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1981-10-03 - Orange Coast Pilot
.,.. .. ... - - • .. .. ...__ ........ -_-=.______ -1_ --------------..------------------------------------------------------..... --··- Costa Mesa 7 Edison 43 El Toro Ne'f'~Ort Harbor 3 Millikan 7 Irvine ' Huntington Beach 21 Magnolia 13 Capo Valley 38 Bolsa Grande 6 Laguna Beach .12 Santiago 8 Dana Hills 19 Compton 10 Mayfair 1.4 Woodbridge 8 Westminster 0 San Clemente 7 •1 DRAIGI COAST YOUR HOMITOWN DAILY PAPIR • I SATURDAY. OCTOBER J 1981 ORAN GE COUNl Y . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Key senator hits MX plan o.lly ,._ ...._.., ~nt<tO'.,_H .\/1 H11uslw11 work!> 1111 n1h/1•' nt/(ll'l1111q /(ltest '< 11/plltr<' '" cram• l11mk Cflllerl T11nuu/11 1111• l111r,t'li111 ,/111r11·rl "11/pr11r1· ·n1' 1•n•1 'l'ff Fndc111 Toiver says Reagan proposal WASHINGTON !AP l -Presi· dent Reagan 's proposed MX missile system is ··enormously vulnerable" lo Soviet attack and Congress should consider veto· ing It, the cbairman O( the Senate Armed Services Commit· lee said Friday. Bul the president's plan for deployment of 100 MX missiles part of a sweeping $180 billion defense package unveiled Fri- day won quick praise from othe r members of Congress. Sen ate Majority Lead er lloward II . Baker Jr . R-Tenn. predicted that the plan will be approved by Congress basicall y in the form presented, which in- d udes productio n of the B·l born bcr and deveJopm.ent of the elusive SteC:Jlth aircraft But Sen . J ohn Tower , chairman of the Sen ate Armed Services Committee. said he has ordered Sen. John Warner, R· Va., chairman of the subcom- mittee on strategic forces, to conduct detailed hearings on the proposal. "It doesn't give us enough ad· ditionaJ capabil ity for the in· creased cost and leaves us with an enormously vulnerable system," said Tower. a Texas Republican. He said Reagan's plan to put many of the new missiles in ex- isting silos in the Midwest and West "puts the IC:Jnd -based leg of the U.S. missile system in jeopardy." Tower said Congress can veto Reagan's decision. But he added that he has not yet decided to try to do so. "I want to look into it ver y carefully because I don't thin k it does the job." Tower said .. Tower said he preferred the other alternative that Reagan had considered. shuttling 100 missiles among 1.000 new s he lters in Nevada and Ut ah to Law clears way for coast permits SACRAMENTO !AP > -Gov Edmun d G Brown Jr. has signed a bill giving cities and counties that have completed coastal land use plans the power to again issue building permits in the coastal zone. Also. Brown signed a bill re· quiring JOb-seeking teachers lo pass a proficiency test to prove they can read, write and un· dersland basic mathematics . The coastal bill. AB385 by As· semblym an Tom Hannigan. D- Fa 1 rfleld. 1s intended to deal with the problem cr eated July 1 when the state's six regional coastal commissions went out of existence. The regional com- miss ions issued building permits in the coastal zone. an area designated for special e nviron- men ta I protection under the s t ate Coasta l Protection Act Their demise left only the state Coastal Commission to issue the permits. Mannigan's bill a llows cities and counties who have finished half of the ir coastal plans. the land-use portion. to issue coastal building per mits. T he measure a lso sets a new deadline of Jan I, 1984. for local governments to fi nish the plans and requir es t he state com- mission to fi nd "substantial is- sues " befor e rejecting a plan. The teachers' bill, AB757 by Assemblyman Gary Ha rt. D· Santa Barbara. applies to school administrators aod classroom aides as well as teachers. 'Tornado' touches down It would prevent the Com - mission for Teacher Preparation and Licensing from issuing a teaching c redential to anyone who has failed lo pass the profi· ciency test. Roushan erects fourth sculpture in defiance of Mesa Current teachers , ad · m i n istr at o rs a nd c lassroom aides would have to pass the test when they look a job in another school district. By JERRY CLAUSEN Of .... o.lly ~ ... s ..... Neither the threat of rain nor a court order could stop Iranian immigrant Ali Rousha n from e recting his fourth to wering m etal sculpture on his Costa Mesa industrial area property Friday. The temporary restraining or· der. served at the site by deputy city attorney Steve Wiley. was grabbed at about 12:40 p.m. by an obviously angry Roushan, who hurled obscenities. But by then, the 7-ton. 60-foot- high piece called "Tornado" was resting upright on its two pre-constructed foundations. The order. signed by Superior Court Judge Edward Wallin. didn't hamper Roush a n from continuing work to secure the metal monume nt in place or rid· Ing aboard a crane hook to Tornado's peak to loosen cables attaching It to the big 65-ton lift· Ing ns .. Muc h of the fini s hing-up work was conducted under the gaze of other Costa Mesa city of· flcials, inc luding City Coun· clJman Donn Hall , whom Roushan eventually Invited to ~nter the fenced metal works yard he owns at 1550 Superior Ave. AJso peering over a fence was Mark Huebsch, the deputy city attorney handJing the city's lawSGlt against Roushan, who .• euthoritles cJaim is violating or· . dlnances by raising structures · hlShJr than 30 f ett 1n his shop The job was finished by 2 30 pm Roushan popped the corks on champagne bottles and a couple or dozen frie nds a nd well · wishers joined him and his wife Mary in celebration as the big crane costing $170 an hour - rolled back toward Cypress. Friday's restraining order ac- tually was the second secured by city officials. Roushan allegedly viola ted the rir s t when h e erec t e d .. Volcano ... a 45-foot metal <See ROUSHAN, Page A2 > The tests. to be developed by the state De partment of Educa. lion. could cost as much as $30 per applicant Support.ers said the measure would ensure that teachers have basic education s kills. Ali RotLShan. holding hammer, drive a home commtnts to deput11 cit11 Olt°""JI Sttvt Wiley r right 1 ·enormously vulnerable · hide them from a Soviet attack. But t he governors of those state$' were relieved by that part of the decision "I just can't Sa) how relieved and pleased I am ... said Nevada Gov. Rob List. "The bottom line for me and for the people is that the MX 1s not coming to Utah, .. said Utah Gov. Scott Matheson In the House. Rep Ik e Skelton. D-Mo .. said, "I am ~o pleased that they didn't JUSt look at the MX and the bomber." Skelton. an advocate o f strengthening civil defense. sai d , "It 's a whol.e com · prehensive. strategic plan. It's about time we had one. I can buy it." Rep Jim Santini. D·Nev .. who opposed former President Carter's plan to hide the MX missiles in a series of concrete '~helte r ~ 1n the W est and South\\eSl. said he was pleased that such a basing plan had been dropped "We have come to the end of a long, long road." he said "The derision ll> lhe right one both for this nation and the slate of ~e\'ada · Rep Ball Alexander. D-Ark .. :-aid he approved the decision to put the MX into TitC:Jn silos. som e of \\h1th are located in his state Alexander said replacement of the aging Titans was "long over- due. The Titan has been obsolete for a long time. bordering on dangerous ... Wounded officer dies, hunt widens ALH AMBRA t AP l A statewide search continued Fri· day for the murderers of California Hi ghway Patrol of ficer John Martinez. one of two CHP officers do.wned by gunfire on a busy freeway a few males east of downtown Los Angeles. Ma rtinez died Friday, a day after he and his partner. Officer James Szabo. were wounded when gunmen in a passing car s hot at them five limes. Szabo. 27, of West Covina. re m ained in serious condition Fn day afternoon, with wounds in the neck. a bdomen. shoulder and side. The 33-vear·old M artmez. of Cpl and. ·had undergone six ho urs of surgery al Alhambra Community Hospital, and was g i ven massive quanlities of blood. He had been hit in the ab· do men. shoulder a nd sides in the incident Thursday afternoon on the San Bernardino Freeway. The two officers had been clearing debr is from a blocked freeway lane when the shooting erupted. Martinez died at 12·35 pm Friday, said CHP Officer Mark Lunn. He was survived b~ his wife Lydia and children Yvette. 5, and John, l . The family was at lhc hospital when he died. said CHP officer Ernie Garcia. ·'The investigation 1s going Dogs under threat of ultimatwn Vo lunteers at the Laguna Beach animal s helter must find ho mes for a number of dogs by Wednesday or the a nimals will be destroyed . Marty Kane, treasurer of L aguna's Pet Respons ibility Committee, said Ora nge County Animal She lter officials de· liver ed the ultimatum after dis - cover ing the shelter is housing more canines than allowed. At the time of the inspection by county officials. 55 unclaimed dogs were housed at the Laguna Ca n yo n s h e lt e r . Th e spokeswoman said only 38 of the animals are allowed at one time. The Pet Responsibility Com· mlttee puts dogs up for adoption after they have been at the city shelter for a week. The cost to new owners is SlO. which covers aJI inoculations ex- cept rabies, and in many cases, covers tbe cost or spaying and neutering. Committee officials urge pet lovers to adopt a dog before the Wednesday deadline. Tbe ahelter is localed al 20412 La1una Canyon Road and Is open from 11 a.m. lo 4 p.m . daily. full force, statewide, a nd 1s be· mg directed by the Alhambra police department and the Los Angeles County s h eriff 's homicide division." Garcia said. Meanwhile. c itizens offered in- formalaon, blood donations and get-well cards. Witnesses said suspects were seen in a black and green Buick Riviera The American Red Cross said Los Angeles a nd Or ange coun· lies· supply of Type 0 -positive blood ran crilicall v low Thurs- day night during Martinez' long surgery. More surgery was done Friday in a vain attem pt to hall abdominal bleeding. "Leads from the publiC' are com mg in all the time ... said Lunn A witness said the license plate number on the gunmen 's c•ar began with 1 BJZ. the CHP said. Registration records were being checked. * * * Blood sought to replace c ounty supply Blood donors are being sought in Orange County to replace sup- plies of blood used fo r two California Highway Patrol of· ficers who were shot in Alham· bra Thursday one of whom died Friday Officials at the American Red Cross said Friday they are seek· ing donors to contribute a pint of blood at the Red Cross blood center in Santa Ana. T he center will be open from 9 a .m . to I :30 p.m. today and Sun- day for blood donations. The center is localed at 600 Park Center Drive, and poten- tial donors are asked to call 835-5381 for an appointment. DRAIGI COAST llATHIR Fair through weekend, but some cloudiness night and morning hours . Highs upper 60s to mid 70s. Lows upper SOs to low 60s. llSIDI TIDAi He fa considered to be "everybody'• saint.·• He i1 revertd bl/ both Cattwllc1 and Prote1ttl11U. He &s St. Fmncil of Aalili. TM celebratio11 of the BOOth anni~raa'll o/ hit birth has begun. See Pao-87. 11111 #yard. .. t .. /. RouJhan uw angry after beiflffhonded tempora'fl rtatramlng order b11 Wlle11 . ~ , ~( For information, call 494·2000 or 497-3M2. I Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 I Money ,Supply I falls NEW YORK <AP> Adding , nother sign to mounting v l d e n ce or a weakenl ng conomy. the nation· s basic oney supply fell $1.9 billion in he week ended Sept. 23, the ederal Reserve Board reported riday. Analysts predicted that the rop, as.well as ne.w indiealions f a worsening economy, will elp interest rates continue their • ecent declines. Re lease of the Fed's report late in lbe day also broadened a ally already underway in the altered bond market. pus hing rices of long-term bonds up nother 1h point, or SS for each 1,000 face value. The Fed said a measure of unds r eadi l y available for pending, known as M 1 B and in- 1 ud ing cash in circulation and eposits in checking.type ac- ounts at financial institutions. ell to a seasonally adjusted • verage of $431. 7 billion from .....$433.6 billion the previous week. DellY .... "'9et.., '9trtCtl O'o-11 Cosru .\ft'SCI ('111111nlm1111 l>1J1111 /Jail wbtclicd rourk from h1d1111d t1•t1n' lit' 1co., /11 r1'r 11111t1•rf 1111>11 \11 H1111~/w11 rt</111 From Page A1 Thomas 8 . Thoms on. c hi ef 'economist at Crocker National • Bank in San Francisco. said the drop in MlB wa$ another indica- tion of softening in the economy. Earlie r Friday. the Labor Department reported the na- tion ·s unemployment rate rose to 7.5 percent in September from 7 .2 for August. ROUS HAN SCULPTURES .. .. Unemployment rose today. housing uc tivity is down, tn· dustrial production is down. , )eading economic indicators are , down ... Thomson said "There's , a tendency. at least in the short run, for the money s upply to ., follow the economy ." He predicted the fall in M 18 ' would cuuse banks across the country to cut the prime interest :"rate to 19 percent. .. s culpture raised after the city filed suit for rais ing "Waterfall" and .. Bullerfl y " Judge Wallin advised both Hu e b sc h and R o u s h a n 's American Civil Liberties Union a ttorney, Meir Wes tre1ch. on Thursday that the court would take city complaints under sub· mission on Oct. 29 that Roushan had violated the earlier order Both parties ure to file addi· t1onul written briefs an the in- terim R ous han . who clai ms his cons titutional righ ts to ex- pression are thwarted by city building laws, argues lhal hls works are art. -Midlife eris is Rx: living with change By JOEL C. DON Of no. o.ily l"IMC SUff As Dr. Donald Donohugh ap- proached middle age. he decided •!'to write his own medical pre- · Jscription for the problems of · growing old. • His Rx, though, is 427 pages 11 long. It comes in the form of his . recently published book. "The ' Middle Years A Physician's 1 ' 1Guide to Your Bodv. Emotions " and Life Challenges." : The comprehensive text em- '"phasizes the need to accept and ' It gives you ~:an equanimity to ·;<go on in your life. •1. .. f~r " '~'·bend with the changes that OC· ,cur i n middle age : the ~·physiological aging process, an '''altered family structure, a new mental outlook and the search for meaning and value in life that sometimes triggers what's bee n called the mid-life crisis. •.. "If you live each year as a • process of change the crisis will • : never occur ." said the 57 ·year- '•' old Corona del Mar resident "If you deny all these changes and expect the sa me th i ngs throughout life then you might run into trouble "This is why I think the re- assessment of your values is the most important thing to do in middle age. It gives you an equanimity to go on in your life and at least live life on your own t erms." Donohugh covers the changes or the body, with information on topics such as heart disease. sexuality. 01,1trltion, exercise, stress, skin and hair care and menopause. But the focus of the book remain s o n the psychological changes that ac· company the aging process. Family structure is altered as c hildren leave home. You may reevaluate your relationship with your s pouse a nd have , second thoughts on your career goals. These incidents can be un- settling and, at times, spark anxiety and depression, he said. ORANGE COAST Sometimes the crisis .can lead to abrupt c hanges in one's lifestyle. JOb hopping or as io Donohugh's personal case. a divorce after many years of marriage. The physic1un. who was trained in internul medicine and studied \.\Ith ps)chologist Eric Berne. said a husband and wife shou ld trv to reestablish their relation s hip wi thin the framework of their marriage. At work. he s uggests setting a new set of goals other than status and power He offers no instant remedy for the body's natural deteriora- tion But he believes a positive mentul outlook can make you f l'<'l yo un ger than yo ur chronological age "For the middle-aged person who!ic children are gone, you're facing perhaps 25 years ahead during which the relations hip with your spouse will be the most important one ln your life." he said. "So you've got to be the best of friends "Instead of concentrating on minor problems. one should pay more attention to his or her mate so when you are together ~·ou will have formed a rela- tions h ip of deep and lasting valul'." In preparing the book. which he s tarte d writing in 1976. Donohugh conducted a library computer search for information on the subject of middle age. He consulted more than 8,000 ref- erences. from the most current m edic al lit e ratur e lo philosophical works s uch as Ovid's "Metamorphosis." He eventually arrived at a def- in1t1on of the transition from youth to old age: "Middle age is when you re- ali ze that your life on Earth is not infinite." he said. "You usually begin gauging your life in terms of those days you have left rather than those you've lived already.'' He admitted the ideas and values of the elderly are less pliable than t hose who are enter- ing the middle years . So he geared hi~ book for the person willing to acknowledge the changes t hat must take place with advancing years. · Daily Pilat Cl111lfied ad11ertl1fng 7141642-5&78 All olher departmenlt &42-4,321 Thomas P. Harev· ~ ~ C~ f •t<IJ,IYt ()tf!o(:.,- Robefl N Weed ,._, ThoMas A Murpnine r..,.. M1ehM1 P H•,.,,•v ~~ L Kay S•'hullz ~-0.-•ion• Ketlnelh N Goddard Jr ~O.•klO< 9-rnard Scriurm1n ~~ti.Loos --....101w ' ~l~Moore , ... 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VOL. 74, NO. 278 r i'------........... ----_;...------......,.------- City lawyers contend they also are s tructures that must be Judged safe under health and s afety laws Roushun claims he'll erect at least one more tower to com· pletl' the image of the evolution of a man's growth. The last will be called "'Peacock" and will be raised on Christmas regardless of c1tv actions. he said. We.slreich. also on hand at Friday's tower raising, admits that if Roushan loses his fight agi!inst restrainmg orders he could end up in JUil. That does n't bother the Ira- nian. ··sevent een year s ago the s ame junk happened in Iran. so I left ... he contends. "l had a family, but I left . "Now. 17 years later. it's the same thing here I have a family here. now. und the government is j ust as military. .. They JUSt don't understand. The world is at war right now. Evervbodv has to use his max- 1 mum intelli gence to save the world.·· Roushan quit working on com- mercial projects earlier this year to complete his sculpture. He s ays he has sold much of his s hop's machinery and his Newport Beach home to con· tinue his work. Al so. he adds. he has the busi- ness, Customs by Ali. up for sale fo r more than S900.000 .. This is war!" he exclaims. Police look for suspect in robbery Co s t a Mesa police a re searching for a gunman who took $65 from cab driver Carroll T. Kane early Wednesday morn- ing and then sat in the taxicab while Kane drove him around the Mesa area. Kane. a resident of Huntington Beach, told police the robber ap- proached his cab in downtown Costa Mesa at about 2:45 a.m .. pulled out a gun. entered the cab's back seat area a nd or- dered up a ll of the driver's ··paper " Then, Kane told officers, he was directed by the gunman to c ruise various city streets before the ass ailant hopped out of the Yellow Cab Co. vehicle near Newport Boulevard and 20th Street. Defense topic on Sunday • • interviews Here are the scheduled gue.«ts ror the Sunday television in- ter view programs: -ABC . ··i ss ues a nd Ans wers.·· Ha rold Brown. former secretary of defense. -CBS. "Face the Nation," Defense Secretary c ·aspar W. Weinberger. -NBC, ''Meet the Press,'' Sen. John Tower. R-Texas. Upcoming Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes:" ''The Other Face of the IRA'' -Ed Bradley invesUgates the connection between the Irlsb Republican Army and world ter· rorlsm, and allegations that Ute IRA Is commllled to 1 Marxist revolution. ''What the Eye Cannot Sff" - Morley Safer vfsJU the Olt.ford Sctenunc Film Co. ln En111nd and aeu a unique and often humorous look at the world ot plants. insects a nd 1nlma.ll through special pholOCJ'•pblc techniques. "Mr. Right to Life·~ -Mike Wallace profile• Con1reuman Henry Hyde ol lllinoia, who la 1 champion of the ant\-abortlon movement. j Pay mist~ke costly Reimbursement request angers Irvine e mployee By RICHARD GREF.N Ot tlle CHlly ~ Ii.ff Irvine city e mployee Patti Coladonato thought she was in lint! to get a pay raise three weeks ago. Instead. her saJary was cut and she was asked to pay $381 to the city She declined to pay the money back and quit. Then the city re· fused to give her last paycheck to her. "My salary came up for re- view and they discovered that an error had been made and I• was getting paid too much for my job classification (public in· formation specia llst>." said the 25-year-old Tustin woma9. "So they decided to put me al $5.45 <a 52-cent pay cut> an hour. And a few days later they told me I'd have to pay back $381." The $381 is the amount of money she was overpaid by the city since she was hired In March, said Jim Mies. he r s upervisor. He said her job classification carries a $5.19-per- ho u r s tarting s alar y , but beca use o f an undetect ed clerical error, she has been get· ting paid SS.97 for the last seven months . "I just don't think 1t was right:· said Miss Coladonato, a journalism s tudent who is a s enior at Cal State Long Beach. ·'The overpayme nt was their mistake, not mine. That ($381> is a lot of money to me and nothing to them." Irvine city Directo r of Ad- min is trative Ser vices Mike M cNamar a sa id the ci t y manager's office is to decide what should now be done He said, however . that it is standard for a municipality to seek r~imbursement for an over- payment. ·'Check with other govern· ment agencies ... McNamara said. "It would be m y guess they'd try to recoup the funds." Bill Todd, personnel director for the City of Costa Mesa. said Benefit set for burn victim's fund A benefit auction for a badly burned auto accident victim will lake place Monday al the Balboa Pavilion. The auction will help pay con- tinuing medical expenses for 21-year-old Gina Payne of Buena Park, who was injured in an auto accident in July. Proceeds will go toward up· coming cosmetic s urgery to rurther repair burns in the facial area and other parts of Miss Payne's body. a s pokeswoman sa id. Featured at the auction will be an eight-month-old. registered paint gelding colt. The auction will start at 6 p.m. Donations to help defray Miss Payne's merucal costs a lso are being solicited. They can be sent to the Gina Payne Fund. 1423 Santiago Drive. Newport Beach. 92660 that U's common practice in that city to recovf'f' money that has been overpaid to employees. lie su1d 1t ul:so is has practice to lower a salary if 1t ls discovered to be erroneous!~ above cit y scale. .. , don't ever want to work ror government again, .. su1d Miss Coladonato. .. An 10just1ce has been done." Mies. her supervisor and an ··-I. a dministrative assistant, dis- ugree:d "We have to accounl for all the taxpayer dollars we spend," said Mies. "If we underpaid tier. then we'd owe her money." lie said that she could have k ~pt her job and follo wed e!>l ablis hed grievance pro· cedures after he told her she'd have to take a salary cut and pu) back the $381. O.lly ~IMC~_., •klll9N KMllllH \c'1·1Clt'lll rut 1111 I 1 tld T1 1•rtlnl 1., ''' '1•111/totl 1>11 1•1111•rqt•11c4 perw11111t•I tlll1•r l11s m11111rt·111·/1· 11·11.-. 'ilrt11·k 1r11111 l1d1111rl hr1 r1n rw/IJ· 111 C11s/11 \/nu l-'rulw111/ll'n1•11111 /'r1•1r/11/ r1•r1111n•t/ fto11qr /111 \/lf<lt''ll Motorcyclist injured in intersection crash A 22-veur old Costa Mesa man was in ~surgery late Fnday after an accident Friday ufternoon in which he was thrown from his motorcycle when hit wh ile sit- ting ut a stop sign. AriJd 1'verdal had been in sur- gery for at least four hours as of late Friday al Hoag Hospital. hospital officials s aid. Costa Mesa Police Officer Wayne Kraiss. who investigated the accident . said Tverdal's motorcycle was struck in the MARGARITA rear by an auto driven by Martine Robards. 35, of Laguna Beach. as Tverdal sat al a stop s ign a t Santa Ana and Monte Vista avenues at about 3:30 p.m. Ms. Robards was not injured. Kraiss said no citations have been issued in the accident but that it is s till under investiga- tion. Both vehi cles had been travel· ing southbound on Santa Ana A venue prior to the accident. Kraiss said. 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Love Sidney .. al a midtown Manhattan newspaper stand Randall plays a middle-aged bachelor wlw shares an apartment with a t1ow1g child arul her dworced motlier Bege lman takes over United Artists David Regelman, the mov- ie mogul whos(' carrer once lay in ruins over a check for gery scandal. took the helm of a major studio Fri- day in a surprise job shuffl e signaling the rebirth or Unit· ed Artis ts as a film.making power . Begelman's a ppointment as chairman and chief ex· ecuti ve o fficer of United Artists was described in Hollywood trade pa pers as a For mer Ol ympic swim · mi n g s lar Mark S pitz became a fa the r Friday wh en his wi fe Susie gave birt h lo a baby boy, the couple's ri rst child . The child, whose name was not immediately announced , was born at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and weighed 6 p ounds. 10 o un ces, a hos pital spokeswoman said. jolt to the indust ry which had expected UA 's new owners - Me tro Goldwyn Mayer Film Co. -to use the studio only as a distribution arm for MGM-produced fi lms. His cha llenge 1s to resur- rect United Ar tists, which caved in under the financial disaster of "Heaven's Gate," a $36 million epi c which drew universal scorn from critics and died at the box office. .. Everybody'S doing fi ne." she added Spitz. 31. won s even medals in swimming at the 1972 Olympics. In addition to his jobs as sometime com me ntator for ABC's Wide W o rl d of S p o rts a nd s pokesman for a number of sports equipment compa nies. he hab invested over the years in real estate. Prealdeat Rea1aa w as na med the 1981 medalist of t he Americ an Iris h His· torlc al Society. The socu!ty Is devoted to s us taining and promoting Irish culture in this country. The medal wilt be pr esent· ed at the society's &Uh an· nual ban quet N o v . 6 . Previous winners include Gov. Hugh Carey, Cardinal Ter ence Cooke , and labor leader 1bomas Gleason. The president t races his ances tors to the ancient clan of O'Regan in County Tip· perary. Hi s family emigrat· ed to America in 1858 and settled in Illinois, where the president's rather. Jobn, was born in 1883. T he Solidarity con gress e l ec t e d L ec h Wal es a c hairman of the 9.5 million- m ember union Friday in a s trong endorsement of his policy of compromising with the Polish governm ent in· s t e ad or confro n ting it head-on. Walesa promised to "t ry to break down factions" among the rank and file that have divided the year-old free un- ion 's first convention. He at· t ributed his victory to his record during his unofficial union leadership. .. T h a nk s f o r yo u r s uppo rt," the 38-year-old electrician told the cheering unionists. For mer boxing great Jake LaMolta sa ys his 51-year -old ex-wife's nude appearance in Pl ay boy magazine doesn't bot he r h im , but a dded : "Thirty years ago, I would have killed her ." Mrs. LaMotta. featured in the Nove mber issue, ad· mitted her age made her nervous about the project but said her sons and 29-year-old d a ughter a pproved of t he idea along with her former hus band. "It would have been dif· ferent years ago, but now J appreciat e he r bea uty,'' La Molla said. "She's a love· ly lady ... P layboy pro posed t he project last winter following the release of " Raging Bull," a m ovie about La Motta's career sta rring Robert De Niro .t Mild weekend ahead Coastal LIQlll verlill>te wonOs ""OU9h lonlQlll e.cepl Hslerly 10 ro 20 ~not\ In •ll•"-1 wesierly •••II 1 to 2 fMI Par11y c!Oudv •k~s V.S. sunimary UMHM>n•bly cool ltmper•tur .. prev•lled Frlclay from'"" lower MIS· \IUlppl Valley aero" IM Tonnos.ee •NI Ohio V•ll•Y• Into "'* central Ap. pale<lllaM. mou nlalM. 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Trlnldael t2 IS Y•r• Crur H 71 CANAOA Catvary •l » Edmonton 51 ,. Montre•I so " Ottawa 0 Jt Re91na 77 43 vanCOUYet' St 0 WlnnlPeQ st J7 Sun~ moon, tides TOOAY Flr'lt 1111111 I :Ol a.rn J.5 Flrsllow 5:Wa.m. 2.s Se<onO hlgl\ 12. 20 p.m 4.t Second low 7:54 p.m. t.l Sun Mis 6 J6 p.m., rlws 6:49 a.m. Saluroay. M-MO t :JS p.m , rllft 11:43 • m. Se1,..11a., Housing pact SAN BRUNO <AP) - T h e U .S . N a val • • Com m and has awarded • F acilities Engineer ing ·'.··--·~ 0 SU_Rf REPORT :u•l1~m~~~onh~~~t::c~~~ _ _ Navy and U.S. Air For ce pe r sonnel at Moffe t ••rt .,.. ._. .... ,_...... Field in Mountain View. coana1.. MOUNTAIN ••us -ha<ll .,,. -. '" •" •• 1>1t The contract went t o Some CIOUdlnHI coast•I •nO valley l 2 , 11 ' t w ., ... Clurlr19 1119111 alld mornl1141 ~=~· 2 , 11 I t SW Morrison·Knudson Co. neurs. OINnrlM ~ly Main, Cle~ 2 , 11 I 2 SW t B . ldah of wllll mllO ~atll'"-Hfellt In ,~ :::~ COUlllY l 4 11 1 J W 0 OlSe, 0 , One ,,.., c-to eos wall•'" ...., u to 1s four bidders. L---------------------------------------- Monoa,· f nclay II -00 not ---bf ~ 30 p"' C.11 belor• 1 0 m •lld You• CODY ... 11 be Of!l•omrflfl , We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot ? What don't you like? Call the number below and your mtssage will be recorded. transc.-ribed and deli vered to the appropriate editor . The same 24·hour 3nswering service may be. used to record let· lcrs to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must Include their name and telephone number for verification No circulat ion <.'alls . plea~e. Tell us what's on your mind 642•6086 Orange Coast DAI LY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 LUCK, PLUCK AND CLUCK -Lu('k <1ml pluC'k 1s \\.'hat these two hullnomsl~. Fn·d Gorn· II. left . <1 nd J ohn S hol'nafl. will 111..•Nl to ptlol t lw Ch1('kt•n 11 1 <.itro:-.s tht• l ·mll'd St ale·:-. ;1 lt•<it no l>allooni!>I h a:-t'\'t•r an·omp l1sht•d Tht· Diii!,~, .... ~ pair hopl' to launl'h Ch1l'ken from O ran gt• ('o:i:-.t Collt-gl' tht:-. m onth for its third <1tlempt to 1· ros:-. l h t• l'Olll 1 nt•nt T hl' gondol <1 and balloon ~11'1'1\'t•d at OCT Thur,clc1\ AWACS sale hacked M cCloskey says failure of deal would be disaster By DAVID KUTZMANN Of llM O.lly "II« Sutt Acknowledging that he risked further a li enation o f J ewish vote r s, U S R e p P aul N McCluskey declared Friday that irrC'par;.i ble harm would come lo Am erican forl'ign policy if White House backed plans t o sell sophisticated radar planes to Saudi Arabia fell through M cCloskcv. a P a lo Alto Republican w·ho i:, seeking his party's U.S Senate nommat1on in the J une 1982 prima ry elec· lion. used the dedication of a statue of an eagle sculpture at Varco Intern a tiona l Inc 1n Or ange as a forum to air his support for President Reagan ·s pro posed S8 5 billi on sale of Ai rborne Wa rning a nd Control Syste m planl'S to the S<1udis. M<:Closke). \\ho slirrC'd angry fC'elings in tht• J ewL;h comm uni · t \' w hen he criticized the strength of lhl' so called Israel lobby in Washi ngton . main ta1ned that Saudi stability "as essenti al lo Amc•rican interests. "And vet. because of the fears of a single country. Israel we are about lo deny the presi- dent the right to fairly meet this chll ll enge." the No nhern California congr essm an told l.000 lis teners outside Varco headquarters. The company pro- duces oil indust ry tools M cCloske~ repeatedly assert- ed that U S foreign policy would "stand on the \'erge of disaster .. if Reagan was not permitted lo sell the controversial A WACS planes to Saudi Arabia In breaking ra nks wit h at least 252 House coll eagues who have voiced opposition to the pro· posed sale. the congressm a n said it was both "a bsurd" and "ridiculous" to interfere with the president 's a ttempts lo pro· tect U S interests 1n the Middle E ast. Speaking of the Sa udis. he Sll1d. "They are liter a ll y sur· rounded by Soviet equipped and a rmed nations .. H. \Cl\."i ,.\\\ 1\C.'i m. \/. / '111'/ \' \11 C '/11sk1·11 lie said that defense or rich Saudi Arabian oil fields was es· l>entral to preser vi ng American interests m the volatile Middle Eastern region Any interrup· t ion of vital oil supplies to the Webt. McCloskey said. would lead to immediate ~asoline ra t ion 1ng. unemp lo~ ment a nd <.'cono mic depression. Add1llonallv. he sll1d . the rest of th(' world. would see the in a bility flf American leaders lo deal effecti vely with t heir foreign partners if the A WACS pa ckage were to fa ll through Ml'Closkev called for return to a bipartisan foreign policy as well as "congressiona l de f· t•rencc" lo the conduct of such policy by the president In an 1nterv1ew following his spct•th. wh ich had been billed as a maJor public policy address. !he sa-vear-old lawmaker said the maJor argument again:-.! the I\\\' ACS sale was fear by Israel that it would lose its preemptive strike abilities with a n ad V(•rs ary having such sophistical· ed r adar equipment "I think those fears are gound· less ... he said. AncJ rderring to his criticism of t he .. I srael lo bby," McCloskey said the group was both powerful and effective. "I respect that lobby," he said. .. But I want to fi ght it on this is· sue .. Mesa High's farm project to be cited Improvements to Cos ta Mesa High School's farm complex, 2650 Fa irview Road. will be dedicat e d today by the Ne wport-Mesa Unified School District's board of trustees. The 4. 30 p m. ceremony, an- no unced by board pr esident Kenneth Waym an, will follow 4 p.m . farm facility lours led by m embers of the local chapter of Future Farmers of America, a spokesman announced. To be dedicated are more than $300,000 worth of facilities in· eluding farrowing and livestock pens, horticultural facilities and other install ations, s aid school principal Don Champlin. A beer barbecue wi ll follow the brief ceremony . Tickets, at $4.50 each , may be purchased by FFA Club mem bers or at the high school. Eighty.fi ve students c urrently a r e e nrolled in Cos ta Mesa Hi gh ·s agricultural programs . Dollar declines LONDON <AP> The dollar fe ll against all key foreign et1r· rencies except the British pound in quiet trading Friday. Gold and silver prices also declined. FURNACE FILTERS It's the lightweight f iberglass furnace filter that's energy saving if changed regul arl y o n ce a month. Saving energy means sav ing on your heating bills this winter. Six most populcr sizes at this sale price s.69 14"x25" 16''x25" 18"x25" 10-x20" 20"x20" 20"x25" ,..-1 .. -1 ........ ~ ..... 11-<4 ... ... ... • .. ... ). • ~ • .. 4 .. 4 .. 4 .. • .. .. ... .. 4 ... ... .. • ,.. ... ...................... ....................... .. 4 .. • .. 4 ... • "'• ... • .. . ... . .. . ... . .. ... ... . ... . .. 4 ... • .. • .. • .. • ... • ... ,.. • ... 4 .. • ,.. • .. • .. • ...... ..... .. . .. . .. . .. . ........................ ...... .... ...... ..... ..... ~ ~... ... .. . .. ... ... . ... ... Pria good ten ... I O.t .. I ......... S.fect.to......," N.t Orange Cont DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 Tenants seek aid • in· move '• Tenant.a o! a a mall coastal mobile home park ln Hunt.lqton 1 .. cb HY they will uk city of· hclal1 to speed a proposed or· clinance to protect them from be- lns evicted with no place to move. , Wlthout a law forcinc the landlord to help them relocate, lfnanta of Huntington Shores · park say they will be evicted end be forced to move trom Orang_e County next year because there aren't any availa-ble trailer spaces. ''We don 't care if we continue to ll ve by the coast; we just ~ant to s tay in Huntington Beac h," says Everett Brake, •pokesman for the SOS (Save Our Site) group. ''T he landowners planned to just throw us out, but they can afford · to help us relocate," Brake contends. "We're going to stick together 100 percent until \he last minute." Huntington Shores is a 43· \railer park on Pacific Coast ltighway and Huntington Street. ft 's owned b y Huntington Bea cliff Corp., a subsidiary of the Huntington Beach Co. Earlier thJs year, Seacliff of- ficials malled nouces to the park's 85 tenants that they will be evicted in November 1982 and the trailer site will become the location of a proposed shopping center. The City Council will consider extending a m o r at orium on changing mobile home parks to other uses. City officials are drafting a mobile home con- version ordinance that repor\ed· ly will require landlords to help evicted tenants relocate, accord· Ing to city officials. .,. ....... "THE POET" CONFESSES Ruth Finley, 51. of Wichita. Kan .. reportedly confessed to a four-year deception during which she 'convinced police she was "The Poet, .. a letter- writl'r whose thrc;.llenin1g. rh,,·ming messages \\l'l'l' cl1n•c·lL'd at :\lrs Finl~·y and others Dr. Kelter dies; early NB dentist Dr. Francis E. Kelter , who, as one of Newport Beach's first dentists. practiced on Balboa Island for more than 30 years. died Thursday at age 60. of Iowa. He studied dentistry al Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. During World War II, he served in the Army Air Force and came west when he was sta· ------ Neighbors fight • cnme Mesa group forms Neighborhood Watch organization Mesa Verde realdent•, COO· cerned about burglaries ln their affluent Coata Meaa reaidenUal neighborhood, have turned out to form the nucleus or a police- aponsored Neighborhood Watch organization. Officer Phil Hartman and community services officer San- di Alexander told the 70 resi· de nts gathered a l Balearic Neighborhood Center on Thurs· day nJght that the Mesa Verde area is being hit no harder by thieves than other Costa Mesa areas. . Ha rtman said eight home burglaries were reported in Mesa Verde last month, com- pared with 70 for the entire city. About half of Mesa Verde's r esid e ntial burglaries, he warned, are committed by' neighborhood youths. The other ha lf are attributed to adults from outside the local area. Half of all those burglaries, Hartman said, are conducted by thieves who enter homes through unlocked doors or win· dows. Shores Interiors llHUlenUaJ • Comme rc:lal ....,,... 2650 Avon St , -....,_.. Newport Buch _,.,. 642-ZZSS ......,,_, '-'r' Genera11J, he told resident.a. burglars will avoid e nterin1 homes wtth lights on or wilfi deadbolt locks ar(lxed to doors. Dogs, he safd, deter few burglars, unless their unusual barking warns neicbbors who in turn call police. Thursdays's turnout was at- tributed to Norma Starts, a real estate saleswoman, who said she "pounded oo 500 doors" in making the rounds of the Mesa Verde area. Police, Ms. Starts said. had asked her to help Ol'ganlze the Mesa Verde pa::J>cram while she worked her sales terr1tory. Resldent.s who turned out for Thursday's Police Department presentation have fo rme d smaller groups to meet with neithbors, become better ac· quainted a nd establish pro- grams lo wat ch each others' property, Ms. Starts said . Each group will be ·provided with a metal engraver to list driver's license n umbers on such i~ms as stereo equipment, t elevision Rets a nd other Bo k I •d ., valuables. 0 88 e lo 8 1 "I think It's a dynamite pro· d . · I au 1·11·ary 1 r a m that b r i n gs people me IC& X together in an old-fashioned way An outdoor book sale to benefit to be more aware and care more the South Coast Medical Center about what happens to their Auxiliary will be held at the neighbors," said Ms . Starts, a hospital Oct. 15 and 16 al the lob· Mesa Verde resident herself. by entrance. · ·'The police tell me they'd Sale hours are from 10 a.m. to rather have calls about s us- 6 p.m. both days. About 5,000 picious activities and go on a books have been donated for the 'dry run' than not be called out s ale . South Coast Medi cal on the possibility something is Center is located at 31872 South reall y happening . Coast Highway in South Laguna. "This is a great project." ~~~------'"'---~~--~ D D Last June, city o fficials established a $700,000 fund in- t ended to purchase land to create a mobile home park for evicted tenants . Some city of- fi cials have indicated that landlords who close mobile home parks may be asked to add to the fund, which was started with federaJ grant allocations. Dr. Kelter, who retired eight yea r s ago, d ied at Hoag Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness. family members said. tioned at Santa Ana Ar my Air 1----------~ There are 3,384 mobile home spaces .in Huntington Beach's 19 parks. including 1,089 trailers in five parks along the city's coastline. FtJneral services are to be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Ml. Carme l Catholic Churc h . Burial will follow at Pacific View MemoriaJ Park. A Newport resident of nearly 40 years. Dr. Kelter was a native Base. He set up hls practice on Balboa Island a short time later. He was the second dentist in Newport Qeach. He is survived by hi$ wife Vira Fern ; two sons, William and Shawn, both of Newport Beach; and two daughters. Patricia Ann Re iden of Costa Mesa a nd Marcella Kathleen Hatala of Ohio. Antique & Auto 1 Show & Sale Huntington Center Frt thru Sun. Oct 2-4 He aJso leaves stepson John t------------1 'Horseman' movie free fo r seniors Laguna Federal Savings and Loan will sponsor a showing of the film "Comes a .Horseman," starring Jane Fonda and James Caan. for senior citizens Oct. 16 at South Coast Theater. The fil m will begin at 2 p.m. Free tickets for seniors a r e available at Senior Citizens Club headquarters at the Veterans' Memor ial Community Center. 384 Legion St. Robert Weber of Newport Beach and stepdaughter Sally Said of Orange. Also surviving are 15 grandchildren. T he fam ily has asked that memorial contributions be made to the Kidney Foundation of Southe rn Californi a in ~a Mirada. '81 .. National Port Week and the 70th Anniversary of the Port of Long Beach IT'S ALL HAPPENING Sat. & Sun. 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Pwc.lwn ........ ..., ......., , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 .41 -------------------------------------=------------------------------------------------------------------~ ,,,. ........... H11rder Putmlmn11 \lac <;rnc1u h11ww1·' 1>t'1•r th1· r'a/1111r11w d1•sert ,,,, w1 \TC 11111111rb1ke dem1111stri11111q 11 111·11 '<'< l1111c1111· 111 cr1td1111<11lle1.1al ul1t'''·' 11ear 1h1• \/1·r1cw1 horder WINTERHAVEN CAP> -In the Sahara-like desert tucked into the iso lated southeast co rner of California, illegal aliens face an un· likely new threat. It's no longer a place you won't get caught. Bouncing wildly and crazily over the huge, shifting sand dunes is the ATC , that low.cut motorbike the kids love, with its three. big-balloon tires and terrific traction. Border patrolmen in uniform, hot in pursuit of aliens, are trying the Border patrolmen, hot in pursuit of aliens , are trying the "all -terrain cycles ," or and finding ideal. ATC , them "all-terrain cycles," or ATC, and finding them ideal "The only thing," says agent Jim Bowen, "is that you're squatting. half standing to keep your weight shifted over all the bumps. It gets quite tiring." Although they must take frequent breaks, the agents will drive an ATC over an eight-hour shift. usually in tandem of two or four. The heavy duty version of what young teen· agers drive in vacant Jots use only two gallons of gas for the day-long s hift and cost only Sl, 100 apiece, which is cons idered a bargain, Bowen said in a telephone interview. T here have been four of the uncon- ventional alien-chasers in use the last few months in the Border Patrol's El Centro sector of which Bowen is as- sistant chief patrol agent. The idea was Bill King's. Once the patrol's national training chief, King s upervises the 34 ,000-square-m ile sector where sand dunes stretch as far as the eye can see -as far as 20 miles east to west and 40 miles north of Mexico. Usually, agents patrol on- ly a few miles on either side of In- terstate 8, which curls lo with.in 11 'h miles of Mexico. Winterhaven is only a quarter-mile from Mexico and a favorite of il- legals entering the United States un- der cover of darkness. With special tracking lights mount· ed low, U.S. agents who are experts in the almost lost Indian art of "sign cutting" are able to follow the aUens' tracks. An experienced patrolman said he tries to outwit aliens who "try to figure out when you're not there and come through then.·· Wily guides paid $25 per alien lead many groups. A party of 25 was captured by the dune buggy riders two months ago. A chase can last for days. The vehicles with foot-wide tires can go 35 miles an hour in contrast to the El Centro sector's helicopter, two airpla11es and regular ground vehicles. Said Bowen: "I wouldn't want to go that fast on one," Bowen said. Earlier: motorcycles were used in the desert "but the men prefer t hese," he said. King got ;>ermission fro'" the Border Patrol's San Pedro head- quarters t9 spend $1,100 for each ATC and is asking for more. Dale Musgades, assistant director in the Chula Vista sector that in- cludes San Diego, said his men ··real· ly like" the fi ve which they're trying out, mainly in marshy areas between San Ysidro and the Pacific Ocean. In an interview. King said his or- ganization has "a unique mission that requires special talents." And s pecial machines. Farmland hill signed L aw permits land-preserve cancellation SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. has signed a bill making it easier to develop land cov- ered by California's farmland con- servation law. Without comment, the governor signed AB2074 by Assemblyman Richard Robinson, D-Santa Ana, giv- ing ownc!rS of property covered by the state's Williamson Act a one- time-only opportunity to cancel their land-preserve contracts. The act, officially known as the California Land Conservation Act of 1965.. gives property tax breaks to farmers and ranchers who sign con- tracts to keep land in agricultural use for at least 10 years. The 1965 law allows the land to be taxed as agricultural lan<l, pther than at the higher rate imposed on commercial property. Tbe law wu designed to halt the rapid lrfDlformaUon of prime farm land intO bowllnl &.eta, shopping cent.en and other u{ban uses. Under the act, contract• are autolJ\atkally renewed each year for 10 more years. If a property owner wishes to cancel a contract, be mU1t wail nine yean before the cafteella. lion takes ell'ect. Opponents of tbe law said tbe act ..,. unfairly "locked in" land, barring owners from their prerogative of de- veloping the property at will. Robinson's bill, which goes into ef· feet Jan. 1, gives property owners covered by the act a 90-day period beginning March 1 to submit applica- tions to have their contracts can- celed. Under the bill, the applications would have to be approved, unless local agencies find that canceling the contracts could create urban sprawl. Landowners who cancel contracts during the period would have to pay a penalty equal to one-eighth the land's new market value. Robinson's bill follows a February stale Supreme Court rulln& in which the court said that local governments mu s t find extraordinary circumstances to Justify cancellation of the contracts. ' The court's deciaion ca.me in a cue brought by environmental.lits atain.st the city of Hayward, with the court .;uling that Hayward failed to comply with the Willlallll9fl Act when tt cu- celed a couple's land·preeervation. contract. In &(arch, the blth court .tuck by its ruling , denyttaa Ha)'ward'a re- quest for • rebeattna' In lbe c!ue. 1 J ·chess expert Fiisc.ller I U.S. o i l bui ldup hits peak - still man of seclusion· SOUTH PASADENA <AP) - Former chess prodll)' and world ch a mplory Bobby Fls~her la ap· parenUy stiU Uving in secluaion ln South Pasadena and havina nothlna to do with chesa, according to a cbesa expert who has kept ln touch with Fischer over tbe years. Fischer, 38, who took the chess world by storm at age 13, last played championship chess In 1972 ip Rey- kj avik, lcelal'\'1, unseating Boris Spassky as champion. He refused to defend his championship in 1978 after the International Chess Federation declined to modify it.s rules to meet his demands, and so he retired. - ''Last I heard he was somewhere in South Pasadena . . . a couple of months ago," said chess expert Isaac Kashdan, who writes a chess column for the Los Angeles Times. "There's just nG way you can get in touch with him . ··He 's not playing c hess any more," Kashdan added. "He's not in- volved in chess in any way." It was not immediately known what the former chess champion was doing for a living. Fischer has lived In the Paaldena area for many years lollowlftt bla In· volvement with the Worldwide Church of God. Kashclan aald Fbcher is not involved with the church any mo•e. In 1977, Fischer was charged with battery and trespasalng following a dispute with a magazine writer at her South Pasadena apartment. Fischer had wanted writer Holly Ruiz to sign a statement to the ~feet that she had not told Fischer his comments about the church would be published. The charges were later dismissed following an out-of-court settlement. Last August, Fischer reportedly told a magazine editor in Iceland that he wanted to play again. Johann Thorir, editor of Chess magazine, said the match would be played in Iceland against an Icelandic con· lender who was not named. No date was set for the m~tch, and Kashdan said he doesn 't believe Fischer will play it. Fischer , who was unavailable for comment Fri- day, could not be reached last August for comment on the report, either. WILJ' H BRAWN B.obby Ptscher 3 honored Three area residents have received scholarsh ips to UC Davis. They are David Kappos of Fountain Valley. Serafina R . Sands and Laura A. 