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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-09-19 - Orange Coast PilotEdison 45 Estancia l ~7 Tustin 7 Santa Ana 13 Laguna Hills 6 University 0 Fountain Valley 28 Corona del Mar 42 El Dorado El Toro 21 San Clemente 0 Huntington Beach Marina 47 Irvine 13 Cypress 28 Bolsa Grande 0 Lagufla Beach 13 Newport Harbor 7 ORANGE COAST YOUR HOMETOWN DAllY PAPER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1981 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Suit filed to stop Irvine Coast _plans By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of ... .,...., ...... $Uff A lawsuit aimed at overturn- ing development plans for areas on the Irvine Coast between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar was filed Friday in Orange County &lperior Court. Friends of the Irvine Coast, a citizens group with a mem- bership of about 600 persons, claims in court documents that Orange County government and the state Coastal Commission ig- nored numerous state laws in Citizens group wants to halt Irvine Co. developments adopting land use regulations that would permit the construc- tion of 2,000 dwelling units, hotels and office buildings on the 9,400-acr e Irvine Company- owned parcel. The Friends are asking that a judge enjoin both the county and the commission from taking any actions lo permit the com - pany to move ahead with its de- velopment plans. The Irvine Com pany has agreed to dedicate as permanent public open space more than 2,650 acres of land within the parcel, contingent on receiving permits to move ahead with the proposed development. ·'However, the land dedication program does not mitigate or lessen the adverse impacts or development ... , " according to the lawsuit. The document contains a lengthy list of the alleged ad- verse impacts. The Friends are claiming that development on certain portions of the property will block views to the ocean; that environmentally significant wildlife habitats will not be pro- tected; that the approved plan will cause s torm runoff and erosion damage; that the plan fails to protect existing residents of Cameo Shores, and that con- s truction of an extension of Sand Canyon Road as a four-lane highway will have an adverse ef- fect on Crystal Cove State Park The state park is located on m ost of the land seaward of Pacific Coast Highway between I Reagan standing firm · I Wall Street, asked to give economic program, a chance DENVER <AP) -President Reagan declared Friday there will be no retreat from his economic program and told Wall Street to join Main Slr .. et in plunging into "a rising tide of con(ldence in the future of America.'' The president said the battle of the budget would prove bone- tirlng to himself, the Congress and the American people for years to come but "I am not about to stop this long crusade." He derided those who already are balking. Meanwhile, the government disclosed Friday U.S. economic activity continued to slide modestly during the third quarter. The report raised the prospect that the economy may be dipping into its eighth re- cession since World War II. Commerce Department sources said a very preliminary estimate of economic activity during the July-September period showed a slim decline at an annual rate of O.S percent. Al the same time, the depart- m enl issued a revised report confirming that economic activi- ty declined during the second quarter or 1981, but the revision showed a smaller decline than reported last month. A second revision of the figures for the April -June quarter showed that real output declined at a 1.6 percent annual rate. "Now I have listened to those Chicken Littles who proclaim the sky is falling, and those others who recklessly play on high interest rates for their own narrow political purposes,'' Rea- gan declared. "But this concern about a plan not even in effect yet is nothing more than false labor." He noted his tax and budget cuts begin Oct. 1, and predicted Wall Street's "tune will .chyge" because or decreased govern- ment spending. In remarks to the National Federation of Republican WW11en, Reagan said : "Let me say we did not sweat and bleed to get the economic package passed only to abandon it when the going gets a little tough." 111151 COAST WIATHIR Mostly fair through Sun- day. Highs from mid 70s at beaches to near 90 in- land. Lows in 60s. 111111 TDBAY Should the U.S. go back on o gold uandord? Some con- •ervotive econom'-ta believe t~ng tM doUaT ro the · •h•nv m.tal tDOUld bt the onlJI ef· fectioc meant of curbing fn. /1.otion. Sn. P.OQe 87. llDll ~ c.. -' N .. ...... a.r A• ,.... ..... Cl ...... N ,. Br .... Si' .. Cl Ct CM C't-t Al y-""' And the president drew tears from his wife, Nancy, when he concluded his address by read- ing a letter from a mother whose son is in the military. He quoted the woman as pleading '·Please be very careful with the coun- try_·' Reagan declared solemn- ly : "I will be very careful." He made it clear he intended to pursue a $42.S billion deficit for 19821 a balanced budget by 1984 , and increased defense * * * s pending. Reagan and other administra- tion offi cials on Thursday dis- closed S16 billion in new budget . cuts for fiscal 1982, including de- lays in cost-of-living increases for Social Security and eight other pension and welfare pro- grams. The cuts also would e liminate revenue sharing, abolish the Energy and Educa- tion departments, and make re- ductions or L2 percent in vi rtual- ly all non-defense programs. * * * Firearms bureau abolition target? WASl-O NGTON (AP) -Gov- ernment sources said Friday that President Reagan intends to propose abolishing the ·Bureau of Alcoh ol , Tobacco and Firearms as part of his next round or budget cuts. The ad- ministration also considered. but rejected, abolition or the Consumer Product Safety Com- mission. Congression al and administra- tion sources had said earlier in the day that Reagan planned to seek the elimination or the CPSC. But late Friday, Lou Brott, a spokesman for CPSC C hai rma n Nancy Harvey Steorts, said she had talked to top administration officials after hearing the new reports. She was told abolition had been considered at one time but had been dropped, Brott said. Her version was confirmed separately by an administration source. Returned bodies not Americans WASmNGTON (AP> -The remain~ of eight bodies de- livered to U.S. officials this sum· mer in Thailand through the work or a private citizen are not those of Americans missing in Laos, as claimed, the Defense Department said Friday. "There can be no doubt that the remains are those or eicht separate and dis tinguishable Mongoloid males of Southeast Asian origin," a Pentagon an- nouncement said. The bodies aroused considera- ble attention when they were turned over to the U.S. embassy In Bangkok, not only because of the larce numbers of Americans 1UJI missing in Indochina, but because an AUanta man, not the U.S. government, led the re- covery effort. The recovery came amid continulnc crtt.lcllm by fam.Wel of MlAa over the government's etrorta at recover- ing bodies of mlnlna men. Robert W. Schwab III of Atlanta, whose work led to re- covery ol the remaln.t, said Fri· day that the Pent11on'• an- nouncement wa1 "an over· whelming dlsap~intment." " ~ . The original report that the CPSC would be abolished was bas ed on a list of tentative budget cuts circulated on Capitol Hill earlier this week by Reagan's budget director, David Stockman, said the administra- tion source. Jn addition, sources who asked not to be identified by name, said the president is likely to re- com m end sharp cutbacks in federal loans and loan guaran- tees when he unveils his budget- cutting package next week. Such 'a move is designed to diminish the federal presence in the credit market and, it is hoped, lead to a decline in interest rates, officials said. Reagan also is expected to" an- nounce plans for a future re- vision in programs such a s Medicare, Medicaid and welfare that could save several billion dollars in 1983 and 1984 and as much as Sl.S billion in the 1982 fiscal year. In all, Reagan is expected to call for reductions or about $16.3 billion in 1982 as he seeks to bold the federal deficit to $42.5 billion. The plan he is expected lo unveil would slash spending by between $70 billion and $75 billion over the next three years. Delt'f Hee ...... _., f'Mltc* O'~I CLIFF CHUTIST -Joe Sanchez, 21. glides toward beach after leaping from Corona del Mar bluffs. The Newport res i- dent says he made the 150-foot j ump partially for lhe "heck of it " and partially as tribute lo friend and fellow skydiver Thomas DeMots. a Corona del Mar r esident killed earlier this month in Perris when his par;ichute failed to open. Sanchez, who h as made the Corona del Mar leap before. says, "There's really nothing to it -as long as the winds are right." The latest disclosures of the president's plans came as more lawmakers expressed skep· ticlsm about Reagan 's an- nounced plans to seek a new round ol cuts, including a delay in next year's scheduled cost-of- living increases in Social Securi- ty and eight other programs. Valve hug may shut Onofre fo,r months By tbe Auoclated Pm• "There is no real consensus on Two valves that inject cool whether theTe are the votes to water into the reactor during an support these cuts at th.is time," emergency shutdown to prevent s aid Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaaka, 8 core meltdown didn't work the the No. 2 R~publieen in the l t in l Senate. He suagested a del•v, ast t me they were rout e Y e wv tested at the Sao Onofre nuclear perhaps until March, before power plant, federal and utility moving ahead with a new round officials say. of cuts. And in tests conducted over Stevens' comment came a day the put two weeks -since the alter House Republican leaden bl dia eel c-. 4 told Budget Director David pro em wu cover ~· -the valves work somtt.lmes, Stockman privately they were but not every Ume. uncertain about how a plan to hold down coet·of-Uvtni in· Southern CaJUornia Edl1on ould f Co. officials, wbo operate Sen creases w are. Onofre, at tint predicted the House and senate Republican valves in Unit 1 coul4 be r• leaders have scheduled • pa.IJ'ed wit.IWa a week. Bat lbey slratea ae11ton Mooclay to dll· now 1ay they'll aMd at leut cu111 how to proceed with the three more weeke to complete president's requnta. tbe projeet. Reqan hhnlelf la expec:Ud to But Nuclear ReC\ll•torJ Com· Udveil h1I plan on Tutlday or mluloa Qftlctall 1ald tbey 1n1 We4nesday"t ~ 1teptlcat at ~aon'• propoNd l. - repairs and that in the worst of situations the project could con- 'sume slx months to a year. "Edison would like to modify . the system so the valves will work, rather than replace the valves," said NRC public affairs office11 J im Hanchett. ·'But we consider this a sl1nificant problem, and so far we are not satisfied that Edison truly understands the nature ol the problem. "We want Edison to prove t.bat tbe fix they've proposed wlll work and won't cause any other problems," Hanchett said. Jerry Haynes, Edlaoo'• man acer of nuclear operations, 11ld, •·we think we can satiafy lbeir questions ancf Implement lbe modl.fkaliona within thl'ff "eeks." Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar and much of Morro Canyon inland of the highway north or Laguna Beach The Friends aJso complain in the legal action th<1l two maJor to ur1s t -comm e r c 1al ce nters w1th1n the development zone are not !>u1ted ror the area. They also claim th<1l 3,600 acres of land that could be used for cattle grcmng will be lost, if develop- ment 1s permitted No date has yet been set for a hearing on the lawsuit UC/MC co1itract extended By GLENN SCOTT Of -o.lly flti.t SUfl The University or California Bo a rd or Regents Friday ex- tended mental health ser vices to Orange County government- funded patients al UC Irvine Me dical Center ror another week The C"<tra seven days will gi ve county leaders time to consider an earlier offer to continue men- tal health ser vices through June if the county transfers $4 million to the university. That sum is half the $8 million in disputed bills that caused the regents last spring to terminate the mental health contract The contract was set to expire July I. but it was continued l wi ce The last deadline was Thurs- day The S8 mtlhon in dispute has virtually nothing to do with the mentaJ health services. It IS part Of a separate pro- vision in which t he medical center provides medical treat- ment for the county's poor peo- ple who otherwise couldn·t af. ford care. The supervisors already have dis missed the univers ity's offer on ce Supervisor Roger Stanton, who with Supervisor Harriett Wieder has been on the county negotiating team, said the board must discuss the matter again before responding Stanton, however, was not re- ceptive lo the offer from the re- gents. • · · 1 think they ought to wear bandanas and six-guns around their hips because that's the way they 're acting,'' he said of the regents. Accordin g to the regents' latest offe r, m e ntal health services would be stopped after next Friday if the supervisors turn down the proposal. One of the reasons for reiterat· ing the same proposal appears to be the fact that an Orange County Superior Court judge de- nied a las t -minute r equest Thursday by lawyers represent- ing the county for a court order to continue the mental health services. Judge Robert Fitzgerald said . he didn't want the court invoived in what he said seemed to be erimarily a contractual dispute. Peter Aronson, who represent- ed (he county, said he will im- m ediately seek lo overturn the denial before the Fourth District Court of App ea l in Sa n Bernardino. The regents' latest week-long extension should give him. time to file that appeal. Aronson said Thursday the on- ly other mental heaJth facility prepared to accept patients im· mediately Is Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, but he said availability of the beds would depend on their uae by Los Angeles County. The medical center in Oran(• is the only medical facility in the county that provides 24-hour emergency admitting services for mentally disturbed paUents. It ls the Place that law enforce- rnent officers take persons who are consi"red a danaer to lbemselve8 or others. The medlc1I .c~nler has 60 1(8ee tJO, Pa1e .Ut . Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19, 1981 ... )Strongest warning yet . , Kremlin getting more. and more angry. about Solidanty MOSCOW (A P ) -The 4 KremUa'1 call tor proospt and · · resolute meuures to cW'b anU· ,.. Sovlel actlvily in Poland is "" Moscow's strongest wanain1 yet ,. that It wlU not tolerate continu- ing trade Wl.lon cbaJlenaes to .. Polish aulhorlUes. '' The warning, from the Soviet 1 1 leadenblp to their Polish coua- t er par ta, reflects arowing Krenftln anger over .. anti· Soviet" statements and a clrect tlWS ANALYSIS leaders may see PoUsb security and military organs aa the key to bringing Solidarity .to heel. Some analysts say, however, that the Soviet statement may be aimed mainly at eecalat.l.ng Moscow's propaganda war against Solidarity. "The statement is very sharp and lncludes some vocabulary we have not seen before. It's a strong warning, but a warnina which doesn't spell out the con sequences," said one Western diplomat. The Soviet Union displayed its military might ln land, air and sea exercises involving 100,000 troups near the Polish border during the Solldurity congress. a appe!Jl to Soviet workers baUed Ii ~Y Poland's Solidarity labor un· ion at a congress earlier this , month. "The Soviet statement mi&ht 111 be a prelude to a declaration of ... a state of emergency in Poland, which might well lead to widespread disorders, followed ., by an official Polish request tor County GSA c hie f to r esign Jan. '7 )• Soviet help," said one Western ., diplomat he re , outlining a "worst-case" scenario leading ~ to direct Soviet military in- tervention in Poland. :> The statetnent was published "'' in the Soviet Union as well as Poland, Indicating it was de· signed tA> arouse new concern ;;_ among Soviet citizens as well as ,. influence events inside Poland. Sov~et newspapers, radio and h televllton have painted an io- creaSingly negative picture ef the Polish labor movement ia:l'e· ~· cent days, followed b)' a sefth of "°viet workers' letters de· nouncing 'Solidarity's appeal for 1• inchpendent unions throughout East Europe. Analyst.s believe Soviet leaders hope their statement a• will make Solidarity tone·down ;i the sequid part of its con,.-eas et the end or this month -or...thtt the uni~ or Polish officlala Will cancel ~sion. Sources say they believe Mosco,-Us decided that an un· pleasant, or even bloody, con- frontation is better than allow· !ng So!J~arity to continue build· • mg strength. The Polish version or t he Kremlin statement said it in- cluded a government-to- ;. government appeal, unlike pre· • vious exhortations from Soviet 11 lo Polish Communist Party members. This indicated Soviet Thomas Egan, director of Orange County government's Generai Services Agency. an· nounced Friday that be will re- sign the position Jan. 7. "I have enjoyed my years with the Orange County govern· ment organization, but the time has come to make a cbanie." Egan, 57, said in a letter to Ralph Clark, chairman of .the county Board of Supervisors. Egan bas been director of the agency for five years. The agen- cy oversees several county de· partments that manage and maintain county buildings, con· duel elections. operate libraries, handle major emergencies, 'maintain the county's fleet of vehicles and provide services such as reproduction of docu- ments. purchasiog and .warehousing of goods and com· munications. The agency employs nearly 700 persons and has an annual budget of about $35 million. Egan i.t earning $53,686. Two GSA projects bave been the subject of criticism. One was the discovery of major struc- tural flaws in the county's $9 million Hall of Administration, the construction of which was monitored by GSA inspectors; the other was purchase of a new vole counting system that failed to perform adequately the first time it was used in the June 1980 , UCIMC argument lo ~g time coming How did It happen that ploor,, mentally disturbed patients have' become what some call paW1fs in a continuing chess gaine between two govem•ea- tal superpowers, the Orance ' Co11Dty Board of Supervisors I i and the University of California Board of Regents? ! The situation bas its roots in a • 1 transfer agreement ratified in ii ·~ 1976 in which ownelJlhip ol the medic al center in Orange switched from the county to UC Irvine. Along with that transfeT, a contract was approved in which university officials agreed to provide medical services for the county's poor people. Under that ·agreement. bills for the medical services 'flou.ld be paid ffOD> the county'• •enecal tund. .. . Tlte CGD\raet included• • ptb. vislOf'l that neither aide could sq tile medical servtctJ> airee- ment un&l 1985. ' It also included several other provisions that while significmt, never received the public atten- tion given the primary medical care agreement. One was for the medical center to set aaide an ·emergency fund and 23 beds for mentally disturbed poor people * * * From Page Al UCI •.. me~al health beds, of which 23 have been Rt aside to treat pa- tienU f\mded throuab the con- tract with the county eovem- ment. Se't'en mental health patiebts were admitted from 6 p.ln. ·Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday, said • a hospital spokesman. Hospital orricials have said • their state license requires pbyslclans always to treat emergency, life-threatening caaes, but they say they will have no otller responsibilities unless the supervisors take steps NEWS ANALYSIS and to admit such patients on a 24-hour basis. That part of the arreement, university officials believe, \Jfas to be ratified on an annual basis. Then the problems started. Orange County officials began dismissing some of the bills sent them for medical services sup- plied by the medical center. They said the bills were for ex· cessive treatment; university leaders said the care was prop- er. The disputes grew and grew. So did the unpaid bills, which at Jut count amounted to about $8 million. After spending years tangling over the bills, the regents -Wl· der heavy pressure from the state Legislature to clear up their deficits -finally decided last spring to take action. They called off the medical care contract and all other con- tracts even though there bad never been a serious billing dis· pule over the mental health services. County leaders, such as Supervisor Harriett Wieder, claim the mental health contract s hould have been preserved because it is a separate issue from the disputed medical bills. But university officials say if they can't work with lbe county government on one contract, they woo't bother with any. Thus, county officials ltave almost four years to find a new system for providing medical care to the poor. But because the mental health agreement ap- parently was an anaual con- tract, it expired on JulJ 1. Since then, three exteMiooa have been granted . And at last count, the poor people who may need mental healtb services at the medical center have six .more days before the doors may be shut to them. ! t.o rebew the contract. :r-llm!O~"~A~NCK~~C~O~A~STI!!""",,_,,,_,,,_, ............................. ~ ' a11·1y ,,.,,, I CIHtlfled adV•l11tlng 714/142 .... 11 All other depanmentt 142~1 VOL. 74, NO. 212: • · ' . , ..... ----------------- primary election. Orange Coun- ty was the last county in the state to report results to state of· ficials. The Hall of Administration is undergoing $1 million in re· construction work: the voling machine system performed ade· quately in the November general elections after Egan and GSA officials were given a stern ultimatum by supervisors. Cla rk said that Egan's de- cision to leave the post in January ·'reflects his pro· fessionalism and attention to de- tail." Clark said the departure was timed to provide supervisors sufficient time to recruit a new director while not disrupting work on the budget for the fiscal year that will start next July 1. Clark said supervisors will discuss details for recruJtment of a new director at a m~ting Tuesday. Egan, Clark said, told him that he intends to travel ex· tensively and "pursue other op· portunities," according to a statement released by Clark's office. ''Tom Egan has been a bard working, capable administrator ror the county for years. His knowledge and expertise are 'Simply outstanding. It is with regret that we accept the re- s i g n ~t i o n o f t h i s r i n e gentleman," Clark said. "He's done an outstanding job for the county." PLANS TO RESIGN County·s Thomas Egan Oil producer Albrig h t dies in CdM Ch arles C. "Bud" Albright Jr., 68, of Corona del Mar, died at his home Thursday after a long illness. Albright was an independent oil producer and co•founder of the California Independent Oil Producers· Association, which represents producers that drill some 00 percent of the wells and produce about half the oil in the state. He also was a member of the Independent Petroleum Associa· lion of America, the Liaison Committee of Cooperative Oil and Gas Associations, the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners and the In- dependent Petroleum Associa- tion of the Mountain States. Locally. he was a member ol the Balboa Bay Club, Irvine Coast Country Club, Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, Long Beach Petroleum Club and ·Wilmington Chamber of Com- merce. He was a fried and associate of many political figures from across the state, according to an associate. He leaves bis wife, Josepblne, and a son, · C&arJes C. "Jock" AJbrtC}lt 3rd. Private services wlll be held Tuesday at the Pacific View Mortuary. The family has aua1eated that donations be made t.o the eom. mittee t.o Cu.re Cancer TbrouO lmmuni.latioo, e..-. ot the Join Wayne Cancer CJlnle, UCLA Medical Center, P .0. Box M.171. Village Station, Loi An1ela. Ca. ~·· ' I ----... ._.. ....... -.- Details · sketchy in shoo tin& El Toro Mari.M Oorf9 Air 8'e· tion orrlclala re~at..s U.M· Upped Friday on d~ la the shootine WeaeMla~ f/t ~ Marines out.tide.....,. ben'eeb. Inquiries ,.,.,. tenne._d I ,. through the pubUc ~ d• partment. RepreMDt-~ statl they don't know Jl'iY llrffe privates first cl ... ._._.._• ~ ~ ,_.. "9 RllMN hlllllr JEWELRY RECOVERED -Orange Police Lt. Gail Peterson (left> and Costa Mesa investigator Phil McCormick view part.of the jewelry and coins, worth more than $100.000, that was recovered Thursday after four men w,ere arrested by a four-city task force. The valuables are believed to have been stolen in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Or ange and Garden Grove, police s aid: Jacks on Browne arrest e d at Diablo • SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP> - The first charge or battery on a peace officer was lodged Friday against a woman protesting the expected startup of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant as arrests reached 1,072, and the number of demonstrators dwindled. San Lui s Obispo County Sheriffs LL Jerry Dooley said the woman arrested for battery on a sheriffs deputy identified herself as Andrea A. Elukovich, 37. and claimed she was an off· duty. San Fran cisco County deputy sheriff. She was accused or throwing dirt into the face or an officer. trespassing, failing to disperse and resisting arrest at the front gate of the plant. A total of 130 people were ar- rested Friday, as some law en· forcement officers from other cities and counties were sent home. and sheriff's deputi•.; began sweeping the hills for the ( few remaining demonstrators. Deputies, who had arrested rock singer Jackson Browne and 3'3 others at the plant's main gate Friday morning, fanned out through the rugged hills around the plant and made dozens of ad- ditional arrests througb the day both on Pacific Gas & Elec- tric prpperty and adjacent land like Rattlesnake Canyon. Eigh· teen were arrested there after walking up from the beach where rubber "frogman" rafts had landed them. ··It's ranchland where the owner has determined be does not want any trespassers," said California Highway Patrol Lt. Fred Sliesberg. Thirteen arrests were made at the front gate seven miles from the plant's twin nuclear reac· tors as protesters made only a half-hearted attempt to stop the stream of lS buses and dozens of cars. carrying PG&E employees and construction workers During Roger's clearance event you can enjoy exceptional sav· ings on our remaining stock of quality patio furniture. Come in now for a good selection, before this sale ends. PYlcea t llt<:llve th•u Sept 2!> end aubject 10 11oc-on htnd TYPICAL SAVINGS ON: 12:30 a.m. ,. • Johnny R. W1'te ~. Of Bll Sandy, Texat; ao~er\ W: Harney, 19, ol Libby, iftet., tecl Harold L. Hood ( •t• Wl1Vaila· ble~ of Arl~!1'.!cm1 ~ re· ma med hosp1l.UftQ ._Jc con· dition Friday. ' 1 ., Meanwhile, Lance c,1: ~ N. Jones was still ... ~ Friday "under ~ at the U.S. Naval R~ 1- Beach in connectloa •.tijt ~e shooting. He wQD't iajynd in the shooting, autboriUes IA14. Air station spokesmmi $an· nery Sgt. Dick Bloru&lar Mld that military offidall•·~ sidering whether td • ., c charges against Joiaes. , A spokesman for tl•• t1.S. Naval Hospital aaid Utl6 Wflie and Harney were t.o ~ ,....Id ·from the hospital twa w-ed. Hood r e m a ins in ~~b Medical Center in Santa,..._ A .32-caliber bandp btJffed used in the shootiq ~ re· covered by air station authorities. • # Money sup.Ply rise 'nf)t .J . • "'~ ; ..... • .,... • I alarming~·~~. · NEW YORK (AP)-~e •· tion's basic mqqc~~ l"Qlle $1.1 billion ln UW pw .. .r September, 'the P~ ~~..-e reported Friday. ._ • taa1"'8 predict~ that d911Mtf •lb-t tn- crease, interest ratea Wit •· tinue their modellt -~ ,. The Fed said a -.. ... of funds r eadily avafla.le-'1"er spending, known as MlB and ila- cludin~ cash in circµlation and deposits in checking-type ac- counts at financial iaf~905, rose $1.1 billion-·10 ·q,e· -.k ended Sept. 9 to a't,....U7 taJl- justed average ol sM.•b~. The previous •tell"'t flllU'e was r evised to '631:8 btllion from $430.9 billtoo .; h Fed spokesman said tbllt.'}'~on reflected the additidll ' Of data from small iMtitutions that f'e- port to the Fed on a q uarterly basis. Thomas D. Thomno, chief economist at CrockCJ'".,Natioaal Bank in San Francisco: Mi4 &be increase in MlB was not alarm- ing. Thomson s aid the 11>.-Sl growth in the last :wep _ wouJ'• not impede furthet _.._. 1n interest rates next week. BJ tilis week, the nation's majo~ b8111ts all had dropped their~· prime rate, which is the JendblC rate to th eir most c redit • ..-or thy customers, to .., peroedt ftom the prevailing 2d.5 percent. Cantina by TAOPITONE .... '-' Closed for ln-..ntory, W9d., ~. 30 Reg. Dining Arm Chair •134 42"Sq. Rd. Table 1286 24"Sq. Rd. Occasional Table •140 Adjuatable Sun Chaise '320 42" Sq. Rd. Tbl/4 Din. Chairs '822 48" Sq. Rd. Tbl/4 Din. Chairs '648 ... .. . : Orange Coaat OAJLY PILOT/Saturday. September 19, 1981 lady" hanfin1 an art work and Junna lt up on a •ax· ophon to brilhten a lonely room . A gusher·of alternatives- •• A lot of people HY 1be looks fammar. but they can't place her," Hid San Rath, writer and producer of the announcementl. Mesa fairgrounds show boosts new energy ideas .......... Mra. Dreyfus, wtte of Gov· ernor Lee S. DreyfH and a former community theater uctreaa, said, "I walked into lhe aovernor'1 oltice dressed, that way, and most of the peopl~ there didn't recognize me at all" Artist Henry Moore com· pleted a bronze sculpture in me m ory of former Secretary-General Da1 Ham- marskjold, U.N. Secretary- General. Kurt Waldbelm said on the 20th anniversary or Hammarskjold's death. Waldheim said the British sculptor promised to send the piece to the United Nations in Mike Love, nght, Lead smger of The Beach Boys. was married to Catherine Undo Martinez. 30, of Hawan. this week at Santa Barbara. It was the fourth marriage for Love. 4-0. and the second for the bride. who is a model. The ceremony was performed by Wolfman Jack, left. ordained minister of the Universal Life Churc~. a few months. / Waldheim laid a wreath at a bronze plaque in memory or Hammarskjold and the 15 others killed in a plane crash while the Swedish U.N. chief was on a peace mission lo Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, in the Congo civil war. Stones respond to cal l off ans "sort of struck their fancy." Rockford is a city of 150,000 about 80 miles northwest of Chicago. Novelist John Gardner founded a magazine named MSS which he says will be devoted to discovering "the famous writers and artists of the future." T he efforts of more than 30 ,000 music Cans in the Northern Illinois city or Rockford caught the atten- li on of one or the most famous rock 'n roll bands in the world , the Rolling Stones. The Oct. l appearance will be the Stones' stop between a Sept. 27 show in Buffalo, N.Y .. and one in Boulder, Colo .. on Oct. 4. . Clad in a floppy hat and 1940s style coat, Wisconsin's first lady. Joyce Dreyfus, produced two 60-second public service announce- Gardner, winner or the Na- tional Book Critics' Circle Award. says the magazine wi ll "publis h wh at other magazines won 't touch ." A spokesman for the Bri tis h g roup said they agreed to include Rockford in their upcoming U.S. tour because petitions sent to them by 32,000 area fans -ments promoting the fact that art can touch everyone The spots show the "bag Gardner, author or the DOV· els "Octobe r Light" and "Grendel, '1 is director of the· creative· writing program at the State University of Binghamton in New York. Coastal Ll9ht &oulllHsl wlftdt through tonlQllt. Locally 12 lo 10 -not$. Wlndt 1111111"9 to ..-11y ooutllweSI • to 11 knoll NW CINHI In ., ..... ,_,._ 0.. to "''" loot _,, 1 .. 11. Vari.Ole cl-Ina• wlOI ltoleted ""'-"and ttluftder.-~111 -rroon. U.S. su mmary B e a c h es to b e w arm California 1119'11 73 to U with lowt ~ly U to PCW11enc1. 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S• l < 1t7'e• ~•'wlCe ,....,. 5,.,,, et Y~ Onot iC•ll S1or~ ,..., ... , •c>vt "'HI COITA ..... 141·1281 642·6086 By PIDL SNEIDERMAN "'_...., ......... No one seems to be pushin1 auollne power at "Ener1y '81," an educauon and trade abow contlnuin1 through ·sunday at the Oran1e County Fair1rounds in Costa Mesa. Instead, people are talking about fiying planes on solar energy cells and running can on a fuel produced rrom surplus oranges. The participants' t>attle cry calls for an end to dependence on foreign oil, and their arsenal includes propane-powered trucks, solar-heated homes and vast windmill "farms" to pro- duce electricity. Yet even these allernate- energy boosters admit that the nation's present fuel habits are tough to break. "Whenever you work with alternate energy sour ces, you come to realize how wonderful gasoline is and why we're ad· dieted to it." says Pasadena scientist Paul MacCready, a speaker at "Energy '81." "Gasoline packs a wall op," he explains. "It's convenient, It produces a lot of energy per dollar. That's wh at makes it hard to develop alternatives. We're not going to have it forever. but right now it's stiJJ better than the alternatives. "Yet we can't wait till we start running out or we'll be vulnerable to Mideast politics." In recent years. MacCready has been throwing a spotlight on some alternatives to gasoline. He designed a light pl ane that crossed the English Channel powered solely by a pilot'~ leg muscles. (The plane employs a bicycle-like set of pedals.) Just two months ago, another of MacCready's planes flew 230 miles from France to England on the power supplied by 16,000 solar cells spread atop the wings and horizontal stabilizer . M acCready admits that airplane flight is an impractical and "ridiculous" use for solar energy. But he says his aircraft made a dramatic point about energy options. ·•1 liken it to cJimbing Mount School a id • cainpa1gn launche d Members of the Laguna Beach Education Foundation have opened a fund-raising campaign aimed at raising $500,000 for the Laguna Beach Unified School District. T h e first private group in Orange County to raise funds for tax supported schools announced its plans al a press conference Friday. By sponsoring various Cund- raising events and speaking before parent groups. the or- ganization hopes lo wipe out the projected $500,000 deficit in the district, said Dr. James Hodge, chairman of the drive. Although the foundation was started in 1969 it wasn 't active until two years ago, said Presi· dent Ken Beyer. Since then the group has raised about $80,000. A $1 ,000-a -ticket raffle last May netted $55,000 and the rest has come from individual dona- tions and fund-raising events. Laguna Beach School Superin-tendent Robert Sanchis praised the group's efforts noting that the school district has faced Sl.5 million worth of budget cuts dur- ing the past three years . • As a result, teachers have been laid off, elective programs have been cut and parents have been forced to pay for busing a nd athletic programs, said San chis. "We feel the community is aware of our funding problems, but expects a high level of education for their children and as a result will be willing to con- tribute;· said Sanchis. Art /Craft Show Huntington Qmter Mall Sept. 17·20. , ... ...__ ... "°" ..-Ats-0401 -ca-.c.,i.. ... fl.., 111io9t-, ol """-•wt I SONY. Tl-£ ()'£ Af\{) ()\ly ~ s A v E Pterophytlum: t.• At the risk of sounding conceited, I must SIY, my regal manner and distinctive markings make me • most maonlflcent addition to your aquarium.' S.. me at Aquatic Troplc11s, marvel at my bHuty and take me home. I am on sale under the narM "Zebra AnQel" for only 1.99 . 1110 W. 8•k•r • Cott8 Meu --• Mt-1311 • Comer Hart.r a B•ker , \ II BIS 51" OllC. PICTURE llSCOll1DJ PD SAVES Everest," he says. "You don't climb it because you want to put a. hotel up there. ll just shows what YO\l can do when you're forced to take on a challenge." Still, the scientist believes that expensive solar cells, like transistors. will come down in price drastically as their popularity increases. David Blume, another partici- pant in the energy fair, is pro- moting a more old -fashioned source of energy. "We're teaching people how to make their own moonshine - 180 proof ethyl alcohol.'' Blume says. He is associated with San Francisco-based American Homegrown Fuel Co. According to Blum e, an y waste product rich in sugar or starch can be turned into "moonshine." He contends that all of Ote-lur· plus oranges dlacarded in i• could have produced 18 mllUOlu gallons of alcohol fUel. Blume says waste candy, bakery dough or noodlu can be used to produce the fuel: Jt can be used in an auto alter minor mechanical modiflcaUohs. He says the still for productnc this alcohol fuel can be built for about $1.000. Much of th1a suaa can be returned to the . builder through government tax brew, he says. Another option to gasoline la propane. a by-product of natural gas and oil. Randy Barondess, a represen· tative of Vangas, claims COO· version to propane results in a 30 to 37 percent £eduction lo the cost or operating a vehicle. "The biggest thing to over· come is s kepticism," Batondesa maintains. "The availability ol propane in the ruture wUl be phenomenal. But trying to' con- vince an outsider is somethinc else." He says converting a vehicle to propane costs from $800 to $1,400. Representing the U.S. Depart- ment of Energy at the show haa been James G. Steam s, director or the Office of Alcohol Fuels. He believes there is great potential in the use or ethanol, produced from corn or sugar cane, and methanol, produced from wood or coal. While admitting that moat federal grants to promote de- velopment of alternate energy . sources have been discontinued, tie added, ·'The early indication is that private industry will pick up the slack." Delly ........... ., f'Wta0'9-ll INSPIRATION ROCK -Workmen lower three-ton boulder in- to place Friday at Inspiration.Point above beach in Corona del Mar. The large rock was purchased by Corona del Mar res ident T. Duncan Stewart. who also was instrumental in purchasing Inspiration Point and giving it to the city as a park. The park is to be dedicated al 2 p.m. today as part of Newport Beach's 75lh anniversa'ry cer emonies. STHEO SOUllll SYSTEM ... GllBAL IUCTIK wmuma 4000 A FMTASTIC BUY • Orange CoMt OAILV PILOT/Saturday, September 19. 1981 0...., ""' ...... ..,a.-.... --~ ---- Gas tax i·ncrease seen as· fief t y be n e fit to c oun t y By PRl:DEBJCK 8CllOE•EJU. ,0( ......... ..., State Sert. J~ Foraa, 1).Sao Fr anclsco, says he has only tine lament about pusa.,e ol l•till•· tion signed b7 Gov . EdllMUMI 0 . Brown Jr. that will boost lbe state's tax on motor fuels from seven to nine cents per rallon. ·'I wish I could hoe put moce than two cents in the blll," For an sa.id l.n:tein interview. "Un· fortunately, I couldn't get the votes." As Foran s~s it, tbe two-aent boost ln tbe lax. together witb increases ift driver's llcenae, vehicle registration aod truck weight fees, will pennll slate and local governments to do Jit. tie more than hold their own against mounting transportation demands. cy. and 'Orange County govem ment. Getting two·lhirds of the county's electorate to endorse an even higher gallonage tax, Cole said , could be diNicult. Foran agreed, pointing to the ll·month legislative battle he fought to win approval for the two -cent, state -imposed in· creai;e, that will take effect Jan. 1, 1983. But the fact remains, Foran said, that the state, without an increase -in the gasoline tax. would have faced a deficit of between $000 million and $2.4 billion in its transportation fund over the next five .Years. There would be no money for construe· lion and few dollars to maintain already overloaded routes, he said. Louise Greeley and Chris Hansen oi>Pose proposed commercial development of property adjacent to Newport Crest. The transportation system, Foran has said, will remain ade· quate, but wilJ not be enriched appreciably by the estimated $2 .6 billion in highway main- tenance aad construction funds his bill is designed to raise. Cole said passage of the bill will bring millions in new dollars to Orange County. Some will be a pportioned for ex· pansion of state routes, proje<?ts that likely would include widen· lng of Laguna Canyon Road to four lanes and extension of the Corona del Mar Freeway west of its present terminus into over· crowded Bristol Street. ·West Newpo~ 'city's roach nest?' But, Foran said, there prob· ably is no place in the state where the impact of the bill will be felt more than in fast-growing Orange County. Foran noted that a provision of the bill permits coonties to ln· crease taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel above the nine·cent figure if such a measure is en· d o r sed b y lhe board of supervisors, city councils a.nd two-thirds of the county's elec· tor ate. Another pending project that could benefit from the increase, Cole said, is redesign and re· construction of the existing in· ter change between the Santa Ana and Newport freeways. · Residents complain. about industrial development, office construction By STEVE MARBLE Of tile 0.lly l"lte4 SIMf West Newport Beach residents claim they're tired of seeing the rest of the city get luxury con- dominiums and cus tom-built homes while they get high density and indus trial com pl exes. "We're the city's roach nest." suggests Cathy Anderson , presi- dent of the West Newport Beach Association. "We feel like we've been gel· ting the short end or things for a long time," adds Chris Hansen, a N e wport Crest resident. "Enough is enough ... What has the group alarmed is a plan for partial development of the Banmn~ property, a 500· acre onetime s heep ranc~ now dotted with oil wells. The un· developed land is inland or Pacific Coast Hi ghway and just west of lhe 460-unit Newport Crest condominium community Plans for a 75-acre strip or the old ranch include 170 con· domtniums and 805,000 square feet of industrial, office and commercial uses. The plan, filed by Beeco Ltd .. comes before the Newport Beach City Council Sept. 28. ·'Our primary concern is land use ... Hansen says. "We'd much rather hav e hom es as o ur neighbors instead of industry or orri ces.'' Eleven West Newport com munity groups have formed an association known as the West Newport Legislative Alliance which has advanced its own de· velopment plan. The group has hired an attorney and an urban planner. ' Louise Greeley, leader of the alliance group and a Newport Sun d ay talk s how guests told for T V By the ASSO(iated Press Here are the scheduled guests for the Sunday television 10· terview programs . AB C. '"I ss u es and Answers," Secrell\tY of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. CBS. ··Face the Nation," President Jose Napoleon Duarte of El Salvador . -NBC. "Meet the Press," author Thomas Sowell Upcoming Sunday on CBS" · '60 Minutes": -"Reach for the Stars, Our Pride is Showing, Now is the Time" Harry Reasoner looks into why television is the way it 1s . with some answers from Holl ywood or Madison Avenue .. Easy Money'" -Mike Wallace's investigation of a l- legations of fraud by loan outfits \\ho advertise easy money loans for s mall businesses, originally broadcast March 15, 1981. -"A Mo nk e) Named Hellion" Morley Safer reports o n a monk ey who ha s transformed lb~ life of a young quadriplegic, originally broad· cast March 22, 1981. Crest residenl, says her group wou l d lik e to see Beeco eliminate plans for office buJld· ings and build no more than 100,000 square feet of industrial buildings. "The land is zoned residential and that's what we'd really like to see," she says. "We're not a no-growth ,group. We support growth as long as it's balanced." ··And there's no reason wh y we can't have some expensive. lux.ury homes over on this side of town too," adds Hansen. "I . know ~he land out there has oil wells on it, but it also has a b<'autiful white water ocean view Ha ncock "Bill" Banning Ill, president of Beeco and a de· scendant of the original ranch owners, says his 75-acre project is onl y the first phase of develop- ment plans The bulk of the ranch, Ban· ning explains. is set aside for oil drilling operations that are ex· peeled to C'Ontinue until the m1d· 1900s . ··What's r eally motivating u~ ... says Mrs. Greeley. "is the qU<'Stion Of what is he going to do with th~ rest of that land? That has us worried." Traffic. alliance leaders say, also 1s a m a1or concern. They contend streets in West Newport already are congested and that the Deeco plan will bring 14,000 new daily car trips to the area. The group maintains that of· rice and industrial uses produce more peak -hour traffi c than homes. At the urging or city and com· munity leader s, Beeco has agreed to bankroll $6.3 million in road improvements, set aside five acres for a neighborhood park and build a JO.foot wide Ex-aide could embarrass Brown Governor's 'new spirit' wanes. as early employees resign By THOMAS D. ELIAS The headline was s m a ll : "Brown Aide Resigns Post." But Carlptta Me llon's d e- parture fro,J . government may have al le sst one ironic mean- ing. ' For just eight years ago, Gov. Brown wa:; busily involved with , writing the state's Fair Political Practices Act and qualifying it for the June 1974 ballot. where it eventua lly was p assed a s Proposition 9 The point of that law was an attempt to diminish the political clout of big-spending corpora· lions and oth er campaign donors. And while the Brown-backed law didn't include a prohibition on it, the aspiring governor and his corps of "the brightest peo. pie in the nation" spoke disdain· f'ully Oil the then-ongoing exodus or officials from Ronald Reagan's state administration to jobs with companies they had recenUy ~IRed regulate. Now M"elnJh-is following a path that al least looks .similar. Even if her boss becomes a U.S. senator and is succeeded in Sacramento by another Democrat, there will likely be no major government job for her. So Brown's longtime ap- pointments secretary has taken a top executive's job with Pacific Telephone. For Brown, who warned his staff as recenUy as last summer -during the ."computergate" lovesUgatioo -acalnal "even tb• appearance of impropriety," Mefloo's move could be embar· rusing. Jt _probably won't be, for the Mediterranean tnalt fiy hu given t.he governor's crlUca a wealth of other material to uae 11uwhlm. But 11 appolntmeou sttretary\. ~ellon .•creened ap. l • CALIFORNIA FOCUS phcants for appointments to ma· jor state jobs during the first 61"1 years of Brown's administra· tion. Among those she helped place in office were members of the Public Utilities Commission which last month unanimously gave her new employer a $610 million rate increase, the largest any state has ever awarded any phone company in one move. Was it a coincidence that within three weeks of the in· crease, Pac ific Telephon e withdrew Its opposition to state Senate confirmation of the latest two Brown PUC appointees and hired his appointments secretary, a former college pro- f essor, at about 148,980 a year? Pacific Telephone, of course, says no. "There was no correla· lion between the increase and her hiring," sa.id Pacific vice president Doug Cambern. "Her expertise ln the personnel field qualifies her ideally for her new job recruiting co ll ege graduates." Mellon was not the first of Brown's early brain trusters to leave for private companies af. fected by their former positions. For instance, Richard Maullin, a former deputy cam· paign manager who pushed geotherm•I eoer•1 while chairman ot tile, l>tetlY Com· mission, now ~ his expertise as head or the geothermal division of a Los Angde9·based oil company. But Mellon'• departure mlU' stpal 10methlne elae, too -UM start ol a malalae that afflic:U Callforala government every four or eight years. About a year before they know their boss will leave, top stale oHicials begin scouting for job~ in private business. As-Uley find new positions, they are gener ally replaced with persons whose influence with the governor is less. The usual re· s uit h as been that state ad· ministrations make no impor- tant moves during that time, as long as any new problems can be put off until there's a new governor to deal with them. Brown may have called for a "new s pirit'' when he became governor and he surely has bee'1 an unorthodox politician. but the Mellon r esignation indicates that as his term ends. his toS> staff will behave much like those of Ronald Reagan and all his other predecessors. Thomas E Lia3 ia a columnbl ba3ed In Santa Monica. °''Connor v~te due Monday WASHINGTON (AP> -San· dra Day O'Connor, her con· firmation as the first woman on the Supreme Court expected in a Senate vote Monday, likely wUI be sworn ln next Friday. The Senate Judicillry Commit· tee voted 17·0 earlier tbls week in favor of confirmation. A White House spokesman said Mrs. O'Connor had ex· pr~ssed a preference for the Fri· day swearing-In, to be held at the Supreme Court. ll la not known whether President Reagan plans to attend the ce~mony. greenbelt adjacent to Newport Crest. Most of lhe roadwork, alliance members charge, is for new streets and road extensions that will serve the Beeco project. The road work, they say. won't ease congestion o n Pacific Coast Hi ghway. Balboa Boulevard, at a point west of its present terminus, is to be extended north to a point perpendicular to 17th Street. The extension is to be called Bluff Road. Three existing streets -17th, 16th and 15th -would be ex- tended west to connect with Bluff Road. He said it's an inc r ease Orange County should pursue to bring in even more money far construction of local streets and highways and mass ·transit facilities. Ron Cole, a planner with the Orange County Transportation Com mission, says the possibility of asking voters for perm.lssiOll for an increased levy is being examined in a study being con· duct ed jointly by lhe com· mission. a state-mandated agen· Widening of the Santa Ana freeway, improvements to over- crowded freeway overcrossings and onramp and offramp im· provements also would be on the list. Cole said. t ·'There are a lot of projects that we'd like lo get built," he s aid. Those improvements. Foran said, will be critical to the coun· ty's economic growth and de· velopment. "If you don't have a bill like this you cannot move people, and if you cannot move people, you face economic collapse." he said Outdoor stacking Chairs ( For poolside or entertaining, ft:>r sheer summer enjoyment Plummen Italian patio stacking chairs All ·weamer plastic coated S35 value Side chair $ ---19 $79value ~ Director's Chairs Otrector'S chat~ are pe~ct fOr summer entertaining on patio, t>oat. FN and always in stvte. eeauttf<Jlly crafted in natural woad ff'm'les Wltn a vartetv Of bright canvas colo~. A 900d value at S39. Buy one for $22 Ba~tOOI, 24" or30" H sasvatue $89value Arm Chair $ 49 r • --.... , ..... --- Ofange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Septem~er 19, t 981 5 U.S. workers sing 'swan song~ U .. s ts big sales of silver In Washington it's RIF, but reduction · in force hurts just like getting fired WASIUNGTON (A Pl -In this crt!atf'd during the Carter ad· fostering a big· brother role for &overnment town. It's called a m inistration. the federal government in local RIF. a reducUon in force. Other For weeks, T shirts cm· school polJcies places, it's known as being fired, blazoned .. RU'ed by Reagan Rut Reagan aides concede laid off, canned. and Proud of It" have been sold that abolishing the agencies as Here. they've written a song by sidewalk vendors outside part of a round of budget cuts about It The Battle Hymn of both departments . But the would be largely symbolic the Department: gallows humor does not hide the Many of the functions will re· "Mine eyes have seen the res entment among many main and the employees work· glory of the coming of the RIF. workers. in~ in the progr·ams s imply It has trampled out the spirit of "Just because you abolish the transferred to othet government the common working stiff Energy Department doesn't agencies. We 're s umma rily dismissed mean the energy problem w1y without so much as a what if go away," said one official 1f'I On Capitol llJll, reaction was The RIF goes marching on." the conservation program. who mixed. For workers at the depart asked not to be identified. "The H('p Richard L. Ottinger, D· ments or Energy and Education, average American may not miss N Y . citing internal Energy it may well be their swan song us at first , but he will notice sn Department documents that call Administration sources are say· th~ first energy emergency." for shutting a variety or pro· Ing President Reagan could re· · Critics or the four·year -old grams while funds for nuclear veal plans next week to abolish agency maintain the opposite. energy are increased in 1983, both agencies. They say government red tape called plans to close the depart- Workers for the mos t part are worsened rather than alleviated ment " a blatant deception " taking the news calmly. Reagan gasoline lines in 1973·74 and 1979. But Sen. James McClure. R· has been saying since the 1980 The Education Department, Idaho. chairman of the Energy campaign that he wanted to get created only 16 months ago, is and Natural Resources Commit· rid of the two Cabinet agencies attacked as a needless agency le~. will look at the proposal jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~...:.--------...... --~~---- URGENT AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS 2 Shipments In .Transit SHIPMENT 1: 40 Foot Container, VeHel Amertce ExpreH. SHIPMEtiT 2: 20 Foot Cont•lner, VeHel lncotr•n• Spirit. We have to sell urgently over 500 hand picked oriental rugs to raise urgently needed cash to release the above mentioned shipments from U.S. Customs. Included in the auction will be rugs from all the leading rug weaving countries. All of these rugs are the finest quality and are 1n excellent condition. Sizes from 2'x3' to 18'x12' will be available. THIS AUCTION SHOULD NOT BE MISSED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th -2 P.M. COLOR TV with an open mind. according to an aide. Sen. Robert Stafford, R· Vt . chairman of u Senate subcom rrnttee on t.'<lucation. arts and humanities, believes the Educa lion Department "ought to have a chance," at le!Ait through December 1982, his office said. llowevcr, Sen. Orrin llatch. R Utah, t:hairman of the Senate Lubor and Human Resources Comqttee, was described as "very happy" about the report· ed dissolution of the Education Department. Education Secretar.} T .11. Bell reportedly wants to turn his $14 billion agency into a non· regulatory foundation concen· trating on re sea rch and statistics. At the Energy Department. one plan being considered would s huffle various functions to the d~~artments of Defense, Interior ar"m Commerce. MORE SERIOUS? Sen Or rin Hatch. R-Utah. S<J\ s he hopes the 200th <.innrve.nwn of th(' US. Constitution wii l be celebrated more seriou~ ly than the 1976 Revolu tionar y Bicentennial ob serv a nee in 1976. lie heads a subcommittee planning thl' 1987 bict•nt('nntal W/\SIONGTON <AP> The gov,•rnmt•nt is t·on)>1dering sell ing more than a million ounces of sil ver a week , Commissioner Roy Mark on of 1 he Federal Pro p erly R~sources Service said M arkun told t ht· tlousl.' sub- com m1tll'C f..n t·r1t1 cal materials that h1 '> agcnc) !Jlan)> to offer for salC' more thun 46.5 m1l11on oun tt~s of sil ver 1n the fiscal year -.tarting <kt I Th<· '>al e~ ur l' tentatively plannt'd at San Francisco and West Pmnt. he said. and could involve a maximum or 1.25 million ounce!> t•ath week Thl' rn1111mum amount for bids would bt• eight I 000 ounce bars. 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' I Mesa water pipeline starting District's $3.8 million project to serve south city • Work hu begun on Mesa Consolidated Wa ter District's $3.8 million pipeline lo carry well wate r from north Costa Mesa to the southe rn part of the city. arc tom up in th~ Men Verde area <luring November. When completed in two subse· quent phases beginning next spnng, the 5 l·mile line wtll end at 19th Street and Placentia Avenue where it will meet two 16-lnch water m ains serving southern Costa Mesa, said Karl Kemp, district manager. for lire Clgbtlng capabilities when completed in 1983. Phase I construction. sald dis· trict engineer Jeff Renna, bas been awarded to A.A. Portanova & Sons. Inc. ol Agoura. Wages lower to 75 percent or the work force workers who take orr for re--.. ~ ............ was absent for reli gious ob· ligious purposes on non-holidaya MESA WATER PIPELINE GroWld was broken Auj. 25 for the first leg of the project, a $1.2 million segment reaching h'om near the San Diego Freeway along the Santa Ana River to about Swan Drive , south of Adams Avenue Phase I, a spokesman said, is expected to be completed In December after several streets Kemp said the new plpehne, consisting or 30· and 16·inch diameter steel pipe, will im- prove trans mission fro~ the wells near the freeway and pro- vide additiona l water pressure TORONTO (AP) -Top civil servants in the United States an- nually earn about $21,000 lea than their Canadian coun- terpa rts. The Globe and mall re· ported. servance on days other thun to make up the hours throu1b traditional reli~ious holidays." o ve rtime . $3.8 million project ~~~~~--"';...__~~~-=-~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~ A .......... Jim Kuden sees eucalyptus trees as a multi·m11l10n-dollar investment. and he's planted 70 acres nf them Eucalyptus tree farms new energy sour~e? ESCONDI DO (AP) -Jim Kuden is neither a rarmer nor a eucalyptus tree expert, yet has begun planting 70 acres he says will turn into a multi-million dollar eucalyptus tree farm. Kuden. an invest ment adviser and form er U .S . D e pa r tm e nt of Agriculture executive, says the m uch-maligned tree is an ideal source for hot-burning firewood and other byproducts. And, after consult· ing with horticult urists, Kuden de cided he coul d plant them mor e densely than ever attempted. '"It is our intention to farm the trees just as you would far m a crop of lettuc e,·· he s aid. "We will fertilize them twice a year. water them with a drip system and control weeds. Eucalyptus will grow like crazy with no care. If you give it care. it will grow that much faster." The tre e , whi c h is wild in California, Oregon and the southern states, grows one foot per month, even in poor soil, Kud en says. He's planting 210.000 t rees divided Into fi ve varieties so if one isnjl suitable for farming , perhaps another will be. The trees will be harvested within 5 to 10 years. "A lot of people have talked abo~ it, but he's taking the bull by the horns and doing it ," said Jack Stubbs. research project leader of eucalyptus ti mber management in Fort Myers. Fla. "We think his plan is a viable one." J im Gib bons , a e uc aly ptus horticulturist at San Diego Wild Animal Park, agrees with Kuden that up to 5,000 trees per acre can be jammed on to optimum condi· tioned soil, more than three times the 1,500 previ ously considered the Shuttle tiles lighter, more heat resistant MOUNTAIN VI EW (AP > - Ma nufacture begins next month for new space shuttle tiles that are stronger, lighter and more heat-resis tant than those now cover i ng the Columbia, a thermal expe rt at the NASA· Ames Space Center said. Some or the tiles will be used on the third orbiter , Discovery, a nd will lighte n it by 1,000 pounds, according to Howard E. Goldstein. "That's a significant reduc- tion, making it possible for the s huttle to c arry a larger payload, either people, scientific ins truments or both," s aid Goldstein , who beads the thermal protection materials section at Ames . About 3,000 new tiles will be made at Lockheed, beginning in Oc tober , and deliveries will begin in January to Rockwell In· ternational at Palmdale for in· stallation on Discovery, he said. The tiles, developed by Golds· tein, Daniel B. Leiser and Marnell Smith, are chemically dllf erent from the pure silica tiles now on the Columbia. maximum. Kuden will stay below that limit by planting 3,000 trees per acr e . "The problem is, nobody's done it. A lot of people are reluctant," Gib· bons said . "'Nobody is going to en- dorse it until they see someone else do it. But when natural gas gets ex· pens ive again, there's no reason eucalyptus trees can't provide some of the energy we need." Kuden got interested ·in farming eucalyptus trees after reading a 1975 St a nford Univers ity study which concluded that they have "major cost advantages over other plants proposed as energy crops." Other research indicated that the trees could be used as paper pulp and provide such byproducts as sug- ar. high-protein yeast, carbon diox- ide a nd li gnins u sed in making plastics. Ku<fen formed a company to ac· commodate t wo groups of investors: one to buy the land at Ramona in north San Diego County; the other to plant. grow and harvest the trees and sell the wood at a profit. As firewood, a cord or 11 lo 15 trees could bring up to $200. An initial investment of S6-S8 per tree will at least double by harvest time. and could triple conaidering t ax benefits, Kudeo said. That would make the grove worth up to $3 million. Processing includes feeding the logs into a wood chipper. Firewood would be m ade from densilied chips. Chemicals and other byproducts would be drawn from the chips. ·'The eucalyptus is one of the most mis understood trees," he s aid. ·•P eople have been trying to kill them for years. They say they're dir ty. they're pois onous and you can't grow anything under them. But we know what can be done with them now. "We're going to harvest them like a p ig. We 'r e going to package everything but the squeal." Newport man denies guilt in robberies A Newport Beach man bas pleaded innocent durin1 arraignment in West Orange County Municipal Court on 22 charges ol armed robbery following his an'est by Fountain Valley police Sept. 2. , Timothy Alexander Dobble, 31, was arrested followlq a 10-day stake-out by police that included all-day surveillances rA Fountain Valley stores con· s idered likely targets, police said. Dobbie was arrested in the vicinity ol a Btookbunt Street and Ellis Avenue d.reH abop, police said. A pre.liminary bearins 11 set for Monday in the same court 1n connection with the alleted rob-berl~ in Fountain Valley,~ in gton Beach, Costa Kesa, Garden Grove, lrvlae., TulUD, 'Santa Ana and Anaheim. 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TAURUS <April 20-May 21): Give full rein to intelle<.'tual curiosity -means ask questions, elicit views from those you admire, respect. Sparkling dialogue with member of opposite sex stimulates, inspires and sends morale soaring. GEMINI (May 22-June 20>: Focus on money, s pecial collections, hobbies, outlet for artistic talents. Lifes tyle undergoes "transformation." Your assets are worth more than originaJly an- ticipated. CANCER (June 21-July 22 ): Timing is your al- ly; you make right move, ask correct questions at crucial moments. Highlight directness. initiative. originality and pioneering spirit. