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1981-09-18 - Orange Coast Pilot
HERO AT LARGI · John Ritter brtngs chee r to New Yortc In TV movie \_. See Pilot TV Log D"111il CQIT . .. . MUSICAL ECHOES Dancer from Broadway In Newport's ~Music Man' See Weekender .. • • • • • • YOUR HDllTDWll ~ll\PIPll FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1981 U HAN \if < O UN T'f' C ALIFOR N I A /'>Ct NI'> Coastal cities rated Huntingt9n 'odorous eyesore,' Newport, Laguna 'roses' • Delly N.e ~..., ·~ " ..... By PATRICK KENNEDY ofU.Daltr ........... A federal report evaluating the scenic beauty of the California coastline sees Hunt· ington Beach as t he odorous eyesore of the Orange Coast, while Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach come out smelling like a rose. The two-inch thick document c om miss ioned by the U.S. Department of the Interior as an environmental report for future offshore oil exploration has raised the ire of Huntington Anti-remap drive launch e d By JERRY CLAUSEN Of "'9 o.lly ...... S\llfl A s semblyman No l an Frizzelle, R-Huntington Beach, has launched his party's drive in Orange Cou nty to collect signatures for a voter referen- dum to overturn the state legislature"s reapportionment. Appearing before a joint meet· in g or the Costa Mesa and New,port Beach Chambers of Commerce at the South Coast Repertory Theater Thursday, Frizzelle said his campaign of· fice will function as a "clearing house" for the petition drive within the 73rd District. He said later that his staff already is putting together a list of probable vol unteers to circulate petitions . The Republican Party filed ref· erendum campaign papers Thursday with Attorney General George Deukmejian in an at- tempt to overturn three con· troversial reapportionment bills signed into law late Wednesday by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Frizz.elle said his party must gather 346,000 signatures within the next 00 days to put the reap- portionment measure before the state's voters next June. Aminoil's oil rig ··Emmy" off Huntington Beach may attract more rigs because of federal beauty· More important, Frizzelle said, is the fact that by qualify. ing the issue for the ballot, the current legislative a pportion- ment would remain intact until that June election. contest <JWng Orange Coast . Gerald Ford Museum dedicated Republicans, he said, believe they can capture th ree more Senate seats by then, offering a legislative balance that could overturn the Senate bills signed by Brown. 250 ,000 line parade route in Grand Rapids, Michigan Republicans have called the Democr atic bills that would eliminate five Republican As- sembly seats a "fraud" and a "rape" or the minority party. GRAND RAPlUS, Mich. CAP) -A $7 million museum honor- ing Gerald Ford's presidency was dedicated before more than a quarter of a million people to- day, with President Reagan trailing Ford as the man who "healed America because he so t h oroughly under stood America." In a speech prepared for de- livery at the dedication of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, Reagan called his fellow Republican "a good presi- dent who led us well, a good man who sought to serve others. "His was and is an unques- Uontng belief in the soundness of our way of iovernin• and in the Burglar ge ts ' hefty haul A heavy-set burglar made olf with $132,000 in jewelry late Tbvsday, e1eaping out the rear door of-a Balboa Bay Club apart- ment just u ·the tenant was comtni ln the front door, Newport Beach police sald. Robert Botlio, 43, told police officers be dldn 't get a 1ood loot · at tbe man who took the Jewell')' from a dreuer drawer. Police Hid the intruder ap. parenUy entered the apartment at about 11 p .m . by cutttn1 tllrouab a aaeen and puabJJll ulde a Mt of louven. Officers were UDC*'taln bow the man en- tered the club, wbicb baa a security 1ate. resiliency-of our-people," Reagan said. "Gerald Ford healed America because he understood the ad· venture of America: her way of governing, her people, and the source of her strength as a na- tion," Reagan said. Police Chief Francis Pierce estimated at 250,000 the number of people lining the parade route and c~mped in .front of the museum. Ford served 2~ years in the nation's highest office after be· ing thrust into the job in un•. when the Watergate scandal forced President Nixon to re- sign. "Gerald Ford woke us from that ni~tmare" of Watergate, Reagan said. "And durin1 our bicentennial, be reminded the American people of the collec· tive wisdom of their ways and the remarkable achievements of their past." "Today, many of us in public life -from this country and others -have come here to speak words of tribute to Gerald Ford," said Reagan, referrin( to the prominent politicians and in· ternational leaden on the dais alon1 the Grand River. • be mllllena of Amerlcam who IOOD bear or read tbele word• will not loot remember tbfm bQt cu be sure ~ lD their minds and bearta there will be a nub of recoplUon and a swell of P"atitud~ . . . that lf put into wor9 would .... uit lD a 1tm· pie 1tatem111t by hil countrymen about Gerald Ford: 'He wu a lood president who led ua well -. a good man wbo aou1bt to ••rv• otben.'" Reagan was one of many of Ford's old friends and political foes who joined his former hometown neighbors to toast and roast him at the opening of the three-sided chrome, glass and steel building. Reagan took advantage of the gathering to confer with tbe leaders of Canada and Mexico, who were also attending the ceremonies in this western Michigan city of 182,000. "We haven 't ch anged the course of the world." Reagan said Thursday. "But we've had a good time." The new law, if it stands, also could add as m any as five Democrats to the Senate and would leave coastal Orange County without a state senator for a two-year period. Frizzelle said plans call for mailing a petition to every reg- istered Republlcan in the state. Door-to-door petitioning will follow, depending on the result of that initial mailing, he said. The assemblyman said his party believes there will be no difficulty in gaining t he signatures required to put the is· sue before the voters. One too many Man drinks himself to d eath ROTHERHAM. England <AP> -Truck driver Michael Hill drank himself to death at a civic reception honoring him as the recipient of a safe-driving award , a coroner's re- port said. Pathologist David Slater told the inquest Thursday that Rill, 45, drank the equivalent of 20 pints of beer in less than three hours. The result, he said, was a blood-alcohol level more than six times the legal driving limit that stopped his brain functions and caused death by acute poisoning. IDll's wife told a reporter her husband was carried into their house unconscious after the reception and stopped breathing !JOOll afterward. Coroner Kenneth Potter criticized the off\cials of this Yor..,kshire industrial town for offering such abundant quan· titles of drink at the taxpayers' expense. Beach Mayor Ruth Finley who says she suspects it is a "self· s erving and short-sighted" a nalysis. Officials in Newport and Laguna are understandably less critical. "I agree with it total· ly." says Newport Beach Mayor pro tern Evelyn Hart, referring to the report's high evaluation of her city. Newport was ranked the 6tb most scenic section Of coastline in California with an "aesthetic rating" of 98 points out of a possible 100. By contrast. the coast of Big Sur in Northern California received a 96 ratini. Huntington Beach is ranked far behind with 48 points. T he coastal str et ch from Cor ona del Mar to Laguna Beach also received 96 federal beauty points ; Laguna Beacb a nd south Laguna 1ot an a esthetic rating of 89 pointa and Uppe r Newport Bay was awarded 85 scenic points . Alex C. Watt, a federal geo- grapher and coordinator of the report, says the findings in· <See COASJ'AL, Page A%) Instant Millionaire Handicapped man wins lottery INSTANT MILUONAIRE Johan Johanssen Last hours of s lay ing victim told Last Friday night started off well for 20-year-old Ginger L. Fleischli, who was a guest al the Newport Beach home of her close friend Tracy Leitch. The girls went to Miones Restaurant on Ba,tboa Island. After dinner they went to the Sandpiper Inn in Laguna Beach, apparently to listen to music. Al 9 p.m. the girls parted company. Monday morning construction workers found the body of Miss Fleischli in a shallow grave in county territory near the East Irvine area. Jack F1eischli of Mission Vle· jo, Miss F1eischll's father, said that while he is aware of the chain of events, he's not sure why the girls parted company or if anything unusual happened while they were in the Sandpiper Inn. Orange County's Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said today that homicide invesUgaton are sUll trying to piece together the events leading to Miss FleischlJ being stabbed in the chest and ·placed in the shallow grave near the intersection of Sand Canyon A venue and Marine Way. Lt. Hart said that in· vestigators have yet to de· termlne a motive, any suspects or any strong leads. ·'Contrary to what you see on the 'Quincy' TV show, these thin11 take some time,'' Lt. Hart said. "We have a Jot 'Of people to Interview." Jack Flehcbll said his d•u1hter was stayln1 ln the Dover Sbol'es home of the Leltcb famUy for about oae .... !Ile wa1 to 1tart a job IMt ¥oM"1 tatorlftc and 1>9by elttlill I ddld in Newport B4'Jach. ,. NEW YORK <AP) -Swedisb- born former merchant seaman Johan Johannson became an in· stant millionaire in the New Yo11k State lottery, but says the money came too late to improve his lot, so he will give some of it to charity. He no longer has to worry about money. but he is crippled. His wife is dead. "'l. "I waot my health," he said! "You cannot buy your bealth." Johannson, 58, who lives in a one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, won $2.2 milUon in the state of New York's pick-your- ow n -num bers lottery game called Lotto. Jobannson, who must 1et around on crutches because of problems with his legs, watched the numbers being drawn osa television Saturday night, but kept his secret for six days while the city's news media went wild with speculation on who ·th~ millionaire might be. He came forward Thursday. He said he wrote down the mbers he wanted and gave t to a friend named Rosa, bought the $1 ticket for him. He said he would give some ol the money lo Rosa, some lo charity and some to four foster children he sponsors in Korea, India and Africa. He will get $100,000 ln two weeks, then 10 annual paymenta of $215,206.92 for a total al $2,252,069.20. said George Yamin, a spokesman for the lo.t- tery. Johansson, who had been liv- ing on $.21 a month in disability payments, said he bas no plans to move. ··I've been in that . bouse 28 years." Johansson said Thurs- day at a news conference at a lottery office. "My wife dJed in that house, and I don't see why I got to leave. •·Money, really, when you get down to it, what is it? . . . I got one lifestyle and I intend to live that way." Then, refle<:ting on his wife, Bridget, who died six years ago, he said: "If I had had the money, thea maybe I could have helped my wife. She had diabetes and one leg was amputated. She died ol <See LOTJ'ERY, Page AZ) .llAICI llAIT llATlll Fair through Saturday except some low clouds near the coast early Satur- day morning. A little · coo!J'r on Saturday. Hilhs ranging from 70 to 75 at the beaches to upper 80s inland. Lows tonight 62 to 70. 111111 TDlll lt'a the NCoRd tottk of"°"" league .ocUon for Oraftg• Cooat high achool footf>olt teoma. Sn ltOf'll .. Hoge Cl. 11111 ( ._...., ______ , _______ ~~~~---·-------. _: l~ I I Al' ....... Paul Simmr r.right J a~ Mt (;arfunkel rehearse for a free concert in New York's Central Park. The ,air are reuniting after a long separation since they gained fame with folk music and soft rock in the lSllW>s. 500,000 · due for duo Simo~·:and Gar.funkel reunion s~t in Central Park NEW YORK CA'P> -Paul "'5 Art, grade school chums from Queens wllo gained s12cces1 and then went·tbeir separa~·-}'S, are gettine ~tber again S.-- day; in C~ Park, and up to 500,000 frla. are eJCpect~. Yoit:a dpect that kind of turnout tw these t•o. bettw known as Olle of the music in- dustry's most popular eel• laboraUng duos -Simon d Garfunkel. Their "Brid~e Over Troubled Water " record album, their last joint recording effort, sold mare th a n 10 million copies worldwide. It was their t>iueft hit. ~ Simon and Garfua.kf!l •.hve performed together otlly r~ since 'beginning taeit selo careers -a\ '-llll2 fwailr..,.aiMr for f o rmer Sen;t·••orge Mc s P!esidential Mel.~ a 1 . e«!e Hall bea6fit lbr the de~f d also on •NK'a ··~ urda Nignt Li"'etfl.t>ro· gram., And while they collaborated twice since splitting in 1970 - Simon sings on tbe cut "In Car s" o n Garfunkel'• new album "Scissors Cut" and wrote "My Uttle Town" in 1975 for Garfunkel -Saturday's coacert will be a nostalgi-c event. It WiU be their firs t full concert together in 11 years. T heir spokeswoman says more than tralf the toogs they plan lb perform on Central Park's Great Lawn are n-om their poetic '60s hits, which ill· clwded such folk-rock standards as "Sounds or Silence," .. 59tb St r eet B ridge Soll"g.:" "Scarborough Fair," and "Mrs. Robinson,·· from the movie "The Graduate." The rest of the concert wiD be songs from their solo car~ which have included hits tilte "Kodachrome'' and "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" by Simon, and Garfunkel's current chart sing1e "A Heart In New York." •'I think the people who will be goi n g to hear Sim on and Garfunkel will be people who en- joyed them, identified with them and grew up with' them rather than the new gener ation of listeners," says pop music bis· torian and record producer Milt Okun. Simon and Garfunkel, who declined to be interviewed, re- hearsed 20 songs last week in Ga rfunkel's Manhattan apart- ment both still live ln New York City -a nd r'hearsed every day this week with an 11-piece band. The reunion concert is free. Money rrom the sale of $7 T· s hirts and post~rs will beneftt New York City parks. British singer Elton John performed in a similar concert last year that drew an estimated 2GO,OOO people. The concert will be recorded and videotaped. Whether there will be a record or TV special hasn't been decided. There are no plans for a joint tour. Me~tal patient policy eyed Medical Center. admits them. after deadline ·passes By GLENN SCOTT Of_..., ........ Mentally disturbed patients were being admltted today on en emergency basis at UC Irvine Medical Cel)ter even thoush tbe d~adline set by univeralty Offieials for treatment ol Orange County government-tu ... ~ patients passed Tbursdey. ' Tbe Unlversity of Callforpla Board of Resents, meetAn1 today in San Frand•co,! ls apected to Mt a new policy for bJnc:Umi the 9ellaitive iasae. • T.he regents called a b..it last spring to a contract in wllich the medical center offers mental health services on a !4-hour em ergency basis to the county government. Tweoty-three beds are set aside for these patients. The services were suppc>M!d to stop on July 1, but extellliona we51ranted twice b)' Jbe ;1 ·1y.''!11•'11etMd ~ Atto yf· r.presebting the Order f. uni~itt. ~u!lty tbad• • li111!:.tiiDuW t~1"!8t ),.~ .,~ ~onti~ t e fneptal bealft • servfnt eltller tful!thet c?ou rt b~af.-ing s ot' btber "reHOll•b~" tael"ttes ~re detennindl. But ~e> County ~or t urt Judae .. Robert. Fftlgeftld ntff the tequest, · aa.ylng he dJtt want Ute court involftd la «ontract disputes betwetn the C,Vo governmental agddea. Peter Ar0ll90n, representing e county, sald he wlll im- qiediately seek to ovmurn • the denial before the P'oUTth District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino. But he said the a~oo would take se_venl days. The regents were to decide today whether to continue the mental health servic es for county patients until the appeal is heard. Among those who have lbown intense interest in the oulcoll>e is Orange County Sberi!t Brad Gates. and police c._.1 in t.be ~un~. · Gates has said the mec:lea! center is the only locked, 24-hour emergency admitting racility where law enforcement officers can safely take people who are con sidered disturbed or a danger to themselves or others. Dr. James McGaugb, ex· ecutive vice chancellor at UC Irvine, said the university is continuing to admit mentally disturbed patients pending the regents' decisions, which were expecWd to be anftUnced lhls ~~tat hellRa J!fU~ treTe .. ftlitted frodt .. -f '•p.Gt. Tlwtsday until 8 a .m . t*ay, a bospital spokesman said. ' Meanwhile, county offickls are iDS:isting that Uae medical center can 't tutn away etnergency cases -incl ..... lft4;1ntally disturbed patients ..., because of its license for "c omprehensive emergency medical services." McGaugb said today, "We'll always tre at emer1eney patients," but noted that a .I::!~ ...... ~ N. G<>Odard Jr ~~ Bernard Sctiulman ~ ..... ~ O•Af191 (-O.ily ,.llCll. ••Ill ""'i<ll~ ,.,._ tt-• f'lp'" Pr°'\ " Plll)h•.....i lly '"• 0t•"9t ( .. \I 1"""41\lltf\9 (-lly ~P<l'ltl• •d•I-\ ••• -·-"H 111-., ""°"""" J:r.O•• •or Ce\lo ~w N••"'1 k.Cll -•"910ft &.~" _,_, .... v .... , •r·-~~~t.':!:"'~~~~~ ... ~ Alit:;,~·::1'.:.~,::::: Ctwlee H. 1..001 ....... ,..,, Cetor A. Moore ......... ' Plibll\1Uf19 ,.....,, •\ •t JJO W•\I 8•Y <iOttl ,. 0 ••• IMO Co11., Mow (fl•"""'' t»J• VOL. 74, NO. 2t1 physician's per ception or an e m ergency patient may be different from a police officer's. He added that the operating procedur es for tr eating emergency mental cases •till bas to be worked out. But be stressed that finding other suitable facilities is the county's responsibilit y, n ot tbe uni· versity's. Aronson said Thursday that the only other m ental health facility prepared t.-attept. patients immediately is Metropolitan Stale Hospital ill Norwalk, but he said many of the beds would be available only when not used by Los Angeles County. The regents offered last week to extend mental health services at the medical center through next June if the county Board of Supervisors would make a $4 million ''good faith" payment toward resolving $8 million in disputed medical bills under another part of the health care contract. The s upe rvisor s refused, &aying U.ey want to keep tM m ental health issues separ~ born the other billing disputes. The regents initially hal\ed tbe m ental health contraet became of those billing disputes. From Page A1 LOTTERY • • diabetes, and maybe the money could have helped her." He w31 crippled in the June 2, 1973 collision In New York harbor between the vessel he was on. the Sea Witch, and a tanker. Slxleela people periAed. Re bas bad two hip-replacement operations. He said that twice ddrtn1· World War ll he was aboard 1b ercbant s hip• tbat were torpedoed and sunk. One cl tM attacks left blm adrift lD a llteboat for elaht days In u.e soutbem Atlantic, be said. Jobanmoa bu a brother md 1lster in Sweden, h1I only Urina relatives, but aaid would not UM bl• rlchel to Journey there. "I've traveled for 35 yean ad done all the travelin1 I want." be 1ald. J ... ___ ...,.._......_...I ctit"ate that OJ> the Oung• Ceast, H'untington Beac• riuld suffer the leut &etdlf damage by development ,,C olf. 1hore oil derricks. • tie says the report, condutt.M by the private conwlta.nta of EDA W Inc., will be uHd ~ federal officials next June to • cide which oil tracts in Soullt*tl California should be le&Mll » private oil exploration. ' W atl s aid the report eq.,.lly recognizes natural scenic.,...... and wbat appears to .,_' .... proprlate and pleasing bldda ol architecture. "It's a s ubjective report," Watt says. "But It 1ives GB a handle on what's there ri•ht now aa4 how potential ofr.bote ol1 development night affed it.•'• Huntington Beach's presedl oil operations, which include tbe seventh largest oil field in tbe state and two offshore platfOMN within the three-mile limit of state waters, is a major reuon for_ the city's low scenic raUnl. according to tbe report. The report atatea that tlae city 's o. cean boriz~n l "dominated" by the two e otf sbore oil platforms and the "modest housing a°'* old downtown area or HuntiWea Beach fronting the ocean 11 ~t~ tered with oil wells tetlflitcl heller-skelter." • ~ ''' The report continues that the Edison Co. power plant on P9cific Coast Highway n._, Newland Street stan6 "la~ contrast to everything ette ._. terms of scale and cbarae'411' . .,.. It also indicates tb•( tbe apartment complex on tha ~ north ol the city's munlelp• .,._ ls an Inappropriate blend witli the rest of the nioe-mile-loq stretch of open beach. ' The re.Port notes that tbt Bolsa Chica lowland marsh ap- pears "overly stressed" by oil platforms. ·'Odors and noise o( oU c1e- nlopment and power plant ate major liabilities to the area," the report concludes. Not. o.ly is Huntington Beach ranked lowiest on the Orange Coast, there are only 10 coastal areas in tbe state aestibetically ranked lower. Fbr example, the downtown Long Beach sboceline receives a 79 rating largely becaus..e of th apparently appropriate l>lend or high -rise architecture, accordiDJ to the report. "lt makes m.e mad," 5 Huntington Beach Mayor Finley. "They casualty ey ~ tbe. coast and tben make '~ suo1ptions without rec~ the city's history of oil e:1plot1-• lion,•' she said. Mrs . Finley declared the oil boom beginning in the 19208 ac· counts for the scattered oil wells t • West cliff 1"" •.• ...,.,. 102<4 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach '42-llJJ ZTt:l':dffl r F -· ............ • 10~1r.,.., • ll"xl7 • ...., , .12·······...., Subject to supply on hand prices good through Sept. 22. 1981 A, ...... Lauren Bacall looks pleased as she eyes a birthday cake backstage at New York's Palace Theater presented to her by the cast of·· Woman of the Year" m which she stars She·s 57 N BC newswoma n rww a mom J a dy Woodruff, N BC's While House correspondent, gave birth to a 6-pound, 3· ounce boy just eight hours after she a ppeared on the "Nightly News" with a re- port on Pres ident Reagan's budget cuts .. J effrey a nd his mother wer e doing fine, 8" NBC News s pokesman said. Ms. Woodruff is married to ·Al Hunt, political cor respond· ent for the Wa ll Street J ourna l and commentator for PBS' "Washington Week in Review." Ms . Woodruff is expected to t ake a leave of absence through the end of the year. Operatic tenor Lucla-.o PavarotU canceled hla first t hree _.pearaneea at tbe Lyr ic QOera of Chic110 t.h1a month because of a th roat ailment, t he opera company saya. - An opcru spokesman said Pavarottl was plared under a doctor's care for tracheitls, I n fla m mation o t the win dpipe, at hi11 home In Modena. Italy. The opera was seeking a eplacement for Pavarotti in e lead role of Donizetti's E lis Ir D' Amore for Sept. 26 and 29 and Ort. 2. Pavarotti Is expected to appear in the Oct . 5, 8, 10 a n d 13 performances. Lech Walesa, leader of the Polish' labor federation Solidarity, has been nominal· ed for the 1981 Nobel Peace Prize. Nobel committee secretary Jakob Sverdrup said . Winners are to be an· nounced Oct. 14. Sverdrup said there are almost 70 individual can· cJJ,d ates, including women, w1lh the balance being in· stitutions or organizations. The voters in Fallbrook put t h eir money on Marion Sherman, electing her mayor to the tune of $1,441 at a buck a vote. The money goes into the operating budget of t he Chamber of Commer ce. Its business members sponsor the election every year in the uni nrorpor.ated com munity north or San Diego. In the six -week election. voters plunked down $1 ,294 for Shirley Blanton and $694 for Dan Buckingham. Mrs. Sherman. pinned with the "'honorary mayor" badge al her installation, will represent Fallbrook at publir runctions. Vice President George Bush concluded a two-day visit to Mexico City by host· ing a di nner in honor of Mex· ican President Jose Lopez Porllllo at the American am- bassador's residence in the posh Las Lomas district of Mexiro City Low clouds prevail ~II tit SMltw Cow. El__. felr tllrov911 S.turdey. Cooler In Ille nor'tllWHI , ....... -Ille """" CMI Satu.Uy. FORECAST Coastal L.lt lll .... 1.-. ........ llltllt •nd mor111,,. llollra tllfOV911 S.turttey 1111111. Afternoo11 •Ind• wot to NllOl-11 tt 1S -wltfl I '° 2 fOot wl.., •-· ...._.. •-I 1 to J feet. 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Tell us what's on your mtnd Orange Coast DAILY PILOT ~rlday, September 18, 1981 s No time ifor civility Reapportionment rages r ub Capitol nerves raw SACRA MENTO <AP> -A dis ease alfeclin8 only lawmakers stri k es every 10 years. Its symptoms are extreme ir· ritabilily. feelings of Insecurity and sudden temper fl areups. An acute outbreak affected the state's 120 legislators durln1 the past week. reducing grown men and women to the level of pre· adolescent squabbling slbllngs. A senator 's p icture was sto m ped o n , t wo f emale sergeants-al-a rms were pushed by lawmakers. bills were held hos t age and bart ered a nd num erous insults and threats wer e exchanged. The cause was reapportion· .pient and the result was a week of legis l ative sessions. particularly in the Assembly. marked by petty quar rels. nasty exchanges and tit-for-tat re· venge. The Legislature adjourned for the year early Wednesday mom· ing , after the majority Democrats pushed through bills redrawing legislative and con-... gressional district li n es to reflect population changes. Gov. Edmund Brown J r. an- nounced Thursday he had signed the bills and Republicans im· mediately filed papers to seek a voter referendum on them. T h e la s t few days of a l egislative session al most always include a few fi ghts and verba l exchanges over con· trovcrsial hills. But this year the personaJ nature of reapportion· ment which arrccts every legislator's district kept the dispute simmering near the sur face. The tension began when reap· portionment plans for the As· sembly, stale Senate and California's congressional del· egation were unveiled during the last two weeks of the session. Republicans. who are behind 23· l 7 in the Senate and 4~31 in the Assembly. knew the plans would heavily ravor Democrats, who needed only majority votes to send the plans t o the Dem ocratic governor . But in the Assembly. where Republican votes had helped elect Speaker Willie Brown of San Francisco. last J anuary, GOP members expected sli ghtly better treatment, if only to give Engineer e d mouse cells fight c ancer STANFO R D <AP > An · tibodies produced with genetically engineered mouse cells apparently have checked a case of terminal cancer in a San· ta Barbar a man. one of six cancer patients lo receive the . experimental treatment at Stan- ford University. Philip Karr, 67, said Thursday his malignant lymphoma ap- pears to have gone into re· mission since he began receiv- ing the monoclonal antibodies in June. In the treatment, develope by Stanford doctors Richard Mil r and Ronald Levy, mous tumor cehs are fused wifh an· tibody producing cells or the im - mune system to produce a new cell caJled a hybridoma. Hybridomas injected into the canrer patient produce an- tibodies that fight cancer. Karr, the first human to un- dergo the treatment, said he agreed to receive the serum after five years of conventional therapy which he realized was becoming increasingly less ef- fective. Since beginning treatment , said Karr. no new malignant cell s have been discovered in his Republican incumbtlnta protect· od dl1Uict.s. But their hopes were dashed as they saw the plans. The As· 1embly plan forces eiJhl GOP lncumbtnts to fight over four seats; the Senate plan merges six Republicans into three dis tri~ts; the Congress plan stuffs two pair of GOP incumbents into two dlstrirts. . T he Assembly Republicans began what GOP le{lder Carol Hallett of Atascadero called a "job action" -they refused 'to vote for any urgency or money bills requiring a two-thirds vote of 54. The Senate countered by taking its time returning Senate passed Assembly bills to the As· sembly The Democrats s mugly ig· nored the "job action" and Speaker Brown even willingJy look all 54 -vote bills off the con- sent ralendar. which is a group· ing of non-controversial bills that are approved together with one vote. ' Last Friday night, the As· se m bly approved t he con· gressional plan. Republicans were in a boisterous mood and Brown asked them to stop their clowning. ··Ram it through ! Ram it through!" they began chanting. "I'm going to ram it up," Brown said angrily. Thal night . seve ral Republican assembl ymen gathered at a nearby restaurant· bar and spotted on the wall the pirture of Republican Sen. Bob Be verly of Manhattan Beach Beverly had just voted for the Senate reapportionment plan. " • The Republlcans p laye "Your Cheatin1 Heart" on JUkeQ<>x and stomped the plcl on the floor Monday the consent caJend came up again in the Assembl Mujorlty Leader Mike Roos Los Angel es removed 2 Republican bills from it. Assemblyman Charles lm. brecht. R· Ventura. jumped up "Therefore. I will remove ever single item from every conse ral~ndar." "You don't have the power t do that." retorted Brown. " takes 41 votes ~a majority> lo r move an item from the speci consent calendar " ~ "Is there a rule for that?" I brerht inquired ·'The rule of fort) one," replied Brown. grinning Tuesday as the midnight ad:.l JOurnmenl deadhnt-approachedf1 Brown said he would stop~ t r lock at 11 55 p.m. and continu to work. Mrs. Hallett said Republicans woulti leave an .. challenge any bills passed aft midnight. 1 The clock was stopped and several Republicans Jert, shov- ing aside two woman sergeants· at-arms under order to keep, them in the chambers. ' ., Tuesday night, Assemblyman Art Agnos. D·San Francisco, looked over a barrier of books that had been e'recled betweeb him a n d hi s se at m atd Republican 8111 Leonard of Sa., Bernardino. They had been friends before. he lamented. and now it ha~ come to this .... 1 · j.,, •. ~L .t • ~ ' ·j· •I I• ' I . ~ " ·~ APWI ....... NEW CITIZENS -Under the watchful Statue of Liberty,.., 1.395 new Am erican citizens and their families listen to Ne\\.;ti York Mavor Edward Koch speak at their swearing-in1·J ceremony. on Liberty I sland. A federal judge led the g:ou~" in the oath of citizenship in front of the s~·mbol of America"s ' body Pr omise. ~~..:_·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.1-r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' range Coun~ comPlete VI~ S * VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS* R.C.A. * EQUIPMENT RENTALS * SONY BIG SCREEN T.V. YES, FOR EVERY MOVIE YOU RENT DUAtNG SEPT., YOU GET ONE FREE * VIDEO RECORDERS * M.G.A. t VIDEO CAMERAS * MAGNAVOX * VIDEO ACCESSORIES * PANASON IC * INTERLEVISION *HITACHI * COMPUTERS * SANYO * BLANK TAPES * ZENITH *PRE-RECORDED TAPES HURIYI I d I ·I s' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 18, 1981 Heroes not forgotten A rmy to ho11:or Battle of Bulge soliders. after 37 years WASHINGTON (AP > - Thirty-sh years after 18 American soldiers withstood three brutal German attacks along a snowy Belgian road In World War 11, the Army an· nounced this week it would award the men medals that wm make their platoon among the moat decorated in the war. On Oct. 26, Army Secretary John 0 . Marsh Jr. will present four Distinguished Service Crosses -the Army's second highest award -and 14 other medals lo members of the pla· toon and survivors of four who have died since the battle near Lanzerath, Belgium, late in 19«. The Army's announcement said the men were outnumbered 15 to 1 but still inflicted severe casualties on their Nazi at~ tackers in a ''courageous and almost forgotten last-ditch stand" during the Battle of the Bulge. Llyle J . Bouck Jr., who as a 20-year-old captain commanded the platoon, remembers those 18 hours on Dec. 16, 19'4, a.a a "hellish nightmare" and his- torian John Eisenhower bas written that the heroic stand blocked an assault that couJd Home was hole have meant the collapse of the U .S. poaltion e arly in the cruciMI battle. A 1969 book by Eisenhower, son of the late president\ re- counts how Bouck 's pla oon followed Its orders to "bold at all costs" until -(surrounded, out of ammunition, and with their radio blasted apart> -the men were captured and im- prisoned until the end of the war. "We were frightened and we were tired and it was like a heUish nightmare," Bouck, now a St. Louis chiropractor , said Wednesday ,_ "It seemed like it would never end. We couldn't get any help. It seemed like it was all hopeless." · --. -- I under Wall Street The Army announcement not- ed Bouck made a lengthy effort to win recognition for the in- telligence and reconnaissance platoon of the 394th Infantry Regim ent:-99th lnfantr y Division. He said he became in- terested in finding if any of the other men had been decorated arter getting a letter from the Army In 1966 informing him he 'd been orde red the Silver Star based on paperwork sub- mitted in 1945. "They j ust sent me this citation through the mail and that was that," he re· called. -~-~ TICKET W1NNERS Among lrav('lers wear· flollywood. They wer e among 650 people in NEW YORK (AP ) -The derelict was a familiar figure to some who worked on Wall Street. Each morning at 5:30, he pushed up a metal sidewalk grating near the New York Ex- change and left his subterranean home for a day of wandering the city's streets. Then about five months ago he vanished. Construction workers found him Saturday, entombed 15 feet beneath the nation's financial center amid bits of clothing and costume jewelry in the two-room rat-infested hole where he lived. The skeletal remains of the man. who was believed to be in his mid·SOs. were found while the workers were surveying for a new high-rise office building, police said. He was lying face-up on a ripped and soiled mattress. clothed in shabby winter garb. including two heavy jackets, work pants and boots . "Yeah, it was dirty and had all kind of creatures running around, but to him, whoe·:er he was, it was someplace to stay. warm -it was his home," said Detective Sgt. Donald Disken of ' the 1st Precinct. The man's home was about 15 feet long. Its Jront door was a 3-foot by 4·foot metal grating. Its stairway was a rusted lad- der leading down into the putrid· s melling, rubble -strewn chamber, which had a broken toilet, a collapsible luggage cart and empty soft drink cans strewn about. A dirty. lightweight orange jacket bad been hung up. Police said the pit apparenUy once housed a turn-of-the· c entury transforme r box or steam generator. "There are a few of them still aroond in Lower Manhattan.·· Disken said. "and they're prob- ably all home to some home- less person." Edward Gardner. a guard at a bank across the street at 63 Wall St.. told police that for more than a year a man would leave the hole promptly each day at 5 :30 a.m. and return at 10 p.m., apparently after wandering the city streets. "He was always alone," Dis- ken said Gardner told police. 1'tore illicit drugs . ~eing used in NY I NEW YORK CAP) -New torkers. especially wealthy anes. are using more illicit drugs more often, a new state ~urvey re le ased this week $bows. · Cocaine use has doubled to 6 percent, and the number of marijuana users is up by 10 percent lo 28 percent, over the dast five years, reports the sur- 1 e y by the Division of Substance Abuse Services. ! "Drug use has spread to an extent that it affects . . . young 4nd old, rich and poor. people ih central cities as well as in the country, whites and non- f.tbites. those working as well as ~ose not employed," it reports. ·: The division compared results 4f its l!B>-1981 survey with a ~ampllng done In 197S-76. The E rcentages were based on the ale's household population of .3 million, or all those not liv· ng in in s titutions . in dormitories or in hotels. cent lo 8 percent in the Cive- year period. The study also said the find· ings are probably conservative because some of those in the random sample of 3 ,500 households may have been re- luctant to admit drug use. Martinez said the survey also found that drug use is heaviest among those aged 18-34, men generally are more involved than women in serious forms ol drug abuse and drug-use rates are similar for whites, blacks and Hispanics. Those with household incomes of more than $50,000 have the hjgbest usage rate in the state, the survey found. Dr. Douglas Lipton, the depu- ty division director who was head of the study, said, "The fact that people use more drugs when they have larger disposa- ble income does not surprise me ... cocaine is an expeosive druji?." Bouck found none of the other men had been decorated and it was then too late to recommend m ed a ls for the othe r men because of military regulations. Eisenhower 's book on the~at lle of the Bulge, titled "The Bit- ter Woods," raised interest in the platoon, as did newspaper articles. Then. in 1979, Rep. Ric h ard Ottinger . D-N.Y .. sponsored l eg is la tio n t hat waived the rules on length of time for recommendations . That resulted in President Carter awarding the platoon a unit citation early this year, followed by Wednesday's an- nouncement. ing costumes representing the cities they Salt Lake City who won SI round trip tickets wanted to visit were a ··Richard Nixon." to 44 cities from Contirwntal Airlines in a pro- he a d ing for Washin gton. 0 C .. a nd a motion this week ··Fra n kens t ein.·· w it h a des tination o f Japan~ S. Korea f e uding again Economic assistance at heart of latest squabbling TOKYO CAP> The two pro- Western Asian powers. J apan and South Korea. are chipping away at each other again in the la test round of squabbling thal dates back some 1,500 years Relations were strained again recently when Japan refused a South Korean request to supply $6 billion in economic assistance over the next fi ve years The J apanese say it is "1mposs1 ble" to meet Seoul's loan demands. while the Koreans are accusing Tokyo of ··violating interna- tional pledges" by not sharing its riches. -~.,......... The Koreans. in talks between South Korean Foreign Minister Lho Shi n-Yong a nd J a panese counter part Sunao Sonoda rn late August and mid-September , also upset the Japanese by say. ing that J apan owed South Kor ea the economic aid because Seoul's defense spending helped e ns ure region al peace a nd stability Officials in Seoul were quoted as saying that J <1pan's argument that it can't provide aid in the na me of defense was "an aban- donment o f sec u ri t y responsibili ties as an a ll y of the free world." The ministerial talks. the first '" three years. ended with only a press statcm<'nt that consulta- tions would continue. J apan's chief cabinet s ecretary. Lilchi Miyazawa. called for a "cooling off period" to avoid straining the 4'ituat1on further. "There's a limit to Japan 's re- :-ources ... said a senior J apanese official who asked that his name not be used "They should know what we can and can't do." He said that J apan. which pl an~ to double its Official Development Assistance to $21.4 billion over the next fi ve.year period. "would have no money left for other countries" 1f it met Seoul's request J a pan cur ren tly pr ovides South Korea with a bout SlOO mill ion in government loans a year, and the official s aid in princlplc Tokyo refl:11ins from providing development credit loans to more·dc.veloped nations like South Korea "Seoul :.ays it is helping de- fend us by conJ.aaning the threat from North Korea, but we can't accepl that argument ... For good or bad the present leaders tn Seoul are m ilitary officers with a one sided way of looking at things .. Discord between J apan and the Kon•an peninsula extends hack somt• 1,500 years. C u stoJDer's r esear c h leads to arrest s NORWALK , Conn. <APl -A former bookkeeper got so mad at her high electric bills that she demanded to see-the power com: pany's books and wha t she found led to the arrests of three com- pany commissioners on charges of stealin g hundreds o f thousands of doll ars. Chief State's Attorney Austin McGuigan said the three -and four other people charged in the case -engaged in "wholesale deba uche r y" o f the Sout h Nor walk Electric Wo rks, a municipal power company. · · 1 had a feeling there was som e hanky-panky. but I didn't think it would be anything like this." said the former book· keeper. Dorothy Spielman. who now works in a bank as a supervisor. issued for former ·commissioner John DeBlock. Th ree others were arrested previously: August R. DiStasi, the former superintendent, who waived extradition from Texas, Francis T. Willey. a company fo reman, and Edward Muracha- nian, a vendor The seven. a ll from Norwalk, are charged with larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny. "If they only did what I asked t h e m to do on the bills. I wouldn't have been as persis- tent.·· said Mrs. Spielman. She said s he was frus trated by t he compa ny's refusal l o ite m ize her bills. "I wanted my fu el adjustment shown a s a se p a r ate ite m , and t hey wouldn't do it," she said. . Julio A. Martinez. director of Che division. said the telephone Curvey focus ed on abuse or qiarijuana. cocaine, stimulants, ~edatives, and tranquilizers. • Tranquilizer use was steady at 4 percent and sedative use ield at 3 percent . but timulants were up from 5 per- ·'This survey confirms what we have been saying for quite some time. that drug abuse is a problem that affects the wealthy, white suburbanite as frequenUy as it affects the poor, minority ghetto dweller," Martinez said. SIMULATED NUKE -The Army detonated 600 tons of am· monium nitrate fuel -the equivalent of a one ·kiloton nuclear blast -at White Sands Missile Range. The test. de· signed to provide near-~xact conditions of a nuclear ex· plosion. was termed highly successful. T he three commissioners . George Carrasqui llo. Frances Autuore and Edward Ancrum. were arrested this week and re· leased on written promises to appear in court. A warrant was Mrs Spielman's arguments with South No rwalk Electric Wor ks started in 1979. "When they told me I wouldn't un· derstand . then I started keeping track of m y bills.·· she said. URGENT AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS 2 Shipments In )ran·stt SH.,.Hr 1: 40 Foot Contelner, Ve .... Amertca hpre•. SHtPMENT 2: 20 Foot Contelner, V ..... lncotran1 Splrtt. w e have to sell urgently over 500 hand picked oriental rugs to r•lse urgently needed cash to release the above mentioned sMpments from U.S. Customs. I nch.Kted In the auction wlll be rugs from all the ~ading rug we;vlno countries. All of these rugs are the flrHtst quality •nd we In excellent condition. Sizes from 2'-3' to 18'x12' wlll be avala.ble. THIS AUCTION SHOULD NOT BE MtSSED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th· 2 P.'9'. HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ ROAD LAGUNA HILLS Rugs c•n be viewed 1 hOUr prior to auction ,.....,,.,..._: 213-709-0026 A,A&A Inc. llquldator.s:AuctlonHrs Local, county, state, nationql and international ; events come to your doorstep lllllJ _.. ' in the bright, light and lively rlllll .. 4 _,l~T I ~. ' DAMAGED FREIGHTER The freighter Blue Hawk. its forward area gutted and scor ched. is at anchor in San Francisco Bay following APWI ....... its arrival this week. Damage to the freighter and its load of Honda autos by a fire at sea is es timated in the millions of dollars Sham business loans promoted Deukme)ian says check-forgery groups. also operating SACRAMENTO (AP> -The state attorney general says economic criminals are taking ad· vantage of hard times by setting up statewide forgery rings and promoting sham business loans. In a booklet issued Tuesday as "economic crime," part of his 1980 organized-crime report, Attorney General George Deulcmejian said his of- fice identified six major check-forgery groups in California using the same methods of operation, and sometimes working together. The report said the rings start by stealing blank checks from businesses, then deliver the checks to other gang members. Young women, often vrostitutes and narcotics addicts. are often used to get the checks passed. SD museum to be fumigated SAN DIEGO {AP) -Next to thieves and forgers, art experts fear termites and they've got them in San Diego. The San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park is being closed down next Monday and Tuesday for a complete fumigation. the first in the museum's 56-year history. Termites, which eat wood and wood products such as paper and canvas, were found swarming in a Western art exhibit. '" "They have a protozoa in their gut that alfows ~em to digest cellulose." said entomologist David Faulker. A tent will cover the entire museum during the $25,000 job. None or the works of art will be re· moved. Meanwhile, paper conservator James Druzik of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art warned that "most museum professionals would cringe at the idea of a wide-scale use of a fumigant. .. Sierras jostled by inild quake CROWLEY LAKE <AP) -An earthquake mild enough to be mistaken for a passing truck jostled the Sierra Nevada east of Yosemite Na· tional Park on Thursday. The temblor was centered in Crowley Lake, 300 miles north of downtown Los Angeles and about l> miles east of Yosemite. It registered between 3 and 3.5 on the Richter scale at California Institute of Technology, where seismologist Carl Johnson dubbed it "inconse- quential." There were no reports of damage or injuries. The Finest In Resort Wear Now In South Coast Plaza Waltah Clarke's South Q>ast Plaza In The Mall By The Qarousel 751-7500 On sham loans, it said the type of fraud•nown as the advance-fee scheme increased in 1980 because of the tight money market that made some businesses "desperate for money." Some advance-fee operators claim to be loan brokers, while others promise international financ· ing or misrepresent a government program such as the Small Business Administration, the report said. The operators offer loans at reasonable in· terest rates in exchange for an advance fee put up by the victim. The loan never materializes, and the victim not only loses the fee, but sometimes winds .up stuck with a contract that was made in anticipation of the loan. the report said. ~~ Unlverstty sty~<! by Ralph Lauren . Distinguished American ease where quality is a tradition . In brown or grey. Shetland herringbone sportcoat with two- button flap-patch pockets, $155. Pleated wool flannel slacks, $65. Men's Clothing (~ Uat11away's new ln<lla cOnon madras plaid shirts In color combinations of turquoise, melon; or mauve, s-xl, $28.50. Also avallable in solld camel or tight blue, $26. Men 'a Sportswear Orange Coast DAILY PILOT,1=rlday, September 18, 1981 s Deat-. p .enalty studieO ] Court to consider executions for some homicides SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The ment law is unconstitutionally In California a jury muat flnJ' California Supreme Court haa va1ue. decide if a defendant 111 1ullly ~ agreed to conalder allowing the The appellate court said use of first-degree murder. If 10, lt de·• death penalty for "especlally the settlqn could not satisfy termlnes whether the crime in· heinous, atrocious or cruel" either the state or federal con· eluded one or more special bomlcida -a law earlier ruled stitution because it was 110 vague circumstances. H such ar~ uncoDJtltuUonally vaeue. as to deny due proceaa to de-found ; jurors then decide Voting to erant the hearin.e fendants accused of first·degrtt whether the defendant gets aou&ht by the state Attorney murder. death or life without possibility r General's office were Justices California voters in 1978 of parole. ;,. Mathew Tobriner, Frank amended the state constitution Allen Leroy Engert and John•, Richardson, Frank Newman, Qt. to allow the death penalty in cer-Wayne Gamble challeneed the,1 to Kaus and Allan Broussard. tain special circumstances. law in Santa Clara County.11 The Court or Appeal, in two Among them was the challenged Engert was accused of the May., cases which bad earlier gone up -section, which says death may 16, 1979 strangulation of Adria,. to the U.S. Supreme Court and be meted out when a murder is Manning in San Jose. Gamble~ back, ruled June 22 that this "especially heinous, atrocious or was accused of beating a 2-year· 1 special circumstance section of cruel, manifesting exceptional old girl, Sbanean Hall, to death the state's 1978 capital punist1· depravity." in August, 1979. .;. Fight bet said tied to knifing ,... ........................... ____ _ OAKLAND <AP) -A 33-year ·old Oak l and man was sta ed to death early Th ay because he was slow in paying a $100 bet on the Leonard fight, police said. Police were ~alled to an apartment in the city at 1 :30 a .m . by neighbors, 'Yho said they had heard a Jong and loud fight between two, .... ._,..,.. men. When police arrived, Nathanial Brown, a Fre mont warehouse supervisor, was found on a sidewalk bleeding from a stomach wound He was rus hed to a hospital, where he died an hour later of the stab wound. At about 1 :50 a.m .-. Lawrence A. Marbly. 26, of Oakland, flagged a patrol car and surren· dered to police. Investigating officers said the two men had made a $100 bet on Wednesday night's box· in_g match between Sugar Ray Leonard and Tommy Hea_rns. NEWPORT BEACH. 83 FASHION ISLAND (714) 759·1211 . . ' ~°"'In lhe acllva comfort of a 1og set by Fred Perry Sportswear. 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September 18, 1981 Lawmakers wind up in annual delirium ln a performance that might have been lal.lghable if the sub· ject matter were not so lmpor· Lant, the California Legislature once again has dis tinguished itself by lts less-than-responsible work habits. Faced with a Tuesday mid· night deadline to complete work on hundreds of bills beflSre ad journing its. 1981 session. mem· bers of the Assembly and Senate resorted to steamroller-like tac- tics to win passage of their bills -tactics that le ft many ob· serve rs shaking their heads in dis belief. .. It gets worse and worse. year after year ." complained one legislative advocate as he watched a pair of ~ansportation bills fall by the wayside as the lawmakers ran roughshod, ap· proving some bills a nd simply ignoring othe rs in the moun· tainous workload. ·'God help the people." was the apt comment offered by state Sen. John Foran, D-San Francisco. as he presided in what might have been called the reign of confusion in the state's upper house. It was clear weeks before the end of the session that the Legislature had painted itself in· to a corner by working at too leisurely a pace earlier an the year. Committees· s uch as Ways and Means an the Assembly. and Finance ln the Senate suddenly faced agendas loaded with hun· dreds of items. many important. and all deserving of rt?sponsible consideration . Add t o th r ba('klog the pa rtisan bickerin~ s urrounding the once-per de('ade process of reapportioning the s t utt>'s As s e mbl y , Se n atl' u nd con gressiona l districts. and thl' stage was set for chaos And chaos it was. Bills Wl'l'l' ra mmed through rommittel's and sent to the Asst•mbly und Senate floors with lillll! dt•b1tle Has tily d rawn amendml'nts oftert-were inserted at the lust minute, some by authors who frankly conceded they didn't un derstand what the proposed changes to the pending le~isla tion meant Several legis lators said they not ohly didn't understand the changes. but the import of the underlying bills to which the changes were being ins erted. It was government at its worst. We can only pose the question : How bad will it be next year? A • • conservative view Sen. Barry Goldwater has always been one to lay it on the line. and he did just that this week with his blistering attack on the Moral Majority and similar ··religious issue" organizations. Goldwater's statements con· cJemning these groups· self· righteous. sanctimonious ap· proach to complex i ~c;ues like abortion were a forceful warning that s uch divisive tactics could be dangerously polarizing. The veteran sen ator could have added that they are contrar y to a strong tradition that helps give our huge democracy its stability. allies have injected a coercive- ness into public debate by main- taining that their points of view are the only "moral" positions. the only "Christia n" opinions. In responding to Goldwater's s tatements. Nellie Gray . c hairman of the anti-abortion March for Life, said her side will not bend from its polarizing tac· tics : ··It (abortion> shall be the issue for every candidate for any office at a nv level. whether elect· ed or appointed .'. Ill Drug law could raise prices , WASmNGTON -The multlbllUOn· dolln1· phurmaceutical Industry has a number or folthful lackeys on Capitol Jilli, but none is more lnnuentlal than Sen. Strom Thurmond, R·S.C .. the 78· year -old chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Thurmond got $2,500 from Pfiier, <an industry giant. in his last SeQale cam· paign. Earlier this year. he did the drue companies a huge favor by holding lopsided hearings on special-interest le gislation in their behalf. The bill negated a 1978 Supreme Court decision that allowed foreign governments to bring antitrust suits agajnst U.S. drug firms. Thurmond's heariflgs did not include any opposing witnesses. More recently, Thurmond has been giving strong support to another piece of special-interest legislation that would benefit the pharmaceutical leviathans. It's called the Patent Life Restoration Act, and it could cost the drug-buying public millions of dollars. Under Thurmond's aegis, it passed the Senate with ease. WHAT THE BILL would do is extend a drug company's patent pr9tection for seven years beyond the standard 17 - thus giving it freedom from competition for a substantially longer period than other patent holders. On the face of it, the drug industry seems to have a good point: It argues that the government's requirement that drugs be proved both safe and effective forces the drug companies to s pend years meeting the regulatory criteria - years that eat into the 17·year monopoly period~ Congressional supporters of the in· dustry's position have cited an un· finished report by the Center for the Q -JA-Cl-Al-D-llS_D_I -~ Study of Drug Development 1n Rochester, N.Y. According to the cen- ter·s study. effective patent life for new drugs dropped to an average of 9.5 years in 1979. But the center is not exactly a neutral observer of the pharmaceutical field . Although the patent-life study is being financed by the government. the center itself gets about half of its funding from the drug industry. FURTHERMORE, the Rochester cen- ter 's top man, William Wardell, has 541ent years testing drugs for s uch pharmaceutical giants as Merc k. Lederle and Bristol. And there is evidence that the cen- ter's estimate or 9.5 years as the effec- tive life or a drug company's patent pro· tection may quite simply be wrong. A draft report by the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment concludes that the effective patent life of eight top- selling drugs averaged more than 15 years. In other words, the legislation extend- ing patent protection for seven years would give drug companies more than five years of additional time to peddle their best-selling products without com- petition from generic drug manufac· turers. ·'The consumer will pay more for the drug during patent-term extension," the OT A report states. "Furthermore, some groups of consumers. the elderly and the chronically ill, will be dispropor· tionately affected . " "IT'S A CLASSIC big s teal." a generic drug industry spokes man told m y associate John Dillon. "'This is a case study of how you can con the whole Congress.•· But the whole Congress hasn't been conned -yet. Rep. Albert Gore, D· Tenn., plans to hold hearings in his oversight subcommittee or the House Science and Technology Committee. And part of his investigation will be a look al the Rochester center's finances. ·'The only side being discussed is the pharmaceutical industry side," Gore said ·'Clearly. the evidence is not what the industry would have you believe.·' That is that the First Amend- ment's free speech guarantee provides a climate in which honest people can air honest dif · f erences of opinion, with a view toward resolving them in a s pirit of compromise. How can intel Ii gent db· cussion of public problems be carried on when public officials are continually threatened like this? It can't. And that means only trouble. h is time that the Moral Ma· iority and its fire-eating aJlies tone down their narrow, inflam- m atory rhetoric and back off rrom their belliger e nt tactics. They do no service to America. GOP 'kingmakers' not always right But as Goldwater pointed out, the Moral Majority and its Have we found the secret? Just about ever ything has been pinpointed as the cause of the Rams ' and Angels ' troubles even their proximity to Dis· neyland -except the air and water. So. why don't we investigate whether that might be it? It is our s uspicion that there has to be a connection. Our horn~ teams become leaden from the prolonged ac- cumulation in their eyes. lungs. circulatory system s and other in· ner working parts of the gunk from our air and water. For visiting teams , converse· ly . the brief exposure to the irri- tants in our air and water jus t make them ugly mean -and mean teams have a way of win- ning. (For example, take the Oakland teams. Just being in Oakland obviously m akes them unhappy and they play mean - and win. Al Davis would sacrifice his winning edge if he moved the Raiders to L.A. l The result of this same ac· • cumulation of gunk by the fans is a lot of booing. That sound is more soothing to irritated vocal chords than cheering. (It may a lso be an act of crying since "boo" is the first half of "boo· hoo.''> Of course none of this ex· plains the zany antics of the teams' front office people, since they do most of their work in air· conditioned s urroundings . prob· ably drinking bottled water. But then. every great scientific truth has its exceptions . We're not just sure how the unfo rtun ate demise o f the California Surf soccer team fits into this. but it bears checking. The po s i ti o n o f thi s n ewspaper against federal in- tervention is well established. We do not want the Environmental Protection Agency I EPA > brought into this probe. How about the county s upervisors ap- pointing a Blue Ribbon Citize ns Committee? '()pinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex· J}ressed on ttus page are those ef their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invit· ed . Address The Dally Pilot, P.O .• Box i s60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone !7Hl 642-4321 . L.M. Boyd/ Tongue twister Am asked the most difficult tongue twister of all Ume. Opinion varies on this weighty matter. But one can· dtdate for that distinction hu to be: "Red leather, yellow leather." Not so tough, you say? No, not when you aay it once. Try saying it twice. Quickly. Now three times. Why doesn't some juice company put out s mall cans of clam broc.b with a dash of hot pepper sauce? Might ORANGE COAST D1HyPilat Pullll•lofd ... ,, 110 of .... YMr II »O Wftl .. , $1 . '•~I• ....... •9dfM\ <etf-e IO lloa IMt, CMI• Mt ... C.." '2•i. catch on. You could finish off your vegetable juice and slap your forehead and say, "Wow! I could have had a clam broth!" No, this isn't my idea . Clam broth so seasoned wu the favorite cocktail of that renowned tenor Enrico Caruso. So you thought chocolate caused dental cavities, did you? Lllcewise. But various studies of late indicate It's not so. Tttomn P. H•"1 Publisher Thomas Murplllne Editor BarlNY'aKrelbklt Edltorlel P-O-Editor Whatever uncertainty there may have been about U .S . Senator Sam Hayakawa's intentions next year now seem to have been removed. Seething over attempts to ease him out, he bas vowed to run "come h ell or high W.fller.'' lfayakawa's justifiable wrath was evoked as a result of a clandestine m eeting of aspiring Republican can· di dates for the U.S. Senate with some wealthy Southern Californians while he was on an Asian tour. Included in the group were Henry Salvatori, Holmes lfuttle and Justin Dart. According to Hayakawa it was a "double cross" of an understanding he bad with them that nothing would be done until December. At that time he had agreed to review bis popularity standings and step down if unfavorable. Salvatori, Tuttle and Dart are an in· teresting trio who have emerged in the role of self-appointed kingmakers for the Republican Party. They have dem- onstrated the influence a handful of wealthy men can have over an entire political party. One who knows them well has said the trait they have in com· mon is unmitigated arrogance. With lit· tie to do but count their money they start.ed dabbling in politics some years back. • THEY GOT THElll first taste of vie· lory in 1964 when they entered song and dance man George Murphy in the race for U.S. Senate. That was the year the ambitious State Controller Alan Cranston sought to unseat the ailing U.S. Sen. Claire Engle in his own party. His dreams were put into a tailspin by the last minute entry of Presidenth)l Press Secretary Pierre Salinger who snatched the nomination from under ; IARl WATllS Cranston only to lose to Murphy. in the general election. Smitten with success, the kingmakers next picked Ronald Reagan to challenge the candidacy of former San Francisco Mayor George Christopher for governor in 1966. Reagan won the GOP nomina· tion and astonished the Democrats by his smashing defeat of Gov. Pat Brown. SINCE THEN their influence has been dominant in the selection of GOP candidates for statewide offices. Un· fortunately for the Republican Party their choices have been disastrous. In 1968 they backed Max Rafferty against incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Thomas Kuchel whom they considered too liberal. The result was to hand the seat over to Cranston who had been de· reated for re-election "1s controller in 1966 by Houston Flournoy and was mak· ing a comeback. So intent were they on re-electing Ronald Reagan in 1970 that they neglected Murphy and lost the U.S. Being a wo01an is the key Don't you love it when people change rules in the middle of the game when they are on the losing end of the score? That's what some folks tried lo do in the confirmation of Judge Sandra O'Connor to the Supreme Court of the U.S. of A. Judge O'Connor's nomination had people dragging out so many red her· ClllCI 1111 rlnr•. I tboUCht the country bad turned into the F\alton Fish Market. The cen- tral theme of these objections and de· tours ol clear thouaht was that we bad to examine tbll person not u a woman, but on the bull ol be:r put op!nlona on our special l11ua. Well, that'• all bunk. The main reuon that Sandra O'Con· nor should be oa the Supreme Court la that abe la a woman. Period. The r tUOD that we have a black, a Jew ad 10me lawyen I.I not that any ol tbat ii a re- quirement of tbe ConaUtutloo. It la because these peopJe brine a certain sensitivity and viewpoint that others don't have. God hasn't made the white man who can undentand what It is like to be black in Am'!l'ica. By the same token, He (or She) hasn't made a man who can u nderstand what it Is like lo be a woman. Wtth women being over half our population, the Supreme Court needs the lnput ol the fem ale experience in Its decisions. The Important iasue ls that Sandra O'Connor u a woman and not what kind of lawyer or judge or legislator s he was. In fact, th e Constitution does not even require that Supreme Court juaUcea have any train· lng ln law although the letal establilh· m ent bas been try int to keep that goodie a secret forever. As for her po1ltJons on any iaaue, ooly a fool would probe that becaUM juatlcu become notorioully independent after tbey 1tt on the bench. Many a president bas nomlnated a bull aod found out he IOl a turkey. The lmportanl thine la th1t we have a woman on the U.S. Supreme Court. It la a bl1 step toward th1t day I look forwent to whicb ii wbeo then wU1 be oo more newspaper 1torle1 that be~n. "Today, the ft.rat woman ever to be n Senate seat to John Tunney. In 1974, un· happy with the candidacy of Houston Flournoy, also considered too liberal, they sat on their hands (and money) while Flournoy lost his bid for governor by the narrow margin of 100,000 to Jerry Brown. In 1976 they waffled in the primary GOP contest for the U.S. Senate between Alphonso Bell. Robert Finch and John Harmer while Sam Hayakawa came on lo win the nomina· lion and go on to defeat Tunney. In 1978 they manipulated the money for Republican candidates for governor to g ive Attorney General Evelle Younge r the nomination and yet another disaster for the Republicans as Jerry Brown won re-election easily. Last year when liberal U.S. Senators were being knocked ofr around the na· tion they chose untried and inarticulate Paul Gann as their candidate against Cranston. Almost any other Republican could have won but Gann lost badly. THEY DID however salvage the elec- tion of Mike Curb as lieutenant gov- ernor in 1978, a newcomer to politics whom they were grooming for governor. But just as it appeared that Curb would have a clear field for the GOP nomina- tion for governor next year in jumped San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson followed closely by Attorney General· George Deukmejian to upset their plans. At· tempts to dissuade Deukmejtan falling, the trio went to work on Wilson and have now persuaded him to switch and run for the Senate. They assured Wilson, without Hayakawa's assent, that he would have a clear field. This was the purpose of the recent clan· destine meeting. To convince other Republican aspirants for the Senate, Pete McCloskey, Barry Goldwater, Jr .. John Rousellot, State Senator John Schmitz and Maureen Reagan to back off. Whether they will or not remaim to be seen but Hayakawa now appears too mad to take the fast shuffle lying down. And the unintentional result of their maneuvering has greatly enhanced Deulcmejian's chances. Where the golng promised to be tough in a three-way race between himself, Curb and Willoo, it now is reduced to a head-on confton· tation between Deukmejlan and Curb with the Duke having the edge on ell· perience. To wh at extent la Prop01iUon 13 responsible fOt' coftftacaUoa ol J)rlvai. property under lht auiH ol ur&an re· newa17 T.A.C. G-=c--. .......... ..,~ .. -= ._. twftecttM,,:~~---• J I ._,_. _.. .. ' °"'· _, """· ( / DEAR PAT DUNN I ordered a Port·A· Sare from lnvento of White Plains.NY., way back In 1979. I return<'d the safe by insured m all soon after it was delivered because it c,lldn't suit my purposes I've wr1tten three tlm~s. telephoned long d istance five times, and still have not rece1 ved credit on m y char ge card account. At this point I'd ap- preciate u cash refund of $54.117. I hope you can help! S C .. Costa Mesa Your refund wlU be mailed as soon as your original order and merchandise return records are located. If a ny problems come up, you will be contacted dlrtttly by the com - pany. Duty .. / ree rules DEAR PAT DUNN: I 'vt-hellrd that the ~mount of duty.free goods you t'an bring into this country from abroad has bct•n increased co m pared to what it was a few years ago. How much , and what are the limits on tobac- co and liquor? Also, since it's all nght to send gifts (duty-free> to fnends here. can you mail yourself a gitt too'! S R . CoroJla del Mar The U.S. cu;\~s Se \llte-H'ys you now can bring $300 wort or Oods Into the U.S. on a duty-free basis, ra er than the previous $100 limit. The duty-free exemption can in- clude no more than 100 cigars, 200 cigarettes and one quart of Liquor, and the ll~uor will be allowed only If permitted by the state where you re -enter . You can send gifts to friends from another country and no duty will be charged If the value is less tha n S'lS. But that doesn't mean you can send )Ourself a gift duty-free, and people traveling together c an- not send gifts to each other . Protect spir e f f<u ,or DEA R PAT DUNN . flow long do spices r eta in their quality'! I'm planning to move soon and wonder if I s hould replace most or my spices rather than pac·k them P r: . Costa Mesa Aroma and fla vor is retained up to six months ir spices and he rbs are stored in a coot, dry place .. •lr·MPI c.M......._ 'tnllele aplcea lleep ~ nn• ...... ,........,..., an.d lien. tetld to 1 ... ftav• .,. ,.. .. .,. than Croand pepper, Pl•er. e' 5!•• ud cloves. • • .):1 -~1 ~ AU 1plee ud berb e.M...., lilMN 1te tightly dOMd alter ••di ae M lite t'111tlle oll• of the spice •r 1lel1t are Mt Iott. It yea decide to replace 10me el ,.. ...,.,. P4 1plcea, INy ••all can&al•er1 wllllefa c• IM used within a few •Olltalt' before Ila.or a*'9 color begin to fade. .. Phone a nuisance DEAR PAT DUNN: My aft«ftOOI\ 'raap la som etimes inter rupted by the phone rin11D1- I 've c hecked with several Other se1Uol' citizens in Costa Mesa add they t b-.n a similar predicament. Is it OK if we tde the receiver oCf the hook or do you hlfve a better s uggestion on how we can deal wkh this? K.P., Coltfl Mesa Don't take your r~lver off tlte ltook. Pacific Te lepllo ne olfldal• say tbt1 ,rUI create a buy slpaJ ... de •P telepMae company equipment, 11\aldac It dllllwl& for other~ to place calls. U 1• flt1et .. pat the receiver back on, the phODe 11 evee&aally re- ported as "out of order,'' cauala1 a ltlt of proble ms. You eaa lower ring YGluae bJ turning a dJaJ on tJ.e bottom fl ytar ,.._e or ask tbe phone company to lutall a cu& off key for a no minal charge. TIHtre la a •Ollthly charge for the key tbat allows 1• ID •Oii th ring en tirely. Got a problem'' Then wnte to Pal l>unn Pal unll cul red lope. g~tlmg the answers and actaon you nt~ lo solve inequ11tes sn govemmt11I and busmess. Mall your quettlons to Pat Dunn. Al Your Service. Orange Coast Dn1/y 1 'tlot. I'() Hox 156fJ. Costa Mua, CA 92626 As man11 /t'l/t'r.\ as po.ss1ble will be answered. but phoned rnqurnt'~ or letters not rncludtJtg the reoder·s full 11ume addrt!ss and business houri' phOfle number rnnn111 l>f' cunwered This colum11 appears daily e:r- c·1·p1 Sundal/\ Start Your· Week Off Right BEE~ .... _m_ SP11'1ta Earlv Week Fun * Sunday Night Special * L ate N ight Happy Hour 10 p.m . 't il Closing Doubles f or single prices • T asty Enterta inment *Monday Night Football * RAM FAN FUN Gia.nt Scr een T .V. •Hot Dogs • Chili Dogs Coliseum Beer s • 50 yd. line seat s • Tuesday is Ladies Day • Lunch includes a complimentary gl ass of w ine for ea ch lady. 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Sports Shop ... m· a g n I ... , Orange Coast DAILY PILOI l"ridt1y Sc\ptemtwr 18 1981 UNDER FIRE De n i s Thatcher, husband of British Prime Minister MaTgaret Thatcher. is facing heat in London for a letter he wrote on stationerv from her of- ficial residence urgi ng a Cabinet mini s ter t o authorize real est ate de velopment on a protec:tecl site in Wales No e drops found to curb sex drive HOSTON 1 \ P 1 ltw h1rth control ch •\ 1rr nl ttw futun• 111<1) be: a botth· of 111 l'I' 111 01>' llut even thou.:h 1 ht d1 ui.: 1t 1111.:ht contain h.1 ... 111•111'ho\\11 1·f11 ·1 l1\ l' when t..ikt·n 111 '""' 1111111 llw med1t•111t• c au,1·d ""1111 n11•11 111 lost• tht>1r '"' cl11\1• Thl' l'l''it'a11'111•rs '"'" '"'cl till' mcdH·1n" 1«111•.i it 1111· 1111 11 tu have hot fla ... lll'' a '' 111pto111 of men(1pu u ... 1• 1 'I" 1·11•111 Pd h~ many wonw11 Dr Dm 111 ll.il1111 "ho d111·1·ll·cl re~l·ard1 1111 lh1 1111111.11·1·ptl\1• ;ii Vanc'll•rhlll t 111\1•1 11' \\11111· 111 Th u r 'cl .1 \ ' 1• '' 1-: i1.: I .1 n II Journal 111 \11 tl u·1111· th.11 tlh' m edu·111" • 111 ,, ... 1111 1•11011t s1gnif1<"anth 11111 1111· 1111111111·111 t· a nd hot t l,1..,111·" 11•n1 ,111H•d "' s11oin1f1t•anl prqblPlll' lk 'a1<I 11\1· 1111111· "''II' of R (•(•ord in~~ st•iz•·•f 11 l . 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SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A man whose intense fondness for pigeons was not s ha r ed by n eighbors was sentenced to car e and feed birds for three months -at a m useum away from his home. trat•tt·d < r1·.11 .. i1 ,1 lw.dth h.11.1111 lie ·" .. ,, <"Oil\ II tt·d 1,,,,, lllC•llth .. r mu1nt :.1i11111L! 1 ,1111tlw 11111 .... 1111·1• 'Af1'1 1111 1111 \ •.11111• h.wl-. Municip a l J udge Phili p Mos cone told 87-year-old Al bert Street to work as "pigeon cura tor" at the Josephine Ran· die Jr. museum as part of his six-month probation. With tht·1r ~I I d1..i. I h1· lll'll'lihor ... had ('11111 ;1~1 .. 11 111• .11 1rl ,,..,1 , · Plc.:a:-.t· d1111 I 11111 him 111 1.111 . 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The survey of the couples, mostly Nebraskans. explored marital happi· ness over the yei)fs, intimacy between partnef( and why couples stay together. When asked to narve the three most intimate ~pie in their lives. two-thirds of the coup"les married over 50 years did not mention one another. By contrast, only 8 percent of pairs married 25 to 34 ,,. years failed to include one another among their intimates. Cameron said the average American counts seven people as lntlma(ea, but survey pa.rtlclpant11 were asked to name only three. For those married over 50 years, c hildren or grandchildren often superseded the spouse In intimacy. Cameron. a social psychologist, sug. gested r~suJts of the study lndkate that over time people show a great capacity to be bored or "turned off" by one another. Love was the most frequent response couples gave for staying together. The younger group often cited religious reasons while the older couples noted companionship and commitment. Only one out of the 71 couples men· lioned sexual compatibility, which Cameron concluded from the study is a minor factor in making marriages durable. Asked to assess their wedded bliss throu1h the years, thote married 25 to 34 years described a prectpltoua decline ln happiness the first few years, then a levellna oft tor 20 years before a gentle rise in contentment. Those married for 3S to 49 years re· ported a l~s precipitous decline at the start before ll steady mellowing, while those wbo had kept their wedding vows 50 to 62 years saw, in retrospect, a good solid marriage with happiness 8f a con· slant throughout. Car the fts d ecrease SACRAMENTO <APl -Vehicle thefts dropped 7 .8 percent during the first hall of this year compared to the sam e period of last year, the CaliComia Highway Patrol reports. The CHP said there were 82,503 vehicle thefts from Jan. 1 through June 30. 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L .• I DlllJ Piiat ' FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1981 CAVALCADE GARDEN STOCKS A Japanese Ka6uto bett1e climbs over an insect fancier's watch in a Tokyo store ttial caters to bug people The store has a special section where children and others may watch or buy bugs 82-3 84 87 Japanese go bugs over bugs TOKYO (AP) -There are cat people and dog people. The bee· Ue people go to Isetan, a Tokyo department store that boasts a special section catering to a bug. loving clientele. Cultivating a 3-inch horned beetle as a pet is a childhood custom in Japan, where love o( nature is a tradition and the songs of insects are prized as the warblings of song birds. Iselan's walk-in insect depart- ment, a summer promotion, has drawn 2,000 children and parents on weekdays, twice that number on a busy Sunday. The store entered the beetle b,usiness 14 ye8411 ago when children in rural Vamanishi pre- fecture (slate) gathered the summer pets for youngsters in urban Tokyo. It came to a halt six years ago when envi- ronmentalists charged that such well-meaning efforts were depleting several of the more ex- otic species. Isetan went back in the bug business t his year when it calmed critics by buying bugs from commercial farms instead of free-lance bug hunters. The store charges children 200 yen (about 8.5 cents) admission. With the tickets come a magni- fying glass and permission to take home all the beetles you can catch. Entomology s tudents were hired to restock the trees, spread humus, peddle plastic cages and provide scientific in- formation to youngsters who show an interest. , And for those customers who might tire of their new pets, Isetan set up a special plant de- p a r l ment n earby tbal sells carnivorous bug-eating flora - pitcher plants which swallow the unwary insect, and Venus fly traps, which devour bugs in snapping jaws. Author expresses concern of coming Socjal Security revolution ... B6 Tokyo store salesman caters to a form of beetle-mama as Japanese children make summer pets of msects. Here the salesman watches beetles crawl up a T-shirt. D D ............. Supercomputer to monitor long-range w~ather BRACK.NELL, England <AP> -Britain's Meteorological Of- fice has set the most powerful computer in the world to come up with a long-range weather forecast -for the year 2130. effect makes it sound like just a general warming up," Gadd said. "Whal we are very in- terested in is geogr aphical and regional variations from place to place." arithmetic operations per second. That gives it more com- puting ability -"number- crunching power" in the jargon of computer scientists -than all the other weather computers in the world put together. Whal makes the Cyber 205 so fast are developments in the The process of creating chips fro m film designs, known as photolithography, has become so complex that it can only be car- ried on with the aid of. com- puters. "You build the chip using an image of the circuit placed on a speed, more than any of us had reason to expect," he said "When we get hair as big, we go four times faster. . . . We see another 21h-fold improve- m e nl in computers in five years.'' Is there any limit to how fast chips can be made? Schenectady, N . Y In addition to using the new compute r to fo r ecast the weather in the next century, the Meterological Office intends to put it to work on the more mun- dane matter of tomorrow's weather. The computer. a $10. 7 million Cyber 205 built by the Control Data Corp. of Minneapolis, is the centerpiece of the office's World Climate Program, which aims to use mathematical models of the Earth's atmosphere lo simulate possible changes in weather. "One of the main purposes is to assess what kind of changes might happen if the carbon diox· ide content of the atmosphere is doubled because of industrial pollution," said Dr. Alan Gadd. assistant director of the pro· gram. So Gadd and colleagues plan lo run their mathematical model through 50 years of seasonal changes, gradually increasing the carbon dioxide factor. in hopes of discovering what the Earth's climate will be like in various regions in 2130. Such a task is far beyond the current Meteorological Office computer, which at best was able to yield a three-year predic- tion. The machine, seven times .as fast , as . any other in existence, can simulate .a year's weather in .about 12 hours ·'They tell me the speed of light is the final limit, but 12 years ago the moon was somewhat far away," said Brian Lawren ce , British sales manager for Control Data's data processing division. "It's fan· tastic what they seem lo do." The pace of technological ad- vance is so explosive, Lawrence said, that by the time a com· puter is built, it's alr eady several years out of date. Gadd and h is colleagues believe the Cyber 205 will enable them to make more and better readings of atmospheric condi- tions. They also say it will be able to handle readings not taken at the standard worldwide reporting times -noon and mid- night GMT. The main example of this is data from satellites, which check the weather 24 hours a day as they circle the Earth. Scientists theorize that a buildup of carbon dioxide. a byproduct of virtually any in- dustrial process that consumes ener gy, might warm the world's climate. This is popularly known as Uie greenhouse effect. "But to call it the greenhouse The machine, seven limes as fast as any other in existence, can simulate a year's weather in about 12 hours. ll will also allow for refi nements in the mathematical model lo include factors not currently figured in- to the formulas. The Cyber 205, the first that Control Data bas installed, can carry out up to 4 billion .. same technology that puts a calculator in your pocket and transmits this column of l)'l>(! from England lo your local newspaper. The computer trade calls it "large-scale, integrated- circuil manufacturing." To the consumer, it's better known as "chip" technology. piece or film ,'' expl a ined Charles Purcell , a control data consultant who helped build the new supercomputer . "Thal pic- ture is then imprinted on the semiconductor. ··As scientists compress the size of the technology, they're getting surprising gains in The Cyber 205 at the Meteorological Office's head- quarters in Bracknell, some 50 miles west of London, will be surpassed by another. more powerful version to be installed by year's end al the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in And beyond the weather services, engineers see wide- ranging applications for the supercomputer, including con- trol of nuclear reactors, three- dimensional design of buildings and bridges , operation of oilfields. genetic engineering and biochemistry. -Fund impoundment plan sure to spark battle • in Congress By WALTER R. MEARS .~ ...... c. .. ' 0,., WASHINGTON -Jmpoundmenl is a fancy way of saying what happens when Congress ap- propriates money and the president refuses to spend it. That made congressmen angry, so they banned it by law. But the practice could make a comeback as President Reagan battles for new spending cuts in his effort to get the federal budget balanced by 1984. "I think there's a fair possibility we might adopt some sort of temporary impoundment or de- ferral authority that the ..President could exercise in 'the case of bu~H overruns." Sena le Republican Leader Howard H. Baker Jr. said al the White House the other day. Rep. Robert H. Michel oC Illinois, the House Republican leader, envisions a system under which the president could refuse to spend up to 10 percent or any appropriation durtn1 the budget year that begins Oct. 1. He said that m ight be made subject to congressional veto, which would mean that a majority in either bran~h of Congress could overrule Reagan and order the money spent. Whatever the details, it won't happen without controversy. Congressional Democrats have bat· tied Republican presidents before to make them spend appropriated funds. "It's not something new, and it's somethini lb at needs to be carefully examined," Baker said. Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, D-S.C .• aaid any Im· NEWS ANALYSIS poundment proposal should be flllbustered to death if that's the only way lo block it. "We must not start down the road of relin- quishing our responsibilities," he said. Presidents have been impounding appropria- tions since the lime of Thomas Jeflenon, but it didn 'l cause much fuss until Richard M. Nixon blocked billions in spending voted by a Democratic Congress. Niton used impoundment just as Reagan might, to block spending toe the sake of budget restraint and inflation control. Con1re11ional Democrats fought back, tint by cballenlin1 bis authority in court, then by pualng leitslation that forbids impoundments. Under that law, ap· propriated funds cannot be withheld by the ex- ecutive branch unless both the Houle and Senate approve. And lf a president tries lo def er expen- ditures, a majority in either branch can order the money spent. The bill was paaaed In 1974, alter Nixon blocked or put off spend.ins on social, ennroamen· tal and public works proerama approved by Con1reu -and dear lo the Democrata wbo then ran both houaes. Since that time, Conl?fJll bu approved only about 15 percent of the lmpoundmenta that preti· dents have proposed. Jimmy Carter wanted to rescind $1.6 billion in spending his last year in of- fice. Con~ress agreed on $500 million of that, did nothing on the rest, so the appropriations had to be used . Nixon had said that Congress was fueling in· flation by voting funds to placate special Interests, and that he was refusing to spend it to protect the general interest of the taxpayers. Sen. Rugh Scott, then the Republican leader, said the president had to do it because '"Congress didn't have enough plain guta" lo control spending it.self. Nixon insisted he had clear constitutional authority to impound appropriations; Democrats said he bad no such thing. Tbey araued that im- poundment was undercuttint the conatitutionaJ powers of Congress. The 1974 law setUed their dispute. And the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1975 that Nixon bad ez. ceeded bh authority by lmpoundln1 f\mds •P· propriat.ed for water pollution control projecta. Justice Byron R. White held that Conireaa in· tended a firm commitment ol f\mds, and said be believed it would have ''ICUUled tbe eaUre effort by provld.int the executive with aeemina1Y Umit· I leas power lo withhold fundl frem alJotm•t and 9b}l1atioa.'' While that closed the cue, the t.aue lived on:. • • the most vehement of Nixon's critics argued that his impoundmenl of appropriated funds was illegal and belonged on the list of alleged offenses a\ the impeachment proceedings that grew out of Watergate. Now Republican congressional leaders main· tain that by reviving the practice of lmpoundment, Congress can leave it to Reagan alone to order politically unpopular spending cuts. ·'That would put the burden squarely on the president to do that, but I think the president ia willing lo accept that possibility,'' Baker said. "I would think that would be an ideal way for congressmen to go so they don't bave to take the rap if further cuts are made," sald Republican Na· tional Chairman Richard Richards. That argument could have a certain attraction as Congress contemplates new reductions in elec- tion-year spendin1. But it would carry a priceta1, for it would rellnqulsb pursestrlnl powers ConlJ'ess battled to reclaim 1nen yean a10. "U they want lo 10 back to Ute old w.,a ot Nixon, then that's a questioo for their party to ct. cide," aald House Speaker Tbomu P. O'NeW Jr. But bis party will have to decide wbeU9er to re• vive impoundment powers. It can't be done without the Hou.le, and the Democrats ltW out· number the Republicans there. I I I I • • . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 18, 1981 ' WAGONS HO -Taking µart an a Juvenile re- habilitation program were 35 teen-a gers. traveling via wagon train throughout western .,....._.. states. ending in San Diego. Wagonmaster Rick Zasa says progra m has 70 percent s uc- cess in helping troubled youngsters. • RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY So•• fr•-•· llH a9al11 1922 HAHOl I LVD. COSTA MESA -541-1156 ( One of our Art /Craft Show beautiful Huntington Center Mall Sept 17-20. fall robes ' "Our 24th ~·c>ar·· ~ Auto 4 Homeown!:'rs ·i ;;;. • Ouotes By Phone f AIMEIS INStlRANC£ HOUP 541-5554 cw 1)5.3437 I 9 I 4 Harbor . Costa Muo Call 642-5678. 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DEAR SHEN: There is no evidence that going without a bra wtJI cause sagging breas ts or stretch marks. ll is advisable, however , to wear a bra for protection while engaging in any s port that might result in a blow to the breas ts. As for "grandma's warning," you have no milk to worry about unless you ar e a nursing mother, but it wouldn't hurt to but- ter up the old dear and wear a bra in her presence -for two very obvious reasons. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You are sup- posed to he lp people get OUT of trouble not in it. I was surprised when you advised that unha ppy, a mbivalent ··Kim From Tucson " that she s hould ask he r stepfather 1 whom s he loved I to give her away at the wedding rather than her biological father. who "disappeared.. during her growing ,·ears. . · Giving the bride away is a custom that dates back to the Middle Ages. when C:! woman was considered nothing more than a possession first of her father. then her hus band. Today a woman is her own person Many couples are dropping the archaic formality of "'giving away" the bride. Wh y didn't you tell Kim to do just that and avoid the agonizing choice? ll 's loo late fck Kim. but perhaps this letter will make a wedding day happier for future brides who m ay be faced with the same dilem ma. I BELONG TO ME D EAR l .B .T.M.: I didn't tell her gANN WIDflS bt>cause I didn't know. I do now. I ap- preclatt> it when readers take the time and t rouble lo educate m e . Than.ks a heap. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My dear. beloved grandmother saved for years to return to GreeC'f.'. her homeland. She left in July lo s pend one glorious month with her sisters a nd brothers. whom she had not seen s ince 1962 We reccivl'd word a few days ago that Grandmother suc('umbed to a heart attack two davs before she was scheduled to re· turn to.the U.S. We were told that the cost for flying her remains back home would be S3.200 This shocked us . We do not have that kind of money and could not pqssibly raise it. So. we had to tell our relatives in Athens to give Grandma a simple funeral. alongside other family member s if possi- ble . Why would it cost $3.200 to fl~· a body home when the round-trip ticket to Athens was only $854 '? SA D l!'l ~EW YORK CIT\' DEA R SAD: It is much more ex - pe nsive to ship a body than a li ve person beca use the law sa.)s a ll dece a sed "passengers" must have special ha ndling. Then. of course. the cargo charges are also high. My condolences to your fa mily -a nd a n add ed th o u l{h t : I 'l l be t your grandmother, if s he had a choice, would have wished to be buried in her n ative la nd. Going to a weddrng" Gwmg one'' Or stand· mg up rn one" f.:ven 1( you're already marned Arin Laruiers· completely new The Bnde's Gwde" utzll answer qu~st1ons about today·s weddmgs For a ClJP.tl send a do/la r. plus a long. self -addtessed. stamped envelope 1 18 cents postage1 tu /\11n Landers PO Ror 11995. Ch1cagu. 111 fj(Jlil I Bland beginning best BOSTON <AP> The seasonal m e nace of holida) cocktail parties. office bashes and charity wine and cheese gel-logethers will soon be upon us. so the time already is overripe to mas ter the self-defense a rt of warding off bores. As in any competitive effort requiring a civilizing veneer of sportsmanship. the best defense is a good offense One need not be rude to bo res. if one can out ·bore them at the start of a conve rsation. s neak in a sucker punch of ennui that will catc h them off guard. THE T RICK is to open up with some st ultifyingly stuffy sentence. some pon· de rous belaboring of the obvious that will m ake a bore back off and seek another vic- tim in the crowd. But the menace must be dealt with quickly a nd let hall y. because cocktail circuit bores. the most developed of the species. are predatory creatures with the unquenchable appetite of a gypsy moth for gnawing away at a chosen target and the<t.) sticking power of a Portuguese m an-of. war . They grow more boring with the ages. A bore has been variously described as a la rge-mouthed biped with a cocktail g lass in one hand and your lapel in the other. as someone who lights up a room by leaving it. as a person who when asked how he or s he feels proceeds to tell you in clinical detail right down to the last s lide culture. BORE AVOIDANCE in the busy un· chartered conversational seas of a cocktail party is a matter of keen social navigation. One mus t take evasive action as soon as the m enacing jaws of the species s urface above the cheese dip and heave into sight or sound, actually . Here are 10 yawn-tested opening lines guaranteed to make a bore skulk off and seek a more vulnerable foe. One should memorize these bits of bore bane and trot them out. boldly, blandly, whenever a bore threatens and before he or s he can get in the first stupefying bromide. 