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Edmund Brown Jr. has named a former Sao Francisco police sergeant and an ex· public defender to the Youth Offender Parole Board . Brown an · nounced the appoint- ments of William J . Hemby , 43 , o f C armichael , and Juelann K. Cathey, 45, of Los Angeles. Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlightenment In This Generation NightSP.Ot guide! EVENIMIS ~ A Coming Thursday OctOber 8th · .. Mlle for mile, the Oranae Coast has to rank a one of the nlptepot capital• of the world, with over 900 e.atlnc fc drinkinl est.abliabmeote. Find out wbat the bot 1pob are Thursday, Oct. I, ln • apeelal pull-out section excl&Qlvely lD UM Da1J1 Pilot. llllyl'lllt For home delivery, call 842·4321 ' --- ............ shine and warmth in Tokyo. where tem- peratures have been in the low 80s. FREE Preasback Office Swivel Chair With the purchase of selected oak rolltopde5ks. Available in 42'', 48"', 54• & (IJ". Oak China/Curio Cabinet sALE PRJcm $299 Beautiful carved oak china cabinet with curved glass doors. Solid Oak Ice Boxes 40" x 16" x 26" SALE PRICE 32"' x 22" x 40" SALEPRJCE Nixon plaque gets ax in BadAxe, Michigan Seminar scheduled A seminar on "Copln1 with Calllornl•'• Non· profll Corporation Law" 11 1cheduled Oct. 13' from 1 to 4~ p.m. at th~ Or1n1e County Voluntary Action Center, tralntng room, 14'0 E. lit Street, Santa Ana. Coet la 125. BAD AXE, Mlch. CAP ) -the president of Duke University hu found out ,what offlclala tn Bad An · already knew: the time may not be. quite rl1bt for Richard M. Nixon commemoraUves. Paul SoJnj, Huron County Building Authority chairman, says he has pre· aented the idea of a plaque com· memoraling the former president's vlsit to this community of 3,000 Fetuses heard 'eavesd:ropping' WINSTON·SALEM, N.C. <AP) - Professor Anthony DeCasper says fetuses "eavesdrop" on what goes on outside the womb and are influenced by what they hear. DeCasper, an associate professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, used rubber nipples that recorded newborns' sucking patterns in rela· tion to vocal stimuli. What did the babies prefer? The sound of their own mothers' voices. $everal tlmea In the put few.years - moat recently In June. Each Ume, he said, "lt received a cool reception" from cosmtY commissioners. Duke's president, Terry Sanford, has been trying for months to have a library to bouae Nixon'• presidential paper• built at the Durham, N.C., campus. Nixon was a 1937 '1'aduate of the Jaw school. But alumni have staged protests, and the faculty passed· a reaoluUon oppoalng any monument to Nixon. who resigned the presidency Aug. 9, 1974. amid the Watersate scandal. Edward Moore. the man who originated the Bad Axe plaque idea, said his plan was "nothing elaborate. Just a plaque in the sidewalk or cor· nerstone of the Huron County Build· ing just to show the president came to visit us hicks up here ... We don't even get the local politicians to come to Bad Axe much.·• Nixon came to Bad Axe -110 miles north of Detroit -on April 9, 1974, to campaign tor James M . Sparling, the Republican nominee for Michigan's 8th Congressional Dis· tricl. The seminar wlJJ pro· vldt an overview of the law and an explanaUoo ot changes that might be needed in articles of IO· corporation, by·laws and other corporate documents. For-information, call "828· 7071. Corps to train Qualified Orange County young people, 18 to 22, can learn survey-ing, computer repair, health services, solar beating and 160 other trades ln the Job Corps. If interested, call 636-8400. Wall Telephone Truly Functional Reg.f'l25 SPECIAL $}89 Oak Plant Stands ·Oak Toilet Seat WuhC~~ $22.22 Solid Oak Mirrors Shop And Compare We cany quality oak~ tables froyn Sllwr Apple ... Studio K .. and Dino Of Califomia .. at the lowat prices allowed by our manufacturers. 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A recent bump on his he<td. too !'>m<1ll t11 be easil~· detected. resulted in the boy"' being hospitalized l\\O week!'>. Spirit center not spooky LILY DALE, N. Y. (A P l -Voices from the world beyond, bodies that pass through walls, handwritten messages from the dead -for more than a century. this sleepy western New York com munity has witnessed such events, true believers say. But casuaJ visitors to "The World's Largest Center for the Religion of Spiritualism·· are Hkely to walk away disappointed, says Frank Shepherd. board member of the Lily DaJe Assembly. "They come here thinking there's something spooky about Lily Dale. But there's nothing spooky about it," he says. "There are no floating trum- pets -though there might be some in private homes." Floating trumpets, the retired high school principal explains. are cone-s haped objects througq which a spirit's voice speaks as it moves about a room. They are materialized by a medium. a person "sensitive to the ... spirit world -and able to re· ceive and relay messages from those living in the next plane of existence." says Joseph Merrill, vice president of the National SpirituaJist Association. The "messages." often of comfort or advice. along with "spiritual healing." have been an im· Spiritualism appears to have hurt community. portant part of the religion since the founding in 1879 of what is now the Lily Dale Assembly Inc. Located on the shore of Cassadaga Lake, about 40 miles south of Buffalo, it is primarily a summer community, with tall trees lining shady streets of Victorian-era homes. Its appearance resembles Chautauqua Institute to the south, which also started as a re- ligious encampment. at about the same time. That institute prospered after changing its em· phas is from the religious to the secular. Lily Dale, like Chautauqua, has had its promi- nent speakers -like Susan B. Anthony, who re· portedly gave her first speech on women's suffrage here in 1891, and Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Christian Scientist Church. But Lily Dale's decision, early on, to stick to its emphasis on spiritualism appears to have hurt. the community financially. Paint peels from more than a few of the 150 wooden buildings on the 176-acre site. And while the year-round residence of about 85 families -in· eluding 11 mediums -grows considerably during the s ummer, "For Sale" signs are everywhere. One reason has been a rule that all buyers must have been members of the Spiritualist Church and Lily Dale A~sembly for at least a year. Opponents of that rule won a state Supreme Court challenge in July 1980, and an appeal Is pending. Still, says Byron Candy. 52, a resident since 1941, "You ~an·t get mortgages in here any more because of the fact that you don't own your own land. You just lease it from the Assembly. '·Most of the kids raised here, they're aone. There just isn't any lndustry around," Candy says. And many of \hose remalDing are older peo. ple, who, because they don't have the money t.o maintain their homes, often wind up "aivtna them to the Dale or selling. them for whatever tbey can get," he says. "Last week, one went for $2,500." Cuts prompt saving WASHINGTON (AP) -Fut action to cut the Ume for processing security clearanca for State Department and contractor employees could save the go\'emment nearly $1 billion ln the next fiscal year, according to a General AccounUna Office re- port. ( -' Pendleton Marines to hold sale The p{AbUc is invited to a M ar1ne Corps auction of s urplus property at Camp Pendleton begin· nin& 9 a.m., Oct. 22. lteO\S may be inspect· ed daily except weekends from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning Oct. 14. A complete lisL with terms and conditions of purchase, will be dis- played al Building 2241 at Camp Pendteton. · Among the 200 items available are t e nts, tires, copier machines. auto equipme nt and m otorcycles. For details ca ll 725-4331. Director to speak Pearl S. West, direc- tor of the California Youth Authority, will speak Oct . 8 on "Diversion, Community· Based Intervention for Delinquents." and trends In juvenile justice in the realities of the '80s. The presentation will be part of a youth se rvi ce program luncheon sponsored by Y.S.P. Inc .. to be held at the Hotel Laguna in Laguna Beach. Cost for the luncheon is $9.50. For information call 540·6921 . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 Troplut Fbh •Fresh• M•lne Aqu1rlum SupPlies S•pt. 30, 1N1 ·Oct. 8, 1911 HypheHobrycon .. rpae: .99 I am of the tamlly characldae. My body lucent red with an ebony patch on my shoulder and dorsal fin, anal fin a deep red edged In black. 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Given their views, few people were surprised when, on July 4, it was an· nounced that the Navy would seek Congressional approval for a new. five year, $1 20 billion shipbuilding and aircraft procurement program Designed to meet the goal of a 600 ship fleet, the program will add 143 new or reactivated ships. including three aircraft carriers. and nearly 1,900 aircraft, to the rteel. The program is certain to generate opposition. Some critics will question Admiral llayward 's analysis of the nava l balance Others will question Lehman's reliance on carriers as the principal ships of the fl eet. Still others will question th<' feasibili· ty of reactivating four Iowa-class bat· tles hips and two Essex-class earners. all of which were built during World War ll. Many will question the $120 billion price tag. To be sure, each of these question~ will require an answer. But. these are technicaJ matters. and not nearly so im portant as the main pre mise: The U S requires naval superiority over the So viet Union. Since the turn of the century the U S has fought its wars. with the possible exception or the war against Japan. in the manner of a "continental po" er ." Twice in Europe, and again in Kore<1 and Vietnam. the U.S. sought victory by attacking the enemy at his strongest point and, through the application of superior military power. bludgeoning him into surrender This method of waging war, especial ly in Europe, was only possible due to the congruence of three s trategic variables. First. America's allies prevented the enemy from achieving a quick victory Second, the U.S. and its allies com manded the maritime approaches to the war zone, allowing the U.S. to ship men and materiel to the zone in rela tive s afety. Third. the combination of these two strategic factors gave the U.S. time to provide the military power needed to overwhelm the enemy. Being van ables. however. these three s trategic factors were subject to change, and they have changed S••l·ond , the Soviet fleet outnumbers that or the U S by about 100 major s ur face combatants. It enjoys an advan· tage of nearly three to one ln attack subm a rines. the weapon with which llitlcr almost brought Britain to s ur- render in WW II. Ta ken together, t hese two Sovie t strategic advantages make It unlikely that in the event of war, the U.S. would f:\ave the time to convert its lndunrial bast! to a wartime footing and to ship the men and ma teriel required to pre- vent the Soviets overrunning Europe. Thus the contention of the secretary of defense that the U.S. must reconsider its war-fi ghting s trategy. rt is the essence of "island power" s trategy to deploy forces in areas dis· tant from the cen tral front, but nevertheless vital t o the Soviet Unjon. s o as lo compel it to defend those areas by withdrawmg troops Crom the central front. If the Soviets a re threatened in a suf. ficiently large numbe r of places, this s trategy will , in time, reduce Soviet supe riority on the central front to manageable proportions. Once that has been a<'compHshed, the supcnor industrial and latent military po"' er of the S. and its allies can be brought to bear on the central front with some prospect of achieving victory. The purs ui t of an "island power" strategy depends in the first instance on the naval s uperiority of the U.S. The Navy must be able to cross the world's Ol'eans in re lative safety. Once oH the coast of the Eurasian l:rndmass it must be superior al the µoint of concentration to those elements of the Soviet fl eet which would attempt lo disrupt its operations. Without naval s uperionty such a s trategy is impossi- ble An "island power" strategy is not without its costs. Such a s trategy re- q111rcs time to lake effect . and in war thl' µassage of time is measured in the IO'>S or life and properly. fhus. it would behoove the U.S., if the -,ec·retary of defense 1s nght about the oh~ole,cence of our traditional "con· ltnt·ntal power " strategy, to prepare 1t~l'lr 1n peacetime to execute an · 1~land power " strategy For 1f the Soviets know that the U.S .. hkc Churchill's England, would not cease in its efforts to defeat them, they may be less likely to precipitate war. If the U.S. 1s to adopt an "island power" strategy, it must r egain naval superiority The Navy's new $120 billion program is designed to achieve that end It is the responsibility of pro· fessional!> to decide the technical ques· lions related to that program. It 1:-. the public's responsibility to de- c ide whether it 1s willing to assume the costs and bear the burdens that such a s trategy '-"ill impose on them. ................. .....,.. Memorial misinterpreted . .. ·.· Size of tribute, pu.blic donations will honor Vietnam war dead By COL. DONE. SCHAET Col. Don E. Schtut f.t uecutnic vice pre• dent of the Vietnam Vel•rau Mernoru&l fi'und Inc. A recent article in this newspaper by Gary Schmitt unfairly criticised the planned Vietnam Veterans Memorial in -Washington, D.C. There needs to be some clarification. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund <VVMF) is a non-profit organiza- tion a uthorized by Congr ess to establish a n a tional memorial to Vietnam t!t· . \S. Its purpose is to honor and rec: ognize all Americans who served In the armed forces in Vietnam, especially those who gave their lives. The memorial will make no political s tate ment about the war, a point Schmitt's article criticised. As rar as VVM F is concerned, the issue is not whether the Vietnam war was eood or bad. right or wrong, moral or immoral, won or lost. The issue at hand is whether the people of this country should pay tribute to their sons and daughters who serve in uniform when called. As a people, we have always done so in the past. VVM F believes we should do so now, ror the 2.7 million who served in Vietnam, the 57 ,692 killed, the 300,000 wounded, the 75,000 disabled, and the 2,500 s till missing. VVMF is not a membership or1aniza- tion. It has a s mall staff and is support- ed by a large group of volunteers. local- ed not only in Washington but ln almost every state. When the project is com· plete, VVMF will dissolveb and the· memorial will be taken over y the Na- tional Park Service. Congress unanimously passed a bill allocating two acres or land next to the Lincoln Memorial for the memorial. This bill was co-sponsored by 100 senators and 196 r epresentatives . ll was signed into law on JuJy 1, UMO. During the Rose Garden ceremony, forme r President Jimmy Carter com- mented, ''Perhaps even m ore than those who served. our nation needs this memoriaJ ... " Among the most glaring dis tortions in the Schmitt article are those having to do with the memorial design. For the record, the design was selected through a competition that was open to all Americans 18 years old and over. Some 3,800 people participated. Included were the nation's top design firms a.s well as rank amateurs. Many were veterans. The winner was selected by a jury of internationally known sculptors. architects and landscape architects. The jury was screened and selected on the basis of their expertise and sensitivity to the needs of the American public for the memorial. The overwhelming consensus of art critics about the winning design is that it will result in a magnificent memorial. It will be an open chevron recessed in· to the ground and located near the Lm· coln Memorial. The lush green lawn. gently sloping down to its 10-foot depth will contrast with the highly polished black granite facade on which the n ames of the 57,692 dead or unaccounted for will be in- scribed. Surrounded by more lawns. modest l andscaping , s tately trees anlf pleasant walkways, one will not have to stumble upon it as Schmitt says. In fact, it will be a lmost as long as ~ Washington Monument is tall, some 400 feet. One hardly stumbles on something one-third longer than a football field. Reference was m ade to its color as IJ it were too somber. It will be black. Other than the sheer beauty of gleart\- ing black, no other meaning is intended by the color. I suspect the same could be said for the massive base of the Marines Me morial (lwo J ima flag raia· ing l a nd entire Sea bees Me morial in Washington both are black. The project will be clearly identified a s the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, giving context to the names on it. It will be well drained and fully accessible to the handicapped. The schedule calls for the memonaJ to be dedicated in November 1982. That depends upon rais ing the mo ney, however. Most like ly, the money for the me m o rial could h ave been obtained from Congress, but the VVMF decided to raise the funds from the private sec tor individuals. corporations, unions, veter ans groups. civic organizations and the like. In this way, it will be more mean- ingful : a gift from the American people not Crom a governing body to final- 1 y say thank you for having served Thus. except for the land, the cost of the me morial will be paid for by private donations. The public sho uld know that. while a ~ number of Vietnam veterans are facing ser ious problems, most now are produc- tive citizens making up a solid portion of the work force and rising into leadership positions in industry. bus l· ness and government. These people are a national resource. not vict ims. as Schmitt claims. .· H •. , ~ . ., One last point. The VVM F was formed by, is directed by, and is largely staffed with Vietna m veterans. Our purpose is to honor those who served We will do no less. People may con tribut e to the m e morial fund b y s ending tai<· deductible donations to Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Box 37240. Washington. D.C. 20013. So far have they changed in the last 15 years. in fact , that Secretary or Defense Caspar Weinberger believes that the U.S. ought to abandon the con tinental strategy which was based upon them. Taxing arrangements prolong surviv or's grief In a recent speech Weinbe rger argued that the U.S. has "becom e an island power." Calling to mind the massive Soviet arms build-up since l.965. he declared that, in event of war wi th the Soviet Union. it should be the pol icy of the U.S. to "launch counter-offensives in other regions and try to exploit the ag gressor's weaknesses wherever they ex isl." The region. other than which the U.S must be prepared to fight in, is. or course. the central front in Europe. The facts of the situation there. as they re late to the three variables outlined above. support Weinber l?er·s argument. First, the Soviet Union and its allies have in pos ition, or immediately availa- ble, an army which outnumbers that of the U.S. and its allies by nearly three to one in divisions of troops, two to one in tacticaJ aircraft, and nearly six to one in tanks. By LAURA f'REMONT ca,1..i ..... s. .... k • SAC RAMENTO -It's terrible t o watch someone you love die. Somehow everyone s hould be used to death by now. but it seems to be som<'ttung that still causes shock, dis· m ay. and a lot of pain. It hits like a thunderclap even when it's expected and it usuallv t akes monlhS, even years for those left behind to pick up their lt ves and carry on as before. The healing process isn't helped by the fact that there never seems to be just a quiet period in which to mourn and recover. There are always "arrangements" to bl' made by the s urviving family or friends. and the complexity and un- pleasantness of those arrangements seem magnified beyond all reality when viewed through a veil of pain. One of the more distressing or "ar- rangements" that must be made when someone dies is the financial settling of his or her "estate" -whether that means a mansion or a sack filled with c lotbes. California has an inheritance tax that has been a subject of controversy for many years. It raises millions of dollars in state revenue. and as such con- tributes to the budgetary requirements of other programs in the state. But t h e re have been nume rous legislative attempts to repeal the in· heritance tax. This year's attempt wa.s r ebuffed by members of the Le&islature who argued that the loss of up to $400 million if the tax were repealed would be too debilitating a blow to the state's already deeply troubled fiscal stability. As one Assemblyman put it, "l have complete sympathy for the survivlng spouse. Each of us has been through that experience, and it can be inhuman. On the other hand . . . i£ we vC>ttd for all reduction measures that have come before us and will come before us, we would have to cut local governments not $1.5 billion but $2.5 billion. We owe somethlng to the living." While heh.ad a point in terms of finan- cial responsibility, in his argument he also touched on a reason for repealing what has come to be known as the "ghoul lax." "We owe something to the living." That very phrase might be used by op- ponents of the inheritance tax. The living are the ones who have lo deal with the paperwork required by the tax. They have to d eal with the fact that the value of the decedent's holdings may not have kept up with inflation, thus requiring the sale of a valued home or persona l property that s urvivors would rather keep In the family. And they are the ones who may have months of sorting and figuring and re- porting to do before they are finished with the government's requirements. And that is the most distasteful part of the whole bus iness. As one s uch person told me." "It's im- possible to stop thinking about the death of a loved one wrule I have to deal with tax paperwork every day." After failing year after year to get the tax repeaJed by the Legislature , As· semblyman Don Rogers. R-Bakers field, finally went the initiative route. The voters will have a chance to de· cide the issue in June 1982. It's true that without the state inheritance tax. the state will lose a lot of money. It's also true that there is a federal inheritance tax, so the pain will not be completely eliminated, just djminished. But it's also a te rrible thing to watch someone you love die . . . and then have the state remind you of it through tons of paperwork. Energy sources prove Brown a prophet without honor in state By THOMAS D. ELIAS Thoma& Elias i.s a /ree-lance political col· umnut baled in Santa Monica. Ever since a Chicago writer hung the "Moonbeam" tag on him, some t>f Gov. Jerry Brown's pet notions have been laughing stocks in California. Aller all, what could be more quixotic than believing in windmills as a power source? And who e ven knows what "biomasa" is? Brown's interest in a slate-owned satellite alJlo helped solidify his Image aa a bit of a nate. Now it' turns out that Brown may fil the cluaic Image of a prophet without honor in bis own land. For many o! the idea~ he's pushed, eapecially in energy tN~are 1alnfng prominence intern•· ti y as potential answers to the wort e energy crunch. At a United NatJons conference on •mall e:oern sOW'cn that drew experts from 75 nallona to Loe An1eles late Jut monlh. many of the technlqu.,s Brown has backed were described as the most promising in the world. "Small, renewable energy sources can be developed fast , with UlUe or no transportation cost because they are usually used by nearby residents and in· dus try and they are found almost everywhere,·• said Joseph Bamea, the Germa n who acted as chief science of- ficer of tt)e U.N. conference. That's the same theme Brown and his appointees have sounded almost since the day he became eovemor In 19'75. "The development ol 1mall resource1 and especially renewable resources ii the keystone of Californla energy policy for the future ,•' says Ruuell Schwelkarl, the former Apollo astronaut who chairs the st.ate Enersy Commlssloo. Schwetckart says hi• commlulon has "prospected" the entire state for polen· Ual wind enersy and found •trooa bretaes blow often enouOa and bard enou1h to provlcl4 13,000 IMl••attl of power each \1Hr. 1f uUlW• Mt up windml1ls in au the right places, that would provide almost one·t.bird ol t.h4 electricity California uses. Schweikart also says thlt under Brown, development o f 1mall hydroelectric power unt~~imall CAUFORtlA FOCUS dams on various s~a~ -bu betun to accelerate. "We'U have ~ m•c••.U. of amaU hydro oo line by UllS, '' he repor1.tCI, "and~ permits for small hydro unt\a were filed with u. In the I~~. mon than the eot.ln total ·~-,lar In tM put." Added Lo Ute ., .... ••• •••II hydrotl.wic de\'fioo• ..... bath too expeoslve to bollMr wlt.b )a..,...., .... cost ener&y days, ia use ot blomaa. Tb1t'1 another wol"d for or1aalc wut.e, ~•from ..UIUI .-. eo alm0ft4 bulb. &l)*lally In the Su Joaquin Valley, where tons of nutsbeU1 and frail pits are produced daily, using them for: energy is becoming popular. But in l1l08t parts of Calllomia, these project.a draw more snickers Ulan ad· mlration. Not so al the U.N. coolerence. "This tort of energy 11 ~ing more and more promisln1 u the cost of oll 1oea up," Hid Barnea. And Schwei.kart contends that once the &tart·up coals of 1witcllln1 to the 1maller, renewable ener gy sources are paid, they'll bffome far more economic than oil and natural 111. "Eltdrtclty tenerated from otl now cotta 1-.i 11 cent.a per kilowatt hour,'· fl• said. ''Wind wW cost a UtUe. m.ore durtac the atart·up period, but wUJ level off at about 1 ~ts per ttlowatt bour. '1 Aacl P'.O•er from blomua COlll ·~,...._from s ceats tb U centa per kll....U boW, depencliq on what JOU're ....... , So Schwelkart b convinced lbe prices aloM wW eventua1J.y will ac~ foe "9 new, amalltr and reewable ....,., 1ourct1. "All we can do is try to put the techni· ques into use and let the economics speak for themselves. But the Gov. Moonbeam Image is tough lo over- come." The U.N . experts made. it clear they don't consider Brown's energy Ideas flaky, But they don't vote in California elections. . ... OAANG8 COAIT lllJPlil The comment P•ie oltheD•lly Pilot aeeka to lll(or·m and 'stimulate l"Mders by ~t.· lna a vart«y ol conunemary on to,tc:a of lnttreat and sl1ntnc~ from lnform~ ob- serven ud 1pohlmet1. Yea, I know, school isn't always the most fun place in the• world. But since you're there, try to maJie the best of it. Uncle Len didn't have the easiest time when he was a pro- fes$ionaJ student. There are a few simple rules I learned to follow that helped pave out those rough days in academia. If you stick to Uncle Len's Guidelines for Schooltime High Jinks, you're sure to sail through the year. Before you know it, June will be rolling in and it will be summer vacation time again. Here are some best bets for easing your way through some difficult times while having a good educational experience. 1. Ne\'er throw a paper ball wad when the teacher is looking. If you're caught, you might have to eat the evidence. Let me tell you, lined notebook paper tastes terrible. (I perler construction "paper.) 2. Memorize your comic books at night so you won't have to worry about being disciplined for reading them in class. 3 . Avoid s lapping two c halkboard erasers together near a teacher who is allergic to dust. 4. £.Yen though your digital , watch is accurate lo a milJionth of a second, it won't help you get out to re<!ess any earlier. You're still going to have to follow that old diaJ clock on the wall. 5. Do not use a foghorn lo get the attention or a teacher who doesn't seem to see your raised hand. The noise will sort or dis- rupt class for a while. 6. Never bring a frog to class. AJl teachers hate frogs, especial- ly the ones who leach biology. Uncle Len isn't very fond or am- phibians either. 7. Finally, do not pay any at- tention lo people who y ell "heads up" lo warn that a foot- ball or basebaJJ is about to hit somebody. Run, jump to the ground but don't stick your face up so that it can be pelted by a baJI. Now that I've made life a bit • easier . let's see what Uncle , Len's friends aren't particularly fond of at school. Felieia Hall, 11, or Fountain Valley says "Everytime those school bells ring my eardrums pop! I RATE THOSE BELLS!" I agree Felicia, so you win first place this week and the $5 prize. On the other hand, Janell Rogers of Huntington Beach seems to have a little trouble , with chewing gum: "Sticking your gum that you got caught c hewing on the end of your nose" is what she hates about school. For her efforts, though, the 13-year-old took second place • and $2. Ugh! Dog days at school F'I RST PLACE WINN ER F'ellc1a Hall of F'ountam Valley . I-kl HrL! Ha.J • /../a, I . . SECO.'llD PLACE W/.'11.VER Janell Rogers of Huntingtori Beach Wow, did we have an incredi· ble thunderstorm early Thurs· day morning. I'm sure a lot of you saw the lightning flash when it started Wednesday evening. Uncle Len has never seen a storm like that in all the years he's been living around these parts. In the Midwest they have t hem all the tirne. But Calirornfa is really quite a boring place for weather. So I'd like you to draw a pic- ture of the storm. Maybe you'd like to try and capture a light- ning bolt on paper. Or you can draw ominous thunderheads. Do your meteorological best. Send your weather pictures to Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. Remember to use black ink only on a piece of paper 4 inches square. Try lo get your works to me by Wednes- day. Good luck with the contest. I hope you burst, boom and bang out some good art. . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. 0(:tober 3, 1981 All f .~ ........... GETTING A LIFT -Six-year-old Ted Mosteller. left. JUSl wasn't quite tall enough to reach the m a ilbox in front of his Medina County home. but that didn't deter him. By lifting his brother Tim, 3, high enoug h to get his hand in the box. the mail was recovered successfully. Teens dance fo r p eer Animals Money raised to help injured youth begin ARVADA , Colo. <AP > - RecenUy, Pomona High School students danced in the hope that 16-year-old Zant Scott might walk again. Students at the school also have sold cakes and yarn dolls to raise money for Scott, a classmate who was injured in a car accident. '"Without them , I don"t know what I would have done,·· said Scott's mother. Ginny Maloney. Teresa Campbell, 17, said stu dents hoped to raise $5,000 to help with Scott's medical bills. Scott suffered brain stem in· juries and factures of his col· larbone. leg a nd ribs when he was hit by a car near the hi gh school in J une He was in a com<1 for two months. lhs do('tors said he was learning to w<1lk <1nd t<1lk again, but wouldn"t return to school for a nother year. The teen-ager left the ho~p1t<1l to visit the d<1nce JO his honor More than 100 cheering students greeted him as his mother :.ind <1 friend guided hi s wheelchair into the Pomona High gym ""Many times I thought 1f Zant should die . there h<1s tu be a reason ... said Mrs. M alonl'V as she wa tched the dancing teen agers. ""The only rea~on I C'ould think of was that the!>l' kids would come lo realize th<1t life is precious. • Journey FRESNO <A P > -A Bengal tiger and a baby hippopotamus h<1ve begun a journey of 6,000 miles from Fresno's Reeding Park Zoo to a new home in Northern China. The 17."month-old tiger and the six-month-old hippo were placed JO crates and transported to San Diego Zoo recently on the first leg of their trip lo the Taiyuan Zoo JO China. Dr. Paul Chaffee, director of the Fresno zoo. said China is up- grading the quality or its zoos. }Wegro' leagues offered baseball at its finest By CLARISSA MYRICK ................. lrfke Oscar Charleston was his name. He starred at about every position on the diamond and has been called the greatest baseball player of all time. Then there was Buck Leonard. His first-base playing skills were considered the m atch or New York Yankees s tar Lou Gehrig's. But even among avid baseball buffs these names may draw a blank. They played in the Negro baseball reagues in the years before that historic day in 1947 when Jackie Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers and broke the half-century-old color barrier in the majors. Charleston and Leonard did not play in obscurity by any m e ans . Though the Negro leagues were around before the color bar went up, the teams reached their s tride in the 1920s and '30s when thousands or b lack Cans, a nd even s ome white baseball enthus iasts, packed stadiums. ballparks and sandlots all over the county lo see the stars of such teams as the Kansas City Monarchs, the Pittsburgh Crawfords and the Newark Eagles. These Cans got the chance to see baseball at its f inest "Blacks were playing probably the most exciting -yes, and ve ry possi bly th e best - baseball seen in America before 1947," critic John Holway writes in his book, "Voices from the Great Black Baseball Leagues." Carl Scheele, corator of a re· cent exhibition on black baseball at the Smithsonian's Museum of American History, agrees. ''The talent of the black baseball league stars was am azing." Talent wasn "t the only thing these players had going for them. They had charisma and a bit of panache. The flamboyant pitching style and personality or Leroy "Satchel" Paige, for in- stance. made him a national celebrity even before he broke into the major leagues in 1948 as a 42-year -old ''rookie" for the Cleveland Indians. Another dazzling pitch er, "Smoky" Joe Williams, was throwing treacherous fast balls before Paige became a star on the mound . And there was shortstop John Henry Lloyd whose mild manner off and hard-driving ballplaying on the field earned him the title "the Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of basebaJJ." Although most of these players were never declared na- tional sports champions, they did become heroes in the na- tl on' s black communities. "When I was a kid, I felt a great sense of pride whenever I watched black leaguers play," recalls James Piper, a designer for the Museum of American Hlttory and hJmtell a former temi·pro black baseball player. Ironically , soon after Robinson cracked the color bar in maj~ lea1ue ba1eball, the black lea1ues be1an to fade C:IWay. ··Once integration began. the major leagues recruited the bet· ter young players of the black leagues," cultural historian Donn Rogosin, who organized the black baseball exh1b1tion , explains. '"Then the Cans stopped going to see the black league teams play: they opted for inte· grated rather than segregated baseball ·· ll "s not easy to track down the gr eat mom ents of the Negro leagues and their stars. Most of the teams never documented thei r players' records. The large m('tropolitan n ewsp ape r s seldom covered their games and hardly ever featured stories about the players. ~ when the leagues died, the little bit of fa me the black league stars had known died. too. Dog of tlte W eelc ..., ............ NEEDS HOME -Scooter is a male hephe rd mix. black and brown in color. He like~ kids. is play(ul and would make a good watch dog. IC you'd like to take Scooter home. contact the Orange County Humane Society, 21632 Newland St., Huntington Bea~. Call S.16-8480 ff D ] F 81 ol re pl Ee ()( lb fo Of si1 ke Nt pe g, aq ev I \ aa W• . ye hu (OI Cll up fr~ tot fif g6 prj h I How to s tuff quilt DEAR PAT DUNN : I w1nt to replace the ~tufflng In an 'Old handmade quilt which baa been lo my ramlly for years. I plan to U8e polyester·flber fllUng, but I'm not sure where to begin taking the squard apart or bow to ln11ert the new flUlng without dama1la1 the covering. C.lt., Buntlnitoa Beach Quilting experts contacted advise local· ing and reopening the holes on the underside of the quilt where insertions were originally made. Using a knitting needle, push stuffing through these tiny holes, which were darned shut when the quill was made. Begin repad- ding by plucking apart the new filling. Then spear small wads of filling on the end of your needle, and push them into the opening on the quilt's underside. Darn the opening s hut when finished. Fi rm does1~'t answer DEAR PAT DUNN: We ordered a quartz "Ultra·Glo People Heater" from Ultra Energy Corp. in Mllford, Conn., last March. The filament was cracked wben It arrived and the heater was malled in a box that bad been addressed to someone else and then ap· parently returned by that person. We returned tbe heater in May and asked for a $76.90 rerund and $8 shipping charges. In June another beater arrived -again with a de(e(:tive filament. This time the box bad been sent to two other people berore us and returned both times. Fearing the company might be going out ol business we attempted to replace the broken ruament, but couldn't locate a part. lo addition to vowing never to order from another mail·order company, do you have any advice for us? D.F., Laguna Beach Sorry. but repeated efforts to contact this firm have failed. The Better Business Bureau of Western Connecticut reports that Ultra Ene rgy Corp. has an "unsatisfactory record" and fails to respond lo BBB complaints . About the only recourse you have is to com· plain to pos tal authorities and lo the Connec- ticut Department of Consumer Protection. State Office Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115 The only "after the fact" warning A VS can offer is to shop locally, especially for ex· pens ive products. and if you do order merchandise by mail, check out the seller's reputation before you place an order. Officials identified DEAR PAT DUNN : I clipped an article from the newspaper last year tfiat states among the provisions or Executive Order 12160 (to improve cons umer programs) was a requirement that each government agency designate a senior oUicial to coordinate and oversee agency consumer programs. Were these officials ever appointed, and how can the average consumer contact them? J .E., Corona del Mar A VS has a list of these representatives. Names. addresses and phone numbers are available, and inquiries are welcome. Just note the federal agency, such as Health and Human Services or Department of Labor, etc .. that you want to contact and the name of the appropriate representative will be mailed to you. Readers wishing to have a list of all cons umer affairs council representatives named may send a self.addressed. stamped envelope to A VS. Red eeming a hoTTU! DEAR PAT DUNN: Can you tell me if there's any way to gel your home back If ll has been attached and sold by a creditor at a forced sale? W.D., Costa Mesa Under the law, you may recover the prop- erty from the person who purchased it any time within 12 months from the date of sale. You must pay the amount of the purchase plus an additional charge of less than 1 per· cent per month plus taxes. maintenance and other normal costs. This procedure is known as "redemption." Many problems can arise in redeeming property. such as determining the precise amount you are obligated to pay and the value of any rents on the property. If you are consider ing redemption. you would be wise to consult a lawyer. 1.ot a problem" Then wnte to Pat Dunn />at will cul red tape. getting the ansu:t'rS and action you need to solve mequ1l1e.~ m government and husml'ss .\foil ycr • .1r questions to Pat Dunn. At 'r'nur Service . Orange COO$/ Daily Pilot P <> Roz 156<1. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As many /ettns a.~ possible will be answered. but phoned rnqurnes or lellen not mcludmg the reader's Juli name. addres.~ and business hours· phone number cannot bP considered Thi.~ column appear,, daily ez. cept Sunday.\ · ~ Diiiy Piiat Classifieds . \BT. great \eps \.0 sar~ gar. ~35 pat\o. (rl(,pEN· 318YI ~ ' ' Fantaatlc reault1r We had over 100 calla. '' ~~~I @642-5678 cherge it ~-by phone From South Laguna & North County ca II 540 .. 1220 toll-free. ---~------' Prealdentlal ·press conferences 17 20 Lyndon 8.1 Joh neon Flrat I month• In office 12 Alcherd M. 7 Gereld R. • Nl~on • Font .I President Reagan's press conference is only his third since taking office. least by far of the last nine chief executives. Sen~te chaplain 'embarrassed' by $12,000 pay raise WAS HINGTON (AP > -ThE has been getting the higher fig ure for An aide to the Senate Appropria Halverson, ~owever. sai~. "I hale chaplain who opens the Senate witb t hree years. lions Committee said the raise was never in my hfe put a price on my prayer. most mornings is getting a Halverson said he had no idea why p~opos~ at a July meetin~ during a ministry." pay raise of more than $12,000 a year he got the raise. d1scuss1on between Republican Sens. In addition to leading the opening but ~ays. he di~n't ask .ror it ~nd ."I'm , .1 certainly did not seek it or ask ~ark 0 . Hatfield of Oregon. a Bap-prayers, he said. "[ spend a good afraid l m going to wish I didn l get list. and Ted Stevens of Alaska, an deal of time with individua ls. I feel my . .. for it and I'm afraid I'm going to E · r tl. . wish I didn't get it, .. he said. "I'm piscopa tan. role is that of a pastor to the senators House and Senate n egotiators f b d b . h James H. English. a professional and the Senate staff and the ir ·working on a multibillion·dollar sort o em arrasse Y it. I ave fam1·1·1es." b h h h rt l. " staff member for the s ubcommittee stopgap spending measure agreed to een ere sue a s o ime. increase the Rev. Ri c hard C. Halverson was sworn in as Senate on legislative branch appropriations, Senate procedures permit senators to invite guest ministers to open the session two times each month. said Hatfield and Stevens concluded Halverson's salary from $40,110 to chaplain Feb. 2 after more than 22 that the Senate chaplain should make $52,750. year s as pastor of the Four t h as much as the House chaplain. The raise makes him equal in pay Pres byterian Church in suburban Wednesday, for instance, the guest chaplain was the Rev. Norman H.V. Elliott of All Saints Episcopal Church in Anchorage, Alaska, who was invit- ed by Stevens. to the Rouse chaplain, the Rev. Bethesda, Md . He s ucceeded the James David Ford, a former Rev. Edward E lson , a fellow c haplain o f t he U.S . Military Presbyterian, who retired after 12 Academy at West Point, N.V .. who years in the post. 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I ' Dally Piiat SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 1911 R E LIG ION 87 U.S. Davis Cup team has commanding lead over Australia. See B2. a 0 No arm., no size, no chance?--No Way! Early scouting report doesn 't apply t o Browns' Bri an Sipe anymore By JOHN SEVANO ofUle O.Ur '1NtSWI What makes Brian Sipe so good? That's been a question repeatedly asked. repeatedly analyzed, repeatedly dissected and repeatedly answered con- cerning the C l eve land Browns quarterback. "His leadership ability Is his biggest asset." praises Rams safety Johnnie Johnson, who will get his first glimpse of Sipe Sunday at Anaheim Stadium. .. H e's a smar t . accurate quarterback," adds Rod Perry. "H e gets the ball to the open man." s ays Rams defensive coordinator Bud Carson. "There's not much said about a person who can do that. but that's what this game is all about." The accolades continue .. team down the field." "'A lot of things are said about Brian. that he doesn't have a rifle arm or great strength." says San Diego Coach Don Coryell, who coached Sipe at San Diego State. "But he more than makes up for it in other ways " "Brian has so many things going for him," Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano will tell you. "He has tremendous con- centration. he is extrem ely bright and he has great mental toughness. the kind of t oughness all the great quarterbacks had." Finally ... "Brian is what we call a ·gamer,' says Jim ...Shofner. the Cleveland quarterback coach. "and I can't think of any higher praise." AFG's 1980 Most Valuable Player. "H you win then there's enough praise to go around." Winning and Sipe are almost synonymous. especially when you talk about the 1980 season . The Browns, who finished 11 -5 last year. qualified for their first post-season appearance in more than seven years under Sipe's tutelage. ANO, IT WAS no accident thal Sipe enjoyed one of his finest seasons in the process. He had 337 completions in 5S4 attemptl>: 30 touehdowns and 4.132 yards in the air; and JUSt 14 intercep- tions and a league-leading 91.4 efficien· cy rating in lhe N FL's complicated· grading system for passers. coaches look to him for leadership. "It's hard to be objective about myself because I'm too involved," says Sipe. "I don't consider m yself a pro- totype quarterback l play a lot on in· s tinct and that probably accounts for the success that I've had." ~ It took Sipe a long time to reach his current plateau. Despite setting a na- tional passing record at San Diego Slate in 1971 , one scouting report said or him: .. No size, no mobility, no arm. no chance" It <:ame as no s urprise then that he was drafted on the 13th round ; not long after lhe N F'L reduced its draft to 12 rounds "\'OU SIMPLY can't rattle the I man,'' contends Green Bay Coach Bart Starr .. A quarterback like that is really a pleasure to watch as he takes his NEITHE R CAN SIPE. who is gen- uinely embarrassed by the acclaim and recognition he receives "I just lry to do whatever I can to win football games... modestly states the Needless-to-say, the 6-1: 195-pounder who resides in Encinitas during the off- scason, has taken the city of Cleveland by storm The fans love h im. his peers respect him and his teammates and HE SPENT the first two seasons of his professional career on the taxi s quad <those have s ince b ee n ubolished>. Yet n one o f the 11 quarterbacks drafted ahead or him in 1 1972 when he was chosen as the 330th <See BROWNS', Page 8 2) H' '"'' St/>I ' o.llr f'li.t -.., LM ... ,_ Beavers, rain await Trojans USC 24-poin t favorite today CO RVALLIS. Ore. I AP> - Rain 1s 1n the forecas t for O r egon thi s weekend and Oregon Stale Co a ch J oe Avezzano is hoping Mother Nature can do something nobody else has been able to do slow down Marc us Allen The tailback for the No. 1· r anked Southern California Tro jans 1s off to what may be the bes t start for a running back in the history or college football. And Avezzano. whose team is 1-2 in the second year of a rebuild- ing effort. has no d elusions about stopping him. "I'm not worried about stop· ping Marc us,.·Allen I don't think there's many people going to s top Marcus Allen." said the Oregon State coach. whose team is a 24-point underdog for today·s Paciric 10 Conference opener for both s chools , "HE'S GOING the get his yards We 'll just try to not let things get out of hand." Allen has gotten out of a lot of hands in his first three games this season . rus hing for 692 yards 1n 101 carries. Ir he grinds out more than 200 yards against the Beavers. he'll become the firs t player to pass the 200.yard barrier in four s traight games .. I-rom watching him last year and then watthing this ycar·s film s. he 1s realh a much- 1 m proved back." Avezzano said. .. It seems like he·s much more comfortablt'. much mort• aware of how to run the football He gets a lot out of a play .. Thl' Oregon Stute c·oach knows another reason for t\ II en· s aC'- com pl ish ments. "T HERE'S NO question he h as an oul!