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 >: Older individual might be taking advantage of your reluctance to put foot down. Obtain stor y behind story -you are within rights to probe beneath surface of veneer. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept 22 ): Wish comes true in romantic fashion Verve. drama, dash, apd der· ring-do highlight "remarkable" scenario. Your ac- tions, statements reach wide audience. 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Blue collar work'ers sh~uld get respect By ROB£RT SCHRANK Thl' Jndw;trial Revolutaon or lhe l ute 18th and 19th centuries marked lhe rise of the factory und the declin • of agriculture us the central focus of work In Western society. 1'hl' people who left the rarms to work m fat•tor1es wore easily washed blue denim workshlrts and overalls and thus came to be known as blue collar worke rs Today's blue-collar workers mak~. repair, and deliver lhe m att'rial objects tha\ are essen· tial to our high standard of liv- 1 ng , from automobiles and washing machines to ba!lpoml pens and safely pins Yet, the people who create the miracles of moder n industrial li fe are given little esteem by the society they serve. It is difficult to see how Ame rica can continue to attract wor kers to these crucial jobs un- less 11 changes attitudes toward them Until 1954, blue-collar workers were a majority of the American labor force Since then, their relative pe rcentage (though not th eir absolute number J tias declined as a result of the rapid growth m while-collar employ. ment Todav. b l ue collar workers comprise o nly 36 per- cent of our 102 million-member workforce. Unhappily, the decline m the .Per centage o f blue collar workers has been accompanied by an even more rapid decline in the prestige society assigns t~ the work they do. T speak feel• ingly about this issue, for I s pent many years working in a blue coll ar as an aut o w o rke r , plumber, and machinis t. In each of these jobs I worked hard physically, and I was con· tinually aware of· the fact that what I was doing was needed by society Yet. I never felt m y work "as a pprec1 ated, even whe n I was installing toilet bowls and bathtubs two absolute necessities of modern lafe! How can 1t be that the kind of work that creates the hallmarks of advanced soc.·1et' is scorned by that sam e soc1eiy·? A glance rnto history might help us lo un- derstand this anomaly. Starting in the Golden Age of Classical Greece. wHen slaves did all necessary I abor. people who did m anual work came to be looked down upon Later. \lihen feudalism developed further north in Europe. it was the peasant the lowest in the status hierarchy who did the planting, harvesting , and other work for the manor on which he labored as a serf By the Renaissance>, work skills had specialized and the "c rafts man" had com e into be m g. Craftsmen became highly s killed workers who underwent t'Xlcnd ed apprent1cesh1ps to 1tarn the title• of Journeymen. S1gnificanlly, this class was also known as •·freemen." Then cam e the Industrial Revolution. With the advent of the factory, a relentless process or de-s killing began . Skilled cr aftsmen were a problem for _J -------- So<'1et 11 111au com I' 111 rt>yret lack o/ est eP m q1 ce11 Io I Ile c·rucwl m/e pla!lt>d hy h/11e collar worker factory owners because they could for ce higher wages simply by withholding their s pecialized, essential knowledge from the workplace Employers <·ould end this dt·pt•ndence b~ breaking * * * Author knows work etl1ic H(}b1trl Schrank has been a pro)!rnm offi cer with the Ford F oundat i on <,1nCl' 1970 A cons ul t<1nl to gov er nml•n t , business. and universities, h e held u varie t y of blue coll ar :.i n d wh1t(' SCHRANK ('Oil a r jobs including plumber, machinist. coal miner. plant manager, un ion official . and city com m 1ssioner before earning his doctorate an sociology He is the author o f "Ten Thous and Working Days·· and the e ditor or ··American Workers Abroad · jobs down into tasks s mall enough so that a nyone could learn them. thus eliminating the need for cr aftsmen. In 1000 this process was m ade intellectually "respecta ble" by Frederick Taylor, the Cat her of ··sc1cnt1fic management." He ar gued th at greater efficiency would be achieved 1f work tasks were engineered into their smallest poss1b1 e components, relieving individual workers of <lec1s1on making Taylor's philosophy, adopted by Henry f''ord and other in- dustraalasts, aimed to dedicate t'very minute of a workers time to production r n the process, workers came to be treated as things mere extens ions or mac hines and the c raft went out of cr aftsmanship. But the change made mass production possibll' and he ralded the age of the asscmblv lane. U nd<.'rlying the concept or mass production was thl' mnova t1on of inter ch angeable parts For example, a part made for on e clock was manufactured so il would fit in every clock being mass produced by that factory L:nde r this system, PEOPLE also becam e interc hangeable Without the n eed for s pecial skills. any worker could perform -------- IWITOR'S NOTE 'fhas II the ltcond ltl a urlfl o/ IS ortlclta fzplor· ang ·· Worki11g: Cho"flH and C"'1tct1." Robe1't Schrank. o former bl~-colJor worker now wsth tM 1''ord f'oun dulaon argues that our 1ocLety'1 continued d11cnmtnchon agoinrt blue collar worktTI could hav~ ltriou.t Conlt'~f'· This 1nit3 wcu "1.'ntten fCJr Courst• by NewlpOper, o program of Unwermty E:rtenston . UC Sara C>Uao. with funding from the Nolumal F:n d11wm,nt for ths Humamlle1. Copyright fc) 1981 by the Regents o/ 1~ Uritverfily o/ Ccl1/om10 any part of the assembly proc- ess with only a short tra1nme period. This aspect of the Jndus tnal Revolution is continuing. For ex· ample, we are witnessing the de· ski l lin g of t h e craft o f newspaper printing . Historical ly , a printer would make type, set it, lock it up, and run lhe presses in the tradition of Guteh berg, the inventor of mec hanical printing. But in a modern printing plant, copy is typed by reporters into a video display unit and passed through a pre programmed compute r that makes the press mats . No ··printers" arc involved ; and the few human tasks remaining are easily learned Nol every ('raftsman has gone the way of the clockmaker and t he printer. Some maintain their s kills. including those who can r ead blueprints and turn them into metal parts, tools, houses I com plele with modern plumb· mg and ele<·tracal wi rang>. and bridges. But society holds even these h ig hly s kill ed professionals, such as plumbers. elect ricians. and iron worke rs. in low esteem These workers are frustrated because the ir own sense of social worth 1s not shared by other s For exam ple. 1f a blue collar worke r wants to go out lo dinner after work. he or she considers 1t necessary to change into "street doth es." that is, the WORK a p- parel of the white-collar worker t ha t can be worn without scorn m public Other invidious distinctions make blue-collar wo rkers con· tinually awure of the ir lower social status: They punch lime clocks and are paid by the hour. most white -collar workers do nol punch tame-clocks and receive "salaries " Blue-collar workt>rs have hltle control over thl'tr time on the 1ob <tnd havC' access to few ~~~ Cl-tAJ\JGES MO CHOICES amenities. white-collar worker s usually have less s upervision , grC'ater freedom to pa(•e their work. and access to a free phone for personal business. Because blut•·collar workers m a ke or in- stall things. the ir work 1s easily qu<.intified ; most white-collar workers are not s ubjected lo sut'h m easurement of output Blue-collar workers also face daily the tas k of making t heir repC'l1t1ve work bearable. In or- der t o cope with routine jobs to wh1t·h society assigns no an· lrinsic value. all em ployees. but b l ue -collar w or k ers in particular. create a sense o f ·community·· with their co workers This feeling of a community at work. the social life of the office or f actorv. 1s one of the few satisfactions ava ilable to factory workers and laborers. Thus. the inatuhl) to •·:schmooze" <:shoot th(• breeze> In ll nolRy, rast· paced auto factory 1s one reason that s uch Job~ a re often con ~le.Sered "bud," even though they are hil(hly pauJ Tl'lcvis1on h as made all Amt'rlcans awnre of the ctlv1slo n of labor in our society and of the unequal di s tributi o n o f <1menities on the job. l\s a result, young p('ople tend to reject manual work, prefer- ring the white rollar world. Jn fat'l . Amt:rtCU is in danger of becoming a "dean.hands " SO('iet v in which native-born men and women rcfu~c to do the nel.'essary work of c1vil1zation. Even as the economy con · I 111ues to eliminate blue·collar work throug h automat ion. robots. and computers. there is a c r1llcal shortage of m any types of blue coll a r workers High paid JObs for example, strew machine operators go begging ht•eause Americans re- fuse to do noisy, di rly work Su('h work is therefore being ex ported along with potential Jobs for Ame ricans. Hut c\•cn noisy. dirty work can be made more attractive by gj,v ing blue·coll ar workers some of the same prequ1s1tes as white· t•ollar workers enJO) greater t·o ntrol over their own jobs and )!realer npportu n1l 1es to schmoozl' i\t least for the near future, a s uhstanlial and c ritical part of the labor force will wear blue ('Ollars. If /\meri<:a is to interest people an such work, 1t m a) have to rethink how to give those who make nu rs a n ." afrluent societ)1•• thl' resped they de· S (' r \' l' ,"\EXT WEEK /lastonan Thomas Du him of I iC San £>1eyo. discusses blue collar women DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 Placing a Classified is twice as easy! " Just say Charge it" yo u can use yo ur \'!Si\ o r ~!ASTER CARD t o pl ace a 0 1\ILY P ILOT Cl a ssi f iPd o ve r the LPlephone, inc luding 8-Day we ek ads . c a11 c11.1 > G,12-sG1s DailyPilal The Orange Coa s t 's l a r ge s t marke tpl ace ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ] Church of St. Matthew· by the Sea (TradrtlOllal Episcopal) No Services Aug. 23rd HOLY COMMUNION -Each Sunday· 9:00 AM (Book of Common Prayer . 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community C:Ongregationsl Church 611 Heliotrope, C:Orona de/ Mar TIM Rn . .J-s Hoe.thW -531-7113 --------- . ST. JOHN'S THE El"ISCOI" AL C HUltCH IH COST A MESA lay Street at 0..,..,. A•- 8:00 Holy Communion I 0:00 Holy Eucharist I 0:00 Sunday School Nursery Care HI• Ro. Conrad ~st, Vicar 548·2237 1-ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH WELCOMES YOU I 3209 Via Udo. Newport Beach 5-day 1100 J..M. f"reyer ....... Haty C 0 hA s-day 9:00 A.M. Cllircll School ..t A .. ~..._.. s.day I 0:00 A.M. Finl SWlday, rr.yw .... Hofy Co s:zlu ~ tt... o.tt"' Hat, 111Cllwt1t, a1te II t :OO I I 0:00 A.M. "--Y c- CHAatSMATIC MASS Hnt s-4ay of .. ~ -7:00 ........ T....., -I 0:00 .t..M. Hat, ._.._.,, ...... Senlu WM L..,... 0. Of H_. "9 ltT .... r. Allley II, loctw -,._... 611-0~ I 0 IC.A Ef'ISCOP Acc .... tote.o 1'21 .... af c-~ 18M2 Bushard, Fountain Volley 963-3801 UV. S~ W. HUHa, llCTOll •ol Y COMMUHIOH .. ; ..•....••... , , ... , a-oo A M MORMIMG l"RAYH.CHURCH SCHOOL .•• ::::: t :IS Ati.i MOaMIMG run• & 5HMOM •••···••··•••· , ,;00 .~· MUIS..-Y %AH AYAAMU ' ...., I I Pint I TllW S-., 11 AM. S.C... I,._.. S..., t: 11 AM. ATTEND THE CHU RCH OF YOU R CHOICE THIS SUNDAY WESTMINSTfR LUTHERAN CHURCH IJl41 M-A••· l~ct lo S• Dle4)o fr#y. I WfthMtshf' It.ell -WOllSHIP savtelS - l :JO & I 0:00 A.M. l"ASTOa JOB. A. SW1GGUM C .. IST L HHA ... C CH I Missouri Synodl 760 Vlcton• St., Cotlt• MeM LotlNr Y. T-w. l"•1tw -Ul·t6l t WOUHll" SERVICES -I: IS & I I :00 A.Jot. S4Mday School & Adiitt .... 0... -9:]0 A.M • Christi9 a.-try Schoel -541-6166 PRIMCI OF PEACE L ... C .2917 Mna .,_ Dr .• COit• MeM l"a1ton: o ... .......,.., & .t..C: ......._ S-day Schoaf -9:JO A.M. Manil.g WonNp-1:00 I IO:JO A.M. ll"RIMcE ~ NJ.Ci LUTHBA .. SCHOOL Mn: J .. 1 ...... -.... ........ OMc·--11 ---....... , • NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN OUl04 7H Oo•er Dr. Mlwt'OltT HJ.CH 541-JUI Roqer J. lent-rattw G...,,.A....._.,I" ...... WORSHIP SERVICE S 00 A M CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 9 15 AM WORSHIP SERVICE ... . 10 30 AM -MllCA.A\fALA&I WB.COMI lUT N CHURCH 0 THE AESURAEC'T'tO r ?••II ~•t, P•etor; 8111 Griffin, Yollth PH~or 9812 Hemllton Huntl"91on 1 .. ch • • H2·5005 s-.--s.., w...., -'...,Sc .... t:JO&a NUl'lllll CAM'~ l.nok111,( For A Gomf. (/tm.f Crnfemi Cl111rrlt? /1•111 LJ, f111 W11"lti1• 1\1 MARINERS CHURCH Rfl.¥ Or1/m1.t. p,,11,/1111/l I.I 00 .1m Wt1r~h1p .tnJ :,und.1) 'ithool CO 111 Oth ~r,•Jl'I I 0 l ~ ,1m, Boblt U11Ht'~ llr Ht 111 AduhJ Bison J\1•t,,111• nf /nml1orrr Bt711lr1•nt1I r/111111· t'l40-ti(J to Ftir lr1for>11nl fo11 yx A Cordial Welcome from THE UMITEO METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa RUT UHITED MfTHOOtST CHUaCH 19th St & HarbOr Blvd c hllrc h Set.oaf 9: l 0 WonMp I 0:4S Charles 0 Clark Minister Huntington Beach RHTUMrTID METHODIST C ... CH 2721 17th St 53~3537 WonMp SerYlce: 10:15 Liii. Nune<VC.,.,llUMcJmono Cllircll Sclloot-9:00 Liii. . Costa Mesa North Huntington Beach North MISA VERDE COMMUMITT UHfTID ·m· .. 'SHIR HA-MA ·Atm-HAUOlt lffOttM TIM'\.I s...,.s....,1c" Friday 1-r..... I: 15 , ..M, • A , A A q • F...ly 5w•lc• -·~"' fTWay of .... _... 7:]0 .. ..M, Rabbi Bernard P King :?100-A Mar Vista Music Arie Sh1kler Newoort Beach Cahf Educator: Nancy Levin For lrifww,,...... c .. 644-7201 llNV .. ~0<1 W9leofno UHmD METHODIST CHURCH METMOOIST CHUllCH TEMPLE SHARON. WonMp & a.well School 666:? Heil Ave 842-4461 l :JO -10:00 .t..M. w........, Senlce Dr. Wllll-l. Stoel l :JO & I 0:00 CHIUST cAUICA l :Jo -..., 5cllod IY THI SU Fountain Valley Newport Beach RRSTIHTID 1400 W Balboa Blvd • METHODIST CHURCH · ~ (Conservative~ ¥ ' Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 West Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 C7 l 4t U 1-3262 673-3805 18225 Bushard St. TEffiPLE tl, Tl!:>. Rev Robert Shepard Jr "z.nn RT R~m IAlll MAU S. *111 SHAIU T SHVICIS Fri ... ,. .... -s ..... O:JO -I WOMM, Ir Cllwcll Sc:t.oal Dr Carroll E. Ward. Minister 9:JO A.M. WonMp &a-di School W1iday ,,..Sc.hoof/Dey c-9:JO A.M. 7:00 AM.·6 P.M. .. ,.__,CMUKM Of MIWPOU·IRVMlam-.1 ;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;_1 F am1 ly Services-1st Friday o t Mont h-6 p. m NEWPORT CB4TER UHlllD MnHODIST IHI M•fWtthA••~C.W .. Mw 644-0745 WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. Rev. Ken McMillan Y•Wll leW•1•1d -AIMI 111'9 •• FllST CHllSTIAH CHUICH ........ ,.._, .......... IHCti SU~AY: C......_.:JO 6 I 0:00 AM w......., l:JO, I 0:00 AM. 6:00 ..... l °"' <>-*> s-..,_ Actl\'e , ..... ,.... _ ..._., hr*M OfHEA~~A8 MIM ,_._ T.w °"'9 ""*°'"' IMAa.....olY0110M-IJ6-~llO: 0Hlcie-IU-2Mt • ...........Cllart.t.-t IHI• RehQ1ous School, Adult Ed .. Youth Groups, Singles Kabbalat Shabbat, last Fnday of month 6.00 P.M. I 0 I I COtMlback. Newport leachl•ff J..a.-el 644-1'99 Cewtw l...W 1. ,_..• ...... Min-V• ...... . . (10 Pointe tOf ..ell ctue•Uon -•fffll con.city) 1 Debate lncreued over President Rc111n'• plan to "" AWACS intelllgence-satherlng planes to . r .. 2 Under the 1.&w, Congress hu the right to veto any weapon' sale to another country. To do so (CHOOSE ONE: either houM!, both houses) must vote to diS1pprove It. 3 Mr. Re;igan pro~d spending cuts of Sll billion from what he had s;iid the niitlon should spend on defense over 1he nex1 three years. This amounts to iiboUI .. 1 .. of total suggested defense spending over that ume. 1·2 b-8 ,.,.. 4 Several thous;ind demonstrators met al "Diablo Canyon" in Ci1lifornia to protest 1he opening of a new (CHOOSE ONE : missile base, nuclear power plant) there. S This week, tiny Belize, with just 140.000 residents, becomes the world's newest In· dependent country. Belize, once British Honduru, was the IHI British colony In .. r .. a-Africa b-South East Asiil c·liitln America newsname (10 polnu If you c:an l«Mntlly 11111 .,.,.on In tn. n-•> ' In what some peoples;iid w;is a risky move, the Polish labor group I lead called on workers in other communist coun· tries, including the Soviet Union. 10 demand more freedom. What is my name and the name of my union? matchwords (4 point• tot eecll correct match) 1-noxious ii-disagreeing, differing 2-nebulous b-hazy, unclear 3-notorious c-hidden, inactive 4-dissident d-destructive, harmful S-latent e·tnfamous I• addltloa to befn1 • famUy fu ftalare, THE QUIZ 11 ID lnte1ral pHt of tbe la- elaa1room aew1 procram preaee&ed la OrH1e Coaat area 1c..a1 11 a publlt ser~lte by t•e oau1 Plle4. • ...... -~ 1~ .... , ....,. ... , • news picture (10 point• II you 111"'"' thle qu.ellon cor~lly) U.S. Secretary of State Alexander H;iig s;iid the American government has "physical evidence" that the Soviet Union is using Illegal chemical and biological weapons in Laos and Cambodia. He said they may also be using It In their neighboring country of .. l .. where thousands of Soviet troops have been fighting against anti-Soviet rebels. peoplewatch/sportlight (2 point• tor •ecll quH tlon ana-.r9d correctly) 1 The head of the Roman C11holic Archdiocese of Chlc;igo, John Cardinal .. l .. denied charges that he misused church funds. l Vernon Jordan announced his retirement as head of the civil rights organization called 1he (CHOOSE ONE. National Urban Le;igue, NAACP). He will practice law. l Newspapers ;ill over the country ran picture~ of and stories about Elizabeth Ward. Whal 1s her new 1itlel 4 (CHOOSE ONE: Bjorn Borg, lohn McEnroe) won his third consecutive U.S. Open tennis title S The team from .. l . beat "Team Canada" in the finals to win the Canada Cup international hockey 1ournamen1. a-the U.S. b-the U.S.S.R. c-Swederi , roundtable Family dlacuuJon (no acore) Under what circumstances should our na11on sell or give arms to other countries? YOUR SCORE 91to100 polnta -TOP SCORE! 11 to 90 polnt1 -EJcettent 71 10 80 polnt1 -Good 61 to 70 polnt1 -Fair •VEC. lnc.,921-81 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19. 1981 ~· rna[~IB~rnm Group to put face on 8 y LAURINDA K~Y8 ·-11• ,,....,.. PASADENA In Southern California, home of 25 percent of the nation's defense industry, a new group dedicated to mobilizing th~ religious community in opposition to the nuclear arms race has been operating for a year and a hall. The Interfaith Center to Reverse the Arms Race runs a Ubrary and publishes guides for ac- tion, stages street vigils and confrontations with members of Congress, and arranges programs in churches. In October, the Interfaith Center will bring 10 Soviet citizens to Southern California in an attempt to 'put a human face on our J>ercelved 'en- emies.' '' said a board member, the Rev. Patrick Thyne of San Marino Conizreizational Church. The Soviets alhigedly will represent voluntary public organizations nolfunded by the Soviet gov- ernment, such as the Soviet Women's Committee, the Orthodox Church, the Baptist Union and the Soviet Peace Committee. A group of 30. sponsored by the Committee for US-USSR Citizens Dialogue, will start out in Wushington, D.C. on Oct. 20, then they'll split up with 10 going to Texas. 10 to Ohio and 10 to Southern Culifornia High Holy Days celebrations set Newport Beach chapter of Hadassah will meet for lunch at noon Monday at the Harbor Reform Temple in Eastbluff. Speaker will be Rabbi Haim As a, and reser vation are available by calling 644 -4454. Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach-Irvine will host a coffee and dessert for new and prospec- tive members at 7 p.m. Sunday in Turtle Rock. CHURCH NOTIS Rabbi Marl< Miller will discuss temple activities and programs Call 548· 7765 for directions and in- formation. Women of the First United Methodist Church in Costa Mesa will hold a rummage sale from 9 a. m lo 4 p m Friday. Proceeds will support mis- sion projects Christ College m Irvine will begin evening education courses Monday. Call 752-6222 for in· for mation. M1ss1on Lutheran Church in Laguna Niguel will mark its fi rst anni versary in the church build~ ing Sunda) Newport Mesa Christian Center will present Celebrant Singers at 6 p.m. Sunday at Southern California College C'hapel m Costa Mesa. All seats are free Crown Va lley Covenant Church in Lagu.na Niguel will install Rev. Tom Johnson as senior paslor at the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday and a re- ception will be held at the church from 2 to 4 p.m . First service for Temple Beth El's High Holy Days will be tonight at 10 and Rosh Hashana services wi ll begin at 8 p.ru. Sept. 28 and 10 a.m. Sept. 29. Services will be held at the temple at Shepherd of the Hills Church in Laguna Niguel. r::;jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Templ e Is a iah of Newport Beach /Irvine (Conservative) will begin High Holy Days with services at 9 tonight. Temple phones for High Holy Days tickets are 548-6900 or 646·7512. Neighborhood Congregation al Church in Lagun a Beach will observe Rally Day Sunday San Clemente Presbyterian Church w11Chold ·a father-and-child banquet today in Myers Hall. Call 4~2-6158 for information Good News Clubs. sponsored b y Child Evangelism Fellowship, will resume meetings Monday. Call 552-0040 for information Tne noop1e wno brougni ~ov • H• Touched Mt • The King ia Coming • Becauae H• LIWH q~ :a0Ju3aw u4or·i. :1sa1uoa uaµawv SS!W J3UU!M·£ :an8e3'} UBQJ O f8U0!18N ·z : .<po::>· I :J.H91'1.L110dS/H:l.LVM3 '1d03d ue1 s1ue48JV :311f\.L'.)ldSM 3N ·sasnoq a·!:: e-1> :a-c :q-z :p-1 :sa'lHOMSM3N ..<1µep!(oS 'esareM 1pa'l :3 wv~SM 3N a-~ : lUe(d JilN.od Jea1anu -ir '. e-c 41oq-z :e!qeiv !Pnes-1 =3d <X>SO'l110M Community Church of Corona del Mar will host a film series .. Focus on the Family" begin- ning at 7 p.m. Sunday and continuing for five Sun· days. A $1 donation is requested. Call 644-7400 for information. • Lel"a Jual PrelM The Lord • I Am Lowed Are tOttlfntng Salurd1y. OCTOBER 3 • 7:30 pm • LONG BEACH A~ENA 1ntorma11on l 13 436-3661 or 370-0185 COLLECTORS CORNER ,_.,. Coln• a ..__.,.. Ootd & Slw•t ......... o.N C-,_.. ..,,_Cl.St,,. lall'r .... l(rueerr-.-.11 Mlt.1'• M•ple Lffh ..... M1L• :IO Petot Ul7.IS $Ml.IS ~ si1 .... 8-........... -C:O.ot "-L• V-... l?Ul J_,. Shores Interiors Resitl•ntial • C"omm•rtlal .._ 2650 Avon St ........... Nl'wport Beaeh ....,,.,. 642-2255 -- HOUSE OF TAILORING ALTERATIONS FOR MEN & WOMEN SO COAST PLAZA 540 8491 low•r l•••I by Carouul DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 TEMPLE ISAIAH OF NEWPORT BEACH/IRVINE CONSERVATIVE HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES at NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach RABBI ROBERT JEREMIAH BERGMAN Temple Choir ROSH HASHANAH Monday, September 28 ................ B:OO P.M . T uesday, September 29 .....• , ..•..... 9:00 A.M . Wednesday, September 30 . • ....•.... 9:00 A.M . YOM KIPPUR KOL NIDRE Wednesday, October 7 .......••.••••.. 7:30 P.M . YOM KIPPUR Thursday, October 8 ....... . . ........ 9:00 A .M . CH I LDREN'S SE RV ICE ............ 3:00 PM. Minhah, Yizkor Memorial Service and N-eelah Conclusion ....... 3:30 P.M . FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 548-6900 ~r 646-7512 HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES at ST.A NDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ___ .__ .. ._.._ SE.LICHOT SERVICE at Temple Bat Yahm, 10011 Camelback St ., Newport Beach Saturday,Sept.26 Dessert & Coffee ...... 11 p .m . to 11 : 45 p.m. Service ......•....... 11 :45 p.m.t~12:45a.m . ROSH HASHONAH Monday, Sept. 28 .................... 8:00 P.M . Tuesday, Sept. 29 .................. 10:00 A .M . Children's Service ................. 1: 30 P.M . VOM K I PPUR Wednesday, Oct. 7-Kol Nldre ....... 8:00 P.M . Thurs .• Oct. 8 ...................... 10:00 A .M . Children's Service .................. 1: 30 P.M . Yiskor cMemon.1 a. c1<K1119> ......•...... 3: 30 P.M . Serv ices Conducted by Rabbi Mar k S. M iller Assisted by Cantor Ronald Fortis Information and.Ticket s: 1-7U-6.U.1999 ~ ~-~ RALLY SUNDAY September 20th 9:00 A.M. -WORSHIP SERM ON : "Comforting The Affllcted, Attllctlng The Comfortable" 10:15 A.M. ·Sunday School MISSION LUTHERAN CHURCH IN LAGUNA NIGUEL La Paz 111 Yosemite R11y Farn•n . Pastor Phonaa: 831-8820, 831-7598 .. Beginning our Sth year of !ervice to the community" South Coast Community Church Services 8 :30 A.M . & 10: 15 A.M . Corona del Mar High School, 210 East bl ult Dr ., Corona def M ar "SKE LETONS IN GOD'S CLOSET " ('ontinulng Serit•, or )1eb,al(e' 1-'rnm )latthe" l ORANGE COAST CHURCH .DffiECTO RY MESA BI BLE CHAP L 17J4 Or .......... Colt• ...... , .......... -L.o.-,,.. Monting WonhiP:-1 ~:00 A.M. Pastor JacObs Topic "ST A MDI HG IH CHRIST" . beM.cJ SffYke -7:00 P.M. CandeliCJht ConwntMIOft s.rtlce Wltfli S-ly P..tw Jec4*t We••.., ht"'-J 7:30 P.M. liba. Study With Pastor Jacobs "yoelfh MfffMg ~ Jiwl hww 54 .. 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Sunday W0tsh10 & Church School 8 30 & 10 00 A.M Child Care Available . c ...... ffy Presbyhrian C'-ch 415,...... 1. .... L..-. le.ell 494-1111 Rev Arthur J 'Tankersley Rev Eldon H Thlea Christian Education Hour 9:00-10:00 AM Worship -10: 15 AM C H 217 'W. WI--. c.......... . .... , ... We're A Go1no Glowing Growing Church SUteAY~ . lllLI ll'UDY t....... WOIJNP lfA.M,a ., ...... 'THI ,RA YlltS OP THI CHUICH•• : Actt IJ:I ,_ n.-. ~ -o..,c.. , .......... I ,,.. 1 l ... ;-.. AIW orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. SepteD'lber 19, 1981 ·Advocates outnumber Solomons among judges I By J . DAVID ALEXANDER J. Dm"'1 Alaondn, o Ph.D.~' tn g011fl'ftfMftl Oltd condltuHonal hUiOf"ll at Cler•"'°"' Graduqlt School, ii currentl11 arud~ftQ low ct Wo.shmgton Un•uer.Uu. Perhaps Supreme Court justice nominee Sandra O'Connor will take her aeat on the "First Monday in October," pleaalnc women's organliaUons and an noylng some prophets of the Moral Ma· jorlty. ~ Thoogh dlff ering over her fitness to t fill the posti both of these groups accept the principle that the court must ad· vance the biases of special interests. Both groups demand justices who will further their own biases. Each would prefer lhal Justice O'Connor was one ot them. This raises a question; What should ~ we demand of our judges, those of us ' who are neither moved by nor devoted to these special interests? In the tradition of the West. a single model for a gOod judge stands out, and that is the "Wisdom of Solomon." What • made Solomon a great judge, in a word, was that he did not substitute his own view for the views of the contending parties. Rather, he forced lhe parties to judge for themselves. Solomonic wisdom consists in requir· ing a just decision from the interested parties themselves, as far as possible. Each litigant is asked to seek in the de· mands of the other the grounds of just action, thus fortifying in each the sense of submission to justice. In this way, the litigants become habituated to acting Justly. They will also acquire the manners of self· government. But if Solomon-like wisdom is what we ought lo demand of our judges, ll can hardly be said to be the standard or legal training today. For the best legal training aims to make the attorney an effective ad· vocate of his client's case exclusively And not infrequently the lawyer becomes a Judge, carrying this legal training as the only foundation of his legal knowledge. A case in point is Judge Paul Egly of Laguna Beach, who presided over the Los Angeles school district desegrega. lion case until March 14, 1981 . Far from acting like a Solomon, Judge Egly as· sumed the role of a judicial advocate of forced busing. Rather than bringing the tw'o sides together in a common pursuit of justice, the advocate encourages in each an ob· slinat e regard for his own claims. And this is precisely the effect that Judge Egly's advocacy had on the litigants. A week before Judge Egly removed himself from the case, he told a UCLA audience that be could "hold <his) opinion and still follow the law ... But the character of his advocacy raised serious doubt that he did follow the law because he could not s ubordinate his own powerful biases long enough to con· cede 80me justice to the school board's demands. (What he did not tell his UCLA au· dience was that he had made subslan· tially the same argument before an au· ' dience at the Claremont Colleges more than a year earlier, long before bis ap- proach was ruled unconstitutional and his impartiality was challenged.> Throughout the legal fight over LA's desegregation, the members of the "'~chool board contended that they were not opposed to desegregation itself. They did say, however:, that they con· sidered busing, as a method to achieve desegregaticn unfair to all students. Eg· ly turned a deaf ear to these claims. In Egly's opinion the school board not only had discriminated against minori· ty students in the past but also intended to continue. He thought that the school board had one educational purpose for LA's white students and another for its minority students. He contended the schools were little more than day-car& centers for minority students. Judge Egly believed t hat LA 's minority students had a _right to be racially integrated with its white slu· dents. rather because minority stu· dents ' backgrounds lert the m sociologically disadvantaged compared to whites than because of any specific violations of law. Busing was precisely the method be considered necessary for racial integration. The debate over busing came to a conclusion when the people of California adopted a constitutional amendment to limit the practice -an amendment which its Supreme Court upheld as con· s titutional. The constitutionality of the amend- ment placed Judge Egly in a com· promising position. He had either to follow the law and seek means other than busing to achieve desegregation or lo remove himself from the case. His advocacy of busing opposed the form and practice of self-government -in this instance the enactment of the amendment. The groiind was cut out from under his advocacy, and Egly had missed the chance lo bring the two sides together in the pursuit of justice. He opted to withdraw from the case. In the Federalist Papers, essays writ· ten in 1788-89 in support of the ratifica- tion of the Cons titution by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay under the nom de plume, Publius, it was argued that judges to the Supreme Court, and by extension all judges. should be steeped in the law. Publius meant that judges should be familiar with judicial proceedJng, the adversary process, and public law, to be sure. But, more importantly, he urged that judges s hould have acquired extensive knowledge of the pnnciple1 of law These principles, Publius contended, s upport the idea of free government and are embodied in the American Conslltu· lion. They set forth the idea that the fundamental law of the land (the Constitution), ought to be adopted by a free people. For in a nation where lhe people make the laws under which they li ve, the people will have an interest in act· ing justly. Publius concluded that a wise judge would become an advocate ·of justice by becoming a partisan of the Constitution. This kind or partisanship for the Constitution is the modern equivalent of Solomonic wisdom. It stands in s tark contrast to the advocacy of PauJ Egly Our judges ought to be partisans of the Constitution ; they must show habitual deference to and reliance upon the form and practice of self govern· menl By W.B. ALLEN Dr. W.B. Alln t1 Auoclo.rt Ptofuwr o/ PoUhcol Science ct Ho~ Mudd ColUge. fcl Public Restarch, Sliftdicoled, Jffl Were we to ask for the appointment of a Solomon to the bench of the Supreme Court. our problem• would only have just begun. For where would we fi nd Solomons to people our courts? There does not seem to be any uni· versity which specializes in Solomonic · wisdom. And even it there were, we have become so accustomed to think· ing of j udges as merely lawyers by another name that lt is nearly impossi- ble to conceive what qualification a judge needs, beyond a license to prac· tice law. This identification o( law schools, lawyers. and judges has come to be firmly fixed in the popular imagination only since the start of the 20th century. Before then judges were usually lawyers, but their training often was much broader and, interestingly, they ~ere chosen as judges rather for their knowledge or the law than ror being lawyers. As it happened, however, few there were with knowledge of the law who were not lawyers. In that simpler time, it was easy to mistakenly believe that people were being chosen as judges because they were lawyers rather than for any more weighty reason. The founders defended the establish· ment of the Supreme Court and the practice or judicial review as an in· stitution designed to capture for the benefit of free government the wisdom of the learned. They often spoke and wrote of the "learned professions" as standing apart from the normal social classes and able to arbitrate the divisions of contending factions. Solomon-like. ln Congress. therefore, it was to be the members from the "learned pro· Cessions" who could impartially judge between manuracturing and agricultural classes. In 1789, though, the members of the "learned pro· Cessions" were a lmost exclusively clergymen and lawyers, with a smat· lering o( professors. We see, then, how easily the first generations of Americans may have com e to depend upon lawyers for learned judgment of the law. What is more difficult to see is that they s'aw in these lawyers not mere advocates who practiced the art of m arupulaling the law. They saw, rather, ~entlemen schooled in tbe arts of free govern· mt!nt, habituated to seek th~ common good through processes based on the consent of the governed, mindful of the claims of justice not in the form of legal pleas but rather in the form of a sound constitution, and able to find in the expression of public opinion the high ground of the rule of law. The learned judge was not expected to "decide in the last instance" -that privilege belongs to Lhe court, not the judge -but rather, like Solomon himself. to strike upon those decisive means which would preserve for self· governing freemen the capacity to judge righUy themselves. It would be an understatement to say that modem law schools do not pre· pare lawyers to assume this role. They instruct their students in the arts or employing the law as a means to obtain one's ends rather than as a source of guidance for forming one's ends in accord with JusUce. The law ln modem law schools is a usefUJ instru- ment: tl is not a tutor If we will have Solomons as Judges, they may yet be lawyers, but their legal training will not have made them Solomons. Every lawyer will admit this. Besides, It ls no longer the case that persons learned in the law are necessarily lawyers. The educaUon revolution in America has so greatly dlversltied the "learned professions" lhat we often rind knowledge of the law in other fields of endeavor, as. for example, in the social sciences. Here. too, however, we are hard pressed to fin~ the specific train· Ing of Solomons. All is not lost, however. lf our first Jus tices were in , any way Solomons, a nd not on account of having been lawyers. we can perhaps take guidance from such training as they did have. ln this regard, nothing stands out in sharper relief than their intimate in· volvement in democratic political prOC· esses. above all having actually held elective offices and participated with their fellow citizens in the practice of law-making. This is certainly the case with the outstanding example, Chief Justice J ohn Marshall, whose outstanding political career included participation in the debate on the formation of the Constitution. Marshall was above all a statesman nurtured and matured in political and party wars. This, more than legal study. made him a great Chief Justice. Nor was he a mere party infan. tryman, receiving, as the reward for loyalty and bravery. custody of his people's destiny in the form of a high judgeship. That description better fits Roger B. Taney, whose Dred Scott de· cision, as much as any one factor. con· demned hi s people to the fratricide of Civil War. Marshall was a captain in the field. Jn him knowledge of the law meant deep responsibility to public opinion. It may be s aid, in sum, that in· asmuch as the Supreme Court's task 1n many and perhaps most respects bears a stronger resemblance to the supreme legislative task than to the ordinary tasks of jurisprudence, the school for Justices is more fittingly the dem ocratic political process than even the practice of law. This essay is not meant to boost the candidacies of Jimmy Carter, Jerry Ford, or, Heaven forbid, Richard Nix· on for any vacan cy on the court. Nevertheless. those were in some respects the glory days of our republic when former presidents could ser ve profitably as Congressman and Chief Justice, rather than as useless append· ages. In those days, the perspective of the otrice-holder as public servant kept open the door to useful service. and did not nurture the idle pretense that, hav· ing held the highest office on earth, there remained nothing for one to do but to write fables. Every elected official, past and pres- ent. ought to be regarded as a suitable candidate for the Supreme Court, pro· vided he unite in his person the unique qualities we seek in this Solomon · Beware of cures for crime aimed only at courts By ROBERT D. RA VEN ·r~ae remark! by Robert D. Raven. pruident of the State Bar oJ California, are reprinted from the Town Hall Journal The citizenry today is totally frustral· ed with crime, and the judges are the targets of much of that frustration. But the courts are only one part of the criminaJ justice system. At lhe intake end is the law enforcement component -the police and prosecutors; at the other end is the corrections component -jails, prisons, probation, and parole. The media, the public, and, conse- quently, the politicians are concentrat- ing much or their attention, criticism. and reform efforts on the courts. There is need for court improvement in some areas. but it would be an enormous and costly mistake if we were diverted from observing and correcting significant defects in the law enforce· menl and correction parts of the system because of an undue focus on difficult criminal cues with shocking racts. Jn part, the media's rather myopic focus upon the courts results from the ease of gathering news of court activity. It ls much harder to investigate and re- port on the role that prosecutortal dis- cretionJlays ln the admlnistration of crlmin justice or to describe and analyze the failure of our law entorce-m en t agencies lo apprehend most criminals. For instance, it Is estimated that for OftAHOE COAST Dally Pilat The comment pqe of the D11lly Pilot seeks to Inform and stimulate readers by prff&'nl· lnjJ a variety of commentary on topics of lnteretl and loitruflcance f'rom Informed ob 1trver1 and apokesmtn T/tomGI P. Ho.UJ}, PubUIMr Slturday, StJlemMr 19, 1"1 I every 100 crimes only 30 are reported lo the police who, on the average, arrest only 6 persons. Plainly, the courts are not even in- volved with the bulk of criminal activi· ty. Despite thls grim fact . legislative approaches to crime control tend lo be court reform measures. One reason is our continued misconception regarding th e distorted importance of the judiciary in the criminal justice system. Another reason that legislators are quick to advance court reform as an- ti·crime measures is that it is politically popular. Such measures can be touted as being "hard on crime" and "light " on the expenditure of tax dollars. Our politicians are well aware of the public's reluctance to pay for an in· crease in government anti-crime efforts. For example, Gov. Jerry Brown's ambitious proposal to spend $.5 billion on crime control, financed by a quarter- cent increase in the state's saJes tax, re· mains ensnarled in the state Legislature and its eventuaJ passage seems unlikely. And, despile Chief Justice Warren Burger's recent admonlUon lbat we commit vast resources to control crime and assign it a priority '•as much a part of our national defense aa the Pentagon budget," the Reagan Adminlstration has not shown any wlllingneaa to make a Pentagoo·slied budget expeadlture of federaJ funds such a crusade. The· clearest example of the public's mood -"mad as hell about crime" combined with an unwillingness to ln· crease tax revenues to support crime control measures -Is contained ln the initiative being presented by Paul Oann, former tax crwiader, who now heads a group called the "Citizen's Committee to Control Crime.'' Gann's ln1UaUve, which be describes as a "victlm11 bill of ri,bt.st•: would end a generation'• worth o rtama extended to criminal 1µ1peeta by the Callf omJ• couf\,S. U approved. the tn.lUatlve will result 1n a aubetanU&l lncreue in tbe number of criminal trial.I aod, lf Oan.n lJ rteht. a aubltant.ial lncreue ln the number ot crlminala sent to prilon. Clearly these result.I would ~t a tremendous amount of money, but the Gann initiative bas no "lax plank" to cover the increased cost of the crime control proposals. Predictably, lawmakers are respond· ing to the public's mood by passing "law and order" statutes to cure perceived defects in the way the judiciary handles criminal cues and by enacting laws to increase criminal penalties for crime. When enacted without corresponding commitments to provide more judges, prosecutors, or courtrooms and to build or renovate prisons, such measures ap- pear l-0 cost no money. However, the hidden costs of these meaaW'eS, rinan· cially and otherwise, will be enormous. Worse still, their impact upon the crime rate may be negligible. If you measured the California courts by their ability to convict criminal de· fendants brought before them by the police and the prosecutors, you would give the courts high marks. For exam· pie, ~ percent of the cases filed as felonies in our superior courts that were disposed of in 1978 resulted In convic- tions. It you assessed the courts by the severity of punishment meted out against criminals, California judges ap· pear to be giving the public wbat It wants: tough sentences. California now incarcerates a higher proportJon ol its men, women, and children than the na- tional average or any other advanced nation in the world except South Alric• and the Soviet Union. Recent researcb on deterrence sug. gests that increasing the HUfl"it~ of punishment has less impact on cr1m~ than increasing the cm~ ol arrest and punishment. . Due to the uncertainty of arrest, ll ls questJooable whether banber sent.enc· ing lawa are likely to achJe\'e a d.W-· rent elfecl commenturai. wftb the economic COit.a of warehoulln8 mol'e people In our prltons and Jail• for lonaer periods of tlme. . Be.fore long Calltomla court& will be lmpot_los even more restrlctln ten· tences. But the pubUc's dill1tiafact1oa with the COW1.t ioes beyond lbe ~· ceplion that judges do not impose harsh enough sentences. Three other areas are often cited by would-be court reformers as problems in our criminaJ justice system: (1) plea bargaining, (2) pretrial delays, and (3) the exclusionary rule. The overwhelming majority of all criminal convictions in California result from guilty pleas, not court trials. In· deed, nearly 90 percent of felony convic- tions are the result of guilty pleas. Nearly all guilty pleas are arrived al through a process loosely called "plea bargaining." For example. a prosecutor might agree to accept a guilty plea to a misde- me'anor and drop a felony charge in re· turn for a defendant's agreement to forego triaJ and plead guilty to the mis- demeanor. Whether or not plea bargaining is an evil today, it is a necessity. According to the California Judicial Council, the average criminal jury trial requires 30 hours of court time while the average court time spent in the taking of a guilty plea is 15 minutes. We do not have the judges, pros. ecutors, or courtrooms it would lake to try every criminal case. And, as in the settlement of civil caaea, It would be a waste ol resources to send all cases to trial. lf it is true that plea bargaining re- sults in greater leniency being gtven =rtmlnalt, thla ls the fault ol OW' pro1· ~cuton, n<>' the courts. In CalJfornia, we allow prosecuton 1reat ditcreUon in :1ecldlna what cbar1es to file Oil a particular crirpe or. whether to rue any cbaraee at all. Thia dedaJo:n la virtually non·reviewabJt. It II also the protec.ator who decides wb.ttber or ·not to accept a guilty plea to some portion of the cbaraes rued. There IJ no doubt that tbe courts 'can do • better Job at coet.rolllq pretrial delay. Judfel should refU.le to 8l'&nt contJnuances, whether IOU•hl by the d• fenae or the proeeeuLloo, unleu c:om· ~lllnc reuona are praent. The State Bar's Court.I Committee 1u.11eaUd a meaaure that 1VOU.ld pro- hibit the fi1lna of an excaalte number I I of sequential pretrial motions by requir· ing that all pretrial motions be sub· milled at one time. We must control an endless cycle of supert echnical , often frivolous, cr iminaJ appeals. Nine out of ten con· victions in California are upheld follow· ing an appeal. During the current legislative session in Sacramento, a half dozen bills were introduced concerning the e>tclusionary rule. That prevents the use of illegally obtained evidence in a criminal trial. Civil libertarians defend the rule as one of our primary safeguards from abusive police power. The rule's detrac- tors argue that it does not accomplish its purpose -to deter the police from making illegal searches -but results, all too often, in allowing the guilty to go free and in spawning a glut of appeals where the appellate courts end up ex· amining the conduct of the police and not of the criminal. However you view the merits of the exclualonary. rule, a critical point has been ignored in the maelstrom of de· 'bale; Whatever we do to t•e ez. cluaionory nil~. ft u hlghl11 unlUcdJI ro ma.« on11 dilfermce.at.oll in tM crime rate. C<>nsldec: carefully the qu.ick fixes whJch are being advertised at bargain sale prices and directed only al the ' courts. We clUiens must penetrate the myths and come to the realJiaUon that we must chanae our attitude about crime1 attack its root cauaes. see the crlmiOal Juatlce system as a whole, and spend the money needed for ctrlme pre· ve.ntion and enforcement. U we do ao. we wU1 aead a clear mesaqe to the poUUclana lbat we are In the market for soluUou, Dot anake oil. Htrb Cou'• colum11 ROW opptart '°'...,, ._ Ute Dailr PU«•• COlllillllcaN pogu. I ' --- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19, 1981 All !.vourH · I I I ~veryone's '-cll ln school and ftmn ~response to the coolest, mdlt Of my friends are havin1 a 1reat time. So far. Uncie Len remembers his first wed. badr ill school, when he waa bal lmeo-bitb to a toadstool. <And Unde Left it not that old, so pl _. ~'t ask tn• about World "ar 11, 11\e Qrea1 DeJressioo or Ml11ani F1llrnore.) I do rememWt', however, once when a teacher asked us to write a short essay on what we thought about her. In other words, she expected us to wttte wonderful little stories about h9W our new teach9" ,was l0i9g to be better tlta,n the previous year's instructor. So young Unde Len wrote this glowing tome (lt'a dictionary time> about ~ aeat his new teacher was. And that was on the first day ol school! AnEMl=>TINO TO 0 ~tv r14 LOCKEfl. ti I ..... I• ,. j® 10 TWO-STORY ACCOMMODATIONS A my Smith. 5. found l \\O bir d nests on t he same bran<.'h when her f ather topped the eucalyptus tree in t he front ~ ar d of their >:ewport Beach home There was a sm all. speckled egg in each nest. one of which brokt• aec1dent a ll ~ The Anderson School student plans on taking her find to class for show and·lell To work or not to work Well, tAere is some good news and blMC trews about bow things worke4' out with that teacher. The good news is Uacte Len had a pretty 1ood ·school year. I learned many new subjects. The bad ne-.s ii Uncle Len never again :t'l'Ote about a teacher withot~~ensive interviews and an exbaus~ive six-month evaluation ol the instructor's perf()fDlance. Uncle Len now lmowlt to t.e~er eraise a teacher unless it's\ime tor recess. '------------=---'-------'--+-Study shows many women enter the job market Fl RST PLACE WIN.VER Paula Spas f>f HU11tmgton Beach Paula Si>•. 14, of Huntington Beach 1150; kl leas:-ning a few things at aclMol -like how to op'n her lot~er. That's a tough thin g to do, especially when you 've l>een liven the wrong combinaU. "D&Hnbers. For her efforts, Paula tCJIMt first place this weelt and $5. Math wizard Jennifer Casey of H\tntington Beach loves ·vorking with numbers. She gefs a .couple of extra ones this week : S2 for her second place efttry. But Jennifer get!I am Uncle Len No-No for not in~lu&g her age. Remember everybody, you never know when a f roWbllp lft ight try to slip an ·en ry in behlml Uncle Len's back. Honorable m ention goes to eecky Potrch, 12, ol Costa Mesa. ~h<it.ffahltf to H41idi Edmunds, 8, of Newpon Beilc.'h and Debbie Ru1hes, 11, of 1-hlaUngton Beach. A month or l wo ago, I suggested that yoa draw a picture' of your favorite s uper-hero. Uncle Len received lot• of pictures QI Superman, Underdog, Mighty Mouse and others. This time aroued you get to draw a picture ol just a plain hero ~ ~ tll;f9Gll either Ii ving or dead wbci ~u thtnlc has done a lot or great Utlnga. nt addition lo d~awin& a pi~te)re of Y.our favorite hero, metude a httle me.sage on a separate piece of paper telling tne why you chose your hero. I'll ineh~ use message of the winners a.a ;'fletl as the honorable · Wlention entries in my column SECOND PLACE Wl.'V NER Jemu/er Casey of Huntington Beach next week. I'm not going to suggest any heroes for you. This is your ch ance to think hard about someone you've read about or seen who impressed you a lot. Include the person ·s name with the picture ju.st in case Un- cle Len can't figure eul who it is. Send you entries to Uncle Len, P.O . Box 1560, Costa Mesa; Calif. 92626 so that they get to me by Wednesday, Use black ink only on a white piece or pape r 4 inches sq'uare . Remember to include your ad· dre~ and age. I know it might be tempting, but please do not submit any pie· 1tures of Uncle Len. We've already done that contest. But thank• to any or my friends who might have thought of Uncle Len aa rpoteutial entry. Oh , by the way, in addition to a restriction on Uncle Len pic- ture please do not send in draw- ing& of frogs. There are no heroic frogs in history and that's a ract. By SUSAN OKULA AIM<UtM ........ Writer HARTFORD. Conn. -Claim· ing that too m any high school girls believe tn the "Cinderella myth," a state education official s ays new information on non· traditional jobs may lead them to quite different futures. Connecticut has recently pro- duced an information-packed re· source guide for women who may be i nte rest ed in high· paying industrial or trade jobs now mostly filled by men. ac· cording to Carol Aicken, a con- sultant for vocational education for the slate Depa rtment of Education. "Younger women are buying into the old myth of 'Maybe I will work or maybe I won't.· They're still hung up on the Cin· derella myth," Ms. Aicken s aid. But statistics prove otherwise. she said. According lo the re- source guide. 48 percent or all working-age women are in the labor force today while nearly half of all married women are either e mployed or job hunting. The guide also points out that a girl born in 1970 is expected to work fo r a bout 23 years. "We do not want people lo be restricted in job choices if they have the aptitude and the interest," Ms Aicken said The 80-page guide provides in- formation on specific industrial and trade positions. such as in eleC't ronics and construction. For ins t an ce, in a three p ar ag raph d escripti o n o f aircraft mechanics. the guide describes the job duties and s ays the work outlook is good in Con· necticut with 130 new positions ex peel e d to ope n annuall y through 1985. The description also provides salary information -a mean or $7 .05 an hour for aircraft mechanics Higher pay is the biggest in - centive for women to go into non·traditional jobs. the guide says St a tis tics fro m the s tate Department of Labor show that the 1980 average sala ry range for traditional wo men·s jobs, such as secretaries and bank tellers. ran from $3 16 an hour to S4.83 an hour. The non -traditional jobs. however. ran from an average of S4 95 an hour to S7 74 an hour. the guide points out. The guide also gives details on obtaining training and on places to find 1nformat1 on on non- trad1t1onal jobs Ms Aickcn said the guide had been distributed to guidance counselors in the state's middle and high schools · "Counselors needed informa· lion on trades so the girls could see how the things they had been doing, like mowing lawns. sew i ng and oper ati ng e lectric typewriters. could' be appli ed to other skills.·· she said. Women from 18 to 35 years old in Connecticut are expressing in- c r eas 1 n g interest in no n t r aditiona l jobs. Ms Aicken said Nationwidt'. the number or women working in those fi elds grC\\ steadily in the 1970s. ac· cording to the booklet. . The guide was produced by the Permanent Commission of the Status of Women through a grant provided by the Sta te Departme nt o f Ed ucat ion ·s Division of Vo<'ational a nd Adult Education Tulsa teachers seeing double and . • • TULSA, Okla. CAP) -When kinde rgarten teachers at Tulsa's Dis ney Elementary School sur- veyed their new classes this term. they thought they were seeing double. And double. And double. And double Four sets of twins turned up for class with kinde rgarten teachers Marjorie Bayer and J ean Hoff. "We've had twins in class before. but never this many at once ... Mrs. Bayer said. There are Eddie and Eric Wixon. Sha nnon and Kristen Nelson. Billy and Wayne Gaige and Ricky and Robby Bowlin. The look-alikes have com po unded the problem of getting lo know a roomful of wi ggly youngsters. ··Eric. you sit over here next to l':ddie.'· Mrs . Bayer instructs "I'm Eddie, I've got brown eye!-.,·· the boy says Eric's eyes a rt' blue. Mrs Bayer smiles and shrugs "It might take a little lime:· Mn. Hoff said "But as we get to know then "'e' II learn to tell them apart" Until then. tht' twins are full of helprul hin t~ Bllckskin-clad dii)lomats fought for Indian rights 9y 1110MAS HARNEY ...... , ........ ,,,IC.I The five Jlcar.illa Apache In· dians posed in silence as the photogl'apher look their picture In Washington. D.C.'s Corcoran Gallery of Art on April 2, 1880. Unprepossessin-giy c lad in buckskin and sl'lapeless hats, coats and trooaen. tht!)' non- tbeleea bad· a dignity and pres· 9ftce ab<JQt them far more im- '!•SSlve ~ thdr mate sur-~gs~1, 1 ,' • •' The Indians were. in fact, ... diplomats, in Wasttlrlfllon lo dis, cuss the establishment of a new reservation for their tribe in New Mexico. After decades of bitter struggle with white set-. tiers and the U.S. Army, the remnants of the Jicarilla Apache tribe were trying to ad- just to a new way of ure. For the Jiearilla Apa~es and hundr~ or other lncll&n de1•- g ates who came to' tbe Na, lien's capU.aJ to cooncJl "1th th• White Man, the trip to Washin1ton brought moments that were both proud and frustrating, humorous and tragic. The11e dramatic confrontations ha\l'e been chronicled com- prehenslvely for the fim time in a oew book, "Diplomats in Buebkins · • <S m ithsonian Institution Press>. Written by ·historian C>r. Herman J . Viola, directqr of the Sm ithsonian's ~•\ionat Anthropolbgical Archives. the book traces the ad- ventures of Indian delegations from Colonial times through the present day. The accounts focus on the 19th ce ntury . The Indians who brav e d th e journey t o Washington in this pe riod had to cope with tremendous cultural shock. For starters. there was often the trip east on the "puf- fing wagon," one or the Indian names for the train, a strange machine that initially terrified and disoriented them. Arriving in Washington, the Indians were greeted by crowds of gaping, curious citizens and government officials. The latter · had arranged a bewildering kaleidoscope of meetings, con- ferences and excursions. The itinerary included tours or museums -with the Smithso- nian and Corcoran leading the list -where photographs were sometimes taken to 1ive to the Indians as mementos of their visits. A trip to the Capitol was a must. So were inspections of milit.ary installations where can- 1 nons , gatllng guns and other weapons were demonstrated to the amazed Indians . Each stop had a purpose, Viola points out: to assure the delegates of the friendship and good will of t.be w,hl\es. to dtm· onstrate the advantages of white culture over their own and to canvince them of the superior atrenath and resourcef' or the United Statel ,-overnment. Althougb some of these 1oa1a were accompllabed, the aovern· ment falled to eon•lnce tbe tn· diam. of the beneftta of white civUlzation, Viola aays. "E'ew Indians returned home with a desire to trade places with their white brothers." he notes, a fact tha t "never ceased to puzzle their benefa ctors.·· When they were not sight· seeing or enjoying their first clasl-> hotel accommoda tions and a bountiful supply or liquor and food. the Indians s moked the peace pipe at meetings with gov ernment officials. and most im- portantly. with the president. Dog of th Weelr-----.. o. .. , .......... ~ NllDS HOME -Bonita is a fem ale Chiuahua who is 11".l years old and weighs al>out 12 pounds. She is friendly and likes other dogs. If you'd like to take hec jlome, contact the Irvine Animal Care Center. 20401 Sun Valley Or. Telephone 754·3740. ~II Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Stptembtr 19, 1981 BEWARE OF CAT Vandals thmk twice be fore approaching this vacant farm house in Little Chicago, Minn. The reason is Spike. a tt)ree-year-old li on acquired by property 'Saf fi ' strWke under study WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (APl -A type of curing that may reduce tar in tobacco and make it safer to smoke is being tested. Abne r Schepartz. a U.S. Deparlfl}ent of Agriculture chemist in Athens. Ga., said tests at two Tobacco Research Laboratories show that ozonizalion significantly reduces components that form possible tumor -causing hydrocarbons in cigarette-smoke tar. Ozonization treats ground-up tobacco leaves in a watery suspension with ozone a byproduct formed by sending an electrical charge through oxygen At the Tobacco Safety Research Un it in Athens. Schepartz said he was able to use the process to reduce hydrocarbons 36 percent to 70 percent under laboratory conditions. He said ozone oxidizes and destroys unsaturat- ed tobacco leaf components or lipids. such as solanesol. fatty acids and sterols. which lead to the formation of some hydrocarbons in cigarette tar. But Jesse Lam, an agricultural engineer work· ing on the project in Oxford, sajd the Athens test wa:. performed with hastily assembled equipment and may not have yielded accurate results. Results al a unil lab in Oxfort1 s howed reduc· tions of 18 to 36 percent. Both tests were conducted by Schcpartz Smee then, he said researchers have made ad· justments although it may be six months before they have results on current tests. Tobacco used in the tests did not go lo a regular curing barn rnstead. it was ground up in a water slurry 10 pounds of tobacco to 100 pounds of water then dried. Lam warned that the initial encouraging re- s ults should not prompt farmers to begin changing curing methods. He said more research is needed to be s ure that while eliminating undesirable components. the method is not changing other tobacco compo- nents into undesirable compounds. "There are a lot of unknowns we are stilJ working on," Lam said He could not say whether the process changes the taste of cigarettes because only machines have s moked the tobacco .. H does lose some of its tobacco odor," he said. Ozoruficat1 on 1s not new. It often is used to re- move components from industrial waste water similar to those the researchers are removing from tobacco. "We have consulted industrial ozone engineers and learned that even more significant r eductions in leaf components could be achieved with a higher-capacity ozone generator and in- creased contact of ozone with tobacco." Sche parti said Yellow Pages balk at strip tele grams RA NDALLSTOWN. Md . <APl -Folks at the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. say an ad for a "Scx ·A Peel A Gram·· has no place in the Yellow Pages. But Jerry and Sharon Evnilz say there's nothing immoral about their business, it's just a way to help someone celebrate a birthday or special occasion. For $55, a Sex-A-Peel worker pays a visit. strips to a bathing suit and reads a rhyme. "It's a mock burlesque," said Evnitz. The Evnitzes said the telephone company re- jected their dis play ad which s howed a sketch of a bikini-clad woman and the words "the telegram with the BARE FACTS suitable for every oc- casion." The telephone company says its decision stands . "The concern here is that this ad is in violation of our standards on the basis that the combined ef- fect of the firm name. the picture and the copy in the ad is potentially offensive and not tasteful," s aid spokesman Walter Haschert. "If you don't have standards, goodness knows what some people would come up with." he added. Gasoline rationed SALISBURY. Zi mbabwe <AP > -Some gasoline stations here have started hanging up "no etrol" signs and others are rationing fuel to ~otorists because of a transport crisis that is slow· ing fuel deliveries. Several garages temporarily clos~d and others reported receiving only a third of thear petroleum needs. The shortages were aggrav~ted by panic buy- . of fuel after rumors -derued by the govern-~~nt _that state-managed rationing wou!d be re- l t oduced gange owners said. RaUonmg was l~f~ed sh~rlly after Prime Minister Robert Mugabeis government came to po~er last year. 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After examining 1,831 cases. the re- searchers concluded: "Simple cost- saving solutions, such as withholding resources from the hopelessly ill or earHer transfer of those requiring on· ly untlCl~atory care, i.re difficult to a pply to an individual patient because prognosis Is always uncer tam." The study, directed by Or. Allan S Detsky, wau; published In the New England Journal of Medicine. Total hospital bills and related charges for intensive care patients who died averaged $15.874 per person, while the cost for survivors aver aged $7,012. The daily hospital cost for patients who had the worst outlook but sur vived averaged $536. The cost for survivors with the best prognosis was $376 on the average Among those who died, the daily charge was $697 for those with the wors t outlook and $782 for people given the best chances , .. When the outcome is least expect- ed, the expenditures are greatest," they wrote. ~ ~\'LZILIJV Sp 9.,~ Silver Apple ~(' .:::> l l H .. 