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Home My WebLink About1981-09-26 - Orange Coast Piloty;-1 Edison El Modena St. Paul Fountain Vall~y Marina Foothill ORANGE COAST 35 Huntington Beach 7 Los Amigos 21 Corona del Mar 3 Capo Valley 24 Westminster 14 Newport Harbor 15 Cypress 14 Ocean View 14 University 6 Laguna Hills 14 Santa Ana 37 10 Golden West 6 YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1981 · ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Oc airport access plan struck. down By F REDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of ... o.lly ...... S..ff 'Los ANGELES -Pacific So.uthwest Airlines. backed with strong support from the federal gove rnment. late Friday won a court order barring Orange County government officials from implementing a co'n · troversial plan to regulate which jet a ir carr iers serve John Wayne Airport. U .S. District Court Judge Terry Hatter Jr. ruled that coun- ty officials must submit a new plan that is more in line with provisions of the federal Airline Deregulation Act of 1978. Following are the principle e f- fects of Judge Hatter's order: PSA, which previously has not served the Orange County market, will be permitted to begin service to Sao Francisco. with l wo flights daily, Thursday. Western Airlines, despite o bJ ections of county airport of- ficials. will be able to continue service to Salt Lake City. with two flights daily. AirCal. Re public Airlines and Frontier Airlines will be permitted to continue service to various destinations throllgbout the western United Stales with, respectively, an average or 23.5, 11 .5 and 2 flighLo; daily . The net effect of the judge's order issued after exhaustive aq~uments by attorneys -is to preserve the "status quo" at the airport until a new airport ac- cess plan can be submitted for his approval. The access plan designed by county airport oHicials was de- signed to accomplis h several things reduce noise impacts on airport-area residents. open the facility to new. qualified ear- ners and protect, to some ex- tent. the investments of AirCal and Republic, the two carriers that have served the Orange County market the longest. " Unde r terms of the plan. AirCal and Republic would be guaranteed their existing share of th e 41 j et departures permitted daily from the airport for a three-year period The only way they could have lost flights would have been by fa ihng to meet noise reduction standards <See AIRPORT. Page AZ> Stock market closes with shary rdec~e FANS GET SATISFACTION Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones swings back and forth while playing to about ~.000 rock ·n· roll fans A~ ......... Friday at Philadelphia's John F. Kenned~· Stadium. Another concert was se t for today Behind Jagger is guitarist Ron Wood NEW YORK <AP > -The stock market closed with a s harp decline Friday, only one day after President Reagan an· nounced new budget cutting pro- posals in an effo rt to keep the federal deficit from ballooning. The a ctivity continued the markets' summer -long s lump. Analysts attributed the stock m a rket's dec li.1e partly to market commentator Joseph Granville's warning in Paris that Monday will be "a blue Monday" on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average of 30 indus trial stocks, which has falle n by about 20 percent since April, lost 11 .13 points to 824 .0l by the closing. with declines leading advances b y a 10-1 margin. Long-term bond prices lost as much as 2 points, or $20 for each $1,000 in face value. Commodity prices a lso fell sharply, with some livestock and precious metals prices orr by as muc h as is permitted in a single session. The value of the dollar was lower in re lation to most major currencies in foreign ex- change trading in Europe. Gold prices were little changed. "ft's clear that the markets wa nt very badly a clear indica- tion that the budget will be re- duced." said George Hane, chief economist at the National As- sociation of Mutual Savings Banks . Athle t e ' d e fe ate d Leaseholders shocked • 1n c our t Student football player Jeff Washington will not -at least for the present be playing football for the Edison High ·School Chargers. Orange County Superior Court Judge Be tty Lou Lamoreaux Friday denied a r equest by Washington's attorneys to over- qa J e a decision d ec laring Washington ineligible to com- pete in sports at Edison. A trial on the matter at an as- yet unspecified date will bring final judgment on the d is- qualification, however. Washington. a junior de- rens ive back. transferre~ lo ~Uson from nearby Huntington Beach High School during last year's football season. Orficials of the Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· trict initially declared him eligi- ble to play at Edison because he and his father had moved into the Edison attendance area. But the Washlngtons have 1lnce moved back lo the Hunt- ington Beach High School atten- dance area and district trustees declared him lneUgible to com- pete in sports at Edison for one year. C alitornia Interscholastic Federation rules allow a player to remain eligible at a school, once declared eligible, even if be moves to another area. But district officials have a right to establish their own ( ... EDl.80N, Pa1e AZ> \ ' Prospect of high fee hikes scares bayside owners By STEVE MARBLE Of -0 .. ly Pltllt Si.ff Robert McKenzie says he just about nipped when he learned his annual leasehold fee on his Irvine Terrace home in Newport Beach was going from $990 to $18,000. "But that's nothing," the Newport man s ays . "My neighbor has a waterfront lot and his fee is going from $1,600 to $68,000. He's in serious trou- ble." Similar price leaps also were reported in Bayshores. Cameo Shores and Linda Isle, all con· s idered prime waterfront locales. Barbara Young, a Bayshores resident and owner or an escrow firm , says she's heard of one case in which the annual fee is going from $SOO to $90,000. In alJ cases, the leasehold is held by the Irvine Company. The leases, in most cases, are 50 to 75 years in length but come up for periodic renewal. Under a leasehold, a homeowner leases his property rather than owninl it d irectly. The annual ree is paid to the landowner and is ln addition to normal monthly house pay- ments. The lea s es call for homeowners to pay 6 percent of the property value. That 6 per- cent ls .established at the lime the lease ls written or when it is renewed. Many are now being renewed. The catch ls this -property vaJues have skyrocketed and the leasehold fees are following suit. "As we all know," comments Jerry Collins, an Irvine Com- pany spokesman, "the value or. coastal properties has gone up considerably in the past several years. This means, under the lease terms, that the annual fees will go up considerably, too." He points out that most of the homeowners had opportunities to purchase the land outright. But many, not grasping how much land prices would soar, opted to stick with the leasehold arrangement. ·'The property prices are a fact of what your neighbor selJs his house for." says the Irvine Com pany's Collins. "It has nothing to do with us. There's no question that Newport has become a wealthy area." Jack Teal, president of the Bayshores Community Associa· lion. says he already can see the P CH lane to be closed A westbound lane of Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach will be closed from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday so that work crews can complete an entrance ramp to the new Newport Bay bridle. The lane will be closed between Dover and Bayside drlvea. • Police are ur1in1 motorlltl to take alternate routes ii p<)lllble. They said traffic con1eatloo la likely. cha nges from the leasehold fee increases "For years this was a sleepy com munity where people who'd been here for 20 years were liv· ing," he says. "But now, they're being forced out and the wealthy are coming in." Mrs. Young contends the Irvine Company has turned the ''Newport dr e am i nto a nightmare.'' She s ays despite what the Irvine Company claims. the de- velopment firm does have some control on prope rly values because in her words, they own most of it. "But we're not in a position to arbitrarily and artificially re- duce the value of property," ex- plains Collins. adding that in· dependent appraisers establish the value or the property from which leasehold fees are de- termined. "Also," he says, "you have to remember that these people have always had the option simply to buy the land." Homeowner McKenzie says be considered that alternative until he found out that the larnl was going to cost him $200,000. He says his house cost him only $60,000 when be purchased it in 1976. "I'd put my home on the market but the real estate market isn't movtna," he says. "I'll have lo wait for the economic climate to improve and that's not fair." <See LEASES, Pa1e AJ) ' Stock prices also tumbled in Europe. where Granville -who sent the market into a brief spin in J a nuary when he urged in- vestors to sell was spreading gloomy predictions about the American markets and the British economy. The Wall Street in vestment community seemed to take little comfort in Reagan 's latest pro- posal for culling federal s pend- ing by S13 billion a nd r ais ing S3 billion in taxes to prevent a wide ning of the 1982 budget deficit. ·'The perception in the markets 1s that the administra- tion does have the resolve to carry through, but that con- gressional cooperation is more difficult to obtain with this second round of budget cutting," said Nick Marrone, assistant vi ce president and m oney- market analyst at Bank of New York While investors apparently saw little to cheer about in R eagan's nationally broadcast economic address Thursday, the president said Friday the stock market's decline was "not a verdict " on his newest economic proposals. Ref erendutn drive surprises Heather Newport Beach Mayor Jackie Heather s ays she considers the Irvine Company's plan to ex- pand Newport Center a victory for the city. She says she finds it hard to believe that ever yone doesn 't feel the same way. The Irvine Company's $123 million project, approved by the city council in late August. is to in c lude a 300-room hotel , roughly 700,000 square feet of of- fi ce s pace and 100 residential un- its . But the victory. cla ims Mayor Heather. is the S33 million in road improvements and con- struction that the development firm agreed to comple te as a condition to the approval. "What the voters of Newport Beach need to know is that the city made substantial gains toward solving its transportation problems when the council passed this plan," Mrs. Heather contends. A major slice of the road work is to go into partial construction of Pelican Hill Road. the six- lane bypass that is to extend from Pacific Coa st Highway south of Corona del Mar to Bonita Canyon Road. Mrs. Heather, who left on vacation shortly after the coun- cil vole, said she was "sur- prised" to find a referendum movement at full-boil when she returned to town this week. "I was amazed on my return to find the refere ndum group circulating petitions to undo what t.ook the council so much time and effort to accompUsh," s he said. "I 'd like to point out that many of the elements of the ap- proved proposal were suggested by the very people who are now circulating the petition which claims it was a bad decision." A point that has the mayor ir- ritated is the attention focused on a gathering at the home of Councilwoman Evelyn Hart. Mayor Heather says the meeting with Irvine COmpany officials resulted in settling two criUcal issues that threatened the entire expansion project. T h e issues, she explained, were whether the construction of Pelican mu Road would be a condition of tbe project and whether the lnlne Companf o.lly ...... Sloeff ...... I WAS AMAZED' Newport Mayor !leather would agree to take a firm pos i· tion against expansion or the county airport. The development firm agreed lo both. CSee HEATH E R, Page A2 > ORANGI COAST WllTHIR Low clouds and fog late night and morning hours. Otherwise fair th is weekend . Slig htl y warmer. Highs near 70 at beaches, low 80s inland. Lows 60 to 66. INSIOI TODAY Despite their growing representation in the nation's workforce, women are atill a long way from equalitfl. See Page AlO. 11011 AIY_._.. M o.rdl A,.U ~ Ct-OI c-Mt CA c--111 All c:..w~ •••T I Alt c._... C4 .......... 0 .... ,,, , a..a .... , ... ... ,,... ....ec ..... "" ........ ..... •T........._ ftMtWI T..,,.. ..... ·- ---.-- Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Sept amber 26, 1981 AW ~CS compromise • m offing? . White House reportedly wants to send delegation to Saudi Arabia WASHJNGTON (AP) -The Ruaan admlnlstraUon wants to send a hi&h·level deleaatlon. in· cludina a key !Senator, to Saudi Arabia tn an tiffort to cltnch Senate and Saudi approval of a compromise on the s ale of AW ACS radar warning planes, an informed source said Friday night. "It's strtcUy In the dlacusalon stage because Saudi Arabia bas not aereed yet," the source said. "But this should Indicate the deal Is deftnitely not dead." He referred to several reports that a compromise that would give Americans Joint operations control of the planes bad been rejected by the Saudis. A~'cording to the source, the de leaation would be made up or "u handful " of the "key rcpresentallveis of the several points of view in all the activity In recent days," including Sen John Glenn. D-Ohio. "ff 1t happens. It will be soon ." the source said. • Spokesmen for Glenn, whose Coast act repeal study due Proposition 20 protection law focus of hearings SACRAMENTO (AP> -The s tate Senate 's Natural , Resources and Wildlife Commit- tee will hold two hearings this fall on whether the state's ,, coastal protection act should be repealed, its chairman said Fri· ., day. ,, The sessions will be held Oct. 23 in San Diego and Nov. 9 in Seaside, near Monterey. They will focus on SB260, a bill by Sen. Jim Ellis, R-San Diego, ,. which would abolish the CoastaJ ,. Commission and repeal the pro- tection act, which restricts de- velopment a long the state's , 1,IOO·mile s horeline. The act and commission are an outgrowth of Proposition 20, a coastal protection initiative ap· proved by voteta in 1972. Committee chairman Robert Presley, D-Riverside, said the committee is seeking tes timony on whether there ar e ways to carry out Proposition 20 without the coastal act. He also said the committee also wants testimony on: -Whether local governments can adequately protect the coast from overdevelopment without stale coordination. -Wh ether the commission and local governments have sue- From Page A1 cessfully implemented coastal act goals, and how the coas tal act c&n be improved. "ln the year-lo-year operation of s uch a large program . periodic assessments and re- view of problems, accomplish: men ts and goals are necessar y." Presley said. ·'The hearings will allow all interested parties, including de- velopers. environmentalists. homeowners. beach-goers and all levels of governme nt. a chance to ai r their views and questions before the committee members." f o e in m a t e f found d ead ~ An 18-year-old inmate at the g Orange County jail In Santa Ana ~was found dead in bis cell Fri- ~ day e vening, an apparent J$ suicide, the county sheriff's de· ~ partment said. AIRPORT ACCESS • • • ~ Caesar Segure of Santa Ana, It who was serving a 90-dar sen- tence for disorderly conduct.~ was di~covered hanging by a bed sheet from a towel rack at 6:02 p.m. by jail staffers on their • regular rounds, according to Lt. Chuck Conaway of the Sheriff's De·partment. ~ona~ay._ quoting_, a depart- m ent press release, said Segure had been in a medical isolation I cell for several days after he as- saulted three other inmates in the jail's medical ward. He said the cell door was locked al lbe • time Segure was found. outlined in other provisions of the plan. Another component of the plan would have required all airlines serving the airport by Oct. 1, 1982, to utilize new and quieter jet aircraft on 50 percent or their flights. By Oct. 1, 1983, use of such aircraft. would have been required on all flights in or out of the airport. In issuing bis ruling im· mediately after arguments con- cluded, Hatter said, "My belief is that the ~County of Oraage should be able lo run its affairs .•. but they don't have unfet· tered authority. They have to be mindful o f the national in· teresl." Earlie r in the bearing. Raymond Larizza. an attorney I M · oney ' growth near ·Fed's expectations NEW YORK (AP> -The na· lion's basic money supply grew by $1 billion in the week ended I Sept. 16, the Federal Reserve ~ From Page A1 I ~~c~~r2.~.; • • Judge Lamoreaux said Friday I she denied Washington's re-!= quest based on legal interpreta-~ lion only, and that the facts of j! the case will be . heard at the ~ trial. ,: "I just didn't feel at this suge ;: that the court should interfere," ;! Judge Lamoreaux said. ~ She said the school district . ~ "had provided proper prottt· ~ lions" for Washington by bear- ing his case through normal • channels and that she fea she "did not have sufficient authori· ty lo interfere with the district at this point." Washington is one of five stu-· dents who transferred to Edison and its powerful football team at the end of the last football season. From Page A1 LE AS ES • • • Not all of the homeowners blame the Irvine Company. But they say that the future for leaseholders is pretty scary. Several persons, including Mrs. Young and McKenzie, claim a class-action suit against the Irvine Company may be in the works. The Irvine Company s ays there's no basis for a lawsuit. Company officials claim resi· dents would be wasting their time. "What they forget," says Mrs. Young, "ls that these ·are our homes and it's pretty difficult to be objective about your home. We have to do something.•• ORANGE COAST Board said Friday -near ex- pectations and further encourag- ing talk of lower short-term in· terest rates and a lower bank prime rate. The Fed said the M 1 B. a measure of the nation's cash in circulation and deposits in checking-type accounts at rinan- c i a I institutions. grew to a seasonally adjusted $433.7 billion from $432. 7 billion the previous week. • However, the long-term bond market reacted Friday more lo Congress vs. the Reagan ad- ministration than the money s upply figurea . "The bond market was in a shambles," s aid Thomas Thomson, chief economist for Crocker National Bank in San Francisco. From Page A1 HEATHER • • "Le t m e . s tress,'' Mrs Heather says, "that both sub- jects had been discussed in de· tail during the fiv e months of public debate conducted by the city as a part of its effort lo reach a decision on expansion of Newport Center." Because of the meeting with Irvine Company officials, Mayor Heather says, the council was able to resolve the issues and get a better deal for the city. "The important thing,·· she says, "is that we extracted a further $25 million concession (Pelican Hill Road) from the Irvine Company with absolutely no concession on the part of the city." She says a referendum will cost the city these gains. "What would you rather have? she asks, "a referendum backed by a group which has made it clear they oppose any growth or a general plan that gets needed road work accomplished at Irvine Company expense? Daily Pilat ClaH llled .chertl1ln9 71 '18'2·5171 All oth•t departntenta 142·4321 Thomas P Haley ,...,. __ c,,,.. E'""' ... oi, ..... RObert N Weed ,.,_ Thorias A Murph11'\e l•IP Michael P Hervey ~0.-IOr L. Kay Sr.hvll7 °"'"" .. 0-••>M• ~neth N Goddard Jr C..-IOll 0..-lo> Bernard Schulman o.- Ch11r I• .. Loos .~ICMOf ' C.01 A. Moor• ............ 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Co''" •~w C.•I•'"'"' • •M1w with the U.S. Department of J u stice. argued that it was wrong for the county to propose a llocating 85 percent of the permitted daily departures to only two airlines, AirCaJ and R e public , for a three-year period. after which time access would be determined on a more competitive basis. "It is clearly a matter of dis- crimination ... which ought to be corrected by a preliminary injunction." Larizza asserted. 4!lrizza was representi~ the Federal Aviation Administra· tion. Civil Aeronautics Board and Department of Tra nsporta· lion Michael Gatzke, a private al· torney employed by the county to handle airporl litigation. said the proposed access plan un- derwent extensive review before being approved by t he county Board of Supervisors. ·'The board of supervisors made a legislative decision. Nobody hked it. which in my mind tells me that it's a pretty good decision under the circumstances." Peter Work. an attorney for PSA . said, "The plan on its face is d1scr im1natory " because of the fact it favors the two long· s tanding incumbents. AirCal and Republic. "Incumbency was the only factor .. it's a fact. It's undisputed." He said the county had acted "in a manner grossly inconsislent" with the Congress in its approval of the federal airline deregulation act No deadline was set by Hatter by which the county must sub· mil a revised airline access plan Gatzke, who appeared stunned by the judge's order enjoining the county from enforcing the proposed plan . responded, "I don't know" when asked when a r evised plan might be s ub· milted . Two airport officials, Stephen Kozak. and Doug Wil son. ex- pressed dis appointment, and some anger. after Hatter's rul· ing Airport Manager Murry Ca· b l c, wh o is vacationing thro ughout sever a l western states, was not present at the hearing. Few details reported on UCI fires Police al the University of California at Irvine said late Friday they still have little in- formation on 11 separate fires set in the school's engineering and computer sciences build· ings. The fires, discovered at l : 15 a. m . Thursday by faculty and staff members who saw smoke coming from the buildings, ca u sed min or damage to classroom d<>j[S and the floor Of an elevator, '"'UCI Police Chief Michael Michell s aid. A police spokesman said a sus- pect, described as a caucasian male in his mid·20s, about six feet tall and thin, is being sought in a continuing investigation. · H eadline co•rectio n The headline "Onofre test license aRproved" In two edi· tlons of Page 81 Friday was in- correct. In the story, the deputy direc- tor or the state Office of Emergency Services uid his agency would not object to ls- s ua nce or a tow-pow~r test license to Unit 2 at the San Onofre nuclear powe.r plant. I Insistence on some Corm of A meriu n parlJcipatlon In the Operation of the pla nes has mode rum pivotal In the matter, were not avuiJable. Glenn probably would not be the only senator In the group, the source said Several proposed revisions to the sale package, threatened with a congressional veto, emerged from an unusual meet- ing Thursday between three senators. a Saudi prince and President Reagan's national security adviser, according to participants who insisted on not being identified. Prince Bandar bin Sultan said he would relay the proposals to his government and a reply is expected by Monday. The principal elements in the proposed compromise, now be· ing weighed by the Saudi rulers in Jidda, were Joint crews in the AW ACS to alleviate U.S. concerns that the planes with their highly classified electronic gear could be hijacked and delivered Into hostile hands. Five years after delivery of the Boeing planes, scheduled for 1985, the United States would re· view the arrangement and de· cide whether to turn full control over to the Saudis. The United States would agree to equip the planes with advanced e lectronic gear with h e ld from the o riginal package, equipment the govern· ment has not even included in A WACS provided to NATO. Meanwhile. President Reagan said Friday that senators oppos- ing the sale "are Uterally doing away with our ability to continue to try to bring peace to the Mid· die East " .................. ~ ...... Airborne boot got attentton of resu1ents in Huntington Beach. It was built in back yard and had to be hoisted over fence before it could be put in water I or mau1en voyage Engineer-finally gets boat airborne (harbor is nex.,!) By PATRJCK KENNEDY Of, ... Delly ...... Staff It took engineer. David Cal vert four years to get his homemade boat into the air. On Sunday, he's going to put il where it belongs in the water. C alvert. 43, a Huntington Beach resident who is an engineer with Ford Aerospace in Newport Beach, says he has s pent all his spare time since 1977 building bis 28 -root catamaran of fiberglass. On Friday, he and his family and a crowd of onlookers watched as a crane lifted the sailboat into the air over the roof or his Huntington Beach home onto a trailer. Calvert says there were times while building his boat after work and on weekends that he wondered why he ever started the project. "I must have been crazy to de· cide to build a boat in my backyard." Calve rt said. "I thought it was only going to take a year and a half. "But it was a t y pical aerospace project, it had over- runs in time and money," he quipped. Calvert's wife Joan says the sailboat will be pushed into the water at Newport 's Lido Shipyard Sunday and the family will sail it to their slip in the marina near the Queen Mary oceanliner in Long Beach. Calvert said be "got booked" on boating about nine years ago on a trip to Ca(alina. Shortly thereafter , he bought a cabin cruiser and his family boated almost every weekend. ··My kids kept growing and the cabin cruiser became too small, so I decided to build a sailboat," Calvert says. He de· signed t.be blueprints, purchased som e material s and began spendjng his spare time working on his project. "We haven't added up all the costs, but I've been lciddin& him all along that for what he's 1pent we could have bought three boats," Mrs. Calvert said. "I figure we've spent between $30,000 and $35,000," she said. "You don't really save money building your own, but we'll sure enjoy sailing it to Catalina." The double-hulled craft ls 14 feet wide, bas a solid deck. cabin sleeping quarters, a galley and a bathroom. 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Ptk:" effKIM tllru Oct 0. end eu~1 to ovantlllfl Oft"'"°· Mosr 8£A urwut cltRosN C£NT6R Optitl9to600tl'f •Son Jooqu111 Htll• ~ otMoe~ llwd • Acroo llom kltfllOn "londtWI ~ leootl NURSERY • INDOOR PLANTS • FtORIST • LANDSCAPING • PATIO FURN11URE • ANTIQU€S I r ·i I :, I _...._. _____ _ -- A~ ....... Finder of ca'li may lw kRPJWr Like mOlt people. £baa G. Sterglopouloa could use $1,600, but he says honesty m eans more to him than wealth. Stergiopoulos, a n11live of Greece who operates u fami· ly run restaurant In In· dlanapolis, noticed a roll of bills on the floor o f a supermarket as be stood tn a cbeckopt line. .6lergiopoulos , 49, picked up the money and turned It over to an a ssistant manager Who gave it to the police. Police Lt. Jerry Barker said the money had not been claimed and that if no one comes calllng in the next few weeks, there's a good chance Stergiopoulos will receive the money. From carpets to replace- ments for handmade plumb- ing fixtures, Nancy Reagan is finished r~ecorating the While House. and her press secretary says the $822,641 from tax-'deducti ble dona- ti q n s was e nough . Sh e originally figured it would cost les~ than a quarter of that. "The bills aren't in yet, but we've kept within bounds," s aid the f i r s t l a d y 's spokeswoman, Shella Patton Tale. Ted Dawley of Mountlake Terrace. Wash .. got a letter back from the White House after sending President Reagan one of his hand-crafted jelly bean rosaries with a small elephant pendant attached. A police chief who gained national attention for his habit of wearing cowboy garb on duty-was s hot to death in Lexington, Tenn., after he was called to in - ves tigate reports that a worn an had bee n taken hostage, officers said. .. ~ ......... Police Chief Richard Car- r log ton was killed by a shotgun blast at close range when he arrived al the home District Attorney Generai George Hymers said. • 0 A Modesto heart p\tient and his fiancee were de- termined to gel married, so they found a matchmaking minister in the same hospital for tests to perform the ceremony. WaUace Wyman, 62, fidget· ed nervously in the coronary care unit at Doctors Medical Center wilt) Mary Wymaa, 56, standing beside his bed. Wyman sitting up in bed and the Rev. Dell Kelley in a wheelchair were hooked to heart monitors during the nuptials. Bob Hope gestures during a break m the play of the Bob Hope British Classic golf tournament m Moor Park. England. The Wymao s were divorced, but decided to re· marry because "it was love," Wyman said. Coastal O•or ovter wat•rs De-n Point Conceptlofl -S... Clemente hl•nd ll9ht winds with d4'crusln9 ... ~ through lonlght, EIHwhere llght .. rl•blt winds tlVQUOll tonight H · cept sout~ lo...,, 10 lo 1' •not" In eller-. Sout"-st Ifs t to J lffl L-cloudl. Steady temperatures ll•t deQrett • .,...., 1n1end Lows tonight should De from 60 lo., SUndO ''' IOw tempertturH tor the COHI Ind the •tlleys •'-Id "" from SS lo '1 Vt llef 1119'>0 were pr.c!k l-.1 to lie.,_ n to '2 Doth days Lo• Angelfl WM tore< ... for so .... low clOudiness ti nlQl>t and in the mornl"9S. -~tvhs nNr 11 Lows 111 lhlcltystlouldDetr°""°M. There wlll be strong winds In the northern oeie,..h •nd mount•1nt. wntrt gusts from IS to 1l mptl wlli blow, Ille -tllwr ~rvke .. Id FORECAST U.S. sum T lie northern dewrtJ tnd Antelooe Valley 1llould h1¥e lll g~ t•m (,..,-.V-PtrttlHH from G 10 92 todty, end ~· J from ts to 92 on Sunday. Lows In the Sllles ...,. 911ner•lly SUMY Friday from the Atl.,,tlc ,.,.,, •nd '°"'theut -Into the Southi.ttl S<ettered -" -• ,._.,.., trom tlM Pecltk Northwnt •nd IN Greet Bnln lnlo lht northern Rocllle,s. si-n tnd • few lllun· clenhowtrs stretcr..ct from H $1tm Kena.• Into the wmtm -southern Grt•I L•Us, and '"-""°""' dumped h•••Y r•ln o•er south Flor Id• •nd lh u-r tHltrn co .. 1 hmperttuns ,,_ tN n.tllon •I mlckt•Y Frlcsey r 4lft9ld from 43 In L-l1lon, Mont.. ton In l ittle Roell, Ari< .. B•vll1e. Tex•s •nd lfnP*rl<tl, Calll. Today's forKHI c•lled for r•ln 11111"9 along POnkwls of tlle northern Pacific Coe•t encl __,, widely sce llered over the eHltrn lnttr· mounleln r19kwl. Sl'IOwtrs encl th<indlrlhowers were upe<ted lo lie widt-ffd from the 11or111orn Roclllu throu9 11 Ille '-'""" Mlululc>cll V•lley Into Ille north Alle11tlc stttll, ucopt for mucll of Melne -south Flonda. Mostly sunny s11i.s <.,,lie tJtpKt.d In the deMrts of Ille South-st tnd theSoutllMst. Tom-tturn In the 'Os ..,.. pr• dieted from the deMrh Into the southern Pt<tlns -the contrtl Gulf Co1111. SOt tnd 60s •tonv the -111 P<telflc Coe5t, lhe '*111 pltlns, '*"" Greet Ltllos -Into N<tw Enoi.M, wltll 70s tnd IOI etMMlere. California Thi first 1K11Umn ---114 ttll ll>Ould .... --· ...... -for' Southern C.lllornltnt, mt111ed by 1teedy temporeturn end llthl llrtt11s, Ille NeUonel Weetller S.nk t Mid Frleley. TM Soulhtm C.llfoml• c_.11,.. lllevlcl lie ~-,..., wllll nlollt end memlno low<'°'*• bolt wlll lie feltlY clear In ,,,......__.,,..,,,,.1. H '9h• et IM lltKlln frGm Seflla hrNr• tollth to LOftll 9Nch Md 0r.,,.. c-tv w111 • ,,...,. .. 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' The same. 24-hour·anslNering aervlce may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must lnclu'de their name and telephone numbel' for verlllullon. No circulation calls. please Tt>ll us what's on your mind 642·6086 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, September 26, 1981 A3 Ftirniture ~harg~ nixed Cleaned-out H B store's owners forced into bp,nkruptcy By PIUL SNEIDERMA.N Of .. .,...... ...... tafl No criminal charges wtu be filed against the operators ot a Huntingto n Beach furniture store that was myateriou11ly cleaned out in JuJy, generating a flurry of calls to police about missing deposits and unpaid bills. Tbe Huntlneton Beac~ buli~ ness opened In late 1prtn1. cat· ryine medium·to higher·priced furnishings. After dark on July 7, the store's furnishln11 were loaded lnto trucks and taken away, Pomeroy said. The owner of the .,_UcHq PlllM a 1t1n explaJn1D1 lh•I t• furlllture 1tore bad mofed, and it.s new address was unknown. In the weeks tbat foUowed. police received complaints from 116 customers who said they had los t deposits on Items of furniture from the store. Huntington Beach POiice fraud detective Ron Pomeroy said the Orange County District At· torney's office has determined there is insufficient evidence of crimlnaJ intent in the case. Fluor 4th-quarter • • earnings increase But Pomeroy said the men who operated Marc us-Green Furniture at Warner Avenue and Magnolia Street have been fo r ced into involuntary bank r uptcy by furniture wholesalers who say they were not paid for their merchandise. The Fluor Corp. has projected n e t income for the fourth quarter ending Oct. 31 to be around $50 million, compared with $31.5 mlllion in the like quarter a year ago. wilh St. Joe Minerals Corp .. Fluor had 49 million shares out· standing. Smee the merger, that fi gure has risen to 78 million. In addition, some customers who lost deposits when the store was closed abruptly have been repaid, the detective said. P omeroy identified the four principals in the furniture store business as Kenneth A. Jones of San Bernardino , Dennis McKnight of Huntington Beach, Donald R. Presley of Newport Beach, and Bobby D. Brown of West Covina. The Dow J ones News Service, meanwhile, quoted Chairman J. Robert Fluor as saying earninlS for the last fiscal quarter of ~ should be "maybe a little be(. ter," or at worst. even with the year·earlier 65 cents a share. This means Fluor is rapidly recovering from the $2.34 billion acquisition. which depressed third·quarter earnings due to the borrowing of $1 billion to help finance the deal. The difference is the number of s hares outstanding. Last year. before the recent merger At an analyst's meeting in Chicago Thursday, Fluor said the company is considering sale of its 10 percent interest in Peabody Coal Co., the nation's largest coal producer . 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Chris Peterson. Mel.anze Carter and Kathy Hunthng. Back row f rom left. Wayne Williams. Steve Boren and Jeff Puskas OCC students best at LA fair Orange Coast College animal science students have returned with 26 awards from the Los Ange les County Fair in Pomona. It's the best showing ever by students enrolled in the Costa Mesa school's agriculture depart]Dent. The performance was the best by any college competing at this year's fair. OCC 's students won 10 awards, Including seven first-place ribbons, in the college division. They captured 16 awards. including seven firsts, in the senior di vision. which is open to professional breeders. In the senior di~ision. the students had the re- ser ve champion Duroc Boar. reserve junior year- ling champion York Sow and reserve grand cham- pion junior yearling Sow. Other first-place awards in the senior divis ion included March Duroc Boar. March Yorkshire Boar, Februa ry Yorkshire Gilt and Marc h Yorkshire Gilt. Top college division awards woo by OCC stu- dents included: first place lightweight English Cross; reserve charppion college Duroc Boar; first place swine showmanstlip ; first place mid- dleweight Duroc Boar and first place pen-of-three Market Swine. OCC students who competed at the Los Angeles County Fair included: Kathy Huntling, Steve Boren, Barbara Hamilton and Tony Guarnacci of Costa Mesa; Chris Peterson, Melanie Oosting and Wa yne Williams of Huntington Beach; Tammie Richardson of Garden Grove; Melanie Carter of Lakewood and Jeff Puskas of Orange. SHAPE UP.. 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Sunday, Sept. 27th, 10 a.m. at Irvine Terrace Park. l • Court action asked against nude photos • NEW YORK CAP) -The mother or teen-age actress Brooke Shields has gone to cow1 to try to suppress nude photos of her daughter at the age of 10. A lawyer for the photographer ls arguing publication or the pic- tures can't harm the 16-year-old star. whom he called "the Lolita of her generation." And the photographer says Teri Shields consented to the pictures . Justice Nathaniel Holman has granted a temporary restraining order against sale of the pic- tures by photographer Gary Benefit set for foundation Cano's restaurant in Newport Beach will sponsor a "Feed Your Bones" party to benefit the Natural History Foundation of Orange County Sun(lay from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Cano's will donate 40 percent or all dinner ,and drink receipts to the foundation, a nonprofit group which gathers and pre· serves fossil specimens in the county. The benefit party will feal\lf.e live entertainment, dinner, drinks. prizes and fossil dis· plays. Interested persons are in· vited to drop by at Cano's, local· ed at 2241 West Coast Highway. Sunday TV guests told By the Associated Press Here are the scheduled guests for the Sunday television in- terview programs: -ABC , "I ss ue s and Answers," Sens. Ernest Holl- i n gs , 0 -S.C ., a nd Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y. -CBS, "Face the Nation," David A. Stockman, director of President Reagan's Office of Management and Budget. -NBC, ·'Meet the Press." Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev. "60 Minutes" will feature an hour-long look at investigative reporting, particularly as prac· ticed by th e CBS news magazine. Grou, 1ayan1, .. The s ate or large volumeJ or the photo· graphs in question. lncludlng the nude photoenpbl taken when she was 10 years old, would re- sult in serious Injury to Miss Shields." But he said be expects an eJ;· planation from Mrs. Shields as to why she signed two releases at the time Gross snapped the pictures. Gross contends he took the pictures io 1975 with Mrs. Shields' consent for a Playboy Press book entitled "Sugar and Spice." One photo shows Miss Shields in the burr, standing In a bathtub, her body covered with oil. The court hearing involves a motion for a permanent lajunc- tion by Mrs: Shields against sale or the pictures. . Gross' lawyer. Richard Golub, claimed in court papers that Miss Sbields, in her often s teamy cinematic portrayals, "is no Shirley Temple." ·'She is portrayed as a young vamp and a harlot, a seasoned sexual veteran, a provocative child-woman, an erotic and sensual sex symbol, the Lolita of her generation," Golub main- tained. Lolita was the title character ofanovel in which a precocious child is enticed into a sexual liaison with an older man. "These photographs." Golub argued at another point, "are of museum quality, compared to the unmitigated tr~sh Brooke has involved herself in while climbing the vine of interna- tional stardom." Miss Shields has played a c hild prostitute in "Pretty Baby," and a girl discovering sex in "The Blue Lagoen." The Manhattan State Supreme Court judge noted Miss ~hields' international renown as a model and actress and said that due to her enormous popularity "she would be injured commercially if the photos were distributed." "J earn my living by taking and selling photographs," Gross protested, claiming there were no Umitations placed on him in the release Mrs. Shields signed. "My photographs of Brooke Shields are the most valuable photographs I own." No date was set for a further hearing. TODAY'S W LITA? Brooke Shields Jl1i11i-ln1rks, rars ra//,· It)( Ut \. i 11 llf P ~(I • t;ars and mini-trucks• from througt)out Southern California will converge on Killybrooke School in Costa Mesa today for a "navigational and gimmick ral- ly" that will send about 150 vehicles through Costa Mesa a nd Huntington Beach streets. Dave Dubois, president of Night Shift Mini-Truck Club of Costa Mesa, said his 15·member organization is sponsoring the rally for several car and truck clubs. Rally winners will receive trophies based on maintaining speed limits and following a route prescribed in a cryptic rid- dle. Dubois said the rally has been cleared through the Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach police de- partments. The rally will be launched at Killybrooke at 5:30 p.m. and will end later that evening at an un· disclosed destination. 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Dl•I . this \\l'<.'k twfor<.• dl·e1clin 1.! to d1mh -..a ll'h h~1 C'k down to s af<.·t~· Officials s aid Compton had been released from a hos pital whc:re h<.' had .un~ C'h1;.ilne oh'l'I'\ at 1011 n ·t'l'nt I\ · Raquel sues Enquirer • over series HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Movie star Raquel Welch is suing the National Enquirer for $42 m illion over a series of articles that say she was s hunned by the movie industry. fired from a film and that s he fought with her hus band. The suit. filed against the ta bloid; its publisher, Generoso Pope ; its editor. lain Calder and writers David Wright. R. Couri Hay and Granville Toogood, asks $1 million in general da mages. $1 million in da mages for "lost employment and production op- portunities " and $1 0 million in punitive damages for each of four al· legedly libelous articles -a total of $42 million. The s uit. fil ed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court. claims the couple "suffered loss of reputations. shame. mortification and hurt feel- ings ." Miss Welch's attorneys -includ· ing Marc R. Stein. who filed the suit say the y de- m a nded retrac - tions of the four articles. which ap- peared in 1980 and 1981 in the tabloid, a nd n ever got satisfaction. Under headlines s uch as "Raquel's N ew Marriage F 1 o ps -After wELcM Just Two Months It's About To Blow Sky High," and with lead paragraphs such as "Fading sex bomb Raquel Welch was fired from her latest mov- ie ("Cannery Row"> because she threw temper tantrums. made out· rageous demands for changes in her script and acted like an indispensa- ble superstar instead of a • hoperul has-been," articles paint an unflat· tering portrai t of the 40-year-old star. the suit said. Miss Welch 's hus band, writer - producer-director Aridre Weioreld, 33, was portrayed in the Enquirer a rtic les a s a vio lence·prone. manipulati ve man with the nickname "Horserace." the s uit said. Clippings attached to the suit in- dicate that three weeks after the couple 's wedding July 5, 1980, the En- of articles quirer wrote that Miss Welch was ·'shunned by t.he motion picture and television community ... and mar· ried Weinfeld to give her career a boost... ' In September 1980, the tabloid told its readers . "Just two months after their wedding, Ra<t_uel Welch and her new husband are fighting tooth and nail -and the explosive marriage is about to blow sky high. Stunned sources reveal that the fadlng sex goddess and hubby Andre Weinfeld a French TV writer known to Ra- quel's friends as "Horseface" are b a ttling pr a ct ically aro und the clock." In January 1981, the suit said, the Enquirer turned from Miss Welch's domestic lire to her professional ar- fairs with the news that she was rired from the MGM film "Cannery Row" because or outrageous demands, and that she was "hated by the entire cast" and "would show up late for work and lalce long lunches while everyone s at around and waited for ·her." T he National Enquirer office in Lantana. F1a., rererred questions by The Associated Press about t.he suit to t h e pape r 's attorne y in Washjngton, Irving Younger. He was reached in Kansas City . "I am speaking without having seen the suit or the story , .. Younger s aid . "All I can tell you is that the Enquirer makes an effort beyond any othe r news paper to ensure that what it prints is accurate. We will contest this vigorously and I suspect that one defense will be that the articles are absolutely true." The Enquirer has been the target of numerous celebrity lawsuits after year s of reporting sordid Hollywood stories. The only lawsuit that has gone to trial involved Carol Burnett, who won $1.6 million Crom the paper in March. Until Thursday, the most recent su ch action filed against the En· quirer had been a $10 million lawsuit by actor Cary Grant, who alleges the tabloid implied his current wife pressured him into his fifth mar· riage. Parne ll gets seven years HAYWARD <AP ) -Kenneth Parnell, the drifter charged with ab- ducting two boys seven years apart, was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison in one of the cases. Alameda County Superior Court Judge M.O. Sabraw imposed the maximum penalty on the 50·year-old Parnell in the Feb. 14, 1980, abduc- tion of S-year-old Timmy White, in Ukiah. Parnell stUJ races trial on charges of abducting Steven Stayner, who dis- appeared from a Merced sll"eet in 1972 at the age ol 7 and said he lived wllh Parnell for seven yeara. Parnell was convicted ot •t>ductins While as the boy walked home from school and of holding him ror two weeks at a remote one.room cabin ln lbe mountains. Stayner, th~n 14, took Whlte to Ukiah police March 1. t•Wna tbem be didn't want Timmy to So throu1b what be bad endured. Parnell wu arTetted houri later at tbe dowatown bote1 wbere be worked u a clerk. An Alameda County Superior Court jury deliberated just 2'h hours before convicting Parnell in the White case. Drugs seized • • 1n <;oca1n ~ c a se LOS ANGELES (AP) -Some 114 pounds of cocalne and $2 million ln cash were seiffd in what was called the biggest-ever narcotics ud money haul west ol U,. llluiaaippi River, authorltJes said Friday. Agents of ttle federal DrUI En· f orcement Acency, wortiq with the Los AngeJet Police Department and the Los Aqeles County Slaerilt'• Of· fice, aebed tbe clnap and cuh tn a raid TbUl'IMJ on four aptrtmentl la a Van Nuya apartment buddlnf. NIP,. peop le, believed bJ autborttl• to be ~ ... arrested at the apartments. I . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, September 26, 1981 A$- Candidate Deukmejian 'dUe in county By O.C. ft\JSTINGS Of .. DMty ...... 14-!f State Atto rney G eneral Georae Oeukmejian will be in Orantce County this coming week ror talks betore the county's Apartment Association and the. Newport·BalbQa Rotary Club. Oeukmejian,· a candidate for the Re publican gubernatorial nomination, will speak to apartment owners and managers Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Inn al the Park Hotel In Anaheim. He'll speak to the Rotarians at 6:30 p .m . Wednesday at the Bahia Corin· thian Yacht Club in Corona del Mar. The public is invited to Deu.kmejian's Rotary Club appearance. Call Frank Anderson, prealdent of the Newport- Balboa club at 61S·7480 for dinner r•· servationa. ••• THE ORANGE OOUNTV Federation or Republican Women will hear a tllk on the criminal Justice s ystem when they meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Saddleback Jnn in Santa Ana. The s peaker is Assemblyman Dave Sti rllng, R· Whittier. ••• MEMBERS OF THE Oran1e County l eague of Cities ~ill t1avel to the Queen Mary in Long B6ach Thursday to hear potential U.S. Senate candidates Barry Goldwater Jr. and Dan Whitehurst. Goldwater t1 a Republlcan con. sreasman from CaUtornta. WhJt.burat, a Democrat, ls the mayor of FrHDO. The 7 p.m. dinner meetina will be the second annual combined meetlna ol th• Los Ange les and Oranse County Division or the Leaaue or Cities. * •• RAOUL SILVA, chairman of the Orange County Republican lbspanic' Committee, has been appotnt.t as a de- 1 e gate to the Co mmluton of the Californias by Lt. Gov. Mike Ourb. The commission was establllbed itl 1964 to s trengthen ties between California and Mexico. Sil va is a Ga rden Grove resident. Is Pakistan developing atomic bomb? Cranston says r eactor fuel could lead to building of nuke WASHING TON <AP I -Assistant Se nate De m ocra tic Leader Alan· Cranston said Friday he has new in· formation that Pakistan has taken a ''missing link" s tep in what he called lts nuclear development program. against Pakistani nuclear weapons de· velopment. ceotion to some of the particulars'' of • the statement. Cranston said Eklund reported the same situation at India's RAPP-1 reac· tor at Rajasthan. S oiers sajd he does understand the IAEA is trying to improve safeguard ar-! ra ngements. Cr anston s aad the Pakistanis are fa bricating fuel for their CANUP nuclear power reactor that could then be used to produce plutonium for nuclear weapons . "This 'means that both the India n. and the Pakistanis now have potentia sources for undetected plutonium d iversion to racilitate nuclear weapons options," Cranston said. But he said, "We further understand: that the IAEA has not determined tha~ • a ny s areguard violations have occurred in P a kistan or that any nuclear .. m aterial has been diverted." ' He said that fuel is not subject 1lo in· spection by the International Atomic Energy Agency and so IAEA Director Sigvard Eklund has reported he can no longer be confident ·or safeguarding He made the statement at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing of confirmation or Ronald I. Spiers as President Reagan's ambassador to Pa kistan. Cranston said hjs information shows ,• that implicit conditions against develop-, ment of nuclear weapons must to at- tached to administration plans to sell Pakistan $3 billion worth of military eq uipment in the future. 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' LANO OF GRAPES -Dan, left. and Edmund Mirassou. display their Cabernet Sauvignon wine grapes near San Jose. Despite what they say are formidable hurdles due to foreign trade barriers, this old California winemaking family plans to sell their wine in foreign m arkets. Admission: $2.00 with ad Sunday, ~~Cfl~!:o~~ NEWPORTER INN I I 07 Jamboree Road Newport Beach EARN AND LEARN! Deliver the Daily Pilat Boys and girls 10 or older - Cal I 642-4321 and apply today. • ·- -· lailyPillt l ' Gold rush tow n still r e tains its c harm MURPHYS (AP) -Welcome lo Murphys, "The Queen of the Sierra" -and temporary home for the famous and infamous, including Mark Twain, U.S. Grant, Horatio Alger Jr .. J . Pierpont Morgan and C. E . Dalton. Dalton, better known as Black Bart, and uncounted others who visit- ed here almost always were passing through on the way to someplace: the big trees of Calaveras, Mercer Caves, Yosemite. A century ago, Murpbys was a prosperous gold rush town and about a day's horse ride away from those tourist attractions. Today, guests are also "usually on their way someplace," says David Bristol , a transplanted Southern Californian who, with his wife, Debi, manages the Murphys Hotel. Murphys, though, is more than a pla ce to sit down and write postcards, grab a burger, gas up a car and recheck the roadmap. Murphys was born of the Gold Rush and is one of the few such towns remaining that kept its charm. Many buildings -houses, stores, churches, a playhouse -are still lived in and used. The hotel was built in 1856, then re· built in 1859 after a fire. Upstairs the door to Ulysses S. Grant's room is open, and while there's no sign saying, "The General Slept Here," you can see where he did. You can sl~ep in the bed, too -It 's still rented. Dine downsta · s. Order a specialty. fried fro~ legs. Mer all, Murphys is in Calaveras Cbunty, celebrated by Mark Twain in his classic tale of a frog jumping contest. You can count on a Lively hour or' two in the bar. 'If you're worried the locals won't talk j you can bold a one· sided chat with an elk, moose or wild boar. whose hairy heads are mounted over the bar. The bar customers are a loyal 'bunch. Yet, in a quiet way, they're friendly to tourists and pretty soon even city slickers feel comfortable among the ranchers and construction workers. Indeed, folks here are so used to tourists who walk up and down Main Street that they might even invite you into their homes, like the 101· year-old Dunbar House, now an antJque s hop surrounded by primose, columbine and bleeding hearts. Or, lf Donald bault Isn't playing his trombone too loudly. you ml1ht catch his attention. The fraot two rooms of his house on Main Street were bullt "before 1861. That'a all we know." Gault says the two Uoy rooms made for the "standard Mother Lode house." M urphys has ·'changed at an ex- ponential rate," said Gault, who came here in 1945. Gault pointa to a hillside behind his house that has been approved for a 78·unil sub· division. About half the newcomers are retirees from the San Francisco area, say oldtimers. Judith Cunningham, county his· lorian, wants to preserve the flavor of Murphys by having it listed on the N alional Register of Historic Places. To get there, take Highway 49 to Angels Camp, then head east on Route 4. Emergen cy veltlcles get s111og r e lie f • SACRAMENTO CAP) -Legisla- tion "to add zip to California's 25,000 emergency vehicles" has won Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's approval. The bill, which takes effect im· mediately, exempts fire trucks, police cars, many ambulances and certain pest control vehicles from the state's pollution control laws. But they will still have to comply with the l~s stringent federal provisions. Ttie author, Sen. 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Zielar , also active i n Newport's 75th ann iversary ceremonies, filed suit agaimt the two lawyers in 1976, one year a fter be had been fired as presi· dent of a non·profit school in Brentwood. Ziglar's lawyer John Denove claims attorneys Fred Noble and Frank Jamison, who share a Santa Monica law practice, had placed lbt!maelvea ln the poel· tfon of repreaenUn1 Zltlar and 8CUna U tole trustees Of the CO· educational school. Deuove maintained Nobel and Jamison were able to become trustees wlthout Ziglar's knowledge and then used their power as sole trusteeS' to fire Ziglar. · Roy Weatherup, a Los Angeles attorney representing Noble and Jam ison, argued that his clients became trustees with Zlglar's full knowledge and severed their relationship with Ziglar when they became trustees. Weatherup also said that Zlglar's fi ring was inevitable because the school was going bankrupt. The Los Angeles at· torney said the school began to Libraries launch shut-in service Library service for shut·ins and nursing care -center resi· dents is being launched by the two Costa Mesa branches of the Orange County Public Library, according to Dorothy Clinch. Mrs. Clinch is coordinator of the voluntary service providing the new service. The coordinator is a long·time Mesa resid e nt a nd form er reference libraria.n who has trained seven volunteers to take library material to the "home confined.". She says she'd like the names of Costa Mesans of all ages who are confined to home after an ill· ness or accident or who lack transportation. Interested r ecipients are asked to call either the Costa Mesa branch, 646·8845, or the Mesa Verde branch, 546-5274. falter when Ziglar and his wife separated. • He asserted that Ziglar·s wife ''was extremely wealthy and was supporting the school." He said Zlglar's wife later was klHed in a car ancident before s he could testify in court. Attorney Denove said bis client rounded the school in um after purchasing the campus, a former military school. He said the school was Ziglar's "lifelong dream" Weatherup said his clients likely will a ppeal the case. Newport • project s displaye d Photographs of award-winning residential and commercial de· velopments de s i g n ed b y Newport Beach architects are displayed th is week in the Newport city hall lobby and the entra nce to the city council chambers. The display, featuring proj. _eels designed by 20 Newport firms, is s ponsored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Commerce. The exhibit can be viewed during normal work ing hours this week. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 26, 1981 "7 , .... ""...,....,.. INNOCENT VICTIM -Gunshot victim Sylvia Adame rests in a Los Angeles hospital, visited by her m other Maria. Sylvia. 7, was caught in the crossfire of a gang s hooting in Elysian Park Aug. 30. She was in a coma for weeks and has a long fight ahead to overcome paralys is in her right side . The bullet is still lodged in the right side of her head. under the skull DESKS INC. Davish lwme for sale HARDING TOWNSHIP. N.J . (AP) -Rock promoter Don Kirshner says he's offering to sell his new 29·acre Morris County "dream houae" for a record $8.S million because "my wife didn't like it." H bought for that price, the purchase will be the largest residential real estate sale in state history. breakinl what is believed to be the record_, 1et in April when automobile maanate John Z. DeLorean purchased a Bedminister property for $3.5 million. Realtors have c alled the estate. about 50 minu,t.ee-from Manhattan , everything from "\he s howcase of the East Coast" to "tasteless contem· porary Roccoco.' · The 17-room main house has a whirlpool in each bathroom, an indoor disco ballroom, complet'e· ly equipped electronic game r oom and wiring for sound equipment so complex that American Telephone & Tele· graph Co. reportedly refused to hook it'up. The grounds include an out- door disco. guitar-s haped swim· ming pool, two greenhouses, two te nnis courts -on e with bleachers from the pld Yankee Stadium -and a full·size basketball court. "l built my dream house. but my wife only wanted a liltle place." Kirshner said "Pf #'I(? l ..... ~,..,, ... , • ""'•' fCelf Stofe .....,-',Your "'"'' CotfA WSA641-1289 ,.,....__ Shores Interiors Jll'Sldenll•I • Conimuclal ..._ 2~ Avon.SI , -_ Newport Beach ._-r 642-22&5 ~· 2nd .A.nniv~rsary MIHIOOO Yot..o495-0401 1"'2 Ca,..._,.,. 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Royko was chosen unaru· mously from 123 entries by a panel of judges which included WUliam Manchester, who wrote a biography of Menc ken ; Jonathan Yardley, book critic of The Washington Post, and Durwood McAJi~ter. editor of The Atlanta Journal. -"Mike Royko-probably describes Chicago to itself bet· •ono ter than any other writer in America describes a city to itself," M~hy said. The award was estat>Usbed in 1980 rn honor of Mencken's looth birthday. Mencken, author . editor and critic, was associated with the Sunpapers for nearly a half-century. Royko, 49, was a columnist for 18 years with the now-defunct Chicago Daily News and for the past three years with the Sun-Times. The prize includes a plaque and $2,500. Drug supplies disease fighters BERKELEY (AP> -A drug that offers a more effective treatment for people suffering from d eficiencies in their disease-fighting immune systems has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The announcement was made by tbe de- velopers of Gamimune at Cutter Laboratories, Inc. They say it offers a more efficient way to supply disease-fighting antibodies to people whose own systems are deficient lo the antibodies. • The drug can be administered directly into the bloodstream to quickly achieve the desired con· centration. Other drugs have to be adminlstered to muscles, which inhibits the effect of the an- tibodies: The drug also has potential applications in in· fections due to cancer chemotherapy, burns, transplantation and immunological diseases, said Dr. Bernard Pirofsky, an immunologist at the University of Oregon. ~· ~-50 Qu•llty hem• to choo .. from our elre•dy f•moua Buffet Brunch. E•t H much H you llke. Drtnk •• much ch•mpttgn• H you w•nt. SOUTH COAST PLAZA Entrence 3rd Roor Blue Level Parking Garege 540-8038 For complete Restaurant I nformalion Read Our N-M extends free riding School bus passes may be offered families on private. aid Free school bus passes may be offered to Newport-Mesa School District children whose families can prove they receive private assistance. The plan, presented by ad· mlnistrators , was approved in concept Tuesday night by the board of trustees. up saegfng district budcets. Full rtder rare ls S20 a month. A reduced fare of $7.50 ls offered to famllles filing forms indicat· Ing that Income Is less than $8,350. A district spokeswoman said 1,871 chJldren are riding school buses this year, up 39 students over l~t year even though total school enrollment has declined about 1,300 this fall. During the 1979-80 school year when all buslne was free of charge, 2,642 children rode buses. This year, 135 chHdren are rid· ing without charge, compared with 172 last year when proof of low income was not required. Those riding for reduced fates number 223, up from the 117 of last year , the spokeswoman said. Free passes are granted to children in families with state MediCW.. cards or county Aid To Dependent Children program documents. A mother argued earlier this month before the board that her family of five youngsters should receive free busing even though she refuses to accept tax-paid "charity." Mesa classes start Oct. 5 She told the boa rd she re- ce Iv es assistance from her church to stay off public welfare rolls. The school board Instituted parent-paid school busing last school year as a means to prop SONY. T~ 0-.£ A/\() O\t.Y ~ BIG 51" OMS. PICJURE IJGCmD PRICED SAVES s A v E Most of the City of Costa Mesa's cultural and physical education classes will begin Oct. 5 for residents of the Newport· Mesa harbor area, according to a Leisure Services Department spokesman. 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Youngsters ranging in age from 8 to lS years may seJect classes ln ballet, developmental reading, charm and personality and calligraphy. The Colleae for Kids program is designed to fill the vacuum created by cu.tbacks in humartitiea and vocational classes in the public school system, said George Blanc , director of community service atOCC. first session at each cla111, a col· lcae spokesman aald. The six-week calligraphy course will be taught at 10 a.m. by Ann Okimoto, artist and graphic designer, ln Room 102 of the Business Education Build· ing. School district asks volunteers Officials of the Ocean View School District in Huntington Beach are seeking volunteers to help with classroom lessons and office duties. The 10 a .m . charm and personality claas for pre-teen a nd leen·a1e alrls will meet for elaht Saturdays in Room 101 of the COW\Seling and Admiuk>n Office with Marjorie Lee as in· structor. Two developmental readlna courses will be offered over an eight-week period In Room 2Zf of the Literature and Lan1uage Building. One reading class begins at 9 a .m ., the other at 10:30 11.m. Both are designed to improve reading techn iques, com· preheoslon, vocabulary and critical reading, tbe spokesman said. to Texas NKWPORT, R.I. <AP> -A) home )las been found in Texas for the 130-tob pluter version of the. bron1e Marine memorial that depicts the na1 ra.iain1 on lwo Jim a in World War JI. The 78·foot atatue UJed to produc, the brome on display in Arlinaton, Va ., si nce 19H is destined for the Marine Military Academy in Harlingen. Texaa. The classes will be financed ~~~' through the tuition system, he added, with no budget allocated by the college. The kindergarten through eighth grade school diatrict hu 23 schools serving students in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley , Westminster and Midway City. For further in· formation, call 847-2551. Ballet will be offered at 2:30 p. m . in the foyer of the college gymnasium over an elght·week period. IMPRESSED Former Briti s h Prime Minister Sir Harold Wilson says he fi nds President R e agan 's performance "v.ery impressive" and that ··one feels over in Europe th ere i s s omebod y in charge." The school ls conduct· ing a drive to raise the $400,000 needed t o transport the statue, build an ll·foot base and coat it with bronze epoxy for protection from the weather. "Don't 'I before e , excepJ after c' me." ,.~~\ '''"ff. Make ' .. paper logs DEAR PAT DUNN: Do yoa kDow laow to make fh'eplace logs oat of old newspapen? I've heard this cu be done ud &My woald coat a lot leas than firewood. Alao, u there any way to produce colored named R.G., Santa Aaa Here's the old standby A YS formula for ' newspape.r logs: Fold old newspapers into root-long, half-inch-thick sections. Soak over· night in detergent and water. Roll each sec· lion around a one-inch rod, squeeze out ex· cess water and smooth sides. Slide paper logs off the rods and dry thoroughly before bum· ing. You can produce green names by dis· solving one cup of borax in one gallon of warm water. Soak newspapers (unrolled ) in this solution and drain off excess. Roll wet papers, one or two sheets at a time, around a QJetal or wooden rod. Tie rolls with wire and remove rod. Stand up to dr.y for about three weeks°'.' 'Neu~p<iper clippings DEAR PAT DUNN: Yoa oace pabUalaed a method to preserve newspaper cllpplDJI. I cut it out but seem to have mt.placed It. Could you repeat this lnformadoa for me? J.M., LafUDa Beacb Sorry, but there's nothing on this subject n the A YS files. The only way of preserving \ewspaper clippings that I know about is to _Jminate them or use some kind of plastic rotective covering to keep as much air as ossible away from the paper. U our readers ave any better ideas and pass them along, 1u 'll be contacted. o/Jing fitted sheet DEAR PAT DUNN: Would yoa please l!l>lalD to me eucUy bow to fold a fitted Slet? I've never seen any lastnactlou tbat I c1 understand ud my folding effort.I just dt't work out too well. K.E., Newport Beach The following instructions from U.S. B~x are the easiest to follow of any I've ruacross: Arrange sheet lengthwise and in· sidout. Put your hands inside the upper cor· ne1 and bring them together. Tum left cor· net-ight side out over right corner , fitting the together smoothly. Repeat with lower conrs of sheet, then bring these up to fit s mthly inside upper comer. Complete fold· ing e sheet, and smooth. Wne to 1wt1rorks tAR PAT DUNN: We're U1l•klnC aboQiaying a Telecaptloe adapter for my moth, but bave found that tbere aren't m any.aptloned televlaloa abowa. We'd like to l e4bore quiz shows, movies and 1peelal1 lncluct. Where should we write abottt &Ma! L.P., FoaatalD Valley A6rding to the non-profit National Cap· tioninlJIStitute, the networks decide which shows \ll be captioned. NCI advises you to write t networks directly to request that specifi,hows be captioned. Addresses will be maid to you if you write to the Public Relati<1 Department at the National Cap· Honing nstitute Inc.. 5203 Leesburg Pike, Suite 1~ Falls Church, Va. 20041 . Whals that tune? DEAi PAT DUNN: I wonder if you or yo ur rea<rs can help me find out the name of the. ba.ttground music in a movie called "OnceUPn A Time in the West"? This mov· ie st ed Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson and, I li~e. Claudia Cardinale. I've called all ov loget the answer, but haven't had any lu . 'fie music is instrumental with a beautif • l\unting melody. I would like a record lhisong and also the sheet music, if' that's ibe. The Saturday classes are of· rered for a $20 registration fee. collectible at the door during the Additional class information may be obtained by calling 556·5M>. 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I I I OrallQ9 Coat DAILY PILOT /Saturday. September 29, 1981 Despite Progress, 'i.vork b~ for women persiAts BJ TllOIUI DVJWN Evtn a caaual tlance at U.S. labor lta1lltlct1 reveab incndi· ble cbaqel over t.bt pail ceo· tw-y in botb the compo1lUoa of t.be female labor force and the nature of t he Jobs women perform. Equally atrUdna, lhe number of women work.in1 hu abot up ao dramatical~ that one m"bt ar1ue that this quantitative cban1e haa been 10 s:reat u to con1Utute a qualitative chance ln social roles. Despite t h ese chan1es. h owever, work today for the vast m-ionty of women serves to coaftnn their subordination and dependence in a world in whleb the predominant values rem ain firmly masculine. Amerlcan women began to work in larce numbers o\JUlde of their bom,s in the second quarter of tile 19th century, when lhe cotton textile mms of- fer ed cash wages to tens of thousands of daughters of New England farmers. Women have made big gains m employment but vast ma1onty still serve m subordinate role in the work force. By the eve of the Civil War, sewing and shoemaking came to challenge the leading role of tex- tile manufacturing as occupa- tions for women. Domestic servants, however, probably outnumbered female factory workers throughout the 19th century, although reliable early employment statistics for women are rare. By 1890 domestic service employed 1.2 million women, and factory wort, 1.0 million. All other major occupations lagged far behind: in 1890 there were only about 250.000 women teachers, 100,000 in retail sales, and a mere 75,000 office worken. Blue-collar work clear- 1 y d ominated women's paid employment as the 19th century drew to a close. Who were these blue-collar wort:m, women at the turn of the century? Alm~ all were young, lincle im.mJgrant women supporti{l8 t hemselves,-or daughten of immigrants help- ing to support their families. On- ly about one in eight working women was married. Even among immigrant women, few expected to continue working after marriage. A study of working mothers in New York City in 1910, for ex- ample, found that the absence or illness of husbands was the prime factor that led these women to seek paid employ· menl. Black married women were the main exception to this pal· tern , for t h e precarious economic position of Southern black families led a high propor- tion of black women to continue in agricultural or domestic labor after marriage. These patterns changed drmatically in the 20th century. B'etween 1890 andr 1978 the number of working women - defined here as wage earners - increased from about 4 miUion to more than 38 million. At lhe Layton jUry unable to reach verdict SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - J urors debating the fate of former Peoples Temple member Larry Layton stunned the court Friday, announcing they were deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict. The jury was tq return to court this morning, however, lo re- view testimony of three temple defectors and make another at- tem pt at reaching a verdict. One prosecutor called the new of a possible deadlock a "bOit OOt otthe blue." 1'111e U.S. District Court panel of seven women and five men, wblch began deliberations Sept. 17 , had broken silence twice before the announcement - once to have testimony repeated and later for clarification of a legal point.' Layton, 35, is charged with conspiracy to murder Rep. Leo Ryan , D -Calif., and U.S . diplomat Richard Dwyer; and aiding and abetting in Ryan's killing and the attempted murder of Dwyer. Ryan, three journalists and a woman temple defector were s hot to death. by temple as· sassins oo Nov. 18, 1978, at the Port l<aituma airstrip out.side the temple's Jonestown, Guyana, settlement. Dwyer was wounded. same time the proportion of females over 16 in the paid labor force increased from 20 percent to more than 50 percent. Although men continue to work in greater numbers than do women, females constitute about 40 percent of the overall labor force, a figure that is steadily inching upward. The greatest share in this increase is the result of married women en- tering paid employment. In 1890, less than 5 percent of married women worked outside their homes; by 1975 this figure stood at 44 percent. In 1890 married women composed about 12 per· cent of working women; today they are fuUy 60 percent. Equally significant has been the shift in the nature or the oc- cupations women hold in the economy. Almost two·thirds of em ployed women were in blue- colla r occupations in 1900, with almost 29 percent in domestic wor k, and 24 percent in fac· lories. By 1978, less than 3 per- cent of women were employed in domestic service and only 11 percent worked as factory * * Write r prof at San Die go THOMAS DUBLIN is as- sociate professor of history at U C , San Diego. He pre - viously taught al Wellesley College and directed the Lowell (Mass .) Museum ou.uN Project. His books include "Women at Work," which won the Bancroft Prize and the Merle Curll Award of the Organization of American Historians, and "Farm and Fac- tory: The Mill Expertence and Women 's Lives in New England." EDITOR'S NOTE : flrit u t#w third Pl a,.,;,, of U artic~1 npiomg "WorldnQ: ~·and CMfc••·" Htdorion fhomal DW>lM of UC, SOA °""°Gr~· that wom ... how mc:aM torrw gam, m Iha world o/ work. bul tltal ~~ ,,.rrilf•. Tldl ..,..., waa t.oritt.n /or Cour•• bw NfWPO,,.r. a program oJ Unh>.....UV EztfM<m, UC, Son l>Cfgo, toUh ~from tlur NaJfonol En· dowmnt /()r tlw HumanUt.1. ~-"''.,.,."