>tanding line tn front On radio today KHJ (570) at 1 or him.·· t\vczzano i.a1d ... , think it should bt• noted that not only are the\' talented but they are "ell-<:oached too.·· · A maJor member of thaHine. 6 7 . 275 -pound tac kl e Don ;\1 osebar. will mi ss todays g<1 me because of a pinched ner\'e in his neck Southern Cal Coach John Robinson kno .... s hll> team has struggled in the state of Oregon Last season. the Trojans were t it•d . 7 7. u~ the Oregon Ducks in Eugene In 1977 . hea\'ily · ra vored SC needed a rourth- quarter touchdown pass to edge Oregon State 17-10. Dana Hills· Dean Sugano goes around two Woodbndge players on one of hzs three sconng runs. See story. page 84. A vezzano agrees with those who say Allen is a much better runner than he was a year ago and he agrees ··Playing up there can be a different challenge," Robin~on said. ·•We've had our troubles I think lhc Northwest schools get very read~ to play us. and at times the en\·1ronment. the weather. is a problem for us We always anticipate rain when we go north and we'll practice our .... ct ball drills · · Edison 'gets away' with a clobbering Fumbles , sloppy play can't stop Charger s from another easy victory, 43 -7 over Millikan By CURT SEED EN Of t1M Dally ""'"Sta" LONG BEACH Eliminate a few fumbles and a s lop- pily-played first quarter. and the Edison 1 ligh Chargers prov1dea Coach Bill Workman with JUSt the kind of game he was looking for Friday night. The Chargers' 43-7 thumping of host Millikan before 5.000 sighing fans on the Rams· rield kept Workman's Chargers the No. 1-ranked team in the C IF perfect after three pre-season games. And this one, Workman ad mitted. was the easiest. "Yeah. we got away with everything tonight. We did what I wanted to do. We got a viclory and we used a lot of players.·· Wor kman said afterward T he Rams. in a rebuilding year with just one returner from last season, knew they were in for a long evening whe n the Chargers' Dave Geroux dashed up the middle on the second play from scrimmage for an 88·yard touchdown run. Jerry Graham's first of five extra points was good, and Edison was sitting pretty with a 7 -0 lead after l : 12 had elapsed on the clock. Geroux's burst set the tone for lhe contest. A quick look at the final stats s hows Millikan ac- ~u all y registered more first i owns. but that was because the :::har gers scored before picking JP a first down most or the even- ng _ The Chargers quickly took >0Hesslon on the next series of loV1ns following a Millikan rum · •le, but Edison promptly turned he ball over two plays later 1Cter another Cumbie. Millikan m anaged to even lhe core a t ~·7 with 59 se~ond.s re-- ' ma1ning in the firs t quarter .... hen quarterback Larry Oriee s crambled in from the e1ght- yard line. Ke vin Klink's PAT knotted the scor e, and the Millikan fans were on Cloud 9 But enter Geroux. The 6-0, 210-pound running back dashed l4 yurds untouched 11 seconds into the second quarter. and again with the help or Graham's extra point. it was 14-7 That touchdown was the beginning of a nighlmare for the Ram s who watched the Chargers roll up 34 points in the second quarter Matt Homb~. who earlier had a 44-yard punt return for a TO called back by a clipping penal ty. rambled 43 yards with another punt at 10 · 02. Geroux broke through for an 11 -vard TO run at 9.03. and Rrett Blanchard was on the re ceiving l'nd of two Ken MaJor passes one for two yards. the other for 23 a nd Edison held a 11-7 halftime lead. The second half was basically a s howcase for so me of Workman's backup personnel. which allowed Geroux. Major and company to get some rest. l\kanwh1le. the Charger de ft•nse, led by Rick DiBernardo. was holding Millikan to just 22 ~ ards rushing and another 47 in th(' air The only scoring tn the second half came with 4 :09 left in the gaml' as Millikan quarterback Oriet• was gang-tackled in his end zone for a safety llow easy was Edison's vic- tory? Major threw the ball Just five time!-> and completed all of his passes for 90 yards before exit· ing ufter the first half. Geroux's touchdown bursts of 87. 44 and II and a one-yard run were hi s only four carries on the evening. Millikan, meanwhile. fumbled s ix times. losing the ball on four occasions. Edison wasn't exact- 1 v sure-handed either The (~ h a r g e r s I o s t t h e b a 11 on three or its four fumbles .. Millikan 's fumbles were basically ·due to the fact that they use a lot or option plays, .. Workman sai d . "We just couldn't hold on to the ball." Edison, meanwhile. did hold on to its winning ·streak which has now reached 26 games. AVEZZANO T HINKS the Tro Jans might not be able to concen trate on the Beavers after last Saturday 's last-second victory <H-er Oklahoma ··I cannot believe as a coach in uny form of my imagination that thc:y'll be as excited as they \.\ere last week ... Avezzanosa1d "They·ve got lo rely on their fundamental soundness I don't think they're thrilled at the thought of coming up here ·· Azezzano has plenty of prob· le ms without worrying about the Trojans . Bruins to get back to basics today, like winning UCLA doesn't want to make same mistake twice against unheralded Colorado By E DZINTEL Of ,,.. 0.11, ,.1..,. su" LOS ANGEL~S -Now that UCLA has side-stepped .the pressUl'e of going through an 11-game season unbeaten, the Bruins can concentrate on goaJs like getting back into the Top 10 and soon. it 'JI be back to the Pac-10 and the d rive for a Rose Bowl berth. Today (1 :30 kickoff> at the Coliseum. UCLA hosts Colorado, which, over the past few years. has been noted for little more than lopsided losses a nd its coach. Chuck Fairban ks. Fairbanks wiJJ be on the sidelines to· day and the Buffaloes will bring a nother losi ng record U -2 ) in to the game. However. UCLA coach Terry Donahue. whose Bruins pl'oved lasl week tbat no team can be tlken lightly with a 20·7 loss to unranked Iowa, is concerned about his team 's hom e opentt today. "Colorado has to be one ol lhe most Improved ttam s ln the CO\.lntry,".t he says_ "Offensively. they have skill players as good as any we will face all year.·· UCLA (2-ll was ranked sixth going into last week's gam e at lowa City. To- On radio today KMPC (710) at 1 :30 day. the Bruins are ranked 18th in the country. N alurally. Donahue is looking up- wards in the standings. figuring his team must be at least as good as ninth- ranked Mississippi Stale C3-0). But the Bruins will have to prove themselves first. And ll starts today against Color ado, which, as Donahue Points out. must be better than the l-10 team lhe Bruin! defeated In the sea.son opener last year, 56-14. Besides worrying about themselves. with injuries still hampering tailback Kevin Nelson Che's listed as questiona - ble> wide receiver Cor mac Camey (who plans to play despite a badly bruised s ternum) and offensive guard Blake Wingle (out for t he season with a broken foot), the Bruins have plenty to contend with in the Buffaloes. Quarterback Randy Essington directs Colorado's offense and Is a sound passer , having completed 61 percen t of his attempts (50 of 82) for 670 yards and five touchdowns. Goin& into last week's 41-20 loss to BYU, Essington was ratlked sixth in the nation in passing ef- ficiency, · • Essington is an a ll-a round fine quarterback and their two wide outs (Walter St anley, eight catches aod Rlcky Wa_rd, llve) can really fiy. Fairbanks seems to think hls current 1roup ot aklll playe-rs Is as 1ood 9J any he's ha~ and that would inclade aom e pretty talented player s during his long career as a college and pro coach. Defensively. Colorado hasn't im- pressed , a l lowing BYU 's Jim McMahon, a Heisman Troph y can- didate, to throw for 326 yards and five touchdowns last week. T he Buffaloes also gave up 27 points to Texas Tech in a season-opening win, 41-27. Bu t UCLA's Tom Ramsey is not McM ahon by any stretch of the im· agination. And wltnout Nelson, the Bruins were llle r t llY s hut down by Iowa . "I would be much s ure r ot t.b.l.s team lf we we~ 3-0," says Donahue, "bu\ 1 1tlU think we'll have a IOOd foatbell team . I never said we would be lnYlad· ble: I saJd we would be a &ood IOUd team." The pbyslcaJ probltlDI, wbUe tlrlMa,, a re e asy to fl1ure for UCLA. TM (SH UCIAlPa .. 91> J".,._ ; ----·--- r -Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfS11turday, October 3, 1981 ..----------------------,. _,,-------------------------------------------------------------------- Toronto wi n s v e rdic t _in Ainge c ourt case f'rom AP dlspatches NEW YORK -A six-member Ii Jury ruled Friday in favor of the Toronto Blue Jays in their court bat- tle with the Hoston Celtics wh ich pro· hlblts Danny Ainge from continuing negotia- tions to join the National Basketball Association team. The jury found that t he Blue Jays did not verbally rescind their contract with Aingt: \ Ainge which prevents him from playing professional basket- ball. Ainge maintains that he will retire from baseball. leading to speculation that the Blue J ays and Celtics will reach a financial out-of-court settlement. Before the four-day trial in U.S. District Court started on Monday, the Blue Jays h ad asked the Celtics for $1 million in exchange for Ainge's services The Celtics turned that down bu\ they believe in tim e Toronto will lower its demands and reach a settlement. After the verdict. Ainge said: ''I'm just go- ing to go back to Utah Sure I'm disappointed but I'm stiU hoping that I'll be with the Celtics. I have no intention of playi ng baseball anymore. I'm going to keep in shape and be ready to play basketball when t his thing gets settled. As far as I 'm concerned, I'm not part of the Toronto Blue Jays any more. I'm voluntarily retired " Quote of the day Expos one step from NL East t ltle Montreal reduced Its maglr Ill number in cllnching the National Leai:ue East ·s second-halr cham· pionshlp to on(' 41~ Steve Rocen oitched the Expos to tt 3-0 victory over the New York 'M~ts f'riday nlaht Combined with Pitt:; buraih's 8-7 win over St. Liouis. Montreal takes a H:1 gumc advantage Into the final two daya of the rc11ular season Rogers faced only one hitter over the minimum ln blank ing the Mets and Warren C roan artle a nd A ndre Da wson each homered .. , Pinch-hitter Mike E u ler rl.lW)ed a tie-breaking double in the bottom of the ninth In- ning off ace reliever Bruce Sutter to lift the Pirates past St Louis. 'fhc Cutiinals had ti('d the score at 7-7 in the top Rngeri of the frume on solo homers by George Hendr ick and Darrf>ll Porter. Kent Tekulve, 5-5. picked up the win . . Cincinnati Is on the verge ol elimination after absorbing a l4·hit assault by Atlanta in an 11-5 Braves ' romp Down by 112 games. the Reds must win the next two games and hope Houston rails twice in Los Angeles. Claudell Washington drove in rive runs and Gaylord Perry won his eighth game for Allant11 ... Mike Schmidt hit a two-out, three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to ·lead Philadelphia to a 9-7 win over the Chicago Cubs Brewers widen Al East lead The race in the American League Ii East has been reduced to two teams a nd one of them, Milwaukee. finds Baltimore pitcher Mike F lanagan, after tendinitis forced him to m iss a turn after having made 157 consecutive starts since 1977: "It's just an oil change and a 30,000-inning checkup." itself in a commanding position entering the final two days or the regular season. The Brewers widened their advantage to 112 games over Detroit Friday with an 8-2 victory over the Tigers in Milwaukee. Meanwhile. Boston was mathematically e liminated by losing in Cleveland, 11-4. Milwaukee can wrap it up with a win either today or Sunday while the Tiger s must win twice to earn a playoff berth. Be n Ogllvie s lammed a two-run homer. while Paul Molitor and Robin Yount knocked in two r uns apiece for Mi lwaukee . . Kansas City padded its second half lead in the West to 212 games afte r blanking Oakland. 3-0. If the A's can win · the next two games. it would force the Royals to pla~· a double-header in Cleveland Monday .Dave Winfield clubbed two homers and Graig Nellles hit one as the New york Yankees blasted Baltimore, 9-0. - Dodgers win, 6-1; S1~tton injures knee Astros' magic number now one LOS ANGELES 1AP 1 Veteran right-hander Don Sut ton. a brilliant performer Cor the Hous ton Astros in the second hair of the sea son, suffered a fractured rig ht kneecap after being hit by a pitch Friday night and will be sidelined for the re- mainder of the year Sutton was struck by a pitch from Los Angeles left-hander Jerry Reuss in the third inning of the Astros-Oodgers game. won by Los Angeles. 6-1. It was only his second loss m nine de· cisions in t he second half. Sutton was attempting to bunt when the incident occurred. He From Page 81 UCLA. • • team ·s psychological problems are harder. Last year. after los- ing a game it was n't s upposed to. UCLA went out and lost another game it wasn't supposed . to lose. Could that happen again? •'This is a totally different thing," responds Donahue. not- ing th e con f e re nce cham- pions hip is still available and begins for the Bruins next week al Stanford. "Offensively. our major areas of concern are the health of K evi n N e l so n and the performance of our offensive line." says Donahue. ·•Afte r last week's performance. it's very difficult to evaluate our football team as a whole. "We've had two good performances and one disaster and it's hard to know what kind of team we have. "This is a n important game for a number of reasons -we have to bounce back from a beating. we are playing a much· improved te am. and after this game. we play conference games for the rest of the season." w(js rem oved from the game and taken to Centinela Hospital in nearby Inglewood where X rays revealed the fracture. .. Whe n I got up and s tarted "al king toward the dugout, I thought 1t was all right," said the 36-ycar -old rormer Dodge r standout in his first year with the Astros. "But when I tried to pivot. I knew som et hing was "rong. · T his 1s going to cost me a chance al 5omething I looked forward to. the playoffs and the World Series . But there 's nothing I can do about 1t. I plan on being at the World Seri es with this team anyway." When asked 1r he though t Reuss had thrown at him, he answered ·r don't know the ball was way ins ide. r had no chance." Sutton, who allowed one run in his two innings of work Friday night and suffe red the loss. drop· ping his overall record to 11-9. is the Dodgers ' all-time leader in eight pitching categories. He was 230·175 in 15 seasons with Los Angeles prior lo signing as a free agent with the Astros last winter Reuss said the pitch that hit Sutton was "just a fastball that ran in on him." Houston manager 8111 Virdon. while obvious ly dis appointed about the loss of Sutton. ex pressed the feeling that the As tros could over come his abs ence. "lf any pitching staff could weather the storm. we can:· s aid Virdon. "This c lub's got e n o u g h pitchi n g, we h ave e nough starters · · T he Astros need just one win in their final two regular-season games against the Dodgers or one loss by Cincinnati in the Reds' last two games against Atlanta to win the National League West in the second half. From Page 81 ,,., •. , /(1•1"' Late home r lifts T exas o ver Angels ARLINGTON, Texas <AP> Mark Wagner drilled a two-r un homer in the bottom of the loth inning Friday night to power the Texas Rangers to an 8-6 vie· tory over the Angels. The Rangers tied the game three limes before Wagne r de- c ided it with his first home run in three years. a blast into the left fie ld stands Wagne r ·s home r rollowed a two-out single by Don Werner The Rangers tied the contest with two o uts in the bottom or the ninth as Wayne Tolleson and Jim Sundberg singled a nd Billy Sample walked to load t he bases. Al Oliver scored Tolleson with an infield hit. Steve Com er, 8-2. got the win in relief while Andy Hassler, 4-3. took the loss. also in relief. The Angels' Bobby Grich drove in four runs with a single and a windblown home run. his 22nd of the year Jo hn Harris sla mmed his third home run of season for the Angels in the firth. f"airbanks is in his 27th season as a football coach. His career mark for regular season games 1 is 120-83-2. His regular season m ark wi t h the NFL's New 1 England Patr iots (1973-78 ) was BROWNS' BRIAN SIPE • • • 46 -42-0 and at Oklahoma • <1967-72), he was 52-15-1. ln two· t plus years at Colorado. he is I 5·20. I • • SERJ'ITE TESTS ~ FJ' TONIGHT F o untain Va lley Higb's • Ba rons try to rebound from their • first 1981 defeat tonight in a non· ' league footba ll g ame with Angelus League represent.au~ Servile at Anel'lelm1s La Palma Pa rk. The Barons risk tbelr NC>-5 CIF Big Frve Conference ranJc. • Lng aaanst. lhe No. 9 Fr\ars, wbb • cmttt db • 3.0 nconl. • A IJo tn action lonitht 11 Mater • Dei. lr)'iDC to enap a two-fame loalna streak a1alnat Ct .W t lli•h ~ tbe DeJ ReJ teai-II< i ~ coa&tlt at Sula Ana Bowl. ~ 1amtil are blllecl for f :JO at.au. player is currently as suc- cessful. Even once he made the roster, Sipe still didn't figure lo count hea vily into the Browns ' plans. It wasn't until Mike Phipps. <now third-string with Chicago I injured himself late in the '76 sea son that Sipe got the op- portunity he'd been waiUng for. ··When Brian gels in to something he stays into it if it's somet hing he wants," says Coryell. "He's the kind of gu)I wbo could do just about anything lo life he puts his m lnd to. "He doesn't need football. but h• stayed with it because it was a chall~nge: because somtone was tryin g to tell him he couldn't '90 somethin1. •• IF 111E&E'8 one thing S!po Is U.'1 • compeUtor. 1'Tbel'e are ptobabl)' ha lf a dos•n qua rte rback• in the Cleveland area wllh uma as good as mine." admits Sipe, who is In the second year of a four- year pact which calls for him lo make $300,000 per season. "But passing is more mental than physical. If l excel in anyth ing it's t he intangible qualities a good qu arterback must have." .. H you put Brian next to a guy like Terry Bradshaw or Bert Jones in pre-game warmups, he suffers by comparison," say,s Rutigliano. "Brian doesn't have a classic build o r a r eal stroog arm ... he just knows how to win.·· To which Sipe countci-8: "I never wanted to be better than to just be accepted. When Ute game ls over I j ust want to be a ble to walk away a.nd say I was a qu1trterback ln the NFL ..• and J btlonged there.·· SI pe bas a lready ,proven h belonaa. Baseball today . On this date In boscball In 1962 · ln a stirring nlnlh·tnnlng rally, tbc San Francllco Giants !ICOred four runs on two hitis, four wulk11. a wild pitch and two Dodger errors to defeat t..os Anaeles 6·4 In the decldlng third game of the National League ptinnant p layoff. On thls date In 1~1 · Bobby Tho m 11on 's t hr ee ·rUll. nlnlh inning home run off Ralph Branca pe rhaps the 11ingle most fa mous hit in baseball history -gave the New York Giants a 5-4 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the third and decl<llng game of the National League p~ayotrs. On this date in 1947: New York Yankee pitcher Bill Bevens hurled ~ Innings of no-hit ball against the Brooklyn Dodgers in the rourtb game of the World Serles, bul h is dreams of im- mortality were s hattered when Cookie Lavagetto's two-oul. ninth-inning double 11cored the tying and winning runs an a last-gasp 3·2 Dodger victory. Today's birthday· New York Yankees slugger Diive Win· field is 30. Colbert. Stad ler share golf lead Veteran Jim Colbert tired a 6-a under·par 64 Friday to catch firsl- round leader Craig Stadler at the halfway point of the Texas Open golf ourna- m.e nt 3ct San ~ntonio. Stadler posted a 67 to go with his opening 63 a s the tw~ players dead locked at 10-under-par 130. Ben Crenshaw and Cha rles Coody each shot a 67 .. Carole Jo Callison and Susie McAllister joined forces for a 7 under-par 66 to take a t>ne-stroke lead over de- f ending champions Donna Caponi and Kathy Whitworth in the first round of the LPGA Team Champions hip at Portland . Ore Lakers get Elliott from Nets ·T he Los Angeles Lakers have ac· • • quired Bob Elliott from the New Jersey Nets for "future considera- t ion." Elliott I 6·8 > is out of the University of Arizona and has been in the NBA for. the past three seasons . Substitute driver Bobby Rabal, the road racing veteran from Glen El- lyn, Ill.. recorded the fastest time Friday as qualifying opener for Sunday's Grand Prix Can- Am race at Riverside Int ernational Raceway. U.S. takes 2-0 Davis Cup lead PORTLAND, Ore. <API -Roscoe Tanner struggled to a five -set victory over P e ter McNamara Friday to give the United States a commanding 2-0 le ad over Austr alia in the semifinals or the Davis Cup tennis championship Tanner won the three·hour match , 6-4. 6-4. 4-6. 3-6. 6-2. The United States can clinch the best-of-five series with a victory In today's doubles matc h, which pits John McEnroe and Peter Fleming against Phil Dent a nd McNamara . McEnroe coasted past Mark Edmondson. 6·3, 6-3. 6-2, in an earlier singles match Frida y Tanner roared to a t wo-set lead behfod his rocket ser ve. but had trouble gelling the first ser ve in during the next two sets. McNamara, the 11th-ranked player in t he world, appeared to be headed for victory when he broke Tan ner's service in the first gam e of the final set. Tanner came back in the next game to break McNamara's service without giving up a point and had control the rest of the way. Tanner won t he last three games. breakiny McNamara's service twice. Mc Enroe, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, was never in serious trouble as Edmondson had a tough time handlin-'? the American's ser ve. The Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion broke Edmondson's serve four times. including his first opportunity in the opening set . On the rirst two service breaks. Edmondson los t the games on double-faults, including a foot- rault in lhe first set. The lhird service break came in the third game of the finat....set Football twin hill! T wo regional games on TV By HOWARO L. llANOY Oi Ille 0-41y ~ltlt l'-fl College football o n television turns to r~1lonaJ coverage today wilh Wisconsin facing Purdue at 9 a m and Fresno State tungling with San Jose State at 3. Both gamei1 are on Channel 7 Purdue defeated highly-regarded Notre Dame, 15 14 , lust week while Wisconsin upended Michigan in its first game when the Wolverines were No. 1 ln the nation Following are the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: • " • 1 excellent, / 1 ./worth watching · " • fair,• torget 1t. ' 9 9 a.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Purdue at Wlsconsln. Announcers : Bill Flemmin9 and Russ Francis. Purdue's Boilermakers are coming off a n upset victory over Notre Dame while Wisconsin's chief c laim to fame this season has ~n an upset of Michi9an in the season opener. ~ 11 :15 a .m .. Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ BASEBALL: Detroit at Miiwaukee; Atlanta at Cincinnati (Double-header). • Announcers : Joe Garagiola, Tony Kubek, Merle Harmon and Ron Luciano. With the pennant races in both leagues still un- decided and a possibility of a winner emerging after today's games, NBC w ill televise two 9ames simultaneously today. It will be Jack Morris (1.C-6) pitching for Detroit against Milwaukee's Pe te Vuckovich ( 1.C-.C ). The Brewers could wrap up the second half title with a win whlle Detroi t could delay the decision unt il Sunday. In the National League, Cincinnati sends Tom Seaver (1.C-2) to the mound against Atlanta's Rick Mahler as the Reds hope for a Dodger victory over Houston If they can win. A Red loss or a Houston victory wil l end the chase. e 3 p.m .. Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ St. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: San Jose St. at Fresno Announcers: Martin Wyatt and Lee Grosscup. Fresno State's Bulldogs face a tough task against the high-flying Spartans from San J ose Sta te. The Spartans are coming off back-t~back victories over Stanford and California on successive weekends. Fresno State wlll have Steve Cordle, a g ra duate of Or ange Coast College, starting a t strong safety and former Golden West player Steve Houston at an of- fensive guard spot. Kent Tucker of Ma rina High and Golden West, a long with Stephane Paige from Sad· dleback College, ar e also on the r oster. Steve Bodkin of Irvine and Saddleback is a second team center for San Jose State. OTHER TELEVISION 11 :30 a .m. (28) SOCCER -The U.S. vs. Uruguay in a first-round game of the Fl FA world youth soccer tournament, taped at Br isbane, Australia . 2 p.m. (2) WESTERN OUTOOORSMAN -A visit to Leadville, Colo., for a 25-mile barrel race; also tips on fly casting for rainbow trout. 3:30 p.m. (2) CBS SPORTS SATURDAY - Alexis Arguello (71 -4) defends his WBC lightweight title ~gainst Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini (20--0) in a scheduled IS-round bout, taped at Atlantic City, N.J . Also: Host Brent Musburger updates the sports world. 4 :30 p .m . (281 -SOCCER MA DE IN GE RMA NY. S p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. 8:30 p.m . (50) SPORTS AME RICA - Highlights of the national synchronized swimming team trials from Ohio State University. 11 p.m. (5) -COLLEG'E FOOTBALL -The Colorado Buffaloes vs. the UCLA Bruins, played earlier in the day in Los Angeles. (13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL The USC Trojans vs. the Oregon State Beavers, played earlier in the day in Corvallis', Ore. RADIO Football -Michigan State a t Notre Dame, 1.1 : 10 a.m., KPRZ (1150); Auburn at Nebraska, 11 :25 a.m .. KIEV (870); Iowa St. at Oklahoma, 11 :30 a.m., KIK (94 F M); USC at Oregon State, 1 p.m., KHJ (570); KABC (790 ) 5 p.m .. tape delay; Colorado at UCLA, 1 :30 p.m .. KMPC (7101 ; Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) at Cal State <Fullerton I, 1 :30 p.m., KW RM (1370) and KWVE (108 FM); UC Davis at Cal Po ly (Pomona), 7 p,m., KWRM (1370); Saddleback at LA Southwest, 7: 30 p.m., KSB R C88.5 FM). tape delay. Baseball -Houston a t Dodgers , 1 p.m ., KABC (790); Angels at Texas, 5:30 p.m., KMPC (710). Hockey -Calgary at Kings, 7 p.m., KPRZ (1150). Tennis -Davis Cup reports, 2:50 and 3:50 p.m .. KNX (10701. ' Baseball standings OUTSTANDING VALUES! AME RICAN LEAGUE West Division z-Kansas City x-Oakland Texas Minnesota Seattle Chicago Angels W L 29 21 25 22 23 25 24 27 22 28 21 30 19 29 East Division P ct. GB .580 - .532 212 .479 5 .471 51"1 .440 7 .412 812 .396 9 Milwaukee 30 21 .588 Detroit 28 22 .560 1 ~ Boston 27 23 .540 2 ~'.i Baltimore 26 23 .531 3 Cleveland 26 24 .520 31,., New York 25 24 .510 4 Toronto 20 26 .435 7 ~ x First-half division winner z Clinched playoff berth "~Y'•kTUH I.,,.....• 110 ln"l119t) H-Y-t. 1e1t1more o Ct•lt91.ild 11, lost°" 4 M llwMe9 I, Detroit 2 11111--. a. CN<aoo 2 ICentM Chy>. O.IM«I o 5-.ttlol,T ........ a T ... ,.,._ Alltitle 1-.-1,2) et TeHt llutcllffo.t),11 lotltfl CT->IOI at C1e,..1en41 I lofwwl t·ll M l ....... (..._WI otCllk ... (~141 Detro" 1~11 t .. I et Mllw-.. IVuckCWkll t .... 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Davie lnadom1 a nd J ohn Ur:.1n1 each !>Coring two E:.tan- rui meets La Serna 1n lht' other Sl·m1finul this morning with lhl' tillt· game at 2 J\ third place game wil l be pla)ed ut 1 between the m orning losers In non-leagu t:o action. Nt-wport Harbor rolled to a 16 8 decision ovt•r M1 s~1on V1eJO with J H Salvatore storing five goa ls. M1 chal'I Jlowell four and Chris Woolfolk lhn.·e for the Tars Golde n W est • • wtns agrun NORWALK Golden West College moved into an 11·2 lead a ft er lhrt•e quartcr5, then rcrn:,,t. c d to a 13· 1 l nun <'onfercnce "ater polu ,.ll'lOr.\ over Cerritos Collegt• F'nda~ The Rusllel's of Coach To m l il'rmstacl wen• pated tn Sl'Oring b\' Alan Chat·on wi th four and c·~trl Salyer \\ ith three goals before n•serves took over in the ftna I period as Cernl1h sc·ored ~t·ven times to makt• the final score respect ahlt· G11l<len West 16-0 1 used t\\o goalie:,, with J 11n Ross maktnl'( Sl'Vt'n s a ves and T om Payne four J ,,, ':' ,, ... I•. •/1/ ,,. I.,., I,' II /HI\\ •• "'I I J /I ··----·---··---·-.... _ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October 3 , 1981 Mesa stuns Tars, 7-3 Mustangs dominate game to end 14-year drought • By ROGER CARLSON of ... Deity ...... .-.... Costa Mciia lligh's Mustangs provided Newport Harbor with a rude awakening Friday night as they handed the Sailors a shock Ing 7.3 Sea View League football setback a nd realistically it was n 'l really thut close. The Mustangs of coache!I Jim H agey a n d John Ca rn ey dominated the game from start to rlnish with their bang-bang of· fense. and a n unyield ing defense stuffed the bigger Sailors time a nd agajn. ··For our kids and for Costa Mei.a High," said Carnt'y, "this is our biggest wtn ever." The last Mesa victor y over Newport Harbor was in 1967 t3·0 on Ra mon Ricardo's field goal). The Mustangs took a 7-3 lead iAto the third ·quarter a nd from t here it was just a matter of put- ting the stops to the Sailors' run- ning game on c rucial s hort yardage s ituations. along with inter ceptions by Ty Culver and Mike Ande rson to stifle the Sailor s Newport Harbor was fortunate to trail by only a 7-3 count against the quicker Mustangs who· controlled the ball , but was ted two golden opportunities Costa Mesa put t ogether a 65 yard scorin~ march tn the seC'ond quarter with qua rte rback Steve Anderson hitting tight end J eff E ng lish from six yards out fo r the scor e. but two other threats got away Earlier the Mustangs drove 73 yards to the Sailor s' seven -yard line. but a holding penalty hurt. then an unforced fumble ended 1t as Shawn Culp recover ed at lhe Sailors· 12. A two·m lnutt! drill fluJtd at hulfllme as Mesa came up three yurds short on a quarte!'Nck rollout with time runnin1 oul and no lime o uts left. "We weren't even lhinkin1 run," explained Hagey. "I t was a bootleg pass. but l felt at halftime the pressure was on them (Newport Ha rbor). I thought we'd score two more times in tbe second ball." Newport Harbor had managed 66 yards net at the half, 41 on Oreg Selby's pass to Rob Ben-y to the Costa Mesa 17. which set up Bud Coberly's 22-yard field goal. Mesa, meanwhile , peppered the Sailors' s econdary with a doze n completions on 18 at· lem pts fol' 131 yards in the first half and rtnished with 16 of 27 for 170. What re mained in the second half was one frustration after an othe r for the Sailors in their first Sea View League venture - compliments of Mesa 's defense. On third-a nd-seven at the Mesa 10 the Sailors were shut down by David Riha and Ed Kalelkif\l, then Brtan Kead and C ulver co mbined on foutlh down. t•ter the Sailors made a nother move, but on fourth· a nd.one ll was 118-pound O n as s is N i xon wlnnln1 a muscles battle at U\e line or scrimmage to aive Mesa the ball at the Mustangs ' 40 Culver and Aftderson came up with their thefts to stymie two hopes, then the clincher came with 2:40 left. The Sailors got a decent drive going behind Selby's comple· lions or 16 and 9 yards after Brett Hagador n recovered a Mesa fumble at the Newport 45, but eventually it was fourthtand· one at the Mesa 26. Another s hort-yardage play for the Sailors -another fine defensive effort by Nixon and Cost~ Mesa took over with 2:40 left. "l 'm just extre m ely disap- p ointed,·· said Sailors Coach. Hank Cochrane "Obviously our s ho rt -yardage game and our passing game was n 't up to par tonight. either ." Laguna stumbles with 0:15 to go By JAC K MINTER Of Ille Oally Pllet Sta" Laguna Beach High's Walt Hamera has to be wonde ring who has cast an evil spell on his Artist football team. Swanson ran the ball from lhe seven to the one and set up the one -yard blast by Suchesk that cau sed the Magnolia crowd to go into hysterics. Oilers start a new tradition Following Laguna's stunning 13 12 loss at the hands of the pre· viously winless Magnolia Sen· line ls Friday night in non-league action at Western High School. Ila m er a was unders tandably up. set The score cam e with just 15 seconds le ft With the scor e kno tted a t 12 . k icker Tony OiMarco bet'am e a hero as he put up the extra pomt lo give Magnolia its victory . It 's called winni ng as Huntington Beach def eats Balsa Grande . 21 -6 It's JUSl like las t week t against Elsinore>. we lead the l'nli re first half then we can 'l hold on We're 0·2·1 and have lost by a total of j ust three points in all of our games this year," llamera reflected . Laguna scor ed both of its touchdow n s 1n t h e second quarte r B\ ED ZINTEl. ot "'• O•ll• Pilot si.11 Then• had been more al stakL• 1n a football game but not sinc:e 19ii hatl there• been mon· at stukc for the llunt1ngton Hea ch lligh Otll•rs than there was Fri da.\ night l·.iuM' for <'t•lc·hrat1on Afll•r all. not !'\ln<'l' l!Jli!-J has I luntington HeaC'h had a \\tnning record st·on• respeC'lahle becau~e the O ill·rs dominated both lines of " <' r 1 m m a g t' a g a 1 n s t u n u n dt·rmanned Bolsi:I Gr<1n dt• unit Bolsa GrJndl' w a-. the gr<1t•1ous host agatn. JUSt as the ~I aladors \H•rc in 1!180 when I hl'.\ pmvidN1 I lunt1ngton Reach \\1th its onl\' \ ICtOI'\ • 1 thoug ht wt• ('Ould have s cored 28 point!> in the second half but mistakes ruined us <:tnd I "asn'l happy with lhat. · sC:11d 1 t was four years ago that ll untington Beach, coached then b\ Dave Van lloorebck<'. won its first three gamt'~ of th<' season. From there. the Oilers pro· Cl'l•ded to go 27 s tr;ught games without a win Yt>ah, ttwt'-; what we had up un the c halkboard in the locker rnum tonight wm No. 2 com· 1ng up ... !'\aid llenry after the gamC' llenry '- As ii was, the Oilers !>cored t1>11chdowns 1n buth the hrsl and st•t·ond quarters on a good mix of Danny Thompson running and H1ch Carrillo passing In 19l:IO. Huntington Beach won ju:.t one game Sn ncm . under ftr'>t :-t•ar C'Oach Grl'g lknr.v. th<.• Oi lers· 2·2 rt•t• ord follvwrng Friday night's 21 fi win over Huba r.randl• 1s ·\\'t•'vt• come this far with a lot of work m the off-season." lll'nn adderl "It's nice to come m a-.·a nc'' t•oach :.ind start win· ning hut I don't ttunk we're play· 111g to our potcnti}t-yet." Thompson, t he st•n1or tailback in the Oilers powl'r I formation. almost single·hCJndedly drov<' Hunt ington l·kach 60 yards on its first possessllln fo r a touchdown II e carrtl•d sevl'n t1 mes for 22 yards . capped b' <1 ont'-yard I ndl'l'tl rn1 .,take:. on orrense mn-.tl\ 1Jl•nal11es kept lhl' • in thriller El Toro nips Irvine Sweazy keeps on ticking as Vaqueros fall s hort, 27 -26 By DAVE DE BERRY oi Ill• Oally Piiot 51.tH fr\'ine High's J ay Scott n<irrowly m1ssc•d a 37 ~ anJ f1l'ld go<1l wit h lhrel' "econds left 1n tht• gaml' <1s E l Toro gatnl'd ib first \'lctor~ of the Sl'ason with a thrilling l.7 26 tome from -behind win in the St•a V1e\\ League opent'r for both tcdms. at Mi ssion Viejo lhgh. ll ww1 <1 g<tme. that unfortunately. somebod) h ad lo losl' Roth teams played extremely well. especially '"1th the game on the line. For El Toro running back Damon Sweazy it was a night that his excellent runninF( ftnally counll•d Sweaz.\ has bl'en running "l'll all season. but 1t was all for naught as lhl' Chargers dropped their first three contests Friday night Sweazy earned the· ball 33 times for 195 \ards a nd two touchdowns lie \\as the d1f ft•rt•nct; for El Toro tn the sc•cond half. picking up 132 varcls '1 rnnc came out llkt• 1t "as going to blow El Tnro away Starting from its own 20 on its first pos ses:,,1un. Irvine mart·hed RO yards 111 12 plays. capped by quarterback .J 1m \.as ho·..._ 3 yard pass to a wide open Mike Tierney. F'ollowing an interception b~ Irvine's Rob Akl'rs. the Vaqueros took over on El Toro·s 24-yard lint• On the st•cond pla). running back J ohn Salinas appear<.'d stopped for no gain. but made u nifty move to ht!> left and spnnted the final s even yards to give Irvine a 13·0 lead . El Toro·s offense had been quiet up lo this point. but came bark to life 1n the followin~ series of downs. Quarterback Mike Douglass lofted u perfect s piral to flanke r Tod Williams who out r aced the las t Irvine defender on a 52·yard catr h and run Danny Gasser's kick made the score 13·7 in favor of Irvine. Hobie cats race today Hobie cats or every size and description will be prowling the waters of Newport Harbor today and • Sunday in the 14th renewal of the Ancient Mariner Regatta -the granddaddy or Hobie Cat compel i· lion. More than 100 of the speedy catamarans tn· eluding 14s. 16s and 18s -arc entered in the event. There will be two races today starting at 11 a .m . and three races Sunday starting at 11 :30 a.m . NEYER WAX YOUR CAR ... AGAIN 'Mins' IT! 3 Year Guarantee FOR INFORMATION CALL I r\'me·~ J am ie Sturtevant returned the follow 111~ ktC'koff 44 yards to the El Toro 44 yard line i\ 15 ) :.ird pt•nally for a late hit and an 18 ~ ard run b~ Cas ho to the El Toro !)C\'en st>t the Vuqueros up for annthcr touchdown trv El Toro·s defcns~ would ha\'e none of 1t. as 11 s tiffened and lr\'lne lost one yard in three plays Scott came on to boot a 24-yard field goal nnd the \.'uqucros took a 16-14 lead into the lockerroom . The defenses dominated most of the t hird quarter until Sweazy·s 17-yard touchdown r un with I 36 left in the quarter The Vaqueros started from their own 20 and S\\t'a7.y broke off runs of 12. 17 and 17 yards in the drive to go a long with Oou~lass· 25 yard pass to \\'illiams during the drive. Ga sser added the extra point and the lead had c hanged hands for the third time with El Toro on top 2l ·l6 After a healed ar gum ent over where tht' <'hams '>hould be plated at the end of the third quarter Irvine scored quickly The fiv e-minute de lay didn't cool down the passing arm or Gasho. "ho fired a 59 \ ard bomb lo Mark Uond1 to start tht• fourth quarter . Gasho completed 13 of 20 pusses for 202 yards and threw no interceptions on the night On its next possess ion, El Toro·s offense \\as stopped The snap from center sailed over punter Sweazy's head and he finally chased ti down on the El Toro 18. where he was tackl ed. Scott's 32-yard field goal madl' the score 26·21 with 9 ·27 left in thl' game The Chargers stormed ri~ht back "and after a t·cmference among the officials. Williams 4-yard TD pass was ruled in bounds. as El Toro look the lead for good, 27-26 with 3 03 lOl>lay Irvine didn't give up and with their fans c hant ing. "Yes we ran." moved to the El Toro 20 with JUSt t hree seconds left. Irvine rould have. but they d1dn 't , as a dejected Scott watched his kick sail wide right Riley leads UCI poloists LONG BEACH Oiggy Riley scored three goals to lead Coach Ed Newland's UC Irvine water polo team to a 5·4 victory over UCLA Friday night at Belmont Plaza pool here The te ams went into the final quarter lit>d with UCl hitting on two goals in the final period. NEW lllMES! Spacious P e ppe rtree Heights con dos featuring 2 Bdrms 2'1'.l BatM, & 2 Bdrms, 2 Baths from $129,500 to $139,500. Open 11-6 Sat/Sun. 2600 blk on Santa An a Ave, Costa Mesa. Various financing including plans starting at 1314 ~ interest. plunge for the s c<>r<'. On the first play of the second quarter . Thompson galloped 16 \ Jrd!> on a trap play to give thl· Oilt•rs a 14·0 lead. Tho mpson s T U had been set up on an in tcrccption al the Bois a Grande 38 bv Carrillo . ll unt1ngton Beach drove 76 vards lo the Bolsa G ra nde one · )·ard Line midway through the se<·ond quarter but on fourth and ~oal. Thompson was stacked up at the lint• of scnmmage. Bois:.. Grande. meanwhile, in addition to having its problems. mo' 1ng the ball. did nothing to ht'IP itself with two fumbles in the first half a nd four in the game Carrillo scored the final Hunt· in~ton Beach touchdown early in 1 he fourth quarter on a one-yard kC'eper after moving the Oilers 54 ~ a rds Two 15-yard penalties on Boba Grande helped the dri \'e Thompson "a:. the leading ball C'ar rier 1n the game with 70 'ards on 22 carries Carrillo was H·of lO passmg for 97 yards and no 1nlerc:ept1on~ That s wh<1t I liked mos t ahuut wh<.tt I ::.aw tonight," said lll'nry, ·•wl' played solid football for four quarters The d efense was outs tanding and the of· feosive line dominated " Linebacker Randy Kendrick was a stalwart on defense for the Oile rs with a fumble re - c:overy. two s a cks a nd nine tack IC's Shutting the Sentinels out for the first t hree quarters. the Artis t s he lped Magnolia in- crease its scor eless quarte rs streak that s tarted a fter they scored a field goal in their first game of the year against Uana 11111s in the first quarter. Fourteen quarters ha d passed until Magnolia's Bob S wanson fluttered a pass to teammate Ken Schmidt at the Sentinel 41. Schmidt. who had inter cepted an Artist pass at the Sentinel six to gwe the m the ba II . raced un- touc hed for Magnolia's first touchdown of the season. The Magnolia kick failed as t he Artists led by a score of 12·6 with six minutes remaining T he Artists the n went to work on the ground as they lel loose Damon Ber ryhill Berryhill would often drag two or three defensive players for a couple of yards before bemg brought down. Starting from their own 36. the Artists drove to the Magnolia 40 before Schmidt again intercept- ed a pass a nd re turned it to the Laguna 42 with just 1: 47 left Running back Doug Suchesk was called on fi ve times to carry the ball on the drive that saw a face-ma s king pen a lly calle d against the Artists. College football ToUJ't S<hed11le: WMI Cal Poly (SLO) at Cal State Fullerton Color-vs UCLA al Collw um, I JO p.m USC at ~SI. 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NavyttY• Berryhills. who r an for 80 yard s o n the n ight . took a Chalmer s handoff for a o ne-yard burst With 5 17 to go m the half. The PAT k ick was wide lo the left. On Laguna 's next possession Chalmers found wide receiver Bill Hansen m the e nd zone for a 11 -yard connection T he two- point pass try was mcomplete . GWC, Coast • runners win Les Tate and Dan Arsenault finished in identical 20.52 clock· ings as Golden West Coll ege posted a double-dual m eet cross country victory over Rio Hondo a nd Los Angeles CC Friday at Ce ntral Park in Huntington Beach Orange Coast continued un- defeated ( 3·0) for both the men ·s and wom en 's team s with vie· tories over Cer ritos at La Mirada Park. T he me n won 15-47 and the women. 22-38. OCC's Lalo Terriquez. Mike Serna and Mike H erzog posted identical times o r 20 :03 with Brian Harold in at 20 04 in fourth place for the Pirates P en ny Mille r won the wom en's race as Orange Coas t weot again without to p runner, Barbie Ludovise. 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'* * ......... * ••• ** ••• • • • I • • ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 Deity ............ .., Lie ... .,. Woodhndge·s 811/ Russell 1s chased by Dave Harns of Dana Ht/ls in Doiphms· 19·X v1cfnry Prlday rught Readers tuckered out Here's a quick peek into the male chauvinist bag Sports Editor: I write this lo you, the edi tor. but direct it toward Bud Tucker. the sports t'Olumnist. and his a r ticle m last Sunday's paper titled ··1n this case. if rm a ma le chauvinist, so be it." I'll be blunt and to the point : the article was. indeed. foolish. Bud Tucker has every right to voice tus opinion and write as he sees fit. but why. I ask. does that a rticle deserve space in your newspaper, let a lone the front page of the sports section? Calling Bud a ··male t'hauvimst" would be too high of a compliment a buffoon better labels ham. How he can say that a ll "girl athletes present a somewhat grotesque appearant'e. ·· i:>efuddles me Admittedly. not eve ry fema le athlete rates a perfect "10, .. but without a doubt. there are some fine looking women on the courts of the U S. Open. on the putting greens. playing volleyball. etc. Bud Tucker·s comments on female sports writers again leaves me wondering about him . do I pity the guy. or what" Can he be so idiotic as to make such accusations? Does he really think that female sportswriters "wa nder" about men·s loc)<errooms for the ··flesh"" Those ladies have a JOb to do and many of them do it well. l"d sa y· someont> feels threatened. In the first paragraph of his article. Bud bud· dy admitted t hat he had ··nothing against women:· He even "once went so far as to marry one .. " I feel for that lady, yet even more so. I reel for Bud perhaps he "d be the one "eased by a cold s hower." She's a w oman and proud o f it SporL-. Editor Kirk Wilks In your Sunday ed ition of the newspaper. you had an artade by a "sports t'Olumnist" by the name of Ilud Tut'ke r. I have never considered myself a feminist in the past and I don 't want to start being one now . but I think that's the most highly insulting article I have ever read and I think the Daily Pilot oug ht to reconsider and perha ps print an apology To begin with it should be pointed out that l have nothing against sportswriters. I even went so far as to read one once. I'm a wom an, I'm proud of it. I just can't believe that the Daily Pilot has real· ly published these kind of comments from this man. Bud Tut'ker owes women in general an apology. Andrea J effrey Proud profession an absurd campaign? Sports Editor He says he has '"nothing against women, .. but it's obvious that he 's easil y irritated because some women have become sportswriters and turned his "proud" profession into an absurd t'ampaign. Throwing their hands up in despair. the Colts are allowing women in the lockerroom following their games, Bud Tucker said in his Sept. 27 col umn. Tucker wonde red why a woman would enter· tain an urge to wander about a room full of naked athletes . Could it be the same reason he's wander· ing around the lockerroom ? Discarding the possibility that he 's a gay reporter, he is probably there for a few good quotes to enrich his sports col· umn. He describes t he female sports writer as wear- ing a tweed suit. wool stockings and low-heeled shoes. ··Her hair," he s ays, "is stringy, like a mop. and cosmetics play no part in her life." I don't know if Tucker belongs to the Orange County Sportswriters Association or not. But if he goes to its meetings. he 'll see some very attractive female sportswriters there. And mos t of them won't fit his description. (A case in point might be Lolly Keys, former Daily Pilot sports reporter. who is now into sports public relations.