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There was never a doubt as the Chargers were in total command from the start and the onl y guesswork was whether the Char gers could keep their unscored upon status intact. They couldn't in the fourth quarter when the Saints drove to the 11 on the second defensive team and t he first defense could not put a stop to it from there. Later t he Saints clicked on a 47-yard scoring pass on the second defense That. however , wasn't the story The story was seven straight possessions con- verted into six touchdowns and a fi eld goal aod although there is a danger in describing teams as "awesome" and "unreal", here are some facts, you be the judge. Theo Langford, in his first st art for Edison, averaged 9.4 yards a car ry in scoring twice on the _ground and once through the air (21-yard pass play from quarterback Ken Major ). Dave Geroux pounded the Santa Ana defense with a 12.8 average gain per carry, scoring from 24 yards out and adding 24 yards on three receptions. Major completed 12 of 16 for 125 yards and 2 TDs. the second a six-yard payoff to tight end Rick Di Be rnardo. At haJftime, with a 31-0 lead, the Edison de- fense had limited Santa Ana to 18 yards net. "It was a good win and a very physical ef· fort," said Edison Coach Bill Workman. "Our two running backs weren't bad tonight and Ken t hrew the ball well." Icing came on r eserve Phil Cooper 's perfect 25-yard pass lo Greg Eskridge for yet another score. Edison punted but once, and that was with but 1 :41 left with a fourth-and-four at the Santa Ana 38, pres um a bly to give Troy Ric~ardS'Qll at least one chance to punt the ball. "I've been knocked down before," said Santa Ana Coach Tom Meiss. "I know-how to get up with dignity. "They (Edison) are a tad better than we thought, but we didn't quit. We're still a good foot- ball team." ll 's true. Santa Ana is a good football team . But "good" is obviously not good enough to con- tend with the Cha rgers, who raced to their 24th consecutive victory over a span of three years. The two-time defending CIF Big Five Con- ference champions were in such command that even 16 penalties for 127 yards failed to slow the attack much. MaJor connected on a 24-yard scoring strike to J ohn O'Callaghan in the latter stages of the second quarter. but offsetting penalties nullified the play. So, Major went to the air again and hit Langford with a s creen and the latter ran through the Santa Ana defense for a 24-ya rd scoring play. Again it was nullliried by a penalty So wh at do the Chargers do? On fourth-and· seven at the Santa Ana 21 Major dumps off another screen to Langford and this time it counts, there's no penalty. Di Bernardo keyed the Edison defense at his middle linebacker s pot in the Chargers' 4·3 defense and there we re a host of others who sparkled . but with this Edison outfit. selecting s tandouts may just be a matter of running your finger down the roster I , Barons coine back Ho hum ... ., Angels lose for 28-21 victorr. Second half rally stops El Toro By HOWARD L. HANDY Of .. 0.14y f'IMiC Su.H It's getting to be a habit and one t hat Coach Mike Milner would like to break as soon as possible. M ilner 's Fountain Valley Baron football team fell behind for the second st raight week and played catch-up football for the rest of the night before overtak· ing the stubborn El Toro High Char gers. 28-21 Friday night al Mission Viejo. The Bar ons this t ime fell behind. 21·0 in t he first half before Matt Stevens connected with Joel Seay from 11 yards out with 4:21 remaining in the half to make it respectable. After that, it was up to Milner a nd his halfti me frankness that put the Barons on the right track, both offens ively and de· fensively. Rod Emery took the halftime talk seriously lo score three times in the second half and bring victory out of near ch aos. The defense held the Chargers scoreless . "We just had a halftime dis· cussion about human behavior out there," Milner said after the game. "We talked about how best we cou ld rem edy that behavior and they came back." te mpts giving both sides a big gainer Emery's touchdowns came on runs of 2, 10 and 1 yard with the Barons going for two points and m issing after the second TD, then connecting on a Stevens-to· Bolin pass to lie the score at 21. The winning score came on a 66·yard drive with Stevens pas- sin g for 21 and 11 yards and Emery rushing for 34 in five tries including the TD scamper of one to give FV the victory. "I 'm proud of the way our kids played tonight," El Toro Coach Bob Johnson s aid. "But it 's toug h losing. We would really like to beat Fountain Valley but we will continue to play that type ofleam. We don 't want weak t ea m s o n ou r pre-l e ague schedule. "You h ave to g ive t he m c redit, though. Comin g from behind like they did is the sign of a good football team." "I think our kids may have t u r n ed in to co mpe tito r s tonight,'~ Milner added. "They played· a poor first half and came back to win. That shows what they are made of and it also shows what kind of a player Stevens is to not do too well but continue and fi nish with the type of game he bad." EXPLOSION - Marina High running back Tony Valente• carries a Bolsa Grande de- f ender with him as he gains some yardage Delly""' ........ •llcMN ..... during second quarter action Friday. The Vikings had an easy time. For the story. see page B3. another, 5-1 T O RONTO <AP> -Otto Velez hit a two-run triple and four Toronto pitchers combined to limit the Angels to six hits as the Blue Jays won , 5·1 Friday night. The loss was the fourth in a row for the Angels and their 12th in their last 13 games. Velez broke open a 2·1 game with his triple in the seventh. Garth Iorg started the inning when he reached first on an er· ror by third baseman Bert Cam - paneris and moved to second on a sacrifi ce bunt by Al Woods. One out later, John Mayberry was walked intentionally. Velez then hit a sinking line drive off Mike Witt, 5-9. that fell in front of center fielder Juan Beniquez and scooted under his glove, allowing both lorg and Mayberry to score. Velez then scored the fifth Toronto run on a single by Lloyd Moseby. Dale Murray, 1-0, relieved starter Dave Stieb in the second inning and gained the victory with 123 innings of work. Stieb was hit in the pitching hand by a line drive off the bat of Daryl Sconiers. Murray followed with a walk to Larry Harlow, and, after both runners moved up on a wild pitch , Sconier s scor ed on a sing le by Beniquez. It was a night on which El Toro came out with an offensive burst that found the Barons nap- pin g . Q ua rte rb ac k Mik e Douglass, who hit 7 of 14 for 179 yards, r an the first one In from two yards out. He • then hurled passes of 77 yards to Todd Williams. and for 24 to Trent Mc Cahill, W ellzlaff. make it look easy for Estancia • Fouts with Danny Gasser kick- ing all three conversions and the Chargers were up, 21-0 with 7:41 left in the half. While that was the last time El Toro was able to reach pay dirt, the Chargers didn't give ground easily although Stevens, when be was accurate, hit bis target with unerring COD• slstency. Stevens completed 17 or 27 for 288 yards to put the ball within reacholEmery'arunnina. Emery picked up an e ven 100 yards in 17 carries while Damon Sweuy ol Et Toro gained 102 In 24 at· By JIM CARNETI' Of .. Deity Nit ..... Most of the pre-ga me dope sheets had it ta bbed as "too close to call." It wasn't. Quarterback Jim McCahlll and t ailback Curt Wenzlaff tumej in Ster· ling performances, to 10 along with solid play in the line, and Estancia's Eagles rolled to a surprisingly easy 37·6 victory over Laguna Hilla Friday even- ing at Newport Harbor lllah. McCabill tossed two touchdown passes, while completing I ol 17 aerials for 146 yards. He also booted all five PATs. Wenllatt scored three touchdowns, and ruJbed for 1()4 yards on 17 carri"' SS 2 2 He also opened the second half with a nifty 58-yard kickoff retllrn. There were other stars for the Eagles, on a night that bead coach Ed Blanton would like to put in a botUe and save for later. "Our kids played very well,'' he said. "This was a fine effort for our second game of the year. Out offensive unit has som e talent an~ turned in a good pe,rrormance. Our defense showed definite improvement over it.a effort in the season opener. "Our only ftaw7 Too many penaJUes. We killed our 1ecood half momentum with penalUes. Otherwise, tt was a darned good performan~e." • h Estancla 's defensive unit throttled Hawks' qllarterback Bill Mcv icar. The s mooth 6-4, 100-pound junior completed 23 of 27 passes for 309 yards last weekend against Irvine High. Against the Eagles, Mc Vicar was 18 of 38 for 143 yards. ''He's a very fine quarterback, we were worried about hi m," Blanton said. "We made their receivers pay the price when they cauaht the ball, however . Our kids were really b1tUn1 bard." Though McVlcar b ad an "off" night, hls performance wu impressive durinl Laguna Hilll' fourth quarter touchdown drive. He drove the Hawka 80 yards on 14 plays. DuriN the series he complet- - ed nine of nine passes for 77 yards . The touchdown came on a five-yard pass to Todd Williams. McCahlll's two TD strikes came in t he first period. The first was a beautlful 30-yarder that fell softly into light end J aim e Aiken 's out.stretched a rms in the far comer of the end zone. T he second was a 36-yarder to Abel Cachola. Cachola, a ll1htntn1-qulck wide receiver , caught the ball at the 20, bounced orr three tacltlen like a pin· ba ll. then raced into the end soae. ''McCahill ls an excellent quarterback, and be has a lot of potae," Blanton said. . . • 1 1 · I • ' ( J ' ( E ( ' j I t -----~·~·--............. ~~~•s!99 .... ~a ........ s•s .. •a .... •ii•l•t .. •t•£'3•£•ti•&•t~S•t~ .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/S•turdaV1 September 19. 1981 r---------"'!!"'!!'!1--------lmlll!• ~,..-------------------------------------------------------------.., Ovett was nervous about this matchup I Fro• AP dlapatcbes • HOVE, England -Steve Ovett. m Britain's Olympic track star, Friday married his lon1time sweetheart, model Raebel Waller -the woman be told the whole world he loved. After winning his gold medal for the 800 meters at the Moscow Olympics laat summer, Ovetl wrote an imaginary "1 Love You" ln the alr with bis fineer, hoping the 23-year-old Mias Waller was watching. Since then, Ovett, 25, bas thrilled his fans by making the same gesture alter every win· ning race. Arter the brief c,ere{llony at a registry of· lice, Ovett, who l\Dlds the world l ,SOO-meter record, told reporters the ceremony was more nerve-racking than a race. "The most nervous moment of my life," be said. Quote of the day Hubie Green, pro golfer: "I owe every· thing to golf. Where else could a guy with 'an IQ like mine make this much money?" McEnroe a comic book character? NEW YORK -Cartoonist John FiJ Goldwater thinks John McEnroe, the "sbperbrat" of pro tennis, acts like Archie Andrews, the high school kid in the com· ic strip. • Goldwater . creator of the Archie strip, wants the 1981 Wimbeldon and U.S. Open win· ner to play the fictional Riverdale High whiz in a proposed movie. Goldwater , who heads Archie Enterprises Inc. of New York, explained that Archie "is always in trouble." "Apparently, McEnroe is also in trouble, so they have that much in common," Goldwater s ays He also thinks they look something alike. Goldwater said negotiations for a possible movie role are under way. McWllllams get~ first wfn this year l.uey McWWLam• notched hit la flr•t victory ol the year with a two. hitter and Bob Horoer anapped an O·for·l• ahtmp with an RBI double u Atlanta beat San Dle10, 3.0 to hl&bU1bt N1UonaJ Lea1ue acUon fi"riday. McWUUams, l 0, who has been sidelined wltb arm troubles dunn1 lbe past two 1easons, atruck._put seven and waJked four ... Elabwhere, plncn·hltter Mike Euler's two.out, ninth inning double trl(Ult"rcd a three·run rally that helped Pittsbur1b toke a 7-6 victory over Phllactelpl . . . Gary C11Ur drove I three runs with a palr o singles in support of !kot Sandersoo'I five·hltter and Montreal took advantage of four Chic ago errors to trounce the Cubs, 11·0 ... """ Hubie Brooks s mashed a two·run triple and a run·scoring single, spark· ing the New York Mets to an 8-1 victory over St. Louis ... New York Meta uillity player Bob Bailor, who was hit on the bead by a pitch from Dickie Nolet of Philadelphia Thursday night, was admitted to Roosevelt Hospital in New York Friday after being examined by the team physician. When Bailor arrived at the stadium, he waa complaining of a slight headache ... Joe Morgan and Enos Cabell, two former Houston players, combined to beat their old team as San Francisco whipped Houston, 5·2. Yankees snap Boston's streak Bobby Marcer 's two-out, pinch· la hit single in the eighth inning knocked in the tie·breaking run ' as. the New York Yankees snapped Boston's four-game winning streak with a 6-4 verdict over the Red Sox to highlight American League action Friday. The Yankees, held hit· less for 51As innings by Boston starter Frank Tanana, rallied to go ahead on consecutive home rs by Dave Winfield and Lou PioJella in the sixth inning ... Elsewhere. Tony Armas hit a bases·loaded tri- ple to highlight a six ·run out- burst in the third inning and Dwayne Murphy hit a grand· slam homer to give Oakland a 10·5 victory over the Chicago White Sox ... Bo Diaz homered and Alan Ban· Murcer olster scored three runs in support of John Denny's siltth straight victory, as Cleveland clobbered s lumping Detroit, 8·4 . Gorman Thomas and Ted Simmons drove in two runs apiece and Pe~ Vuckovkb and J aime Easterly combined to pitch a s even·hitter as Milwaukee beat Baltimore. 5·1. Baseball today On lhll dal.ct ln baae~all In 1988 Oet.rQll's Denny McLain posted hls 3),st victory al the sea.on, the moel in the Am l'rlcon League 1\nce. PbUadelphla'a Lefty Grove tn 1931, aa the Tlaera beat the N~w York Yankees 6-3 despite Mlckey M until''$ sa.5tb lifetime homer Tho homer moved ManUti into third place <in the all· time list Today'• birthdays. II.a.II or Famt outftelder Duke Snider it 55. San Francbco Wielder Joe Morgan is 38. Angela catcher Joe Fcrfwson is 35. Salen Leads Queen Mary tourney Mark alen of Lackawanna, n N. V fired a lve-onder par'67 Friday to gain a on ·S\(Oke lead at the half way point in e Queen Mary Open gol! tourney at El Dorado course In Long Beach. Tied for second are Jo ..6elder, Pe~ Brown and Rafe Botts. Ed Lj&Miike, who has an eight· under-par 28 on h1S incoming nine for a 65 Is at 140 a nd Fountain Valley's Brian Undley s tands at 143. Luethke had a hole-in-one, and eagle a nd four birdies for his 29. The ace was 100 yards . With Jack Nicklaus, Tom Wataon and I.ff Trevino silting out the arternoon matches. Europe's unawed young men won 2~ of a possi· ble four points and look a surprise one·point lead Friday over the heavily favored United Stales in the Ryder Cup golf matches at Walton Heath, England A storm delayed the afternoon m ate.hes . : . Tommy Valeotlae salvaged Ii roller-coaster round with a 10.root eagle putt to hold a one·shot lead after 36 holes of the LaJet Golf Classic in Abilene, Tex. There is a logjam one stroke back including GU Morgan, Fuuy Zoeller flJld Craig Stadler. Umpire drops suit against Martin Attorney Richie PbJlllps of the • MaJor League Umpires' Association said Friday that he was withdrawing a complaint and having a w8.1Tant dissolved for the a rrest of Oakland A's Manager Billy •Martin. Umpire Terry Cooney had filed the complaint after Martin charged him and threw dirt al him during a game against the Blue Jays in Toronto May 29 ... A federal judge extended a te mporary restraining order preventing the National Collegiate Athletic Association Crom s tarting disciplinary action against the uni· vcrs1ties of Oklahoma and Georgia. The ruling put!> the television rights-related suit against the NCAA in a holding pattern. The judge urged the Colle~e F<><Jtball Association and the NCAA to reach a compromise. Bucs, Gazichos, GWC to play Familiar foes on tap Or11nge Coast, Golden Wei,t und Saddlebaclc colleges open the 1981 commwuty collese football iu.:uson Just Uke they (Sid hu.t year -fuclng their iutmc opening day opponents loday. OCC, with Coach Dick Tucker hoplns to find ~ an offenaa Which ha.s failed to materiallie the p11t two seasons, Laite$ bis Pirates to Vista H.leh (I :30) to fa~ the Comets ol Palomar CoUege Lut 9e&Son, OCC ralUed for a 17-14 victory i over the Comets for one of only lwo victories of the i campaign. • The game will mark the debut or Tucker's son. i Cl3y, a t'rt..'Shman southpaw quarterb3ck, whose arm ahol.lld fit In n1c~ly to OCC's new pas~. oriented l·formation orren:sc. : GWC Coach Ray ShackJeford, meanwhile, bU the luxury of a returnmg quarterback, one wiUt. 1,378 passing y3rdi; t<J his credit. Sophomore Sam Aiello, who threw for nine touchdowns In 1980, leads the Rul\tle rs against the dangerous Bakersfield Renegade&, at Bakersfield lo a 7:30 contest. The Metropolitan Conference powerhouse Is one of several tough non-conference opponent.a on the GWC schedule this s eason. StlJI on the agenda are Santa Ana, Los Angeles Valley and former Southern Cal Conference rival Santa Monica. All four teams should provide a big test for Shackleford's inexperienced defense which has jus t s afely Terry Bac11meier as the onJy returntng starte r. At Saddleback. Coach Ken Swearingen will be after his fifth straight vi ctory in a Gaucho opener when the tough Ventura Pirates arrive for a 7·30 clash. Swearingen still hasn't decided on a starting quarterback, so both returner David Key and fresh man Lance Stew art (Laguna Beach) figure to get plenty of playing time tonight. The Gauchos· young defense will be tested by returning Ventura QB Brian Phelps and two solid running backs, Byron Brown and Teddy Hughes. Can UCLA avoid an upset today? MADISON, W1~ 1AP1 The big question all week for Univers ity of W1stnnsm football fans was, simply. "Can lh1· Badge rs do it two weeks in a row?" Indiana's • mam objective • IS to stop Allen The question also was an obvious one for Wisconsin Coach Dave McClain. whose Badgers scored a scason·opening 21 14 upset over then top- ranked Michigan last weekend but faced another tough test in hosting ninth ranked UCLA today. McClain said he had done all he could to persuade his B:.idger~ to forget last week's victory and concentrate on to<luy·, game with the Brums. Hoosier coach.admits, though, that stopping Allen --.and USC --won't be easy On the strength of their performance against Mi chigan. the Bad(!1•r-. \<JUlted to 20th in the As- BLOOMINGTON, Ind. <A P ) -Lee Corso knows what Southern California will do. The problem, the Indiana football coach says, is to stop Marcus Allen and the powerful Trojan running game. Tennessee. More than 400 yards of the Tro1ans' total came on the ground. It won't be an easy task, however. and Corso admits the Hoosiers are likely to be in for a rough time in today's contest at Memorial Stadium. "We know exactly what they're going lo do throw only when Marcus Allen gets tired Tbey're all big, strong and fast with great mobili ty," Corso said. USC, ranked No. 2 in the nation behind Notre Dame, is "a great football team. possibly better than any we've seen, and it comes from a great tradition," Corso said. "They play the game on a dHferent level from what you normally see. ''TO BEAT USC, you gotta be bette r than they are, and since there are not many teams better On radio today KABC (790) at 11 :30 "WE DO KNOW THAT they'll run the ball on anyone, anywhere, any time," be added. than they are, you have to do what you do best and not worry about them. Just get ready to play The Trojans have a rookie quarterback in sophomore John Mazur, but the chief threat facing Indiana will be Allen, a 6·2. 2()2.pound senior tailback. Allen was the nation's No. 2 rusher last year with a 156-yard average, and in last week's 43·7 season-opening victory over Tennessee, be piled up 210 yards on 22 carries, playing just over half the game. "This team (Southern Cal> is a much bigger, better, stronger team than any I've coached against since Nebraska humiliated us (69·17 in 1978) on national T V,'' Corso said. lndians's attack in last week's 21 ·2<> victory over Northwestern was led by quarterback Babe Laufenberg, tailbacks Al Chri!>ty and Johnnie Salters and fullback Jack Walsh. aJl newcomers to the gradu ation··depl eted Indiana offense. Sophomore receiver Duane Gunn. like Laufenberg a junfor college transfer. caught five passes for 9S yards and one toucbdown. As a team. USC totaled 532 yards to 159 for Mustangs play Santiago Costa Mesa High's Mustangs seek victory No. 1 tonight when they duel Santiago High in a 7:30 non-league football contest at Bolsa Grande High. 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HFl•s Pick of The Week *SAT* Michigan Over Notre Dame •SUH * Houston O ver Miami • mon * DaHaa Over Hew hcJIOftd SAVE 57000° 52700 18 I u.. • """"' Amt. saved depend• on length of oontract a amt. dOwn. Minimum 25% dn 48 mot. oontract We look ror a physical game. probably not a high !:iCOr&ng game, .. says use Coach John Robinson "Babe's a fine passer. not just a guy .,.. ho throv.!:i it We tried td recruit him. Gunn really µlays the game well. He's probably a future first· roun<I draft choice of the pros." Hobinson called the Hoosiers "a solid, good football team ... Indiana is very well-coached . I really admire them in that respect. They run a lot of the same things we do. 'They play the game physically. they com e at you The defense is the sohd part of their club.·· Toda) 's game will be the third between the two sc:hools. USC won both previous contests, in· <:lu'11ng a 14 3 decision in the 1968 Rose Bowl. Ros~ Bow I drawing fl't PASADENA <APl -Entries for the annual Rose Bowl ticket drawing, the only public sale, will be accepted through Oct. 15, the Tournament of Roses announced Friday. There will be 1,700 names drawn and each will have the dpportunity or purchasing two tickets to the New Year's Day game matching the cham- pions of the Big Ten and the Pacific 10. To enter the ticket drawing, name and address should be sent on a postcard and mailed to Rose Bowl Ticket Drawing. P.O. Box 1800, Pasadena. California 91109. Entries are limited to one per family. On radio today KNX(1070)at 11 30 sociated Press poll. the highest ranking by a Badger team s1nct' 1977 The kickoff for the seventh football match between Wisconsin and UCLA was scheduled for I 1. JO a . m. A crowd or u bout 73,000 was expected in the 77,280 seat Camp Handal! Stadium 'I say forget lhut victory over Michigan," Mc Lain said "Tht> Bruins art-big and strong. 'Jlhls will be a test ror us to see 1f we can play with a physical team .. UCLA Coach Terr:. Donuhue. who once was an assistant with McClain under Pepper Rogers at Kansas, said the Wisconsin victory over Mi chigan and Iowa's 10-7 upM•I of Nebraska has suddenly made the Bnuns' non C'Onference schedule appear far more rugged UCLA meets Iowa a1 Iowa City next week. "Everyone talked about our nonconference schedule not looking very tough,·· Donahue said. "I'd say our schedul1· berame a lot tougher over the weekend." "Wisconsin appeMs to be vastly improved over a year ugo" when UCLA scored a 35·0 triumph at Los Angeles. he said "Defensi~ely, Wi sconsin was considered one of the best, if not the best , in the Big Ten. And that was before the upset of Michigan Baseball standings NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. 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Laszlo leads Vikes to 4.7-0 conquest Special lo the Daily Pilot Ken Laszlo's three touchdown passes highlighted Marina High 's third con secutive non-league romp Friday night as Bolsa Grande fell to the Vikings· arsenal, 47-0, before. 2, 100 at Hunt· ington Beach High. It was the most points put on the boards by a Marina eleven since the school opened its doors in 1963 and ob viously is the most lop-sided. Coach Dave Thompson's crew rolled to a 33-0 halftime bulge as Bolsa Grande proved unable to contain any facet of the Marina attack. Laszlo connected on touc hdown El Dorado shakes up Oile r s, I 7 -0 B y RICK WAGES Of -0.11, "'"9t Sutt Being accustomed to tremors along the coastline or Southern California. the Oilers of Huntington Beach High should not have been surprised when the turf shook underneath them once more. The Oilers' shaky offense could not keep its feet Friday night as the Golden Hawks of El Dorado captured a 17 -0 victory. Dominated by the strong Hawk defense. the Oil ers only ran 20 of- fensive plays the entire game. Senior tailback Scott Stier carried 12 times for 31 yards for the Oilers and I perhaps absorbed and dished-out more punishment than any other player of- fensively or defensively. Stier had three unassisted tackles including a 5-yard sack of Hawk quarterback Craig Jen-i nings. The remainder of the Oiler defense was also better than the final score an dicated. Martin Van Dorselaer, at 6-3. 190 pounds. gathered two sacks and a loose ball while lin e backer Tom O'Laughlin and tackle Mike Groscost each recorded a sack 'Tm afraid that we won't be full s peed tonight," explained head coach Greg Henry before the game. "We"ve received sever al ankle and knee in- juries last week against Corona del Mar and they are the kind of injuries that won't be healed until next week." If the Oilers were riddled with in- juries. El Dorado was the opposite. "We are more healthy now with the extensive weight programs," said Ha'Wk 's head coach, Mel Morales. "than this team has ever been." They showed it. passes of 39, 34 and 3 yards, the two longer ones to his favorite target. wide receiver Jeff Frandsen The other was a s hort one to running back Rick Tobin. Tony Valente got things started in the right direction with a three-yard scor- ing run and after Frandsen hooked up with his first of two scoring catches. Dave Hargrove got into the scoring act with a 35-yard return with an intercep- tion to make it 19-0 after 12 minutes of action. The onslaught continued in the second quarter as Tobin caught Laszlo"s scor- ing pass, then Frandsen did likewise from 34 yards out. Ron Malerstein's 68-yard dash with a rumble gave Marina its 40th point. equalling the school record for points scored in a game, then reserve quarterback Stan Pincura finished it off with a 23-yard scoring pass to Tony Bosa let Laszlo dominated the aclion by con necting on six of seven passes for 119 yards and the Yikes were forced to punt only once during the game Pincura also stood out, hitting two of his three passes. Frandsen caught three passes. good for 90 yards and the running game showed strength again with Valente the key figure Cypress sinks Sailors Centurions coast to 28-7 victory By JACK MINTE R Of .. o.11, l"I ... Slaff The Newport Harbor High football team found the end zone for the first time an the young season Friday night at Western lligh's Handel Stadium. However 1t was ll)Uch too late for Hank Cochr ane's Sailors as they had already spotted the Cypress Centurions a 28-0 lead. Cypress. with its 28-7 win over the Sailors is now 1-1, while the Sailors drop to 0-2 COCHRA NE'S TEAM, very green de- fensively <with 10 first year starters). was thought to have been ready to take on Cypress ·'I really thought we were better pre· pared to play them (Cypress). Even though I thought our defense played well. we just can't turn over the ball as much as we did tonight," Cochrane said. Newport onl y lost two fumbles anci had one interception in the game. however Cypress took good advantage of them. The first fumble by the Sailors led to a Cypress score early in the game and the other enabled Cypress to score in the final stan~a. "TURNOVERS and we lack a run- ning game." Cochrane added, "is where we have to improve and we -will ·· ,. A runrung game would certainly en- able quarterback Greg Selby to relax more The 6-3, 195-pound senior had to rely on his arm once more to give Newport any chance at all. rt was his 15-yard scoring strike to senior wide receiver Rob Perry with just 7: 14 left in the game that put Newport on the board. Selby drove the Sailors from their own 28-yard line downfield with several key passes to Perry. P E RRY CAUGHT Selby aerials of 21. 17 and 17 yards to set up the Sailors at the Cypress 15 Perry's catch and the extra point by Newport's Bud Coberly prevented the Sailors from being shut out Selby finished the night with 12 com- pletions of his 41 attempted passes for 195 yards Perry was his featured re· ceiver as he pulled down eight of the passes for 144 yards. Cypress scored once in each quarter with Leo Garand scoring from the four in the first quarter, quarterback Eric Morrell scampering for touchdowns of three and one yards in the second and third quarters and Morrell finding re- ceiver Mike Bowles for the final taJly with a three-yard pass. Bast captur~s 111otorc yc l ~ win Mike Bast of Riverside came from behind to catch Sterling Cogar of Costa Mesa to win the match race event in speedway racing at the Orange County Fairgrounds Friday night. Before a crowd of 4,329, Cogar cap- tured the handicap m ain over J im Lawson of Riverside and Tom Burba of Ga rd en Grove. Bast came back to take the scratch main. edging Dave Sims of Orange and Mike Curoso of Huntington Beach. Bast then bested Cogar in the two-lap match race. Bright, dependable 25 year old male with B .S. in Bus ine ss Administration . Look ing for challenging position as executive or right hand man In small company with prospects. Problem solving my specialty. 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But one thing Morris was able to g~ther from has team ·s spanking of San Clemente Fnday night at San Clement~ was lhttl his team is one ht.•ck of an explosive unit "I HAVE TO TIUNK that we can score from any point on the field," Morris said after watching his team dominate the Tritons in gaining their second win of the season agamst no losses. Indeed, the Sea Kings did prove that by marching 97 yards for their second touchdown midway through the second quarter Corona del Mar. bigger, fa ster and stronger than San C lemente. dominated both sides of the line The Sea Kings outgained the Tritons in total yards. 380·62. Senior running back Bill Bright was the workhorse, running for one touchdown and catching two others from senior quarterback Eric Woods. Woods, starting his first season at quarterback with the graduation of Clay Tucker last year, threw three touchdown passes an all and hit on 9 of I 2 passes fl>r 163 yards. THE GA ME WAS never in doubt as Corona del Mar marched to a 21 -0 halftime lead, then scored twice more in the third quarter, one on a 44 yard pass from Woods to Bright and the other on a 55-yard punt re- turn by Steve Patterson. Patterson scored the f inal touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 32 yard run. "'Woods is an exceµtional athlete - one of the best on our team ." said Morris ... We"rc very happy with the o v e r a 11 t c' a m e f f o r t t o n i g h t , p<Jrticularly the receivers. defensive ends and offensive line." San Clemente (0-2) was unable to generate a consistent offensive at· tack. though the Tri tons did advance to the Corona del Mar three-yard line in the second quarter before an in terception by John Hickman thwart ed the drive SAN CLEMENTE fumbled twice to kill drives as well. · Mlkt• Robilto and Tom Klosterman traded otr al quarterback for San Clemente through much of the first hulf but neither met with much sue· cess against a stingy Corona del Mar defense. Thal defense was led by llncbackers Rand y Reyes. Joe Palul·k and Jeff Case: comerback Corky Carpenter, who intercepted a pai.~ on San Clemente's first of- fen~ave series and linemen Shawn Yard, Scott Flemer, Troy Shaw, Mike Maez. Jim Crane and Eric Ludswagsl'n .. This has lo be a big confidence builder with Capistrano Valley next week," said Morris. "Nol taking anything away from San Clemente. they played hard. b.ut they were out· manned." PETE JOHANSON, a transfer stu· dent. was perfect on six PAT at· lem µts for Corona del Mar and kickl•d several deep kick offs to put San Clemente in poor fi eld position. Joey J_.ara. ill until this week, caught a rive-yard touchdown pass for the Sea Kings in the second quarlt'r "It was good to see Lara come back and get that pass." said Morris . San Clemente had to play without the ~ervices of starting quarterback John Weiser, out until next week with mononucleosis. Bright was the leading rusher an the game with 77 yards on 17 carries. Patterson had 76 yards on five car ries Thornpson ~on~? GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -Green Bay Packer Coach Bart Starr re· fused to either confirm or deny a re- port F'Fiday that Packer wide re- cei vcr Aundra Thompson was in- volved in the deal under which Green Ray would obtain All-Pro wide re· ce1vcr John Jefferson from the San Uiego Chargers. .. I'm not going to discuss any players because they are stall mem- bers of my team," he said. The Milwaukee Journal quoted . somt·one described as a highly plaeec.J source with one of the teams as saying that Thompson. and a f1rst-<Jnd second-round draft chf')ice would go to the Ch argers. 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Most or the evenln 1. however. If there are any psycholostcal tears left from lrvlna H11h's dl1utrou. 0·10 1eason of 1980, Coach Terry HenJgan wlll no doubt make sure they're aone next w~k when his VMqueros play their third pre-season game. "We came down here for a win. You're never happy with a Ue.'' be· moaned Henigan. whose Vaquero• opened the 1981 campaJ1n with a 28-2.5 verdict over Laguna Hills lut week. Chalmera, and Irvine QB Jim Gubo ten the rw1hln1 to their baclu. By KEN IUU. o1 ............... Lut week, Ocean View Hl1h football coach Ken Moala ln· dlcated th•t be wa1 very lm· preaaed With b.ls defenae, but wu concerned with his impotent olfente. 1'hanb lo some determined runnlne by sophomore Andre Willis and a weav· ing 29-y&rd touchdown run by Mlke Bondi with 9:40 remainln& In the game, Irvine High is now undefeated in two pre-season contests. Llkewlse, Artist Coach Walt Hamera, who wu watching his defendin1 South Coast League champions ln game ac· lion for the first time this season, wasrt't a ll that thrilled with the T he Vaqueros, after a aluali&b llut. llnally aot their attack ln cear lo the second quarter with WUUJ, a S.9, 140· ~und speedster and 1opbomore John Sall.nu doing most or the ball bandllna. WUU• capped a nlne·pl&y, 68-yard scoring drive With his one.yard bunt at 3:58 of the second quarter, and Jay Scott followed with the PAT ldck. That gave the Vaqueros an openln1. A charged-up d.efeue, led by defensive tackle S..Ve Scbw1cbtenber •• kept the Artists botUed up l.a their own end early ln the fou rth quarter. Followlnc an Artist punt , (be Vaqueros found themselvelt atarttrai a drive from the 50. c;tandoff. r Unfortunately for Henigan, a missed PAT attempt following Bondi's TD run prevented his Vaqueros from recording their second straight victory. With Laguna Beach fullback Damon Berryhill and halfback Beddie Arabe countering with short TD blasts, the Artists and Vaqueros settled for a 13·13 "l wish we had some recelv· ers," Hamera said. He does have a q u arterback, however, in senior Evan Ch almers. Chalmers connected on 8 of 24 passes for 129 yards; but several of his aerials -passes with big yardage written all over them -were mis· handled. Earlier in the quarter, the Artists engineered a 16-play, 80·)'atd drive, with Chalmers mixing up the plays. Illa favorite receiver during the drive was Joe Heneghan, who snared two puses ror Z7 yards. It took them Just four plays to even the score. with Bondi covering the final 29 with at least tour impreuive moves to dodge the Artist defenders. • "Irvine's come a million miles," Hamera said following the deadlocked contest. "That'• .a team that just doesn't fold a:fler being scored on like it used to.·· Ill Friday nfgbt 'a l08s to the w Quinta Azt,eca, the Seahawk de.- t ense held strong, while the of· tense allowed 10 poinu in a 16-0 verdict al Bolaa Grande. After a scoreless first quarter, Ocean View drove to the Arlee « yard line. On third and e, Seahawk Quarterback Jobn Heinle drilled a strike to split end Eric Reinholtz. but the ball went out ot his arms and wu in· lercepted by Tony Green. who returned it to the Ocean View 'W·Y ard line. ''John's a good passer," continued Jiamera. "He throws well and he knows Berryhill finally got the Artists on the board with his one-yard dive. He then added the PAT. • Added Irvine's Henigan. "We had the elfort tonight. We were trying." T he Artists forged ahead midway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...,."'="~ Delly .......... ..., Oleo199 ~ ~IGH-STEPPIN' Edison·s Theo Langford steps over the fallen body of Santa Ana High hnebacker Armando Enriquez during action Friday nig ht The Char gers blitzed the Saints. 45· 13. Moreland Russell Woodbridge tumbles, 7-6 Special to the DaUy Pilot Woodt\ridge High's Warriors had their first victory within grasp in their first-ever venture in varsity action Friday night, but Or ange Lutheran connected on a nine-yard scoring pass with 28 seconds remaining to pull out a 7-6 non-league fool· ball decision at Irvine High . "We had our chances," said Woodbridge Coach Gene N~ji. "But we had trouble doing anything with the ball and we really didn't used the clock as well as we should have." Flukes don't do what he's done LOS ANGELES <A P l -Fernando Valenzuela, the 20-year-old Mexican left-hander who has been the sensation of the 1981 major league baseball season, has equalled a record which has stood for 68 years -eight s hutouts in a rookie season . When the pudgy Dodgers hurler blanked Atlanta 2·0 Thursday night, his shutout total matched that of Ewell Russell, who did it for the Chicago White Sox in 1913. Valenzuela, who is expected to have three more starts before the season ends, has matched the record despite having 50 of the scheduled Dodger games canceled because of the baseball strike this summer. "He 's simply unbelievable." comme nted Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda. The opposition also was impressed. Atlanta first baseman Chris Chambliss, said, "What do you think he is, a fluke. Flukes don't do what he's done." Valenzuela put his record at 13·4, the first Na- tional Leaguer this season lo win that many games. His earned-run average is 2.36. In tying the rookie record, the southpaw walked two and struck out six , boosting bis major league leading mark in the latter department lo 162. Tillers lucky to top Trojans? By GREGORY MARSH Of .. Detty .......... Neither winning Coach Tom Nelson of the Tustin Tillers. nor los ing Coach Rick Curtis of the University High Trojans had much to say Friday night follow- ing Tustin's 7-0 victory over Uni in a non -conference game played at T uslin's Northrup Field. Curtis' s ilence was under· standable. He had just wilnessed his squad dominate the night's action onJy to see them come out the loser on the strength of Tu stin High's Jim Axelson's 74-yard pass interception return. over Norwalk last Friday. and Curtis had hoped the win over the Lancers would Instill a win· ning attitude in his team. The game's only score oc· curred with 3 :32 le ft until halftime. University found itself with excellent field position as they returned a Tustin punt eight yards to the Tiller 36. After a second down pass from starling quarterback Randy Meyers to Mike Miller moved the ball to Tustin's 23-yard line, Meyers tried to dump a screen pass to one of his backs. The play developed well. but de- fen s ive end Axelson stepped m front of the intended receiver and hauled down the pass before racin~ 74 yards. From there the Aztecs could only muster a 3S yard field goal by Jeff Cummings at the end or the half. In the third quarter. Ocean View had the ball at its own 46- yard line. Oo third and seven, He inle dropped back to pass, his pass was deflected and grabbed by Aztec defensive end Mike Martin, and he rambled 3S yards for the score. La Quinta scored a meaningless TD late in the fou rth quarter on a 14 -yard gallop by Mark Allred. Moats was mystified alter the showing by his potentially ex- plosive offense. "Our offense will drive to our opponents 20 or 30 -yard line, then stall. Last week we had too many holding penalties that kept driving us back. Tonight we had l oo man y ca ll s f o r un · s portsmanlike conduct (four on the night ) that hit us in critical situations ." Moats said. "Our defense is very satisfac- tor y, now if we can get our of· fense moving and scoring we will be able to contend." When pressed for some thoughts on the recently com- pleted game, the Trojans' first· year coach said, "I don't have anything lo say lo anybody right now." While Curtis understandably needs time lo get his t houghts in focus following what was ob- viously a demoralizing loss, Tuslin's Nelson was quiet for another reason. "There simply isn't much you can say after that win" he said. "We'll def· initely take the win. We're one Dodgers 'benChed' Johnny helps Reds to 5-4 win lucky team." '- One needn't rely on Nelson's few words to reaJize how lucky the Tillers were to escape with th e vic to r y as the game's statistics clearly illustrate the situation. Tustin completed the game having accumulated only 33 yards in total offense (all of it on the ground) and gained only two rirst downs in the entire game - both of those coming on the game's first possession. T he Tillers had difficuJly mov· ing the ball last week also in their 27-7 loss to Mission Vi ejo. University, meanwhile, was coming off an easy 20·0 victory LOS ANGELES GP> - Johnny Bench slammed a two- run pinch homer with one out in the top of the ninth to lift the Cincinnau Reds to a 5·4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night. Ron Oester cpened the Reds' . ninth with a single and one out later Bench, batting for winning pitcher Joe Price, 6·1, lined his seventh homer into the left field seats. The blow came off loser Dave Stewart, 4·3, who had not al· lowed the Reds a run in nine previous appearances against them. The Dodgers had broken a 3-3 tie with an unearned run in the bottom of the eighth when Dave Lopes sin~led. went to third on Capo Valley blitzed By TERRY WIDTE Of .. Delly ...... , ..... T h e Espera n za Aztecs avenged last year's Central Con· ference championship loss to Capistrano Valley with a con· vincing 41·0 victory Friday night at the losers' field. Pacing the Aztecs was running back Henning Peterson. who scored four touchdowns and had 256 yards on 19 carries. Peterson's first touchdown came on a 33-yard run with 8:46 remaining in first quarter to put Esperanza in front, 7-0. In the second quarter, Peterson scored his second touchdown on a one-yard plunge to increase the Aztecs' lead to 21-0. Peterson had 95 yards in 13 carries at the half. In the third quarter, Peterson continued his rampage by romp· ing for 35, 41 , and 19-yard runs in his first three carries of the second half. The 41 yard run was also his third touchdown of the evening, giving Esperania an in· surm ountable 28-0 lead. Peterson scored his fourth and final touchdown on a 53-yard run with 7:30 remaining in the final quarter. Quarterback Ed Lydic com· pleted 9 out of 13 passes for 00 yards and threw two touchdown passes for Esperanza. Price's wild pick-off throw and came home on a sacrifice fly by pinch-hitter Regg!e Smith. George Foster slugged his 20th home run leading off the Cincln· nati secood against Los Angeles starter Bob Welch. The Dodgers took a 3-1 lead in the fourth against Cincinnati starter Frank Pas tore with the help of Rlck Monday's two-run homer. T he Reds tied the score in the seventh, collecting four con· seculive hits after two outs. Joe Nolan doubled to start the rally and Oester singled him home. Pinch-bitter Larry Bittner and Dave Collins followed with s ingles to produce the lying run. Sea Kings gain water polo semis LONG BEACH -Junior Dave Im bernino and senior Larry Jacobs scored seven goals each as Corona del Mar High tallied two victories to vault into the semi-finals of the Moore League water polo tournament Friday. With Imbemino scoring four goals and Jacobs three, the Sea Kings outlasted Los Alamitos, 12·11 in the first game. In the second, with Jacobs scoring four goals a nd Im· bernino three, the Sea Kings trounced Buena, 14·5. The victories, which r an CdM's record to 3-0 for the year, set up a semifinal match with Downey today (11:30 a.m.) at Millikan fllgh. The victor will go on to meet the winner of the Wilson-Millikan contest. The Warriors. playing with juniors and sophomores only, held a 6·0 halftime lead by virtue of a two-run plunge by John Schroeder. with less than six minutes in the half. Woodbridge rambled 56 yards on its scoring march, highlighted by a 24-yard pass to Rudy Figueroa and a 19-yard strike to Willie Coffey from quarterback Bill Russell. Wolverines hope they can turn the tables But a bad center snap on the extra point spoiled the attempt and Woodbridge was forced to settle for its six-point bulge. Still, it appeared the Warriors were on their way to a victory as Orange Lutheran finally got possession with 1 :45 remaining and 53 yards separating it from paydirt. Quarterback Jeff Heinlein completed three passes lo Nathan Neben for gains of 14, 14 and 17 yards, then he went to Steve Cornell from nine yards out on the left side. Mike Bathke kicked the PA 1'' and the Lancers were home Cree. Defensively the Warriors were led by J ohn Moreland's two fumble recoveries, in addition to fumble recoveries by Tim Codde and Russell. Figueroa intercpeted a pass to help t.tie de· fense contain Orange Lutheran, but in the end, the Lancers won it with their passing game. Woodbridge was guilty or 14 penalties for 120 yards, which also put· a lid on the Warriors' attack. UCI poloists split UC Irvine's young water polo tea\D split a pair of gam es in its own tournament Friday. The Anteaters. behind the scoring of John Vergas (three goals) and George Robertaoo (two), whipped Cal State Fullerton ln the first game, M . UCI was then beaten by a strong UCLA squad, 7·5, in the second. Vargas added two more 1oala qalaat the Bruins, but It wasn't enouah. The split left the Anteaters needing a vtctory over San Francisco State thls momlo.: (10:20) at Newport Harbor HiCh In order to quallf y for the cbamplonarup round. · No. 1 Notre Dame vs . No . 10 Michigan highlights television.action today By HOWARD L. HAl'(DY Of tM Deity,..._. St.ft Mi chigan Coach Bo Schembechler hopes to turn the tables on first-year Notre Dame Coach Gerry Faust today. Last week, before the season started, Schem· bechler's Wolverines were rated No. 1 In the coun· try and were upset by Wisconsin. This week it's Notre Dame on top. Schembechle r says he will stick with sophomore quarterback Steve Smith despite the loss. It will be seen here on Channel 7 beginning al 10:30. <Game time ie 10:50). Otherwise, there's baseball with the Angels at Toronto <Channel 5, 10:30) and the New York Yankees at Boston <Channel 4at11:15). For the motorcycle buffs. Balboa's Bruce Penhall will t;>e seen winning the World cham· plonsrup at Wembley, England by tape delay on CBS Sports Saturday <Channel 2 at 3:30). Following are the top sports events on °TV to-day. Ratings are: I ./ ./ / excellent; I .t 1 worth watching; 11 fair; I foroet It. 10:30 a.m ., Chennet 5 { ANGELS BASEBALL: Anvelsat TOf"onto. AMOWKeri: Don Orvsdale, Bob Starr and Ron Falrly. The Anvels, IOMrs In 11 Of th4tlr past 12 games, wlll Mnd K~ Forsch (11·7) to the mound In en et· tempt to stoP their terrible skid, which hes left them nine games behind Kansas City Ind In lest place In the Amerlc;an Leeou. West. The Blu. Jays wlU counter with J im Clancy (S.10). 10:30 a .m., Chann~ 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dame a t Michigan. Announcers: Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles. This oame could once aoaln chanoe the No. 1 rat· Ing for the second straight week. Michigan was up- ended last week by Wisconsin and Notre Dame has moved Into the No. 1 spot. But Wolver ine Coach Bo Schembechler savs he won't panic. He will stkk with ~ophomore quarterback Steve Smith WhO completed only 3 of 18 passes and had three Intercepted last week. Flrs't vear coach Gerry Faust Of Notre Dame has an offensive system that provides fOf" a variety of weapons with Blair Klel, a sophomore, expected to start at quarterback. ~ • 11:15 •.m., Channet 4 .( { { BASEBALL: New YOf"k Yankees at Boston. Announcers: Al Michaels and Bob UKktr. The Yankees' Aon Guidry (11·3> wlll battle Boston's Mike TOf"rez (8·2) es the battlt In the AL East llQhtens. No less than five tRms ere within two games Of the top. OTHER TELEYtstOH 9 :~ a.m. (9) -HARNESS HOOP8UTS. 2 p.m. (4) -waSTERN OUTDOORSMAN Segments tnclUde a trip to the Jackton Holt vellty In Wyoming. 2:30 p.m. (2) -NflL'S BEST EYER. 3 p.m. (9) -BOXING. 3:~ p.m. (2) -CU lflOAYS SATURDAY - The ninth running of the Marlboro Cup1 a 11h -mile race for three-year~lds and up, taped In New'York. Also: The World Speedway Motorcycle cham· plonshlps, taped in London with Balboa's Bruce Penhall as the winner. And an update of the sports scene with host Brent Musburger. · S p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW ANO PREVIEW. 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Women'• YOlleyball COU.Eoa SM Oleea SUltit f1Wlut ..... I ~...., UCLA def. U1all, IS-3. IS.7 UCLA def. C.I 51411• Fullerton. IS.II, l~IO UCLA dtl. "--•dlM, IS.I, lS-1 Arlron• dtl. UC Irvine, IS.II, IS... Porll-St.C•dtf UC lrvlne, IS.10, IS.12. UC S....ta Bertlere def UC lrvlne, IS.t , IJ..11 Balboa Yecht Club LITTU! CK.O u.01•1 ••oAnA ...... ,...A 1 J -Kenny, Sen o i..,; t . Ooratllv W....ler, SOYC; I. Pam L"'4tey, $0YC .............. I J -'--41, N•..,., YC, 2 S... Br-. ABYC, J.J_L_,aa1-. ...... ,....< I, Joya Quftleell, BYC; J a.J Wllllb, ave.> ·-·K-.SOYC ...... lffaot.A ,I. M. Galtow.y, Kini H..-YC. ~ ....... I Kev a.-.. ICHYC;' oi-J ....... KHYC. I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. September 19, 1981 r------- THE t ' \'91L \' C'IR C l'~ by 811 Keane "Oh boy! We have enough good stuff left to hove another garage sale next week!11 '' un1 \Dl Kt: by Brad Anderson BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VI P) "Golly, George, I seem to &e all thumbs today." Hank Ketchum i I ~~"'.--._, J , . P[A~l'TS • HEY, STUPID CAT WHO LIVES NEXT DOOR ... ,,_,, I AAVE A SLIVE~ IN MY PAW ... CAN YOU MELP ME ? -------- ii by Charles M. Schu lz '™AT'S ONE WAY OF DOIN6 IT .. ME REMOVED ME FROM THE SLIVER ! c·--·--.. Tl'llBLE"EE DS by Tom K. Ryan .:THA'T' ~IN C'A0Se5 OUR PA'fliS 10 CROSS! I WISH THAT CUTE T IM ID K ID WOULD GET UP T HE N ERVE TO SAY H E LLO ! l .. NO/ 10 MWllON HEJ...PING-ME: 10 L.OCmE ¥OtJR PA1H! by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie Bushmllle r c • .,._ ..... si.-... ~ 3 1 GOROO by Gus Amela "Will you come down 1f Dadoy gives you a package of wieners?" If th1c; 1s such a n1zy restaura11t where's the counter? by Harold Le Doux MEANWH ILE IN A Nt(•lll llUf> ON lHE FRENCH ~IVlERA OWNINC:, A PE.T IS IDEAL FOR SINGL£ PEOPLE • WE HAVE. COMPANIONSHIP W ITHOUT THE. HAS5LE OF AAISINCT A FAMILY © l~I Uoll•d FetlUI& SY'"l"tle inc ACROSS 58 Boring loolt UNITED Feature Syndlcale ANo1~fR VICTIM, UNCLE WILLIE .' 1 Embrolde<Y 60 Bllnd alleyt Friday's Puzzle Solved loop 63 Rosters ~1.,...4 1--1--1--1-- 6 Comply 68 Totality 11 Burro 67 Immature 14 ldollle lnMC1• 15 Fabric 68 Spanish city 16 Howeve< 69 Wield 17Flbef 70 Helmet 18 Half-like 71 Off. wcrt• 20 Aeslralned DOWN 22 Hemp 1 Equallly 23 lrrlt11e 2 01'1 In I IOllg 25 Turkish coin 3 F1nllhed 28 Baaet>aller 4 Window ROie 5 -eger 29 Stool 8 Incriminate 30 Lattice 7 T Ike hold ol 32 M«rtc unit 8 Trfflt a.. Rich city: 9 Upon: Pref. 33 Spenllh 48 MIT grid 2 WOtdS 10 Ash queen 50 Music gp. 39 Unity 11 Olptecl1te 35 Che« word 51 Oar 42 Legltlat0t 12 E. lndlltl City 38 Reiterslol\al 52 P11r01 43 AcademlC 13 EleOltlCe 37 e.towor 53 Turi 4& Where Aocre 19 Flangt 38 Praying 55 Herd 11 21 81ffc)( llgurt 57 -up: 48 F'oola 23 Dlra 40 Check Llv9n1 49 Germen tttll 24 Stttlghten 41 Fenn 59 ~ 50 S«plnt• 2t Winge bulldlng 81 Ort> &4 lmtltCHt 21 ~ 44 Oraogt 82 01'• mllldrop 55 GoMlp 30 Dl'tft llqueur ... Hgt. '--,,__,,__ !It ShoYlt 31 Melodlll 41 Drenched t6 Aldi. ..... -... . . ... .. ..-.... ... . . by Ferd & Tom Johnson cur THAT 1 OUT, MOON. •·t ~9' ,. M l~kERBEt\ ~ NO<>..I CO<V\IN6 up I 400'U . .SEE OJH~E OUR RJLlBACK WA5 INJURED! ~ CAt-.l SEE HIM &:JING DOWN Rf&HT iHE~ ~ by Tom Bat1uk by Kevin Fagan l'M \IJR11"1N& ~ ~o~c, foR . ASK HE:R I F S He '(...Lo, J OIN ME: FOR A P~INK , FRE:D HEY, MR .... Ll:ZZJE 1S LO&I HE.R GUM AGAIN ~ Wf;Nt1'1. 5 0 I H E:Y CAt...t... IHIS Pt...AC 5 "IHe JOCK5 Y c 1.-ue, ·· S H? , . . ., ·- •• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Soturday, Se~tomber 19, 1981 81 Ret111n to the gold standard has time come? Some experts scoff, but pressure mounting from conservative economists for monetary policy change WASHINGTON <AP> - Mainstream analysts may sputter or laugh but a small and increasingly l~uentlal group of conservative econ om ls ts Is pressing for a return lo a na- tional gold standard. It's the best way, they say. to stop inOalion's erosion of the dollar. Heavy gold coins wearing out your pants pockets? A bag of ye llow dus t to pay your mortgage? Don't snort too soon. Some of th~se economists are the folks who brought you President Reagan's big three-year tax-rate cut -another idea once widely scorned. tin s ure that tls report wUI be no full scale r ecommendation for the gold stand21rd, But it could conceivably go part way And the "'gold bugs " are assured of getting more public attention. Their theory has ft that U.S. economic ~roblems are largely due to the F ederal Reserve Board 's in a bil i t y o r unwillingness t o control the supply of currency and credit, or to investors' unwillingness to believe that the Federal Reserve and the admini:.tratJon will keep trying to do the 1.ame, no matter what When the money supply grows t oo quickly with money printed to finance the burgeoning national debt, for example inflation must result , they contend the United Stutes, for all prac money supply dutlt'l> would bt: tical purposes, went off gold. greatly d11111n1i.hl·ll b) u n~w und A big portion or the world's direct link hd Wt'l'll "old and thc l'Ur rent m ining of gold IS JO doll ar enough goldtosupportthe paper Sout h Africa and the Soviet O ut s id e 11 u p po r t e r s 1n dollars and coins in circul ation Union Either nation could cause elude l'<·onom1~t Arthu r Laffer That way. they sny, the money considerable m1sch1ef to the and flpp J Jt'k Kl'mp, R-N Y., supply could not e xpand any U S. economy by suddenly haJt· the prime urch1tt•c l und a maln quicker than the supply of gold ing gold sales or by using it lo popularizer of tht-'"s upply side" whiuh has grown at an annual buy up doll ars. idea that tax cub can 11ay for rate of about 2 percent over the -America's balance ·of themselves liy t•ncouraging in· years paymeqts deficit in 0 11 last year vestment. an 11lio.1 R<·a~an em- The plan is simple, although was just over $79 billion. What if bruC'eio.. the commission will discuss the Organization of Petroleum \ h1g qut•st 1110 1-. "h1•rc the quite a few variations, including Exporting Co untries decided to pn•s1dcnt co1111•-. do\\n 011 this is how direct the link should be and demand gold in pay ment? i.u(• l flo's ... a11l ,1 1111 of va~uf'ly wh ether a paper dolla r could be Other, more technical. prob· support'' t' th111~s ... ut'h <1!> when supported by less than a dollar's I em s concern set pricing of he waio. Jl>kl'd rc<·t•nlly al>out one worth of gold gold too high a price wouJd t•nt hu...a,1l>t 's µr<'rlH·tion that a re· A number or economists say fuel inflati on. too low a pn ce turn to the gold ... 1.1nrl.1r<I could the gold bugs may have a point. would depress bus iness. luwcr 1nlt•n•st ratt'S frum the But it's a point accompanied by 6 Backers of a gold st andard 17 20 p<·n-ent rangt• to :1 percent. a lot of promises They say: say the technical problems can Tm old t•nough to remember A direl'l gold standard can be solved by fin e.tuning and that "hC'n thl'~' w1•n· <1t :1 pen·ent and fi ght in flali<>n but can a lso foreign powers simply wouldn't '-'<'\\('rt• on a gold -.tJndard.' he ham per r ecovery from a r e-have the clout some people fear. <111-;~ e11·d cession wht•n it mi g ht be The 17·member group appears But ii<· ha' abu ... :11d h• '-'Ill NEWS ANALYSIS SUPPORTS CHANGE Dr Arthur Lafler With the Reagan economic plan ready lo go into effect Oct. l , some of the pr esident's most ardent "supply-side" supporters are arguing that a gold-based monetary system is essential to bring down the inflation and high inte rest rates s tifl ing the economy. The new U.S. Gold Commission contains enough s keptics lo So take the rems out of the Fed 's hands, they say,, Set a specific dollar price for an ounce of gold and agree to redeem anyone's dollars for a specific amount of the shiny metal And require the government to keep necessar) to boost the money to be dominated by gold foes, in wait fur the <on1mt:-.l>11111 " n ·c- supply to 1gn1te in vestment. It duding three Federal Reserve ommc•1Hlatio11s twfor1• 111aking was during the Depression that governors wh ose now-critical up his rrnnd Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlighcenmenc In This Generacion --~-~+~ ~.,.., ~ (, c,O You can help your newsPdDer • carrier c o1tec 1 at t imes convenient to you by 11dV•ng your money ready so lhe earner won 'lj e to call bdck Because th• young person is in bus1nes for h1msE>lf or herself please o~dy -and watch that big SIT'•le wt11ct1 says Than-. you Daily Pilot AMERICA STILL WORKS- DOESN'T IT? 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Destina- tion · unknown ·'I caught my first freight when I was 12, running away from home," said Jackson His traveling companion, 54-year· old Tom Yarbrough, said the men were sleeping 1n an abandoned railroad car north of downtown. They were visibly nervous at an in· truder's approach, and said their big- gest worry was younger hobos and the yard police. "Those yard dicks or bulls." said Jackson, "some of them are pretty tough .. It is W F . Mood y's job as special agent for the Fort Worth & Denver Railway to keep hobos off trains. To him , hobos are transients and tres passers "they are warned to 1€.'ave a tram on the first encounter and jailed if necessary. "W~ have had 90 some-odd thjs month," Mood> said ··No telling how many get by us." lie said the normal trespasser count on the railroad's North Yard is 20 to 40 per month ·'The old hobo \\>hat we consider a hobo g1 ves us no trouble," Mood y said. "The onl y time they do g 1 vc us trouble 1s when they are drunk." Trainmen have been mugged and robbed in Fort Worth by younger hobos. he said "These hobos are not like they used to be." Jacks'on said. "They rob you, knock you in the head and tear up your junk. It's hard to keep a decent hobo Jungle anymore .·· Older bums traveling alone and weaponless are asking for trouble. he sa1c1 "\'ou better have company," Jackson said "You better carry a gun if you can " In Fort Worth, where 12 major rail llnea lnter1ect In a mlxtn1 bowl of tracks and y11rd1, Jackson eaUmated there are perh11p1 50 Junatea or en- campments and about 500 hoboa. •'Anywhere you find a railroad track. there Is an encampment," Moody said. "It may have as many as 15 to 20 hobos sometimes." Inhabitants have included the once- famous or well-to-do. Jim Womack . ass istant chief special agent for the Missouri· Kansas-Texas Railroad Co., said two hobos at a Dallas yard were a physi· cian and a pro(essor of history at a northern university. "They 'd had it with their families," Womack said. "When they ran out of money, they'd wash dishes somewhere." Jackson, rolling a cigarette in the shade of an empty boxcar, said the hazards of riding the rails are still outweighed by its pleasures. Hobos consider hitchhiking more dangerQus than hopping frf!ights. ··1t is like riding the Greyhound." he s aid. "You leave the driving to someone else." He has lost track of the number of times he crossed the Continental Divide by train Some hobos are frustrated railroad enthusiasts "I always wanted to be an I engineer." said Roy Anderson. 45. "But I couldn't do it · In the eighth grade. I had lo drop out." He said a love for railroading led i · him to ride the rails nine years ago That was when, he said , he "lost the wife and kids over drinking." Now hoboing is a way of life. "I trust a train better than anybody." Anderson said. He s houldered hi s sack of clothing and food and walked down the tracks. Poison again? 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CQNTINENTAL E)IVIDE All AM3UN ~)()ft HCONllNENTAL D1Vt0£" w1thALLEN GOORWITZ Wntttn by LAW1'ENCE KASOAN OlrMCJr al f'ttolotplphy JOftN l.\ILlY · Mulirt by MIOiAEL S~f\U. ~IM ProduM's STEVV-1 SMEl.&e.llC and tDNmlllU.STaN f"') ~by IOI WtSON. Dlr«Md byMIOIAll APT!D I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19, t 981 C l Lungwarts leads the field It was a tough week for the pacesetters, but five of the also rans found it more to their liking as Lungwarta led all contenders with 10 points and four others below the top quartet registered nin~ apiece. Meanwhile, neither TRIVIA By TT Max Sand Fraley nor Barbara Delgado could man age m o r e t h a n seven, holding their co- leader~hip only because their closest pursuers fared even worse. With just two columns to go in Trivia Bowl XXlll, it's still a two--horse race. Try these on for size as we try to determine a leader in that persistent logjam at the top. 1. Before making it in show business. Raymon Lee Cr amton doctored his name a bit, changing it lo what? 2. What comic strip char acter uses the ex- pression "Gloryosky"? 3. Name the talk show personality who once played a clown on T V's .. Big Top." 4. The sinking of a U.S. gunboat by the J1lpanese set off an international incident in 1937. Name the boat 5. We all know that Popeye said "l am what I am." But what Shakespearean character said. "I am not what I am ?" 6. His great aunt was the real Anna who in· s pired the Deborah Kerr character in "'The King and I?" He gained fame as an actor. Name him. 7. Only one baseball player has started an All· Sta r Game at fi ve different positions . Name him . TRIVIA BOWL XXlll STANDINGS 1 Mu V. Knife 171 1°'1-1 ..... ,. Oe'OotOO "' 10."" 1 T-•~161 t 101 S. Tr~yGOdlrey U> ttv. •. £d SclVnlrler l•I tt ! l erry"s Lucky Eleven '" •• 4 Lllft9'WM1• 1101 • ti I Over tr.. Hiii o..,. ltl ""' I He n< f Prlot CJ) IJ 9 0... -e Time Ctl ti 10 Tiie G,_ UI ~II> 11 "RI<~ Wer-11"') Ill> • HO ENTRY RECIEl\IEO hell Of 1 .. c w:ore ••••- 8 Paul Espenshade show!. up in what play'> 9 Tucked into the title song of a major musical is the title of a Ned Simon play Naml' l a) the musit"al and ( b > the play 10 Jim and his wife v.en• headl•d for a big clash, and IJ lapsl' or liming v.ould lw fatal tn what mov1c'1 Last Week's Answers I Xavier Cugat 1 name change I 2. Foghorn Leghorn 1 c•artoon chic·kt.