977) Mldlall Moriarty, K9Yln Conway A pro'-lonll hockey P'IY· w 'e .,....... drtve !Ot -ends In tr-oectY • **~"PleMIOI Stood" (19ee) JoM Suon. 8uN Rll1h~. In the YMi 1990, • ~ r.iuma from • mlMlon to M.,.. with a I.male vemplre eboald. • • * "T-Of Twr0t" (1972) Suzy Kendill, Fr ..... flnl9Y. A IMChw 9n<I e detectlw ettempt to catch a~ 100M at 1 glrll' ICfloOI 1:.IO. * * "The L-Of Hwoolel" (1964) Jeyr19 M1n1n.ld, MICk... Hargl- tay. Herculee ....,a to e•-llt• l'tlmMll from • murder 9CCUMtton by~ lflg the K'lual klllw. 1:11 CZ) * ** * "Young Frenll-teln" (1974) Gene Wider, Pel« Boyte The 900 ol the lnlatllOUI Ot Frenlc-teln au~, to P'oYe tnat hit lau. -"°' • "*"""" ~ comp191. lnO Na altOt1a to Ol'M .. a ~thetlO men. 'PG' 2;00 CIJ * ..... "Allen" (1979) TOl'ft Sll-111. YapNll Kot· to "'--°'·~ Ing l«-.p oantw ,.._ • '"Yll•klua tlgnel to a .up. poMdly dMd plarwt Md, .,..,~~ ... "-m-.-·-"" to .. ey awey. 'A' t=-•••14"~TN ,,.,. ''°"' Yanua" ( ..... Jofln Afll', ai-llw· man. A CtMl\lta from v_. con. to hrttl -··~ to do OOod tor -*Ind-CC>•* ''Git CNrte T~ . ' eons 11\ousands or dollar1 lrom en tt911an crime boas end makN hit ~l•way in drog wUh ltMI mob In hOt pursuit 'PG' 0 "Oh Godl Boole II" t 1980) George Burns. SuunM Plelhell• God Mklcls an unsuapaellng young girl at\d Cl'largN her to coma up with • llogan lhll wt" help keep HIS name In the public eon- aelou8"aU 'PG· S:OO a> * '-" "Twtsted Brllln ( t974) Pat Cardi. Jonn Niland A 1ormentod teen- tger 11 driven by lorcee OUISlde hi. eon1rot to com- mit frenzied 8C11 or mur- ci.r 3:30 ( z, • * •'Ir "Three Com· redn" 11938) RotMl<t Tay· IO<, Mergarel Sutlavan Ttiree young men .,,d e girl SUCk toge\he< through poverty. lllneu ind polltl- eal upt>eevel In Iha tumul- IUOUI a.rmany bat- lhawar• •:OO CD • * * "I Mel A Mur- derer" (1939) JemH Mason, Pamela Kal1ino When a ~Id tarme.r finally )'lelda to the Impulse or klHlnQ hll f18Q91ng wtre. he !Inds sanciuaty from the t•w wtlh e young glr1 CC) * *'Ao "Sled! M90ic" 11949) Onion Wattea, Akim Tamlrott The myaterlou• Ceglloetro ta pr-tlld from taking over an ..-nplre (I}*** "Alrpl-1" (t980) Roo.r1 Heys. Julie Heg9rty Aner .,, .W11net'• crew lallt to food pollQn- lng, a nwvooa '°',,,... w111 pllol 11 prlAICI Into --vice end mu1t eon1and with on-board hyttwla. e MCratlY9 control •- and dlcha-llllad --'PO' •:ao. *. "S.C.-.ia Of Scot· lend Verd" ( 1944) Stephania BaGhe60t, C Aubr9y &nlth. Whan a -•• cod..cradcar 11 alaln, 1119 1wln brothef Mt• OUI to tr41P Iha klll8'. Sunday's mov ies ~1,1911 IYININCI ~ •• * ''I'd RathlW e. Rtc:tl" (1964) Sendra Dae, Aoban GOUiet. Whan her n.nce le unavall9tMa, • young woman !Inda e IUb- ttltvte to Introduce lo her ~ ou1ndfsttiar. • ***"Mery, Mary" ( 19$3) Dabble Reynold•. Barry ~ A pub!lllMt le ~ a1 m. elgttt ol hla ••·wlla. who h .. undwgooa a lull l>Nuty trMtrnent. (C) ..... "The SllMp- rnen" ( 1t5e) Glenn Ford. 5NtWy Meeulne. A ll'9ap ownar .nen1pt1 to outwit '* --Miiia '*'dlnO 1119 anim.t. through cattle ooumry. (8) *••._."Gloria" ( 1MO) o.na Aowtand1, Jofwl Adan-. A former OU" moll baco1M9 IN pro. lector of M Otpllaned &. ,,_..... ""*10 Alcan tat"· oet'ld by the UI ldei M)l Id '°'the~.-. car-,,. In • ~ bfW. -.'PG' Cl4 ••• "Allcum ''°'" Wlldl MounlMI" ( 1t71) e.tta DIM9, Ctw-..- i... A poiww-med lltta10- orat and 1111 gnMldy IM*9 OOflol1 ........,. IO tlllptott the • 11 1 rnMt.nl ........ of two dlldren .,_ ~ 'PIO! -... -9wll FLESH PUSHER Richard Hatch 1center1 is a sharp big-city promoter who sees a way to promote body-builder Tim Kimber into a world-class champion thereby promoting a large profit for himself with Kay Lenz's money in "The Hustler of Muscle Beach" on ABC cCh. 7 J F'riday at 9 p.m. 7:00 8 *'A "Slnbad And The E)'9 Of The TIQ«" { 1977) Petrick Weyna, J-Sey- mour A hero belllH unearthly c:1aaturea to ratnOYa the CUt'M that atend• ~ • young prince •nd hi• rlghllul ~on the thlona. (R) <m••·"~t" ( 1980) Robert Hayi, Julle Hageny.' Alter an airliner'• cnw ,_ to food poltc» ino. e Mn'OUI '°"'* - pilo1 .. Pfaaeed Into --llloa and mull contend with on-board hyilwla., • ~11... control toww and ~flllld mamor1ea 'PG' (%) ****"Young Fr.,,t.lntteln" ( 1174) 0.... Wiid«. P9ter Boyte The 900 of the '"'-· Dr Frank-1alt1 •llemptt IO pr-that hll lather w .. not • madman by comp1at-1no hie at1or11 to create e ~thttlc m11n. 'PG' 7:30CCJ • • "llarrllCUda" (1971) Wayne David ~- lord, Jaeon E¥er11. A c:ol-iaoe lt\IOerlt trlall to pro.,. a ctlamtc;al company 11 aaeratty duml)lno toxic _, .. Into • t0Wt1'• _,., 91.pp!y. 1:00 CJD *** "Allplanel" ( tMO) ~ l1ayi. Julia 11-oeny, After an W11n«'a er.. , ... to food poiaon- lng. • nervoue tom-- pllot II pr-..cl Into -· w. and rnwt contend with OIH>o9rd hye4eria, a ~I.,. con1r01 ,_ and c:~ '""'"°'* 'PO' (I) •• * "The AMMer ~ .. (1t7t) Olc9I Van [¥le, KattWln Outnlan. A Cathollc ptt.I la IUtC)ICt· ad In the murder cA a nun """" --.-. hect bMll "4MnO an aftlllf .. ,.. • * * • * "The Stunt Man" ( t HO) Pater o·tooie. ..... ,......_., ~ by "" poloe, a ~ VNltnafll ._.,M .._en....,....,..,.. Wer I epic II being lllrnld 'R' l:aG (al * * 'A "The Avelanc:ha Exp<-" ( 1979) Roban Sh-. LM MaN!n ThrM man encounter naturll dls- .. 1er1 and political Intrigue white e11ampt1ng to tmuO· gle a defecting .,,, OU1 ol hl1 GOUrtlry 'PG' t:00 D a • • ~ "Oeapetat• Women" ( 1978) o.n HllQ· garty. Suaari Saini J-. ThrM •ttractlw femllla croolcs team up with an ex- hfrld gunman In Otdet 10 ~ a gang of deee>«e- doN. (RI Q 8 **"""TN Domino Principle" (1977) o- Hacitman. Candice 8ef. oet' A eonvlc:ted klllet and 1119 wtt. are Mewn Into e myaterloua 0tganl:iatlon'1 plot to -Nlnate a high· renlclng polltlc:lan. (C) * •• "Motel 11111" ( 1980) Rory Celhoun, Paul Linke. Farmar Smith u- h'-bacllroeda MOiai to prOClH'a Md ran.,, the ct-c> bul Ngfl quallty ~I he '11eda IOt Illa .. u- ~bull-. 'R' (ZJ * * * "The Oftenca" ( 1173) SMn Conrlary, T,.. "°' Howard. Whlla tracking dOwn e Cl'llld moiatlff. • London detecflw ltlowty edoae ~ toward • '*""-bfMl!dOwrl. 'A' ._ (8) * * \4o "Where The 8uf. falo Roam" (1~ 8111 Munrt. ,..... Boyte ,,_,_ nell9t l1unW s. Tilompton UHi hi• unorthodox rapoftlftO tacnnlquw lo C!()Wt tome °' t"9 malOt l)Olltlcal and ~ .-.. of tt1a lat• ·eoa Md ~ '70.. .... t0;00 • * * *"' ''11IOPY llind· lnO" ( 1931) Sonia ...... 0on AINdle. A pllOC'a loroed lenflnO In ~ bMoe romenoe to a !Owly llgut9• ... CD>•••" ........ ..... (1t74) a.-unte. ~ Miier. Olreeled ~ .... ._... A nilrGlllt almott nu more prob....,• than he can handle wtlen he IS ~nted sh«lll of Rode Rldge, • town pon- potnted for daalruetlOfl by a t><.tsln .. 1 tyeoon 'R' {SJ ** e "AU Thet Jan" (1979) Roy Sc:naldet, JI.I. soea L11noa The tumullu· ous Ille ot a prolesslontl dance< os IOltowed from succeu on Iha stage 10 pe<sonal CflMI 'R' I I ;OO (CJ • • * "The ld<>1mak. er" (19801 Ray Sharkey, Tovah Fatdsnuh A man• pulet1va m9"11g8< u .. s var- ious ploys 10 eatapull two teen-eger1 Into pop s1ng- •".'1! llardom 'PG' tZJ * * * "Goodbye Mr Chips" ( 1969) Peter O'Toolo, Pelull Clark A dedicated English sehool· master 1s much loved by h11 students I 1:30 Q!l * * • The Slipper And Tne Rosa" (19761 Rlchud Chamberlain Gemme Craven A valiant. charming prince sets out 10 locate a lovely. elusive young gtrl who dlsap. peered eltw tostng l>er slipper at a pal-dance w • • "The Abdication" ( 1974) Llv Ullmann, Peter Ancll BacllUsa ol h9I' love tor a cardinal, Queen Chrllllna eau1es e stir throughout Sweden by abdicating lllld eonver11ng to Clthollclsm 1n the 17th century 'PG' 'l:"6 D *. * '"The Sllpj)e( And Tl>e Rota" ( 19711) Rlcherd Chemberlaln. Gemm• Craven A veltanl, ehalmlng prlnu M1a out to k>Cete e lovely, aluslY9 young glfl who dlup-' ~Id after loslng ,.., lllpe>er at a pateea dance. (R) 8 **"Tender la The Nigh!" (1962) J.,,nllar J~. Jason Rob9rd• Jr Baaed on Ille novel by F. Scott Atzo«ald. A psycN .• atrlet It tom ~ hla demanding wll• _, hf• avan more dam•ndlng pro*9ton 12:00. * * "&llldog Drum- mond Comee Saelo" (1937) Jofm Howard, Jotln Bar- rymore. Drummond'• llan- cea It kklnepped by killat9 whO with to 1trlka beck et him 11-.ao(H) •••it "Tom Horn" ( 1980) St-Mca-. Richard Farneworlh In awty 20l~lury Wyo- ming, a bounty huntw hired by e group of ranch· •• 10 tracll down ruatlara 11 Mt up for • llenglng by hi• amploywa_ 'R' 1:00 CC)*• 'At "The Town Th•t Oteadld Sundown" (1977) Sen Johnaon. Andrew Prlna A mlldm.,, 1talk1 love••' Ian•• In • South wutern border town, lhlltiWlng Iha real· <lenll' joy and rallal over the and ol World War II. 'R' (%) * • *'At "TllOM Lip•. ThoM Eye8" ( 1980) Fr911k Langella. Gtynnt• O'Con· n0t. A nM11>oyan1 tummar atoell ectOf, whO dr .. m• ol Broadway llardom. ~ "' tnoompetent, llaoe-afrvdl prop boy end promotea his r-wllh • cnoru. git( 'R' t:IO (I) • * "Friday The 13th" ( tNO) a.y Pllrnaf, ~ anna King. The raooen6ng ot • IUlllf'IW CaMP. cloMd 20 )'Mt' --·ek thrM tnurdtn. attrKU • Wldlo- tl,,. klllar who k11lft1 -.iec:•lnO ...,,-eoar-, i ..... ""'981\anl M al\•· ( 19101 Peter O'TOC*, StlMI ~. Wlnted tly IN pollcla, • dlllMbed "'-t!W'll -.an fll* an~ he\1111 0n a mcwl9 _, -.,. a Wortd W• I eple le Mlncl llllMd. ·w • Auto" I 19771 Ron Howard, Nancy MOfgen A VOU"O c:ouple atopH to Las lfegu 1n e Rolls Royce. eaualng t~ girl's weelthy lather to oller • r-ard 10 aroyone wno can stop 11\em before lhey reach the altar 'PG' 2:30 (CJ * * * "Motel Hell" ( 1980) Rory CalhOun Peul Linke Farmer Smith u~ his bacl<•o•d• motet to procure end 1a11en the c:t>eap 1><11 high qvaUty meat he ne.as '°' 1111 sau MO• business R 3:00 I ~ • • • "The Ollence I 1973) Sean Connery. rre-"°' Howard While tr~1ng down a chlld molester a London detective slowly eooes n1mll4llt 1ow31d a nervous breakdown R 4:00 0 • • ··va1an11no· 1191~1 Rudoll Nureyev, Mtellelle Phillips The Ille 8"d loves ol Rudolph Vele<>llno, the mo..-legendwy meie sea symbol, •re recalled by 1cqu111ntances and "l(;OC)p" ·hungry repo110ts elter his untimely oeath R 4:301C) • • Bauacuda" (1978) Wayne David Craw. IOfd, Jason Evars A col- lage lludent tr'IM to p<ove a ehemleal company IS ..crelly dumping 1oa1c wattn Into e town's wale< tupply * * "Tuck EvetlUI· Ing" Fred K•lef. JC>Mph MacGulre A you1"19 girt ..-t1 .,, immortal lamlly known u the Tucka G Monday's Movies 8.-00 0 **'Ir "Tl>e Cat From Outw S~" ( t9791 l(en Berry, Sendy Ouncen An axtraterreatrlel tomcat c:r a.n land• on Earth ·o · ~Cl) * * • "Alrpl-1" ( 1980) Ro~ Hays. Julla Heg9rty Anar .,, eitllner'• c:ftw lalle to lood poison· Ing, e nat\>Oul fOf,,,... Wiii pllol la p<....O Into M<· vtc. and mutt cont9"d with on-board hysteria. e aecretlY9 control tow and clic:he-flllad memoriM 'PG' 7:00 CC)***._. "The Streng· «" ( 1987) MarcaMo Mas- ttolannl. Anna Karina A h•nd10ma ll~aertad llranoat tonor• IOClaty't eonvantlona and pays Iha price "' .,,.. lldept•tlon of the lemed Camut novel (a:> * * "Night 01 The Juogia1" ( 19110) Jem .. 8'olln, Cliff Gorm11n. A for- ,,_ pOllca otfloar Jeune'- • daapa,.te la•rc:h thfough the 1traat1 ol N9w Yott. Clty l0t hit ml9alng daughter. mlltalcanly 111<1· napped by a psychopathic crlmlflal. 'R' CZ) • * *'Ao "ThrM Com- rad99'" (1938) Aoban Tay· tor, Margaret Sulleva11 ThrM vouno men and I girt lllclc tOQl4her lhrOUOh l)OVltty . ...,_ and polltl- eet upl!Mv.I In ,,,. tvmuf. tuou1 Olmleny t>ai- thew.,.._ 7:.IO . * • * "TM O,..t Recla" (1M5) ~ lam· mon,TonyCun~.A clalelc haro-•nd-vlllaln battle ~ ll'WM oontlnante ..... 14 ''Without"-· vaetoM'' (1Mel ci.uo.41• OOlbel'I. Jotw1 Weyrla. On IW wt:y 10 Hol'Jwood • ncMllliM ~ a Marine and fllll lrleftd On "" tfWn. ........ ,_ si.da" (tM1l Tror ~.Con (111 a.-.. 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Price includes complete installation & paddlnCJ Installation with NZX 36 00 padding 35 }> ~ ~ r .8 ~ Q. Q) ':< (/) CD 't> i 3 O' ~ ~ <D ~ l I 1 I .. u. O'• 0 _J Movie Guide for the Week f' r11111 Pay1• .1./ exposes the truth 11"00 0 ® • • • The Best Ptoce To Be (Pan ti 11979) Donna R"8d. Eflem 21mDaltsl Jr An .. urochve w1now's elloris 10 mak11 o n-Ille for herself iru comptic. .. 1eo Dy her "•PP•e daugnter and Iler rebell•- ous •--age son tRJ C • • • * "Resurrec 11on" ( t980) Enen Burstyn Sam She(>8td Af1ar a near fatal auto acc1d9l'll, a wom- an finds that she riaa th<! ablllty 10 heal Othefl bul ts pe<secut!Ml beGeuse of he< refuaal to claim a dM ne onttuence PG ti, * * • ··Caddy~hilck ( 1980) Bill Murr av Rooney Dange<llOld The dement- ed grounds-keepe< ol a swanky country club w1Q8S wer 11g11ns1 ow1 gopher' 1nhablllflil his turt 'R rs, • • P1aver1·· ( 1979) All MacGraw. Dean Paul Martin A young 191'1nlS player on the minor c1rcu11 por9U61 1 t>eautllul but elullve Older .. oman who iS the mistress of a weal1hy businessman 'R' 11:05 _%J * • • '" Those Llpt Those Eyes" ( 1980) Frank L811g81ta Glynnis o ·con- no< A flamt>oyant summef SICIClk &Clor who dreams of Broadway stardom. 4lefenc:ls en 1ncompet8<1I 11aoe-s1ruck p1op boy 1n<1 ptomoles his romance with a cno<us girl R' 11:30 0 *a • "Return Of A Men Called H«se" ( 11178) RICl'tard Harris, Gate Son- de<gaard An English l0<d r81urn• to AmetlCa Wilen 1111 learns that t"9 Indians wtlo 1nlllaled him Into lllelr tribe h1ve lost their modest preserve lo trippers ·po· 10:00 (Q) a• * "Chapter Two ( 111791 Jomes Cl8n, Mar- Sha Meson Soon alter his wlle's death, a wfller finds hlm!Mlfl reluctantly llllllng In love 39atn PG t t:OO fCl * • • "A DUf11renl St0<y" ( 1978) Perry King Meg Foster A man and a woman meet and are 111r acted lo one anolher. but tMlr rel111onsn1p Is complicated by the lact lhll tlwr; ere both homo- M•uaJ "R tS) * * • "Simon" (11180) Alan Arkin, Austin Pendle- ton Scienll1l111 1 bl~a,, .. ly mltdlrecled think tank convWice 1 bumbltng cot· tege ptOf-thll he II 1n alien from outer splMle 'PG (1) • • • ·~ · The Ten1nt" ( 11177) Roman Potanet<I. Isabelle Adjanl A man r8f1ta 1n epartment whBfe a ptevlout 1enant commll- led 8UICld4I and becomft palflnokl 1boul hi• nelgh- l>Ofs "R' t2:00 0 *·~"Guns And Gui· Iara'" (1g38) Gent Aulry. A rencher furn• I Udy proftt from the .... of dlMUad callte. 8 * • .. "The Moon le Blue" ( 11153) Wlllllm Hot· dtn, Oevld Niven. A young women Mii ovl to dturm • pl•yt>ov woo ~·, believe In the lllllltutlon of mtlrrlage (8) • a °" "Tl\e Prl:t1 Flghle<" (19711) Tim COl1- way. Don Knot II Ovrlf>g 11\e DepfllHIOn, a bum- bllng bOa., Ind ,.. .. _.... etlldik'IQ menaQ« try IO out ... l the mob 'PG' (0) **"'"Just You And Me Kid" ( t11711) Oeotgt Burnt, Broolce ~hHl!ld• A 70-year-olcl m .... IP• In 1 14.-..,_ .()Id JuY9nl• °"""' Quent clespHa lhe pro1es- 1a11ons 01 his meddling re1- at1•es PG 0 • • Vatentmo C 1978) Rudolf Nureyev MICh110e Ph•llops Tiit! hie and lo1oes ,, Rudolph va1en11no ,,,., mo••flS 1ege11oarv ma1., ~· sym~ are 1eco1llll<! Dy acqua1111ancus and "scoop l\ullgry reporters 1fter nos unt1mety death R 1:00 0 • • In Old Mon1erey ( t939) Gene Autry Sm~ey Burn1111e C * * * * II (1968) Malcolm McDowell, David Wood Tile oppressive atmosphere II an EngllSll ooya school leads 10 a vo0- len1 student rebellion $ • • , ·The W&rrlO<~ f t979) MlcMet Beel< Do1- sey Wflght Blam90 for the mwdet ol a charismauc 111ad8f al a N-York street ga"il co<wen11on. membtrs of a Coney Island gang must fiQhl lhelr way back lo lheor home turl "R lZJ It• *'""Three Com- rades"" t 1938) Aobetl Tay- lor. Margaret Sullavan Three youflil men and 1 glfl SllCk tog&tfwlr through poverty, illneaa and pohll· cal uplleaval In the tumul· IUOUS Ge<m1ny be1Wil8n the wars 1:30 Q) * • • The Rising 0 1 The Moon" ( 1957) Cytli Cusack. Noel Purcell Introduced by Tyrone Power A trotogy ot d1lle<- ent 11or1es examines Ire- land and ltS peo9le 2:30 '1J *a "Phobia' ( t980) Paul Mlcnaet Glaser. Susan Hogan A group or mentally Ill p111en11. strick- en with phOblH , are mur- dered ICCO<d•flil 10 lheor lndlvldual leara 'R' 2:45 ClJ • • • ·~ "Those Lips, Th<>te Eyes" ( 1980) Franl. Langella Glynnis O'Con nor A llamboyanl MJmmet stock llC1or wtto dreams of Broadw•v sllrdom. defends an 1ncompe1en1 '111Q8-t1ruck prop ooy end promotes his romance wllh 1 chorus Qlrl ' R 2:55 IJ • • 'Accused 01 Mur- der" ( 1957) Vera Ral1ton D1Yid Brian A 110moe1de detective falls tor a nlohlclub sinQOt auspecled of kMllnQ a gengland lew- ye< 3:30 lC) • * * • "Aesurtec:· Hon" ( 11180) Ellen Bur11vn Sam S~ard After e near f1111 auto ecclc:lent, a wom- an llnda thll .,,. h11 Ille 1blllly 10 heal olhers bul Is penecuted t>eceuM ol her ralusal 10 claim • dMna 1nfluenc•. 'PG' 4:30 0 • * • ·'High Plelnt Oftfter" ( 1973) Cllnl Eatl· wood, Vefnl Bloom A namalMI stranger rllllet the cowerdly retldenll of 8 Wett.,n lawn to ch1u.nge Ille ru1hleU gang wf\ldl nu been 1err0<lrlng them. 4M(%) •a•'A "TheTenanl" (11177) Aom111 Polenlkl, lhbe!le Adl•nl A man rent• an 8')8rlment where 1 Pf8Y\ou• tenenl commit- ted suicide 1ncs ~ pwenold aboul Ille nalQll-- bors 'R' Tuesday's Movies 8EPT1!MeEA 8. 1M t EV£HINO llOO Q • * "FrOll'I ~To Vle- tory" Oeor0t H&mHlon, 0-09 ~d 'PO' 7:00 CC) * • * "8ot>by DMr- lllld" f 11177) Al P.ono, KRYPTON CHAMPS Four t hamp1o n:, who bc:,tcd challe ngers in pn•v1ou:-pn· ..,entatiom, of Tht• K r~pton Fal·tor m<.'('t head on in a g rand championship cornpl•li lio n F'riday on ABC <Ch 71 al 8 30 p.m The winner will take ho mt' SS0,000 Oil'k Clark I to p right 1 Sl'n-es as g uidl' and t as kma s t e r f o r co nt estant s Gu v Strickland .. Joe \· lll'lman. Garn· Roone :ind Joel Ll•w1.l. Stric kland ( lo"·l'r left l t est h i~ ph ys 1t al s t a m i n a \\hil l' <'hallengcrs 1 J'i~hl > l<1kl• a break Marthe Keller An Am8ft- can racing ld04, who hot lound great auccess on lhe European ctrcu11, 111emp11 lo disown hlmsell from his bac~ground and f1m1ly whole falllng 1n love W11h a beautirut woman PG' ZJ * * * Goodby11 Mr ChlPI ( t969) Peter O'Toole, Petula Clerk A dadlCalad Enghsh school- master ts much loved by his 11uden1S 8:00 0 * * * '"The Night Digger ( 197 t) P11r1c1a Neat. Pamela B•-n A worn1n I'-the clolGhes of 1\41< tyrannical mother by taking • p1ychollc k.lllet wllh he< to Scotland Q) *a* ··55 Daya Al Pekllllj" ( 1963) Charlton Heston. AVI Gardner Ten- tion 1nd political tvrmotl surrounds Iha China• BoJCer RebefllOn of 1900 CIO • • * • "P111on·· ( 11170) GeO<ga c Scoll, Kerl Milden. The car-ot World Wer II generel GeO<ga S P11ton 19 Ir~ lhrOUQh the North African. Slclllan end EuropHn c.mpatgna, ...... I .. hi• oonn1c11 with other otfl- 08tl ·PG· "'**"'"~ .. AoM'" ( tlltO) ww1i. NelM>ll, Oyen Cannon. Wlllle on tour. 1 Te•u oountry· -tern linger becomea 1nvol\1ld wllh the MdUCIM d1ugh1er of hi• lld4lktcl< ..,.,, ll>OUgh he '"" io- hls 111y-4tt-home wife 'PO' 8:30 D * * '" Bullel For A Badtnan ( 11164) A11d1e Mu<phy, Oetren MOG1vtn A b1ndl1 vowa to Niii me man wl\o married Na •~ llllft 9:00 9 Cl) * * ,.., "Stranger•· "fM StOt)' Of A Mother And Davotiler" ( 1179) eeua Oillltt. oen1 Ao.- l11nd1 Aller an 1tbsence of more than :10 years '1 woman returns to the home ol her widowed molhet lat an uncertain reunion (A) o a ••• r11eBes1 Piece To Be·· (Part 21 ( t9711) Donna R..a, Efrem Zlmbaltat Jr ,.n Allracllve widow's ellona to mall• 1 new hie 10< herMlf era compllcat!Ml by her hipplti d1ughl9f end her rebelli- ous tMn-lge son (R) (CJ * * • • "Tt>e Con- l0<mlsr· (1971) JNn-Louts Trlnllgn1n1, Dominique Sanda. Olrec18d by Ber- nardo Bertotuccl A phllOs· ophy professor ttruggles to malnl1ln some sem- bl1nce of norm11Cy &mid lhe tenor• of F11c111 lllllV In 11137 'R' (l) • * • ''The Mt1trlaga 01 Marie Braun" ( t979) Hanni Scl\ygull1, Klaus lowltsch Directed by Rainer Wetne< Fuablnd« Duflng World Wat II, I G«man brlde4'1rugoles to survive 11 Iha wllll tor Ille relUl'n of Mt l()ldler hul- band. 'A' 9:30 Cl) * * ·~ "Real life" ( t11711) Albert Brook a. Charles Grodin A lllm er-mo"" In w11h 1 f1ml- ly In Phoenix, ArlJone. to l)foduee I cl-Wflle doaHnentary on Ille ,....,. !!l_I Amertcan fll'tllly ·pQ· 1&.00 (Q) ,_."Steer · (1980) L .. Matora. Jenniler O'Neill A bNUUful woman 11 8$Slil· lid by 8 IOUOh conllrucOon for.man Ill runnlflg lhe COll'lpany tht tnheflll an" hllf r1ther'1 sut01Clou1. "'IClCldenlll" ctt.tlh ·pQ· 11 • • "Pllot>11" 1 tll80l P•ul Mtoh11I Ol•••r. s-t400an A oroup of mantlll'f Ill P•t1ent1. atrldt· "' with phOl)IM -M\lf• oered accoroing 10 thetr 1nd1v1oua1 1ears R 11:()0 c ••• ''AU Tna1 Jan. t 1979) Roy Scheider, J11s- •1Cu Lange Tl.., tumullu- ws "'" of a proten1ona1 u.in"" I~ lono ... ed hom succe'• on 1nt1 S\All4l lo C.>tn~n.ll l:h".19~ R l • • • fnt! Ollet•C!' ~ 19 ~ J1 St-Jn <...cmnery r re "'<J' .,..uw,1td While tra< ~u1q duwn 11 1n11f1 "1uft.t.-..tt.-r 't l ondnu 11PhK t1ve s.t<.1lilW'ly 11dges ll•msell townrd a f\\Jrvou,_ tlreak<JOWO R 11:39 $ 'I * ff.day Th<! t31h ( t9801 Betsy Polmer Adrl- unne K1no The reopening ot 3 summer camp closecl 20 years aar11er after lhr"6 murders a111ac1s a v1nd1C· live I.tiler wno ~n11es unsuspec11ng 1aen-&Qers R 121l0 0 • • • T1>e tno1an Flg1>te1 · ( 19S51 K1r~ Douo- las Fll<I Mar11ne01 An Army scout guld&S d wag on 1ra1n th1ougn S1o•J• country 0 •' 1 Some11me Sweet Susan ( 1978) Shewn Harlls Harry Reams A beau111u1 girl becomes traQpe<l bel-n her two personallltes hghllng tor controt of har mind ond he<bOdy 0 • • * Simon 11980) Alan Arkin Austin Pendle- ton Sc1en11s1s al a b•zatre ly m1Sd1reclt!d tnonh tank convince a bumbling col- lege ptOlesSO< that he " an alten lrom outer 'pace 'PG 12'30 H • * * The Hunter ( t979) Steve Mc:Oueeo, Eli Wallach Ralph "Papa Thorson le&OS ii danget- ous hie as a modern-day t>ounty hun1er ·Fi 1:00 ID 1t • • ·~ 'Saturday NllJhl And Sunday Morn- ing" ( t960) Alber1 Finney Rachel Roberta A young working-class Enghahman. unhappy in his 1ob releases his 1ansoon tn a wild weekend Cl •• • '"The Count Ot Monte Cristo" t t934l Rob- ert Don111 Ehasa La11d1 Based on the novf'I by Ale.andre Dumas An innocent man un1usUy 1mpusoneo lor 20 years makes a danng escape 10 wreah rev41nge on the men responsible t) • • • ·~ Those Lips, Those Eyes (1980) Frank Langella, Glynnis 0 Con- nClr A flamboyant summer stock oclor, whO dreams o f Broadway stardom, defends an Incompetent. a1age-1lruc;k Pfop t>oy ond promotes his romance wnh • chOful girt 'R' 1:10 U It*'" Big Rose ( 19HI Shelley Wlntars, Berry Pr1mu1 Private datecll,,.. are horad to ceplura In extortionist 1:30 e * * • "Champegna F0< C-" ( 11150) Celeste Hotm, Ronald Colm1n An U'*'>pioy.d genius plans to -d • Quit lhOw Into b1nkrup1cy "It "SUfVlvll Rul'I" Pater Grallft, Ray Milland. A group of '""·llO«• llumbla upon soma1Nng they lhOukln'I ha\11 ...., 11\d mu•t pav '°' II .,.th In.I< llYaa 'A' 1:56 9 *•'A "Pl1y Dirty" ( 19611) MlcttMI Caine, N~ D1--.port A 9<1Ulh com- mender 111empts lo stop AllNld fM<*I from detlroy- lf'Q German 1uppl1M 10 th&I he !>4111 UICI lhem 2:00 0 * * "Ha.1110•" Stuert Whitman A plMHnt - nlno 1urn1Into1 nlQfllmera of i.nor '°' 11111 11\noe«ll femlly wno art 141ken oo•· tege by • band ot crtml nat• 2145 e • • "Bey0t1e1 The nme B1rri.r• ( IOIO) Ao ti.rl Clarkt, Darlena Thom9- eon A US Air Foret pflol • o4UnOIO ~ • lime ba•row 10 the year 2024 wnere l'le meets 1n.. ldSI 01 Eaflh ~ mhab11an1s 2'56 8 • It• The Mind 01 Mister So11m95 119701 Terence Stamp Robert Vaughn Wnen • man -=mergA\ 11.,m .. tole101'tq ~1a1e of su~oendeo anoma 11on hfl struggles 10 sur .,,..,.t> 11 ar adult .. orlct N 1tr. ll'le m111d of an 1nlanl 3 00 C • • • • !nu Con torm1s• 1•9711 Je;in.1ou1s fr1nl1gnarl1 Ul1m.,llQU8 Sanoa D<rec.tto<l by Be. nardo Bertotuc<:• A pn11os oplly prof1nSQf strugglf's 10 maintain some '>em blance ot nurmalcy amid lhe 10rtOrs OI FaSG1~1 llaly 1n 1937 R Z • • • The Mart1age 01 Maria Braun 119791 Hanna Schygulla Klaus Low11sch Directed Dy Ra,,,er Werner FassO•nner During World wiw II a German DfldO strui;igles 10 survive as she we1t1 for the return of ner wld111< llus band R 3-30 $ • • The lncreo1Dle voyage Of S11ngray Tne migllty Stingray lrieS In s109 lhe 1tt11I se.. lord T11an from 1ak1ng over the world G' 0 • * • lhe Satin«; R1tM 01 Dracula ( 1973) Ch,,stopher lee. Pete• Cushing Tiie uns1nl<abte Trensylvaman bloodsucker a11emp1s 10 conlrot the world. and kill everybOc:IY on 11, DY converting worlo 1eaders lo his ctill of devil worshoppets R 4:00 0 • * '> "Commando" I t964) Stewart Grange. Dortan Gray A captain leads a daring commando raid to kidnap an AIQerian rebel leader. only 10 dis- cover that he and his raid- ers have ~ lucked 4: 16 ID * Monster From The Surl" t 19631 Jon Hall Sue Casey A f&lher s f8810U!> passions ceuse h1m to 1e1- ror1ze "" son and lhe young man s g1r1lnend Wednesday's movies SEPTEMBER 9, 11181 EVE NINO 8.00 H • * ·~ The Cll From Oul&f Space t t979) Ken Betry Sandy Duncan An e .. lfeterr111trtal to mcel craan.1and1 on earlh "G" 0 •It "Thunderbirds To The Rescue' (11181) The pilota 01 five specially equipped rocket snips musl .ave tl\e 11ve1 of pas- sengers trepped on 1t MJpersonlC transpc>rl "G' fZ) •*'et "NO Depot", No Relurn" ( t976) D1vld Niven, Darren McG1vtn The chlldren OI neotectMI p1rent1 dec;lde to tl&ge lhetr own kidnapping to Qel llOm8 111en11on ·o· 7:00 fC) * * ''r "Upt-n Sllur- day Nlgllf ( 1974) Sidney P04tler, Bill Cotby. A f1C10- ry worker end 1 llreet- wtM cabbte gel caught up In 1 g911gllnd feud when lhe'; decide to trlM. geng- Slet who held up a bet t0) • *·~"Boo Voyege. CNlrlla Brown" ( t9711) Anl- m1tad Oirec111d by 0111 Meleftdtll Snoopy and Woodalock lollow e~Oh•nge atuelent1 ChlflMI Brown, Peppermint Patty, ll~• Md Mara. on en •dv-entvr•fllled tour ot Engl111d llWI Fr..