> Too bad Fregosi, as reported by Tucker, didn't exclude all the "ugmos" -men as well as women -from the Ange l clubhouse. It would have eliminated many of the sports media. Shouldn't an athlete be judged by his/her per formance rather than appearance? Tucker would assign "lady" writers to cover girls' tennis, golf, basketball and volleyball, with, pe rhaps. a li!Ue horse racing and wrestling thrown iJl. If women were involved. Would Tucker let sportawriters integrate In the case of tennis mixed doubles? Who knows? I've been a tennis columnist, writer , and edtt.or since 1973 and have seldom bad a problem lnterviewing male temiia players. PubJJcist Tim Sallnaer didn't blink an eye when be took the beauutul Bridset Byrne and mt (J've ..en ~tter day1) down with the r•t of t.he media to a lockenoom at UCLA '1 Pauley Pavilion 1t umes when Arthur Albe and Stan $lnitb were sivlnJ a qukk lnten .. w befon returnl.q to the court roc-another ma~b. 1 did aee Aabe'• bare feet, but be ind Smith ~ SPORTS MAILBAG kept the rest of their clothes on until we left. Byrne, one of the most knowledgeable tennis writers in Southern California, who now writes for Women·s Wear Oailv, would have been incensed at being excluded. and the Herald Examiner would have been less e ngrossing the next day without her report Few of the women s ports writers I know are deeply involved in the women's movement. as Tucker suggests. Most of them jus t love sports and Journalism. And they du pick up the lab. occasionally, although most sportswriters I"ve seen male or female are champion free·loaders. I think Tucker IS caught between the horns or a dilemma. There have to be more than his two alternatives · no women in the lockerroom or wom en wandering around in a room full of naked m en. Some sports could take a lesson from tennis. I just ret urne d from cover ing an a ll·male Transamerican tennis tournament in San Fran· cisco for New England Racquet Sport magazine. After their m atch. J ohn Mc Enroe a nd later Bill Scanlon came into the interview room fully clothed and then left for the showers. Eventual tourname nt winner Eliot Teltscher took his s hower. dried off a nd came in fully dressed. Please don 't te ll me I must only cover women's matches. bet'ause l like them all - m e n 's, women's and mixed -and j udge sportswriters by their knowledge of the sport and their writing ability . Ruth Eddington There's even an invitation to lunch Dear Bud: How about lunch sometime next week? 1"11 pat'k up the tab. As a would ·be , floundering woman's sportswriter. I'll have to dip into the savings ac· count to cover the t'ost of a Coco's combo and cof· fee. but I feel you deser ve something for your Sun· day column. "In this case. if I'm a m a le chauvinist. so be it." Please t'onsider my natural feminine reserve. I'm a two·button man -I faint at the sight of the masculine chest exposed beyond the limits of the first two buttons of his shirt collar. Naturally, then. I blushed se(•retly trying to imagine any lady demanding equal lockerroom space with male jocks. I commend your righteous stand and cheer inwardly at your words. "It is highly significant that the gentle me n of the working press make no demands to be pe rmitt ed in the dressing rooms of fe male athletes ... Thank you for le tting me in on the secret that "girls play tennis and golf and basketball and volleyball and some of them ride race horses and wrestle." With one small exception, the Sunday "Daily Pilot" sports section would make me believe only men were pe rforming heroic sporting deeds. T hrough my wonH?n 's underground sports network. I discovered the wome n 's outrigger canoe team from the Ne wport Beach area once again defended their world championship title. Thanks to your column I now understand the lack or coverage. Any male sportswriter worth his share of newspaper ink would naturally feel em· barrassed talking to female athletes wearing no more than their s wimming suits. For lunch , I want to make sure you order dessert -cream pie in the face? Shirley Harris LOOKING FO R A HARO TO GET COLOR? WE HAVE ALL MODELS, ALL COLORS! LIASI Oil IUY1 In Newport...,. ·Roy Carver BMW 1540 JAMllOll£hO •• rqypoaT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 92660 714 ·M0-6tM ... .. • Dana Hills survives to post I9-8 • win Dolphins stop tough Woodbridge By CRAIG RUSSELL oi•DeMyll'tlMt- lt was s upposed to be a blowout, the only suspense being who would win the opening coin toss. It was supposed to be reali· ty time. a cruel awakening to the big leagues. And it was sup· posed to be something close to humiliating. the 13-point pre game sp r ea d much too generous. On one 11ide of the fie ld stood a Woodbridge H.igh football team that was 0-2 on the year. losing to little known and l ightly· regarded Orange Lutheran <7·6> and Oak Park < 19· 71 A team whose roster contains o nly 31 nam es, 26 j unior s and five sophomores. On the other side stood the 2· 1 Dana Hills Dolphins. a team that has CIF playoffs and a possible South Coast League ti tie on their minds. T he result was predictable with Dana Hills winning the game. 19·8, before an estimated 2,000 fans at Irvine High. But the Warriors weren·t intim idated. ll definitely wasn't humiliating. As a m atter of fact , the game went right down to the wire. "These kids played their hearts out.·· sa id a subdued Woodbridge High Coach Gene NoJi. "'We didn't win the game. but I'm awfully proud of them. I'm as proud of this team as any I've coached ... And he had re(\son to be. The underma nned and less ex- perienced Warriors held an 8-7 lead at halftime. thanks to a safe ty and a 47-yard st'reen pass from Bill Russell to Rud y Figueroa that rcsu ltt>d an a touchdown Woodbridge maintained that lea d throughout lhe third quarter until a poor punt and a 15-yard personal foul penalty set up a thrce·play. 15-yard scoring d ri ve b} Dana Hills When tailback Dean Sugano went over from the one.ya rd lin<•. the Dolphins had a 13 8 lead I L stayed that way until RAMS VS CLEVELAND 1213) 463-1101 IAsll for SundayJ Suguno put the eame out or re· ach with a 23·yard scoring scamper on a foul'th and Inches play with 1·36 rem aining in the game On the night, Sugano r us hed for 193 yards and three touchdowns. He opened the scor· ing in the first period with u beautiful 74·yard touchdown run on a draw play. But even though the Dolphins pulled out the victory. it was Dana Hills. not Woodbridge, that looked like the new kid on the block. If you lake a way the 74· yard run by Sugano. the high· powe red D a na Hills attack gained only 58 total yards in the first half. were penalized 113 yards. fumbled the ball three times and had one pass in· tercepted. But even though the score was ctos~. Dana llills did dominate <is the statistics indicate. The Dolphins rushed for 225 yards whill' Woodbridge could gain on· ly 124 total yards. 47 of them com ing o n the Figueroa touchdown reception and 53 yards during the clos ing mo· menls when the Dana Hills· secondary was playing very loose. Dana Hills will now have one more pre-league test next week against Mayfair before opening up South Coast League action against Laguna Beach. Wood· bridge. whit'h will be in the South Coast League a year from now. will try lo pick up its first var!>ily win ever against LA Ba pl 1st Li b ert y Christian beat en, 2 0-16 Liberty Chris tian Hi gh's foot· ball ll'am fell to 1·3 Friday night after the Minutemen dropped a 2U · I 6 decision to A m e ri('an Christian. Quarterback Lance Thorson ran for one tout'hdown from two ~ ard s away a nd threw for another. a 35·yard scoring strike to Ted Pappas. Valley may b e tonic for GWC Golden Wtuil College football coa ch R ay Shackleford h as always maintained that pre- season losses really don't matter that much -particularly when has Rustle rs have taken it on the chin from class opposition That's been the case this season for GWC. whi t'h has dropped a 21 7 decision to RakersCleld and suffored a 37 6 setback to rugged Santa Ana. Tonight. the Rustlers invade LA Va 11 e y . w h e re \_he 0 · 2 Monart'hs awa it. T h e game m ight be j ust wh11t the doctor or dered to get the RusLJers into the win column. Meanwhile , Orange Coast travels to Pasadena where the Southland's No. 2 team will pro· vide another stiff challenge for Coat'h Di ck Tucker's underdog Pirates. OCC I l l I is coming off a 24· 14 defeat to Saddleback. then rated the No. l team in the Southland llowever. the Lancers of Coach llarvey llyde, are bigger . and tougher. as their 38·0 and 68·9 victories in 1981 would indicate. Pasadena is s p ark ed by quarterback Steve Vermuelen has who has hit o n 20 of 26 passes for 359 yards in the Lan· t'ers· lopsided victories. OCC counters with Clay Tucker . the freshman out of Corona del Mar High, who ap- peared to gain more poise in the Pirates· outing against Sad- dleback. Both G WC and Coast have 7 30 kickoffs. /\t LA Southwest, the Cougars (0 2> will find the opposition anything but comforting when Coach Ken Swearingen and his Saddle back Gauchos arrive for a 1 p.m. game. Saddleback. by virtue of its uninspiring victory over OCC. dropped two notc hes in the Southland football poll. The Gauchos, with former Laguna Beach lhgh star Lance Stewart at quarterback. wi ll no doubt have something to prove a.l!ainst the Cougars. 1714) 752-0960 SealOll Tickeh A•allable \fi=Tittie 0 1r T.tlHlck 11 °Sla1hing" Through htftatiora ForA Siz_.. WINE SALE CASH& CARRY ONLY. SAVE 30% AND MOREi STARTS OCT. ht. au.AR HOURS 9.9 Salelltds' 10-11-11 recreation a I vehicles* golf carts•model trains•bikes *pianos*cars •skateboards· trucks*baby carriages*tea carts*trikes rol ler skates • walkers*toys *wagons•••• scooters*hot rods•coupes• trailers* hard tops•convert- ibles•motor homes*lawn mowers* limos *corporate headquarters @ If it's got wheels, you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.Call 642·5678 and a friendly ad· vlserwill help you turn your wheels Into cash. Gain In Sa•ittc)1 For Y•! 3/16"X4"X8' CLEAR RUF SAWN REDWOOD OVERALLS COVERS 32 sq. FT. 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Btls Bt..,, Counl Ctrlaclo, Touch ol Good Time 1·•11s U EXACTA t._11 paid Wl 50 Allena.net ''·'"' Hol!r;.ood Perk ,,..., .. SI .... ,.... -"'ti f'lllST •ACE. one mile Pat•- E•anl R•ll 10..nnioanl UO 3.00 1AO S<iulrt LfHle lWllllam.i It 00 12.00 Prlmlllve Sir"" IC.OIOlll UO t.1>0 r1eoe1 JI-lmt9f, S4<1uol• Mao\C, Holln Aw•y, Llllle tmpl•ll. llmblt nct, Walrus, Toddl\11 Otslon Time 1·01 JIS. U eXACTA 1"71 pald$1SO.to. SECOND RACE. one mitt ltol P lstolero Pal IWllllams) 3.40 l . .O 1.40 Hluaway (LIOhlllllll J .20 J.10 Cheerful Moose ( Oesomtrl S.40 AllO rec.a Sllvetl St•rl4tl, H-llound, Jay1 Mtmorlol, """"'' Meleor, Sftulflfl. Time l 01 •IS. T"leD eACE.Ontmllt~t AllOy Htnla¥ P9ttr IMtltrl l0.40 S 00 (.0 Torpids KnloM t5Nn9'11 1 40 J 40 Gerry Jllt\IOt (A--.1 4.40 Alto raced; Ma,..rk ll Alm.llunl, Wltllollt l'ttr, Armstead lllp, &rllll•nt JKkl4t, Loni PewrN. Tlmt · t·Jl •IS U IXACTA (t·J> N kU IU.50. 'OUeTit ftACI. Olle mile trot, Foay M•ttitnla'I IRltclllol t.oo J • .O 2AO f'IMI Gem IHudonl i.411 J.00 Al Arm• IUtfltNlll UO AllO rec.ct; CNof Gv' A, LllM Mtntr, 1E1opernan1. Tlmt• 2:001/S. ''"'T" eAC:I, One ml'9 ~· PotL110'aa..(,.•rll. ... I UO 1.00 >.AO Otnclnt Morm ,_,._,, 6.00 Ml M4'C ACliot I 1("9Clllf I IM AIM raeacl; Htrol< H-t, COOi OtY. DaallOff lye lye, tndlo11 Ci.t. ,__,.,, .... Cl"OttlltW. T Imo. 1 •• 4/S. U aXACTA l~U Hid '71.08. 1un" eACa. o.. m11e _.. Wtjoelt••"'-1~1 tAIO t• 1A Cefttt. Mll9 (HM9fl I >.• t.• 8111'18 H-Cl.tyt.u) UO At• rMM: IJl'-1ft It-. GalMlw, ~ ....... 'r1-:1·111.o. Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sa\urday. October 3, 1981 •• eeYlltTit a.Cl 0.. mllt -• Ll°"'o l~I 1.fll 4..0 J 40 IMJ~ IOrllll'Clvl uo • ..., A meter (Ackotll'lllnl 1 • Al .. retM EIOQwlll llAly, o.ti,,. M . Llllla arett •U11t • Gian ~llllty, ~'I PtU T lme I tt1/t. U I JC~A I). SI N MJ '10I IO U ,.ICIC Sta ll·M ·l+JI ""' •1,t U 40 •II" U wlMI,.. llOtll Cll"e llOntf) U Pkk Sia ton.oltllOft pal4 U. 00 wllll JI• wlnnl"t llchh llour ..,,_, u PIO Sh wr•ltll COMOlt llon H ICI lU .0 '*"" 42 wln11lne llOtta ( lllrM --· -"r t lClll •1o"TM eACI QMml14tlMKt 00Ublt Goe (._..onl t JO 4 .0 ) .0 CtPttln l(nlljM ILOll@OI ~-40 J >0 l'alllmenlo n-nlol 10 40 AIMI rec.a Cltuy A-1, Sh\llU, '-'It.,. Hanover. Gf' .. 1 o.IM" Fall AloftO, ~ L-11, Andy\ Tl•..,•f\111 Time . I :111 t/S U IXACTA (~" PtlCI MO ~ lllllllT" RACI One mllt wet Talj•mon CR-I 11 40 • 00 • ~ Howdy 51•• 1s1-rmanl 1 40 110 Canterbury Lant IBklllonU UO Aho tee.ad Anclys E Gray, Truly '-Y. I( B IClno. e.-Haby, M II p M•rciul• Time t 5't llS U I XACTA Cl 11 paid UJ.10. T .. n"llACI[ OnemlltP•O Jtrrv w111i.m t DICktol "oo ti .o •to Mtl••llc Majot 1111*rsonl • 40 • 00 Flulon ISt.,..rmanl fAO ... IMI tec.O. kol<ll Tl,.,. A~. FtsNon AClo•t. Chtl'l'IOf9M ,.,Inca, Rtt<I\ lor ttw Sll.y D•mur•t. Ptclno HI, Kc •• NeSllH U UIAt TA 12·11palclUJ10 ., .. _, ··•·· Madrid Grand Prix l•I -Id. SHiii) Oooit'1M11MI S ....... P•blo "''••• Cltl TomH Smid. 6 •. ~ )OW loptl Clef PtOro RtDOll-......... . • J Davis Cup semlflnels l•I ,...u.M, Ore.I f'lntOay~" Jo"n McEnroe IU.S.I Clef Mar• EO monoson, W. 6 •. 6·2. RoKo. Ta nner IVS J Otl Ptttr McNama ra, .......... ••. l ... , ~2 IV S le.Os Au>lraht, 2~ I 1111-"''""· a,...Mlflal FlntOaySI ...... G111llermo llll•S (.tlrlJ"nlln•> det. 8u'1tr Mollrt m, • 3 • I, • I Jou Luis Clerc IArOtnllNI Clel Rk,.u CI l ewis,•·• ..... , ..Cl I Argentina I-8••taln, 1 0 I Pernod Calllornla Festival ttlL-eeacltl -11 0..-tterllMI Sl .... H J im Snyder IC°'lt ...... , Clel ClayDOu,,,. c LOS An0tlHI •.O, •. , Aollr Zal•meCI• IB1ldwln Pera ) Otl. Ktrll. hrr•ll ILono 8u<lll 6·1 (f I) I• (ID-ti ~l. Mlk• Sho" (San 010901 Clel Lon St\tolrO • 3, • ?; Glenn Petrovic tPt c111c P•llUCIHI .,., ""'' Sylvan 1"""11\ttt•n S.telll 6-J 6 1 W_ .. 0...tt"11MI Sl ..... s Anotta W•IUr tTorontol Cl•I Jill 8tcll. tOrangel .. ,, , .. Gtll Gln90w !Corona Cltl Marl Clel Ronll• EIOtr (LO\ Anotln l .. I, 6-l . Marl• MY•" IN•WPOrf 8eaclll - Lauri• Cr-(LO\ Anotltt\I • I, 6·1, Alic• Mldelltlon IStnl• MonlUI Oel Jan Barelol tCllull lllstal • 7 If II, .. l ..... Hol• S.mlllnats are al nmn 10Clay at the BUiit J e.., K•no hnn•s Ctnler Women's tournament (t18 ....... ,,.....,MIM1.I QoMttlt'11MI SlfttlH M•rt1n• M•vr•U60•• o.t 8•rbet• Potter. 6...f •·•, Candy Reynolds Clel J ull• H•r rinoton, .-a. ~2. Tracy Au1tln del S_,,., Wol11\, 6·1, ._2 Women HIGH SCHOOL .._ a-11 u. Matw 0.1 s " ...... t( Wiiie«• (LI IO•I to Strmltnlo, 1-4, Clef Prltlto ~2. Clel Mllltr, 6 2 R Wllleltt Ill lost 4 • l • won M J•-(LI won IS M 6t ~ Smllll·Sltp11tn1 IL) lltl WllM>n-l(tyHrl, ..... dtl 8•1C1rlOOO-Grllfln, 6.0. oel S91nnt r Cuell•r. ~I. Forkt>ll Godfrey I LI IOSI •-t, .. ..,, • O • t, S<nwer11sto1n-Hollanel ll 1 IO~t ••,won •1. t. 1 Jim COlbtn Crt lg SI.Oler Tex111 Open (ot SaA A"IOlllet Btn Cttnsnaw Jim Thorpe Chtrlll Coooy 8111 Ro0trl 800EO\IWOOO Wayne Lt •I Tommy lltlenllnt BobOy Cltml>MI Don Loin TlmSlmPtOft Roger Mtltble 0 "· Wtlbrlno SUt ttrH .. 11\ B ruct LltU-• Mara Hayes Mike Smllll Tim Norri\ LH Trevino Mlll.tHOll-Mtr\ Pleil BOO MUl'Pfty Tom Kiio GtH>rQt 8ur111 Lortnll-ru Ktlt" FtrllUl Frea Couples 8111 B•llton Joe Inman Bruu Oouo•es• Miits Prestomon Gary McCoro Tommy AY<OCk Tom Punte• MIU Sulllv•n Mar• L~ JlmSlmonl Jim llO<M Cll.,IH Krenktl wooov 81•<kbum Bobby WM1kln1 Br•CI Bryanl Don Pooley P"'IHoncoo Eo Ooll(lheny Jim Dent eruct Oevlln Vanct Ht.itwr RuCal- D•vlO Ectw11rd• htr'/M..,,,.y GtOttt Arci..r Gii MOQOll Mlller llart»r TomJonn Mlh Rtkl John M•halfty Ltnlly W-lnl Forrest Fe1ter ..... llO 63-61 llO •S•I 131 ... ,. 1:11 .S-t7 IJ? .,... tJJ U ·tl Ill -I Ill .-..s -1JJ .... , 1'13 ., .. , -1)4 .... s -,,. .,.., _ti< .,... 11S 11 .... IU tf.11 13.S I0-6S IU IO•S t>S .1 ... -us 11.... IJS ..... 1)6 12.... 1)6 ., ... , t)e. ..... 1)6 ..... 1)6 ., .. 7 -1)6 10... 1)6 ICMll tlt 6HI 11' 61 70 Ill .... , '" ,,.,... IJ7 .... 11 1)7 It... 111 ..... _ 137 64•11 -IJI 10-tl IJI 70-67 -IJI 10•7 IJI 10-tl -137 ..... 131 .... , -117 61-70 tJ7 10 ... 1 -1)7 11... IJ7 11-•l -1• 10..a -1• 10..a -1• 70 ... -t. ... 70 ,. 61-11 -1• 12 .... -,. ..... -1. .... n -1• .... ,_,. 70-te -•• 61-10 -•• ••10 -•• ,.,., _,. 6'-10-,. LPGA tHm Chemplonahlpa ,., ...,,...,., °"" Calll.\Oft-Mc:Alllster U.U-.. (.aponl.'M\1-11 ~41 Cllamlltrllfl-Monit 34-,.._.. 0.llty•RtltlNrOI ls.JJ-41 Mtuay·Palmtr ~_.. Hlll·Wll•ln• ~ 0..Ytr·S.-r ~ St•-Y·~ M-» ..... A~f'l'l•SMllllellt~ JW>-tf Alcott-Van..._ ,...,.__... Btrrow-O'llrt.11 JS.,._.. Carnor-•-1n )'.._.. Mar11ft·5"'191 '7.»-10 ,.ul1·V-'9 IW7-.10 f'•rttft-Jo.,ce ~ l(aamle,.1·54111tk ll J>-JJ-70 loceer COMMU"ITY COl.Llel ..... ...................... . OWC ~llf• OrH..,.lt t. Swr\14 t, ~-·· W•t•r Polo cou.•01 llC ,,.., ... t. UCl.A 4 (ti .............. '"-•..cit) V(LA 0 I 1 I UC llvlM t 0 t l -) UC '"''"' .Corino ltlley > ,.,..,tor•n I, Oochon t COMMVNIH' COLl.llOI 0...... W ... IJ, C ... ntM II <i0111tn w..t J • • J -IJ Ct rrltc>t 1 0 l 7-11 Golden Wnt wo11no ·cnacon •, S.lve• i , Oel,.allt t, Grall 1, Jen-In• I, D•k•r t, Lilnd I KtnOtll I "10" SCHOCK. Ne_."·---,., .......... v ..... Mh1I011 \llt jO 2 0 :I J-I Newport Her'llOf 1 J 4 ,_,. Mlu lon lllefO KOllllO HOvrl9fll •. R09tu 2, IC rt!WI 2 HtWl>Otl HerllOt "orl"O S.IVtlOt~ ~. Howell •. Woollotk J, LllllCMkY I, Par~ .. '· Ktllll I, c..._ao I ISTAHCIA TCXleHAMeNT Marin• n. k~ .t.11• ' Sanlt AN I 0 0 • Marina S 2 2 t2 Marina s.tOtlnq Z.ktlky •, Hot>ll.ln' J. llOCk 2, Miiier I, LO-t I, lltllly I Ot-ker•• S.C-11- Elloncl•I Sonof• I S.11 C14t,..,,tt 9, Sallie AM 1 Buena P•n If La_.. Beac" • OcHn V••• 12, Rt ncllO .tlltmllo• • Marina 12, Santa Ano• Buen• P•rk 9, FOllltllll 1 Cross Country COMMV"ITV COLLEGE ~ w .. 111, a i. "°"" M G ....... Wtu U , Lat.,.._ .. , CC 4J llle-U,LMA ....... CCO 111 ~al ,.ltti, "_,,...... 8NClll I T t ie IGJ, 20 S2 1 Arsenault IGI. 20 S7 '. l Olwn IR I, lt 09. • HllCklelllon tGI, 21 19, S Alverer IGI, 21 S9 , 6 MCROl>eth IG), 22 It,) AllOflO IRJ, 22 S2, I LO~I IAI lJ 09 9 Ge•••Clo (RI, 1l 34, 10 BalO.,,ama IGI. ?• 02 Or-Coul U, Cerrito• 0 ( .. U J•llrMI' Park I I hrrlque1 IOI, 20 03 1 ~rnt IOI. 10 OJ. l UertOQ (0) 20 OJ • HarOIO 101. 20 04 S F11Joe•••O IOI 20 1' 6 M< lnl~ll (Cl 10 2'1. I A•«•oe !0 1, 10 J.O, I Mar11ne1 ICI, 20 lS 9 L.tCro>M 101, 20 fl, 10 Brown IOI 21.09 HIGH SCHOOL o. .... 1114>• u . Marl•,. n I Arcll1Wld 10111, .. Jt, 7 Soto (0111, ,. JI ' 3 loWSO<> 10111 t6 JI • DtT1nt ~I. 16 "'· S P•,.t• IMI, ti 00 • SanClelOr 'fMt, 11 O'i I l(eopp IMI II It I 8 Solo 10111. 11 U 9 LIPP 10111, 11 19 tO Len nart1 IMI, 11 ).0 Women COMMUNITY COLLEGE Or.,.,. Cout U, Cerrito• JI I Miiier tel, 18 33, 2 21kt 101 It <t, J uonia1 .. 10 1, ta •2 • G•b"' 101. " ''· s Tyi.on ICJ " 1' • I( Dube 10 1, 1' JI. I R1nver IOI. I' '6. a Z.t1raC111I-101 1' :II 9 ROOrl-• ICI " ''· 10 Ouwcn 10 1, ?O OS Go-W.SI U , L~ A,...lo, CC M I Te\ler IGWCI, IO S•, 2 Seymour tGWCJ, 20 :M, J A1111orro IGWCJ, 20 ~-• o.uo .... •tv IGWCJ, 21 IS. s Tacklt IGWCI, 21 0 , 6 T•-• ILACC), 21 04, 7 l(unll.e IGWCJ, 22 ... I PrtnQI• IGWCI, '1 st. 9 Haywood IL.llCCI. 1' •I 10 Marlin ILACCJ,26 4' HIGH SCHOOL M.,I,,. 10, Ouon llltw Je 1 .tlnno 101. 19 •I 7 Htrnoon (M ) tt S. l Ellll 181 20 41 • Ba•lty IMI. 71 IS, S Henry (Ml, 1t 11, 6 Powtll (Ml lt U , I Gruber IOI. 12 02 a Otn~notrtn 101, ,, 04, • G••Y (Ml. 72 Jt 10 B<tlll•ncoun 101 n,. Women's volleyball COLLE OE UCLA Cltl W••ll•nolon U-9, IS II, lS-12 I Former Loguna Dttcll player Linda Ro1>en>011 MO 12 kllll IOt tllt 8•u1ns1 COMMUHIT'I' COLLEGE Orange Co.SI Clt'I Ml San .11n1on10 t>l, IS I IS-I o...... w..i T..,,,,_, GolC1"'1WnlCltl Fullenon, U -t, tS-J, Clef, El Ci mino, IS.It, IS·IJ, IO~I to UCLA JI/ 10. IS, I s-9, 9·1S UCLA JV dtl Fulltrlon ls-2, tS-3, Otl El Camino, IM, 1S-tJ. El Camino OH Fullenon. IS-S, IS I Fln•I slanCll119l• I UCLA JI/, , Golden Wot, J El Camino, • Fullerton Friday's transactions IASE8ALL Hol'-tlUI ..... ATLANTA ORAi/ES Sulj)ellel<Pd John MonlefuKO, pilCll.r, lor 111• llnal tllree oamu Of ttw MtM>n IOr lalllno to accom. Nny Ille !Nm on a 111011110 Cincinnati aASICETaALL NttlaMI 8-ftMll A1-lalleR >iOVSTON ROCl(E TS Announ<td Ille rtllrtmM>I Of RUCIY Tomf<N\OYk". forward, and n•mtel him -1•1 tUIUonl lo ti.. Qtnf'fll IT\fllt9fr Announced that Calvin Murp,.y, guard, llaCI eoroeCI lo ttrml on a lllrtt ·yur conlroct LOS ANGELES LAl(EllS AcqulrtCI Bob Ellloll, forwtrCI, from IM Now JtrWY ""'' IOI lulure COl\sl~aOons H EW YORK l(NICl(S Signed Mlll.t Ntwlln, OutrO, 10 e lwO-yHr conlrKI ••· ltn•lon. ,OOT8ALL ....._.,.Mt!N"L•-HEW OftLEANS SAINTS -Placed 8ttry Bt nnttl, ttc'klt, on lnjurtO reserve A<tlvet- t O Jtrrv 8oye•tlli, llOffOUtrCI. SAH DIEGO CH.llAGEllS -Tr-F.-.d Ou n, ~slva tncl, lo the Soll Fr•nc~o • .. rt lor • N<Ond·•OUnCI "" dr•tt chOl<t "OCICIY N.U-1 "ecktY LfftW MONTREAL CANAOIEHS -AHl9ne<I Crelo L...,lln, ,_.,.Cl, IO Nova Scotia al ,,,. Arnffk•n HO<kev LtttUt HEW YORK ISLAHOERS -Traelacl O•rry -•tt. ltll ••no, 10 ,,.. Hartfof'cl Wheltrs tor lulure corosldera llona. An--eel 1111 rtll,...._t al LorM Halllllllt, cenlar. HEW vo•K RANGIEllS -Tr-CIVlt ICOltopoulOI lllCI Gerr1 McOon•ICI, o.-,.,. .. m ... ; 8'lCI Oouo $ulllm•n ... ,. w11111. to Ill• Hanford Wlla'9rt tor Mike .... ,~ unt.r, -future contlcler•ll-. AM,.,_., Mike BOCktNll, loll Steller, GkY IWN, Cem C-. T"'9 JOflMOll, Cl•"* '-Ar-, Oon MCCMtlly, o. ... Snopek, -llrlM Zlea tu , forwera..; rom "'•"''· J.,. AllOVSll ... , Andre Doro, J-H"911H, •Of\ Phlmll, Gord Smllll. eM a.1 WU-, dt- ,.n-. tftCI Ward l.~klllrcll -ftkll. Strao, 901t1es, 10 s11r•ntfl•I• er tlle Arntrl<lll HotlltY l.t1911t, ...nseulU)li PENGUINS -Cut ,_ OtUO•, r'9fll wlftt, -•'""'1 ...,_, -1o11 .. m111. IT, LOUIS ILUU ~I .... Trw-JOf141nMll, dotftofltttNll, on w.i'lltl'1 r.-.,. Col•••• ttou ... 1 Attltlftff lllk ll Slf'el-, tMlle, .. Mllw .... ., ... ·~,. ...... Hecllt'f u.aw. elM•aAL IHTlltNATIOHAL IOVASH ••c:ov•n ,eOEltATION -Nt"'" lall I.....,, clllllr"'•; ftr.,. lallla tWC\111 .. ~ .... tUI ftle.NtW ~. Campbell leads Lions to 10-0.win Dy KEN IUU. Of -o.lly "" ... , .... In Houston. l':t1rl Campbell Is rt•nownl'd for h l11 running abilities Al Westminster Hi1h St·hool it's not Earl. but Hr rb t' .un plx•ll Who IS \\ l'll known for h1l> n111mng abih11t•s C11mplx:ll carried the bull JS I• m cs for 112 ~ urds against a l>lron)t C'om,)lon l1 1gh defenst-. In u 10 O ''it:tory ht-fore un overflow Purc>nt~ Nifthl crowd al Wt·~tm1ni.tt·r t'am pb~ll. a 5· 10. 160 l)<)Ulld sc>n1or hulfhut:k . rum bled for most of his ) ar1h1g(• through gaping holes made by the Westminster ofrensivt• ltne . Otrl•nsivl' coordinator Rick na ~hon· (that l\ right. the former ll(.'L1\ ~tandout 1 was proud of the way his lin e pt•durm<'d · Our offense is bas11»1ll) '-' running game. and lor u~ to win our line has got to 0 1w n sonw holes. 1:1nd tonight tlw~ did one he('k of a job · · But un lhts night the offense might hav~ played second fiddle to ;_1 -.pinll•d defensive Lion unit. i\ftl'r a :!3 :-ar<t field goal by kicker Ra~ Rerg gave Wt•slmrnsft'I' a 3 ll halftime lead . lht• Lum dl'fl·n~e c[1me out in the '>l'Mnd half and poi.sibly saved the i.:ume for the Lions. "We haVl' matured more in l\\o week-. th<Jn I thought we \\llUld fur the \\hole eason. Our go.ii was to bring the football program buck 111 Westminster . JtHI I think wt• proved tonight thJl the L1oni. are back ... said Wt·s tm1n:-.t cr Coach Barrv W<Jll'l'S . In lht• four th qu<1rter Compton h ..1 rl t It l' b a I I 1 n s 1 d l' t h e Wl•:-.lm1nst<'r six \ard line for l.'1ght play'i, l>ul \\<JS denied by a ""'arming Lion front folir The Turhabt•s had thl· bull at the six l.lt•ruuse of t\\O puss interference c·.1lb \\ l'l>tmtlll>ler hl•lcl Compton for thn·c> pl ay-. ,11 lht• s ix . but on f' o u r l h ·"' d g 11 a I . C o m v t o n );!acned nt'\\ Ill e tin a pass in· lt•rfrrem·c· r ;.rll for ,1nolhcr hrst· lltHI g,11<11 set uat10n Afll•r two running 1>lays )!Jlnt•d nothing . Tarbabe qu;_1rterhat·k 1\nth<>n~ Ford went bal'k to ptti.s CJnd was sacked for .1 i.1x-~ard lo:.s by line man 1\lfn·d T~manuu On fourth down f'ord went to the l'nd z.unc but t·amL' up cm1>t). again . throwing 1n c·omplele C;i rnpbl•ll n in 27 \ .trds for the l'11nt'h1ng 111uthdown \\1 th 30 'l't'(llld~ ll'ft BYU rally defeats Utah St. from AP dispatches PROVO. l 'tah \.',';nmond Ha milton scored on a 42-vatd run and Todd Shell arlded ·another Louchdown on a pass mtercep· t1on in the final £our minutes as IOI h-rankl'<l 8 righam Young. playing without quarterback J 1 m McMahon. l'ame from bt-h1nd lo defeat Utah State. 32 26. fo'riday night DYL' had been trailing 26·20 ,,·1th '1 .08 rL•mair11 ng the game when lh1milton s wt•pt around the end for h1i. ti>ut'hdown Ho"'evcr. lhc extra point kick failed. m;Jktng 11 26·26 One m1null.' lat er . Shell. a lint•backer. 111ten·cpted a pass h~ l.J tah St quarterback Chico (.'unalcs and rambled 17 vards for the winnmg score · The victon was HYC's firth or lhc !'>easnn and 17th straight. the long\•st v1t•tory sl ring in the na llon Ptah St fell to 2-3 Cntil Sh<'ll's interception. Can:iles had heen th<' hero or the game. throwi ng touc hdown passes of 14 v<1 rdi. to Nate Jones and 4 a nd 5 'a rds to Eric Mc Pherson. · McMahon. the natwn·s total offense and passin~ leader m 1980, suffered a severe hyperex· tension in his knet• a week ago against Colorado-and watched the game m street clothes. M C'Mahon 's replacement . sophomore Steve Young. tied the score al 20·20 with a 7-yard scor- ing pass to Seolt Collie early in the fouq.h quarter. But Canales whipped USU down the fie ld 68 yards a nd Maurice Turner scored on ~· 6·yard run to give the Aggies a 26·20 lead late In the fo urth period. Young. who threw for two t ouchdowns afainst Color ado, completed 21 o 40 passes ror 307 yards. H1tmillon scored h.ls ti~t touchdown on a 1-yard run late in the third period following a pass interferc:nce call on the go31 llne But the kick Called and BY U trailed 1-4· 13. Hobie to race ,. ... Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October 3, 1981 . ,. 'Knowledge workers' growing • in U.S. industry • B1 DAVID W. EWING CorporaUona and public lliCn· cies are undergoing a "revolu tlon." Even more dramatic than the chanees being cr e,ated by new technologies robotJJ, or. lice computers. a nd the like are changes that are altering the happioess, hopes und attit udes of mUUOf\S·of workers by giving them new r ights on th~ Job. The agent of change m this revolution is an army of "knowledge workers" highly e.d ucated mirnagers and pro· feasionals ranging from com· puter experts to personnel ad- ministrators. Not only a re such workers new op the corporate scene, but also their numbers and ·influence are growing so rapidly tllat one might say they are invading the corporate workplace. AC the turn o f the century. many giant corporations, such as Standard Oil . were led by men-short on formal education But today, knowledge workers ht>ld almost 30 percent of the jobs at Exxon -Standard Oil's corporate descendant -and many thowsands of other com· panies and public agencies, big and small, depend on growing c'adres of such workers The statistics hint at the ex- tent of the cha nge. For example. in 1940 only about one employee in 22--was a college graduate; to- day it is about one in every four White-collar workers, a ma- jority of whom a r e college graduates, have also proliferat· ed. Sin ce 1960 , white-collar ranks in cr eased 72 percent. from 28.5 million to 49 millon. By contrast, blue-collar wor kers -once a majority in labor's · ranks increased only 30 per- cent, from 24 million lo 31.2 million. Spearheading this invasion of knowledge workers is what the census calls "professional and technical" workers. whose num- bers mor.e than doubled between 1960 and 1980. Such groups as computer specialists. accoun· EARN .COLLEGE CREDfT FOR "VVORKING" Coastline Community College credit is available to readers while following . the Daily Pilot's Courses by Newspaper series. "Working: Changes and Choices." For registration information on this independent study course. please call (714 ) 962-22 11 A pubhc seN1ce of the Qaily Pilat l/1q//l11 1rw11ccl uct1111111.\/1111111' /11 1,111<.1 n1•1·1 l1H1/1 pwi1ll1111' 111 • \flt('rtC'(lll ltltl//.'il rt{ tants, personnel administrators, quality <'Ontrol expert s and social sc1cnt1st~ led the advance. The real story. however , is not 1n their numbe rs but in the ~~~ CH.AJ\GCS~~b1s qualitative impact of knowledge \\ orkers on working conditi<!'Js. Fari.t. they arc rationalizing more of the work of the corpora- l a on and public agency. the} gather facts. analyze data. and reason to ;.in extent unknown to most of their predecessors . 1\t'('Ording lo Alan C_ Nixon, former president of th e Ame rican Chemical Society. about half or the us labor force as invol ved in c reating, manipulating or using informa- tion . or w or king with t echnologies based on data manipulation. Second, knowledge workers exploit new technologies . It is a neat trick to invent a more powerful computer or a more sophisticated drilling rig, but it is an even neater tric k <as scores of other countries that have failed in this respect know too well > to educate and train employees to make full use of that computer or rig. In terms of the quality of work life especially the sense of ex· citement and reward one gains rlur1ng working hours knowledge workers have had a s till m ore s ignificant influence. It is because of Lhem, more than any other employee group, that thousands of companies and agencies have liberalized de· cision making, taking m any day-to-day decisions out of the hands of a few leaders and dis· tributing responsibility among tratned employe('S down the line , Using s tatistical an alysis, a factor) manager decides on his own . instead of asking the chief e xecutive, whether to s hut the A line and add an extra shift on the B line Again, the promotion manager of a retail store often decides on her own. instead of a s king the president. what s pecials to advertise But the mos t far-reaching tn· fluence of all will be the demand of professional, technical, and othe r knowledge workers for more human rights. especially civil liberties . Throughout their edu cation . these men and women have been trained, as part of their technical approach. to value such things a s freedom of inquiry and the power of evidence. Professionals and technicians sec no reas on why they s hould no t be allowed to s peak out agains t an action o f the or ganization that s eems illegal or unethical to them, or why they should have to carry out a bOss· directive that violates their norms of fair play. They see no reason why t h ey s hould not engage in o ff-hours activities of their c hoice. so long as the ac- tivities don't conflict with the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l':Dl'l'<JU'S N<>Tf: This '" IM Juurth in a ltnta o/ 15 art1clts uplor lll!J Worktny Changt-a and Cho1ct11 " • l>al!ld W ,.:w1r111 uJ the .. ffaroord B1mne1111 Rtv1ew" trocu tht mapact oJ h1ghl11 t'ducated worlcera en bnngmg cunl hbertltt to tM workplace Thi& St'nt11 was wntren /or Course& t>y Newapoper, a pror1ram o/ lln1uerS1ty fo;zlt>n.,11m . UC Son Vtego, unth /undmg from tht Nation.al 1-:n duwm('fll /or the /lumonitws employer's mtercsl. They see no reason why their privacy should ~ invaded by polygraphs, psychological tests. or electronic surveillance. nor any reason why their personnel fil~s s hould be kept secret from them And they see no reason why conflil'ls with their supervisors should be arbitrated by biased superiors; they want fair hearings hy neutral 10 vestigators. Whal 1s especially galling to them is that many employers object t o their pressure for greater cavil liberties while dis- regarding incompeten ce t o avoid unpleasant dis charge pro· cedures. Well-m eaning corporate and government leaders protes t that they, too. condemn violations of e mployees· dignity In fact. however. most companies have neither a strong ethical code nor an effective way of enforcing it Jack S tieber , head of Michigan State Univers ity's in dustriaJ relations divis ion, con servatively estimates that more than h alf a million corporate employees are fired annually for reasons most Americans would not tolerate. UnJust discharge also appears to be a problem in state agen c a es, where f ew good m ec hani~m s l'xis t to protect civil liberties. and in the federal government. where the Civil Service Heform Act of 1978 ap- pears to have further weakened an already weak procedure for protecting dissente rs Two irrefutable facts account .. .. Author a Harvard prof DAVID W EWING 1s manug 1ng e ditor of the "Harvard Rus i ne!-.i. Review ... where he joined the s taff in 1949, and a member of the Harvard Business School faculty -'\ g raduate or the Harvard L:rn School. he is the author of ··Fr eedom ln ~i d e th <.> Organ1za t ion .·· "The lluman Side of Planning." ·'Th e Prac llt't' of Plan nin~ ... a nd ·The Man agerial Mind.'' EWING lie abo has edited -;everal ma JOr book~. and he has written dozens of <irticles for s uc h m agazines as "Fortune ." "P sychology Today ," and the "Saturday Revie" .. for VIOiations or ('IV ll liberlles 10 hus inesR und public.· organata t10ns One 1s that almost any or gan1zatton. no matter how fair- m lnded most o f its m e m bers a re . ha s a min o rity or s upervisors with despotic ten derides and a minority 1s all 1t take~ to dampen the aeatlve s pirit The second fact 1s thut. a s a federal court once stated, the law of the land has , with only oc . c as ional exceptions. traditional· ly allowed a superior to fi re a s ubordinate ·'for cause, for no c.·ause. or for c ause morally wrong." Among knowledge workers there is rising impatience with both the traditional law and the traditional civil liberties prac· lices of organizations . As Ted Mills. director of the American Center for the Quality of Work Life, suys, thb powerful employee group "puts personal e thi<'s ahead of <m y othe rs. pos tulates human rights as a g iven, not a g ift. a nd reruses to compromise its new. ever more individualistic priot'aples solely ror economic gain .. How arc pro fessao nab and t echnicians succeeding in chang- ing the law'? Supported u ft en by pro fcssional societies. such a s the HOROSCOPE Sunday, October 4 By SYDNEY OM.\RR ARIES <March 21 April 191 You gain ·rarl' insights " •Jne who appeared glamorou!-. will now ~l·em IJanal TAURUS !April 20 May 20 1 Your pos ition 1s stron~er than 1t appears on s urface You will hold fincmcial "trump card Focus on hidde n factors, !>Ur pris l'S. mon ey in connection "ith member of oppo:-.1te sex. GEMINI 1Ma v 21 Junt• lO l What appeared ~ "sohJ l'Onncc tum" ma} actually lw nebulous Assignment o r proJl'<'l is bcin~ c 11 m pl etc II CANCl-:R <June 21 Ju)) 221 Individual who was low-kev will speak up and elem and a ·more important role an your life Leo. Aries. Aquarius person!> figure prominently L EO (July 23 Aug. 221 t\t'cen.t on lessons lea rned. sign1f1cant changes, s peculation and pro cess of "falling in love " Cancer . Capricorn. Aquanu!> personi. tllay important roles VIRGO !Aug 23 Sept 22 1 You expand base of operations Yo u 'll have additional working room Lon g distance c a l l ln1>t1tute or El~ctrlcul and £Jee tronlc En~mucrs, they ure s uing t·ort11>anies tor unjust dl11charge. Tht'y have recently won signlfl- c11nt decisions ln Cttllfornia . M1t·higan. Wci.t V1rl(inia ~nd 1'1·11nsylvanla I low are they succeeding In chung1ng corporate practice? With the vigorous help of a ,.;rowing numbe r or top ex- ecutivell, tht>y have collabor ated with some or the country's m ost prestigious cor porations to codify and protect clvil liberties. l•'or 1•xample, IBM's privacy <'Ode ti. probably more advanced than that of any nation, state. or l'O mmunity 1n the world. Pola roid Corporation and Con· trol l>ata have effective pro- ct•durc~ for handling the com- pla tnls of employees who believe lhcy hav e b ee n unfairly pe nalized or harassed Nor are s uch measures con· fined to the private sector The federal Nuclear R egulatory Commission has launched a de· tl'rmmed effort to protect djs. <:enters . By their efforts. professionals cind technicians cue making "ork life m ore equl'fable , spoo- l :lnt-ous. and creative, they are. 1t has been said. "allowing s un- li g ht 1n the salt mines." Mo r(' important, still. they are br1dg1ng the gap between societal America and corporate America. I n s pirit i f not measure for meas ure, they are bringing the Bill of Rights of the ('onstitutaon into organizational ltf e NEXT w,.;1-;K U1stonan Daniel T Rodgers of Pnnceton University truces Tfu.o Roots o/ the Amencan Work Ethw " Oll's sage Jill~ an soladirying µI ans. LIBRA !Sept 23·0ct 22>. Study Virgo mes~age for valid hint. ll igh li g ht flexibility, 'l'r~atahty Jnd s ho " that you t•;1n laugh at your own foibles SCORPIO !Oct 23-Nov. 21 1 1-·11('us on pe rsonal possessions. µa~·ments , collectaons. ability to m;.i kc bcsl use of materiab at hand SAGITTARHJS 1 Nov 22·Dec i1 1 Carcum~tanl'l'S favor vour dfort."t. you g ain cooperation f111m ramil) members, persons \\ho l'ontrol purst• strings • ('A rRICORN I Dec 22-Jan. l!J ' Emphasis on tempor ary -.cr lus1on. possibll• hos pital v1s1t. rc ... trict ions and duties l'onnect- t•d with special interest group. AQl'ARHJS <J an 20·Feb 18 1. Lunar emphasis on business en- 1 e rprise, standing an co mmunity .ind i.pec:ial reco~nition from IH't'rs Older individual lends IH'nef1l o f l'X pencnce. becomes \'aluablc all\ P ISCES ·,Feb 19-Mar. 201 Obtain hint f rom Aquarius mc ... ~agC' Professional s uperior puys meaningful compliment. Proj1·l'I will be fini shed and vou -;houlc1 he looking to future.· ------------ ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY hurch oTSt: Matthew by the Sea (Traditional Episcopal) No Services Aug. 23rd HOLY COMMUNION-Each Sunday · 9:00 AM (Book of Common Prayer · 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community Congregations/ Church 611 Heliotrope, Corona de/ Msr Th l•Y._J-... HoWf.W -531-7113 ST.JOHN"S THI IP'ISCO'Al CHUaCH CH COSTA MESA WESTMINSTfR LUTHERAN OtURCH 13141 M,.._A•e. IMext to S• D'-9o kwy. & w~ It.cu -WO.SHIP SRYICIS - 1:30 & I 0:00 A.M. ,ASTOR JOEL A. SW1GGUM ,HO .. l H3.e2H C .. IST L RAM C CH I Missouri Synod) 760 Vlctorle St., Coste MHe Loftier V. T-w. '••tor -631-161 I W OUH" SH VICE -I : IS & I I :00 A.M. s-dey Sc_. lo ........ C,_1 -t :lO A.M. Cwtttt. ..._.... Scllool -54Ml66 lay Strfft at Or9'IJf ••-PRINCE 8:00 Holy Communion 2917 MH• Ytf'M Dr~ Cott• M4tM I 0 00 H.J.. h "'·O S '••tw-t: Dot1 ...._..., & Ast!:~ : .... , Euc arist I u; 0 Sunday chool Sunday School -9:40 A.M. NursElf)' care Morning Worship -8:00 & 11:00 A.M. the•••· Co11rod ............. Vic• ~E ~ f'!ACI LUT~ SCHOOL 548-2237 Mn. J_. lwroc....., ~lpel .. ··~~~~~~l =ST~. Wli.~~S=¥.EP~tSC~OP§Al~OtlJROf~§_§~-~Ofllt~•~-~M~-~u~i ==NEWPOR=~=T =HARIOR~-~-~·~·-~1 1 WRCOMES YOU • LUTHERAN CHUROf I • . 3209 V'IO Udo, Neu:iport a.oth '-9] . 7tl 0o .... Dr. ~ llACH ,• -...., 1:00 A.M. f'nryer '-' Hotp C tu 541-J63 I _,..., t:OO A.M. Ct.re .. Sc._. ... AM._...... a..., J. t..,. P'•tw ~ 10:00 A..M. Flnt ~. P'Nyw.... G._..,. A.~., ....... ~Ca Ja -...,. WORSHIPSERVICE 800AM MletHftw, Hotp .......... I.._ II CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 9·15 AM t:OO & 10:'00 A,M. MllrMt'y c-WORSHIP SERVICE 10·30 AM CHA•ISMA TIC ....SS -c ... AY&&MLI Ant s-MJ ot t1te ..._... -1:00 P'.M. WB.COMI T...,-10:00 A.M. Hetp lacliorttt ...... s.mce W1Wt L.,... Qi Of.._. ·n. ..... Jolll P'. Athy II, ledw -,._. 671-0 I 0 1. •. Ace ..... ._ ltZI .... of c-'"'rw · 1~ Bushard, Fountain Volley 963-3801 I 11¥. $~ W, ........ llCT()I *OLY c~ .. : •...•.................. 1:00 ...... I I MO• .... NA Ya.CHURCH 5CHOOl ...••... t : I I•-"' MO~.._ P'UYllt • SHMOM , •... , , •... , , , I 1:00 .~ NUl'.f!.!t:=••r···-- • .....~~II AJi4. .__.. & '-A f'; 11 A.M. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS SUNDAY THE AESUARECTIO Huntington Beech ' Cot1 .. •r.: 9Y W ..... l :JO A.Ji4. Clw4t Ml MK..._ t :45 A.M. w......, I 1:00 A.M. tU-5005 Loo~ 111g-For A Good, Cl1mt Cr11temf Clrurr/1? /rrn Us F1tr WC1rsltif' i\1 MARJ.NERS CHURCH l<iiy Ort/111111, Prtnrl1/11~ q OCI ,,m, Worah1p and Sund11y School (0 to &th 1m1drl I 0.15 11m, Blhlf" C'loH• II r Hi to Adult) Bi~MI A11e1111t nt Jnml10rft a~f,t1nrd . Pl1011r b40-b010 For lriformfltiort II ' A C ordlal Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mes& RASTUHfTB> MfTHOOIST CHURCH 191h St & Harbor Blvd C hurcll Scllool 9:30 WonNp 10:45 Charles 0 Clark Minister Costa Mesa North MESA VERDI U ... ITED METHODtST CHURCH Worship & Clw'cll School 1:30. 10:00 ...... Dr. Wl•-L St.tf c .. RfcHUICA IY THI SIA Newport Beach 1400 W Balboa Blvd 673-3805 Rev Robert Shepard. Jr WonMp & Cllimrclt k'-f 9:10 A.M. Wiiday ftr..Sc.._/D.y c- 7:00 4.M..4 ,.M. Hunltngton Beach FllST UHrnD METHODIST CHuaCH 2721 17th St 536-3537 wor.w, SWYk.: 10: 1 s tLM. N vtMfY Care All MotNr'Q C9-cll Scllo*-t:OO 9.M. . Huntington Beach North COMMUHITT UMTID METHODIST CHuaCH 6662 .Heil Ave 842-4461 w ortMp S.-.k• l :JO & 10:00 1:30 S4ll!dtly Sci.oo. 10:00 Fountain Valley FtRST&NTID MrTHODIST CHlMCH 18225 Bushard St. t6Z.25tJ Or Carroll E. Ward. Minister WonMp &a.di~ t:JO A.M. • ..-. .... CMmClll NEWPORT cana UMTED METHODIST IHIM• ........ A .... C..... .. ..._ 644-0745 WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL -9·30 A.M. Rev. Ken McMillan T• Wll le W•im111 !.... AM ltalj: •• FllST CHllSTIAM CHUICH M•-A4-M,t1_,._.,,. ... 1 .. c11 SUMDAYI Clet--a:lO lo I 0:00 AM W...... l:JO, 10:00 AM, 6:00 PM TC!"'o-,;,,. ,__ .,._ ActiYe Y ........... _......., s.ntc .. Of Hf~ MINIST£i'ta ' Mike,.,.,._ T W °'9tor1, 0... .......,,.. Df.A ........ OnoM-116-~lff; Offlcot-IJ6.Jll9 .. -..........c11rt1t,...1nr 'SHIR HA-MA 'ALOf HAalO. llF<>ti4 TIMPU s..._,.s....tc" Friday b'91McJ 1:15 , ..... • , t , t t • ~ • F....ity Sw•lc~ ,l.fint ~of ... ~ 7:)0 ,.J,4, Rabbi Bernard P King 21 QO.A Mar Vista Music Ane Sh1kler NewPOrt Beach Calif Educator Nancy Levin Fw liilf•......,. nl '44-720J All V1t.1t()l'1 Wek::orne TEMPL SHARON. · ~ (Conservative> ¥ · Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 West Hamilton, Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627 (714) 631-3262 WI MAil S . .ul SHAIU T SHYICIS fri...I ,.. .... -s.t.-I O:JO -I Of MIWl'ORT-tlVM.fR..-...1 Family Services-1st Friday ol Month-8 pm. Aeliqious School. Adult Ed . Youth Groups. Singles Kabbalat Shabbat. last Friday of month 6.00 P.M I 011 CanMlbad&, tWwport hachloff J-a-..1 .. 64~"" c .... a...w1..,...•Mtc.ter....._Y•• ..... COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHUACHt INTl!IW)t:NQMINA TlOHAI. 31112 EL CAM1l·~E'!V_an Capistrano 4tt-it11 Morning Worship-8:30 & 10:00 A.M. 1 Bible School -8:30 & 10:00 AM. ( F.Qr All Ages) \" . ' r Orange Co ast DAILY PILOT/Saturd ay, October 3, 1981 / ::: .. . .,. c, •••• €tith0lic groups schedule pre-holiday boutique: : ,, . Catholic Community Agencies Auxiliary will hO ld a pre-holiday boutique today and Sunday at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beach. Gifts, baked goods, jams a nd raffle tickets will be sold, and proceeds will go to charitable pro· grams of the Diocese of Ora nge. Call 675-4010 fo r information. CHURCH NOTES Cathedral Chapel of St. Francis in Laguna Beach will hold a Latin Mass with accompanying Gregorian Chant at 11 a.m. Sunday to celebrate the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi. patron saint of the cathedral P atronal Festival of t he Church of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus (Anglican Catholic l will host Bis hop Fra ncisco Pagtakhan of the Philippine Independent Catholic Church on Sunday. Evening Prayer begins at 6 p.m . followed by a Sung Mass at 6:30. The festival will be at the Irvine Cultural Center. St. Mark Presbyter ian Church in Newport Beach wi ll participate in the annual peacemaking offering sponsored by United Presbyterian Churr h. USA. T he Synod of Southern Californi a world scope (10 point• lor H eh question 1n1wtrt d correctly) 1 Presidenl Reagan's proposed budge1 cuts include abolishing the Departments of Energy and .. l .. a-Labor b-Housing c·Educat1on 2 A Presidential commission said the former Iran hostages should receive special compen· sation of S .. f .. for each day they were captives -an amount equal 10 tha1 given prisoners of war. a-12.50 b-125 c-1,250 3 Desp11e protests. the Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave the D1ablo Canyon nuclear power plant perm1ss1on to s1an up. The nation's 72 nuclear reaaors provide aboul .. l .. percent of U.S. elec1rical energy needs. a·S b-13 c-24 4 President Jose Napoleon Duarte of .. l .. recently asked the U.S. for more aid for his war-lorn Latin American nation S (CHOOSE ONE: Japan, China) recen1ly became the first nalion to launch 1hree satellites from a smgle rocket. The ~tell11es will provide that country with early-warning protection against nuclear auack newsname (10 polnlt II you can Identity thla perton In the news) In my ffrst meeting wilh Secrerary of State Haig, he warned that my coun- try must end its inter- national Interference if the Soviet Union and the U.S. are to have success· ful arms limitation talks. I have been the Soviet Foreign Minister lor the pasl 24 years. Who am ll matchwords (• polnt1 tor 11eh correct match) l ·mala1se a-honesty 2·malice J.purge 4-probe S-probity b-investigarion c·ill will, spite d-act of cleansing or ridding of guilt ~feeling. of d1\C'onten1 or illness THE WEULY QUIZ 11 'Al'T Of THIS NEW.,APO'I ICHOOl rROGltAM • news picture (10 poinll II you answer thla qu11tlon correctly) , The President's nominee becam e "Madam Justice" Sandra Day O'Connor -1he f1rs1woman1us1ice 1n 1he Supreme Court's 191· year history According 10 1he Cons11tution, 1he (CHOOSE ONE: Sen;i1e, House of Represen1a1ives1 had 10 give "advice and consen1" to President Reagan's nomination of Mrs. O 'Connor before she could 101n rhe Supreme Court. peoplewatch/sportlight (2 poinll lor HCh qu-..uon anawtred correctly) 1 The House of Representatives recently voted to place a s1a1ue of civil rig hrs leader . I .. who was killed in 1968, in the nation's Cap11ol bu1ld1ng. If the Senare agrees, he will be the first black American 10 receive this honor_ 2 Nearly 500,000 fans gathered m New York's Cenrral Park to hear .. The Sound of Silence, .... Mrs. Robinson," and other hits 1ha1 (CHOOSE ONE· Simon and Garfunkel; Pe1er, Paul and Mary) made famous during 1he 196<h The concert was the firs! reunion of the singers 1n more than a decade. 3 Seventy·e1ght·year-old ICHOOSE ONE Bette Davis, Claudeue Colbert). a movie star of the 19l(h and 40s, has opened on Broadway in lhe new s1age play "A Talent for Murder." 4 Debate over the "Sprmgbox" team from South AfriccJ focused atten1ion on lhe sporl of rugby Rugby 1s a B1111sh sport that mos! closely resl'mbles American I .. a-foo1ball b·baseball c-basketball 5 Waht>r Pay1on, of the Chicago Bears, be(ame 1he fourth leading rusher in Na11onal Foor ball League h1~tory. During his career, (CHOOSE ONl. Jim Brown. 0 J. Simpson) carried the ball for 12,312 yards, the Nfl's l1fot1me rushing rt>cord . roundtable Family discussion (no 1core) If you were a member of Congress, would you \uppon or oppo\e the salt> of AWACS radar plant'~ to Saudi Arabiar YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 polnlt -TOP SCORE1 at lo 90 poinll -E1celten1 71 to 80 polnll -Good 61 10 70 poinl1 -Fa1r •VEC. Inc., 928-81 'UMOJS W!f·S '.f ·l> :µaqJOJ anapnt?JJ·£ : (3lfUnpe !) pu e UOW!S·Z : ;} u !>I Jaq1n1 uiiurw-r :,ul!>n.LllOd S/H::>.LVM3 1d0 3 d a1euas :3 11n.L')ldSM 3N l?·S :q·l> :p-£ :;i.z :a-1 :smlOMH;)J.VW OJIAWOJ!) l<lJp u y :3 WVNSM 3N eU!\4J ·s :JopeAtes t3 ·l> :q·c :e·z :.>·I =3d0;)S01110 M and Hawaii has set a goal of $250.000. More in· formation is available at the church oCfice or by calling 644· 1341. Interfaith Foundation at UCI will hold Its an nual Autumn Membership Coffee at the Newport Beach home of Cha ncellor and Mrs . Da niel Aldr ich from 10 a .m . to noon on Tuesday. All in terested persons in the community are invited to attend. r--NatlonaJ Conference of Christia ns and J ews will honor James Roosevelt, Harriett Wieder and Thomas Fuentes at an awards dinner in Nov· ember Sanl Keshavadl!l, director of the Temple of St. Francis of Assisi ~arked By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP ltefll'MWl"IW NEW YORK -A dashing, pleasure-seeking young man of wealth, he twice went off gaily to local wars, dreaming of becoming a knight. But an ensuing illness had a sobering effect on him. One day he was r iding horseback along a coun· try road and encountered a wailing, begging leper The s ight nauseated the would·be knight. Like many others of his day, he had al ways had a hor· ror of leprosy. Strangely, however, he stopped, dismounted and handed the beggar some money. Then, im · pulsively, swept by some new attitude, he grabbed the leper's hand and kissed it. "For whosoever would save his life will lose it. and whoever loses his life for m y sake will find it " T hose words of J esus acted to transform life for Francis Bem adone of Assisi, ltaly . His own influence, his devotion to others. to peace and to all th e beings of nature, has made him one of the world's most admired "giants:· and he's the center of a year-long celebration starting this weekend. The time marks the 800lh anniversary of the bi rth of St. Fra ncis of Assisi. the rich young gall ant who became a 13th century wandering friar and founder of various orders of Franciscans world·wide. There are about 100,000 of them in the United States, mosUy Roman Catholics but also some Episcopal Franciscans . A cross-country array of events and items are being us ed to com memor ate the saint a nd s timulate his ways in the world, inc luding lecture ser ies, s chool teaching kits. posters. retreats, vigils. bookl ets, prayer leaflets. special statione ry There's even a 50-page comic book, "Francis. Brother of the Universe," based on his life and chronicling it in the style of other superher oes in the Ma rvel Comics series. Cosmic Religion In Oakland. will s peak at 7·M'thts evening al the 'hurdi of Rt!hg1ous Science i.r1'ttan· tington Beach . 1'' '' • ~ .. ,, ... Unive rsity United Mt!th001st Church in Irvine will hold a Stre:-.s Managemt!nl Seminar at 7:30 Thursday and for three consecutive Thur&day~ The public ls invited. and registration 1s $16!• CaJI 552 8233 to pre-register ,., Neighborhood Cong regational Churt1'1 of Laguna Beat'h will celebrate World Wide Cditrmu nion at 10 a m. Sunday. ' Cryi.tal Cathedral in Garden Grove has opened membership in the Ca thedral Chorale ·Call 971 4163 for information I"! "' , . . ., :·.: :( 'CH~" ·~/ I .. .!~;, • 1.~ . .. r.r · CHURCH WO MEN GA THER Tht~ thous and woml•n un• exix•ctl•rl 10 <1ltc:nd Oa~ Extraorrlina1rt• thl· <Hlllttal gatl:Ii-r lllg of woml•n ..;pon-.on.