1. "Sooner or l ater s u pply -side economics is going to have to seek a viable accommodatio n between E uropean capitalism and Third World socialism . and a return to the gold standard is no solu· tion ." 2. "I'm so interested in what makes the other fellow tic k, I had the underta ke r take m e down to his cell ar t he other d ay." 3. "T H E S E PICTURES o f t h e grandchildren just arrived this morning and you wouldn't believe how. t hey've grown even cuter .'' 4. ''Take away the British accents from Public Broad casting and what have you got but a lot or long -haired cello players?" s. ··Do you know the Seamus Heaney poem that begins, ·r ~as six when l first saw kittens drown'?'' 6. "I like to start off the day with the ' ' ~~ l HUGH MULLIGAN ~ MULLIGAN STEW Roval Canatliun ,\1r ForC'e t•xt•rcises a nd a real ht• man breakfast .. i. "YOU WO l'LDN'T bc>ltt•n• how long I've had this s uit.·· 8. "Dreams clon ·t add up to a puff of smoke: I agree with Auden thut the sub· C'onscious is inherrntl~· boring ... 9. "Gee. it was fun living in the s ame dorm again ut th(• coll ege reunion and see- ing how fat and old some of the gang had got. .. 10 ... , read 111 a business magazine last week that they nO\\ h•n ·c ('Omputers which can keep track of overdue libr a ry books an~·where in the countr~ .. SENT ENCE. LIKE these provide sple ndid social isolation and sure. swift im· munizat1<'n agains t bores. People tend to move oft see about t heir wives· drinks. suddenly recognize an old friend in the doorway a lmost before vou have delivered the e nt(re line · Kept al the read~ and delivered with malicious. premeditated monotony. the terri bl~· tedious ten doses of bore-re pell a nt can be used over and over again at the same cocktail party or again at a different part~· the following ni ght with the sa me au- dience. Beware. however . of an overdosage. It can result in visitors from next door con- sulting tram timetables for a get -away alibi. -------~·----,. l ':I of Laguna Be~ch . ... 'f: ~~I ~·••1111'9-1.,._ .... -....... -'f-18 "I'd like to see you in my office. You. that is, Miss Royal." HOIOSCoPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Sagittarius: Check rules Saturday, September 19 ARIES l March 21 -April 19> · Forces are scattered -you need time to recoup and regroup. Visits. messa~es, short trips are featured. TAUR US <April 20-May 20 » Details concerning money are ironed out; you are on brink of receiving an award . Read between lines. be aware of small print. GEMJNl (May 21 -June 201 : Ability to express yourself is heightened -you ar_e at right place at crucial moment. Populari- ty increases; timing, judg ment hit mark. CANCER I June 21 -Julv 22 l: Family "secret;, is major concern. But outcome shows worry was for nothing · harmony is restored, ties are strengthened. LEO <July 23-Aug. 221 : Love light could distort true picture. Know it, protect self in emotional clinches. VIRGO cAug. 23-Sept. 22 l · Power. authority, intensified re lationship -these dominate indelible scenario. Promote pro- duct -and yourself. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 1: Spiritual de- velopment is accented. Plans evolve for special studies. journey and unique methods of communication. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ,: New ap· proach aids in un covering secret pro- cedures. Emphasis on money of others. in· eluding close associate. relative or mate. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22 -Dec . 211 : Maintain low profile check rules. regula- tions and consult one who aided in past. Defer to judgment of individuals close to ·you, including partner or mate. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191: Leave fine points. details for another lif!le. <!~in overall view -plan ahead. make inquiries and satisfy intellectual curiosity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 1: Focus on involvement. s pecial relations hip . romantic inclination. creativity and news concerning travel. PISCES <Feb. 19· March 20 1: Project which had been moribund will s uddenly become active. People who refused to transfer goods. ser vices will bec<li(Tl e cooperative. Senility can DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: At 65, my f atber was a healthy, much-alive person. About six months a go, he sUpped in the · bathtub and struck the back of bis bead. My mother said he was "out" for only about a ml.nate. He went to work a s usual. But within weeks be began to have headaches and became so depressed be gave up his job as office manager. Two doctors passed It off as beginning senlllty. But we took bJm to a geriatriclan who Ud X-rays of bis skull taken. To bis nrprlse and ours, he discovered that my f atller bad a collectJon of dried blood in hl1 brain called a subdural bematoma probably due to the fall. A brain surgeon cleaned it out and now my f a~her 11 back at work. Interesting? I thought you ' and your readers would like to know bow Important It l1 to closely look for the •P· parent cause of senlllty. -Mr. V. DEAR MR. V.: More doctors need specialized training in geriatrics. As re· cently as three years ago only two medical schools offered s uch training. Lately a number of medical schools are incorporat· lng aucb courses into the curriculum. According to Edward L. Schneider. M.D., and Robert N. Butler, M.D., of the National Institute of Aging, it is a myth \ STAii DEUIUllE AROUND THE WORLD Socializing • • unmovmg' SAN FRANCISCO While rum calms the spirit, it doesn 't stiffen the spine. I could feel that old familiar back twitch. The one ·that put me in a brace. and I thought: "Good heavens. I'm not in shape for this kind of thing." IN THE COOL, dark evening, the North Beac h cafes are loaded with people who don't go home. The liveliest is the Wash . Sq. Bargrill where the followers of the juice stand four deep Somebody handed m e a m a rtini topped to the brim. Somebody else gave me a plate of something -potato salad. I think. Everybody talked louder than ever -it's a competition tq be heard. "You take the White House and you can fi gure the biggest money scandals are yet to come. Water gate was nothing ... THE LADY next to me said . "Could I have a li ght'?" She held up her cigarette. l said : ··Here. hold m y drink." The martini s pilled a little . I put the plate on the rail that divides the bar from the tables . I lit her cigarette. Chivalry is not dead . it's just feeling poorly. I took my drink. Most of it had spilled. Somebody has copped my plate from thei rail . So we stood four-square. Loaded with squareface g in. It's the time when a man's back turns to overcooked spaghetti. But stand we mus t for the early group got the barstools . There/ore. though the best 1s bad . ··Stand and do the best. my lad " The door was wide open. The cold. foggy night seeped into the room. A big s ummer moon swung in a diet-milk sky. ·-rm getting out of everything and t~k ing a strong cash position." said a man near me. Shouted rather. It's not easy to be heard. SOMEBODY handed m e another maftinj. The l~dy s aid : 'Tm sorry, could I have another light'.1" • I put the glass on the rail. Struck a match for her cigarette. :·Thanks." she said "Thal 's OK." I said . Somebody had copped my drink. These places keep you m oving. "A MOVING plow doesn't get rusty." my grandfather told me. "Keep plugging Keep moving at what you'r e at and you 'll win." Grandfather did not go to early night bars. There weren't any in those sleepy. downstate lllinois towns. An yway we were against strong drink. Al this time of eve· ning \Ye had leftover chicken for supper. Earlier in the day the chi cken had been frted. Served with hot bi scuits cov · ered with chic ken fat gravy Now the chicken had cooleci off and it was delicious Grandmother serv~d her own s weet tomato pickles with it. THE LADY with the cigarette said : ··Do you think Reagan will get us out of this terrible mess?" I said : "I'm waiting to see how he comes up on the farm situation." <That's a safe one. There·s always a farm s ituation.> I s houldn't do this. My back went out several years ago It ·s touchy I shifted to the other foot THE MAN across the way s aid: · · 1 wouldn't put a dime in those money markets. I keep a supply of old quarters. real silver ones. in the house. Those are the only currency that will be good ... Whv do we stand and stand and stanci at these things? We LOVE it. I haven't any idea why. be treated T. rou1 HEALTH DR. PETER J. STEINCROHN t hat senility is an inevitable accompani· ment of aging. It is true that about 10 percent of those older than 65 display some symptoms of senile dementia. But studies reveal that 20 percent of older patients presenting signs of dementia have conditions s uc h as depression, drug intoxification. pernicious anemia, hy perthyrbidis m and s ubdural hematoma. As in your father's case, Mr. V., with proper treatment such patients may show remarkable improvement. Of course, this isn't possible in patients who suffer from organic chan ges in the brain such as in· Carets Cblood s upply cut off > or Alzheimer's ctisease. I/ you .are inclined to ~top crope o/ bmla, havt. ci cMckup on uriM. and b4ood to ndf otd th.e po11ibUit11 o/ Ufldetecttd ctiabetn m.Ultua, q• Or. Steincrohn m hit booklet, "Prc:lctical Ctdlk lo Sldn Problnnl." For. a Copf/ writ• him in care of th.e Daillf Pilot, mclol'frtg 50 cmt• .and .a •tamped, •elf· ' addreued enwlope. OrangeCoast DAILY PILOT~rtday. September 18, 1981 * •• SHOWTIME -Performing at Marine World Africa USA's killer whale show in Redwood City are 15-year-old Vaka llefll. weighing ~ ........ more than 6.500 pounds. and Vicca. 4, weighing about 1.500 pounds. . -.... Pilot advertising Is good business for Sherman Clay. "Our display ads In the Pilot have been very successful In strengthening our sales." Marty C. Flinn Manager, Sherman Clay Costa Mesa. GMACS SPECIAL LOW FINANCING RATE ENDS SE Act now. September 23 is the final dote you can take advantage of GMAC's special low 13.896 financing rate, and save hundreds of dollorsl Don't hesitate. Your porticipotin~ GM Dealer is ..Jaiting to offer qualified ~this remarkably low financing rote on all 19&1 General Motors cars, light-duty trucks and vans delivered through September 23 -Plus the new 1982 Chevrolet Cavalier, Pontiac J2000 and Omarrons by Gadilloc. See your GM Dealer todoy. Pick out that new Chevrolet, Pontiac. Oldsmobile, Buick or Cadillac. IN CAUFORN1'4 THIS Will RESULT · IN AN AVERAGt· SAVING OF 5825* GMAG M ANAN>1G PEON AlOM oaaA&.MOiOitS ----------------------- .. ), • i. i: j: I ~ p I! I -_____,.-=--=----....------~-·~-.. " .. OnlnOI COut DAILY PILOT ,.rlday, September 18, 1981 ...,NII ......... WHERE THE TALL COAN GROWS -George Brown, 12. 18441 Huntington St .. Huntington Beach, inspects the corn he planted way back in May. The plant spent all summer growing, producing only stalk and fodder. When it finally started to produce. seven ears of corn all showed up al once, bunched together on the stalk. PICTITIOUI BUM NIU NAM81TAT ... 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Laurie Park of Trabuco Can· r.on will 1peak on houseplanll and tbelr place lD nterlor decoraUnc. • Guesll are welcome to att.e.od. For more in· formation call Loretta Hut.in&• at ~·SlJS •r Marllyn Baum at S59-16~. 'THE llAMBUNG Gardenen Ganten Club will meet al 1 p.m. Monday In tbe First Presbyterian Church of Garden Grove. Mrs. Edwin Sawyer will present a program, complete with color slides, on "How a Tree Grows." For more Information call 638-2768. lllllllll l:llCllllT • Plant rraarant 1prln1 bloomine treeslu as soon aa possible. These bulbs prefer an early fall planting. • The 800fler you set out the winter annuals, the sooner you'll have wlnter blooms. If you wait too long, cold weather may delay bloom uaW spring. • For spring blooming perenniala, ask your nurseryman for primroses, violet.a and phlox. • Berried shrubs bring a special touch to the fall garden with their branches laden with bright red berries. They're great for decoratlna holiday ta.hies, too! • September and October are good months to put in that new lawn you've been wanting. Do ft right! Get the best lawn varieties for your climate andn~s. • ..,,t ,. 8 1EI(.1{A VAI(.DEl(.S !{URSERY 4" Mums in Bud Don't wait-all unsolcl MerchancllM wlll pa11 on to new owner 1 pl. sizes STARTillG AT 99' 5 111. sizes STARTlllG AT FRUIT TREES & SHADE TREES 0f tC&J:d 3 for 1 650 e REDWOOD e All PURPOSE FERTILIZER e POTTEIY e PEST COITIOLS ,., ... . PloliblltNdOr .... CoestC>ellyPllOt,1------------1 ---------------r-------- Auo. 21. SetM,, •,II, II, IW1 ...... 1. PICTITIOUI BUllNIU NAMa ITATIM9NT Tiie loltowlfte .,.._ la dOlftt ~ neua: THE OPEN 000"· US Tltatla st .. ~ llMdl, CA '2U1. Jolln ~. 1ts TM41a St., i.,.._ To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad .... Call Now 642-5671 ht. JJJ DICHOIDRA OR BERMUDA FLATS ggc SUIJICr TO SUPPLY 8aadl. CA 911'51. _"]111 ________ _.iiiil TltlS ...,_ la c--.:i by .,. lfl.. dlvldual. 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Oil recycling proCess cleaner ' FONTANA CAP) -New ehemlcal-free technoloty wlll allow a wute oil aalvaitn1 com· pany here to recycle used lubricating oU Into re-usable form without the toxic pollutants other recovery 1y11tem1 aenerate, company and atate of. liclals said. Lakewood OH Co. 11 t.'J mJlUon plant wlll-recycle 10 mlmon gallons of med automotive and industrial oU a month with a 80 percent recovery rate when it '1 completed next July, Lakewood President Del Bronson said. Construction sbould beein Nov. 1. "Most waste oil that is re- covered is belne burned for fuel." Brooaon uld. "That throws contaminanta Into air. lead and other toxics. Thia plant will produce high quallty lubricating oil that wlth proper addltive,3 will compare with blah quality engine oil. It could save over 3,500 barrels of crude oil every day.'' Bronson said he expects to·aell the recycled oil to "major oU re- finers" but declined to identify them. California generates 100 million gallons of waste oil an· nually, said Tom Epstein of the state's Solid Waste Management Board, which backed the plant as part of its "Save Oil America Recycle" project. CaUfornia established SOAR ln 1m to expand recycling ef- forts and now has 2,400 gasoline retailers returnlnl used engine oil for re-refinlng, l:pstein said. Con.sumers have been reluC· tant to subsUtute used oil for new, and smaJI independent re· cycler& are "faced .with a dev astaUngly uphill merchan- dising challenge," according to oil Indus try anal yst Dan Lundberg. ·'The whole industry knows that lube oil really doesn't wear out, therefore refining would be in th e publi c int e res t ," Lundberg said. Epstein said the federal gov· ernment last year decided uaed oil no longer be labeled as such "and that could really lnerease the market." Lakewood operated an oil re· cycling plant on the six-acre Fontana site from 1952 to 1970, but stopped because the method produced hazardous waste. Bronson said a dozen firms na· tionwide still use that system, in which oil is treated with sul- phuric acid and filtered through clay. "With that method you lose a bout 45 to 50 percent of the oil. and you're still affecting the en· vironment because the oll re· mains and acid clay must be dumped somewhere," he said. Rlinois rates high in farm exports WASJDNGTON CAP) Illinois, one of the nation's richest agricultural stales, is featured in a new Agriculture Depart- ment report about state pro- grams to promote the export of farm products. The report is in a new issue of Foreign Agriculture, a monthly publication or the department's Foreign Aericultural Service. It accompanied a general article about export promotions being carried out by state depart· ments of acriculture. Some of the article's observa· lions included: -The lllinois Department ex· ports of farm products, which have climbed steadlly, reached $3.6 billion in fiscal 1980 Cthe year that ended last Sept. 30) "a gain or nearly 2S percent from the 1979 level." . -During that year, "Illinois led all states in total commodity exports. It was No. 1 as an ex- porter of feed grains and soy- beans and their products, in sixth place for meats and pro- , ducts and in loth place for hides and skins." -Illinois "also had sizable expor:ts of a number of other commodities, ranging from fruits and preparations lo poultry products." The upbeat article is in keep- ing with other department ac· tivlUes to promote farm exports. Those reflect the sentiment of Agriculture Secretary John R. Block, himself an Illinois farmer and the state's agriculture direc· tor before joining the Cabinet. However, there was no men- tion that the statistical material was based on a report, Foreign Agricultural Trade of the United States, issued last February by another agency. the Economic Research Service. Further, it did not explain, as the earlier report did, that estimates of farm exports by in· dividtral stales are statistical ex· ercises and do not reflect how much corn, soybeans or other commodities may a c tually originate in a particular state. ."The values for agricultural exports shown for each state Pan Am cuts Hawaii fares . NEW YORK (AP) -Continu· ing its "no s trings attached" fare c utting po l icy , Pan American World Airways has announced it will reduce its fares between the continental United States and Hawaii by as much as 20 percent. Hawaii fares were not in· eluded in Pan Am 's domestic fare reductions announced Sept. 7. or in additional reductions an· nounced three days later. Pan Am said that starting Oct. 1 its one-way,-first-class fare to H a waii from Phoenix, Las Vegas, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego will be $390. should not be interpreted as ac- t u a I meas ure ment of s t a te origins or national exports," the earlier r eport s aid. "Com - m o d i t i es fr eq u en tl'y p ass through several transport points before actually t>eing exported -losing their state of origin ide ntity in the process.·' That is not to say that efforts by individual states don't pay off. Many sales ha ve been re- corded as results of efforts by slate departments or agricuJture or groups of them working together. But the annual breakdown of state export values issued by the department can be misleading unless some expl anation is made about their meaning. For example, according to figures provided a l the request or a reporter. Jlli no is· sha re of total annual U.S. farm exports actually has declined the past four years, including the period wh en Block was the s late agriculture director. A .......... HELMET MASTER Bob Si menta l checks master pattern of m otorcycle helmet from which production mold will be pro- duced at Bell He lmets plant in !'lorwa lk. lt"s estimated 25 µ<•r ccnt of the nation 's 5.5 million motorcyclists ride without he lmets, according to the Motor cycle Safety Foundation: Montgomery Ward to close in Mesa T h is Dec . 2 4 w ill be a Christmas Eve "different .. from those past fo r the 230 full and part-time employees of the Montgomery Ward and Co re· tail store in Costa Mesa. That's the day the store will cease operation. according to M ax Cl a rk , Los An ge les metropolitan district man ager. "We are making the move for economic reasons," Clark said. .. We have been unable to make satisfaetory return on invest- ment with lhis store because of its location.·· Other Wards stores in the Orange Coast a rea are in Hunt· ington Beach, Santa Ana and Mi ssion Viejo. \ Min Classic country elegance at Rancho Santa Fe. "Chef Tom!" KMPC radio personality "Chef Tom" Wayman wm be at DIOSA'S this SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 at 3 PM. Come sample Chef Tom's "Award-Winning Chili" and purchase an autographed copy of his Callfomla Cook Book! .. ITAelMAZA Culver ond Walnut Irvin•• (714} 551-0210 \ PICTITIWI .Ul .... 11 PICTtnout •us1 .. •ss PICTITIOUI au11 ... ss / MAMll ITAT•-.. , ...... ITAT•MllNT ...... ITATaM ... T T ... IOll-lfttl jl«IOftl ., • ..,.... Tll• IOll-l"tl perMM11 .,. dolno Tiie IOllowlfttl --1 ••• dOlfttl -1-n: llllMNHet: bu1l,,...et: H O It T H W E ST E R H L.T.O. llEFlllGERATION. '6J7 LANC ENTERPRISES, lt112 PHARMACEUTICALS, 1UO Com· 8otsa A-. "'"'""MW· c:.llfomla MacArtllur &oulevard, Su lie 200. puter Lane, H•nllnttol'I •••ell, t26G '"'lne,CAm1S. Cellfomle..,.. Ly Th•nll Do Corporation, • Wlnlem C. .t.dems. 1'711 Me<Ar1hu< F. "·"'*Inn, inc. CA Cellfor'llia C•lllornl• corporation, 9621 aotsa a.uw.an1, 54111•200, lrYlne. CA t211S. ~--.), 1U.1 ~er ~. Avenue. w..lmlnttw. Celltomla tMa Oavid A. l.eMM, t1' Horttl Maklell, HUftll ............ c:.1"9ml• ...... Thll _..__ 11 conlllUCted b'r • cor· Fu•-. CA ftUl. Tiiis lllllftu I• C..-.c1ed .,., • ,.. -•lion. c--. M. OlllCI. >M Orenvawood -•lloft. L'r "*>II Do Cofllor•I'-Drive. 1.Ma,..nt. LOuls..,.a 705QS. F. P. "'*'' ....... IM. Tl\Mlll Do .....,en, Prell-David P. NO'fH, 1IOl1 Mlt<ll•ll J-W.,........ del'lt Sovlfl,l,..,lne,CAt771'. Emc:ullw Vke l"f'ft. Tflll 1-1 -flied wlltl Ille Cflarlet A. Adams, IOIH MelHb Tiiis ....__,. -1"411 wMll t11e Cwnl'r Clettl of OrMOt (;ounty Oii ~ AvellU9. Or.,., CA tMt. c-1., Clertl of Or•• c-.ty o. tem~ a, Hit Thi• bvslneu 11 conctuctect b'f • Aug. 11. 11111. ,,,_, oenerel per1nerlltllp. l'ttt1M ,,__ ll. DHk Wllllem c. Adams ~a... c.. Oellr ....... ,_ M. Pkllllttt Tiiis ... ...,_, WM fifed wllll .... Aug. 21, S.,C. 4, 1t,11. 1"1 117._., ....._,. •Mw C-iy Clertl of Oranee Count., on Ot1 ....._ • ...._ lllltlll11 Aug. It, 1'11. Cllll ....... C..... ......c. ...... Piil& iila ,.111111.,_. Or.,,_. CMst Oell'f PlloC, 1'1cl • 1• c::.,...._ ---------"""'· 11.11. 2S, Oct.1, 1"1 4041-tl • ....., .. u. PICTITIWllUSf .. ats ----------'= t'7tl...,.,.....,_.,,...._M IUM9 ITATbllllWT fllal l9ll( ,,..,..., CA tZPtl , ... tel-Int --· a" dofflt ----------RM'IM P1"7t6 ...... _ .. : 1. RAILWAY IEMGIHEaRING PICTITIOUlauSt••u Puell.,_Or.,.c:o.sto.llyPfi.4, AOIEHCY; 2. NATIONAL MOTC>tt llAMll ITAftaqlfT s.,t. 4, 11. ll,ts.1'11 nD41 CO.; J . IEVlltGREEN HILL TIM fOll...Cno --1 .,.. dol -· -r DESIGNS; 4. ICAl'l'LER MIU. & w.t~; • ,._ •t9K LUNIEll CO. zmis Tllt!Oft ...._, _...,_ ~KIE REAL TY CO., tlttt ---------hKll.CAM. ' MecA,,,_ ........ SltltellS, ,,..,,,.,CA llUlm Cllatln Mlclle•I H1111tt•r .. Ml mu. Plc:TITIOUI Miii ..... .1....-M9tle .._....,•not Ttlltlfl. SVMDOWH SALES CO •• a lfAMlllTAftMS .. T N....-tlMdl,CAftMO. C a llfor11I• corporet1011. fltst Tfle IOI-Int per-•.,.. .... .,. Tlllt Ml-1 11 c-.. ltr c MecA,...,,,atW..SUhcllS,l"'IM,CA bodl-•: ----~. ft11S. $0UTH POINTE AUOCIATH, ,,._.. M. HuMtey Tlll1 _.,_II~ lty • ~· 11ft2 Fltdl A-, Wte Ml, '"'IN , Tllll ~ -111• w1t11 tM "'°etten. CA tt714. C ..... y Cler1l Cf Or.,,.. C-0..y.., ~OOWNIAtiSC:O. LIEIE C. SAMMIS, GUl'ltrUI left. 2. ""· =~ Mfllft, ,.arlMr, 94 LI Mc Ille, Newper1 ,,,_ ~ ....... -.a.-•.._ '-" CAtlMO. ~Or-.. c:-st Deltr ll't.... Tflls ...,,_. -flied wltfl ... sAMUIEL G. LINDSAY, OeMl'el S.. 4, ti,"~ tt1t "'7.i C-fy (*11 cf OrC119t C-ty Oft ... ,,,,., • 2 ltlelN Ccllr1. He...,, ...... 4, ""· lccdl, CAftMll. -~i~ ~ ~mD JOHN S. HAOl!STAO, GeMral ..::',,"':" .. ,._. c:..M Dllll'f f'llo«, ........... a !twt....,. "-· trvlN, CA ~· ..... ., .... u . ••1 ....., mu. •tCTlnGU19UIH... oq K. MAlllt N•LION, G•11•r•I ,._ITATtl-WT .-Jt 1111( "•rll'ler, 1711 La ,.laye Drive, TIM fell9Wlft9 ,_.._, .,. 'Wf~ Seer-.-, CA ..U. , ......... •: CARL ,, WlLL.O•llOTit, OeMl'•I WllCO PUaLllMIHO, UU "IC'flftOUIMllll•ll l"wtMr, 4 _,.,.. 1ey OflVlt, ~ w.,,.., Ave., 11111• A, l"Cllflt•lll ...... STAft-•T tlUIMer,CA .. a. Vclley,Cel ......... ..,. , .......... ...,_II~... lllAOLIEY A. TALT, Ge11ercl ........ ......_ 1-., c ...... ; l"Cl'tNr. 1149~ OflVlt, a.r- e.I ....... ~ 9M ~. lllC'I l"Mn1-. ._a. Oc-. te, CA. ...... "· .......... ~. Clllfwlllc ,,..,.......,. ..... CA .. I. •oe••TA.At.LalOllN,Lllt'lltM ...,. ltlCMAe l"ttANClt .1• .... tNOS. ,..,.,_. 4 Olllllllflt "-• ~ "* ................ ...,. _. -I . C.-,,.., ~ INdl, leecfl, (A--. ''"'""' CA .... t. Tlllt _._, 11 ,_,_. 1ty • Mee1 MMI• At-latce, TIMI..._. It~ w _,. ~ llMI ... .......,.._ Ill(, _......!.. ..llMI. .......... Fa irbanks Ranch . Per- haps the m ost impor- tant private residentia l com- munity ever crea te d in Southe rn C alifornia. 1,240 prime master-planned acres at Rancho Santa Fe, an area reno wned for its presti ge, the traditional beauty of its ar- chitecture and charming earl y California ambie n ce. H e re you will find estate sites of o ne acre and larger with all access controlled by electro n- ically activated privacy gates. Thro ugho ut ti me this land has attracted swash - buckling romantics yearning to call it their own. One such man w as Douglas Fairbanks. Awe struck upon seeing its breathtaking natural beauty he determined that here was the perfect place for his and Mary's dream h o use. But alas, it was not to be. Fairbanks' passio n fo r this land continued, howeve r, as he turned it into a working ranch where citrus grov es were planted, lakes built and streams created. Today, it can be the perfect place for your dream home. Panoramic views across the valley to the coast in a cli- mate of refreshing seawashed air. Towering eucalyptu s forests, orange groves and beautiful rolling meadows offer a rare, uncluttered set- ting. A lakeside clubhouse with beautiful tennis facilities Fairbanks Ranch ...,.,.. c............. "k........ """"' Ob . h P '* ........... ..._ .,.. ... 111• ....._. -""' ... • n-1e ....._.. -.... ... .. tam t e roperty Report required by Federal law and rtad it :=:;:.~or._c-ey ..... ='l =.-.. °'...., c-tr • ~:,-.. or.,. c-ey"' befort signing anything. No federal agency has judged tht merit a rc nearing comple tio n. A full equestria n center a nd wan- dering tra il will be incl uded as w ill Fai rban ks Village Plaza, to be built a t the south- west e ntry of the Ranch to provide convenient sho pping a nd p rofe ssio n a l services. It will almost be impos- sible to believe you are o nly a few minutes fro m the San Diego Freeway, twenty-five miles from d owntown San Diego and comfortably close to O ra nge County and Los Angeles. Fa irba n ks Ranch h olds every p romise of becoming o.ne o f the most prestigious a nd sought after addresses in Southern California. A place of l'nchanting beauty a nd en- during cha rm. It is one of the last opportunities to e njoy a truly elegant, rural lifestyle w ith every m o de rn con- venie nce. All h omesites are imp roved w ith natural gas, sewers a nd cable television. and of course, all utilities are unde rgroundttf ·-secure ppointment to visit Fairban s Ranch to- day. Ranch tours by appoint- ment only: Fairbanks Ranch Realty Co. P. 0 . Box 2012, Rancho Santa Fe, California 92067 Telephone (714) 756-3795 (213) 277-9488 From $175,000 ,.. ..... er.. CMet ~ ........., 0r-. c:iu... Diii:: ,._..,,... 0r.-CMet IMI•~= or valut, if any, of this property . .... It, ••OcU,"" ..., ...... ~,•It.Oft.I."" ....., .... II, •1t.od. I."" ....... a!:=================-==================?====~====-=:l:iaiJll~• • .... -c:. • .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 181 1981 Social Secur~ty going out of control? ~ICTITIOUtalltl .. 111 "AMCITAYIM8NT Tlw 111-lfte flltf-It Wl"9 ..,.._ ....... Rr JOHN CUNNIFF .~ ............... IQEW YORK -You m&)' be ex· 1•usl"d if you think flnanctaJ problem• are 1 tw only concern about Soriol Security. since 1hr.> are dhcuRsed duJ· ly , observed ln the ~rn~ r hl'ck weekly. and '><'l'm to grow worse l'ftch year divides Americans lnlo two groups or clanea: those who produce and those who are "Inactive but still share In 1ucb pro duclion." concerns in a new book, "The Co'llln1r RevoluUon In Soc:1 1 Security." some or which he excerpted for The Mercer Bulletlft, s small monthly publication Among other thloiis. he contends that very few peoplt> <'Omprehend the pervasive 1mpuct lhut Social Security is having. It isn't just rtispondini lo needa, he says, "It is shaplnll and even creallna" them Consider this ·Social Security Lreapaaae1 upon almo t every aspect of our personal Uva by Im· posing n unneceuary straitjacket of behavioral 11tandards: when to retire, how much to earn between ages 62 and 72, when lo divorce. whether lo remarry as well all when and to whom. It destroys the flexibility needed ror u8 to manase our lives as we see fit." CHUCIC ' ILICTltlC, ltlU MltMlt., Sul•••. c~.o .... "'"· H111!11""'9ft IMOI, Clo..._ c ....... M. w ...... , • ., RI- Cir .. .._.... .. ll•H•r, CA tow. Tlllt ~.Is ,~ ... .,, •II i,.. dlvlOlllll. Qleflff M. Wa•• Tll;. tte\t,,_I W•.l llltd Wltll the C:Otlnl~ Cl••-ot Or•ll9t Counly on S.pl 2.1•1. ,,,_ PYllll-Or-. CM1I 0.11., Pl ... , Cone rned as he 1s .tbout the lmm~diale 11nd future financial de· reels of the nation's re· Concern also about Social Security's role In discouraging personal savings and lhe formation o! private pension phmli. lhua retarding capital formation needed for a alrong economy and reducini irOwth that would improve \ivlng standards for all - active and retired alike. Who ls this man with such strong opin Ions about Social Security? He is a man with unique knowledge and understanding of the system, having been chief actuary of the Social Security Administration in the 1970s. ·ro R.oblruson. 1t is the influences being wrou1rht by the system on our present and future Jives. "not the obvious money costs, with which we should be most concerned." And lhis . "Socild Security is structured to reward traditional life patterns, that is, male breadwinner and female homemaker, and lifrlong marriages that are becoming much less representative of modern lite. S.114 4, II, 11, U, ltll ,._., fltOTICa Of' IM.I Hotlto It ...,. tlvlft llllrwlftl It M<tlOlll »71 M'4I •12 of Ill• CMI GOillt Of OW ..... Of CallMmit tM - ""IOned. McrertllM T.wlnt IM. Wiii Mii et ..... le -111ft. et J76 N. letnlll St., OrMelt, CA fJMI .. 10:00 •.m. on ,,...., , .. IN 0.y flf Oc· l I r e rn u n t p I an . A • cuH1"" Haeworth Robinson h1as a list o! more sub· lie and Intangible concerns that draw re· lativcly little attention A concern, for example,· about Social Security being a mechanism that neatly Robinson. now vice president oC William M. Mercer, Inc., an employee benefit and compensation consultant. expresses his Considering that 30 years ago Social Security cost a mere one percent of lhe taxable payroll of those covered. now coats 14 percent. and SO years from now 18 pro- jected to cost 20 percent to 40 percent, that observation assumes enormous propor tions. What influences does he see? "Social Security 1!1 not flexible enough to a<'commodate the changing role of the family unit, and, in particular, of women as they move toward independence and equality " •-'· 1•t. ~ ftl'-lftf -..Crlllee iw•n.,. IO wit. l t 7 6 Foro SO Gr •ll •Oa, VIII HWl:JF167"'4, ~ LI< •-.HRN AT&T profit up 22.3 percent , Income $1 .93 billion for quarter ended Aug. 31 I NEW YORK <AP > American Telephone & Tele- graph Co., the world's largest corporation, said its profit for June through August climbed 22.3 percent over last year, to $1 93 bilHon. During this year's third quarter, earnings per share rose 12.2 percent to $2.39 from $2.13 l ast year . The retur n on s hareholder 's equity rose to 14.43 percent from 13.22 percent last year. was the Bell System's best in three years.·· said AT&T Chairman Charles I.. Brown this week. In the quarter that ended Aug. 31 last year. the communica· t wns giant's profits were $1.58 hi Ilion. Revenues grew lS.9 perecent to $14.9 billion from $12.8 billion. "In earnings improve- ment, the quarter just ended He said the gain "reflects a growth in our overall volume or business or 9.8 percent ahead of a year ago -stronger than might have been expected in the fa ce of a sti ll uncertain economy." Casino layoffs due ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. (AP) Casino hotel industry o((icials 'iay Atlantic City's eight legal gaming halls may lay orr as many as l ,500 workers as lhe s hore resort s lows for th e winter. dustry officials warn there could be more. William Downey, executive director of the Atlantic City Casino Hotel Association. said layoffs throughout the industry could be "a big number." possibly as high as 1,500. Brown defined growth in busi- ness volume as reve nue tn· creases adjusted for rate changes. He said rate increases granted by federal and state regulators so far this year will add close to $3 billion to the company's revenues for 1981. Playboy Hotel & Casino. which opened in April. has announced 216 casino workers a re being dropped from its payroll and in- The industry now employs about 30,000 people. For the 12-month period lhat ended Aug . 31, AT&T's profit rose 13.6 percent to $6.66 billion, or $8.52 a share. compared with SS.862 billion, or $8.04 a share in the same period a year earlier. Revenues rose 13.3 percent to $55.23 billion from $48.76 billion. COLLECTORS CORNER HOUSE OF TAILORING AL TERA TIONS FOR MEN & WOMEN .. .,. Cotft• ........ Oo6d .... ., .. 1M1 GelfC .... S>M2.M SllnrCl.tt.11 • .,., le4I MIJ.U Mu.ZS MU.ts MUU DISCOVER SO COAST PLAZA 540 849 1 '*·" '567.11 llDIM ........ CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA Lowrr Lr•rl by Corou•rl -eo-"""• ., .... '11411-BFACH TOWNHOMES AT BUILDER CLOSEOUT PRICES flUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME STATEMENT T "• tollowlno ~rsons ere dol1>9 O..\lneu •• FRANK HUGHES, !SS.I Comp,1te< l onr Hunllno1on Beach. C.lllornle 11••• l'ICTITIOUS IUSINIEU NAME STATIEMUIT Tll• fono..i1>9 ~no•u ar• dolno t>usl,..uu COA/HEMET, L TO , J•t San Miguel Drive. Su•lt 100, Newoor1 B ... c11, ca111om1a 91'60 From $139,SOO Reduced up to $20.000 ~·-·~~~:' s F P Put>llli>e"· one. IA Colltornt• Corpor.ttlonl, ISS.I Compultr Lone, Hunllnqlon Bffcll, C•lllornla •2'Af. Tiits bu>tneu I• conducled by a cor PO•etlon Mk,_1 I. c:.oi-, M Sall Mlo,_1 Drive, Sulla 100. Newoor1 Beacll, CelllOmla '2MI> R-r1 D. E1ttl, »t Sen Mlg,.I Drive, Newoort BHch. Celllornla ,,..., Excellent Financing l J J Call collect (7 14) 942·3236 or (714) 695-0660 F P PubllSlot,., Inc:. Jemes W Fl..,.e>an E~tCUllvt lll<t PtH This business Is concklcttd by a 111••••••••••••••••••••••••• llmltecl perlnf<SIMp 1- Tiii• 'JUl-l was Ill.cl with IN County Cler• ot Oron~ CCNnty on .. 119 "· 1'81 "'""" Publhlled OranQt Co.st Dally Piiot, .>\119 11, Sept f , II, 19, 19'1 ll7H1 fltllllC NOTICC Ml<,,_I I c:.oi- Tllls st••-• -111.0 wllll the Counly Cler-ot Onnve County on August~. 1tll ltae..1H.Men'- "9~~0r.SllltttM H....-rt 11eec:11, ea. -Pul>llsned Or-Co<tSI Dally Pilot, Jlug. ll, Sept ••• 11, ti,'"' .. , .. 1, PVlllC •TICE ll'ICTITIOUS •USINIU NAME STATEMENT HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICES. IUO Log,,n Al/1111,., Unit o, Costt Me-st, C•lllornl• 9»2' G•rv E-Wll1«1, llO> Wa,....., l'ICTITIOUS BUSI NEU lllAllJC MllTV'( L-. Goa~ Mew, Calllomlt ,,.,. NAME STATEMENT ... PIVI"-Thi• b<AlneU I• conduc1ed by •n 111 Tilt toflowing person ••doing l>usl-1-------------1 dlvl-1 ""\\ •• l'ICTITIOuS IUSINIES.S c;.,y E Wiison CLASSIC FINISHI NG, lOU S. NAMESTATEMIENT Tll" &1<11-1 W O$ filed •11h 1111 ~••rbO< Blvd , Soni• Ana, CA t)IO.O Tl•• followlno IM•SOM ere aolng County Cler~ ol 0••"9'1 County on Sllt lltt Dean R tC hudson. >Ott business as: AuouSI 26, ltll t oolldot Avt . Costa Mo.t, CA '1626. JAY FLANAGAN, UH Werner rlMW Th" °"''""'' 11 conduCleO by •n In· Av•"""· S..lte A, Founteln "••lo. CA PJ1bO...., 0.-Co.II D•lly Pilot, aiv10u11 nJoa. Aug, n, Sept.•, 11, 11, 1t11 •w1 S~llff RIChtrclsOn F P, Puellt.ller\, Inc IA C.llfCM'nl• Thi\ 1t•l•,,,.n1 ••• llleo wtlh tr. coroor.tlonl, l)~I '°"""''•' L.ant. Cu11nlv Clerk ol Oranoe County on Hu"11nQ1on Be.en. C.lllCM'nt• ,,_ S.pt 1 1'41 Tnl1 ~lnftl h c-uctiod b'f a C0t• r11_, DO••tlon. Pul>ll\llo<I Oranve Co.>1 Dally Piiot, F p PuOllSher\, Inc <,~01 4, 11 II, 1S 1'81 l«HI J.,._ W Fl- Ea.cutlote vice Prn. flUBLIC NOTICE Tll•• stalof'Ntfll was 1119CI wltll IN County Cler• of 0••"9t County on PUIUC MOTlCE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINIESS NAME STATIEMIENT The followlno persons are dolnq bli1lneu n . NEWPORT INTERNATION.A L, :.51 Birch Sl,...1. NewPOr1 Baech, CA '1660 . .Aug 21, ltll, .. 1M11S WILLIAM A. MENDELSOHN. NOTll .. E ~~ .. T:.~~:>~rs SALi Publlllwd Or•not Coast Dally Pllol 25075 AC«I• I.AM. UQUN Hills, C-' UIJTl(E IS HEREBY GIVEN, 11\el Aug. 21,s.pt, 4, 11, 11, ltll ll7Hi t1H3 ALECI( BLOCK, 100 Werner no rr1c1ty, S..Plomt>er H . 1t11 tit 00 ------------.A.,.nue, Los "'-'n. CAt0024 o •lo<• • m of s.tld Cle'f, In Ille ottlc• PUil.iC llOTlC[ Thi• builneu Is conducted by 0 '' Rf4 \. ESTATE S ECU RITIES generalp.af'tnersr.,p. \EllV ICE. IOCalod •I 1010 Norlll ------------Wllll-A IN,_,....,,, Oro.Wwav. Suol• M . In IN City ol Cl'I' 1M Tllll 11•1-I wu fllect wllh lhe ~nal-""" County ol Oran91, Stale ol NOTICE 0, TltUSTEE'S SALE Counl'f Cieri! 01 Drt"9t County on (411 .iorn1 •, REAL EST •TE T.S.No 2...._. StPI 1,1tl1 Sl (Ulll'TIES SERVICE, .t Calltornl• On S•pttmt>tr 1S, "11, al t . IS 11'17tltt •orpor•llon, u duly apPOlnle<I TrustM o'clO(~ a.m., Friday, ·~ Ille Iron! .,.. PubllU...i Or-eo.u Dall., Pllol, undtr ano pUrsuanl 10 Ille PO-• ol tr•nu to lllt old Drano• County Stpt. 11, 11, u, Oct. 2, 1991 Jm~I \fie rontorr..i In 1rw1 cort•tn Offd ol Courlhou... located on Senta Ana rru~t o .. cultd by MANLEY J Blvd., bel•ttn Sycamore SI. I. FE OUCIA & DENEIGE 0 FEDUCIA, Bro-•y, Sent• AIWI, CA nu>Wnel ....a wile, record@d Oct-r 2, W E S T E A N M U T U A L 1'90 111 a-1)171 o1 Otllcltl A.cords CORP.ORATION,• C..lltomla corpore.- ol said CAlunlv. at~ •1. A.corder'• Uon. u TruslM or sublllluted Tna-, ln\lrumenl No ,.11, b" rMi«I ol • unckr tt.e o..d of trust HKuMd b'f brU<ll or Otfault In payment or OISTOMAT COMPANY OF NORTH Pt•lorrn•n<• ol 111• oblle•llOl\S AMERICA. INC., • C•lllornl• .. cured lller.i>y, includlng 1,..1 brM<h Corpor.,IOn, lltrt ln Ulltd TNSI«,,... or detaufl. Noilce ol whlcll ,.._ ,... corded Aug. 3, 1t7' •s lnstrumtfll No. cor-A,prll 1, n11. In Booll 1400s o1 .an, ln Booll IJ2"· P~ 1"1, of Of· Dlll<l•I At<ordl ot wld Counl'f, •t tlcl•I Racordt of Dr•nge Covnl'f, P•O• ,,.,, Rtcordtr'• Instrument No, CelllOmlll, wlll .. 11 •I pvbllc •u<llon to U04 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC· Ille h~ blddtr tor, .. ,., P•Y•bM lfl TION TO THE HIGHEST 8100ER lawful -y ol the United St.let al l'OR CASH. lawful money o1 the Unit-Ille time of s.tle, Ille lnte,..,t C011ve'f9C1 td Slllles, •II ~Y•bl• •I Ille time ol 10 •nd -held by M IO ln11-Undff salt, 111 fl\1111, lltle and lntff'HI "°'" H id deed of 1rutl 111 lh• pr-ny 11e10 by 11. u TruslM, 111 -lo t"-1 rt-sltuat..S In w ld Count., and Statt, •I p,._rty llll>att 111 wkl CCNnty Mel dncr1-•a: SI ale, dH<rlbod t s lollOWl. T11411 portion of Loi ti ol Tr.cl No. \.ot 2 of Tr.ct No 4710. In lhe City 6.Sl, es .-on • Meo rec~ 111 ol Newport 8a1th, as •llOwn on • mlC) Booll 19, P~ 42 ol MIK•ll•- PVIUC lfJTlCE ll'ICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAMI! STATEMENT T111 fotlowlno .,.,_, 11 dolno bull· MH •s. SADDLEBACK VALLEY PAINT - ING , 2SH2 Cherro. 5•n Ju•11 C1pltlreft0, C.llfCM'nla tlr.7S Gene W•lll. Jr. 2S442 O\arro, San Ji;en Capillr-. Gtllfornl• 9l67S Tiiis business Is conducted DY en I" dlvlduel ~WalllJr. Tllll fte'-t wat tlltcl Wiii\ IN Counl'f Cltf1I of Or-County on~ I.miller I, 1"1 .. ,,...,... Publllhecl OrM\91 eo.st O.lly Piiot, Sept •• "· "· 25, Oct. 2, ••1 -..1 NIUC •ncE rtcordecl •r Booll 1 .. , ~ It of Ml .. Mops, racordl ol Oran.,. Co11nly, oll•t.-a MOPl, In Ille Offlct o1 the Calllornle, more p1 rtlc11larly l'ICTITIOUI IUllNISS County nKordt< of wld c-IY dt1crl-as tot~: NAMI ITAT1!MINT Tiie strt>tt eddrfts or other com~ The _1., 50.00 !Mt of Ille fftller· The tollowll\O _ _. It aofng bu.I· de•IONflon, II any, ot Iha rffl pt-· ly 22S.00 i... of Mkl Lot ti, wlcl 22S,00 MU •t• ly lltreln.-clHcrlbtd It PVr-'td IMl ""'9~•'°"llthe~r· HVCl(LIBERAY F.-RM, 6715 ,. tit ,,,, s..u-.. O.tve, N .. _, ly 1111• of H id LOI " from Iha Hone"-It-. Or-. C.tltoml• BH<h, Gtlttoml•. 1011lhtHltrly corner the,.of, 1111 .,... The _,,lgned ,,.,._.,, dlt<IOllM WttlO<'l'f M'4I fftlerly llMt tf Mid Jerry OVntlft, 67U HOrtttl\ot •II llMlllll't' for lncCM'rlKtnHs In Ml4I parul llelflO .i rlghl .,...., llO IN Roff 0r.,. c.tttornl• tM' llrt" lddr•H « other cotnmon *' '°""'" ly line~ ' ' ••on•tlon. EXCEPTING TH.l!ltlFltOM llM Thlt .......... It ~-by •n Ill• S1lc1 .... will be maci. wltlloul w•r· sou!Nr1v 10.00 t911 u dlH<rlMcl In dlvlo ... 1. wrvounton Tiiis ··-I Wll filed wUh Iha eoumv Clerk of Or-Collnl'f on 5-- lffllDef .. 1'11 rvu •nee l'ICTITIOU• IUSINIU NAME STATIMINT TM ioltowlng jMrM>n• ••• doing bliil-.. : CDA/SAN MARCOS, L TO , »t Sen Ml-I Oflw. S..011• 100, N...,DOf1 Be.ch, C.llfornl• '16'0 Mk l'IMI I C"'-, »t Sen Miguel Drive, Suite 100, NtwDOrl Buell. C• lltorni• '26tO R-.1 0 E•el, »t SM\ MIO<>el Drive, Suit~ too, Newport 8e•<h. C•lllomla '26tO Thi• b<UllWU " condUClto bv • llmll.cl 1>9r1nerstolp, MlcllNI L Collen This stt1emen1 •H 111.0 wl1h IN County Cler• of Ounve County on AUQUSI ~. ltll ,,..,,,. ltae..1 "· _._, '"· Sil~~ CH. Sotltt 956 ~IMdl.ea • .- Puoo~ Or-Go.II D•lly Pilot, Aug. 21. s.pt. 4. 11, II,"" ~1 PUIUC MOTlCE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME STATEMENT T llt loltowlno SMrM>n• are dolnv t>uslnnsu: A NEWPORT HOME LOAN • 243; B NEWPO/H HOME LOAN.,.., C. NEWPORT HOME LOAN 06S; 0 NEWPORT HOME LOAN #266; E. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •267, F. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •268; G. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •2 .. ; H. NEWPORT HOME LOAN •270; ll Corpor•I• Pl.it, Nt•POn BH ch, C•llfornla ""° Newport Homt Loan, Inc.. C•llfornla, 11 Corportlt Plue, Newport 8ffcll, C.lllomla •lt'O Newport Homt L°""· Inc: ICalNMllH .. p AU'l Viet PrHldenl Cork Kloke Pruldlllll Tiiis Ntemefll w•l llltcl wilt\ Ille County Clerk ol Oranve C011nh on Augufl 26, 1t11. F1WSZS Published Or""Ve '°'911 O•lly Pllol, Aug 21. St91. 4, 11, 11, ltll JtlO-tl. ll'ICTITIOU~ IUSINISS NAMI STATIMENT f ht follow\na perM>ns ere dol"O buslntUH! PIHi( POODLE PET CENTER, SO. East 111 s1,..1, Tustin, C.lllornla ""° C•rl Allen K-. 13041 N~ St., Garcltft Gn>w , C.lltornle •Ml Mulon KatlllHn l(n•PP, •J1M1 N•wllope St •• G •rd •ll Grove , C..llfornl• 9'»43 Tlllt b<&lness Is ,_"""" b'f ln-cllvld\l•ls, H\.IJNncl encl wlft. Carl Alltn Kn-/ Merion l(etl\IMll Knapp rtnty, HPf'IH or lmplled, ,...rdlf!V dHd llO tN City of c .. 11 -.., rt- 1111•, PM-lion, or enc:umllrencn, llO corded Mitch U , 1'77 In ~ 1Jtl$, HtltfY Iha prlnclPll llel.nu tf Ille P-.e m, of Offklill A.cor• tf Mid Hot• or other oOl'9atlon MClll'M by c-tv. N ld o..d ol Trust, with Int-I and The tlrfft .odrttt encl/or ollWr other Ill/It et prOlllOM theNlft; .,._ cOf'll..--.laNflon, 11 an., It.....,· •d .. rKft, If ..,.,, llf'cltr ti. tarlM t0 10 be Tiiis 1ui-1 ••• llled w1111 '"' Count., G .. '11 flf Oronot Collnty on s.p. temDer I, 1'11 l'I~ 1'111111 l'vltll"*' Or-. CMtl Delly PilOC, P11bll1Nd Or-c-t Deity l'llOI., 5"t· 11, "· u . Oct. 2, ,.., «IOS41 S.pt. 11, ... u . Oct 2, ltll 4042 .. 1 lllertOf _..., lnterHI on tlltll Wveft<lt, llOOll'lVktofleSI., G.ut Meu,C.A Intl plvt I-, C-QllS ..... ··-ol 5-ld Ult Wiii lie m..i. lllllllwut WW• 111e r ....... Md OI eoe 1nn11 crMtM r..-1., -. to title _...,. w •11C_.. by tot Id OtH of Tru11. n.1 lot•• br.-, tor the ~ .. IMWlllt .. l'ICTinOUS ain1 .. 111 a1'1'161iM .. Mid Ollli9etlOll, lllCludlllO 0011..U---tty t.tlcl 6..-I,._ MAMS ITATaMl .. T AHOfllbly tttlf'MIM , .. t. '"-..... clUdlftt tllt ... lfld ........ tf ... Tll• fOll-lllQ PtrlOlll at• dolnt •Ml •"""1tft ol t"9 Tru~ ... •I the tr111M ..o of tt>t tnt1I• crw• lly 1M11lnn1 Ml llmt of lnltl•I C>ubllc•llon of llllt .. Id clMd. "'1_. 1"9,_,.,, wltll KSNMAR P~IC. 11>&M Ml Nelle•, I' Sl),171.97. lllterHt M Pf'OVldtd !Mt'elft, lftd .. Cllllw .... ClrCll, FOtlntaln Vellty, OO*ltept...,._t, ltll ~lcl Pfln<._.. Md lftw.st et t11t Clllf-141tt10I RMllJMtt N.WCI) tlK""" W ,..-~ te-111111 IC__,.A....,W.tb. •ttllll'fM *"'"In s.nk•, m . t11,u T,.. 1,..aM, 1 tvlM, c.ei•..,.. mu. a (41111«!111 COf'l*'•llOft. o.t.d. AU91fti1 U, ltl1 Miry Jft ~ • 12 9My1111 f f'M .. TrldWI, w I'. s TE It N Mu Tu .... L LAM, trvlN,CMlflnllet271S ty: D. J . N1or91r. CORl'OlllATION Tllll "'*-•II oaMuctH lly on lfl I'll~ 1'00 .. T""'lf\$1 1dlllldvll. llaM,) °'*'tlf, CA.,.., 1(-tll A. W.ttll -N ,,....,.. • ., m4rn1~1t0. T111t """'*" .... rn• wlffl ,,. E• ' a 9'ldl T,,,.... C-1'1' Clfftl Of°'"""' c:-ty on S. , CA mo. •vi oi.-•-lffllllff •. "'' : OMl tl>,_ T""'" ..... °"'"' Pl,_. ...,., .... °'_... GeM1 Oell'f '1iec, ~lllflld Of_... 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See G2 . Fern~ndf hasn't ~~ ·~haitged LOS ANGELES CAP) -Early this season, when the Fernando Valenzuela legend began taklnl shape, tbe20-year·old left-bander said he didn't believe that the aud. '"! den fame he had encounterecl would change him. That seems tq betbecaseinanumberofways. . I Valenzuela, who woo hit first I DeM, ........... ~ Quarterbacks in action this weekend are f from left ) Costa Mesa's Steve Anderson, Corona del Mar's Eric Woods and Estancia's Jim McCahill. Streaks on. the line • • m prep action Many questions figure to be. answered tonight as, area football teams resume play By aOGER CARLSON Of .. .,..., .......... Questions, questions -they'll be answered tonight as Orange Coast area high school football teams enter the second week of non·league action. Can Edison High keep its winning streak alive and make it 24 in a row? <The Chargers are rankea No. 1 in CIF Big Five Conference and Orange Coun· ty and are two·time defending Big Five kingpins). Can Fountain VaJJey's Barons <No. 2 in CI F and Orange County) put down El Toro for a third straight year? <In two tries El Toro has yet to score on the Barons). Can Estancia's Eagles contain Laguna Hills quarterback Bill McVicar? (McVicar completed 23 of 27 passes for 309 yards last week). Estan- cia is rated No. 4 in the tough Southern Section. CAN MAlllNA WGH'S Vikings make it three in a row? (The Yikes are ranked No. 8 in the Big Five and are heavily favored tonight). And will the defense make it three straight without allowing a touchdown? Can Damon Berryhill and his Laguna Beach IDgh teammates pick it up after heavy graduation losses as the Artists open their season <they scrimmaged during the firs t week, rather than play. ing a regular practice game), or will Irvine keep it going after snapping a 10-game losing streak last week? There are many more questions to be answered, and for sev.eral, it's a matter of asking if the running game can get its act together. Newport Harbor, Ocean View and Mater Dei had big disappointments in the ground game a week ago and each has been putting some ~xtra emphasis this week in beefing up that area. ON THE FIRrNG LINE tonight at quarterback are some of Southern California's finest -with Fountain Valley's Matt Stevens, Estancia's Jim McCahill, Edison 's Ken Major, Newport Harbor's Greg Selby, Ocean View's John Heinle, Marina's Ken Laszlo and Corona de! Mar's Eric Woods, among others, putting the ball up. Stevens hit 10 of 22 for 173 yards a week ago and was an All-CIF selection as a junior, as well as McCahiU, who clicked on 13 of 20 for 179 yards in the opener. Major. a 6-4 prospect who has toiled in the shadow of Stevens,. was 14 for 23 and 163 yards in the opener and figures to go to the afr that much again despite the running punch of Dave Geroux and Theo Langford for Edison, while Heinle, Selby, Laszlo and Woods each possess the potential to break games open. Also a key passer, but who must wait until Saturday to show his wares, is Costa Mesa's Steve Anderson. Mesa meets Santiago Saturday night at Bolsa Grande ... WOODBRIDGE OPENS its first-ever vars ity campaign against Orange Lutheran. a 14-0 winner over Marshall of Pasadena last week. Capistrano Valley and Esperanza, the top·rated teams in the Central and Southern conferences and the finalists in the Central Conference showdown In 1980 <Capo was the champ with an 11·0 vi ctory), collide, while University tries Sunday is Rams' day of rest At least that's the way they've played so far NOTES IN A COOKJE .JAR: Dan Pastorini will not (at least for the time be· ing) become a member of the Rams. There are just too many problems -Pat Haden 's feelings, J eff Rutledge's feelings, Pastorini's contract, etc .. etc. Too bad nobody Is concerned about the fans ' feelings ... OK, maybe Coach Ray Malavasi and General Manager Don Klosterman do get along -on a personal basis. Football-wise, they're miles apart. How else do you explain the latest incidents involv- in1 Fred Dryer and Pastorini? The coaching staff wants Pastorini like they would another loss. It was Klosterman who was high on the former Oakland Raider quarterback and brought him in. Malavasi didn't -and still doesn't want anything to do with him. It's somewhat ironic Malavasi would place Pastorini on what the Rams call their •'disaster list," which is where the team looks for replace- ments in case of injuries. Malavasi, himself, might be on that list if the Rams lose Sunday . . . If you're a betting man, smart money is to wager on the Packers and take the seven points Sunday, or don't wager at all. It's your choice, naturally, but the Rams are a pretty shaky invest· ment right DOW • • • RAMS. JOHN SEVANO it's his job to make sure his team has it. He hasn't done a very good job so far . . . MORE MALAVASI : "We don't have any serious problems. We jus t haven't put a good game together yet." Oh ... Does Malavasi feel any pressure yet about hjs job? "No. I have a three-year contract. I don't feel that at all. But then I'm not the person lo ask that." ... Pat Haden, on whether he's looking over his shoulder : "If they want to yank me, let them yank m e. 1 ·m JUSt going to go out and do the best l can ... " Add Haden: "Sure they (the fans> are going to ~la~.e me for what's been happening. But that's ltfe. . .. Are the Rams embarrassed by the past two weeks? "I don't know if we're embarrassed," said Nolan Cromwell. "We certainly haven't played up to par -but I wouldn't say we're embarr.assed.'' Add Pat Thomas on the subject: "We 're just not doing the little bitty things we ought to be do- ing." I wonder ii Haden can be referred to as a lit· tie bitty thing? . . . to make it two in a row with a game at Tustin. Tonight's Games (7:30 except where noted) Laguna HiUs (0-1) vs. Estancia (1-0) at Newport Harbor Newport Harbor (0-1 > vs. Cypress ( 0-1 > at Western · Irvine 0 ·0) at Laguna Beach (0-0) Fountain Valley Cl·Ql vs. El Toro (0:1) at Mjssion Viejo Mater Dei Cl-0) vs . Dos Pueblos (0·1) at UC Santa Barbara Ocean View (0-1) vs. La Quinta (0-1) at Bolsa Grande Pacifica Cl-0) at Westminster(l-0) Corona del Mar (1-0) at &lo Clemente (0-1) Huntington Beach (0-1) vs. El Dorado CO-l> at Valencia Santa Ana Cl·O> vs. Edison Cl-0) at Orange Coast College Un~versity (1-0) at Tustin (0-1) Bolsa Grande (0-1) vs. Marina (1-0) at Huntington Beach Orange Lutheran 0 ·0) vs. Wood- bridge (0· l ) at Irvine Esperanza (1 -0) at Capistrano Valley (1 -0) eight big league starts in April and May to lie a major league rec.' ord, has continued his brillianc~· on the mound, and, as was the case earlier, his unassumin4. manner in dealing with his ac·· complishments. HIS LATEST feat came Thurs· day night as he blanked Atlanta· on three singles and the Dodgers' downed the Braves 2·0. It was Valenzuela's eighth shutout of 1981, tying the major league re- cord for shut-0uts by a first-year hurler set by Ewell Russell of the Chicago White Sox in 1913. "It's another win for the team, that's what it means," said Valenzuela through an in- terpreter when asked about his lates t accomplishment. "It pleases me to get records, but th~ majn thing is I am winning." .. ~ Valenzuela is now 13--4 with Ii' 2.37 earned run average. He leacbc the National League in victories, complete games (11), shutouts, strikeouts (162), and, most likely, in standing ovations. The Dodger Stadium crowd ~ 46, 168 roared its approval a• Valen zuela got Cla udell Washington on a ground ball, Bob Horner on a strikeout and Chris Chambliss on a line drive to rant lo complete his latest gem. Was it his finest game of the' year? "IT'S VERY hard to tell," be said. "I don't think I've pitched that many better games then tonight." It would be difficult to be much better. Valenzuela, who walked two and struck out six, yielded singles by Bruce Benedict in the fifth inning. Jerry Royster lb tbe sixth and Rufino Linares in tbe seventh. Royster was tbe onl~ Atlanta baserunner to get as faJ! as second base in his team's f1ftli straightloss. '·He had all of bis stuff tonight,'' said the slugging Horner. "He pitched a whale or a ball game. <See DODGERS, Page C%) YES. THE RAMS had losing streaks In 1979 and 1990, but you can't compare 'em to this aeason. In '79, the Rams were besieged with in· juries. In 'M, they had the walkouts. This year there are DO excuses, the Rams are just playing lousy football . . . A gre3t sideshow to the main performance on the field SUnday will be the one in the stands con· ducted by the fans who will be torn between booing Pat Haden and chanting for Fred Dryer . . . BENNY RICARDO, the Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College product who kicked three . -~ Dan Pastorini throws some passes under the watchful '1Jf!S of Ram3 General Manager Don Kloster17UJ1> A couple of good beta would be the appearance of both Dryer and Jeff Rutledge sometime during the Packen' contest . . . Malavasi lnsl1ht: "Tb.iftls that normally don't happen to me are happeninc." No kidding . . . Add Ma.lava.al: "What you can't do in this bu.si· ness .. panic, whether you're l>-2, l>-3 or 0·4. '' Presumably 0-S stvta the panic state . . . Tbe Rams' bl11est problem tbua far bu been latenaity or. better yet, a lack of .it. Malavasi says _ Rama game to be televised Tbe Rama· came SUnday wttb the Green Bay Pae• .. will be televilecl live locally, the club an· nounted Tbunday. ' The reaaalnlnf 2,000 H8tl for Sunday'• 1 p.m. start tit Anaheim 9tadlum were IOld Juat under the NPL dtlldUne ol 1 p.m. Tbunclay. ~ same wW be bro.dellt b)' Channel 2 with i Vln kuU)' and Jobn Madden llandlin1 the play·bY· ... ,. <See SEVANO, Page CZ) and Coach Ray Malavasi Wednesday. r Boxers --and fans --deserve a scoreboard .. By HAL BOCK .~ .......... LAS VEGAS -When Gerry Cooney and. Larry Holmes go to work on each other here next March · with the heavyweight cbamplonsblp at st.ate, both men would do well to remember the lesson taucbt by the judges at the Su1ar Ray Leonard·Thomu Heams fieht. A boxer cu take nothina f« sranted. He can beat a steady rat·a·tat·tat on the other ~an~ and dart around the rtnc. •tlnc jabe and , slip puocba all nisbt )Oftl, and tbea ftnd out that . . . aurprhe, aurprpe . . . be •a a loMr. • That'• wbti alm01t happened to Sucar Ray. He bad done a reuonably 1ood Job on Rearu and WU comfortably ahead OD the •c«eboardl of IDOlt rln11lden. Hll com.. ftsund be wu wtnalq, ud be could bay• taken a cautioul cou.ne ill tbe tut ,, two rounds, protectint what seemed to be a sub- stantial enough lead. If he bad done that -and it would have been a perfectly reasonably strategy -he would have lost. And wouldn't there have been some lovely COMMENTARY howls of protest lf that had bAPP1:Ded? Boxini, unlike alm01t every other apon, ll not objective. There II no round·bY·round score po11ted for everybody in the bullcllna to ••· You can watch • fllbt and lblnk your mu II way abud. Then cornea the decialon, and 1uddetlly be'• a loeer. How cu.tb~t be,>'~ wonder. How, indeed? I t \ ~ -~ -~~-----~..,....--------------..,...-·---- . ., "' · (lli er• rqretably get ~d· of~)efl.erson ~ .• w.; ;. . •. yoo ·~e -9:'~· 'iJ1= • • wNt recelv• Johft Jefftfton ial• aoeAfe 1bunday to the San Die10 Cbartert and the ~am prempdy traded him to Green Bay. ' The announcement, by Eugene Klein, the Chargers' owner, came an hour after Jefferson and hla lawyer told a news ecmference that lbeir months·long salary ~ute could never be re- solved. Klelft aald the 0-Me was contmceBt on Jeff~ reporUD1 td the Padc..,-s and passing ,-a "7&\e-1. ~ ··~·nn oot vert happy to announce lbil," Klein =~astily olllled P9WS conference. He praised f erson't '-btlky but said be •CMald re· fue to clyb JpH~ api.nst renecotiatiD1 eeatTaets. "' A hwnber of ether teama" considered tak· int JtfttnOll, Klein ntG without ident;ifyt.M them. 1he Dallas COwbo~. Chicago Bean~ anct New York Gianta were l'eported to have been amon1them. · KRltn Nfd the decision to trade Jefferson was Dl8d• "wlH!n be went on national televilion" about a week ago ud said he believed l\e should go to aaother team. · In his appeuaaee earlier Thursday, Jef· fer~talled the Chargers "a quality team." · "'ney coulcl build a dynasty here with what they could aet for.me," asserted the 2S-year·old voted th• Chargers' most •aluable player in 1980. His l"loney demands-were never mad~ publlc. Quote of the day P"9 ._., on hla nev•r·endlnl k>v• of baaeball: "It doe1n't tak• much to set m• up tor baHball. Once t.be naUonal antbtm plays, I 1et chills. I even know lbe worda to it DOW." '84 Olympics won't be cheap LOS ANGELES -Nickels and • di••s woo't buy you advertlslna · time Clwtlill the 1114 Winter or Sum· met Olympic Slimes. '11'e1Amll'tcan Broadcutln1 Company N14 Thurld~ tft•t. one-half minute du.rinl prt~ Um• tl allbt would cest $215,000 aod tbe ca.ta mQ IO up. Tbe ume half-minute on weekend da)ltisa4t ~l eM t85,000, late hight Sll0,000 fDd weltk..,..~. ' /l~ la.•Y1na $225 million ror the rights to teleeut the~ysnflcs and the network wW be charted ...eer $100 million to be the host telec...,, There will be an estimated 200 hours or more of Olympic teleca1t.i1l1. John JA,saru, vice president of s ports sales and1 OMl'cbaodialn1. told a media conference there'.., ... DO doubt that the Soviet Union will co~~bl r... An1eles. ~ .-i be a lot of statementa be•cen DOW ........ but the Chinese will be MN, and it yov tbdlk the Russians will let the Cbinese take tb~ ff.,, you're wrong," be aaJd. FV's Undley is three shots back a..ft, ....... of Fresno fired a l!I 5-under~• ~ Thursday to take the first round lead in the Long Beach Queen Mary Open golf tournanlent at the El Doradt Goll Course. Bria• IJ.Dd.ley of Fountain Valley, a rwmerup in the U.S. Amateur two ween qo, is three strokes off the pace . . . Elsewhere, Tommy Valen&IH, hoping lo elU'll a lop-to exemption if his putter will just behave, tamed tbt long Fairway Oaks Golf Club in Abilene, Texas with a 6·under-par 66 to grab the ~~Ing reund lead of the LaJet Classic . . . "K.atllJ Mell.Oen, currently 72nd on the LPGA money list and-without a victory on the tour in her 10-yel!J" professional career, fired a 3-under- par 69 and held a two·shot lead in the inaugural ff~reden Classic in High Point, N.C. Baseball's longest season yet From Page Cl DODGERS. ' ' • • Nlekro. Reynolds epert< MOuMon . . Cral• .. ~.trot .......... 11 loaded triple and DauJfr'.!: -... in rour n&n.1 to help 194 e111 Lb• way to hls ninth victory ol dM 1•ar u Houston trounced San Dieft, N to ......._t National Le11u. acUoa Tb~ •Ciitit'N~ t-7, acauered ftve htta • "'*'-• hi.a Me-.t . shutout ol the year, ltrikJlif OUl two and ... ,. tn1 none u be ralaed bit lifetime mark acatut San Dleio to 18·6 • . . ay '111Nllii9lll.atJllD bueball ln 1•: • . Lalla' aal Wuhburn no·hJt San ..,_.. M • ~Mdlest.Jck Pan, •1 M b ... --~ipt1' Gaylord Peny had b_.., lr":\:tl at "'e Cardinali. , .. ~ )'I: 1ta~ pitcher K~n Brett 11 33. Rowton o;utftelder Tony Scott alao ia 33. El11wa.ere, Dave Co•UP· , el•'• ldna.l• drove ta Pa .. • • .. • • ........_ ....... ._..,. U S 0 · C B•H•ilelaet to 1lve To• " Mcmn""'~~s · · av1s up team lee.er (12-2) and ClnclnnaU ,.... ~. Peter Fle•illl • a 14' dedalota ever~ Fran· ....... ,_.,, and EUot TeU¥be; claco ln 10 IMallls . . . Rt«llt· have bMll .-w to the u .S. Davis ban.,r Dlt'lt'Relea ~w i:_ Cup-·t«*B~ O~t. 2·4 semifinal be1t-of.flve ttiree·hltter over" se~ tnr :, ~. hl 411lnst Australia at Portland nl•I• aM 1.or1Bewa4rtlflf-, a. Ore.,..).. . • Soviet Olympic Commltte~ a ~wo·run deuble to lea• et.ara"l'tnarwday that the U.S. governinent Ntelrro Philadelphia t.f I 1·2 •ln over ~ d)e Olympic charter by what the Sov· the New York Meta ... l>ll'NI Jlwter droYe'in 19ll tetaaed u "lnvltation" to South African five runs with a double _. llU fou..U. CU'"'° at.h~~ ~e lo the United Stat.es. The 1rand slam homer, and .IHfil ta ~ar teilld. ~ st..w.,i. an eight-hitter to M•t K_,.tll far tbe afiUl ~ !i:::·~~~'Ee~;,~~ln-lh~ .~td ~~~~ , l~n. tad lo Carcllnals' lead over Kon~~•• ftlip ~-.,,I the top sports events on TV the Mational Leaaue'a « .. "':iieg ' .,., , ','excellent; ',' game between Pittabartb""4 • ; I fair; / forget It. wu postponed becaue of rili · .. 111i: up .. part or a double-tie...,~• ln fy-\~1·a~"'··~•nne1 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ btargb. The Cubs moveil •t. ~ to ~ • • , _. ~ a aeries with the Expos. .,.. · ' NllfllboT~LL: Dallas at~ Engl~. i •, 1 ~ ~ ·r. t •• ~U>~rank Giff~, HowaRI Cosell Red Sox move ck>ser to Tig.,.S ~ ; Al~h ~e cowboys are 2-0 ian• New .nm Bice. collec. ted four hita, II, : I _, hal Y-' to win Its first ga. "!""• Dallas Is on- including a three.run homer and a IY • lilt""" t•verlt~ In ton!Qht s game. Coach run-acoring double as Bo,tol). i• will tln<f Oannv White to the flnno ~omplet.ed a ~our.game' sweep wtth a f.1 vlttocy ··, T.:_ ._"*' ~~~~~~~.._~k•:•~ over Detroit to highll1tbt .. llM>revl-ted ~ f.0)1-.ftd"'i....,•~ted to start Steve orwan at American League sche4ule num1da)t. The-.wtn $1~1'f!Ck. moved the Red Sox past idle Milwaukee to · .. v , - within one·half game of the dlvlslon·leadlng ' : · J RADIO . Tigers in the Americaa Le8"t East ... In the,. • ~-~ -Chicago at Angels, 7. 30 p.m ., only other game pla~ed. IUcll .,,.HI' and ~e " • l%oot_, :.,.. Oatlas at New England, 6 p.m ., Murray each drove m a pair Of runs and Slto&t KNX (1070). McGregor gained his 11th victory in 14 decisions Hoc.k•f; :::z._J(tnos vs. Winnipeg at Victoria, as Baltimore downed Cleveland, 6-2. .. 7 = 50.-J>.m.,..«: PtU (11 SO). From Page C1 . .. . ., ·~.., BOXING SCOREBOARD NEEDED • .· \ ..... . ~. the fighters know exactly whett ~ stanef 1n me ~cl'tkoring secrecy. cout<S supply one or tne course of the bout and what they to do~. oth~~. nasty surprise ir the bout 1oes to a de· A guy who's behind, the way Leoaard ·~cm.let cisielr. • it all hang out going for the bll punch knockout. A guy who's in front, Uke Hfama. caa 1et oa Ills · from Pano C1 bicycle and protect his lead. · ;;;;; »~ THE BEST TIDNG about "°5Ubl the·ftght's svv ~No COLUMN scoring as it progresses is that Ule fans ._ whe, ~ ,.. after all, are paying the freight -would know just whtre their man stands. That seems to be a re-field goals for New Orleans last Sunday, agreed asonable piece of information to supply to them, the 'Saint& were not as good a football team as the considering the big money they're plu.akin& down Rams: "Th,e difference is that we're a yo~~ team for their seats. '"' , aad ~don t ~w the Rams are that good. . ... A baseball fan gets into the ballpark for a lot': On ttae~9rence b_etween this year and last: less bucks than a boxing fan. He knows the score "Last year I thought Vmc~ ( Ferragamo) w.as ~ne all the lime. Why should the fight fan have i. settle -of the best quarterbacks I d ever seen. They Just for any less than that'? . · twoved1he ball at will against us." ... -. " Ricardo jast completed his first commercial Keepmg t~e cards secret avoids any ~8Sl~f · 1or the wtm•tn Morris Agency. Jt wd ror the from the fans m the course~ the fight. But thats"' "Gbmm• l>ftrormance hair salon oreanbatioo the phony exc~e for not poltint the s~es. When • •11ftd it MCted Ricardo $2,SOO. Unfort.unately, lt will a football offi~1al throws a n111·far a penalt" <>I'.. •ly tiie ~ill the New Orleans area ... ba•eball ~mp1re c.alls a runner s~e. or oat, be ... -:!-'ll~'s wife, Karen, related an amusing lea~lng himself wide open for cnttcism f~m !te 19'0ry the P19!lt weekend: "I'm or the Catholic faith pay10g cuslo~er~. and he let.I 1>lenty of tt. ~ ,: Qll bee thlftg ~ believe in is praying to certain makes a boxing Judge so ~~al ~~t h~ ~a.a to be , "Sa'iJlf.s fw cetbin things. St. Anthony ts who ~u protected from the same kind ol enticism . ~ ~ (or·ttst things or items, while St. Jude is Sure, boxing is subjecti~e. One man'.s '1(1lo_ ,.,., pra.\r to for hopeless c~uses. ~ell, last haymaker may be anoth•• maa•s jab. Bu& °"oe &k ~J.. r_Med to St. ~nthony. Th1~ year I ve been people in charge decide what's •llat ln a 'fi\'ea fO St. ~~e. I ve been praymg lo the wrong round why does it have to be kept a seerit cuatil • · · · · the e,;d or the fight? It's not going to cbaaNtbe. . ght: The Rams need more than a Better to let everybody in tbe building tnqw Jmt s~-~Jp ~m · · · . . where the fight stands rrom ">U.Dd to round. lte tackle Mike f~g wUl marry ' ~U• Gally Monday night m Santa Ana .. LEONAllD·HEARNS WM a tertlftc sh3: .Oo pep to a nicer guy or a better tackle b ... <f' ~, .# a shame the judging didn't -m to mlt.c e ft~rft9 are second in the NFC inJ.aSI de-performance that two men put on in the rlnf. I '-· th th h d f r.. Fortunately, it didn't matt.er, but lttm.-. have. enM, '-" ey are 14th vs. e rus an •1 over-... ~ all. Of course, they've only had to face Earl The fight lived up to it.a hoopla, *1d that 1n C•'Dfl>!*l Ud ~rge Rogers in success.Ive weeks itself was an accomplishment. c.oa.ey ad Holmes . .,. . have a tough act to follow. The1 se.-n .. ,.. of •Jlt~ t>.t Hi1h School will p;rovide the corninc through, but they'd better rttllem~at i.t8tl•·lntlrieinment Sunday. Who knhs, with they ean't simply assume they're ahead. Jr tltey .. ~"1uiiit• have been going, this codld be the do, the judges, wrapped l• ~.e cto~ of round-~1· dey'• biq~(lqhli&ht . • # .- \ <I-~. 1' \;" Baseball standiliA• ·' • I • Kansas City x·Oakland Minnesota Texas Chicago Seattle An1~l1 Detroit Rolston Milwaukee Baltimore x·New York II Pct. GB .583 - .500 , .• ~ .441 • ..• , . .• 1 tt Mi-. Cit ....... M ) .. Teua (~ 19-4), II It-City,_ .. 1) ....... 1 ..... Mt. II ' .. ,. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. September 18, 1981 Pirates, Gaucho~, RuStiers of~ and f1111Ding All three cross country teams figure to be in the hunt for their respective conj erence championships .. U you're 1oln1 to nan tour miles, you mt1ht u w.tl do tt over 1 scenic coune, and that'• why today's Palomar Invitational 11 looked upon u a pleasant aeuon opener. Oranie Cout, Golden Wt1t and S.ddleback eollec• d11p1tched their cro11 country teams south today for the lnvltaUooal over rolU01 bills and cool beaches before they set down to the real bualnea next Friday. Here's a quick look at the 1811 croes country aquada: Or•ngeCo•at OCC Coach Gordie Fitul.llu bil top t.b.t~ run· nera back, and the Pirates ftpre to batUe Groes· mont once again ror the South Cout Conference ti· Ue. The Pirate distancemen loet four meets last year -all to Grossmont. Leading the Pirates is Brian Harold, a sophomore from El Modena with a top time or 20 : 06. Mike Serna also retuma and brtngs a top clocldn1 of 20: 11, whUe Mike Henoe. formerly from Westminster High boasta a personal best of 20 :38 over a !our-mile course. The trio led OCC to the runner-up position in the state with only, you guessed it, Grossmont performing better. Fitzel's other two returners -Tom Fitzgerald and Steve Uchytil -should also make the Pirates a contender for the conference title. Talented newcomers to watch include Al Arzaga (Orange), Paul Merryman <Orange), Lalo Terriquez (Buena Park) Scott LaCrosse <Costa Mes a >. "I think that last ye ar in (John) Gerhardt and (Mike) Lansdon, we had a great one-two punch, but we lacked depth," notes Fit.zel. Gerhardt is now running at UC Irvine, whHe Lansdon is competing at .Cal Poly <San Luis Obispo). COMMUNITY COLLEGES CURT SEmEN "We do have a solid pack of runners, though," Fitzel adds, ·•and the team depth will be a starting .Point." Oolden Weat The RusUers of Coach Tom Noon suffered their first losing season ever, finishing with a 4.5 mark in U8>. "This year, we've got a real good group of kids ," says Noon, who has coached the G WC cross country and track teams !or the a past 16 years . To begin with, he has a nucleus of returners led by Dan Arsenault, the former WC!lltmlnster standout. Arsenault has turned in ,a 1: S:.. 70 in the 800 meters while competing in the Southern Cal prellms as a freshma n last year. Other returners are J erry Gallegos, the most improved runner on the team, according to Noon, and Rene Balderrama, who has run a marathon in 2:50. Newcome rs in c lude Ron Al varez (Los Alamitos), Brian Aros (Un\versity), Warren Burt <Marina), Tom Shu and Kevin Lappin (Huntington Be ach), Tim SulUvan <Westminster ) and Les Tate <Ocean View ). "I expect better things from the guys this year," continues Noon. "I think that by the middle of the season, we should be quite competitive." Seddleback "We're excited. We're anxious to get going," admits Gaucho Coach J ay Roelen. MV halts Roadrunners, 7-0 Diablos make first-quar.ter stand up for second win By RICK WAGES CM_o.ity .......... The Diablos of Mission Viejo ran their preseason record to 2·0 Thursday night by defeating Sad· dleback High, 7·0, before a small home crowd of2,500. "We didn't play a very artistic game," admitted Mission Viejo Coach Bill Crew, "but a win is a win and we'll be happy to take it." Somewhere in between numerous frustrations and costly errors, Diablo running backs played a better game than the final outcome indicated. came early in the first quarter when Carroll took a ha ndoff from quarterback Klaus Leitenbauer and threaded his way thr,pugh the 'We didn't play a v ery artistic game.' -MV Coach 8111 Crow gathering crowd ai:ound left .end for 16 yards and a touchdown. Place-kicker John Madigan split the uprights to increase the score to7-0. "We Just played a game of cost- ly m ental errors," said Roadrun- ner Coach Jerry Witte. "These er· rors inhibited our pass execution. a nd without a good passing game it's hard to get the ground ga me ~oing." Saddleback didn't have a cor· ner on the market for poor pass execution. Mission Vi ejo complet- ed only 4 of 16 passes for 31 yards while the Roadrunners completed 6 of 25 for 55 yards. The loss left the Roadrunners wi th a 1-1 record. Saddleback, which finished second ln the Ml•· 111on Conference's Southern Divlslon Jut aeuon, boasts four returners. Chet Verte ( Mlulon Viejo) hu a 21: 11 clock· Ing to his credit, while Bob Olmeda (Capistrano Valley) has been timed a t 21:22, and Matt Du1ard <North Riverside ) has a 21 :44 mark. The Gauchos' fourth returnee is RandyMartln who has a best or 22: 10. • .· New members of the Saddleback '81 squad are Texans Art Hernandez and Armando Nieto, Brad Cuiso (Irvine>, Shane Donavan and John Weber (Laguna Beach). Kevin SeJlers (Mission Viejo), Mike Aschieris (Sun Clemente > and Russ Lloyd from Idaho. "We didn't do very well In the conference m eet last year, so we're looking to reverse the situation." says Roelen. T htJ Gauchos start oft the dual meel at~ wi t h a buna next Friday when they holf' MiraCosta, the southern dlvlslon winner laat )'HJ\ • • • 1''ormer OCC defensive back Steve Cordle b a pretty good day In the colle1e football opener between Fresno state and Ore1on two weeu •• 0. Cordle, now a senior, ls a defensive back tor F"resno State, and he played a pivotal role ln the Bulldogs' stunning 23·16 victory. An All-PCAA performer last seu on, Cordle in· terceptcd two passes and then recovered a rumble In the fin al 31h minutes to preserve th, victory. Cordle played for the 1977 and 1978 OCC squads • * • HaJrtlme activities during Saturday's Sad· dle back-Ventura football contest will Include the dedi cation of the Saddleback scoreboard to Coach Ken Swearingen's son, Steven, who died In an In cross country, the Gauchs are matched with Mira Costa Palomar, San Diego CC. Southwestern and Imperial Valley in the Mission's Southern Division. · automobile accident in 1977 at the age of 19. steve Swearingen was serving as student body· vice president at Saddleback when he died. NFL standings NATIONAL CON FERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Western Division Eastern Olvision Atlanta 2 0 0 58 17 1.000 W LT PE PA Pd. San Fran 1 1 0 45 41 .500 Miami 2 0 0 50 17 Ne w Orlns 1 1 0 23 44 .509 Buffalo 2 1 0 80 23 Rams 0 2 0 37 50 .000 Baltimore 1 1 0 32 63 Eastern Division N England O 2 0 31 42 Phil. 3 0 0 57 27 1.000 NY Jets 0 2 0 30 62 Dallas 2 0 0 56 27 1.000 Central Division NY Giants 1 1 0 27 31 .500 Cincinnati 2 0 0 58 51 St. Louis 0 2 0 24 50 .000 Houston 2 0 0 36 23 Wash. 0 2 0 17 43 .000 PiltsburghO 2 0 43 67 Central Division Cleveland O 2 0 17 53 Detroit 1 l 0 47 45 .500 Western Division Green Bay l 1 0 Tampa 1 l 0 Chicago 0 2 0 Minnesota 0 2 0 33 40 .500 San Diego 2 32 32 .500 K City . 26 44 .000 Oakland 23 57 . 000 Seattle De n ver T1-rM9J'•k-Plllledelpf\la 20. Buffalo H ~.,. . ._ Grffft 8a'I' al II-(0..,,...12 al I p.m I Cleve I-at Cincinnati O.troll •I Minftetola Miami al ~ C0..,,...14 at 10 a.m l N•w York .His at Plttsburoll San Francisco al Allant• Washington at St. Loult San Oleoo at Kansai c11, Tam.,. Bay at CNcaoo 8a111.._eat Denver New one-at N-Yotk Giant~ S.attle at OKI~ _ --<' _,...o-e Delles at N-E"OI-. n 2 1 1 1 0 0 72 37 0 0 56 43 1 0 43 19 1 0 34 31 1 0 19 20 l.000 .661 .500 .000 .000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 l.000 1.000 .500 .500 .500 Pete's Pick at Johnson & Son Any '81 Lincoln or Mercury ,._1s'-at JOHNSON & SON Presents ... Pete the "Greek .. MFL's Pick of The Week *SUNDAY* RAMS OVER GREEM IAY ., . • SAH DIEGO OVER KAHSAS CITY , HOUSTOHOVER MIAMI SAVE s7 0000 · t1 52 7 00 !If ANY I Senior John Carroll, the game's leading ball handler, carried 30 times for 137 yards, while run- ning-mate Kevin Beres rushed for 124 yards in 21 carries. The Roadrunne rs of Sad· dleback threatened lo score several times inside the Diablos' 30-yard line only to come up short against their opponent's strong and durable defense. Mission Viej<i. r anked second in the South Coast League, will host El Toro Friday while Saddleback will host La Habra Thursday. Johnson & -Son Lincoln-Mercury ~o -~~12-9% 18 I : Lincaln er MerClf} •• Mission Viejo's only score The Diablos open league play ~Oct. 16 at Capistrano Valley. 2626 HARIOR IL VD. COSTA MESA APR. Amt saved depends on. lenglh of contract & amt down Minimum 25% dn 48 540-5630 mos. contract DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Trojans capture thriller Bright, dependable 25 year old male ._ __ _Je~•~2:_:·H7~8!_ __ 1~===========================================================:::; with B .S. I n Business Administration . Looking for challenging position as executive or right hand man In small company with prospects. Problem solvlng my specialty. Presently employed for the past 3 years as assistant manager In large retail chain. 646-4234. LONG . BEAC H University High's Milte Herman s cored his second goal 39 seconds into overtime to give the Ll•••··~~~!!!I!!!!""'""'~~~~~~~ Trojans a come-from· behind '7-6 victory over Esperanza in the first round of the Moore League water pol o tournament Thursday. In other high school action, Corona del Mar blitzed Long Beach Po- ly , 11·2, while Marina split a pair of contests - losing to Beverly Hills, 8-5, only to bounce baclt to defeat Garden Grove, 8-7. University trailed Esperanza 3·0 at the end of the !irst period, 4-1 at the end of two and 6·4 at the end of three before scoring two unanswered ARST SHOWING EVER! THE FAIULOUS HEW 1982 FORD EXP T ARGABIRD FRl.-SAT.-SUN. ONLY goals in the final stanza: ORDER YOURS TODAY FOR Herman then connect-EARLIEST SO. CALIF. DELIVERY ed with bis shot in OT to give the Trojans an EXCLUSNELY AT early l-0 record in the THEODORE ROBl .... S FORD young 1981 season. " Brothers KeUy and Scott 2060 HAllOI ILVD., COSTA MESA Wasbbourne scored 642 00 I 0 54().8211 three and one goals, L ~~~=·~~~~=::;:=:=;;;;;;;;~ respectively in the vie-r. tor;~r CdM, the Sea x ~.C.~~lb: Kings were paced by a TM1u , .... 1 ~~~~~n:ef:r'~a~d 1~~ ~ i•I•J~[eVJ!1~1 I -~e::i~om <!~~ l!·~~>y CRA OPEN WHEEL CHALLENGE Jacobs added three TO NORTH -SOUTH • EAST • WEST tallies as the Sea Kini• built a 6-1 lead at the in-TONIGHT AND SA TURD A y termiallon and crulled th~!~~°!:f:i~'l:y~asn't SEPTIMllR 11 AND lt, I p.m. as easy. The Vikln11 could never quite catch up in IOlltng their opener to Beverly Hilla, onl.y to fitht back on the atre~gth of four Steve Miller 1oal1 to ed1e Gardea Grove in their DJthtcap. Marina, a )'OWll team with only two aen.lon. , 1cored flve coals ln UM aecood period to build a 7-a advantaae and t.ben h e ld off a furloua Gudes1 Grove rally ln the ftnal atansa. Pool pa., reeumee to- da1 :, ------1 I IAN PARKING LOT SALE and SKI SWAP SAT.SEPT. 19, 10 A.M.-6 P.M. AS LOW AS SELECTED SKI CLOTHING RENTAL SKIS AS LOW AS l 10J lt.l rol "' . 'I l f & l ·' ..,, ......... JUST FOA FUN -John McEnroe, fresh from bagging his third United States Open championship, returns a shot to Jimmy Connors Thursday night during an exhibition match in Seattle. Boat slww begins Both new and used boats will be on dJsplay this year at the fifth annual Newport Harbor Jn. The· Water Boat Show. The Used Boat Show will run today, Saturday and Sunday at the wharf area or the Lido Marina Vjllage. It will be followed by the New Boat Show, Sept. 23-27. Duncan Mcintosh, producer of the show, said the double·header will introduce another feature, that of having one ticket that will provide the holder with ~s· its to both shows at one price. "Ostensibly, one could visit the two shows eight times with each visit costing no more than 50 cents," said Mcintosh. There will be dealers with used boats, but more than half the exhibitors will be private owners who will not only sell but take trades of anything from cars lo real estate, according to Mcintosh. Mcintosh said the used boat show originated on the East Coast with at least two very suc- cessful exhibits at Annapolis, Md., and Newport, R.I. There will be more than 100 used boats in the first show. Gross value is not known . The second show. involving more 1.han 150 power and sail boats valued at a bout $11 million,-begins Wednesd.ar. Hours of the show wil be 11 a.m . to 6 p.m . weekdays and 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Admission is $3.'rs for adults, $2 for children 6·12, and children under 6 are free. AMERICA'S FRESHEST ICE CREAM 'L/ now accepting applications . Orange County Franchises UNIQUE QUALITY ICE CREAM PRODUCTS MADE FRESH DAIL V ON PREMISES Ful LN of F<mein, ~. and Cakes ProYiding Retail end Wholeule Opportunitiel. Since 1934 ... A Proven Success! Approxlmale lnvnlment $150,000.00 FINANCING AVAILA8LE . -~---- BY ClJ&T SEEDEN ... ...,,.. ..... Quarterbacks are the bi& question marka tor Oran1e Coast College Coach Dick Tucker and Sad· dleback Coach Ken Swearineen when their teams open the 1981 football aeuoo Saturday. At Golden West, me anwhile, Coach Ray Shackleford may have the answer to the coming campaign with his slgnaJ·caller . . OCC, coming off back·to-back 2·8 seasons, in· troduces a pass·oriented offense agalnat the Palomar Comets at Vista Hieb School In a 1: 30 opener, and Tucker has three freshman QBs vying for the duties. At SaddJeback, the Gauchos entertain Ven,_ tura, a team they defeated, 9-3 in last year's Mis- sion Bowl. Last year's backup QB, David Key, gets the starting assl«nment, but Swearingen bas indJcated former Laguna Beach High standout Lance Stewart will see plenty of playing time. And, Shackleford's Rustlers, already with a p~oven fi~ld leader in last year's starter, Sam Aiello, travel lo Bakersfield, where the always· powerful Renegades await. Kickoff for the Sad- dlebat k and GWC contests is 7:30. Here's a look al ho.w the openers shape up: Orange Coaat at Palomar The Pirates' Tucker, opening hls 20th season as OCC's head coach, will have a son in the lineup for the second time in the past six years. (Older brother Rhett _played linebacker at OCC/dur /ng tbe H175 and '76 seasons.) Freshman QB Clay Tucker, a standout at Corona del Mar High last season, should get the starting assignment, but two other freshmen - Art Mllytorena and Sam Duarte -could see plen- ty of action also . At CdM. Tucker connected on 108 of 198 passes for 1,270 yards and six touchdowns last year. His efforts earned him All-Sea View League first·team honors. "I'm pleased with the play of our freshmen quarterbacks, but don't lose sight of the fact that they are freshmen." says Tucker. "If a JC coach had hi s druthers, he'd like to start a new season with a sophomore calling the shots. Give us a few games, though, and I think we'll be solid at quarterback." / A pair of talented sophomore running backs - Tim Frink and Mitch Olson -join Tucker in the starting backfield. while freshmen wide receivers Gary Stenlund and Mike Giddings will test the Comets' defensive backfield. Palomar, a team which struggled to a 1·8 record, is also hoping to rebound from the '80 campaign. ''This team is a lot stronger overall than teams we've had in the prust," says Palomar Coach Mario Mendez. "With good depth at all or the skm positions, we took like a team that can score more than we did last year." Mendoza is particularly impressed with his team's defense. That defense gets the test when it faces Tucker's new l·formation offense which has replaced the traditional (for OCC> veer·T. _ Golden West at Bakersfield An experienced offense has GWC Coach Ray Shackleford smiling as bis Rustlers prepare to bat- Ue Bakersfield. .... -1 -. ... --.,... -I ... Saturday's favorites "",.. OCC vs. Palomar at Vista 0 .30) fdlen West at Bakersfield (7.30) Ventlla at Saddleback 0 JOJ 1't Iii• occ by 7 Bakersfield by 3 Saddleback by 6 In Aiello, Shackleford has a second·team all- conf erence pick who hit on 110 of 196 passes, good !or 1,378 yards and nine touchdowM. And Aiello accomplished those marks despite starting in six of GWC's 10 games. And, the GWC offensive line is probably the team's strongest asset this season. Alex Gerke (6·3, 250) heads the group of returnees that in· eludes BUI Smith (6·4, 215) and Jim Larwood (6·2, 230). ShackJeford's running backs both saw con· siderable action last season, but neither started. Todd Elliott and Steve Kottke will be behind Aiello. EJliolt carried the ball 28 times for 150 yards last year. ' Bakersfield counters with 30 lettermen and a strong crop of freshmen. The Renegades were 5-4·1 last season, but a disappointing 2·4 in Metropolitan Conference play. Coach Gerry Collis enters his 15th s-eason at the helm. and a career record of 103·36·2 since becoming head coach in 1967. Sophomore QB Jim Maples (6·1, 195) has beeri groomed for the starting assignment this season. He started several games toward the end of the 1980 season, c•om pleling 23 of 48 passes for 321 yards and two TDs. Jerry Montgomery, younger brother of the Philadelphia Eagles' Wilbert Montgomery, heads a list of tailback candidates. The other two are Todd Jackson and Pete Lango, both freshmen. and both expected to see action. Ventura at Saddleback For the third time in the last 11 games, the Pirates of Coach Greg Mohns and the Gauchos get together. The two met in a sloppily played opener last season and a much more dignified contest in last year Mission Bowl. Jn both cases the Gauchos came out on top. Swearingen says both Key and Stewart will see signal calling duty. Neither candidate was declared a winner in the Gauchos' scrimmage against Fullerton 136t Saturday. Key threw the ball seven times, connecting on three for 33 yards. Stewart was 1 for 3 for 14 yards. Venl'llra counters with sophomore Brian Phe lps al QB, but he's expected to be handing the ball off a lot to running backs Byron Brown and Teddy Hughes. Hughes has been clocked at 4.45 in the 40·Yat:d dash. Mohns has lost eight of his 11 starters on de· fense, making the Pirates and Gauchos even in that category. Swearingen did come away pleased from Saturday's scrimmage. His young defensive team held Fullerton to 48 yards on the Hornets' first 30 plays. 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DebtlieGreen Weekend TV sports Saturday's TV, radio TELEVISION 9:00 a .m. (9) -HARNESS llOOFBEATS. 10:00 a.m. (5) -ANGELS BASEBALL Angels at Toronto. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Notre Dame at Michigan. 11:15 a.m. (4) -BASEBALL -New York Yankees at Boston. 2 p.m . (4 ) -WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN - Segments include a trip lo the Jack~on Hole Valley in Wyoming. 2:00 p.m. (2) -NFL'S BEST EVER. 3 p.m. (9) -BOXING. 3:00 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SATURDAY - Featured: The ninth running of the Marlboro Cup, a 114-mile race for three-year-olds and up. Also: The World Speedway Motorcycle championships, taped in London. Balboa's Bruce Penhall was the winner. Brent Musburger updates the sports scene. 5 p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The U.S. trials for the world gymnastics championships, taped. Also: Coverage of the Southern 500 from Darlington, S.C. (28 ) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 11 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The UCLA Bruins vs. the Wisconsin Badgers, played earlier in Madison. (13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Trojans met the Indiana Hoosiers earlier in the day at Bloomington, Ind. 11 :00 p.m. C11' -RAMS WEEK. RADIO Football -Notre Dame al Michigan, 10 :30 a. m .. KP RZ ( 1150 >; Florida St. al Nebraska, 11 :25 a.m .. K.JEV (870); USC at Indiana, 11:00 a.m., KABC (700); UCLA al Wisconsin, 11 :30 a.m., KNX (1070); San Jose St. at Stanford, 1:30 p.m .. KPRZ (1150); Ventura at Saddleback, 7:30 p.m., KSBR (88.5 FM>; Cal State Fullerton at Hawaii, 10 :30 p.m .. KWRM (1370), KWVE (108 FM>. Baseball -Angels at Toronto, 10:30 a .m .. KMPC (710); Cincinnati at Dodgers. 7 p.m., KABC (790). Hockey -Kings at Colorado, 6:20 p.m ., KPRZ (1150). Sunday's TV, radio 9:30 a.m. (4) -NFL '81. 12 :30 p.m. (2) -NFL TODAY -Hosts Brent Musburger. Irv Cross and Phyllis George offer features and updates on today's games. Also : Jimmy "the Greek" analyzes the games. 10 a.m . (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Miami Dolphins vs. the Oilers in Houston. . "io:i>"a~,;.-(5> -ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angels meet the Blue Jays in Toronto. Noon (7) -BASEBALL -The Oakland A's meet the While Sox in Chicago. 1 p.m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -Green Bay at Rams. 2 :30 p.m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -Basketball s tar Willis Reed recalls his role with the New York Knicks in 1970. 4 p.m. (7l -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '81 - Highlights of games played this weekend around the country. 4 :30 p .m . (7) -USC FOOTBALL IDGHLIGlfl'S. 6 p.m . (2) -PRO FOOTBALL WRAP. 11 p.m. (9) -SPORTS SHACK. 11:30 p.m. (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL - San Jose State vs. Stanford. Taped Saturday. RADIO Baseball -Angels at Toronto, 10:00 a .m., KIEV (870); Cincinnati at Dodgers, I p.m ., KABC (790). Football -Green Bay at Rams, 1 p.m., KMPC (710); Seattle at Oakland, 1 p.m., KNX 0070); San Diego at Kansas City, 11 a.m., KSDO (1130). (The Dally Pilot is not responsible for late changes.> Orange Coaat DAILY PILO'f.,4=rlday. September 18, 1981 ca, U.S . v.olleyball te~m has local fla Women now training, at Cote de Caza in preparation for World Cup competition • By HOWARD L HANDY ................. Southern California ln ceneral and the Orao,e Cout area ln particular has been the hot-bed of women's volleyball for a number of yea.rs in the United Statet. more oppe>rtunltlea for that here than team• are 1ut.idi1ed by th aovtm· ln Colorado... ment and ln Japan, factories 1pooaor Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high schools have made the 4·A playoffs a local event on more than one occasion. Orange Coast and Golden West colleges have aone lo the state tournament and won there in recent years. UCLA and USC have annually been among the best teams on the college level. HOLDING A TEAM such u the na· llonal 1roup together is no mean task ln Itself. Yet, to compete on an ln· ternaUonal level, this is a necessity There just isn't the competition in the U.S . like this. Yet we are behind on the interna- tional level. -U.S. Coech Me Wno-r NOW THERE IS another team and Selinger has de~oted his life to here that figures lo bring even more making the U.S. a power in women's glory lo the area and to the country volleyball. as well. "In this country, however, we don't The U.S. National women's volley-compete against any other women's ball team has moved from Colorado teams-." Selinger admits. "There just Springs to the Orange Coast area and isn't the competition for a team like is currently training at Cote de Caza this. Yet we are betiind on the in· each day. ternational level." Ur. Arie Selinger is the head coach Selinger rates China as the No. 1 and he explains the move in this team in the world, then puts CUba, manner: Russia, Japan a nd his own U.S. "We trained in Colorado Springs squad in a group a notch behind. the teams. "ANOTHE& TIONG that la lmpor. tant is the amount of time we are able to spend ln tralnine. We are tralnlng about 2S hours each week while China and Japan train from 42 to 48 hours a week. Russia and Cuba at least 30 hours. We 're about 50 per- cent behind in this respect. ' ,, "If each professional team in the country would devote just one cent for each admission to jbe Olympic cause, it would be a treme'Ddous help to everybody.'' Selinger says that collegiate players are not suited lo the interna- tional type of competition because they haven't had the elonaated train- ing. "We have two of the hardest hitters in the world in Flo Hyman and Rita Crockett," he sa~. "Th~ Japanese don't have that type or hitter and when they practice, they have a man drilling the ball to them at the net. "Just before he hits the ball, be says. 