...,....,.,.u~-~. operatives. In contrast, clertcal occupa· Uons have come to dominate the co ntemporary female workforce, accounting for more than a third of all employed women. Service Jobs and pro- le s s ion al occupatlona - especially teachine and nursing -jointly constitute another third. With the transformation or the American economy in the 20th century, the white-collar portion of the female labor force grew from 18 to 63 percent. Despite the overall relative decline of blue-collar employ· ment for women, some develop- ments in recent years have run counter to this general trend. Most noteworthy has been a movement of women into skilled blue-collu occupations lhat bad formerly been closed to them. In absolute terms, the nwn· bers are small -leas than 2 per- cent of the female workforce - but increasingly women are found in the building trades or are working as plumbers, elec- tricians, or in repair services once exclusively male pre· serves. Two phenomena are largely responsible for the movement or women into the skilled and well- p aid sectors of blue.collar employment. First, the application of the anti·discriminaUon provisions of the 1964 Civil Rights Act to in· stances of sex discrimination has brought federal government pressures on employers. The result has been a series of affirmative action cases and set- tlements that have required ma- jor corporate and university employers bot!) to pay dam'les f& past discriminatory prac- tices and to develop plans for in· tegrating women into areas where they are underrepreseot· ed in the workforce. Although the Justice Depart· ment bas generally reached compromise settlements before taking cases to trial, the threat of action has led to improve- ments in women's employment opportunities in skilled blue- collar jobs. The seeond factor has been the increase in women's participa· lion in organized labor. both as members a nd as officers of some local and international un- ions. These gains have been reflected and promoted by the growth of the Coalition of Labor Union Women CC.L .U .W.), which has been an advocate for women's issues within the AFL· CIO and has contributed to · an awareness of women's rights on the part of male union members and officials. Whereas unions at the tum of the century frequently opposed women's entry into the paid labor force, today many unlona (though, by no means all) are ln· creaslnaly auressive in ban· dling srievancea of women membefS and raising women's issues at the bargaining table. The very existence of C.L.U.W. aa a visible, national organiza- tion has given strength to women in blue·collar occupa· lions and has helped prod a male leadership to deal with the changing patterns of work in re- cent decades. ln the face of these changes over lime in the numbers of working women. in the structure of women's employment, and in the n•mbers of women in tradi· lionaUy male occupations, what ia moat striking is the persl,stence of patterns of ine- qualf ty that have their roots in the early 19th century. The fact H8ROSCOPE Sunday, Sep,ember 27 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Review information; some data requires revision. Emphasis on legal rights, permissions and factual material. Focus also on partnership, marital status and methods of properly presenting product. TAURUS <April 20-May 20): Study Aries message for valua- ble hint. Pace yourself -you'll have numerous opportunities and key is to select quality. Employment picture is brighter as income increases. GUINI (Ma, 21..June 20~: Surprises dominate scenario. Member or opposite sex en· courages change of reutine and revision of plans. Emphasis also on creativity. children, specula· tion and gifts. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Although "No Exit" signs ap· pear, there are ways to resolve dilemma. Give full rein to in- tellectual curiosity. Means ask questions, make inquiries and realize that status quo is not written in cement. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Lifestyle undergoes significant change -movement, excite· ment and fresh concepts dominate scenario. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio natives figure prominently. Short trip or visit could involve relative. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Financial terms are defined. You require "added protection." Legal counsel proves a valuable asset. Emphasis on money, special payments and collec- remalns that women today con- tlnue to have almost exclu.elve reapon.sibUlty for homemaklnl and tbe rearlnc of children. In this context, the lncreuint proportion or worldna mothers means a double burden or work at home and on the job. These dual responsibilities often lead to complications -such aa childbearing and rearin1 -t.bat conflict with women '1 rull participation in the world of work and hence may serve u a rationalization ror the lower pay and status or women's wage labor. Real equality for working women will be achieved only as the broader domestic subordina· lion and dependence of women beyond the world or "°ork is eliminated. The challenge or the 1980s is to move beyond the piecemeal, incremental ch~e in the economic pos ition of women that bas characterized the post-World War II decades and to foster the broad social changes needed if women are to reach a new plateau. NEXT WEEK: "Hdrt1ard BU8i· neu Review" Editor David W. Ew- ing discusses the growing im- portance of profeuional and technical workers, who are liberoliz· ing the workploce. tlons. You nee~ not accept first/ offer. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 )" Se your own pace, heed your o counsel, realize that sense o timing and your intuition are o target. Gain indicated throug special appearance, appeal an contact with one who pull "money strings." SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 211 Longstanding assignment ~ near completion -now Is ti~ to apply finishing touch. Ari Leo, Libra natives figure pro inently. Private conferen aids ·n clarifyjpg goals. po~ , tial. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22·D/. 21 ): Focus on romance, chant. speculation and a gamble tft s ucceeds. Relationship 1· tensifies ; you'll get to hear1.'f matters in direct, dramac manner. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·./fl . 19): Cautious approach brgs desired results. Key for sucss is patience. discipline nd following of routine w1ch proved effective in recent Pf· AQUARIUS CJ an. 20·Feb,8l : Good Moon aspect coin~es with travel plans. special lad· ing material, abstract prinples of law and a renewal of sp~ual values. Wish comes true un· orthodox manner. PISCES <Feb. 19·Marq 20>: Interest in hidden or occUjl'Tlal· t ers is emphasized. Y/ get "peek" behind scenes . Fi ncial status of associate or cl rel· alive is revealed. Plans bject to revis ion as cost tors become clear. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY hurch· orsr:Mgtthew by the 'Sea (Traditional EJ)ISoopaJ) No Servioes Aug. 23rd HOL y COMMUNION. 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The Bill Gaither Tno rnghtJ. wall perform at the Long Beach Arena Oct. 3 at 7·30 p.m The group includes r from left J Bill and Glona Gaither and Gary McSpadd.en THE QUIZ world scope (10 point• tor each qutttlon 1n1wtred correctly) 1 President Reagan said that continued high interest rates will make 11 necl'ssary 10 (CHOOSE ONE increase, decrease) government spending. 2 A UN Armistice Commission met al Panmun1om on the 38th Parallel 10 discuss U.S. charges that . H. fired a m1ss1le at an American plane while it was over 1n1erna1ional waters a·l1bya b-V•etnam c-North Korea J Moi.1 nauons, including the United States, maintain 1emtor1dl l1miti. . l .. miles from their shores a-J b-18 c-100 4 South African troops recently invaded neighboring Angola, killing Angolan soldiers and guerrilla forces there. The guerrillas have been fighting 10 end South African conrrol of the territory called (CHOOSE ONE: Zaire. am1b1a) 5 The Unued States (C HOOSE ONE agreed, refused) IO join other members of 1he UN Security Council in condemning the South African invasion ... ... newsname (10 polnl1 If you c1n Identify thl1 person In the news) As the defending champion, f am the top ~eed al the U.S Open Tennis tournament. I have won that tournament live limes before. I helped make famous the two-handed backhand many players now use. Who am ll matchwords 'i4 polnt1 tor .. ch correct milch) l ·d1ss1dent •·leave without consent 2-disparaie b-belittle. d1m1nish :k:l1sperse c-one who disagrees 4-detract d-d1i.tribu1e widely S-defect e-enurely d1ss1m1lar .................... . . THE WEEKLY QUIZ IS PART OF THIS NEW5'Af'Eft'S SCHOOl PROGRAM :. . • news picture 110 points II you 1nswet th11 question cotreclly) A m1ll1on Iranian~ 1ammed the streels of Tehran to protest the bombing deaths of the country\ Prime Minister Mohammad Javad Bahonar and President !CHOOSE ONE : Mohammad Alo Ra1a1, Hashem1 RahdnJdn1). Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran\ most powerful leader , blamed the U.S. for the bombing, but vowed it would not alter the course of the Islamic Revolution. peoplewatch/sportlight (2 polnlJ for Heh question anewere4 correotl'fl l .. who had the .ongesl r11nning network newscast in history, d11:-d recently. Hos s1gnoff "\O long until tomorrow" made him world famous. 2 Singer and arMt Yo ko Ono 1\ asking nations to donate native plants or rocks for a plot 1n New York C11y's Central Park. The plot will be named "Strawberry f ields" in memory of her late husband l J Two Bro11sh rrack ~tari Sebaman Cot' and (CHOOSE ONE: Steve Ovett. Rendldo Nehemiah) have made \ports history recently as rhey traded world records in the mile run. 4 Until Roger Bann1\te1 \ record run on 1954. no one had ever run the mile on under . 7 .. minutes. a-3 b-4 c-5 S Quarterback (CHOOSE ONE Kenny Stabler. Dan Pas1orin1), who recently re1oined the Houston Oilers. 1s being investigated for his alleged association w11h organ1Led gambl- ing roundtable F1m1ty d11euulon (no score) Recently the Justice Department granted a 1uven1le poh11c;il asylum even though his parents wanted him to return with them to the Soviet Union. Do you agrt>e with 1h1s dec1~1onl Expl;iin, YOUR SCORE 91 to 100 poln11 -TOP SCORE' 81 to 90 points -EJcell•nl 71 10 80 points -Good 61 lo 70 points -fllr •VEC. Inc .97-81 .ia1qe1s .<uua)I~ :q-1> :naAo aA«JlS·& :uoUU3'1 U40f·Z :seW04J.. (13h\0'l ·t :J.ff9 1'1J.110dS/H::u.vM3'1d03d !ef ·•11 rrv pemwe4ow ::uuu.:>ldSM:tN e-~ :q-t :p-c :a-z :;>-t :sa110M.IO.LVMI p.<011 µaA3 s~J4:::> =3WVNSM 3N pasnJaJ-~ :e!Q!Wt?N·I> ·e-c :;>-z :asea.J;>ap-1 ::td OOSO'lllOM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 26. 1981 I I High Holy Days services set Tem.ie Sbaroa will bolcl blah bol1 daya services al the temple ln Cotta Mesa and al the Campus Center at UCI. Roah Haahana l!:vt services will be1ln at 7:30 p.m. Mooday and con· tlnue at 8:30 a m Tuesday in both k>caUooa. Call the temple at 631 ·3262 for information. Temple laalab of Newport Beacb and Irvine (Conservative> wiU bold Hlgb Holy Daya services at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church beginnio1 at 8 p.m. Monday and continuini at 9 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Reservations are available by c ailing 548-6900. TemP.le Bat Yabm or Newport Beach and Irvine wdl hold a Selichot Service tonight at 11:'5 at the temple. Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur services will be held a\ St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach beglnnln1 at 8 p.m. Monday. Call 644-1999 ror tickets and information. WycUffe Bible Translators will observe the lfth annual Bible Translation Day Sunday. More than 3,000 world languages have not yet received a Bible translation. Catholic sc/wols get new staffers In an t!ra when most Catholic schools ex- perience an annual decline in the number of re- ligious on their staffs, the Roman Catholic Diocese or Orange has been blessed with an increase, said John Bel, the new chairman of the board of educa- tion. Bel noted that among new arrivals for the school year are three Dominican priests and two Dominican brothers who will teach at Mater Dei and Rosary high schools. They are the Reverend Joseph I. O'Brian, O.P ., the Reverend Joseph Kiefer, O.P .. the Reverend Leo Tubbs, O.P ., Brother Albion B. Morris, O.P., and Brother Norbert Fihn, O.P. The Sisters of Providence of St. Mary of the Woods will staff a new school in St. Edward Parish in Dana Point. Sister Margaret Karrier, S.P., will be principal. S•nnott Topic Sept. 27th 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. ''THE CHOOSING GAME" . . H ... RH•~ P999y louet . CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Member of the United Church of Religious Science tiLt.U 1u.,,., .. Gt ""°"•" n u .,,,..11i1at11it1 t ~ • ..._. •M4C .. f'-C•~'°""" Presented In The Round. Good Seats Stlll Available Saturday. OCTOBER 3 • 7:30 p.m. LONG BEACH ARENA lnformalton 213 436-3661 or 370-0185 ~catloe aervleea will be held at 10 a.m . a.ad 5 p.m. Sunday for the Second Church of Christ" Scientist ln Corona del Mat. The church la dedlcat· ed only alter belng free or Indebted.nus. ' CllriaUua Ualte4 for Jesua will meet al S:IO tonight at the Laguna Bowl In La1una Beach. Mlaloe Sdeace of Mind Church In Sao Juan Capistrano will offer an introductory course by Rev. Rita Mc innis beginning Monday. Call 1 661-3610 for information. Religion la Media will celebrate It• lMt.h aD· niversary with a garden dinner at the Corona del ' CIUICH IDTES Mar home or John and Ellen Ward. Reservations I are available by calling 1213) 703-6426. B'Nal Shalom has been named as a reform 1 temple in Irvine and will hold services over 1 High Holy Days. Call 559-5120 for information. Christ Presbyterian Church or Huntington Beach will dedicate a new Christian education ' facility at 10 a .m . Sunday. A noon buffet wlll follow First Christian Church in Costa Mesa will host s peaker Dr. WiUiam Diehm on "Emotions and the Christian" at the 10:45 service. A potluck and birthday celebration will follow. VocatJon Day will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday for young Hispanics in the Roman Catholic Diocese or Orange interested in learnjne about religious vocations. Call 974-7120 for more information. Neighborhood CongregaUonal Church in Laguna Beach will observe Family Sunday tomor- row. UnUarian-Unlversallat FeUowahlp will share personal reflections at the 10 :30 a .m . Sunday s rvice in Laguna Beach. HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES at ST.ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -ll.A-...-119-1•- S~LICHOTSERVICE at Temple Bat Yahm, 10011 camelback St., Newport Beach Saturday, Sept. 26 O.SSetrt & Coffee . . . . . . 11 p.m . to 11 : ,,.S p .m . Service .............. 11:,,.Sp.m. to 12:.tSa.m , ROSH HASHONAH Monday, Sept. 28 .................... 8:00 P .M , Tuesday, Sept. 29 .................. 10:00A.M . Children's Service .................. 1 ;JO P.M . YOM KIPPUR Wednesday, Oct. 7-Kol Nldre ........ 8:00 P.M . Thurs., Oct. 8 ....................•. 10:00 A .M . Children's Service .................. 1: JO P.M . Yiskor 1-mof'i•I & c1os1no1 •....••••••.•• 3: JO P.M . Services Conducted by Rabbi Mark S. Miller Assisted by Cantor Ronald Fortis Information and Tickets: 1-714-644-1999 Piiot Logbook -I ·1 p·1at Candid commenlariea exclunvely in the II J I . 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IUWpe f n1w.w..,c...._ Ml-lltl We're A Gof"U!r'~rowlno Chure" l•U STUDT t A.I', ~HIP It~· 6 P.M. "AM 0'84 LN TO GOD" . . . ,. ... ,....., ........ -~e.., ......... Al2 ~OO[U]~~QJTI Bargain wanes Rent control realities emerge : benefits first , problems later By THOMAS D. E LIAS This wlll come as no great surprise to landlords a nd other foes of rent control: One of lhe nation·s most respected think tanks has concluded their argu- m ents are right. • But it's doubtful that will help them al all in stemming the rent control tide, which in the last fi ve years has engulfed cities as varied as Berkeley and Los Ange les. Santa Monica and San Fran· els co. Rent control will be on the ballot again soon in sever al California cities, CALIFORNIA FOCUS Crom Long Beach to Maran County. But lhe realities discovered by researchers from the Rand Corp. don·t figure to sway many of the tenants whose votes establis h price controls. For a common sort of bargain struck in rent-controllt.'<1 apartment buildings In today's tight market often involves a lundlord choosing whichever prospec· Uve tenant offers lo make the most im· provements to his new home. If a tenant installs $2,000 worth or carpeting while saving about $150 a month on rent. a typical amount . he must live in the apartment about 13 months before getting any "real" sav ings. And that's before most rent control laws are more than five years old. But most tenants backing rent con- trols are not· new residents and don't have to strike such bargains. And even Rand concluded that they 'll enjoy a lmost four years of unmitigated benefits from rent control. The upshot. then, is tha t the economic arguments of rent control foes are probably correct. but it will do them no political good. ---Thomas Elias. a columnist based m Santa Monica. writes articles dealing unth north· 1ound Califorma politics -· ------·-- Those realities: Controls help tenants. but only for awhile. Lower profits lead to less maintenance by landlords. That means more costs to tenants for things like plumbing, carpets a nd painting. Eventually, maintena nce levels tend to drop so far that rent control's long.term benefits and costs to tenants are about equal. ·'The benefits of rent control come early in the history of a law," says P eter Rydell , senior author of the Rand study commissioned by the Los Angeles City Council. Affirmative Action almost extinct Polls show public opp~sed to principle of racial' preferen ce in h iring, promotion "Almost all the pure benefit is in the first four years. Then the undermain- tenance and removal of rental unHs from the market begin to snowball. The greater the rent reductions. the greater the reduction of maintenance." That's essentialty the argutnent r ent control foes have used in every local campaig n California has seen on the is· s ue. They have s tressed the fate of apart· me nts in New York, where controls beg an more than 40 years ago and ma ny neighborhoods degenerated into slums, warning that 1'1t could happen here." But most California re nt control laws are less than four years old. so most tenants haven't yet begun to feel much negative impact. T hal means the Rand report will have little likely political impact For the only losers 1n the first few years of rent control are landlords. and they ate badly outnumbered by tenants. What's more, California population m obility m akes it unlikely that the tenants who pass a local rent control law will be the same people who suffer the down side a few years later. Californians move an average of once every seven years, but that includes the 55 p ercent of state residents who own their homes. Tenants move far more often Tha t means the voters who pass a rent control law will probably enjoy its full benefits. moving on at about the tlme those benefits start to lessen It means rent control isn't likely to save a newcomer much. By JOHN ADAMS WETTERGREEN John Adams Wettergreen i& a professor of polzt1cal science at San Jose State University rcJ Public Research. Synd1cat· ed. 1981 In the preside ntial campaign of 1980. Ron ald Re agan was the only candidate plainly opposed to the principle of A(. flrmative Action, th~governmential pro- g ram that requires# that some r aces be preferred to others in hiring, promotion. and school admissions. Yet the Reagan administration has found it difficult to eliminate Af. firm ati ve Action, even though such a <.·ourse of action would be popular and 1ust. as well as altogether legal and ef· fecllve of racial harmony. For some years, the popularity of Af. firmalive Action was difficult to judge. Polls ters did not ask Americans about il. and Americans did not know what it was exactly But n ow Affirm a tive Action is pervasive Every la rge employer , almost everv school district and col- lege. and all.levels of government have Affirmative Action programs Moreover. the ir conslllution ality. justice. and legality have been widely discussed. Ac cordingly, public opinion is now meas urably opposed to the principle. Recent Gallup polls show 86 percent of all Americans agree that no person ought to be preferred because of race • Indeed, 64 percent of non·whites, who ar e supposed lo be the beneficiaries of Affirmative Action, are opposed . The same polls. and others. s how that large majorities of Americans of every shade agree that anyone who has been harmed by r acial prejudice should be compensated to the extent of that harm by those who did the harm. · Thus most Americans under stand what the advocates of Affirmative Ac· Taxpaye rs to cance l non-profit privil ege ? Leonard J Hansen i! editor and publisher of Semor World The stack of letters mounts each day A political party is asking for contribu- tions. Obscure religious s ects, charita· b)e causes. special interest groups and others send their impassioned pleas. There are milliot)s of them sent every day to households throughout the United Stales. Perhaps a few are suspicious. that year. then-Pos tmaster General Benjaman Ba ll ar told us that it "did not cost us the postage differential, because Congress made up the difference. with federa l funds. in the amount of money between the non-profit rate and bulk rate." Part of our massive federal subsidy -our tax dollars -was not going to support the post ofrice ope ration. but in· lion are willing to ignore: Not all bigots are fair·skinned. and not all those with da rker skins are victim s of bigotry. But Affirmative Action advantages som e , and disadvantages other s simply on the basis of skin·tone, because those who administer this program require no proof that those they benefit have been ~victims of bigotry• or>ot ha t those disad- vantaged are bigots What popular support Affirmative Ac - tion does enjoy is probably due to the opinion that it is the law of the land. This belief is erroneous. Congress has never enacted a law requiring that the government designate certain races as "protected groups," an order that they he preferred in hiring, promotions. or school admissions On the contrary, Congress has de· liberately refused to enact such a law. in order to enact laws which ·say just the opposite! From a legal point of view. Affirm ative Action exists because som e bureaucraLc; have decreed it. Since it is not law. but bureaucratic fiat, the Supreme Court has had trouble judging it, even though the Court is re· luctant to act in ways which m ight be thought harmful to the interests of racial minor ities Nevertheless. in e very case involving Affirmative Action ordered by an agent of a government. the Court has found it unconstitutional. Some believe that Affirmative Action advances their private interests But such evidence a s does exist suggests that it might actually have caused a decline in the rate of hiring of capable members of minarity races : th.e employer knows he can get the -govern- ment off his back by hiring up to his Af· firmati ve Action quota; so he does that, regards it as a cost of doing business, a nd returns to his old ways. In fact. only those who administer t hese programs have an unambiguous private inte rest in the continuance of this racial policy And the Affirma tive Action industry is probably fairly large. For example, in m y university, more a r e employed a dminist e r ing Af- lirmative Action than have be~n hir ed as a result of it Perhaps all this would be bearable, if Affirmative Action did not threaten to undermine the very racial harmony it s eeks lo promote But the disappointed job·seeker of one race blames the prin· ciple and the other race for his failure to land a job even when Affirmative Action ha~ nothing to do with his disap- pointment. The reasoning 1s the same whether he 1s while <"The quota for white males must have been filled"> or non-white <"The quota for black males must have been filled" J But. if Affirmative Action is un- popular. unjust, of s uspect legality, and ine ffective. why ha s the n ew ad ministration failed to put an end to it? Some members of the administration mig ht fear the accu~ation t hat they are "insensitive" to tbe needs of minorities. But this is a minor problem in public re· lations. for minorities do not need Af fi rmative Action The president need only articulate .... hat most Americans already rightly believe, to put an end to this dem- agoguery. So the admanistration 's reluctance to act must proceed from another con- s ideration. Afflrmativ6 Action is now an institution in American society. A large number of Americans have devoted im· portant parts of their lives to the public and p rivate Affirm ative Action in- dus tries. These people have believed in good faith and for over a decade that they .,.. ere laboring on the c utting edge of social progress. because the national government encouraged them to believe so. To dismiss them ingloriously would be harsh. Besides. mass ive r eorganizations of governmental agencies and corporate pers onnel d e p a rtments would be necessary. with all the d1seconomies that involves. Thus. the administration has been very gentle. In the appointment of William Bell to head the EquaJ Employ- ment Opportunity Commission, his agreements with EEOC's policies and his commitment to the cause of racial equality were stressed , but his pos ition on Affirmative Action was downplayed. Similarly, Budget Director David Stockman has treated Affirmative Ac· t1on as though it were just another set of bus iness regulations. He seem s to be of the opinion that ther e would be nothing wrong with the goal. if it were cost· beneficial. In these ways. and som e others. the administration has artfuUy contrived lo avoid denouncing Affirmative Action for what it is: an outrig ht violation of the American principle that justice is color-blind , and, what is worse, a viola· lion fostered by the government itself. However. much we might sympathize with the administration's "go·slow" at· l1lude in deregulating racial relations, it is impossible to sympathize with Its failure to articulate principled opposi· tion to this employment criteria. There ought to be no doubts in the minds of Am ericans t hat Affirmative Action is in the course of ultimate extinction. All, however , have one thing in com- mon -whether you like or it or not, you're paying for them. How about 6.9 cents in taxpayer money for each one of lbose junk mail solicitations! Here's how it works . As the pe>st of. flee screams that it cannot deliver a first class letter for 18 cents anymore a1\d it must go to 20 cents, they a.re de- llvering bulk mail at 10.4 cents. This might be OK. but, in the same mail, you get the non·profit maO which goes for 3.8 cents postage. · stead to subsidize the solicitations made by any organization which could gain non -profit status. We're talking about billions of dollars each and every year. Most of the so-called non-profit or· ganiialions which a re direct mail solicitations are doing so at very high costs in any event. Turn ex-military posts into prisons When we c hallenged the post office in· creases In 1978 to see if this low r ate was the reason for the postal increases OAANGIECOAIT The comm~t p11e of the Daily Pilot seeki to tnrorm and atlmulate rt~en by prewnt- '"' • variety ol commentary on toplu or lnter11l ancl 1iplllc._ rrvm lnfonned ol>- ""er1 and apotnmen With many spending a high percen· tage of their budgets in the effort, very little money is really going to the actual cause or benefit -and they're doing it with your tax money. We're collecting a m ound of these non·profit pitch letters for our own questions. Our own m essage to the postal service and the Congress Is simple: stop using our tax dollars for the so-called non.profit mail subsidy. The subtidy is another example where others can put their hands in your pockets, increHing the federal deficit , and the rate of lnfia-• tion at the aame time. Quallrying for non·profit post age status hu become easy. But, why ahould ther e be a non·proflt privilege -taking your money lo sup· port som eone else'• perception of a good idea or good deed? Oo you really By FRED W. KLINE c.ftlt ..... '-'k·• SAC R AMENTO -Amon g t h e refreshing ideas emanating from the Reagan administration is one that could mean the possible use of unneeded military facilities for state prisons . The concept was first mentioned by White House counselor Edwin Meese III. and then wa s reinforced by a special presidential task force on criminal justice. Meese's remarks were made to the Ame rican Bat Association, where he noted that rising prison po)>ulatlons ts the most important problem in the field of cr iminal justice today, and the uu of military facilities might help state and local governments "relieve some of the over crowding ." •tree with the non·prollt JWlk mall you receive? We don't , and we \h1nk it ouaht to •~· • We re wnUnc our col\gres men and Ute pollmuter general. WlU you Join UI? He also said the Reagan admlmttra· tlon la examining surplus land which • might be made available for potential prison or jail sites. • At a Ume when: Indeed, tht ptoblem of overcrowding priaona la racln1 state om clals. and when local 1overnmenl8 -... -. ~ . -..... -·-...... -... don 'l have any magic solutions to the problem of outmoded and overcrowded jails. the Reagan administration idea ought to be welcome news. At about the sam e time as the pro- posal was being made, final approval was being given in the state Legislature fo r a $495 million construction pro1ram to ease the s tate's prison population problems. You may recall that Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. first wanted to raise the state salea tax for this purpose, but that idea s imply wouldn't fiy. So, the bond issue concept became the focus, and now the proposal, by Sen. Robert Presley, D·Rlvenide, will be on the June 1982 primary ballot. But as might be e xpected in the Brown admimstraUon, the federal ktta ot using abandoned faclUtlts or un· needed land was not met with en· thuslum. Instead it wu creeled with skepticism and rtdlaule.. The Brown admlolatraUoa ba beea locked into " plan ol buUcUna m°" maximum securlly pri1on1, anCl lhat'a OK. They do seem to be needed. , But they oug ht not lo close their eyes to possible alternatives. especially in the siting process. Who says that the only maximum security facilities which will do the job must cost $84,000 a ceJI? Isn't it ju.st ' possible that some federal facilities might be converted for a whole lot lest? And shouldn't the Brown administn· lion at least be open to suuesUoo oo that score. instead or ma.kine knee.·jerk reactions that sound dangerously like they are pl~inl political g~e1 instead of seeking aerioa.s solutiom? We think tM Reagan admlnlltratlon 1ugge1Uon has coaaiderable merit and warranta the fullest possiblt explor~ tlon by stat. oftklall in aood filth. It Jtwt eCMlld M tlalt uM ....._ mtPt be coavtaeed to apcn. a.. ... millloa bond iiloe ll Wt•• tlllir dollan ... blllll miil lllllt ~*'1 and ttoaomiu11J, Hi Dot t.o •• lawbre-.. f-_ey new pa ... ti lilft thelrtlme. • . ' . --...... YOUTH UncJe Len's friends bad no tr ouble lhinklng of heroes to draw. Tbere were many patriotic en- tries. But no one drew a picture ot the person who stands for truth, justice and the American way. And I'm not talking about Superman. Besides, I required that you draw a picture of real person, not a comic book character or a cartoon. So why didn't anyone send in a drawing of Bozo the Clown. He was a real character. He once had a television show. And in Uncle Len's book, a red nose, white face, bright orange hair . and inflatable shoes are some of ltb e earmarks of a tru e :American hero. ~ Bozo was bnght, funny and !never bad a sad moment in his I life. You could squeeze his nose ; if you were so inspired, and he wouldn't mind. And he told great jokes. So Uncle Len gives one .yote for Bozo the Clown. Long 'may his polka dot suit be a sym- bol of au things great. in this country. . Of course I couldn't disagree with Kim Carlyle's choice of Abraham Lincoln for her hero. A nice piece of art, Kim, and for your efforts you get first place this week and $5. The 12- year-old Huntington Beach resi- dent also sent a message with her picture. Jt read: "Abraham Lincoln is my hero because he was a great man. He did many things for our country. For instance, he kept the Union together. He made great speeches and writings. His speeches were meaningf1,1J. He was a true -American. That's why Abraham Lincoln is my hero." O n the other hand , Bo b Thomson of Costa Mesa took a more contemporary choice with the Fab Four -The Beatles. His drawing took second place and $2. The 13-year-old says "I like the Beatles because their music was great and they had a 1reat i nfJuence on today's m usic." Uncle Len gives a special honorable mention to Becky Poarch, 12, of Costa Mesa. She chose her dad as her favorite hero because "He is a battalion chief for the fire department. He helps people by saving them and their homes." Nice work Becky. Uncle Len is sure most of his friends would agree that their fathers would make great heroes. An unusual subm ission came from Jason Werner of Costa Mesa. Nine-year -old Jason sent a poem lhat he typed himself by a method of "search and push typing," according to h is Heroes abollnd everywhere FIRST PLACE WINNER Kim Carlyle of Huntington Beach SECOND PLACE WINNER Bob Thomson of Costa Mesa grandmother, Mollie. I wish I could run the nice poem. But the big. funny people who run the newspaper just don't seem to have enough space for it. If Uncle Len can have a poetry contest someume, Jason\s poem will be one of the first in print. For next week's contest, Uncle Len would like a drawing about school. You remem ber a week or two ago we drew what we liked best about school. Now you get to draw a picture of the WORST thing you havetodo at school. By now I'm sure many of my friends hate that old alarm clock waking them up in the morning, math drills, history tests and, especially, homework. Those are some of the things most of you hate. Try and think of some others. Send your illustrations to Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 so that they get to me by Wednesday. Remember to use black ink only on a white piece of paper4 inches square. Include your ag'e with your en- tries and any messages that you'd like to see printed in the column. See you all next week. Center helps the disabl~d live best life possible By JOE BIGHAM a-i.-,.,_ Wrltw FRESNO -The patient may never walk again or move his arm s, but rehabilitation specialists here can help him live a better life than many think possible. T he rehabilitation center at Fr.esno Community Hospital goes beyond treatment. the cor- n er s tone of m ost m e dical specialties, to provide training and devices disabled people need to function to their physical capacity. For the past decade. it has been the San Joaquin Valley's only rehabilitation center. re- ceiving referrals from as far sou,th as Bakersfield, as far north as Modesto and as far west as San Luis Obispo. Patients are told at the outset that the rehabilitation staff won 't cure them because every- thing that could cure them already has been done, director Or. Joseph T. Capell Jr. said in an interview. Instead. patients are told that "our job is to return you to op- timum, as full a life as possible, given the disability you have," he said · The r ehabilitation s taff operates on the premise that "disability is being unable to perform some functions; han- dicapped is if the disability limits you from participating as fully as possible," Capell said. ·'The way we do it is very much in collabor ation with a pa- tient," he added. "We find out the things they want to do and work out an adaptation with de- vices and treatment and learn- ing a series of adaptive skills.'' .. ..,.. Kim Chambtrlain, 17. WG1 parolyud from tM woilt down aftrr o traffic ~-SM play1 pool at F'remo..£ommunity HO,,,Ual wtth recreation thenrpilt Cindy Peteraon to MVflqp whfflchcdr mobility and increa;ed lmure 11dlU. That collaboration involves a team approach by staff mem· bers trained in dilfe rent s pe cia l ties . They h e lp paraplegics. paralyzed from the waist down; quadriplegics, paralyzed from the neck down ; and people who have had strokes, head injuries, amputa- tions or arthritis. The specialties include oc- cupational therapy, improving self care and pre-vocational skills; ph ysical therapy, <te - veloplng physical abilities to the ma xi mum ; and recreation therapy, developing social and individual skills and interests and community reorientation. The staff also has a social worker to help patients' families adjust to lifestyle changes re- quired by the disability, a voca- tional rehabilitation counselor to help patients adapt to possible jobs, a psychologist and speech and hearing therapists. Nurses and physicians who work wilh the 45·50 .patients all have specialty training in re- habilitation medicine . "We all work together on an individual," Capell said. "We use a team appl'oach because we couldn't do otherwise." The doctors "orchestrate and coordinate" lhe team, he added. "Our training as rehabilitation specialists ls to know what tbe other people do and know It in such a way that we can be a real collaborator and team worker," be aaid. . RebabUiLalion medicine as a specially bas developed largely slnd World War II and la at- tracting a growing number of proleuionala and patlents. Ca_pell said. Tbe Fresno facWty, caUed t.be Leon S. Peters Rebabllit.atlon Center after tbe board chairman who retired laat year, b11 several empt.y beds and a wait· LDC IS.t ol patJenll to fill them. • . . Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, 8ept1rrrb1r 28, 1981 All .,....__ SHARING A SIP -Brian Furlan and Orchestra . a poli ce horse. double up at a drinking foun- tain at Boston·s J a m aica Pond. You can learn from TV 'Picturepages' segment offers learning by doing B y KATY BUCHANAN ._ ..... ...,... ...... , PITTSBURGH -Julius Oleinick believes children learn best by doing -a nd he's helping them do on TV. "When you're participating, it gives you a greater in-depth idea of what you're doing. It's more dynamic ... said the developer of "Picturepages." a daily fi ve- minute learning segment on CBS' morning ··captain Kangaroo·' show. Picturepages. with entertainer Bill Cos by as host, takes pre- s c hool c hildre n and thei r parents through simple ex - ercises such as counting and ob- ject differentiation. Youngsters watching the show use booklets to follow Cosby's instructions. Segments for t he co ming television season were taped in nearby Sewickley recently, and Cosby. clad in blue running slacks and a red and white shirt, took a few minutes to talk about the series. "There's nothing really on TV that supplies what this program supplies ... a program that re- quires the parent and child to participate together ," he said. Cosby. who received his doc~ torate in education in l976 from the University of Massachusetts, s aid the pictures and the storytelling featured on Pic- turepages help keep a child's at- tention. Picky panda palate VANCOUVER. British Col um· bia CAP> -If there's no bamboo for dinner, a panda starts to pine. If there's no bamboo for 15 dinners, a panda gets desperate. Two pandas hadn't had a s ingle sprout since arriving from northeast China recently at Polar Park outside Edmonton, Alberta. So, curator AJ Oeming telephoned Ray Forster, curator ol the VanDusen Gardena in Vancouver, to beg for u much bamboo as he could spare. In Canada, bamboo iron on- ly on the West Cout . V anDusen gardeners cut near· ly 100 pounds with tbe dew SUI.I on the branches, pacll:ed it carelUJ.ly tn plastic bac•, tucked it gently lnto a lar1e cardboard box and trucked it out to t.be airport. Tbe pandu, botb 2 rean old • arid named llin1 Ktnr and Tlq Tln1, were accu1tomed to a nearly exclusive dJet of bamboo in China. '"I don't think they think they're learning. I think the only fact they're cogni zant of is they're going to hltve fun ," he s aid. An engineer-turned-educator. Oleinick developed Picturepages in 1974, with the cooperation of a local t elevision station. It originally was to be a viewer p articipation s ho w using a teaching aid called a Com- pulearn that Oleinick had de· veloped. "We found that kids really liked to work with the concept of matching things,·· he said. The Compulearn is a flat, plastic box equipped with two batte ries. Matchin g plas tic cards with simple problems or puzzles on them are placed on the board, which flashes a light when a problem is solved cor- rectly. It was decided that booklets would be simpler to use, and the first Picturepages segments, with booklets distributed by a local supermarket chain, were broadcast on WIIC-TV's now WPXI-TV's "Captain Ji m Show." After successful runs using loc ally produced c hildren's shows in six cities. a demonstra- tion project was run in Kentucky for 20 weeks in 1978. A toll-free number to call for booklets was published after the first segment was broadcast on "Captain Kangaroo" in October of that year. The response was good. The show went off the air between 1978 and 1979, while changes were made in the way booklets were distributed. Now, information al the end of each segment tells parents how to or- der Picturepages. In September 1980. Pic- turepages returned to the "Cap- ta in Ka ngaroo'" s how, with Cosby a s h ost. Olein i c k estimates the viewing audience by this fall will be roughly 4.5 mi ll ion youngsters. Bob Keeshan. who plays Cap- tain Kangaroo. suffered a heart attack recently in Canada. Steve R eichl. a s pokes m a n for Kecshan, said there was little heart damage. Doctors expect a full recovery. and anticipate that Keeshan will be able to re- turn to work for the new season this fall. he said. Oleinick credits early radio programs with training him, and a whole generation of American children, in how to visualize the spoken word. "Radio was a great influence on our gener ation. Listening to Tom Mix , Orphan Annie, Inner Sanctum, you had to listen. you nad to visualize," he said. "The child that watches TV . . we've taken away that discipline from them." ··For a teacher to gel up there and teach us just by talking was no problem . Today, they (children> can just as easily turn the hearing aid off. 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"I'm not sur fortunately, I've had a layoff. I don't called press confere nce. prised by anything they <the Rams) do. look at this as proving myself: I look at it Don Klos t erm an. R ams gener a l They don't care about anybody." a1> picking up where I left off. manager, then announced that the Na· Dryer added that he would not take full "I didn 't ha to play footba ll," tiona l Football League team wa i ved legal action. "All I wanted was satisfac· Pastorin c · u . "l could have sat veter an defensive end Fred Dryer to make lion and the Rams have gotten a million back for t ree yea s and collected my room for Pastorini on t he roster. dollars of bad publicity." money <from the R iders l. I love foot T he press confe r e nce at the Ram s' John M. T hom as, Dryer's attorney said, ball." downtown ticket office was delayed for "It's terrible, but you can't be shocked Signing Pastorini an cutting Dryer ap more than a n hour as lawyers for the club when you're dealing with someone like the peared to clear up two problem areas for and P astorini ironed out details of t he con-Rams. the Rams, orr to a 1-2 s tart. Regula r tract. "I'm deeply distressed about my friend quarterback Pat Haden was generally in· Terms of the contract were not dis-and client. It's illegal a nd wrongful." errect1ve in the two opemng losses. then closed. . Pastorini, 32, said he was grateful to gel was hurt in the victory over Green Bay P astorini's still-valid contract with the another chance to play football. A 10-year las t Sunday. Oakland Raiders. who c ut him last sum-NFL veteran who played most of his The seldom-used J eff Rutledge is the mer , reportedly will pay him more than $1 car eer at Houston, P astorini was the Rams' No. 2 quarterback, with rookie Jeff million over a number of years. Oakland starter at the beginning of last Kemp the third stringer. The Rams. in waiving Dryer, apparently season but suffered a broken leg, opening Klosterman said of Pastorini 's rank in~ will have to pay him $220,000 for t_h_is ___ t_h_e_d_oo_r _fo_r_J_1_·m_P_l_un_k_et_t_'s_c_o_m_e_ba_c_k_. ___ --'<_S_e_e _R_AMS, P age B3) USC-Sooners: 0 O.lly ~ .......... 1>Y QertM SUrr Classic on tap It's Allen v s. the wishbone By ROG ER CARLSON Oi IM Dally ~ ... Slaff LOS ANGELES It's not even October. but one of the great matchups of 1981 , or any other yearTor that matter. is to- day as the nation's top rated col· lege football teams <No. 1 USC and No. 2 Okla hom a ) collide. Kickoff at the Coliseum is billed for 2:05 and the game match es t wo o f the great syste ms, John Robinson's I formation , le d by tailbac k Marcus Allen and Barry Switzer's wishbone. The facts on this one give 1t a s torybook theme. Allen, a Heisman Trophy candidate, has racked up 484 yards in two games, lops in the country. Including 10 starts in 1980 , he has averaged over 200 yards per game Oklahoma 1s known as one of the great running teams in America and the Tro1ans have not given up a touchdown on the g round in the las t l4 quarters of play 89.5 percent, Robinson at 85.5 pcrcenll All-American linebacker Chip Banks of USC was born in .of all places. Norman, Okla .• the home of the· Sooners. Each school has a winnang tradition of 71.6 per cent in its history and Oklahom a currently holds the NCAA record for not betng shut out in its last 168 games . USC ranks No. 2 with 156 straight without being blanked. A c rowd expected l~ be 90,000, the most ever to see the On TV today channel 7 at 2 Sooners. will be on hand, in ad- dition to national television cov- erage '"We love to play in big games like this ... says Robinson. "We haven 't raced a wishbone team s ince Alabama in 1978 <USC won , 24·14 I, and that concerns us, because it 's a s tep away from our normal expe rience. Marina High running back Rick Tobin r right I runs for a short gain during Friday mght 's 24-14 win over Foothill. Robinson < 52-8·2 t and Switzer <84·9·21 are the top two ..ictive coaches in the nation for winnmg percentage <Switzer at ··Very fe w team s still use the wi shbone, but Oklahoma seems to defy the normal limit ations of the offense. No matter what you do against them. they seem to rus h for 400 yards every week Vikings: • genUllle or fake? By JOHN SEV ANO Of -Dally ,, ... S\AH T he general consens us con- cerning the 1981 Marina High football team was that it was good. but just how good no one knew for sure. Yes. the Vikings had rolled up some pretty impressive scores in beating Castle, Hawaii (28-0l, Newport II arbor ( 35-3 l and Bolsa Grande 147 0, but the cry was that they hadn 't really played a strong opponent yet. Well , Friday night they did and what the Vikmgs proved is t hat they're for real. Coach Dave T h ompson's s quad showed aggressiveness and polish in disposing of pre- vious ly undefeated Foothi ll. 24-14. at Tustin High before an estimated crowd of 2,500. While Marina's d e fensi ve front seven contained for the most part -Foothill's potent running attack, the Viking of- fe nse, under the direction of senior Ken Laszlo, m eticulously s licked through Foothill's de· fense like a butcher would a good piece of meat. "They're not jus t good , they're very good," said Foothill Coach Ted Mullen to T hompson as they met at mid-field. "And. y ou 've go t a b ea u t iful qua rterback." Laszlo, a wiry right-hander at 6-0, 165 pounds. led the Vikings to touchdown drives of 35, 33 and 79 yards. It was a balanced attack, too, with Brian Brown grinding out 88 yards on 12 carries, while Laszlo ke pt everyone olf balance completing ll of 16 pa15es for 131 yards. The Vikings conve rted a Foothill fumble into se ven polnta early ln the first quarter aa Tony Valente bolted over from one yard out tor the fl.rat seore. Lee Green then tonne(:ted co a. »yard field coal ln the secood (See MARINA. P~p 81) .. Luck? Edison can easily do without it That's what El Modena 's Lester says after Chargers romp, 35-7 'They have a great ability to blend speed and power in their attack and they have great speed.·· Ok0lahoma . in contrast to USC"s d e pen d e nce on the tailback <Allen >. uses all four of its backs in the running game. as evidenced by statistics against Wyoming. By ROGER CARLSON Oi -Dally ~lee S~ Can anyone beat Edison H igh 's Chargers'! .. No ... said El Modena Coach Bob Lester following hi s team 's 35· 7 setback Friday ni ght "And that's not just because we lost. We have some pretty sound people, but they <Edison > have it a ll. "It's the best da mn team I've seen since I've been in California and I wish them luck, but I don't think they're going to need a helluva lot of it .'· Lester. with a reputation as one of Southern California ·s finest coaches, has just seen his team thumped by a precision ma chine before an overflow crowd of 7 ,400 at El Modena and even Edison Coach Bill Workman appe ared totally satisfied. AND WHY WOU LDN 'T he ? His C hargers, who racked up their 25th straight victory over a s pan of three years, had turned the El Modena threat into mas hed potatoes with one assault after another and there was still 5:47 remaining in the third quarter when Dave Geroux pounded over to provide the winners a 35-point advantage. "We were extrem ely ready mentally," s aid Wo rk man. "We knew what El Modena had done in the past. but it was just a matter of our skilled people popping this game open. ··our orrensive line played very well." The guns up front Mike Kulpa , Mark Bauer, Craig Dumity, Bill Thomas, John Cuviello and John O'Callaghan opened gaping holes for Theo Langford and Geroux. and with the added emphasis of either back blocking for his teammate. thf El Modena defense was torn to shreds. WHATEVE R HOPES E l Modena held for a major upset were dashed quickly as quarterback Ken Major connected on a bang-bang 36-yard scoring pass to Greg Eskridge in the first quarter. then found Brett Blanchard for a 16-yard scoring s trike early in the second quarter. which realistically took El Modena out of its over-emphasis against the Edison run. That led to a 9-yard touchdown run by Langford and before the second quarter was up the Chargers were on the boards again as linebacker Mike Powell scooped up a fumble (caused by Phil Cooper > and ran 28 yards for another TD. WITH A 28·0 ha lftime bulge. the Chargers settled down with a solid march in the t hird period on their first possession, barging their way 68 yards in seven plays CGeroux accounted for 63 of those yards on s ix carries). Geroux's bull-like rushes in that series wer for gains of 10. 12, 14. 4, 16 and the 7·yard payoff. When the third quarter expired the Chargers retired their first teams to the sidelines and the rest of the game was played out by reser ves. It was a typical h ard-hitting affai r between these two powers and a minor casualty was Edison line backer Rick Di Be rnardo. who s uffered a sprained shoulder in the first period\ and was held out the balance of the game . It was the third straight impresi ive triumph for the CIF Big Five Conference's No. 1-rated te am in non-league action. EDISON'S DEFENSE was again superb in limiting the highly-regarded Vanguards to 57 yards net on the ground and but 34 through the air as Bryce MaJavasi, Rick P o nder, Powell , M att Hombs, Joe Zerucha, 'Fernando Griffiths and Cooper, a m o ng o the r s. overwhelmed the Vanguards. A tipoff to the Char gers· response to the challenge of El Modena seemed to come 75 minutes before the kickoff when a hearse entered the field. "They jus t made a big m istake," grumbled Edison assistant Rick Purnell. T he problem , you see, is that this isn't a team you try to Intimidate with such foolishness, it just makes them mad. "We heard everyone was wearing black on campus today," commented Workman. Lester's explanation · "That was for me, not them." 1 n that one, quar terbacks Kel· ly Phelps and Darrell Shepard averaged close to 10 yards per Cjirry and running backs Buster Rhymes < 10.4 >. Stanley Wilson C7.8 t and Weldon Ledbetter (4. 71 backed them up. On the other hand. USC's bread, butler, uten sils and place mats are wrapped up in Al- len. who s treaked for 274 yards in last week's 21-0 t humping of Indiana. ''Ri g ht now M a r c u s i s phenomenal.'· says Robinson. "He can run with power and get a firs t down. he can cut back in- s ide, get outside, break long runs. make people m iss and knock people down. "He's a lso developed that ability to hesit ate at the line, search for the hole and the n sud- denly break in the open." USC's offense is proven and the big question of the day is whether the defense can hold <See TROJANS, Page BZ> While the Barons sputter, St. Paul 21-3 • wins, declined to name any of them . But when it w as over , he said : ··Mall Stevens (quarterback l and re- ceivers Joel Seay and Joel Anderson were all playing with groin pulls," he stated. "But lhat isn 't an excuse. "St. Paul just did a hell of a job and Lhey knew before the game they had to .play pass defense and that's what they did. They have a good football team right how and we are not a good team ... yet. "Goma into the game we fi,ured we could eont.ala their pualn1but1t didn't work oat &Mt way. And we bad a penal- ty tbet llart • on one of their drives for pua lntafennte. '' MNUma Allclcb, his St. Paul coun-,.,_.,. ._.. "We just played a lot bette r football tonight than we have been playing," be said. "We worked ver y carefully this week to st.op Stevens and to keep the ball away rrom the m as much as possi· ble. "Our kids didn 't let their motion bother the m ." To which Milner added : "Our defense was out ther e too long and St. Paul got som e turnovers at crucial points." To be exact, St. Paul recovered a Cumbie (Cll!f Heidrich) and intercepted five Stevens passes, all in the second half. Mike Shepherd bad two with Andy DeGruae. Ruben Segura Ud Jose Plna aettln1 one etch. Arter a St. l>aul 37-yard Oeld toa.1 at• tempt hit t.bc upright, Ron YownaM connected on a 20-yarde r fo r the Barons with 8:12 left in t he ha lf an e r the Swor dsmen s to pped the Fountain Valley attack at the three. St. PauJ wasted little time in coming back, wlth t he aid or the pass in· terference ·penally of 15 yards that Milner mentioned. They drove 72 yards with Manuel Juarez going over from Ute one wilh '8 seconds r emaining for his tirat or two toQchdowns In the aecond half, with Steven• tLampered ua hil drop-back ~ u. Barona could aevw P' ....,.... ,.... St. Paul dtiflalltlMD .... , .. to ..... thep.u..Nllle~Ulia-.. eelver •--'•~•mtflii1 ne ... .... f .. . . . .... .. I • • • • I • ... Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, September 26, 1981 ..... ____________ ......,____ .,,.-------------------------------------------------------. Robinson ay figl1t cau ed ),y La orda f'rom AP dJ•pat.ehea SAN FRANCISCO -Manager • Frank Robinson of the San Francisco G iaots said Friday that a fight between Giants' fans and Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Re ggie Smith wouldn't have hap- pened Thursday night if Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda had kept his players ln line. "tr Lasorda would keep his club In the dugout, it wouldn't have happened," said Robinson of the fight whicb sent Smith into the stands to tussle with the fans. "But he's got his ~ head in the TV came ra. If the players had stayed in the dugout, it wouldn't have hap· pened." Thursday ni1ht's off.field events. which re- sulted in nine fans being arrested, began in the sixth inning of what turned out to be a 7-3 Dodger victory over the Giants. Lasorda complained to a sec urity guard about an obnoxious fan sitting behind the Dodgers' dugout. "He was harassing our ballplaye rs." Lasorda said. "He was calling 'em names. A fan don't have the right to do that. I got a security guard, which is the right thing to do. I told hill'! to go get that guy, he's harassing our players. If you don't we'll have problems." P roblems were right. Smith sauntered out of the dugout, apparently to see what all the fu ss was about, and that's when the brawl real- ly got started. Smith said the heckle r challenged him. "He said to me 'If I come down onto the field , my company will lose a $40,000-a-year e mployee. If 1 break your neck, you guys may lose the pen- nant race.' · · Smith said the m a n, later identified by police as Michael Dooley, 37. of Menlo Park. then threw a plastic souvenir helmet at him. Quote of the day Graig NetUeti, third baseman of the New York Ya nkees. declining an invitation to attend a state fair a fter the Yankees' latest managerial cha nge: "Why should I lea ve a circus to go.to a fair~" Vount's dramatic homer sinks Tigers Robbi Yo..i belted a clramatlc • three-NI\ bomer with two out ln the lop ol the nlnth lnnlnc Frlda1 n11ht to boost Milwaukee to an 8-6 victory over Detroit. Detroit ace Jack Morrtl, 13·8. took \ a 6-5 lead into the oint.h when Jim Gaal•e~ ·"' isin1led ror his fourth hlt and Morris hlt Paul Molitor with a pltch before Yount lined a 2-2 pitch lnt.o the left rield s tands ror bis 10th homer or the season . . Boston took udvantage and moved Into a lie for first tn the Eastem Division wlth a 5-4 victory over Cleve land at F e nwa y Pa rk . Carl Yastnem11kl cracked a two· run homer and rookje lllch Gedman drove in the tie- breaking run for the Red Sox ' ninth vic tor y i n 12 Yount games . Southpaw Scott McGregor tossed a s ix-hitter, 11t.riking out a career -high 11 , as Ba ltimore shaded the New York Yankees, 1-0. McGregor, pitching his seventh complete game, outdueled New York lert-hander Tommy John, 9-7 . . In the West. Pat Putnam hit a three-run homer and Mickey Rivers had four hits-two doubles. a single and a triple-carrying Texas to a 5-2 victory over Minnesota. Charlie Hough, 3·1, went 6~ innings for Texas to get the win, besting Al Wllllams, 6-9 . . Tom PacJorek and Bruce Bocbte each homered to back Floyd Bannister's seven·hit pitching as Seattle crushed Kansas City, 8-3 . . Oakland stayed a haH-game back however. as Greg Luzinski knocked in a pair or runs. Parrish sparkles; Expos lead by 2V2 Larry Parrish drove in four runs • with a double and two singles and 8111 GulUcksoo fired a two-hitter for seven innings as Montreal defeated the New York Mets, 6-3 Friday night. The win padded the Expos' lead in the National League East to 2~ games over runner·UP St. Louls . The Cardinals fell another game off the pace after losing lo Pitts burgh, 5-4. Eddie Solomon Parrish won his eighth decision and s ingled h o me the ti e - bre aking run during a four- nm Pittsburgh rally in the fourth inning ... Gary Mat· thews drove in fi ve runs with a homer and a single and Mike Schmidt s m ashed a h o m e run , p o werin g Philadelphia to a 9-2 victory ov e r the Chicago Cubs. Schmidt's m ajo r league - leading 28th homer of the year came in the fo ur th inning off losing pitcher Ken Kravec, 1·6 ... In the West. Ron Oester and Ray Knight hil horn ers as Cincinnati moved to within 1 'n games of Hou$ton \llith a 10·2 rout or.the Atlant~ Braves. Baseball today On lh1I date ln baseball lo 19TS: ln lhe final t•m• ever played 1l Kon· treal'a J1trT)' Park, lb• Pbiladelphla Pblllles awept a doubleheader trom the Expos, 4-1 and 2·1, t.o nail down the Na· uonal Leape Eut UUe . • . their firat champian1hlp ln 26 years. On t.bla date ln 1961: Ne~ York Yankees aluner Roaer Marts tied Babe Rut.h 's one-season home run record when he ~lled bis 60th homer or the sea.son, a •hot off Baltimore's Jack Fisher. On t.bls date ln 1960· In his ft.naJ major league at·bat, Ted William..' or the Boston Red Sox capped a brllliant 19-year career by smashing a Jack Fisher pitch for hls 521st career home run, as the Red Sox nipped the Baltimore Orioles, 5-4 at Fenway Park Pate shoots 68. has four-shot lead Jerry Pate, the guy who leaped n mto a pond after winning in Me mphis earlier this year. grabbed the second- round lead of the Hall of Fame Classic in Pine hurst, N.C. after shooting a 3-under·par 68 Friday. Pate's two-d ay total of 134 was four strokes better than Jack Nick.Jaus, who ts seek· ing a n end to a yea r-long winless s treak Nickl aus shot an erratic 71 which included a double bogey, two bogeys, two birdies and an eagle. Morris Hatalsky, the first-round leader, and Tim Simpson shared second at the tourna· m ent's halfway point, two strokes back of Pate at 136. BUI Kralzert and Keith Fergus were another stroke back at 137; while Ray Floyd s hot a second consecutive 70 which left him at 140 ... West German Bernard Langer fired a s ix-under-par 65. to grab a three stroke lead in the second round of the Bob Hope Britis h Classic. Smith signs contract with Kings Doug Smith, the Los Angeles • Kings' top choice in last June's Na- tional Hockey League entry draft, signed a multi-year contract, the club an- nounced Fr iday. A spokesman for the Kings said the signing ended two months of negotia- tions with the 18·year-old Smith, cons idered an outs tanding NHL prospect ... Ireland's Eamonn Coghlan, who owns the fastest time for the indoor mile , said Friday he plans to wear his "Discover Ireland" T-shirt in the Fifth A venue Mile Saturday despite a protest from the British Broadcasting Company. The BBC. which had purchased the television rights from the American Broadcasting Company, said the s hirt was "blata nt comme rcialism ." ... ~Ison Piquet gra1>1>ed the pc)le for Sunday's 70-lap Canadian Grand Prix . Hooton baffles Houston, 3-0 HOUSTON (APJ -~ Aneelea pitcher Burt llooton shook off a case ol the nu and the Kouaton Astros wilh equal ease Friday nla~t. scatterin1 four hits ttnd blanking the A11tros, 3-0. "This is the fi rst aamt: J have felt tron1 throughout." said Hooton , who gave the Dod&ert their second complete game ln u many nl1ht1. "My lasL three outings weren't exactly pitchlnt gems , but I Mt it all corn ing back tonight." Dusty Baker knocked in two runs and Hooton retired 16 Astros in a row over one stretch, getUnt himself out or trouble in the second whel'\ Jost Cruz tripled to left fi eld. Terry Puhl ainaled lo the fi rst on a ball that narrowly escaped first baseman Steve Garvey's grasp. Hooton said, however . he was not concerned by the early bad luck. "I felt ready to pitch and you can hit 26 ground balls and get 26 hits but Steve made a great play," Hooton said. Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda said he could tell Hooton had shaken the nu. ··You saw the On TV today channel 11 at 1 1. 15 real Burt llooton tonight,.. Lasorda said. ''He showed you 1n the second inning he was ready to pitch when he got a runner on third and didn't give up a run " The loss cut Houston's lead in the National League West to 1 '".! games over Cincinnati, which beat Atlanta 10-2 Baker, who extended his hitting streak to 12 games. drove home the game's fi rst run with a s ingle in the first inning. After Cruz's hit, Hooton dad nol allow another base runner until Tony Scott reached first on an in· field hit off Hooton's glove with one out in the seventh inning. The Dodgers chased Vern Ruhle. 4-5. with two more runs in the eighth inning on an RBI single by Landreaux and a s acrifice fly by Baker. Hooton started the inning with a double, took third when Dave Lopes reached first on Craig Reynolds' throwing error and scored on Lan· dreaux's hit. Lopes then came home on Baker's sacr ifi ce fly. Houston Manager Bill Vi rdon said, "We hit the ball but nothing ever really happened When he got the two extra runs, that was just about the way he CHootonJ was pitching." Houston had a chance to even the score in t he second inning when Cruz led off with a triple to the left field corner · But Hooton , 11·6, got himself out or trouble by striking out Denny Walling, catching Cruz orr third base on ~a grounder ·back to the mound by Art Howe and striking out Alan Ashby . Dodgers shortstop Bill Russell left the game ~f!er the sixth inning when he aggravated a foot injury Today's TV • IS a f oothall delight Angels roll past Blue Jays, 11-5 No. 1 USC meets.No. 2 Oklahoma with UCLA and Cal also getting the spotlight By HOWARD L. RANDY Of-O.ity,.... s- it seldom happens that the No. 1 and No 2 col· lege teams in the nation this early in the season meet on the football fi eld but that's the case today, as USC hosts Oklahoma at the Coliseum in Los Angeles. Channel 7, with Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles describing the action, will bring it live to the nation. The No. 6-ranked UCLA Bruins meet Iowa in the Midwest with Channel 5 bringing the action here live at 11 this morning. This was a late switch and will run opposite Channel 7's showing of the San Jose State vs . California G<>lden Bears game in Berkeley which begins at 10:30. For the baseball fan, the Dodgers and Houston meet in the Astrodome at 11:15 <Channel 11> live. And Milwaukee is at Detroit in a key American League game. <Channel 4, 11: 15). Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are:· .f ./ ././excellent;./ ./ ./worth watching; I I fair; I forget It. e 10:30 a .m .. Channel 7 ,( ,( ,( COLLEGE FOOTBALL: San Jose State at California. Announcers: Martin Wyatt and Lee Grosscup. · San Jose State's surprising Spartans, with a vi e- . tory over Stanford la st weekend, would like to add ·another scalp to their string of Pacific-10 conquests. Callfomia won Its first game last week, a one-point decision Qver Arizona. Quarterback Steve Clarkson will again be at the controls for the Spartans who stunned Stanford, 28-6. • 11 a .m., Channel 5 I I ./ ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UCLA at Iowa. AMGuncers: Joe Buttitta and Rob Scribner. This one Is an added bonus for viewers who d is- dain the likes of San Jose vs. California. The Bruins are currently ranked No. 6 and are 11-polnt favorites over Iowa despite the Hawkeyes' upset victory over Nebraska In the season opener. Coach Terry Donahue's Bruins hurdled one obstacle with a con-vincing win over Wisconsin last week. Sophomore Kevin Nelson rushed for 91 yards during the victory. From Page 81 ~ 11 :15 a .m., Channel 4 ./ ,/ ,/ BASEBALL: Milwaukee at Detroit. Announc.ers: Merle Harmon and Ron Luciano. At this point, the American Lea9ue East is open for grabs with fourth-place Baltimore only 1•11 games behind . Detroit was knoc ked off by Milwaukee Friday night, 8-6, on Robin Yount's dramatic three-run homer in the ninth. Thus the Tigers and Boston share the top spot, followed by the Brewers, a half-game behind. Today, Detroit's Milt Wilcox (11·8) faces Moose Haas (9-7). n 11:15 a .m., Channel 11 ./ ./ ,( ./ DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Houston. Announcen: Vin Scully and Ross Porter. Dodge r rookie Ted Power < 1-2) makes his second start of the year against Astros' ace Nolan Ryan {9-5). With nine games remaining in the season, the Dodgers trail the Astros in the National League West by fo ur ga mes. e 2 p .m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ,/ ,/ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oklahoma at use. AnnouncHS: Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles. It wi ll be Marcus Allen running for the Trojans against the Oklahoma wishbone attack as the na- tion's No. 1 and No. 2 teams collide befor a crowd of 90,000 at the Coliseum. The Sooners have had a two week period to prepare for the game after struggling in their opener against Wyoming before winning. The Trojans, 2-0, are favored by four points. OTHER TELEVISION 10 a.m. (11 ) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 2 p.m. (9) -BOXING. (11) -SURFING - Hlghli9hts of the third annual U.S. Pro surfing cham-pionships, taped at Malibu. 3:30 p.m . (2) -CBS SPORTS SATURDAY -Roberto Duran (73-2) vs. Luigi Mlnctelllo (31-1 ) In a scheduled 1~roul'l(j super welterweight bout, taped at Caesars Palace In Las Vegas. Also: An update on the SPorts scene with host Brent Musburger. Comme,. tators include Tim Ryan and Gil Clancy. S p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Matthew Saad ' TROJANS FACE OKLAHOMA • • • back the Sooners. Led by Banks , who is averag- ing 14 tackles a game, Troy's chances t.o hang on to its No. 1 ranking hinges on stopping the fluid ground option with Phelps and Shepard directing lhe wishbone. Even with a third· and·lO, look for the Sooners t.o run. Others looming very large in USC's potentJal success are de- fensive tackle Dennis Edwards, n,ose guard George Acbica and outside linebacker Au1ust Curley, the latter averag1ng 10~ t._ckles a 1ame. Oklahoma has had two WMt to prepatt for the TroJIDJI after a bye ln the achedwe <Notre Dame m4M!U USC late.r .- almtlar drcomstac•> Ind·• ten with a 1-4» reeonl, eo••rlit to U8C1M. ' .•• ••t uu u. ........... 9wtblr. "Welieed to play. ... .-.~--J91 . . ' 1 a s g ood a c hance to beat Southern Cal last week as we do lhis week." Switzer really la on when he discusses the Trojans. For in- stance, "Southern California alw a ys has great athletes. Ev e rywhe r e . Even their managers are talenled. They are probably faster. stronger and can carry more ice than ours." While Oklahoma's opener over Wyoming didn't impress some (37-20), lt should be noted the Soone.rs' orfensive assault con· sumed 51.S yards. Oklahoma's secondary al· lqwed Wyoming paulng to com- plete U ol 21 for 128 yards, and that'• an area which the Trojans would lik4J to take advant.qe of, with •opbomore left -bander John lll'iur at lbe conLrola. lluut has hit 1' or Z4 for 187 18Nb and a 51 percent comple- Uaa nt6o In lbe llm two con· --~~,...~.,.... quests and Robinson is pleased with his leader. "He's made our offense work, is very cool and knows exactly what 's g oing o n," s ays Robinson. Otten it's Allen on the receiv· ing end wiUi a bailout pass. but the deep threat is Timmy White, a 5-11 junior In the mold of Kevin Willlams . One thing seems certain -the winner today will have plenty to boast about. Estancia 8plits Estancia High s plit It• two games in the South Coast water polo tournament Friday as the Ea1les lost their fint aame. M lo Downey and woo their second,• 7-5 over Villa Park . Donald DnJce wu the leading scoru tor Estancia ln the win with th.ree goals. From AP dispatches Muhammad (30-3-2) defe nds his WBC light heavyweight crown for the elohth time against Jerry Martin (21-2) In taped coverage. Also: Steve Scott Is amono the world's top milers scheduled to run down New York's Fifth Avenue in taped coverage of the Fifth Avenue Mile. (28) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. Bobby Grich's two-r un double and a three-run hom er by Dan Ford were the key blows as t he Angels erupted for six runs in the first inning and went on to an 11 5 win over the Toronto Blue J ays Friday night at Anaheim Stadium. 8 p.m. (SO) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 9 p.m. (SO) -SPORTS AMERICA -Highlights of the 1981 Intercollegiate rode<> In Lincoln, Neb. 10:30p.m. (11 )-RAMS' WEEK. The Angels batted around in each or the first two innings for 11 t uns and nine hits to make it easy for left-hander Geoff Zahn. 10-11. 