-'G' t-oo e • a * Cr111c;·s c~· ( 11163) Bob Hope ~ vc;111e 8111 A herth dr•m• c;rlllc reneges on h11 l)fomltt not lo review Iha pity hi wife hu wrllltn [R) • • • ..., ·Jvt1e" (1977) Jane Fonda, van•u• Stt Mome. Page 38 La Paloma 1911 LVA Rene' Mordini's Infinite Galley announces Alvar's latest and most exquisite sculpture -La Paloma. B'h" x 10" x 4111" Signature of a Master ... As Distinctive as Where it can 6e, found , TH er Leading Distributor of fine Art Offices: W.W Sth Avenue, Scottsdllle, AZ &5251/3GA vt. OOorto #7, Newport Beach, (714) 67S-0647 (above Lido Bookshop) -I fl o o •t o illlf '. t '"' ~· --------------------------------------~--~~--"-------~~~~ r .& I • ' I • I I I • I I 38 ~ Mo~ie Guide for the Week ~ E a From Page 36 <D (/) R4ld0'.,,.. wr1111t Ulllan Hellman la drewn Into the m8'n thtuat ol w..,lme rMlatance .tf()('ta wllen ,_ c:IOeMl ChlldhOOd lrlend .._.,,_help 'PG' CS) * * * "Alrpi.MI" ( 1980) Rob«t Haya. Jutte H~. All« an 111r11,_'a er-fah 10 food polSOn· Ing. a ,_.,001 former war pllot II preeaed Into Mt· vic:e and mull oon•end wtth oo-boatd hytteria. • MOrellve oontrOl tower Ind clk:he-llli.d memorlee. 'PG' Cl *'h "Na.ty H•l>tll" ( 111n) G1end1 Jackson, Melina ..... c:oun S-11 none In 1 Phtlldelph\1 con- vent become en~ In 1 W1tetga1..-e IO*>dal U I -lbbeU II lbOtit 10 be eppolnted. 'PG' {%) * * *'h "The TINlfll" ( t977) Romen P01an11111. laabelle Adjenl A men renll an llj)ll1ment wtlet• • prevtous tenant commit· tad IUk:ide end ~ petmnold •bOut hll Migh- t>or• 'R' ~ G * * * "Weke laland" (1942) 8riarl Donlevy. Rot>- 9'\ Pr .. ton. On W•k• llllnd eluting Wond Wiii II, the Mltllne Cotp1 d~ya tremendOu• oowage ~. ()) ... 'A "The Boy Who Oranl< Too Mudl" (t979J Sc:ott Balo. l.llnce Kerwin A t~ with problemt " home find• tolaoe In alcohol (R) CC> * * "JoMph i\ndf-" ( 1977) Ann-M81· g<et, Pecet Flt1h A young man'• llamboyllllt ettllln of rornanoe cauM toand•l emong the atlld end •tufty Engllahmen of the Vlc:tort· en eta. 'R' t::*> (Q) * "' "The Gong ShOW Movie" (1980) Chucll Btlrrll , Robin Altm81\. A TV ho9t moat COlltend with • verle ty ol obat1cle1, lnc:ludtng netWOf1< oeneon. to put togech« • c:olllc:lton of blur.-. ecta for hi• atlow. 'R' II ** .... "Shoot The Sun Down" (1980) Chrl1top1>« Wiiken, M111got Kidder In 1836, loor dleper1t• ml• 1111 UN en Old map to -Ch '°' t>urled gold 'PG' 10:00 CS) **'A ''CllM<lne & Co " ( 1973) .i-Blntln, P1trlok O.WHr•. A youno girl tra\'111 to Paris lo becOme • high !union model bu1 her plaM fall lhtough end .,,. open• • NgNy tucHtlve proalllullon t>uslnMa.'R' 10: 18 (%) * * * ·~ "ThOM Lips, ThoM Eye11' ( 1980) Frank ~11. Gtynni. O'Con- nor A llembopnl eumm« atoclt aclor. whO dreamt of Bro1dw1y 11erdom. det9nd• en tneompetent. st11g9-ctrude prop boy Ind promotM his romence with 1 chorus gin 'R' 11 :00 (1:) • * "Blnsooud• .. ( 1978) W•yM O.vl«IY I• Mc:(.ily dumping to•IG wut• Into • town'• wetet ~ 11:1f(Q) ••• "Stmon"(1980) Allin Arllln, Auatln Pend ... 10n Sdentltta et 1 ~ ly ~ad lhlnll tenk convince 1 bumbling OOI· teoe Pf~ll\tlt l'leteen llMll "°"' out• ~ 'PO' 11:t0 ® • * * "Touc:Md 9y L-" (IMO) o.bofllh A•f· ~. OleM "-A nunlnO ~ """ to btlnO • tlllndlcCIPed olfl out Of • dHp d•pr•ulon b)' enc:ou<lglng ,_ to corr• spend with ,_ Idol. EMa Prealey 'PG' CS) • • • "The Runner Srumblel" ( 1979) Olok V1rt Dyle•. KatNMn Oulnlen. A Calholte pr-I II auapec:\· ad In the murder of • nun with wllOm he hed ~ havioO 1rt 1Halr 'R' 0 * * * "Rantom" (1966) Glenn Ford. Donn• Reed. WMin Illa toll la lllO- napped. • wealthy bu1l- nu1m•n mull d~ld• wi..lher to PIY the rln80m or wor1< with the polloe 12:00 IJ ()) • * '4 "Bound For Glory" ( t977) D•vld Cen1- dlne. Melinde Diiion. w~ dy Guttwle tiecomea the voice ol the aorrowtul working men o f lh• D19<9Alon ~· and Ille apet1t fOf I MW genl'ltlon of grua-toot1 rnuelc. (R) •• * * "Slnlc The BJsmwcti" ( t 980) Kennel h More. Dene Wyntet The llmOUI Getman bettlell\lp II ci.tealed by IM 8Ylfllble e1r Ind -for~ 12:06(%) • **'h "Tlv .. Com- rlldel" (11138) Robert T8y- lor, M11g1rel Sut1111an Thr.. young men Ind • gin 1Udl toget,_ through powtty, ._ end polttl- cal upheaval In the tumul- tuous Germ111y be~ the wen 12:30 ct) • *,.. "The Slleel>- tNin" ( t958) Glenn Ford, SNt'9y Mecl.alne A st>eep ownet 1uemp11 to ootwtt hi• ..-n ... wtlile h«dlng hi• lnknlll thtougl'I cattle country. 1:00 e • * • "Home a.tor• Oertc" (1958) Jeen Slm-mona. Rhondl Fleming A womw1 11tugglel to edjuat to tlOdety following ,_ confln4lfTl«!I lor I netVOUI brMtcdOWfl 0 • • 'h "The S•t.,,ic: Rlt• Of OrllCUI•" ( t973) Chrl1topt14lt L... Peter Cuelllng. The unllnkeole Tren1ytventM btoodaucll• •llempll to oontrOI the world, Ind ktn everybody In It, by convening world IMd4lrl to l'lil cult of davit· worahlppera. 'R' 1:()6 CID ....... "Honeyauckle Role" ( 1980) WHiie Nelaon. Oyen Cennon. White on tour. • T•n• c:ountry- -tern llnget bec:Omel ln11ojvec:t wllh the Mduc:tlve daugnter ot hit lldekldt even tt>ough he 11111 tovea hi• •••Y·•t-h<>me w1re 'PG' 1:10D ••'"'"TheWw ~The fat .. " 119771 Rletlerd Ctenne, Ellz..,.th AllNey A eolleoe protes- IOf cer111111y drttt1 Into an 11t11r with en unpredk:ll· ble•1udent 1;30.., • "'h "Men In The Middle" (111&4) Roberl Mii~. Frenoe Nuyen A respected lewye. 190P1rd- lz• his car--Wllll'I he tflel to plead ln .. nlty IOt hi• cttent. (I) * * "The Street· tight•" I 1974) SOnny Chl- b• A tnen, Ullng Illa kuf19- IU pr_., II hir.d to werd off Chi-hOO<I· luml who ere trylf>g to mUlde In on Jepen' • ott ~·R' 1:46 CZ) • • * "Goodbye Mr Chlpa" ( tH9) P•t•r O'Tooie. Petule Cl8111 A dedic:eted Englleh act>ool• l'Mtlet II much toved by 1119 •tud«llt. t:00. * • * • "Topllacll" (1"4) Mein• ~. M Ulrnlllln 8cheilt A Vlllu- ebM ~Ndded 9WO<<I II ttOllln from 1 T Uf'llllh ~. l:80 CC) * ... Joeeptr Andtwwt" ( 1917) Ann-Mer· ~. p.-F1'1tl. A ~ SNEAK PREVIEW The citizens of the rough-and-t umble wi ld West town of Cop- per Creek will be seen Thursday night on ABC (Ch. 7) at 8 p.m. in a network sneak preview. ·Best of the West' is the story of mild-mannered storekeeper Sam Best, who, through a twist of fate, becomes town marshal. Starrin g are (front row from left> Joel Higgins as Sam. Meeno Peluce as Daniel Best. Ca rlene Watkins as Elvira Best, Tom Ewell as Town doctor (back) Leonard Frey as Parker Tillman. Tracey Wa lter as Frog and Valri Brom· field as Gibbs. m1rt'1 ltlml>Oyent •flairs ot rornenoe cavM Kendal among the lleld and slutty Enotilhmen of Ille Vlclorl- ln er•. 'R' 0 • • * "Blulng Sid· d ..... ( t97') CINvon Lltlle, G.,,e Wilder Dir ectad by Mel 8100k1. A rlilrold worker In the Old w .. t elmoat h11 more problems than lie can hanol• Wllll'I he ts lppo1nted lherllf ol Rock Ridge. a town pin- point.a tor deltructlon by • buSin*" tycoon 'R' 2:501J ••It "No Way To Trell A Ledy" ( t9681 Roel Stei\)er, Geor~ Segel A p~hOllC kllter Of eld.,.ly -d.-In vetlous dlagul-8lld eluo• a pertiat.,,t detective. 8:30. * • • "Puraued" (1947) T ..... Wright, Rob- "" ~lt~um. An or1)h8r1 1t1empta to •Ylngl l\lt tather'1 murder upon rHCNng man/lood. S:40{%) ** *"'"TlleTenant" 1111n) Rornen Po!•nllet. INbelle Adlin' A men ren11 811 llj)ll1ment wtlere • pr*Ylou• tenant commit· tad llUIOlde end ~ perllnOld ·~· hie nelgh-bott 'R' 4:30 • * "Convlc!tl At large" (1938) R81ph Forri... Peuta $tone A to-II hUfled Into ~ 111• • l)tlton ~out OGC!Ufl. CC> * * "BMrecu<I•" ( 1978) Wtyne ~ Craw- totd, J•ton EYwa. A cOl- lege ltuct.11 " ... 10 pr- • ~ COfT'PMY .. MGretty dumping toxic --Into • town'• .. .., IUWIY • *. ·~ "lhe Outlld•" (1962) Tony Curtl•, J1mea Franoi9aua. Pima lndlen lrl Hamilton Heyee helpe In raising '"* neo on lwo J1ma THUASOAY'S MOVIES 8EP'T£MBEA 10, 1Nt 0:00 0 • lt'lo "The HHrae .. Trish V1n0eve<e. Joseph Cott11n A ..,1 .. of blzerre 1nd horrifying experlenoel drMI • young lc:hOOneec:h· ., to the edge ol lnnnlty 'PG' 7:00 (?) * • •'lo "fhoM Ups. ThOM Eyee" (1980) Fr1MI f.AlnOelle, Glynnll O'Con- nor. A neml>Oyant eummer lloc:k ec:tor. whO dreema of 8roedw1y atlrdom. Oetencl• an Incompetent, 11 .. llNCk l)t'op boy end pt'Of'ft()t .. 1'111 r-with I c:horva gift. 'R' ..-«> e • .,.. "PrleoMt 1n The Mid dle " ( 1974) David Jen-. 1<1114' Dor. A u,a bOMber eoc;IOenlally ltnl- -• nuclMr wen-d -the J0t<I.,,..,, border. • * * * "A M.iorttY Of OM" ( 19821 Alec Guin· ,_, Roullfld RutMll A J9w4lll war ..icsow ftom 8rOOllly!1 lllllli In loW with • -'lhy JIPflMl!f widow• .. (C) * *•lot "The H.Unt• lflg" (1983) Julie Hlllfrlt. C111r1 ~ 8'00ft\ Fo.ur d1ap1Htl people tn\11111- 0lll 1 hOuae with en lntamout reput11ion tor supern11urll gotng•·on (t\) **'""The Prlu Flghlet" ( 1979) llm Con· wey. Don Knott• OurlnO the 0epre111on. • t>um· bllng bo•er and hll wlM- crackong m8nlg8r try to outwit Ille mob. 'PG' <O) • *'h "Blood Feud" ( t980) SopN• Loren. Mlt· cello MaslrOlennl A 'lfldow ls elded by en IOllllltlc: lawy« Ind I smllllltne gang11er In her vengetul CruS•d• •g11n1t lhl mattolo wt'IO kllled her ':lJ.l.Jlblnd. 'R' (SJ ***'lo "Allen" ( t979) Tom Skefl'ltt, YIQIMll KOi· to. The or-ol • epacego- tng scrap Cit•* lollow • myat11<10U1 llgnal to • SUP- poM<lly dead pll/111 Ind, etter lending, diaeover that 1he meaaage .wu • wern- lnp to ttay awey. 'R' g * • • "All Thet Jui (19 79 J Roy Scheider. Jff.. *8 L•noe The 1umultu- 001 Mia ol 1 prOllMlonal dine:.< I• IOlio-d from -on the 11age to peraonel en-. ·R' t:o0 0 9 * * "Ledy 01 lhe HouM" ( 1978) Oyen Cen· non. Armend A181nte The mldam ol • Sen FrenclKO t><othel rlMa 10 bec:ort>4I meyor ol S-.illllto. Call- tornla. (R) • * * •'h "Jereml8'1 Johneon" ( 1972) Robert Redford. Will 0-A wlllt• ,.,.,. llW>g In the wlldet- -1111• In Indian wlla Ind putt hlrnMff In danoe< by t><•lng en anolent lndlen teboo. IUl ••'lo "Frllmed" (1974) Joe Don BPet. Conny Van Dyke Alt• four years of l><utal l)tlton tr .. tment. • gembler -. revenge on the •l'luOI. crooked ~ end polltic:llM WhO Mthlmup. {%) * •• "The on.nee" (1973) SM<\ Connery, Tre- vor How81d . Whtie trlldtlng down • ell!Mj molelt•. • London Oelec:tlw llOWly edges hlmMlf toward a nervous l><eel<down. 'R' 10:00 a::> * ...... "Thi Town That OrNdld Sunaown" ( 1977) Ben Johneon, Andrew Prine. A mldm•n •t•I"-• lover1· Ian•• In • Soutllweslern border town. •h•lleting the ra11- dent1' joy •nd rel let OY8r me end Of Wond Wer 11 'R' CO) * e 1/t "F1Hh And Flte- cet" ( 1978) Rog« Devis. Tflda Sember• An Id_,· 1urous men toln• loroea with en equllly derlno lldy lor a hlgh·speed jOyflde whleh pieces en armv of potk:e ottlcar1 on their trail 'PG' (SJ * It•,_, "Wise Blood" f 1980) Brad Oourll, Amy Wrighl An 1motlon11lly de•ec~ prHche< oon- lend• with a hendlut OI people, Mell ot whom wenta to ••plolt him ror • dlff.,.,,t reuon 'PG' 11:00 (8) • * • "Alrplenel" (1980) Robert Her-. Julle Hagerty After ..,.. atnlnet't crew tell• to food poleon- lng. • nervou• lor"* wllf pMot II preued Into -- vice Ind mu11 conlend wtlh on·bOllrd hr-terta, • secr.cn. control t~ Ind ctlche-flllec:f mem<>rlM 'PG' • * • * "8fulno Sad· diet" (1974)C ... von Llltle. Gene Wll6ef. Dlf*Cltel by Mel Brooke. A railroad WOfktr In the Oki WMI ........ hel mOf'I Pf~ lhtn he Gen hlllldi9 wMr1 ... .. eppolnt.0 an.riff of Roel< Ridge, I IO'M' pin- pointed for deltruollon by 1 ~ t)'CIOOI\ 'R' CZ> ••• "ni. ... ..,.,.. Of ~· lnun" (1879) ...,,,,. &chygulla. ICl8u• lotlltecl\.. O!fKted 1>Y Rainer War net F USblnc:le< During Work! W11 II. a Germ1n bride llruggles to IUflllve .. Iha we111 tor Ille rtlurn or her llOldler hul· band. 'R' 11:$0 (C) • * * * "Resu.rreo- llon" ( 111801 Ellen Burslyn. S•m Sh4191td Attet a n .. r fatal auto acodent, • wom· an llnd1 thll tl'M hes the llblllty to heal Olherl but IS petMCUted becauM of h..- ralusel to Claim • dlvln1 tnllUenc:41 • PG. (0 ) * * * "Chac>ler Two" ( 1979) Jernes Cun. Mar- sha Muon. Soon 1111< his wile'• death. e wrltet rinds himlelf re1uct1n11y l•lllng 111 loYll again. 'PG' 12:00 11 • *"" "Ot Love And 011lre" ( 1963) Merle Oberon, S t-Coc:hren A wealthy women 1ttemp1s 10 lelve her IOfdid P&SI t>enlncl by merrylng lhe man she loves. (S) •'h "TheS.• Mlchlnti' ( 1978) Ir\ 2037 A O , sc1en111ts solve Ille -gy problem by har nelllng the power ol Ille hum•n llb!Oo 'R' 12:30 CID • * * "ll'a My Turn ( 1980) Jiii Cllyburgh, Mlehael OO<;glH A brll- 11811t ChlcaQ<> m1lh proles-'°' relllzes the problems In ,_ M~n rel•tlonahlp wnen ahe tlnds a new love whlle In N-York for her lathe<'• remarriage 'R' 0 * '* •,i, "The Outaklllt (1962) Tony Cur111. James Frenclac:ua. Pima lndten Ira Hemllton Heyea helps tn ••laing the lt.ag on lwo Jim• 1:00. * •• "JOhnny Corne Lltely" (19'3) J•rnet Ceo· My. MWIOOI Mein Two vetetan .-..peper pYl>- lllhlrl jOln forc:ee In a flglll ~t • toc:al town bolt. CZ) • • • • "Youno Frenllenet•n" ( 1974) G- Wllder, Pel er 80)'le file son of the lnlllmOUa Or Frenk8111teln atlernpll to prove that hll f8lher WU nol • tnedmen by oomplet· Ing his etton• to a-.. t• • 'l"'hetlc man. 'PO' t: 10 U * * "The Lael Angry M811" ( t974) Pet Hingle Lynn Cer11n. A MUOned doctor trlel to uve the Ille of one ol Ille h0odlum1 rnpon1lbl• for running him out of the neighbor· hOOd 1:30 . *I,_., "The Myaterl· en•" ( t9S91 Ken~ Siiier•. Yuml Shlrakew• " g<c>up or highly evol\led alien• ot aupertor tnreltlgenc:e try to take over Emh to perpe1u- a1e lhelr clvllltatton. 1C'l •••• · 1r·(ttiea1 MlllOO!m McDowell. Oevld Wood The opp<Htlve ••mosi>hlf• et en C:ngtjsl'I bOya' tchool leada 10 I vlo- lent ltudent rebelUon ($) •" "FM! Meat.,.. or Oellh" 'R' 1:66 8 * a "Medleon Ave- nue" ( 19821 Dene "ndr-•. Eleanor Parker An ~peeled turn 01 _ .. , ........ th•t. highly respected public: figure l)OMS I deedly tht .. I 10 then11ton. 2:46 II **'A "Dering Gema" ( t988) Lloyd BrldQM.. Nlc:o Minerdoe. 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See Weekender , DRANGI COAST FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1981 FOOTBALL FEVER Symptoms start Sunday With Rams-Oi lers telecast See Pilot TV Log SINGING SINCERELY Anne Murray to appear in Irvine Meadows show See Weekender • • • • • YDUR HDMITDWN DAILY PAPER ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Globe-trotting peng_uin finds a home SAN DIEGO <AP l A penguin that may be either a brave ex plorer or a stupid navigator was languishing in California today, nearly one week after he was found wan- dering on a New Jersey beach. Nobody is sure they can ex- plain how the 12-anch Marcom penguin. whose normal habitat is the southernmost lip or South America. wound up s kinny and starving on the East Coast of the United States. The web-footed . black-and· white adult bird. known as a rockhopper, was found Saturday at Monmouth Beach in New Jersey and turned over to police. His first trip was to Jail. for lack of a better place to put him. He was bailed out by l,.ee Bernstein. director of the New J ersey Humane Society, who Quake shakes Orange Coast; -damage light By JERRY CLAUSEN Of-Delly l'llM St.9fl A moderate earthquake that shocked the Los Angeles area at about 8 :50 a .m. today shook Orangt? Countians ·and was felt along the Southern California Coast Crom San Luis Obispo to the Mexican border. No major damage was report- ed immediately in any of the -counties shaken by the 15 second temblor Call.ec h Sei smologica l Russ wars h ips continue off W est Coast SAN FRANCISCO <AP I Four Soviet wars hips are following an irregular track 300 nautical miles off Northern Cali'ornia as they continued south along the U S West Coast, the Navy said today. The shi ps were headed in a southwesterly direction at 12 knots, Navy information officer Cmdr. Willian North said . The ships were reported 450 nautical miles northwest of San Francisco on Thursday after- noon, and were observed 200 n autical miles wesl of Coos Bay. Ore .. Thursday morning. "It seems a rather irregular track," North said of the Soviet s hips' movements The guided missile cruiser. two guided missile rngates and a s upply s hip were being watched by the U .S.S Fife. a Navy d estroyer rro m Sa n Diego. The ships were s potted last Friday m the Gulf or Alaska and came as close as 210 miles to the Pacific Coast. However. the Soviets did not a ppear to be conduc tin g any training maneuvers, a nd no incidents have been reported. the Navy said. ORANG I COAST WIATHf R Laboratory o ffi cia l s in Pasadena reported the quake's magnitude at 5 I on the Richter scale and noted it was centered about 51 miles southwest of San- ta Monaca in the Pacifi c Ocean. It was not immediately de- lt•rmined which faultline was af- fected. The national Earthquake ln- f ormat1o n Center in Golden. Colo .. reported a preliminary re- ading bl 5.& on the Ric hter seale a nd said the epice nter was off Long Beach in the San Pedro Channel. • Southern California Edison of- ficials who felt the temblor at the ir Rosemead headquarters s a id employces at the San Onofre nuclear power plant south or Orange County felt quake movement ·•slightly ... Spokesman Dave Barron said employees at the plant. center of an environmental controversy. 1mmed1ately moved into a pro- gram of plant safet y checks He said the procedure is stand- ard whenever a quake is relt or seismic monitors indicate any movement of the earth No apparent damage was sus- tained at the plant, he said. but preliminary investigations will not be completed until later to- day. Those checks. h e said, would be followed by several days of plant and equipment in· vestigataons. In ncarby San C lemente. about two mile s to the northwest. c ity s witc h board operator Anette Soza said calls from city residents began light- ing up her s witchboard by 8.55 a .m. "It wasn't too bad ... she ob· served of the quake "But we definitely were moving. "Some pt!ople were asleep. They were curious as to why the ir beds were movmg. They wondered if it was the firing again at Camp Pendleton (a nearby Mar ine Corps artillery range I At the northern end of the Orange County coastline. Seal Beach police dispatcher Sandra Burnett said. "It was shake, rat- (See QUAK E, Page A2) then arranged for the trip to Sea World in San Diego, home of a large, refrif(erated rookerie de- voted lo the study of Antarctic penguins. Alter a bnel layover m Hern- s tein 's bathtub and the Bronx Zoo. the penguin took a com rnercial flight Tuesday to San Diego "We're contmuing lo take care of llim as best we can. Basically we're JUSt prov1dmg him with good groceries. whic h is ap parenlly what he needs most at this time ," said Jackie O'Con· nor, a spokesman for the marine park. He 1s being fed Columbia River s melt "that we're stuffing full of vitamins and minerals." s aid Ms. O'Connor. ··1t 's too early to tell how well he 's doing. But he's eating and STREETS THROUGH STORYLAND In honor of ~fo wport Beach's 75th anniversary. artist Joan Haij!h . an emplo~·ee of Corona del Mar library. painted this mural 1n the that's a good sign. We want lo put four pounds on him ... she added. Berns tein s aid he first believed the pencuin got caught in a powerful ocean current or s torm, but said that guess wasn't realistic because of the distance involved. Another poss1b11ity was that the J)t!nguin was som eone's pet. "but who goes down almost lo Antarctica for a pet'.'" he asked. Once 1t regains its health, the adult rockhoppe r will be placed an the marine park's freezer unit with 300 other penguins. includ- ing three other rockhoppers "At this point, the cold unit would take loo much of his energy He'::. still weak and spends a ll day r esting," Ms . O'Connor said .,..,, ,. ... -. .., OoetW llMT children's book section. She fashioned tree~ <.a nd fl owt.-n. representing 15 street names in old Corona del ~1ar and dt•· picted Hans Christian Andersen ·~ ·Thumbelin<1 · S e cre t council m e eting told Ba":ks cut Newport mayor, others conferred with Irvine firm officials s a~ings By STEVE MARBLE c areful not lo have a majority of Company's vice president in Sfrtngs Of u.. 0•11• P>11et ,..... the seven-me mber council on charge of government relations By The Associated Press Three Newport Beach City hand, which would be a violation a nd one of the guests at Coun-St y mied by the Inte rnal Council m embers met privately of the Brown Act, California's cilwoman Hart's home, said-'the Revenue Service. the banking with top Ir vin e Compan y anti-secrecyingovernmentlaw. meetingwasonlyoneofseveral industry 1s hur rying to cut the representatives the same day The Brown Act is the state such "informal sessions we've strings that tied high-interest in- the council approved the de-ha d in the 14-m onth life of this vestment opportunities to the All velopment firm ·s plan for ex-issue. Savers tax-free certificates that panding Newport Center . Session held day "None of these meetings ever go on sale next month. . The Aug. 24 noon meeting at violated the Brown Act in law or The J RS said Thursday that in· Councilwoman Evelyn Hart's center plan OK'd in spirit.•• he said. centives offered by some bant<s Newport Heights hom e was at Councilwoma n Plummer was and savings and loan institutions tended by Mayor Jackie Heather hesitant to admit she attended to dra w investments in the and Councilwoman Ruthelyn statute that sets the rules for the meeting . certifi cates would jeopardize Plummer. public meetings. A council m a-"If l did ... she said, "it was their tax Cree status. Also present we re Irvine Com· jority cannot meet without the only for a very briQ( lime. You Some banks had offered de- pany President Pete Kremer, public being notified and invited should really get those answers positors short-term interest of 40 Richard Cannon. an Irvine Com · to attend. from the mayor, I'm just :t°lowly percent or more if they would pany vice-president. and two Following the noon meeting, council person." depos i t funds that would other officials Crom the firm. M aurer's lengthy 11-page mo-Mayor Heather c urrently is in automatically be roll ed over into· Councilwoman Hart said the tion was typed up at city hall. Europe on vacation. an All Savers CertHicate on Oct. get-togetherwasheldto1ronout copiedandthendistributedto all CityAttorney Hugh CoHin said 1, when they firs t beco me last-minute concerns about the seven council members thal the council members didn't seek available. The certificates are $1 23 million development project evening. his advice on the meeting, "but expected to yield about 12.6 per- and to review a proposed motion It was approved on a 5-2 vote if they had I would have told cent tax free. by Councilman Phil Maurer, with councilmen Don Str auss them it was okay as long as a The IRS said that when the who she said was not present at and Paul Hummel voting quorum <enough m embers to bonuses e arned in "re- the meeting. against it. vote) was not present." purchase·· agreements with the Mrs Hart said _the group was Robert Shelton, t he Irvine (See SECRET. Page A2> banks and the certificates were cons idered as a single Night through mid - morning low cloudiness othe rwise fair through Saturday. Highs about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s in warmer inland · area5. Lows tonight 58 to 66. David Brinkley to leave NBC package, the interest exceeded the limit imposed by Congtess when it created the All Savers Certificates. The I RS said banks and S&Ls could continue to offe r the incen- tives only if depositors were given a "reasonable" chance to withdraw their funds before they are transferred to an All Savers Certificate. Some banks that of- fered the incentives had already <See SAVERS, Page AZ> INSIDI TODAY Commercial mara1uana grower& have discovered that Southwest Oregon's climate , growing season, remote lcca· tiona ond under-financed low enforcement are ideal for bu.ttMs.s. rSee "Pot growers head north," Page BB J. Broadcast journalist 's retirement to end 38-year career NEW YORK <AP > -David Brinkley, an evening news fix· ture for a quarter-century whose distinctive delivery became a model for aspiring broadcast journalists, will retir e next month, NBC announced today. Brinkley's retirem ent will end a 38-year career wlth NBC. The NBC a nnouncement gave no reason for the unexpected re- tirement. Brinkley, 61, could not be reached for comment Im· mediately. The announcem ent came as a surprise. The network as recent- ly as Tuesday promoted the second -season pre miere of ''NBC Magazine with David Brinkley," the magazine show that the veteran correspondent had anchored since leaving the "NighUy News" last Call. • "Brinkley's a good dra w," Thomas Wolzien, the program 's executive produce r, told The As- sociated Press in an interview last month. "He's been one of the strengths of the network for years. On this show. he's our identity ... It was not immediately clear whethe r the decision to retire had been Brinkley's alone. The magazine was not successful in attracting an audience in its first season , opposite CBS' s upersuccessful "Dalla!!." The program is scheduled to move to an earfter ( 8p.m. Friday) time period Sept. 11. Walter Cronkite, the CBS "Evening News" anehor for nearly two decades and perhaps the only broadcast journalist more widely recognized than j t I • Brinkley, left his familiar post this year. He h as continued. however, as anchor for the network's new science series, "Walter Cronkite's Universe." Brinkley achieved TV stardom after he was teamed with the late Chet Huntley for the 1956 political conventions . "The Huntley-Brinkley Report" on NBC was, i'l the mld-1960s, dominant in the dinner-time news field. Hunlley retired in 1970, and Brinkley was teamed with other correspondent.'