'Flo Hyman, Flo Hyman' then hits it as hard as he can. That's the type of respect she bas as a hitter." for the 1980 Olympic Games and il "We have a sponsorship from the boycott hadn't existed, we woWd Mizuno Sporting Goods Co. but it have been in the Games," he says. doesn 't pay the entire freight," he SEUNGER, WIDLE satisfied to be ··Arter the boycott. seven of the says. "We get $50,000 from the Olym-training at Cote de Cua, woul<l pre- players decided to stay with the pro· pie committee and raise about fer lo have a gym at his disposal 24 gram through the 1984 Olympic $35,000 more through various chan-hours each day. Games in Los Angeles. nels but our annual budget is about "They have been very good to us "But some of the girls were behind $208,000 with about 32 percent used but our time on t~e floor is limited to rl1ht next door. The day beclnl at each morning &Dd the pltl)'_.. .,. lne exercises, practJcln.1, rtlltlq I 11,(a hours at mld·day, p.racileln again and then dolns their laundry. "They sleep about flve boun night and 10 through thla rou seven day1 a week. I doo't ldvoea that much practice but it would better to have a &.Ym at our d.llpo1 Cull time in order to set our o schedule. "We will go into an eigbt·bour da to 1983 during our final preparati for the Olympics. This will be o five days with a half-day on Saturda and Sunday oft.'' THE U.S. TEAM will compete the World Cup competition ln lap in November and two of the team' matches have been selected as ke action -one against China and th othe r against Russia and both hav been put in featured time slota. · The U.S. team is currently com posed of 12 players lncludfni th veteran Debbie Green, a graduate Wes tminster High and U$C. Bu there are also several younger players from this area including Kil Oden of Irvine, Tracy Clark an Leslie Devereaux of El Toro, al three just 16 years or age. Selinger's theory is to bring u some young t alent to mix with thif older players in an effort to perpetuate the program through Hl84. The oldest player right now is Hyman who is 27. in their schooling, so we decided to for international travel to the airlines four or five hours in the afternoon," come back lo this area to help them alone. Selinger says. "ln Japan, they not get back in school. There are far "In many other countries the only have a gym but a dormitory ~------------------..:.......----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Speedway cyclists compete Scott Autrey will com· pete in tonight 's ~!leedway motorcycle races at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa for the first lime during the current season. Autrey, who finished third in the 1978 World C hampion s hips at Wembley Stadium in London, 1s returning Crom the British League for tonight's event. He also finished at the top of the British League averages in 1979. Tonight is also fan a1>- preciation night with some 2.SOO prizes to be awarded. Autrey will be facing the usual field of Alan Christian, Mike Bast, Oubb Ferrell and all the other riders who are moving toward the end or the speedway season next Friday night. The U.S. finals are set for Oct. 10 at the Costa Mesa track. Bruce Penhall, the world champion. is re- turning to Souther n California Monday and will be on hand at the finale next Friday night. Bicycle rally set Saturday The City Of Newport Beach 's 75th an - niversary bike rally will be held Saturday. begin- ning at 8 a .m . The annual event is free and open to the public. 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"' .. , • l\lesa tourney slated By £DZINTEL o1 .. ..,Nille ... A record turnout ll experted for the Costa Mesa Junior teonil tournament a.a action 1et.1 UO· der way Sept. 26-27. Over 400 are expected to play in the Chamber of Commerce· sponsored event, with proceecb going to junior development leagues in the area. . Open and novice divisfoDJ will be held in each age group from 10 to 18 years of at1e . Preliminary round• will be held at various couru in Costa Mesa with the finals set for Costa Mesa Tennis Club at TeWinkle Park, Oct. 3·4. This is the fourth year for the popular event. Applications are available at private and public TENNIS ·m clubs and courts in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce. For information, call 979-0536. • • • THE F1NAL STOP ln the Ten· nis Legends Championships will be the new Industry Hills Tennis Club in the City of Industry, Sept. 24.27. This is a 10-city tour which features eight leading over-35 players. The line-up always re· s embles a who's who of tennis. The California stop, for the past two years, has been the John Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Beach but Industry gets its chance this time. Ken Rosewall, the Australian great nicknamed "Muscles," because of the power be generates from his still lean body. is the defending champion in each of the first two years. And again, the 47-year-old former U.S .. Australian and French Open champion, leads with 285 points to fellow coun- tryman 's Rod Laver's 245 points. This champions hip final brings together the top eight players on the legends tour. That group includes Rosewall, Laver, Fred Stolle, Roy Emerson <an Australian who along with Laver lives in Corona del Mar), Owen Davidson, "tliff Ri chey, Roger Taylor and Marty Riessen. Rosewall has said of himself: ··Probably the biggest reason I've lasted so long is that I learned the game the right way." Once when asked if he has changed at all, he joked, "I'm just a little heavier in the wallet." Night sessions, beginning at 7: 30 will be held on both Thurs- day and Friday, Sept. 24-25; two sessions will be hel.d on Sept. 26 al l and 7:30 p.m. and the finals will take place Sunday. Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. Participants in the legends tour. relate the more human side of the lifestyle that revolves around the tennis courts: "I think we're very human, extremely human out there," s aid Davidson, who bas won championships at every major tennis tournament in the world. ''(Bjorn) Borg's got a personali· ty. it's a different personality than {lliel Nastase's. It seems that all of the top players gel nervous, though. They sense danger r8lld play better. That was always Laver's and Rosewall's advantage." •'The shots and the strokes are still there," agrees Laver. ''They (fans ) identify with Ros ewall's backhand. They identify a little more with that age bracket. They say, 'He's 45 and he still can do it.'" Says Drysdale : "The c:amaraderie is very different rrom the cold temperament ex- hibited by many of the world's lop _players. It's a lot of fun." "We wouldn't be playing if we didn't enjoy it," says Emerson. * * • APPUCATIONS ARE BEING taken from young amateur players desiring to participate in a student sports and cultural ex· change trip to Australia scheduled for April, um, during the Easter school holiday re· cess. Applicants for the trip mui\ be 9 to 17 years old. They will be selected on their tennla playtnc abilities, beginner to advanced, enthusiasm for the lame, scholastic aplitudes an com· patibility with peers . Those selected will be tbe guests in the homes of Australian families that bave tennis-playing children of the same age. For information re1ardiq \he trip, call Gilbert Unter at (213) 472·3133 . 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Ille LC? .ii My ti, t•t NAMI STATIMlllT 'ICTITIOUI aUSINISS NA.Ml STATIMINT •litl l'flMlfk ..... ,,. .... lflHtleM Th• followln9 !MrlOft\ •r• dOlflQ MN"'1M6-A NOTICE OF DEATH F ~ "°"' ........ lfttt ... "'-' .,.,.,_ ... NOTICIOl's.AllfO' Q 0......,.,...,_ ...... 1'9\1 ..... .._ JOE ICAIUO, HUMPHREY A TM fOli..4"1 "'-I> dolnv Doil! ....... '"""'"°"'""AT A N L 0 MA R Q U E E -411.,. c-'-9tw ---'_,,IN KAABO; FINANCIAL PU8LISHEU. l'lllYATls.All p E RR y AND 0 F ...,.. .. ~ ....... ~ THE50CIETYOFPARTNERS, "'05 A\IATAll SOUND COMP.t,NY, 10t14 Si-A..,...., Fountain \/•lley, C.lllONll• t210I N0.A1MSG PETITIO N TO AD · Ct>M,.1.IA .. CI[ WITH THES011lh ,aclll<. S11nut Buell, Suptrlor Courl of tllt SI••• ol MINISTER esT·TE NO. CALlf<OltliftA '""""ONMIHTAL CalltomMlt07G. C•lllornla tor llw County ol Or-. In "' QUALITY AC'f! I', P. l'\.ClllNlert, Inc (A C.lllornla tlle metwr o1 the esl•t• o1 c - E. A · 110325. Loe e l C•Httll Pf•or•m• •f"e Corpcw•IOlll, USll Com1111t•r LaN, O•fllel Jly Klll•n. lllll Plumou Stru t, Fo.,..1ett1 Valley, Calllornle m• M<c;an, dKuM<I T o a I I h e I r s , ttotvt•rllv ._,.. ,,_ CIQA ,.. H11nllfl9IOll llNUI, ~11Nlmi•'2"" Hollo " i.treoy 9iven ,,.., ,.,. .,,.. beneficiaries, creditors •.ilre111•11H -"''"•"' t• s.cu... T11k llullMu '' c-1e<11>y •<or Tllh MINll It concturtecl lly •rt In Cler•l9necl Wiii .. u •• ptlv•I• ui.. Oft ,., ..... l>Nlllelo n ... "'° f'llblk -•lion. or altu U. 11111 Clay of Sept 1 .. 1. al and Contingent Credit ors Of lt-rt9l0.., F P PWMl"'9~. In<, DefllalJ.ICll~ Ill• ofllce ol coouay, C•l•m•n & Anlo Marquee Perry and All..,.. ...... f ........... ~ JamnW.FI~ Tlllt ••-• w•• llled with ti.. How•rd, 17711 E. 11111 SI•"'· Tustin, h b Int "'" ~ -.. .,.... • ""9· E»<wtlv. Ille• Pr". cllv..,.I COllfllY C1ettl of Oraf199 Counly on C/4, 92..0, County of 1.os Ano<llH, Stal• p e r SO n ! W O may 9 tent their 'II ............ laMd fllf Tl•I> 1te•..-1 w<H Iliad wllll Ille AllO\lil ~., .. I of C•lllomla 10 , ... hl91WSI .,,., i.st ottuH"WtS'e Interested In the "':r":" INC'-• ........ -=· Covnly Clerk ol o ...... COllftty °" l'tMlO l>lclder, -11A1l«I to confirmation lly 'WTTI and/Or estate. t• _ .....__. t1h ...... , e 1~ AllO. 21, 1"1. l'l•tii• ,.,1M1111ee1 Or•noe coest O.lly P1iot w ld Suc-lor C0U<1, •II r111111. title •NI A petition h es been filed '"'"-· -._. ,_. • Sept. "·JS, Oct 1, •• 1"1 •11).tl lntorHt ol Wl<I dKUWd In ..... IO... .. .. lleetlclO ......... fllef .... .. l"utlll-Or-Coast Dally PllcM, ,.,. 0 ,, .... ru t ""-"'Y ,nuet. 1n u. by Crocker National Bank et.ft o1.,. ._.. u--.., .._. AllG u. S.CM ••• 11 11, '"' JIJMt County ol Orlf\Ot. St••• of C•llfornl•. In the superior Court of pr_, ....... .,..... ............ •bl put1eu1ar1y oe..cri1>ec1 •• follow•, to-Orange County requestln~ <ot>ln -NqUtrH. wit Fet f.,..,. lllftll'rnalloft, pertont PAAcn1 that Crocker Natlona -111wttM1tcM•~1ty l"l.i· PVlllC NOTICE NIUC MOR:£ ITATIMINT 01' WIT'HDltAWAL FltOM ,A.TNllts.ll"O'lltATIHG UNDI• l'IC'TATIOUS aUllNIU Ila.IE AtlO•nundlvldc0 1ilnlornllnafld Bank be appointed as fllnJ .. ~ .. "'-"the otfk• • 10 111°1o11-1no personal representative to la< te4 .,. • Ch•I<: C~• D•IV• Lot •1, Tra<t "*· •• per m~ r• d • . t th t f W.tt, S...-#wl, c.11....,.. t2101. corded In Boo« in. p_, 11.JO. o1 a minis er e es ate o '9Y Oltoellt ~ TME aoAttD ott NOTICE 0" IWTINTIOllf TO LIASI PltOPl•TY TM lol!owlne penon .,., wllllclrewn ••• o•n•r•t partner trom the P0'111ershlp -retlnv under the lie llllou\ bllslf!Hl n.tme Of REPPAC, ISO.I Percy Drive, wutmlnu., Cal lfornle fMl:J Ml•c M-.1n1MOttluof1,.,.coufllv Anlo Marquee Perry (un-IUP•1tv1101ts OF O RANGE ~:n~::n?.~' of O••nve Coun1v, deir 1thte ltni dependf eEnt Ad-~:~~.~~~.., NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIViN tllat Illa HEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL OISTltlCT 114" de<lared that th• Coron• del ,_.r School 1, not nWded lor K'*>C c i.uroom purPO .... anf p,_ lo lea .. Wld K_. at Mor• commo<1ly ~nown •• 1211 Ai>-m n s ra on O statts (SEAL> JU ... AUEJtANOIR Pl•tru Drtvt Tu.tin CA TME Act>. The petition Is set for CIM&ottM..,., OWNER OF THE OTHER V'> WILi. hearing in Dept. No. 3 on ots..,.tv ..... SELL ON THE SAME lEllMS AHO 0 ..___ °'91111Qluftty ~'"-I• TM 11<1111ous l>Ullneu nomo ll•I• ment for u.. _,,.enlllp w•• 111ec1 on Aprll 11, l"I In the County ol Oran(lo Full N•me end Addren ol Ille PerM>tl Wltlldf-lne· CONDITIONS ctouvr 14, 1981 at 9 :30 ""IMllllMIO.-W.CM•'o.11,Pllo\; P.t,RCEU a.m. Sept, 11, "'1 ~ ctet<rllled -· Corona Ott Mar 5<hool A• to •n undlvkM<l v, 1n1trH1 tn •fld I F YOU O B JECT to the ------------- 10 tho lollowlng ti f th tltl ..._. - 610 CerNOon A...,,111 Coronactt1-. C•llfornl• •·ins Sealed ~II to io•w wld t.e'-1 NICOLE ALIX 8AUNELLE. !SOii Percy Ori.,., Wnlmln•tor. C.llfornla .,..,, Loi 1, Tra<1 .. u . ., '"°"'"on the gr an ng o e pe on, ,....., !!"'Ill«: map ,,,_,..,, r..:oroed In 8-151, YOU should either appear _____ __..._ _____ _ M CMtcrljled be-wlll ti. received, COllSICltnd Md -cl l>y li.t 8uslnH\ Man-rotU. D+\trlct •1 f . ISO"<IO<k, on tlle 12th 1MY ol N_,..l>er, 1 .. 1, et the Dlslrlct BllSlflfft Oftl<e localed at 1as1 Pl•<.,11•. Coste MeM, Cellfornl•. Eacll pr-•• to ..... H id KhOOI w ll ti. «~led 1>y ... uncondl tlonal certified 0 .. <k In en etnounl peyellle lo Ille -r ol -N-POr1 MeM Unified S<'-1 DISlrlcl ol $6,000 Al a .,_,.,,_ ti..t Ille bklde<, II \UC <Mtful, Wiii ,,._rly ••Kvl• .,,., K • cept • INY ""°" tllt term• •flcl concll· tloflt •s ott.-,Clslled by Ille 8oard ol Edu<ellon, n. <M<ll ol ,,.,. 11'911elt re-tlblt bldClt< -II ,..,,•In In nw POlM lslon ol lht DI sir le I ->Ila II be -•lad as lnlll .. peymenl of renl upon due ••KUllon afld 0.11 ... ..., Of tald loaM. Otllerwl;.o, Hid Chec k and tilt procffds tnereof will ti. forfoiatd lo the Dlttri<l Fiie No I' 160Sl1 '"btlSlWCI Or-C..•t Dally Pllol P-• is A » MH< M•P•. '" u.. of· at the hearing and state 11uo11iw couniyAecor11erofOr-your objections or file c~:~~ ,c~;:~;: ,n_n •• 1.so T ... writte n objections with the u e1.c1•, co•t• Mou. ,..,_ TME court before the hearing. OWNER OF THE OTHER .,., Wll.l Your appearance may be Sept. II, U, OC1. 2, t, 1 .. 1 409HI SELl ON fHE SAME TEAMS AND . coNomoNs in person or by your at· DEATH Nolle Es P.t,ACEI. J torney. ..,, lo •n undtvtde<I > tnlornl In •fld I F Y 0 U A R E A 10111t1o11ow1nu CREDITOR I Loi JJ. Tr.Cl ...... .,., map r• • or a cont- PA('('IORETII cord.cl In 8ook 156. p_, s & •• of inoent creditor Of th e de· Mt>< M~. 1n 111e ott1u o111M county ce.:>sed, you mus t file your LOL'IS" J l'A('('IOIH:'I 11 Aecoroero1 ora~County Mor• commonly -nown •• 1051 CI a Im w ith the court or resident of C'ost.1 \It''·' ' " s.11,.., ..,,,. c-· Mew, CA. THE present it to the personal ror 20 vearl>. l'J:>'l'tl J\\.1\ 1111 owNEA OF THE orHEll ..., w 1LL representative appointed Scpt cmtJ('I' l:J. !!IHI tit•""' .1 ~~~~.~~o~~E SAME TEAMS ANO by the court within four member of St J11ad11111 ·-. PARCEL• months from the date of Catholic ('hurch lk '' '"r Allo..,unc11v1C1e<1 0,1n1er .. 11nafld first issuance Of letters as \'l\'Cd b\ h1s \\lfl• nf 11\\'1 ",!.) lo~~:1~1'7::'t lllS ••.,.;map r .. provided fn section 700 Of \ears Beatrlt'l' :\I amt It\ 2 corded tn 8ook 109, P-• """'""the probate code of sisters Rt•l'llation of lht• c1us10,or M1K Mac>1,1nt11e ott•~•of California. The time for Ros a r ~ "ii I bl' on Sun •_h• County Aecoroer 0• Or•nv• filing c laims will not ex· da), Scpt t'mlwr 20. 1981 at I ~"Z.~':, commonly known ... Jtoi pire prior to four months 7 OOPM at th(' ll<1rhor I J\111 sumat•• P•a<•. CtXt• Mow, CA THE from the date of the hear· M emonal Chapl'I .\t ...... of 10 WNEA OF THE OTHER .,., Will ing nbticed above. Christian lluri;il \\tll 11<' ~~~'o1~~o!~E SAME TEAMS .t,ND Y~U MAY EXAMINE on Monda) S(·µtcmlwr ~I Ttrm• o1 wi.. cath •n , ....... money the file kept by the court. 1 9 8 I at 9 00 A \1 J 1 ~ l or t~• vnnec1 Stai .. on contt•m•llon of If you are interested in the Joachim ·~ C·1thohc C'hurdi uie hn .,.,,.,., ot •mount bkl 10 119 estate you may file a re· ' depGSlt•d Will\ !>id I • Interment services "111 h1· e•a• or o11en 10.,. 1n wrltlf\9 •NI quest With the court to re· held at Fore'd I.a\\ n w111buec••vec1atu>«a1orew1<1oH1« ceive special notice of the .\1emorial Park._ llo!l~\\oo<I ~~.~~~-::;;~::.~;~~~101'°" invent~ry Of estate and of Hills at 1 ·00PM S<-n•1N·' 11n DATEO• 1w 1 the pet1t1ons, a ccounts and dcr the direction of llall / I ctorenc• Porker reports described in Sec- Berlo(eron Sm1t h & T11th1ll AOminlslrotorolll>t tion 1200 .S of the • EllllltofHldOtodenC c l'f • p bat c Westrhff Chapel .\1urtu•11' Pu1>1t.....,Or•~Coa>1D•1ty Pllot. a 1 orn1a ro e ode. of Costa Mt'~a 646 93;1 Sept 11 11 1• , .. , mM John L. Bradley, Esq. TRAINOR Pettit & Martin JOHN T TRAINOH. a'1t' 600MontgomerySt.21stFI. 53, resident or ll1111t1111:1un '118llC NOTICE San Francisco, ca. 94111 Beach, Ca l'a:.~ed LI" ii\ s u PER• o R co u AT o F C41 S) 434-4000 suddenh on St.•ptcmlw1 11, c AL t ~ o 11"1 A co u N r v 0 , Published Orange Coast 1981 ai h" n•:;idl'lll'" \ ou11c;E Dally Pilot, Sept . 18, 19, 2S, n a I I\ e Cl f R 0., t n n IOOCIVICCENTEllDlllVEWEST 1981 41J9..81 '1 h '1 'f P,0. •OX Ill .. as~ac USl'llS .. r r:IHllfl' SANTA AN.t,, CA '1101 was bornDecember <!I 1!127 "L.t,INTIFF RI CH.t,RO L The ram1l~ mo\•cd to I lun1 ~cEo~"e~r~ AN 1 s A N 0 11 ,. ington HeU('h. Ca in l!llii Ill-M<DERMOTT DOES 1111rouv11 x. '" had bel'O t•mplO_\ t•cl \\ 11 h <lu•••t American 1\1rhnt'~ foi 111c1r1• CASE 5,!'0~~':ts »t-4M than 27 )l'ar~ ;inti "··~ a NOTIC:EI YOll ..... -.... d. ,,,. veteran of World \\',11 11 <tun m•y -ide -1nu you •llMoll scn ·1ng tn both I h1· l ~ ~~~;1."~"'...';."r:.:;-;:. ~:'...':=: Arm_\ and th<> l " \a\\ 11o1ow F'riends ma\ tJll ,11 1'1t•1 n• 11 you "'"n to sttk ,,.,. .iv1co ol en B r 0 t h e r .. s m I t h ' illorno '" '"" ........ you •l>ould do \O promplllf \O tf\at 1our Written M ortuar) trom I tKtP;\I I•~ r••1>on" uonv mdybfo fitectonllmt. 9 00 PM tncl ;1 \ Fu 111• r a I A\ltS01 uu1<1 IY •ICID •m-. service~ and 1ntC'I "'"'" \\ tll E• 1r1 ....... 1 _. «1t<1<11r cOlltr• u•. be I n B 0 ~I 0 n ;\I •• .. ... ~': ;::::c~:. ':.":.' ~"! ~~:f:: a C h u se t l l> He Io\ c d cion -•19ue husband of Juha .\ Tr.11nor SIU\IC!doe•o •o"<•l••elconw;o<1e b I d r h f L. h un •l><>Qado en e•lt a.unto. del>erl• e OVe al t•r n n.l'lllll'l • l'la<HIO lmm•d1alamente, dt Ula Karen A. Katy ,\ ;in1l l\1m manor•. w "''P"'"'• tt<rlla. st hoy A . all of lluntmgton lkarh. a111un• ~ wrrt<;11\l1..,.• liomPO. Ca . also sun l\'1111! an· h1-. I TO THE DEFENDANT ... <lvll compl•1n1 PW> Detn fllecl by Ille plaln-parents ;\Ir and :\Ir' .luhn 1111 •ll•·n~• you 11 vou w1111 to dtf-T Trainor. Sr . 3 hrut h1·r-. lhl• 11w•u1t you must. •ltnin JO .S.ys I. arr y . B o h and K l' n 11 , •lt•r •~" wmmon• •• "'vtd on you, Trainor all o f l111 :.lc111 lllt Wltllllll\<OUrl awrtttenrHj)C)n\e to th• complaint Unltn you do so, M assat·hu\elts 1'11•1 ('I your ~••ull Wiii "" •nl ... fll on ap- Brothers Smiths' ~1nn11,11 , 0•1<•t•nnol tr>Pe>1•1nhH.•fldth"cour1 directors 5.lfi 115.19 _J mo •n••• • 1UC!Qmffll •1111n>1 you to< · lht ttlo•f clPm•!>OOcl 1n IN come>lalnt, IAL T2 IUGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WfSTCLIFf CHAPEL 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa 646·9371 rtUCINOTHHS SMITHS' MOITU.UY 627 Main St Hunt1nQton &ach 536-6539 PACIAC YllW MIMOllAL PA.ate Cerretery Mortuary Ctlapel-Cremalory 3500 Pac1hc View Drive Newoort Beach 644·2700 McCC>aMta MOUUAlllS Laauna Beach 494·9415 LaQuna Hills 768-0933 Sen Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAalOI UWM-MT. OLIVE Mortual\' • Cerreterv Crerretorv 1625 Gisler Ave Coste Mesa 540-5554 ,_CIMOTHUS UUllOADW.U MOITU•U 110 Bro.ciwav Costa Mesa 6-42-9150 t wlHCh COUid ""'It In 99rnlshmet1I OI *•9tS. tak11>9 of mo,,.y or property 01 othft rtHtf rtaue-sled 1n the com ptalnt DATED ~y" , .. , LEE A BA.t,NCH (IPfk By Lmd• Moll•lf. ~pUly MARLIN A ASSOCl.t,TIS .t,ttor,..y> •I uw UU Cl\tmlle'1 R-. Sllllo !07 T111tl,.,CA.,.. Publl~l\l'O Or9"9f Coe\! Dally Piiot, S.pt 11 II lS, Ocl ~. t'lll ~1 .. 1 ruauc NOTICE PVIUC M811CE TM mini'"""' ...,,..., I••• peymonl 11\a II ... not less than -.0,000 TIW tMdll Shell Indicate ll'le 11w pro- PGIOd l>y U. offerer. Only uw• whlcl'I ••• prlmerlly day u .. , ere a<<OPt•IM•. UMS that require r99ul•r 11.te of li.t leclllll•• In ti. ... .,.1"9 "°"" are • non·acuplablt use Tllo 8oercl ot Ed11<etlon tMll detorml,.. Wlle!Mr ... , pr...-ct ~ .. ·-Oft .... lllcl ....... 1 ... ec~ute. lllM ... ,.. ol Edll<etlen, In Its .... dlKretloll, dtt· tarml .... "'9t fM po'..,.,..0 Ute WOlllcl re1111t '" ~r .,. of IM feclllllu In tM 8Yeni"I -S. or WOUid rHUll In •11 11n•«aot•DC• concentra11on ol '""'<'" fw ........... perledll of time, tM bid -· ....... mll*I Ml ...... ""tlOfttllile 11141. In ..,.._ It wlll .,. reQlllrecl tllcll IN field> anCI cM,.r play· 9rou114I •ci111,mant sl\all be m•d• •v•ll•ble for,,..,. ol tlle Comm111111y for recrMt'°"'1 ~ durlf\9 !'lours of _, ..... by u. lff- Ho <-Mioft .,,.11 i. paid any llcenMCI ,.., nia .. -er In tlli• r .. 09n1, and U.re Shelli. no -ucllon Item eny -• In determlnlftCI li.t 111 .... st r..,..,.ltMe tMdcltr ..-1>1-rt. -------------Ttw l>lgllftt •->11>1• l>ldcler or lillil • •Ta blck99rf -11 11e required 10 oucwta ~ tM form of IMH ~h lies lleretolore ITATIMUfTOet A8Allf00..Mall't =~I~ :~~~~j~: c;~~ ~UH., ,.tCtn1eus lluflnHt fNtna9tr o1111e Dl11r1<1. l~N •AME Upon ~"9 ol li.t written blcb, ti.. TM loliowklo ~·11as • .,......., BNrd ol E-.atlon ,.,.11 <•II for oral fll• u .. of tlle lllcUU011s ll11tlflHt lllddlflQ. Any ptrton wllo has Name: • lle••totore suC>mln•d • wrKt.,. l>ld CLASSIC 1'11111$ .. ING, aoo s. m•, tuomll ... oral bid H<Hdl"9 •• H•r110r, 'SMtt Arie, Cal...,.la tf11M. '"" 11.,. perunt -1119""'' wrllt8fl T .. 1'1<11tiollf lutllileH Na,.. .. bid. t.rrflti' llo Melve -flleO lt1 Oren1111 TM 8-.S ot Edu< at Ion -II mau ~ Clll ••rt. Ille determlnallon •• to Wlleti.r to "'""-L .....,..., ·t~• A,.,.,ro, ..... wld toulldlt1g1 within ,.,. d•Y• MIHlofl Viejo, Callfonll•. efter re<-'111 ot bid> llllormetlon <on· Tiiis ""'""' -~Clftduc-by ., cem l119 t,. propowl \llould bt ad· lrwllv-4, d'"MCI to Reymofld Scllnlortr, 811"· ....._L HeYM ,..._ M-.Or. He-1·Mew UnKled TllB -._. -ftled wllll h Scllool Dhtrlct. P 0 8oK u ... Covftfy Cltr11 et ore,... eou111v on Newti0r1 &.Kii, CA .,..3, ,,...... 111c1 Setil. J, 1tl(. 7to-31«>. "UMll Detod: Sepe-r 17. "" ""'*' .... Ort19 C.sl O.lty ll'tlot, Jolwl W. Nkoll 5ec1t. 4, 11, 11. u . "" ""'41 Secretary ol tM ao.d ol Edu<allon ..._.-t-MeW UnKIOcl Scl'lool Olslrlc1 P111111.-or-. Coast DMly Piiot, Sept. II, U,Oct, l, '"' 410.tl 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 .... & .. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORlUNITY PllbaslMf"t Moffet: A II r r ;ti 1•' 1 ,11 r d <f l Vl'lll~lLI 111 lht• O('W\Pll,,..t L' ,UIJ)t'l'I 1111 thr F1•1l1 r.il F,111 llr1u' Utjt i\l'I ,f t'•ill '4h1rh mttkC'' 11 1llt'l!al h Jd vcrl1\1• "'"' v1 l'l1 rrnn·. I 110 1t.111u11 u r 111, l'flnllllJtlUlt l1.IM0tl 110 r.ir 1· 1·ulu1 rl'l1i:111n \l'll. or lli1l1C•11,1I orii:111 or an 11111'11111111 tu 111 1lc1· an \u1 h 1111•(1 "'Ill"• 11titI IJl11111 11r 11 •~ 1·11111111at111e1 l'hl' nt''4 p.11..-1 ,,. ,JI not k110"1n1r:I> .in•11l an\ .111\ t•rtl~tnjo! fur r1"d l'~l!llt' Whlt'll ~ In \ 111la lion ur the IJv. ERRORS: .+.cheriisen shoctlld c:hKJI H.ir och dolly and r9pOl'f ,,... ron llfttlWdi-..Y. Tht DAILY PILOT 011•nt1 liabllty few ttic first inc:orr tct lnurtion I only. •••••••.......•.....•.• Gttttraf .. .,SS o""~J IHHT ORS 1002 Turltt Rode Vlsto Undtt-Mariiet I l'rtu:d lielu'4 111.H kt'l for I ll u I C' k :1 f, I h I' tre:11111r111 ··\l•1 ... 111, 01111 .. I IS onl \ > \l',1" ""' \ flU l'Jfl 11\11\l' II lll1llll•fllJlt• I~ fo.\! ..tl1·n1 f111,1r111n~· OI\ ,11[.1hh• ~.:I ~II D.M.~Rttr 76G-Oll5 AFFORDABLE :.! llflrn1 I h.1 I \ r 11hl .\1l11lt llflllJh-\ 1 .. 1.1· O\t'r t'\l~ltn~ lo1,,11 I ~za RE o CAnPET • 1-754 1202 HARIOtl RIDGE An c•xq1w.1tt! 11Ht•r1111! ~.ln:.1111 .~ •p.11·11111, JI b<lrm • f.untl •1•1111 I 11•\ hurc11 ,,. p.11111r,1m11 \ I' I J fl ( h Ir''" r 1 t'U:l\lhnt• II<" 1 Ml A llll!hl ltl(hl" l'11•,l11!•' , om fnrt luxr1n A "'' 1111t' Ht>cluc 1·cl """' r; ti mc1 ro ... rwr ftnJn1 1111 \l!t 640 $51\1• ASSUME 91t .. 0 o LOAM OY1n11r '4111 n1rn lmJ '\o •1u.t11rur11 '11 •·I~ dt'ror,1t••1I I lwlr111 Imm• Y11lh 1111 ,f 1mt·r11t11·' Onh $1:!11 !Jii i I .di 11"1.1\ 9W ~'.'1711 . I ALLSTATE REALTORS ~ fjJ.'1¥•lf!~A8 75~1616 MESAVBDE Asu"'ablt loan 11 l/4°10 Charmin!( rl'mntlrlr<I 3 BR + r:am11\ room hnm1' with 2 fpl('. '· on quiet clul d1• Sal strt·rl l~lt\ Of curb~1d<' appt>.il plu.'> RV arrf'ss Moti\ ;11c>d owner w 1 arr) li:t• Zntl for quahh1•d buy1>1 759·1616 MO DOWN MUST QIJALWV t'OR PAY M f.l'ITS s· net•ded for <.'OSI C.Ollege Park 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. family room. double rlreplace, c ul de ~uc ~trert A bargain al Sl34.900 Call 546-2313 tEttsih1 NIWPO«T .-GHTS SUSHB> SZ41SOO White Pl('ket rtnce SUt · round• flowrr hlled yard lo ads or used br1 ck <>wner Wil I <'a IT)' with small down call now ~·•Fof'Wt •••••••••••••••••••••• . 1002 llG CAMYOM AT IT'S HST \Jl·v. I~ cfe('oratcd four bedroom B1wulmoor. pool. spa. beam ceilings, t'\ 1•r~ thing G 1 t>at cul de sac location, l!Uanll'd gMes, and an unbelievably '' '" pr1<'e. $685,000. I ~lfJl Jf t1()Mf' RfALTOR~. 675·6000 H 11 I"" ( 1t••I I ll!lhw•v t orona d•I M•1 WI H4 VI SO Of Tttl HST LISTIHGS IH lOWH $9 3.500 TllUX 13.6°/o Three 2 bdrm. 2 bath I 1 rm~' NoquaJ1fying1 A furn units. Steps t o r.1nl,1\111· a rfurdable beach G ood s um hunw v.1th pn\Jt') C:o\ mer wrnter h istory t'rl'tl en1n lonn.il hv1ng Priced at $395,000 ruom J<tfit-d ramlly '675-1752. '"""' with brick f1rt·pl.1l't' 3 huge bdrms. I 'b.ith, H'T) pnvate rear \.ird Pr1 r:e only sm .ooo c: it II 546· 2313 associated 8R0kEPS-RfAc•ops l01\ VII ioit.~o f'l 1 e~ 1 THE REAL ESTATERS CUSTOMl'ZB> 6 UNITS HAllOlllKE Lovely 4 Bdrm Lautre· moot model with 400' ad - dition F'onnal dining, 3 baths 1&,500. Owner w1U carry l&00,000 Loe Jlt>d 1n Npt Il g ts lht'\I' :t Bdrm units are lruh pride· or ownen.h1p I ht• low intere~l loan 1 Jn he Jlll>Umed and the "'"I'll'• ,. ,II help finance t JJI fur more mforma 111n A~k1ng price s.t:J~.000 I.' fastest dra'A 1n the West a Daily Pilot Class_g1ed Ad. 6'2-5678 WILSHIRE -NEWPORT Situottd iri Villa hlboo, tlri1 H• troordinary cOftdo w /2 M_.... II. 2 IA. 'is dcmtifKJ. Walls o4 "'!"'°"' hiC)h c:ta. inqs & past.I colors. c...-dHicJMd fwliidtincp & ort obftds bBd to c:,.. a rare tn•ironintnt. $3451000. fv-itislwd. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 $20,600 DOWN!! • MEW,ORT HACH • Spaewus 4 bedrooms in prestige area Anxi ous owner says try lt>a~e opt ion. land contract or ?? Call 75!:1·1501or752·7373. • I 00/o DOWN • Owner WILL CA RRY 2nd on hl\\est priced 2 bedroom unit in "omplex Quiet, private location. As!'umable low interest loan ! 759 1501 or 752· 7373 SIOOO DOWH!! Hring paint brush & broom to ~ave $$$ on this 3 bedroom fixer 1n quiet Costa Mesa area · Creatt\'e seller says "Sell!:. 759-1501 or 752· 7373. I Ol/4% FINANCING S661 PEI MOHTH. . . "-hen you take over existing low interest loan on 4 bedroom home .NEWPORT RIVIERA. Featuring French door s. fireplace, 2th haths plus raised wooden deck. new carpet & paint. Only $141.900. 759· 1501 or 752-7373. I 0% DOWN, 1 l'!i0/o LOAN UNIVERSITY PAD No qualifying and no points on 1312% loan o n 3 bedroom ~own~ome with super view plus mtenor atrium! Won 't last with these great terms ! Call 759-1501 or 752-7373 NEWPOIT IUCH OMC1 2'70 S. M ..... Drf'f't l714) 75t·l501 1714171~7l7J l I ' : ' I l I ( • ' ' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, September 18, 1981 ~~.~~••••••• ~:.~~••••••••1 ~.~.~••••••• ~.~.~••••••• ~.~~······~~.~.":!:. ...... . ..__...,..~--.:...---..:::::::::;; GtMNI 1002 .... ,... 1001 C... .. Mlr IOIJ CetM NIM IOJ4 .................. 104 .............. ... I ....__ _ _. .___ •""""-•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ~r..--~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ontlnued On ······················ ······················· 11a0i0t.e 1001 •• ,.. IOOJ -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••11••••••••••••••••••• LINDA ISLE COIOMA-.MAI MW'9DI Exciting opporturuty 1 Wide channel W LOT 3 UJt baU.. pool. •Pl Se Ct . D-1 ~h~1er. m,1111n! ... ~~ac2h8dcromt· s.t8 lOOw.000~. !?;,~uaum view from spectacular architectural .. ... ..,. ~· ....... ... /) I JJr',~ I n designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, pool home t en, lam Uvln& room L.oll' 1 o ~wnorl Slip for 2 large boats. Sl.495,000 with flrtpl1ce, double CN .. YEJ COLONIAL •mt Four + den or ~ 8drm. 2 story, 21h bath Center of tract Jocation. Near schools and sh6pping. SLSS.000 -207t or more down und owe balance r -Summer Occupancy. 11r1se Asllina t8,500 Auumt &:'7$~, owe ' ' \ ••or In 1ppolntmtnt to 2nd 2 8r 2 IM&, $)'~new ~ see, caU $40.llSl J REALTORS LIDO IStE HOMES • RED CARPET tto..H ,_Wt H.ie1 Fofo w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• le•r• I 001 GteeNll I 002 '7§..5511 Fttutured on Homes Tours this lovely 75,.1202 lrud1t1onal spa('tous. custom 3 bdrm. 3 ..- .. ····· .... ··········~: ...................... . ~ ~I -. '·· HERITAGE Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate I , huth home. newly redecorated. Pm•ed -· lo sell quickly at $475,000. Must see. CDM ILWB oc!:~ ~le!~~~~~:ft~~ REALTORS OWf//11/t' / ...... bu ' 962°2111 ............... 5l6·Uf I LOOIUNG FOR SOMETHING MEW? I Above beacli, below new, micro, trash l'Orn Nt•wly remodeled 3 bdrm. i! llath plus Ocean Blvd. Senu priv ptr., gar. opnr. Right on 1--------11,..llH .REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COME ' WtTH US •.• TO IALIOA. TWO NEW DUPLl::x1-:s ONt-; ON lli\l.llOA BOULt:VARU WITll THIU~E AND TWO BEDROOMS. Tiit: OTlll-:H ON -16"fll STllt-:t-:T WITH TWO AND TWO REUHOOMS ON!!: Look 1tO fwttMr. W• hove o cCH!lplthly remodeled hotM Ill lnlne Ttm1c:•. Mew from HM growtd to tt.e ctllncJ Oftd c~ wfftt I It clan croftMMMhlp. llr. 31a and o fGMI~ "*"'Mab Ito 1tHI .. Jl49,500. lgt• rl'('reation room & i patios. Bcatn Rd. Out or tramc J80 the bluff. s1so.ooo Q w C .... ••••••••••••••••••• eetl1n•1s. Grf'tH for entertaining. degree view Ocean & 673·6776, Russ. -• • • DIASTIC " Jelly from every win 1 MO. Ji'REE RENT $-50 0 0 PllCl llDUCTIOM 1044 $420,000 Hcst J'l'H'(' for the money dow Prop Une high Ude. New panoranlk ocean Q Must aell NOW! Priced Obie invest 2 yrs. Clear, view condo, 2 br with S h "' u.. 11 •.ooo under mkt ! PENINSULA POINT IEACHFRONT Panoramic bay & ocean vi~w at \H•dg~. from prime lurgC' lot. 4 l>drm. 3 bath <'Ustom homt• 3700 sq rt fcatur mg mann~ room Sl.385.000 I d I I •1 2•0 000 uper s 111> 3 .... rm. 2 " in nc · • • ,, · · loft. spiral sta1rw1i-1• t B•1utlful 3 BR 2 ba, COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coo1t Hwy .. CoroM dtl Mor 675-5Sll Owe P/p A l I ' bath, 2 miles rom -. PP on Y m1"ro, ro~tr. gar dr .. -·-I d·"' (71 4) 673--~ 673-2210 ' orean Only 1140.000 tremen......., Y upgra ""'· _ . =--opnr, sec ty l850 mo Call64S·9l61 Only S\3'1,000. Low down CdM DW'LO Will consider lse opt 10 15sume Lst ' 2nd IY OWNER-673-6776, R~. T.Ds, owe small 3rd. l'rlde of ownership. Xlnt I BR condo below m~rkt, Investors take note. BLOCK TO OCEAN t-;X1'Ht-:~n:LY LI BEHAL F'lNANCING l::Al'll $3!19.~ THIMCIMG INVESTOl'S finaocmg Best location. $20,000 dwn, 11-7/8" 30 Owner will co-operate 7so.0140 644•4026 yrloanasswn.546:1883 wt aeent Open hse. :..:.l.=.: ----By OwneT. Two 2bdrm Sat /Sun at 1122 Banyan NEWPORT CREST CONDO 1617 WESTCLIFF DR, M.l. 631-7300 W 1-:S I.I·. Y !'4 TAYLOR CO. HEA I.TORS SI llt"l' W46 TOWHHOME7 Call lhe speciallsls al tbe rondomin1um in fonnallon center Touchstone Realty 96J.-0867 DBJGHT ASSU ME 81'1•; loan or 90'1 fmanc1ng available at only 121;r; A lot of house 5 bdnn, 2 ba On ly $109,900 Call now 979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS ~ btlrrn, den. spacioui. Plan 8. 1m matulate. W\\_pru:ed at $215.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~od .. Or•v" NB o7S 6161 • SI SIC DOWN • DESPERATE! NEWPOIT CREST NEW LIST ING • Im Co1to Mno I 024 houses on 1 lot Sl30.000 ~!1!111!!!-l!!!lm!!!!!m•~ St College Part. Irv. ••••••••11••••••••••••• Assumable ll"t lSt TD OWNER WILL HELP S5HOM MESAY9DE owe carry 2nd. 20th & YOU BUY ' Spac & TOWMHOME LEASE Of'TIOH Pomona Call wkdays warm 4 Br nr ocean Sharp2Story,4Br.3Ba. only 640.7464. Asking 1178.500 Bkr DELIGHTS new carpet, redwood OWNER DESPEIATt! 848·070!1 Easy living can only spa. easy care yard As· SlS.OOO down . take over NO QUALIFYING .. 4 Br barely describe this sume 911,,~ loan 10'7r payments Exec Bark dream home Prime beautlfuJ 3 bdrm, 2 ba. down to qualified buyer Ba y view c 0 n d 0 area Lovely 11pgr11des town home. Take over $165.000. D Bourke, 646•5791. Prins. only .__ pl!l,900 Bkr 848-0709 loans. Fireplace. central Realtor. ~·99:19· air with climate control. IN$TAHT *COHO<>• Easy care landscaping, OWNER MG o.~~ EXECUTIVE RHLTOR S MESA VERDE 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Assume hi-balance loan owe straight note end unit. Read)' for im t1T\\ maculale 2 Bdrm. den. ~ TAX Ste.TH "Seatidt YI~" plus a magnificent view. $105,000, tow down. 4 br Nr beach. 3 Br. I yr old $299,000. WILL. FINANCE \ 2-STORY DUPLEX ..... EWPORT IEAc't. 200' TO EXCITING BEACH $279,500 A very h andsome building! Original owner and beautifully m aintained. 4-Bdrms, 2 baths & lge sundeck in ~pper ; 2·bdrms. 1 bath & darling patio in lower. Fireplace in each.· OWC Isl T.D. & Note of $230.000 .. Lot onlv $49,500 down pmt No loan fee. • WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 21 I Son Jooquin Hilts Rood NEWPORT CENTER, ·H.B. 644-4910 ~ I ' •• ~ --- REALTORS 675-5511 LUXURY DUPLEX, SO. OF HWY. Two Spocloua l ldrm 21a + deft units. Up~r hos l'llilli-Yiew of OCHft. Uutdry space in eoch Ullit. Adjacent to l"ine Terrace $449,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 ~Coad Hwy •• Corono .. Mor JASMINE CREEK Covered entry overlooks Drastu• price reduction . beautiful sparkling pool, seller will liquidate spa and ri re ring below market and Formal living room and rinace. Former model . formal dining Huge three bedrooms. large cou nt r Y k 11 ch en, family room. Ille Jaruzz1 separate family room off master suite. Nov. w11h fireplace 4 Bdrm , $349,500 Guarded <'Om· huge master bdrm . 3 mumty.Open bath A bargain at D M .._._.......,. Rltr $310.000 See 1t now. rail . -~ 5462313 760.0835 -GREA-T ~· f!~tu INVESTMENT ONLY 199.900 3 bdrm 2 bath cond near So Coast Pla1a Gated comm. rec fat·tl Terms 1>7.000 at 12 5'. OWV balance w sml dn LOW, LOW OWN LOW PAYMENTS Tennis. pool & spa + 2 Br make this condo perfert for 2 partners Call Bill Kennedy 631 1266 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS SUCC~REALTY S49-~! mediate occupant·y. \ijV This condo features 2 CIR $69,950 $7,000DOWN decks from large master bdrm Owner will assist """""' A must see' Security gated 2 Bdrm condo. pools, saunas. aspas Vacant and owners anx IOUS. Act now. !>46-2313 in rmanring. Call Jackie Mno v .... Penney Golf C HOIH 642-5200 $289,500, ~. 3 Ba , THE REAL ESTATE RS j PETE J BARRETT .,. REALTY RXER STEPS TO SAND lalboo l"-d I 006 3 BR & DEN needs your ••••• •••••••••••••••••• attention.' Bring shovels IY OWHER .. and paint brush Make Balboa Island .. Condo $S's. Owner v.11l can; at I Duplex partnership I low interest Beauuful Island Dupleic. view $223.000 1n as sum able loans al 11.63'1. Opn Wed. Sat & Sun 1·5 Call Anita S57 1270 or ~S0!16 __ LEASE OPTION Luxurious rustom con· do 2500 sq f\ 2 frplcs. 4 bdrms. 21., bath.s $115-0 mo ~000 6'2·4623 JUST LISTED 4 BR P.• ba. seller motivated. Terms. townhome. No qualifiy. Assume 12~t'il In! No Ing, no points. hsl..qu1ck qua I. S247.~. PP No escrow. Great fo r in agls 213 1833 1369, vestor s & Isl time wkdys 213 1831 5734 . buyers. Affordable pay. !_ves ments. Decorating al- lowanre. leoch Toww. &tat. Spacious 4 bedroom. 21" bath beauty F'ormal <Uning room . family Diana Cappel 631 1266 1$:Z%1i:I 2BRCONDO $94,900 Assume S66.JOO. 11•-:- loan. Cute sgl stry gmd floor unit. Dbl allarhed garage. New listing, so call 645-7221 Wntclff lffhn room . fireplace Estate 't523 C.ue"'1,Dl·IRV~ sized grounds Owner wants fast sale. and will -------- help with rinanc1ng L..,_..... 1041 $185,000 Submit all of ••••••••••••••••••••••• fers • 979·2390 A Lot T arWi RHllton For A L1t1it lrT Of 1 acre + bldg sit.e, gent· H1:.&v1CJo.1 ly sloptng pal't'el s.hort ~ U"O distance rront lenrus ' •i block from Bay $13 5,000 full price @ SEA COVE Owner will finance Terms, Terms. Call 1 _______ _ quickly 7S2-M99 Beautiful 4 Bdrm S&S bearh. Ownr has in· bu1l1 LaJolla model. on eluded plans for custom quiet cul de sac. pnde or villa. Sl7S,OOO. Spec· ownership home in tacularviews! Golden West Estates MISSION REALTY PROPERTIES 640-1818 11'·63 f ·6 990 Coplatr_; leoch I 0 II ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plan JV Real: y MESAVaDE MIRACLE ! Large family room with 4!M-<713l wetbar and coZ)' fireplace. plush carpets S22?:000. J637 E. C.Oasl Hwy Corona del Mar 67505930 !lave something you SELL ldl~ Items wit~ a want to sell? Classiried Daily Pilot Class1r1ed ads do 1t well 642 5678. M. PRESTIGIOUS C1ntot11 &.cJ. Tlldor Top quality • priud to sell ·at $450,000. Open SUll I ·5 at 35026 CamlllO Cop ii tro•o. Cap11trono leach. 497.4144 A!!I_. WIMBLEDON Vil.I.AGE Elegant single ram1ly home. Proressionally de· corated and landscaped. 4 bdrm. 3 ba. library Air. alarm, amenities galore Eastern Buyers? Best or two worlds_ Trad eastern decor com plemen ting western hfe style. Fonnal entertain 1ng m a warm westerly setting. 4 Br tn·level. pool and spa. solar heal· ini 2 separate landsraped yard s $275,000. Excel financ· ing Chris 957· 1568 don osen rPaltor., Divorce Forces Sale Lower 3 Arch Bay . Great ocean view. pvt area . 4bdrm beac h house 499-3144. TRADEORLOWD/P IREATHTAKING VIEW From this just listed Sp} glass 4Br with fam1 ly room on quiet dul·d!' sac orrered at a>SS.000 RCTaylorCo 640 9900 RESIOfNllAL REAL fSTA;f SERVICES SALUTES 17TH AT PROSPECT TUSTIN, 731 3lll _ ~?!:" 1042 MO QU.ALIFYIMG Ocean rront mobile homes. 2 Br. pvt beach. adults. ~-~or 499-31116 fJ• RED CARPET ~~~.:O~~M ····~·i:~·;,;;;;;;····· 1i-------• ·-754·1202 l!!!!----"'1!1111-My 5·6 bdrm home Col"Oflla det Mer I 022 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 04 IEGOHIA Ope11 ~ l630.000 We are S70.000 New elegant 4 Br Vtt· Custom Costa Mesa under Bank appraisal I lo r 1 an pa rt I a 1 \ u, Home only Sl5.000 dn will take your 4 5 Bdrm ownr rontractor flnan Garden Park Village and assume loan Sal I 5 home in exchange mov Fairview Avocado.CM d pp 12131 OCEAN& 4 BEDROOMS THE 1981 DESIGN HOME ~\a1I ~7~CXX1--2&3BEDROOMS PM 175 Master Cir ing own I 13' • '( rixed Ult rate Costa Mesa ACT 592 2632 - 1 r ARTHBtSHIP Open Dally 10 :Kl AM --~ • W ATaFRONT * COAST\.M VllWS Super 3 Bdrm home with ocean view Impeccable condition Slone comer fireplace. open enter· ta1nment style living area. Great fina ncing. 1210.000 Opt11.S-l-5 9842sa.ef>IHU Hmt.lch Beautiful 4BR & 3Ba ex ec home near the beach Covered patio & !!pa Xlnt fin S283.000 1Cet1ltitt~ REALT R 548-6333 By Owner. lovely 4brlrm, 2ba home in very nice neighborhood Beaut pool with rock waterfall Lrg patio. quality ron struclion $104 ,750 897-8975. Winter Retreat Oasis in the sun. New I yr old 2 bdrm + den, 3 ba. rum with cathedral ceiling Indian Wells Racquet Club. Palm Springs Home overlook s 14th Golf Hole at lhe Indian Wells Goll course Pool in front ol home Ex cellent loc S19S,OOO. no money dn to quallhed buyer Wi ll consider trade ror umt m Corona del Mar Call John Bellamy 752·69.SS DOCK $668,500 Waterfront home free 4 Bdrm on Balboa Island canal . Magn1rirent view Lrg assumable loan at 12~ Try lse Consider lease option lolboa lalaltd llty --~6n:_uoo lmteho Sa* Fe Estates & Acrea11e Try 4 BR 3 BA 3400 sq fl ' Pool and citrus at S745,000 We know all Rancho Properties QUAii. COUNTRY •WESTATE 17141756-611 0 MOITH UGUNA Outstanding 4 Bdrm custom home. t:xlra large street to street lol o n oceanside or highway, merely steps to the beach. $685.000 SEU. idle ilema with 1 01111 Piiot Clutlf~d Acl.tu.W. WATEIFRONT Sharp 2 stDry. 4 bdrm. 21, bath home. 2 frplcs. shake roof. redwood deck to waters edge + boat dock. $335.000 ! INCLUDING LAND' Balboa lay Prop. Reatlon •67S.7060. Want A_d Results M2·5678 POOL-SPA Lovely 2 st.or) home on quiet c ul de s ac. Easts1de Costa Mesa Secluded master suite Co\•ered patio Custom designed pool and 'pa Great assumable (mane· ing! Only $169,900! Call for details! 5646-7171 THE REAL ESTATE RS CE IEDllE ELllNS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVIC£i- HEW LISTING! A Rare Opportunity To Move Into Harbor View Hills At An Affordable Price. Extra Large Lot For Family EnJoyment And Pri\·acy. Three Bedrooms And Family Room For On I y S290. 000 DUPLEX Bal&a "Little Is land ... Waterfront With Full Bay View From Both Units. Upper Unit (Which Would Make A Wonderful Owner 's Unit) Has Four Bedrooms. Lower ls Three Bedroom Unit. Large Front Patio. Sandy Beach. ......... _ ....... 759-9100 #2 Corparat. PICllO Mfwporf Cfftff IAYFIOHT Much desired single story h o m e . 4 BR, 4 BA exceptionally lg Ii v /din areas. 122' on water! Lg pier & slip. Quality cons truction. $1 ,750,000 Ma rtha Macnab 642·8235 (BU ) LOW PRICE Beautifully upgraded Turtle Rock "Tartan" 3 BR 2 Ba + Fam rm. Super corner location detached home! Comm pool & spa! Privacy! $265,000 Darlene Herman 752-1414 (812) 17 MUIR BEACH CIRCLE SPYGLASS HIU Spon sorl'd by Newport Jr . Chamber of Commerce Lo benefit ORAHGEWOOO A new home for abused children. Open for publie viewing September 13·27 . Tickets may be purehased at the door Presented at $2..100.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 CALL FOR on AILS ON THESE FINE PROPERTIES ON WATER: Lifldo Ille 5 bed ••......•• $1 ,395,000 Lifldo 1• 5 bed .......... $2,600,000 1ay-.1 layfront 5 bed •• $1 ,350,000 DoYH' SW.1 layfrotd 4 bed .................. $1 ,400,000 Udo Pa loyfrot1t condo •... $625,000 Udo'"'· layfront Co-op •••• $280,000 lalM>o llland BoyfrOt1t 4 bed .................. $1,200,000 P..-...io loyfrollt 4 bed •. $1,600,000 OciGifwOftt, 6200 sq ft .... $1,950,000 VIEW OF WATER Htwport H•lcJhh l bed ••.••• $795,000 Core.a .. Mar 4 Md •••..• $1,lS0,000 Htw HartNN-•ldcJe 4 bed .• Sl.995,000 Core.a HHJM-d1 2 bed .••. S615.000 HUATHEWATH eor..-l bed ••.••...•.•..• $265.000 Poof Ml bed •••••........• SZlS,000 P-. PoW l bed •.•.•.•... $425,000 v. a..o.z btd .......... s111.ooo ..... J Nd •••••••••••.•.•• SZ4t,OOO s,.fllt Vll0opoof •...•.•.•• $4t9.000 ON L\UOA ISLAND lt.ed. ..................... $420,000 Zt.ed. ..................... $319,000 ~ C--' o.,M• ........ 5671,000 .._.CM Cept Cod .•...• $111,000 WAT£RFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE ~ ~"'"• P!oomy ~ 2Qtl W C11t•• Hv.v 31S MM1llt Aw Ntwoort IXllCh 8.alboa ld.wl '11-14" 67MMI I Dll'LD 548-2231 Large 2 BR 21 2 ba condo. IROW MAllCET Sl6-0.000PerUnit 2 car attached gar Only S6SKdown OWC The perfec t dual Easts1de Fixer Upper. 3 microwave, rplc, etc rest Townhouse. 4 ownership property with br. Iba. spa 10"2": rm Almost new_ Great bdrm . or 31den. 3 ba 2almostequal2bdrm.2 PiQ.000 Agt 642:_1523 rinancing. Sll2,500 Prof dee, boat slip. bu units with master College Pk rixerupper. 3 770·S578 -I pool 1tenn1s . only suites. stone fireplaces br. 2 ba . ram rm I $499.990.0 penSat&Sun and wood beamed cell Sll0.000. owe $80,000 Isl EMTDf!!~~ERS Is. 840·2229,84().3335 1ngs all on an oversized TD. 642 1523A{l -..wn• - lot with pvt patios and -1: .. STSIDE I""'• I 044 deckc . $320,000 1or•, 1· n· Pric~d letow Mrilt ~ ~ Assumable VIR f111anc· •11•11•••••••••••11•••• terest financing. Village Creek Condo Styll-t.. t.&--t.....-3b · d t 1ng available on th1i; lift~ 644-7211 r. a IC. mirrore we charming. light and a1rv Nicely detailed 3 Bdrm bar, decor . paper & , home. Featurin a 4 home in California drapes. gar opener "' Bd rm . plus ram1ly Homes Seller will ~ S\29.900 Owner 1agt. room . en r Io s e d cooperate with rmanc _____:____:___, Elsa, 75113!!'.1i_S46-231}~ courtyard. lovely back ing. Shows like new - ---2 HOMES-I LOT yard with Ko1 pond Ask home. Close to park FaMalffc: by! Duplex Buyer who needs neg income + shelter F"ront unit 3 bdrm. rplc. JaC. 3 ba. mm1 ocean view Rear umt 3 bdnn. 2 ba. Under· ground pbng for 4 cars. IO"l-dn, large assum a· ble. inc. $1700 per mo Priced at $350.000. Drive by 714 Pomsett1a tr you like, call the owner al 752 6955 Duplex, won't last for buyer who need~ negative in + she lter Price $260,000 5",; dn Large assumable. Mon· tbly rental inr $1425. Drive by 514 Marigold COM tr interested call, John Bellam 752·6!!..SS REDUCED SI 00 IC Cameo Shores Estate. 3 br. 4 1"J ba. private beach. enclosed ctyd . w /spacious pool, forever harbor & ocean view. li95.000 leasehold La-~~ REAL ESTATE 644·6397 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. modem ing S188,400 For ap· w /tennlS & sw1mmmg. kitchen. dbl gar ALSO 2 pointment to see, call Call for details. Br. I ba. rrptc. dbl car ~·1151 gar with omre. Annual scheduled gross income 115 ,000 per yea r . S190__..000 751·4688 -- -~,,,. HERITAGE . • REALTO RS TWO FOil TWO ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!I 2Br 2Ba w1garage,ex· --------1 tens1vely remodeled MESA WIST w heated Jacuui COMDOS secluded in redwood We have 6 brand new 2 d e c k & I u s h I Y bdrm condos left From landscjlped covered $139,000 to SIB7.000. Call patio INCLUDING now. COLOR TONED AP· PLIANCES & LAUN· DRY PLUS I Br 1 Ba. Dollhouse with garage, Redh1ll°'~Realty 1;~:: ~:Hl(I patio & extra parking. 1!!!!!!1!111!!!!1!111!!!!1!111!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Complete privacy for .,SSUME .,..,,. both on I lot . located in ,_ ""•" the nicest area of E. $80,000 at only l2o/r in· Costa Mesa. 1179,500 terest. There's plenty or with xlnt financing. country charm in this Drive by :115 flower then newly decorated 4 bdrm call 673-6372 ror a borne located on a quiet ...::.::~~=.:=.::LJ.i:.:.:...-1 street in Mesa del Mar ~:d~=~ !nB~-~ ~o~: Better hurry! 751-31.91 =-f{/\:\:(H ~ H !:\LTY ~ '>~>1 ?000 THI ...... TOWMHOME? Call tbe specialists at the condominium in formation center Touchstone Realty 96J.cail * •RElllCED Your 1st home in Irvine. Vacant and ready to go 2 Br condo in adult com· munity. Central air & more. Call now. 118.900 }~r 1 )ll\l<.ihr1d1< • RcalltJ 551·3000 1920 ftarrann Pk"', lr~lnl' Price $165,000. Take BY OWNER. 2 BR t lort, c:::. SE I f ( T ~PH(JPlHTll ', over pymt& of 11650 mo. 2"41 ba, lux condo on golf No qualifying, or gel co urse 13 Rana . new loan.54&-sca ---_-L...1, _____ S210,000. loan bal. 0 lt.&c o .. P_ 1026 u•o.ooo . 152.9556 , llKE T IKA H ••••••••••••••••••••••• Approx lt,; miles to By Owner. 3bdrm. 2ba. _,,o:..::wn~r/c.:••ft"::..·-----1 beach, beautif ul new lt1tchen new ~------- townhome. Mexican ~ile carpets. ocea'n /Mt TUrnBOCI entry, fireplace, 3 king view. Wood beam ceil· VllWHOMI YOUDESElft T .. IEST Three large bedrooms. a newly remodeled kitchen. knotty pine paneling, open beamed ceili ngs and a walk to everything location are just a taste of the out· standing amenities. Ex· eel. financing and owner will consider terms. S39S.OOO 497.5494 SWIL. ... wh itewater & city lights views from this 2 bdrm & den home. Decks on both levels & yard for outdoor liv10g. Excellent starter borne. Price includes : New carpet, paint ' levelors. 1210,000 P•IMIDWLD Located in Woods Cove just 2 short blocks to secluded beach. Each unit has I bdrm + extra slee ping area with fireplace & large deck. Room lo expand on tree shaded lot. Seller financ· ing. 1259,000. LEA YE THI CAI.. at hom e & walk to the beach from this 3 bdrm home tucked away on a quiet street. Hardwood floors. deck & brick patio with mature fruit trees. Great potential. Owners will help with fln1uclng. m:s.ooo. ~ .... ~~ ... ~, .... I - ..... OD.-..._ i_..-Qi-1 12~ % ruar NEW!COUNTIY FIEICll HOME sz bdrms. 2V. ba. Huge ings thru-out. S22SK. Unusual h.ax. " privacy covered 111t1o. charming Flex. terms. 661·0213. Ulru-<>ut this slrikln• 3 171 .. I •t4-ll 77 mini y1rd. Near260acre 661-8124. • .. 21.as TO KEAN $4&9 .. o ...... .... c .... Mo9 ...... 641.03'6 67).7112 re a ion a I f,arlt. Great __.._ ...-:~'-="'1-'"'"v-..._.---I O-J-4 Br 2"' be, family rm, value on y Sl3t ,SOO. ,,_.,. .. •-r rorm1I dining rm 2417 COASTUMIY11W MS·o:.>3 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• sq fl! Garden entry w /2 from th.is unique home --IMMID OCCUPAMCY patios & 1 deck off on 1 very private lot. A '9HIH THUMI? Tiburon Condo 3 Br. 2"1 m11ter auit.e. Hlghly up-jewel or a kitchen which E1sulde. Frult trttS & Ba. 1860 sq. ft. Sl.2J6,500. graded· 1299.000 < un· get& 1 + with bri&ht 1ua· I P I A ... ...,. 2297or963-'967 furnished) or $350,000 llahts ind countrv r 0 s.e 1 r v act • ... ..... · (furnished)· like model. 1 seclusion in park I~ e .......... .._. 1040 Cill for appt. to ate. ~h~d:ti:c~~m~:ti~~ yard. SuMy 3 BR. Bnck •••••••••~ ............. 851.uu. Mrs Glau. fpl c. Covered p1llo. S7000DOWMI ()pen Sat~ 13 Valley stltdio. •.ooo. Pride of ownership. For Sile by owner. View. L...-.7•. tit U. Room roruJ:r:loa· On· Sb1rp 48R. 3BA, Uv rm. I!!!!!!!!~•••••!!!! ly $1.24.000. ~ f1m rm. lrg lot, trees. Llltll._.I OCtANPIONT-Nnr Nut to Greenbelt. As· c1--.1a ............ ":!:-all• .. .,..1., 'h9I ... I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!ml!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 1 u m e Io a n 1 , See ---_,. ... r. ..._. ....: i pwt ~ Lose someth1n1 valua· anytime. $134 ,500. amaD .. ,...&o,_,..' at tir __. .... COLDWeu BAN~eRO ble? Pl•ct an ad in our Caretaker on prop. 1'711 saa. ~ ~ * n-"" ,.... .li.. lt'J. Loat and Found col· Dine St. $31·0794 or ict.r.Mp •IHI Mc ,,. Ma --· umna. That'•"'*" peo. .-u,,___ 117·• ~~ plen ,..,. pie h* when UMy've -==~==::=~·~..:::=..::=-----; ~-Id. t1ll t*7 ,,.. ftll 111 ..a II load ID ltflllah lue. •aat Ad. 8aulla lfZ.5171 --. DMlr ..... gm '$ P • ' MonetFors. ~r••llblett J.HHNtmltlllld HM1ttu.fwm.a..4 ........................ ·············. ······ ................................................. . Mt",...tlMdt 106 llcwP,..,.ty 200 ...... .._. l106 C... .. Mlr JJU tte.M1U1fw l1hd U1fwa•1d ~flw rie.d ~·-·~ ··············l.······· ....................... ....................... ....................... ........................ ....................... .................... . Orange Coast DAILY PILOf ,friday, September 18, 1981 Continued from DI " Sect. C-8 ...,.. ....................... .. THI l&Jl=FS TlilLa ,All 3 Br. 2 81 hmUy Homt. 4 BR 2~\ ba. buuutuJ ...,_ .._. JZ ......,.. l2tl W,-.1..u 3141 C..h W... Jal• .,.. sar OD Coforado River Qt bfrplc. Clrpnr1. .,, Id. dla· ~/nlte vu r~ park'•· ...................... • .................................................................. . Ma&nlfil'trll VltWSol UJ>' Parlier Ari&. 150 SPlctl wubtt. Oet. l '° Jwie ~ . s room• untum. tuept 2 Br All utU pd Lr• Fum lu1r.tudlo.1pa, TV, MESA Vf!RDE home II per bay end mountains. wllh room . to tllp1nd 14 S. l tv.11. Charm Ins 2 Br l bt, brick 0 E box Frpk, 1~r. ~ ya rd $S2S No pf ta maid liervl<'t, phonri. m01pbert. Us :Jdlupt.t ~-101( •~ltec'-tOH Front row sharp3bdrm 1'7$0,000 with l250.000 ..... ,.._.. ll07 frpk, 1ar, l1undryf1cll thl lo ocHn. ut1I by ~3232 jl.2Swk G-222'1 No~l• 546-1~ OD f£E ' 11nd. Good down. OWC ba.11nct at ••••••••••••••••tt .. ••• Bacb up to ~I courte own tr UOO rn o Avail now 2 Br l Ha -• ... IW~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• £1e•lnl 4 8r Cl.Ill.Om IA Nelltf Oale Ranch, btaul v1tw. lmportrd marble, pool 11e yard, 4 rar 1ara1t. fCIUClllnan •••••••••••••••••••••• ... ....., ... 1'. r rulln financ1na 10'\ Cuar.1~ rub on OCEANt.ROHT winter l\W/mo. IH. Waterfront 4lM·Ol.S4 W1ttr • trash paid. " LYDICOI. avat!.ble <'lllb Lew back al dt z br, &Ir , Pl~. uUla pd·, Hom~nt 63t.l.OO_ £xtcutlvt-atyle r1mlly sara&e Adult&, 00 ~u. 1 Br IU pd, tncl &ar Cet laat )'ear's inwreat rate now' Fully l.!illum•· bit 30 yr larat t.t • bdrm. lam nn. la yard 642 Slfl orMQ.&1117 OpenSatlSu.n 15 aired. 714n52 2213 or ~75 Adult., no pela Quiet F!utaide Sharp bomtwldtamaUcentry, MSO + $400 deposit dtwasher, pool Adult.$ 416 Plata 1J4JM4 Q3S7 b owner 675 1832 ZBR, renctd yrd. lndry larae muttr swte. dble A enl no fee ~llOQ!L__ _'42·S07l. lot 1625. 000 c /.21 ........ Qltr '4~57 . 4PLIX l SIOICM , 8r 2 Ba. U84 Ocean apace. dbl carport, &araae ' b111ut1fully d , • .2 Ir. I le~ SZO OOO• Blvd Washer/dryer, Adults prd No pets landanPlld yard' Kida ~· !L I 1400 Newly decor C:u. pd J enatn & Q> ;59 11708 Ev es 444 5 7 u or,_ ______ _ • Wll dlab uh 0 Avail 1mmed MSG mo & pelt OK 1 A bari•ln at ,,,.._ tncl Kar pool dsh r OwnuwiUcarry ~ t w er pen 67:Ml231 onlyP'llurry!#5469 •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• • . w 1151 8269 IA YNONT DUPLEX Mew,orl lteca. I 06' :.:oL3B=!N:~11~~11 UPPHl>.C•IAY Spotless 3 Bcinn f1m1ly home A "MUST SF:t:" prop.-rty Whela ·11 un l'f3.9'.\!_ _ -.---R ""' au c-ewport Crest <.:ondo, Adults '42·5073 n U.--~ 31 41 Eleg.101 Exttut1veHome _en!!m_g~~r~ 3bdrm, Z\oaba, ocean YEAIMIOUNOMf llrTonhuie •••••u•••••••••••••••• des111ned for entertain· L..t-e........ J.25.2 view OOOtmo 64&-QS Soc,,. At'"'''" O• Newly decor. "" pd . ••• • ••• •••••••••••••••• ... PLUS a ep~rat• en lr11nct l~rKe l UR + ba Open Sul /Sun 1 ·5 2320 La Uud11 PhH'e C /21 Newpcri Cntr 640.5'357 Real Estate Almost octtanfront wi te Ing . fireplace, wet bar & •••• •••••• ....... •••• •• ~----· 1e,10t • Frnt SuMlly " rent ala complet"ei; den! Ju!ll ~· US78 Shore• 3 Br 2 Ba. beach, • .,c_,. McLoitl 8rvnch • 1.rno' • encl gar . pool, cbwhr furn. P~rkma. patios, Plus Eas131de dollhouse tennis ll.50. No pets BeautiM 2 bdrm, den, P<11t•"• • Plu• mott Adults. 6'2·~3 THlllUff In thii up~tnirs rur PL.AM '"I " P I ~ K & fo' I. 0 A T 3 bdrm, din rm .. llv. Gi>ruae One or thos1: rm , fam. n11., F tP, 2"'2 ':J111rd lo find" ltcmsand ba, xtra large pon·1:l:1in owner wlll c:arry tht i--------•I 98 UNITS I 14-7 "'xtt I trees prlv•ry 2 Br with h1rae fncd yd for 83J.l32'7.___ __ end unit, att;ached dble GREAT RECRl!ATION. Spar1ous 2 Br 1 Ba. llous~ ..,.,!>Mo. Duplex l'ds Juatli00!115482 ....._wport•~1. 1269 garage. Tastefully der. 1"'""''r•1NL1mo11~ Laundryrac .. pool.IJ95 ••' Rentimes631 ~Fee rw __. Mo to Mo. fl400 mo 11>•0 & 1>•0 ~null>• 2 5411-~ .J700 Mo. d7 Sm. . --•••• • tt •••••U••••••••• 644 0653 673-858S Hr•Gllh Cluh~ • Suuna Ch;rmir\«. N end, 2BR, E side 3~. l '-li~a. l'U!· Stavlew ~Hr 3 Ha, ramlly __:_ or__ • Hy(lrom1uage • 2BA, frplc, library, den/ de-sac, frl)lc. llto~e. encl rm. dining rm. ocean & Dana Po1111. rut'(lly rum. 2 Sw"""""O • GC1il V•ry Low Down dining. deck, octi•n. backyard, niei> urea night llllhl vit'W8. rool & BR 2 Ra, W ID. attached Ot1•1r1v R11r10u Owaer .... Ccnltl hillside views, magic ~~().~. tennlB SlllOOprmo gar, W Op~ner. sec , BUUTIFUl APTS tubwtctrsmicttlewall11 ptipcrs' ONLY 20~ MEWPOITSHOHS & floor . 4 covert<! patio down with the used to be l ldrWI 2 latll areas Pnce ~.000. ~·1 interest or 13'"< Evtn th(' Au...;.. Lo. lleSliBJIU APAITMENTS Beautiful landscaped garden •pta. Pah08 or decks Pool & Spa. cov. ered pnking Adulis. no down, asswne $40,000 tst pd l' r 1 s r 1 g ht al Sl8',000 trust deed at 7"'2'1 Xlnt Sl.300.000 Sgt& THW'*t-Off Foat &crow f'OHIM lkn. & f'rklpah Wetco.e • land lease 1853 00 pcr MB. RJCHS 67S.1771 year Can't change until f'AVILIONUALTott yur 2003 14'1 tnt only '7M I JO 2nd trust deed duelllllllllll!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!llm!!!•m!!~ 1986-87 C.:a.11 owner forF LOWDOWN o we OR LEASE /OPTION appt daily aner 5 pm (714) 760-8425 4 br. 3 ba exec home on Sussex Ln in Westchrt Rkli lyitn 714/760.72'2 WESTCUFF Just redone tns1de & uut s. c~ 1076 lBRCONDOll5.000 Avail now S28S.OOO •••••••••••••••••••••••fll!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llfl!ll!!!!!!l!!!!!!!I!~ Can assume ex1st1ng Owner bki:,. 752·~ Lrg 2·Sty home w big loan of approit. ll0,000 at i---------• mother-tn law apt on ca M TRIPLEX. good area, asswn loan. owe. priced right. Prin only Bkr._979·~ 14'•%1nt [[~ NEW tMll'l HIO n yon near be-ach utaLM 1;!54,000. 498-5735 LIDOISU 20·~ down, owe lge 2nd w Jno payments. 2 br, 2 ba , imma c w 1ex pans1on potential. Just $335.000. Agt, 963 8182. WEST OCUMFIONT Triplex. Xlnt terms & prime !oration. t;OO,ooo Agent, !]S-Sl~L BAYFRONT P>.HORAMIC OCEAM U n d e r M a r k e t VIEW CONDO 0 11o n Bldr read) to 3 BR , 2~.ba , $45,000 negotiate. down owe 12 •1,. Great terms to qual Sl64.500. buyer Brand new 4BR A.A leoch Rltrt, Inc 4ba Bayfront with boat 714 /4?2-2 100 dock 1s available at San JllOft $'950.000 to SJ.300,000 Caplstrmo 1078 Open Daily llll Solrl 2274 •••. ••••••••••••• •••••• YACHTTlMESllARE Busmess for sale. com plete Joint venture or s ell o utr ig ht l 8051646·6707. Channel Rd. Hal INVESTORS Prime 2 yr old s111gle family residences show pro1eet1ve net return ol t2S"'r + over $25.000 tax wnte·orf in 1st 5 years P l~--------1 roress1onall.y managed. Peninsula Reduced to Sl28,500 2 OCEAHFIOHT CALL 675-631 1 bdrm, 2 ba condo I year 8 to 9 5'4 assumption. with only W.000 down Pran only Call t7 14 1 784 2072 ask for Ron 3 bd rm. 2 bath 1m new Highly upgraded maculate home with IY OWHEIJIXlO. I Tile . w w cpts Wall guest house & or I bdrm 4 Br 2 ba, EastbluH I paper. lands~aped. enc apl lnrredible orean home HY ; dn Owner patio. pool, Jae, tennis HEWf'ORT IEACH view S450,000 rinanrmg Interest only IH.000 +Isl TD Open Prime duplexes and Realonorrucs 675-6700 Ask 1 n R a PP r a 1 5 a I Sun 3-6 or by appl 32031 triplexes m CdM & Ha l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-·· $240,1100 Prinl' only Via Tonada SJC orr Peninsula LarKe as &.s7 4828 642 0350 A 11 pa z corner de I sum able loans Lo11o low 21121>.COMDO Adjacent lo Newport Crest area Sea Wind Section S12J.900 Good terms Roy McCanlt, Rltr. 548-7729 ' Obispo. Pacific Co down OWC 2nd Ow11tr~! 498-5640,8-S<rlO C /21 HewportCftfr Need qui ck esl·row 640.5357 Beaulifull} decorated Ottt.r Rtd Estate - llV Homes. 3 bdrm . 2 ba ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• for S. 2200 lhgh assumable 30 }ear • ••••••••••••••••••••••• rinancmg at 12 5r, fixed Mobile Homes Asking $235,0IXJ. lond in For Sole 11 00 CORONA DS. MAR eluded CALL NO W' 1~··•••••••••••••••••••• Just hsted! Oversized Owner Agent Prin UC EAN FRONT New lot with Bay View Quiel OCEANFRONT 1·1pals only Come for in· Modular Type Homes, street 75"1 financing BY OWNER specllon Sat Sun 1·5 leased land. 3 pvt. bchs. 1>95,000. New rust. bit 2 sty. 76()..9S26 24 hr secunly, ftShing f' h N d pier from S34.900 tO'; &red~cn h~~e~" t~; 8h1!' LARGESTR·2LOT do~n. '![19·ll!§.. __ split $895,000.0WC' 371 1 40x9S. with 1212 br, Iba railer al pvt beach, Seashore. 673-G.578 houses Bl0<•k LO bearh Tr e a s ure I s I and . --Be s t rental area Laguna Bch , $8500 LIDOISlE S269.000 Prtn only 4-9t3816 Beautifully remodelt>cl 549 3076 da)s. 673-6~0 2bdrm 3ba home wuh eves Owner IEACH/Affot dable formal 1.hn rm. sun deck, OWN ER ANXJOUS. IOH' $48.500 with lo" low wet bar & more 81mk ly 2 sty Ill estab nbrhd down . 2 yr, 2 Br. 2ba. appraised SH5,000, xlnt SlO.OOO total cash down ram rm Min age 18yrs. j!l!!l!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!"!l!ll!•llll!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!I ~;4~~ & 6;~~e H~~!~ OWC balance Payable f~~ P~~~. o:ar:c;:~: Sat-Sun IS, 119 Via ~a: ro:4~:xt 1!;k·1~; Rllr 6311004 Vella Owner Ai.rt Don S265,000. Ownr 63l·721S MOBILE WANTED. sngl HE PRIVACY OF ESTATIUVIHG Can be yours on this 2+arre• homes1te cov ered with mature avocado trees with ac cess to a pnvllte lake & riding trails $125,000 Do~n as low as 1or; In terest as low as 9'. 67J...Q697 -'-' --wide. move-0ul Trade Luxur} ewport HARBnD ll'llND 638·0677or991 !IOIO home on 11 acre for In Uft ~ efMt•ry Lots/ come Units or' Equ1t) OPPORTUNITY Cryph 1500 $280.000 Acl no11o ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Broker Co Op Agent Pr ime 4 5 X I 4 o Two adj lots. Wstmslr 631·4Sl6. waterfrontlotw1lhex1sl· Memorial Park SSOO AG ENT 723·B333 **Reduced $31K Now Sl,000 Up to 45' slip available w this huge 21den or 3 Br condo with water views from both liv1njl room and master suite Gorgeous neutral del'or and the best finant'inl( al the beach Call lor your personal inspection. WllOOhrldgc Really 551.:Jtl(HI 1mearranr• I'~ .. '·'"'"' Owner will help rinanc•e great assumable loan I Br near Ma riner\ Sl98.000 Submit oHl'r 646 ·1044 \Jlent or 646·1046 DUf'LEX OH WATER Dock fw 30' loot tng pier and shp for 45' each. 842·6342 before yacht Pnce or S2.~.000 8am CH111toin, Dfterl. inl'ludes clenred lot. ap. C-rdal Resort 2400 pro v e d p I a n 5 a n d ~, _..... 1600 ••• • • • •• ••••••••• •• •••• perrn1ls for a luxunous 5 ror• •1 SMOG FREE Bdrm 5 bath French ••••••••••••••••••••••• , . Regency home w11h CondomhlhmnfTown· YU~(;A VALLEY Lan· many extras. houses fw,. 1700 der s area. 212 acres 330 Terms AYoiloble ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft hwy rronlange 12 x 60 ., di~ A 1C mobill' home Call Paceseller Realty ~edu ced to St28.500. Sundeck. wtr. gas. sep for details and appoml· 2BR, 2BA Condo. I yr tic. Bon~ 14x.20 ~tucco ment 646-5092 new. Highly upgraded. cabin Outsta nding Tile , Wall to wall view $35,500 , '• dn Cllff+4AVEH carpets. Wall paper 0 W C I n q u 1 r e CharmtnJl 2 story 3 Br. Landsraped. enclosed 714 364·2010or 364 2005 212 ba. 2 frplcs. den. patio. Pool, Tennis. jar Out of s.- ram1ly rm overlookang 111.000;assumable 1st Propetiy 2600 pool Lar~e lot. badmm 135 8'i. Open Fri.Sal & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ton court $379,000 b} Sun. Or by appt 32031 ase 3 br 2 ba home owner F'lex terms & Via Tonada: San Juan f r 1 d a y Ha r b 0 r : o wn er 11oill earn Capo OffAlipaz.rorner Wa shington SJSO mo Consider trade mo~1iig of Del Obispo. Agl 661-6212 do"n 6312126 Pa cific Compan y 1 L-r-Open SAT /SUN I S 498-5640, 498-S<rlO CllK_.s, .........,.., 407 KINGS PLACE Grons 2700 Ass mable Loa 3 bdrm ••• •••••••••••••••• •••• 12 1'2~/o ~NANCI~ 2 ~ar garage" Sl6.000· regon ranch for rent. You can t beat this 30 Owner will carrv re S3SO mo 200 acres. 2 br )ear loan at 12'2'r mamder.545-!J706 · h ouse, s tre a m +owe 2nd at 12 S', --Lakeview Or will sell, Beau11ru1 4 Br 21, Bu Dtiptexts/ $225,000. 15001947 3143 or urden w/ gardener 3 Br + fam rrn, ('ul de fplc, 1>lll1U. Pool. Jar., l>•11111eJ 1 & 'J Bed Washet1 dryer. t900 yr. Hl' lol'atlOO Avail Im Waterrront lease, 4 Br 4 tennis. adlt.s, no pets 111um~ • I v•n••l11:1J ed .., I Ba family rm top c n ~. 673-7589 & IJ11tur1o$00<l • Ac,lu41 ly Avail Oct 7lh m .... ~Imo yrly se · • ·o ~ 1 "'"O . No p411~, 497·S31S Jackie Hand lem 11 n dlllon, dork for .0 bt>:U 3 Br 2ba. tennis. serurtly. M •de'' Opt'n 01,1y -----ll6t &311266 11900 ~ mi to brh SR50, 91ub ~~~.~ ........ 1$:Z%.19 !::.4t:~~n:~=~· C=~ Gar~~~=•nt1 S pe ct acular view SJSOOmo Remax ofNpl --"II 1425 Hewport8eachH OCeanfront 3 br. 2 ba. 2 • Clean lbdnn dupltx Bob or Dov1e1se..1221 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aso rv1n• "' ,,.., story Avail alter Sept Off street pciung, quiet Newport Crest Condo (71 41645·11°' 8th Winter SOO or yrly 1325 No pets Avail9'25 3bdrm, 21,b:1, ocean lease S1200 No pets. Agt, _0"'·2474 WESTCUff view_,J900tmo 646 ~ Htwport Beech S. ..... Lu )( u r I 0 u s r 0 u r •700 16111 SI 0 ••••• 'b'" ~5S2'1. Lrg eitec Home 4BR. bedroom, three bath Villa Balboa Dix 2 mslr 1714J 642·51 i3 !ll!!!!!!!!!l!!l!ll!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!~I 3BA, den Nr Hoag llo)p home ~amed te1Ltngs bd 2 ba llOO 962 5121 or BAY CR EST S ~d rm on Bluffs in CM. Ol·ean in living room and ram•· 645·5118 home w1pool, large yard View. Sundeck. Jae ins ly room Seduded pool IRVINE $2 000 LlDO ISLE mo. Nancy642·4.'i7318·31 size yard Space rorboal New 2 bdrm condo for charming 4 bdrm . 2 8111 645·5218 wknd 's or trailer. Sl8SO month lea!Je. Mln·Park Vat"w ' bath. newly redecorated Avaal_Oct I.__ yearly b<1 s1s Agent Xlnt tor Nr UCI 1700 S1800 mo. Yearly. Bill 3bdrm condo w 111at10, 631 7~. mo. Call 12131 258 3.563 Grund~67~l61. pool, etc S7501mu. + Harbor View Home. ~.!f>.re8AMQrah7PM Oceanfront 2 Br . patio. $450 cleaninl( dep beaut1fulexecut1ve4Br ,,.,,.. NRS C PI AZA garage. Utils paid. No 871-7672. ~,,.,/mo. • · ' ' t A .1 to J 15 ---3\12 Ba .. landscaping. Lofl bdrm. A!C. ow. rs. vat · . ~ne · Three bdrm, 2 bath, new alarm system. seperate stream, a\'iary. Pool , .982. _w M'!,._~·'§lQ__ paint inside out, new maids1guest apt f1500 Jae. see gales. & more Oceanrront Sharp 2BR $650 Mo Winter Adult 675 3382/213-795 3018 Yearly or Winter. full y furn luxurious ocean front I Br Apl Sleeps 2 Call 2131415·40'.!8 Newport Ol·eanrrout, 2 & 4 Br Avail WuHH Wee kly Monthly 673·7677 VILLA IAUOA carpets. S'IOO mo No Mo. 759·~...:.. _ SS7·7838 Luxuriously appointed pets. Apply 646-9~3 18 5 HARBOR VIEW 4 Bdrm D.-J..aes Uwfwft 3600 --------1 twobedroomsoroneand Mon thru Fn ) Sid Wig .,.... 211, ba. 2 story w 1ram1ly •••• ••• • ••••••••••• • • • • WIHTB RENTALS den Pabulous ocean ens rm rormal dirun g view Ocean Front. On the OCEANFIONT view Maid service O-Of'oW 3226 big yard pri~ary' Beach Pvt Rd Splll 2 bdrm.lbathS47S $2000 per month. Six ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1600tmoyr'ty level JBH, 2BA SI 100 3 bdrm. 2bath1625 months lease 631·7~l 4bdrm, small family, no mo No pets Rel rt"Q Realtor -----' pets Xlnt loc S150tmo TRI LEVEL APT with 673-2875 lease wfgardener Avail oeean view 3 Bdrms o.piezHfwft 3650 now. 831·1615or493-7766 Jba. 3 car gar In prime ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &Toro 3232 New po rt loc al1on Steps lo Beach 2BR. part lolboo fl~ 1207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1050 moyrly rum Lower Duplex Im associated llROKERS-REAL TO llS lOH W lolboo •'I JU I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant 3bdrm 2ba house Waterfront Homes. Inc mac Yrly Mature <.:ou Steps to Ocean, tennis Newport on the Beach, at an economical price' 63I·1400 !!le £rer ~ ~I :1115 iog. bike 2 BR. 2 BA. 3Br. 2Bjl... some ocn Just $.'iSS! Features lge Wntr $SSO 67J.3S96 view. cute, lwt condo tiled k1lt'hen, massive HEWf'ORT ... _.........._ ~-·,-L ... $875 c 11 k d HGHTS ~..-'"'"" ... "'"' !NIC'U f>:le!lanl 2 BR 2 Ha, \1ew, mo a w n s brick frplc & enrlosed ••• • •••• ••••••••••• •• •• Id h 673 9157 or wkd ys grounds ' Children & Like new rustom bu1ll lolbool·.__. 3706 inc 5 piano. l' in a. 673 6098 h b d -linen. T\' ell' $1500 mo ...:: _ pets are welcome! •5566 l ree e rooms. l wo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ne11o'. custom . luxury 3 br ~entime:t6314SS5 F~e baths. rormal d1n1ng Steps lo Bay !Br. great Agtn 646·3255 home. 1 block rrom ..._.__._leodi 3240 room Ea.ling area in Patio. frplc. gar S4l5 2 BDRM . Winter KentJI. Ferry, 4 frplcs. Jae, 2•, ·--·~·-kitchen. View SISOO per w·inter. OPEN 32812 Adults. ou peli. M·a1I :Jt ••••••••••••••••••••••• th 1 I now ~ 675 7019 ba. gar Mo-lo-mo or yr HOME FOR RENT mon , year) ease S~hare 644·0054" • ,..,,,,, . ly $1500/mo. Can furn. 4 Bdrm ~. Fenced 631 7~._Realtor S p A R K L I N ti \'ersa11les IBr. rum un 730-0682~968,3(k5() yard & garage Kids & Exclusive Big Cyn CHARMER 1 BR patio rum. SS50 mu yr round CopistrCIRO leoch 3211 pets wekome. 545-2000. twnn!fe 2 br. 2. ba, pvt yrly. $600 inc Id~ ut11 ' :.! 13 7 9 2 34 69 E \l' ....................... Agent, no fee. gar. pool, tennis $12S-O. 640.6-0SS 642 4957 Condo. ocean view. 3 Br. Brand new 3 br. 3 ba 6:4(}-8!16, 67·~171 PACI Fl(' St::-JSt:T 212 Ba Dana BluHs, house for discnminuling Lido Island. clean 3bdrm. 111 M. loyfroftt VJ EW pool. tenrus. ete 1750. family. 2 bills to beach. 2ba, 2 car gar. lrg patio. 3 Br. 2 Ba Waterfront. IS steps to ~and Lf.: 2 492·67QO. Totally upgraded jl_,100/m0.~·1623 Winter SI~ Yrly SJ400 bdrm w carport, bal. Elegance & economy' G a rd en er Inc I WESTCUFf COMDO ~7~~45 644 1535 ~~~94~~c util im· l>SS S425 rents this Spanish ~fmo.8J3.014S~-Two bedrooms Two Lower un1l l BR I Ra, style 2 bedroom family 2 Br 1 ba beach rotlage. baths Dining room winter Open Sat Sun Junior Bdrm \er~alll\'S home near the beach' 9i00/mo rirst & last. $100 Fireplace Adults No 109 Park Ave 675.9255 Rel' r a<' $495 ~1 o Plush carpets & large cleaning, all ut.il pd. 619 peU. 96SO per month yrly Yearlnmall l Br Apltor 644 5 369 54 8 04 25. chef's kitchen' Children Main. 536-1453 lease. 631 7300. Broker I quiet adult. no ~ls 751 9110 & pets are OK! 114981 Lg3BRJba. FIR wtfrplc, W"'TElrm~HOME 6$475~0297~0 anl'ld ut1ls Beach rental, Spal' 1'1 Renllmes631·4$55 Fee 3 car gar. nr bch "' "'"'"' ,, br. l'ompl rum Slt>ps to Coroaa dl4 Mer 3222 C50 /mo 962·8118 2 story custom hom('. 4 ilolboG Pflliltwlo 3707 sand 56~ mo Hh · ut pets 2BR I'• BA 2BR 2 BA 398.W Wilson $485 1')15 631 5583 usrs.01 2 Br I"' Ba Townhou.\l' Laundry rm. pauo. garage. Smull child. small pet OK ~~ Mo TSL Mgmt 642 1603~ Wl:.§tfield FAMILY~S Sparkling clean lrg apts ror families with I or 2 children. Near park No pets 2 BR. 2 BA. ~IS 2 BR "" BA $495 398 W. Wilson, 631·SS83 NEWPORT Af' ARTMEHTS 2 Br Avail S320 mo Plus ut1ls. No children. oo peb., no walerbeds 2450 Newpon Blvd Costa Mesa _ E SEVIUE 2 Br t•, Ba Adults. new rrpls, drapes . patio. gar . water pd Call IS. 636 4l20 2619 "E" Santa Ana ~75. LUX URY DUPLEX 2 Br 21 ., Ba dble gar t6SO sq rt with every xtra. huge rear yard with RV gate Adults '67!> 673-~642-~ 'estside Duplex. Modem Apl 2 Br. I Ba. Downstairs with renced small yard, enclsd g arage, carpeted . drapes, Cl'nlral healing. No pets. no rhildren Quiet S4 lS + serurit y 548·5442 170-5629 Br I Ba 1981 ~aple Ave Upstairs, Adults. no pets S37S Sierra Mgmt Co 641 1324 _ BEAUTIFUL 2 Br 2 Ba Mesa Verde, 1100 sq ft IPI<'. lndry, dishwshr. enrlosed garage Adults. no pets SS.SO 3103 Mac~Ay_e_ 540.4400 I ~-BR . rormal drnrn1t & 1: ..,. 540.0""" · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• New home 2 blocks to b kf t oolc 3 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~ au.x VILLA COllDOIA 2BR. ::n oneymoon Col· i• beach. 2t>drm. 2ba. over g~~:g/~ge~los~ts ~ar br. patio, ocean v1e11o I BR \'er,a1llei. i>Oul. Spacious E Side Apts tage Canyon vie11o . 30 S65o. After •pm try 3 ;~e's lge d~c~ Avail no11o $700 mu 709 Jal'. i.auna, g) m 24 hr Encl gar. patio dshwshr stove, no pets, ad Its, 968.1802 boat dork av~il at extra Balboa Blv~ m 1189 I sec .&uard, Ii.SO 631 6666 & slo\ e Most util free. S85Q 673-1464 . Be h F · N Gorgeous Jbr patio home charge. For lease only ac ronl Unit 2Br. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. allrat'l1\'ely o pets Jasmine Creek, 2 BR ~ at a barg rent prire Call Peggy Pattl)On . I Ba. winter rental l>50 furnished JO mos S8SO I BDRM S410 den. ocean view Tennis only ~50' Children & 714 ·955 2473 wkdays m<_!.67J.5410a_gt 673906-0,A!l 2BDRM S47S and pool. Lease $1,750 pets wel me' •9643 8·5PM bdrm. I ba. gar. ldry, Oceanfront 2 br 2 ba 2323 Elden A\e CM 640-1212 Plus ce rally located LEASEiOPTION dishwasher. Ip<· $650 I Avail weekly monthl~ 642 76ai Charming 2 BR I Ba. 2br, a home w 1 4br.3baexec home on winter 673-7083 12131 winter 752 944i6 Dtltl.EX D 1W. yard, lplc, walk lo spacious grounds 1ust Sussex l.n 1.n Westrltrr 2.58·376-0 1 Br Newport 11 block 10 1 bdrm. gar. gas water bch $800mo.673-5897 $425115305 Just redone Avoil. now Winter Rental. 9-19 lo beach Responsible pd Prav yd Stove & 3 Blks lo ocean. 1900sq rt. Rentimes~l.:_~ Fee SI 300 Opt ion price 6· 12 3 Br 2 Ba. 9>50 Adults onll S4S-O Mo Reing_ $42.S. 645·7636 _ 3 BR 2 Ba. dramatic 2 Br Iba. nr bearh. j285)l00. 752 ~ Balboa Pier Savage. ~75-6039 · 1 Br 1 ba. upgraded con· spill level. fplc. St.~. $385 imo. Yard Avail For Lease Npt lle1ghts WiJQ.e & Co. 675-9006 6210 Oct•anfronl. J br. 2 do Nr So Cst Plza Ten Non smokang family dis· 10/1.536·8312 Beaut1ru11y Remodeled win le r rental. 1 b r ba. S7SO 3 hr, 1 ba. S700 n1s. poo l, volleyball. c o u n l Sub mil on HmliriCJfort -& newly P1Hnted JBR. duplex. block lo beach. Sept Jun p Jar k adult S450 mo 957-0222 children & pets 404 H... 3242 2BA. detached gar I av1111.._DKJ548_:9878 1213 1596 1709 or Agt Fern leaf. appt. 675·6675. ••••••••••••••••••••••• block from Clarf Drt\l' AV "'IL ... OW•. !7141761·4601 2 Br 1 Ba Pool. Rarage 645·2668 --Across from water 3 $11 00 mo Call Mr "' " S OR N Lrg Harbour View Hills Bdrm. Avail immed Trinen 6411111 Cute 2 Br. rum. units H TTl-:RMS o pets 5485 Mo 1395 A 11 p 1 with garage. Upper mi Beach rentals b) ~eek Baker 641 0763 Blwn 9·1. ome oo . jac. ''ery $'9-00 yrly 8~6 4457 & 2 Br 2 Ba Mob~le Home earl Lower 5575 or month Agt_.675-8170 Mon-Fn pvl, view Avail Ort 1st. 846·46SS near Delaney s Re$t ~oenl ~75 :B9Cl Full" rum duplex Frpll'. I Br stove. ga• paid. SlSOO mo. 7AM to 3PM I L S6SO. Property llouse, OA: --• -' ., 64().~0 Aner 6 768-6285 "•e 3244 642.3850 &642 1010 2 & 3bdrm & barh apt dshwhr. 2 car Rar Close pool Couples prererred Ask for Chuck ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Clean. Rent negotiable lo beach 9 mos lease Rer's P30 646-8727. ---Wooclll ~ Harbor View Knolls 2 Br 535-6786 675 0318 SS2S lo ~ mo 67S 1642 Mesa Verde. lge 2 br. 2 Costa Meso 3224 Somerset 2 Bdnn. 1~2 2 ba. & decorated LonR Del 1 $700 mo 2Br. 2Ba. frplc. ba. adults. no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• b a r 0 'd or shrt term SIOOO. uxe 2 Br 2 ba. frple. NEW EXECCONDO n o 673 1524. 673 5261. yrly 28th & Balboa pool. only a\a1I Oct & $400 mo !179-1658 2 Bdrm. 2 rull ba. micro. ~~l~~ /dryer. S700 mo 675 ~3 ~.call 675 8881 Nov 548 RI Almost oew-3-br -2 ba lg Rar dr op. pool. Jae . E Blur condo 3 br p 4 ba. Furnished ~tudiu Apts Santa Ano 3710 ll\'tng rm w fireplace. f19S mo. Agt 754.1202 Heritage Park, 3 br. 2'2 835 AmigOtS Wy •9 S900 S26S. per mo includes ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1rrowave 2 ca r gar •w Brand ne 2 B c d 2 ba, a c, f~c. fam rm , 64-0-8449, 2l:J.Ml·4460 utilities, yrly 310 E 2 Br Condo Adults, pool, elec opener. prl\' patio w r on °· db I e gar. S7 50 mo B~boa Blvd 673-6880 no pets All elec . air $750 & ut1I 644 4998 or Ba. 2 car g~r w elec 644·1480 !m-S(l)()X8l Htw~C...U cond SS~Mo 541 5002 759·5412 door, frpk. dishwasher, I • Ocean front · View 2 & 3 -micro. washer & dryer. QUALITY & LUXURY 3 bdrm. t., ba Newport Br 2 Ba . 2 garage. lolboo Island 3106 Over 30 L'pper I Br 3 & 2 Bedrooms and 2 fireplaces decks and patios Annual inrome $25,000 pool. Jac. balcony. No Turtle Rock Stewart con do in q u 1 e l Wmter liOO Up 640.4784 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet 311 w Wilson ••••••••••••••••••••••• R ol Estate pets Avail. Sept. 15th. •5Br, 3Ba. Sl850mo neighborhood nr beach Qwner. Yrly Bayfront. 3 br, 2 ba, P2S 6312177 Condo in Newport Crest O .. its S"alt 1100 eves 1714l66J.7622 Ca ll Del o re~. TSL Properties, 642-1603 12 Units Costa Mesa eh ..__ 2100 S800 Mo. 54().22.SJ. Woodbridge Biscay Ament1es incl spa. pool. Winter Rental. Large frplc . lge patio. $1400 Eastside 2 Br. + ent·lsd C /21 Newport C..tr _640.5'357_ DOVER SHORES Pool. J a cum overlook bay Galaxy Or. Formal din rm . 2 frpl rs $685,000 ree 642·2510, 6'6·41148. LIHDAISU One of Newport's most OPENSAT 1·5 424 Pl'06pecl St. Immaculate 3 Br. 2 Ba Steps to bcal'h. <.:om· m>M. Sl.2SM dn. 10%. c......,.. -•4Br, 3Ba, $1300 mo. lighted tenn is courts. t d' "' 1 bl k 6)5·7009, 67584-05 patio. d w 329 Un1vers1 Net SSOOO per year ••••••••.••••••••••••••• HEAR-HEWDf'U GOLDEN saunas. 24 hr sec. Now s u 10 a,,.. oc to 631·21 SO . 204 3. 204 9 wner wishes to trade (or Lower 3 br, 2 ba, with PROPERTIES avail at SOO per mo beach. •-, block to bay. lol»oa PWIMwlo 3107 ty Dr See Manager "S" Wallace sell > my custom 3BR & frplc, lge dln. area. bit· 752.15111 Call Bruce8S1·2269da. Mo.675-8982. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves S48--0648.:._ m11n1ty pools & tennis lnc:CMM Property 2000 $267,000. A[e'!!t 642 3850_,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• den home. <approx. 2.000 i f ed d 2 8Sl 2205 k ds C ...... ._._ 1722 Beach Yearly. 3 Br & 4 NEW BREED APTS. sq . HJ on 1 ~ Ac in ns. enc rear yar · 2br 2'hbll $795 · evs~ " Of'OltO-. .....-B r 6 7 s 9 7 9 7 & I BR with LOF'T. BACH car gar. Near 19th & 3b· 2b ~ BA YSHORES 48R 3BA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Escondido. <No. San Newport $700/mo. 1 yr r. a 1175 · · 2131585-2111 with LOF'T From $350. Diego Co J Will con· I N Wkd 3br2~ba 1125 Ho.me. Across from SPACIOUS Frplc rec room pool ease. o pets. ays 4br 2ba .,"" Swim Beach. SHOO mo. I •CH •189. Barh. S36S 1 Br I Ba . . . sider 2 on 1 lot Prefer (213 )254·9192, wknds & Le•R . Rlt 0.,.,8600-.. ZlJ..JBS.2176 213-'4l·32S2 So th A ""° 1 Bay Side. S450 Adults, 1acuzz1. gas & water semi-rural area within eves (7141675-3456 aasor Y~ ---= --u of Hwy. Complete· Ls Sa W'ld & paid Adults, no pets 393 12 m1. or John Wayne . Woodbridge $.'iSS /mo 2 Steps beach/bay 3 Br 2 ly furn. WiO utils incld. (:0 ~s 6f!X,va~e I e Hamilton. CM 645·'411 mport Sl40.000-S1SO,OOO EASTSIOE ~ute 1 Br cot· Brl ba condo. View An Ba, patio, gar. llOO/mo 673-5454 or673-0164. 0 · · or 631·2150 ran e. 714.743--'0~lJ4..____ tage, semi.furn .. 1430 8.30 951 ..... ., Bird' rl 67J..4436f64S.7S73 3724 2 bdrm, t La, r1repla1'e. -mo. Isl & last. Blue Chip . pm ,.,.., ie Cotto Mt1ct ut1I pd ~mo Westchrf area. ,,., bile MAKE AN OfffR! presl1g1ous homes on HARBdR VIEW choice lot with view or Portohn<( plan. highly the main chllnnel 4 upgraded."4..bdrm home bedrooms. Priced to sell wit h ;acuui. lge yard, immediately . Wlll C'lt ln·law qlrs. fee rll{ld. and cbange for ""11dent1al or arrordable r1na)\Clng commercial property 644 7020 SOUTHL.AGUH>. Pro rties8SH040 Log.aleodl 1241 HARBORYIEWHOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-574:t,67}6850 shopplng.banlc.s&bus 1 Gated Estate area. 3000 For lease: Exe<". condo. 3 OCEAt/ritot;;•;;oi/t" ~=~::;~:a~lfJ~i CASA DE ORO Cute t BR upper l'lose to :~· l~a ~~ei ft'~ ~~e~· {,!ft=rl~a~ br. 211 ba, front & rear H .$1800 ° ~b~ redecorated. S1350/mo ALL UTILITIES PAID ocean. gar. $400 yrly 71417!>2·l920wkdJsonJL yrs. Z-49,000 or trade tor pvt yud, apa ~ pool. Nr wiod~e~·:ll16 mo. inc Id rdnr. 64G-163S. Com pa re before you Reqate, 64&-7174 1 Br sto\•e & refrig;,-ullls Palm Springs or Lake ~27~Y· Avail. Oct. lS. . C,...,... Oceanfront 1 Br rent. Custom design Coro.a det Mer 3122 paid S375 Mo 2 Br stove Arrowhead condo or __.. l500Mo. r t p I B Q ··~•••••••••••••••••••• & refnge 142:1 Adults. with William Cote _.._ 71 1 IM I 07f;J 2925 \ ollrge A" C'o~t .i ~fesa l' A SI.895 million. Eitclus1ve • t cote Realty Lingo ...------ & Investment •.i&un 2 FOUIPlEXlS LAl\5717 --------$10,000 dwn el. owe. house Completely redecorated Spectacular Ocean gu.7217 1·337·1Z71 ea ures. 00 • B · Qu1tl 3 Br2ba. dpllt, gar. OO""ts 646-U!Z losujtus.Amoveforces Vtew.2Br2baco-opln cov·rd garage, sur· walk to bch. S900. 7 -----499·3470,SS1·82~ us to lease our 4 Br. South Laguna. Fully LUXU•YIAYROHT rounded with plush Adults. no pell. Drive by Avail now 1 Br. upstairs bome in Mesa Ve.rde. furnished. Avail yrly, 3 Br. 2 Ba. with boat slip. landacaplng. Adult hv only. 719 Heliotrope apt Dlshwuher, water See tbi.5 to appreciate. winterorahorttenn. Avail Oct. lllt. Many ln&atitsbest Nopets. AvaallO 972·9406 & trash paid. carport 1106 No pet.a. Ref's. 595 Mo. WaterfrontHomesJne amenitlta. $3500 Mo. 1 Br rum S44S ---Adults, no pets S375 + 549·S023or 549-8864. 631-1400 Broktr87~12. 2 Br runi. ~20 Dupleit II beach. 3 bdrm, mo depot1it. Agent. no Eps To B V B 36$ W. Wilson 6'2·1971 2 ba, fantastic view 1975 ree 545.2000. -Break even. 540-3666 A 3 r, Eastslde 3 Br. 2 Ba. pool ARCH •auCH Uft._ C.._. 3276 mo 67S-1368 --~~--- MIWPOIT CltlST Ab 1ol utely pr ime! f ormer model 3 BR. 3batb. mu ter suite w 1pvt ret~al overlook Ing tennis ~rt. pools. and spa. Good m um•· ble loanJ. C/21MtWllOl'fc.tr 646-SJ57 2ba, t~m rm. frptc, 111r, + pool house. aso. Call -.,.. , • ....................... SUS CASIT AS . lBR apt. 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H1AUL1NGk-Student has jobs, Newport. Costa Pine paint~ by Richard Ext/llll·Reas·Prompl _. • ..._.. ~ ruonship rned play yurd tree trimming & re ge lruc . Lowest rate Mesa, Irvine. Refs Sinor. Lie IJlS. l3 yn1 or Lc'd. Free es! 964-5666 ...,........ SS6·3098 movul , gen. main-Prompt.Call7SlH976. _!'15·3175 -----happyN.B.eustomers. •••••••••••••••••. •••••• Cab1'ne•· & counter top~. --Th k J hn Th k All Paintin· g-1nt ...,.,, exl ... ,, t en an,. e ha u I 1 n g an ""'' -'O"" Frpl"S·PaLlos·Planters • nannr v ou. 631·~·10 *""" Drlve~ays, parking. lot door hanging & finish ' · · --=""'-"-==-· -" ..=.:=.J. '!' $650 Neat , complete re pa 1 rs. sealcoa ting Draperies landscaping. 631-9!80 Ho-.c~ For a Job done nght, NEW PORT P AJNTING Free est, refs 851· 7292 S&S A h I work F~esl 754:44g0_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• G----1 r-1--.., Latrv75(}.9028eves C I R d . sp a t. 631·4199 Complete Remodeling 30'# DISCOUNT! _...... _.......,~" ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.< ---omm Indus. I esl Ext. house painting only .,11c. Res id /comm Nt'w or Custom, handmade. Lge ••••••••••--••••••••••• ROBIN'SCLEANING EXPERT BRIC~ Ct Free est. Low rates We do Lhe job nghl ! AS PHALT REPAJR t I W k DIVORCir.IY u•IL Service o thoroughly Ma~nry. Small JO~s & 642·7375 __ LEE Pallllin&, 894·34-49 Se I tin ....... old look Llt''d t7 yrs in asst 0 matena or P ~ clean house_540.~7 pa1 s "-le rac1nac L RRY'S p NT -~ a coa &·..uiping area Mr Palombo uar Refs.846-8803 FromJI!!_ 714-1142·70J> re r ''I' ,.... A Al ING COLLEGESI1JDENT Comm /resid. Fneest 962 8314 Want a RF.ALLY CLEAN _R_e_rs_. SSl-4SM, 1~7074 Int/ext 5 yrs exp Exp. Int nt Jf.)b fur Lie. 1397362 64.>8181 . Drywolf Air Ca.d/HtclfM HOUSE' C 11 c · h Mo•'-Reas free est_,_ ~S.9383 less ' Alex •• ., 0231 C r-••••••••••••••••••• •••• _Rod.~--a afftt ! a mg am ...., ~ hltysHtt.g arpri _... .. 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' '" Th p H p f "'"f lay All ren,.1rs EL EC""RICIAN ed R F t N b «2.0410 -DISCOUNT FOR UN e aper anger. ro ••••••••••••••••••••••• Full or part IJme bab•·sit .--• ·' pnc eas ree es 0 JO 979 9756 ""'• • ...,., >N I l II "-·· I J 673-84 n·ght r t t t 11 ,, •• ""11 . ...,........... STARVING COLLEGE FURN. '98-!MB ns a · .,,,._'Orator qua BALBOA ROOFING CO ting. Anna At home . ree es ima e on oo sma . .,..,."' F St 547 4281 large all 0..., Spanish-spealung woman STUDENTS MOVING CUSTOM Pa1nt111g •· _r;ee e!t eve Special Fall Offer 545-3377orworkS42 5323 Shampoo & steam clean orsm J "" Carpentry · Masonry "' Color bnghteners. "ht Lie !_396621 673-0359 Roofing . Plumb1ng want.s deaning, best or CO Lie. llTIZ.·436 stainmg Lntenor & eic Orchard Walkovering Free est 1t73-bi43 a-..n erpts 10 min bleach R ESID COMM 'L Drywall· Stucco . Tile refs. loves cluldren. not Insured. 641·8427 lerior. Qo!h. TI5-3572 Expert installauon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hall. hv din nns $15, H1ghl)' qWlhfled No JOb Remodel J.B. 646 9990 llve·in 548-!7~--WATCH US GROW' INT EXT PAINTING Reas. r~tes -631 4576 JEHCOCOHST. avg room $750, rouch toosmall 631~ COMPLETESERVICES Reliable mature woman ,. ... 9 -X.lntwork,lowrates AVERAGES101ROLL Additions · Remodeling $10, chr ss Guar ehm I Carpentry, tile. ele<'. will do housecleanmg in i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5S7·2783n~950! All kinds. Free est &Custom Homes. petodor Crptrepa1r. SELL idle items \\Ith a l concrete, plumbing, Newport Peninsula ,fall Special. exl/1nt AVERAGERMS3S 1!330986 ~£.".'!1_~5~ Lie. 1299374. 646-0'l26" 15 yrs exp Do work Daily Pilot Classified painting Free est. 6{3·5696 -----painting Pror Rsnbl. Int/ext.Quality work WANT ACTION ' Class1tied Ads 642-5678 m selr. Reis. 531·0101 Ad. 953.8255 Sell idle items 642·56'18 Free est. Steve 547-4281 Dan 64.>5107 Class1fed Ads_642·5bill IFYOU have a service to orrer or goods to sell. place an nd 1n the Daily Pilot <:laJ1S1fied Section Phone 642·5678 TREE DESIGNS Pruning, &:ulptunn11. Top. ThUl, Removnls, Clean·u . 831·~13 JA YI Tiii CARI C'om pie ti" service and stump gnndlna. 10 yrs u.e 'Lie lns1640-9J>8 AMERICAN TREE SERVICE W-1193 T.t°"'"J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Private expert tutoring by Credentialed teacher Most subJect areas 'Your home 846-:llOl lndiv1duahiecl programs ..,_ 111 shorthand. typing & omce sklUs.:. 641·0678_ WildowCltlNIMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Originul Window Washer Avg 3 br home. tl5. 6311@1 "Let lhe Sunshine In" Call Sunshine Window Cleaning,_ Ud. 548·88.53 WIN DOW CLEANING Comm'I Res1d'I fn?c ebl Jim.J. 631 191~ HOW IS THE TIME for JOb seekers to check the Daily Pilot Help Wanted class1fication tr the JOb you want IS not there you might eon· sider orrenng your services With '.In ad In the J ob , W i..DJ f d cale_89ry. 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I Ba $ISO 64S·0440 ~8451 nexl to f'un1.one 1101• ft 851:.6226 t~ Opals for how.e to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature adults. no pets I dryer, refng !st. last & APARTMENTS 567 5707 or 675-9452 -S...r Rtehlls 4200 Fem pror nnll' needed lo x 20•,, ft) Professional Off1re 1n rent 549 2fOj LA.DIES Easts1de $475 Mo ~ $405 768 7633 ApatfMifllhFwWslwd ....................... shr 3 Br 2ba house. Bal __ 6'73-~6'7~ Newport Beach A\.111 Por lhe ultimate in re 642·0461 or UltfwNslwd 3900 Newport 3 Br l house !sit Yrly lse Sandy Offlct RMhtl 4400 now. Mo to mo llftllltujlftnst/ laxallon. Call Relaxa· 2 Br. 1 Ba. 571 Joann. 1 Near beach 2 Br 2 B;i COUNTRY CLUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• from ocean. parking 673 '1433 or Anne al ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-4212or548 1166 Fii1C111ct uon Specialist child OK. no pets DIS. enclsd. garal(e carpel~ & LIVIMG IH S E A W I ..._. D Wk I y av a 1 I now 673-5999 eH!S _ 161'1 Westclirf. N.8. Want ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714 1~1-9449 s i err 8 Mg m 1 C drapes. bit in' SS50 Mn NEWPORT 1"'111 675·6775. _ Non.smoking rm mate financial inst 7000s r EXEC. OFRCES lusi11eu <Visa & ":f.C. ac~ed> 641-1324.' 0 536·0921 BEACH VILLAGE Yacotioft Rflltals 4250 wanted to shr beautiful Isl. floor. ent5415032 Lease I or all 4 suite~ Opportunity 500S._ ..... ___ ..... ..._ __ _ 2 huge bedrooms Ground MARINERS WALK New 1&2 bdrm luxury ••••••••••••••••••••••• new condo, cl06e to UC!. -MEWPOIT Fum. avail lncludeb rl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• PSYCHIC-ISP rtoor, fully carpeted I· 2 & 3 Br Townhnuse An adult rommun1ty on adult apts in 14 plans I Newport Oceanfront, 2 & $475 m o + 12 util c:e pt, phnnl's, t•o py PRIMTSHOP READINGS built-ins. Super locatton Apts PalJOs. sinl(le & the Back Bay Spec Bdrm from $$65, 2 txtcm 4 Br Avail Winter 640'4950 Spaci~~~!~e of mach. ~onr room & Thm1n1? businesi.. l' M •IY• Over 50 Adults. no pets. double t'd r 1:a r Jl(e\, lacula r Spa. 7 ~w1m from S535. Townhouse Week I Y Mon th I Y Fem lo share N1c:e 2 BO. fires aenias rrcm C11y more lov. overhead. Call for AMANDA S350 Mo. Apply Apt B near llunt llJrbour mingpools.8hghtedten· from S610 +pools. ten 6'73-7677 2 BA in COM Nr Reh Hall.Allservi('e5availa· 631•2242 details Z.S.000 Craig Experienced in ALL 56!U1lson. 646-4477 _ Children 01\ 8-10 611117 nis courtS. blkt' trails. ms, waterfalls. ponds' Rttttals to S..... 4300 t2!JS 759 lltl ble. ·opuonal' from 225 631 1266 matters or life All read 2 Br l Ba frplc, <'arpets. Huntington llarbour 2br P u t I • n R I: re e n Gas ror rooking & heat ••••••••••••••••••••••• M for nice house in Nwpt sq.ft up at reasonable .. __ ._.,_..,.__ ings are pnvale & con drapes, laundry fac . JUSl S375' ~:xrcllent .irea Bachelors. I and 2 \;1~g:~~ ~~~: N~~~ M F. 2 br. 2 ba, ideal toe. Beh. yrly. DX> mo. last rentals No lease re I~,;~~ I \:.~· rident1al Call now. garage, on bus line $450 for k1di. ltio ' aS-166 Plus bedrooms apartments. on Bea~h to Mcfadden Pool, Jae, tennis. lols or ...±see de11 645--469S quired, ralJ.§73-3002 • ~ ;, . 67~0836 I t & last t d 11 th and townhouses from ' $335 S P f F t LO h ~ ~~ s + sec sunn) s u 10 w a e SSIO 00 lh then West on Me Fadden extras. mo, 100 ro • ma on, s r MEWPOIT CIHTtl Need an UH1ce llnme OH FREE qttHtio1t ,,_.6072. extras ~1>3rkllng pool. permon tu Sea wind VillaJ>?e sec Clean & reliable hu11e Nwpt rondo. pvt S v. 1 mm 1 n g Po o I tndb ~ Avail. Oct 7th. 2 Br 2 Ba saun a. spa' S325' Low S OJn J~mt>c,>rl~lelsARt d (714)893-5198 548·0Hl8 -----comm Vu, pool, tennis ~i;~t1'::tti/:~1 st';~/~~ ~a:e:; eminA~ /pHo.Jrohtn Chemical Sen•1ce Busi •tw . 3rd noo l500 2 B 1' deposit. too' :i5422 an oaqum ' t oa Responsible & mature ~entne_g. 7ro.6081 ev_s -, ness Laguna !li1guel Ba gro~ n'oor r$4152 Rentimesti31455Sf'ee 171416441900 2 & 3bdrm, 5 steps lo MtF over :.> can share M teacher wrt8 mo. old rcpt. sec. xerox, under Serretary to an!>\\N area Noexpneressary. Lost&Fo.td 5300 Adults. newly redecorat· HU NT IN GTON Bi\ Y LI D 0 BAY \ I 1'.: W !and, beach & ocean my 2 bdrm, 2 bath Mesa daughter wanls to shr ~i~q~dd~~.· l~~r & r'::: ~~08~e !0"1s~t5o1r 9l'.n15~ will train SS0.000 Full ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed.di!hwasher.a/c,gas CONDO Elegant. spac 2 Br view. $700 & S750. !ill6 Verde apt Furnished, ourhouse.orrindsame wknd 'sc•z""'"' amount req Will neli--------• & water paid. Patio or 2 Hr 1'2 Ba Pullo frpi<', lrg patio, adlts Seashore. N.B 7711-2248 ex1·ep1 for your bdrm. Pref F w1ehild. but not li44·7Jll9. ' ,,., "°'' S40.000 + Call Collect balcony, carport, pool. carport. \\asher dryer $1200.675-~ ~v~s\~:knk_4 O · 8 9 3 s You pay 1295/mo. plus nee 957 6035 EXECUTIVE LIDOIUILDIMG Mon Fri 9 6 Pt-! FOUND ADS CasaGran~~.9'19·t?.!L Comm pool i\dulb no 2Brsharp,yrlyl>50 --4000 S455107 w straight M. S22S + 12 IN srngles SlOOup.todelu~l' Free 10 quahf1ed lenanl •RE FREE party room Call aft 11 1ncl Water & trash paid HEAR IEACH Ir IAY R--s ha tr or the ut 1lit ies. M 1F to shr 2 br apt.(; M . SUrTES orrers cho1«> of econom> 1408 867 0111_ Qu pets «c/\ + SSOO deposit •••••••• ••••••••••••••• I ~ 2 4 rm Ba"~ Vie" Ult"'\ k t I I " iet Adults over 35 Z ..,.,., 2 Br huge deck. rum or Laguna Beach Motor Inn. Female to sha re 2 br ull s 754·"""" HaJTAGE · J • "' s a e renla store. '>a e~. l'.JL Bdrm Downstairs, S38S. ~enti no ree 545 2000 unrum $750 > rly 985 No Pacific Coast Balboa Penm apt Dlll M f shr 3 br apt. 12th St. PlAli ~ to SlZSO. 1 v. bath ' 1de0 games· ell' "411t Av a i I Oct Bea ul 12 Block to Beach 2BR. Hwy. Laguna Beach 675 7702 __ ___ Peninsula. N B. S22S New luxury omre spa('e 33S5 Via Lido 673 4156 I ~~m plel~h s:t u ll 642-5671 landscaping No pets. 28A Adults $475 124 675~6173 67J.0364 Daily, Weekly. Kitchen 640..5200,675-8141 in Irvine's busiest VIEWOF oi<'e eac lnl' LEEWARD AP1'S 2020 ~hStreet 536-8149 Year lease at Versa1lle~ available Low winter llday ROOmmate Male ea rly60'swould like center• Easy Frwy ac HEWPORTHARIOR 6754185•673-1401 f'ullert<>.!!,.CM 631-0397 I Br built ms. tdrpeh. Condo studio. se~arate rates.494·~ Contact Services" to share a house 1n cess. Avail now' Call Office with water \tew l:IEAl'TY SllOP equip D.a roW 3826 drapes. frple. enclsd sleeping a.rea, poo . spa, Balboa Inn Bi-weekly S90 tt aaler .lleemsalte RGooam~ Beach area Up to ISOO for details. Approx 1.000 sq rt on menlt andl f1xt,ure<ls for Yard. ench;d 11ara0 e. "Ym l'lubhouse " F p t s· 5511"31 "~"~230 W C t 'I sa e nc u es ••••••••••••••••••••••• " .., .. · • & up Kitchennette mate Service in So. mo ermanen re I· • 6 •"'"""' . o as , w > Super sharp 2 Br near w d hook up $12.'> Mo balcon). secunty, walk ocean rront_!iS·S71Q_ Calif G.R.C. for rental dent. Parually disabled. -(71!)645-7100 ll >'. d r au I 11· ch a 1 rs · PCH&Malagaanexee 536·092t tobeach Avail Nov lst. -~ needs.11·7PM 642·8159 •DELUXEOFftCIS* ·--· hairstyling staliun!