11 p.m. {5} -COLLEGE ·FOOTBALL -UCLA vs. Iowa. Taped. (13) -Oklahoma vs. USC . Taped. RADIO Football -UCLA at Iowa, 11 a.m., KMPC (710); Notre Dame at Purdue, 11 : 10 a.m., KPRZ ( 11S0); Penn State at Nebraska, 11 : 25 a.m., KI EV (870); Ohio State at Stanford, 1 :20 p.m., KPRZ (1150); Oklahoma at USC, 2 p.m., KABC (790), (after baseball), KHJ (570), KIK (94 FM); Cal State Fullerton at Arizona, 7:30 p.m ., KWRM (1370), KWVE (108 FM>; Saddleback at Orange Coast, 7:30 p.m ., KSBR (88.5 FM); Cal Poly (Pomona) at Cal Poly {SLO), 11 p.m., KWRM (1370), tape delay. Brian Downing led orr the game with a walk by Luis Leal. 7-12. and Rick Burleson followed with a double. Grich scored both with his double. then scored on Don Baylor 's single. Daryl Sconie rs greeted reliever Paul Mir abella with a single before Ford blasted his 15th home run. The Angels added fi ve more runs the next in ning , four unearned as a result of errors by second baseman Gart h lorg a nd center fi elder Lloyd Moseby. Sconiers singled for one run and Bert Campanen s doubled for two more to key the rally Baseball -Dodgers at Houston, 11 : 15 a .m., KABC (790); Toronto at Angels, 1 p.m., KMPC (710) (Angel broadcast In progress after football). (KMPC will Zahn went seven innings. walking three a nd striking out three and weathered several Blue Jay com eback attempts. Iorg singled for one run a nd Ted Cox singled for two more dunng a three-run fourth. In the seventh, singles by Cox. who had four of Toronto's 11 hits. F red Manrique and Al Woods and Greg Wells ' infield grounder added up to l wo more runs Hockey -Kings vs. Colorado at Victoria, 8:20 p.m ., KPRZ ( 11SO). (The Dally Pilot Is not rHponslble for late cha~s.) Baseball standings NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. GB Houston 28 16 .636 - Ci ncinnati 26 17 .605 l 't:i San Francisco 24 19 .558 3'h x-Dodgers 24 20 .545 4 Atlanta 21 22 .488 6'12 San Diego 13 32 .289 15"'2 East Division Montreal 25 19 .568 - Sl. Louis 22 21 .512 2'h Chicago 20 22 .476 4 x-Philadelphia 20 23 .465 4"'2 New York 20 24 .455 5 Pittsburgh LS 26 .409 7 x -First-half division winner l'rimY'•k-1>-..n 2. Houslofl 0 PllllM9111H• '· ~ l Monl,...I •• Hew Yor11 J CIMlnMll 10. Atlaflta l Pitt~ S, St. Louis 4 S.n Fr.-c:lt<O J, S.. 01e9e O " ...... ,._ 0.-...n I Pclww 1·21 91 Houlton ( llyM .. S) Hew vrtt CH9r~ls )-4) It ~I llllHYll 7.71 ,~ 19MICl¥WI .. Sl. ~s(l'end>M) ,111180llllH• '"""'-11-61 .. ~ (llnl ... ,, Clflcln...CI (loeHllyl t-Sl et 41.118111• I' NMll,. 1-5)," $•11 Fr-1.c.o (~llMll Mii •I Seft DI ... IWel111Wl.t\ AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City x-Oakland Minnesota Seattle Texas Chicago Angels W L Pct. 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Neither team could get their ottenses untracked ln the flrst half and it looked like they would go into the lockerroom with a scoreless tle and they probably should have. •, WITH JVST 38 seconds left in th e halt, Corona del Mar quarterback Eric Woods hit wide receiver Keo Yonkers on a 48-yard bomb. Yonkers had beaten the Cougar secondary by 15 yards, so there must have been a mixup in the coverage. Pete Johnson kicked the extra point and the Sea Kings went in- to halftime with an unexpected 7-0 margin. It was in the second half that Enright reached into his bag of tricks. On a fourth-and-five at the Sea Kings 36, the vougars faked a punt. The ball was snapped short to running back George Rosenbaum who passed 17 yards to wide receiver Scott Munroe and the Cougars were in business at the Coron del Mar 19. As they had done all night, the Sea Kings defense held the Cougars and Mark Vigil came in to try a fi eld goal. On their second trick of the night, holder Erle Bache pa sed to Munroe tor a t.f.yard touchdown with 10 minutes left In Uic1 ttame. The extra point was. blocked by 6-2 Jeff Case or the $ea Kines. 'Ot..LOWING AN lnterception by Capo Valley, Couear runnins back Tony Bell promptly fumbled the ball back to the Sea Kings who recovered .Jt at Capo's 34 wi\h 7:49 l&ft in the game. Woods hit two passes on the drive and Corona del Mar bad a first and goal at the Cougars' one-yard line following an off. side penalty against Capo. Run-• nlng back Bill Bright dove over on the next play to make the score 13-6 and Johanson added the extra point. Enright had one more trick up his sleeve. Bell returned the following kick9f( 30 yards to Capo's 39 with 3:42 left in the game. After throwing an in· complete pass, sophomore quarterback Burt Call threw a lateral to Bache that he purpose· ly bounced off the ground. As the moans coul(l be heard in the au- dience1 Bache threw downfield to Munroe for a 26-yard pickup and a first down at the Sea Kings 35. Fro m there it was all backwards, as the Sea Kings de- fense pushed the Cougars back. WOODS COMPLETED five of his last seven passes for 107 yards, and was the difference in the game. For the most part, Call was to busy trying to elude the Corona del Mar paas rush to find his receivers. The Cou1ars tried three screen passe. and lost 20 yards in the process. On the night, the Sea Kinp de· rense allowed Capo Just 157 yards in total offense with 67 of those yards coming off trick plays. Corona del Mar wu able to rack up 314 yards of ita own on offense. In his last two' games. Woods has completed 17 of 27 passes for 323 yards. For Capo Valley it was the second los in three outings, but not as b as the 41--0 thumping it sun: ed last week against Esp . Mfllsa fac~s Los Ala111itos Two non-league football games are scheduled tonight in- volving Orange Coast area teams. each with a 7:30 kickoff. Costa Mesa High's Mustangs O · ll tangle with Los Alamitos I 1·1 l at Newport Harbor High, while Woodbridge (0·1) clashes with Oak Park of Agoura at Irvine High. Steve Anderson's passing (19 of 41 for 182 yards in the first two games ) is Mesa's bi& weapon against a bigger Los Alamitos squad, bent on the run- ning game. Woodbridge tries to snap back after a 7-6 loss to Orange Lutheran last week From Page 8 1 MARINA • • • Trojans make it count • the end Pirates top polo foes quarter to make it 10-0. Foothill's Mark Templeton re- duced the deficit to 10-7 with a 36-yard gallop off a swee p to the left side, but Laszlo found Jeff Frandsen wi~h a six -yard ae'1lll to make the Score 17-7 at the in- te rmission. Eilert-to-Fiscus two-point conversion gives University an 8-7 victory WALNUT -Orange Coast College won its first two games in the Ml. San Antonio College water polo tournament Friday and advanced to today's win· ner's bracket where the Pirates will meet Saddleback this morn- ing at 11. The Vikings then put the game on ice late in the third quarter when Brown got 40 of his 88 yards on a run off left tackle to put the margin at 24-7. The defense. meanwhile. led by Ron Malerstein. Dave Ab- bott. Brian Marcus. Pat Ceman. Duke Maples. Jim McLaughlin and Pat Knowles. kept all but Templeton ( 124 yards on 20 car- ries l quiet for f oothill. In fact, if not for Templeton's TD runs of 36 and 14 yards, the Vikings (4-0l would have held the Knights {2-1 l to just 115 yards in total offense. "What this m e ans is that we're a good football team." ad· mitted Thompson. "We're con- trolling the ball better this year. and we're a little more solid in our front seven on defens e. Plus. our secondary is great." The latter facet of Marina's game wasn't tested. though. as Foothill chose to stick to the ground and the Vikings chose to s tick Foothill. "This will help out a lot ." said Laszlo of beating a caliber team like FoothHI, which finished 9-4 in 1980 and r e ached the semifinals of the CIF Southern Conference playoffs_ "We played a good football team and won. They were ex- p e ri e n ce d . y e t w e held together ... Does Laszlo fe el any pres- sure? "The pressure is not on me it's on the team as a whole ... said Laszlo, as he showed the same poise answering questions that he did on the field. .. And, as long as we play well that pressure will be relieved. "We have a lot of talent on this team and a lot of experience on defense." By JACK MINTER oi llllt o.ily ~llet Stefl University High quarterba~k Tam Eilert connected with run- ning back Mike Fiscus for a two- poinl conversion with just l :27 remaining to give University an 8-7. come-from-behind victory over visiting Laguna Hills Fri- day night in non-league football a ction at Irvine High. "I thought our kids did well in not giving utJ. We have a lot to work on offensively and de- fens ively before league starts <next week )." reviewed Trojan coach Ri ck Curtis following their victory. "We knew they would hurt us a bit with their passing game I 147 y ards passing by the lla wks' Bill McVicar l We were luc ky tonight." Curtis con- cluded. The Eilert-to-Fiscus con -~ version followed a three-play touchdown drive by the Trojans, set up by University outside linebacker Randy Gass' fumble r ecovery at the Hawk seven yard line. Arter a one-yard rush to the six by Eilert and an incomplete pass by Eilert under a heavy rush of Hawks. Eilert gave run- ning back Rich Sorensen his rirst carry of the night. Sorensen made the most of his late entry by scoring from three yards out. Going scoreless throughout the first three quarters . the g ame was about exciting as watching the grass grow on the Irvine campus gridiron. Oilers snap streak with 15-14 triumph By GREGORY MARSH Of._O....,~S'9ff Both the Huntington Beach High Oilers and their varsity place lticker brought unenviable records into Friday night's foot- ball game against Los Amigos, and both managed to end their str e aks as Huntington came back late in the fourth quarter to nip the Lobos, 15-14 at Hunt- ington. The win was the firs t for the Oilers' rookie head coach Greg Henry. Prior to Friday night's game, Huntington was on a nine-game losing streak, having opened the season with back-to-back losses to Corona del Mar and El Dorado to extend a seven-game losing s treak which it ac· cumulated at the end of last season. Zoran Katz, who has been the Oilers' varsity kicker since his fres hman year, had gone the first two games of this season without maxing a single suc· cessful kick (field goal or con- version>. Two missed converts on Oiler touchdowns in the second quarter extended his streak. Given the frustration that the Oilers and Katz undoubtedly shared, it was fitting that the kicker and his team would also share the jubilation of success. "I knew that Zoran could kick the ball," Henry noted amid post game celebration, "so when the s ituation arose, I did not hesitate to send him in." Seahawks tumble The "situation" that Henry talked about was a rourth-and- six play with less than three minutes left in the game, and the Oilers resting on the Lobos 12-yard line. "Had it been fourth and one or two, I might have thought about going for it <a first down). Needing six yards, we had no choice but to go for the field goal." Cypress turns back OV , 14-6 By KEN IDLL Of tlle ,,..,, ...... sun On the opening kick-off Ocean View High received its first penalty of the evening, a five- yard off side caU. This was the firs t of 11 penalties called against the Seahawks totaling 120 yards. in Friday night's 14·6 loss at the hands of Cypress High, before over 2.000 fans at Westminster High. Ocean View committed many costly penallies during potential drives. Four times Seabawk penalties nullified gains of 20 or . yards, and mo~t of the penalties were of the l5-yard variety_ Ocean View seemed to have the air knocked out arter those penalties. and would stall on its drive. Cypess also had drives stall because of penalties and because of a good Ocean View defense. Alter a scoreless first quarter, Cypress got on the board first, driving 51 yards in elgbl plays, capped by a four. yard run by Leo Garand, giving the Centurions a 7-0 lead at the half. Ocean View drove 78 yards in 10 play• in the third quarter, for its only score of the aame. The Se1hawks drove from their own , ?4 yard line down to the Cypress 15, keyed by passes from quarterback John Heinle to flanker Kevin Stanley covering 16 and 13 yards and one to run- ning back Rex Brown covering 18 yards. Brown scored after his -catch, on a 14-yard blast up the middle, leaving Centurions in his dust. The point after which would have tied the game was wide and the Seahawks were in con· tention for their first victory of. 1981, 7-6. In the fourth quarter the Seahawks were thwarted time and again by the· flag, an1{ .. Cypress took advantage, scoring the game clinching touchdown with 8:47 left, on a 15-yard TD scamper by Stu ¥at.a. Oceui View had its last gasp effort in the final 10 seconds kllled when Helnle's Hall 'Mary pass In the end zone was in· tercepted with no time left. Newland sets mark SAN DIEGO -UC lnine water polo coach Ed No..vland got his 300tb career win Friday es the Ant.eaten delealed UC San Dle10. 12·8. What was going through both Henry's aad Katz's mind bn on- ly be speculated. but whatever the kicker had in his mind, he managed to block It out as he put the ball through the uprights for a 28-yard field goal and a victory for the Oilers. Huntington Beach seemed in- tent on ending their losing ways regardless of Katz's intentions regarding his own s treak, as they jumped to an early 12·0 first quart.er lead. A 73-yard dash by Scott Stier at the 4:15 mark of the 1ame gave tbe Ollera a 8.0 •core. Katz's missed point kept the score at that point until JamJe Pagnanelll scored from the Lobos' one-yard line with onlt 15 seconds left m the opentn1 quarter to raise the score to 12.0. The Lobos toot the lead lD the third quarter behind touchdownl by Speedy Reeves and Andy Taran10. Two convnatona by Jeff Green were the dUf 1reace in the aeon until Kau'1 wloi\lQr tleJd goal. The tempo picked up mid-way through the third quarter as University &i)peared ~to be the • first to go on the boards. Trojan kicker John Peirano's 27-yard Ntild goal try appeared lo go through the uprights, with five minutes remaining in the quarter. However, the re- feree signaled no score. "I thought 1t (the field goal) was good, but they s aid no. They're the ones calling the plays, you can't argue," sighed Curtis. Laguna Hills. on its next possession, was backed up to its goalline with a heavy rush of University defensive linemen. Trojan co-captain Larry <.:om - m e r ford. linebacker Mike Miller, and defensive guard Steve Baramjan were a constant worry to the Hawks' McVicar as he was sent to the ground five times by University sacks. With Laguna forced to punt. the Trojans took over on the Hawk's 4o. With Eilertpasses and the running or Gary Ianuzzi, University fought its way to the 16-yard line. The Trojans drive was again stopped as Eilert's apparent first-down pass at the five-yard line was dropped by the intended receiver. Laguna Hills took over <on its 16 l and drove down the field for the lone Hawk score. McVicar. 13 of 21for147 yards and one interception, found Dan Blanck open on the sideline for a 56-yard pass completion lo put the ball deep in Trojan territory. University didn't help matters as it was called for pass in· terference two plays later set- ting the ball up on the Trojan 25. M cVicar . sc ampered for nineyards on his own and run- nine yards on his own and run- moved the ball to the one-yard line with a 14-yard jaunt. The Trojan line stopped the first touchdown-dive attempt as they turned away Williams, McVicar was sacked for a three- yard loss at the four by the Tro- jan line, then he found Williams in the endzone and hit him with a four-yard strike to put the Hawks ahead, with 8:57 left in the fourth quarter. Tony Radicia's PAT put them up, 7-0. From Page Bl RAMS. • • in the Hne, "That's up to Ray M~lavasi ... Pastorini's talent will dictate." Pastorini had a tryout with the Ra m s last week. Negotiations appeared to have ended with no agreement Thursday, but came alive again Thursday night. Pastorini is a 51.5 percent career passer who has thrown 101 touchdown passes and 147 in- terceptions in his career. He has passed for 17.778 total yards, and his best year was in 1979 when he t~w for 2,473 yards and 16 TDs to help the Oilers gain the playoffs. NFL standings In their first game Friday, the Pirates routed Chaffey. 22-6, on a well-balanced attack that saw 12 OCC players get into the scor- ing column. In the second game. OCC de- feated Pasadena. 10-5 on the strength of four goals by Jerry Wyatt. Goalie Steve Simmons also had a fine game for OCC with 11 saves. From Page 81 BARONS • • • rollout option pass from Andy Stankiewicz to Lance Wingert for 15 yards after a Baron punt. The final score was a gift aft.er Jos e Pina intercepted at the 29 and returned it to the Baron one. Juarez went over on the next play for his second score. There were some highJjghts, especially on defense, for the Barons. Trey Martens and Pat Lacey combined on a blitz to pus h the Swordsmen out of field goal range when the score was 7-3 against them. Mark Chrisco, Pat Connor, Torry Conroy and Dean Roberts were among the standouts. The loss puts Fountain Valley's record al 2-1 while lhe No. 2-ranked Swordsm en are now 3-0. *********"'**"' • JOHNSON I. 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' .. • • • • • : 0 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT ~aturday, Stpternber 26, 1981 E lsino re toppl~s Artist s 'SpeelaJ &o ~ DaU1 PUo& 1• !:LSlNOR!l -Lacuna Beach 'Rich's Artiata appeared to be on their way to their tlrat victory of the 1981 football season Friday nicht, coasting along with a 14·0 hallUme lead. , Someone, however, must have lor1ot about the second half as lhe host Ebinore Tigers rallied with a pair of short touchdown plunges by 185-pound junior Steve Lewis and two two-point conversions to pull out a 16-14 non-league victory. The Artists or Coach Walt : Hamera appeared to have things going their way in the first hair with Beddie Arabe and Kevin McDeMon the big weapons. Arabe went up the middle from 15 yards out to cap a 65- yard march on Laguna Beach's 'rlrst possession of the game. The march required nine plays and was helped along by a • 16-yard pass play from Evan Chalmers to Todd Minken. Damon Berryhill added the first of two place kicks and later in the second quarter the Artists were at it again, putting together an effective drive. capped by a 24-yard scoring pass from Chalmers to McDen· non. 0 cs a 2 s t a 2 : t t t !EL&d&JC 15.33 232 Ctij Sailors dealt ·14.10 setback .8y CRAIG RUSSELL CM ............. Jn a 1ame that look 2 hours and 40 mhautes to complete, the Westminster High Lions banded Newport Harbor itS rblrd 1trl'l1ht defeat, 14-10,.., before 3,000 f&QS at Newport Harbor Rlgh Friday night It wu a s loppily-played game (close to 270 yards in penalties were marked orf) that was made exciting by the individual dual between Westminster's senior tailback Herbie Campbell and Newport's senior quarterback Greg Selby. Selby finished the night 18 of 34 lor 225 yards and one touChdown, but in the end it was Campbell 's 20-yard fourth· quarter touchdown run that pro- ved to the difference. That touchdown wiped out a 10-6 Newport Harbor lead, and after Campbell ran the ball three yards ror a two-point con· version. the Lions had the 14·10 lead they would never relin· quish. Add that to a first quarter touchdown run of 30 yards by Campbell and 226 total yards on 22 carries, and you have one of the finer single-game rushing performances of the young prep season. Leading 10·6 wlth•leaa than slx minutes remaining In the came, the Sallors' Shawn Culp tackled Steve Washbon after he cau1ht a pass at the Lions' six-yard line for a rive yard loss. That brought a fourth down situation, and after only a 19-yard punt, the Sailors had the ball at the 25-yard line and seemed to have the game in hand. Rut a personal foul was called before the punt. making it fourth down at the 21, and on the next pun ting a tte.m pt Newport Harbor was called for roughing the kicker. That opened the gate for the Lions, and five plays later Campbell was dancing In the end zone. "The penalties really hurt us," said an obviously disap· pointed third-year Newport Harbor Coach Hank Cochrane. "But that's been part of our problem so far this season." But what also seems to be a problem is the lack or a running game. The Sailors could only gain 41 yards on the ground and attempted only seven rushing plays the entire second half <Selby was sacked three limes lo make it officially 10 plays on the ground) compared to 24 pass attempts. That, however, was re· alistically the last to be heard from the Artists as Elsinore 'responded in the second hair with 16 points. "They (Elsinore> were big and just beat us up," said Hamera. Oeltr~ .............. ,,~ Golden West 's James McGee runs back a punt Friday night against Santa Ana College. But the Sailors could have spoiled that brilliant performance had it not been for costly penalties -two of which proved to be the difference between winning and losing. "Al half time we saw there were some things we could take advantage of through the air," explained Cochrane. "And with Selby throwing so well. we thought we'd slick with the air attack." The beating began with a one· yard burst by Lewis in the third quarter and the junior running back followed it up by running for the two-point conversion. Santa Ana makes it look easy, 37-6 And with Selby hitting wide receivers Rob Berry (eight catches for 87 yards) and Gil Ward ( four receptions. 84 yards>. it looked as if the Sailors might win it without a running game. Again Lewis pounded over with 11 :20 ten in the game and the winning points came on a pass from Ernest Pierce to Lewis. Golden West still can't get untracked; drops second straight contest The Artists got the ball three times after that, but could do lit· tie with it. The first possession was aJilatler or three downs and a punt, the second time ended arter six plays and the third fizzled when Elsinore's secon· dary came up with an intercep- tion to preserve the vktory. Diablos hold on, nip El Toro By RICK WAGES OI .. o.ity""' IUff The Diablos or Mission Viejo held back a last minute drive >Friday to defeat the Chargers or El Toro, 7-0, before 4,800 rans. Led by senior defensive tackle Chris Gahagan, who claimed two key sacks within the final hree minutes, the defensive ef· orts of the Diablos paid off with an interception by de- fensive back Dan Demarchi on his own 5-yard line with 1:57 eft. By CURT SEED EN Of .. OMfr ...... $9" Golden West College football coach Ray Shackleford was a happy man the day he learned his Rustlers would once again be a part or the South Coast COrf- rerence after a 12-year ab~ence. He should be even happier that the same releaguing move which put GWC in the South Coast Conference, sent the Santa Ana Dons out. Shackleford won't want to see the Dons again. Friday night before about 900 fans at Orange Coast College, the Dons or Coach Tim Mills routed the Rustlers, 37-6 in a game that was just as lopsided as the rinat score indicates. With quarterback Bob Frasco hitting 13 of 21 passes for 168 yards and running one yard for a touchdown, the Dons evened their season record at 1·1 and showed a strong indication that they will challenge Saddleback for the Mission Conrerence crown in 1981. "We needed this one." said a relieved Mills after his team had dropped a 19·12 decision to highly touted Fullerton in its opener last week. "I was very nervous coming into this game. Fortunately. things just went right for us." The Dons took control of the game early. taking the opening kickoff and marching 60 yards on eight plays. Frasco capped the drive with an 18-yard scoring strike to wide receiver Joe Trot- ter: Steve Homer's extra point made it 7-0 at 11 :05. Before the half was over, or- rensive lineman Jess Zamora. who is listed at 6-2, 260, booted a 38-yard field goal, and running back Cedric Turner plunged into the end zone from one yard out to give Santa Ana a command· in& 17-0 lead. Frasco, a freshman out or El Modena. connected on 11 of 17 passes in the first half. When he wasn't finding either Turner or Trotter in the flat, he was hand- ing off to Turner or Carl Sher- field to keep the GWC defense off guard. The Rustlers came out in the second half and mounted their best drive up until that time, staring on their own 25 yard line. At one point. the Rustlers col· lected rour straight first downs. with quarterback Sam Aiello hit- ting receiver Fred Crissinger twice and Tony LaPlante ror sizable gams. But then came the killer. On a second and 10 play, Aiello tried to hit LaPlante with "For the past two weeks, "ex- laimed Mission Viejo Coach ill Crow. '·our derense has re· lly come through." Demarchi's interception was h e second o r the evening !aimed by the Diablos. Cari OCC score? Late in the first quarter, senior Keith Carpenter stepped between Charger quarterback Saddleback will provide the test ike Douglass' throw and the ntended receiver to pick off the ass on the Mission Viejo 44· a rd line. Douglass, a 5-11 , 170-pound ·unior, despite the interceptions, ompleted 7 of 17 for 96 yards .and led the Charger orfense ack into contention for the ame for long drive or 46 yards in the first quarter and the final 63 yard drive. : The only touchdown or the '.night came in the second :quarter when junior .quarterback Klaus Leitenbauer oiled to his right, stopped and piraled the ball back across the ield into the out-stretched hands of wide receiver. Bryce Wilcox ·as he crossed into the end zone. Tailback Damon Sweazy, a 100-yard plus ground gainer last week, was held by the strong iablo defense to 70 yards on 25 Does anyone remember when Dave Jeranko scored on a one· yard plunge to give Orange Coast College seven points against Saddleback? Probably not. The score OC· curred Sept. 22, 1978, and it marks the last time OCC scored a touchdown against the Gauchos. The Jeranko touchdown is just one of many unpleasant statistics that Coast Coach Dick Tucker would like to erase when his Pirates entertain Saddleback !7:30) tonight in game No. 2 of the community college pre- season schedule. After last year's 53·0 defeat to the Gauchos. Tucker is hoping for better results, to say the least, when the Pirates face the Southland's No. 1 ranked team. Coach Ken Swearingen's Gauchos pounded Ventura, 37-19. last week behind the run- ning or quarterback Lance ~t ewart and passing of ONE OF THE BEST SELECTIONS I. OF REMAINING 1981 's AYAILAIU •WI LIAll OllUYI I ...... ,_ .... quarterback David Key. Both are still vying for the Gauchos' No. 1 signal-calling duties ... Orange Coast, meanwhile, has a huge task ahead of it. The Pirates failed to mount an of· rensive attack against Palomar last week. even though Coast pulled out a 7-3 victor y on a 15· yard TD pass from Clay Tucker to Mike Roney with 3: 18 left in the contest. Tucker needs a more consis- tent offense and another strong derenslve effort from his line if he's going to contain the ex- plosive Gauchos. Last year , the OCC · Saddleback contest was close for the first hall. After a scoreless first quarter, the Gauchos could manage only a 10-0 halftime lead. ' Jn that game, OCC coughed up the ball three times inside the Saddleback 10-yard line. The Gauchos went on to convert six OCC turnovers into touchdowns. . 1 ROJ Garver BMW l • I $40 JAlmOlll& an.. NiWtoaT C&NIU ~SWPOllT l&4al, CA. ..... 11 ........ "'OM F ashlon Island · ·Newport Beadi a screen, but another Tony - the Dons' Campbell, saw the play coming and s tepped in front of LaPlante. Sixty·five yards later, it was 24·0 Santa Ana. G WC 's lone scoring. drive came late in the third quarter ~and was capped by a sparkling 46-yard TD run up the middle by workhorse Todd Elliott. The big gain accounted ror much or his 109 yards on the evening. Without Elliott, the Rustler running attack would have looked pathetic. Ql'lly one other G WC running b:.tck accounted for more than 10 yards, and that was provided by Rich Stahlheber who pic)ced up 11 on one first-quarter blast. Meanwhile. Santa Ana wasn't through scoring. Frasco added his one-yard TD plunge, and backup QB Tim Rotell engineered ll 12-play. 48-yard drive which culminated with his five-yard touchdown pass to Steve Barrowcliff at 6: 19 of the final period. "The key here was we got ahead early, got some momen- tum and just contillued to piay good football," noted Mills. "I think Bob Frasco is going to be a great quarterback. ·'I think Ray Shackleford is a Throwing on every down ex- c e pl one , Sel by marched Newport Harbor 69 yards on eight plays to open the second half. culminating the drive by pass ing nine yards to Tony Swies for a touchdown, giving the Sailors a 7·6 lead. Newport Harbor added a Culp field goal <27 yards> five minutes later for a 10~ advantage great coach and I'm s ure they'll Mater Dei· falls do OK in the South Coast Con· rerence, .. Mills added. The GWC coach, meanwhile, , HACIENDA HEIGHTS -Los quickly whisked his team on to Altos High senior quarterback the bus and was nowhere to be Blake Smith threw for 340 yards found after the contest. and four touchdowns to lead the The Rustlers, who displayed a Conquerors to a 28·14 win over much more promising orrense In M.ater Dei Friday night. their 21·7 dereat to Bakersfield "smith threw two TD passes to last week, could muster only 109 Steve Lauter or 23 and 16 yards yards rushing and another 101 in as Los Altos rolled to its second the air. _w_i_n_o_f_th_e..:..y_e_a_r . ______ _ • Quarterback Sam Aiello of Golden West College fires a pa3S during action at Orange Coast . \ STEREO SOUNDS O f! TflE HARBOR . . .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 26. 1981 .. Bruins to have breather today Penhall eyes U.S. cycle title Christian outduels cyclists World speedway champ returns to Costa Mesa Oct. 10 ~ . UCLA tangles toith Iowa IOWA ClTY. Iowa <AP) -lr you look at the 1t1tistlc:1, sixth-rated UCLA would appear to be a prohlblUve favorite over Iowa today. It you llaten to UCLA Coach Terry Donahue, the lntersecUonal football game at soldout Kinnick Stadium takes on a vully different look. UCLA hu averaged «3 total yards and 33 points per game in rollln1 to vlc:torieti over Arizona and Wisconsin this fall. That's three limes as many points and nearly twice the total i'ardage that Iowa has produced in spU\Uni two games. Donahue, however, contend& the two teams aren't that far apart. • "I don't think anybody in major college foot- baU is that much better than anybody else." said On TV today channel 5 at 11 Donahue, wbo has won 70 percent of his games in his five-plus seasons with the aruins. "Quite frankly, I think we're about the same as Iowa. I think we're about t he same as Wisconsin." Iowa Coach Hayden Fry, who is seeking his lOOth career victory, tends to disagree. In fact, he has replaced UCLA on Iowa's 1985 and 1986 schedules with Kansas. "USC and UCLA traditionally have great skill people -they can just fly." said Fry. whose team is an 11-point underdog. "And they have those great big linemen. They've got the horses. They just put them in and say, ·sic ·em .... This will be Iowa's second shot at a team from the nation's top 10 in three weeks. In the opener. Iowa used a sterling defensive effort to spring a 10-7 upset on Nebraska, which was rated seventh at the time. However, the Hawkeyes couldn't con· linue that momentum and lost to Iowa State 23·12 a week ago. UCLA, which is playing its third straight road game. brings a versatile offense directed by junior Tom Ramsey, who has accounted for two·thirds of the Bruins' touchdowns. He has scored one TD and passed ror five others. completing 27 of 45 for 318 yards . Tailback Kevin Nelson is averaging 6.2 yards on 39 carries, but he's not expected to play because of a twisted knee. His backup is Terry Morehead, a former Waterloo East High School standout. Another UCLA weapon is 6-3, 237-pound tight end Tim Wrightman. who has caught eight passes and scored two touchdowns. "I'm real concerned about our pass defense. but also about our offensive consistency," Fry said. "But it goes back to the same old thing. How do you build confidence against Nebraska. Iowa State and UCl,.A ?" Donahue says he has some worries of his own, particular~ Iowa's size. * * * * * * Today's coll ~gtA football W•ST 0111•-... USC •• CollM11m (CftMMI 7, 2 p.m.) °"'o 51. M SC-d San JOM 5t. et Cellfwllle (CN-1 1. IO:JOe.m.I Lono Be.ch St. el N•v•d•·LAI• V-a.n llf•\11 ......... ., ar-Arl..-$t M WWll"91on St ldallO et H-•11. n Ce l Poly (Pomonel •I Cel Poly CSLOI, n " L• Verne., AIUS. 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The Rustlers. sparked by the play of hitter Bev Lidyo!f and setter Mary Lange, won the final match of the day over occ, 9·15. 15-7, 16-14. In the final game or that match OCC led 9.4 and 14· 11 before the Rustlers bounced back. "I felt like going out and buying a bottle or dye for all my gray hairs," srud GWC coach Lou Ann Terheggen aft- erward. Orange Coast finished second with a 3·1 record. The count.down ls on for tbe U.S. Nal.looal speedway motorcycle cbamplouhips alons wtlh the Caesar's PaJ•ce Formula One race oa auc· ceselve weekends lo October. Bruce Penhall baa become the aenaatloo of the s peedway world and the detendlnt U.S. champion and recent winner or the World Championship of speedway racln1, wlU be on hand for the Oct. 10 event at the Oran1e CoW>U')' Fairsn>unds. Promoter Karry Oxley ls blgb In his pralH ot Penhall, the Balboa resident who defec~ from the Costa Mesa tr.ck to ride on the En1llsb clr~t in queat of his world title. "ln over 50 years of speedway world cbam· pionships, there bas never been a final like the one at Wembley Stadium,'' Oxley says. · "Never in the history of world speedway com- pellUoo has one rider so totally captivated the au- dience. When it became obvious lhat Bruce would be the new champion, the roar or approval Crom the 92,000 fans was beyond belier. "I have never experienced such an emotional evening in my 15 years in speedway promotion." Penhall is the defending champion of the Costa Mesa event where be gained the U.S. c~am piooshl~.last year. He will also be the defending world champion next year when the world cham- pionships come to the Los Angeles Coliseum for the first lime. * • * AT CAESAR'S PALACE, lbe 2.2·mile Formula One track that has been built on 75 acres or land adjacent lo the casino, is now complete and a str a nge looking addition to the glitter of the strip. According to those in the know. every one of the 45,000 s pectators expected lo fill the grandstands will have a vlrtuaUy unobstructed view or the entire circuit and its 14 turns . For the past 10 seasons, Carlos Reutemann has been a name synonymous with the sport but the world championship has escaped him. He will be driving in the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal Sunday. then will head for Las Vegas and the final event on the W81 calendar. He has two victories this season and going into Sunday's WILLARD JORDAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT & BANQUET Wednesday, September 30, 1981 Name tPIMM PrlnO Home ... .............. Business City 'City Te'-- ... ... ..... . . State . Zip .. Men's Handicap Flight Men's Calloway Flight Women's Handicap Flight Women's Calloway Flight Golf & Banquet sso. to $100 ...•. Banquet only S2S..... Gifts Accepted ... Tee Off Times 8A.M. to 1 P.M . Make Entries/Checks Payable To: WILLARD JORDAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Department of Lelaure S.rvlcea P.O. ~ox 1200, Coate MeH, CA t:zt27 Coate MeH Goff and Country Club (540-7500) 1701 Goff Course Drive, Coate ..... WERE CELEBRATING NEWPORT BEACH'S 75TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A $75 adult membership SPECIAL THAT'S A $65 SAVINGS 12 months of Fitness classes. racquetball handball. swimming. weight lifting and more!!! PLUS DISCOUNTS ON DEGREES OF CLASSES Were celebrating Satwday, Septe111ber 26th from I 0 AM to 2 PM only! Ormge Coast YMCA 2100 IW•enffy Drin tilewpcri t.odl. CA 92660 Servmg the Famhes of Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar. Irvine, Newport Beach and Santa Ana Height with F1tness1 PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS (ONDOMINIUMS GRAND OPENING SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11to6 P.M. 300-l I l SAMTO TOMAS ST., COSTA MESA ' Truly elegant homes on the Eo~ side of Costo Meso featuring cathedral wood beom ceilings. cb.ble woll insulation, wood burning fireplaces with gos lighters and used brick. Ceramic tile throughout. dol.ble shower in master baths, pilotless gos ranges with ovens. microwave ovens. dishwashers. custom oak cobnets. l::Yeokfost bars, auto gar door openers, heavy shake roofs. picture windows, concrete driveways ond walks, 2 car garages, on extra large swimming pool and spo and mony more extras. Various Financing Plana Including VA AWARD for EXCELLENCE in ENERGY EFFICIENCY lallllll•1 ._., r-.. fro• SI 29,500 to SI .19,500 Southern calfamia Realty ~ (714) 546~5605 ~ MOTOA SPORTS race. hol4s the point lead by three over Nelson Pi· quet of Brazil. The world champion could be de· termined in the nn1l race at Las Ve1as. The ~year-old ArgenUnlan has 14 career vic- tories and in the last seven seasons, has six rinishes in the top six, altho~gh he has never been higher than third .. This could be hi s year ahd the Las Vegas Race Oct. 17 could be the place where it flnally comes about. * * • SAN CLEMENTE'S Geoff Brabham will also be competing in Las Vegas but in the companion Can·Am race Oct. 16. Brabham is the point leader in the series and will be driving al Riverside In· ternatlonal Raceway Oct. 4 prior to the Las Vegas event. Al Unser. a former winner in the Indianapolis 500-mile race, is also entered in the Can·Am race in Las Vegas but is not in the running for the point championship. The Can-Am event will be the first race on the ne wly constructed course a lthough both the Formula One and Can·Am cars will be on the track the Wednesday and Thursday prior to the race for practice and qualifying sessions. * • • J .C. AGAJ ANIAN'S Ascot Park in Gardena is one of the busiest tracks around and tonight Gary Scott will seek lo take over undisputed first place in the AMA grand national motorcycle series. Scott is currently tied witb Mike Kidd of Texas < 184 ) for the lead and he will hav~ an advantage at Ascot because this is his home TT track. Brother Hank has a chance lo finish third in the point standings that have a purse of $125,000 awaiting distribution. 2x6SMOOTH Ow Line Has OfMt1ed A "Whole'" Lot Of Sa•lllCJ• For Yott! REDWOOD Reg. 65( Ft. Alan Christian ot Hun· tlo1&ton Beach won tbe scratch main event in s peedway motorcycle racing action t •rldaiv night at the Oran1~ Co unty Fairgrounds. C hristian finished ahead of Mike Caruso of Huntington Beach. Mike Bast or Alta Loma and Gene Woods or Costa Mesa. • B ruce Penhall of Balboa Island, who wo.n the World Finals at Wembly Stadium i;n England recently. coul.d not advan ce to the sc ratch main a fter crashing during qualify- ing. In the handicap main event, Dave Miller of Brea won. followed by Leni Faas of Yorba Lin- da and Bobby McCain Of Fillmore. In the feature match race, Miller de feated Christian. The second d ivision ma in was won by Dave Wooten of Cypress and the third third division main was captured by Steve Mur ray o f Riverside. This was the final week of regular racing at the Costa Mesa track before the nationals, Oct. 3. SELECTED CONSTRUCTION GRADE FOR DECKING SALE 4x8x~" WHITE OAK PANELING Reg. s25 00 .UNflfl~D -READY TO STAJN 4x8x7 /16 EXTERIOR QUALITY HARDBOARD SIDING PRlr~=y 4x8x%" VENEER CORE $ Reg. s1395 BIRCH. EXCB.LEHT Reg . FOR CABINETS s 4500 PLYWO D SALE 4x8x~" LUMBER CORE ASH . Reg. 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Herley, Tim•'• lloyel, Evlllov, 8ecl'lelor'• 811dOY , Prlncellt Roma11 Time I 12 TENTH llACE. I l/1'mllH Taste T emptor ( Giil loenl I '° 8osll ICnul Gallenlly (c.mp.I) Alto rat ed. Felr Cl'lerlle, AIPOCl'le Scout, 51 51 You uo uo S40 UO uo N•r<•tor. Time: 1:.U21, U IX ACTA (S-•l poid '123.SO U PfClt SIX 1>-+t )+SI pold ,1,ICM.111 Witt\ >6 WllllllftQ tkO.•ts (llve l'lor•ll U Pk~ Sia <onlOlotlon oeld 514.40 with S40 wlnnl119 ttoeu (lo..r ......... ). Sc:relcl'I con\Olollon paid 121.00 10 S1 wlnntno tl<kelt (tl'lru l'IOr>e'S Ond a tcr•l<ll) ELIYl:HTH ltACE. I lll•mlle• A-Con~y Jolv'el°" 10<1eQel l 00 2.20 2.10 L• R..-10 ll'Wroul 7.00 ._oo A-<oo•,,,,. ._ IMonoJ J 00 2.10 1.20 Alto racod Nat.,,olly Nltt , Olplomolk Trust, L.adY, Tr._u, Anopornu, Good Ole 819, A-"'-Position. Tim•: 1·44 J/S, •-<-leclefltry TWILnH ••cli. I Ill• mu .. Bend In,,_ Ao..i I Mono I S 20 J 40 2 ID Cllulltll (Rellly) 'a.o •ID Mlty Busy IOnllveraa) s . .o AIM> roted Br-t, Co<lque, El Maduro, Net Ktno Klltnlo, Got0tn Biro Time: I ;4$ •IS U IXACTA !J.S) poid it~ SO Alte~e-11,211> Hol!r;.ood Perk 11tt11.i n Mnleto mM ll.,t l ~1 •n RACE One mlle Po<•. Pocl!I< Oeuber IL<Klleyt IS 00 7.20 2.IO HeO.etoe IHudo!ll l.IO l.ID Hondo Mystery CGoudrNYI 2.lO AIM> r-Royal Sl9MI, Cl'lor1erll Mold, J.O. F1ollt, 5enQe 0.-. Titan trl$11, -• I.Md, Oel1ftQ Oo Time 2112 U liXACTA If.SI peld ''"JO IECO..O aACli. One mite Po<• Sir Rell! (Morcl'landl ' 20 I 20 2 . .0 l(alty Korntr lkylHS) IS.IO S.IO Ambiance Cvattandl~tnl J.60 Aho raced Prlmltl"• S!rtak. JlncSH 1me90, Andy'• OUke. SeqYOle MaQI< Time 2 011/S THlaO RACE. One mlltPo<e Son Marlo !K-er t 1 to Coptalll 1C111Qnt N ( Liglllhlll 1 Pol lYCl.'• a.ti (Por•er) At10 raced Cllertert• Pio. Brombl• Scrembl• Tl,.,e: I S6 t/S '5 EXACTA IH I peld H'l 00 l'OUltTI4 aACE. One mile PK• 2.60 uo 1.20 4.00 3.00 Menltos. Crato Del (Bay-) 10 40 S.00 >.JO e.-tleld N IAl>dtnon) S.ID l.00 NICkylou 1"-1 2.40 AIM> roe.a: T0<plds ICnlol'll, (;..,ti• Mita, Oatm .. d Time I S1 Pl l'TM a ACE. One mile Po<• ScolllSll Locl'I IVollenOlllQf\Aml 13 IO I 20 UO Scotch Double ILIOl'lll'lllH I 40 '-'° Able Gold n ownteyJ 12.00 Alto rec:Od: Sl'lutlJ N, Roolcal N, Kelly vive, Irby '--· Noble Rl"O. S.noa Rosa. RlcherdHonowr Time• I SUIS. U l(XACTA l._71 paid'"' jO llXTH llACll. Ono "'llt PO<• Dent" E"°"\IOr (l>Hornerl I 00 TNIY S,_.y (UQl'ltl'llll) l 40 2.ID 1.00 2.60 J.40 Mic l'le lie, Sq11lrt Evof'lt Rall IOunnlQenl Alto roced: Olant l•Ule, Holly'• Awey. Time: J·Ot 1/S Sli\l•MTM ltACE. Ono mile pece. Oancl119 S4Drnt (Anele"6tll UD ).40 JAO Comm..-Jow IHlldonl 5.40 l.60 Cl'l•mtlOGlllO Prince (Haroorl t.60 AIM roc.od: Scotch Time Abl:l9e, "'•-'"" N, J•rry Wllllem, Snow 001\Q A, ~,,., 9,.., ,,., Mr, Wiiiow, Arden'• l'em . Time:'·" l/S. n•JCACTA: ().JI Nld~.so fJ PfCll ffX 114!+1..al Nici U ,2'1 . .0 WIUI U wlMlllO lk ketl ltl• '--1. S2 Pldl $1• <e11-..1on ,.ie1 In.JD wllfl >St wlnnlno tlckth 111 .. flortn). 11.HTM llAC•. OM mite••· HIQllland 8Yrel IToelcll UO t .40 UO Lolll .. Hlt-tHlldonl 11.20 I. .. ~ Kentuo,y Klfte IMamsl tAO AIM rkall: Twata'1 UMly, ,.,,. ll'ft,.,..... 10,,l..,...Woy. Ti-: t:06 JJS, U •XACTA (Ml pold Stti.00. MIMTN •AC&. One mue-o. l'ooirtfl "-IUtllllllllll 5 . .0 I.. UO IC.I . IClllO cv-.n• .. •m> t.• uo Jauy Hlll'lllfl' (....,.) ... AIM r9CM: -..Y CMckOt, Tell-. N> _.,,, M_., .......... .._, Trk .... Olof9ir, (Ml.,.,,,. L,M9, ThM11:• N ••ACTA IM I polll t:lt.2'. T•Nnt llACI. One 1t1ll• NC>fo kottlllll llolMlow llCwtllwl ».• tuo &AD fltylftt ..._,, IMol«I .lM UD •-0--1~1 , .. AIM rocM: , .. , TMI\ ...,._ ......_, stri, ..-•• 1e..,.. .i-. -*""'* ...,, . ,.,,.. .. '""'9; 1:• vs. .. IUCTA ~SIMICIU..ot, .1 An.e•IOPt.tR. f'AIDAY'l ICORES ,Comm.unity college ..,... ... u.o....• ... • Hc!C..~hool ldlMnU,11 1 M Pwl 21, "-tall\ Volln a Marino U, l'.ofVll 14 HuMI""°" llN{h 1.$. Lot A"''-14 Cy,.-esa ''()ea.., View• COt'eN Cltl MM 14, GajMtlr-Vtlln • MIMI .. VlejO I. II TortO Ull)v•nlty e. 1.o911N Hiib 7 Gahr ta, Cllll'°" 1 S...lt "'1a U, Howt-1 kntit Ano V•ll•Y u, s.noaoo '' Vlllo ,.,,. a.~ .. ac;ll Wiiton 0 Pa<lfl<o at, Boise Grendlt 1 lrea.()llnclre )ol, Sonof• If lutflo,..,.. 41, ~llat Norceit,So•...,..I R.,.cllO Allnll~ 20, Wnl••n • Wa&tmllttter I•, N.,..OOtl HafDOr 10 Lo• Alto. 211. Mot•• Otl 14 E tllt' MIU ft, Lo 0..lnto 7 F11lltr1011 U, S.. ~Mrdlno • Eltlnota I•, loll"'la 8ee<ll 14 S.rvlle 21. Sot\UI Morta• COMMUNITY COLLEGE Santa Ana 37, Golden Wut 6 Score ..., Olool1an S.nlo AM 7 10 1 ll-ll Gotcsen Wtsl o o • o-• SA-Trontr It pou from Frewr !Hwntr kick I • SA-l-••FG SA T-' run (Horntr kick! SA-Comr>Oett U lnter<tPllon (HOrlWr klct.I GWC-Elllolt .U "'"It.to lelledl SA Frtsco I run (Horiwr kick> SA 8orr-lltf , IN" trom Roltll lklO lolled) OMfte Slollstkt sA owe Flrsl OOWM 11 Au"'9'°yar$ •20s Poul no yorch 115 p., .. , , .. lS-0 PIM!ll >-41 F11mbl""losl 1·1 Peflettlfl.yards .. 14 IMl•-11t•llllll9 II ,...,40 101 .. , .. , 7-41 2-o -SA -Tumor, t>-U, Fre~o. 11·31. S1wi lleld, .. 21, JOhnlOtl, •7', Hender....,, S-1. Taylor, t·l, -·· IS. Hewt.11\l, .. ,.,... min .. ,...;. GWC-Elllolt, tS-IOt, Sl•l'lll'leber, Ml, Crlu tnoar, •·1, Aiello. >-•, Brlol'll, 1...;, LOllO, 2·2; Koltlle, 1-1. 1...i ...... 1PaU1119 SA-Frtieo, 1).71-0, 161; Rotell, J.4.0. 11. GWC-At.llo ... , ... ,, 101 .......... I ltec.el ...... SA Trotter, J-A1. T11mtr, •·2', 9.,. •-<1111, ).17; Little, 2 27, C-l<k. Mt . Sl'leflletd, 1·16, Herrin(llon, 2·11 GWC-R-•.4-ft: LAPiante, >-U, Crl .. lllQtr, 1-17. HIGH SCHOOL Edlaon 35, El Modena 7 ken ..., °"""'"'" Edison 1 JI 1 O JS El M..S.no 0 0 0 1 1 Ed-EU•ldQe H peu lrom Major 40 'CollaQNll to.let.) Ed Bl•ncl'la<d 1' pau lrom M•Jor lktc~ lallt41 Ed l.M>QI°"' 4 run IJ Gra111m It.IO I Ea -II 21 run with lumll4• (Mo)Ot t11nl Ed ~o..• 1 rvn (J Gr.,..m kk lll EM Torok 1 run IV•-l'lofl kl<~l l'lltlldOna 1,.00 (Utlmoledl Game SUllltka • r:. Flf\I Do-> IS Au•l'le.-yorOS l~t•l Ponlno yoros tU PalMi ' 1&-1 Punts 4...;.; F11mbles-io.t :HI PenalllH yards •10s ltWl•l-t lt1n111,. Ed L.in{llord. 12-t1, 0.rOY•, I~. -jor, •·lor-mtnut >; Stenlnr,er, 2·5. O GrH lllM, 2-lor·mlnus '· HOll'.OS, 2·1 Woods. ' fw-m lnus '· Jone\, I.() EM-Torok. 21 72, -·· ).13, Sollderi. •for·mlnut 20, Fierro I • Ma•lllWI, I, Mo,..y, "'"'~""' u .......... 1 ......... Ed Maler. t ·U•O, IU, Hombs, J-0-1, O EM s.ndlrt, 1·1-0, If. MofwY, l-1-4, 20 1~i.011tecelvl.,. Ed-81011cl'lord, 4·U ; E•krldllt. 2 "· O'ColloQl\Otl, I 10. Ul!Qlwd, H O.roua, I 4 EM Tor• ).11 CoVI•. It, Freoosi. , .. St Paul 21 , Fountain Valley 3 Score lly Ol6Arlan $1. Poul 0 I 0 14-11 FOYntoln Volley O 3 0 o-J FV -YOUITl«l> 20 F~ SP-Juere1 I run C*onooc1 O.k lll SP WlllQl!tl I) POU lrorn St•nlllewlU !M-acokk kl SP Juarez t run (-•• 1<101 o-no SUtlAkt Flrttdo-s II R11ll'lo.-yords J'"92 Possln9 Y••cb 91 P•IMS ,,,u Punts S.ll Fumbl-0.0 Penotlleo-yarcb 1-U 1 ..... -. ......... 11 l .. SI ,..., to.»S ND 1-1 ..., SP-Jurrer 11...;1, Etolno t:Me, E09tnor• S.tor mlnut n ; Wlnotr1 H , Stanldcrwtu 1·10, Onuco 1...;. FV Emery 12•1; Monens 1·1, Sl•Vefl• •for mln<G IJ; Cotlroy l·J , .......... 1 .......... SP' EW>lnora •11-0, 1•, St•nkt.,..lcr I 1-0, IS FY Stewn• 10.JO.S 140 IMllY-lt«el•lllt S P-Wln11er1 J.Jt, Ston~lewto J.11, Etplno 2-t; Juoru 2·11 FV Soy ,_.1: Bolln >-S7; Emery 1·2', Croll , .. , Ander.a. 1·12. C-Mor mlnul I Marina 24. Foothlll 14 ~WO.~ Morino 1 10 7 0-24 Foothlll 0 1 0 1 t• M Valente I'"" ((i•efll •l<kl M Gr...,lOFG F Tempt11an :a. run IHotden kkll) M-Frtnc!Mn 6 POH from Laulo Car-. •IOI M-Brown 40 "'" <G,...., ktckl F T emc>1t!tOn u run I HOiden kk k I 4-1,SOO !etllmeleCIJ -0-S\Ollsllo M Flrtt d0wn1 ti R11•1'1e•·Y0tds 36-113 PoUlllQ YOrdS Ill PHM• 11-1..0 """" •·1' Fuml>leo-loSI J-1 Peno111 ... yards a..oo 1 ............ ..... , • )4.142 n 2.0 .. ,7 •2 2 IS M-Tol>ln ... ,.. LaUlo, •-JO; Y•l•nle, 1·2t, Brown, It .. . 1'-Hll\kl•, •·2•, Lono, S-tor 111lnut I, Templeton, :»ttA; TlrMOn, 2·for mln11a I , LOlrd, 1...;, •~1 .... e1 ... M-Lnllo, tl·IM, IJI F -Long.2..e-o,U 1 ... ....iRec.t• .. M-Crltchfleld, ~12. Fr-. ")-0. Mot· IUl,1·12. F -Fr•l•. 2·2l. lot Alto• 211. Mater Del 14 S<M91toto..Nn -... Otl 1..ot At• 0 1 0 ,_ .. 1 1 7 ,_. LA-ltorll -k~) I NH lro"' Smith (Guard! MO-Tony LAKY 10 run (Coen kkk) L.A-~ U Pftl from $mlth !Ouanti llk lll 1.A~I S PO• lrom Srnllll IG .. rell 111(11) M O-Wallace U pau from I(. l'ola I Doon llklll l.A-LMllor I• -• from Srnlll'I IGuanll 11.IU) Attafldofta -l.000 lfflliNledl Ml~n Yi.to 1, El Toro 0 "'-"'......,. MINleflVle.. 0 I 0 0-7 •1T-0 0 0 ..... MV -Wlic.• • .,.., from Leu..,....., t~ltellkklll "ltendalle•-·-1 .. 11,.,.1.01 --""""'· ,..lntO-"'"""',.,.. .......... ,.,.. ........ ll'wlta .. _ .... ... "9NI .... ,.,. --...... •T 10 .. " ,.,, .. ..,, M M • WHlmln•• 14, Npl. Harbor 10 "-.,...,_ w .. 11111111""" • o o • u Htwll6f't H«Mr 0 0 10 • 10 W ~1 •""' 11uca ta11.,1 NH-lwlea t NH lrern .. Illy l~y lllClll NH-CW•17'0 w-CMlflM!l •f\ln cc.rn.o.11 '""' Atto-o-J,• I "tlmelMI --~· • ...... ~ 0 ltwW..vor• »214 ......... Yardl " ........ 1-1-0 Pllfllt ~ UI l'IHl'\lll..... > .. p.,.01u.. 11-1n "" 11 IMI w ··~ ~ 1-1 ll•llt f~ ......... w.~,,...,. n.m. Ta11•nue. 11 .... ~111""'*'1, ).4, Nevllle, Nnl""' u NH 8,_., 7•Jl, S.ll>y, .... o .... ty, I I; SWlft,~lllol•l. 1 ............... .., ... W Nf'lllla, ~l-0, I). NH s.lby, ,._~,tu ..................... w Gr.,,.m. 1 12, N..,.,, 1 ... , Wttl'bell, I mln11•S NH Batry, Ml, Watd. 't4, Swle>, 1-U; Brow~. J.tt, Corr, I IJ Hin. Beech 15, lo• Amigo• 14 Ian "' °"'°"'"" Lot Am._ 0 0 1• 0-U H11n11ng1.,,. 8aecl'I 12 0 0 ) u HI SOer n run lkt<k lolled) H8 p_,.111 I run (kick lellodl LA Toronoo I""' (Green to.IOI LA R-21rllf!IGrMftklO) H8 -1CoU2tlleld-I AtttllOon<t -J,000 (Hllrnatod) FlrtfO- R11tl'le .. yords Peulno yorcb PHMl Punts F11mb1•.-1ost ~Nllllkl Pene111 ... yoros "' 14 0 117 llM 16-.. 1 4-JT 1-4 ,.30 fMllvlWOI ftv1111,. LA I )4.161 ., l·M . .,. :J.1 f.S HI Paar-Ill ll·ll. CorrlllO ll·U , Slier 11-112, '--' II, ICl119man Nor· mlnu•·S LA Tar-•1'. V .. lro U , Au-I M2, AM-'4>, Notan .. 14 ,.,..,,llhNI, P'aM1111 HB 0 carrlllo 17 ..... 104. l(tnomon 1.0-0, LA T eranoo 1·2·1, ti. ........... lft«elY4 ... HI s...rfleld 1·10 Rey S .. 1; Sll•r 1·2'. Tl'lomp""' t• LA R•-2 .. t CdM t4, Capo Valley 6 k-11Ya..tl1en Cwont cM4 Mor 0 1 0 1-14 C•plstr-VOlley O O 0 .._ • CdM YOll•e" 41 peu rrom WOOOS IJOl>anlOll kick) CV-Mtar12• PO» rrom Cell O le-loliodl CdM-BrlQl!t I run l.Jonen""' ~!Cl.I •-1,200 <••llmotecl) 0-Slellllkl CtlM FlrttdOwn• U R11sl'le .. yor~ '° tl6 PaUl"O yordl I II PatW\ II 1 .. 2 Punts ).JI F11mbl~·IOll I I Pene111 ... yard$ ' .. llltllv!-..1 ••llllllt CY 4 n• 11 •11-4 .. :w ,., •SI CdM Br!Qhl I~; Mortin l:HO. Woods ••••• CV Bell 1 ... l; Rosonll>tum ~9. 8.,,.,.). tor m tn11• 1: C:.11 S-lor mlnu• 2 1 .......... , ... .., ... CdM -l~IS-J, 1'0, Mor11n. H -0, 11 CY C.11 &-IS-0, JA; B«IW 1·1.0, 2'. R- D011m I t-0, 17. , ......... , ••• 1 ..... CdM-Goetlel J...;S. 8rl~t J...;J. Lore J.l6 Yonkers?~ CV Moor• U 1, Bell J.20, t lrtulll'lonl t.(), ROlOllllaUm Hor mlnu• 10 Cypress 14, Ocean View 6 Sc-Illy O..Or1en Cypr•u 0 1 o 1-14 Ocean Yltw O O • ~ • C Gorono 4 run Cran~ klCkl OV 8,_,, 14 r11n (l(IO ltlleill C Mttz IS run (Fronk kk k I Alte_-e -2,2tlt IH11meled) F"•tOowns Aulllt .. yer$ Penl119 yard• Peu.s P11nl\ FumlllH·loSI O-s&a11allu P•netllH yard\ c .. ~•u 100 ..... , MS H MO 1 .......... , ...... 1 ... OY " Js-1 .. IOI .. ,., ..... , 1-0 11-UO C Mttr. I~. G•rend, 14.al Morrell., •·JS. Romo. U ov c.-, ll·S4, H•lnlt. 10... Bro-, 1t AO, Paru r, 2•. Mount. l·l IMlv ..... IP'Ht.lllt C Morrell. •1•1, 100 DV Helnle, 9-2t-t, 101 1Mlv-flM•1•4 ... c a-ttt. 1.100 ov Sltntev. J 3' CttrllH, l ·H , Retnl'loltz, ).2'. Br"""1, I II University 8, Laguna Hiiis 1 k-Irr Ollotfen Le1111nt Hiii• 0 0 0 1-1 Unl•e"Oy 0 0 0 I-I LH-Wlllloms 4 peu from McVlcar <Rodk lo kkl) U ~rens.., l '"" IFltcu• pon from Etten•I .. 1.000 (ttllmettld) 0..... Slolllllc• LM First down• 9 RllSM"Y•tctt 1 .. ll Poul no va<os 141 p.,... 1).11·1 Punt• .;,JI F11mbl ... ~ 11 Peflalll,...yard\ 104 1 ,,,._f ......... LH Blon<ll, ... 21. Wllllom•, 1 It, Tr.,.lo, 2·10, McVlcor, a.ml""' 12. U-Zoldlvar, 1~50; El .. rU • ._,.,, lonuu1, tS.lt. Sorwmen, l·J; F'tocus, 2·m lnus l llt4'IYMNIPON1119 LH-McVkor, 1).21·1. t•7 u -Eller1s, 11-21-J, tO . l,,.......,.ftec41....,. LH-Wlllleml, 7·ll; Blon<ll, ).II; SnyOtr l·IJ, Trento, 1-12, McOeld, l·f. U -F IHYI, l ·ll, Ha1ac'11, 1·11, McDermott, 2-11; e.101110. l·ll, l•nual, Mt, Mlllt<", 1-IJ. 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Boa't people still in need MONROVlA (AP) -While relief groups focus their attention on the crisis of starving thousands in East Africa, World Vision International, one of the largest Christian humanitarian organizations, reports that there are still boat people fleeing Viet· nam, and they are even worse off than those who captured the world's attention in the late 1970s. World Vision's president, W. Stanley Mooneyham, just returned from Southeast Asia. "There are reports, confirmed as much as one can confirm such things, of cannibalism on the boats. They're just starving," he said . World Vision. too, is concentrating on getting food and other basic life support supplies to the deserts of Ethiopia and Somalia. ''Our program in the refugee camps of East Africa is working. There are about 70,000 people in the camp we serve and there's been a dramatic improvement," said Mooneyham. Tackling the task of comparing miseries, Mooneyham said that "the potential in Southeast Asia for recovery is more hopeful simply because you do have a basic agricultural infrastructure to rebuild on, whereas in the East African deserts there is no agricultural infrastructure." He said, "In Ethiopia, they were subsistence farmers and cattle raisers. Now their cattle are all dead. The refugees in Somalia were displaced from their lands in Ethiopia. There will have to be some political settlement before there will be much chance of a permanent resolution of the peo· pie problem." But Mooneyham, a former minister with the Billy Graham Crusade, notes that the poverty and m isery of Southeast Asia has not abated since the first waves of boat people fleeing Vietnam cap· lured headlines. In May 1978, World Vision's ship, Seasweep, was the first to begin searching Asian waters for refugees. When the navies of a number of nations "The people . are more d es perate. . t hey . are in when they w orse condit ion leave." began picking up refugees, Seasweep was convert· ed to chiefly bringing supplies to the refugee camps and transporting the boat people from the uninhabited desert islands they landed on in Malaysia to camps where they could get food, s helter and water. But Moon eyham said Seasweep has picked up several boatloads of people at oil rigs and on re· mote islands this year. "The boat people continue to come out of Viet· nam. There is a slight decline, but I attribute that more to weather than I do to any change in the situation in Vietnam," said Mooneyham. He added, "The people are even more desperate from our observations. They are in worse condition when they leave. The boats are generally in worse condition than they were before. They are scraping the bottom of the barrel in terms of floliUa. We have confirmed reports of deaths on boats." Mooneyham said some of the rescued refugees have reported being passed by up to 14 com· mercial vessels "who had to have seen them. Ob· viously shipowners do not want their vessels tied up with refugees on them." World Vision is a non-denominational Chris- tian organization with fundamentalist-evangelical roots. Mooneyham returned Crom a visit to Cam- bodia in August, where World Vision was allowed to return after several years of rule by ousted guerrilla leader Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge. The Vietnamese army ousted Pol Pol, then stayed to run the country from the background. "The Vietnamese are the masters in Cam· bodia," said Mooneyham. "The Cambodians sit in t he outer offices. It's not easy to work in a situa- tion like that. We have a lot of hassles, but we have good relations; negotiations are continually going on." Mooneyham said one of the things be ls most upset about is the government's forbidding na· tional Christian groups to meet. ''They have closed down all meetings in the home, and they will not allow any of our staff or other expatriates to meet with Christian Khmen," said Mooneyham. "I raise the question with the home mlnlster everytime l vi.sit. My question is: 'Why are you afraid of Christians, when they have done the most to help your country? I tell him it is a very serious mark against the Kampucbean (Cambodian) gov· em ment not to allow religious freedom." Mooneyham said there is not a lot or food go- ing into Cambodia rtcht now, after the first ship- ments followlnc the civil war there. "We are belptnc them develop aelf·reUance, building up their medicine, agriculture, animal husbandry and finilbinC industries. "But the monsoons failed thla year and that delays our pJana for a year. There wu a SC mllllon rice plaadnc project la tbe aoutb, in Tatepo pro- vlace, bat UM ram. dMI not come. We are 1tlll bop· illl aad prqlnc. But tbe whole project could be ·down tbt tubll ... , 1.77 ~ Colee Creamer ~ed non.OOOV cotree creome< conroins no milk 0t milk tot 1.iuio Umfl 1 PleoM 2 Fot•1 Wrlll Coupon AatOft9d Chips VCJAJ chOtCe <:i com c1i1os tcxTlllO c1i1ps and monv more• l m~ 6 Plea .. 22.aa ~ Dutfbu9lw Con:lless .. Oustbustet'. liOnO VOC· uum c leaner Includes woll· mount stomge/recliO<oe< unit e.aa ~ Pladc TJalh CCln 32 gallon OJroble plostlc: trash con wlltl loci(. Id and handle llmll , l'leoM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT r.:>eturday, Septembor 26, t 981 Auto museum proposed Harrah 's collection saved from sale , to be displayed RENO <AP) -Plans have been unveiled for a sharply trim med-down version of the Harrah's Auto Collection which would display between 300 and 500 cars on a site just west of Reno. but ruled out acquisition of the entire collection More than 500 cars in a permanent collection would be too many, Finn said. "All the important cars, such as the one-of-a kind on display, will be s aved," he added. ·'There's no question about that." F inn s aid Harrah's would donate cars as rapidly as possi· ble over the next four to five years, but added that the dona· lions would have to be "consis- tent with the tax status" of the ·-company Harrah's has said it 1-·MlllM to donate the cars 1n exch•-.• (~r tax benefits. Finn said the collection .,1¥ould be housed permanently on 50·acre site alone Interstate three miles west of Reno. Th land is part of u larger parce which the collection's founder Bill Harrah, envisioned as p of a "Harrah's World" recrea tion center, which was lo hav •included the auto collection, hotel·casino and other facilities. Joel Finn, newly-appointed president of lhe auto collection, said that Harrah's -through its parent company. Holiday Inns -int.ends to donate $30 million to $40 million in asset.a over the next several years to a public foundation administering the museurl). The company ended fears that it would sell the auto collection -the world's largest -when it announced plans last week to form the foundation, headed by Finn. The collection is in nearby Sparks, and contains approx· imately 1,300 cars. Funngations kill six , .. r· LOS ANGELES (AP> In the Finn said lhe donation from Ha'rrah's would include as many as 300 cars carefully chosen from the collection. He said the success of the museum will de· pend in part on public donations, wake of six deaths of persons en· tering fumigated houses, 10 fumigation companies have been charged with unsafe prac- tices. "We are dealing with life· threatening situations.·· County Agriculture Commissioner Paul Engler said m announcing the 1.aa ~ 1-Pounct• Peanuts Div roosteo ooonuh No 01 0< SUQ01 added ·Ner WI Umfl . Pleol<t 1.41 With Couoon SpfOY Point 1nte<l()f/e>1e<101 !OOV enome1 Rust Magic· Dries to o liOIO 11n1S11 tosi No 11uorocoroon1 13 ounce Ne! WI trM 4 Plea .. 6.88 ~oon KMC ... Colculator Ultro·llitn crect•t COfCl site !k:loQ1t limo! 2 P!eo1e 1.27 ~ laby Shampoo Kmart 8oby Sliompoo. JUSI Qreol IOI OOtl'{ On<l the rest <:i !he tom•tv 31 tlulO ounces Lm~ 1 Please 2 Fol•5 ~ Men'• llbbed Shift 50\ OOtfOn 50\ polyester Mo- c:Nne wost\. tumble Otv M«'t s $1195 Limn 4 Plea .. 2.97 ~ l.anlem and lallMy Ruooeo 1·ptece lloollng lot'!~ with 6 v b0tt81Y _ .. __ _ -r-47 . 1;,C ~ ....... to -.'-~. crackdown. Those who have died, he said, have included burglars, people under the infiuence of drugs and:ii people who had been a way on a~ trip and were unaware of thel fu migation. The administrative cmrrges were filed with the slate Struc· tural Pest Control Board. 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Here's the last 10 ques- tions of this one and may the better person win. 1. [)(jnald Yarmy got smart and changed his name to something simpler for show business. What'! 2. Name the poet's wife in the comic strip Gordo. 3. In the song .. Ahab, the Arab," what was the name of Ray Stevens' camel? 4. Identify the former congressman whose wife was the subject of a Playboy photo layout. 5. Steven Spielberg used the music from "Jaws" to, in effect, parody himself in what flick? 6. ln the movie "Fame," the young comic idolized what particular entertainer? 7. What baseball manager is known as the Ma- jor ·~ 8. Margot Bonvalet is the leading lady in what play'> "I lost my job, my house. my Rolls Royce. my family len me ... what else can "HI Dad r possibly go wrong?" JOHN BELUSHI & BLAIR BROWN Whrn l/JLy 111(/ l/JLy Mml brlls. And IMJ WAS just round ont. CQNTINENTAL DIVIDE TRIVIA BOWl XXlll STANDINGS I 14Htiln 0....-1 "I .......... ,.....,,,., t.T--~111 J. Trec:y~y (I) •· Ed~lll t. •••rY• LMQ.y , .. ,,. 01 •L~l•I , .. "' l't\I\ HO 1011'1 101 IOI t7 9. ln "The Way We Were," name (a) the abort story Robert Redford wrote ln colleie and (b) bla first novel. 10. Shirley burned her bridges behind her aft.er a memorable one-night stand in what movie? Laal Week'• Aaawen 1. Chad Everett (name change). 2. Little Orphan Annie (Gloryosky) 3. Ed McMahon <TV clown) 4. The Panay (gunboat lnc1dent> 5. Iago in "Othello'' (Shakespeare quot~> 6. Boris Karlo(f (Al\na's kln) 7 Pete Rose (five starting positions> 8. "The Fatal Weakness" (Paul Espenshade> 9. (a ) "Cabaret" (b) "Come Blown Your Horn" (hidden title) 10. "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (movie riddle I (Send your aMWers to TRIVIA, cto the Dail11 Piwt, Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. All entries mwt be received by Wednesday, otherwise half the player's last acore'will be aword.edJ ~'I/root for them all. .. but you 'II never guess who wins. _,.."°'"""°"'""'A~--~A'1n'IC._....,otQQV ~ ~-orJ>l'lHT ~ -....~O<>IOr<OONfl.<f'CI~ Of'f:U H<W<l 1 ..... ~~ .... 0QSfr'lll~~.,.~--·l'Qllt't\-!QjlCV~-~~·~C.~__,,...., PG---1 c......c..~tll'llAY A~°'''' -~-----~ NOW PLAYiNG ____ . __ ~ ua MOYllS lOWAllOI llfWP'OllT ~-· ~ .... 8'•• 9qu •011 ,.. .. _ IAc• 1u 076G ~ "°"" CltllDOMt IOWAllOl IMITlllGTOll TWI• IK-WAT Jt llllft·I• Dt"'90 6H 1~~3 "-"'G'O" kl<• ••I DlU """'-"" Ut 3691 lOWAllOI CllltMA WUT IDWAllDI YILIO TWI• • PAUii M:ClrTY WO\tlftOltt• 891 l9lS II""°" {<ftO 830 6990 rOll T•I ~901 .. THE TEMPERATURE IS HIGH AND THE ACTING SIZZLING IN 'BODY HEAT'' -Time Magazine "A MELODRAMA SOAKED IN ATMOSPHERE, RICH IN CHARACTER AND TAUT WITH TENSION~' -Saturday Review '"BODY HEAT' IS THE FILM TO HEAT UP THE • BOXOFFICE:' -Rona BMrett.NBC-TV "BODY HEAT"' WILLIAM HURT KATHLEEN TURNER and RICHARD CRENNA Written and Directed by LAWRENCE KASDAN Produced by FRED T. GALLO PANAVISIO'I • TECHNICOLOR · A LADO~...! ----~ ~ ... -........ ~~W' IR~--:=:" .. ~l ' i , ... ., • .,., ..... -' -----~ f'ltWAU(I' Coast OAIL V PILOT/Sa1urday. September 26, 1981 <·a BEST FOOT FORWARD -Actor Burt Reynolds receives assistance from officials Thursday as he plants his foot in the forecourt of Mann 's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood . becoming the 162nd person to ce- ment re lations with the famous roster 11Hurrah and hallelujah!" -Shella 8en10n, LOS ANGELES TIMES * lllWAllllS • CIWMll C.U WUT &UDIUM O~IYl·lll 1~•1 Iii,. t J~ e I IClllTll COAST P'l.UA WeWn•nst .. 1191 393~ I Soolth C..>1 Plui Co>1• Me'"' ~•6 7111 • CllKOOMI OWAMI SAIOUUta 11"'"'1" 1 11 • (I IOIO .,.I~ t If-Su ..... • P'AllU ACClPTlO w:&:!!!i!IJ' Riii ,.., lWAllllOfl • ~j l'fll ......... 19:4l UT-, ... ,,,_ ....... , .... .. ''AN A.M&JUCAH 11BU1VOUIH LONDON" <•> ""· '"'· ,_ Uf,.,... ~ e_:H , , ... o~=.••1 ... Ill ~ CARBON COPY i.{ 1fi l ij>j ~~c::i~~ta•' MllSIOll O~IYl·lll FIRSTUONMY INOCl'OBIR ... ···-UT-i•. e:-. 1e:• (fl) To loYe • slRnger is usy. EYE Of THE NUDLE "KRAMER vs. KRAMER"'"' ..... 1c• 1AT-1:1'. -· e • ·~~ ""· .... '"" ... -............ , .. "THE CHINE5e CONNECTION" ... ,,..,,_(111 ''"--· , .. ,.,. JOHN HLUSHJ 6 at..ArallOWN ,.,,,,,,_ ... , .......... ?ill.·- cormNENTAL DMDE 1Bn1 A VNIYlllU.l ~ "1<:TU!lf .................. ... ,_ ,,,., 1:1' ... ,.... ..... ,_ "ORDINARY PEOPLE" 1111 --"''"""' _ .,. Billboard pick top singles, LP' HOT SINGLES 1. "Endless Love" Diana Rosa & Lionel Riehle Motown 2. "Arthur's Theme" Christopher Crosa - Warner Bros. 3. "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" Stevie Nicks -Modern Records 4 "Who's Crying Now " Journey -Columbia s. "'No Gettin' Over Me" Ronnie Milsap - RCA 6. "Queen of Hearts" Juice Newton -Capitol 7. "Step By Step" Eddie Rabbitt -Elektra 8. "Urgent" Foreigner -AUantic 9. "Start Me Up'' Rolling Stones -Rolling Stones 10. "Hold on Tight" ELO -Jet TOP LP's 1. "Tattoo You" Rolling Stones -Rolling Stones 2. "4" Foreigner -Atlantic 3. "Escape'' Journey Columbia 4. "Bella Donna" Stevie Nicks -Motown 5. "Pirates" Rickie Lee Jones -Warner Bros. 6. "Nine Tonight" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band -Capitol 7. "The Innocent Age" Dan Fogelberg -Full Moon Epic 8. "Precious Time" Pat Benatar -Chrysalis 9. "Endless Love Soundtrack" Mercury 10. "Breakin' Away" Al Jarreau -Warner Bros. JOHN RAITT In CONCERT Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach Friday, Oct. 16 -8 P.M . Tickets $50 -$25 -$10 -$5 (Tax deductible donation) Benefit sponsored by LAGUNA BEACH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH r ..,"•I• moy be ooca...., by Uil"'!I 493-540 I or ll I ·7901 •write to ll90 I l!.e L.....,,., D-rt. CA 92629 ~W!;'bft ~~30 iiinr~~ FRI. 6:30, 10:'5 (A) SAT/SUN. 2:05, 6:30 10:45 nu.-· ••a.11:•1110 .. ,_,. '·""·~·-t:•t,••• ii£t MATTHAU u Cl :f! ................... """ .... "EYE OF ~ THE CARBON COPY~ BODY HEAT 0 [!] llCIL-1 "ONLY WHEN I LAUGH" ......... .., .. M' .. IAT-1:11,_ lM,ltll.-4111 "KAAMEAvt. KRAMER" ...... -IAT __ _ mmw •IC1'..., • • • ~~------~~--------~--------------.. ------- 81 BOB THOMAS .......,.._..._ HOLLYWOOD -Hu1band1 of America Ntll Simon la unfair! While the rest ot ut five ou: wives nowera, his Jflft to Manha Ma1on ta an Academy Award·callber movie role. He dld lt before with "The Goodbye Girl." He does ll again wlth Columbia Pictures' fall releaae. "Only When I t.auf(h." It's a role lhat almost makes awards ob· Hgatory. Mi.ss Mason plays a Broadway star on the skids, just out or a sanitarium and trylna to 1tay on the wagon against desperate oddl. Much more serious than mostfamon works, it affords the ac· tress a wide range or dramatics, from drunk scenes to emotional bouts with her long..nealeeted daughter impressively played by Kristy McNichol. Marsha Mason, whose life Is as composed and orderly as the actress she portrays is not, fends off the early Oscar talk : "I would just like tbe picture to be successful, for everyone's sake." The title of "Only When I Laugh" stems from the old, old joke about the Britisher with a native's spear through his chest who is asked, "Aren't you io terrible pain?" The movie derives from the Simon play, ''The Gingerbread Lady.'' which starred Maureen Stapleton on Broadway. It was the exception during a period or the playwright's smash hits. "I don't know why it wasn't a success," Miss Mason remarked. "I guess because it was a de· parlure to Neil's darker side and audiences didn't know how lo deal with that. "I never saw Maureen in the play. After Neil and I were married, I saw Elaine Striteh do it in Windsor, prior to the London opening. I thought it was good, but I never thought or it as something for me." "Three years ago, producer Ray Stark suggested 'Gingerbread Lady' as a possibility for me. but I don 't think I was interested al that point in my career. Besides, Neil had other things to do." Among the other things for the tireless Simon: FIRSI MONDAY IN OCTOBER the pt-.ya "I Ouaht to~ ln Pictures" and "Fooll," the movtes "Chapter Two" and "Seema Lile Old Tim ea." Then he returned lo • 'Oln1erbread Lady.'' "Nell aaya that only 15 percent of the play re· malna ln the movle," saJd M.lss ¥uon. "Tbere is much 1reater texture and ricbnea1, and the rela· tionshtp of the mother and dauahter la explored in greater depth. The characters of the two friendf.. are also developed." , The friends are important to the film: James Coco as a gay, unemployed act.or, Joan Hackett as a rich wife terrified by growing older. Both are brilllanUy played. About Kristy McNichol, Miss Mason said: "1 had seen her in 'Little Darlings' and on lhe T'\/ series 'Family,' so I knew her work. But I didn't know she would be so professional. She works hard and has a healthy, professiona1 attitude toward her work." Simon does his writing away from home, in an office across the street from the Beverly HUis Ten· nis Club, his favorite haunt. He showed his wife the work in progress, but she says that they don 't often discuss their mutual projects at home - "otherwise you might as weU not be married." "Only When I Laugh" marks a first for Simon; he turned producer this time. And he was also present during the shooting day, as is his custom. "Neil gets a lot of work done on the set," said Miss Mason ... He's always there with last· minute suggestions that will help the scene work better." Simon rarely writes with specific actors in mind, she said. He did it for her and Richard Ben· jamin in "The Goodbye Girl." He wrote for her with "Only When I Laugh" and "Max Dugan Returns," which s he'll make with Jason Robards and Judd Hirsch next year. "That'IJ be it for a while," Miss Mason added. "I -think we'll keep our professional lives separate." The Casual Side of Rugby 100% cotton rugby shorts and pants. available 1n colors of red. white. khaki, sky blue. navy and gold. Also the classic bar stripe rugby shirt in a poly/cotton blend. Marsha Mason and Neil Simon . teaming again m "Only When I Laugh" CM Playhouse sets 'Tables' auditions how biz shorts NEW YORK <API -GeaeraJ Moton Corp. has becomo th• tint corporate W\derwriter ror ABC's cable TV Alpha Repertory Pro1ram Service. The service -called ARTS -premiered in Aprll. Neither General Motort nor ABC Vldeo En· terprbes wouJd d11cu.H tenq of the contract, un· der which GM wtll help 1ponsor ARTS for a year, beginning Oct. s. GM wUl present me11a1ea throuahout tho ARTS format, tbou1h they wlll not mterrupt proarammln1. HOLLYWOOD -Peter O'Toole Je11ica Harper and Mark Linn-Baker will star in MOM'• "My Favorite Year," a nostalgic comedy ... Jobeth WilUams will star opposite Robert Urich in MGM 's "Endangered Species." ... Bi1 Bird is going to the People's Republic of China to tape a "Project Peacock" show for NBC ... Al Pacino will play a broadway playwri1bt in the comedy "Author! Author!" for 20th Century-Fox. J ason Robards has been signed by Walt Dis- ney Productions to star in Ray Bradbury's "Something Wicked This Way Comes." The $13.5 million movie goes into production at the end of September. Jack Clayton will direct from Bradbury's screenpJay. The story centers on two teen-age boys who battle the powers of a satanic circus that arrives one night ln their hometown. Bradbury's novel first published in 1962, has sold more than 18 million paperback copies worldwide. The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will hold auditions for the Terence Rattigan drama, "Separate Tables," Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the theater on the Orange County Fair·--------------------- grounds. The cast calls for three men and eight women in the JO to 50 age range. Further information may be obtained by calling the playhouse at 754-5159. The most fun money can buy Tedlnlcoa~ ... OIUOr""f l'fCIUltfS -N flw WAllHU! ellOS 0 A wO,.,., c_,...,_.,...,. C-. 