•d b~ thl' Cr~ ~;,,ii Cathl'drul \\'onwn ·..., '.\tini .... 1 I'll''-· "'.iturcl:h Ott 10 . at thl· C'r~·~t.tl Cattwcl rul Ft•atu]l~d s pe akers inclucl<.' Eli1abt'lh I>11il' 1 a l)O"i', c;1 gi Graham Teh1' 1d 1ian . L<Jun·n C:h;q~11 Donn<1 S111nl' Pl'"C'h .. J;111 Dall'\ <ind .\n l'lla Schulll·1· EH•n1 .... hl·g 111 \\1th :. 1·11nl11H·n11.d hr1·akra .... 1 at !J .a m ,, "Everybody's saint," he's often called , the "troubador of God," the "seraphic saint." His r:;;;;;;:=::::::::::::::::::=========~:::; famous prayer hangs on the walls of Protestant homes as well those of Catholics. "Lord, make me a n instrument of you r peace:· it goes. "Where there is hatred, let me sow love: where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is darkness, light. and where there is sadness, joy. "O divine Master, gr ant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console; to be un- derstood. as to understand : to be loved, as to love For it is in giving that we receive -it is in pa rdon· <i••0 . ~~~-,~ Se-rmon Tope Oct. 4th 1~• ~ \\ i 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. . .......: ,. ' -=-''The Uffimate In Producing ReMffs" " Guest SPffker Terry McBride CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Member of the United Church ol Religious Science M• ..... •w.t1•C.. ....... h1)Y_. .. ·~·· ... ,,..,+ ...... ,u .. ,_ .... ~ ..... ,.,...,. ing that we are pardoned ; and it is in dying that ..::-,;~"::. we are born to eternal lif e:...:.·-"---------===========--r------iiiiiil----.---· ~ ~ Souih Coast Community Church Serv ices 8:30 A.M. & 10: 15 A.M. Corona del M ar H igh School, 2101 Eastbiuff Dr., Corona del M ar uKingdom I .D. 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C•••usfty Presbyteri• C"-'ch • 41 1 ,..... ···-~ IHcll 494-111 • Rev. Arthur J Tankersley Rev Eldon H Thies t Christian Education Hour 9.00-10.00 AM .. 1 • Worship-10·15 AM ..,. •. Ml-llV CAlll ~llOYIOID AT AU. IC:llVICU Ml • , > Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/S1turd1y, Octobar 3, 1981 Wfill streamlined offices take all the fun out ·of working? L'OS ANGELES (AP> The omce romance may be..doomed. Prell soon there may be no way to exchange meanln1ful looks or meet In u darkened cor· ner oext to the file cabinet.$. Employees will be hidden b ehSnd individual panels. shielded from templatlon and soot~ by pastel colors. The on· ly thing they'll be able to rub is the ttxlured fabrics on their wort 4talions. ''Ttte office environment is chanting and becoming a place of h.1&h technology und hopeful· ly, hith efficiency," uys J . An· thony McManus , 53·yl'IOr·old president of UBI Plannln11 & Peslan. Callfornh1 's large11t of· flee landscaplng firm. "You can still daydream ln your work sta· lion. but that's ubout all you. can do " Offi ce landlscapini, u phrase originated by German designers almost 20 years ago, refers to the streamlined some say cold -layouts where workers s1l in ergonomically correct <comfortable l chairs processing information on video display terminals. McManus says that's what '11 comlnf( In fuel. he 11ays, It's already arrived in som~ pluces. ·'The office of th., future is already here," Mc M;,nu11 said In ah interview. "From here on, it's the electronic equipment that will determine what hap· pens. There'll been an explosion in electronic equipment, and systems furniture 1s going to be used to house all of it." UBl's clients include some of California's biggest companies, among__them Bank of America, Securily Pacific National Bank, Coldwell Banker, Southern C'ullfomla Ga11 . Union Oil and Northrop Aircraft. McManus I UYIS SYSlt:mlS furnit\lre is becoming more Im- portant to companies as the cost of office space escalates and firms see~. ways to in crease worker pro<fuclivity. PLeasant surroundings are also becoming more of a consideration for employees, he l)aid. ...J ··People are not only looking at s alaries end benefits but also at their working environments because they s pend so much time there," he said. "And peo- pie work btltter when there's a nlcar reellni;: lo the office ... McMunus concedes that systems furniture wusn 't well received when It was In· trosf ~ced, b6t says that's chang· inr as manufacturers adopt warm colors, rounded edges end textured fabrici, on their chairs and panels. .. When they were hrst brought here. the systems were all metal and plastic. There wasn't much variety in color." he said ... But now there's ll broad range of f1tbric and colors. We're puttJni 6truphlcs Into a lot or areas and gencrully making the omce a warm environment." M t'Manu11, u transplante'd Briton who has 11 painting of Qut•e n Victoria In his office. says rompames are also putting more money into lunchrooms and recreation areas. partly to coun· terbalance the emphasis on of- Cic~ effidency He says these areas will include more and more "sort s eating" couches and easy chairs. Maybe there's hope for the of face romance after all. QUEENIE Treatment helps save limbs HONORED Actor Danny Thomas has bee n . chosen lo r e ceive the Mothe r Cabrini award for fighting childhood ill ne ss e s from the Columbus ·Cunt:'o · Cabrini Medical Center in Chicago Thomas established l h l' s l .J u d l' Children's Researc h Hospital in Memphis Tenn "Goodness, it never occurred to me you'd be a vegetarian." Rural 1nailboxes show individuality BOWLING GREEN. Ohio <AP > -You can tell 3 lot about some rural Americans by their mailboxes and you won't even have to read the l<.'tters inside Jeff Gordon, a Bowling Green State University instructor. has traveled the countryside finding un- usual mailboxes. He's found pistons or crankshafts used as mechanics· mailboxes. Farmers use plows and milk cans. boaters use outboard motors and anchors. Gordon said he found a mailbox mounted on a beer keg, and the owner of a music store put his atop a guitar. They also have been mounted on old tires, chains. sewer pipes. commodes. auto mufflers. fence posts and even a wood-burning stove. .. Mailboxes are a vital part of the rural landscape ... he said. "Try lo picture the coun· tryside without them and you see that they are as much a part of the terrain as a river or a desert." The most unusual mailbox he has found, Gordon said, was one built by a retired college music professor. Made from a tuba, it played one of five tunes wh en the postman made his daily rounds But inventive mail holders aren't exclusively rural. Gordon said the mailbox at the headquarters of a New York chapter of Weight Watchers In· ternational is perched atop a doctor's scale Panel WO'f't curb use of toy guns WASH I NGTON <AP > -The Consumer Product Safety Commission has decided informal· t,y not to regulate BB guns or other projectile toys. However. the toy industry will be encouraged to increase efforts to alert parents and others to the potential hazards of such toys, the com· missioners said. The commission reached agreement lo deny a :ieries of petitions asking that it regulate BB guns, peashboters, s lingshots, toy bows and arrows, gas. sprinc and air guns and other toys that shoot pro- jectiles. All official vote was postponed for a week to give the commission staff time to write a formal resolution and prepare a letter to the toy industry urging it to increase its warning and education ef· forts involving such toys Do 11 at home' Why pay the pnce and wait m /me at a spa? Our new exercise store has what you need to get m shape and stay m shape -m your own t10me You II fmd all me newest world class hom exercise eqwpment here -t amt/y fitness centers. d1Q1tal bikes strength·bwldmg and muscle-toning gear Crwse our exc1tmg store Try the eqwp- ment Ask questions Get plenty of advice You II feel nght at home On display: The best of Universal, Tunturi, Marcy•••• AMF, Tredex and Monarch. Survival rate doubled against soft-tissue cancer WASHINGTON CAP) -A quick-spreading cancer that frequently leads to limb amputation can be treated with an approach that doubles the s urvival rate while sparing many arms and legs. government scientists say. Researchers at the National Cancer Institute said the greatly improved results against soft tis· s ue sarcoma are due to aggressive therapy com. baning surgery to remove the tumor with radiation and chemother apy. Dr. Steven A. Rosenberg, chief of the in· s titule's surgery branch, said two studies with a total of 107 patients show that the combined therapy "can produce substantial improvement in patient outcome." Rosenberg said the biggest side effect of the therapy is decreased heart function because of the drug Adriamycin. In 14 percent of those in the in- stitute studies there was possibly permanent, but treatable, heart damage, he said. The chemotherapy also caused temporary loss of fertility that returned to normal in most cases. Those who had radiation therapy in the lower body near the sex organs. however, often stayed in- fertile. Rosenberg said this combined treatment ap- proach also should be successful with other types of solid tumors. Studies' already have s hown that it works with breast cancer. and he said colon and lung cancers also may be candidates. Inthe ~udies,thedisease-free,three·yearsur· n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vi val rates rose to 91 percent compared with about 40 percent for patients getting con ventional therapy, usually surgery alone. The three-year results are particularly en· couraging, he said, because, historically, 80 per- cent of those who suffered a recurrence did so within the first two years. Rosenberg told a meeting of institute scientific advisers that the chemotherapy, using high doses of three anti-cancer drugs. was the key to the dramatic results. This type of cancer. which affects muscle, fat. nerve and connective tissue around bone, spreads readily from the original site to the lungs, and most deaths are associated with later lung cancer. he said. "A major finding of the studies is that ag. gressive use of chemotherapy immediately after s urgery can lead to marked improvement in freedom from disease recurrence. and possibly cure these patients." Rosenberg said. "The chemotherapy was given e ven though there was no clinical evidence of disease spread al that time," he added. Rosenberg said limb sparing was possible with about 75 percent of patients without additional risk of disease recurrence This means substantially improved quality of life as well as longer survival with the new approach, he said. The surgeon noted at a later briefing that am- putation s till is necessary in some cases, particularly when the cancer spreads to the bone. But the studies show that using aggressive chemotherapy after amputation also greatly i · proves survival. he added. About 5,000 new cases of sort tissue sarcoma occur each year in this country, and about 3,000 of them are in the limbs. These highly mali gnant solid tumors mostly affect relatively young people in their 20s to 40s . Total or partial amputation is the usual treat· ment. but doctors sometimes try less severe sur· gery with mixed res ults. Rosenberg said. Up to 90 percent of the time. Rosenberg said. the cancer is diagnosed before 1l spreads. All pa· tients in the cancer institute studies were in this category. With the new treatment, patients have the tumor removed and undergo radiation therapy at the site for five to seven weeks. Al the same time, they go through a 14-month schedule of drug therapy with Adriamycin. Cytoxan and methotrex· ale Punch -..:: ' . . . "I don't know ... It was there when I woke up this morning ... " Shown: Family home fitness center DAVIS-BROWN APPLIANCE-TV-VIDEO MOW THERE'S A.MOTHER REASON TO IUY GE APPLIANCES AHO TELEVISIONS AT DAVIS-IROWM GENERAL ELECTRIC s3000 REBATE It.. 12-cycle pobcrub- bet-dilhwawr with a full I 0 yefr war- nlllty Oft tM permatuf interior. 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Sha Na Na 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 T ic•ell ,,,_y be obi-Oy cellong 4'3·5401 M ll1·7901 w writeto 3Jt0 I .... L.....,., 0-P't. CA 9262' -·- and other American acts, as well as one particuJarly lovely number from their home ·coun· try. The songs are delivered with a changing varie· ty of instrumentations. ranging from minimal percussion to full blown horn arrangements. Credit for this goes to Yong Kim. the little one who. at limes. plays saxophone, trombone, keyboards, bass guitar, accordian and six-string guitar. Yong is not only a talented instrumentalist and singer, but her charisma and Puckish be havior prop up the act as a whole . Her Which is not to slight the others. Although t hei r playing is disturbingly loose and un· disciplined. all four women possess sweet, soft voices and a gentle Asian charm. 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Friday ' Weekender Section Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 C l 'Ste pping Out' Makes connection .heart-to-heart By MICHAEL DOUGAN OftM091\' ........... "Stepping Out," an AustraJian documentary about the triumphs of the developmentally dis· abled, will air on PBS Wednesday and it's worth a watch. This 6().mlnute speciaJ contains some of the warmest, most moving moments to appear on our glowing screens in a long Um e. Far too often, we tend to tum our eyes and minds away from the matter of mental retarda· ti on ; it isn't a very pleasant subject. But there's nothing discomforting about "Stepping Out." the tale of 40 young retarded people who put on a sell· out, six-night dance concert in Sidney's magnifi· cient opera house. This is a story about human transcendence, about love and creativity. There are no bad guys in "Stepping Out," only heroes. Three are prominent· Aldo Gennaro, a Chilean drama therapist who leads his cast of 40 reta rded people through the pain of rehearsal and the joy of accomplishment; Chris Dobbin. a re· larded man and gifted dancer whose performance highlights the s how . and Romayne Grace. Chris ' 21 -year-old girlfriend who narrates segments of the program with unaffected charm. Gennaro is a soft-spoken. caring individu~I with a rare ability to connect -not mind-to-mind, but heart-to-heart. Gennaro's patience and kind· ness temper, without disruption. his dedication to the goal of putting these kids on stage. A portion or the film explores the rom antic re lat1onship between Chris and Romayne, and that provides the human element in this cinematic montage. We see them walking hand·in·hand. eat· ing ice cream at a local shop, joking about their futures. This footage serves to remind us that the retarded are genuine people, with fears and aspirations identicaJ to our own. It's delightful. Romayne's love for C hris is evident throughout her narration,."( don't think I'd give him up for anything," she says . "He 's too beautiful, in spite of what Mum says." With some 200 others. Chris and Romayne are life -long residents of the Lorna Hodgkinson Sunshine Home. a training and educational facility in Sydney that is funded in part by the Australian government and private sources. Gennaro. a therapist at the Sunshine Home. hit upon the idea of taking 40 of the kids to the Sydney Opera House after a Christmas program staged at the home brought out some of their rather remarkable talents. That is particularly true in the case of Chris , a shy 31 -year-old with a rare sense or movement Chris doesn't just dance -he becomes the dance, HE WANTS W©lliJ TO HAVE HIS BABY BURT MTNOLDS PATERNITY NOW PLAYING COW&llOS IADOUIACll EMl- 11 luro UI ~110 •UIOll Y1UO MAU IDW&llOS llllllOl Mis-VIOIO 19) 6710 Cosll M.,,. ~10 /UI OW-C-Ml WUT DIW&llDS c1aou ClNT111 w-"' ltH eo.11 Mt" tl9 •,. 1 run cin con11 0.11'91'6349181 -·· i •@@ Li '\~._, ....• ,,...," IUf llA Plllll Olllft.1• ti.AN .... 111 •010 OUllG( Olllfl· .. Ot""O" \88 101' Clm s Dohtnn. the mentally retarded star of Stepp111g Out · · t' rh1fnt .~ lw; 1mpresswe da11 c mg atnl1ty taking each step in beautiful, measured grace. The rilm ends with the actual perfor mance aud it"s amazing. We don't see retarded people pr~tending to dance : we see dancers. Gennaro's months of work with these people results in an almost-professional performance. a lovely sym· phony or color, form and flow. Chn::. is the star. performing a scene from Madame Butterfly. He dons hi s costume on stage: 1t ·s a daring Louch and it makes a perfect metaphor for the butterfly.like metamorphosis that Chn!> and his fellow performers have un· dergone through this experience. lt's a chilling, exciting scene that brings tears and goosebumps to sensitive viewers. <This is a perfect moment for anyone who love~ a good, happy cry. 1 The metamorphosis may have been too much. however Janee Hanckel. one or the film's Australian co.producers. said in a telephone in· terv1ew from New York that Gennaro and Dorothy White, a Sunshine matron who helped guide the project, were "sacked" four months arter the performance. The home's board of directors gave no ra· tionale for the firings , said Ms Haneke!. She at· tributed the move to "a reaction to a spirit evolv- ing that wasn't able to be contained within the home." See Stepping, Page C2 *I lost my job. my house, my Rolls Royce. my family left me ... what else can *HI Oodr possibly go wrong?* Previously C.C. STEAKHOL'SE Now RART'S II Sunday Champagne Br unch 10·3 18926 MAGNOLIA FOUNTAIN VALLEY 964·4177 SUNDAY BRUNCH . 11 -3 Airpor18t Inn Hocel Select from Vcrious Specially Created Dishes ll100~111111l ..... CAW115 Complimentary Champagne 833-2770 The Sunday Brunch Guide Is a new feature of the Saturday Dally Piiot . Fors~acereseNadons .. call: 642-4321 ·a Orange;oast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 3, 1981 r ·- ~Red Flag' mu~h more than a war game , •1 aoa ftlOMAS ._ .... ,,......, HOLLYWOOD -lt'a called "Red Flaa -The Ultimate Game," and lt'a not one or those thln11 you Play on a televtslon screen. at least not entire· ly. fhe Jet·powered dog ftchts ere for rHI; lives have been bst. A television mov1e bearing that title appears on CBS Saturdav night, with Barry Bostwick and Wllllam Devane starring. The Marble Arch pro· duction was .filmed mostly al Nellis Air Force Base, where the real Red Flag game is played. Listen lo Bostwick explain: ment up to the viewer." "Red Flag" is another evidence In Barry Bostwlck's career. which has h•d a number of quantum leaps, though not enough to make his a household name. The first break was playing Danny Zulo in the original Broadway production of "Grease." Then came "The Rocky ijorror Show." which attracted a never·ending cull. He continued with the Hollywood spoof, .. Movie. Movie," mini·series "Scruples" and "Moviola" as John Gilbert, the s hort lived series "Foul Play." • • .Stepping Out From Page Cl , The 36-year·old Californian say11 that the bl•· gesl boost to his career came last summer when he played the antic buccaneer In the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera's '.-i'he Pirates of Penzance." His was a marvelous performance. combining ele- ments of Errol Flynn and Mel Brooks. " ·Pirates' created a lot of action." said the lanky actor, still bearded from the role. "I've got a couple of movies lined up for this year, and I think I'll have a feature film career, which is where J want to go." won out over the philosophy of personal liberation. '"l'he whole thing started at Nellis a couple of years ago. The Air Force trained some of its best fliers to think, act and ny like Russians. Their rooms are bedecked with Russian nags, they learn the Russian language and Russian tactics. The idea is to study the Russian mind and philosophy. to find out what kind or people they are. so that the mers can make split·second decisions the way Further friction was created when Romayne's guardians (her parents are dead> objected to statements she made about the home in her narra· lion I l's a crime .. ..:ii:T.'lr:nolT"f._ Ms. Haneke! said Gennaro is now touring the •-------• 1.......:;:.:::.;:;;.-;;;..;..:;.;;:...-1 country on behalf of the Auftralian government. Russians would. "Then the Air Force brings in the other side, American pilots as well as those from foreign I countries. They engage In mock combat with the '-pseudo Russians. firing electronically. The results So there were bad guys, after all ; they were only waiting in the wings, out of lens-shot. The tragedy here is not that these people are mentally retarded, not that they are locked for life in a s heltered home, but that institutional politics have muddied a shining moment, tarnished a dream. working w1th handicapped pe.ople. 1~11! Chris and Romayne are stUI at Sunshine, pre· E~ · sum ably still in love. Chris hasn 't danced in public are charted on a screen not unlike a television I game, and the pilots are told the results via radio. ''The purpose of the game is to give pilots the closest thing to combat experience. Most fliers who lose their lives and equipment have done ~o during the first 10 missions. After that, the percen- tage or loss decreases in quantum leaps. I "Another disturbing statistic is that m World I. War II one pilot was killed for every 30 of the enemy. In the Vietnam War it was one to one." Bostwick said that producer-journalist Peter S Greenberg learned about the Red Flag game on a news assignment. Lacking help from the Air Force, Greenberg sought documentation through the Freedom of Information Act. His findings in· dicated a high n~mber of fatalities resulting from I the game. and his research led to the TV drama .. :; "The Air Force gave full approval to the script , after certain changes," Bostwick reported. Still anothe r Star Tre k HOLLYWOOD (AP > William Shatner and Leonard N1moy will star in the new Paramount movie "Star Trek II." • Nicholas Meyer will direct from a screenplay by Jack Sowards, Sam Peeples and Harve Ben· nett Gene Roddenberry, who c r eated "Star Trek." will serve as a again. and probably won't. Produced by Chris Noonen and Ms. Haneke!, ··stepping Out" premieres on American television Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . on KOCE, Channel 50, and, 8 p.m. on KCET. Channel 28. JOHN BELUSHI & BLAIR BROWN CONTINENTAL Q IVIDE A U~IVl:-R"-AL f'lllUAf. ",.,.., •• oa.....c•'• ''"°"°" •'-< : ·"Greenberg felt that Red Flag wasted lives, and ; he attempted to ask. Do we need such a deadly I game? The final script was changed to leave judg-: iiiii;iiii~~;ijii~~==========================================::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~ I consultant. ! Trut Wllll•m1 In PftlMC:a OP THll: crTY (R) I 2 :45 4:00 7:15 10:)0 Tl9 l'RENCH UK\IT'UIANT'S WOllAH (R} I :00 3:20 5 :40 1 :10 tO:lO I llOllMllE DCARIEST (PG) 12:00 2:40 5 :00 7 :45 c::::::::::::::' 0 : 1 5 ~ LAUGH (R) Al '.oo ):2$ $:50 I ONLY WHIEN I i 1 :15 10:40 c:::::c::=======::::i • u . COWT1~AL DtVIDa (PG} Al t :00 l:I 0 5:20 7:)0 . 1 :45 RAJDIUIS OP T.-LOST ARK (PG) At 12:00 2:30 S:OO 7 :30 • : 55. No Eawtomy Salir!I. RYAN O'NIEAL SO P1 .. 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Since you\"\ triviaed1tor will be on vacation next week, sen<f'J your entries to 1781 Hawaii Circle, C"osta Mesa 92626 for this week only. 1. Jane Cotter became better known to video viewers as whom'? 2. Name the canine pet of the com ic strip character Dondi. 3. "At night the stars put on a show for free" in what song? 4. What U.S city bills itself as "the best loca- tion in the nation'! .. 5. In the movie "Hanger 18," what was the name of the U S preMdent? TRIVIA BOWL XXlll FINAL STANDINGS I Me•S-'r• .. yllll ltJ-., ..... Otl .... 1111 ,,,-., 2 ll\ome•~ 1111 121 J Id ktlmar19r Ill) llt 4 f ••o o.trey Ill 11$-., J llatry'• l11Cl1y IEleflfl 1111 Ill • 1.11~•1'1 1 011~ llW Hiii 0-( 101 t N•n<Y "'kif ttl •. 0-~Tl-1101 10 TheO-.Ul 11 111c11 w_, u 1 101 lOt .... .. 1S\'I H"> ,, .... 6 Wh ut was Miss Vicki's last name before she became Mrs. Tiny Tim? 7 In what major league city would you find tomatoes growing in the home team's bullpen? 8. Bascom Barlow is the leading character of what stage comedy? 9. In the movie "Tall Story ," name Ca ) the Sl.'hool Tony Perkins attended and (b J t he nickname of the foreign team downed by his on the basketball court. 10. Jean had a mission that, frankly, turned in· to a big ga mble in what movie? Last Week's Answers l. Don Adams (name change I 2. Rusty (poet's wife l 3. Clyde c Ahab's ca me l I 4. John Jenrette (ex-congressman >~ 5. "1941 " ("Jaws" music> 6. Freddie Prinze <"Fame" idol> Pop star turns to video By V ARO ENA ARAR Atteei. ... l"Y•• Writer LOS ANGELES How does a former TV rock ~tar become a founding father of the home video revolution? ·'The same way a former 12-year-old becom es c.1 ?O·yec.1r·old." says Mike Nes mith. the former Monkee whose now-bearded face can be seen down on the Sunset Stnp from a billboard touting his lates t creation. not lo say passion ; a video record called "Michael Nesmith in Elephant Parts.·· In the last year videodiscs and video cassettes have become part of the national vocabul ary. thanks mostly to a s eries of Hollywood labor dis- putes in which these home video .products were routinely described as t he future of the indust ry. But at Nesmith's Pac1f1c Arts Corp. in Carmel. Calaf., t he future is now and has been for some tim e. There are more than 2,000 cassettes out now of "Ele phant Parts," an hour's worth of beautifully produced music videos and comedy sketches that can be enjoyed e ither all at once or piecemeal much the way you might listen to favorite cuts on an audio album. ... MTNOl.DS MniiNITY ~ ····: ,,,.. "" ·--· •:a. ••• •• .., 191111 ...... ,.. 1:• ........ "THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN" Pllt.r:n .-.1-UT-.1:et,1·-.1:• 1:1 .. -.-.. , ~ nllAT 1111.&.~ "PRINCE OF THE CITY",., Audio albums, in fact. remained Nesmith's business for sometime after the Monkees took the last train to Clarks ville back in 1968. But he lost his heart lo video shortly after a 1970 encounter with an early version of the videodisc player. Cut to 1976. Nes mith had recorded a ball ad called "Rio" and was asked by his European re cord com pany t o make a c lip or video Tele vision was already a common vehicle for pro- moting records abroad, but the videos in those d ays were simply tapes of the musicians perform· ing. ·'The} assumed that was what I was going to do, but I didn't," Nesmith said. Instead, he e nlist· el.I a director friend, Bill Dear, and went ahead with his idea of what music video could be. Nesm ith 's basic premise revolutionary al the time -was that "the images did not tJave to necessarily literally portray what you were sing· ing about, but should satisfy a craving for a visual image with the mus ic. Whal I was essent~lly do· ing was using the visuals to score musiq' rather tha n the music to score the visuals ... COl'mNEMTAL DMDE "'t., ... , ...... "'-· '"'· f:t9, ..... "TH!'. 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A rnmun11r blockbu.~ter une of the most prot'OCLl/11¥! m<Jl'I~ 11f thl' .Yi'Or //ti.Jf ul tnvlf \,,,•on t '4fJ\U ru.11 JIJtLIO' llffl'i , lW.l.lu:ISl" • "Tlll fll:'lt H UD.1TX\!(T'H10!1(AA4 WlMckll.~ HUOU>l'l'i!U JOll'l'Cllltn uallM\lS Wl'UOO: WEl.WSZ M.ll 1'1 ""·._.'""•' ,. .. ,,,,,<l.Ut ...... , ...... ,._" ._... .. • ,.,.. .•. R :: :::"~-UMIMAltdb NOW PLAYING MISSION VIEJO NEWPORT BlACH ORANGE WESTMINSTER 'It "'" v ~"' Mdll ~~ NIJ<•• 1 C. ntaome C1nemJ Wrs1 4Q~ bl20 f>H OlbO b34 2S~3 89t 3935 Cl I JACK WARDEN M.A.PJ.ANOELA MEl..ATO RICHARD KIEL ·SOP'JNE" A L013ELL BER.OM.AN PRO~ON MUSIC 8Y &NNIO MOJUUCONE ~DUCED BY MIKE L()Bgl.L WRI'ITEN AND DlJ\EC'l'EO BY ~ BERO~ M ITINCl"-9 <0 -, -• .. 0 •--. -·~l-R~ ..._.,,.-.... ,~ t •• ---- ~~ 642-4321 Direct or coll«t, to subtcrtbe to~ hometown paper, the t I -MD11•:1G- Ho(J)MOYl9 * *"' "Cheech And Cllong'1 NHI Mowl•" I UMIO) Alehat<I "C'*'Ch" Mwln, Tlloina• Chong TWo l)OtllMO• !\aw viii. Out tmall ad~tur• while crllielng the 1treeta ot Loe A11Q91N In ~rault ot tM ''jlerfecl high " 'A' =m11--= 9:00 MM0W PATCH ITMTNJ< DAYllMN< L08 AMGllfl I T&NTAU< VtlWPOINT ON NUTMlON' &I "*-JC ARAJM !~ • • "Sh!Owfecil" 11978) Robert L091tl. Mltclu Jaml- IOn·OlllOl'I. A wlOO-. hit two dlauQhlert. a reporter and a rUN1way are strand- ad on an l90lated lslan<I after encountering a Ylo- lent storm at-. 'G' (!)MOVIE e e e ·~ "WIH Blood' 11980) Blad Oourll, Amy Wright. An ernotlon111y detached preec:her con- tends with 1 Mndtut ot people. aac;11 ot wlloM wants to e11pto11 him tor a dlffetent reHon. 'PG' ·~1 SUHMIE 8EME8TEA Q) THE FUNTSTONES PACESETTER8 PEOPl.E 7 AMENCAH STORY I sPfAKOVT F1UM THAT TEACH CAPT10NEO ABC NEWS (I) VOICE~ AGNCULTVAE (II IT'S YOUR 8USINE88 (H)MOVIE • * 'h "The Cat From Out· 91' Spaoe" 11979) Ken Ber· ry, Sindy Duncan An utr11errestrlal tomcat crHh landa on Ear1h ·G' 7:00 8 DUSTY'S TAEEHOUSE I lllO BlUE MAA8t.E ®J RICHIE AICH I acAAPPYDOO l ~OOUATH AOMPEAAOOM • YOGA FOA HEAL. Tli (I) INfERNA TIOHAL HOUR litMOVIE ***'h "Bullalo Bill Ano The lncli1ns Ot Sllltng Bull'• Hlatory Leuon" ( 1976) Paul Newman, Bun Lancut91' An 110i'19'huck- 11er. Bufl81<> Bill. Nits hit legends and lore to wlde- eyed tourltts at hla own wild _,t Show 'PG' 7:IO 8 MAllLO AHO THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHIN€ I Q)IMUfR OR. 8NUGOL£8 G DAVEY AHO OOUATli • NEWS e AEBOPCR) ID UNDEASTANOIHO HUMAN llEHA~ (I) A890TT ANO COSTELLO l.:00 I (I) l<WICKY KOALA TI4E IWl.EMAN e o FONZ / scooeY 000 G MOVIE •• 1h "Rid• 'Em Cowboy" (11M2) Bud Abbott. LOU Costello Two men head tor fun and adventure 1t a Wn tern du<le ranch • BIWITCHID I INCW. PEOPll ~TO PHILOIOPHY (C)MOVIE *** "~OSS The Wide Mluourl" (1951) Clar~ G1b1e. Ricerdo Montalban A band or tur trappert enters the unchartad 1trri· tory of the Blacltloot Indi- ana wnere they encounter a ho1tlle elllef and hi• war· rl<>nl. MOVIE * • "ThundMbirds To The Retcue" (198 1) The p41ot• of five ep90lally equipped roclcet lllipl m1m tave the 1111e1 ot pauenger• trapped on • ~tonlo tran1p0t1 'G' e:aoli:=8 P'OWER HOUA ·~TAC>l. * * • "The Flame Aod The Air_.. (1950) Bun L.enCUter. VlrQlni• M•yo. tn medleval Italy.• moun- tain retlel leed• hit people 1n rellOll egaln•t the Hee· .,,... I OW PA.IA. U.8.A.? INTROOUCTIOH TO .....otOPH'Y CJI) H90 IHeN< ~.OC'ToelR HUMM!nd·an6....tfe c:omlcl Jerry Stiller end Anne .-.,a lntroduee the moY· .... ~ and 9')0rtl .-itl -*'O to Home Bo•~ In OctOf* 9:00. (I) NM euNNv I ~ ...... Orange CoQt DA.IL V PILOT/Saturday. October 3, 1981 • OOOF10HT -Wilha m Devane plays a lest pilot with a g rudge to settle d.uring war games in "Red Flag: The Ultimate Game" tonight at 9 on Channel 2. • VOYAOETOTliE IOTTOM OF THIE 8EA 8 di NCAA FOOT9AU. WllK. •I""'*-· • CHUftCH IN THa HOME 9 INTAOOUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (8)MOVIE e e * "Tiie White L1on1" ( 1981) MIChHI York Gtynnl• O'Connor An ani- mal t>ell11v1or 1peeialls1'1 l1mlly join' him In the jt.ln- gte to help ligllt llOllnSI poec;ners threatening velu-- eble albino lion cub• 'PG ' t-.ao V al SPACE STARS ~MOVIE * • "Godzllte Vs Megalon" (1976) Ketauhl· ko S1aakl. Mori Mlklll. A mammoth Insect wlth met· al hands Is --.1 to protect ttle undefwater kingdom ot Sea1op1 rrom 111e ,..., .. , ot man s nuclear teahng. Q) CHURCH IN THE HOME S) NOVA (C)MOVIE • • "8arrawda" ( 1978) Wayne David Crawtord. Jeson Eve<S. A college Siu· dent tries to prove 1 chem- ical compeny Is secretly dumping 10111«: wastes Into 111own·s wller.auppty 0 PORTRAIT OF ORAHOPAOOC 10:00 8 OZZIE ANO HAAAIET ., JEMY FAlwaL '1!) VOTER'S PIPELINE "Orange County In Wash· 1ngton' Host Jim Coopet interviews congressmen regero1ng 1ssoea and leg•S· lation 1ri111 wlll allect Orange County ... (S)MOVIE e e 1h "E---,. Which Way But Loose" (19781 Clint EastwOOO. Sondra Locke. A two-fisted lrucke< and hlS orangulan companlOn 11ke oil 1n purwll ot a pretty country-western Slnger 'PG' 0MOVI£ • • • ·~ ''My Bodyguatd' ( 19791 Chris Makepeace. Adem Baldwin The new kid 11 a Chicego high school malles friends With the echOOI outcast and togelher they stend up to the en.tel gang wnlCh had pet1ec:uled them both 'M ' 10:30 f) Cl) POPEYE e a sPfOER.MAN 8 AMERICA'S TOP TEN G) WE'AE MOVIN' fl) THE WOOOWRIOHT"S SHOP ~ PORTRAITS IN PASTEL 11:00 8 ([) BlACKSTAR 11 a BA8EBALL: AN INSIDE LOOI< 8 TAAZAH G NFLAEPOAT G) SOUL TRAIN Q) SHOW MY PEOPLE ti} COOKING MEXJCAN '1!) DAUGHTERS~ TIME Three eontemporary nur ... mldwtvet are pro- llled u they work with patienll. l1m1lle1 aod med· ical atena of h01p1t111 and cttnk:a (C)MOVIE • * "Sperkle" ( 19781 Irene Cara. Lonette McKee During the 1950s, thr• bllCk ailters from the 911etto become musical ayperllars. but -•ually suffer trom the pr-res of ttardorn. 'PG' MOVIE e e "The Piiot" ( 1980) Frenk Converse, Cllll Rober1aon. A pllot tums to drinking to etcepe the unhlpplnetl ot his mer· riage 111\d the truatrellon of hiscar-'PG' 11:1&.Q!BA80AU 11:JO (I) TARZAH I LONE AAHOEJll G WILD, WILD WUT -~LUMUSIC "Fill Wo'1d Youth Chem· plOnahlp" 120 netlonel youth all·•t•r 1 .. m• com- pete In matchel from sl1. Australi.n cfllet • ,,. flOKTE()U8 APfl\D -AFTERHOON- 1l:OO e LoeT IH WAOtl Smith'• grMd IMde to • llllltt 10 Ill lntergalacttc or i- -~ • • ... ..Tiit .Vllllngt" (1958) l(lrtc Oouglat. J.iet Leigh. Vlll'"Ot preplf't lor wicI Cflrty ovi en llCJ¥wmlr· out im.-on of EnQ!end. .., AOAM-12 Reed and MallOy r..,oncl to an "ottloer need• help" call. ~ HOME QAAOEHtHo (.$)MOW It • ,,. "The Voyeoe 01 Tenal" (1975) W.M. Reno. K lmr,., A young Poly~ 111t1 boy MIS oil In a canoe and ac:G~11ny wind• up on an advenlur•packed, 8000-mlle joumey to the taraw•y Shorft ot Alukl 'PG' @ MOVIE • • "Frelky Friday" <.Z) G.ANOllUSTEAS "M1n Under Cover" (Chapter 51 12:10 I Cl) TOM ANO JEAAY , MOVIE * e "The Oregon Tr11I" 119591 Freet MaeMurr1y, Gloria Talbot. Oregon- bOunO wagon tra.los ere besiegeo by lndtan AllMkS Cl) ADAM-12 MalloY end Reeo look for• robbery suspect. help a women 1n 1 car crash and , eettie a tam11v dlsout•. m HOME c:iAAriENrNO Z)MOVIE • * ·~ 'Ja1lhouH Rock ( 1957) Elvis Presley. Judy Tyler A young prisoner learns to play the ~nat and att•r his releHe. climbs to stardom 1:00 I) (I) FAT Al.8ERT 0 THE MUNSTERS Herman deckle1t to take oancing less<>tl• rn or<ler to ac:coropany Marltyn to her colleQe dtnner-danoe. g) MOVIE * e ·~ "King Richard And The Crusaders" ( 19541 Rn H1maon. Virginia M1yo The adventur" of Roch&<d the Llonllearted during the tight tor the HOiy Land are portray.a Ii) WRmNOFO..A RE.MON "The Paragrapll" (C)MOVIE • • • "Les Giris·· ( 1957) Gene Kelly. Mitzi Gaynor An American musical show hits the Eur~ cl1cult wnen comptlCallons ar1M fH, H90 SNEAK PREVIEW:OCT08E.R Husband-and-wile corntcs Jerry Sutter and Anne M11r1 1ntroduc;ie the m<>v· .... ~111 and spor11 events coming to Horne Bo• Office 1n October 1:30 8 (I) 30 MIHUTES 0 LEAVE IT TO BE.A~ tJi) TliE GAMMAS ARE COMINOI ~ WAmNOFO..A REA80H 'Uolty" rH)MOVIE * • ·~ "The Cat From Out· er Spece' (1979) Kan S..· ry. Sindy Duncan. An e~traterreatrlal tomcll crat1118nd1 on E1r1h 'G' 2:00 u KJ08WOAU) Featured: en lntervi-wllh George Hamllton; • rapon from Eureka, Missouri, on en exciting ,_ roller· c01ster a1 s11 Flegs Over Mid-America called Jet Sereem. a WE8TEAH OUTOOOA8MAN 8 OIWGAN'S ISL.ANO Mr Howell revlset his will. leeVKlg each eu11way a velu1ble plec• ot h11 Mllll. G FIOKT ~THE WEEK "C1Hlornl1 Lightweight • Champlonthlp' Fidel Frajo vs Kid Oynamoe &ii HA.8LAMOS ESPANOL ~ NEEDl.ECAAFT (I) IEAOEANT PRESTON OF THE YUKON 8NEW8CEHTEA WEEJCl.Y CS)MOVIE * *'-' "The Stleec>man" ( 1958) Glenn Ford. $hlri9y MaeL..alne. A allMp owner attemptt 10 OU....,.I hll - m ... wtille herding his anl- me&s througll catt,. coun· OMOVIE "Oeadman'• FIOlt" 2: 10 (%)MOYIE • • • "Klei ,,.. l(et•" (1953) Kathryn Grayt0n, Howard K.... Two 11art, onoe married. l>ICOl'lll pattn1r• profaulonally and find llMll they lrgut .. much on 11eoe It they do oft. l'.IO I I WITH YOU ATONI • QUI PM.\. Wt.A.f ~ OIMnlntg' A .-U· IMlllat and ,.... ~·.,. Gllad 11P011 to neil> Ute Peft8il I ll~ ITM T"9< MOYl9 * * • "l oom Town" 11•n1 C1a111 Geble. apeo. Oer T recy A pW Of •ltd- catten 111\d II• e11111temen1 111ey•r• ...-1no wfMll'I tlltY atrlke 11 rtcll In the Oii• fltlda. S:OO I I.MT M THI W1L.D ~ •• ~'a Trawlt" ( t83t l Anlmateo. 88Md on tht 11ory by Jot'lathan Swift. A m1n 11 lhtpWfedl.0 In the land of the ~elted Lllllpu1lan1 8 COU.101 l'OOTIAL.L llfl J-It ... ,,_ • MOVIS **~"The ~Ion 01 Zect11ry WhHler " ( 197') Angte Okllllnaon, Bradford Diiiman. A pollll· c.i llgur• ii r~ atttr an tutomoblle accident wttll parta trom I "tome," a aynthellc OfQan bank. II) OLD P'Nitos ... N&W f'NUC>8 Fred ,.og«I tlllkl with lnteNlewer• Tom Sny<ler. Hugh Downs and 8u11n Stembero CR) 0 4i!D PEASOHAl FIKAHOE AHO MONEY MAHAOEMEHT "Income Till Oeduc:t1on1 And Cablllllona" (C)MOVIE •• * "ACrOta The w~ Mlsaourt" (19511 Cltrk G1ble, Ric:erdo Montalban A bind ot lur trappera enters the uncharted te<rl· 1ory ot the 8lacktoo1 lndl· ans whe•t tnty encounter I l\o8111e ehlel el\d hlt Wlf • rlors 3:30 8 (I) SPORTS 8ATUADAY 15-round WBC Lightweight Championship bout betwee11 Ale1ls Arguello Ind Ray "Boom Boom" M1nc1n1 (trom Allentlc City. N.J ). II EVERYWHEAE Location llwe rrom 1t>oard The Brig Pilgrim II, Orange Counrv Matlne lnsutue S) MUNoo REAL ~ PEA80NAL FINANCE AHO MONEY MAHAOEMENT "Income Ta• Audlll And PlannlnQ" ( MOVIE 11r • • "Coat Miner's Daughter" ( 1980) Sllsy Sp•cek . Tommy Lee J~. 8..-ct on Loretta Lynn's autot>IOgraplly. A young girl trom a poor tamlly In rurel Kentucky Marriea a rl'IUCh older local boy ..no~· her 1198 to st11dom In the music Industry. 'PG' HUGHIE J1aon Robards and Jack Dodson atar tn this one-act play about two men from opposlle worlds wno lhare Ille lonellnds of the big Ctly @ MOVIE * • * "Things To Come" 119361 Reymond Mauey, Relpll Richardson. Bated on • atory by H.G Wells. Two men llruoole tor c;on- 1ro1 o1 a world reeulll trom the e.shet ot a nvcieat hOlocaust. 4:00 G 1<o..w< A ..,,.. or burglarl4t1 puz· zi.. Koj•k blcauM Ill the "c:tues" lmoticat• him • PAE8EHTE "Alberto S11uar" The wlnne< or the 1980 New York: Merllhon Is prolll90 m HUMAHIT1E8 niROUOH THE ARTS (JJ) TliE AOCKFOAO FlL.£8 Rocklord 11 hired to Cltfend I YVIM<Bbie l)fO•lt· tute ag11n1t a homicide charoe. (%}Movie • •.,., "Stir dust Memo- ries" (1980) Woody Allen, Chatlottl Rampllng. A IUC· cesslul dlfeetor lec.s • personal etltis u he tries to mall• some m1jor deci· aiont In hit Ille. 'PO' 4:30 fD S00CEA MADE IN OEAMANY Bayern Munich vs SchaJke '1i) HUMANITIES TH"°"°" THE ART& (C)MOVIE • • "Sparkle" ( 1g76) Irene Cara. Lonette McKee Ounng the 19501. three black allt•• trom lhl ghetto blC:Ome mueleal 111perstat1, but eventually sutf91' from the preMUres ot 1tardorn. 'PG' &:GO 8 Hf\. MV1EW AHO PAEWW D "'°'ALL 8 STMTMK Cept Klr11 and tine °'- rnemben ar• bMlneCI to 1110ther 1tartlhlp l!1 another unlwtM while tllelf coun- 11 r par II bou d 1h• Enlet'Ol'IM. I ==AJHHOUA • * 11t "Hell In The Paelttc" (19e9) Lee MllMn, TOlhlro Mlfvne. Enernl• In war unit• when they are 1tr~ on a Pac:mc 1.-nc1 and nMd eecn other I099C8CM1. e IOUOOOU> Ho91: Andy Olbti· Coholt: CHAtlll LISTINGS OuHt. L•"Y farmer. UCLA l>Miletl>ell coed!. ewtlll.MO 1"-~~ the ~ • 9Uffe'1ng from e vitamin defldej ICY Mwllyft Meeoo. 0~ The AOlllng Stonm. lllcto- rta Prtnolpe(, Pooo, Chuell Belry, Ctwlle Pttde, The MtmoOn DellgMt. Suicy "9tt1Nw. No'fO CornbO. e ... ANO OCltlMG ''o.t With It" WMrl Velerie find• a aoulm•t• In MletlMI, both )'Ollnge1en • l(NXT IC8S> 101 8 KN8C IHBCI "' e i<TLA <Ind.I (H) e l(A8C IABCI e e i<r MB CCBSI ~,, e t<HJ·TV (Ind.I fn e KCST IABGI t e K TTV llnd.) II • K.COP·TV (Ind.I • e i<O:T (P9SI. • e KOcE tP8SI On-TV ?·TV MBO ((U'f~•) (WOIU NY , NY <WTBSI IESPNI IShowllmel Sciolllthl l~bl1 News N•t-11) ' t .MCMI ..... ·~One" (1t7t) Olott Gould. Jll\'IM 8rolln. A r9PO'Mf end thr• Amerlel9n 8*onauu -dr9Wft Into .. *boo ,.,. 1WM111 ~ IO tlOV-• ···~lboerd the ... IMIWl9d ..,_ flt'lt lO~. -8dViaOd IO llCl1 nlOte ....... ic.tlld.Q Cl) ... A•a•H Tiit Oocton oonepir. 10 ,...,.. • fU'lt-flO cotorlll ... ,,..ary~-"*'"' 1"9 llOlpllal ~ "*'--1~-- ,, J TUBE TOPPERS CBS 8 8·00 ··Wa ll Olsney: The Lo\'e Bug ." Pan 2 or th~ story about a race winning Volkswagen na med Herbie. KCOP e 8:00 -·Nero Wolfe." Thay~r David and Anne Baxter st ar an u movie about author Rex Stout's heavyweight detective. KCET g 8:00 "Odyssey: The Anci~nt Ma riners.·· Ancient shipbuilders a nd sailors are explored by underwater u rch a.eologists. KHJ 0 10 oo "T he Magnificent Seven." Yul Brynnt!r a nd E li Walla~h s tar in a rousing' Western about paid gunslingers. "C11nlval High Jlnk•" (0)~ * *'"' "Arabian Ad~ tur•" ( 1979) CMstoe>I* L•. MllO O'Shea. An wll scwe«w holds a ti.eulltul prlneeu upliYe wlllM I young prince geta assitl • •nc;e from genie• and Hy· Ing carpell In I breve attempt lo rac;ue rw 'G' (S) OMA T LAOIEa CW COOHTRYll HOii' Tom T. Hi ii Gues11· Lynn Anderton. Oortn1 Fargo, Lacey J Dellon &:300 NlW8 r fl) ONCE UPON A CL.A.884C "Rebec:ee Of SunnybrOOlo. Fatm" A young glfl !elves her lmpoverlahed t1mlly and goes to live In town with her 1wo 1p1111ter eunta CPart 1)1RIO ~ FAOM JUMP8TAEET "The Blues. Country Mette City" Wiiiie Dixon, Sonny Terry and Brownle McG,_ pet'lorm end 1111o. with Oacar Brown Jr abOut the growth ot the dlstlnGtlve MUalcal style ca!lecl the blues. CRIO (I) WELCOME BACK. KOTTEJI ®l MOVIE • • •;, "Money To Burn" (19731 E.G Marthall. Mil· dred Natwick A man in P'lton engln-s e mulll· m1111on dOller eounterle<t· a=: • •'A-"The P1eture Show Man" (19791 Rod Teytor, John Melllon. tn the 19209, when travellng tent crews brought magic l1ntern Showt to the ""t" towns ot A,,,.,ica, an 110*J afiow. competff wttri 1 thy, oonnlvtng c;ompeu. * • ~althoule Rodi" (1957) Elvis Prftley, Judy Tyler A young P'itoner te11n1 to play the gu1t11. end 1ller hit rel••M, dlmbl ro 1terdom ~EVENl«i- "1)08 i :': D MOVIE e e e "A 81101 In The Owk" (1964) P1ter Setlert, Elke Sommer A police lnapec;tor Ylndle•tes 1 par· IOr meld or • Mties of mur· der• I :_YAOAMS Ben 11 e1p1ured 'by an anl· mal 1r11,_ and tubjeeted to callous treetment II) MOVIE • • * 'h "The Q\1181 Men" (1952) John Wayne. Meu· rMn O'Hlfl A former p<lzaflghter returns to his native Ireland eller killing 1 man In the ring. but fails to lind the pe.ce tie sought &l C06M08 "The Shores Of The Cos- mic Ocean" Or Cati Seoen llkH viewer& on 8 898C· 11cu1ar ltighl through space In • almulared, SQlenlltlcalty accurat• jour· ney hallway lrom the edge of the kn-n uni-10 Eat1h (R)O '1!) MATINEE AT TlE llUOU F .. tured: "Popeye Meet• Slnt>ad" 11936). the llrlt color P~ created by M11 end O.ve Flel9Cher; a c:anoon: Mleeted shor1t; end Chap!er 1 of "The PTlantom Empife" I 1935) statrlng G-A111ry and Smiley Burnette. (]fl TliE MAGIC (S)MOYIE * * 'h "Every Whldl Wly But Looae·· ( 1978) Clint Eutwood, Sondre Lock• A two-flt1ed trueker and hit orangutan companion tall• oft In ~rMlll ot 1 pratly eountry·w•stern linger. 'PG' 1:30 I Cl> a HEWS ENT'ERTAINMEHT THISWUJC CC)MOYIE * * "Elarracude" ( 1978) Weyne Oavld Crewlord, Juon EVWI. A college SIV· dent trllt to prove a Chem· teal comc>anY It tec:Ntly dumping to11tc wastes 1n10 a town'• water tupPIY. 7:00 8 IN IEAACH ~.* "JeeMJamea" I WHIM MM YOU? HANWIOVS V.WN!NCI WELK "Camlval H!Qh Jlnkt" • AJOUMSY ~ LOYI Lome GtMn '-11 this documentwy wtltatl "** Ille ~ htatOfY and COl'l- lemporwy ac11v111M Of LOI ~ JewWI eolM1UNo I IHllMOHM- YOU MICID POfl IT TMI MUflNT'I Ouet1: Rtt• Menno. ®~ * e 'A "Smokey ANJ Tiie Bandit It" (1M0) luf1 "-Y· no+cte. Jeetlle OleaacNI. "*1'f lutord T. Julttc9 ~·--~ btolWt IO ltot) I ~ ~. 1M lendlt. lrOfl'I lt8r1llPClftlnO • ~ llliptlen1. 'PO' (]))THI Ol.~ We....., (NI MIUte tp U. ..., c 0 "*Ill u. ,.,.... 15=:, .... ?:• Cl.-MOOM '* DMm flllWlfl c:.....Wy fudilea! Attdfw Stevena. Twiggy, Britt Ekland G~s 8atry and GIO<Seen White B LOOKATUI (I) OMNI: THE NIW FAON1'1lR Cl> S0CCEA MADE IN OE..uAHY Beyern Munich ve. Sc:t11lke (fl) IATUN>AY EDmOH Qt THE MUPP£TS G.-1· Ruth Bum (%)MOVIE • *"' "St1rdu11 Memo· rlel" (1980) Woody Allen, CherlOlle Rampllng A IUC· cee.stul dl1eetor Jecat • personal crlsl1 e.s he tries to mu• tome ma1<>• deel· a.ons In his Ille 'PG' t :OO 8 (I) WALT "'8HEY "The Love Bug" A human· like Volkswagen nemed Herbie lldopta a tor,,_ PfOlesslonll rau d1l11« and together they beCome a racing eentatlon. (Pert 2) O IB BAMARA MAHOAEL.l ANO TliE MAHOMl.1. 8'SnAS (Seaton Premiere) GUNts· Debbie Reynolds, Ala· t>ama D MOVIE • *'lo "VOl<:ano" ( 19691 Ml•lmlllan $Chell. Brian K8'1h. A group ol treuure- aeellets is caugn1 up In 1 maatJve tidal wi ve cauMd by Ille eruption ot an active YOle•no 8 ®) LOVE80AT A ling«'a tfforls to m•e It big .,. hlnd .. ed by hi• hillbilly tamlty. end 1wo matrled eoupi.s lutn of an 1ttelr In theH mldll (R) ~MOW • • ··s11ef\1 Night. Bloody Night" ( t973) Patricio. O'NMI, Astrid Heeren A amell town 11 lnhoblled by 1 secret In tta past G) niEWALTONS The Walton• Inch the 1119" 1anguaoe to an 1bandoned deet girl ti) MOVIE • • "Nero WOife" ( t9701 Thayer Da vid, Anne Blllter A -atthy reel· H tate magn11e who feels he's b8'ng Wltehed by the FBI tU<nl to Nefo WOif• tor help. fl) ODYSSEY "The Ancient Merlnen" Under#1ter atchMOlogltlS reeonatruct tne devtl09- ,,,.,,, Of Slltpbulldlng Ind the lives or ancient -l•r· ers lrom tllfee shlpt that sank In the Me<hterr•oean tl\Ousands OI years llOO IRI lC)MOVIE • • • "L" Glrls" 11957) G-Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor An A,,_k:en musle&I sriow hill the Euroe>ean Circuit when compllc;atlons erlM (O)MOVIE . **'"-"Touched By Love" Deborah Reffln. Oi1ne ~. A d41C11cated nurM'a elde's 1ttempt to malle conteet with a handl· capped ehlld 'PG' MOVIE It* e "F.,... .. ( t980 lr- Cet1. Barry MlltW. S.V.al gifted lludenll II a N- YOfk high echoot tor the per!Ofmlng arts uperlenee verlout M tbacks and llUC· QMMt ol both peraonai and prolesslonel nllures. 'PG' 9MOVIE • • "Terror Train" (1980) Ben Johnaon. J1mle Lee Q.inls. A college fraterni- ty'• New Year's matQU« • Ide petty UHM lnlo a nightmare when a vlndic· tlve gue11 starts kllllng oil the pat1y.golfl. 'R' 1:30 '1!) SPORT'S AMENCA "1981 U S Synehroniz.O Swimming Team Tri1la" (RI HO fJ ([) MOVIE "Red Flag The Ultlm"• Geme" (Premiere) Barry Boetwldc, Joen Van Ark. Two plloll lnvotved In lie· I~ W I( g-relllndle an Old rtV8lry thal 111<11 to treote reaultf . D Q!MOVIE •• "Tiit" (1979) Bf~• Shields. Chertet OU!ning A woutd·be roell ll!iger -• 14·yMr-otd pinball wt\q IO Mtlle e 9C«I with a mlddl•·•ged plnblll chemp. G) l'OOflTEPS~ OWfT'I .IAYMOTHP .• Blec:ll Dyad'. UnreeolYed oonntcta and conlr0rtt1· tlont experleooed by men Ind women •• exp!Ored In ·--ofelgtll ~(H)IOXING Live CIOWfllOI of Ille WBA heavy welOflt fight~ ... w..-~~ TMlle.; 1111<> IM W8AIW8C mtdCllewelglll Cl U h ~ Mervin HIQler and M11t1efe Hamaho. ~ab. * * 11\ "CllHCll And Cllono'• NHt •Movie" 11MO) ~ ''Che9at\" M#tn, 1"'°"'9 CtlOftO, TWO Pof*dl tle¥9 ..,,_ oue """'~....._ Ct\lllllno the ..,..... of Loe ,.,.... lfl punull Cll "'-.. ..-~".:..o QueMe· Mel r-. Mwy .... Turner, IClllar W9e. Mundo Earwood ·--1~ • ,_,,.., aMD A .. llC........., ..... • ... "' bell'9 a tough ptlvaie ... of 1M '"'°' ...ovle tradll!OI\, ano • woman wtlo 1o ..... rldlnO •1.1 In '°' Lady Oodl'tL 111111 Q • MOVtl ••• ~ "ni. t.taontlloent Seven" I 'NO> Yul &rynnet, II Wllllaen A band ot gun· flQMIR le t*ed to Pf'OllCI e ..... dean town ttom out .... • IHOUIHDDfT NITWOMNlwt • CA.IANOYA "Window, Window" Atone In hit l)titoll e4111. CNan<w1 (F ranil Fkllay) II Mul'lllO by --ol patl C()n· q~ll, cruett... Ind YJOo 1et1118 ( Pat1 4) S AUITIH CffY UMfTS "Doug KWlhlw I cu11on Cllenler" IRI (C)MOW * • "Sparkle" ( 1976) Irene Care. Lonetta ~ During the 1850s. ttv.. blact. Mltett from thl ghetto t>eCOme mualeal auperstera. but •ventualty tuHer from ,.... prMIWH ot ttatdom 'PO (O)MOW • • 'h "Divine Maoneat" (19801 Bette Mldler. The H111ettea Thi• mm record ot M1e11er·1 eoncen perfor· mancet 11 the Pataoena Civic Audl1orlum In F&t>N- 1ty. t980. INlur• a varie- ty ot tongS. from camp stan<larda to rock betlads. punGtuated by a Mrles ot raunchy monotogues 'R' 0 MOVIE * • • 'h "My Bodyguard" (1979) Chrl1 Makepeace. Adam Blldwin The new kid et 1 Chleag<> high !JChool mekn frtee'lds With ttle echool outcast and 1ogeth1tr they 11an0 up to the cruel gang wtilch had perucuted tn.m both 'PG' 10:30 G) RAMS WEEK \ Cl) NEWS 1H REVIEW CS) OMA T l.AOIE8 OF II COUNTRY Host Tom T Hell Guests Lynn Anderson. Donna Fargo, Laoey J Dalton tO-.M (.Z) MOVIE e ·~ "The LUI D1ys 01 Man On Earth" (1973) Jon Flncri. P•trick Magee When the ullimate dl11Ste< strlkft, e lkeptical Nobel scienlltl thinks that 1 com. put., burled underground can tave the world 11:oo&DGCE®Ja NEWS 8 COUEOE FOOTBALL Cotor'IOO vs UCLA .. M"A08•H Ounng e cOld anap, a pelt of 1ong)ohns _..,to Hawk· eye trom home 1>1eomes a much-sought·alter com- modity Cl) COUEOE FOOTBAU Oregon State YI USC fl) UP POMPEII Lureio must so'1 mau .. s out l>lfore everyone goes 100 tar. when Nau91us brings home a prospective brkUI ano he recognae1 her aa one ot Ille hottest di"-In Pompeii m SOUNOSTAOE "Ruperl HOimes" (R)Q 11:30 u 8AAHA8Y JOHE.S A 0.