>. duplex . built·ins. enclsd Avail now' Su""r l.irge 3 $475 Mo Call Mr llerb Furn room on Balboa (213l6»3040 1.2 & 3 room. No lease re-ltniftHs Rffttat 4450 m 1rrors. hairdryers. garage, seclusion Kids Br frplc. lndr"") hook up. Wkd ys 213 487 4610. Peninsula Pt ror extra Femalehsemale.xlnt HB quired AdJ Airporter ••••••••••••••••••••••• shampoo bowls anc1 OK. 35. 7»6590. 4 u n It b I I.I~ Ed E \es 213 393 7721 . quiet person Pri\ ent. Area. 3 Br. 3 ba. fum Hotel. SJJ.3223. 9 12 For store & office 'p:ire lounge!>. d1Spla) l'ases. Condo. 2 'BR, ocnvu deck. rnger Bolsu <.:h1t·a SS50 Wknds 213187&3628 Will sml k1tch. S32S F~~5al'm~ ~~~re a311bdu7n. =:io ~I. tennis. etc S2-75-Up Hunt Bch at S~~:a~~O raO ~Ft all supplies and more fplc.t625mo Mo Isl & la~I S250 cons1c!_erleaseopUOn 67=!:1858 Close to beach avail _964·8029_.644·2583_ Car pet. drapes. air. MESAVEROEbR. ';:,1,1~~=or.after6. __ 492·3375; 492-6700 sernnt> &1~3711 'early Steps Lo sand 2 Room"' kit prh' ~r bus. 9 IS Call eve or leave Dana PoUlt. shr house. part1t1on 17~1 Beach PLAZA ----- u.-1o1-Br 2 Ba li50 675 9797 & shopping center & OCC 842 2834 E~UIPM~ .......,.. lffcJi 3140 nwrrm1gtoll 31~2 213 585_2111 Adults. 962· 7520 avail. now. Bill, · · --1525 Mesa Verde E. (.' M '""1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hort>Our , 831-12571496-29,!>9 __ Professional Offices. __ }.'!S-4123 RE TAL YARD •••••• , ................ bdrm. 2 ba, fireplace. 2 BR & BA. Enjoy Jae, Sh h F l V II Remodeled to your In peaceful Morro Bay, THE WtlFRI Tl.EE Luxury Adult wi1ts at af· fordable living 1,2 & 3 Br Well decorated Olympic size pool, light· ed tennis court, Jacuzzi. park like landscaping. Most beautiful bldg. in Deluxe Adult Bayport car gar. on ocean, '695 lanai area. t.enms, JOg· are se ~ · a · specifications Birch St OCEANSIDE Cahr Includes all inven Coi u Outstandinl( mo.Monthl1978-l1J7J ~~n!~raj~·h1~k'tv~Y~1~ fv8a~l~~~}.;.~~964~~~: nrAirport.faU644·7722 Office comm'l. 8001200 tory Owner leaving •p thouse \1ew annery Village area I Airport Isl & lasl. Sha re 4 Br. ho me BOAT SLIP sq fl. Close to 5 Fwy, state /\skingll0.000 0 ookmg llunlm~ton BR. $400. Avail Oct 3. 754.1044. SS2~7__ A Professional Service between bay & ocean. banks, shops. 1·433-1723_ 631-2242 Harbour 2BR . 2BA Isl. last + $200 see -For Professional aullable wttn {°" SI500 mo Boal shp a\ ail 673.6522 Room for renl in my apt People. Newport Beach. Avail INH dtllllu 2 OO rime etai tore or through Peters Land mg Near Hunt Center & 405 imm~. 675-2637 art 6 ow lease, t Hwy fron· J.2131592 3584, Z82 1136. ersa1lles !Br. furn ,un· Fwy. Utils. inc Id S25-0 3 orr1ces to screen, cheek Pror F 28 seeks same lo toCal600S~ ft. offiR~~ '1M~· s~pryra a~:l J1n~r. 84S-06_l9 ___ Bach condo I hlk from ~u'n :~mo JI ~fd Mo. 842-8292 aft 5. 8-5. ref's & employment. will shr 3 br. 2 ba home in °' -front & reareotry to am -bch. llarbor Pacific .a e eve._.:_ 540.5850,Jesse matehyouwithlheright lrvtne 559·6523 67S-t662. lie private park1njit Deluxe poolside xtra frpl. pool. Jar. $425 mo I BR PENTHOUSE APT E'S1de CM Very large Roommate' Female rmmateto share rRIMir.LOC TUU.t Owner"97·2351 MoMytoLo.. 5025 H B. large 2br, 2ba, bltns. VERSA I LL ES N r nn w r~1A Pn'vate en ~ An"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ds h 11 ·' be h 213 592 3171 11rt 6 OU be h 831"""" ,.,,. 3BR hse W/D S220 mo Approx 4000sq ft . 1500 W1dov. hasmo~ytoloan w r 2 mues ac wkda's ~ ~ trance NICE! !st lasl 30 Day Guarantee Call 213-594--98666-4 rt · _ .. ._ ed r W-t.1-....L-120""'_.. ·~ Adlts. no pels $ISO mo , --sq air UllIUnlon ° · ... "°""" ........ ror RE SlO.IXX> up No 536-8362. l"ilte 3844 NaptrpH;~r·a~~~pee~ ~~~~f:don1Sy300E~~ Pa r k New P or t rrice w /spr inklers. 214308F BeachC_B~vdCBtwn cr~11 check. nopenalt)' · · · · Townhouse To Share enced parking area. rwys. 1v1c enter Call D"n·ison Asson 2 BDRM TOWNHOM E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10. 642·7745 646·3375___ 251·1 off with ttus ad w /prof ""rson Tennis. Available imm~ialely Shopping Center. pnme 673.7311 "' ' p I rk be h Adult condo. Pool. spa. ..-oo •pa •near ac lBR w Ion 1, 28A Liv br. 1 ba, steps to the lose to O.C.C. Pool. non spa, many amenities. Prime Hunt. Beach in· loc. 979·8889or645J.Z60 ~-519_1 ___ rm . din rm , ki't"h. beach. yrly, Oct 1. smkr, Sl70. O..-Co:ISl-7714 640·7499 dust rial park Ca ll Retail Store . Best beath Mo.._-, Trust 2BR,ZBACONDO micro-wave. attarhed 675-7999, \Z13)78MJ>'l . ~2510. . -·.,-. 1-i;"g BR m rum home. 894·7257. Ask for Mr location 1n Newport• D~i~ 5035 Adults. Upgraded. Refr. gar Next to l!Olfcourse Br 2 Ba I blk to bch. Yr· m w /pvt BA. Kitchen MASTERNISA Easts ide CM $190 Campbell. S750 Mo. 116 23rd St ..................... .. wash/dry, Si95. 968-4176 & senior t'llizen center. ly. gar. adlts. no pets prlv. Ocean View. S275 Accepted 831·6189, 645-9970 Eves. MEW,OIT CEMTll 675-4185, 673-1401 Satfftr ~Co. z br. SJSO + SlSO dep. S800 mo Oa)'s, 8J8 6782 ~ + ulil. 675-1708 an 4 mo. 548·5366. Between -111!!!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!~I F to share HB Condo. S2SO Prestige suites on !6th RETAIL SPACE All types of real estnlt! Crpls. drps. Nr Beach ~es,_8p.0313 Br. 2"'1 Ba 2 story Con· i,.;S.::.....:..7 ______ Cut hving expenses' mo Call Eves & Wknd's. noor. Sl.50 per sq. ft G Choice location on w mvestmenlssmce 1949 Blvd /McFadden All Orangetree Condo I Br do. 30 rt boat slip in· B. Spa. pool S200 mo Es tablished 1971. 968-4~ --Olson,760--0404. -Coast Hwy in Nl!wport Speciclli9glll adul.!.tnO · 893-4894 + loft, pool. sn. ... tennis. eluded. S1200 per mo. Chnstian Morals. Non· Featured In Time Mag F h BR ho 0 --... h I nnn t J nnn 2MtT'Dt ,... H G42ll50 Large Clieotele los areruce2 use 17THsnHT u.:.o-.. ,.,,.,., o .vvvSQ Bachelor tilt , sauna. exerc11e rm $425 Property ouse. · d rinker non s m k r Personal attention & 10 Costa Mesa COST• ..-u rt. avail. <'114)645-7100 6.!2·2171 545-0611 from bucn.utu pd. Mo. Call 661 0033 & 642·1010. 546-9890. Af\er6 851-9190 ,,,.., .u 7 ..-~"" Chi (7l•)""c.. ..,... -careful screening. Time ...... ...., 2 or 3 room om-sui'te• C~ WE PAY TiiE MOST cago. " _........... .. ocmlCI 1--h 3t~t L1'do Ba·Jront Duplex eo-·•-1'de Costa Mesa 1 Saving 1 Sh h "'' " F TO' •· ---... .-"' r• ..._.., · r se. Fountain Val. A/C, plenty or prkg. Util ...... 4475 or your s "' notes Hwitlngtoo Bay, adults. 2 Spac. 2br, Iba, deck. Br. private bath $325. 1 HOUSIMATES $285 incl. utils. Male. ind . Avail. now. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• At Oennll!OO Assoc bdrm. pet ok. pool. harp 2 . New carpet. . Lease. 675-1611 Br. share bath S27S. i.n m 4134 Avail. now Nick 964-2768 Realonomics 67~00 XW ca.-. Loe. 673-7311. patio, frpk. Nr beach. paint, 1th garage Versailles, nice l br. cld. utils. Call Christina -!"I' OP PO RT SE 'U RE Shopp1·n . ."""'·7629 d ••7-2783or851·5ll7. Male/Female to share 4 ta Mesa •. 250 riJ· ft. On Balboa Peninsula, all . C ""' Adults, no N>IS 546·9950. ocean view, mirrore . ·"":::.:....:..:..:~c:..::::<:..::=..:.._-B I h INVEST Be h 1."'" ·-r. poo ouse. $190. suite. $115/mo. Uti s In· foot and auto tratnc to · ac proper- 2 Br. 2 Bu Condo. ocean clst, ~2S.Sandy642·6149 oo. & locrd 4050 1.~,....,..,~lt1fc'". +ulils.842-2581 cld. 779 w. 19th St. the Balboa Ferry passes ty2nTD. IH.600. m re· 28r. freshly painted. clean. SSOOmo. ~ view. 6 Mo minimum I Ir l Wk kit ··~ .,, • Female to 11hare 2 Br. 771·3350. in front! Great place for tum disc. 2.0'1>. 24 mos. F urni s hed or u n. all utilities pd t64S year-e Room & Board.+ ff1 ~i'lfle~ .. t CdM home, pool, frpk, unlin&ton Beacrf. 419 ~store. art shop, or Sl080mo 16~. XJnt payor ~~~~~~~S:~:ls ly644-8494 ~~!Gy~fttm~~f;:~ -.-·---garage. m> Mo. Home MalnSt. rice, etc. 673·2943. ~1·2990 --- 2Br. 1 am chlld OK No -bdrm. 2 bath. 2 car & 5 yr boy in Balboa. non Oldestarlargestageney 760-0375, 644~32 leave JllOsq rt at 1210 Mo 673-3930. ~.000 buys B .000. 20't pets or water beds S360 w--t ltecll 316' garage, fprlc . dshwhr. smoker, own car, rers in So. Calil. since 1971 message. Sierra Mamt Co. 2nd TD mo. 960-8123aft6PM ••••:;;'•~•••••••••••••• Close lo beach. 1525 mo. 875-3793 • .,.., ....,... Credi ABC NBC CBS Female lo shr Westclill 841·1324 s:IS.OOO bu)'$ Pl.000. m _._,,, ls: , • . 2ndTO 7nLTV Spacious 1 Br. Apt. Avail Oceanfront tor Winter 675-1642. Mehh 4100 Cosmo, Phil Donahue apt. Own br, run ba. Ltd M.J OMCIS Chris Shaw, 7~ on 9·15. Pool, laundry Rentals Fum1Shed &r Deluxe 2 bdnn. l bath, •~off• kitcb ust. lite hsewrk. 2 dt hax.e offices avalla· trWllWhll 4500 120 000 b .,.,000 m, tac .. frplc. garbage unJum.Broker.675·4912. priv patJo, pool. Conv SULAllO•OTa to 111 new clients who $240mo. StOO d ep. bleo.thePmlnaula.892 ••• .. ••••••••u•••••••• 2ndTD ~LTv · dlsp .. garage &c parking NO FEE! Apt. , Condo Westcliff Joe. ai50 mo. need a place. .543·Wl7 "944 s/r. Kith ceilings sq rt. 3frontoffkes. 2 126 000 'b Pl tioo 2nd space. Adufta only. pets rentals VIUa Rentals da675-3412ev6'4-9142 Wkly rentals now av•ll. Rmmte wanted. non· w/truu es. Air cond . large drivt to rear to' 2S%~1ualyld · considered. $425 Mo. 67~.4912 Broker · .__ C....___._ ••1• $112 ' up. Color TV Newport Beach. 64J.1899 smok. Fema.le to shr btn skyli~•·. new cpt & doors. 3 pbue power.» .....;,,,, bu ..... .,000· TD 842-111107 5PM to 9PM ---Phones In room. 2274 "-i lltheS C ... f II r , ....... Co d "'! ... ft 1'179 Whittie St _,,,., , ... .._ T jj, Th F t' Oceanfront large 3 Br 2 •••••••• •u•••••••••••• Ne w port 81 v d C M '1Crv ng 1 · 0-· u Y urn.w..~ n °· wood · Frontage on ...., • r · 32.4% annl.141 yickl. ' ..,ues. A.r.'tPMurs. r · Ba. Upper,2cugarage, BR,l~ BA.OceanVltw. N&-7445 Room wtlMllh. pooltapa Nt 81. Sl.25 t/f. C.M.540-GZ. Chrls Shaw 7~ ... on. rrplc, yearly lease $1200 Huge dedt. laundry, no ,.......e..._a ..... rl""y ........ on--t-he_b_e_ac_h_. Garden Grove, 1196-3'112 ~o. Irvine, 857·-4053 6'1 Wtllhd 4600 Prim~ Prop. Bluffs. PY1 SPACIOUS . Mo. 6'2·3443 ts. 75. •s-2110 8 a c h e 1 o r r oo m • Open Sit, too! l~ lrport-8 efrltts + lg ....................... rts Condo wants RCOftd 2 bdrm. kids ok. patio 1 BR VersailltS. Pen· Out.atandina .value' J ual klt<'henette. $28' + Rmmte M/F to ·•hr 3bd dlvidednn.$5taq ft.ln· lnele pr.ofeulonal TD 130000 1 yr Xlnl 1ara1e. t blk wetl or Ulouu , 1')4()per month $450 rtnts this roomy 3br ttturity depe11it ol C.O bse, l hie from bch. Mst cl. ma Int + util &h-8070, wom1n ~1th 5·)'r.-old n tn. Prin oaly 11 r Buch off Slater. MOS 844·5369. 548 0425, wtdble gangelc!Ob-ot UOt 91 Oceanfront' I ' tl be cl ean S187 m o . 24.b chlldlookin1 for 2·bdnn. F01ter 7 I . mo. lat 6 la.at. 17381 751·.fllO ext.rlS ! 1m N e • p 0 rt 8 e • c h · t • me to olaD for that 548-Gfll No Med IO tnvtl an onr a pt. Rusooable renl Kt«lton. IG-1137 ..._._.,..,1_2._......, Landlord PIYt all ulllt • vacb1Uoft trip. For extra Female to lbt watc:Uff loWI to 1ollt rw 11nce <under MOO/mo.I COit• Cadlllaa&oQo.Car11 ~1 -r .. ..-. on this cosy ttudto nr ' cu • •"1 not Mll IOllle apt. On br, ftill ba, Ltd ulel .•. JW'U find them MeH /H~ kacb Whateter n.e hd. Trade your old stuff for llMts. 168152 beacbea. Only POO ! Mah yo11r 1bop9tn1 ol thoae fttms )'OU doo't llltcb UM, Ute hlwrk. ri&bt heft In a..uled. aru preferred. Call Roll 'tmafftllt-.rht new 1oodlu with a 14294 tule:rb1•!nclheD•ll1 need with • Clauifted UOmo. SlOO dep. To plate '/OS 1an1e ~~rAdM0,6'2'4300 Wltbaaa.llledAd J illtdad.tNJ."11 RenUmed3l...WF'et Pllol ClflllDe!'Adt. ad ? 54HCJ71 alt edto.1111. '"" .................. ___ . -----1 ' I I ._ - I REWARD! Lost small black remale cat v1c COM. has yellow collar w /bell. white rur under nerk Ans to Lupine Any 1nfor please call 6«·5995 REWARD· Lost Cocker Spaniel Puppy 1Amber l Vic Ne wPorl Beach 644·0367 LARGEREW.UD 2Ct Diamond Ring. 9114 . Newport area, Nr Lido 714 1640 24:11 Male~cat Looks hke Morris Lost v1<; Newland & Garfield HB 963-~--- Lost Aust Sheepdog, M. 7 wks old. I blue eye, white race. Harbor & Adams, C_M_~~ Found Hav.•k, vie of Vic loria & Canyon. C M 646-8321 Lost Jade pendant. rec· tangular. II green. vie Newport Fashion Ce nt er, reward J.213)248·6220_ - Found lg tra1ned male German Shepherd mixed dog at Sad dleback College 9114 81 661 <»l2'7 Lost Siamese Cat. female , blue & rhinestone collar "Taun " REWARD J7l:M22 FOUND . Gray female cat. to g'OOd home. ~1537 __ Found. Collie, Shepherd mix, Terrier pups. Old English Sheep Dog . Cocker mix, beal(le mix, Shellie Mix also eats & kittens Irvine Animal .£!re Center 1St&-3734 TN~llllal1flet,-. on thl er,.. COllt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Yeu C.. W II filld It. TrMt It Wiit! 1 W• U lhllt 1nr 1110,,111 .. ~~'!'!IC llll Deilj .l.YIL~ t ~!~ ..... ?!!~!~~.~~~ ... ~!~!. w.-. 71 Mel;W.... 7IOCtw.w..w 7100 w..... 7100 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/frlday,Se tembtr 18.1981 .. •1i•;::~i,i~,;:•w·:·;.j; ••••··~~··••••• ~;: ..................... ;ooDYmCi .... M.-W..., 7100 H.a.W.... 7100 Htt,W__. 7100 ~w.-. 7100 trala, Apply T AM . to work ft\lmt 1n a 111111 rJUme cbalnldt RDA. WOllllS •• ~f• .. •••••••••u••••• .. -.T•u•n•••••••••n•• •••••••••••••tt•••••••• ..................... . lhdlnpY~".\'.ll31 QU•ltt)' mt0'1 •lo .... ortho Hptr. f'fqlJ\~ rood aervtre •orllera HO UStCL~;ANERS. Mtdlral ,... IST n • • • Ul·aa5 Prtn1t bt11tfit1. N 8. needed by Hwitlniton p1rt·llm1 or tuJI time. Cb1ro~rutic Aut J A• i ditclllw ,.'#iW=rS AutomoUve CASHIER -~ Beach City~ dla· 1llrt immfd. Topdoll1r Rtcep lonlat Beaut Experltnred pen1lon Ja....... llOUSEWARESALES D8ff AL4SMST trlct. I bn per day f.7$-~ , b1&1y office. Oooc:I •P. plan Administrator V•u11E full or Pitlme. Apply RHtontlve practl;e SUI per hr. Apply· 13$ HOUSEKEEPER. Im =:~~· =l~Cec~ nttdtd by fut arowln& Ad Now Bt a Htallh FatlUtalor Crt1te a rene"" ro1t O.ttrmlne your future E•rn a de1rt1t 11 ~lnl lot an am Crown llan1w1rt, 1024 need• u~r d ttam 14lh&.H8~1 In , 1t1ble mature for bll~ • bo rd Irvine co Poitllon bllloia lodlv1du1I to tv e tWfllteUfQl!..B member.'31·Ml2. hit• part•Ume Tellers rather/I <'hlld Ref• req ~mpute~l~~·Ml~ul. avulablo immediately wort ln the parts dept CASHlla Excellent opportunity U> ~Jl Grt1t rareer Potential Smokcr1 Ottd not apply u 1 p4ck up and dt'llV Exp'd . 1d woritlnM ~on DMA.L for txpcrlenetd ptl'IOO HouukeeperJllve In & C.all63~ '111 ubarll8S7 uo. driver MUit bt over 11 d1tlona Mu.st bt able to Wanted mat ure en ln attractlve uvmp 6' help care for ll't1ve s yr -' · h M t Come lo the ad.ion MOit wanted INI In So Calif buyer'• can aflord to pa f Ca II L t.r r y w~ tealdea. 81lbo1 Island RtaJty f73-8700 F~.ncial lnde~nd Ott poltntial Enroll MW, CIUHll be11in Sept ZI tr*· old lUld have I good work Sat & Sun Other thutillllt' woman ror loan. Both poettlons ol old I.ti lovely lrvt.nthomt MOD.B.S/ISCOITS ~rv: ~r IO J~r·Ma~r. anvtaa reoord. No eap hn. to bt a1T1n1ed Ap-•POI It I on of of fl ce fer varltd duUes P !r call. 83H4 T..QR Dolfars953-0971 nee but an lnlemt In ply in person. Kerm Mar1fronl duk. Xlot posllion 11 approx 3 Models needed Alltypes ~~ R ...._ V.W hc.lplw Call Rob· Rima Htrdware, 2668 btnefilscall.~5Sll_ daya a week, Includes CHUCAIE Men. women &cbildren PHOTOPACKAGE for c':'J.'~fiii; Im .~· lh1rbor8l CM ~otfke~ Sat.unWlpm.CallUn Exper ht>w1eket~r to Noe.!.1lnec548-7762 PllM'fllt medl1te open l na ~ ,, 1 d ~b. hi da· 75-e·lMll r 1 r e r or 8 a Ibo a ---.., d Mdl 3 r Kod Mk s .... .,. .. iAUTOMOTlVE CHECl(•C.A.I .. xper ence • •II y ORANOECOASTS&l. r enln11ula Po1nl hQml' MOTEL •• or 0 .. ._ ........ IMHhftiwtftlMFdit.tlon 4902 lnlM C..... Dr. •lOTMAHI needs a few gatJriven1 motivated and pro· 1700ADAMS CM ind auperv1se after Night desk clerk. Ex Printer. Ex,ri pref RECEPTIONIST for ex· Chevrolet dealer offers 49J.1181J8 areuive office ls aeek· E o E' · · •ehool hOUI"$ for 10 and perienced Mature M 1!<' perm 'f tr ey posl rlttn11 NB Tour ok fullorpar\tlmeperm1 CL ~SSIFIED ln11 .lntelllgent well · · · lZyrold HDtOAMloB pref CM area. Call for lion, \'tdeo analyzing Modente exper req Ctl fer •P•IRtz. .. t 1714t 157°2145 nent PQSIUons to youth A quahrled person with ex Full time days answering PM Moo Fri. Cllll Wk !!fil>l. ~~947!.._ exp helpful Color st'nat Good typing, apellinai & for assistance In the ADVERTISING cellent a<'countlna. service, mature days aft 6 PM, and MO:..a reti Competltivewu&es grambiu a m11St. only body service or new secretarial IUld hum11n responsible iri"'°"· No wknds IO.S 6'73-7643 · 1 Top pay for nght person, level headed ind iv need cardepartmeni:1. V:me~ fll rt' relatlona skUla to take exp. nee. Cao .E· 892-1212 H-k ' Uve in ror Desk rink, p11rt1time n1001n:·30s .m~eS~le 1.~~~J apply. Travel benefits to LM&,._. 13 HtlpW.W 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Interesting tasks. Op· , '1N.W an active Pi~ In m1n1111· ~ ,_ ou~e e~~r. · 642 ~ So. Paclrlc. Submit portunity for advanct The Clualned Dept o( Ing our bua1De8s omce. Full time heJp wanted. senior c1t1zcn La Habra Noon Duty Aldei. & Food 11raph1es. 3303 Harbor Resume toT. Lehr, 24872 F o u n d 1 h a 1 1 y ACCOUNnHG black /wtuw male Do11. CPA Firm in Huntington medium amall. Vic Bearh needs CPA or l.ampeoolDale. Carden CPA Candldlle to join Grove. 191-2114. audit staff. 1·2/yrs ment.See Mr.Stude the Daily Pilot h11:1 an £xctllent, benefit Answerlna service no ~res Must ~nv~. IJ!4l 015lribullon Work ers Bl vd , E5, Commcrct Timberwooc:I Way, El HOW ARD ce..rot.t Opt'ning pH k a i e Inc I u des exp ner Minimum typ-675-6760 eves w en needed ror J>/llme sub· Pl!_rlc Toro, Ca. 921&.'W). ,.... Dove/Quail StJi on one or our teleph(lfle medicul lnsurance, .~ ing req. S:l.50 per hr tQ HOUSIKHPY stitutt <on call I assign Plant Design & mau11 ror Receptionaat. Full·Time NEWPORT BEACH 11alu desk!I. The per on plus bonlL'l II quahfted start Call · 833 ' 3333 English speaking Must me 0 1.s $4 98 per So Orange Co. terr1tor) Newport Center. Law l]HSS5 we seek should enjoy Newport Center EOE. bave recent referenceb hr ND A, S4 65 per .? rr 953-0166 Offires Call Nikki or -,=ou'-"n~d"":"-=tan=-=""Sc=-b-n-au_&_e_r i public icoounUng ex per. belon11nf to Loren p~rerrtd. Send resume Glover o N B. Sue, to : P.O. Box 981• Lo.s telephone s:tles, bt able 640-0300 FUNORAJSERS Private quarters 5 day hr f'DW ,\ppl 1n Pre School Tellcheri. Art 955.zm Automotive to l~pe 45 wpm and h1ave DewtalTeca.ic'-Telephone or personal week Top salary person fo'ounlll111 V~llt'y wanted, Certified & ex IRl'"--....ST ~ 7739. ..!A.::la:.:m=ltoe~, 907:=20=•:.__ __ 1 PIXRECIPTIOHIST Clpe~~!fl pe~n~ Crown &: bridge sohcilation.15J-M25 631-5115 School Dist. comer or per 2•., & 4 >r olds ~..-.. _... Immediate openings for ui::• ~xpe~~n~~ ~~ul~ RQIT.elaln labMS-20'13. General p m ce work HOUSEKEEPJ:;R Talbi•rt 'Newlilfld· F V Nev. port Beal.'h Call for full time po111llon 1.n ,.,, ... USO ....................... ACCCMJNT'IHG AD AGENCY ~i~nrtdrsk™:usf~~a~r:~ be helpful. We offer ex DENTAL ASSISTANT !YPing, light bookkeep. Temporary lfull 11me EOE 640(:~ 1 Ask for Suban ~~~o.!rJec~!J11°:i~'.cet. s peak in 11 vo1 c e &: I.' e 11 en t com p tt n y Excellent oppt'y for ex· mg. Part·Ttme Mon Mon •'r1 Xlnt working MUISE or rr_y ricient and type well EJECUJIY( Growing Newport Beach advertising agency clerical skills. Need so beneC1ts 1nc lud1ng per dental asst IEDA Fri.~5421 cond EOE 350 W Ha}. RN or LVN, P lime, ProdKffcaA.uist. Non-smolter prefered meone who is wilhng to medical. dental. Ide ut Preferred). some ft ofc General c M pm 's & nights in small Need txper'd person CaU6JJ.5690 * $111( * seeks exper. accounts 24HourESCORTS receivable /media bill work &: ruu time Con-surance. el<' Salury help(ul but not nee 4day ATTENTION 642 3.')(6 pvt conval hosp AbO\e with lloonng. draperies. tact: Eva Hauser commensurate with ex· work wk lh Laguna Bch, PAINTERS J"'ulT"8 PART TIME average starting salary background for order· R EC E PT ~ G I R L CONHEll CHEVROLET ·"" llMlJ.•r Ill, •I pertenre PLUS great 494-9788. CARPENTERS """ "" Apply al The Gardens. mg, st•hedulmg, billmg FR I DAY I ;..a..Utl e · mg clerk ad agncy ex· H l-1121 he penence desired, not es. For total stresa reduction sential. Xlnt. salary & & relanUon m8"age. benefits. Call, Steve St.eve 10.8, 548-2817 Koskela Wei l's Rich. Attractive Ladies would Green. Townsend romm1ss10n ~rogram If DENTAL ASS!' PLUMBERS lmmed1ateope111n~ for a 450 G lenneyrt', L B Secretarial ski lls 3184 general o c Nr So you are am .1t1ous and Ch a 1 rs id e e xp er ELECTRICIANS ~:enk~~~s~ d;rnsh~~ 0 i'~o~ 4!}4·8075. Airway, Suite D CM Coast Plaza. 754-J_gL__ .want to be paid for your necessary, 4 day work ORY WALL interview cal Mike Vi ~·1601 l1cept,lfypkt efforts. plt:ise l'all for week, 30 hrs. Laguna FLOORING viani 7141641 1616 Em; Nursing p lime. 7 da}S. 2 hrs dat for busy office Must < < ~1 ·\\H S\ su.1200 mterv1ew Hi!!L 770-4275 We now o((er a umque M /F · RM ly AM delivery L.A have good typing skills, Personnel Dept DentaJAssista~ oppty for that needed Do you want lo make a Times SlOO 'wk Laguna pleasant telephone love lo party w /you. Call ;7;14:·9:S5:·=0900=====i Lynn or Laurie anytime. AUTOIOUTE Need Part Time Person to Deliver Daily Pilot in Newport Uearh. 7 days per week. 642·4321, Ext.277 Cha1rside, part time. xtra mcome. Exper on· LEA.DPERSOH difference" Raleigh Beal'h 494-A496 personality. Interest to ORANGECOAST good salary. 631·1073 ly Refs.req. for 2nd & 3rd shifts Htl ls Hospital in learn general office and 953.9353 Accounting DAILY PILOT leave messa e. RMI Estate Plastic Co Will train Newport Beach has an P /TIME EVENINGS beginning bookkeeping. 330 W Bay St. Dental Chairside Nurse. Stt•lce Syshftts Must ha ve 111ech ability 1mmed opening for a COlltJfin9 897 1~15"------llLU.-CLEll Irvine ad agency needs gd. billing clerk. Musi have bkpg. barkground, be versatile, accurate, flexible&: det ·1 minded. 10 key by urh & gd typing sltil req'd. Will train on N R 395. Ex- cell. benefi . Call Mrs . !lours: Mon thru Fri. Approx. 3::.lto5.:l>PM H<1Urs ; Sat & Sun Approx 5AMlo 7AM Earnings approx ~25 per mo. Call Br)'an Holland. 642-4321 Equal Opporturuty Employer Costa Mesa N. B. pleasant group 84M961 & bi Ii n I: u a I Ca 11 rharge nurseto work the Youth Carrien Restaurant EOE/MF prartace Experience EdwardJaoobson between SA M & 2PM 11·7 shift. full time. Ex Adults with outstanding FOOD PREP·Sandwich CUSSIOOMA.IDES j)r:_eferr~d.640-H?:!. __ GENERAL OFFICE 751 7856 per 1n Med Surg • attrarl1vepersonaht1es maker, etc If you are F 11 · Legal Secretary'" exp in A I c o ho I 1 s m o r who enjoy wnrk111g with friendly, conscienlious, Classroom Aides needed Dental u ·ltme permanent Civil ht & Family Law Psychiatry pref'd. We 10·15 year old youths independent. & like a JOb by Huntington Beach Ci· Ortho office needs sharp employment for am Send resume & Salary offer e>.cell. benefits, Evenings 6 9 Pm Call with venaltllty we need ty School DISl. 3 hours girl to train for bilious person: 4o hr req Getler & Martin commensurate salary, 642 4321 , ext 343 yo u Mon ·Frt 8·4 perday.S4.61'1lr Apply front /back ornce. Den·• wk • some nig ht~ & 1600Dovesul35 freemeals &lwtionre· between 2 p m and S Restaurant exper HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY flm Bondi Brecke, 7 171 7 35 14 l h St . H B ~~~ ~l\~ckground nel'.j sf.aturddayl~'( v~Anous, of EC 1mbursement for related j) m Ask for Andrea -helpful Please apply lh 536-8851 ....... 1 ........ _ I ice u "V' PP> in LEGALS 'Y s eminars "'or 1n ., J e Is by r P 11 m e to F l 1 me person St.oneaull Ter CtERICALPOSITION D•~,..LI person e w · Exper'd for pleasant terv1ew. call: Meg An f d t R-.... ·11 C ACC TS PAYABLE & I Receivable. P /lime, ap· titude &: ambition very important. Nr So Coast Plaza. 754-1533 Bab ysi tter l 1 t e -Joseph So Coast Plaia S _.. d p 1 Housew1 e stu en race,2915 cwu , .M. ' P lime Please call Starting sa ary IP<."" hr. · A m""1um-s1ie drews. 714-64S-570S ff · housekeeping. wkdays, .., "" CM d f r Good needed for lite o ire IEST"'•• ... ...,... N 631 2'2S4 CM Harbor Mwiic1pal Court ~--e ense inn typ EOE M F k fill gd """""""' 7:30am-6pm. ewport g SH sb11Jty lo work wor · typuig, 1 ng. El Roberto now hinng Mr Hood:760-6864"-CLBlK has openings for men ind, d. Be r phone \Ol<'e Self d Jr l pe General m epen enll) ne its "-eanOperator starter 851 -8393 4000 P T day &: e \'eniog m ra 711, llpm7am Wed. an women. you Y ..,..__1...a.......-1oycL.a.. Severi) ""'.,9.,'5 v.: I I IA.IYS 11;11\ Th ., •• h 675 40 WPM and are in· •--_, """"" Immediate openin.:s MacArthur Blvd. Stt> counter personne · n· Ctl Hill HZ-114' 8 to 6 Exper prefered p au::Si a'r·~in;, ~ M terested 1n excellent Currently ha\•e part Legal Secretary Sr em p I 0 y men t 0 p NB terv1ews lOAM or 2PM, Call for appt. 751 ,.,.2 benefits call 833-0411 ext time oppeniogs ava1l11 Partner ChallengtnR port unities for quahrted PJOOOTt"'M E work in Hiuh Monday thru Friday I need International lawyer to file conspiracy charges regarding my physical. mental. and economic health. Wnte Paul Phipps 910 Dsrrell St. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627 A.DVIRTISING 64.S-181!_ ,..., 332 for appt for in· ble pos1t1on for lofi Sec} applicants with t:SCG " Ask for Marla. 43 S.t.llr:lr CL .. •l(!TY91ST bo I klls "'A r fashion boutique Fashionlsland,N.B ~ Banking, Chief TellerS & ""' 1 ... , terv1ew 4601 Jam ree w x nt 1 ~ uxe o license 25 Ton gross Responsible Laguna . Orange Co. publisher L. Ex perienre req Dental lab needs typist Blvd. Newport Beach PIX OPSlATOR flees, 0 C Airport area min Duties w1ll mdude area 494 :nM needs experienced <3·5 Operationalexpdes1red for 1n101c1ng snd EOE_ 24 hours perweek.Wl!d Good benefits Ca ll H arb.or Patrol & ye a r s I space HuntingtooS&L general offtce worli 60 DESICUll nesday through Salur· Esther752·7551 passenger for hire REAL ESTATE salesperson. Service ex· 842·8600 WPM Full time long day 4PM 8PM. and Sun· Lookin g for mterest111g Salary r:inge SlOOO to N•w H0Mt S•s isling accounts & de· term employment, good JPM llPM shift. Mon. day 11AM·7P M part ume Job Typing. $1800mo. for Southern Callfornia SOPHISTICATED WY velops new bus111ess for •8•a•n•k•in•g-----•I benefits. 75! 4442. t~ ~atM ~~I~ \~3'C .~a no shonhand required Queens way Ba) Marina Builder looking for full leading outdoor recrea· c• ... ., ITYPIST MEH'S SPA. 20 hrs per week mcludes Catalma ls land time sales per.ion Must t I o n co n ~ um er TEllER ~ loUUlt •" 646·7445 btwn Noon & A.TTBC>A.MT weekends. Off irt• on Long Beach be Lie Comm Draw magazine. Heavy phone Pretousd banking ex per. rr, ~ rr 631 5031 tl~M · Good position for early Coast Hw_y 646-7431 C a 1 I f o r a p p l Call 957-1100 contact; limited travel. pre erre · • CLERK TYPISTS DRIVa IPrzIAt rising students. Must be MANAGEMENT Look 2~·435·7676 Draw, commission. ex· larclay's ... Immediate oppenings PART /l'IME 21 years old mg for working partnl'r penses. + benefit pro. of CaAfomia for l'lerk typist in loan Must be 21 yrs old Driv· for ex panding ..,,holes air wi.... it ..ct. cal gram S35K potential. Contact. l)rokerage com pan> in 1n11 our vehicles Good Please call for an ap business 960-6489 971-0342 Ca ll Harvey Naslund, Cathy, 631·1511 fashion Island Growth driving record. Eves & pointmenl. 9 · 30 SPM. M r 546-4370 E o E M F v H anager secretary or CASH OR CHECK -.....:____ · · · opportunity Baste office wknds aft. 5. Starting Monday thru Friday, one girl medical omi·t· T •ti 5450 AflerschoolCounselor,21 skills required Citll pay $3.SOJ1ir.Me 'n'Ed 's 645·73S8. T~ing important re years old Transporta· BOOKKEEPER. part· Kal1e640.J350 Pizza, 16532 Beach Blvd.1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I M teal o(fi~e exp de ••••••••••••••••••••••• h H B 12 I' ' WANTED: Airline ticket t10~ needed. Mon. t ru t i m e f o r H 8 College Professor. needs .. 847· 14 4 GIRLS s1rable, but nol essen to Houston or Dallas· Fn 1 ·JO to 6. Call Amy wholesale.rela1I com· reliable child ca re for 1n DllVa * * ttal Salary open Send Fort Worth departing 642•9990 pany, posting of cash re-fan I Your home or d hel l8-2S. Spend weekend tn resume to Po Ro~ k h "epits. cash dis burs mine. Beai·hwalk are~ to pick up parts an P Bakersfield. Must hke Los Anoelea between AIDE -Wor w an ' " with inventory Perma H 1 D d 2159 M1ss1on V1eio. l'a • · d f II ments & acrounts rec 714_895 38711 a r e) a v 1 so n September 7 and 14 d1ca pped a ults. u n " n t pa rt l 1 m e li I book 92690 M be Flexible hrs. HunLin°ton • ·restyle Hep new Would like round·lr1p ttme. ust strong. .. C employee CaJJ Please call days. willingto assist m tasks Valley Tool Rental & OUNTBtHEl.P I Cal1 Paul.8aml0am oll-MAHAGEI h toilet g feed Sales, 964-4.'i56 3 days a wk. 7AM to 66H 3l3 1 ly, 891 67SO fo r boat rental operat1011 168-583'7. ~~:. g!~. c1ea:i~p'. Unit. BOO KKEEPER Fo r 2PM Dandy Donuts Maturepersontoruodry GOUIMET 1n Hu nt II arbor ..... ~I ed Cerebral Palsy As· Cosla Mesa Newport ~93-~200SC cleaning agency coin PRODUCT Knowledge sailing & '"pa811ca SO<.'., Santa An_!. 546-5760 Brh area retail client CO UNTER Girl P time laundry rombmation 111 CONSULTANTS boat main! repair nee •n••••••••••n•••••••• Aluminum rain gutter m· Cash recei1~.s. cash dis AM shift. oo exp nee Laguna Beach Good Topolthe Line ou t boa rd eng re pa tr ». W....._ 7075 staller Must be ex per. bursemenls, A P, A R Apply in person D1pp1t)' pay & benefits Call. Cookware appliances helpful. <2131271 2677 ••••••••• .... •••••••••• haveowntransp Xlnt salary&: beneflls Donuts. 1854 Newport 8J0.57~7or8J3.l9'19eves. Inbetterstores M~Adulhw~d! Ex per male practical 542.1242 Gruber &: Gruber Ai· Bl.J CM DRYCLEA.HIMG Contact Brady Markel-Earn between SJ 50 & nurse. basic home nurs· Apphcalions now be mg count a n le Y Co r P Coun I l'r hcl P & p T COUNTER HELP _mg, 800·642·4751 ~.00 an hr Work full or ingcare.Goodcook. reg taken for furniture de· ~~--sandwich person want Fullt 1me. Mr Best HA.IRSmlST part time Naugles ordiet.SSJ..()128 (714) livery drivers Xlntdriv· IOOICKEfPBl ed. hou rs NF.ED~:o II Cleaners._CdM,675-3306. Some folloWlllg. Fnend Dri ve thr ough Super PR/ADV. Exec. ing record required. Call One morning/wk. Ex· AM to 3 PM Gary 5 Dell Eam free toys, have a ly atmosphere John restau rant We are t·ur seeking position w I Mon-Fri. SAM to 9AM. per. &: refs req. Call 752 5401 House or Lloyd Toy Par-KentS!.!_Q!l.,:.64!62t2_. rent I y see k 1 n g dynamic Co.Call Bob 646·7579. Newpor t HarborCounterhelpftr&Prr tx.840.6912 homemakers, senior 64().6930 Lutheran Church. Tues· call between9& 11 AM F.ducational related sales HARDWARE SALES <.'1l1zens, & rctireei. who MALt ATTENDANT. ASSEMIUIS Fri9·12,548-JS=!L _ 67S·2193. work. 30 hrs. per week. Full or pll1me Apply m enJOY working with peo· Sober, Honest & Depen· Loe. Mission Viejo co. Bookkeeper needed. s to Delivery person needed Srhool. church or PTA P ers on C r o w n pie. servmg IOJJ quality dable. Call 542·351 l. rm needs Assemblers w '2 10 hrs per month Great Room for Advancement work helpful. Guaran· Hardware. 3UY7 E Coubl food No exp nee We are 223 4·7pm yrs. exp. Candidates second job. 646-2193 or HB ai:_ea 536-~ teed income &:opp'ty for Hwy., CdM_ anxious lo train you' Ap 7100 must have gd. manual 641·8386. Ask for ShellJ DEUVERI ES advancement. Call Mr HOMEMA.KERS pl y in person Tues. ~ Wmhd d t t d ght H I th 760-IWJI Wed, & lhur IOAM lo •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ex en Y. g eyest · Building Mallllenance Days &: eves Good pay e mu · Earn S6 ihr housekeep. 4pM No telephone m ACCOUNTING neat in appearance & de-Application.s are be mg call toda}' 497·4l88 EXEC SEC'Y ing, P /time. approx qumes J P pendable. Wortc is in life d r t!i/h k t Reliable r. Acct.s aya· acceple or a pos1t1on Delivery men over \8 for 2 years exper .. 60wpm rs per wee rvme. ....~ Cl .... / · 1 support medical elec h M CdM N n B h n_,.... ble e1 a w mm. yr tronics Gd benefits. tn t e aintenance LA Times to homes m t y p 1 n g , 8 ow pm . ewpo ear 2956 lriltol CM. exp. needed for fast· OepanmentattheDa1ly c M Jam Sa m shorthand.•day week. Girl Friday Home in ad A 0 n I y re s p 0 n s I b I e Se . ccn U!'>'> EOEfMFH grow g agency I>' • Pilot. Experience 1n Eronomy car required for 4 weeks. J'ob starts rv1ces,...,.,..~. I · t 168l2 persons seeking perma· d M d I B k P1Y in person 8 nenl emplymt need ap-painting, carpentry an No r o 11 e c t 1 n g Oct 5. federal oCCices HOSTESS · Part & full e 1ca AsslSlanl ar Red hill Av .. Irvine ply Call Mrs Parelh. overall building main $400 $4SO /mo + bonus downtown Laguna. time. evenings Servr office exp for busy 979.7000 for directtons 581.3830 tenance. 646·0637or646-5844 8-5pm,Wed off Call col· wine&: beer. Spaghetti Laguna Office Must only! Please submit apphca· lect. Miclin, Inc P.O Bender 64.S-0651 _ k n o w E K G & A.CCOUNnMG lions to· DELIVERIES Box 93, Alpha Ohio. HOSTESS p rr. private Vena~unctur~ _496·2636 Reliable Jr Ace Pay Orange Coast Dally ~ (513)429·~. country club, exper on Mtoclcal I h . A.SSBaas Pilot Part lime Saturday &: E . d I h I c JI bt 2 & 5PM d clerk wt rrun/1 yr ex· Local Mission Viejo <'O Maintenance Depart xpenence le ep one Y a wn . Fashion ts Ian MD. per needed for fast needs Assemblers. Some PO Box lS60. Su nday momm gs Must solicitor Part-time. Gene, 559-0377 seeks back office nurse, growning ad agency. exper prefd., but wall C 0 5 la Mes a , CA have lge station wagon, ts 00 hr plus bonus. No HOSTESSES ex per in inJertions. Apply in person 168l2 train. Candidates must 92626-0Ci60 van or pickup truck. Gd selling 964-:&tO Mike or p /time. apply m per.mn. EKG ·s, vempunNure Red Hill Ave. Irvine have gd. manual dex 1 . .11 b dr1v1 ng record nee Bo M R 5 P ltlme. 111 days per 979.7000 for directions nte r views wi e Work cons1Stsofdeliver ·-Cammo ex est 267 k 64 038 ESCORTS· 24 HRS Orcice Recept1on1sl, Wed nesda y Sunday <I 10 Irvine Coast Country Club ~-95;i0 Part Timt> salesperson. H B gift shop. 96J.6900 PART TIME Person to deliver Dallv Pilot auto route in South Laguna area 7 days per week R.E. INVESTMENT Earn while you learn H E RIT AGE INVESTMENT will teach you creative hnanctn!(. 1031 Ex ('hanges. tn\-estor de· velopment & rounsehnll Exper counselor!> re ce1\ e lllO', eomm The 1~ an unusual opply for right person <.:onf1den Ital 111ter\'lew Call Vmre 546·5880 j Hou rs Mon lhru F'n Approi. 3 :.lto5 30PM Hours . Sat & Sun Ap REA.LESYA.TE prox SAM 10 71\M Earn I SA.LES approx $&25 per mo This ts our J6th year sell· Call Mike Bush at 1ng fin e Sou thern 642·4321.EOE J Cal1fo rnJa h omes PART TIME Crew Supervisors. work P t ime e\•enings & weekends. Supen 1~ing the door lo door sales rrew or youngsters. Ex cellent earnings for person with abilit} to motivate. Van or large car is needed Call Media Merchants 21J.4Z7 2756 IWI-: Par t time graveyard answering service no exp net'. min. typing req call: 631-0140 E.9.:..E. PBX ANSWRSERVICE F time. days & P lime eves Expr helpful Pay depends on e xpr 540.tn7 PIX RECEPTlONIST Immediate openings for alert person for rerep lion desk Musi have gd spea k ing \'Otee & clerira• skills Need so- meone who 1s wtllmg lo work & full time Con Perhaps you would en JOY joining a firm active 1n luxury res1dent1al areas such as Big Ca· ~yon , Spyglass Hill, Irvine Terrace. Linda Isle. etc. If you are presently ac· tive in real estate sales do you have immediate & unlimited access to the president of you r company, or is he hidden away in an ivory tower removed from the scene Our president IS ava1la· ble Do you need addt· t1onal tram111g to help you increase your earn mgs~ Experienced or mex penenced you ma} well profit from our color \'tdeo tape listmg &sales training program which we feel IS the finest available We are no1 a rranrhlsl'. branch or subs1d1ary just headqoanen. only! terity, gd. eyesight. be scheduled after applica· ing bundles to Daily Factory Ttamee. print· Irvine Ave .. at Mesa Dr. we!_ · 4· 1 • _.CCOUMTI .... '-neat in appearance & de· 1 ions have been re Pilot newspaper car in~d &be pafickag~ng. Cok ....:N..:.:B::.:._____ MEDICAL ASSIST -tact: Mrs. Hauser. We have openings for a few highly mol1\'aled persons who have a de sire to be more sue ressrut For an 1n terview appointment with the sole owner & founder. call Wesley N Taylor "' "9 pendable. ()penmgs on viewed. nets. pat neits.4 aywor HOUSECLEANING Front & back. p1time. l O·kev by t ouch bothday&nightshifts. c.a.••tERS Good starling salary week 97~7660 ask for Live in . exchan°e EKG's, Venapuncture. ' I Exrell.b ene benefits & """' Mark " Diversified exper ence working conditions. WAMTIO with regular sched uled -· housecleaning or work ..!1.l!tnB.645-17~. nee .. including Ute but mcreases. Fem model SlO/hr. Good by hour. 642-2846CM. accurate typing. Good Work 15 in Ufe support 1 rvine /Newport Beach Call · figu re rqd but not nude he fastest draw ln the opportunity with fast M ED IC AL EL E C. area. Early AM delivery Don Williams S57·24311 (9-5 wkdays) HOUSECWHERS West .a Daily Pilot COHHEll CHEVROLET ·~IL1rlN1r llhd < (~I\ \H.:--\ 541>-1 200 W Hlty H. T CIYlor Co. growing food company. TR 0 N r CS For in. of L.A. Times. S4 25 + 642·4321 bef. llAM to work for Janice ·s Classified Ad. 642·5678. Cos t a Mesa area . terview please call · CallJess:M&-0235. orart2PMdally Fto,...D...lpet Raggedy Anns. 4/days 1 , .... ___ :;,:,:_-_-_.. ________ ~ 84S·™4. MRS . PARE LL I , CASHIERS ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!!!ll P/\ime. Expr'donly. week,&-4pm.675·2514. ,. ... 581·3830 wanted for auto wash in COUMTll CilRL Classified Ads 642·5678 lw•l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!•I!!!!~ Nwpt Bch &: Irvine OBIYaY DllVajMA.LE People who are seeking Want Ad Results 642-5678 R'EAL TO"RS 2111 San Joaqu111 Hills Newport Bea<'h 644-4910 ,, .... .,., F trime for local de L,. l • an apartment look first areas . .,......,,_, MA. "' MOtllztp m· Classifi1..,.. Will you r H ER-CLERK liveries. Excell. driving • f DI ""' CAS I record req'd. Phone for A. s or a a e ad be there? To place Dependable, ll:3H·30 appt. ss7.9212, ask for 645-0093 your ad, caU642.5678 shift. lncld wknds. App. ly Gift Shop, John Mr. Emmons. Newport Wayne Airport Tue thru1....::.Sla=U;.:;on""e..,rs,,..,c.::ln:.:.;<',,.,. __ _ Sat. AM only. Bett1e.i--------• 54&-0076 o.-a.o-. 'I p·1 .. . . Dal I I 11 ...................... ~ . . ' . F'or l'lass1f1ed Ad Al,.10~ <.:111l:i Oaih P1lo< \D \1sott 642 5678 Restaurant IUSIOYS Experienced. Day shift (6 30AM·2:30PM ) for Towers Restaurant, Laguna Bearh Apply to: N ma. 494-8460, 9 to s, MQn·Fri'-. ____ _ RETAIL BUILDERS EMPORIUM is Cllllillg and•netd HB.P! ThtS d1 vts1o n of the Wickes Companies will soon open a new Home Improvement Center in San Juan Capistrano, and we need help NOW! ' Both full and part-um~ positions are available 1n SALES and fo r CASlll ERS. Retail ex perien<'e wanted. In· lerv1ews will be held as follows . Mott. s.,t. 21 st 9AM· lPM Twt. s.,t. 22..d 9AM ·lPM W•d. s.tif. 23rd 9A.M ·Ii Hool! SA.tiJUA.H CA.PISTliMO 32051 C...-0 Capht1www A.PPLYWLY We orrer a good start.Ing wage and automatic in· crease after 6 mo. and opportunities for advan cement This JS an ex· cellent chance to JOmin our oompetent. existing staff and grow with the new store in our expand· 1ng company COME JOIM OUll TIAM!ll HA. WIMMER!!! A.t IUILDEIS EM· POllUM wit' all w1'n 90f, '°'"'' got ltMCldt. Equal Opportunity Employer M IF N /H STOP!! It \'tiu re .1 IPnm·r Arnw :-\,I\' Air h ir(l' l1r M.trlnl' E-1\\'llh 4 n ·.1r' 'l'n 1~ 1· \'<'ll l11n milkl' ll\'l'r · 1. i')('l ,1 \l'•U r·m· 1mw in thl· Arnw Rl''l't\l' ThiH 'fr1qu,1 a \\'l't'lt·nd :l month .ind t\\'o \\'l't'b 11f .mnual training You ·11 .11-.c.1 rCCl'l\ l' PX prl\'ilqlt''· 11 m··n"-I l1fl· m-.u r.1ntl'. rt•ttrl'mt•nt 1'1im~;10d m<irt' S.,1,pmnin an \\'t;rt• ,1 J.1rt•:11 pll1(1' to :'~·nd :i \\'l'l'k· t'nll SttlJ' h\' tlxfoy. Or cnll u~ Cashier PACIAC STBtEO P~StrTlcn of Mission Viejo .. Field Sales Supervi'r Take time to rein and shop at home. It's sim· pie with Daily Pilot Classified Acb. And if you have aomethlng to ,_.--------1 sell, call • rriendly WANT ACTION? Clusined Ad.Visor I t .AIMYIDRVl •AU.lOU CAN ll Needs an energetic person to work as a p /time cashier in our El Toro localioo. Flexible 100'/oFIH TO APftJCAHT hours. $3.75/hr. Please v p /B -" t .... ,.K call 951·1355 tor in · · a ........... 0 """' terview. Engineer /Ref rig to P>K LglSec'y/Gnrl tollUOO ,,__...-E.iilOiii ..... -..-1 MgrTmee/ USE THI Sales ........ lo ll.5.600 Loan Sec'y/Bank ll•,400 DAILY f'ILOT ~dmin Sec'y !Mt& w .200 "FAST Accnt1 Clerk .•• lll.400 • Recept/MedlcaJ ll0.900 llSULT" Teller/M.V •.. 110,200 SHVICE ViJlt our new lll ltslon DlllCTORY Viejoom m : For Result J72'1 Lal Al• Servlce Call W.... ww... . . L1mlled openings avuilable in the Orange <.:oast area, for self.mollvated, career oriented individual "ho ca~ with Field SaJes People. Train, motivate and 11et res ults Station wagon or van necessaJ')'. Exceptional earnings. plus job. related benefits available lqr the right people. If you. can p~~.~~47'. results, not .~st 111lk ·:nt ~· ~960·°'94 ,nf' ~ J~lfw, A.J ••• 9!' •. .!· .... . .! . . ORCAi.L_,., 642-1671 ... ,,.,. . . . . llt.W . . .............................................. l -KIDS SUMMER iOBS. Earn $30-160 per week. Trips & Prizes. c.I •· a.c ......... ,4: Clasa lf ed Adi &42·5178 142-5878 ~ly Pilat ····· ....... · ...... \ PAIT TIME EYDllliS We lre preaentty t1ekln1 adults with pleuant peraon1liti11 who would be lnltr'9ted In workin• in sai. • Promatioa with Dally Piiot Ctrrlera JO to 1.$ ye1rs old. Unlimited eamlap tvallable lo n,M penon. Hta; S:30PM to l :IOPM, MQnday lhru Friday. Sorat S.turday 1v1llabillty. Ftt c•l. nH. NZ.._ .. fer ... t • I I ~ (' I i • ·. ¥ ; -»-i IC ;a A_. .. ...... . .... ,...... .. .. ............. -.............. ---·-· JI M ~ ... ................... NAVAJO INDIAN IUG sc::..• we :::z~=-Mnl C1au co llllft tet.ool bul P tllmt ... ltioo tor af· .-..., .. ............, ...._ drlurt aow btta1 ternoona U2:30·l :SO> l •1111r-'!J -_. AUCnON · formed. If ialemttf. M·F oear OC AJrport. + ...... , ......... Al: U ""'' MM ....... ,.._ <l.ady elltbHUDl.iq\QDBeecb tyr.ln1 H·IO wpm. ,...,S.,.1•• 1 .. 6:JO PM Rl·f n tloa dl1<0Ht Ll&ll lill fht1are CU1·Scllool Dial, TIS Saary ta.mhrtostart. IWt. NI • Patt-tJm1 •bo•room. hU·T111t. 1 • . mt. elllmmed.m.•n Over 200 Navajo Rugs, hand loomed, ~~~~~~~T'9•• ll-t. Cll.~otunt«HHM1 1100n aupervltor Sec ,«ICflllf gathered from remote licensed ..:::Ji~L--M=~-~1111111-1108·trl U:ll-l:JS. a.as Entry :t'. poailloo ID• Tradlnt Posts . Many colors and Sala fer hr. ~Srhool f11t arowina, excltlna tt Pi t l l 11 ctors ~ !!L Pref. S rt p 1pl1 710· • edvertlebia ••ency In pa e rn s . c or a , co e •• .. .,...Ula RtPI· io aeu Sec 1t.e1al. Xlnt aldlla lrvtne. Grut potential specials, s mall, medium and laree M• • • 1 product uw la wanted req. to WPM. Sal Nea. ror the rtpt pt~. Ex· size rugs + Kachina dolls, baskets. LA'• moet aucc:naful 6otedtclbyever. Sole .mezo1 cellent typilla and or-genulneNavajocraftsandartifacts. sat t-5. New dble bcl. oa,..auale.lbl.Zdinloe ~.~"ta•~:~i..~la~ F.&rn_ ~.~.OOO: sac-••y 1anl11tlonal eklllt rt· Yamaha itr. Iota of canopyteO.Girttdolhet ww, ..... .,..... .... ,. .-.....,._. -·-quired. Pleau call Lee..._ AUCTION COUMTIY are 11 t stu ff u o Sl • under. S 1 pd MW locetJon In Orln&e •Co. Tretalni needed for lrvloe Tract Medebn (114) f33=MO _A Pau erioo 1---5(hwlnn. 31pd Relcllh Co. We ut MekJ.na e • QudfiedLuda !acrow office. Must •&r.-r 11 751 ... -..a... .... C ........ w CA t"I• iia h 1 1 tta ea. lkdlpreldl 15. T A L ! N T t D •ii. Iocomt-have escrow expr. Hrs. 8 SIC'Y 1-. •· --r, n -4t annua aarage aa r Sat 9.5 Racquet Club, llANAGltll ~ la ln· U YMI to s, Mon tbru Fri. Busy N.B. architectural U6°1610 tool1, aid equip . 1la111 1 1 OWNERSHIPotlbe new Al· 1 ... ,,...1. 1.......... dtntal btndita. Cell for with Sood akUla (type 65 l o/cart pr1$, wt suJu, bl M1meo/s , 13 ream1 "reeled fa· PART· ... YSYSl'atS Employerpeya bealt.b' firm oeedasbarppcnoo toff.....,. II I ltMt s.. of M "-w41JI Ci Sc "' bU., furn. bell crusrs. . land 1tort . QuaUfied cao· · .,._ • ... --Dt ~ GOTool w p m I ( r I e n d I )' a.all a gear. In aile}' at 113 26th ~aper, Af. violet. coll~· clWatuaiauld hive z 1o 4 •e ' . peraonaiity ror phones & ~~~ Un "'6 -St s~. tiblea 3357 P'uschs1a. yn mtd1 exper and a SALISUJAll SICllTAIY front desk. Wendy. IO G IANTCHURCH C.M, . nUa of ~~to lnvett remlnloe attire . •·uo Real Eatate lnve:itme~l 840-0772. Help WllltM 1 Ito Afpl••tt IO Fine furniture and knick knacks . GARAGE SALE Apt u le , everythina lo Wa pranuable and ex· •tore, must be ulu compatny ~ e~r;ed Service Station Allen ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••u•............ Everything from brass beds to sat. only, 8:30--4, at St. must ao. ~a beds. TVa cltlDI butlneaa. Prln· oriented. FT/PT. Open. sme!n'te .ar/y.ploaq65110 dant. Full·Time days W.itw/W...._, ~ALORIC eye level gaa stuffed owls . Antique clocks to Andrew's Episcopal Callforni~ Ktn1 Size clples OClly. All repUes lop in all locations. No w "'m,' ·dlclaphone, or· CdK. 673-3320 Apply bl wo ,9A M 6 store w /~ clean oven Cbur<'h. ..oo Barranca bed. pat!O furn. Al I , .. llde•Uol. Coll now ghoa• oolb. •3p1, " ,: .. ,...,... ,.,., • , Se"''",.., ... ,..,..,,, N0oo Ch""' 1 Chill. A• odo. ......, barber cha irs, Baby grand pianos ~~,j~·. '"i•• <Wood· ~~:~'~n~:.".''s.."~f: ....:~~or=1~~..ii::f9il!O:m.i:.;:iCall...:::~:S~bn=w"'e'-·r-A_d_l....!IJ:!!r~~!!!kLS_tr_tt_t_._as_h_lo_n r~o;~st'!doa~e~:nO~C ~h~~l6 :t:t~o~Mi7~~pll ~~ .. ~9th Sl., Door lflOl, w.;a~t.l:e~.~la;i,a:~~~I~ ~:~~~~r2tr~.~~·Saturday on~y -;rage Sale. alto sax, ~~~n!!.ir~~!.!lm~e,__Men __ &_wo_m_e_n-:--'s RETIREr for ~u~h SALIS A Ir p o rt . Ca 11 Irvine,N.B. WIMDOWWASHll JIO· ';f&,~; Frost 8485 Basin Circ le . near Elhs & f~!~~·10~f~ ~~1~~ dothlne 1 lampt, pi<'· f1:4)~~l .,..~8098 Rapidly crowing ~m· 7 l4 /97S·086S. NON · SERVICESI'ATION Muat have u per. l de· ~ · 1111 W Newland, look for s igns , 848·3396. Top quality Junk. 9 24 hires, obi sink. Ex· mercial interior del11n SMKR ONLY. Ai lllWIWT pendablecar.MS-9780. Magic Chef rro ave Maln 1 H 8.. (Lake Park I erciaer Iota mote. 209 ever. • business furniture Secretar~ J reception!sl Full or part time Even· X·Ray Ga, r::fie :'":;'• ~~ Wkna 9 . 5 . Marigold, Ave. Cd.M. 111 IMhr Sentce Me firm looldn~ for several cbalJenging opportumty lngs & week~nds 114MSTlllD ~h ~ &s 645-JlJ Decorators Gara&e s.Je BAB y items. hsehold -~aJ~lee.oL:.... ------ w /n.pr. from 1to2 yn. conc1.tual >' oriented willl busy Laauoa Hills Mac's Texaco~ X-IAYTICH was · Furn brick a brack. gds. Cam/gear. Sat. On· Sun 11·5. Books, dot.hµig , un 10-5, 51§2 Glenroy, Coo. tact Paclfic .Rooter. out11 e sales persona. Law offi<.'e. Top pay, SERVJCE Sta''--attend E I I d Washer and dryer gd c1oth·1'0~, plctu-frames' ly. 2532.4th Pl. 646-8762 antiques. rum . 226 HB. t'um dot.bes, odds ........ W--''-.. Or. HB Work out ol OW' Whitter benefits.83'>a>. . ....,,, xper ence requ re rood. -.Sea. misc. items ... -D E N ds • ..... . --· · or Santa Ana location, ~oass1st ownerw/lu~s. Sala r y neeot11ble. 64&-4078 etr . a l 9·2 . 415 Ortlre Cre de nza. 8 Promontor r. · "en ,.._., es . ..:*=;::Cl=------1 coverino the greater SECllTAIY islands & gen. mamt Newport Beach Area t Heliotrope Corona del drawer chest. sm antq Sall Boat lnatructor LA /Ora~ae co. area. Support acctgJpersonneJ Full time. Apply· Mr. Medical Office. Send re· 2 Dishwashers. por · Mar. oak desk, clothing & needed •Newport Bch. Ou I with top level functions. Good variety Botts. 2490 Falrvle-. au me to Classified ad O~ i:rg57~. tp!5° YARD SALE·2 Houses, many 1 t e m s , 5 3 6 25-27' cruising sail boat. m a 0 age men t . & growth opportunity. Rd., CM #704, Dally Pilot, P.O. kitr hen utensils. ap· Seaward Rd Cdm Wkends now F tr. s um· represe.nlin& the finest S/H 80 wpm, type 55 SEWING MACHINE Box 1.560, Costa Mesa CA 2 Pair GE w~rs & pllanres. dothes. misc. 760-73 __ _ l.Jrensl!d aurltonrer. Bens1n F1an1b1um mer incl, wlteods. SUO products io a multi· wpm. 10 key by tourh. OPllATOIS 926216 dryers. SlOO & /pair items. 236 Camell.Ja Ln .. HELP-US.CLEAN·OUT· ...1hr:::..:..;·C:::.:lll:::..:16=-7:..:100=----1 billion dollar industry. Newport Center loca· 'd ood Call alt.7,960-9574. CM.tAM.Sat.645-3011 THE·GARAGE SA LE. SAL~ Salary commensurate tlon. Good salary & Expr · top paJ'.' .II Merci...61 Litton Comin& top elec. Many items left over Area's finest woman's with exper plus com· benefits. Arlene . workine coo ations.••••••••••••••••••••••• stove w/mlcrowave Ga r a&e sale 25 63 from remodeling. re· dreu a bop needs mature mission, ~ allowance. 640-5111. benefits. M2·96S2 ~ 1005 above. asking t600 cash. Fairway Dr. CMk Lrg decorating and I( row mg usistant manaaer. Abo expenses at medical. SECllTAIY p IT S...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~14 aft.emoons. ~e;:: t~ i::e~.~~~ children. Used and new Cashier. Ex per. tref. Please submit resume in perm . P art / ( i m e Must have UPS & C.C. WESTMlNSI'ER Gaffers & Sattler Elegant slate bar sz. pool tble, 9• pa lrhwork quilts and Apply Mrs. Phil ips, absolute confidence to: secretary. lnsurance ex. ex per. Gd benefits. ABBEY gas stove. dble oven. gold <.'OUCh, steno. end pillows. 2 used toilets. Gene's, S.C. Plua. BassetlBuslness perleoce necessary. salaryopen.Hrs.7:J0.4. ANTIQUEMALL rfect.~ tbls &olhr~.ate~ s leeper ro u r h & ...:5'5-07::=-= 24 .:.:·------1 Interiors, Hours & salary neg. Will Mon.-Fri <WRHSEI. 11751 Westminster Ave. GAS RANGE. Blue, clean Garage sale Sat. lots or ~ay~r.b~nh,IJ~~~ .:e;~i SAUSCUIK~ehll PO Box 9'70, Whittier. train exc ept ional F.V.vic.~. GARDENGROVE 30". wllll griddle $125. goodrumiture,beds rol· r lothes & other good Office supply company 9oso3 . Attn : Gar y person. Costa Mesa. SHIPPIM5/llCV'(i SSU103 l..:548-6!:!!2:~1~02~----:--or TV . lamps. dishes. trivia . 1817 Seadrift, bu full lime positions Dusett, President 631-1082 Small dlstri6ution com· I Sea.rs KeDIDOn! rrost·free some antiques. 3800 Corona del Mar. across avajlable. Will train. SAUS-.S SICllTAIY p any look ing for Oriental Vasea "5. bowl refrig. 15 c u rt, runs Ocean BirdlDr.Corona rrom Irvine Terrac e Newport Stationers, Inc. CAUllOIMIA Growing Irvine pension responsible perso~ to $35. ginaer jar $200 . ...l!!l!!rfl!,ert£h.~!!.:....!!!!:!!::!!~-:-+•~l=•r,__ _____ I Park. Sat toam to 4pm. SS7·9212,Mr.Emmons MOTOllXPllSS administration & con· ~warehouse fuUhme. Pitcher/wash basin 175. Sears Sum Saver Was h Sunday oot>n to 4. --------•I California· Motor Ex· s uiting Co. need a Airport attaC CaJI K.R. curio cab. 1375, wall machine liO. Sears gas llYNSALE Absolute! no resal~ WIS press Co., a successful qualified Secretary to Anderson ompany, clock l80.631·l!87P dr er .548-4039 SAT.ONLY8·3 Apt Sale! 4 piere ser CO....-clALU California common U r· work d irtttly for Co. 549•1343· New refrigerator frost· 12WillowTrttLane tlonal sofa. antique Tittd of eelli.ng houses 7 rier who is progressive pre si dent . XI n l SHIPPIM6/llCEIVI 20 Ori&. palnllnes & less, cross t.op freezer. chair, loveseal, oak & days a week? We need & growing, ls expanding Secretarial skills man· D•AiTMIMT printa by lamoue artists. color 'fhile. $87 5 . GARAG E SALE: Rem glass table, captains -MEXICAN ~ -- one liceuee lo learn the it's Soolhem California d a tor y. s bortba n d lmmed. opening for exp. $'1$-$750. 54C>-Ml3 873-4424 7'40 30·06 aut.o $150; water bed. odds & ends. stilla to manage, broker region s~l~s dept. & helpful. Financial & /or & inexp. person to work Electric Stove: 30", dou· sports equip, ski boots st 5&" ~ ~5·~. _ commercial reaJ estate. seeks additional people legal background will in all rem le ship/rer L e n n o x c h i n a • ble o ven. self clean. •~11. bike. motorcy<.'I~: South Se as Mo,. e ' --~ FIESTA ~ Income from mgmt withsalesbackground. assl11.t r and1date . dept. Sal. to vary with "Meredith", (8)5 pc gold. Lille new. Sl50. skate !>«>•rd parts. 4 Sacrifice Sale. Sat/Sun while you learn. Super Smokers~ not apply. exp. Great co. benefits. pltre sett.inp, $UO/set· 963-3385. spltrs;. ire d 1esls, more. 9.5 2S2 Baywood NB benefita;lifeinsurance; Theindividualaweseek Cootact Mike·857-J..20t. Call· Deltronlc Corp ting.5'0-8483 l.8651>wan Circle, C.M. Kitc h items . to ys. 6AAA'1 SAU t am-J Piii Thousall(Js Ol Items · Barg.llnS Galore AnUQue car ShoW MJfliKM. f<>lllloocd OdOCers Celt!ll•t~ · sorposes health lnturance & den· should be agressive, re-SICIET AIY CM 19th Century: lamp tBS. Allcffoll IO IS Sal ;sun 9-S. S40-~ P I a n t s . t w ' n be d tal -nlan. Contact Ken. suits oriented, hard ~ ~ ...-.. 1 an ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •...., S'LE w handmade comforter. r working. mature & pro-Ex p erienc ed. for mirror.,.,, r.,,~-<.' · """' "" New juicer . fr 1d~e . 67 5-41700. ressional. They must established 9range UP /SHl'PIM5DIPT delabra 1175·~ Sa~._ un. 9-;C. F\tmtture, bakes, furn. more. Look SALIS-6IN OFC Growing wholesale furniture sbowroom is see.kine a aell·motivated M IF for f!Umt work in area of salel & general office responsibilities. Design Ir office ex- perience preferred. Salary commensurate witb experience. Full benefits. Call for app't: M i k e Fedderly , Robertson Blvd. South, 2960 Airwa.y, A·lOO. C.M. ~74.lS. If it's got wheels you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.tall 642-5678 and a friendly ad-visor will help you turn your wheels into cash. htve a high energy level County contructlO!' firm . Im med openings for Copper mua, 17lll Cent. PUBLIC FURNT11JRE tv s. rlo~mg., LP re· for red circle signs le a proven track record Shorthand, t~p1ng & M / r 1 a png. mac h monastery,~ Copper *AUCTION• cords, skis •. misc. elec. 644 . 9098 ln sales that lndkates a light bookkeepuig. Call ope rt rs & sbpng dept teakellle, 18th Cent.. T°""9 7:30 PM. cords. mo~e rameras. Furniture /Garage Sale . desire to sucreed A 754·7411. will t rain. Gd. co. $105.~IM83 · st;er~ eqwp., hshld & dininglablesw/ 4 chairs. mlnimutn of 2 years SECRETARY I RECEP· benefits. Call: Deltronic AnUnue Amer. Oak Curio ~Y .n~w & us~d kit. items, etc. 17921 Spanish style console directsellingexperience TIONIST. typing & Corp.CM Cabinet, 9500. An09Ue ,din~grm&liv· Buller St.: Irvine. nr stereo, Walnut cab. is required. answering phones 545-0413 French Wall Clock $250. Inc rm furruture. lamps. ·Culver & Mk belson. bookr ase. stained 11 1ass Trend lmport Sales.lnc. Slsglrl jewelry P/f M-F 631-5979. cto'W:i PLUS LOTS GarageSale,Sat.allday. hanging lamp. and If Yl~f'! m~ ~ abo~~ 1200 W. Coast Hwy, NB. 10.3 :30 PM. no exp nee.~ ~M VE. ~•VE ~•VE SPurlon. I A~ 2J03t Via much more Sept t9 ~ua 11cauons .,. wou 631-6941. HS Grad lS.20 540.3333 FIE:ll.Alie'S ~ ~ 0 a · 1 4872 Basswood, Ln like~ join a ~ni!'& SECRETARY1Recept ext.2S6,i0.9 PM Tam1. N I dofA.mer oak6 e h.on~r BofA. MC. Sat and Sua ~3. 337 E. Irvine. team in lbe trurk111g Ln· Airport law firm Gd. ew 0• · 1 Cashiers Cherks & ea yr r on t . Ba Ib o a dustry. we invite you.to skills. br ight self. TAILOI . lots smalls. Come ear Y Cash. NO PERSONAL Is land. Furn, house 1---1111111111111111111111~111!1• submit your letter <?f tn· st arter. Non·s mk r . for complete ~Iterations r~r btg~e~)o n · CHEC KS. PLEASE! items. rlothes and lots ~o~:e~o~ Ef~~h~nis'. teresl & qualifirattons. Josie 851.9025 & fitting In high quality ( h.lna a St.'c M Food available. Items ..:m°"o"'r""e______ wheel<.'haar . oxygen inconfidence,to: ' . meo'sstore.831-11835 ~1&42-7al1 . subjecltopresale. Sears Jo1ntr1'?r & Porta· lank. rreeur, etr 254l CAUFOIMA EXPUSSCO. 1751 So. Santa Fe Ave. Loi Angeles, CA. 90021 Attention: Ted Regner. R egional Sale s Manager. SECIETAIY TEACHERS --~ --W MASTaS AUCTION shop Girls Schwinn G b I L CM Newport Bearh law. of· EDUCATION MAJORS JllPl.4..A.aN.W4> 2075~ Newport Blvd CM Bike. 'vw I.R.S. lransax· (2':~ ~ ~~rn:,Prin· fice. Word processing: Edurators supplement Antique Haviland fine 133-91125 646-86&6 el mlsr. junk. 1821 Port celoo) Sat/Sun lOA M to will train. Car yn yourincomewllllP/for China. Green 4i Gold charle1,N.B. 644 • 6516 · Ftr child sitting. Call trim. Serv 12. 1800. lkJCIH · IOJO YARD SAL! Sat 8-4 Sun lw5P•M•. ------SEC IET AIY I.E. sitter~ Un 11 m ite~ . 9111.9774 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9· 12. Crib. girls 20" bike Serret a rial position in Califom1.a's largest sit· Eary Americana Lit ho· Dan Dueney Mono Shark. & other good Uungs. 2532 active Newport Center ting service. 642-6680 graphic.' prints, $20-135 f75 Columbaa Dr. C.M_. __ Realtor 's office. front f rl"ffER ea. World War 2 posters 644-8549 Classified Ads. your one· We offer an exrellent offi« position requires u., $3-$5 ea. Wall size maps Peuaeot PX-lO. Xlnl 10 stopshoDllio&renter s alary, fringe benefit good telephone voke, Third grade. immediate $3-$5 ea. 6'4-1002 after 6 spd. 23 in frame is 3FAMILY SALE 9 to3SAT9 /l9 106 Via Dijon, Lido. Have something to sell~ Classified ads do 1t well. I lAA1 Sfrvt<e by Taco <le Car~ t11od ·.drlsJr of ca1r1Cdrcher Enterprise-. I 1vt• R3Clio Bro.iCICast on KIKf fM ll<'.11 pnze~ evrrv 1~ 111111ut~ Lot\ too MOie AUCTION 1:so '"" featunns ars \Q6Q Roll~ Rovte Pnanwm VI t111w1 1%0 AUSIJ!l He.iley 3<XXl tQ)I fVl<l Repli(cl Art· furs · Jewelry· Tn~ w [1()(1( l(J{d!IOll!> • An Arabian Colt dll<1 Mum Much More · Contr1buoon5 from ramous Persooa~r~ George 8lNl Rooert Re<fora 1 rc1nt-S1natrc1 Gerc1kl Fora Boll Hope Arnold Pain ll'r rt c1Cey Austin . ' ... AOVarxe TKker Sa~ Call 971·40!4 program. company car, t).fing & appearanre. full tame employment. PM. R"'YNO' ""' ~"l DB all & career advancement s •· 1 tale ex f" H bo A ~ ~ oN "' rea es · Bene its. ar r rea AMTl~SALI romponents have been oppdorluoities fulwith a perience helpful but oot For Information Call: Hoos1'er ... , square up1raded . ._.75. 675-5~. soU & sU<.'cess com· essential. Prefer local ..:!.955=·1!.!7!!;.94!..-_____ ..., --!!! , ', • ' . ' ., I 642-5678 • , , : .' r' , r ·1, , • • pany. Qualified can· resident. For interview TEACHERSfD'rec•or for tables. chairs. mirrors, Nishikl 10 spd, boys ' 20". """-I S didateswillbeconlarted r all u rs Duh.I u ~ dress ers. derorative oood cood.115. .._,. ,.. .... within 2 weeks for W-~a.... . ...,T~C preschoollnC.M Full or items. SAT/SUN 9-4 at " ~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• further screening. .-y"' .. ,.... 0 • P /rime 75l·SS2S 429 Begonia, Corona del flU PIOIUM? * * I BUY * * Pine Quality Furniture· 6 E.O.E. MF IHlton '44-4ttO TEACHER-l nfant Mar. B~f!~l250&$325 PEST FREE eler GoodusedFumJture & llUYFUIMTUU pcseclional..lyrold <.'OSL ' i....:::~=-------..-.... Secretari.a l Plann.ing Development Program. o-aut. ~ .. liah a.nllqwe 67 .. •••• tronlr ally rids your R 11 Les 957-8133 pioo,seU SUXl.6'0-6555 fi I~-for bnghl M b f °"' ...... r ~ ho r all Ii & AppUances-0 I wi KING INNERSPRING . irm UUIUJ•g p /time. em er o dresser " c heat o Schwinn men's 10 spd. me o craw ng sellorSEU..forYou EXTRA FIRM mattress 10 Section Play Pen secretary LG handle transdiscipllnary team. drawers, reasonable. 27 .. goodcood 170 f I y I ng i n s e <.'t s MASTBSAUCTIOM set never used. worth Coucfl , rllSl rol~T~d varied office work. Gd. Spe<.'ial FA. important. 646-7940 · s.M · permanently. 135·8028 646-IH' IJ).f z ss:io. sa rr. 1248 del. Best offer. Oak Din.1ng benefits. typing and Jarkie Popp,546-5760 ....... IOI( collect. Never used queen si. Rm Table w(6 chairs. shorthand 1 must._ Sal. TELEPHONESALES :if.'~.~~ ........... , ...... tWs:W.IOJS AKC English Cocker I IUY FUIMTUIE worth $3119, rash only Gnndfa~het s Clor k. negotiable. Call. 8 · 5 Lagura Beach. Eves. HARBOR AREA •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Spaniel Puppies. 5 wks Les 957.31.33 $2l8 del. Usually home Bar Chairs ISO each. 641-8820.Nancy,Wahl. Callloday,497·•188 APPLIANCESERVICE llDW0002X6'S Old. M/F Multi colors. KING INNERSPRING 75'·7350 Plants. Hall Tree $150 SecretalrOy REO? We buy~ances •'to20'1on&.X1nt~~k· Best Prite in town. EXm FIRMmattress MUSTSBJ. 631-6220_. ____ _ ... '"'P ---Wt sell 'auar. me. Fresh load a.mving . 731-<XISO used Orth Movm' g-Sale, coffee la· .. .. "'""' u 541-307'7 kl Sa e at 55< /ft set, never · w Ma ho g any DbL Bed REAL ESTATE SALES W ~k the hours VOUwant! PHO .. PllSOM app ances. wee Y· v · Golden Retrievers. $530. sa rr S248 del. w/matlress. Nights tand ble. 2 end tables. glass P /time phone person I IUY APPLIAHCU Jim,846-9885anytime. 9 weeks Old. A.KC Never ~ queen sz. & d to t h L'k tops, matrh2end lamps, needed to call & set La 951•8133 Alum . sliding glass . 646-1.iU worth $399, cash only ne~~~~t ~! \:, ~P~ 1 hangin~ lamp. S500 READY TO BE A WINNER? l c•allo•y .. t.w to . ..,. $50,000 + ....,, IF: YOU are tired of floundering in a dead office. YOU crave specialized, personal "How To" training from o~e of t~e most successful sales trainers m the business. YOU want to work in a plus h, well-located office with .a group of highly motivated professionals. YOU want on-going sophisticated education & training. YOU'desire the chance to grow w_ith a rapidly expanding, progressive company. CALL ME NOW in absolute confidence and. . • • BEAWINlll! ... IUDMAN '40.ttoO ..,... .... ,.,. .... . ,...~ ... We are in desperate need or secretaries/ with or without shorthand, who type al least 50 wpm. app'ts for busy Solar .. doors, 8', w/frame, $'JS. Wire Fox Terrier Pups. $218 del. Usually home. · t On! $1000 or OBO. AnlJque Haviland EnergyCo.$4.50/hr. + NewThermldor45 g~ass 5· w /o fr a m e, $15. AKC. Xlnt breeding. 754.7350 c~e~~a~·rn•/ M aria fine r bina.Green &gold bonus.AakforAI: coo kt o p w /g r 1d · 645-8532 Shot.s 827·529'2 MUSY S~ 631 ·7797 a rt 6 P M trim.Serv.µ.B>O.Mlsc Um-die/broiler, model DOT uETAL bl •· · · '' furn & knick knarks •r.: 45, re.tail rroo. Sell "5(). SHEET~ ga e.,. SHlH TZU pups, AKC. Mahogany 0 . Be d weekdays, an ytime · EHB YSYSTIMS 1un••CA fOW1dallon vents. Worth $250andup.Cashonly. d weekends.U no answer 968·7994=------ 75'·0581 754-~ .,..,..':"". be /d $400. $150. takes all 63l-9D wtmattress. Night slan lease keeptrying. Floral rour h/loveseal. ""'!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!l••-1 Apt Site was r ryer. 8311 063S at dresser to match. Like . b h . fl~ Xlot cond. l200. 2 green Please call or oome by !!! Can operat.eon any sink. . Dobennan Puppies, blk & new. Must see to ap· 2 quahty clu c airs vinyl easy chrs. xlnt rorao interview. TIA va A(HMT szoo. 494-7S7 c_,. & tan. (7 weeks) shots, $75 predate. Only 11000 ~r ~.~~ or ottoman 125. rood ea, 63l·5C)l6. : I Immediate opening for '79 OE ts~ cu ft rerrte. '!"t.· •• 1030 ea . ~H ~ 7 n\er,-rtM: p1~ 20 sof s oew 118 Lov. ca II r 0 r n I a KI n g IVICll Ha;STON experienced agent . brown top freezer, ••n .• ......... ~. 964-6161 weekda ys , anytime esea~s: 188.' Sle~"'"rs. Waterbed. built up. -, • Vacation travelera. lcemaker,@5.540-M83 m.,, .. ~,il C,amt~~t .,75. 4 AKC Cocker Spaniel w'""'keod.s. tr oo 1.Mwer . FACTORY957~S7~"" many extras. SJOOO.lbst & ASSOCIATES Beautiful Newport • 0 n 11ttliOl'lt111Kn ... . pups M/F Buff. 6 wks n ' • "" f M t 1980 (Specialiatsin Beach office. 64C).(l821 Refrleerltor, &ZO · &9-72!'7 $1S0-$250.64Hl72 pleasekeept.J)ing. Dlnetteset.S piere.Oak. 2°R~,:~:·chrs16Sea. Temporary Gene Washer~y!!ch ~~~ Nikon Camera System. 2 Jn Search of adorable 2 quality club chairs S7S Parquet table top 9· Sofa &i S'loveseat, gm Clerical Pel'llOll.Del l Tro•tl A91Ky Mtr· • b~°fs~er, 1100. •*8 ~.'!·:-~;-~tras. med,ium ~ younPedi ~!i ~~or ottoman 125· 42X'2. 848-7297 cl rs. 2 awivel It gm rhn NB b aid hol ale I It ~-"'I.CJ Pre m..... lg,'"-CU Sofas; cust medetol· atolr.645-7390 54().0400 . . I w eaied Stove, full a ze, wor s Bauer C·lOO super 8mm not MS-W 20 sofas. new. 118. Lov· toman l200: sofa bed/ 6 ...... SoUd Walnut d .. • .. •r. tour Co. needs quallfi very good. $150. 5'M513 • Old or · . eats tB8 Sleepers s oo 552 8756 ~~ ,_..... penon tomanag~tic~et· or548-MIS wAµe:ea, .:·540-~ Adore~le Bloodhound. F. ji99. EACTORY957-57oa r hr 1 · · · king hdbrd. 2 night Ing /consumer d1vls1on. D lean worlr.s !!!!.! rnm, -· t wb, AKC, •· ' . 955·30M alaJldt • z lg wall mar 180CM Skypartt Blvd. Ste. 235 lrvl.ot Must be familiar with ryer, ga,c '13 or SABLE t ENLARGER 04·5'18/110-1185 Dinette s«, Spiece.Oak. Drexelsofa $16S,OrlentaJ rora 1600 /bs t o rr ATC /lATA computer J:44415"5 · S4M5 Nlkor lens blrely used. Sbibtauadorable:-llmoF. Parquet~~~ top. din. table wtstools $175, 645-l l•-llllllllllll!l~l!l!!lll•I ayatema. Xlnt salary & . . PIOOB0 .413-7'980. Needs aorneooe to play 42X42. Twin meU/lprp llOee. -=Oi::::=.11~1n~c=--t-.abl-e.-b-m-la-r * •SICllTA1115• * btnefila. Call Olene. Fn~ . .,.... Nikoo rrN I Ull5 1.oom. with. wo. 752-833Q S:iru; c ust made Jot· ~A'.::ffwood chest 95 nuer, 6 tbrs (! w/arms> XerodS>/Jllrfl.5Cllr Mon Wed., l Fri.. Very 1oacl..vuu . .._.. 20 mlllimNr "50 080 toman l200; sola bed/ 1 ....c~rt;:Jl~:nx.-----1 , TypellOSll,000 l0.5ein,75'2-018B. fll..U bl Witbcues.SS.l-4532 ~~.:.t Hm~ .. ~.t~~i chr $100. 552·8756, DINING chaira,hntiqut Upblint'~~·-Recpt/r50/Fun$10,200 M a >'tea Porte e II KOW ....., ..... _, . 95S·3054 Eft&Uab oa. DO. 2 enli· . Exp CGnaultantOura mtST~..,.· wuher/ dryer. Xlnt 3511 A partx,531-W, OruelaolallS.S.C>mntal quecl()(b.ta.T13S Oof?ittGroupbecl.~or l.J1RelndenAl)',lnc. S5wpm, uluy com· cond.mo. Wllh~OO. AKC Chow puppies. din. tablewfltools S175. Darttbhie,aol, a.very good slit~'!'!W!".~.~lt in 4020 Blrdl.F.at' .. EOE mensW'ale with . uper. f5..$IM -· Please call: Twin mau /IJIC'P "°ea. Sl.25 _!!~ !!!!!'!'. !!!! ~ NewPoft,413Ml90/Fttt Permenent p/t1mt. 3 Coppertone Cbembtra Konica TC SLR. 3 lenses. 5'S-86'16. am. rcsewood chest 95. cond. ~OOllMr . Broyhill Premiere 6/pc days per week, 9-~. Stove STS.411'ricidelre manyestns. teOO. Adoreble L1laa1 Apsa 540-8483 Ori b boo fl.Im 7 Medit. bdrm set. xlnt lnterna.tlonal Tra DI Refri& SUS l42·1150, .. levea. p u Pp I e 1 , AK c . ~ ~m h S5Cio ~ . 7. SIC'Y, LlaAL Co .. lrvane. Call Norma, f40.GOI · Canon 514Xl.-S sound TH aft.er 4. DIN1INPG chainlt • • Inc d 7 ~ f7S ~ Most Hcrim ~k old lltab. Npt Center law 133-8870. < IOOlle caal•ra $120 nl q •r• •rt .coa · ~-·-' Uv rm din ,,._ teblet firm Mede erper legal F roal rree Rerr la, lllnoST·lmJllt)!treck .. Y• •1041 ............ ••••••••••• · · eecl"ttery w/,ood tyP. TYPIST .Avocado, lift open aw. 1ouird pr oj uao ........................ * * I IUY * * Lr1 Pecan Ccifree table. ~m'tikt~r·:,· ~~: Int dlctephone &: Good ulary to start. 54f.1038 snu• · · · bel1111d S~eep Doas. ,,~ •. 6 .... F\lmtt 6 SIS. 2 matching end 553100 hortb d akilla Real F\IU time Job. For In· ...._ .....__ --brother l aaster, _,.W, """" -ure teblea. $35 ea. Triple ..=:t..·=~· -----• t. e: · atioa 'wtem· t.trv1"1<"ah:. ... __ ..,. Ceh IHI bealltifvl • ...,. Agpllances.-OR 1 will lhple finlah draser. txU <>riatal AubuUcln :!:11 on~ uee law. 548-Z2'1l •a(.,. . .. ..................... Bladt p11 re me I e ttllorS!LLforYou 1110. Coucla, as. Twin ~. bhtl with roet Sal com elltlve TYPIST I REC E P · PrtfWelnwuber/dryer Di. CFA. top qui., ~la41"1 lov· MASTllSAUCTIOM Bed frame .....,_ 6 ... .,..... S1iaD1 nnn ~ p . TIONJST P.R 6fUDd de-$ $ 0 • A • • a a ... • Ut.2. HimallJU, • people, 8ood .:atd1 HHIH. IJJ.ttll bol 1prln11. IUJO, Sold ..111•5'.Wr::.-.--• velopmeot dept. Refrlseretor wtlre t, llam•1~4i 1100.aso. Nanci meple buttlter bl-II • SIC'YIL9ALI Penoaable, or1enbecl maker•.!tl•& •••· lulm1. Term•. HllLP OOL bow Del' .. PDot Cl • STS. 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'- Iii Njlllll ii ii ,1111 WANTS TO BE YOUR #1 Volume Dealer in Orange County Discount on All Models Turbos Included -·- s4999 -·-1973 Pickup SWB. 4 spd., AM radio. 06571WI s3495 -·-1978 210 2dr .. air. auto .. loral car. 1'5.'IWCPl S3888 -·- s3599 -·- Milul•••• UUllty tra1r 4X8 flat bed suo .. tow b1r f~ sm. i-==-=....;..~=----1 car IZS. 566215. CIMatct. Rumm.ie Sale MIW W1f SUIT Frl·Se\ 1·4. 1441 W. Bocl Q'--1974 260 l Jaaoa. lftellOO 'I s'iMi:L. '15. Cpe .• 5 spd .. A/C, mags. I ft ateel work btncb••••••••I (018121) w /1tora1e 6 elec raceway. SU>CI, loldinf s5995 n • .i. "·J · • ~ i • · • 1· .,.,, , ,J : . 888 l)Jve St. NewJOO Beail . •• PGDI lbie on catwra ~. Hf-Cpf!!!/Wbdl BEAUT\' SHOP fllLllp-mnt aJld. ftaturtlt fC>r aa l e . Inclu d e.a : H1d rullc chairs, balratJllllJ 1teUona. alrrora, la•lrdryera1 _.aapoo hwla IDG ........... ,c .... ......... IDON. Cal aa.-. or, after a. ......... ... '"' ...................... IUTAUIAMT UMODaMSAU Kitchen equipment, tablet, cblira, wall de- cor. uUq~1 ch~~~..t plaata, ek. \All m~ • come to MrtiM la& ..... s.,c. .... -.... lllt N...,.rt .8ltd. <• aut St. > Newport ALL MODELS MUST GO! ''HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION l'' •All cars subject t prior sale. Prices + tax, lie. & doc. fee. '511 Factary Re~ates LN7 CAPRI ZEPHYR MEIDHar? I ·Help yourself to a Heaping selectJon of QUalified Hopefuls in the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS Excellent Selection Super Savings 1981Jaguar1981 XJ6 Plus s I 000 rebate on 1980 TR's. ISUZU DIESELS HERE MOW! 1981 ISUZU PICKUPS DISCOUNT ... . llOW ................ $1131 I • FORD MOTOR CO. CASH REBA TES 5500 '81 MUSTANIS '81 FAIRMOllTS '82 EIP's ~~ 5700 '81 BROICOS '81 FORD 4x4 P.U. '81 FORD P.U. '81 FORD VANS '81 COURIERS - USE YOUR CASH REBATE AS DOWN 'PAYMENT OR AS YOU WISH! IF YOU HA TE HAD CHDIT ,IOIUMS Oii il;MIW IH THI AIU •• WE CAN HELP! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! FIRST SHOWING EVER THE FAIULOU S HEW 1982 FORD EXP TARGABIRD EXCLUSIVELY AT OUR DEALERSHIP FRl.-SAT.-SUM. OML Y COME IN AND ORDER YOURS TODAY FOR EARLIEST SOUTHERN CALIF. DELIVERY UP TO 0 a s as PLUS THEODORE ROBINS YEAR END MODEL CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS 520 -18 OH HEW I 98 I MODELS! SUPER DISC OU HTS ARE FOR A LIMITED TIME AND APPLY TO EVERY CAR AND TRUCK IN OUR HUGE STOCK NO VEHICLES EXCLUDED! 1979 FORD LTD II Eou•omtnl 1ncl1o1dt• .,, $.IOtf tuel economy• Eov•OMtnl fPt•• ESPfUl rn0d1• r'tH ,,, '""'O"le ••••'9 HEW Eou•~ A nice ltm••r c11 •''" •"' ICOflOl'""Cli . eyl•no., •"9•nt .., ~ I .. cyiino9f •nt•nt 4 ""'°"""<tr•~· ~ ''f4fW"i9 •nctuOH tn -.i•ome•ie: '''"'' .. IVIO"'•tiC ,,.,,,m1111on' t 11 1977 FORD COURIER ~ touqh t.mtt o-t;;vo "tt a 4 cyl t no1ne 4 •Ottd trtnt C\illOm ~· cl>&iom. 1tr1rm ~-FM 11a110 l•P• l more~ Ab.t0luttly 1mm1cul1I•' tSlk •1.1IOl'f'll>C '''"''""'JUl'(ll"I llO•O •P••d '''l'l'"''''IOft •• , ,,,cono tuWOm tlllf'tt-4• AM.SM co"" OOWll tlttrtt\O tldlO COl'ICl•f•Olllf'H~ OO•tf Sllfn"'O ""''''' i no moit s"'otr tof'dmonino AM·flii' Ctt.Wfl• -..o lfOI 11"'9 lcM to-""""1: ""9t9t&f"O't so 01~S8J S. ~too ll'ICI "'Of' Sr• P41'0• ,,.._,.._ Sl• p-$et end ~• .St< 11114 ,Sef SI• ~ Se< 503&09 140311 S. ~1197' 52495 52795 52895 52995 52995 1971 FORD THUHDEHIRD ~-...,.....,,,..oe trant *" con<t•hon•~ ooww lfMf'ift9 OO•tt "i f"ct0'9i and -l ............. --($111 N741) IS.. 17&1111 1979 DODGEWISO WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS ALAHMAGMON ,OMTIAC /SUIARU 2480 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 549-4300 549-14j7 PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the purchase or trade in of your dean Porsche Chei:k with Us Today' IJ6JI Ha1tl<Jt llfvd LtttcJen G•u~ 11• &JI..~ WEIUY CLliHCARS AND TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET -"" 11..rbor Iii"' •1 t;T.\'1 ~-"·\ 546-1200 HIGHIUYER Top dollars for Spol'ts Cars, Bu115. Campers. 914's. Audi s Ask for U t(' MGR JIMM.ARJMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH -__f.42-2000 WEHHD YOUIDOTIC & IRITISH CARS 2 a a a ••••••••••••••••••••••• We Meet or Beat Any Booafide Deal Com•§°""" SADDUIACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy Mission VieJO AVERY PKWY <EXIT5FWY I 831-2040 495-4949 Closed Sundays $1,~~ru!DD OF HEW BMW'S Sales and Leasrng al competitive prices. Ex cellent ~ervice and parts dept Good selecllon or pre v1ousl> owned BMW & other rine cars tn ex cellent condluon We also have a lease company that leases other makes or autos. trucks and vans F'or ad d1ttonal infonnallon on leasing please call 714'972·1Z70 714 6619611 for a good deaJ and good ij"'" ""'""' CREVIER '79MAZDAU7 l owner, auto, air, mag wheels, stereo. 8200 orig. mUts !S7SWYEJ SADDLllACIC IMW Mission Viejo "-=-~-• Ul-2040 495-4949 9720 '80 Mazda GLC. 4dr, 1lnl -------- • '772101 • 4 spd. loaded. S59IJO 5.56-6325 '81280ZX2+2 Smosnew. Assume lse at $314 1mo No down._~4120 642-9:116. MeMrwff 97l9 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S EXCLUSIVE MASERATI DEAURSHIP We'll deliver anywhere 111 the world! lliCH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street 752-0900 1969 Harbor Blvd 631-7170 '75 710, new paint. ale. 4 M.rcedts.... 9740 spd. S2400 or best offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-6002 ----·-------79 Dats un . 810 , air. AM /FM stereo. loaded. lse or bu . B.»-6667 Datsun V210 1976. 4 spd, am /fm stereo. Xlnl _cond. ~400842-4936 __ 11· Datsun ~X. sunroof Low mileage. Xlnt rond $4000. Q_B.O 675·6196 SELLING YOUR MB" WE PAY TOP DOU.AR SS Call Jack Bacon JIMSUMONS IMPORTS 1970 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 63HZ76 833-9300 Fiat 9 7 2 5 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 FIAT 131 SSEDAM l owner. immaculate Only 31,tXXI mi.Jes Auto. air. stereo (4TR1X41 SADDL9ACIC IMW '72210SE 4 spd sedan, auto, air. pwr windows. stereo t'ass . Take tradl' (26J136) SADDL9ACIC IMW Mission Viejo 8 1-2040 495-4949 M 1Ss1on Viejo ": .831-2040 495-4949 '79 240·D~ sunroof, auto '75 Spyder Good Cond trans. ai r. stereo. ivory Runs Great $2900 Must & bamboo, 35,000 m1 SALES-SERV1CE4.EASING sell' For Info Call l mmar Sl 7 .SOO . 208 W 151.SAHTAANA 497·1948 ~1·6'-=-226~. __ 71 4/835-3171 '74 Fiat 128 Sport L New '71 280SL. 1 owner, new CLOSED SUNDAY eng. new clutch. clean an MB soft top. 9lM mi. dlr The Most &citiltcj & out S2500 OBO 540.1634 marnt. full service re· ,.,. Of Yow aft SP M cords avail. New eng IMW ~Or ·73 u4 Spyder Xlnl cond 41,000 mi, auto. PS. PB. Leoweo.ildle See lo appreciate. 71K l\C. all orig. Sl7,000 McLaret1 BMW!! mi. P2Q9ibst. 646·200! 545~·2~399"'------l~EW~l!S I . liiyOrl.Nse HOftda 9727 '71 280SL, .aulo. air, 2 I 0 ........__ pa-i lops. lo rru, Calif. car. ~ wr--· ....................... Sl7,SOOJOB0.~J(l53 l7 l 4J 5Z2·533l VISIT YOUR ·79 JOOSD Turbo Diesel 3IOO'W Coast Hwy. ORAMGECOUHTY'S I ORAMGECOAST xlnt cond. Colorad~ Newport Beach OLDEST HONDA Beige, snrf. am lfm . 009400 & HE·D~•nTERS S24.S50. Ofc 640·ss.o. WA....,.ED' I "' -hm : 494-6901. ~ 1 • I TO A Y!!! Mercedes 1977 SLC. An· Late model Toyotas and S I Se Le U .... IVERSITT thracile grey. excellent V o I ' o s C a I I u s a es· rv1ce· asang " d NY\ ~·· ,,,,_, AV !" R C I SALES&SERVICE _£Qn · ............. ...,... Rol~loy!""'• R~·w OLDSMOllLE ·71 280SE. cream. brn 1540Jamboree HONDA L n l . x Int co n d . Newpor1 Beach 640-6444 GMCTRUCICS Bia upkunt AM /F M 2850HarborBlvd. cass. tXXl/bst857·0406 IMW TUD6-IMS Co••• M•u .76 2002 4 spd. stereo. COSTA MESA 'II MII llOSa "'-•0 ·•10> .. s.o.to7 cass 1365212! ___ 5_40.9_j_4_0__ Brand new, advanced Top DoHar Paid For Your Car~ JOHMSOH & SON Linc~ 2626 Harbor Blvd'. Costa M (!!a S4(t.S630 WeP!L. OVER ti.tool For Your Good VW. Porscheor Audi -;HICK WRSOH ·77 3201 Sunroof. air. ·13 Honda Accord. great design. While w /while ~lereo (2713121 cond Less than 42,000 leather. sunroof. loaded ·79 3201 Air. stereo ('QSS.. m i t.1750 SS 8988 With extras. $44,tXXI. Pvt alloye (542132) ~....:... l· · _2.S!'.U', 979-8300 wkdys. ·79 320i Air, stereo rass.. '78 Honda Civic, bronn. '77 "'000 S. lrim (474TARI stereo. $3500080 ., ·so 320 Automallr. all op. Da 644-8400, 962·3156 Eve total equip, lea & str. lions (7218121 '81 Civic. lSOO DX 1mmac Sl.SM /offer PP '80 320i Al pine S 5spd.ac.AM1FM cass 760-6776 package, rare find ____ 857·133> '62190C Mercedes Benz. 4 !rs2ill: 4 spd. special JtlCJllClr 9730 cyl, very good cond, . ~. S48-8629aft. s __ P.aant. 1 owner <3121611 •••••••••••••••••••n•• 78 SJOi 4 spd. sunroof. '78 XJGl '79 300 D leather. I owner (422126) 1 owner, has all options. Loaded. immaculate, al- SADDL9ACIC IMW astro·roof with ebony tn· loys S22.500or take over 131 -2040 4 4949 terior C974'2K I lease. People who need Peo-pl e SADDLBACIC IMW 544-0165 That's what the Mission Viejo People who need people DAILY PILOT 83 I ·2040 495-4949 should always check the SE RV1tl:-slRECTORY~ Service Directory in the New rt Beach _673:_0900 is all a~ , Sell idle items 642·5678 DAILY PILOT ~~·-~:.~ ....... !~~~ ~~~·. ~:.--: ....... ~ ~~·-~.'.": ....... !~~~I ~!·.~:.~ ....... !~.~~ ••llAC'tolllO IEWW lOCATIOI BILL MAXEY -·.601•'11 llDUll :e:--c , ... TOYOTA Q 18881 BEACH BLVD. ~~.:::::· HUNTINGTON BEACH .. &-. ....... __ .......... , ............ .,HOME t6J·Ollt 1976 HORNET HATCHIACK cond1t1on1no AM/FM Low miles •1995 1976 FORD CflJRIER PICK.UP 4 c:yl .• 4 apd. Irani .. •Mil Low mllea. (1 F87888) '2891 1977 DATSUN 8210 LIFTIACI 4 cyl . s spd trans.. air «>Odlti0n1no. AMfFM stereo, rally wtleela. (109SYS) . ·1976 TOYOTA COROLLA SPOIT COUfll 4 cyt .. 4 tpd tren1 . caHettt, ,..,... *'to .. _ rool. (886NWT) • _., -----i,:t.-----. j . I, \ ' • ...._. . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/fnday, September 18. 1981 P7 ~ .......... r""'WMI f l.,...ttcl Mtet, Uttd f UNd I I I •••••••-::?'••••••••• .. •• ... ••••••••••••••••••.,. •••••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••••••••n••••• Altel, Mtw tlOOl Allhtt, Mtw 9100,A.toa, Mtw tlOO Mtot, Mew tlOO Allto1. Mew 9100 Alltos, M•w 9800 ...,._.-.e.. 9140 T~ 9767 ~ ttl c:..tftl HJZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·••••••••••••·····•···· ............................................................................. ,.............. . .,.,,....,. ~""""' ...,..,. .,.,..,. ..,..,. 4' ...,. ·11 ueo '"" 1961 TR 4A IRS WIN· 'IO CENTURY LTO •• dr. Sam llYI "~ve • Ultlt, A IUptf Nttte Cl'1 Ntctly Good C'Ond tu.TZM NER ntw ena. paint, ti cyl, loaded. 17,MS ml. 11ve a lot, oo new 11 equipped too . With · -ll r u . t n t AM / I" M ff ..J~. Ul ~oo Corvetteuql.llpped with automatic, power tttff1ng, '1t.450SL. 22 a.tmpa recpta. Xlnt UH Buick Riv iera. 4 1petd or automatic moldlngt& much morel 111.500 Inv. Must sell now. Mov· Cream color. Mtr ad. tran•m:RED lf2st7 Our regular 1(1(m _•&370 in1. MO·:s:M>3: 291 3824 1750 .-rsc WHITE prtc. l?Ut oo. '11 3000. Sliver Blue. JUN -da64l.:,7"8Linden l01173SILVER SnrUaoo ml. IQ.500. '115 TR4A Good eond CtNllec ft II 10302'7 BEIGE •1:1.56'1 Rebuilt. new paint. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~ BRONZE "Tl 4 door a Automatic. or offer. l.1H813 evtt, COMTN\.ATIMG a /c, am/fm, aood rood 9S7 5482da _ CADILLAC? ~ off r. 8'1~149. ·n TR7, run_s smooth We specialize in leaaes '81 300 SD turbo. Brand new brakes, new tires ror the busineu ex· ne•, met ail blu, sorf bro-.n, ~ 115 2<r>2 ecutive ai prolessionaJ D <'SANFIS CHEVROLET S41·93U,646-2141 Y•w-t770 L~5:1tc"-4015. ElCaminoReal -r-San Clemente MG t7 42 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Of If I I 83 05IO 412-8500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7t VW DASHS Ctlllls1 ,4 Vet. XJnt. 47 K ml '71~ 4 spd Royal with MowllaStod.I 080 23,000 mi, AM /FM Cass matching mt. Xlnt care NABER~ Fully Au~= l'@!.ca118'15-5'196 bylowner.(421321 '19 L82 : Red , low PN)tOt 9741 SAD:~~~~!MW (:ADILL1' mileage, xbll cood. Of. ••··~··•••••••••••••••• ll 1·2040 4tS.4t4t l•O> 11.111•• 1111..i fef'1. Must see! 673-302:5 73. Only 4&K mi. ----t .,,1,1 \\-., '>·IO 'll(XJ ..:&:.6.:.:7:.:3..:·37"-=.:...' -----1 Needs work. 'SO. 'SS VW left & right ~~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~ ~ 675-25.53 door, '73 left door S50 ;;;:?; ••• •••••••. • •••• , L.-t7S-O each Western style whl '81 Seville, black o!' one-rims for Super Beetle black, loaded. 9,000 ma, 10 Challenaer. Western ••··~··•••••••••••••••• ea ~9744 5/fr. warranty $20,500. Sport Special. Sharp 77Porsc~911S. ~ · -----Dys : 644 6440, eves : car . 318 V8. $1350. $17,000 firm ! 73 VW Van. 4.SK orig. 613-3238 494·3361 ~-8232 646-8200 miles Ready for paaot· . · --. -----. -1 n t g 0 0 d c 0 n d 69 Coupe de Ville. 2 dr, Fofd '75 914, Silver, xlnt cond, S2.30Ci°!OBOor trade' . runs &real. 1150 080. •••••••••••••••••••••• stored, must see. 16695 c•a 9966 ,,.~ ....,;_., 64.5-4174 • 7 2 G a I ax y 4 d r , 840-1789 _.....,. -o!.._....,.....,• --PW/PSfPB. A!C dlo '79 Eldorado, 1mmac., • r• · •71 t_,..t11 SC '79 YW lus brown /gold. sunroof, Gd cond. ~/bst Aft Gdcond.BmS21.900 Veryclean.manyxtras. loaded, must see. 6 m.~. 77~8411 a!t 5 $7500 080 l!M-0440 wk p3,000 12~19 '73 Torino WIJl, 9 pus, days, Wkends 76G-1641, Xtra Ctn, 1 owner.must Por~che 1964 c~bnolet, ev 760-1507 Coclloc C-Y see, $1100 or B/Offer. white, cherry ong. cond ;---M t 11642 8119 sell ortradep/p615-0451 72 ·Van .Rblt eng. new . us se · . -. -552·1970.Aft.erlPM. or 67s.653!Mike paint , tares & uphol 78 Eldorad~ 81amtz. ·7o LTD Wagon, ps, pb, $2900 Ped s hape white on white. loaded, xlnt cond. Pvt party. 91 I Corrtr0Tan)0 '75 !4~4474 _ immaculate, xlnt :un· Must see. .557·5805 First fair offer fakes! .81 Rabbit Convert. M lllit ning cond. 46,000 miles. 1 1...--L. 9945 64.5·0222, 673-3329 Eve sell Showroom cond ~1 'la!O. .......,_ ---...................... . '58 ~ Coupe. sunroof. ~ _ CCMtaro 9917 •71 Lllacoll C Xlnt. Must sell! Offer. Wanted. 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All prices are plue tax, license,' documentary and (UMd whlcles) smog IMI, and are valld until 9:30 p.m Suncsay, s.ptamber 20, 1981. •September 18. 1981• 'd )[I\ t ( l\'.i'l I 11 ( ,i '1 1)1· I( l ( H\.\".! ,I ( ! l.\~I [)l\'11\<-iH l',~ Colorful native costumes dating from the Aztec times to the modern era are the hallmark of Ballet F'olklorico Mexicapan, appearing tonight at (JC(!.- Ballet ... Folklorico Mexicapan performs at OCC tonight Mexico is the land or a thousand dances, each reflecting a unique aspect of that nation's multiplicitous heritage. A broad sampling of those dances, drawn from the ancient Indians to modem rural folk, will be presented at 8 tonltht by the BalJet Folklorico Mexicapan in the Orange Coast Auditorium. Ballet Foltlorico Mexicapan is a company of 40 dancers, musicians and sin1ers based in Los Angeles. Benjamin Hernandez who, alont with Patricia • Barragan, founded the dance troupe nine years ago, said it waa created "u a direct reaction to the alarmin realisation that tbe traditional ......... ,.., '•••le •• ,, Page 2 dances of Mexico were fast disappearing. ''A national treasure was in danger of vanishing," he added, ••a victim of the industrial impact on the agrarian society built around the pueblos, the small villages that are the root sources of a culture going back thouund.s of years. The results would have been a deep loss not only to Mexico, but to the world." The program will include dances from the Aztec culture, the Yucatan Indians and the Ya- quis. Many, including the famous Deer Dance, originally served as a way to hooor the game which the Indians bunted. More modem dances will reflect the Page 3 French and American influences, with some close- ly resembling square or reel dances performed in this country. Tonight will mark the Folklorico troupe's second ,appearance at OCC. In 1979, they sold out the 1,200-seat auditorium. Tickets are $3.50 and available at the OCC ticket office in the college's Adminatration Build- ing until 1 tonight. If available, they will be sold at the door for $4.50. Senior citizens, OCC student.a and children un- der 12 receive a $1 discount. For Visa or Mastercard ticket purchases, hone~5527. Page 5 ~Plap ! . . . . ~'Music Man' is _old song and dance .... ~ ~Babs Lebowsky, local choreographer, was in the original cast 23 years.ago c ., i By llARY JANE SCARCELLO ., °' .. D9llr ......... ~ When "Music Man" opened on Broadway 23 g years ago, the thunderous applause took cast a. members by surprise. "We'd bad a pretty good reception with the out-of-towns try-outs," said Babs Warden Lebowsky, a dancer in the original cut, "but we were Oabbergasted when New Yorkers stood and cheered after the fint number. ''We mew it was good;. but we didn't know just how good." She played a teen-ager in that production and now finds benelf,._,imost a quarter of a century later, cli()reograpb'er for another production of .. Music Man" sponsored by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department of Newport Beach. The show opened this week and continues weekends through Sept. 27. Miss Lebowsky won her Broadway part in an audition with 300 or 400 other young dancers and was thrilled when composer Meredith W'tllson and his wife Rini opened rehearsals by singing and playing lhe entire score. The energetic woman. a native of Vancouver, B.C., describes dancing as "the only thing I ever wanted to do ," but lack of money made childhood lessons impossible. She quit school at age 14 to work in a bank, spending every spare hour at night school and dancing lessons. ''I missed dating and proms, but the work paid off, because I was a professional dancer within 18 months," she said. Sometimes her enthusiasm and personality made up for lack of skill at first, she admitted. ··At one audition they asked me if I could do a double pirouette. I said, 'No, but I can do a terrific single pirouette,' and J got the job." After a year as a featured dancer in Las Vegas, she went to New York and roomed with four friends, part of the "Canadian colony" of dan· cers there. "The life is pretty much what was shown in 'All that That Jazz' or 'Chorus Line,'" she mused, "but I always had enough work. I never bad to work as a waltress." She met her husband, a conductor and com- poser, while in "Can Can" and left "Music Man" to dance in "La Plume de Ma Tante" and get married. Now a single parent, she came to California Rehearsing fM scene from Newport Beach recreation department's production of "MUlic Man" are, from left,. Kelly Paterson, Lori Silver, Sheryl Jacobs, Siuan Luca.s, Baba, Warden Lebowsky and Perry Gentry. Ms. Lebowsky, choreographer, danced in !he original Broadway version. seven years ago because "New York is no place to raise children." Her l&-year-old daughter is a state gymnast and a younger son plays four musical instruments, but neither hopes for a show business career. Miss Lebowsky teaches dance and exercise at her Santa Monica studio and read about the cur- See Old, Page 16 He 'nspired Willson's musical By JIMMY JOHNSON O.My .................... CRESTLINE -To see him arriving in town back then you might think be was Al "Scarface" Capone. He would come cruising into town in bis specially built bullet-proofed automobile ap- propriately named the WEMF Special and Jm- medialety the word would get around. Everyone knew then that William :Edward llichael Jolley Fitzgerald m -the music man -bad arrived. For more than a quarter ol a century before Merf'dith Wl1lloa penned bis ever-popular 1ta1e show, "The llualc llan," Fits1erald and h)s le1IOD1 ol violln leuoD salesmen were 1o&nt from town to ... teUlnc tbetr saacs. "I was the music man," the bearded Fitsg•ald teU. vtllton at b1I mile-high home in Cresttme. "Tbere's reall7 nothlq unusual about that. It W9I my baslneu. I IOld mU1lc leuom." WW..'1 mmle man la tbe atorJ of Proteuor Harold llD, IOIDe•bat of a conman, somewhat of • pii.=!jpl -ebaracterlltlca net uneoinmoa to Fib bltt8' Down a1 .. 1wrJ tbe Orut" to tile Gib ............. ,_ .. . "BftrJ town .... ..,. .................. .... toadly recalll. "SY.,_. lmew ""-the mule man was in town. It was like that everywhere we went -even Watertown, S.D., where I met Dr. Vl Moussee, the lady who would later become my wife." .., In those days, before and during the Great Depression. a schoolteacher's life was not unlike that of Marian, the librarian in Willaon'a play. Schoolteachers, like librarians, were cooUnually being watched, and certain reauictiona were placed on them. Because of these restrictiona, Professor Bill and Marian were forced to slip around the comer to do tbelr courting. But Vi and Jerry ftatly refused to play that game. Pfm'JI Gentf'JI goea oJtJtt °' 8abt Wcan:.Wn Lebowslq/ coazea in "Muaic Man ' rehearlGl. · Vi was teaching school in Watertown when Fitzgerald and h1a corps of salesmen arrived to set up their music studlos. Because of these restric- tions placed on 1cbool teachers, Vi wu not allowed ------------------- to live in an apartment, .tail her hometown nry often or keep company with outalden. And Wllllam Edward lllc:hael lolley Fitsgerald W WU an outaider. "Well, Dr. · Mouuee Md I started daUq, alt.boqb I WM m ............ M Mid w8 em· pbuta, ''but we .._'t ...-.,.... md trJ to hide It. We did It opmlr. "I em NnMmbel'," lie aald, .._.,.,, '"tbe swains ~the day would take tbeU' girlfriends ud drive up and down Ute llx miles of pavement . which led out ol towa and to uowlaere, tooUnc &Mir borllelDd*Ml"llll•alt ........ .................................... me ud lllOat at Dr. •• n11 I eoalda't ._...a U..t ......................... --- SH """· Page • I ,. Personalities ---------------------------~ -------- A lingering look at loccll literati Novelists Leland Cooley. and Gregory Benford take different roads to the top By JEFF PARKER OftlleD.ay ...... SUff This is lhe first of a three-parl &erie& of articles pro/ding major Orange Count11 noveli.tts. Jn thi.t inatall· ment, the tive& and work& of Leland Cooley and Gregory Benford wiU be erammed. Leland Cooley's lire sounds like it was based on a character in a novel -one of his own perhaps. He was born m Oakland m 1908, a fifth genera· lion Californian. The Cooley family owned El Rancho de las ~lores ; once one of the largest land grant ranchos in Northern California, it had dwindled con- siderably in size and productivity by the time Leland was born. Pressured by his family to become a doctor, Cool~y left home at 16 and joined the Merchant Mannes. He stayed on for three years, living in cramped quarters, eating atrocious food, earning $25 a mont~. The e~terprising teen-ager sup- plemented has modest mcome by running whiskey from Auckland to Berkeley during the Prohibition years. Follo~ng his . Merchant Marine days, Cooley held a variety of Jobs -a lumber mill worker a test driver for Firestone tires, a newspaper ~e porter. He covered the Spanish Civil War the Italian-Abyssinian Wa r and World War II f~r an American radio network. Cooley migrated to New York following the ~ar, where he rose through the ranks of advertis· mg ~erore turning to television and stage play pro-~uct1on. He. f_ound the work lucrative and interest- ing, but writing the opening blurb for his popular "Perry Como Show" wasn't what he wanted· to be do~ng .. Determined to become a novelist, Cooley quit his $100,000 a year job as a television producer to write fiction. ~s fi~st novel! "The RlµI for Home," was pubhshed m 1958. Since then he has written seven other fictional works, including the blockbuster "~alifomia" (l!n3) and "The Art Colony" (1975). His most re~ent book is "Tbe Dancer" (1978) and Cooley is now rewriting a 200,000 word novel down to 160,000 words, a process he likens to • 'un· scrambling eggs." "It's a horrendous experience for any writer to t~ke that much out of a work," he said. "Every hme. I puJI a thread here, a button falls off there. That s one of the problems with the publishing market right now. Publishers want shorter books because they're cheaper to print and easier to sell. The market is different now than it was a few years back." Leland Cooley has led the life of his characters Cooley should know. His sweeping epic "California" helped change the face of book publishing in this country -it is generally re· garded as the first book a major author wrote UD· der his own name specifically for paperback print· ing. With "California," Cooley helped to legitimize. the paperback market for the serious writer. Many writers now no longer feel slighted by paperback printings rather than bard cover ones, and they don't feel slighted by the handsome sums that paperback sales often generate. ·"To write fiction professionally is an incredi· ble gamble. Most writers I know pretend to bate it -they talk about anguishing over their work. It's a pretense, of course -most of them love it. It's just fashionable to say you hate it. I can do a number of things to support myself and this is what I choose. I've decided to leave a good body of literature behind me. "The primary obligation of the writer is to tell his reader a good story, clearly. English is a rich language, a trove of communication. You have so many options and subtleties As a writer, you work both with the meaning of words and their music. Meaning is something you learn, music is inside you, it's instinctive," Cooley said. His books, long, richly detailed and packed with characters, reflect that enthusiasm for tbe language. In his historical novels such as "California" or the current work in progress, Cooley's prose is a result ol not only imagination and research, but what be describes u "almost out-of-body experiences." "When I started 'California' J bad the most in· credible experience," he remembers. "It wu as it I was reporting scenes that took place over 100 years ago, not Just writiq them. I wrote a loq ac· count ol a bull and bear fl,a.t, wblch wu oae ol tbe popular diveniom dUJinC the fandanaos oa the early ranchoe. ''I felt like I bad seen lt, that'• bow clear it came to me. I could bear tbe erowd cbeerlaa. I could see the people there. That pw.,. wr«e ltlelf very quickly, and ..._ I nM Nck to le· counts ol thole ftptl, I fomd t.ut my dltalltl nn accurate. I didn't know, fw imtmee, .._ tlM flehta were 1ta1ed ,nu. a e• ,_ tM llur ... a chain to hold tbe ..a.ala•=•· I.a dud'•...,_ they .U,ed them and tbat'1 1 ... tM MtM. '"'ftle fad ol tM matt.-II tlall .. e• .write accurately about things we don't think we know. That phenomenon is tied to the subconscious I sup· pose. The subconscious mind is the writer's best friend. When I'm stuck I'll go to sleep and tell myself that there's a correct solution inside. I'll make a demand that it surface. It works. The problem will work itself out." be said. . Cooley works daily in a small studio set up in his Laguna Beach home. Mornings and eve.Dings are his most productive.. hours, afternoons are spent siesta style -resting or seeing friends in town. He is active in the West Coast chapter of P. E.N"., the international writers' organiz.ation (he founded the chapter), and is a past president of the UC Irvine Friends of the Library. "I've always written pretty much what I wanted to write,·• he said. "I haven't done yet what I want to do as a writer, but considering the late start, it's gone well. But the next time J write a long novel, I'm going to make it short." Gregory Benford, professor of physics at UCI, is the hottest novelist in the county. Three of his seven novels were published last year, "Shiva Descending," "Find the Changeling" and "Timescape." The latter, which toot ten years to write and 18 days to sell out ot its fll"St hardcover printing, has won nearly every major science fie· tion writing award given to authors who write in English -the coveted Nebula, the British Fiction Association Award, the Auatrallan Award for Science Fiction and the Campbell International Award for novel oftbe year among them. "Writing hu always been a bobby for me, and really, it sWl is," be said. "I only spend a small fraction ol my Ume writlJll. Every week someone asks me when rm aoin& to quit my wart at UCI to be a writer to which tbe-8DIW'll' ii never.•• 8~ wu born in Mobile, Ala .. ia lMl. He was educated in public acboola, d•bblial an jouraalllm and plalloeopa., before HUUDc OD pbylica u a eoune of •tudJ. Ill •• IJ'adaated trOm the Univenlt.7 ol Oklaboma wttb a bacllelor'a de1ree la pb71lc1, and eaned bt1 Pla.D. la UatoreUcal pll11lea from tbe UDIHnlty of Callfonda, La Jolla (DOW UCSD) ia l•. lie ble• ~la UM• "nlW tram ..... 1clloal, .. ..,...,, Ida Mart ..._ Olll to • ..._. Sn Atdllorl, ~ JI • f t I I I I I J • ' 4 i ~ .;nmgYI'~.· -\ --- ------- {'Gallipoli ' a Sad, heroic tale of men al war • • !' it By JEFF PARKER Q; °'_...., ........ ~ ~ "Gallipoli" is a simple, areal mov· 1 ie. Although it tells the story ol two ~ young Australians who enlist to fi&hl -ln World War I and find themselves ~ part of a doomed olfenaive at a beach whose name they keep misprooowu:· in&.,...... GallipolJ -th~ movie ls really about patriot.ism, its innocence, lure and tragedy. Both the batue and the movie are small, and this economy of style and httentton is "'Wb at makes "Gallipoli" such a powerful work. Director Peter Weir's modesty gives "Gallipoli" an emotional impact that more ambi tio us war films , "Apocalyp se Now" or "Th e Deerhunter" for instance, never ap· proached. Part of the reason for this is that Weir aod writer David Wallianuon are dealing with a war that was simpler, both militarily and political· ly, than that in Vietnam. World War I us hered in the age of modern warfare and Vietnam ushered it back 0\4t: it was a post-modern war. The battle for Gallipoli was tragic in a way that the Slege of Hue wasn't -it took ·place for discemibfe (althouah mlsconceived) reason.a. The early batues in World War I prompted WWlam Butler Yeats to a vision of modern warfare iD bis bauntiftc poem, "The Secend Cem· Ing." In thl!l poem be ebserved that "Somewhere in the sands ol tbe desert/ a shape with lion's body and the bead of a man/ a gue blant and pllllesa as the sun I is moving it.a slow thlps." Thatimqe -the spbim -looms over Archy (Ila.rt Lee) met 'PrADk <Mel Glbeon> as they tram wttta tWr rapeetive units fbr tlM anauh on GafH,ati: The,'re at a casnp eutalde .Cairo, ~in tb• sun, learni.Qc the stills that Will belp them ID bat· tte. Ardl1 b• forced pQef"l tn order &o eolilt (~e·s ooly 18) ud f'rmk baa jeined because everyone else lau. ·They're ~)'ed ~ta lbl'Nd, l•ltnt back at the faeel.. lphlDJt with eqwilly dued exprenicna. Archy and Frank are boys at tbetr best -bright, strong and well· meaning. We first see them together at an amateur track meet ln Australia shortly before they enlist. Frank, confident in himself, bets twenty quid that he'll win. Archy, his feel tom badly from a barefoot, cross-country race just a few days before, can barely pull hia racing s)loes on wittiout grimacing ln pain. Frank is from Perth-be smokes, dr.inks a nd wanta v_.ry much to be a wom&nUer. Archy is from the country -his face and his life are boyishly clean. Archy wins the race and they become friends, jumping a train to Perth to enlist together. Although Archy makes the light cavalry and Frank is relegated to in· fantry, they meet again in Cairo. Weir, an Australian, has shot "Gallipoli" in a loving, rounded fashion -the film looll:J sculpted. The opening scenes take place ln the western part of Australia (the terrain is similar to the Mojave desert) where the countryside seems to be constant!~ steeped in the orange and blue glo..VS and of sunset and sun· rise. . When the two boys arrive in Cairo. the city is daul.iilg in its beauty. Even as they train under the shadow or the ancient sphimt, there's a feel· ing from the sparkling sand ander them that the ground bu been swept clean for another pb~ ~!lla~ The Australian aoklien are ·sud- denly sent to Galllpeli. wt.e they desceDd into U.e very heart al tbe war.. They're lhelled u they land,. sbeHed as the y dig into tbeir trenches, cut dewn by mac:Mne CUD fire if they stand up. But they're sWI not friPtA!:DM - Arch)\ continues lo stare like a tourist at tbe ~eatb aroaad bim. KveTyme ls immwae .atil U.y're 1ot1e, tbere'a no U.e lor to.a of aptrtt. Ooly'when ordere.d to ~barae the 'l\arkish. .UacH& jmt • fe'fi yards. ftem them, .wltere the AustrUtua are slaughtered i• •••••. do Areaf and Frmk be8ia to feet ihe terrol' ol wbal la bappenm1. and bound to faappen, te them. The assault Oil the Turtisb 11C11dien la meant aa nothing more than a diversion to cover the ludlog of British troops. The Australians are ordered to c harge against the machine guns without firing -OS· tensibly to save ammunition. By the time the last wave of troops is ordered out of the trenches and in· 15-November • ..--.L~mer & Loewe's to the merciless fire of the Turkish gunners, they can't even climb out - there are too many bodies in the way. There hasn't been a sadder mo, ment in movies since the Indian pushed the pillow onto the face of sleeping Mdlurphy in "One F1ew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." But th~t act was followed by freedom and liberation as the h~ge man crashes through his prison and lopes off into the woods. "Gallipoli" is a tribute to all or those people who never make it that far. Catch !P"ancbna on strike. One hour later, bowl her over wi~h beautiful color prints. When we named our company ln & Out Photo •. We meant It. Bring us your 110, !26. 0¥ 13&oolor ft1m any time from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.~ 7 days a week, and we 'II hand you back crisp, custom-lab prints In sixty minutes. 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DON Oftlleo.lty .......... The folks who run KSBR·FM are a bit oervous. Loorrung over their heads is President Ronald Reagan's threat to make cuts in the budget for fis- cal year 1982, which begins Oct. 1. They have no idea how much of a bite the government plans to take out of Orange County's only non.commercial, public radio station. That's the bad news. The good news is if you live in Laguna Beach, by Mooday you should be able to tune in KSBR's brand of 24-hour jazz music, Orange County news and programming from National Public Radio. A special booster atop one of the bills will bring the 625-watt station to the seaside community for the first time, according lo Warren Deacon, stalioo manager and program director. Another booster is planned for the Costa Mesa- N ewport area, to be placed on Hoag Memorial Hospital. 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Diversions -I -PLAYS------ii QI (/) "THE MARRIAGE GO ROUND" continues ~ at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. -g Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. The comedy plays l.L. nightly except Mondays at varying curtain times through Nov. 15. Reservations at 979-5511 . ... CD "O c CD .¥ ~ • "GUYS AND DOLLS" is on stage at the Hun- tington Beach Playhouse on Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach, playing Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. through Oct. 17. call 847~5 for tickets. "MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT,'' a drama pec1al Los AllCJeles Chamber Orchestra Series The 34-member Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra enters its second decade in its international reputation as one of the world's outstanding chamber ensembles. Under the direction of the distinguished music director, Gerard Schwarz, the orchestra assumes its past as the r8Sldent orchestra of the Arrbassador Auditorium In Pasadena. one of the world's finest conoert halls. The supero ensemble an~ its co~ement of distinguished soloists 1s the pride dl rtle west coast. and Los Angeles In particular. UC Irvine is proud to present the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra for the pleasure of Orange C.OUnty audiences. Below are the guest soloists who will appear with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra . ... tkliest: $12.50 floor ...... $10.50 ......... $7.50 WcClllJ. Series Ticket Prices Series Hclreta for ffYI c-...ts: SIS fleor .... ._ w..cMrt.SJO.....,. 10/2 .wi... ....... ,... 8 p.m .. UCI Crawford Hall 12/6 Weilhflftllelos ....... a......-0rc ..... The~ Conotftl ..lo"-M s.bullen Beel> 7 p.m .. UCI Crawford Hall ~Ol•elN.•..._ .,,..,... SlloleK, ... 8 p.m ... UCI Crawford Hall JyH ., ............. ............. 7 p.m .. UCI Crawford Hall 5/ZJ ... o.. ... lda. ,._. 7 p.m .. UCI Crawford Hell about a May-December romance, continues Its Friday and Saturday run through Oct. 10 at the Westminster Community Theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Curtain Is 8 :30 p.m . and reservations are taken at 99~113. "GREASE" continues through Sept. 26 at the Festival Amphitheater at 12852 Main St. in Garden Grove. To reserve tickets to this musical about lite. In the '.505 call 636-7213 . "AH, WILDERNESS," Eugene O'Neill's nostalgic comedy, Is on stage nightly except Mondays through Oct. 18 at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Or., Costa Mew. Curtain Is 8 p.m . nightly, 3:30 on Saturday and Sunday matinees. Reservations at 957-«l33. "BRIGADOON," the vintage Lerner-Loewe musical about a mythical town In Scotland, Is the fare at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente. The show runs nightly· except Mondays through Nov. 8 at varying curtain times. Reservations at -492-9950. "CHEATERS,'' a new comedy about mlddle- aged Infidelity, is on at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse on the Orange County Fairgrounds. The show runs Thursdays through Saturdays at 8: 30 p.m. until Oct. 10. Reservations at 75-4-5159. See Page 7 ----- ••• .=: t ! ti~,.;; ..,,_ ,,,t :~ t ;-.,,~ ]..: " ·, ~ ... , .. , :i-•.,. I "' f. t •• . . ~ ·~'" . ~ .. Diversions From P.oge6 "A TURN FOR THE NURSE," a Jack Sharkey c;omedy, Is the opening produc:tion of the Mission Viejo Playhouse (formerly the Saddlebeck Valley Community TIMNtter) at Its temporary location in the Cabrltlo Playhouse, 202 Ave. Cabrillo, San Clemente. It runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m . tt\rough Oct. 10. Reservations at 830-9252. "THE WOMEN," a revival of the Clare Boothe Luce comedy, Is being presented by Showcase Productions at the Westminster Auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 :30 p.m . through Oct. 10. Reservations at 894-6786. 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'II ~ ""' • "THE MUSIC MAN," Meredith WllSOft 's popular musical, will be performed In a tOUf'lng production beginning In the Orange County Fairgrounds on Sept. 18-19-20, the Lincoln School in Corona det Mar, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m.; Ensign School, Newport Beach, Sept. 26 at 1 and 7: 30 p.m . and at the Oasis Center In Corona del Mar Sec>t. 27 at 1 and 7: 30 p.m. For Information call U0-2271 ~en 9 and 5 o.m. "MAN Of' LA MANCHA" Is on the bowds at SeNstlan's Dinner Playhouse In the Grand Hotel In Anaheim . Performances nightly wl9' Saturct.y and SunAy brunch shows. Curtain times vary. Ca ll n2-7710. "GUYS AND DOLLS," the popular muskal by Frank Loesser, continues at Elizabeth Howa rds' Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 690 Et Camino Real, Tustin. Curtain·tlmes vary. Ca ll 83&-15«>. :.· -... , "A MIDSUMMER NIGHM DREAM" and ~ "AS YOU LIKE IT" are playing In the new 2 Festival Amphitheater, 12152 Main St., Garden '.~ Grove. For Information, call 636--7213. ~ ~ ... "'II ... -CLASSICAL MUSIC--- a: DOROTHY KIRSTEN, a soprano with the ~ Metropotltan Opera, wilt ~ar wlttt the (,, Pacific Symphony at 8 p.m. Saturday In the .g t rvlne Bowl, 605 LaguM C.nyon Road In ,- Laguna Beach. Tkkets are $7.50 general ad-mission, $12.50 reserved. _ ? CLASSICAL GUITARIST Vincenzo Macahao j wlll cOYer three centuries of rarely performed .... music In a concert at 8-p.m. Saturday In the main theater of Golden West Cotl999. Tickets, See P.oge 9 A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Center Albertson's • Bank of America • Biibo Bagglna • Coco's/Reuben's • Command Performance Dolphln Hair Fashions • Edwards Cinema • Fash'n Splash • Hamburger Hamlet • Ice Capades Mesa Verde Florist • Mesa Verde Travel • Mlone's • Music Market • Photography by Jeffrey Southern California Optlcal • Spa Lady • Swenaen's • Vicki's Sunshine-Factory ta = ...,. __ ----±£41§ .,.....,....,,,#7f= at-sec;;;: cauwowww w,....... cw ccp ...,_.-. .. •••euewa • ~.. ' . . .. ~Music ----------------------- - I F. t 'M • M ' ~... 1rs us1c an ,;. "' ~ Fiom Page 2 Qi in a well-lighted train depot. -o "I heartily encourage this kind of i romance. It works." ~ a: Somehow you have to believe the ~ music man, because this s ummer :§ the Fit.zgeraJds celebrated ll\.eir 50tb cl: wedding anniversary. The town of Devils Lake is located about 60 miles south of Winnipeg, Canada, in the northeastern part of North Dakota. It was there in the summer of 1902 a boy child was born to the Fitzgeralds. They called him William Edward Michael Jolley Fitzgerald III. Little did they know that this son would some day become the world's greatest salesman -s elling the world on music. And he did this sell- ing job at a time when much of the country found it an arduous task scraping together enough money to buy a loaf of bread or sack of potatoes. When opening a new studio in a town, it-was the policy of the music man to hire the town's premiere music teacher or musician. "We had some of the very best teachers in the world," he pointed out. "Many of th em played in symphony orchestras around the country and, during the Depression, all of them needed jobs." would hire someone locally," Fitzgerald said. "When we moved into a town we a lready knew who the best teachers were. Our advance man got that kind of information for us. ··we wanted local people because the townsfolk would trust them and could help us sell our music pro- gram, but in Mason City the man we wanted was determined not to sign. "The only way I was able to sign him was to appeal to him as a talented artist, who could contribute to the betterment of music in the state of Iowa. "He had come to my suite -I always had them come to me," the music 01an beams. "After six hours of talking -the courthouse clock bad the contract in front or him -· un.ttgned. "I finally told him that every- where I went in his beautiful state ywhere l went in his beautiful state of Iowa I always heard the same song over and over again. Then I s ang him an awful little ditty about 'where the tall corn grows.' Turning to him I asked, 'Is that the kind of music you want people to think about when they think of the wonderful state of Iowa?· ••Without any further hesitation, he signed and as he did, I thought 'This is selling ... ! No! It's showmanship'." The velvet-tongued Professor Hill LIVE ... IN CONCE RT THIS SUNDAY NIGHT!!! ANDl<c.:':' PAOUOl V PAESENI CHRISTOPHER CROSS t0Mtlrritt•lt'1\llU' \"\t'flO't ttl\l(t.l't \I I '"t-' \h 1,111 IU '-1 '' \\ \U \HI f \1 fltl \II \00\\' Utt' u l I It f '"'\'I 114 ~I IKU'' ....... .,1.,,119-111<1~ ... llrlfl<"I "' ll.ltH htn •'l•fl\i.•l•lll\.tftl,.-ii. ·h~HI, \1, o,IH9'1 lu. h•l"!I ""'"'''"' e \H.,1•11l1111i1u11d1.11'"h1111''''·°'~'" .,UUt11111'(\,,uMt 41,l\l,l W' I •411••11 '•'•• .,,,1,,1 ... 1f11.J • l\1lo1m~1'-t-.. • •••1 •ot .... ,,., 01 ,,, ~l'O \I I U\\l ll II ., t "'"' H ' I u.-••" Uh ..... lt'•°'l"tlt .. fhll ll'\I 1''""'1 ~·--1 • \llt"*''""'".ll~1"'l~(IO..ll 'l'\1 t•1'ltl ... II \•ti\ f,,..,.I\ '' '"""'"J.!""' -1\.HJJtok 1.-.... t ....... l\li\1 In the stage show, the story of the music man takes place in mythical River City which , in reality, is Mason City, Iowa, the home town of Meredith Willson. had the remarkable ability to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ll is appropriate, however, that this story would take place in Mason City, because it was there Fitzgerald faced one of the toughest selling jobs in h is career. The teacher his institute of music want- ed to employ flatly refused to sign. "There were times we were forced to brin& a teacher in from another city, but when at all possible, we TM & o 1981 United Artiste ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WIM a FREE sso captivate an audience -a cbarac- . ter istic not foreign to Fitzgerald. · B ack in t he early '20s and throughout the Great Depression the resplendently manicured. Fitzgerald was never without an audience. From the moment be rolled into town in bis WEMF Special to sell bts music lessons, give his lectures and generate his special brand of happi- ness, he ~as the talk of the town. -~~=:::::""--·- Featuring SideWinder Country Rock Band Tuesday Through Sunday 9:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. Wednesday is Kamikazi Night MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 72" SCREEN FREE HOT DOGS! .. 11521 Beach Blvd. (at Ellls) Huntington Buch Town & C•ntr' S111p111 ... C..r l. Diversions ------------ Prom Pa/)e 7 at $6, can be reserved at the college bookstore, 894-9885. PIANIST AND FLUTIST Allen Giles and Anne Diener will perform In Golden West College's main theater at 2: 30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets, at $3.SO, can be reserved at the college bookstore, 894-9885. -DANCE------ EAST INDIAN DANCER Anjanl Ambegokar will perform the Kathak, a 2,000 year-old dance of Northern India, at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Tur- tle Rock Community Center, 1 Sunnyhlll Or., Irvine. Admission $3 general, $1 students, senior citizens and mllltary. BALLET FOLKLORICO MEXICAPAN, a 40-member Los Angeles 1 roupe, will perform a wide range of ancient and modern Mexican dances at 8 p .m . tonight In the Orange Coast College Auditorium. (See story, Weekender cover.) JOSE GRECO will join Nana Lorca, Jorge Tyller and Ballet Folklorlco Mexican In con- cert at the Greek Theater In Los Angeles Satur- day through Tuesday, Sept. 22. Prices range from $7.SO to $12.SO. Showtlmes at 8 p.m. -ETC:------ PAGES, a group recording on the Capitol label, will appear on Cal State Fullerton's West Performing Arts Lawn at 8 p.m . tonight. Ad- m lssion Is free. "THE MAKING OF STAR WARS" will be the featured film In the weekly program at the Newport Beach Public Library's Mariners Branch, 2005 Dover Drove, at 2:30 p.m. Satur- day. Call.MG-2141 for Information. THE NEW INK SPOTS, with original member Johnny Smith, appear at 8 p.m . Satur- day In the South. Orange County YWCA, 1411 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. Tickets $5 advance, $6 at the door. Call S-42-3577. "THE GYPSY BARON" by Johann Strauss Jr. will be i:>erformed by the Gem Opera Pup- pet Theater at 2:30 p.m . Saturday. The theater Is located at 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. Ad- mission $2. THE SHOWCASE SINGERS present a varie- ty of medleys at 8 p .m . Tuesday, Sept. 22, In the Fine Arts VIiiage Theater at UC Irvine. Tickets $S general admission. Call 833-6378 .. A JAZZ BENEFIT tor Greenpeace featuring Steve Hooks Band is set for 7 p.m . Tuesct.y, Sept. 22, at Maggie's Pub, 18th St. and Pacific Coast Highway In Sunset Beach. Phone 96()..2388. 9 f. ( ---::~=----·--------------------llmll!!~ ... ----------- 10 ! Diversions Ravalena in the dinner show Sept. 25-0ct. 1. George Carlin In the midnight show through Oct. 1. (702) 73S-•2•2. Li.ft Gigs f From Page 9 Ci ~ CAESARS PALACE: Paul Anka through SANDS: Under construction. STARDUST: Lido de Paris. Indefinite r un. (702) 7•2-6325. EDITOR0S NOTE Live Gigs ts a complete list· ing of Orange Coast nightclubs offenng live enter· tainment Acts are subject to change without notice, :.;, Sept 23; Ann-Margret, Raw Satin Sept. 24-0ct. ~ 7. (702) 731-7333. TROPICANA: Folies Bergere '81 . Indefinite run. (702) 386-2•11. u.. .... Cl> 'O c Cl> ... DESERT INN: "Annie" with the original Braodway cast. Indefinite run. Dark Mondays. (702) 734-7"'44. 7"'44. UNION PLAZA: Continuous Broadway en- tertainment. (702) 386-2"'44 . AIRPORTi:R INN 18700 Macl\rthur Blvd Irvine 833 2770 D;tnC'ing Nightly "T llE BAXTEH STHEET SHOW" BA \'SHORE HOUSE 23311 Muirlands ~ FLAMINGO: Razzle Dazzle on Ice. In'- _,. def inite run. (702) 734-3333. -SINGLES----- PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Hunt- ington Beach chapter will have a house party at 8 :~ p.m . Saturday in Huntington Beach. The group will have a newcomer's orientation Tuesday. For information, call 964-5296. Al..ISIO'S 1670 Newport Bl v,d El Toro 770 3222 "FIRE WATER" Danrani:: ~ a: Cost a Me:-.a 642 8293 FRONTIER: Closed until Oct. 1 Dancing Nightly BEACll BALL 2116 Ocean F'ront Newp()rt Bearh 673 5894 "STAN ORLOW s11ow·· HILTON: Bill Cosby, Captain and Tennille tonight; Liberace, Shimada, Marco Valenti Sept. 19through Oct. 12. (702) 732•57SS. MGM GRAND: Dean Martin through Sept. 23; Mac Davis, Lonnie Shorr Sept. 2-4 through Oct. 7. "Jubilee" runs Indefinitely In the Zlgfield Room. (702) 739-~~7. ORANGE COAST SINGLES will have a buf· fet dinner at 7 .m . Saturday in Irvine. For In- formation, call 960-2.500. ANCIENT MARINER 2607 W. Coa:-.t Hwy Newport Beach 646-0201 "NlTE LIFE" Tues -Sal. MIDDLE EASTERN MUS IC& BEN BROWNS 31106 Coast Highway Laguna Beach 499·2663 Dancing Nightly BELLY' DANCER~ · SAHARA: Charo and Jack Jones In the din- ner show through Sept. 2•. Charo and Fred PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Orange Coast chapter will have a wine and wit at 8 p.m. Saturday In Costa Mesa. For Information, call SS9-0M6. BAXTE R STREET BOB BURNS 4647 MacArthur Blvd 37 Fashion Island • Newport Beach 540·2475 See Page 11 RESTAURANT DIRECTORY For The Orange Coast ITALIAN VILLA NOVA 3131 W. Coast Hwy. 642-7880 All major credJ& card1. Italian cuisine . Overlooking Newport Bay. Dinner served night· ly until l a.m. Piano Bar. Banquet Facilities. ALISIO'S 1670 Newport 642-8293 Master Charge, Bank or America The best in Italian cuisine. Live en· tertainment nightly Ba nquet facilities. STUFT NOODLE 215 Riverside, Newport Beach 548·7418 Restaurant Writers' Award winning Restaurant for the past 4 years. MEXICAN TNT TACOS N' TEQUILA , 3300 W. COut Rwy. 548·2224 All ••Jer'e,...( cardl Happy boar' 7 da¥a +7 p.IJ'I, Sunda.1 Brunch Lo.I with complimentary champagne. Live 'entertainment.. CAMINO MEXICAN REST AU RANTS lrvlae AH. t •eaa Dr. '*3111 Broollh•rst at Ad1m1 Hantlngtoa Beach 113·'7'8 Mar1arttas and GREAT Mexican food. 14 page menu. Weekend brunch. To go packaging. Lunch & dinner everyday. Most credit cards. ' WE HAVE CRAB LEGS! HI. we're Lowry and Connie Hughes. Not only do we have Crab Legs but we have all kinds of tasty \ fresh flsh. shr1mp. and oysters. We also have a bountiful Sowder Bar (that's salad and chowder bar). For landlubbers we have prime rib and other deHghts. If you haven't been to our restaurant yet, you haven't been to the waterfront In Costa Mesa. You ~n have crab legs tool Join us. we're hard to ftnd. but the best things are. AMERICAN AIRPORTER INN HOTEL CALABASH :::.g~~~R~ _...._.,_-RESTAURANT-714> 642-9ess Medlternne1n Room 18700 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine Speclallzlng ln.ConllMntaJ Culalne 7 days • week Featurlnc Sunday Brunch 11·3 All major credit cant. accepted · RnervaUon• m.%770 MON. thN "'I. Open 11 :30 AM SATURDAY Dinner from S:OO PM SUNDAY 8runch0 10:30-Z:30 Dinner from 5:00 PM 179 E. 17th Street. Cotti Mesa. CA 92827 In the Von'• c.nt.r at 17th and Orange Live Giiis Newport Beach 644·2030 Music Nightly .. BILBO HAGGINS Mt'sa \'crdc Shoppmg Center Costa Mesa 545 1718 Live Contt•mporary Rock BLACK ANGUS 17920 Brookhurst Fountain Valle\· 638 99111 Dancing Nighti:» BLUE PARROT South Coast Plaza Hotel Costa Mesa 540 2.SOO Dancing N1ghlly Jazz jam session Sunday, I to 5 pm BOOTLEGGERS 18528 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach - 962·9010 Dancing Nightly to Country CALABAS H LANDING 17th & Orange Sts Costa Mesa M2·98S5 "PEARSON & LEARNED" . . C ROWN HOUSE 32802 Coast lligh wuy Laguna Niguel <199-2626 MUSIC Nightly CALiFORNIA SUN 19070 Magnolia St Huntington Beach 963-2078 COUNTRY ROCK Dancmg CAPY'S SOON TO Bt_ l'lewport 675-5777 Mus ic Nightly COWBOY 1721 S. Manchester Anaheim 956-1412 Live Country-Music fP al:i~u'Li£ 9tanaal.u 9u.n.ah. 93ake.rz.y • Croissants • Quiches • Sandwiches • Pastries Please call (7 I 4J 673-2122 3417 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, CA & Josef Friederich ''V'' PllSPGll'lllCUiiChUB 4 SR!t.!dii£ter Distinctive Watetfronc Dining Oyster Bar· Cocktails 3333 W. Pacific Coast Highway, N.8.· 642·2295 Dancing CRAZY HORSE Sept. 6 & 7 "RAY PRICE" CANNER\' 3010 Lafayette CROSSROADS 18050 Brookhurst Fountain Valley 963·67 11 Dancing Nightly CRYSTAL SALOON 17000 Placentia Cost a Mesa 646 7571 Dancing Nightly to-Country CUCKOO'S NEST 1714 Placentia Costa Mesu 645·0390 New Wave Punk Reggae DELANEYS DEJA VU 2285 NeWJ>ort Blvd Costa Mesa 88.1 1160 Rock Dancrng Nightly DISNEYLAND HOTEL Anaheim Wide Vanet) Live Entertainment ' & Dancing s hows Nightly ELI GREEN'S SALOON 1110 Newport Blvd Newport Beach 675-2461 Live Music Nightly F IVE CROWNS R ESTAURANT 3801 E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar 700-0331 SHOWCASE SINGERS • SUNDAY & MON. MARY LOUO'TOOLE T ETH RUSAT FOX HUNTER 17927 MacArthur Blvd GOLDEN BEAR 306 Coast Highway Huntrngton Beach 536·9600 Sept. 11 .& 12 "KING BEES" HUNGRY TIGER 2101 E. Edinger St Tustin. ~2577 CHUCK SHOWALTER IVY HOUSE 384 Forest Ave Laguna Beach 494·9491 Dancing Nightly J E REMIAHS STEAKHOUSE 8901 Warner Huntington Beach 848-2662 Music Nightly JP MACS 10142 Adams Ave Huntington Beach 963-7829 Country Rock Nightly Santa Ana 751 ·7867 Comedy Stars Nightly MARRIOTT HOTEL ~!ewport Center Drivt> Newport Beach 640-4000 Entertainment & Danc•mg Nightly McCONAHAYS 725 W. Baker Costa Mesa 540·5061 Dancing Nightly McCORMICK.4' LANDING 3180 Airway .,, l../ewport Beach 546-9880 Rock 'n' Roll Dancing Nightly BOBBY McGEES 353 Coast Highway Newport Beach 673·5380 Dancing Nightly MEDLEYS 18774 Brookhurst Fountain Valley 963·2366 630 Lido Park Dr. Newport Beach 675 3145 "HONEYBEES" Irvine --549-8728 LAFF STOP Dining and Showcase Dancing Nightly Variety 2122 Bristol STARRING STEPHEN G. ARLEN kanClf ~f(anc:Jia ALSO STARRING MS. CHRISTOPHER CALLAN STAGED Al-V DIFECTED GARY DAVIS TA TSUMI Japanese Restaurant lake Out and Catering Opening their 2nd location Sushi Bar at Matsu Restaurant in Huntington Beach 18035 BEACH BL VD. HUNTINGTON BEACH (714) 848-4404 Open 7 Days fltit•ll' CALL FOil ncm 1Nfo 549-1512 ...... rt rw,. At.,_ Presents ti II i aO ... I a ., "' >. ft! 12 ~ , Ci 'Q c: ., ~ ~ '.§ ~ .i -~---- OC authors find book rack bonanzas From Page3 science fiction magllines. Hls first story was sold a year later to "The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction." Some 60 of Benford's short stories appeared in the late 60s and early 70s, before the publication of his first novel, •'The Jupiter Project ," in 1974. Tt\ree novels followed in the next four years -··If the Stars are Gods" and "In the Ocean of Night" (H'77) and "The Stars in Shroud" (1979). '-"Timescape" was the first Benford novel to jump .from the science fiction to mainstream fic- tion market. The book is set in the the University of La Jolla in 1962, where a scientist finds that someone is tampering with his experiments in or- der to transmit a coded warning from the future. "There's a fantastic element in 'Timescape,' but I consider it only nominally science fiction," he sciid. "It's a look at real scientists and bow they work. not the cliched scientist in a white smock Live Gigs From Page 11 Entertainment 7 nights a week JOS E MtlRPHYS 114 McFadden Place Newport Beach 675-1094 Music NigbUy MOON RAKER 18542 MacArthur Blvd Irvine -833-9600 Live Music Nightly "OLD FRIENDS" -Top 40 MR. STOX 1105 E. Kalella Anaheim -634-2994 "SOUNDS OF BRASS" Live Dancing Nightly M USTANG RANCH 428 · 17th St Costa Mesa -631-2331 Dancing Nightly Country Rock NEWPORTER INN 1107 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -644 -1700 Dancing Nightly OLD WORLD 7561 Center i'.funtmiion .Beach- 897-1470 Live Entertainment Nightly SUMMERFEST Sundays with German Band OVERLAND STAGE l835 S. Harbor Anaheim- .. JOHNNY STEWART SHOW" Tues. ·Sat. RONSTAIYl'S 719 W. 19th St Costa Mesa 642·2973 Li ve Country Rock Nightly QUIET WOMAN 696 S. Coast Highway Laguna Beach -494-0162 Folk Rock.Groups Call for Information REGISTRY HOTEL 18800 MacArthur Blvd Irvine -752·8777 Dancing Nightly Top 40 RED ONION 2406 Newport Blvd Newport Beach 675·2244 Rock, Reggae, Variety Call for Schedule REUBEN E. LEF. 151 E. Coast Highway Newport Beach 675-5811 E ntertainment Nightly and Sunday SOUTH COAST PLAZA 4'HOPPING MALL J ewell Court Tea Dancing Sun(lays l :30-4 :40 GUY HALFERTY COMBO lhru September 6 T.C. PEPPERCORNS 8052 Stark Huntington Beach 842·5535 .. TOUVELLE.. Pop Trio WAREHOUSE 3-450 Vi a Oporto Newport Beach -673-4700 P op Rock Groups Name Entertainment - Rock, Jau, R&B Chorus sets slate Orange Coast ColJege'a Coast Muter Chorus~ will feature presentationt ranging from Baroque to Schubert to John Lennon.Paul McCartney in lts 1981-82 season, according to a recent announce- ment. All performances will be at 8 p.m. in the Orange Coast ColJege Auditorium, according to the announcement. For furthe.r information call S56·S72S. and spectacles. The book is really about what hap- pened to scientific research in the early '60s. A lot of it is based on my experiences as a student at La Jolla." The ''time travel" elements in "Timescape" are based on Benford's theories about the "tachyon," a particle, perhaps not fictional, which can tJ:avel faster than light. ln some of his 50 scientific papers, Benford has discussed the possibilities of such a particle being found in nature. "Since 'Timescape' isn't strictly science fic- tion, the publishers weren't locked between the noor and ceiling that genre books are usually Umited by. Those books have a minimum and maximum sales level. A mainstream book might sell less than a genre book, but it might sell a lot more too," he said. Banking on the idea that "Timescape" might sell well, Simon and Schuster offered Benford a $100,000 advance and took special care to package the book for high sales. Negotiations were made with 8 . Dalton for a "good selling cover" and hopes were high for a profitable printing, he said. ''The ftrst printing bard cover editions sold out almost immediately," Benford said. "Then it took four months to get the book back in print. Here it was, winning awards, getting good-reviews and no one could buy it. We've had two printings so far, but last month Simon and Schuster project- ed they could have sold four printings. They've been slow and inept." Benford isn't markedly upset by the publisher's ineptitude; be takes the situation in stride, considering it as part of the business that he still looks on as a hobby. ·'Wr iting books is a constant struggle to translate private visions into public commodities," he said. "And that contrast yields the tension in publishing. It always has and it always will .• Fic- tion is a personal statement being sold as a good to the pubUc." Eenford writes "about eight hours a week" in his Laguna Beach home. Many of bis projects stretch out for years -of the three books published in 1980. one had been in the works for a decade and the others fo r sever al years each. He doesn't mind taking bis time and be couldn't rush it if he wanted to: he spends long hours in the university laboratories working with plasma or doing astronomical research on the dynamics of quasars. "l prefer research to writing,'' he said. "I con- nect in research. Losing contact with the world of experience is damaging to any writer. If it takes me ten years to write a book, that's fine. Writing is like being a virgin in a small town -all you have is your reputation." While Benfor d's reputation as a literary science fiction novelist continues to grow. he is pa- tiently at work on his next book, a novel set in the "near present." "I don't know why p~le always call it the nea r future, but anyway, it s about a physicist at M.J.T. who discovers an aDJient artifact that changes our perceptions of plfysical law, and the controversy that follows. Needless to say.·· be adds, "that book is a few years down the line." A VERY SPECIAL JAPANESE RESTAURANT Award winning traditional Japanese cuisine and s uperb western-style specialties. Your favorite seafood, chicken, and steak. Delicate soups and de Lightful salads. Impeccable service in a most beautiful setting. Discover Yamato ... a very special d ining experience. uBJDatO 60 Fashion Island Newport Beach I 644-4811 Century Plaza Hotel 277-1840 •: FOR YOUll D NING & ENTERTAINME~ PLEASURE -~\.I~< .~.~ .. -.. •. .. "!:'~~~·'i ilious~ •• 'JI_ CURTIS H!SPE JEAN ~AS Sun. & Mon. GARRISON & BAKER Tue • .sat. DANm«f 3'4'0MITAYl. LAGUNA~ ........ ~- A~le Frtte Parklfl9 4M·Mt1 752~ _. FIRE WATER Tues., thru Sat. DENNIS ANO. RONALD GUZIK Sun. &c Mon. . DANCING NIGirrLY . :l>wr~ Btoutt/W uw·Pomt! T..._t 6ftW.n-7 Di,.. .... -... i P."'--•.• m11 llUl .. LANOI AT 9"DU ROUTI n TORO no.ml. BARBARA REED •Tues . ..Sat. .&:AMBERT ROHN!R Sun.·Mon. 12902 COAST HW'f LAGUNA NtGUn lolltC:_....,,..._, 517 1, ----------------------------------------------- Intermission· ----------------------------------------~ ---------- Chayefsky play in Westminster By TOM TITUS Of lM Dally P'ltlil ltafl • Few writers for the stage, screen a nd television have so enhanced au three media as did the recently departed Paddy Chayefsky, one of the pioneers of television's golden age ("Marty") as well some later high-voltage movie works ("Hospital," "Network"). The plays or Chayefsky, however, gener ally have been well -kept secrets with the single excep- tiQn of "Middle of the Night," now enjoying its third staging in a dozen years, this time at the Westminster Community Theater. This one (the movie version of which came up with the improbable pairing of Edward G. Robinson and Ki m Novak> examines the May- December romance somewhat less than objective- ly .-All the ba<ftguys seem to be in the camp of ap- parent rationality and love conquers all alter they've taken their best shots. At Westminster, director Jack Secord has mounted a production that takes a bit Qf time to warm up, but when it does you find the play and its characters growing on you. Casting is a mixed blessing with some excellent performances and others not tot.ally realized. The best element of the Westminster produc- tion is the presence of J ack Byron in the role of the middle-aged manufacturer. A veteran, ac· complished actor, Byron uncovers the elusive sub· tleties which convey his character into an unlikely romance. Hope and promise are skillfully mixed with fear and trepidation in a splendid interpreta- tion. Jack ByrOtl of Seal Beach and Deborah Ball of Irvine in ''Middle of the Night." As the 24-year-old object of his affection, See Chayefsky, Page 16 ECONOMY SEATING SAT. & SUN. John Belushi ru~':)IAU COllTl9£fiAl Shows at 8:00 DIVIDE (PG) ll•E TO FIVE(PG) ~rs' at 8:15 8:15 Showt •t 8:00 9:45 Harrison Ford RAIDEa Of THE ,..lllJ ARit (PG> Shows at 8:00 8:15 10:30 No Econo:ny Sut1n1 ............ T ...... ,..,_DAY "°~O(:~~ William Hurt IODY HEAT (R) Shows at 8:00 8:16 10:30 R".VoalfY CINE·fl SOUND 1t Drift.in Wow v-AMC.. ltecllo It yout ........ If"° AM -rlldlo wi,ti llnlliofl -v potlllon, llflnt yout -AM l'o«Ale ~Al ~~~:'fl, Coal Miner's lmJl!OPlf' Chtnn• 01U9'1tlr tPG) (P6) =·= l.WM(R) Bustip' loo11 (R) Z81MTHEIAY II.ME (PG} An T•anTht Ape MM(R) ------H1nison Ford ~lf_Df,:J'E e:;.Fr:m Alatraz (PG) I · lZOD LACOSlP Brings It bgether tor School ... ~ b lhe oool schOOI mornings Is the lzOd• Locoste 10ngs1ee11e Shilt ond Its fo1r weather ~t In a.hOl1 slee\le. OOft'I ~ ootton Alto O'.dable 1$ lhe poly·ootton blend. In shOfl lleelle CJrl:.f, M In o rc:id:x:NI ~ colon ~~[; 56 FASHION ISi.ANO • NBWORT BEACH · (714) 644 -7030 J! ·~ ~ t • ::> i" ... "T1 ... .,.. Q. Ill :< en ~ "U ; i !1> -~ - ~ I I .'II .. ' '" • .~ .. ~ .. \ . ·~.,'f!I'' • .. . ;.• ,. .... _ . r "'• •. :.c ! c-anentlt Hanging I Deaf artist paints the sound of a 'O ;f 81 KATBY 8 &YAN'I' ; .............. ftat lomd dGe9 a rose mMe! Can you bear· color? Deaf-mute artist Harry Wllllama, whose ~ work ls now on view at the West Coast Gallery in 0 South Coast Village, is creatine the answers. if "Morris Broderson, a famous deal artiat, told me to paint the sound a l'OM creates. I didn't UD· deratand the concept and was puuled by it unW I moved to West Hollywood and lived nut to a house where loud rock and roll music wu played all the time. Then I understood vibrations," ex· plained Williams via a pen and paper, the only meana of communication available to many deaf people. Just as Stevie Wonder once said be could see color in his music, Williams bears mmlc in color. His self.portrait is a calla lily stretching into the sky to bear. WUliams ' super-realistic paintings are full of wonderful trompe l'oeil touches, but their seeming simplicity masks many personal symbols. The earliest works have a darkness and closed-in feel· ing which was exactly what Williams was ex· perienclng. "My not bearing ia a tremendous barrier to communication. People don't want to take the time with me. Tbe Laguna Beach Festival people wouldn't evea listen to me," stated Williama. · The personal symbols are many. Chicken wire is seen as a barrier to understandiDc ; lines are strug&ling, not straight; the wood in an artist's ·-.,. tllMOn •crn-Of'MOI 834·39 tt --mu. --~ W-«MO Cllll .._ sec>-7444 ___ ., ...... -... .._ Anlflelll 772...... El'°" 511·5llO palette represents vibratiOM, and broken, colorful ropes stand foe the dead nerves ID bis ean. Yet, for all that. the paintinp are u bopeful as the artist. 111 his most recent works the colon have lightened up and the chicken wire is seen, not as a fence, but u broken fragments. Contrasting colors blend into each other to create eneray and, therefore, a true color vibration or music. A paint· ed violin baa no strings, but Williams feels be can hear the "idea" of lbe violin. One painting contains the music to ''Over the Rainbow." Williams explained tbal when be saw "The Wizard of Oz" on television u a little boy be didn't realize that notes were used to make music. When he understood that, the correlation between written musical notes and sung music lnapired him. Williams was born in Columbus, Ohio, and bas a deaf brother and sister, two hearing brothers and hearing parents. No one knows what caused his hearing loss, although he's been <lisabled from birth. He graduated from Washington O.C.'s Gallaudet College, a school for the deaf started by the man who introduced sign language to the Unit· ed States in 1817. Although this is bis rust art ex· bibition, Williams bas won the City Purchase Award at the Newport Beach Art Festival fort• and 1981. Also on exhibit at tbe West Cout Gallery are Michael McHeory'a paper works. Usio1 orismacolor pencils, McHenry draws the. ieopa of rose ihe l*>s <beach chairs, lzod shirts) as ethereal ghosts. Both Rarey Williams' paintiftlS and Michael McHeory's drawings will continue at lbe West Coast Gallery. South Coast Village, Santa Ana through September 30. * Forty-one antique dealers from throughout lbe United States a.re exhibiting in the Newport Harbor Art 'Museum's fourth annual Antiques Sh'?w scheduled for Sept. 18·3> at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Call 759-1122 for more in· formation. "Triptychs Cast in Paper" is on view in California State University's "G" Gallery in Fullerton through ·Sept. 24. Featured artista are Cathy Morehead, Barbara Nelson, Patricia Reis and Angelica Sotiriou. Works by Tony DeLap, John Paul Jones and Gifford Myers are on exhibit at the Fine Arts Gallery, UCirvine through Oct. 3. BC Space GaUery is exhibiting the photo- graphs of Susan Ressler through Sept. 26. The Gallery is located at 235 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach. Barbara Morgan, the photographer famom for her pictures ol dancer Martha Graham, will be present at lhe opening reception for her exhibit at the Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3338 Via Lido, Newport Beach: The reception is on Saturday, September 12, from 2 to 5 p.m. GALLIPOLI DISCOVERED 1-.. • •• -.. ... -~ ... ... ----= e.r-41:HS45 ---~ "Absorbing, moving, deeply felt and brllllantly photographed." -Jack Kroll, NEWSWEEK "A rich, complex, deeply moving f ilm; beautifully photOgraphed and intelligently directed." -Howard Kissel. WOMEN'S WEAR DAILY aw.-~ COAITPUD Mon·Fft; e:30• 8'40 • 10:40 Sooth Coast fltaza Co$1a Mesa 546·271' Slt·Sun: 2·10 • 4:20 • &:30 • 8.40 • 10·40 , ~~-----------------------..................... ..... Public rad io stays a li ve • 1n O r.a nge Co unty From Pages frequency an(I power-up date b·aven't been set for the Hoag booster. Indeed, potential budget cuts don't seem to be as threatening as KSBR's fight to overcome geo- graphical obstacles that thwart the broadcasting efforts or this low-power station. The station operates on a budget of about $300,000 a year. The Corporation for PubHc Broad- casting -via NPR -provides about $55,000 of that figure, with the bulk of the budget c6ming from the Saddleback Community College District, according to general manager Bill Weisgerber. <The station is based at Saddleback College In Mis-sion Viejo.) Paid staff includes fi ve full -lime employees of the college district and four employees funded each year by CPB. "When we started the station 2 i,.; years ago in order to qu~ify (under CPB regulations) we had to have five full -time people and the basic funds to o p e rat~ the s tation,'· Weisgerber s aid. "Everything else has come from other sources." To be sure, loss of one or more of the federally funded employees would not close down the sta· tion. Public radio stations that rely heavily on a portion of NPR's $14 million budget may be more severely affected, Weisgerber suggested. But KSBR officials fear that as the govern- ment whittles down the budgets of NPR and its affiliates, ultimately programming quality will suffer. NPR depends on its affiliates for news feeds for its award-winning d ail y program. "All Things Considered." About SO percent of "All Things Co nsider ed" comes from local s tations, Weisgerber said. He painted a worst-case scenario in wh ich KSBR reduced its air time to 18 hours a day and :·~~,~~~~~re~~ wr· ~·~J' ISAAC STERN I~ C HINA - Unrtd Artists an.ca Weekdays 7:00 A 9:00 Sundays 2:00- 4:00-7:00-t:OO 1 "POL VESTER" in ODORAMA (R) II "FOX AND THE HOUND" (PG) "ONCE UPON A MOUSE" Ill "HEAVY METAL" "UNDER THE RAINBOW" lost NPR offer ings s uch as ''All Things Considered," the "Morning Edition" news pro- gram and "Jan Alive." "We would probably run just jazz which is much, much, much less expensive," asserted Deacon. "Then it CKSBR> would basically be a record service -a total loss of our identity," added operations manager Ma rilyn Mpore, who is funded by CPB money. Still, those "doomsday" plans are not expect- ed to be as damaging to KSBR as they might be to other public broadcast stations. ·'We will probably be less affected than other stations simply because we started small and we're growing," Deacon said. 11Humh and hallelujah!" -Shefla-Benaon. 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More importanUy, Weisgerber added, KSBR's ser vice to South Orange County as well as its func- tion as an instructional tool for communications students could be curtailed if any of its federally funded employees are lost. Since operation, the station has had only one three-day. on-air fund -raiser . The station collected $4,100 in donations. A week-long fund-raising drive is planned for J anuary. IMPORTANf NOTICE' CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE! Httff! , .. W11 ... Mtfl how 111 • JO • 5'1 Su• Hoh 6 00 rJll QHf fl SOUHO • YOU~ ~M CAA llAOOO 1$ '°"" $IWl(li I~ HO AM CAii ~ WI™ IGHIT10I< .alSSOllT l'OSfl10lj _...,....,, l'OlnAIU 1•AU Clllf-ll ~ UOCJll 1.11 MOO ANAHEIM ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN WMATM~10._ .-.0 ..._,,TO_, 'PRIVAT£ LESSONS" (RI ...... ""6f ~OAf. "•••0¥ 91 ot l•mo" $1 HELL NIGHT 179·9150 " CIH[ fl SOUHOll'I --,WO-------· --r~;,; ....,.-;;.;; .. .;:-_--- "THE CHINESE CONNECTION" I "ORDINARY P£0PU" tw1 -...... 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Miss Ball approaches The We s tmins ter stage is , it each new situation in the play on fortunately, large enough to accom- Qi much the samel level, offering little modate both s ettings, making g variance in emotion. periodic set adjustments unnec- «> cessary. Background mood music is g Tops among the supporting players appropriately chosen. ~ is June Wl.llSlow as Miss Ball's drab, -0 unfeeling mother, an Archie Bunker ''Middle of the Night" continues · kirts d · · for the next four weekends at the &: m s an a cancature given re-We·stm1'nster thea•er, 7272 Maple St .• markable dimension. Helen Valen-~ 'tine also excels as Byron's sister, ~laying Fridays and Saturdays at also unsympatheUc but possessed of 8:30. a more humane nature. Debbie Newton as Byron's over- protecti've daughter flirts with parody in a strong depiction and could tune her interpretation down a notch. Rooal Grigsby impresses as her doormat husband pushed to bis breaking point, while James Whaley is equally convincing as Miss Ball's insensitive estranged husband. Completing the cast are Aida Por ros in a fine scene as Mias Ball's realistic friend, Corinne Williams as a widow with designs on Byron, Ceanne Casey as Miss Ball's younger "MIOIK.a 0,. TM a Ml9Nr A dreme by P_, Cha.,.tMly, dlrec'9d by JKll Seconl, IUet m.,...r •~••,.,...._.-Id Md I...,.. 1119 by c;..., McWUllems eM Ed Klrlllelld, pretMMd FrlNYl Md ~Jl et I :• ~ Od. t0 by h wutml11Jter CemmunttJ ~'• 1m ...,.._St .. Westm!llNr. lte.nM!om9'~11J. THI CAST. Tiie Glrl ............... , ................. 0...efl llall Tiie Menulectww . . . . . .. . ................. JKll ·-The M-............................. J-WlNl9w TlleSlltw ................................... v ....... T"9~ .......................... ~....- T"9 SM-l!Maw ................ • • .. • .. • .. ,. .... ~ Tiie H .................................. J-WllMty Tlle .. rlend .................... , ................ ...... TlleW.-.. ............................ C..W.WllllelM Tiie Kiii Msew ............................ C-C-. TlleNe.__ .............................. llMrtC- ------- . ••• Old song and dance From Page 2 r ent "Music Man" production in a trade publication. "When I choreographed the show at a Brentwood school a few years ago. Meredith Willson sent us a tele- gram on opening night, and the original cast has remained in touch. In fact, we had a 10-year reunion at Sardi 's and Robert Preston was there." Two of the original cast members, Peggy Mondo and Iggie Wolfmgton, visited the Newport Beach group dur· ing a dress rehearsal, which thrilled the 70-member company. "We've rehe~sed for more than two months, and it's a terrific cast." she said. Organizing the effort Is director Bob Conrad, who also presented "The Sound of Music" last spring in Newport Beach. Professor Harold Hill. the silver· tongued salesman who merchandises music, is played by Robert Burnett, a graduate of St. Louis U. with a degree in drama, who now produces programs for a videodisc company. His "76 Trombones" will ring out at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Saturday and Sunday al the Orange County Fair- grounds. Performances for the final weekend will be al 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 25 at Uncoln ¥tlfdle School in Corona del Mar, at 1 and 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 26 at Ensign Middle School in Newport Beach and at 1 and 7:30 p.m . on Sept. 27 al the OASIS center, incorona del Mar. _ Tickets are $3 or S20 for a block of 10, and more information is available by calling 640-2271. • Laguna school sets art show The annual faculty art show of the Laguna Beach School or Art will open 1or one week beginning Sept. 21 in the school gallery. 2222 Laguna Canyon Road. The exhibit is open to the public and includes sculptures in stone and wood , watercolors , paintings, pastels, sketches. collages, ceramics and photography. Gallery hours for the show are from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and from .10 a.m. to noon Saturday. ~~--~~~--~-~~~~---~~~-~-----~~-~~---~--~-~~~~-~ Th• flttt co..dy that do.I laugh'-' juatic•. FIRST IN OCTOBER The most fun money can buy f~ ••'1 ! •tlf,'I.• N .. ~ -I rn · ~ 'JOHN 8' . BLAIR. BELUSHI BROWN · "A knock~ socks~ fantastically frightening and lusciously 1<>rv monster movie.'' LIFE MAGAZINE AN AMERICAN WERE\\Ul.F IN LONDON . , ( n ,,. l Nothing distinguished on new Kinks disc l GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT TREY WANT ne KlDk.a ArUata Keesda For th06e of you who've followed The Kinks since the group exploded out of Eneland's rock scene in 1964, their latest album will not be a dis- appointment. troversy." That little-remembered record included Io late June of 1979, some of Enl)and's more ~ such tracks as "I'm On An Island," "It's Too remarkable talent gathered for the "Amnesty In· '2 Late," "What's In Store For Me" and "You Can't ternalional Comedy Gala," a huae benefit ~ Win." performance for the group that keeps eloae tabs on i "Give The People What They Want" by its civil rights violations, throughout tbe world. A ~ very title suggests The KiJlJts haven't lost their year later, 1l movie of the concert was released :.. acid touch for life's sacred cows. The cuts have a and, more recently, this album appeared on the I critical tone without relying on the destructive racks. · _. styles of punk rock. The tempo ol "Give The "The Secret Policeman's Ball" is an eclectic People"dabblesinawhatooemaycallnewwave collection of music, ranging from Pete but the album is unmistakeably Kink.a music. ' Townsbend's "Pinball Wizard" to John Williams "Gave The People What They Want" relies heavily on the group's established rock 'n' roll style, inspired by the vocals and production work of Ray Davies. But it's difficult to find one cut on the album that's likely to become one of the group's stan· dards: the songs seem well-blended but lack in- dividual distinction. Indeed, groups like The Pretenders, The performing "Bach·Bourree." All the cuts are Knack, The Romantics and Van Halen have bor-clean and the diversity appeals to our aural in- rowed Davies' songs for their own acts. In this terests. The 1978 release of the "Misfits" album ls a case tn which the tune "Rock 'n' Roll Fantuy," turned a number of heads to this standard bearer rock group. Before that they had added such powerful songs as "Celluloid Heroes" to their rich collection of music. And who could forget "Lola," the '60s song that threw an early punch into society's sexual et.hie. chicken-and-egg situation, it's obvious that The If you think you've heard "Pinball Wizard" Kinks forged the path that takes rock music to one time too many, try again. This edition is done task. as an acoustic solo, a concept which Townshend Though t.hey might not like -the compliment reportedly resisted. The result is fascinating, an The Kinks are are almost an institution in rock a excellent showcase for this guitar wizard's nimble classic quintet of true rockers. ' style. Townshend repeats the effort, with equal -Joel C.Don s u ccess. on "Drowned" from the film "Quardophenia." THE SECRET POUCEJIAN'S BALL Tom Robinson pitches in with a couple of New Pete Towaslliead, Tom ....... Nell lws-Wave foll< numbers -the enchantingly nostalgic But then The Kinks have never avoided an op· portunity to pound their listeners with socl'al criticism, as early as 1966 with "The Kinks Kon- Jolut WH.llama '~"1967 CSo Long Ago)" and the witty "Glad to Be . Waner Broe. aeeorda 1 See Policeman. Page 18 ATTENTION SINGERS Holly Lash Visel will conduct class work ror adult soloists who need polish in tone production. which is a ba.se ror all vocalists. Voi~es become lu in purity ol eound 4ue lo H · cess vibrato. insumcent breathing and faulty die· tion. HOLLY is an expert In interpretation for theatre, con cert. or church. whlch includes pantomime and stage conduct for all accasiOfl. 671-0134 before 8:~ am or near 10 pm. Use ti.e DaU, PUot "Fast R•uk" service directorJ .· Vo.r terYi~lsour specialty. Call '42·~78 ext. 322 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS presents ICMfTM COAST llNITCMIY .. lnOMt 7141 ....... Mondey, September 21. 1881 • 8PM ·Village Theltle. 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A video cmnera end rec:ot'denl T c Ask a:bout our "money·MVing" H O FRONT-ROW CENTER Club! p E N I N G VIDEO 369 Eat 1 lth StrHt Co1~ Mftll, CA 92627 (114} 631~0P -(114} dt·7861 "THE TEMPERATURE IS HIGH AND THE ACTING SIZZLING IN 'BODY HEAT." -Time Magazine "A MELODRAMA SOAKED IN ATMOSPHERE, RICH IN CHARACTER AND TAUT WITH TENSION~' -Saturday Review •"BOOY HEAr IS TH·E FILM TO HEAT .UP TI{E BOXOFFICE~ \ -Rona Bartell, NBC-TV • .. , •• r I ' . .... i -a;; -Personalities I 41 ii q) en >. "' ~ Leon Ames is1J't lookin·g for work u: Ii -0 c But the veteran stage. and screen star keeps his. agent -just in case q) ~ 3l ~ § cL By JOEL C. DON o<u.o.-, .......... Two years ago, Leon Ames suffered a moment or weakness, a brier bout with one of those im- pulses that has stricken many an actor in retire· ment. The Lido Isle Players asked the veteran of the Broadway stage, motion pictures and television to portray Jeeter Lester in "Tobacco Road" for a benefit performance. It was nearly a half-century sjnce Ames had performed in the Erskine Caldwell play with Henry Hull as Jeeter. And the actor just couldn't turn down a crack at the lead. But his first role in community theater. wa . . . well, a flop. ·'Tha t was unfortunate," Ames said, shaking his head in disgust. "Doing it with inexperienced people is not as easy as it seems. 'Tobacco Road' is a very difficult play. It requires constant effort by everybody over a long period and I was the only }'.>rofessio~l in the cast. ··But I learned my lesson. Never again.'' Thoug Ames quickly soured on amateur theater, h hasn't been a stranger to the silver scr een o the tube since officially retiring from show business 15 years ago. Last year he took a part in one segm ent of a Canadian TV series called "The Littlest Hobo." You may have seen him in a couple of episodes of "The Beverly Hillbillies" and as a regular on "Mr. Ed." He co-starred with George Buras in the 1979 movie "Just You and Me, Kid" and has come out of retirement to appear in films such as "Tok lat" and "Tora, Tora, Tora." He still bas an agent and recently received two scripts. But at 78, Ames bas no intention of follow- ing the lead of, say, George Bums, with a renewed acting career. He's content living quietly In bis spacious Corona del Mar home with Christine, his wife of 43 years. "I've read a couple of scripts but I wouldn't touch them," be said. "I don't like the pictures they make today. "My trouble is I won't go into Hollywood for an interview. These directon don't know I can't wait. They either want me or they don 't." The silver.gray.haired actor strolled into a hallway filled with mementos from his show busi· ness career: black·and-wbite stills from his mov- ies, photos of actor friends and a color group portrait of the family of act.ors at Metto-Goldwyn- M ayer including Clark Gable, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Fred Astaire, Lusie and many others. At the end of the hallway ls a gold-plated Screen Actors Guild card. Ames, who served two terms as SAG president, wu designated president emerit us when he retired from the guild in lt'l9. He notes that be is one of two surviving founding mem bers of the actors' uni.on (the other is Bradley Pa ge ). Io February, SAG awarded the veteran ch a r acter a ctor an outstanding achievement a ward, comparable to being elected to a hall of fame . As Ames walked past the group portrait, bis generally upbeat , friendly personality turned somber. Ma.Qy of the mo.re than 100 films be'• made appear on television these daya, but for Ames, have lost some of their entertainment sparkle. "The people I see ln pictures are dead," be e:it· plained. "I don't like to watch old movies because these friends ol mine are no loqer here.•• DurinC Hollywood'• beydt)', Amel WU to ap- pear in plcturea aucb u "Peyton Pt.ee," "uttle Women," "No Greater Sin," "Meet lie In St. Louis," "SI.lea," "'nllrty SeftJedl Over Tokyo," "Ancbon AweUb" end a bolt ol 8 mcwt11. Bora Lean "C ln PG111w1, 1Dd. .... Jolwl the Charlll It. plln 8loei Troape la 1•. touriDI New .. ., .... lta\M wltb tlaat ..,.., . ''I ...... .U I know,'' ... NW ~ NP1ftor7 u...-. "It•• Ilk•..,.... to ldllool." Paur ,...1aa. Am• WM cm Br11Pni_ ...... u wWa Dnkt MM«O In "S.ue. r. tM OooM.1' Iii At 78. actor Leon Ames is content to rela.r in his Corona del Mar home. Broadway work caught the eye of rum producers and he was brought out to make film tests for Universal. He tested with the then-unknown Bette Davis (she changed her name to Betty) and got a part as the detective in the 1932 classic, "Murders in the Rue Morgue." Ames loves to cbuclde about the fact that Miss Davis didn't get a part from that test. He remained in Hollywood for four years, re· tur ning to the stage in the mid· '30s to appear in "Tobacco Road." "There's a complete difference between theateT acting and motion picture acting," he ex- plained. "You have to play everything for the camera. ·'I spent my years in theater and J loved it but let's face it, there's more money and less drudgery in pictures. In theater there's more work, it's more exacting but It's more eajoyable." Throughout the '30s and -.OS, Ames continued to j ump back and forth between live theater and motion pictures. He even wrote a play, "$30,000 To Go," which was staged in Hollywood in um and went no further. Ames told a reporter at the time that he'd sUck to acting. He parlayed some of b1.s films and sta1e earn- ings lnto a Ford dealer francbl.se, which be built into one of the largest dealetahiPI ln the West. Ralph Williams , who would become one of Southern California 's most widely knowo TV pitchmen, wu one of Amn' oriliaal 1ale111Den. The birth ol televi1lon broqbt Ames to play one ol bl.I more memorable parta u Clarence bay ln "Llle wttb tatber." Amee recalls almott turnlnl down olfen to compete for the part. Flftem aeton were bllDI tetted for the role. "l wun't 1o&u ao bMI ., ~alp wl~ ta.. acton..t.'' Am11 lal4; bla f.uty ..._. tem~ '1 b11 Wl, blue.,_. "I thoaCbt tbeJ'N·.U iliailh111i I'm aevw .-C to 1et ll. And ftullJ ....... me.'' lie,..,.. .. tM •• .,..... . ....... dine 1ean liDd C!GMI .... wtall tllrd:d 11i'Jn11-. such as Lux Video Theater, Studio One and others. For Ames, movies and television were work. He never liked sitting around waiting for calls from his agent OT a casting director. And he never was attracted to the glitter of Hollywood. ''Theater to me was a job: you did it and you went home," he snapped. "The social world of Hollywood never interested me. When I did my job I went home. I never wanted any part of tinsel town." Indeed, neither of his lwo children followed bis footste ps into theater. Three years ago, the Ameses severed the mselves physically rrom Hollywood, moving from their longtime Studio Ci· ty residence to the Orange Coast. He doesn't care much for television, but it's.a good way to catch up on some of bis work. He just saw the 1946 version of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" with Lana Turner and John Garfield for the first time. "I was spellbound with It." he said, of the pic- ture. He paused for a moment. His thoughts turned to his second family, the actors and actresses of a Hollywood be once knew and shared. "It bothers me ," be confessed. "It was a way of life and it will never come back." ... 'Policeman's Ball' From Page 17 Gay,'• a social protest tune wltb • HnH of bum or. Neil lnne9 Joim tbe JObn Alt.man AllAar Bit Band on "SpcintaneoGa," a tale ol bondoln ("the champaipe wu Cu8Clian"> overcome. John WUUam1, a pre.emh•ant el111lcal pJtaJilt. canlrlbutea two .. pleeee, tMn Jo6al I own1bend for a duet on "Won't Get Fool..S , ....... "Tbe 5eer'et Policemaa'1 8.0" woa't m8ke,... cOll"d.lN blltoi'y. But it ii a=-UUl• dMmi, tM killd .......... 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John Ritter 'Hero at Large' 1 •• • September 18-September 24 • A f~ll slate of sports on . tube · ~Index .8 ~ Televiews li On the Cover ~ H1ghl1ghts ;;-Sports. u Inside TV U: Leffers 8' Wnrd (;cmw ._ -' Tr l'11ule ~ L>atly Grid., '.§ l'r11ne T1111t> Dl'tm/, cl: Tube Tuppers Cable Subscnp110r1 Daytime Drama Movie Guide ........ _ ..... . Page 2 Page 2 Page :J Page 7 Page x Pagi> X /'age 8 Page X f>aq£' J(I Pnge /fl Page JO Page 20 . Page 29 Page 32 Program information is provided by the networks and stations and i8 8Ubject to change without notice. Channel Listings 9KNXT (CBS) 6121 W. Sun.set Blvd., Los Angeles. Ca. 8 KNBC <NBC) 3000 W. Alameda Ave ., Burbank, Ca. e KTLA (Ind.) 5800 W. Swiset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca. fJ KABC <ABC) 4151 Prospect Ave., Los Angeles, Ca (8) KFMB <CBS) 7677 Engineer Rd .. San Diego, Ca G KRJ-TV (lnd.) 5515 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. (10) KCST CABC> 8330 Engineer Rd ., Sao Diego, Ca. m KTTV Clnd.) 5746 W. Swiset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca . • KCOP-TV (Ind.) 915 N. La Brea Ave ., Los Angeles. Ca. D K CET I PBSI 4401 Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles. Ca. ·g KOCE (PBS> 1574.4 Golden West St., Hul}tington Beach . cm on-TV 1139 Grand Ceotral Ave., Gleodale, Ca. Cl) Z-TV 2939 Nebraska Ave., Santa )lonica, Ca. ®·HBO Tl~e-UfeBldg>., Rockefeller Center, N.Y., N.Y. CC>· Cinemax) . Time-Lile.Blda .. Rockefeller Center. N. Y ., N. Y . e cWOR) ff.Y., N.Y. 0) CWTB.5) Ailanta, Ga. Cl) (E.5PN> Cl> (Sbowtime> . black CS> Spotlight - ··(Cable News Network) llilJPllll MAIN OfFICE 330 West a.v st., Costa Mesa, ca. Malt ~ess: Box 15'0, coma Mesa, c.., 92626 Telephone: 642~1 a Televtews Fee-vee's push for more porn By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of U. Delly ~let SIMI 'Twas a time, not long ago, when married couples on television slept in seperate beds, danc· ing girls did not expose their hips and the word "pregnant" was absolutely verbotten. In the days of ·'Father Knows Best .. and "Ozzie and Harriet ... sex simply didn't exist in televisionland. You may have noticed that things have changed. Barbara Babcock, who took the Emmy last Sunday fo.r lead actress in a drama series. portrays a lecherous cop's widow on "Hill Street Blues." ln the episode that netted her the award, she introduced Sgt. Phil Esterhouse, played by Michael Conrad, to the world of "exotic oils." ex· posed her body to him and invited him up to her room for a quick fling on his wedding day. J oe Fri· day would have been appalled, Bare breasts have ap~ared on prime time specials, such as "Gauguin" 'l'be savage, .. rn re- cent years, although there seems to be an unwrit- ten rule that topless women must be catatonic or backlit. On PBS, torrid bedroom scenes, and even or- gies, have become an infrequent staple of shows like "Masterpiece Theater." Their inclusion. though, is invariably integral to the story l~ and near designed to titillate. "Jfr all marks a radical shift in the way Americans view the medium of television. But what appears on the networks these days is nothing compared to the fare being offered by pay television, where almost anything goes. Or comes off. No longer must we don disguises and enter lit· tie t heaters with names like The Pussycat to see such films as "Lady Challerly's Daughter" or "The Cheerleaders.'· For a minimal fee. we can be PBC voyeurs in our own hvmg rooms. These movi es include so much nudity it quick- ly becomes boring and plenty of explicit sex. It's ha rd to believe, but pornography has come to the tube. (Lest we become bogged down in semantics, we'll defme pornography for the purposes of this column as anything in which the sex, rather than tbe story, 1s the chief attraction.) And , say pay TV insiders. the demand is so great that there's not enough porn to go around. We hastily note that triple·X theatrical re· leases, with absolutely no restrictions, have not made it to the tiny screen. Even on fee-vee, as it's known in the industry. there are limits. <But. this being a family newspaper, I can't tell you what those limits are without being of· fensively precise.) In order to deal with this unusual imbalance in supply and demand, fee-vee outfits such as ON have taken to purchasing bard-core pornography releases and editing them down to soft-core status. This allows plenty of full-frontal nudity. fondling of parts and simulated intercourse, Only the close·up and excessively graphic segments are omitted. It seems only natural that some en · trepreneurial type would identify fee·vee porn as a market to be exploited, and one bas . Leonard Krane, president of K-Pay Entertain· ment in Century Ci ty. is launching a soft.porn series called "Tricks of the Trade" that will feature "top Hollywood models in erotic settings." according to the trade mag Variety. The show, being videotaped under an arrange- m ent with Unicorn Productions, will feature a run· ning plot-line "just like a series for network TV would be," Krane was quoted as saying. ··As an independent distributor,·~ he added. See F'ee-vee. Page r:--' . PBS offerings good this fall By MARY JANE SCARCEU.O °'-o.iiy ..... .-... KOCE, Channel 50, is Orange County's public broadcasting station bringing viewers a variety of programming. Public affairs, science, business, educational and how-to programs combine with movies, performing arts, documentaries, and adventures and mysteries in this fall's lineup of new shows. "More of that Nashville Music" will premiere Thursdays at 9 p.m . beginning Oct. 1 with country westem's most popular stars. Headliners for the first program are Mel Tilllt and Mary Lou Turner, and stars of later pro1rams include Loretta Lynn, Lacy J. Dalton, Bobby Bare, Joe Stampley and Hank Williams Jr. KOCE presents the shows in usoclation with Opryland ProducUoos and repeat performances are on Saturdays .t 9:30 p.m. "Sprockets," be&banlu at 10 p.m. Sept. f7, gathers big names from Holb'woOd'• beyday ol the 19308 and '409 introduced wtth rum lore aad lacta by host Tom Weston. "Angel on mY. Shoulder" opens the 11eries wltb Paul Muni portraying a murdered ganpter wbo makes a p...t.. with the devil so be can return to earth temporarily. Other famous names fitting across the silver screen will include Cary Grant, Carole Lombard, Paul Robeson and Claude Raina. The ninth season of ''Great Performaocea'' opens with the music drama "Willie _Sf.ark" b11ed on Robert Penn Warren's "All the KinC'• Men." The story sbowe a small-time Soutbem bual· nessman with• bun.er for political power wblcb propels him into the governor's mantloo wtth tragic resulta. A new, J.S.part aeries "Portralta in Pastel" ta boated by Lapna Beach artllt U.Ue B. DeMWe, who demonstrates euy·t.o-ua.e tecbnlciues wttb pat.els ... ~ port.ratta. The programs begin at 8:30 p.m. Thursdays with repeats at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays, and an art book and specially designed pastel color kit ac- company the series. Wednesday night's lineup of specials begins at 7:30 Sept. 30 with a star-studded performance of Verdi's "La Traviata" in "Uve from the Met" series . Placido Domingo, Ile ana Cotrubas and Cornell MacNeil star in the classic opera taped last March with James Levine conducting. Qthet productloos in the series will include "II Trittico," "Rigoletto" and "La Boheme." Friday niabta are devoted to public affairs programming be11nnic1 at 9:30 p..m. Oct. 2 with "Enterprise" boeted by Eric Sevareid. He delves into the adventure of the marketplace, openlne with a report on ener1y "wildcaUen" searching for natural gas. "Mall.nee at the Bijou" lakes viewers back to the days •ben 25' cents bought a movie ticket lood for a who.le Saturday afternoon of adventure, thrills and laughs. · Each week at 6 p.m. begjnning Oct. 3 the moV· ie bill includes cartoons, selected short au~jecta, features and the cliff ·banger serials inspiring the reeent movie ''Raiden ol the Loet Ark.'' Children will see old frieodl and meet new ones when the fall season opens. "Mr. Ro1er1' Neighborhood" returns at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and Fred Roten premlerea "J Am, I Can, I Will'' betinninl aU:30 p.m. Oct. 9. The aeries ls devoted to underatand.ln1 the handk•pped Imel reatures some very apectaJ dis- abled people. "Electric Company" aln weekdayS at t'-10 a.m . IDd ''Sesame Street" bq1m al 3 p.m. on Nov. 23. For Ye>un« adult.I, "Once tJpoo a CIU&(c'' brinJ• sreat literature to life at l p.m . Wed· need9.)'lt lllld al• p.m. Prida)'I. 1 r Friday specials SEPTtMBEA 11, 1811 EVEHINO 8:30 CID OOUGI AS MACARTHUR: THE OEAAHT GENERAL Hal Holbrook narratn thla docum1nt1ry exploring MacArthur's powerful cnerecter tha1 both made and ~troyed his car- 7:00 CO) AUN TO 21 Last year the Trojan• aet a use rlCOfd for the most consecutive games played without a 1055, Iha hlghllghta ot the season are remembered •n 11111 apeclal 7:30 ti) IE.ST Of' JOKER'S WILD AHO TIC TAC DOUGH Jack S.rry end Wink Mar· tlndete Mat memorable mom4H\ll from t"-two atM>Wt with l<COP -• competing for p<WIS. 10:00 '1!) WOAl.O SPECIAL "The Red Army" The strength• end weelcn- of the Ruaalen military are examined (R) CH) AIEMEM8ER WHEN: PAGE ONE Olc:ll Cevelt t• lh4I atory ol lh4I American frM pr-. Its prlnt8'8 and pubflahe<a. heedllnea and by-linet. ecandala and ecoope. 11:00 (I) ll&ZAMI John Byn« ttlOWt you thlngl atrang« than truth. larger Ulen .... end Ullier then enythlng you'Ye - -In thi. apec:lal encore preHntatlon from the ShOW11me Blzarre llbrery. Saturday specials · 8IP'T'Bm1' 11, 1811 AFTMNOOH 12.-00. IOUDANTY OAY CoYer9ge lrom t.1'111 Malt In Weahlngton. O.C. ol a demonetretlon proteallng the edmlnltlrallon'a budg· .i cute t..tur .. profllee of _., rally pertldpante, lnteMew& wlfh rally epMlt· .,. and commentary by Stud9Tencel. 12:80 (I) HUGHIE Juon Robetd end Jedi Dodson ttar In thla ~ play about two men from a mi•tr-to be taken to prlton. (Part 1) (SJ A TI.ANT A 8IQ L.AFF OFF BIU Tuan he>ata ttlla hu~· oua night ol entertainment u unknown comedian• are judged for their comic: telenlt 11:00 (SJ BIZAAN! John Byner "10Ws you lhlnge etranger then truth. letget thin Ille and zanier then enylhlng you've ever -11:30 fll NEW CINEMA FROM INOtA "The Whole Sky" (1969) The ttory of an arranged marriage and Ille as upe- rlenced by a lypk:al lower m1ddle-cln1 lamlly of northern lndta 19 told 0 ELEPHANT PARTS Mlc:l\HI N"mllh prOduced thla apeclal eatravaganza of aound and lmagu Wll.11 e1azy Characters thal can do unballevabfe thlngt. 3:30 (SJ A TI.ANT A mG L.AFF OFF low In the lootatepe of Bar· yahnlkov. Nureyev arid Makar ova. 7:00 8 QI PLEASE OOH'T HfTME,MOM A 1..._ege girl dllcoYert tnet the ctlld the bebyllltt '°'. wno la Iha brother of a dear Irland, la • victim ot Chlldebuae. 8:00 a a GET HIGH ON YOUMELF S Iara of allow t>ualness and the apott .. world unite 10 launc.11 • week-long lllterne1IY•to-drug1 cam- paign. IJ NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECtAL "Journey To The High Arc· tic" Ali-t Oemlng gou Into Iha Arctic lo bnng bed< endaogered apec\n 10 the safety ol hit game I arm. MONTOYA IN CONCERT -Carlos Montoya, master or the flamenco guitar, will be seen in concert Monday at 10 p.m . on KCET <Ch. 28) .. Bil Tuen 11<>a11 thll humor· ous nlghl ol enter1111nment u unknown comedian• ere judged l0t their comic lalenla. Sunday specials ~20,1811 G) A GIFT OF MUSIC Hott• Lorna Greene, Netelle Wood, Donald O'Conn0t, Gr-Garson. Ew Arderl. Twiggy end Dionne Warwick Mluta lhe genii.It of American muai- cal compoettlon. Guest• Include AndrM Crouc.11, Cab Calloway, Woody Her· men, Uber-, Donne Fet- £ end meny~e. CHJ IT ANDING ..c>oM ONLY oppoalte worlda woo thlle the lonel"-ol the big ~-2.-00 {8) CONl4,..,. AEtl'Oln'8 PMSENT8: T\4E 8HOP AROUND SHOW Toe>IC• Include: aoape. • twealltut cereal; Ice cream and mot0tc:ydw. 4:*>. UTAMPA F\.AMEHCA American lletMnCO dancer Marla Benl1.N and her Eaampa FltirMN:a Oenoe Company are fMIUfed In r.._..., end perf~ In New Mexico. CH) IO YOU WNfHA •A ITAR? The efforte of ,...,. ue>lrlng entertain«• to hit "the big time" end ecllieYe atardom ere traced lhrOUQh lnter- \'lewll end ec:tuel perfor· manciea. 1:30 0 PETER. PAUL ANO MARY The populet folk tr1o of the ·eo. It -performing bolh Old end ,_ matet1al, Including the clanlc "Leaving On A .191 ~." EVEHIHQ t :OO cm THE ()L YMPIAO "The Afrlc:en Runner•" trec:ee the meteoric: rlM of EM! Afr1cen athlet• Into the loretront of trade end 1191d. 7:00 8 WHEN WIN YOU A documentary on th4I music* wenta of 19t5. 1:ao CID OONIUMa · ~PMllBmt: THE~AROUNO SHOW '\ TOl)lca Include: eoepe, brMltfut car..,; Ice cream end motorcyolae. t:OO . RUNAWAYS: WHIM AM THEY NOW? Robatt Mec:Neil hOete Ihle 8P9dlll wtllc:h eumlnat the fld that one mllllon c:nB- dren will NII -ay from home tfll9 year, -.. young .. 10 )'Mrt old. • KENNE.DY CEH'f9 TONIGHT The JoM F. Kennedy Cen- ter fOt Iha Performing AIU celabr.... ha 10tll .w. Yertary with • pertorm. -of ~.,.d Barn- ateln't "M.... A ThMtre Piece F0t Slogera, Playere And Oanc«t" lrom Wuh· 1n91on, o.c. t:OO D HtMTlNGTON PARK Dl4MONO JU9L& 811 8utr\ld hoaU ttlle cala- bratlon of the 75tr'I Mni- Yertar)' of Huntington Parle with guHta Geoff Edward&, CollaM Gray, Mita eor-At. Ginny Tytar end Lee Anltlony riding In lheparede. • A 'TME fOf' LOY£ Mike Conner8 end Flor· -Hendal'ton hoe! • r~ on the growing natlontl problem of chlld ebuM. OU.ta Include Ed A-. V1dcl Cerr and ~Ladd. 10:00 8 (II ANION "N' LOANE Ron Howard, Gwy Coi.- men, Eddie Rabbitt end Al MOiinaro join An80tl Wll- ...... end hll wife. tlnger L.orrte MahalMy. for en flour of mutlc and comedy. • CMAH(NA "The Steed In The Stable" C-a (Frank Flnlay) It enatcflad from hit bed and EWHMI MO. °""" f'ROM &AH FM.NC'800 "La Glooond•" Ac:1 Ill Of Pondllelll't ctaulc 098"8 IMturlng Renata Scotto and Luciano Pavarotti Include• documentary footage dHlgned to enhance the viewer'• underatandlng of the ec:t Hoet: Tony Randall. (R) cm VIETNAM: mE TEN THOUIAND OAY WAR "Swrendar" The domino collapea of South Viet· nam'a dtlee c:ulmlnaled with Saigon In the final daylofthe-. lt.30 0 CHll.DMN OF ntEATM 8TAIHT Pnnc... Grace glves ua a lootc behind the Walla of the Vegenova Chofao- graphlc lnatftule -eJao k,_ • the Kirov b1111at Khool -to explore the drMmt ol two Au9elen denc«a woo hope to tot- \'The Magic: OI The Ster&" M ilton B«le l!Oata thla 199Clal with eup«etare ·Ludlle Ball, Jadt L.etnmon. wan. Matthau end Didi VM Patten performing meglc:til trick• end comedy routin.. t'.80. MANEY LeV• Burton l!Oala thla epec:ial on the lite, dMt.11 end legac:y of eam.y Mull. • ~•Ima darellct tumlld lneplred community ~ wort!• . 10;00. °""" "'°"' &AH FMHQICO . "La Gioconda" Act Ill ol Ponchielll't c:laUlc: 09«8 featuring Renata Scotto •nd Luciano Pavarotti Include• documentary footage dHlgned 10 enhance the viewer'• undentandlng of the ec:t. Hoel: Tony Randell. (R) -~IN ~ -Mr.~ la joined by ~ ...,CO ValenU and rneglclen Mervyn Roy In thle lhow taped at the See Highlights, Page 4 . PLAYIN • TARZAN • CLASH OF THE TITAN'S • THE GREAT MUPPIT CAPER • HISTORY OF THE WORLD • DOGS OF WAR • LEGEND OF THE LONE RANGER • METEOR • WATERSHIP DOWN • CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF • BllGADOON (' VllliO Ca1MHi 11-..t.11 1 •M HAlioi 1[VJ:-~L_!' .....-COSTA MISA • 646'8tZI • • CMJYS ~MD DOU.S • No Cll6 to~ ............... .... IOOh _, _ ....... ~ .. ,. r.t111t1 3 a 4 ~ Hll!hllghts for the Week --~OWN llflow. 7:30 ID ALOOHOl: SPEAK OUT1 ...o• ..mm....: Thie dt-llullofl por- lray9 a Chicano cl'llld'• journey through the Met'ed symbols and ldubl of his cultute With the ualstance of a magic flute. .... ~From Page3 ~ 5'>of11ng Club In Monte Q. CetlG ~ 10';30 ()) M °"'11HT SHOW >. .. TOWN Ill A ~ COUC*I bW-.. :2 end ..,.,.. .. with thelf it lrtenos In !Ne Mllriclll OI comedy. O 11:00 (8) ON LOCATION .J "P ... w.. Herman" P1u1 > Aeubent CfHled and stars ~ • In thls"Nllra Of a 1950'• E kiddie lhow teped at the 0. Ro11y In lot Angetaa with the lmprOVIMllonel troupe The Groundllngl. S:OO CJ) LAFF-A-THON A c:omedlen hoet end four comic conlMtanll who compete agaln•I one enOlher .,. teetured In thlt unoen-.d comedy g8IM W\o'#. T U ESDAY'S SPECIALS AfiUYIOOH 1l:IO. JOHN CUMV'I ~ Olymolc gold medal-..,_, PQY Fleming end "Ice ~ .. .., Jo.Jo Stet11uck Join CUrry for tNa ~Of allatlng ertlatry. S;OO. THE ,AACHMAH TNAU A drwnatlHtlon of the event•~ depoeltlon• ·and ttllll IMllnlorl* c:oooern- lng prKlloM at Iha MINll- tlppl Stat• Penitentiary •I P9rehman. (Par1 2) 5:00 CID OHAAt.Jl. THE LONE80ME COUGAR An orpNlned cougar kitten la r.-.ct by • lumbermen MANY 1MORE SELECTED SPECIALS until the cat heat• the call of the wild. (Par1 t) EVENNO e:oo (8) OH VACATION WITH , ") MQCEY MOU9E AHO ~/ ,.....,. Animated. Jlmlny cnckel lrlM hi• hand at producing hi• own TV lhow. but flrat must track down his vaca- tioning ""'· 7:00 CID DOUGLAS MACAR1l4UR: T'HE OEF1ANT GENERAL Hal Holbroolc n9rratft thl• documentary e11plorlng MacArthur's powerful oh9'acter that both mad41 end dMtroY9(1 hla Cit-' 7:.IO Cl) M!LCOME TO MIAMI, CllMNOe Florida la clouded with prejudloll end probtarnt for Mike who must coma to gripe with hie ~ti.II herl-... t:OO. C9 PROJECT NAOOaC ''How To Eat Like A Child" Atl-younoat«• join DlclJ v ... ~·~.unique loc* et ... -.. • ..,,_ ~ end logk Of ''lldulla In uelnlng." (J)llZMM John 8yrier lltlOWI you things stranger than INth, larger then Ale, end z.anlaor than anything you've ever -· 1:30 Cl) ~-THON A comedian host and four comic contMtanta who compete agaln1t ona llllOther are featured In thl• unceNOred comedy. game lflow. t:OO Cl) THE WN:k<Y WON..O CW JONATHAN WIHTER8 Hoat. Oreon Wel!M. •-*>.Ct FUTIVAL CW HNa: THI IUCEH TINT JMOn Roberds J< end member9 of the Netlonel T'Netre of the Oefll P«· form a drametle Wt9ion of a Robet1 Froet poem. (R) 1:00 Cl) ICZAME John Byner thowt you thlnga •trenger than truth, twger than Illa, and unler than •nythlng you've --· S:.IO (.S) L.Aff-A-THON A comedian hott and lour comic contftlanll who compel• egaln•t one enother .,. IMtured In thla wncenaored comedy e-ano-. 4:00 (I) THEW"°"" WOM..O CW JOMATHAH WINTIA8 Hoel: Or.on w ..... W E DNESDAY'S SP E CIALS W IS llBlD. ,..1 12.'00Cl)PtPI Comedy .. • -v funny t~ -'*' David Brenner. Andy K8Ufm•n. Robert Klein ano St-L.anOM- t>«g get t0gelher at Iha nightspot whet• they 1111 ~I their tter11 2:SO. IAIElAHO cw TH£ FUTIVAL.9 A look at Ireland through the eyes ol Joe Deleney. u he travels to the Dublin Theatre FHtlva1. the ROSC art l•llval 1nd cilmbe to the top of St. Patrick'• mountain In County Meyo. a:oo • N'TEMCHOOl 8llEaAl "She Drtnka A Little" A young girt II forced 10 ,_ the feet ltlel her mother la .,.. elcoholic. s:ao 9 AFT'EMCHOOl 8flECW. "She Or1nks A Ultlll" A young girt It forced lO flee the feet that her mother la an alcohoUc. 5:00 (B) ON LOCATIOH "Pee-Wee Herman" Paul Reuben• etN led and tiara fn thll Hllra Of a t950'a kiddie .now taped at the Ro11y In LOI Angetaa with the lmprovlMUon.i troupe The Groundling9. 6:10 Cl) PETER AU.a AND THIE fllOCl(Et I U The RocilettM join llit'O« Peter Allen on ttaoe at Radio City MuM: Hall In Ihle mullcel apeciel. ~ e:09®CHANJE. THIE UJIBOUE OOUMll An orpNlned cougw kh1en II ralMd by • lumberman untM the cat ,_. the eel of the wild. (Part 2) 7:00 (8) ABIEI_,. WHEN: PAOEONE Didi Cavett 111111 Iha story of the American free preu, Ila prlntera and publlahert, helldllnel and by41nea. ICalldalt end acoopa. Cl) l.AFF-A-THON A comedian hot! and lour comic conlMlantt who compete 1galn•I one another .,. 1 .. tured In lhll Thia llve call-In 9P9Cllll glvM Yiewer9 •• home the oOPOrtunlty to IOUOd of1 on the .._ Of aloohol and to get atrllght ~• from eome of the netlon'• ~~on elconolllm Cl} THEW"°"" WON..O CW JONATHAH WINTERS Host: <>Bon WellM. 8:IO D al AH AMENCAH ADWNTUM-THE lllOa<ET PILOTS Three IHI pllol• who risked their II-helping to put the United Stat" Into ~.,. proll*f. 10:00 (HJ H80 SNEAK PAEVIEW:OCTC>eEA Huaband·and.wffe comics Jerry Stlllef and Anne .,._, lnlr~ the mov- lee, apecill• and apart• _..ta coming to Home Box Office In October. T HURSDAY'S SPECIALS l&'ld.ul2', ,.., t:OO. ''DOC.'' Tl4E OlDaT MAN .. THR81A .._ "Doc" Counellman, th• oldeat perton to ~the English Chen· nel, natratM l'llghllghta or 1111 ..wn and hll trelnlng methodL(R) ~ CRl ON VN;ATlQ//JWITH Mta<EY MOUSE ANO FNEN08 A.nlmated Jlmlny Crldlat trlel hit hand at producing his own TV show, but flt'at mutt trec:ll down hlll v1M;e- tlonlng ttar1. 1:30 a WIHNEA8 Spans repot1• FlrMtone COYIWI llorlM that don't make the apona P11Q9 wtttl highlights on the unsung heroes who compete '°' the joy ol playing the game. l.'00 Cl! YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECtAL "Suzy's Wv" A black ghet1o girt lights to rid het nelg.hborhood ol violent etlmes. t:OO II 9 A LOVE LETTER TO JAQ( BENNY George lkorns, Bob Hope and JOhnny Cerson hOtt a tribute to the late comedi- an, featuring hlghllghta from Benny's TV -1es and 9P9C1llls. (R) • FIEST A MEXICANO The muaicel group ot J<><ge Holquin perlorma the music and denoe of tht98 apectfic nig6ona of Mexico. 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H the demand for fee-vee porn is as strong as some say, we'll undoubtedly be seeing more of it. An all -porn channel is not unlikely. But, if that demand is hallucinator y or, perhaps, transitory, viewers wiU enact a form of democratic censorship. Porn won't play unless it pays. We can look to the free market system for a definition of our own cultural morality. That's as it should be. I larbor Lawn· Mount Olive ~1en1orial Parhi · Mortua11r · Mausoleums CREMATION PLANS AVAILABLE 16 ,- ., Ave. at Harbor Blvd. Ph. 540-5554 7 8 ; Inside TV ~ e !Ritter stars ., i:> ·;:: • 1n CBS' 'Hero at Large' "" 8' By IEFF PARKEll The popular "One Day ...J ... o.tty,....,... at a Time" will begin its Jon Stone, said "When you walk the sidewalb in Peking you are often stopped by passersby who simply want to practice their English and learn something about America. I hope our special will capture some of that longing for friendship and raise our consciousness about these lov e l y p eo · pie ... " alternatives to drues . "Get High on Yourself" week will run Sept. n.je ~ CBS Saturday Night al seventh season Sunday• ~ the Movies launches ila Oct. 11, with an episode a: season pre miere with .lD which ~.receive~. 24. . . . ... John Ritter in "Hero at unexp~ct~d f~llout Large," 8 comedy about from Nick s tragic des~ a r e luctant hero wbo -his ~ Alex. ~onn1e battles crime. As Cap-Franklin ret'""!1s 1D the lain Avenger, Ritter bat· r ole of ~· with Glenn tles crime and instills Scarp~lh as ~lex . and feelings of optimism in Val ene Berllnelh as bis fellow New Yorkers. B~~b~a ~~r. · · On Sunday. Sept. a,, KTLA will air a ... hour tribute to Barney Mull, a one-lime derelict who turned into an in- spired community youth leader before Ile was found murdered last June in Long Beach. "Barney" will be hosted by Levar Burton, unin- t e rr up t e d by com · mercials. The show will not focus on the death of Mull. but rather on his impact on the youth of Watts and Lynwood where he spent his lime helping kids find jobs and self respect. . . The movie will be shown Big Bird and the at9p.m.on 0ct.10 ... r est o f the. Sesame Appearances by noted film producer Robe rt E\>ans and actr ess Cathy Lee Crosby will highlight "Tomorrow Coast to Coast" with Tom Snyder Sept. 21 and 22. The two will be talk· ing about "Get High on Yourself" week which is produced for NBC television by Evans as a week of programming dedicated to offering Mike Farrell will host the CBS special, "The Body Human: Becoming a Man," Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. The informational special will explore the bodily and psychological changes undergone by 16 and 17 year old boys and wiJL discuss the sex- ual responsibility they inherit at that age ... Letters Street crew will be head· ing for The People's Republic of China this winter to film a special 00 -minute show which will be shot entirely in the republic. ''Big Bird" will be joined by the Sesame Street regulars "Cookie Monster," "Tel- ly Monster," Grover , Berl and Ernie. The show's producer. Acclaimed Broadway director Tom O'Horgan ("Hair," "Jesus Christ Superstar "> will 'The World Turns' in the Big Apple Where is "As the World Turns" filmed, and where can I write the cast? Like New Yorkers have been saying for yea r s. "t h e World Turns'' in the Big Apple. You can write the cast in care of the show at CBS headquarters, 51 West 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019. Whatever happened to the cast of "The Beverly Hiiibiliies?" I am especially curioaa about Nancy Kulp and Doana DMglas. The entire cast, minus Max Baer-who did not want to be re-typecast as J ethro -will be re - Dimsdale in the PBS mini-series "The Scarlet Letter?" director Paul Schrader. Heard was brieny mar· ried to Ma r got (Lois Lane) Kidder last year. united next season in "The Scarlet Letter" one of those "The was a rare TV ap-Pl e a se t e ll m e If Return of ... "specials. pearance for Heard, "Barbara Mandrell and Nancy Kulp has starred who is currently on the the Mandrell Sisters" on Broadway this year big screen in "Cutter's has been renewed for in "Mornings at Seven," Way," released unsuc· aext year. Where can I while the former Elly cessfully earlier in the write Barbara aad her May has been a suc· year as ··c utter a nd sisters? cessf ul real estate Bone." He h as a'lso NBC has given the broker since the popular starred in "Between the Mandrell Sister s the series went off the air in Lines " "Head Over g r een light for n ext 1971. Heels,:' "On the Yard" season, which means Where else have I and recently finished you can write them at aeea John Heard, the ac· ~ooting "The Cat Peo· NBC Studios, Burbank, tor who played Jolila 'Jlllt" for screen writer.. 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The piece "8augurated the theater a decade ago, and the re-creaUon will be shown on KCET, Channel 28, on Sept. 19 at 8 p.m ... Maeve Kinkead, who plays the devious Va- nessa Chamberlain on "Guiding Light," will be taki n g a leave of absence from the series this month in ordet to have a baby . H e r character will be played by Anna Stuart in Miss Kinkead's absence. Miss Stu a rt is known to television viewers from her roles in "The Doc· t o r s '.· and "General Ho.spital ... ·· While "Search for Tomorrow" cast mem· beTS are in Hong Kong for special lapin~, those cast me mbers not in- volved in the trip are en- joying their lime off. But Marie Cheatham, who plays Stephanie Wyatt, isn't s pending her time idly. She's working with her own production company on a documentary and a television miniseries. Th en, s he 's o ff to Okl ahoma to do re· .search ror two other movie projects. In her spare time, she's fixmg her car a yellow 1950 Buick convertible ... 