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Chevy Chue A eott~ted lawye< la 1orn ~ '* hOpeleaa 4IX hutband·t urned· bank rob~ and her uptight ~I l!Yaband who It running lor Calllorn1e allorney general ·PG' l:IO\BN£WS t:00 8 RAIH90W PATCH CJ COMMUNITY FU08ACK Hoel Fernando Del A10 • VIEWPOINT OH NUllVT10H (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 9 MEWSMAKERS '81 Hoet John Beatty Cit OR. SNUOOL.E8 0MOVIE • • 'h .. Toby And The Koa· 11 S.ar" ( 19811 Roll Harns llve action and animation combine to ,ell tt>e tel• 01 a young bOy and 1>1a pet koa- 11 in Au1tr11111·s fron11er days 8:acl II SUMMER SEMESTER I Clf THE FLINTSTOHES PACESETTERS Hott Ray Gonzales G SUPEA F\JH HOUR I) AMERICAN STORY .. SPU.KOVT II) Fll.MS THAT TEACH fD CAPTl()HEO ABC NEWS Cll ~OF AGRICULTURE @') rrs YOUR BUSINESS (C)MOVIE * * * * 0l he Spirit Ot SI Louie" (1957) James Slew· art. Murray Hem1llon In 1927 Chattes A Liod- t>etgh t>eeomes the fir s1 man 10 fly nonstop across tt>e Allanuc Ocean 10 Par· IS CJI)MOVIE • • ·~ ·'There Goes The Bride 11980) Tom Smott>ers, Twiggy A ner- vous adverll1lng e~ecullve 1s agl1a1e<1 even iurtt>er by visions or a bHullful "dream girl" on lhe eve of his daughter s we0a1ng 'PG' I 7:00 8 DUSTY'S TAEEHOUSE 0 BIO BLUE MARBLE D 9 RICHIE RICH I 8C008YOOO 0 DAVEY ANO GOLIA TH ID TURNABOUT Cl) ROMPER ROOM f1i) YOGA FOR HEAL TH (I) TV~ LOOKS AT LEA~ (SJ WELCOME TO MIAMI, CU8AH08 RorlOe is Cloude<I wtlh prejudice end problems for Mike who must c:ome to grips wolh hll Cullan nen- 1ege 7:30 fJ MARLO AHO THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE D QtSMURFS 0 OR. SNUOGLE8 0 GIOOLESNORT HOTEL ID NEWS q) AEBOP(R) f1i) BIO BL.UE MAR8LE Cl) A880TT AHO COSTELLO (S)MOVlE • * "Tuell Eveneat1ng · Fred l(eller. Joaeph MecGu1re A voung glrl ..-ta an Immortal lem11y known H the Tuc1ca G' 0MOVIE * • "Thun<l•rbltds To The Racue (1981) The ptlOIS ot live specielly equipped rocket Ships must save the !Ives ol passengers trepped on a supersonic: transport 'G' 8:00 IJ (I) KW1CKY KOAL.A 8 THE Rlfl.EMAN G 9 FOHZ I LAVERNE & SHIRLEY HOUR 0 MOVIE * * 1~ "Abboll And Cos- tello Mee• Frenkenateln" ( t948) Lon Cheney, Bela L,;g~ ID MOVIE * • ·~ "The Judge Steps Out·• (1949) ,A.nn SOthern. Alex linder Knox A judQe hiding In the obscurity of a short-ord•r cooll'• Job r-.Ctantly returns home when he learns he 11 10 become a grandfalher ., SPECIAL PEOPl.E fD REllOP (A) (ff)MOVIE • • • "5-ns like Old TlmH" ( 1980) Goldie Hewn. Chevy Ch&M A sott-hutted lawyer la torn bet-her hopelest ex- h u e 1> end· I urned -b 1 n k robber and her uptight Pf-I hutband wtl() IS running for Calllornla allorney general 'PG' a=-. Cl) TROU..KIH8 D QIKID8UP£R POW!9'HOUR I MTPATAOt. ~ PAIA, U.S.A.? LRAAOUNOUll t:00 Cl) IU08 BUNNY I AOAD......,. • VOVMI TO THf BOTTOM M THE SEA I 0 NCAA FOOT'BAU CHUM:H IN THE HOME • NOVA ' a a GOLDEN OLDIE Paul Newman 1 from ldu . Geqrge Peppard a nd Albert Salmi sta r in th~ story "Bang the Drum Slow l y ' airing on "The Golden Age of Television " tonight al 9 o n Channel 28 {Ji) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS ' Richard Ir' O<lrllll JIGOl>I, Sir Jann Glelgua, Jon F1ncn, Charles Gray Dame Wendy Hiller i/lnO Mary Morris ate lea1ure<1 1n Shake9Qeare's "sad sto · rles 01 tne detath ol klOQ& · <CJ MOVIE • • * '~ The Pt11orle• Ot Sec:ooa Avenue ( 1976) Jack Lemmon. Anoe Ban. croft Baseo oo the play by N61I Simon An adverlos1og ••ec:ullve loaes his 1ob and his sanity because ol the • ecesslon ana 1ne 11ee1oc; Manh'a111n pace PG S.:30 Q OJ SPACE STARS 0 MOVIE * *''i "Ripped Ott ( 1974) Robin Blake Ernest So<g- nlnti ,A. l)(IHhghle• 11nas nimsell set up oo a murder cherge Cl) ~UACl4 IN THE HOME I $ THE WACKY WORLD Of' JONA THAN WINTERS Host Onon Welles QMOVIE • • "The Abd1c111lon · 119741 Liv Ullmann Pelet F1nc1> Bec:euse ol het iove lor a Cardinal. Queen Chr1s11na causes a sllr lhroughoul Sweden by ab0ocet1ng and coovertlng IO CathOhClsm In lhe 171'1 ceniurv ·PG' 10:00 0 OZZJE AND HARRIET ID THIS WEEK IN BASESAL.l Cl) JE.RRY FALWELL (H)MOVIE • • • ·~ Juha 119771 Jane Fonda Vaoesse Re<lgrave Wroler LHJ11n Hellman is Orawn Into ll>e in11n thrust ol wartime res1s1aoce efforts wnen he• clo54!St chHdhood lrieno seeks her help $ L.Aff·A· THOH A comedian nost and tour comic con1es1an1a who compele againtl one eno1ner ••• lellured 1n thra uncensorea comedy gam• show 10:30 8 (I) POPEYE 0 la SPIDER-MAN 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEH IJ COLLEGE FOOTBALL S.n J°" Stet• •I C•ltl0<n1• ID DOOOER DUGOUT f1i) COOt<ING MEXICAN $1MOVIE • • • Airplane• ( 1980) RobClrt Hays. Juhe Hager- ty Alter a.n a1thnor's cr- talls 10 IOOd poisoning • norvous tormer war pHot 15 pressed Into service and must c:onteod with on board hysteria. a secrellve control lower end cllcne- filled rnemor-'PG 11:008 (1) BlACKSTAR D Qt BA8ESALL; AN INSIDE L()()t( 0 FOOTBALL UCLA et I-• Q WIL.D, WILD WORLD OFAHIMAL.8 ID DOOOER PRE-GAME Cl) SHOW MY PEOPLE fli) ,VIKIHOSI ( C) FlLM Fv. TURE 1t;16 a a 8A8EBALL MllwaukH Brewers at Detro< t Tigers m BASE8AL.L . Los Angeles Ooagers a1 Houston Astros 11:30 IJ (I) TARZAN I LONE AAHOER 0 WIL.0, WILD WEST II> NA8HVlU.E MUSIC ~=FAU PREVIEW * * • * "Resurrection I 19901 Ellen B<Kstyn, Sem Shepard. After a near f1111 •uto acclderll, e woman llnds that the het tne at1111. ly IO heal Otller°S bUI IS per. teculea because of ~ refusal 10 cta1m 11 d1v1ne inllueoce PG QMOVIE • * • * "The Sp1rlt 0 1 Sr louts" ( 1957) JatMt Stew- .,,, Murray Hamilton In 1927, Chartea A Lind· bergfl lleo-Ille llrtl man to fly nonatop ac:roea the Atlantic Ooean 10 Per- It 12:00. ADAM-11 • SUM CUl84N! "The Brunch Show" GHOME~ "Solla" CIDMOVie **'it "Tiler• Goea The Bride" ( 1980) Tom Smothera, Twiggy. A net· YOUI adY9rtlalng aJteoultve ,. aglt•ted -llKthet by vltlOnt ol a b•autllul "drMln girl'' on the eve of n1s Oaughl.,'t wedding 'PG' (SJ PETtA AUEH ANO THE A0CKETTU The Aockett•s tolr. a1~r Petor Allen on atlQil 11 RadlO C11y Mutl<: Hall In this mull<:al special tl1 OAHOBUSTERS "Hangman's Noose" 1Cn1p111< 41 12:30 8 (I) T~ ANO JERRY 1J GOLDIE GOt.D I TH UNO AM 0 MOVIE * * "Beyond Tiie Lew" ( 1973) Lee van Cleel Antonio Saoato. Q) AOAM·12 f1i) VIC BRADE.H'S T£HHIS FOA THE FVTUAE Conaltloning" Vic Braden demonstrates five Import. a.nl eKerciaes guaranl-3 10 take you lrom hull end pull" to "Win and gtln " (R) ~ HOME GAADEHINO ·soils pH (!]) MOVIE • • A Liiiie Game' ( 19111 Ed Nelson, Olene Baker 1.'MOVIE • • * · Aoyet Wedding (1951) Frea Aateire, Jana Powell A SOf>9-and-danoa leem gives 1 perlor-manoe tn England at the time lhll QuMn Ehzet>elh II II pul- ling lhe linll touehea on ner ma1r1mon111 plans 1:00 8 (I) FAT ALBERT Cl) MOVIE • • 'n 'Tt>e Man BehlnO The Gun" ( 1953) Randolph Scott. P11r1ce Wymo1e fD MAGIC OF Oil PAINTING ··Redwood Grove" {Ji) WRITING FOR A AEASOH The Nllure Of Communi- C&ltons' 1:30 Q SUPER FUH HOUR &l THE GAMMAS ARE COMING I {Ji) WAITING FOR A REASON 'RMdlrieM· Audleooe Ana Pertont" C MOVIE * * • • The Sp1n1 01 St Louis" ( t9!>7) James st-- art. Murrey Hamllton In 1927 Cnar1es A. Un<I· bergn becomes 11>e llrst man to fly nons1op ac<OM tne Atlanuc Ooea.n to Per- 1s 1H)MOVIE • • • The Avalanche Ellpresa·· (t979) Rober! Shew. Lee Mervin. Three men encounler nature! dis· uter• and polltlcal IOttlgua wt\ile attempting to tmug· gle a aetec;tlng agenl out of h11 country 'PG' "SJ WELCOME TO MIAMI, CU BANOS Florlde IS C:IOllded with Pl ejudoce and prOC>tema lor Miiie whO mull come 10 grips wllh n11 Cuban hefl- 1808 Z-'00 1J l(IOSWOAL.D Correspondent Carlos OeAndres Int-Jack Kramer tt>e lamous 1enn11 player. a report trom cor- responaent Crlall11 Cottrell In Bradley Bffc:t>, ~ Jer- sey. on 11 play called "Be A Frletnd" which Ille and a friend wrote for children to create an awar-of ChliO abuse. a W£STEAH OUTD<><mSMAN T oplcs lwO women roctc climber& In Colorado'• Eldorado Can)'On: vlllt L.aka casi1aa to 11111 tor big bus D OIUIGAH'818lAHO II @J NCAA FOOTaAU Otela-al U.S.C. D FIOHT OF THE WEE< Roberlo Garde ,,.. Eddie Numo I Ian Clyde ¥9. Joee Torrea ID 8URF1NO "U s Pro cnamplonahlp" fli) HABL.AM08 ESPAHOl. m NEEDlECAAFT 'Knitllng Bulcl" (I) THIS WUJ< 1H USE8AU. a NEW9CENT'EI' WEEKLY (S)MOVIE • * * "The Tender Trac>" ( 1955) Debbie R9Yfl0ld1, Frenk Sinatre. A sophltll· catad bectMllOr down on mwrtege rnMlt • girl MIO trapa him. Ctr.KMe • * "l'rom Hell To Victo- ry" ( 1979) George ... .,.,ff. ion. George Peppard. Four lrl•nda from dltt•ren1 c;ountrlee "'4191 ....,. ,,.,.. In 1939 to nght IOf tNlf lndlvlduaf cout1trl•• In Wor1d W1111. 'PO' ~ Cli"°"91 MCING "Hollywood HAlldlcep" 2: 11 MOW! CHANNEL LISTINGS * * * ''KlftO Sotomon'a MIMI" ( 1950) Debotah KIWI', Slewwt Otanott A wtllte llvnt• 9lildte • per1y lhrOUgtl darlc .. 1 Affloa 1t1 INrCfl ot • -·a fllja- bllnd • 9 KN>CT ICBSI CD KNBC I NBCI 0 KTL..A (Ind I • KABC CABCI U KFMB lCBSI f) l(HJ TV (Ind I e KCST IABCI e KnV (Ind.) e KCOP TV (lt>O I • KCET (PBS) e KOCE !PB$) 0 OnTV 2 Z·lY. " HBO C IClll('rNlltl fl I WOAI NY , N 'Y 171 IWTB$) t IESPN) (11 1sn-tlmoJ • 5oornont • (C.OIH•11w~Networkl "°I awm. YOU . 8'0fn"9....,....... Ou.tsi PtW AoM. 11 .. Mualal • OlllGAW8~ • QUl~u.&Af .. ...,.. eomeen. "*" A lrienct ~ ,_ Cer~ """ end '* ~ .. .... -~ "Ct~l..ioa" C1>wm1 ... OiJn1oa MW>N aMCMI • * • "OoodbY• Mr Chlpe" ( 1111) Pat•• O'Toole, ia.t!M ci.ti. 1!00 8 I.MT M n4e WIL.O "TM Ilg ISaby Bird Highltgt11ed at• the futo- PMI\ Whit• Storka w'nlct> .,.. Wlllcomed .. good -in ,,,. EUlopearl llOlitenold• MOii 91>tlng wtlerl t...,. return from Afri- ca 10 ma!• end raiM tl>elr ;"'°~TUMUIA "NultltlOn And fttn.1 • UT'TUMICALI "Fells.lute" • MOVta 6 *Yo "Ride The Wiid Sutf" ( t964) Fabian. Sl>el- ley Faber .. • MOW * * * "Llvtne II Up·· ( 195-41 Deen Mer1tn. Jerry lewis • ou) FRIENDS .. NEW FMNOI Fred Roger• tallll with Ply(:ho•ogltl and inter vie-Torn Conte. (R)rJ G) PERSONAL FINANCE AND MONEY MAHA GEM ENT 'Pro1ec11ng Yoursoll In The Marketplace" Cll GAEA TEST SPORTS LEO ENOS (ij)MOVIE * * • "Airp1ane1·· ( 1980) Aober1 11•ys. Julie Hager· ty Altt< an alrllner·a crew tans 10 IOOd poisoning a ner¥0\IS IOtmer Wat pilot II preasad into serviCe ena must contend with on- boeta hyslflfil a secretive control tow« ana ctict>e- l•lled memories 'PG 3:30 8 ()) SPORTS SATURDAY 10-round sup•r w•I· lerweighl bout betl- Rober!o Ouren and Luigi Mlnchlllo (lrom LU Vegu) 0 EVERYWHEN: Hoela LetK:l.a Ponce. Rob- .., w M0tgan Loca1100 live from the fourth annual Meyme Cl•yton GOii Clas· soc II West AV9fltHI GOif Course m Los Angeles 0 UTTL.E RASCALS "Shi11e<lng Shllkeapea1e' 8) MUNDO REAL ~ PERSONAL FlHANCE AHO MONEY MANAGEMENT 'Income T.. An Over- view" 4:00 D LITTLE RASCALS "Shrimps For A Day' Q KOJAK fli) PAESEHTE • Voc;ea De Verba Buena" An eoamlnllton ol lhe 011- lerenl Latin grouPS. their h1a10ty, customs ena cul- ture " presented {Ji) HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS "Fiim The Oynemoc Illu- sion .. ~MOVIE * * * ·~ "The Prisoner Of Second Avenue" ( f976) Jack Lemmon, Anne Ban. croft BeMd on lhe play by Nell Simon An ad-11Slng e.<ec:ullve loM• his jot> and hi• .. nity bec:auM ot ll>e recess.on and the heettc Manhallan pac. 'PG' ($)M0\11E * • "Tuc:ll Eve<lestlng" Fred Kell•t, Jo••Ph MICGu11e A ywng girt mNIS an lmmor181 tamily known as the Tuci!s G O MOVIE • * ·~ "The H•arse" ( 1980) Trish VenDevere. J05e9h Collen. A --ol bllarre and horrilylng experiences drlVe a young schoolllach- ., ro the edge or lnMnlty 'PO' (lJ MOvtE • * • "SMms Uke Old Times" ( 1980) Gordie Hewn. Chevy Cti11ae A solt-hearte<I lawyer la torn be~ her hOpele$S ex- hus bano-t urned· bank robb« and her uptight Pf_,I husband whO IS running for Calllornla euor-ney general. 'PG' 4:30 D LITTLE RA8CAl8 "Pay As You Exit" f1i) HOT SHOTS Kevin Brophy narr•I" a look at the history, 1ech- noqu... equipment and peraonafllle1 of 1ket•- bo1rdlng, leetutlng 1 IOClU• on pro riderS Tony Al'ta and De""'9 Hackett. ~ HUMANITIES TH9'000H THE MTS "Rim Not Just The GrNI Eacepe" OOUGL.A8 MACAA'THUft: THE Olf\AHT GE.NIRAL. Hal Molb<OOll narrat" thl9 doc11m.,,t111Y exploring MacArthuf'I pow•rful ctlaract., that both mado and dM1roy9d hla car- 1:00 8 'NFL AEV1EW AND PREVIEW IJ FME4AU Modflfator· Frank Kwan D STARTAEK 11 9 WIDE WOAL.D OF PC>ftTS 1S·round wee Light Huvywelghl Champl~n lhlp bout bel-delend- ., Matt1-Saad·Muhem- med and Jerry Manin: The Alth Avenue Mlle. fHIUt- lng many of the worlO'a top ,,,...,. racing down New Yortl'• lamed a11«1ue. • MOVIE • • • "Men In The tr on MUii" (1939) LOUii Hay- ward. Joan Bennett. Baaed on a nowt by AIPander Dumaa. Th• lnl1mou• Compte de Roohelott pl-Louie XIV't twin b<°''* 0t1 Ille Ff'ltldl throne end lmpfllom tt1a rNI king Ill Ille 8Mlllle, • 90l.D tlOl.D Holt: AnO>/ Gibb. Cotloet· Met11yn McCoo. G.,.t•: Aide JtmM. Crystal Ga~, RoMll McC>owoall, A~ lndlheAnta. • eoccul MAOe IN CllNiWIY ''Cf\amp4one Cup Final" U\l9f'POOI VI. AMI Mldrld • Ull' IMO C0..0 "MoWI' In, MM!' Ofl" When tt)e WM~ move 11110 I NW neigflbOmood, l(ftln'• bellt .. bell eat9' le tfn9t1Md a1 tM MW tdlool. (Plrt 21 Q (I) u·A·a·H Henry ,.,... to ... • -...ct.cf etloppef pllot 00 ~ 8 \.AWl9DWIUC Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Septembe1 26, t 981 TUBE TOPPERS AB<.' f1 7 :JO ·omni 'fhl· Ne" F1·onll~r " A lll'W µrof.(rom Hikes a s(·1en hfi<' look al thr future. ens e s oo "Wall DIM\l') Lovl' Buit " A Volks wagl'n n<Jmcd l ll'rb1c tx•l'omes a racing :wnsation KC1'.."l' lf ~ 00 ··The Golden t\gt> ol 'l\'l\•v 1sion . Uan.: lhl' Drum Slowlv " Pa ul Ne\\m~rn s tar!\ in an old teled1 an1a ahoul a dying basl'ball pla~ (•r ~Re e io oo Lun 1 Anderson <ind LhL· mu!\ital '>PL'('WI Go<d Rec:oro Songs • ti) MOVIE • * "From HeU To Vlcto· ry" ( 1979) George Hamil ton. Geor~ Peppa10 Four 1r1enas from d•lferent c:oon1rlea musl leovtt Pntl• 1n 1939 10 hghl for tr>e<r 1na1v1dual count roes 1n WorlO War II 'PG 0 MOVIE • • • T t>e Asphall Jun· gll I t9SOI St&1ling Hay- aen. James Whitmore The police 11re batlle<I by e criminal mastermind s hlil·tnllhon·dollar robbery 5:300 HEWS m FROM JUMPSTREET 'Gospel Ano Spirituals Oscar Brown Jr lre<rm me development ol gospel musK: and spiriluals ena attends e roller-rs1s1ng service 1r) wasn1ngton 0 C w1lh Reverend James Clevelana. lhe 0 C Moss Cnou and the M1gh1y CIOUds of Joy IRIQ (J) WELCOME BACK. KOTTER 5:46 Z MOVIE • • • '> Gtoria ( 19801 Gena Rowlands John AOemes A l0tmer gun molt bec:OtneS tne prolec:· tor of en orpnaned 6-year- ola Pu11r10 Rican uirgeled lly lt>e underworld for the 1nrorm1tion ne carries In • llallttre<I brlalcase 'PG' -EVENJNG- e:00 8 (I) CBS NEWS 0 QfJ NBC NEWS 0 MOVIE * * * "Dawn Poman 0 1 A Teenage Runaway ( 19771 Eve Plumb La.gh J McCloslo.ey A tonety t~ yeer ·OIO girl flees an unhappy home Ille ano becomes a p101mu1e 1n HOiiywood when she ca.n l hnO legitimate work 0 GRIZZ1. Y ADAMS A lost coug•r cub. stalkll<I bV a !rapper and a paci. or wolves becomes lhe ob1ec1 ot a desperate 989rch by Grlz:zly AOems eno Mad Jack C!) MOVIE * • "Sluota I 1917) Aob- er1 Forster. Fiona L-ls A vet.,an Ho4tywood 1tun1- man )o<ns a movie ca.sl on 1oca1ton ro learn the cir- cum111oc:es behind the CIHlhs of thrM other stuntmen, including n11 younget brOlher Ell) ONCEUPONA CUSSIC "Tt>e Swish Of The Cur- 18ln" The child~ su~st uSfflg an amaleur dram• cornpelilion 10 prove th&" abiUtles 10 the parents (Part 4)(R) O G) ONCE UPON A ClAS8IC "Dominic Beyond Gravi ty" Nlek and hla lrlenOI catch lhe amugglttrs Lo•d S1e1nton prepares to launcfl hlS rockel IPart 8) (A)c;J C)MOVIE • * * '• "The Heuntong" ( t963) Julie Harns Clatre Bloom Fo..rr a1spara1e people lnves11ga1e a house with an 1nl•mous reputa. Hon ror s1Jpernalural goings-on. ($)THE WACKY WORL.0 OF JONATHAN WINTERS HOit; Orton Welle9 0MOVIE • • •·The Abdlealion · ( 1974) Liv Ullmann Peter Finch 8eceuse ol her love tor a CatOlnel Queen Chrl111na cau-a sllr throughout Sweden lly abdicating and converting IO C1thollc11m 1n the 17th C*llury 'PG' t :30 I G Cl)®' Qt NEWS ~AINMENT T'Ht8WUK 9 TOMORROW'S l'AMtUE.8, TOMORROW'S ~ "Sir-And The New Family" '1!) VIC BRADEN'S TENNIS l'OA THE FUTURE "Psychology.. VIC Breden ehows you how to reduc• un.-ry str .. s Outing a match an<J how to pul more lun back Into your game.(R)Q (S)MOV1£ * • * "Alrpl11nef" ( 1980) Robli!O Haya. Jutle Heg•r· ty After an all'llnet's crew 1a111 to IOOd po1eon1ng. a nervoua lor-mer war pllol 11 prnted Into aeNlcle and mus1 contend with on· board hylterta, a MCretlV11 control t~ and cllchll- flllad ma<no1les. 'PG' 7:00IJ INIEAACHOF ... . '810fieedbaclc'. I wt4IM MM YOU? HANJYIOYS "TMOI~"'-" Ftanlt W>d Joe Hardy ere oonfound4ld tiy a man who Vlnllhet, I flylf\O MUC41f, I hOuM thet Cll8llg9I ltt lnterloft Md • floor lhet ~ . • LAWMHCE Wlu< "Oolcl Aeoofd Songt" ............ ff.,.. ElllOtt" •••1t•1 IDCJCWMGE !i = AIKIO '°"Cf ·TMI~ Ou.It; SMdy °""°8n. (R)ON &.Oee\noN ...... w .. Herm11t1" ~ ~Cl..-t end....,. In ,,. ... .,. Of • , ... k~ lllOW leped at IM Aoay Iii l" ..,.... Wlttl IN 1t1p0111Mtlonal ~ 'Shuun Ca~~1th " J <H'k Albertson 1oin 'the Groundllng• \OJ THE Ol.YMPIAO "The Big Ones That Got Away" snow1 the cloMll fln1ShM in Olympic: h1alory, Including the controverll•I U S A vs U S S A bHket ball game of 1972 7:30 IJ DANCE FEVER Celallrlly judge• Jimmy McNICf\ol, Thelma Hop· kins. Patrick Wayne 0 LOOKATU8 D OMNI The New Frontl«" A film or the un0-819< b11ln ot a child filmed In Russ11, tho future ot home telev1. SIOf\, a poSSlllie i.ey 10 lmmort•llty lhrougn con- ttof ot tt>e genes {Ji) MAGIC OF Oil PAINTING "Bullalo lo Winier" (I) IN SEAAC:ti OF .. · Bloleed bilCk" (!]) CRIMEWATCH IB THE MUPPET'S Gues1 Jim N•t>or• 7:60 ( l) HORSE RACING 'Hollywood H•ndlcap" 1-008 WALTDISNEY The Love Bug" A human· like volkswagen named He1b1e adopts a former protes11ona.t race driver. and togelher tt>ey t>eeome 11 rac:1ng sensallon (Patt I) O ~BARBAAA MANOREll AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS Guests l(enny Rogers. Andrae C1ouc:n (RI 0 BLUE JE.\N NETWORK FieefWOOd Mac Ana B J ThornH G Q1) LOVE BOAT A huabena and wife try to tooa Jewel• 1na1 1ney stashed abOara on a prior cruise e cneerleeder attempts to esc.pe lhe allections 01 1'1111 bOyfrUtnO ana a man rems a family 10 impress his bOss (Al O 0 MOVIE • * · Grave 01 The Vam· plre ( 1974) William Smifn Ml<:Mflll Pataki ID TAKE ME UP TO THE BALLGAME This an1maled story deala wllh a sandlot b ... llall 1eam noticed by Irwin, en ouler ap-l>Heball pro- moler. wt>o wan11 10 matefl them 1g•ln1t th8 undeteal· ed Space All-Stars Cl) MOVIE • • • ··Tt>e Gho11 01 Flight •01" ( 1978) Erneat Boronlne. Kim Bas1no- fli) MOMeml TO BE REMEMBERED Noted stage. acrMn and 1etevra10n ac:1ress Catrnen Zapel• hoSIS 11119 KCET special leeturing hislorlcal moments lrom Hlapanle history {Ji) SOCCEll MADE IN GERMANY 'ChernplOns Cup Final" Lrverpool vs Real MadriO (J) PU8LIC AffAIRS PROO RAMMING C,MOVIE • • • • 'Resurrection (1980) Ellen Burslyn. Sam Shec>atO After a near fatal au10 accident. e woman llnas lhal she has tt>e abili- ty lo heal Olherl l>ul IS per- MC:uled becaUIMI Of hef tefutal to clalm e divine lnlluence 'PG' IHI MOVIE • *'~ "Every Whleh Way Bui Loose" ( 1978) Clint EutwOOd. Sondra Loc:t<e A two-11118<1 1rucker end ht• orangu1an companion take off l'1 pur11Ull of a pretty counlry-weslern llt1ger. 'PO. (O)MOV1E • • ,,., "Carny·· ( 19801 Jodie Fotter. G1ry Buaey An edven1urou1 young woman Joins a carnival troup6 and learn• aboul lhe hidden emotions and ltustratlons bilhind t~ eurf-~ or the perlormer1. 'A' (S)MOVIE • • ·~ "Som•wh•re In Time" ( 1980) Ctirlslopher Re•va, Jane Seymour ObMotMd with lhe portrait of • 1~11-c:ien1ury IC1t ... a moaetn-day ~ York playwrlghl uses hypnosl1 10 tr•Vll back In time af'l<I mMI l1er 'PG' 9MOVtf. • .,_. "The Out11lder" ( 1978) Stetllng Hayden • Cr.ig wuaon. A young ldeallst ,,...,... 10 Nor1hern lrelatl«I ro Join the lrllh Republic'• atruggl• for 11\dependeooe. 'R' (%)MOVE • • • "8..-n• UQ Old Tim .. " (1980) Goldle Hawn, Chevy ChMI. I A sofl..flMrtad tewyw 19 torn be'-her~U h u • b a nCI ·I u r 11 •d ·bank robber _, her uptight PfeMM huM>end wtlO .. running lor C•llfornla MtorMy ..,,.,.,, 'PO' e:ao•~ ...... Ou.tit: Randt OP•. Artflur AaM, Jelff ~ Oa¥1Tyr•. t;-ooe(I) MCMI * • ~ "Malltda" ( 1978) e111011 Gould, Rob.,t "411~m. e a MAM Qulal: AMy Gibb. • ,,____.AM°" ~ "lenO TM Orum SIOwtf' ..,...,. ~. Alben s.t-~..,,., Geotp ~ at• In. t~ ebOUt a ~ b4IMblll ptlYtt ..., h4llpl hie tlN'lllnalfY Ml Irland and 1 .. Mtnll• ttvougPI -IUI NMOf1 • '""""AMINCA t:aOi~~t:::T:: ~.. '1l.M llWAn.N to:oo IHAUN CAMIOY 8he<ln Culldy le joined by LOOI Andel'eoo and JACI< "''*"-' In hi8 lif111 ,....., •ton mulleal llPICI"' ·~ • • "Lady loe" ( 19731 Don•ld SutM<land. Jen· "''• o· Neill • MOW! A * * .. "Tt .. T1ffwr11 01 lM Sierra Mtdre" (1 .. 8) MvmpNey Bogart. Walter Hutton • IHOIPIND8C'T NrrW()M NIWI • CAIAHO¥A "Magkl Momenta" lhe tubjeel of lloeglc arMI lhe occufl It dltlCUIMd by Ceunova (Fraflll Anteyl and hi• oell mile, Gat>riel (Par1 3) el) AU8TIH CITY UMrT8 "HOVI Aalon" Tt>e writ• Of aucll hll& ....... ...., 8-1 To Spe1n" ano ·Joy To fhe Wortd" t•kea to tho staoo for an nour or toll<- rock (RJ ®J LOU RAWLS IN CONCERT Lou Rawls alngs IOtTl9 or his grealeal sooo• ltlClud· 1ng "lf'a Been A long Time," "lady love," "lei Me Be GOOd To You,'' You'll Never Fina Anothet Love Like Mine " <C 'MOVIE • * • • "T~ Conlorm1il I 1971) J411an-Lou1& Trinllg· nant. Dominique Senoa O<rec:te<I by Bernaroo Ber· lolUC<:I A philosophy pro- leuor struggtes 10 main- tain some Mmblance ol normalcy ernld lhe l«rors OI Fa.sctsl ltSly In 1937 'A' IHI MOVIE * • * "Alrpl_,,.. .. ( 1980) Rober! Heys, Julie Hege<- ty Atter an ~rllnet'a crew fells to fOOd pot90<llng. a norvou1 lonner war pllol 11 preuee work of today's hOUeat young wroter1. Olrec:lors and stars 1n Ihle to 1en minute Mgtnerlll of film. vldoo and 8/llmatlon cs I PETEii AL.l..EN AHO THE AOCl<ETTES The Rockenes joln Singer Peter Allen on stage al Radio City Mus.c: Hall 1n thla muslcal tpeclel [%'MOVIE * • * ·~ . A Day In The Death 01 Joe Egg" 11972) Alan Bates, Janer Suzmen A couple, who.. cn1ta sutte1s from convulsloos, c:ontempta1es merc;y-k11t- lng 'A' 10:30 . RAMS WES< Cl) NEWS IN REVIEW 0UBERACEIN COHCeRT Mr Showmenahlp 11 joined by singer Meroo Velenll and magician Manryn Roy 1n 11>11 snow taped a1 the Sc>ortlng Cklll 1n Monll Carlo. 11:00 I D Cl) ltl QJ HfWI COUEOI R>OTIM.L Iowa ¥9. UCL.A ID M•A•S•H Cl) COUEQE FOOtML.l Olllahoma ,,. U8C f1i) UP POMPEII The warrior• Of Porn1)41fi are ott to w1r end G&nefal Lualcrus makes MK• lhll every able-bodied men gall hla calf-up tal>IM {Ji) 80UN09TAOE "John Prine·· IAIO (0 MOVIE • • • ..., "Flalh And Flfe<:at (1978) Roger Oav11, Tricia Sembeta An adventurous ma.n J04ns rorc:es with an equlity d111ng lady lor 11 high-1peeO joyride which plltCflS an 1rmy ot poflC• onW. on their trill PG t 1:30 II BARNABY JOHE8 0 Qt SATURDAY HIOKT LIVE Hoit Chevy Chase Gu•sts. Junior walker and lhe All Stars (Al G NEWS ID MOVIE • • * "Man In The Iron Mull" (1939) LOUii Hay- ward. Joan Bennett. -~~ • NlW °'"911AnQI INOIA 'The For111" ( t97't l"6 enlUlng hOltllltlltl .,._, ~ nelghbonng CClfllfnunl· ties artllng fratn ., lftd.. dence of adult11Y are - through the IY" ol a trna11 boy Cll MOVIE * * • "Robbery" (1191) Stanley Biker. JamH Booth A 8rt1111\ train la robbe<I ol 11 lortunti afte< brllllenl planning by lhe lhleYeS ®) MOVIE * *.,., "Blacll Gunn" ( 1972) Jim Brown. Martin L.andau (R)MOVIE • * * "Siems like Old Times·· ( 1980) Goldie Hewn. CheYy ChlM A solt·he•rled lawyM It torn NI_, her hoC*IU ex· huaband-lurned-banlt •Obber and her uptight ~· hueband whO I• rut1n1no for Callfoml• alt~ ..,.,.i. 'PO' (J) 9IZAMI °' JoM 8yner lltlOWt ~ 1111nga atranow "*1 tNtll, larvet 111#1 11'9, end ZMMf tflan ln)'INnv 'f'OU'W ._. eMnlnU-~.,..... entllllON "°"' .,.. .... .,,.. ~ ftlfery. 11• CZ> 'T' w .,.. ... lMl/11/t 1ll001=.--• ••\t . ..,... .....,.,.. . '""' Mle "-*·a.. 81oom. ~-dllt*lt• peopla ...... t..,. .... wltfl 1111 lllfllMOlll """"8- 11011 tor 1upernatl:iral ~= *••"The .... ,_ ~a-.-(9") c--.--...-.... ..... ,. ...... ................. ..., ,.... --............. ._. lflOOIOlllt. dynwnltll biMu MOOUlr~d ..... "' .MCMI 11t 'The CN!dren" ( tNOJ Mtnln lf\altar, Oll f\ooera A 11tang• radloaeUv• clcMI IUl'NI a OI'~ OI achoolQ(llldren into rnur• detout i°'"b!M with b4aQk llnoetnalle 'A' (ZJWOVll oll * * "°' 'Where'1 Pop-t>a1" 11910) Cleotge 8e9t1, Auth QordOn An UM\tl· n.d tawy« tr ... 10 1mpr0¥1 hll aoc:lel tit11ellon t>y sen.ming 10 .,1mtnt1t• hie naogltlg. elderly mother R' 12!11 G MOVIE * • '"' "Lovin M olly" ( tOHI Blythe Danner. Anthony Pilrt<I01 12".JO 1J MOVIE • * 'h "Onl-Eye<I J~t" ( 11NI 1) M•rton 8'8ndO. Karl Ml!Oen (D)MOVIE * • Sometime SwMI Susan" ( t9711) Shawn Hanis, Harry Reams A voung girt t• trapped bet-lwo persooafll141t tignung '°' control ot he< m1na 'A' 1:00 CJ TO BE ANNOUNCED Qt EVENING AT TME IMPAOV 1:16 HJ MOVIE • • • Cadayst>ack • ( 1980) 8111 Murrey, Aodn11y Dangerflold The oement· e<1 grounds-keeQet or • swan k v country club weges war eg111n11 the gopnera inhabiting his turf R 1:30 0 ROCK CONCERT Guests Lou Ree<! Rog« Pettry Rocky Burnell, Judas Priest 0 MOVIE ••''> 'Born To Buck" ( 19711 Oocumen11ry Ner· rete<I by Henry Fonda • MOVIE • ·~ ·'The Amaztng Trans- parent Man" ( 1980) Doug- las Kannec:ty. Marguerite Chapman Cl) TALEB OF THE UNEXPECTED "The Bell PollC'f" A small town branch manager of a big clly ba.nk 1s under pressure 10 11em 1rregu11.r. nies In h11 boolla t°SJMOVIE * * * North 0111as For· ty ( 1979) Nick Nofle, Mee Oavts Groupies. plll-pop- p1ng end an-night partying begin 10 talce the4r 1011 on two tun-loving but over. the-hill football o•avers R' @MOVIE * * "Velenllno ( 1978) Rudolf Nureyev. MIChelle Philllpt Tne Ille ena loves ol RuOOfph Valenllno, the movies' legendary male M• symbol 818 recalled by ecqua1n1ancH and "scoop''.hungry reportetl •tier hie untimely dealt> A' I Z)MOVIE •••'II "Gtor1a" (1980) Gena Rowlana1. John A011mes A former gun moll t>eeomes the protec· tor of an orphaneel 6-year-'*' Puerto Rican targeted by the unde<world tor lhe Information he camee in a battered brlefcas. 'PG' 1:• 9J A8C HEWS 2:00 • MOVIE • * "Dementia t3 ' (19641) William Campb•ll. Luana Anders QIHEWS (tJMOVIE • * * 'n "Ttie Prisoner 01 Second AYerlU41°' ( 1976) Jec.11. Lemmon, Anne Ban- croft. Baaed on the play by Nell Simon An advertising eaec:u11ve IOHS his jOb and n1s sanity because of the r-ion and the hectiO Marih1111en p~ PG' 2:'6ID MOVIE * • ·~ "Blanchevllle Mon- ster" I 1962) JD41n Hilla. AICharO 09Y1S 3;00 IJ NEWS KNS l<RISTOl'FERSON AHO ANHEMURAAY Two of ~ntry's hot- test s1ars pertorm a med· ley of lhelr greatest hill, plus an EVetty Brolhefs auet or "Lei tt e. Me " 1:201 NEWS 3:11 NEWS HO MO¥llE ··~ "Ou•I At Apache Wells" (1958) Ben C009(1r. Anna Marla AlberOhetu MOVIE * • ~ "Som•where In Time" (1980) Cht111op11er RMV•. Jene S•ymour OMeeMd With the POt1f1111 OI a t9th-()9(ltury tctr .... a modern-day New Y Orll pllywrlghl Uset f'lypnoela to trewt beck In lime and mMther 'PG' (%)MOVIE • * * "l(lng SolOmon't MIMS" (19501 Deborah Kerr. Sl-arl Granger A wtllte hunter guldft a party through darkeal Alrlca In -ch ol a woman·1 hu• band. $:601J MOVIE • * • "Ouaflly StrHt" ( 1937) Katharine !Wpburn, Franohol Tone. Ji. )'OUllQ woman attempta to amb#f-a former eultor •tier Ille IOMs In k>Ye. (8)DOUOlA8 ~T'He Dll'IAHT oeNIML Hal HOibrook nlff•tee 11111 Cl~umentary e11plor1no MecArtllur'a pow•rl11I Cfleract• 1Mt bOth made MCI Mtl"Oy9d hie cat..,, 4-•(C)UOYll * * * * "Tiie ConfonnlM" C 197 I) .leen-Loule TtlntiO- IWIC, DoMlnlque 8enda Dnct«t by llnwdo ..,.. t~. A pllltoeOf>tfy PfOo *tor etrugglM to fNlln.. teln ~~Of "°'"'*Y emld ttle *1'0rl of P:-*t Hlly In 1t'7, 'A' .MCW9 •• * * . .,.... ....,. Of ... ........ , . .,,.,. ...... ..,..J...._ .......... ......... A. .. .. :.: .. .. .... .. ('4 Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /Saturday. September 2&, 1981 THE t 'A•ll\' ~l;~C~l •Ct'M <-_-.oy 811 Keane ____,I "I'm toking Billy to the library, Dolly to the porty, Jeffy too shoe store and P J to the docto r. Then I'm going to shop for a chauffeur's cop." '9 \R'9.\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson "I've got to break him of these flying leaps onto my lap!" Jl'DGE P .\RKER IT'S 1'1M€ TO 00 HOM€, GARJ=tfLl7. Lf1' ME. KNOO< T~AT MUD OJ=F YOU ACROSS 58 Anxious 1 Heath 57 A Gabor 6 Singer 58 Economize 10 College soc 60 Tuft 14 -Novarro 63 Derby: ts Digit part 2 words 16 Greek letter 85 Dl1Join 17 Homed: VII. 66 Juon'I et\lp 18 lnf!WM\lble 87 Frink ot>tect 68 Rhone 20 Tenement feeder .,.. 89 Canadian 2 t Legume wtllslllel 22 Pronoun 70 Aerie 23 Good fudg· 71 -thtoet "*11 25 Calmed down DOWN 27 ~ 1 Woftl units hOlldeY 2 Sota 30 Slltctl 3 Rath 31 "The 4 NY Teem Gteltttt" s w~ C54JR~ 'lbu WE~~7 T t:DDY·· ~EH· MEH ~ UNITED Feature Syndicate Friday's Puzzle Solved 26 Al>Mnt GI 49 Olec:tltlell 27 Buddlw mll'k 28 S~ 5 t Most modern BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) /.,, .. "Sir, Just a moment. I'll get you 1 l1rotr candle." Hank Ketchum ~ ·oo I havta SAY Im sorry. or do I gotta really BE sorry? bv Harold Le Dow< RANDALL FORM5? HE.. HE'5 MEN MY VERY FAVORITE 51NCE I WA.5 A TEENA6ER. MR. LONDON' I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE HIM USE .---- THE OOE5T COTTAOE! .-...~ SEE? n's ALL IN TH~ WRIST. by Ferd & Tom Johnson 32 Wlltl 6 Goel flrtt 34 QenMntt 7 Adned down 52 Composer .._.,__.,.._ 38 Not,..,., e 6'*"' 40 Holowl 9 Ho9ry IOI!• 42 Or...-job 10 Wood 43 8urgle t 1 Autometon 45 Dlt8: '"'· 12 ..... 41~ .,,.,. 48 Adtcl l*d IS a.dined '°""' ...... 11'1..,... d,.... w. 2t '*' t'lillcl .... M~ 29 Alane Frenz - 33 Prodlmatlon 63 T uttt 35 Vetllcle &4 Extentlvt cptrltor: 55 Fold 2 WOfdt St Ctllll M Troplcll trte e 1 Dritd 37"""" NQtdof ....... adloal 41....._ld .. T'°'*ICll ..... .,. .... ...... ' PM l 'T8 l'VE SEEN °™INKIN6 ... . MAV8E YOU'RE A MOCKIN691RD ... SHOt: MOCKIN68'~D5 IMITATE THE SON6S OF OTHER BIROS ... ~T~Y. .. t Al.W IT ... NANCY, WASH YOUR HANDS AND FACE, AND DON'T SOIL THE TOWEL I DID WHAT YOU SAID·- GORDO B y sn>P I 1EAM I STOP! SIT DOWN ANO ~e.sr A ~! (CllEEllSl lDR\ l lLOllN&I \ij.~, \&114A'f AR~ '40U Qo1M£,? i,ff ~OIJR AAN~ ~~! 6Uf, 'f00 ... '1()\) fl) 'loO~ \IUO ON M~ ~~~R,At4V ... l HeARP ONe OF '~M SAY -ro -rHe O'f'Hf:R, "SreAL..ING HUe>cAPS IS Kl P STUFF, MAN.'" SO -rHe:Y l..E:F"f "fHOSS ANP 'f"OOK YOUR CAR.' RND NO CENTS. by Charles M. Schulz NO, l'VE NEVER ~EARD OF ANY COPVRl6MT ~081..EMS by Tom K Ryan by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk by Kevin Fagan Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. September 26 t 98 1 d VW i:ecall plann over engine damage Oi!:TROJT <AP > owners rollow advacf' In lhe owner's manuuJ that they s hould nol use a wrt>Mh lo tighten the repl1tcement filter In some cases, owners did n ot tighten the filte r e nough, causing leaks and creating the polenlial for en1dnc dam age. PICTITIOUI au11••u ,,.n1nous •utlN8.M NAMll STAT8MallT MAM• STATIUNlllT flle 1e1--. ...._ ........... .i "'-litll_l,.. ,.....,.,. af• Otllll -H : llluil-•• ••ue• o. Mt Cl Al.. ... ow. 1m lllnlltll•• A ........ c.i. Vll.l40• Mlll.WOAllS, LTO , -MeY,Glll ..... a'211# a.-ay, ~· 114, ~ 9Mcll, Willem A c;....-a. i.t L.I Jelle CA tti..tt Ott,,., ,..,,,...., aHcll, Celll•rnta 8RUCI 0 McCl.Alll •. oso '7...:1 Sllor•'"' 1,.erw, c.r-•I #.lit, CA "· C.-'11 5mltll. 6Ut f'lrm• n.u. ,,..,.,, A-. van """'· C.1119'1'11• Thi• llwllNtA It c..--.. y '"" lfl ""°' lllvld.\lal Ja""" J Giies. Mt Parhtew arllCa 0 McCtat"' l -. Ill(, lrvlne, Gel""'111a tl1U Tiiis -we. tlleol wt"' IM Tiii• llllltlMU It C ... llut-.. y e C.Vl'ltY Clerll 9' OfMee C-nly "" limited 119~11\ltl $etn. 4, t•t W11""' A Oranclla •A•~ P. ttttPl.aV Tllli ,..._. -· 111• wltll .,.. A r1 ••• I I LllW ~ ~' Clefll "'Ol'Mte Cewl'lly ... Sep. l'ICTITIOUI a11a.••U NAMa STATW.JMllt1' ' ... IOllO..ll'lt .,._ •• -'119 ..,., ........ a.uu oaatON, u Cavenl•Y. Nn•-1 a.GI, Callfwnla .... tterl Kllallbl..,, U C.v•l'llty, Nt..,.,, ~ ... c;ellfO'ftN .... Tll~ bltWMu I\ ~t.N b~ Ml ..... dlvl-1 l'ert K"'9tl_..., flll> \lat-I wet lllef •1111 1111 t°""ty cien • °",,.. e-.1., ... '-,.,,. .... ., HtJl '"*'" l'UOll•hlel 0rel'IOI Coa•I O.lty PllOI !Mpl. ~. 11, It,,., '"' ,,...., NIUC llJTI( ....... PICTITICIUI auat••• llAM• n4THIUlllY T lie loll-Int "''Miit att Oelftl IN-'MMH U.TCO, "ti ._,,_. ""'rll•llf ivtte IOI, l•Yll'le, c;.. ttl u -M ~le,MO,, lllC I• C•llfWnla --•t14111, IJll W. u ttelme '4ve., Mt. a . MellelM, C.. tteo1 JOM&lh C La\1911ilf'I, M 0 ., Inc. I• C•llf«11ta <orpetetten). ltll w u PtlMa A.. ~UI "11, M .... lm, Ga ., .. Cllelllfl M. C-11..,, MO .. lllC (• Calll••nla corpofallonl, lltOO Werner Ave , 'ult• IU, 1'011ntah1 Valley, C. '2109 Volkswugtin of America baa usreed lo pay re pair costs to !!Om e o wners or m ore &ban 400,000 VW and Audi cars which may have s us taine d e nJine damage because or oil falter leaks , two Detr oit ne wspapers report VW dea lers were sent r evised In structions, but the f',.l'C said the c armake rs failed to nlert owners . 61t .. ..,.,. ~ DftW, ..... 1l. lemblr ), "'' ... ._.., e-dl, CA._.. l'I,..., ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~ G s...__ Br-. M 0 . Inc •• Catlloma <Ofl'Of•lion), Ult w L.I Pe Ima A .... "-"'· c.a. '11DI Fe deral Trade Com miss ion in vcstlgators estim ate the agree- m e nt could cost VW up to ~ mill100. or $2,000 for each dam aged engine. the Detroit News re ported . T h at would m ake the pote ntial cost the highest ror any such program in U.S. autom otive history, the news pa.per s aid. 1'11'41Ut PllOll.-Oranoo CM•I 0.lly Pltot, "ICTITIOUI aUSCN•H NAMa STATUlll•NT R-..t C. Sunt•. Jr • M O .. Inc. c• CattlonV• <orw1«allon1, I.NI C.11• wi la MaolloaleN. S .. )11, U.-Hiii C• .--u Pul»ll-Or ..... OMll Dally Pllol, $otpl....0.r S, U, It, a, 1'11 JMMI Sept. 26,0ct. J, 10, 17, ,,.. 42-1 ------------ M cDonald said the auto maker signed a con sent decree agr eeing to pay for the repairs without any admission or wrong- doing. The agreement takes e f feet in 60 day!> Recessio11 czi,ts tourism ~ICTITtOUI aUllM•IS NAM• n AHM•NT f 114 toilowlf'le ...._ ll dolno w•I ....... VINCI llllOTHEAS MAM>NRV, U211 Sl-kport, Apt I'S (All<I• VIII-), LatwN Hiii•, Ca. '16SI Slrnan v1nct, 'Htll Stocllpott, ""' ttS IAll<le VIII-I, LA-Hiii .. Ca .,.,., Tiii• l>ulll,_. It 'ondw<'90 by ..., In· dlvtdllal. $tmo11 Vinci TMt lla..,_,I WM flltd •Ith the Covnty c1e111 o1 Or-C-tv Ol'I Se~ l•mber 2~. 1 .. 1 l'ICTITIOUS IUilNHI NAM• STAT•MI NT rt1e IOllOwtl'l(I ..,_. It Oolnt DUtl IWUH IMPISH ANGEU. SJ9'2 Ill.,. I.An terl'I, o ..... Point, c. .,,,. l Oon•IO D•m•to. c/o E R Genlht, Utll Blue L•ntern, Dene Point, C. .,.,. Thi• l>Uslneu I• c°"oucieo tty • tlmltecl P11r1nen111p L OoN10 Damato fnlS st.ti-I Wat 11190 wllh Ow Cou111 v Cl•rll ol Or-Councv on S..t>-tomber 10, 19t1 1'17 ... Tiie IOlieWll'IQ ,,.,_ It doll'IO bu>I ,.,. .... "llMfv·s ENTelllPRllES'. toOJI 9trcll SI., $<int• Ana, Ca '7101 Ja ... 1 L.a ar-•, ?CIOJI l lf<ll SI., kl'll• AM, c. '7101 '"'' l>u>llwu '' con0u<t90 11y an 111 lllvlduel J-t l er-· Tiii• \\et-t wai fllod Wiii\ 1111 County Cten. OI Or-COlll'lly on* ltflll>er 10, 1 .. 1 ~" .. " Publl•lwd 0r._ CANU Deily Piiot S.pl 12 .••. ,., Oc1 l, ... , _,,., ru1uc NOTICE JdWI ~ Ce...,lquele, M 0 , '9U Offrrwven on .... lal'll• AM, Ca. n10f Jowpll C. Leugti11ft, M.O., ISO $llyllne Ori .... l'11tl•t1 ... , ea . .,.J7 Jerry l Morr I•, M. 0 ., 4.01 Felr1i.IO Ori.,., Cot.,... 0.1 ~'· Ca. .,.,i T-L Pauoff, M 0 , tot Rtviefe cour1, Fllilef'lon, ca nw Cllrltlopl>er Jordan, M.0., tJM , Rose-. O<anoe, ea ., ... G L Wll~t. M 0 , 107 Mitford Or , cor-001 -··ea .,.u A,, ..... lluruel, M.O. tUO Vina 0.1 Sol, Fuller10fl, C.. '26·Jl VW spo k esma n Tom Mc Do nald told the D etroit Free Pres s that only a fe w of the cars were likely to have developed problems and tha t the FTC's $2,000 estim a te per e ng ine might be too high. WJNOSO°R, E ngland <AP) The recession has slas hed the number o f visitors to this hls · tor ic town on the Thames River, dominated by Queen Elizabeth H 's favorite home, Windsor Cas· tie. Publoslllrd OranQt CA>.•1 Daily Piiot 1'17HlS Sept 11. 1', 16, Oct l , t .. I o!Ot I 81 P1111tl>IWll Oranoe C-1t Delly Piiot ------------ l'IC'T ITIOUS •UstNISS NAM€ tTATEMENT l he tot towing per_, Is 0011>9 l>Utl M\,.l Oevld L h oon9, M.O, tont Slerll1>9 Ayt , Villa Perk, Ce ., .. , R-rl C.OiOy, M 0 t110 A.cl Al•er Circle, Founteln Vella., C• '1/0I w 1111.... B 811110.um, M 0 • )t Golelf Pt Ori .. , CorCINI ci.1 Mar, Ce. ,,.,, NY BRANCH Z~ gmunt Przetakiewic, pre~adt'nl of the Friends of Poland's In· d ependent Trade nion , "Solidarity." announces the opening or the union ·s press and information office in New York City. Neil Freedman, the FTC's act- ing director of public affairs in Wash ington, said the number or ears involved was several hun- dred al most. He said the total cost to VW sh ouldn't exceed $500,000 The agreem ent 'between the automaker and the FTC con- cludes that VW and Audi models with diesel e ngines sold since 1977 might experience engine· dam aging oil leaks. M cDonald s aid T he p roble m could occur if The r egio n al to urist board s aid that last year's tourist in- flux of 2.6 million v isitors was the lowes t in five years . Officials a nnoun ced a $1.8 million plan to d e velop tourist facilities in the c ity. 22 miles west of London Nursing homes under fire Staff turnover, scant training cited in s urvey BOSTON ! AP l Infected beds ores . diarrhea Clnd lung ail- m ent s are common in nurs ing home patients, and among the causes are too much s taff turnover and too little h ygiene t raining, a report s a ys experience." They found 6 percent of the pa- tients had infe cted bedsores, 3 percent had conjunctivitis, 3 percent bad urinary tract infec- tions , 2 p e r cent had lower res piratory tract infections , and 1 pe r cent had diarrhea profess ional staffs was almost 100 percent d uring the three months before the survey, and 30 percent of the nurses also left. This "helps c r eate an at· mosphe r e of disorganization and confus ion about infectlon-control issues." -Non-professional aides have m uc h of the direct contact wlth patients. such as s having them and helpmg them out of bed. Sept. 2', Ou l, tO, 17, 1•t •202-tt P111UC MOR:[ "CTITIOUS aUSINHS fllAMI STATEM•NT The lot1owtn9 pers.ol'I• are doln9 bllsl~~ ••· HUii ENERG Y ASSOCIATES, 000 ~ ~ .... Newport kech. Ce.92660 MARTIN G. HUBBARD, 27"'9 Sal 11"9 Sun, Cor-Ott Mer, Ca. ,,.U Brent•ood Assoc l•I•• 11 I • Cellfornla ttrnll..:t peru..rW.lp), 11 .. 1 S.n Vl<erM 81"". Lot A-le•. Ca t004t Brenlwood Ano<lttel Iii te C•lllorl'l!e ttmlteel pel"lne,....lpJ, 11 .. t S.n \/Iceni• Bl¥O., LO\ A-les. C• ~ Tiii• l>USIMH Is '""ducted l>y • llmlled pe~ -11nG H..-ro r1111 na...._1 ..... 11190 •Ill• t11e County Clertc tlf Oranoe County on Se~ ttmber lA. t•t Pt7tU. P11bll\/'9d Oranot C-sl Delly Pilot Sepl ,., Ocl >.to. 17. "" 42QMll P111llC NOTICE l'ICTITIOVS aUStNEU NIIMI STATEMENT Tiie followtnv per~ It doln9 l>Uti neuu: ENERCOM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, IU Ille V-Jle, Newporl 11 .. ch, ca "*l JOHPll Rosener. Jr , 125 Via Veneil•. Newpor1 Beacll, Ca '7..:1 Tiiis bullneU ts conducttd l>y an In dMdllat. JOHPh~r.Jr PUBLIC NOTICE l't(;TITIOUS aU$tN•SS NAMI UATIMINT The lollowtn9 persons e•• ooln9 t>utlnft) ., FISCH ER 6 REO HIL L PROPERTIES, Jl,IA AlrC>Orl Loop Ori,.., Cotta -... ea ffllt 111<1\erO C 8rowrw, J HampsNre Cour1 ~ lle9'11, Ce ., .. , , 0-90 R Hill, 71S B•YllOe Orlw, N ewPof't a..c h, Ca. '"" Donna R Hiii, I 1 S 8ey•i0t Or lw, N••Pof't -II, C. 92 .. l This l>Utlneo Ii <onducted l>y a Q4Mf•l P9'1rtef'W\IP Geor90 II Hiii Alc,,.ro C. Browne This •lel_,,t we• 111.0 with Ille County Clerk of 0r•"9t COii.,.¥ on 5-p.. telYlber I 1'81 .. .... Publtlhtd Or-Coast Dally Piiot Sept. 5, 12, "· ,., t .. I 3-.1 PUIUC MOTICl l'ICTITIOVS •US tNESS NAME STATEMINT Tne followlr19 De"'"'" •r• 001ng bushW-$~ ., TODD TRANSPORTATION, ISlU Sh••I• l •ne, Huntington BHcll, C.11torn1a tl!l.47 M•u•een Tooo, ~361 s11au• Lane. Hunllnvton BH<ll, Calllornta 9'11>47 OONly Lyn Tooo Tempo'"" ISJ•? Shute Lane, H11"11ngton Buell, Calltor•11• 9»41 Tiii• butlnns I• conouc led l>y • 9ener•l 1>9Mner\111pp Maureen T. TC>dd Thi• •t•lomenl ,...,, liled wllh trw Counly Clerk ol Oraft<)t County on ACKROYD MA~UFACTU AING CO , S Sunclanct Or , NtWl)Orl Bt<Kh, Ca '7..0 David G Ac-roycJ, S Sundan(e Or , Ne-I Beech, C. ~ Thi\ buSlneu •• <onclucle<l by •n 1n- 01v lOu•I Davia G Ackroyo Thi\ •lal-1 wa> 111.0 wllh Ille County Ct•rt ol Or-County on S...., temt»r J, '"' Ri< ... rd Lee Polntlt, M.O , S R,,,. Fon1eine, N--t 8eadl, ca '2..o RaylftOl'd A 8erke, M. O , I Tony Pine,,,._., 8ea<11, c. nwo Thi• l>u•lneu I> conouc tad by • gu1<1<1I l)e1'1Nr11\lp, Wllllem 8lrn0.11m, M O Tiii• statement was 11190 wltll Ille County C••rk 01 Or•ft91 COlll'lly on 4119v'1 JI, 1 .. 1 "t 7101' """" Published 0r•"91 Coau Delly Pllol Publl~ Or•nQO Co.st Delly Pilot !,ept s. 12, ''· ,., 1'1111 ) .. ,.., Sepl s. 11. "· ,., , .. , 3'91-41 P111UC NOTICE N~t• '1c:T tf10US austN•ss NAME STATI MENT The lollowlnv person• er• doln9 b<ISIMuas DIC AS.SOCIATES, 170 S BrlSIOI, Suite lOt, <:ate Mew, C.llloml• ._,. RMK P._rtln, Inc , e C.lllornt• corporallOl'I, 270 S Brlslot. Suitt 101, Costa Meta, Callf0tnl• m• CJT Enletp<'IM,, Inc , a C.llfotnla c0toora11on, 170 5 BrlslOf, S11lte JOI, Co'1• Mew, Calllo<nl• ••• This bus111ao Is conouc tad l>y • "n•r•I pat'IMrVllp AMI( p,_19,, Inc A-E Or-r, PT'ftldenl CJT En•-·-· Inc O..rln Jen Terr, Pr'KiOtnl r111, tt•t-t w.os llltll wltll .... County Clertc of O<•noe County on Seo· l•mllerl, t .. I 1'179ai P11bllshed Or-Coast Delly Piiot, Sept. 1', »,Oct J, 10, 1 .. 1 OS..t PUIUC MOR:E PUBLIC MOR:E l'ICTITIOVS aUStHESS MAME STATEMENT TM lol-1"11 per_. I\ daln9 l>U>I· neuei MBC CREATIVE CONCEPTS, I 2W.O El<IHI, S..llt E. Coste -w, CA 92U• MICHAE L BR OOK S (UN· HINGHAM, UoM EIOtn, Suite E, Cost. Mew.C.C. 9'1•» fhr\ busll\KS IS cono~t.o l>Y an 1n-Ol•tdllel M1ci-1 8 Cun111n911am r111> \tAl-nl 'wa• 11190 Wllfl 1111 Cou .. cy Cterk 01 Orenoe Counly Oft Aug 2• 1991 ~t .. t• Pu1>11WW<1 0r•"9t Coast Dally Piiot, Sept •• 11, "· l•. ,., .00...1 PUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITlOVI •uSINISS MAMIE ITATl!MINT The lollowl119 persons •rt Going 1>u•t11•u as: September tO. 1 .. 1 1------------ COMP UTER ACCOUNTI NG 1 SERVICES, 1o:J Fon .. La~. Senta 4N, Calif.wfttt '710'! lllr9lnw. L 1(--1, 101 Fe>1ler 1'17 .... R esearchers who s urveyed nurs ing home patients at seven Salt Lake City facilities found 16 per cent s uffer so m e kind of in f eclion . although infect ed bedsores are by far the most common. O ther s tudies have s hown a s imilar prevalence of urinary a nd lower respiratory tract in- fection:. in hos pitals. But the rates for s kin infections , con- j unct1v1tis and diurbea were higher in the nursing hom es. Only one ho me required its workers to get n u s hots. P111>lls11eo Orange Cou1 D•lly ~17N76 Piiot. Sel)I 11. "· 26, Oct. l, Publlllwd Or~ C-SI Dally Piiot t .. 1 .Off-91 ThlS tlal-1 wH 11190 with IN County Clertc OI O<-COUl'ltY Oft S...,. tember tO, 1•1 l'ICTITIOVS al.ISi NEU Lene, Santa Alie, ca11tornte tVO'I NAME STATEMENT G•Ot~ M Tr..,thweln, IOJ Foster Tiie tollowl119 pers.ons trt Oolng Lene, Sant• Ane, C•lllornla U70'I Nurs ing homes take care of aboul 5 percent of all Americans over age 65. and the researchers urged guidelines be es tablished to prevent thes e outbreaks of in- fect io n -Non e of them systematically s urveyed for infections, routine- ly monitored patient care prac· , tices or conducted regular infec- t tlon-control training . S.pl 12, "·,.,Oct. 3, "" otOl-Hl --------------buslneu.. Thi' l>U•IMU I• CGrldllCltd by • I CALLAHAN SAL ES ANO general ~p Resear c hers fr o m th e U nivers ity o f l'tah College of M edici n e s urveye d seven "skilled-care " nursing homes in Salt Lake City that housed 532 elderly patients, and they re· po rted their findings in the New England Journal of Medicine. Although they looked at homes in onl) one city , the y said they d o ubted what the y saw "r epre sents a u nique or unusual DEATH NOTICES The director of the study, Or. Richard A. Garibaldi, said that despite the pro ble m s. nursipg h om e admin istrators we r e con- scie ntious and concerned about infection . "We were not looking at dens of primitive care whe re people were treated inh umanely," he said ... At least s uperfic iaUy , the general level of care seemed to be reasonably good. I th ink it's ~uch more. s ubtle than obvious how diseases are trans mitted ." A m on g the problems t h ey found in the nursing ho mes· Turn over 1n th e non · t -Inf ections broke o ut in closters. Nine percent o f the pa- tients in one h ome h ad upper resp iratory tract inf ections. while 10 percent in another had diarrhea. -S ix discouraged workers fro m calling in sick by refusing lo pay wages during t he first three days of their sick leave. Staff-to-patient ratio was 6 to 1 during the d ay but fell to 15 lo 1 .a t nig ht. PUIUC '9TIE PUil.iC MOR:E ~ICTITIOUS aUSIMISS "CTITIOUS aUSIMISS NAME STAT•MllNT NAM• STATEM•NT l'IC'llTIOUS aUSINIU NAME STATEMENT TM loOowtne --.. del"9 ""'' wtaM: OUMN ·WE LL RUG & IJ PHOLSTE AV, 311 Ramone Pl., Costa ~ ... CA. 9262'7 Merla Antoinette Ou11n. JtO Remo,.. Pt., C:OSI• llMH, Ce ,,.V This buslNSt It c-.Cted by an 1n dh•IOll•I Meri.A Dunn Thi• slal-t was 11190 with t,_ County Cltrk of 0.-~ County°" Sep· lomber 10, t•t 1'1780• P11bll\/'9d 0r""99 Coest 0.111 Piiot Sept. 11, "·,.,Oct ), t .. I 4008-tl l'lc:TITIOUS aus1NEU HAME STATEMENT Th• lot1ow1119 ""'\ons •re 001n11 l>llllneuu. NEW WOR LO DISTR IBUTING COMPANY. s-West Ket•ll• A•enue, PUIUC MOTIE l'ICTITIOVS •USINESS NAMI STATEMENT Th• followlnQ pers.ons ere doing l>U•l.-sas SCHERBAR TH INDUST RIAL LEASING, 194t South CrOOdy Way, Santa Ana, C• '7704 Wllltem L .. S<llerl>er th, 12'22 v lew Aldgo Ad , S...la Alla, Ca. 9210S Sle•tn Leon Scllerbartll, l •OI Wlmllleclofl Way, Cost• M•H, C• .,.,. \ltvl..., Mailrw Schet"-rth, 12922 Vlt• Ak:lgio Ad. s.n11 Ane, c •. 9'170S l..a<.lre Sd'itrtNll"lh, :J,jQI Wlml>ltdon WO , Costa Mew, ca '2•2' Tiiis l>u'llneu IS'""""""' Dy .... Ill\• tncMPOl'et90 euoc1•t1cn Giiiet 1nan • pert~t/llp w1111...,. L SclllrtNlrtn Tiiis stet-I w•s 1111!<1 with 111e County Cieri! of Ortr>Vo County on See>-lemDet J, 1,.1 1'17817t P11Dtl\/'9d Or-Coast Dally PllOC S.pl. S, t2, It,?•, I'll l'l>t-tl ruauc MOR:E SERVI CE, 4127 B Hllarla We y, Vlrttfnla l 1(-™I ,.••Por1 ee.c11. C.lllornle n .. 1 Tii i• "'"'-' ,.., 111.0 wllll the Alc haro M HuQh••· '1U·O Counly C..,..,tlf OrengeCounty on Sep-P•trlc• Rd , N~wport B••cn, temt>er 14, t•t Celltorl'll• ""3 ~ IJ'llU1 Cllarlft E w-r. 411l·B ...... ,.. Pvbll-OrallQI CollSI Deity Piiot, Way N_.,e...ui Callfornta ta.J Sept". Oct J to 1"1 •ISH t Tfth l>Utlneu ts 'condll<led 1>y e 1------------veneral Pttrtnersl\lp. AIC,,.rdM.H\lllfln PUIUC tem:E Tlllt --• wes flied with -1------------Counly Cten al Or•noe Coumy °"Sec>· tem ber 11. t•1 ~171-Publl....., Or-C-lt Dally Pllol, l'ICTITIOUS •USINIESS NAME STATIMINT The IOI-no per-. It ooino lllltl MU., Sept It, •. Oct l, tO, 1'11 .. , .... , POLARIS FOR HAIR & SKI .... !70 ------------1 E 17tll St,..I, Costa MHa. C•llf0tnla P'UIUC NOTICE "1c:TITIOUS •ustNESS NAME STATEMI NT f,,. 1o11ow1nv .,.,_, ts OOl~g t>u••· r\itl\.,, LOWBID INSTALLATIONS, l511 LelllQfl Pl , CO\te Mew, Ca '7•2' Ttmotlly Wuton CtoOer, Un Lehigh Pllln, Costa -w, C• .,,,. Tiii• l>ullneu I• conoucc.o l>y an In· OIYIOUal Tim Cr0<t1.er '1•l7 Polin• Pu ttyllllk, 1000 Los Coyot~s Cl . Fou111e1n Valley. Calllornla '71119 Tl\11 l>uMneH Is Conduct..:! by en In· dlvlduel PollN f>vsl'(lnlk Tlllt •lat-I was llltll •1111 t"° Counly Oer1l OI 0r.._ Couftlv on Set>-ttmber 17. 1'11 """" Publlsllf(I Orenva C:O.st Dally Piiot, Sept. "· 21>, Oct ), 10, 1•1 •11J.-1 K..\TAfl,\Z, r114 1ooow1no pe.-. ts do!,,. wtl· The tot-lno pertoftt ••• 0011'19 neu•t butl1Mu•: Or•nve, CA'7 .. 7 ------------Tiiis tllll•motnl ••• f1ttd will\ '"* County Cle•!< tlf Or-County on ~ P111UC Mm:£ LEO:"..\ ~1 K \T \Fl1\/, resident or f"ount.11n V:illt•\ Ca. PasM'U aw;n on St•p le m bt•r 24 191\1 Sun I\ t>d ll\ h er u .n 1g htl'r' \'11 g1n1a f:d'ol. J rch of ... uttnt,11n \'Jiil•\ ('a Pa1 rtt·1J Wh it<• ctf Laguna Bt•J1·h Ca ~ ~randchtldrt'll Ro~,lr)' \HI' recited on f''nda} l'\ cnin~ JI Di lda\ Brothl'r' ~lor1 11,1n '\1rm1inal :\fas-. "11! hl• h1·ld on S.ll urduy. Sl·ptt•m bt.>r 2ti, 1981 at !l OOA~1 al ttw lloh Spirit Chun ·h f'·ou nta1n Va llcv. Ca Cra\t".illl' ser\'ic.e s will hl· hvld at 11 OOA M at Good ~twpht•rd Ceml'lc n ll u n11n g l nn BelH'h. Ca T>1rt•1•ll•cl b~ l>tl da y Broth.:r.., Murtu.ir\ (.'Impel Talbt!rt :11111 Bl•,11·h . 1111 n t 1n g l n11 lh• at' h (.' ..i IM2 i77t KING f'R1\NC I S WILLIA M 1 FRANKi KING. age 75, re stdent or HunllnKton Reach, Ca. P assed awu' on Thurs da\'. Scpleml>l'r 24 1981 al tht• P ac1f1ra llo!>pttal follo\\ lnl: a length) 1llnl'SS Mr King was horn 1n Finley, Ohw on i\u~ust I!>. 1906 He O\\ nell and operated se veral otl least·~ in llu n1inglo n Beach, Ca for many years Belo\'ed husband ur Alma Kane: or llttntington Beach, BUSINESS CARDS TOMARROW, A. P. WOROPRO~ESSI NG IOlt Brloso Orlw. S..lte Ul2, Cotte SERVICE, t6G a.-•ldl/bf'., Hllftl· -... Calllomle mv 1119ton 8Mcll. ea • .,... Cynthia lllllal'I Atpln•all, 11S Alicia A. PMU & Craltl S. Parlet, Wlchta Avenue, •~. H111'11ln9tol'I ll11t!Mtnd end wife, Ila llroollttoe Or., Beact1, C~lfornla '2..a H.""111'1111.., a.c11,<A. ~ Thts -tnea ts c--by an,,.. Tlllt ~ It G~-by tn-dlv ld11al dlvlduets (Hllltlencl ~Wife) Cvntlll• A19tnwall Allele "· Pa..-.1 Tlllt tlat.,._I •U fllod wltll It-. Cral9 $. Per11t County c1e..-. ol O<-C-IY on ~ This st-. Wti lllod with the tember '4, t•t County Clertc ol Or-County Ol'I ~ ~t71Ut l•mber 74, t•t Pubtttllld °'-Coest Dally PllOI, 1'1716U Sept. l,, Oc1 J, 10, 17, t•t 4!0C>41 Publl\/'9d Or._ C-11 Dally PllOt Sept. ,., Oct 3, 10, 17, t•t .,st-41 P111UC •JTlC( PUIUC MOR:£ l' a I d a u g h t e r M ,.CTtT1ovs aus1•1ss K a thl·nne Ktnjo( or Hunt· NAMI STATEMENT Nl•l77 111 g11111 Bl'.'ach Ca 3 sons Th• 1o11ow1no .,.,_. ll dotnv t111s1-STAT•MENT O~ W i 111 u m F K 1 n g o r ,,. .. ;~·0Fess10NAL REPRESEN· ~:::::::~~;~~ <'am phell Ca . Richard M TATIVES OF souT HERN aus1N1SS,.AME King <tnd Thomas C. King CALIFORNIA. tS602 Gre1-n Sl••I. Tiie toltowll'l(I ~ ...... etleft. . Hunll~ BH<ll, C.llloml• t »ft _. Ille "" ol tfl4I ftctltlovl l>Utlneu bolh Of <.:Ost.a Mesa. Ca · al!.O Mlci..1 L.lwson llrad'f, 11tt2 Pofl.. n•m• SHAMROCK PAINTI NG •I s u r v I Y I n g a r e I 0 IMrosa, Sen!A Alie, California 9%101 2'40-H Gr act Lene, c ... 1a MHa, cA l!randchtldren. friends m ay Thts blltlnet.t ls c~ by •ft in. tt•u. . II h p· B h dlvldual Th• flcllll<Mn butlll4U neme ,.. r a al 1 e 1erce rot C'rs Ml,....i L 11ra0v iarred '° -wn 11190 tn Coullty on HOWAR D LJIUNEA, SOH Alcler Ir vine. CA '711S BERNARD JOSEPH McENTEE. ~Pacifica, Peclflc Beacn, CA 92t0. Th" l>usl,,.u ts conductea l>y • (>eneral ptl"IMnlllp &...nerd JoSeph Mc Ent-. Thi• •lal-t wb 11190 wilt\ tt-. County Clfrk or Orenoe County on Sepl, 10, t99t. ANN CMEllll aROWN, ATTORNEY AT I.AW 4JIEHIK•M41•A....,W, Stoll• t it Oren .. , CA ttt.t7 1'17NN Publlsf'led Oran<;ie Coast Dally Pltot, Sept 12 " 76, Oct 3. 1991 .io.o.lt l'ICTITIOVS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie lollowlng ... ,sons are dotn9 .... ,.,,. .... NORGE VILLJIGE, 270.E. 17th SI Cotta Me.w, Ca 92&17 Gong Kun Riii, ll Alonclre, lrvl11a, Ca ~271• Chun 5-1 R ... , ll •tonora, trvi11a, C• 9271' ~m it hs MorluJrV rrom This n~ was 11190 wltll 11'9 0<1-rS.tm . ------------.12 OOPM 10 6 OOrM -On Fn Counly Cler11tlf0r&'I09 C.-YonS-WILLI AM E. RHODES, 1445 day. September 25, 1981. The temt>er u, "'' ,.111... s ... mroc:-Ulna, cai.-sa. CA 92••· ..., AUDREY E. RHOD ES, 1'4S _,----------.:-Hot~ Rosary will be recited PvblltMdOr-CMst D•llY Pllot, si..mroc1'1..ant.Costa 1NM,CA9'1'216 Tiiis butlt>HS Is conducted bV en In Ol~ldllat Gonlf Kun R•ll This ital-I WU 11190 with '"' County Clertc tlf Oranoe County on Sep.. ""'"' 10 ..... "HCI U OTHHS SMITHS' MOITU.utY 627 Main SI Hun11ng1on Beach 536·6539 "•ClfiC VllEW MfMOllAL 1'.utk Cermtery Mortuary Chaoel·Crematory 3500 Pac1t1c. View Drive Newpcrt Be ach 644·2700 McCOIMICll MOH UAllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAalOI UWK-MT, OLIVIE Mortuary • Cemelery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 l"tUClHOTHfAS la&.llOADWAY .,.OITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mes3 642-9 150 MUI IBGUOM IMTH&nmtlU WUTCU .. C.HAP'll 421 E 17th St Costa Mna $4&-9311 1'17Mt1 Publl"*' Or..,~ C-sl Dally Piiot Sept. 12, It,,., Oct. J, , .. , 4077-•t on Friday. September 25. 5ep1.26.0ct.>.10,11,1•1 ns1'4t Tlll•buslflH.s wti c~by- 1981 at 8 OOPM at SS Simon 1nc11Vtoua1 & Jude Catholic Chort'h ••llJCl!lftTVIE wi111eme.R~ rv """'"" Audrey E. A._. where the Mass of Christian Tiii• ... ...._. wH 111.., •tth .,,. ,,,IUC NOTICE Huri al will be celebrated on ~lc:TITIOUS eus1NH S County c1ar11 o1 <><•no-County on S d S 2 MAM• STAT•MINT Sepl ?2, "" • atur ay, eplcmber 6. Th• ,.1._1119 ~uotts .,... doing ~ 1981 al 9 30AM (ntermenl butl,,..us. Pul>llllled Orange Coast Dally Piiot, ~ICTITIOUS auStNU S will be a l (i ood S h e p · llRISl'OI. NAUTILUS, JO:a3 Soutll ~.26,0ct.J,10,17,t•t 42.eMI NAM•STAT•M•NT h e rd c emetery 11 u n t . llrtstol, <:at• MMe. Cellfoml• t1'2' Tll• follo•lno persons are dotng ' . o ... to H T..,.,, t"04 Owrlalle l>lltlneu as ington Beach. Ca In heu or l • .... lall•F..-.st.C.llflwl'll•tlUO PUil.iC MOTICE CES INVESTMEN TS. un flowe rs the family requ,ests Rotand CartMM'I. Utt Plrav11•. F11tleftOl'l A.,.. Colt• Mesa, c... "2421 ~onlr1but1ons be made t«? the C•;~~=~= cOftclucted 11., 1 ,,CT1T1oU1 au11Nns was~n'v~::: ,.E:!~~~1!':~. ~ St Vincent DePaul Sortety, 99,.,.,.1 ~p NAMIJTAHMENT 9262t 180 South Cypress, Orange. O.vlclH. Ttddff Th• tottowtnv penon• ••• clotne BoblleAnne s..11c1c1, 1.,. -.,...,.. Ca 92668 Pierce Brothe rs Tiiis 11e1_. •n 111..s ••tll t11e l>U•IMue.. Aw .• 5"<• a>, Coli. Meta. c.. nw Smiths' Mortuary directors c-ty Clertc GI Ora1191 c.ur.ty on Sic>-CAlll'OtllNIA CUSTOM SH IRTS, Tiiis _.,,."It C-.cltd by .. -.. 36_6 .. ..,, tember 2.4, 1•1 .,,..... »11 w Hartl•tl. Santa Ana, ea. 91104 lncOf'llOtet.d •HOClatlofl ott-.r "'-" • ., ~ ....,., ~ ,_, J•tn9S E. R~n. UQS\'i W, pertnaulllp. . MOULTRUP Publl...O 0r.,.,.. c-Dally Pilot, 811i.ea lllvd., 9atbM, Ce. '1M1 Christin. E. ste....,s LOrS MOULTRU P, resl· Sept.2',0ctJ,10.o,t'9I fMMt. JaMH 8 . w1nc1sor, 120Sl'i vit. Tiit. '""-' .... 111ec1 wltll"'" Ba111oa 111w., BalbNI, ea.'*' Cevrrty a..-."' o.-. c...nt.,...., ~ den~ ot Costa Mesa. Ca. _,,. -Thh llllltlneu ts c_Cl.., by • 1emt1wJ. l"1 Passed away on September r-..u. ""'"'' ..,..,.,.,.,_.,. ,,1,.,, 23, 1981 She Is survived by J-•· .__...,., Pvbu"*' 0r-. c-11 o.11y PllOI h 1 J l'IC'TlT10UI au•tN•ll Tllll ~ w .. flied wltll "" Set>I. s. 12. "· 26. ttltl ,.,.... er c h ldre n a m es T . •AMCSTAH,.MT C011l'ltyC1ettootOr.,.OoufttvM S.. 1------------Moultrup or Costa Mesa. Ca Tiie tetlowtnt ,__ •r• detnt tember 24. 1•1. NI.JC "1lCE and Jane Ann Havens ot 11111111,.,.u •: Pvbll...,. er.,.. ee.n o.i~'= ------------ Santad hAftlda Heighdts. Ca • 7 JEwE"i.:.~ ~1~ ~;:_,~ • .. :.,:. s..,i "· ou. 1, to, 11.1•1 cnMt ,,ICT'tnou.ausi ... u gran c 1 ren an 2 great-Newpo,,...,.,c.t!Mn\latwe ,,.....__________ lllAMlllTATWM•1tT grandchildren. Graveside Sllllldt H, llld O•lorH R, ruu tlTEE Th• followt119 ,.,._, .,.. 001119 services will be held on Kr111.otf1JTW/110t.2at1....,.ac1era1 ____________ 1111t111ess .. : Saturday September 26 A,,_,OeN""'"',c:.l ......... HUt ON•·DAY AUTOMOTIVE ' ' Tlll1 ....,._Is~_., M I~ MS•W CA8'8, 81lAKI & E\.ECTllllCA&.. 17" 1981 at lO!OOAM et Rose oivldvel PICTlnoutM1S111•• wut Ket .. 1• An1111e, untt No. •. Hills Memorial Park. s" I . I d. H . NNMITATCMCMT Oranoa,C..'*7 642-4321 . l)jr~d t1r coll«t, to IU~,,. f4' JIOUT • honi~town pcq>er, IM ... Daily lillt Services under the direction KruttM11/0tlwetA.1C,,,.,..... Tiie .. ,_,,,. ,..._, a,-• dolft• James H. stwinOl'I, »• ,.,,..u.m, ... , 8"1 8 . h •. Tiiis ............ WM ........... , .. Mlflftt .. : e ..... c.. v a l:t ergeron-Sm1t ~ c.umy~OIOr-.C:..VIMI ,.._ 1..UllC•HIOHLAN OElll. 17Ut Wllllam .,...,_, ltlOS .... ,..,., Tuthill Westcllff Chapel -••U.ttitt Olltena A-,lrvllM,CAttm. 1.ene.OW11-.ea '11101 Mo rtu11ry of Costa Mesa. '"17'611 LUiK-HIOHl.AND••. • tltftl-Art!Mlr lut""•"· ,,, ••••ana 646-9371. ~ ..... 0.-..c..a..I Oelly "'""-pert_....,, .IOtfff 0. LUS« & .oft, Otl,,., """"91Hcll,c;a,faUI ~.•,Oc:LJ, 11, 11, t•l ~1 General rertl'larL 17SSO Olllettt Tiii• llllltl""J II COfldu(lff by 11------------_...-------------t '4-. ININ, CA "1714; a Callfomla .. Nfll ~Ip __... Ntlv .. ..,,..., 't1111 _..._, It (Ofld~~ by • Tlllt "9tefNM -fl1" wl .. U. llfftf1" .,.,._ Mjl, C-Cy Otn; !If Or .... Ce\ll'lty Ml S.. JOHH O. Lvtac & SOM. .....,_, IO, 1"1, IUc"'"' T • Dttlll, lee,..,,. Altlt CM•a1 alllOWN TMt -.-. -,. ..... ~ .,. ,. • .., ..... C-tl' °"11 ., Or ..... C-y ... • .. K-... ..._ ..... lt."91 ..... .,, "'"" .ea. ... ,,,.,,. ... °' ..... C... Defty ~.... Pvltli.... e>.,.. C6efl Oe(ty Pl Setlf. M, ~ t.. 10, 11, 1~ 00 .. f ~. ll. It, .. Oc'I i, 1•1 .. , .. , --~~...-~~~~~~~--~-~~~~~~~~~__, .. l'ICTITIOVS aUSINHS HAME STATEMENT The lollowln9 persons ere doing l>Uslneuas VIKINC. CATERING SERVICE, 10641 El Aelelente Founleln Velley, Catllornoa t'l?OI 8emardu5 v.., LI., lvlct presl dent, T~wrerl, 10..2 Et Adelanto, Fountain Valley, ca111ornle '770I Tllf'ld Vell Ll~r tprn~nl), 10642 El Ade lenle, Fo11nlaln Velley, C elllornla '1 IOI fhls l>USl,,.st h conduct.a l>y • ge,..,., e>artnerslllp Bef'Nt'OUS ••II lier ThlS 11.i...-1 was fllod with the county Clerk ot Orange County on AllVVSI S, 1 .. 1 1'1'7117 Publts/Wd Or-Coast Dally PllOC, SaPl 5, 12, t•, 26, 1991 3'90-tl PUIUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOVS auStNEU NAME STATEMENT The lollowlno per_, Is OOlnv l>Ust 'leU•• THE GREAT OUTDOOR FUR NITURE FACTORY, 11;"2 F'"1 Ln • HuntlngtOI\ S.ecll, Ce 92.._ EllltWlesel, 21J9'1 Fleel Ln . Hunt. inoton 8eech, ea . ., .... Thi• butlneu I• condllcted by an In 1l•ldual EllleWtesel This swt-1 wes lllod will\ Ille :ounty Cieri! tlf Or-.ge County on s.p.. t•m11et 10. '"' '17N17 Publl~ 0r._ Coan Delly Pilot ;.pt 12, ... 2•. Oct J, ... , 4010-tl N ... IH ~ICTITIOUS aUSINISS •AMa STAT•M .. tT TM fOttowtno ~rtoftt ere doln11 llu•lnenas L D 1.. i.n1 Mlttlken, 1rvlfte, Catllornla '2'7U LIG HTI NG OISTRtauTORS INC., STATE OI' INCORPOR'4TION, (Al.IFORNIA, "'" MlllHlen, Irvine, Callferl'l!a m1a Tiii• buM-.. Is conc11<WO by • cor· PO••llen. LttMlno Dl•r ""*'"· t nc R .. .,._,_ PrMIOtnl Tlllt ltelef'Mflt wa 111.0 wltll ... c-•Y C19'11 °'Or.,,.. C-y.., _. t.nllter 14, t .. t. ,,,,... PuOtl"'" er-. eoett 0..11., rttM. Sept. "· •• Old. J, '°' ·"" .. ,..., PUIUC ~( temt>er 3, 1tt1 -"".""".,......,---------rnwn NOTICE OF DEATH OF Pu111 • .-Or•"lllt c-st D•llY P1101 RENNIE HOPPER AND Sept s, n .... ,., ,,., miMl OF PETITION TO AD· PUlllC MOR:E l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIEU NAME $TATEMI MT The lollowlnv persOfls are 001n9 l>USIMU as SISTERS, 732 Htmlllon Street, Cost• ~s.. Calltornl• •:1t27 J-t R. Steward, 1l2 H•mlllon S1roe1, Costa ~ ... C•llfornlt ••11 Joyce L Jone\, 1105 West Atmono Avenue. O<anoe, ea111orn1e •:awe Tllll business Is conctuc ltd l>y " gene r •• Pilrtllenhl p J-IR !.t-aro Tlll5 ""'-' w•s lllod .. nn ,,,. County CMrll tlf Oranoe Coul'lty °" ~ temt»r •. t,. I MINISTER ESTATE NO. A 110336. To all h e irs , beneficiaries, credit ors and contingent creditors of Ren nie Hopper and person s w ho may be otherwise interested in the w ill and/or estate : A petition has been filed by Fr ank J . Waters In the Superior Coort of Ora nge County requesting t h a t Frank J . Waters be ap- pointed as per s o n al l't1ttM represen t ative to ad-Pu1>11111eo °'-coast °"11r Pilot, minister the estate of Ren-!>ept s. 12. 19, 26, '''" ms.ti -----------• nle Hopper (under the In '11 lllC MOTICE dependent Administration of Estates Act). The peti~ ~•CT1T1ousa1.15tNHS tlon is set for hearing In: NAME STATEMENT De pt. No. J at 700 Civic ,,.!~.1.o11ow1no person is 001n11 t>ust· Center Drive, West, In the SUNSET DESIG N ASSOCIATES, c i l y 0 f s ant a An a . oo.t "'-torY 0r1w w , ttewpor1 California on October lA, I B .. c ... ea 92..o 1981 at 9:30 a .m . j Hui lier L Keir Perras, 404 IF YOU OBJECT t Promontory Or i .. w., Newport 0 the BH<n.ca.'17MD granting of the petition, 1 Tiiis 11us1nes, ts conc1uc1.a by .,., ,,.,. you should either appear div'-• .... , ... , l l(elr·Porr•• at the hearing and state ! T111s •i.tt...-1 w .. 111te1 •lln t"' yo~r obj~ctions or file, County"•"' o1 o.-County o,., s. w ritten ob1ectlons w it h thel 1em11er1, t'9t ,11 ... cyourt before the hearing.: Pv1>11..,_, 0ranve c-s1 o.11v Piiot . our appearance may be1 S.PI s. n. t•. '•· 19tt JttUJ in person or by your at- ru1uc NOR:£ torney. IF YOU A R E A CREDITOR or a con t· l'ICTITIOUS •USINHS ingent creditor of the de- NMll STATaMENT ceased, you must file your ~':: .. ~0~~1,.. penol'ls •~• dolne claim with the court o r THE w1LLOWS LTD.,• cat1fefnl• p re sent it to t he personal Llm1M4 p_,,_..1111p, 1m2 "'"'""' represen tative a ppointed c1rc••. 1rv1rw,Ce111om1ett11• by the court within fbur S111'1llOW•r Pr11"111u Inc., • th f ~ ea1110<nta <.,,,..,..-, t"'2 511,,_. mon s rom th e date o, e1rc1•, ,,..,..,., c:.i11on11a m t4 first Issuance of letters as JaMH lllMatd Wlltt•. Gtl'l•tal rrovlded In Section 700 of p.,,,,.,,.avact1tMl1e111et,Ntw-t h e P robate Cod e o f eeec11, CallftWIMa nwo J-R.WMtie Callfornla. T he time for Th•• ~ -111e1 ,,.,., ._ filing c laims will not eit· c-tv c-of Dr•nea e_, °" rilre p rior to four months '4119111t u. t•1. ,.,...., rom the date of the hear· P111>1•-~-. eoast 0.11, P11ot. Inv noticed a bove . 1eo1. 1',a,Oc:t.>, to, i.. .isw1 YOU MAY EXAMIN E "~~;:::~·:::' the flle kept by the ~ourt . T.,. ....... ,. ..,._, •• ••111 ~ •ta If you a re Interested In the tiu11~~:'~Ns, HAtto111Aves • a.------------1 estate, you m ay file • re- IOAN. Maruu,.,11 Ao•,.,••· mo "'::.::C:!:'::::' Qu1est with the court to re- Wn ter1, rlect, N-perl llH Cll, Tiie ~ llM'IM I• --IMI-Ce Ve $pecla l not l~e of the Cll...,,......, ,.. ... ,: lnven~ of estate aste~ "kMM & .... -MMe. Inc., TMl..U £NT'11111rlllllH, MIS and of the petitions BC• r.,C:l::'."9~=~=·:; ~T1:~:.::.••'· Cotte Mesa, counts and r e p o rts m.o LI.-.........,.,, MAllllfO AO. described In Section 1200.S, T1111bllllMu lHoftcl11(1'°1tYec•· o"aui 1S4IO ......., c.u -... of the C.llfomla P~te ,. • .,.... PldfOfll & ...,.,_ -.. ~":.:.~a':::""' ......._ Code. l!K. Inc. TM• ...... ,,~.,"'~ NOSMm•n, ~, & Tiit• .... '?:.!:..... "':::;.,";"=.,. •1111We1. MartaitA..,_,. at Uw,. ....,__,, ..... *""-Atta· =~:::::.J ~ '-'' °""' flf ~-"" c.owitv 9ft ""' ........ -tn• ... ... I 0 """"*'to,. Hit ~= (..,._ of Oreflll c-fy ... $. ... I '11Mn tS. *'· ~ Lei A... C • P11-llMIH OrMleo CHtl OallV p~ 1 ... (ftm-&11 PU ....... U. tt,-.Oct • .J, 1"1 .......... er_.. ClMt!I Delly~ ~~t.liiiii ........... tt,lt,Ott.-.lt.t•t • 4tl1'.ft ........ -~- -~-~~-----------------....-----------~ ...... _..._... ______ .... _______________ ._ ........................ .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, September 28, 1981 Af' ......... Humphrey J Donnelly Ill. who ho.s worked as a custodian. and mayor of .Vewport. R I /or the past 10 years. Wtll leave his mayoral of/ice Oct 31 ·Rhode Island mayor \to end dual lifestyle , NEWPORT, R.I. CAP) -When : Humphrey J . Donne lly Ill's day as a 'custodian ends, it's not unusu.al for him to trade his work clothes for •formal attire and welcome wealthy and celebrated visitors to his city. But the dual lifesty le is about lo .end for the five-term mayor. He leaves offi ce Oct. 31. an apparent vie· tim of the anti-gambling fervor that earlier rebuffed a casino gambling proposal for the resort town. "You ser ve the people. If they don't want something, they don't want it. It's as simple as that," he said with a shrug, sitting in a sparse- ly furnished office in the Newport El ectric Corp. 's m aintenance garage. The City Council elects one of its three at-large members to serve in the unpaid, largely ceremonial post of mayor, so Donnelly's last-place finish among the four at-large can- didates in a recent city election ended his tenure as Newport's "of- fi cial greeter." The day-to-day ad- ministrative chores are handled by a c ity manager. Donnelly, a Democrat, handled his job with aplomb for 10 years. He r ecalls wel coming Queen Elizabeth II to Newport during the 1976 Bicentennial festivities and the King and Queen of Sweden to the 118> America's Cup ball. But he discounts as apocryphal the stor y that h e m et the British monarch with the words, "Welcome Elizabeth the Second I'm Humphrey the Third." Donnelly, invariably referred to by the nicknam e "Harp," laughed and shook his head about his supposed comment. "That was just something I said later to somebody as a joke I would never have said that to her." He said there is no doubt, however, that being on the wrong side of the 10-year debate over gambling was the primary reason for his downfall. Initiall y, he stayed away from the merits of gambling and wanted only to put the issue before voters. But last faJI he went further and s upported the Massachusetts busi- nessmen behind the plan. Backers. like Donnelly, said the casino would be a revenue bonanza. Opponents claimed it would tarnish the city's image as an elegant s um- mer haven for the yachting set and wealthy socialites. RhQde Is la nd already has a greyhound Lrack, a jai alai fronton and a state-run lottery. The question cam9 down to a non- binding ballot question about chang- ing the zoning status of a harbor island to a ccommodate a single ca sino. The referendum was shot down by a 4·1 margin last November. Afterward, Donnelly said he was yielding to the will of the voters, but it was too late to erase his associa- tion with the proposal. Donald Booth, president of the antl- gambling Citizens Concerned about Casino Gambling, said he admired the way Donnelly presided over ' Newport's recover y after the Navy removed its fleet from the city in 1973. He said he bas "mixed emo- tions" about Donnelly's departure. "He was a popular figure and 1 think that underlines dramatically • the opposition of Newporters to the idea of casinos coming In and taking over ," Booth said. Donnelly is noncommital about his political future but said he plans no further involvement with casino in- terests. Will the proposal be revived? "I don't think so. It seems to me that's not what the people want." But Booth said the issue has been laid to rest only for the time being, and his group will remain watchful for any revival. 'Tm sure the hungry people will be back again," he said. Guidelines on access for disabled extended WASIDNGTON (APJ -An obscure federal agency has delayed a de· cis i on on whe ther to a bolis h guidelines. adopted in the last days of the Carter administration. that re- quire federal buildings be accessible to the disabled The Architectural and Transporta· lion Barriers Compliance Board, which had been expected to rescind the guidelines. voted unanimously to extend until Nov. 6 the period for public com ment on its intended move . But the board agreed not to enforce the guidelines, which the Reagah ad- ministration has bra nded as ex- pensive and burdensome, while it is taking comments. The board has 11 members from the federal government, most of whom s upport abolishing the regula- tions. and 11 from outside of gov- ernment, most of whom want the rules retained. Board chairman Mason V. Rose met with a representative of Vice President George Bush and agreed that the board members should further discuss their differences before taking action. The regulations were designed to implement a 1968 law requiring gov- ernment facilities be made accessi- ble to the 35 million disabled Americans. In a preliminary vote July 10, a majority of the board members in- dicated their opposition to the regula- tions. Both sides believe the same 12-10 margin against the regulations is still intact. Al issue are a lengthy and complex set or rules that apply to new con- struction, additions or alterations at lederal buildings or to newly leased buildings for federal agencies. The Reagan administration says tbe rules would be too expensive to Implement. But supporters or the regulations note that Conaress Instructed the boanl in 1m to set the mlnlmum ac- cen pidelinet ror feet.re.I 11encles. Americau have upreuect their •PP«t of lbe recuJ•t.ions. Of U. l ,251 public COID1n4nt.a ,.._ eelved. l ,118 or ta ~t 1Uppon.ed the guidelines and only 52 or 4 per- cent opposed them outright. The oth e r s favored modifying the guidelines or adopting a set or reg- ulations similar to them The guidelines also have some sup- port in Congress. Sen. Alan Cran ston, D-Calif., was asking colleagues to co-sign a letter protesting the pro- posed recission. But t he fate of the regulation seemed clear. The 12-member ma· jority opposed to the rules included the 11 federal agency representatives who ser ve on the board al the pleasure of lhe president and one J)ublic member who has been against the regulations from the start. President Reagan has proposed that the board go out of business al the end of this current fiscal year. But Congress, in the first round of budget activity, agreed to extend its life at least one more year and al- located $2.8 million. Its fate is uncertain in light of the latest round of budget cuts proposed by the administration. lo chosen 'sister moon' HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) -They may have problems finding pen pals or malting cwtural excbulea, but Hutcbimon olficlala have decided to adopt a "sister moon," the cosmic equivalent of a sbter city. It ell started when atatf memben ol-tbt kansas Coamos,PlieJ"i "and Dis- covery Center", 1n Hutchin.son were looking at photographs or lo, one of Jupiter's moons. "W~ were Just Jotine around one day and said, 'Hey, why don't we make Io a ailter moon,"' said Mary Jane ButleT, i>rocram dl.rtdor for l.be tourist llUl'ldloo CS.veioped with hel~ from N~. She has 'certain touch' Animal rehabilitator has knack for aiding creatures ALBANY. NY . (AP > - Orpb.ned raccoons. blrda with broken wi ngs and survlna squirrels have a friend ln Fraya Kuti. The people on her block caU her "the lady with the dogs" and bring wayward toads and stray frogs to her door. Ms. Katz is one of 130 state· licensed animal rehabilitators, charged with treating animals in distress. Her skills are not the kind you learn in a school. ··You could be a biologist and still not have the slightest idea what to do when your baby rac- coon s tarts screaming in the middle of the night. No one can tell you what a broken wing feels like," she says. "Warmth and nouris hment , touching and cuddling -that's what they need. Without this, they will literally die of loneli- ness.