>n 1 3 M;.irriage in "Gypsy'· 1 one more or less 1 4 Rosalynn Carter < first lady"s. quote> 5 '"Today is Tonight•· 1 Harlow novt•I l fl PITS <Adams· agency> 7 Jerr~ West c Zeke 1 , 8. "Deathtrap" c lfrli?a Ten Oorpi 9 (a> Ort. t I. ct» the Ho\'er Qoys I· tair Weather"> 10. '"Tht• Musw Man' 1mov1l· riddle I rSend your answers lo TRIVIA co the Daily f'llot, Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 All £'111nes must be recr11•ed by Wednesda14 , otheru•1se hall the player's last scort• U'rll be awarded1 Fil01 business has best surnnier ever HOLLYWOOD <AP) -More people forked over more inflated dollars at movie theaters this summer than ever before. but the results for the fi rst eight months of 1981 have yet lo achieve the success of previous bellwether years, a newsp aper reported. According to a computerized box offi ce sampl- ing by Variety, Memorial Day-Labor Day returns amounted to $1.16 bilU on on estimated ticket sales of 400 million. The previous summer box offi ce record was $960 m illion. set in 1978 when 391 ,._, ... ,_ ... ,_ a:ll.,.. ,_ To love a stranger is easy. EYE OF' THE NEEDLE UHi no AllTIITI 1!J 1'111, e:•, MT--· -NOW 11 THJI TIM& POR HDOU YIQ'.tllY ~ Ml-1:11, -· 1e:• ""LUNCH WAGON"" ··1MPAOP£R CHANNELS"' 1'111. ..... 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I:• wn..-.,., ~"L "BODY , HEAT" Pllll.fl•l.-l&T-••·-'"M• Orange COut DAILY PILOT/Saturd,y, September 19, 1981 'Sammi Smith starting again By IOE EDWARDS -~ .... ..._ NASHVILLE. Tenn .. -Samml Smith has made h through the ni1ht. Mlss Smith, who recorded the Kris Kristof· rereon classic "Help Me Make It Throu1h the Nlchl" 10 years ago, is back near the lop of the country music cha rts aft.er long ni1ht1 of medlocrily. "It's like starting all over again," says Miss Smith, 38, whose current hit ls "Sometimes I Cry Wh en I'm Alone." After "Help Me Make It Through the Night" sold lflore t han 2 million copies. w as voted single of 1he year by the Country Music Associa· lion and won a Gr ammy award, her career sput· tered. She was offered recording material with the same sound and same message as "Help Me Make lt Through ·the Night." It was the musical egui!_alent of being typecast in Hollywood. ~very song seemed like it <'Help Me Make It T•~gh the Night· l." she says. "They had the same basic Idea, but they weren't as good. With a hit that big, people have a tendency to identify you with a ballad to the exclusion of everything else." "It was boring to me," she says . "I can im· agine· \ljibat it was like to O\e poor people hearing thefb.t · • A year ago, she changed record labels and new preducers Phil Bau@ and Buddy Emmons helped her hit the chaffs again with a fresh sound: / GALLIPOLI DISCOVERED "Absorbing, moving, deeply felt and brilliantly .. photographed." -JllCk Kroll NEWSWH I\ "Ambitious. SWeeplng. A s&Qaularty lntalllgent enter· talnment. A milestone In the career of the talented Peter Weir." _.,. ... n rnomas Los•NGEtEs 1 "'es •Thf ~est picture of the year. A ftlUSt·S88." -MM••vn eec• Syno.:11eoco1um•"" "A rich, comple~, deeply movjng film, be&ttlf ully photographed and intelligently directed." HO..wlf·J IC,·U•I WO"EN s Wfl'll Dl'•l• , . 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WhlHI on lout. • T tXU oountry- _,.,,, alng« becot'l*I lnYO!Wd with the MducitlYe dtughl« ot nla tldtlilelt even though nt 11111 lovtt hla atty·•t·t>otnt Wiie 'PG' 8:40. STAR TMK 8:001 AAINIOWPATCH COMMUNITY fUD8ACI( Ho91~ Fttnlftelo Ot1 RIO m VIEWPOINT ON HUTAITION i IOMMER SEMUTER OR. 8NUGOLE.8 MOVIE * * * "Ltt Glrla" ( t!IS7) o-Kelly. Mllll G1yno1 An Amerle11n muale•I allow hits lht European clroult When compllc•tlon• 1tl1t CB) CONSUMER Rf PORTS PMSEHTS: THE SHOP AROUND SHOW Topic& Include aoapa, bfMltlNI ctr••I: ICt ere•m and motorcyci.. C)MOVIE ***'It "B•n..,u" I tll71) Woody Allen. LoUIH Lustr A product test••· bored wltfl 1111 •V«)'d•y routine. goes 10 • small Lalin American country •nd *omes • dletator 1 during • polltlcal uphH v•I 'PG' 1:08 0 STAR TREK 1:111G) FILMSTHATTEACH 8:20.NEW8 8:30 SUMMER SEMESTER II Qt) THE FLINTSTONES 8 PACESETTERS Host· L•rry McCormlek U DAVEY AND OOLIATH m SP£AKOUT ., ROMPER ROOM fla CAPTIOfojEO A9C NEWS Cl) VOICEOF AORICUL'T\mE 9 rrs YOUR BUSINESS (IDMOVIE • * 'n "Honeysuckt11 Rou" ( 1980) Wiiiie Nelson, Dyan C•nnon While oo tour, a Texas couolry· western linger become• lnvolv-9 with the M<lucllve dMignter of 1111 sldel<lek ,..,, though he 11111 loYM his stay-al·llome wife 'PG' cm MOVIE * * "Cll9tge 01 T,,. MO<l- el T's" ( t9791 Lou•• Nye. Herb Edelman During WO<ld War I. a German IPY eaecutn a plan to -ken Iha American war •tt0<1 by encour~lng Villa Nuava and his band ol ~Ras lo mak• relda on ,,,. Mtxk:an b<>rdtr 'G' 7:00 I) DUSTY'S TAEEHOUSE 0 8IO BLUE MAR8lE 8 SUPER FUN HOUR U DAVEY ANO OOUA TH m TVAHA80UT fli) YOGA FOR HEAL TH Cl) TV-8 l OOKS AT L.EARNINO ®J RICHIE AICH I scooeYooo 7:30 I) MARLO ANO THE MAOIC MOVIE MACHINE D Q!SMURFS 0 Oft SNUOOLES U OIGOLESNOAT HOTEL m NEWS Cl) REBOP (R) fD U.S. CHRONICLE Cl) A880TT ANO COSTELLO 014THANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP Of' MAOIC Tony Randall no111 lho1 eatrav•ganza •• lnterna- tlon•I matters of lllutloo oerlO<m lneredlblt rNtS 8:00 II Cl) KWICKY KOAL4 9 THE RIFLEMAN ' 8 QI) FOHZ I L4VEANE & SHIRLEY HOUR U MOVIE * * "GrNI Guna" (19'1) St•n uurel, Ottvar H•rd)' m BEWTTCHED Cl) SPECIAL PEOPLE fJD REBOP (R) ~MOVIE • * * "The Count Or Mont• Cristo" (1934) Rob· ert Donat, Ellau Landi Sued on Ille noY91 by Alt11•ndr• OumH An Innocent men unJu1Uy lmprlaoned for 20 Y9•" malt .. • d•rlng eac.pe lo wrnlt revenge on the men rMpOnalblt. (J)MOVte * * • "The Runner Stum· blea" ( 1979) Dick Van Oyt<e. K9thleen Oulnlen. A C•ttloltc pr!Mt 11 tried 1or the murd« o4 • nun with wnom n. 11a<1 l>Mrl tua- pected of h•Ylng an 1ffelr 'R' t:ao8CI)~ II QI KID 8Ull'ER ll'OWIA HOUfl I ~T1'0l • • * "Theatre Of BIOOd" (1013) Vlncen1 Prloe, Olen• Rigo. wnen he fM to 1 rectllle • oowted -•d for hi• 11age perfonnanc- CHANNR LISTINGS 8 KNXT CC8Sl 8 KNBC INBCI e KTL.A (Ind.) e KABC (ABCI 8 KFM8 (C8Sl 8 l(HJ·TV (Ind.I 0 l(CST IABCI • l<TIV Clnd.) e KCOP·TV (Ind.I f e KC!T (P8$) e ICOCE (P8SI • BOWSER MEETS BUTTONS -J on Bauman of Sha·Na-Na joins a rock and roll panda on the premiere of "The Rain· bow Patch" th1s morning at 6 on Chan- nel 4. H , • cunning Slult· ttpNrtln llCtO< decldtt 10 mwd« hi• cntk:a I OUIPASA,U.8.A.7 UFE AROUND US CONIUMEA ~PAE8Dff8: THI 8"0P AROUND 8HOW Topi~ Include soap1, b<Mklul ~Ml, lee cream •nd motoroyolel OMOVIE • • "Di• l aughing" ( 1980) Robby Benton. Charlea Durning. A aongwrltlng cab driver 11 •l<led by • aman monlley In proving lllmMtr lnnoc;ant ot • murd., Cfl•rge. 'PG' 9:00 f) Cl) 8UG8 BUNNY I AOAOR\MNEA 0 VOYAOETOTHE 80TTOM Of' THE SEA 8 RICHIE RICH I acooeYooo ti) VOICEOf' AOAICUl TURE fiD NOVA 9 OOLDIE OOLD I THUNOARR 9:30 0 a SPACE STARS CJ HARNESS HOOFBEATS Hosts; Robin Burnt. Relph Slr11co- Q) VOICEOF AORICUL TURE (R)MOVIE •*'A "Batlle Beyond Tiie St•rs" ( t980) Rlch•rd Tnomaa. John Suon A rapreaanl9tlve ol 11 galactic alll11nee rounds up a mol· Illy group ol space w•rrlOrs to tllwan ,,,. achemH of a ruthless conQuerer 'PG' 10:00 D AMERICA'S TOP TEN 8 SUl"•A HIEllO l"UN HOUll l"AllT 1 U WILD, WILD WORLD Of'ANIMALB Q) MOVIE * •0A "The Last Oay1 Of Pompefr ( 1960) St•v• Reeves. Christina K•ul· m•nn. tm Vll<INOll m VOTER'S PIPELINE @ SUP£R FUN HOUR (C)MOVIE • • "Gel Charil• Tully" ( 1976) Dick Eme<y, Oanen NHbllt A swindlef con5 thousand• ol doll•ra lrom an llah.., Grime bou •nd mak.s his getaw•y In drag With 1he mob In 1101 pur- sull. 'PG' (S)MOVIE * * 1lr 'loo "The High And The Mighty" ( t954) John Wayne, Claire Tr•vor An •lrpl9ne willl 22 passen- ger• •bO•rd runs Into dao- ger en route to S•n Fr•n· CISCO. t0:30 ID (I) POPEYE u a SPIDER-MAN 9 BASEBALL Callf0<nle Angela at T oron- 10 Blue Jr,s 0 COLL•O• l"OOTaALL Holre De,.,. .i Mlclll .. ,, U WILD, WILD WORLD OFANIMAl..8 81 WE'AE MOVIN' fl) COOKING MEXICAN m UNO£R THIS SKY 'Ellza~h Cady Stanton In K1ns11" Tn.11ory of Stan- ton •nd lier friend Susan B Anthony'• •xper\tnces drumming up 1UPl)Of1 lor women's rlghls In the Kan. au counlrytlda In 1867 Is 104d fR) C)MOVIE * 11' "Oh Godl Book fl" ( 1980) Georg• Burns. Suanne Pleshett• God return• to Eerth •nd choose• en lnnoc•nl young glrl to sprffd the maaHg• 11111 He atlll exists. though sh• I• 1he only per1011 who c•n •ctu· •lly -Him 'PG' 11:00 I ()) llACQTAR • 8BASE8AJ.L:AN INSIDE LOOK U WILD, WILD WORLO Of'ANIMAUI m 80ULTIWN • MAGIC Of' OIL ll'AINTlHO 11:11ll81A8E8All Haw Yorlt Y•nll••• et .......... '°"' l1:J0 8 Cl) TARZAN I LONE IWGl!.f' G WILO, WILD WORLD OflANIMA.L.8 I NAIHVILU MUllC THI GAMMAS ARE OOUINOI • ..VAOAFAUOVT: THIHOTYRAM Renchera end realdenta Of Nev•d• rtl•I• 1torlel of wlwlt ftllOut trom abc>w- ttle-grouncl nuolM( bomb let11 oonduci9d Ou!'lng Ille IO&Ot llu Oen. to ,,,.., femlllee, MVMtook and N.,... lltlood. (R) 9 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANNAL.I O, On-TV !J' l ·lV II H80 ~ (Clnt""11al CWORJ N V.,N Y OJ (WTBSI f CiSPNl <1J (Stlowtlma I • Stx>lllOllf • CGM>lt Ntws Networll I "01trloh" (R) ~uovi. • • * "~ntr" County ' p057) EllDbath Taytor, Moolgomery Clift. During Ille CMI War, • c.pllvatlng Southern bella 11 daltt· mined to lie ... 1n. m•n ol he• choice reo•rdlN• of Int GonMquencM MOVIE ••'loo "A Fl1tlul Of Oyn•· rnll•" ( 1972) J•mn Cot>um. Aod Steiger An lrlsh revolutlooary •nd • M•.oelo•n tllltf who INm up to rob bank• aornellow wind up being heroes of the Mexic.n revolution. 'PG' (~COLLEGE FOOT8AU Indian• vt use -AFTERNOON~ 12:00 CJ WILD: WILD WUT m MOVIE • * • • "Goo<tbye Again" (1981) lngrld Bergman. Yves Mon11nd Neglectlld by her loV*. • P •••&i•n l•dY •-Pll Ille •ll•nllons or anotlltr man Q) AOAM-12 fJl) SOUOARITY DAY Coverege from Iha Mall on Wulllngtoo, 0 C of a demonslrallon protesting the admlnl1tret1on'1 budg· •• cuts ree1urets prollles of 5evttal r•lly panlclpanta. Interviews with rally speak· ers and commen11ry by Sluds Terk•I. m HOME OARDENINO 'lnlroduc110f'1" 2J OANOBU8T£R8 "Murder Blockade" 1c111p1er 3) t2:30 I) Cl) TOM AND JERRY Q) AOAM·t2 m HOME OAROENING "SoU1" S)HUGHIE J•son Rob•rd •nd Jack Dodson 111r In thla one-act pley about 1wo '""" from opposil• ~l<ls WtiO Share the IOnellnesa ot the big Cl~ 0MOVIE ** * ''Alfplanel" (1980) Robert H•y•, Julia Hager- ty A"er •n •lrlln«"t cr- ltlls to loo<t poisoning. a nervous IOfmer war pilot 11 Pf"sed Into l4lf'Vle. end mull oon111nd w1111 on- oo.<d hyllttla, • sec:r•tlVe conu04 tower and clk:n.. filled mem0<les 'PG' Z)MOVIE • * '" 'Honayauckle Rose" ( 1980) WoUla Neleon. O.,.•n Cannon_ While on tour, • T ••ts country· wetlern singer becomes 1nv04\llld with tn. aaduclove daughter of his aldel<lck even lhough he stilt loves Ilia 119)' .. t·homa wit• 'PG' t:OO ID Cl) FAT ALBERT fJ MOVIE • •'n "Two Flags West" ( 1950) Linda Oern•ll. JoMC>h Cotten Cl) MOVIE • * 'n "Five Week& In A B•lloon" ( 1962) Red Bui· lon1, F•blan m WRITINO F<m A REASON "The Beginning" 1:30 ID ()) 30 MIHUTE.8 8 LEAVE fT TO llEAVER "The Bank Aoc:ount" m WM'INOFORA REASON "Lengutge Options" 2:00 I) KIOSWOALD Corr•1ponden1 lngrod Snonat lnterv'-8 Randi 01ke1, one of the •t•ra of lht hit TV allow "CHIPS", e repot1 oo leader dog• for the blind. 0 WESTERH OVTOOOA8MAN Vlall with one of Amerlc•'t most lamoua wll<lllfe p110- tograpt1er1 and wrltera. ErwtnBeuer 0 OIWGA.N'8 ISLANO The Moequltoea. •n Ametl· cM singing group, l1t1d 0<1 1"91119nd 8D HA81.AM08 ESPANOL l:i) NEE.Dl.ECAAFT "Ol9ooY9nng Y04.lt Sktlla" (I) THIS WEEK IN BASDALL I~ AEPOAT8 PRESENTS: THE SHOP AAOUND SHOW Topic. Include: ao•ps, brMlc1aal cereal; lee CfHm ltld motO<cyciee' CllMOVte • • • "uteu11Ye Sull•" (1964) William Hold•n. June AJlylOl1 When 1n. 109 exllC\JllW of I fvrnltur• com..,.,,y eutt.n • fai.J hut1 ell.ck,• mad powtt pley --mono the vice praaldent• lo IHI ni. cllelt. .MOVI& • • • "Simon" ( 1980) Alan Al1llll, Auetln Pendle- ton. Sdt!lflete et • biz.,,._ ly mtedifKled llllnli t•nk convlnoe • bumbling cot· l9gt prOltMO< tMt he 19 M llllel'I ftom outer ~­ 'PO' 2'.aG I Hf'll'I -1 IEVIJI TAU< Nlf(J4Jf ll'CTUMI "Tiit llMutltUI Peoc>fe'' Ho9f~W.i11t....ii, l ~telAND ......... QM. • 'MCMI ***'.4 "A......,, In The lurl"(ttlt)..._,~. Cl.Idle ...... .__. Oft l Or~nge Cooal DAILY PILOT&lurday. September 19, 1981 t "" -llei"rY AttamptlnQ to t>tMoll •wey trom tllllf crOW09d ..,.,iment 11'1 c:Nuoo. a bleCli lernlly -to 111 ~ ""911bortlo0d I TUBE TOPPERS • QUI •AIA. u .. .A.' "One l•turdey Attarnoon" Adele boU• llVee IOcU on the fton1 dOOt to thwan • robt>ery wllllt tilt thief b•Mkl In through Ille llltohen -~ "EmbtOldery Cr.-t" (I) WDTIN4 OUT'DOOMMAN 8MOVll •••>n "Anchor• Awe!Oh" (t045) Qene Kel· 1)1, l'taM SlnetrL 'fWo Molloft M1joy thW leeve In l'C)~ Hollywood * 11 "Gtt Cfl8l1lt Tull)I" (1078) Oiok Emery, Darren Neab!U A awtndler con• I~• of doll-from an ltallM crime l>oe9 and mek .. 1111 09111way In dreg wlln the mOb in no1 pur- "'"· 'PO' ®MOVa * • 'n "Hontyauokl• Roet" ( 1980) Wlllle Nelaon, DyM C.MOn Wtllle on tour. • T e.llU country· -tern alnger beeomM lnv<>lved with the Mduetlve daughter 01 hit lldtlckllc e...n lhough he 1llM lovaa hll atty·•t·l!Ornt wit•. 'PG' (I)MOVll ( ***'A "The PoatmM I Alway• Ring• Twice" (1046) Len• Turne•. JOhn G111ield A young WOl'llln l)IOll 10 mutder fief hua- t>•nd with lhe help of one or the man'a employ- 3:00 D AOAICUL TURI USA "TM Dairy Cow·-A Frland Of Min" 8 MOVIE * * 'n "My Ore•m 11 Y04.lra" ( t049) Oortl 0•~. Jtck Carson. A 1lnger Ignores ,,,. man who really IO .... htf and fallS for a lemptt-taJ actor 8 AM••tCANaANDITAND CJ FIOKT Of' THE WEEK Fellpl "Comet" Canetl• VI Reynaldo Roge I Jimmy "Tiie HNI" Kinchen Va. E verelt "Sllek" Cochr •n Q) MOVIE •'A "Br•nded " ( t9S t) Al•n Ladd, Mon• Free- man A group of lhHlvea uM • young man 11\ey round In the wllda to loot • wealthy rancher Into bellevlog h• la Illa 10,,g-lost '°" Sil OLD FRIENDS ... NEW FRIEffOS P1an111 Lorin Holl•nd., tallc• with Fred ROQlllS about 1111 oeep c:onc:ern for chlld prodigies and prison Inmates (R) O m ~LFINANCE ANOMONEV MAIU.OEMENT "Work And Income" Cl) OREATE8T SPORTS LEGEN06 3:30 I) Cl) SPORTS SATURDAY $.400,000 Mlflboro Cup lnvltlllon•I H•ndk:ap r- lor three-year-old tho· roughbr9dt and up (rrom Belmonl P•r k, long latlndl; OOVetage ot the World Speeclw•y Motorcy- cle Ctiamploothlp (from London, England) 0 EVERYWHERE Hotta: Lelle\• Ponce. Rob- en W M0<gan loc•llon Uve from ,,,. PortUQUOM Bend N•llonet Horse Show In Palos Verdea. 8 AMERICAN BAH08TAHO 6:) MUNDO REAL m PEASOHAl FINANCE AHDMONEY MAHAOEMENT "Spending And Budgeting: Go•I•" ®) COLLEOE FOOTBAU HIOHUGHTS "PAC 10" 4:00 fD PRE.SENT!; "Fe1t1vld1d Oa PoetH Http•nos" Th• second annu•I Bo<* F•lr and Writ- er• Festlv., 11 aponsor9d by the Rtvlst• Chlc:ano- Rlquen•. and coordlnetlld ~ NIColH l(anelloa. W HUMANITIE8 T'HROUOH THE AATIJ "lntroducllOf'I The 0UHI For Seti" ~ THE ROCKFORD FILES An ec:centrle menl•I aclen· 1111 puta Rockford thr04.lgh an et•bo<•I• etrH• '"I to obaerve hll re•cttona undtf fruatr•llon (C)MOVIE *** "L .. Girls" (t957) 0-Kelty, M111f G •yno< An American musleal allow hlll the E\Jrope•n crrcutt When c:ompllcellon• .,, .. MOVIE • * * "Simon" ( tHO) Al•n Arkin, Au1tln Pendt.- too Selentlata at • bliarr• ly misdirected think t•nk convince • bumbllng col· lege proleuor thtt he 11 •n alien ftom out« IPllC9 'PO' 0MOVIE * • "The Piiot" Cllff Roberttoo An •lrl>l•ne pllot lurna lo alcOhol In order to cope with an unhappy m.,rl1ge •nd tNttratlng car-. 'PO' 4:30 8 W£E<fHO HEAOEa "ArchHI Minning" t • E8TAMPA l'\.AMENCA Am«k:en n-dll<IC* Marl• Benlln •nd her \'.11•m1>9 Flemer1C8 Dance Company oare fM1ured In ,.,_... 9nd per1ormance In New M•11l<:o ID HUMAHma THM>UOH ~ AATI "Fiim; Twantltln Century L•oecv" <BJ IO YOU WAHNA MA STAM Tiie t(fortl of ""* MP!flng .,,,.,,.,,._. to ntt "the bfO ,.,.,,. .. W1d ...,,...,. ltlfdonl .,. treo.d tlwQUOh Int•· Yl9wl MO ~ per1or• mencee (D)MOYll • • * "Th• Htllttrom Chronicle" (1071) 0-. tMfttety. Nerr•ted by Lew- f'lftOe ~. Tiie ,,.,. led~~°' lnMOta. ~ ~ IMlntv- ally put 1IMom Into dltect Ind~ ~I­ lion wltll lft•n. •r• ~. (%)MOVll .... "~I" (ttlO) l(lr1t OouolM. ,.,,. ,....,, A pair of ldentlltll -'tlnQ CBS 97:30 -"Dance Fever." Dancing feet step out to a new season of competi lion with celebrity Judaes KTTV e 8:00-"Runaw ays· Where Are They Now?" A special look at the l million children who run away from home each year. KCET 9 8 :00 "Ke nnedy Cent e r Tonight." A loth anniversary celebra tion with Leonard Bernstein NBC ID 10 :00 -"'Anson 'n' Lorrie." Anson Williams and his wife, singer Lorrie Mahaffey, welcome guest stars for music and comedy. l.n • ~ •t•11on ar• • menaoed b)' • mid gen~• Md hie rWKty rotx>t. 'R' 1.-00 8 Hf!i MVllW AND ll'MVlaW D ~•AU Moder•tOf: FrMk Kwan I ST AR TRP WU~OF SP<>fml U s Gymnutic. Trial• Competition (from Fort Collln•. Colo ~ Southern "500" Stock Car Race (from 09rllngton. S.C ) U MOVIE •*'loo "The Famtly Jeweja" ( IH5) Jerry L9Wia, SllbN- llan C•bot. m MOVIE •• • "Above Suaplcloo" ( 1943) Jo•n Cr•wford, Fred MacMurray A couple encounter danger on their hon•ymoon wll•n lh•y come to the .id of the Brll· 1111 Secret Servlee. Q) 80UDOOLD Hott Andy Gibb G.,.111· Poco, Robbie Patten. Peacf\et •nd Htfb. flD SOCCER MADE IN OEAMANY "Wlnntr'a Cup Fln•r· C•rl Zelgs Jena va Oyn•mo Tldllll m UP AND COMINO "Movln In, Mo"'n' On" When tlle Wllsona move into a new nelgllborlloo<t. Kevin'• basketball c:ar- it tllr .. tened .. ,,,. ,_ ac11oo1. (Pan 1)0 Cl) M0A'S'H When Henry Bl•ka 11 1ran1ferred 10 Tokyo, H•wk9)'e l•unellet • wlld c•mplllgn to get him b•ck Im NFNS Q!STARSKY AND HUTCH 11:30 0 NEWS C!) FMM JUMPSTAEET 'Juz Voc.ilata" Al Jar- , .. u and Cermen McR•t damoostrate t,,. range ot rnodam 1uz vocal• and talk with hotl Oacar Brown Jr (R)O Cl) WELCOME SACK, KOTTER 0 W10E WORLD Of' SPORTS U S Gymnutlca Trial• Competition (trorn Fort ColNna, C04o I: Southern "500" S1ock Car R9Ce (from 0.,llnglon. S C I CB)MOVIE ••on "The Prize Fighter" ( 1979) Tim Cooway. Don Knoltt Outing tt>e Oep<ea- llOn, • burnbtlng booer •nd 1111 wlH -creckfng "*'IOer try to OUIWll the mot> 'PG' 0 PETER. PAUL ANO MARY The popular folk trio ot tna '80a le _, perl0<rnlng both old •nd ,_ ,...,.,..Ill, Including '"• CIUllC "Leelllng On A Jet Pl•ne " -EVEtH- e.1>0 II ()) CBS NEWS II QI NBC NEWS 8 MOVIE • * * "Lover Come Back" (1962) Ootlt O•y. Rock HudlOl1. An untcl\.lpuloul t>ualne$11nan meets hll m•tch 1n a ti.•utltul end dettfmlned blond• 9) MOVIE *•*'loo "High Noon" (1952) Gary Cooper, Gr- l(elly A murderer •nd his brothers •t1emp1 to even lhe acott with the Mlerltt who aant him to ptleon. 8D ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ''The Swlall Of The Cur· t•ln" After th• children pr_,I • revue for • g•r· den feta, tn. oarenll begin to rHllze 111•1 the4r chit· dren really •r• tal9nltd (PMt3)(R)0 Ii) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: TWllnly YMrt Ago" H•rrHll. Beaver •nd Lucy conYlnoe l0<d Stain· ton of Lucy'• •uthenl~ty. (P•rl 7)(R) 0 ~MOVIE * • * "Tiie Count 01 Moote Crlato" (t934) Rob• ert Oon•I. eu... L•nOI. Bue<t on tn. nove4 by Ale .. ndre OumH An lnnoc•nl m•n unju111y lmprlaoned lor 20 yurt m.ii .. • daring aacape 10 Wfeek~onthtmen reeponalble. cm THI 0\.. YMPIAD "The Afrlc•n Ru.nner•" tr-tn. meteoric rlM of Eut African athlelM Into the lor.troot of track Md fleld. (l)MOYll .. • ._. "No Depoelt, No Return" (107e) Devld Nlwn, Det,_, McOllVln. • The Clllldren of neglec1MI 1>aran11 dtCllOe to 1190' tl'lelf own kid~ to ~ 90ll'lt •tttntlon. '0 ' .. (l)MOYll • • ,_. "Honeyaucklt ROM"(1NO)Wlllle~. ~ ~. Wille Oii ~· 1 Ttit• countrr .... .," lll1gll' IMlclOnMt lnvollreO with the MductlYe OeugMer ol "" ~IOk -lfloUOll ht ... io-1119 lt~.flOl'lle -.. 'PO' UO •• ()'}al NIWI INTIRTAMl9fT TMIWl9C • TOfllOMOWI ,,,.. • TOMOMCJW'I ....... ''TN ,.,,.. Mlpta" • WJIMDW8 ,....~TMIMUM "Condlttoolno" Vic lrlldln , dtlTIOnttrlt• IM fl'npOft· ' •nl exercl1111 guaranteed tO lllkt you from "hun and pun" to "win and orin .. (RJ 7:00 iJ IH HARCH Of' ... "MIAa" • IM4ERE WERE YOU A documenl•rt oo Ill• nMJllcal tvenll of 1MS 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OFANIMAUI "Alrl~ W•t«hole" Tll• Alt~ w•terhole la t"- ~lt fO< wlldlll•'a dtlly dram• ol aurvtva1 m 18 L4WR$NCE W!LK "Famoua Songwriting Per- l0<mera" SI RAMBUN' "Bob Olbeon" Ill!) 8U81NE88 EXCHANOE Cl) IN SEARCH OF ... ~ YOU ASKED FOR fT (DJMOVIE • • 'n "Scavenger Hun1" (1979) RICll•rd Benjamin, J1me1 Coco When '" eceen11lc mllllonalre doe1. the con<1011on1 of his wlll send 1111 helra on a wild search for vttlous art1cle1 on • ac:a-..nge< list. tt•• winner being ablt to claim the dec:eaaed'I tortun• 'PG' 0 JERRY LEWIS GUMll Fr•nk Gorshln Iha M•gulr• Sisters 7:30 I) DANCE FEVER Celebtlly judgH David Copparlletd. Tlld Lange Su .. n Rlellardaon 0 lOOKAT US 8 (1) OMNI "The New Frontlllf U WHArS ~INOll The th<" boys •re up1tl when Shirley II llred but don't know exactly wha1 lhayc•n do m MAOIC Of' OIL PAINTINO "Farmland" lfl SA TUAOAY EDITION "Prime Time San Diego CID CONSUMER REPORTS PRESENTS: THE SHOP AROUNO SHOW Toplca include soaps breaktaat cerHI, Ice crHm and rnotMcyeles t:OO IJ ENOS Enoa and Turk go unde< cover u f11hermen to try to break a burglary ring (R) O Q!IARBAAA MANDRELL ANO THE MAHOAEU SlaTERS GUM1 Jerry Reed jR) 0 BlUEJEAN NETW()fll( "Second Clly Comedy With John C.ndy And F•ed Wiiiard" 0 III 240-R08ERT Tr•p and S•ndy ate t•ken hoatege by gunmen hOld· tng up• b•nk. (R) U FUPWILSOH m RUNAWAYS: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Robert MKNell ho1ts 11111 spacial Which •••mines lllt 1act th•t one mnllon chll· ~en wfh run •••y trom home 1n11 yt1r, some u young H 10 yura Old Q) MOVIE **'II "The Big Treet' ( t952) Kirk Douglas, Evtt Miiier L•ndowners are determined 10 prouw:t 111e1r tlmbeff•nd lrom a greedy lumbar baron In Callfo,. nla'a redwood torts! fm KE,.NEDY CENTER TONIO HT The John F. Keonedy Cen· tar f0< ,,,. Performing Arla oelabf'91M <II 10th 8MI· Y9f' .. ry _,,, • perlorm· ance of Leooard Bern· ateln'a "MUI, A The•tr• ~ For Singer&, Playen And ~•" from Wlllh· ~100,D.c. W 80Ca1' MADE IN OEAMANY "Winn.r's Cup Final" Carl Z~I Jene VI Dynamo Tldllal Cl) HOME OF GUIDING HAN08 TRl8UTE ~MOVIE * * • "Ralntr" County" ( t9S7) Eliuti.th Teylor. Montgomery Cllh. During the CIVIi War, • c:apflvttlng Southern befit 11 deter· mined to ha ... tlle man of her chOlea regardltp of tn.conMquencet CH)MOVIE • • * 'n "Murder On Tn. Orient ExprH•" (1074) Albert Finne)'. L•urtn e.c:.11. Belglen tleulh Her• cuHI Po1to11n-t10•1 .. the murOllr Of at\ Ametlcen l~trlatla1 •board • lux- urtoue and,_,. trllln Cll MOvia ••• "5""'1 Like Old TlmH" ( t980) Ooldl• Hawn. CheYy ~. A llOft-llMt1td lewyw .. tom btlwean ner ~ ••· llut l>and-turned·banlt robbet and her upllOht preeent tiu&bend wno I• runnino ror Celllornl• attorney gen«ai. 'PO' .MCWll ***"' "My loclyou•d" ( 1970) ~It Mllll..-ot. AOem Beldwlll. Tiit '*"' kid .. • CtllCeOO l\loll 8Cllool !Mil.ti '""'°' with lht tcllool cMaMt 111\0 loOtttllr ~ NnO up to the ONlll fllllO wNofl lied .,.,_,~ them both. ·~· MIC%>MCNm • .. * "C•OO)'ll'llOll" (1N0) .. Miltrty, Rodney ~. TM oerMnt· ............. of. •••"It)' country c1ub MOM..,__. IM gopheft lnll•bUlng Illa lurl R' t"OO II (I) MOVll • • • The l lloOllJL" ( t11111 Joon W•yne, y.u ran 8'1clff M aging gun· llQl!tar 11tempt• to eteaot N• rec>Ut•Uon at1d 11,,. Illa lut d•ya In peac. (A) D O!MARll G~•ll Qr•nt Goo<te¥e Tiie C<>mmodorM 0 9 LOVEIOAT Julie 1•11• In lova with • dOCIOf VICkle becOfnN • ttlltl<I "' tor • ttle'Atlon .,., w>CJ a o'8Wly divorcees c.ovpHI haV'9 10 •hare • o•bln (R)IJ U HUNTINGTON PAN< 1 DIA.MONO JU9lll-I Bill 8utrud 11011• lht1 ~ br•tlon of ,,,. 75tn enni. v .... ,..,. ol HunllnglOO P••k wlln gu•tll Gt Oll EdW11rd1, COiieen Or•y. Anlt• C0<H ull. Ginny Tyler AllO Lee AnlllO<ly r1<11ng In tnep•rade m A TIMI! FOA lOVI Mlk• Cooner1 and Flor ttlCl8 Htf\Otr1011 l\O&I • ••POrt on Ille growing n1111onst prOblem of chlll'l •t>uM Gu•ll 1nclud• ~<I A1nar Vick• C.,r •nd Cheryl L•<ld m SPORTS AMERICA "Jersey Shore M111tnon" IRI (0 'MOVIE • • "Co11&1 To Cout" ( 1980) Dyan C•nnon, Rob en Biik• A run•w•y hou .. wlle and • tcr•PPY trucker h•Ulong c11tle C:OHI to GOHI beCome t,,. target ol • wild crosa· c;oun1ry chase 'PG' 9:30 8 AMERICA'S TOP TEN tO:OO 0 8 ANSON 'N' LORRIE Ron Howa1d Gary COie- man. Eddie R•bbitl and Al Molinaro Joi" Anson Wll· Hom• •nd 111e wll•. alng« Lorroa M•ll3fley. 10< •n hour of musle •nd comlldy U NEWS 0 @) FANTASY ISLAND Mr Ro•rke's godd•uglllet struggles 10 free nersatt lrom her gift of aorce')'. end 1wo ac>enlllta se9rell for the mossing link (A) Q fJ MOVIE • "A Town Called Hell" ( 19721 Robert Shaw. Telly SavalH The .... Ch IO< • Mexican revolullonuy leads 10 • small llollled town Q) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS fID CASANOVA ··n,. Steed In The Stable Casanova (Fr•nk Flnlayl 11 snatched from hi• bed and m1s1ress to b8 l•ken to ptlSOn jP11r1 1) m AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Vlolinlat AMn Crow and voc:alosl Merci• Ball ~n together for a spirited llOUr of hom119row11 mullc (A) (SJ ATl.AHT A BIO l.AFF OFF Boll T usn nos11 thll humo,. ous 1110111 01 enl8ftalnment as u11)tnown coonedlans ere 1udge<I ror their comic l•lenla @MOVIE * • * "Alrplenel" I 19801 Robtfl Hays. Julie Hag.ir- ty Alter •n airUntt's cr- talls 10 food potaonlng. • nervou1 IMmer war pllOt la pressed 1n10 l«VICe and rnust con1end with on· board hylletl•. • Mere1ove contr04 to-•nd c:flohe· rtlled mtrttoriea 'PG' \ZJ MOVIE * * ~ "Stey At You A11" 11980) Marcello MHtr04an- no, NOSl9SSll Klnslcl A rnamlld modd~ege<t rn•n embark• on an 11ttalr with a 1een-age gorl wllo may b8 retoled to him ICM& (ti) MOVIE • * • 'Caddysllack" ( 1980) Biii Murr9y, Rodney Dangerfield Tilt dement· ed orounds-keeper ol a •wan~y country club wages war eg•lnst th• gopners 1ntiabtllng his lurf R' 10:30 CE NEWS IN A!VIEW t1:ooe o o m (J)®J~ NEWS 0 COLLEGE FOOTBAl.L UCLA VI Wlscon•ln CE COllEOE FOOT9AL.L lndoan•vs use Sil UP POMPEII Frankie Howard laku us on a rlbeld tour of Pompeii t>etore Its 111-l•tlld test days f Part 10) m SOUNDSTAOE "EMn Blshap" Bltf>op brings hi• IOOM •nd lively Souttwlrn boogie-rock to the ll•g• •long with rllytllm and' bluet artlata Mighty Joe Young and Sonny Seats (R) O ~MOVIE * "The H...c>y Hool<er Goes Hollywoo<t" ( t9781 Martine Beswle~e. Adam West. Tiit queen ol lhe call girts gott to the n1m capl· tel to malt• • movie baaed on her 11111oblograplly 'A' cm KENNY LOOIH8 cmB&ZARRE JOhn Byner anow1 you things atrang.,. than tNth, larger th•n life. end u nltr lllan •nytlllng you've tMlf _.,, 11:30 I) BARNABY JONES 0 a THIN08 WE DIO LASTSUMMEA ... Tl>e old cut of "S•turdey Night Live" recount th41r edv•nturH during on• yeer'1 summer vec:etlOf'I (R) II A80H£W8 I MMIWUK NEW CINEMA FROM INDIA "The Whole Sky" (1969) The 1tory of .,.. •rr9nQllO marriage and Ille .. ~ rlenoed by • typ!Glll 1- mlddl•·CIH• lamlly of northern lndl• .. told. (I) MOVll! • •11 "RobW';" (IM7) 81•nl•y Balter, Jarnea Boo111 9 MOVI& • • •1.t "The Oraduett" (1H7) OutUn Hottm•n. Katnarlna "9H· Wnlle bel"f vrQtd to dllt• • nelQllbol''• d11U9httf, • ~ gt-.dl.l•t9 .. lle'o'lnO 111'1 lftlllr wltfl lier MOIMf ~ ~ On Preclncl1 I '3" (1979) Auedn ~-. Dlor'Wll\ Joeilon, ~I !left and CIOmllGta .,. lofOed to join togettw 10 ~ • ~ 91"1 ""' CIOl'lt-~ ~P'A'IO • polol lt9tlorf 'R' .......... • IADt«AHT ftAlml MIOilall Nlllmltft ptOClilOed 1111• "'8Cfal llllfllltOMU ol IOUt\d 81\d imee-wltll ctuy cl\etec1.ere 1111111 Oii\ do unbelltv•bla thln09 11M8 MO'M ••Yi "l•d l'lon•ld" ( t117•) KIM Hunter, 8oot1 JeCOby -r.DIGHT'= ttlOO CJ MOVll • • '" .. Spectre Of l!oOI' Alt1n Poe" ( 19711 Aobet1 Wall!er Jr., Ceaar AotMro, m MOVIE ***"Abo ... ~" t t 943l Jo•11 Cr1wl0t4. Fred MtcMu<rey (A)MOVIE * * * "It'• My Turn" ( 1oeo1 Jiii Ctaybutoh. MICl1Mt Douglas A bf1I. llant ChlC900 rnatn pcOf-'°' , .. 11.l_ee IM prol>IMW ~n '* Nve-ln r•110n1NO When she find• • Mor !Ow whllt tn New VO<ll for lier l•tnet't remartlega 'R' ((S)MOVIE • • "The Ectu y Olrlt" (%)MOVll ***• 'Mar•I I Sade" ( 1067) P•trlek M•gM, Glenda Jec1taon Under th• direction of the M.,. qu a de Sade. 1nme1 .. at • Franch mental lnlt11Utlon put on • cllllflng "l)ttform- •nce" of the bllMub Haaa1ln•tloo Of '9VOlll· 11009')' IMder JeM Mar•t. 12:SO II MOVIE • 1fr * "The LUI Olnoatur" ( 1877) Rleh•rd B004lt , Joar1 Van Ark (~MOVIE * * "l 11Pke" (t975) Tony Cuf'llt, Anfanetlt C- louls "L•ph" Bucnall«, • IHder OI Amarlce'• und-orld, head• up the notorloua orgenlzallon known u Murder, tnc 'R' UMOVIE • • "Th9 Rip-Oft" (1979) Edward Albert, Karen Black A OMO 61 Je-' thlevea double-croaa one •notlltr over $8,000,000 In dle<nondl 1:00 0 TO 8E ANNOUNCED Q! ROCK CONCERT CS)MOVIE * * *'h '•The High And Tiie Mlghly" (t954) Jahn W•y"9. Cl•lr• Trevor. An ••rplana with 22 Ptu«\· gers aboard runa Into den- 0" en roull lo Sen Fran- ctaco l '30 0 ROCK CONCERT Guests 81Uy Pr .. lon. Bon· nee Polnler, Gram Tch•lkovslly, Ian Hunttt D MOVIE '"t ·Johnny Trouble" (1957) Ethe4 Bortym0te. Cecil Kellaway 41) TAL£8 Of' THE UNEXPECTB> "The Sound M.ehlne" An eocen1rlc llcientlsl (H•rry Andr9Wal diSCOYtfl IMI plants lalk bide. t:411 ®) A8C NEWS 2:00 m MOVIE * 1lr 1A "Tiie V•ltey Of Gw•ngl" (t9'9) Jam.. Fr•nelacue •. Gii• Golan. Q) MOVIE • * "Tiiey S....O Hltltr'a B••ln" ( 1884) Walter Stoclcar. Audrfl'( C•lre. (IDMOVIE • ••n "Tom HMn" (t980) Steve M~. Alohard F•rnsworth. In Mtty 20th- cenlury Wyoming, a boun· IY hunlar hired by • oroup of rancher• to lrac:k down rvsiler1 la Ml up for • hanging by Ills tmployetl. 'R' (i)MOVIE • * • •n "Tiit Pollman Alwey1 Rlnga Twlc•" ( 19•6) Lllna Tum«, John G•rfleld A young womM plots lo murder her hua- bllnd wolh the help of one ot Iha man·a emplO'Y"I 2:308NEWS (C)MOVIE * 1lr"' 'Motel Hett" (1980) RO<y Calnoun. PM.ti Linke. Farmer Smith u-hla beckro.as motel to pro- cure 9nd 1111en the cheap bul high qutllty ,,_. ,,. needs 10< hi• NUMgt t1u11neaa 'R' @MOVIE • * • "Simon" (1980) Alan Arl<ln, AuaUn Pandle- lon Sclentt.ts •I • biz.arr• 1y ml&dlrac:led think lanll convl..-• burnbllng ~ 1ege proteaaor that ne I• an alien from 04.lttr apeee 'PG' 3:000 HEWS 8 MOVIE "Saven Wondara Of Tiie wnt" (t966) Document• I ry, N•tr•l•d by Jaclt 1 Sm Utt 3:30 ATLANTA IMO LAff Off Bill Tulh hostt thla hl#nor· oua night of tr1tertalnm4lnl •• unk-comedian• are judged tor tnetr comic talentt. 3:aom MOVIE * 'h "Cre1turea 0 1 Dnt~lon" '(1M8) Lei TremeyM. Aroo Kincaid. 4:00 (}{) MOVIE * * 'n "A Flattul Of Oyne-m It e" (t972) JlmH Coburn. Rod Steiger. An lrlsh revolutlonery Ind • MeJlleen thief wM ...,. up to rot> benlll IOINtlow wind up being Mr09 c:A ,,,. Mellie.en ~. 'PO' • (Z)MOVll • •n "S1tum 3" (tllO) Klt1l Douglea. Fr<M Fewo.tt. A pair of aclen&tt -'llnQ In a ~ at•tlon .,. mtnlCed by a mad Ollllue lftd Illa rtr4y robot •A· 4:JO~MOYll *** ''Coueln Coullnt" ( t975) Merit~ a.,. rault Vietor Let!OvJt. TWo Franch 1111'111111 .t1h 11116- dlt el-v--llllP*C1 their cfllldftn -MWio .... tffalr .• ,.. (l)MOYll ... '* ''A..,et On Pr90lnOt 13" (187•) Awttn ..... °"""" Jetton. Ill' a• c 1 men 111\0 ~ -tOl'09Cf to IOlrl too-t11er to pnMnt • ,_, .. 91"1 "°"' -pl9MI)' ocoupylno • ,.. 11.tlOn. 'l'I' .MOVll ••"~n.~ ,,... .. ~ .... IHlte ..-, Tlll9 WW• ...._._,. . ., ~.....,__...~ .............. , .............. ......... Or nQG Coast DAILY PILQT/Saturday, Sept mbor 19, 1981 He paddles own canoe· ,_and he builds it too MINNtAPOl.IS <A l)t M u rk Hans c•n's 1dcu or u d rt•om would sound like work to most pt•oJ>h.'. lk want!\ to hikt• Into th<' northt.•m Min nesota wood!! with onlv a n ux und s knife: and c1trv1.· a hv1i11( for h imsetr and h18 :small r:unily For mos t who huve lhat t.lreum. 1t probably will r t•m uin Jus t that Uut JitAnsen could do It lie is one of u handful of craftsmen ln the U n ited States and C.:anada who build birr h -bark canoes, usin g the methods developed by the C hippewa a nd Iroquois Indians c e n t u ries ago His tools are a s having horse, a knife , a draw knife and un ax. "l t-<luld hike rnto the Walers Canoe Arca anct with one· of lhesl' in a Wt.>t'k~." ht' ~ays ~ Boundary come out ('oupl«> or llunscn re('C'nlly s taRcd an cxhiblt ul the c1ownto wn M inneupohs Public Llbru1•y Some 300 to 400 tipe<'tators gathered as ht> cxplatnl'd how In dians built und c ured tor th\'i r c anoes. !>UCh as putting tht'm under the ice m wtntl'r to shelter them fro m wundermg b~:ars and moose. PllUC •ta IFICTITlOUS IUSINaSS N.,... STATIMINT Ttl• fOllOWltlQ PtllOllt •re Clol119 Ou•lnena.> PICICEN5, HARGRAVE$ I. EGAN, M•rkalln9 Attlllt, JttO w .. terly Plata, NewPOrl 8te<h, ''I get all my birch from loggers. he says .. "l ped tht· t recs down before they c ut them The cedar I buy fro m a logger." No one kno w s wht>n American In d1ans b egan building birch -bark can oes. The c ra ft flouris hed all a long the Great Lake:.. the SI Lawrence Seaway, Britis h C olumbia a nd Alas ka • wherever then~ w ere birch trees," says Ha n sen. • C•lllorN•.,..., There are no nails. no rivNs a nd n o w e lds . The birc h bark is lashL'<i to the keel and the s ides with s pruce root. which also requires som e forag ing The pitch u sed to seal the crack s also comes from the s pruce tree. Hansen a lso makes paddles. If a canoe is punctured. Hansen s ays he can mend 1t . d e pendin g on the severity of lhe puncture · · J can replace a s heet of bark on it and put it back 1n the water." he says. Hansen . 28. is t h e des c e ndant of Norwegian i mmig r ants He earns his liv i ng a s a w oodw orker and a specialist in boat r e pair in Grand Mara is . H e built his firs t can oe because. h e says, "I needed a boat a n d I didn't have the m oney t o buy o ne ." The design for the boat came from a book, "Bark and S kin Boats of North Ame rica" b y lle nry"Chape lle . '"Som e claim the Indians got the idea from the Vikings" who traveled to North America b e fore it was dis - cov e red by C hristopher Columbus. he reC'ounts "l don 't be lieve that it's impossible for two differe n t cultures o n opposite s ide:. of the world to h ave the same 1deu " The IHrC'h hark canoe "h a d as much 11nportance in s ettling the Can adian wilderness as did the t'OV c red wago n ," Hansen s ays. Building the canoes u s ing o ld methods "sort of fell m hne with my interests." H ans en s a ys. "I'm a his tory buff and 1 hke to h ang around with the old folks ." \ ............. .\lurk Jlansf!tl of Grand Mann~. Mnm . show~ u 1'>11 ch bark catlUt' he hollowed out by ha11d P'IJIUC NOOCE PUil.JC lllTIC£ H e s a ys the oth~rs who make N....St• 1F1CTmous1us11.ess birch-bark canoes are elderly One of IFNIC!!.."EOUST?T•.U!!!!TSS NAMI STATEMENT ~ .. .._.. Th• tollowl11g peoon• ••• doln9 them, Bill H afeman, in Big 1:-·ork. Th• 1011owln9 per.on• •r• doing 0u•lneu••-M' h b 'It h 300 bus1nHU \ SCHERBAR TH INOUSTAIAL inn.. as UI m ore l an . DIC ASSOCIATES, 210 s Brl•Lol, LEASING. 1141 Soulll Cr-y W•Y. '"l like to preserve his tory the suite 20t, Ce.la ~. Celllor-nle Ut:lll Sant•"""· C• tUCM • . I RMI( P._run, In<.• Calllornla William L•• s•11ar~·r1h 11-• tools, the Shl'ller s and llte veh1Cil'l> corporation, VOS. 8 rl1lol, Sult• 201, View RldQe Rel , s.ni. ...,,;,-Ca 'n101'' l hat lhC' Oldti me rs USed lO USe " Co>I• Mesa, C..lllornl• '2tlll Slt••n Leon Scl'lerb•rlh, J•OI . I CJT Enle'l>'IM>, Inc •• C..llfornl• Wlmbl-n W•y. C.o••• Me ... c a. J lansf!n s :.iys coroorat..,,, vo s Brl>1o1. Sulla 201, 92•1• "I 've a lwa}S dreamed Of going into. C0>1•Mtta,C..lllornl•9»lll VMaft Maalne S<llerO.rth, 11922 the woods with a knife and an ax and ~Tn•n~s.1~~~~11p• conc1uc11e1 Dy • v1•wRl<IQtRd ,S...t••n•.C.•.n10s •-• ..-·-· ~· lAur• Sc...,o.nn, >a w1m1>1-. Pk-..nt a. H••9•-S Atsac Inc .• • Calllornla corporation, )9'0 Watttr· ly Pl•CI. Hewi>Of'I Beath, Calllornla0 t2MO Thi• t>uslnen I• <-lad oy 1 cor· porallon MK Inc. OB. Pl<keM, Prn-1 ThlS •I.al-I we> Iii.CS wltn ll'lt County C .. rk of Or-Counly on S.ptemllfr 10, '"' 'Ft,...,, PuOll•h•d Or•ngt Cont Delly Piiot, Sepe 12, 19, ,., Oct 3. tte1 .0029-11 PUIUC NOmt FICTITIOUS IUSINIU NAME STATEMINT The followl119 perM>n• ••• <1ol11g llu\lneu•• CE:S INVESTMENTS, IUI FuH•r1on Ave • c. ... 1e Me ... ea n•n ChrlJllne Ellt-tll 514~5. l22' Wasf\Jnolon Ave.. COlle ,._., Ca .,.,. 8obOe ,.,.,,. ~111111, ... _.. Awa .. Selk• • 3, Cotta Mot .. , Ce. t'2W Thh bullneU ll tondUCl.CS by an ...,.. Incorporated auoclallon other 11\an • parlnerll\lp. ChrllUM E Stevens ThlJ ll•lament wH flltlCI wltn Iha <:.oun1y Clerk ol Oranoe County on~ temberl . l"t 'Fl7"1S Pu~l\l'ltd Or•not eo.u Oelly PllOC Sept S. 11. 1', 2•, 1 .. 1 :tnMI H e has built five canoes. ranging from 16 to 20 feet. Prices start a l SI.000 Each canoe t a k es about two weeks. 10 ho urs a day. to build. carving out a livm~ for myself," he RMK P._n~., 1n<. wey,Colt•Me ... c.. 92•2' 1------------- adds "One of these d ay:. I ' II do it .. ~E •. Dr•par. Thlt ~lneH Is Conducl.CS by.,. un· ..,,..~, 1n<orPo'•l.CS ••-latlan otl'ltr Ula.ti • ---r (.JT Ent-IMS, Inc par1ner.,,lp. ·--------------I CNlrl .. Jao T.,r. Wllll•m L. S<l'ltroartn FICTITIOUS IUSINESS "'BUC NOTICE P'IJBLIC NOTICE ll•i• :ta~:::: w•s flleG wilh ll'lt cc!.~1'y ~':~";"~,::e ~;:,,,;~•: ;:'; Tnt ,:~~n!T:.~!~"e~t Going NOTICE TO CltEDITOIH l'ICTITIOU$ 8USINEU ~::~ ~-1~:,o1 Oranva County on Sep !ember J, '"' Pl111n Ouslntt~ ·~ S E B A L L C A R 0 S 01' IULlt TltANSFElt NAME STATIM•NT 'Fll't•I Pul>lllhecl Orange Co.SI D•llY Piiot UNLI MI TED , 1i H N t wp or t I --- DEATH NOTICES tSK.61tl-tlt7U.C.C.I The lollowlng per.Oii\ are doing PubltSl'ltcl Oranqe CO.st Delly Piiot, Sep! ~. 11, 19, 2•. ttll "'I-ti Boul•v•rd, Costa M•••. Calllornl• Not kt Is l'lt<tl>V 91...,, locradllor• of 0ullnes H Sept 19, 1', Oct J. 10. '"' •151-tt '1627 Pi\C('IORETTI llW wltflln MtNd transferor U..1 • THEWH.LOWSLTO.,e C-91110f'llla T•mmlt Fruu . n1 C•dH. LOUIS .J p,\('('H>RKrTI Dull,,.,,,,.,'' •bout 10 be m-_. Limited Per1ner.,,lp, 17'32 si.ypara PUIUC •TIC£ NtwPor1BN<n.C•lltorn1a•:lll4J d • per•onal proptrty hor•lllefter Clrcl•. lrviM,Califorfll•H71~ ruauc NOTICE Vl(Vlnl• D•YIS, lOS.1 V1S1a Circle, re~I t!Ol HI ("'Iii \11•,,1 (',1 o .. <rlbe<I Suflfl-ar Properlle• Int . a Wilnut,Co11torn1a•llt9 for 211 \ l'.11 ' 1101 11 111 Tne n.,,,. anCI ~1neu aCldreSS of C•lllornl• corporation, 17931 Skypark 'FICTITl::':stNESS Thll bonllltU '' conClut leCI by a :" l'W"Oi I l!t-.tl'h ('.el I furn 1.1 Ille ln le.-cl lr.,,>leror Is MAlllVIN Clrtlt , Irvine, C..lllornla '11" •1,...ITINOU5-.asS '1'u'Sl"'f.•• N•~E ST•TE~•wT gener•l par1ne,.h1p. .. WAYNE L .......... 2011 SaCICll.-.o Jamu Ronald Wl>!te, Gener el .. .... ... ~ A~ A ~"" Tammie F•a~ ~·,: ~:~:~>~~"~.P~\'llll~:~. 111;.a~~·: or;;:• ~C::!::,,v7;0(:~~~1!~7~• :~:.. :::':.'G.~~~.chl.i. Newporl Th• f:.=~,,!T!T,~~N•~• doln1i 011~,';!,~o~owlng w.ons ••• 0011111 c:u~:Y ,~1:::-:: ~:!n~..,co':~~Y 1~ m =' t'\\ '">l'I lkJt'h (. II 'I ch H!t ue<llll•• olf1<e or pr Inc I pal 1>usl· J-A. Wllllit bullneuas THE RIDGE, 17761 co .. •n SlrMt, A 1 ... ·1 ' neu olflt• of the 1n1...oea tr.•n•l.,.or I• Thi• slel-t wn flllG with ll'lt L o 1 .. 16121 Mllll-•n. lr•ln•, l•••ne. C•llfornl• tnli. uousl 7• 1"1 wa-. a ml·flil1t•r ol St .heSame County c ...... ol Ounge C-ty on C.llf0rnla'211l Wtlll•m c W•rmlngton P'l6'S5' J o;ich1 m' l 'i1lht1hl' ( h11rd1 All other bultneSl n•m~ •ncl ..,_ •uoust 1•,.... LIGHTING DIST Ai BU TORS o .. v.1opmen1 Co .• CallfO MI• Pul>ll-OrM>Q<' Coa.tl Oally PilOI, II !> 11 I t I Orenu uud Oy 1no 1ntenC1eCI IFHtt•I INC, STATE OF INCORPORATION, corporation, 110 Entr•O. Newpc>r1 Aug :rl,Sepl S.11,1',t .. l ~I l' I ~.ur\'l\'l'I j\ l 1!\ \\I I' 11 1ransferor W11t11n lh•M year\ lest pa\I P111>11"'9<t 0r-. CO.st O•llV Piiot, CALI FORNI A ,.,,, Mllll-en. Irvine, Bta<h, (.ahforn·• 926'0 O\'l'r 26 )l''-'1'' H1'.1l1 1n• \1 nl so l•r ••known to Ille 1n1enoee1 !>ePI 1•.».~t 3, I0, 1"1 415.:MI Calllorn1•'17ll Tnls Ou•lneu.ls condutltO by• C 0 S ' 3 J\1 t! S ,1 . { a • ;! tr•nsleree\ art Mont t Tiii> o.nlMU I\ con<ucleCI Dy a tor· limit.cl pannenhip PUIUC NOTICE d u lh · Ch I B ff Tiie ,,..._ -i.u,i,_s ed*Hs of -------------por•tlon Wtlil•m C Warmington a g ef'S ar t'IW U um Ill• lnlendect trfllstera .. e re _.,. ~( Li91'ttlno Olslrlbulon, Inc. 0.vaJ-nt Co. Inc FICTITIOUS IUSllfEU of Shingle Spnn.11~ l:a., and EOWARD ... EARL, t4''2 0.r11ttld, ,.....,., ~1111 R ... e r......... ltvlfl9C.Jor-NAMESTATl!MllfT Pa I f i (' i 11 0 J r r o v.• u f Tust111, CelUornla '14"; CAROL -------------Prftldltfll TlllJ ttM-1 Wti llled wllfl It• Tne following peroon• •r~ C10ln9 B ke:le n . I ., \ EARL, 1istt DHf'fl~10, Twslln. l'IC'T.,,OUS.!!'llNt:U Tiiis n..._1 ,.,, lllef .... ._ c-.tYC .. "e10r-..G-ty onJuly Ou•lnt•H• er y, '-'11 • J~Cl .. ~ l'll Calllor .... '2t90:.ltUOY ... l'IAM AM"l ,.. Cou Cl9nP.of Or ~ 's.-,,,, .. 1 TOOO TRANSPORTATION, !Ions Hent·)' !\,t) or Ohio. MONO, t1.tt ...,.,.., ·-· T111>lln, T ... ,.".ow. STA MaNT ltf'll:~ 14 ,., ·-Oft .. ,.,,,.. !Sau Slln l• L•n•. H..,,ll1t9ton ~~:~~I~~~. ,::''\ ",r \ 0~:~ ~~~'°o'.":~~ ~':!i11ei;-~::;..;, T~~~: neo're~IMBL; ==R= :: Pul>llsl'ltcl Or-C.oall Oall~= .~~~ <>;~.~~~ Oally;:::i But~ .. ~~~~O:"~o~~, u m SllU1a ... . --C•ltto,,u• 91'ID ft__ • -. ,..._, J 10 '" 4 LA. L•M Huntlnigton &e«h C.llfOf"ftf• Cahfomla l!I g1.1111kh1hhl'll T11at1N --~11ntfll ,..-10 1• M••Go"' Brook, Co•I• M~u .l ...,pt '·-·"'-. • ' i,.,.1 -------------192M7 • ~~· '' ~ ·~ C.ollfornla n.» PUllJC -""( ;rnd 9 ~n·al gr,11111d11lrlrt•l1 descrl1>e<1.111 general as All ot lhe LlndA Neu'9IMlll, MAILING AO ... llJC ~ -llllo Oonny Lyn T...CS, hmporarr ,\l:.o 2 ,1,lt r-. ·'"'l'ph1111· •lock In"-· lurnllu•t. llAIU• ... ORESS !MIO "4MN,. Costa Me.. nr ~·~ tSl•1 s,, .. ,. l.•n•. H1111t1119ton B I . . ~ulp,.,,.,,I, 9M0W1ll ...... tr-name c I -'FICTITIOUS IUSIN•·· BHtn, C..lllornl• ·•~7 r;,inelll II S,1111.1 ( I lit anfl ol • tertelll Mlnclwlch ShOP Ou>ln••s •litorn • •-»: MOS /IM-w Broo~. .,. ThtS ~llftl ll conclueled by • .\I R Co.I• Me ... C..lltontla t»1' NAME STATEMENT . a ry ~.Ill .. "" "' -;,1111 ;1 and " lo<alect •• ,,, .. L•mDerl Thll llusineu Is ,_,eel by an Ill 'FICTITIOUS IUSINISS Tne lollowl119 per ions .,. Going general par1nerilllpp Cr U z. H l'(' I I ,1 I Ion o I I h 1, Slrt•t, l•IO El Toro, Calltornla t1'JO dlYIClual NAME STATI Ml!NT t>usineu •t= MaurMn T Todd R I I . Tiie ousl ..... na,.,,. UM<! by the WIO Tht lollowlng per10111 ••• Going VllCING OTER H SER Tiiis Slat-• .. ., Ill.CS with ll>e osar~ WI I II' lll'ltl 1111 S1111 ,,.,., ••• or a t U td IO<•l•on .. L•ncl• Heumann OuSlnen•• I G VICE, Counly Cler' of Oranoe County on da' <>,. 1 Ill 1 ~1 1,..,1 1 ••uOWICH -'·r Tnls \lat-,.., fllecl with 1~ C L . 10641 El Aeltrlante Fountain Valley, Septem~, io. i-i • • .x-1> <'I II' ., "" ,1 • ,. -.. Covnlv Clerk of Or•noe Counly on "l "'H" N SALES "H 0 C•Hlornla 91IOI -,.., 7·00PM ,it lilt' lf,ul>oi l..!\\ll Tn•l .. IClbulklranSftr lSlnl•n-to AuounlS ,.1 SERVICE, '117·B Hiiaria W•y, Bemardus van Litr tvk• pres•-1'0..,. \t I ( .1 I \ bf COn\u,.,~eCI •I 11\e olf•ce of ,,.,_, NewPo'1 Beath, Calilor-fli•'1Ml Cltnt, Treasurer>. 10662 El Adelanto. PublhlloCI O••n11e Cool D•llY · emon,i lo1PI' "ll,1t10n BURROW ESCROW COMPA>j 'I' ll7' PuOll,~~ ,..._ ,. ••• 1 O•ll" Pilot A fc harCI M Hugtlu, '11'·0 F I I V II C I Pilol, ~I 11, 19, la, Oct 3, \\Ill be lwhf 1111 S11nd,I\ !--1·11 E:o\I Llntoln •••nue . or~ng·, ''"'"" ........ ' P Rd oun •n • •Y. allorniattJOI 1 .. 1 -et • S.P1 1' 7' Ocl 3, 10, 1•1 OSI_.; c.:.i/0,111t1•.-,. Newport Beat h. Turlcl van Liar IPfflldenll, 1°""'2 -------------ll'mber :!ti 1'1111 l11>1n 'I IHI\ \1 Callfornl• 92ll4S an or., .. , Octc>Otr' I ,...., El Ad•lint•, Fount•ln Vallev. P'UILIC MOTt£ I :\1 , .. , Ch••IH E. Weer. O:U·I Hll•rl• c Ill I 91709 u.nll S<'l\lt'I' lil\ll' · ·"' "r Thi• b11lk lr•MI~• Is s11bJe<I 10 .. '8LJC 1111flC Way,NewP0'18ea<.h.Calff«11l•tMl a orna ( hnsllall llun.il \\ 111 hi' 111 Iii C•l•lornl• u~torm com~rtl .. c-ru ~ £ Tnh Ousintt• I• conducted Oy • on \1oncl;1_\ Sept1•111lw1 :!I , Semon••°'-~ .. ~ I"":;::, ~~;::;hi~ tonel\lclecs oy • general pe;::~~. van Lier 1981 al '1111)\\I II SI Tnenamea.'ClaCIClrHsottheper'MlFI NOTICEOFDEATHOF Rl<NlrdMH..,.. TIM1 1tat......,,1w••llle<lwllhthe J . '. · wllh "'"°"' <lalm• moy "-fllt!CI I• RENNIE HOPPER ANDI This Slet....,..,I w•• 111• with tl'lt couftl Cl • 1 o Co llJt:htm ' ( ,1lht1h1 ( h11rd1 BURROW E"'"OW COMP•uy, 1,7• C C "Y ar. o ••n9f unty on lntl'rmenl .,1•n11·1"' \\Ill lw E111 line;;-;;' A•enue,"'orange: OF PETITION TO AD· 1.'!::~~1:~r;-.. ~ora"llfCounty onS..O Augu~S.ltlt 1'161111 Pul>Osl'ltd Or an91 Co .. 1 Oally Piiot. S.p1 s. n "· ,., ,.., ,..,_., 'FICTITIOUS IUSINIU NAME STAT•M•NT The followl119 persont are d•tne lluSIMSSal' F I SCH ER I. AEOHI Ll. PROPEATIES, JltlA Alr'°"r1 ~ Drlw, Calta Mne, Ca. 916:16 'FICTITIOUS IUSINIH NMWllTATIM&Nf fll• f1111•l110 Ptr .. fl I~ n ine -.i11n ... I'll TfCH L.TO , tt61 l'11ll•rt•11 Avt-. Ctila -"' Ctllf«flle t)UJ J-A lttfl-. 1 .. , 1'11llarton AW-. eo.te M.M, C..111.....,11 t101 Tiii• ""*-• '' c...-.icl-4 by en l<IOl'I' ..... J-• lull-. Tlllt ''-'-' .,., Ill.cs with ,,_ Cown\y Cl••• ot Ot•nee COllnlr on •uou•l 17. , .. , .. , ... ,,,..,, "ubll-O.anoe C-oot O•ltv l'llot fl\ll>llW.O at.,,.. c .. 11 Oallr l'llof AllQ 2', ,."' s. n , "· 1'91 an•• ~t 11, "· .. Od s. '"1 .OIU I Ml.IC NOOO IFll .. 7t ,,."... PuDll\l'ltd Or-Coa.e 0•11~ PllOI Publlt/>IO O<ange Coell 0.lly Pilot Soept 12 19 2". <kt l , 1tl1 '°°9-tl '4pl. 12, It,,., Oct l, 1'1111 .Ot I 11 MUC lllTICE Fl('TITIOUI IUSINl!SS NAMI! STATIMl!NT The followl"ll Pt~on I\ OO•ng businesses BOP ENTERPRISES 1/1 .. MonlUuma Ctrela, Fount••n Valley, Ce111ornla 91IOI Biiiy W•yn• P•ynt 111 .. MonlelUllle ClrCle, FO\lflta1n Volle., C~l llornla 917ot Tnls 11u1i.wu " cono..c1ec1 by on lncllvklual Biiiy W. Payne lhlJ llal-1 .... lilf!CI wllh 1rw Counly Cltrk ot Ora11~ County on AllQU>l 17, l'Ml ......... PUlllt-0r8ftQlt Coe>I O•llY Piiot, AUQ-1', SoPI. '· n, 19, 1•11 _ _., ...... rutuc NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT The loll-Ing .,.,_, l • CIOltlQ l>US•· M\\ a\ 'LIMEY'S ENTERPRISES 20031 Btrch SI. Sant• An•. C•-91101 • J•n~t Lff Br-s. 10031 81rc1> ~I S.nt• Ana C.. '1101 This bu•IMU h toncsucled Oy •n 1n- d1vlOu•I J-1 l Brootis Thtl •1.t1-..1 w•s llleo wllh 1rw County Clerk ol 0<41119t Cou11ty on S.p Cember 10. , .. , ANll CHIRI lltOtne •n-••l6W oe1 .. tic......~ s.Meltt o.-...... c:e . ...., 'Fii.., Pu.ilt.lwcl Orange c-st o.lly Pllol Sepl 11 •... ».Oct l . , .. I .,., .. , P'lllUC MOW l'ICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT T "" tol!ow1nv prr,on~ .,, 001no bu(lnen •• NEW WORLO DISl fl lBUTI NG COMPANY w w .. , K•tell• Ayonue, O,.nge CA 91'61 HOWARD LAUNER S01' Alder Irvine, CA 92f!S BERNARO JOSEPH MCENTEE, ... " P•<•ht• Patlltc &H<n CA 92109 fh•~ bu''""~' •1 <ondu<ttcJ t>y • Q•Aertll p.1rtnirr\rup • 8~• fWfO J<>upl\ Mt Ent~ f hu, )t•terrwtnl wa\ flleG Wllh lht County Cit•~ ol O•anQtP Counly on S.p1 10 1981 ANN CHERI &llOWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Oa EUl l<•lell• AYell ... , Swlt• 1" Or•nt•. CA tua1 F 1104al PvOllShed 0r•"9t' Coot O•llY P1101. S.pl ., ,. ,. <kt ) 1'181 ~·I P'lllllC NOTICE N!leoltM FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T ne: tollowtnQ per\.On' •r• oou•o t>u\•nl'S\. •s P'lllllC "8TICE held ai ~11 r, .... 1 1..1"11 ca11torn1•9*.S•nc1111e1•t1e1o ror MINISTER ESTATE NO.I "'"• :\I , I 1, k II flllng tl•1mstrt any/bredltor ""'"be A 110336 PuOll•hedOranoo Coe•I O.lly Pllol, . l mona ;" . 1111' \\ 0111! OttOO.• a. "" whlth Is 1.,. buslneu T · 1 1 h Sept ''· 2' <kt J. 10. '"' 02u1 I hlli. al I IMl I \1 "''"'II 1•-. Ull ., •• Delora tM conwmm•llon ,,.,. 0 a e I r s I Rlcllan:I c.. er-. J HampsN" Cour1, HewOOr1 a.~11. Ca. '2t6l 1------------- NOTICE OF DEATH OF ANLO MARQU EE PERRY AND OF PETITION T O AD · MINIST E R ESTATE N O . A-110325. 11«.'1 the 11111·< 111111 111 BHlt / '!>eclfled•bOw. bene ficiaries, creditors lkrl{ero nStl'lllh ~ 1u11t1ll 0 •1•0 _..,.,"·'"1 andcootingentcredltors of \\. I rr 'I I 'I E.,..,.." fui, l R e n n . e H d est<' 1 t 1.111l' " url 11.11, CMal £.or1 1 opp er an ofl'ostu ~h· ... a 1;11,<~171 11ta11y1t.H••"";....· persons who may b e _., L. "-....... otherw ise interes ted in the Tt:El.I·. I P""'",.., ~=~1 oal!y Puot. w ill and/or estate . II EAT 111-; 11 1> '" \' "l s.pt "· 1"1 .,..._., A petition h as been filed TEELE. burn S1·p1 .. 111lw1 11. by Frank J . Waters in the 1981. pa":-l·1 I .iv.·" 1111 ~1·p-, PUBllC lllTICE Superior Court o f Orange lember 1:1. 1~1 ~ht· 1, -.11 r Counly r equesting that vived b' hl•1 p.llt•nh .l11h"J Tow •nnua1 ""'°"' o1 II• FCMldatlon Frank J . Waters be ap- and K athl1·"11 ft•t•le 11n for N""'noE11uui-1••v•llable.a1 pointed as personal ' . . . ll'lt.adr1unotltdb9!-,for lnsciect1on represe t t • t d PUIUC NOTa FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATIMENT T ht foll-Ing per.on I\ ClolnQ bu SI• no''" MBC CREATIVE CONCEPTS, UH Eldltfl, Sulit E, Cosle Mew. CtA tlO• MICHAEL BROOKS CU N NINGH""°', 1~• Eldltfl. Sull• E. COlUI Mu a.on•:i. Tn& ~Inn• I\ ConClutled by .,. In CllYIC)ual. MIC1-I B c ... ninQflam l hi• ;tatement w•• Ill.CS with th« County Cltr~ ol OrenQt County on •uo ,,, 1"1 r v In c < a .1 n II h 1• 1~dur1ng rt9UI•• owi.wu "°"'"by any n a Ive o a • grandparc·nt' Jk;1n .inti c1t1ien -10rMIUffltwllfllfttlOoay• m inister the estate of Ren- Jerry lll'lpl'rtrl 111 'llt•\\pnrt •"•' DVblkatlon of this nofke of 11> nie Hopper (under the ln- 8 h , • I' r •••11••111tv-depenA..-t Adm'n 'st t ' ea~ • , IJ l'I\ ,111• ,1m11\ 1 Tiie Founcr.tton tor Nunlng Edll<Jltlon """' I I ra ion ,,.,.,,. serv1res "ill t11• hdcl "111'--s 0,1... of E s tates Act). The petl-Publtv.d Orange Coen D•llY P1101. ... ._, s.Kt1. cA ._.. tion rs set fo,. heal'ing In s.o1. s. ,,, " is. '"1 _, IALnll•GHOM SMfTH & TUTHILL WHTCLIFf CHA,EL 427E t7thSt Costa Mesa 646-9371 Tt1epr1nt1pa1...-o-fh Dept. No. J a t 700 Civic Rutll W.Otptlel, Pf'HldllM C t D . W Pub11111ec1 °'-Coast o.uy Piiot, en e r rive. est, in the Seplemoer "· '"' 4161-11 C i t v o f S a n t a A n a , Ml.IC •m 'FICTITIOUS IUSINllSI NAMI STATIMlllT The tot-lno partofl Is ODlno 0u11- nes• H POLARIS FOR HAIR &. SKIN, 110 E 171h StrMt. eo.1.1 Mew, c.111or"I• '1611 Pollna Puslylnlk, 1000 Los Coyole• Cl . Fount•l'I Vall ey, C•llfomla '270I California on October 14 , 1981at9:30 a .m . IF YOU OBJ ECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or f ile written objections with the c ourt before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your a t - to rney. PUllJC lllTICE 'FICTITIOUS IUllNIU.S NAME STATEMENT Tllfl IOll-1119 .,.,_. I• csolng Dull· nenH SUNSET OESIGN ASSOCIATES, >ICM Prnmontory Otlvt w., Newport Beach, Ce '1"60 Ht•lher L K•lr-Perrn . •O• Promontory OrlY• W., Newport B••th, c.. '1"60 This l>Utlneu I• conouct..i by an In dl•ldual. Heat..., L. ltetr-Pttrret Thll S\alemefll WH 1119<1 Wiit\ I,_ County Cltrlt. ot Orange County on~ tember l, '"' l'HUC MITICE 'FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT tno loflo wlng person I• doing bU\IMU al' RAL ENTERPRISES, 7UO Jelly, Slnta Ana, C•llfornl• 9110. RoOOtrl All•n Lomblrd, 1PO JtllY, S.n I a Ana, C-9111or nl • tt IOI Tllll bu•lneu I• condUCC.CS 0y .,. lnCll•l"""I R-r1A Lomoans ~ R Hiii, 71S B•nlcM Orlw, NewpGr1 Bff<ll, Ca .,.., Donna R. HI 11, I 1S B•y• ide Or 1 ..... NeWPor1 Bee<h, Ca .,.., Thi• bu•lneu h tonctuctad t>y • 119naral par1ntrtlllp. George R. Hiii Rici.rd C. Br- Thi• stac-1 ••• Ill.cs """ ,,. County C .. rtl t1' o..,.. Cowtty a11 S.. l•mller I, 1 .. 1 ,., ... Pu~lsl'tH Or ..... Cout Dally Pll~ S.p1. s. 11. "· 26, 1•1 ~· Thll >laCement w•• filecl wllh lhe 1-------------Counly Clerk ot 0••1199 County on AUQUll 21 1tl1 FHMS1 I-----__.. ______ _ Pul>llsl'ltcl Or ..... Coast Oailv Pllol, •1111 2', Sept s. ,,, "· l'ltl Jen-ti l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAMI STATEMENT The lollowl119 per10111 are Clolng bu•lnn• .. Piil.JC lllTICE GAIN ENT ERPRISES, JISll -------------1 Agullar, Minion Vlt )o. Cailror"I• l'ICTITIOOS IUSINESS NAMI STATEMENT The following per\On1 are doing b\lsl.-aeo: SPECTRUM PLUS, 7U Wot Baker SlrMI, Cosla ~w. Calllornla 92.,. Foreign Co .. tal Davelopmtnl Corporation, e C..lllornl• torPOrallon, IOSlS VtllOne Way, Los Angele .. Cellfoml• Thh bu•ln•H Is conducted Dy a torporallan Forei gn Coallel Oe••l-nl Corp. ltkhaf'd Tne, Prnldef\t Tiiis U.te<TMllt wet flltd wllll '"' CouttlY Cl•rk ol Oran91 County °" AllQUl171. '"' '1•" Larry L. Gerber, 21511 Aguliar. Minion Viejo, C..lltornla t2691 Biiiy W P9)'ne, 111 .. Mooltezume Circle, Fountain Velley, Callforn1• 9270I Tllh bu>lnen h conducted b'f e llmlted partner.,,lp Lan'Y L. Garber ThlS Slat-I WH 111ecl with ll'lt Counly Clerk of Orange County on Auousc 21. '"' ,-,HUI PubOshoel Orange Coa•I O•llV PllOt, •"11 ,., Sept s. 12. "· 1 .. 1 .., .. , PUil.JC lllTICE rtHCE HOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St Huntinqton ~ach 536·6539 This -lneu Is concl\lctect by •n ln-Olvktual .... , ... l'MllYfllik IF YOU A R E A CREDITOR or a cont· ingent credito r of the d e - cea sed, you must file your c laim w ith the court o r present it lo the personal ,,.,,_ ,,., ..... lllCTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAME STATIMINT ,ACIFtC VIEW MIMOatAL ,All( C.meterv Mortuary Chapel·Cremato fY 3l500 Pac1t1c View Drive Newoort Beach 644-2700 MICOltMfClt MOaTU.UIU LaQuna Beach 494·94 15 LaQuna Hills 768-0933 S•n Juan cap1strano 495·1776 HMIOll LAW"-MT. ouvt Mortuary• Ceme1erv Cremetorv 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 Ti.11 ...._, -fh-with ttw CO\lnh Clerk of 0.-•"llt COllP!t., on Sec>- 1...,.ber II, !tit '""" PubllUw<I Or-CoHI 0.lly Pllol, Sept, 1•. 1', Oct l, 10. 1"1 •llM1 PUlllC MO~E 'FICTITIOUS IUSOltfM N-• STATaM .. IT TM leOowlno "''°"' .... dOlllQ Wtlnett n : COMPUT•R ACCOUHTINO SERVICES, 113 .._ Ulllt. Sama ..... Cellfornl• .,,..,. Vlf'Olnla L. K_...I, W 'Fotlef' Lane, 5ame Ana, C.INornla nt0t Ga-M, Tra.14"-1111 tOI Fotler L-. S-a AN, Calllot'flla~ TPlh bvslMU •• condloe-l>y • OtMrll -1Nnfllp. Vl'lllnla 1... K-•I 'tllta .._. -..._ WIUI 11'9 C-tr CllWtl fll 0.-C»Mnil' • S.0-..,,,l>ar 14, 1•1 '1""7 ~IJllM Or-. ClMtt 0.llY Piiot, Ifft. t•, "· 00. J. 10, t•t •IJM1 Pul>lll/Wd Or•noe Coa•I Ot lly Piiot PubOtl'ltcl Ora<\91 Coa•I Delly Pllo4, Sept s. 12, "· l•. '"1 ~1 •uo-1', Sept. s. 12. ''· '"' l'Ol-it PUlllC NOTICE repre~-tatlve ap""'lnted 'FICTITIOUS IUSIN•SS "'":."1' -NAME STATfMENT by 'the COUrt Wi1hfn four The lollowlno par'°" I~ ctoi119 bull· months from the date of neu as. first Issuance of letters as LOWBID INSTALLATIONS, mi ided I.thigh Pl .. C.osla NleMI, Ce. '16» prov in Section 700 of Timothy weston crocur, isu the Probate Code of LflllQll Plece,CottaMeu,Ca.m» California. The time for Thlsbllllnn11sconouc1ac1b¥an 1n. fill dlvlclUel. ng claims will not ex-rim crocker plre prior to four months r111s si..te....,.1 w .. 111ec1 w1t11 111e from the date of the hear-countvC'ltf11.o1 0..,,..covntyons. Ing noticed above. ,...,._1. "11· ,,.1,., YOU MAY EXAMINE Pu0tl~ 0r.,. cont Dally"''°' the f lie kept by the c ourt. s.111. s. 11. "· ,., '"' ,......, If you are ln~eruted In the estate, you mey flle a re- quest Wfth the ~urt to re- ceive spec.lal notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, a c - l'ICTITlOUS IUSINUS NAMI STATaMaNT T"• IOllowlnt pertont are dol11g 0us1neua" 'FICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAMI STAT•MENT Tiie followlng person .Ill doln 9 0uslnntas· HAMILTON CLEANERS, un H•mlllan A¥911ue, Hu111111111on 8eech, Calllornla.,._ Potflrto 11111. SI<...,., tlUt EHi 5orlno, o.-.. C..lltornla nut Tiiis l>uslllfft 11 COfldu<ltcl by .,. I ndlvlCNlll Porfirio M. SlcMf'• Ttli. lle._,I w<K llled with ll'le County c .. rk of Orange C0\11\IY on •uouit 1A. 1"1 "'"* PllOll&n.cl Or-ante Coal! Oally Piiot, Aug 2', Se91, J, 12, H, 1 .. 1 3'0s.ll 'FICTITIOUS auSINIU NAMll STATUlllNT 1------------'c o u n h and reports descrll>ld In Section 1200.S $1STl!ltS, 111 Hamlllon SlrMI, Cotta MeM. C.llfot'nlt ,_,, Tiie fe!lowlllQ --11 ctolng bufi· .... THIE OttlEAT OUTDOOlt l'UllNITUtt• l'ACTO..V. tllft l'...i Use the Daily P1to1' .. f''ast Result" s~vtce directory. Your service 1s our specially. Call 642·5678 ext 322 Of the Callfomla Probate Code Nelntna•~ K~ a ~L........,.. Law, Attn': R= J . ton, 44$ • tt., .... Fl . .r. '-•-~An14'esLJC~ '°°''~· ,21Sf~z:z1. L----------IW--ir..:r•~ ~.,.= .. JeMt R. St-•4.,tll Hatnll1911 SCrfft, Colla Mtu, Calllomla tlli1' Joyce l... .ion.t, t105 Wint Al- AW-. Or-..,Cal"°"'11 nMI Tllfl •• .,. •• I• CM41U<i.f "" • """ .. MrtNnM;. ................. Tltll N.,_I -flied wlltl .. Coumv a.nc flf 0r.,,.. C-y on..,.. , .... ,., .. tt•t POt1M "'*ltMd 0r9"9t CN\I 0.lly I'll«, ...... S, 12, It, 1' ltlt ....... , 11 .. """'.,..._ lltkll, Ce. '21M6 flll• ...... .,,.., ...... Ln~ """'" "''°" llMdl. Cll. .... , ......... "~Itel by en In· M .... . . .......... TlllJ _...,,,.... -fotct •1111 I .. CtufttT a.ti fl ar_. C-'r .., a..-twnller 11. 11111, "'"°' 1'111>11 .... ar ... C»Ht o.11, ,.. ... . 11. "· 1lt., Oc.l. a. "" ., ... , , .... .,.. _,_..,... ... __ _ Tll• followln9 pertont era Cloln9 buslnes.s as: PAULA 'S, Utl VIiia Way, Nt•Por1 Beech, Calllornla t?MJ Peu11 Sclloepa, "" Plat• Cltl Norte. Newport ll•acl'I, California "'"° Palrk-'-Wrc11rlo, 111' Plau Ott NorCt. Ntwpor1 8aacl'I, Celllornl• ., .. 1 TtllS OutlneH It conct11c1ed Dy • ..,..,., .,.,,,....,,,,11 PeulS<'-119 Tlllt statement was llled wlll\ "" County Clar-ol Or•nee C-t'r en •-1 11. "" 1'1...U .._,o...a...._ A .... ,. ...... U41e.,,...~. ...... °"" .... .., ....,., leedl, Ca. ""' l'llllllelltcl Or ..... GoMt 0.lly PllM. • .,. "· ,...., s. 12, ''· "" ,....., NC>Tlc• o,,. T o a I I h e 1 r s • ~.~.~~;,E beneficiaries, c redit o r s COLDWELL ••NKl!R ESCROW and contingent c r editor s of SERV1C1ES, 11tc. .. ••«•n11r to Anlo Marquee Perry and LANOMAR• EIClllOW 9EltVICES, person s who may b e !:!c;:=:=, T.=,-:,u;:~ otherwise inrerested in the Wll..l. ·~L AT pt)k,IC AUCTIOH wilt and/o r estate. Tq Tt4ll MIGH'E$T BIOOER FOR A petition has bei!n filed CASH lprfabie •1 11"" of ••1• In by C rocker National Bank lewflll ~of Che Unli.1 Slat .. I all rlgl'll, tit .. -lnte..it conve.,..i lO In the Superior Court of anc1,..,..,......,b.,11 -.. 1do-to1 Orange County r eques ting :;~~~..;,:; t11e property n.relnaller that Crocke r National T•usT011 KlttK s l-AMB,.,,...,.. Bank be appointed as merrlad ma.n p e r sonal representative to 8 ENIFICIAR Y CONSTANCE d · · t th t f ELtZABEnt FREED a m1n1s er e es ate o ReconlleO Mey JO,""•"'"'· No. Anlo Marquee Perry (un- mo11n bOOll 12ttt, N9t .,.~ 0ttk111 der the Independent Ad· ltKorcts 1 .. ._ eHk• ef llM R»torcttr ministration of Estates Of Or-. °""11y, selCI deed 9f lrvst <1escr111Htr1efol1owingpr_,y, Act>. The petition is set for the Nor111 ~ f•t of ttw South • h earing in Dept. No. J on 1ee1o1ttwWes11•2.1 .... 1o1111aEas1 October 14, 1981 at 9 :30 3'3 10 t .. 1 01 Loi i. '" IF•lrvltw Farms, In t ... O>sla Mesa Sanitary a .m . District. Cosl• Mna County Wal•• IF YOU OBJECT to the 01s1r1ct,c1tvt1'Colta-w.•••llown granting of the petition, on • rnep .,,.,.... reco.-In 8ooll •. yo ~.. Id 'th Pave 71• ""'-"•"""'Maps,"'°'"' u ,,.,ou e1 er appear of w1c1 0r-. c-v. Mctreu· ing at the hearing and s tate •na11e1m Ao11ue, c eate 1uu, your objections or file C~!lr.:-.--.., ot common.,.. written objections with the J1gna1101111 s1e-a-.,. ••rr•lllY court before the hearing. is gl""' "to Its comclMl-n or CO<'· Your appearance may be ~<IMSS) .. I b I Tt1e tieneon<i.rv _,.kl °"°"' n p erson o r y your a • Trust, 1>y ,_of e lll"Mcfl.., 0.faun torney. Ill , .... o&tleitt'-ta<ured llltAl>Y, I F y 0 u A R E A ,,.",...,,. uec;utad eN ctellwrltd to CREDI TOR or a c ont· , .... -1it1Md. wrlllefl Dl<ieratton jnnent creditor of the de-"' Def-.-Id o.m-for Sale, aftCI • '• wr1""",...1ceot11t..c,,a1111ofel4K1lon ceased, you must filP. your 10 UVM"" ....... ,., .... 1e ,.11 ...., c laim with the court or P'-1'1' '° ..tltf'r Ml4 ••oel'-. present it to the personal •fld ~the unctw......, cauMd . . .. 1e1 noUct of llr'eadl end of t1ec;11on 10 r epresentative appointed .,. ~ '""*' n . '"1u 1n1tr. No. by the c ourt w ithin four Jtm 1n....,. 1'°10'oetit 1"4, of,.._ months from the date of Offk~1t....._ I s.111 ....... 1 .. -· _ •"'*" f irst ssuance of letters as tovaMnl "' • .,.,.,.,y, .,...,.Ott '"" provided in section 700 of i>•lff. ~ •11e. ,....M...,,"' the probate code of ...c----. ""'.,. "9fMltlllla C llf i Th t ' f ,,lf!NMI tll'I\'" ... "'*' 1-""" a orn a . e 1me or -.,,...DeM.,_Trw\wlWl~•t• flllng claims will not ex- 111 ,....._..,....._.,.,MK .. " 111y, plre prior to four months ulldW"" ..,_Of .. ._ 09ed Of Trwt. from the date of the hear· ..... t -.et and .. _ "' Ille I ti ed bo Trvnee -"' .. '""" ,,..... 111y ng no c a ve • ... eo.1totTrwt.leldutewf411>a YOU MAY EXAMINE ,_...,.......,, ... .,.,..., •• '""·• the file ker,t by the court • tr•'·""'·••~•-.,. -If you are nterested In the tr~ ... Clwtc OIMN' ....... East~ A-. 111"" ""'"estate, you may flle a re. or•-. quest with the court to rt- At tM ti-If 111t 1111t1.11i ,...ketM11 celve spec· lal notice of the .. !tilt •1<.a. 911 ... I ~ .. "" 111111•111 1Nla11u 01 ''" ottllett1011 Inventory Of estate and of M<Uf'tel"' 1t1t-.w ...,_. ..... the petitions, accounts and ..,,,, _. tt111NtM ~ •--. r~rts described In Sec· '":.-=:!-::.~ ...... .._, t Ion 1200 . 5 of the ,,. • .., <•II ow .,,..,.., c ..... 11 Collfomla Probate Code. •-lbc'.-..,Ylc49. Inc. • .. .., Jo"n L. ar~.:--· tru•• -& O.· """""""·,.. ~111111 1,i.o. ..,.;CaaMMor • ..-toOM•••MI f St. t11t l'I. .., U11M ...._ ....... ..-.,y S.n lira.ct-. ca. M11t ........... ,.,.,. 1111 °1:':: Publlthld Or-. Cont ,..,....... Or9111t Clllll Diiiy ...._ O.lly Pltot, Sept. ti, 19, 25, ... !, 1t, "· "'' .,.., '911 .. ,..., .. ... --------------- DiilJ Pilot Saturday, September 19. 1981 If you need a roommate, you 'll know you're not alone when you .. check today 's classification 4300 . a/ , CLASSIFIED INDEX "'h.... Mo.Mt For Sde HcMIHI for s• . H A--~ ...... _ ~ H U-. ••••••• .. •••••••••• • • •• •· Otltft .._ _., CMn•' For Sde nv.M' For SaN •••·······•·······•···· ··················i···· •..•••••••••••.•.•.•.. ••·••····•••••····•·••· ..••................... GMtt'ol I 002 G ... r.. I 002 GtHf'GI I 00 Gftlffal I 002 GeMrol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ·••··········•········· ................•.•••• ··················•···· ···~··················· HouH\ For S• HCMISH for s• ......•................ ......•.••...•••••..... •····•••····•······•••· GtMrol I 002 G..wrol I 002 Gtnerol I 002 .. ...... .. . ............ . . .......... ........... . ..................... . T 1 Plxe four Ad, Call 642·5678 HOUSES FOR SALE ~·•-••I L 1b ... 1, • .._t tl.n,. •• t••t••~'w'• C •!""111110 tw .. ; ti t (l(tlf\• ~ ... ~ •• 'tt'llif , ... . ,, ..... t•1.i91f t ll•tf'lt ~·"'~"" \ .. 11. ltw••·•"4 ,., ~ .. t '" ifW I •KUM• "4 .,, h I llijiiJHf 11111 U.11un• \1;tijl"I \1,,,,,,.. \htu , ..... .,.," kt •. ~ ~r;ll•ftw-"11 '-" '"•" t .. Jtl•I'"'"' \..nt. ""· "·· ~··· h ... ...,th I 1!11IUl1• Y.t,un1•i...1r, \l,~,.h II •nit '•It RULESTATE "•'••t.:• "" '•tt .\ji.1Hftlt>IU l11f '•14 ~~~::. ~,'',·t;:~~fh ( UtlfOt\ I~ .. 'l\i14t ''"''" ... '' •' ,.,.,.,.,h \•.ind!·"·'""'"' , .. ' °"'~~ .. , .. ._ \ lhl ,,.:. II•• 11.f• ~.:,'. EQUAL HOUSING II•'.' OPPORTUNITY , ..... :~: r•••"-r•1 Motke: ··~· All real estate ad ~· v e r t 1 s e d I n l h 1 s :;;~ newspaper lS subJect to :·:ll the Federal Fair Hous· ,,., ing Act of t968 which ::: makes 11 1Jlegal to ad ,... vert1se "any preference. :.:• Ii m i t a t 1 on , or d is . ,.... cr1minat1on based on "" race. rolor. religion. sex, or national ongm, 1.>•• or an 1ntenllon to make :;:; any such preference. •~" limitation. or dis :.:: cramtnatjon ·· I ' REALTORS 67§.5511 OPEN HOUSE 1-5 IRVIME TERRACE MASTEUIECE: Come • Htls hondcro~ed beauty. Completely r"HIOdtl~. nerythlltCJ Is new Cllld ready for you to move In! l bedrooms 12 Mostenl 3 laths + fo"'llY room too. Asking $349,500. 