> before giving up the anchor position for regular eommentary. He became co-anchor of the "Nightly News" once more, after the 1976 political oonven- tlons. teaming with John Chan- cellor. TO RETIRE David Bnnkley Fresno parents attack t extbooks FRF.sNO <AP> A request by a parents' groun to eliminate a sen es ot graae school readmg textbooks on moral and legal gTounds has been turned aside by t.he school board here. The seven-member group called Family Impact attackea books approved by the state and used by the Fresno Unified Ota· t rict Crom kindergarten to eithth grade for 11 years. . ... u •.... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. September 4, 1981 ,.,.., ......... READYI NG FOR REAL RlOES ·Cajun Cowbo.\ .. .John l.abt~ .Jr gets 1n a ltltll' hueking prartit'{;' on a ruhhcr brOl1l'O with lhe help of Rov Hrcaux t nght I and oa,·id L<ihn at '.\l·ew ltwrw. La Thi'\ ,tt'l' \\Orking on t1.m1n~ for I ht• n•,tl 1ult·:-.·1111 t lw 1 odl'o <·11·c·uit around .... out h L1n11~1an~1 Welfare fraud crftckdown eyed State . assessment of property, household goods proposed NEW YORK <AP > - Secretary of Health and Human Services Richard Schweiker is reviewing a proposal that would require states to assess most of 't he personal property and household goods of welfare recip- ients. lhe New York Times re- ported today. The newspaper quoted federal officials as saying the rules would reduce welfare cheating by making sure the assets of welfare families did not exceed the new legal limit o f Sl,000 per household. tr the secretary approves the regulations. they would lake er feel Oct. 1, The Times said . • The Omnibus Budget Recon· c ilialion Act of 1981, signed by President Reagan on Aug. 13. set a limit for the first time on the assets that a family could have 1f it received welfare under Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The limit is $1,000, not count· ing the family's equity in a home and one automobile. Until the new law. regulations had set the limit at $2,000. The proposed rules say a state agency may exclude the value of Another offensive in Angola claimed JOHANNESBURG, South Africa <AP> Radio Moiam· bique said today t hat South Africa has launched a new of. fensive against Angola, but a South African military From Page A 1 SAVERS. • • <tllowed the withclrawals . "We're going t o notify all those that purchased repurchase ,.::.igreements thcit they have the •option of not going in to the All •Saverl> Cert1f1cates ... said Victor :ltosen. vice presid ent of First Federal Savings & Loan in •Philadelphia Rosen said he expected that jpiost of lhe people who did in· ~;est in repurchase agreements trould. in fact, take the money fend buy All Savers Certificates 'fll Oct l j... Rosen said he did not know ex· '~clly wh at' kind of interest would ~e offered lo future buyers fie \aid he was awaiting clarifica- dion of the IRS ruling, 1\ Chase Manhattan Bank in 1 ew York which offered to pay interest on repurchase agreements at an annua l rate of 40 ~rcent until Oct l said that people who had signed for ! t he offer would gel their 40 per- cent without being required to re invest 1n All Savers : Certificat es The offer was withdrawn Monday after the I RS" initial questions about the j mvestment packages, From now until Oct l, Chase ! said, it will offer an annual m- : terest rate of 17 percent on the repurchase agreements. There wall be no tie between the re 1 purchase agreements and the All Savers Certifi cates. Congress created the All Savers Certificates when it passed President Reagan's lax cut. The certificates are in· tended to encourage savings. s pokes man called the report "rid1cuJous propaganda." The broadcast, momtored in Johannesburg, quoted "official Angolan sources" as reporting the military action about 150 miles north of the South West African border Mozambique. like Angola . 1s a former Portuguese colony with a Marx· 1s t government. Angop, the offlc1al Angolan news agency. made no mention of an offensive today, but quot ed th e Ang olcin Defens e Ministry as saying that 11.000 South African troops were occu- pying a southern province. Previous reports said South African forces drove some 60 miles into Angola with 4.000 s oldiers Aug 24 on a search· and ·destroy mission against black nationalist guerrillas of the South West Africa People's Organization, or SWAPO. SWAPO has been fighting a 15-year bush war against South Africa for independence for South West Africa, also known as Namibia. The guerrillas are based primarily in Angola. South Africa has said it was withdrawing its troops a fter k i ll~ng nearly 400 Angolan s olcliers and SWA PO guerrillas. but no timetable was an nounced India s olon an 'Amazoll'? NEW DELHl. India (AP> Women members of the ruling Congress Party stalked out of Parliament after an opposition legis lator called one of them an Amazon A G Kulkarni had asked the upper house deputy chairman Thursday to "protect me from this Amazon o( a lady" after re- peated interruptions from Saroj Kharparde. lhe home and t ar but must "count the equity value of all other res o urc es. including personal effects, hous ehold goods, income· producing, etc," The Times said. Seymour Katz. director of in· come support programs for New York State, said without suc:-t an exemption the rules "would de· rtude people" by forcing them to sell personal property. The ·assessment of personal belongings would be "impossible to administer." he said. He said New York caseworkers had not done regular evaluations of personal propt:rty in 30 years. From Page A1 QU.AKE ••• tie and rolling We thought we were dreaming ... She said no d amage was re· ported and incoming telephone calls mos tly were inquiries about quake severity and the location or its center Orange Cou nty Board of Supervisors Chairman Ralph Clark reported no interruption in county bus iness at the Hall of Admi nis lrat1on which \.un - derwent nearly Sl million in re pairs lh1s ) ear to bring it into confurm irnce with California s afety requirements The board chairman said the ~truct~re wmald be thoroughly anvcst1 gated Tentat1v<'l y reported a s among the most severe m the pas t 10 years 1n Southern California. the earthquake was felt mos t dramatically by Orange Counlians working today in t aller bui1dings. Shelly Schulze, an Irvine Co. employee housed on the seventh floor of her firm's 10-story head- quarters building in Newport Beach, s aid. "It s hook up here for a good minute "It was a bit frightening. We have a girl here from Kentucky. This was her first e arthquake. It brought tears to her eyes." In contrast, employees work· 1ng on the 17th floor of the South Coast Plaza Hotel. Costa Mesa's tallest structure, reported some s waying but indicated the temblor seemed "no bi l? deal. .. Huntington Beach city safety authorities reported no da mage among the old buildings in the downtown s ector where 51 struc· lures were condemned in 1979 The two·slory unreinforced masonry buildings near Main Street and P acifi c Coast Highway were built in the 1920s and 1930s. Landlords have been ordered to tear them down or bring them up to c urrent earthquake safety standards The first Sl,000 of interest for individuals or $2.000 for couples is free of all federal taxes. There ' is no minimum deposit. Miss Kharparde's supporters demanded an apology. Kulkarni refused, and the women stormed out of the chambers. Cal Tech spokesman Stephen Cohn said today that the 5.1 Richter scale measurement of today is considered the result of a moderate earthquake. ' • l I L. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thomao; P Haley Pvo+•t'1•' a"a C"·•f f .'" ul ~fl 1111,, ,, Aobe•t N Weed p,~. Thol'las A Muroh1ne £01101 M1chae1 P Harvey ~~·"t~r-ecto. L Kay S··hultz O.•tc.•Ot ot °'*•1tnn• Kenneth N Goddard J1 C...c.\iflafilO" 0.tK I04' Bernard Schulman ()ol1fr0t•, CMrlesH LOOS ~"Ofd·IOI Carol A. Moore ~[- .. ,._.... Ctualfled ltdvertlelng 7141642·5678 All other depenment• 642·4321 MAIN OFFICE UO w,.,, B•v St (O"t• Mt>t4 t A M11to1 •OO• "' Bo• t MO CO\I• M•'• c • •1•1'• 00•"Q"t , .. , Ot~ CCW\t Pvflll\"'•"'4 (°""°"ny No ,,, .. .., .. 10,..,, 1t10\ff•ltOf'\\ •ftttn•M• "'"''""' or 4H1 .,,,,,,.,.., .. ,," f\l't11'1f\ l"nllt't' I>• ••(H OOU' ,.a 1"-tlf'IOvt l"I• • .... O-'"''''uon tJf roov11Qnt o.,.n.;., \nonf"I '•'' 00\t,... o.-•11 •t ( O\lllt M_.,,,_ < ••t•MntA UP \ t U too· \UO\C f1pf1~ th "'"'' \j 0() mol\tht• th m A1l \\ 1i() ,,....,,,.,.... fUd I M" n1 'lt"li'f•~' \t ()0 '"",,'"''' fri•o,.,.c .. ,t O•H• Pi'Oi •1t ... •fh(Pt t\t~ t~• "'"'•"' "'""' '' l"'vbl1\o•"•d Ch tftf' °'•"9' (Olt\1 PwrH•'-'"'~0 {~~,. Yo•'•'.,. ""''rM' ~·,. °"'14""'11 Mnntt•• '~'O\lf)" '''O•v for (~IA M .. ~ N•#f)C)l't t\""'"" H""tl~M'll fllt•th r ounta1f'\ v,.u.,., tn J11M t •Qw"• h•.c.;. ~tf\ (O..\ot A \tftOI,. '•O ,.,..,.., fl(l1ttltf\ pu(ll1\of'Wiitl ~t,.rtt•Y"' •NI \""O••' t,.... Pf'tN 10•t O\lbh\oP\1ftQ 0i4,itnt I\ Af UO W .. \I J\•• ,,, • ..-f ,. n .-n. , \.6G ( ,.,, • 'M'" ( Al•'"'H I ~., .. ,,. VOL. 74, NO. 246 • "It certainly would be felt, but it is not like ly t o c ause damage." he said. Cohn said the San Fernando earthquake of Feb. 9, 1971, was a 6.4 temblor. He said the Im · perial Valley earthquake in 1979 was 6.5 in a desolate area and knocked mobile homes off foun· dations. Avalon city o((icials said there was no major damage reported on Catalina. ·'We had about an eight· second shake but the extent of the reported damage was that a lot bottles fell off the shelves of a couple of liquor stores." said Fire Depa rtmtnl spokesman Carl Marshburn 'I Holiday crush forecast Plentiful gas , balmy weather to draw overflow crowds By Tbe Associated Pre .. The lust hollduy of the $Urn· mer 1H·u s on s hould find everythrng in plentiful supply s unny Wt'ulher. plentiful ~u s olint? and Labor Da y celebrutaoni; ac·ro:1s the slate ex<:ept for unrrowded space Plentiful gasoline should con tribute to highway congestion ; balmy weather is forecast to draw overfl ow c r o wds t o beaches a nd parks , and reslivals from San Francisco to Sun Diego a rc com peting to at- tr1Jct 11h1y-at hom~s , "We plan on having our bands full ," 1rn1d Collfornio Highway Patrol officer Munny Padilla. ·•Back In 1972, traveler~ logged 1.3 b11hon highway miles in Southern California alone, and of course il':s going to bc much heavier now "People aren't afrcitd to (W oul anymore on long wf'ekends hke they used to during the t'ncrgy crunch." he said. Heuvy traUic was cxp1·ttcd to begin tnduy a!i motoris t:; head out of town 'l'o cC•J)t• with U1t• problt'm . Cll P otficera will ha v1· tu forc~o lht·1r weekend holiday lo l'nsure "maximum entorc~ lfll'nt " from 6 p m tv<luy to rnad n1~ht Monduy, with a spcc1ul "Jl(•h for drinking drivers, flutl1llu -.uul I.u ... 1 l.Jhm Oay weekend, 81 I' l' u p I t d 1 1• d 1 n So u t h er n ('111lfon11,1 lruffi<· arcidents cind pJlrnlnw 11 arrc:~ted J.885 drunk d11 vt·1 .. , a<·t·ord1n~ to the (;JI f' Bond credit rating increased in county Mutonsts i\hould find ubund ant .:;1-.ol11w '>UJ)pltes. although th1 · Autom11h1le Club of Southt>rn c~t1don11a said the y 'll be paying <ibout 5 pe rn•nl more for 1t than lht· national :.iv~:rage Regular avc raged $1.42 a gallon and unleaded was SI 53 in lhl ... Wt'l'k .... ('IUIJ survey Of 362 statw11:. /\h1111t 85 percent o f thl·m said they'll open Monday; I hl' l)(.'rcentage is higher Satur I Orange County government leaders were informed Thursday that the county's credit rating for general obligation bonds will be raised Monday from "AA to AA+. The new rallng from Moody's Rating Investment Service is the s econd highest obtainable. The change means that lhe county is considered a com· parably s afer credit risk, and so can expect to attract investors who are willing lo offer com- parably lower interest rates. Thus. the rating could be a money.saver if and when county officials decide to sell ~eneral obligation bonds to raise rev· enue for the expansion of John Way ne Airport, said Robert Citron , county tax colteclor· treasurer However, the final rating for an airport bond also would be based on investor trust or airport revenues, he said . The county's plans for expand· From Page A1 ing the airport 1nclud1: pro vis ions that any bonds would be paid off through airport user fees, The hig h er <:redit rat1ng. Citron s aid, is a r eflection that Moody's expe rts are looking favorably o n the county's methods for mana g in~ its money Citron s a11I offic ials from Moody's reviewed 1,000 govern- ment agencies and improved the ratings of 81 Thn•e we.re rn Ca lifornia. including Orange County, he said The higher rating, hOWl'H'r. won't change the issucin<'es of housing revl.'nue bonds. Citron added, becaus e the county's l·redit doesn·t stand behind them If general obhgal1on bonds are s old to build th e planned freewa y in the Foothill Trans portation C orrido r . through, the rating would apply, hl' said. SECRET SESSION • • • Al·cording to one source. it had been determined prior to the noon meeting that there already were four affirm ative votes for Maurer's motion. It was Coun· <:Jlwoman Hart's vote that the others were seeking at the meet inJ.?. the source s aid Mrs. llart said s he was at the meeting a nd had some last minute doubts about construc- tion of Pelican Hill Road, the bypass that is to run Crom Pacific Coast Highway south or Corona del Mar to MacArthur Boulevard near lhe center. At the meeting, she reportedly w<1s successful in getting Irvine Compan) Pres ident Kremer to C:1gree lo s ome modifications on when the road would be built Councilman Strauss . who wasn't invited to the meeting. s aid that, when he read Maurer·~ motion that evening , he thought "it was so complete and so professional. it seemed to m e lhat II couldn't have been done by Phil <Maurerl alone It set>med to have some lrvine Preside nt named LA PAZ. Bolivia <AP) Bolivia "s three-man military junta today named one of its own, army commander Gen. Celso Torrelio, as president replacing Gen. Luis Garcia Mexa. who res igned under pressure Aug 4. ii was an· nounced Company 0\ crtones · · But Maurer s c.iid the motion w<1s all his and the onlv outside help he had was from ttie city at· lorney 's office in ·getting some of the• legal a s pects s qu<1rcd C:IWCI\' ·r talked to a lot of people. s aid Maurer. "but it was <ill legal No Brown Act violations or a n) thing like that "You have tu as k ques tions and work as ci team on these things ," he said "If you don't. you'll end up with Sl'vcn coun<:il members voting eve ry which W.l) and that's JUSI not produc· llVC " Man fights tree s tripping SARATOGA IAPI Charles II. Martin, who has ~rown or· ganic produce in has backyard for 15 years, has been arraigned for refusing to strip his fruit trees in the state's war against the medny. Martin s aid Thursday tnat an injury he received in the Korean War and subsequent treatment have forced him to avoid chem- icals. The only way he can sur· vive is on a diet of organic foods, he said State emergency orders called for backyard farmc;rs lo strip their trees of all produce, but Martin refused and was later charged with being a public nuisance. day and Sunday C'altrans tnJff1t· engine~ l>umwt cxpt•1·t-. traffic conges· tum •1n llll' V1•nlura and Golden SI ate fre1 ·v. ays, llighwciy 101 Jnll a lo ng I nler!:itate 5 north from 0 ('t•:rns1dc . whe re one lane IS c·lo...i'<l for rl'JHlll'S liut Souttwrn California's ma J•tr touri s t a ttrac·t1ons don't t h111k I 1 aff1t Jams will hurt ~p ok C'S ml'n fo r 01s ne yla nd, ~a):!ll' Mounta in and Knoll's Berr) Farm .ill i.in.•d1cted .heav)' holid:H r rowds . although Dis· nt•ylanJ><1kl'.,mcin Bob Roth -.aul h<· dc111ht<·d r ec·ords would hl' sh:1tterl'tl 'sinn~ most of tht- l o u rt c..1 s h a \.-t· ci I ready go n l' homt' Nalurt> :-.l•t•kc·r s can expect lots of <:ompan) at national park 1·ampgrounds Sue• Heron o( the ;-.;a1wnal Fon ·.,t Service 's camp· ing hotllnl' saHJ C'ounty and state pa rk' v.crl· · alre<1dv full from Sein 1>1c•gr, tu San Fran<:1sco .. on Thursdav C<:ll·branh look 1n g for or g.1n11c•d fun hJd dozl'ns of com mun1t) fl''>l1 val !> tn choose among rn s~in F'ra1wa...c·o thl· Nataonal ~ ;1 r l It m c• Mu -. e um al I he A4u<.1li1· l'ark µlanned its annual fr e l' Ft·sli\'al of lht· Se a" Sun dJ) and Mon<1cn .\nd more thcin 25.000 pe11plt-wt·n· expcC'ted at lht· ~tth annual Sausalito Arts 1-'estl\ .J I, r 1111n1n g Saturda .. through M11ndH) at the c1t/s C1 vat• Cc•nt1·r :\lat•rotomputt-r g;1me., wall be f t•:.itur<: Angeles Simulcit1on Conn.•1111on, Fr1dC:1) through Sun · day a t Cal State Northndge In H1vt'rs 1dc County. they 'll he c·rownmg Mis~ Nor('O at the 34th annu;,il Norco \'alle) fair Mon day. wh1c·h st:.irls with a 10 am 1rnrnde Panc-akt· hn•akfa!>ts. rodeo!>, tra<'t11r pulls. decp·ptl barbecue~ a nd arts) t•xh1bi ~ are among the attral·t1 o ns al local fair., s tretching from Bishop to llunt 1ngton Hecif'h And m San Diego. l he 12th :.i ran u JI Labo r Da ' \\l'e k"·nrl muM·ular dystroph)· tt'lcthon in<·lllde:. outc1oor st age s ho"~ and a no n s top J err) Lt•\\IS film ft·stiva l from noon Sunda) to 6 p m Mondt.i y Through-. 11 a ll. th<• ~cit1onal Wl'alhc·r Ser vice forer asl mos tly s unn) -;kics once morni ng c loud1nl'ss cll•ars \\ tlh a slight <·hancc• of a thunders torm over :-.outhern and Paste rn c1ec;erts and soullwrn mnuntains Ve to cons ide r ed SAC RAMENTO <AP 1 Gov Edmund Arown Jr savs he might vC'to a S125 million tax re· fund lo owner:-. of unsecured prop- ·~rty b<'c ause the slate lacks the m oney Maho9any Cuttin9 Board I 2x 12 Solid & Heavy $688 CRO• HARDWARE WISTCUff 10241"-·"· H.wpott.._. 641·11 Jl _ .. _._ CORONA DB. MAI 31071. c..e...,. 67J..2IOO .......... ........, -All 1torea open 7 daya e week . Wmcllff Open Thurs. Til 9 P M HAllOI VIEW CINTll 16145 ........ Dr. ... .,... ..... 644-1570 ·--~--- • t (; --t .. Seven 01ys In May,'· opened ln San Francisco In a rour·wcck run ot Bernard Sabalh't1 two man dram1t1 "Th~ lloyR 10 Autumn." the ~t ory o f Mark ·rw1ln 't1 famuu~ l'huru<·t€·rs i.trown old. •·Burt and I both found tht:' play intrigu111g In Its explora tion or how people change and how lhoi.e changes affect friendship." Douglas said. Novelist Saul Bellow . who won the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, will give two publir lectures during his three weeks a l Syracuse Universi ty a!. the first Je nnette K. Wat son D1-;tinguished Professor in the humanities. Bellow, whose novels also have won three National Book awards, will offer a I wo part lt'Clure on .. A Writer from <'hicago" on Sept 10 and Sept 24 . umvers1ty officials said A Chicago native, Bellow has been on the fa<.'ulty of the lln1Versity of Chicago since 1963 Al"'#...._.. ·\1'1111 l(mwlcl lk1111w1 1d111 m 111· /ins a b1gge r role. C'L/f!li \ ·, rgmia \/uy11 111 this photo from u 1952 musical called ~She's Wurkmg /In \\'11.11 'f'lir11uµ// C11//1•t/I' \/uyo played a brirlt!.'U/llt' quPen purs1111lt/ 11 /11qlwr ed11ecrt11111 1111</ tl1L' f11t11r(' prl:'sute11t was her ~.'r1qllsli pr1111!,.s11r Erich Segal, who has writ ten romantic: Harvard based novels as well as scholarly bpoks about ancient Roman comedy. has returne d lo Yall' after an eig ht-year absen<'e. Segal. author of .. Love Story," "Oliver's Story" and the recent "Man, Woman and Child," is a visit· 1ng professor in Yale's Department o f C lassical Languages and Literatures. General's u1if e proud of role Kill) Bradlt•y. \\ 1tlow or General of the Armv Omar N. Bradley, say~ !>he would rather ht• remembered for the 15 years sh<' s pent as lhe gl'neral's wife than for h<•r career as a w nter but shl' as going back lo woa·k .. I would like to hl• rem em hered us m) husband s w 1fe ...... h<· said. calling her accompl1shmt•nls as a Sl'rt•cnwrater 'slllv <.'om pared lo what m~ husband dad .. :\1rs Hr.idle) said she 1s rl'lurnmg to Ca~rn1a lo work on a l><mk for Simon and Schuster and et lhrce hour CBS tc.·lev1s1on s pl'cial CJ bout ht.'r husband. \\ho d wd April 8. Hi s torian and forme1 p r c• s id c n t 1 a I ad ,. 1 s er F . McGeorge Bundy marncd neighbor Elizabeth Dodge an a pnvalt• ccn·mnn) at Em m a n u 1· I (.' h u r e h 1 n Flooding Manchester, Mass The eeremony was kept to lhl' 1mmed1ate family Mrs. Dodge is the widow or Ernest Dodge. director of the Pt•ubodv Museum Bund), 62 . scned as !->pN·aal a!'>s1stant for national ..,t•t·uritv under Pres1denb .John Kenm.-dv and Lvndon .Johnson. lie also Sl'l'V.ed aS pn•s1denl of lhe Ford Foun dutum from 19tili to 1970 and \\ a s d l' a n o f a r t s a n d s l' 1 t' n c· t· ... d t 11 a r \ a r d l n1vers1t~ \'eteran uc:tors Burt Lao· c·a<;ter and Kirk Douglas are logt!lher m a rare stage ap pl'arance . drawn by the opportuml) lo explore the dimensions of J friendship an this case. that of Tom Sa wvcr and LAHCMT1E11 Huck Finn. The mO\'lt' stars. who last worked together m 1964 1n Former Presiden t Richard Ni"oo, on u private tour of We!>lern Europe. en d o r s t• d l h l' Reagan ad mm1strat1on 's high 1ntl•resl ., rates. ~ S uch rates J are net·l'sSal') lo fight mfla lion. Nixon HtitOH told reporter~ 111 c;IUl'l'k..,bu rg . Wesl c;(•rman~ .. We would love lo have (;erman inflation rates in the l'n1tcd States." Nixon said The curren~ rate m West c; {'rmuny is 5.() per<.'enl. Former astronaut Jack Swigert J r. !'>ays he ma) re- enter politics and run either for the l' S H ouse o f Represcntatrvl's or governor of Colorado lie ran for the U.S Senall' 111 1978 from Colorado. but ,. lost 1n the GOP prim~lf) to eventual ''Inner Bill Ar mstrong. Michigan • ill H eavy storms trigger more warnings for Great Lakes Coastal HtOht tl'u·oug'1 m10 morntnQ low clouds ottwrw1~ t•lr tnrouoh S•tur <IO CoHlal low 5'. 1ntano ~ Coastal nt9h 10, lnlan<l low eo. Wiler•• EIMwhere. tight ••'••bit w1nct\ ni9M -,,,_""'9 hours 1>«om1nv wut lo 1o<>ulhwn1 10 to lb llnoh Salurdly afternoon Southw.sl swtlls I to 1 lwl NIQl>t and morn1n9 low ciouolness wlO'> ..-uy wnny alter ,_,,s U.S. sununary At It.St Uv• hcnTW\ w•r• evec.u•tf'd l>e<•UM of fk2od1no 1n southe•\tern Mlchloen ano do1ens ot <•'' ..,.,,,. str•nded loct•y wf'lotn ,,eavv rtln\ won.a out roacl\, alllPlorlt•n u ld Tht N1llona1 Wulher Se,...,ice i. •utd I lllUh flood war nln9 !or >0ulhem Lenaw• C:O...ntv, about tO m11 .. 1o<>uth<!all ol D•tro1I 1lttr ne•vy r•1n' c•useo river\ •nd ltr••mi toowrltow • We v• ev•cu•ted tbovl 'our f1mlll~ that -know ol, and 11\trt s I tot thet """'' 1~1 on ""'" own L~"•••• County Sntrdf \ t •pt Bruce lutty Hid We v~ oot "°""' structural da~Ot with b•wimenu. uvlr>Q ln A wvere lhuno•rstorm dumped mor• tf\.en four lf'KMS of r•tn In l•u th•n Im hour Tn\.lr\CMy fV•f'lllnQ in G•r<Mn City IC 1n c•u11no 1119h weler lrwt lnund1led l\omt• •nd bust nt$M\, Wltne\ses s•10 w•ttr w•J thrtt lttl OH'P In ow dOwntown •rt• eno mo•t of UV ~$IM\W\ ... ,.. tnvncs.t ed \•v1r4t "Our\ •tt•r ltw itorm rumbled throu9P'\ Utf \Outhwe\I t<ens.stown Stor• owner' u\•d .eny me•ns •vall•l>l• to ti.tit water oul ol 1rwtr bu•l~w.. ano ....,... .,..., "'no1>eos to c~tr~ w•t..,. <:,'alif ornifl ~1 Of Sovtrwrn Calllornle '"°"'d be l•lr ll>rOUQI> S.t.,,day but cloudy 11 ttmo, lht N1tlon•I W111ner S<ervl~ for~•• Hl(lh l-raturu In the mou,.. lltn' t/'oould bt •rouM IO, with ,_, lrom '8 to st -'°"'" •Htr_, c loudtnus wl th tsola4ed t hun· <M~n 1n ow '°"'hen> ••"9'1• The vti.n "-'d a1'° bl <toudy, and will new tomfl petcny Hrly mornlr>Q 109 In -M<llons. ve11ev 11191\s were 1orec:es110 bl I" Ille -r ~. 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MIS II 00 p m ..... Setur d•Y 11 58 pm SURf REPORT T-y't Av1/Mas 1-1 t-J t 1 t t 11•1 "'" 11•1 .., t t ..... 1 .... "'--l•lr --_, --r --lair fair -- Aver-Te .... .. .. ., ., ., ., 10 TO 70 .. .. .. ., fT·$4f'MO V. PGO< U ConM's Point t fair 41 TOMORROW'S TIDES. Hl9h J:J2 p.m, L-· l.?2 1.m. s-11 Dtrwc· tloft· S(W REPORTING AGIENCllES HB ··-··Alley Rok•, "' clly, Grao c...-. NB, Logan Locl<.all9y lB, tno<ld Loos, Salt Cl'Mll, ArrnM>d T .. t-, Dollftty, 81'\K• Zetus. Capo, DIO J-; SC at.lo, Stew 8-frett, SC state, G.