·· Treating a wild animal re· quires a "certain touch" you either have or don't , the 39-year- old woman adds, as baby rac- coons scamper at her feet and a young bird test s its hopping ability on her back porch . "I smell good to animals - that's not something that can be trained," Ms. Katz explains. As a child growing up in Rochester, Ms. Katz knew she had the "touch." To her family, however, her early afreclion for a nimal s was considered "bizarre." ''To urban dwellers, animals are something that live on farms and that you eat," she says. A veterinary sciences major at Michigan State University. Ms Katz switched to English after discovering that she faint- cd ·'at the sight of blood.'' She ta1&ght colle~e · leve l Enelish nine years . "All the time I was teaching l sti ll wanted to wo rk wlth ..animals. But I never felt this was something 1 needed to do for a career -it was too much fun,'' she says. Ten years ago, she became an un paid "rehabber" for the De partment of Environmental Conservation. Ms. Kati's city home is s uited only to young animals. When her patients reach adolescence, they are transferred to an animal re- "No one can tell you what a broken wing feels like." habililator's home in the country whe re they begin the readjust- ment to freedom . All animals saved by ani mal rehabilltators are returned lo their natural habitat. Suzy squirrel was one of the animals brought to Ms. Katz' at- tention. An elderly couple dis· covered Suiy lying near a con- struction site, where she had fallen about 30 feet. The squirrel about seven weeks old was teeming with rlea s, practically bald, un - conscious and near death. Her dehydrated body rejected milk, and she slipped in and out of consciousness. Ms. Katz bundled her charge warmly and substituted fructose and water for the milk formula she'd been getting. Within hours. Suzy began to show signs of lJle Suzy spent weeks sleeping on a heating pad in an aquarium in the Kati kitc hen. She was checked by a veterinarian and soaked in a special flea powder bath. As she grew stronger, Suzy took to burrowing into the pockets of clothing, where she would nap. In a !ew weeks, Suzy was transferred to the country to "wild up" for her return to freedom. "She was in a tree when I next saw her. It was two or three weeks later and l was sure she would not remember me. But she jumped onto my shoulder and began licking my face. She had that type of affectionate personality," Ms Katz recalled. Raccoons are problem pa· tients, Ms . Katz says They ex- hibit the characteristics of children --they are noisy and curious -as well as childhood a ilments like diarrhea, colds and s tomach aches. Animal rehabilitators can be subject to more than 150 types of diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. And the psychological stress of being doctor: parent and nurse to the animal kingdom also takes its toll. ·'There is nothing harder than lis tening as an animal screams itse lf to death through the night," says Ms. Katz. She warns that those who at- tempt animal rehabilitation with an eye to "good works" will soon become disenchanted. "They'll find the m selves depressed, overtired, resentlul. and grouchy the firs t time they have a houseful of rabbits or screaming wood ducks." A ......... Treatmg a Wild animal requires a certain touch . according to Fraya Katz. part of a groW1ng movement of volunteers who tend to nature's creatures. like · Lorene" the raccoon . when they need help Poverty proof to he required / ,c• .,., +~ .. 1> c<· ~c ~'~ \; ,,.~ (; .... e•., •:5Y 0 / / :. " / \.c -»"/ ~~,,,~ ~~ » ·o'' \.c ,~ / ~~~\.~-;. c~~~ ~,,~~ '"~ c•~~ ~~·~\; ~c "· Free medical care to stop for vets who can't afford it / "'~c ~~ of the 15 million veterans who r ~· \.~O WASIDNGTON <AP) -The Veter ans Administration plans to stop giving free medical care to former s~rvice.men just because they say they can't af- ford it. But requiring proof of poverty, says one veterans spokes man is tantamount lo "giving a vet the third degree.'' When the policy takes effect, by J an. 1, more than 3.15 million veter\ns accustomed to free care at VA hospitals will ha<te to go elsewhere for treatment. The Veterans Administration has approved a regulation, sub- ject to clearance by the Office of Management and Budget, that will require many veterans to prove that they are unable to pay for medical services and hospitalization. Some veterans' organizations are denouncing the rule. T.H. Marlow, a spokesman for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. said, "We call it giving a vet the third degree." Care will still be free for 't(elerans over 65, on Medicaid or military pensions or those whose atiments are service-related. But other.it who can afford treatment wUl no· Ioacer be cared for by the VA except tn emergencies. Under existing practice, the VA does not look beyond the "poverty oath" si1ned by veterans seeking ·care Cor non- service related conditions. It says, "I hereby affirm that I am unable to defray the necessary expeiues of the medical care !or which I am applying." The agency once calculated it would cost el1bt times more to check out a veteran's financial status than to simply treat him. But it now will look into veterans ' finances and turn away those who can pay other doc tors or hospitals. When the regulation takes ef- fect, treatment will be provided onl y for veterans from families with Income under $1S,000. Those whose spendable income after necessities are paid ex- ceeds the cost of the medical car e would also be tur.ned away. The VA may put the regula- tion into effect as soon as it bas OM B approval, or it may wait 60 days t.o collect comment from the public. ln either case, the change is expected to be in place by the end of the year. The American Legion estimat- ed that as many as 3.15 million King, Lee day shared MOBILE, Ala. <AP) -A county holiday honoring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther Kini Jr. has been created by the Moblle County Commission to coincide with the holiday honor-. ing Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The holiday, approved by a 2·1 vote, Calls on the third Monday of each January. "The people will have a choice of which day they want to call it. Lee's birthday or Dr. King's birthday." said Commiaaioner Douetu Wlcb, who ••bmltt~ the resoluuon. get outpatient car e al VA ~ ..;;..C hos pitals each year will be de-~ nied VA care when the regula· e,• .J"• tion takes effect. \; ~ Most of the million veterans ~~ • A..• who are hospitalized each year "' c~...,,. are old and poor and therefore (;•• ,~ will still qualify for free treat-.? ment. But an estimated 100,000 ~· ~"-may be turned away under the ~"' ,.,., rule, according to Robert E. ~~~~~,..~ Lyngh, direct.or of rehabilitation "' "? for the American Legion. v A spokesman Bob Putnam '"'--0 had different figure s . He ~ estimated that only 20,000 pa-» ..J..__ tients will be denied hospitaliza-4,.0: tion ; he had no estimate for the ·~41.\ V •r number of outpatients likely to "' c, ~ • be affected. , C,.., The policy is bound to put ad-..... ~00'1\~ ditional burdens on community ~· ~~ hospitals al a time when federal "'-'~ funds are becoming scarce 'b>v because of budget cuts. The VA, "'"C.. with 172 medical centers, Is the '!\,c.,~y nation's biggest health care .j.~ c.o'<- system. . ~ » ~ Marlow, the VFW spokesman, ...i'-' ~~ said his organization will oppose ~\ 1 . .l~ the regulation during the period ~ ~~ ' for public comment. Tbe Legion ~ • said it will probably wait a year • ~· to see if the rule is being harsh!~ administered and, lf so, wlU ask Congress to change lt. Conviction nixed WASHINGTON (AP) - Security at government lnltal.la· lions. overseas k betq lncr--.d as a result of the laa.t of .0 Mr· roriat attack.a a.1..._ U.S. ~· terests over the ~ year. tljj Defense Depa.rtll*rt tQt. I . ---- I • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 26. 1981 ClASSlfllD The marketplace on the Orange Coas t ... 642-5678 Nearly half of all Daily Pilot readers have used the class1/1ed section to buy or sell a product. CLASSIFIED INDEX ~-~~ ............ ~.~.~ ........ ~!!:.~~.~~ ....... ~~!::!.~~.~~.= .... ~!!!.~~.~~ ....... ~!!!.~~.~ ....... ~c:-:~~!.~~.~~ ........ ~~~~ .......... !?.~~!~~~~ .......... !!~: G1•rtl 1002 • ..,.. 1002 G.....e 1002 ~......... 1002 GHcr., 1002 G.,... 1002 ------------- l1 rtace YIMr Ad, Call 642-5678 HOUSES f 01 SALE l1tM>t•I tt.u ....... 1 .. 1.w1 f'.tlt··· ••• """ .. "'• ( •iH\t'•""• ........ tit I W(.n.lf fk•I \f.1 4tt. .......... l)o~··-u1 ••• , h iunhii.\•llt\ Uun•1rl,lt1tn kl"'" lf\I'"° ............. h l..awt•ll•lh '--'~· , ....... '41"\ .. .r1 \1"r• ~:n:~.:l•h ~ft J11&41" I Oh •U •I•• '-""• .4n .. 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DAILY PILOT.._. :~· liabllty for ttw flnt :;::· iftcorrect IHertlo• ............. , .. _, .... , ~::: 1--------1 lltt :'.,:, HCHllH for We :~:: ...................... . :~:. CffMral 1001 '" ............•..••••.••• :.::: CANNERY VILLAGE '' • 3 lots with fantastic • separate approved plans I ' for residential over rom· ,.. merc1aL 2700 sq ft ., bu1ld1ng per lot ap • 1 proved. S210,000 per lot ..... 673·6776J!_uss ... ... WON 'T BEAT TMIS! 4 Bd w 2 patios Assume 10.95'"• int. A real value S2'75.000 Tenns Patrick "" Tenore 7~ 1221 LtDOtSU NEW LISTING! Charm· mg older home in ex· "' cellent condition. comer • location, 2 Bdrm and den, with master bdrm ,.., upstairs. and fl.replace :· m living room 1375.000 ..,,, with great financing! ::·,: Call Diane Knight for ... •.. . , . .... .... more details 642-5200 j PETE J BARRETI : .. REALTY ::· 1~~~~!1!1!!~!!!!!'1'I .... LARGE HOME LlmEMONEY ••· Two story4 Bdrm. fam1 .... ly room, formal dining room. Vaulted ceilings, freshly decorated On "'' street with park Im :;;: mediate' occupancy. ••• Near So. Coast Plaza ... , .,., ., .. .. .. , ... j ·11 '~ Only Sl63,000 Call 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATE RS :'~' , ________ , •1.. HEWPOIT CRIST .::~: Attractive spacious con- ·••· do with dramatic split leve I construction and ::•, open beam ceilings "" Double attached garage ,., with opener Owner will "'' assist in fmancmg this '" immaculate 2 Bdrm. "" den condomlruum. 1.11, ,,.,, 19 heap 1dt Ct. OPEH SAT /SUH I ·5 642-5200 ••• 1 •• ... ..... ' ' .... ·. ... ,!,.. ...... ... .. .... I'!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!! I 't.J, ~; f( 41EDROOMS .... , POOL-SPA •·•· Lovely 2 story home on ·•·"' q u i et cu I de s a c . "• Eastside Costa Mesa .:: :. Secluded master suite. ::~~ ~::i~~~ =·a;dus!~~ ;:~:. Great assumable ftnanc· ,, ., ing! Only 1169,900! Call .... "'I '•h '"' for details. 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS ~:~ i--,•-.. YSH-OIES---•I 'l'•,1111 A :;:;: Authentic F re n c h "'" Normandy 4 Bdrm cot· ;:~ lage with separate ~;~: maids r oom . stone "''-' fireplaces and •P• in ;::: warm woodsy garden. .,.,, Favorable seller finonc· ~~ ing. 2601 w...,., .... OPINSAT.1·5 64Z..5200 j PETE ' BARRETI ~EAGY Sell lhillp rut wiUI Dally Pilot Want Adi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···••·················· ..............•.•...... ···········•···•······· •....•..••••.....•...•. •····•·•·····•··•····•• SHARP l IDRM! l•------•lwinter Rt.otrvoi Orms In YOUHGAND Xlnt cond . lrg ynl, nice £UBn9rHI the sun N~w I yr old 2 n1el&hborbood Assume llWtM bdrm + den, S bo, rum 9.25~. only S124,900. MANM HOU.SE with cathedral ceiling. IEAUTIFUL 2 big Rdnru and lorge den, wetbllr. neat and clean 2 car attached garage Newport Mesa Schools Walk toj Newport Beach Coif Co urse and Irvine Ranch Market. Thi:. con· do has pool, spu 11nd sauna See how far $136.900 will go' 752· 1700 Patrick Tenore 759-1221 Ull lnd11in Wells Racquet Ma&nlficent 6 bdrm. Club, Palm Sprlnas view, mansion. 72005q fl Home overlooks 14th wit.h 7 baths, 5 frplcs. Golt Hole al the Jndlan larae wine ceUar. spec· Wells GoU course Pool • flETO tacular 20' tugb entry, in front ol home Ex "II" cir cular cobblestone cellent toe. $195,000, no THE •R"'CH.•" money dn to qualified SA driveway on one full lelOO down, 13~o/c loan. acre. Special feature ts a buyer Will consider S954 PIT Towering 2 hue country club site trade for unit in Corona story, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, entertainment room del Mar. Call John family area, used brick with 2 frplcs. Now under llt'llamy 752·e5 fireplace. ctoae to the construcllOn PROPERTY m1m1 beac h. Price only M ........ ·GEMf.,.. 190.900. CalJ 546·2313 RI k .. ............... "'""' "• I C ~ Orange Co area 15 yrs • SISKDOWH • m -laf·!!I Rttr. De•doper experience Call for info ~£4jJif}im=J l'!!!!!!!~7!!l!!l-4!!!!!44!!4~lill!ll•I and ra~~J.08182 DESPllATE! 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Assume hi balance loan owe straight note You 've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE' Fantastic view of main cha nn el from home of quality construction. Rich woods throughout -all th e glass gives it class Four bedrooms. Call for deta i Is re exchanging . $1,895 million. Exclusive with William Cote. 816 CANYON Six bedroom home for the execut1\'e. Overlooks 18th f;.11rwa\ Newly decorated, guest quartei·~ and pool. Exclusive at Sl.i million Seller ,,,11 assist in financing Open Sunday 1·5 8 Cyµress Point. Big Carn on em CANYON Experience thl' pleasure of an adult c:ustom home 10 } ear:. in thl• pla nn ing . Incredible attention to detail . . elegantly proportiont.>d and poised o\Cr a three par green $1.8 million . Open Sunday 1-5 15 Royal St George LIDO ISLE Great financing on elegant four bdrm Island home. One of a kind ! Assumable loan and owner will carry. $625,000. Open Sat & Sunda~· 1·5 204 Via San Remo VILLA BALBOA Luxurious villa -newly decorated in .. easy to live with .. neutrals . Ivory carpet and tile. Large airy rooms . Arizona fl agstone patios. $148,000 assumable loan at 12', and owner will carry. S.275.000 . BAY FRONT Oppo .rtunit~ of a l1ft•ttme ~fagn1f1cent ass umablt' loans. Commanding ,·iew with prl\-:.tte pier Pm:ed for immediate salt• Call quJtkly for an appoinlmt•nt and be the lucky one' $1.850.0<Xl NEWPORT CREST Best two bedroom buy in Newport Beach. Located on a greenbelt. Features vaulted ceilings and step down hvmg room. $165.IXX>. MESA VERDE Three bedrooms and a private yard with brick BBQ on a cul·de-sac for Sl44.900. 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 Road. Umt 5 SEAVIEW Three bedroom. 2 bath home on pool sized cul·de-sac lot with city lights view. This lovelv Nantucket mooel is located in a p'rivate gated community with tennis courts and swimming pool. $250.000 available fin ancing. Best buy in Seaview . Priced for quick sale at $35.5.000. By appointment. HARBOR Rlll;E SUCCESS REALTY --~7991 Rf SIOFNTIAl Rf Al f STAlf SFIMCF5 OCEAN YIEW Lovely Cameo Shores Homes with stunnin~ view of the Pacific Ocean. 2 BR + Den Lurgl· putio '\ieel~ landi;c<1pcd Room for pool & :-.p•1 S595.000 Fl't' IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 19 I 31 IROOKHURST (at Garfield) E. HUNTINGTON BEACH f,14) 962-5585 (213) 592-1525 HUMTIMGTOH HARIOR-S52,000 This 1s not a mistake Belteve your eyes. Yes you can live in Huntington Harbour for only $.52,000, and nothing more. $.52,000 will get you lhis be<1utiful 2 bedroom. i:i~ bath mobile home . Located in a fi\'l• Star park in Huntington Harbour. Sorry Adults only. This would make an excellent retirement or vacation home. Call today ; 962-5585. MOBILE HOMES GALORE Looking for a mobile home. We have ~everal in various price ranges, styles and locations. Call Today. 962-5585. INVESTORS WANTB> /ASSUME Located on quiet cul de sac in Huntington Beach. 3 Bdrms. 13~ ba. Assume the lst at 10.45% varial)le interest rate, owe balance at 15% annual percentage rate with 20% down. Only $112,000, full price. Sllbmit all offers. 962·5585 WATERFRONT DUPLEX, WITH "ER & SUP Remodeled to new in Hr76 from <·urb to new pier includ mg custom tiled spa. stain glass & even electric powered draw drapes. 3 car garage with additional 3 car off street parking. Perfect location -$.595,000. PRICE, TERMS, LOCATION This 3 Bdrm ''D" plan in the Bluffs has it all owner says bring me an off er. Asking $234,500. Call to see. CLOSE TO IEACH Big duplex on FEE land. Askin!? only $279,000 and owner will carry wi th 25"; down . Call for details JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 N~wport Blvd., comer 30th OWNER WILL CARRY 80% LOAN! Owners are motivaled & \\ant ~o sell fast This ::.upcr sharp 3 BR is located in Huntington Beach. Close to schools. shopping & fwys. Seeing is believing. so c<1ll today for ~·our private shoMn~. 894 7521 ARE TERMS IMPORTANT? Owner w /assist in financing on this lovely 4 Bdrm 21,2 ba condo located In beautiful Huntington Beach . Priced at only Sl.09,900. This one will sell fast, so act now! Call and ask about the xlnt terms. 962-5585 HUNTINGTON HARIOUR! Looking for a home on lhe wa ter with a dock? We have many listings ranging on water from $750,000 to off water for $285,000. Call us today for prices & your private showing. 894·7521. PUSTIGfOUS ltG CAHYOH Immaculate 4 Bdrm Broadmoor Ot•umcd n•iling~ nt'tttrnl Ut'l'OI'. pool. spa. "repil. cul de sac location. ma ke this a desirable home. Asking $685,000 To see. call .............. '75-6000: 644-0452 REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 (HI Co.a•I lllgh1uv. lorona dl'I Mei WE HAYE 50 OF THE IEST USTIMGS IM TOWH 6491 EDINGER (at Edwiirds ) W. HUNTINGTON IEACH (7 14) 894-7521 (2 13) 598-3328 _... ..._ FHA fY A TERMS A lot of home for the money + great terms. 4 spat Bdrm-,. 2 ba. huge living rm . fa mily rm. sparkling pool & so much more Lotated in Huntington BeaC'h close to everything. Va<"ant & ready. Make your best offer toda):. 962·5585 A CERTIFIED IUY HOME! Owners are molivaled. Has assumable loan + owners w /carry paper. Great loc in Huntington Beach. Spotless & highly decorated. 2 BR 2 Ba, fplc. Lge living rm & only $141.950. Hurry, 894-7521 HUNTINGTON SEACLIFf Cu:;tom . double door ent ry w 1stained glass. Highly customized. Lge master suite w ;fplc, custom pla ntation shutters in family rm. Owner w /consider helping fina nce. Only S2fi4.SOO .Ju~t listt-d . so hurry Lovel,v English countr)' estate combining classic design wj.th form al elegance and traditional old world c harm . Cust om four bedroom, four bath home with every amenity and view of ocean, bay and city lig hts. One million dollars in assumable financing. Full price $1.700,000. By appointment ca••• •1••1 2075 San Joaquin Hlll1 Ad. Acron from lfO CANYON • Newport Beach MO-sm Tuesday, Sept. 29 • 7:30 pm 19131 Brookhurst (at Garfield )_ The making of a professional. A presentation on Coldwell Banker s nation$11y recognized Fast Start .. and field training programs. Whether you are licensed or unlicensed, don·t miss this opportun ity to ~et the answers about your future in real estate. We loo~ forward to meeting you. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMPANY ' ' q Garage 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 has unusual 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 auctions and secondhand sales (check the classifieds for comparisons), but high enough so you can come down a little when someone shows interest. Rockinq chairs, 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 nnt on clothes except for unusual items, which should be tagged with an explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flowers. dress worn by Mae West)." Applianc~s. These wi II sell for a fair price only if they work. No one w i 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 on 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. II 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 specif!c 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 sign s • 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 II signs. Be sure and add your address and any directional arrows. This should be done about a half hou~ 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 • supply stores have varoius sizes and colors of stickers that work well, or you can use masking tape. However ·you mark them, mak• pricn low. Garage sales are for bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can't sell you'll have to drag back in the house and stbre again for another year. Serving refreshments. This doesn't have to cost much. and creates a friendly • 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 neighl?ors and friends. II See if any want to join your Sitle. This will give you • -someone to share expenses with and increase interest 6 4 2. 5 6 :7. 8 in your sale. If others join you, be sure to include this in 'I' your ad (example: "three-fafTlily sale," "neighborhood Qa,li · Pilat _______ sale-"). Gr-oup sa--le~ are-a lot mo._re fu--n, too __ . .. -~ ............ This 1s the R~A Airborne Wammg and Control aircraft at Andrews Air Poree Base. Md .. the plane that President Reagan wants to sell to Saudi Arabia. Air crew members demoTlstrate radar equipment on the AWACS plane during a press taur of the aircraft at Andrews Air Poree Base · Solons, press invited inside AWACS aircraft By MIKE FEl'ISILBER A_le ... ,.,...~ WAS HINGtON -Ins ide an A WA CS, the mrpet is blue and the lighting subdJed. as in a movie theater. and those aboard could lose track of day lJld night. The A WACS has no windows for passengers ant they need none. In an airship from which wars can be waged, they s1e the world through machines. As part of iU effort to persuade Congress to let Saudi Arabia buy AWACS -the Ai\borne Warning and Control Syste m -air craft. the Reagan administration in vited Congress and repol.ers to take a look at what the debate;s about: to walk through. and kick t~e tires of, one of "We don't w ant our people looking out of windaws . We want t hem aoncen- trating on w h,t's in f r ont of them.' America's most precious ilitary secrets. a flying surveill ce and battle command post. The administration wants to sell the Saudis fi ve of them , ~ $1.7 billion. Over the weekend, the Air orce flew an AWACS. one of the 24 it ~s to Andrews Air Force Base, d.: from its home station at Tinker FB. Okla. The three-day visit will cos the government $55,000. accordin to Maj. Douglas Kennett. For the first tour, five c~ gressmen, about 15 congressio 1 aides. 10 U.S. reporters and perha 30 reporters from foreign pubUc lions came for a look. What they saw was a Boeing 707 with a dish on top that ceaselessly re· volves -AWACS' most prominent feature -and, inside, a buzzing aisleful of electronic equipment un· der the control of communicatioDs, code and radar experts who sit In red, padded seats-a splash of color in an otherwise gray environment. As for the lack of windows, i' e don 't want •em," s aid Col. It Kowalik. "We don't want our peo Je looking out of windows. We Wlllt them concentrating on what's \n front of them.•• Like moet members of the crew, wears a zippered jump suit and digital watch with a built·) calculator. A briefing officer, Allan Schell, director of the E lectromagnetic Sciences Division at the Air Force'• Rome Air Dev-elopment Center, acknowledged, with reluctance, that some devices in this airplan• couie equipped with a "self-destruct" but· ton . He didn't go into details. The rotating dish, black and white and shaped like a ci1ar, turns 1ix revolutions a minute. It boues udu antennas. It is 30 feet acro11 and, at lta center, slx feet high, tboulh from the 1round lt doea not seem that high. A WACS' screens flash with blips for every plane aloft within its range; it can spot low flying aircraft that would escape ~on ventional ground radar or would be hidden by the earth's terrain. The fli ght crew numbers four and the mission crew 13. some of whom known as "weapons directors" - sit at consoles, before keyboards and screens and, of course, an array of dials and levers. Anyone familiar with a typewriter would be at home with some of the keyboards and dismayed by others. At some. the letters are arranged in the customary order -a,s,d,f ,g,h,· j .k.l etc. On the others they are ar- r a nged in vertical r o ws, a nd alphabetical. The crew said they are used to put into the computer in· form a ti on gleaned through their earphones or to override the com - puter when its information is wrong. The keyboards give the A WACS the air of an efficient and paperless of- fi ce, buzzing eternally. Even on the ground, the machines buzz. The sound comes from air conditioned computers the size and feel or a home freezer. The main computer . Schell said. is "functionally the eq uivalent of ' the I BM3700 -IBM's biggest machine Generators attached to the plane's engines provide the power that keeps them running. The c r e w d emon s trated its machines; press this button and the rows of information scroll out on the scr een. which is the color of sea water: a s potted plane's speed, a ltitude, direction . geographi c coordinates and whether it is friend or foe. Seattle g ets middle name: Eme rald City SEA'M'LE (AP) -A Ca rmel, Calif., resident, presumably struck by Seattle's wet IUld green scenery, has given the city Its new and official '1liddle name: "The Emerald City." The new moniker supposedly will ,_ake other cities green with envy •ld will also bring more greenbacks into Seattle. It was picked by Se11ttle-Klng County Convention and Visitors Bureau offlcial1 as the wimer of the "Give SeatUe a Middle Name'' contest. "the fint thine you see when you fly iJlto SeatUe ia the hu b green en· vironment, '' aald Thomas E. J affa, bureau assbtant 1eneral m anqer. J affa said bureau officials hope the na me will boolt the tourist industry, which already brings in an esUmated $800 million a year. "That's another tie·ln with the green," he said. It bu taken buren olftdall alDc• ebruary to select tbe name from ,ooo entries, Jaffa Hid. The erald City WU JOUeaed by 4IS P ple . ut, Sarah s_terlJ.nt·Pruaklla of Ca el, Calif., came up wttb the belt 25· rd reason for 1u1cllthif the DI • Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT ,S.turday, S.pttmbtr 28, 1981 q ...... For Wt ......... Wt ......... Wt ...,.,.,. Wt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• •-11 IOOJ t1•rtl IOOJ IOOJ tMJ ···········!··········· .................................................................... . DICUl'IYI ~!'~~loob •,!f .J!!'ST bt1111it\/J •putliq POOi. u.1.-.. •J>• 111d fire rlna. llllS rormal IM.ai n>0m and formal dlnfna. Huit , .. 01•ttll( CO uuntry llltcben, R -1119--• .. pirate family room WWI flrtplact. 4 Bdrm, Tb1a Incredibly btautlllll 211111 muter bdrm. J home 1tandt alC>M in batb. A bar11in at auperb qualit y , SJ10.ooo. See It oow, e11l curt1m1Dtblp and 541-Ula ele1111ce. Febu.k>ul use ffW!~ :~::'l\:. = ~-!!-~i.l....M~=iii.li..,i·~-li~ill ... U lna mue thla a very SH _. - J II! \ special ,..Jdence wblcb IUll" alao futures brealbtak-Lo v el y refurbilbed in& views from 1lm011t home on Colt COW'le. At.· every room. 6.500 aq n. • aume 10~ ant. Only b!Srms. 6 baths, • Sl24,to0. Prin. only. nr.places. wine celler. Patrick Tenore, Rem11 Ss>ef:lal 12% financing rltn 751-1221 av1'1able. 2ADULTHOME SU too S111gle1, rt;;d a partner and l'uy today. Two bl& private. separate bdrms, each with full \ llU tJdutttw ...... .,. .. ...,... 731-4444 STEAL CONDOS! H.l.LOWDH. llE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 21 21 YACHT YANlll SIAVllW OPIH SAT 1-5 Special Offering! Fantastic Four Bedroom. Three Bath One Story. Offering One Floor Living At Its Best ! Comple te With Gourmet Kitchen, Two Fireplaces. Famil)' Room & Two-Car Garage A~tached. ELEVATED ,LOT For Views OC Western Sunsets & City Lights. Gate Guarded Security. Priced To Sell At $50.000 Under Competition. 20001AllAMCA ILUFFS orEM SAT 1·5 Bright & Airy Three Bedroom End Unit On Greenbelt With SuMy Deck & Open Beam Ceiling. Located On Quiel Cu l·de-Sac Near Pool & Ten nis. Owner Will Carrv at 13.5' ~ S1 Gll.900. - , baths. Qulet, pride of ownenb.ip, bJdden away l level condo V(ilh PoOI ind communfty rec room. Near S. Coast Plua, call about terms 1~·1100 Sharp I& 3 Br. warm earlhlonu. Assume 9.7% wltmns. S23S,OOO. ALSO lg 2 Br, 2 Ba. frplc. din rm. Uv rm. w/pool·Sp&·lefmis. Only $200,000 w/terms. Patrick Tmott7~1221. 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Qlillilt llt-U., M II AMr C..... lJt.s..lln-SimlJl.5' llUifty r"-:::. 8oc*5 111d c.taioc-IC!d ~c llW.., Alt If ~ exh IOI poslJle and handhn1 ll~Cifl 109-S. +hit ....... illdl l~lflllallt Cla.t 102-M1111111 Qlilts 101-Qlilt ... c.lec1* 1 Super Smart Shells Classic Charmer 7515 i,~B~ A rul tuturt treat l!om the pu~ Of the hood to nbbed lltm SUPER SMAii! thanks to the tlld shell stttch deSicn Ctochet !1111 sporty ,actiet of syntlletic WOllled for I lr:k 1111 OI boy. It's Chnstmn-eel. Pattrm 7515 Sius .. . a included sue 1or •h patttrn. Add soe tacll 1111tt1n tor PGSliCt ud hndhn1 S.d It: .... Needlecfwft Dept. 1 o& DellJ l"lot ... Q ilwa...s.L, ... , ..... 11111 Pltlt .... ..... lit.,., ..... -lta ...... CllllllE l !rte jllltefns inside. 170 best ilcMCs. dolls, qirilts. nm! ~ ClocNt. Unllloider. SI SO Ml c.T ms. .$2.11 .. .... .,c,~ .... ................ mM I Mii Oi ,_ HtJ:..t* -==--tHJ:.lt .... litW'rf.ltT .... UU..'*"-'O* ==::-............... nu--,~-.:..:, , . lu.Nll--u ..... r..w -..... ::: ;;,,,. ::;..~ THE REAL ESTATERS SHARP J IDIM! Xlnl cond .. lrg yrd, nice neiehborhood. Assume 9.25%, only S94.900. Patr ick Tenore. rllr 759-1221 STAITSMART CdM $224, 950 Only steps to beautiful Corona del Mar bearh ! Just reduced ~.ooo by motivated OWMn>! AJ· sume 11~% First CaU now! 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS EASTSIDE $I I ,000 IUYS! ll's true.Sll,000 dwn bu ys this fantastic 48r r ul-de-sac hom e 1n Eastside Costa Mesa' Ow,ner will fi nance balance at 13% interest' Investor's bargain' Don 't hesitate. Call Marcia Redick rltr. 758-1221 DESERTED CDMFIXEI with spectacular ocean view, sunsets! Now reduced S40.ooo by motivated sellers. S Bdr ms . Huge family r oom. Assume 9~'l First! 3pnvatebeaches Only $318,000 ! Call 67J.8550 THE REAL ESTATERS TIME TO TU.DE UP! Perfect ._plex in Mesa Verde, all 28R units. light 4t airy. Good financing! Call now Marcia rltr, 7S..l221 LEASE OPTION OR ASSUME .. existing loam with on· ly S42.000! Newport Be a c b o wn er is desperate. Private pool, spa and paddle tennis! 4 luxW'Y bdrms. A ran op. portunily. Call67~ THE REAL ESTATERS B4DLISS SUMt tB Reduced be1ch home waiting for the right persoo, it's love at first algbt with this 3 Bdrm charming cottage. Owner will carry for 10 yean. St.eps to aand on fee land. PoalbUity to add a 2nd 11.0ry. Vacant. Quick Escrow. Only $239,500. Diana Cappel, rltr Al-1221 ade your okl stuff for new goodies with a Cluallied .ct. M2·5'71 MO 9UAUFYING S25 .000 down and no qualifying for this lovely 3 bdrm cul·de-sac home. Only Sl.29,500 Call now 979·S3'70. ALLSTATE REALTORS , ......... Lovely remodeled 2· story traditlonaJ. 3 + den, formal dming, huge sundeck As k in g k69.SOO. OWC w1203 down. .............. AXEi STEPS TOSAMD 3 BR & DEN needs your attention. Brin& shovels and paint bnnh Make SS's. Owner wtll carry at low interest SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-63 l-6990 WHAT"SUMl(i)UE AIOUTUMl9UE YOU'LL LOVE IT-4 Bdrm. 2~ ba Palermo. Wooden entry 4t country kitchen. family room with wet bar & coiy fireplace Assume Sl84.000 effective rate of 12.53. $322,000fee ASSUME Sl86.000 AT 10 %-lmmacu l ate Ea.stblut! 3 Bdrm home wilh family r oom . Manicured pool size yard and patio have beautiful sunset views. Only $265,000 . f'or additional ln!o call Laraine Shaw al 675-6000 THAT"SWHAT"S UHlqul AIOUT UNIVUf t1(),..fS Realtors. 67~ For a.Jfltd Ad ACTION c.11 A DAU Pl.Of ,. .. moe 641·1611 NEW BUSINESSMEN Con• .... DAIL.Y PILOT for lnform1tlon r1g11dl11 Utt county NQUlnttMftCI for llllng • Flc'"*fl •ue1neu N•:ne. tu-attDT.m .. 314 A VEMIDA CUMIRE ILUffS O'EM SAT 1·5 LOW DOWH! Excellent financing. Large As - sumable JO-Year Loan With f''ixed Interest Rate. Owner Will Carry Second. Lease.O pt1on. Sunny & Im· maculate Three Bedroom End Unit With Wrap·Around Palto On Lush Greenbelt. S229.500. 90 I SAHDCASTU HARIOR VIEW HIW OPEM SAT 1-5 Lowest Price In HVH. Newly Listed Three Bedroom. Two Bath family Room Home. Extra Large Lot With Total Privacy. Jenaire Kitchen, French Doors. New Carpet OWTier Will Finance Call For Details $ MILLIOH $ VIEW $ ILUffS Lovely Cou rtyard Entrance Tile Galore Plus Bay View -Huge Patio -Potted Plants -flowing Fountains Indoor Outdoor Living This Two Bedroom. "('wo Bath Condo Shows Better Than A Model. Shown By Appointment. A ··J oy Of Newport" Listing. COST A MESA DUPUX L.ovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa Great Opportunit y For Owner Occupancy And Income. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms. One Has A P atio. The Other Unit Has A Private Yard. Both Units Recentlv Carpeted & Painted. Sl79,500 · MESA YHDE Beautiful Contemporary Home In Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedrooms. Two Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous Living Room & family Room, Skylights. Wall Coverings, Wet Bar. Good Ass umable. Price $223.500. CONTRACTORS & INVESTORS EASTILUff lndl\'ldual Home Large Five Bedrooms Separate Master Suite -Good Floor Plan -View Of City Lights -Great Ne1ghoorhood School & Park Close By. Listed At $255.000. A "Joy Of Newport" List· ing. COROHA DEL MAR INCOME Huge Duplex Overlooking Bay. Ocean And Breakwater Has To Be One Of Th e Fines t Incom e Properties In Co rona del Mar. Master Units Have An Ocean View -Built On An O\'ersized Lot. Call For Details. . LAGUHA HICiUEL OCEAMFIOHT ln The Exclusive Gated Community Of "The Shores ... Spacious Custom Built F o ur Bed room Home Overlooking Gorgeous White Sand Beach. Dramatic Setting Of Wood & Glass. High Beamed Cei lings, Graceful Ci rc ular Staircase. All With Forever View Of Ocean . Owner Will Help Wi th Financing. Only $1 .450.000. THE AMltEHCE Of LA COSTA In A Knoll Above The Golf Course. This Hom Offers All The Elegance And Tranquility For Which La Costa Is Famous. Fine Appoint- ments Jnclude A Marble Foyer, Gold Plated Tiles, Fixtures And Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls. Ideal Home For Entertaining. Built Around A Sparkling Pool And Spa. Priced To Sell -$650,000. MEWPOIT SHOMS Cozy Three Bedroom Home In A Young People Location. A Fun Place To Live. Rented For $750 A Month At The Present. Priced At $130,000. Appointment Necessary. But Easy To Show. ~ =-~ 759-9100 u c.,.. ..... MlwpartC..- 1 ----1 ~~----------------------~ ............. ~ ..... s .. mll!ls, .. •a .. s .... •2•2 .. •a .... •2 ......... 2 .. 5 ............... r --- C: I Ora Coast DAILY PILOi/$1turday, September 26. 1981 ~.~.~ ...... ; ~.~.~••••••• ~.~~ •••••• ~~!.~.~ ........ ~~ .......... !~~,~~::~~ .......... !~~ ......... Wt ......... Wt 'flerW. Hw.tPw~ ,..... 1002 ·-· 1002 ........ 100 ,, .. ,.., 1002 ----------~-······················· ... ·······::.··········· ······················· ······················· ······················· · .. ···················· ······················ ······················· * * * * * * ••ell ••a•••• llOJ 1002 •••s• 1002 ---11!11----------· ....................... ···•••·······••••·····• ...•...........................••.•.......•... ..........._...D .. a_.lebo ... .....-..ut-..--~~!:0!1r:::!:;~t ,=c:m am IN 1um St.,~ 'Jo Oc11an Heritage COiiection view, Import.tel marble, Call the 1peclalltta at SPICTACULAI YllW, 2000 l q . fl . B B ch pool •l~e ~ 4 rar the condominium In· Beautiful end unit, 3 bdrm, 2t,.c, bath. ay & ea ~:. eq IO lot r0r;.::::.'Rea1ty Large encloeed patio. R I E tat Jenun ft Co.1»0706 QO.Gl87 OPltil 1 .. 1 6UYISTA IONITA Money making duplex. Newport ~uch. 2·3 bdrm. 2 bath, only 12 year~ old. Roek Cireplace, beam ceilings Potential ~.600 income with sumnwr rt!nlal. Owner wi II carry some financing. Only $329,000. ea S e E v., : e 44 57 42 or Claulfitd Adi, you--;:o;;; 951·8319 sto 1bo ~ . ottel 14 A Ll'ITIMI opportunity to buy llEAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 - DHPITI THI UNUSUAL llAL ISTATI M.lhlT, WE All HAYING THI HST SAL IS YW IH THI HISTORY OF OUI COMPANY •• OUI WULTH Of M>OD USTIHGS fllOMl'TS US TO SHI ADDITIONAL SAL.tsnOPLE WHO AH UflHIEMCED AND IHTEIESTfD IM GIEATEI OPPOITUHITY. L - OPEN SAT & SUH 1·5 COMI WITH US •.. TO DOYH SHORES. MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY FRENCH Jo'IH BE DR OOM H O M E MAJo ·s QUARTERS .. LIBRARY WITH FIREPLACE ANDBAR CHI LDRENSWING USED BRICK TERRACE WITH POOL FEf LAND. SOI IYIHIMG ST AR LAME •.•• $950,000 COME WITH US ..• TO WESTCLIFF. M ASTER BUILDER 'S O W N H O M E ,Q UALITY CONSTRUCTION TH REE BED ROO MS. UINING ROOM TWO FIR EPLA CES P EGGED OA K FLOORS .. SECLUDED REAR YARD WITH EXTRA PARKING 1111 SOMHSET LAHE ...•.•.. $495,000 COME WITH US ••• TO HEWrORT ISLAND WATERFRONT. TllREE BEDROOMS LARG E DEN PATIO 160 FEET OF WATE RFRONT PIER A. D FLOAT ROOM FOR 3 BOATS 301 lltll ST ••.... ~T 1·5 ..... $479,000 COMI WITH US .•. TO IAYCREST. JMPEC CA BL.E THREE BE DROOMS FAMILY ROOM . OINl ~G ROOM FINISHED GARAGE LllXURIANT YARD. 1921 TIADEWIHDS LANE .... $325,000 COME WITH US •.. TO EASTILUFF. LARGE F'AMILY llOME THREE SPACIOliS BEDR OO MS. CONVE RTIBLE T O FI VE .. FAMILY ROOM .SPLIT LEVt:L YARD ROOM FOR POOi. 2911 C.4101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $264,500 COME WITH US ..• TO WOODBRIDGE WATERFRONT. TWO MASTER BEDROOM SU ITES. DINING ROOM SPECTACULAR VIEW .GATED ENTH\' P~JONE •69 AT THE GATE 9 LAKEVIEW ••..••.••.....•••• $255,000 COMI WITH US ••• TO HARBOR HIGHLANDS . FAMILY NEIG HBORHOOD NEAil SCHOOL AND l.IBRARY T HREE BEDROOMS CON \'ERTIBLE Ot:~ LOW MAINTENANCE YARD 1915 IBTL LH .... .SAT 1-5 ... $197,500 COME WITH US .•. TO MESA YEIDE. TWO STORY f'OUR BEDROOMS QU IET CUL·DE·SAC LOCATION Jo'ORTY FOOT SO LAR HEATED POOL BBQ A~D SHUFFLEBOARD COURT NEAR SCHOOLS ANDSHOPPING.SAT. l·S. 1651 UTAH CIRCLE .....••... $185,000 1617 WISTCLIFF DR, H.I. 631 -7300 Cit ~~ o/ newf"'rf .~ \ A REALTORS 675-5511 . ~ OPEN HOUSES I ·5 HEW CUSTOM HOME: Wrapptd .,,.ct a ... gloss ttte1osed otrMn .,. 3 i.Yels of FKiom .....,,. hMg. 4 MdrOOftll, f...Hy ,_ ~ Ubrory. Alt OfMt' bt.-d ullinCJ ~" tt. trHtop IM1t9 l'OOlft wftti a •lew of tti. oc ... Addtd to al this. a MpCroh ......... spa Clltd "'°"' potids & decks. °"'"4 at $749,500. Cal for tiroci... Jl] floppy. llVINE nRRACE MASTERPIECE: Comt ... IMs h•~a ofttd btcady. ColtlpWtely 1 •••led, t•tryHlllMJ Is n.w and rtocfy for r-to "'°'' ilt! 3 tt.droon11 l2 Masftrsl 3 .. ths + family room too. Askl1tg SJ49.SOO. I 06 S1rt11odt Ttrroet. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 I. Coost Hwy., Coro.e def M• 675-5511 NEW BAYFRONT RmUCED $160,(1) Under Market Owner /Builder ready to negotiate. Great terms to qualili~ buyer. Brand new 4 Bdrm. 4 bath bayfronl with boat dock is available at $1,l~.000 0,.Dtlr .. ..W D74 ct...1141. .... ,.. Cll hit If•• 1t 671·231 I 640-7661 -----~~-Po-----·best located 3 bdrm, 1 level LINDA. '=~~~· S~\\~~-4~~S·:: Overlooking widest greenbelt & -----.. ~QA• • ~ reflection Pond. $295,000. • .. for llc:Wd Dwott.yLowe, ..... • '"'"o~ i.n.., o1 ""' OP1ti11 .. 1 JI 12 .... ,_,, ...... '°"' 1<t0mbi.d -d• bt low IO to.., lw1 ~'"f,llt -d• t Erst 011"1 I t BLEER I 1 1 r 1· 1 S E C S H I ! We 1u11 loollld 11 an lnex I! I I I ~ pen11ve new hOm• The only ......... .__. _ __.__ ~. _ • p1ot>lem wu the main tn- .-------. 111nce The<1'1 not much you O U R H I A I can 00 will\ a -CO* I' I I I I' 0 ~~~ ~...:h::, ~ ._..__.___.. _____ -....... "--No 3 btlow 8 ~1~H(~~~(~fnus r r r r r r I' I 6 tir::=f', 11"m '0 I I I I I I I I SCIAMUTSAMwen iilC~IOIO HOUSES FOR SALE J ... OOM 500 W. Oceanfront, Balboa 673-5410 $550,000 Sat 12·5 521 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 675·5726 $295,000 Open Sat/Sun 1014 Bayside Cove E. (Coves) NB 675-6000 $318,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, N.B. 963-8182 $3.15,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •220 Nice Latle. #106. Villa Balboa 644-9000 $345,000 Sun 1·5 2314 Oceanfront, Peninsula. NB 631-1400 $499.500 Sun 1·5 428 Rivera, Corona Highlands 673-0900 $615,000 Sat/Swt 2-6 2 • .... FAM IM or Dlt4 605 Agate, Laguna Beach 494-0006 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l!i Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB 640-sm $1.8 million Sun 1·5 ••9 Lakeview. Woodbridge. Irv. 631·7:.xl $255,000 Sat/Stm 1·5 716 Fem leaf. Corona del Mar 540-1151 $269,500 Sat 1-5 •873 Village Creek. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $1291900 Sa 12·5/Su 12·3 #6 Klamath. Irvine 631-7600 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 Island View, Woodbridge, Irv. (714)855-4343 $279,900 Sat 1·5 227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle, N. B. 644-9060 Sat 1·5 2 II .... •UHT 305 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 646-6440 $350,000 Sat 1-5/Su 10.2 l llDIOOM 400 Vista Quinta. Eastbluff. NB 7~m'> $249,500 Sat 1·5 '245 Blue Gum, Newport Bch 645-9850 $415.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20612 Egret Ln .. Huntington Beach 960-2183 Sat/Swt 1·5 113 Via Ravenna , Lido Isle, N.B. 631-1400 $355,000 Sat 1·5 559 Vista Flora, The Bluffs. N.B. 631-1400 $248,880 Sat 1-5 104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, N.B. 67J.7:.xl $415,000 Sun 1·5 416 Plata. The Bluffs, NB 640-5357 $329,500 Sat/Swt 1·5 8 Robon Court, Newport Crest. NB 640-5357 $2.57 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 6612 Walt St.. Westminster I 751·3191 $94.900 Sat/Sun 10.J • • 1010-14-16 E. Balboa, Penin. 642~ $1.500.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 3032 Carob, Newport Beach 644·7020 S249.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 • •633 Lido Prk Dr . FlCLldoPenin.)NB 631·1400 $.595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3024 Ocean Ave., Corona del Mar 631·1400 $1.350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 631-1400 $350,000 Sun 1·5 2331 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights · 631·1400 $795,000 Sat/Swt 1-5 • •354 62nd St., Newport Beach 759-1501 ~.000 Sun 12·5 117 The Masters Cir .• Costa Mesa 640.5560 $245,000 Sun 1-5 l • .... FAM IM or DIM 2011 Paloma Drive, Costa Mesa 642-1~ $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •3711 Seashore, Newport Bch 673-6578 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10-4 • •38 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 673-7060 $595.000 Sun 1·5 2333 College Dr. (Coll Pk) CM 646-325.5 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 18671 Eunice St.. Tustin 960-U8J $210.000 Sun 1·6 •3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa 631-1266 $159,500 Sat/Swi 1·5 901 Sandcastle (Hrbr Vu H1s) CdM 759-9100 $290.000 Sat 1-5 • 1700 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 552.7500 $415,000 Sat/Sun 11-6 321 Kings Road, Nwpt Hgts, N.B. 673·3968 $625.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1100 Grove Lo., Westcliff, N.B. 673-mo $S7S,OOO Sun 1·5 137M Margene, Northwood, Irv. 552-4477 $164,950 Sat/Swi 1·5 •1935Sabrina Terr. Irv. Terr. A1·'19 $585,toO b l·S WI Sawnet ~. Westdiff, NB A1·7IOO Mt5,000 Sat/Sull l..S 1121 :rtadewiadt Ln., Bay~test, 8 .•. ,. •.• OHi YIAI HIW. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, highly upgraded. Large liv & d1n rooms. You own the land. 15 ~Clk tor 30 yrs. $325.000. 0'94 1-5 1912 "5TA CAUDAL llST MIT. 2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt. Excellent terms. $139,500. HELEN 8. DOWD HALTOI. IMC. 744-0134 Utt & .., Wllll Tiit..,.... The futest draw in the Have sometb1ng you West. . .a Daily Pilot want to sell? Classified Classified Ad. 6'2·5678. ads do It well 6'2-5678. YRJUO(lU( RtJllTY 3250 E. COISt Hwy • Corona del Mar 640·7000 DIRECTORY • .., .... ....., ._.., .. ,.. ........... ,.. .. ·-· klk> Al ..................... -~-.......... ~ •att I ........... ....,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,..,_ ................... ,.._.-..4 .... _ ................... ~ . ..,. 1930 Port Bristol Cir. HVH, NB 631-7:n> $268,500-Fee Swt 1·5 1528 Cornwall Ln, Westcliff, NB 631·7:.xl $219,900 Sun 1·5 264 E. Bay Ave, Eastside, C.M. 631·7:.xl $159,500 Sun t-5 800 Balboa, Laguna Beach 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar 2425 Bamboo (Eastbluff) NB 675-6000 $265,000 Sat 1·5 1436 Serenade Terr., CdM 675-5.511 $349,500 214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B. , 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1-5 * ·~ 38th St.. Newport Island. NB 631-7:.xl $479.000 Sat 1-5 3113 Manistee, Costa Mesa 549-9597 $144,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4627 Co rtland, Corona del Mar 673-85.50 $325,000 Sat 1·5 3021 Buchanon Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $120,000 Sa 1-5/Su 1·5 3025 Samoa <Mesa Verde ) CM 759-1616 $141.000 Sat/Swt 1·5 •454 Santa Ana Ave. Nwpt Hghts 644-9000 $285. 000 Sun l ·5 2732 Gannet (Mesa Verde) CM 645-o:m $204,900 Sun 11 ·3 1915 Beryl Ln . Hrbr Hinds. NB 631-7:n> $197 ,500 Sat 1·5 204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle. N.B. 644·9060 Sun 1-5 120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B. 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 2211 Waterfront, Corona del Mar ~ $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 112 Va.a Koron, Lido Isle, N.B. 644-9060 Sun 1-5 1308 Sussex. Westcliff, N.B. 644-9060 $285,000 Sun 1-5 3918 S. Birch, Santa Ana 752-1700 $147,000 Sat/Swt 12·5 #3 Monaco. Harbor Rdge, N.B. 64(}.5560 $739,000 Sun 1·5 4006 Inlet Isle (HVHls) CdM 675-3411 $229,500 Sun 1·5 305 Columbia, Newport Crest 631-1400 $270.000 Sun 1·5 • 1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shrs. NB 642·2510 S685.000·Fee Sat/Sun i.. •1761 Port Manleigh Cir .. N.B. 640-0325 $269,900 -Sat/Sun 10-7 l II plill 6UIST 611 Phalia. Laguna Beach 197·5411 5297.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 499 Magnolia (Eastside) CM 675-3411 $167 ,300 Sat/Sun l ·5 419100M 118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B. 673-7:.xl $550,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 33 St. Tropez, Npt Beach 644-7020 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •234-0 Cynthia Ct. (E/Side) CM ~5324 $169,900 Sat 1-5 3444 Plumeria, Costa Mesa 540-2313 $169,900 Sat 12·5 208 36th Street, Newport Bch 759-1616 $181,000 Sat/Sun 2~ 1152 Kingston, Wimbletoo Vlg, CM 754-!n $275,000 Sun 1·5 320 Morningstar, Dover Sh.rs, NB 631-1400 $2,000,000 Sun 1·5 9341 Tudor, Garden Grove 631·1400 $153,500 Sat/8181 l·S • •8 Collins Isl., Balboa Island 631-1400 $1.200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II pM FAM IM w * 1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5454 $529,500 Sal/Sun l-5 1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach 497·54$4 129.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 210 Via San Remo. Lido Isl, N.8. 673-2556 $860,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~Kilo, Laguna Beach 497·3331 $750 000 Sat/SUn l :»5 6032 Kendrick, Huntington Beach 979.2390 '179,500 Sat 1-5 2812 EuropaJ Mesa Verde. CM 644·'1&1 t190,000 S.USun H :3» 11 Monterey Circle. Spyglass. CdM 760·0835 S629.000 Sat H 1807 Npt Hills Dr. Eas t 644·7020 S369.900 Sat 1·5 1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores, NH 548·5647 $420.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee <Sea,·u) NB 75!1·9100 S383,000 Sat Sun I 5 1251 Surfline Wa v. Harbor Vu. CdM 644·-l!HO S395."ooo Sat Sun 1·5 •3Trafalgar <Harbor Ridge l NB 552·1714 Sl.685.000 Sal Sun 1·5 -19 Montecito <Spyglass) CdM 552-1714 S700.000 Sat Sun I 5 **124 Grand Canal. Balboa Isl 673·6900 S885.000 Sat 1·5 2'23 Via ()u110. Lido Isle, ~B 673·7300 S575.000 Sat Sun I 5 •2t» Via San Remo. Lido lslt· 640·5777 S625.000 Sat Sun 1·5 * 1730 ,:\larlin Wav. Bavcresl. NB 673·4400 S389.So0 . Sat Sun 1-5 2012Sanl1ago Dr. Do,·erShores . .NB 631·7300 S-197 .200· Fee Sun l ·'11 111 \·1a DiJon. Lido Isle. ~.B 631-7300 S-195.000 Sun I 5 2130Santiago Dr. Do\'cr Shrs. ~B 631·7300 S37l.400·Fee Sun I 5 1315 Antigua Way. Baycre::.l. :"iB 631-7300 S36U.OOO· Fee Sun I 5 •6 Winged Foot I Bi g Cyn I ~B 675·6000 S685.000 Sat Sun I 5 251 62nd St. Newport Shrs, i\B b31·730o $152.900 Sun l 5 * 1658 L'lcUI Cir .. Mesa VerdC'. CM 631·7300 SI85.0UO Sal 1·5 154 Bay St.. E, Side. CM 645·0303 Sl45.UOO Sl·4 Su 12·3 30 333 Poµp y, Corona del Mar 675·551 I S74!l.500 451 1 Camden !Cameo Shrs 1 CdM li73-i761 S925.000·fee Sun I 5 .. 1617 Bayside Dr .. CdM IH-1·9060 SI .950,000 Sat Sun I 5 •I Trafalgar. Hrbr Ridge. ~H 644-li200 Sl.795.000 Sal Sun 1.5 606 Harbor Island Dr. Prom. Bav 644·9060 Sl.750.000 Sat 1·5 • 1106 Oo\'er Dr .. Westcliff. ~B 644-9060 $335.000 Sun l 5 2601\\'a,erly 1Bayshores1 .\H 642·5200 Sat 1·5 •2391 Bay Farm Pt.. Bark Hay. NB 63J.7300 5199.700 Sun I 5 15 Cedar Ridge. Trtlrk Hin .. Ir• 675·341 I S350.000 Sat Sun I 5 3914 S. Birch. Sanla Ana 752·1700 SJ63.000 Sat Sun 12·5 **2274 Channel Rd , Balboa Penin 675·2311 Sl.135,000 Sat Sun 1·5 14671 Kimberly Cir .. Tustin 759-1501 SlS7,000 Sun 1 5 **208 Grand Canal. Balboa Island 631-1400 $675,000 SatiSun 1·5 • 1342 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shrs. NH !193·3660 S850.000 Sun 12·4 S IEOROOM 1601 Warwick. Newport Beach 646·8118 S299,500 Sat Sun l ·5 2585JrvineAve .. Bark Bav.NB 6.11-1400 S499.500 · Sun l·S 5 II pM FAM RM or Da. 204 Kings Pl., Cliff Haven. NB 646-3328 $790.000 Sun 1·5 • 1792 Oriole Dr .. Mesa Verde. CM 979·9789 S315.000 Sun 12·5 •2007 Kewamee Dr .. Irv. Terr .. CdM 673-3745 S495,000 Sun 1.5 1407 Santanella Terr .. CdM 760-8311 S340,000 Sat1Sun 12-4 1500Warwick, Westcliff. N.B. 673-7300 $349.000 Sat 1·4 lOS Via San Remo. Lido Isle, N. B. 673·7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 •508 Evening Star Ln. Dover Shrs. NB 631-7300 $950,000· Fee Sat/Sun l·5 S Deerwood, Big Canyon. NB 644-6200 Sl,900,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •23Narbonne. Harbor Ridge. NB 644.QJO $2.500,000 Sat/Sun l·S * 7 Bodeca Bay. Corona del Mar 6«).9800 S69S,OOO · Sat 1--4 WI Dorchesltt <Cameo HJnds 1 OOI COIONA DR MAI 1·2 LOT OPIM TOOAY l·I, 716 NINUAf. Charming beach cott11e. f eaturina 2 Bdrm + den, larae living room wlth fireplace. double garage. Asking $269,500. ~·or an appointment to St!l'. <'a II S40-11S I. C·2 LOT High traffic count 62.6X307 Lot. Existing house on property. Ftexlble Uses. Owner will consider carrying lsl T.D. Asking $199,500. Call 540-1151. MESA YEIDE CONDO $15,000 down. Excellent financing. owner may carry balance on AITD at 12'k. 2 Bdrm. double garage, terrific area. Asking $95,000. Call 540-1151. ERITAGE 673·7761 $318,000 Sun 1·5 1500 Highland 1Westl'l1ff1 NB 642·5200 Sat Sun 1·5 • 1!130 Port Chelsea. N pt Bt h 644·0!137 $485.000 Sat Sun 10·5 6 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 8Cypress Point. Big Cyn. NB 640·5777 SU mllhon Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS fOR SALE I IEDIOOM 1000 W ,:\lacArthur Bl vd .. ii87. S.A. 546·1883 S80.000 Sl2·4 Sn 1:3U·4 2 BEDROOM 2277 P;ml ll' .\\ e . ,:\le~a \\'est. D I 673 7300 Sl37 .ouo Sat Sun 1·4 12M Rut land Rd :is. \V(.•stcllff. NB 640-5777 Sl29.SUO Sun 1·5 ,\\ocado & Fa1r\'JC'\\ Hd .. C.~I 5-18·2239 Sl5-l ,UOO Dall\' 11 am. 536 Vista Grande. Bluff~. NB 640·5560 S2 IO.UOO Sat Sun 1 ·5 19 \'allev Vie\\. Turtll· Hotk. Ir\' 75!:1· 15ill S278.000 Sal l ·5 GOU McNeil. Ven.allies. :"JB i5!H SO I Sl45.000 Sat ~n 12·5 23821 :q1 fhllhurst. Lag ~ig ..i97 1761 $104 .UOO Sat Sun H l BEDROOM •314 AH•ruda Cumhrc I mur~1 ~H 759 9100 S22!J.SUO S~l Sun 1-5 •2il00 Harram·a <Bl uff!> l :'\B 159-9 IOU S lti9. !iCXJ SJt Sun I ·5 .\rncado& Fa1n1e\\ Hd .C~I S-18·2Zlli SIS-I .Om Daib 11 a.m. 3 IR plus FAM RM or tEH •I-I Landfall Cl ~\' fJt Cresl ~B 673·7300 S;l Sun 1·5 16 Hl>d\\ood Tn.>e l.n l ·n1' Pk . In 75~ 1501 Slli2 ooo Sun 12·5 • TOWNHOUSES fOR SAlE I BR plus FAM Rtl or DEN 971)6 Verde ~f ar Dr. llmt. Beach !-168·8341 Sot Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES fOR LtASE l IEDIOOM ~Canyon bland 'r .. \ H l>l·H910 !:>!Soo.rw Sun 1·5 MOBllE HOMES fat SALE 2 IEDROOM 21462 Pat1f1<<:-.t II\\.' Sp 438. llH ~0·5937 Sal Sun 10·5 700 Lido Part Dr =22 , ~l''A J)()rl Bth l);JJ 1411U lfi.J .500 Sun l ·5 DUPLEXES • FOR SALE 2-2 IEOROOM 815 8151 ·,1':. Hall)()a Bl 1J>rnin1:'\B 673· 7)0 s:u1s.ooo sun l s 2 IR plus 4 IR lll43dSt.. ~e\\port Bcal'h 64-14910 S27~ .500 Sun I ·5 6 UNIT APT BLDG. FOR SALE 3 Clltd 2 ••• •752Am1gos Way. Ea~tblull . ~H &10·5l96 $725.00o Sun 1·5 Lor (R2 J fOR SALE Marim Ave & So. Ha \'front. Bal Isle 673-fOOO S319.llOO . Sat Sun 10·5 l OUSE fOR RENT 3 IEDlOOM 119 h St.. Newport Bcat'h 51· 1889 S7251 mo I' urn Sat 10· I HOUSE FOR LEASE l II ~ F~M RM w D1H 1721 Kintt.11 Rd .. Newport Ue;u·h 759-1501 Sal/Sun IN l ... GEORGIAN COLONIAL llG CAMYOM COUNTIY CUii OWNER MAY CONSIDER 6000 Real Estate in Exchange 2S4S EASTB~UFF OR. NEWPORT 8~ACH, CA. &40-0020 PEIFECT BACHROI PAD 2 Bdrm + den, complete workshop, 2 "4l Ba. Highly upgraded. Bar. mic~wave, cedar llned closets, super storage. Secluded patio w/spa-Oeck. View of backbay. Vacant and ready. $218,00'.>. Open today 1·5. 2022 Avenida Chico. LINDA 15&1 Exciting qpportunity. Wide channel view from spectacular architectunl designed 4 bdrm, S bath, pool home Slip for 2 large bouts. $1,495,000. LIDO ISLE HOME I 20 VIA 9UITO onH SUN I ·I Featured on Homes Tou r this lovely traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. newly decorated. Priced to sell quick ly al $475.000 Must see. A tru e pi c ture of e lega n ('e . Overlooking the 8th grt>en. 5 Bdrms, 61 ~ Balhs, Formal Din. Rm.. Fam. Rm .. Bil l iard Hm. Abundant w /ma rble & crystul chandeliers. $2.150,000. R&" M ~ of Newport Beach 214 VIA ITHACA OPEN SUH 1-5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios Beam ceilings. Greai· for ente rtaining. $420,000. Best price for the money . Ji()T Ll§Tl~t7~ FtHANCIHG AV AILAll.E CALL FOR COLOl IROCHURE SflECT ACULAl "VERSAIUES" COit. Lge cor. site on Big Canyon golf cou rse. Dramatic foyer 2·Sty Li v. Rm. Formal Din. Rm., 4 Bdrr?lli, 41 :i ba. Pool & spa $950.000. LOWEST WATERFRONT HARB<>R REA LT\' PllCI IEDUCTION PENINSULA POINT WCHFROHT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft featuring marine room. $.1 .385,000. FINANCING AMD CRAFTSMANSHIP New Balboa Peninsula t•ustom home. Three bedroom. family room. French doors. a nd un believabl e own er financing with 20', down $.195.000 ~·ee .. A 11s tat g ol Ba rba r a Hutchings $668.500 on Little Island canal, 4 Bdrms. boat dock. fantastic view. very low down. Large family home in beautiful Baycrest. Substantial price · reduction and attractive 13~% financing! 4 bdrm., huge family rm .. formal dining rm. and pool. Custom built quality. Traditional styling. Reduced to $389,500! Open Sat. and Sun. l to 5 -17~ Marlin Way. FOR LEASE -SI .SOO MOMTH Big Ca nyon Tow nhome wi th a beautiful golf course view. Lovely El Dorado Model. 3 Bdrms. separate din . rm and 212 baths. :'-lew carpeting thruout & newly painted. Won't last ! 26 CANYON ISLAND DR. Opeft S.. 1·5 Off fORD ROAD OWNER WILL ANANCE 2-STORY DUPLEX-NEWPORT IEACH 200' TO EXCITING IEACH $279,500 Handsom e bu1ldang ! On g. owner. Beautifull y maint 4 Bdrms. 2 ba. & lge sundeck in upper : 2 Bdrms. 1 ba. & darling patio in lower. Fplc in eath. OWC lst i . D. S230.UOO. mt onl~. ~9,500 On. No loan fe e. 11 I 43rd ST., H.B. Open Sun 1 ·5 LARGE YACHT? Pri va t e p ier and slip can accommodate 55 foot yacht. Located in exclusive Baysbores with guarded gate and private community beach. Custom built 3 bdrm. home with convertible den . Owner will finance. '950,000 L.H. CORONA DEL MAR VIEW LOTS WEST OCliHFIOMT Triplex units. Xlnt financing. $600,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l 11 Briv·"l' O•" "< B 675 6161 IRING YOUR IAR·l·9UE You won 'L want to leave this beaultlul bat·kyanJ setting Clean und lo,cly three bedroom and family room home_ A super house for $265.1100 A listing of Laraine Shaw . BEAUTIFUL EXPANDED CARMEL Thret• bedroo ms. and the most terrific backyard with fire-pit you can imagin e. This 1s a darling hou!>e. $359.000. .A listing of PCll Merry YOU'Ll fALL IM LOVE Absolutely darling lhre~ bt•droom Country home. perfecl in every wa\' Bricks. beams, F re nc h doors . irres is tib le al S225.000 A 11:.ting of '."Clnt') Lau>. VACAMT • VIEW-AHXfOUS Pa11oramic View of bav. ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Bdrms: Lge famil y rm. Formal tl1n rm. 21 ~ Baths . ~5.000. Submit offer on price and terms. Owner anxiou s. See anv time. RfStOfNTtAL REAL fS TArE S(RVICES A rare commodity ! Two lots side by side with ocean. bay and night lights view. Prime location away from s ummer traffic. 75 ~ financin g. Ca n be purchased separately or together $715,000 and $695.<XX>. UVI OH THI ~IAM» CANAL Your own dock, plus a three bedroom and den house, with a one bedroom income unit. A rare opportunity. Owner will carry 1st TD. $699.000. GRACIOUS LIVIMG & PRIVACY ~le,·ated corner with fon.'"er view of toastal meadow:>. oet-an and Catalina sun:.iets in c I udes beautiful four bedroom . two bath home \\1th walled fr o nt p a tio p ool courty ard . 1251 SURfLIME WAY-HARBOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun l·S PM HUGE WOODED CORNER LOT SI 29,000 • $13,000 DOWN Attracti ve 3 Bdrm . 2 ba. lge famil v rm. Mature landscaping "' lgc trees. In desirable Mi ssion Viejo. New cpts. Owner moving. Highly motivatt'd ACUA" -MAPA VAWY Two 40 + a cre parcels, near Calistoga. with excellent building sites. 360 degree view, a forest of t r t't:.'S . 11H·ludin ~ re dv.ood.., Sl75.000 Sl90.000 Con tact Bill Bc•nts. * INVESTMENT * IJ~l()Ul ti Mf i REALTORS, 675-6000 2443 I ••I (oul Hiqhw•v. Coron• dc>I M•r WI HA VI 50 OF THE HST LISTIMGS IH TOWH $449.500 A listing of Pat ~terry SPtl, SKYLIGHTS. FIREPLACE AMD FEE Super three bedroom. two bath. ter nftc house with new c<1rpet. Ver y good f1nant1ng. S329.000 Fee .\ listing of Lara int> Sha w. IN NEWPORT CENTER 5.5 ACRES LIVE OH THE IA Y One mas tt!r ~uite. plus den. Beautiful kitchen and baths. wet bar. l'Ommun1t) pool & spa, and great location S:W!.uoo. t\ listing of Susan Harder. WISLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 San Joo.lift .Us Rood 644-9060 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Magnificent view estate site only a few minutes from the Dana Point Yacht Harbor in the city ol San Juan Capistrano. Located among expensive homes. Seclud ed yet convenient. $695,000 owner will finance. NEWPORT CENTER, M.I. 644-491 0 815-34-ll MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW! 4 Bdr m custom home. steps to beaches of North Laguna. Beaut iful deck off living area with view of surf and beach below and. super nig ht view of Dana Point Street lo street lot \\i lh room fo r pool. $685.000. NEWPORT IEACH WATHfROHT! 2 Bdrm plus bachelor, use as dupl ex or single family home Both units have wood burni ng f1rcpla('es + de ck:.i. pier and float for 2 boats'. St50.UOO. TURTLEROCIC HIGHLAMDS! Beautiful Lusk built I Bdrm 3 bath ~I acGrcgor model \\i th hardwood floors. s hutters. and ba v ,.nndowed brt'ak fa ~t nook' Great financing~· Prime neighborhood ~.000. LOCATIOM, LOCATIOM! Corona del Mar duplex situaled in beautiful old CdM. Pri\'ate secluded owners unit. 2 fi replaces. good rental anrnme . call now! $325.000. OWMa DESPllAn! Fantastic 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Plan 3 in Jasmine Creek with family room. formal dining, spa. bricked patios. security gate, tennis and pools ! Seller movin g out of state. Call for details. $320.000 HARIOR VIEW HILLS! Love ly Lu~k bu ilt 3 Bdrm plus family room home. great for exec uti ve or fam ily I iring! New carpet thruout, move in condition. Beautiful yard which features year round color. Owner assisted fina ncing a\'ailable. call now ' $229.500. IUILDAILE R-2 LOT! Located South of Coast H" ~ . in CdM. Walk to shops. submit your terms now '. $230.000. . TERMS, TERMS! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Lagun a Beach home with spa . wet·bar and lovely ocean view ! Perfect family li ving. Owner fin ancing avail able at 141 I I $299,500, OWHER WILL FINANCE! 3 Bdrm home plus guest quarters. corner lot location in Westclifr a~ea . Close-in to Newport Beach. Call for details! Sl67.300. FOR LEASE! Beaut iful C.Orona del Mar 3 Bdrm 3 bath home with den. lanai a nd view. Call for details! ENGLISH CCYITAG E 4 BR. ram rm. open beam clgs. loads of used br k. & pool too ' owe w only StS,000 dwn 645·7088 - REAGAN TAX BILL Double your lax sheltt>r this year Sell existing income prop & r e · purrhase Lo take advan· tage or 1981 Economic ReroveryTax Act Exce.-. FwMliRq G~lllC. 536:2(!_1 TUSTIM BEAUTY J Bdrm 2ba llome v. lfam rm, dining rm, bbl de- la ched garage. Home completely rederorated on large cul-de.sac lol in county stnp. $210.000 Open Sunday I 6 18671 Ew11ce. Tustin Mickey Sharrer R.E 96(). 1980 SHOPPING CEHTER 100'7' leased. Prime comer location in Costa Mesa. Motivated seller. Submit on terms. $477 ,000 L.H. ORANGE GROVE Over 95 acres in the beautiful Arlington Heights area of Ri verside. Nicely mainta ined grove wi th ex t'e llen t a ppr e l'iat1o n potential. Just minutes from Tyler Mall and Riverside Fwy. Assume 8~ 1st trust deed. $1.000,000. -j})~~~~· DESPYATE!! M.I . PEHIMSUU No down payment but, buyer must pay all closing costs on this 4 Bdrm, 2 sty beach house w/guest in·law quarters. Near park. Take over $181.000, 5 year loan at 17'7r. REDUCED $3,000 Best priced and best financed m Mesa Verd e is this charming remode led 3 Bd rm. fa mily room home. on quiet cul de sac street. w RV access. Verv moth·ated ow ner wi II carry large 2nd for qu alified buyer. $141.000 4 IDRM, 2 IA TH CM AXER This could be a cut1e for the lst home buyer at low price with good financing availabl e . S112.000 or submit your offer REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 Eaet Coul HlghW•Y· Corona del Mu WE HA \'E SO OF TllF: BEST LISTINGS IN TOW! 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For com plete info call Owner Broker. 8Sl-7TI7 Agents Wel~me _ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tomorrow: nm • • WA TERfRONT HOME • * I 2% FINAMCIMG AVAIL:! Detached home featuring 3 brs & move m condition ~ Located smack on the water within walking distance of lhe beach. Private tennis & pool available. The owner is will ing to carry a first TD at 12r1 and has pr iced this outstanding property at S230.000 for immediate sale! Call i59-1501 or 752-7373. • I 0% DOWN -I 3'h % LOAM • UNIVERSITY PARK NO QUALIFYING and NO POINTS on 131 2 loan on 3 br townhome with super view plus interior atrium! Won't last with these great ter ms ! Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. $37,000 DOWN IUYS THIS S540,000 GEM As you curve up the private drive of this brand new natural wood home nestled in the hills of San Juan Capistrano, you can't miss the spectacular view! The in- terior is a decorators delight of warm earthtones washed in light from the skylights in the soaring cathedral ceil· ings. Surrounded by natural wood deck- ing and low maintenance landscaping. it's vacant and ready to move in. Call for an appointment to see this one of a kind custom home with incredible terms. 556·7035. SZ0,600 DOWN!!! • MIWPOlT IEACtl • Spacious 4 br in Prestige area. Anxious owner says try Lease/Qsiion, land con· tract of ? ? ? Call 759· 1501or752·7373. 121;,% FtMAHCIMG!!! • lAHCHO SAN JOAQUIN* Sensational home with FANTASTIC VIEW. Rare opportunity to own much sought alter model in desira- ble area with excellent fmancmg ! ! Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. SOAP•OPBtA! "Abandoned in Newport. Beach!" Great -Plot Line: Hard-to-find Lease-Option terms with only 8% down on thls poor wai~I She has a formal dining room. family room. brick fireplace. but needs a family to bring the cosmetics! Who'll help this deserving soul? Offered at $279,900. Arrang~ a private introduction by calling 556·7035. 8%DOWH SUMMY HILLS Spectaclll ar tri·level residence in the ex- clusive Sunny Hills area of Fullerton. This spacious home graces a one half acre lot wi th mature landscaping afford ~ ing maximum privacy for the custom pool and spa. Take over existing trust deeds with NO QCALIFYI NG ! Priced for immediate sa le at S~.500. For ap pointment to see call 963-5671. _. __ • HARIOR VIEW KMOLLS • 9'f4 FtMAHC!MG A rare opport.unity to own a much sought after model in unique area. Featuring CAPE COD style architecture. 2 br. 21"'l ba on fee land with outstanding terms. For a private showing call 759-1501 or 752-7373. * 10% DOWN * Owner WILL CARRY 2nd on lowest priced 2 br uni( in complex. Quiet private location. Assumable low interest Joan ! 759-1501or752-7373. sa.ooo DOWN!!! Bring paint brush & broom to $$$ on this 3 br fixer in quiet Costa Mesa area. Creative seller says sell ! 759-lSOl or 752-7373. • I 011'4 ftHAMCIHG • $661 PEI MO ••. when you take Qver existing low interest loan on 4 br home Newport Riviera. Featuring French doors. firepla ce & 21.4i ba & raised wooden deck and new carpel and paint. . only $141,900. 759·1501 or 752.7173, .. Oranqe Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, September 26. •981 HcMtwt'-Wt HewMtforW. ,,..,w. .......... w. AFFORDABLE DOLL llJUSE ~ 60ll00 let wftti I -•111 -2 M. '-·a.,. flMH Jri SI 20,000. QUIET MEWPOIT-M Ctll .............. l btd. ,.,... Hoa ,....... 2 ....... " ..... d .. h ..... •n•••'91t loHa. SI tJ 000 ftt Hl-1400. I • COONTRY FRENCH-8PORT 0. cablMh, ltWi• HS.,..........,,.. •dtttd "' top .... lty. 5(Mcld lbd. .._. °" a qiliet atn.t. Sl6f.OOO. SPANISH VILLA-POOL Gtftlrw1 5 bed with woock, brick & Old World cllarm. Ltodtd ~ Fre.ch doon + •ohyW cowt. So .-ch to of- ftr & •erMtllt Ult. OWMr -'" H• dM.cJt. W»mit $499,000. 631-1400. NEW CONDOS-BY BEACH FtWous ~lty to ow. & oc~y "-w H cottt.Mporory COftdol. • 1-ist OM block to btoclL lnferetti..9 crchftKhn & many ltvtfs odd to "" drama ~f 2 bed. plut larcJe dtdL Rn-.c- lng flexible. $255,000 toch. TOWNHOME BEAUTY SpotlHt -mou-111 condition - c~ol UililtCJ•• Irick patio. 2 lcrge bedrOOMS. G~crt tostsl• Costo Meso locatioft. $155,000. Htw spca:631 -1400. VILLA BALBOA RESM.E A· I cOftCltiOll 2 btd. 2 bca. wtth I 0'h% msumablt loM. Rtduc:td to SI 77,'000. BALBOA ISLAND--tlmUCED!! Lowett prictd 2 ltd cotfoc}t. convtftittlt to al . .hist st.ps to lay aftd Vilagt dlop- ping. $319,000. 673-6900. I CHARMING DUPLEX COM Dandy iftcomt pro,.rty So. of HiClhway Oft Comtr rot. Singlt story ...., dfvlcl.d , by goragts, for extra privocy. Wtll prictd crt $325,000. 6 31-1400. UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW OWMf' wiM htlp fln011ct la ttn fGIMous locaffon with forenr VU of lay. Octan & Nte lights. Complttt privacy I security systtm & situated OntOftCJ million S homH. Clou to ntw Ptlican Hill Devftopmlnt. $615,000. s.bmif; OWMr wants to ~an th. country! 673-6900. BEAUTIFUL CONDO -OCEAN VU ,roftulonally dKorated by Ro,_r Tho.at, A.SID, LaCJWla leach. Plan V. Newport Crest w /lbdnM ~ mstr Mlih, 1-. f•lly room GllCf paitof'amic •itw. Quollty and tltgonce HlnMMlt. Owner will carry A.ITD. $270,000. CLIFFHAVEN -RmUCm! Owntrs nud to sell this home i!lllMdicrttty! Rtd11etd OYf~ S.25.000! A.ssumt ex1stiltCJ finoncfng & oWMr will carry lanJf 3rd T.D. or wil tXchancJt. Hew roof, fumact, wollpaptf', cal"pff & "'°"'· 2-ttory 3 bed. 2 b&. °"' pool siud lot, 2 fireoloct1, bonus room + country ldtchfft. $350,000. A wper vdut It! cna of hiCJhtr prictd homes. ON WATER-FRONT ROW Hewty cl.corllhd 2 ldml. 2bo co-op. Got CJfO'IJ Ccrtolhta CNtd twNng basin MW. A.sMlft. loan. Stfler wil assist in fiMnciftcJ. loot slip a•oil. $215.000. TOP FLOOR-VILLA BALBOA wooq.y •lew from this I bed. + deft. OWMr will htlp flnanct. SI 97,000. OCEAN BLVD. VU-COM Prt!Nwn sfrfft w /t1tofe slv CJl'Ollftds, 75 ft. fr0itto9e, 2 ltgol lots 011d r;:::amic VU of octan Ir jetty. Earfy ewport nsldtnct w /the cli41f'111 ' qHlity of bygone lays -wood poHll11g, moldf119s & farcJt roo11t1. Sl,350,000. 631 -1400. ~ wtll hefp fiMllcJng. LINDA ISLE MAGttACENT ltallM ill e•ery dthdl. Private lnh ~ritd tf!h'y o•tr ~& spe. Two ~ witfl eltclant II• rm spac;lous faM.iwl. wifft sf.~wn , foriMI dift ""· & a ga11n1et kltci..11. 5 totel ~ with luxwioa ....,. Mite. '*' & allp for 3 boata. $1,395,000. Pers. Ho.tMafor-Wt ;• .. •:: .................................................................................. . ....... ................ ........ ,., .. ,. I OOJ .._,., I OOJ a, .. ,.. I 002 .____. I 002 . .•............. ......... .............. 1Mrll I 002 l1MN I 001 •• •••.-:••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ............. ·········· ......... ~. ............ -------------- 1'h11nk )'OU tllclllS & rol leu~ye~ for tht• <'On f1dence you plarcd in me. v.h1ch led tom~ re <'l'l\IOl( Cold well llanker·~ 'fop Produc lllln Av.ard '" AUl(USI for th(' dl!llrtl t C:ill me oboul • 2732 Gannet. In J l:IH 2•~ ba 5204.!llO • 29 Redv.ood Tn't' I n . l'nt\ Pk Vlll 3 $14~ 000 fee 2llll2Bu ' • • ~IO\I beauurul Mon,1co 111 l.c1:0.ure World $.120.000 2 ma~ll·r ~ultt•:. & Rndg(' 1 m ' • i.t!I ~ionda llB :! !Ht l U:i. SI00.000 Ofc. 645-0303 Res. 979-8311 8%DOWM Large Costa Mesa Condo 3 Bdrm 2• .. baths. wetbar, 2 car gara'ge and ~ucl;' more Full price. Sl28,500 MESA DEL MAR 4 Bdrms, $149,500 ; 5 Bdrm, $165,000; 3 Bdrm, $129,500. All have good terms won't last! ' ~corr nrnLTT sp ~ mvn mmr conrnnr You 've Arrived at ... . . LINDA ISLE Fantastic' view of main channel fr~m home of quality construction. Rich woods throughout -all the glass gives it class. Four bedrooms . Call for ~e!ails re : exchanging. Sl ,895 m1llton Exclusive wi th William Cote. BIG CANYON S ix bedroom home fo r the executive. Overlooks 18th fairway. Newly decorated. guest quarters and pool. Exclusive at SI 7 million. Seller "'ill assist in financing. Open Sunday 1·5 8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon 816 CANYON Experience the pleasure of an adult custo_m home I u years in the plan!ling. Incredible attention to detail : elegantly proportioned and poised O\'er a three par green. Sl 8 m1lhon LIDO ISLE Great financing on elegant fou r bdrm Island home. One of a kind ! Ass umable loan and owner will carry. S625,000. Open Sat & Sundav 1·5 2o.t Via San Remo VILLA BALBOA ~urious villa newly decorated in "easy to live with" neutrals. Ivory car~t and tile. Large airy rooms Arizona fl agstone pallos. $148.000 assumable loan at 12r, and owner wi ll carry. $275,000. BAY FRONT Opportu nity o f a li fetime Magnifi cent assumable loans: C~mma11ding \ iew with private pier. ~need for immediate sal e. Call quickly for an appointment and be the lucky one' St.850.000. NEWPORT CREST Best two bedroom buy in Newport Beach. Located on a greenbelt. Features vaulted ceilings and step down living room. $165,000. MESA YERll Three bedrooms and a private yard with brick BBQ on a cuJ·de·sac for $144,900. Assumable loan of $98,500. Owner very anxious. WESTCUFF Two bedrooms, 2 bath condo. Large apsumable loan with low interest rate. $129,500. Ooen Sund._y 1 to S 1214 Rutland Road. Unit 5 1111 .. n Joaquin Hlftt Rd • ..._.from 110 CANYON NnportlNdl MO-sm MEWrORT IEACH Juat U0,000 dow11 & owHr will ~. GrHt llr, 21a "-• p.t ;.tto. w• to oc•• bffch. ci..11w. ltftnl• & pool $139,500. AC)t. 675-5511 . . S,YGUSS FROHT 10~ T~1s former model home is very highly upgr aded. 4 bedrooms fa m i I y, r o o m a n d s pa w i t h s pe~t.ac.ul ar ocean view. air coi:id1t1onrng. pool. security system. Priced below market al $629.500. Open llouse Sal 1·4. Sun l 5 11 Monterey Cir CU~TOM EL:EGA.MCE IN llG CA.HYON ThlS beautiful home epitomizes the casual elegance of Big Canyon and ~ffers the ultimate in quality, ~omfort and l'harm. 5 bedrooms including maid's quarters. Pool and spa .. Elegant wooC!work . classic moldings. to_tal sel'urity system. golf c·ou rse views. By appointment S2. 300. ()()() 0 .WHER FIHAHCIMG IH TURTLE ROCK L1k~ new three bedroom and den SJ?lH level condo 1n Turtlerock Vistas. Large fa mily room with wet bar opens onto patio and greenbelt. Large master suite w1th bakonv Priced under market ror quil'k saie at 5279,500. BUILDERS DELIGHT Double lot on the premier street in the best Newport Heights location ·These are 2 legal lots with 50 feet of f~tage each. There are 3 income ll!11ts that pay.a good rental income . Call for more information $350.000. OWHEI FfMA.HCIHG IH ILUFFS Owner will _C'arry a large second on th1_s beautiful 3 bedroom condo. Pri vate end unit w1th large patio. Priced at S249.500. Open Sat 1·5. 400 Vista Quinta. CUSTOMIZED S,YGUSS • A select New Bedford features four bedrooms. four baths. familv room and formal dining room. Extensive up_grades and king-sized yard make this home a truly unique find . Offered at $589,000 with attractive owner financing available. SPACIOUS FA.Mal Y UVIMG i br._ 41 ~ ba . Spyglass home with spacious. thoughtfully designed noorplan that gives vou room to live. Luxurious features such as hardwood floors. custom shutters sep~rate ~aid 's q~arters. full y equipped kitchen with additional J enn-Ai re r a nge, custom oak boo~cases. large family room and bonils room are but a few of the outstanding features of t his beautiful Sou thport model. $675.000. Open Sun. 2·6 25 Bodega Bay SUPER LOCA.TLON Lido Isle . west enrl of island. Commumty beach at each end of street. 