-1 town thenll s hOlllllty to cl.tslder5 erupts when Barn1by trtes to Clear an apparenlly retatd4ICI youth of murder enarges II Qt SATURDAY NIOHT LIVE (Seuon Premiere) Guesl Rod St-an 8 AllCNEWS G) MOVIE e * • Hett In The Pacific (19&9) Lee Marvin. Tosn1ro Mlfune Enemies In war unite when thly are atr1nd1d on • Peclllc island and ~ eaCh other to escape S) NEW CINEMA FROM INOtA "27 Down" I t973J A young man·• talher forces him to 1bandon t11s hopes ol studying 111 end tal<e • full-time 1<>b u c:onducl or on Ille local Bombey lr81'1 tine. (I) MOVIE * * * "A F'11ttul Of Oot· ..,. .. (1967) Cltol East· wooO. Marianne l<oCh The mysterious "man with no name" entera • g•no ..,., berween two t1c!lons eage< IO sell whlPey Ind gun.a to Mexicans end lndl· ans. 9 NFL REVIEW AHO PMVIEW ®MOVIE • • • "Airplane!" (1980) Robert Heya. Julle Heger· ty After an 1irllnlf'1 cr- lalts 10 food polaon1ng. a nervous lor,,_ w•r ptlOI Is P'•SMd Into servtu and must contend with on- l>Olrd 11y111er1a. a aecrellve control tow. end ellel>e· tilled memories. 'PG' (S)BllAAAE John Byner allows you things stranger than trV1h. lerger than Ille. end unler than 1oylhlng you've ever -· 11:A& 8 MOYIE ••'h "100 AlllM" (1968) Jim 81-n. Raquel Weten. (a:>MOW • • "Ho1 t.aoe" (18t0) Barbar• Biiis, .i.e.. St. Jamee. Ad exeoutlve, Si n· dy Seert , 1 proud, aristo- crattc beau1y decldee 10 land the Hot Ltgt nylons -..,it, no mett• what .,.. .... 10 do get 11. -~- 1t:OO (.Q MOYIE * * '4 "Straight Timi" ( 1t 18) Ouatln Hoffman. Gary BuMy. Alt t11-con delpttttaly ,,,.. to go ltrelelflt efter 111w1ng i>M- Ot\ In eptte of meny obit• · Cllll end ttmpte1tone, (l)MCMI -~ "~ Of The ~ .. (1878) Jerll Wooda. AalnbMl.lx Smith l tie 111d1latlgeble ~'* ..... ~ oltll *'"'* _, ,outl'tfUI Hllbtranv• to foll • munlalplil plan 10 do. doMI .............. tlCtlOOI 'lit' .MOYll ..... ''V ... h " (t91t) .... ~MlryMet l)ft •• ,.....,...,, .... q_... ..... 10 ... t own way (%)MOYll • • • "lkim" 11170) Mar· ton Brando, Evartteo Mar· Qua A ""811 ll'on\iOUeM lelltld'• ttrvggle for Inde- pendence 11 exptoltild by • creny "'"-'!HY BfltW. eolonltt 11-.JO 8 WCMI • • "Aootl., Coobucn" ( 1916).JoM Wayne, K•ttlll• rine Hepl>U(O When a led- etal marallel Mt• O<Jt 10 track dowtl 1 gang ot delperldolt. • spll\119' with e l>'udge agelnat Ille gang 1n111t1 on IOlniflG him 1n thl hunt all M0WE e *''°' "El COndOt" (19701 Jim Brown. L" Ven CIMt A chain gang MCapM Md • whit• AP4Mlhl leadlf heed tor M••ICO to tt•al I mllhon-dotlar IOrtune In 1;00 i:' ROCK OOHCEllT 5 EV£NINO AT THE IMPROV 1:o& (H} MOVIE * e * "The Eieetrle Hor- man ( 19791 Robo<t Red· tord. Jene Fonds A LU VegH cowboy t1Nl9 I S 12 m1Hoon lhorOUQhbt9d horM to aave him trom 1111 ••PIOttaUve ownors 'PG' 1:30 8 MOVIE •• 'h "Play Oi<ty" Ct 9601 M1ch1el Caine. N igel • Dlvenport A Brtlllh eom· m1nde< 11tempt1 to llop AllleO forces trom destrOy· •no a .. man 1upp11es ao thll ne can uN them ID MOVIE • • "Equinox" ( 1969) Edw1rd Connell Batbar• Hewitt Four young people uncover a te<rtble aatanlC secrel 111 the mounllln region• ot Calltorn1a Q) T Al.ES CW THE UNEXPECTED "Sh11te<prool" lSlMOVIE * * 194 I' ( 1979) John a.!ulhl, Toshoro M1tune Alter lhe l>Omblng ot Pearl Harbor. Southern CallfOr· nia cwlllens and mmtlty peraonnel react With unbr1· dleO panic to news ot • Japane5'! alleek m lhe1r own beckyard 'PG' 2:00 ti) MOVIE e e .. A Bell From Hell" ( 1970) V1veca Llndtort, Renaud Verley A deeply M<lllUve young man vows revenge eoaonat ht$ aunt and lhree couams alter t~ey commit him to a men· tll l<lfl1luhon ~NEWS C MOVIE * • "Barraeud1' ( 1978) Weyne Dellld Crawtor<I. Juoo Evers A college 1tu-- dent 1r195 to prove a ellem· ic•I company is seer111y dump!ng 1ox1e wastes 11110 a town's wale< auppfy Z MOVIE • • • 'Kiss Me l<ete" ( 19531 Kathryn Grayson. Howard l<eel Two 111ra. once martled become pertners protess1on1lly end find that they eroue H much on stage as ttley do ott 2:30 8 NEWS [OJ ABCNEWS 0MOVIE * ,,. "TaJM or Tl'le Crypt" ·R 2:408 NEWS 3:05 fti) MOVIE e • "Mlddle·Age Crazy" C 1980) Ann-Matgret. Bruc;ie Dern A Te .. ~ devetoper'I suooesstul jOO 8tld kls· cious wile manage to drive him Into a mid-hie cr111s 'R' 3:10 I) MOVIE •• 'it "Second criaoce" f 19531 Roben Mllchum. Lindi Datnell A tighter takes e tour ot SOU1h AmerlC3 tn hopes ot IOf· getting the flghl m whtOh he accidentelly killed a man ID MOVIE * • ·~ "The Phantom Plan- et" 11~) Olan Frec!er· lcks. Coleen Gr1y An astron1ut elOa lhe inhabit· anti ot the p4enet Rhe1on to 111ve oll a Soterite ettaek S:2&8 NEWS s:aoD MOVIE • • * "The Indian Fight· .,.. ( 1955) Kirk Oougle.s. EIN Maninelll An Army teOUI guides• wegon train through Slou• country {C)MO\llE * e • "Lft Glr1s" 119571 G-Kelly, M1121 Gaynor An Amerk:an musocat show hits the European circuit when comp41C•t10ns .,,,. r MOVIE • • • "Fame ( 1980 lr- C111. Barry Miiier Several gilled students II e New York high scllOol for the perfOfmlng art• .. .,.,_ various setbaekt and MIC• oetMS or both per-t0<11I and profeslllonal natu~ 'PG' 4:00 II) MOVIE • * Yt "The Devil's Hand" (1861) Robert Aide, Lindi CMlllan A man flndt lhet his lnnet• good1-S pr• ~11 him from l>lleomlng • total perticlpant in 1n evll voodoo cult. @MOVIE * • "Terror Train" (1980) Ben Johnton. Jlmle Lee Cunle, A college fraterni- ty's ,._ y..,·, muquer- adl party tumt Into • nightmere when a vlndlc:· tMI guest tlartl kMllng off the perty-91*'1. 'R' (l)MOVIE • •'h "Starduet ~ rlel" (1980) Worxty Alltn, Chal'lolte Rarnpltng. A M· c.ufVI dlreCltor f-• per'IONll etllls ...... triea 10 make tome mel<>r dec:$.- slonl In 1111 Ille. 'PO' •:AO• MOYll • .. "Unrnalll.O" ( 1949) RoOer1 Aodlwtll. Barbllfa Full•r. Th• puttllc ta •iunned wtien 1he !Ne ldtntJ1Y of e pf\MIOll'I ltller le Ulllmataly ,......., M ttlal of • ~1 ,.,.. eon (ll)MOW fl.~ ••Slftolley Anes Tbli landll H" (1M0) IUrt,.,. nold•. Jadlle OIMaon .,.,... ..,,._ T, '.MIOe Clll 111 • ......... .................... 'OUIK •Ille ...... "°"' .......... ·-~.,.. ... ""9f0f 1MI .. 1 J J .. THE fi\~llL\' c1act8 by Bil Keane BIG GEORGE by Vtrgll Partch (VIP) ---;:_£>±~ _,__...,.,,. ... __ -_ ---= ~ ---- "Who crayoned your windows?" "Come on, Cosgriff. Where did you get the hot pastrami on rye?" 'l.\R'9.\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson Hank Ketchum "Tell him dinner is ready!" Jl'DGE PARKER ~ ~ 7'"~ . I T~HT ~'o 6E GLAD TO KK>IJ WAAT I'M NOT GONNA EAT ANY CJF '' . . I WANT 'OU 10 UET DRESSED AND PACK YOUR BAO ' WE'RE OOOKED THERE'S NOTHIN(J HERE THAT YOU HAVEN'T OOT IN CALIFORNIA. ..._.....mf!rt ON A FLIGHT OUT OF PAR!!> AT LINDA MAY ! l'M Gt.AO YOU ~'!>SEQ YOUR P5VCHOL001CAL f)(AMINA'T ION, GAR~IELP. l~N'i 11 GRE.Ai ro KNOW '1'00'RE NORMAL LI KE. EVE~VONE. EL'!>E? ,.._ __ _.. ACROSS 5e Si.dlum 1 Scot111h Ille 57 HoglhMd ti HMd 80 Yulcon 10 Happy llllmll: 14 African city 2 wordt 16 Ma. BegrlOld 82 Hebltulte 18 Courie 84 Weepon1 17 Weter body 85 -In I wtlllt lillilli*!4ii4i41' 1a eurattw ee s. PecHlc 20 Succumb kingdom 210ener• 87H#lgout 8r9dtly S8 Macnl• 23Up--: etNouec New DOWN 24 Weew 1 9'letp 25 .,. 2 Hindu noble pronoun 3 ln'ltllle 2t Clalmant 4 Mtttlc unl1 30 Cuft.in 5 Cloeld: 34 -c..ip 2 wordl 2t Aow9r 35 C.... 8 Kind o4 note 27 "AaollYed 37 Hodly 1 Lona-OK" 31 s-.d) • Hall.,,,,., 28 OodOt 3t -..., tArcHt'•wtfie 2t ~ 41 l<lnd of lklrt 10 Alrortfl 31 ~ .. - <42 Mr • .,._. 11 Wool: lat. 43 ..... .-I'll 12 PtefMd. .... ~ .... ........ QTlll•out .. ,,. Olllllll "Cell .... 10 Qll lflf It Cofllllrll , • ..... MClun ..... .. ..... .... .a. .. ..... ' S2~·· kJft 130f•Chlt LIM ... ........ 40CJ t11m ., ....... MIDNIGHT' YOU'VE OOT TO ~EON LOCATION FOR 'AVALANCHE' IN 72 HOUF.6' STUFF IT ! IH~N You'LL. HAVE ITTO Loot< AT Fof(.'EVEf(.' ~ ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Octobtr 3, 1981 Cl b Charles M. Schulz ______ ___, l DOf(T KNOW ... A HEAVACME, 1 60ESS ' 6000 ! t'Ll PUT ~ DOWN FOR A ~EAOACHE IT'S NICE l-IAVIN6 SOMEONE IN CMA~6E WMO'S SO CONSl~TE Tl'MBLE" EEDS WHA1" AIJOUT II PIP YOU F1Nl7 /00ST IMMOR1"AJ..? MAKINGABIG GORDO WAIT A MINUTE ! 1HAT'5 ~ DEcoRATION ! BRABBLE 1·~ IN ~IN, fA1'ftlllL . I JO~f ~68E.O M'i~F ~11'1t ~~ "OOSE. Kt '4 . DR.SMOCIK ~ UNPSRS-Y-ANP YOUR PU1"1"1N<S Me ON A SUP!!R- H IGH PRO"fe IN Pl e-r, POC't"'OR .•• PILE OF BIRDSEED 1HERE'S 5()'Vl£800Y HAN6/N& ON A ROPE UPlHERE !! ~ .. eu"f" WHY WI L-L-:C e>e l"U!l!PING THIS FOUR GAL-L-0 NS OF 1"A"1"AR SAUCI!!? fOR BETTER OR t'O" WO RIE WOW,MIKE.-YOURE RAKIN' LEAVES! 'fOO DOIN' IT BEcAusE Yo.J HAY£:. TO? NO,\ Oo11l''f wAN'f '1'0 CA\.\. A OOl'fOtl . t --- by Tom K. Ryan by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie 8ushm1ller I PLANTED GRASS SEEDS IN THAT BARE SPOT AND I DON''T"' WANT THE BIROS TO EAT THEM by Gus Amola by Kevin Fagan ©i .. by George Lemont by Lynn Johnstoo t'L~COME BOCK , ~ )t)IJ'REFEEUN BETTER. '·' I.I 0:9 •• '! Orange Coat DAil Y PILOT/S1turd1y, October 3, 1881 SOME STUNT -A tractor-trailer with a fic- titious cargo of radioactive plutonium burns dul'ing the filming of .. The Soldier·· in Con ., ......... cord. N.Y. The S6 million Avco Embass~· m ovie is SC?heduled tor release next summer Case of haunted B-29 Airmen fi nd 'presence' aboard restored bomber CASTLE AIR FORCE BASE <AP >-Mechanics at the Castle Air Museum tell a ghost story that's &cary enough lo raise hair Jn the necks of several crew members. pieced together. Stories are con- tinuing now that exterior work has been completed and workers finis h interior work at an out- door display area. light filte ring through d ust particles in the bomber's aft gun section. De Witt also says that one night a figure be. saw in the cockpit disappeared when he began to call air police. Airmen started getting the jit- ters when they told each other about haunting experiences on a restored B-29 Superfortress. DeWitt discounted pranks as the cause of the gremlin stories because incidents were reported in three different places over a period of time. The creature , s h adow or presence also was blamed ror moving materials from the pilot's seat to different parts of the aircraft. A seance was organized to d e termin e wh e th e r supernatural foces might be at work. And the stories are beginning to accumulate -about a photo- graph or a milky round object, a frightened mascot, inanimate o bjects that moved and a curious seance. The 8-29 ghost stories started last year when museum volun- teers ventured into a storage yard for aircraft parts at China Lake Naval Weapons Center 200 mi les southeast of this Central California base. "We're not saying there is a ghos t," said Maj. Ernest Wilde, museum project director. "But there are many people who think there is something in there. Several crew members refuse to enter the plane alone, especially at night." Participants concluded that a gunner named Arthur Pryor served on one of the B-29s found in pieces at China Lake and died a natural death in the 1950s. Reports a re heaviest from 10 p.m . to midnight, said DeWitt. Two crew m ember s felt a presence behind them. a pre- sence that Starr Sgt. Robert Kraus felt was human. But no one was there. Recalling his work on 8 -29 pieces at C h ina Lake in January 1980, Sgt. Rickey Davidson said he and another mechanic watched as a locked door in the fuselage opened and closed three times. Volunteers are checking Army Air Corps records to determine whether a n airman by that name served during the born· ber's heyday in Worlii War II. Mothballed bombers also were called back into service for the Korean War. A tail section. most of a right wing and part of a fuselage were brougt\t back to the b~e for as- sembly. Parts or three or four otber bombers were collected to create a nl!w B-29 for the new museum's display, said Sgt. Ch uck McDonald. "Something like this bas never happened to me ," he said. "I don't believe in ghosts, but I know there's something there. But the exact histories of planes that went into the re- constituted B-29 museum piece are unknown because taU num- bers were not available . "You know how you can tell when your back is turned, and som eone comes up and looks over your shoulder. I always feel that in the tail section." Research said a museum mascot. a mutt named Major, "came howling, yelping and running" to his car after walk-Other mechanics say they saw or felt something in the plane wh en th bomber was being A color photograph by Kraus that he swears is authentic was clouded with an image like sun-\ing near the unoccupied B-29 one night recently. DEA TH NOTICES BYBEE Keller of Newport Beach. CORA SPIRES BYBEE. Ca .. Patricia Ann Re1den of resident or Costa Mesa. Ca. Costa Mesa. Ca .. Marcella ror 9 years. Passed away on Kathleen Hatala of Ohio, September 28. 1981. Survived also 2 s tep-children John bv daug hter Nancy B. Robert Weber of Newpart Pendleberry or Costa Mesa, Beach. Ca .. and Sally Said of Ca . grandchildren. Wayne Orange. Ca . an d 15 and David Pendleberry. grandchildren He was a Private services will be held veteran or the Army Air at Harbor Lawn Memorial For ce where he attained the Park Services under the rank of Major. Mass of direction of Harbor Lawn-Christian Burial will be Mount Olive Mortuary of on Saturday, October 3, 1981 Costa Mesa. 540·5554. at IO:OOAM at Our Lady of KELTER Mount Carmel Catholic FRANCIS E KELTER. Church. Newport Beach, Ca. r>DS. resident of Newport Bur ial will follow al Pacific Beach. Ca. for the past 40 View Memorial Park. Jn lieu year s Passed away on of flowers the family ,re- October 1, 1981 _at Hoag quests cont ributions be Memorla! Hospital. He made to the Kidney Founda· was bom tn Iowa on Sep· lion of Southern California. tember 21, 1912 He was a 14525 Sa n Fe li ca n o de ntist for 40 year s in La Mirada. Ca . 90638: Newport Beac~. Ca .. h~ was Services under the direction actually the first dentist ~ of Baltz Bergeron-Smith & ~ewport Beach. Ca. He LS Tuthill Westcliff Chapel survived by his wife Vera F. Mortuary of Costa Mesa. Ke lter of Newport Beach. 646·9371 Ca , 4 children . William . ROETHER Francis Kelter of Ne.wport v E L M A E T H A Beach. Ca .. Shawn Michael ROETHER. passed away on ,ACIFtC YtlW MINOllAL , .... Cematerv Morcuarv Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCObllCX MOITUAlllS Laquna Beach 494-9415 Laquna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAllOll LAW,._MT. OUYI Monuary • Cemetery Cre,.,.tory t625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 NICI ROTHHS l&LMOADWAY MOITU.AIY t 10 Broadwav Costa Mesa 642-9150 ut.n••aOH Mitlnt l nmtA.L ~CHAHL • -1,27 E 11tri St. Cotta Mesa 846-9371 t September 30, 1981 on Balboa Island. Ca. Survived by her husband William ». Roelher . sons William K. Roether of Valencia, Ca .. Stewart Roether also of Val encia, Ca . brother Vince! Thros tle of San Gabr iel, Ca. 7 grand· children. Servides will be held on Friday, Oct. 2. 1981 at 2:00PM al Live Oak Memorial Chapel, 200 East Duarte Rd .. Monrovia, Ca. w it h Dr . J a m es W . Ha gelganz oCflciallng. Directors handling arrange- ments Turner and Stevens Live Oak Mortuary. Prison approved Mount St. H e lens inspires drink SPOKANE, Wash. (AP> -Starting with a tumbler instead or a te mblor and a shake instead or a quake, Steve Simmons has concocted a barny•s model of Mount St. Helens, and every drop is drinkable. Simmons has molded apple cider, apple bran· dy and frozen whipped cream into a drink bearing the volcano's name. ·'On top of that. I sprinkle a spoon of brown sugar and drip on some 151 proof rum," said the Eastern Washington University computer science professor , who's also a restaurant business manager. Touch a lighted match to the top, and "Mount St. Helens" erupts into flame. ''The layer of burning sugar symbolizes the volvanic activity on the mountain," Simmons, 39, says. "And when it burns out, the sugar and cream harden up like Java. '·we start with hot, mulled Wenatchee apple cider. The apples come from the base or the moun- tain -more or less,'' he said. Simmons apparently means the less more than the more. Wenatchee ls at least 120 miles from the southwest Washington volcano. Next, he adds what he considers the equivalent of 200 million years of geologic pressure -a shot or 80-proof apple brandy. The whipped cream represents the snow that capped Mount St. Helens' summit before the dramatic May 18, 1980, eruptioc. Simmons struggled through several failures in perfecting his drink. There was one near· explosion. too: "I was trying t.o add more rum while the drink was on fire." The frozen whipped cream was the breakthrough. Before be tried that, the rum and brown s ugar sank through regular whipped cream and fizzled into the bubbling cider and brandy. 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N'T NMllSITATaMaNT .... cal ....... efttD L.twlt lyr_, Cet\11, I.SI 0111-, Tiie IOllaWlftt ,.,_. aro .. ,... Tll• fOll-lft9 perM>ftt ere dOl"9 (ylltltla Lllllall A .. lftwell, IU lntlM, CA. '271S llWl-1 •: builMU H : WIClll• A,,.llW, I SOI, H11ftllft9'0ft Tiii• blnlMH I• conducted by • MU• ENt!•ov A$$0C;IATIS, NOltOE VILLAGE. 216-E, 17th St. lo«ll, c:.lltwftle ... "'''""' ll*t"'~ •• c.._ Of1we • ....,_, 9Mdo. c:.te Meta. c.e. mn Tiiis MIMM h ,_..., lty "' .,._. u.t& I . C-Ca. ft..e 0..,. ICUft Itel\, )I A ..... , lr¥111¥, dlw..._l Tlllt ............. -llleel with IN MAit!!:.! HU•IA .. O, tl'Ot S.1· Ce. '2714 Cymhi• .._.II C-IV ~fl Or ..... ~ty on Oc· llftl "'"· •1 Mar, ea.~ Chun 5oor1 flall. JI~ .. lrvlne, Tnlt , .. ..,,_I -fl..,. wtlll tlW ~1.1"1. lreftlwoeel Aueclet .. II le ea.tt114 c:-lyC"'11flOr..,.CAMMllYOft5- 1111 ... CillMrfMa llmitMI ,.._.,..), 11 .. 1 Thlt IMNMll 11 cllftCIUC1H •Y eft ~ '-41er J4.1tl1 P\illll-Or ..... c.oetC OellY Pl .... S... I/~ llWO., 1.o1 .......... ea. dlwlOU•I 111"'8 Oc1 •• 10, 17, u . 1 .. 1 ..... Gong ICUfl Ren llvltllltlad Or.,.. C.0.•t o.11., Pli.t. 4J1W1 lrentwOO<I A11ocla1H 111 I• Tiii• ltet_. was 111., wlUI ttw Sepe. :It, Oct. a, 10, 11, 1"1 ._..I ·-------... --------Cellfwflk """"" ...,_..,...). 11 .. 1 c-ty Clef1l °'Or .... c:-ity ..... ~ ""'~ s.n Vic-llvd., IAI ~ ea. !ember 10, 1 .. 1 tOOft P11M11 NOTICI TOC•IOITO•S Tiii• lllltlnen II condlKIM .. ., • P11bll"'9cl Orenge C.0.11 Delly Piiot OP Mlut TaANIP•it llmlled par1nerllllp. S.pl It 1, 26 Oc1 > "" 4027-tl PICTITIOUI &UllNtEll , ..... 6111 .. 111 u .c.c.1 MMtlnG. HIMenl . • • • ' • NAMll STATIMIENT Nellu •• llereby ''"'" 10 Ille Tiii• ----II .. wilt\ 11'1¥ The fOllowlftg _ ..... 11 CIOl"9 butl· Cl"tdllOrt °'JAMES T. ST•1c«1.ANO, C-tJ C!af11"' Or119 Gaul\ty on s.p. NIUC •m .,... H : encl ALBERTA"· $Tlt1CICl.ANO, •ftd tembir2A, 1 .. 1. TH E ti RE A T 0 UT D 0 0 It MATTHEW J . COL.LEn. end NANCY P111411 FU .. NITUltE FACTOltY, 21J'2 Fie.. I(. COLLETT T·--··"· ..... ........ ,.,,.,.I_ Or ..... C.0.11 Delly Pllo4 •s .... Lft .. M.....Clngton llMcll, ea.~ lliU Mclret.l It CJO • Blacklw..,, City Sept. tt. Oc1. J, IO, 11, 1 .. 1 ~I lllCTITICMIS I UttN•• EllleWlewl. 21>'2 Fl..C Lii , H11nt of lr'YIM, ~ of Ot ...... Stet• of NAMa I TATaMtl.n lngton llN<JI, Ce. m4' Calllornl• that• bultt 1,..,11., 11 •-I , PlllJC llllC( Tiie lolloWl"9 perM>fts ••• clOlftl Tnlt llwslnu.1 11 condue1ed by en In· IO b e med• 10 THOMAS E . llO;tl~IS':'.HIGHLANOI•. 11UO :llvlcluelf.llfeWlntl M CK N IGHT , •nd LISA M Mc IC .. I G HT •• no c Ly 0 E E . PICTITIOUS •USIM•U Gllletlo A-.'"'""· CA '2714. Tn11 lie-I -lllN wllll ... 1'"0 .. EMAH, incl LORI A. FOREMAN, NAM• STATIMaNT LUSIC·MIGHl.ANOElt, • llm lled :ounty Cl•"' of Or1n9t C.OUnty on S.p-~ O RY STEA O ICIM TM IOllowlng per11CW1 11 dOlno butl· pertnerlfllp, J<>tfN 0 . LUSK & SON, ltmbir 10. 1"1 ..... A J. LIN •encl • neuet. Oe "erel Parlfter, HSSO Giiiett• P11'M77 BltAL.STE"LING,inclCAAOLYNS. ENEACO._. OEYELOP._.EwT A-.lrvlfte,CA'211•, e ealltor.W. Pybll-Or6ft9t C-11 Delly PllOC STIGELl/llC, eftd TIMOTHY IC . "' '"' " STlfOELl/11( Tr~ ·-bull· COMPANY. 1U YI• V-1•, N-por1 ,......,....... S.pl. 12. "·,,.,Oct ,, 1 .. 1 t01MI -""""' II C/0 114JO Broollhufll 11 .. cll, Ce. '2t6l Tiii• llWIMH It ConcllK1ff by • Strttl, $4111t 102, City of FCMHll•ln JOHPh AOltn•r, Jr., US VI• llml~~-.. SON. Valley, County of 0r....-, St•lt o1 Ve...rla, -..r1 lltecll, ea. 9*J Celllorftl41> Tlllt -Ines• Is <ondlK'led by"' I,.. ltk _,. T. OetN, TM """9r1Y 10 bi lr..,mn-.cl lt dMClu•I. S.Crttert PICTITIOUI &USINIEU dftcrlbed In 9H1fr• tl. All stock lft JoMph lt-r:Jr. Thi• .....,_ -llled wllll ,,_ MAMIE STATtEMINT Ir-. lbrtul"ff, tQ<1lpm¥r1I •ncl good Thia •tel-I ••• Ill., wilt> ,,. C..,n,., Cltrti °' Oraftlli Courlty on The IOllowlng -ton I• dOlng butl· •Ill of -~ 11 ... IMu k-Coolnly CltR °'Or-ColH!ly Oft s.... Sep! .... ltll. MU •a: n LAUNDRY LANO, Cprnloytly ltfTlbir 10, 1 .. 1. Plnlft IMPIStl ANGELS, »912 Bh• Left• etso k-•• M & J COIN I.AUN· f'11M76 P .... I ..... Orenge Coast Delly Piiot, Lern. Oene Point, ea. tli2' OltYI encl loeei.cl •I '5n Ketalla, Clly Pl.lblllllad Ortn911 C.0.11 O.lly Piiot S.pt. M, Oc1. a, lO, 11• 1"1 447 .. 1 L. Donald Oemato, c /o E. II . ot Gerden °""'° lAKA: Anaheim ), S.pt. 12, 1', :Ill, Oc1. J, 1•1 t01>MI Genin•, Ut31 BIYO L.,.lern, O•ne Cou"'Y of 0r.,.., steW °' c a11fom41. MIC •W Point, ea . .,.,. TIM llUlto. ................ '°"-PllJC ma T11•, IM;,, ... ., •• <•'"''"'.., lly • m•l..S on or _,.., Ille 2111 Oey of Oc· lllCTITIOUt •USINaU llmlled ~='':>.meto lobtr, 1"1 •1 IO:OO A.M. •I WESTEltN lllCTIT10US &USINtESS MAMI fYAffMINT Tiiis •tat-w.s 111.0 wlttl ,,_ MUTUAL ESCl'tOW CORP,. ATl'N: N ...... STATtE ... •MT TM tot ....... ...._ II _.,. blltl· ARDITH RUSSELL, w""1oe eclctrHt 11 --• Coullty C"'1I d Or-COunlY on Sec>- U Oel so. YORllA. SU I T E 101, ..!:'es'·°'lowl .. Clp<ton •• dOlf\9 butl· ..... ;~:OFESSIONAL "EPltESEN· !ember 10, 1•1. TUSTIN. Calllorllla. o' u .. N • w E L L A u G .. T A T I v Es 0 F s 0 u T H E " N ..,,... Tn•l IM l•t dele lor t11"'9 <lelm1 '". \J PHOLSTEAY, JlO lt•mon• Pl., CALIFOltNIA. lMGl2 ~ ....... SV.t. Publll!Wd Orenge C:O.sl Delly Piiot '"' esc.-....,,..., to 11ero1n is 0c Costa Me.-. ea. m21 """",..._ llMdl, Cell..,.,....., S.pe. 12, "· 26,0cl. >. 1'111 •11 .. 1 '9;:'f!!·~~· -lo Ille TrM stw.. Merle Afttolnette Ounn, I 10 llllCllail u-.,....,, 1Jt12 ,._ ell IMill,..,....,,... alld address.• 11.-j A•mone Pl., Coste MHe. c.e. n.21 ., ... , S-. ,,.,.., Cellfoml• 921'01 by IM Tr-fotror '°' Ille pest '"'.. Tiii• ~ ... H 11 <-.Cled by •n In· This IMlllllCIM Is ~oncNc:ted t>y ........ dlvldllel d lvlclvel YH •• are: s.rnt Mwle A. Dunn ~ L. l radf 0•1H:~t1,l .. 1 fl .. ltll - 'ICTITIOUS •USINtESS NAME STATtEMtEMT T-. E Mc:IC 19t1t Thll ,...._.,, WH 111'4 wltll ttw Tiiis ....,_. -w LIM M. ~ICnl~t <:ounly Cltr1t d Or119 County on Set>-c-ty CIH1I °' Ot.,.. C-y on s.p. TM fooowtno .,.,.,.,, •r• dolf\9 bu•lneuet: Gery J. Slerllno ••mlltr 10, 1 .. 1. t"""'' 2A. '"1 1'"17~ P171U1 TODD TRANSPORTATION, ISJ U Sne•t• Lt n•. HYnllnoto11 Beech, Callfornlt tJM7 Kin*• L. Stenlno Pvbll.,.... Ortng11 ea.at O.lly Piiot PutMl\Md ar.,... c.o.s1 Delly PllOC, ~~F!'.::" s.pt. 12, "· 26, Ocl. l, 1"1 .._.., S.pt. 26, Oct. J, 10, 11, 1"1 4U1 .. I. Tlmottly IC. Sle91lwl~ c.rocyn s. s-... .. 1k Tr-"t<- Publlsn.cl Or ..... Co.II O.lly Piiot, Del. J, 1"1 U«>-fl Ma11rffn Todd, ISJU Shult L•n•, Huntlnoton lltach, C•llf0<nl• ., ... , 0-y Lyn TOdd, Temporery ISJU SllH lt L•n e, Hynllnoton Beech, Calllornl• '1M1 Thi• lluSlnont 11 condueled by • oenerelperhnlllw MawetnT.T-Tnls Jllll-wes lllN with 11'1¥ Counly Oef'k o4 Or-. County on S.ptembif' 10, 1•1 Pt7t4M Publlllled Ore11oe cou t O•llY PllClt, Sept, 11, It, :Ill, Oc1. J, 1 .. 1 ~1 'ICTITIOUI 8UltNUI lllAMISYAffMll•Y TIM follOwl .. __.,, ere dolf111 buslr>tl1 as: CALLAHAN S A LES ANO SERI/ICE, •117·11 H llt r l• Wa y, N-port ....,., eantornle Hi6a ltlcller41 M. H11111u, 4116·0 P e tric• lt41., Newport ll••cll. C•llfomla..., ~-E. w-. •111 .. Nllwle Wey, N_, 9Hdl, Cal-• 9MJ Tlllt llwl-It '~'"' lty • .... ,.,~ ltkNlrcl M. H...,_ Tiiis __. -fll_, wllll ttw c-ly O..tl"' ~--eawi.., ... s.p. 1¥mbir 11, 1"1. PICTl TIOUS aUSINISS NAMaSTATa MtENT TM IOl-1111 .,..._ It dOlne busi- ness as: "LIMEY'S ENTEltPltlSES'', 200:.11 Birch St., Saftl• ,,.,.., Ce. '2707 Jefttt 1.M ........ 1111111 Biren St., sente ""'· ca '2707 This-~,, <onduclid by Ill In· dlvldu•I. J-L.llr-1 This ,_. WIS tit., wlUI llW Counly Oerll d 0r.,.. C-ty on S.- temlltr 10, 1"1. P11Wt PICT1110UI I UMNla Publl-Ortng11 C.0.11 Oally Pllo4 NAMI STAftMaltT S.pt. 12, 1', H., Oc1. 3, 1•1 «l07..-i Tllo loll-lne --ero CIOl"I _1,.. .... , THE WILLOWS LTD., e C.llloml• Limited Pett~lflltl. 1m2 Sllyperti Clrclt, lr'Ylne, callfomle '271• PICT1110UI •UMNISI Sunllowor Pro ... rtltl Ill<., • NAMa STATaMINT CalHorftl• corporatlorl, 11912 Slly-11 Th• foll-11111 --· er• dolllf Clrclt , lrvlne, Callfonllt '111• _.,,..,. •: J•met Aor1•1d Wllllo, 0-r•I COMPUTElt ACCOU NT l~G PW1ner, JlllD Y-MIKl!Mf, New-1 SEltl/ICES, Im F .... La,., Saflte llffcll, Ca!Homla tlMO Ane, Calltw!lla ft'1'0t J-•. White VlrgltlN L IC-91, la F..- Tnls ate..,_,. -flied wllll 1M i.-, Sarlla AN. ea1lfllrllle t210t c-1y Cltftl of ~ ..... ~Y .,. o-w-M. TrWlttwilr\, ia F..- A..,at 2A. 1"1. L-. S.C.AM,eallfOrftlatint ,.,.,,., Tiii• -IM• It con4wcted bf • Pullll ..... Or .... Coes1 O.lly Pllol, .. nere l ...,.,..,,,,.. $oet1t. It,». Oct. I, 10, 1"1 41SMI Y1fW1fM L. IC_,..I Tiiis ~ -flled wtttl ._ c-1., a.rt:"'~.,... c-ty on S.- wmbir '' 1t11. ... .1 / C lAS SI f IE D The nwrketplace on the Orang~ Coast ..• 642-5678 11% of people buying real estate have read classified ad! •n the pa8t week, a national study indicater.· CLASSIFIED INDEX ~~ ........ ~~~ ....... ~.~~ ........ ~~.~~ ....... ~.'i.~~ ...... ~.=~-... ~.1 ~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~: .... .. .... 11•111 1002 ••••II 1002 . · IOU IMZ lr•rll IMJ l••rtil ll02 la•rll 1ooj la•rll lotJ ••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• '94' ....................... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ir Pia Y• M, Cal 642·5671 ..USFllWE ... 11• c;...i W...1~ ............... c....,-·-c.. ....... :: EQUAL HOUSING I ~ c.i. .... 0..hitll El'hre r-....vue., :: OPPORTUNITY :=.lllCl•llK• t..e-•~ ....... Hlllo "-NICWI •-vi.;. N"""" llKll S..CIMtllt s...i....c.,ui ..... S...AM SHlltKh ~.'i::.': .... "-•Salt IWESTATE ....._ ... 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DCB.LB« R.OOI Pl.AM IM SAM JOAQUIM ' 2 Bdrm on greenbelt, 2 baths, hardwood floors, wet. bar, fireplace, custom dJaperies. Plus very attractive financing. $209,000 fee . A ~ting of Dennis Scholtz. 955-1120 <>PIH HO~ SATUUAY l·S HAJtB<>R REALTY \ ~~!:':d :: .............. .. C-Hocno• tut IAYtREST FAMILY HOME The perfect home for an active growing family and a terrific home ·value! 3800 sq. ft. custom built home on a large pie shaped lot with 4 bdrms., formal dining rm., large paneled family nn. and pool. Wet bar~ central station alarm , beautiful custom cabinet work and many added features. $389,500 is the price with very attractive terms . 1730 Marlin Way will be open Sat. and Sun . l to 5. ~=~=~·I~ :: f1omet for Wf Rf1&ab I.Ost.art• 4XIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.:'.r"" !: Cia•rll I 002 Bu.tftl'lt ~., •4» ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnd...inal Rtolal •~ r....-e~ V.Uld :! TO~? ..... lt•Ol•b -..... .._ IUSINESS, INYEST· Call the apecialista at Mall, FINANCE the condominium in· =:::::: = :.; ror;i:J~=~~lty :::::~) :: 963-al67 17141 673-4400 121 Jt 621-2121 ==~ ~!:.:. ;: JUST UKI MEW! TM H..ttor ArM'1 Lo.)tlt lshlbli.a.d R•• ls.. CCN"PllllV llorttaan.TO" icm This lovely 3 bdrm home ANNOUNCEMENTS, has been completely re- IUSONALS & done. New roor, new LOST & FOUND carpeu. etc. Owner will carry large loan. Only ~,,,..., ~:: $132,500. Call today l:". ~= = 979·53'70. fE~;.. = ALLSTATE SEIYICES - Srn>tt Otrttton £Mrt.DrM£JIT & Pt£PAIA TION St-•••lNfllOft Jot>Wultd• Hdplh81t<I •• ,. MEICHANDISE =:.. "-== lhlmal• ea ........ tq111pmtnl c.u Dop t'tftlO v .. F\lnwaurt Caraa•Sal• --Good> J ... ~,.,. l.J•nl«k .... ....,. __ ......... _..,, ... .., Muilfal IMlt\Hnotnu Offitt l'lirn 6 t.luJp P.u "'-•Orvn S...1ncllarlltMt Sc>ol1loC Coocls Sl.art,11<1Uwanl llor t"l!i...H1f1.lil- IOAJS & MAllNE EHIPMENT -IOIO IOll ---11113) -IOU IO.IO -.. M$ -If!~ 1111 -llOll ,llOlll -QI -llOll IO!M --- Ml -.,. llU 9'11 -,. ml -M2 1931 .. .. ·--., --·-M l --.,. "'~ . To.,Pl1ee your "Fut Result" Service Directory ' ad .... C1ll Now 642·1671 llL •n. l R ALTORS tJ1fJ-3411 OWNER WILL FfMAMCe 3 Bdrm home plus in -law quarters, located in the area of Westcliff, close -in to Newport Beach. A must to see, $167,300. IUILDEIS! R·2 lot. located South of Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Minutes to shopping. Submit on terms. Call now, $230,000. HAllOR VIEW HILLS! Beautiful 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Lusk built hom e with family room. New paint and carpets thruout! Move in condition . Seller may assist with financing. Call for details. $299,500. OWHU MUST SILL! Lovely 3 Bdrm 2 bath home in Jasmine Creek, with family room, formal dining, spa, bricked patios, security gate. Access to tennis and pool. Priced under market, $230,000. TEIMS, nlMS! 3 Bcinn, 2 bath, Laguna Beach home with spa, wet-bar and lovely ocean view! Perfect family living. Owner will finance. $299,500. LOCATION. LOCATION! Corona del Mar duplex situated in beautiful old CdM. Private secluded owners unit, 2 fireplaces, great rental income. call now! $325,000. • MACiMIFIC~MT OCEAN VIEW! 4 Bdrm custom home, steps to beaches of North Laguna. Beautiful deck off living area with view of surf, and beach below and, city lights view of Dana Point. Street to street lot with room for pool. $685,000. MEWPOIT HACH WATllFIOMTI 2 Bdrm plus bachelor, use ·as duplex or single family home. Both units have wood burning fireplace + decks, pier and fl at for 2 boats! $450,000. lUl'nBOCK HIGHLAHDS! Beautiful Lusk built 4 Bdrm 3 bath MacGregor model with hardwood floors , shutters, and bay windowed breakfast nook ! Great financing! Prime neighborhood. $.150,000. FOi WU! Beautiful <Drona del Mar 3 Bdrm, 3 bath home with den, lanai and view. Ciall for details! I.. 5 180' view from every wt..,.Abow bMtll, below Ocean Blvd. Seml orivate toed. Oat ol t.ratrk. Property tine blab tide. Douba.)'OW' Investment In 2 years. Clear land included $1,250,000. OWC. Private party! 8 y op po 1 n t m t· n t orJ 1 b 7 ; 6 S I S BEST ·1N BLUFFS ll.~S SPICTACUUI YU HOMIS 6 front row beauties. Highly upgraded. Professionally decorated , finest quality, 3 bdrm, 2~ baths. All have beautiful patios overlooking bay. OPIM l·S Z 111 Vista ...... $325,000 '53 Vida ...... $215,000 503 A••· C-. $175,000 2643 Vista°"""" $255,000 ,., .. 2147 Vh .......... $495,000 C.,et 2617 Vis .. 0..-$435,000 C.,et HST IUY. 2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt. Excellent terms. $139,500 HELEN B. DOWD llALTOI. IMC. 644-1034 L11t & hy WHll n.t &p.h 19 I JI llOOIHUIST (at Ga1ield) E. HUMTIM6TOM RACH {7t4) 962-5585 {213) 592-1525 HUMTIM&TOM HARIOUR-$52.000 is not a mistake. Believe your es. Yes you can live in ntington Harbour fo r only ,000, and nothing more. $52,000 11 get you this beautiful 2 m, 1~ bath mobiJe home. ated in a five Star park in tingt.on Harbour. Sorry Adults y. This would make an excellent · ment or vacation home . Call ay ; 962-5585. MO .. JIOMES 5ALOll king for a mobile home. We ve ·several in various price ges, sty• and locations. Call ay. 962-5585. of n.wl"'rl IE4LTORS ,. '71-Hll • · OPIM HOUSI l•I ~ llYIMI THIACI MAS1'llPllCI: Co• ................ ......,. c ..... ..., N•ad1 .. 4e•ttJ*bl11.ltW .. rHdy fW ,... ...... Ill Jt ..... ct ......... J letb1 + 1 .. 11, re•• t••· A1kl•9 Sl4t,SOO. 1416 S..1111 '""'"· -· COU OF MNPOIT REALTORS ZS IS E. Coast Hwy .. C...... cMI M• 675-5511 * MEW UQUSIYE • WESTCLIFF SENSATIONAL ... llNd .. dK .. -,... -·· •. Ptrftct decor ill tWt 3 .._ i.o.. _. .. tor.al ... roea ~ pc*. patio .. .-ctnd ...... For ... ,.,... -• clMf'• d•IHJl!t kltcbn wftll • wa •••,W,-.. ...._ W'1 IK...W. SlZS,OOOfff. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE S.. R...,1.i, Propn1, M"""9f,,,."' 2436 W Coast Hwy JI~ Mb111Mr Avt Nrwpoc1 Beach &lbod lwnd '31·1400 '7J.4to0 OWMH WIU CADY l°"oLOAM ers are motivated & want to 1l fast. This super sharp 3 BR is ated in Huntington Beach. Close schools, shopping & fwys. Seeing believing, so call today for your ivate showing. 894-7521. Liii A PllV A Tl PAii wering trees provide a Quiet un try Atmosphere for this autiful Exec. Home made for acious living & entertaining. A kingdom with noble sized room,, d every conceivable luxury. 'ced $238,500. Make an appt yl 962-5585 ~--t Mah 1our 1bo,pln1 eu&er b~ the DaJ. lY Pilot Ma. SelJ with EASE! ft 'a a BREEZE Clu1ifled Adi MZ·5'71 JUST US19 EXCWSIYE HAllOI llDGI HT ATl Popular "Devonshire" in prime location with panoramic views of ocean, city lights and Fashion Island. This beautifully appointed home features 5 Bdrm.s, dramatic living & entertain ment areasj gourmet kitchen w/delighUu breakfast room . luxurious master suite, and private courtyard entry with lush gardens & waterfall. To view this exciting home call 544.9411 SPANISH MIU TOP EST ATI WITH OCEAN VIEW sns.ooo Magnificent custom built Spab.ish estate with every imaginable amenity. Breathtaking view of city lights & Catalina Island . For further details call 544-9411 HARBOR RIDGE REALTY, ltl:. 544-9411 6491 ...... (at Edwards) W. HUNTINGTON HACH (714) 894-7521 {213) 5984328 DBJGHTFUL EYlfULL erything you've always wanted. manicured yard surrounds this vely 4 BR home located on quiet reel in Huntington Beach. A ight cheery kitch. cozy fplc, aut. pvt patio & so much more. ing is believing, so call today. 't miss this one. Only $129,900. -5.585 OWMEI WIU CADY! r immaculate pool home w/EZ e lndscpng. 4 lge BR's, great ·1y rm and priced right to sell t. Just listed. so hurry on this . On,ly $190,000. 894-7521 I' ... ..... I 'I • ! ., .. ... ..,. . . ,, •• I I J ! ; ! .'l .-... 'I' ' I .. '. ·' JI o'I I '·· "' .. .. j I i. Or1nge Cout DAI~ Y PILOT/Saturdiy, October 3, 1981 I Garage sates, yard sates, rummage ·sales, street sales ... no matter what you call them, the id_ea 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. I ' ' 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. ClothinCJ. 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 gtoup. Low prices are a nmt on clothes except for unusual items, which should be tagged With an explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flowers, dress worn by Mae West)." Appliances. These wi II sell for a fair price only if they work. No one wi II take your word for it. Have an extension cord so they can be tested, or better yet, have radios playing, old TV sets-turned ori etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold "as is". Plants. These usually go fast, but keep them out of direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants before the sale (Spider Lady, Cousin Jasper, Maggie), and write a line or two on the 11ame 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 rn original cabinet, many gadgets, lots of unusual items, rock collection, plants. Refreshments, 8 a.rn. tq 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South Anystr,et, Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd." Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions if . needed. Don't use abbreviations -many people won't bother to dec~pher them. CAUTION : Don't advertise anything you don't reaHy have~Every item in the ad must be on hand at the start of the sale. ' 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA. - Open 8-5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon . ., . . J • . . Where to advertise. Place your ad where it will be seen by people who live in the area -most people shop close to home. The • Daily Pilot is read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine. Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley-guaranteeing you wide exposure. And with the Pilot, you're not paying for waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to run your ad 3 times or more, and start it a few days before the sale so bargain hunters can have plenty of notice. Make a sign. To help make your sale successful, make a few signs • from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good sign size is 14" x 22". Placing your sign. The morning of the sale, but not before, place your • signs. Be sure and add your address and any directional arrows. Th is should be done about a half hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where it can be seen from both sides of the street by passing cars and pedestrians. CAUTION: Some towns have laws that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale signs. Please check with your town's planning department or clerk. Marking prices. Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office • supply stores have varoius sizes and colors of stickers that work well, or you can use masking tape. However ·you mark them, make prices low. Garage sales are for bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can't sell you 'll have to drag back in the house and store again for another year. Serving refreshments. This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a friendly • 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 • 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 neigl1bors and friends. mSee if any want to join your sale. This will give you someone to share expenses with and increase interest in your sale. If others join you, be sure to include this in your ad (example: "three-family sale," "neighborhood sale"): Group sales are Ii lot more fun, too. - I 1 ~ 11 !· ,J 1J ., I n ·' . .. ,, ·' ) ] I •\ • I ~ ) •• I .. 1 L , \ I , I I ' ,. . . . I I I I I ' I ' ' , I I I ' _____________ , ____ ....... ______________ ---t ...... ,., ... . ~ ················~···· ...•.............•.... J PIU ll'lll PnUC MOTIE lfOTICI 01' l'UaLtC MIAalltO •1Etr0alTHI l'LAlflfllfO COMMISSIOlt OP' THI CITY OP' P'OUltTAIN VALLIY NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN 11\111 on W.-.dty, Oct-r 14. 1'11, Al 1:30 p.m. In the City Council Chem· btn, 10200 Slat•r A...,.ue, Fountain V•ll•Y. tr. Pl-I~ Commlulan will • ' NIUC MOTl:E 6 4 eaa:tl IOOJ taactl lOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M0'1YA,_ IM THI.,.,, J111t rtclu(td 114.0001 Seller will fiHllet II · u" 1 a.1ut11w 3 Bdrm t•rdas bame. Now only 115,000! H1my, call m.u COOLPOO&. Ill lt'•tO' poo1 Iota with thll Mil a 4 Bclrm bomt ll M•a Vtrde. Alao bu a sreat bolt-. room. C\ll-dt-ue ~·· lion. Rul value at 11•.•· 1$l"'1tl 2 tiM1 • 5 6 7 a D A I L JUSTUSN>! S.....AIOfhroa OWM• ANXIOUS Oceu l~ bloeb! Cute corner 2 bdrm house. Walk to reUurants t 1bopp1A1. mo.ooo ! ..... ..,,...,. ...... •'75-7060. DOV•SHOla UMllUIYAILI 4 Bdrm, 31ft bath mu ter pltce. 8"'1)1.na YMwl ol But 811, hariior U1bu a n d mounta l n1 . Cualomlaed In every way . Indoor /outdoor pool, spa, sauna. Owner will carry Ow rin.ncln1 too! Call now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--~ ,.RO,.flflES @ SEACOVE OCEAN VIEW NEEDSTlC Now rtduced S.0,000 by vacanted owners ! S Bdrms. huge family room. 9~~ assumable lall Owner will carry 2nd. 3 private beaches. Onl y S318,000' Call ~3·8550 THE REAL ESTATERS HUGES ID! Custom pool & spa w/view & terms! owe S7S,OOO Only $269,000. Patrick Tenore, Re/Max Rltrs 7$8-1221 · 1'4-631-6990 UH HACH Offll Attractive duplex, walk to beach It village shop. pin& Each unit hu lf e pvt patio. Owner will consider carrying 2nd TD. Call for details, 979-2390 T lleClhn OCEAN VU + 2 LOTS Below market. highly upgraded, 2-sty, ocean vu both levels, 3 bib to beach. $267,500 Call to day, Bob Burdlck. rltr 7S8·1221 LWE SO. COAST rt.Ali OPTION Dollhouse. No qual. Jbr, Newport Beac::h owner IS l~ba 122 000. 7~~ desperate! Unbeatable l•--------1 terms! Private pool, spa '1)~ & Lwtf'I Y bdrms. Won't last! Call 673·8550 and paddle tenrus Lux ury thruout plus 4 large rem1 0 f I ~~ltwFl ffiw .. ~ 1 (714) 681 -0680 p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • STEAL CONDOS! N.P.l.LOWDN Sharp Big Canyon lrg 3 Br. warm earthtones Assume 9 7'k w1terms $235,000 AlSO lg 2 Br 2 Ba. frplc, din rm. liv rm. w/pool·spa·tenrus Only $200,000 w/terms Patrick Tenore. rltr 7S8·9100 SINGLES FIND A PA.RTHER Two adult home Two big private, separate bdrms. each w1tb full baths. Quiet. pride of ownership, hidden away l level condo with pool and community rec: room Near S. Coast Plaza Only $118,900. Call about terms. 7~·1700 THE REAL ESTATE RS Ivan Wells c~tom with retractab~ root. 4 large bdrms-very light & open home with sparkling pool. Owner will carry $200,000 negollable rate $395,000. Lake Forest S&S Home Jbdrm. 2ba, air. pool, tennis SW,000 13,,.•'k mt for JO/yrs Agent: 631-0680 DOH'TWAIT! ASSUMI 1st at 8~3. 2nd at 12"1%, balan(e 12~~ Submit down and terms LOCATION! The best. Convenient to shopping m !NB or CMI beach or fw ys. AMENITIES! Spac10U!, quiet. 3 BR 2 Ba condo. patio. French doors, micro, parquet noors. double garage. elec open. Pool. rec room. Pric::ed right $139.950 400£.17". FOi w.: i--·, .... ---... ·.-·1 ~, .. ws Lovely remodeled 2·sty traditional 3 + den. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ formal dirung. huge sun· deck. Asking $469.SOO owe w 120':{-down IAMDW'TCY SALE!! SSS THOUSANDS SSS BELOW MARKET • Pay back payments + cost. Must sell by Sun· day PM. BK fi ling Mon· day. 4BR, 2BA 2 car, pool, spa. A(l 848-lm9 e.Lab~ad --------"-1 Excellent leverage THE BLUFFS OPEM TOOA Y I ·5 405 VISTA GRANDE 4 Bdrm. 3 bath, fa mily townhome Totally re· painted & recarpeted. Terrific location. Best sq ft for SOOLLARS value now avail at $230,000 536 VISTA GRANDE End unit. 3 bdrm, 2•,-, bath. great location with park & n1l view. Totally repainted & all new cpt. Spotless! Offered at $240,000 Nith creative financing poM) potential on estate pro- perty in North Shore area. 2900 sq.fl. w/4 BR 3 Ba, outdoor redwood jacuzzi on ~ acre or landscaped grounds Dock site av11lable Very Oexible financing. Existing $22.5,000 loan at 12'"'~ is fully assumable Priced to sell at $289,500. Contact Karen Cerwin al 714-337-2519 for details S02 LUCIA. AS LS "Fixer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. l!!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!E!!!!!T!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Uppu". A marvelous 3 bdrm. 2"'1 bath spac::lous THE IEA.CH!" 2 story end unit setting •100 down, 13~% loan. with lovely "original $954 PIT. Towering 2 area" view. But. oh my! story, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, the interior needs help! family area, used brick Your very best Blulrs fireplace. Clole to the opportunity for the able beach . Price only & lalent.ed buyer. Priced tllQ.900. Call 546-2313 right at $193,000. •11 l 1 ! ; Ill ' \. ( • ~ t_\> 'I L ~' 1 1 ' 0' I ' 1 t ' q I II. ' H1i1 l * SlllDOMh OISPllATI! • Bdrm I be pool homt . A1111me bl·bellnce loan OWCatr._DCJte, succ.as REALTY Mf.11fl THE REAL ESTATERS LAIGl~J a 8dra1 bome. u~ll. condltloa. 50'll50' lot soned R-2. Oood nel1hborhood. 1117,500. Call 8ob Burdick, rltt 79-1.121. JllT'WtllM SIOJ.tol Prime loe-opr; r~. part, Al... ' . OWlltr 111\ated lnaa. Bob 811rdi ct, rl\r 'Jlt.&m t Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3. 1981 You've Arrived at ... 'LINDA ISLE Fantastic view of main channel rrom home of quality construction. Rich woods throughout -all the glass gives it class. Four bedrooms. Call for details re: exchanging. $1,895 million. Exclusivt! with William Cote. BIG CANYON Six bedroom home for the executive. Overlooks 18th fairway Newly decorated. guest quarters and pool. Exclusive at $1.7 million . Seller will assist in financing. Open Sunday 1-5 8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon BIG CANYON Experience the pleasure of an adult custom home 10 years in the 1>.lanning. Incredible attention to detail . . . elegantly proportioned and poised over a th ree par green $1.8 million . LIDO ISLE Great (mancing on elegant four bdrm Island home. One of a kind ! Assu mable loan and owner will carry. $625.000. Open Swiday 1-5 204 Via San Hemo VILLA BALBOA Luxurious villa newly decorated in "easy lo li ve with" neutrals. Ivory carpet and tile. Large airy rooms. Ar izona flagstone patios. $148,000 assumable loan at 12"? and owner wi II carry. $275,000. BAYFRONT Spectacular duplex encompassing over 5000 sq ft on l lt2 nice lots with commanding view. Private pier and slip. Approximately SJ million in assumable financing. Priced for immediate sale. Call quickly for appointment and be the lucky one. $1,850,000 FEE. Ask for Ma ry Frizelle Lewis. NEWPORT CREST Fantastic buy ! Lots of poss1biht1e~ Features greenbelt loc .. vaulted ceilings & step down liv rm. Sl65.000. MESA VERDE Avajlable immediately. Chance to buy lo vel y 3 Bed room home . Situated on quiet cul· de-sac. Assumable loan of $98,500. Selllng price $144 .900. Owner anxious. WESTCLIFF Two bedrooms, 2 bath condo. Large assumable loan with low interest rate. $129,500. SfJVIEW Three bedroom 2 bath home on pool sized cul-de-sac lot with city lights view. This lovely Nantucket model is located in a private gated community with tennis courts and swimming pool. $250,000 available financing . Best buy in Seaview. Priced for quick sale at $355,000. By appointment wit h Ann Vaughn Santas. Open Sunday 1 to 5 1901 Yacht Maria HARBOR RIOOE Love l,Y English countr,Y estate comb:n ing classic design with formal elegance and traditional old wo rl d charm . Custom fo ur bedroom, four bath home with every amenity and view of ocean, bay and city lights. One million dollars in assumable financing. Full price $1 ,700,000 . Ca l l f or Ann Vaughn Santas. BAY FRmfT LMtl Bring your boat home. Sharp seven bedroom home. Single family with in·law quarters and zo ned for duplex . Ex'cellent financing available to qualified buyers. Selling price $545,000. Call Ann Vaughn Santas. Open Snay 1 toS 4002 River Av~ Newport Channel llG CANYON'S LOWEST PltlCE Prof. decor Dover 2br, 2ba. Cam. rm .. lrg ya rd , room for pool. Guarded gate Must sell . Submit any offer or terms. Assum. existing $300,000 Pri ce $42.5,000 Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 LIDO ISLE 4br, 4ba. lrg lot. steps to beach. Asking $440,000. Seller says bring uny offt!rs Must sell Bob & Dovie Koop 759· 1221 TRADE ORAHGE & AVOCADO RAHCH 78 ac Valley Center, sub map compl, 4 sep par. Sell or trade all or part for home in Npt. Laguna or Mission VieJO Sl.200.00>. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221. "2" HEWPOIT CREST COHDOS Ocean vu. 4 Bd 3 Ba, Fam rm. wet bar. din rm . pool. tennis. $210.000 ea. Terms. Submit any offer to Bob or Dovie 759· 1221. 110• OCUH VIEW 4 BR . 31 ~ BA . Fam. Rm. Din Rm. Lg w, pool. Pvt beach $725,<XXJ. Bob & Do\'ie 759·1221. LINDA ISLE yard Koop Finest Joe on all Linda . 76' of waterfront. rm . for up to 85 ' yacht. 6br, 7ba formal din. Bayside Pool & spa. Ga me room. lrg sit dn. bar. wine cellar. outslanding fin a\·a1l Priced at 4 ~lillion. Bob & Dovie Koop 759· 1221. COASTLINE & OCEAN VIEW Cameo Shores finest 3 BR. 3 BA + den. FR. formal Din .. huge courtyd w pool. pri\' beach. Bob or Dovie Koop 759-1221. CAMEO HIGK.AHDS 3 BR , 2 BA Jt'o r mal Din . Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean view. Pri beaches. $339,000 LH. Bob or Dovie Koop 759· 1221. FIX & SAVE! 3 Br patio hom e overlooks stream & offers cent. air. a spa cious country kitchen w green house window & much more ~ No qualifying! SI 19,000 Ten Marquez 759·1221 OURS EXCLUSIVE 41 llDGtl.H DI. HARIOR RIDGE Customized Devonshire 4bd. 31, ba. 3980 sq ft. of luxury Price Sl.150.000. Dtck Carstensen 631·1517. CUl.06-SAC Walk to golf co urse & tennis from this prime 3bdr .. 212ba home. Seller may assist in financ ing. Asking $259.900 and ready to sell ! JA CKIE HANDLEMAN 631 -126fi MESA VERDE CHARMER Old fashioned cha rm and \'alue. 4bdr .. sparkling pool/spa, must sell. Asking $191.500 JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631-1266. MESA vaDE Cape Cod charm. 3bdr + fam. rm .. lrg swimming pool. new carpets and fresh paint. Good terms. $190,000. Also available for lease JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631·1266. GOLF COURSE VIEW Contem porary wood & glass custom home overlooking pri vate golf course. 4bdr. fam. rm . rumpus rm. pool w1spa. lighted paddle tennis court etc etc Call JACKIE HANDLEMAN 63J.l266. HO INTEREST/HO PAYMENTS Squeaky clean C.M . 2 master brs .. pool. spa , tennis. Seller wi ll carry hug~ 2nd T.D. for 3 yrs. No pymts until end and no Int. for first 6 mos Call Now Bill Kenned y 631-1266. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3br. 2ba. home near Back Bay. Prof. la ndscaped oversize lot. Great owner financing, no qualifying. Only $126,900. For details call Bill Kenn edy 631·1266. DON'T IUY THIS ONE Unless a rambling 4br. and ram. rm. with pool an d spa plus corner lot with R. V. access in C. M. is what your family wants . Only $154.500. Owner assisted financing , of course. Bill Kennedy 63H266. IMCREOllLE STA.RTH Take-up where the contractor left off. Many many quality upgrades in this 2 br. home situated on private corner lot in C.M. Owner will help with financing. Priced to sell at only $93,900. To see, call Bill Kennedy 631-1266. · Jl4 l 119' It., Co• Met. ................ Ul·IJH 4412 ... , I 11 ftrwy, lrtllt , ............ , •• Hf·f4" !IC.,.•~ MptM ................ 11f.IUI lndependef'lt ~ &rourt • . • ' 1 .. Cll Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3. 1981 ........ 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This beautiful 2400 sq. ft condo is only 2 years old. You can move in immediately. Excellent financing available. $279.500 ALL IN THE FAMILY Spacious 4100 square foot home on prestigious Spyglass Hill. Perfect for family li ving with 6 or 7 bedrooms . Beautiful for entertaining. Owner \'ery creative and anxious. Open Sat Sun 2·6 15 Bodega Bay OWNER WANTS ACTION Lido Isle-street to street location at quiet west end of I s land . Community beCIC'h. tennis. yac ht club, 4 bedrooms. 3;11 bath. gourmet kitchen Owner will help Y.tth fi nancing-s ubmit offers· be c·1 call\ e. $.525.000·reduction!' CUSTOM OH THE GOLF COURSE Gracious and elegant li\'lng in this 5 br c ustom home Elega ntly appointed living room and formal dining room with mirrored ce iling. Richly paneled farntly room and library with bi rch paneling. built-in books helves. Expans1\'e terrace overlooks golf course and ha s built-in barbequ e. wet har and spa. Presented at S2.300.000 FANTASTIC FIHAMCIMG IN BLUFFS Beautiful 3 bedrooom end unit \\1th wrap around patio. Assumahle lst TD and owner \\-1 II carry a large second. Desirable Delores model. $249.500. IUILDERS Df:UGHT Double lot on the premier street 111 the best Newport Heights location. These are 2 legal lots \\ilh 50 feet of footage each There are 3 income units that pay a good rental income. Call for more information. S350.000. LARGE FAMILY HOME OM THE IA Y Enjoy waterfront li\'tng on Lido Isle in this fantastic 7 bedroom Colonia l style hom e with french doors, shutters and used bnck pa tio Large balcony off mas te r bedroom overlooks the water and the private sandy beach. This unique home on an oversized lot is ideal for family living and entertaining on the bay. $1,750.000. $95,000 Will MOVE . you and your family into this splendid country french estate with 4 br. 312 ba . family room. library. 4 fireplaces and more Financing for qualified buyer at 13'"· for 30 years. Offered at $745.000 A. SUPER LOT IM SPYGLASS Compliments this lovely New Bedford home. It features four bedrooms, four bat~. family room. and formal dining room. Extensive upgrades and a king-sized lot make this home a truly unique find . Offered at $589,000 with excellent financing available. SHORECUFfS Lease option or buy this fixer on huge fee lot. Private beaches. live one block from the ocean for only $359.000. FANTASTIC VIEWS A Southport model with spectacular views. The home is highly upgraded with built-in s in the Bdrms. plantation shutters. and hardwood flo ors . Th e professio nally landscaped grounds feature extensive use of used brick. A "ready to move in" home Owner will carry some financing. $699,500 or orrer on lease oJtion. IAYSHOIH--OWta RMAMCID Owner will carry 1st TD on this c h arming country french 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. Amenities include hardwood floors, paned windows, shutters. 2 fireplaces, and beautiful sunny brick patios. OOettd at $349,500. Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1~·49 COME WITH US ••• TO DOYH • SHOHS. MAJESTIC llOME YET I A RCHJTEC1'U RALLY OESIONEO 1 FOR CONVENIENCE AND F'AMILY 1 COM Jo'ORT U PPER RAY VIF,W 1''ROM ENT IK E L I V I NG 1 AREA .. FOUR BEDROOMS. EACH Wl'l'H PRIVATE BATH .SPARKLING POOLANOSPA FHLAHD. IY A.f'POIMTMlHT •••••. $125,000 OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 COME WITH US ... TO DOYll SHOHS. MAG 'fflCENT coumRv FRENCH SIX REOROO MS i''OR MAL DININ C: HOOM llt;G E MASTER BEDROOM SUITE WITH FIREPLA C E SE PARATF. CHILDR EN'S WING Hfl.AND. 508 EVENING ST AR UMf .•.. $950,000 COME WITH US. . .TO lltVIME TfHACL SPECTACULAR OC EAN AND BAY V IF.W THREE S PA C IOU S BEDROOMS. 1''A MILY HOOM WITll FIREP L ACE SPAR KLIN G POOL BEA UT IFUL llOME WITll MOTIVATED SELL!o:R. 1935 SAIRIMA. TERRACE •••••• $515,000 COME WITH US ••• TO WESTCLIFF. ELEGANT t'OU R BEDROOMS PROMINENT BL'ILDER'S OWN HOME QUALITY AND PRIDE Ot' OWN ERSHI P IS REFLECTED THROL'G HOUT 1-'0 R~IAL DINING ROOM fo'A~llLY ROOM llARDWOOD t'LOORS LO\'ELY \'.\lW WITH BRICK TERR \l'E .\'JD GAZ I'.: BO I I 18 SOMERSET LA.HE •••••••• $495,000 COME WITH US •.. TO IA.YCREST. NO DETAIL llAS BEEN SPAR ED IN THIS I ~1 M .\ C l ' L A T E T II R E 1-: 8 ED R 0 0 M HO~l E DEN AND FORMAL DINING ROO~I fo'I NISllED GARAGE. LOADS or STU R AG E POOL S I ZE D YARD Ll'Xl'RIA NT LANDSCAPING 1921 TRADEWINDS LAME •..• $325,000 COME WITH US ... TO EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. THREE BEDROOM DOLL HOL'SE ADULT OCCl'Pl~:D SECLUDED PATIO AND GA RDEN TOP CONDITIU!'\ .. LIBERAL FINANCING. 264 EAST IAY STREET ...... $159,500 16I1 WEST CLIFF DR, ltl. 631·7300 SlO,IDJ DOWN Lrg 3 Bdrm 21 2 Ba condo located in Cosla Mesa below monthly payments Amenities include wet bar. gas BBQ. fireplace and much more. Full price $128.500. MESA Ill. MAR Lrg 3 Bdrm 2 Ba house \\ith add·on family room. This lovely home is situated on a huge lot large enough for pool and sports court Submit on terms. Asking $149,500. NO NEW ANANCING NEEDED MOVE RIGHT IN Anxious owner has moved and doesn 't want 2 homes! lmmac. townhome w12 B.R. + den. pool. spa & sauna. Good assum . fin . Reduced to Sl28.!*00 for quick sale. PARK HERE Choose the peffect location on parklike greens in Irvine, 3 B.R. 2 BA . end unit on cul -de -sac. Financing can be assum .. plus own. will assist. Ready to move in at $156.000. WHITEWATER VIEW SPECIAL FINANCI._ On this La gu na 3 BR with breathtaking views. Secluded location and lush grounds. Anxious seller will finance at 13o/c mt and low monthly pay ments. Better harty! VACANT AND LOtBY We have the answer to your dreams! 4 Br s .. 4 Baths withsweeping nite lite view. Upgrades everywhere. Seller gone. Now only $4s0,000 and seller will help. IRE.A THT AllM'i V1IW From this Spyglass 4 BR, fam room, 21.; bath on quiet cul-de-sac. Offered at '695.000. DIRECTORY HOUSES FOR SALi 2 IDOOM ••3314 W. Oceanfront. N.8. 631-1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, N. B. 003-8182 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2 ll pM FAM llM • DIH 21 Racing Wind (Wdbrdge) Irv 559.5932 $159,900 Sat l·S 43 Montpellier CHrbr Rdg ) NB 760·9333 $695.000 Sat/Sun l·S 19 Escapade Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 642-5200 $215,IXX> Sat/Sun 1-5 #6 Klamath. Irvine 631-7600 $195,IXX> Sat 1·5 1 Island View, Arbor Lake, Irv . 855-4343 $279,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 HDlOOM 949 Governor St., Costa Mesa 851·7181 $118,000 SC1t/Sun 12·5 618 Marigold, Corona del Mar 640-4521 $380,000 Sat /Sun 1·6 2041 E. Balboa Bl. Bal Perun Pt. 642-5200 $350,000 Sat/Sun l·S ~24 Ocean Ave., Corona del Mar 631-1400 $1.350,(XX) Sat/Sun 1·5 801 CliCf Dr., Newport Hghts, NB 631 ·1400 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1860 Port Wheeler (JMims) NB 76().9596 $235,000 Sun 1·6 20612 Egret Ln .. Hunt Beach 960-2183 $110.IXX> Sat/Sun 1·5 1245 Blue Gum. Newport Beach 645~9850 S415.IXX> Sat/Sun 1·5 •781 Center, Costa Mesa 646-7434 $129.450 Sun 12·4 Z718 Vista del Oro, Bluffs. NB 646-7434 $141 ,IXX> Sat/Sun 12·4 1812 Dover Dr .. Westcliff. NB 673-7300 $185.500 Sun 1·4 104 Via Palermo. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Su n 1·5 6301 Seashore Dr .. West Newport 631· 14po $395,000 Sun 1·5 1832 Marapata, Irv. Terr .. N.B. 642-8235 $223,500 Sat 1-5 ••354 62nd St., Newport Shrs, NB 759-1501 $230,IXX> Sat 12·5 3205 W. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa 644-9060 $219.000 Sun 1-5 u 1010-14-16 E. Balboa Blvd., Penin 642-8235 $1.500,IXX> Sat/Sun 2·5 117 The Masters Cir. Costa Mesa 640-5560 $245,000 Sun 1·5 15521 Sandusky. Westminster 963-6767 $181.250 Sa 12-4/Su 1-4 3 II pllll FAM llM • HH • •38 Balboa Coves. N.B. 675-7060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 •2601 Waverly (Bayshores) NB 642-5200 S695.IXX> Sat/Sun 1·5 1393 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 SS25.000.fee Sat/Sun 1·5 •3165 Bermud a, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1901 Yacht Maria. Newport Beach 640-5777 $355.000 Sun l ·5 2331 Cliff Dr., Newport Hghts, NB 631-1400 $795.000 Sat/Sun l·S 20131 Harbor Isle. Hunt. Beach 848-188.5 Sl24r000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••31965 Coast Hwy., So. Laguna 494-1177 Sun 2-5 317 Poinsettia (Old CdM) Cd M 675·6000 $.550.IXX> Sat/Sun 1·5 2048 Com modore Rd., Baycrest, NB 548-1022 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1315 Santanella Orv Terr) CdM 675-6000 $395,!XXl Sat/Sun 1·5 3198 Country Club. Mesa Verde. CM 979.2390 $229,500 Sat l..S 2635 Solano Way , L.B. 494·2894 $425,(XX) Sat 1·5 ••3711 Seashore, Newport Bch 673-6578 $895,(XX) Sat/Sun 10-4 631 Buena Vista, Laguna Beach 494-1177 Sat/Sun 2·5 265 Bay CEastside) CM 646-4380 Sat/Sun 1 : 30-4: 30 209 Via Cordova. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $418,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 28 Mariners Trail (Northwds) Irv. 675·6000 $199,900 Sat 1-5 870 Deep Creek (Village Ck) CM 675-6000 $129.900 Sat 1-5 2596 Temple Hills Dr., Lag Sch 640-9900 $289,BOO Sun 1·5 3007 Harbor View Dr. <HVHLS) CdM 644-2919 $725,000 Sat 1·5 #1 Little Ri ver CSpygls Hls ) CdM 644·1630 $750,000 Sat l ·S 4627 Courtland, Corona del Mar 67J..8550 $325,<m Sat/Sun 1·5 20322 Eastwood, Huntington Bch 631·1400 $225,(XX) Sun 1·5 •2311 Fairhill, Back Bay. N.B. 631·1400 $192,000 Sun l-5 23695 Blue Fin Cove, Laa Nig. 495·6585 $117,500 SaVSln 1·5 l>5 Columbia, Newport Crest, NB 631·1400 $270,CXX> Sun 1·5 •1761 Port Manleigh Cir., NB 64()..0325 $269,900 Sal/Sun 10.7 214 Via Ithaca, Udolsle, NB 675-6161 M20,000 Sun 1-5 18 Salzburg, Hrbr Rdee, NB 644·6200 $.525,000 Sat 1..S 120 Via Quito, Udo f sle. NB 6'1S-616l $475,000 Sun 1·5 •20f Via EbQlia, Udo Isle, NB 644·9060 Sun l·S JJU Beryl Lo, Hrtw llndl, NI 631-7300 Slrl.D 91111·5 1940 Teresitl l ... n, Htbr Hinds. NB 631·7300 $189,CXX> Sun l ·S 302 Vista.Baya Cir, Cherry Lk., CM 131-7300 $174,500 Sun 1·5 ~l 62nd St.. Nwpt Sho~. NB 631-7300 $152,900 Sun 1-5 1436 Serenade Terr .. CdM 675-5511 $349.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1906 Yacht Camilla, Newport Bch &44.QOO $429,500 Sat 1·5 • 14 Rustling Wind, Irvine 64-4-6200 $299,CXX> Sal/Sun 1-5 l~ Port Bristol Cir, HVH, NB 631·7300 $268.500-Fee Sun 1·5 •1935 Sabrina Terr, Irv. Terr. CdM 631·7300 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2116 Vista Enlrada. Bluffs. NB 631-7300 $239,000 Sun 1·5 1921 Tradewinds Ln, Baycrest, NB 631-7300 $325.!XXl Sat/Sun 1·5 2.64 E. Bay St.. Eastside, C.M. 631·7300 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shrs, NB 642·2510 $685,000.Fee Sat/Sun 1-5 4518 Wayne (Cameo Hinds) CdM 673-7761 $295,000.L/H Sun 1·5 3025 Samoa (Mesa Verde > CM 759-1616 $141 .CXX> Sun 1·5 3918 S. Birch. Santa Ana 752·1700 $147 .000 Sat/Sun 12-5 4006 Inlet Isle CHVHls) CdM 675-3411 $229,500 Sun 1·5 3462 Windsor (Wimbldn Vig> CM 645-0303 "$186,200 Sat 10-2 2732 Gannet (Mesa Verde) CM 645-o.103 $204 .900 Sat 1·4 2333 Arbutus , Newport Beach 557-4579 $275,(XX) Sun 1·5 l IR ,.. GUEST 611 Thalia. Laguna Beach 497·5411 S297 ,SOO Sat /Sun 1·5 4 HDltOOM * •8 Collins Ave .. Balboa Island 631-1400 $1 ,200,<XX> Sat/Sun 1-5 • •320 Morningstar , Dover Shores 631 -1400 $2.000.<XX> Sat 1-5 289 Camellia , Eastside C.M. 646-7434 $140,(XX) Sat/Sun 1·4 118 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Sat 1-3/Sun 1·5 1506 Mariners. Newport Beach 646-1044 '646·1046 $198,000 Sa 1·5 296 Rose Ln ( Eastside ) CM · 642-5200 $149.500 Sat 1·5 760 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. NB 673-9060 $575.000 Sat 1-5 3108 Madeira (Mesa Verde l CM 963-6767 $159.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3223 Colorado ( MV I Costa Mesa 675-5134 Sl46,IXX> Sun 1·5 4 H plllS FAM ltM or DEN • •2274 Channel Rd. BalPenin, Pt. NB 675·23·ll Sl.135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1225 Keel <HVHls) CdM 675·6000' $420.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •6Winged Foot (BigCyn ) NB 675-6000 $685,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *·~Grand Canal. Balboa Island 673-6900 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 542 Harbor Island Or (Prom Ba y) NB 759-9100 $1 ,600.!XXl Sal/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee CSeavu) Npt Bch 759-9100 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1$21. Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1m Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5454 S529.500 SaUSun 1·5 •#3 Banyan Tree (Univ Prk) Irv. 559-8513 $199,500 Sun 1-5 1800 Glenwood. Dover Shores, NB 631·0680 $395,!XXl SaUSun 12·5 0032 Kendrick. Huntington Bch 979.2390 $179,500 Safl.5 •ro.i Via San Remo, Nwpt Beach 640-5777 $625,00> Sun 1·5 201 Wake Forest (College Pk l CM 979.2390 $137 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 210 Via Venezia . Lido Isl. NB 673-2556 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••606Harbor Isl. Dr., Prom. Point 644·9060 $1,750,000 Sat 1·5 1251 Surfline Way,HrbrVu, CdM 644·4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 223 Via Quito, Lido Isle. NB 873-7300 Sat/Sun 3-5 1~ San Remo, Lido Isle, NB 873·7300 $650,000 Sun 1·5 •3429 SummersetCWimbledon Vlg)CM 64&·7434 $235,000 Sun 12·4 •2.832 Drake, Mesa del Mar. CM 6'5-'483 $159,500 Sun 1·5 25062Grtssom, Lagw:ia Hills t7'9·S370 $295,000 Sun 1·5 ao2 Delaware Pt:. Mesa Verde, CM 54$-9258 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 1441 Galaxy Dr .• DoverShrs., NB 548-M47 $420,000 SaUSun 1·5 mt Bamboo, Eastbluff, NB 642·Zl71 Sun 11·4:30 1647 Reef View Cir, Spygls Rdg, CdM 644·9060 $450,000.Fee Sat 2·5 1106 Dover Dr., Westclilf, NB 6"·9G60 $335,000 Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Wy, Baycresl, NB '1M400 $389,500 SatlSun l·S U118omerset Ln., Westcli(f, NB "1Sl·7300 $495,000 SaUSUn 1·5 •t Trafal1ar, Hrbr Ridge, NB ltt ml $1,795,0llO SaVSun l·l •t•UtahClr, Mesa Verde.CM tl1·7300 Slts,cn> Sun 1·5 0 21~Santlago Dr, OoverShrs, NB 631-7300 S371 ,400-Fee Suo J·S •3Trafatear (Harbor RidBe ) NB 7604181 Sl.685,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3914 S. Birch, Santa Ana 752·1700 $163,000 SaUSuni2·5 15 Cedar Ridae. Trtlrk Hin, Irv. 675-3411 ssso.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 20SS. Lowell, Santa Ana 645·0303 $98,500 Sat 1·4 •1776 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $196,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 •1724 Port Sheffield CHVHms> NB 673-7761 $309,000 Sun 1·5 S HOIOOM 1601 Warwick. Newport Beach 646-8118 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 2585lrvlne Ave .. Back Bay.NB 631-1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 49 Goleta. Spyglass. Cd M 642-8235 $895,CXX> Sat/Sun 12·4 5 H pllll FAM ltM w DEM 1500 Highland (WestclitCJ NB 642-5200 $439.000.fee Sat/Sun 1·5 84 Harbor Ridge Dr .. Npt Bch 544·9411 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1407 Sant~ella. <.;orona del M0tr 673--1181 $340.<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5 *5250 Honeywood Ln. Ana heim His <-673-7300 Sun 2·6 •23 Na rbonne, Harbor Ridge. NB 644-6200 $2,500,!XXl Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Deerwood. Big Canyon. NB 644·6200 $1,900,(XX) Sat/Sun 1·5 •2820 San Juan <Mesa del.ilf ar l CM 675-3411 $180,000 $tt/Sun 1·5 6 IR plus FAM RM or DEN •8 Cypress Point, Big Cyn 640-5777 $1,700,000 Sun 1-5 508 Evening Star Ln, Dover Shrs, NB 631-7300 $950.IXX> Sal/Sun 1-5 25 Bodega Bay. Spyglass. CdM 760-0835 $675,000 2-6 1 Ill phts FAM IM or DEN 4002 River Ave .. Newport Channel 640-5777 S545,!XXl Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I Hl>ltOOM 19842 Bushard, Huntington Bch 962-5585 $71 .850 Sal/Sun 1·4 2 IEDROOM * 102 Scholz #34, Versailles.NB 673-7300 $256.500 Sat/ Sun 1·5 19098 Flagship Cr .. Huntington Bch 673·7761 Sl 19.500 Sat 1·5 536 Vista Grande. Bluffs. NB 640-5560 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 30781 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna Bch 499-4298 Sat/ Sun l ·4 56A rboles (RanchoSanJoaq ) Irv. 675-6000 $209,IXX> Sat 1·5 #7 Lago Sud , RSJ, Irvine 552-4477 SI95.000 Sat 1-4 l IEDROOM •1741 Tustin. #1 8 (E/Sidel CM 646-3255 S 139 .500 Sa Sun 1-5 *2000 Barranca <Bluffs ) NB 759-9100 $169,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 * •633 Lido Park Dr WI > Lido Pen in 631-1400 $595,(XX) Sat/Sun 1·5 5.59 Vista Flora, The Bluffs. NB 631-1400 $248.~ Sat/Sun 1-5 502 Lucia. Bluffs. NB 640·5560 $193.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IE:DROOM 405 Vista Grande. Bluffs. NB 640-5560 $230.000 Sat/Sun 1•5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 laltOOM 26Canyon Island Dr., N . .8. 644-4910 $1500mo. Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 21462 Pacific Cst Hwy (Sp. 438 ) HB 540-5937 Sat 10·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II pllll 4 H lll 43rd St .. Newport Beach 6444910 $279,500 Sun 1·5 3 .. pllll2 .. 700 Marguerite (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $469,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 TWO HOUSES ON ONE LOT FOR SALE 2 ..... , .. 395 Flower St.. Costa Mesa 673-6372 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 HOME plus INCOME OF SALE Z l•OOM 521 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 675-5726 $295,000 Sat/Sun SIX UNIT APT. ILDG. FOR SALE l •• 'J. *752 Amigos Way, Eastbluff. NB 640-5296 S725.CXX> Sun 1·5 !-~ 1 1 £:' .. ~~ ....... ~.~.~ ..... , .. ~~!-!' ....... ~~~~ ....... !••r• IOOllG••r.. IOOZ j· r 1111 1001 ..,.-~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... ........ •• ••• .. 1001 ...................... . ...................•.• 1/J AC IM TUSTIN NU.Si TIMMIS. POOL. SPAS & eAIDINS Custom home has it all. 4 lrg BR, 4 BA , 3 F.P .. country kil.l pool rm, 2 sec ... systems, wet par , most prestigious toe. and much mort1. owe 1.St. Try 10% dn or rmre or trade. For MSIOEHTIA.lMALESTATCSUMcEs details call Patrick Tenore rltr. OPIM HOU9 l·I 0'84 IN SPY•uss .... Belvedel'e model on quiet cul·de·sac. 4 BR. + Fam. Rro. $450,000 Fee. See Eleanor Bowie At 16'7 REEF VIEW CIRCLE Of'IM IH USTILUFJ Beautlf ul Lusk built 3 BR. Lovely decorating & landscaping. $236 000. See Lisa White At 901 ALDER PL OPIM IN THI IWfff 3 BR. condo overlooking greenbelt & park. $219,900. Good fmancing. See Marcia Working At 2005 VISTA CAJON OPIM IH HAHO• ltlDCH Dynamic Dynasty modt!l -2 BR, 2 BA . Bright & cheery. $425,000. See Brenda Peterson At 38 COVENTRY OPEN OM IAYSIDE Beautiful 4 BR. w /room for 2 45' boats + side tie. $1,950,000. See O>ra Baldikoski At 1617 BAYSIDE DRIVE UDO ISU IMMACULATI One or the most desirable locations. Oversized street to street lot near tennis. beaches & shoppiJu!. 3 BR. +Den is wrapped around a very pn.vate patio. Weekend or forever livmg. $510,000. HOHE PIOPEITY In beautiful Back Bay area. 2 BR. Study & overnite loft. Formal dining area. Gourmet kitchen. All redecorated. Great country-city living. $335,000. 50 NET SOUTHSIDE ls the most desirable Harl>or Island location. Sweeping patio & lawns to your own pier & slip tha t accommodates a very large yacht. Quality custom 3 BR. in a most exclusive setting. Privacy & security. $5,000,000. HADY FOi YOU This darling Newport Beach home filled with charm is highlighted by wood floors, beam ceilings, used brick fireplace awaits & awaits in Back Bay for $210,000. IA YFIOMT COHOO Highly upgraded 2 BR . with English stone fireplace. Traditional customizing includes distressed pine beams, hardwood floors & stencil bordered walls. Bayside O>ves. $680,000. SOUTH IA YF•OMT DUPlD A perfe ct co mbinati on of presti~ious living & rental write-off. Very spacious 2 BR. + den owner's unit with breathtaking views of harbor & Pavilion. $1,35-0.<XXl. SPECIAL LIDO 15&.E Extra large lot. Extra large home. Fabulous potential. FormaJ dining room. 5 BR. 4 BA . Den & spa. Large sundeck could be beautiful ga rden room. Owner will consider all offers & financing. $469.500. SMAIT MOVE Live in cha rming peninsula 2 BR. unit with fireplace & rent out separate 2 BR . w /cathedral ceilings & still have summer guest quarters. Just steps t.o beach & bay. Owner will help w I financing too! $.l)(),000 JASMIHE CllBC One of the prettiest homes in this guard gated community. Light & ai r y 2 BR . + Den. Elegantly appomted with air cond. & private location. $335,000. OCIAH/IAT VllW Perfect Harbor View Hills family home with 4 BR. & a large corner lot. So convenient to schools, shopping and a bike ride to the beach! Good financing . $425,000. f MYISTMEHT PLUS PUH .Live or vacation at the beach & ha ve rental share the payments. 2 · 2 bedrooms units. Only a few houses from beac h . Bea m ceilings, fireplace, built in bookshelves, huge sun deck. As sumable 1st T.D. $270,000. Fee. W.AIM I CHAblMe French doors from master suite, family room •. kitchen & ~ roo~ all lead t.o anviling latticed patiO w/lovely planting. Baycrest 3 BR. 3 bath & just reduced to $325,000 Owner will consider all offers. I ..-0 ISU -JS F11T Street to s treet. This lovely temodele d h o me havin g 2 bedrooms, 2 baths & a large family room is only three houses from one d the most beautiful beaches oo the Island. Owners have purchased another. $385,000. Ill llftll'ORTCEllJTR GRACIOUS LIVING & PRIVACY - Elevated corner with forever view of coastal meadows, ocean and Catalina sunsets includes beautiful four bedroom, two bath home with walled front patio /pool cou rtyard . $449,500 ... A listing or Pat Merry. owe UIGE I ST. -Rare opportunity to purchase R2 location, South of Bayside in Old CdM . 45' lot. This you must investibate. $400.000 ... A listing of Dennis Scholtz. IUUTIFUL IACtc YARD IAY VIEW Terrific buy , and great owner financing mak e this three bedroom home an exciting property. $395,000 Fee ... A listing of Maria~ Reedy. T ASTffUL, TER•lfiC, TRIPLEX -Old CdM, South of highway, darling inside and out. Two bedroom. one bedroom and bachelor. $269,500 ... A listing of Sara Marvin. SPECIAL IH SPYGLASS Large and lovely five bedroom, three bath, Nantucket Model. Ocean View and super assumable financing. $695.000 Fee ... A listing of Natalie Fogarty. LUXURY PLUS AH INCOME This new I custom duplex in Old Corona del Mar has a three bedroom unit. and a two bedroom unit. Best quality on the market $469.000 ... A listing of Barbara Riggs . REALTORS.675-6000 2'43 EMt COMt H ... wey, Corona del Mar WE HAVE SO OF THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWl LIMDA ISU Exciting opportunity. Wideview from spectacular architectural designed 6 bdrm. 5 bath. playroom. dark room & der_t. Slip for 2 large boats. $1,350,000. LIDO ISLE HOME 120 VIA qtJITO OPEN SUH l ·5 Featured on Homes Tour this lovely traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm , 3 bath home, newly decorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475.000. Must see. 214 VIA ITHACA OHH SUM 1·5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios . Beam ceilings. Gr eat for entertaining. $420.000. Best price for the money. ~MSULA POINT IUCHFROMT Panoramic bay & ocean view al wedge, from prime large lot .. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room. Sl.385,000. I WEST OCEA'*'OMT Triplex units. Xlnt financing. $600.000. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR J.J I ~"~"<I• 0· " '< u ;, 1c, I !t,1 NEWPOIT BOCH FaY llUGHTS AMAHCIM~ IS A Y AIUILE 01t .. J ............ loc*d ... C.f•clt•HC le H HMltllsllt4 •llH arti.ad. .t ..._, • o ..... ......... ,...., of ,.... for ft(ll••h• ............. $17',SOO A llAUTIM llUfPS NOMI wltfli J 1tt•eo•, 2 Ntt.I, I .... .....,....,,.... ........ taim •••••••••••••••• SJ4t.500 ASSUMAILI ftMAMCIM'i Is ., .......... 4 ........ 1 .... .............. ,..., .... ... ............ ~· ••• $275-000 I eoHIOUS HAllOI YllW .._ ., ........ , ....... ... ....... .. ..... .. , .. • •• • • • • • ............... 114Z.IOO . WY DICOU19 4••*••• ....... 2 ........... . ........................... •...•................. Slfl.lll 759-1221or760-8702. RV M ~ of Newport Beach CIE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVTCE , 2121 YACHT YAMUE SUYllW OPEN SAT 1·5 Fantastic Four Bedroom, Three Bath, One·Story Home. Offering One Floor Living At Its Best! Gourmet Kitchen, Two f1replaces, Family Room + Two·Car Garage Attached. Elevated Lot For Views Of Western Sunsets & City Lights. Gate Guarded. Priced To Sell Al $.50.000 Under Competition. 2000 IARRAHCA ILUfFS OPEM SAT 1·5 TERMS! Bright & Airy Three Bedroom End Unit On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck & Open Beam Ceiling. Located On Quiet Cul·de·Sac Near Pool & Tennis. Owner Will Carry At 13.5%. Immediate Possession. $169,900. 542 HAHOR ISLAND DllVE P•OMOHTORY IAY OPEH SAT 1·5 Spefial Custom Bayfront. FEE LAND. Cathedral Ceilings, Parquet Floors & New Carpets. Lots Of Wood And Glass. Three Bedrooms & Convertible Den. 3112 Baths. Separate Dining. Huge Family Room With Wet Bar. Kitchen With Pantry. Breakfast Room. Sauna. Study. Three-Car Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks Bay & Dock. Owner Will Carry Large Second. Sl.600.000. $ MILLION $ VIEW $ ILUFFS Lovely Cou rtyard Entrance -Tile iGalore Plus Bay View Huge Patio -Potted Plants -Flowing FoWltains -Indoor /Outdoor Living -This Two Bedroom. Two Bath O>ndo Shows Better Than A Model. Shown By Appoi ntment. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. COSTA MESA DUPLEX Lovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa . Great Opportunity For Owner Occupancy And Income. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms. One Has A Patio, The Other Unit Has A Private Yard. Both Units Recently Ca rpeted & Painted. $179,500. MESA VERDE Beautiful Contemporary Home In Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedrooms. Two Impressive Fireplaces, Gorgeous Li ving Room & Family Room . Skylights, Wall Coverings, Wet Bar Good Assumable. Price: $223,500. CONTRACTORS & IHVESTOIS USTILUfF Individual Home -Large Five Bedrooms -Separate Master Suite -Good Floor Plan -View Of City Llghts -Great Neighborhood - School & Park Close By. Listed At $255,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. · COIOHA DR MAR INCOME Hu ge Duplex Overlooking Ba y. Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of The Finest Income Properties In Corona del Mar. Master Units Have An Ocean View -Built On An Oversized Lot. Call For Details. UGUMA HIGUEL OCEANFRONT In The Exclusive Gated O>mmunity Of "The Shores." Spacious Custom Built Four Bedroom Home Overlooking Gorgeous White Sand Beach. Dramatic Setting Of Wood & Glass, High B'eamed Ceilings . Graceful Circular Staircase. All With. Forever View Of Ocean. Owner Will Help With Financing. Only $1.450,000. THE A.Miia.CE OF LA COSTA In A Knoll Above The Golf O>urse This Home Offers All The Eleganc~ And Tranquility For Which La CoS't a I s F a m ous . Fi n e Appointments Include 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. NEWPORT SHORES Cozy Three Bedroom Home In A Young People's Location. A Fun Place To Lave. Rented For $750 A Month At The Present. Priced At $1.30,000. Appointment Necasary, But Easy To Show. * NEW EXCLUSIVES * * LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT ~Ew. Mew 01 tlle •erllttl forMI, bwt u.f01i .. l1 .,.._ ... tt.t.-."wffft sip for 2 tto.h. CoavtftffoMI tc11y.flow floor ,a. le .W. lo•~ Z-ttory ..._ wltt. 4 W + MOiek ...,.."· Spocm ••llwJ "°°"'• for11tot dh1la9 rOCNR. pnMt laltce... pkt• laNJt fa,..fly room with thp·down bor for tnloyobte •ftrhi1M9' Cowtyard ...try.,... paffo & ~ .. Owwen ff.1lba. °" fin..cMC) & wlll coa•ldtr trade for 1fftallu ''wotttfrOftt". $1 ,595,000. 631·1400. * DECORATOR'S BLUFFS "G" PLAN L.,. and invlH"9 2-story Vu coetdo rwtfy a•ail.W.1 Qui•t 90od ._ .. wlffl 4 b•d. + formal dln.rfft. St95,000. 67].6900. * MODEL PERFECT OfANE-POOL ProffssJoftolly ct.corat.d & h•1110Cuiafe -.. .. '"*• plus CJONJeOUS pool & spa. Wais of glass, hlgfl wood btam •aulhd ~. mirrors, otrium, gcrdeft kffclwft ond st.on drin to beoch. rri•ocy btftind hlCJh wdh ptus 3 bed + deft. L-,. ........... io... $225,000. Hew Oii tM ....tc.t in Hllllfiftqton leocll. * NEWPORT SHORES AFFORDABLE Steps to pool & tennis and beoch! Channing 3 bed. 2 ba. $144,500. 631-1400. * CURB APPEAL-POOL. $115,IDJ Connniftlt Santa Ana location with a.. yard, pool & spa. rri•ocy, new carpet, paint & lar9e bonus room includ.d with 3 bed, 2 bo. + din.rm. 631-1400. * UDO PARK MOBIL[ $-12,500 54iper comer location near ~staun.its & Udo •illoc)e, I bed. In a searity, adutt part. INCOME PLUS-BY WATER Custoin duplex "pride of oWMnhip". Lar9e, spacious rooms, plus quiet Newport location, l bed. 2 baHI ifl eoch ..wt. Finc:MC:irtCJ a•ail. SJ I 0,000. OCEANFRONT LIVABLE TEARDOWN hit price & terl'M on this comer 2 bed, I beth hofftt. 80% financirtCJ a•ail. $499,500. PENINSULA Pl-PRICE & TERMS! lttduced for imme diate s ale! Lease/optiOll or 75% financing. 2·1tory, 3 b.d. l bo. 2 fi"places and charm. Just •teps to lay & ltoch. $399,500. BACK BAY VIEW CorMr charwl & quality IMlilt with loads of brick! LClrCJe l bed. ~ with guest l'OOfft. plus maid's loft with firtplace. Pool & spa. Fttxible finmcing t.11115. $499,500. NEWPORT YU HOME! terms! Coft•eftienf to aU ift a grut location wltfl IMqllfftioftable Yitw of Bay, Ocee & night li9hh. Pri•ocy, spacious & Interesting 2-story floor P'°" with formal cln.ra LCll'CJf fam.l'ft'I. 2 decks & l b.d. OWMr will help finance. $795,000. 631·1400. OCEAN BLVD. YU--OJM Prclftiunt strfft w/estot. w C)l"OWKls, 75. ft. frontage, 2 legal lots and pcMO!antic YU of oceon & ;.tty. Earfy Newport residence w /the chorm & qHlity of bygone days -wood panelin9, moldings & laNJe rooms . $1 ,350,000. 631-1400. OWNr Mii help fiMltciftc). INVITING APPEAL-CUFF DR. Drf•• by 10 I Cliff Drl•t and yo.'lf want to CJO l..sid.! Grtot Hewpori location 9d flexibM terMs. Htwly decorated 2-story l INd. I~ fam.""' cln.""' & Yu frOtft 2nd floor. Pool siu yard, 2 firtPacK. $350,000. UNOBSTRUCTED YIEW--tDM 0...-wll lltfp flft11tce hi tNs ftlbukM loc'"°" with f°"•ff YU of lay. Ocean Ir aHt lghh. Complete privocy! a.curity •J•t• I situated OfftO'"J million $ 9'o1..e1. CloH to atw hlicu Hill l>tv1l1p1Mat $615,000. w.9t; OWMf' W9lh to leave tht country! 67U900. 0PoRT CREST-IWIT1FUL! ,...,_,, Vltw, phlt pro...._. ~or fR l Md. f-.,..... wlfft ,-& ftllNs focUltfes. OwHr wllt carry AtTD. $270,000. 631-1400 . COONTRY FRENCH~RT Oeli c.w..tt, lhltl• t•. bl..tl:i n•ad1hd lft top ...-.,. Spl••d '*'-" ._. °" o .... 1trwt. SZH,000 . VILLA BALBOA RESIE A-1 un-.. Z M J -..-10V2"0 _ ............. ..-~ .. 1177,000. D~ co•OMA DEL MAR IAYNOMT Sharf. traditional 3 BR. 3 BA , Love y courtyard w/barbeque + sundeck on the bay. Pier & slip. Penthouse above 3 car garage w/s mashing view. OHered at $3.000.000 including land. Seller finanrin g available. Dave Schweickert 642-8235 (013 ) HEW HOltlIOHSl A fine custom home in the private community of Harbor Ridge. Country French residence Marble floor entry with domed copper and glass s kylig ht. Formal living rm w Frenc h marble fireplace. spacious dming rm , huge family rm . and oak paneled hbrary. 4 car garage. SI ,795.000. Lynne Valentine 1)44-6200 1014 ) TWO OH IAYSIDE DRIVE Speclal'ular llarbor action view from 2 cus t om waterfront residences 3 BR. den, si ngle story, open spa cious & informal. SI.750.000 Lii & 5 BR FR, DR. 2 s tor v traditional "New Engla-nd ... Sl.795.000 L.H. Both w ample parking & dock space. Martha Macnab 642·8235 (015 ) DOCKING FOR 80 ' YACHT Spacious Mediterranean style home with 4 BR . 5 BA & convertible l1brary1den , Living rm. dm rm. kitchen & breakfast room all overlooking the bay. The master suite with sitting rm & fplc 1s a se parate wing. Sl.500,000 including land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 < 0 LG l UVE ON THE BAY WITH EUGAHCE 80' frontage & located 3 doOrs from John Wavne 's former home. High ceilin gs. crown molding, with master suite on the bay with Mr. & ~1rs bath. Sparkling pool, gallena sun room on the bay . 3 BR suite~ & maids room & bath. A leasehold estate $900.000. Barbara Aunt' 642·8235 <0171 BIG CANYON -EXECUTIVE HOME Active family li ving & gracious en tertaining are found m this 4 BR Broadmoo r . Lg Plan 2 in c luding living rm with conversation area. formal dining rm & garden kitchen. Bla ck bottom pool & separate spa. $795,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (018) PilME BAYFRONT 2 BR convertible den condo. Decorated in warm earthtones with planked flooring & extensh·e upgrading. Beautiful bay & city lights views. $595.000 Tom Allinson 642-8235 <019) WESTERN HACIENDA Reduced Sl00 .0 00 ~ S449,000 FEE Approximately 5.000 sq. ft of Man·in Renfro custom designed redwood home 5 BR. stud io & basement. Oak plank flooring & over 1 ~ acre. Assumable loans & owner \\111 help finance. Barbara Callihan 642·8235 <D20 J DOVER SHORES l van Wells 4 BR home courtyard entry into open livin g area. Fam rm. pool & bayv1ew from all main areas of hou se. Owner will ca rry financ ing to qualified buyer. $549 ,000 Barbara Calliha n 642-8235 ( 021 ) SU VIEW Elegant ga rden home - single level Hampton model on beautifully landscaped corner. Tastefully designed & decorated offering 3 BR. fam rm, dining galleria & private master suite & panoramic view of ocean. harbor & city li ght s Gate guarded comm . S459.UOO Lynne Valentine 644-6200 ( 0 22' FOUR IEDROOM -POOl HOME Owner \'ery motivated Spacious open floor plan w /separate rm for hobby or guest off pool area. Lg f am rm with brick fplc. All new kitchen & floor covering. Great location. $395,000 Lynne Valentine 644 -6200 (D23J PENTHOUSE • HAllOR • OCUH Y1EW Top corner 3 BR. Superbly upgraded in a guard gated community. Clubhouse. pool. sauna, & spa. good financing $450,000 Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( 024 ) • LIDO ISLAHD LOVaY Warm & cozy 3 BR + 2 BA & So. patio gem! En larged lot -A·l condition! Excellent owne r financing. $419,500 Tom Allinson 642·8235 (025) HIW LOW PRtCI -MIW TBtMS Large 3 BR on a pool siie yard $249,000 Coby Ward 642·8235 CD28 > OPEN HO USE SATURDAY l·S · 1832 Mll"llplll ... Irvine Terrace Newport Buci ---..... ~-- 0 • ' ---~~-- • Cll Oranpe Cout DAILY P1LOTJS1turd1y, October 3, 1981 ..._.. llor Wt Hwtt '-Wt . Hwn Per Wt Hw.. llor W. .............. ':r ... s:" .......... ~.~.~ ...... .. tte... ,_ Wt -· • •' ••• • • 1 • ••• ••••• •••' • • •• •• • • • •• • • • • •••••• •• • •• •• •• • • •' • • •••• • ••••• • • • •• • • '1 • • • ••••••••••' • I aJ ....................... ..._.. '-S. -..,. S. He11tt Fer S. ltOJ •••" IOOJ t ••r'll I OOJ ._,.. IOOJ .... ...... 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Game room Owner packing and will finance this 4 OUTSTAMDtfG IUY, llG CANYON Overlooking the 8th green. s Bdrms. ....,..._. 1007 I Bdrm North Cos•~ M h Thi C I d I u· be ed ·1· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• HORIZONS w step· own bar overlooks Pool & wa esa ome. s u e sac oca oo, am ce1 ings, 61/i Baths. Formal Din. Rm. Fam. --........ ,_...... •. REALTY spa . Eve r y a menity. By appt , quietculdesachomeislookingfora neutral decor, pool, spa and more. Rm ., Billiard Rm. Abundant ,...,.204·,-l .... "'il $1950000 family ! Will consider 14% loan for 7 make this 4 Bdrm Broad.moor home I bl & I h d 1· . · , . , w mar e crysta c an e 1ers Of'IH SAT/SUH 1·5 years withJust $20,000 down! F-ussy --desirable. Priced at $685,000. Owner $2,150.000. Financing available. c ute Ca11t Coe! witb its IACk IA y AREA. Attractive home w /4 Move Fast Buyers, call 540-1151 to see. will help financing. CALL fOa COLOR llOCHURE s;,cltet rence. bay win· spacious BRs. Lrg. fam rm overlooks ASSUMAIU 14'7'4"o FIMAMCIM& 1cMe ..,.,....... 67MOOO: 644·0452 Tbb ~n~~~~~'rri covered patio & rose garden. Owner MESA VllDI U~l"US: SPECTACULAR "VHSAIWS" COi. an estate-well priced at will finance. OPEN SUN . 1-5. 2375 First TD approximately $90,000. 3 ~ L ti()MfS Lge cor. site on Big Canyon golf ~.00064. 2 _ 5200 REDLANDS. Only $210,000. Bdrm 2 bath, new roof, large yard. REALTORS, 675·6000 course. Dramatic foyer. 2-sty Liv. UDO ISLIE. BAY VIEW! 4 Br home on lrg corner lot. Separate 2 Br unit over garage. Lrg assumable tow interest loan. $575.000. OPEN SAT 1-5. 760 VIA LIDO SOUD. Ask in g $129,900 . For more 2443L·••Co .. 1H1ghwav.Coron•dtlM•r Rm. Formal Din. Rm ., 4 Bdrms. 412 information. call 540-1151. WI HAYI H 0, THI llSf UITM5 IH TOWM Ba. Pool , spa & gazebo. $950.<XX>. A PETE BARRE TI . REALTY IALIOA ISLAND'S lowest priced duplex. Probate sale on 30X85' lot. Bldr's opportunity. Low. low $289.500. P&UMSULA POIMT. New luxury home. 4 BR w/sep. fam. rm. Formal dining. 3 car garage. 3 fireplaces. Financing available. $655,lXX>. SEASHORE DUPUX. Huge 4 BR up, 2 BR down. 4 car parking. Owner w /finance. $255,<XX>. WOODIRIDGE TO'MfotOU.SIE. 2 Br, l ',2 Ba, fireplace, custom mirrors. Owner w/finance. $124.500. DAVIDSON REALTY INC . '" ... ; ' · . · 1,: I 10b0 11,'°"ltH<>H RE.\ L'l'Y VIEW LOT CORONA DB. Mil Build the hom e of your dreams on this lovely oversized lot on a quiet street with bay and ocean views. 75r} financing. $695.000. 1714) 673-4400 12131 628·2128 The Ho!'i)or ArM's Lon.JHt Established Reot Eshft Col'l9GlltY H r-o..i, •"'"'1 C..O. 1yt V .A(c•1J1111p fe th• Slor1 To <k•tlop mtuogt for 5".-.doy. teod~i(~tnglO~ ol your ZodlOC borth "9" 1. JtC.••M't 6'W••1"'t 1CiaoC JJC.-....... 1· ... ..,~ .... U!•••...,. ).lA(Ui'0-"'9 &llo •IH1 )tlY .. (ii~ \\.-.. ,.., ~ ........ ...... •.•. -~ ,,, ... , ,,.....,."" ""*""" ,,.,.If. ·~ u~ t 'flM 11' Jt !•!ti'"'"" .. 0.-t ... 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KA YE REALTY. 1714J 494-7754 DUPLEX INVESTMENT ILAMD INCLUDEDI 2 up & 2 down on a HUGE lot. providing additional off·st. parking to the existing 4 car garage. Fantastic financin g, low down and low interest payments. Asking only $279.500 in best rental area. steps to beach. ILUFFS 3 Bdrm 21.1'2 Ba. fireplace , Italian ceramic tile, in living room. dining room. kitchen and entry. Fabulous mountain and park vie ws . Exceptional financing !!! Reduced to $234,500. JACOBS REALTY 67M670 2919 Newport 11¥d., COl"Mf' loth 703 GOl.DENROO OPEM SAT/SUM 1·5 Perfection! New kitchen, wood floors. brick patio. old Corona de! Mar al its best. Excellent owner financing. $264,000. Shirtey Hcrris 851 -1361 675-9434 $69,950 $7,000DOWM A must see! Security gated 2 Bdrm condo, pools, sawias, spas. va. cant and owners anx. iollS. Act now. S46-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS 112 AC. RETREAT I 3% FIXED-I 0 YRS! Split level custom 2 Br 2 Ba home. on 12 \.'J ac. S11tttacular canyon vu. 5 min. to sand & surl. Lrg Mstr suite, cstm tile bath, garden & fruit trees. $179,000. Call Bob Burdick, rltr7~122l MESAVHDE CHWYr 20% Down. Owner may consider carrying rinancing! Super sharp 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with large back yard & patio. Least expensive 111 area Call for more details 546·2313 COSTA.MESA 2 Br home w/Roman tub, sundedl with ocean vu, huge lot, tile kitch. For terms call Bob Burdl~tr75&-1221 UDOISU OWCL9f 2*' Witt. "° fNIPlll'ltl!! Priced slashed! M usl sell! Must have JO day escrow' OpettSat/S.1·4 2 I 4 Vio Dfio- 9 U-1112 knocks often when you 1.1Se rf'sult-getung Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast market. WOODIRIDGE/MOD& l'BFECT This lovely. spacious 3 Bdrm plus f amity room condo is perfect in every way. Large ass umable loan at 12 '7t interest. $210,000. REDUCED Sl,000 Best priced and best finan ced in Mesa Verde is this charming remodeled 3 Bdrm. family room home. on quiet cuJ de sac street, w/RV access. Very motivated owner will carry large 2nd for qualified buyer. $141 ,000. HARIOR VIEW/ MONACO MODB. Darling 2 Bdrm plus study on corner lot, close to community facilities. New listing on fee land at $229,900 759-1616 YACAMT-VIEW-ANXIOUS Panoramic view of bay, ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Bdrm. Lge Family Rm. Formal Din. Rm. 2~2 Baths. $395,000. Submit offer on price and terms. Owner anxious. See any time. 1251 SURFllME WA.Y44ARIOR VIEW OPfH HOUSE Sot & S.. l·S PM OWMH WILL RMANCE 2·STORY DUl'LEX-HEWPORT IEACH 200' TO EXCITING IEACH $279,500 Handsome building ! Orig. owner. BeautifuJly maint. 4 Bdrms. 2 Ba & lge sundeck in upper; 2 Bdrm.5, l Ba . & darling patio in lower. Fplc in each. OWC 1st T.D. $230,000. int. onl y. S.tty Ktrr R11tty • $50,000 DOWM Lowt1t price and best terms. Ocuoalde of ••••••••I blabway. s Bdrm.1 3 . Corwa clat Mw I 022 Uath. $340,000 inclumng ••••••••••••••••••••••• land. As1wne $130,000 al 43411GOMA New elegant 4 Br Vic- tor ian partial vu, ownr/contractor flnan a.x.111. sm,!W. 316 JASMINE 2 bdrm, l "'1 bath house. 2 car garage. 1 i.Ai blks to ocean. Owner, $300,000 675·4171, CDMILUFFS Above beach , below Ocean Blvd. Semi priv Rd. Out oC trarfic. 180 u v.3. OWCbalance. o,.. Stf /S.. 11-5. 14075 ...... 673-1111 HEAllEACH Cozy 2 Br. house, fireplace & patio. Ocean view possible from 2nd story add-0n. $225,000, FEE. . Bernita Eilertsen Broker 675·23'73 UQ:8S98 degree view Ocean & 1-------• Jetty from every WID· dow. Prop line h.igh tide. $49,500 Dn. No loan fee 111 -43RD ST., M.I. OpH S... 1·5 Obie invest 2 yrs. Clear. land Incl. Sl,250,000. CdMVitwH-. 300'1 Harbor View Dr., $'725,000. Open Sat. 1·5 HUGE WOODED CORHEI LOT $129,000 -$13,000DOWH • Attracti ve 3 Bdrm, 2 BA lge. Family Rm . Mature landscai>ing w/lge trees. In desirable Mission Viejo, New cpts. Owner moving. Hig hly motivated FOR LEASE -S 1,500 MOMTH Big Canyo n T ownhome with a beautiful golf course view. Lovely El Dorado Model 3 Bdrms, separate Din. Rm . and 21 2 Baths. New carpeting thruoul & newly painted. See now ! 26 CA.HYOH ISLAND DR. 0,... S. 1·5 OFf FORD ROAD WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2111 San Joaquin Hils Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-4910 Ren LHM OptiOll Balboa Jslnd cottage, even next lo bayfront Huge garage-unit above. H you would rather buy great financing. OWe. P/P Appl only •t Little River, $'750,000. l7141 67}6525. 673-2210 Open Sat. l·S IEDUCB> 640-6 I 61 TOSB.LFAST OCEAN&BAYVIEW In Jas mine Creek . S38S,OOO. Assume S200K at 12% awe 2nd Int. only. 3 BR. ram rm. 2"'1 ~ VOGEL PACIFIC ba, Call Joyce Olson,•••••---~911..,3,_ ____ _ OPEN DAIL y Costa Meso 521 J....-.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1024 Home with inrome lk'sl VIEW· ll~ ~~)' __ _$_295,000. Broker 2 bdrm condo Wlth yard ~ & many extras. No •-----~--. -. qualifying. No down Below market Sl56.000. r ART>BSHtr 673-6776 Dll'l.EX 1-N~E-W~-C-0-N~D~O-S Sl60,000PertWt STARTING AT $94,500. Th e perfect d u a I Low mterest financing. ownership property with &:3H3§l: 64H99t Ht. 2 almost equal 2 Bdrm. 2 CO ST ... R!Erl'ir..tr ba units with masters A -~ stone hreplaces and Cool, charming, 4 BR wood beamed ceilings ahome apProx 2"'1 m1 lo ALL on an OVERSIZED beach. Bnclt fplc. Coun· LOT with pvt patios and try kitchen, features decks. $320,000 with 10~ Oak floor pl~ rolorful 111terestfmancinf. decorati ve ceiling. 64 .. 721 Large covered fatio for .... outdoor enter aining. «= Flexible financing. Only $119,SOO! Call ~0303 L"9 Redlctioll + 9o/o A.lciMa 3 Bdrm coodo w{great view or ocean & pier. $265,000. IYOWMEI SUra DW'EI COM duplex. pride or Beautirul immaculate ownership, priced below nicely landscaped 4 market. excellent Bdrm home on cul.de· terms. best location. sac. Spacious rooms. 760·0140 or 644-4026 COLDWeu BANl(eRO 1.-.0.1.a.dUy 67).1700 TEMMIS + POOL .5 acre estate, 4 Br 4"2 Ba . has it aU Patrick Tenore, rltr75&-1221 View or golf course from C A M E O S H 0 R E S property. Owner will ESTATE, J BR 4'1'! ba. help on financing. Only private beach, enclosed $139,500. Call now clyd w/spacious pool. 979·~0 Forever harbor & ocean A LLsrA rE 2 r=I~ REAL TORS REAL ESTATE 644· 6397 DOCK PROllEM IH MEWPOIT IEACH7 COSTA MESA. so· dodt & 2 story Hunt· CHAIM& mgton Harbour home. 4 4 Bdrm 2 bath doll Br. 3'4 Ba., fam, din, house. Lays on one of the bonus rm. £Mate sale. areas largest lots . $699,000. R.E. by Lucia Custom decorating and 831·9944. remodeling makes this a ~~""------ value at Sl2A.OOO. llurry ! -------· SEA COVE OCUMROMT PROPERTIES DUUX IYOWt& "NEW" CUSTOM BLT 2300 SQ. FT. ATRIUM HOME. Wllt lo bch, 38r, 3 t,;Ba , ci r cular stairwa,Y. skyhtes, garden WUldows Asking S3llO.OOO. OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-6 618 Marigold 640-4521 637-8778 Easts1de Fixer Upper, 3 br, l ba, spa. 10\la~ f111. 1120.()Q(). All §42:1523 TERMS.TERMS S 12,000 DOWM buys this 3 Bd 2 Ba E.side home for Sl 18.000. Zoned R·2. Call Bob Milliken for details 631-l.266, rltr. College Pit. ftxer upper. 3 br. 2 ba , ram rm. 110.000. o we S&O.ooo ist D.642·1S23A . l BR condo below martt, $20,000 dwn, 11-7/S'k 30 yr Joan mum. S16-1883 SUPER!! 714-631-6990 Owne r will carry . -..:::z:::...-.:....~=-=-.:-=c.:...:..;=--1 Magnificent views. Up. ""11llllllllllllllillllllllllllllllillllll .. llllllllllilllllllllllllllll .. lllllllllllllllli11llllll~~~~--~~lllllllllll.. per 3 bdnn, 2 ba~ & • lower 2 bdrm, 2 bath. HIGH ~ A HIU Completely rurnlshed. * * WA TERfROMT HOME * * IEACHVIEW Stroll to beaches & shop· p1og Prfme location. c ustom home with master suite. Special de· sign arrords privacy & eves in entertaining .Qr. rered at S83S.OOO. Call J o- 3 Bdrm, Freedom Home wlfrplc BeauUfuJly up. graded. $114,000, with terms. Superb. 12% flMAMCIMG AV AIL! Detached home featuring 3 brs & move in condition! Located smack on t~e water within walking distance of the beach. Private ten nis & pool available. The owner is willing to carry a first TD at 12'k and has priced this outstanding property at S230.000 for immediate sale! Call 759-1501 or 752·7373. YES. YOU CAM! Buy a home for no down. Owner will help finan ce. Only 2 years old. owner moti va t ed. boug ht new . NO QUALIFYING ! 556·7035. LIKE TO ENTHT AIM! Imagine youself surrounded with •hJM .,..mtd fln hmdrtd square feet of luxury livin~ with a s pectacular illdoor' pool perfect for entertainiAg large groups. There's even a wet-bar pool·s1de for those cool summer drinks. Relax in front of the massive stone fireplace or retire to the sumptuous master suite. This home is truly one of a kind ! ! Situated on a corner lot on two thirds of an acre in the ~restigious Foothill High S<:,bool . Distnct of Tustin, it 's vacant and ready to move in. Our owner is a corp<>ratlon and they 've said SELL ! ! So brio~ $142,000 down payment. and you won t have any payments until January 1983. For a pnvate showing call 556-7035. U0,600 DOWM!!I * HEWPOIT llACH * Spacious 4 br in Prestige area. Anxious owner says try Lease/Option. land con- tract or ??? Call 759-1501or752·7873. ...... ............. . --- I 2WVo FIMAHCIMG!!! * RANCHO SAH JOA9U'" * Sensational home with FANTASTIC VIEW. Rare opportunity to own much sought after model in desira· ble area with excellent)lnancmg ! ! Call 759-1501or752-7373. SUHMY HILLS LOW DOWHI Spectacular tri-level residence in the exclusive Sunny Hills area of FulJert.on. This spacious home graces a one half acre lot with mature landscaping affording maximum privacy for the custoro pool and spa. Take over existing trust deeds with MO ~JFYNt Priced for immediate sale at $369,500. For appointment to see call 963-5671. - As you curve up the private drive of this For winter & summer • RED CARPET 754-1202 brand new natural wood home nestled in rentals. Owner has left the hills of San Juan Capistrano, you st ale. Bring oHers . can 't miss the spectacular view ! The Priced atS7so,ooo Ann Doran : 8SU$2'l. -N-H-DOM--H-OU_S_E_ interior is a decorator's delight of warm earthtones washed in light from the skylights in the soaring cathedral ceilings. Su rrounded by natural wood decking and low mai ntenan ce landscaping, it's vacant and ready to move in. Call for an appointment lo see this one of a kind custom home with incredible terms. 556-7035. * HARIOR VIEW kHOllS * 9 >/• FIMAMCt.