-.9 Bootl\, We're Listening ••• Whal do you like about the Daily Pilot., What don't you like" Call the number below and your mel\sage wm be recorded. transcribed and delivered to the appropriat e editor. The same 24 hour answering service may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification No circulation calls, please Tell us what's on your mind. 642·6086 Orange Coclst DAILY PILOT/Friday. September 4, 1981 H/f t\3 Bergeson no big spender Assemblywoman had smallest budget of OC colleagues By •'RlWEKICK SCllOEMEHI. Of .... C)Mty f'llM .... " SM 'HAM 1-;NTO A fl,' port on {'X pem,es of slate Asst>ml>ly ml'mbcrs s h owi. that As s t•mhlywomun Marian Bcrge~on. R Newport Beach, un derspcnt her Orange County t•ol lea~ues from both sides of the aisle in 1980. Acc.•o rdini.t to lhl' report re leased th1i. Wl'<'k. Mrs Bergeson spent $165.425 in statt' funds to operate office11 al lhe tapila1 and Newport Beach. Another Republican. former slate Assemblyman Bruce Nestande. now a member of the Orangl' County Board of Supervisors. was the second lowest spender among the five A ssembly m embers who represented Orange County dur 1ng the accounting period bt.'twcen Dec 1, 1979 and Nov 30, 1980. the report also shows Nestande, it said, went through $173.668. Assemb l yman H1t·hard Robinson. D Santa Ana, spent $192,880. Assemblyman Che~ter Wray, D -Garden G r ove, S201.174 . and forme r As semblymun Dennis Mangers, $214,033. The analysis was preµared un der the direction of tht• As sembly Rules Comm1tt<·l' lo comparison. A~cmblyman Leo McCarthy. D-San Fran cisco, spent $308,904, the most. and Assemblyman Don Rogers. R -Bakersfield, $124.347, 1 he least. It is noted in the report that the expenses of Robin~on, Wra~ and !\tangcrs included amounts s pent in tonm·c·tion w 11 h lhl'1r dutiL'=' as l0ha1rmcn or members of As!->emblv c:omm1tle<'S Dunng 1980. llobinson Sl'n cd a:-<·hairm~m of th<' F:conom1r ()I' Vt•lo pm ('fl I and r I a nn In~ U !\\ Sl'r.' \' f>I•.' H \/11 n1111 lit'rt/1'.\111/ l'omm1llel', Wray, as c•hairman of lhl• suhl'omm1llt'l· 1111 mass lrans1l . and Mangt'r ~ as .1 nw111ber of tht.• Huie~ ('omm1t lt'('. Th<.• stalt'. m addition lo pay 1ng legislators· 'oalanC's, covers the• ('Ost ur sulanes for Slafr membC'rs. tr:ivc·I (both in and o u 1 o f t h t· :-I a l l' w h i I e u n ll'g1slat1vt• hus1nt·ss l, .1utornobtle h.•asci.. aulomobllt.' m a 1 n l c n a n c· c . g a !'> o I 1 n e . automobile n•ntal. rent for dis t r I (' I Of r i l' es . l e I e p h Ones . posta~c, nt'\\ s ll•l ters. offl<'e sup phl''>. rw\\spapcr subsrnpllon~. etnd c.•t•rt:un furniture In '>Um. more than SJI millwn "a'> -.pent in 1980 lo fund opera lums of the Legislature Tiu.• figures sho\.\ lh<1t Mrs Uer).(l•son spent $105.254 fur staff Bill to add judge backed by panel SACRA '.\1 ENTO 1\ hall that \\Ould permit tht addition of one J ud~e to the 46· mt!m ber Orange County Supenor Court bench at the CXpt'nSe o r J JUVenilc court l'Omm1s~1oner post has been appr<H'<.•d by I he stale Senutt.> l"inance Comm1tlel' l 'nder tl'rms of the ball . authnrt.•d h\ Assembl\'man H1charcl Hoh1nson. D·Santa Ana. the nt"w ;uchcwl post would be• created next July I Hut the pos1t1on c.·ou ld only he filll'd if a vaC'Jllt\ occurs on the five· man p<ant·I· thal handles criminal mallers 1nvolv1ng Ju,·enilcs Fnllowmg a recent analysis. th(' stale Jud1c1al l'ount1I con eluded that the superior court bench was s hort 1 I positions bused on l'X1M1ng workload Orange Cc111nty Board of Supcrvi~ors, however. only called for fuur new positions The count\ contributes $9,500 yearly to a ·judge's salary. in ad d1t1on to paymg the co:;t of a ha1hff and court clerk. Robinson's measure. wh1c·h has bC'en passed by lhe slate A!-> sembly. now goes to the Senatt• floor for a<.'t10n It will face con siderution bl'fore Sept. 15, when the Legislature will adjourn its current session Superior Court Judge Byron MacMillan, presiding judge of the Juvenile court. was on vaca· t10n and could not be reac:hed for <'omment on how the potential loss of a commissioner's post would affect court operations. s ult1l'1t's. l'ompared to N1•stm1tf1'. $fl6,flK3 . ltub1n1rnn. $111.334 . Wru)" $10fi 314, und Munf(ers, $108.Kl5 Thrt•t• of th,• rive spent nolhitlf.: for travt·I and p<·r diem whll1• out of lht• slalt• Nl''.'>tandl• re {'ordl'd SI ,58fi, whalt· Wray :.peJJl $884, I hl• n·1>e1rt shows 1<:1:H'h spent on amount for lruvt>I and Pl'r diem whale In 'tall'. ~rs Her~eson. Sl,156. Nl•standt'. $l,5Kfi , Hobmsors. $ 3 , 5 8 0 . W 1· a y . S ti 7 5 , a ri d ManJters. $1.250 Thl' f1gurt'h at...o r<•v<•al grt'fft d1 spanl1cs 111 arnounh p;.11d by th•· Assembly memhers to seed twwsh•tll'rs to tht.·11 cunsl1tuen's to:adl ml·mbl•r " 1wrm1ttc>d •o send four ~ul·h letll'rs dunQg each two vt•ar ~ession of th1• ll·gislatur:,, M 1 h H1•rgcsl)11 show<•d an l'XIH'l1S{' of S14,03l rm nt-w~lt>l lers. Nt·:-t.rndl'. $33,56ti llob1nson . $1 2.899, Wra~·· $27 .31fl. und Man).(cr!>. $40,3fil l>1ffrn·ntes an lhe numllf'r of housd111ld:-111 t'al'h di'l n ct and f l'l'CJUl'n<'} (If nw1 ling nC'WSlt·I l1•rs c·ould explain the d1fferenl't' 111 tusls analyst... said Telecourses sch edulecl for Newport Coastline Communal~ Collegt• w ti I o rr 1· r N <' w po r l Be a c h n·s1dcnts two k lc•vision courst•s O\'er tlw Tt!lcprompter Cable T\' sy::.tt•m hC'gtnning Sept 15 ·11uman1lll'~ Through tht• Arts' will lw offered from 10 lo Io :Jo a m Tu l's d av s and Thur .... da\'>, .1nd · Ocea"nus.·· d ma nnl' ~c·1en1·1· l'Uu rl>t'. wi 11 he ofrl'H'd from 7 :m to H p m Llw sam e davs Th t• ·pro gr a m s w 111 h ,. a\'a1lablc ml'r 1·ahle l'hannel :!l and ('hann<'I k. Hcgistrat1on r(Jr both claSSl'S is undl'I' w a' c1nd ma' bl• made through the ·T\' New.!:, a labloul mailc•d to Ne" port Beach For more anformalHHI. c:all 962 ill I Se11iors get physicals FrN' ph~ s1cal examination., an· hl•1ng ofrered 111 old Pr I.a gun a Beac·h n•s1dents ttiu 'rar-..1 and 1h1rrl '.\1onda~ s of l'al'h month Jn addition. membtm. of lhi• l.ag-una Heal·h Senior Ci tiu11 Cluh C'an recc1\'I.' fret.' legal a:- srstance. a d1sC"ount program for . local shops. insurance aid , trans1>nrtation to doc tors a~d lawyer~ free movies and 12 r\' gularly · schc.>dulcd \.\eekl;. a c l l\'llll'S For mor·t· anfnrmataon. c:all tht• C'lub al 497·2441 Solid Rosewood Mandarin Design Nest of Tables in Natural and Dark Finish Set of Four (ONE OF MANY MANY VALUES) All Rosewood Furniture 30%-60% OFF Including Complete Sets of Living. Dining, and Bedroom Furn i ture as we ll as Oceasional Pieces. Wall Curio Cabinet W /Mirror Loe' and Key 20 "x4"x33" Now s275oo Reg. $395.00 SOUTH COAST STORE 3754 S. lrilfol Extraordinarily large selection of the finest furniture and accessories from China and Hong Kong. Choose from: Lamps, Jade. Cloisonne. Wall Plaques. Jewelry Boxes. Vases. Hand Paintings. A ccent Pieces. Porcelains. Screens . Planters. Curio Cabinets. Antiques. Bristol Town & Country Center SAMTAAMA 979-0322 ~ reat €a"tern LAGUNA HIU.S STORE 23024 LAii FOUST L.AGUMA tlU.S OR lrbhll ......,..,. S..tlowtr Ir~ HHtHD JOJOS 95 I• I 188 ~---------------------------------------------~ 4 H/f Orange Coast DAii .. Y PILOT /Friday, September 4 , 1981 Inflation shoWs slight • mcrease Slow-rising food prices credited; unemployment edges up in August Egyptian Moslems clash with police l'AIHO IAPI Crowds of s to ne throwing fundamentalist Moslems. angered by the a rrest of a religious leader in a round- up aimed at religious violence here, marched o n a Coptic Ch r isti a n cathedral today Police responded by firing tear ~as and weapons into the air. There were no immediate re- porl-; of casualties. Witnesses said the confronta · I ion involved thousands or bearded funda mentalists who broke from their Friday Sabbath prayers and poured from two mosques after lis tening to (•asselle preachings or their Jailed imam, or holy m an, Sheik Kis hk. who is blind. Sovie t manettvers be!{in n ear P o la nd MOSCOW I AP l Soviet army and n avy forces today hC'gan a wl'ek of maneuvers near the Soviet border with Poland, Moscow radio said The war games started on the eve of the Solid arity union's first con- ~ress in Poland. The mane u vers, which are scheduled to last until Sept. 12, involve regular troops and re· q•rvists ope ratin g in H"elor ussia a nd the Soviet Baltic republics in conjunction with naval un its training along thl' coast , the radio said .'ichlafly rap s no mi nee 0 'Corme r OALLAS (AP I Anll·ERA activist Phyllis Schlafly told a rally of conservative Chris tians that US. S upre me Court nominee Sandra Day O'Connor as ··out of st ep with the pro· family, pro-life policies on which lhv president was elected " The lludience. which punctual· l'd anti abortion s peeches with c l..lpping. whistling and shouts of Amen'" heard Mrs . Schlafly and others denounce Mrs O'Connor during a 12-hour rally T hursday 1 Related photo, B8 ) R eagan f a ces toug h d ecisions WASHI NGTON <AP1 Presi- cient Reagan, back al the Whjte Ho use a f ter a m o nth-long C'<tlifornia vacation, 1s ready lo move ··on a rast freight" and make tough decis ions on defense and domestic s pending, his aides say Reagan. who left town on a triumphant note after getting his budget and tax c uts through Congress. r eturns to find more r uts needed lo keep persistent high interest rates from wreck· mg his goal of balancing the budget by 1984. R e bates he lp a uto sales DETROIT <AP> -Rebates a nd other ince ntives came through once again in August for the U.S. auto industry. boosting sales 23.7 percent from the sam e month in 1980 Dom estic autom a ke rs s aid Thursday they sold 601.741 cars for the month. against 486.420 in August 1980. The seasonally ad· JUSted annua l selling rate or 8 1 million cars was the highest an- nual rate for any month since January 1980. when the rate was R 6 million KGB involved in sho o tin!{ p ope? LONDON IAP l Both the Vatican and Italian security services s uspect the Soviet KGB secret police of involvement in the attempted assassination of Pope John P aul 11 in Rome last May, a British television pro· gr am reported. It said the motive was the pope's de fense of the independ- en t Solidarity labor union's sta nd against the communist governmenl of his n ative Poland. Assad f oes susp ected BEIRUT IAPI Islamic fun· damentalist foes of Synan Presi- dent llafez Assad 's minority Moslem sect are s uspected of setting off a car bomb outside the air force headquarters in Damascus that killed at least. 20 people and wounded 50. The booby-t rapped car ex ploded Thursday m orning m a crowded section of the Syrian capital, c utting down passing pedestrians and motorists with a spray of shrapnel, according to Western diplomats return ing to Beirut from Damascus. Fe d e ra l publicity costs revieuie d WAS HI NGTON IAP J Federal agencies, spending S28 million more th is year than last to publicize themselves. will now have to review and justify all ex- isting publications and audio vis ual productions with the Of· free of Management and Budget. President Reagan, sa ying the government was spending loo much money on public relations. five months ago ordered a ll federal agencies to document the need for any new publica lions or productions. GOOD SHOT D efen se Secretary Caspar We in berger smiles after hitting bull"s eve with las e r equippe d · M· 16 rifle while observing 25t h lnf antr~· Division training exercise in Honolulu COMING SOON TO WASlllNGTON <AP> Slow· ly rising food prices kept Inna lion at the wholesale level ln August to an annual r3te or 3.6 percent, the smallest increase since May, the government an nounced today. At the same time, the govern· ment reported unernployment e dged up to 7 .2 percent in August after d eclining to 7 per· cent in July. Tht• increase wa!I attributed lilrJ(t.'ly to a s urge in lhl· number or black ken agers out of work. The Labor l>t•J)Urtment said its measure or wholesale prices the Producer Price Index for finished goods rose a small 0 3 percent in August arte r seasonal adjus tment. The in· crease was less than July's 0.4 percent rise and June·s 0.6 per- c:~nt adv~n<·e und the lowe11t iunce May's o l l)('rct•nt. which was revised from the O 4 percent reported earlier. Since last August. whole sale prices have risen only 7 9 per· cent, a sharp departure from the 11.8 percent for all of last year Inflation ut the wholesale level IS running at a seasonally ad justed annual r ate of 8.3 percent for lhe fi rst eight m onths of this GET GOING! <;1.·01'gl' Clark. Hi'pllhhe.m cand1di.Jlt• for m~I\ or nf LoUI!>\ allt•. ~l'l!> do\\ 11 1111 his ht.1n cb and ·kn l'e~ to urg1• 1111 ht' l'ntra11t rn armadi llo ral'l' Thur~da\ 111 thl· Kl'IHlH:k~ ........ ,_. <'tt\ Th<.·ta<:lH' \\ork<.•d ('Ii.Irk":-. arrn:.idrlloch· f <.·~ted t ho-.L· ol l>l'mon at hopdul~ .J 1 rn :\:l a lom• and .Jol' (;rl'l'O(• Loui:-.vrllt> vote:-. for ma,\111' thrs fall Patients held in M.D. killings Man in w heelchair, ex-mental pa{ient arrested By The Associated Press A leglcss man was charged with rolling his wheekhair into a Veterans Hospital examining room in New York and s hooting his doctor lo death only hours after a Florida m ental patient allegedly g unne d d own his psyctuatnst in his office. Dr. Jacob Bric kman, 70, was treating a patient Thursday in a seventh floor room at the Manhattan VA hospital when James Rock. 55. propped the door open with his wheelchair and fired four times, killing Brickman almost instantly. said police ins pector Joseph Di Martino. Rock, a World War II veteran who lost his legs below the knees two years ago because of diabetes. was arrested after tak· ing the elevator to the lobby. Police folded his wheelchair into the trunk of a squad car and drove him away. H e was charged with murder Dr. Juan Ocana. 48. was in his o fC ice at the Foundation for Mental health in St. Petersburg, Fla., when John McGoff alleged· ly walked in and shot the doctor four or Cive times with a .38· caliber handgun, police said. McGoff had been waiting in the lobby for half an hour. McGoff, 35, who had been re- leased s ix weeks earlier from a s tate mental hospital, was ar- rested as he sat in the lobby of the clinic's live-in treatment center across the s treet. He smiled and nodded to onlookers as poLice led him away He was being he ld without bond in the Pinellas County Jail. Motives for both killings were a mystery. Acquaintanc-es !>aid Rock was unhappy that he could not walk on the artificial legs he had been g1 ven undl'r th e reha bilitalion program s upC'r v 1sed by Brickman No onl' would speculate on a motive 1n the Florid a killing M C'Goff had lived in a halfway hous e for former mental pa- l•l'nts for six weeks after getting out of the G Pierce Wood ML•morial Hospital in Arcadia Or c1na hlld worked at the state hospital until 1979, but it was not known if they knew each other al the facility Nixon library pushed at Duke DURHAM. NC <AP > Duke Cn1versity·s president is pu!>hing for approval of Richard Nixon's wish to build a preslden· 11al library a t his alma mater, lles pite the faculty 's declaration that it 1s not welcome. The school's academic coun- cil. comprised of faculty m em - bers. voted 35.34 Thursday to ap- prove a non-binding resolution opposing the plan on the grounds that the presence of a Nixon library could hurt the reputation of the un1versilv Nixon. who was graduated from Duke Law School in 1937, has been the only U S. president to resign. Adding to the controversy is the ex-pres ident ·s insistence that a Nixon museum accom- pany the library The executive committee of the Board of Trustees was dis- cussing the matter today and could possihly vote on it. There has been no agreement with Duke to build thl' library, only 10formal discussions Durio~ two days of debate before their vote. faculty mem· bers argued that the library museum complex might be con· s idered a monument to Nixon. Rut university president Terry Sanford. a former Democrati<' governor o f North Carolina , called "'nonsense" the sugges- tion that putting the library at Duke would brand the school as 'Nixon University ·· "I don't think it's going to be a Hichard Nixon monument and I don't worry about the assoc1a- t1on of th1 !> sort of resource with Duke University," Sanford told the faculty. "'I don"t think its characl<.'r i s going (I) be besmirched." Sanford acknowledged the m useum would attract tourists. but he sard 1t would still be in keeping with the university and would not "glorifv" Nixon. "We could keep it from being the same kind of library the Truman Library 1s or the Ken m•dy Library is," he said. COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH w A T c H 0 p VHS & BETA MOVIE CASSETTES SALES & RENTALS YOUR NOSTALGIA FILM SPECIALISTS PL US A WIDE VARIETY OF CURRENT POPULAR MOVIES & SHORTS (G, PG, R, & Adult) VIDEO CAMERAS & RECORDERS ACCESSORIES, BIG SCREEN TV year, Labor Depurtmcnt of CIClals !{t.tld If inflation inrreasf>d 11l August's rate for 12 s traight months, the rate for that year would l>t' 3 6 percent, the of f1c1als said The Labor Department rep<>rt said con sum e r food prices inC'hed up 0 2 percent in August, much less than the I S percent rise m July Prices for finished energy good'> droppvd 0 7 percent. the lhtrtJ decline rn the last four months July's decrease was 1 per<.·cnt Much of the easing of food prices in August was due to declines in beef and veal prices. which were off 2.1 percent after increasing 3.8 percenl in July, the report said Pork prices were unchanged after nsing IO 1 percent in July. FC1lling prices also were re- ported for eggs, fresh fruits and Ctsh Calif o r11ia j o blessn ess 6 . 7 p e rce nt Gasoline prices continued fall- ing m August. declining 1.6 per cent. the fourth straight monthly drop. the report said Prices for home healing 011 were down O 7 percent artcr a 2 percent drop in .July The government's index for finished consumer goods other than food and energy rose O 5 Jll'rcent last mon th. up from .July's 0.2 pc•rcent gain Capital l'qu1pment pnces ad \a need O 6 percent in Au1?u st. a hllle less than the average monthly increases of 0.8 percent in thv previous s ix months. the governme nt Sllid All the mcrC'ases are adjusted for normal easonal variations I n al l , lh e unadjusted Producer Price I ndcx stood al 271 2 in August , meaning that goods costing SlO at wholes ale in I !.16i would have cost $27. 12 In a companion report. the Labor Dc•partmenl s aid un l'mployment vdged up to 7 2 per· rent in August . July"s 7 percent JOhll•ss ralC' was lhC' lowest level s 1nc·e April 1980 The rate had been 7 3 percent in June. 7 6 per Cl•nt in May and 7 3 percent an the previous three months Total employment held s tead} 1n August. decltn10g by only 18.000 out or (j total civilian labor force or 106.6 mi llion . Total C'mploymenl rose 570.000 in July, the largest monthl) gain in more than three years <In C,aliforn1a, unemployment was 6.7 percent in August, down 7.2 percent 1n July 1 Most analysts predicted the Jobless rate would rise to 7 2 per· ccnl after .July's unexpected drop. reflecting more people in the labor force as "ell as some inc rease in the number of un- employed Economists had predicted that today's figures would show that "'holesa le prices increased bel ween 0.4 percent and 0. 7 per · cent in August after seasonal ad - JUStment That would translate to an annual rate of about 5 per cent lo 8.5 percent. "'Inflation al the wholesale level is going to continue lo be low," s aid Edward Yarden1. chief economist a nd vice presi· dent of the brokernge house of E F Hutton & Co. Inc S ince I a s t July , wholesale prices increased just 8.8 percent the lowest 12-m onth climb in more than three years. For all of last year. that index rose 11 8 µercent Retail pri<.'es. by comparison. arc running at an annual inna lion rate so far this year of 9.4 percent, off sharply from the 12.4 percent for all of 1980. F 0 R G R A N 0 }V/DED QS S~ The One i;our Quick Ser\'it·e S ~·s ten1~ 369 East 1 lth Street Costa Mesa, CA 92621 (114) 631-STOP -(714) 631-7867 Local. county . state, nationql and international events come to your doorstep aa·1y ,.,. in the bright, light and lively I I N·OwOpEN PLAZA NEWPORT BRISTOL NORTH OF JAMBOREE BAISTOI. N llAISTOI. S .. --------·----------------------------............... ........._ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. Soptomber 4 , 1981 H/F L State to appeal accident award Fish and ships venture blasted SAN PEOUO <API The federal government ii. consider Ing allowing a joint venture between U .S. and Russian fishermen that could increase the amount of mackerel. squid and anchovies taken in coastal waters. anchovleli. mnckerel and squid "the basic forage fish which supP.Orl our loclil fishery and are ' a vital link in the eco-,·hatn" could endanger future coastal fishing. LOS ANGELES <A P J Stat(' otncials say they will appeal a $2.15 million award to an acci· dent victim who contended that u California Highwlly patrolman deprived him of the o pportunity lo sue by not detaining the motorcyclist who hit him. "Basically we plan on appeal- ing both the officer's liability as well as the damage portion of the case," said Gina McGlliness, a spokes woman for the state Al· lorney General's office. She said attorneys for the slate were still formulating their appeal late Thursday. In a case that could establish a new area of liability for law en- forcement agencies. a j ury in the Los Angeles Superior Courtroom of Judge Stanley Malone Wednesday h a nded down the decision in favor of Jose Clemente, 33, of Los Angeles. The suit had named the s tate of Cali f o rni a and patrolman Arthur Loxsom. said Clemente's attorney. Manuel Hidalgo. el Fort Ord re buts 'unread y' label MONTEREY <AP l The 7th Infantry is not "unready for combat." say officials at Fort Ord, responding to reports that the division may be deactivated as a result of cuts in the defense budget. ·'The only reason this division is unready is because we are un· derstrenglh in actual fighting personnel," Information Officer Sumner Wilson said Thursday. Maj. Gen. Thomas Ayers , commander of the 7th Infantry, acknowledged the division is below authorized manpower, but said that al its current strength. "The division could be deployed and hold its own against any enemy." English language urged by Senate SACRAMENTO <APl The California Senat e wants to make English the officia l language of the United States. It voted 22-7 Thursday on a resolution to request the federal government to adopt a constitu- tional amendment on English. Such a measure could t'li minate the. bilingual ballot und extens1 ve bilingual educ a· lion programs. The supporters of the resolu t1on by Sen Ollie Speraw, R- Long Beach, said they fear th«! extens ive use o f fore ign languages could encourage separatist movements like that of the French Canadians . Speraw said such an amend- ment would "keep us one nation, indivisible " But Sen Joe Montoya, D- Whltticr. called the resolution a "statement of dumbness and re- action." Killl{'s birthday school holiday SACRAMENTO tAP > -Or. Martin Luther King's birthday will be an official school holiday beginning next year. The authorizing legislation was signed at an emotional ceremony Thursday by Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. The Democratic governor re- cited portions of King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech dur· ing an hour of prayer , song and speeches an Brown's office. The measure by As - semblyman Elihu Harris. D· Oakland. calls for King's birth- day each Jan. 15 to be celebrat- ed by closing the public schools. It does not affect state or local government offices or pri vale businesses Ait'line service resumed in north BURLINGAME <AP > Airline service will be resumed to Stockton and Merced which lost all nights when Golden Gate Airlines s uspended operations last Friday, officials said Thurs- day. Swift Aire will be required to provide nights linking the two cities with San Francisco and Los Angeles. said John Smith of the C1v1l Aeronautics Board of- fice here Swift Aire. owned by the sam e firm that ran Golden Gate, already had picked up som e Golden Gate flights an other San J oaquin Valley c iti es Mod es to . Fresno and Bakers fi eld Under the cooperative effort, the Russian ship Tybak Primor- J i a would anchor off the Southern California coast as a processing center for fish caught b y US. fishermen . said Lawrence Bozanich. general manager of the Fis hermen's Cooperative Association of San Pedro. Approval of the venture is up lo US Secretary of Commerce Malcolm Baldridge. who has the "Ultimately the bass, halibut ' and other food fish could disap- pear from Southern California waters." the group said an a news paper advertisement. II $50 million claim file d . ·· in jail d eath matter under consideration. LOS ANGELES <APJ The Under the propoi.al, the San family of athlete Ron Settles .. ,...,..,.... Pedro fis hermen r t!portedly has filed a $50 million wrongful ' would be allo-¥ed to c atch 15.000 death claim following a cor· metric tons 0f jack mackerel. oner's Jury finding that the foot· 10 ,000 metric tons of anchovies ball player did not commit ON CAMERA California Supreme Court Just1C't: Rose Bird 1s shown during_ Thursday session. for lhe first tame in his tory and over strong objections of two justice!). television and still pholograph,v wus permitted during oral arguments . and 2,500 metric tons of s9uid. suicide as police contend, but The fis h would be taken was slam. ~· aboard the Russian ship for The claim. fil ed Thursday processing, which would include against the city of Signal Hill, ~< loading. canning and recycling accuses city police officers of the waste parts of the fish for negligent conduct and the city other products, Bozan1ch said. of negugent hiring and retention "The only thing to come off of offi cers. deprivation of Set the vessel will be clear water," ties' civil rights and his right to he said ·'They don't throw live, and deprivation of the civil anything away at all ·' rights of his parents. More flies found in -Baldwin Park Opposing the proposal are the Settles died in the city jail , Los Angeles Rod and Reel Club following a routine traffic ar· and the National Coalition for rest The 21 -year old Cal State LOS GATOS <AP> -Negotia-section of Pleasanton. near San Marine Conservation. consisting Long Beach running back was lions are at a standstill in a dis-Francisco, was added to the of sports fishermen and angling found hanging from the bars of pule over the price or a spray zone following identifica rlubs Carl Nettleton, assistant his cell, police said . pesticide-laced bail used against t1on of medfly maggots there executive director of the na ''The family realizes no the medfly as the spray zone Wednesday tional coalition, said that while amount of money 1s going to continues to grow. In Los Angeles County on the Joint venture 1s only pro bring their son back." said And officials continued Thurs-Thursday, four more medflies posed for this fall season. his their attor n ey. J o hn n 1 e day lo point fingers in an at· were fo und in a section of group fears it mi,:{ht be ex Cochran. "But they wanted to tempt to fix blame for this sum-Baldwin Park, the only infesta· tended. file a claim for a very large ~ .