4br. 31 2 ba . gourmet ki tchen wa lled patio. Community tennis: yac ht c lub Submit a l l offers ... purchase .. .lease ... trade. . .owner creative and anxious .will help finance . $.525.000. · WGE FA.MIL Y HOME OH THE IA y , ~njoy waterfront li ving on Lido Isle m this fantastic 7 bedroom Colonial style home with french doors, shutters. and used brick patio. Large balcony off master bedroom overlooks the water and the private sandy t>E:ac h. This unique home on 3:11. oversized lot as ideal for family hvmg and entertaining on the bay $1,750,000. COU~RY FRESH IH IA YSHOIES Charming country 3 Bdrm 3 Ba ho m e{ private ms tr s uite w /ba c on y. gate guarded community w 12 DeJlutiful beaches. ~cellent owner fmancing makes th1s a great buy at $349,500. A IEAUTIFUL HOME Motivated owners will finance this lovely 3 Bdrm 3 Ba home situated on a huge professionally landscaped corner. The privacy, pool area and gorgeous gardeµ~ are just a few or Ole many amenities. $369,500. WSE OPTION IM SPYGf.ASS This magnificent 6 Bdrm home is available for just ~.000 option mone¥· The lovely home 11 in move-m conditi(>o and includes a gardener. $699,500. RCSIOENTIAl. REAi FSTAT( SEJIVICES OPEM HOUSE 1·5 . OPEH ~ rltOMOHTOIY IA Y ~u~tom . Bnyf~onl w/mahogany siding, pier & shp. 4 BR. +Library. $1,750,000. See Evan Corketl Al 606 HARBOR ISLAND DRTVE OPEH OH IA YSIDE Beautiful 4 BR. w room for 2 45' boats + side tie $1,950,000. See Carol Allison Al 1617 BAYSIDE OPEN IH MORTH'M>OO Marvelously upgraded Peppermill Run executive home. Excellent financing on this 4 BR. + Fam. Rm. $235,000. See Maggie Guth At WI MONTICELLO Or&f IN OLD CORONA DB. MAR Super duplex with two 3 BR. units. Light & bright. Remodeled kitchen. Good financing. S345,000. See Nancy Simmons Al 709 PO INSETTIA O,EH IN H.ARIOR RIDGE Dynamic Dynasty model 2 BR . 2 BA. Bright & cheery. $425.000. See Brenda Peterson Al 38 COVENTRY OPEN OH LIDO ISU Tastefully decorated & spacious 2 BR . in ideal location. Owner assisted financing. $365.000. See &lie Olson At 227 VIA ORVIETO VIEW -rRIV A.CY -POOl Extraordinary family home at end of Spyglass C'ul-de-s ac. 4 BR.Family room . formal dining room . breakfast room with walled·in patio around pool. spa & charming koi pond. Excellent financing $95.000 HORSE PROPERTY Cou ntry cha rm describe~ the atmosphere of this BaC'k Bay 2 BR . loft, large fa mily room & 3 bath home. You can assume the first at 1212' • & the ownt.'r will earn· a large second Located.on millionaires row. $335.000. INCOME AT THE BEACH Duplex . Pcrfett for summer vacation pl us added winter & summer rentals. Just steps to the b~ach . 2·2 bedroo m units. Fireplace. Heam ceilings. lluge sun deck. S270.000 fee OM THE IA Y -HA.RIOR ISLAND Oak. bric k & bc\'eled glass Tradi tionally elegant 3 BR . ~uths1de. bayfront. Rolling lawn to pier & shp for large yacht. Inside spa & saun a . Gourmet kitchen. S1lttn~ room uff master w ~\\eeping bay views. S.5.000.(HIO. COUHTRY ~EELIHG IH THE CITY Charming country home nestled among trees on large corner lot in B aycrest W es t . 3 BR . downstairs·master suite upstairs. 2 car garage plus fenced driveway for boat or rec. vehicle. $235.000. PERFECTION OM PEHIHSUU POINT Highly maintained beach home . 3 8~. 2 BA. Wonderful curb appeal with bay \\tndows, wh ile picket fence & hand crafted front door. Extra large garage. Best of all owner will carry the loan. $349.500. SUPER LOCA. TIOH In desirable Shorecliff. Private ~a~hes. and family neighborhood D1stmrt1ve 3 BR . home w/family room and pri\'ate patio. $.585.000. llG CA.HYON A f a nt astic , c us tom1z eo .. DEA UVJ LL E" overlooking the golf course. Beautifully decorated and in move-in conditio\. An especially large patio is glas_~d in for comfor table outdoor living. 3 large BR. + family kitchen. All in A·l condition. S750 .000. DB.IGHTFUL DUPLEX -CDM Basic charmer that is waiting for your l oving tou c h. Lovel y ne_ighborhood for rentals or pnmary residence. $289.500. Submit all offers. ILUFFS IEAUTY 3 .BR. 21rl BA. "V" plan in Bluffs with _great ass u m able loan . Beaut1f ul carpets & drapes. Good location. A must to see at $174.000. LIDO ISLE IEAUTY O~er fo und another house truly ~~tJvated ! The gourmet kitchen & livmg room open through f rench doors to flowered garden courtyard . Large formal dining room seats twelve easily. ~99.000. I LUSCIOUS G.ARD94 HOME In Tur tl eroc k . Po pu l a r "LARKSPUR" 3 BR. + Family & bonu,, rooms. Ideal location near pool. Excellent terms. $243,500. Bir LINDA ISLI MIWrORT HACH Spectacutal architectural design on a big turning bustn 5 BR mdudiog magnificent master suite; Walls or glass view all the boating a<.'tion. Slip for 2 or 3 large boats. Offered at Sl .950,000 Leasehold . Seller will assist with fi nancing. Ca thy Schweickert (714) 642 8235 (C12) 45' l.AYFAOMT -DOCX FOi 2 Boats One of a kind. 3 stories tall to view the "world .. PRICE REDUCTION! Seller finan cing! Space for everything + spa , gardens. dec ks. fpl c, 3 car garage & sandy beach. Sl.700,000 Dona Chichester 642-8235 ((;13) W.ATERFIOHT VIEW. Large handsome home on the bay of Linda Isle. 5 BRS. 412 baths ~amily rm. sunken li\'lng room: immense form a I dining rm Courtyard spa . slip and side tie. Priva te tenn is court.' beach & clubhouse Sl.600.000 leasehold Lois Egu n 644-6200IC141 DOCKING FOR 70' to ao· y A.CHY. Spal'1ous Mediterranean stvle home with 4 BR . 5 BA . & com·e~tible library den. Lh·ing rm. din rm, kitchen & breakfast room all overlooking the bay. The master suite with sitting rm & fplc 1s a separall' wing. $1.500.000 including land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 ( C 151 YOUR IEST IUY Three new Bayfront homes Fee land 55' slip & lovely 3 BR. F1exible financing Sl ,500.000 each Incl. land. Jane Paquin or Beverly Morphy 642-8235 !Cl6! OPEN HOUSE SATlJROJ\ Y & SUNDAY 2·5 · 10 10·14 -lti E. Balboa Peninsula PRIVATE COMMUNITY A de)ightful Harbor Ridge 4 BR home Spacious & expa nd e d Lautremont ~Iodel offers family room. formal livi pg & dining rooms. Large master s uite gourmet kitchen all with \'iews or opening to patio or dec k Security. near pool & spa . Lynn~ Valentine 644 ·6200 S770.CXX> <C.17 > LIVE IH llG CANYON Special D EANE MONA CO wa n atmosphere of quiet elegance 3 BR formal L R & D R & lg first floor master suite. Amenities includ e skylights. wood noors & Italian marble wet bar Superb c1.t y & n ig ht light views . F1n anl'ing availab le. Lynne Valentine 644·6200 S659.oo:l (Cl8) IA YFROMT FOR OHL Y $649 500 On Newport Island. Two l~rge fplcs. wet bar mar\'elous patio on the bay & pm·ate deck for sunbathing Master suite has new & fplc. Barbara Aune &12·8235 !Cl9l PRIME IAYFROHT·SLIP , rlH-SWEEPIHG VIES Pri ce reduction. Priced at $.595.000 f ee. Sec~rily Building w 13 car parking & keyed elevators. 2 Lg BRs & convertible den & 3 baths. Professionall y de corated with planked floori ng. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642-8235 IC20 REDUCED $30 ,000 ! 22 1 I Wa~erfront. Corona del ;\'Jar ~eltghtful custom tri level 3 BR. dm. rm. home _plus 1 BR. guest qtrs. Seller w1 II help finan ce~ Open house Saturday & Sunday 1·5. Martha Ma cnab 642-8235 (C2U EXCLUSIVE CA.MEO SHORES 3 BR f~m rm . dining area & 2 bath. Situated on one of Ca meo Shores largest lots. Room for pool & expansion. Walk to 3 beaches. Only $359.500 Leasehold. Donna Godshall 644·6200 1C22 1 LOW DOWN PA YMEHT Owner will carry balance -Price reduced to $298_,500 ! Spacious 5 BR r efurbis he d vi e w home in East~luff._ Great kitchen with Catalina view & freshly painted, papered & carpeted throughout. $298,500 Leasehold . Tom Allinson or Terry H;rnes 642·8235 (C24) OPEN !'IOUSE SUNDAY 1·5. 2215 Alta Vista · Eastbluff. Newport Beach NtME 'LAZA LOCATION Bluffs popu_l ~r "W" Plan Beautifu~ cond1t1on . 4 BR 2 BA + powder rrT_l. Gene~ou s size kitchen & private P.at10 . Convenient to pool & shopping. S205.000 LH. 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NITLISmt 6AIDB4 AOVI Hu1e1m'S. home ..................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 114.• rtt uww, ' b1t11 ~llWHOMI n.-~/s. I I Auume 17!e rananc WiU THllAC THMS MISA VIU>I * COHDO * THIS IS Wll lt ,._ tnc. l llr· furn units Steps to S.1utlfuJ TiutJ. R~lt , ...... °"'" -...... - . HU tbl1 Sunday. Opn Br~ oncfci "1nM~ Lar&o' bdrm plu.a dell, ,....~.. SHUii ".,.! rou11d1 flHtr ntled beub Good tum View U0tnecomP1 ~u OW•MaaOUI no Tudor Lane/off HH Clttlt thlt ad oi>d 2 r con ° In 4111 f1mll.ybome.Comfrlot Nrbeach.IBr. I yr old. .Jl"U. ard loada of used mer/winter history, al 141$,000 Consider Ocean t .... blotltll Cule Cbapmaa. Dtal 1'2 ror e Ttm Done. rltr ~~rt~;..~rc'sro~~ RV aueu Jacuul Ail A11ume 12...,~ ln ' No JuatSl05000vrifh IOO ck. aw..tr wlll carry Priced at UIS,000, AAA 8oadl for part ol cort1er 2 bdrm house.~ lnto this atturity Full prtced•.ooo. Call lo lint condition. qua! S2A7.~ PP No ASSUMABLE tlNAN wlttl amlll down call 87$.m.Z. luaoquity.Submlt Walt t.o reetauranu' con · Anoe McCuland Sl90000. •&ta 213/833 1389, ClNG· NOPOLNTS NO ..... ft"'• 1210000' rl•·.'"l··-P1u\Mart.tnRtalEstate w\:dys 213/831 S734 QUALIFVlN.C ! Th ia now ,,..,...,...,. ' Larae and 1pectOUS eot• .. "" -~ .iltt... _ lovely I Br tfld unit with @ SfA COVE ..... ..,.....,. oer unit on tlOJle le~I. _ LowW.AllmcM CONDO "' ml from ocn, nice VIEW OF THE ,IO,fUIU l1•1u Auumablt loan s New Crystal Cove Con 2Br. 2Ba, pool, rec ball. HILLS hu bun 10 I 7t 111 .or• t ... 990 •671-7060. SJJUOO d tennis, aec New talte meone'a home since It .,..,, • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Oi , 2 master s u It ea, 2... 11 - ___ _..... __ __. W •t•rf,.... H..-1, fi ,_ over /aymeota approx was new ..,, yrs a,.o ar.p .. ce, cluiiieto0«an 5165 mu 9$8 ll08. Special futuru an MESA VERDE CHARMER Old fashioned charm and \•alue. 4 Bdr. sparkling pool 1spa, must sell Asking $191 ,500. JACKIE HANDELMAN. 631 -1266 MESA VERDE Cape C<><l; charm. 3 Bdr +Ca m rm. lrg swimming pool. new carpets and fresh paint. Good term..;; S190.000 Also availablt' for lease J ACK l E HANDLEMAN. 6Jl·126ti GOlf COURSE VIEW Contemporary wood & glass eustom home overlooking private golf course. 4 Bdr. fam rm. rumpus rm. pool w spa. lighted paddle tennis court etc, etc. Ca ll .JA CKIE HANDLEMA N. 631·1266. FIX & SAVE! Patio home o\ 1•rlooks strea m & offers ee nl. air. a kitchen w1grcen house window & much more' qualifying' Ten ~larquel 759·1221 s pac·wus country 201, ct own -no IEST IUY OH SPYGUSS~RH OCEAN VU! You may ne ver again be able to find such a low price on such a prime property. This 4 BR l'apehorn model 1s priced less than a <'omparable ocean vu lot in Newport 1f vou <'an find one. A fantastic place lo live as well as a great im·esln'l('lll '. Reduced to $.574.500 F'ee. Bruce Blomgren 759-122l. EXECUTIVE HOME IH TUSTIN HILLS Entertain in style~~ 3000 sq fl , soaring ceilmgs, formal dmmg roo m & a nite light vit'w. Surrounded by home s up to S750.000. this could be yours for $329.000~ owe $275.lXXJ al l3' I for 5 yrs. Bruce Blomgren 759· 1221. OCUM VIEW + 2 LOTS Below mkt -highly upgraded 2 ~ty · ocean u both levels. 3 blks to beach! $267.500. Call today Hob Burdick 759·122J LARGE LOT 3 BR home · excel!. eond 50 x 155 lot Good neighborhd. $1 17,500. Call Bob Burdick i59 1221 TERMS S1lverado Ca nyon -new spill lt•\'ttl 2 BH + lkn home F P sky lite · A1C $129.000. Bob Burdick 75.IJ'.1221. COSTA MESA 2 BR · Roman tub , sunderk w ocean huge lot · til e kitchen. For terms. call Bob Burdick 759· l221. COM DUPLEX· OHL Y $20,000 DOWN! 2 BR home in old Corona del Mar located south of PCll. walk to everythmg. Plus a 3 BR rental unit & 2 double ga rages. 12'' fin a ncing for 4 years. This ~on 'l last ' $307 .UOO. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221. A GREATMEWPORT IEACH VALUE Owner ha s moved & sa,·s "::,ell .. J ust 4 blocks to the beach, 4 BR . RV access. 2 story $138.001 in loans & OWC' Asking $193,900. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221. EASTSIDfi.6% LOAM l IR·CHARMER Quiet cul-de-sac in prime F:. side Mesa. l?arquet entry Brick fireplace. Lovely tiled kitchen Spacious family rm Pantry. Waler filler & softener. Soa-hot tub combo. Enclosed off st. R \' pad. Giant patio. Storage shed. Fnut trees & more' OWC up lo Sl OO.UOO at 13', ! Flexible financing w;sr, 1st TD Call Bob Licata i59·122l. BIG CAMYOM'S LOWEST PRICE Prof. decor Dover 2br. 2ba. fam. rm .. trg yard . room for pool. Guarded gale. Must sell. Submit am offer or terms. Assum. existmg $300.000. Price ~25,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-122 1. LIDO ISLE ·4br. 4ba, lrg lot. steps to beach. Asking $440,000. Seller says bring any offers. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 TRADE ORAHGE & AVOCADO RANCH 78 ae Valley Cenler. sub map compt. 4 sep pcir. Sell or trade all or part for home in Npt. Laguna or Mission V1cJO Sl.200,000. Bob or Dov ie Koop. 759-1221. "2" MEWPORT CREST CONDOS Ocean vu. 4 Bd 3 Ba . Fam rm, wet bar. din rm, fool. tennis. $210,000 ea. Terms. Submit any off er to Bob or Dovie 759· 122 . I 80° OCEAH VIEW 4 BRJ 312 BA . Fam. Rm. Din Rm . Lg. yard w /pool. Pvt beach $725,000. Bob Gt Dovie Koop 759· 1221. LIHDA ISLE Finest loc on all Linda. 76' of waterfront, rm. for up to 85' yacht. 6br, 7ba formal din. Bayside Pool & spa. Game room , lrg s it dn. bar, wine cellar, outstanding fin . avail. Priced at 4 Million. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221. COASnlME l OCEAN VIEW Cameo Shores finest 3 BR. 3 BA + den, FR, formal Din., huge courtyd w /po<>I. priv. beach. Bob or Dovie Koop 759 -1221. CAMEO HIGHt.ANDS 3 BR, 2 BA Formal Din. Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean view. Pri. beaches. $)39,000LH. Bob or Dovie Koop 759-1221. "4 l 17• St .. Cot .. Mtte ...................................... Ul·126' 4412~1 ,.-_,, lnlllt ••.••..•....•.••.••••....•• , •.•.•..•.. Slf·f400 11 ce.,_• ~ M,t ~ •..••.••••.••••••••••••.••••.••••.•• 71f·li21 lnd199ndent Member Broken lllC ..... THUMl7 1932 MEYER PLACE. .. ... 81.,. elude central alr rood ......... 611-1400 East.aide. Fruit trees & OpeoTburs -Swi 12·5 ..... "' lar&e 13Jt13' covered LGlllCOMDO Model perfect. Assume 10~ int Owner will carry 2nd. 1149,500. Patrick Tenore. rltr 759-1221 12~ % rmncilg NEW! COUNTRY FRENCH HOME 2BUDS TO llEAN S4&9,• OWMrwHI flR•c:t-Hoq.I~ 641-0366 67).7552 SUPfaDWEI Beautifol immaculate ni cely landscaped 4 Bdrm home on cuJ.de sac Spacious rooms View of golf COW'lle from '!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! property Owner will REDUCED help on fmanCU1g Only TO SB.L FAST $139,500. Call now OCEAN&BAVVIEW 979·5370 In J as m aoe C a'eek A $385,000. Assume $200K LLSTA TE al 12%. rN/C 2nd Int. _ I 11 only 3 BR, ram rm. 21_, REAL TORS ~~-9g311 Joyce Olson. S5,000 DOWH 41R + POOL· For Sale by owner AXER Sharp 4BR 3BA. liv rm. I Irvine Terrace pool fam rm. lrg lot, trees. 1 home needs 11£ but 1s Next to Greenbelt an HO priced below market Assume loans See and owner will finance. anytime. Sl.34,500. Open New Usung! Call Greg house. 16711 Diane Ln Aslle·Rltr. ?59-1221 536-0794 or 847·3200. 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rou1 I Privacy . 63H361or831·41~.u.L I m1 to beach ule by deck , f1nt' q1111i1 y seclualon in ptrk Ute D1K!o: & COLGROVE 3 owner, 3 br 2 ba staa.n carpetmg, greenhouu yard.SllMy3BR. Brick BR, 2 811. l1_e PR + lge &lass;,SUOK ()penhouse windows AN D ALL !pie . Covered patio LR w/brirk f'P Cle11n & Satl:>un 1 5 960 2183 BE AU T I FULLY Pride or ownerahlp ready ror new owner 20612£&retUitlB CARED YOR ! Comt RoomforexJ>8.11SlOn.On· Ruth Laurie, 11KR HAllDTOffMO llnd Bet Uli on Swiday 1y Sl.24,000. Call 6'$..~3 &4§-43!!0 LOW ~11urT r r om 1 to 5 J1 2 COLDWeu BANl(eRO · · '"' -~ Lakep1nes, Northwood -MESA VERDE Ex~slang 7.9'7. lst with or c11ll us IU!)'time to see. Outstanding 3 Br 2 811 15.:t-2nd Mmutu to <.:hesh~~ home on shady C M males of blue poundmg -- street. Owner wall carry surf. This low maint. 0 I d W O r I d fin a n c~ng at below TowohollSt wll BR den e.c..ce ~uL-.-,_ market rat.e of Ulterest or 2nd BR I ~ BA highly Over siiiiJi uparad C ·-coo Fu~I rice only $129,900. upgraded . has 3 ~Is, ing makes this one of the AT" I · 11 j a cu z z 1 . ten n 1 s .~.• J ho CHADB • clubhouse wet bar ad most ~auwu mes m Eu ts Ide best buy, 3 l!i for easy· uvlng Open Irv me ~nd a showplace Bdrm lownhome In ex· ---rrJI Sal/Sun 15 !7766 Verde for antique buffs. The Ctllent move-in condi· Mar Bkr :>36-1600 or original 5 Br 3 Ba 3 car lion. OWC 2nd. Property ~ garage home bas been is vacant and seller is 4 Br 2 sty. 3 Ba, patio. enlarged and redo_ne open minded. Jst is 202S2NewbyLn963-l420 w1thtoomanyamen1t1es $82,000 at l2.2:i'V Save L~CIY J'S $ to hsl 1227.000 in as- d ak . 159,500. •umable loan• or seller rent an m e apprecaa· " "''"' tion. Diane Cappel. rllr. J,777 wall carry w/20"i: dwn. R··Ho Offered at tl64,500. For 2 Bdrm """ rurther anformatinn and HUNTIMf'TON pr ivate showing call Do ..... ,... na Grlllren Hellwarth 559-9400, lllVIQC 2 Bdrm 2 bath mobile Privacy & luxury ul a re· home. Adults . Owner MESA YllDE asonable price loc11ted will help finance Only UASEOI on a tree-lined r ul-de $41,500.Catl&4S-9161 LEASEOPTIOM sac. No down&noquaU- Sharp 2 Story, 4 Br, 3 Ba, ry1ng Parklike setting Sy-0-wne-r -48R, 3 2BA new carpet, redwood w/lg backyd for kids & central atr Upgraded spa, easy care yard. As· pets. Please call 63l 2246 i n 1 e r 1 o r P r o f sume 9~% loan 103 for details. bkr. Landsraped Pnced to down to qualified buyer ~~~~~~~-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I sell 552·0096, nJ.8555 By $185 ,000. D. Bourke, ~ aHlOnl.Y_ Realtar.546-9950. MOVE RIGHT IN! HH~-e' 10 .. 2 •o•uL •R "I " + JUST LISTED 3 Br 2 Ba, ram rm home .. " r-A on huge lul One or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pl.AH 4 BR 1 ~. ba, seller C.M.'s best sts Cumpl LUXUllYCONDO Parkcrest JM Peters motivated. Terms. upgraded, xlnl flnao OMTHEWATEI twnhse end utlll 2 br. Terms, Terms Call Submit oHers. 81nn1e Jbr, 2''lba 48. boat slip den . 212 ba. patio. quickl y752·6499 D~Olh!K! 759-9100 lease avail Sl00.000 c pool , A C.', 2 car tar, Expansive new 2 bdrm equ1ly ($429,5001 St~~lon~Pf{~~les& A;~ condo, 2t, bulhs. ~t:cura Consider trade for home sociates 631 7600 Opn ly microwave e" or H Owner846-~ Sat S un l ·S 116 Eastslde Fucer Upoer. J tensive custom tile ~--• -br, Iba, spa. 101.,"1 rm. $130,000. Seller will ln•e 1044 KIJim!!h~--$120,000. Agt. 642-l~ carry paper 673 6776. ....................... RARE College Pk r1xer upper. 3 Russ SUPER Ahsal Model Ul Rancho br, 2 ba , fam rm Neat 3 Br. F.R. l'Ondo , San Joaquin Villas 2 IY OW"'8 Balboa !!land "Condo" (Duplex partnership). Beautiful !!land Duplex, YI block from Bay $J3S,OOO full price Owner wall finance 640-1818. $110,000 owe $80,000 Isl Only s122.ooo Redhill FAMILY bdrm. 2 ba Slaaned ~....._~ TD 642·™1.h_ _ Realty,552.7500 glass entry EAcellent 5 BR/By OWNER $8,000 DOWN, 3 BR 2 Ba, *•TERMS•* HOMEI location near Pool spa. SALE IY OWMEI LITTU ISLAND 3 Br 2 ba. 128S,OOO LOW down. Owner/Agent 675· 761\ or 67S..[700 13.5% IMTEUST lO"'c down, cute coUage. 3 BR 2 Ba. rull lot, $350,000. Ownr I agt. E/sade home on R·2 lot By owner 3 br. 2 ba, • tenn1s-goU ·shopp1ng Price $165,000 Take fam rm.rrplc s144.000 Adult community over pymts of Sl650 mo $144 900 IRVIMETaliCE No qualifying, or get 549-~/637-9519 IRVINE-• CORONA DEL MA ll .M_w loan. ~:1158__ MHG 0et Mer WOOOBRJ 0G E 4 B R • po o I 0 W C LANDING X lge master bdrm w. 5 IEDIOOM ~15_..000 __ An.Jl4S 7088 Short walk lo private garden & frplc , lge MESAVERDE !"~.L lake &pleasuregrounds custom k 1 l . den. 3 ttle baths. pool, spa NO MONEY DOWN 48r. <one a huge master Ltbrary. LR. FR. pool. $315,000. S147,000 assum. w/frplc> 3Ba, bonus rm yard. patio Unique for By Owner. 979-9789 MUST SELL TODAY • room + ramaly room & larger family Ocean 1 BR condo below markt, Spacious 4Br. JBa. nr wet bar! ™E FINEST side or hwy Near S2o,OOO dwn, u.7/8'7r JO beach. Will carry IUlal homeinthe roves,spec beaches lmpied. occ. r loan assum. 546-l883 financing payable at tacularly decorated & 1 C I S49S,OOO Owner cln ------121.r;. $197,500 Agl m a g n 1 r 1 c e n I I y 'l5 3 AMPUSl>l· RVl,.E, carry. By appt, 673-3745 FIHDOM HOUSE ~-47~ landscaped' you'll truly Open Sun J s 3 Br I Ba large yard EICH ... ~E love every amenit)' & de· ~~~~~~~-Sl9s.OOO. . ... 641-0'763 ""'"9 •• tail or this outstanding ._.--=~=~=--~ ~ Owner or c M lnplex r I h I T d LOCJIMCI hod! I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. HOME wishes to exchan~e for am 1 1 ome ra es FANTASTU'BUY GORGEOVlUEWS OC EAN JBrlBalstTD * ... 500. localcondo ch~nhsl 1deredtedOwSner 11111 I ...,., Call Jo.Ann Doran ig Y moti\•a uper Remodeled 2 Br + bach Fantastir 3 BR home 2nd $35,000 Subm 11 J!5l·~22 . fman cang al SJS9.900 OCEAN VIEW + 2LOTS Below mlrt·higbly up· graded 2-sty Ocean Vu both levels 3 blks to beach' $267,500. Call to- Real cule. Lowest pnce with spa, 3 pvt beach~s. Sll0,000. S40-J661! on Island. '325,000. try low or 00 down pay OPE."J HOUSE Cetltwy 21 Loddlart menl Try equity sbar Whelan FORMER MODB.! SAT & SUN 96HH7 I mg wl seller. Hurry! Somerset 2 level rondo 8SUNRIVEll ~ay' Bob Burdick. rltr Wboa ,.._. I 007 ~l Ch.ns, 963-~_ Real Estate with 3 Br and 2 ba In ······J·u··s·T··u··s·.;;::·····1 OSP2EHI J~-1.! -----~Sa~~ ~°':'bt1'':1 I ~~r~e Wosr,_~40(; rttr I 5¥ -MESA VERDE Sl75 900 I local;io~. well buJ!.t 2 .Br. buy S295.000 Broker financm,. Lovely I level WATI Ht HOM Rare oceanfront comer Home with inrome Best SJ 6 9, 5 oo ex c e 11 en t - lg la ving rm, inside i:.7r..57?<: h 3 F R HOMI., '""· bu ~ w.J1-ome. r + am m RE•L EST•TE I patio . .....u,000. 500 W ---RV access 2037 S " " THRHARCH IAY Spectacular ocean view Jbr. Jba. ramalv room. garden k1lchen. l>ror re- modeled. Secunty ~at ed. walk lo private ~ach 4~5663owner Oceanfront. Opn Sat CUSTOM DUPLEX Cape 11 a , 754 1630 63l·l400 I 12·5. Coast Properties So. or Coast Hwy. 507 n.un. /A n l '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!' ... EAT• . O "-··· S ~er <M8ll . -=----" . 67J.5410 Acacia . pen ~e un Lovely JBR, 2BA. rm rm. I O°lo ASSUMAILE as a pin Spotless 3 Br 2 Copistr.oleocll 1011 H .Agt,Bob,SJS.6!!fil:_ patio. lrg yrd Just SSJ,000 lsl at $478 per Ba .home wlpvt gated ••••••••••••••••••••••• rem did like new month Eastside 2 story patio entry Near new FORECLa>URE OCEAN VlEW $229,500. condo wath rear yard & carpets & microwave Steal it! Holder or TD EnJOY pnme IOI allon tn Owner_ __642-1089 dbl g a ra 1ote. /\sk'" g Close to schools and Charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath wants to unload 1m this customized 3 nr de BLUFFS CONDO S106,000_,_Agt, 675 5200~ shof pang Only Sl.29.000 + guest apl No end mediately. 4 Br. fam rm1 corator home. S Br's Panoramic ocean view • Cal for details. Emerald Terrace Walk newer, ocean vu. Tota w/mstr swte Steps to 2 bdrm. 2 bath Full Dmta Poilt I 026 to beach. Assume loan loan ~.000. 6§1·2990 beaches. Open Sun 1-5 at secunty project Many ....................... Owner wtlJ help finance CoroM .. Mir I 022 226 Poppy upgrades. $1..50,000 Wall By Owne~. 3bdrm. 2 ba, $295,000 Peg AJlen. Rltr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CallJoAnnDoran ronsader lease option new kitc hen . ne w 494·7578 851-9522 673-6776 Russ. carpets, ocean I M.t OCEAN"" RONT :ooJ , FtMt.tic 11..y! Duplex Buyer who needs oeg income + shel(er. Front unit 3 bdrm, fpk, jac. 3 ba . mini ocean view. Rear unit 3 bdrm, 2 ba. Under· ground plring for 4 cars 1~ do, large assuma· hie, inc. $1700 per mo Priced at S3SO,OOO. Drive by 714 Poinsettia. II you like, call the owner al 752-6955 CR£ATM ---view Wood beam ceil· r • e "' '~ •OWHER CARRIES 1ogs thru.out. S220K TH-...--. Modula r Type Homes. POlttFOLIO * ISTTD * Flex terms 661.0223 ,,_,..,. leased land. J pvl.brhs, · · ' TOWti140ME? 24 hr secunty. hshmg PROPERTIES, INC Nee d s e 11..,e r he I P 661·81Z4 . Call the specialists at pier from $34.500 JI)'; w hnancang. Want a Ocean Harbor View. the condominium in· down 499·:fil6 S224, 950 CONDO Steps rrom sand. move in today. 11.o/o"'o as sumable fman. See it to- day. Tim Rhone, rllr 631-1.266. Opn Today. cc1Ma.--Dpb WHllAll•c:~ 3 BR 2ba or H uest owner's unit. Plus 2Br rental cottage. All In sharp cond w/excel loca· lion. Owner will carry lge 2nd TD. Best buy in town for only '280.000. '44-7211 316 JASMIMI 2bdrm, l"'batbhouse.2 car aarace. l"' blks to ocean. <>wner, $300,000. 87H1U. CDMaUffS Above beach, below Costa M.sa 102~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CONDOS STARTING AT $94,500. Low interest financing 63Hl61; 641·1991 agt. SHAliM Family run in Eastside Costa Mesa. Formal liv iog and dining rooms. separate familr• room, parquet f oors . fireplace, charming patio and yard Large comer lot. Owner will help. Low interest financing. Only $145.000. Call 6'5·<m3 COLDWC!U. BANl(eRO -l.OL-.-- TIMMIS AMYOt4l!7 Wimbledon Village near new! $186.200! Com· i;nunity tennis, pool and s pa. Spacious livln& att•.i. cathedral ceilings, 2 BK, private master a~ite, exciting architec· tutt. Asswne large low Interest loan. Move right in! Call &4S--O.'m COLD Well. BANl(eRO Oteu Blvd. Sen\l priv ta91,..., __ Rd. Out" traffic. 180 -=~~==~- de1ree view Ocean It INSTANT Jetty fram ever)' win· TAXSHB.Tll dow. Prop line blah Ude. $105,000. kJw down. ' br Dblt llm.t 2_yra. Clear, townhome. No quallfly. land Incl. IJ,2$0,000. tn1. no ~u. Just qulek owe. PIP A!JIC. only eacrow. Great for b1· mtl fla.M.f!l:.2210 vestors 4c lit lime Duplu, woo't lut for buyen. Mordable P11· buye r wbo ru1d1 mtt1ts. DecoraUna al· neaative ID + lhelter. low~fte. Price •.•. 14' da. Dta11 rll.r .... , ............. . ~11 rntal • tias, Drh'e n IM~ CDM.lfW. ..... e.11, Jg BtJ!emx7R• clean & S[>ac. 2story? 2000sq ft. 4BR. 2BA 2 . ---OwlyH5,000• stry Newly rmdld formationcenler. Charmmg3bdrm.2bath No quahrylng Seller w/new kitch & BA Tourhstone Reallv 1; guest apt No end nex1ble on interest rate $25,000 dn. Assume ex· .»~--·-Emerald Terrace Walk Call Ralph. 541 -0425 isling rinancing S1725 Woocllrldclt lo ~ach: Assume loan. .fnn~ 2n!l'LS!L mo. '250.000 full price Creebidt Wllow Owner Wlll hel~ finance. EW --owner broker8Sl·TI1L_ 4BR, JBA 2000 sq fl $295,000 Peg Alen. Rllr. H CONDOS home w l Sl'9.000 assum 4~:1578· ----2 Br. 3 Ba. luxurious CWI & H BOR r· p I s 99 Lower 3Arch Ba)' split level design. all 0 ID ll1 ranron y. 1 .OOO. MyLossyour Gatn amenities. Outstanding M Owner / Agt 857 2 IOO, Must sell. 4BR. ocean 13~% JO year linanring PAllOIA* VIEW S52-5MS view, bch hse 2(Y; dwn. Stl6,000. Custom Spanish colonial Twtltroclt Vi1ta Bal. AITD Pvt ply 380W. Wilson home reaturing 4 bdrms. lmmac. 2400 slf condo 499·3144 ----- 631·5055 3 baths and center Priced for qwck sale OCE"'.._. VIEWS I C_ ..... 0~-1--courtyard with fountain. .Q~ Agt. 67H~ "'" · ---• ..-.-. Great home in exce~ Beautifully Upgraded Dramatic stained glass RANCHO taonal neighborhood Westside Rancher Four windows, oversized wet SAH JOAQUIN with all the amenities bedrooms. Many, many bar, dumb waiter, VILJ.AS Gym. sawu1, spa, fire amenities! Covered jacuuibath.Coastline& ~1t. This c11.1tom 48r Patio. $124,900 Seller harbor views from Adjacent to golf course •· l'" ·s 1 b l t 2 as spect.acular roastal will hear any otrers. almost every room + .. ,.nni cu · s ory. views $695,000 Submittenm! 979-2390 s pa c i o u s we I I BR pools a de lor . T landscaped yard As decked patio & charm-Log.a Yi1o1Je ll.l su mabfe loans and ingly upgraded. 6 Mo. _ ttHJfl IF YOU ARE A owner ftnancing avail&· option $171,900. CAL-VET ble.SJ,300,000. 2 story, 2 BR+ den & DOYOUW.AHT_ You can assume '54,000 w .... & Weka ll.E garden atrium. Stunning .to hve among the trees at 6.75%. Seller will 49,.,.752 woods & mirrors. &still becloseto~ach carry a lge 2nd on this "' $184,500. & town<t You can in this dellghllul 2 Br 2ba in No. Barb a r a G rounds old Laguna charm home Costa Mesa. Broker ss1.-__ with 2 bdnns. remodeled • TUR'" ~oc., kitchen & ocean view RED r-A~ • wa " deck . This may be the ...._.....~ • 2·sty 4 Br 2YI Ba, 2 frplcs last bargain tn town. 754-1202 + lrg room w/pooltable. Sl,9,500. vaufted ceilings. As· sumable loan. l.'239,500 . w~ . il!.1tR•T 19i.A•i.A1"11~ Call owner for appt. .. views. pnvacy "'quiet • ""' ~ "9 can be found in th~ uni· 3 &Inn. tarae lot. SlOK 865-11?$. que 3 bdrm, 3 bath & down 4c ('fNC. No quail· IY OWMEI family room home. fylng. $118,000. Prine oo· NEW ON MARKET Sellers may help with b . 541·993 Blr. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!BI Comfortable 3 br, 2 ba financing. 1485.000 ,0,.111 single famlly home in LEAYl1"ECAll llST .. COUICMPAllC -Turtl rock Wal .. t k at home ' walk \o the e · " 0 par .. _•ch from '"'· 3 bdr·m 6 pool. Aaau.m. !inane· Ull: wU6 in 7 home tucked away on a fir ldktiln Calla ·= quiet st.reet Hari!wood noors. d«k and brick pallo with mature frvit trees. Great Pot~ntlal Owner will help with financln1. sm.ooo. • --· • - -----•• • -·-• ...---.,.... ·-·--•-.. ,_w_-;""•-,.--·~!'""'....,. _______ """"' _____________ ,___..,_._ ____________ ..., ________ "!1•11•• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. September 26. 1981 ...._ FocN-Wt ....._,,...Wt Ho.Mt For Wt ate.er IHI &tet1 'Oftl« Rttil &left ottwf' .... &h•tt ..•..•..••.•.•.••.•...•••........•....... , ... ~ .••••.••...•••••..•••.•......••..........•....••..................... , ..........•.••.•.•.... ('14 ..._..,.,.Wt '-Wt Hewt ..,.Wt "-"lier Wt ....,,_.._. 11'9 ... .,....._. I0'9 le Jw Crr•1rcW C1 1 1rd-' Leh for W. 2200 •••..••.•••. ····•·•· ....••••.•...••••••••.....••••••••.. ·•·•••••••·•· •.•••.•.•••••..••. ····• ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ........................ c.,a. 'o11 ,,.,.,., '''' ,,.,..., ''°' ... •••• ............... . ~...... 101 ~...., •• .._. '"' ..,.,.,..._. '"' CAMALW ltachHouse .......... '::' ........................................................ 1•-·•--·-· ••••••••.............. ••••••• •••••••••••••• • ••• • •• ••••••••••••••u ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt. cocnmwalty. Buy or oJ-c Flelwf.t SAN JUAN SS• •N OCtMIT 0 lion. '2$S.OOO. CaJI c -.-·t·-. Br n••'TI NiiJ -1679 '"" La kt front lots with 3 ILOCICS TO WATU IY 2~ ba, t b1k to beath. e.1utitu101W•>tq.tt. ,...,..,. u yr full)' New cu•t. t 2 Ill, New tptt Fee l1od home oo ht,. of horn amortiud. HUMTIHGTOH HARBOUR OHL Y I LEFT! -HEW! 2 dery to ..... 2 ~ 11/J ba. ....... Relit. P Warw11.atoft GA.IUS. Poot, spa, •olleyb1ll & (ull 9uordtd ucurlty. SI 11 ,900. Contal'l Allstate Reultors 714 /848·3119 ......... h 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 new cstm ocean vu homes, 4 Br's 41-\ Ba. f .R. 1521·1533 Tahiti $629 soo. 4.97 ·5'\4 ALOT 2 WllH A Yli'W Condo w/vu·short drive to beach &only $20,000to assume existing 1oix loans ! Priced right Ownr/Agt Greg Astle. 759-1221 FOIAUTnE That's what you get w1tb this prime ACRE PLUS BUILDING SITE. A gently 1lof111g parcel, IOcated j1115 a short dis ta.nee from t.ennas & the M.wport IMcla I OH beac~, provides SP EC· ••••••••••••••••••••••• TACuLAR OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS. Not LEASE OPTION enough? Tiie owner has One sty 2 Bd, aJdso 2·sty included delailed con 2 Bd. your choice. Call struclion plans for an for delails Near nu, sml unbelievable CUSTOM dwn VILLA IN MEDITER John Marshall. rltr RANEAN STYLE We believe _you'll agree it's .. A LOT FOR A LIT TLE" at the full offered price of Sl75,000. For Frtntb Nonnandy. UR THI__, Open bowe 1131181 al p r o p e r t y w It b ff ISJ OFF£11NG 7 14 • deo home. C10 be PlAN-X'" S31t River. Npt 8 t h panoramk vaJJe,y view• '7S.. 4 1pli&.lll5,000,0WC.3'71l 3 bdrm din. rm uv 8rucefA&\.lt0{@7 Owner wlU help with OLD HIWPORTILVD. S!ubort.mtm rm . run. rm., FIP, 2~ flonclo,. St,L50,000. 84'0 sq. fl., wne C·l Realistically • acrtt or land New:;; be, xtra 11.rse porcelaln &°' •N Cu 1 8 1 n ca R E offered at ..,,u::,ooo. Beach OK toe Con · tub w/cer1mic Ule wall.a /0 Sil 3390. _.., OWct or Medical Bid& HAI• ISL• ~re":oa ri>~!'~ PA5t~ PITICOl,SWH1irooo'° s....._ IOIO CORONA PACIAC IULTORS ~l 97 111nH- uoo 098MTllMITY down,' us~ $40~ !ut MO :'°'ING ~· .. ••••••••••••••••••• -rn•I• truat deed at 7~%. Xlnt :»VPER htory. 4 bdrm + 644-1567 Pert P r i m e 45 ' X I 4 O' 1 d 1 eor OWN DISl'mATI eame rrn hotoe. Frplc, ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• waterfront lot with exillt· an east -.3.oo per Pmllslool atta:Wallr. to wet bar, lge b1cllyrd. Trailer 1t RV park1~ blk Ing pier and &U_p tor 45• year. Cin't cha!lMe until !)ch from thll fine 3Brf 3 I Priced to aell. Bloch to Hunt Bch. ~.800. 11cht. Priceofl2 300.000 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!•!!!!!!l!!!!!I year 2003· 143 Int. only 81, hpme wtrormaJ d n· from So. Cat Plata, Aak \113)9« 5853. includes cleared lot. ap-= Znd truat d eed due ln«1, 2 frpks, talhedral ina SlU,500, Agent Coado•••••/Tow• lec-otM ,,..,,...., 2000 --- Proved p I a n a a nd l986·87. Call owner for celunga, sky Ute rm and 673-8849 or 83.'U&SO a.o... ,_.... 1700 ••••• ••• •••••••••••• ••• Mot.telll. Dtterl, permits (Of' a tuxurioua 5 11.AUTlfUU. Y •c•P1~t) ... ~~~Iler 11 am. an overslded lot. A1 -----· --••••••••••••••••••••••• Resort 2400 Bdrm 5 bath French MAIM1'.A.INIO 71• --sume 131-\3, owner will ....... •••••••••••••••• Regency home with 3 bdrm,2bath.Westcliff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! carry difference on ~ledbhlh Rd d t St28 500 98 IWITS le-*HHtc...._....._ H ....................... e uce 0 • un ----maoyextru, ome. Closetoscboola. LwOptOll'MoDWll stralgbtnoteatttusona· u.-.t.ltH-2BR. 2BA Coodo, 1 yr 11,.7 .......... , Pvt Courtyard, pool. Ten.A• .... I park •,tenn}_s.:....,Room ror Dupe rate bou,bt blerate -,_ •• -· 1100 new Highly uparaded ~ ..-.. ... JllCUUI. Terms. 5440,000, Call Pacesetler HomH exp1os1011. uuuu finanC· another 4Br.2~Ba. am Q~H... •••••:••••••••••••••••• Tile, Wall to wall V Lo D Ownt?r!Agent 67~00 & for details and appoint· ·1n SUS~ rm, pool, only $262.000. S~S. 1·5 OCEANFRONT New carpets Wall pis per ery W OWll 675 7225 ment 646-5002 _Ownertagt.95.>!P 1245 ,._ ... , L d d 1 d o ~c-L.1 -" Modular Type Homes, an scape · enc ose WMt'--· LACOSTA. Redhill 0-~ Rl-.uty I,~:; ~:;1 If I Agt. 84.}98.SO leued land, 3 pvt behs. pullo Pool, Tennis. jar Golf course frontage 24 hr secunly, f1Sh10g $19l,OOO +assumable lst SUPa Spacious 1 BD 2 ba oo CHnD ILlffS! pier from $.14,900 lo<'I t3S/8~ Open Fri.Sat & T .. Write-Off the 4th lee. SQl,000. low UV" S d 4gg..,..16 Sun Or by appt 32031 t-t IL.--p---u..t... d o DrlNJ 1.-.CH 10,000 _Q9 "" Vaa Tonada. San Juan nu iggvW u-own wner Agent IKMf1 Xlnt financing! Low Trailer at pvt beach. Capo OH Alipai, corner lkrs. &Pn.clpab 67S-8700o!!7S.7225 __ OPINHOUSE 1~ down or lease option Trea su re I sla nd , of Del Obispo. Agt WtkoMt ftALMSPIJMGS D&•y I L t..IO Lge assum. XI yr loan Laguna u ,.h $8500 -.. Lovely 3 Br on lush '" ' Pacifi c Company App r o:\ 5000 s q ft ~t~d ,.i:.S~ f!"a~: :i': 15 YRS. g r eenbeh. Vacant 499-3816 '498·5640.4!!8-5000. lld&IYffS Estate. best are~. 2277 Pacific Ave Greal W 1th low down payment. S229, soo Own r / Ag t IEACH/ Affot dable 714/760.7292 Wdllt'd & gated. "111 eon· HOM .,.. f b owner will carry 1st T.D u ... n..QQ $48,500 with low lo"' ~x·•/ sider exchange 5800.000. .,...., mancing, great uy ' t 12<'> · t 1 ~ "'• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II Come & see. Redhill a ! ID on y pay· Hart»or View HOMt. down 2 yr. 2 Sr, 2ba. !lits s• 1100 --I 323 0188 Realty,673-7300. S1~~.~~ ~~..:n5 /fa~ Need lo sell tlus week ! fam rm. Min. age t8yrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c M TRIPLEX, good ~ Comty OWNB lmllNG + pool. Price & terms Will co-op with agenl al sml pets OK. Acro~s 12 Units Costa Mes11 orea, assum loan, owe:. Pro.._... 2500 3br CarmelHV Homes $5000 DOWN way under Mkt. for 3'7<. 3 Br 2 Ba. sz~.000. ~~ 6~1c~004Mary Jank S600M$. Sl25M dn. 10''< prared right Prtn onl} •••••• ':::~•••••••••••• Fam. & din. nns. solar wiil leaseootlon thlS Npt QUICK '! Sale. Please 1860 Port Wheeler. High -·--Net 5000 per year, Bki:.._979·4383 Country Charmer ... Spec· pool, RV yard, lge cnr Bcb condo. Buy for call 631·1246 for det:uls. ass um able ftnancing. OCEAM llHZES 6 3 I ·2150, 204 3 204 9 22 units. Newport Beach. tacular 3Br. warm up- terms call MISSION REALTY 98S S. CstHwy, Laguna lot. 1269,900, 15% dn, Sl.29,900 In sax mos. Isl Bkr. Move in condition Close to belt Thls lg dbl Wallace. lux1mous. Fanancang grades. fvt Joe. Lovely *•BOAT SUP! OWClge2nd.640-0~ time offered. Excell. oi>-111 .............. 1 Owner/Agent. 837-9540. wide is on an oversited MEW OH MARKET avail. Sl,540_Jt(XU52·2584 trees I 14 .900. Bkr TH~ILUFfS pt'y. Call Rae Rodgers, ---"-----....:..-10·6PM. or 760·9596 comer lot SSt.arpark A Two 2bdrm duplex. 848-0709 , ' 0 l b~s.Jl~w~~E'if't~a~ "FEl&SH" E~~NORAMJC VIEW musllosee.(SD7467) steps to beach & bay. PRIMEE'SIDE OutofShlh the best ranancing oo lhe Magnificent views of up. OCEAN VIEW 5br, 4"'2ba $790,000 . MULHEARN Best peninsula location. Costa~ 4 U1tih Properly 2600 AlfTOF HEAVEN Sparkling 3 Bdrm home on b eautifully landscaped comer lol Soothing spli . wood decking and covered patio. Ocean view. glow· mg parquet floors. plush c arpets . gourmet kitchen. Lowest priced in the area. 5249.500 beach! Just reduced to per bay and mountains. RE.Al:.TORS 13040lb St. Good lsl T.D Wllh 20C: down. o we ············•.··~·~····· $589,000 Call for super Front row, sha1. 3 bdrm Open Sun t·5. 204 Kings MOllLE H.........," DIV. & OWC. '249.500 Agt ' 12 1, '7. A IT D Sm a 11 Eslate ID So. V1rg1111a. 1.26 detal.ls •·your norsonal on FEE Ian Good $1= Place. RE,&46"3328. v-s; Don 67"0697 u od b "' ~ · bl k __ .. d 171 ... 1 527-590 · ,y • negaltve Owner wall acres "' ern om~, anspect1on If this could c realive financi ng I oc lo s ...... on 42n --• -E-~-lrade make offer 6400 sq ft , pool . ..., mt. be/cour chance to live at available. I•-------DI St reel. Cule 2 bdrm ·-------•I -·-··~ J t PERF~CT .. d 0 S LIDOS .1.1o..1DS ho .... 2 Rare op..,....uru'ty •-buy 5229,000 rounty sea c. · Lt o. Ta.ea vantage! pen Sall un 1·5 "'" use Wtui car garage EXCITING ,..,.. .., .... ,, 000 ~1 2177 H6 Plata. OMIAI IJI on a duplex lot 2.550 * * 110 apt. house on Irvine ......,, · · U I ·'"'b Id 3 ..... 2 IGltta unn . fl Sl6S 000 6. 73 67s7q6 Co. land! 6 spacious DUPLEX/S.to Alla n\l{>u r gc & ----L.L.. • --Diamonds down or trade 1 ' • R .. alttj . C/216:w~~c· ... s-..-f 0 r any lb I n g Russ. -htahSalt townhouses, 2 & 3 bdrm owe with SISK dov.11 INVESTORS-.. S 117,500 I c •NAL "RONT w 1th 0 r w 1 1 h 0 u l floor plans, l:nl' to 2300' S43.000 assumable long 6711: 1771 Panoramic ocean view n r •· 551 ·3000 ~ & Romanur night lites 2 palaos t.o en.JOY the out furniture. 24x64 Green ... 8,000 gross income lerm loans "late "l'll d doors+ movA •ft and '·ve bner Home 11'1 Laguna Asking $725.000. owe maanlatned area l'lo~c 1t~rhrr111ca ri. .. ,.1n1n!. OWNER surroun you in this . . "'u• u LEAVING AREA spacious 3 Bdrm. 2~Ba rood .,an lh.i.s 2 sty 4 BR, Hills nicest 5starpark terms & possible trade to C1v1c Cenler$1!6.6.W Choice Texas Investment Opporturuties Avail lndividuab Small Groups Syndications TR "'DE OR SELL O{fe~ prune prope~ executive hide.away 2 (pie s. steps to pool, Gn.-af Parti for duplex or ? Bkr R & 11 lnvestmen~ " . I WJUt wner n111nc1n Secluded spa for relax· ~ach & tenrus Owner Beautiful 20x53 Lancer ~1220. ---752·2197 I need a ~me in Allan· W.aJe ront Co-Up a . •ftg •. ro~~ftcin· g wider will take exLSllng Isl or H B Th ta. Ga Will trade for 3 Withs IP. u• "' .. _, 2 d TD f ome 2 r. 2Ba. LS IS lecCMM Property 2000 Brhomeor'4Brhomein 711Lt~ParltDr. the stars Please call n or equity theBestBuyintown •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• don osen rt•4litor"' IMVESTOllS 499N.COAST HWV LAGUNA BEAOI 497-4848 2H.CO.OP North end an La~una. Excel finan c ing $150,000. .. • 1112 Dove~r GwenHenry t2x60 witfi 8x50 ex · be a c h . Ca 11 Pete Park'l.ido d. home has lhe potenllal -panded area. 2Br, 2Ba. PLACE Johnson rltr ·1266 4215 Pt.trice ~· to become a million GREATEST CORNER 714·598-5674• 990-2478 l2x20 master bdrm. DBJGHT Seller will earn at 13', 3 year old.· 7 unit townhous~ 631 4J6t ~pts2B4coh.00Pnoc1'sa1136k.sooto WeslctfW\ri~aCo-<>p SU PERB VIEW This 631·2246for~atils. Bkr. ~c:rdSowers. Rltr H•.__ lcll J 9UAIL Newport.(;rest ndo. dollar property .. asking Harbor View Homes c • &SSIC -~TIES·- N 22~~~-¥dc S415.000.0wnerw1llhelp Somerset 1930 Port HARIORRIDGE -"'"""'"Ul 1f~N~~~{ finance Chelsea 2BR 2Bacondo.hlghly MOl5~~0ME HOME+UMIT Almost new 5 units Prof Interstate Property Management Avail SMftCll'On lllvttt. I 120 P"acafic Cst Hw y Ii unllngton Bearh c alif' 92648 71 4960-4357 Hore• & Hont R.E. 998 GleMeyre 494-8551 WOODS COVE Lovely 2 Br. home with seperate guest quarters on very large wooded ocean view lot 2 blocks to the beach Price re- duced to S255.900 s200.ooo ID assumable f1nanc1n g Age nt 494.47 WEST OCEAMROMT Triplex. Xlnl terms & prime location. $600,000. Ag_e_nt, 67s.6~16=1·'--- S7 ,000 DOWN 14.7% IMTEREST HO OUAUFYING Versa1l(es 2Br. 2Ba pen· thse. ocn view. SI55,000 Assume loans $18:11 mo. O f c 730 2270. Hm ~22682 --- 21121ACOHDO Adjacent to Newport Crest area -Sea Wtnd Cosla ,Mesa "' ... inup~c•11:coT upgraded. Great financ· ~ OWCU"' INT Eas ts1de Costa Mes a All rt ·11 b Redhill&~Realty "~" """' ~ ing. Quiet mount a an 2706 Harbor,Sle206·A '/( near Ka1S· •r School. On° sold Pfg~e'~sf1 offe~ V Owner, pnced lo sell + Only 3 yrs old, beaullful "' ~ within1! week 0 . W! SS2 _7SOO ~~r.m74~".3 Br & Den. view. 141.5,000.640-9605 540.5937 Costa Mesa 3 Bdrm 2•., 3 bdrm , 2 ba th . l111!111!!!!!!!!!!!!1!l!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!~ BUY N ....,., "" '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!I Ba home + 5 attraclive fireplace Four 2 Bdrm, bal Estat. 673-2181 673-3313 ---CA.TA.LIMA.VIEW MEW CUSTOM NB.NewDeluxeCoarh& units. owe A.IT.D. at 2 Balh, fireplace Ex..__ 2100 DOVER SHOllES 1441 Galaxy Drive. 4 Br , Den . Formal Ointnti Room. 2 Fireplaces. 3 car garage+ large Hob-by Room Pool sated lot. beaut landscaped Owner ass1St at rinant'· ing. Estate value only 5420.000. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. Robinson Realtor 548:5647. .,,.,r 000 f 32 ,,, LIDO HOME Cabana BeautJfully de· 11% int. w/24% dwn Terms. Roger Rrown , c......,.-PRIM111-......acou• • .....,, ee. 1 rungs d Agt 67J.7:nl "0•••••••••u ••••••••• ~ ra"Wn~ -Rd o Sat/S 1 s I it y1-... ""'"'----_. corate Pvt Sch Must Quail Place Propert1t>s · Owner wishes lo lrade Cor Pol....,.,,.._EX pen un · -~ Se 'SJ 7 8S llalf 8 b~ vv..-k to .. beach John Eliot,673-:!168agt. 3900 sq ft. of traditional e 7)XJ06_S. 14 752·1920 sell) my custom 3BR & These 2 BR, 2 BA com Spectacular vu of Nwpt elegance + 3 rar gar & 2A dbl wade. adults O\'er I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ J 9UAIL den hfome Ca~prox. 2.000 ~letely se~arate una·ls Sparkling Crtyd Pool boat yrd on bst Lido St 35 . no pels S32,000 M •KE ,.. .... OFffR'. sq l I on ., Ac. 111 S8.5() ooo AJZl 99J.J660 4bdrm (or J +den>. 4ba. 548·0569 " "" PLACE t:scond1do. CNo San ave a hag assumable "'' lrg d f Diego Co 1 Wall con· loan plus lhe o~er wall ~LIDOtco• 11:• '" rm. am rm. CM 1980 Skyline. 2.0x«. 3 1 p -.. • -lndry sewing rm. 3 2 Br walk to market ncome ropertaes ,R°'9TIES· sider 2 on I lot Prefer carry large 2nd lrust Opet1 Sat/S. 1-5 frpks Incl lndsrpg & Am~ r 1 can M H S LS Eastside Costa Mesa semi rural area within deed Dynamite buy at l'l8VIAITHACA spklrs. sec pre-ware. ~79390 Owner It.ill carr> TERMS-TERMS l2 ma of John Wayne S38S,OOO. Filtaltclllgafl3lfl0/o crpts Open Sat'Sun. -----Pncedtosell' 2 great Costa Mes11 airport Sl40,000.Sl50.000 A rare opportunity for l ·Spm 210 Vi a San 1--------•I fourplexes Buy " only range 714·1.43-0="-"-'134,_,__ __ WHITEWATER VIEW 3 Br with 2 Master Suites. 3 Ba. enclosed decks for entertaanang, family rm. pn\'ate spa S224,000 Assumable hnanr1ng Owner anx· 1ous, Agent 4$4-4730 Secuon 1123.900 Good 1--------ReJhtlld-~Reaity 1t7:) 7:)()(1 trulyspacaousltvingin Rem o $86 0 ,000 DE ANZA BAYSIDI:: J 15•, dwn Sell~r "''II trad1uonal elegance m ~ner 1>.IJ. VILLAGE Mint conda NEJ.A.X.~1 carry 2nd TD at 10' ant SOUTH LAGUNA. newly finished 4 bd S llon 2Br 2Ba. enclosed I Isl TD al 11, 2•, Gated Estate area. 3000 COTTA.GE+ Gwat JUST LISTED! Des1ra· ble 2 BR 2 Ba and frpl on a large level R 2 lot Great view potential Walk lo Crescent Bear h, 10 North Laguna tl.49,500. I II, DIN. FtXa Priced bek>w lot value lo close estate. Big yard aod trees, add a 2lld ~tor)' for an ocean view. Walk to beach-<entral Laguna.ONLY SlSS.500. 494-7551 h-J-H&l.11 I _;Jl1!';. McCOl.MACll u OLD L.A..UNA. terms lloy McC-*, ll.ltr. 548-7729 Trade Luxury Newport home on I 2 acre for Jn. come Units or? Equity 1280.000 Act now' Broker Co-Op Agent 631-4ll§.._ ---- MEWUSTIHG THEILUffS OPEN TODAY I ·5 5 l6 Vista Gn.dt End unil, 3 bdrm, 2"'2 balh. great loralion with park & mt. view Tolally repamled & aU new cpl. Spotless! Offered at $2.40,000 (with creative financing pogsl. l!l,l!illlll\!• ,\: lf 11 .. il\1-.; l !11 r~, R1nq 640·S'it:>0An1t1me E.i~lt>lull Prof Bldq CHA.RM Tastefully rei,nodeled 3 Br 2 ba. 2 fireplace home with lge yard and guesl II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cottage. Assumable loan. S297.SOO. New.-A.ssocfates • 411 &.ag.CIH ... IOS2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charmang fam ily home Jbd r m. 2ba , s pa 1169,000. Open Sat . J·4pm . 29456 Vista P laza. Patterson/Parks R. E. 497-4844 ask for !Joann. Mali1•0ffw! Huge 5 bdrm 3\AJ ba. over 3000sq n. westclirr ~8.,_ ___ _ DOVER SHORES Pool, Jacuui overlook bay Galaxy Dr. Formal din rm .. 2 frplcs, 1685,000 fee. 642·2510, 646-484.8_._ IA YFRONT COHDO Fantastic views of entire bay. ocean, mlns. city lights S47S,OOO ¥onarch Bay Terrace 3bdrm, 2ba. ocean. Mt. &-golf course views. Lrg OCEAHFllONT/lallot lot. Owner rmanc1ng. Open Sat/Sun at 1706 S499,000. Open Sun · East Ocean Fronl Hpm. 32132 Seo Island ..,r,. 000 le I Dr Patterson/Parks ~. · rmsavai · k f Hott. Wood, lHlhN' R.E. 497 4844 as or 67§..I 76 675-1444 Jo nn. Logmo IHcji I 041 L..,_. ltedt I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA IEACH $290.000 wfttl $35.000 Down lal.ce et 13% kw I Yn. O,..W&S. l·S 60SAflhSt. This beautiful c ustom home , designed by a famous Laguna Beacll architect, is priced oelow appraised value. Walk to beach, towering trees, 2 yrs old 2 0<1rms. loft study area 212 ha. conversation pit with fireplace. wood and gl~ss construction, large skyllte, 2 patio de cks. imPOrted tife. cemral vacuum, security system, G.E. microwave and self clean oven. Jenn·Aire range. IGtcben·Aid di hwasher plus many ,other amenities. May be s~n ,at open house this weekend OR Cel °"""' .. 494-0606 ........ ,. • ,, • C?."r -IO- HAIBOR RIDGE Just listed 3 Br 2 ba. RENAISSANCE MODEL. Outslanding view with great financ· ing. Priced for immed sale at $495,000. Agent, Dan Bibb. 67§..2311 641 SPANISH VILLA OH UDO 1s very versaUle on an extra wide lot Orig. 6 bedrooms. now 5. but could be changed back to 6. Features a large lovely SUMY patio. New It itch.en a must to see! Redhill ~Realty I ;~:) ~:{(If I TIIED OF PAYING IHCOMETA.X? How about an ocean· front duplex with S34,000 a year income. Call Bill Merrell. Redhtll~Realtv 1;~:; ~:;1111 MEWPa.T HTS. SL98,000 · No Down Owner I Agent. 675-8700 &67~722S OW11trHot &R..tv 2 Mstr Bdniii.~sty, re- duced to 1125,900. Two years new. 631·1266. . . RVM* UDOfllMCH MOIMANDY Brand new Country French 4 bdnn + den with 4 baths. Stained glass • special wood ex· terlor. You have to hurry with financini at 13~% & owner will carry 2ndT.D. Rt ·dh 1II0-~ R•:.1ltv I,~ ; , .. ;I ii I MEWPOIT HHHTS OWNER WILL CARRY txclutlve list.Ille on this aupertlly remodekd 3 Br home. Be the lat to aee It, baa loeaUon • all amf!Dities. l210,000. •Ru rltr · . rm 20,000 DOWM d sq ft Fantasuc Ocean d~ea!'l home V1rg101a I 2 Br 2 Ba Condo, ~=~~· An~;ea~a;~tC~~ COJJ ij.lll N 11 (. Quail Place Properties View pro( deroraled 2 0 Braen,agt,673-1323. • partial ocean view -752·1920 yrs •••9.000 Palm Spr· Owner wil help anance andspa S41.950 il l IH101t;.'I -:: mgs.LakeArrowheador I I (j mun1ly pool, clubhouse ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-1111!!!~~1 ..,.. .....,.....,-.;;:::::..,__ wilh s20.ooo down 2112s«olll'ge AH· DUPLEX/E'SIDE other Real Estate rondo Guarded gate. adult Ctl'la ~lt•!>a C\ 2 t .. _... bo h 2 or house commty SUM.500 Call -WATI:RfRONT separa e ·~es. t OPEN DAILY 1 to 5 P.M. 2331 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach NEW EXCLUSIVE VIEW HOME PmtOf"Cllftic close up views of lay. oceon and 11ICJM lights. Spacious, opeti and pohftffaly formal home with 1cnJt living room. faftlily room, fOl'ftld dintinq room ~ l IMdrOOtM, Marble batll master wit. and 2 large view dtd&a. Heeds d.coratf11q, but hos oil the bulu. $795,000 fH. WATERFRONT HOMES.INl Rll\l t')ll\fl l~JI> w l lld\I t1 .. , N""ll""' l\co<1<h Ul-1400 U') "1.u11M 1\\-.· "'"'"' ••I.Ind 67Ut00 Dir PRESENTS The Best of Newport IAYCREST 4 llt Ivan Wells bu i l t famil y home -mo st prestigious Newport location - outstanding val ue. $349.000 McLA.IM llG CA.NYOH 3BR condo -Immaculate -Bright & airy 1-~cunty gated -community pool -spa tennis $225.000 1NEWPORT IEACH IACKIAY 'Custom bu ilt pool home -3 BR 1-Bonus room -corner lot - $205,000 Fantastic Financing. McLA.IH llG CAMYOM 2 BR condo -Absol utely Immaculate -good existing financing. Plus seller , financing -A best buy. $179.500 Proudly marketed by -SuzaMe Shuler 642·8235 IUUL ...... t'OWi IAtmliO'lm Sa nd y Alexand e r HOME --bdrms +2 dbl l'ar 4993470.~182~-- Brok r 673-27JL REAL ESTATE Trade Luxury Newport garages S20K S25K will PALM SPRIMGS 63H400 home on 1·'1 acre for In·' handl e Priced al f 121h PRHA.HCIMG come Uru'ts or? Equity I Sl59.7SO Owner will ,\pprox 5000 SQ 1 V 'l be t th • 30 I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!I!!! F: s l a le, bes l are a . ou can a ts. $280.000 Ae t now ~ rarry 2nd Wan~ fast Year loa at 12' •• + walled & gated. '310.000 n 2 ' ·--------• Broker Co-Op. Agent action. owe 2nd at 12 5'": ,. equity, 1800.000 tolal. Beautiful 4 Br 2•..., Ba REOUCB>!!!! _631-4516. · C/21 Gold Coast I 323·0188 C o n d o 1 n Anxious owner has 1--------• Un. Newport Crest Call slashed price thousands. HOME 54a.l 168 HwitiftC)foft Hort>ow- Dolores. Perfect starter home. 5 TSL P~rt1es,642·U~03 star park 2Br, 2Ba I~" REMODELED Beach beauty <KRllll·l2l ~~ h · O • E MULHI! .1. .,.._. 3 & 2 bdnn only 3 short ouse with INC I\, '"""'" blocks to beach an UN IT 3 Br Close to RE••TORS 8 f t A bl ~ Newport Lower umt has !ay W n ·la ;su~Ul: MobileHOIMDiY. den or 3rd bdrm ,000 Agent 673-8849 (7141527-5900 1234.900. Call for more r 3}~ detuls MEWPa.T CIES T Cannery Village, xlnl loc, 9 6 l-8112 Luxury ~ondo on lhe 1---------1 water. 3 hdrm. 2 ~., I OO/o DOWN baths. 48' boat shp lease a\ atl k29.SOO SI00.000 39 units A New equal ) Wall trade for Will trade equity into ho me . condo, or ? ? property wilhan lhe sun 1714J84§:-68SS=·---- beh or Haw:iu lol'alaon 1--------• Full price S2.300.000 New 4200 sq. f\. home So. l•Aiig.en•t•. 7•1•4/•644-95-13 __ 1 Laguna So Calif's best lots for Salt 2200 •.•.••••...•.••..•..... Abso lute!)• rr1me• OMC. adult parkrharm f'ormer mode 3 BR 1 n g s paraous o n I> lba, master swle w pvt SSS,000-call 642·6173 or retreal overlookangten 646·S096.,!8l THE PRIVACY OF \'tew SJ,100.000 Will lrade for tnd 'romm/in· come property. Call Paul 497-4844 or 499·5648. nas court, pools and spo, 1 _______ -C ESTA.TiUVIMG Good assumable loens c an be yours 00 lha!i Magmficent CdM Ocean OpenSllt/SunlS JUSTllB>UCB> ~~~!!!~!!!~~ 2+acre homesite cov Vie w Pool Ho me 8RobonCourt $37 500 e r ed with m a t ur e l.SI0.000 t!SO.OOOequity. C/21 Newport Cwtr 2br, 2ba, dble w/all new TRAILER PA.RIC avocado trees with ac Xchange for? +~0.057 apples. rent. ai r, new on Colorado River nr cess to a pnvate lake & 700.J287 PEHTHOUSECOHDO crptg an llv rm. m1r· Parker Ariz l50 Spaces riding trails St2.5.000 lteal Es-. with dock for 40 ft rored wardrobe, lge with room to expand. Down as low as 10•; In Wmthd 2900 sailboat. u.> deg ocean, patio. Carol 67J.. 7XIO agt. ~~~~~wct~a1?~~~~~ lerest as low as 9• f • • • ••• ••••••••••• .. •••• bay and city li ghts IO~. Guar. lO% cash on ~GENT _7~8333 PRIVATE PARTY.seeks views . Lar41eassumable Co1M11rdd rash. Lease back ir de· ocnu VIEW beachfront hom e. loan. Secunty +pool. P,.,.,+y 1600 sired. 7141752.2213 or ""' lselopt or purchase Mr. C/216=Clltr ... S.UPER.SU;•y•u• 714/644-o:.ttbyowner_. -.;~rtn:o::-~c~a.!~. ~1~.:i;--~;9 ·16 35 o r NOll#N CUSTllUNCH Will lrade equity of $400,000 into home in Newport Beach area 919 Sunset, CM, ioned Have something you $170,000 8Sl·llOSO MG. Try auto repair. lg want to sell? Classified ALLAN HELLER, Bkr. Rttlfofs t20xl40 lot. small bldg ads do it well -Call IKo.M Property 2000 ••••••• •••••••••••••••• Act now·won't last' ...:N..;..;O"'"W"-'-'' 642:..:.;-5678:::=.:.:::.:..· ___ ••••••••• .............. Hat11•s ~ Chuck Spiller, rltr ••••••• •••••••••••••••• 63M266 llllboo l.a.d l106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.te2 .. .._ Wtnter rental. fully fum. Patio. 6 houses Crom S. BayS650. 15 acres · guest home. tennis court, swimming pool, bearin, avocado t rees . Fu I price S 9 9 5 . O O O, A g e n t Small Commercl1J Bldg. 714/644-9513 & land. 60'xl25' lol. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Newport Blvd. 641-11763 FIXER Great potential in ronvenienl Costa Mesa area. Seller will help only Sll7.500 Hurry ! 67~4US WtNTa RBCTALS 11 2 Br Lillie Isle I.SS() 4Br 3 ba 2stry l900 Bayfrt 48r2'tiba Sl200 WaterlrantHomes Inc. s.c ....... 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg 2-sly home w/bla mother-in-law apt oo ca· n yon near heath. '154.ooo. a.5115 SAN CLEMENTE IS FOR EVERYONE! Spectacular ocean vlewa rrom tbla 5 bedroom Mutner'• Pohit home wttb 2 flnplacea, 1 hot TWOIO SC= U . $500,000 NNN in· come. Try $4,900,00Q. Huie 1st TD of nearly $3 million. N '4 . San D iego . Anchored by Safeway and Thrifty Drug. $335,000 Yr NNN. In· come. $2 Million 1Jt T.D 1t l.2$CX. lntemt. Make otr .. r. tub. a car '~'..;:t more. $180,000. l!!!!!Ae~!!6!!J!!l·!!ll!!7'!!!!!' J 1&1l moved ltM COWn' Tlata 'et acctualottd wltl Uw a..ulld Adi. TbeJ'reU...._n., toftadjQllU.lltlDIMd .. ,. .... u MONEY MACHINE This renovated beauty h1;1s 2·3 aH and 2·2 BR units. Greitt terms :md priced to sell at $238.500. CUSTOM HOME + RENT AL Just listed premiu m qua lity with two 3 BR units · beams · fireplaces in old Corona del Mar. Seller will exchange or be creative with your terms • offered at $347.500. Call us now! EASY EIGHT No gamble on 8 bread and butter units with low vaC' and great terms Ju t S210,000. ' 67Ut00 lelboe Pul uh 3107 ····················~·· 3 br, 2"'• ba, winter, 1695/mo. ~ Montero. 1·879·5991, 2J.3.33S-~~ 2 br. winter, 1550/mo. ll4 E Balboa Bl vd t ·879·5991, 213-33$-4698 STEPS TO BAY 3BR . 2 BA . frpl c , washer/dryer. S7tsmo. Yrly rental Possible 213·476·77~. Mon & Tue. 'ftHU·D __ BEACHPRONT Winter milal Lovely rel aru. 48R, 28A, frpk, ..... ,.,,.,,. All Amtaltlet. $1111 •o. 21M1S-Tnl. ........ .!l!:m=:-:i:;!I!:.---. __ 17 city 29 hwy. EPA Estimated Fuel Economy Eldorado 8t Seville • u~ fhe\8 r1gures fa compc.m~ 'HxH ""100ge "'IOY d•lf6f Hwv moleoge P<OIX>l'>IV ''"" Q{• IO\\ .. 17 clty28 hwy. EPA Estimated Fuel Economy de Villes 8t Fleetwoods 'u se ll\ese l•QUr&$ 10-~omPOri!oQO Your mole<>ge mov d•I 1e1 Hwy m•leoQe o•c>t.>oblv will be 1~$ , r I • Se i.--t.a-..-~•a...• 1 • ~ A 0 •. I•_, A t t awn. .. ............... 4' twllh&W... ,...._ .... 4ZM orm Coast DAILY PILOT JS~tu rdax, pt•m~r cv, 1981 :::::!.':~.!.:.:. ... :!~ .... '.:!.:! .... !: .. :!!!!'!'.';! ............ J! ............................................. i;.;;;;;;···;; .. "-fa Jat • ...... V ' LO • U.k '¢ I ihsls '' • ... ...,..... Wt ................... 1 .. 1.'.'· ~ .. -=--. ... !!2.! =!.~ ........ ~ .. ~~~~ ... ~! Av~ .. 1 wiaw w-..;i . .-; ................................. ._ ... -................... ... ........ -........... .1.................. . .......... v Ill I b 00 "' .,... C:..liM ... Mlr l lD CM9MIM UM......_.._. .._ Wf Jlr. 2~ la. Ntw,.aL Vt&JiJ °' ,,.._, hallJ MIWLTllCOI. J M.t llPtll !~~aa ~~:1r:Or~ Hawaii Cic111en Pan6e • ~ ........................ _. H ;;.;~.~ ............. •••• ...... -.. ...... '700 •o ..... 6 1pa. 111111 luwiw OC'tao-1 1t4'. IU ,cl, teel pr pr .... Jld. \Sdl ok ... t Ma.fl Coodo 281. ZIA. •oo 'IUIAY.. COlfA~ ftOGt I Ir .\ll..,_1 d IW, pool Ad1'.ltl ~th r day ttt 1111 i..._ 1 lrrel l •r. Near Bait ~ J Ur. 1 8&. lor -... Fun all rut a Br z Ba dqpa, aml vu, °'A~ 2 Uc>bclrm~ l Coa~ f.tao · · l\\la,...--kk'lla, bedroem, z....._-... WAMTm; HO.Ull llNJAL orualW'll.Ho,...Stept OCSAN'1tOM'tlt Ir. Jlr. I llMt •,atloue. avaU. LO/I. DO CeetcVn iOc. a. mo. Comp fu111 Sch c.oc:ta1• fa~1IH1 •ltw, comp. palot, c...-. pJ'bect to blach.. •Mo. Aatnt AvaJt. Wimer. Week.ly / Ntwly deeor. <tu pd. · . eta 17 12 v eu--Pvt q1det. Wkly HB. hint. :..o *-1 '-· clllpoaal, dlala"uller, Ml'~.._._.... Judx.S»MJO MoeU!tx.Pifl!. •cl lat., dlJnrr. Hc•k I .... JI VILLA BALBOA CON .1!!1=.J9.!1!~!!!:..--I furuct. noo.to lmot1· w I/Ce• MIM •UDOISLI• dul ...... ! .... _ ........ DO. z Br Zba. lae ~II. Ski Condo, Park Cit;, U. ... llt 6 111t.letl'*-~yeuy,cattfreeUY. JlrT1nt1111 • TMIW ...... Tlll full~y/orunvu Alk Utab,oosk>pcl,2Br.J ••••••• .. -........ lan aervkit, 90 Pf!U. MAYI: lq 111 U. cbarm.lq • N lJ decor pd Adu.I i.mlU a1 Ina SUO mo/yrly Ba Sl25 olalltlY On Incl. llR f11rn . ~ply b)' calliia Sid W"--.ddMrlotllt .... $7000 cosy 3 bdrm dream .:c~ 1ar., pOot~whi'. ~'!b1ie 11~. u'~ i IU 200 wkdy1 or CHRISTMAS I UO Ottea ._Sec 1ate, IHIH •t • 4 •· 83 0 3 . UI S...C...SS home . Cloae to ~I~ Br. Well decorated. 8'15 /eves_. __ NIGH Y. Wll. oo.!..1, 1~5 . Rnee. Moo.-rri. I 1.m. to 5 clubho.UH, o·~ act. B B Olympic me pool. U&bt· I I .. 11.a..-•JOO ::=:;~-~ .. :c-==---i P:m, tJIA~Yec....._ 17,_1123 S,1clo1i1 2 r. I a. i..r-_. ,. • LIAUAdrt J!c .. pool. 1385. ed ten:nia ~~ Jacuw. D I !'lti • ~, ,~ 2 b d •••••••••••••n•••••••• ~... J141 Forltue:Elec.conclo,a Other3-4br'uvaJL _.ISM part like llMScapln_. el I• u rm Cutllvlnaexpensal ... , ................... br.l~ba.frollt•mr AllorParttoApplylowardsrent. S.C....... J17' parv.e.cy•~ Moel beau&llul blda in McLalnCondo.Setcate. Eatabllihd 1911 Wllllewa&. w !IMrald pvt yard, ape•"°'°"· Nr (213) 926·2874 Private Party ....................... ••"' • H,8. pool, spa, tainla. '800 Featured In Time Mac. Bay 2 8t 2 Ba +Loft· Cdll Pwy. Avail, Oct. 15. lb Ulle new l • 2 . Apta. IH&-081.9 7 L 1 r 1 e c 11 t n t el e teull·pvt beach pool1 2100 ':::c':.' l<M~·i:;j.~ J: Stell' to Ocean, tennla, w/aar or carport. Up or 2 br, $3$0 + b50 dep. Verulllea, apaclous 2 Personal attention • SU50mo 1177. 8 MIWIPOIT pet.a. 1875. -.1913 a.ft Joa. bike. 2 BR, 2 BA, down, balCOlly or paUo, CrpU, drpt. Bll·im, nr bdrm, 2 b11 Security careful scretnlni. Time Mtwpert.... 316' L£!:!~id!. 8~ar2pet:. ... 3244 3pm tfntrM.SO.S'J3.m86 f:J· •~a, bbqi~ui;:!y, abope. Alhdult, no pets. aate, club house, ocean Saving! ••••••••••••••••••••••• drape1, h·upe, enclad ••••••••••••••••••••••• C toll• £~ONT·-''" Lux~ Coodo2 Br. 2,ea. 2 bdrm, 2 ba, fireplace. 1 :~ ~~u . Ma~ -.... . view. '1~<"f.1_, HO~l'IS BA YCREST 5 bdrm 1ar. 1'100. No pets. e.w Ch ate aux -I~ c!'u~tew :lb! frplc, den ' wet bar. faf 4ar.~oc~l~eek-a1u1ta NOP~ Mesa I br condo, tenniS. pool. .,.,, ""' 832-4134 m': w/~b~rgr/~~ Savaae Wilde 6 Co. :oOd~df;;~rm + lit tee Over 80001q ft Enclsd garaae Fan· Y on_. Pinet, 2850 Harl a , c lubhouse, washer, HUI llACH & IA.Y Shanna • BeUerl.iving O · . en,-· · fl 900 mo th rl jy n tastk surf mw. Sleps to Versailles Uw. fum/un· SU-2'47 dryer, retng. bt. last & 2 Br sharp, yrly ~ COAST charm In~ 4 bdrm tJ 3 bedrooms. hlOr)' eoodo University Part, 4 Br. 2~ KmhAer, Ail, 6'2·823$. beach. re Mo. 637-M15. rum. g /$510 mo. yr Ill E SEVIU.E 2 Br 1.,, dep. lt05. 768-7633 2 Br. bu1edeck. rum. or HOUSIMATIS ~ ".:. v=;raBiU + hu,e .,.& + family t".s l~ue:1 ~~~~~ lbcnablMneReaJty. Spanish-aty~ :lbr home, round. 213-792·3469. Eve. Ba. Adults, ~w crpts, Spacious l Br. Apt. Avail j.{uP'ft~fJ:.}>'y Convenient roomm_ate Grund lnUl.41. room+ f\repl.ace. Ten· lC).l7 A~~m EBlufcoodofbr2~ba woodbumingnreplace' et2-4957 drapu, patio. gar., on 9-15 Pool, laundry ·,.; GERS perM>Oalpro(lleserv1ce. nl1 couru. swltnminc · · 83SAmlpWy18.$tOOO'. lge ramUy kitchen! A I BR Versailles, pool, water pd. Call 1·5, rac., frplc. garbage ANA 87 3- 0364 Dax04-12!M VIUAIALIOA pool, sauna, Jacuui, atnut Square 3 Br, 2ba ZU.S4l-4f80,5f.1.fll3 ateal atllOO! M92A . 1ac., aaWUt~m. :u hr UM120 disp .. garaat" parkin& 675 61'JJ Luxuriously appointed etc., etc. $7$0 Mo . condo, Air, pool, gar. Al10 doo't rn!ss tb1s sec.&uard.~.631~ 2619 "£"Santa Ana space. Adult.sooly, pets l l-OOMS "Gay Roompia~ twobedroomaoroneand 6*-4477. f6SO,Gary~ M.._tCntf 2bdrm bimcalow w/ma· PACIFJCSUNSET UT5. considered. '425 Mo -ContactServiceJ den. Pab~toua oc~an 343RMERADR. University Patt 2 Br 2 3bdrm,2~ba.Newport jor appliances! '400! VIEW LUXURYDUPLEX Bf.2·8807, 5PM to 9PM, 21A1"S Laa,.!1,,.em~I~ JJ0:JD.~ view, Maad service. NEWCONI>O Ba. study ore atrium. condo In q u 1 et •49'24 . 15 s~pa to sand. Lg 2 2 Br. 2~ Ba. dble gar. Tues. thru Thurs. Fri· U75MOHTH M 11~ " 1 " so '2000 per month Si it FOR RENT 115 · or book shelves. neiah~~ ot beach. Rentimes 631~ Fff bdrm w /carport, bal, 1450 1 ft with every Moo. 8AM-9PM 129 35th St. lower uni!, ~a1itr~ ~.WJ;. <'for'':en~I months lease. 631-7300 2 BR, double gar, elec patio, lovely aardens, ~enues incl 1pe. pool, :Nr beach. Nice 2 BR 2 ldry rac. ulil 111c l6M xtra. \uge rear yard MARl.-S w Al.JC xlnt cond Avail now needs. I 1-7rM ReaJtor gar opener. 631·4361; frplc. $800. 544-4007 hgbted tennis courts, Ba. ocun vu. Ff>lc. No 851·9417 with RV ga~. Adults. 2 & 3 Br. Townhouse (213)966-1711 1"!!~!!!(!!!2!!!13!!!lli»!!!!l!!!!30C0!!!!1!.!!!!I!~ Fut utlc Townhouse. 641-1991 $725. 3 BR Orangetree saunas, 24 hr set. Now pets. 494-8727 . 87H336 6'2·9666. Apts. Patio6, single Ii Peninsula duplex 2 Br 2 I~ oce~ view, .r:-c,ic. ever· Sharp 2Br house on lower Patio Hme fresh decor, ac!U ~==~da, T•tti. 32'0 VILLA COltDOIA double car garages, Ba. frplc, year lease yth1D& lurn11 ed. S895 Eastslde. Garage. No gar opnr. adlt comm.. &$l·2205eYJ, wknds ....................... S 1 E Side Apts near Hunt. Harbour Isl. & last 675·4912 Mo. 76G-9117 dogs. S550 mo Avail Oct. all amenities. No. pets. 3 BR, fenced, pool, lge pa~ ous · 00 dshwsh~ Children OK. 840-6807, Broker. W......,_,ll.... 4. Call Wayne agt, SS2·f246 ;8.13-m7 LUXUIYIAYFIOMT patio. dbl gar., quitt fnito~!~·ra1t 'util free. HUNTINGTON BAY WESTCLIFF 2 Br l ~'J 2 l 3 bdrm 2 baths 646-8816. Univ. Pk. spac 3br, 2ba 3 Br. 2 Ba. witb boat slip. n b r b d , $7 50. Ag t. No pets CONDO Ba Townhouse. Adu I LS fireplace ,; garage' • 2Br.1 Ba .. Condo. Mesa twnbse, dr. gar, c /a, Avail. Oct. lat. Many 646-4380 • 1 BDRM $CIO 2 Br. l'h Ba. Patio, only, no pet, ~Mo. Fromt'150.675-9lll. Verde. Child OK. New lrpk. Nopets.529-0384 amenities. $.3SOO Mo. W ...... 3291 2BDRM $475 carport, wuber/dryer 1728 Bedford Lane l706 OCEANFRONT. decor.'525.833-8974 2bdrm, l'nba, 2 car gar Broller67~12. .. ~................... 2323EldenAve.CM incl. Water&trashpaid. 548-7533. Deluxe 5 Br. 2"4! Ba . NICE ! 2 Br. COOdo near condo. pool on park. CAHAL,.ONJHME Avail. now 2 Br. l Ba, VEAR·"®NO FUN: 642-76Cli Comm. pool. Adults, no Qulet 2 br, l ba, ready for Ref's. f13lO Mo. Avail. So. C. Plata Pool, S6501mo. CalJ 644-6923 Newport Shores 4 BR 3 Water &: trash palcJ, Social Acllvi~es D• 2 Br. 1 Ba. Pool, garage. pets. S52Sf+ te()Od~it. occ. SteJ)6 from beach. tbru 6·~82. 675-9932, tcuul +.Gas paid. S56S after 6 pm Ba, 1 year lease. $1200 erage. Adults, no -ts. rector • Free unday No .-•. Sf15 Mo. 1395 A Agent. no ee. S4S-· S650, 1st. last & sec "" Btunch • BBO's • ,..._ b 2BR R l "•"6217 213/'46-66Bf o. 556-16216. mo, lsl at lut. Gwen 50 + '400 deposit. Paruea . P1us more Baker. 641--0763 Btwn 9-1, ~ Block to Beac . . ~e~s!.:.·!!::~=~-Bayfront Lido Island. E/side 3br 2~ba frpl, yd, L..-a ltcd 3241 Henry, A&ent, no lee. SolS-2000 GREAT AECllUTIOH: Mon-Frj. 2BA. Adults. $475. 124 l Br condo, 1550 mo, 3bdrm-winter rental enclsd 2 ca r gar. n••••••••• .. •••n••~·· RICHARD SOWERS 3Brhse.pet.s,ltidsOK,lg l8N"OS•FteeLessons tBr.aU>ve&refrige utils 20thStre«.53IHllf9 Versaille s. C all 675"646; (2U)44M466. Amenities incl jacuui. CWEANF~:i-Mo~~~ RI.TR yd. S65omo. (pro & pto shopt I 2 pa id $375 Mo. 2 Br. stove Spacioua apt avail now. 213 /83().2323Rlchard H U f ""'-d tennis, pool. Avail 10.15. !>dmH 316 mo. 714-598-5'74 631-2246 1-leatltlCM>is•Sauna Ii refri1e.-M25. Adults. Bachelor. l & 2BR 2 Br. 2421 E. 16th St .. ~.::::.:::: .... $690 lit last & dep, •0 e. 499-cl llST IH Co ado ml I • Hydtomassage • no peta, 646-43112 From '325. * CI06e to Adults, no pets. $400 A••r.. 3 .. 0 .. 646-6691 •BEACHHOUSE •Co~{. 11'-,.•..nt~ U•f• •+1d 3425 Sw1mm1Ang •Goll Large Bachelor. new, G G ~ SD. Fwy 645-.4718. --,.. ' ' B .. B C dot lBR, lfP'c, beamed ce1 . • ~' vn ,_' Dt1v1ng an11e d E t . d Balcontes, patios. pools. N H H 2 t A Professional Service For Professional People. 3olfices toacreen. check ref's & employment, will match you with the right Roommate! 30 Day Guarantee 2.5'"1 off with this ad ••••••••••••••••••••••• ac .. ay area on or . C wt ard S Lag Elevated 3,000 sq. Ct •••••••••••••••••••••••! l!IEAUTlf\Jt APTS: mo ern, as s1 e, . t . Ind f ear oag osp s ory, SZ2s Fountain Val 118488 lease 4 Br. 3 !la. 2 car =s m~. ~ . Deane home situated on Be one of the lucky few.. SingtH 1 & 2 Bed rivat.t patio, no pets lf cu ,:nn, N G rt O~ very nd1ce JI .~~ .. 2 Ba $275San Clem lbr 114981 garagt, tennis court, . a bill overlooking 10th Rent in Costa Mesa's I iooms • Fu1n1aned . Mo. 5'3-0908 GARDENS 4901 H I HB frplc, /w. aunury rm. 0~ Co:l51·77 14 '325HB ~a.low 15312 spa. pool. complettly re· Buutarut 2BR. 2BA . tee. Cloae to Country NEW EST sated 20 & U<ltumllhed • Mill Nice 2 Br I Ba. upper m B I Ch' & e1H · 1 garage S620 Mo Adults, S315C• 2brbome 16454 model.ed. lll50 Mo. Rd's View. Sl!rn. 2BR, 1'-"BA Club in ID05t prestigious Townbome VILLAGE L1v1ng •No Peta• 4-plu. k25 per mo. 679 ~~ aca ei no Ls.~ MASTERN ISA 1395HB ~away 119648 req u1red. No pets . Cotuge, $7S0.67~ loc. Dramatic entry. ex· COMMUNITY. 2 at 3 Br. Mode11 Open 0111v Center 16. 963-6551 Versa111is 2BR, 2BA. 4 1 "'!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!A!!!cce!!!pted!!!!l!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S4252br CapBch H981 544-8071,75-6521. TOPOF1HEWORLD tensive petioa, jacuui, 2\.'aBa llm ·l.800sq.ft. 9106 2 Br Twnbst lndry 2 bdrm. 1 ba . 7794 blks to Bch Secured.I~ S5SOnewbcbhsels.561 HOMEFORRENT 5 br. 2 ba. din area. 3bdrm, 2ba, 2 story. of pure luxury.Garages, Oakwood atio Adults 'no pets' Ntwman. kW. 1.st. last Ameoties.S675.631-4459 Npt. Bcb. W~liff. S275 Rentimes&31~ Fee 3 Bdrm. S7SO. Fenced stove . washer/dryer Perl. cood. S3500/mo. hydro-tubs in master Garden Ap9ftment1 £:25iMo. dep. 755 w: mo. dep. 6'2-44Jl ,ev Lovely 1 br Versailles Mature Fem. Nice 2 Br --------i yard' garage. Kids & booltup, gar., encl. yd, 6'4-7315. suite. format dining 18th.St.646-!k507. Spa~. 2 br apt, kids OK. condo. ocean v u . 2Ba Pool.631·5489 pell welcome. ~2000. SlOOO. 96f.Ul61aft.6pm. WINTER RENTAL-4Br, rooms, wood burning ~'::'n~~n~· F 11 aptonl 1child,2 patio. $405/mo, 1st, last. $525/mo Call Sandy' Sh are 4 Br. home Agent, oolee. NEWER 3 BR, 2 Ba, dJn. 2Ba dplx fum /unlum. fireplaces, micro-wave (714) 645·1 10"4 .W":rl Iba U~J pd S425 17381 Keelsoo <Beach/ 642-6149. betwetn bay & ocean Brand new spacloua~l700 inglr~. d;eo and fplc . some ocn vie w. 5304 ovens, fenced patios & New..-BMch s. w/$300dep.· . S~ater). 962-3837. 1 Br. Duplex. 3 bl ks Newport Beach, Avail sq ft ) 2BR. 2BA. Dining Walking distance of the Seubore Dr. S800 mo yards. Privat.e .. elegant 1700 161;;s; 100,.,"' 181~) 642-lOlO Mt. to beach. 2 Br l Ba, beach All utils paid. 1mmed 675-2637 aft 6. nn/study. Multi-leveled beach. Pet.sand.cbildren 151·8070 Uvlng only 1.5 minutes (71<4) 642·5113 Stunnin Jar ez Br. 2 Ba. sp.a avail., mature cpl, S545 yearly. 644-8494, Prof Female . clean, town~me. frplc, vault· OK. Sl,000 mo. m Thrte Beacon Bay, 3 br, dock, ~in":it!'s8torurc.1:>11~~·0~ Garde: AJ. Pool. S435 uttl pd kSO. Abe? l Br 832·1919. quiet, mature. to share 3 ed ce11iog.,. Pool, spa. Arch Bay. OR, Sl250 mo. leMls 2 yr lease St700 0 .C Airport. Just east of M 710W 18lh St cstm Ba, blt·in fng, ut1I --bdrm 2 ba Balboa Pen '850mo,873-9'98 !>0 the oceanside or hwy refs reQ.675-8617 ' ' Newnnrt B"'·d. •-so. or Junior Bdnn. Versailles. o. · · · pd, mature fem, $350. S.Ci...... 11 76 condo w/ocean vi ew E SIDE "1 Blk from Irv m North Latruna. Both .,,, n "' Rec. fac. $495 Mo . Eutside 2 Br.1 Ba. near 1·6PM,84&9150l ....................... $400 C 1 I ~ve. 38~. 2Ba1 new cpts arevacant.A(t.494-75.n 4 :r~:~~No ~:: ~iefiooo~~~~l~~ 644 ·5369, 548-8636 , schools. no pets. k2S DELUXE21R. I IA. ?~adr~ri. l:a~·c~~~~~: ~o 67~ ~a:~·i:i.~12 frplcs. LogmaH• 3250 pets, submit on kids. 631·5439, 2473 Orange 751·9110.0wner/Agent Mo.~~~~Ba.bl5 Nr . bch. new w/fpk, tndry, ocean view. S47S M/F nonsmkrshr furn. 2 . • ...................... CIR Rltrs. BUI or Linda. Ave , Costa Mesa. SHORT TERMS 1 child OK. no pets. 2265 patio, encl gar. dshws.hr. 493·2710. __ BR. 28A Wdbrdge C~n 38r. Condo2\'J Ba Near tbdrm 2 baValleyVlew 631.0884 646-5086 2 Br. l Ba enclsdpatio& Beachrentalsbywetk DMaple,645-94!M. smo.ke alarm. lndry ~__...-... 3110 do S27S + "'2 ut1I S.C Plua. frplc. a/c, ' Fire 1 b ·i ' d 1 1 or month. Agt, 67~8170. -· fa c 1 I. ad Its. S4 65. ~ "'llCI 640 6423. eves. 1 . t.enni.s 2 car House. pace, u1 t· Ntwport Crest 2 Br, den, farage. A u ts. on y. 1 Br 1 ba adults only no ~4614 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PORT S·h PoO • iac. • . ins, A/C, carpet. drapes, 21,'J ba end urut. Very 500 Mo. 751 -1350. 2 Br Wint.er Rental, up-ls s36otmo f>«.n22 • · !bdrm condo. pool. spa, PARK NEW are •...&.--1-~ 3206 gar w /op~i:ataos. enclosed yard, 2 car private. Mooth to mo. 548-7001. per w /ocean Vl'W rays Tn-plex. 2 br. gar. S4SO. nr hospt & park. Park w/relined resp, empld --$7 65 lease. · garage, gardener. Cou· S72S. Cali 1·992-5310 or Irvin e Condo riv ate Adults, no pets Avail -· lge front wut, no pets, or 1 e an 5 • s 4 3 5 M F Dix furn Park ....................... 3 BR 3 Ba. pvt yd, comer pie with up lo 2 cbiJdreo aft 7pm 642-21645 location overiOOfmg golf now. $600. 675-7019. Mesa VerdeSpa. lmmBed ocb · 10/1. (213)493-1655 (213,436-5S62after Spm Nwpl xtra lge view apt Little Island. 3 bdrm, lot. fplc , aJI uno-ndes, bt o K N ...... , A a'l "·t -· 1 ._..room furn. alJ uttl cup1ncy. c. 2 r 2 a 2 B 1,~ n-t --760-804.s. ____ _ Dot ..., . . o ......,. v a . "" •~ course, Rancho San Joa-~ bit frpl Nr r. ~. ""'· sm pa io. •-I ltlh ~ --den. Sl2$0mo. l..se level.S850mo.8$U990 2. $$$0 mo/lea.le. Call W ....... _ quin.topunlt,S850/mo,2 paid. I house from apt. ~:..,_.~ation well mamtalned 4 unit ...,.-Ua..f :u • 3900 RENTAL NEEDED. lie6f0-0997,675-6000 Lux. Zbdrm, Zba condo. owners.u.-0138. 2 & 3 bruiru, 2 baths, B d 64()..8121 water S550 yearly snopt .. u~ ...... a bldg. S460 Mo Owner or • •--Prof ladyneedshometo ....... __ , .... 3207 !p, gar. pool. S625 Lo I ' •· 3bdr2b fireplace & garage r + eo 646-4419 Adlts no pets. s49~. 673-3115. ••••••••••••••••••••••• share C~m /NB area -Vt y, pnvai.c, a. F m $750 675-9111 Newport Crest 2BR Con· ~ S E A W I lllJ D ....................... 642-5290. Owner wilJ be.Ip finance ro . . do Ocean View 1800 sq 3 bdrm 2 ba attractively d Hlill~ 1""'111 673-6500 bus, 53'7· 1189 New, custom, luxury 3 br Eastsidt CM. 3BR,2BA 831·1Z73 Big Canyon Townhouse: ft.'Slooomo. · furnished.