1436 Str.11odt Ttmx• COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy ., Corono ct.f Mor 675-5511 l .. 'U..-lut,,., \111\111 ltw1mt4 Pttti>t•C\ lf'lid1,;\lr1•I f1r111iatt .... , "" '•h :::. This newspaper will not ·:1:; knowingly acl·ept any ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ advertising !or real \lutitlt Ur11 Ill• f'o \1,...,., ... , .. tftt\• "' fJC 4r.lf1 \II l'f•ll I "'I '~I l1Vf'I~ ~ l'r"J I"' 111 'f •II l'f1~11 K.-ttd\t , ~.1n1 .. l,rn,1 k ... 11 ~ .. , ... t \t ti .. ,. •.• M• ,.t •''"It IA •~h•I RENTALS lf•l'W't t Ul(H'l ""J Uw" \ 11lwftu•~11•1 tli"''' t1.1r111" 1111 t tl0'1'·nmu\I"• hnh l Aftda•l'hlf!IUll• \ " lr..riti ""' ."''' lu•n.ho .. , In 1.A.vJ• '"" t u!lf ll\lplfV' \ 111 Apt, t 1.1111 \ill I nlutu \pt., turn 111 I til Ht•1.,, k+a •I 4 k-.,.,11 ...... l .......... . t,1111 1 U;,,,,. -..n1n111 M111t•f \,.111111111 lhn111I Mt111 .. 1 '"'~"n ••• , ... ,, .... h1 f•l Ofl1 1 M1,.,1i ""'·lfM. t4, ••• , .. tflltlt.1·.4f1a tc1 rt• .... !!,, ..... Hinl.tl \\ ,.11111i \11 k1·t1l•I BUSINESS. INVEST MENT. flNANC£ .:; estate which I!> m viola .. lion or the l~w ·~: ~-------1 .... ,._. ERRORS: Adnrtisen ~ chtdl ttieir ads .... daily and report .,.. '·"•1 .... ron immedl•ty. TM :~· DAILY PILOT asW!Ms ·· lobilty for tt. fint incorrtct innrtio11 111••1 ~:: onty. ... :·,_ _______ I .... :•; Ho11s.s for Salt I ·~·· ••.•...••....•.......•. .:.:. GeMrol 1002 I ' Urt eeeeeee•••••••••••••••• ::: I OCEAN VIEW : .. :. GUEST + 2 LOTS ,, " Ocean view & guest qln; hw •"' t1i 1w11t '" 2 stories 2 lot.s Sta med glass Beam~ c·e1lmg 3 blks to 0<'t'an' S'267 .500 Bob Burdick 759 1221 tiu lflt' V. o1Wt•I •!II• lh\, 111.-ol 4111'"''' 1 .,.1, Jn,,.1,,,.n1\ti.wt,,l "' ~:::: .. ~~~:~~ :·.: I;~ :Z ~I ;:ii ANNOUNCEMENTS, -·- P£RSONALS & LDST & FOUNO ,,. .... ,., '" ftt•I I ....... , ... , I 1 ...... 1••··•111tl lf't •i'f11fl· ..... .f ' 11,, It ••• SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION ',,. ,,.. '"' J,,f,"' .. Ill" ~ llr11 IA •!•!111 \1 ~ t MCRCHANOISE \hi j' ''" .. I ,,,..., ,. ~· . lhtl '''"' ""'''' .1 1,.,,. •• .. t 11w1•r11111 . .. ..... hfl I \ j t ''"'' l11114f. 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Patrick Tenore 759~ l.221 $93,000 R-2LOT ru;s a small home that "'" needs r1x111g I A great ... buy for builder or ... , starter home . f!IA \'A '"" terms a\'ailable Call ••·• Right now' 546-2313 ... ... .. ... •I· THE REAL ESTAT&:RS l~YRlOHT OPEH SUH I ·S ::·• 38 lolboo Cons ... BOAT SLIP SANDY BEACH Derk & Patio ,, .. Lge. lite & r heery 3 ,,,. bdrm + den. 2 bath ;1 :· home Open beam re1 I mg. br1rk BBQ. 2 t·ar I garage +extra parkmg .,~ $595,0001 Owner Agent "' 673 9187 or 675 7000 P.--Pt Lovely remodeled 2 "' story trad111onal. 3 + den. formal dining, huge s unde c k As king S469,soo owe "' 20·. ;,"'· dow.n ...... ,. .......... "' . "' '·' •1.:.-• 'f7!.• •,: ··~· /14 7b0 0333 ·:;:; NEWPORT IEACH ::~.· FOR ::~ JUST$139,500 Walk to beach Best buy .:;.~; in area; 3 bedroom 2 ..... bath home. open beam ::::; ceilings, secluded patio. :;::. Call 67S.5511. Agt. ... , ... TRIUX Three 2 bdrm. 2 bath rurn units Steps to ,.,. be a c h . Good s u m · '.;;1~ mer /winter history. z:~ Priced at S39S.OOO .....,, &'75· 1752. ,~ l!0.11 ""'' !fj,t! ~J.tl •r1(, -;lo• .. "' fll1 associated BPI)~ EP'. llt II, •c11s i • "' e J ~ , ,.. • ,. ,, ,,.r, ~-· --------'ft)...' ,..,. ..... , ... -. ,,.;~ 1Ni t * * * * * * .Heritage Collectio~ FAST MOVE Owner packing and \\lit fmam·e Lh1s .1 Bdrm Norlh Costa ~tesa home This quiet cul de sac home 1s looking for a fam.Jlv' Will C'onsider 1-l', loan ror 7 )ear's \\Ith Just $20.000 do\\n ' Fussy :\lo,·c Fa:-.t Bu\'ers. rall 540·11Slto see · · CORONA DEL MAR R-2 LOT Charmmg bea-<:h tottage. lt•atunng 2 Bdrm +den. largl' living room with f1replatt•. doubll' garagt• ,\sking 5269.500 For an appointml'nt to ~l'l'. tall 5411 1151 C-2 LOT l11gh tratf1t· t•ount 62 li X:Jll Lot. Ex1sl ing house on property Flex1hle L'ses. Owner will l'Onsider C'arry1ng 1st TD Asking SW!.1.500 Cull 5~ll 1151 r ~,.HERITAGE I , ,.. REALTORS 8% DOWN Large l'o:-.ta :\l l•sa Condo. 3 Bdrm. 211 baths. wetbar. 2 ear garagl' and mu<'h more Full pnl'e. $128.500 MESA DEL MAR 4 Bdrms. $149,500. 5 Bdrm. SlflS.1100 . :1 Bdrm. Sl29.50U i\11 ha\'l' good lt-rm-; . won 't last ' SllK & FINlf ANi~~1~~~~GY C S B T S 0 U Y N R E N A 0 G R E I S S J B A 0 M A T I E N N R 0 T Y E A G E .Q R E B D S R E 0 R G A N U R A 0 U M A E T I H 0 I I 0 C T 0 L U R G 0 Y T N E L £ N S G R L 0 I I T C G I l 0 S T 0 G A T I A 0 T T H L H I B E I P H H Y G A L H T W I N U A L R B E H L I R E T E E H N T A C E E 0 I 0 G I E N 0 A R A I Z S 0 U 0 R C R L A A C 0 R P H T N Y R N S L 0 C T 0 I Z E G H 0 0 N G H E T T 0 N 0 I H W N A N C R T L T R P A 0 G H R C G R E P H 0 S 0 C 0 E U H H Y T l U B A Y M U B T R T N G S D I S E I L T U M A 0 S A S E N E Y LA RUT LU CIB M 0 LE Y 0 A I 1nrt7uc11on.: Hidden word! btllow 1PP1tr fotwwd, b9c1c •• wwd, up, down Of dilfor*ly, Find Nd! tnd box It In. ~ Cl•n Bronu Agt Ethnoc1ntri1m ~ Clothing Arch u ology Supm tition .i Culture Ethnology Iron Agt cJ Cullom Rtliglon Mtglc G Tribe Stont Agt Holiday Tomorrow· 777?? I RHU"IC I j I I' I' j I LURTY 1,· 1 I I I I . ~__,_O_N_A~Y ~",.........I ;._: Sclent1s1a clllm your hOUso I I' I' I plan1s will grow bellflf 11 you .... __.__ ......L • .......1.--J.L......J 1alk to them -1>1.11 llOw do you .....-------. say "--" 10 •geranium? t THRGIB I --1,-1-11-1-1-• ~ :-11w ~ ci:: ~..__....._....._ ........ ~_, .,... .,.,...... lre1111 .... No. l below i :~~f~~~rnm r r r r r r I' I •~=~lfmtSI I I I I L I I ' SCIAMUTSAMwen•c...,.....aoe BEST IN BLUFFS UH I Q U E J P I a n . co m µ 1 e't e I y re modeled Lovely v1e..w. l level. 2 bdrm, 2 bath. hugt• enrlo:-.ed deck $375.000. OPEN I ·S 503 A VE CAMPO OME YEAR MEW. :J bdrm, 2 bath. highly upgraded. Large liv & din rooms. You O\\n the l<1nd 1512'"; for 30 yr s $325.000. OPEt~.J·S 1982 VISTA CAUDAL. ONCE IM A LIFETIME opportunil) to buy best located 3 bdrm . I leH.•I LINDA O\'erlook1ng widest gret'nbelt & reflection µonu. $295.0<K>. OPEN I ·5 2 I 12 FEUPE loff Roral BEST BUY. 2 bdrm overlooking wide gn•enbelt Extelk•nl tl'rms. $139.500. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. 744-0134 List & Buy With ~ Ex~rts 191 l I IROOIHURST (at Garfield) E. HUNTINGTON IEACH (714) 962-5585 (213) 592-1525 his is not a mistake &>lien• \our yes. Y es ~o u can 11\e tn untingt on Harbour for only 2.000. and nothing more $52.000 ill get you this heaut1 ful 2 droom. l34 bath mobile home. cated in a fl\ c Star park m untington Harbou r Sorry Adults ly. This would make an l'X('ellent tirement or \'<1<:at1on home Call ay: 962-5585 NVESTORS WANTED /ASSUME cated on quiet cul de sac in untington Beach. 3 Bdrms. p .. 4 ba. ume the 1st at 10.45% variable tl'rest rate, owe balance at 15% uaJ percentage rate with 20% own. Only $112,000, full price. bmit all offers. 962-558.5 IAYFROHT 'h PRICE SALE IAl.MOSTI Hecenll) w1doy, t•d seller m>:1r pan1 l' • Prh,'l' rl'duced from Sl.400,00U L.11 to $795.000. Co mpare eu rn·nt listings . This 5 6 bedroom homl' m1 pn·m1um hK•JllOll IS I • :\IILLIO:'\ LESS lhJll most! Ma kt• 110 mista gt·, this 1s <1 ths tress sale Ext•t•llent finaneing Prn•t• non negotiable To pn'' It'\\ tall D1 l'k Dre:..lcr 759-1221 R&'M* Of Newport Beach . . . OWNER WILL CARRY 80% LOAN! \\ntrs an· moth atecl & want to ell fast This super sharp 3 BH 1s cated in Huntington fkarh Close schools. shopping & fwys. Seeing bl•hevmg. so eall today for your riv ale sho\\ ing 894-7521 wner w ,assist in financing on this vely 4 Bdrm 21-:i ba condo located beautiful Huntington Beach. riced at only $109,900. This one 'II sell fast, so act now! Call and sk about the xl nt terms. 962-5585 H 0 UNTINGTON HAUOOR! king for a home on the water 'th a dock ? We have many listings nging on water from $750.000 to f water for S285.000. Call us today r prices & your private showing. ·7521. LINDA ISLE E~t'iti11g opporturut y W1dl1 t hanm·I 'll'Y. lrnrn sµ1.•t0t.H·ular :ird11tet'lut ,d dl1s1gm•d I udrrn. 5 hath. pool honw Slip 101 :! largt• ho;il :-.. Sl.·l!J5,000 LIDO ISLE HOME 120 VIA QUITO OPEH SUH 1-S Ft•atun:d on llonws Tour th1" loH·ly q·;..u.litional :-.pu <·ious, eu ... tum :i 1Jd1 in :J ~~-~.~ll'. nt'\\ h del'or.ttl'<I l'rtn·cl ~ltkl~ at $H5.llOO ~lust Sl'l' 214 VIA ITHA.CA OPEH SUM 1-5 "\l''' h n·modt•h•d :1 hdr m :! hath f)lu-. lgc 1t•rn·atio11 roo111 ..\. :! p:it 10s lka m <·t-tling ... (;n•;.tl tor l·11tt·rt<\1ning $420,UOO Bl'"' pm·1· for tht· money PENINSULA POINT BEACHFRONT Panorum1r. ha v & 1H't':1n 'It>\\ <ti v.edge. from pn'1l\l' laf'l.~l' lot. I bdt m, J bath l'U:-.tum h1Hllt' .lllllJ 'Q It ft'<ltUrtng lllarllll' room $1,:JX.),IK~I, WEST OCEANFaOHT Tnple-.: units Xlnt f1nanl'lllg SGOU,OOO BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1de Drive N 8 675 -6161 SHARP 3 BDRM! Xlnt tonil tri: ~rd n1n· n~1ghltorhornl '''urn1· !I 25 onh )124.!11111 Patrn k 1"·11on•IS!I 1:!21 6491 EDINGER (at Edwards) W. HUNTINGTON IEACH (7 14) 894-7521 (2 13) 598-3328 ....-.......,._ FHA fV A TERMS lol of homt• lor the mont'\' + eat terms. 4 spaC' Bdrms . i ba, u g e l i ,. 1 n g r m . I a m i I y r m , arkling pool & :-.o much more cat<'d in Huntington Bl'a('h rlo~e C\'er ything . \'ac·ant & ready ake your best offer today. 962 5585 A CERTIFIED IUY HOME! wner~ are mo l i\'ated Has ssumabll' loan + owners y, earn aper Great loc· 1n Huntington each. Spotless & h 1ghly decorated. BR 2 Ba. fpk Lge living rm & nJy S141.950. Hurry. 894-7521 HUNTING TON SEACUFf us tom. double door e ntry /Stained glass. Highly customized. e master 3uite w fpk, custom lantation shutters in f am1lv rm. er w /consider helping finance. nly S264.SOO Just listed. so hurr\' ·7521 . THINKING AIOUT IUYING OR SELLING A HOME? CAil AID ASI AIOUJ GUI Ifft llClUSIVI • ''CERTIFIED BUY'' PROGRAM Ytltltl"6lllltllllu • ' .• .. ., ,. 0 • ,, Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19, 1911 S Cl I oa . success u ara e sa e. qarage sales, yard sales, rummage sales, street sales ... no matter what you call them, the idea is the same -TURNING THINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH . When you get tired of fighting your way Into a crowded attic or garage, or when you need a little extra cash, have a garage sale! So get into the act, clean out those unwanted items, and make money doing it! It's fun, it's profitable, and following these 10 steps will make it simple. Decide on dates. Look at a calendar and set the dates and times of your • sale. Weekends are usually good, but many successful sales have been held in the evening, just after .work. Check the weather forecast in the paper, and watch for any other large event that may attract potential buyers away, such as fairs or community events. Have your sale run at least two days-some people may not be able to come on any single day. What to sell. Everything! That is, everything you haven 't used in the • last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand-new, or hasAhiusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price for it. Get a pad of paper and search your whole house. Look everywhere, and list' everything. Furniture. This is your main attraction and your best source of income. Be sure to place furniture where it can be seen from the street. Price furniture low enough to beat aoctions and secondhand sales (check the classifieds for comparisons), but high enough so you can come down a little when someone shows interest. Rockinq c hairs, chest of drawers, tables and chairs are all very successful at garage sales, so feature them in your ad. Antiques. Smaller antiques should be grouped, and kept close at hand where you can watch and talk about them. Nostalgia items are very popular - display them well. Clothin9. Make sure clothing is clean, and mark the price way down. Put as many things as possible on hangers. Separate kid's things by-age. Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low prices are a nmt on clothes except for unusual items, which should be tagged with an explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flowers, dress worn by Mae West)." Appliances. These wi II sell for a fair price only if they work. No one wi II take your word for it. Have an extension cord so they can be tested, or better yet, have radios playing, old TV sets turned ori etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold "as is". Plants. These usually go fast, but keep them out of direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants before the sale (Spider Lady, Cousin Jasper, Maggie), and write a line or two on the name card about how to care for them. Write your ad. · Here is a suggested ad: "Garage Sale -desks, • Bentwood rocking chair, toys, infants' clothing, 1922 Victrola in original cabinet, many gadgets, lots of unusual items, rock collection, plants. Refreshments, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South Anystreet, Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd." Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions If needed. Don't use abbreviations-many people won't bother to decipher them. CAUTION; Don't advertise anything you don't really have. Every item in the ad must be on hand at the start of the sale. Where to advertise. Place your ad where· it will be seen by people who live in the area -most people shop close to home. The • Daily Pilot is read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you wide exposure. And with the Pilot, you 're not paying for waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to run your ad 3 times or more, and start it a few days before the sale so bargain hunters can have plenty of notice. Make a sign. To help make your sale successful , make a few signs • from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good sign size is 14" x 22". Placing your sign. The morning of the sale, but not before, place your • signs. Be sure and add your address and any directional arrows. This should be done about a half · hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where it can be seen from both sides of the street by passing cars and pedestrians. CAUTION: Some towns have laws that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale signs. Please check with your town 's planning department or clerk. Marking prices. Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office II supply stores have varoius sizes and colors of stickers that work well, or you can use masking tape. However you mark them, make prices low. Garage sales are for bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can 't sell you'll have to drag back in the house and store again for another year. Serving refreshments. This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a friendly II atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer and perhaps buy more. You could even charge for expensive items like donuts, or the kids could go in business for the day, with a lemonade stand. Display. Make sure everything can be seen. Have card tables or II boards used as shelves between two chairs. Don't cause people to bend over unless you can't help it. Use one table as a desk where you can see everything and take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans or boxes work fine) and make sure someone is appointed "cashier" at all times. Arrange beforehand for a friend who can help answer questions, relief for lunch, etc. Check your neighbors and friends. mSee if any want to join your sale. This will give you someone to share expenses with and increase interest 6 41 5 6 '7 8 in your sale. If others join you, be sure to include this in &i• 1.4' your ad (example: "three-family sale," "neighborhood Daill Pillf--------•s•a•le.") •. G•r•o•u•p •sa.1e•s•a•re•a•1•ot•mo-re •. f•un•.•to•o•. ••~ 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA. Open 8-5 :30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon . .. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAGE SALE/ MA y rr BE SUCCESSFUL AND FUN/ ' I ... 155° 160• . , . \ ... AP ......... Map shows sectron of ocean where /wt> ships m er dt$aster last wm ter Some call it "Demon Sea", but authorities cite pounding wavea and high winds 'Demon Sea' menace investigated by Japan TOKYO <AP> -Rough seas being the sailor's Cate, the 31 crewmen on the freighter Marcona Trader were not particularly concerned by the stormy weather as they steamed toward J apan with a load of iron ore. But suddenly the ship lost speed, and its bow began to submerge. Seamen sent to investigate round a 30-foot·wide chunk or the bow miss· ing, as if a 'giant shark bad gnawed its way through the steel. The Marcona Trader was the fifth large vessel to meet disaster last winter in a l,OOO·by-670-mile oval· shaped stretch of the ·Pacifi c, off cen· tral Japan, that mariners have come to call the "Demon Sea." The 39,586·ton ship -Liberian· registered and American-owned - was eventually lowed to Japan, the only one of the five to see land again. Japan's Transport Ministry dis· misses notions th at s upernatural ''There's no ques- area very the tion that the becomes dangerous in winter months." forces or seaborne hobgoblins are at work in the a r ea. as some speculative writings s uggest about the "Bermuda Triangle." a supposed danger zone off the southeast United States. The official theory in the case of the Marcona Trader was that the pounding of heavy waves cracked and eventually broke away a piece of bow. But the authorities are concerned enough to have launched a five.year investigation into what may be un· usually powerful natural dangers - high winds and tower ing waves -in this swath of ocean. Susumi Miki , of the Trans port Ministry's Safety Control Depart· ment, s aid they are seeking $870,000 in next year 's budget to build a "wa ve observat ion robot'' to measure movements in the sea down to 16,400 feet. The 40·ton robot, when put in place in 1983, will send signals to Japan's communication satellite Himawari for relay to Tokyo. The Maritime Safety Agency plans to buy a 6,000.ton patrol ship with helicopter pad to improve s ur· veillance and rescue operations in the "Demon Sea." "There is no question that the area becomes very dangerous in the winter m o nth s, particularly December and January." said IGyoji Hamada of the Marine Accident In· quiry Agency. He said rough water~ are caused in part by the strong Kuroshio Current, which snakes northward along the coas t of Japan. Some scientists have speculated that cold Siberian winds, skimming over the relatively warm waters of the Kuroshio Current, help stir a cauldron of waves capable of chomp· ing off large sections of ocean-going vessels . It has been suggested that maritime dangers in the "Bermuda Tri.angle" also may resuJt in part from deep and unpredjctable ocean vortexes formed by currents and other natural forces. Hamada said "Demon Sea" waves more than 60 feet high battered the 33,833-lon J apan ese ore·carrier Onomichi·Maru on Dec. 30, tearing off its bow and sinking the ship. The 29 crewmen were rescued. As in the case of the Marcona Trader. the killer waves orten strike unexpectedly. sometimes in stormy but not particularly dangerous weather. Two days before the Onomichi· Maru we nt down, the 14,711 -ton Yugoslav freighter Dunav radioed from a point 320 miles ea.st of No· jimazaki Cape, near Tokyo, that it was taking on water and proceeding slowly toward Japan. No SOS was sent. however. and nothing more was beard from the ship and it.a crew of 35. Another 35 crewmen were pre- s um e d drowned when the Greek frel&hler Antiparos disappeared Jan. 3. Its last mesnge, sent from a poitJt 760 miles eut of NoJmazakl, .said on- ly tbal it was sailing ln rough water. As with the Dunav, there wu no SOS or other lndJcatlon the ship and crew were ln peril. Other recent vtcUms of the e,aprice of the Demon Sea were the 18,SIS-t«i Gf"eelt car10 1hlp Atit>s Glor"11, which went down Jan. 8. 1980, with its crew of 29, and another Greek ship, the 15,695-ton Artemis, aban· doned after its crew was rescued last Dec. Z7 . Some scientists say human error may be the only demon at work in these cases. The term "Ma·NO·Kai" or "Demon Sea'' was popularized here after large-sized ships began to ply this route between the Americas and Japan in great numbers, and one. a 34 ,000·ton Japanese freighter, was s plit in two by waves in 1969. Critics note that of the 10 large· sized ships that have most recently met calamity in the area, seven were built in J ai>an during the 1960s. It has been charged that Japanese ship· builders at that lime were using thin· ner steel, and that structural design might make such long. heavy vessels vulnerable t o cracking wh e n punished by heavy seas. Shipbuilders insist there is no problem with the ships, and Hamada s aid no evidence has been found that s tructural defects were involved in the mishaps. But among the 10 s hips, the Ma rcona Trader was the only one to s urvive, and experts acknowledge they cannot fully explain the dis· asters. The Transport Ministry has hjgh hopes that its inquiry, when 1t finally goes to sea in 1983, will solve some of the natural mysteries that churn within the Demon Sea Until thtn, sailors face at least a few more un· easy winters. watching the weather and waiting apprehensively for that big wave. Drugs proble m in rural schools too MUNCIE, Ind. (AP> -School-age children in rural areas and small towns use illegal drugs as much as their big·city counterparts, accord· ing to a study by three Ball State University professors. "We've had a tendency in the past to think of the drug problem as large· ly confined to the inner city of large cities and maybe the suburbs of large cities," said Linda Wa kefield, an analyst in the Indiana Department of Mental Health's division of addiction services. ··I think this is going to mean a change in the way we look at some of our priorities," she said. "We have been conce ntrating our efforts toward kids from large cities and pretty much ignoring rural areas in terms of drug prevention." The results come from the second phase of the Indiana School Drug Study, sponsored by the addiction services division. Responses on drug and alcohol use were gathered from more than 10,000 students in the state's five large.st school systems and from more than 11,000 students in 17 small city and rural school dis· tricts. The survey included students in grades 7, 9. 10 and 12. Sixty.six percent of the big.city 12th-graders said they bad used marijuana, compared with 63 per- cent of the smaU·town 12lh·graders. • Among 7th-graders, 22 percent of the city youth and 19 percent of the small·town youth said they bad tried marijuana. Those who said they had used It more than 51 times a year numbered 16 percent of the large city sample and 13 percent of those in smaller towns. In all four grades, a bl&ber percen· tage of smaU city student.a reported some experience with alcoholic beverages. For example, 78 percent of the .small city and rural 12th· graders said they had tried alcoholic drinks. compared with 69 percent of large city seniors. Cigarette smoking occurred less fr equently amon1 seniors than oc- casional use of alcohol. Twenty·nlne percent of large city l2th·sraden said they smoked cl1arettes. com· pared with 28 percent of the smaller town 12th·eraden. The study allQ found at.udeotl are experlmenttnc wtth dru1~ 1t u earlier a1e. Molt of the 12lh·IJ'lde marijuana 1motua reported U,.7 beean uatna the <lnl1 at t.be end ot thelr l«b year. Tbe tevent.b-,.. ... marijuana amoltera 1aid they bqu 1mottnc when they were •bout U years old.. Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT/Saturday. September 19, 1981 CJ . l 'All-Savers' told to wait WASHINGTON CAP> -If you've been plan- nina to buy tu-free All Saven Certlflca._ wbeo they co on sale Oct. 1, bold olf for a day. BantJn1 uperU Hy you can make 1 wtler Investment de· clalon Oct. 2. The bankln1 lodu.atry hu been eapeetiq brilk flrsl·day salea of the hllhlY publlclaed one~year certlllcales, which ofter tax-free intereat or up to $1.000 for individuals and $2,000 for couples. But banklnc and covunment olflclalJ are actnowledalna that because ol an unnpeeted coincidence you abould wait 2' boun to make sure you are locldnc up your money for a year at the bl&beat lntereat rate available ln October. CONSUMER The coincidence l1 that on the same day certlficale sales begln - a Thursday -the •ov- ernment will .set lnterest rat.el (or certificates to be iss ued the followtne Monday, Oct. s. By walling until Friday, Oct. 2, you will be able to compare the two interest rates. It the new rate is higher. you can buy a certificate starting the following week ; if the new rate is lower. you can obtain the better yield by makini your purchase that Friday Interest rates for the next series of certificates will not be set until the first Thursday in Nov· Nuclear dump in fought ember. SACRAMENTO (AP> Rates for certificates to be issued Oct. 1 and 2 -A legislator who already have been set at 12.6 percent. To lure represents one-third of buyers. many banks are offering unprecedented the CaliloriUa coastline high·interest bonuses on money deposited between wants the federal gov· now and Sept. 30, with the hope that customers will ernment to ban further then convert their accounts into certificates. nuclear waste dumping Fritz Elmendorf, a s pokesman for the off the coast. bankers, said he can see "no advant age" in buying Slate Sen. Barry a certificate on Oct. 1. Keene, D-Mendocino, in· "It wouJd make a lot more sense to wait a day troduced a resolution and see what your options are," he said, adding and said hearings would that il would be a good idea for banks to point that begin in January. out to buyers who come in Oct. 1. Keene. c hairman of However. a spokesman for the savings and th e Senate Fisheries loan industry, which spearheaded creation or the Committee, issued a certificates, discounted any advantage in' waiting statement citing a re· an extra day. port of the American As· "Most people are far more interested in the sociation for the Ad· tax break," said Alan Wade, of the U.S. League of va ncement of Science Savings Associations. that the U.S. Navy plans The interest paid on the certificates is aet by t o s c u t t 1 e d e c o m · law at 70 percent of the interest paid on 52·week missioned nuclear sub· Treasury bills, which are auctioned the first m arines orr Cape Men· Thursday of each month. The new rates do not Jocino. take effect, however, until the week alter the auc· He said s uch dumping tion. s hould be s us pended Congress set Oct. 1 as the first day fop the eve r Y where in the certificates to go on sale because that is the first Pacific until the long. day of the government's new fiscal year. term effects of past Coincidentally, Oct. 1 also is the fir st Thurs· dumping is known. day of the month, which means an auction will be The resolution, which held after the close of business that day to de· wouldn't be binding if it termine certificate rates for the following week. passed the Legislature, Because the October auction takes place too w o u Id a Is o as k the late to set rates for the first two days that federal government to certificates will be on sale, the government used work for an interna· the September auction, held Sept. 3, to determine ,. tionar treaty to ban all the 12.6 percent interest the certificates will carry dis posal of radioactive initially. wastes in the Pacific. Wildlife reserves slated for tours Keene s aid Japan plans to dump as much as 100,000 curies a year north of Micronesia. The resolution, SJR27, is co-authored by As· se m blyman Douglas Bos co, D·Occidental, and Sen. Milton Marks, R·Sart Francisco. Four tours of Southern California wildlife sanctuaries and ecological reserves. will be pro- vided by the Orange Coast College Community Service Office starting Sept. 26. Firm hit Three tours are priced at S8 each, one at $5. and the series is $24. including lramportaUon by bus, The first tour will leave the OCC auditorium in Costa Mesa at 8:30 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The state Public Utilities Commission bas decided to seek appoint· ment of a receiver for Winton Water Co. on grounds that the owner allegedly misused a slate loan. Tours are scheduled to Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden (Sept. 26 >, Caspers Park and Starr Ranch Audubon Sanctuary <Oct. 24), Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary (Nov. 14) and the Upper Newport and Bolsa Chica ecological reserves (Jan. 16). For tickets and information, call 5$-5527. Home employment tips for job hunters By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I am desperate to n.d someUllng to do be1ldes bouework. Do yoa know of a ubool where I could study al home to lean to m ake sails? ~.H.B., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla . The Sailwright Academy, Route 1. Columbia City, Ind. 46725, orters a corr espondence course in sailmak· ing. One portion deals with self- employment at home. Also: The 1981·82 issue of the Directory of Accredited Home Study schools is available. To receive a free copy, send a postcard request lo m e at Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. Dear Joyce : I 'm aaotber es· teacher, now bomeboand wltla kJds. Can yoa give me work·at-bome n s- gestlouT -L.F., Eaa Claire, Wiie. Maybe you could teach worlcabop classes on subjects from aatrolOCY to weaving. "Organlzin1 and Operatlq Pl'ofltable Workshop Classes" la a booklet that tells you tiow. It 11 available for $2.SO only from Pllot Books, 347 Fifth Ave., New York. N.Y. 10018. Dear Joyce: I wOllld like to ean ... come at bome. I'm artac.am ud a bard wortler bat I doa't wut plMM 1aJea. -F.C.C., Sula Aaa Several verbally effective women tell me they earn "1ood mooer" workinl oo home phon• not Mlllnc but reaearchJn1 lead• for beadhuo· ters. To understand what an u*CUUYe recruiter does, you could rad "How to &valuate, Select and won wttla BxeeuUve Recnllt.n,•• a 108-pac• papert>edr from .,..,. K. W\lllams. CAREERS It's available by mail for $18.95 from the publisher: Consultants News, 17 Templeton Road, Fitzwilliam, N.H. 03447. Dear J oyce: How can l find a Job· sharing oppo:rtunlty? -S.V., Fayettevtlle, N.C. Try insurance companies. Job sharing is developing slowly. Find a partner, write a proposal, beat on doors. A Conference Board study of sub· st.anllal depth says that contrary to all the chat, few companies have shortened their workweeks or are us· ing flexible work-time. Only lS per· cent of firms offer flextime to while· collars and 3 percent to blue-coUan. Fewer than 10 percent allow anyone a shortened workweek of less than rive, eight·hour da.y1. ' naurance companies are a big ex- ce Uon : About 3S percent ol them U1 nextime and 25 percent offer a shortened workweek. Another study report• much lip service, litUe action, by corporationa to ease preuures on t wo-car eer families. Coples of the 1ummary of •'Corporation• and Two-Career Families : Directlona for t he F\ature," are available free from Catal~ 14 E. 80tb St., New York, N.Y.10022. • 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 • .. •• SOUTHllM CAl.lfOIMIA DllAM - Ocean view, corner lot. four bed rooms, one fireplace, covered (>8tio, pool. this house has it all. $449,SOO. • .A Hating of Pat Merry. UADY TO WOY._.M -C.Ompletely re· modeled and decorated three bedroom plus home. Pool. spa, quiet and lovely location. $395.000 Fee ... A listing of Pat Merry. LAST YW'S PllCE -Imagine Uving in a San Joaquin model. IOwer unit, two bedroom plus den for only $160,000 ... A listmg of Katie Roberts. SllCTACUW COUNTIY ATMOSPHlll -Custom everything, most beautiful kitchen you 'll ever see. Three bedrooms and den, every detail is top ~uality, flus a bay view. $775,000. .A listing o Bert Reedy. TIULY A AND -Old CdM, South of Highway, Architects own custom home. Beautiful details throughout. $525,000 ... A listing of Marilyn Rousselot. UGHT AND LIVEAILE -Two story ceil· ing in li ving room , lots of windows, three bedroom, 2 ~2 balhs University Park Deane Home. $237.500. . A list· mg of Natalie Fogarty. U~l()Uf tif)M f § REALTORS.675-6000 2443 Eut Cout Hlthwey. C0toaa ckl lliCu WE HAVE 50 OF THE BEST USl'lNGS IN TOW!' OCEAH UfflH Uke new toWnhome ID the Bluffs. 2 &inn. 3ba, super kitchen and a big 2nd story lotl Full pnce only $134,900 Call 751·3111 C:. c,~, ! l T ONE OF lHE MOST BEAUTIRl HMS IN OUllE CO. "'1"" PW )Pl R i t{ ~ This 1.ncredibly beautiful home stands alone in l..dloS-.h s uperb qu a l ity , EstatesarAcl't'age crafts mans hip and Try 4 BR 3 BA 3400 sq ft elegance: Fabulous use P ool and c itrus at or masonry. woods and f7'5,000 stained glass, together We know all Rancho with nqwsitt decoral Properties ing make this a very (i>UAIL COUMTIY special residence which llEAL EST An also reat um breathtak 1714) 7u I H l ing views from alm06t --=--'--='"'"'"'-""-"~~-1 every room. 6500 sq I\. 4 0.-,s.1.s ... ~~"-Htllf.ld Beautiful 4BR ar 3Ba ex· ec home our the beach Covered patio & spa. Xlnt rm. 1283,000. 1 ...... ~. REALT A 54Ulll By Owner, lovely 4bdnn, 2ba botM Ln very nice neighborhood. Beaut. pool with rock waterfall. Lrg patio, quality con· struction, $104, 750 887#75. bdrms , 6 baths, 4 fireplaces, wine celler Special 12~ financ1ni: available. lict~ llr. .,..,.,.,. 73 1-4444 mAT INVESTMENT ONLV M ,900 3 bdrm 2 bath condo near So Coast Plau.1 Gated comm. rec facir Terms. 167,000 at lB~ OWV balan~ w/sml do EllllfJll liLltii•~ MAN• HOUSE 3631 E.CoutHwy lh&nlflcent g bdrm. CorooadelMar view, man1loo. 7200sq ft 67505'30 with 7 baths, 5 r l'1> lcs, '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lar1e wine ~Uar, spec· t.acular 20' high entry. circular cobblestone driveway on one full actt. Special feature is a bu1e COl.lllry club-size entertainment room with 2 frplcs. Now under eotll\r\lc:tioo, lkll~ Bl + POm. s Bdrm with swimminc pool and jacuzzi. · solar healed. RY area. Al. aume FNMA. $168,000 • REC CARPET, 754-1202 . Ur. De...,_------ lJl-4444 jHave som«hina to tell1 Claglfied adulolt well RES10£NT1Al REAl ESTATE SERVICES ... CAMYOM ucwsm Former Deane Model overlook.in& 18th fairway. This customiled 3 BR ''Monaco" has it all ! French doon, crown molding, brick patiol & apa lotf buce master suite. 1t bas been modified and profe11ion al1 7 decorated by top Interior delips' I to ablohlle perf ectloa. 9M0,000. T9 aee c.U Lucy ~.Mt•· , G Ora Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Stpt1mbtr 19, 1981 • ~.~.~•••••••j• "-wtfwWt Hwtt'9t-Wt Gt••.. 100 • ..,.. IOQJ •••rlll 1001 ···•···•·•···•········• ...•.........•.......•. ~..................... .............. . ..................... . .... ,.. t002 1001 ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NIWPCJIT~ WE MUST E IDNG . s~~= · \\ I "! I 1 \ TAYLOR CO. I II '\ l j I 11 : ', • I I " I I ~ H ti OM lie CANYON 90&.F COUISI SPICT 4CUW .. YllS4WS" $950,000 Largest lot of ult the Big Cyn Dean~ Homes! What a spacious & beautiful yard for entertaining ! Lovely pool & s~a plus a darling gazebo (with even a ci .andelier >. Gated front courtyard wtth fountain. D_ramalic foyer w/huge ~rystal chandelier, 2-story ceiling in hving rm, form al oming rm, paneled den w/parquet floor, 412 baths, 4 bedrooms i nc luding glamorous master suite with marble bath. White pJcbt ttnce ~-EVERYTHING -;~~dd11o'~~:e:, '~',:~ (.':'\ brick Owntr will carry \c) with amall down call now. WI know it 's not the fin quality because we contirue to receive tons of romplime nts. WI know it's not the location because it's on the Bay with a fantastic view and boat dock in front WE know it's not the city because 1 everyone 1n the world wants to live in Newport Harbor. @ SEACOVE PIOPHTIES 7''"''1°6990 THE REAL ESTATERS RVM~ Of Newport Beach GEOltGIAH COLONIAL IUUTY llG C4HYOH COUNrRY CLUI CALL FOi COLOlt IROCHURE WE knoy, 1t 's not the in terior decorating or the floor plan because people have been raving about it ever since we finished building it. WI know it's not our price or terms because we're willing to offer the best of both. DIRECTORY Gorgeous view overlooking the 8th green of the exclusive Big Cyn golf course. Elegance personified! Built by the finest builder in Newport Beach for his own personal residence on the most prime site in area. 4 Bedrms plus luxurious master suite. lge formal DR . fam. rm, billiard rm, refri gerated wine rm & 61.2 baths. lm· ported marble. crystal chandeliers & lots of wood paneling. Call lo see S2 .150' 000. V ACAHT-VIEW0 AMXJOUS Panoramic view of bay, ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Bdrms. Lge family rm . For mal din. r m. 212 Baths . SJ95.000. Submit offer on price and terms. Owner anx ious. See <my time. 1251 SURFLIHE WAY-44.UIOR VIEW O'fH HOUSE Sat & Swt 1·5 'M HUGE WOODED CORNER LOT $129,000 • Sll,OOODOWM Attracti ve 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home . lge fa mily rm. Mature landscaping w,lge trees provides privacy plus. A mini · estate atmosphere in desirable Mis · sion Viejo New carpets Owner mov- ing north. Highly motivated Let 's talk terms . Call 644-4910 to see. MR. & MRS. PERFECTION SI 35,000 HU TED KIDNEY-SHAPED POOL ROOM FOR PADDLE TENNIS Immac ulate picture book 3 bedroom home nestled io flowers and shrubs. Lar ge grassy back yard for t he children . pets or guest house Beautiful pool with large deck area 90' \\ide frontage Zoned for income. A wise investment for young or not so young. Call 644 ·4910 to see any time. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 Son Joaqujft I-ill Rood NEWPORT CENTER. M.I . 644.4910 $69,950 $7,000DOWH A must see' Security gated 2 Bdrm condo, pools . saunas. aspas Vacant and owners anx IOUS. Act now. 546-2313 fl~&1 RXSl STE'S TO SAND 3 BR & DEN needs you attention Bnng shovels and patnl brush ~ak SS's Owner will earn a low interest. · @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 "·631 -6990 S,ECTACULAR OCUH VIEW /$725,000 Magnificent custom home, high on a hill an San J uan Capistrano Beach 5 Rdrms each with pvt ba th. Views from everv room You "on 'l want to miss t his beautiful home . Assumable loan available. PR°'OSED CUSTOM Wl1H 180° VIEW Call office for an appoiotment to view the plans on this top-0f.the-h1 ll site in Emerald Bay. Prine. only. 4 IORM, 2 IA TH CM RXER This could be a cutie for the Isl home buyer at low price with good financ ing available. $112.000 or submit you r offer DESPERATE!! N.I . ,ENIMSULA No down pay ment but, buyer must pa y all clos ing costs on this 4 Bdrm, 2 sly beach house w/guest in law quarters. Near park. $181.000. 5 year loan at 177'. !\EDUCED Sl,000 • Best priced and best fin anced in Mesa Verde is this charming remodeled 3 Bdrm, family room home, on qui et cul de sac street, w/RV a ccess. Very motivated owner will carry large 2nd for qualified buyer. $141,000. MOllU HOMES/LI~ W4Tllfl0MT Qny 1 Bdrm, large li vlng room with fireplace. Great year round livin g or weekend retreat. $S9 ,500. SI ,135,000 Hope to see you this weeken d. © O'IN DAILY 1·5 2274 Channel Road. Balboa Penin QQ, Q( l/IJ~0 Ql.AJJ Y 67).2311 Y ou've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Famast1c \'lew of ma in channel from home of quality construction. Rich wood s th roughout <111 the glass gives 1t class Four bedrooms. Call for details re · exchanging. Sl.895 m1llton . Exclusive with William Cote. BIG CANYON Six bedroom home for t he exetuti\'e. O\·erlooks 18th fairway Newly decorated, guest quarters and pool. Exclusive at Sl.7 million Seller will assist in financing . Open Sal Sunday 8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon BIG CANYON Custom home on 7th green wi th super entertainment atmosphere Quahty construction. 4300 sq. ft. Sl 8 million. Seller wi ll help fi nance. LIDO ISLE Grl'at financing on eleg<1nl fou r bdrm Island home. One of a kind' Assumable loan and owner will carry S625.000. VILLA BALBOA Luxurious villa newly decorated in "easv lo livt' with" neutrals Ivory carpet and llle. Large airy rooms. Ari£ona flagstone patios. Sl 18,000 assumable loan at 12', and owner wi II carry. S275.000. Open Sunday 12 to 4 260 Cagney Lane #120 Enter Versailles guard gate directions. BALBOA ISLAND Fabulous home on waterfront. Eig ht bedrooms. Pier and slip. One of the best South Bay locations. Offered at S2 million. LIDO ISLE A Mediterr,a nean cu~tom fo ur bedroom. 4 ba th home wtth pool and spa. Steps to Lido's tennis court. Large assumable loan. Owner wi ll assist in the balance. Priced to sell at $625.000. Open Sunday l to 5 204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle NEWPORT CREST Best two bedroom bu y in Newport Beach. Located on a greenbelt. Features vaulted ceilings and step down liv ing room. $165,00> MESA VERll Three bedrooms and a private yard with brick BBQ on a cul-de-sac Cor $144,900. Assumable loan of $98,500. Owner very anxious. WESTCLIFF Two bedrooms , 2 bath condo. Large assumable loan with low interest rate. $129,500. Open Sunday 1 to 5 1214 Rutland Roa~ Unit 5 2075 Sin Jo1quln HUit Rd. Acro11 from 110 CANYON Newport lea 140-sm 1.., tlllit......, *'d_, wltll re lllh ..... _. • ,_ .. ._,. ...... Al.._ lee..._. athtl W.w -~Ill~ ..... 'Y .,.,_.. .. ....._Ill .-Y• DAH.Y rtLOT WAtn AOS. ,...._, ................... for .. .,,,.... -~ ..... -111 ................. c ... _. s.-., _,,...,, HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 167 Albert Pl ace, Costa Mesa 831-0880 $119,9-00 Sun 2·6 119 Via Vella (L1do 1. Npt Sch 673-0697 1 $424 ,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 1014 Bayside Cove E.. Coves, NB 675-6000 $318.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1964 Vista Caudal . E. Bluffs. NB 760·0835 $230.000 I 5 3.114 Oceanfront. Bal Peninsula 631-1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon. Lido lsle. N. B. 963-8182 S335.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 · u s Collins Island. Balboa Isl. 631·1400 Sl.200.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 452 Superior <Park L1dol NB 675·6000 $135,000 Sat 1 5 34clll Blue Lantern, D<ina Point 661-2001 $245.000 Sat 1 5 260 Cagney Ln .. #120. Villa Balboa 640-5777 $275,000 Sat Sun 12·4 174 Master Cir .. Costa Mesa 898-0466 Sl88.500 Sat l·S 2 IR plus LOFT 594 A Hamilton. Costa Mesa 979-2390 $96,500 Sat 1·4 3 BEDROOM 5008 Raver Avf! .. Newport Beach 675·1771 $187.000 Sat 1·5 11 Ash Tree Ln .. Irvine 559.9400 $157,750 Sat 1-4 •2000 Barranc<1 (Bluffs) N.B. 759-9100 S16!UJOO SattSun 1-5 * •354 62nd St .. Newport Beach 759-1501 $230.000 Sat 12-5 117 The Masters Cir., Costa.Mesa 640-5560 $245.000 Sun 1·5 2441 Bavshore Dr. ! Bavshoresl NB 675-3411 $375,000 · Sat1Sun 1 ·5 1860 Port Wheeler (HVllms> NB 760-9596 $235,000 Sal Sun 1·6 400 Vista Quinta c F.. Hluffs I ~B 760-0835 $249,500 I ·5 113 Via Ravenna. Lido Isle 631-1400 $355 .000 Sun 1-5 5..59 Vista Flora. The Bluffs. N R 631-1400 $248,880 Sat Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 631·1400 $350.000 Sat 1Sun 1·5 10 Deodar. Irvine 546-2313 Sl35.000 Sat 2·6 ••1010·14·16 E. Balboa. Penm 642·8235 $1.500,000 Sat /Sun 2·5 633 U do Park Dr 1 Ft l Lido lsle 631-1400 $625,000 Sun 1·5 2331 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 631-1400 $795,000 Sat Sun 1-5 2662 Crestview Dr . Bayshores, NB 644-9060 $327 .500 Sun l ·5 ••3024 Ocean Ave .. CdM 631-1400 Sl.350.000 Sat Sun l-5 l BR plus FAM RM or DEN 3922 Banyan, College Park , Irv 551-1096 $137 .000 Sat Sun 1·5 •1761 Port Manleigh Cir., N.B. 640.0325 $269,900 Sat/Sun 10-7 ••3711 Seashore. Newport Bch 673-6578 $895.000 Sat, Sun 10 4 #3 Valley View , Turtlerock. Irv. 851-0451 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-7 1577 Miramar <Bal Pen I N.B. 760-9333 $469,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •621C3 Lido Park Dr .. Nwpt Bch 760-9333 $.560,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *407 Kings Place, Newport Beach 631-2126 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2011 Paloma Drive, Costa Mesa 642-1089 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •31965 Cst Hwy. So. Laguna 494·1177 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••38 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Beach 673·7060 $.595,000 Sun 1-5 31781 5th Ave., So. Laguna 494-1177 Sun 1·5 232 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 673-8494 $.595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1940 Teresita Ln. Hrbr Hlnds. NB 631-7300 $189,000 Sun 1·5 •1935 Sabrina Te rr. lrv Terr, CdM 631-7300 $.585,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 264 East Bay Ave .. Eastside, C.M. 631-7300 $159,500 Sun 1·5 1921 Tradewinds Ln., Baycrest , N.B. 631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1 2918 Carob, Eastbluff. N.B. 631-7300 $264,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 191S Beryl Ln, Hrbr Hi nds, NB 631-7300 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••101 No. Bayfront, Balboa Isl. 642·8235 $975,000 Sat 2·5 2478 Rue de Ca nnes <Back Bay) N.B. 642.a235 $149,000 Sat l·S •512 Rockford, Cameo Highlands ...... ,Goo Sill~ 1930 Port Bl'istol Cir., HVH. NH 631-7300 5268,500-fee Sun 1·5 1908 Alsuna , LaQuesta Villas. HB 536.()(J88 $120,000 Sun 1-5 4006 Inlet Isle IH VHls > CdM 675·3411 $299,500 Sun 1·5 2732 Gannet <Mesa Verde l CM 645-0303 $209,500 Sa 12·3/Su 1·4 2932 Royal Palm (Mesa Verde l CM 645-0303 $128.900 Sat H 1921 Yacht Turant. Seaview, NB 644·6200 $459 .000 Sat 1·5 3702 Blackthorn . College Park. Irv 551 -8700 $154.900 Sat1Sun 1-5 •204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle. NB 644-9060 $.595,500 Sun 1·5 1393 Galaxy (Do\'er Shores) NU 642-5200 $.525.000 Sat ,Sun 1·5 3906 Inlet Isle Dr .. HVH. CoM 673-4400 $465.000 Sun 1-5 2833 Monterey, Mesa del Mar 631-7370 S149,5UO Sat 2-5 Sn l·S 332 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 644 7211 $469.000 Sun 1·5 305 Columbia. Newpo rt Crest. NH 631 · 1400 $270.000 Sun 1·5 2311 Fairhill. Hack Bay. Nµt Bch 631 -1400 $192,000 Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar • 673-8550 $325,000 Sal 1·5 :~2 Poin settia. Corona de! Mar fi73-85SO $469,000 Sal 1·5 4 BEDROOM 1506 Manners. Westtliff. NB 646-1044 646 i 046 Sl 98.<XXl Sn l ·S J20 SeaY.ard !Shorechff:-.1 Cd~I 760-0835 S35~1.000 I -5 112 Via Koron , Lido !!:.le. NB &14 9060 s.510.000 Sun 1·5 3tW Colonial Pl . Lag Niguel 631 1400 $36!1.900 . Sun 1·5 1909 Lanai I ~lesa \'erde I CM 963 6767 $345,UOU Sat Sun 1·5 2210 Canvon Dr . Cost<J Mesa ;H6-231J SIS~ ooo Sa 1·5 Su 1-6 4 IR plits FAM RM or DEN •204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle 640-5777 Sti25.000 Sun 1 5 ~2 Shorebrceze, Hunt Bch. 548-6333 5283.000 Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach 497-5454 S529.500 Sat Sun 2-6 1521 Ta hiti , Laguna Beach 497-5454 s.529.500 Sat Sun 2·6 ::3 Banyan Tree Lane. Irvine 559-8513 Sl99,500 Sun 1·5 3 Morning Dew. Turtle Hock. Ir\'. 752·5116 S319,000 Sat Sun 11·6 1251 Surfhne Way, llrbr Vu. CdM 644·4910 $395.000 Sat;Sun l ·5 9983 Currant Ave . Fountain Viv 631-1266 S2oo.ooo Sat t ·5 •3165 Bermuda . Costa Mesa 631-1266 Sl59.500 Sat1$un 1-5 230 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 673-8494 S625,000 Sat Sun 1-5 446 Hilledge, Lagu na Beach 494-1177 Sun 2·5 1118Somerset Ln . Westcliff, N.B 631-7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun l ·S • 1658 Utah Cir .. Mesa Ve rde. CM 631·7300 $185.000 Sun 1 5 •2391 Bay Fa rm Pl .. Back Bay , NU 631-7300 $199.700 Sun 1·5 20l2Santiago Dr .. Dover Shrs. B 631-7300 $497.200-Fee Sun 1·5 1315Antigua Way. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $.160.000 Sun 1-5 32 Drakes Bay. Spyglass, Cd.M 642·8235 $494,500 Sal 2·5 l5Cedar Ridge, Trtlrk Hln. Irv. 675·3411 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 548-5647 $420,000 Sa t/Sun 1·5 • •842 Harbor Island Drive Promontory Bay, N.B. 642-8235 $1,500,000 Sat/Sun 1 :30-5 296 Role Ln (Eastside> C.M. 642-5200 $149,500 Sat 1·5 * •219 Via Lid o Soud, Lido Isle. NB 642·8235 $2,250,000 Sat 11 :»3/Sun1·5 1127 Somerset. Westcliff. NB 644·6200 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •8 Jade Cove, Spyglass. CdM 644-9060 $695.000 Sun 1·5 006 Harbor Island Dr, Promp. Pt. 644-9060 $1,750.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1617 Bayside Dr. Yachtsman Cove, CdM 644·9060 $1,950,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1700 Marlin Way. Baycrest, N.B. 673-4400 $440,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1 Trafalgar , Harbor Ridge 644.QOO $1,795,000 Sat/Sun l·S •316' Bermud•. Costa Mesa 631·1* $159.500 Stt/Sun 1·5 •1734Saotiago, Dov~rShores, NB 64$-flSS '195.000 Sat 2-S 9883Cunut Ave •• fountain Vly ' , I ~ f l! •t '1 1 MIWPOIT IEACH I I I I I I J111t $30,000 cton & owHr j~ ....... ~ llr, Zle e.-. ,.,t ,...., w• to oc...,..ech. Cl1iMmH, flMI• & pool Sllt,500. Al)t. '7S..5511. . I * •2aJ Grand Canal. Balboa Island 673·6900 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••124 Grand Canal , Balboa Island 673-6900 $885.000 Sat Sun l·S • • 124 Grand Canal, Balboa lsland 673·6900 $885.000 Saturday 1108 Dana. Plaza dd Sol. C.M 545·1910 $227,900 Sat 1-4 2274 Channt'I Hd. Balboa Penin Pt. 675 231 1 0pt!n Daily 5 IEDROOM Hi-01 Warw1l'k, Newporl Beach 646·8118 $2~9.500 Sat Sun l ·5 175 Tultp, Costa M cs<1 546-2313 $168.500 Sat 11 ·3 S llt ptul FAM ltM or DEH 1407 Santanclla, Corona del Mar 673-1181 $.340.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 u7 Bodega Bay, CdM 640·9900 $695,000 SattSun 1-5 5 Det!rwood. Big Canyon. N.B. 644-6200 Sl.900.000 Sat 1Sun 1·5 •23 Narbonne. Hrbr Ridge. N B. 644·6200 $2,500,000 Sat Sun 1·5 1500 Highland ( Westclif() NB 642·5200 Sat Sun 1·5 * •2752 Bayshore Dr .. Bayshrs, NB 644·9000 Sl.100.000-L.H. Sun 2·5 21 Cedar Ridge, Trtl Rk , lmne 644-9060 $439,500 Sun 1·5 6 IEDROOM l600 Bayshore, Newport Beach 759·1221 Sat Sun 1·4 6 IR plu1 FAM RM or DEN •8 Cypress Point, Btg Ca nyon. NB 640·5777 Sl.7 million Sat Sun 1-5 •508 Evening Star Ln . J>overShrs.N B 6:ll -7300 $950,000 Sal Sun 1·5 •49 Golet<1. Spy~lass 642·8235 $895,000 Sa 11 2 Sn 12·4 . 7 BEDROOM 25 Bodega Ba) <Spyglass) Cd~t 7fi0·0835 S675 ,000 2·6 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM •1616H low<1 St.. Costa Mesa 831 -0880 S93.700 Sun 2-6 1214 Rutland Rd i:: 15. N B. 640·5777 S129,500 Sun 1·5 32031 Via Tonada. San Juan Ca pis. 498-5640 $228,500 Sun 3·6 1101 W ~lac Arthur :i 133. S.A 759-1501 S88,500 Sat 12-5 536 \'ist;.i Grande. Hlulfs. N.B f>t0·5560 $2-tO,OOO Sat Sun 1·5 2 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEH u7 Lago Sud. RSJ . In ine 552-4477 Sl95.000 Sat 1·5 ••9 Lake\·1ew. Woo<tbridge. Irv. 631·7300 $255.000 Sun 1·5 * 19 Escapade Cl 1 N \\pl Cre!:.lJ .'.'i B 642 -5200 $215.000 Sal Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM •31-1 Aventda Cumbre !Bluffs ! NB i59·9100 $234.500 Sat Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2-2 BEDROOM 412-412 1 <i Goldenrod . Cd'.\I 673·8-194 $325.000 Sat Sun I ·5 128 46th St.. No. Newport Beach 631-7300 $399.500 Sun 1·5 3 IR phH 2 IR 700 Marguerite COid Cd M) CdM 675·6000 S469.000 Sat Sun 1·5 i • •308 So. Bayfront. Balboa Isl. 644-9060 SI .300.000 Sat 1·5 720Jasmine A\'e .• Coronadel Mar bi3·4400 $.120,000 Sun 2-5 4 IR plu• 3 IR * •402 River, Newport Heach 673-6210 Sat 1Sun l ·4 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 3 II pllts 2 IR plus I IR * •3212 W. Oceanfront, N. B. 644.9060 $675.000 HOME & INCOME ' FOR SALi 4 .. & 2. • •3212 W Oceanfront. N.B. 644.9060 $675,000 HOME FOR LEASE l H ,... 'AM lM or D9f 1721 Kings Road, Newport Beach 759·1501 Sun l·S _, __________________________________ _ "-"'-Wt w...HF.Wt .._..,_.. ~ .... Wt .......... ........... 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Only lr1 corner lot. JUST LISTED ! urtbtone• Aaume OWC1tn1111tDO&e lacllaa Wtll• Racqutt me Dalebout 1111.915. Prln onl1. • U~ •l\e,,.. Im.GOO SVCC8REALTY Club, Palm Sprln11. Patrick Tenore, Rtmax Spacious ar immaculate. Charming ALSO 11 t Br. 2 Ba, s...i Home overlooka 14th .J. ' gourmet kltchen. Separate 2 BR frplc. din nn. UY rm. Goll Hole at tile ladlu 1""111 l'lllS ca Bay & Beach , llACHIMl'\ll in·law unit over 1arage. Owner w/pool ape·tmnls. Only MO~ Wella Golt toW"N. Pool IU I • S-. 1 a · a L bl I U00,000 w/urrns 12S.oo6 down and~ no Iii lroot ol bocnt. ""· ,aO.OOODWM e v1ng rea . r1 assuma e ow PatricllTeoore1st-1221. quallfym1tort.hll lovely ~•Jent lot. ~.ooo.~ OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE Real Estate too ate~ t.o ••nd. H111e interest loan. ~75,000. a bdrm tul·de·Ht home. moaey dn to qualified !'r~r·:1: r ~~ ~:r PIMMSUU POIMT. New luxury home. 4 I :1 ~~I~~ ~~~·*· Call now tl!~!'ior~ ~0~!::! Ovtniud lot Priced BR wtsep. (am .. rm. 1'"'ormal dlnlng. --~-···~-A TE.• del Mu. Call John !.!~~c~~ C1ll today, ..-...-.. LLS"l"A. Bellam 10-_ ,.,,........., French drs. open to used brick patio. 3 ,_ n-..-1 1,. car garage. 3 fireplaces. Hardwood Helpyounelfto • The rutest draw In lbe floors . Financing available. OPEN ~~~lect.lonor REALTORS Wett .1 Daily Pllot THE REAL ESTATERS 114 AY .. tDA cu..u IWHS OPIM SAT l·S TBMS! REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 SAT & SUN 1·5. 1501 MIRAMAR . ia"'U:'DTIL~~~ SELL idle lten wit.h a ClusiliedAd.8G567S. ~c11: 000 HELP WANTED ADS Dally Pllol Cla111fled Have IOmetbiq !D sell? Excellent Financing. Large As- fumable 30 Year Loan With Fixed nterest Rate. Owner Will Carry Second. Sunny & Immaculate Three 8edroom End Unit With Wrap· Around Patio On Lush Greenbelt. $234.500. DESPITE THI UNUSUAi. HAL ISTA·TE MAIKET, WI All HA VI~ THI HST U C.IS YIAI IH THE-HISTORY OF OUI COM,AMY •• OUR WIALTH Of I GOOO USTIHGS rlOMl"T'S US TO ..-.. · A • Clusllledadsdo1t~ IALIOA ISLAND'S lowest priced duplex. Probate sale on 30X85' lot. Bldr's opportunity. Low, low $289,500. SEASHOH DUPLEX. Huge 4 BR up, 2 BR down . 4 car parking. Owner w /finance. $255,000. I.ACK IA Y AREA. Spacious 4 BR home on beautifully landscaped corner lot. Lrg fam . rm . Overlooks patio & rose garden. Owner will finance. Only $210,000! DA v r D s 0 N RE ALT y ·r NC. 31 o Nev.p'"' ~ .. 1 r, 673· 9060 IONS> R·2 3 Bdrm Home, 50x155' lot . Good cond-xlnt home o rental investment. $117.500. Call Bob 759-1221 OCEAN VIEW SI 29,500! 2 Bdrms. sundeck. huge lot. tile kitchen. Great invest ment. Starter home. Call Bob Burdick 759-1221 CANYON HOME-$129,000 Brand' new split level 2 BR + den home . War fireplace skylite. Air cond. Call Bob Burdick 759-1221 1 OCEAN VIEW-GUEST + 2 LOTS Ocean view & guest qtrs 2 stories 2 lots. Staine glass. Beamed ceiling. 3 blks to ocean! $267,500. Bo Burdick 759-1221 llG CAHYOH'S LOWEST ,RICE Prof. decor Do ver 2br. 2ba. fam. rm .. lrg yard . roo for pool. Guarded ga te. Must sell. Submit any orfer o terms. Assum . existing $300.000. Price $425.000. Bob Dovie Koop 759-1221 UDO ISLE 4br, 4ba , lrg lot. steps to beach & Znis. Askin $4401000. Seller says bring any offers. Must sell. Bob Dovie Koop 759-1221 TRADE ORANGE & AVOCADO RAMCH 78 ac Valley Center. sub map compl, 4 sep par. Sell or trade all or part for home in Npt., Laguna or Mission Viejo. Sl .200.000. Bob or Dovie Koop "2" NEWPORT CREST CONDOS Ocean vu. 4 Bd 3 Ba, Fam rm. wet bar, din rm . pool. teMis. $210.000 ea. Terms . Submit any offer to Bob or Dovie 759-1221 180° OCEAN VIEW I 4 BR, 312 BA. Fam. Rm. Din Rm, Lg yard W/pool. Pvt beach $725,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 UMDA ISLE Finest loc on all Linda . 76' of waterfront, rm. for up to 85' yacht. 6br. 7ba formal din. Bayside Pool & spa. Game room , Jrg sit dn. bar, wine cellar. outstanding fin . avail. Priced al 4 Million. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 COASTLINE & OCEAN VIEW ameo Shores fin est 3 BR, 3 BA + den, FR, formal Din .. huge <'ourtyd w 1pool. priv. beach. Bob or Dovi Koop 759· 1221 MESA VERDE , Cape Cod Charm 3bdr. & fam. rm., lg. "swimminj pool. New carpets & fresh paint. Good terms $190,000. Also available for lease. JACKIE HANDLEMA 631-1266 TURTUROCk Delightful garden home. 2bdr. + den. View of rollin hills, wood planked floors, l yr. new. JACKI HANDLEMAN 631·1266 CiOLF COUISE VIEW Contemporary wood & glass cuslom home overlookin private golf course. 4bdr. fam. rm., rumpus room , poo w /spa, lighted paddle tennis court. etc., etc., Cal JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631-12Ai6 MIGHT UGHT VIEW are Mesa Verde location! Private view lot, excel. alue, walk to golf, 2 fireplaces & much more. JACKIE LEMAN 631·1266 2l4 l 17 .. St .. Cott. Mele ................ '11·1JH 4412 e.rr..c. Phy • .,,. .................. llt·t400 ti C.,.• ..... Mpt .................. 71f·UZI Independent Member Brok'fl tJ1S-34ll REMOOB.ERS DEU&HT -3 Bdrm house with par- quet noor and guest quarters. Just outside of Newport Beach on a large corner lot in the Westcliff area. Owner financing available. $167.300. LAGUNA IEACH -3 bdrm 2 bath home with spa and wetbar. Lovely ocean view. Move in condition. Xlnt financing. Owner w/ carry at 14'1. $229,500. CdM IUILDAILE LOT -South of Hishway, good IO<'ation. R-2. level. $230,<XX>. Walkrng distance lo shops. Submit on terms. COSTA MESA -Air flltered & cond., 4 Bdrm Hall of Fame home. Remodeled kitchen, hardwood floors, xlnt comer lot. Near schools from kindergarten through college. Try your VA for a low down . $134,900. CHARMING LUSK IUILT l IDRM -Plus family room. bright and fresh thruout with large lot for add on or pool. Owner wiU assist in financing. $299,500. CORONA DEi. MAR DUPUX -Located on a nice street in old Cd M. Good rental income , secluded owners unit. 2 fireplaces. $325,000 ARCHITECTS SEE THIS ONE -Top locations, a couple of doors from the pvt beach in the exclusive guarded comm of Bayshores. Easy to remodel 3 Bdrm, 211:! bath home. $375,000. TURnEIOCK HIGHLANDS -There's a sunny sit- down view from the bay windowed breakfast .nook i11this4 Bdrm. 3 bath Lusk built MacGregor with warmth and charm in every room. Best financing. $350.000 WAlUFRONT DUPLEX 2 Bdrm plus bachelor. both units with bric k fireplaces. Pier and noat with room for two boats. $450,000. OCEAN VIEW NORTH LAGUNA -Outstanding 4 Bdrm custom home. Extra large street lo street lot on oceanside of highway. merely steps to the beach. $685.000. A tubsfdlory of John D. LAI.Ii & -So.t 2515 East Coott HlcJhwoy COl'OftO ct.I Mor • • WATRflONT HOM! * • 12% FIMAHCING AY AIL! Detached home featuring 3 brs & move in condition! Located smack on the water within walking distance of the beach. Private tennis & pool available. The owne r is willing to carry a first TD at 12% and has priced this outstanding property at $230,000 for immediate sale ! Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. • I 0% DOWM -1 l 1'2o/o LOAM • UMIYHSITY rARK Nb QUALIFYING and NO POINTS on 131"i loan on 3 br townhome with super • view plus interior atrium! Won't last with these great terms! Call 759·1501 or 752-7373. $37,000 DOWH IUYS MS $540,000 CiEM As you curve up the private drive of this brand new natural wood home nestled in 2000 IA.RlAMCA ILUFfS orEN SAT l·S Bright & Airy Three Bedroom End Unit On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck & Open Beam Ceiling. Located On Quiet Cul-de-Sar Near Pool & Ten· nis. Owner Will Carry Al 13.5'/,. $169,900. S MIU.ION S VIEW S ILUFFS Lovely Courtyard Entrance Tile Galore Plus Bay View Huge Patio -Potted Plants ~ Flowing Fountains Indoor /Outdoor Living -This Two Bedroom. Two Bath Condo Shows Better Than A Model. Shown Bx Appointment. A "Joy Of Newport · Listing. · LAGUNA MIGUEL OCEANFRONT In The Exclusive Gated Community Of "The Shores." Spacious Custom Built Four Bedroom Home Overlooking Gorgeous White Sand Beach. Dramatic ~etting Of Wood & Glass. High Bea med Cei lings. Graceful Circular Staircase. All With Forever Vi ew Of Ocean. Owner Will Help With Financing. Only Sl,450,000. THE AMllENCE OF LA COSTA In A Knoll Above The Golf Course. This Home Offers All The Elegance And Traquility For Which La Costa Is Famous. Fine Appointment$ Include A Marble Foyer, Gold Plat· ed Tiles, Fixtures And Hand Paint- ed Porcelain Bowls. Ideal Home For Entertaining. Built Around A Sparkling Pool And Spa. Priced To Sell -$650,000. CONTRACTORS & IMYESTOltS USTILUFF Individual Home Large Five Bedrooms -Separate Master Suite -Good Floor Plan -View Of City Llghts -Great Neighborhood -School & Park Close By. Llsted At $255,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Llst· ing. CORONA DEL MAR INCOME Huge Duplex Overlooking Ba_y, Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of The Finest Income Properties In Corona del Mar. Master Units Have An Ocean View -Built On An Oversized Lot. Call For Details. COST A MESA DUPLEX Just Listed This Lovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa. Great Op-portunity For Owner Occupancy And Income. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms. One Ha s A Patio, The Other Unit Has A Private Yard. Both Units Recently Carpeted & Painted. $179,500. · ·--••• ••1 ••• 759-9100 JI 2 c °'1* aft P'tcno Htwporl Ctttter SELL idle items with a Have something you Daily Pilot Classified want to sell? Classified Ad. ads do it well. 642-5678. • SH:tC ADDITIONAi. SALISPIOflU WHO AH EX'ElllNCED AMD INTE Rf S TED I H GREA Tll Ol'PORTUMITY. -- OPEN TODAY 1·5 COME WITH US ••. TO DOVa SHORES. INTIM ATE Yt:T AM l'U: PRIVACY FOR A LARGE F A MI LY S IX BEDROOMS FOHMA L DINING ROOM .HUG E MASTER HEDROOM SUITE WITll FIREPLA CE SEPA RATE CHI LDREN S Wl:-.IG S PARKLING POOL OPEN SAT & Sl:N FH LAND 508 EVENING ST AR LANE • • $950,000 COME WITH US. . .TO IRYIME THRACE. IMPRESSIVE OC EAN VIEW THREE SPACIOCS BEDR 00~1 S FAMILY ROOM W I TH 1'' I R t: P L A C E S PA R K L I N G POOL ELEGANT HOME WITH EAG.ER SELLER . OPEN SAT & SUN 1935 SAIRINA TERRACE ..•.•. $515,000 COME WITH US .•• TO WESTCLIFF. MASTER BUILDER'S OWN HOME. FOUR BEDROOMS BEA M ED CEILINGS IN LIVING AND fA~1JL Y ROOMS USED BRICK PATIO OWNER WI LL CONSIDER LEASING .. OPEN SAT & SUN 1118 SOMERSET UHE .....••• S495,0qp COME WITH US ..• TO IAYCREST. NEAR PERfF:CTION THREE • BEDROOMS FAM I LY ,ROOM. DINING ROOM. FINlSHt:D GARAGE OPEN SAT & SUN 1921 TRADEWIHDS LAME ..•. $325,000 COME WITH US ... TO EASTILUFF. LA RGEST ~1 ACCO ~I UDEL LARGE FAM I L\' ROO ~I T H R l::E SPACIOUS ~EDR OO MS EASILY CONVERTED TO FIVE SPLIT LE\'EL YARD .ROOM FOR POOL HOME WEJ.L MAINTAINED. OPEN SAT&Sl.'N 2918 CAROi ................ $264,500 COME WITH US ... TO ·HARIOR HIGHLANDS . EXCEL LEN T NEIGHBOR HOOD NEAR SCHOOL AND LIBRARY .. THREE BEDROOMS .. CONVERTIBLE DEN .. LOW MAINTENANCE YARD OPF.N SAT&SUN 1915 IEIYL UHE ............ Sl97,500 1617 WESTCLIFf DR. N.L 631-7300 I -~ IN THE SHORES Large 2-story w near new carpeting, fireplace. all bit-ins etc. PLUS it's vacant and ready! Seller says "ge t a down payment of some kind & I'll carry the balance ... Asking Sl88.500. IMMACULATI 4 Bdrm + family room with huge living room . fireplace. big mstr Bdrm w private Bath. Nice brick patio. large yard and shade lrees. Close to everything. Only $114,000 and owner will help finance. JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 2919 Newport ll~d.. C«Mr lOttl 8%DOWM SUMMY HIUS Spectacular tri-level residence in the exclusive Sunny Hills area of Fullerton. This spacious home graces a one half acre Jot with mature landscaping affording maximum privacy for the custom pool and spa. Take over existing trust deeds with NO QUALIFYING! Priced for immediate sale at $.369,500. For appointment to see call 963-5671. • HARiot VIEW KNOUS * 9¥• FIHAMCIMG A rare opportunity to own a much sought after model in unique area. Featuri1,1g CAPE COD s tyle architecture, 2 br. 2'rll ba on fee 121/J°lo FINANCING!!! • RANCHO SAH JOAQUIN • Sensational home with FANTASTIC VIEW. Rare opportunity to own much sought after model in desirable area with excellent fin ancing!! Call 759-1501 or 752·7373. • 10% DOWN• the hills of San Juan Capistrano, you can't miss the spectacular view ! The interior is a decorators delight of warm earthtones washed in light Crom the skylights in the soaring cathedral ceilings. SurroWtded by natural wood ' land with outstanding tern\.5. For a private showing call 759-1501 or 752-7373. Owner WILL CARRY 2nd on lowest priced 2 br unit in complex: Quiet private location. Assumable low interest loan! 759-1501 or 752-7373. sa.ooo DOWN!!! decking and low maintenance SOAP-OraA! landscaping, it's vacant and ready to "Abandoned in Newport Beach ! .. Great Bring paint brush & broom to $$$ on this 3 brm rixer in qujet Costa Mesa area. Creative seller says sell!! 759-1501 OL 752·7373. move in. Call for an appointment to see Plot Line : Hard-to-find Le4se-Option this one of a kind custom home with ~ with only 8% down on this poor incredible terms. 556·7035. waif! She has a formal dining room, 520.600 DOWMtll family room, brick fireplace, but needs * MIWrOIT llACH * a family to bring the co,,metics ! Wbo'U Spacious 4 br in Prestige area. Anxious help this deserving soul? Offered at owner says try Lease/Option, land $279,900. Arrange a private introduction contract or ? ? ? Call 759-1501or752-7373. by calling 556-7035. -- • 10¥• FIMAHCMi * SHI PEI MO. .. when you take over existing low interest loan on 4 br home Newport Riviera. Featuring French doorsi fireplace & 2'11 ba & raised w~en deck and new. carpet and paint. .only $141 ,900. '759-1501 or 752·7373. Cll lW\U()R R EALTY IA ~SHOllS IAYMOMT Just lilted ! 40 I eet on the bay bas private pier and slip for 5S root 'yacht . S bdrm home with convertible den. Desirable Eastern expo ure. Large bayside terrace idell for entertaining. $950,000 L.H. Owner will finance . LAIGI FAMILY HOMI $100,000 down ! Traditional styling baa lots or paneling and massive ~ick fireplace. 4 bedrooms, formal dining room and huge upstairs famlly room with wet bar, pOOI table and room to dance. Custom built quality throughout. $440,ooo: Open Sat. & Sun 1 to 5 see 1730 Marlin Way, in Baycrest. OWNH LEA VIMG TOWH Name your terms! The p~ce is right on this spacious 6 y ar old duplex in Corona del Mar. 3 rms and den plus 2 bdrms. beam ceilings, fireplaces, bit ins, carpets and drapes. A terrific investment at ~.000. Open Sun. 2 to 5 see 720 iasmine Ave. 'VIEW LOT J ust listed ! In a quiet section of Corona del Mar. Spectacular ocean and bay views. Lot has several mature trees for a dramatic setting to build your own dream home. $695,000. 259'r down. Adjacent lot also available. DECOU TOR1S OWN HOME Something special! Lovely 3 bdrm home. beautifully decorated. Family room with French doors opening onto soothing spa and waterfall. River rock fireplace, bit in custom oak bar, beam ceiling and wood floor in the family room. Large master bdrm has second fireplace. Even a bit in security system. $465,000. Open Sun. I to 5 see 3906 Inlet Isle in Harbor View Hills. ECOMOMY CONDO Great location ! First floor 2 bdrm apt. with private enclosed patio. Bit in kitchen, carpets and drapes. Lovely community patio and pool nearby. In th e Westcliff. Only $129,500. ESTATE SITE Secluded yet convenient! 5.5 acres with a, lov~ly view of Capistrano Valley. Plenty of room for tennis. horses and swimming pool. Owner will finance or exchange. $695,000. ORANGE GROVE Terrific investment opportunity 95 beautifully maintained acres in the exclusive Arlington Heights area of Ri verside. Just 3 mil es from Tyler Mall. Ideal topography. $1 ,000.000 with very attracti\'e terms. (7141 6 73-4400 1213 1 621-2828 TM Hatbor Arta's loM)Ht btabtilhed Real btat. COtllplll IL\RB()R HAllOR llDGE Olh ....... t..ity hotw. lwu:cc.._ O..OMWn MC>det, 5 lclrl'll + study, Jl/J ....... folNly rootft, lr1J --wittt cMck. 2 flreplocH, pri•• lllllSfff .tt., ......... gnof OCe.\ JUD•ltailt and~ 1iCJM •lews. VocClllt and,... edy fOr yow persHal dtconrffncJ e.c.. $995,000 "' a pri••. gate ~ CCMMU!lty. 33 St. Tropn. °'" s.t/S. 1·5. l0l2 CAROi .... ..., • ltwffs! 3 ~ 2 bath ltHH 011 large lot. lest terlfts ..y •re. 15% doWR, 1st TD for I 0.7'1o, 2lld TD for 15%. OwMt-mx· ._ & cooperati•e. To ... -.yffMt, ..,.,, ul 644-7020 for ...... City $249,500. OfM'I Sat. & S-1·5. 1110 IRVIME A VE. Ra•ctt. onr Sl0,000 ,..... s...,. fllt•c .. Now $294,500. 'IJ ILOCK TO OCEAM ..... lacatlott for IMoch lwhJ or it- uaatmll ,......, ltMOdtl poultlltlff. SltS,000. 2221 FIAMCISCO DI. 4 ... l .. Mewporl "-· ,... & IW. ...,. Jwcf. Wei l•lllupHt ....... ~· Secwfty .,.... At-........... 2227 AllUTUS 1•11111111 .. rMH •• Wor I flri•• ._, f9td ~ ..,, OCM9 .......... ""' I 11 .. • ~ '1>" 4 .._JI/a II ..... SJJ0,000. Lingo RIM&.n SPICT ACULAI SPY~LASS VIEW Highly upgraded · 4 bedroom and f amity room home located on the former model street of Spyglass Hil l. This home has all the amenities you would want . large family room with wet bar and cozy used brick fireplace, large yard with spa and a terrific front row view of the ocean and city lights. Priced to sell fast at $629,00> WGE FAMILY HOME OH THE UY Enjoy waterfront living on Lido Isle in this fantastic 7 bedroom Colonial style home with french doors, shutters, and used brick p~tio. Large balcony off master bedroom overlooks the water and the. private sandy beach . This unique home on an oversized lot 1s ideal for family li ving and entertaining on the bay. $1. 750,000. JASMINE CREEK Rf:DUCED Guarded co mmunity with co mmunity tennis, pool and greenbelts. 3 br. 21 :1 ba, former model. 30 day availability with low, low down. Owner wi II finance. don 't miss this value. $349,500. Open Sunday from 1-5, 11 Mainsail. COUNTRY FRENCH 8.5<"~ financi ng available at 13";. for 30 years on this beautiful custom home in this exclusive guard gated. water·oriented community. New, country fren ch estate, 4150 sq. ft . with the fin es t appointn1tnts and craftsm:nsh1· . 4 br . 312 ba , spacious fam · room. library . 4 fireplaces and s more. $745,000. CAT ALINA SUNSET Enjoy peaceful views of Catalina Island in this appealing Cape Cod family home. This s pacious 4.000 + square foot house with its many amenities has excellent financing available. Beautiful landscaping. custom oak bookcases. hardwood floors, cus tom s huttets and separate maids quarters are but a few of the luxuries available. Open Sat1Sun 1-5. 25 Bodega ~5.000. STEPS TO IEACH IN IAYSHORE This 4 br. 4 ba family home has one or the best locations in this gate·g uard e d communit y. Am enities include heavy wood beam ceilings, paned windows. shutters, sunny brick patio -and 2 private beaches. Owner will aid m financing or co nsider exchanges $.549.500. FAMT ASTIC VIEWS A Southport model with spectacular views. The home is hi ghly upgraded with built-ins 1n the Bdrms , pl antation shutters. and hardwood floor s. Th e professionally landscaped g r ounds fe ature extensive use of used brick. A '"ready to move an .. home. Owner "~U carry some financing. $699,500 or offer on lease option FANTASTIC FINANCING IN llUFfS Beautiful 3 bedroom end unit with Wrap around patio. Assumable 1st TD and owner will earry a large second. Desirable Delores model. $249,500. jfen Sunday 1-5 400 Vista Quinta. UNIELIEV AILE PRICE REDUCTIOH Low down of $13.000 moves you in and owner will finance at 14'l. 3 br ~ 1 ba , covered patio, large fenced yard ... submit all offers. Reduced to $120,000. OWHER WAMTS ACTION Lido Isle ... street to street location at quiet we st e nd of Island . Community beach, tennis, yacht club. 4 br, 3 1~ ba. gourmet kitchen. .Owner will help with financing and only needs 10'7c down. Submit offers, be creative. Reduced to $.S25,000. Open Sun 1-5. 115 Via Waziers. SHOIECLIFFS Lease option or buy this fixer on huge fee lot. Private beaches, live one block from the ocean for only $359,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 320 Seawa(d. CHAIMIMG ILUFFS Delightful Bluffs 2 bedroom H plan with view on the Caudal greenbelt near pool and putting green. Flexible financing, submit on lease option -BEAU TIFUL. Open &at/Sun l·S. 1964 Vista Caudal. trio os v: ne little adl really work ! J oi n the U.O.•• " allm peo. ................. rtf al rf-iHU of a.illfllll. Clll ... " tdtrll ..... AfStO(NTIAl REAL ESTATE SEAV1Cf$ OPEN HOUSE 1·5 OPIH OM IALIOA tSU Prestigious So. Bayfront Duplex. Commanding view. Sl,350,000. See Evan CorketLAt 3 08 S . BAYFRONT. <>PIN IM OIAMGI Tl~IVIMI Attractive 2 BR. condo overlooking stream. Tennla, pool , spa & sauna. •.soo. See Ginny Anderson At 304 ORANGE BLOSSOM . OPIH OM rlOMOMTOltY UY Custom Bayfront, 4 BR. Library w/antique bar. Pier & s lip. $1,750,000. See Nancy Simmons At &W> HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE. OPIH OM IA YSIDE DRIVE Newly decorated 4 BR. Dock w/slip & side tie. $1,950,000. See Nancy Nichols At 1617 BAYSIDE DR. OPEN IN NEWPORT CREST :Spectacular ocean view from almost every room in this lovely 3 BR. 2112 BA . condo. $240,000. See Rita Quiggle At 11 LANDFALL COURT. ALL IM EXCLUSIVE IA YSHORES Newly listed and will not last at this special price. Two patios 3 BR. 2 BA . Fabulous potential to be a beautiful family home in this desirable community. $30.5,000LH. One of the larger lots and only steps to private beach. A very special borne with 4 BR. + Den. 4 baths and charming latticed patio. Beautifully decorated and in move in condition. $525.000 LH. Spacious home for active family. 3 bedrooms, den & 3 baths + extra large patio ro·r ping pong & entertaining. Could have sweeping bay view. $295.000. REDUCED! Extra wide street frontage and large patio co mpliment this spacious 3 BR . + Den. Private guard gated area with great ·beaches. Land included. $450,000. .... * IAYFROHT CONDO Highly upgraded 2 BR. with Engli s h s ton e fireplace . Traditional customizing includes distressed pine beams, hardwood !Joors & stencil bordered walls. Bayside Coves. $680.000. TWO STORY TRADmOtiW. Separate master suite is included in this 4 BR. Westcliff Colonial. Huge family room w /fire pl ace & Bar-B-Q. POOL & spa. Formal dining & breakfast areas. Perfect for a large family. $335.000. CHARM, CHARM.CHAIM Al l the right ingredients are here in this utterly charming 3 BR. home. Hardwood floors. Used brick fireplace. Beam ceilings. AJI for $210,000 in Newport's Back Bay. If ONE OF A KIND Is for you , this is the home. Located on one or the largest lots in Corona del Mar with a magnificent view of the main channel, the islands, the peninsula & forever beyond. 3 BR. + studio. $1.350.000. A HOP, SKIP AHO A Jump to the water ! This "woodsy" 2 BR . cottage could win a personality contest "itb its used brick, hardwood floors, french window s. cozy fireplace & irresistible hot tub. $399,000. OUTSTANDING OCUM;IAY VIEW On a big corner lot in Harbor View Hills with 4 BR . and loads of potential. Desirable creative financing. $425,000. Fee THE JASMINE CIB UN Enjoy tennis, pools, lush greenbelts 8.!ld 24 hr. security + a light and airy 2 BR. + Den . Beautifully decorated with stained glass pl antation s hutters, Va n Luit papers & lovely patios. $335,000. FIME LIYIMG OM UDO ISLE Beautifully decorated. Extra large rooms & garden sun deck. 5 bedrooms, 4 BA . Den & dining rooms. Lrg. 46' lot. $469,500. llDUCED POil YOU French doors from master suite family room, kitchen & dining room all lead to inviting latticed patio w/Jovely planting. Baycrest 3 BR. 3 bath &: Just r educed to $325,000. Owner w/conaider all offers. .... · llSCOYEI NEWPORT BEACH AND SURROUNDING B IN CELEBRA Tiit of NEWPORT'S 15th 11hday!!! *** DISCOVER BALBOA LUXURY CONDO'S NEW! ~ rooftop ..... ,.. ........ witti 1ay & 0c .. vu· •. FWlt wllltM• & fWth cMtalls. $369,000 -$439,000. 631-1 400. LARGE PENIN. BAYFIONT M-. laytro.t locotloft .... .....,.,. Horbor Yacht Club. S,.clM• a11d fmNy ~onted s bed. ' IMA. .,,. ..... witt. ..... patio °" water. Matt.r Mitt wfth CHYtrtatfOft ... ,_ ... C VU Oii IAY. Assu•oble loaH of $900,000 to quallfltd buyer. $1 ,600,000 .... BETWEEN BAY & fl:EAN A wCllMlerlYI ho .. H the~ poW. 1Wt 3 bedroof;I, 3 bate., i sklry .._ •• reody for a M W fctlftlly. lllfoy tilt fttty thh _,., Owfttr fi"..U.. $425,600: OCEANFRONT -PRICELESS VU ThrM wHts "' a prf IM btoch lacaHo... OWNER WILL CARRY FllST T.D. AT 120/o lfthrest. $'75,000. 631-1400. BAY AVl CONTEMPORARY ThrM y... o&d usto• ._. with VU. Wood, 9-H & skyllt)hh, WWf kit~, Wemtiftg 3 bed. +study. Owner wfl carry First T.D. $37 5,000. OCEANFRONT ~RREPlACEABLE! Onr 6200 eq. ft. °" ,..._.. Pt. A .... property ....... "QllHft of .... losdwal&." Call for clttaile °" this · btoch ptoperty. Ow!Mf' fltxllle on..,_ & wtn cOflsider exci.mMJI for S...to ~ LaJo&la or stlbtnit! Sl ,950,000. DISCOVER LIDO ISLE & PENINSULA. . . LIDO ISLE BEACH llJUSE Stred to strocla locatiOft!, I block to ten- nis, C~H IMach. 2 bed. I ba. i.o.. \lllith separate I bed, bo. cpst .......... Priced riCJht at $355,000. CHANNEL & OCEAN YU OM bed. co-op opt wt.en you'I ••tt1- tuaity OWll the loftd. CloM to f'ftlaurants & shops °" Udo Pet1ift. A ''belt buy" °" the w.ter with MClftY 1ec:wffy CllMftitk.s. Exc.n..ut fiftoftchMJ. SZI0,000. LARGE BAYFRONT CONOO--VU Mew ccrpet, paW. secwffy cmd spaciolts 2 bed + deft, 3 bo. loaf •p nallable. $625,000. DISCOVER BALBOA ISLAND. . . . CURB APPEAL HOME ON CORAL Rfflty a lol. Is. "chortMr" witti loads of room to ll•e colftfortobly, h . ""' with bffml, brick & 1..t.restiftg flreploce ift. dudiftcJ 3 bed. Sub111H. O\lllMr fltx!We. $420,000. 673·6900. BALBOA ISLANO-IEDUCED!! Lownt priced 2 l ed coffocJt, con•etlieftt to c:M. Just st.pt to lay Md Viloge .,,_ piftcJ. $319,000. LARGE HOME & ltCOME! Oft Grand Canal waterfront on qiiiet Ut· tie l.a..d. Spacious 2-story 4 bed home with fWty"" & gou....t ldtche., patio. Tie for 2 boots. l11chitdes I bed NtlW. $675,000 and OWMr wil http ... e. 673-6900. BALBOA IS. BAYFRONT lecaltiM 4 bdnft home • comer with boat slip. Two story wood _. <las co. temporary with balcofty Hd deck, cpnwt kltchH. SubMH ex~ for properly ill PM Spt"Mcp. Am>whMd, li9 leor or 1 Owt1tr wiM assist with filtaftclft9. $1 ,200,000. WlH consider Mlliftg funtllMd. 673·6'00 HOME -BONUS. APT. Spoclous 2-story 4 IMd. hoftw it o qrHt .,.i.t location; plus I be4 •· Gr.GI .......,. /winter ,......,, "' .... condltiOft. Owfter wlll help fl110ace or trade. $475,000. llSCOYER CORONA OD. MAR. . . CHARMING DUPLEX COM hMty i.cow pr.,.ty So. of Hitllway °" CorMr IOt. Slfttle • .., ... cl•fcW by C)Ol'09tS, for edre ~~ocy. Wtl priced at $325,000. 631-(400. UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW aw.-wll...., fiHM• ........... . _..... wt• fort-fer YU of lly, Oc... & 6 ......_Co ..... pm.cyl secriy tystM Ir tltHftd ,__, •llHoa S lteMtt. Clott to atw Pttlco11 Hiii Dtweh,.1111. S615.000. w.lt: OWMr ............... .......,. SllNGLED CHUI-VU Pu I *"' w/ .... .._+us•, 7lft.fre .. 1tt,2 f .... lohlMI VU of .ec .. I lllJ. :3 rttl4hilct w/filt c.._ .. ,i. tllJ• -... MN ,,_.,... .,,., oe; COWNS tSU MAMSIOM W/117' OM THI IAY I Spacious and ele,ant bayfront w/Man sard roo & lSO-view of islands and peninsula. Five bedroom suites. Dockage tor 3 yachts. Offered at $3,900,000 including land. Cathy Schweickert for appt. 642-8235 (813 ) LINDA ISLI MIWrOltT HACH Spectacular architectural design on a big turninJ basin. 5 BR including magnificent master suite; Walls of glass view all the boating action . Slip for 2 or 3 large boats. Offered at $1,950,000 Leasehold. Seller will assist with financing. Shown by appointment Cathy Schwei ckert (714) 642·8235 (814 ) GALAXY DllVE ESTATE Truly spectacular 5 Brs home w /formal gardens, atrium pool , high ceilings & fountains. Den, study, his /her bathS, sauna. $1,900,00> incl land. Barbara Aune 642-8235 (BlS) OHL Y THREE LEFT Lovely new bayfront homes with piers. large boat slips on fee land . Outstanding bay views . Carpeted throughout, landscaped, securit)l systems, fireplaces. Submit on financing fTrade. Seller flexible . $1,500,000 Beverly Morphy.Jane Paquin 642-8235 ( B 16) OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY &SUNDAY 2-5 1010 -14 -16 E . Balboa · Peninsula -Newport Beach HARJOI llDGE WITH VIEW Newly listed 4 BR Devonshire offering prestige, security & night light views. Upstairs offers one story living with atrium, master suite, den, formal li ving-dining & fam . rm. $995,000 Lynn e Valentine 644.620() (817 1 UUOA ISLAND "Little island" Waterfront Land Value! ~5.000 w /boat dock s, w selle r financing ! Si ngle fam . or duplex . Dona Chichester 642·8235 <818) SPECTACULAR OCEANFRONT! Cliffs & crashing surf, Catalina SUflSets & a 4 BR home wJfamily rm & 2 fplcs. $795,000 Barbara Aune 642·8235 ( Bl9 ) PRIME IA Y FRONT ·SLIP·PIER, SWEEPING VIEWS Pri ced at $.595,000 Fee. Security building w/3 car parking & keyed elevators 2 lg BR & convertible den (?IUS 3 baths Professionally & warmly decorated. By appt. only. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( B20 l DOVER SHORES 1 \'an Wells 4 BR home courtyard entry into open living area. Fam rm. pool & bayv1ew from all main areas of house. Owner will carry finan cing to qualified buver. $549,000 Barbara Callihan 642-8235 (821) BAYSIDE COVE PENTHOUSE ' Fab.ulous ba ys 1de view in spacious 2 _BR + den: elegant master s uite. professionally de co r ~te d , pr est i gi ou s community. pool & spa. SS18.000 LH. Deborah Fratt 642-8235 (822) " COUNTRY HOME/YARD FOl GROWING FAMILY This custom country 4-bedroom home with New E~gland charm. shingles !JSed bnck & wood beam ceilings is the perfect family home. $495,000 Be a Arnold 644-6200 (823) TRADmOHALL Y LIDO! Lg 3 BR Lido Fa~ hom e on lovely street. Convertible den & ram room. $445 ,000 Tom Allinson /Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( 824 ) WESTCLIFf Spacious 4 BR custom fam rm & lg patio w /pool, 3 f pies -separ ate rm for office - hobby or 5th BR . A delightful home for family & entertaining $395,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (B25) tiUAIDID GAn COMMUMTY Fant ast ic 3 BR home in "Seaview" with view of ocean on Fee land with communit)' pool spa, and tennis courts. $365.ooO Sharon Smith 644-f>iOO (826) NIMI PINMSULA DUPUX! 3 BR 2 bath duplex 1 ~ blocks from the o~ean. f a ntastic investment winter or summer rental. $259.000 Low down aRd owner will carry Alt o . Sbar op Smith 644·6200 (827) WSI H41101 llD•I IST4TIS Ocean view 3 BR 3 BA S3 ~/mo Bea Arnold 644·6200 (82.8)' . . .. , .J • I I r. • I ., •• I t I , , I 11 l I • .. •• ~ . .. ( l.· ,\. • ., . --~.!:..... !!'!:::.~~-.. !!::'.!:~ ... ;;i~~::::.~.~ ..... .. -.~ .. .._ llJ ~Mi.It IU41Wkie•._.I It llfa ..... I "-'t .._..,_We ~"-"'-We .._..,.,.W. ............ .,. ............... -.. ... -......... -............ ...................... ,., s. . " ..... 4 IMOt• I un --~----~-"•-.. -··-------· .................... , ... ;e:;;u ... i ... ···~;;;;w···iN., .t;;;;t•i;d.····iii; -I 'ldrm, I bl, ........ -•••• ••• •••••••••• .. •••• ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••• II ~~·~: CIOIAI. MANSHI UTTLI L~~v:~~''.::-:b~)'. lthc•r•c..t - 1ar. •IUi •-A.lllW HACllMDA Great ~an •iew, pvt New Newport CtHt list muclD SIMI K......, lllml illcoo>t Private walled entry aru. 4bdrm beach lns Be the ftnt to see Orange cOast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19. 1961 Cll OCIMRClff c.--r..tate.3 lllflllllR tu.oo ,., , .. ,_ Four+ den or 5 Bdrm. 2 story, 2\\ cowtyant to Calitom!a house. SJ . ___ W.spart.11n1end unit Ille ...... -.-.. ... l t • -.,.., batb. Center o( tract location. Near Ho en ta. Nu r u w .. 0 UT-or:aaM9 vacant, immaculate and ., .. .,_...,.... •"· 4 ~ 118' pr va 1 IJ 1• -~-TWO 20"' I _.._..., d to mo -'0ht In IJt,ett .., AT 1Wae1a. eneloMd ctJd., " •~ ,...,.,""' schooJa and shopping. $1S5,000 --,0 f:~:J'·ct:C::::: OUTOfMIND.. ~Jackie p:ni;; here a bd rm, 2 b1tb Im m1cul1te homt with lllftt boLM '10t I bdrm 1pt Incredible ocun view $450,000. IJ."6t wJtpeclolll pool, '°""r fll 11 WIW :ee:,fv~y·~:.~•el~xd or more down and OWC balance . yth.lns·•cbool•, puka Tlt1t'a how our out of 00 Si t.from i-s ~-~·--harbor 1 Ottl.ft view. f"""1 • /lieattd Jacun l ttc.C1lltordelalla. stale owner feels about 642-5200 S ~ tlr, N .... 2 A . au •,Wleuebold. lpecioul '8r + faally 1teluled la r.Hhrood thle PRIME DANA 7,000Dvnn Realonomlai 67$-1700 ~ ft .. ti{ Ott A (1/ 'D rm + fot'lfttl cttat.c,... d. ck • I u I b If Owltw/.... .... AllWt ...... POINT DUPLEX loc1t· 14.7,.o INTlllST Hou.ae l'llll '•tthtt•~ -.. .. 1"Mt> ..,.. • flOOI. llow in tOdat. ludeuped covered Hl.Jll I 536·'31 t ed on 1 comer lot Jwll 1 HO OUM*YIM6 eau fOf ...u.. 4h•c:· till ESTATE fH·U97 Owner mlllt NII nowlf t eatlo. U•CLUOING short distance from the Veru ufes 28r. 2Ba pen- tloae . Ken L•lJllt · Pleue call R*t. ut-Dtl COLOR TOlftD AP· ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dana Marina. lhae, ocn view SW,000 .,... l.UCID Bkr. PL1ANC*8 Ir LAUN· ;;:; Owner occupy lhe 2 Assume IOIW 11831 mo, TOSILLPAST lwrt boldr DRY. CothMtte 1024 Feut•Y., 1034 -BY=OW=N=ER=2::;;BR=+=lo;;-:.lt, bd rm, 1 bath upperunitt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![llml O f c 730·2270, Hm l~lllt1~1 OCEANlrBAYvtEW llPICTllMS PLUS 1 8 r, l 8 1 . ••••••• ....... ••••••••• •••••••••• .... ••••••'•• 2~ba,luxCondo on aoU w/BEAMED CEILJNO, 642 2a2 •11'1 iW ~~~~:m~r~ 2 Br condo-~lilu g:Dol:n= =:: Cuat~.rt~Meu l=~n~~~! s~1u/.~~o. 11 ~a~•b°.'i: rk~E:i:c:Nc~'~J~g Wea~cTir~~ Bu ,.-______ _ - -,..., Verdi. Aurc ••.• I t I I H .. _ ft ..... '""" PATIO &i ~ lbe lower "OUDtry kit. 2t'l''s & 2 .. 2 IA CONDO k..._.ftftl..IS at lHt ""'C 2nd lnt t 10°'" o c .. o IOO omp t e pr n cy or ome only SIS.000 dn ...... lSM aq .. .._,.....,, S14 0,000 , 7U·9SU, -1 tal · ~ Adjac•nt lo N•wport • ~~ , . . a -,.. .. ' . both lot loc ted ID 911-uni ren income to much more Owner flex " " ,OAA ~_. Ollly.3 8R,fA.Mrm,2~ Fullprlced ... 000.Call onl • I 111du1umeloan.Satl·S Aat. Z297 orl83-0ll67 . .J.P:.::Wll~r/..::.a.,Ct:.:...·----REDUC E COST OF ible,willcoosiderTD 's Crest are. &1 Wind •~·I 2""°' llilll't""bome" ba, Cell Joyce Olson, Anne llc Caslaftd lbt alct1t area of g PM 175 Maater Ci r. SIS OOODOWM OWNERSHIP. Or. rent as part of do..,... pay Seruon 1123,900. Good llN"t" _._ oa t 111• .. 1 ..... Co•ta Meu. tnt.soo Colt.a M-·AGT • TUallBOCI .... terms. • ' ·- 1 ~=~,.------. .,_ -T .. lo a s the upper unit and I.lie m•nt BeJouo market at q•ltt cul de nc,.._ _______ ,1 wlt lt dnt flunchsr. aae over n · h " .. East.al•• eo.&a Met1. " Drlv• lty m '1o'ftf tbeo 0 W N 'l R I S YIEW HOME t e I o w e r a s a 1259.900 Call Norm or Roy Mee.cit, Ur. leelladed IMlkr auMe. caJl f1•tmforeppt. • .._._ .._ -·· DESPERATE. 4 Bdrm, Unusual lux & pnvary "weekender" while en-Kasey 6 31 12 6 6 or 541-7729 eo.e,-.. paUt. CllNm u~~~~~~~~·a DOWN,JBR 2111• "'~"-2~ baths. Aal11 n g tbru-out Uus striking 3 Joying the beach & 548-6492 A ~!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!I!~ detlsned -Md epe. n-E/aldebomeanlt-zkit'. 41HM. POOl $120,000. Br 2"'1 ba, ramily rm, marina' W it bellevel,-.-.-.--------•I Oreft....,.... .. ane. COASTALD•1$ Price s1as.ooo. Take $210,000 Ul-U42 formal dining rm . 2411 r.00~1~ aJ?~,1~·~;.~ WESTCUFf OCEMROMT ID1 t OnlyM,IClll C1U Cool, charmiq, 4 BR over py1111Lsolll6SOmo. '75-1771 1q ft !Gardenenlty w/2 VALUE AT SIS2 ,SOO Amarveloushomewsth IYOWMER fortlrltalla! Met-'7171 home appros. 2~ ml No qualifyifta. or aet '-....... patios & 1 deck o(( FULL PRJCE! TERMS room for all the adult ~!..wnchcuNsotnn~~ .. y2_ 3s5t'YR. rHE "F.At. f.:·•;TATERS beacb.Brick"''c.Coun .. muter swte.Hlghlyup BL 1 II th r.~ IUJU ,.,. ne.. AVAJLA E. oys as we as e & den home. Can be 2 l.ftl'9~ trytttcben,feawresoak graded. $299,000 <un-MlSSIONREALTY children's 5 Bdrm, lJ 000 OWC 37 UWW noor pha colorful de· ll•OOM --------1 fu rnished> or $350,000 98SS.CslHwy,Laguna fonnal dirung room and ~a!h~'67iss78 . 11 JO ftf'rtM corative oeiling. Larae MBA YllOI H..tta .... leocll I 040 (furn ished> . Wee model 'IMIM 494-07l 1 Po o I t a b I it s I zed &---.J """"' covered pat» fo~t-s Ule bttbl. pool, apa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call for appt to see. playroom Beautiful eat• ._ _... fjH. doo ,_.._ I 8Sl 9S41 M' GI TRADE OR LOW DIP 5-urt ~··-. . f't9I renten.a-1. • · '310,800. $14'&,0IOusum. S7100DOWM! · rs ass. lll kitchen for mama 's ~~le~·~ ~ bie flaaotilU. Only BxOwn.r.m-p For Sale by owner. ~/:!_Sat/Sun 113 Valley H09UALIFYIHG cookingorep1cureande LIDOISU Beautifully remodeled 2bdrm 3ba home with forma t din rm. sun deck, wet ba r & more. Bank appraised $475,000, x.lnl terms & price only k 24 .000 Open House Sat-Sun 1-S, 119 Via Vella Owner//\gt Don: 673 0697 1oc'I Vle)a.•~· M.HO! Calt~<ms 2 Bdrm.· pan6urn ic Lf O...,.a u.if Sharp 4BR, 3BA. liv rm. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ocean front mobile lights. Sen. I bdna, • be .. Coal ~ea11 v1 i•w. aebcurity. i n h i s pri de o r ram rm, trg lot. trees. ·-------~~~--2 Br, pvt bearh, 1500 HIGHLAND pats., ce-1til e lr. new . m '"'· tra:~m-ownershiptrlples. Great Next to Green belt. As 549_24'6or 499-3Bl6_ OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 '112.000. i.. bMrat. ptr .. tar. opar ......... on loc1tion and in excellent sum e Io an s . See htc.tfv. T..-fer 642-5200 6W'llerfinandqC1llJoe the blurt. $1so,ooo. rond . Finanavall. anytime. Sl34,SOO. Cnto.ViewHOMt liaMt, JUt.r.5"=• 67UT76, RL&SS. Call Jo-Ann Doran Caretaker on prop. 16?11 Sacriflu la9f&o1-.--1.MO. FREE RENT 111-9512 Diane St. 536-0794 or Bea ut iful 4 bedroom-2 utW llYAAl!I New panoramic ocean ~~ CREATM 847-3205 bath in choleest Turtle A five bedroamf,.,el/apa QAPICOO view condo.. 2 br with • NO QUALIFYING ... 4 Br Rock view !oration bome lo Coeta -"111· IEACH I OCEAN CHAIJiia loft, spiral stairwu, PORTfOUO I dream home. Prime Dramatic ceiling, plush Umcln SUO.OIO +a t5eot VIEW Easts Ide best Jiuy, micro, ~· car. dr. PROP£RTIES, INC area. Lovely upgrades. carpet, secluded master .... te. c.&l aSl'fO to. Bdrm townhoml in ex-opnr secunty a50 mo Sl.29 900 Bkr 848-07~ suite, spec1a I den THRH ARCH IA Y Spectacular ocean view. 3br, 3ba, family room, garden kitchen. Prof. re- modeled. Security gal· PETE BARRETT ;.. REALTY ed , walk to private l111!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!~1!191 Trade Luxury Newport home on "'1 acre for In- come Units or? Eq wty $280.000 Art now ' beach. 499-5663 owner. ~....l fer ~Maile. :~!~~ ~i1v1i:J ~o!!'!' celleat move-in condi-Will ' con1ider lu opt: EASTSIDE MESA ' · · --bedroom hide-a-way• REDUCB> 17.51( A . Planned tor people and ~-owe 2nd'. Property 67U771 R I ~o/o !;)OWN ..;.;:~.. Loaded With extras in· SUita-Moving out or state ~ .. ~f#t!'1TE entertalnine . lhis IS vaca~ and seller lBRconcliobclowmarkl, Juat_l1Sleduiattracllve side and out ' F'ull> whitewater & city ~a~~lbef':~/i~1M,~~e l•-------Broker Co-Op. Agent 631-4516"'-''----- • _ spacious •-'.'evel -'-'ign I open mtnded. 1st i szo.ooe dwn, 11-718'4 30 S p 1 n n a k e r .Cov e Nr beach. 3 Br. I yr old. landscaped with private ti h ( .... ...EWUsn~ u•' ...,,. -000 S Co t A 12h"' in' N b b g ts views rom t .. is 2 Johnson for details " ..w ltfords versatility in ,-. ' at 12.Z'k a.v yr 10!4 IJ!Ul.546-18&3 mp u In E._S1de CM! ssume < o Pat Io and a r e . bdrm & den home 631-1266 THEaUffS "" Steps lo beaches rentandmakt!apprecta· Coblestooe drive. 3-styl qual 12.47,SOO PP No que bu11l in storage Decks on both levels " o• TOO y IS IMOUSS IWU111 ledOHd bearb at.me •8'Ung fbr t~ ri&bt oet&.. it's leve at ant aicfit wltll this 3 Bdrm char mln& cotta ge. Owner will carry (or 10 IDd parks Fiunci.ng lion. Diane Cappe OWMlllJl5llaATE! magnificence! Massive agts . 213 /833·1369, andgarage~'Orkarea yard for outdoor living .-EH A • lva ll OPEN HOUSE 631-1266 SJ..S,000~.tab over brickfrplc,oomm.1p4t,I wlcdys . 213/831 -57 34 How$319,000 Excellentstarter home. 1:lf::Y J\;_:a 536VistaGn.de SUNDAY 1-4 at 226 I paymntl. Exec. Back Fr. doors lo atttuded eves. Lo w interest rate Pnce includes. Ne~ -:~~~.!.:.!''!!' End unit. 3 bdrm. 2i., Poppy. · ! 1~#,/. P:j\:.:";I Bay V~-Condo. pallo.Just l4~dwn.On-Open Sun JS 20731 owner wlll carry large carpet,paint &levelors. ·--------i bath,greatlocalion w1th Call Jo Ann Doran '/~ ~ 9 ·,: MS-$'19l . ..-~. oclly. ly Sl38,950. Call today. Aquatic Lane 2 stry, part to the right buyer ... 10 000 park & mt Y1ew Totally 'oyce W-"-631 U68 'BR lBA 0~ N 0 h S S I 6 N: ' • DOV9 .ruAar..r t--' .& ». t 151·95ll INSTANT • .,uc · • • • DU'l1u_, rm. r pen o~ at un l PRIME DUPLEX .w.""~ repa1n "" a new cp . MISA YllDI TAX IH&Ya Bch. Sl~.000. Easy 3 MORNING DEW Located in Woods Cove Ente r thru double doors Spotless! 0 fe red al )'tan. Stepa to N nd on '~CREATM tee land. 'ft.sibllily to • PORTfOUO actd 1 2nd atocy. Vacant. Quick EaCf'Ow Oftly PROPERTIES, INC. LIASIOf'T'IOM s1os.ooo. ~down. ~ br I :l :" r: I \~. terms. Bkr.842-1418__ Or call 7S2 5116forappl JUSt 2 short blocks to and airy at num tnto lhss $240.000 (With cri!ative Sharp 2Story, 4 Br. 3 Ba. lownbome. No •ualirty-_ ~ ~ ~, {;@b H~ secluded beach. Each lovely 3 Bdrm home On rinancing ppss> new carpet, redwood in&. no pointa. Jiat qutck -· -· · ~ H..t.Otr I 042 Ex c~ I lent f1nanrin g unit has 1 bdrm + extra spacious pool s1z.ed lot. st 1!i,l!il111~1!1:\:lf11. t~t\dl11r~. 1239,soo. Diana Cappel 631-1221 spa, easy care yard. As· escrow. Great for In-HUI OCIAH ••••••••••••••••••••••• U n 1 v e rs l t Y Pa r k 5 Jeep Ing a re a wit h has formal dming room. sume 9~% loan. lO"k vestore' l&t lime POOLHOME LiYtOllWoter Fordem.2200sq ft 4BR. fireplace & large deck den with wetbllr and lRVlNETERRACE down to qualifted buyer. buyers. Aflorda~ pa y-3 Br. 2 Ba. Nice. Conve· MY 5.6 bd rm home 2~BA. fam nn. Formal Roo m to expand on tree large eat-in k11chen 58r. fee land, assumable $165,000. D. Bour Ice, me.-t1. Oetoratlng al-n1ent to all, low down. 9630 000 w S70 000 d In r m Deco ra l or shaded lot, Seller financ -Short esrcow is desired ! VJR lll al 10.SS%. owe 1-R=-=-e=a:.:;lto="-'r'..:.~:::;:;...:;9li0=·:.._--1 Iowan.ch~· COwnAer will help finance. un~r Banll.e a~~rais~I. I ~i~1:pa Many Xtras. ing. $259,000. 1393 GALAXY DR. Ring 640· 5'.>60 Anyl.rne Eastbluff Prof Bld<J lg 2nd TD up to 7 yrs. THIH IS a.ouGHI 1&n Cappel all eot646-7434. will take your 4.5 Bdrm . -LU VE THE CAR.. OPEN SAT /SUH l ·5 This Is value, location &i This 3 Bedroom pride~ 631-11116 LU YING COUNTRY ~ome in exchange mov DRASTIC at home & walk lo the 642-5200 Eostblilff at 130/o ranancing in 1 package. ownersblpbomeisl~rge 1-':0~{'.(· ~· Bigdiscount ofSlS.000,a ing down. PP (2131 PllCEREDUCTI~ ~~:t~~~°::!2/!~ ~aet~~~!!Y;~1~·~~~!~ WAT ... OMT DPLX Act. 7 60-8311. enough for any sized ~ rj'~ • : :W bargain al $115,000. Ex-S92·2632 Must sell NOW1 P.nred quiet street. Hardwood ble 30 yr large 1st. 4 Wmt aftATDOCI ---------rMnily_ l5l T.D. is 8.15% ~ ec. tyf:3br,2ba, nr. So. * W•TllRONT * $1 5,000 under mktJ floors. deck & br ick bdrm, ram rm. lg yard. ' :3' bnt -k COIT & CHAINING and otmer wilJ carry a '. Cat p aza, sd 1ools. Rep-Ill.OW MAlKIT Beautiful 3 BR 2 ba. patio with mature fruit 642·5161 or&40-8107 i. ... 3, ~ ~ . pvt m IS t er s u It e 2nd T.D. witJi reaona-s .... II ly '° owner. Classified Onl .... K do owe t~mendously upgraded. trees Great potent1'al . ......,,OIO.AU •e1wner I 'ttin &i ble down Juat listed W"UI •• ad 1903. Daily Pilot, Y _, wn Only $137,000. Lowdown DUPLDOMWATH willf1"1ftlt. ~ w separate s• gnn won't tul. Call Robert IMm.~111Home P.O. Boll 1560. Costa rest. Townhouse, 4 to assume lst & 2nd Owners will help with l!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!lllll!!!ll~I for30'IOGt tyf1U21t :ov:.~::. deck. Pro( de-.MiWkea8Halll wlrzk-leli.aifally ~P-Mesa 926216 bdrm, or 3tden. 3 ba. T Os. OWC small 3rd financing. $325,000 FH LAMD 3 :~~rooms and 2 OpenHseSat/Sunl-4 era ed $1l4,00Q. wuh M E SA VERD E Prof dee, ~a l sla p, Investors lake note ~l{l"'l'!r Quality best describes fireplaces,..... decks and SOI Marguerite terms. SllPtrh. AS.5UM E -~I /ten n 1 5 • 0 n 1 Y Owner will co-operate ;\.~o~u_.~, this Blutf condo New patios Annual an come SZ75 000 ·-"' Bea ut 4 BR 2 Ba. lge 1-S ·990· Open Sat & Sun w a gent Open hse carpet, floors. appl. fix $25.000 ------..... ....................... ITOWIB la!bN lllland "CoMo •• (Duplex pamenblpl. 642·7404 ~CARPET' comer lot, Sli7.SOO. · 840-22:!9 840-~ Sat Sun al :622 Banyan lures and bath counter C/21 Newport c.tr Asllfora.LAtw. 754-1202 OpenSaod.ayl-S , St College Park. In• nca"eo."'9'o-. tops Sun filled morn 640.057 8eHlifuJ lslaotl DupleJS, A ~ biotic from 8ay. <> NEWPORT $135,010 full ,r\c•. "IB!M),. HORIZONS Oweer will fi11Hct. ~REAL TY ~M0-~1ll8~18~.--~-~ 21RCOHDO $94,tOO Assume $68,300, 113 loan. Cute Sil alry gmd C•I law.._. 1011 f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!~I W...V.,. noor unit Obi attached •••'••••••-••"• .. •••• OCEAH/IAYYllW Golf C:O...._ garage. ~listing. so PRESTMWOUS Gorgeous 3 &i ram room S~9.SOO, 4 Br. _a Ba. cawu~" 7221. Clllfalll~ T-..r pool home Owner musl view. 1223,000 tn H·j_l!_!!!!Jr!!l~!@~-.. ~_,,,~ te sell. Will t~lce min down sumable loans at 11.13%.,_ ______ _ •0, • le ~'-'de ()po Wed, Sat l Sun 1-S. Hll 1t 4 0,010. He 01"-'U'• or consa r I Call Anita SS7-12?0 or MISA v-. Op~• Si• l·I et trade. k SS,000. Afll . ~ . MllAC&.lf J 5 O 2 6 C 1 •I• o "4·806'7 O!'fi.M.QO. £ •mlDI [utem Buyera ? Best or """ 1--------111 10A two worlds. Trad. "" 1 r.I 1 tr11 0 • °'84HOUSE $11,000 IUYSl 111tern d•cor. com· Ctp strlM IHt•. SUNDAY 1·5 It's t,.e_.U,000 dwn plementlng western life 1· 144" • Thia new custom 3 Bdrm buys thiis fantastic 4Br ~tyf~. Fonul entertaU!-C..-.. W. IOU 2i,; bath borne is one of cul-de-sac home In IDI _111 a wann westerly Coron• del Mar's most I East.side Costa Jlesa ! set Un&. 4 Br tri-level. exquisite o((erings. Ex-Owner will ~lnance pool )"d qll, ICllar beat- tensive l1W o1 oak Spa bala11ce al l.33 mtwesl! 1 n I . 2 s •par• le llld v iew _ J UST 1 Investor's bargain ! landscaped y1rds . REDUCED price ol Don't huitate. Call ~.OIO. Ruel fllllllC- ....................... 4S4111CMA New elepnt 4 Br V*- tor I 1 n pattia~ vv. owar /co.llraetor fiaaa. .-..0. @.•. Betty Ktn Rtatly IDTIUY and 8&5T TERMS 6n COl\ONA DEL MAR. Come see fer )'OUJ'Mll. •;iDeWlnc 1aac1. "'1tlCMI s.tl1ili ·::. . .. ,, ... , 67J.t ... ·, 1 n r• ·~ l>•pltl, ,_, 'PbO ~. • + sbelt•r. tODt UH J bclrti.. r,lc. )l~. I ba, mini Ott9 viirw. Rear uait 3 bdna, 11111. UlldW· f'"84plclaf•tcan. lft d.a •• ~· ble. lat.• .... PrtM at ,:,:.' Drite 1M PCl6aleaia. U P041 •· c~D &be "9er tt .... Dv,PIH, woal tut for bllye r wllo neeh J',ladve lt + t'*· p Cll .... .. • \Arft .......... ~J: .. mi.= COM: .. ,. •tf call, ·~ .• .r~ ... ~ .... , . "1• .... ., ...... =--.... °*' • ,.,. ""' ... dlw.Prop ... = ....... ,~ . ......... --MrC. PIP·-au1m= -.ooe Marcia Redldt63H21116 111g. CIM'9915).N 644-7211 ()pea.,._ Sunday JU Paliaettle 20'19 Phalarope, CM. JUSTUSTfl 4 BR 1~ ba aelttt motivated. ~erm si Terms. Terms. Cal ~~~;;il~~iJ qutc•Jy 7~6d8 ~ ~ PfTE ' BARA~ TT REAL TY 27~Gannet Dnve SSl 1096_ _ .._.._~ ._, patio off PR lots of 751-0205; 831-S347 Bkr. HUMTIMGTOM WooclwWqe natural ll Approio. 2500 HEWPO«T CIEST DB.JGHTFUL HAUOUR C~W'llow ___ 17~1494·1 _!!7_ sq. ft Call Pete Johnson Absolutely prime' "811b...1 HOUSE at 631· 1266 Former model 3 BR EYEFUU. j vr-m;n 4BR. 3BA 2000 sq ft Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath 3bath, master suite Th ' 3 Bd 2 b th See this spectacula r home w Sl49,000assum + guest apt No end I RllJfJ\*A t t l look Jio~e as spic'&~pan ~he Chooral Cay waterfrodent r0in. Pnnc only. S199,000. Emerald Terrace Walk ~ "4:, ['>9 ~i~en~eisre!~~e~ls. dd d /a ·1 · me.Fealuresinclu wner1Ag1 857-2100. to beach. Assume loa n. ----·-·-~re:t es aambla:~~~ stalely 70' yacht dock, 4 SS2-~5 Owner will help finance. · · -~ ~~i::nas Good assuma- courtyard entry. Near BR, 3 car ga rage. Ex-W 0 0 D B R I D G E S29S,OOO. 1--------C/21 Me~ c.tr So Coast Plau . Flexi-ecutivly Exec utively ~e-TOWNllSF. A llT OF THE llUFF 6 ,,." 357 bl II b . corated. A masterpeice 2Br 2Ba assume $73 000 ,LAH "X" -"'"" ese er sayssu m1l on indesian.Pleasejolnus at '121:r,o,, As k1-'ng _HEAV&f terms. First time ad-" • S kli 3 Bdrm h 3 bdrm. din. rm., Ii' Mob• ()ff.,.! vertised. S1 27 ,900. for brunch, l0-4 Sunday j142 900 ~ par b ng ome rm .. fam. rm., F'/P, 2'• Hu"e 5 bdrm, 3~ ba. 7S2 1700 (714)894-7S2l " . - ---0 n ea u t i f u 11 Y ba, xtra large porcelain over 3000sq ft. WestclHf. · JS31 Courtsidc LOCATION/END landscaped comer lot. lu b w/ceramiclilewalls 646_8118 THE .REAL E STATERS COLDWeLL BANl(C!RO UHIT Soo thing spa, wood & floor. 4 covered patio J.M. Peters Twnhse. decking and covered areas. Pnce S2JO,OOO, sr; DOVBt SHOIES 2Br, den, 212Ba, pa tio, patio. Ocean view· glow-down, assume $40.000 Isl Pool. J acuzz.i overlook AC. super upgrades ing parquet floors. plu_,h trust deed al 71,,.., Xlnl bay Galaxy Dr Formal hs~SI06.,000 OpenSwiSat/Sunl-S carpets , gour m et land lease S85300 per din rm . 2 frpks. 2 story condo. 2 bdnn, •6 KJamath kitchen Lowest priced year. Can't change unlll $685.000 fee . 642-2510, fireplace, tile kitchen, ~;-;~'-~~~~_,_!!!!!!!!!I Vee Stinson in the area. '249.SOO. year 2003. 14'1 ull only 6'6·4848 -----utility roora, rear yard. '!! H.t&AslOC. 2nd trust deed due dbl garage. Assumable 1"9. 1044 __ 631•7600 1986.87 Call 0~11er for IA YFROMT COHDO 10 "' I A t f antastic views or entire -,., o an. gen , •••• ••• •••••••••• ••• ••• -appt daily after S pm 67HJOO. SUPER 1714) 76G-M25 bay. ocean. mtns, cit)' l'SIDE ~••ua ~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1--l llghls S47S,OOO ~ 499N.COASTHWY = Co mpletely remod. FAMILY LAGUNABEACH H4HOIRJDGf OCUH,.OM1'/lc6ot w/skylites,st.aided&lass • 49?-48411 ESTATES Open Sal/Sun at 1706 twhi.ldowstandMaew paint ffl*EI OC EA NfRONT-New Prot.s= Orean Front. $850.000, ru-ou · any up-• ou. Modular Type Homes. Dec----.. L terms avail iradea. You mllSt see '"'---D 11 this one! Only $119,900. RE~ LT 0 RS leased land. 3 pvt bchs. The final r hance to Ho I Wood, Rtahr 7Sl-3191 IRVINE-TUlnE IOCK VISTA 24 hr security, fishing malte your dream or 6754676 675-1444 WOODBRJ DGE pier from 534.SOO. lO'k buying a new home sn LANDING UHD9 MARKET down. 499-3816 Newport Beach's most THE ILUFFS Short w1lk lo private Priced below market for APT. FOil SAU prestigiou_, community Xlnt financing. Poss. lse late Ir pleasure grounds. quick s a I e This 2'18JASM1NE come true. Call for a opt, Carmelita Plan con· 4Br, (one a h11oe master beautiful 2400 sq fl. con-o h s private showing or V1Sil do; 4Br 3ba · I hr/bath ..., do is only 2 years old pen T urs & unday ours ales omce. dn. Greenbeh vu, newly w/frplc) 3Ba, bonus rm You can move in im-OrcalUorappt. decorated. S239,500. room + family room & mediately Excellent Laguna Realty494-0077 17141640..776 Wk dys. J . L. Tyler wet bar! 1lfE FIN EST 17 H .......... -•1.a.-D bo fi nancing available. COU ... 1RYCH••u __....,...,. r 752-8011, ev /wknd me in the coves. spec-......., " _,.. M m •---h tacularly decorated & _,.,,soo. Woods Cove 2 Br. home •w ....,. 7S9-~ mag n i Ii ce nt I y D..M.W..hallltr wilh guestquarterson v, Fro m 800.000 t oj.;.~~----- landsceped! you'IJ truly ___ .:...76::::.;0.::...!:_0l::::.;3::.:5::.,__-1 acre wooded ocean view si.2so.ooo 12.75~ 3 yr 'EMtlSULA lo ... _ lot. 2 blocks to the beach. loan amortized over 30 •o Al-. taiJe:;e~-=!':41:& LOW PRICE 1259,SOO, m>.ooo in as-yrs. No pre-payment on: o/~~~~rew fam ilv home! Trades REALNICL sumable t inancing. penally (l3.S8". annual duplexes within the rov- eonsfdeud Owner 1 bdrm. 1 ba. Orange Agenl494-47:.l. rcenta ra · enant of Penins ula highly motivated. Super Tree PaUo Hom~. Nice-Lo,_. H• I 050 WESTCUFF Point 4 bdrrns up with 3 financing at S379,000. ly loca~ed end-un~l. Cen-••••••••••••••••••••••• lBR CONDOl85.000 baths; J bdrms & 2 baths lrtl a1_r condltio~lng. Elegant 4 Br. custom in Can assume existing down&14cargarafeon OPEN HOUSE Extensyve recreational Nellie Ga le Ra nch. loan of approx. '60,000 at an angle lot SAT &SUN facllit1e~. Adult only Laguna Hills, beaut. 14~'l. int. 61~ 8SUNRJV£R community. '76,SOO. view, imported marble, ·-------Redhdl~}RL' Jty I,::: : . ;1 11 I WATIUIOMT Woodbridge SBr, 281 Condo, former model, all amenlt.la lnc:ludlng pvt bch. Open House 81t1Sua ,,._ #3 llland View. I Wlolt•~ """' 551·.0 pool siz.e yard. 4 car garaae. equestrian lot. S62s.ooo. Jensen ft Co. 759-0706 Eves : 6H·S74 2 or 951·8269 LlDOtSU m. down. owe lge 2nd wino payments. 2 br. 2 "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ba , immac. w/ex r- pan1ion PQtetJal. Just W,..M ..... 1335.ooo. Alt. 963-8182 IA YNOMT DUPUX I 052 t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!I BALBOA P"ENTNSULA Twq 3 bedrooms. 2 baths ea. PL US a iep.rate en- trance laree 1 BR + ba In the upstairs rear. PIER & FLOAT. G1r11e. One of those "bartt to ftnd'' Items and o"ner wlll carry lhe pa pera t OHL Y to~ aown wit.II the med to be lnterat ol 1.3'A.. Ev• the pr•u I• rlctit at sueo.ooo . ••••• •••••••••••••••••• WIST OCIA»ROMT ~ Triplex. Xlnl terms & . A1'FORDABl £ LAGUNAKIGUEL Repruenting one of tlie lowest priced homes ln La1una Nia-I. this 3 bedroom , I bet.II bome Is loca&td on a eorotr lot and ba• brand new cupet end paint • NUS0.61720 ·-uooo ....... prime locaUoa '600.000. A nl 675-6161. Far Ad Action Call a Daily Pilt AD-R 642·5&71 Have 101Dtttlln1 lOU W&Ol to ..U? ClulWed 't M&flUCMS . PAnJONllALTOI 61MIJI tll ...... ,.Wt ...................... ............. '" ....................... !k· 'l i' ll °'i-::> !k.1h I , 1 , : Ill I HllBll ISlAND OPPllTUNITY Pr:ime 4S 'X140 ' waterfront lot with exist· ing pier and slip for 45' yacht Price or Si!.300.000 includes cleared lot. ap. proved plans and permits for a luxurious s Bdrm S bath French Regency home with many extras Te,... J4. yaffablt Call Pacesetter Homes for details and appoint- ment. ~5002 Redh 1 ll~Re~llty 1,7:; 7:{rn1 BEACH AXEi located only 3 blocks from the beach, this dia mood in the rough needs a little work to become a jewel. Fan- tastic living arrange- ment which allows for privacy &r great enter taining. Don't miss lhlS value, act now for a real beach bargain al only $174,900. (714)952-4477. WALKER & LEE REAL &STATE. Oc.eaft wt Dlplex 120/o This prime duplex with the greatest terms can be assumed at 12%. Lowul price on the buch. Close lo shop· ping, pier. Excellent buy for appreciation. Red~~~ 11 ~~ RL-.1lt\ I,, , ·,, ;t II I ntlll.UfFS ..,.,. ... Munlncat •Im ot up- eer bay end mountain•. Prout ro•, ablrp 3 bdrm oa fEB Jud. Good crullo rlnanclng 1Yailable. ()pfn Slt/Swl l..S ... Plat&. -... .Continued on Sect. D-1 LOCJIMO ltacJi 32 41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT Mobile Homes SlOOO mo. Obi wide.499-~16 __ _ • BEACH HOu sg • Cosey lBR. frplc beamed celli ng Courtyard S Lag ~ mo. 495-4486 s rooms unfum except G E box frplc. gar. ~ m1 to ocean. ut1I by owne r . S800 mo •!M-0154. 4 Br 4 Ba. clean & sharp. next to tenrus & beach SlSOO mo Remax or Npt Bob or Oov1e759·11£L_ 4 Br 2 Ba & 2 Br I Ba. for lease. Furn or un- fum No pets Steps to beach Slloo.16.W per mo A.&ent Ju~ ~-!MOO_ WESTCU~ Luxurious four bedroom, three bath home Beamed ceilings 111 living room and fami· ly room. Secluded pool siie yard Space for boat or trailer Sl8SO month yearly basis Agenl 631·7300. Harbor View li ome, beautiful executive 4 Br J•,, Ba , landscap111g. alarm system, seperate maids tguest apt SlSOO Mo 759-0279. HEW PORT HGHTS Like new custom built three bedrooms, two baths, formal dining room. Eating area 10 kitchen View. SlSOO per month , year.ly lease 631· 7300, Realtor -DI ....._ __ ~ • • • Orange Coast CAIL Y PILOT/Saturdav, September 19. 1981 ,,..... ...... ~ ........ '1'•111 .. 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Adult lb t f tt••••••••••• .. r .. •••• •••••··~··•• .. •••••••• z • 3bdrm, 5 tteps lo Mature fem Nice I Br S.lm ~arlt 11400 mo winter , PEN 3zt~ SDat1o111 It Side Apta chlld OK, no P1U 13'15 fo~'b\: Uvtn'; u' .' 3 2Br, 1 •m child OK No 2 Br 2 Ba Condo, 04·ean u od, bea<'h &i ocun 281. Pool.131~ 211 211t 213 441e2 ~Ire~ -l!nt11ar,J11llo,dallwahr Sierra M1mt Co Br Well deconted pet.sorwltt'rbedJ.biO vlew,S Mo minimum view S700&'750 5118 M/F,2br,2ba,ldeal lot. -lllM.lwfr_. 6 1tove. M01l utllfre. M.!·1324· --Olymplcabepool Ulhl· mo.fl80..8l23aftePM F utn ishtd or uo Se11bore. NB na.ma Pool,Jac,&eMlt.lotlof Sttpe beach/bay. 3 Br ' l 8 2 Ba Yiitff( l PAClf1CSlJNSET No pets. 2 bu1e bedroom.a Ground fd ttnn1J rourt Jt<'UUJ , ft.&11111htd M50 No Pfll d y 1 , 6 4 O 8 9 S 5 u tru. $335 mo, SIOO Ba. Plllo, llr. '800/m. WI ~:. ••~ Yrl ~loo' V1EW I BDRM MIO rtoor, fuJly car,...•d/ II.. t-....l.. .. 1A ' Av11I now Suptr larae 3 7141675 221111&91l\.73.'ll tve11wkndl ser. Clean t reUable ,l'.!'l,r $T ... M.5-7513 n ... r •uu u. ny H4~ 1S a&eps IO &Ind. Le 2 2 BORU .... 7.. b 'L I ~·-~-parll •• 11UU11C1.,.. .. g. Br rrplt l.ndry hook up --flH:Z4$ ....lt.iH bdrm w /carport., t>a l, • .. -1 u, 1 na. -' k>cahon Most bea~itul bid& In 4 u n It' b Id 1 Ed· North end, lbd.rm, walk aoo.t 4000 S48·01-,;:~:::..---- WESTCWF•' 3 ~room Lower unit I BR 1 Ba ldry lac. util inc 1115.S 2323 Elden Ave. CM Over Ml Ad\llta, no peu H.B. 846-~lll lll&tr/Boba Chlri IMO to beach, 14.S() mo Incl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reaponalblti & mature l story wttll pool,fam1I) winter Open Sat/Sun' 1 ~-7~ mC>Mo Apply Apt. D --Mo tst 'last W O utll Nu pt'l' kld8 L.a1una Btarh Motorlnn, M1F o11tr30 c1111hart root ml , d111Jn1 room, : ..ll'IP..1rt II . 675 unlor Bdnn Verullles I Br 1 bl, uP1raded ('On ~ W Wllson &46-4411 Otluxe poolside xlro secuntv. ~3711 499 1$26 985 No. Pa<'lf1r Cout my 2 bdrm. 2 bath Meu pa °'· etc. etc $1$00 yearlyam1lll8r.Aptror Rec rac. S4U Mo do Nr So.C.t Pl.ia.Ttn 2 8r.1 Ba.frplr,rafpc't5, lar&l' 2br, 2ba. bltnl. ~ --llwy, l.111una Buch Verde apt F11mlahed, Mo.&4$.~ -I quiet 1dult, no ptt&. U4 5369, 548·0425, nl•. pool, 11olhiyb11 ll, dta pes, laundry ftu•. dllwhr 1~ miles beach l BH Cstm ba, bit l'WwportlNcJI 116' Dully, Weekly, Kitchen urept rw your bdrm HARBOR Vll"W HOf!0 :-1 1400 Mo Lncl d ut ih 75~ adult. kSOlmu 9$7 O'l22 u raae. on~ Line $4.SO Adlts, no pets. k50 mo stove/rd For I mature ••••••••••••••••••••••• avaalablt Low winter You pay SSS/mo plwi Suptr SBr. 3Ba, 2 frpl(', .f!l_Z$75 ach rfl!tal, Sp;ac t"i ~jt _ mo l!t & la_st + St'I' S36_j362 rem Ulll pd ~ PAii NEWPORT rules 494-~ half of the ut ilities cloat to park & ~I Ju~t •--......-p-1.......a.. 3707 br, com~ furn. Sttl11$ lO 2 Br. l 811. Pool, aar•"t'· ~ W72 2 BDRM TOWNHOM E. u311...t~ lnn-8-i' w-kly SOO S45·5107 d _.. --d I .. " p I .... be h 2 BR , ba, quiet cpl OK. APARtururs u IJUy H > re ecoratOC'U \MO/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• !llln · mo. yr>'• ut No pet.a. M85 Mo 1395 A Avail Ocl 7th. 2 Br 2 Ba oo •pa ... , near RC • util pd kSO llllUt & up Kttch.-nnl'tte, Fem prof note nttded to incld &rdnr 640 1635. 2 br, pJ t.io. orean view ¢. S4().8&12 Baker. 641-0763 Btwn 9 l, 3rd noor $liOO 2 Dr I..., 911).51.91 846-9501 ocean front 875 8140 shr 3 Br 2ba house. Bal OrtanfrooU Br Avail now S700/mo 709 BR Vt1ullles, pool. Mon Fn. 81 grourid noor 1475 2BR, 2BA CONDO C OU....,..Y CLUI Furn room on Balbou Isle. Y rly lae Sand)' ~Mo 1!.~ lvd. 77 llfl_. _ Jar., &a Wla, ym, 24 ht 1 ar.~e. !fl.IS patd, Adults. newly redeco111l Adults. Ui.>j!!_!l_ded. Refr. 2 Be 2 ba, attachtd gar & "'" Peninsula Pt for l'xtra 673·74 33 or An ne a l 6421~17 1·331·12'71 Beach Front Unit 2Br, sec. uard · 6.'11·&.if!f pool Coupln preferred ed, d1~bwasher, ale. g1111 wasbldr1'...,j585. 968-411~ W ID hkup. ALSO Bach. LIVIMG IH quiet Pt~ Pn~ ent. 673-5999e_!ts __ -LUXURY IAYFlOHT mlBoa .. ~i~~elOrarental t6SO Bdr!Jl . 2 ba, attra<'bvely Ref's l330 646-8127 & Wlilrr paid Patio or 2 br, $350 + S3SO dtp (I ptraonl bit tn refng, NEWPORT ~ml kllrh S32:5 Non smollin11 rm male v,.,.... furnished 10 mos S850 Mtsa Verdt, lge 2 br, J balcony, <'arpon, pool. Crpts, dl'Jll. Nr Beach m1~ utUj_>d ~9501 llEACH 67~~ wanted lo shr beautiful 38r 2 Ba.withbo11t shp 2 bdrm. l ba, gar, Jdry, 673-9060~Agt._ ba. ad ults. no pet1. party room. Call alt II Blvd/Mcf adden All Spa<'lOus 11pt avail now. Roomw k1\.priv Nrb~. new cosido.cl-Otle to UCI Avail Oct. I.st Many dishwasher, fpc S650 ceanfront 2 br, 2 ba _kOOlmo.919-_ WS_ CasaGr11ru1da,979·l911 adult oo~ts.893~ Bachelor I & 28R An adult rommun1l)' on shopping renter & on: S47S mo + ~1 utll amenities. S3SOO Mo winter 673·7083 <2131 Avail wtekly.monthly Qwtt Adults 0 e ~ 2 = ------From S325 * Closl' to &40.4.950 Broker 675-4912 258-316Q_ __ ___ winter 7si.~ Ovtr 30. Upper 1 Br v r · Bachelor apt .. 4 blocks G G & so F w the Bark 811~ SpH Adults 962 7520 _ ---~ Q 31 w w 1 Bdrm Downsuirs. $385. from beach util pd 207 • YI tacular Spa. 7 ~warn J M for nLCe ho~ 111 Nwpt l!STIM Winter Rental, !l.19 to Br Newport ~,blockto uaet. 1 ison Anal Oct Bea ut Ch. 'Ti498H954 8alconies,pat1os,poos. mlngp00ls,llll'•hted ten BR & l:IA. EnJoy ac•, h I SJOO/ I llGCA.NYOH 6 1.2. 3 Br. 2 Ba. S650. beac h Responsible ~.63!:_217J landsc41ping Nu J>et6 1~~·~ 1 · iac , tenrus, lndry fo<' nib courts, bike lraib. lanai area. tennis. Jog Be· yry, mo. ast Elevated 3,000 sq ft Balboa Pier Savage, Adults only s.150 Mo Almost new 3 br 2 bu lg LEEW ARO APTS mj Huntington Bay, adults. 2 H U N 1' I N G T 0 N gmg trails, lake S mm + !.ec_dep. 645-"695 ~e &i:&....m:.9006 __ 675·6039 bving rm w hreplare, FuUerton CM 6310391 bdrm, pet ok, pool. GAROENS4901Heil 118 Pu l t 1 n g I: re en from John Wa y nt• Prof. F, mature, lo shr Deane home snuated on y 10 Oreanlronl. 3 br, 2 microwave 2 car gar1w 1 BR :i.t d -plllto. frpk Nr beach. Bois a Chica & !I t'll Bachelors. 1 llnd 2 Airport lst & hut huge NwJl( condo, pvt a hill overlooklllg Ulth A 41LMOW! b $'750 3 b I b11 $'700 elec O""n"r. priv patw ' carpe s, rapes, S~IM~ 979 7629 llMHJ23 bedrooms ap11rtments, 754·1044 552·68287 l"omm Vu, pool. tennis. lee Close to Country Cute 2 Br fum. umts a. · r, · · .. ~-fenced yard. carport, -and townhousei. from ~1 Club in most prestigious with garage. Upper $600 Se Pl June J ack $750 & ut1l 64H998 or S285 mo. 2SOO blk Santa 2Br. freshly pain led. 2 OR I Ba. new thruout. 1610 00 per month \Room for rent u1 my apt Rent neg. 7_ evs 10<' Dramatic entry. l'X yearly Lower $575. ( 2 1 3 I 5 9 6 17 O 9 Or 7S9·S4!b_ Ana Ave 646-3192 clean S.SOOmo 7794 Newman $450. Isl, On Jamboree Al Near Hunt Cenltr & 405 M teacher w/IB mo. old tens1vt paltOIS. )acuw. Ment 675-:EOO (714)76! 4601 El.'Sls1de 2 Br + ent'lsd --840~ last & dep 646 4559 , San Joaquln Hills Road ~·wy Ut1~ meld S2SO daughter wants to shr 3bdrm, 2ba, 2 story z & 3bdrm & bach apt SH0 lt1'TERMS patio, d /w 329 Univers1· Mew Dh 2 llt 1 br condo, Lennis, pool. 642·«3_1 _ (710641 tOOO Mo 842·8292 aft 5 8 5. your house. or find Perf. cond SJ5001mo Clean Rent negolJable Beachrentalsby weck tyl>rSeeManager '·S" 2 ba . K8J.: decks. yd, rlubhoui.e, washer. 2Br w1tbgar11ge.Ch1ld Oceanfront fQr Winter 540.$850,Je:.se same. Prd. Fwlch1ld. 644-7315..:.. S35·6786, ~5::-0318 or month A.Kh§75 8t7o Eves_~~ _ grdnr, ki~ pet ok S625 dryer. refng. lst. last & or small pel OK $415 Rentuls •·umished & E·s1de CM Very large but not nee 957~ 2BR. IBA frpk. hrd wd Furnished studio Apts. 00 mo 2Br. 2Ba. frpk, NEW BREED APTS Avail !O il ~!'·J40S 768-7633 Mo 536-~.Q!'5J6. 7979 unfum Broker. 675.4912 rm w frµlc ~nvate en M IF to shr 2 br apt, C.M . Ooors. open beams. Xlnt S265 per mo lllCl udes ~I, only avail Ort & I BR with LOFT, BACH Lorri wkda547 957l Spacious I Br Apt Avail WAL K TO BEACH I Br NO FEE' Apt & C d lranct' Nll'E/ lSt last w1stra1ghl M. S225 + h ,!!'ea S'796mo 6315476 u tl1es, yrly 310 E ov 54 ·3629 with LOFT FromSJSO e_vewkn~~5434 on 915 Pool, laundry with stOH~ $350 Mo rentals VtllaRentab" u rFrqu1,red IS300L.mo uuls.754·0059~--- Bal aBlv<l_673-6880_ Santa Ano 3710 Frplc. rec room. pool, Lge I bdnn. Iba. up far . frplc. garbage 536·24S6or5367979_ 6754912 Broker 64~~~5e on~ "'"5 Femalehsemate.xlnt HB C A H Al FR 0 HT Ocean ront view 2 & 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jacuzzi, gas & waler stain. apt. DlShwasher, d1sp., garage & parking w A 1, K TO 8 EAc11 Area. 3 Br. J ba. rum HOME B~ Ba . 2 garage. 2 Br. Condo Adults. pool, paid Adults, no pets 393 rarµort, $400mo. spa<"e Adults only, pets Bach . stove & refngc Oceanfronl lar~e 3 Br 2 Close to (IC l' l'ool. non condo. pool, tennis, etc Newport Shores 4 HH 3 W111ter S600 Up 640.4784 no pets All elec , air Hamilton. CM 645-44 l l 64().~.n considered. $425 Mo Gas & water paid. S3SO Ba Upper. 2 car garage i.mkr. $170 1250 to S300 Ba. I year lease $2,000 Owner cond. S62S Mo 541·5002 or 631 2150 _ 3 Bd, 2 ba. qr So Cost 842 8807. SPM to 9PM MO Sl6·~or536_7979 frpk · yearl> lease $l20C 545-2510 964·8009_. 644·~ mo. Isl & last Gwt'n Winier Rental Large ---1 Br stove & refni;e. uuls Plza 5496, upper unit , Tues thru Thurs Fri Mo 642·:u.3 Rm w pvt BA Kitchen Share hse Fount. Vall. Henry. studio apt I block to lolboa PfflitslM 3807 aid s375 Mo 2 Br stove 64l·ll057 wkmis or wkdys Mon 8AM·9PM HIMtlnC)tan 1 BR Versailles Pen pm Ckean View m5 S 85 · 1 I M I RI 'Hr) RD SOWJ:'.:RS beach. i,, block to bay ••••••••••••••••••••••• t f · $425 Ad 1 arts Near beach 2 Br 2 Ba Hart.Our 3842 thouse.~permonth 2 in c ull a e RLTR ~Mo 6'1>8!182 Bach.~ t Br 1 Ba re rige. · ub. ••••••••••••••••••••••.! 644 536~. 548 0425 mo 5485366 Between Av~now N1rk964-2768 714 • Bay Side S450 Adults, MJ>elS.646-UIZ Easts1de IBR Ulll pd enclsdgarage,carpets& 1 d 1 B 5.7 S ha re 4 Br hom e ·598-5674 Capntrano ~Ill ]711 no pets Savage Wilde & Avail now 1 Br upsta1~ Lrg yrd area Small pels drapes, bit ms. $.SW Mo [)~o~~eo A 0~:s1a3.:f.or~j 7519110 NB Spa, pool S200 mo between bay & ocean. BLU f' FS 3 Br 3 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co 675·6600 apt. Dishwasher. water OK $35<> mo 644 8420. 536·Q921 We.--ichlf~2br J:OOI, Christian Morals Non· Newport Beach. Avail Fam Rm.PvtJacuw On thebeach2brwinter ·--· -& trash paid carport 83J.2650 MARIMEISWAU ~:e~l~kc:nugsl~un~~~.l~n , adults drinker non smkr 1mm~biS.263'7 aft6_._ $tt50 Mo S44 2:ll0 rental vacant No 2 bdrm. Iba. fireplace. Ad Its ts' ,....,5 T-OWNLfO"SE ZBR " ~~·"l!i2 Aft 19 90 ---smokers or pets $1000 util pd S.SWmo u • oo pe ..,, "+ • '-• 2 & 3 Br Townhouse Ha rbour 2BR , 281\ "'"' 546·9890 er~85 I Prof F 28 seeks same to Sa.. CletMttte 3276 mo incl au ut il 496 7~ 646·5743 675~ S300 deposit Agent. no 1 ~)BA. Lrg P\ l yrd Apls. Pal106, single & SISOO mo. Boat slip avail I t::asts1de Costa Mesa I shr 3 br, 2 ba home in ••••••••••••••••••••••• --' -fee ::.45·2000 Frµk ,l'tigar Nopeto; double l'ar gar11ges, throughPetersLandma "'"' .. Rl"' .. CH&l•Y Br pr1vat"bath.,."" I lrv1ne_•.,,.,«_'" oronadttMar l722 Cute1 8R upper dose to1BRaptL rdN 19th $470760.0018 near Hunt llarbour .. "'""" EA " ~ .._, .NJ"v.u..> Nol a mirage' $275 rents ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean gar S400 yrly . rgy • r _ I 1213 l 59~~,282_J1J6 2 arsharpyrly S6SO Br share bath ms in Professional female this cozy cottage w all SPACIOUS I Renal~ fl46.7m & Monrovia ih ·ail im 2 BR, I Ba. sngl gar. fncd Children ~S4().68(Y7 Bach condo, I blk from 2 Br hu8e deck. furn or cld ut1ls Call Chnsllna wants I.he same to share ut1ls paid' 11"981 Also -'..L -med 914ArborStreel )d, grdnr pd,'• m1 to Huntington Harbour 2br brh, tlarbor Pac1r1c, unrumS75oyrly ~7-2783ur851·5111 2bd 2baa 1 All rec sparkling 2Wrm w <•II IACHAPT. Cal'OftadefMar 312 2br 2-ba P\'( patio bc•h Mature cpl, child just SJ7S! Excellent area frpl, pool, ja('. $425 rno rm, P · C maior appliances' I.ow South of Hwy. Complete· •••••••••••••••••••••• t hs. ·1 I d OK S450mo 673-6158 for kuls too' 118466 Plus 213 592 3171 aft " oo 675-6173 ti7 .. 0364 Lrg Br rum .oceanfront. rac1httes 28 lo 3S Ill M d · ly furn $450 ut1ls meld w lk bch Qw l 3 Br wn e. poo • n n rm. • n ... Balboa Pier Prof pre nr OCC Ref Phone Meu~olsslete'• !.".'!1! .... ~4uw' 673·54!>4 or67ll164 2~. t~ 1 e 5900 ut1ls pd, 2 ctuldren ok. 2BR. t BA 1 child OK No sunny studio w ull the wkda>:s Year lease at Versailles rerred Call 675 3103 7S4 7475 J -..,,. ~"' ----a· P x · gar• 5425 mo' Isl & last +de pets 2563 .. 0.. Fl den extras sparkltng pool. • c d Rent1m~631/4555 fee osta Mesa l724 Child OK. nope~ Dnve posit 1978 Maple. nr S4sO 675 lm4 • sauna, spa' S325! Low lrvwie 3844 on o. stud!o. Sl'parale 2 rms, $210 each. S.375 Female nnmate to share • Neur Bch ~ Rr 2bu ··c··;•S•:••D••E••O••R••O•••• ~~a~~~~ ;1~2~:.~trope Harbor & 19th. or l'till 2Br. 1•,Ba hnhse , deposit.too' il5422 P~~::~~··1~~·,;t~~~ .. ;\·~;· ~l~e~1~1t ~~e~b~~I~:":· !:>~~o!.}\~k63~..!'1i;t.ri: ~~n2~;~;.~~ mo 0 c ea n v I e II. C: a II "' "' manager .. 645-5647 garage pvt patio frplt' Renllmes &;!I 4555 ft'e look In R golf rou r~e • bakon). serunl). 11.alk Sat Sun 15. l!rHlllfi \>I ALLUTIUTlESPAID Duplex atbeach.Jbdrm. For rent 2 bdrm Iba adlt ~. no pe t~ 27S ll UNTI NGTON BAY RanrhoSan Joaqum.top tobe3l'h Avarl No1 ts( Room. k1trh priv, ldn. p a rk Ne wp o rt i94·8727 2 ba. fantasttl' view $975 duplex, garage. pnvalt> Avocado SM5 mo +-dell CONDO unll, S850 mo. 2 Br +-$475 Mo tali Mr Hi•rb l·arport. prefr Gollman Townhouse To Share Luxury condo 2 hclrm 2 CompaCe beforl you mo.~75 lli8 yard CM $500m<> 548-7510 642·5722 2 Br 1•, Ba Patio. den640·8121 Wkdys 213 48i 461 0. $159 aft 10646-0936 w prof person Tennis. ba. rpr. den and \\l!lbar rent ustpm esi~n 2 Br 2 Ba frpk. µat1 0 631 1493 , -carport. washer dryer E \'es 2 I 3 393 7 72 I Room & loard 4050 i.µa. many amenll ies Encl gar Fanta~ttt.'surl ealures 001 BB · ocean side upper Bach Unit. hot wtr pd, lllCI Water &trashpa1d Adult t•ondo Pool. !>Jla, Wknds 213•11763628. Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640·7499_ view Ste1Js lo beal'h ~g~~rddecf 3;~tie ·pls~srh duplex S700 Mo SIOO Lq Shtdio w/fpc, pool, ava!l now ~15 !'"0 984 Comm. pool. Adults. no IBR w 'loft 1' 2BA Li~ consider lease> option Free Room & Board + I lrg BR in furn home S695mo landscauinu Adult hv securitybiS.b/911 jac,compldtch.Quiet EICammoG46·362'7 peLsS550+$500depos1t rm . din rm. kltch, ... rl E 1 )alar)forhoosekeep1ng Eas ts1de CM Sl90 _, " .. f I k Easts1de 2 Br I Ba Aaenl noree 545 2000 micro· wave, attached n ale ront xrepuona & babus1umg for father 1131-6189, 1>45-9970 Eves, ~ 637 6415 lllg al its best "lo pets L attractin elfta •. ~'"'° er. 1 .. , --• -gar Next to golfrourse ly loYd)' & lrit2HR. 2B.\. ' • San JllGll l Brfum $445 I ~~:.-·with fireplace $325 + llfiL • Adults . no pets $475 Mo , Blot'k to Beach 2BR. & senior c1t1zen renter frpk, patio. all xtras ~n~::e~yo1~B~l~a~~?sn F to share HB~. 1250 ... Capi1trano 3278 2Br fum. ~20 OR , LR, porch, dis· 64S.0192 641·2146 2BA Adults. S47S 124 S800 rno. Days, s:Jl·67112 S800mo Adult.\ ~ope\'-675-3793,523-4920 mo CallEves &Wknd's. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 365 W WilsoJ!,. 642 l91L hwasher. sLove Newly Large Garden Apt 2 Br Dana Poiilt 3826 20th Street 5Jli:lll49 Eves, 8~0313 67S 2298 968-4E;!__ Rent Lease SWl Ran<·h SUS CASIT AS I and St' aped S65 0 pru ate pc1tm. gara1:e •:•• ••••••••••••••••••• I Br built IDS. carpets, Orangetret' Condo 1 Br Versailles lBr. rum UJ1 Hot.II, Motels 4 100 M11le Female lo share 4 home 4 8r211ba.3.:ar Furn 1 br apt S345& 6756611 Mature adulL~. no J>l!l~ CrondoSii2zsBR.ormurlrck. drapes. frplc, enclsd + lofl,e!:,>01.spa.tennas, lurn.S.S50mo yr round ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sr pool house. Sl90 car i:ar. fnnl d1nin1?. Ii: 'up Encl. gar. Adults. no Unusual Bach apt ms Eas tsidl! $47 5 M 0 pk. 1 mo )'a rd enclsd garage sauna, exercize nn $.125 ~II Wed eve 6jl2·4951 SE4URIC MOTB. tutlls_842·258_1 __ yrd, panoramic \'le11. pets 2110 Newvort 81. inrludes utll N!1eds 6420461 4923375 ·4926700 w.d hookup.~ Mo' Mo Cal1661 ~ lBRPEN1llOUSEAPT Wkl> rentalsno11. a'·all Female to share 2 Br $950 mo 723 Oi96 or 548·4968 btwn_8&SPM TL(:_673 ssas_ 536·0921 1 v ER SA l LL ES ~ r SI 12 & up Color TV CdM home, pool, frplr. 661 2583 LCHJIMG ~h 3748 Con\'enient2br Iba, So or • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • bearh 831-0300 Phones in room 2274 ga rage S300 Mo. Home 3298 ••• •• •••• Newport Rl\'d CM , 760-0375. ""6732 leave Westminster ~··••1• •• t d• •••••TV Hwy, pool, ldry. ad ults. Sharp 2br. loft. frpk, etl '"" •••••••••••••••••••••••r um ux s u. 10. spa, . 752.5065 646-3116 • • Npt Hts, adult.\, no peh 646-7445 l meuag~ __ _ Avail now 2 Br I Ba maid service. phones. I Br + Den, fireplace, 8-DAY WEEK SPECIAL ~10.642·7745 Yt>Hly on the beach Female to shr Westchrt Water & trash paid. ~~wk 4919-~ • • • n ache lo r room . apt Own br full ba Ltd garage Adults.no pet~ ChrtDr byShaws<.:o\•e la rge deck , enclosed • • 2 hr, 1 ba, steps t<> the , kilchenette. s2so +I k l h ~l hs · k S450 + S4oo deposit Roomy. airy. I Rr apt garage I )'cllr lease 8 Days 3 lines 8 Dollars beach , yrly. O_l'l I secunl) deposit or S280 S~~Om~'· S1eoo ~~rp . A&.ent noree 545 2000 Beautiful ocean new. S550 Mo TI0.0347 • • 6_15·7999, 1213>787 1307 2306 w Oceanfront I 548 4'177 '.. fanta stic s torage CostaMesa 382 C f b 2Br2Balblktobc·h Yr ~l'wport Bc·~1·h .1 F NS ted h 2bd C0ttdo!ft"""'"' gara.i:e I lo. 3 ~rsons !······················~ • Its easy to place your 8-0ay Week lass1 ted y mail. and ti • ly, gar, adlt:.. no µets. 673·4154 c M cwa~ • s Ir. nn Fvnushed 3400 s.sso melds utits call e<>I· MESA VERDE home at e costs 1us t $8 -thats only a dollar a day1 T o qualify for this e S6S-O + u111 ~1s.1106 .i~t ~ LM• at Newport Beal·h 0 c c~~3o:i ~gJ~c · nr l iq Cmiyot•Mclaill 494160~ I No ts 546-1034 • • do. JO rt boat <.i1 p in f'1n e Knot Motel Rmmte wanted , non ••••••••••••••••••••••• le<-l 114 626 2149 or 1 mosphere 2&3dlx apls special offer you must be a non-commercial use r Offering 3 Br 212 Ba 2 ~ton lon 11 P ('H I SIOO weekl)J -~- Beauuful 2 bdrm, den. Htwportleoch 3769 I r'6I ---• merchandise for sale up to S800 per ad and the pnce must • eluded St200 per mu 6450440 smok. Fe maleloshrbtn end UOll altach<'d dble •••••••••••••••••••• •• H ..... LY DECOR. be tn your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad Propertv House 642:Jl5(, -fully furnished Condo garage Tastefully cler l Br. gas pd, encl gar • needs eight days selling time or JUSI one • &642 1oio Swnmer Rfttfds 420 Room w bath. pool 'spa Mo to Mo Sl400 mo d washer pool Adult~ I ••••• • • • ••••••• •••••• • SJ50mo. Irvine. 857·4053 644.0553_0!~3~ 642.:_5073 • • Lido Bayfront Ouple' Newpon 3 Br 1 house eve's Dana Point. Rll't'I) rum. 2 2 Ir. I lo 4Dt • Use one word in each box About 4 words make one • Spac 2br, Iba. derk. (~om ocean. parking Rmmle -M F lo~ 3bd WU hd I d cfa! d p !J()()Ll'aM> 675 1fill ~kly a\ail now hse,lhse frombch Msl BR2 Ba. ,Jttac e New y ei·or asp • classified line of type Minimum ad IS 3 lines lease print • Versa1llt>s. n1('(' I br. b75·6775 bu clean Sl67mo gar w opener. sec . encl gar . pool, dshwr d , rplc, pallo Pool jal·. Adults 642.5(173 • plainly • ocean ne .... m11 rore Vacation Rfftt• 425 548·0971 tennis. adlts no peb. clst, $525 Sandy 642 6149 •••••••••••••••••••••• female to shr Westl'l1 rr $950 673-7589 YEAR·AOUNO FUN 3 lrTOW'ft.~ • r:- ----------------------------..., • I Ir 3 blllch OCEA 'ffRONT 2 & 4 Br apt Own br, rull ba. Ltd JBr2ba,tl'fUW..secunt~ S11c.1a1Ac11vhl!~O· Ne11.I} deror gas pd • • allut1ht1espd$.>15~ear I A'all Wrnter Weekly k1tch use, S240 mo '..., m1 to bch S8!'