• • mer's eruption of the Medilerra-tion site there. A total of 46 fli es "The real danger is prece amount of money so this sort or nean fruit fly infes tation as have been found there s ince last dent," Nettleton said . "If al-thing doesn 't happen again in more flies were found in week lowed once, then they will want Signal lull. or anywhere else. to Baldwin Park. Pa u I E ng I er , count Y larger quotas next year. Other someone else's son " At a congressional hearing in agriculture commissioner. said nations will apply. The demand Signal Hill has 45 d ays to Sa cramento, Richard Rominger, spraying was going well. will be tremendous." respond to the claim and Mayor state director of the Department He said he expected more flies The group cont e nds that William F Mendenhall said the of Food and Agriculture, said to turn up catching greater numbers of claim would bt.> denied. ··there is considerable disagr~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ment" about the importance of t.he release in June of 50.000 s up- posedly sterile nies from Peru. J erry Scribner , the eradica· ti on project's on-site director. contends the flies were fertile and are lo blame for "at least 95 percent of the 1981 infestation." Scr ibner works directly under Rominger. Peruvian officials. meanwhile. denied that any fertile flies were included in s hipments here . Some 4.5 billion sterile flies. from Hawaii. Mexico and Peru. have been released in an effort to interfere with the wild fly 's breeding cycle. 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Police were called to the gutted two-story home at 18251 Crater Lake after fare in vestil?ators found evidence that Punished officer • resigns By STEV E ~ITCHELL Of tlle o.lty l'llel St.eff A Laguna Beach police officer who was suspended for 20 days after wilhhoJding information from his superiors concerning a jailhouse death, has resigned from the de partment Acting Police Chief Neil Purcell said the resignation late Sunday of Officer Gordon Charles Maine, 29, rame "as a complete surprise and shock to myself and my staff · · He said Maine walked into the police station several hours before his midnight shift was to begin ·Sunday and handed in his resignation. ··His letter stated that he was basically upset and could not ac- cept the punishment rendered by me," Purcell said. A series of investigations into the jailhouse death last July 22 of Robert Gary Wardman, a 35-year-old Laguna Beach spa salesman. culminated in the SUS· pension of Officer Maine for "untruthfulness." Witnesses. including fcllo\\ police offi cers. said Officer Maine accidentally dropped the inebriated Wardman on his head while taking the man out of a patrol car at the rear of the police station. . Wardman died 91 2 hours later and an autopsy showed he sue cumbed to a severe skull frac lure. And while a pathologist report s h owed Wardman could not have sustained such an injury from a fall such as the one he experienced behind the police station. Officer Maine was SUS· pended for not tcllin~ his superiors about the fall until threatem:d by another offirer to do so. Pollowang Capt. Purcell's an- nouncement that Maine would receive a 20 day suspension. the acting chief termed the officer .. a fine young man who I believe has learned his lesson and de serves a second chance.' Purcell said the fact that Maine later resigned ·'disgusted me." Officer Maine could not be reached for comment. Purcell said that following an- nouncement of the disciplinary action a week ago Thursday. ··he <Maine) appeared satisfi ed even elated about the results. .. His a ttsrney was really thankful that his client would be able to maintain his job and said he thought l was very fair in the matter." And because Maine had been on administra tive leave for 20 days prior to the disciplinary ac- tion. the officer was lo return to work last Friday "lie phoned in sick Priday night. and did the same thing the next night," Purcell said. Maine s ubmitted his resigna· lion Sunday night prior to his eight-hour s hift Most of fices close Monday, I mail delayed Federal. state. county and municipal offices, including U.S. Post Offices. will be closed Mon· day because of the Labor Day holiday. There will be no mail delivery Monday Regular service will resume Tuesday. Trash collection in the cities of Laguna Beach, Irvine. Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will be postponed by one day bef(inning Monday. The unincorporated com· munilies of Dana Point and Laguna Niguel will follow the same schedule . Trash plck·up will resume Tuesday and continue one day later than the regular service day throurh Saturday. Regular- ly scheduled service will resume Sept. 14. the Thurs day morning blaze may have been 1ntent1onally set. The churred body of Behrooz Hehravun was found by fire of· ficauls m an upslttirs bedroom of the $180.000 home. His wife, Sama, 24, escaped with the couple's 21'i-month·old daughter, Moogch The mother is listed in fair condition and the baby in J?Ood condition al UCI Mectical Cent.er burn ward Pohce Capt. William DeNlsi stud discolorations in the con- crete that indicate that fl amma- ble liquids were found in the downstairs living room "We have found phys ical evidence that is inconsistent to show the fire was accidental," said Capt. DeNisi. "We are in- vestigating this as a auestiona- Dellyf'l•1-,..... c;eorge llarn.'1 says he f1g1Jr('s thl.'i Hi foot tall corn stalk. grown 111 the b<1ck 11ard 11( his 1-'uurltm11 Va/11111 home m011 be a record· /1rcaker 111 he19llt Va,lley corn stalk 'freak of natur~' By PATRICK KENNEDY Of tlw o.lly l'lt.c Si.ft George Harris of Fountain Valley says he and his friends agree that there's a freak of nature laving in his back yard And he's proud of it. What began as a normal· looking stalk of corn has become something extraordinary Instead of reaching a normal height of seven or eight feel, the corn st alk 1s 15 1~ feel tall. llarris thinks it's some sort of record. "I'll be damned if I know why it's so tall," Harris said. "I've had friends from Iowa and Nebraska over and they just can't believe the size of it. And lhey·ve seen a lot of corn. ·'I'm sure it's a mutant, a freak of nature. It's as tall as a tree ·· Harris. who admits he and his , wife Sylvia have green thumbs and enjoy gardening, said he didn't do anything s pecial when he planted five corn seeds two months ago. The seeds certainly didn't ap- pear special. He said his wife got them in a bonus package at- tached lo a 25-cent bag of corn nuts. Harris said his pet turtles ate three of the planted seeds. leav- ing one normal corn seed and the mysterious mutant seed. "The ground here ls hard clay so ~ mixed a lot grass clipping, leaves. branches and coffee .£rounds into the soil lo make it 1-ich."' he said. .. But the one stalk slopped growing al about seven feet and the other didn't. You could almost see it grow." Harris says. A financial planner for a firm 111 Fountain Valley, Harris says he waters the stalks once a week and has fertiUzed them twice in two months. Each of the two stalks have about five normal-sized ears of corn, said Harris, a Fountain Valley resident for 12 years. •·1 knew it was tall but 1 didn't thank it was that unusual until I read in the newspaper that a guy at a fajr In Hemet broke the fair record with a corn stalk 13 feet high." Harris says this year is the first time since 196~ tbal he's planted corn. Next year will make two seasons in a row. he said. "I'm going to take kernels from the tall stalk and plant them next year just to see what happens," Harris said. He mophilia care center approved The UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange has been granted state approval to operate a he mophilia care center. 1'he raciUty is to serve the estimated 400 Orange County resident!! with hemophilia. ble death which mav be a homidde ." DeNisi said Sima Behravan is not considered a suspect in the alleged arson fare. She told police she woke up and smelled the smoke and quickly grabbed her baby thinking that her husband was leaving out the back door. Battalion Chief Larry Ham- m er said the wife was apparent ly sleeping an another bedroom and was therefore able to escape the burning home OeNisi added that political motives will be checked since the couple rep<>rtedly are Ira nian. Neighbors described the cou- ple as friendly and quiet Behravan had reportedly asked several neighbors to visit when his dau~ht•·r was bom last Muy. "lie was so proud or that baby.' said a neighbor, Phil Stark '"l felt really bad when I heard he was dead " The couple iold neighbors they were attending school Police said lh<.'y are 1nvest1gating Rchravan'<; bac•kl(round but have: no motive Welfare ruling hailed D ecision toughens 30-day residency required by county Orange County can impose a 30-day residency requirement for welfare applicants but only if there is no other proof the appli - cants live in the county, a s upe rior court j ud ge ruled Thursday. Judge Edward Wallin, sining through th e complirated e ligibility requirements for welfare benefiti., said the 30-day requirement would be a last re- sort proof that an applicant could receive benefits. 1 Wallin's ruling was. an effect, a victory both for county of· fi caals and the Legal Aid Society o f Orange county, which brought th<.' suit Legal aid lawyers initially Psychiatrist, wife sentenced in grand theft A Newport Beach psychiatrist and his wife, convicted of grand theft and MediCa l fraud charges, have been placed on three years probation and or- dered to pay back $168.539 to the state Dr Leonard Lesser and his- wife. May, also were fined SJ.750 Thursday and stripped of their MediCal provider number by Orange County Superior Court Judge Frank Domenichini. The psychiatrist and bis wife. who h ave offices al 1401 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. each were convicted on one charge of grand theft and eight counts of filing false MediCal claims. Deputy Attorney General Frederick Millar Jr. said the Lessers submitted false billings for canceled appointments and billings for patients not actually seen or seen by non-physician employees Judge Domen1ch1n1 ordered the psychiatrist to repay the state within s ix months after selling his Newport Beach home. Man arrested in jogger's traffic death A c har ge o f vehic1.1lar manslaughter has been brought against a Harbor City man who allegedly drove his van through a red stop light and struck and killed a woman Jogger on Pacific Coast Highway in Hunt- ington Beach Thursday night, authorities reported. Huntington Beach police say Donald Michael Sjomeling, 28, was driving under the influence of alcohol when his van alleged- ly ran the stop signal at Golden West Street, struck a car that was turning left onto Pacific Coast Highway and careened in- to the 26-year-old jogger who was in the crosswalk. Patty Lynn Lusson. of 6762 Warner Ave .. was pronounced dead at Fountain Valley Com· munity Hospital about one hour after the 7:45 p.m . accident, authorities said. Sjomeling was booked into Huntington Beach City Jail with bail of $2.500, authorities said. Body of SC woman f o.und Hikers found the body of a San Clemente woman Thursda)' near her wrecked car at the bottom of a sleep Ortega Highway em· bankme.nt 15 miles east of the San Diego Fr;e e way , a s pokesman for the California Highway Patrol said today. The s pokesman said the woman, Nancy Elb, 32, ap· parently was killed Wednesday night when she-failed to negotiate a curve on Ortega Highway. Her car plunged 150 feet down the embankment before cotnU.~ to rest upside down sued the <'<>Unly claiming that the 30-day requirement was 11· legal on its face. After the suit was filed, the county Board of Supervisors modified its in- terpretation of the requirement admitting that a strict dura- Cional requirement would be il- legal The super visors originally im- posed the 30-day requirement on June 2 to cul down on suspected "freeloaders" who were visiting the county from neighboring Jurisdictions because Orange County's welfare payments were higher. But John Anderson, deputy county counsel , explained Thursday after the hearing that the strict JO·day requirement was never put into effect. He said the supervisors adopted a i>0licy on Aug 11 an which appli- rants are required to prove res· 1dencv bv :-.ome "obiective" means. If they have no other means. s uch as a driver's license or a rental agreement. applicants can earn benefits by proving they've lived in the county for 30 d ays, Anderson explained It was that poli<'Y that Wallin {'Onfirmed. Anderson said State law. he added, mandates counties to offer general relief payments from their general funds to needy residents o.llY .............. 0.-, A-- l' S. Sen SI Jlnyakowa puts on hts chnracterzs11c tom-o .<;ha11ter ot the end of his .'1peech Thurscfu11 m \"ewport Hench 'New Ainericans' eyed by Hayakawa By RJCHARO GREEN OI ti• Delly l'li.t Si.ft U.S. Sen. S.I. Hayakwa said an Newport Beach that he wants to be re-elected so that he can pi ece together a .. New Americans Program ... which would solve problems wrought by legal and illegal immigrants. A key portion of this program . he told 100 people Thursday at an Orange County Federation of Republican Women luncheon. is the so-called "Hayakawa amendment" -a bill he is back· ing that would make English the official language of the United States. He told the women in the Balboa Pavilion that the pro- gram also includes his ongoing effort to do away with the bil· ingual ballot. In order to be a naturalized citizen, one must be able to un- derstand the English language. "So why ls the bilingual ballot necessary" Hayakawa asked. Another portion of his ''New Americans Program," he said. wou(d abolish the kind of bi· lingual education that doesn't encourage students to learn English. He said that in some schools instruction in native tongues is emphasized to such an extent that the youngsters fail to learn Englis h in their formative years when children can easily learn new languag~s. tte caueo tor a return to tile program that allowed Mexicans to come lnto this country on a lemp0rary basts to work in agrkullure. Hayakawa said that as many as I million Mexicans could be let an this country on a tern· porary bas is to pick c rops. To an· sure that they return to Mexico after the harvest, Hayakawa suggested that they leave a de- posit of about $.500 at the border. The 76-year-old senator seek· ing re-election in 1982 said lhal he has worked and will con· tinue to work to make s ure that 1mm1granls don't illegally gel welfare. He said that he has also worked to insure that federal aid be ke pt high for immigrant prob· lems. so the financial burden won't Call on the counties If his "New Americans Pro· gram" is s uccessful. he said, the ··American Miracle" can be pre. served. That miracle is illustrated in hi s own rise to power. Hayakawa said. "Alter a full century of antl- 0 r i en ta I progaganda in California, you·re crazy enough to elect me to the U.S. Senate," Hayakawa !laid. He said in a short interview after the speech that his fund· raising effort for his re-election bid "only began 10 days ago l>ecause I was so busy raising money for my Republican col- leairues ... He also said that despite the fact that he is lagging in some polls. he doesn't plan to reassess his effort to eet hls party's nomination. ""·· .. .. -______ _._ ___ ._... ___ ~-------~ ' thoices all bad 8~ JOHN rUNNI .~ •. A~•.-...MMY14 NEW YOHK An t•conom1t trap s nares even the most artnntly pl1.111nt>d econorrur dec lMOnb tht·M~ duys. und le aves md1v1duali., mdustry linll the preMdent of the United States at ii loss to du ~nythin~ ubout 1t It is llkrly to forct: on Pres id ent Real(an the unplt•ai;an1 alternat1 Vt'b of n·dul'ing the i.ut• of military buildup he promised or r eneging on his prom1st lo balance t ht> federal budi:et And force on the Federal Reservt-tht' painful 31tc m atlves of 11 tight money policy that could force many bankru1>t<'1es. or easing up and thus risking the poss1lnhly that 1nflat1on will roar out of t•ontrnl Carmakt.•rs huvc s imilar d1lt•mma~. as demonst1·ated by their ut·ttons 10 a nnouncing prict.• 1nrr<'ases on 1982 models. even while watching current sales ~hrivd because potential buyers feel they t•annot afford (UNNI"" car~ lnd1 v idu~1ls knoY. about nast) d1111ces Would be homt•buycrs must d£'c1dc whether to buy now. and foee payments bt'yond their means. or delay and poss1bl) watch pri<"es gro w faster than their paychecks. Automobile owners in growing numbers face a difficult choice. To trade in lhe old ('ar (or a new one would m(;'an big monthly installments To re tam tilt' old t ar m1_ght mean budget-wrecking re pair bills Small bus1ness propr1Nors are 1nereasingly confronted with the no win d ecision or whether to absorb grl)wmg costs m order lo keep customers, or raise pricl'S an1l we.itch ('UStomers flee to the nea rby chain stor<• The~ an· often ral't'd with a part1l·ularly d1f ficull personnel dec•is1on too forced to pay 25 per- cent interes t rates for 1nvt'ntones. thev must con sider laying off old· time L'mployees ·that havt• almost l)e('ome famtlv Rig husiness has· to decide whether lt1 borrow at rccor('! high rates ror 1mµrovem ents that will make thl•m M mµct1t1vc tomorrow , or save costs, concentrate on look mg good now. and let tomorroY. take can• or itself With tht.• (ederal government less inc lined to finance state proJects, and with states unable to co, .. 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I ..... a..,.#,.., ..... ..., •••y • __ IFYOU ha\ t' .1 s t·n·11·1• l11 0Cl1·1 111 J:oodi. t11 <.di 11lact> "'" .td 1n lh1• 1>,1ilv l'tlttl ('lass1f1t•1I St•1·tio11 I' ho1w li.t2 ;,l;i!~ f'UBUC NOT1C£ CO LLECTORS CORN ER Rare Coins & Stamps GOLD & SILVER Closed For Vacation Thru Sept. 8 (714) 556-6850 South Coast Plaza Village S...nftowet •I ... , ••• C4croN from Sovtf'I Co••• P'tne) f'UIUC NOTICE 11ple<1saw c1/tt'rt1Ut11·t', Cin<rnc·t• ~Offil' lon il St'rv1ccs. l'le<'led officia l~ c1 re for('cd to cut worker~ a ~real dang n to re t'll'l'll<lll Tlt rouglwut th\• l't'onumy, th1• altcrnttl 1\ cs art• n:.i~t). but pt•rhap!> nowht•l 1' are the~ more :o;harply dE>h1ll'<Jlt•d than in tht' White lloust' Pn•s1dcn1 H<.'agan ~uddl'nly appe<.1 rs to be facNI with u hrand 11l'w -;l'l of ('!ec1s1ons. no ne of "hH·h l';HI lw rnadl· without some damage (' ltll'>ldt.•I' To cut f>lllJt'CtH11h for 1n1hturv s pending \H1uld app~:<•r to lw contrary t<1 a fundamental position of h1!. adm1n1strat1on. wh1ctl 1s to rebuild th1• .\menl'Jn m1ltt;11' Not to \'lit woitlt.I t•ndanger his (Jrom1:-.es or 1JalJl1l'ing lht• IJUdgct To forego hope!> Cur budgt:t h~llant·t· "''I.tic! li1• to Jbamlon a pos1t1on u1 lea s t as fundamt•nt al J~ .1 s tronger mllitar) I It· 1s fan·d \\1th still anothn pote11Lrnl conrl1cl with lhl' f<'t·cl crn I tks1·rve Board The Fed is dug 1n and determined tu (1 ght tnfla11on to the end, whatt'H'r that might bring For Reagan thb could ht• bad lll'WS Ht1d nt•"s. for exam ple, 1r the Fed lost control ol tlw rl·lll~ and let tht• t'l'Onomy fa ll into a ditch 111tn ,1 n•t'l's:-.1110 :.o b.1d lhat the Ferl "ou1d ha"e ht tic· l'ho11·1· but t11 d1·s i.n•rall'ly rl'inflatc E1thl01 \\ti\ 1( thl' t·conomv "en· r e:.tramed ~o lwdl\ that -re<it•l'a I rt'\ enues shrank bclO\.\ ex· pe<'l;illons or 1f thl· Fed "en.• forced to reinflate thl' lfr;,1g.in program could bt• se riously disrupted More value for DIMES you r In the famous Daily Pilot DIMES-A-LINE ADS Advertise i tems up to $50 1n value 1n D1mes·A·L1ne ads every Saturday 1n th• Daily Piiot Bring your ad wilh cash to any of our lhree convenient ottlces or malt your copy with a check or money order for the correcl amount 20c per line. $1.00 m1n1mum Sorry. no llvestoci... produce or plenll and no commercial ads are allowed Each ilem must be priced with no item over $50. Dimes-A-Line ads may be placed at the Costa Meaa office unlll J p m Friday f'UBUC NOTICE f'UlllC NOTICE PUBLIC HE"IRINGS Will BE HELD av THE COST ... MESA PL. ... N NING COMMISSION A'T IHE CITV HALL, 11 FAIR ORIVE COSTA Mt'.S"I. CALIFORNIA. AT •JO pm OR AS SOON AS P OSSIBLE THERE.AFTER O N MONOAV, SEPTEMBER 1', "11 REG ... RDING THE FOL.LOWING "IPPLICATIONS l"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS ST ... T1'MENT 0 1" A84'NOONME1'4T NOTICE OF DIUOLUTION OF P"IRTNERSHI,. I ENCRO"ICH/lll ENT PERMIT EP.a1~ tor So<llll-'1 Eno•~r•no. •ult.wind_.., tor Troy ln•,t•lmt'\1 Fund. 711 WUI lllh St reel, to allow, .. te,.tton or 1mprovem1nh t"ctuOlno IOndiUP4"0 •ncl 011rk1no In the clly rloM of·••Y l0<•te<1 •• 0 11 Biren SlrHt, In "" MG 1one En•lronmtnlal cii.tertn4NUon *••mot 2 REZONE PETITION R-11 10 lor O ty 01 Co!.le Mes•, Po\t Ottote Bo• 1?00, '°' pe.mlulon 10 re10IW' or-nv tocated ., t1•4' Anahetm Av•nw from •n Al to an R2 10tW EnvlrOt1mtl"lt•I ~ttrmlMllon uempt l ZONE EXCEPTION PERMIT ZE.al Iii for Wln>lon C At\OerWn •ulllorlred _..1 lor Deborah Hol!Hr, 11SS Olamond Stretl. • S 10•, S•n DieQD lo permll IM OUIJlpe \IOf..,. of Impounded ve111<10 In conne<1'on with an o lsllno 1ow1no come><tny, 10<.•lt<I •• IOll'I a."' SlrHI, In •n /1111 ,_ E nvlronmen••• deter m1nat1on •• ef'IP1 A ZONE EXCEPTION PERMI T l E II t6S 1or J•me. C G ••nulle\, ..,,_Ired •nt fO< Brlslot Plei•, • QeNr•I perlner•hlP, P 0 8ow l'l'O, Newll0<1 S.e<h, tor • c-ll•on•I uw permll to H <eed two-•tor v ,_IOlll llmll to 1llow two slY·•lory oftlt• bulldlnQI •llh •Arlen<•• from l•nclKe!Md w1 IM<k rtc1ulrtmen1> IO<•led ti JISO 8rlltol Slrtet, In • Ct tOM Environ menul detomln•llon E I R IZE-41).1111 For ""1,.., •ntorm.mon on 11\A •Don application•. 1titP"°"" l~·S10 or cell el 1,,. o111u o1 ,,.. P1.,w .. no Oee><t•I nwn1. Aoom 100, /1 Felr 0.-lve, CO\IA -.... ca111ornl•. Pub41•hed 0.e<>Qt c.,.., Delly PllOI, $ePI •. 1'111 -·· PVIUC llOTlCE N"IME ST ... TEMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS f'1• followlno PC'•lOn ,, OO•no b<IS•· IUSINESS 1'44'ME nt u •• f~ 1o11ow1no ~'""' II•• ,.,.,_'*' P-"CIFIC SUNSET GAROENING. tllt u>• 01 th# Focto11ou• Bu\lntU • U IOlh S1 . H1tn1ino1on Be.ten, C"' N•mt 07.... Cl"ISSIC FIN ISHI NG JOU S Mull Allt n Hoflm•n. •1~ IOlh SI .. Harbor S<tnt• AnA, Celllorn•• t770< Hunllnqton Bt.ch. '"' •7.... Tnt F1<llllOO\ 8uw1n• Neme re Thi• bu""~" 1, conou<ted by an In terrf'd 10 abo•• ••• filed '" Oren0t dl•ldY•I (oun1v on~?l l'I M.tr• HOttm.n Norm.tn L Htvne. J.Ott Amurro, Tiiis ~tAl~I wu tlle<'pt , t'lt1 lndl•'-1 F 11-Norm.tn L Hnne Publl•lw•..._.1 Countr Cler• ot Or•n0t Counlv on I Sepl 1, 1'111 r1CT"'ITBUIOUCSNO•UTICSIE'4ES· Pub41\heeMOr\ '' do•no l><i•• MU~\ CLASSIC FINISHING , JOU S Harbor Bl•d s ... 1. An.t. CA '711M Slle llH Dun R1ch••dSOll 3011 Coollclgo ...... CCKla /11\eMt, CA '70• Tnls 1>u11n~• IS cotlducled by an In dlvldU•I S,_lln R1ch•rchon Tiii\ \let.,,....nt w .. filed wlln 1Ple Co~nh Clerk of Or•noo Countv on !