~-ocean 10 LgelS ~pool. a Its. no H..t.Ow 3142 VILLAGE Rtsponsable. neat F lo home. I block from +den. Pool. Kids OK. 3 Br Vitw Home Br. 21,'JFBa tin g.ol 646-al22 mos.S79S.673-9060Agt. pe '46.ria·673-0884 , ....................... New l&2 bdnn luxury shr2brCoronadel~ar Ftrry, 4 frplcs. jac. 2t,) r750 mo. Call Christina Absolutely gorgeous 6 course. antas c v1tw Sept-June ti500 mo 2BR ' Deluxe Adult Bayport adult apts an 14 lans I house, t29S uu:I ut11s. ba,gar.Mo-to-moor yr-557-2783,851·5ll7 Mo.lhenMotoMo.No fr o m all ro?m s To....._ LBA pabo frplc .'7 blk Ntwly decorated I Br Condo . Outstanding Bel r S465~bd Bob675·J5.57aft.7. ly. Sl2SO/mo. Can fum. pets 1750 Judy Aient Gorgeous. Ttus 11 the U.f•..wi.d 3525 b ,h 0 • hou$ 9127 apt. second floor . Penthouse View rm rom · rm Pr f M . hest h 7»0682, BDiO 5'00,. MONTH 559-!Moo . nicesJ unit '" lht de-....................... t~c w ":n Ibo e Bl d. private deck SJSO. 717 Overlooking Hunlingto~ from S5J.S. Townhouse o~ean f~t ap~ SW~~~ 3 bdrm. 2 ba, 2 car gar. Lg 2 Br I 'h Ba E.side 2 br, l .ba pau·o borne. velopmtnt. Fireplac~. Costa Mesa Townhouse. I 0768 a a v . James St. H>-4979. ff arbour. 2BR. 2 BA . from S610 + pools. le~-2 S. 40 , non s m k r • between Bay & Beach. house. Gar. serv. porch. wet bar, pool. JICUUI. ?BR + den. 2t.;BA. Pool. 998-2 BR a pt w 1 gar. dis· SlSOO mo. Boatslip avail nis. waterfalls, ponds SlOOOpermo yearly lst nu carpet, drapes, & countrykit .. Srvtpatio,2 garag~. ~xtenslve Ja e etc S700 mo. WinterrentaJapt,NB,a,., hwas her. 1984 "D" lhroughPetersLanding. ~as forrooking&heat-metaphys int Ed. & last req + clearung paint cl~ bta:~5~/ f a~pe}e:~ custom1ut1on. Avail. 213-41&.JUS, 213-823-5021 blk to beach. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Anaheim St. CM. Open. (2l3) S92-:1584,2S2·1l3ti. 1n.g paid F~om NS~ 638·2097'-'--- depotit. Children OK , no unmed. $1400 Mo. Lease-gar, S600 Av I I 011 sc75mo S4S-l229 Diego Frwy dnve o Newport Condo .2 rooms. pets Avll0/15 lease,S550/mo.S51-413'7 lease option possible. •-t. .... Fwwl*d 552·1539 B . 'kl.in t'ls .....,, l"iM 3144 on Beach lo Mcfadden ms for both. J person · 67~29i6 955-1400 days. 760-3670 ::':':•••••••••••••••••• Nicely furn 3 BR 2ba. I r. inc g u 1 ......... ··~··••••••··~··••• ... •• then West on Mcfadden Non-smoker. private 2 Br 1 Ba, frplc. yrly, L..-a,.,.. 3252 eves. lc6ool.a.d ]706 gar. Ocean view. steps Prefers:&~ Pnva.te location ov~r· to Seawand Village balh.645-0084. d Its .-. Avail ....................... .. ... STllUFF ....................... to waler $725/mo incl . looking golf course, \714)893-5198. -Great loc Ocean Blvd. au . no .... -. . NiguelSboresmodelvilla 4 bd~ 2\-1 ba. family SMASHCNGDECOR util & Cab le TV . Brand ~ew Con~o in Ra.ncboSanJoaquin.top Roo.t 4000 CdM. frplc, court yd. 10/2S. 673-11965 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 car garage. room, fireplaces. Clean t br. patio, yrly, $590 in· 2 l 3 I 9 4 3 . l 8 8 I or water one;~ P~J:rtMz :i'tS.0.~1mo, 2 Br + ....................... _!,12.S. 953-6717, 673-4716 Charming beach cottage Mago ificient ocean executive home. Avail cl. utils.~ 213/58.5-0921 Br 2 Ba., rp ~ . . en Laguna Beach Motor Inn. Wanted 2 Female Rmmts 2 Br 3 Ba, frplc, yearly view. 9950 Mo. 661-7770 ~ blk to beach. winter Lusb land.scapulg} 1ac, Orangelree COOdo I ~r 985 No. Pacific Coast to share 3 Br. home near rental.-> mo. Coast MESA VERDE message. now~~:l~l07 ~!~ .. ??.~~ rental. 2 BR. lge deck . I pool. 2cargarw opnr, +loft. pool, ~pa. teruus .. Hwy, Laguna Beach. ocean to Hunt. Bch. Pro rties 67 3- 5410 3 Bd, family rm, cuJ-dt-._. "°""' 3255 in blC)(k to beach, lbdnn. $450 mo. 673-4243 adlu , no pets. 1'12.5 Mo. sauna, exercue rm S425 Dai~y. Weekly. Kate hen Co 11 e g e students 2 br. utils pd, S675/mo. 113 sac. S950 mo yrly lease. .. ... •••••••••••••••••• Lanae Y'-.w Home arking util pd. Yrly. 545-3115. , Mo. CalJ 661-0633 available. Low winter welcome. 1225 Mo. in· E.BalboaBlvd. Avail immed. Lg 4Br, 3&, exec home SpacTous and open 2 r390 /~o 675 ·6876 •-t ltlh BrandnewlBr ~oao TurtleRock. 2BR. den rates.4~ clds all utils. Call 673-53:50 on the waleT. Prof de-story w/pano view or S34·3'740 · ' ~U•f* <l±sd water onent.ed ~.')>Jttl. 2BA. din nn. Dble gar. Balboa Inn. S90 & up anyt1me~7874 •~&.]JI t d I d B Ii L 3 B . 11•-frplc blt.ns gar..-.opnr N I · t.ed I c '-I K' h t c.,k.,___. 3 Bdr. family rm, pool, cora e , g cove re ay ocean. g r, Z Br l ba Winter ""blk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1' & j . 1540 o' ew Y pa.m . mma wee.. Y ilc enne le, Sh r B taut Hu I N pl ...................... SI o o o m 0 J a ck i e patio, great bonre for en· d In rm . !am rm 0 bch. S46o. Dolly. 675-4630, Gi•ral ]102 ~3115 (~ghton S:,r: NT pool, pan, bus S775 ocean front. 675-8740 Heights home. Overlook· Victorian-style 2bdrm Handlemao.rltr631·12166 tertainiog. SllOO mo ~OO~~H 631 ·:40 Jackie 642·6614 ....................... incsProiect) leue.833-2252 --Roomw/kit.pnv Nrbus. mg the Bay & Ocean. home w/eoormous en· 5116-8430 ate omes, nc. . entals 2 & 3 Br Sun-drenched 2bdrm unit · Log.a IHctt ]141 shopping center & OCC Lrg BR & BA. Non· try, European-style Mil.-Y1efo 3267 NEWPORT TERRACE ~m~r Rb t Clean· near Newport border' A Ea:iidt.Jn B~ N:.tur:; ••••••••••n••••••••••• Adults. 962-7520 smking mature male. kitchen, plush carpets ••••••••••••••••••••••• COND0-2Br, 2Ba, view, 53S-~~ ~ . bargainS37S! 15403 w d lcea g I ca S~~S · Hotel California Apts ~ Close to 0 c C Pool non S3SO & $400 646-~ through-out " Iota or HOME FOR RENT gar. no pm. Wtr pd. S62S I . Plus.: Fountain Val~ey ~1-~eios on y . block lo bea_ch. security smkr, sno." . F to shr 2 br condo in H.B. otber unique extras; 2 Br. $575. Garage, fenced 3 Bdrm. $650. F~nced mo. 673-17'11, 642·3073 stud~o apt w/aJI ml}Or · . bldg • rernge. ~love, ~2510 wtsame. TeMis. P.OOI. Senalbty pnced at k25 yard, clean. 646-1145. yard & garage. Kids " UDO 151 ... ...-$950.0 Witter & y~ appliances! Only S225 & '250. I br dJ)U an quiet carpet. S35o Mo. anclds 1 S200 w tD ms + \'J uuls & 14981 646.QSS pets welcome. SolS-2000. .._._ M 2 & ] ..,_ low move-in! "488 safe court for non utils. 6 Mo. mmimum. NB .. s~a. poo · mo dep 673_.743 (4-6) Rentimes631~3F2ee2 Old worl.d chann-quaint Agent, no fee. 3Br 2Ba, 2 car gar. Now •Y Rentimes631~ Fee smoker w/prev. rental "97·3CYT7 or494-2'797 C~isl1an Morals Non . . . thruMay82.S59-1623. S .. A.,.... rer 954W 17th 548-0358 drinker non s mkr htHltt.a•...e11 CoroHdelMs 2bdrm retreat in good Smgle family 3 Br. 2 Ba. BLUFFS 3 Br 3 Ba CllOf'•._a 1c6oo llt.d ll06 ' . ' . Mew--tltcd ]16t 851·1910 art 6 PM Be h Ex JI ti •••••••••••• .. •••••••• arta! Picket-fenced for immaculate. S65o Mo. R N · . t. ......,. "'d. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small IBR apt Stove & F""' Sat/Sun ac area. ce en Y 2BR, "Honeymoon Col· children & pets' All this Please call Georgia, Fam. m. ew pain · 290 I Newport Lrg lbdrm gar apt, single rrldge, util paid. S2.So ....................... . · . Furn. Pool, tennis, etc. ta1e", Canyon view, fortl95! 116454 Mission Viejo Realty of· $11SO Mo.64f.2:m. dull No pets kSo yrly mo. Singles onJy. Call PAii WWPORT Nice furrusbed room in S250 to blO. 964-8029 or stove,nopets,adlts,SB.50 Also lam. home w/op-fice 581-1000, ho'me BEACHBAYTENNIS ~J.lilt 67s-a · Saturday t0·12AM . ntft private home Costa -'!644:!:::..!·2583==------ lncl rdnr. 673-1464 lion to buy! l690! #6751 586-91193. 3BR. 2BA. patio, gar. ' · 642-8729 APARTMENTS Mesa. Call After 6PM. Pror F age 23-:lltoshare Rentimes631·4555Fee .... __ _.,..--...a. 3Z6t ~yrly.67).4436 Spma~~ 2 ~lBA apt. 2 BR 1 Ba, upstairs, no 548·6892 --3 Br. 2 Ba. duplex In OC•• ..... • •y YJ-.-... ,.... ' -ar ing . .,,.,.,. •· I fW I D XLN'T pv• ba & entr nr C M Non smoker frplc ~"' ....... 2bdrm, lrgyrd. avail. Im-....................... rAIKsmlMG 675-0349 pe .... enc gar w COUMTRY CLUI H N... ok kit . . ; • • Sunny 4 bdrm, family med . N r . 19th & Sea view' Br 3 Ba. family Quiet end mlt townhse . Hkup. k70 mo. 540-0117 ~ oag. o sm • no · dswbr, w/d & lrg sun· room. bntakf~t room Monrovia. 646-1943. rm dining nn C)(ean & n reenbelt Master Beachfront urut. 2 Br 1 hlNNI ,_..... 3107 or962-1181M N S275. 646-1005 deck. S312.SO+...., utils. "vaa!!>°ntr ~I~ Hiadlyl.s, ho51'!'~ JBr •. 2ea, large renced night light vie~. Pool & ~~ + 2 ~ bdrms. Ba. winter rent a I. ; .. h.v .. 'i°'i'B''&•; East 5 id e Luxury Full1. .tum, ~I incl, Ute 642·9433 aft 6PM. mo...... .. "" .....,., paUo. S65o mo. Condo. telltlis. $1M>Oprmo. 2\.i ba pvt patio. No ~/mo. ac ear y. r. & townhouse. 3BR, 3BA. IEACH coolung priv . Laguna F to share CM 2br condo. pets "'75 CalJ64f.9514 Br . 875·97 97 Lrgt patio Decks. Beach . 494 -6176 , pool.spa,garagepri/ba r6otfl#IU dd J(1111 556-l7l2. Waterfront ltaae, 4 BT 4 or Answer Ad '272, Bay area unit, new Ir de-213/585-2111. Frplc. 1ar skylight, An adult community on 541·3030. ms. 545-9815 <iA.~J.A. Ba. family rm. top COii· &4.2·430024 bn corated 2 Br l Ba. wmter Bach. SB. l Br. 1 Ba. pool, Jae. all amenities. the Baell: Bay. Spec Laguna Beach. large M/F Share 3 bdnn. 2 ba -~'""'!Kl~ ~!.~ ........ ~?~~ dition, dock for 40 boat BLUFFS rental S52S/mo. Coast Bay Side. k50. Adults, S895 mo. 831 ·2185, tacular Spa. 7 swim· rurn. room, private hse on beach in Nwprt. ~ 2 sty home, 3 decu. 3br, Sl.900. a Br mint condition on ProeertiesrT>SUO no pets. Savace Wilde' 871·7872 ming pools.8ligbted ten· bath. linem. S2U Mo. lst 325± en/wk:nd&U-9014 6'1/l-1J 91t 2ba, kit. Uv rm upetrs. lush 'areenbeJt. Vacant. Cost. MtM 3724 Co. 675-6806. 138 Albert St., IC. 2Br, nis rou.rta, bike trails, & last. 499-SS.SOevs. Female lo shr 4bd hse 114' L CoMt Hwy., Cdll sep. lbr, Iba, liv rm, kit. 4 Br 4 Ba. clean at sharp. o • n r /A 8 t . $1100. ••••••••••••u••••••••• 2 Br 1 Ba, gar. yrly, nr frplc, l~Ba. S5SO mo. p u t t i o g g re t n . Fu r n is he d M a I e $200mo. Call 546·0984. !!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!I!!!!!! dnstrs. S850. 779·2639, next to tennis• beach. Mf-04M CASA DEOIO bea~h, adults, no pets, ~2004 Bachetora. l and 2 employed non smoker Weekdays after 6:30 SPACIOUS 5Br. 3Ba. 525""951 =~~~~pt AVIEW ALLUTILJTIESPAID Ava1110/15.m&s New 1 br. coodo, micro-bedrooms apartments. mature. Quiet. con· ..:P-=M"-·------ i aJ dinrm. fam rm 2 Br. 2 .... 81 _ ..... d .. n, C--dll Mer 3122 wave, sanie w/opener, :!11d0.00to!!~t' from &tnlal C.M. hom~. $175. Rmsible rmmte to shr onn/ bar = · I fowt•Y.a.y 3234 -n aJIJUUba "ba ~ 2 Compar .... ·for• you waterfall , la" .. 1 ... .., ..-lllUUUJ ~8keepcallin& Balboa P-. du"'1 .. x w wet , me . ••••••••••••••••••••••• wm---..... I\ Co. y " ""!: " ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .., • On Jamboree At --.... t"'- ll mo ~"' ~.... ' ' rent. Custom deaign Walk to bcb. Quiet 3 Br atream1~ pool 6: jacuzzi, La 2 sty Hunt. Bch hse $225 + util 646-0976 Ava now. . S Br home. avail. 10/15, L . f car gar, ffl)lc. Sl.30Q/mo. 2ba, d~lx, •ar, $""". .t~ ...... SanJoamrmRllls Road poo• I ... spa Sl""'+shr A~. 7I0-8:lll. nu paint/carpet, $190 u x u r I 0 u a 0 u r 541-07'7 features: Pool. BBQ, .. "IV " 1ber ... ,..,r uuutL·Up. 7 c>iM-1900 • -..:e:.:.v.::.:elc..:;w:.=k:!:nds=----- Lg Harbor View Hilla mo. 983-2718 bedroom, three bath cov'rd 1arage, sur· Child 0 , no~· Drive Mo.545--tu.5. { l utila. Looking tor 3's Roommate needed-~ tni "'*-· Pooi~s , view. HL..JJL t •--...a. 12 .. 0 home. Beamed ceillnp1 IAYRONTLIASI rounded with plush by only. 7U e.liotrope. 2Br, l~Ba Twnhle, gar, Oceanfront for. Winter Company types, non-from OC Airport, I ._ .. • _. .. in living room and fam · Lrg 4 Bdnn, nu carpet/. landscaping. Adult liv· AvaU 10/3. fn.9406 pvt patio, frplc, adha 00 Rentals. Furnished ' smoke. Donna /Gary h Id M/F 2 34 ~!.""!.°'1oor. moaer'A; ••••••~~•••••••••••• lY room. SecJuded PoOI paint lhNOUl, sHp for inl at lta bat. No pets. • -...........__.. -ts. m Avoc•do $&15 unfurn. 8"*er. ~12. Bf.2·2511. wa r ryr. •· . &ncs. •A per • • 1•-liieyard.Speceforbolt fCMS' ~\.::mmed. oc 1 rfum. 1445 ~.,...,__..,. .... Cond f375mo. 'ISf.1207 to a PM MO-SmO, Iller 8 ,. _._ Iler ..,_,. th . l bdrm wtlh f1ttplace mo. 548-7510. NO FEE! Apt. 6: 0 Hohli. Mae* 4 I 00 Prof. travelln1 female 1... ln HWltinitoo Beach au or tra . •uuv mon cupancy. pr mo. 2Br tum. 1520 DR. LR, porch, dll· z br, l~ ba. edulta, no rentals. VWaRentala. • ...................... looking ror same to Blott to beach 3 br 2 ~ cpta, nu drpl, spertlia~ I:i~~. bula. A&ent CallLloxdm«70 3l5W. Wllton,6'2.tr7l hwaabtr, stove. Newly peta, "25/rno. lst •tut 6'15-012Broker SIALABMOTIL shart 2 Br. I Ba. CdM. crw beule. No cbJdm, pool. Only 1795 · Cal HAUOIYllW SUS CASR'AS la ndscap ed . $850. lrdtp.S4t@ J BR Versailles. Pen· Wkly rent.all now avail. Noo 1moktt. 1325 Mo. no peta. •·Gardener 91Z·T180 bl MIWPOIT~lt .-.U run . 1 br. apt. SM5 • f15.f811 2bdrm, lbe, prttu, yrd, lhouse,tM>permoot.h s112 6: up. Color TV 1-'rz~s-~· 85~10,,,_. ___ _ iael!d.f7H7Jt. Zbr, l ba ~ d • "'· Llke new CllltOal "'"' · 4 bdrm + falD rm H · up. EaeLpr. Muba, no Shan new 2 br, 2 bl apt no pe t a /cbll~ru . U4·U H , S48·HH, Phooe1 In room. 227• Female, 30 wi1he.s to 38 .. 1 28A. Ocun1 ~ ~31/,!~c~K. YA•v~t1: ~.';t~.bf!::n~1n\:: ecuUve bome on Ptbblie peta. 2110 Ntwpart Bl. tn old Cdll. nr beach, stHlla. 751.fUOO!pet/Acent Newport Blvd CM 1hare wlprofeuional POOJ. 'leauWlll. _., now U ?S[mo Nr In Drlve.Commandinaba(. S4Mlllbt1m .. SPJI, frplc, dtck, pr lndrt. Eutlldl 1 Ill. utU pd, enaWes lBr, fum/un. •7..S femalumaU2Br.hol.M m• • .Luu Op tJon. Bu b ard 1Garfi eld. :t. ~= ptl' 6 oeeaa '1ewt. Avai . ~e.dt 3141 @llO.f44:11'11(8lU> quiet loca&iGn. No peta. ham. 9550 mo. yr round. Un at ~ Beach oo Newpcrt Island. $240 MtM •'1111 Mpf!\'fl, moat It· ~ ltaae. :J .\!i. =-(yn ........ -. .......... a~ Acacia. 3bdrm, 21>e, sm mo. Call 5*11.54 ll W · 6'2.4111S7 tP .C.H > 1100 weeklf. mo. 87S.Ol lt. ' ... 111 ... w/111 cl•I I. IBA.91Wmo. dill M·Di.~ --·-' J'\ara lu lbllio.l)le. TV, «ean view. Aller &pm u U orpt!!ll 18R PEN'mOUSE APT. Plae Knot Motel. Lr& 2BR. Npt Hei1htt • ..-tw. •tmo 111-OIRCll• Ill. ....... .....,,. ..-,.,.... RIMT 'Tl. OWM maid aenb plllooet, ttU'7f.M. IASTlel Y & RS A 11.L ES . N r H5;M S1JO m~. Utll inti. Cati t~~au _...., .,_.,.•lrlma.JIA. 0...1t121d.lllot-ltY2 fUSwt.fNi7 Lcalr JBa,loftr,3blb ilr.lBa...,...apt., bnm. 111 , ......... UH M HH'JW ~ i1k.. ._ 111 .,., Bd, your ddct. Call for •SlGHT • SOUND OP to bc.h, dahnhr, soft a.-try nn., dolt to all. Br 2 Ba ~ b11t to bdl. ..-.. ·-·-· lilllilW 1 •.IM COL __ UUI • •-..Athdla. dcblla. Near au, smJ S&\, 1 u 2 "1*. p r. wtr. f»AUo. •mo. IN. Ho peq. c.u for •Piil Y , ...,, Miia. eo ...., db wn 211r ~ '"IA.. ,.,.. --dn . •mc.ltl!f_~eww mtis1 ISL•••• * ....._ 111. lftil ..,, ~l;E:i~ J•=rttr .... ,..... 11" c....w.. m4 ,... JIU sa UNl'AIAlr ....... Lii~••L.:~ ............................... -......... _ .............. _ .. a. ...... ,...,.,.,., CANCU .. , ~.·~·co Octulroal. Nut lBll M.DA VDDI ltome at. l Wra, l e. --.1 ... ,: eta ""· ... ~ 11t -llt .... Mil _,..._1.ldlsapla. Wiik .. _. _,_ I -•lat. -.._ .... .,.~·~ ........ "'""··-...... -·Yam I, \ a -----....--~ - -------·-------------------------------- -------•lll~'•tlll'l11 c.,.tSerrice ktrktl H•MI• H•1dl t I M111• f ,..... ...._,._. Tie FILL ·········•··········•·· ······················· ·······•••············· ..... :................ . .......................................................................... ~ .............................. . MecHAUCONSTl. WeCareCrptCleanen ELECTRICIAN priced Carpentry·Muonry ROBIN'SQ.!ANINO HAITMUOMIY Fall Specl1l, ut/lat Matpatdlel6*'-Tll.llJl!TALLZD SPEl:lll Cu1tom homea, fram· Steam clean' upbola. rtaht, tree estlmale on Roofina · Plumblna Servlc• • tborou&hlY Brlclnrork blockwalls a.latln1. Prol. Rlabl. AU 111i*. Gunac-d. S ln1, rtmod. French Trucll1DOU11t1.11dt lareeornnaUjobs. DrywaU·Stuceo ·Tlle d~!!lbg!Pe. HO:Gl.$1 wood f-. Concrete •t.St.vdff-Gll Uft'/IXTPATOl'IJOU fl. •*' 1&Jfw111 doon, akyll&bt.a •patio Work &U-3'711 Lie. H8Bl f73--03St Rtmodel. J.B . ..., Wul1 REAU..VCLEAN p1tlo1, complete PAINTINO-CUSTOll latuceoe-~ T,..s.ntet Ttia°l'1ALL~7Y covera. 142·4081, N Ste /No~ RESIO./COMM'L COMPL£TESEKV1CES HOUSE? Call Glnebam 1.aadlupee. Uc. 3m:N. work, 2:5 yn op. Muy '1l P.ST •••••• ................ . for1 ·5260. StalnaS~ali.Jt. ,:: Hlcl\ly q1.1&Ulitd. No job Carpentry, tile, elec. Glrl. l'reeat.8'5-SU3 -.Uf? local m1. Uc. •403841. PLASTEJtPA1QIJNG TREE DDIONS 30~~ad GllWICl&SOM ...Aa..Freeest 838-lgo1maD l ·IOOC coneretc, ~umbln1. ~pertlae boU1ekeept.na, MeYilt Boodtd,l.na'd.Freeett. IDt/ut.JOynap. Pnlniaa,Sclll,u.tal. DAILY BulldtrsSinceli47 C-/ea.c:,.... At-t..1._......._ ~~na. He Ul. auppliu furnished, ....................... ffulclli!on,llJ.0911 Ntatwort. PaulMJ.2'77 Tt~!:,=:· -or AdditioM, remodeline .••••••••••••••••••••••• C;RT·1·,.··1w···~·a·:. .. :~· ca.--..•-Eltttrl I t.ryatworth,y, 157-tOOS • A-I MOn•• ~~Li~ by .!lchanfol A a ... n. plans. Free est Reu. CONCRETE CONSTR .;, r • c.An"' • .... -.. 1 • ca Reliable m.alW't womaa Top Q~alltJ: Specie I ....wJ • c, uw .... 11"1 •••••• .. ••............. JA Tl tm CAii Savtel Uc. UlONZ S0.2170 Pl tloa welkways lNSTllUCl'ORS leech Plum~-hiDUD& will do houlecleanin& in care In baOdUl:IC· 25 yra happy N.8. cLWtolntn. McCORMACKPLMBG Complet• 1enite and DlllCTOIY le.ocWSptcltllt drivewaY.. blork walls: all Ul*'ta ol handgun Oaveorfte.-..1917 NewportPen.413.WS up. eon.peUtJve rates. Thank ou. a 10 REPArlUrREllODEL 1tump frlndinl. 10 yn DO IT NOW! Custom carpentry, wood decks, patio over defense. llC'7·35D7. D"D HANDY ANDY CLUM WYOUI ACT Noover\lme. 730-1J53 LARRY'S PAlNTlNO Stoppaca. Rae. rites. ezp. Uc. h!I. •t30I A .. Fw S.... decks, patiol. J.S. Const lwi&s. Reis. HM-1255 G••1lilg ~mpl. home repalr, no Ho111eele!nioa 131-11'3 • A BC MO VJ NG -lnt/ext. syn exp. I.Jc. •2M3'1'8 fTS.-1194 AMERICAN TR EE YourDallyPilot Co Nobodydoesitbel· THOMPSON'S ....................... Jobtooamall8'1H3l2 LETnlEMOUSE Exr,r.,prol.,lowrates. Reu.ftteest IM>t313 Replpe1, 1u llDa, re· SERVICE Service ~tory ter ! Lic'd & bonded. CONCRETE CONS1'R. CL~AN·UPSILAWN •HOME REPAIRS CLEAN YOUR HOUSE Quicll, careful service. Eat. bouse painting only mode la, DeW coa1t. St S40-UJ3 Repmentative Free n l Call Joe, Lie. t3933S.1 64.2·M82 M11.ntenance·Landscp ldMPROVEMENTS• C llS 8Sl-6878 · SSZ·<MlO Wedothejobrl&ht! Clair's Plwubln1. Lie ,...,.. 642·5'71~HtlJ2 SS9·5Sll. Pool Declts and Pat105 Freeest. 642.9901 Reu.Freeeet. 645-003 a ue, . STARVINGCOLLEGE LEEPainlin&.•3"9 40806l.~8503 ...................... . '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'lc...,..ttt Muonry,Sport&Tenni& Clun.ups -~Trim'& H..CWood....... ~ youk need a fl~lu:ic STUDENTS MOVlNG COLLEGEsnlDENT Drains from '10. Main Private npert t~& Acc...... ••••••""""•••••••• Courts. Uc. 37G7. Bob Hauling · MaUl~ance ....... ••••••••••••••" useC e:ipu w x nt CO. Uc. IT1J4.G. Exp. lnt/eal. job for from l lS. Plumbing re· by Credendaled teacher . ....................... GEN'LCARPENTRV 8Sl-l966/IMHC178 . Arnie~14 HARDWOODFLOORS refs! a f13.81180. lnsured.Ml-tUJ lesslAJex552·m31 palra,reppe.642-9033 Moat 1ubject areal. AC(,'TG for am. bu.~1., PR INSIO£•OUTSIDE NOJOBTOOSMALL Trte lrimming & re· Cl~aned&Waxed E~s!~~ce:.~b::rs. WATCHUSGROW ! Quality pta. Lowestratea l••••af..,.., Yourbome.a.&- qtrlles, sales tax, F /S. Fast. efficient service Brk & Blk. Uc. ~1449. moval, clean·UJ16, trash AllyUme, 832-48111 S.A. M2-ll522/SM-8096 •Two Brotbenl Movln& • in o.c. Neal, promP' ....................... lndivich11Ur.ed fll'O(l'ama Complete office serv. 953-8255 Dale,bome963-8767 hauling & malnlenantt, H.... Prompt Courteous aerv.84&-S&W,63MlAll General conlracling, in shorthand, typin& • Notary Rea.s.546-5834 CompleteRemodeling Ans.835-21828eep23l3 mowin&.Reaa.873-3953 ....................... OVEN &BRO~R Service 9S7 ·0SOO or JNT/EXTPAlNTlNG home improvements. officu · 6'1-0fTB ......... Resid.lcomm. New or •CEMENTWORK• TREES DUMPJOBS CL~i: MO-M48 Lic'd.Refs.FreeEst. Allodamace.repaln.llt Credentialed H.S. Ir col· ..... , ................. old look. Llc'd. 17 yrs in Driveways patios floor Topped/removed, clean &Small Movtn1 Jobs PADDED WAGON Gt&-1067 clau wo~. Lic. l!M-9798 le&e teacher. Call aft 11, Ori. k I t area. Mr Palombo ' · 1 Call MlKE646-llU Houseclean.Ing by Scan· .. Tu ' Th SlS h veways, paring o llle.83Hl266,493·2637 ups, awnrenov.7~1·3476 din . Ex ... oven OLYM'IC'~...-.NG loofllMJ es un. r. repairs, sealcoat1ng 962·8314 . ---c.,....1c Tiie E J( p . Garden et Haul, cleanup, concrete bon:Lanrell~~'k1~ Careful, Courteous INT /EXT Fau'E:sr ....................... ..:67:.:;3-:..SSIO=:.__----- S&S Asphalt. 631-4199 Compl.ant/ext.2.5yrs ........................ cleanups, tree trim, removal.DumpTruck. Housecleaning aadCheap. 491-4056 HJGHQUALWORK · BALBOAR00f1NGCO. T,,...s.rnc. Lie. CHAR RENOVATING Hansens Ceramic Tile. mainl. Free est. Pete uick serv. 642•7638 Responsible. Xlnt ref. P~ LOW RATES SM-1903 AlsoskyllJbll & •••••0 ••-••••-•• .. •• ASPHALT REPAIR ~37~-__ floors showers tubs 641-1096 HAULING It DUMP •••••••••n•••••••••••• . . plastenn1. Term papers, le cal Sealcoal.ulg ·stnpang French drs. hdwd noors, call aft 4PM, 5S7·~ ' JOBS. asldor Randy, Call979-9'1S6 CUSTOM Pain ling & ln~ernatio.nal Paintrng Free est. 673-6743 pleadln1s. report!, let· Comm /resid.Freeest moulding s helving GeMl'Clll5tr¥ket 6'1·8427 L..cbc~ staining. Interior' ex· HlghQuallty.Jnt/Ext Sol.-ters etc . t yped . Lie. #397362 645-8181 R 0 ugh & r in Is h Child c... ···:,·r·C··~··· H...&...'Cle• ... • ...... ~........... terior. Don, T1~3572 Free Est. 556-1631 ....................... 11.ZS/pg. LU •1·9001, .. ysfftMg Complete services F~ee ....................... "' 546-&634 all.! ~557•7568 Int/Eat l.ndscpng, con-LNTERIOR /EXTERJOR Painting • paperhan~· Solar Special (4 left). _,Mi-::.:..:..57:..:4.:..7 ____ _ ....................... est. Bonded, lied DAYCARE Rod,S46-86J4all. TREESISHRUBTRIM sultations.Reliable.Call Residential/Comm'! Ing, lot/Ext, :Kl yrs. in FREE ! S ft. Cedar· WL...t.... a I B b · 644-4015 Special t k H-..&. R bl •·F area, color matching f .b I -•-• I a ys1tttng, my home. l --o wor 1ng _,.... Garage' yard clean· PLANI'WORKS easona e ... ut specialty Refs 4973121 1 erg ass spa or ..................... .. yr & up. nr Victoria. Custom Carpentry All parents. S3J.90/wk CM ........................ Upt. Free est. ss7.11271 499·3472or675-0606 953-825.S 661 UM · · · · automotive water sof· Original Window Washer C.M. 642·84821646-5759 work done by owner. 646·5423 ___ JACK OF ALL TRADES -Mot INT/EXT PAJNTlNG . ten er. FREE w i l h Avg 3 brbomt, $35. Bab)'sl.tter avai·I my Kit., bars, gar .storage Drywal Plumbing,elec,heating HAULING-Student has ~r Xlnt~-~.lowrates. SaintLaurent&Sons purchase of water fi31·7&18 Od · I lr L Lo l l • • •••• • • •••••••• •••••• • -..ut• 8 . P . & P h P l S 1 home Mon.Fri full or ~ 645-6521,549-1685 ...................... , dJobs. 638-4068 Pge uc wes ra e. BRICKWORK Small 5S7-Z783n a>-9508 est Ill 3..Ull aper eater or oo oar "Letthe&mhineln" PIT Expd mother. C~Serfice ALLTEXTURES& HOMEIMPROVEMENT rompl.Call$l975. jobs, Newport, Costa CUSTOMlNT/EXT S48·0ll50 631-l~l System. Call Advance CallSunshineWindow babyprooChome,rcdyd, ....................... Drywall Clean&depen. REPAlR, PLUMBING. Thanll:you,John. Mesa, Irvine, Reh. EXPERTSERVICE PaperilMJ Sol:r· 77l -6220 or Cleaoing,Ud. MB-8853 daily activity Call Shampoo & steam clean. dable. Reas.631-2004 carpentry, elec. tile. CLEAN UPYOUIACT 875-3175 LOW RATE.5 ....... •••••••••••••••• 540. 119 WINDOWCLEANlNG Karen 631·5632. Colotsr bn1·0ght~nersb.I whht ORVW A1..L/~~1ou1~!dlC ::~sriia~r1e:_.~es28t.11No job HAULING 631-1993 Frplcs·PaUoa·Plaoters NU·BROOK642·1403 ·~be1P1a1~~angtotr, Pr1of. ~ Comm'l/Raid'I IWlders crp min eac 14 yrs exp. r w Y lC & . ....,. A~Ara.dH--..... Forajobdonerigbt, RALPH'S PAINTING 1115 a · ~vra rqua · ....................... freeest.Jim,llSl-1118 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Hall, hv din rms SIS , insured 532-5549 HOME IM PROVEMENT uo -·_., Larry 75().9U!leves Ext/inl·Rea.s-Prompt. Free est. St.eveS47-4281 SPRlNKLER INSTALL WINOOWCL..,•"'""G avg room $750, couch . ....,.,,_. -AVERAGESlO/ROLL Repair&YdClean·ups. """"'"' SJO; chr S5 Guar. ehm Have you read, todays Tile floors. fencing, EXPERT BRJCK & Lc'd. Free est. 9154·5S66 All kinds. Free est. Landsca · . ~5597 Resid'I specialist HUFFMAN&SON Add Remodel -Patios Cabinets Repairs Lie. #306888 646-SS86 pet odor. Crpt repair. p~s1r1ed Ads . If not. plumbing, repairs. all Have something you Masonry. Small jobs & AJI Painting-int $450 ext 11330986 Norm ~0880 Free est. Alex 645-4741 15 yrs exp. Do work you re. m!SSlllg ~he best types or small jobs. 28 want to sell' Classified I repairs. Frplc facings. S6SO Neat, complete w ANT ACTION! m~U _J!e~. S3l-Ol0l bar ams 111 town. yrs exp. m.226S ads do 1t well. 642·5678. Refs. 551~. 7~ 7014 Free est ..... refs BSl· '1292 Classified Ads 642·5678 _ Clauifed Ads 642.:5678_ Classified Ads 6'Z-567! lttlfob to s..-e 000 Office R...._. 4400 Office._.. 4400 R..tals W..ttct 4600 ..,..11 Loaf & Fomd 5300 Lost & Fomd 5300 Lost & FCMltd 5300 PtnOMh 5350 ,.,.,.. SlSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• () ,......, 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pror. F w/Cum seeks NEWPORT .. .. .. ~......... Lost: F Grey Black Cat. Found Collie mix, gold & For total stress r~ucuon I'm 50, good k>c*ing, 6' energetic, interesting r~o..K•• • NewportC....,.Dr. 11111 S w i mm 1 n g P 0 0 1 Black Tail, Paws Red white Vic Newport & relautioo massage slim, secure ' sincerely tnd. 35 + to find' shr, U"OI"~"'""' Lease I or au 4 suites Chemical Service Busi· fQllMft ADS Collar. Vic Bushard HB. Blvd& Bear.~3077 Steve 1G-8,54S-2817 wa nl lo rind that Balboa Isle/Dana Pl Spacious executive or Includes. reception, unu -·9110 ·---...&.. s•so A t Ladi Id "Special Lady" who IS f C C t ness. Laguna Niguel IDr flEE ..,... .--~ llrac ive es wou lt'red of ,.....,.Ing & ready Francie 831 0116 ices acl'05S rom 1 Y phones, conf rooms area. No exp necessary, Ml. Lost. Glasses. Brown & ...................... , lovetoparlyw/you.CaU t lben If to a 495-2178 . . ' ~lall All.se~~ct~ availa +much more. Perfect will train. S50.000. Full Pall. BI e g e Checkered EXECUTIVE Lynn or Laurie anytime. l~sW:,m1relati!nsh1p. ~-. F to shr pvt e. ·option rom 225 locationatthebestrent ~ amount req Will net .,_ material case wlclip. '953-9363 7..,..,..,., home an C M w'same sq rt. up at reasonable 631·2242 540.000 + Call Collect Airportarea.~0168 * SIJlff * nd -=-'-="""-''-----_,..,. rentals No lease re aguna 64~5'71 -LEARN the tttme ous White male, 28, seeks ~~~·~~=9-9847, 642·'546 quired, call 67)-3002 ~o :s7.~{1; 9. 6 p M . Found : 2 Blk/While dogs. 24 Hour ESCORTS possibilities ot your own friend 18-15, Scoll. M/F non·smkr sltr lux HEWPOITCENTEI Irvine Area. Male tSl-11..,. MC IM mind. Explore ~h~t 7SL·29156 2br, 2ba apt. Mesa B. Free to qualified tenant Found Small male mix .,., myslerJOUS world w1lh10 & Verde. pool. tennis. etc PErXesEtCiglmrisr·. full s,ervlidce ~ skate rent.al store, sales, dog ' Br w n w I b I k . 7F,_~m37a!eo. Mother & Son. • • • • * • • * • • • • • • * • you Free book, THE .... :,._, S3001ncl Ulils.S4..>9973 ° ices. nc s ----vadeo games. etc shortbair. Ocean view .,. ... · PSYClllC ~p MASTERY OF LIFE. frpc:elM11 . Shr Beaulllul 2BR condo rcpt. sec. xerox. under H.l .OFACES l!aC Completely set·up tu bschool.848-<»18 Found. yg M Collie or READINGS explains how you can ...................... . nrSCPlaza N1ce'Non groundpk·g.t~lex&an 2premiumofficesavail Choice beach loc. Lost. Brown leather Shellie mix, v1c Nwpt byAMANDA master the everyday J.IKW ...... 7075 sm kr S285 Owner ~~~u~ 9d9eror conf rm Prime loc · new carpet. 675-4185, 673-1401. W a 11 et. Contains Blvd. 545-4Xe FREE QUESTION problems of life & find ..................... .. 556-1626 .,..... 1-wood noors. sky lights. ••HOSPfTAL•• COSTAMESA jewelry. 497 .4341, FOUND: Male Samoyed, ANSWEREDBY happiness. Write Scribe Esper mile practical Male 35.45 shr 5br, 2ba EXECUTIVE ~lbeamcewngs.Sa /c ••EMPLOYEE•• Pre-schools , well 67S.6Sl8 REWARD! long whl hair. vie PHONE SEC RoeicJUCianOrder, nune, buichomen11n· h5eorSCoPlaza Frwy SUrTES B92sq. at l25 4 yr Laguna resident, hed I loc Lo S / Adams & Magnolia, CALL673-0836NOW! AMORC, San Jose, CA 1n&c.are.Goodcoal,re1 per sq fl. Call Mark Klkt Needs 2BR house in establis . exce a· st : un. 9 20, 9pm , H B ........ ,,162 • • • • • •••• • • • * * •• dl ... u .. ,... (7l4) Spa S22.5+share ut1ls 6 IN al 673-6606. lion. Land & bldg incl. Himalayan cat, tan w. · ·..,.,.,, 95191. °' .... ~ mos lease. ist. last + HEllT AGE Laguna by Oct 7th. Up to C/21 Me.,,,_.t C•. brown face. paws & tail, ~ .Ml·491~.--Pl.AU ~~!'!:!!.~ .... ~~.~~ S600RESPOMSllLE 40-5357 6 0-4217 "Holly''. very fragile. Fw1th2daughters 13&12 Newluxuryorricespare Porstore&officespace Excellentreferences SPERATE OWN ER ~oroed~a!1 1Ceoln~os& wants lo share your 1n ln•ine·s busiest atreasonablerates. mu st sell Continental MacArthur , S .A . house or find same Cd M • Ea.s F eenter Y rwy ac 500to4000SqFt. * * 497-4119 ** Restaurant Fantastic Children & parents MtFw cluld~3842 cess Aqul now! Call MESAVERDEDR ltase . great terms. grieving. Rewa rd . M/F rmmte lo i;hr H B. rordetails PLAZA SllOOOO Condo, pool, must be 551 1 •31 6~"' 41 30 111111 ' Bkr 848-0709 <2ll)S2l-~l clean & resp. S250mo. • .!.. _,._V"_& lS25 MesaVerdeE.C.M. --Lost: white female 842-6519 •DElUXEOFACES• _ _!!~4123 lll•Ht.Mtlt Siamese mix w/bei&e &c Charming, 2 bdrm de l,2&3room Noleasere· WHt.Mfw 1200sqft I want to rent l room Oppa:....., 5015 bbml. ears. tail &.. back, tached "bungalow" apt. quired AdJ A1rporltr 14308 Beach .Blvd Btwn w/unfw/pvtentry.&ba' ....................... "L~c:.r.~~ters to M/F 40 plus Minutes Hotel 8J3.JZ23.9-l2 2 f'N'.ys. Civic Cel)ter Ownslrs for mature IMVESTMIHT - rrom beach. $225 $250 Up. Hunt. Bch Shopping Center, pnme working lady. NB, CM, COUHSB.ING Found: Blk female Lab 646-4680 Carpel. drapes, air loc 979·8889 or645-l.260. 0 r F v 6 4 6. 2 5 1 3 We can help you dis· Balboa Peninsula Rmmale wanted for up. 17301 B!_ach 842·2834· Retail Store Best beach 41s1wknds. cover your uwestmenl 6'TH8&4 stairs 3Br. 2Ba bch rmt I 7TH STREET location 1n Newport ' potential. 2 Free con· Lost . Bichon, whl F, dplx, in Balboa Pen1n. COSTA MESA $750 Mo 116 23rd St lniffsi/linett/ sultations dunng Sep-Wood b r id I e . I P '. N.B. Yrl y S367 mo 20r 3 roomolficesuites 675-418S,673-1401 fWt.tect tember. Call for in· Reward.~931.S. 673-17;!2 A/C. plenty of prkg. Uul ltET AIL SPACE form a hon and appl. Found: black kitten, f shr w/same. Nicely incl Avail now.Call Choice location on W IS Rick Keeler 631 -0213 g r e e n e 'Y e s ' rurn 3BR home CM Realononucs 67~6700 Coast Hwy 111 Newport Oppo;hwltt 5005 A l. Yorktown/Harding. Conven1enl loc Sue c~a Mesa.2So--;q:-rt Beach. l,000to3,000sq ...................... MoMytoL.09! 5025 557·459'7,S*l 7~:~ _ _ suite S175 mo Utils tn· rt. ava11 J1ill645-7100. BEAUTY SHOP equip-....................... Found : Big yellow dog, Promontory Pl •penthse, cld 779 w 19th. St. ment and fixtures for Widow bas money lo loan call & describe. West poss. p IT work for re· 7'!.1·33.50. Costa MetCI s a I e . I n c I u d es for RE. 110,000 up. No side of C.M. 548-1775. l!uced rent 63J.6000 BA y FRONT OFFICE Share ror less Approx Hydra u I 1 c ch airs, credit check. no penalty Found · smaU Poodle. ap- M F 20-"'< to shr A-frame 500feet.1'arutorial. park 8008 • avs~! ore part. ha1 rstyhng stations. Ca II Denison Assoc. prox 6 yrs old, vie . ..,.,, usy ...,.,,,...g enter mirrors. hairdryers, l)7).7311 Beach & Warner . condo.pool, gar . CM lnJ!,elc. 7~9440. Retail sales offlres or' shampoo bowls and 2nd. T.D. on Owner/Oc 847-5835 '225. 646·0142 Karen EXECUTIVE SUITES Call Alter lOAM or After lounges, displa~ cases. cup. up to $50,000. Agent Lo l S . S . I M/F to shr 4BR Duplex. Newport Beach area. 2PM.642.!M9(l lls ppli ad ... , s : pnnger panie ' I a u es n more. 641-8268 anzyme. "Susie", blk &t wht, 4'>AJ grv~an~ ~~ !a ~t~~ --7141631:~1 Gt~I~~~ c!"~~1!4!·~ ~:1~::.= or. after 6. MoMrW..ttd SOJO yrs old, vie. Lag. Nlg. 675.1105 I A1rport·6 offi ces + lg l7l6AoabeunCMS29S ....................... Hi1hlands, S50 rtward. --. d1v1ded rm. s.sr sq fl. in· Let'sgointo IMVESTOIS Sid496-S167 t95-61.S7 MIF. Mid 20 s shr 2BR cl. maint + uul 6R8070, WESTCUFf AREA IUS TOGETHER Lost Id redct' h b M Bch hse. $312.50 mo '' 24-hrs 1 h Ii 1 •-W 4Ml'ID : 0 15 m util. 642.5995 ___ . 700 sq. fl. retail shop now ave a lt e money"' a Limited offer. Take ad· rout dog, red colJar, ?O -Share 2 ofc suite 111 pre-avail High tralCic loc. lot or lime. Let's hear vantage o( tax.free in· tags. ans. to Rudy, v1c. Npl pror M 2.5 Shr 2RR stigious airport area 375 Agt: 85l·Ul0 your ideas. Classified Ad terest earnings .. PLUS. Be a ch /Newman . apt a cross rr Bch ~q fl Foe details call Sitter 11227. 642.-4:KIO 24 (7l<C)8Sl..a:B2. 147.2477 w ,M F Undtr :Kl, non 8.51·6226 RET•u .r••cE hrs. -"R..-.EW--....A.._.R_O_! -Losl-...,-o-x-T-er-. smkr. Lst & last $262.SO -· -_."' $750,000 mo. 642·1714 VIEW Of 1280 sq. ft. Harbor Blvd. I WORK ! You get paid! Need Restart Capital. rler, white w/brown & F shr be-;utirully decor at· NEWPORT HARIOR + storage: Sl50I> mo. ~e;~ ~~~~~ ~~~~: Divorced, gave her it all. ~~~n8~·1e;ic& ~~t1:>:. ed hse nr OCC. 979-2635. Office with water view. Realonorrucs 67$-6700 I will pay intuf!st or 3 154·8870 Ask ror Jay Approx 1,000 sq. ft on S. 64S-?088evs. 0 7! ... 3800? C.all ~ ~ 8Edto LCMl. 5'S-9'>b b W C l H C !.-JI -"""'• """"' 01 : s ao~y rown F I i g h l all end en t · s o a s w Y o-•rc-" (714)"•< 1100 • R.-..-a...a.. ~~15 Gourmel meat market, 3::KI Mon·Fri Cockapoo , ans. to dream , remale non.....,. · ,...._ .... s ooo $45000 d Muff , vie. Beach !lmoker to shr luxury Sublet/share prime ....................... J~'on the b&lance~W~ Mor+t•911S. Trwt Bh·d t Atlanta. H.B. clean aP' on the beach Newport Blvd office HWnEXECSTES also have 1 beauty Dff4i 5035 Reward.53H258 Balboa Penin Com pl Call 24 h~. 64&1036 A limited number or salon, $35,000 & a norisl, ....................... Found. Samoyed, Corgi f u r n . g a r a g e , AVOID HIGH IEMT specialized office suites $66,000. Slffllr ~Co. mix, Doxie mix, Border wshr/dryr, frplc, etc.. l?th &Tusti SA are avail. for sub lease l"(; de/vftc' All types of real estate Collie, Irish Seller, etc. 28r, 2Ba, S4SO mo. n , in one of Newpe>rt's most ?'JU "'In .,.,. investm ....... since 1949 includes h,,ekeeper once Onlyl!O' NICE. exclusive olc. complex· " "'<• .. .,., .,...,, · Cocker mix Terrier ,_ u., J ""-h 300toll00sqfl Q · .. __ .. __ t ... (JA~J.n'-(Uu Sped ..... mix, Shettle 0mlx, also aw ... 67h .... l ..... p · MikeSupple95J..4040 es. uiet, ,___.me~· '' K'{K7t WTDs cats & kittem. Irvine Looking for yng, pleasant . . ung lets your co. put Its 6'"1•> 8"9'" ,~ .... , , , lt~lt A• 11 A I I c c t woman to shr 2br. 2ba Prime S.A. location best .foot for-wa;rd. Call: ,.,-.,., ,, ,..,.., --n ma are en er. duplex. See unrurn. betweenNewport&San· Qualified Services loc. M41E..Coaetttwy.,C4M WEPAVTHEMOST -'7.:;.;54-:...:3'1:..:;a4:=.-____ _ apts. CdM, for details. ta Ana Ftw)'s. Pl~asant at (714 )975·07~0 _for For yourTD's It.notes. Fo!1ftd : F Puppy. Black 644_6178 wind?w offices with re-particuJan and v1ewma. Al Dennison A.uoc wttb 2 white front paws. , cephon & telephone .......... •-&...1 SOO FIAMCHISI 173-7311. White on Chest. Collie! ProfM/Fshr2BR.20 to answeringservlces Sl8S ..._mm_ 4 Kentucky Fried WEPAY.,..E ... """" Collar.NoTap.VlcHeil sand. Patio. dw, lndry, nar mo m4S92 ....................... Chlc .. "n ... ___ .. locat'--. •n ... VQI "Bch 8'2-2121 no gar. S27S. 631-4685 ~ · · 1000 sq ft wtth O/H door. •~ ...,...,, JUU For your TD'• It not.es. -----=---·=-=-----Gc::r! rllMEIAYRlOMT Top locaUon. 1295/mi,. ~~!U5:1i:· '80.000 At0ennilon67,..731A.uoc1• ~~~~ti. i~~leA .~ix,: .a...~ _. 4350 1400 sq ft office space 1-'67'-'-5=-·~=1'------,, .._. -available Oct .. lst .in l....-L..l. w--a.......1 ~.oo FUIMl1'Ull Prime Prop. Bluffs. Pvt Shepherd, female, black ••••••••••••••••••••••• hi h h ..,... _.... "' ' tan Sbepbera mix S'--e.-Newport g nse 'Wll ........ ••••••••••••••• RetaUlocOC.Netprofll raCondowantll«Oftd male· t r i ·colored' ~-.~-::'.""'~ bank, restaurant & Non ·smokln& retired 1500,,000 yr . Old TD, SIO.i.000 1 yr, Xlnt Rldcebacllmi& blacll6 on BalbOa Peninsula marina. Yearly lease Christian Gentleman established, owner retir· rates. l'rin only . Mr white mile. fffrl.poo, next to Fl.SI Zone 1 10~ ft 11.65 s~ ft Including seeks sm. efficeucy apt Ing. Call'T5'2-03U Fotler753-81'7l tan ic white, male. x 201,; ft) Janltorla · For appt call or h1ekpg rooms nr bus Restaurant • Continental , Sa mo ye d. w h It e, 67J.21M3, 87UU> Mr. Sellni84.W&46 line, xlnl references. Cuisine. Ottat Jae. Must ...._c £' rem a I e . Banded 2 car, downtown Hunt· COSTA...SA Call An1wer ltsll, sell,ukioiSU0,000.Bllr Pilftff Pldseon. Newport inatoo Beach. New rool. Furnished, $175 to $250, 642:t3!>0?4hn. lfl.:0108 Lett & Beach Aaima1 Shelter, '80mo. •3900. ulll. illcld. Ca!IN5-9161 911 •ftl ISUI• •••••••• .. -•••• .. •••• ....-. Small dble ear., E. Costa w _. -4 1•11 n 11ft 5100 -Found ............ · ..... H--.-...... -.--......... -- M en, storage only, 171HSTl&r COIPOIATI ,......__.. ..-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bit t ~l ... -, .. ' SH /mo. 541·0016. COSTA.MIS4 --.,.,. ....., '"' I Patricia Bal" 1A1una c H , ma e . MS-7414 4500 aq ft. cl ladividu.al r---.-.• Comm l/Ualt.I Beach will coocluct 2 Newport Belctt Aalmal --•I_....... .a400 offlca Arecept.ion.coo· hH.000, attractlu ltparale claue1 tn .!;'!!·.-,Sm n... .. ~ -.. I bly DellJ'el to ,. qliallty fllla~ hJ Who rvv1-..,· .-arr« u ... ....................... fertnce rm, ~aaona furolabed home . StepbeQCompau ftf: 1:~: You bird, v•~:..m:8vtc 1617 Wealclllf. N.8. W1nl prieed call, S'TUTOO "-----· vrlu or ..... 1-tu/•111 '"I I -. ..... _ .. I d """-f ..... alooomi-~·"·I'" .,,......... "'--·ml/la_:r-:_.DIY. D .......... n. How to &nunu -¥ ~ financial inst. 1-.. "~ .... to p u rcb aae No ........... ~ ._..._ m i.t lit floor Al.fnt54l 50'2 cblldrto . WW Geo, DinlCo UM IL 8•rrtticm CID· ..:::=...· """"" ...... ----- • . • I AJIPOl1' fW'lith n::J:·~I ly, $tat11 JilaL ~ ... l.()8T; y.._ .... .,., ... .._ DICU"nft Prtftr Lido or NI f :JD.to:;r. '°' tnlo, blk/tu. med •h• SCIO sq.ft.:.. Jlf'Of, decor, S&nl aru. eomactSecretai,; Gc:UADG-~I s.uot.bri In HsaOUtf?L·L y D .. y • .. 2~~ *ar~-~ oceaa v .. w, J rooma, Sevnal omc. avail. in Pam llUf Pila •I • " --..Y-. · -• petio, Wilm. f.U .nice aec. aulte (T14)9'7S.ll.52 wkcla1a. "1 ,....._ To "8ee I IOUftQU& 1-'--.... ~----nn...-. •--O C .u rt t.:=: 1on dtawl1J ea rd, llc-kOc&m.1111 WAH'UC'ftONf ;;·~. . "'"° ' ::::: I _!.M•Uttt , ~ I DAY WEEK 8 l>ays 3 Lines 8 Dollars in your pocket! 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 $2 .60 for 8 days. For an EXTRA day, call today 6'2·5678 1M nerw Dally Piiot 8·Day W.ek It's a Classified PLUS .W.W...... 7075 Hefp W.t.ct W.t.ct 71 00 Wlllllhtl 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Help W..t.d 7100 twp Wllllhd 1100 Help W .. ct 7100 twp WClllftd 7100 twp WClllftd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Male lnllrm Attendant. Sobe!1_ reliable. booest Call )U.21291 Room 12. OC Com~r manaaer Student will tutor Hi&h CLIM-M.Y. DBJYaY Girl Friday. PT Morn· MAINTENANCE, elec Part-Time. Help me Pltime 7dayl 2hrs da1. Receptionist. Ught ly~ Sales Men4cWomen Delivery driver needed inaa. Friendly voice tncal plwnb\ni. paint· maintain my boats, ly. AM deb~ery, LA. in~. heavy pbooes. Xlnt MOllLIHOMES immed. lor plannln& Eager to Learn. 6'$.Br ln1, carpentry, exper yard. & antique cars. Times. $1Cl0/wk. Laguna fnnge ~Oe/it.s. Mon·f'rl New & resale. Afforda· firm in O.C. Reliable & necess. Apply San Saturdays, llAM to Beacb.49Ut96. Full-Time. $500 hr hie housing in Orange well groomed. P/time Governess type mature Clemente IM. l25 Ave 6PM $450 hr. Send 661·6'51 County. Complt!le train· 1 School Math, G«>metry, Al&ebra.Dave.642:6721 Companion Aide. Cook , drive, Ute housework By the hr. Dependable. German Lady. 8'2-1882. IAIYSITTB Need 1 pecial pet'SOfl to keep our 11 yr old. MGM student busy and pro- duct iv el y occupied weekdays Mon·Tbun 4 PM to a PM our Turtle Rock home. 75.2·0138 da 8J3.1Z16ev Ask for FreU Bank mg TB.La KOCE·TV (PB.5>. tl.unt· ington Beach seeks maU clerk to llOrt mall with heavy volumn ol video tapes , films. Assist video tape librarian. Re· queat appllcatioo: Coast Community Colleges, 1370 Adams Ave , C.M. 556-5947. Subnut before Tues .Thurs. Ca 1 I woman to care for child. Esplandian. M /F /EOE replies to Daily Pilot. P /TIME EVHMGS 1.,.IPTl-.uST mg program. High com· 641·8820BeverlY. WUI Consider live in or PO Box 1S80CM92626 Ca••±n ~._.."'"'ST mission high demand D_.-; out must speak English. Manager Traditional ~~ , •n ~·-~.1911 Women's Boutique --------YOllHI~ 1 product.high volume Exper ortho assistant G /G" 1 .,._,.. RE &: Must be experienced in PA.ITTIME Adulta with out.slJlnding lmme4J.ate opening in ofc. WE NEED YOU " for full-time ~s1t1on. uy ir rnuay. . all pbaset. Send resume Person to deliver Daily attracuveperaonal1t1es loan tirokerage co Exper or will train. Call rare book bus Need exp •A Ad 11 7rw. D ·1 p·1 t Pilot auto route 111 "Auth who enJ·oy working with ans~er telephone, g~ Marjorie Mulhearn· Xlnt salary &: ne£its PIT w/tvnon~·u·A bkkpg. .., ....,, a1 Y Io. .,., public and Ute typing b H "••.1""' •. com',...m'· s""'k 1.11• P.O. Box 1560. Costa 10.15 year old youths. · Mo lie om~ Div HtfpW...W 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Part & F /lime Cashier or customer contact exper pre· terred. Must be able lo work Sat. Call Mr. Le Van: 642-7411, 360 E 17th St Spm , Oct. 6th. E.O.E. M/F/H ...... '""" "' .. M ......__ C Laguna area. 7days per Evenin&s S.9 p.m Call Call : Katie64().93:50 ~-5900 (7141 ~·5900 . . N f eu, ·-· a. week --DEMTALASST Prest1e1ous pt Sch o Manager/secretary for Hours: Mon thru Fri. 642-4321 . ext. 343 Restaurant Sales IOOllW9/ ACCOUMTA.MT Newport Beach Architectural linn seek· inc full time book· keeper /a ccountant. Knowledgable in ac- counts payable, receiva. ble, monthly state ments. payroll cor· porate tax forms. Good typing required. call between 10 and 3. 644-131 CLBJ( 7-11, llpm·7am. Wed, Thurs, Fri. S4/hr 675 Paularino. C .M. 751~. Part/time, back office fi re Call afternoons between 2 p.m. and s HOSTESS u~ DISCOVllY Mon .•. Wed. So . 631.3241 one girl medical office. Approx3:30to5.30PM kr And "" .... "' Typing important. Hours: Sat&: Sun. Ap-p.m. As or rea F/time days. apply da1· Opens door to unlimited Lacuna. 499-1369 , Hair Dresser, ex · Medical olfice exp. de-prox5AMto7AM Earn IEALESTA.TE ly between 3-5pm income for you ! The '99-4667. periencect. With or 51·rable but oot ""Sen approx. •·-..ar mo su-Coco's Famous Ham-answer to stress&stress Clerk Typtst. Dtllttll Office~ without clien~le. Call Ltal. S~lary open."''Senci Ca II M ik:' Bush at This is our ~ear sell· b u r g e r s . 4 6 4 7 m~uced UI health. It is Experienced, highly (714)1144·2800, t.7:.l. resume to : P,O Box 642·4321,EOE ing fine Southern MacArthurBlvd,N.B. bemgusedby NASA.the DOWMEYSAYIMGS Equal Opp'ty Employer Full or part.lime 646-9603 motivated and pro· HA.JRSnuST 2159 Mission Viejo, Ca. Calilornia homes Restaurant Swedub, Japanese & gressive olfice is stt'k· MA.MICuatST 92690. PA.YIOU./DATA. Perhaps you would en Nit e-time kitchen Russians to handle all Contractor. ing inlelhgent we ll Orange County's 11 MohrtAAMh w.ted! CONTIOl loyjom.inga£1nnact1ve personnel£ull&pltime k1n~s of stress Now --------Expanding roofing co. qualifiedpersonwithex· Salonneedayou. Eam between SJ.SO & Prestigious Laguna ID luxury residential Apply in person. Mon· available in .the USt LOAMPIOCESSOI Looking£orreuredcon· cellent accounting. RIVEGAUOiESALON 15.00anhr.Wortdullor Niguel land develop-areas such as Big Ca· Fri . Magi c Pan Sales areboom1n1.m~ Local Newport Beach tractor/architect who secretarial and human 540-3lTI part time. Nauglea ment £mn looking lor nyon. Spyglass Hall . Restaurant,S.C.Plaz.a. expand. need dis· Savmgs & Loan has Im· can handle new work , relaLions skills to Lake D r i v e t h r o u g h special candidate with Irvine Terrace. Linda RETIREE for beacb tnbutors. Be the tlrsl to mediate opening for a take ons. Hrs flexible. anactivepartinmanae· HA.llSnuST restaurant. We are cur-thefollowingskills Isle.etc. Parking Io l reap the rewards For Accountin& loan r~-Conven· Salary open. Company ing our business office. Some following. Friend· re n l I y see It in g •Strong payroll incl re· Jf )'OU are presently ac (714 )846-8414. 846·8086 interview. call Ron tiona Real ~tate loan benefits. Insurance. Excellent benefit ly atmosphere John homemakers. senior lated taxes, insurance& tive m real estate sales ~ __ ___ Paradi.wMarkellng ll~CLlll Irvine ad aaency needs gd. billing clerk. Must have bkpg. background, be versatile, accurate, flexible 'deUil minded 10 key by touch &! gd. typlne skills req'd. WllJ train on NCR 395. Ex· cell. benefita. Call: Mrs. Brecke, 752-fln experience required. Prom sharing Call pa c_k a J e in cl u d, s Kent Salon: 6'2-8212. citizens. &: retirees who trade union knowledge. do you have 1mmed1ate Sales 548-~~~~--- BUSY OFFICE. Salary 642· 7222. for appt/in· medical IDSll!ance. SlSOO Hotel enjoy womng with peo-•Data Processing ex-&: unllm1t.ed access to Career ch an g e ? A SALES coC:~~~~~~ein':~~a~:e lerview. plus bonus U qualified. Fron.t desk . Clerk 11 pie, serving top quality per.-CRT &operations. the president of your' djy1sion o£ & nationally New~rt Beach leading COOi Newpe>rtCenter Cashier. Career op 1 food .Noexpnec.Weare •Lltetyplng company,or1shehldden lcnown mvestment firm nefits & paid career 1 h Hills &tCHm> pe>rtunity for right in anxious to tr~·" you! A"-M '---=-~... away in an ivory lower currently m· •-rviewino jewe ers seeking pltime apparel PleasecaJI· R.aeig · Hospitalin d' id 1 M h .... , " • ust ...... or~.-u.M:U ed£ th "" • em~loyeewell versedin · · Newport Beach has an DIET••y •101 iv ua · ust ave ~Y In person. Tues. &conscientious. remov rom escene qualified persons in· Ms. Denny Parisia -,.. flexible hrs ··deal well ed •-th IOAM t B f" 1 Our ~esident is ava1la· tere•ted 111· the field of sa e s & oHice pro· 71• .... 1'tN< immediate operung for a Rale'1gh Hills H.ospital In . ~ · "' ur 0 ene its + P easanl " ced· ures Mon Wed Sat ...,,..,....... coo It to work second Newport Beach hu an with the public. Exp on 4PM. No telephone ID· working environment. ble you need add1· financial plaruung. Com 673-9334 · ' • · Newri~ =-A~!~ings shill. lO:ll AM to 7PM. immediate open.Ina ror a NCR 4200~pful. Please quiries Call Cbrialine £or 10 tional trairung lo help mission basis-income ......._______,-=--------Experience in the dietaryaidetowork£ull apply 10 person ~ terview.831·1ml. youincreaseyour eam· limited only to ability.I _______ _ NerJF'iBeach hospital setting pre· time relief shift. Duties Newporler Inn. 1107 2'56..wolCM. lngs! Wetrain.CallolirSanta SA.LES.I/TIME M FE.O.E. £erred. Excellent fru>ge include helping cook & Jamboree Road NB. Mftt HST COMTIOl Experienced or inex-Ana office· (7141972-2712 Tbe Loi Angeles Times •cc,,....-IEC benefits. For interview. di h tun ,.._ 11 TECHHICIAM perlenced you may well between 9 am· 4 pm Circulation Dept. cur· "' ~·~ Barber concession: 1 II s was g. IW<Ce ent MICH" .... C L d" t l I profit from our color beg1nn1·ag Monday, J h 1 ca,m ca : Barbara Duran £nn'e benefits. For 111• HOUSECLEANERS to .......,. ea 10& pes con ro rent y as pos lions H . 1 _,,__ £ Co~:lroyf~cub'. pridar~~ (714 )645·5707 E 0. E terview, call. Barbara ~/hr. P rr, car. 6'$.Sl23 Mac Greeor Yachts 1691 company needs route v1d~ tape listing & sha.lehs ~Se~Pl~. ~21~·-----available in sale.s as a oap1ta """porate o · Sen M/F Duran (7l4) &4S·S707. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I P,lacentla CM technician for steady trainmg program w 1c S •LES~· ....,-1....&....tl representative You'll £ice. Familiar with col· sume to: Ill Big Canyon -=-=--------E 0 F ~b. Entry level position we £eel is the finest "' ~ ,...... earn an hourly wage + lectlon "_,...,iures. in· Dr. Newport Beach. COOK, breakfast & lunch lim. lii.iiliEiii. llMiii/iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil HOUSEKEEPER. live· M EOIANIC I available OHice supply company ... ~.... per tam 1· I y 1·n. stable-mature £or u a..ro re"or Ya"h'·. 1....,1 e lra n, no ex per. t · generous comm1Ss1ons surance co ' sell paid Cabf. 926al ex • "' "" " ' ..-. ..,, necessary. Call Tim . We are not a franchise, has ult time positions CalJ 957.2361, exl. l.204. accounts. Call . Irene -=-==--=.===-----restaurant. San Juan DIETICIAM-1.EG. £ather/l child. Refs req. Placentia, Cost.a Mesa. 979_6021 between9-l2. branch or aub6idiary-available. Will train 1'!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~ Run. 64()..8860 l....w Capistrano. Call 493-1948 For 8 2 bed P s Y ch llJG.5411 Medical Assistant Back just headquarters. Newport Stationers. lnc. 1~ CAPABLE PERSON TO Sharp & depend. Wages Mon·Fr1. hospital in Dana Po111l. Housekeeper/live·in & I oHice exp for busy Petition circulat.ors S'1 + We have ope.rungs for a 557·9212, Mr. Emmons alesperson. ladJes high HANDLE ACCOUNTS open. 646-:&16 CM Cook Needed for Pvt Take full charge of bll!y help care for active 5 yr Laguna OHice Must hr. FIT, Prr. daily pa y few highly.motivated --------fashion st.ore. Npt Sch PAYABLE & cash re· BARTENDER Ex · school. S hrs per day D1etaryOept.incl.plan-oldtnlovelylrvinehome kn o w EKG & FuneasyJob840-69l2 persons whohaveade· SALES area Salary + good port ing for luxur y per1enced for new 979-9241. 01ng, purchas ing , call:835·2412 Venapuncture.496-2636 PHOTOPA.CIAGE sire to be more sue· COM~i•• I .E. benelits Call644-7100 Laguna Beach hotel. Newport Beac_h •••••••••uuu•• budgeting&:personnel. Housekeeper,live-in.loT MEDICAL.ASSIST PIJHTll cess £ul For an in .._"',... SALESPEISOH Benefits 4' congenial Rest/Bbtar. A2~ply in COf'YCLBK We need a s trong senior ciliun La Habra Front &: bat<k, p/time. Nord Mdl 3 or Kodak S lerview appointment Tdired of ~g~useseed7 For lovely ch1"ldren'< workin•atmoa..,.,.re person wn .... Tues 1 ed · f Frr s upervisor w ith a area Mi.m dnve. (714 1 p · 1 E r with the sole owner&: ays aw.,,.... en " Bill~ 497.l.896'EOE day th_ ruSat. 1~21.sl Pl mm operung or creative & caring al· 67s-6760 eves & wkends. EK G's, Venapunct1:re. n: 1 n e rF.rr xKp. pposre 1. founder. call Wesley N one hcenstt lo team the store. Retail exp ..,J>re£ (Behind The Ritz ). position. Va riety or tilude. Tlus challenging _.t...,Yp.__in;.oc"'" ..... ~~1.;.;:m=.'"--t"~rm . "d · eyl · Taylor. skills to manage. broker Fu 11t1 me P i'f 11 e Applications now bemg duties incl waiting on T 0(£ t.st d· Houir---. MIDICu irru-<w -ion, v1 eo ana yzmg commercial real estate Marc he . WestC o rt taken for furniture de-CA.SHJERS customers. copying, col· posi ion ers ou an · ____..-1nw -~ • exp. helpful. Color sense Wflley M. Tawlor Co. Sq ....., E S livery drivers. Xlntdriv-wanted for auto wuh tn lating, binding & hot mg work environment. Surf & Sand Hotel, Fountain Valley M.D req. Competitive wases: REALTdRS Income from mg ml uara. """' . 17l l.. ing record required. Call N w pt Bch & Irv in e stamping OC Airport oppty ror growth &: xlnt H o u s e k e e p i n i needs experienced front Top pay for right person, 2111 San Joaquin Hills while you team Super C.M. 642-~47c.ol-.4. ___ _ Mon-Fri. 8AM to 9AM, areas. 644-4460 benefits. Capistrano by Supervisor. night shift. office receptionist/sec'y non .smoker. App I y Newport Beach benefits; life insurance ; ALES PERSON Photo 646-7579. !r::-.9!~~•U u•• •th!!e!!Se!!!a!!,49fi.!!!S!!7!!0'Z!!.!!!!!!~I part time k .25 hr lor 3 days pr wk. Re· HH:ll On Site Photo-644-49IO health insurance&: den-lab• graphics house re· CA.SHIEi = English &: Spanish quires excellent cle~cal graphics 3303 Harbor ·-------• Lal plan. Contact Ken. qu ires outside sales Cashier position In Wanted Pff early AM Drivers-deliver bakery speaking. 49'7·4471. ext &: written commun1ca· Blvd. ES, Commerce •67!!5!!~!!!!00!!.~~!!!!!!!!~ person Photographic lt'CS911LEJI Fashion Island Retail shiH counter helf, fC?r p r o d u c t s l o 365. lion skills. Apply CSA Park. l.E. IMVE5TM9fT -== background required .W. Store. Experience pre donut shop. Apf Y m supermarkets. Early Laguna Beach EOE Inc 17601 E 17th St. Production. PackUI~ &: Eam while you learn SALES ENG ACCENT Salary + com EK per ELECTRO MECH ferred. Must be availa· person, lllS(NptB CM morn to mid afternoon. INSTALLER · Quali£1ed Tu st 1 n o r c a 11 ff E R I T A G E Promote Dickens Xm as o nly apply J r v1ne Electronics co. in ble eves & ll'eekends. COUHTllHELP Call771-4750. individual needed to in· 7141838-8000. E.O.E. ~i::1"1~1~~~1:ngli!~ INVESTMENT will parties. top comm.ision. Skypark. Ste G Irvine LaguA18eachneedsan 644·S070 Aggressive. energetic DRIVERSCros.scounlry. stall Executone MESSEHGB speaking. Crystal Crea· teach you creative Lr g Xmas Bonus 752·6484 ____ _ E/M assembler with E.O.E. M/F needed ;-medi"ate-No special 11·c req'd. Telephone System. Top · financing 1031 Ex 494-4116 dbl t A 1 Id · •· E/M ----="-.-....."-----uu Full time in Costa Mesa t1ons Apparel. 631·5414 · --·-----an as er exp PP Y so en ng"' 15• CASHIER tylor£ullorp/timepos1· MacGregorYachts.1631 pay Chuck Perry, area. Calif. drivers •!lllm _______ cb1anges. ~vestor,.~e· Sales Wood Art ~West 2nd sedmbly exPf.d Requi~es HOUSEWARESALES tion No exper. nee We Placentia. Costa Mesa 714/956-12111. license, good d.nving re· Programmer ve opmenl "'COW1.Sew1g. HICKOIY FA.RMS Santa Ana 542.2343 __ g b"limt anua bex~ert1 y. Full or P/lime Apply will train. Call Stan at Factory Tramee, print IMY&Q'OIY cord, over21. Ex per counselors re-Opp'ty to selJ gourmet hool Noon Supervisor. A 1. ytou.wh as1c est Crown Hardware. 1024 Honey Baked Hams: mg & packaging. Co c•-CallMary ~ ce1vel00%romm.The1s 1 foo d s &: gifts fo r 11 15 I IS d aily equ1pmt. sue as power Irvine (Westcllff) NB 6709000 'd .__ ..r.o-4 d .. ..-l:Ur" an unusual oppty for h 1 d Fl H meters would be a big - -"" · pa• ...... nclu. ay wor~ lrvtne Co. has immed. JOam to lpm h Co rd o 1 a ys. ex · rs SJ 95 hr Ande rs e n I CH~11ac·· cou~Hll!I • week m-7660 ask for . ( AA.. ~.04Q) PROGRAMMER ng l _person._ n I en-Fasluonlsland.642·0972. s_ chool,7~3490 -pus. .._ -"'9' u.ir-• opening or experien~,,.. S S / t1al 1nterv1ew Call ~ needs a few gd drivers 10nm-6am, Sat. &: Sun. Mark. Inventory Control Clerk MODELS/ESCORTS 1161· 2304 90 Vince~. 1--------We olfer excel!. pay and 493·8888 wfncbell's Donuts. 253 FREE PRE-SCHOOL lo Jost inventory re-Huntington Beach Union ''!!~!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!II~ SALES SECRETARY f. 1 · Top Dollars953-0971 Hi•h School Distnct is 1= bene 1u P 11.1 a Cluldcare needed 3 days E. 17lh St., Costa Mesa. In CM in exchange for co s &: rost sales 111· " Local home center needs 4DA.YWOllCWHI wktnexible Salary neg motbersbeJp.752-5525 voi ces . Good Co Modelsneeded.Alltypes seeking an EDP Pro-IECIPTIOHIST kitchen cabmeu & ap- lor elec contractor Gen ore .. AIR. AIP. payroll, billing. exper w 'contractor pref Benefits. gd starting salary Call for ap p't /resume. 642-3482 .__ fi Sal u· Men, women&ch1ldren grammer This Is a Gro w1·ng computer Co. is 2 mi. from Coast 536-7148, 5.J6.66lJ1 CIT ,,_ •TOIS Gas station Attendant. ,,.,ne its. ary nego a· pliance salesperson. Ex- Hwy. & 8 mi. from 405 &: CLASSIFIED .....--M/F. with some exper. ble with experience. Call No exp nee. 548-7762. growth pasition with an software house seeking perience absolutely 5 Frwys. Needed for this order en· Full &: P/lime. lmmed. 754-1931, ask for Wayne. Nursing R.N ·Assistant excellent benefiu pro-sharp person £or Recep-necessary. Great opp'ty ADYEITISIMI' try.Call: · 644-sml D.N.S Wort3weekends gram. You will plan. t1 on1st & multiple for right person. Call Pl ail £ "' • I I opeomg · JA.NTOI a month only·. We need program. develop, general omce duties. B ncl ,,_5000 re~10ea;'."· fll tt VICKI HESTON GA.S STATIOH Newport Villa. 4000 your expertise on the analyze applications. Must demonstrate good re a . --. TELONIC BERKELEY .lN.Ll • • Mature person, male or Hilaria Way, N.8 Mon-weekends. Bring you're test. debug, install and typinf &: phone skills. !!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Kath.)'. ___ _ 714-4.M-9401 E.0.E. The Classified Dept o£ &ASSOCIATES female. retiree ok Fri,7·3:~.642-58111. happ y £a c e &: troubleshoot for busi-App y 1n per son SALESMANAGER the Dally Pilot has an For this temporary Mom. hrs. 5 days week, Janitorial knowledge. Join us Con· ness and academic ap-M u n s o n M g m t . Impossible dream. some SECUTAIY Lite bkkpg, good typing and organizational skills Full time. Small non-profit agncy Call De Hendrix 540·4481 E.0.E Assistant Manager opening assignment. noSat/Sun. lmmediateopeninglor valeacent Hospt. Beach elications. Requires Systems,~ E. Fischer b~pe;ri'=~a~ri·v ~~~ Tradl.tlonal Wom•n'a on one of our telephone !!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!540--0400!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' 96J..0806 full and part time a rea Mrs Slone : nowledge of COBOL. ~A"-'v-=e-'-'.C"'.~M=·-----" •al-d-ks ""'A person 1--~~~~--J ·to 'd 0 ly ................. Closingdateforapplica· -f huge income! Pbone. Boutique. Send resume .. "'.. "'" . anc GENERAL OFFICE am rs; exper n ._. ~ t1on5 is October 2. 11181. Re ceptionist or cor TR-UMP CARD Corp l Ad •..... D-'J Pilot we seek should enjoy DEUV!IY DIJYaS Apply In penon at Sport Nurstna Appl~ at Room 131. For porate headquarters, 714_ ... 1_.,...... 0 '""• ., Y • telephone sales. be able Good typing skills & t.en· Chalet 162.42 Beach Blvd, " d · N ~~°"~..-.=----P.O. Box 1560, Costa •-t ,. d b lmmed. p/time open-key by touch required. H tin ... n-h Non certified aids S4.00 Curt er Information, locate 1n ewport Mesa 9262&4560 Ca "" ype .... wpm an ave ings available for de-Lite bkkNI . ....,.,.,, Call un ~oo """'ac · per hr. Excell. working please caU -·3339• ext. Center. PBX nulse exp. I •1 p•1 ' ASSISTAMT ~ ~f~:1~f!ftor7~e ~lv~fthd~~~i:i r~ Jean 7so."s9oo-; Tues ---J•NIT-•OI---E°o~~1°:a~e:neg~. 1Z _.. ~:~~rr~o~~Jdty~~-: II J I 81 ................... .,":. Children's shoe store. sales experience would cord 4' able to work 1-S-"'-5=·-------lmmed. opening for 8 velescent Hos pital, smoker. Salary com· sales exper. necessary. be helpful. We offer ex· evenings. Starts from GIRLFllDA.Y Janitor lo work full 642·3S05Carol. mensurate wit h ex· Will train nlbl penon. c e 11 e n t com Pa n Y $3.50-$4 /hr, + lips. App--Retail decoraUng shop. lime, Monday thru Fri· per i enc e. Ex c e 11 Gd pay & benefits. Also. benefits inc lud ing ly daily after Spm. Me & To open & close store: day, gpftJ to 6AM shift Nursing benefits. Call £or 1p ~lme help needed. medical.dental,ll£ein Ed's P1ua. J?lh & 9·5. Will handle Excell. fringe benefits HUISESA.IDE p o 1ntment . AR C deRlteBootery,S C. surance. etc ~~ary Tustul,C.M. customers & phone & packlge. For interview. ~peri!Pt-a~~h~th. Ameri ca 644 -4850. Plaza. com1mensur:LleUSW1 e\ ~-------salespersons absence. call: Scott Wheeler, srbi"g your imife ·& ,-~~ E.O.l . M/F/H A•~ per ence grea Deliveries. Eve work is Design 6 construct 714·975-0700, or come in: ReceptioniJt/ Reserva· Steve's Detailing needs commissiooprogram.H avail now. Good Pay' shades, also some tt· Advanced Health us!Freemjr.med.,den· MeUM.. lions Clerk. Major hardworking energetic you are ambitious and 49Hl88 m-0242 cord keeping. Will train. Center, J3lO Bristol St. ~~ t1l~fe ~-s~opSsl~~";·, 10251 Yortrtown Ave. Orange County attrac· detailer lor long term wfanf l to bepl paid forlly~ur ' Cu 8 t 0 mc:.!_h ad e E& North, Suite 100. Npt. 642-804.f Huntinctoo Beach, CA lion seeks attractive re· l t E e orU, ease ca or Sell with EASE ! Drapery o>UUl'• ~ • Sch. EOE M/F 92646 ce"'ionist tor:ess re· emf oymen . xpr interview. lt'saBREEZE Coast Hwy. CHI. "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ p--i.i... th " I I .,. £ pre 831.ellOO I -== ~~A.Ln211 equa QPllOrtW\jty servalions per orm · Personne Dept. Classified Ads 642·5678 673-7830. Part/time. ~una Bch employer m/f/h ~eneral olllce duties AUTOMOTIVE 64H321,Ext.277 ... -------------_, L .. ctptDttl,.ar 7...,_ dya 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j l h e Ile t PAITS ORAMGE COAST ,. Ex pe r . F I t 1 me. ---r= us ave xce n Capistrano Gardens p ....... eftlce. Property Man.ager. Sell· telephone personality COUM1'81MAM DAILY PILOT N _....... lit Tlpe , file, ans-er starter with common Some omce experience D•alenhip or foreign •-W.Ba0 St. llrtert·-"-"'11Ue o -f helpful.'!'..-60 WPM . "' -CJ Rd SJ es1-~ onea. Hn flexi'ble. sense or an or1anl1&· &"'"" auto parU experience Costa Me111 · · ._. ••-all............ Fut 4r accurate 10 Key all Nancy, 75'-841. uuu am "._..t to re-prefe.rred. Cali Glen for EOE/MF UUHDIYWOllB cogniu 4' reward hard Bondable. S days, no an appoi.ntment. _C_L_E_R_1'"'c~AL~POS~l-TI_O_N_ needed pltlme for con-PA.ITTIME work Ir res u It a . Bund'a. St.art '5.50 hr IOYC.A.lnl P/tlme. Pleuecall val. boept. Appl~ Bever· Crew Superviaors, work Supervlae aeveral apts. Full benefits for career lOU.SlOYCI 63l-22S4C.M. ly Manor, 3'0 lctorla, P /time evenings & properties containiJI& 16 motivated enthusiastic AMDIMW C.11 . weekends. Supervising to UO unlta. Report to member of manaee· 640 '444 Clerical Leaal Secretary. Good the door to door sales owner. Minimum lyear ment team. Call Jack --.J~~~~!L--Classified Office Skills req. Min 1 crew of youna:sm-a. Ex· experience supervising Besckwlth. 8::.l to 4:30 • Citric Trainee yr leaal exp. Salarl cellent earnings for resldenl men. Letter/-for Interview. 642·4783 ln AUTOIOUTI comm with a p. NB o . person with ability to resume dttailina aper: _,N-'-'8""·------ Need Put Tune Penon flee . MG-1011 motivate. Van oc larae put 4r u~ salaries Girl Friday, aperieoced. w Deliver Daily Pilot In car la needed. Call to Ad I •. Da.lb Pilot, s m a 11 m f I . shop, Newport Ueadl, 7 da)'I Lef,al Secnury w/exp In Media Merchant.a P.O. Box tseo, Costa Laauna NlJuel. near SD perweet. ~..!_~lit Ii F~~I w. U1-4Z!·Z758EO.E 1-'M=es..,,,a"-',C:.:a:.:..aa&==..:::•=·--i Frwy. 6. Avery Phy. Kc Mon~ Fri -resume • .,. ary Anawer phones, Invoice. ~~~3:~.JJPM. i:~st::: 1: · ai"' Pilat .................... \. ~;r.:tt~:r:~ =:-=Sm Cub Re(ltter n -IJ _UkiOI~~-· _____ 1 per a_o. C-all Bryaa KIDS -perle1&ce aece111ry. pan TIME rvnllY't' .,..... --. ~ overlt.ApplJbetweenl ,_1 tlu...l llC.-r/DIC. · • s weekday•. 1111 Greet pubOc . answer SUMMER JOBS. PlamU..Co!tfl!I•. , w1e art preeent11 11ae1t kln.!. adultaw .. "'~~ l>hoeel, =for R.E • Laoldaa for latert1~( ~ pinaa.!! .~·~~! .. tln•~-~0, ~--'!..~ Lead 0.---f't. In U · : time w. Tnlnl. i..._. 111 -·.-..__ ,............_. tt11tive lldlea nr O.C. ~~ t'lqiilreci ; wt~ 0.llJ Piiot Carrlerw 10 to 1S ,ean old: AJ~rt. R.equlrel xlnl I> bn . ""°""*Incl*'" , Ualmlted eanlai• nailablt to n,hl penoa. attllll ucl traat ontce ape wttlieoda. Office oa : Hn: 5:aGPM lo l :IOPM, llonda1 tbni pearance. Health In· ~~-•e ... ,-. ~. Some Saturday u ailabUky. For 1urt!lce.DNlll ~· !!J, '"' afP'lolmat, call: 11424121, aall for Ben --- U&U. la a.11 Clutlfted WUllaiet. • ada art~a troell : ;.= ...;,_~ . ORANGE COAST DAil. Y "LOT .. j Mdllil ITo ..... ~ .. W,MYIT~A~--': ,., a , ..... "'· eaU •• .. ... ~ MUTY " •••• ·····················;·················~· . • \ Sales Trainee For District Manaeer Thls highly successfu l local-~~_paper has an opening £or 11 trainee m lhe c:irculallon department. Basic skills will entail superv1s1on of 10 to 14 year old boy and girl home delivery earners. Areas of supervision will be deliver)'. collections and sales. Select.ertunit1es and many fringe benefits such as company paid dental and health plan. group life insurance. vacation and sick leave. Company vehicle is furn ished during worlung hours. Applicants must be over 18, have a &ood driving record and be neat appearin& Hours are generally 11 AM to 9 PM. Monday lhru Fnd•Y· Some overtime 1a available. If you are qualified and Interested in learnin1 the circulation business contact i.he DaHy Pilot at 330 w Bay. Costa Mesa before 10·:.i AM or aMr 2 PM dail)' ASk for Don WiUjams or Ken Goddard. Reid Sales Supervisl' Umited openinas avallabk In the Orange Cout are1, for sell·modvat.ed. carter oriented individual wbo can work wi\b Field Sales People. Train, motivate and &et results. Station wap or van necessary. Es~l eamtn11, plus job rel1ted beneflta anll•blc tor lh4i rl&ht PtOOle. U )'OU cu produce m u Its, not Jus{ talk •bout ~1 call· -.. tor interview. AK roe ar.~. ......... 11eo ... w..-.. JIM w ..... 11 ...,,w ..... 7110tWpW-... 7111.wt.11 .... OrangeCoastDAILYPILOT,5atorday,Sepcember26,1981 ........................ ~~"T................... •.. .........•......... .•..................... ....................... ....................... ~ ----. DI Sft/Letal. Xlnt akllla S.Ntatial Stock tlat rrr 4 dAy Aatlque armolre tolld A I IOIO I Ill •W .. IOll Dw 1040 ,_ ..... , MIO · • WPll. Sal N11. Offh-Maaaatr Pvt won wk "-'rled&t ot oak, beveled mirror, ;!~!!'.~~ ............ :.:.!.!!:!.= ...... ;.-.r. ........................................ . tllab ed ~Sun boalin1 bafdwan dt Teltpboat '90080,M=SJOl.tiqom. Frttur. Whirlpool, mWOOD U•'I BN..a. 81.k UC German MUSTS&&. llCllfMY •lr1ble •POI)' ln penon. Wl!lllE EXP.& .... Dllli..IGI Fnn'• 119Ullltllt. ADU. wblle, tit, alnl cood. 4• to IO'-.. IJD& 4'ek· llillphtrd Jupe Xlnl Maboau,y Obi. ltd lnltnaaia..J tradiq co SICllf AIY Lancer Yadit Ool"p. l.. 5 ll A" " • eoUectJbla 115. tq. rr..a !Md ll'ri•~ linel. •· 13M537 or w/mau. ..... N}iht atud look l111 ror 1lurp 811t1 1 1lrl office, ~bv•.lrv\De.Cp ~':menta. czs si..tc;, ~>'·Save at '5'/ft.. 6drwertom1tcb.Uke S.crtlar)'. M t)'n H · I !apemoctd ltock room NB. en.ta. Tun·Sal l.ar11 11prl1bt rreeier, IJm,@•uxtlee. new. Mutt ... to •P-r:riu.ce.:. Atcurl .. &Utdtyp. s1e-••w •F' partapoCIOUDlalaltlon. pe<1rt001•1 CPM 11-5. c'r,01Uret wllb loc1t. 51tdla1 rtt11 cloort • pnc!Jita. Onty 11• ,or •· a .. oruaD or ... ,_, /T • 2 ... H1 ... 8o C In '1Sl·Zl54 , .. rtene ""-~·--· but offer Mar• ~•":!:ft~ ....... quaUlledMtrtt&ry,Mll· ?···1"24 Charil• auaecH o ...... IO)'I, 1 OOl· ~ aw.. ...._ .,, 77'"T ,, •PM ,. a l on VhJo irta. .. .. m • " ~ mode,larpdklrmlablt Wblrlpool Froatfree IJlted.. z P" coed Sprin1trSoe1l1UKCre· • • • P,L:~ bm!,!''tode~l~~ ODO/mo '1'IMO& "~' wit chain ntri , 19" colorTV. ~teu,il'.«·IW llltartd p Ilk/white 1 weekday1, uytl:~ ~......,,.=-...:.:..:;-=~-TEACH£R Pre School o • lZS UNCI Bricka. » tac"-lGll weekt~ Uno"" Jl..{r" CaU Norma SICllTAIY Full tlmt, permanent, IMC. t.ow Rent Spaces Avail in Admiral lide-by.1lde, 3 Hav• uoo. Clean Co,hr S1anltl pupa m u,e "°'°'°:· Lo ilH!:I!!~---Newport 8cacb law of liberal benerit1. Alao Ne w An l I q u e ' dr, Ice Wiler in door. "'-Zl~ AJ(C. 11/J' buff, suo. 7 20 so H, new. · V· g.:i~:~T::vd!~e~~l rtee. Word prwn11ln1. AIDES. Call Marilyn llomeapun Boullque llltuew,M.1§2·D14 C & .U.vnxcwellfl im H eala, ... Sle?.;,"· sllllla , brlahl self. wi ll ln in Caryn : 7· Mall. Santa Ana . ELECTRIC DRYER, 2 'i"!~_, tolO Goldea Retnever hu&e Sltt.FACTOR;:·= starter. Noa~amllr 6"·Ult. Tt9CWW..e.4 US·SHI, 547·78S2, yrs old.. Xlnt tondllion! .... \. ................. ••.le 2 yn okt. 950. 1v G~clwa&di.in, l.e,i t Jot!t.8$1.tlm Seq/IMmr Toddler profram. ECE Doyou enjoy talltlnaon lhe phone1 Now you 552·"43 Oold colored 117S. looica TC SJ.R.Saeuet ma 111115 h m · mrror S Kuvy pbOMa. Xccuralt • exp. wlt.oddlera. f tr caneam money while you do It In t.hecredll Afl'l•c• IOI O 841-1872 manHxlrU. S.00/obo. • Can't Take Her With! fllO rm. »1·~lt. ICSAIY typl na. 1horlt11nd Suun.~N.B. marketing field. Our new ornce near o.c. • ...................... Eefrl(, fnist fl"ff. very •sa1ev . Dobe puJ>, F. 3 mos, oo ~ B~ 1«.4gcd hrdw3. T Y pe SSw pm• SI H helpful. m>motoatan T••ata Afrporl h1 now open 1 Call us 9 AM-4 PM HARBOR AREA clean, wor\e floe. S250. C....... IOllll RleerJ. M>. IM5-0284 0 r rovt-•-· £?! 2· helpful. 1d pbone , .. , •• , -APPUANCESERVlCE H8=15Uor5*tt85 wn • K bo ... ,...,, . resserw wun• • ..,, pera lit bkk .... ne e ded . Earl y 545 1458 W b uaedappll S ........... •••••••••••• ee1 un..,. ...... amp1on chnt.s S7Sudesk6 chr know~;.~'. for R.?. SIC'Y,U.AL r blldbood, clemtnta~y • tv,ufture!.a .• ~~~ l:T::n ~'~ii~· ll lmadlayahn Klt1t1en1 • ..,..b-·~ Drm.~ from a $125, or coaip1 set S.O. office in Laruna Hilb. Eltab. Npt Center law credential or child de-(Toll Free) aepliaoces S'.G.3077 Ht=Mi3 ~""" . aran c amp .nea, .--uer. -Couchl2S.S7H1Sl 770.'*U.· firm nffde exper 1,111 velopmenl permit. 3. · • raised on lovt . e150. C>wntr died Ultle dog Maboeanf 4 potter bd. iii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l aecretary .,,1 .. ~ t 4/hrs. a day. School age I lUY A.PPUAHCIS P'rMier, older upri&bt, W.2'776. deaperatety needs home. u I l <' h 101 d r ea u r ••SICSAlllS•• Ina . dlcta;bon/~ childcare center. Call ~~ Lei 9574133 dean, woc'U 1ood. 17S. Peralan kitten $200, 3 ~S296or~U29 :/mi rror, 2 o l rbt Type80Sl8.000 1hortba11d dtilla. Real ~-S&l8. Typist Gftlfral Office We need btlp! Someone Refrifer1tor, very clean. or~ adults S50 lO ftOO Reg. ffff to Y• 1045 stands. sa>o. Drop leaf Xeroa~/Drt150hr Eltat.e UU1aUon w/em. Ttee....,tA.lcM Ta pe transCTi ption. with 1 p&euant voice, autodeftoltSUO. Wuher.L_!lean, worlt:!I 548-9985 ••••••••••••••••••••••• din rm tble. 2 chairs, Recpt~/FunSl0,200 phuis oo land 1&1e law. For Irvine pre-school. Wed, Thur. Frt. F.dinger good peraonallly and :;'1· Q:). 548-MJ3 or Datt 1040 Free lt itleo1, cute, 2 $100. End tablet, $3$ EapCGOlultantOurs Salary competitive P/T&Ftr.S.U.7494 & Newport Freeway. can also t.ypewtllfilltbe Refri& fl'Gll frt<t. clean, • •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• black. 2 yellow/orange, _,648-=-.:.;I@=. ____ _ Ut Reinders Agy, Inc. 840-a60. ya-..--Mrs. Hoskins. 558-8333. bill. Z0.30 his pr wk. Call alnl $150. $48-8Sl.3 or Dryer, gu, clean, works KEFSHOND Pups. AKC. l calico. ~$137 alt. 3. AJJ matchinl din rm ta· 4020 Birch Eat 'MEO! SEC'Y /REX:EPl'IONlST _-n_._ After 10 AM 552-51« S4M4&S eood SM. $41·8Sl3 or Champ Sll'e. M/F Pet & BtautifuJ Bladt Cats. F. ble, 4 chain, bed rm set Newport/ll3Hl90/Pree E 1t c e 11 . s a I a r y • SOUCITOIS Stove , full alu ranee. ~-a h o w . P v t pt Y neutered. Box Trained Mual sell, CaJJ rvea lbru benefili. Location Npe. Need 1S immediately to TYPtST WOID PIOCISSOI worb flDe. Sl.00. 548-8513 WA S HER I D RYER, 213/697-13'Salt6 pm. Needs lovi ng home. Sepq 8. 7•1J7t B h H 9-S c JJ f worlt euy even lna Staliatical with word TYPtST or~ Avocado. Heavy duty Rtf"Pl_..,....1 631·30226.11·:.rll Cocktail table, ele,ant, PUlllLATIOMSSIC c · rs · a or hours. Great ror stu· processor capability ror Corporate Realty Inc. GE '200Pai " A __., ForOCadqency.Exp, apet.Monll/28.642·7766 dents. 3-i , Moo·Fri No Newport Beach Real seelting wordprocessing Washer, clean, works ' 67~ PEST FREE e lec-Free puppies. flutry gl ass top lXS' 280 reql&ir~. Eacellent typ. SERVICE SI'ATION AT-selling. Call 966.01s1 Est a le Investment ty pist. Full & p/time. good SM. 5"48·8Sl3 or tronically rids you r Lab/Sparuel nux _,64.s-"""-=1295="------ in& skills. m.1000 TEN DANT, p/time evta after lpm. Firm. Must be accurate Ex pr. helpful. Salary -4485 Refrigerator home or all crawling & ~:m:J. Kroehler Darush walnut SICm'"• & wltends. Neat •p· &wllllngto converl to com mensurate Gd Dryer,gu,clean,works Gdoood,$100 rlyi n g i n sects h dorablekittys.l wtute, din.table&8cha1ni,up- -Yl.I. pearance &r handwrit· TB.9tt0ME CRT Word Processor b enefili, nice a l · aood . $85. 5-48-8~13 or ~ permanenUy. 635-S028 I striped. Housebroken. right buffet, good cood. Secretarial position In ing. Apply 2:lal Newport SOUCITOIS Shorthand, dlc:tal>hone & m06phere. Contact Lori S48-448S Sears frost-free refrig, collect. IW2·4523 $400/offer. S&llM ~ctlve N~ Center Blvd. C.M. S6.00 per hr.Evenings secretarial akifls pre. Ferguson9'1S--Oll88 Maytag a. dryer. perf side/side. 16 cu ft. gd SHIH TZU pups, AKC. s adorable ltj\tens 6 wks Simmons hide-a·bed sofa. ultor's . nee. Fi:ont Service station at ten-and weekends . Ca II ferred. ~2911. &..-...&..