>0. Pf'tor•FrteS .n<Jay encl gar ' pool, ~11.hr l.)'644 84!14 Monthly.673.71173 ~-4077 R•unch • BBO ~ • Adults 642 5(173 • • ~ ll ( 2 b d 960-1065 Parties • Pius mo•P s ~ a 1 B Deluxe 2 hdnn. I bath · e"' 1 x w r eon ° F to share 2br Iba. rum NB ., pacrous 2 r a • • prl\ patio. pool l'un' Kona. HI a\a1l 11.ntr house .• _,,~ util "i:~ti;>rb~'.e'r.o~ol~~ ~h~ ~,'!!~~T·~~;~~~: Laundry far . pool S395 Weslchrr loc S650 mo wkly seasn$80 675 0604 Oct 1~....,,, ~ _7~1 113 term. SIOOO 6731624 1r•o &pin<1,011••2 ~~ • • ~7534~ev6449842 Rental1toS~ 430 Dana Point.share house, 673-52611675 2543 He,lllll Ctuos•!>avna • • TIIE BLUFFS 2 Br 2' 2 ...................... Q\13il now Bill . • H'rO•omdS~llQf•. ~-011-a.n u 0 aft Ba . enclsd oar. pool Sharing= Beller L.1vmg 831 1257 496-2969 CottUn~~.iillm"-~ Swimming • 'i '1 ~•u ny • 1 .vv • $675 64!>-5296_ £5407559 COAST . ---~ 3425 Cl•• o Aa,,qt' AP4RTMEHTS Resp person lo share ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL APTS Beautiful landscaped • 13.20 • Near Hoag Hosp 2stor), HOUSIEMATES beaut iful Ne wport NEW2bdrm,2bo,stovc. S1nq1~s 1&7Beu garden apts Patios or • • \•ery n1rt> 3 Br 2 Ba Convenient roommate Balboa apt w1same refrig. W O, t'arpels· oom, • Furno~ned decks Pool & Spa. CO\' 15 80 frplc, d w. lawidry rm, personal profile sen•1ce. JBR 2BA rum. l house drapes. palto, dbl gar. &u •vm!SlleO •AW•I eredparlwlg Adults.no • • • garage $620 :.10 Adults. l?!Y4941294 rro m ocean. yrly. I!QOl.._Jac._!750S.S2 8672 _ ' .. n9 • Na Pm • _!!!U)els Silt.~ 851·0505 ext 380 1 675-4709 Villa Balboa Dix 2 mstr ~~:iis Open Oa•IY rB~.1 1/• BA $485 • Add $2.60 for each additional llne for 8 times • 2 Br I Ba '• block lo "Gay Roommate Prof f loolung lo share bd 2 ba SBOO 962 5121 or 2 BR. 2 BA $.5~ • • Beach ss:.I Mo Yearl) Contact Services·· your home with sa'me Oakwood L a r g e s t G a y 64.5-SllS_ 398W Wilson 631·5583 • • 642·8216,~3567 Male f em ale Room Cdm1NB.67J.6500 (busl r. Garden Apartments VILLA BALBOA ''ON mate Sernre in So IRVIH.. b . '-. Calif G RC. for rental F rmmte wanted. non New 2 bdm1 ('Ondo for Newport Beach N. • Pu lt sh my ad for 8 days starting • DO 2 Br 2ba. tge deck needs 11 7PM smoker. Irvine rondo 880 lrv1nP 1.n 1t'" f II b A k ~· I lease Mtn Park Vie11.' 17141645-1 104 ~tfi:-L.11 • • u ay ocean \ u s 1213)6»-3040 «JN + 1) ut1 559 7416. Xlnl toe Nr UC! $700 WWCB ~ •• Classification • mg $850 yrly 8.'13 2650 752·~9._ mo. Call \2131 2583563 Newport Beach S. FAMILYAPTS wkdys or fl75 1906 -----F'toShare Ni~e2BR Hse ber ,, u 0 n 7 pu 1700 l!)lh St 100·•· •• lbl~I N d Unrum 2bdrm. I master. ' _ore8_"'-'' .ra ..!!' (7141642·5113 Sparklingclean lrgapts l • ame • wn seves. k1trh pnv~. •2 util 200mo +Ut1l CM.Pel $4301mo NRSC PLAZA for fa milies wtth l or 2 Bachelor Apt S225 Incl SJOO mo master & OK 642·4457 Lort bdrm. A C. OW. children Nea r park No • Address • util 3 Bdnn SS50 mcl S2501mow bath Adult& Mature respons-i-bl_e_M_lf' stream. aviary Pool, Oceanfront. Sharp 2BR. pets. • _u@,_642·~673 1182 ref's req 546-0048 after Share 28R hse in HB jac. sec gates. & more S625 Mo Winter Adult 2 BR. 2 BA. $615 City Zip Ph o ne • ACROSS 8CH Yrly Lg 1 5 30 Walk to Bch S22S mo J.'17·7838_ 675·3382'21J.W795-30IB_ll 28R.1V4 BA S49S • • Br+den.Adlts Enc gar. 96q-2292,642·8524.Pam 2BR. condo La Vela Yearly or lllter. (u y 398W Wilson, 631·5583 IA Check or M.O. enclosed 0 • nnnl. $445.641>-50711 Monterey Orange AC, 2 furn luxun ous ocean-,. -==-= Sha re w /refined resp. ~~~ft·o~1io K~ 0 !o ~'2ll~:3~~~Sleeps 2 · .~~ e Charge my ad to: e ~~~~.~!'!~ ..... ~!?.~ i~ftt1~~~mxt~:;e ~~:~ 840.299j___ OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br 2 Br. Avail $320 mo • • Outstand ing va lue' J ust .!J!!.:...760·SO.S __ lBr.Costa Mesa.wooded Avail. Winter. Weekly1 Plus utils. No <'hildren .• 0 # Exp. • k50rentsthis roomy3br Nwpt r esp e mployed area, pool /Jar, decorat Monthly.§7J-7873,_ no pets.nowaterbeds w/dble garage &. loadsof male to shr 28r apt ed. sec. Clo6e to So. Cst 2450 Newport Blvd • • extras I 118358 A Professional Service across rrm bch w/M IF Plaza. S450 mo 646-4717. WIHTallNTALS Costa Mesa • 0 • # Exp. • Landlord pays all ut ils For Professional und r 30, non·s m kr 675·1 OCEAHAlOMT TIIE SEVLU.E 2 Br 1i,.; on this rozy studio nr People ,!42·l714 Be one or the lucky few B Ad""" t L beaches On ly $300' Rent in Costa Mesa's 2bdrm,tbathS475. /· "'"'· ~w crp s, • ------------------------------• 114294 NEW EST gated 20 2balh wraal~~5 ·p:·t~~·11grs : • r---------WE 'LL PAY THE POSTAGE -------------i • Rent1mes63l 455..S F~ Townbome VILLAGE 636.4120 1 I 1r. ........ _ ..,_ 388 0 COMM UNITY. 2& 3 Br • STAGE I • -.m1 ~ .... 3 offices to screen. check ref's & employment, will match you with the right Roommate! f'em. 25-40 Woodbridge rondo S25() 857'1147 or 8S5·43S6, Lou. 21/a Ba. 1600 · 1800sq. ft. 2619 "E'~7~~nta Ana '• :: 1111 NNOECPEOSSARY ':, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• of pure luxury. Garages. hydro·tubs in master LUXURY DUPLEX IF MAILED • suite. formal dining 2 bdrm, 2 ba, fireplace, 1 2 Br. 2V. Ba. dble gar. • ~-IN THE 0_. rooms, wood burning cargar,onocean. Week-1650t sqh ft. with everyd • 0~ UNITED STATES :; • 30 Day Guaranttt Roommate wan~. So Cst Plaza Condo. part.ly rum. Spa, \ennls, pool S3oo Mo. Ca ll Mike 54().8100 or 642·0371 rirepla<'es, mlcro·wave Jy/ Monthlr.97Hln x ra . uge rear yar • "i : • ovens. reoced patios & St t Oce terut. with RV gate. Adults. > BUSINESS REPLY LABEL ,.. ~1~:·r0:i:~;~~~~; ~ftr\~:.;!J.2 B~: lwes~::::,e~=~rn •• ~ FlltSTCLASSPEltMITNO u COSTA MESA.CAllFORNIA ~ •• mlnutts to S.C. Plaza or Elegant 2 BR 2 Ba. view, AP t . 2. Br: 1 8 a · o .c. Airport. J ust east or Inc Ids piano china, 1 Downst1111 With renced • ~ POSTAGE wu BE PAO ev AOORESSEE, Sm • Newport Blvd. 'so. of linen, TV, etc. h500 mo. s ma 11 yard. en clsdd • ~ Orange Co11t Dally Piiot 3 • ~: ~ie~~·m~~: A&tn.!4Hmsr-i• ~:.~~~~:ll:e'a~~e: • -I · 1.IJ Pl.IOI' a • S31·5439, 2473 Orance . """" • No pets. no children. CL 6 A11t .. 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Freeest.Reu. Staln Specaalilt.Faat ..., HARDWOOD FL • -p ...... St'HV1<:1': YourOall}t Pllot Se rv l<'t Directory lll*Z 549-2170 d Free es 1W ••••••••••••••••••••••• OOftS Relinbh.• Gr11at work ' •Two Brothen Moving • All a111luig-1nl ......, ext ~9 , c. r · ·· CL EANUPS/LAWN Cleaned&Waxed' Ste11dy Job Rcrs ('all Prompt tourteou~ $6SO Neat. romplele •••••••••••••••••••••• S4<HlllJ Repreemt.allvt 642·5'71, tit JU HUFFMAN~SON /c.cnt. MainlenanceLandscp AJ!)11m~832-4881 S A Artcr4PM 646 72211 Serv1ct> 957 0500 ur F're~st,refs~l 7292 Mt•CORMACKPtMu<; Tutorln9 Add·Remodel ·PaUos ••••••••••••••••••••••• F'reeeat. 6tL9907 HalllliftCJ Hout••lttiftCJ S4Q-8448 AVEHAGERMS35 R£PAIR&llfo:Mt>IHI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabinet.&· Repairs CONCRETECONSTR Cleanups. TreeTrim'g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PalRtillg Int exl QualJl} work Stoppages Reu!> rate~ I'm alt· 1·x1>1•rt tutorini; Lie. #3068 646-85116 Patios. w a I kw a ys , Haullna Maintenance Ol'M p JOBS DON'T UE 1-:MPTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dan~ ~llTl Lie •294378 bi~ tillW b~ ('redl'nhalt'd te11cher Acumtt.g C...L.L.A•~ driveways, block walls, A · u ••• 14 •·S llM J"'"" 1 0 ~lv~L ~ubJect 11h'J" ••••••••••••••••••••••• -......_., wood declts llo ___ mie........ .. ma ovlllfl o~ T llllSTYORL Nl::LY 1''all Special. ext int F.xt housepa111ltnJL OOI} TOPHATP~ \ourhoine !14l;:Ji<H ACCTG tor sm bua1 PR •••••••••••••••••••••• h R •• ·~-~ver Tree trimming & re CallMIXE646·l3f}I ~ainting Prof Rsnbl Wt'dotht>johrighl ' Ne11t con6tru"llo11 re U . ., Custom Cabinets etc ancs.e~.:.......,.._.., I I H l ""-L u1 • 11 1 l <>•~ u7 ·'""I LEE p '"" 34 9 ~ Inell\ 1tludhz.t'd PN"ram~ qtr es, sales ~ax. FIS. CHARRENOVATtNG. THOMPSON'S mova , cean·ups. trash uu ,cleanup.concrete .... run Y .-u:. w1 !II ~ees ~ye ... ......, __ auit111_g,"""' 4 modeling Spec 10 • Complete omce serv ~··:n"" CONCRETECONSTR hauling & maintenance. removal DumpTrul·k your hou<.l'. pl.int~ & PAINTING CUSTOM C:OLLEGF:STULH:NT rest.iurant:. & romm I m ~horthanl1 l~pin~ & N o ....... ,. _,. .... Re ....... n ... k ..... ts <.: 11631 7~ orrunkd~ ·~· 00711 otary. ,__.__,-58!W Co--'-Lie. #l9D3 642-84!12 mowin as.673·~L ~c serv ~ 76:11 pe u ' wurk , 25 yrs exp Many 1-:xp lntirxl Joh ror work Lil· •404321 ....... .,........... TREES c.. U y karate LtuOM lool rers. Lie #403941. less! AlexS..'12·~3l 636 2030 Window C!Hninc) •••••••••••••••••••••• Pool Decks and Patios. • '' our Act ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bonded. lns'd F~eest " 1 l Lo 1 1 R 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~··•••••••••••~•••••• G EN'L CARPENTRY Masonry.Sport & Tennis Topped/removed, clean Garages Light Hauling ..,ua ity P I: w~ ra es epijk!s, ga!> '"1'' n llr1"111.il \\'1ndov. Washer Ori11e~1ys, parking lot INSIDE& OUTSIDE Couru Lie :n406'1 Bob u lawn renov. 751·3476 1 ton truck ~ _631 t993 KARATE 7PM llulch~, !16J.091l •n 0 C Neal. prompt model-.. new rnn'>t SL " repairs. sealcoallng. ' IN SO t.AGl1 A Fine patntmg by R1 ch:ml ser~ 1148·5684, 636 7149 Cla 1r's Plumtm1i: L11· '11: 3 hr hurlll!. S35 S~S Asphalt 631-4199 Fasl, etficaentservice 851·1Jlll6 7-7<71L Gonzales Gardenmg HAULING & DlJMI' 49\l 5275 S.13 211? Sinor, Lie, ins 13 yri; o( INT , EXT PAINTIN<; 406056 645 l'JC~1 ti:ll 76!:lll Lie. ~8255 Child c-M~inlenance. lree trim· JOBS. ask for Handy. happy N .., customers l.c:t ihe Sllll!lhme In' -· ming -ft"le F e 6418427 M 0 Li e Rers Fn>l' ~~t DrJ111s from $1U \1,1 111 ASPHALT REPAIR Cabinets & ~ter lo~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• esl ~~s.s7.,.038u ... rs r e . -otoery Thank you -631 4410 646 IU67 from SLS Plumli111" I<' I ,di Suru.hme Window door han.nng & ruush $ lf.: '" H . ..11_ 'C~ ••••••••••••••• •••• • ••• "' t'I Ltd !>48-~J Sealcoating ·St.riping .. -. 36.90 K -·-. ----a-...,, .. .......,.. BHICKWORK Small NEWPORTPAINTING va1r&,rep1pt· 1r12 11o:s:1 i·anmg, Comm /resld. Freeesl. work. Freeest 75"4·442CL Rot lunch. .M, Chris DOMI S Re~s 'rates. _lerry55J·1~ jobs. Newport , Costa Comm /Indus. 'Rcsid Papering y, l'lll>OWCLF..ANI G Lie. #397:.i2 64.5·8181 Complete Remodeling tlan P~school 646-5423 tree trimming & re TREES SHRUB TR IM Me. a 1r\10.. u er., F'ret> el>t Low rales •••••• ••••••••• • •••• • • Remoct.ling/Rtpair !'11111111 I Rt!s1d'I Res id. comm . .New or -mo v a I. gen mu In-G , ' n 642 7375 The Paper II anger l'rof •••• • • •• • •••••• • •••• ... • ~rt·• •. ,, Jim, 631· 1918 laibysfftillg oldlook.Llc'd.17yrsin DraperN-s tenan ce. hauling. arage & yard clf.'an 6753175 111stall Dt>coratorqual. Gent•r!il rnntr.pl 11111 ...................... area Mr Palombo ....................... landsca_Q111g.6319l80 U.J.>s.FreeeslS.S7827I Frplcsl'11t11>1.Planters LARRY'S PAINTING Fr_eeest SteveS47 4281 home I011.lro1t•111111 h Babysitting, my h<>ine. 1 962 83i4 30% DISCOUNT' G----HAULING Student has J.'or a JObdorll' nl(ht lnl ext. 5 yrs t'Xp. Orchard Wall('o1t-nni: Also dumal(I' '''Jl••l r l'I yr & up, nr Viclona. · ----Custom. handmade Lge eMral Stnkes lge lrurk. Lowest rate Larr) 750-9028t-1 e~ R~as free ~st 645 9383 EX""rt UlSUlllation dass v.ork L.1" K!U !.l1"K C.M. 6'2-M82/646-57S9 Carpet S«Tke asst of matenal. Work ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prompt Call 75!11976 EDWARD'S PAINTING ~ RELIABLE teacher's •••••••••••••••••••••• uar. Refs. &MHl803 DIVORCl&-IY·MAll Thank you, John M!~~~~R~~'.:11rJ~I~ & CO, I NT, EXT By Reas. rates. 631 4576 ~.o::!~.~••••••• •••••••• aide will babysit prt· WeCareCrptCleaners D II From $69 714-842-7030 H t _ _.... repairs Fn•lr fadn,.~ p R 0 Jo' ESS I ON A LS AVAEllRkAq~sFIO ROLL BALBOA H(XlFI\,(, I H b Steam clean & Uphols rywo ouseciw--.., ·"' " X L N T R E F S N O • m....., ret> est s c ool ages. Irene Truck mount unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Air COftd/H~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs SS! 4SSS. 760-7074 (.' H A R G E E S T 11330986 Nonn 645 ~o SJ>t>l'1,1l J .. 11l llrf1 r 96().31<71 Work uar ~3716 ALL TEXTURES & ~~8634 aft ! ROBIN'SCLEANINC HART MASONRY DISCOU NT FUR UN "The Paper Pushers· FreHst 1,i 11., 1,1 ~ "' I IJ~ 1ht•d \ti ,. ·nn' \ JJl ,1 1),111\ 1111111 \ IJ \ l~IJll Full or part lime babysit· Drywall. Clean & depen· H..A.. Service a thoroughly FURN ,... .,,.,., Pa""rina & Pamlin" S -'-k'-" ting. Anna At home: ll's Ume lo plan for that dable. Reas. 631·2004 ..... ,mOll clean how.e 540.~7 Bm·kv.ork. blO('kwall~. 4-~ "'" " " pnn "" -----••••••••••••••••••••••• wood feore~ Concrete CUSTOM p & ~'reeest Cindv631 0525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'.5·3377 or work 542.5323 vacal..lon lrip. For extra DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC HOME IMPROVEMENT Want a REALLY CL~AN pat Io s t' om p I et e ainlini; Hang three and i:et one SPRl~l\u;n 1"!-o I \I I cash. wb.Y not sell som.e ~4 yrs exp Fully he'd & REPAJR. PLU MBING . llOUSE? Call Gingham landM·apes I tt· 36829-1 staining lntenor & ex hung ror rret> Bob lime~ Repair & \ti l 11 Jn uµ~ Make your shopping easier by using lhe Daily Pilot Classified Ads or lbose.1lerns you ~on l ...!!!!!lred.532·5549.. ___ carpentry. elec. tile. Girl. FreetM 64§·Sl2J 646 1597 tenor .Don..J1S.3S72 645 25 12 Lands<·i.tpm.i: t;.1;, ,:,11i n~ with a Class1f1ed , WANT ACTION ? Reas. Free est. No JOb WANT ACTION? ad. 642·5678 Classifed Ads 642-5678 loo small 64.5·2lll l Wan!_<'\9_Resu1Ls _642 5678 Class1f1ed Ad!. &12·5678 Class1red ~d.5 642·5678 Sell idle items &12 5678 Y. ant Ads l'Jll fi.I:! .iniH lt'i. 11me to plan for that 1 arauon Lnp For extra t'J'>h v. hv not sell some ul those ite~ you don·t ne~d v. 1th a Classified .id. 642 561.8 1617 Westcl.1.ff N. Want Professional OHice in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & F09ld LARGE REW ARO For total st1t<>li n>duc·11on Help Won.fed 7 10 Htlp Won.fed 7100 ......•.••••..•....... ) •.........••.••..•...•• H•mkml-' TELLER ~:.~~ •• ~.~~.~ ••••• ~:.~~ ••••• ~~.~~ '01",;:rilmlity SOOS ~:::::r1 ~:!.~.~ ...... !!~~~~~::'.~~ ......... ~!.~~,~~~'!!~:.~~ .... !?!.!I ~~~'!!~ ..... ~?!.~ hnanc1al msl f. I Newport Beach. Avail Free to qualified tenant ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Ct Diamond Ring 9 14 & rl.'laxahon ma~l>.li:l' NURSES, PSYCHOLOGISTS AUTO ROUTE 1 LsL Ooor A enl 5-4 ·S032. now Mo to mo. s~ate rental store. sales. Anftouncftnlfth 5100 Newport area. Nr Lido Sll•ve IO 8, 5411 2817 1 MEWPOIT 64S·4212or548-1166 video games. etc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714 6402438 Attrall1\l' L.id1e' v.ould SOCIAL WORKERS, TEACHERS ~.t't~1~·~~;r~~~t,\.~;·:~ \ln1opptorper..on w1th PEHIMSULA IEACHFIOMT Complete!> set -up LADIES Lo!il Jade pendant rt•t' lull' to part )"' >1•U l'Jll l \ev.port ll'.it h 1 tl.11 ""~11 l~pm~ dbll•t> Spacious executive or-Offke.U.. ~~.~:~e67~~:0~h lo-: For lhe ultimate m re !angular. It grel.'n'. 1Jr L>n~~!LJunt•.rn\timt• All '"" l)(!r v.eek lnJlh JptillKle and ab1h fices across from City For~ --' · - . laxatton. Call llelaxa· Newp o rt F 11sh1 on 953 9.lOJ ll1• d fl t-ahh ~'.1t•11i1.11111 llnur. Mon thru Fri 1' to hamllc ~um~ ol Hall.Allservicesavaila· BEAUTY SHOP equip l1onSpecialist. L'enler rev.J1d T I 5450 •\pprox 3;10111:1 ior\I 11111 111·1 Out!>land1ng ble. ·optional' From 225 UftObllnlcted ment and fixtures ror (7 l•)9Sl·S449 1213>248 6221> rove llou~ Sat & ..,w1 "orl.111~ mnd1t1ons. rr 0(--vt...w s 3 I e I ft I u de s ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ •AM -,,, I '''"I' 1·en1f1t• plea ant sq.ft. up at reasonable __, T,.. • !1 • , tV1sa & M.C. acce_.Pt~ Found lg trained mall.' WANT FU \irllrll' t1t·ki•t I 1-.·,11t-J 11•1wv.1~1 rul• ' pprox " ' "" "' u "· ~ rent a ls No lease re· 3000 sq ft al 18t.h & PCH HY d r au Ii c ch a Ir s . G e rm a n She h c rd II • . ll II lll•tt•11111nt• \our lu1u11 Ea rn1111?~ a ppro\ ~1:!5 .. urroumhnl?i-Quahrwd d ·all HB 2 slry orr·c bldg ha rslyl1'ng stat1·ons l.l lo 1111~tun or a a~ p"r mt• t ,111 II• 1J 11 11t:r:.on ma.1 obl.im an quire ,c 673-3002 · . ie 1 · •sYCHl'"ur mixed do11. at Sa d f ort Worth rl<•part1nu ~u111 .11lt·.:n~· ' EXECUTIVE Charming rustic ex mir rors. hairdryers. rR.._ .... ~~S dlt'barkCollege9 14 Kl L 1 b .. llolland ti<t:! IJ:!I 1-.i111.11l ·•V11lr1al111n .11 !nine or tenor Pvt park111g lot shampoo bowls and 1U1U11nv II' •\ttj!t' l'~ cty,,et•n O rt t I pl rur ~325 lmH•rs1l\ Or SUITES Holds 15 cars. Wall to lounjes. display cases, •IY• llOt CU. St•plc•mbt>r 7 ,1nl1 II ppo Ulll\ .m '"'' 1 l1 11r.t• Phnnc ,·il 4 1 "'""""" "' r I b • P I 11 I " Bab~ s1th'r v.Jnlt•I ;.l <1.1' \ JN wall carpet Levelorl allsuppliesandmore. • ........ D. Los1 Sraml'se t'at . Wouhl llkt' n>und trip Fmam·1JI 111d1•nt•nll1•m·•·1~•l••1111JI ;,~l '>!1"~ HaJTAGE blmds. Conference rm Call 631·975-1 or. after 6, Experienced in ALL l' ma l' I u t• "' l' a''' •· J 1 J 1 ' ~.nroll nov. • 1.•~w' hef!111 St•µI :!I PN New IUX"'"" office space bal hr ms 4 pvt en l"'•tstmftlt ings are pnv~te & con 6'7TS a84u2rJ , REW ,\ RD Em~loyment & l1JbH1ltt•1 l'T ""'·•It-ti ~rot f'lAli Upstairs & downstairs call898-6811 mattersotllre Allread rhinel>•une rollar 7G858;1i I >Sll!llllt• PomonaFtnt -J trances. 80'0 NNN Call ' SO 15 fide t I Call no .. , . . 2 .......a.:..... I ti"... f H I"'" r........·1·tatl · '"OE. M/F.: ILi in Irvine 's busiest forappl 714.842.5909. Oppor+illity 1 nia "· FOL'~D Gra\femJle reponn..... nsJVTtor tam~ll on for:l-rl\<1\<\ nu 1.111 c J " center' Easy f'rwy ac: I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-0836 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4902 lrvint Cent.r Dr. ., 10 In t"1rh •'\I 1111" II k Ch rT II ~ & cess. Avail. now' Call -847-6363 Ant 111 Nov INVESTMENT One FREE q11tttion ,·at to I?~ ~e Jobs Wanted. 7075 1 Coll for appointment 17141 857-2345 I S~t 557 ;:?Ki . I i','" ~~ Pl!r'reen~e e~c q for details. AVOID HIGH REHT COUHS&.IHG a11twtl"fll b ••••••••••••••••••••• •• II a b , ~ 1 1 I , r I 1 l 1· o •rJt1nnal t•x de:.1rt•tl 5Sl-1231 640.4230 17lh&TustmSA We t an help you dis Found Collw, Shcpherl1 E!tper mall' µrart1t·JI hou-,~k~f.'1111•~· "~.JJ'~ ll~lin)(tunS &.~ Only~ NICE 1 CO\ler your 111vestment F R 1 1 mix Tt>rner pu[>!> Old nor..t' ba:.IC home nur' --1 , :mam hlJlll .,,,.,, J>o•rt j l:WZ 8600 •DRUXf OFFfCES• JOO to llOOsq rt potential 2 Free con or ent 0 'e )' area English Sheep l>og. mi: rarr Good cook. rt'I: t-ftlp Wanted 7100 H Ip Won.fed 71 OO 1.2.& 3 room: No lease re· 1 Mike Su le 953-4040 _ sultat1ons during ~P secluded 1.n the heart of Cocker m1.x. beagle rn1x. or diet ss:>Ol2K m 1 J I •••••• •• ••••••••• •••• •• • •~••••••••• ••• •••••••• Mr llood 7W tilllrl li<'JU(' quired. AdJ. Airporter • tember Call for in· Orange Forwel1dmgs & Shellie Mix also t'ul~ & BABYSITTER I l!a1r 'st~h't v.1th th1•n Hotel 83J.3223.!H2. l11t11teultfttal 4450 formation and appl recephons or all kinds, kittens Irvine An1m.1I MALf. .\Tl r.:-;oANT MtersrhoolCounselor.21 Assemblen We v.11 1 K ll.I 6 Ev .. •r 1•r•I n·•I I• It· ror t-lf')!Jnl n1•,. ------BBQ's & c h ldrt>n s · c Suber Hone:.I & Depen ~ears old Tr.in.'>porta train Appl\. 7 \M ... ' " h I S2SO Up Hu l Bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rick Keeler 631 0213 I lare en1er 754 3731 d•bl ... ''all ··12 ~·11. rn' 1·a11 rorappl rv.11t1n ul'aC sa I.If! n . · For store & oHice space A part 1 es. l' ale r 1 n g " ' "' " "" ' lion needed \1.on thru MacGregor Yachts. 1631 MS IKt:! .. ~~ .llii!H Carpel, drapes. atr I al reasonable rates. ~---services also avail For r 11 u n d 5 h a ~ ~ ~ 1 2234 7prn F'n 1 30 to 6 <.:all Am~ I Plarentla l'osll• Me~<i I Bt•aul' 17301 Beach.842-2834 500 to 4000 Sea Ft. Mc.My to loOll 5025 info call (714JS~ 4530_ ~~~k.uw~Jt~,;~:gr ~~111~' IHtlp Wanted 7100 642·9990 J llankmitTB..Lc.n ~.,per d rat 1.1lli.t rt11 NfWPORTCEHTEI MF..SAVERDEbR W1d~·;•h•:s•;;,;;·l~·1~~~· FAn Lampsun Dali• Garden ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aluminum ra111 ~uller'" 1 ·\ulomnt11e 11;1\ i•lt>)!.1n1 llt'V. ""v.p11n Prestige suites on 16th PLAZA for RE. Sl0.000 up No Female Ascendenr) Grnve.8912814 •ACCOUMTIMG staller MW>l lil· exix-r JimMorino • Part T1111\ I lll·~1·h beaul\ s.1!1111 floor.St.50persq rt.G I 1525MesaVerdeE.C.M. cred1tcheck.nopenalty Through Enlighten found t:rn Schn:iutt•r lll k r) hv 1oud1 haveowntransp Voltswagen ~.~~~~:.~ '~.\,,;~~'r''",','~:'.' •>i5 :t82M . Olson, 76().0404. -545-4123 Ca II Denison Ass or ment A pnvale mem be Ion g 1nl( to Lo re n D" rr~1fied expenenrP 542.1242 Is lookmj!. for an am ferrt>d ~1w.1 ht• ahl.-I• ll1hn~ uJI tutor-. nt•l'dl!d I 171HSTRHT OCEANSIDE 673-73_11 __ --bersh1p clubfor Women Glo1er nr Xli Sue net mrludmi:htcbut An) age ror Ill) de b1t1ous 1nd111dual tu work Sill Lill·''' h ou r dJI rur OST MES I who w1Sh to reaC'h their 1146 7739 ar1·urate t~ 1.11n1? G•1Vt.l J monstrahng m rm11 depl work m lhl· vart!> dept LeVan ti42 ill I :11;11 t. l\11r1•Jn Eni:h~h 2 hour C Artice !A Oftlce /comm'I. S00.1200 Mo~ Trwt l rue P 0 s 111 0 n 0 r opportumly v.•11 h ra~I I stores S4 hr + romm as a p1t'k up and dehv 171h St d ,1 , r 11 r \ 1 •. t 2 or 3 room o ice suites. sq rt. Close to 5 Fwy. D••d$ 5035 leadership !open to men Los l. R t:WA H IJ $50 gniv. me rood tompar11 E a r n s 1 o u x t r a dm·er Must be 111er 18 11 J 111 1 -.· ~-n I.! 1,, h A/C, plenty of prkg Ulil banks sho 1·433-172!_ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• who support the t·oncepl Return or '1orru. the ra1 c 0., 1 a 'I {· s J .i r c ,1 C h r 1 ~ i m a s S yrs old dnd ha1 t' a good >:itd ~ .. 113 hr 5 d ..i ~ incl Avail now Call Wtshftillsht' llOOsqft SattlerMtcj. Co. or female ascendency I look alike"' white the~l 645 2444 1213>376 4611 dnvmg ret'Ord :-Jo exp DOWNfY SAVIMGS 11,.rl-, v.e•e k i\ppl~ 10 Realonomics 675·6700 14Jml Beach Blvd. Btwn All types of real eslale For information ra 11 & ~tomach, Collar & tag Apphl·auons now being nee but an interest rn Equa_I Opp'l) 1-:mpln:"r I 111,1,.,n rountuln \'a Ile) Cos_la Mesa. 250 s~ ft . 2 frwys. Civic Center mvestmentssince 1949 (714163J.(J2()3 . 9 17 Victoria & canyon ACCOUHTANT laken for furniture de· V W helpruJ Call Rob BankinJ( :-,, h1,ul l>1st 'orncr suite $175/mo Uhls tn· Shopping Center. pnme Specicil1iMJ In Lott & rr.....-...1 CM Sea Bluff C.rnyon Ra P 1111) e '<pan d 'n I.: h\en dmen. Xlnt drl\ 842 2000 I .. lhl'rt '\ev.IJnd t' \ cld. 779 w 19th St loc 979·88890r64S-l.260 2ftdTI>s ~ 5300 Condos S4ll 11111 ~ewpnr1 Aea('h l'l'A mu record reqwrt>d Cal AL'TOM<ITTVE TELLER ~ II~. 771 3350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REWARD DIJ mond flfrn nel'd~ 'ta ff and "' -·-Ret11l Store Best beach ._42·211.L 545-06 IJ studded l'Over for wrist Sen10r Amiuntant M u:.t I Mon 1-'n SAM to 9AM · •LOT MAN! fl 1111 I\ I\ t: f: I' t: H p.i rl Hlfnlington Beach. 419 location in Newport! WEPl\Yn!EMOST watchdral S7J.42J4 be v.ilhngtutru'd t'.ill 646·7579 Chevmlet dealer orrers Position ilnrned a•oil 1 1m 1 I •I r II A MainSl S750 Mo 116 23n1 Sl For your TD's & notes FOUND ADS Eloi~r rull or part time perma . N t 8 I "h11lr,ale rrt.,11 com 380sq ftal S.:210 Mo 675·4l85, 673-1401 At Dennison Assoc 1 Lo!>l Female Germdn ' 759 ~II ASSf:MILERS nenl positions to )outh 1 n w P ch f 0 ' pJll~ po1stm.e 11r rash re Sierra Mgmt Co 6i3-7311 ARE FREE Short hair pointer I LI\ er Loral Mission Vieio r·o for assistance In the coretr onented indiv , 1.1111., rJsh tlisbur~ ----'64~1·=1.324= RETAIL.SPACE ------20"l 1 & t1 cked 1 whitt• lip on ACCOUHTING needsAssemblen. Some body, service. or nrv. w/prior ex~r in a m1•n1 .. & JCt'()llfll~ rl'l' Choice location on W $34,000 buys Dl.OOO. ' f'.JL tail Ans11ter'> .. \m1 · CPA Firm m llunlmgtoo exper pref'd . but will car departments Vaned bonk or so•inqs & Flt·\lhlt• h~ llunt111.eton EXECUTIVISUJTIS Coast Hwy in Newport 2nd TD S:. 20'1 Wiit Lost 9 8 81631 2291 Ilea ch need~ CPA or iram Candidates must interest mg tasks Op· \ .1 111•1 1'11t1I Rental & Newpo714rt/638ela!,~larea. Beach. 1.000 lO 3,000 sq S3S2nd,OOOTDb7u~ LTV·~· • 642·5678 FOUND Male Samo)ed CPA Cand1d,ratt> lo Jmn have gd manual dex port unity for adrnnce loan. Salt's,' !164 tSS6 . ....., fl.avail.1714)64.5-71_00. • ,.,,, d Ad • audit stu I 2 yrs menl See Mr.Stude Ch · 5 ... n 7..,.. ~ og. I yr . am!> "' tenty. gd. eyesight. be We off ... r th.. suc-no o I\ I\~: E p ER For M.I OfftCES COWMrdal --ris uaw, """ Ma&noha, HB 960-0162 pubhc a<'ruuntm.e ex per neat 1n appearance & de· HOWARD Chnrolri cessful ~,. ·c~ xlnt CoslJ \1 esJ :-;e" port 2 deluxe offices avail a· R~h 4475 S202n.dOOOTDb.~~cS22LTV.ooo. · 2()"", F d S..... JI k prererred Send resume ""ndable. Openings on Dove Quail SL' ....... I I nrru .,,,., REWARD! oun 1.,.,nan us \ 10 p 0 Box 9SI. Los r-WOC)eS & fib os A<· 1 area rt•ta1I l'l1enl ble on the Peninsu a 892 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $26.000 buys $30,000, 2nd Lost small black remale I Blk white. blue rye~ 91 20 both day & mght shirts NEWPORT BEACH 11 . L .1~h reC'eipL~. rash dis· & 944 s/f. High ceilings XW ShopL.oc.. TD. 2113 annuDI yld rat vie COM. has yellow male. Terrier moc ln Alam1t_osi Tl' -Excell b ene benefits & 833-95~5 wet as room for ado bur~emenu.. ,\ P. A R w /trusses Air cond. On Balboa Peninsula. all Sl9000 buys Sl2,000 TD collar "' bell. white rur color. \Cr) old male work' ng condition~ Automotive •ancemtttt. Contact Xlnt salan & benefits skylighls. new cpl & fool and auto traffic to 32.4'1 annual yield. under neck Ans to Bou\ler. blk female ACCOUNTING Work is m hre support PIX RECEPTIONIST us now to tlptol'e tttt l.ruh..r & Gruber Ar woodfloors.Frontageon h B lboaF 6050 L · An r I Retriever. gold male ADAGt:NCY MEDICAL F:LEC poasibi~ r oun tanl\'Y Cor11 Newport Bl. St.2.'i sit. le a errypasses ChrisShaw~ upine. ymorpease NB Animal Sheller G N o n h TRON I CS For in lmmed1aleopemngs for • in front' Great place for Bluff p call 644·S995 rowing ewport .,.,ac 1 !lli4 4~0 673,6606 __ bookstore.artshop.of· Pnme Pro_R. s vt ----f>4:!36S6 al1 vertising agt>ncy terv1ew please call aert person ror reecp· ApplicafioM"-1-oc· Airport 6 otrices + lg tts Condo wants second REW ARD Lost t'ocker seeks ex per arcounts M R s p A R ELL J hon desk Must ha ve Rd ""'~.., IOOICKE:IPER d .. d d r rice. etc 673·2943. TD, $30,000 1 yr. Xlnl SpamelPuppy(Amberl Penonols 5350 ret•eivablemcdia bill 5813830 s peaking vo1t'e & ctpted btWll IOAM· Onr mominl(wk. Ex Clivmt eai'nnnl +·ul.J~l~l l8071n0· 673-3930. -rates Prin only . Mr Vic. Newport Beach, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma clerk ad 3.,.ncy e" t'lerical skills Need ~o-3PM coll J.ll'r & refs req Call 24· hrs '" · · Cannery Village. 1000+ foster 7~11871 !!_44_:.0~F· EXECUTIVE pe~ienre de:.ired not c~ .. meone who LS willing to ( 7 14) 'I/ c v. po rt Ha r b o r -·--sq ft $500 per mo ,--I Xln I uow IS 1HETIME work & full l..lme Con Lutheran Church. Tue) Share 2 ok suilt 1.n pre-R SUITE ~entia l 53 ary & " 631 9205 673-6776, t&. --* * benefits Call. Ste\•e for job seekers lO check tact Eva Hauser. • F'n9·12J ~:.>JJ . stigious airport area. :ns IRclmtrial I.tat 4500 ~ Koskela Well's Ri ch. the Daily Pilot Help Bookkeeper needed. S tu ~ii~For details caJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• o:-l~.~ 95324"18o2ur2ESCMCO~~I Green. Townsend Wantedclass1fical.Jon II CITIZENS ll>hrs permonth Creal --· -ssoo sq ft. 3 front orfices, 2 ~ ~ --~ • '! 714.955.0900 the job you want is not FED SA v 1 NG S & srcond Job 646-2193 or Need an Office Home large d rive in rear there you might con· LO•... 6418386 AskforShelly. Base?SminN.OrJohn doors.3ptwepower.» GreatCotnp.y sider offering your "'" Wa y n e Air Po r l . sq ft. 1T19 Whittier St. W?"t L. TLAll Escorts Arcounllng services with on ad in 3300 W . Cst Hwy, HI Littlt la 1ig! ! Secretary to ans wer C.M. ~9352. C7l 1 -w 24 llrs. 641 0180 llLLIMG CLER.IC l he Job Wan led Have something to sell' ~~~e !o~s;~or 9c;~1:: lt..tahW..e.d 4600 (I(\ ttf bi4"don'f Calh/Checb lrnnt> ad agenr)' needs ~lliJor .Phone~ ~edad.5..J!Q.i.twelL 1---E•O•E•&•~•n•1•~--1 wknd's~6827. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 1..-..,.,,ll L·W\D~ ;:.} AM EXP/MC/Vita gd. billing clerk. Must Class1f1ed Ads are really small "people to people" sales calls with big re adersh1p and big re· suits r To place yo ur class1r1ed ad. call today ~H678. Single professional r lOVt71lrrulV '::41 have bkpg. background. LIDO IU&DIMG woman wilh S-yr.-old be vtrsatile. accurate. often choice of economy child looking tor 2-bdrm. bu .il-a phlre 7 HAPPY nex1ble & detail minded singles $100up, to deluxe apt. Reasonable rent ·1 l ' t7 · 10 key by touch & gd. 2-4 rm Bay View Suites, (under $400/mo.) Costa 50TH typing slolls req'd Wrll ESO to $1250, 1 w/balh Mesa/HWltington Be.ach train on NCR 395 Ex 33S5ViaUdo.673-4156 area preferred. Call cell. benefits. Call· Mrs. VllW Of Answer Ad M!IO. 642-4300 BIRTHDAY Brecke , 752·6171 MEWPOITHAllOI Uhrs. A.~. Ad ~mce '"~~·~~ nie:~ ra!Ti~ :i~e 10 Use lffNfR# If service Jim Bondi AR~~:a~aJ:i~~~~ a: wP~roc.o a 5 t it~ y . trade Investment quaU· when:placing your ad ... a CoUHi111 962 .. 149 lilude & ambition ''ery (714)M5-7100. ty Opala tor house lo Daily Pilot ad number will I need International ~i::a~~·~ So. Coast Professional ar medical rent.50-2llll appear in your Classifie d ad lawyertofileronspiracy 500 1: 1000 charges regarding my l•-------•I ~fin~ ~~:Lake Fottst a.IMtt/llftsf/ . we take your messages physical, mental, and ADVllTISIHG arS.D Frwy. ,.._. 24 hours a day ••• you call ecoP1ulnoPmbl1c,J:a191toh.DWarnrelUe SALIS H · IL .... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • t · ,...... Orange Co. publisher ttnlOll•~· ...... tn a your COOVen1enCe St.CostaMesa,Ca.92627 needs experienced 13·5 7141•3154 o,,.,..., 5001 during office hours and get ye a r s ) s p ace IMllALDIAY ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• th t d SOPHISTICATED aalespersoo Service ex· Protesaionll Bldg. 2 Rm S w i m m I o l Po o I e responses 0 YOUr a • • • I lfty lstln& accounts & de- orflce suite. 1510 No. Chemical Service Blali· thiS service iS Only $7 .50 LNI velops new business tor Coaat Hwy . Laguna neas. L11un1 Nl&uel k F • f ESCOR1'S ·2411RS leading outdoor recreo· Beach. 110.q ft w/lovely area. No op necusary, Wee • Or more tn orma• t i o n co a • u m e r oeean view. SUI sq fl will train. '50,000. h.D tiOO and to place your ad WIMtt9llflCl.ml ma4111ne. Hea,\ty phone 4'7·2A1lorSM-33f amount req. Wiii ne~ call 642·5678. 971 •0342 contact: limited travel. CltClilllc:ltoGo.ca111 Stl),000 +. C&1I Collect. CASHORCH Draw, COl'A.m.Wioo. eit· ......_. tM rid Mon . r r I. t · • P V . penan, + be:Mfrt pro. Roll 'tmolf&MID&rttt ...::i..._,::::~.f~W=------t ... .... SELL ld1e it.ems wtth 1 111m. $3SK potential. WltluallllllledAd P'lld wltat -J rml Dally Piiot Clattlfied Call Haney Naslund, f;tll l!owt eon Ad. MJ.sm. 54M37o • • • FORMERE·Ss MAKE CMRSU96/YEAR PART-TIME. It \t1\1°r1· .1 fnrn1\'r A:-im ;\,1\' . .\1r h 1rl l' 11r M.lrtlll' r i \\'Ith 4 H'.lf' 'l'f\ IU' '' 1t1 ctn milh· 1 '' l'r ':>I )4(1 ,1 \'l•.ir , .... 11 t 11ml in tlw Arm\ Rl''l'r\l' Th.11', lt 1rt11'r .1 \\l'l·kcnd i1 month .md l" 11"n·k'11! .11111u.il trmnmg Yl 1L1 ll .11~< • Tl'lt'l\'l' P\ r ri\'llt:l!.l'' l1l\\'•\1\'I life ln'Ur.Hl(l' rcmcml'nt ~)(11m,,1nJ m11rl· ~1(11ml·1 1n m \\'l',rl' 11 grrn1 pl.ice to :.r1·nd 11 "'l'L'k· l'nJ ~top by tOOll\ Or call u~ i SS 7 2 27 ··= • 0 d 'd Ml·••,., e.- Make your shopping easier by using the Daily Pilot Classlri~~s I Daill Pilat · ...... · .......... ·· ... :. Field Sales Supervis_or ·: . I • 1: .. 1:•mll(l(I OP<'nini:~ a\•alh1hle 10 the Orange Coast Jrea. for selt mot1\·:1ted career nflented mdwrdual who ran w0rk with ~ •eld Sales People Tt;i1n. motivate and g~l res~lt~ St uuon wagon or van • necessa11 Excepllonal earnings plus job related bener1ts avallqblt t'f the ngh1' . people If you t·11n prt',~ccy~ results not ~'Y~\i:, ~\°fJr ~f ~~ °'94. (M , ~c .... ~w.-Ja~ Costa Meb, CA Equal OpportunJt1 E~ HtlpW_.. HetpW.W 7IOGHtfW-.4 7100 ""W..tM 710< Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday September t9, 1981 03 ~.~~ .... !!~!~!!~ ..... !! .. • C ._, Dtllwry Pf.'l'l<WI nHd d. WAMTID I Room ror Advan~mrot •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OltY•CPlllit Gener11I S..11IS.c~arywtc•pln MUU1 HttpW9111M 7IOOHttpW4111114 • 71001HtlpW...... 7IOOMttpW~ 7100 rARTmME ATTENTION Civil llt 'Family I.aw RN or l.VN, p1Umr. ••••••••••t-•••••••••••• •••••••••••••00••••••••1••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lr--lne "'°" RHt:h HR ll'fl mi. - ar..a. £arty AM dell very Oeliverr mtn ovllt 11 ror Muat benynolcl.Driv· PAINTERS Send tnwnt 6 Salary pm'a & nllht.. ln imill llAL.ISTATI Retail Rt:TIRF.E ror buch SALBllTAIL , Ina our Yfhltlet. (i CARPENTERS req. Geller & Martin. pvt wnval tic.p Above SALIS AISIS'TANT p a r k 1 o 11 I o t Ftmln1ne 1u1rr ~W1 of L A Tlme1 S4 ZS + L A Times lo bomrt. IO t'all Jt ll $46 ~ C M 3 11 m 6 :i m drMn1 rerord Evti 6 PLUMBERS llOODovuutJ& aver••t1tartlnual1ry MAMACHI l714 1114U414, 84680!46 1torr . mu1l ht uln wk net. :in ~ Start Ina ELEt"TRICIANS l~eaa I S.-t'fetary Sr Apply al The 011rdrn1. Thii.15 out 36th yurscll Fully experienced 111 eves. oriented f'T PT O~n CASHI £RS EC'onomy t'ar H>qulnd .antf'd ror auto wash in N o <' o I I t 'r t I n R Nwpt Brh a. tr' 1nl' kOOS4~.1no • bonus payL'UOlhrMe 'n'Ed'a ORYWAl.L Partft\'r ChalltnJin1t .SO GlenM•yrC" 1.ll ,nit '1"" Southtrn quollt) woml'u·~ •P SALES lllj1~111.illloralion~ Ni Plua, l&.UZ~arhBlvd. FLOORING po1illon for top Secf. '948075. l'alirorn•11 homu J)11ul l'leuc rail Area's flnet.1 won\lln·~ phone calls Apply 01 ll"fU ~ 646 0631 t!r !MG~. lt B .... 147 l214 Wr now offer 11 Wllquc wtdnt "kills Oeluxc• o . :~r~:.~~n!:u r.:u~~·t~,"e 11141)57 6<»JO or 11pply in drHuhop ll('ecb mature Huck Street. F1111hion Hane alldtr mrx nd6 uppl) lor that nteded fkrs. O c Airl)(>rt ar"11 Office Reet-pllon lJt, Wtd 10 luJCur"'I rt·sidcnll•I pNson Mr 1>:lllott'1. 11~•·~t1rn1 mona11er Also blitnd l'A Hn;R tLF.RK DatVllY Oe~ndablt,1 ll .31H 30 F Time for lot'ol de ihlrt. lnrld. wlcn~ App llverlell Ext't•ll dnvmit I~ c. i(t Shop, John rtrotd req 'd PhotW for ~ aynt' Airport Tu" thru appt ss7 9212• •~k for driver Valid Cu h<' xtra Income Ellper on Good benefits C11 II nesd11y Sund•CY 4 10 ureas surh •:1 tt111 Ca SC. Plaut C111h1t>r ~:xper yri:r SCHOOL IUS llood drlvtnll -oord r• ly Refs. req t::slh1•r7S27MI lrvlne C<111sl ountry A I Mr Phll Ip• '"' " ''I b ,, ...... ,, nyon, SpY!(lu' U1ll, llTAllSALES PP>. . • "• DllYllS .. """ 1MJ1 • • ;x..,.. .. ,.. rv1ne errJt't', t.111 a 111 health food ~•orr Full ' ' "· "' Cl:1bi1 t11 ln11n 8t•hool bib uu•aad l"' ... 11 E Walnu1 lttlllahlh l.lquor S•c>r .. "''""k1nu •-"u .,.... """" f T d G•n" S '' rluzu SA ...... -· Stn1--S1:...___ Ca•h lt"••ister "X P11rt Time salcsl)l'r..011, 1 1 •.a<nz4 '"' ~ -~ • • ., • s c,1• t' & P llDH.' avail (.'all ,,...,. dr1vt'r' now hl'IOll DRIVERSCFVM rountry 14M 61 prricnl'e nt:cuur)', 11 8 giruhop H you 11rt-pre;cntly 1H· Sh1rlr) at544 0770 Sale6 formed tr 111trn•,1t·d. Sa.I AM only Hl'lllt: Mr ~m~ ~nrport $46 OO'llS Stat1oner.i1 lo<' No peclal hr r"q'tl Edward J11t·obl.on O\t'r Ill Avpl) bt>twet!n 3 !IU@l ll\'t' 10 rnl t·~tatc ~ale~ Care er <'hon J(l' • t\ uppl) 11 wi11n1tton 8('1ieh Ma<'GregorYat•htll.1631 GENERAi, 0 ~·1-·1 n; & 8 Wl'ekdayg 1888 do you have" imm<·dlt1h1 l •toll So6Hreno11 d1v1~1on or a nat1on11lly t:1t} School l)1~t 735 t'11sh1er rACIAC STafO DfHTAL Plar-enlia,Costa Mt:sa Full·llmc pcrmantonl l'lacenll1i,~l_11M~u rAITT1Mf & u11hrn1t~I .1('t'e) to Ill .. oh1on tljsrount known tn\l''tment ftnn 14th St JI 8 S367~l!I Mature person to run dr employment for am Look111~ for mtereillin& Pt:rson to delivt•r l>111lyl th<' pret.ldent 11r your storl' Full & t'art llmr rurrl'ntly 111t<•rv1cwing Nt>C"ds an t•ner1tt•tit' W unttd m11ture "" peri1on to work lb 11 thu~1ui.lH' womun for pttrnt•<'ashltrinour~I PO•\\lon or ort1rt Toro lo~auon. 1-'ll•xible M 2r rrt1nt desk Xlnt h<mrb "TS hr Plt•ase hendlu call S48·Mll8 Citll !ISi 13SS tor 1n EO.Jo: CASHIER to work f /time In a high quuhl) ml'n's 11lorc 831-81!35 CASHIER HOUSEWARESALES Full or P1ume. Apply Crown Hardware, 1024 Irvine ~~l<'llffl NB CHECKBlCAI needs a rev.• gd drivers 49~·8888. Child Ca re needed 111 m} home M·F Mature lo\ ing woman 673 3705, 644 4473 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SALES DNtol Offiu Mgr E.~pcrienced. h111hl y mot1v11ted and pro· gress1ve offlrt> ~ bl~ek 1ng lntellige11t well qualified person with ex· eelltnt accounting, jec:retarlal and hurnun relations skills to take an active part in manag 1011 our business orr1ce Excellent benefit pat·kage includes med1cul insurance, SISOO plus bonus 1r QUJhf1ed Nt'wport Center f?10-0300 Dental T tdlnicion Crown & bridge 2Qrc:ela1n~b6'5·2073 DE.NTAL ASSISTANT Exrellent oppt'~ for ex per dental a~t \EDA Prererredl. wme fl ofc helpful but not nee I day work ~ k 10 L.ai:una Brh The C'lass1f1ed Dept ul 494 97811. the L>a1ly Pilot ha~ an DENTALASS1' opening on one of our telephon<' C h a 1 r s 1 d e e x p e r sales desks The person necesfo:1ry 4 day work we seek should enJO> week 30 hrs Laj!una telephone sales. be ablt-ll1lli., 77~4275 to type 45 wpm and ha 1·e Oen ta I Assistant a pleasant personaht)' Cha1rs1de. part time, Class1f1ed or telephone )lood s alarv 631 1073 sales cxpenence would leave message be helpful We orfer ex Dental Cha1r..1de :"lur..e c e 11 en t com Pan~ N B pleasunt group benefits lnl'lud1n~ pral'l1ce ~;xpertenre clruning agrn<'Y coli bll1ous Pl'~on .'40 hr purt tinlt'job 1'yp1n11. Pilotauto route1nSouth rompapy,orbh1•h11Jde11 avail SatTue!> 116 qu.il1f1l't.I pt•nona in laundry roinbtnution 10 wk soml' night~ & no shorthulld rtQWretl L111(una lll'\''1 7 da)' per 11v.•:i) 10 wn l\on wwt•r Wed rr1 II ti terei.ted in Lile f1t•ld ol Laguna Beat•h. c;00 Saturday11 Vimous ol 20 hrs per wt't!k inrlude& wl'ek remo\•cd lrom thl' ~cen1· 646 lll3S Cmirnnal µlannm11 Com PllY & henef1ts Call: rice duties. Aprly 1n weekends Ofrlct on Hours Mon lhru Fri Our preiiident IS 111a1la R tail 0 m1ss1on ba~lll lllt'Om(' 830·57117or83.lt!n9e\eS per50n Jewe !I b} ('oastHwy646-7431 Appro.x330to~30PM ble Do you need edd1 e ppty hm1ted or•!> lo at~1ht~ Joseph. SQ ro11st Plaia MA NAGEMtNT· Look , Houri. Sat & Sun Ap llonal training tu h1·l11 ManOCJt"'l"•ealor We train tull our San1:.1 DRYCLUMIMG CM. ing tor workmg partner prox 5AM to 7AM Earn \'OU tnC'reaSt' )our t'l.lrll LA·~ mo:.l >un·c~srul t\na om~ l7J41972 zm COUNTER llELP for exp1rndmg wholesale approx S42S per mo lngi., l11d1e~ rei.Jlt' Jntl du. l> t'l w H n !I.am Ip rn F ullt1me. Mr Best Central bu!mess.~6481) Call Mike Bush nt F.xper1en1'1!d or tnt•x l'Ount ston' lb OIJl'lllnl( a beg1nn1111: Mor11Ja\', _Clean~rsL CdM, 675·3300 642 4321. EOE per1e11<'rd )vu ma~ ~•·II ne~ !oration Ill Ordngt' Sept 21 Eam free to"'-. hu'e 8 The lolaoo loy Clillb Manager secretary for pror.1 from our t•olor r W J" l'urrently have part one girl mt'dlr11l ufrlce videotupl'h)illn~&~all'.s 0 I' an· 'rrkini: a SALESCLERK·Rttoll House or Lloyd Toy Par· lime oppenlngs avalla Ty pi I\ I! import II n l rART TIME lrau1111g prul(rum ~ htdl T A L. ~: s T r: l) ()f(l(•l' )UJ>ph t'OITlllilO~ ty. 841)-69!!_ ble Medical omce exp de· Crew Super\'isors. ~ork Wl' reel ·~ lht• hnt''' Mt\NAG ~.n who I\ ti) hdS full 1111\e 110.s1l111n~ Educauonalrelated sah!5 1i1rable. but not l'ssen· P time evening~ & uv:ulable J lt'rl'~.1 e~ in l'AH r av;i1IJhle Will tra111 work, 30 hrs. per week. rlX C»flATOR tial Salary open Send weekends Super\'istni: Wl' art> nol a fruorlu:.t OWN~.HSllll'oflhe new Nt'wpon S1u11111wr' 1111· SC'hool. churC'h or PTA 24 hours per week, Wed rei.ume 10 P 0 Box the door to doti1 !>ule:. branl'h ur ,u~u.ftJf\' 'lore (,!uJltrtl'd i·;in S57 9212, '.\1r ~:mmon!> work helpful Guaran d h h s 2LS9 M iss1on VtCJO, l'a trew of vouno~ter.. 1-:,. h I •hd:.tte shoold hll\'C 2 In 4 teed lneome & opp'tv for nes ay l roug atur· 112690 C('llenl, ear~1nu~ fur JUi.l l'a< quan~r.. yr~ tnt'l'h expt"r ant.I al•--------1 J day 4PM.SPM. und Su.n· .. WI! have Opl'Olnji(!> fur u min of '""'.""" l·· ltl\"'l s·· eir: advancement Call :\tr da llAM 7PM ,,..r~on ~•th alnltt• 111 f h "hi t t f o>cAJ uuv u ~~ ~ Helmuth· 7fiO:Cll01 Y MANAGER ~ottvate Var\ or l~ri:t• e~ ,., ) '"0 1' a t't In this profitable and r•l\ COMMERCIAL R.E. MEH'SWA EXEC SEC'Y -tor boat rental operation ca r is needed Call persons whv have a de c·1t1ni: bu6111e~' l'r111 Tired or sellin)l hou!>es 7 1n J' unl Harbor sire to bl' more ~u• I I \II I d k~ "' I • Media Merchants l't'l>)ful for un 111 "1pe11 un) 1 rt•p1e' a)i. a ~t't' n e net•\ 2 years exper . 60wpm l}p1ng , 80wpm shorthand. 4 day week, for 4 weeks, JOb starts Oet 5 Federal offlt·e~ downtown Laguna , 8 5pm, Wed off Call t'ol lert M 1clm, In<' I' o. Hox 93, Alpha Ohio, ATTENDANT Good position ror early n.smg student! Musi be 21 years old Please c.ill for an :1p po1nlment !I JO 5P\1 Monday thru F'fida) 64S 7358 45301 l5l3l4299495 1---~ .... --- f'.acto(,) Trainee. prrnt 1ni: & · paekai;1n~ l'o paid benefit~ 4 du~ 1Aork week !179-766<1 ..isk for Mark •4 GIRLS• II! 25 Spend 1Aeekend 111 Bakersfield Must hk1• ll arll'~ Da\1d:.on hfesl) le· 11el11 m•" book f~m model Stu hr Good L'.111 Paul, !lam tOum 1111 figure rqd but n0t nude h· 11!11 675-0 55724J6t9S1Akdav:.1 1 ·' ~ • GOURMfl FOOD SERVICE PROUL:CT WORKERS I CONSL.1..TANTS Food service workt'rs Topor thl' I.me needecl b) lluntinj!tun l'oukware appltam·1·~ Beach Cit' s~:hool d1i. In better stores Knowll'd~e sailing & 213-4Z7 2756 EOE 1·onf1den11ul Call nol4 one lt1·e11see to learn tilt' boat ma10t /repa1r net , ll'rv iew appmnl mtnt for appt l'ull An:.w1·r ,\d ,kill' tu manage, brok1:r Purl time gra1t•)anl ~·1th th(> 'Olt' owm•r & outboard eng rep111r roundt'r r.ill \\e\lt•' ..., "42ll,642-4:MJ024hr. rommert'1al real e:.t.ite helpful 1213_!?712677 .inswl'ring :.cn\t'C nu Taylor ' lnt·ume from ml(ml exp nt'c mm Yll1lll: ~hill' vi1u learn Su1Jer MotureAcMhwont.d! req call 6310140 WesleyH.Toytor Co. RETAIL hent>flt:. hft'msurant·e Earn bl't"een SJ 5-0 & ~.o E 1n:A1.r011s health 1nsu1artt'I' & tlen SS.00 an hr Work full M PBX ANSWRSF:HVln: 2111 San Joaqum Hilb BUILDERS tul plan l'ont.it·t Kl'n. part time Naui:le~ f lime, d.i)s & p ltnll' Ne~pUrtBeut·h fii56700 D r 1 1 " I h r" u It h e\'e5 Ex pr helpful 1'.1) 644-4910 EM PORI u M re~laurnnl We are 1·11r di' pends on t•i..pr r l' n I I v s e l' k 1 n g 540 1777 Rtctp/lklcpr homemaker:.. ,enwr ror l'PA off11·1• Im rllltens. & M1rCl'll "ho rlXRECErTIOHIST metl1alt' np1•111n1: t'nJO> ~ork1ng "llh peo Immediate openlllll) fur JIM 265t. pie. ser' ulg top qua hi) alert person for r(><'ev ! food No exp llCl'. We arc lion desk Musi have 1td RECEPTIONIST anx1oustutra1t1)0U' Ap speak ing ~o11·e & for la14 11fr11·e mu:.1 bl.· vi~ in p('rson Tut's. clt>nCal skills Nt•ed ~o rnt1•llii:t•n1. 1·unl(l'nt,tl Wed . & Lhur 101\M 101 meone who ts willtng 111 d1h>(1•111 14·1th .:cl 1'v1ni.: 4P'.\1 ~" telt•phone If) I "urk & full llml' Con skill\ (; r1•al opp I' lo Qutries tact Mrs Hauser bredk into lht• lt•g;tll se1•rctar1al ,.:u1 ld Houglff 2956 lmtol CM. 847 Wit Sale~ Full or p;m lime ht'lp for :'llall.'rml~ Sturt' :-.io t•x Ill' r 1 t' n l'<' n1•n''' ,1 n 55i 5731 is coming and we need HELP' I Stl~~~~~~n~ lt\lUrl' • ~ho~ room Full Time Th" dt1 1,1011 11 1 thl·I CM Noexpnt'l' 54!19341 W11kr-' C:omp;1111c' ~111 1 ~0011 or1t•11 u n~" lluml' Sales lmprml'n1l'nt t'l'nlt'r 111 Prof. SGIHpeo~ S.in JuJn Caphtrano Marketmi: Rep:. to ,ell Sl'llool, noon supen 1sor Mon Fri II lS I I~ $.J 95 pt'r hr Andl'~en St'hool 1r.o 3490 St>\' l.l'"al Xlnt ,kill-. n•q 1!0 Wl'M Sal !'fr!( 'iolr prC'lner 673 9201 Stcmory t\ responsihle, 1•on~r1l'n 110U), amb1t1ou,• per~on ~ho hJ~ li(t.lotl l'/Ptnf.: und 'hnrthand i.k1lb and a l'J1Jah1ht)· for gro~lh 1) rf'qu1rl'd 111 a smull ra ptdl} growing I< & I> l'o The PQl>lllOO 1) 1de.1I ror a well c1ual1f1ed pe"on dead ended 1n pr1::.cn1 JOb or lor so rneone re·enter111g the IAOfk force Excellent rr 1n It'-' benefit~ Send re sumc and i>alary h1)tory to GJll Ldrfert\. In IOI.' St>n~ors Curr :WOt Red 11111 A~e. 3208. Co)ta ~1esa CA 92626 EOE Secretary, Hookcepl'r for wnrnan designer Ad\ertlttnl! l•Xp hl'lpful \'aned rrsp req a :.elf starting quirk 1h1nk1ng matu1t• \\uman ti3H6<n SECRETARY llet'dl'd for lr\'lne Tr:iN F .. C'r111A. off1l'e ~lust ha'" l'\l'ro" l''>Pr Hr.. 8 10 5 '.\Ion thru Frt t:mplo~cr p;J}l> ht>alth & dental bt'nef1h Call for .ippt 552 4ai0Tont SECRflARY Heal ..:,tale ln11•slmt•nt l'Ompan~ seekml( e-<pr'cl med1ral. dt'ntal, ltfe IO preferred 640 1122 i.uranre, etc Salar} , . C'omml'nsurate with ex Denial lrtl'I 3 h·rs per da~ Contal'l Brad1 Mark1•t SJ 93 pt•r hr Appl~ 7~ mg. 800 642 475 l COHMB.L CHEYIOLET 21128 Harbor HI 111 n;t-;T>\ '.lt:.'i.\ EOE/MFH Re ce1it1ormt Full Ttml' Nl'wport l'enll'r l.u" Off1re~ l'all "\1kk1 or ~I I! c h a n 1 r l> h '-' I p e r nt·eded "1th somt' ex per Soml'luo~ 644 2410. &needcdb) "'cr~on• 't'tret.ir~ Rt'4u1rt 1-:arnmg pt111•n11al 111en1~ T)ptnl! 65 711 ..inrl we Ol'i.'d hl'IP NOW'' a produ1·1 lhut tS ",ttlll•cl penenre PLl.:S gre.it Ortho nff1re nt't'd.-. i.harp t•omm1ss1on program tr I( 1 r I I u l r a 1 n for you are ambitioU!t and front baC'k orr11·e Oen· want to be iraid ror \our tal bJl•kgr•\,llnd nt't' effort~. please rall for 644 H()5 mternew DtoutY c• 1 Personnel Dept Stan mg' sa(ar~ S.S ~ hr t4th St llB5.l>H851 HAIRSTYLIST rHEE PRESCHOO L Somt• followtng ~'r1e11d In CM m t-xrhangl' for I) atmosphere John mothers help 752 :>525 Kent Salon 642 62l2 Full & part time Tl'llcrs HARDWARE SALES 546-1200 Art 955 241 I PtftSioll Rel'l'Pllon.st nt-•·cl~·tl " Met.lira I A~sistanl Ral·k Admlni trat 'ome L~ Plll!! to ~ork f111 ofrH·c l'XP for bus)' s or ghd!!r mf1t S1\ ru~1111 Laguna Offu·C' Must Experienced penswnl are.i l'all 5-17 ~ k n 0 ~ f. K G &. plan Adnttnl\lralor Hoth full and p.1n 11m1 IJO'tltons t1n· "'allablt• 1n !'t\Lt-:S .incl (111 l'ASll 1 !-:HS Hl't.1tl t'' perlt'llt'c' IAJnti·cl 111 h'f\ll'~' IAtll be lll'lcf J~ IUllU14S S40,IXll~S.'iO,IMlO "Pm. d1r taphone M • Co I rJllltnl! i:an11at111nal ~kills & a • Vu.illfit'd Lc:ul' profes~1onal m.inni·r • Hi~hlnt'oml' L111·a tt•d neJr O (' LIQUIDYHE .\ 1 r p o r t l' ·• I I EHEIGYSYSTEMS 7 14 9i5 0111;5 :xo~ 642 4321. Ext 'l7i Harbor ~un1r1pal Court ORANGE COAST has openinl(s for men Excelll'nl oppnrtuntl) 1-'ull or p lime Apph 10 for expenen1•1'<1 pt"rsnn P l' r ~ 0 11 r r 0 w 11 111 aura1·t1ve !>:11111g:. & Ila rd~ ure. 311,, E l'oJ,1 loan. Both pu!ltlton:. or. Hw, l'dM Venapunc1ure ~!16 2636 I needed h\ fast l(ro" tnl!I R E r E p T (; I H I I rvine (•0 Po~1t1un FHll>AY F l1mr 1 MEDICAi. ASSIST a\'atlable 1mmt'lhalell gen er a I ofr :-:r So Front & back p ttmt' Smoker.. need not Jpplv 1 Coa~1 l'la1a 754 1533 I Mon. Mpt. 2 1st 9AM· 3PM Tues. Mpt. 22nd 9AM· JrM W ed. Sept. 23rd 9AM · 12Moon Al 754·~1. 754 0035 SMKH O'\'LY 1---------1 ~elr.-t .. r~ retcptt0n"1 t·hallcngmg upponun11~ with hu." l..tguna l111l, I J~ nffitl' Tov p;n hcnl'f1t~ llJO-li660 DAILY PILOT and •omen If )OU t) pe JJOW OaySI 40 Wl>M und :m• in Costa Mesa lHesled 10 exrelh•nl EOE MF beneflls t·all ll'b-0411 t'XI I 332 rnr <sppl for In CLASSROOM AIDES ten ll'~ -160t Jamti.>ret• Classroom Aides no:erled Bh cl :\°(>wport llt>Jl'h hy Huntington Beach C1 EOE t) St·hool Dist 3 hour. DESK CLERK per day, ~ 61 hr i\ppl) 3PM. 11p•,1 •h1ft, ~1on 735 14th St . II A " J S~·8&51 lhru Sat W1ll tra111 Sea L a r k ~I o ll' I . C \1 CLERICAL PU51TION 646-7445 bt1A11 Noon & P time Please call 6PM 631·~C.M rer \i1rted duties t' 1 · · pos1t1on 1s approx 3 HOSTESS Part & full dais a ~eek tndudcs t1mt'. l'\entnj.!' St•ne Sai unul tpm l'J II Lin "1ne & beer Spaghl'lll da. 154 t!J(J! Hender M) 1.6.)1 ORANGECO\.STS& L HOSTESS PT pmalt' 1700 ADA:'.1S, r .\1 countr1 l'luh, ex per on EOE I) Call blwn 2 & "'~1 fo'ull l1me da\ s an~IAl'nng tiene. 549 OJ'ii s e n 1 r e , m a l u r t' II 0 l 'S Jo: CL Jo: 1\ ~I N (; respons1blt> verson :-.:o l.tl'e 1n cHhani:e e'(p nee l'<1ll 1192 1212 housedeanmg or IAOrk E 0 E by hour &l2-2841i CM Full ttme help wantc1t MOUSECLEAHEJlS CLERK Answertnl( i.er1 ll't' "'' to work for Jan1ct•'s DIETICIAN-REG. l'ltJ) ne(' Mmunum t) P Raggedy Ann.\ 4 du)~ ~11 llpm7am W·d "' 111i:rl'q ~:>11 1)t'rhr11. k "" Thu;,, fn S4 hr Gi5 r or 82 bed p-.q·h ~t.irl l .ill 1133 :l33: wee ,s 4pm 675 ""'1" Paular1nn c M hospital ll1 Dana l'mnt £OE H OL'SECL ~:,\NEHS 751 46.52 Take full char~e of busy part-time or full 11111e Dietar) Depl incl plan GARDafER ,1art immed Top dollar CLERK/TYPIST n1ng pur l·ha~1ng ror lo<':tl apt romple' 675.2637 Dental lab needs typist liullgNinJ! & per~onncl 5' ldar. wl't'k $8(~1 mu , , . • • for invoicing and We nee1l J strong' &15-338! llOCSEK ~.EPl'~R 11\c' o;up1•n 1~or with a in, stablc·malun• for general office work tio rreattl'e & i•artn" at r.as talion Attendant. father 1 l'htlillll Rds n•q WPM Full time long d T ... ~I f with -.omt> e\11er 8:l0-S4 ll "" term emplo) ment. good litu e hb cha lien gin)! f ume lmmt•d 011t•11 · ben_efits 751.4442. pos111on offcr1o ou~tJnd mg 644 5053 llou~ekeeper lt'e 111 &I 1ng ~ork t1nv1rt111men1. help rare for a1·t11·e 5 vr CLERK/TYPIST oppt' for l(mwth &. '<Int GenerJI Offtte ~urk old m lo,eh lf'10t•homt• Jo' T . P T 631 5031 bener11s Capistrano b) T~ ping, light bookkC'c·p call 835 i.112 CLERKTYrtSTS the Sea, 496.5702 ~)r~ ~a~;r1rn1: ~un CHILD CARE Immediate oppen1ng~ f.xpcr housekeeper to for rlcrk typLst 111 loan IF YOU More famillei, are geltHtJl I.' a re for H it Ibo a brokerage rompan) 111 have a serv1re to orrer or the ramping . bu.i·· tht~ Peninsula Poml home Fashion Island Gro1Ath goodstosell,placeanad year tr you have a and s upen1sr after opponumt} Bas1rofftre in th e Daily Pilot camper thafi. not get school hours for 10 artdl sk1lb required l'Jll ctass1f1ed St>t'hon ting used. ~ell 1t 110" 12 yr old Hr.. IO \M lO GI Kalie 640.9350 Phone 642-5678 with a Classtl1ed A~ PM Mon Fn l'.ill \\ k College Professor need~ days art G PM . anti ~:K<: ·s. \'enapu111·1un· Call Barbara &~7 120.; Recept/Typist I} ptng ~5 1720 S.S per hr to start \I U!>t ror bus~ nff11·l· \I u~t ~ed1ral have rnr Call Marl.i haH• g!.;xl tyµmi.: sk1lh.I Ch1ropru<'l1c ,\~s t 1>45·5355 pltu ~anl tell.'phont•I Rrt·l!plwn1st Ht•Jul pe,..,onahl\ lntert•sl 1111 DUS) oflll'l' Good JP rHOTOPACKAGE learn general offtl'I.' antll pearanrt', health). l'n PRINTER beg1nn1nt bookk1·t•p1ni: 1hus1:ist11· knowledge 111 :-.lorrt Mdl 3 ur l\ol'lak S 11!17 IOIS Ill~ b1lhng. Pl'll hoard I r rt n le r. Exp p rtof I I 1•ornpu1t•r very helµful 11erm ~· T Ke) pt>~I RecfflfiOf'list Great 1·areer potenltJI t1on \1dco analy11n1t Pll'JSa nl ll'lephvn1· Call 631 5664. exp helpful Color sen:.t• peronahty frunt ufftn· Models needed Alltvpei. I req CompellllVl·wage~ Jpl)..,aranl'e unt.I ai· Men ~omen & !'htldren Top pa)' ror ni:ht person. rnrale l)PlSt Gro" tnl! I nnn smoker 1\ppl~ Ne~ port Ht•,11·h No exp nt't' 548 7702 10 1 30 On Site Photo An·htlN'tural firm '\on "10TJo:L grc1ph1l'S 3303 llarl>or smokt•r prefrrt•d C:Jll N1~hl desk dNk f.x I RI \'d, ~;s (.'om merl'.-I.es he bt'tween !I ,11111 12 I IJ('rten('ed Mature M FI Park a-16 :1693 prer CM area CJll fur appt 545 ~m I P1ck up&deh,l'r' ?fuf PRORD.EUSdClesERS?I r11•e mat•htnl'!> ( O~la ' MOTS.. Ml'Sil area L'Jll642 5525 Ex1 l'llenl prol(rt''-"1' 1• I Desk clerk. pan t1mt• 1 Planl Design & maml for l'Ommis~ion spht Ter 642·30:ll So Orange Co H·mtorv nfir program.' and ri· Ne~spaper Deh,er) PT 9S3·0l66 ferral~ "at1on.1I dfl I l. A Ttme!o lo h11me~ ml Pre Srhoul Teat•ht•r ' "ert1s1ng ('all fur 10 R :1 Ibo a Pen 1 n l> u I <1 Aide, mean111i:h1I " tla 1 ll'n lt'W SS.i :!670 ohl'r i 3 30am 6am $550 mu program Tue Thur!! PM S48 844 I nr646 1431 12 30 3 ;>.;~pt 111! i-. 548 16i3 Pre Sr hoot feat her, f,11 1 IJ"1111·1I \d wanted Cert1fl1•d & ex \11 IO\. per 2', & I 1 r old, t ,111 J :-.:ewport ReJ1 h L .ill ll.11h l'1lu1 640 8820 i\!lk lnr Susan \I I \ 1~1 JH or Ch(>r) I t.t~ ,t,j, SAHJUAH CAPISTUHO 3205 I Camino Capistrano APPLY EARLY We offer a li(nocl ~•arttnl( Wil~t' .rnd JUIOtllJllt' tn C'reJsc dfter Ii mu .incl oppor1un1ltl'' lor .i1han rement Thi~ 1' un I!\ rellent t'hJnt'I' 111 J11m111 •1ur rnmpell•nt l'\"ltni.: st.if! and gm~ IAtth 1h1· rw~ '1<>r1· to our l'\p,1ml I 111)! rnmpJn~ COMEJOt~ OUR , TEAM!!! IE A WIHHER!!! At BUILDERS EM· POR IUM w ith o ll we'•e qot, y04l've qot it modt. Equal Opportuntl) Emplo~er ~I F \. II Noon Dul} Aide!o & food D1slribul1on Worl..l'r~ nl't'ded for p time suh st1lute (1111 l'alll ass1l(n mcnt~ St 911 per hr ND\. $4 fi5 pt•r hr FDW 1\ppl y 111 pcr-;on fountain Valle' St•hool l>ISl . t•omer of Talbert Newland, F' \' Pnnted l'1rc111t liuJrd p I who k j Mfg ;incp1111i: applic·J eop e lire sec tnl! EO I': rehab le duld care for tn •----------------\ ~knds l~S. biJ 7643 fant Your homt> or Housekeeper. hie·tn. forr--------•I mine Beachwalk urea ~emor c111ten I.a Habra :Suning f h I an apartment look first 1 lions or exper s 11P The lastest dra~ 1n the 111 Classified Will ,·our P " r s o n 5 l a I l West. . a Dail} ••1101 ad be there·• To plal'e 1714 1898·S.'l97 Class1f~ Ad 1!42 5678 tQ!Jr ac!, <'all 642-5678 1 rrod..ction Anist. I -71~-895-3878 area Ml.tSt dnve 17141 Com pan ion Housekeeper 675-6760 eyes & wkcntb Chaurreur for w1do,.erl HOUSSEIPEI elderly lady LI\ e in English speaking. Must Non -snmkr Waterfront have recent rererenre'> home Pvt nn 6461>51>5 Pn\'ale quarter.. 5 da) 55!-9891, S48 2624 week Top salary Cook for HB pre ~C'hool 631·5885 hrs9tMf$J3Sperhr INSURANCE Slate1 Call Pat1r960-8788 Farm. fln Vly, nee•!~ C o u n l e r h e I ll \taff help Xlnl benefit~ drvdeaners to bpm 842·7435 40. hrs Will train Janitor llouseket•per. 759 9901 neer1"d f time for t•on· Counter help, drydean val. hospl Xlnt hencf1ts mg plant, r lime. good KIDS loci msuranre, ~•t'k pay pay Apply m per~on & tnt'ent11e program RH Do you want to make a d1rferente• Raleigh ll 1lls Hospital 10 Newport Bt>ad1 has an 1mmed openm~ for J cha rgl' nurse to work thl' 11 7 sh1Cl. full lime F.x per 111 Med Suri: Alcoholism or Psyrh1atry pref'cl We offrr e:-.C'ell benefits commensurate salary. free meals & tuition re 1mbursement for relatPd se minars For 1n lerne~. call Meg An drews . 714 645 S705 EOE M F Crown Cleaners S!l35 Apply Severi) Manor, Wl!!ncrAve,H B SUMMER JOBS. 340V~tona,C M __ llll!!!~~~llll!!!~ COUMTER HEU' JANITOR rART TIME Ocean Operator 3 days a wk, 7AM to lmmediateoper1ing for a Immediate openings 2PM Dandy Donuts )anitor to work employment op 493·9200SC Earn $30-$60 per week. weekends, day shift For pe>rtumlies for qualified applicants w1lh USCG Counter help & p T T . & p . CGI Mr interview call Mike Vi· license 2S Ton gros~ sandwich person "'ant rips nzes. • viani 714 641 ISlS EOE min Dulles ~111 mclucle ed. hours NEEDED II Chmtuat960-0694. M f. H urbor Patrol & AM to 3 PM Gary·~ Dch LUDPllSOH passenger for hire 7S2·~01 _ for 2nd & 3rd shift!!. Salary range SIOOO to 1 Counter help FT & P T , Plastic Co Will train. Sl800 mo call between 9 & 11 AM Must have mech ability Queens way Bay Manna __ 67~2193. L-m•••••••llli•••••••lll ' & bi·llngual Call Catalin3'1sland Deliver L.A. Times to II between SAM & 2PM Long Beach homes m H.B. & C M M•JOR L£.a. GUE S.ALESMAH 751·7856 Ca 11 for a Pp I "' SI" 213-435· 7676 ~::: ~=~o c:,. WITH $5'00 to SI ,000 A WEB( Want Ads Call642-5678 Classified Ads-642-5678 Nt>erl expcr'd person with floonng, draperies harkground for order ing, schedulmi:. b1ll1ng Set'retarial skill~ 3184 A1r"ay Suite D n1 556 t601 P time. 7 days. 2 hrs da1 I}· AM de liven . L t\ Times. SIOO wk Lagun11 Beach_ 494 8496 P /TIME EVENINGS c~ Youth Carritn Adults with oulstandin1ot at1rarll1•e per.;onah11es who l'nJOY work10>( w11h 10 IS year old youths Evenings ~9 p m Call 642 ·4321 , ext 343 between 2 p.m and S J!:m Ask for Andrea P l l1me to F ttme ~ Hou sewife s tudent needed ror hte oHl<'e work. typing, fihng. gd phone vo1t'e Self start er 851-8393. 4000 MacArthur Blvd. Ste 3000,!UL __ -- REAL F..5TATE Mew HOllw S.a For Southern California Builder looking for full time sales person Must be Lie Comm Draw. needed S46·4481 -e r BE AN IMPROVEMENT FOR YOU? ~-498.b_ _ Would you also be better off if all your DELIVERIES D. lily Pilat .................. ;"·.:· 1-Call- 9 SMIOO- l .L IMVESTMEHT Eam while you learn PART TIME EYENtcS rN~E~TkiN~ ~i~ RCTaylorCo 640-9900 READY TO BE A WINNER? I con show you how to '°"' $50,000 + Cllnlalty! IF: YOU are tirl'd of flounuenng dead office inn YOU cra\'l' sµl•t•1alizl'd. personal "How To·· training from one of lhe most successful sales trainers m the busmes:-. YOU want to work tn a plush, well located office with a group of hi ghly motivated professionals. YOU want on.going sophisticated education & lrammg YOU desire the chance lo grow with a rapidly expanding. progressive company. CALL ME NOW in <Jbso lutt.! confidence and. Part time. Saturday & Sunday mornings. Musi have lge station wagon. van or pickup truck Gd driving record nee Work <'Onsist.8 or deliver· Ing bundles to Daily Pilot newspaper car. ricrs prospecting were done for you? Our salespeople work only by appointment which we fu rnish. We give them at least 2 a ppointments every day in our luxurious offices & they average over $.50() a week without traveling. If you have a successful sales background, and a California Real Estate License. we will s.how you one of the strongest & most profitable opportunities in the sales field you've e~ry seen. Fo r personal interview call weekdays 8·5, ~462·4931 or (714) 866·8881. All openings to be created immediately. Snow Lake Lodge, we are presently seeking adults wi th t eac h you creative BE A WJNNERI pleasant personalities who would be rin11nc1 ng, 1031 E x· • Good starting sala ry with regular scheduled lncrt11Ses. Call Don WilUanu "2·4321 btf. HAM or aft 2PM daily Big Bear Lake, Ca. interested In working in Sales & Promotion changes, invHtor de· MB. RUDU .a.M , .. A9900 with Daily Pitot Curlers 10 to lS years old vtlopment & counseling. '"'"' ,."" Unlimited earnings available to right person. Ex per tounselors re· ~._ M•wport .._ Hrs: 5:30PM to 8:30PM. Monday thru celve !~comm Theis ""' Friday. Some Saturday availability For an unusual oppty tor .cl P• 5""'91.,.. appointmtol, call. 642-4321, ask for Ben right penon. Confidtn· ..... 11111•• Williams. · t I a I lntuvlew Ca II Vlnet 548-5890. t 2 1 SAi.ES R.ip1dl~ gro~tnl( tom rnerl'1al tnlt'rtllr dl''t~n ~ bul>1nes' f11rn11 urt· firm IOOkllll( rur 'I'\ t•ral rnnt'l!fllUall~ or11·nu•d uuts1de salt''lll'r""'' \\ ork out or our Wh11t..r 111 Santa Anu lurat1•>11. c·11,er1ni: lhl' t(re<1lt•r L \ Or.in~!' Co Mt'J IJeal with top ll'll'I manai(t>mt'nl repre!>enllni( t hl' ftn•''' produrts 1n J mul11 lnll1un dollar 111111.1.,tn Salan rommt•n,urJll' w11h t.·xper . plu~ c·•mt 1111ss1on tar allnlAJnt't• t>-<pen,es & mcd11 a l j Please submit re!>om<' 111 .ibsolute t'Oflr1Jen1't.' 111 Has~ett Bt.1.'>111\''~ lntl'nors. PO Bu\ 9i0, Whtll 11•r !JOtillll . Attn <;an Bas~ell. Pre~1dent - SALES REPS CALIFORNIA MOTOR EXPRESS l'ahforn1a ~lotnr Ex press Co , a ~uc·res,ful l'ahrornta rnmmon r.ir• ne1 ~hn '' pmgres\1\1·1 & growml(. ·~ e'<pa11cJ111~ ti·~ Souttwm ra1tfom1J re1t111n ~alt'' dt•pl & 'eek-. add1t1onal ~·r1plt• "1th ,ales barki:muml The 1nd1v1duab \\e ~eek should be a)lrl:'SMl'P rl 'ulls Ortl'ntt•cl h,ir.t working, mature & 11rn fess1onal The' must haH cl high energ~ ll'I C'I & a proven trat·k rernrci 10 ):lies that md1C'Jtt·~ J des 1 re to ~ucceerl \ m1n1mum of 2 11•ar~ direr! sclhn1t l'W~.ort1•nt'l' 1~ required If ~nu meel the .:thfll l' quahl1rat1on~ & "n11Jd like to JOlll u 1At11111ng ll'am 111 the tn.it>kmit 111 du.st r~, ~l' tn\ 1te ~ ou ltl :.ubm1t \OUr lettl!r nf 1n tl!rr't & qua11r1t·atmn~ Ill conr1denrt'. to CALIFORNIA EXrRESSCO. 11:-,1 So Sant;1Fl'1\\e LosAngelcs.l',\ 90021 At1ent1on Ted ReJ?ner. ReJ?ll)OJI S;ile~ Manaj?er We olrer Jn e\cellt'nl salary, rnnge bl'ner1t program. company t'ar. & c.ireer ad\·ancement opportunities with a solid & su<"cessful rom j pan\' Qualified can d1dntes will be conlaC'ted wllh1n 2 weeks for further screenlllg ~OE M F If it's got handles you'll grab a sale faster in Daily Pilot classified ads. Call 642·5678 SECRflARY Support acC'tll J>l.'r,111111t'I h1111:t1on:. Good vam·11 & i:ro~lh opportunll' ~ II liO "pm, I Ylll' 55 wpm tu k<':--II\ IUUl'h \.l'~ purl (enll'r Im .1 t111n Good ~alan t. hl'neftt~ \rll!lll! \HU 5111 SECRflARY P/T P t' r m p .i r l 1 1 m I:' 'l't'retar' lnsurann• 1:\ ver1cnn· net'e)'ilr) llouri. & -,alJn neg Will lrJ1n rx cPpt1onal v1:r~on ro-.1:. ~1t·'.i 631 11#12 ~t·1·rl'lan , lull time ~ u1n-.1.dt'r I' 11me. mu~t hJ'e l(otld ~kill' Will tr.110 Clo \ et'tnr 1; raph1u. ,\ppl1 111 p«rson 'l IP\1 f:\rc-u111t' R o w In r ~!I II l \lat· \rthur Hild Sit' 211 \.1•1Apor1 H••Jrh i 14· i52 7179 SECRflARY C:ro~1nj! ln1ne Jl('n~1on Jt.lrnin"trauon & run 'ult1nl( Co nt>ecJ, •lllJ hr1cd 8('rrC'tar~ to "or~ d1ret·th for t'n I' r e ' 1 d l' n i X I n I Secret a rial ,kills man ti a I u r 1 , short ha n 11 helpful· Flnam·1al & or ln!a I backi.:round "111 J•Sl~l rand1datr Smoker!> need not <1pph C:untart '.\11kP K.~7 1204 SECRflARY E x p l' r 1 t' n n'<l f o r l'S lahl1she1J Or:1n~e Count' contrue11on firm Short.hand , t) ptni: & light bwkk~plllj! <'.ill i5-i-i411 SECIU:TARY REn:P TIO:"\IST l\ptnK & an~~erinl! phone<. Trend lmpor1 Sale,. ltll' 1200 \\ Coa~l 11~'. '\ B ti316941 SF.CR ETAH\' llt•C"e pl \1rpor1 la~ firm Gd ~k1lb . hr1i:ht ~t·lf Slllrll'r Non <.mkr Josie, 851-9025 SECRflARY Newport fWal'h IJ~ nl f1ce Word proces111n11. will train Cann &44 6SJ6 . Sec:etarial Planning firm lookin g for bright ~erretar\ to handlr \•aried ofri<'l! work Gd benellts. typ1n1? and shorthand a must Sal negotiable Call 8 5 641 8820 f:ia.nry Wahl . SECRETARY 2 person offtre. pvt com mun1ty 1n Soulh La2una f time. typing. bkkpg. hhng Start 1mmed Swe~e 499-4567 TN BIUesl Mlfbtpllee on the e>r..,.. Cottt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You (Oft Stl 11, ftflel 11, tiodt It Wlltl o Wont Ad (842·5178 ) One Coll Senet '°'' ""* ......- . I : t i : f f • .. IM Oranpe Coast OAJL Y PILOT /Saturday. September 19, 1981 Sell it all and put • myour t! DAY WEEK Bl>ays Special flat rate for non -commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for '8 days or one . Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. 3 LiReS .For an EXTRA day, call today 6'2·5678 8 Dollars TM nflW Dolly Piiot 8·Day W.ek lti ci Classified PLUS ~~!.~~ ..... ~!.~~r..~.~~ .... tl!.~~~· .......... !~.~~ ......... ~ ....... !?.~~ ~-~~~ ....... !?.~~ Secrrtary LAP /SHlrrtMG DEPT IAnll(\UI! Amer Oak Curio Washer. rleun, worh Free 6 Werk.s lruh Set· BORED? lmmed open1n1ts for Ca binet , SSOO Antique good 185 5•8·8St3 or tertLab mix . 2 Gold • M •F lapng much FrenchWall ClockS2SO 548·«M __ _ male, 4 fem black Work the hou~ opertrs & shpng dept 631-59'1!1. -Dryer. 11u. clean. works 536-~4 YOUwant ' will train Gd co tnsertirule good SSS. S.88513 or AdorableOrange&White We are 111 desperate need of secretaries with or without shorthantl , who type at least SO wpm Please call or come by for an 1nterv1ew. iv1cK1 HEsroNI & A.SSOCIA.TES !Specialists 10 Temporar) Clerical Personnel 1 540-0400 benef1lb <:all . Ocllronic FREB.AMD•s 548~ Male Kitten All shots Corp CM NewloadofAmer.oak& Maytag & dryer. perf Togoodhome.642-JlJM _ 54.S-OU.3 lots smalls. Come early working order SUS ea Just Beautiful ! M 1xed • TAILOR for best selerllon 9"-1295alt3 30P_M Lab. Great Dane , for romplete altcratlons (China CabinelS. too> licyclt1 802Cl Samoyed, Sherperd 11 & fitt111g 111 high quality 864 W .19th St. C M .... • ................. , wk puppies. 