><101 1 l'lt1 F17- Publl•Ml ....... THE OPEN DOOR, 7SS Tlltll• SI., L•oune lie.ch, c ... nu1 JOhn It•~·. t2S Thell• St • uoune Stach, CA '16S1 This lluitrwu I• conoucted by en In di••-· Jotin K•sner Tiiis ttetemenl wAs tlllld wltll II• Counly Cltr11 ol O••noe County on S.pt I l'ltl flU BllC NO TIC£ FICTITIOUS austNEU N"IME STATEMENT The fo110.-nnQ C>t"r~ons •rt doing buslnl"\\a\ FRENCH ltlT(>iEN 4111 B"t~ Slrtt l. Ntwp0rl Bt fell. C•lllornla '2..0 ROIJfr1 L T"Om•lOrl. •-• Lanen. Fount••" VAiio, C•11•orn1• 911111 Glori• J TllOmason. ,_. l t uen, Founl;oln Valley Celllorn•• 97108 Thlj INSIMS\ .. conouc It<\ bV •n In dlvldYel ROOtrl L ThOm•>on Tllll '"''"""' w•• llll!CI with ,,.. County (luk ot O<eflOt County on Sept J, l'ltl ,.,,_, Publl\Nd O.•ll9fl c.,.,, Dally Pllol, S.PI A 11, 11, U , 1991 Jtlli.ll PUBLIC NOOCE N~1""2 FICTITIOUS I US11'4HS NAMI STATEMENT Tiie rotlowlno perton I• dolno 111111· neuat Fa-.. .. ICTITIOUS •USl1'41SS Publttlwd o..~ , ...... Delly Pilot NAME ST.ATEMINT ""T' .AC E Mil'NUFAC1UAING, tlJS Wllllller • B S, COlta -"· C•lllornla 91'21 II-Wtt11e11, ..SJ Sc. ... •rlo, Hunl 1noton llH<ll. C.lltornla. T"" tottowino .,.,..,,. '' dolno 11u.1.S. __ P1 __ •_1_1_1_1._2_s_. _1 .. _1 ____ ,.. __ s-a1 ,... .... OEANS T V SERVICE, ..0 Oen .. r Or , Costa,,_. .. , Celllornle ,,.,. PUIUC llOTICE Eow rl Oean MorM\, 1111 Tuilln l'ICTITIOUS auSINIJS f'•t. • 8, (0111 MtH C•lllOMla 14M• IT.ATIMINT .,.,,. N "' 'nil• Mlrwt• la c.onoucled by •n 1.,, The 1011owlno per~n• ••t do1no di 1-1 bu•l"tU H v RObtr1 Oe""Moren LANC E NTERPRISE S, ltlll ThlJ ru.1-1 ..,,, filed wllll Ille MA<Arlllur lloult•.,d. Sullo 200, Counly Cltr11 of Ora,,_ Counlv °" 1':!~i~ ~~•ml, 19111 M40c.Ar1hur Auo 4• "" "''111'1 8oul4!v•d. Suite 200, lr•lno, CA '111S l'ulllltn9d OYenoo Co.SI O•lly Pllol, D••ld "' ~•. "' Nor111 M•I"'"', a ,,.,_., l'"ull•rton, CA '2U2 Sepl. •, '1. I . 25, ttll Ci..rle1 M OIOI>, »4 OrOftOe- "'CTITIOUI 8 USINIH NAME STATIMl.NT Tiit fllll-lno perJOll Ii 001"9 butl· ... ,. .. 1..AGUNA HILLS OPTOMETRIC Ct:NfER, >Ott L~ Hiii• Mall, ~ Hiii•, CA "Kl). ...... J IAVV,D1S.0 ~. ...... """""'C.elltornl•.,., Tiii• ~I""' 11 c-teel llY 11\- ClhklllMt IH~ & Wllel Mef'1t J. 1..-"l' Drlve, Ulf•vene, t.OUl•lenA IOto:J Oevld P Noru . 1to1 t Mllcn.11 Soulh, I rvlne, CA '211• Cheri .. R Ad•MI. loetl Me•ch A,..nut, Or ..... , CA..,.., Tiii• t>uslnoU II <Ol'fllucled lly a ~Mr•I ~thlp Wllllam c; .A4am1 r1111 s1otlltnWlll w•• lllC!d ... 1111 ,,.. C:ollftlY C"r• ot Orenqe C01111ty on AUO JI, l'ltt Wlltt_c;..._ ",........' c:-.er ...... .... ..., .. u.. 1'711~ ...... s.ttaM t,..llle,CA'27U _.,,. Tllli Duslrwu is conou<tod by "" 1 .. dl•lduel Robin WHll•ll T hll «•ttnwn1 wa\ flied wllh Ille County Clerk ot Or•11~ Counlv on ... uo ,., , .. I ,I .... Pllblltlled °'-c~·· D•llv Piiot, "'"° ti. S.pt 4, 11, tt. 1 .. 1 .,, .. , PUIUC llOTlCE "ICTITIOUI 8USIHIH N&MI Sl-"TIME NT Tiit rollowlno ~"O"• ArP dolr19 11•151...UH I lt-"ILWAY E NGINEERING AGENCV. 2 N ... TIONAl MO TOlt CO., l EVER G RE E N H ill DESIGNS; • K"IPPLEA MILL a LUMlll!A CO . nos Tu•lln, New-1 8tKll, CA '2WO c;11.,1e1 Mith••' Huntley •nd Je_.,. Marie Hunlley, UO' Tu•lln, 1'4ewPort 8Hcll, CA '1MO Tiii• WslllOU .. <olldu<l•O Dy • 0-Mf8f l"'rtneofllp J~•M HuMley Thll nt-.i1 WO\ !llf>d with Ille Coun1y Cl••-01 Oran~ Counl'I on S.PI 2. l'ltt T1ti. N'-I .., .. lllW •llfl ,,.. c;..itlh C•••k of Or•noe Covnly on Sffl t, 1•1 'I"* ,., .. Pl,_ ltUlll1"'"9 Ol'AnGO Coo•t Oally Piiot, S.,. 4, II. 11. U, 1'11 >M:M1 PllOlltlwd 0r"'911 CM n O.llr Piiot Putlll-0Y"'9t CMtt 0 •11• Pllol, '-tpl 4, ti, 111 ts, 1•1 ,.., .. , k DI •. tt, 11, U. t .. I Hit.at Pu~•( noh<• I\ rtit,.-eiby 01ven th4it F ERN"INDO WESTRE, ROBERT WESTRE •no F~ED KOLLWITZ, neretolore dotno l><i\1rwn u,,.,., '"* It< llllous tlrm n•m • •nd $lylt of WESTRE WOODWORKS. e1 170 1 Nl<hOIU, • 8, Clly ol Hunlln91on Buell, Counly 01 Oreno-Stalt 01 C•lltornla d•d on'"* 171" o•r of July, 1'111, by mu1u11 conwn1, dluolvt lllo ••Id p.ertner\hip ancl term1nte lllolr rt laUOf'\1. .. , CNf1ntr\ thttt•n Fur1ner nollce " "•rebv 01 .. n lh•I Ille ondtr~QntO will nol be <t>C>On\I bit lrom 11\1\ O.v on, lor Any ObllOo'· uon •n<urrfd by I~ 0111ors 1n "'*''own n•me\ Of In Ow nemr of 'he' hrm o ... TEO AT Or•noe. Calilornle, 111" ?no d<IY of SeP4tmbtr l'lt1 RIChoord 0 Oon•ld, AnorMy tor Ptrtr>trs111p RICN"lllO D. OON"ILD a "ISSOC , "ITTOltNEYS 11'4C. OM CICT a1"11. Wetl. S11lte !tit Ore .... ,C.A'1WI PuOllSl'fod Or-C.,.st O••ly Piiot, ~pl •. t'ltl 1"'7-11 f'UlllC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS a USINESS 1'4AME ST"ITEMEHT T ht totlow•no per..,,, I\ dOll\Q l>v>I "'" ., T RAN SPORT"ITIO N RESOURCES AN O OE.VELOPMENT. 1n •1st Newport Beeth. Callfornla 066J P•ut LUC .. fG tuqene-. t1• 41\I Ntwll0f'1 8fte<ll, Calllornta ,,_.J T Ill\ l>ullntt• ,. t on<IV<ted by •n In· Olvlduel P..,l lUCff"O Tiiis Sl•l-t w•S llll!d Wllh IM County Cit•-01 OrAn0t Counly on Auoust 7•. 1w 1 F16ts» PubllSl'fod Oranoe Coul Dally Piiot, ...UO lt, S.P4 A, 11 II. ltll Jll»-l1 f'UIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USIMIH NAMI ITATIMINT TM 1o11-ino .,.,._ 11 Oolno llu.S· ........ E.ICECUTl\IE S E AR C H CONSULT.ANTS, Aj70 Pef11 N--1. Ntwfort 8Hcll, Calllomla ..... O•vld Rel-Id, 010 Ptrll N"'llOtl. Newporl 8Hcll. Callfornl• tJMO TlllJ llullneu Is COl'°"<llld by .,. l1t- dlvlduel O.vld AelMOld Tiii• 11et-I wAt 111«1 with llw CO\lfllY Cler11 or O<•nqe County "" ... uo "· , .. , "'MIO "'*'-o.-c.0011 Oe11y 1>11«. AUO 21, •• ~-4, II, tt•I )1'1•t "ICTITlOUS aUSIMllSS NAMI nATllMINT TM lollowl ... ..,._,, II -'"t bull MHft: C ltUISl 1'4 G 8 ... SKETS, JOO Htllotrope, Ow'OM Otl -, CA.,._, 8..W• "'· ""'"'· .., ... ,lot•-· c~ et1 -· tA mts Tiii• bullM\s I• cond\Kttd "' on ,,,. dlvld\ltl. e.tber'•-" '"-tr Tllh •~I wn Ill• wlttl l1w COllfttY Cter• of Or•ll99 Cou"'' en •ut "· ••1. ,._ ,,_I.,,_. Orlfl89 c;o•ul Oall; "llol.. •uo 21, it. s." '· t1, tta1 ......, asl DAILY PIL.OT/fnday. Sople mber 4, 1981 B S Farm ubsidies nixed State growers prefer staying out of s upport plans Ry JOI-: BIGHAM AJ __ ,.....w,ller Many l'uh forn1a larrncrs !>l8y out or fedt•ral j!rlC(' 1>Uppo rl prol(rams bt•cause lh~y Oppose gov l'l'nment int.:r v~ntion or t1:.:I rct.tnctlons outweigh advantuges. :l \Jr11vt•r111t y or California !iurvey in d1caks ~avi1 u rt•port <1n tht· s tud,v rn Cu liforn1a /\~l'1l·ulturt', l/C':-. u~r1<'ull11rul ~Ctell<'t'!I mugaiine Otlwr1i urt• ph1losor,hlt·ally oppo~ed lo ((OV ern11wntal tnlt'1 vcnlion in ugrin1llurul m arkets " Ft•wt•r Cuhfornia formers get federal aid than the ir 1·ount\•nmrls e lst>where, a nyway. beC';l111>t' man) r rop!. grown in lhl' s tate huvl· no govt'rn rrwnt progran1, the rcporl nutcs On I ht· utht'r i.1dt·. lhe rt>~1rt .. ays ··Lt larg~ numbt'f 11f !host• who cho:-.e to part1c1pate an 11n1rntt'd lhat l hl• pro~1 urn would cnhann· their in· t·onH· or rccllll'l' inc•oml• r1:.k " Tha l factor r esulted 1n California growers rt' l'••ivi11g only 2.fi perc·t•nt of the $2 hillton in fede1 a l fu111IS paid OUt for VUr lOUS pro~ramS IO 1978, the )'l•ar t h1• n·M·archcrs s tuc11\•t1 'l'ho~c cu1wlu~1on'> blemnwd from a s urvcy of rurmt>1 ~ ronductt•d hy three rest<1r<"he ri. r urrcntly 111 formcl'ly 0Mwctatt'1l with UC Davis Randall A Krarnt'r Hulon D Pope und H l>t•lworth G IJ I <int' I' E\cn 1hww who gro" ('rops such as wheat. f'll'l' and c·otton lhat come unch.•r federal program ~ oftc.m arc C'OOI tu Lhl'm. particularly to prU.'l' s up porti; hm!!cd on !>Omt• land being kept fallow to cut ovl'l'all product10n. tht• s urvey shows Tlw., fouud that lht• 71 rc~pomknt1i involved In µovt•rnnwnt progr Mn~ hali h1g lwr uvcraiie debt p1·r .ic·r1· 1 h an tht• 14 11C1n parfjt·1pants who Jll~\H•r1·d tht• ljUl'~llOll~ ·nl·cuuM' lht•y "ere rurthcr in rtt•l>t . th e partH·1p:111t~ nr tht•1r bankers OH•) '"'''<'desired the n'k prutt'l'tlf)fl or th1• l'lllJ\modlly programs." -the ~t uclv t·orwl11cl1·d Purmer~ oHt·n·d van 1ng \'ICWS of µrll'e sup· 1>ort programs 111 t·ommt·nt!> an·ompanyin~ their 'urve\ :.ins"t·1·., Fnr exampl1•, 44 pe~ent of the land devoted to whN1t and feed grains nationwide was not 1n com phant'l' with government commodity programs 1n W7N In Cahfor m a, the figure was 71 per('ent · Man ~· vtt·w lhc co:.t in rorc1itone income .iS ex t'l'~SIH' u1 c·11tllp<1ri~on with program bcnd1ts," 1\. Sutt1·r Count.\ grower said that w ithout the t·umrno<lit' progrum. · I would not be operating I tght rlCI\.\ ' Tuneups can save you 1noney LOS ANGEl.l':S «AP > Jr you sperid a sub s lC1 nt1al am11unt or L•m t• behind the wheel, as many Californian' do, utlt' way you can probably save -;om t.' money is by kee ping your car tuned up. Automotivt' experts say a properly tuned car can ~t·l at k:.ist JO perrent and sometimes more tha n IS µcrt·ent more m1lt•s per gallon. Any sa v 1ngs "ill dt•per1d o n ho" much you drive. but IN s tak(· the rasl' or a motorist who puts 20,000 miles a Vl'<tr on hb car, which gets 20 miles to the gallon r h :11ns -;ut·h a~ T uneup Maste r!> or lnsta-Tune which quote• na1 rate-; dept-ndin~ on the number of t·~ lin11l•r' ~ 1111'1 t• Ceechng Thest' charns specialize 1n 1un1•ups and (':Ill orfe r good pril'es because of higher volunw and becausl• they h:.n e lowe r labor l'llSIS · Our moto11:.t probahly dol'sn't want lo thmk a lmut th1 'i. but he tould be s pending SJ ,500 a year for gasohn <·. de pending on ho" mut•h h<' pays for l'al'h or lhl' 1.000 gallons he buys tn an av<.'rage \ L•ar A 10 percent 1nc rt'aSt.' 1n mileage translates 1n1 0 a sav1n~s of $150. therefore. and a 15 per cent lllt'rease nwani; a s avings of 5225 annually '1<1Jor lll'l' dt•<Jlt•rs ancl general repair o pera- turns u~ually offt•r tunt·ups at flat r~1tes for four, 'IX anti l'1ghl t·\ lindl'r t•ari.. but thl'Se pnt·es may , hl' ... 1tghtl) higher than at Tuneup Masters or other t hains S<11tll' "'" orrer a rial rate but cha rge M'par;.itl'I~ fw part .... ~o t•hcck lh1s ahead of time The 1.·0:-.t of a tuneup will vary considerably. cfrpcndmg on where you go There are a number or Tunl'UP J.>rln'~ al dealerships and 1ndiv1dual ,,t'T\ltl' "tattoos an· usually quoted according to tht• make :rnd ag(• <Jf thl' t"ar. with parts extra, and tht.•<;c• Jrl' gt•neralb the moi;t expt>ns1ve Some :.l'r\'tl'<' :.t ation1' do offer 1nexp<.'n!>ive tuneups as· traffw hoostC'r'i from t1mt:' to time, though OVER THE COUNTER NASO LI STING S MUTUAL FUND Nl:W VOAK l"'PI C•l•ln BuliOO Mun 8d S J'I NL ' Inv Set & Oii •SJ Tl>e totlowlno q-Bullck IS.11 .. 10 Fldel 17 11 NL In• Ver • " • " ',!.!_lonNe'i~11A1~...ey, C•ncln I •1 •IO G"1 Sec • n NL In• A-• •1 s JI ·~ ...... ·-D1vld , 7S l 00 Hllnco 1"' NL f '"" JO I• NL •lion "' S«uriHe• Hllnc 10 JO II II HI Yid .... 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"" LITTLE WANT ADS ro J)l:H't' \'our l'l11s,.1rw1I !\cl l 'a 11 G.t2 56711 T rllMY ' Sohio makes fast tracks If ~nu "'t're askl•d lo n<ime the roa1puny that pro dot•t·'> rr11111• dom<.·Sl!r c·rutk oil than any other . which 1111t• woulcl you figure·• r~xx11n, world's lt1rgest pt'lrc1lcum company , would Ix.· ..i guowt•r It lost tht• No I position last year Texaco? ll'~ hag hul not C11 !.l 1n ti S 011 production Mobil" No, ('Vl'O th!lll~h It S Ont• or lhe world giants in the ~wt roll-um 1r1tlui.I r~ T ht.-ans wer, whi<-'h surprises . nrnn) IK.'Opl1•, 1s Standard Oil ('orn1rnny of Ohio I Suh to 1 Soh111 l'dgt•d into first place last year on t he s trength or lhc rrurlt• otl rlowt.ng through the Alaskan l'llWlant• f rnm tht.' Prudhoe Bay h1:ld 1980 we1s the f11 -.t 't••11 of ~ p1•;.1k pruduc·t11m lrorn lht• 250 l r ::. ~quarc m1 IL· 1 u t t• a 1 n nu r I h 1• r 11 rn o-.t /\(,1-.k:t I 5 1111lh11n li.1rn +. a da\ Sol110 ~ ~'. ·~ MllTOI MDSIDWITZ shan· •>f th.it outpul 1s 53 percent. <'vmp:irt•cl lo whnl 1t µels from Alaska , S<>h1o 's oil uul put l'ls<·Whcrt• as puny In 1980. it produced 696.377 hJ11t'l' of t'rudc oil and natural gas liquids a de1 y from Al<1s kc.1. Produ<.'t1on in tht< lower 48 states cam e tu l!l, I07 barrl'ls It has v1rtuall~ no oil-producing "1•ll!-t outside the Ll1111 cd States 1-:x~wn . IJy contrast , produces nearly six times as rnUl'h rrurt e oil somethmg like 4 million barrels a d ;1y in HJHO hut more than 80 percent of that output rnm1·~ frllm outs id(: th<' United States Also, Exxon's m I pt odurllon has bt.'en gom~ down. not up at has dl'rhnL·d by 25 pert•t•nl 1n the past five years Sl>h1o's h.t!'t uone 11p hy nearly 20 limes 1n the pas t fi ve years Bt·111g ftrst in U .S otl output has nothing to do. of 1·11ur,t._ with being first in the s ale of gasolin<' to t • S muton~b It's on<' thing lo pump up t•rude 1111. It 's 'onwt hmg else lo run that petrolc-um through a re f1nt·Q·. ronvNt 11 11\to gasoline a nd sell 11 through s1·rv1t·l' station" Sohao as not a maJor player 1n the re· tall 1•1Hi of t ht· gam e It sold 257 ,717 barrels of gJM>hlle a day last yea r. which is not IOo far from "'hjt al was s elling fi ve years ago Soh10 l!'t tht-m ajor seller of gasoline Ln 1t:. home ~t ate llf Oh10. selling through Soh10 stations ln a reas aclJart•nt to Oh io. 1l sells under the Boron name Other S11h111 brand names are BP. Scot and Wm 1'1'nn 1h1°) ;.1dorn «tt.1 llons m thv East, primarily the Nor·tht·Ctst So in moi.t parts or the country you'd 111•\ 1•1 t•11t·11un tt·r Soh10 directly allhough 1ts Alaskan t'l'Ullt• undo ubkdh· ftnds it s .... <I\' into the tankers or ot ht·r 1·11mpan1c:. · Onl' hyproduct of the Alaskan 011 rush 1s easy to 1Cll·nt 1f~ rnont•y Sohao 1s awash with it Last year the t't1mpany 1·amed SI 8 billion aftt'r taxes Only s even l'om!)<mics in lht> S earned more Sohio 1s m akmg mun• money than s uc;h <.'Orp<>ratc powerhouses as (.;cner~tl F.:lectric. ITT Du Pont a nd Kodak Of the SI 8 billion 11 made last year in profits. on I~· $344 million wa:. paid out to stockholders. So the re was ;i bag c.ish build up Sohio came out of 1980 with S3 >t hallion in l'!lSh or cash equivalent It got rid of !>orm· of that monc) by paying Sl 8 billion to buy Ken nl·rntt. the nation's largest topper producer But there·:,, !>Lill plenty le ft Hnt1sh Petri>lt.>um . the ownc>r of 53 percent of Sohrn. 1s a q uas1·governm c nt corporation. The British government owns 25 percent of BP·s s ha res :ind the Uank of E ngland , Britain's central bank. O\.\ ns annt ht.•r 21 percent. In efft"rl then. the largest prodU('('f of domc·st1r oil as t·ontrolll"d by the British Jo!on•rnnll'nt STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW VORICIAP/ r1n~t Oow JOnn avgs IO< TnurW•y ~ l STOCICS JO Ind 10 Trn t • IS Utl 1' • 6S St~ 01*! H'9fl l.ow CloM CM &8A IJ 888 70 Its II 867 Ot ti 2, 17' 08 J7' 60 )Iii •• :i.3 11 '90 10I 76 t09 ll> 101 1' tOI lO 0 t9 }.17 06 J.tO 0) 33' 10 )AO U 0 &• '• •nou' Tr•n Ulll• 6S s" l'• 1 ... , ... l,ld .100 I 1'7 100 '" 000 ) !ti.JOO . '" l" 1 ... .. '· . ... .. AMERICAN LEADERS UPS ANO DOWNS N•me 1 Trani() Fin 1 8HIC RHNV J SlegroSc wt • Oet•Ttrm S 110 • Corp • ''!.1:l !Cl>I 7 SI p I Tutn I 40ol ' Flcllttlty Fin 10 Fllmw•ys 11 • wl n " I HMW Ina U StorQtltCh ll L.l.Cto•P pt It US tndutl 17 Mobll Hornt GOLD COINS Chi! I "' \, '" ,,~ . ., ,., , .. ... ~ .... , ... " , ... "' Pct Up '' Up t • Up •I Up 7 • UI> 7 3 uo ,, Up 70 Up t .J Up • 4 UP • 4 Uo t l Up )I Up S 6 VP H Up S 1 VP ~! Pct Oft IS.7 OH 11 I ()ft 11 I Off 10. 011 10• Ott 10 s Off 10 s Ott 10' 011 ' • 011 • J 811 • 0 fl : • OH I Off ., Off •• '' OH l.S '• OH e J NEW YORK IAPI Prlcu IAlte Tiii.i.-., of QOld <OIM, COfftlNlr.O wltll WedMttley's price, l(,......Mf, 1 troy R .... 7 )0, .. t lO IO. M..-.... ./.I ll"OV Of., ... , 50, "t.\'t:-Mellk.M JU p .. o, I J troy Ot., .. SIJ.U. A--100 Crowft, '-2 tl"Oy N ., ... , 71., u11tUS. Soun.• ~·,..m• WHAT STOCKS DID NEW YORIC fAPJ ~p ] Pr~v Ad·v•n<fd o.<llntO Unchenged Tot•I IHUff Nt W hlQh\ Nf¥1' •ow\> W.,AI ~MO OIO IO<My lOS •1ll> JJO 1171 6 163 NEW V'ORIC IAl't ~P J o:z1 SM .., "" l 89 Prtv ~d••nc•d Oeclln•d Unc,,.ngeo Tote l '""K Mew nigh\ "'ft W IOW~ METALS Tod•f '°' HS •'7 77S J •• o;x. 2M no 770 1 3' C-.. ~, cents t POUnd, U S ~11,.. llGn\. u• -cenh • pound 1111< .. v. cents• pound dellvertd Tl11 U l.tll Mtteu w .. • compo.lle tb Al'""'-7~ cenu • PoUnd. N Y MH<wv ~ oo per fletk ,, .. 1_ \.63? oo troy o• • N Y SILVER COLO QUOTATIONS l.....,.: morning flatno ....,.u. 111> u.n . ~: ef-fixing M.1t SO, upSUO. Perto: ei••-11•1119 $412 o., up M.n . ,r_: .. .,.'7, Ill> s.s" lttrl<ll; tel• flalno lOI aa, up '2 oo. $.Ml 00 ..... td MHdf & H•t-: !Oflly delly <lllOl•I Mlf.Jll, ..., ~.00 t,._....,: Canty dellV ouotel w.lf.JD ... ~.00. . t ....... : lar>lf <IAllV quoie) lell0ut'9d $441 •.111>$3 IS SYMBOLS ~-------------..... ------------------------------~ Shawn Kohl tends her pet cacti Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 4, 1981 .. She enjoys nursing cactus garden By JOHN Pl.ATfo;Ro .... !MM ........... .. • MIAMI Shawn Kohl, a nurse and receptionist in her husband-doctor's of· Ctce, says patients s houldn't be con· cerned if she suddenly bolts excitedly out of the room, especially il It's 3 pm It's most probable that she will be running over to her greenhouse to check up on a progency of her "Rebutia aur- eislora " For non collectors, that's the scien· tlfic name of a kind of cactus that blooms al a particular time, and only on rare occasions "I have one that blooms exactly at 3 P m., but that happens only three or four days a year. if you're lucky," said the 39-year-old Mrs. Kohl, who has an extensive collection of cacti a hobby that caught her attention six years ago. "I was on vacation in Anzona when I really noticed cacti for the first time." said Mrs. Kohl. "and it sort of got car· ried away " She now has a collection of almost 1,000 s pecies one fifth of the known varieties.of cactus in lhe world She ex plained that these Include what ts properly called "succulents" cuctus· like plants that have no thorns . Althouah nursing remains her first calling, 1n recent years, her hobby has grown into u lucrative weekend busi· ness venture. "The money helps pay the taxes," said the mother of three soru. However. some of the rare species she has are not for sale and are kept in her home. ~ When she's not helping her husband with his medical practice, Mrs . Kohl spends her spare time in a professional sized greenhouse built next to their small medical office. She conceded that one or lhe advan- tages of raising tacti is that they need httle care "I can go away for a month if I had to leave lhem unattended," she said "It wouldn't harm them at all " She conttnues to expand her collection by visiting com mercial nurseries whenever she travels. and by getting ~eeds from faraway places through the mail. "I'd lik~ to go to the mountains of Colombia where there are some en· danaered species or cacti, but lt'S too d unaerous," she said . That's because It's the u me area where most of the tllegal drugs brou1bt into the United States originate. "People who go there looking for cac· tus often get shot at," she said. Mrs. Kohl said sh e finds cacti aesthetically beautiful. She gingerly showed a small plant with a single, mmlscuJe, red flower and said, "How could you not love this?" Some cacti, sh e explained , have strange blooming habits There are some that bloom only at night. When that happens, she's apt to wake her husband and have him take pictures of the evel)l Mrs. Kohl's horticultural interest is confined to cactus, and there's never a garden flower in her home "I've never had a regular plant," ;ihe said, "I don't like the ordinary." "'""· out of '""• t for Clwlfird Ad ACTION Call A DAILY l'ILOT AD-VISOt '42·S471 Garden clnb se"8 membership tea I Nursery Special I IMPATIENS The "'South Coast Garden Club will hold its an nual membership tea Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs Harmon Stevens of Laguna Niguel. Members will bring local women interested in gardening and in joining the group. Mrs. Stanley llogshNtd will b<.• hostess for the tea THE LAGUNA Beach Garden Club will hold its annual membershjp tea Friday, Sept 11. from 2 TRIMMINGS to 4 p.m in the home of Mrs Edwin Ramsey of Corona dcl Mar. Pas t presidents will be honored and the Laguna Beach Garden Club will celebrate 53 years of act1v1t) For more information call 494-0553. Very colorlul, garden "bouquets" l ~AL. REG. 2.98 il!J!l Time to Plant Spring Bulbs FREESIAS Oellghtfully fragrant spring blooms. Many colors. Excellent cut flowers. It's tiine to plant bulbs 1.69 DOZEN Bulb planting time is s uch as n em es 1 a . with us again, so you schizanthus. Iceland s hould be considering poppy or the ever what bedding plants you popular violas. These will use to cover over will produce quick color the buJb bed. Primarily, to brighten the area un· bulb cover s hould be ul the bulbs burst into s hallow rooted annuals bloom. Gardener's c h ecklist • Dutch iris, frees1as. ix1a. sparaxis and several other spring blooming bulbs are best plant- ed this month. • It's time lo lift the gladiolus bulbs if the tops have all turned brown. Cut the stalk an inch above the corm, dust to avoid insect damage and store in a cool place. • Stocks. violas. pansies. cinerarias, calen· dulas are five good choices or bedding plants lo count on for winter bloom. Plant them now. • The £all 1s an excellent time to put in a new lawn. Be sure to prepare the bed well and buy quality seed from your local nurseryman for the best results • Spray roses, begonias. dahlias and other plants that are susceptible to mildew which can be a problem at this time of the year REJUVENATE OR LANDSCAPE SPECIALS e VINES e JUNIPERS e FLOWERING e TROPICALS e JASMINES e LEAFY e PINES BE SMART SHOP 1 gal. 9fc 23 VARIETIES •••••••• 5 gal. Landscape Specials • Blooming Cannas e Acacia • Eucalyptus •Junipers •Holly •Bamboo • Toblra • Bottle brush • Ja•lne GIANT Sl.Zl ... ALL llAllNG AGE DWARF FRUIT e 2 VARIETIES PEACHES e NECTARINES e PLUM e APRICOT e 4 VARIETIES APPLES YOUR CHOICE $5.95 EA. llG. 14. 95 U . TREES fOI HIALfH ANO ICOHOMICS Freeze It • Can It • Sell It FRUIT e flGS · 7 lo B 11 tall e PLUMS · favorite Calif vanetJes 9-10 ft tall e PEACHES · 2 vane· ues for So. Calif B tt e APPLES . With 1ru1t for So. Calif • PEARS · Bartlert ·m.1ny with fru11 • NECTARINE .-Nectar of the Gods 3 ,Jl 650 SHADE • ALBIZZA-silk floss tree 10 11 tall • BIRCH WHITE. B It tall bushy & beautiful e WHITE ALDER. Per1ect Calif. tree 14-16 It e ASH-GRAREO. · 10-12 ti no seedlings· lawn tree • POPLAR. tall. stalely Estate tree. 14 ti • WISTERIA. Exot~ Chinese vine· 7 It blue flowers e 1FRUITLESS MULBERRY e 1s1LYER MAPLE ALL SPECIALS SUBJECT TO SUPPLY ON HAND AClll Of PLAHfl AT WMOUIALI QUALITY .. ICAUSI WI OIOW TMIM S&'l"'Ut»t ,__ •UASflU(S ..,..... .... ,... ......... .,. ,,...,.. ...... ,,., ....... ....)illft .... ,.~ 1 91od1 WHt Of H..eot Oft Ww ...... ....,... .~ ... -. ~~ ......... I Florist Special J CARNATIONS Come In for dozens of freshly cut carnations In many colors Rn mmm Since 1946 Ha1lis}ttts Nursery -Florist 2640 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa LLOl'D•!i garden shop LABOR DAY lllVEllTORY REDUCT/Oii Large selection SAVE 30 3 1040% . --------5 PIECE SET EXAMPLE: the aet shown above -'42" Table and '4 Chairs COMPARE THE .FOLLOWING FEATURES: Frame construction -all welded heavywalled rust proof aluminum tubing, steel relnforoed (Internally) at all atresa point a. Frame finish - polyester PQWder coated and O¥en cured 11 '400 degrees for toogh !&sting beauty. Straps - top quality wtth ultra violet and mildew lnblgltors IOI' we1thet and fade-reslstan<le. Temper.C: (safety) glalatop. REG. RETAIL $428 r--COUPON--, !MUMS! : REG.'1.69 I ! gac ! I 4" POTS I L EXPIRES SEPT. 9TH I _________ _. OTHER MODELS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS ... ADJUST ABLE CHAISE, GLIDER CHAIR, OTTOMAN, ENO TABLE, COFFEE TABLE. OPIN MON .... I. 7·6, UT. 7-6, IUN. f .S Of'IN LAIOll DATl LLOYDI ---y A• LANDICAN CO., 91C. 2021 Newport llvd. (at .. , St.) Cotta Me .. (714) 646-7441 Al "-t to.tbf9ct to 1toci °" '-4. W. ...... 9/9/ll: .. '· ~~------------------------------------~ ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 4, 1981 Writers pick USC to win Pac-I 0 title Vaqs hope to end d epression Will old-fashioned ideas eliminate hard times at Irvine? TEMPt:, Am <AP> f'or thl' 17th consl·cutive Strnson, the tl n i v l' r s i t y of S o uth e rn l'ulaforn1u foot ball team has b"t'n p1ck(>d lo wan the Pacific 10 ConferE>nct· title by a vote of the lt-al(ue 's skywriter s 8y ROGER CARLSON Of -o.11, ...... , .... I rvlne Hi&h football coach Terry Henigan sa ys there are some old fas hioned ideas be ing inserted in the Vaqueros' wstem this season. beglnniog with it winged-T offense. T ht• w rite r s m a d e their se lection here Thurs day during the finul s top of the 1981 tour That's the situation at Irvine where the Vaqs have undergone some hard times since opening in 1977 USC rl•t.