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(A) GMOYIE •*'A "Brotherly low" (19701 Peter O'Toole, Su6nneh YOt11. • P.M. MAGAZINE A New Yorlc men wno See Friday's, Page 11 ~~~ ........ ~~----=:::__~:___~ .=-:=:::=:-:=:--===~====:::=:-=-=?::::::==~===~,. ................................................ -"'!".~- , HAMMOND ORGAN and PIANO CENTER We have moved to 270 "· ~7th Street (Hillgren Square) Costa Mesa, Ca., 92627. New phone 645-247 1. Open for business as usual only better. Plenty of parking. L arger quarters, air conditioned. Stein way Baby Grand 5'1'' built in 1948 -better than new. Walnut finish -$14.000 or best offer. For you - a great show - a world renowned organist. Please bring a friend. DON'T FORGET! Butcher Boy Meats has and the best meat freshest fish in California. Feahring Tia Mcria Chocolate Mousse Cheese Cake. We pride ourselves on giving fri se"lce. Tube Toppers KTLA 8 8:00 -"I Will , I Will. .. For Now.'' Elliott Gould and Diane Keaton star in a satire about a sex clinic. KHJ 0 8:00 -"Brotherly Love." A fun- ny study of relationships in an upper- class British family stars Peter O'Toole and Susannah York. NBC t!J 9:00 '"Embryo." Rock Hudson and Barbara Carrera star in a sci-fi movie about fetuses grown outside the womb. ABC f.I 9:00 "Fly Away Home." Bruce Boxle itner st ars as a photo- journalist arriving in Saigon on the eve of th_e Tet offensive in a world premiere movie. Fridays Details From Page IO wants to rest0te tl>e Statue of liberty"• copper iwr- face. • 12-y .. r-old gtrf who la an eccomoHSll.cl figure akal.,: Judy .kit· nudd goes diacount 11\op- olng tor brau Items, Joan Embery look• et dllle<ent 100 Job• II) MOVIE * * 'h ··a, .. t Call Of The Wiid" Oocum41ntary f.ll) L08 ANGELES WEEK IN REVIEW Holt: Ciel• Robert• el) WAU ITREET WEE.I< "What To Oo On Monday Morning" Gu•t. author Adam Smith ®MOVIE * * "Frorn H.it To Vlc1o· ry" ( 1111111 a.otoe Hamu- ton, Oeoroe Pepp.td (l)MOYll * * "Relum Of The Ora- ·~ LM * "Tiie Awakening" (19801 Charlton !*ton. ~Yon e:ao a di rra A L.MNO A ~. ~· out In the llO'el belOW the r..taurant and the Mllh • ·-plat\ .,, evecuatlon. (R) • AU. .. ""' 'AIA. y A small Clf1me -In the Bunker hOuMflold la only half • uneettllng to Atdlle and Edith .. the , ...... wfty. ~MCMI • * * * "The Conlormlat"" (11171) ~Louie Trlnllg- nent, Dotnlniqu. Sende. Directed t>v Bernerdo Bet· tOluocl. 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WHEN: PAGE.ONE Ole:* c.-..tt tella the atOty of the Amerleall'I ,, .. o<-. IUI printers and publlahen, hMdlinM and t>v ... nee. Kendell end ecoopa. (D)MCMI ***IA "0on'1 Loolt Now"' ( 11173) Julie Chrictlll, ()(in- lld ~ O MCMI *** "All Thal Jan'" ( 11119) Roy Scheider. JM.. llc:a Llf'lgl. tO:tO CC) MCMI * * * * "Relurr9C11on" ( 1980) Ellen Buntyn, Sem Sheperd. n:OO e 8TM TNIC The Enterp+1M ~ e ahlp of hatred • the om. =04W'S bettlll Kllngonl end II«. COUNTRY COUNTDOWN Hoata: Heney Slnetre, Mldt491 Glley. • MNNYHIU Binny ~ the lelend of L118n9 wtltl ltl lowly -.. en. • OOtCAWTT au.t: V .S. NelpMll. (PM 1of21(A) ·INIAK~ "The Ute And DMttl Of B6edl Flrnl" AoOW a-1 Md 0.. a.. .... e IOOll .. 'Wt'f ttMt .. of ftlme by. lof end lboUt blllcll Anwlc*'9 ,_ended.(") (H)MOYll •• "c-t To C-." (1NOI ~ 0-, Aob- wt •e. (1)811N1m Johll 1¥* .._ ~ .... ..,...., tNn ""*" .... "*' .... end --"*' ..-.~·w ...................... pnl ... 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( 1979) Richard Ben1am111 James Coco 0 JERRY LEWIS Guesta Frank Gor1h111. the Megutre SlllMS 7:30 IJ DANCE FEVER Celebrity judges David Copperfield, Ted Lange Susan AIC/lardson U Cl3 OMNI "The N-Frooller" liJ WHATS HAPPENtHGtt The lllfM boy$ are upset when Shirley la fired but don't know exactly Whal theyCMl do I!) MAOfC Of OIL PAINTING "Farmland" Q]) SATURDAY EDITION 'Prime Time San Ol8go'' Oil CONSUMER REPOfrrS PR£8ENTS: THE SHOP AROUND SHOW Topics 1nclu<1e soaps, bteaklaat ce<eal, Ice cream and mo1orcycles 8:008 ENOS Enos •nd Turi< go und«- COYer aa flsh«men to try to bt8M a burglary ring (R) D O!MNIARA MANOMu. ANO THE MAHDAEl.l IM8TER8 GUM!; Je<ry Reed (R) 8 BLUEJEAH NETWONC "Second City Comedy With Johll Candy And Fred WlltarSI" D 0 2~ T,..., and Sandy.,.. taken hOetage by QUll"*1 hOld- lng up a benlc (A) • RUNAWAYS: WHEAIE ARE THEY M<NI? 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Lau· ren Bacall. DQ!MAAIE Gu.ti" Grent GoodeYI, Thi Commodor•. 8 0 LOWBOAT Julie ,.... In iO.... wllh • doctor. Vlcltll blcol'Ma a 1tand-ln tor a tllevtllon •ter. and • MWly dt~ couple have to lhare a cebln.(R)Q Ill HUNTINGTON PARK DIAa.tONO JUllll& 8ill Burruel holtl thla Clll- b<lllon of the 75th 1111nl- V«ury of Huntington Park with guHta Gaoll Edwerd1, Co111M Gray. Anita CorNUlt, Ginny Tyler end Lii Anthony riding In thel)lnde. • Ar.. FOR LOVE Mltte eon.-1 and Flor-"'°' 1111ldel80f I ho9t a teport on 1119 growing national problem of ohlld lbu-au.ti lncluOI Ed tnatcftld from hie bid end ml1tr... to be taken to prlllOn. (Part 1) 89 AUIT1N cm' UMrT8 VIOlinle1 Alvin C<ow and vocali•I Marcl1 Ball join together for a aplrltld hOur of homegrown music. (Al (I) A T\AHT A 8IO LAff OFF 8111 T Ult\ hosll thll humor - ous night of entartlinmlnt u unknown comedian• ara judglc:I for their comic talent• 0MOYIE • • • "Airplane!" ( 1980) Robert Haya, Julie Hager- ty. 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FlMg line " " Muttrplece Theatre "SunMI Song" Ewnlng At Pops " .. M<Me: "My LOClcy Star" .. " SUNDAY 8EPTEM8ER 20, 1881 EVENIHO 7:00 0 18 HERE'S BOOMER Boomer joins up withe 12- y881-old girl to expoee • fixed beauty contest. (A) Q Iii 9 PleASE DON'T HIT ME.MOM A teen-age girt disc;overs that tile child she babysits for, wno la tile brother of • dear friend, Is a victim ot child abuse CiJ THE BA>CTERS "They Try"<> Tell Us We're Too Old" '1i) FIRING UHE "How To Win Arguments" Guests: Wllllam Rusher. Howard Miller ©)MOVIE 'n "Steel" ( 1980) Lee Majors. Jennifer O'Neill 7:30 CiJ WILD, WILO WORLD OF ANIMALS "Wiidiife In New York" In a mB11made environment ol steel and concrete. city people live side-by-side with many animals Eli) TIWHtNO DOGS THE WOODHOUSE WAY "The Oown" If a dog goes down on commend end steya th41re. he Is com- pletely under his owner's control. 7:'5 (%)MOVIE •'h "Saturn 3" (1980) Kirk Douglas, Ferrall Fawceu 4.-00 8 (I) ARCHIE 9UNKEA'8 PLACE Stet>hante'a all-but-forgot· ten grandmo11141r Institutes court • proceedings tor a biOOdllne claim of custody. (Part 1)(R) II QI GET HIGH OH YOUA8ELF Stars ot lhow bull,_. and IM ipOl1a world unite to &aunc:n • _...tong ett.emat~to-drug• cam- pelgn . • NATIONAL GIOGMPHIC 8PECW. "JOUl'M)' To The High Atc- tlc:" -Albert o.mtno ooa• Into ltle ArCllc to !wing bacll ericlangered apades ,Jo Ule ufety 91 his game "'tarm. •@ MCME "Code Red" (Praml«a) Lome 0,,_, Andr- St-. • A GIFT CW MUSIC Ho1t1 lorna Greene. Natalia Wood, Donald O'Connor. G'"' Gar.on, Ev. AIVen. 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A teen-age babysitter discovers a case of child abuse. NBC U 8:00 -"Get High on Yourself ... Stars from show biz and sports launch a week of alternatives to drugs. KTTV Q) 8:00 -."A Gift of Music." A star·studded salute to American music . KCET @ 10 :00 -''Opera from San Francisco.'' Luciano Pavarotti and Renata Scotto sing from "La Gioconda." From Page 14 Thlelemans jolna John Wll- llllms and lhe Boslon Pope lor an ~ ol gull• ttrummlng. h•rmonlc• blc>wlng and Yir1U080 j&u wfll9tllng. (R) ID t.IA8T!N'IECE THEATN! FUTIYAl. ~ FAYONTO "&.11\Mt Song: H_t .. In 11114. IOnr8d<lle, troubled by lhe dlSIMI w8'. la MIH d by 8 ,_ of 1)81,-.. otlvn; young Ew11n i. born; and Rob 18 j8llecl ... con- ldentlOua obj8ctor (Pllr1 S)(R) (C)MOW • • • "All Th•t J&u" (111711) Roy Scheider, JM- •• LAnge. CB.l 8TANDINO AOOM ONLY "The Mllgic Ot The Stwaw Miiton Bette hotlt this 199Cl81 will! 1Upefll8 rt Lucille 8811. Jo LAmmon. Wiit., M•tthmu and Dick Van P•tten performing meglcel trlcka and comedy rout in.. (l)MOVIE e e •'A ··Lady Slngl The Blue8" ( 11172) Diana Rou, Billy OM Wiiiiama. DMOVIE • * * "5-N Llh Old TlmH " ( 111110) Goldl• Hewn. C'-Y CheM. t.:308 Cll ONE DAY AT A ~ Ann 'a Oki boyfriend Oevld drope In •fl« • n....yeer •1>9«1ce and '*"'-to 1Mw un .... AM OOM llllth hlm._LRI 9::00 8 (I) AUCE Ven wlM • h1p '°' two to Lal Vega wtlictl qulc::kly tum• Into • 10\Haome When Ab . Mel and e.1141 join tll8 jeunt. (Pwt 1) (R) D8MOW! • ·~ "The CoeQI Ot The Ye.'' I IMO) RoOer1 Con- red. Et1n Gr8)1. • WILD ICINQOOM ''0"1 8coutlng And The Wiid Kingdom'· • HllHAW ~1: LoNtta Lynn. Con- wey Twitty, Olan Her1, Mll- llon Doler BMcl. • MMIM ta:iJL THIATM NSTIVAL ~ f'A~ "&lneet Song: H!W¥Mt" In 1114. Klnreddle, troubled by IN dl8t*1t -· 18 Mtll8d by • --°' ~ ~;~hen .. bom; end Aoll 18 )9led -• -Iden .. ~. (Pen ~(A) -~AT"ON CompoHr I •rr•nt•r Leroy Ander10n IOln• Mtlur ,..., Md .,_ loaCon Pope ~ ;MCMI ·-·,. "Julie" ,,.'1) Jene Fonde, veneH• ,_...,._ ©)MOVIE • e 'A "Stardult ~ fle8" 11HO) Woody Al*I. Ch811otte Rempllng ..... Cll Tl4E Jfl'ffMOHI In en attempt 10 get • big hot81 cleanfng 11COOUnt. George often Flofence u 1118 hMd houMkeeper (Pert l}IR) • 8AANEY Levar 9ur1on hotta this apeclel on the Nie. <INlh end legecy of Barney Mull, a on.lime ctetallct turned inepl<ed COtnll'lunlly )'OUth WOftc«. 8 9 MOVIE "Ouf Femlly Bu~" !Premier•) Ted Oeneon. Sem Wanamek« (%)MOVIE ••'A "Honeyeuclll• RoN" I IHO) WHiie Nelton. Dyen Cannon. 10:00. Cll TAAPP9 JOHN. M.O. Gonzo end Trapp« look on helpleqly •• • friend and fellow IUl'gec>n run• 1n10 ptOl>lama. (RI • OPERA FROM IAH FMHalCO "La Gioconda" Act Ill of Ponchlelll' 1 c1eN1c opera fMturlng Reneta Scotto and Lucleno PIY8'0lll Include• documenl8ty l oot•o• dHlgned to enh•nce Ille viewer'• under•tMding of the ~ Ho8t: Tony Rendell. (A) ID MOVIE • • * "My Luclly St•" 119311) SonJ• tten141, c- Rometo. (C)MOVll ***'A "Bloodb<other8" 111171) Richard Gere. Tony Lo Bletlco. -~IN CONCIRT Mr. Stlowmanelllp i. joined by ~ Merco V .... tl end meglclen Mar.tyn AoY In 11118 ltlOW llC)ed •t the Sporting Club In Mont.I cano . tC>.IO cm MOW! • • • "Simon" 1111110) Alen Arilln. Aualln ,..,,.._ ton. (I) THa Dln'8T IHOW ..TOWN A ~ couple beree end ....,.. .. "'"" tNlr fl'lencl9 In ,.. ...lrlcel comedy. • u:ooe ,MWflW Hott: LMry llilcCormloei. -~~ "The U9t Md o.ltl °' Bleclt FlllM" Aooer (Mf1 end 0.. a.et-·. loOll ....... !tit .,. °' .. by. felt Md 8bout blD ~-...... (.., (8) ON LOCAnON .. ,.....,_ HertNntt ,.. ,..,.,.,. CtMMd Md ..... In -...... °' • tMO'• k ................ .. ~ ... 4-....... .. tlle ....... 11~ ...... ""~ - !ENRO i Oxford Cloth Button Down Long 01 Short Sleeve Shirts Available ine variety of Colors and Patterns Al ~~_, Mutual Ticket Agency A 01stinct1ve Store For Men and Women SENIOR CITIZENS s I eOO Hecring Tests Set for Salata Ana . ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS will be given the month of August Monday thru Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at American Hearing Aid Center. State licensed Hear- ing Aid Specialist will perform the tests. Anyone who has trouble hearing or un- derstanding is welcome. Everyone should have a test once a year. especially if it is difficult to hear clearly. Even people wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test and find out about the latest methods of hearing cor- rection. Also. you will see the l.T.E., a hearing aid so tiny, It fits totally in the ear . AMERICAN HEARING AID CENTE~ -!J> -~ l 16 Monday Grid KNXT KNBC KTLA KABC KFMB KHJ KCST KTTV KOOP AM IJ D 0 u 0 0 tii) m ti) Loe ..... Loe ...... Loe ...... Loe ..... S...Dleto Loe.,.._ S...Dleto Loe ..... ~· ..... 1: Morning Today 700 Good Morning The Today Space Bugs News Club Mornmg News Froozles Coaster Bunny .. " Amenca " There Is " Yogi Kanoon .. .. .. .. .. A Way .. 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Richard Roundtree. 7: 15 (%) "r ' SHOAT SUBJECTS 7:30 fJ KIDSWORLD IN LOS ANGEL.EB Correspondent Denise Bradley reports from Van Nuya on 10-year-o4d Joni Hofstadter, who Is 1 cham- pion danoe rollersk11er; a story from Cheryr Schoeppe on the El Oo<a- do Nature Center In Lond Beach; Lori Kruger reports trom Chino on a young rodeo rid«. 0 LAVERNE AND SHIALEY AND COMPAHY "Obstaole Cooree" a> w•A•&•H .. _Easy _ When 11'• found a robust nurse la lonely and &ad, the othe< nurMS declere they w\11 hold beck their favors unt II she gels a bOyfrlend. ~GREAT PEAf'.ON.CANCES "Vanessa" JOl\anna Meter is featured In Samual Barber's Pulltur Prlte· wlnnlng opera about an aging beauty who panics as her youth lades: Chris· topher Keene conducts the Spoleto Festlvel Orchestra and Cl\onls. (R) Electric Electric Company Company News Studio CJ) P.M. MAGAZINE .. See Over MacNeil Easy Lehrer MacNeil Great Lehrer Perlormances /\ look at Jaclyn Smith's porlreyal of Jeckre Onassis, • prollle of Ilea market expert Susan Wassenneln; Ur>dl Harres visits Mt. McKinley; Chef Tell on slicing and dicing vegetables. Great .. Performances .. "Vanessa" " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Kennedy .. Center Carlos T~t Montoya .. .. .. .. Oicj( .. Cavetl .. News Captioned .. • ABCNews t THURSDAY 24 25 . (2)MOVIE * * * "1900" ( 1977) Rob- er I De Niro, Donald Sutherland t:OO fJ CJ) WKRP 1H CINCINNATI Arthur ar>d Carmen Cart. son plan • llmpte llnle wedding ceremony to 111te pl-on the 25th annl..,.,.- ury of their ek>C)ement (A) D 8 EVERY STMY OOOAHOICIO A female ell-<X>n Slruggles to write • bOOll about pris- on white maldng 1 home fOf four atreet-wlM kids j)ltcled oodet her 8Uper.li· Ilion. Q e MOYIE * * * "Nlqflt Watch" See M<Jnday's , Page 17 FRIDAY SATURDAY t 1 .•• ·~··rt ~ ................ ...................... ···~• ......... c.ii. ... .. ... o ..... "·-~ f ..... 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KOCE ~ 7:30 and KCET@8:00 ··va. nessa. ·· Samuel Barber's prize-winning opera about an aging beauty. · N~C .. D 8:00 -"Ev.ery Stray Dog and Kid . A fema_le ex-convict plays roster parent and wntes a book about prison. CBS EJ 8:30 -"The Two of Us." A teen- age slumber party widehs Brentwood's education. Mondars Details From Page 16 (1971) Ellzat>ath Taylor. LAuranc:e Harvey. (iJ MOVIE • • "Murder In Payton Place" l 1977) Ed Nalaon. Dorothy Malone g) MOVIE * • * "The Young Phila- delphlana" ( 1959) Peul ~-Batbara RU9h. 9 OAEAT ~ "V~" .Johanna Melaf 1s featured In Samuat Barber's Pulitzer Prl:r• winning opata about en aging beauty who paniC8 .. h.-youth fadaa; Chr1a- lopMr Keena conducts Iha Spolato F•tlval Orc1141Str• and Chorua. (R) (HJ 0 MOVIE • • "The PUor· ( 1980) Frank Converse. Cliff Robert.of\ (SJ P£T'EA AU.EH ANO THE AOa<ETTU The Roclcau .. Join linger Pater Allan on stage at Radio City Mualc Hall In thiS mualul IP8CI•. l:30 II Cl) THE TWO OF U8 Brentwood racatvaa an adocallon when ha Is latt In charge of a 1aan-1ga slumber per1y. (R) • ALL IN THE FAMILY Arehla and Edlth Introduce a l1ch widow to Barney Hafner an• Illa wffa runs 8W8yagain. t:OO ll (I) M'A'8'H The 4077th W9g8e a two- lront Cl'lristmaa. hoatlng a patty tor Koraen orpl\ana and tending to a aar1ouely wounded aoldlar. (R) D alMOYll **~ "And Baby Malc81 SI•" I 1979) Colleen Dawtlurat, Warran Oat•. D THAT8 IHCAEDt8l.I (Seaaon Praml«a) Fee- turad; a 90-yaar-old trlclt bowMng axpar1; • 77-yaat- old daradellll: a ~yaat..ofd girl walgtltllft•: a '- ~: mk:n~llmb eurgary. • MUWGNmH • Guaat1: Jacqueline Blaael. Robaf'I Wuhl, Tarry Graoo- ctJ ~· • • • ... "My BoOyguard" ( 1979) Ctwla MIQpaaca. Adam BalOwln. (OJ HAMM€A HOUSE CW HOMOA "The Cllfpattllan Eagle" A myatarlOua woman rlpa Iha heart• from ha< Ylcllm1, taQlllng Iha legend of a POlllll countN8 who pun· lthaCI her l<Mlta In Ille ter l0t the P9t'formlng Al11 celebratN Ila 10th annl- verury with a perform- ance of Leonard Bern- atek1'a "MHa, A n-tra Place For Singara, Playwe And Oanc:ara" lrom WNh- ~1~. • • • • "Chinatown" (1974) Jack Nlchotaon Faye Dunaway . 0 MOVIE * * "Fr0tn H~ To lllcto- ry" (1979) Gedfga Hamil- ton, George Pet>P8/d. 10:00 fJ Cl) LOU GRANT Whan Mra Pynchon 18 stricken by • atrolca. con- trol of Iha paper la thrown Into dl~ta. (R) 8 MOVIE ••• "The Man Who Loved Cet Dancing" ( 1973) Burt Raynolds. Sarah Mllaa. • CAAi.OS MONTOYA AT CffAUT AUQUA Thb captlvetlng oonoert by namanco gvttatlat Mon- toya salutaa KCET'a Hltpanlc month. @THEAC>a<FON> F1l.E.S Aodltord'1 !«mar nancaa ulca him tor help when she bacornM the target ot a paid-Min . (H)MOVIE *** "SMma Ulca Old Tlmaa" ( 1980) Goldia Hawn, OlaYy CtlaM. (O)MOVIE •• ··~ Ori Precinct 13" ( 1978) Aue11n Stoic•, o.rwtn Joe1on. 11:00. SAT\JADAY NeOH'T Holt: Stave Martin. G~s: Iha ~ Broth- ara. • MOVll •• "Tmrun And The Amazona" ( 1945) JOflnny Waisarnullar, Johnny Shat· llald. • IENNYHIU n-a mutt be money In ~dale. but not With 8anny In etl•ge. • Dea<CAWTT Guaa1: V.S. Naipaul. (Par1 2 ol 2)(R) (C)MOVIE * "The HllPPY Hoc*at Goae Hollywood" ( 1978) Mar11na 8-wlclca, Adam Waet. ABC orders '9 to 5' HOLLYWOOD (AP) A BC has ordered four episodes of a new half-hour comedy based on the hit Cilm "Nine to Five." 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? Chiropractic service 1s covered under Workmens' Compensauon. Medicare. Auto Insurances, Group Insurances and most private insurance plans'. Call now lor your compltmenatry spinal screening. 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The Prime 01 Miss Jelrl Brodie Ceplloned ABCNews :W£ Tuesday• Details SE.PTEM~ 22, 1N1 EVEHtNO 7:00 D HAPPY DA Y8 AGAIN Rlc:hil. Ralph, Potsle ano Fon.Ve receive nollcee to report for Army p'tlyslcela 8l) OVER £ASY Guest writer Charlotte Chandler (R) Q Q! THE MUPPETS Guest unoa u111n oouov.s MACARTHUR: THE DEFIANT GENERAL Hal HotbrOOll narrat" lhll documentary exploring MacArthur'• powerful cnarec:ter that both made 8nd dMtroyed hi• cat- (J.D MOVI£ • • ··cout To Coa11•· (1980) Dyan Cannon. Rob· ert Stake 7:30 fJ 2 0.. THE TOWN Hosts Stave Edwards, Melody ~ FNturad a tour of Howard HughM" ptacee or business In Loe Allgetee: a look at What lt'1 Ilka to be on Iha ro.d wtth rook P9fform«L 8 LAVlANE AHO IHIAliY AHO COMPAK'f "Shirley'• Operation'" • EY£0..LA. Hoatt: Inez Pedroza, Paul Moy«. Faetured: a loolc at the tat .. t warm-i.ip dolll· Ing. board ... ~ pl-= a look at the 1a1 .. 1 Ctai9 In de>ara. Cl) P ..M. MAGAZINE A qulldrlpleglc:'• remark· able family: a Detroit houllhold that racelvea TV p.ogram1 from al over the world: Chef Tell P<apet .. c:oq au Yin, \/ld!I lSlnlk y di9c:o¥w• "under a doltat" CE"~'·) • • * "Manny's Orp11an1·· ( 1980) Jim Baller, Maladly McCourt .• Cl) WB.COUE TO t.tWM, al&tNOe Aorlda .. clouded with l>'•tudiCa and ptobleml f()f Mika wtlo must coma to grlpa with hit Cuban harl· ~Mow *"~"Sall.Im 3" (1980) Kirk Doug.las, Fwrah Fawcat1 ~8 (1) MOVIE • •.,. "Salem'• lot" ( 1979) David SOUi, James Muon. DQIPAOJECT PeAOOCK "How To Eat Ulla A Cnlld" Fifteen young1tw1 Join Olcll Van Oyt<a for a unique look at the manners, lfon· guaoa and logic of "lldutta In trWnlng," • MOVIE • •.,. "The Dion Broth- .,.. .. (1974) Stacy KMCh, F~Forr9at. 8 0 HAPPY OAY8 Howard's .-l>Owllng par1ntf declde9 that HOW· erd le right up hef alley (R) • MOVIE * *"' "Three The Hwd See Tue!day's. Page 19 all and put cash in your pocket! DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special fl at rat e for non -comme rcial users offering mcrchan· dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days or one . Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. • s SALES Good Selection Volume Discounts SERVICE Convenient Servi ce for Orange County c o mmuter s! 405 Fwy. & Western Ave. Call for your appointment. • ·LEASE Bank Lease for ALL makes & model s. -~ ---- Orange Co. Buyers &·service Customers Ca II Collect! 213-327-9142 ' Remember! 1..--------------------------19 r:-Tu-be--11-o--p-p_e_r_s_ Th~~.~2/~ ~~d~~!, CBS_ tJ 8:00 .. Salem's Lot. .. Talented Chiropractic Restores Health Naturally. ..8 David _Soul and James Mason star in a ~ ~ vampire t a le set in modern New -<.~ England. en ., 'O NBC C!J 8:00 .. Project Peacock." Dick iD Van Dyke looks at eating like a child. i KOCE ~ and KCET ~ 8.00 .. Bhnd· ness: Five Point~ of _Y~ew." Five people try to s ave their v1s1on with medical treatments. ~BC C!J 9:00 "Oh. God!" John Denver ~s a hapless produce clerk who finds God in th_e form of George Burns in a movie of miracles . Tuesdays Details From Page 18 way .. (1974) Jim Brown. Fred Williamson Cl) MOVIE •••• ,., .. The Mi&sUes Of Ootober .. (Part t) 1111741 Wllllam Devane, Martin ShMtl fli) '1l) HOV A .. Blindneu Five Polnta Of View .. The elf0t1a of live people atruggllng to Mve thei< Vision thfough drugs, SU<gery, counseling •nd detarmlnetlon era explored with them and their docton (RIO MOVIE * * .. From Hell To VICto- ry .. 11979) George Hamil- ton. George Peppard BIZARRE Jottn Byner shOws you things stranger tha.n 11u1h. larger than life, and ZBnier than anything you've ever _, 0 MOV1! * * .. Valentino.. ( 1978) Rudolf Nureyev, Mlchfllkt Ph II lips 1'30 fJ ®) LA Vau.E & SHIRLEY (S)MOVIE ** "1941"' (t979) John Belushi. Toehiro Milvne 10:00 fJ @) HART TO HART White th• Harts are vaca- tioning In H-•11. Jennller eccident•ly c:.ptures a murder on film. (RIO fll PAUENTE "Voces De Verba Bu~ma" An aumfnatlon of the dlf· ferent L•tln groups, their history. custom• and wt- tura Is pr-tad. CH) STANOIHO ROOM ONLY "The Magic Of Tne Stara" Molton Berle host• thil special with lul)¥1t•rs Lucille Bell. Jeck Lemmon, Waller Matthau •nd Dick Van P•llen perlormtng m&g1eal trlelcs and co~y routines 10:30 fJl) FAST FORWARD "Security" Report& on the mlcroeleclronlC revolutton and the multltude ot new systems tor HCUrlng peo- ple, posaesalons and prop- erty are feltured '1l) THE ~~E-Of MISS JEAN8AOOIE "Dorothy And Jullat" Impressed by Oorothy All- YOU DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD Most Insurances Accepted FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 645-53 Compllmentery Consultation WESTCLIFF CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE Dr. Robert A. Badger 2043 Westcliff Dr., Wt. I 01 Newport hach •-Coco'• Oii I 71tt .ct '" .... ' Announcem ent Gary S. Mccarter, D .P.M . is pleased to announce the opening of his practice of Podiatry Complete foot care Children & Adults As m introductory service to the community and to mcre~e public awareness of footcare. we are offenng a FREE foot health screening by appointment only. Lavern• and Shirley'• neighbor Rhonda Lea goads the roommates Into !_VMMI of truth. (R) O aopp's natural grace. Miss e1od1e b9!1evaa th•• 11er 2011 Westcli f/ Dr. suite 5 {SJ lN'F·~TWON A comedian h<>St and lour comic contealants who compel• agalnat one another .,. fNtUfed In thll Ull<*lM><ed comedy gem4t anow. 9:00 D Of MOVIE *"* * "Oh, God I" (1977) George Bums, John Oen· ..... 8 9 THAE£'8 COMPANY Helen. lntu1181ed by Stan· ley. Mella aol-lrom Ralph Futley (R) O (C)WOVll * * • * "The Spirit Of St. Louis" (1957) JamM s1-- ar1. Murray Hamilton. aD MOYIE * • "Mountain Men" (1980) Charlton Heeton, Brian 1<.ith. Cl) THC! W/IOCY WOM.D Of' JONATHAN W1HTIM HOS1· Or'IOtl WellM. (%)MOVIE ••'A "Stay As You Are" ( 1980) M.,.c.llo Maatrolan- nl. Nutaula l<lnlkl. t:IO 8 9 TOO CLOSE FOR COWORT H&r1ry la ftred for being unp•trfotk: when Coemlo Cow llkH on 1119 White HOUM (R) • 6!!) mlTIVAL Of' HANOI: THI 8IU<EN TENT Juon Ac>Wda Jr •nd mem'*8 of 1119 Natlonel TN*e of U. OMf per· '°'"' • dt8")•11C irWalon of ___ •_Ao~ f't08! OC*I' (A) student m1y h9V9 a grNt Mureuadancer.(RI Newport Beach Cl MOVIE rcorner of 17th at lnn~J • • "1941" (1979) John 8eluahl. Toehlro Mlfune '•--------63-1-.40-99-------~· 10:46 (%)MOVIE I" **** "Ad1m'1 Rib" (1949) Spencer Trecy. Katharine Hepburn. t 1:00 D SA TUAOA Y NIGHT Host: Paul Simon. Gueet George HarrllOI\. m MOVIE • • "hrun And The Huntr ... " (19•7) Johnny Wel11mulle1. Brenda Joyce. • MNNYHJU Benny'• Weal Country cner.cter hat the belt ec:lvQ a father c:.n gtw to his IQn. • DtCK CAVETT GUNt: Jonn Gielgud (Part 1 of •)(R) aDMOVIE •~ "Woman By Nlgh1" ( 1978) AJl18 WUson. Lor- raine 0.S..le. 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MAGAZIHE Jack Klugmen'a campelgn for more governmenl - fundec:t m«llc:al ,_,Ch; a punk faahlon ShOllf In Mln- nMC>OllS; Or. Wuco on the l1t11t In premature baby care; Suaan WUMnlteln tell~ how to haQgle II I flee mark9'1. 7:44 (%) MOVIE • • * * "Adam's Rib" ( 1949) Spenclf Tracy. Katheflne Hepbufn. ~ 8 Cl) MAGNUM, P.I. Megnum joins a marathon awlm-run-blke rece In Ofder to help a Client. (R) D GAMES PEOPl.E Pl.AV FMtured: lthletlc: ICIMllll at 1 tcl1ool lor IN dlMt; a lit~ competition, flgur9 ••ting fOr 11 10 t3-YNr· Olda; hnt11 In tilt dltc joc. k9Y competition. (R) e MOYIE * ·~ "The .Jellowy Fac-IOI'" ( 1971) 8ur1 Reynolda, Richard Ander'lon 8 9 MOAKN#/0 ....,... Mindy goee to WOf'I! IOI' I TV call..Jn al!Ow, IMYlng MOttt to cop. with tilt l!Ou-". (R) D MOYIE ••o,t "Modesty BlalM'' ( 1988) M onie• 111111, T«enoeSIMnp • MOYIE • •o,t "Maydey Al 4-0,000 FHI" ( 1978) Oevld Januetl. 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From Page 24 "Suzy'1 War" A black gt>eno glrl flg1111 to rid her nelghb<><llood or violent crimes (C)MOVIE • • "Sparkle" ( 111761 Irene Cara , Lonetta McKee aDMOVIE • • "Galaxine" (111801 Stephen Meoht, Dorothy Strellon CS)MOVIE * * * "NOflh Dallas For· ty" ( 111711) Niclc Nolte, Mee Devis 0MOVIE • • • "Simon" ( 1980) Alan Arkin, Austin Pendle- ton HO IJ ®) BEST OF THE WEST Tile MW Jell begin• to fall apart, end Elvira and Doc try to keep Ille lownsfolk from learning how Sam waswoundad. &l SHE.AK PAEVIEWS "More Gunty P!Msures" Roger Eb¥! and a- Slsket revl-some movie£ they're ambarra1sed to edmot lhey liked (RI 'Ii) JULIA CHILO ANO COMPANY "Indoor I Outdoor Barbe- cue" (R) (H)MOVIE •• •'h "Julie" (11177) Jane Fonde, Vene111 Redgrave ... Cl) HOA8E A '9p0fter piclc1 the woral poalbte lime to do a IM· lute on the hospital. (R) D Q) A LOVE LETTER TO JACK IENHY Geotge Buma, Bob Hope and Jotlnny Carton hoet • lribute to Ille lete ~ an, f .. lurlng lllgllllghta l\'om Benny'a TV Ntiea and~.(R) •o TAXI The cabblea -left 10 ~ the pawment In a hunt for ntw joba when Ille Sunehtne Ceb Company goea out of ~ (R) • FIUTA MEXICANO Tha mullcet group of Jorge Holquin perfonn• Ille mualo end dence of three ~tic region• ol Mexico Verecr\/.l, JallKo and the region of LU Hu est-. fli) 8NIAK flMVllWt "More Gull1y ,.....,,._ .. Roger Ei.t and Gene Si.Itel review-ll'IOlllM they're emberrMMd to tdmlt they llked. (~ • t:41C%>WCW. • • 14 "Honeyeuclll• filoM'' ( 1tl0) w-. .....,.,, Orerl~ 10:00 1J Cl) KNOTS LANDING Sid ·~IS J R •• offer lo patent and man.et hit ,_ car engine, bul J.R. find• a wt!Nng accomplloe In Sid's llS1ar Abby (R) 9 U.8. CHRONICLE "Working Smarter" Jim Lwar exatnlnM labor anct P<oductlvlty tn • ~ York 1teet ptanl owneo and managed by the J~ (t)MOVIE • • • "Alf That Jazz" ( 19711) Roy Scheider, Ju-· slca Lange ©JMOVIE ••fl "Tile llland" ( 1980) Mlclla•I Caine. David Warnar (S)HUOHIE Juon Robardl and Jaclc Dodson star In lhis ~ac:1 play about two men from oppollle world• who lhare Ille lonelineu Of Ille big clly 0MOVIE "• "Ranaom" Oliver Reed. Deborah Raffin 10-.30 &l AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE; ANOTHER VIEW "Worn4!n And Work" The ex.pending roles and con- tribulions ol .omen In tile neOon ·a work lore. are explored. Cil nu; LAWMAl<EM CorrHpondenll Linda Wenhefmer and Cokte Roberti join Paul Duke lor an up-to-the-minute eum· mary Of C~lonal ectlvlll... -' OD 8TANOINQ AOOM ONLY "Tile Magic: Of The Stars" Milton Barte toost1 11111 1peclet with 1Uper1tar1 Ludlte Bait. Jack lAmmon, Walter Mallheu and Dk* van Patten performing magical Irides end oomedy rou1lnee. 11:008 IA~YNGHT Hoat: Elliot Gould. 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Jones and Haley Green. In the first episode, Capt. Joe Rorchek <Greene> and his firefighters who in- clude his sons Chris and Ted, arrive at a huge fire in a warehouse where they rescue a vic- tim believe d to be res pons ible for t he fire ... "Stoned," an award- winning drama starring Scott Baio, will be re- broadcast on ABC Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. The drama focuses on Jack, a shy high school student who retreats behind mari- juana. FOR PUBLIC PLAY RAC<i)UETBAL L INTRODUCING SUEFIMER AHOllCSAHD JAZZHCISE CLASSES HOWFolMIHG ucqunu.LL LHIOMI 0 ..... ly , ..... Je.. IC4 ....... J ,,..... Call For R.-rwttloM SAMT ANA AEROllC CENTER 1714) 540-0611 1 .I. - ft ~ fl ti rl L 1 • ._._ -· .. -·---------...--· Davtime Drama Alan hopes for reconciliation 8) LYNDA IURSCH GUIDING UGlrr: Hope 1s released from hospital after giving birth to Alan Michael and continues her rcconc1hat1on with Alan. J oe warns Diane to give him back the tupes or he'll kill her. Nola using false ref· ercnl'eS and phon) pre · vious joh information lo try and land job. Justin warns Diane not to tell Philip about his true parentage. llenry tells Mike to try and rind his son Vanessa leaves mys terious note that lets Ed know ruta is in San F'pinc1sco. Ed decides to ~:l\ el to California ~ 1Lh f\cllx's rather ALL MY c mLIJ"liEN: Pamela sets Erica up b)' having her brag about her s u~cess ful Hollywood career in front of Brandon and then brings forward the producer who knows Erica ·s taste of Hollywood was a r1 zzle Nina confronts Palmer with feelings that he may have killed Sybil and 1s trying to frame Cliff. but Palmer manages to convince Nina this is a pre· posterous notion . Ke nt Bogart, Erica's secret ad mirer. is sending her cham· pagne and flowers and finally manages lo get her home phone number by as- s uring Mona he Is a re· port e r with Tempo magazine. Cliff's lawyer discovers Sybil put S.S,000 in the bank right before her death. and Betsy says she thinks Palmer supplied lhe cash Myra's blood pres· sure problems are increas· Ing . Chuck and Carrie s hare a passionate kiss. Jessie teaches Carl to s moke ANOTHER WORLD: PLANS WEDDING -Although their rela- tionship has been plagued with obstacles, Ginny Marshall and Ryan Connor (Barbara Rucker and Phil Clark) hope to finalize their wedding plans on NBC's (Ch. 4 > ''Texas." The program airs weekdays at 3 p.m. Cricket. Stan promises Barbara and Lisa the rashions will soon be arriv- ing. James plans to have Steve In charge or smug- gling in the jewels with the dresses. DA VS OF OUR UVES: Although he is still seeing her, Neil believes Mary dating him to make Alex jealous. Going to Starlight Room. Hope upset when she sees Angel with Jake. Angel continues to haraaa Marie. When Llz continues to be jealous of Marlena, Don becomes angry. Renee manages to ensconce David in a hiding place. The hit men come after David. but Mike manages to help him escape. With her nightmares about Jordan continuing, Blaine turns lo Rick for comfort. Marianne is furious about lhis alliance. Rick incensed whe.n he comes home al two in the morning and finds Jamie visiting Marianne. Following medical ex- amination, Jerry is in per(ect health, but is still plagued by headaches and memory lapses. Rachel un- happy about Alice's close· DOCTORS: Hiding in ness to Amanda whUe Alice closet, Danny saves Robin Is nursing Mac. Cecille from Sebastian. Sebastian makes certain that Jamie manages to find them both catches her kissing Sandy. and assaults Robin. Feeling Kit agrees to remarry uneasy about Robin, Althea Joey. Olivia leaves town heads for the mansion. get into the underground. Convincing Mekos he's on his side. Luke is able to transmit messages to Port Charles and give the island location. A crazed Mekos realizes what Luke is up to and the duo batUe ror their lives. Luke pushes Mekos Into the freezlna chamber and Mekos Joins Alu. Tony. Noel and Max 1n death. Rick operated on Alan Jr .. saving bis life. but warns Alan and Monica the baby may have permanent heart dama1e. In New York, Susan gives birth to a boy and Is joined by Mrs . Grant. who learns AJan is the father. Shielding Hutch on the waterfront, Rose shares passionate kiss with him. Hiding from Ramsey, Hutch cuts his shoulder. Disposing of Mekos. Luke is trapped in the ship's con· trol room and seems unable to stop the freezing of Port Charles. and sublets her apartment When the mansion catches ONE LU'E TO LIVE: to Rick and Marianne. Rick tire. Robin Is trapped and When Vicki's ring reap· decides to do a residency In Danny is desperate to save pears -she thought il was psychiatry her. Luke meets Lacy and stolen but it merely fell ocr ~ 1s intrigued by Mr. her finger Karen spots it A S T ff E W 0 R L D and realizes it's the same TURNS: With Howell pro· EDGE Of' NIGHT: Hid· ring Steve offered her. Ted and Chnl are not fooled by the acl and plan to hnd Yancy's wife Herb hires Cassie as his part-time secretary . Brad is unhappy about Kat and Marcello's reburgeoning relationship. RY.AN'S HOPE: Joe ;e· alizes Vartoba i,s behind Siobhan's dis appearance and knuckles under when Vartoba says Siobhan will only be returned ir Joe agrees to head drug opera· lion. Dee convinces Roger she's interested in him once ' more an order lo get In on mine deal. which may pro- vide enough quick money for her to buy back the Crystal Palace. Seneca, dis traught when he dis· covers Kim has taken Arie). later finds a note from Klm which Sa) s sh,.. took S20.000 from the check· ing account and has taken Arley away, but promises lo give him regular reports ir he promises not to go looking for her Seneca agrees not to look for Kim, but Rae decides she'll do anything she can to rind Kim and the baby. SEARCH FOR TOMOR· ROW: Garth's funeral is held. Llza and Cathy renew their friendship when Llza tells her she knows how she feels because she remem· hers Steve's death. Wendy taken aback when Sylvie warns her to stay away from Zack. but Stephanie steps in and takes care or Sylvie. With Spence leaving town, Wendy gTows closer to Zack. A mysterious man fondles a picture of Mignon. TEXAS: Rena learna s he 's not pregnant. Although she is unhappy about Dennis' change in personality, Iris makes a deal with him : he ruins Ryan and sae'U do likewise with Paige. Ryan aware that Pete was involved lo Ms frame-up. Ruby wants to live with Ricky. Paige plans to open a boutique. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Nikki. trapped by Edward. marries him In self-styled ceremony. Dan-1 oy cuts a demo record with Jonas' backing. Snapper stunned by letter rrom Sal· ly' the mother or his 11· legitimate son. Learning of Victor and Laurie's friendship, Lance warns her not to get involved. When Victor m akes ar- rangements for Charles to attend posh school in Switzerland. Eve and the boy head for Europe. Leslie confesses to Stuart she and Lance may be in love, but s he's certain they will never marr~. posing ridiculous cuts &t ing GaVUl, 8obb1 drugs him aware that Karen has con· the hospital, Jeff and Rob to prevent him from turn-nected him to Steve and de· plan to join (orces with Ing himself lh to police for cldes she and Marco must other medicos to Cight the Gunther·s murder. Just as die . Ted plans to have the Hove .a qu118fion .obota director. After telling Cody Cavin goes to escape. twosome killed al the next 11our favorite JOO? ur IOOP she's pregnant. Cricket Sharkey appears. Carl counterreit money drop. •tor ? w..-ue to L11ncfo stunned when he tells her promlshes to give Martine a and when Steve ofret1 to Hf r 8 c h • c I 0 r f fl l d h e · s go Ing ba c k to divorce ii she helps him get send Karen to Enaland she N ~-'""' Hollywood a.nd she should even with Sky Whitney by reallies she's marked ror flt.Dlptlpn .,,,,.._ate, P.O. get an abortion. Hayley helpJng him break Into the death. Ted talks Vicki lnto Boz 19620, lrviM, CaJif. having no luck In tryln1r to mansion. Martlne telh~ Sky checkJng out of the hospital n714, ~ will ·~·°' get her tuition decreased. she wants to rejoin the and setting a week-aw&y man11 qutdtOM.Qf W COii Cliff and Sofia share a dance troupe. wedding dale. 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NO. b.p. 0... \ --· ·----... --------- Sports Highlights From Page 7 HIGHUGHTS "USC" EVDllHO 8:00 II PAO FOOT8All WRAP 7:00 9 VIC BRAOEN'S TENHl8 FOft THE FVTUAE "Conditioning" Vic Brl<l«I <lemonttrat• fi'.te lmpott- ant axarci-guaranteed 10 laka you from "hutt and puff" to "Win and grin." CR) t:OO C1J F\. VINO SPORTSMAN "Mexican Riviera" Ed TabOr vlllta Iha exciting city of Mautlan, blllfltl'I ca.pltal of the world. Pu«to Vallarta and GuadalajWa. 11:00 C1J IPORT8 SHACK Ha.t· Lynn SlladlalfO<d 11:30 8 SPORTS F1HAt. Holt· Jim Hill. C1J COLLEGE FOOTBALL San JoM Slate vs. S1an- f0<d Monday sports SEPTEM8ER21, 1M1 EVENHi l.«1 8 111 NFL FOOTBALL Dall• Cowt>oya at New England Patriot• Tuesday sports 8EPTEM8EA 22. 1M 1 EVENING 7:00. DOOGER DUGOUT 7:151 DOOOEAPAE4AME 7:30 IA8EBALL Loe Angelal OoOg..-at San Frendac:o Olanta CID RACE FOA THE PEHHAHT Betry Tompldne and Tim McCarver recap dtvltlonal OLD LINEMEN NEVER DIE -Merlin Olsen, once one of the most feared linemen on the g r idiron, has found another field to play on. Since leaving the Los Angeles Rams, where he was one of the ·Fearsome Foursome,· he has turned to acting and is doing very well. After eight years as a regular on 'Little House on the Prairie,' he has his own show this season. He is NBC's (Ch. 4 > ·Father Murphy' Tuesdays at 8 p.m . He is playing with Father Murphy's dog, Mine. here. Barry Tompkin• and Tim McCar.oer recap dM&lonal baMball ltandlnga and lnt«IMW soma of Iha game'• top playa.-a. • Wednesday sports SEPTEMBER 23, 1981 EVENIHG 7:00 . DOOOEA DUGOUT ©) ALitAOEN JUMPER Ct.A881C ' 7:16. OOOGEA PAE-GAME 7:30 • BASEBAl.L La. Angalee OoOoers a1 San Francleco Glanla ©)BMEBAU C~ White Sox at Cali- fornia Angels 10:30 (ID RACE F~ THE PEHHAHT Barry Tompkins and Tim Mccarver recep divislonal baseball standing• and lnte<vt-aome of the Q81'h9'1 top player1 Thursday sports SEPTEMBEA 2<l. 19'11 ~ 7:00. DOOOEA DUGOUT 7:16. DOOOEA PAE-GAME 7:30. MSEBALL Los Angeles Dodg«t at San Fr~ Olanta CID INllOE THE HF\. Hoelt Lan Dawson and NiQk Boonlc:onU pr-I hlghllghta of crltlcal gwnee. analyais and pra- dictloN of upcoming con- t•t• In Iha NFL. t:ao fl) HOT SHOTS K...in Brophy na«at• a look at Iha hlatory, tech- nlquaa, equipment and peraonalltlat of akata- bowdlng, featuring a fooua on pro rider• Tony Alva end Oav1d Htlcilatt. 11:30 CID IN8IOE THE NF\. Hostt Len OaW90n and Nlelc Buonlconll ~I hlghllghta of crltlcel 0--. analysla and pr• d~ of upcoming con- tests In Iha NFL. Going the distance on 5th Ave. Track fans who have been following the rec- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.l ord-breaking exploits of Great Britain's Steve Ovell will surely want to watch ABC's live cov- erage of the first "Fifth Avenue Mile," airing Saturday. Sept. 26. so the two will continue to work separately. NBC, on the other band. has shown its good taste in hiring Hilary Cosell, a woman sportscaster who knows the difference between a ball game and a beauty pageant. As producer /in- ter viewer for the network's "Sports Journal," the junior Cosell has proven herself every bit the hard- hilter her rather is. but with a keener eye for the target. HORST61HHI TRIPLE C Wll repair yow cor at yow "°"'9, buslM11 or •ocatlo1t. Ml1tor or 1 Mojor. IMSoHble basic rates $22.50 fhr. + SI 0 Mnk• col. 645-9735 IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE! Ovett. the world record-holder (at 4:48.40), will be running on a straight track (approximately 20 blocks along New York's celebrated avenue) against a very fast field that includes indoor rec- ord-holder Eamonn Coghlin and lop U.S. miler Steve Scott. Women will be represented with such top milers as Mary Decker, Francie Larrieu and Jan Merrill on the starting line. TOO BAD football fans didn't get the same deal Jimmy the Greek did when CBS was sweet- talked by Phyllis George into renewing her con- tract for "The NFL Today" pre1ame show and updates. The Greek has refused lo share a studio with the Scarlett O'Hara or the broadcast booth, JOE NAMATH. who starred this summer in the musical .. Damn Yankees," is staying in the music field. He will take youngsters through the paces of the American Symphony Orchestra ror "An Orchestra is a Team, Too," a segment of "The CBS Festival of Lively Arts for Youn1 Peo- ple," airing Oct. 4. 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OHJO A : Nope . S teve Schnitzer , presently Marcello on "One Life to Live," was Julie 's brother Steve. As for Greg's brother Eric, he was portrayed by Stan Kamel. Q : A lot of us wonder what happened to Nancy Hughes on "As the World Turns." We featly miss her. Many recall that the Hughes family wa s the s how 's backbone but now the Stewarts seem to be tak· ing over. And where is Nancy ? -E.S .. SANTA ANA, CALIF. couldn't get pregnant by Chuck? I thought her tubes were tied as a teen-ager when she un· de rwent an appendec· tomy while a hooker. - D ~C .. ST. ;PETERS· BURGH, FLA. A: Donna did get pre- gnant by Chuck. She carried the baby to term but it was stillborn. Don· na did have one false pregnancy. You are right, her pimp Tyrone did have her tubes tied but the procedure was r ever sed after h er hysterical pregnancy. Q: On "As the World Turns," I recall Kim was once pregnant by Bob. Was Bob married at the time? AJso, did he marry Jennifer because she was expecting Fran- ny? -E.W., JACKSON , MISS. A: Bob was married to Kim's sister Jennifer when be and Kim became lovers . At the lime John Dixon mar- ried Kim to give the child a name. Kim lost the child and was about to leave John when he ESP Model 2068 EUREl<A"S HEW RILL SIZE VACUUM ONLY 13 LIS. PERFECT FOi QUICK PICK-UP S EASY TO USE ·· EASY TO CARRY FREE TOOLS! 12 NEWPORT VACUUM CENTER 18321 2 N~wport Blvd., Costa Mesa IHr> 830am.-4)0pm.I 646-5144 . = A : Nancy is oc - casionally mentioned in the storyline, but has not been seen since spring when Helen Wagner who orgfninated the role and played it for 25 years de· cided to leave. As for the Stewarts replacing the Hughes, it does seem that way. When the story began the Hughes family was a struggling upper-worldly mobile family who seemed much happier than the rich trouble -plague d Lowell family. Ellen Lowell eventually mar- ried David Stewart and BR IGHT FUTURE -Rikki Dekker's <Randy Hamilton> singing career is taking off on ~BC's <Ch. 4) 'Texas.' The daytime drama 1s seen weekdays at 3 p.m. was hurt in a fall. Later 1------~----------- he Hughes and Lowell amities shared the serial spotlight. Q : I think Judith Light is a wonderful actress. What can you tell me about her? -K. R ., GOLDSBORO, N.C. A : We also think Judith, a two-time Em· my winner for her work as Karen on "One Life to Live," is terrific. The golden-tressed actress is an only child who at· tended Carnegie Tech in DIS-EASE OR DI-SEASE ? ? Dis..ase or disease . . . both respond well to positive menta l attitudes! The COOPER LEWTER HYPNOSIS CENTER and THE M E DICAL HYPNOSl.S CENTER in Newport Beach are here to help. F REE r,.TRODU CTION TO HYPNOSIS SESSIONS COOPE R L EWTER HYPNOSIS CENTER 2ss Placentia Suite 205 Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 64$.9140 Pitts burgh. Single, Judith has thrown much support behind Impact on World Hunger, a group which strives to educate people to the fact no one need go hun· gry and that world hunger can be obliterat- ed right now. Kim became pregnant by John and Andy was born. As for Jennifer, she and Bob were mar· ried when Franny was conceived. Jennifer died in a car crash while she was in remission from blood ailment. Who to see this weekend? PllotWeellender ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE New look! New alzel Every Frtdeyl Q : How can Donna on "All My Children" ex· peel to get pregnant by Palmer when s h e Have a question about your favonte IOOP or aoap I star? Write to Lynda' Hirsch , c l o Field Newspaper Syndicate, P.O. Boz 19620, Irvine, Calif. -----------------" 92714. Dr . Will iam L. 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Rooney, wbos• 50-year car eer spans vaudeville, radlo, television, stage and movies, will star as the feisty grandfather Oliver Nugent on "The Mickey Rooney Show," Fridays at8 p.m. Nugent takes up an invitation from bis grandson (Dana Carvey) to share his apartment, much to the dismay of his roomate (Nathan Lane). Nugent's quick wit and eye for the coeds who fre· quent the house not onJy get him into humorous situations but they finally endear him to the stu- dents. Arness returns to television in ·"McClain's Law,'· and instead of patroling the streets of Dodge City he's working the streets of San Pedro. He Qlays a detective who comes out of retire- ment of 15 years to join the force again and hunt the kilJers of his long-time friend and business partner. Out of touch with society and with depart- ment methods, the old-timer has a hard time ad- justing to the streets. Trying to keep his "prac- tical" methods of investigation from getting him into trouble, his superiors pair him with a young, by-the-book detective. "McClain's Law" is set to run Fridays from 10 to 11 p.m. Rock Hudson will play former-detective Bryan Chase in ''The Devlin Connection," set to run Fridays at 10 p.m. Chase lives in a world of high style and sopbjstication, far away from his days as a private investigator. But his son (Jack Scalia), a fledgling New York detective, arrives in L.A., and coaxes his Cather back into part-time detective work. Although the younger man's instincts are good, he's a fish out of water in L.A., and he soon needs his father 's help to keep him out of trouble. Their relationship becomes one of stoic indil· ference on the surface; with warmth and respect underneath. There will also be some comedy in tbe conflicts between the swank elder Chase, and his denim-clad, street-wise son. . James Garner, who starred in "Maverick" years ago, will return in "Bret Maverick" on NBC Saturdays at 9 p.m. ln "Bret Maverick," Gamer is the same inveterate gambler be was before, only he's "al years older and 40 years wlser." He is part owner in the Red Ox saloon and owns a ranch outside of town, lnberiUng a can-Jame! Gamer of ·Bret Maverick' tankerous squatter , Cyrus Whittaker, with the ranch. Among Maverick's constant irrilatiooa are a young reporter, Mary Lou, who is coutanlly hounding him for stories about h111amblln1 days. Co-starring with Garner will be Stuart Margolin, who plays Standlna Bear, and la always ready to "help" Maverick -for a price. Waylon J ennings, who will make a guest appearance later in the season, has been commissioned to write the theme S<lllg. · But television veterans aren't the only ones lined up with starring roles on NBC this seuon - a host ol newer stars will also be seen in the new programs. Gabe Kaplan and Guieb Koock will star in the new comedy, "Lewis and Clark," set to run Thursdays at 8:30. As a pair ol saloon-keepera in A Luckenback, Texas, Kaplan's New York sensibilities and Koock's Texas wtWcisma provide plenty ol humor and cultural conllicl. Michael McManus and Clifton James will aho have regular parts in "Lewis and Clark." The show is written by Kaplan and Marc Scheffler, un· der the banner of Carson Productions. NBC also has high hopes for "Father Murphy," which stars Merlin OlHD u a ru11ed sold miner in the 1870's who must occulonally pretend to be a Catholic priest la order to keep authorities from cloein1 an orpbanqe nm by Mae Woollward (Katherine Cannon). "Father Murphy" airl helclays at I p.m. '*-. a J.S.,.... dtl-'" ......... for.J &iMt ...... Ida,....... ... ,.Ulll9 __ _ ---~" to t.h Jlile .. .. l • -.... ~ , • Another Friday night drama, "Chicago Story," has been scheduled by NBC. Thia 8:30 p.m. show will star Vincent Bauetta, Cralc Nelson, Dennis Franz and Kristoffer Tabori. NBC president Brandon Tartikoff calls "Chicago Story" the "single most ambitious pro- gram on any network's fall schedule." In a nutshell, the program deals with teams of doctors,. lawyers and cops who deal ln life and death situa- tions required by their prolesatons. The show ls shot entirely in Chicago. Although the focus of the show will change each week, the major characters will be in every episode. Thia broad spectrum of character and situation has led Tartlkoff to say that the show will have the "widest canvas ever used on a weekly episodic series." The show will be broadcast Fridays at 8:30 p.m. Veteran actor Tony Randall will star in "Love, Sydney," a warm-hearted story of a midclle·ated com merclal artist who ls rescued from loneliness by a divorced mother and her youn1 child. The show wtll be shot in New York before a live audience, and shown at '9:30 p.m. Wed· nesdays. tn "The Powers of Matthew Star," Peter Barton stars as.Matthew, an escapee from another world who must not ooly cope with the usual upe and ·dowm ol eartbly adoleleellce, but also re.ct mind.I, see the future and move objects without tollddal tbem • ' .......... aetompalM to ... .., ...... dlu <.._.. 01111•, Ir.) ... ._.. • .,. .... e.11 •""1. """'&al M• ,.._ ...... .,_.. Mickey Rooney of 'The Mickey Rooney Show" enemies who threaten the lad al every tum. The versatile Nell Carter will star with veteran Dolph Sweet in "Gimme a Break," a situation comedy in which Carter ls hired u a sur· rogate mother for the children of a tou1h police captain. This show will screen Thursdays al 9:30 ' p.m . Other new NBC shows will include five Satur· day morning children's shows -"Smurfs," "The Kid SuperPower Hour with Shuam," "Space Stars," "Spider-man and his Amuint Friends" and "Bullwinkle." These shows will be broadcast Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. · CNN competing ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -.Daniel Schorr, senior Washington coorespondent for Cable News Network, says the all-news network doesn't have the money that other network news teams have. but it is competing well. "It's very rare that we equal the best of what I happens oo the eventna networb," Schorr added, in an interview duriDI ua Alpen vacation. But be no&ed that CB& NBC and ABC have budtetl llx to 10 tim• U.e me ol CNN. And, 1ald Schorr, CNN CM 10 OD tM .... lmm.nately and stay on witJt • lmpargs -,Y. ..•• .,... ................. .. IE ! 47 M ftW1•1• ... "tMTelO .-1 &II 1 a r r'I 1,., .... llailn, a r.m• :----..,.~ ... q el : Ambiage presents ... The new you. We are opening our doors to you Saturday October 10, 1981 . at tbe South Coast Plaza Hotel Wish you had an expert to show you how the Movie Stars, Models and Personalities create those grem FMhion Looks and Fabulous Faces? Now you can! 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Claire Bloom Four dlspa1a1a people 1nvu11- g11e a nouM wtlh an Infamous reputation IO< su1>«na1Ufal ~ O•••~"BananH" ( t971 I W oody Allan lOUlSe L-A ptOdUC1 1 .. 1..-. bored wilh his everyday routine, oon lo a small Lalin American counlry and t>ec:ome. a d;c1a10t during a poUllcal upheaval. 'PG' 7;30 (%) * * ~ "Honeysuckia AON" ( 1980) Wiilie Nelson, Oy11n Cannoo Whiia on 1our. a Taxu coun1ry. -tttn llrlQ8t l>ecOma$ lnvot.ed with the Mducllve daughlW Of hia slde«k:« -ttH>ugh he Slili io- hl• 1tay-a1..nome wtte. 'PG' l.'00 8 * * "I Wiii. I Wiii .. For Mow" ( 1976) Elllott Gould. Diane Keaton. A married coupta try' to cvre their Hllual lncompatlblllly 1hrougti • legal conlraci, M• boolla and group ~· D • • ~ "Btotherfy love" (t970) Paler O'Toole, Suswmatl Ycn. A -·a t.netlCal a~ ment 10 her mentally Ill brolhar cau-1a11era compllcaUona In her man. Ill relatloMNp. • * •~ "GrNI Call Of The Wiid" Documentery. The ~ of netute In the Canadian Aoclclea are pr--...d by a naturalit l0tallo-. CH> •• "From Hell To Vic- tory" ( t979) 0-ge Hamil- ton, 0-ge ~d. Four lrlanda from different COU"1tlle ..-1 laltve Parla In t839 lo fight tor lllalr lndivldu11 countrl•• In World War II. 'PO' Cl) •• "A91um Of The Oregon" Btuca LM. A INl1lel aru expert mu11 u• Illa 1111111 to del"t a horde of_,..,. 0 * "The AWlkenlng" ( t980) Cflarlton Ha.ton, Suaannah York An ard\Mologlllt'a d9ughler ~ po-..d by Iha maleYdlnt 8')lr1t of an llftCient Egyptian ~ 'R' •-*' CC) •••• ''The Con- formist" (t971) JeM-Loult Trlntlgnant, Dominique s..lda. Dlr.-S by Ber· nardo e.rtoluocl. A ptll!Oe- ophy prCIMaor atruggial to melntaln -...,,_ blanoe of normalcy amid the terron ol F..a.t ltlfy In t937. 'R' 9'!00 • <B. ·~"Embryo" (t978) Aodl ~. a.,. --Clirrefa. A -m ldenllat brirlg8 to Ille a ~--· e a "Fly Away Home" (Premiere) Bruoa Bo•- IMtnet, MlchMI 8«:11. The T .. ~of 19" II -,tlwCJUGf.! the ~ of bo4tl NNrlCen end Viet- nam••• lndl11ldu1I• lfMllwd.Q 9:10 Cl) • • "AIWNI OfThe 9,,......,.. .. Sonny CN- t>e. ·iir a> • * • "1800" t ttm Aobett De Niro, Doneld ~The ~to d'11 .... ot two """"' dlfttt· en1 20th century llalian lamllln la portrayed. 'A' tO:OO caJ '1 * It Y, "Don't L~ Now" ( 11173) Julie Chrletia, Donald Sutherland. A wo'flan hll recurring vtslon• ot her dead daugh- ter durlno her and her hus- band's Slay In Venice 'PG' 0 • • • "All Thal Jau ' (1979) Roy Scheider. J ... lllCI Lange The tumultU· ous hla or • prOfesslonel dancer I• followed trom SUCGe11 on the staoe to pefsonal cri.. 'A' 10:30 (C} • • • • "Resurrac· llon ( 1980) Ellen Burslyn Sem Shepard. Aller • nea1 fatal IWtO aocldenl, a wom- en llncll 1ha1 II-. haa tti. ablllly 10 heal others bul la pefMICUled becauM of her refusal 10 claim 1 divine lnlkienee ·PG' tt:OO ** 'Co,~T0Coas1" ( t980) Dyan Cinnon, Aob- erl Bl1ke. A runeway housewlla and a ac;rappy trucker haullng c;atlle coat-to-c:oul becOme the largata ol a wlld CIOS.S- country en .... ·po· t t:ao 8 (I) *•'-'"Tile Gum· ball Rally" ( t976) Mk:h- Samllln. Tim Mcintire. A blzau• combination of apparently Mn8 cltlUN embar11 on • wtld COHMO- coas1 IMJIO r-. Cl>••* "Airp'-1" ( t9801 Robert Haya, Julle Hag«ty Aller an aif'lin«'• et-19111 to lood po4aon- lng, a nervoua form« war p11o1 II pr...cl Into --¥Ice and muet con1end with oo-t>oard hyaterta. a aecrellw control toww and~..., memoriea. 'PO' t2:00 • * * * "Lord Love A Duck" C 1888) Roddy McDowell, Tueaday Weld. A progreaaMlfy minded P9'SQll helpe 1 tranalerred high achool git! 991 wtlal ahaWWltl. cm * * * "The Wldter Man" ( t973) Edward Woodward, Stitt Ekland. A malnland pollcem1n la aant to a remote Scot119h l.iand to m.tlglta the ~-of•yc>UnQ girt wtio tn4'Y ...,,. "-' Iha ¥1c;tlm of modem-day ~ IATUN)AY'8 MOV10 ....... "l-Come Bedl" (t982) Donl Dey. Rocle Hud9on. An unacru- puloua bullr-8men rneeta hll matdl In a ~lful and detarmltled blonde. • * * * Y, "Hlgfl Noon" ( t952) Gety Cooper, Gr- l<elly. A murderer and hit bfothera attempt to _, tM _.. with the lheftff who eent him to prlaQn., CC) ••• "The Count Of Monie en.to" ( t934) Rob- llf1 Oonet, Ellala Landl. Bated on tM no....i by Aleundre Duma•. An Innocent men untuatly ~led fOf 20 yws mail• e daring eecape to wreak r-. on tM men ~ Cll * .... "No Depotlt, No R•t~n·• (1178) 01vld N1'41. °",..., MoGavln. Tiie Otlllclrto\ of neglaet""'8 per.,.,,. Mlde 10 etage ttltlr own~ to ~ eome enen11on. ·o· MICZJ•*'.+"~ AoM" ( tMO) Wiiie Htliaon, Dyen Cannon. Wlllle on !OW, a T_.. OOUMty--'9'11 ..,., becOmel ln\IONtd with the ..ouct""'8 _,.,.,..,of Illa llO*lde 9Wlr1 thQUgfl ,_ .... lovel Stoker, Darwin Jotton Pot;ceman and convk::ts are forced 10 join together 10 prevent a ,_,.11g9 gang lrom completely occupying • police station 'A' 1 t:4& U • •.,,."Bad Ronald" (19H ) Kim Hunle<, Scoll Jacoby A n-house tirings a young family Iola ol surpn-. Including • psychopalhlc killer hiding In lhe 11111c t2.-00 0 • * '" "Spectre Of Edgar Allan Poe ' ( 1973) Aober1 Walker Jr.. Cesar Rometo A jOUrnalist mar· rtes his 13·yHr·old cousin lollowlno a tetel\JI vltl1 10 an 1naane uylum where a number ol vicious murde<a 11keplilC4 ID • • • · Above Sual)'· c1on" ( 1943) Joan Craw- IOld, Fred MacMurrey A couple er;counlet d1ng8f on lhatr honeymoon wht!f't lhey eome to the IHI or lhe Br 111sh Sec<el Servt<ie tO * * • "ll's My Turn" ( 1980) Jiii Clayburgh, MlchN Douglaa. A bril· llant Chicago "'811'1 pror ... tor rMkzee Iha prootams In ,_ live-In relallonllhip when She llnda I new IOve while In New V0tk for ,_ lather'• remarri11g9. 'A' (Q) * * "The Ectasy Girls" (?)****"Marat / 'PG 7:00 (OJ v, "Steel" ( 1980) Lee Mato<•. Jennllw O'Neill A beaulllul woman Is aulst· ed by a tough Cont1rUC1K>n loreman In runn•no lhe company Sha Inherits after her lalhet's suspieiOus, "acc1danl11I" dealh PG' 7:45 (ZJ •,,.,"Salum 3" ( t98di Kuk Douglas. Farrah F11wce11 A pair ol 1efen· llsls work1no in 11 space slahon are menaced by 1 mad genius and hi• randy robol 'A' 8:00 U @) Code Rad (Premiere) Lorne Greene. Andrew Slavens A myste- rious -lee o1 fifes e.tuses a squad or fireltghlers 10 search for an exp1t1na11on ol Iha blazes !CJ ••* "All Thal J~ ( 19791 Roy Schetdar Jes- sica Lange The 1umu11u- OU$ 111e ol a professional dancer IS fotlowed from aucc:eaa on the 11age 10 personal Cflll8S 'A ( $) • • • '" "Lady Smgs Th• Bluea" ( 1972) Otana Rosa. Biiiy Dee WllW.ms Tile anernataly stellar and tragle e.treer of blues Sing- er BIHle HOllrday. wh09a addiction to drugs lnoreased as her poputarlly did, ls traced INTO BATTLE -Bruce Boxleitner as photo-journalist Carl Denton. arrives in Saigon on the eve of the Tel offensive in ·Fly Away Home' on ABC <Ch. 7 > Friday at 9 p.m. Sade" ( 1987) Patrlok Magee, Glenda Jadlaon Under the dltac:lion of Ille ,. Marquis de 5111141, lnmate1 0 *** "SeemsUke Old Tlrnea" ( 1980) Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chaw A soft-11ear1ed lawyer I• torn bel-her hopeless ax· huaband-turned ·bank robber and her uprighl pr-1 huSbaod who It running for Calllornla attorney general 'PG' hll ttay·a1-home wife. 'PO' gunfighter euempls 10 NICI cm * • >n "Scavenger eecepe hta reputellon and Hunt" (t979) Richard e.n. llYe his last daya In ~. jamln, J-Coco. When (R) en eccentric mMllonalre CO)** "Coall ToCoMt" dial, Iha condl11ont of his C t980) Dyen Cannon. Aot>- will Mnd hta helr'a on a wtld art Blake. A runaw1y aeardl for vlrlout artlc:lell hOuMwife and • 9Ct*WY on a ~ Htl, tile trucker hauling catlla winner being Ible 10 claim CONI to COU1 bec:Ome Iha the ~·· rom-. IMQ91 of a wild CtOM- 11 a French mental 1ne11tu- 11on put on • Chilllng "per. 1ormance'' or the balhtub aasaulnatlOn of revolu· llonary leader Jean M8"11- 8UNOAY'8 MOVIES IEl'TBimEIUO, 1911 'PO' country cl'laae. 'PO' t:OO 8 • • * "S41nd Me No &.'00• **'-'"The Big Tr-" 10:00 D *"A Town Called Flowefe" (t"4) Rodi Hud- (1952) Klr1I Dougtaa. Eve Hal" (t972) Robert Shaw, aon. Dorie o.y. 8alieW'G Miiier. Landown«• ar• Telly SavlllU. The -ch he la on hie deathbed. a determined to protec:t lhelr tor a Meldcan revolution-hypochondriec: aete out to 1lmbertand from a greedy ery lead• to• arnalt i.otat· nnd a aultlble ~ hua- lumber baton In Caltlor· ed town. band for Illa wife. nlll'aradwood lor•t. D * * * "Alf'Planel" e • * * "Above Su9pi-o:> *** "AalnlrMCoun-(1980) Robert Hlt)'9, Julie clon" (tkl) JOlll'I Cr9W- ty'' (1957) Ellnbeth Tayl<>r, Hag«ty. After an alrllner'• lord, Fred MecMurray. A Montgomery Clift. During er-lalla 10 food polaon-CQU9le encounter danger the CMI Ww. a c:eptlllatlng Ing, • ...,_. former war on their houeymoon w'1en Southern belle ta detw· pllot la preeaad Into Mr• th9y come to the aid Of the mined to h9ve the man of ~ and ""* contend Brltllh Secret SaMce her dlolca ragwdleN of with on-board hyst9rla. a • • • • "The Sea lhec:onaequencee. secretive control t_, Chaaa" (19551 John CJI) •**'""Murder On and cfictle.fllled memo<IM. Wayne, Lana Turner The Orient Expreu" 'PG' Bated on the novel by ( t974) Albert Finney, Leu-(%) • *"'"Stay,.. You Andrew Geer. A o.rman ren Bacall. 8elglan llaUth Ara" (1980) Maroallo Ma. captain cornmendeerl a HarC\lle Poirot ln_,igltM lrolennl, Nutaeela Klneki. ahlp of fugltlYM dur1n9 Iha murder of an American A manled, mlddle aged World Ww 11 lnduetrialtll aboard a lull· man wnbartla on an ellalr CC> • • • "A Uule urloua and famoue trlin. with a teen-age glr1 wno Romance" ( 1979) Lau- (1) * • * "S-. Utt• fn4'Y be r•ted to htm. ,.,_ O!Mer. ~ ~ . Old TlfMa" (1980) Goldie 10:15(11) * ** "Caddyahecil" All elOerly con arti.t jolna HllWl'I, Chevy cn-. A (tHO) Blll Murr1y, Rodney two young run8W8yt In aofl-'-ted lawyer II 1orn Oengerflald. The dernent· love on a mad dan ecrOM ~ her ~ ••· ed OfoundMl-.per of a the EuropeM cont1nen1 l'luab1nd·turr\ed·banll awanky country club wllh the dllldren'a perent• rot>ber end her uptight 'Wegea -~ Ille and the pollOa In hot puf· preeent llu9berld whO It gopnera Inhabiting hla tur1. ault. 'PG' runnln9 for Caillornle 'R' Cl>** "Thunderbirds To ~general. 'PG' 11:00 CC) * '"The Heppy Hooller The Rtacue" ( tM t) The e ***"'"My 9oc1y. ooee llolt)wood" (t97e) pilot• of 1111e ~lany guard" ( tt79) Chrl1 Mertine Baew4cka. Adam equlpJ*S rocket lhlp• M1kepeace, Adam Weat. The~ of tM call 1!11.111 aeve Ute.,_ of paia- Baldwln. The new kid 111 9fr11 goae to the fllm Cac>'-~· trapped on a Chicago high aohoo1 tal 10 mall•• moYle bMed auperaonlt "9napor1. •o· mallM lrlende with the on her alloblogtapfly 'A' CZ)*** 1' "Adam'a Rib" IChOOI outout alld togeth· 1';30(1) ***"Ro~" (tU9) Spenc« Tracy, • IMV lltand "I> to the au-C t987) Stanl•y Bell.,, 1(1tl'lerln• H-s>burn. flt at eang wt11ct1 had per-Jemee Booth. A Btttlttl murder trtal c~ M¥oo MOuttd thtm both.. 'PO' treln II robbed of a IOttune In the "*"ieoe of 1 -- l.'06 (Z) *** .. ~.. enw tlrill.lnt ~ by an lawyer end her ....... (1ot0) 8111 MUtray. Aodn.y the........ band .... antalant dletrict Oengwflald. The dlmenl· 111 * * *"' "The Ofldu.. lltOf'M'I. ed ~ .... of 1 ..... (1N7) Duiftln Hoff. e:JO(B) •• ._..,,_..Goee 1w1nky oounltJ' club man, K1t1'11rlne AoH. The Bridt" (tMO) TOl'll weo-----the WNle IMlrlg urged to dale 8mo4flerl. ~. A ,_. ~ ~ 1111 tuft • nelgtlbor'a cteuoh*. • -edvel'tltlng llleG\ltM 'R' young graduate It helllng II agltJltld ~ IUrtMt by l!OO'e ()) • * '* "The snoo. an lllfllr wMll lier mo4tMlf. ¥laiOflt Of a tlMutlf\11 9:00 D a • • ~ "The Coacti Of The VeM" (t980) Ao0- 11<1 Conrad. Erin Gray. An eit'i>'O lootl>MI pl1yer. now partlally par al)'Zed, volun· ,_., to coacfl a team of juvenlledellnquenta CR)O CH> •• * '" "Julia" ( 1977) Jane Fonda. V1naaH Redgr"'8. Writer UIMan Hellmen ii drawn Into the main thrust of wartime realstance eftort• wt*1 her cloaMI childhood Irland IMll• her help. cm * * ·~ "Sterctuat Mem- orlee" (1980) Woody Allen, Cllartot1e Aamc>lng A .UC· ceulul dlrac:tor ,_ a peraonal crlala u he tries to make aorne mafor dad-"°"' In Illa nte. 'PO' 9':30 8 QI "Our Family Busl- ,_ .. CPr«nlere) Ted Den- son. Sem Wanamaker The ~ofan organized crime ayndic;ata return• from priaon det•· mined to dlacover who Ml hlmup. (%) * * ~ ''Honeywckia R6M" ( 1980) Wiiiie Nation, Dyan Cannon While on tour, a Te... country· -•em llr'Olr becx>fnM llWOIYad with the Mductlw daughter of hie ~lek -though he 11111 IOYM hla atay-at·hc>me ..-. 'PO' t&.00. * * * "My Luclty Star" f19381 Sonia Henle. C-Romero. A pretty c;.oMege CC>4d ~ an 14»-lltetlng attractlOn. CC) ...... "BIOodbroth- ..... ( t9781 Richard G«•. Tony Lo ~ A young man d-to breell family ltadlllon by work lrlg In a tloapff 11 -d '°' Gtllldrwi "'''* then In tM Mall)I Construction ~ 'R' 10'M (0) • * * "Simon" (IMO) Alan Atkin, ,._Jn Pendte- tOI\ Scientltt• ... ~ ty mladlracted think lank oonWlOa I bumbling C(ll.. ..,. pt~ tlW lie la"' ~ l\"om outer ..,_, 'PO' IW" c tt7t1 Joftrl w~ Cl)•• "AIMUll On.,,.. "drlem 911'1" on the .,.. of t.w ..-. ""· ~-----c1nc:t--''·"·-ct.•1_•_i .".,.""-'"----'*-• .... ~a ... 1t1_ .. _ •• _ ... _._""_111._· __ Se_e_M_oose_· _._Pag. _ _.u ----$ I • • • 4 • < - '. ., ( '' '-__ f~ (" ... ,( ( .--Y:. --- OUR GIFT SELECTION • ANTIQUES • ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS • BRONZES • WOODCARVINGS • WIDE VARJETY OF UNUSUAL GIFTS f'()R THE LADIES: . ·' 1 - -------~ VISIT THE "NEW" WOMEN'S 1'.-RADITIONAL SECTION --:::--~-'t- 3565 Eut Co.e 11.lPway' Corona dl'I Mar 675-1850 Big Week. Small Price. UM«Ckd lterm l•llina up pl•r• ln your •P•«' Sell It •II •rid put tUh Ill your podltl Willi Ille MW Dally PilOI I Day Wttll We ran put you 111 tourh will> nor• buyen ~••use our rlue1n..S. bv• en n:lre dey IO Hll every •eell Gel rtsuli.. W>lh U.. adt lh•I lul loftaer. Got the I 01y W.U •Pttl•I rleui/ied nle Call 1142 5'71 loday• For an EXTRA day, coll today ""'· 642·5618 .. n. --Dally Plot 8·Day ~.k Jtsa PWS DAY WEEK &Days 3Unes 8 Dollars ::::-";' ·=~.:-.: .. ':.-:i...-:: ________ ,..,. -------·-·- .,.. 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H• 33 ~ 2 ~ r ~ ~ ii Ill ';< en G> ~ G 3 i ~ -P> ... ,- I I • --.·----------..,_ ... _ ---- • i ~ _g ----------------------- E Cl ii Cl (/) From Page 32 :i tt::IO• ***'h"A Raialnln 0 The Sun" (18811 Sidney .:_ PolU.. Claudie Mc*M. o &Med Off IN pley by ~-_9 rein. H-OWry Al1emp1. > Ing to brM* -•y lrom I-their crowded apvtment In ~ CNcago, • bled( lamlly 0:: mow 10 an ...... wnl1e '*Gh- bottlood a ...... ~, .. , Heroee- 01 The Blble" ( 19791 Don- ny Most. Victoria Principal. Tiie biblical •torlee ol Dan- ie!, King Nebuchadnea.at and Estti. are dramatl2ad IRI 0••"UpTheA~ my" (1980) Ron ll4bman, Barbara Bach The war- 00-..cl commandant of Weinberg Mllltaty A~ my 11 no m11ch tor the troubieloffte brat 1 erlf ofled trlere. 'R' (%) *** '"Ceddy9hac*" (1MOl Bii Murrey, Rodney ~. The demenl· ed grounda-kllplf of a •w1nky country club waoee Wiii' lgalMI Ille GC>Pt-• lnllabltlng Illa lurl 'R' , t:..a ... ·~ "GrNIMl Heroes Of The Blble" ( 1979) Don- ny MOit. Victoria Prlncipal. Tiie blbllall atorlu of Dan- ie!, King Nebuchadnezzar and Eatti. are drametlzad (R) •• * * "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers" ( 19~1 Howard Keel, Jane Powell. The rMI of a troop 01 wlld brot~ decldee to many aft• one of them , ... the lnitlatlw. 12:00 CC) •• * "Bobby 0-· lleld" (19771 Al Pac;tno, Marthe Kellet. An Am«I· can rlCing Idol. wno llu found greet aucx:-. on the European circuit, 11temp1s to diaOWl'I hlmMlf !Yorn his b.ckground and lamtty whlle falling In love with • belutlful woman. 'PG' (B) * * * "Blazlng Sad· dlee" ( 197 •) CIMvon Llt11e, a-Wilder. Otrected by Mel BrOOka. A rellroed work• In the Old Weet almoet llae ,,_. problem• 11\an he can l\lndle wtlltl he la llPPointed aMrltl of Rodi Ridge, a ta-pin- pointed for deetruc:tlon by I bu"-tycoon. 'R' Cll • * 'h "Cathetlne & Co " ( 1973) J-Blr~tn. Patricit 0.W-e. A young girt travell to Parll to t>ecome a high lalhlon model but her plan• fell through and 11\e opena a highly luc:ratlve ptOltltutlon bual,_,'R' t2:a() 111 * * "Shetloctc Holmll And The Spider Woman" ( 1944) Bull RllhbOne, Gale Sonderg1ard Holmes sets out to cetch a wornan wtio murdol'a wlth the help of spider• t:15 (%) • ·~ "Sllurn 3" ( 1980) Kirk Douglas. Farrall Fewcett A pelr of aclen· tlats working In a apece •talion are menaced by a mad genius and hla randy robot. 'R' 1:$0 (I)*• 'A "The Oodllnd" (1980) Cyd Hayman, Mlf.. oolm StoekSltd. Th4I trov- ble la iu-t ~Ing '°' • rural EnQllsh CQUple when a myalerlous woman dropa by, 91-birth to an •lblno baby gltl •nd dlNppN111, lea\llng Ille lnlllll bttllnd. 'R' " • * • "8-n• Liiie Old Tlmll1' (t9801 G~ Hawn, Chevy ChMe A eo1M111<11d tewyer i. torn btf'#9lfl -~ • huaband •I uf nad ·t:>enk THE DUKE'S LAST FILM John Wayne. Jam es Stewart and Hugh O'Brian star in 'The Shootist" Saturday on CBS <Ch. 2) at 9 p.m . 'The Shootist' was the last motion picture Wayne made before his death. robber end her uptight prtieent llWlband who la running for Calllornla attorney general ·po· 2:00 CC) • * e ·~ "Bloodbroth· era" ( t978) Richard Gere, Tony Lo Blanco. A young man daree to br94Nc lemlty trad1tJon by worttlng In I hos91ta1 ward for Children ratr-tllan In the heavy conatrucllon bualneu 'R' 2:'4 (%) • * ·~ "Honeyeoc;kle Roe.e" ( 19801 Wiiiie Nelson, Dyan Cannon. Whlle on IOU', a TIJ1U country· ...iem singer becomee tnvolwd with "" ~live daughter of hi• aldelc lclt even lhOugh lie stlH loYee hl1 atay·at·llOme wtle. 'PG' 3:.30 Cl)**'-' "The Voyege Of Tanlll" (1975) W.M . Reno, K Imrie. A young Polyne- sian boy eet. ott In a canoe end Kddentally wind• up on an adventure-pac:lled, 8000-mtle ~ to the r11rewey .i-ee of Alulca. 'PO' ct e * e •At "The Tenant" ( 1977) Roman Polansl<I, llabelle Adjanl. A men renta an epwtment wlllf• a pr9Ylous tenant oommll· ted euielde and becomes paranoid llb<>ut hie neigh· bora. 'R' 4:00 CC)•*• "All That Jan" (1979) Roy Scheider, Jee- slcl LI1n9e The IUtnYllU· OU1 life of e ptoleealonal dancer la lollowed from SIJQCll8 on the atage to personal CflaM. 'R' 4:"6 CZ) * * e "Cacldylheck" ( 19801 Bill Murray, Rodney Oengerlleld. Th4I demenl· ed QfoundWMJ* Of a swanky country club wages war agalnll IM gophtM"a Inhabiting hit turf 'R' Monday movies SEP'TEMIEA21. tt11 EVENHG t:OO **'"' "TheCll Frorn Outer ~ .. ( 1979) Ken Berry, Sindy DunclWI. An eatreterreetrlal tomcet c;rHtl llnd1 on Earth. ·a· ct **'A "NO [)opoe4t, No Ae1urn" ( 1tro1 01vl<1 Nlvetl, Darren McOa'tlln The c:hlldl-.n of neglectMI ~t• ~ 10 •tBOt their own kldMPQ!ng to ~ aorM attention. •o· 7:00 (C) **·~"The H~tlllf" ( , .... .we ....,,... Cl1lr• Bloom. FOUf diaparate people In-II· gale I hOuM wtth In lnlamoua reputation tor eupetnatural golngl-<>n ©) *,, "The Game For Vulturaa" f 1978) Rlchatd Hatrla, Richard Roundtree A ruthleu metC«laty who tmugg... American hell· copiers Into Africa during 1 terrorist war iS pitted against 1 lle<ce treedom l~t4H.'R' 7:30 CI> ••• "' 1900" ( 19771 Robefl De Niro, Donald Su1hertand The day-to- day Nie of two very dltter- tfll 20-th century Ulllan llrnlllee la portrayed 'R' 8:00. e * • "Night Wilch'" (1971) EJlzabeth T1ytor, Laurance Harvey. An 11tractl1111 -an cannot oonvtnc. her s1u1pt1cal hu$band that slle hU - 1 murdet talclng piece In the del«ted llouM ecroea the courtyetd. 1J * * "Murder In Ply1on Pl-" ( 19771 Ed Nelson. Dorothy Malone The mur- der• of two Peyton Pl- reeldenl1 trlgQer a .,.,. ot Intrigue and 1u1plclon wnlch •weeps Ille town. • * * * "Tiie Young Phi· ladelplllan•" ( 1959) Peul .._man, B•rbar1 Ruth The integrity of a young lawyer Is lnstru"*'lal In his glinlng a ptestlg~ ~llon and • belutlM ~ CHJ 0 • • "The Piiot" ( 1980) Frenk Converse, Clltt Rober1son A pllot turns to drinking to escape the~ ot "'' mwrlage and the lrustre- llon of his car-'PO' 9:00 D a * ....... And Biby Makea Silt" (19791 Colleen Oewllurat, Warren OatM Secut• In their Independ- ence. I fTllddle...eged COU· pie with gtown chlldren dlacover that a beby Is on ltawey (R) c.cY• e e '-'"My Body· 9uard" ( 1979) Chrla M1kep11co, A darn Beldwtn. The -kid at • Chicago high school mekM IYlenda with the tcllOol OUIC!U1 and togeth· er they atand up to the cru- 14 gano ""'1e11 had I*· MCUled them both. 'PO' t:ao Cl)*••• "CNnltown" (1974) Jlcil NIQiolaon, Fl)l9 Duneway. During Ille 19308, • ptl\191• dettctl\le in,,.. •• 1 c;ue that .,....... a trail Of~ uan, ..._. • "'4ll'Oef. e •• "F'rom Hiii To VIC· tory" ( 19791 George Hamil· ton. George Pepperd Four friend• from dlllerent COUtllrlet mUlt leave Patil In 1939 to light tor their lndl\lldual countries in WOf1d Wer II "PG' 10!00 8 * * * "The Man Who L0\19d Cat Dancing" ( 19731 Burt ReynolOI. Sarah Miles An outlaw talia In love with the IOle survivor of a train his gang robbed and muat outwit hit conorta to ensure her acape • • • "Seema Ult• Old Times" (19801 Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase A sotl·heerted lawyer ta torn bet-her hOpelets ••• lluaband -turned· bank robber and her uptight pt._,I husband ~ la running tor Celllornla 1ttorney general. ·PO' (0) • • "Aaaaull On Pr• clncf 13" ( 1975) Au11in Stoker, Da,,.,,ln Joalon. POlicMnen and convict• ere IOfced 10 Join together lo ptl\llnl a IMn·agl geng lrom completely OCQUOylng a ~station. 'R' 11:00 m • * "Tarun And The Amazons" (1945) Johnny Wl4samvlllf, Johnny Shel· lleld Tarzan become• lnvohl9d with an all-woman tribe Ct) * "The Happy HOOker Goee Holtywood" ( 19781 Martine Beewtcke, Adam West Tt>e ~of Ille Clll glrl• goes to the tNm capl· tal 10 m111e 1 movie baaed on her eutobklgral)hy 'R' t1:80(Q) • e• "The Fog" ( 19801 Adrienne Barbeau, Hal Hol1>9Jok Terror comes to a small coaateJ town In the form ot an oml· nous mist surrounding the vengeful ghe>SI• of leper'• killed In a ~eek 1 cen- tury "'1let 'R' 0 • "The Children" (1980) Mertln Shaker, 011 Rogere A strange radloac· llve cloud turns 8 group of tehoOlchlklren Into mur- cleroua 1ornblee with blaek llngerMlls 'R' 12:00 8 * * "Man From Mutlc Mountain" ( 1938) Gene Autry, Smlley Burnell• 0-Autry and hll lldek· lck Ml out to ""' 1 gang of llOC!k IW1n<f•1 099' .. ting In a tmall mining town G *** "RlngOf Pae- alon" ( 19741 e.tnle c..v. S tephen Macht. Two hft~llt pmef\Otltere. ohatnplonenlp ma~ In 193e Ind 1938. (I.)•• "SuMval Run" Peter Of-. Ray M•llnCI A group ot 1Mn·9Qet'• •tumble upon aomethlng they 111\ouldn'I ha ... ._, end muar pay for It wlth llMMr llVM. 'R' ti: ti! CID • • "Coat To Cout" (19801 Dyan Cannon Rot>- ert Bl1ke A runew1y hOu-1• Ind I let~ trucker h1ullng ca111e coast to COU1 become the tergete of a wild cro ... country ch ... 'PG' t2:aO 8 *** .. Trial Run" ( 19691 J-Frenclscut. lNlle ,.,,,.._, A t1wyer slrl-for eucx:eN. but achieves 11 too late (CJ *** "Motel Helt" ( 19801 Rory Calhoun. Paul Linke. Ferme< Smith u- hla blCl<roads motl4 10 procure 1nd 1111en the ChMp but high quality ,,,_t he ne«Ss tor his aau- uge business. 'R' 12:46 CD •*'I\ "HoneylUCl<te Role" ( 19801 Wiiiie Nelson, Oy*1 c.nnon While on tour, a Texas country- wetlem stnger ~ tnvol-..d with the M<IUc11ve ~ter of his lldeklclt -lhe>ugh he •1111 to.... his •lllY·•l·horne wile. 'PO' t:OO e "Home On The Prairie" ( 1939) 0-Autry 9 **'lt "Weleome To L A " (19771 Ketth C1rra- dlne, Silly Kellerman Vari· OUI Southern C11Hlornla relldents are brought together briefly tn a aeries of romantic ll1lson1 which motlty end up be!ng ~ night lllnda 'R' 1:30 8) ,, * ·~ "Jotinny Cool" ( 19e31 Henry SllVI Elli.a. beth Montgomety. An llal· tan boy raised by a S1C011n guerrltla 11 seflf to New York 10 -ealc vengeance on tne enemies of 1n American el(patrl1te (I) • * "Aw Mutera Of 0..th.. Five m1rtlll arts cllampjor\1 set out to tlYll"t the t1Core ag1ln1t powerful crlmtna11 'R' 2:25 8 * • • 'It "Wiii Penny" ( 19681 Chartton HMton, Joan Hacllet1 A COWboy tries to stay out of trouble wtllle a new lron1terswom- an tries ro build 1 new Ille. 2::IO CC) * e * 'h "My Bod)l· guard" (19791 Chris Makepeace, Adam ~-The new kid at a Chicago high acllool makee friends with the IChool outcast and togeth- er they stand up to the cru- el gang which had per· secutad them both 'PG' 2:46(%) ••• "ClddvsNcll" (1980) 8ilt MU<ray, Rodney 0Mger1leld. The cMmenl· ed gtoundHeeper of • swanky country club wegea war agalnat the gophers Inhabiting hit turf 'R' a:OOO *** "OeadtyStrano· ., .. (19741 Hayley Miiis, Simon Ward A yooog woman It terronz.d by a violent patient who 81C1ped from a mental l!Olpltal 'R' 3:30 (S) • • • "The Runnet Stumblel" ( 19791 Dick van l)ytle, K11h1Nfl Ou"'*' A Cllllolio prieet la tried for the m\lfW of a nun wllll whom lie had bMt'I tu•· pecllld of having an attalr. 'R' •::tt(Z) ***~"The Poatt'r\111'1 AIWIYI Rlngt Twlc." (19441 Une TU<rw, John Oarfleld. A young won'lltl plot• to mufdet lier hue- band with the help of one 01 the man's employela. ~(Cl * "Tiie Hapc>y Hooqr 0-~ .. (lt~ Martlnt leewioke. Adlm Wttt Tile queen of t"8 Cllll glrtl 0-IO tM lllf'll .. t• IO l'Nkf I ~ Nlecl on'* ~IP"Y 'A' Merla Schell A doc:lor Jo:llls a t'r\111'1 white reeQIJ(ng a Oitl Ind I• almost lynched by e df"unll en mQC). 'PO' Tuesday movies 8:30 0 e * I "The l.as1 Of The Moh1cens" ( 1938) Randolph Scott, Henry Wiicoxon B&Md on the s1ory by James Fenimore CO()C»f F0<1 Wilham Hen· ry Is lllac;i(ed by Indiana during the French and lndlJln War 7~ (QJ • • "Coast To Coast"" ( 19801 Dyan Cannon, Rob· ert Blake A runaway hOUMwll• and a screwy Ir ucker hauling cattle CONI 10 c;out be<:ome Ille targ14 of a Wiid etoaa- country chase 'PG' 7:30 ct) * * • "M111ny's Orpheha" I t980) Jim Baket. MalllClly Mccourt The boy1 at an orphanage rlak I heir Charity fund in an 111emp1 lo help their socx:er coectl pay becll • "40.000 debt to the mob (I)*'"' "Seturn 3" (19801 Kirk Douglas, Farrah F1wc.11 A pair ol scH!n- 11911 working In 1 ~ station are menaced by • mad genius and hta randy robOI 'R' 8:00 IJ CJ) • • ·~ "Salem's lot" (1979) David Soul, Jamn Muon A novelist ret ... n• 10 his t>oynood hOrne to put an end to troubled memorlea but finds that 1 slnlatet m)"l- tety lhrouct1 hls town (RI D • •'I\ "The Dion Brothe11" ( 1974) Stacy Ke.ch, Fredeflc Forrett Two btothera head Wast tn Match of m«e exciting 11-aaoutlaws. U **'lo "Three The Herd Way" (19741 Jim Brown, Fred Wiltlamson A mysl• rlou1 genocide organlu· tlon I• brought under con- trol by thrM men. 8) e * • ·~ "The Mdalles Of Ociober" (Part 11(19741 w 1n1am Oev•"9. Matlin Sheen. Events within the Ktflnedy Admlnl1trat1on during the 1962 Cuban Mla.alle Cftsta are depicted (8) • • "From Hell To VIC· tory" ( 1979) George Hamil- ton, George Peppard. FOi.if friend• from dllteren1 countries must le•ve Pent In 1939 to fight for thel( lndlvldual countrlH In W«ld War II. 'PG' g * e "Valentino" ( 19741 Rudolf Nureyev, Mlctlelle PhlMlpa. The Illa and 1o-or Rudolph Valentlno. Ille mo\1118' legendary male MJt 1ymbol, 11e rec11lled by acqualnt1nce1 and "eoooe>"-hungry reporter. attar hit untlmely de81h 'R' e:oo a a • * • .. on. aoc11 .. I 19n1 George Burnt, John Denver God appurs before a supermarket manager and convlncee him to apr..ci 1 meeaage ot good wfft to skeplict (RI CC) • * * • 'The Spirit Of SI louts" ( 1957) Ja,,,_ St-ar1. Murray Hamilton In 1927, Chet1ff A Llnd- btrgh becomes the fiflt mtfl to fly nonstop acroaa the Atlantic Ocean 10 Per- i. 1 ca> • • "Mountain Men" f 1MOJ Cl'latfton Hiiton, Brian Keith Two fur tt..,.,a tnJOy the ,,_ ~ Of tM wMd9rnMt In ......... l'M'. Mb• IN encr~11 of~ Ullofl 'fl' (%)••~ '8~MY°" Ale ' 11•> ....,._ M- ~, ......... .] Here are 3 of I 5 Values: DESIGNER'S '[OUCH-- PLusH Face Yarn : 100"4Antroll'll' Nylon • &Allie '°'--coloration& •nl>•nce u. ,,._,.., Oluoh .,.n.,n •~ In th•• lux· unout~ ~CNll6Cl.,, ....... ...--k#ll--• ,_ Y9"' 11 1~ Anttone nvtOf' from OllPllrf Ar-wt>ICI\ mui.a ""'and """" maln- llln. , .... AA)MrltlCll • ~ llMl9 ~ II II-. lonQeal· ... WlnQ catlJlll ,_ -In IN oncknlty lodoly • COien -n bnQlll •ncl ·-· .,..,_ 10 er.-a,,.....,..,.,. -•nee ..tllcll n.,... --~ $2 I .SO Sq. yd. installed lincludes P1drlltg & l111t.I GOOD FEELING PATTERNED CUT /LOOP 100% Antron8 Ill Nylon Face $1 6.50 Sq. yd. installed lincludes Padclng & Inst.) 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Come in early and save at our annual Lees Carpets Factory Authorized Sale. This Sale Ends September 25th oO ... ~~------------------------....................... ._ 36 ~ Movie Guide for the Weeti ~ E Gl rt GI (/) From Page 34 man embarks on an alla" with a t88f\·110e girl whO mey be related to him 9:30 s .... "194t"f19791 John Belusht. Tashiro Mtlune Aller the bombing of Pearl HarbOr Southern Ca111orn11 C1111Uans and mll- lf ary personnel reac;t with unbridled panic to news of a Japanese attack In '~' own beek'.fl.rd 'PG' 10:soo •• "19•1 .. p919, John 8elu1h1, Toahlro Mlf\ine Alter the t>ornblng ot Peart Harbor, Southern Cehlorn1a cMllens end mlt· llery penannel react whh unbridled panle to news of e Japanese ettecl< In thelt own bacaye.rd 'PG' 10:46 (Zl * * • • "Adam's Rib" ( 1949) Spencer Tracy, Ka1he11ne Hepburn. A murder trial crures havoc on 11141 marriage of e wom- an l1wy11< and het hus- bend, an assts1en1 dlstrlet attorney. 11:00 g) * * "Tarun Ano The Huntress" ( 1947) JOhnny Welssmuller Brend• Joyce. Tanan lr189 to stop a zoolOgteal expedition sent to the jungle to cap- ture anlm811 for various zoos (Q) • 'h "Woman By Night" (1978) Ajlta Wilson Lorraine O.Selle A young man who dreams 01 en Incredible woman finds his fantasy coming true 'R' 11:30 CC)*** "Coulln Cousin•" ( 1975) Maue Chrlatlne BatrMi, Victor Lanoux. Two French 1em1- 11ea wllh middle class val- ues suspect their children are hevtng 1111 af!alr. 'R' ®***"A~t" ( t980) Rober1 Hayt. Julie H8QIW1Y. Aller an elrllner's er-falls to food poison- ing, a nervous former war pilot hi pressed Into ser- llk:e and must contend with on-boatd hyste<la, a secretive conlrot tower end cllche-lllled memories 'PG' ($) • • • "Norlh Delles forty" ( 1979) NICll Nolte Mac Davis GrouptQ. pill- popping and all-nighl par- tying begin to rake lhelr IOll on two fun-loving but Oll9f·the-hlll football play- ers. 'R' 12:00 e • • "The Brothers O'Toole" (HH21 John Astin, Pet CarrOll. A pair of lllck drlftere ride Into the aleepy, broken-down min- ing town of Molybdenum, Co6or8do, In the 1890t. ...... "Hudaon'• Bay" (1940) Peul Munl, 0- Tlarney. Fur trappers found tlle IUCHIM HudtlOll Bay~ In 17tlw)en. lury ..... ~ 12:IO. * ** "AnetOftly Of A Murd«" ( 1959) Jam .. 8'-t, Ban Ouzera. A •m•ll·Mwll attorney """'* In AtflfflJ ...,._. "" ..... tCICt..cl of le~ Ing a IMfl IUlll8d8d °' . ,.._ .... ,. ..... ••• "On God! holl "" (IMO) O~.. lurne, aw-i. .........-. God r•twtN to Eanll •nd choo•• an fnnoc•n1 YoUl'I tlft to ...... IN ~ 111.tt He., .. ... tt1oug11 IN la the orly .,._ ~ can ac:tu- ~ ... ~·PQ· CZl ••• "Ceddyatl-*" (tNO) 811 Mutray, Rodney ~ The dement- ed f'OUn6a.tlwp« of a ewtnllr country club ...--~the ~ IMabttlnQ hie Iliff 'A' t;OO ••• " '111Urder °" Tl!a Ori.nf &JlpraH" A TIME OF COMPLICATION Lee Remick and Jason Robards star ~s actr ess Margar.et Sullavan and her husband, Leland H ay ward. in 'Haywire' on CBS (Ch. 2> Wednesday at 8 p.m . ( 1974) Albert f>nney, Lau- ren a.can Belgian sleulh Hercule POl<ot ln1189tigates the murder of an AmerlCan lndustrlallll aboard e lu•- urlous and famous train 1: 10 Iii * * "Dead Man On The Run" I 1975) Pe1er Gravea, l<athetlne Justice When • man l•k• over tor a murdered federal otflctal. he SUepec11 th81 the death was pen of a large. plot 111vol\ltng I lie assuslnatlon of • p1estctent111I candl· date. , 1:30 Q) * * 1'1 "Sangi Bengt You're Dead" (1966) Tony Randall. Senta Berger An Am1tTc1n In Morocco becomes entangled 1n the schemes of sp1e9 plotUng against the United Nations CC)•••• "The Con· rormlat" (1971) Jean-Louil Trlnllgnant, Dominique Sanda. Directed by Ber· natdo Ber1oluccl. A phlloe- ophy profestor etruoo• 10 meJn1a1n aome _,,. blance ol no<malcy amid the terrors of fueist Italy In 1937. 'A' CJ) * * "Return Of The Dragon" ( 1972) Bruce L ... ~ Nol"rle. A marUal arta expert joumeye from Hong Kong to Rome to help • fl1end wtlO la In lrOU- bla wltll Iha mob. 'R' 2:00. **'A "811119r Lode" (19$4) John Payne, Dan OuryM. Aa a wedding "pr_,t,.. 1111 Innocent "'*' llftda llilNllf IOGU9ed Of,,....,~'"'* flee to ~ ........ ......... The~·· (1979) ~ ~ Cn•o w..on. A )'OUll9 ldMlllll .,..... to NortNrn ....._. tD join IN lrtln Aepullllo'• WUggle '°' ~ •fldll• '"' ~g Cl) * * h "l\ey M Y<N ""-" (1Mp) MetOllo Mea- trOllrlnl, fMetaaale l(Jnalcl. A nwtltd. mlddl ... !Qad -tmbet11• on an allalr wlltl • ·--· gjf1 who nltty be related IO him. t:IO• **14 "The~" (1t10) Barry Nawmen, H8tc*I 0outct A doctor la ~ .... MOOl\O Ul~::*"fhe~ " . Hind" (1971) Paler Fonda, Watrtlf'I Oates. A man returns to hie family erter seven years only to leave ~aln to help hie friend 3:30 U "Thi• VanlShlng Land" (1973) CC)**•• "Relutrec- tlon" ( 1980) Etten BYrstyn, Sam Sheperd Aller a near fatal auto accident. a wom- an finds that she nu the ablllty lo heel othllf"s bvt It persecuted because of her retu181 to Claim • divine influence 'PG' 4:00 rJ) ****"Adam's Alb" ( 1949) Spencer Tracy Katharine 11epburn A murde< lrlal crearea havoc 1n the marriage ol • wom- en lawyer and her hus· bend, en assistant district allorney. 4:30($) ***"Seems like Old Times" (19801 GOldle Hawn, Chevy Chase A solt-~ed lawyet 11 torn bet-,,., hopelMa .,._ huab•nd-turned ·b•nk robti.r end !let uptight pr-I husband wl\o Is running tor Celltornla etlomey O'f*"al. 'PO' D • * • "All That Jau" (197g) Roy Scheider. J•- slca Lang41. The tumwltu- oua Nie of a pr'*-lonal dancer la ~ from aucc.e on the 9IAlge to P8<'eonal Cl"IMs. 'R' 11P•.,,1r.•1•E•taa. *' ( 1979) lee RemlCI<. Jason Robards The shat111<1ng ••per-of growing up amid the lame and glemo1 of Iha Hayward lemlly ts dramallied (R) 0 * * *'I> "COOi Hand Luke" j 1967) Peut N-. man. George Kanneoy A young man on a ctialn gang with en unquench· able thlrsr for freedom defies all authorily gaining the admlretlOfl or h•s fellow convicts 0 * * 11> "The SI Valen. tine's Day Massacre" ( t967) Juon Robards. George $11981 In the 1920s. Und8'WOfld kingpin A+ Capone stages the bloody warehouse sieugh· 1er or seven rivet gong members Q) ***'I\ "The Missiles Of Octot>er" (Pat1 2) (1974) Wtlllam Oevene. M8t11n ShMn. Events within the Kennedy Admlnlttrellon during lhe 1962 Cuban Mlsslle Crisis ate depicted CC) * • "ShlP"'f ectl" ( 1978) Robert Logan, Mikki Jlmleon-Olaon. A widow- er. hie two daughters, a reporter and • runeway at• 1trancled on 1111 ISOiat- ed lialand ahw encounter- ing a ~ ltorm 81 -· ·o· Clf) * ** "Ceddy8/ledl'' (IMO) 9111 Murrey, Rodney ~-The demer'it- ... tfOU'ldH..-of a •••"4ty country club .... .., ..... the re ""'*'"'° .... lurt. (I) ..... ._,. Liii• Ml CC) '* * * "A Uttl9 Old TlmM" ( ttlO) Goldlt "°"*-" (1t7t) Lau-H9n, a-y CM.. A ,_ O!Mar, Diane ~ .... llW1ieCI lllWyw .. tom Alt eldlfty oon an ... ~ """-" ,_ ....... 811• two yOung ~ In hu1band·lur11td•C>ank ICM on a mad._~ ,..,._ and Nr ~I tM £urop91n continent .._,. lluabend wt1o 1e wltfl tlle ~·a peNnlt running for Celilornla and tM polloa In hoe pvr. atlomey~el. 'PO' IUl1. 'PO' • * • "The Rlp..Olf" 7:00 CZ> * • •"' "The Poet111•n ( 1979) Edward Albert, Alweyt Rings Twiet " Kertn 9laclc. A gang of (tMa) LaM Turner, JoM ,._.. ''*'-doul>te-ctota Garfi.ld A )'Olm8 -ona enotller over Olot• to rnurw 118' ,.. 11.000.000 1n cflMIOnda bwld111«11 .. MlpOf~ .. • ... ·~·· "·~~~:1i"l 11<1 grounds-keeper ol a water plant 11 destroyed 1n swanky country Club World War II to stave oil wages war against the German delf9lopment ol g<>phers 1nhab1hng his lurl an alomlc bomb 'R' 0 ••• "All Thet Jan" 10:00 CC • * "Joseph ( 1979) Roy Scheider Jes Andrews·• I 19771 Ann Mar-Stea Lange The tumultu grel Peter f trth A young ous hie ol a prolesstonel man 1 flambovant allalfs dancer 1s loUowlld lrom ot romance cauS<! ~andal success on lhe stage 1o .imong th9 staid ano stully personal crises n · E11gllshmen ol the V1ctor1-12'3& H * * * Caddvshack an ere R ( t980) 8111 Murrdv Rodney 0 * * N1ghl 0 1 The Oangerf.eld The oement· Juggler I t980) James ed grouncs-keepe< ot .; Brolin C1111 Gorman A lor swanky country club mer potoce ottocer launche' wages war against the a despe1ate searcn OOPl'le<'s inhabiting his turf through the streets of N-R' York Cory tor his m1salng 12:'5 l • * *'' The Postman daughter m1stakanty kid· Always Rings Twice rnippeO by a psychopathlG ( 1946) Lana Turner, Jann cnmlnal R' Garfield A young woman fSJ * * * "The Great Tex· plots to murde< her hus· as Dynamite Chaae· band W1th the help of one (1976) Claudia Jenn111gs ol 11141 man's employees Jocelyn Jones Two female 1: 10 O * * ''> Cry Rape" bank robbers outwit police ( 1973) Peter Colt1etd as they ravage the mate Andrea Marcov1cc1 A rem - poputece wilh bla11ng had rape v1ct1m mistakenly shootouts, dynamite blasts idet1tilles an innocent man and outrageous d11gu1ses as her aSS&tlanl R 1.30 Q) * a ' r The Con-0 * * '• The Outs10er· demneo 01 Altona ( 1963) (1978) Sterling Hayden, Sophia Loren, Ma~1m11tan Craig Wasson A young Schell A <lying buslness- ldeallsr lravets 10 N0tthern man tries ro poss his buSt Ireland to 10111 the lri'\h ness on to h•s younger son Repubhc's struggle lor when h•s psychotoc o1011< independence R boy becomes a recluse 10:-45 (Z) * * '• "Honey~kte 2:00 0 • ,,, "Call 01 The Rose· I t980) W11tte Nelson, Yukon" ( 1938) Richard Oyen Cannon While on Arlen Lyle Talbot A cothe tour • THas country· and a wtld dog become the westllfn singer becomes compamons of a female 1nvolveo with the M<luctive write<' and a 1reppe< 1n daughter of his a•delock Yukon territory even though he still loves (C) ••*,,.,"The Prisoner his stay-at-home wife 'PG' Ot Second Avenue' ( 1976) 11:00 g) * * "Tarzan And The Jack Lemmon, Anne Ban· Mermaids" ( 1948) Johnny croft Based on the play by Wetumuller. Brenda Nett Simon An adll6<11sing Joyce Tarzan struggifl to exeouuve loses hit iob and slop the eetlvllies ol pearl his unify because of the thieves on the African recession and lhe hectic coast Manhattan pace PG' (JU * * * "It's My Turn" Sl • • "Return 0 1 The ( 1980) Jiii Cleyburgh, Streethght11< Sonny Ctll- MlchNI Dougtu. A bro-ba 'R' llant ChicaO<> math proles-2:-46 { f,) • • • "t900" ( 1977) soi reallies the problems Aober1 De Niro. Donald In her llv•ln relatlonlhlp Sutherland The day·to- when she finds a new love day nfe of two ve<y dttt11< wl!lle In N-Yon. for her en1 20-th century Italian lather s remarriage R fam1hes •s portrayed 'R' 11:30 ~ **·~"The Wa,,tora" 2:50 6 ft a ''r "Never Love A ( 1979) Michael Beck, Dor-Stranger" ( 1958) John say Wright Blamed for the Drew Barrymore Lita murd11< of • cherlamellc Miian Based on 8 novel by leader at I N-York H•rOld Robbins A man 5 street gang convenllon IHl-pec;ed wetk on the members of a Coney wild side of tote wins him a Island geng must light top rung on tha crtme syn. their way back to lhelr dlcete laddllf home turf 'R' 3:00 g) * * •11 "Ghosts 0 1 11;45 ©:l ••·~"ti's My Tum' Berkeley Square" ( 1947) ( 1980) Jill Clayburgh Robert Morley, Fell~ Mldlaet Oouglu A brll· Aylmer A dark end dusty. llant Chleago math prof... old mansion 11 conlld«ed sor reanz .. the problems "home" by two long-dead In her live-In retatlonlhlp mOllary offioe<a wflen she llnds a ,_ love 0 * • "The Rip-Off" while In New YOO. IOf her (1979) Edward Albert, latllet'a remwrlage. 'A' Keren Bladi. A gang of 12:00 8 * • * "Captain Eddt." jewel thievff doub~oa (1945) Fred MecMurrey, one another over Lynn Bart Famed aviator H ,000,000 In dlamonda. Eddie Rickenbacker s:30 e **'A"HuntweOfllw ~a wartime lleto Wlld"(1974)~tMy. alter llylflg nutnerOUI mt. A wN19 man, Stuart Prin- tlom Ind dMtroytng a gte, devo1• ~ 20 r«:of'd number of enemy V-at• of hie llfe 10 en on- plenM. localion tlMdy of terrttoriat G * * ~ "Rogue M•" Africa. ( 1971) P9tw O'Toole, John Cl)•* ·-n.1ncredlt>le Standing. A man wtlo .., VCIVfl08 Of S*'Ofaf'~ made an uneucc.NM Troy r......,... Md n. .. HHlnallon auampt mlgl't1y llfllp Sting~ try te agalnat Adolf Hiiier, atop ... 91111 ... ~ ltllecolnea IN "*'Y of Tlun, IPOf'll 1a1111no -the Nmt ao-n11. WOl1d. ·o· ~ * *. "l.819 Olrte" 4:00 o:> •• "Joeeptl (1957) o.M IC.ally, Mitzi ~"(1tT7)Ann.Mer- 0aynor. An American gret, .,.._ F'W111. A~ ll'llJelc# eflow ...... ,,,. -·· ~ .,,..,. Eur099an clroult wtl4lft of rorn-. ~ ~ ~Iona... among-.... ..., er'CS ~ 12:08. CJ) * '4 ••ftle M-.r ~1 of tlle Vlc1ort- Gunf\gllt«" (1915) Tom -'era. 'R' UugNln, Ron O'NMI. A •:~. • * "Mwrder Wllhout gunftglllet lleuntect by a TNrt" (1953) Craig St• INmt#UI 04"d Nt1 OU1 to ~. Joyce Holden An ~ 1118 "°'* "'"" a llwwttgelor find• hlmMll Pl•loJ arid • umural Wiit! a ~ of mur~ -d tz:ao• * * '* "!'If*'-OI to~ -~ ~·-.......... -•. a..,;.. OoUlltl. Alclwd .. .,,,.,_A .X~ "'Otne . ..