548·2980 _ men's store 831 R8JS 645-64J4l6'2-7331 Peugeot PX·lO Xlnt 10 Free. Kittens. 2 }ellow, 2 insert 1 rule spd. 23 in frame ts black: I white Almost 7 TEACHERS Antique Haviland Fine REYNOLOO 531 DB ull wks old All Male. EDUCATION MAJORS China. Green & Gold componenu huve been 548·1S92 Educators supplement trim Serv 12 $800 J!RVaded. $475 675 SJSS. -- your income with t'ff or 968 9774 f'iishiki 10 spd bo 5· 20" L.-:.a....-1050 F T child sitting Call . -· , ' y ' "'"'.._.... Sitters Un l imtt ed. Eary Ameritana lllho goodcond.$75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Califom1a's largest sit graphic prints, $.20-S3S -494-~J * * I BUY * * tm service 642·6680 ea World War 2 posters BMX Bikes S2SO & s.125 Good used Fumttu .... & $J.~ ea Wall Silt' maps $450 for both '" Tra"HER $3.PMSS ea. &14.1032 after 6 673-4441 Appliances OR I Will U. sell orSELLforYou Th rd grade · ..• 1 --Schwinn men·s 10 spd M ... ST .... ir ... UCTI,...._. 1 imml'ula e Double sided small anti 'l1" ood cond f7 · A . ~A "" full lime emplo) ment que oak desk From old , g 546-8689 0 646-8616 133-9625 !8004Skypark Rhd Benefits, Harbor ~rea bank (Ideal for twin --.---.--Ste~ Irvine f'or informalion tall children l ~. 84~5443 3 speed ladies.Schwinn 10 llUY FURNITURE SECIETA.RYR.E. 955.1794 after 7pm wkdy s speed ladies bake, ~ __ 95Hl33 Secretarial position in TEACHER lnfont anytimewknds Call833·~ KING INNERSPRING active NewpoM Center Development Program. --Beau Custom built EXTRA FIRM mattress Realtor's office front P lime M ember or A.MTl~E SA.LE Cruiser IS spd. Front set. never used. worth offare position rcquirei. lransd1sc1plmary team. Hoosier esks. ~quare and rear drum brakes. $530, sacr S248 del 1 good lelephone , oace. Special Ed 1mponant. tables. rhaars. m1rro~. Must see f750 968-7641 Never ~ queen sz, 1 t y p 1 n g . SH & a p Jackie POi>J!,_546-5760 ~~~~~e ~~T ~~r:.~i :~ luildlng Materials 8025 ~~~t~e~~u~t~h hoo~~ l pearant•e Real estate TUCHER-DA.YCA.RE 429 8egorua. Corona del ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S4-73SO experience helpful but 4 JQ.6 JOpm , M·F Mar REDWOOO 2X6'S --r!~1 e~::1d~:i~ J:~r~~r $.1 so hr s_.g_orn Beaut. English antique 4' to 20· long. Xlnt deck MUST SB.&. Tr.• -.. ........ E dresser & chfts t or mg. Fresh lood amvang Mahogany Obi. Bed terview !.'all Mn; Duhl. ...,..,.."..,,.. ~ kl Sa f tl N. ht t d SOUCIT,...S drawers. reasonable w.ee y ve al SS' 'ft w ma ress 1g s an Vine furniture and kni ck knacks Everything from brass beds t~ stuffed owls Antique clocks to barber chairs. Ba by grand pianos to steamer trunks. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday only 8485 Ba si n Circle. nea r Elhs & Newlan~ look for signs. 848·3.396. Wtst.y M. Tcrytor Co. "" 646 7940 Jim~ 646-988.San_ytame & dresser to match Like R.alton 644-491 O Need 15 immediately lo --A 1 ld 1-new Must see lo ap· Apl Sa le ! 4 piece sec Sat and Swi ~. 337 t.: ---I work eas ) even1ng Antique armo1re solid um ~ 1 ing g ass preciate. Only S!OOO ur tional sofa , a ntique Bayfront. Balboa hours. Great for stu· oak. beveled mirror. d?<Jrs. 8 · w/framc. S75. best offer. Maria chair. loveseat, oak & Island Furn. house 'ft•SECRETA.RIES-.• dents. 3-9. Mon·Fn No $2000B0.548-S103!f1orn ~~~ frame. St5 63 1 7797 art 6 PM glass table. captains items. clothes and lots Xerox8.503C»lr$7SOhr sellrng Call 9660151 Ant1queSeeret.aryDesk ----weekdays. anytime waterbed,odds&ends ..!!:!fil Rft Tty~1SF18.000SIO 200 aft~r.Jpm S200 SfHE ETd. tM ETAL gawble11&h weekends If no answer ~to ssoo. 67s-SJg>_. "-ars Jom•~er & Port· ~cp '"" un . 642-58'12 oun a Ion vents o please keep trying ..x u• a· ExpConsulla.ntOurs Telephone ....... 0 .... _ !!.°o 0633 s150 takes all 20 soras. new . ...., Lo' fumature/Garage Sale shop. Girls Schwinn Liz Reinders Ag). lnr A,.,... .~..-.. 80 IC ...,.,.. _, d111ing table sw 4 chairs. · Bike. VW I RS transax 4020 Birc:hEst'64EOE PHOMIPBtSOH •••••••••••••••••••••" -eseats. S88. Sleepers. Spanish style console el. misc. Junk 1821 Pon Newport,833-8l90 Pree 1 P tame phon, per on HARBORAREA CGMeros& S199.FACTORY9S757~ stereo. Walnut cab. Charle~.!h_ 11111!!'!!'!11111111-........ ---, needed to ca ll & set APPLIANCE SERVICE Equipmlftf 8030 Fine Quality Funuture 6 bookcase. stained glass MOVING . New cloth , -I app'ts for busy Solar We buy~appliances ••••••••••••••••••••••• pcsectional.lyrold cost hanging lamp. and d II E SECY. LEGA.L boEnergy Co S4 50 hr t We sell recond , guar s~.~LE1 I ENLA1 RG ER tioQQ._sell ~ 64(}.0SSS much more Sept. l9 ~ ~; 6~:~~~~1a;i5, stab Npt Center law nus AskforM aJ?!>han.res 549-3077 Lor ens bare Y used Lrg Pe~n Corf -t· bl 4872 Basswood, Ln c M firm needs exper legal LIQUIDYME -S200080 493-..7960 s9s 2 match~ aened Irvine · secretary w good typ ENERGYSYSTEMS llUYA.m.JAMCES Nikon F'TNS0.2tl>Zoom tables $.1.5 ea ~nple 3FAMILYSALE YARDSALESat84Sun '"It · dictaphont' & 754-0581 754<X>JS bes -951.:8133 20mi11Jmeler $450080 Maple' finish dresser 9to3SAT919 9-!2 Cnb,girls20 .. bake s~orthand skills Real New Therm1dor4S .. ghm Wi!!i cases. 55]_4532 SI IO. Courh, $95. Twi~ I06 Via QiJOll, L!.d.Q: & other good things 2532 Estate ht1gat1on w em-rook lop w grid JSMMKOWA Bed frame mattress & ~l_!!mbia Q.r.C.M. -- phas1s on land usc law TRA.VB. A.GENT die 1broiler. model DGT With F'lash SIOO box springs. SIOO Sohd s;~ ,:~5h/:~r. d~~~s bif BABY items, hsehold Salary compet1l1\P lmmed1ateopenmgfor1 4S.reta1IS700SellS4SO 557.8393 maple butche blork great stuff 960 gds Cam/gearSatOn 640.6960 ex per 1 en ced age n l. 640-4lSO ---S r ' Iv 253 24lh Pl 646 8762 -Vacation travelers --Canon S14XL·S sound 7S Misc small furn PaularanoCM " ----· - SEC'Y ILEGA.Ll Bea ut1ful Newpo rt j1S~~;:·g~'. :1~·54~~~~ movie camera. S120 ite~493-7960__ 4th annual garage sale 0Jr~i:eer ;~l~es':r:aa~t: New position open in our Beach office 640 0821 or S.S 448S Elmo ST l200HD 2 trark MOVIMG SA.LE tools. ski eqwp .. glass oak desk. clothing & I well·estabhshed lrnne Gene sound P roJ . $230 Westinghouse side by· btls. furn, bch crusrs. offa l'e I 2 yea rs ex I Dryer, gas. clean. work s 551 1149 side refng, roppertone, go/rart prts, wt SUlls, bl se°a ':/a rid\~ s c5d 3~ penence. Excellent typ I NT'1tt' Art t;'9r·1 f:s0~ S7S 548-8513 or Ko~ica TC SLR. J lenses. S4SO. Oueen bdrm set, gear In aUey at 113 26th 760-0473 111g skills Salary oper t · ·c a~w o~sr3 ~ . --manyextras S400 SJOO.Misc.~ St SAT-SUN HELP USCLEAN·OUT ~all Fra~3622 our 0 qua 1 ie Fr1dgidaare 559-5821 eves o s Pl GIANTCHURCH person to manage ticket Very good rood. $125 ~-1 ectaon ay Pen TRE·GARAGE SALE Hospical .. neflt saturdly, sepce.-.r tt, 1ttt ......... MEXICAN ~ z:= FIESTA ~ GA.It.AGE SA.LI t am-l ptn ft'l<JU!>c!n<l~ of Items · Barg.Jins C.aln!e AnllQue Car Show Milllc>Cl\1s · fOI~ kHICil Oancn~ Celebnues • S11rpr...cs r OOd Service 1>y rai:o de Car~ ·ln(l Carts Jr a (olrfKaW'ler Enter pt~ live RaoHt Brl)J(](a~r OU KIKF FM !>oor orues every 1~ minutes lot~ lnts M()(e• AUCTION 7:JO pm featuiing c.irs IYOQ Rolls Roy1 e P11c111tm1 vi L11110 1QOO Austin Healey J(XXJ 11HI f()(d Repll(a An • r urs Jewelry fill>\ to E ui11c LCXdtlOllS . An Aratltan Cr~( clO<I Mucn Ml.Kii More · Conmbut1U11s trom Famous Persor.aht~ Cieor~ !!~h Rot>en Reof0<d lra!\k SWlcltrcl <Jerc1ld lord 60() Hape Arnold Palmer frdtey ~ustin visa o. Mclstertard a<cepted a1 bo!h Ci.Ir age SJli' rln<l Aucuoo s1 !XI adlmSKlll to C.dr.1ge Sale SJS 00 admtSSIOO to ) )Opm AUCllOO 1060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cbutnut gelding, UI hands, good dressa~t' prosi>ecl. $1500 /\ft. 8. ~239&=-----­APPl E Gelding · 6 yrs. Has placed In shows. Od for beg ri der Eng/west. Some tack. /OBO. 548-&407 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,Dlx. Maytag/ washer/ dr yer, 4 p c . wi Ir. /plllows patio set 6' ricus trees, plants misc aft. 5 760-0CSO. __ _ Full size canopy bed wf mattress. SlOO Dresser to match. SlOO 26in Ladies lspd bike, Sl.S !Sin Girls bike. SIO Size 3 Soccer Balls, Leather & vlnyl , SIO 133-3492 Let's 11\ake a dea'l';ver. ything goes water softner. 24 cu n reefer craps table & much more 55~5943 -----hwelry 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOlD EXCHA.HGI pays top cash for gold, silver & diamonds We IC k u_p 83.S-2182 X&.nl GIA Rated 1 CT. Rowitl DIA H Color VSl2 Lowest Price J anet. 497·3640 eves Exq1usite TIFFANY gold ribbon bracelet with 70 rubies Best offer O\'er S2500 MMWaary 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodworking tools. some neve r used Sears Craftman 12" Radial arm saw w / s tand, blades S47S . 1.; hp grinder wfstand $140 Dnll press stand~. 318 hp planer wlcase S80 I hp router. bits , tble, guides. case $19'1. Mitre box S'73. Sander w1ctue 165 Recap saw w case plus blades S'70. Lalhe set w/~1 hp mtr. most chisels never used S180 Or a II for Sl3X>. 546-2399 Mhul••• 8010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LoYtlaiooM Helium Bouquets de livered. Perfect for every occasion. 673-4419 S•cy/Rtc~ ing1consumer d1v1s1on 631-46:ti Cots 8035 Couch. rust colored GARAGESALE Many items left over j 1-, H Entry level pos1l1on ma Must be familiar with --•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Best offer Oak Ommg Sal. only. 8 3(>-4. at St from remodeling. re --1--'-~-+---+---a---fast gro .. ing, exciting ATC IATA computer Ma ~tag Portable Kittens CFA. top qual . Rm Table wl6 chairs Andrew·s Episropal decorating and growing •"<:::: •BALLOONS ad\·en1sing agent'> in s}stems. Xlnt salar) & ~o~~h~ dryer X Int Burmese,2. Himalayan, Grandfather's Clock Church. 4400 Barranca children. Used and new , ;. ! , Unique personalized gift ln•1ne Great potential benefits Call Dia. ne. 4"" <""• 4. Siamese. 4, $100.$2.SO Bar Chairs SSO each Pkwy· Irvine I Wood patchwork quilts and for birthday, weddings. for the right person EK Mon. Wed .. & f r1 _,..,._...,.,... lnq invited Terms. Plants Hall Tree SlSO. J!rid~L -pillows . 2 tl<ied toilets. anniv CaJl now~5 cellent t)pmg and or-IOS~~.752 078!.._ Coppertone Chambers 548·8587 631·6220 Garage Sale. alto sax. s I e e per couch & Balloons Of Newport ganitat1onal skills re TYPIST/RECr:aT. Stove S15 F'r1g1da1re Per;;;n kitten s200. 3 Mov111g Sale. coffee ta· furniture. Dodge saddle matching lo11e seat. REOW,..,_ •16-ir quired Please ('all ..,., Refr1g 1125 642-8850. adults~ lo $100 Reg ble. 2 end tables. glass tanks. clothes. hshld toys. children 's ska ..,.._,. ~ Madelyn (714 ) 833 396.Q 5~wpm · sa l~ry com 840·8208 546-9965 tops. match 2end lamps, Top quality junk. 924 clothes & other good •· lo 20' long. XJ.nt deck· SEC'Y/RECr:aT. mensurat.e with exper Frost F'ree Refr1g "---8040 l haog111g lamp, SS-0<1 Ma1n. H.B U.ake Park> tri\'1a 1817 Seadrift. OeFcoratobrs GkaragebSalke. Mov111g sale Paintings. ing ... FlresSah load arriving a-• Permanent P ttme. 3 A\O d I rt s1.50' ... ...,.. 080 Anl.lque Haviland Wknd !:?__ Corona del Mar. across urn. nr a rac · p 1 c t u re fr a m es . w~. Y ve at SSC/ft Busy N B architectural da}s per week. 9·5Pm 546 f~o, e open ....................... fine china Green & gold Apt sale, everyth1n11 from Irvine Terrace clothing, picture frames wheelchair. pool table Jim,646-91185anytime. f1rmneedssharpperson lnterna11onal Tradinit KEESHONDPups AKC trim.Serv l2S800.Mlsc must go.sofa beds.TVs Park Sat 10amto 4pm etc. Sal 9·2 415 light, bunk bed , SCHWINNExercisebike. with good skills !lypc65 Co , lr\'lne Call Normn. A.ptli11tlton Champ sire. Mlf Pet& furn & knick knacks. California Kang Size Sunday noon to 4 Hel:otrope Corona del children 's books, anll like new SlSO w P m I • Ir 1 en ti I \I 833 8970 Sl9 631-9366 s ho w p '' t Pt Y 968 7994 b d t ( A 11 Absolute( no ~sales_ Mar. ques. baskets & misc fi46.S2SO persona ht) for phones & mlST -- -213 697 1!45aft6Lm -·--e · pa 10 urn fr d k \V d Fng1da1rewasher1dryer Floral couchflo\eseat. quality items. Give Liv rm , din rum. +lots YARD SALE·2 Houses. junque.:BJFlower,C.M. ROLLING STONES 64~~72. es en Y • Good salary tn start S 3 5 0 . A m a n a RU rROllEM? Xlnt cond. S200, 2 green away prices. 846-4590 more. Must sell All gd kitchen utensils, ap· MOVING OVERSEAS 2tickels 10111 SlOOea -Full time JOb For in Refrigerator w ice PEST FREE elec vinyl easy chrs. xlnt !!'}'tll!!.~----quality 15.SSMesaVerde plianres. clothes. m13c. SeeadunderClass.~ 754-lD Service Station Allen lerviews call ~ker $350. 641-ill.L_ tronica lly rids your cond S20ea. 631·5016 SAT 8·4 Men & women's Or II 14E. C.M Sat 'Sun items 236 Camellia Ln · 342 Peach Tree, N.B. Packet of JI appratSed d.ant t'ull Time days 548-2271 CALORIC eye level gas home. of all .crawling & Ca I 1Jorn1 a K 1 n g clothing. lamps. par 1Mon. CM. 9AM. Sat. 645·3011 GARAGE SALE· Rem. EMERALDS valued at CdM S73-~ . TYP IST RECEP store ~/stj.f-~noven. fl y ing insects Waterbed. built up. tures. dbl sink. Ex -RedwoodF'umAllkands. Ga.rage sa le 2563 HO 30·06 auto S150: S2400wiH 5ellortrade' Semre station attendant TIONIST p R & fund. de EO~l!iS 6962 ~!t~~:nently. 635·8028 man)' extras. Sl<XXl/bst erciser lots more 20!l oil paintings, pictures & Fairway Dr CM Lrg sports equip, ski boots sz ~8688. days6AM-3PM Apply velopment d e pt Whirlpool wa shing . · . ofrMustsee.966-1980 Mangold.Ave CdM.1n frames , misc galore ' ~egt::ac~hedes1k,n~':': 8·9-11,bille.motorcycle. 2EarlyAmerbarstools Shell station 17th & Personable. organized machine. 2 spd. 4 cycle Wire Fox Temer P~ps. 2Rustswivellchrsl>Sea. alley 315 E 16th Sl C M I bwa er a er. •. skate board parts, 4" sacr ~ e~ 4 green: lrvrne, N B. -s e If st a rt er Varied $.50. Westinghouse Frost AKC. Xlnt breeding 9' Sofa & 5' loveseat. gm Sun 10.5, 5352 Glenroy, Sat !Sun . dawn tit dusk. sg ~~e ar !lh7.. pool.tble. 9d spkrs, ice chests, more. striped din. or occ SERVICE STATI ON re s p on s 1b1I1t1 e ~ _[ree SIOO. M7·839_3 __ Shots SJ90 827-S292 __ clrs, 2 sw1Vel It gm chrs HB Furn. clothes. odds 646-6368___ 0 couc · .ster:io. en 1116S Swan Circle. C M chairs ~all Coleman ATTEM>EHT 55 65wpm Ex rell Magic Chef Micro Wave SHIH TZU pups. AKC. S400/~~7390 &ends. Lotsof oodies. 312 Coronado St. Balboa lbls&othrmlSc.items Sal/Sun9-5.S40-1683 stove.' old but hardly Full or part limr E\'en· benefits &. oppty lo ad Gas range combo. SIC S2.50 and ~p. Cash only. 6t;;· Solid Walnut dresser, 3 family. 10 yrs collect· Pen In s u I a . a I I e y. Garage sa.le Sat. lots of GIAMT SALE used. Sis. Canvas dome ings & week~nds vance Santa Ana area oven $400. Waste King 631·9;Jal king hdbrd. 2 night ing.Sat only See dime a SAT/SUN. 11 to 5 good funuture, beds col-Sat./Sun. 9-4. Furniture. tent, m1Ssmg pole. Sis. Mac·s Texaco9611-6S<X> 546·5760 D1shwasherSSO 645-3164 Doberman Puppies. blk & stands & 2 lg wall m1r· ltne Many more items Books, tonso(m1sc or TV. lar:nps. dLShes. tv's. clothing. LP re· Medicine chests. SIS ea SERVICE StatJOn attenrl \' ET E R I N A R Y Washer -;nd dryer gd tan. 17 weeks I shots. S75 rors S600 bst o fr 3!H Magnolia CM Walnut Stereo console. ~~~ ;{~~.hq;;.sCo~~~ cords. skis. misc. elec ..:55=.l::..·:.;Sl,_,l:!-8 __ _ 10 assist owner w tubes. H ~PITAL cond SSS ea m1Sc items ea. 645·7390 Sun 11·5. Books. clothing, $75. Walnut record cab. delMar cords. movie cameras. Utility tralr 00 nat bed islands & gen. maant Needs ru11 time person 646-4078 _ _ _ 964-6161 _ Dining table. brn lac-antiques, furn 226 $75, 7' couch, SSO, car stereo equlp .. h.shld & $190. tow bar for sm Full lime Apply Mr Mon thru Sal to do rlean· 2 Dishwashers. port.. 4 AKC Cocker Spaniel quer. 6 ch.rs (2 wtarmsl. Prom~tory Dr. E NB sunrf. $2.S, kitchen vent. kit items. etc. 17921 car t2S S4.S--6295""'. __ _ Botts. 2490 Fa in·iev. 1 n g bathing and wood tops, S200 & S2SO pups M F Buff. 6 wks Uphl incl le~. IJOO Garage)ai;, Sat. all day. S.S.00. Childs bike. SlO. Butler St .. Irvine, nr Jollll Wa: Rd. CM brus h1ng Ir v ine OBO ... n 9574 an 7nm SIS0-$25-0 641-1672 751.(~93 Sun AM . 2•031 Via waterbed. S300. & misc. Culverl!Mlchelson. T.a-a.. = --552 1513 --~---· L.:..:.:. ---~ ., 545·22.W. 317 Nassau Rd.. -- Sewing mach operator -2 Pair GE washers & Adorable Bloodhound. F. Comer Group bedroom or Po la La ·Ni · CM iiiiiiiiiiiSe•l•lli'd.leliitemsilliiiii ra111ily membenhip needed f~r glider mfg. WAITRESSES dryers. SIOO & S3501pair 9 wks. AKC. S300 living room set. Built in 7~9322 sewing suspension sys. Exp er J > rs m 1 ry Call aft. 1, ~9574 __ 494·S486 'T70-118S stereo $200. 642-(920 TV. I BM typewnt.er, slu· l~H E Walnut SA F lime avail Apply 1n Litton Coming top elec. Shihtzu adorable 11 mo F, Broyhill Premiere 6/pc dent desk. oo({ee It end 547·3884 person. Jolfy Roger. 400 s tove wfmicrowa ve Needs someone to play Medit. bdrm set. xlnt Ibis, stereo. 2 bar stools SHlrrst • So a C~ast Hwy · Laguna above. asking S600 cash with. S80. 752-8330 _ cond. $600. 7S9-95.S7. & m 1 rror. I c us tom Must have UPS & c c Be c 846 6914 attemoons. Sib. Husky pups. AKC, Must sacrifice 3/wk old made). ~174 ex per Gd benefits, WIMDOW WA.SHER Garrers & Sattler Elegant xlnt markings, S195 Pvt liv rm. din rm, tables. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. •••••••• .. ••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Church Rummage Sale salary open Hrs. 7·3().4, Must have exper. & de-fas stove. dble oven. party, s:JS.3485_. _ _ la.mps. pictures. etc 4 pie~e liv nn set Sora. 5' gla$S &Olk TT:aditional Girls dressu. white. xlnt Mahoganr 4 poster bes. Fri·Sal 9.4. l44t w Mon Fri !WRHSE l. ~ndablecar 646:!!1_80,_ 1SO,perfect.00-8SJ2 AKC Chow puppies. Wall take 50"', of rost chair. love seat, ol corrtt table, hke new. cond matching mirror Mat ~h1ng dresser Balboi l~to$100 F. v VIC ~ x Ray GAS RANGE. Blue, clean Please call s.53-lOU. toman. $450. 54().1287 best orrer Kathi 644-7 suofirm. Ml-5319. w I m Ir ror . 2 n I g h t . 10' c ed ~-" d Eves 67S.llJZ7 stands, S&oo. Drop leaf 8 ft steel work bench SHIPPIMG/RECV'G REGISTERS> 30" with griddle Sl25. --~6676. King-size bed & frame, arv """" inlng . Queen·sizesleepercoucb din rm tble, 2 chairs, w /stor~fe & elH Small distnbution com· X-RA. y TECH 548·6102 Ad or able Lhasa A psa SlJO. good cond. Lee's table w 16 c~ wood &a Custom nook area 48" ta· & match.ing love seat, SIC>CI, End tables. S35. r~ceway. 100. folding pany looking for Experience required SearsKenmorefrosHree Puppies , AKC . TreeServtce,&4G-8733. leather .chairs. S5oo ble/2 hi·blck benches. black with chrome. 1146-1468 pmgpongtbleoncasters responsible person to Sal ary negotiable. refrlg. lS cu rt. runs 714/84().7677after4. 9xl2 OrientaJ Aubusson OBO. Gold Love seat, dk. solid wood. $60. Good condition & great 8'flonl Early Amer $50.545.oaleves/wknds run warehouse fulltime. New port Beach Area rfecl $450.963-6461 In search or adorable Design, blue with rose F~~~~·;:n Din set. 6 963-6461 for a den. S32s. Call sofa , vinyl maple BEA UTY SHOP equip. Airport area Call K.R. Medica l ()(flee Send re-Sears Suds Saver Wash medium size young dog. and cream. S1200 firm. chairs, 2 leaves, Xl.nt Lawson overstuff~ anti-675-0898 trimmed rocker. box ment and Rxtures for Apderson Co mpany, sume to Classified ad machine S&o. Sears gas Prer. ma&e, pedigreed or 631·S88S cond, $350. Queen size que chair, matching ot· CARPET 135 sq. yds. spring matt . 6 dwr s a I e . I ii c I u des . .s.49·1343. 11704, Daily Pilot, P.O. dryer $60. 548-4039 not. Have loving home. MEYa USED sofa bed loose pillows \oman, $250. 646-1367 Xlnt cond. StlU In home. ttreuer & nile stand, ff Yd r au li c ch a,! rs. Stipplitg Bclx l560. Costs Mesa CA New refrigerator frost-646-3375 Sora & lovueat S300, new, ws'. ~ ' Brown nauga.hyde couch. Sl75. lrvioe ,83).ZZ75 wicker hamper, SUm· bai nl)'llna sh lions. Energetic person want· ~ less. cross \op freezer. Fne lo Y• 1045 bunb S2CIO. Qn. bdrm II drawer custom maple SJOO. Wood cab4nel ZS" Sofa, yellow and gold Gym exerciser, 3 spd mhirrors, hairdr)'ers. ed to worit tn our ship-Mtre.._., ' color while. $875 ....................... com pl SS.O. dlnette 1170, chest Sl.2S dbl bdrm set color TV, 950.~193 Sloo. Chair S?S. ladies Schwinn, 10 spd ~ 1 mpo~ bowls and ping dept. Flexible hrs, ...................... , 673-4424 hetland Sheep Dogs, Mattresses /Box spr-3pc$150.~. ' Full size bed and wicked sQ.s.q :::s.::,. All good atf!'~::Ua~~~s. full & part time. SJ.SO ~ 100 Electric Stove . JO", dou-brotb~r & sister, B&W, lngs: Twin SllO. full '90. MOVING OVERSEAS table Dec BR set.• pc, hrdwd, · Call '31·'754 or. after 11. per hr Call Patti •••••••••••••••••••••••! ble oven. self clean, beaut1ful.49!M606 queen $130. MORE ' Refri1. UOO. patio furn. &*ZMS Fr. Prov. Od coiid Cocktail table. ~lfgHl. caU• ... S48·SS25. gold. Like new. $150.Bla c k pyre male n0-090l 1150, gu BBQ sso,CrystalandbronRll&ht Dmserw/mimrSl.25,2 ~~lop 3XS S280. F-==.V=-=.:..::;R~a;::;;c""q-u_e_t_C-lu_b_ SH.,,,M•JUCEIVIHG WESTMrNSTER 963-3395. neutered Lib. 4 yn. lov-FUIMT'Ulf plant•. pots. queen fllture. Sl.50 chats S7&ea. desk• chr . lifetime membership, o•~ ABBt"Y Refrigerator. very clean. es people, good watch Sofa. cofree table. end waterbed $400, desks 873-4U4 Sl.2S, Or compl set l350. Wall mirror, S bud-xh1t facilities. saoo. ANTIQUE MALL au\o defrosUl50 doc. 64Ht'T7 or S48-9960 tables, bookcase. tide 1100 • $17$. coffe table Couch szs. 17M73'7 ~rdt. oite table, cban· -- lmmed. open!ng ror~xp 11751WestmlntterAYe mtoac>° WHIRLPOOL die· arm chain, butcher SlOO, end table S75, French carved dlnlna deher,puJJl~ma-.Tablt .;<.:;:~;::;:;.... ____ _ 'lnexp. pcl"IOO ~work GARDENOROVE Washer dryer, Uke new. hwuher, coppertone. block. twin btds and wuber ' dryer $.S70 httfllrs.... chain w/cane back. lamPf, Zen.it.h console IAC-IALL In all remlc ship/~er S.SUUD GianticremTV-. aood for pttts 548-9880 other mlsc furn . S.t and Orimtal kins bdnn Hi ~c-••d ......, Bhtf Ile'"~ am/fm, 4~' Rancho San Joaquin dept. Sal to v11y With ~· or548-JQ31 sun . 20$1 ca II e $1750 hairs book 2 new flactan Bantoolt I s. x 2' x J' WDldfllm 2oall ram lly member1hlp. exp. Grt'at co. benef1ta. ese litlle ad• re~ll.y m.mia tooll .c uc11' u':.i Sell for • ea. Retall1 SoUdOakParqmdlnnn fumwttdrawers iotaot Sl'U •bllttt.!12•.rJ Call: Deltronlc Corp. work ! Joi n the Refrt1 Croetfree, clean, AdorQtetitteos ~!:i;~;.J:.,Juan Pu'c :Tre~rei:Le. for~t•.hewTrad. ~:;t;:l~~t= mlac.w.7154 ' •BOmAL.HJ CM ~13 ~a= :'re.~~ ;:~so. 548·8U3 or rey • 4:-~t~~lttee, 4 c .. bJoa ScU. Ce.ltry. 151·*4 ~'~oo-..:d ud ~:~:~ Ml. efaDdMW.1151417 ...,_. • 1161 Face cnam tAblett I ( ..... ut ...... h1a Xlnt cond. mo. 1 twln SELL Idle I•~ _.... • lhllA .... • for -Babv crib, •100. Xlnt ....................... .........__ ·-l-·. 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MCMBERSIUP 8~rnde bdl'lll ""' ,.11 .....u1.1 TIUMPIT •p~LAatwtf 1 lip i"r t 1oe1 ....................... •• l ot HtPf stwto aoti W••tt bed, iii OIO. l It n11e • Quefa bdl>l'd, • ...._ 100 • drunuetle7 .... !: ................. Ro11l1nol S 2 + Gue ............................. ; .............. . -IMlal-M•,8*tt• ::~vm:t:"t' ~ NNllJm.l rtoderD•haa .. Amp w. .. w Olym~~ SE Blndm11 IHTA~ Bc-1u11tul Color TV. 2 yr DI rrAr~sSAU; W Dtclltr, ~Ult toed ba; w/l ttoob 'f~ahlod ~:o~-~t prc·C BS $U O Xt ra Klmb11l S~r 500, 3 ,Hi s~ quality ortlce :!~·0 se0rdlx1:t =c11~ llMOO&MSALE j.~'~i{.:S" delivery •t llA •• U I · • b•ck bar redwood RIG.HT~ Clean! u yboard8 Ufl> rumitutt. ~t aet tu otd~l&S K1tchc:o equlpm .. nt. ~uria La SA. Nr L.1wa.mowtr, l ronl chilaehm-•04.bercwt· ScleaUata tli im YOllr J ecll,la.5%22__ •.MS-1pprecl1le Auume l'..'1· ---tablH, ch1ira, wall dt'· "KUtteho""" Xlnt Horn uclidl Huerd New t.llrow. 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I wood eran1wn'? _ ~~ ec SIOO ; 3ed0 ateel Blue • aold M1c1w, tMO lbat 49'71* 3lat SI > Newport 1>'1$·$3$9 cllhna MW comforter' exc.Uept for aer .. ae or ah1de '11-. y A c H T c L u 8 Tenor HI. St~r Mark w/lock rs. Al$O desk b1by, hltld red. lame. p I Tbl Int d II Btaeh . 2oal s k •O h o 11 s'e hold . m I at· 1bop. lf1vt 50 1t •~ u . Newpo '1 Beach Teonu M EllBE~IP Vll. a ll'l\05t brand new, ...m!!Ch~.~1·0499 J!OO CurtJ.s~eeo.'653 ~\~~ r!u. ;n:v. BEAUTY SHOP equip A~~·~ t) 01~1 es~7s 5M·lJ!7 __ __ 983 4004__ Club F 1mllr Mmbahp One .or Ntw110rt a nneat Jl&OO. 8'4-1021 Car p~one Livermore Cocllallela, Loveblrda, In& m usl sell. s.so menl and rixtur~ ror IMO. ll2S 121:,, 598 2131 Klnt Si wllttbed.•lnt Enc:yclopedli 1981 un S150 Inc trenaf racilitla.Savel500from T rumpet. Bundy, top Satclhte L Z P LCP Fincbes •other Uinh. 080.613·7S86e7503S4 sale l n t•ludes TVd~ bo 1~ 1 coed . uoo ; O'Neil optMd.SJa (wUQ1$l 1·7 _normal mt mberahlp cond .. a,.t tor student, lOlOAll chlMt!l deluxe. $150tol&O.~ -=----Hy draulit t·h,ur•. ON le a~ S~ U:~ull!d Wellult, tull/la~c 115, Juaior Brltaulcfl '70, bpenalve Weddlnuown lua Contact Mr. 70,731).t:m aut.othannclatarth and "-ot&°"991 lotO HIWWITSUIT ba lr•tylin11 stations. ~ anfcn~ ~7 S urfboard, 7 . HO G r ea t Boo k sel . &vell.Slle lOonZ.$17$. Jickaon.7f4-~7430 CLARlNET·V1to. selecUon,raualdl.'lpl1y, ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• mirrors. h111rdryt'r,, --Ni-!080;8753228 Chlldcr1ftl&O. 642·S872 Goodeooditlonw/c11e dial bud for IMTS H 81ldw10 Upright BodyGlove.uL.f7S sh•mpoo bowls 11 nc1 TAPIDICIC Metal stora&t shed 3500aqf\eoodquallty ~ s J l.250.s.4&-2399 Plano. Groat Cond! 536-8832 lounges. displlly cnbe~. Ad vent cauelle, PX wtnoor. Ulle Nw, rnual Electric Wbltlchalr $350. Gold carpet. 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New 10 gal Prlv" party w1~1 buy typewriter, Exxon QYX Hot suck · DAILY I'll.OT lrJ!s Sl300 5..51 1149 Ana Ave., CM. brtlla. GERetrl&trat.or elec wlbeater, In box, man 1 Gruen ~urvu Make yuur shop pi ng w/dlsplay Assume lease SELL idle ittms with a Sflt\'lt'flllHElTOllr SANYO Ret•t-iver untl Have somJthing to M1" Stl&ffed ~r alto pk as. Misc flour. Ugbt.s, watch, Ii Remington e11ierby111ing theDaily orbuy Daily Pilot Clau1hed WANTAC'TIUN" l)alL1bout ' Terhn1cs Turntablt Classified Ids do 1t w;tL tores miK. _.,. ~$20. sat only UHl069 Model 11-C. 64M248 Pilot Claaified Am 951·~ ~L _ ~1reQ_~ 642 5678 uesl uHer S:.>-429P Here's How You C1n Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line our famous DIMES-.,·LINE ADS MUST BE • Bring them or mall them with contd cath 10 Dall, Alot. 330 W. lay St .. Coata Me11, CA. '2626 PLACED BY J p.m. ON FRIDAY. • Eich Item muat be priced with no Item ow1t $50. 20c pe• ltne -$1.CIO mlrlmum. • No llvettock, proctuu or plant.I • No commetclal Ida 1Howed • DIMES-A-LINE FOR INFORMATION CALL LOIS 642-5.678, ext. 319. ., BAKERS rack SIS. Old GOOD sate used car and REEL lo reel Sony tape Fl SHI NG reel 9Sc TWO auto speakers S3 OLD GE. wringer type s t a 1 n ed g I ass $50 truck tires. S.00xl3 S4S deck Ofrlce chair mat Postcard mimeograph each Car radio 8 track washer $20 Ice box ror Games SOC SS Pioneer 8 set of 4 16Sx13. 175x l3, S20 OU1ce supplies SS. Hot Dog roolcer 7Sc SJ Surfboard tort $10. camver $20 Old gas or track player S20 New K 18SxlJ radials $45. set or SS·SlO. Clothing SOC·S2 Large childrens blocks four orange molded butane healing slove & E parallel bar 4 175xl4. 18Sxl4, 195xl4 Medicine chest SS. Suit· S3 Letter and number ('hairs S8 Four burner $2 0 Uvr1ghl la wn ln st amat1c lype radials.~setotrour cases SI S3. Rocking decals $5. Ice cream electnc built in range mower engine SI S ('ameras SS Gotr shoes 2·185·70xl4. S25 pair chair SZ5 Walnut stool chair $2.50. Spool yam top S20 Two sliding Mim eog raph cop) S3 Old Coke Ice chest f R 78x 14. (i R 78x 14. SlO Lawnmower Sl5 S2.50. Crart !.upphes closet doors 42mx~m S3 machine S'lS. Old Kirby SlS. Auto alarm new Sii. HR78xl4 SZ5 pair 18SxlS Flower pots 25c·$3. Pie· PI a s le r Parish . each Thirty assorted vacuum cleaner S2S Car cover $30 Large V W. radials S3S pair. ture fr ames 20c S2 hydrocaJ. clay, burlap, ch1ldrens boxed games Large wooden cable re bullelm board 5,j Su1l LR78xlS, S4S set or 4 Light fixture, new SS. Jew e Ir y s upp Ii es, s l each . Lad 1 es els SIS each. 8191 Sterl case S2. LP flicords SI radials Two LR711xl5 New Golf shoes ll l2 frames, plaques, silver handbags soc Ladies mg Ave , lluntmgton TWO black and wl11te TV's S30 t-ach Quet>n size malln•ss, lleauty Rest $40 Ches t or drawt>rs SIO Women ) clothing all size ~ d res~es SS Pant) $4 i like new ' Book) 25c and paperb11ck~ 2Sc Twin )ILe firted and lop sheets S2 each Satur day and Sunda} artl'r IOam. 331 <.:osta Mesa Street. C05lli Me:.a BEA TLES· Four t•x ('01 '11'HY Ouk Dr111> SO '\\' 9111 ponablt-rv tremel~ ran· lire )IZI' lear tal>le 3\4rt in l'"' blacl-. :ind \\hilt' $25 1>llutograph:. or cat•h or C't'lll•rll l'OndLtlon siu 1 Alumm tum Ca)emenl lhl• rour· Bealll'S. n·r~ mill rhlnl( t•hairs $20 \\IOdow tft6111x4fl S3S r.ire colle1·torl> lh'nt). rud1 \\fill i.ell tahll• OJnd Shulll'r~ to ril $25 vro!lu1•t'<l 111 1964 onl> t•ha1r srpciratt•I\ l.ari:e tJblt• I.imp S35 $SO l'J('h Beatles 714 559-5002 1,1s 6!f:JO e\e' souven1l•r button w11h -- • .ill four' m II onl~ SS r I R E s M I l' h l' ' Geori::r llarni.on reOt-r Thomp)un 70 F 71J 14 1or nni: 't'r~ rare good cond1twn SIS ellth WOOD ~mdo"~ 2fl6m><4 fl S:W 2rtllinX4H 1<hu1ter) s:!5 Jft F.llft entn door ~1th &·halgr hardwarr $4 :, :m ~lift Frenc·h 1loor~ SIS :'-Oe" B1folcl "o.i rel robe doors 7x8ft 5511 6'Cllrt 111.n S30 . l'" alum1n1um .,11d1ng door lrarnch S5 :'-Ot'" rain gUtll'I $1 8JJ 1526 crackt.>r'Jac k I} I><' Spare on rim I) 70'<15 priH!, only S3 ('all SIU J11ff~7 S770 Notebooks so. Wrought rad i a Is $4 S 11a1 r medium S3 folding ar l, macrame, paints shoes s t.ze 71., and 8 Beach IM7 7896 iron wall candle holders ER 78x lS, PR 78x 15. ch air SI . Ki r b ey 5c·S3. Large men's and medium S20SS. Overmte $4. 4ft Round wire reel GR78xlS $45 set of four \•acuum parts S2 Books womtn's clothing SI-SS case S2 Hair dryer with DINI N~ room table with wood S6 Cox motor radials. Two 20S I FK l 25c. Oil pa111ting S25 8fl Patnls 2Sc·SJ Blizzard hood and case S3. Brown I extension ~ Two arm NO item uvcr $20 3 air planes and parts 78xl4 radials $1S pair 1slldlng Rlass door S2S ski's with bindings S3S wig and case S3 Two 1 chairs S2S each Four Goodrich 10 !STA SlO SOc·S8 t6MM r1lm cans Two 205xl4 radials $25 each Shell lavatory CB radio $12. Boat com ('3rdboard storage side chairs S20 each S each Pong $10 Canisler soc 16MM rnm reels $2. pair. E. F. G, J. 78xl5 w 1t h exp ens 1 v e pass $40. Skateboard ss chests S2 each. Oblong Gallon shop vacuum set SIO Hab1 trail SS New bathroom faucet r egulars SIO each hardware S2~ Foto Tire nms Sl SJ. Siu bin closet mirror S2 Anti· SlS G E house vacuum fis hing poles Sl ·SS set St5 Shoes SI S2 I M atch1ng set or four enlarger $20 Pyrex cof· dings Sl. Glass pak muf. que while drapes with S~O. Shoe roller skates. Reels Sl-$4 Heavy dut} Hats Sl Picture fr11mes G711xl4 on balanced fee pot S4 TV S25 Oer SS S gallon hollies hardware lOJWxS7L. size 8. ILkc new S20 297 2 dra~er S2U. Rope or SOc·S3. Desk top draft Olds nms. 2 for S4S Plate glass mirrors Brt $2.50 Wine bottles sc each side. excellent con. Rose Lane. Costa Mesa hose reel. heavy duly board $4 New electnc Lighl lruck tires, Two Lall t8in wide SlO. Plate Child's puule5. banks. dlllon but needs clean· 631-3418 S20 Camper TV Anten 5..51 3191 an In me Salur da) mornm.: or Sundas evl'nin!? \'11\YL aulo toµ t•arner SS Yello" bamboo dou ble bed headboard SS Triumvh '64 ('Onvertible rrame SS Grill ror 1967 Trtmph $5 Pine roll 1011 desk, good for lreehouse $10 840.29'Jl football and baseball IOxlS S3S pair 2·1lxl5 glass mirrors S2 SJO Ski toys, lablt tennis. balls, 1ng SSO for bolh or use 0 __ U_T_B_O_A_R_D_m_o-to-r-. -3-S na S~ Two oar!\ SS games SJ. Wood utinsels s.15 pair Four 9.SOxl6.~ boots size 10· ll SlO books, pillows, decals alone for side draw H p SSO Generator MO Aquanum SS Saturday BAB y st roa I er s20 2Sc Large wood 4 $45 pair. One 10 pl y S k ii s SS·Sl5. 5J6 Sc-$3 Lovellepump$8 Melalwe1ghlS SSforall. Candle wax IOc lb onl)003.Noearlyb1rds Bassinet with yl'llow drawer file cabinet SlO 8 7Sx16 S like ne~ S2S Seaward Rd .. Corona Lawn chair frames 50c Full size and queen Ladies clothes. size 12 394 Magnolia. Ea.sts1de lat·e tiered skirt s18 Drarting hght SIO Anl1· F ou r brand new del Mar. 760-0473 An chor $10 Electrical bedspreads S3·SS Two SJ-SS Bird cage S4 F'tle Costa Mesa White t•radle SIS Rab\ que lighl fix tures 8241F1x l4 all terrain..., gadgets,gaske1.S.cha1n. lamps SI each Two ('abmet S'lS Typewriter DRE SSES size 10 swing SS Car seat sS S30·SSO Sl<is Blue Star llres SSO pair 3 121n rACHINKO $20 Magnus tire chains, pipe fit woven woods nts wm· S35 Stand S20 Chair ss custom made SI earh lnrant earner) $4 and 210 MO. Boots SS. Pules small car tires 3 ror S3S OS3r0ganL S20d. Bb~yks bSilkOe li n gs, nuts, bolts. dow 3flx6ft SIO eiich Sewing machine SIO Wrought Iron plant S7 ,lnhnn~ Jli mpup Solomoo $10 8ll Ouure!o SeHral spares in most a ies 1 e. · engines, garden sup Xacrame· valance SI Jigsaw puzzles. booh s tands s2 so. s3 50 . $2 SO l:Soltll' !>terilm•r cenl lights $13. Lamps sizes 1n regulars ancl Like. new mens siie 9 phes Sc SIO ·ss Chev Throw rugs Sl earh games 5oc SJ 3367 s12 so lkalher shaving $3 Childs cle('tn(· organ Sl.lO speedneedswork radials Sc; each tenmsshoeskates Sl5. piston ring set SS VW Saturday and Sunday F\Jchsia,Costa Mesil kit s:iso Kin g site SS Assortedtoys 5'lcS3 $10 Dishwasher needs I 7 SOxl5 10 ply $20 Bicenlenmal RC bottles hubcap S2 865 Capital until 3pm. 2934 M au1 bedspread $20 Electnc New doll drl'Sses 1 eo solenoid SI S. Antique 842·2876 or 536-0782 call S2 ea('h. or set of 8 in Street. Costa Mesa Place. <.:osla Mesa BOY'S clo1 h1ng. sue o e e 11 he a 1 back large assortment 501' SJ a r ca d e BI o Ba 11 an}l1me c~rlon $20. 60 Readers 646·6996 549·0012 12· 14, good rond 1lrnn . mass ager S9 Warf!e 19 in('h sharp portable machine Old bird cage AJt:STAB LS Strob Litt' Digest Condensed books ----------0 P long pant:. SI and iron S4 Deep Fners $3 T\' with stand SIS 10 and stand $1S Clear of· Sl2 Three pictures S3 2Sc each Tw~n bed· GOOD 8£t couch and RECON DITlONED Vic S2 Add1as Soccer sh()('S. gallon aquarium w11h rice chrur pad S6 New Clock SI C St frame $2 .. Ne~ brown chair $40. 64S·8746 tor adding machine SlO like new $1 Floor scrub and $4 Scotl Fertilizer stand and largo pum" s ameras tote bag with umbrella ---------Portable electr1 r spreader SS Walnut ~ " RL'RGLAR alarm. nt'" still 111 bo ' sso t'U)I USO l.t>n' 15 111< h Graflt•i. for llron1t·a or lcn:. lJoard , rm t'r' 5'(i alsu S.50 Muv1e rt'" ind. p r ll f I' s l> I 0 n a I s 2 0 548 72J4 AQl'ARll'M 30tn\l2m'(I 8in Sl5 I.amp SS 2 Han~ang lamµs S.'i ea1·h Mr Corft'l' SHI J1•ff 957 ~770 M 1\ '\S IO 'll<'cd bike SS0 \\',11rr 'kit., cut 11n!l J u 111 p " I a I o m S 4 S l'~ I""'"' Gardens tnk mal>lt'r' S45 Duma:. re moll' c·•mtrol boat onl) nu l'Olll rol $30 549-2612 , \\'AL:--t·r lablt> "1th GOLF' cadd~ $7 Uouhle t:t•nter dra\\c•r 2ti1nU. bed~mallrl'~s. <:Xn•llenl Hio \\' 291 n 11 $45 cond111 on S3U l'u'tl'r . bed framl' duuhll' ht'fl ( rl.'all\e plJ}lhing:., S:lO Lun ·h p· 11 SI 50 large bu1lcl1ng blot·ks Tennib ra~kcl ~nd co~ t•r J.ikt> nt•\\ ~ &l2·238I SS Blood Pn.·"urt• K11 $12 T"o \\a!>le ba)kt•ti. IHIG hou!>t' med1mm SI. S.1 f' A Furnat·e ex 'ill<' q·r} ~•urd~ $1 5 rellt>nl t•ondition 's;io Tulo em·lne.urc ocmpletc One pair ,ello" rlraves Siii. T"o end tables. lin ed 11111x3i1n SIS !-.pa ni~h st~ll' S25 for Fi re~creen $3 111 ~ both Hras' v1ano lamp 1>42-58'72 _SM_5_34J_-O!_!l_I 1 ____ _ secrelary chair SJS Radios $2 Record •S7 FourA7813tires S22 ROLLAWAY twin bed broiler. self cleaning berSS 494·6661 work table $25 969 and filter t·omplett• $20. Postage scale S2 Ice changers S2. Speakers Two 175SR13 radial $25 Stereo phonograph S25 Water Pick SIS In LADY KanmorA dr\dr Jun1pero Dr • Costa Sll11nless stel•I double BRASS K1tl\ t:Jts $17 DECORATOR book chest S3 Old noor lamp soc . S2 . Sound es i g n tires S8 Baseball cards SIS. '6S vw Bug door door oul door vacuum, ~ • • M sink w11h faucel S20 set Iron 1;1f!g~ bunk shelH><. 150 Lane correc SJ. Pipe and EMT ben· Phono with 2 speakers J c S8 Cash onl y (dr ivers s1de 1 S25 wet and dry S'lS. New S50 Lady Kenmi1rt-__ es_a _______ White wicker full s11e SIS BrilSl> Lobstt·r S'lS tahle S40 X.itchmi: ~\ep ders SJ0-$30. Large cof· S25. Large table tamp, 3 89'l.862li 631.2119 egg cooker $7 64NlllG was her. needs pump MASONITE Real Estate hl'adboard S8 Wh ile Brass Dut'k $21 Hat table S2S Largt-~veil'<! fee pot S4. 12·24V way. black S8 Records ---------• S2S 968-115('.J signs, door. assor tl'd shutter~ SJ Tuvperware block $28 Piano rolls mirror SIS 23461.ollegl' 2SO KVA Xrmr $1 5 12 tn('hJSceachor4fors l NGLE b d 52 S BI CYCLES SIS. $25 FURNJTUREhkenewE AMBER t u rquoise plywood, all for S40 bo"ls SI S2 Saturda~ SISO earh tin SS·S30 Dme~S02()7 Mercury vapor light SJ French telephone 1 1 d e f Bookcase all wood SSO Dark brown coffee table smoked aged glass in· ~5-7551 onl) S.4pm 17i.>I Quin Old scale SIO Olrl h:md ~IA '\ICL'RE s.mdt>r $2S new $25 Exide 12V like new $35 8 Trat'k S~~~:~s 5~~~1 s~~1~:· ad1es SS·S2S Matchi~g with storage compart· sulators 57 SIS Di s WEDGEWOOD :J6m Gas tanu L.me. llunt1nl(lon t•IOh S.'i Old rad(.o pJrts RJllJn hanl(mg basket emerg~n('y lighl S40 cartridge player 117V 2 wood h~adboard and Velvet occasional chair ments 125. Living room tre1tsed primlll\e pme Slote SSO. looks good. Bt·at'h Suuthea~t uf soc SIO . Old trnlllt•!; r h<itr' 525 500 l'lub Electrical m11ter1als s peaker s s 2 s mattress 960.5179 S40each 546-2026 lamp S2S 631·555 4 chair very strong S35 works perft'<'t Ladies 10 Stater and Ed"urds S2 Sl5 tl\a1n . ~a" S2~ ho" lini: !'htrl ne" SOc S6 Typewriter Paperback books 25c Costa Mesa Classic lunch pails S2 speed bike S2S Upright C:Ol't'll d h d bed 201RI B1rrh ~nla \na 512 50 !168·623ti sta nd s S7 Desk lop each Tilt bottle, liquor RADIO boxes from the REF'RIGERAToR older. ---------S('hfer sno~ ski $35 va cuum SJO. 5 Gallon . an 1 e 3 I lle11(hts nt•ar ,11rpor1 portable AM F M SS each C B. Ant enna 1m ·s,openon thefront, works good SSO Water STROLLER by Slrolee ea('h. including poles s h o p vacuu m $2S SJ.~ Six drawrr chest Sa1urda1onh FRICIDAIRE rl)()k '°I' VHF 1U':fF Radio TE SIO I C. Extractor S3 lop opens with piano heater40gaJlon, works with sun shade. con· Picture frames great, 5463375 SJS r.1J ple 8 dra\\er . -S~o L11(ht f1x1urr S2 $45 Trams S6-Sl5 Old 2130 Doctors Circle, apl hinge, could sta('k to good S35 Des.k and desk verls to carnage and 50r·Sl.OO Man·s blue ski drc~sl'r \\llh mirror $50 BACKPACK $.15 Climb l)nuhlt• ,f.11k SlS T"o 10 Saw SS Old war rine D, Costa Mesa Orr Vi('· make bookcase 6 for chair ~th filing drawer car bed, good condition pants. large S7 50 Am Cl F E 60 letter SS Freon Wh11 l' Wes I inghnuSl' I ing ~hoes ~ \II like 'IH'•·iJ hike~ 241n S35 Sj5. Card rile SI Four tona "42 7589 S20 1859 Port Kimberl)' S50 Sto\'e, ele('lri(', $20 646·7281 Costa munition boxes S3 SO tanks SI. S2 Tool' refr1gera1or S.'Jll Oouhle ne\\ 548 :l!J9.I <'at•h \lot•n faU Cl'I S7 drawer chests Sl2 SIS Newport Beach 644 2770' high. low oven. good Mesa Call dunng week S "R box spring~ and mat TWENTY'S " 12 I SSO ""' h I ty Antique <'heckwrner 25c SS . \~ Wall metrr lr"S' $20 Lamn.. S2 SIS GA RACE. door upener Put' Jncl 11ans 511<' S3 Playboy and PenthoUSE .. x woo r ieeier. c es pe. $40 l2\' I S I "II • " ... ~ 'I 11 ba('k issues soc Obve French made oriental VOIT Slalom water ski wo rk s good SS O NEW fabric 25c Sl $25 00 Depression glass supp Y I\ \. D1nelle 1ablrs $12. S2!! works greal SI~ (iaral(t• l 11 < ~ !'.ingl'r ~cwing $36 Ln d S8 Sk "-•· . us 8SlJ •J9 H ·1 Hou sew ares I Oc S2 $2 00 Pa.,erback book Re mole speaker CR An T ht h d door htn"('i. "11h ~.if1•1\ m .tl' h In" S5 To" el branch leather lied wmE rug S4 an 74UJ I """"'· size 8.9,11 .,.. -. ~ am1 lon , lenna S2 CBSWR Meter wo " I e nil! I stan ~ .. ·1 Cl\\ pl lwr' SO<:·SI IOxSY racks S'lS each Shepard old hand tied oriental S8·Sl2 Voit footballs S2 Costa Mesa. Rear only I Clothing Uk·Sl Dm111g ~;~psC~n~er~~u;~~~ S8 Pla~boy. f'\sh Garn(' ~I ~~r::~~g sr ~~.~ ~~14n!~ S20 Call carh l.lldwn li!bll• S.'lO Three casters S2 Antique !Jght rug S35 Matched set of SEMS span cast r1sh ANTIQUE d' h d table SIO. Stool SJ co m PI e I ~ SI n n1aga·1·nes 25c f'1'sh h ir· .... h "h ... c·lur" fixture glassei. SIS.ISO 6 handcrarted ropper rods SI Motorcycle S7 .,, Fl IS _f ram52er Saturday and Sunday " ~ board SSCl K1dnl·~ shaPl' --r •1 ·' '" 'J, rs • . d b h di b JV our s1 ter Jl23 Monroe. Costa Postcards collector poles reels SS Sl6 coHee table~ Sil Rec OLD C'hmr~e book end' rr.1mt'' SI Carv11ix St'I Li~e nt'ft O.Neil ruu "el an ratss mu$3g~ °"vi a parkts daaSI ey arhs. Silver dishes $3. and SI M p Items 2Sc·SS Coll ector's llolders SI J, 16 Pol\ tanaular hea\, .. 1111d • ~1 1ng. Lin~ SJ(I C'urn S.\ \\1n1• rJt'k SI Sear~ sull S25 10 channel copper ray. "· n wor Stan ama. a Insulators SI .,.. $1 Old esa. near airv1ew .... rt· M 1· ,., " d I •..,A I I ,_ ... < T I h h h B dd ,,., and Paulan·no b a s k e 1 s 2 s r $ s rope ,,.. • otorc) c ~ coffe" tablo s12 CArner an 1 l'S ....... a~nn:. r:ns ,11r '11K'~i. ...,., ra1 er studio mixer need• tage, c atr e1g I u y seal SJ Bike 1 • s TV .. 1 $ ' ' .. Id ,,.5 1 G 1 J. h h. ,,,, • .. , k SSO p t bi; r ailway depot cigar parts handle bars soc rol mg pm SI 50 Can Matching blue decan parts l. ,·:•1· e 10 21;.> Orange A'e . Tuhp 10 1 .,.. st IK' 1tc ~w ..... alt' 11oar., 'A Or or a h 1 2 . ·h . f n111g J&rS SI Old pk· THR EE pine 4 drawer ters S7 SOeach Tin box Aluminum bat SJ Lane.Costa Mesa compleh• qwod • S2fl h11d1~·' S3 \Jrc) 10111~ Thermador heater S20 as tray, most y brass 7 inc nms. ronl SI lures $4 Syroco wood studenl des ks. painted es SI 50 CuHume Decoy strap SS 6V DC---------Old lluble~ a1rplant· n• 50c S-1 l\1rd rai:r Jnd feather hat bands S6. S30 Early won Unicycle S4 Skate 1 bo S2 Ft Federal blue $30 each Jewelry soc ss 12s G Servo $10 figure 9 so GALI.ON fuel tJnk rordi. book:. SI S20 '-\Jnd S5 Rook~ Ille C1rcu1t breakers S2·S30 dcrhorses. just like Car-board trucks and wheels Je~t ry soc xDol: ~w~r 24 Inch high hexagon Street. Balboa IG 15 at 5kates SIO 1000 Singer I llnx27mx43in $50 Rar-Col rl eha in s. r1n !?~. t'a<'h Ch:11r S20 181!9 EI e ctr 1 r add in g rose I horses SIO s25 SL Sony and GE radios. i;,;~ren bowl ,;,s Barbed shaped aquanum, light. the beginning or 1he S3S. 9-J Satur!lciy 19th rel pump m 15 l(allon silver turquolM.' S3 S50 S\\ .in C1 rd e l'11~1 a machine S6 Bike seat• Rolodex desk address soc $4. 4 tn('h stereo . C · . d 1 3 9 r 1 T 11 · 't ,.11 1089 $2.sJ H· 1 , E '.: file S7 Mans Raleigh 10 speakers S8 pair Sound W!re 2Sc lassware. some accessories S4S Peninsula 1 67S-5S38 an r v 1 n e 4 ue storage rans SIS apes. ca.-.~e es. Jeans. "c~ci ... · a O ne\N xi. · 0 Nippon cup and saucer cash Founta in Valley Saturday and Sunday Magnolia Street, Costa Anderol 750 compres:.or shoes SIS.'> Tcl')ls SI SJ signs Sl3 Bamboo wm Sl>(!ed $45. Many lamps . rgan hghl SIO C(lke S1 SO Milk glass dessert 968· lfia1 Mesa Oil SIO gallon S lG )teel Old dolls Si S9 30 I J llOT Point dish" lASher dow shades S2S Camp rrom every era ror la· ice ch~l $1 . Coors n~n dl~h~s Sl 50 Daffodil ---------RARE collectors piece, a cable soc. fl srt nuon~s Coolidge apt 30 iallc\ I good S3S Good cloublP ing tentS40 Cofree table ble. ce1hng, wall and beer sign. needs repair creamer' and sugar BABY boy clothes, in· "Billy Beer" can S2S. FIRM King matlrcss. ren t f i1tt ure Sii Costa Mesa orr Baker !\Ink. ""'"J: spout and SSO Dreqel nlte stand noor $3·SSO. 6 way noor SIO Mouse cage Sl 1865 $6 so Windsor diamond ranl·2 years lOc·SI. Super Bowl I ticket boxes and frame SSO ~farhmi!\l Bible. new from F'ain·ic\\ fittings SIS HIOft ne" SSO Drawers Sl2 each lamp ornaled base SIO Swan Circle. Costa cu.p S2 Avon bolUe S8 Diaper bag $2. Girl's stub. extremely rare La rge sturdy student SJO ·'@ roug h :.a wn T\' antenna cahle 6t· Twu Veloc('as1ona S:<>hd brass table hur· Mesa 540-1683 GlassJarsSOc Yardley clothes S·lO year s collectors Item S20. deskOl.Lamp SIS Gas pl)wood pannehn!? in L'NIQUEroundktnl!~IZl' foot :--Oe" bteHle ~ea• chairs SSO Model rock el ricane la mp SlO. Brass p I p E ~,in lo J •,in Jar S2 Pressed glass 2Sc. S2 Men· s sh 1 rts Beaullful photograph or barbecue and lank SSO lerior and exterior Sl2 bed . 'cry rarl' S45 Ten $2 ;)11 9582 Che\~ Chase• eog111es and parts soc and cut crystalrlumney S20c-S2 Roor r ack ror dish 56 so Green 2Sc·75('. Jacke ts , an antique 1938 Rolls Polaroid SIO JSMX $25 IS gallon fuel storage Sl'lll'<I h1kr mt'rl" ~o llun11n~t110 Hl«H'h '\ear i\ntlque lime clock MO table la!flP· Sl6 Antique van or wagon S'lS Vit'· de ression dish 7sc medium S3·S5 Pan ls Boyce by Wm Plante, IOA SS battery ('harger ran SIS Wall forker 5 Wood J>J n c 11 111 g Ii llJm Llton and nu,h.trd Slol car set and 4 car~ brass 011 lamp convert· lo~ cutting torch $35 Sa~cer 7Sc Platter 50c size 35x29L. 38x29L S2. selected rrom the "Har S z O 5 o A 1:? V D C doors OOin high \Sm dt" ~heNs, roui!hl~ Sft>, Ht so1urda' and Sunrl a1 S30. Cox motorized Va~ ed to electnc SlS Twen· Side mirrors for pickup p u r P 1 e sh 8 k er S3 Books 2Sc Bookcase S8 rahs" Auto Collection in R c n e r a t o r S 3 O ep S40 Motorc}cle seal $6 a -.heel 673 H69 ilflcrnoon ~ t27ti s1 0. Susiuki GS40C lys desk lamp intncate SJO BLg antique fan Shaker St.SO Creamer Large lamps S3 t974 Ren o beaut ifully Candlaba nxture $25 with !ladded SISS~ bar. engineandpartsSS-SSO cast1ronbase Sl2 Cop· S25 Michelin l85xlJ S3 . Diamond cu l MeyerPl ,Costa Mesa. mounted and framed, '69 Plymouth parts filsllonda 7som Cash SXi\LL rhu1r S20 Saoot COl.F duh, t·arl and n gate SI:) W1ntln" bJs.t S.I Golf <.hoes for guarcl S7 Lanlt•111 S:J mt•n -;11t-fl •! S.~ for Paanl spra) gun $.10 All ~irl "11· IO SS ll.i2 Hil6 ding mJr h1nc S211 Drexel 9drawerdresser P.er ad.Just height radials S2S each '7S creamer and sugar SS original retailed for Sl ·SSO Saturda) and onl) 64S399fl $50 Drawers MO each. ~mLng hght SIS Track Chevy pickup doors SSO Ca n d I e h o Ider s 12 INCH C clamp SlO Sl2S, will sell for only eves S36-i781 --------- Saturday and Sunday, hghts S.HS. Elementary each. '57 Ford pickup Sl SO S2 SO Diamond P~per bender $2. Car-S30 Large Pewter plate. BA BY crib complete SCHWIN~ boys 20 inch September 19th and Sc hoo l desks S!lOS2S. seat S25. DoorS20. Fen· point CUPs Sl2S Moose r1age bolts . box engraved. only $4 with mattress tBassell bicycle $40_ Skatehoard 20th 8am Spm Phone Good 4 drawer desk $20 ders and grille S2S each. I 1 pi ss ·c fr Unks ~·l6x21-ll $4, Nuts box Baskets only SI each sso Phone 9fi2-003S SS Pure water r1lter b)· 96J·S029 No p hone Walnut 5ecretariaJ pull •59 Chevy pickup ren· ~P~I ck~ J: l SJ. Roller chain !Oft S2 Three piece matching Hallmark SI so each "Hold orders" 9471 Tili oul typewriter desk~· ders and hood $3.5 each. ringsa ss. :e::w~3:d ~amp pad Sl . Oil m. s uitcase set, ped ect ARTISf easle S\S Childs True ·\'alue 30 gallon Ci rcle South or Ban Many vtntage and aou '68 Nova and Gremlin chair $15. Large picture llngs SJ. G.M. 12 volt condition only SIO. desk $35 Ware ever Air water heater SIO Right nlng, West of Bushard. q u e . ch al r s s3• SS~. r; g h l d 0 0 r s 2 s . rrames SJO Sl5 S3S generator S25 4 Hub Beaut1ru1 nautJcal met•I popcorn popper S4 40 gallon water heater Near Brookhursl and Classic old walnut till Powerglide tss. Camaro B b ad.I · S5 ;, $10 caps S4 ~aper bole work decorators piece, Hospital tray table $40 $2~ 4 llnle 14 Lnch P . C H. Hunt 1 ng ton swivel off!ce chair 135. traction bars S20. Torino s:5 Y g-ld ~ypew~ite; pu~ch S2 Big scoops S4 mounted on driftwood . Peugeat bike S20 I bent Falcon or Corvair rims Beach Old English bentwood G.T. wheels S8 each. '75 S7 so Old t h' d Driveway oil absorber retailed for S25. will sell frame good for parts1 S 7 each f) at s un Va<'Uum cleaner SIO 1:1 l'\Cll block and "h1h• End table SIS !tanging 1 \ S2~ Wood cabll' lamps $4. SIO Barbecue s pool e nds S2 $4 S3 3 door~ S3 S2il !lair _~_5_1).i_oo _____ _ SPRING air 1w1n mat· tress setJ1ke new, firm mattress S35 Box spr- 1 n g S35 Maple bed frame like new $30 ex· Ir a clean. Panasonic stereo, 8 track and twin table with speakers SSO Shingled dog house. re- movable roof for clean· ing $4S Wroughl Iron glass lop table and 4 chairs SSO. 4"8 portable K D icnic table $20 Aquarium pump Ss. lleater SS. Cost onginal· ly SlZ e11eh . 19S3 Republic, Costa Mesa 642·0862 COUCH SS. Chair Ss. dryer ~ r.ames SOc SI ,·v;• Pans S5 520 645 0652 106 Via DIJOn un Lido, :-:ev. port Beach chair wit h arms Sl8 · . as ione bag S4 Cotton gloves St. f 1 s• N t s· d I l 1 Good upholstered barrel Corvette instr ument magaz10e stand table Wrought iron candle or on Y " ea ix use P ae g ass diamond plat~ ar step KITC"ll F:'\ 't'I Yellov. ---------I.chit• .ind 5 br1)\\•n DRAK E T\'I r1lter SIO 3 chau~ C'(r('llt•nl condi Conductor ASN8 drop lion sso !'>49 71'11111 ('o~t~ cord 78fi never used $45 Mesa chair SIS. Handsome an· Clu ster SSO Corvair van $17.50. Honda motorcy. hanger SIS. Mixed nut ~~un~.aso!~ely I ~'.lhcg:~~ ~~~~~d 34~7:'m~!etS~~ bumpers Sl5 'SS Fofd lique bentwood raiding or car pa rts SS·S50. cle disassembled SSO and bolt box 50c Step I l S2 W pickup "indsh1cld S25 c h airs $10 Child s Pickup overload springs Rear view lraller mlr· and banisters $10. JOft slap er, on Y . eaY· each. Plumbing fixtures '58 ford pickup doors rocker S8. 4 rockers $3S. S gallons wa lnut rors SS set Harvard IXU boards Sl. 548·8194. lgnoodg myaamteri'alonlanydS31ots. Twoor for old clawfoot tub S20 S2S each ·se Ford v1~up st ai n $15 Two Pinto classics $12 50 Set 54 Pl Porcelrun kitchen sink renders and gnll SSO ·54 S20·S.'i0. Solid oak mis· chrome wheels S20. Two .. . 1974 Meyer . Costa pair of baseball shoes, and faucet $20 SSl2 Foret ta1lgatl' SIO '65 sion rocker $20. Lighted Best in Children Books Mesa. perfect condition. only R N rt Be h Xlller Hi gh Ufe beer wide Cragar wheels, SIO. Boots Sc, $4. Knll $4 h 1 Sc 1 aver, ewpo ac Mmstang motor and 51 gn S2S. Bent wood Ch e v Y 1 s I n SJ o. fabric si.ss. Manual Un· GOLD Colonial loveseat kit ~. ·a:n 2ft ~\~~~ &46·5743 trans SSO as is S48·8109 ch1 lds rocking horse $22. Molotcycle wlnd?ield derwood ~pewrlte~ $IS. rocker $40. Large 3. made ol candy SOC. 3 PING Polig convertible SINGLE bed spnngs and Beautiful 18x30 inch S2S. Flexable Flye sled Turntable $17 Single sided wooden corfee ta Curling Irons soc eacU. table In l>(!rlect eondl· ma ttr eas Sl2 Hi·fi Llv1ngroom ch;uri; S25 each D·l04 Sll\'er Eagle S4S Kund o ann1tersit' clock SJ~ Old mantle clock $50 Cloth1nl( 10r·SI Turner super sidekick desk mikr S30 3046 Killy brook. Co~ta Mesa. 540·1J779 wood framed stained $20. S54-7l8S bed frame $.1. Holly 394 hie $12. Sectional 3 2 Hairdryers 50c each. tlon SSO. Old upholstered c1bine1 unit, w11.lnut art ghw panels $7. Big ~O LKSWAG EN Bu s Barrel car~ $40. Bread-piece, ivory colored Tiffany wall lamp with chair in perfect condl· finish $14. Vinyl top PORTABLE TV hlack selection or iron or middle seat end bellS box '1. Garag. door spr· sore. $50. Glass top co! tuded glus. only SlO. lion $3.5. Royce CB 621 storage foot stool5. Jal and "h111• on stund . br115 fireplace lool seb SSO. Camper ahell for In~~· ---fee table ~ Slturd~ Si turday morning On· ne w radio SSO 2314 SS each New car radio pla ys pi•rreci s2~ Locluding Andlrona incl smell pk k up~. Billi OLD~ 6' < cases only. From 8·2. 212 ly!. '11 C.scade, lrvlne, £Ide n Ave • Cost a S30. BtdspreJds. twin Canlster vacuum com flre.scrte'IS SS.125 Solid sink with tau~ 2Unx· Sl O. $$0. C" ~ s l o ( Flower Street, Costa < Woodbtidae Meadows Mesa. 548-5143 size. fake fur, extra plete S20 Arter 10 30 br111s firewood basket ZOl n U S. Fireplace drawers '10.SSO. Colfee Me11. Apts.l. Comer of Jet· . heavy and warm Sl2 _64_6_·1_525 _____ _ with lions f~ Sl.2. Six scrft'n, rremed 44inxll· t1bles SlO·S.'iO. Old ff· rery and B1rranc1 DOOR 3.1~lnx73~111 SS. each lwashablel Small S £ A RS wa s h in a t1bles Sl·S50. Oas Ore In '15 Door with win· cord albums, books, pie· SEA RS ladies bicycle between Santi Ana and Dog house for small dog window air condU\oner m11chlne. nel'ds switch. log SIS. Vlnta,e hickory dow 17~1M30in $30. ""LI lures $1·$:50. Gold, aUver $30. Rtx·Alr vacuum San Diego freeways SS. hl2 ~ Eldspe1kcrs SS S1 o I.erg e Span Is h washes. drains good S3S wood ski's. neet deco screen door In wood turquoise costume and 1\tacbments S3S. SSl-3191 eac -14 en Ave . hangin& la mp with Trout and deep sea piece SJO. M•oy sites j frame 7t~inx30ln IZO. jewelry $1·~. tS Blue! Sears tin bl1ck and Costa Mesa. 548~143 amber ttlass •nd dim I kl picture fr1mcs. much 1 1 O eac h . 2 H re d Chip boob S3 each. 3013 while televlslon $40. AU SIL.VER dollan S20 uch TYPeWlUTER ibl mer switch l3S Air con rio~~ t~t:rd~;·e,~~~ oak 50c·$S. 2i., to lS lbs 11c11loped brlch 25c Coolld&e Ave. •pt 30. al· good condiUOn. S.U-3479 Good. S41Ml7$$, In case. ~ood s:if°P'ortae dltloncr tor ~mall car Sunday S48·9ft.12 steel bar bell set Sl2 I each. Shultera, 2 p1lr ley, Costa Meu . Off Costa M•a. THJlEE dps8'I duck de-ble TV l«sl. handle and $40. Yerdaat. varl?us Many antique trunks 15'in11tlA szo. Two pair Baur Saturday and • plects 75C-ti2 yard. G1rl1 BA8V Cnb S15. Two twin and t'helt $15 ·MS. M3 jll0in1.ui.;1n $25. J eech Sunday. LIN ENS . Kina ahe coys 135 Per dou n u r •ttachmmta. Needs and womens clotbinc. beds complete with m•· w 15th Street. Cott• Mlndin ts MCll. White abtttJ almott new S$ M-S. •mall ,wbe *'· l40-M40 leraeselcctlon.siit'l>l2 pit head a nd foot BIKE mens 5 speed ran conn•rt to to speed l.ooks runs new 549 Blue rh1p book:I S2 25 Chaise '"''"Ill' anrl pad $9 ~ !ll66 CIRl~c; 20111 bike S2S Weld a.nd braz1n1? torth $10 Nrw 3in J)lpc VISf' $20 10 Callon prop•nt' lonk almos1 full $35. 398 llamllton. Costa M~a Titt"""1 •---on tilt Ol'q9 e.t DAILY PllDI' CLASSIFIED ADS . Tou t.I W II. rd It, T111dt ll W!ltl1W..All (842-5178 } Baby swina SS. St.roller Sl5. Chaln Ind table SIS. Kill( board for kin& bed S.S. Black and white T.V. S3S. Bunk bed lramt$ IZO. Stereo IS la SIO Lamps SS. Baby car aeat ~ Book rue SJO. Ooublt &ota sleeper '30. Nite atand U uch. 50 -2tl7 or '72-2751 Meu (~ween Aaeen• pl1atlc window 1lu11t. s TRR EE cement car each. P1at and filled. HA.ND painltd Mexk u al\er t .IOam. l Oci>SS Large wall h1n1· bo•rds S30 each Dinette t I a I nd Xon r o v I 1 tach 31lnx73in 13.l each ltopt, IOr ea.ch. Otmenl 311 W. Wlllon Stteet, Utt1 llc each. Gtr\a bike BU I LT·l.H db hwasher Ins Cor rl rep I ace. stt. 4 montM nrw. table Slttdll J41.0US. Salur-'8iax73in SU eaell •· bulldln1 block a lOc Cotta Xeu. '31·2177 · AMF SID. Good t'Olldl· Q$. Eledrlc r:anie m. coldlul W . ~2·SS34 S.S. Four ch1ln $40. day onl.)' t.S, r7atn '5. 5tMT11 eacb. l1Mllk Calb Cllt)y. tiolt. lof.5.GU ..._ lrvlnt. I t7Mmor VS\.1121 l OMCAlsnc. , ... 1Cf'*..- • • t ' . ' • _.,.11 M............ ._...._ , t •-..a.. Sel 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Puc:h Mo-Piel. 2 yn. old ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••t•••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY IMW f712 _.. --..wQ, •wtr 04 --., Low mJ Ytllow. l'l25 Al.-noal otw Chinook. po11 4 t rtt. moonttd 11 x l$, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oranqe Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. September 19. 1981 '1!:.1,.1 9070 ~~~.~ ... !!.~~ ~!:.'/~=-W.'160 ~1c~40o~ .... ~~.~ .... !~.~~ ~~·.~'!~ ....... ~WpMlllt f030 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••u•••••••••••u• Want to rt:nt Sbp tor 45' Xlnt rond MZ M48 top fully «aulp Gd mp11 Fleetwood Marau~r un TOP DOLL.& R We Meet or 8f1l •••••••••••• 11 "'"•••• •••••••u• .. 0 •••• .. ••• PARTNERS WANTED! Hobie 14' Sallbo.i ·Sailboat Newport area ,78 Sil -,.. I 493'5332 1vttul mounts re C is Any.Bon.afidtDeal ~~~ .......... !~.'. ~ ~::.::•~,~/:;,, !° ~~ sti::· ~~ ~11:~ · !'°~ ,';'°':'.~ ~:~~w ~·.,f ~~~. ~::: 21""' "'4. '"" '1~ ~:,0 ~~~: TNllen, TroYll fl70 ;:;" "'""" ~ • .,,, F~~~~.J.. Come ~1 Y" \\ \.Vl"F.O' Radar rdltctor SlS Showboat All <.:iutom 080.8'6-l.91!_ __ SO'MC>OalMG ba s ket rase SI OO ~ ......... •••••••••••••• . ~7·12UI POMTIAC/SUIARU lloat Tr1Hll'r for 24' Slop Charts, mall' ~O' t'O Interior F.qulpped llkt' 1 Ideal tor Bay or Wood quiet local.Ion.~ 4707 S48·7466 2A Me To, air. 11wnin11. U80 Harbor Blvd. Jult ~7 l~1m7~ llCA 3 rhonnl'I HOI-' O '! •·tyina Bndae l''ull bridae L11 ke 12 · 38' Npt Bc:h Moorln& It Motorcycltt/ rm for Motor~ycles EARNTO COSTA M~A N11t1u1u.i ('luldf't'n·~ or~ . $1 O O H u~ I ~ r 111 Hlmuu. Radar. Ccx·k1nt Su1lboat, l'()mph·k ~O Well t•itulp'd Islander 24. Scooten 9110 M0·~063J tl63~ $35,000.00 549.4300 s f·l4 7 SADDUIACK 11n11 p1or1t, nee~1 .. )UUr w OIO~nh S:l:I , ~!Jro helm Bow pulpit, 833 3411 t'G •IO<>p Tnadt. r1n·1 ....................... 14 TRAVEL ntLn FIOMTIHD -IMW ~aft or btuah. l'lll'!>, 1111111 SJO . •A,\ & LIS(.(, af. :1epar11tr sho"er. full Sno" bird 12 Nrrduomt.> SIU'J~ '74 llonda Motort•ycle 19K ri11r cond ~1ono MECHANIC P'ORSCHES 1.M02 Mnr~ut'nte Pkwy l'tt· l.it.wnil 110, dl•du• pr1)\t>d ti ni.11~ tnflu111b c imrd fr1dg1?. TV Wt.>~ repiur, &Om\' l.ldo uc ~ 2777 mll1::. Perfrr l l'O nd ~~I a:;,millent opportwuty 10 W AHTE:D Misaion VieJo l1un .td\o111t:11:l'' 12131 rMrt s.2oo Si•a '"'"II bar.w,1~'\,mnker lit 1·esi;oraesS150orbe.1of 80111 chnter. r1~h1f\i . St000 549 :n511 21'Prowll'r8elrront 1nrrease earo1oe ~ Allt>wwtht-opportumty AVERYPKWY '1.ltit'"l ,. 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NOTICETO AskforU CMGR '67CUSSIC 12· \lu111 ti .1111..r1 ,li1·1 J·.1111."' 111 111 011. \kl !11,J;,2;2 l'ondll1un S9-00 l"all rndoors or11n.:l' Co Fri afti:r S 30 All da> READF.RSAND JIMMARIMO 2000CSCOU,E 'ktll "'""' 11' '' 1 1,.1·11111 l"h 11.1 111•1 ni I I.ii ll•·Jutirul l978 7!1 o Ll;ii b1·1" et'll l!IJm Spm largt.>st Btkl'i.. pa n b & weektn~00-3t72 AD\'ERTISF.R.<; YOLICSWAGa. 4 i.peed, sunroof Will "alt•r ~1::..1 , • 11.J . 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SJ650 Call 646 S4.26 '73 Chev Truck 2': Ton. closed \'an Roll op rear door brc1nd n<'" l.'n~tne ~OBO 5.'il-6.llS TOYOTA.VOLVO 1•U H....,.lhll Cotlo M••• ""•O ·•lo).., H 0-'4H Top Dollar Paid fo'orYourCar' JOHHSOH & SON Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Ila rbor Bl \'d Cos ta M<-s11 540-5630 WtP~ OVER llueloolc For Your Good \'W. Po~che or Audr ... l"=HICK ~VERSO# \'W PORSCHE At.:01 ~45 E Coast Htwa\ at Bayside Drt\'e. ~e .... pon Bt'ach 673 0900 Premium pm·es paid for any used rar <foretl{n or domesttl' I in Rood rond111on See Us First' llli8 I t.1ll••t Hh d l •"I .t \Ii•' I '1111 ll.l:MI WEIUY L'SED CARS&TRl'Cl\S COME IN OR CALL FOR FREE APPRAISAL Co rmier OeL1llo CHEVROl.ET 18211 BEACH BL\'D Hl.JNTlNGTO!ll BF.ACH 847-6087 or 549-3331 '76 f 250 4X4 Ne" rblt eng SL'PER CHERRY Autos, Imported S6000 0 BO 642·11522 [) •• • • • •• • .... •• • •• •• • • • • 631 0658 N Gentrol 970 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Toyota pickup. ne"' ISUZU '81. 2 Door. 34 ' 15421721 '76 5301 4 ~µd. S[>e('ta I paint. I nwner r312161 1 '78 5301 4 ,pc.1, sunroof leather. I owner 1422126 • SADDLBACk IMW 831-2040 495-4949 ·······•······••······· --~ 111·w11ur I 11.11·.1111 WANTS TO BE YOUR #1 Volume Dealer 1n Orange Counlv D1scounl on All Models Turbos Included -·- 1979 210 e 2 dr sdn . c11r. A'.\I rarl111. red r7J8XZ:'>l t s4444 1981 200 sx lldrdtop. SL 1·ru1,.t' ,unroof. auto &. mu(·h mu<·h more 1~41i01 $8888 p3ml, radm. run' j!rcat. mpg Like new ~250 snoo 492 - 0089 898 9553 552·~ 1979 210 Hatchback 1977 DODGE Audi 9707 Atr ca~lil'lll' 1 'flrl I Ton slake bed Lo" ....................... sharp' 11!066161 mileage enl!tne A'>k Audi 79. 50005. wh tan $3400 5529110 int PS. PB. PW. cruise. VClfts 9570 air lmmac. 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SANT A ANA 714/83S-3171 ~LOSEO SUNDAY O,,OITUHITY knorks ofttn when )OU use resull·11euin11 U:ul> Pilot <;lass1hfd t\J~ to reo ch the OranJt<' Cont market Phone64.2-5678 WptMHe!p? eoam $J888 -·- 1978 Toy. Corolla 2 dr . stereo cas~elte. spd . silver 1974\'ZW > s3599 1974 260 z Cpe , 5 spd . A C'. ma11s 1018121 ) $5995 .. newport dat sun . ! i -.. : 10C 888 Dove St. Newport Beach ~~·.~"!!~ ....... ~;.'.~~~.~....... t. l•port.d Wot, IM,.,.t.d lAlltoa, IMporltd ...... UMd Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Septomber 19, 1981 0'7 ....... , .................................................................................. . ~~ •.....•.•.•.• !!.' .. ~~ ............ !?.~~ ..... ~~ ... !?!! !~ .......... !?~~ !!':?~:~ ....... !?!.~ ~~~~ .......... !!.1.~ ~~·.~~ ..•••.•..• ~:-.!·.~~ ........... ~.~~·.~:~~ ............ , ~.~!·.~~~~········~· '74IMW1002 '79 Lancia Beta Sedan, '81 300 SD turbo. 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'68 VW Con\ert1ble $2000 Runs SSSO or best oHer 1198() Good Tires -9§0-94 77 997 98!!0 Enc g_ood 9i9 6573 '70 Mark II wgn, new trans. body good i.hape. new carb. S600 Call mornmg~M·F, 556-4570 People who need people should always check the Sen1re Directory in the l>AILY Plµ:>T A.utos, N•w 9800 A.utos, N•w 9800 Auto1, Ntw 9800 A.llfo5, Ntw 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tWtftA"P1f11Yn •EW CAI lOCATIOll BILL MAXEY -""'""'11 •so ca11 lOCATIOll TOYOTA 18881 BEACH BLVD. ~~.. HUNTINGTON BEACH rHOHl u 1.asss 1976 HORNET HATCHIACk 6 cy1 , air cond111on1ng AM/FM Low miles (726PPV) •1995 1976 FORD COORIER PICK·U' 4 cyl .. 4 spd trans .. shell Low miles. {IF67888) •21t1 1977 DATSUN 8210 LIFTIACK 4 cyl .. 5 spd trans .. air tond1tiontng, AMifM stereo, rally wheels (109SYS) •2695 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA sroaTCOUPE 4 cyt .. 4 spd. trans .. cuselle. Nl.(FM stereo, sun roof (695NWT) •2115 , •9395 81 ARIES IC CAR 2DR W['l!f IOOT ~OOUs.+-WFl!f COHROCrm MAU VOi.iii U ST OUL ymt< U$ TH(N QET Mell t!IOO Oll!KT '°""' Cl<llYSlUI' WFllf NOT '00U8tt-Wf'I![ coomoum llllAllE YOIJll HIT OUl Willi US Tl4[H on uc11 ""° lltll(CT 634t ·•1 'llOMCHl!'t'IU~ --------------~1111 $2895 79 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAN $3395 10 OMNI 71 BUICK REGAL • --' Jim M.,lno v w Hl"O 1nura., ~. ,, .. Oranqt'°°'8t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 19, 1981 ., (2789) '(21~75) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT SALE Sfj595 · 2 door, L model •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 19S1 V.W . RABBIT PICK-UP (2554) (171091 ) FACTORY STICKER . DISCOUNT Custom va l ue package, tinted glass, leatherette, steteo prep. •••••••••••••••••••••.r BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. CAM (2868) (132973) FACTORY STICKER S 13 ,920 DISCOUNT S 1425 SALE s12, 495 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. DIESEL PICK-UP BRAND NEW 1981 ISUZU 4x4 PICKUP • (2833) (204884 ) : FACTORY STICKER e DISCOUNT $8345 SI 150 . (1273) (00566) FACTORY STICKER $8353 SALE s7395 . ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••• (1256) (0813230 ) FACTORY STI K DI SC OUN • ! SALE S/195 : Custom value package, stereo prep., . ..,. • dC tinted glass. ··········:································ :. BRAND NEW 1981 DIESEL JETTA e FACTORY STICKER $9380 e DISCOUNT $I 085 ! SALE ·i. $8295 e 2 door, 5 speed ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (1274 ) (705972) FA CTORY S C' , ·R DISCOUNT 1981 v. AM I FM stereo cassette (1807) (041014 ) Tinted glass. wsw tires, metallic paint, leatherette trim. (1089) (17446) l 981 DIE A Factory air. stereo cassette. oversize tires. (1829) (34202 ) TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF GAS OR DIESEL MODELS G EAT OPTIONS & COLORS! • ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOA MLE EFFECTIV£ .. HOURS AFTER l'UklCATION -""IC£8 l'lU8 TAX. LIC I DOC FEE . I ISUZU r l