·e1 ved I G rlrst -place votes llnd 27 1 o verall points Arizona State was picked t o fims h second in the P ac-10 this s('ason, garnering 246 points and 6 first-place votes UCLA was third with 240 points and five votes whale Washington was fourth with 207 points a nd one first-place vote An o to record an 1980 was the cappe r and Henagan has be en brought in to right the ship. Whether it can ~ turned 180 degre es in 180 ·days has n 't been de- termined, but Henigao, beginning his 13th year as a coach. feels he has som e in- dividuals who can m ake 1l happen. The other projected finishes by the writers had Oregon in fifth pl ace followed by Stanford, Arizona , Washing to n State . California and Oregon State. THERE ARE 10 returning starters amidst a squad of 48 and he has brought in three new coaches -Bob Flint with the of- fensive backs, Rick DeCicco with the of fcnsive line and Za ven o Brenner with the line men. USC has now been picked lo t1111sh first in 18 of the past l9 .-<c asons. The Trojans have gone on to win the Par-10 title 10 times Stanfo rd's J ohn Elway was a una nimous selection by the writers lo be the league's out standing quarterback. "Physically we 're very small and it con- Ct'rns us," says Henigan. "It appea rs we m ight have lo ask a few to go both ways and when you 're not physical and you do that it can cre ate some problems . But r·m pleased with the e fforts . They've worked very hard during the off season USC tailback Ma rc us Alle n and Stanford halfback Darren Nelson tied for running back ho no rs with 10 votes apiece while the league's top receiver w as picked to be Stanford split end Andre Tyler. "We look for Mike Tierney to really be a good one Hight end-linebacker) and we're ree ling ve ry comfortable at quarterback ." ' continues Henigan "l think they're hungry lo win and we have a lot of s upport here ·· Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACKS Mike Zorn (5-10, 165 jr > was the s ophomore team 's PUILIC *ITlCE ~ICTITIOUS 8USINIU NAMI STATIMINT HARBOR AREA APPL.IAHCE SERVIC ES. IHO l oOtf' Avenw. Unit 0 Co.t. AoWW, C•llfornla .,.,. GMy E...,. Wilson, l10J Warren L•""· ~1• Mew, Celllornl• t2'2t Tiii• buslneu I• <ondu<ted by •n In· di•·-· <>-ry E wu-. T "'' 1i.temen1 •al 111.a wl1" the Covnly Clero 01 Oranoe County on August :i.. 1•1 F16tt17 Pub11Sl\9d Or-Co.ti Dally Pilot, AUO ZI, Se1lt-•. 11, 11, 1"1 _.._., ~ PUIUC *IOCC l'ICTITIOUS austN•U NAME STATEM•NT Tiie lollo••n11 perun h doing OUt lf'W'i"'.18 PUIUC MOllCC 'ICTITIOUS 8USINIU NAMll STATUdNT TM followlllQ P<O•Mlfll ••• doing bu•lneu •• ALMA DESIGN CONSULTANTS, 17 c.mbrla 0-1 ... C-dltl ,,,_.,_CA. "2615 1) Almon. V . Sow•, II C.mbrla Or Ive, Car-de!""'-'· CA '1415 ,, 1(11 L•IW W•rr•n, , ... , L""8 Ionic.. L ...... Hiiis. CA t'lW JI O.Oroe 8 Sowa. II C•mbrle or1 ... cor-a.1 ""'-'· CA. mu Tiii• llullMU Is <on6uele<I by an In 0 1•'-l AlmoNV Sow• Tiiis st.a..,._t w•• fllt<I .. 1111 Ille Covnly Cieri! of Or•noe Couf\IY on Aug. It, 1'11 ~1-11 PublliN<I 0r.,. CoHI Dally Pllol, Aug. t•, 11, ZI, S.PI •. "'1 JHIMI MUCMOOCC llOOMMATE SEEKERS, UOO Dow SI , Sul1e JOO, Nowpert 8 .. <11, CA FICTITIOUS a ullN•U 91WO NAM• STAT•M•NT Te rrance F 1toeo.rl 11, 17'57 TN lot~ penon I\ 90lnQ IN~ R•dOndela SI • Mln lOfl Viejo, CA ....... t'ltt'l LAGUNA SEA SPORTS. 101 Tiiis lluSlntu Is <ondu<1H by ... HewPOrt 8111<1., Ccat• ...... CA. 1'1t21 tlldlwklulll. AMI\ s.nlmY'9r, IOt E,...,_ 8ay, Te<N l(oe<krll1 L~ BMcll, CA. t'lU1 flll• ~1-1 w•s l lltlll with IN Tiii\ -MS• Is <on6uCIMI by •11 ln- Counly Clerll. 01 Oranoo County on dl•lau.l, Al>O It, '"' Alvin ~lmver ,, .. t Tiiis U.....,_1 w•s flltlll wltll 11-. P<>041\/IKI Or-Co""' D•lly Pll04 County Cterll. at <><•noo County °" Aug JI, 21. S.PI. 4, 11, 1"1 l711 ... I Aug U, 1 .. 1 "'It.JC *lllC{ FICTITIOUS 8USINIES5 NAME STATIMINT The foltowlno ~'"°"' •re do1nQ OU\IMU•• C DA/SAH MARCOS, LTD., >t• S.On Mlguel C..ove, Suitt 100, How~ 8u <ll, C.llfo.nl• t'lWO Mlcllilel I Cohen, :16• S... Ml9 ... 1 Ori .. , Suite 100. Ho•POr1 8 .. cn, Callfo<nla 92WO R-rt 0 E>ttl, :16• s.n M'9uotl Ori••. Suilo 100. Hewper l Buell, Callfomla nwo Tiii• bu11nen 11 cono .. ct..i by • llmllH.,.,.,.Nt'Wp. Mltl>ffl I, ,_ This SUll.t,,_I WM flied "'1111 Ille CoUf'lly Cler-of o .. noe County on AU11V$12'. 1 .. 1 ~16'Ut 11-., H. -'-· h41. ut ..._,~Or. ~'ff "'5 ..__. 8Mdl, c. . .,_ P..e!I"'°" Or-"00 COAS1 D•lly PllOI, Aug 21, Sept 4, 11, 11, 1"1 Jl4.e1 NU MOllCC FICTITIOUS BUSI NISS NAM• STATIMINT ~,-,. Putlll-a..,. Caul Oally PllOI AUii 1•,Jl,ll.•ndS.,,C •, 1"1 )61 .... 1 ru1uc 1«1oc£ FICTITIOUS 8USINIU NAMIEUATIMl!NT TP\e tollowtno "'"°"' •r• do1r.o bU,.,......,.." WAllMINGTOH RELIAHCE VEN TVRE 10.o P<;llman Street. Co>1• Me ... Calllornla 916». Tiie R-rt P Werm11>9ton Co , • C•lotornla c,,,_.,,on, -P\illm.,. 5""'· COlt. Me-w, Callfor"•• t'lUl A•lf.,.,e UMiO Co 1 • C•llfornl• cor oor•tlon, JlOO SM\ For-Ao.a. Len Al\991", C.Hlornl• WO.I Th1t bu\•ne:u ., col\dv<led Or • O'l'Mr•I P9f'1Mt 1'\l\0 Hw R-11 P W•,,.,lnQton Co W1t11.,-n J P1ttm•n Conln>ll•r Tll .. •181-1 wa' llled Willl 1119 County Cl••• ot Orenoo County on Aug ''· 1"1 ,,_ Pubh\/Wd 0.-'°"''Dally PllOI A\19 11, 21. S.OI 4 11 1"1 l16) 11 PUlllC *lntE f'ICTITIOUS 8USINIH NAME UATEMENT Tht fol1ow 1no ptt\On ;, do1n9 t>usinn\•S fECHHICAL OATA SYST E MS 1. >•1•1 ,.,,.,,,.Or M•uion V H!jO CA .,." ._.,,..,., Ar th"' P••rn• 141•1 Cu ren1• Or M •UllClit' V1e,o, CA '1•91 I -rn., D.t\UW'\t •\ <ondu<tf'G b• •n l ndlWtOU.I ... t-nrv Pit•rM lh1\ \t•ll'fTWnf .Tc, tll!d With "" I Count• Cit'~ of Or Qlt' County on """' It "" • ,._ Pul>41\IWIO ()-anor C04'\t O•"• P1101, A"ll 11 ... 5epl • 11 '"' )701·11 l'ICTITIOUS 8USINaSS NAM• STATaMVfT Tiie 1o11-•nv pen.on •• dolno 11u~ neu •t. SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS, t U HOllOw ............ c cai. -·CA "1l16. J-Wini.., Ar-. t'JJ Holl- 8r-. Ccai. -·CA '2t16 Tiii• busl""'' '' <-ltd by "" In. dlwldutl J Arnold Tiii• U.l-1 ... 111.0 wllll t"8 Coun1Y Cler~ ol Oro-County on Al>Q. 12. 1"1 ,._,. Publlll>eI D•lly Pllol, Aug 1•. 11. 11, Se91 •, 1"1 JM0.41 PUIUC llOOCE PICTITIOUS 8USIN•U NAMaSTATaM•NT Tiie 1o11-1119 person I• dolrfQ butt MHel WORTH-MORE CONSUL TAHTS. 16JS1 C-lrucllon Corcie E•ll. •A, lr•lne,CAt'l7" J4.MES F COHN. R MARGIE. CONN. S He<on, lrwlM, CA t11t• Tllk buollle'U It <ondUC'ted bY .., .... Olwklu.tl II. -•111• Conn Tllb SUI_. wa• Ill.., wl111 !fie County Cler' of Or•noo County on AUii 1J, 1•1 ,,_,. PUOll"1ad 0r.,. c ... si D•llv Piiot, AU9. ", 11, 21. $eil1 c, 1"1 ~I PUIUC llllCE ~ICTITIOUS 8USINU.S NAM• STATUlllaNT T ... lollowlnv pe,._, I• dOlft9 bonl· Ml.$.el V S EH T IE R PR I SES, UOO F•lrvlew, H·1Cl3. eo.t• IWWw. C.• .,,.. Vince n t M Slleella n. 2>00 F•lr•-. H·I03, COila Maw, C... tHM Tiii• IN•IMH I• <Of>clvt led by e llmlted ...,..,,.,~ VlncentNt ~ Th• lollowl119 ~rsons t r• doln9 .,.,~~·~ -PUIUC .ncE Tll~ ·--wM 111«1 wltfl ... ------------1 Cou.,ty Clerll of Or•-Coun1y °" C D I( EIHERPRISES. 1512 ,,.., •• ,. O<., HIH'lllnglon Be.coll. CA .,~ Oawld L.. 51\e-r. Un ~rwalt Dr Humlnotefl &N<ll, CA '12 .... C•nalO. A. Slwlwwr, U71 ~,..alt D• , Hun1"'91on Be.coll, CA t7 .... FICTITIOUS 8U$l"llS NAM• STATU1t•NT Th• lollowlno --• are dot119 .,.,, .... u .. DESIGN INTE"IOAS, 1110 E~ Fruit Slrw l, s.ni. An•. C•lllo,.nt• 92701 Eule Edward '1'011119, t~l1 L• A ..... S.1"1. ~147114 P..elt-Or-eo.11 o .i1y Piiot AUii 1•, 21, 11, Sooill. •. 1'91 l!OJ..11 PUIUC MOTtE S•ll• L•n•. Hun1t,,91on 8••t ll, N5-,_ T Ill\ IN>IMH I\ COf\dUC led by e 11 ... --... 11· 0.vld Sftow .. r C•ll!Ot"'• m.17 ,.CTITIOUS 8U$1NIU Tiiis •l•t-1 ••• tiled wlltl the County Cler• ol O••n9' Counly "" A"9 t 1, 1"1 Larry A. 'l'°""IJ, 100. Gro..,. t...ne, NAMI STAT•MINT HewPOrt &Mell. C.Ulomla t1MO TM lollowl.,9 -son• ••• doing Ill~ Foste<, loo. Gn1..,. u,,,., bu>lrwun ,,Mil, Ne.._ihkt1,Callfomtat*O COSTA MESA ORTHOPEDIC Publl-Oranvo COA•1 D•llY Plfo\. Tll9' bu•l,,.U I• t Of>clvt led by a ME DICAL. 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PHAMll• fllld • petltllfl In lfll• c-1 IOf M-·-.... petj. ti-lo.,_,.. l!Kltler Mme ....,,. TRINH 0UC PHAM W ALlllANDI• l'.l(UAHG. II It ~ .-iw 11\ot •II ,..._. lnlt-In "'" mlfttr .... -id .. _ .......... _,.~ Nt, J 9" NO Cl•k Qnttr 0'1w WMI. Mllt.e ,_, Col""""°* on ..,._..., 21, 1t11, et 10:• o'c:to<ll • "'·· -tMft .... tNft ..... <-, " ... , _., ....... ......, ._.. lllOIHlen IOf <Mlftea el ,.._..._.."" .. ., ....... . 11•·~ ...... -·~., .. tlll•.._ .. _(_ .. ,..., ... In tllt Or... C.... o.llf l'tlet, e n•·-· ........ <lr<lll•ll .... "'91 ...... In INS <-ty Olt lotllA -· • _.. W feur C-111111'1 -11.t ,,.., •• tllt ..,., ...._ ~-0.-...... II, IWl ........ H.~ J~lftM ~c:-1 ~OP ... C:... Deity .. 11111 -. 14 ,,, .......... ,.., ..Wt 4u<1r1l'rbark 111 1980 a nd Jim GIAllhu (5·10, 155 :<r J sa w limited lime with lhe varsity I I for S for 11 y ards ). Both are right handers nnd figure to operate the run·pass 01>l1on out or the winged·T. Like m ost area~ at lrv1n1:, the starting ~rth 1s a ways off fro m being settled. RUNNING BA('KS -Mike Gold <5·9, 180 Mr J 1s a returning starter al fullback Gol(t r ushed (or 112 yards on 22 carries us 1981 OVTLOOK a JUnaur Battling him is Brett Schumm ( 5·9. 155 sr. l. Al left halfback are Kent Pickering (5 8, 175 sr > a nd Jay Scott <5·9, 165 s r. > J a mie Sturtevant (5-7, 140 sr. >is a returning startt:r al n ght half with 1980 numbers reflect ing 282 yards on 90 carries a nd 2 touchdowns Also at right half 1s David Clay <5·6, 140 ~r 1 RECEIV ERS Mark Bondi (5·8, 145 sr. I rt•lurns after JO catches for 144 yards and I TD. a long with Ernie Lee. a 5-9, 145 pound s enio r who caug ht 3 for 37 yards Also 1n the p1clure are Howard Pearl!>tein ( 5-9. 140 sr l a nd Chris Man cteville 15-11, 160 jr l T ierney, who caught 11 for 1:13 yards, 1!. at tight end. Dan Hardigan 15 10 . 170 s r i. Regan Wilks 15 11, 160 s r l a nd Rod Poissant <6·0, 195 Jr. 1 arc other tig ht ends a nd fig ure to play. es pct'iatly whE•n Henigan opts for two tight ends. OFFENSIVE LIN E Fi ve h ave legitimate shot$ at sta rting a t tackle • Hick Grecc·o 16·0, 225 Jr I. Gr e& Duvas 15 11 , 170 s r l. Murk Gutt1er~z 15·10, 200 sr ). <.:hris Stately (6·0, 190 Jr l a nd Russ Silver <6 0, 215 sr .). Steve Pet'k <6·0, 180 sr ) and Paul Muzelin (5·10, 160 s r J are re· turning st arters a l guard Others include J uniors Dave Allan (5 10 , 170 1, Dan Chlebowski (5 10, 165 > and Gury Schester I 5-9. 160). A three·way battle at center in- d udes Steve Schwichtenberg 15 JO, 160 sr >. Doug Eagan C5·11. 165 sr.J and Rob· bit.' Zaragl (5·9, 160 jr.). Schwichtenberg is a returning defensive s tarter and one or the Vaqueros' blue chips . KICKING GAME Scott gives Irvine a ~ound kicking game a s a punter and place· kicker lie booted three field goals In 1980 C 35, 23 a nd 22 yards ) 0£f'ENSJVI!: LINE -Irvine's la ck or depth shows now, with offensive names dom1 naling every facet of the defense. The e nds are Gold a nd Z angl, pushed by Mazelin and Chlebowski Schwichtenberg and Guttierez are the leading tackle can- didates, with Silver, Davis and Wilks in the picture. Stale I y is leading flt middle ~uard ahead of Eagan LINEBACKERS Tierney appears a l'crlain starter with P eek. Poissant and Schesler vying for lhc other !.pot. SECONDARY Four prospects at the corners include Bondi, Lee. Pearls tein and Clay Rob Akers (5 10. 165 sr I is a return· ing starter at safely. Roland Figueroa < 5·8. 140 jr > 1s also a prospect a t s afe ty T hree a re vying for the rover spot, includ- ing Scott Mitchell <6-0. 170 sr >.Mandeville and Schumm Troj an picnic Saturday in Coliseum The USC fooths ll team will m etke an early appe arance at the Coliseum whe n the Trojans host a kickoff picnic and band concert , Saturday. from 3·6 l>.'ln · USC fans are inv ited lo p1cnjc right on the 50-yard hne with Coach J ohn Robinson, his s taff and the entire Troja n team. They will also be available for pi ctures and autographs lhe en- tire afte rnoon . The Trojan marc hing band will ~tage the conc ert, along with the song girls and yell leader~ Food will also be pro- vi ded al the t•oncessaon stands for those individua ls not packing the ir own. Cost for the eve nt is SS per person or $12 for families up lo eight m embers I l 's $1 for USC students . 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'"'" A group of about 40 d1!>Ciples of lndum holy man and mystic Bhagwan Shree Rajueesh have been expelled from the Church of Religious Science in Laguna Beach following a tumultuous meeting Thursday night. At a gathering at the Laguna Canyon church late Thursday, members of the former con gregation ousted the followers or the Eastern spiritual master popularly called "Orange Peo pie" and re-established the Christian precepts of religious science Norman von Ecke or Laguna Beach. who :.erved on the gov erning board of the church dur ing its chan geover from mainstream Christian doctrines \ to Eastern rt'hl(wus behcfs, said l he presen<·e 11{ the ·'Orange People·· had l>c~un to ··smack of cultism " The group, which wears or ange ·t1nt ed c loth i ng , es tablished itself in the church building last November with the arr ival from the s t ate of Was hington of Swami Prem A vmash and his "ife Ma Prem Pun1ta The couple took over operation of the church from the former pastor, Or. Henry Gerhard, who hc.id traveled to Poona, India, to v1:.1t Rajneesh's ashram <safe place> and had become a san nyasin. or follower of the former philosophy professor When Ge rhard returned, he launched a cc.impa1gn to change o.lly ll'tl9C -·J Gar-I A,,._ l · S .'it'll S I llayakau:a put:; un his charart<'rilitl<' tum 11-shantcr ul the encl 11( l11s -"P<'<'C'h Thursclm/ 111 \"ewport Hench 'New Americans ' . goal of Hayakaw a By RI CHARD GREEN Of IM o.lty ... ._. Sl.tff U.S. Sen. S.J. Hayak\.\-a said in Newport Beach that he wants to be re elected so that he can piece tog e ther a "N e w Americans Progr am," which would solve problems wrought by legal and illegal immigrants A key portion of this program. he told 100 people Thursday at an Orange County Federation of Republican Wom en luncheon. is t he so calle d "Hayakawa amendment" -a bill he is back· 1ng that would make English the official language of the United States. He told the women tn the Balboa Pavilion that the pro· gram also includes his ong9ing effort to do awav with the bi· lln~ual ballot · In order to be a naturalized citizen. one must be able to un· d<.•rstand the English language. ··So why is the bilingual ballot necessary .. llayakawa asked. Mos t off ices close Monday, mail d e layed Federal. state, county and municipal offices, tncluding U.S. Post Offices. will be closed Mon· day because of the Labor Day holiday. There will be no mail delivery Monday. Regular service will resume Tuesday. Trash collection in the cities of Laguna Beach, Irvine, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will be postponed by one day beginning Monday. The untncorporated com- munities or Dana Point and Laguna Niguel will follow the same schedule. Trash pick-up will resume Tuesday and continue one day later than the regular service day through Saturday. Regular· ly scheduled service will resume Sept. l,fl. Another portion of his "New Amerirans Program,'" he said. would ahollsh the kind of bi l!n~ual cducalion that doesn't ~ncourage s tudents to learn English. He said that in some schools mstruction in native tongues 1s emphasized to such an extent lhal the youngsters rail to learn English in their fo rmat.I ve vears when children can easily icarn new languages. I le called for a return to the program that a llowed Mexicans lo come into this country on a temporary basis to work in agriculture. Hayakawa said t hat as many as 1 million Mexicans could be let in this country on a tern · porary basis to pick crops. To in · s ure that they return to Mexico after the harvest, Hayakawa suggested that they leave a de· posit of about $500 at the border. The 76·year-old senator seek· 1ng re-election ·i n 1982 s aid that he has worked and will con· tinue to work lo make sure that immigrants don"t 1llegally get welfare. He said tha t he has also worked to insure that federal aid be kept high for immigrant prob· lcms. so the financial burden won't fall on the counties. If his "New Americans Pro· gram " is successful . he said. the "American Miracle" can be pre· served That miracle is illustrated in hi s own ri se to power , I layakawa said. "After a full century of anti· Orien tal progaganda in California. you're crazy enough to elect me lo the U.S. Senate," Hayakawa said. He said in a s hort mterview after the speech that his fund· raising effort for his re-election bid "only began 10 days ago hecause I was so busy raising money for my Republican col· leaf!ues . ·· He also said that despite the fact that he Is lagsing ln some polls. hP doesn't plan to reassess his effort lo get hi• party's nomlnnUon. the doctrines of the church toward the teachings of the re- Ii g 1ous master. an~ering the Amid the continual upheaval in the church, Avinash was transferred by the Rajneesh 'Smack of cultism' told reason for ouster of 'Orange People' then 600-member congregation. He later resigned and now lives in Sacramento. When Avinash and Punita took over I as t Novembe r . they changed the name of the church lo the Utsava Rajneesh Medita lion and Holistic Arts Center, and d1 scont1nued Sunda y services. In interviews earlier this sum mer, the couple said the con· gregation had shrunk to about 30 people. group to the Lucerne Valley last month and was re placed by Dr Robert Bernbaum, known as Swami Amitab Operators of the meditation center did not return telephone calls requesting information on their ouster. However. von Ecke said Bernbaum had refused to resign his post Thursday ··What really happened 1s that the Christian Science congrega- tion came and took back their church." von Ecke said. "They Cop involved . • ·1h m 1a1_ ouse probe resigns By STEVE MITCHELL Of -Delly ...... , ..... A Laguna Beach police officer who was suspended for 20 days after withholding information from his superiors concerning a jailhouse death, has resigned from the department Acting Police Chief Neil Purcell said the resignation late Su nday of Officer Gordon Charles Maine , 29, came "as a complete s urprise and shock to myselr and my staff ... lie said Maine walked into the police s tation several hours before his midnight s hift was to begin ·Sunday and handed in hi s rei.1gnat1on . .. His letter stated t hat he was basically upset and could not ac· cept the punishment rendered by me,'' Purcell said. A series of investigations into the jailhouse death last July 22 of Robert Gary Wardman, a 35-year old Laguna Beach spa s alesman. culminated in the sus- pension of Omcer Maine for "untruthfulness.·· Witnesses. includmg fellow police offic ers. s aid Officer Maine accidentally d rot>ped the inebriated Wardman on his head while taking the man out of a patrol car at the rear of the police station Wardman died 91 2 hours later and an autopsy showed he suc- cumbed to a severe skull frac· lure And while a pathologist report s howed Wardman could not have sustained s uch an injury from a fall such as the one he experienced behind the police station, Officer Maine was sus· pended fo r no t telling his s uperiors about the fall until threatened by another oijjcer to do so. Following Capt. Purcell's an- nouncement that Mame would receive a 20 day sus pension. the acting chief termed the orricer "a fine youna man who I believe has learned his lesson and de· ser ves a second chance:· Purcell said the fact that Maine later resigned "disgusted me ·· Officer Maine could not be reached for comment Purcell said that following an· nouncement of the disciplinary action a week ago Thursday, '"he <Mame > appeared satisfied even l'lated about the results. ··His attorney was r eally thankful that his cli ent would be able to maintain his job and said he thought I was very fair m the matter " And because Maine had been on administrative leave for 20 days prior lo the disciplinary ac lion. the offi cer was to return to work last Friday "He phoned in sick J:o~nday night, and did the same thing the next night." Purcell saul Maine submitted h1~ resigna· lion Sunday night prior to hjs ei ghl·hour shift Welfare residency requirement OK'd Orange County can i mpose a 30-day residency requirement for welfare applicants but only if there is no other proof t he appli· cants live tn the county, a s uperio r court judge ruled Thursday P sychiat rist , wife sente nced in g rand the ft A Newport Beach psychiatrist and his wife. convicted of grand theft and MediCa l fraud charges, have been place<I on three years probation and or- dered to pay back $168,539 to the state. Dr. Leonard Lesser and his wife. May, also were fined S3,750 Thursday and stripped or their MediCal provider number by Orange County Superior Court Judge Frank Domenichini. The psychiatrist and his wife, who have offices at 1401 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, e ach were convicted on one charge or grand thert and eight counts of filing raise MediCal claims. Deputy Attorney General Frederick Millar Jr. said the Lessers submitted false billings for canceled appointments and billings for patients not actually seen or seen by non-physician employees. Judge Domenlchini ordered th~ psychiatrist to repay the state wttttio six month.I after H IUng his Newport Beach home. Judge Edward Wallin, sifting through the co mplic ated eligibility r equire ments for welfare benefits, said the 30·day requirement would be a last re- sort proof that an applicant could receive benefits Wallin's ruling was. in effect, a victory both for county of- fi cials and the Legal Aid Society of Orange county . which brought the suit Legal aid lawyers initially s ued the county claiming that the JO-day requirement was il- legal on its face. After the suit was filed, the county Board of Supervisors m odified its in- terpretation or the requirement admitting that a strict dura· tional requirement would be ii· legal. The supervisors originall y im- pos ed the 30-day requirement on June 2 to cul down on suspected "freeloaders'" who were visiting the county from neighboring jurisdictions because Orange County's welfare payments were higher But John Anderson, deputy county c ounsel , expl ained Thursday after the hearing that the strict 30-day requirement was never put into effect. He said the supervlson; adopted a policy on Aug. 11 in which appli· cants are required to prove res· idency by some "objective" means. If they have no other means, s uch as a driver's license or a r ental agreement, applicants can earn benerits by proving they've Uved In the county for 30 days, Anderson explained. ll wu that policy that Wallin confirm84 Anderson said. were sick of the takeover and re fused to give up their church Jock, stock and barrel." lie said Gerhard's hand m g over of the reins of the church to the Rajneesh group was illegal, s ince the Christian Sc ience con· gregatton held the d~ed to the church and had paid for it. ··The way they went about tak~ ing over from the former mem· bers was through brainwashing and demanding a high degree or disci pline.·· von Ecke s aid ·'The re was a s trong cast e system establis h ed which amounted to the congregation becoming a mass of s laves·· Von Ecke likened the treat- ment of church members to the absolute discipline imposed on Krii.hnai.. Moonies and followers of lhl' Jim Jonei. cult u1 Guyana. Followt·rs of Hajneesh rlaim lo be 200.000 strong in more than 50 countries throughout the world T he group recentl y pun•hased 89,000 acres of farm land in Oregon, a s ite planned to be the new <.•ccles1astical hub of •he religious community Von Ecke. who becam e a follower of the hol y man during the changeover or the church, welcomed the expuls10n of the <'Ult membl·rs Nothing good can be built when the majority or the people who built the church have been ostracized," he said. "I feel we were duped by the Rajneesh group Ma) be now something good can come about." Deltyll'llllSIMt ...... (;eorge llarns says lie f 1gures t/111< lfi-/0111 toll corn stalk. gro1vr1 m the back yard n/ his Fou11ta111 \, nllt•lf l1<1111t• ma(J be a record· breaker m he19hr Valley corn stalk 'freak of natur~' By PATRICK KENNED\' Oft• o.11, ...... , ..... George Harris of Fountain Valley says he and his fnends agree that there's a freak of nature li ving in his back yard. And he's proud of it. What began as a normal- looking stalk of corn has become som eth1 ng ex tra o rdina r y . Instead of reaching a normal height of seven or eight reel. the corn stalk Is 151h feet tall. Harris thinks it's some sort of record. ·'I'll be damned if I know why it's so tall," Harris said . "I've had friends from Iowa and Nebraska over and they just can't believe the s ize of It. And they've seen a lot of corn. "I 'm sure it's a mutant, a freak of nature. It's as tall as a tree." Hams. who admits he and his , wife Sylvia have green thumbs and enjoy gardening, said he didn't do anything special when he planted five corn seeds two months ago. The s~ ~ertalnly didn't ap- pear special. lie said his wife got them in a bonus packag~ at- tached to a 25-cent bag of com nuts. Harris said his pet t urtles ate three of the planted seeds, leav- ing one normal corn seed and the mysterious mutant seed. "The ground here is hard clay so l mixed a lot grass clipping, leaves, branches and corree grounds into the soil to make it rich." he said. ·'But the one stalk stopped growing at about seven feet and the other didn't. You could almost see it grow," Harris says A financial planner for a firm In Fountain Vall•y. Harris says he waters the stalks once a week· and has fertilized them twice In two months. Harris says this year ia th• first lime since 1961 that he's planted corn. Next year will makt two seasons in a row, be aald. l .. ' IRVINI O.lly ~IMC ,_ .. lty GMy Amw.M L" S .'ie11 SI Jlaqakuu.