-"tr' -ABC ------------------------------------ 'Strike Force' feature& rfrom left) Richard Romanus, Michael Goodwin, Robert Stack, Dorian Haret.OOOd and Tri&ha Noble Bradford Dillman and MQTfJ FtaRn (center) are parent& to Linda Hamilton (left) and.Marilyn Jones in 'Ktltg'• Croa&ing' . Sam Jones tfrom leftJ, Martina Deigman and Andrew Stevens of 'Code Red' Meenio Peluce rfrom LeµJ, Joel Higgin! and Carlene Watkins of 'Best of the West ' Louise Lauer (right J and Barrie Longf ellooJ talk it over in • Maki'f!g a Living' New law and order shows workl·ng ~Y.!~~=N Miss Lasser, u Maggie, is a full 1eneration away Taking a cue from the public's concern about from her co-workers, creattn1 comical and crime and violence, ABC thrusts into its fall heartwarming scenes for all. Also in the series are season with a handful of new law and order shows. Gail Edwards, Ann Jullian, Barrie YOWllfellow, Also new to the network's television series pro-Marian Mercer, Paul Kreppel and Earl Boen. gramming are a few situation comedies and a high "Strike Force" ii 8 new bour·~adioa/ecl· dramaabow. "()pen All Ni1ht'' is a Friday even.inc new of. venture series beeinninc at 10 p.m. ays. Wben fering set in a 24-bour coavenience store. Ailing 1 case 11 too mysterious or sopbiatlcated for tbe from 8:30 to 9 p.m., tbe •it-com features Georce avera1e cop oe tbe beat, tbe Strike Force team Dzundza 81 store proprietor Gordon Feater. Tbe takes over. Stan include Robert Stack u Capt. neighborhood store becomes tbe comical •ettinl Frank )(urpby, who beads tbe Strilte Force unit, for a wacky cast. of characters including Dorian Harewood, Richard Romanua, Michael Goodwin, Trisha Noble and Herb Edelman. belligerent mud wrestlers, ·boaWe midgets and - spaced-out transients. prevention of fires. Lonie-Greene stan u nteran flrefigliter Capt. Joe Rorcbek, an IJ'IOll equad in- vestigator who bad seen firemen and innocent peo- ple tilled u a result of deliberately Ht flrea. Two of Rorcbek's soaa alto are members tit tbe Los Angeles Fire Department, add.lnc a firehouse · "family" touch to tbe aeriea. ''Toda,'• FBI" ii an ~ venlon of the former "FBI" seri•, Ht fClr Sunday nenlalt from a to I p.m. Mike CGlman, u Bea a.a.er, tackles a host of lllecaJ adi'fttiea tUt brtna IUa elite squad to the nation's waterfronts, wlaite- collar crime, pornography rtnp and other cuea out of tbe annala of the FBI. Lee 111,jcn, belt known for Ida atarrtDs role in ''Tbe lb lllllioD Doll.;.._,, wW ltar ln ''Tbe Fall OU," WedneldQ'I fNm t to lt p.m. ~ a veteran Hollywood ltuntm8D, llajon uaea tu. wit and lkW u a bounty banter, 1oet'n1 ertmlnall 57 :!! ~ ~ ~ ,, ~ a: QI ~ IC 'C i i ~ _. _. _. ~ Continuing the,bllarity oftbe evenin1 ii "llq- 1le" from t to t :31) p.m. Created by eolumru.t- humorist Erma Bombeck, "llqpe" clipe 1ato tbe truth• behind the myth of tbe Amer,can homemaker. Masgie Weston, played by Mlrlam Flynn, encounters everything from the problems of three growing sons to a weekly trip to a beauty shop for local gossip. The aaga of a family in tramltiOD ls tbe theme of "Kine'• Croutq," let.for a tot p.m. Saturdaya. Paul and Nan llolU1ter, played bJ Bradford Dillman and llary Fr8llll, make a IMt·daance move to the amall vWqe of Kini'• Croutnc. There old family tlea and new n&aU..'1pe are woven into talee of deeply parcled mystertea and unexpected p8111ons. who've jumped ball. ...-"' Capplng ABC'• new fall lineup la "Beat of tbe West," a aeries set for ~ from a:ao to t Louise Lasser stars in ''Makin& a Llving," a comedy series about a widowed woman who enters the Job market for the flrst time in 20 years. Tbe P" ~tam1 will W .,.from t•JO -.¥» ........ l'rida,a. . '\ ,, ~ •(. :-.' ,"'-' . .. 7 Dtsuter film mogul Irwin Allen brines "Code p.m . Joel Hluins plays S.m Beat, a mild- Red" to the screen Sundays from 1 to 8 p.m . Tbe mannered storekeeper suddenly catawJted into series dramatizes the life of a family of the poaitlon of manbal ID a lawleaa town. Tbe firefighten and also serves u ae imtnaetioaal comedy aeries allo leeludel Carlene Watkiu,~ , ~~1. .~-~tbertffl,* -~~UdLeaurclrr-¥. - ' &M ..... 0 t llf a r ..... b I I I : 1 I I . --~------------------------------------58 .. ! Movie Guide for the Week -l i From Page 36 ! THURSDAY'S MOVIES ~ ~ 81P'T'EM8ER24, 1M1 ~ EVENIHG 3 -..OO~***'n "My Body-> guard" (19 79) Chris ~ Mall•p•ac•. Adam Balchwln. The ,_ kid at a Chicago high ach ool mak.. Irland• with the tchool outcast and togeth· ar they lltand up 10 the CN- el 9atlQ wt\lcn had I*. secuted them both. 'PG' CB> • • "Whtt• Water Sam" Keith LarMI\, A mourllaln man travels the Nor1ttw.I with hll huaky Aarchlno lor the great white _,er route south ·a· 0 • * 'n "Shoot The Sun Down" (11180) Christopher Walken. Margot Kidder In 1&;J8. lour disparate mll- ftta uM an Oki m9P to Maleh lor burled gold 'PG' (%) • * * "Caddyltlack" ( 1980) 9111 Murray, Rod.,.., o.ngarfleld. Tha demanl· ed ground941eepar ·of • swanky country club wegea -age!Mt the gophar'a lnllabltlng his turl 'R' 7:41(%) **** "AdanfaRJb" ( 11149) Spancet Tracy, Katharine Hepburn . A murder trill _, .. havoc: In the meMege of • --an lawyw and her hu9- bend, an ..-tent dlltrtct attorney. ~-··~··ni.Jaelousy Factor" (1971) Burt Rey- nolds, Rlc:t\ard Andar'aon. Dan Auguat becomea kwoNoed In • ._ trlangle. wnan a man kllla Iha hue- bend of hie IOvet and • racedrlYer klh Illa bMt friend. D * * 'n ··Moc1ee1y BlalM" (11168) Monica Vit- ti, Terence Stamp. When a prMita in-tlgator and ,_ aldalllck ara h"ad to protect • MjpC)ly ol ptaei· OU9 gama, they find them· --duped. • **'~"Mayday At 40,000 Feet" I 197&) David J-. Don u.r.dlth. In --------~ --------- a atruggle for a gun, a killer dlU~ an altlin«. CC1 •• ··~ .... ( 197&) lr•n• Cara, Lon•tt• Mel( ... During the 1950$. 111r.. black alat.,.. from the ghello baCOfM mutlcal ..,paratara. bUt 9Yaf'ltually suffer lrom lhe presaurM ol tlatdorn. 'PG' ta:) * * .. Galalllna" ( 1980) Stephan Macht, Dorothy Stratton. A robot la macla in the lmaga ol a beautiful woman who da.an'I hav• any human feellng• * * * "North Dallas Forty .. I t9711) Nick NOite. Mac Davis. Grouplaa, pitl- popplng and all-night pat· tying begin to taka their IOll on two fun.loving bUt over-the-hill football play- .,,. 'R' 0 * * * "Simon" I 1980) Alan Arkin, Auattn "9nd• ton Scientllt• at a llaarr• ly mladlractad lhlnk tank convince a bumbltng col- lage prol...sor that he la an allan lrom outer apac. 'PG' 1:30 (HJ * • •'It .. Julia .. C 1971) J•ne Fonda. Van•sn ~a¥a. Wr1ter LIUian Hellman IS drawn Into Iha main ttvuat ol wwtlma raalatanc:a etfor11 wMI\ her a-1 dllldhood friend Maka her help. •M (%) * * ~ "Hon.yaudd• Roa." (IMO) W9la Neleorl. Dyan Cannol1. Whlla on tout. a Teua country- ..iarn linger ~ lnvolvad with ,,... Nductlwl dmJQtll• ol 1119 sidekick 9V'Af\ thOugh ha atlll Iowa Illa atay .. t..floma wife. 'PO' 10:00 CC) * * * "AHl\alt Jazz" (1979) Roy Sc:Nldet, JM. aica Lange. The tumullu- oua llfe of a prof...ional dAne* la followed from .-. on the stage to per.anal cm.. 'R' cm • • • "The 111and" (11180) MlchHI Caln•. Oevkl Wam«. While In-. ligating a raah of ahlp dl9- ape>Mrancaa In Iha 9enN>- da Trtanola. a )oumabt atumblee acrou an lsolat· ed. 400-yMr-old COiony of plrat-. 'R' O ** "Ranaom" Ollwr Reed. Daborah Raffln A --./ WHEN TERROR STRIKES David Soul (left) pleads with the town's constable <Kenneth McMillan) not to leave town in 'Salem's Lot' Tuesday on CBS cCli. 2) at 8 p.m . wealthy _, la tarrorbfd by • mysi.nous .......,, who la lhrNt.eM!g to k Ill .,,,_,yone, one-by-one, with polaon wrowa. • 11:00. ** "Tanan'aOeMrt Myafery'' (1943) Johnny Wellamulle<. Nancy Kelly. Twun •s out to capture a band of Nazis • 1 1:$0 CS) • * \4 "Catherina ' Co... ( 1973) J-Bltt<ln. Patrick Dew-•· A young girt ,,...,,... 10 Pwla lo beCOma a high luhlon model bUI har .,._ fall ltwough and Iha ~ I highly luc:ratl"9 prostitution ~·R' • * "TM Awakening" I 1980) Chaifton Ha9ton, Suaannah York An -~la1'• da&JO'll• bacomaa pos.....o by the !NlleYolent .,Wit ol an 11nC1ent Egyptlat1 ~· 'R' 11:41(%) **'h "Slay Aa You Are" (1980) Marcello Mu- trolannl, Nulaaala Klnekl. A marrlad. mlddi..gad man embark• on en attalr with a ·~· girl wtlo may ba ralllted to him. 12;00. * * \4 "Viva MMIAI" (tHe) Brlgltt• Bardo!, JMnna Moreau. An lrlah orphan and • alnger Cflam. pion the ~ ol Sou1'1 American peuanta. D ••<A "SOyWlthTha P•rfac:I CoYer" (1987) Robert L1nalng, Dana Wynter. An American CIA agent astabli.tiea • parlect ~ lor hlm-41 In the world o l International aaplonaga ... the look· lllMte ol a foreign lnduttrl- allst. • CC) * * * "Motel H .. I .. ( 1980) Rofy Calhoun. Paul Linke. Ferrnar Smith u- hla beck roada mot• to procure and lallen 11141 Cheap but high quality meat he neada tor hlS aau- sega buslnns. 'R' ©:l * * • .. England Made Me" ( 1973) Mlchael York. Peter Finch. In 1935. white on his way hOnle lrom the Far East, a wande<tng f;nglllhman visits his 1f11er In c;..m8/ly and ls pat· sueded to work tor her lov· er. a wealthy, end d•Sh<><•· .. 1 lnduS1rlalist ·PG· t2:30 Q) * • • ··eehotd A Pale HorM " ( 1964) Gr.gory Pack, Anthony Quinn A 20-yallf leud bat-• Spanlth loy•lls1 and a IOcal pollca chief end• with the dNlh ol ona ol them. CID *• Coast To Coast· ( 1980) Dyan Cannon. Rob- ert Blak• A runaway housewife and I tc1appy trucker hauling cattle coul to coast t>acorna 1he targall of a wlld croas- country chase, ·PG' 1:00 CS) * * .. Aauul1 On Pre- cinct 13" ( 1978) Austin Stoller. Datwln Joston. Pollcemen and convict• •• forced to join togatha< to pr-I a IMf'-aga gang from completely occupying a pollca station. 'R' 1! 10 8 * * \4 "Climb An A!'gry Mounl•in" ( 1972) F ... Par11er, Arthur HunnlCUtt. A aherlll tracks an ~ corMc1 who l\es kidnapped his aon. 1:30. * * "Wltchea Moun- tain" (1973) Petty ~ .-d. John Caffarl. A,_. photographer accept• an Malgnment to ptlotogr~ • legendary place called Wltctlea Mountain. (%) • * * "Ceddylhack" (1980) 8111 Murray, Rodney Dangerillld. Tha demanl· • ad grounds-l<aapar of • awanky country club wagae Wv agalnat Iha OOl)hara lnllabl11ng Illa turf. 'R' 2:00. * * "Slightly Scarfat" (195e) RNlnda Flaming. Jol'ln Peyna. A gang INder '109' at nothlno In hla attempt to ,.. -• IOCal government. (C) * * "Laplle" I 11175) Tony Curll•, Anjanette Comer. Loult .. Lapll•" 9uch11ter, e leader ol America'• und•rworld. hellda up Iha notorloua organlntlon known as Murder, Inc 'R' 2:2:5 G * • ·~ · 'Tha Daughters 0 1 Joahua Caba Retum" ( 1975) Dan Dailey. Dub f Aylor ThrN Shady ladlea and the Old rancher who hired them to poM 11 h1a deughlera are outwilltKI by the real lather ol ona ol the Q!.<1• 2:45 W * * •.i. 'Blood Feud' ( 1973) J•met Sllwart. Strother Martin A smoll town hlsionan bec:omes 1n110lved In a murder that Is linked to a century-tong fight oo.-nalghbortng 1amll1M 3:00 a> * * "Horror Rl- Frorn Tha Tomb' (19701 Paul Naschy, Emma Cohen A young French couc>I• Inherit a curM lrom theit ancaator s wt1er1 they return to the castle wtiar• a Frencn knight and hi• mistress died. 0 * "Beyond Evil" Lyn· da D•y Gaorga, John SP· on. A youno brlc:la 11 terror- ized by ltllll foroat lurklno In a lropical mansion 'R' 3:10(Z)**** "Adam's Rib .. (1949) Spane•• Tracy Katherin• Hepburn. A murder trial createa havoc In Iha marriage of • wom· an lawyer and ,_ hua· bend, an ualatant district attorney. 3:30{S) ** "~blrdaTO TN Aeecue" (fll81) The pltota of flye 9'1Kialty equipped rock•t ahlpl must -Iha 11...-of pll- aengera tripped on • auperaonlc: t•~-·o· 4:00 e •~ "Latoany In Her HNrt" (1948) Hugh Baeu- mont, CMtyf Walker. Ji. cunning lttle lsdy pr-11. aarna hNdac:hea for a prl· vata eye trying to IOMt a· cue, ~ * * * "All That Jazz" ( 19711) Roy Scheider ....... alee Lange. TM lumultu- -1119 of • profeaalonal dancer la toffowecl from -on the 111809 to peraonal crta.. 'R' 4.:1&. * * "Buty Me ONd" ( 1947) Man DenlelA, June Lodthert. A wealthy young Oitl marked for Ularrnlna- tlon ~ at her own tuner al. Nets turn to • movies, miniseries, for ratings By JERRY BUCK A~T....,..._.,._ LOS ANGELES -In recent years, the networks have looked increasinaly to made-for-TV movies and miniseries for success in the ratings as well as acclaim from the critics. Here are some or the movies, miniseries and theatrical specials planned by the networks for the upcoming season. In most cases, air date and time have not b6en set: ABC "Tbe Manions of Am erica." A six-hour story that follows the rise or a family from poverty in Ireland to power in America. Among its many stars are Kate Mulgrew Linda Purl, David Soul and Anthony Quayle. Scheduled tor Sept. 29, Oct. 1-2. "Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy." Jaclyn Smith portrays the former first Lady and James Fran- ciscus LI President Kennedy in thla unaut.boriJed rum biography. '1'he Letter." Lee Remick stars in SomertMt Maugham's steamy drama ot love, hate and murder. ''The Elephant. Man." A new televlalon pro- duction of the cn.icalb' acclaimed Broadway play. 1tarrln1 Phil An1llm from the ataae. • "The Walter Uppmaon S&oty." Paul Newman stars in hit first TV movie u lhe famom poUUcal columni.st, who bu a love aftalr4 wWa h1I belt friend's wife. Joann~ Woodward stars as Hele1 Armstrong. "The Lilac Season." Vanessa Redgrave plays a middle-aged Catholic mother and teacher con- fronted by giving birth to a deformed child or re- jecting her beliefs to bave an abortion, "Inside the Third Reich." A miniseries bued on the best-selling memoirs of Albert Speer. former top aide to Adolf Hitler, to be CUmed in Europe. "Sizzle." Loni Anderson is a small-town girl caught up in a gangland murder in thh period piece, that also stars John Forsythe, Leslie Ug - gams and Roy Thlnnes. CBS "Tbe Blue and the Gray.·• A miniseries based on Bruce Catton's personal viewa and impressions of the Civil-War. lt focuses on two f amJlles, one from the North and one from the South.~ lives become lntermlnaled. "S..at·rice.." Carol Burnett stan in the true story ot Beatrice O'ReUly, an alcoholic who re· habilltattd herself and established the tint Te· covery house for women. "The Patrit-ia Neal Story." Glenda JackJon playa Patrida Neal ln the lupiriq story ot the ac· tr••· recovery from a near-fatal tt:rolre. Dlr~ g<>Jtrde pl~ MlJs. ~e~·· h~~·. ~ter Roald "A Small Killing." Edward Asner and Jean Simmons star in this murder mystery about a woman college professor who disguises he.raelf as a bag lady and gets involved with a tough un- dercover cop. NBC ''Mar~o Polo." A lavish recreation of the travels of the 13th-century Venetian, filmed on locatiop in Italy, China, Mongolia and Morocco. Ken. MWshall stars In the tiUe role, along with Ann Bancroft, Sada Thompson, Sir John Gielgud, John Houseman and Burt Lancaster. "The Executioner's Song." A dramatization of Norman Mailer's Pulitzer Prize-winning book on the last months in the life of convicted murderer Gary Gilmore. "LitUe Gloria ... Happy at Last." An ac- count ol the sensational 1934 child-custody cue of 10-year-old Gloria Vanderbllt. ''Princess Daisy." The story of a beautiful blonde with a secret, from the beat·seller by Judith krantl. &. "World War UI." A scenario ot eventa that cAld cooceivably lead the wocld powen to the brink ol global confllct. ''Mission: Impossible -1•1." Your rninloa, should you accept it, Jilr. Pbelpa, ls to make NBC first ln the ratln11. Peter Graves lt&J'I ln UUa J'tf .fJMl~.!!19£J!.S1~ .• ~ ""''"'-' '•H • CBS --- Kevin Dobson of ·Shannon' Jeannie Wilson of ·Simon & Simon' Susan Sullivan of ·Falcon Crest' Jane Wyman of ·Falcon Crest' Jameson Parker rtop) and Gerald McRaney of ·Simon & Simoo' Helen Shaver as ambitious televinon reporter · Jessicp Novak' Barnard Hughes and Clar k Brandon of ·Mr. Merlin' Playing it safe with a formula By MICHAEL DOUGAN °' .. ...,......... ~ 0 CBS will premiere six series in the rail television season, all safely molded around proven formulas. The new line-up includes two detective shows, one comedy,. a Disney program, a drama about a Journalist and another concemin& a rich and powerful family. The private detectives are "Simon and Simon" and "Shannon." "Simon and Simon," playin& at 8 p.m. Mon- day, stars Jameson Parker and Gerald McRaney as two brothers who operate a small San Diego in- vestigation agency and whose lifestyles are like night and day. Parker ls clean-cut and ambitious. He drives a vintage aportscar and worries about the books. McRaney is laid-back and luy. He lives on a houseboat and prefers drinking wine and cbuin1 women to looking ror clues. Also starring are Mary Carver aa their rasblOlfable mother, Jeannie Wilton u their law- student secretary and Eddie Barth aa 11111 Wilson's rather, the owner ol the biHeat deteetlve a1ency in town. "Shannon" stars Kevin Doblon u a recently widowed plainclothes detective who bu moved "° San "'f'rancisco Crom New York with bis 10-year-old- son, played by Charlie Fields. In addition to fight· ing crime, Shannon and son must cope with the dramatic change in lirestyles caused by their move. AJ Ruscio and Karen Kondulon play Fields' grandparents, who help in the adjustment. The show plays at 10 p.m . on Wednesdays. Looking ror laughs is "Mr. Merlin," airing at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays. That's rig.ht, the wizard. At the crusty age or 1,600, Merlin pines ror the days or Camelot while running a seedy garage in San Francisco. Merlin is portrayed by Barnard Hughes. Clark Brandon stars as Merlin's 15-year-old apprentice, , forced on the ma&ictan by '+'fbem." Jonathan Prince plays Brandon's loyal frle~ and Elaine Joyce is a mysterious courter ror "Them." "Jessica Novak," at 10 p.m. on Thursdays, la a one-hour drama about an on-camera television ne.ws reporter, played by Helen Sbaver, wbo combs Loe Angeles ln search of th• blc atory. Aa on "Lou Grant;• the obvious inaplraUoa for thu serlea, many of the plots wW be taken lrom real We events, aucb M lut year'• diseovery that pollutants from an open drainage d.iteb were caua- inC illness amonc WefUardl at an L .A. beach. "Jessica Novak" bu allo lifted a pa1e fros:n the movie "The China Syndrome" -the star ll frustrated in her effort to report hard news by her bo11, David Spielberg, who prefers to use her ror light, human-interest features. . Andre w Rubin and Erick Kilpatrick play Jessica's camera-sound team and Nina Wilcox portrays a tape editor at the station. "Falcon Crest" stars Jane Wyman as a rich, power-mongering vintner in Northern Calirornla. She ls a female J .R., big on greed and manipula- tion . The series also stars Robert Foxworth, Susan Sullivan, Lorenzo Lamu Billy R. Moses, Jamie Rose, Michael Swan, Abby Dalton, Nick Ramus and Silvapa Gallardo. It aln at 10 p.m. Fridays. CBS publicists are bailing the program "Walt Disney" u a premier wbile addlq in the aame breath that tbil la its 28th aeaaoo. Perhaps that'• because the Saturday eveniq aeries will feature much &>rocramminl that'• new to televiaioo -·or at least 17 years old. 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' HIRO AT LARGE John Ritter brings cheer to New York In TV movie See Pilot TV Log MUSICAL ECHOES Dancer from Broadway in Newport's 'Music Man' See Weekender OUNlil COAST FRIDAY . SEPT~MBER 18 1981 Delly ,..._ ,._--, 1uc-.. K....._. Aminoil's oil rig "Emmy" off Huntington Beach may attract more rigs because of federal beauty contest along Orange Coast . Coastal beauty stirs flap Huntington Beach called 'odorous By PATRICK KENNEDY Of .... Delly ..... IUll A federal report evaluating the scenic beauty of the California coastline sees Hunt- ington Beach as the odorous eyesore of the Orange Coast, while Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach come out smelling like a rose. The two-inch thick document com mission ed by the U.S. Department of the Interior as an environmental report for future offshore oil exploration bas· raised the ire of Huntington Beach Mayor Ruth Finley who says she suspects it is a "self- serv ing and s hort-sighted" analysis. Officials in Newport and Laguna are understandably less critical. "I agree with it total- ly," says Newport Beach Mayor pro tem Evelyn Hart, referring lo the report's high evaluation ol her city. Newport was ranked the the seventh most scenJe section of coutlloe in Califonla with an "aesthetic raUng" of 98 points out of a pouible 100. By con- trast, the cout of Big SUr in Northern California received a 98 raUns. HunUncWa Beach la ranked far beblnd with 48 polnta. Tbe coastal stretch from . Corona del Illar to Lacuna Beach alto received 98 federal beauty pointa; Laauna Beach and south La1una cot an' aesthetic ratma ol 81 polnta and . Upp er Newpori e•Y wu awarded a ~c potDu. • Alex C. Watt, a federal 1eo- arapber and c:oordlnator ol the leport, HJ• 'the fladlnca tn- dicate that on the Orange Coast , Huntington Beach would suffer the least scenic damage by development of off- shore oil derricks. He says the report, conducted by the private consultants of EDA W Inc., will be used by federal officials next June to de- cide which oil tracts in Southern California should be leased for private oil exploration. Watt said the report equally recognizes natural scenic beauty and what appears to be ap- propriate and pleasing blends of architecture. "It's a subjective report," Watt says. "But it gives us a handle on what's there right now and how potential offshore oil development night affect it." Huntington Beach's present oil operations, which include the seventh largest oil field in the state and two offshore plaUorms within the three-mile limit of state waters, is a major reason for the city's low scenic rating, according to the report. The report states that the city's ocea n horizon Is "dominated" by the two existing offshore oil platforms and that the ''modest housing and old downtown area of Huntington Beach fronting the ocean is clut· (See COASTAL, Pace A!) Final hours probed in .county stabbing ... By RICHARD GREEN Of_.,.., ........ Sheriff's investigators are try. ing to piece together what hap- pened to 20-year-old Ginter L. 'Fleischll from 9 p.m. last Friday to the time Monday when her body wu found in a shallow 1rave near East Irvine. Tracy Leitch, a cloae friend of the dead woman, said lo a mlaa· IJ'I peraona report flied Satur- day with the Newport Beach police that she lut saw Illas 111t1cbli at t p.m. Friday at the Sandplper lnn, a i..1una Beach bar wblcb featur11 Uve mU1lc and a dance Ooor. Jack Fl-.Chll ot Mission, Vl• Jo, )Illa nelechll '• f atber,._ldd J : in an interview that bis daulbter and Miss Leitch ate dinner at Miones Restaurant on Balboa Island before headin1 south for Laguna Beach. He said bis daughter lived at the family home in Mission Vie- jo but wu ataym, as a weelt- long house cuest at the Leitch home in the Dover Shores area of Newport Beach. Flelscblt said he'a not aure ex- actly what took place at the Sa..ndpiper Inn or why bis daughter and Mist Leitch parted company at t p.m. Miu Letkh was \IDavallable for comment.· Streriff'a Lt. Wyatt Hart bu said that an autopey bu rt- (8ee G94 VB, Pa .. Al) ACTING HIS AGE? What ro1e· would tempt Leon Ames from CdM home? See Weekender . ' • • • * • YOUR HOMITDIN DAllY PAPIR O~ANG E COUN l Y CAL IF OFH~I A 25 CENTS Remap vote drive set Huntington Republican launches signature effort I ~ By JERRY CLAUSEN Of Uot 0.11, ...... SUlfl Assem bl y man Nolan Frizzelle, R-Huntington Beach, has launched his party's drive in 0 range County to collect signatures for a voter referen- dum to overturn the state legislature's reapoortionment. Appearing before a joint meet- ing of the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach Chambers of Commerce at the South Coast Repertory Theater Thur sday, Frizzelle said his campaign of- fice will function as a "clearing house" for the petition drive within the 73Td District. He said later that his staff already is putting together a list of probable volunteers to circulate petitions. The Republican Party filed ref- erendum campaign papers Thursday with Attorney General George Deukmejian in an at- tempt to overturn three con- troversial reapportionment bills signed into law late Wednesday by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Frizzelle said his party must gather 346,000 signatures within the nut ~ days to put the reap·· portionment measure before the state's voters next June. More important, Frizzelle said , is Che fact that by qualify.• ing the issue for the ballot, the c urrent legislative a pportion- ment would remain intact until that June election. " Republicans, he sald, believe they can capture three more Senate seats by then, offering a legislative balance that could overturn the Senate bills signed by Brown. <See REMAP, Page AZ) Airline r hijack e d in Poland Instant millionaire Disabled man wins lottery BERLIN <AP> -Twelve Polish students hijacked an airliner with 49 people aboard over Poland today and ordered it flown to West Berlin, where it landed despite apparent at- tempts by Soviet aircraft to force it down in Ea!;t Germany, U.S. officials said. The hijackers, nine men and t hree women , surrendered without resistance and asked ror political asylum after the 12:33 p.m. l3:33 a.m . PDT> landing at the U.S. military.used Tem- pelhof ailtfield, U.S. authorities reported. West Berlin police said initial reports by U.S. officials that the hijackers h ad brandished homemade firebombs of gasoline-filled bottles were un- true. Police said some hijackers had knives. In Poland, the official news agency PAP said the hijackers threatened to kill a stewardess if the captain of the LOT Polish Airlines turboprop did not abort his Warsaw landing and take the plane to West Berlin. PAP also s aid Poland's military mission in West Berlin was demanding the hijackers· extradition and was protesting their being turned over to West Berlin authorities. It was the largest group of air INSTANT MILLIONAIRE pirates ever involved in a single Johan Johansson hijacking of a Polish airliner. Officials said the Soviet-made • Antonov-24 had a ~rew o~ four R e a g an h a ils and 33 passengers m addition to - the hijackers. G ld F d U.S. military spokesman Capt. e ra 0Ti Brian McConnell said some passengers reported seeing at d e di·cat i·o n three "aircraft with red stars, or Soviet aircraft" buzzing the jetliner "in an apparent attempt to force the plane to land." Base spok es man Nor a Praeger said no one aboard was harmed. After the hijackers sur- rendered, a bus ferried those aboard lo the terminal where West German authorities began questioning them. Officials said they had no word on any of the passengers not in"'.olved in the hijacking seeking to defect. The LOT airliner was on a regularly scheduled night from Katowice in southern Poland to Warsaw when it was comman- deered, according to an airlines _spokesman in the Polish capital. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP> -A $7 million museum honor- ing Gerald Ford's presidency was dedicated before more than a quarter of a million people t.o- day , with President Reagan bailing Ford as the man who "healed America because he so thoroughly und e rstood America." In a speech prepared for de- livery at the dedication of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, Reagan called his fellow Republican "a good presi- dent who led us well, a good man who sought to serve others. ·'His was and is an unques- tioning belief in the soundness of .our way ol governing and in the resiliency of our people," Reagan said. "Gerald Ford healed America because he understood the ad- venture ol America: her way of governing, her people, and the source of her strength as a na- tion," Reagan said. Police Chief Francis Pierce estimated at 250,000 the number of people lining the parade route and camped in front of the museum. . Ford served 2~ years in the nation's hlghett office after be- ing tbnllt into the Job in 11'74 when the Water1ate scandal forced President Nixon lo re- sl1n. "Gerald Ford woke ua from that nilbtmare" of Wateraate, Rea1an said. "And durina our blcenlemllal, be reminded tbe American people ol the ecilee- Uve 1'llClom of their WaJI aDd the remartable acble¥e111t111U ot their put." • "Tcida.Y. many ot u ta pullllo < .. n u ,P .. •At> a 'l NEW YORK CAP> -Swedish- born former merchant seaman Johan Johannson became an in- stant millionaire in the New York State lottery, but says the money came too late to improve his lot. so he will give some of it to charity. He no longer has to worry about money, but he is disabled. His wife is dead. ''I want my health," he said; "You cannot buy your health." Jobannson, 58, who lives in a one -bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, won $2.2 million in the state of New York's pick-your- own -numbers lottery game called Lotto. Johannson, who must get around on crutches because of problems with his legs, watched the numbers being drawn on television Saturday night, but kept his secret for six days while the city's news media went wild with speculation on who the millionaire might be. He came forward Thursday. He said he wrote down the numbers he wanted and gave them to a friend named Rosa, who bought the $1 ticket for him. He said he would give some of the money to Rosa, some to charity and some to four foster children he sponsors in Korea, India and Africa. He will get $100,000 in two weeks, then 10 annual payments of $215,206.92 for a total of $2,252,069.20, said George Yamin, a spokesman for the lot· tery. Johansson, who had been liv-.,. ing on $521 a month in disability payments, said he has no plans to move. "I've been in that house 28 years," Johansson said Thurs- day at a news conference at a lottery office. "My wife died in that house, and I don't see why I got to leave. "Money, really, when you get ' down to it, what is it? . . . I got one lifestyle and I intend to live that way." Then, reflecting on his wife, Bridget, who died six years ago, he said: "If I had had the money, then maybe I could have helped my wife. She had diabetes and one leg was amputated. She died of <See LOTTERY, Pace A!) ~DRAlll IUIT llATll' Fair through Saturday except some low clouds near the coast early Satur· day morning. A little "cooi,r on Saturday. Highs ranging from 70 to 75 al the beaches to upper 80s inland. Lows tonight 62 to 70. JlllDI TDDAY . It'• tlw NCOl9d tDffk ol "°"" leogue .acUOft /or Oronge . Coo1t lltgll 1cllool football ttom•. Sft lforv, Pao-CJ. 11111 ----~~ h•:=::..----~~:=r.,.._ I • --------·-----,.. .... • • • • • • 5 " • C' • • 37 more nUke pr0testel'8 arrestetl ~ , ;\., SAN LUIS OBISPO <~"-... Helmeted otflcers bro~e i#U attempted blockade at the ma.Ut gate or Oiablo Canyon atomic power plunt ror the rourtb t!lraight day today arretti.I !J anti -nuclear proteal4!t!l, in c luding s inger Jackson Browne and bringing the total arrests to 966 .. "I hope they don't break my hands," Browne said just befote being led away in a crowd ~th members of his anli·AUfitlftr • affinity Rroup, "The GWll'clian Ions ." Demonstraton ha~ c~ that rough treatment by 'POiice has resulted in two fractured wrists. Browne said he complet.d "8 non-violence training Tttun41ay and was ready to be arrested. Browne, the first celebrtty to From Page A1 be urested la four clbJ ol'o protesta around the Paclfia 0... & Electric Co. facility 12 tnll~ south of h ere, has be4'n fa longtime opponent of auctear power. Earlier, actor ~ Blake participated in a nab61'h landing near the plant ~ wJi, not arrested. ' '• ~ "I don't want to go to tall111ait I,, want to make a st1\t••t.'\ given d plte yean of warntnis IM protesta. I "I think this plant II openlnC because some very rldt aad pow erful people wae>t i( ~ open,'' be said. "Mont)' t1l1b in our society and I thlnll Olat h• to ch'11l&e.'' f After Brbwne'a •r-t a bus catryinJ plant employees \o work wu blocked br1eRy aft~r a band of seven protestera lot yarls inside the gant stood ID }ti patb and were arrett'ed. 'the pr otesur1 , wbo appal'eJ'ltly lllflltrated t.he plet before daybreak. raced down ltn th~ road from low bills, Browne told reporter• Si · C.aif k l ,. . in tbe milly dawn.... • mo n ..... ~ un e l ( pregn~t and we want •. ,.,, ~ • chi ldren without ii 1 i . ·· de~~~~~. who has w:. ' ' to draw 5nn 000? ~~J~~~ ~;,~e .~.,.. , . . ~' . • Eyes" and' "Rock '10 on ~ ....,...,W YORK c•P> -1' ~ Ud ...l.m "Scissors Cut" and wr• Water" and who starred la 'Ule , ~~ " a.. ~ Uttle Town" in 1975 lot movie and album "No Nukes.~ ... An. grade ec~ chums from G~unkel -Saturday's concert charged that approval for the Queens who B~l.tned success aad will be a nostalgic event. It will Diablo plant has been hastily then w~nt their aepara~e weys. b th · f" s t full concert are getting together agam *ur-e e1r tr day in Central Park, and up to tos:eth~ in 11 years. 500,000 friends are eJtpect... • .ft'he1r spokeswoman says You'd expect that kind of mbre than hall the songs they REMAP DRIVE. turnout for tbese two, Mtter elan lb perform on Central • .-· Perk 's Great Lawn are frona known :18 one of tbe a..-c m-lhlr ],)Oetlc '60s hits, wl!tlcb ln-• • Republicans have called the Democratic bills that would eliminate five Republican As- sembly seats a "fraud" and a "rape" of the minority parjiy. '· J 've talked to sevetal Democrats who can't believe their party has done tb.ttl ," he s aid. d us l r Y. s most popular col-duded •ch folk -rt>ck standards laborating duos -Sim?D and as "Seunds of Silette•.'' "iab Garfunk~I. . . St r e et Br id g e Song , ' ' The1!. Bndge Over Troobled "Scarborough Fair," and "Mrs. Water re<:ord album, their last Robinson .. from the movie joint recording. eff~rt, ll01d DMte "The Graduate." t ban .1 O m ti la o Q · co Pl es The rest of the ~oncert will 6e worldWtde. It was the~ bi984:9' songs from their Mio careeta, hit.. · which have iaclu<Md lllts like "'" ....... The current aruf former president emu lf1eir rcwe.~ are dwarfed by the presidential. seal at the Gerald 1-'orcl l 1ri>~1de11tial Museum in Grand R.opidt. From left are a -pr1•s11il·11t onrl \lrs Ford and Preside:rit and Mrs Reagan Simon and Garfunkel ha•e ''Kodachrome" and "50 Ways t;ie p~formed ~e~er only rarety Leave YQUJ' Lover" by Simon, From Page A 1 The new law, if it stands, al9- co uld add as many as fi'Ye De mocrats to the Senate and would leave coastal Orange County without a state senator for a two-year period. Frizzelle said plans call for mailing a petition to every reg- istered Republican in the stale. Frizzelle, a hesbaa,an legislator, recapped • hill :ttrs~· year in Sacramento ~dtl>' for coastal area daamber~ bers, noting, "To say I'm difJll): pointed is only ·part o( t~ story." 1 ' He said "We·re coming tOUH! end of eight years of 4bastet.fl will take two (gubernatortW.> terms to undo what Brown's *'· ministration bas wrought." s rnce beginning tMelr solo and Garfunkel's eurrent ct)art careers -at a 1972 fund-""6• singte "A Heart In New York." FORD MUSEUM. Co r for~ er S_e o. .G •~r..a~ "I think the people who will k • • •I Door-to-door petitioning will follow, depending on the nsult of that initial mailing, he said. McGovern s Presidentl1at bid, It gotng to hear Simon and life -from this country and whom he met with separately a 1978 Carnegie HaJl benefit f~r Garfunkel will be people who en-othe rs -have come here to Thu r~da~ night Reagan also ~~e deaf and. also ?n .~BC s joyed them, identified with th~m speak words of tribute to Gerald m<'I with rormer French Presi- Saturday Night Live pre>-and grew up with them rather Ford," said Reagan, referring to dl•nt Val(•ry Gascard d'Estaing. The assemblyman s aid his party believes there will ~ bO d i ff i c u It y in gaining t.be signatures required to put the is- sue before the voters Brown, he said. has worked ·'deliberate miscru.r·• =mt private enterprise and b · gr:md hi1e th el~htt~~ than the new generattoe of the prominenlpoliticians andan Grand R apids has b een . n w .e>'. c l~ars/' says pop mune Ille· ternalional leaders on the dais l'l'll•hrnt1ng the dedication all on "advice from a small ..,P of people." 1 • twice sin~ split.UQI 111 1'lO -tdltan and record producer Milt along the Grand River. Wl·l·k. timing at to coincide witb Simon sings on t he cut ''Ill Ok9a "The millioos of Americans tht• formal unveiling of its re· ) " . ) ,~ Cars'· oo Gartt.tel 's De"it 8\ltion and Garfunkel, who who soon hear or read these rurb1~hl1d downtown dtetlined to be Interview~ re-words will not long remember .. From Page A 1 . , '> COAST AC: (:ITIES RAT~~~~ •. tere d with oil wells scatter~ shopping complex,·• t .... _.>~PorS beaches al Laguna, A"so Beal'itl helter-skelter." ' · ·.. notes. ~, ~'-~ and Salt Creek, .. t!u! tfport said. The report continues that: the The community appatenuy The report did' critic.he the d~- Ed ison Co. power ptant on loses points because "publit ae-· \'elopmentofconddlhtnt'IJ1mtlr.tt Pacific Coast High~ay near cess is very limit.ed and there "obliterate terrain" [N so~e Newland Street stands "in sharp are no ocean view or ocean areas . contrast to everything else in sounds," the report stales. "It sounds Like they really un- terms of scale and chara(:ter:·~ Newport Beach gets ·high d-..stand what it'' like ..,., .. 1t also indic ates that tbe marks for its "picturesque'' en-s a id Laguna Mayol' S'at-Jy · apartment complex on tbe lteach trance to Newport Ba}', and trs Bellerue, who expressed 'iome north or the city's municipal pier "very attractive" beach· and rel· s urprise that Laguna' wasn't is an inappropriate blend with iidential developments. ~ . ranked as high aa tolewport the rest of the nine-mile-long "Marina environment, ~ Beach. stretch or open beach. houses, islands, rugged s The coastal stretell bt!lween The r eport notes th:at \Ile produce the strougest imag " Huntington Beach ana Ntiftpoft Bols a Chi ca lowland manh-.. the repwt states. only received a :n ratiat1-.i1 pears "overly stressed" ~ dU "Newport Bay ta ~ro -et because "hannony is bl'drtrl by platforms. • Mar, presents ... comb1na heavy traffic and ntf'ltect wses," ·'Odors and noise ~ oil de-outstaD<Ung sbortHne., 'la the report slates. It s ays the velopment and power plse aJld cUfbaJ (~res'° . heavy trdic and ~·~ maJ·or liabilities to tbf\ " pictures-que hd eil · botldtngs are the~* ~·~or the report concludes. Not.JJllU t · laottscape . . . : • liabilities.'' ... t Huntington Beach rank.C<ttO-iest "Cultural modifk11&i are 'The Orange Coa!l ~~ from on the Orange Coast, there are distinct in Newport: 'S!f.i· Daha Point l<> San CleP*b\e only 10 coastal are~· ~ l•l"·SIJl._bomeo mell isa•t ranked Much ~iglter Olllll a aesthetically ranked: . . m•tntaiaed; counnerci ~ SI rating. Tbei~ states tbat For example, the trlcts (illed by' loc~ ctfD~ ''traffic conges&ieo, ratlt~d on L Be h h r re b · ft tabliah---beach, rip rap boulderi" are~ ong ac s ore ine c a usm s es . ......_,,_ ~ • . attractive. "Land \JM is mixed. 79 rating largely becau~ lta and 09vel and pictur~ IUlO' V°'"Y busy,'' the re.-.~ ........ -. apparently appropriate blt'bd fl ferries." rA~"iJ! .... .-. • -.. high-rise architecture, ccording Upper N~wpotC Bl(J ... ""!.J.'fl"'f' Federal geogl'apber att sa.ya to the report. •_ -{ tifiea as a .. preatief ·llUUC.b~ tbe report loot seyen montM to "lt makes me m~,'1 said Calib'nla wetland" tbati" · eomplete, cost '250,000 lnd Huntington Beach Maydl' R.U. •i•es a "natural ou& in ~ltly .-imarily was conductld by 'two Finley. "They casually· e~all urbanized area." 1nte repert consultants who drdVe the coast •he coast and then make' D · adds that "airport not• ls from Oregon lo the ~an &umptions without reco1nldllg particularly annoyin~~: border. lhe city's history of oil eJqJlora-"I'm pleased but not tbAl s~ The coastal areal rated lion," she said. ~ prised," Mrs. Hart said. ~·0ur aes t hetically talghe"r tbltb Mrs. Finley declared tlae oil city is one of the cleanest and Newport had perfect 100 scores. boom beginning in the 1920s ac-most beautiful along the coast. Those areas ar e the kings he.-rsed 20 songs last wee Ln them but can be sure that in From Page A 1 Garfunkel's Manhattan Qart· their minds and hearts there wa ll meal -both still live in '!'Jew be a flash of recognition and a GRAVE York City -: and reheaned swell of gratitude ... that if put ••• every day this week wtpi an into words woWd result in a sim 11-piece band. -~ ~tatement by his countrymen 'fbe reunion conccnt i.t free. about Gerald Ford: 'He was a Money from the sale of S7 T-good president who led us well •thl~ and posters will l"beftnrt • _ a good man who sought to New York City parks. serve others.'·" Britisb ~i nge~· ~lton John Rea gan was one of man~ of performed m a s1m1lar concert Ford ·s old friends and political t.-t year that drew an ~stimll&.eid foes who joined his former 2!9o,OOO people. hometown neighbors to toast The concert will be recorded and roast him at the opening of and videotaped. Whether there the three-sided chrome. glass will be a record or TV special and s teel building. ba'P't beeo de~i~ed. There are Reagan took advantage of the 119 plans for a JOIDt tour. gathering to confer with the ~0-cent st__.~ bid not de~: : r 'WASlHNGTON (AiY ~ A~bough It has been turned down again on. its request to hike die price of a first-cl~s stamp from 18 to 20 cents. tJle Postal Senice may not be licked yet. ~ Despite the latest reJectia. ot the proposed two-cent lncreaae ~the Postal Rate Co1nmldlon, tbe nine-member Postal Service board may vote Tuesdsy to put Ul• 20-cent rate into t!lft'ect on its own, without the commission's approval. The rate panel denied the Postal Service request for the third time Thursday, rejecting a claim that labor contracts make the increase necessary. leaders of Canada and Mexico, who were also attending the ce remonies lo this western Michigan cit.y of 182,000. "We haven 't changed the course of the world," Reagan said Thursday. "But we've had a good time." Reagan had breakfast with President Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada, .Brinkley set for ABC job? NEW YORK <AP) -David Brinkley is leaving NBC today after 38 years with the network, but it looks as tho ugh ha s politi c al s av vy and wry commentary will be back on the air befo re long. vealed that Miss f<~leiscbli died of a stab wound to the chest. He wouldn't comment on w~ther or not s h<' was sexuali)(" as- saullcd . Construction workers found her \>odv wrapped in a blanket Monl:iay· in a shallow grave near Sa n d Can yo n Avenue and !\<t arim· Way in county territory .. She w l!s wearing des.igner jeans, , a pullover s hirt, 00\lts and ear-! rings Fl e1sc hli s a id that hi.s daughter was to start a job Mon- day as a baby sitter/tutor for a Newport Meach ~ily. M 1ss f'le1schli previoosly "or kcd as a salespersoa in a clothing shop, said U,. Hart. F le1schl1 said his daulbter was born in Long ~eacll: Sbe al- t e n d cd J a m es R . Lowell Elementary School in Belmont Shores and Will Rogers Junior High School in Long Beactb. He said that after the f&mlly lllO'ved to Orange County, she atteded Corona del Mar High School and Mission Viejo High School. a.e· also look some classes at W - dleback Comfl\Unity College. lid s aid. /\ memorial service for ¥i:D f'l eischli wOI be held Monday al O'Connor"s Mortuary in Laguna l1 1lls. Tht: service is for the im- ml'Cl1ale famllv Proj~ct extended TOKYO <AP > -Japan and II I I ' ~ounts for the scattered oil wells And it seems that the report Range North, Humboldt eotai&J; in the city, but she criticized tbe recognizes that the Upper Bay Santa Barbara Island _. Saft report for not finding out...dqll should be preserved." Miguel Island, both ill S•a new city ordinances re~ Mrs. Hart said city ofhtlall Barbara county; the A.aacapa future beautification of emtjng are protesting any future sal&bf Island and Begg Rock in Ven- oil sites in the city. federal offshore oil tracts lura County; and Santa Catalina She also noted that t~ ~ is because of the danger of a spill. Island. landscaping and turnin;g l.be She expressed hope that the Newport tied with Los Bois a Chica bluffs into"" seat cu,y·s aesthetic raliq ~!Pu " Coroaados Island. near the Mex- view park. I~ ~ a..1 lte1'l .prevent offshore .. rt ican border, for sceftte ~auty. Suspect vanishes SAN MATEO <AP) -A man who stocked dollar bill change machines has vanished with nearly $28,000 in cash. according to sheriff's officials. Brinkley receive d an offer from ABC News. which is ciose to being closed, according to net work sources. "1 'm gorng somewhere," Brinkley said Thursday before he was guest of honor at a farewell party thrown by NBC News President Bill Small the• l'natcd States have agreed to C'XlC'nd operations at the only ' J a pa ncse n u<'le ar fuel re-1 processing plant until the end of 1 19R4, the chi ef of Japan's St·1t•nt·t• and Technology Agency • j "It's ridiculous if the}l.!~ 4>'· velopment. t ': ,. accordinc to the r•rt· ing th al the city bas..a low The stretch of shofftli~ni~ ' ... ' aesthetic value so it .,.r& 'de Corona del Mar t~'u:J2aiuf .. a f OA1 p e Al .. a ny harm to develop arore off. Beach was not Ur:! · . r ~ .. .'' ~ ., • f • • l 3 piece Teak Tray Se~ , """""""·d ,od.,. I shore oil tracts," t he ma.Jor Newport with a rating · ' TTE~R· ~ '.' said. report noted tbe Illa ural W • I ~· I "We don't want to· imitat.e beauty of Crystal Co~8'et.e . .,,. • other cities, but there's no toea. Park. • _ .f ' diabetes, and maybe the .mbftey son Huntington Beact. can't ''The water's edge bt!e&IDGI Jd h h 1ped -.. become as attractive as other very dramatic with bigb ter-cou ave e ...,r. ' He was crippled in the Me 2. coastal communities in Orlll&e races, rocky intertidal zone, otr-1973 collision in New Yor~ County.'' s hore rocks and pocket harbor between t.be \tHsel be Huntington Harbour is seen beaches," the report states. was on, the Sea Wltcti, adll i separately by the report as an Laguna Beach and ~uth tanker. Sixteen peopfe perillted. isolated section ol HuntJngton Laguna was rated b1gbly He has had two bip·replat.9lent Beach. It receives a much bee a use its ''picture1que o]terations. higher 71 rating. artist community" is adapted He said that twice :;: "The area includes exclusive to the rugged terrain." World war· n be wu. res idenlial ne\gh borhoo~s . . "The ~ater's. ~e .or this UDlt m erchant s hips t\at e private waterfront housing -.~ ts also highly distinctive marMd torpedoed '9d sunk. o.. «. tbe boat slips, a small /ublic by ?ffs bore rocks, rockY'in· attacks lelt him aftt(t-It a marina, boat shops an deal-tert1dal zones, sandy pock_. lifeboat for eight daW'tD tbe erships and a tourl1t~eated beaches, and bro•~ ~a..,.Sy • 90uthemAUanUc, he said. ORANGE COAST Daily Pila\ . Thomas fl Haley p...,.,_ enoClloe' l •Kuh .. °''' Robert N Weed Thomas A Murphin~ E••t0t MICMIHll p Ha,..,ey _....,. O..ectot I. l<•Y Schultz 0..-IOf OI ~"''°"" 11.ennetn N Godderd Jr e-c-o--... Bematd Schulman °" ....... Ch11rl .. H LOOS ........ ..,,.,, C.rol A. Moote loHl!rC.. CIHllfled lldvenl91ftg 714JMl-M11 1"41 oth., depa,,IMllCI 642~' " Johann.son bu a bfiothet ._ t'tster in Sweden, hla oaly livltc Jelatives, but 1aid woolil• u1e )lhl riches to JOUl'IMY ~. • . · "t 've traveled for U yQ!ll 8lllt • ·•one • the tra~ I~:· ·~ " • lie 11td. t , • • · Hospital rapped ' '\LOS AJllOE~ ~~~ At • vfleraaa 1roup.l\al • • Veteran• Ad"ll tr on ' Ho•pltal wttlt ••'*'-1 •e ne11t1ence" Ill ~ the apparent •u~ tlealla o1 f; Vietnam •eterae,, Clartae9 Stick.Mr, 15, wbo ,_.... r..<t hotel wlndow. Th• c.1aerle -mtlde It a news ~ la rro.nt of u. tw.pl.tal fturtdQ. "t "'· . • ... . \ . Re<JUlar Value s39zs Sde Price $19 99 Includes one .ach • I O"xl 5" twlf • I I .. x I 7" tray • I 2"x I I " tray Sub1ect to supply on hand prices good throJQh Sept. 22. 1981 --CROWN ,~ w llARDWA•I · Westcllff ,.,., ........... 1024 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach 642-llU • lftl~ YOU WM« lit HAIDWAll ITOli OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK C.orona del Mar lllOLteotlflOI~ 3107 E. Coatt HWY-67J. ,, Harbor View Center ,__ ............ ~ 1614' San M.,.. Or. Newpott&e-. ...... ,. Af' ......... Operatlc tenor Laclaao PavarotU canceled hie first three appoarancea at the Lyric Operu of Chicago this month because of a throat ailment, the opera company says. An opera spokesman said ~ Pavarotti was placed under a doctor's care for tracheitls, I nfl am m ation o r the windpipe, a t his home in Modena. Italy. The opera was seeking a replacement for Pavarotti in the lead role of Doolzettl'a Elisir D'Amore for Sept. 26 and 29 and Oct. 2. Pavarotti is expected to appear In the Oct. S, 8 , 10 a nd 13 performances. Lech Walesa, leader of the Polish labor fe d e ration Solidarity. has been nominat- ed for the 1981 Nobel Peace Prite, Nobel committee secretary Jakob Sverdrup said. Winners ar e lo be an· nounced Oct. 14. Sverdrup said there are alm ost 70 individual can- didates, including women, , with the balance being in· stitutions or organizations. The voters in Fallbrook put their mo ney o n Marion Sherman, electing her mayor to the tWle of $1,441 at a buck a vote. The money goes into the operating budget of the Chamber of Commerce. lts business members s ponsor the election every year in the unincorporated community north of San Diego. Lauren Baciill looks pleased as she eyes a birthday cake backstage al New York's Polace Theater presented to her by the cast of "Woman of the Year·· in which she stars. She's 51 ln the six-week election, voters plunked down $1 ,294 for Shirley BlaDtoo and $694 for Dan Buckingham. Mrs. Sherman, pinned with the "honora ry mayor " badge at her ins tallation, will represent Fallbrook at public functions. NBC newswoman now a mom Jady Woodruff, NBC's White House correspondent, gave birth to a 6-pound, 3- ounce boy just eight hours after she appeared on the "Nightly News" with a re- port on President Reagan's budget cuts .. News spokesman said. Ms. Woodruff is married to 'Al Runt, political correspond- e nt for the Wall Street Jour,al and commentator for P13S' "Washington Week in Review." Ms. Woodruff is expected to take a leave of absence through the end of the year. Vice President George Bush concluded a two-day visit to Mexico City by host· ing a dinner in honor of Mex- ican President Jose Lopez Portillo at the American am- bassador's resid~nce in the po~h Las Lomas distri~l of Mexico City. Jeffrey and his mother were doing fine, ar NBC Coastal Cooler weetlle~,...llee<t fw the ~. Feir ......... Set-y will\ --dOulll ..... --..,.., Setvrdlly .................. wlll ...... f"'"' 70 to 75 et tfte ~to Ille up. ,. ............. El_._., f....m Polm Coftcetitlofl lo tlle Mealun llOrdlr, lllM •••1-1• wl11d1 11l9llt •llCI mor11l119 "°"" tllr ...... !:«IWNy lllel'll. After-wt1191 west to_,.,_.. I le 1J lMls. 0... • ,.... ---_ .. Some ,...,. <IOudtet t..,.. -..,1., rnom- lnt -c--IOUt!Wm ~tet wetu1, •~ .... Oft Seturdey nlfllt. 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What don't you like~ Call the number below and your mea111e. will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour anawertn• aervlce may be used to record let· tera to the editor on any topk Mailbox contrlbutort must Include lbeir name •nd telephone number for verirlcation. No drculalion calls, eteue. Ttll us what's on your mind. ,1 84~·6088 .. .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT~rtday, September 18, 1981 H /F N_Q time for civility Reapportionment rages rub Capitol nerves ~aw SACRAMENTO (AP) -A dis· ease atrecting only lawmakers 11tr lkes every 10 years. Its symptoms are extreme Ir· rltability, feeUnas of insecurity and sudden temper nareups . An acute outbreak affected the state's 12n legislators durine the past week. reducing grown men and women to th e level of pre- adolescent squabbling siblings. A senator's picture was sto mpe d on . two f emal e sergeants-at-arms were pushed by lawmakers, bills were held hos tage a nd b artered and numerous insults and threats were exchanged. The cause waa reapportion· ment and the result was a week o f l egi s l ative session s. particularly in the Assembly, marked by petty quarrels, nasty exchanges and til-for·lat re- venge. The Legislature adjourned for the year early Wednesday morn· ing , after th e maj o rity Democrats pushed through bills redr awing legislative and con- g r essional distri ct lines l o refl ect population changes. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. an· nounced Thursday he b ad signed the biUs and Republicans im- mediately filed papers to seek a voter referendum on them. The last fe w days of a legislative session almos t always include a few fights and verbal exchanges over con· troversial bills. But this year the personal nature or reapportion· roent -which affects every legis lator 's district -kept the dispute simmering near the sur- f ace. The tension began when reap- portionment plans for the As· sem bly. state Sen ate a nd California's congression al del· egation were unveiled during the last two weeks of the session. Republicans. who are behind 23· l 7 in the Senate and 49-31 in the Assembly, knew the plans would heavily favor Democrats. who needed only majority votes to send the p l ans to t h e Democratic governor. But in the Assembly, where Republican votes had helped elect Speaker Willie Brown of San Francisco, last January. GO P members expected slightly better treatment, if only to give Art League contest set Entries for the siicth annual Costa Mesa Art League's fine arts open competition will be re- ceived Sept. 30 for considera· lion of cash prizes. some more than $250. All California artists are eligi- ble. a spokesman announced. E ntries are lo be submitted between 10 :30 a.m. and I :30 p.m . and 4 and 7 p.m . at Glen- dale Savings a nd Loan Art Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. A s.5 entry fee will be charged. Millard Sheets, noted artist, will be the juror, the spokesman an· nounced. All media are wefcome, in·· eluding soft and hard sculptures. wall hangings and wood carv- ings. Works selected for showing may be viewed from Oct. S to Nov. 2. Estimates wrong Republican incumbents protect- ed districts. But their hopes were dashed as they saw the plans. The As· sembly plan forces eight GOP incumbents to fight over four seats . the Senate plan mer1e11 six Republicans into three dis· tricts ; the Congress plan stuffs two pair of GOP incumbents into two districts. The Assembly Republicans began what GOP leader Carol Hallett of Atascadero called a "job action" -they refused lo vote for any urgency or money bills requiring a two·thirds vote of 54. The Senate countered by taking its lime returning Senate· passed Assembly bills to the As· sembly. The Democrats s mugly ig· nored the '"job act ion" and Speaker Brown even willingly took all 54-vote bills off the con- sent calendar, which is a group· ing of non-eontroversial bills that are approved together with one vote. Last Friday night, the As- sem bly a pproved the con- gr essional plan. Republicans were in a boisterous mood and Brown asked them to stop their clowning. - "Ram it through! Ram it through!" they began chanting. "I 'm going to ram it up," Brown said angrily That night , seve ral Repub l ican assembly m en gathered al a nearby restaurant- bar and spotted on the wall the picture of Republican Sen. Bob Beverly of Manhattan Beach. Beverly had just voted for the Senate reapportionment plan. ·' p ' The Republicans played "Your Cheatln)J /Heart" on the jukebox and stomped the picture on the floor. Monday the consen'1 calendar came up again ip the Assembly. Majority Leader Mike Roos of Los Angeles remove d 2S Republican bills from it. Assemblyman Charles Im· brecht. R· Ventura, j umped up. "Therefore, I will remove every single item from every consent calendar." "You don't have the power to do that," retorted Brown. "It · takes 41 votes <a majority) to re· move an item from the special consent calendar." "ls there a rule for that'!" Im· brecht inquired. ·'The rule of forty ·o n e, '~ replied B·rown. grinning. Tuesday as the midnjght ad· JOurnment deadline approached, Brown said he would stop the clock at 11 :55 p.m . •nd continue to work. Mrs. J-lallett said the Republicans would leave and challenge any bills passed after midnight The clock was stopped and several Republicans left, shov· ing aside two wom an sergeants· at-arms under order lo keep them in the chambers. T uesday mght, Assemblyman Art Agnos. D·San Francisco, looked over a barrier of books that had been erected between him and hi s seat mate , Republican Bill Leonard of San Bernarclino They had been friends before. he lamented. and now 1t had come to this . Af'Wt ....... SACRAMENTO CAP) -Stale Controller Ken Cory, who last week predicted state revenues would b e $84 million below earlier forecasts for July and August, said Thursday he was wrong -the ~ap is $1SO million. NEW CITIZENS -Under the watchful Statue of Liberty. 1 395 new American citizens a nd their families listen to New York Mayor Edward Koch s peak al their swearing-in ceremony on Liberty Island. A federal judge led the group in the oath of citizens hip in front of the symbol of America's YES, FOA EVERY MOVIE YOU RENT DURING SEPT., YOU GET ONE FREE o••• 1 DAY8 an•K promise. .. nge County's Complete Video Sto * VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS * R.C .A. *EQUIPMENT RENTALS *SONY * VIDEO RECORDERS * M.G.A. t VIDEO CAMERAS * MAGNAVOX * VIDEO ACCESSORIES * PANASONIC * INTERLEVISION * HITACHI * COMPUTERS * SANYO * BLANK TAPES * ZENITH '* PRE-RECORDED TAPES HUllYI BIG SCREEN T. V. • .. H/F Orange COut DAILY PILOT/Friday, September 18, 1981 I Pension, wel.fare cuts . . 'won't sail in House' .. ~ ......... GRATEFUL COUPLE -Gene and Trudy Weiss exchange hugs inside a home that Pughtown. Pa., residents rented and prepared for them following a fire that destroyed their home • and almost all their possessions. The family has suffered other financial setbacks because of illnesses. Divers recover sunken gold LONDON (AP> -Divers have recovered the first seven gold bars from a torpedoed British warship that took a Russian gold shipment valued as high as $83 million lo the bottom of the icy Barents Sea in World War II, Britain's Defense Ministry said. The barnacle-encrusted hulk of the cruiser Edinbwrgh is believed to hold more than five tons of gold in waters 800 feet deep, 170 miles north of the Soviet port of Murmansk. The salvagers -working in heavy seas at record depths- could be irf for a bonus. There is a possibility the gold totaJs 10 tons. The 10,000-ton Edinburgh, car- rying Soviet payment in gold for U.S. weapons, was command ship of a 13-vessel Allied convoy when it was heavily damaged by German destroyers May 2, 1942, and sunk by the British to keep the gold from the enemy. Sovie ts pressure union in Poland WARSAW, Poland (AP) The Soviet Union, angry at Poland's Communist leaders for failing to crack down on Solidarity despite repeated warnings, told Poland to "im- mediately take determined and radical" action against the in· dependent labor federation. The Polish government responded today with a warning to the labor union that it wa~ jeopardizing Poland's independ- ence. In effect it was sayin~ that Soviet troops might occupy the country if Solidarity's agita- tion for democratic political re- forms continued. Israe l and Egypt, in partial accord TEL AVIV , Israel <AP> - Is raeli arid Egyptian officials reached partial agreements tr1· day on ways to normalize r~lil· lions in the areas of transport, communication, and tourism. The taJks will resume Sunday in Cairo. O n e agreement was a memorandum of understanding that will permit Israeli and Egyptian trucks to haul goods across the Sinai border with only a change of license plates. start- ing Nov. 1. Until now goods have been transferred from one coun- try's trucks to the other's . Saudi jet sale compromise eyed WASHlNGTON (AP> -As Senate opponents claim to be one vote from victory, President Reagan's forces are hinting that terms of the sale of A WACS radar planes and jet weaponry to Saudi Arabia could yet be changed. But supporters say the deal as it now stands is not dead and they hope to convert some of the 50 senators -one short of the necessary majority -co- sponsoring a resolution against the sale. $30 million auto collection k ept RENO <AP> -The famed Harrah's auto collection, valued at more than $30 mlllion, has been taken off the market, Har- rah's executive Mead Dixon says. Dixon. H a rrah 's board chairman, also said Thursday .. a significant group of vehicles from the collection" would be donated to a public foundation being set up m efforts to keep the autos in Nevada. Oswald's brother loses· hid Court rules only widow. authorized to exhume body ·FORT WORTH, Texas (AP> The justices wrote that Robert but wants the grave opened to ...:. A state appeals court dis· Oswald has "no justifiable in· end speculation. solved a temporary restraining terest in the subject matter of She has since withdrawn from order blocking opening or Lee this litigation and that he had no Eddowes' suit and filed one of Harvey Oswald's grave and authority to institute suit in the her own against Robert Oswald, ruled. that the widow of the ac· trial court." who has fought to keep the grave WASHINGTON (AP> -House Republican leaden are telllna tbe admlni.atratlon that Presl· dent Reqan's proposal to delay cost-of-living increases ln Social Security and other pension and welfare programs "would not sail.in the House." Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes con- firmed Thursday that Reagan will propose cost-qf·llving delays of at least three months in nine pension and welfare programs, including Social Secority, veterans' retirement, unemploy- ment compensation, food stamps and school lunches. Other officials reported that ,this new round of $13 billion to $16 bUlion in budget cuts for fis· cal year 1982, which begins Oct. 1, also includes elimination of revenue sharing for state and local governments, cuts of 10 percent in non-defense pro- grams, the abolishment of the departments of Energy and Education and the phasing out of 75,000 federal jobs. Congressional sources said they expect Reagan to unveil his spending reduction plan in a na- tionally broadcast address from the White House next week, possibly as early as Tuesday night. Although administration of- ficials still seem to be refining exact details of the plan, its out- lines appear set. Under a strategy outlined by Murrow's 'Harvest' stirs flap WASHINGTON <AP) -Twen- ty-one years after it was first shown on television, an Edward R. Murrow documentary depict· ing squalid living conditions of migrant farm laborers has stirred new controversy. The American Farm Bureau Federation withdrew from participation in a hearing by a House subcommittee on migrant workers' housing Thursday. ''To think they would dig up this ancient history -and bad history at that -was more than we could stomach." said Chuck Fields, assistant director of na- tional affairs for the federation, which has 3 million families as members. "It's griped us .an this time," he said or the film . "But. of course, Edward R. Murrow has been elevated to media saint- hood." John F. Walton, president or the Delaware Farm Bureau and the owner and operator of a mi- grant labor camp in Delaware, had been prepared "to present a well-reasoned factu.al state- ment" and to offer "several con· structive recommendations to help alleviate the migrant hous- ing situation," the Farm Bureau said. Walton's written testimony will be submitted later for the record being compiled by the subcommittee on housing and community development, Fields said. cused presidential assassin has closed. tl)e sole right to have the body District Judge James Wright Robert Oswald's lawyer, Fields said the Farm Bureau e1(humed. earlier had issued a temporary Craig Fowler, said his client asked CBS for equal time to ·The decision Thursday, which restraining order that put a stop probably would appeal the rut-respond to the documentary came in an appeal filed by' to pl ans by Eddowes a nd ing. when it was first shown in 1960. Britis h author Mi chael Ed· Os wald's widow, Marina Oswald Jerry Pittman, Mrs . Porter's .. Turned down, the bureau unsuc· dowes, said thatOswald's Porter. lo open the gr ave and lawyer, said additional lower· cessfully appe.a l e~ to the brother. Robert, has no legal determine if the body inside is court approval is needed before F~deral Communications Com- rigbt to block efforts to have the really OswaJd's. the exhumation can take place. mission. grave opened. Eddowes maintains that the He said the approval may be "A surviving brother of a de-body buried in Rose H.ill sought today. ceased does not have the right to Cemetery is that of a Russi~ Mrs. Porter said , "Things control the remains of his de· impostor who came to the Urut· don't happen very easily. I don't ceased brother's body so long as ed States to assassinate Presi· want to claim a victory until the t h ere is a surviving wife. dent John F. Kennedy. day it's open. I hope it will be children or parents of the de· soon. We cannot live in suspense ceased," the Texas 2nd Court of Mrs. Porter has said she does forever. The longer it continues, A eals sald. not agree with Eddowes' theory, the harder it ls on me." !.!l:.C:=:::~:::.:~~~~~~~~~...:..;___:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-~ He said a similar dispute re- cently arose with NBC over another documentary, "The Mi· grants." To give its side of the dispute, the Farm Bureau has sent a crew to Florida to make its own documentary, which will be offered to television stations. sources who asked not to be identified, the administration is hoping that the Republican· controlled Senate wilJ attach the changes in the benefit programs to a bill to raise the govern- ment's borrowing authority to $1.079 trillion. The measure t.hen would be sent to the House. Without quick action on the legislation, the government's authority to borrow would, in ef- fect, be lost on Oct. 1. In addition, sources said the administration would attempt to force many of the other reduc- tions on the regular approprta· lions bills now moving through the House and Senate. Senate Republican l~ders had urged Reagan earlier in the week to consider slashing Social Security, Medicaid and other benefit programs. But when budget director David A. Stockman met private- ly Thursday with House GOP leaders, they told him "politely but firmly" that they do not favor attaching the entitlements to the debt ceiling bill, according to a House source. The source, who aft:ked not to be quoted by name~d the leaders told Stockman that the Social Security proposal "would not sail in the House." Overall, the source said, the "program the White House has ~ \ ,.., ; .. -< -I COLLECTION -Tina Zielinski of Pulaski. Wisc .. tosses bottle caps collected by Glenbrook junior high students over a two-vear pe riod to s how what a million of anything looks like. The caps will be sold to a local processor. udvanet!d is not the pro1ram to make a stand on." While Reagan can count on the Sl-47 Republican majority in the Senate to be sympathetic to his proposals, the situation Is dif· ferent in the House, where De mocrats hold a 52-vote margin. House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr., D·Mass., declared that Democrats "don't intend to let him wreck the Social Securi· ty system." Sources said the cost-of-living delays would affect: -Social Security pension and disability payments, from July 1, 1982, until Oct. 1. -Railroad retirement pensions, from July 1 until Oct. 1. -Federal workers' pesuions, from March 1 until Oct. 1. -Supplemental Security In· come, which gives cash as- sistance to the needy, elderly poor, the disabled, the blind and other low-income people, from July 1 to Oct. 1. -Veterans' pensions, from July 1 to Oct. 1. -FederaJ employment com- pensation for injured federal workers, from March l lo Oct. 1. -Food stamps, from April 1 to Oct. 1. -School-lunch child nutrition programs. from July 1 to Oct. 1. Benefits for retired coal miners suffering from black lung disease, which are not due to increase until Oct. 1 anyway. Broadcast equal time policy hit WASHINGTON (AP> - Consumer, labor and church groups are asking Congress to ignore the Federal Communica- tion Commission 's plea for permission to stop r egulating broadcasters. Citing recommendations adopted Thursday calling for re- peal of the equal time and fair· ness doctrine laws, opponents charged the t 't:t: eas "bowing to an unbelievable power grab by the networks to control the electoraJ process." Broadcast journalists hailed the commission 's action , however, as recognition that there is no reason to treat them any differently from newspaper reporters. "This is possibly the most im- portant step ever taken by the commission to vindicate the public interests served by the First Amendment," said WaY.ne Godsey. president of the Rad.io· Television News Directors As· sociation. "We could' very well end up with a three-party system with this: the ABC, CBS and NBC parties," added Samuel Simon of the National Citizens Commit· tee for Broadcasting, who at- tended the FCC meeting with a gag in his mouth and holding a picture of the Bill of Rights stamped with the slogan, "Void Where Prohibited by Law." The equal time law requires broadcasters who air the views or a political candidate to accord an equal opportunity to that can- didate's opponents. The fairness doctrine requires broadcasters to present contrasting view- points after airing programs ad- dressing "controversial issues of public importance." While significant, the FCC's call for repeal of those two laws was only a s mall part of an almost unprecedented series of policy reversals engineered by newly installed Republican Chairman Mark S. Fowler. URGENT AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS NT1JJIOQ0 BY LU K-c~i~IJI~ 2 Shipments In .Transit SHIPMENT 1: 40 Foot Cont81ner, Ve .. et Amert08 ExpreH. 8HlltMENT 2: 20 Foot Cont•ner, Ve .... lncotrane lphtt. w e have to sell urgently over SOO hand picked oriental rugs to raise urgently needed cash to release the above mentioned shipments from U.S. Customs. 1 ncluded In the auction will be rugs from all the lead Ing rug weaving countries. All of these rugs are the finest quality and •• In excellent condition. Sizes from 2'x3' to 18'x12' will be avallabl•. THIS AUCTION SHOULD NOT BE MIS8.£0 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th · 2 P.M . HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ ROAD LAGUNA HILLS , Rugs s;an be viewed 1 hOur prior to auction • ,..,_..,., 213-709-0026 A, A&A Inc. Liquidators-Auctioneers Local, county, state, nationql and international events come to your doorstep 111111 •• ._. in the bright, light and lively ~I ~ .. I l .. ---, ~TI ill TI~ Remap vote eyed Bills signed; referendum drive launched SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Republlca.na In t.be Le1A1lature say they are movina swiftly to take the reapportionment dispute to the voters. Meyers said the GOP peUtlom bad been cleared by the attorney general's office and would probably be distributed within a week to Republican leaders and groups throughout the state. He said the party was ready to spend up to $1 million on the drive, wllich will include mailing Individual petitions to GOP households. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. September 18. 1981 H/F Al Tax hike down ro/',ad 2¢-per-gallon increase begi.ns in 1983 SACRAMENTO (AP> -Callfonda faces a two-cent per-gallon increase in the gasoline tax, be1innlng 1n 1883. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .. who bas generally held the line against tax in· creases in his 6'h years as governor .• signed a bill Thursday to raiae SZ.6 billion over the next fAve years at a cost to the average motorist of about $25 a year. SB215 by Sen. John F.oran, D-San and dleeel fuel tax. from aeven to nine cents a gallon, cannot 10 lnto el· feet unless approved by Nov. 15 by tbe county boards of supervilort lbat represent al leut two·thlrda ot the state's oopulation. Brown had refused to support SB215 unW last month, when Foran reduced the amount of the sales tax to be shifted away from the general fund. Francisco, will also ralse the fees for Foran issued a statement saying, driver's licenses, identification "The signing of SB215 into law is a cards, vehicle registration and truck major step toward halting the de· weight. And it will gradually shift terioration of the state's tranaporta· u.......-some of the 6 percent sales tax on lion system, a system vital to the HOMETOWN RALLY -California Attorney motor fuels from the general fund to future economic wellbeing of General George Deukmejian welcomes Long highway and mass transit funds. California." l J They launched their referendum drive Thursday after Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced the signing of three reapportionment bills that the GOP bitterly opposes as "fraud" and "gerrymandering." The bills could give the Democrats as many as 10 more legislative and congressional seats In California next vear. Tony Miller, chief deputy secretary or state, said the Republicans have until Dec. 15 to submit the signatures and have them verified. But he said his office has suggested they turn them in by Oct. 20 to ensure they be verified in time. Beach crowd at rally that kicked off his But the increase In the gasoline Brown made no comment. gubern~orialcampaign.~str~s~h~con-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ servative record on law and order issues in the televis~ announcement. The Republicans have used terms as strong as "rape" and "Holocau.st" to describe the'l>lans, drafted -and adopted -by the Legislature's Democratic majority. The Democrats acknowledge that the p1ana are intended to maintain or increase their legislative and con· gressional strength, but say the Republicans would do the same thing if they controHed the Legislature. The Republicans need the signatures of at least 346,119 re&· Lstered voters withfo 00 da~s io put the bills on the June ballot. ·'The petitions are at the typesetter right now." said John Meyers. political director for the California Republican Party. "As soon as we get them, we will start circulating." The measures would redraw As- sembly, state Senat e and con- gressional districts to reflect the 1980 census. Brown said in a statement, "The Legislature did a good job In the face of a momentous challenge and I see no reason to delay enactment." Arsonist gets prison BAKERSFIELD (AP> -A Taft· area man has been ordered to spend four years in prison for setting five grass and brush fires. Richard Gene Connick, 20, of Valley Acres was sen- tenced for convictions Involving fires in August, 1980. Caren Daniels, press secretary to Secretary of State March Fong Eu, said the Republicans would probably need to collect close to 500,000 signatures because up to 35 percent of them could be invalid, based on past experience. A successful signature-gathering drive would block the use of the reap- portionment plans at least in next year's June primary, raising ques- tions about where candidates for the state's two new congressional seats would run, Miller said. Assembly and state Senate can- didates would run in current dis- tricts, he added. But it's not certain what would happen as far as con- gressional races, he said, because California's population has increased enough to give it two more seats in the U.S. House or Represent~tives. It's possible that the candidates for the new House seats could run statewide, Miller said, or a court could step in and draw temporary congressional district lines. U the reapportionment plans are rejected by the voters, new reappor- tionment plans would have to be drawn. If they're approved. it's possible a special prim ary could be called next summer and the new dis- tricts used in the November election, Miller said. The Democrats have indicated they may challenge the GOP move in court, contending that reapportion- ment tiills are not subject to a ref- erendum. 'Palimo~y' suit back in court SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The histor ic Marvin vs. Marvin "palimony" suit has returned to the state Supreme Court, where MichelJe Triola Marvin is asking for reinstatement of a $104,000 award from actor Lee Marvin. Miss Marvin, the actor's former live-In girlfriend, asked the high court on Thursday to overturn an Oct. 11 Court of Appeals decision that tossed out the award granted to her by a trial court in 1979. The appeals court, however, affirmed the basic ruling under which Miss Marvin sued her former roommate in 1972. She originally had sought the equivalent of community property: $1.8 million or half the assets he earned whlle they lived toi;!ether, althouih they never married. The trial judge rejected that amount but al· lowed the former nightclub singer $104,000 for "social education and financial rehabilitation." The money was needed, her appeal said, because or Marvin's "abrupt termination ... or their seven-year relationship." The state Supreme Court ruled in 1976 that M 1ss Marvin had the right to sue the actor. over- turning a lower court decision that she lacked any cause of action. The Supreme Court had said that ·unmarried partners could sue for property settlement and that an agreement between nonmar:ried couples ~o share property acquired while livmg together lS valid. Strike losses ground flights MONTEREY (AP) -Citing losJes due to the air controllers strike, Swift Aire Llnes, Inc. says It is grQWtding all flights and ls asking federal as- sistance to keep it from going out of business. ••For financial reasons Swift Aire Lines . has canceled all flights and suspended all operattons indefinitely," Jerry Peters, Swift's vi~e presid~nt for marketing, said from the company s executive headquarters here early today. "All aircraft are being grounded in San Luis Obispo," which is home base for the aircraft, he said. Poto University styleO by R~ph Lauren. Distinguished American ease where quality Is a tradition . In brown or grey. Shetland herringbone sportcoat with two- button flap-patch pockets. $155. Pleated wool flannel slacks. $65. 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' ' ----------~----....... -----....------------------.--~ HUNTINGTON BllCH I f BUNTAIN VAlllY a111r•11at CAVALCADE GARDEN STOCKS 82-3 84 87 Author expresses concern of coming Social Security revolution ... B6 ~---... 0' 0 Valley school closure plan sought By PIDL SNEIDERMAN Of .. Deity ........... A Fot.tntain Valley School Dis- trict advisory committee has been told to recommend a series of local school closures to be made during the next four years. District trustees gave mstruc- lions Thursday night to the ad- visor y committee on school closure and di~posilion of sur- plus space, made up of 11 com- munity and teacher represen- tatives and two alternates. At one point. the trustees con- sidered directing.the committee to recommend specifically four ~\ ~ Looking back DOWN NOSTALGIA LANE Newport Beach. decreed even today the fairest of the fair a long this best of all possible coasts. kicked off celebration to- day of its 75th Birthday; the Golden Jubilee of cityhood that cam e this m onth in 1006. And Newport ca me out with all nags fl ying. Well. surely that was the case in the Corona del Mar sector of the community where Coast Hig hway was lined with the Red. Wh ite and Blue as early as 7 a .m . Shortl y thereafter . the firs t of a month-r;, 1 on g state of celebrations took place when old- t i m e r sa nd /'o\ TOM MURPHINI -~~~ newcomers alike packed the upper deck of Bal boa ·s historic Pavilion fo r the 15th Happy Birthday kickoff breakfast. LATER, THE GAZEBO at the foot of Balboa Pie r was dedicated in m em ory of bands man Stan Ke nton. whose long s tands 'at the Rendezvous Ba ll room in the 1940s catapulted both Kenton and The Place into the national musical spotlight. That generalio" will never forget "Stompin ' at the Rendezvous ... At any rate. the star of Newport's birthda~ kickoff breakfast was the city's clown prince of pun. J . Lesli e Steffensen, who led the packed house down :"-lewport's memory lane His usual emcee partner. Justice Bob Gardne r . wasn 't on hand because of vacation in Mexico That gave Steffensen the perfect oppor tunity to s teal one of Gardner's lines in refer ence to historic al recollec· lion : r. "What I recall mav not be factual but it sure is the way I remember it'. I J I .r (.I/ Old Balboa place where yesteryean were revisited -75 times WVABLE LES THEN took the throng down m e m ory la ne by decades and som e s urprise statistics on Newport Beach. He noted. for example in the 1970s. more than 15, new residents moved in to town and that was 3 e rcent J!rowth. the smallest percentage growth o ny of the modern decades. "What that means is. if we'd had the s low growth advocates then. every other one of you he re shouldn't be here," he quipped. "We had an anti-freeway vote that decade when we a ll said Coast Hi ghway is big e nough for anything we'll ever need except Bayside Drive." The crowd roared. "We also had a plan in the 1970s lo make Back Bay a preser ve. Wh y, it was going to have boats, m a rinas . a place for the birds, a rowing course and most amazing of all -WATER." Steffensen noted Newport is getting a new Newport Bay Bridge, s uggesting that the old one was declared obsolete. "On the day a woman from Corona del Mar had a baby on the bridge and she was n't ~.ven pregnant when she left Corona del Mar ... IN THE 1960'8, Les recounted, Newport gained 23,000 citizens for an 87 percent increase. "Those were the years the greedy developers were selling you houses for $60,000 that you're all selling now for $350,000." During t'he 1950 to ·59 decade, Steffensen noted Newport went from a five-man City Council to a seven "person" council. "ln those years, to get elected. you had to be against the Irvine Company and the Balboa Bay Club," he recalled. "Today, we don't care about the Bay Club." I guess he meant only half of the election success formula has c hanged. WIBLE ALL THE PROGRESS of the years was being reviewed, however, maybe all ls not forlorn in .the city by·the-bay. Just outside the Balboa Pavillon. a seal and two pelicans rrollc~ed in the dappled·blue waters. ' Some thln1s don't change much after aU . • • school closures during the next four years. But after an audieace member pointed out that it was the com- mittee's job to determine how much surplus space will be available and to recommend how many schools should be closed, this specific number was dropped. The district's projections of & continuing enrollment decline through 1985, however, indicate as many as four element~ry sc h ool closu r es may b e necessary. Trustee Sheila Meyers said the committee has been asked to look four years ahead to help as- sure an orderly progression of school closures. Cult faces legal steps in Laguna By JOHN NEEDHAM OI .. o.My ...... MAlff Founding members of the Church of Religious Science in Laguna Beach are prepared to take legal steps to force about 40 disciples of an Indian guru to move from the church grounds. Missio n Viejo a ttorney Sueanne Lewis said today the followers of holy man Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh will be served Monday with a notice to quit the property within 30 days if they don't agree to leave voluntarily. Mrs. Lewis, director of the Religious Science congregation which took back control of the Laguna Canyon Road church Sept. 3. said negotiations with the Bhagwan group have broken down and it appears legal steps are needed to force the cult to vacate the premises. ·'They took the position in the negotiations of telling us what they are prepared to do," Mrs. Lewis said. "We feel we have exhausted all possible rem- edies." Mrs. Lewis said the Bhagwan followers were at the church by in vi talion only, and their invita· tion has run out. ·'They have no legal right to remain on the church grounds," she sa-id. She added that attempts to ac- commodate the group, in allow- ing them to stay at the church until new homes could be found for the followers and previously scheduled events were carried out. had been taken advantage of. "At first they said they could be out in a few weeks," Mrs. Lewis said. Then their departure date was pushed up to No- vember and then December. We feel they are trying to prolong this." Joel Edelman, attorney for the Bhagwan group, said he had not been offi cially notified of the Religious Scientists' intention to force hlm and other disciples to leave. "We were ready to continue negotiations," Edelman said. "All l can say is that this was a surprise.'' Edelman said t he Religious Science congregation was play- ing "king of the mountain," and taking a hard-line position. "Thls is a very complex issue and it's not proper for anyone to be g iving orders," he said. "We stand willing to follow the will of th e duly constituted mem- bership of the church. But we won't be pushed out by an in- s urgent group." Edelman said a meeting had been called of the current mem- bers of the church for Sept. Z7 to discuss the issue. "Most of the people trying to force us out are not on the current church rolls,·• he s aid. "They may have mem- bers in the past, but they have al one time or another left the church." Caption corrected A caption under a photograph in Tuesday's edition of the Daily Pllot contained incorrect in- formation pertaining to ac- ti vi lies in the Bolsa Chica lowlands. The area illustrated wu, in fact, a deep peat bog that bas smouldered several weeks after catchln1 flre. Oranfe County firefighters moved dirt and peat in order to water the area. Tbe pbot.01rapb 1howed a firefi&hter waterin& the peat bog. An Oranse ~ n.-. de· partment tractor • nearby. The Daily Pilot recreta tbe er· ror . "It doesn't m a ke sense to close just one school and then turn around and do the whole (evaluation process) o ver again," Mrs. Meyers said ... And parents have a right to know if their school is going t o be closed m the coming years." She added that district must complete its c los ure plans before studying possible re- organization such as the crea- tion of a middle school system. ''Sc ho ols need to be earmarked for closure before we can decide what to do with the ones we have lert," Mrs. Meyers said . The Fountain Valley district now operates 17 elementary schools . In 1979 the d istrict closed Lamb and Mc Dowell schools. Earlier this year. an ad- visory committee recommended the closure of Bushard and Wardlow schools . The trustees, however, .postponed a decision on these two schools for one year. Among the instructions givE'n lo the school closure committee Thursday night were: -All district schools may be cons idered for closure except for Plavan School, which is special- ly designed to a ccommodate handicapped students. -The number one priority for recommending a school clos ure is low enrollment. After this. the committee should consider the location of the school. traffic and safety conditions, the design flexibility of the building, trans portation costs, declining enrollment pro- jections at a particular school. the age and capacity of a school, and the financial savings that can be obtained through closure. -The committee need not conduct additional public hear- ings in the Wardlow, Bushard and Talbert school communities because they were held by the previous closure committee. The school closure committee was directed to make Its final recommendations to the board oftrusteesinJanuary, 1982. The d ecisio n on school closures will be made by the trustees. .,..,.~ ........... TOP DRIVERS J anet Taylor cleft l and Sally Miller. both of Hunting ton Beach. have been nam ed "drivers of the year" by lhe Ocean View School District for their safe records and pleasant attitudes with school children Mental patient policy eyed M edica·l Center. admits them. after deadline ·passes By GLENN SCO'IT Of U.. D4tlty ...... S\llfl Mentally disturbed patients were being admitted today on an emergency basis at UC Irvine Medical Center even though the deadline set b y universit y offi cials for treatment o! Orange Cou nty gove rnment-funded patients passed Thursday. The Univers ity of California Board of Regents, meeting today in San Francisco, is expected to set a new policy for h andling the sensitive issue. The regents called a halt last spring to a contract in which the medical center offers mental health services on a 24-hour Pool mishap fatal to tot A 14-mo nth-old F ountai n Valley girl has died at Cbildrens Hospital in Orange as a result of an Aug. 31 swimming pool mis- hap. An Orange County Coroner's s po kes man s aid Danielle Krueger died at 6:50 a.m. Tues- day. Her death was ruled a de- layed drowning. Fountain Valley paramedics were summoned to the girl's family's Deblois Avenue home when the child was found float- ing race down in a backyard pool. Cops arrest teen in sexual advances A Riverside man who lden- Ulied himself as a door-to-door maguine salesman was arrest- ed by Huntington Beach Police after be allegedly m1de sexual advances toward two women ln a local apartment cop>plo, of. ficera saJd. Carloe Rafael Munoz. 18, wu Jailed in Huntington Beach City on suspicion or attempted rape and buralary. e me rgency basis to the county government. Twenty·three beds are set aside for these patients. The services were suppos ed to s top on July 1, but extensions we r e granted twice by the university. The second expired Thursday. Attorneys r epresenting the county made a last ·minute request Thursday for a court order lo force the university to continue the m ental health services until eithe r further cou rt h earin gs or o ther "reasonable'' fa cilities are determined. But Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Fitzgerald denied the request, saying he didn't want the court involved in contract disputes between the two governmental agencies. Peter Aronson, r epresenting the county, s aid he will im- mediately seek to overturn the denial before the Fourth District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino. But he said the action would take several days. The regents were to decide today whether to continue the mental health services for county patients until the appeal is heard. Among those who have shown intense interest in the outcome is Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates and police chiefs in the county. Gates has said the medical center is the only locked, 24-hour emergency admitting facility where law enforcement officers can safely take people who are con s idered dis turbed or a danger lo themselves or others . Dr. James McGaugh , e x- ecutive vice chancellor at UC Irvine. said the university is continuing to admit mentally disturbed patients pending the regents' decisions, which were expected to be announced this a fternoon. Seven mental health patients were admitted from 6 p .m . Thursday until 6 a.m. today, a hospital spokesman said. Meanwhile, county officials are insisting that the medical c enter ca n 't turn away e m ergency cases -including mentally disturbed patients - bec ause of its licens e for .. comprehensive emergency medical services." Six to stand trial in child sex case Six people accused of engag· ing in sex activities with c hildren at a Huntington Harbour home have been or- dered to stand trial In Superior Court. At the completion of a pre· limln1ry bearina Thursday, West Oran1e County Munlclpal Court Judae Ragnar En1e- bretaeo ordered the aix defen- dants to ll)pear Sept. 28 IM a Superior Court arraisftment. The alx lace l~ (elony coudta of cblld molestation. Charged In the case are John Steen, 55, and his wife Cbrisi, 30, both of Huntington Harbour; lrm a Cruz, 35, of Anaheim, Patricia Lombardo, 22, of Loi Alamitos; Teena Schoobl, 22, at Costa Mesa~ and Mary Plunkett, 22, of L<lng Beach. Huntin1ton Beacb police • raided the Steen11 Venture DrtYe home lut April and .._. • tart• number ol video tapea~. 