-worltm· 1 --'--. .,_ea cood. $125 Ml-'566 SZSO and up Cash only. old. Need homes like new.i..:;SlSO. End table office poaitloa requ1rft . Mile Mere-"'"""" •"'"' "1 t.s:> 9073 good telephone voice dant. full lime, apply · e9M-3940 Vtt.,.._,....,.... ....................... 986-l.295aft3:~PM lkyclita 1020 638-9U ~1992 __ amp, -~l· · typi nf, SH • ap'. Chevron ~l No. Coast Telephonelnlerviewers P/time general assis· .&.M-. IOOS OldbutrunningG.E.28 .. ••••••••••••••••••··~·•SL Bernard, H~ yrs, rwo adorable 8 wk old Roll Top Dealt , brand pearance. Real estate Hwy,Laguna lkh. Housewives. eam xtra Lant & k.ennels, pm & =:·.':':":: ............... ref 512s. 28 .. uprght BCea.u Custopdm bFu1ll female, AKC. good wt kittens, pt Angora, love new.162.5. experience helpful bul SERVICEADMlN money ror holiday wltnds . Also Recep freezer $100. p P . ru1aer. 1.5 s . root kids.$100.~ZW children.6t0-Sl'5 ~311.S !:~t essential. Prefer Irvine Eng ine dis · srepewnadridnedg. Jt~rewo31rkers lionist n~. min age WESTMINSTER 640-1581. 80 11usdtreseear ... ~b7r64ak1es •• MUST SELL AKC reg. This cat needs affection 2 beautifu l navyC .. ~~ue """al resident. For in· trabutor has immed. 11•= · eves IS yrs. Wed &c Sat, 7am ABBEY f!JV. ,,,_ fawn boxer. IS mo. best from someone who noral print Win& uall'S, terview call Mrs. Duhl open111g ror experienced per week. Call Larry 6pm, I rv1ne. 644·S463 ANTIQUE MALL Refrigerator as new, de-BEACH CRUISER · Mur· bloodline. b>O. 536-6107 needs love. M. Neutered. antique bookcase, coffee Wesley tt T-wtorCo. w~rranty processor 9:30-l.~. 9GIH214. N.B. 117SI Westminster Ave. luxe G.E. 20·8 cu ft ., no ray Monterey tan, brand AKC Irish Setter pups, 960·4857 table, couch, stereo htlton ~4-4t I 0 Wi!I process ~arranty TYPtST VETalHAIY GARDEN GROVE r~~ fr'~~~~er$4si~1~ new $'7S. &'5-8748 moms. show or pet, all shots. FREE TO GOOD HOME. -"9fW~·60=31""'. ----- claJms & semce work IF-you.rtyping sk.illsare 554-i103 Balboa67~lnl.5 A4n wormed, 12 wits, ready 1 year DOB ERMAN. Child 's delight, fire --------1 orders including related exceUent youcan getex· IEC.rlOMST !!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I leodlenlhM to 10. $100. 387 E 18th. black & wi. Well man· engine bed, lights, tires. N SICllTB AIYh cfolrlrespon~~nce, tele cited •bout a ruture in lb~mbtedfi:. openting ror NeiiNrterTllnn~MorrELhly New~t e"°.?>,: ~d·d· gl Jul SIOO. 642-4606 House D, C.M. anytime . nered, areal with kids. gauges . Must see llOO. rw port eac To o ow-up "' customer advertis· , .. ., .. you're wi·u. ng asan pers-0n coo op .. •" e c k s 1 AK C c 11 R d """'"~·1 ,,.., 1•"7 ... bill. M M.., h I ho b ·1 udl OGT u '-dies P•11aeot 10 s......,i oc er panie a any....,...,... __ -'.,..,~·-=--=--·-----•w,600. It mav seem lllte 1ngs ust tyt' & mg to learn .... work lo an e P. nes, re-ro1 er. • ....,, re ""' "-~ .,...,. PC Lh ~ 0 IUN ' d t A . I t , I $700 S II $4SO ex cellent .. 00 • pups, champ sired, 7 • S PC LV RN_,.,, S e usual duties at rlrsl 0 P e r 8 t e 1 e Y hard while having fun. chor s, app s. h mma SH ai · e · .:.!.ms w k s . Bu tr, M I F . ,_..,._, 8050 bed rm SSOO, garage as you ml.st Lhe pres1· calculator . Gd . co we have a great entry ospt. exper. elpful. 640-i&lSO ....., S225·$2SO PP. 7Sl·49S3 ....................... Sale.9/216,27.S4S-8566• dent with reports but the benefits, salary negolJa. level ,·ob for you• Call Prefer non-smoke r SUMDAY S.,. 27, 11 Refri&. Stas. Washer, Mens IOspeed British im f * * I BUY * * fuclnatina part is the ble with u p. Call · Anita 9'19-7000 40/hr weelt Salary de IM dryer. gas range, dis· port.Lllt:enewS~ evesa t•PM. 2 Overst uffed chairs. PR aspect, go lA> gnnd 7S4-1931 or send resume pendent on exper., at· 1107JambotteRd.,N.B hwash er , $1 2S ea ~T71.5 AFGHAN Pups AKC. Good used Furniture & Plaid, S2S. 4 wood & openings. An informal all: Wa yne Deming Con TYPIST: Accurate, 3S litude. Phone 642-3840 Fradkin F81l'S, 1146-8983 646-6848 Top Champ Grands1re. Appliances--OR I will leather carved antique office· receive great troller. Charles E. Smith wp~. general orrtce durmg bus. hrs. z brass twin beds (or 1 Portable dishwasher, like Famous Ped. Exquisite sell or SELL for You chairs, $50each. Garage benefits. I Company. P.O. Box dut1es.M9-3942. Waitress wanted dinner king). Havi land fine new.$200 PEOALPUSHaS \4)$200ea.~7841 MASTllSAUCTIOH SaleonSat.~9133. Abtqail 19129Irvine,Ca.92713. T YPIST/ REC EP house Elper nee. Call china . SI pc, Ssoo 76"506 S1'ow&S~Meet '4M"613 625 Din rm table w/6ch111rs. SHI---. & lEC. TIONIST P R & fund de bet ween 9 a m . 1 2 968.7994 Washer d ...... r, "'-gi'daire S-. 9 /27, 1 ... a. p U R E B R E E o 1 IUY n~•aE 2 wfarms. pecan wood. · F\bbo1t .-.-....., v e Io p m en t de pt 673-4848. Of • ,_ r" Cruisers, anUque b~es. SAMOYED """"'1" earthtone. xlnt eond. pd Fulllime Experience Personable. organized Oak Curio cab,~. Fr nT~wp ••oo.~T7L}!1e, lilte whiuers&caccess. 6 mo. old female w/aU Les 957-8133 S2000 new, must sell helpful. bul will train self-starter . Var ied W..ttct.r-.-.. wall clock,~. Pitcher "' " _.. .., 2809ANewportBlvd,NB KING INNERSPRING S87S.64~(Jan) "·-ta M""" • .., .~.. I ~~~' washbasin s 631·5979 Washer •· Dryer, white. hshoomtse .. 07~~00to loving . . ..,.... ...... ...,...._ r es p o n s i b 1 I i t i es wy.r, _...._..,. • 67!>2570 ...,..,...... EXTRA Fl RM mattress Sofa 2 pc sectional S7S 4 SIGNSAL~PERSON SS/6Sw pm. Exce ll Growth opportumty w1th Antique wall mirror S ft Wards best ll>OO. Only !!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!~!!!!!!I !!!!~!!!~!!!!!!!!!~ set. never used. worth woven sea te d. la d- P r \ •nrH•I ')J"r • 11:. r 14211 Yorba St. Tustin 73l·T711 4500Campus Dr N.B SSl-6122 Neill Neon Inc, benefits & oppty. to ad small dynamic local tall. hand carved Orig 9mo old. 2M5 Santa Ana, Men's classic llalian 10. S530, sacr S24S del derback chairs, made 10 S31·3374 vance Santa Ana area Jo'ood cha.in All Replies be vl g lass. $1000 CM spd "Chesiru"w/Colum· The rastest draw in the Never used queen si, I t a I y s 2 s ea .. Solar Salesman Needed .. 546-5760 co nfident a ~-Ca 11 ~54.S-~3=11""'-5 -----Gas Stove,~ Good Con· bus tubing & "Campi" West ... a Daily Pilot worth $399, cash only Oversturred chair 125. Experienced. Top pay Classified Ads. your one· 631-4408. Wnte PO Box Find what you want in dition equipment-pro type Classified Ad. Call To-S218 del. Usually home. End table w/drawer $4S. Call 771·6?2n stop shopp111g center. ~ T. NB. p ally Plloc Classifieds. 4lH-94.S( S6as. 494-0436 day 642·5678 7S4-73SO Balboa 675-9715 Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line • Bring them or mall them with correct caah 10 Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Cotta Me11. CA. '2626 • Each Item mutt be priced with no Item over $50. 20c pe• Mne -$1.00 mlr!mum. • No livestock, produce or plant• • No commercial eda allowed our famous DIMES·A·LINE DIMES-."·LINE ADS MUST BE PLACED BY 3 p.m. ON FRIDAY. FOR tNFORMATION CALL LOIS 642-5678, ext. 319. NEW S track stereo, A C PICTCRES. paintings. DIC S3S Sony Reel to rrames. mirrors. prints reel deck S2.5. Base ball Sl-$50. Old sheet music spikes size S $4 Pop back in llXXl's with pie corn maker. llot dog lures and very good m aker. Hamburger condition $$$50 Wind maker $3 each. 20 cup up wall clock S2S Reel cotree pot, red S8. Spice lo Reel Sohd State re ra ck and bottles S3 co rder $2S with 2 Candle center piece $3 speakers, old silver New 8 track car stereo ware 25c·S2. Dishes. $IS Bedspreads, drapes bowls , plates lOc·SS S3 each 3xS area Tree pruners 3 pieces carpet, gold shag $10. $20 Old glass S gallon Formal dresses SI O water bottles, both SS. EI e c t r i c a ddi n g Drill press SJO. Pair machine SIO Iron $2 Red Bird small lamps New and used books ,·ery old S20 Very old lOc-$1 Mens. ladies, hard back boolls S2·1SO childrens clothes SOc-$3. Electnc S or IOin Saw Jeans siie 5.7 $3. 19962 $35. Sanders ISO. Large Ranger Lane, ll unt· polisher S50 Tape re ington Beach orr corder $10. SJS Adams. l block east or Jew e I er s e I e c l r 1 c Brookhurst magnifiry glass S30. 20 STUDENTdeskS2S Sora GA RAGE door opener BAB't' cnb S2S Walker ,END table with drawer iFT BlueandgoldrtoraJ PIPE 121n to 3'iin BRAND new stroller 3 GOODsafeusedtires for sso. 39x74in box spring complete $25 . Garage S6 Car bed $5. Car seat S25 Old Smith Corona sofa, good cond1Uon $50 $20c·$2 Roor rat•k for position rechmng back. cars and t rucks s s Tr 3 i I er h 11 ch doo_r hinges with safety S6 Chi lds table SS typewr iter SS. Pole SH Rectangular walnut Van or Wagon S2S Vir canopy, seat belt, fold Matching pa.I r JR78xl5 1 female part. with spr sprin~ S20. u rge com· Perfect baby and kids I lamp $5. TV stand c for cocklail table with un tor culling torch $35 1ng steel rrame, blue. rad' a Is SJ S Pa 1 r WHEEL chair S35. Adult walker $30. Aluminum crutches SS Kids T shirts. Jllckets, tennis shoes ~ SS. AJr pump, connects i n car cigarette lighter, new Sl6 19in portable Black and white T.V S40 Magnovox rad.to and re. cord player consol $30 Quarter inch elec1nc drill SS. 2092 Wallace. Costa Mesa. 548-7011 CRIB AND mattress. good condition $40 Baby car seat. new (to 20 lbsl SIS. Bicycle child carrier. almost new Sl2. Highchair S8. Tricycle $4. Near Beach and Garrield in Huntington Beach. 962·0401. inch solid brass vase S20. Uncle Sam cast iron bank S50 Cast iron toys. cars banks Sl0-S50 Tapestry for wall. good condLt1on S5·S50. Royal po rtable ty pe writer with case $35. Maple sec relary desk with 7 dra\\ers SSO. Deer and elk heads with horns SIO·S20 Old Coca Cola metal box 24x2S SSO Gold panning slush box very old $50 Mechanic creeper S3:> new Pair car ramps new S20 Very old Stage Coach with people and dnver with 4 korses ISO. Pack mgsl 125. Waterbed bag merc1al typt> vacuum clothes 2SC'-Sl T v S30. ceiling 1 SS Wooden derneath storage, ex Big antique ran S2S ·75 S25 In Irvine. Ml 5007 LR 7 Rx IS. HR 78x IS and heater sso Water l'i horse motor SSO Se\\ing macb1ne 1n chair SS 675 -9715 cellent condition l30 Cht>''Y pickup doors s.scJ GR78xlS, f'R78xlS . bed frame sso Pein _54_6_·4_1_03______ cabinet $35 Binoculars Balboa 2&n llJgh table lamp. each ·s1 f ord pickup ARMY foot locker. heavy ER78xl5 radials from S5 T d b k --------lime gr-n .. nth white seat ..... Door..,... "'en garage steel 24 111n SJ5 pair to S2S pair 175. camera case. Lenze TEAK and marble end oys an °0 5 TWO aulo speakers S3 ~--"' _, .,.,, r d 3 ' I · 8S 95 h I I') Sl p I d shade. like new S20 ders and grille $25 earh wi e. 6, ong, 2lm I , I . 205 75xl4. 2 for s 1 1 eh d · 1 nd ca 5 e • tab I e S 2 5 Ford s'5c· 8·1 okoroi dcamherta each Car radio S track 59 Ch"'vy pic·kui> ren high S20 Bicycle 261n S25 or $45 ror four le ep .olo. w1 e angle, transmission $30 ford I ac SSOan M wk i e S3 Four orange molded 557 997S ders and hood S3S each ' 10 sl)t'ed, needs cleaning M alt'hin~ G78xl4 on and view finder m case. rear end "Omplete ••11 en arger a e up h · S8 F b up S20 "'ater or Air G " bal ed h I 2 • "" ss La •<$7 r airs our umer GLASS top cofr"'A e d l "" No"a and Gremlin " "' · anc w ee s all for $30 Twin bed Plywood orr cu•· IOc mirror mps ;w-• ""' n a "" • S S W ... Ch 1... k h S6 electric bu1lt·in range ble S5 Laroe wood cor r 1 g ht d 0 0 r s 2 5 Cooler, portable type for S3S HS. 155. 165. 175. covers, two 1 · ater square root. 121n shelv 1 "" roe mg c air $20 T 1 d. " •"s Cash 646 11•>< 185 13 di I ...... · h d ... . l d SS D h lop . wo s I 1ng ree table S8 ''olon1al Powerglide .,. Camaro -~---· -·-""---1 x ra a s ""' pair soflner t y romat1c1 ing IOc tool New ... us1t• s an . 1s es. '" ...,., 4 r •• BR $2 .,, bed b I I closet doors 42inx80in S3 go ld loveseat. rocker traction bars S20 Torino or or .,..5 78Xl3 . . 5. ning size spr padd-"' foldi'ng nhairs ow s. gasses, vases h Th 1 d MAP LE sin~le bed S20 l9S 711 13 ..,. · v w ings $'lS 631-0954 after SIS. c""ass"tle rec .. order SI $3 Large men's eac ir Y assorte S3S Call Salurdav 912 GT wheel~ S8 each '75 Child 's 15in Rarnpar x ...., pair " h . children.\ boxtd games 642 8l94 · Corvette Instrument 16Sxl5 S2S pair ISSxlJ lOam plus 10 tapes SIS Blue s irls, sweaters, suits $1 each La d ies --------ClusterSSO Corva1rVan bike including training regulars. 2 for SIS h ea db oar d S 3 Sl·SS11 bTwoh wdheeb.lkcarts too handbags SOc Ladies BABY Cnb S40 Walker or car parts ss sso wheels s2o 10 speed s 60'tl5 V W tires $25 Beautiful carved pecan ~r e 1~ 1 e 1 shoes sin 71.., and s SI O P I a y pen SS Pickup overload springs Stella, Mens bike S2S 20 pair Good off on road headboard $21) 3SI Bay B a ~· ves1j3t ~ medium $2-S..5. Ovemite Hi ghchair S8 Bath $2 S3S 5 gallons wa lnut gallon ice t'hest SIS truck tires. 10xl5, llxlS, Street !SI, Costa Mesa P~~ln la':Jp ~1 2 a;~~~~ case $2. Hai r dryer w1lh All wood Pecan dining st ain SIS Two Pinto ;:i;cg~e ~~~t~~r47~rn s 1178xlS, 9 50x16 s. S35 QUEEN Sill' bed. good condition S50 536 S755 after Spm BIK E lO·speed. needs 548·3663 pieces or plllk shag rug, hood and case S3 Brown room table $.50 6 chairs chrome wheel<; S20 Two a n d S 4 S P a I r lire SIS High chair. nice --------r w I g and case SJ S50 Grandrather clork wide Cragar wheels. PAINTINGS S5 d $IO 1·6 50xl5·12 ply truck $15. Vinyl v1brat1ng SO .GAL.LON fuel t ank 4 x 5 l SS each Ca rdboa rd storage S50 Chandelier S2S Two Chev•· IS Inch $30 p un lire S20 1..S.75Xl6 5 SIS recliner chair S3S. While llinxZ7mx43in ISO. Bar· T1Y pewriter dS 12 Al 1 chest $2. Antique wh..lte drawer chest S2S each Motor~ycle windshield g o:e~l~t~r :Js Arco Sin 8 I es and Pai r s vinyl dining set with rel pump $30 Anderol c ean in goo shape. drapes with hardware Ba by clothes SOcl S2. l'I 'bl r P e 01 c can E 10 x 14 . F 7 S x 14 . leaf ..... Single bed SIO. 7SO compressor oil SIO New handmade items " 642 """"'Cos $2S . ex1 e Flyer sled Man Y books 20c ·SI H78>.IS. J7Sx ts. L78xlS _, St . d I 20 h 103n'x57L, each side. In . .,,,.,, ta Mesa S20 '66 Chevelle wagon Mounted bull horns $30 Double bed SS Danish gallon S/!6 steel cable aine g ass inc excellent condition but --------SIO each or 2 for SIS dark .. --i dr""s"r St• soc rt 8ft fl uore_scent parrot S3S l3xll inch d I f ·7s DATSUN B·210 part5 and Dodge •-, ton for McGraw Air cooler S2S a•2 2876 ""' ""82 C II ~uuu ·~ ~ " 11 l •· d M• nel' s c eaning $50 or parts Hood. renders. Surrboard fin SS Wood 6 .,.. or""""""' a Sel of nice co!fee lables fixtu re S8 Machinist B1 ye ow uup wm ow_, both, or use alone for Tint windows SIO Door doors s.15 each 554-7185 pi pe hol der 13 2678 _a_n_~_11_m_e. ____ _ $30 All 3 or Individual ble. new S30 ~ ro~gh Butlerlly $9 Two silk side draw. Full siie and S2S Rear end $45. Other sawn plywood paneli ng Clower brooms Sii each parts SS·SSO. No part Elden. Costa Mesa SIS, $10, $8 Eureka up , , . Two rans SS earh. Ten queen bedspreads s.1·$5. CHEST of drawers SIO REFRIGERATO R (2 · h SlO L interior and exterior T 1 s h T over SSO. Car has less c b' d s P MONEM •TE k .> ng t vacuum . amp kites SI each 9191 wo amp!! I eac . wo a met ere enza 15 n wor s S4S each. Good rood•· $2 Typing chair SS Sl 2 15 gallon ruel C f d C H woven wood rits wtn than S.OOO mi les Credenza lamp table good S40 .. 10 gallon fish lion 1o in· ch bla~k and Small dresser Si Pine storage can SIS w_all raw or U'tle. unt· dow 3ftx6H $10 each 962 5046 $20 Bar stools $25 tank wt!:b hood and ac· whiteT" v S20 •• 6 ... 3619 dresser I missing 2 locker S doors 60in ington Beach. N E Macrame·· valance SI. White vinyl chair $10 rcssones SiO Bed ------'"---drawers> $2 Christmas h_igh, l&n. deep S40 Apl Magnolia and Adams Throw rugs SI each. LENS lSin Granex Tele K 1 l ch en c.: ha i r ~ frame adjustable from TOASTMASTER broiler tree SI. Couch with hide me rerngerator .sso. S Saturday and Sunday Saturday and Sund ay ~~~a~~~~. ~~~~i~sa 5~~ Sl.50·S2 so Des k S6 twin lo queen SIO oven S2S . Presto 2 a·bed $30. Size S, 7, 9 lug 15Jn Chevy rims SS _9_·4_·-------until Jpm 2934 Maui also ISO Nikon SOMM Plan o bench SS &15·1170 Leave message burner portable range ladies clothes 25c·SI each Cash only64S·3996 GOOD Bft couch and Place, Cost a Mesa 1.s $SO nHer used Bookcases SS $15 ond1scotape $20 OldStrombergUme Size 6 ladies shoes WROUG HT iron chan chair$40 64S·8746 549·0012 Burglar alarm slill m Chairs S4 Lamps SS SIO clock SIS. Rear window :~.·:~ 1 ~t:aJ~~e; deher S40 Pine pa nelinR BEAUTY <s hop 1 chair GAM ES 25c·SS. King size box. 1 small part miss· ~<~dg~nz~n~ha81~~ S~1~e BO Y's Schwinn Stingray louvers for Toyota l2S 54s·2713 SlO. 548-6234 Cash SSO. Ex""'llent cond1'tlon sheets and p1'llow sl1'ps Ing? SSO. Cosl SJ9S 20 inch bicycle $50. New 644 1033 ~~ 548·72.34 rack S5 each Suitcase chi ld's Harl Gremlin --------2474 Newport Bl ad.. $7 per set. 72in and 90in SJ Tab I es $6 l ~4 9 skiis 148 cm or 58 inches TOOL chest. metal for Costa Mesa 631·9366 roundtablecloths $30SS KI TCHE N sel $30 Miramar Balboa S30 New Cubco bind· Mini Truck bed S35 BLACK brand new V.W each National Geo· Yellow table and brown 67S·2S46 ings. )r model SIS _64_2_·_7672 _____ _ horse SS. Two Oxen with FIREPLACE large de· BLACK and white T V. yake $10 Solid brass luxe corner Swedish S35 Crib and mattress large lamp $lS. Golf firepla~. like new, ex· ~S.kHJl::da·bed MO. Two clubs, 7 irons, 3 woods terior includes fireplace unh St mallress SIO $2~. Golf bag cart Sl2. case. smoke stacks. eac · ereo as is S8. --------• Electric deep dryer SJO. simulated brick base King bed and head. TWO matching decorator board $45 Queen head chairs tlO 19 inch black Trailer hilch $20. Tur ISO Interior Includes a.II board SIS Stereo and tires 2-tiOOxlS $30 each. r~rrcc:~oco~~cnherEI~ chairs. Baby swing $20. E LECTRI C It eate r 8 o y . s h I k i,n g or DI NETTE table S30 See al 1965 Pomona, apt Electric Fry pan SS. S49·7fi8l Thermostate control, workboots. size 611 S4 Dinette chairs t61 r7 SO S. Costa Mesa Portable Electric mixer WASHER and dryer ISO watts 1650 SIS 135() watt Baby bed mattress SS each Dinette table Gs u GE To••ter oven "'ach Porta ble d'1s SlO l1'ke n"'w Four slice toys St. Early Amencan Four d1n ... te cha"1,... SlO and white T v remote quolse and silver n ngs pipes. gas grate and speakers MS. Twin bed S2S. Formlcalableand • '10·$50 Cos t u me hookups, gas logs. heal • S H'd b d • chairs S20.2x6redwood Jew el ry SOc ·SSO . sields SSO. Will sell •1 · 1 e·a· e .2s Carnival flw margold separate Six root wov•n S43·2987 or 667-J109 planking soc root. "' Wovenwooddrapes S2S Bin bo w $20 . Shop w o od s hade a nd VEGA pa.rt.a: Block $50. Bookshelves l pecky vacuum $20. IBM Die· valence, brown and gold Radiator S2S. Four cedar shel ves > SIS. Two t aling machine S3S SSO. New tootbprow $15. speed transmission $40. bar stools SIO each. New Avon collectJon bottles Ski bools. slu S and 8 Die hard battery $IS. metal medicine cabinet $2-SSO. Lots or dolls S20 each Antique oak He aders $20. Starter $20. 493-8758 SOc-$5, Collectors plates desk chair SSO. Metal $10. Carb. $10. Seals SIS. $l·SSO Hard back books step stool chair, yellow Distributor SlS. 499-S754 DI NETTE table and 6 very $1-SSO Sheet music Sts. "Underwood adding --------• chai rs $45 Childs back lnt*IO'svery good mach.lneSZS.673-3800 SOFA Hlde·a·bed S3S dresser $3:). Childs lable condition U.SSO. Tools v w · fend f 1 W e s t I n I h o 11 s e and 2 chain $20. Toys 11-$50. Dishes SOc-$S. · · 68 . ers. ul sel refrigerator $50. Dinette S2·SS. 846-8213 2203 Miner. Costa Mesa. and engine cover. Ian, table S1S Chairs $5 Sll --------1 11-6 Saturday onl y. U S each. OS Snug and SU each. Wood 1Bul· TOYOTA '72 Slallon 131·918.S Har bor, Newp_ort ret. 4 drawers and Wagon axlO body parts Beach. cabinet '50. Cherrywood ss.~. Eniine and tHM mDE·A·BED qwen slle CHAJRS rtaugahyde as end tables '3J eadl.· 5 axle r•rts SlO·SSO. US. 21821 Placide, Two occasional S30 Chtal or d~awers W . R a d a t o r S2 s . Laguna Nlfllet. 4fi,408 ea e h. up h 0 I ate red Corn« 21'1S OrlllCe Ave AlltrnatOf', starter JlO r:ocker S30 Paddfd desk and Tullp Lane. Cotta each . ·u Doc!c• 3 SIMMONS crib t&O. Crlb chair e . 'root 1too1 M. Me11. GHZ32 ELECTRIC Whirlpool .... ' ..., "' · . "' h ood dit "" .... In h u n K' $10 Ice Crusher $3 hw asher SSO Rotory touter like new $12 couc Ill g con ion each White dresser S30. 5oto·vLea~wn ~d~..,.,e r' s1snog. Lamps $2-SlO Globe power mower ••". Push El . b be 'II except ror cover S Drawer dresser $17 .. d A I $15 ~P bl eclnc ar cue gn . Perfect for upholstf ry While dr""'""r w'th mlr·· Lawnmow•rs ....... Ai'r a n t a s $ 1 O . mower . orta e heal range lo 1550 wall class $l5 20S G 1 "'"""'" • "' _,, T I h A I t 't S2S S d S2S C h ,,.,, 0 • · • arne · ror SJS. Old mahoaany compressor SIS. Hayden e ep one nswer ng ypewn er . ee . as .....,..u..., Balboa Islao<l 673 ~ rerord hol-'·r • .,,. Solt'd transmission cooler $10. machine S2S. Pol and spreader SIO Electric ..., ..,... 23 CH. C.B. S2S. Olym-p ans soc S2. Bowl s typewriter SSO. Electric NEW custom built 36in FULL size white lice maple c hair wi tb pia typewriter no. 2Sc·50c Large all nite ed&er SIO. Vacuum tree planter mounted on canopy bed rover and cushion S2S. Solid maple Drills SHIO. Black and Vaporiur S3. Beveled d eaner $15. Saturday rollers ISO. 1'wo custom top m . Twent.y old dolls rocker with cushions while T.V. $20. Dinette marble table top 2Sx34 afternoon. 221 Flower built storage cabinets 75c·S2S. Jewelry boxes S2~. Two nlle stands S20 t ...,., Co d k.. $30. MelitaC'oflee pot $2. Street, Costa Mesa. $30 each. Montgomery S3·SS Silver dish s4. each Carved decorator se _,, mer es -· Eureka vacuum S30. Cul Ward 12 volt battery Backpack $3 Movie bench $35. Two bat Book shelves S2'·$25. 11155 bowl sso flower AUXILIARY gaa tan.Its '12. CashS48-6234 ed I tor SlO Ladies stools SlS each Side ta Chairs SS-$20. Table SS. pols 2SC·SS. Kltcht n SlO·SIS. Wooden plant clothes, s izes 14·20 ble $20. GlHs top cottee 48 inch round marble la· utensils __._ Iron Stone lrelhs $3 Concrete re Pl.A YPEN S30 Stroller ta bl" S20. Old vanity bl l ....., A be I '""" SlS T ti d · 2Sc·SI . New tennis " e op_,, m r g us dishes SlO. 13in Color bar t,.;in S2. Un S3. Four . rac on trea tires dresses SS. Dishes, POLs MS Round maple coUee hanglnc lamp $12.~. TV and stand •"o. bags concrete SlS 875 16.S $40 tach Mens table S20. Four o1k Umt 1tffn bean bag -M2 l47S JO speed bike $40 19in 25c. Material 50c yard $4 . Pictures Sl ·U . Bale s Ge 0 r Ce · black and white TV. Lace ZOc yard Pillows chaln1 needs seai& S30 Handmade afaan and Washington fu ll s iu 5 GALLON bottles 12 '20. Two lamps S20. SZ.SS. Books 20c. Men"s for 111 Telephone tiblt 1loletSS..1$.Crutches'4. spread S40 Saturday each. Tire chain s, lnOatable camper boot clothes 20c·S3. Plant SlS.Oakmagatlnetablt Hair dryer $5. Weighll and Sunday 9-1. 5004 heavy duty fits j4 or $5, Sink SS. 6'2·4019 pols 50c·$5. 220 Camellia S30. Chinese plant stand SJO. LoU "aood c:lothta Neptune Ave .. Newport. lSln wheeli Medium Lane between Oraoae Sl2 Pool tablt. ISO 50c.u . U.SlllS otr road 842·1M85 1ht ca r S'~ Cu b ENCYCLOPEDIA SET and Santa Ana Avenue Ricks, cio. balla ISO .., • l 30 I S30 S t rd "• Large artillu l plul lire• on lh15·5 tur BOYS 38611 "-·'--r < .. u... M&·ll86 st vo umn • u IY .,... S2s. Pi"ni" tabl• ... Ith b ..,..,._..1 rt '-'• IWIC "' , • Shakespeare Works, 10 " .. .. .. c rome 1,,.. .. .,,. ms, rayl new Heavy duty ONJ;CT8-l4mountedand volumn U S. Cash LOVES!AT beanbaa benches SU. Orrice PL~STIC pots, 100 4ln cott MOO, sell JO tadl. tires $20. Primo ru ll one S?S·U , new, 115 &4S·l\9S ehllr. broWll vinyl co chair SIO. 203S 'Fullerton •.rid Ulln d&J f)Ol$ '5 2et Brentwood, Colla Welti.Ill (for boys> fl· each. vw automatic Stereo with turntable Ave . Costa Mesa. <In quatitr ton. t.le model mau.rw ao. Simmoftl ~4·24.20 wttkendt or drop ctolfl" wheels SlO. Bent.yrest matlreu alter epm 1200xJ6.5 SI$ u ch. $35. Orlho-Arlalocrat __ ..;..__. ___ _ Enalne pai:tf slant a, maltrea and box aprlnc rE N NI S 11 cq u et•, Dodie enctn• $5.$$0. MS......., Prince size StO. Balls £1ullt0t automatic lOc. New bicycle rac{q lrutm.ltlioa ... la· HUTTIRS, dtluu, JttM7, tin ~A wool, c.U. ......_..... "'•tlf1ll1. flal1lilecl, "Clol" •· Wiod nU •oora US utla. 11t1t11• or 1tal1~1 DP blindJlOl4, .-llt o..,,, •• ....., ... •. ..., ........ ~ i .... Plelar4 .... mW.llJltnill.Ollla ...-.i..wm1 lft U.--neu.& .., .. --....... -~~~-~ all. 48 peat pots $4. Meaa. 00 Santa Ana lra padded kn~ea l I I •s o end spealteni S2S AnU baek I Saturday and TribllbnewSlO.Rldt Ave.s.turdiyaodSwl• Perfttt, cost SIOO seli ~ .. ~.!!.m 11 on• WORK bench wllll bru • • Sunday t-SCWft oe Bii Crue ~. Ttr· day MO.~~ ..... -clrawen SlS. Shelves SlO que rus fl replace 1--------- rari9m 5 #alloa batUt ltEFR.IO!MTOR 2 door t.ath, VMd lvmbtr IM acrttn SlO. 841 1612 .n" ~ S.S. Dou.at CHEVY '71 Vesa Piek· THRll IMdlWrat.•o 125.' Dryer nttdl part boards SID foull. 3'.aln· CH!ST II .. .,.. ._ liied rr... • Ctr r1tll Up toaltnioa, nffcl1 end l*" at ttO •eacb. tu. Larae wood delk led bol'8 and Kreft SI lttl 1a ... reader $&. WIJ hl lloa ta ......... Older T~rtt 1..-11 teramlc SU. Cu~. lUI pouad. l2J Vlralu m. ~-Q1AWa *--pO. 1"' ~ Yllt\t4....C1"M•. lampt at HO u11t. t>e.a~ .... Rarllor P11ct. Co•ta 11 .. a, ..W ..-·a., .._..... ....,..-.sn. •1m odG'&llr.o.ta•111. -.im ._.. ..... .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Septembtr 26, 1981 Milled-•• IMO Office F•alt 1 • IMh. Pow;r tCMI C~ ~/ ~...._ fw~ v.. 9170 -••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,, I al IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltilt f IZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Kenet 8060 C1llln1 Fan Caubtlla ............. •••••••••• IT' Whaler, w/ttnkr coo ••• .. •••••••• .. •••••••• IMPORTANT S.ACllACI •••••• .. ••• .. ••••• .. ••• Victorian AntiQue edl N E W S A N y 0 eolt, 85 hp. era lier. IOI,\ Camptr rour Siar Nar!C!TO Muat tell T2 Dod1t Van, Palamino rea. V. Horst lion, 52'' blacfea. re· tranacnbet, IUJ$. QuJla. radio, ~ta~tanka, w/refrtaeratOr ' tlove. R!ADfRSA~ cu1t Int .. &ood cond .. Ce Id l n a. West et n verse 4 tulip Ulbtl. waa .!'8:JI 3 or Ml-~:c1 d • firm. Port · a· pot t f . A 11 T:.°~~':!~~ Item• new ffl&. CB. leyl, 1Uck 1'..qultaUoa Cbampbi lD ~ f'tft 1017 -. Butane. Queen llU bed. adv rtlstd b vehicle J2200 v-;;;=-Dtl Mar. hrled youth JohnW1yneTtnn1'Ch1b ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 lhttbew1 USS Sleept 8 In uctllent d a~rt bl l~ vehicle ·1•C1>1vwoctVan 1bow bone. 12,~. Slit family membership. IStetl8lrdC11c3\'frt flybridJe Crulur. condition hOO Call ciauifled advertlaln& 11350 T·9 Eqult. 1ult • chape. Askin& uoo Call tall On3t\~tal,'7S. briatol 2head.a.abower, b~t.;rJ7en 10am·5pm column• does not In· 2441.11- JJH'.!92. Co 11 e c t 0 o y 1 Yellow Breuted Love I 7 ~.848-9060 @.. -elude any appUCilble '72 t:conoUne 100 Super M1•1hld .... 1065 U 5·07·973'1 Eves. Rlrd,S30.B31S.'I07 t4' _SklpJack FB, 1976, 77VWCAMIB tuet. li(tftM, tranafer van. AM/FM, hitch. ad .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 5 ~ __ r a n g e Cheeked tw111 Volvo ~ . radio, P ZT Wat11li1 pop-top feea, finance chara11. runnin~ JJ2 t'.11¥ 11400 Clwtrb ~W Rem. elec. typewriter A muon Tamed & lova· depth rlndt'r. ouu:iuen. Air conditioned Clean. rett for air pollution con· ororr. ~ll70lv ms.&. Sbop urb' atld 1ave' Sl$0 Counttr u retri1e bl" Must sac $200 can amt.rm. r1ghlln11 •harp, or I 11n1 I ttol devlctcertlllntiooa Queen atalftleu steel SISO. Alum ladders & 536·stBO_ chain. b111t ~ Best OASGU7l or dealer docwnentary AMto1 Wllllllld 95'0 waterl 1 cookware miac. 49 Rabbits. 15 ta Cross offer before S"pt. 30 UHS preparaUon char111 un· ..................... .. Blair ~~use Cutlery: Anllquo mantle clocks. btwn Cahf Wh ite It (U~)43H'19~3233 JIMMAllNO 'lest ot.befWb:t 1pcclf1ed W~PAYTOPOOU.AR Am1uard door alarm M1rn1vox entertain· Sliver MlrtJ.rl.~J,SJ.L IOATSHOW YOWWA.... .l2Itbudv r. for t op uaed can andmuch muchmore! ment set Wallace iGllO &°"J-s 1090 SPICtW . 187118each81vd ...._./ tore1fco· domeat1c1 or Call n'105St·Sjl22 sil verplated 0 punch set, ..... !................. * * * 1-lOOO Cliiatka t5JG c~::ac•~1~1~0015::r :: ••••••••• ., Model bome furniture . + various other items. Bt1ldwln black baby TnadtwWYodlh Want to rent 8• camper ....................... FIRST • ' GaraJt Sa.le. Brookbur-.t Sat/Sun t-5. 3 whJ bike, Sat/Sun. 724 Clay Ave , credenza. pa.id $875 sell Elec typewriter. swiv. PP962-187_Q.__ 28' Bert 72• OWC'29K UU\. ~9-2100 '17T-.0 new oak filln11 ublnet 641 7096/9118-Gm. arand, mint cond $8000 i. Udo y-for my truck Oct lst PllTTllST ~ 6 Garfield. Furn , rollaw1ytoolbox.Po111 H B Furn bsehld, 1475. Rattan table & rocker,stueo,etc.18031 onn Organ, antique J2'Um '7'70WC·l69K INTOWHI clolbff, formals" wed Power.mit.rebox,Powcr clothing, rdrlg le much chair set. P11'! ~sell Butler Irv. ·7141 wlute, 2 keyboards. 18 35'ChruF'/8, Motorhedllltt t140 llST-t Je din& aowns. Jewelry, tools, lawnmower, 10 more.~9259. S2'7S. Simmons queen 511 Montana bam wood, S40 pedal musical vana· OWC-Si59K ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ etc. Sat Sept2J6. lOAM to lots or ml&c Items .. 22 R1· Bionic Garage Sale box spring 41 mattress. ft, 1x12·8 ustd, clean & t 1 on s S350 Ba I boa 38' Bert Dis $119K l980 :•:avus moped, ltlnt (~UKZl 4.102880rloleAve.FV ~\'Caah only 221El91h 3145 Killarncy, otf ~a~t~S:\'dS:f\:;~~ rumi ated.54G-88SO S~~·9'1l5 N 4S'CuatSFtw01sS99K con · ~&o.8506 THEODORE ISTA11SAU. . Flirview.C.M.Sat.9-2 polished bras.s fixtum Frldge,S250.Wuher,S75 INET Piano ~w * * * Why Pay More., Xln't Satl&mM C1tyorCoet.1 MesaaUows (2)3.4 burner camper paid Sl200 sell $600. Cali Dryer. St50. Comer unit Sharfer Bro• Asking Comr see the m water Moped. Most Xtru 217 lrilAveCdM. me 1 more. Paintings, stoves w/oven, lge bird &46-6836. w/table, 175. 644·5800. SllOO. 549-0411 __ Boat Show at LIDO Eves 646- Paintlnaa. Trail Bike, pictures & frames. cage, bar stools, din. tbl ext 7332. Home,548·8809. Kimball Swinger 500 3 VILLAGE. then stop by ~==~~-d- ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR IHVO CO~TA ME\A M2 0010 Metal Cabinets, Tables, r~~~l~r:-"ol' nf~sUc~ w/6 chrs. scuba reg ~~!!!'! .......... !~?.~H ide-a -bed, like ~ew, keyboards (tft) Pethl ~~{ce~ffice & compare M~ot:~~~ ~~it c~~g: Athletic wur, Clothing, Everything goes cheap Sat/Sun 9-4. :BS ~gle St. Bea u t ir u 1 pear I 5 • SIBO I BM typewriter. $6119845·1295 F 0 r F R F. E Sh 0 w u 40 64o.837o aft. 6 1940 Ford Sedan Deluxe. Toob, Vacuum Cleaner. or free. 315 E. 16th St C.M.Low nces. beautifuJP.'·u:e.matched S 100 .M an u a I SportilM)Goodl 1094 Tickets. call 6759007. wkdys:anrnmewknds. concourstrophyWU1ner. ~01 StA~e.~il~: C.M.Sat&Sun. Sat·Sun 128 E Wilson 9mm, 16 ' strand. 14k i~~:e~n~~!; s.~~5 ~···,·b••••d··~7·~.··•R .... ~i9 eves. 960-1725 ·79 motobecane, xlnt f~~-~f-~torauon, C M. Rattan furn , gold clasp Call 982-1539 h W • TV ~ur oar ·5 oun cond, 1000 nu. $3SO or ,29 Mod"I "A" Ford laland. (Little Island> Spanish corree & end afl S. · eac ·.BM Prtabl~ · pin. New Hudly rid· . . . be rr 546-1467 " Sat/Sun. 8-5. 87s-27S.S. 8 pl. setting Mlkua di.s· tbles. misc tbles, tr E-Id t .,.. k t S3S. Side by side fndge. den Lots of colors, Zodiac 0141 • 790h, Sl~oo9. st_o er. / DELUXE Rep I 1 ca Movin&Sale.Antiqueoak hes. Eureka vacuum, mtrs etc ~era cu "'~ a.ra $325 ~8798 single ftn Custom Mere. B. 4 p, 7 · Motorcvdn ManycUS10mreatures claw root table, king cut glasa bowl, marble ' d 1 a.m 0 nd so II ta tr e MEMBERSHIP Serious buyers 556 1724 S1300. 675-8473 Scoohn 9150 552·S200Carol EST ... TES ... 1 E plallnum nng Recent 1 11 p rt •-'• ...,. p --flotation waterbed table top, elec. kitchen Sofa. ch':ir, chr1Stmas appraisal kBOO. Will Newport Beach AthetJc .Qtsttck _ _ ~annS~F~'i.·1;i9. :~ ;~·1i~~d~·M·;,;~~i;i9i<• 4WllHIDri•" 9S50 w/cane hdbrd & 6· appl .. Geo. Washington oraments. jewelry, sac. ror $4200. Also Club,$150.644.:.1968 __ REMI NGTON . Model mac. NB slip. $154 mo miles Perfect cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• drawer ped. base, lthr Spread & much more. clothes, cedar chest and heirloom 1 99K diamond Carpet wool shag, orr 870. I~ Gauge lJ mch, + equity dep . Dys. SlOOO. M9-J7S8 '80 Jeep CJ5. Loaded sofa, m11c. furn, end Sat-Sun 9·1. 642-9485. misc. 3027 Killybrooke, ~olitaire. wht gold ring white. xi.lit cood. 145 sq. full, field model New 730_6620~1932'1_ Y h SR2506 1980 wtXtras. Abl/f'M 4CY. tables. tools, knick S004 NeptWle, Npt. organ, Costa Mesa. Sat Recent 11 ppra1 s a I ,trds. at $.1/yrd 646-1136 S19S Or Best Offer Call ama a d. h Id. 24M PG S6900 knacks. Sat only. Sept Sl5,600. Askin~ $14,000 BALLOONS 559 1275 after~ • WB.LCRAFT Ex1ter l, win s ie • ·5.\2·6354 26th 9 3 1•1s2 D n ba Sun ---d * ----lug rack, 619 m1, Like ---. • · · • o tiques, tables, c 1rs. Wknds 548·5 10. ys . Penn & F10nor Tourmnt &ctricloatS• new $995 548-8798 JEEPS-Govt surplus. caster Rd. Irv. 857-5318 co tree table & end Wood working Shop, 642-1163. Jean Uniq1:1e personaln~ gift reels 2~,0&4/0& 20int'l S lall>fftlO, $5945 , "-' --· -----. listed for S..11.96. sold for Sat/Sun 9-6. Clothes, tables. Sat-Suo. 1077 }~r':~c~~ 'm~~ r~~~Saet, Mans l4K ring wll.66K for birthday, weddmgs, Like new. Will trade for -:l:!c 74 Suzuki JIO. 5700 mt. s 44 For 1 n f o, l' a 11 toys,tools&muchmore Corona Ln. Costa Mesa 1725 Monrovia D·l. CM diamond appraised ann1v Calloow64S.6445 brownlngCiton l2 or20 _"''°'64rt~"JdQlC5...ter extended forks. raised 1312J9311967ext487 •9 Shearwater. Jrvme. 979.7079 M2·82JO s15 , 150. Sl2,000 Don Balloons.fil_New rt ga. 675·4351 _ ~---1>~~~0721__ -- Woodbrid&e. SS&-0687 FAMILY GARAGE ----546-1244 2pc sectional $295 . 5' Tentforsale l..llrgt!2roo t4'LapslrakeBaylaunch Suzuki 400 Enduro 102.S fMb 9560 Nei&bborbood Sale. In· SALE-Drawers, porto· HUGE PLANT SALE Good 1 t 3 20pt c/i ron tub S8. pedestal canvas as new cone.I f'1berglass Hull only M1 . Xtra knobby, Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• faot Items, clothing. crib, changing tbl. ~-~o~~f p~a~~.Ps:i~s~ diamo~~:S~~ans ·14kt s~o~io 2ba sinks S3s s1009G2'.2812 g_r_adle~ 675 4~ cond. $650.892-0277 79 Courie\ 5 1 tpd· L.B. oriental & household wicker hdbrd, hanging fal.plants.S4 50.l5gal , ring . S280 14k,l ~ · 5 .---Weight hf\ing bench & 2 F<>rmulas, 20' & 23' 67'TRIUMPH 650 ~Mn:~~~ t~k .. 23~a~: items. FRI/SAT 9·3. 70'/ lamp, toys, children's 12_ Fertihiers. insec Waterman pen & pencil Palm trees, pnvate col· barbells 110 lbs StOO gd Quick saJes 675-3302 & Clean. Gd Transp Orcbid.CdM.640-7:112 clothes. etc. Sat Only' t icide. tools . etc stt. ii,, en gold. $190 lecllon. potted & estab. cond 548-62'79 673-3434 ~ 548-6466 really nice S-4650 EST ... TES ... •E 9·4. 2018 Commod,ore, Sat.iSun 76 l660Santa IOAMtol2PM673-2809 •o LS.gal cans, 35 5-gal · ---lmmac . all orig 1954 ·70 Honda 175 CL S300 fil·84S.o..7 __ "' ,_ N.B. · cans RhapLS Humilis & Rancho Sao Jo3iuin ChrlS Craft Baycrwser. Needs some work '79 Chevy Scottsdale Tbf ur, Fnls·. _Sat,19-5PMI ANTED Old Costume ~.c1...C.MS. ~?.c.~ ..... !?!~ Excelsa up t.o 16' hgts. CMlesba VFerdel Atmleetm1c l~~.646-77~ 5'6·0U6aft5PM Diesel Pick UP.. auto. urn, too ,Jewery.co . YARD ALE Also Ch11madorea u ami Y • ---, -air, bedliner Like new, lectors items. wa 11 jewelry. any amount. SUN ONLY9·2 Loni~ Species up to 20', some I bersh1pS150. 559-6465_ '78 Sea Ray Express 26 78 Yamaha650spec1al. 20 mpg $6400. Musl sell. tapestries, lots or m1Sl' aoi~ c~:'!:,.~~~;~~ 18092 Gillman .. lrvme Helium Bouquets de-c1 cads. 213 698-7336 •Stor~. Rn.._._., gu!rP4~~ks ~~{~0°:J $1100/80 call Mark 497-5958 631-9165 Stereo equ ipment GiantGarageSale ll\ered. Perfect for ROLLINGSTONES lor 1095 NewbotTeak &lnt.Cur~ ·10:1=100 -'72 Chevy step van~~ Books, Clothing, I.ape re· Technics, Sony , AR . Washer. dryer .. lots of everyoccasion"'"67J.4419 TICKETS, Oct.11 EtEAUTY.SHOP•;q·~lp•• rently Npt slip. Prob S C 11 Ad m1. alum. body, .aw. corders, cameras. anti· Girard, Panasonic. ski furn . decor items. REDW0002X6'S fl.46-4658 New owner w/beperm· 100. a Answer 498-3883aft.5 m ques. Sat/Sun 1~5-226 1 boots site 9. K2 skies. I Xmas dee. I~ of new 4· to 20' long. Xlnt deck ment and fixtures for milled rent slip. 126.000 . 11544• 642~4300• 24 hrs_. -'68 -Chev PU. 12 ton. FM Promon'tooDrE.NB. eollectables. misc luggage, bikes. lots mg.Freshloadarriving STOMESTICKETS sale ln r ludl.'s Firm 972-4500 Arter 78Su1uk1RMl25.never rad10.6cyl,S9'750BO '71 Chevrolet Impala hseh Id Reasonable HmoBre °'~6641,,}0 Csarou1s1el· weekly Save at ~tn 5 ... 3554 ~;1 ~:1~ ~1~1: s~~~~~~: 6PM 963-1~ Ar aced · ,si~o , f 4a ~ t 776 4574, S48-6428 Fender. rum. More 310 prices L924 Maple Ave · · '".r""" at "· Jim,&CS.988SanYt1me -mirrors. hairdryers. '78 Boston Whaler Sport, n 5 we · '77 Datsun 1-, ton. need to 15th Street. Apt 2 HB "A" CM 645-1326 Sun.9-3. BEAUTY SHOP equip-, ..,,, shampoo bowls and II', tS Horse Evmrude &e2·4300•24 1!!'L -sell going back to Sat9-5.53&-7619 Fri-7-5.Sat·7·t2 MUST SEU. ment and fixtures for Crib._elegant ltahan. -... lounges. display cases, elec. start, full cover '71 BMW75/5 school. am/fm stereo, Sat/Sun. Liv rm furn, 1959 Rosemary Place Dbl dr Harvest Gold s a I e I n c 1 u des Girl s lO spd, $55. Uprt all supplies and more. 645-7~ Good cond, low mi make ofter. 642·9900 greal misc furn /items Costa Mesa. Hamily in· refrig w/icemaker & Hydra u I 1 c ch a 1 rs . ~asel, $80. 494~ Call 63l·!nS4 or. after 6. loots Sail 9060 SIS00/080 -673 5284 ·67 Datsun PU. S'750 or bst Everytlung Goes! 2403 volved. Antiques. or water. WurlJUer organ hairstyling stations. CRAFISMAN l2 Radial call~-S&W •••••;••••••••••••••••• '79 YZ 250F Desert 0 r r 194 6 9 7 v 1 College Dr. in Clg Park gans. radios radios. wldbl keybrd I solid mirrors, hairdryers, Ann Saw,$250 TY, Rodio. NEED DONATIOHS Equ1pd Malcom Tank t2131598-3425 CM TV's & furn. Sat/Sun 9·5 wood ), 12 ga Wmchester shampoo bowls and _ 673-6864 HiFi, Stereo 1098 of Kites and Sabots or ~~~.':wf~ale Xlnt cond .66 Ranchero Xlnl cond. BalboaChapelGwld 9186 Sara River Circle. s hotgun Mod . 1400, lounges. d1Splay cases. Student desk. $95. Color ••••••••••••••••••••••• any parts 8 1 y c New valves, brakes. No.Bayfront&Collins (Ma gnolia & Ellis) washer It dryer. 7' allsuppUesandmore TV SISO Stereo, Sl25 BeauurulColorTV,2yr YouthProgr~m · '8tHondaGL500S1lverw rad ,mt.&paint S2600 Sept 26·27. Sat/Sun, 9·4 Sept 26-Zlth Furniture. stereo, 5 pc kmg-sz bdrm Call 631 !nS4 or. after 6. Couch & Love Seat. SlOO wrnty free deli,·en 673.1070 weekda_ys 9 5 1 n g . 2 S 0 0 m 1 • ~st offer. 493-07411 10< to S200. NO PR E Upright Piano, misc set. tools. collectors ca11~·68!! End & Coffee tables Sl48 646,1786 p---bo windscreen, sac $1995 1972 Ford Courier, New SALES. clothes, etc. items. pictures & palOl F V R acq ue t Club More For Info Ca II Stereo ,.;mponenli.. re 2 new hoerux sa ts. l 760 2532 pa101 , spoke wheels. Motor-Cycles. Sid equip· Saturday & Sunday H ~~::~e:'.'a~lat~a.r,;tr~~gj hfellme m1 ember$sh1p, &\.5·4174 . cel\•er, 1ape dt'Ck . ~a~{[ia1lecr~:d· 1~1~ee YAM 175 0 . KAWA 125. runs good Needs m_eot, Tools. De~ks. Student Trum pet , Min CM 63 9 xtnt fac1 1l1es, !100. Coors Pool Table Light. cassette rernrder s1950. Wkdys 772.5350; BULTAC 12SNotstreet brakes. SlSOO. Call eves File, Color TV, Micro· Childrens Ladies & ~ · · l· 165 963-6966 S'75. Time Clock. $100 turntable. big speakers. evesss9.9276 legal St99 each or ofr 644·0505 _ wave. Fumiture&m15c Meos c1•. smaU ap-Garage Sale Sat & Sun Newport Beach Tennis Both work well Eves nev. cond S350 15. cal,-;;-eeds s aili. 0 64S 14~ V•s 9570 Hu n l Harbour . pliances. books & much Sleeper Sofa• Wa sh Club Famll)' Mmbshp 840.3320 ~ 771.5 S10gle piece mast S500 76 Kawasaki 250 dirt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Meadowlark Airport more. 19962 Ranger Mac h . Misc. 2390 $750. incl lrans f 2 KangarooSkuu Great Stereo cabinet, solid Callafter 6pm 642.9217 b1ke.NeedsMmorWork ii Dodge van. 6. auto. area . 16661 Graz . Lane.H.B.(offAdamsl Oran&~.C.M 1·723-8093 RugsorWaJI Hangings. wood Barzaly 3 p1ete ~ -· $4000B0754-02SSAfler custom.nsoo orbstofr TI41840-26S7. blk E.of Brookhurst). Carpeting. tires. rer. T 0 m m y Arm 0 u r S7S&$100.&t2·5255 S300. NoroomB460S03 l2 ft Kite with trailer and 6PM 675 IB00 ,549-~Jeves_ b I h · t all accessories Ex . · GIANT SALE 940 Crocus Circle, Costa arre 5• c airs. v · MarGregorwoods & put Mans 10 spd 27" $60 I\ LT E c St on eh edge cellent condition S7SO 71 R75·5. BMW F,xieellent Trade your old sturr for SAT Sept 26, 9 AM lo Mesa. Sat. & s.un. 9-5 clothes. misc. 2190 Rural ters Collectors items Girls 5 spd. ~ .. $55 18" Spkrs. Uke new Cost best offer or t rade cond s1soo. new goodies with a 4.PM . 9641 Caithness M~a 10 spd bike. CB LnC.M ---From$50up.a:B-5737 Little Gttls Bike. S35 kOOeacb.SellbothSSOO 536.7674 __ 2·003589'l·~ Classifiedad.&42.5678_ "1 i.0r_,.c...., 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA ME:iA !79·2500 Wt'll Buy Or s~11 Your Clron lmporl On Con,iqnmrnt'' · Coll Our u,rd Cor Monoqer TODAY1:1 831·2040 405.4949 Soddlebot~ BMW Minion Viejo WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CARS A.LAM MA(iHOH PONTIAC/SUIAJU 2480 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA _549-4300 549-1 lli PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunit> to consider the purchase or trade-in of your clean Porsche Check with Us T av! 1.16.J t H••OO< Bl•d c .. oen (.,rowe ... 13'-2»:1 WE BUY CLEAN CARS AMDTRUCKS COHHRL CHEVROLET .?0! tlJrb<or HI' •l t ., ~T .\ \f ES·\ 546-1200 HIGHIUYEI Top dollars for Sports Cars. Bugs. Campers. 914 's. Audi's Ask for UIC MGR JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 H1111t Bch. Indianapolis ' radio. household items. Garage Sale, Sat & Sun New ruu site bed com Hot tub. never used. 846-00'll ~OBIE 3.5 12ft trampln. '77 Yamaha XTSOO En· Brookhurst. Sat 10·4. Antique, Draw 269 Brentwood. Costa plete, 2-pcs, f65. Secur1 SJ25. Juki Baby Lock • E ·i I d I duro Xlnt cond Many Autos, Uffd A.ten, Und Sal-Sun 9-3PM. 3023 & leaf_oakdining~a~le .&4 MesaofrSantaAnaAve. ty window guards. SewMach.~.855-4069 lloah~Mm'W ~f~/whf.1~1~~n . Xtras Mu:st Sell •••••••••••••••••••••••1•• .................... . 3027 Killybroolte. CM 2 chairs. S3Xl f'rig1da1re. MOVING SALE SIS.S45. 750-5832.!__ John Wayne TennJS Club ...... -1. TAR-TAN orr~hore 645·1390 __ _ couches, mens wet suit SlOO Metal Storage SAT&SUN Lawnmower Top of lme Family Membership 1••••••••••••••••••••••• '80 Honda500cc Dix womensslubts.window Cabtnets,Wrougbtlron 2:297CanyonDr .apt C Mc Lai n SIOO . AM Best oHer 644·5369, G~rol 9010 cruising ketch Radatr. M1ntcond.Sl690. air conditiooer. desks. Shelves, patnl, tools. 642-3418 644 ·9060. pm 673-8585 673-5897. _ __ ••••••WOOED!••••••• ~~·to~~~~d~ro5.~. 644-5244/543-924§... dishes. & many misc books, misc hsehld y ARD SALE Ka..>'...:...._ sc1•u •(JS Boat Trailer for24' Skip. 1 Jl-'1% assumable In itms 17551 Spruce Tree Lane Lovely W1ckerchanging Mt\. Jack.557·'..,.",77S.7058 $20.000 down. Possible MotorHOIWtl, S•/ · Irvine Nr Cul ver & Sal. only, Coleman s.50 """'-Rtftt/Sloragt f 1601 S,unday sale h~dreds or Michelson heater . Quad ra rlex tbl S4S, Twin ~ · ANSWERS National Children's Org., ~ l.!!Lfil.S.?540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• items. ~Winter green --speakers B.S R. turnt.a ba c k Pa c k 1 O · non profit needs your SI / RENT 22· L M t CM. West/Fedco. Sat /Sun, 9-Spm 2808 ble, hideaway sofa bed. camera /urut $1.5, All xlnt Benwl -Rebel gift or bo8ts cars land D ~L pl 9070 Home. sips 6~:eir:c~n~.~ EGARAGES LE Nevis Cir C M TV C bl cond 644.Gnllll Chess -Radium -. 1• d.ed 0...-1 HUG A · · · · raftsman 8 inch ta e · = ---MANliOLL' etc Libera tax uc· ....................... xlnt cond. PP, 64~8535 554 Sturgeon, Costa f1lereo. furn .. misc saw, 14 inch chain saw, King size wate~bed 4 '!. We J·ust looked at an tlon advantages 12131 50'MOORJ~ Mesa Sat. only Sam to -ems. Iv. ton Vale Coma long & post headboard like new < 930-0552 "9 Troilen, Tnntf 9170 m Lots or goodies! 2006 more! 1378 Wat&on Ave . $275 642.4606 10expens1ve new home p -ed-rk Q!!!ct localloo. &e.s.471Y7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .' Baranca Dr . NB. Sun M -· ---The only problem was vl gal pa ing spaces Wa led lip for 36Xl3 12' Lraveltra1ler Moving Sale antique d 93 Costa esa Pool table andJuk.e box the main entrance for lease. for car boat, n boas Int 'f, S600 furn .. hsew~&bnc·a· ay, ·pm. ls 545-6974 Both xlnt con S295 ea There's not much you BalboaPen.673-1255 ~wer 54().t97~d re 5 545-41:11 brae. 383 Flower. C.M. W~cker Lable. ba~ sloo • GARAGE SALE under 675 2849 -c an do w 1th a AV 0-N-R e d c r-;;t , nNna Bch M y_s -& '79-22' Road Runner Sth Wknd. ~h~~· ~~n.of9.TP~· ~::i SlOO. 2211 Anaheim Ave Gree!'·stnped d111.orocc MANHOLE cover. with without 2 h .p W llpl 'd i 100~tg24 whl trailer. gooseneck MOVIHGSALE Magnolia1C.M C.M.oH Wilson.~8392 ~h~\~t;e ~~~~~15a~~ King-sited bedspread In ~~~1°0 O B ssoo. F~ s:~~Tra~:.nn~~nc· hitch, awning. micro. F.tastica..amm Su pe r garage and 5 USA mags. S7s. Mir dian earth colors -'"~ 955-'1'.177 a1c. many extras, ask- New naugh. sleeper Lots of furniture. old warehouse sale. Sat & ror,S4xl6",beveled.S3S Custom-made S300. ask loah,,Marilw BOAT SLIP Up to 30· mgS8500.CaJl968-~ couch & matching chr & things. lge pool table Sun. ~ept 26127 1711 Purple queen velvet mg $50 54.>4240. Eqlli,.....t 9030 Balboa Isl. sailboat pre· Kenskill 14', sips 5, xlnt otlom an S67S . Antq SlOO. Paper backs It Anaheim Ave. CM bedspread, $3S Folding Musical ••••••••••••••••••••••• ferred . Call after 9127 IOI • It wgt, S750/ 080. armoire $1000, water more 2035 Fullerton GARAGE SALE Sat On· camp table $10. S.Sl-5118 ln1tn•M •• I• 8013 200 fl 3/8 cham. 5600. 300 962 5610 ~2·682_Q__ ........ $175 etal r desk · b k c M t .,.. G · h H B -' --• lb dtngy Davits. $125 --~ . m o c Ave, in ac . y ....... 1 reenwic . STOMESCOHCEIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·58'79 Cal20Sbp Trollen, UHlty 9110 kS. stereo StOO. Many Sat/Sun ~5 0 b 1 b e d . 1 m p s . CLARINET Vito. Sl60 mo Call Mark 28th ••••••••••••••••••••••• 't 760-1891 I 963-3688 6 tickets for l0/9 $35/ea Good condition w/ case Reed . Manual ~ewmg Street Marina67J.6606 Utility trailer 4 x 8, 962-3119. S7S 963-8291 machine $375. S L 555 ----flatbed $150, also tow Save SU! NewRealisllc ----Windlass' S4SO. 642-5879 De 8 P. er 8 t e ! .Ha ve bar for vw ..... 642-56 78 Kimball SWUlger 500. 3 . ' ---. -beautJful 42' Chns Con ""' SCT-22 stereo cass tape keyboards (I rtJ Tiller Master Auto Pilot nie Need slip Will trade 54.>6295 deckwtDolbyNRdigttal $699 ~1295 wlwheel ad~ptor. steer use cash or ~Skip For sale. C111t.om·made readout AcceptS metal boat up to50 Used once 67J.2810or7S9-1198. enclosed all aluminum . ' . =::::::=====;;;;..~;:.;....;._.:.:=.;..;;..;-'------t---------1 C202 & normal tapes. Brand New Pudearl Snare to Oatalina. Mu.st sell -12--:--be ,ft 45. uUl. lrailer. 4 x 8 x s· Call Cost S22S. SAC $175/bst Drum New L wig Atlas 645. 7898 * • * am, up w ,_...... 105 F.niltwe 1050 Ftnltwe 1050 ofr. KODAK slide proj. 3 Snare Stand. StOO/both. -· Ing. sail or pwr 3 blks 645-0=1=95'-'-. __ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••mos old w/2 lenses & 673·9482 loah,Powtr 9040 No.ofFun1.one.67l-1943 AlltoSenk•,Pmis OANISHIMPORT9't k MEYIRUSED!! limer.Stealfor$250/bst Ka wai Studio Piano, •••••••••••••••••••••••sup. 12'x34', Nwpt Bch. lrAccftliOries 9400 IOla, not used, exqu~~t. MMOYUIMGU SAL~ Qn bdrm IMO. bunks ofr. I Yr Old Seer's elec S1900 Lyon & Healy PortMrW-.cl avail 10/1 10131, S300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Less than "'1llOO us~ se a expensive $200, dinette S'l70. sofa & typewriter w case S7S. troubador harp, S900 24' Sea Ray Sundancer. 960-1038 543-1441 SSA YE SA.YES 552-7715 furmture.891·2841 loveseat $3QO. Mat Bargains' Call 675-0975 833·2265 VHF, outriggers, bait • ---WITH USIDPA.RTS Waterbed. kg sz. xlnt con· 5'_ Glass & Oak Tra.di· tresses /box springs . aft 5 pm . Bundy flute, excell~ con-tank NB Slip. $l25 mo+ T,_ipOI tutiow Imported car parts do. Cash only. $175. tional coffee table, ~e Twin $80, full S90. Qn Solid Mahog. kitchen dilion, $150. ;l u6620lty. ~ns,sf.~ Da ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORT 87l-2312 new, S300. Queen me $130. MORE! I 77~0901 cabinets + appliances &42·5849 _. · c-~ S./ AUTOSUPPLY . .._,, S'7 I comforter. 2 shams. 2 ti· SALE 2 Q l't r S500 675-(,659 c . v I •OBC 18" Arena 23' outng,ers, roa .~ 9 I 20 101 N. uanc"'~ter Obi htdea.,.,.. 5, sm ble rounds. t.!00. English : ua I y so a . erwm ega .,..., holders. ski MUlp, head. '"" .... It= sectional sofa 1100. Flr pine writing desk & set.s. Mediterranean & ASSISTANCE LEAGUE folded horn. Xlnt. 300 sips •~ Bimi'Ol top. dys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim 776--9900 lamp$30,atereoconsole c hair, 1200. Kathi Traditional THRIFT S H 0 P wts.S250best.645-11701v 752.2811 ; 873-8059 evs ln 78VWCAMP£tl SHEL L for Toyot a $50. 968·*2 644-7500. Eves167$-8327 ea. 857-4237 celebrates Newport's msg water. D Y n a m I t e p . 2 1 longbed or similar, good "' bl rientaJQn si Henredondinlngtablelc8 75thbirthday. Vito Clarinet. xlnl cond. Westfalia~top with cond.'300.~ 1•1vy ue, O King size bed, St50. hin . •. l~o OFF • MARlJlli BOAT Sh Bedspread, brand new Comer unita, l250. Xlnt chrs, c · a cabinet • Speci·al v-1ad1•1.es pants & Good for student 24• Luhrs with tuna low miles air. arp 4 new Sears Urea 12<lea 3 $100 ~3US server. Beautiful cond St90/0 BO.M2-9S09. -bes f &readyt.o go.(~RI used $10eaF78X l4 ,. cond. 673-)255. '1~9322 tops 50'l> off. Sat. 26th. tower. _, or t o . $7HS 552-7'115 Hidabed 1100. desk & chr So Ii d wood round d St N B LOVE IANJO? ..:;fe::.:r.:...;67==-3-~7:115=-----,150. Iv. seat $50. gld pede•tal d1'n1·n~ table Sat/Sun 9-5. Moped~. 10-2.5053'!ll . . . . Study with the pro of Sh .k N . rt I t ic JIMMAJUMO VWTransaxle l R.Sw/cv ...,. " motorcycle *r", water p;ft Ball Machine. Bally oc ewpo e ec r • .,flM ... a-.. · -1~ $ OBO ch1lr "!"·•am. w /xtra lear. 7S. Gd --' "' d. stage, TV Riverboat packet. Hard top model YOwwn ,,.,.m joints & a.....,,., 175 Solid maple wood early cond. 548-8201. skiis, clothes. bike parts Night Rider. Xlnt con • Bob. New July '81 Sl3.995 L8711 Beach Blvd. 6" JolntnercompSl.2:5. American dining set & Le end table SlO, love seat " misc. 2236 Meyer Pl. ISSO. 962-9849 alter Spm 87~ Shock Boals. 67l-2m0 HZ..1000 644-659I butch f400. MH8113 . reclines/rocks. SlSO. CM. i-"-=--w .... k=nd=s"-. -----Kfng.sz floatation water 12• Aqua Cat. new sail Office Fwutlat & Alltos, UHd A.tot, UMCI Aldos, Used M1pleHUldlk50.0nly 9 &e.s·l63l bed,Ukenew.bestorter. $600. Olympic elec eq.I,..... 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mo old. Moving East h 833-2759 851·ll<X5 type w rl le r S 15 O .......... ••••••••••••• '2S'5 Santa Ana Ave .. Couch, loveseat. c air. • n0-4052 • Conference lble, very C.11. ottoman, b!O. Twin beds S100. maple · lush 5.5 chrs Cost Sota ll500. Swivel rocker 54().12117 dropleaf table & chairs Swedish ~le. S125. Oak ri zoo' like nev.: SAC '75. Only 9mo old. 2545 2 Mo Waler b ed . S75, small chest $50 &t chair. $65. 6' wood '500 ~ ' §ulaAnaAve.C.M. Beautiful. $1000 new. nighttabte$2:5.64G-7QM shade 87 3600. Large executive desk J lar&e Couch, Kini siied $800 to you. 848•5672• 1 pc WalnlA BR 'set. Incl GERO YITAI. Hl w/chair. $495. bed, both fOod shape. ~l•l crnr grouping. Like new. to' ace cream, tablets. 631-1716 tl50e1ch.m.ca:29. 080751·2* Tudor 8oK 107. La Jolla. r 1 pe writer, Smith Jledecoratina. marble, SOLID OAK B.ED with Khcbentable,aofa6cof· Ca9203l.Ph714/275-3187 Corona portable. Oak, cryltal, brut. mlr· Uabta, ~ • drawen , fee tbl, baker's rack, Electro Airless Paint Gun P!rfecl. f1'5. MS-'1234 rora . ltc. 613·5159 complete. Cuttom • misc v11nu. wrou&bl kS. Cvlliaan Water Sof. s Desu 30 x a> Steelcase S.t/9'11 claH pt. Valut S.00, lroe, l"dunl Ii lampe. r '1 •100· arm and mite. 1abJM.luull.dlnl.llann aac.rillcelJJOD.N)..WI D a: 552-9604; nes: tac Oak drop leaf tbl chaU:.etc .• •21822 ... mllc. llllll telhow. Cock n b&e tltf l . I $200. 8raa1 National Secy desk • chair m roraDPt.S•llfl-3521 Gl &a &a us ,::0 •1tcbln1 lo'Veeeat • Cash Re&iater (Candr, Steel desk le chair 1125: Getllnf married. MUinC .,:.:;. to~. . toll, bm plaid, only nso Store lype) 11200. 42 752·QS!>or9'4.s834. a tr a funa lncl sofa· -. Jor both, 511 Repl'Oductlon Oak tbl 3M Copier N lon1 .. 1 ;... tbJ • 4 Queen1lte Mattreu • Bro•" Io Ye• eat w/6 press bk chn. '750. Slm ew. dlra •~terbed TV Boa ::rl•I•· Comp .. ::.-&:....._ • ot'. 1t11 Honda Odyu~ 1••'•· 1t11ewa1•i =IPll-~ =-~hl-ftla :.--~~N ' ' ............. U. INra nMe . ...,._., '11. 1t10 a.11' Pinball ·-.r.::=--=~= fill= llM ~'i "'~:.~•Dall1 ' '} ANNOUNCING 1982 MAZDAs IN STOCK! RX7 's GLC 's 626's READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! &11 S. 11111111 llYI. {114)51121 SPECIAL 1979 DODGE COLT ONLY 53697 Trucks, Vans & 4X4s We're your Ram Tough Trock Center' '78 FORD '78 DODGE PICKUP VAN CONVERSION tUC7"'°91 ~ '79 JEEP • 414 PICKUP 1"°"31 57597 ..._W_.... tltl '-•rW Alltn,'m!t '"1 ._.,1.,1rW Altot.1.,arW AMtot,l.,arlld OrangeCoastOAILVPILOT!Saturday,September26, 1981 e@7 ...... _._ ....... iMw·~.i .... ~ ... ;;·;· ................. ni·i ~.:· .. ·;;;; ~ ............. ;;; ;:.;~;;:. ....... ;;;; ...... 1.,.....d"" .... UNd .... UNd ...... Ulff YC»tll~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ;.~;;•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ....... 6 llmlM Wt Mlltor8eat •71 RAT IO......a '12 Opel GT· New ptlnt. 'Tl VW BUS. t pua UK ¥ .. ._ f77J c.-. Hll C~,...... ff JO l'er4 A01 Bcnallde Deal 131 s SIDAH JOO SD clean} 4 apeed. am/fm. ona. miltl, Nu .,.tnt, nu .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• •••••• ......... . Only 31,IQI miles Auto, mllt1 Loaded, aua ,...... 9741 MPG. UIH0/080. or If.I 0RANGECOUNTY 1 ml, alnt cond. tl,000. b1e11. Ill WOO raah AM /Fii caue«t ~'$-UiTodayi! I owner. lmmaculate. Turbo ~I with 23.000 BO.-.:_ back uat; Jrt IH ti VOUODIAL• 'TT Scvtlit. all xi.tu, lo 78 Monte Carlu, brn/ im c a,ri Ghia air, 1tereo (cTR1X4) t.n.k Llkentw loc:al rar ••••••••••••••••••••••• trade? ~ talittt ~-Snrf SZ1100 SADDLllACl IMW (Z71ZAP> '78 504 dleaelJ.....!oaded, SALIS. SllYICI 73 Ced SOY 1978 Cbtv lmpela 4 dr 8G7d0 ,;,. 3100~.CoNtHwy SADOl •ACK Mlulon Viejo SH,950 1reat 1u ml. "'100. Pvt 71 YW salOCCO ~MDLU.UiM9 dr d AIC, PB. PS. Racbo. Ex · .77 LTD WIJI. itni cOftd. NtWlJOrtBuch IM;{ fJl.J040 .JfJ: tt JIMMAllMO ~1871 --Cbampa1ne Edition OVERS!!ASDEtJVF.RY Cad '77 Seville. saooo cellent power. arut oew tl~1-f!!al price, '7S 124 S d I · VOWWAaa. oncllt 9750 Whitt . 4 1peed, air, EXPERTS 34111 Fl...,wl>l>Od. Xlnt mllea1e '3500 1198-6073 m11JU~.&44-5'8'l 2'40Ula:ntt P\wy SUOO I O'lfo~r.L1°nd"!1' 18711 BeacbBJvd ....................... 1 le r eo. I uo roof o. PP~Sl4..,~eves. l'ttrt__ 78 RancbtroGTLoaded WANTED! I.Ate modtl To}'Ot.U and Volvo1 . C'all ue TODAY I!! A~~RYP~ M&·t@j 67}'11Z7 141-ZHO 7lPOltSCHltl4 Dyoamltel(SJ.IVAO) ~~ Auumt teaae on '79 '78CbevyChfv~tte , w/shell Very Clean. I EXlT U'WY.) 78 ua R.tlly Gd cond •72 JIOSI Bronze S speed beauty. Sltff 1ill4 Harbor Blvd Eldorado diesel for 8 $1.$00 Good cond1!1on S4800. lll·2040 495-4949 eoo or beat. R11y Daya Immaculate condition JIMMAllMO COSTAM~A monlhswlthparoflSUlOO ~·~aft.SIM .. SSl-6924 •• 1 a 754 5398, ev l wknd 4P:r.:~dowsa,utost'eare'ro, t42211WJ > VOUSWA._,. und u wh o esa le S3 Chevy. New paint. U.c--;_ '9945 •"'HS ..., J "-··bBI d 7 ·8321 chrome, tires. Goud -$1 !!!000 .: Spyder 124, ale, ~~Ms> Take trade JIMM..iNo 1 '"1 ........, v ·1s Sedan· Runa good, original int 12500 i;.Js°l,i;;;~··v:;.;;1ii;;: fOYOfA·YOlYO am/fm /tape stereo SADDL8ACICIMW VOLlSWAG84 wrnt~ avail. ta,aut. may need minor tune Ml·4824•6"H1962 38.000 ml, orig ownr. 1 ... .......,.... '1oven Y Xlnt. Chris 6312438. MlaslooViejo 18711Beacb8lvd. 79YWDASHa cond._/PM2·1'299 up $6 50 Cu ll $6800 Call 1142·4300. C•••• ..... OF MEW IMW'S 953-8097 ll 1-JQ40 495-4949 142-JOQO ~a~:~n11\:l ~tc~tr~ ~2u1:.'i1~~·1: ~rJ<:~'!t~~: 71 1~1 6216· -1111111 Answer Ad. #Sl2,_~n. ~ m .no>er uo.uu Sales and Leasing at Ho.do 9727 '79 2.o.o. aunrooC, auto n POISCHI by 1 owner. ('213:1) clean, t!ood ~'OOd, S2Ul0. Cad 81, El. Oorado, S Mft'cwy ttSO competitive. prices. Ex· •••••••••••••n•••••tt• trans, air. stereo. Ivory 9Z4 c-•1 SADDUIACI IMW ~-&544 . hr/so.ooo m1 rac. wurr * * CWSIC!• * ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• t., .... Pill cd~lpletnt service and parts VISIT YOUR & bamboo, ~.ooo mi. ~ 11 ••• r-vlejo -,8 ,, .. -D-L dk-_.,,, Lk /Blk Cubro roof Blk '64 lMPALA ·79 -4dr. Vinyl top, A!llo. " S J el b I a ck beauty. ~ _.. • '""• m~ lthr int WIN.' whls, rrui, Original Owner fully e"ulpped. lmnik ORAHGE COAST ~Tm 8 c · 1 7 · 50 O Sunroor. air. stereo. ll I· 0 949 atereo, super cond nr mal!i, dq:Wtrds, 1m BODY NEVER .. 897. " For Your Car! JOHNSOH & SOM LIK~ 2628 Harbor Blvd' Good sel~ or pre· viously owned BMW & other nne can In ex- cellent condition Hl"\.lio..JDA (796YZD) 79 YWDllS& 85S·14n ---m~c. 8400 m1 Sl&,SOO DAMAGED M·-·-. "s• VJ"'lll '81300SD. met gry, sun 57995 '74142: 75000m1les Xlnt 640-8627_ SllOO •• -·7 " ' HE ·o~ ... ay~s roor. gry lthr i.nl, 900 mi, M Custom 2 door 4 speed •. "'·aut~lul cond •·300 . 7 6 s e v 111 u L' u 11 y R r t t '' ...................... . A ""' EK 673 ~9or7 . 025 P. JI MAllHO witb ractoey air, stereo, .. ~ u .. .-r uns all as ll' '73 M1atungCofl\lert TO AY!!! ·79 300 CD Diesel VOWWAGEN cassette. A very c~a.n 8'1$-03?? -. --equipped. lmmar rond 497·4189 Ont-or a kind. xlnt.eond Coeta Mesa S40-561J WtP.!l OVtK ........ We also have a lean company that leases other makes of autos, trucks and vans. For ad- d1uonal Ulformatioa on leasing please call. 7141972-lZIO 714/661·96ll UNIVERSITY Silver/Bhie Snrf. wire 18711 Beach Blvd sharp original car SO '77 245 Wagon. stick, air, Must see' 111111 Tilt, iape, tat'k, ,,i::~bl. b I 0 M.P.O. (8.lURI very good cond, SSOOO. ~~ SS7001bestofferorlr""e SALES &SERVICI-; w ee s, extra tank S5ffS HOS92,6.112670 __ '80 SEVILLE White. 775.0151 8J9.P OLDSMOllU Cass Fuelfilter Sl9,SOO 911CarreraTarg.a JIMMAIUHO Alltoa,UMd astro roof , luther, '66 289• Musl LOO 't HONDA 497· !M QwckSale ¥OUCSWAGEN •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 22,000 miles Sl5,750 7.C Monte Carlo Landau restored. every ·~1ng GMC TRUCKS i8 MBZ 240D, 4 spd. like MS-0222 673-3329 1B71l Buch Blvd AMC 9905 951 9392 eves. 951 5353 Must sell now moo oho part replaced 54250 For Your Good VW , Porsche or Audi 2850 Harbor Blvd. new. $14,200 1969 'ondlt 912 ~ ..................... , . days. -751 ~l full !I 12am 494 7738. 497 3SOi I ft COSTA M~A --MG.8l10_ S H A R P ! M a g s , 74 Hornet Wgn. good 74 Sedan Xlnt cond. All '69 Malibu, PS, PB, clean 6PM S 9 O '75 450 SLC. Full pwr. AM /FM.tl,000 SSS.7'26 IOYWDlESa working cond , 2 new xtras work 311 W in&out 19(,() • For a good deal and good sunroor. 1 owner ~.000 Eves CW1tom 2 door sunroor 4 tires, asking low blue Wilson St. 6.11·2177. 673-....,.,. 68 Mustang 289, n11 ~n. altersalesserv1ces"""'. '81 Prelude. !SK. perfect, l'k ..... -....,,. .. ~1..,,.,,,.. .,., ... ., """"' 89K mi gd ruoo1ng ""' Concord stereo cass ~811 0e new .... soo 1960COUPE ~·radio & heater ~:~?"~9910 '78SEVIUE '73Cap.Clas 4<1,400,~K S1200 1bs't 64S·ll70 Iv VW·PORSCHE-AUDI "' $8300finn.7fi0.6897 No rust, 00 headaches, erysbarp.(1<81..SP ) -gi Brown, sharp, all ex m1 Sl275 PP m§.&_ 445 E. Coast H1way " ·77 SLC. brn1tan. hke S5ff5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tr a 5 $81 so , OB O · 54.S-9839 • New~~·~::bD~v;oooo s.t.Les-seRV1CE-tEAS1NG ~~n~.~n!:rr~~;c ~.~ new<ioo~~3-~ loaded. ever>J:C::~~done. JIM MAllHO ·~i~ui~~.;t~tr~rl ~o!;, 760-1368 C-ort-.th . 9932 'fr:O~s~~~-:e:i~1~1~! Premiumprices 208W Ill.SANTAANA 673·9980or64&944.J -~L & ~L. both Ill llll1'.i.1'.JY~ VOLKSWAGEH stereoam/fm.SacS22SO '79Seville,xlntcond,sun -....................... bst.645·23!3 559·1 paid for any used car • 71 4/835-3171 JCICJllOr 9730 xlnt condition. Priced to 18711 Beach Blvd. ~oof, black. red leather Sam says "dnve a little. '70 Mu stang, origin a 1 (foreign or domestic I CLOSED SUNOA't' ~ .................. ~... sell. 280 compl. restored. 142·2000 '80 Buick Century LTD. 87~· ~o;p book SI0.950 save a lot," on new 81 owner, lo mi. Great! " in good condition. 71 XJ6. New eng, parnt. Call aft 7pM 7 8099 IEAUTIFUL!! '60-'65 VW left & right 4dr, 6 cyl, loaded. 17,345 · Corvettdes equiµped with ' 675-:s&:! See Us First! Tiit Most Excitt.q Looks & runs xlnt. 54950. MB .79 30<5D. Like new! '66 Porsche912 door, '73 left door. S50 mi, $7400. !714!63l·CY700. CC1111aro 9917 4 spee. or automatic ·75 Ghia, orig. owner. fu'I Part Of YOW' 080. 645-9628 Metallic Red. Snrf, 40 • • Mech Perfect•* each. Western style whl '81 Buick Skylark limited ••••••••••••••••••••••• transmission , ly luacJed, immac.'1.'0lld. IMWl'wdlaMOr Mencia 9738 gal tank S27 ,000 $4000 rims for Super Beetle edition,4cyl,stereo,ful· '78RustCamaro,PS,PB, 4~77w':.1~E $1~75 766-1996 • L.--,.-~1, ....................... 646 ,,..,,., 497-4119 '20ea.548-9744 ly loaded. Tuke over AC, heat . AM /FM S VER Old --L.:1-9955 ..... ..._ __ . .....,., · I hi payments pp 675.1981 cass~tte, Rally wheels 101673 IL ,_ , McLaren IMW !! '80 M B45<6EL, l2K mi, 73"" Bu.s. orange w le eves & wltnds Lo m1. SSOO> OBO 103027 BEIGE .... • ••••••••••• ......... I Or&..oM showroom clean. sun Sunroof. 7 passenger, Codfloc --9915 673·6008Carolyn 103802 BRONZE '79 Dsl 98, 4 dr, xlnt..~. llY roof, It ivory ext, saddle ~.J1JJIJ.TJ..1tJltOfiTJJT.tfl Mich , new exhaust '72 C $"'"" 0 loaded. cass. cruise 'l 0.. ,.._ "-! · 928 A d All $2250. 495-1475 ..... .................. amaro, wuv rig S6800 645 7253 !1188 l l;irbur Al\ d L'o~la \ll•'a 5-IU O:J:ltl mt, P P. 673-2293 79 . · l con · o w n e ~ G d co n d ·-'=-=-----J 14) 522-5333 ,75 3000, ivorr. snrf. very xtn1s. Xlnt !Ji all ways. 'S8 VW Van AJI New COMT&l\.ATIMG ( 2 I 3 l 4 3 8 6 3 2 7 . '75 STARFtH ----Capri clean. lo nu fast sell Lo mi. Lea~ countrx. Needs Paint. 11250 CADILLAC? (714)538-7400 S2000 642-9386 Sll 900 673-461 7 MustseUthlsweek.W1U 644·518'76.Alter8. We spec1alb.e.111 leases Clw.,.olet 9920 4·01S.EI Canuno Real ·77 Rone•· 98 Loaded •••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY USEDCARS&TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR FIH APl'IAISAL Connier·DeUllo CHEVROUT 675.5615 · sac Pvt pty 955-1400 '68 VW Convertible S2000 for the business ex. .. J -D a y s . 7 6 0 3 6 7 O I OBO. Good Tires Runs et'utlve & •vnfessional ••••··.··c··~.,·.·:1•2•• •• ••• San Clemente 53200 Sunroof. P 1 P 1972 4 dr 250. air cond 1 knd' ,..--831 0580 492 8500 SS2 5522 amlfm auto MakeoHer eves w s. I Good 97US73. 751·9221 a..q.s.wcHo. alier - Must sell Uus weekend RMCllllt 9755 eves ()04.w 1911 COY '63 Con ·ette, ong owner l'Ofltiac 9965 '74 Su~rx,Bug c----New J·C.ar Wagon Air. 24 ,000 m1 Blk Blk •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• 675-4149 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '70 Renault Rl6. reblt eng automatic trans_, pwr Am 1fm radio. 4i>pd. 327 '73 Lemans Spo~ Cpe. ·77 SLC Anthracite grey & carb . new clutch as-4971006Aller 5PM NAMowBEt. Stod&R!~ s~eenng & brakes. radio; eng Xlnt cond S5500 white v.· blue mt. new Lom1.Xlntcond S25,000 bl d · hr tilt whee, I, more firm 6446342 eng carb. xlnt coad. 6446625 sem Y! nve.s at, 1966 VW Squarebk. new S th art (4677 1 --~---rack&puuon &U res.Gd ff.1.nt b-'--·~·good \ wee e D....L... 9935 SJ600 67J....4»t S 080 · ,.,., .... .., (",~0111 OMLYS7995 ..,_,.. · - -1 cond. 18001 1400 842·7490 i ' .i .ii ; HOWAIU>Clw role-t ....................... 12F1reb1rdFormu a 3SO. 646·1023. · -'"~"•". 1, · . • '64 Dart GT. 2 dr 6 eyl. all orig Am Fm stereo. AMto1, ... aritd '69..,.,,,,EL6.3 xlnt blk • RohRoyc.e 9756 '7411,000VW mvan1. 'net1500w c'lutEcnhg ' ,,,., ... •411 II~• Dove/QuaalSts. auto. PS, runs good, new tires Sac $169!1 1 owner. auto, air. mag .JV\A:> "' NEWPORT BEACll work car~ 645 7s78 760 2532 wheels, stereo. 8200orig wht sunrocif Becker ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gd cond 5'&-98112 833-0555 -· -o h rond , miles (575WYE) cass. SOK m;, mech. ,. #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 1970 vw Sooan. good run '69 Coupe de Ville. 2 dr. Ford 9940 '68 GT . (' err~' f S9950 0 B 0 . Sh runs great. $775 OBO SEE US FIRST! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl69S SADDLBACIC IMW Per · ' ROY rung cond arp! S2000 ~-4174 _ __ We have a good selection lassie '62 T Bird 55 K 493-9"111 '71VWa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gd cood. 646-4138 CitMral 9701 ....................... - '81 Delorean. ~pd. blk int, lo mi , $29 ,000. Mission Viejo 937·SS2Sor9'7~0353 IRR CARVER 642·2878· '71 Cadillac EIDorado, of NEW & US ED m1 hke new. S2.SOO Call Veqa 9974 ·~~-::;--=1..:8!!.J~l·~2~0e:!!4~0 49S.44M9 TRADE '79 30050 for r ROLLS·ROYCE '80 Rabbit• dr, Sspd sun· white. red lea. int. Like Chevrolels! for info. 646-2032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w new 300D +cash. or sell roof am/fm 21K m1. new 68,000 miles 1s LTD.air. auto. ps. '74Kamnback.S800Runs 8 trk . ·~2~o~~4 .5 AC . :;:~::h .::~~~;~·BS:~E. low ~~~~yso~~;a\'dbt-~~~ ~.~s1~t~~W1~rp Lo tc::>vtt~1;r:ns Call aserati '9739 AM /FM cass. S7SOO. CIOSED SUNOAYS mi, gd cood S38ClO Call .!JlSO. 714167~5716 '7 1 Ford Toruio, lo m1 '74 Ve~a. lo m1, nice Int . •••••••••••••••••••••• 641-1744 bef 6pm 493-1151 rm 32 '75 E:LDORAOO Good cond auto. gd tires. runs $!ood. 675·8818. 970 •••••••••••••••••••••• Is J c 1 .. ftAA "37-w! ~96&5 S800 557 6348 '78 5000. Lo mt All Xtras. ORANGE Soob 9760 · · nt~ 5:'1_~~ · --- White. Snrf. Cass. COUNTY'S ...... ••••••••••••••••• Atftos, Mew 9100 Awtos, Htw 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mot 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 ·14 Audi 63~~~1~ owner. EXCLUSIVE freeway miles, super '81280ZX 2+2. 6 mos new. MDA~!,RASHTIPI , ............... . clean, S25o0. 71n-l!162 Aasume lse at S314/mo. ~ 1• A.mtift 9709 No down. SSS-4,120 We'll deliver anywhere ---1 intheworld! ~·••••••••••••••••••••• •73 DATSUN 240Z 59 Bug Eye Sprite. :i.. Excellant condition, BEACH IMPORTS rstd. New e~g. chrm. mags, Am/F'm, extras 848 Dove Street t.rs. nms. pamt Needs 8J0.25ll or631·1458 eve's 752-0900 trans work. receipts. 1969 Harbor Blvd Sl500 Firm 557-9921 '73 240Z . 4 speed, 24,000 631·7J70 Eves. ong miles Xlnt cond - IMW 9712 '5995. 67~ M.rcl'dff lea 97 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 710: Auto trans., xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• OIAHGE COUNTY'S ~.~Z700 or best offer 75 M-l&a §T i8 280Z. Fuel illJ·ection. 5 230 SB>AH Automatic. air, power spd. AC. lo mi. BIO. steering, stereo Very 631·3576. 00·9242 sharp. 1693MVI) '73 DATSUN1200 $6995 Sales·Service-Leasing 36 mpg, $1.SOO or best of· JIM MARINO R C hie Cer 847·9'42 VOLICSWAGEH Ro1:loy:"er, BMW '76 280 Z/. AC, louvers, 18711 Beach Blvd. lS40Jamboree mags, Xlnt cond. Cocoa O Newport Beach 64().6444 B~ro~w~n:'.. SS~l·~fJ«f'/~-:;--=-:::111-------·73 Datsun 24-0Z, 4 spd, '67 CLASSIC AC . AM/FM cass. xlnt SELLlNG YOUR MB? 0 d WE PAY ZO 0 CS COUPE con . ooo. SSl-4762 TOP DOU.Al SS 4 speed. sunroor. Will '78 280Z 2+2. Auto. ale, Call Jack Bacon trade (477122) amlfm ster tape Mags, 1910SA.U99 Lo mileage, stereo cassette deck. 833:5574, 67~1.303. Gary S.Ont 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80 4 wheel Dnve Wagon. Like new. t'i950. ___ 492.~75 Toyota 97651 ·····;;·;-;,~;;~······1 Sharp steps1de pickup with 4 speed & air. Very sbck. (055312) S39t5 JIMMARJNO YOLICSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '78 SR5 Pickup Good cond. Must sell. $420(), 673-6283. 675-9029 SADDLBACk IMW sheepskms. excel cood JIM1._!8'40RTSOHS MisSJon Viejo 38,000 m1, $6200. Call _.. l I ·2 0 49 949 675-8900 673-lm4 1301 Quail St .............. 111111 ... 1·80 Tercel 5·sp Lhbk, '78 BMW 321. Snrf. '9n-arf 9723 NEW~;;:J,EACH ~:tt!i~:r~~· AC. ··*···1·s··1·a··FE1····;;;,···1~~~~~~~~ '77 320 I. Black, AM /FM 8 RM * * '75 2400 * * track. Recaro Seats 3t1 GJB New en g S n r f Air, 4apd.B7~3761 Black on black, Cully LOA~~~~9S53 .. '74 IMW 2002 factory equipped. low IMMACULATE!! '69 MGCGT 6CY lnside&oul • • Mech Perfect•"' bXlO 4t7-411t A/C, stereo, 14K mi. showroom perfect sssoo. 631.(ll.58 '68 Corona: New enJine. paint, sunroof, tires. $1300.67~ Nu mechanically, he. miles. Ser. 1124721 NOTICE 61SLRY. 2131694·3087, $31,995 how Daily Pilot Cius· 1 714/631-71KK> ~ lfied ads display .bl~li~1r MGI 9744 !~ .......... !.~~ '79 3201. Ught Blue. Snrf, '. '1'1~ messages with leg1 1 ty ••••••••••••••••••••••• flllly loaded. Xlnt cood. at. aod impact? Our ads. '78 MGB conv. Gm 24K, Sl0.800 080. Take over --«o • ._ we are proud to say, re· AM /FM Stereo Tape. lease. M11St sell 546-8342 13$31 Ha.-e1vo ally get results. Phone 4-spd, PERFECT! 5.5295. wkdaxs. 35().2212 wknds. COi•'*' Ora.. "' 1»-:ml 642·5678. Aattos M•w 9100 Aaltos, Mew 9800 4-tos. Mew 9800 Autos, M•w 9800 • • • • • : • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'r -'L.::R'-'7 ..... co=n_,,v .... ert.,._, 6-'M'-'-"'m-i~"-'---·x..;:::.ln ....... t cond, marooo, air, :io!MJ. BILL MAX Ey 644-9592.631-2.1670 '76 TR7 ; Good cond. $3700 or best offer. !~!!:~~~ ••.••.•. TOYOTA 19202 WCH ILVD. l714J 962·0129 &E~Lo HUNTIHGTOM WCH 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA COUPE Equipment includea an economical 4 cyl engine, 4 speed transm111lon, radio & heater. (&87TWI) SJ"5 1978 DATSUN 810 4.0001 Equipment lncluct.I a e cyl. engine. 1utomat1c tr~ conditioning. Ii.to. power l1teri Dg (o;w I T I ) 1977 DATSUN 8210 LIFTl.ACK Equipment includes 1 4 cyl. engine. s speed transm1ss1on. radio. heater. IWtfFM stereo. v.tleels (109SYS) 1978DATSUM PICKUP Equipment 1ncludtJ • ol cyl. engine. 4 speed transmlaalon, 1lr cond1t1onlng. v.titt11, roll bar. (J59070) 54395 · I '113 snrr. stock . Runs Perfect. $191115. 11Gm7 '70 Bug. Xlnt coad. Radial tn. LiPt Blue. 12115. ffHT11 it Rabbit Dielel L, S spd, nnroof, mint cond, '5@>.m-4846 1911 saaocco Champagne Edition. new tires, creat cond. U.9115. tit 1lJl3. '72 Beetle, xlnl cond, aew brakes.paint 6 uh. fiHOO/O~-- 72' VW Ghia convert. New cood. "200/offer 541·5217, ~5609 '82 Bu1. Xlot Paint It Mech. AM/FM Caas. oo~. 1.ama 1·est·• "74 vw •tz W11oaLt1100 or btt ofr. (IOS FO). {213}5@tlCZ5. '71 VW Camper, BIO Of bit o(r. (U4NWQ). cm>••· a PU,.., La5 motor, PD brb. cJl&cb. peiat, m111 • UN. A rare Jntl. ·-.... b)' 10/5. ~oao...,. ALL MODELS MUST GO! "HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION I" ·All cars subject I~ priof sale Prices • tax. lk: & doc fee. Henlowl 1982 ll·7 SERIAL 161721 WAS 17 ,892°0 DISCOUNT 1800°0 HOW 57,M2°° 1 Excellent Selection Super Savings 1981Jaguar1981 XJ6 Plus 'lOOO rebate on 1980 TR's. ; 1981 ISUZU PICKUPS:)·. ... . .. $6735 ... -sgoo : ... . Sll31 ' '.', 4 Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturda , September 26. 1981 (1273) ( 00566 ) • Ft CT (2635) U 83096) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT SALE SS895 4 door, L model •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. RABBIT PICK-UP (2554) (171091) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT Custo m va lue package , tinted g lass, leatherette, stereo 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 • (2706 ) (194498 ) : FACTORY STICKER $8345 e DISCOUNT $I 150 i SALE . S/195 • • CuStom value package, stereo prep .. tinted glass. ··········:································ :· BRAND NEW 1981 DIESEL JETTA ,. """"' ••••••••••••••••••••• • (2795) (657999) e FACTORY STICKER $9380 ( 1278 ) (811819 ) e DISCOUNT · SI 085 . ----- is ALE$ 8295 • e 2door,5speed ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. L MODEL VANA_GON ( 1274) (705972) • (2918 ) (093880) : FACTORY STICKER SI 1,565 e DISCOUNT $1370~~~~~/ isALE s10,195 e Deluxe package, tinted glass. 1981 V.W. RABBIT L MODEL 1980 V.W. DASHER 1981 DIESEL RABBIT L.S. M /F'M stereo cassette, factory air, sunroof. metalli c paint. Tinted glass, wsw tires, metallic paint, leatherette trim. Factory air, s tereo cassette, metallic paint, s unroof. •7995 (2192) (126653) •6995 (lf89) (17446) •7995 (2094) (104789) TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF GAS OR D.IESEL MODELS G EAT OPTIONS & COLORS! Al.L CAAS SUBJECT TO PRIM SALE EFFECTIVE 41 HOURS Al"TER PUB\.tOATION -l'l'ICH P\.U8 TAX. LIC. I OOC. FEE