·a put~ on 111~ charocteri1111c tum 11 ,/1t11111·r at lh<' erul o/ l11s .~peec/1 Tlwrsday 111 'Jetcport Beuc/1 'Neiv Americans' • goal of Hayakawa By RICHARD GREEN Of llM O.lly P1191 S~tt U.S Sen S I llayakwa said in Newport Beach that he wants to be rt'-elected so that he can piecl' togl'lher a "New Am ericans Program." which would solve problems wrought by legal and illegal immigrants A key portion of this program. he told 100 people Thursday at an Orange County f''ederation of Republican Women luncheon. is l~ so called "ll avakawa amendment.. a bill he 1s back 1ng that would make English the offlc'ial language or the Vniled States He told the women 1n the Balboa Pavilion that the pro· gram also mclurles his ongoing effort to do a" <n .... 1th the b1 li ngual ballot · In order to be a naturalized citizen. one must be able to un derstand the Englis h language "So why ii> the bilingual ballot necessary" llayakawa asked. Another portion of his "New Americans Program." he said. would abolish the kind of b1- 1•ngual education that doesn 't 1•ncourage students to learn English. lie s aid tha~ in so~e schools instructwn 1n native tongues 1s emph as ized to s uch a n extent that the youngsters faij to learn English in their formative years when children can easily learn new languages He called for a return to the progr<.1m that allowed Mexicans to come into this country on a temporar)' bas is to work 1n agriculture H ayakawa said that as many as 1 million Mexicans could be let m this country on a tern· porary basis to pick crops. To in· sure that they return to Mexico after the harvest. llayakawa suggested that they leave a de- posit of about $.500 at the border. T he 76-year-old sena tor seek· i ng re election in 1982 said that he has worked and will con· tinuc ln work to make sure tiaa~ immigrants don't illegally get welfare He s aid th 1c has also workc•d lo in~u1 t' tnat feder al aid Mos t o f f ices close Monday, mail d e layed F ed eral, s tate. county a nd municipa l offices. including U.S. Post Offices, will be closed Mon- day because of the Labor Day holiday. There will be no mail delivery Monday. Regula r service will res ume Tuesday. Trash collection in the cities of Laguna Bea ch, Irvine. Founta in Valley, Hunting t on Be a c h , Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will be postponed by one day begiMing Monday. The unincorpo r a te d com - munities or Dana P oint and Laguna Nigue l will follow th e s ame schedule . l)l• kt'pl high for 1mm1grant prob lt•m s. so thl' financial burden "1m 't foll on lht· c·ountll'" If h1:-. · Nt•\\ Americans Pm gram" 1s sut·n·:-.sful he s;.11d. tht.> 'Amen<'an :\111'Jl'lc · l'Jn Ix• pre st•rved Thal m1raell' 1:-. illustrated in h 1 :-. o .,.. n r 1 s t' t o p o .,.. e r . Hayakawa -.Jtd .. Afll'I' a full c·c·nturv of ant1 - 0r1 en ta l progag~nda 1n California. ~ou·n· t·razy t•nough to elect me to the L'.S Senate ... Hayakawa '>aid Dilly Piiat FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1981 FEATURES B2 COMICS B7 GARDENING B9 Punis h e d office r • resig n s By STEVE MITCHELL Of Ille Delly 1"1191 SIAlft /\ Laguna Beach police offi cer who was suspended for 20 days after withholding information from his superiors concerning a jailhoui;e death, h<.1s resigned from the d epartment Acting Pol ice Chief Ne il Purcell said the resignation late Sunday o f O fficH Gordo n Charles Maine, 29. came "as a complete surprise and shock to myself and my staff." lie said Maine walked into the police station sever al hours before his m idnight s hift was to begin ·Sunday and handed in his resignation "I Its letter slated that he was basically upset and could not ac- cept the punishment rendered by me ... Purcell said A series of in vestigat ions into the jttilhousl' death last July 22 of Robert Gary Wardman , a 35-year -old Laguna Beach s pa salesman. culminated in t he sus - pen1>1on of Officer Maine for "untruthfulness." W1tnesSt'!>. including fellow pol1cl' off1ec rs. s aid Officer M atnt• accidentally dropped the ant-bnated Wardman on his head "hilt· taking the man out of a patrol car at the r ear of the poltt·l• s tation Wardman died 912 hours later and an autopsy sho"' ed he suc· cumlwd to a severe skull frac- 1 un• And while ;.i pathologist report ~bowed Wardman tould not havt.' s ustained such an tnJury from a fall s uch as the one he experienced behind the police station. Offlt·cr Maine was sus- pt.>ndt•d for not telling hi s superiors about the fall until thn.•atcned hy anothe r officer to do so Follo"'ing Capt. Purcell's an- nouncement that Maine would receive a 20 day suspension. the acting chief termed the officer "Cl fi ne young man who I believe has learned his lesson and de- serves a second chance ... ..................... Tras h pick-up will r esume Tuesday and continue one day late r than the regular service day through Saturday. Regular- ly scheduled service will resume Sept. 14. George llarns says he figures this 16-foot-tall com stalk. grown ' m the back yard of h1.'J Fountain Valley home, may be a record· breaker m height Survivalists find a store they can feel secure in ... 84 BREAK TIME Terr~ Wont.•nherg of I !uni Delly Pltet ~-•Y Oery A-- la kt''-a break for <J c.,oft drink in the second -.tor~ \\tnclo\\ of the :-tru<·turl' 1ngton Bt'ath. a carpcntc.·1 \\orkini.: on tht• .\lc Faddt•n building near the: '.\;e\\ port P tl'r. --------- George and corn-stalk story Man has freak of nature growing in his back yard .... Ry PATRICK K ENNEDY Oi llM O.lly ~lol St.ff George Ha rris of Fountain Valley says he and his friends agree that there's a freak of nature living in his back yard. And he's proud of it. What began as a normal looking stalk of corn has become som eth i ng extraordinar y . Instead of reaching a normal height of seven or eight feet. the corn stalk is 15 12 feet tall. II arris thin ks it's some sort of record. ·'I'll be damned if I know why it's so tall," Ha rris said. ''I've had friends fro m Iowa a nd Nebraska over and they just can't believe the size of it. And they've seen a lot of corn. "l 'm sure it's a mutant. a freak of nature It's as tall as a tree ... Harns, who ad mits he and his wife Sylvia have green thumbs and enjoy gardening. said he didn't do anything special when he planted fi ve corn seeds two months ago. The seeds certainly didn't ap· pear special. He said his wife got them in a bonus package at· tached lo a 25·cent bag or corn nuts. Har ris s aid his pet t urtles ate three of the planted seeds. leav- ing one normal corn seed and the mysteriou!> mut ant seed. "The ground here is hard clay so I mised a lot of grass clip· pings, leaves, branches and cof- fee grounds into the soil to make it rich, .. he said. "But the one stalk slopped growing al about seven feet and the other d idn't. You could a l most see it g row," Harris says. ·Tm going t o take kernels from the tall stalk and plant them next year jus t to see what happens," Harris sa id . Each of the two stalks have about fi ve normal-sized ears of com, said Harris, a Fountain Valley resident for 12 years. "I knew it was tall but I didn't think It was that unusual until I read in the news paper that a guy at a fair in Hemet broke the (air record with a com stalk 13 feet high." A financial planner for a firm in Pountain Valley. Har ris s ays he waters the stalks once a week and has fertilized them twice in two months llarn1> says this year 1s the first time sinee 1961 t hat he's planted corn Next year will make '"'" seasons in a row. he said Welfare residency r e quireme nt 0 K ' d Orange Cou nty can impose a 30-day residency requirem ent for welfare a pplicants but only if there 1s no other proof the appli· cants live 1n t he county. a s uperior court judge ruled Thursday. Judge Edward Wallin. sifting t h rough t h e com p ltcated e ligi bility r eq u ire m e n ts for welfare benefits. said the 30 day requirement would be a last re- sort proof t hat a n a pplicant could receive benefits . Wallin's ruling was, in effect, a victory both for county of- ficials and the Legal Aid Society o f Ora n ge County. whi c h brought the suit. Legal aid la wyers initially sued the county cla iming that the JO.d ay require ment was ii· legal on its face. After the suit was filed , the county Board of Supervisors mod ified its in· ter pretation of the req uirement admitting t h-at a strict dura- , t1onal requirement would be 11- lega l. Thl' supervisors origina lly im - posed the 30-day requirement on .June 2 to eut down on s uspected "freelrwdcrs" who were visiting the county from neighboring JUrisd1ct1ons because Orange County's welfar e' paym ents were higher. But John Anderson , deputy county counsel. explaine d Thursday after the hearing that the str ict 30-d ay require ment was never put into effect. He sa id the supervisors a dopted a po licy on Aug. 11 in which appli- cants arc required to prove res· 1d ency bv som e "objective" means Psychiatrist, wife sentenced in theft A Newport Beach psychiatrist and his wife, convicted or grand the ft and M e dlC al fraud charges. have been placed bn three years probation and or- dered to pay back $168,539 to the state. Or. Leonard Lesser and his wife, May, also were f\ned $3,750 Thursday and stripped of their MediCal provider number by Orange County Superior Court Judge Frank DomenlchlnJ. The psychiatrist and hls wife, who have offices at 1401 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, each we re convicted on one c ha rge of grand theft nnd eight counts of filing false MedlCal claims . Deputy Attorney G eneral Fr ederick Millar Jr. said the Lessers submitted false billings for canceled appointments and billings for patient.a not actuaily s een or seen by non-physician e mployees. Judge uomenlchlnl ordered the psychiatrist to repay the s tate within aix rnonthl alter selllng his Newport Beach home. -.--, ... w DRANGI COAST TIGHT SQUEEZE Workrnt•n find thl're's l1ttlt-room to s pan• ;dong \'i<i Lido :'\ord as the~ bard~ .... qu1·.1k h~ .i fin.· h~·ctrant \\hilt.· pulling th1..., hott"l' along thl• Lido hil' -.t1 l'l't tu a lot at JOI \'1a Lido !-ioud Tlw houst'. 0\\ 1wd ll\ C.1roh n .rnd ---------- Dilly Piiat FRIDAY, SEPT . .t, 1981 FEATURES 82 COMI CS 87 GARDEN I NG 89 Gl'nt' Hoss Ji-.. was mo,·cd in lhn•t.· p1eet.•s :\lo\·111).! twgan at midnight Thursda~· and \\as to be eomplt.•ted at noon todJ\ Dt•s1gn<.'d and dt.•coratt.•d by Stt•\'t• Cha"l' of l'alrn Springs. lht.• housl' \.\ill n ;pla<.'e tht.· one lht• Hos:-it.•s are no\' lh ~g in Survivalists find a store they can f ee l secure in ... B4 Heist suspect due hack in LA A Newport Hcaeh carpet salesman. being held m a T exas border town in connection with the ilisappearan<:t.• of a wealthy 80 year old widow. today agreed to be returned to California Larry Rt.•mscn. 39, will be flown lo Los Angeles Saturday where authorities will formally arrest him on grand theft and forgery charges, Los Angeles police said. Ball will be set at s:ioo.ooo Rensen. who abandoned has Escapade Court apartment near lloag llospital more than two WC'eks ago, was S(•ized W~dnes day in Eaglt• Pass. Tex where he wa!l attempting to enter the l 'nated States from Mex1ro Los Angeles pol ice Lt. Glenn Ackerman said Hemsen has con t1nued to tell authorities that he has no knowledge on what has bccom1· of The Im a J l'anette Gaston Th(• 80 year-old widow. police :.aid. vanished June 28 aft er leaving a note on the front door of her Cheviot ll1lls home saying .,hl• wa:-. going out to look for her <'al Ackerman said thc•re 1s a good t'hancc thl• womcin is dead Hemsen. who reportedly had befriended the woman. was seen in mid August driving on Pacific Coast l1 1ghway in Nt>wport Beach in the woman's Mercedes tknz, police said S hortly a ft er the wo man vanished, Ackerman said. Jet- tcrs apµ<:ared naming Remsen as the person to whom she was entrusting her fortune. estimat- ed to be worth $20 million. Ackerman said the Newport man was reportedly trying to "s iphon off" funds from the widow's fortune by forging her name and using a stolen notary public seal I le said Remsen. who offered no resistance when picked up by border authorities. has told de - tectives he had been in Mexico the past two weeks getting carpet orders. Acke r man sa id Mexican authunt1es claim they s potted Remsen, at one point. m the !'>mall town of Tep1c. south of M <natlan Punished Lag una cop quits By STEVE MIT CHELL Of llW O.lly Pl ... St.H George and corn-stalk story A Laguna Beach police officer who was s uspended for 20 days after withholding information from his superiors concerning a Jt1ilhouse death. has resigned from the department Man has freak of nature growing in his back yard By PATRICK KENNEDY Of tlw 0.lly Pll .. Sutt George llarrts of Fountain \.'allt'y says hc and his friends agree that there's a freak of nature Ii ving an ha s back yard. And he's proud of 1t. What began a s a normal · looking sll.llk of corn has become something extraordinary Instead of reaching a normal height or seven or eight feel. the corn stalk is 1512 feet tall. Harris thinks it's some sort of fl'COrd 'Tll be damned if I know why it 's so tall," Harris s aid "I've h<td friends from Iowa and :"<ebraska over and they just c ::in 't bt>hcve the s1 ze of 1l And the) 've seen a lot of corn. "I'm sure it's a mutant. a freak or n(.Jtun• It's as tall as a tree · llarns, \\ho admits he and his wire Sylvia have green thumbs and enjoy gardening. said he didn't do anything special when he planted five corn sel'ds two months <1go. The seeds certainly didn't ap- pear !>P<'<:ial. lie said his wife got them in a bonus package at- tachc normal corn seed and the mysterious mutant seed "The ground here is hard clay so I m1scd a lot of grass clip- pings. leaves. branches and cof- fee grounds into tlw soil to make 1L ru:h, · he said "Hut the onl' stalk stopped growing al about seven feet and the othl•r d1dn t You could almost ..,l'e it grow." Harris says ·T m going to take kernels from tht• tall stalk and plant them nt•\l year JUst to see \\hat happt>ns. · I larn:-. s:lld Each uf the l wo sta lh have about f1vt.• normal sized cars of t•orn . ..,aid llarns. a Fountain \'alll'\ n•s1dent for 12 years .. I kne\\ it \\as tall but I didn 'l think 11 \\as that unusual until I read 1n the newspaper that a guy at a fair in Hemet broke the fair record with a eorn stalk 13 feet high." A financial planner for a firm 111 Fountain Valley, Harn s says he waters the stalks once a week and has fertilized them twice in two months Harns says this year 1s the first time since 1961 that he's planted corn Next year will make two seasons in a row, he ::aid. Aeling Police C hi ef Neil Pu rec II said the resignation late Sunda y or Offi ce r Gordon Charles Maine. 29. came "a s a complete surprise and shock to myself and my staff " lie said Maine walked into the police s tation st:•v eral hours before his midnight s hift was to he gin ·Sunday and handed in his re~ignation . ·'His letter stated that he was basically upset and could not ac- cept the punishment rendered by me." Purcell said. A seriel> of investigations into the jailhouse death last July 22 of Robert Gar v Wardman. a 35-year·old Laguna Beach s pa sales man. culminated in the sus- pension of Officer Maine for "untruthfulness ... Witnesscs. including fellow police officers. said Officer Mame accidentally dropped the inebriated Wardman on his head while laking the man out of a patrol car at the rear of the police station Wardman died 91 2 hours later and an autopsy showed he suc - cumbt>d lo a severe skull frac- ture And whale a pathologist report showed Wa rdm an could not have sustained such an injury from a fall such as the one he experienced behind the police s tation. Officer Maine was s us· pended for not tell in g h is superiors a.bout the fall until threatened by aYiother officer to do so H ayakawa pushes alie n plan Following Capt Purcell's an- nouncement that Maine would receive a 20 day suspension. the acting chief termed the officer ··a fine young man who I believe has learned his lesson and de- serves a second chance ... Senator tells Newport bill would solve problems By RJC'llARD G REEN Of llW O.lly Piiot St.H lJ S Sen S I llayakwa said an Newport Beach that he wants to be re elc·ctcd so that he can p i e c t' I o g c l h t.• r a · · N e w Most off ices close Monday, mail d e layed Federal. stale . county and municipal offices. including U.S Post Offices. will be closed Mon d ay b<.'causc of the Labor Day holiday There will be no mall delivery Monday. Regular service will resume Tuesdav Trash collection 1n the c1hes of Laguna Beach, Irvine, Fountain Valley, Huntington Reach. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will be postponed by one day beginning Monday. The unincorporated com- munities of Dana Point and Laguna Niguel will follow the sam e schedule Trash pick-up will resume Tuesday and continue one day later than the regul ar service day through Saturday. Re gular- ly scheduled service will resum e Sept. 14 Americans Program." which would solve problems wrought by legal and lll<>~al 1mm1grants A key portion of this program, he told 100 pcoplt' Thursday al an Orange County Federation of Republican \.\'omen luncheon. is the so calll·d "H ayakawa amendment.. a bill he 1s back- ing that would make English the official language of the United Stat't.'S He lold tht· women in the Balboa Pav1hon t hat the pro- gram also includes his ongoing effort to do away with the bi- tin~ual ballot In order to be a naturalized citiwn. one must be a ble to un- derstand the English language. So why 1s the bilingual ballot necessary" Hayakawa asked. Another portion of his "New Americans Program." he said, would abolish the kind of bi- l;ngual education that doesn't encourage s t udcnts to learn English Ile said that in some schools instruction in native tongues 1s t'mphaslzed to such an exknt that the youngslt?rs fail to learn English in their formative years when children can easily learn new languages. lie culled for a return lo the program that allowed Mexicans to come• into this country on a temporary basis to work in agriculture. Hayakawa s aid that as many as J milhon Mexicans could be let in this country on a tem- porary basis to pick crops. To in· sure that they return to Mexico after the harvest. Hayakawa suggested that they leave a de- posit of about $500 at the border. We lfare re side n c y rule uphe ld Orange County can impose a 30-day residency requirement for welfare applicants but only if there Is no other proof the appli· cants live in th e county, a s u perior court judge ruled T hursday. Judge Edward Wallin, s ifting t h rough the co mpli cat e d eligibility requi rements for welfare benefits, said the"'JO-day requirement would be a last re- sort proof that an applic ant could receive benefits. Wallin's ruling was, In effect, a victory both for county of- ficials and the Legal Aid Society o f Ora n ge County. which brought the suit. .... .., ................. George Harns says he figures thia 16-/oot ·tall corn stalk. grown m the back yard of his rountam Valley home, may be a record- breaker m height P s ychiatrist, wife sente nced in grand theft A Newport Beach psychiatrist and his wife. convicted of gCAnd the ft and MediCal fraud charges, have been placed on three years probation and or- dered lo pay back $168,539 to the slate. Dr. Leonard Lesser and his wife, May, also were fined $.1,750 Thursday and stripped of their MediCal provider number by Orange County Superior Court Judge Frank Domenichini. The psychiatris t a nd his wile. who h ave o ffices at 1401 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach, each were convicted on one charge of grand the ft and eight counts of filing false MedlCal claims. Deputy Attorney General Frederick Millar J r. said the Lessers s ubmitted false billings for canceled appointments ~ billings for patients not actually seen or seen by non·phy11lclan employees. Judge Uomenichini ordered the psychiatrist to re pay the stale within s ix months .iter selling his Newport Beach home. . '_. .. · • . • ' . -N Orange Coast DAIL V PILOf /Friday. September ... 1981 NY E COMPOSITE rfRAN 'ACTION 0U01A'10..l 1HCLU0l T••OllON '"' .... vo•c MIOWISI ftAC1'1( PtW •OtlOIC OJ. r•Olf ANO (IN(INNU l \10<ft t •C:M&NOU&NO RIPO•flO I • lKI NOOANO INUtNlf \..ti~ N•t )•lfl"\ N•I 4\•lh N•I Ml""" N•t \•I•\ N•t ., l ~ C•oM ~nq P I 1\0\ ''o"' ("t "l no\ C"'w (~ P ( "'" ~iOw ("Q I>£""' <•uw •"O * '"'. '. PllllP• ) to • '"'' -~. I pt t. 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Mobil11 No. t'Vl'll though it'-. ont-o( lh~ world giants in the pctr111t·11m 1ntlui.try Thf' answer, which s urpnses m.JO\ llMPll". 1:-. Stunclard Oil Company of Ohio l~OhlOJ ~Jhw PdgNt into first place las t year on the :.I nmgth or lhe C'l'Udl' 111 I flowing through the Alas kan J>'lll'ftnl' from tht• P1 uclhol' Bay field 1980 was the ftr:-.t ycJ r or lit-:Jk µrodUC't toll fl 11m t ht· 250 i-. q u a r 1· m 1 It• it r 1• :.i 1 n 1111rthl·rn mo<;t f\ I a" k t1 I 5 m f ll111n bJrr t•b J chi\ Soh10 ~ MllTOI IOSIDWITZ -;hJr1; of that out pul 1s 53 percent Compared to .... 11 ~1l 1l gel!> from Alaska, Sohio's 011 output clsl'whtn• 1r. puny ln 1980. it produced 696,377 h.1rnof., of ('fUdt• 111) and natural gas liquids a day f1 om i\l<1:-.k:.i l'roduct111n in the lower 48 states came to 19,407 hurrl'b It has virtually no otl productng .,.,clb 011ts1dt• the l n1ted States E."<xon. by contrast . produces nearly six times as mu('h torud1• 1111 something like 4 million barrels a flJ) in l!J8<1 but more than~ percent of that output t'i1rnc" frorn 11uls1dc the Umted States. Also. Exxon's 01 l prcwlul'lllHl ha:. been gmng down, not up it has dctlint.'<I h) 25 pl·rcent in the past five years Soh1o's hu~ gune up by m•arly 20 tim~s in the past ftve years Bc·1n~ first in t.: S 1nl output has nothing to do. of l'!IUf'~l'. ~Ith be mg fir!.I Ill the sale Of gasoline to US . motorists It 's one thing to pump up crude oil, it 's -.om ething t!be to run that petroleum through a re· I incry l'Onvt·rl tl into gasoline and sell it through :.cr\'lt'l' -.t ut111n:. SQh111 1:. not a maJOr player 1n the re I ud end ''' tht• game. It sold 257.717 barrels of ~Jsolani: ti d<.1) lasl year . which ·~ not too far rrorn \\hjt 11 \\<J'> -;ell1ng ft\'e years ago Soh111 1:. 1he major seller of ~asoline tn its home -.tatt• of Oh11l selltn~ through Soh1 0 stations In areas :.itlJurent tu Oh111. 11 !.ells under the Boron name Otht•r S<Jhro bruno n<tmes are BP . Scot and Wm. Penn lhl') Jdorn s tations 1n the East, primarily the ''fort hl'ast So in mo:.t parts of the country you'd ncn•1 ent·ounter Soh10 directly. although its Alaskan C'rud1• undoubtedl y find!. Its way into the tankers of other 1·omµa nie!. Ont• byprodurl of the Aljskan 0 11 rus h 1s easy to 11kntih money Sohio 1s awas h with tl Last year the rnrnpan} t•.1rned SI 8 billion after taxes Only seven l'omµuntes 1n the l ' ~ earned more. Sohio is making more money than such rorporate powerhouses as Cic·ncral Elt•ctnr. ITT . Du Pont and Kodak. Of thl· SI 8 b11l1on ll made las t year in profits, on- ly S3<H mill111n was paid out to stockholders So ther e \\a~ <1 h1g t·a:.h buildup Soh10 c<sme oul of 1980 with $:1 8 billion 1n r<1sh or c ash equi11alent It got rid of '>onw of th:it money by paying Sl 8 billion to buy Ken· necott, tht· nation's largest copper producer. But there's ~till ple nty left Br1l1">h Petroleum. the owner of SJ percent of Soh111. 1s a qu;,is1 gov(•rnment corporation . The British guvcrnm<•nt O\!.OS 25 percent of BP's shares urn1 lht• Rank of England. Bntam's central bank, o~ns ;molht·r 21 p~rccnl In effect then. the largest produtcr or doml':.llc oil 15 controlled by the British go,·ernmt•nt STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT ~"'1tOlnC r..tn Mo1or\ MoDll > Te••<O tnt SuperOtl > E:itxon ~ AMERICAN LEADERS BaARI nl 10 10 24 }1 • (fine I .00 , 60 )4 ' C.aPw pll.SI> " ""' t::~~ I !J 3: :~ ~~. :;: OnP plGl 17 , " ..... t:¥~1~ • ·~ o;~.. :~ \/f (p 2 v, v )()-JS" BnkTr s I IS • 3H ,....,, , Cr•yA• •I &JI ~ '• GeP., pl1 Sl • ltll> • ,,, U "'yTr I 40 8 no 11111 "' OnP plA 14 t20 97V. S.elPw ,·:cl I~ 10 ~ '"' V.i•ro J? • "' 11'-' :kTr pf , ~ 's 17' I .... CredtF so 10 '" •• • G•Pw pfJ.7' ., 19'"' LHEnl I DI I~ l )7 .... OnP plF •• ''10 °''"' .. $e•fll'(i Sl ,. JM' JOY, "' V•••.r•n •O I l\q II • ' I.. 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