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JI_.!~ 17 t: C::n~·~ij"fl ~~~·:i~ H:':J.,1\: ~ ,1 u~~.-.. :111 11 • • '; l!ll't; • , ~\It Reef pro1iec• atoarded -• -llAlll .1) i 17 t• .. HMlftii .... , S1'I 11¥1+ "Malt! ... t t + •I 4•· fi • '°' J a. tM~t i: ~=.-1-C -= e.,,,; CN ... ~ 1.11 .. t ~· I t I n :::·: ,,. 1 .. , 1 ~ --:: : !; _ 4' "-U ,,., , 1 ft:_" ..,J'' t e i:i +" t 'j\I ._ PHOENIX <AP) -A pair of J: : 't: 1 !!! '19~ ·!P, u 1• -\'o $=F. ·~ ~ i f• e ~'I • ! i~ : ~ Calltoro.ia firms have won a Jolnt IU.r t ••ff ; 1-11 ~ " • ""J '... · ~ • 41 ' M ._ contract for COmpl_.1 of ''6 "' U NA 1.•.. ,._, t AL rm' ' ' ~~-:..'..'~ 1111, i 'J ~~ 1 , M I 11 ~,••I~ •cn.•00 &< •• m et "• 1•1~'1 1~ ::::: ~~ • J lJ"'-~ t::::m ':ii• ,i ,_.. Utu 1 ~'.u .~ '~.~ of the Granite Reef A9ueduct In the et Ufr J tj :.::u 840 ,·, iO ,, otm:t "' :t......_' ri! t' 'i I m ~ ... =" _ :1 ·• •1-a~ ~ ~ Cent rat Artt0na Project. lntuior .. "'"'' ''° • t•• 111.., • --•• ftf .. Secretar y J a mes Watt b as an-• *-"' •K• '*-11nu• · '4' '"''" :: • 4M ..... ;q':, • =,. ~ ... ·: • -1?: nouncect .. ' ~ ....... ,. ~ t.• State leads drinkers • wine Whal state had the fastest &rowing sales of wmc dur ing 1!8>" Would you beUeve Alabam u? And which slate was runner-up lo Alabama? Would you believe the neighboring state. Georgia, hom e of Cocu-Cola-> . It's true. Wine sales went up 36 percent last year m Alabama And they incr eased 17 percent in Georgia. Th at's well above the national &\ver age. to th~ nulion as a whole, wine saJes were up 7.6 percent in 1980 f"igures on wan e consuml)l1on, stale by stale, have been compiled by the Sun Francisco bused Wane Institute. You might guess the reason Alabama :ind Georgia are coming on so strong righ t oow is they both have a long way to go lo catch up lo the rest of t h e country ~ And that is tht: _ case, although \r ~ there are stales · with lower wme co n s u mption than these two. Whe n you divid e win e lllTOI IOSIOWITZ s hipm ents by population, you find the national average last year was 2.1 gallons per person. In Alaba ma, even with the 36 percent sales jump, con· sumpt1on worked out to s lightly less than one gallon per person for the year. in Georgia, it was a trifle ;ibove one gallon In short. the wine consumption rate in Alabama and Georgia is abo4t one hair the na t.1onal rate. The state with the lowest wine cons umption as Kent ucky ("I 'II stick to bourbon, thanks " l. closely followed by Mississjppi. In both of those states con· sumption per person hovers a round six·tenths of d gallon per year But even an those states, wi ne sales are gro wing. They were up 12 perce nt last year in Kentucky 7 5 percent in Mississippi. Other states with big g'ains last year were New Mexico t 14 4 percent ). Idaho (12.8 percent >. Wyoming 02 5 percent) a nd Iowa ( 12.2 percent) While wine sales a re on the rise everywhere an th(' nation -only two states, Montana and Kansas registe red declines last year the market for this alroholic bever age is st ill highly concentrated. An analysis done by the Los Angeles newsletter The Wine Investor, shows that 10 st ates consistently account for about 65 percent of all the wme sales in the country These top 10 wine imbibers are !in order of imbibing> California, New York. Illinois. Florida, New J ersey, Texas. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Mic higan and Ohio. ' Even within th is top group, some drink more than others. California, the top wine·proclucing state an lhe nation. is also the top wine -drinking s tate Na· lional wine. s hipments las t year were 477.976,000 gallons. California took 104,471.000 gallons, or nearly 22 percent or the total. Californians d rank twice as much wine a!; the res idents of New York Califorma's volume gain for the year -6.5 million gallons . exceeded the amount or wine shipped into any of the 31 lowest·ranking stales. To put it another way. i.f the people in the rest or the country consumed as much wme as the people an California. U.S. wine s ales would be more than dou· hie what they a re now. Another continuing trend m the business is the white table wine phenomenon The New York newsl<:tter, Impact, h3'S tracked this growth rn 1960, red. wanes accoun ted for 73 percent of the market. whites 17 percent and rose 10 percent In 1970. reds h.ad 50 percent of the market, roses 26 percent <renect mg the pop wine boomJ. and whites 24 percent. Today, white wines have 54 percent of the total market. r~ds 26 percent and roses 20 percent Women drinkers are also contributing s ubstan llally Lo the upsurge in wine sales Whereas women account for only 17 percent of beer sales and 44 per cent of distilled spirit sales, they represent 52 percent of th e wine market STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW VOAlt(AP) F1n•I Oow Jon" •vQ .. ~o;cJ:rd•y. Sep ,, NEW VOliltK CAPJ.Se16', Tllurs. prlc• encl net <lt•noe Of Ille llllffn most active New Vcwti Stock EAcllAnot luues. l{::'~~~~llonelly a:,,';r;.., U'len1 :.~ " SOiiy Carp 7tC .JOO 17 • .. SIA/'t Otug nt,IOO 20"' • Joe. N•bltco8rd S9t . .ac> J~ \'o IBM SSl,600 S.V. \:. 51.dOlllnd S27 .SOO Sl'I• '1 Te• VIII M4,800 191 • '"' SuclerOll s U l,IOO JO''" I\• Globe I Mer s QI, 100 17''> , .. Aowen 430,.00 ••' • Yo Enon ' 41•,600 Jt>& ,._ A-r Tl.T 42$,000 -4mE'Cpreu 412,700 41"• -1" S<lltumbrQ • 36',100 SJ'-1"' Mobll • lM.IOO 26V. iw. AMERICAN LEADERS Ne me I E1w •rtc It QI 2 AllrQIAuto I J AlllW•t• fl'l8 • USIUl't' Inv s ~ 11'1(1 • Pro1er lnl 7 eleyboy Ell I UI( ... ll'IC t GllAe• p19 10 l'llmw•r~ . :; ~~·v: I) loweillO !If 14 Orul'l\l'l\11 QI 1$ • ...,,..,, Df It CHAI' pf& 17 01!.ICO .rfllf Pct Up 2S.O Up U' Up 10 I Up t.6 Up IA Up 6.9 Up t.1 Up t .7 Up t ' Up H Up U Up U Up I" up .7 Up .I UP •j Up 4 NI W YO..• IAPI -""kn ._~ ef .. Id~~ .. "' w ..... .,.. IM'k9. .,.....,... ,,...,, ...... , ... efftl.11. .......... 'tAy .... .., ......... u .. ....... -u """ .... '*A.,, ..... ......... c.-. -'"" ........ ,... Mt• rs. . llelltU:O..·...,... lO Ind 10 Trn IS Utt 6.S Stk lllelut Tr•n Utllo 6.S Stk 0.... H1911 Lew ClaM C ... IS 1.50 151 26 &3' 13 MO O'I 11 S l lS2. JS. 47 lit 90 3'7 '1 s 71 10t 1' 107 11 ICM.S7 IOS 11~ 1 11 J33 • lJt :n ,,, '° J?'I 03 ... WHAT STOCKS DID NEW YORK <API Sep 11 AdYenceo OKllned Unc"41n06d TOl•I IHuU New highs New lows WHAi AMfl([)tQ TOder l6I 11SI ., ,. • 170 NEW YORK tAPI Sep 17 AdYenced Otcllned Un<ll•n0to Totel IHUO New lllglll Hew lows METALS J,903,AOO 1,3'4,400 730,100 S "9,SOO Pre• O•V ISi '°' 208 1n 4 sq Cep"er 14lll.a1V. onts e oollnd, U.S. Oestlnetlont Leed .. c.<'111 . f)OUl'ld ZIM ft\4 cenh • POUl'ICI. dellv•r-911. Tiii "·IMOt -•1$ Wffk comPotU• •b M"°Ctlt'Y ~.00 per lies .. ""''-M"'l.00 1roy or , N v SILVER GOLD QUOTATIONS L-: rnomlnt llMll'll "46.7J, oft JIJ.l;S, L••d .. : elternoon 11111110 M47.00, aH $12.00 .. Wt; ....,,,_ 11.cll'IO U. tS, WO~~ ,.,,_, ....., 04. of1 SI.ts. lwtkll: lete llarno t-US.00. off •11.00; .... OOetll.ed. M•••r & M.,111••: only dellv civot• 5"1.00,"" $12.00 .......... , .... ., dally QUiii• ... , ... "' tlt .00 • ........ I .... ., 0.lly quote tet>rk.AWO $44US,ottJlt.t0 SYMBOLS ~ • • . ' ., " NATIONAL LEAOUIE Dodf •'-2, Bravea 0 AT\MT 1.0S~•&.al ...... .. .... 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Mofltl'MI, Crelnertle (4), DawlOfl lnl.A-i6.1'0. ........... MMal Pl'lll ... l"'le otO 100 ~ 6 0 Hew York 000 000 0»-J 4 J Helft, J. R_, tel, Lyle {I), R R_, <ti -MorelMd, Scott. s.ereoe m, Ma""-11 ltl and SW,.,., W --" 11-21. L -Scolt (oHI. S -R. R-(7). A-S,501. ••1,..._. Cln<l1111•tl 000 000 000 1-1 12 o S.n Franc:lic.o 000 000 000 -s O Seaver, Price 1101, Hwme (101 and 0 '8erry, Nol., (ti ; Wltlllon, Hollend ltl, Minton CKU -Mey. W -S..wr, 12·12. L Hollencl.~S. s -Hwrn• ct) A -4,721. ................ Houlton JOO 400 ooo-t u o San 0 19911 000 000 -..0 S • Hlekro -Aal'lby; Mura, ._,. (1), Ut- tlelleld (4), ANMtrol>t t•I. vr ... ctl - Ken-'(. W -Hllllro (._Tl. L --• IS.Ill. A -t.«11. American League one. •.• .._. t1a11t"'ore 000 020 --... n 1 Ctavetalld 100 001 000-2 11 I McGreeor. StOOdolrd ti) encl Oral'lam, Oem-y m ........ ~lln..-(7), GIVM ltl ...cl DI•. H-y 191. W -McGA9W (11·31. L -a-kar C1·7). S -s..-..rd (6). 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Armes, OMlelld, .S; 0111¥1e, Mllw--, U ; Murray, a.111.-•• 61; Wtmleld, N9W Yori!, 60; Pt<lorft, Seettle, "; •• hll, To ... St. ,_....,CIDec..._.I c1 .. ,, ........ ••: T.,.,..., ...... t-t: M<G"9flr, lelllfMra, 11...J; ~ • ..._, Yor1<, 11·1; Cofner. TeMt, 7·2; D. ~rtlnn, l•lllmore, 1S.4; VuckovCcl'I, Mllwauk .. , IN; o..-, eoMOfl, .. 2. MATIO..AL LaAOU• • A• • " """' M.Otock, ~ 72 lS4 all IJ7 .JO R-. ""U .. ljll'lla tO .. • 121 .m COf\Ull(lofl, ClndM•U tO IS1 " 116 .m OawlOfl, Morll,...I tr Jal 61 106 Jlt ewc11ntt,~ • m 11112 .111 0urt1em. OkAl90 11 m ,.. • .'16 "· .. -.. ......... • .. ,. '7 .'1• ...... .,....... ..... , 111 ."4 Grtn.y, CIMINWll .. m ,. IOS ,,,, klvftl~ ............. ., ,,, .. '1 .'11 .._._ Scl'lmldt, Pflll ... lllfll•, 26; D••tell, Mt11tr••I, D ; KC,.....n, Hew Yorll, It; ......... Clllci-tl, It;~-. st .......... 1'; c1...-, Sen l'rWKttc.., ,.. .......... Fotter, Clnclnnetl, 7J; Sc l'lmtft, Pl'lll ... i,llle, 72; luClllW, Oii~. •>; C..- c•IMI. 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Time: :S4.lS. " SICACTA W().21 paid M).00 QUART• aNOtlHS l•CDND llAC•. 400 yareh. Polly llow CP .. llrw) 6.20 l.00 J.OD Vin VIII• (Hartl J.IO 1..0 Movln l(lftde INfl <Wardl 4.00 Alto read: J..-8'0Wft Svoer, P\>rrW'(, "" Dlal Mr,frt. Time: :10.03 TMtaD a.ec:a.1'0yardl. MIH O\l<U .... k y (Chavetl 1.20 J.20 UO A Toast To Jet CHlrtl i.• 2..e Miu Mltfl!Y Olk-cwardl ..... Alao reucl: MT P:k llle Jel. Soft TrOMllM """'· Ala Girl Gree:•. C.11 -., ....... , O.n<l"9 -·MIN Pei. Time: :17.ft. U UCACTA C .. 11 paid Ut.SO. TMOttOUGM8R•DI 'OURTM Race. 6 furlonet. Emmy's Low CT-Illy I 6.:111 J..411 t.40 Kollte (H¥r111 l.JD 2.40 C'Ht Chet• CPMlllM) a.oo AllO read: YOU1111 Oeb, -1 ... 1e·1 M'(ltl· q.,., L-Sfle It llold, NoVua Saa.. n .... , 1:1n ts ''"'" RAC•.61url0f\9S. Curra Gin CHetrfral hrba RUbe co.m.11 Mar9lnero lsc-n<erl Alao reucl: , • .., Ool"9 Perty, lm.1Pt<erulertcr>. Time: l;IZ3/5. $llCTM llAC•. 6 MI- ,,., l.40 2.• 11.10 4.JD 100 Flrw. ~ ...... O.nee H SNlw CCnal UO uo 1.40 Metlar OI Feet C8eau<lalrel l .40 t.60 Hid It (Horrltl J.60 AllO reucl~ OllN MlltrHI, A"9rl 0.-, H..-nS..,... Tl..,e : 1:114/S JaV•MTH aACI. 11/16 ,.,, .. ,, Tl'lwnder Pll)a CltoncO 6.JD l,Jll UO Pol-• Tl"'9 (Tetllft0'.11 J.OD 2 ... Waapy Reul CO.-tl ._. AIM rac.d. Don Lin ICM. Mathias ...... S•r"'y 5urllr1W. Pe(k l'la, Dotlwallupa. Tl..,e· t:Cl/S • IOMTH uc•. •fur._ S.uy Lii ...... IU19Uel s.• uo UD tl•t• tier COemerl •.00 t.• W•rm ONI ca.y1ey1 2M Alto recM: tllO A--,., Llnle Karol,. Call Ma Pretty • Time: I: 111/S. U •XACTA <Hl paid .. 1.00 M 1 MT M llACa. 6 furlOf19S, SI SI You (St•llnosl 1.60 S.00 J.60 oema Of~ CJlnl u.ao L60 $l'llnl11t Er• 04en er•I S.411 Alto recced: Honor JoM. C:.11taln A,._ orewt, Avttw1111c L••. Hanalel Prine:•, CelltNlletl. Time: 1:121/S, T•NTMRAC•.61w<'- Mow'a PllPPO a-ICnnl T • J.• J.411 htlll St1Wt CSt*Kerl S.00 t.60 Otttrec:letlon (MtNI) J.40 A1M remcl:Oan H•stY.Ow•Ma1.d•.Vftlll Ot1Mt. Time: 1:10. 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Open and novice dlvisioDJ will be held in each ate eroup from 10 to 18 years of age. Preliminary rounds will be held at various courts in Co.ta Mesa with the finals set tor Costa Mesa Tennis Club at Te Winkle Park, Oct. 3--4 . This is the fourth year ror the popular event. Applications are available at private and public TENNIS I'§ clubs and courts in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com· mer ce. For information, call 979-0536. • • • THE nNAL STOP in the Ten· nis Legends Championships will be the new Industry Hills Tennis Club in the City or Industry, Sept. 24.27. This is a 10-city tour which features eight leading over-35 players. The line-up always re- sembles a who's who of tennis. The California stop, for the past two years, has been the John Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Bea ch but Indus try gets its chance this time. Ken Rosewall, the Australian great nicknamed "Muscles," b ecause of t h e po w er he generates from his still lean body. is the defending champion in each or the first two years. And again. the 47 -year -old former U.S .. Australian and French Open champion, leads with 285 points to fellow coun· try m a n's Rod La'ier's 245 points. This champions hip final brines together the top eight players on the legends tour. That group includes Rosewall, Laver, F red Stolle, Roy Emerson (an Australian who along with Laver lives in Corona del Mar), Owen Davidson, Cliff Richey, Roger T aylor and Marty Riessen. Rosewall has said of himself: ·•Probably the biggest reason l 've lasted so long is that l learned the game the right way." Once when asked if he has changed at all, he joked, "I'm just a little heavier in the wallet." Night sessions, beginning at 7 : 30 wiU be held on both Thurs- day and Friday, Sept. 24-25; two sessions will be held on Sept. 26 at 1 and 7:30 p.m. and the finals will take place Sunday, Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. Participants in the legends tour, relate the more human side or the lifestyle that revolves around the tennis courts: "I think we're very human. extremely human out there," said Davidson, who has won championships at every major tennis tournament in the world. "<Bjorn) Borg's got a personali- ty, it's a different personality than Cllie) Nastase's. It seems that all of the top players get n ervous, though. They sense danger and play better. That wa s always Laver's and Rosewall's advantage.'' ·'The shots and the strokes are s till t here." agrees Laver. ''They (fans) identify with Rosewall's backhand. They Identify a little more with that age bracket. They say, 'He's "5 and he still can do it."· ..Says Drysdale : "The camaraderie is very different from the cold temperament ex- hibited by many of the world's top players. It's a lot of fun." "We wouldn't be playing lf we didn't enjoy it," says P!merson . • • * APPUCATIONS ARE BEING tak e n from young amateur players desiring to participate in a student sports and cultural ex- c hange trip to Australia scheduled for April, um, durtn1 the Easter school holiday re- cess. Applicant.a for the trip must be 9 to 17 years old. They will be selected on their tennis playing abilities, beginner to advanced, enthusiasm for the 1ame, scholastic aptitudes and com- patibility with peers . 'I:bose selected will be the guests in the homes of Australian families · tb. have tennis-playing children of the aameqe. For information re1at"dlq the trip, call Gilbert Unter at (2'1.S> 472-3138. Area sailor wim Al Cuael ol B8bla Cor'lllltbl• won the flnt race of UM 5.6- met.er European aaua= now under ••7 at ODat Fran~ wltb 11 ~· Cont.mclen a. from SWaj1t.. Au1tralla aacl IM u ......... . c....a1a-..1m ... ..., Wanim' m. ,,_. ..... ...__ later NPOl'tl· ---·-- OranCleCout OAILV PILOT~rlday, September 18, 1981 Cl • .... ... .. f'tC'hftGUa ..,_.... ..... OT lll(Tlftew •.nt•aa ...... ITAftMSllT n .. , ....... .u ......... , .. ICll •-...UC......... _.... nAT ..... ., .,... ... ._. ... ---..... ..UM Oii TIMI...::.~ TN ....... 1 ... --• -._. .. ..,..._.... ''IMfC!:ltnl"l'l .... lllil• ........... ao.aeOl'IUNft.... .W-•: J AMIO•aa ... ODUCTIOMI, f~ ......... ,..._ ,.._ ..... Oii I 111n0tall I UttNa• CllfTllt, t .... flalrc1111• Dfln , IMll• .......... _ ... fk'I._....._. , ... ..,,,_CIMllT COltOlf"-m11 I.a"•-..,._.... 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Tiie .....,I<...._ ,,,. foll..,."'9 per-1 ••• dOlftf "=zt..:m::r• .-==.t.Of' NOTICE OF DEATH OF =.:"'.....:::"~..!"!v':ci~ ..,t=-=-~RIO ; HUMPHltl!Y & T .......... ..,._ h ._... ...... ••A&. NOPtl•TY AT A N 1. o M A R Q u a e .111 .. <....., .............. 1 w .. l(A .. eo; FINANCIAL PUBLISHe:•s; ,_ ... , NIYAffllAL• PERRY AN 0 0 F leer9of5-tvi.net .. ....,,tne. THESOCIETYOF,.AUNl!IU;17105 A"ATA" SOUND COM,.ANY, -.·a..,.. p ET I T I 0 N TO AO COM "LIANC IE WI TH T" E soul II PaclHc Su11tt1 .. ecll ""14....., A.._, ,_In v .. ...,. Sllnrlar Ce.irt ...... $1•1• •f . CAL"O .. NIA EHVl ltOfolMENTAL C•llfwnlat074 • • Ce1"9nll19tM C.llforllla..,._~.,or ..... 111 MINISTER EST~TE NO. OUALITY ACT1 F, "· 1"111111.,.;.,., inc . CA Callfarlli• o.-. J.y Ki.-,*'' Pllll'll ... 1M Mattw ti ......... of c-11. A-110325. Lecel Coaatel ~fa9tamt ert Cet'9oerllllonl, lls.11 ~ u. ... Strut, ,,_,....,Vall..,, Callf0t11le Mc:Cart.ClecHM. T o a I I n e I r S ttatvtorlly ••"""' fl'MI CEOA ••· H•ntl ....... IM<l\,Callferlll•t!Mt. t2?tl NOll<e It llerWy"""" , ... , ... 1111· b e n•ficfarle s er dlt I ... 1 ..... entt pwr ...... , ,. S•Cll•ll Tiiis lltAl!IMt h ~'"' •Y. Cot Tllh ~It~" ... "" _....... ....... •l ............. Oii ... , • ors lttM.t, Dhtl ..... 11, Of .... PW.I< _ .. ..... •w...., ., •ft•• .. .., cr.y ot s.t4.. 1•1. et and c onttngent Creditors of ••ta11rcnc-. F. P. Puoo-.... inc. OellielJ.K......, "'' •fflce of c-.. ,. co1emM1 & Anlo Marquee Perry and An_o..,_f._~.,...,... J-sw,Pt......,. TM• ......... -fU., with ... How ..... 1771:1 E. ""'st.-. TlllltlR, h 1119 llllt.,....... _ lllwl-"' -I oAiwVlctf'Tft C-ty Cltnr "' Or ..... c_, •II CA.,..,,~ of LOl A ........ SIM• p. r sons w 0 m. y be .... 1 ,,,.., .,,.._ ....... .. ...... .. Tlllt .~ •• , 111 .. i wltfl .. .. .., .. M.,.. ., c:ellfonlle .. .,. ....,_. Mii Mlt otherwise Interes ted In the Sut*v•--. c-, c;i.r11 ., °' ..... c:a..n1, .., .. ,.,tfta b!Hlt• .... .wjeet111 c...,.,.........,.., w ill and/or e state. Ma1er1ai.,,...,.,.i••~.._... ...,..21,1•1. "*I""' ar.,.. CM•• o.11, P1io1. MHI s~• c-n. •" •lellt. "'" .,.. A ,...tltlon has been fll-AA 1a t11a ...,. "' ,....,.,"'" •"-"IOll ,..,, ... ..... 11, ISFOct. t. t , "'1 •t 1MI 111 ..... tt d uMI ~-In .... to ell b c"~ "" at ttlt ---' .. tl..O wlttl -'"'*ht.tel Or.,. Coast Dally Pllet. tilt"""",.... ..-1'1' sttwtt 111 -. Y rocker National Bank °'"" at .. '-d 111....,.. °' ,,_.. A .... 111, $1tpt., 11. ''· 1 .. 1 ., .. , c-tv ot 0r.,.., State of ~. in the superior Court of "''°r to ... ......,... ...,1t1t; ••• • '9r1k u1ar1y ~ .. to•-·• Orange Coun.., r...,..uestlng coolM•re""""""" wit: t '" v... . For fvr111et 1Morma1~. --ll'A•CELI: h a t C roc ker National ere "'"'""•< .. c:..-itv ~-------------w1~':':T,.c:rOM A•• 111 l#ldlvlmd ...., 111 .. '"1 "' ..... Bank b e appo I nted as n1no ., eM-s.7 ..... i.11 "" otttc.e Piil.iC •m "A•Tltl .... ,.Of'aUTUtO ' .. ,.,.~: personal representative to loc•••o •• • ch•tt c"'" Ori•• ------------1 l""'9•P1n1nou1 Lot t7, Trac:• ... " per map,.. admlnlst•r the e state of ••a'v'' s.....0 • ......,~~TH"'-EllM_,!!702-•D 0,. Monc•o" •MTINTIC* 8UltMIU ~ corded Ill 8toll :Ill, P .... 11.-. Of "~" ..,.. ..... ~ T ............ .--i.swt!Mr-MIK ...... "'tlleOffktoflfttC-y A n lo ~rQuee Perry (~ SUP E •VISORS Of< OllANOll' TOL.aMS ... °'°9•TY ... ••ll•t•I pert .. , from IN •ecerdtr of Ot •llt• Cou11ty , der the lnde~ent Ad-COUNTYCALIFO•NIA 111~0~1;:,~~~:.":::A o~':.~~I·~ "".,....,. .,...."'-..,,., '"' Ht· Callfomla. m in istration. of E s tates ,o.SE~L: ,'-Ju·:..-1! ~L"E·x"!~DER SCHOOL DISTltlCT lln dltc:l•red ~ lltlau' llYll-flame Of lt Ell'PAC ..... _., known • ., 2111 Ap. ~ " ~ ~" IS .. 1 Pffcy Drllre Wnlmlnuer' pltlttt Drl'llt , Tuttln, CA. THI Ac t). The petition IS set for Ctent ot Ille 9-f Ille Cff-dtl Mat Sci.ool 11 llOI Callfwllleftla. • • OWNElt OF THE OTHE• ..... WILL hearing In Dept. NO. 3 on of5-VbotS .. ,_... fortc'-l <IMS"*" _,...., T ... fletft .... ....,_, ,,.,.,. tlate-SELL OH THE SAME TEllMS AND O ctober 1o4 l9Sl at 9 ,30 Or .... C-OIY.C.ll'°"'la •NI pr...-s lo IH• u ld "'-'ti rnaf'lt .., .. ,.,.....,... •• , n1 ..... CONDITIONS. , . ~OrMllltCM•t Dally PllO\,' ~=::.Sci-I April Jt, *lllltlwC-yofOf'...... ..A .. CELJ: a .m . Sept. II, l"1 .... , ttOCMnetlollA- l'ull Name and Af<trn• of tlle A•to.,.Ufldlwlded \l't lnternllnaftf IF YOU O BJECT to the CO<-•-.ce11twn1at:ans p--~ .. : le~f:'~:t61J M .-on""' gran ting of the petition, P9JC m'fa S.alM~tlOIH.ttulclscr-1 NICOL.E ALIX HUNl!U.E. !91 t ' o"9.d I 9eo11 U2 YOU should either appear as OHcrlOed lilt-•Ill bl received, Pere, Ori .. , W.tlnlll•er, C.llfor'nl• ;'" lleraof rec " 1 • th coll1ldtr9Cl-~byt11t Busl""' •:aea . .... is .... MIK. 111\ept, " .... Of· at e hearing and state IRYll .. ~WAT•• DllTlllCT Manager oft .. Dlt"kt Of 2:1SO'CIOcll, 1'111 ... ,.1eom "0 °' .,.CowltY "ec:-roto, .... your objections or f lie NOT•acw ,...,.AUTIO. on'"' 12111 _,Of _111e,, '"'· •• ll'llllli.... ,_ C'IDM1 ~ CPoHity. Callfonlle. 1 t j 1 o,. ••unv• KCUAATI<* --• -.. ,........., •-.. , 1w Tu· wr t en ob ect ons w ith the ™ ,,...,,. •-" •-Dftt•l<1 It u.e Dlt*rlct ~ 0tt1ee 1ace1ee1 et· s.. te. :tt,Oct.t, '· "'' 1 u c1re1e. Coet• M• ... CA. THE court before the hearing . .,,_rlne • ..._....,,. Decleratkln,... 1u7 Plecenti., C.ta Mew. cau1on111. OWNE• OF THI! OTHE• y, WILL Your a""'"'a rance may ... _ '"' project dHCrlbtd below. A Eecll pr-I to ..... UICI schoOI SELL ON THE SAME TEAMS AND ,.,,._ .,., "Dreft" Ht9etl"9 O.CW•llott It .,. N II .. -~ltd..., en""'-"' COMDITIOtolS. In person or by yOUr at· fllt al u. Dlw kt Oftka, Gil Cam-tlollel cer11fleel <llt<ll In an •-I PAllCELS: to rney. Ori,,., lrvlne, c11uor111e, •11C1 h """" '° tN -°'.,. N-11• •• lo on UMIYICIM ""' lnMrftt 111 -I F y 0 u A R e A •••11•1110 for Pilbll< 111,1119<tl011. A ""9M Ulllflacl ~I District .... ooo. I lll fOI.._._ H I As • .... ,Ill ... t"8t tlle blel09t, If WC· .DEA TH NOJICES \0: u.'T;~ ..... •• .,., ,..... r• ~REDITO R or a c o nt--~~...,<=='°"* •..:::,.:~~ cnsM, w111 -rty tMCw ....sec· corfeel "" .-a . ,.._.. s a. ' ot 1noent c reditor of the de · ...,..we1 11oy 111e ...,. of Dl...aors., cept • 11-...,.,. •-.._.. ~.,. PACCJO .,...... Ml .. _ I of C DI ~ Ilona et ai.olltlltd by Ille ...... of ll1:. • • • K . ..._., II'"'°"'" the ~ ce.is ed, you must f ile your the strict .. Its ......,.. to lie,,... ee1uca11on. u. c:111<11 of 11w 11...,..1 LOUIS J . PACCIORETTl , •:~~'!9'c:~.:.':',':::!:~ .. , 1052 c laim ~ith the co urt or s.r~=·c'!!hts ofi11e1o1._1,,., ••-•llll•lllCIW t11an rem••n 111 .. resident of Costa Mest1. Ca s.11nas A,,.~ COit.a Mew. CA. THE present 1t to t he personal p,..)Kt Ne. W0•7... "°'""'°"of IM D1•r1c1 -,,.. .. be f 20 B OW ER OF THE OT I.II · ••lled • llllllel P'"Y"*" of r9ftt -o r yea r s. orn 1n N H ...., WILL r e present ative a~inted A-ut1or1 Ne.s to 1.D.21m 1 oue .. ecuuon ...o .,.11,..ry of u le1 New port Beach California 5c!!:,LDIOTN1,..!.H5.E SAME TEltMS AND by the c ourt with four Anneut1o11-1to 1.D. l 12211 1 ..... oi .. rwi .... .,. c11ec11 11nc1..,. """ ..,.. A-.. llonNe. ltol.D.102 on J anuary 6. l!KIS. P assed PA1tceu: months fro m the date of A-uUtn-1 • •.D. m ::C:inc~ •111 11a tom!tM.,. away oo Septe mber 16. 1981 A• ta .,...,.,,ldtel ...., tmernt •n-f irs t IS$uance d litte rs es L•utloft: •• ...,.,., -"' ctt• Ttw m•"""""' .,._11_ payment in Newport Beach. Ca He '•.'.::~· 1115, ••per ..,...,. provided In !ectlon. 700 of :,:00 :;•.=.. .. J:. :-:.;~ -11111t110tleut1w1t10,ooo. w a s a membe r or S t . conNlfln8oClll10t,P..,..•1 .... ,1,...th e pr9 b a t e c otfe of wooc111rldglt. TMbl<11-111ndlca1•\Nuse- J oachim 's Catholic Chur ch . c11111we. ot Mix . Maps, In 1,,.ofl1<• of Callfornla. The tim e for · T1111 pro1«1 c--.tN eNMaat1onaf '°"°by IM°'"'.,·°"'".,.,_,,,. H . . ed b h. r f l_ll• Cownly ""••Cler of Orane• filing cla ims w '1ll not ex-•PP•O•lmalely 1.0 AcrM •llllln -... ptlMMllyelafu•••(1.C<tPleb19. e ts s urviv y IS w1 e o ~''· . . t f Irvine Rene" Weter Dlatrlcl lo Ille Utt• tllat r9qlilre r..,,., .-of "" over 26 years, Beatrice M. or Mor• com,,,...1y kn-n u · 1101 pire prior o our m onths tollowlne tour w 1m,,,_,,,..,, 01 .. feclllll•• In "" ..,.,,,,. ,_,.. .,. • C o s t a M e s a . C a . . 2 s .. "'.'" Plt<9, Coll.a-· CA. THE from the date of the hear-~ktt: non·•cc•pt.ot• u ... Tll• eoard •f d aughters charlene Buffum OWN l!R OF THE OTHElt \.'> w1LL Ing noticedabo\te. A11Mutlelf11M.no1.o.2 cno1 ~~"'!!,C:= ... '"::": of Shlng)e Sprin gs. Ca . and ~~~~.~~~.I! SAME TUMS ANO Y O U MAY EXAMINE :~:::=::::::::g:~.:,2211 ,_,1, .... __.... ..... 11111e--. P a t r i c 1 a D a r r o w or Terms of .... ,..,, 111 ••wNi -. the file ker,t by the court. A-uti.H .. "• l.D. 111 of •ciuuu.. In ltuole Cll..:retlo"' •· If ~'--t"9 pr_.ect -_ ... Berkeley, c a .. also 3 st ep-of"" u111tee1 s.-. ... con11rma1'9ll of yo u are nterested In the ftlr ,,,. -..-. at -..in1"' utmt, ,...,., 111........,. _.,.,. feclnu.e 111 sons Henrv N ay of Ohio. wia. Ten Pt"cant °' •-1 111c1 '0 11a e state you may me a ~-tan1kn "'••1 .... ,......,. -f1eN Ult • .,.,..-... or _... r...n 111 •J ..._,_wltllbld. . ~-~--WlarOlllll'lct Kenneth N~ aJso of Ohio •*or.,,.... to i. 1n wr1t1119 q u1es t w lth1the1 coutl rt ofto ,re-,..-. ~~~~=:.;.o=•!!a;..: a n d R'<> bl! rt N a y 0 r w111 11e •«"""' •• ,,,. a'°'9M1ct tffa ce v e spec a no c:e he Nam• • ..-.cv ...,...1,. ,. .. ,,,. bid....., .. .,... ,1110 ....... " C alifom.ia, 19 arandchildren •1 ony 11""...,. ,,,. um 1M11111<t11011 Inve ntory of estate and of 1«1· ,,.,,.,.. 111-=11 w.w Dlttrl<t c-,....,.....,... 111c1.. 111 .-i11<111 11 _.,. .: a nd 9 i·~•t·grandchildren . "~~~=e1et•ofu1e the petitions, accounts and toct ,..,,o! ltoit.,t McGr ew, ._1r.ot11111Nt1e1c11.,...,_,._.. Als o 2 siat er s J osephine O--P-•• reports deScribed In Sec-11~':;..": ,,...... .. Mid ,..911• :~:~::.::::-i::.;~1c~m":~ B ranetti of Santa Cruz and =-~= ~,,. t I o n 1 2 0 0 . 5 o f t h e u a1 •l""'k ... t .ttacta: NONI! .... tor recrNltaMI -ckirlllt "'"" Mar y Ryan also of Santa Pub11u.c10r.,... <:Mtl-::;:Y p1i.. Ca llfomla Probate Code. Ptlttfttt•l lllnlfk.,, tftecb. of -..-11v v. i.-. C r uz. Recita tio n of the S.pt.11,11.u.1•1 mw' JohnL.Br~ley,Esq. 0 .... =S.-1t,"'1 Na c-..iu1on.,..11 111tpalde41y P~lt & •"-rtln ~J.W..ter, llc.....O,.... -_,, "'W• r• Rosary ~II be held on Su n· "'"' "'"' _.,....,. ~,.. •NI.-. -u 11e "° -"'''°" day , Septem ber 20. 1981 al -.. _""r 600MontgomerySt. 21st Fl. ll'ullll..,~c..t Dally""•'· f""" eny ,,_. 1n ......,,,111.,,.1111 1 OOPM at the Ha r bor Lawn ,. ..... 1tuiiw. S~n llrancitco, C~. 94111 s..-m .. r tl. '~ flltM1t...,...i11Mb1-.ror~n. (415) 434-«IOC) Tiit llltl*t ....-i111e lllOdltt or Memorial Chapel. Visitation s u ,. E 11 1 0 " c o u a 1 0 " Piil.iC l9ntl blddtrt ""'" .. r911..ire0 10 ,,..,.. will be held oo· Sunda y Sep· CAL1PO•M1• couNTY o~ Published Orange Coast -tonnofi-wt>1c:11i..sheretef.,. tember :Kl 1911 from 8:ooAM ouNH ' Dally Pilot, Sept. 18, \9, 25, -......-c1w IN• 8oerd. •'-Yof ntil _.:,,,e .. me .... ass of t•c1v1cu""•ott1Yl!WEW 1981 4139-81 tTATHilE'"O"A9MDOMMUIT w?lkll .... file In ttw tfflca .. .,. u s .... VI-. ... • m ... o. •OX.. °" ulil oi-... ~.ous ..... _,~Of '"' Dlltrld. Cflristian B~al w1rt ~ held SANTA MA. c:a mn 1us1111sss lfMY UllOll-""" of t11t •""•" blcls. - on Monday, September 21. ~oAe~'!Ji~ F : "1 c H-"' o L. • "9lJC llllC( ,11:":::''::'1:':.~~•=··= :;i::1 :,~~:";.':':!1nc°!~:' :':! 198 1 a t 9 :00A M at S t. D EF EN D AN T S AN D ltA N-................... neo. wrMIWI tHCI J oa chim's Catholic Churc h McDERMOTT, DOES I l!lroutfl x, 1... ............ CLASSIC l'IHtSHING. JOU s. may ........ 1 ... oral Mel n <-"'9 •• Interm ent services will be cMlw• MOTtcecwSALeo,. H•,,.,,,Sant•AN.Cllltornle tvo.t. '"'' 11 .. ..,..,_ .. 111911t11 "'11ttn SUMMC*S ••AL ... OPSll'T't TIM Fktltlo;n Bvslneu N•rne ... '*'· he Id at F 0 r es t L a w n CASI NUM8E•,..,. AT NIYATS SM.S '-''" IO -.... flle9 •n °'..... TIM lloard Of Edkatlo11 ""'" ...... Memorial Park, Holly wood "0T1c111 v. .,.,.. -...-, ,..... ...._._.... c°"""' ... "*"· ,,,. o.1wm1naoon .. t• --r t• Hiiis at l~OOPM. Services un· c_,...., •'* ...... ",.... _.._. s.,,erlor Court of tll• Slit• of H......,. L. ~. 20.1 Arn;;rro. 1-ulel 111111e111111 wlttlln ten ~ d lh di ti r B I , .. , Milll _,. --......... C•lllOrnlo ._,""°"""'of a..r.. Ill Mlllloll Viele. CallfOnll•. lifter receipt of blelt. lnforw11otlon c .... er e re~ Oil o a tz ......,11 • .. ,.. •-.. 1,..~ ~ mantr of ti. tst •t• LMTr v Tiii$ ....-.. .,.. ~llCIM ..., ao1 """"' , .. .,,_ .. 1 ,,_Id be .,._ Ber geron-Smalti & T uthill w.... Mcc-i.~. 1ne11w._.. e1.-"' R..,,,,_, sc1w11.,.,, a Westcliff Chapel Mortuar v 11 '"" w1s11 to -k tl'lt a.Mee .. .. Notl<• 11 ,,.,....., 91...,. -u. un-_,.,,... L.. .._...,.. -Menevtr. ,.._,.-.. u111oao of Costa Mesa 646-9371 •ttornoy In 11111 rMtt~. ¥0<.l l,_HI Clo denle-wlM ... , el prt•9111 .-.. "" Tlllt -t -Al..S wilh .,,. Scllool Oht rltt, P.O. l o• U6'S TEE. LE t o promptly to 111a1 your written or ofler'• 11111 dty of ~moer, County Ci.nt ., Or•noe County on Hawp0r1 llMcll, CA "'4J,..,..... 1114 r•-w.11.,.y, mey be 111..SOfl llrne ltll, et tll• efflu et c;OOKSl!Y, Seti«. 2. '"'· 7•>~. H EAT HE R DE AN E Av1so1 U.tM 11e ..., _ _. .... COLllMAH & HOW.UD, ma e. 11111 1'11149 Oateo: s.t....., 11. t•t. TEELE born Se•tem ber 11 a1 .,...._.,.... ... "' c..,. u.. st., Tmlll.~,... C-ytt l"\Alll_Or..,.. CcieJt Dally ,.. ... , Jofw\W.N1cot1 ' ' U. ...._i. a -... U«. ,_ LAii A ..... , ..._,_, c:eMwftll • t11e Sept. 4, 11, 11, U, t"1 ~ Secretary of""' 1911, paased away on Sep-*....,. •• ...._ .... 1e 1-.. ....,,. .. ..,. .... ltlMtr,Md•lllti-ct• 8oerdotl!c1uettklll tember 13. 1981. She la sur· ............. cenflr......,lllrMlld...,_~. -•-....._...-..u..Ki.o vlved by ber ,a rents John SI u...,.,.... 1e1111e11ar •• eo11•fo • •II rtttM. 11t1e.,.. i-... ., MMI • ,._ _,~ 1 ScMG1 D111r1c1 d K h I T I f lift ...... "' HM • ....,.. ..._,la ~ at time~ OM91. ..... all rltM. Pvlll tllld 0r""9t Coest o.llf PllO«, a n at een e e e 0 11uer10 1,,,..,....,_n1•' • eat• trtM •no """911 ""nlate ,,.. eclldl· fltCTl11ous•u11111na s..t. II, zs.0c1. a. ttll ........ , I r v i n e , Ca . , a n d h e r mantr11, ., .._u ncri't.. 11 11a, tloneMr 11C4'11,... "' IN le •II tM c.... MAMll ITATW•NT grandpare nts De an a nd •19Ufte.~-•e9•~aela•tlempo. •••rwt......,,...._..i.u.e-tr Ttw 1.11 .. 1 .. ~ •r• oo1ne1------------Jerry H91perin o( ~WPort 1. TO THE DEFENDANT; A clwll Of Ota_,.., ~ .... a1 Cal1tor11le, ... Mfltu•: -If' -·. cOMplellll Pwt -fll..S by tlle plaln-..,UC:llltrtY ...,_. a ...._, • f'OXX ""D ASSOCIATES, 1'0ll ~ ,..,11'1111. Beach, Ca . 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Clett Deily ...... ~·--CrM91t c..t D9ft't ,..... ...-. ire."" .... , ...... n, 1'k *' •m4t ..., ,....,on. a.•.1'11 .., ... ..._ ,, "" 41.., 6 4 2 • ·5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D . •' 6 4 2 • EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ...... .....-• .wke; All r eal u tate ad· ve rtiaed i o th is oew1paper is subject to the Federal Fair Hous· ing Act ol 1J88 which makes it illeea.I to ad· vertiH "any preference. li'tnllation, or dis· crlminalion based on race, color, religlon. aex, or nat.lonal ori&in. or an intention to make a ny such preference , l imitation. or d is cnmination " ~.~.~ ....... IMJ llG CANYON AT rrs llST Ne wly decor ated four bed,oom Hroadmoor, pool, spa. beam ceilings, everything. Great cul de sac location, gua rded gates. and an unbelievably low price. $685,000. U~l()Uf ti()Mfi REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 r...1 CoH I Hlghwa~. Coro11e lkl Mar WI HAYI ~O Of THI HST LISU.S IM TOWN Tbls newipaper will not r-----------------knowinJIY accept any adverttsio& for ru t estate which ts in viola· Uon ol the law. $93,500 1160/o Thr ..... 2Tlftllbdrm. .. bath Terms! No qualifying' A ""' ~ rantast ic 1frordable furn. units Steps to beach Good s um· home with pnvacy.,C~v· m e r /winter history . EllOIS: AclY...then ered entry, fonnal livmg priced a t $395,000 ..... ~....., .. room. added family 1675-1152. r oom with bri c k 4ely I -' ... .:::.. fireplace. 3 hu~e bdrms. I f"Of"I • ......,. • -2 bath, very pnvate ru r DAILYPl.OT--. yard . Pric e o nl y hWlty for 11itt flnt S129JOO. Call 546-2313 l•corrtct ltlatrtloa j associated 8110•ER~ llfA ,•c 11~ • l }' Vv &oit, "! ti' .. ti, ...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AFFllDIBU 2 Bdrm , 1 ba · 1 yr old Adult complex. Take over existing loan. • RED CARPET 754a1202 HAllOlllMl Ao exqui.site offering : Elegant & spacious 3 bdrm + family room, 1 lev. home w /panoramic vi s t a o r h arbo r . coasUine. ocean 6 n11ht lights. Prestige, com· fort, lu.xury & security. I Reduced. now $739,000 <Owner fuiancing ) Agt, 1 &40·5560. THE REAL ESTATERS 6 UNITS Located 1n Npt Hgts these 2 Bdrm umts are truly pride of ownership. The low interest loan can be assumed and the owner waU help finance. Call for more inrorm a· t1 o n Aslun g prtce 5'115,000. CUSTOMl'l8 HAUOlllDGE Lovely 4 Bdrm Lautre· mont model with 400' ad· dilion. Formal dining. 3 baths. S811111,SOO. Owner will carry ll00,000 e fas test draw Ul the West. .a .. ,Datly Pilot Classified Ad. 642-S678 R[SIOENTIAI REAL ESTATE SERI/ICES WILSHIRE -NEWPOIT I SltHftd I• VIiia lelboa, tlrl1 H • I.,._ din:ry cOltdo w /2 M_...11. 2 IA. h ~ Wolf1 of Mirrors, WCJll C.-. lags & pesht colon. C..._ .. 1,.1d ,_..1llla91 & art obj.eta w.d to UNiit o rort tn•lro111ftut. $)45,000. Fw-.d. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 ASSUMlt¥4%LOAM .~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Owner wiU carry 2nd. No qu alifying. Nicely decorated 4 bdrm home with lots of amenities. Only $128,900. CalJ today m.mo. ALLSTATE. REALTORS MISAYmDI Aan•elltl• Lo•• 11 ¥4"• Cbuming, remodeled 3 BR + family room home with 2 fplc's. on quiet cluJ de sac street. Lota cl curbside appeal plus RV access. Mcilvated owotr w /c arry l1e 2nd lor qualified buyer. 75f..1616 MO DOWN MUST QUALIFY FOR PAYMENTS. ~ Deeded for eost. Colle(e Perk 3 Bdrm, 2 balh. family room, cloullle fuepla~. cul de H e 1trt1t. A berpin at p,toe. Call MWSl.3 THE REAL ESTATERS ---·---. - $20,600 DOWN!! * NlWPOIT HACH * Spacious 4 bedrooms in prestige area. Anxi ous owner says try lease/option. land contract or ?? Call 759·1501 or 752-7373. * 10% DOWH • Owner WI LL CARR Y 2nd on lowest priced 2 bedroom unit in complex. Quiet. private location. Assumable low interest loan! 759·1501or 752-7373. SIOOO DOWN!! Bring paint brush & broom to save $$$ on this 3 bedroom fixer in qu iet Cos ta Mesa area · Creative sell er sa ys "Sel1!'1 ' 759-1501or 752·7373. I 0¥40/o FIMAMCIMG SHI PH MONTH. .. :Mien you take over existing low interest loan on 4 bedroom home NEWPORT RIVIERA. Featuring French doors. fireplace, 2 ~ baths plus raised wooden deck, new c arpe l & paint. Onl y $141,900. 759-1501 or 752-7373. I 0% DOWM, I Jl/2% LOAH UMYEISITT PAIK No qualifying and no points on 13V,a% loan on 3 bedroom townhome with super view plus interior atrium! Won't last with these great terms! Call 759-1501 or 752-7373 MIWPOIT llACN °"9CI H70S. ..... Drhit f714t 75t0 1SOI f114t 7Q.7J7J . J 1 I J I 1 llliUIA BEACH /SOUTH COAST -Diiiy Piiat FRIOAV, SEPT. 18, 1981 CAVALCADE GARDEN STOCKS 82-3 84 87 Author expresses concern of coming Social Security revolution ... B6 . -0 0 Guru's cult faces removal by legal steps I B)' JOHN NEEDHAM Of .. ~ ........ Founding members of lbe Church of Religious Science in Laguna Beach are prepared to take legal steps to force about 40 disciples of an Indian guru to move from the church grounds. followers of holy man Bhagwan Shrce Rajneesh wlll be served Monday with a notice to quit the property within 30 days if they don't agree to leave voluntarily. Mission Viejo attorney Sueanne Lewis said today the Mrs. Lewis, director of the Religious Science congregation which took buck control or the Laguna Canyon Road church Sept. 3, said negotiations with ~\ ~,,, . .. Looking hack DOWN NOSTALGIA LANE Newport Beach. decreed even today t he fairest of the fair along this best of all possible coas ts. kicked off cele bration to day of its 75th Birthday; t he Golden Jubilee of cityhood that cam e this m onth in 1006. And Newport came out with all flags fly ing Well. surely that was the case in the Corona del Mar sector of the community where Coast Highway was lined with the Red. White and Blue as early as 7 a .m . ~ Short I v thereaft e r . the first of a month· l o n g s tate of celebrations took p l ace wh en o ld - t i mer s an d ~\ TOM MURPHINI ,~"~ newcom ers alike packed the upper deck of Ralboa ·~ historic Pa vilion for the 75th Happ~ Birthday kickoff breakfas t. LAT ER, THE GAZEBO at the foot of Balboa Pier was dedicated in memor) of bands man Stan Kenton. whose long stands at the Rendezvou!. Ballroom in the 1940s catapulted both Kenton and The Place into the national mus ical spotlight T hat generation will never forget "Stompin' at the Rendezvous · · At anv rate. th e ~tar , of ~ewport 's birthda y kic koff bre akfas t was the city ':'> clown prince or pun J Leslie Steffensen, who led the packed hous e down ~ewport 's memory lane His usual emcee partner. Jus tice Bob Gardn er. wasn 't on hand becaus e of vacation io Mexico. That gave Steffensen the perfect opportunity to steal one of Gardner's lines in reference to historical recollec- tion · "What l rec all mav not be factual hut 1t s ure 1s the way l remember it · Old Balboa place where yesteryears were revirited -75 times LOVABLE LES THEN took the throng down memory l a n e by decades and some surpris e statistics on Newport Beach. He noted. for exam ple in the 1970s. more th a n 15.000 new residents moved in to town a nd that was 32 percent growth. the s mallest percentage g rowth of any of the modern d ecades .. What that means is. if we'd had the s low g rowth advocates then. e very other one of you he re s houldn't be here ... he quipped. "We had an anti·freewav vote that decade whe n we a ll said Coast Highway is· big enough for anything we'll ever need except Bays ide Drive ... T he crowd roared. "We also had a plan in the 1970s to make Back Bay a preserve. Why. it was going lo h ave boats. marinas. a place for the birds. a rowing course and most amazing of all -WATER." Steffensen noted Newport 1s getting a new Newport Bay Bridge, suggesting that the old o ne was decla red obsolete, "On the day a woman from Coron a del Mar had a baby on the br idge and s he wasn't ~.ven pregnant when s he left Corona del Mar ... IN THE 1960s, Les recounted . Newport gained 23,000 c itizens for an 87 percent increase ··Those were the year s the greedy d evelopers were selling you h ouses for $60,000 that you're all selling now for $350,000." During the 1950 to '59 decade. Steff e n sen noted Newport went from a five-man City Coun cil to a seven "person'' council "In those years, to get elected, you had to be against the Irvine Company and the Balboa Bay Qilb;i'' h recalled. "Today, we don't care about the B'a y Clu " I guess he meant only hair o f the electio n su ccess f rmula has c hanged. LE ALL THE PROGRESS or the years was being reviewed, however, maybe aJI ls not forlorn in .the city by·the-bay. Jus t outside the Balboa Pavilion. a seaJ and two pelic ans frolicked in the dappled-blue waters. Some things don't change much after all. • ••n i the Bhagwan group have ttroken down and it appears legal steps are oeOOed to force the cult to vacate the premises. · 'Tbey took the position in the negotiations of telling ,us what they are prepared to do," Mrs. Lewis said. "We feet we have e xhausted all possible rem· edies." Mrs. Lewis said the Bhagwan fo llowers were at the church by invitation only, and their invita tion has run out. "They have no legal right to remain on the church groundR," she said She added that attempts to ac commoclate the group, in allow- i~ them to stay at the church until new homes could be found for the followers and previously scheduled events were carried out, had been taken advantage or "At first they said they could be out in ll few weeks," Mrs. Lewis said. Theo their departure d lSCUlSS the issue. .. Most or the pea le trying to for('e us out are oo the current churcb. rolls," "We won't be pushed out b11 ,any in- surgent group." dat e was pus hed up to No· vember and then December. We feel they are trying to prolong this ." . "This is a verv complex lSSUe and it's not proper for anyone to be giving orders." he said. "We stand willing Lo follow the will of the duly constituted mem- bership of the church. But we won 't be pushed out by an in· surgenl group." Edelman said a meeting had been called of the current mem- bers of the church for Sept 27 to he said. "They may have mem· bers in the past, but they have at on e time or anot her left the church." On Sept 3 a group of about 150 Religious Scientists forced the resignation of the Bhagwan- dominated church board which had been in control fo r the past year. The Bhagwan followers took up residence on the c hurch grounds last November follow - ing the departure of the former pastor of the church of Religious Science. who had become a d1s ciplc of the Ew;tern holy man. J<~ounding members of the Ch urch of Religious Science say they intend to ou.st the cull and r einstitute Christian worship. The Bhagwan group discon- tinued Sunday services when it took control. Joel Edelman, attorney for the Bhagwun group, said he had not been officially notified of the Reli gious Scientists ' intention to force him and other disciples to leave. "We weri! ready to continue nc goiiations," Edelman said. "All l can say is that this was a surprise." Edelman said the Rellgiqus Science congregation was play· ing "king of the mountain," and taking a hard·line position. Newport Center expansion draws fire Group gathers signatures to force the council to rescind. approval By STEVE MARBLE Of ttw o .. , ..... , ..... Former Newport Beach mayor Paul Ryckoff thought he had Newport Center's future firmly pinned down two years ago when he championed a suc- cessful drive to slash permitted building at the circular center. But his slow-growth stance cam e back to haunt him a year later when he was soundly de· feat ed in a re-election bid. In that 1980 election, three Newport Beach Council seats changed hands and so did the coun cil's politics. The new council majority was b11leo as pro·development. T he question of how much • building should be allowed at the lrvine Company's business center was a key theme of that e lection and the new council m e mber s promised to tackle that issue. So two weeks aeo, when Newport Center's future came up again, Ryckoff's replace· m en t -Councilm a n P hi l Maurer, figured he had the is· sue nailed down with a suc· cessful motion to let the center expand. But Maurer and the four council m embers who voted with him already are facing problems. A group calling itself the Residents' Action Plan Commit· tee is gathering signatures to force the seven-member council to rescind its approval of ex· pans ion p lans a l Ne wport Center. The group, composed largely o f m e mber s from th e environmen,1.al group SPON {Stop Polluting Our Newport), says it wants to put the council in the uncomfortable position of dumping Maurer's motion or calling a special election to set· tie the Newport Center hassle once and for aJI. With anoth er city council election just a year away. many city hall obs e r vers believe Newport Center will once again become an election issue. Councilman J ohn Cox, who voted in favor of restoring permitted building to the center, contends th e r ef · erendum group is attempting lo use Newport Center as a politicaJ tool. It wouldn't be the first lime. Newport Center, an attractive and sprawling complex perched above Pacific Coast Highway on the east side of the Newport Bay , has been a stumbling block that has routinely tripped up politicians s in ce t he mid-19705. The Newport council. under the leadersttip of Ryckoff. took a h atch et to the center 's generaJ plan in 1978 and again in 1979. By the time the council was fi nished, the plan had been changed. Eliminated were a hotel, commercial building and nearly one million square feet of office space. Ryckoff's reduction plan was endorsed and applauded by the leadership of SPON. In fact, the re were charges that SPON had engineered the cuts and was a "shadow government" that s o m e h ow was able o m anipulate the council ma- jority. ·At the time, the Irvine Company said the trims were arbitrary and might lead to a lawsuit against the city. The Irvine Company never filed a suit although another firm. the Koll Company, did because cut.s the council made in plans for Center Newport near the county airport. . The Ne wport Center issue was still bubbltng in the 1980 s pring election. Ryckoff and ttis politicaJ aUy. Councilm an Ray Williams, were up fo r re· election. The future direction of the council was al stake. For months, candidates de- bated the issue or growth and wh ether places like Newport Center should be allowed to ex· pand. The election ended on a sour note for Ryckoff and Williams. Both l ost by the largest m ar gins in the city's recent his· tory. Cox and Maurer. who beat W i lli ams and R yc k o ff respectively. said the message was clear -the citiiens were tired of the council's no-growth policy Ryckoff blamed the Irvine and Koll companies for his de- f eat. Williams said the same thing. Just weeks after the election , the Koll Company settled its lawsuit and the new council ap· proved a plan to r estore permitted building that the old council had cut from the Koll center The Irvine Company also Park Newport Bio Canyon S•• lal•nCI Newport er A111a. tnn Irvine Cout Country Club Oellty ""'--Draunng shows latest plan for growth at Newport Center includ- ing hotel and 0Jf1ce buildings. Expansion plan was approved Inst month, but already has run mto problems wanted to get back what it had lost and filed a general plan amendment early this year ask· ing for a hotel, two bigh-rise of· fi ce lowers and an expansion or the Marriott Hotel. Winning council approval was rough for the Irvine Company. It required reducing the scope of t he hotel from 500 to 300 rooms and eliminating an offi ce tower in favor of a residential hh~h·rise. ll also cost the development firm a commitment for $8 million in road improvements and partial construction of a new six·lane road outside city limits Thal two-lane project is expected to cost the company $20 million. _ The very day the council ap- proved Maurer's motion, three city council members met privately with top Irvine Company representatives in· eluding Peter Kremer. presi- dent of the firm. The get -togeth e r at Councilwoman Evelyn Hart's hom e was held, some of those in attendance said , mainly to work out last-minute details and concerns on Newport Center. The group discussed the motion that Maurer was to make that ni ght. Maurer was not present at the meeting. SPON members seized newS; of this private meeting to fuel the referendum move. The •'s h ad ow government" al· legation suddenly was being used by the very group it was originally directed at. As it now st ands, the ref· e rendum group must gather 4.250 signatures by the ena or the month. If it is successful, the council must repeal ap- proval of the Newport Center expansion project or call a s pecial election and put the question before citv voters. The irony of the situation is this · If the voters do get a chance lo go to the polls and do vote to dump the new plan, former Mayor Ryckoff's dream of limiting growth or Newport Center wou ld become a reality once again. UCI admitting some mental patients Regents meeting in SF on new policy for handling county patients. at center By GLENN SCOTr Of U.. O.tty Ptllit IWI Mentally disturbed patients were being admitted today on an emergency basis al UC Irvine Medical Center even though the deadline set by university officiaJs for treatment of Orange County gove rnme nt-funded patients passed Thursday. The University of California Board of Regents, meeting today in San Francisco, is expected to set a new policy for handling the sensitive issue. The regents called a hall last spring to a contract in which the medlcal center offers mental h ealth services on a 24-bour emergency basis to the county government. Twenty·three beds are set aside for these patient.. The services were sup~ed to stop on July 1, but extensions w e re granted• twice by the university. The second expired Thursday. Attorneys representing the county made a last·mlnute request Thunday for a court order to force the university to continue the m e ntal health services until either further court h earings o r oth er "reasona ble" facilities are determined. But Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert FltLgerald denied the request, saying he didn't want the court involved in contract disputes between the two·~overnmental agencies. P eter Aronson. representing the county. said he will tm· mediately seek to overturn -Board leash law delayed : San Clemente City Council members have postponed actioo on a proposed ordinance to tt· quire city surfers to have a leash on theJr surfboards. The ordinance, SUICetted by Councilman Pal Lane, wu ln· tended lo prevent runaway boards rrom slicing Into bat.ben . the denial before the Fourth District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino. But he said the action would take several days. The regents were to decide today whether to continue the m ental health ser v ices for county patients until the appeaJ is heard. Among those who have shown intense interest in the outcome is Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates and police chiefs in the county. Gates bas said the medical center is the only locked, 24·bour emergency adm ltttna facility where law enlorcem ent officers can safely take people who &A consid ered disturbed or a danger to themselves or others. Or. Jamea McGaush, ex· ecuUve vtce chancellor at UC Jrvlne, said the unlvertlty ls contlnuJna to admlt mentally diaturbed patients pendlna the reaenta' declsJons, which were e"Xpected to be announced th11 aftenlOOO. Seven mental health pallenll were admitted from 6 p.m . Thursday until 6 a m. today, a hospital spokesman said. Meanwhile, county officials are insisting that the medical cente r can 't turn away e mergency cases -including mentally disturbed patients - bee a use of its license for ·•comprehens ive e mergency medical services." Woman felled in LB blaze A 43.year-old Laguna Beach woman was treated for smoke Inhalation Thursday followtn1 an early morning fire at her one.- bedroom apartment aJon1 29t8 S. Cout Hlcbwa.y, accordbll to a fire departmmt apokeeman. Felicity June Bedl; •• nat-~d and reluud from So\IUl Coast MedJcal Center followtna the 8:40 a.m . nre that camed Sl,000 damaae. IRVINI Dilly Piiat FRI DAY, SEPT. 11, 1981 CAVALCADE GARDEN STOCKS 82-3 84 87 Author expresses concern of coming Social Security revolution ... B6 1 -1 Newport Center project seen as election issue 8y STEVE MAllBL£ O( .. Oeltf .......... Former Newport Beach mayor Paul RyckofC thought he had Newport Center's future firmly plMed down two years ago when he championed a sue· cessful drive to slash permitted building at the circular center. But his slow-growth stance ~\ came back lo haunt hJm a year later when he was soundly de· reated in a re-election bid. In that 1980 electlon, three Newport Beach Council seats changed hands and so did the council's politics. The new council majority was blllec:J a.s pro-development. The question of how much ~~ Looking bac k DOWN NOSTALGIA LANE Newport Beach. decreed even today the fairest of the fair along this best of all possible coasts, kicked off celebration to- day of its 75th Birthday : the Golden Jubilee of cityhood that came this month in 1006. And Newport came out with all flags fly ing. Well. surely that was the case in the Corona del Mar sector of the community where Coast Highway was lined with the Red, White and Blue as early as 7 am S h ort l y thereafter , the firs t of a month· long s t ate of celebrations took place wtten old· tam ers a nd (;, T-DM_M_U_RP-HIN-f ®'' newcomers a like packed the upper deck of Balhoa ·s historic Pavilion for the 75th Happy Birthday ki ckoff breakfast. LATER, THE GAZEBO at the fool of Balboa Pier was dedicated in m emory of bands m an Stan Kenton . whose long stands a t the Rendezvous Ballroom in the 1940s catapulted both Kenton a nd The Place into the nation al mu~ca l spotlig ht That generation will never forget ··sto mpin' at the Rendezvous ." , At any rate. the star of Newport 's birthday kickoff breakfast was the city·s clown prince of pun J . Leslie Steffensen. who led the packed house down Newport's mem ory la ne. His usual em cee p artner, Justice Bob Gardner. wasn't on hand because of vacation in Mexico. Thal gave Steffensen the perfect opportunity to steal one o f Gardner·s lin es in reference to historical recollec· · lion : ·'Wh(\t I recall may not be factua l but it sure is the way I remember it Old Balboa place where yeateryear! Wttt rtvilited -75 limea LOVABLE LES THEN took the throng down m e m ory la ne by d ecades and som e s urprise statistics on Newport Beach. He not ed , for example in the 1970s, more than 15.000 new residents moved in to town and that was 32 percent l!rowth. the s m allest percentage g rowth of an~· of the modern decades. "What that m eans is. 1f we'd had the slow growth advocates then, every other o ne of you here s ho uldn't be here.·· he quipped. "We had an anti-freeway vote that decade when we all said Coast Highway is big enough for anything we 'll ever need except Bayside Drive.·· The crowd roared. "We also had a plan in the 1970s to make Back Bay a preserve . Why, it was going to have boats. m arinas. a place for the birds. a rowing course and most amazing of all -WATER." Steffensen noted Newport is ~ettin~ a new Newport Bay Bridge. s uggesting that t he old one was declared obsolete, "On the day a woman from Corona de l Mar had a baby on the bridge and she wasn 't even pregnant when she left Corona del Mar .. :· I N THE 1960s, Les recounted. Newport gained 23,000 citizens for an 87 percent increase. "Those were the years the greedy developers were s elling you houses for $60.000 that you·re all selling now for $350,000." During the 1950 to '59 decade. Steffensen noted · Newport went from a five-man Clty Council to a seven "person" council. •·tn those years, to get elected, you had to be against the Irvine Company and the Balboa Bay Club " he recalled. "Today, we don't care about the Bay Club." I guess he m eant only half of the election s uccess formula has changed. WIBLE ALL THE PROGRESS of the years was beinlJ reviewed, however, maybe all is not forlorn in ~be c1t,y by·lhe·bay. Just outside the Balboa Pavilion, a seaJ and two pelicans frolicked in the dappled-blue waters. Some things don't change much after all. building should be allowed at the Irvine Company's business center wu a key theme of that election and the new council members promised to tackle that issue. So two weeks ago, when Newport Center's future came up again, Ryckoff's replace· ment -Councilman Phil Maurer , figured he had the is· sue nailed down with a suc· cessful moUon to let the center expand. But Mau rer and the four council members who voted with him already are facing problems. A group calling itself the Residents' Action Plan Commit- tee is gathering signatures to force the seven-member council to rescind its approval of ex· pans ion plans at Newport Center. The group, composed largely of members from the environme ntal group SPON (Stop Polluting Our Newport), says it wants to put the council in the uncomfortable position or dumping Maurer's motion or calling a special election to set· tie the Newport Center hassle once and for aJI. With another city council election just a year away, many city hall observer s believe Newport Center will once again become an election issue. Councilman John Cox, who voted in favor of restoring permitted building to th e cente r , contends the ref - erendum group is attempting to use Newport <.;enter as a political tool. It wouldn't be the first time. Newport Center, an attractive and sprawling complex perched above Pacific Coast Highway on the east side of the Newport Bay, has been a stumbling block that has routinely tripped up politicians since the mid-1970s. The Newport council, under the leadership or Ryckoff, took a hatchet to the center's general plan in 1978 and again in 1979. By the time the council was finished, the plan had been changed. Eliminated were a hotel, commercial building and nearly one million square feet or office space Ryckorrs reduction plan wu endorsed and applauded by the leadership of SPON. In fact, there were cbarges that SPON had engineered the cuts and was a "shadow government" that somehow was able o manipulate the council ma· jority. 1 At the time, the Irvi ne Company said the trims were arbitrary and might lead to a lawsuit against the city. The Irvine Company never filed a s uit although another firm, the Koll Company, did because cuts the council made in plans for Center Newport near the county airport. . The Newport Center issue was still bubbling in the 1980 spring election. Ryckoff and his political ally. Councilman Ray Williams, were up for r e - election. The future direction or the council was at stake. For months, candidates de· bated the issue-of growth and whether places like Newport Center should be allowed to ex· pand. The election ended on a sour note for Ryckoff and Williams. B oth lost by the larges t margins in the city's recent his· tory. Cox and Maurer, who beat Will ia m s and R yc k off respectively, said the message was clear -the citizens were tired of the council's no-growth policy. RyckoH blamed the Irvine and Koll companies for his de- f eat Williams said the same thing. Just weeks after the election, the Koll Company settled its lawsuit and the new council ap- proved a plan to r estore permitted building that the old council had cut from the Koll center. The Irvine Company a!so wanted to get back what it had lost and filed a general plan amendment early this year ask· ing for a hotel, two high-rise of· fice towers and an expansion of the Marriott Hotel. Winning council approval was rough for the Irvine Company. It required reducing the scope or the hotel from 500 to 300 rooms and eliminating an office tower in favor of a residential h i~h·rise. Petk N•WPOtt 8•• l•l•"d N•wpgrter Allt•. Inn 1tvlt1• Terrace o.ltr .......... Drawmg shows latest plan for growth at Newpor t Center mclud· mg hotel and office buildings Expansion plan was approved lttst month. but already has run into problems It also cost the development firm a commitm ent for $8 million in road improvements and partial construction of a new six-lane road outside city limits. That two-lane project is expected to cost the company S20 million. Thµery day the council ap- pro~ Maurer's motion, three c ity council me mbers met private ly with top Irvine Company representatives in· eluding Peter Kr emer, presi· dent of the firm. The ge t -together at Councilwoman Evelyn Hart's home was held, some of those in attendance said , mainly to work out last-minute details and concerns on Newport Center. The group discussed the motion that Maurer was to make that night. Maurer was not present al the meeting. SPON members seized new51 of this private meeting to fuel t he r efer endum move. The ''s hadow government '' al- legation suddenly was being used by the very group it was originally directed al. As it now stands, the ref· erendum group must gather 4,250 signatures by the ena of the month. U it is successful, the council must repeal ap· proval of the Newport Center expansion project or call a spec ial election and put the question before citv voters. T he irony or the situation is this. If the voters do get a chance to go to the polls and do vole to dump the new plan. former Mayor Ryckoff's dream of limiting growth of Newport Center would become a reality once again. Church plans legal move to oust cult Religious Science wants fo llower s of guru out of Laguna building By JOHN NEEDHAM Of -0.-. ...... SUfl Founding m e mbers of the Church of Relj.gious Science in Laguna Beach are prepared to take legal steps to force about 40 disciples of an Indian guru to move from the church grounds. Mi ssion Viejo attorney Sueanne Lewis said today the followers of holy man Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh will be served Monday with a notice to quit the property within 30 days if they don't agree to leave voluntarily. Mrs. Lewis, director of the Religious Science congregation which took back control of the Laguna Canyon Road church Sept. 3, said negotiations with the Bhagwan group have broken down and it appears legal steps are needed to force the cult to vacate the premises. "They took the position in the negotiations of telling us what they are prepared to do," Mrs. Lewis said. "We feel we have exhausted a ll possible rem· edles." Mrs . Lewis said the Bhagwan followers were at the church by invitation only, and their invita- tion has run out. .. They have no legal right to remain on the church grounds," she said. She added that attempts to ac· stand willing to follow the will or the duly constituted mem· bership of the church. But we won't be pushed out by an in· surgent group." Edelman said a meeting had "We won't be pushed out by . any in- surgent group ." commodate the group, in allow· ing them to stay at the church until new homes could be found for the followers and previously scheduled events were carried out, had been taken advantage of ··Al first they said they could be out in a few weeks," Mrs. Lewis said. Then their departure d a t e was pushed up to No· vember and then December. We feel they are trying to prolong this." ''This is a very complex issue and it's not proper for anyone to be giving orders," he said. "We been called of the current mem· bers of the church for Sept. 27 to discuss the issue. "Most of the people trying to force us out are not on the current church rolls,·· he said. "They may have mem· bers in the past, but they have al one time or a nother left the church." On Sept. 3 a group of about 150 Religious Scientists forced the resignation of the Bhagwan· dominated church board which had been in control for the past year The Bhagwan followers took up r esidence on the church grounds last Nove mber follow· ing the departure or the former pastor of the church of Religious Science, who had become a dis- ciple of the Eastern holy man. Founding m e mbers of the Church of Religious Science say they intend to oust the cult and reinstitute Christian worship. The Bhagwan group discon· tinued Sunday services when it took control. Joel Edelman. attorney for the Bhagwan group, s aid he had not been officially notified of the Religious Scientists' intention to force him and other disciples to leave. "We were ready to continue negoiiations." Edelman said. "All I can say is that this was a surprise." Edelman said the Religious Science congregation was play· ing "king or the mountain," and taking a hard-line position. UCI admitting some mental patients Regents meeting in SF on new policy for handling county patients. at center By GLENN SCOTT Ofttlel)elty ......... Me ntally disturbed patients were being admitted today on an em ergency basis at UC Irvine Medical Center even though the d eadline set by university officials for treatment of Orange County government-funded patients passed Thunday. The University of California Board of Regents, meetina today ln San Franclsco, 11 expected to set a new pollcy for handling the sentltive issue. The regenta called a halt last sprlng to a cont.rat\ Ir) which the medical center offer• mental health services oo a 24·hour emergency buts to lbe counb• 1ovemment. Twenty·thl'ff bedl are 1et aside foe these patientt. The Hn1ce1 wen 1uppoeed to stop C)D July 11 but eX1.enllooa were aranted t'!'lce by the unlverslt.y. Tbe 1econd exp4red Ttu1rsday. A ltorneys representing the county made a last-minute request Thursday for a court order to force the university to continue the me ntal health lroine sla tes Reynolds f i lm The world premiere of a Burt tleynolds movie will be shown Oct. 1 in lrvine as a fund·ralaint effort for the proposed. 1rvine Boys and Glris Club. satd Dave baker, fund·ralalna chairman. He declined to name the UtJe of the ntovle, which wlll be shown at tbe Edward.I Cinema on Barranca Parkway ln Irvine. Ticket.I are belna IOld at 115 each ror t.be movl• and a ...- show coclrtall party at t\,e lrvtDe Company's JnformaUon CefttAr at tbe e<rner or Culver Drive and Barranca P.z:kway. services until either further court h earings or other "reasonable" facilities are determined. But Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Fitsgerald denied the request, saying he dido 't want the court involved in contract disputes between the two governmental agencies. Peter Aronson1 re.Presenting the county. sala he will im· mediately seek to overturn the denial before the Fourth Dletrlct Court of Appeal in San Bernardino. But he said ~he action would tile several days. Tbe reaents were to dffide today wheQ\er to continue the mental health aervlcea for count.J pllleata unW the appeal ls beard. Amoas tboee wbo have shown lnt.eDM lnterell in the outeom. ii orance County Sheriff Brad Gates aDd police chiefs Ln the tount.y. Gates has sl\id the medical center is the only locked, 24·how' e m ergency admitting facility where law enforcement officer~ can safely take people who are considered disturbed or a danger to themselves or others. Dr. James McGaugh, ex· ecullve vice chancellor at UC Irvine, said the university 11 continuing to admit mentally diJJlurbed patients pending the regents' decisions, wbich were expected to be announced um afternoon. Seven mental health patie.o.ta were admitted from 6 p.m. Thursday unW 6 a.m. today, a hospital spokesman said. Meanwbtle, count.)' offl c!all are lrwllt.lni that the medical center can 't turn •••1 emerrieocy cat• -lDcludlq mentally d.lmarbed patt.U - becauae of Its Ueea1t for "comprebeulve em.,, ... , medlcal le'rVicas." I I I· A~ ........ Operatic lenor Ludano Pu arottl canceled hill first three appearancea at the Lyric Opera of Chkaao this month becau.e of a l.broat aliment, the opera company says. An opera spokuman aald Pavarotti was placed under a doctor's care fbr t.racheitia, inflammation of lhe windpipe, at his home in Modena, Italy. The opera was seekina a replacement for PavarotU in the lead role of ~U'a EUslr p• Amore (or Sept. 2f and 29 and Oct. 2. PavarotU is expected to appear In the Oct. 5, 8 , 10 and 13 performances. Lech Walesa, leader of the Pol ish labor federation Solidarity, has been nominat- ed for the 1981 Nobel Peace Pri2e, Nobel committee secretary Jakob Sverdrup said. Winners are to be an- nounced Oct. 14. Sverdrup said there are alm ost 70 individual can- didates, including women, with the balance being lo· stitutions or organizations. The voters in Fallbrook put the ir money on Marlon Sherman, electing her mayor to the tune of $1,441 at a buck a vote. The money goes into the operating budget of the Chamber of Commerce. Us business members sponsor the election every year in the unincorporated community north of San Diego. Lauren Bacall looks pleased as she eyes a birthday cake backstage at New York's Palace Theater presented to her by the cast of "Woman of the Year" m which she stars She's 57 In the six-week election, voters plunked down Sl,294 for Shirley Blanton and $694 for Dan Buckingham. Mrs Sherman, pinned with the "honorary mayor" badge at her installation, will re present Fallbrook at public functions. NBC newswoman rww a mom Judy Woodrurr, N BC's White House correspondent, gave birth lo a 6-pound, J- ounce boy just eight hours after she appeared on the "Nightly News" with a re· port on President Reagan's budget cuts .. News spokesman said. Ms . Woodruff is married to 'Al Runt, political correspond· ent for the Wall Street Journal and commentator for PBS' "Washington Week in Review." ,, Ms. Woodruff is expected to take a leave or absence through the end or the year. Vice President George Bush concluded a two-day vis it to Mexico City by host· ing a dinner in honor of Mex· ican President Jose Lopez Portillo at the American am· bassador's residence in the posh Las Lomas district or Mexico City. Jeffrey and his mother were doing fine, ar NBC Coastal Cooler weetl'ler ehead lor IM WHkenCI. 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Tell ut what's on your mind ------------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. September 18, 1981 CIN A3 No time for civility Reapportionment rages rub capital nerves raw SACRAJdENTO <AP> -A dis· use affecUng 'only lawmakers s trikes every 10 years. Its symplol'lll are extreme i' rilabillty, f~lings of insecurity and sudden temper nareups. An acute outbreak affected the state's 120 legislators during the p•st week, reducing grown men and women to the level of pre- adolescent squabbling siblings. A senator's picture was s tomped on, two female sergc!aat.s-at-arms were pushed by lawmakers, brns were held hostage and bartered ao,d numerous insults and threats were exchanged. The cause was r eapportion· ment and the result was a week or legislative sessions , particularly in the Assembly. marked by petty quarrels, nasty exchanges and tit-for-tat re- venge. (Related story. AS) The Legislature adjourned for the year early Wednesday morn- ing , after th e majority Democrats pushed through bills redrawing legislative and con· gressional district lines to reflect population changes. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. an- nounced Thursday he had signed the bills and Republicans im· mediately flied papers t o seek a voter referendum on them. Th e last few days of a legislative session almost always include a few rights and verbal exchanges over con· troversial bills. But this year the personaJ nature of reapportion- ment which affects every legislator's district kept the dispute simmering near the sur- faee The tension began when reap- portionment plans for the As· sembly , state Senate and California's congressional del- egation were unveiled during the last two weeks of the session. Republicans, who are behind 23-17 in the Senate and 49-31 in the Assembly, knew the plans would heavily favor Democrats. who needed only majority votes to send the plans to the Democratic ge>vernor. But in the Assembly, where Republican votes had helped eleet Speaker Willie Brown of San Francisco. l ast January, GOP members expected slightly better treatment. if only to give Art League contest set Entries for the sixth annual Costa Mesa Art League's fine arts open t'ompetition will be re· ceive<.i Sept. 30 for considera· lion of cash prizes , some more than $250. All California artists are eligi- ble, a spokesman announced. Entries are to be s ubmitted between 10:30 a .m . and 1:30 p.m. and 4 and 7 p.m. at Glen· dale Savi ngs and Loan Art Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. A $5 entry fee will be charged. Millard Sheets, noted artist, will be the juror. the spokesman an· nounced . All media are we[come, in·· eluding soft and hard sculptures, wall hangings and wood carv· in gs . Works selected for showing may be viewed from Oct. 5 to Nov 2. t/ Estimates wrong SACRAMENTO (AP) -State Controller Ken Cory. who last week predicted state revenues would be S84 million below earlier forecasts for July and August, said Thursday he was wrong -the ~ap is $150 million. Republican incumbents protect· ed districts. But their hopes were dashed as they saw the plans. The As· sembly plan forces eight GOP incumbents to right over four seats; the Senate plan merges six Republicans into three dis· tricts; the Congress plan stuffs two pair ot"GOP incumbents into two districts. 'Phe Assembly Republicans began what GOP leader Carol Hallett of Atascadero called a "job action" -they refused to vote for any urgency or money bills requiring a two·thirds vote of 54. The-Senate countered by taking its time returning Senate- passed Assembly bills to the As- sembly. The Democrats smugly ig- nored the "job action" and Speaker Brown even willingly took aU S4·VOte bills off the COO· sent eaJendar, which is a group- ing of non-controversial bills that are approved together with one vote. Last Friday night, the As· sem bly approved the con- gressional plan. Republicans were in a boisterous mood and Brown asked them to stop their clowning. "Ram it through! Ram it through!" they began chanting. "I'm going to ram it up," Brown said angrily. That night , se veral Republican assembly men gathered at a nearby restaurant· bar and spotted on the wall the picture of Republican Sen. Bob Beverly of Manhattan Beach. Beverly had just voted for the Senate reapportionment plan. The' Republicans played "Your Cheating Heart" on the jukebox and stomped the picture on the floor. Monday the consent calendar came up again in lhe Assembly. Majority Leader Mike Roos of Los Angeles removed 25 Republican bills from it. Assemblyman Charles Im· brecht, R-Ventura, jumped up. "Therefore, I will remove every single item from every consent calendar." "You don't have the power lo do that," retorted Brown. "It takes 41 votes <a m ajority) to re· move an item from the special consent calendar." "Is there a rule for that?" lm- brecht inquired. "The rule of forty-one," replied B·rown, grinni~g. Tuesday as the miC'.\_night ad· journment deadline approached, Brown said he would stop the clock at 11 :55 p.m. and continue to work. Mrs. Hallett said the Republicans would leave and challenge any bills passed after midnight. The clock was stopped and several Republicans left, shov- ing aside two woman sergeants· at-arms under order to keep them in the chambers Tuesday night, Assemblyman Art Agnos. D-San Francisco. looked over a barrier of books that had been ereeted between him and h is se atmate , Republican Bill Leonard of San Bernardino. They had been friends before, he lamented, and now 1t had come to th.is. APW ........ NEW CITIZENS -Under the watchful Statue of Liberty. l 395 new American citizens and their families listen to New York Mayor Edward Koch speak at their swearing-in ceremony on Liberty Island. A federal judge led the group in the oath of citizenship in front of the symbol of America's promise. nge County's Complete VI~ Sto *VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS* R.C.A. 1t EQUIPMENT RENTALS *SONY BIG SCREEN T.V. 1t VIDEO RECORDERS * M.G.A. t VIDEO CAMERAS * MAGNAVOX va, FOR EVERY * VIDEO ACCESSORIES * PANASONIC MOVE yOU RENT * INTERLEVISION * HITACHI DURING IEl'T., * COMPUTERS * SANYO YOU GET ONE * BLANK TAPES * ZENITH FREE *PRE-RECORDED TAPES HUllYI maL DllCIUIT ' l 1111111:1111 Diiiy Nit FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1911 CAV ALCADE GAR DEN STOCKS 02-3 84 B7 Author ·~PPtilUi~ of coming Social revolution ... B6 Newport Center project seen as election issue By STEVE MAULE .... ..., ......... Former Newport Beach mayor Paul Ryc'koff lhoutbt be h ad Newport Center's future firmly pinned down two years ago when be championed a suc- ceasf ul drive to slash permitted buildini at the circular center. But his slow-growth stance came back to haunt bim a year later when be was soundly de· feated lo a re-election bid. In that 1980 election, three Newport Beach Council seats changed hands and so did the council's politics. The new council majority was biUe<S as pro-development. The question of how much ~\ ' Looking hack DOWN NOSTALGIA LANE -Newport Beac h, decreed even today the fairest of the fair along this best of all possible coasts, kicked off celebration to- day of its 75th Birthday; the Golden Jubilee of cityhood that came this month in 1006. And Newport came out with all nags n ying. Well, surely that was the case in the Corona del Mar sector of the community where Coast Highway was lined with the Red. White and Blue as early as 7 a .m . Shortl y thereafter. the firs t of a month- 1 on g state of celebrations took place when old- t i mer san d ~ T-DM_M_U_RP-HIN-1 ~i; newcomers alike packed the upper deck of Balboa's historic Pavilion for the 75th Happy Birthday kickoff breakfast. LATER , THE GAZEBO at the foot of Balboa Pier was dedicated in memory of bands man Stan Kenton. whose long s tands at the Rendezvous Ballroom in the 1940s catapulted both Kenton and The P lace into the national musical spotlight. That generation will never forget "Stompin' at the Re'hdezvous." , At any rate. the· star of Newport's birthday kickoff breakfast was the city's c lown prince of pun. J . Leslie Steffensen. who led the packed house down Newport's memory lane. His usual emcee partner, Justice Bob Gardner. wasn't on hand because of vacation in Mexico. That gave Steffensen the perfect opportunity to steal one of Gardner's lines in reference to historical recollec- tion: "What I recall may not be factual but it sure is the way 1 remember it . "' . Old Balboa pl.ace where ye3terytar1 !Dn't rmmed -75 time1 WVABLE LES T HEN took the throng down memory lane b y decades and some s urprise statistics on Newport Beach. He noted, for example in the 1970s, more than 15.000 new residents moved in to town and that was 32 percent ~rowth. the s mallest percentage growth of any of the modern decades. "What that m eans is, if we'd had the slow growth advocates then, every other one of you here s houldn't be here," he quipped. "We had an anti-freeway vote that decade when we all said Coast Highway is big enough for anything we'll ever need except Bayside Drive ... The crowd roared. "We also had a plan in the 1970s to make Back Bay a preserve. Why. it was going to have boats, marinas, a place for the birds. a rowing course and most amazing of all -WATER.'' Steffensen noted Newport is gettin~ a new Newport Bay Bridge. suggesting that the old one was declared obsolete, "On the day a woman from Corona del Mar had a baby on the bridge and she wasn't ~.ven pregnant when she left Corona del Mar ... IN T HE 19608. Les recounted, Newport gained 23,000 citizens for an 87 percent increase. "Those were the years the greedy developers were selling you houses for $60,000 t hat you're all selling now for $350,000." During the 1950 to '59 decade, Steffensen noted Newport we~t from a five-m a n City Council to a seven "person" council. "In those years, to get elected, you had to be against the Irvin e Company and the Balboa BaY. Club," he recalled. "Today, we don't ca re about the Bay Club." I guess he meant only half of the election success formula has changed. WHILE ALL THE PROGRESS of the years was being reviewed, however, maybe all ls not forlorn in .the city by·t.he-bay. Just outside the Balboa Pavilion, · a seal and two pelicans frolicked in the d ap pled·blue waters. Some thinrs don't change much after all. . build.int should be allowed at the Irvine Company's business center wu a key theme of that election and the new council members promised to tackle that issue. So two weeks ago, when Newport Center's future came up again, Ryckoff's replace- ment -Councilman Phil Maurer, figured be had the is- sue nailed down with a suc- cessful motion to let the center expand. But Maurer and the four council members who voted with him already are facin.g problems. A group calling itself the Residents' Action Plan Commit· tee is gathering signatures to for~ the seven-member council to escind its approval of ex- p a ion' plans at Newport Cen er. The group, composed largely of members from the environmental group SPON (Stop Polluting Our Newport), says it wants to put the council in the uncomfortable position of dumping Maurer's motion or calling a special election to set- tle the Newport Center hassle once and for all. With another city council election just a year away, many city hall observers believe Newport Center will once again become an election issue. Councilman John Cox, who voted in favor of restoring permitted building to the center, contends t h e ref- erendum group is attempting to use Newport t,;enter as a political tool. It wouldn't be the first \,ime. Newport Center, an attractive and sprawling complex perched above Pacific Coast Highway on the east side of the Newport Bay, has been. a stumbling block that has routinely tripped up politicians since the mid-1970s. The Newport council, under the leadership of Ryckof(, took a hatchet lo the center's general plan in 1978 and again in 1979. By the time the council was finished, the plan had been changed. Eliminated were a hotel, commercial building and nearly one million square feet of office space. Me diator assigned for N-M talks A mediator, who will try to bring Newport-Mesa School Dsitrict negotiators and teachers union bargaining team members together on pay and benefit is- sues, has been appointed by the state's Public Employee Rela· lions Board. The negotiator , Tom McCarthy, has been assigned out of the state Conciliation Service in Los Angeles, a dis- trict spokeswoman said today. McCarthy will meet with the two factions Oct.' 13 at the dis· trict's Newport Beach head- quarters until an agreement is reached on pay and benefit is- sues or until he determines no compromise is possible. Meanwhile, another school un· ion and the district have declared an Impasse in their negotiations over a new contract following expiration of work agreements in June. As in the case of the teachers' negotiations. the Public Employee Relations Board now will assign a mediator who will try to bring about an agreement between the district and the California School Employees As· sociation. The association represents non-l~aching district employees, such as clerks, custodia ns, groundskeepers, mechanics and others. The Newport.Mesa Federation of Teachers currently is working under a three-year contract that won't expire until next year. However, salary and benefit is· sues were left open for re- negotlaUon this year. The teachers have dropped in· ltial average coet-of-llvlng de- mands of 13.5 percent down to 12.5 percent. The school board'• negotiators are holding fut to an l.ft1Ual 3 percent pay hike. Also at lstue are teacher de- m anda for •ddltlonal bealtb benefiU. The d.Lstrid has ottered to plck up the coat -about • per teacher i!J.-of increased health benefit aurance pre· miuma this ye . The noa·teachm1 employeee union Heb eo1t-of·llvln1 hikes r1D1in1 betweewa 7 .5 and 12.5 percent, dependla1 on Job claultlcaUClal. Ryckoff's reduction plan wu endorsed and applauded by the leadership of SPON. In fact, there were charges that SPON had engineered the cuts and was a "shadow government" that somehow was able o manipulate the council ma- jority. At the time, the Irvine Company said the trims were arbitrary and migltt lead to a lawsuit against the city. The Irvine Company never filed a suit although another firm, the Koll Company. did because cuts the council made in plans for Center Newport near the county ~airport. . The Newport Center issue was still bubbling in the l!B> spring election: Ryckoff and his political ally, Councilman Ray Williams were up for re- election. The future direction of the council was at stake. For months, candidates de· bated the issue of growth and whether places like Newport Center should be allowed to ex- pand. ,.,. Newoort It vine Terr ace DMty ......... The election ended on a sour note for Ryckoff and Williams. Both los t by the largest margins in the city's recent his- tory. Cox and Maurer, who beat William s and Ry $!ko ff respectively, said the message was clear -the citizens were tired of the council's no-growth policy. Drawing shows lat est plan for growth at Newport Center mclud· mg hotel and office buildings. Expansion plan was approved l<1.st month. but already has run mto problems. Ryckoff blamed the Irvine and Koll companies for his de- feat. Williams said the same thing. Just weeks after the election, the Koll Company settled its lawsuit and the new council ap- proved a plan to restore permitted building that the old council had cut from the Koll center. The Irvine Company also wanted to get back what it had lost and filed a general plan amendment early this year ask- ing for a hotel, two high-rise of· fice towers and an expansion of the Marriott Hotel. Winning council approval was rough for the Irvine Company. It required reducing the scope of the hotel from 500 to 300 rooms and eliminating an office tower in favor of a residential high-rise. It also cost the development firm a commitment for $8 million in road improvements and partial construction of a new six-lane road outside city limits. Thal two-lane project is expected to cost the company $20 million. The very day the council ap· proved Maurer's motion, three c ity council members met privately with top Irvine Company representatives in- cluding Peter Kremer. presi- dent of the firm. The get -together at Councilwoman Evelyn Hart's home was held, some ot those in attendance said, mainly to- work out last-minute details and concerns on Newport Center. The group discussed the motion that Maurer was to make that night. Maurer was not present at the meeting. o.lly ..... ....._tiy l"Mlk*O'~I KENTON'S MEN -Ted Romersa, Bob Gioga. Bill Lahey and Howard Rumsey <from lefll joined in today's dedication of gazebo in honor of band leader Stan Kenton. All four are former members of Kenton's band. George Roberts. another Kenton member, will lead a trombone ensemble at 6:30 tonight in front of gazebo near Balboa Pier. Only naw in today's ceremonies was a spelling error <below l . It was Balboa's Rendezvous, not .. Rendevous,'' Ballroom wher e Kenton once played. SPON members seized newSi of this private meeting to fuel• the referendum move. The "shadow government" al- legation suddenly was being used by the very group it was originally directed at. As it now stands, the ref· e rendum group must gather 4 ,250 signatures by the enct of the month. If it is successful, t he coundl must repeal ap- proval of the Newport Center expansion project or call a special election and put the question before citv voters. The irony of the situation is this: If t he voters do get a chance to go to the polls and do vote to dump the new plan, former Mayor Ryckoff's dream of limiting growth of Newport Center would become a reality once again. J e we lry theft ring broken with arre sts? A four-city police task force said today that the arrest of four men on Wednesday and Thurs- day has broken up a ring believed responsible for the lheft of more than $1 million worth of jewelry. Task force spokesman Phil McCormick, a Costa Mesa de- tective. said police have re· covered more than $100,000 worth of jewelry believed stolen in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Garden Grove and Orange. Task force members were of- ficers serving those citie.s, he said. Wednesday. they arrested John L . James, 45, of Santa Ana, in Anaheim and Ronald L. Messnick, 35, of Brea, at his home. Also arrested Wednesday was Timothy Norwood , 23, a transient confined to Orange County Jail on unrelated charges. On Thursday. Richard Crisan, 26, 'another transient, was ar- rested in Orange. All of the men are charged with suspicion of conspiracy to commit robber y. J ames and Messnick also are charged with suspicion of gun and narcotics violations. They had been soU,gbt on outlltanding warrants. McCormick said. Burglar gets hefty haul A heavy.set burglar made off with $182,000 in Jewelry late Thursday, esc..,lng out the rear door of a Balboa Bay Club apart. ment j ust u the ten ant wu comin.r ln the f ront door, Newport Beach police aaJd. Robert Boggio, '3, told poUce offlcel'I he didn't iet a 1ood loot at the man w~ took the ,119lo from_"-dresa~r wer. 1 ·CIC .. J'ta en · e i~~ PoHee said; lDtrlJdtc! &ta i:~· .:X c\&& .. uld• -=.c~:.:c-:wl& the clu~ , wllle• llu a ......., .... ______________________ ,_ --~ -~--------'-' . . ' -... NY E COMPO ITE TRAN ACTIONS OUOlATIC»li llf(l.IJOI T•AOllOlt Ufl lllff YO•IC, MtOWUT l'A("IC l'IW I OSYOlll Olf•OIT AlllO (IN(OflllATI UO(tl ll:CMANOU ANO •ll'OltTIO I \' 'Ill llAIO IJIO 1111$,INIT ' ' ' ' ' N ., Dow Jones Final OFF 3.90 CLOSING 836.18 ~ •' ·State leads drinkers • wine What state had the fastest-growing sales of wine during 1980'! Would you believe Alabama? And which state was runner-up to Alabama? Would you believe the neighboring slate. Georgia, borne of CO<.'a-Cola? . It's ~rue. Wine sales went up 36 percent last year in Alabama. And they increased 17 percent in Georgia. That's well above the national average. In the nation as a whole, wine sales were up 7.6 percent in 1980. Figures on wine consumption, state by state, have been compiled by tbe San Francisco-based Wine Institute. You might guess the reason Alabama and Georgia are coming on so strong right now is tMy both have a long way lo go to catch up to the rest or the count ry. ~ And that is the _ case, although !'r ~ there are states ' - with lower wine ' "1 r consum ption ··-~~ .... -i., _____ _ than~~!~ t;~·u MllTOI MOSKOWITZ divide wine shtpments by population. you find the national average last year was 2.1 gallons per person In Alabama, even with the 36 percent sales jump, con- sumption worked out to slightly less than one gallon per person for the year; in Georgia, it was a trifle above one gallon. In short. the wine consumption rate m Alabama and Georgia is about one half the na· lional rate. The state with the lowest wine consumption is Kentucky ("I'll stick to bourbon. thanks''>, closely followed by Mississippi. In both or those states COO· sumption per person hovers around six-tenths or a gallon per year. But even in those states, wine sales are growing. They were UP. I? p_erc.ent last year in Kentucky, 7.5 percent tn Miss1ss1pp1. Other states with big gains last year were New Mexico <14.4 percent), Idaho < 12.8 percent), Wyoming ( 12.5 percenll and Iowa ( 12.2 percent) While wine sales are on the rise everywhere in the nation -only two states, Montana and Kansas registered de~lines last year -the market for this alcoholic beverage is still highly concentrated. An analysis done by the Los Angeles newsletter. The Wioe Investor , shows that 10 states consistently account for about 65 percent of all the wine sales in the country. These top 10 wine imbibers are l1n order of imbibing): California, New York. Illinois, Florida, New Jersey, Texas, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Michigan and Ohio. ' Even within this top group, some drink more than others. California. the top wine-producing state in the nation, is also the top wine-drinking state. Na- tional wine shipments last year were 477,976,000 gallons. 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