- A rare opportunity lo own a much sou8ht after model in unique area. Featunng CAPE COD style architecture, 2 br, 2'h ba on fee land with outstanding terms. For a private showing call 759-1501 or 752-7373. * I OOfo DOWN * Owner WILL CARRY 2nd on lowest priced 2 br unit in complex . Quiet private location . Assumable low interest loan! 759-1501or752· 7373. sa.ooo DoWMn Bring paint brush & broom to save $$$ on this 3 br fixer in quiet Costa Mesa area. Creative seller says sell! 759· lSOl or 752· 7373. * PAMOUMIC 'fJIW '* I l'/1"• FtMAMCM. • • when you assume existing loan on 2 bdrm home In NEWPORT BEACH ! 759-1501or752·7373. associated 8 g •)' E II > ~ f Al T ( w S L:'f\o!otn·'•"~ 3 Br. 1 Ba. large yard S'9S.OOQ .........• 64 I ·0763 LEASEOPT10H7 New view home just above Ch. c • Low W. Ala• c~ ma o ve . .. N•w Cry--~• Cova on· bdrm. 3 bath formal " '"'' " dining, breakfast & ~os, 2 master suites, ramily room. S3000 mo. r1replac~1 close to ocean. and S60 000 option 1932ME1ERPLACE. AIAMDOHED money e~1tosee. ~JJ'~~1Jm·~~~ AlTl:~~E.AT '~<1111110 dd J(m MESA YaDI Secluded pathways thru ... rf'vJ." WJ Lar4e 4 bdrm plus den, towering trees lead lo ' '1' I ramlly home. Comer lot axlisl's hideaway over· 6''''-849v ~V a~cess. Jac~zl_. Ali f<> an r1ne cond1t1on. looltln& park Plush 3141 f . Co•lt Hwy., CdM $189,500. , carpels, wall ol glass to l••••••••I Paul Martin Real Estate entertainer's ~alcony, 2 BR 1 8 ...,_, __ 1 BR 1 ----=~""'---go u rm el It 1 t ch e n • ...,.....,, w/bulllin microwave bftPtH2cargarage,So. SIO.OOODOWH!! ove~ .• Comm~ty living 0D0stVE~..: -nu Sharp 3BR home. As· at t s best Wllh pools : ,. __ 8' sume 1116,000 first. owe 1 ' AskrorLawrence Remainder. Slll,000. Jacuul and clubhouse. r/agent. 7sz.si11 851-7111 Brkr. Best yet low down pay. 1--~-~==-=-<-==--~-=-.__ .... _,.., __ '-=-""'"""· --- m ent. Hurry c all 847 ·8100. 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Ptii». ~~~~ YllSAl 1 IS ................................................... ~ .................................... . A.SSUMI 11.1% ~rlnc' Only~'Owne~ aDmNfWb):Lnllf.1420. $I O,QOO DOWU 2 l~.'·t°:~do, c......... U VJ%RMAHCM ll>IA~f>AMl.YHOMI Lr1 2·1ty home w/bl1 IM'I'. J.lll "" " if 11 d l d Ur +-Den.JBa.H'pt You caol bHtthil! 30 Pvt communltv poolOOI Ii motMT·ln·lawaptonca· loan •II Ulan 2"i Tnbmt bMevtl . f~. s IUCHC.MAIMa j;!~~!1~ ~~~!iil with land 1321,950 Will year loan al 12~% + rec area.3br{ba.f /P, nyon near buch dwn.~ irncwhc>mewlth BR, 3 bt ~·yd, micro. Unique bmne W/tnM. 3 help finance withS20,000 dllcount ror Bu.ier with OWC 2nd at 12 .5 ~ ts lot , shade trees &i lS4 000. a4'115...,.._ __ frp8tc .Oft$~.c.e~!~·c:t1 up1rade owe IO"it dn ~ 2SBa. lll~F.Hte NO QUALIFYING down Guarded &•le, SI00.000 cub C&U for Buuurw. Br. z..; Ba p1t101 Gd leasehold ShoreclHr1. •BR. Golf ' I · .... ti un 1·5 ·lttt 1dult community, ~c lerm1. C o o d o I n Block from beach Courie, BeacllClub, ~ ~~rtul!f'IWN ll, r tr. 5% CASHDOWM Assume $94,000-Price $l24,000 faclllties Leue ol)llon. Ma.fe I :i71sO..,._ Newport Crtal. Call Sl99K. C2 Rlver Ave. po11eulon. Owner/Aft LB,r . ..,.Condo. O~er .,..... to44 3 bdrm, 1:.r, bath. Call Sl9UOO. Sandi Alex· uz.a 0 ¥Ste':wrnta.H211Q,1 =. Crffk Owner wlllr1n1nee.•5lll "'' nc ..... at 13~% .., •D· •••••n•••• .... •••••••• INVESTORS 11 ' fin avaU Pnme IOC' • MIW CUSTOM HOMI ~1f~~only TH...,. TRADEWl..,..DS USTILUff .... tw-""•-T SJ0,000 under marketj rulloce.nview2&den,2 Abaolutety beautlrul OAUU-TOWHHOMl7 " 3 bdnn, ramll¥, C11taUna " '"""' ~ 2AOO sq n. 3BR. 28A. Im• ba roodo Pool, tennis, mulll·lenl beaut)' with •GOVERNMENT MOTIY A.TED Call lh• 1pecl1Jist.a at Agt, Irene or Harold Ocean I.Del ruaht 11~ It hc11dr Ct. m1cuJa1.t!: ! 63i.5476 aate·g uarded OJ>cn ocean vltw•. private Lo""'S CONDO OWNEI the condominium In 14, lllS view OpenNSeunalt5· 000 OPIH SAT/SUH 1·5 sat/Sun .1H. lt curl elevator 4r walk to P0111ble$i"d~.1214% Now Is the time to take for!fiatloncen~r. • ~!:u!~ut 14~z2nnanc. 2 Bdrm1 firUJ dend 2 NIMINMMsULA Own/a11t. 640 !SIS, beach Prime ~11n 111t rate, 30 yr Ins, free 1dvantaae ci a good de· ouchstcneRealty ~~ Ing. Agt. m ·4679 or ~~~~~~e~'wi~lo:u~~ POIM'IDW9LU 728·SIS1. Clemente location tnro. Al. This lovely 3 Br ron· .§tHOll in r in an c 1 n & th ls Hair a block to beach. ~ 139?·00° Casa Bline a WOILDWL do la vac1nt move -In lrtlff 1044 SS~e ou;~~aopSllM~I~~~ ~c.-spa cioU! md unitj Im· These 2 BR. 2 BA com· U• R.E.G6l :mo. UT.a.Tl cond ition and has pool & TUIJU •OCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• · "'-·id d lo,..~ 11 maculate and rtaay ror plelelv se£rate W1its La r u eat 1 ed room .r_ •--J.H:1il ~a Qnll' I Jr old. ~UMTOWMHOME ¥1~':'~~ '?cat1r~:ui p~~~as~~.~ve:ulty lmmedlauoccu~ncy. have a bi wumable Monet VersaillesC.bndo c=tr.o 1071 Tin0an0cr1~~utl!l2.SUJf Beautiful J asmine * •YJEW HOME! Aaa r S 000 h d _ 642-5200 loan plus owner will Halina tile entry .•••• :r.:••••••••••••••• NOTHIMl'DOWN · · .cw;,.....,a ,,.,-1< Model 2 bdrm+ den Beautirul Preaident B1.:lllUY ,L JNTERES"' IJl or SS, cas an -carry large 2nd trust spacious master .. a~d OWC. Call toda)' with deligbtrul back H ln Turtl k 3 .., '' sso ,ooo note or fo r deed. Dynamite buy at bedroomsulte mirrored HUMl'CLUI BY OWNER D 11 na Cappel rltr rd G t f In ome · eroc · 2 B r l Ba Unit Sl.25.000 ir all cash Aat -, .. a"r• "''"'Am home lot 1 · ya · reai inane IL Bdrm, 2 Ba+,+ w / w if t TE w ATER ~'"·"'""3•631 l4M $385,000. bar. Breathtuing view .,. ' "',_.., Spacious •Br. 3Ba, nr 631 Ue6 Assum UV.~ loan & $46.S 000 W h ,... ,~ ~-------from balcony Sl28.500 ln prestigious t!qllt'slnan bch. Take over existing owner will carry 2nd Will con.sider boods ~r . x~;nci:~~·~~~er:~~ VIEW '· Owner will hear any or community Beaut1rut financing payable at T,D. ror part ol large equity, can rent out l:lrian fer so call 979-2390 t~ views + bwll·ln fmanc 123!·1195,000, 6'75-7104. •ubmat ! oh ......, &st on the market Con day 1 1no ....... """" Casa Blan ------" J nson .....-7Ml or eves do on the Bay $47S.OOO ., _,.,,...,.,, MODOWM ~\\OOdbrldge ..l.97• · Owner/Agt. 9% DOWN · ca R.E.&6.'-'l·3380=·'--4BR Mesa Verde Home Open House, Sat 1-S, 2163S 67S-a676 67 444 OWC Westclilf 4 Br 2"1 We have tbe lea.st ex ~a AM I otO Owner will do shared SHAU lASTSIDE Realty Solano Way, L.B. New --EASTBLUFF Ba only $279,50(), Norm SlO.OOOREDUCTION' rrns1ve J Br Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~':J~nn~~o:ury~~ 6·PUX W Id 551·3000 ~::n~le!.~~~;~~ "C,..Pllff" ~~:::;:=rltn. lJarbor View home c~~;i/':'00~. !~~~~ J.1.-."JtVA&.o. Prine only 8kr 558-332'7 ONLY Sl5o/o DOWM 0 I d 0 r tttGBarrann Pkw\ lnlnl', possible $425,000. Edna Just redone' Top eondo M 0 n a c 0 M 0 de 1 · close J minute from 3 Bdrm. pool, country aak. (or E!t Owner will finance to Eiewe A Lumbetgh Realty & location Sl41,(l00! Your Proressionall{ dt!corat PCH 'Open House Sun kitchen. Only S99,SOO Newlisll.ng,3Br 2~'11il. quallhed buyer Well Over s1i0,li0Tn-upgrad· SPA.CIOUSAND Assoc. 2894. terms considered ' ed shows Ii e model 12-5 300Columb1a.NB Call751·3191 . k lhis r b GD •c1ous High assumable 30 yr ..... A p Tow nhouse. Near pro-located. good looklJlg 6 111g ma es one o t e """ A llT Of HURRY . call us toda)'! loan. l2.S loan. Lock box $182,SOO """ roperty ~sed C~Park. 2286 un1LS + 4 car garage + most beautiful homes in 2 year old cont.e~rary 646-7434 1860 Port Wheel"r House, 642-M C::. '>fl Hi ·ri r I ark Belo 11 Irvine and a showplace HE.A YEH l/ "'-Ids ~ act 1c. t 1nanc1og amp e p ma w in Turtle Rock ta. 3 S k'· 3 Bdr ho c,&ptua_2 w tar $235.000. owner/ Agt. •Actc IA y ~ ·I times gross. for antique buffs. The bdrm , 2 ba I rormal din· par u.ng m me -IAYSHOIES ~ PHOPl H l ll «-, Cal 644-7211 on gin al S Br 3 Ba 3 car mg room, amity room o n b e a u t i f u I I y ?SS·ZUS or700.9596 S 11~.000 MEW PIJCE MW garage home has been and a terrific kitchen. landscaped corner lot. HARIOR VIEW 260 I w .. ertv SI0,000 Total Cash Own. Spacious laving room So.Ht LOCJl'O I 016 2 houses 1 lot. Xlnt ~ enlarged and redone Quiet and private area Soothing spa, wood HILLS OPEMSAT/SUH'l·5 S2.000 permo.SBR3Ba. with stone fireplace, 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond.2Br.2Ba Ready ~ withtoomanyamenities Mountain and canyon decking and covered FulOcecmt/layVu Authentir Frenc h grac1ous2sty.BackBay ge!1erous bdrms, huge Yo..Gtt'TMKey to move in with all new .~ to list. $227,000 in as· views. Fantastic buy at patio. Lowest priced In SALEOR'l'IADE Normandy 4 Bdrm c:ot· area. Tall shade, over private master .s111tc: 109thSt. Beuchwittithis appliances.lBr !Ba ' ' sumableloansorseller S299.000 Assume loans the:irea.SU!l.SOO. forlor 2smallhomesor tage withseparute s1 ied lot $265,000 pa.nele~denre~tures sparkling 2 BRwithtile rented. Reduced from will carry w/'l!J"!t dwn. very little down to condos within area. muidN room, stone Ow ner. S46·5880 . brick r1replat-e. Spark! bath wood floors den S179,SOOtoS169.500. 39S RICHAMD OtreredatS364,SOO.For purchase. Pr ice reduced to fireplace and spa in 631-721sevs lngpoolandspa.Locut· r 1• • d · Flower best Easts1de W "'RM further infonnahon and warm woods)' garden. ed on a quiet cul de sac rp C • garage an a Costa Mesa location "' private showing call $550.000. Owner will Favorable seller financ $5000 Assumable loans! Take charming g~t unit. Be Need $40,000 cash down This ~ B~rm. 2 bath Glen Hellwarth ~·9400, rarrwy -E .. _ .... Co. ing DOWN advantage now! 645-0303 creative wlrlnancrng. Owner/BrolserSJJ.6372. homeassr:ic&span The rltr 499N.COASTHWY "'• .,_ 642-5200 LEASEOPTION6MOS. $275,000 Beautifu.1 4 Br. Home. ~~:aetdes a;r'l,1fa;~,1~ LAGUNA BEACH 714/673-1600 Dix Villa Balboa Loci-oVllolJtLE ocean view, xlnJ terms. courtyard entry Near --~ w I p a r t i a I v u . 497·illl_ _ COLDWeu. BANl(C!RO mortgage payments So Coast Plaza Flexi MAGHIACEMTVIEW HEW OM MARKET! SPEONR~S~TUlON~1\ Oft SlOOO per mo. S219.000 ble seller says submit on Immaculate 3 Bdrm Call S48·5J66. t e r m s F' ab u Io us OM SatJiS. 10.-4 Crest Condo Nr 1.enn1S $129,900. Rae Rodgers, Country Living m City bargain. seeing 1s IY OWNER "Sl2 C• .. "'''T\.,IR''l"'E. !~ 11~Ar!r ~ti~~:IS copu~,1 apool lsf1oanadn?:,enagn • rltr6Jl·l266 Convenience Owner believing ' $127 .900 NEWONMARKET .,. ;, ,,..,rv ~ •" Bd 2 b ~.. ' anxious. omes com H Comfortab r, a ---b 400 · C ~ le 3 b 2 b 3 • 4 r m 5 • a • $189.000 -L~-TOllll ••••••••••••••••••••••• MobiMH-. ... _._._._. .. , ForSolt 1100 th r ii I r I ho LCICJllllClleodl 1041 masst1ve earns, HoUisWood.Rltr. t~.f:i~~i~~i :; Jfi1 f.~i~filli:~ ;;g:;~·;:i~'.f:::·::.~ ~~0,,~';r.': .. ~~,I EM~~~~MG 2183 Meyer Pl 3 Br 2 D PoW 1026 Heritage Park 3br 2 •2 FR. 1S21·1S33 Tahiti llR + GUEST"l·2" MEWPORTHGTS Ba $127,SOO The .. ba, DR. ram rm. rrpk. SS29,50Q Ail,~ Nicatotzooedfor2unats Brandnewlisllngonone P r o p e r l y H o u s e 1 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• I t I $77c mo 1-.--------i ~ · Ocean Harbor View pa io, poo · " 1• near Crescent Beach of Npt Hgts r1nest tree 2000sq ft. 4BR. 2BA 2 760-8384. -THREE ilCH IAY w1tb great view poten I.med streets A charm New Townhous~ stry Newly rmdld S6500DOWM Spectacular ocean view llal Hardwood rloors mg 3 Br home w room 2 Br 2 Ba. luxury 2sty. w/new kateh & BA ASSUME9.25% Jbr. 3ba. family room, and coiy fireplace forexpans1on You'll fall great rinancing, 15'1 S25.000 ~ ~ume ex 3 Br 2 Ba. cul·de-sac, garden kitchen Prof. re 0 w n er f 1nanc1 n g ln love wilh the qua mt dwn. Sl28,000. 54().3666 isling fmancmg. $1725 Bkr JS4.7177 modeled. Secunty gal· S245,000. backyard accenLinll the HASIT ALL! Wood rtoors, beveled glass, plantation shut ters, decorator drapes. & carpet, ne~· ap phances and landscape Npt Blurf locallon on ree land Only $335.000 Call Pete Johnson rltr. 631 1266 NEWPORT HSGHTS B R A N D N E W EXCLUSfVE LISTING on lhis lrg gorgeous 3 Br home . Has 1t all' OWNER WILL FINANCE w123~ down. $270,000. HAIBll ISWID OPPllTUtlTY Prime 4S 'X140 waterfront lot with exist ing jlter and sup for 4S' yacht Pnce or $2,300,000 includes rleared lot, ap proved plans a nd permits for a luxunous S Bdrm 5 bath f'rj!nth Regency home with many extras. • •••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN FRONT-New Modular Type Homes. leased land. 3 pvt bchs, 24 hr secunty. fishing pier from $34,900 10''? down. 499-:1116 Whela mo. S250,000 full~nce WOODBRIDGE 2 BR 2 ed. walk to private 494-7751 pane trees and spa Ex n ~ bmkerJ!Sl·TI11_ · · beach. 499-5663owner cell rinanrmg is a\'a1la· u z BR BEACH HOUSE Ba , Bodega drea!l' --1~ HtUJl ble with an assumable Re I Estate Owner/agt. will carry at home Over Sl3,000 m Charming 3 bd.~1 2 bath ~ McCOIMAC• U 1st TD of Sll0.000 at l•-------•I a 14% $25,000dwn. Selling upgrades. ~l!'il,900. OW + guest apt. !'lo end _ __ t0.60'1 & OWC Call for a 2 IR 2 IA CONDO READY TO SELL! This HEIGHTS CllARMER has 3 Bd w/brighl area den ASSUME LOW INTEREST LOAN . $229,900, T•'1111A•al~ Call Pacesetter Homes HACH/ Affol cloblt S48,500 with low low down 2 yr, 2 Br. 2ba. ram rm Mm age t8y~. sml pets OK Across from bch. Mary Jank Rllr. 63l·lm4 for details and appoint 1--------· ment. 640.5(92 *EXCITING• price St25,500. $1,242.84 help wtranancing. Emerald Terrace Walk private sho~m1g. Diana Ad1acent to Newport SHARP E/SIOE triplex. per mo. Prine & int. 5.59-5932 to beach. Assume loan. WATHWATER Cappel,rltr631-1266 Crest area Sea Wind 3 BR owners unit + I & 2 •aa _,, Xln ~· Owner wUJ he~ finance EVERYWHERE Section $123,900. Good BR Owner financing ::ux.· .. "W ---t · S h" h bo L · S23sooo De . & C AF F' 0 RDA BL E University ark S29S,OOO Peg h?n.Rllr, et ig a ve agunas terms ' · vm 0· PANORAM~C VIEW-Fordham2200sqft.4BR ..i94·lli.L ramedRivieracoastline RoyMcc.dle,Rltr. RAE RODGERS. rltr 631-1266 EshlhS. With or witi.fiut furniture. 24x64 Green· brier Home in Laguna Hills mcest s star park. &42·636B Overlooking marina, 21,;BA. Famnn,formal OCEANFRONT New rind this spectacular 541-7729 CREAM PUFf coastline. bills & night dining. Det-oralor home Modular Type Homes, contemporary split lvl. Eastside. spac. 3 BR 2 lire. Invest only SJ&.000 spa . Many x tr as . leased land, 3 pvt bchs, h 0 me w 1 de ta• I e d * * 1rnHC£D 41 K Ba. brick fplc. clean, Seller anxious & will S59·851Jowner. 24 hr secunty. rishmg arch 1 t e cl u re or UIU cptsthruout Availnow' helpfina~ethis2Br +By owner 4 br Colony. pier from $34,500 10% B~~~~sHlTI~fN~ NQWUDGOOQ OWMERWIU LOSE MONEY Gre•af Peril Beautirul 20x53 Lancer Home 2Br. 28a. This 1s the Best Buy m town Rulb Laurie. Rltr. i~~n~~n;~~?!i~~a~ Assume ·loan. SlS4,900. down .49'!ij!J6 --VIEWS OF' TifE SEA. ~, 646 . 4380 59 lllTS !.'.!a000s. :0stk,!_nvsi•wocnaly1 OveoSIMal/AGIM£Sun.~·9S67 WOODS COVE CANYONS & VILLAGE ~~st~u~s~:~~a;~~n~~~ Hwl~lch That's right ! Owner i--------• w1lhng to take a loss on PEMMSULA 1!!!!!!!!!1•••!!!!!!!!!!11!!1~ • HOMES _.. . ., ,, '" ... JI Lovely 2 Br home with BELOW Br <'Ondo w water views this property. Duplex . 4 POl....,."'-EX 8d + 3 Bd unit Asking "• .,_... .. Realty Word Van As-seperate guest quarters Sprawhng 4 bdrm floor rrom both u\ing rm & """ u•"Wll\• YOlmtrlf on very large wooded plan srved by 3 baths t t Gorgeou• COSTA MESA H;+.~l;;;..-1040 UIWU. ocean view lot 2 blocks features 2 F'RPLCS . ~~t~af~~ & the best .,,_, OWNING to the beach Pnce re WET BAR, beamed reil· rinaocmg at ... h beach $344.000 Call Darrell One of the very rew Pash for more details. duplexes within the cov-rllr 631-1266 enant of Peninsula ESTATISALE I 393 Gcilairy Dr. OPEH SAT/SOH l·S Dover Shores spacious 3 Bdrm home wtth atrium entry. high ceilings. step-down Uvmg room 12x60 wit 8x50 ex- panded area 2Br. 2Ba 12x20 master bdnn CLASSIC MOllLEHOME SA.LES On 3.32 a"res. All 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 I ... ,.., ' DOW.._. duce d to S255 , 00 1n g. f am rm , r g Call for your pe.rsonalln· Bdrms. double garages. I 0°/o " JllSI $200,000 1n assumable kitchen w all modern spection Pomt. 4 bdrms up with 3 baths, J bdrm & 2 baths down & a 4 car garage on greatbuy!645-9161 OWC A.l.T D , gated • f1nanc1ng Agent convenienrec; & llUGE I comm w/pool, spa., as· ~ MASTER SUITE Dm· 1'[~i) 11\>.>tfhrldgc an angle lot. 2706 Ha rbor, Ste 206·A : OPEN HOUSE REALTY x 30 YRS AXED Is hard to r111d Check on this 4 BR. Ill• ba. Seller is cooperative Call now 7S2·6499 Plan IV Realty -----~ CUSTOM One or a kind• Br. l~• Ba Pool, Family Rm $15,000 down. $159,500 Agent 64S-•483. Open Sunday l·S. 2832 Drake. 3 bdrm Freedom home, by owner. quiet, pnv Prin only $1 08.000 642·8717 MESA VERDE 4 bdrm . 2 ba . 2 fireplaces , pool $146,000 Lo dn paymt In vestment Systems .!75·5134 C.M.IEAUTY Immaculate & priced to sell. 3 Br 11>• ba. encl patio. Pool & s pa . Sl3l.SOO Attractive financing Open house Sun H C...t;rJM{Swf ~ ~~ -fi.21 MEWPOIT HEIGHTS Charming 2 Bdrm home oo R2 lot w/aJley access Loads of ~Ual 6ll·Zl42 socaataon dues. pay tax· $59 .. ~QO WHITEWATa VIEW mg area opem through r :ruw :s~d:i3·~1 !OOWN) 3 Br with 2 Master s 11 d I nl g} as~ l 0 I Rcaltlj Pete Johnson. rltr 4 Br 3 la Suites, 3 Ba. enclosed ~ta~~a !:k~~tR~: 551 -31100 63l !266 Woodbridge Landing decks for entertaining, M E 0 S p A & 192011.,ranca p~,.,.1"'"' Peters Plan No. S. family rm, pnvale spa WATERFALL ---- owner drops price 5.224,000 Assumable For those who require EASTBl.Uff $20.000 to sell ma hurry! rmancmg. Owner anx the finest. you may have A true "masterpiece" in IOUS. Agent 494·4730 all o( th is' lincludmg 2 Perrect rarruly oriented decor & charm One of h Bdrms t --------1 the those very rare OCEAM&MTNVU assumableloanslforon· ome. 4 +p us. LoC.-stolyllwSH homesyouseldomgela 3 Br 2 Ba wood exl ly . S3S9 .000 FULL Steps lo shopping, pre 38ddlxcond6.$184,900. chance to buy! Bonus w/lrgoutcloOrdecks on· PRICE.CALL TODAY ' school. elementry, high 67~1771 room. formal dining. ly S3S ooo dwn & assume MISSION REALTY school, boy's club. tennis AIAHDOHED I 2 STOttY + POOL $17.500 Immediate possession Rent hit yours Here it as ' Big 2 sto ry townhouse with rormal living. gourmet kitchen, cocktail pallo and large master sui te All just minutes to miles or pounding surr + low down payment No qualifying. Hurry call 847 -6t00 Realt y Worjgl~Mhff~ _ DREAM HOME. 4 Br fam room, wet bar, 3 car low interest rate loans 985 S. Cst Hwy. Laiuna dub Xlnt hnancin11 gar. tons of extras! $220,000 Agt 7590704 , P~494-0731_ avail Outstanding owner 760 L-...Hils 1050 Open house Sun only 11 r. . ·1abl -.,-·-AM to4 :~PM anancing ava1 e. llN LOllOOft. Vilat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2531 Bamboo, NB. ~a~~o~~o r!~1r n~! 2o&i.Nd~~:1'/~~ ~~~d~ 3p~k~c'o!!~ :i.diri~~ R.LL~211,fo· ing at only S35 ,900. Beautirul ocean view. $107,900 80<;. ass!Jm -lU#o _, Trade & notes con· owner w/consider loan . 13.S avg int. llol!.CJ.MYOM s1dered. 857 4 4 ..., OPN SAT/SUN financing. Please call · · OPftl s. 1·4:30 I 5 ror appt LOCJ9G Micptf I 052 25 C~ lslalld Dr . • 213-698-1716 thru F'n ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH Ford Road McLain Wanter Ccrr, rftr 1lH99-4298 SIS l-4 3bdnn. 2VJba townhouse. split level rondo. Gotr 631·12'6 RM REAl.J)' ... lli.C._ ocean breeze. $117,500 course view. pool. tennis ENDUHIT Showy Peters townhouse, 2 Bd, den. lusb garden patio A/C upgraded-OWC-oirered at $195,000. Opn Sat l·S. #&Klamath. OCEAN VlEWS SZOK dwn. Asswne IO 5~ & securil> gate As This stunrung home can lsLTD~~o r sumable loan Asking be used as a 3 bdrm or a Newport leach I 069 S265,000 · 2 bdrm with 2 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• GIB WALKER guest apt Walk to DLJY 67C _a:..,oo beach. Lovely gardens &CV DOWN -" ~ with Ko1 pond & spa + /0 decks. S33S.OOO. ,RICE SLASHEO PRIME DUPLEX located in Wood's Cove TO $415,000 1ust 2 short blocks to LSE Of'TIOM secluded beach Each HO OUAUFYIMG DOVER SHORES 1441 Galaxy Drive OCEANFRONT BYOWHEtt Redh1ll~Realty ti7:{-7:)lHl New cust bit 2 str.. French Nonnandy 3 BR •ll!!!!!!l•l!!!!!l••m!!!~ & den home. Can be i--------· spilt S89~.ooo.owc 3711 oce...,...~r ~v!ll>re. 673·6R8 12% Trade Luxury Newport This prime duplex with home on 1 • acre for In-the greatest terms can 540.5937 with fireplace. and eal· illl!!!llll!ll!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!! in kitchen Huge back yard with alle)' access for boats, etc. 64.Z..5200 j PETE J BARRETI .•. REALTY C M. 1980 Skyline. 20x44, 2 Br. walk to market American MH SLS 557.9390 REDUCED Sl,000 C M 1980 Skybne. 20x44. 2Br, walk to market American MH Sales 557.9390 come Units or? F,quity be assume at 12'7, lllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!lllll!l!!llllll S280 ,000 Art now' Lowest price on the lrvineGroves.OeluxeCo Broker Co Op Agent beach. Close 10 shop· BLUFFS ch, ca thedral ceiling, 631·4Sl6 ping, pier .E~cellcnl buy Sgt story Linda plan. circular kitchen . Up- Mob Clll Offer! for appreciation. with 3 Br 2 Ba. ThlS end graded ' Llke new. 2A hr Huge S bdrm 3•, ba. unit bas open beam ceal· security! Pet.s. Asking over JOOOsq ft Westcurr. in.gs & a pnvate location S73,SOO Call Florence fH§-with a lrg covered patio 832.1706, 973-4742. ·~,._____ wtsas BBQ. All new m· EVELYNCOPELAND DOVEi SHORES tenor +.a spa orr the lrg REAL TOR Pool. Jacuu1 overlook ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~•!!!!!!!!!I mstr suite Only SJ7.000 --. bay. Galaxy Or Formal dwn to assume long S3900 or bst orr Sacnfice din rm . 2 frplcs. $50,000 term rrnanc1ng <no today Sp.ace rent, Sas S68S .OOO ree 642·2S10. and you can own prime balloons> Total price AdullP.ark 642·0547 646·4848 duplex. steps to ocean, S21~.soo. Call Ownr/Agt A real home. rrull trees. OWMElt UTIRIMG excell rinancing. Owner for mfo or to see ~-1006 renced yd 2 BR, 2 ba 7" 3br Carmel HV Homes will help Ownr Agt. wknds & aftd &PM or spa in 8 x 18 enc porch F'am & din nns. solar 498-2883, 675:§749 afl 7 ~·47 2 9,s wk Adi ts & sml pets CM I RV d la CAMAJ. FaOtfl' H~ Hts.~ 645·6456 poo ' yar ' .,e cnr ,.,, a• ·lina Dr 2BR I -------lot $269,900. JS<; dn , 4 Br. 3 Ba. Bonus Rm. ...... .. owe lo .. .,,,,i AA/\..ll'I?<; Beautiful cond. S27S.OOO ba, open bearris, hardwd """"~~ or trade equity for? firs . Plans for 2nd story IAYFROHTMOllLE addition. $22.5,000 with New on market 2 Bdrm. OPEH HOUSE sso.ooo down 631-5476 or 2 ba. right on the waler DAILY 1-6 OCEAN VIEW 494-Q395eves, with parking for 4 cars Brand new condos 1n 3UNITS -Walkwbeach 20Acres oceanview $95 ,000 Waterfront Costa Mesa located at FLEXIBLE TERMS Makeorrer Homes.Inc Cul de sac privacy Our best buy Sl29.900 Bkr 848·0709 H•t & Associoht 631-7600 CostaMtsa 1024 CottoMtM unit has I bdrm + f'Xlra OWMM DESPERATE s leeping area with Prestigio~area-walkto fireplace and large bch rrom this rind 3Br, deck. Room to expand 3Ba home w/rormal din· I OZ4 on tree shaded lot. Seller Ing~ 2 rrptcsli cathedral 2277 Paciric Ave. Great s 260,000 Call agt. Aten\64}1103 631-1400 4 Br .. Den, Formal Din· financing, great bur! N o r t h r u p R . E . H .a... Ri! lng Room , 2 Fireplaces. Co me & see Redhill 7H/64-N062or673-ll82 11• I 3 car garage + large Realty,673-7~. --------•I Exclusive custo , ap· AXElt Hobby Room . Pool sited 1-mll!!!l!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!~ BAYflftUT (>tOX 5800 sq.n. Pollen-M ... _ ~ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r· a 'Ii ..,.,,, 000 k te d •---------------.. an ncm . ~. . ce1 ngs •. s1ty rm an SUr LOCA TEO an oversiz.ed lot. Assume WILSON PARK CONDOS Pride or ownership. 13"'i3, owner will carry Ocean views. Plans to dlUerence oo straight expand. All this + seller note at reasonable rate. New, large, luxuriou.s 3 Br. 3 .Ba. rlnancin& ror this 3 O~Ho.M Condo. $139,000. Ideal location, bdrm. 2 bath quality Stit/S.. 1·5 home. m .ooo. 1245 ., r..-HI split level design. -~l\ .... T AGT. 645-915() 13V2 % a-.~N(f~s Great Mariners Park ""~ ~ locatJon. Sl98,000. 4 Br. 38 0 W Wilson Owner will really help • 11110 c:.....,._, move you in. 646-l04t, Costa Mesa. Ca. ._..,_°' •• 646·1046. Aaent. Open lot. beaut. landscaped. MEW CUSTOM un I dine built. Call Marilyn "'"" ~ Owner assist at rinanc-OWNER BllLDER 8 lkl t 1s2 0147 Bank repo, s star pet ing. Estatl' value only LIDOHOME u ey, ag · · ~rk, 2Br, lg lot Asking 54200000. l>st TiiM Offtncl zro.8181 .000 but lender says Sal's I S 3900 n . .1 • dit' I Must sell beautiful 4 W' 1 .... -..L...-_,,_.. pen un. . sq . .,. .ra aona Bdnn •bath home with c ~-' brmgorters'!I (Sl018). Robinson: Realtor elegance + 3 car gar & Cnr Fee. Upgraded PLUSH-... UTY 541-5647 boat )'rd on bst Lido St. boat doc.k. Asking price O r 6 6 2229 -4bdrm (or3 + den J,4ba, Sl,135,000. TQ' $250,000 w~er an 4 · • Sliver Crest quality, lrg din rm, fam rm, dow n. Subm1t orrers Ux64, 5 star prestigious lndry /sewang rm. 3 Da.nBibb. MoDowt1/0c .. V• Westminster Park. JOINT VENTURE frplcs Incl lridscpg le 67S.23ll &~7665 Be.autilully furnished 2 Many luxurious xtras INVESTOR spldrs, sec pre-ware , •O.BtSUALTY br penthouse. Pool, spa, tKW6TIJ.'72l. NEEDEDforabarpJ Br crpts <>Pen Sat/Sun .I•••••••-fY m . sec guard OWMEltAHAMCIM(i condoor38rbouse·your l·Spm . ho Via San1--------• 249 .500. Own /agt Small but nice, lBr choice. S7SOO minimum. ~ ... 1A ... i1..,,.___1 llSTIUY 631~. Mobile Home. SIS,900 Call for details Johnl--------i OHUDO •-cl.-..........1. 1076 Flexible tmns. friendly I C71414t4-l I 77 ~at. l·S.1S06Marintrs. Sll,SOODOWM 714 631·5055 ---=~----INear Roa1 Hosp & SIJS ooo ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OfllMSAT I .5 beach Pllt Udo Condo. MarsbaUrltr,6.1112fi6 THEaWF p I d r · ed' t --park. (RGS46tl. r ce or unm 11 e •••••••••••••••••n•••• uua ~ . .a.• ... nAH "X" action. New\y finished 4 ,..v~" 3 bdrm. din . rm:.i. Uv. bdrm drum home on lWTOIS -000 toan' tt m~~ ~ ZUS S-. w.,, U su~r \arge 3 Br. 2~ Ba. ();Der will cal'T')' zni .,..... t044l....,._ 1044 New 3 BA 2~. Great end unit, r~ptc, pool. No paymtd for 3 yean ....................... ~ ......... --: .. ••• .. ••• oceaa view leue option l!.S9,SQO, 8'@-2''1 .. l. __ Very alee 3 8r. 2 Ba. PGMlble. iGS,000. Edna , _•...._a. I 0,.. ,amU.y~Rm 2 f'rplcs. A Lumbarlb Realty • ....,_.. --btauUflll 1arden. AHOc· otltt ..................... .. UG ,COiiete Park. 01*15'11. l•S. Call f1S.17'1J-Of 8uft l:lcall~ WEST OCIAMNONT Triplex. Xlnl terms t tme local.Ion. t&00,000. cnL.§7$.§W.. IEA.CHHOMES 3 Bet 2 81. Asking J)JS1900. AND 4 8d 2.5 Ba, on the water '240,000. Call Pete Jobnaon, rkr, 843l·'3M rm .. ram. rm .. F/r , 21-; ex.tra wide lot. Owner t>a, lltra la.rse porcelain very moUvated, will Mob• Ho.t IH•. tub w/ceranilc UJe walls help rinance. Submit all l714J 527-5900 & noor. 4 cove~ patio cifen. OnJ,y•.ooo. areas. Price $7.30,~1 s~ down, assume S.O.wu lat trust deed at 7~%. Xlnt l111d tease $853.00 per year. Can't change until 1\1 ·d h d I O-i°-p !\t .1ltv t I j I • I ~ I I year 2003. 1A'1 int. only l••••••-1 2nd trutl dee4 due 19'S·S7. can owner ror N'~i&after 11 am. Ac'"91 fw W. I ZOO • •••••••••••••••••••••• 20AC·PllMI .. 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C:a• . wllt)',__..a .. . rot aalt· Priftc Oal.1 C.M. ·TRIPLll rood RENTAI.8 draptt. ~llCI praae. nl•nt lliM .,...., Pool• Harbor VWw RWI lou P'wD. l br lpL SM5 ' encl aar , pool, dabwr fordable 1-. l,J 6 a Womu'a faabioft boutl· JIUMTI -area ~· '*' OWC. YEARLY·Wl:EKLY· fenced yard. Ho petJ. t«ftnll. h«IDprmo. tlool 1.arll~ On· up. !t1el ,.,, Adulta. no Adult.a ~ Br Wdl deconltd. qut. 011l1tandln1 s' eri~ritlL~Ol\11· WINTER, 2 3 4 '525ltt.•tut+$250 bSllOOmo!Callblcr. -2110N~BJ. -JlrTeJ-••• Olrmpicupool.liPt· Newport IHch Joe I, 0&• .A · · BDRllS NEWPORT security. 2546 Oranie Waterh'ont ieae, 4 Br 4 Ur5 M .---ed tttnlt co.t Jacuul Stod IJlqlliritt to· Ad U X GR~ BEACH 6 BALBOA. " ".~mt. B~, family rm. ~ toll• S.. Ca......;....... J27' '375/mo. Oelu.u Mobile Newly decor 1u pd , part like ... ipm1'. t1CI, DallY PUot. p o Want ln5K down 2 html 4....... J R. P~ Man11ert l Br duplo. E/lide, 1un· diuon. dock for 40 bolt. ...... ::::'!......... Home. ~lture adulta, no tncl '"·· pool, dawhr. MOit beal&lful bid,. ln Box lMO. Colt.a Meaa, 81 Covlnston. Choice _flHJ ny pvt yrd, am pet ok. SUOO. abdrm 21>• wall! to peta. Qw«. Ht\U'e. 1911 dulta. · --H.B. ~ touUona A11um1b.le ..... ,,._., 11°' SITS/mo. Gtclor Incl beacb.' JOU 'tfftft.11 No New Blvd.64M373. Sl'cious 2 Dr 1 B1. 19 fd '4J415l ~"'· ~~ ~o ' ... •••••••••••••• .. •••• $48-7155 MS-~l. !e~·i:~t~~· pet. 'Mb. 'ctz.79u aft l*I~•-__._ 37 .. 0 aundryi:G1·P95 MAlomtSWA&.I l.a.oo H Krrna. -......... .-noon· Chann1na2br.tblhoute OCT. t. Vert lie attrac · _...,..._ • -----T _ .. _ e Iv ole111~ . S.-138& with front ard ood tJve 3-4 br 2 ba North $1500 mo. Remo ol Npt. ••••••• ................ P'llV •CY & fr'llT 2 • 3 Br. owuavme ltUUIU \Ill. 0H•.-rat1 .,... ' ya,.. on ' • · Bob or Dovie T»l#I S..,,.,. Beach eou.ap romplett "' Apla Patlol. lintle II ... , m•H .... w .. ••• "'°''' Loh for Wt 2100 ~}:~~!:C,auoo. 1750c°!f1 C.M. · haT Seavlew 4 Br3 Bl. famll c.,...,_ l271 1Y rum. Pvt,q'wet. Wkly. l.jke now 1' 2 r Apts double car 1ara1es. l'!!!!!!!!!•••l!!!l•!!!!!f 00•0•••••M••......... LYn 875<12113~2949 •~R. ZBA. •p moh.icldlean rm dlntn, nn, octan Z •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 8 8. sas..ll58. wt car or Cllrpott. UR or near Hunt. Harbour ii--------i• acres of land Newport ---' -· • neat. ets/c ren otahlliabt views. Poolai BEAUTIFUL CONDO down, balcony or patio, ChlldrtnOK.~. =io=:=.------tHUMrTS Beach. OK for Condos, ..... , .... ll07 OK.AvaUNovL63l-224S te.nnh.$UOOprmo. a br all extru, newly a..,...IMdl l741 t:J'· 11~a, bbq, laundry. HUNTlNGTON BAY HTAILIUIJH*i 12 410000 Office or Medical Bid& ........................ Charmin& 2 Br l ba, crptd. pool, paUo, 21tlds •••••••••u••n•••••••• h • aded landicap· CONDO Z750 aq. ft. New owner • • 641-0763 2br, utllspd..11815/mo.113 lrplc, &•ratic. rear Waterfruit lease. 4 Br 4 OK, $$80/roo, lat. last, Furn ha atudlo. spa, TV, i1i. S4&0 a. ~Mature 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba. Patio. can occupy. Harbor Will conaidertradedn aUM..-ID E. 81lbo11slvd. house. $550/mo. lse. Ba family rm, top con· c. Av U. mald service. phonts, a ult.a. NOP . Mesa carport wuher/drycr Bl m orl"'dnw/,.per ~-B1ck11upto1oUcour11e. dltton,dotkfor40 boat. Wn....... 125wk S22Z7 Piou. ZUO lhrl•. incl.Water&tTash patd R .. v1~:~:~; ... ·~~ .... 00 MOllLIHOMEPI CCWGH .. M.'tto. Charmlnli .... , ... ..,..ta~e Waterfront Homes SlSOO. ~9·244L--Comm. pool, .... ult.a, no ~-IUllUflU~ Ul!Q!! $525,000 -\;II \;\I\ ....................... Mt-wpott.... )769 l\U C d _,_1 ~ Older dplx 4SxJ18' lot on 3 Br 2 a. frplc, year y 631-1400. •3Br, 2Ba. dbl 1ara1e. •••••• .... ••••••••••••• VILLA COllDOIA i>t!ll SS25 + IS>Odepo1lt. •• •-w ••• 45space.ooJ.hrl't's, PCH.Poe.tlb~t.obuikl2 rental It()() mo. Coast F .. htlwv.., lJ34 48HB1,clwllt1h1rp, famnn.lahlcdyd.$'700 Spacious~: Side ApLi. A&ent,nofp.~2000 . ....... ._ 1700 expandtol00?145Kdn. Condos.99'1·1717ownt. P rti 873-5410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• next to tennis It beach mo. + $fOO ~ 14381 Enclgar,patJo.dsh~hr Spar 2 br apt. Irids OK. ....................... Mo ..... o..rt.. O«an vu. Nice, between HOME FOB.RENT Sl$00 mo. Remax or Npt. Purdy $t.1148-G54 " stov~ MOl)l utal free patio S405/mo, lit. lut. llttort 2400 B•CSts.2,3Br.3car 4 Bdrm POOL $950 Bobor0ovie758·122l HOMEFORRENT Nopets 17381 K~ <Beach/ Reduced to $128,500. ".~. 642-'>ISJ ....................... 9arllin& 645-4:MS. Fenced ya.rd & garage. 3 Bdrm. 1625. Fenced 2BDRM S47S Slater >. 962 ·3831, 28R, ~T~ Condo. ~e!',r ~ • ~ , IY OWMEI CoroH .. W.-3222 Kids & pets welcome. WtSTCUFf yard ' ,arage Kid3 It 2323 E~~e. CM 831·9303"-------T~i e . w a 11 ur:r!. a II 11\nalll w. CAll~IBlllff.R BeautlluJ Ux48 2 br, 2 ....................... S45·2000. A&etll, 00 ree. L u x u r I 0 u. t 0 u r pets welcome ~2000. ·~· .. , carpets Wall paper •••· "''" """''"'" _..,. ba, 1 yr old mobile lBR. ::H.ootymoon Cot· 3Br 1tn1lesty Mew/pool. bedroom. three bath A&ent, no fee. 2 Br. I Ba Ped, garage. Clean 2 "bdrm, 1~ ba. Landscaped, enclosed jl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j home. Loe. in pre· taae Canyon view, S6SO mo. AVAILlmmed home. Beamed celtin1a Avail. now 2 Br I Ba. :~~l.S64~:~~~ Hunlin&lon Landmark ti Pool~ · j sligious Heritage stove,nopets.adlts.'850 963.BlU lyinlMn&~=famij Water & trash paid, Mon-Fri coodo Stackwasherand f:1.&o +w~e ~~ MAKE AM Offll! Estates in Rancho. CA. Incl rdnr. 873-1464 ......,._ .._.. 3240 room. f::i au11e. Adults, no pets. =-=~e~: dryer 2 patios, wetbar, 13:5/83 Open Fri.Sat & Custom landscaping SPACIOUS 5Br. 3Ba, ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• s11e yard Space for at S-4SO + S-400 deposit. rectoi •FieeSunday •2 Br l Bll S39S bll tn 135 dble oven and SWI. Or![. a~. 32031 3 Income Properties. surrounds this lovely formal dinnn, fam nn HOME FOR RENT or trailer. S1:850 month A&ent nofee.545-2000. Brunell . eeos . I child OK. nopet.s 22& raage. 2 car gar. $600 Eastside Costa Mes h h · b · 1 S7 _,, yearly basis. Agent ' _DM~le.~9494 and 1 t Via Ton a. an Juan ome wit a view w/wet ar. grdnr inc . 4 Bdrm. 00. Fenc!C'U 631.7300. Coltdo nUm 8 Panies •Plus more -per mo. lsl as + Capo.OffAllpu,romer Owner will carry Drastically reduced Avail now. Sl200 mo. yard &r garage. Kids & EBluf""ndo•br2"'-ba, ~ 1400 GAEATA£CllE.ATION· Ea,,ts1de2Ur t Ba near $300 sec deposit. Call of Del Obispo. Agl. Priced to sell ~ from $44,SOO. Owner A t. 760-8311. pets welcome. 545-2000. A ... ~ w'" 8."!-.. Tenn.s •Freelessons schools. no pets S42S (714 ) 759-'381 Asll for -II $37 ----f 83S m1gos Y # _..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 631 615.S M B' .... h_ Pacific Company. anXJ~ustose at .950 lBR, 2BA. Ocean View A&ent,no ee. .213-~l-4460 54l-48U · lbdrm, 2ba, tennis, <pro &p1os11op)•2 . o. _ r i.n........, 498-S640,-.so20. J"~ & will carry short term Pool. Beautiful' $2000 4 BR, 2 mi to beach, $650 -1 security, ~ mi t.o bch. Health Clubs•Sauna lBr dplx , gar, pvt yd, wtr • S47:> 3 Br. 3 Ba. Pool, NEI~&5£R paper. Hi7~Sl.34. mo Lease Opt1on per mo. + S850 dep BAYSHORES. 4BR,3BA O&S. • Hydromassage • & elec. pd. No pets S300 patio Kids OK. No pets Lake Arrowhead Condo •-.. -· ~ 760-7287 Avail, Oct.10. 84o.S648 Ho.me· Across from Sw•mmmg • Golf · mo. 673·TI37, 642-3003_ 646-9666or960-7484. "-~. ,.,._, ---· Swim Beach Sl4SO mo Coltd11 I J a Ormng Range Pvt lakefront commun1· C(»1'"tJJ1V! 1J1'..:. Gro•" 2700 Large Har~r View Hills 2 sty, 3 b~. 2 ba condo, nr 2lJ.38Hl7S z~1.3252· U f llll•d 1425 BEAllTIFul APTS. SP AC I 0 US 2 BR 2 br, 2 ba, crpt, DW, encl ty perfectramilyor cor· :...!f DI-....................... Home. Private, pool. s hopping cente r , • •• Singies.l&2 eea ADULTS Beam clngs, tt•_r_,upstai.1"5 Nrbearh po°ra.te get.away SBR. 714 641 07G.1 PRESTIGIOUS spa, view. I year lease $550 I mo No pet s . LUXUIY IAYROHT ••••••i1·o;;~•••••• rooms • Furnished lrg kit, serv bar, refr1ge ~ .... 84=2·_..1Kl32----.. ___ _ 3BA.2f~lc's,lrggame 2925l'ollegeA'<' CUSTOMHOME avail. SLSOO Mo. Eves ~52·2197. 3Br.2Ba.withboatslip. &Untu1Mt1e<1•Adull t~~~~ ~~8~t~56~ 2 br, IV.. ba, sm. patio fikt~'~r!:~i~igi~~ l'osia Mm CA lo Fallbrook. with 11,o, ~s:k~Ch~~~~ 64°'~· NEAi IUCH ~~a:~it~.' ~~ooM~"f Re~'"L~ ~a·s ~~~:,s·o~~:6~.1; !1)·8803' ~~. ~~ner~#k3~fL D 12 %% S399.ooo. Ed Trade L-ux-ury--N-ew_po_rt_1 ~~le5a~:1i~~:s~ w;:~. IBR . 2BA 90 degree ~o~~:i .. ~~oc°~~~~: Broker67~l2. NEWEST ga ted 20 9 to b EASTSIDf BRANDNEW2Br.2Ba Earl, Merrill Lynch. home on I.It acre for In· tacu!ar views from all view. Pvt Bch Sl200. 960-1692 Beacon Bay, 3 br, dock, tgit'U'~1tz~i; Oakwood 2 Br t Ba poolside apt . enclsd garage, stove & Katella. 71•·33H 173i come Uruts or? Equity rooms. Many kinds or 538-9504 WALK TO BEACH. tennis. 2 yr lease. $1700, 2~ Ba. UlOO. UIOO sq. ft. ~ A1>41rt!Mflta laundry rm . close to all. d/w. $525 Mo. 536-2456, .,_HI/ $280, 000 . Act now! family fruit. Pvt party Jo.-.~ Brand C!fW 3 Br. Micro. refs reg. 675-8617 or pure luxury. Garages, Newpon Buch H. No pets Call for appt 536----..797"'"""9 ____ _ o.ltt S. 1100 Broiler Co·Op. Agent will trade/finance w 2 br, den, 2 ba, ocean stove, dishwasher. S875 USTILUFF hydro·tubs in master 880 Irvine ••1t6tM TSLM.&rnt 64.2·1603 -WALK TO BEACH . ••••••••••··~··••••••• 631"4516· 2 1_07323-1d81°3w. n. S4&5.ooo view. Tennis. pools. Mo. 536·2456, 536-1979. 4 bdrm . 2~ ba. ramily suite. formal dining 17141545·1104 L~e I br. Iba. refng, DW, Bach, stove & refnge. 12 Units c~ta Mesa · ood s tS d I & d ..,!CA 17S0.64G-l212 _ •WALKTOBEACH• room, fireplaces Clean rooms, w burning HewportB .. ch . 1 e. a\'81 now. gas water pa1 . ...,..,.. S600M . Sl25M dn l03 HOME OVER 3 ACRES z.oned 1 Br. 2.., ba, Jasmine Exec lBr 2ba, ram rm, executive home. Avail fireplaces. micro-wave 1100 t6th St •Oo••• •• •&•"' .P8S mo 64().0097 _ Mo 536-2'56. 536-7979. ~3e:.::~g<: ~8ra Y:::9 AND A·l. + remod 3 BR 2 Ba Creek. Avail. now $1250 frplc. dinUJg nn. 963-5191 now. SUSOmo ovens, fenced patios " <714l 642.5113 2 Br t Ba. E side adult WALK TO BEACH: 1 Br Wallace. ,..-~ hme. Tack room + 330 mo. 673-41915 573.1479 Ch . Quiet C 1 De I 642·S1Sl, 64G-8107 yards. Privat.e .. elegant apt . no pets. S4SO with stove. SJSO Mo "'-Vfll'K sq.ft. chick.en house. As· "=-' -• -armmg u · · 1 living only 15 minutes 543 5478 SJ6 2456 536-1979 N __.._ 3 & 2 bdrm only 3 short sume GI loan + 2nd. CostaMtso 3224 Sac. 3BR. hse 1:i~ BA. PAIKSETTIMG from Fashion Island. 7 Oceanfront. Neat 2BR --· d · • · 1 ••..-' ~' blocks to beac.h 10 $JOM dwn A.gt • ., • ., .... 7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garden kitch. Avail. 1m-Quiet end urut townhse mm· ut .. s ,A S.C. Ple•.a or $575 Mo Winter. Adult. l Br Utlls P s37o WALK TO WCH Rare opportunity to buy N Lo h ............. d s7so I .. "' .... 8 carport Quiet adlts, no ( an·~ house on lrv111e ewport. werun1t as 646-4380 MESAVERDE me mo inc on creenbelt Master 0 .C.Airport.Justeastof noeet.s.21.J..795-301 -pets 383 W Ra y 3Bror28r. rplc,gar., den or 3rd bdrm gardener 842-1835 1st Bdrm + 2 more bdrms. N rt Bl d & or OCEANFRONT 2 •. 4 B .11_alJo Xlnl 67S.9ll2 and Land! 6Spac1ous S234.900 Call for more lllNll ht• 3 Br. family rm. lrg last + dep. 842-1835 No 2,,., ba, pvt patio. No ewi; v . so. "' r. 548-9516 -' . . Towohouses 2&3 BR details. bcltCllllJt 2800 yard Ava ti 1mmed pets pets. 5675. Call 644-llSl• San ief° Frwy. Start· Avail. Winter. Weekly 2 Br .• Bltns, enclsd gar LOCJlllMI hoc:lt 3141 noorplans.1300'to2300' • 963•8182 ..... ~._ ................ S92S1 mo yr lease . ....._._....._ or Answer Ad 11272. tag at 1000 a month. Monthlr.673-7813. Upper Apt St90 Mo 765 ...................... . 548,000 gross income. Magnificent CdM Ocean Jack1e.rllr631-l..2166 "':'"'!'"'~·-6(2.430024hrs 131·54J9.t.a2:J3 Orange Steps to Ocean, tennis, Hamilton 760-0734 . Oceanside ol Hwy, No Asking $725,000. OWC View P ool Home Hart»Otr 3242 ve., os esa. jog, bike. 2 BR, 2 BA, 631-4402 Lag.2Brt8a.adultson Terms & possible Trade SSl0.000. S250.000 equity ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• BA YSHORES-~ !Br + CM . New Luxury Condo. Wntr . 673-3596 -ly. $700 Brian Johnson for duplex or? Brkr Xchangefor' We at her I Y Ba Y dei;i. frplc, garage, new Lrg28R, l.,.,,BA. Garage Lrg clean 2BR . gar. 494·75>1 eves 497-1561 S waterfront condo, 2 Br. a1nt cpts pvt area 2 bdrm, 2 ba. fireplace. I adults no pets $435 2178 ... ' 953·1220 un 1·5 700.72lfl P • · opener· micro.wave, car gar. on ocean. Week-"B" Piac:enl1a. 545·7983 _,,acaA<:.:.·-------A T T E N T r 0 N 36' boat slip. AvaiL im· $795 mo. 645-4636 or frplc, pool " spa. ~ 1 / M lhJ 978 9172 , -2bdrm, ocean view, spec· INVESTOR/ OWNER RMI htate 9 Lovely . 2 Br 2 Ba med. SlOSO. 846·46S5, 631·6229 mo. 645·4045. Y on y. . Cozy bach Easlstde. tacular pool, walk to Charming newer Cupe Wowt.d 2 00 Easts1de, carpels, 846·4457 2 Br.1 Ba.tor lease. Furn NEWPORT CREST LUX Versailles !Br. rumiun-ya rd, good loc ulil pd bchfshopping, $650/mo, Cod w/blue awnings &l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~IT ... d ... d~ ...... ~j .. (0 drapes. h ups. enclsd FREE I MONTH orun!urn.Nopets.Steps 3BR. 2"'8BA. DR. wet ~~.;;.·d.~~~~~0E:J: 631·~6 , Ad~nopets.557-2337. picket fence. 2·1Br ea. ra e iamof s or gar S700 No pets Bay Front, 2 minutes to to beach. S650Mo. Agent bar, tennis. pool. S87S. 642-4957 Nice 2 Br 1 Ba. Cot~age Lux I br, across main w/wood decor & frplc 98 llMIJS home w/~I· ease/opt Savage Wilde & Cn ocean, large, luxurious 2 Judy. 559-9400 213·693·9«>7. F S450PI :.252 ~; !c~1aar1tn64· beach, hj-rise sec. bldg Spacious lot located m uni or buy. Wnle 1118 Me~a 675·9006 s 1ory $2500 Mo. •LIDOISU• WESTCUFF-NB PACI ICSUNSET ~ro .....,....,., Lse Harry Ka ye lovely Capistrano ( 1 .. 7 ..... "ttf Motel. 415 NWJ>l Blvd. Brandnew spacious11100 213/ .. 6°""" ••<J963 E · r 1· Beaut '"""sq fl 2BR2 VlEW 2 br. Iba, small yard, 494-77" .. ........ NB 92663. ..., . ...,.,.., ....,. · DJOY easy, care ree iv-· WN • • . • lS steps to sand Lg 2 S400/mo avail now 980 "'-'-~""-'--------::~~h. 1fJ"~,~~: ao~\~ R..tah ;~~~lu~~R·~~~.1~!~~~ l"Me 3244 mg Ill this channing & Ba. fplc, dmmg rm. bdrm wicarport, bal. W l?lh 5.riJ4118 . North end. I Br. walk lo S C II R I Very Low Down townhome. Crplc. vault· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cozy 3 bdrm dream refr1g. Adlt.s, no pets. ldry fac util mc 5655 . . beach. $450/mo. Incl 176.000. a ea ly Oww.erllMdaCmh! ••••••••••••••••••••••• p 3 Br. family rm, dbl home . CI o s e lo S.64-0-781.4 851·9417 Nwp1 Hgts, lge I br. Iba. utils No pets/kids W or Id Van Assoc HCMllH Fwwh19td ed ce11Jng.s ool. spa garage, central air, pvt clubhouse, bay, beach & 18 1 blk to b & bch stove, sm yard. waler 499·1526. 661-2001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 673-9498 yd, com m. pool & spa, tennis. Only SHOO/mo Lrg Exec Condo. Jbdrm r ay . pd 3701, La Perle Ln N h d-1-B--W-lk_to_ Oc11: • ...._ __ DPLX SUPS • .......__ , • ..__.. 3106 Westside 2 Br. I Ba. $700 mo Avail . 1·mmed. Virginia O'Brien. agt. 5400 mo. yrly · Oeean $395 760-0759 ort en · r a -"""''""' ._ -& den , 2~ba, huge front 1Br $500 mo -----beach $450 Mo. incl NEWPORTBEACH TnWrltt-OH •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Hou1e. enclsd garage. Suzee Miller or Fred 673-0thl323er."•br's avaJI closets, dble gar. winter. JONES RI.TY S345. lBR. fndge A~~I~ ullls. No pets/kids Prime 1oc & rond. As· FolthcrowPoullle Furn 2BR. patio. frplc, patio. w1d hook up. G1bsoo.rltrss.59-9400 ..... w/openers, firepl c, 673.siio tlopel.6. lmmac 731 C 499-1526 sume low llll.en!Stloan & llln. & Prillc.... gar. waterfront w/dock. carpets & curtatns No Harbor View Homes. microwave. lovely patio. ~8th fil. 673-TI87 _ ... -wport=---.-.....-..-r..-- 3 - 1 - 6 - 9 seller will ca....., or sell W ........ -Grand Canal. Winter pets S42S +security Waterfall. Gazebo, Koi pool Convenient lo S.C. S300 Bach furn. ex. bch 2B 2B N So C nc --~ ., ..,..._ S6SOmo. S48-~2orTIO.S629 loc. view. util pd Adult. • r a ear •••••••••••-•••••••••• onalandlse.$950,000. 67..,.,..., --Pond, wooden fool· Plaza & freeways. No reC.WinlerS7S.6S83 Pl aza, SA Luxury Con CJS Realtors 1-GJS.5650 lldl lyen ~ EASTSJOE cute l Br cot· bridge. lovely exec 4BR. pets. S91S 968-3'70 --do. w pool, adults only 1~72, lcAoa P~ l 107 lage. serru furn .. nice 3"'2BA home w/separate Oceanfront I Br wanter SS.SO 833-8974 PARK NEWPORT APAITMOOS EASY RHAHCIMG 7 I 4/76 7292 •••••••••••••••··~··••• neighborhood S430 lSl, S725. 3 BR Orangetree guest apt. S1400 mo ? Br. lBa. enclsd patio" ~~il:S1·sii~c \'U, up Spacious I Br Garden ~~nci, 1~~~~~·T~~so:C '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l3 br . 2'4 ba, winter. last & secur Mary Patio Hme fresh decor., 7S9·0279 __ garage.Adultsonly.SSOO • Apt Pool & rec All utils 1~ $695/mo. 305 Montero. 857-2040 gar opnr ... adll comm.. ILUFFS. VIEW Mo. 751·1350, 548-7001. ~EANFRON'T AP1' paid Adult. no pets ~<f,;l~.1Y,J!~~· ~~~ 1,379.5991,~ J Br 1i,, Ba, frplc, D/W, all amen1Ues No. pets. On Barie. Bay, 2 Br. 21.'t "-1..iHUwftn 3600 Winter r«ital. I br, S400 El Puerta Mesa Jim: 962.a149 agt. l.AIGE 4 PLO ON THE BEACH: Wmter bll·IO stov,, dbl car gar. 552·4246 Ba. Den. Condo. 2 car ;:!'::.................. mo, ullls incl. No pell>. 1959 Ma~le Ave. '11>l 5 COUNTRY CLUI LIVIHGIN NEWPORT BEACH Excelrentalarea-Costa R~ntal, 7 Br. 2 Ba. Ap-pool , patio, .encl NORTHWOOD·3Br. 2Ba garage. frplc '1300/Mo. ?Br Tri·plex. frpk. encl S48-l930,67J.7~ 414-IH.AMILTOH leco..P',.,ty 2000 Mesa. All 2 Br l'h ba. pU~oces. S89S Mo. lo-backyard . sprinkler home Beautiful up-548-0767. patio & gar, S42S mo. I br. lovely furn, pool, !bdrm, crpts. mini-••••••••••••••••••••••• OW C paper with qu1rel.26E.Oceanfronl syste.m S800 w/poo l gradedhseonpvlcul-de· Quiet middleageadlts spa, gym, sec. guard E/SIDE•UNlTS minimum dn . Call or call 1·213·398·3332 service. Water pd sac S875 mo. Agt. Kyle 110.DEGIEEVIEW pref No pets. Avail Oct S70 Own/agt,631·6666 -~~-n~s~:~:::.rp S37S An adult community on Owner will trade $150K 64S·ll03 Broker. Eves. or 1·21~2261. Mar uente~Q:_~ SS2-~!ll Seaw111d. Jbr. 2ba, very 10. 642·5872 llG CAMYON the Back Bay. Spec:- equity for notes or housel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Oceanfront. Lovely res Tnhme bi·level. fpc, 3 Br. NEW condo, 2 master's +· pvt. Xlnl cond. No pets. -·-Partially furnished. 2 Wbdoodsy wallpapered I tacular Spa, 7 swim· in eood area. S600/mo. area. 4 bdrm. 2 ba, fplc. 3 ba priv yd, cnr lot. S79S den. Woodbridge. 2 car Gdnr incl. SIS()(). Avail bdrm, 2 ba McLam Con Ad~fts w. ~~nne:. ~~. ming pools, 8 lighled le.n-oel 1ncome. C~IOHA., CA. washer/ dryer. Winter 851-9990 -gar, S875/mo. 559-4718 I 0, 2 0 . Ca 11 eves nis courts, bike trails, 21 units on gotr course. rental SUOO mo OBO I Br Nwpt Riv1~ra Cond~. 2 bdrm condo Rancho San 857·0377. lolboa I.a.ct l706 do. ~c gat~Ss~ spa As_kJor Bil 631·1266. P u l t I n g g r e e n break even, ~I. IMany (213 > 476·7738, 1714 ) lennis/pool /Jac. avail Joaquin. Golf course EIECHOME "••••••••••• .. •••••••• tenn1S. . . THE SEVILLE 2 Br Bachelors, 1 and 2 $86,650 DUPLEX Investor's dream. Live in one & let tenant help you pay. Nice area in Santa Ana. SISK do. R&H lNVESTMENTS 752-2197 One of Newport Beach's fines t oceanfront duplexes. totally un· obstructed pa nor a mlc view. 2 & 38r units Ill prime cond. Owner's un· 11 bas frplc, beamed wooden ceilings, lg out· door decks. Assumable loan at 123. owe. S750,000. Agt. 759-0704, 760-8237 USY AMAHCIHG Xlnt income, assume 9~% loan, lsl TD. OWC 2nd. Only S132,000. Just painted. Xlnt C.M. loc. Jim: 962-8149agt. 15 % DO WN 12 Dh IN TEREST. 2 BR duplex FP 1117,50(). Ar· range monthly pay- ments to suit buyer A ent~ units have r1.rep a~es. 675-3935 10-15·81 S8SO mo. . M . Ii H•11-YIEW Balboa Island I Bdrm w/gar. Adults, crpts, bedrooms apartments. .\ssumable fmancmg view. a)Or app ances "' V9' dranoc bit'·· fncd yd d h r Sales Pn·--.ooo. At: Steps t.o Bay! Lovely 3 642-3397 No pets. $900~-8989 4 Br. 2o,; Ba. FamilY rm, furnished apt SS.SO mo. r~u. u,.,, an town ouses rom -~ -bdrm home 2 ba fpc Ir d Wint t.al.875-1831 W/P.atlo, water pd. 2619 S530to S1000permonth J Jansen (714)536-9461 • '· • 2 br, 2 ba + o t con o. WDIRG IEAUTY Din rm. 2300 sq. rt. No er ren . •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• "I . Santa Ana 546S On Jamboree At o~ (213)82.l-7949 washelr/:a,..er. W1(nter brand new, highly up-3 r r l d' peta $1700 Mo. Drive by Cute small 2bdrm, lba. lolboa lslmd 3I06 Call l·S, 636-4120. San Joaquin Hllls Road renla .•• ..., mo con· graded xlnt view or +am rm, orma m. l'irstl806PortAbbiecall winter rental. $600. sider yr round SlLSO). waterfails, 2 car gar. w. 2 frpls. condo., Close lo 752~99. 675-0349. s~:ii°:•bd;;·~::;·;~~ EASTSSIDE l Rm bar~ (714)844-1900 (213) 476·7738. (714) 0 ner . 957-9212 lake, fish, swtm. boat •• b • b h . B h 1 4.,, Utlli , . apt. ••oo per mo + util. apt, 185 per mo lSt "' Oceanfront for Winter 67s.J9"~ . spa Sorry no agents. ~ r • .. a 0 m e 1 n •r e or "f"-Ues Ill· ... last 631 5661 R t I F · h d & "" Easts1de 2BR fenced B h Av I 1 t 1 d·" "'-·-....,, 1 Mature single adult onl.v · · -en a s urnis e •.L-.L • S99S/mo Lois Miller agt ays ores 11 ' cu ~. ~wu. vy .. ooa · EASTSIDE h t BR r B-'-e 67c ""'12 HwtiaqhM -3140 patio Adults No pet.s · · week in Jan. $1800 mo. 1 673-3691 rer. Eves. wkends s arp . un urn ""' r. ,,....., · ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450, 1st. last + dep 631-1266 . yr lease Ron Jae.Itson 675-8829 bllns. pvt entrance, NO FEE' Apt. & Condo On Sand lBR furn. 646-1078 2 br Deerfield condo. 556-1800 IBr. lBa. avail immed. •...a..--p-L-...1-3807 gar .. no pets S42S mo. rentals Villa Rentals Ocean view Stt gate. REMTTOIUY refng. w~her. dryer. WESTCLIFf' 3 bedroom S450mo ._ -Call >10·11511. ask ror 675-49l2 Broker HO~~u~ ~ ~~~ •• s~;688~enee 2 Br. l"'iBa. ~:':i. trt~io.nn~~: I story with pool, family Bayfron~::. Lrg 1 (j;;;:s;s;~·;-9~ .. ~·a·:. ~~~~rp~~m. aft 6PM, 'll!~se~~~e~i:n· Only 3 yrs old. beautiful A ent 556-6516 Richard 857-4450, John ~oom. 2 fll'e9la~. duJ. bdrm,year~.162Smo. Bay Side. S.SO. Adults. East.side 1 BR. ul1l pd, 644 S369, 548 ·0425, LOCJWtO hedt 3148 2BR u75 F-ced yrd 979 8650 mg room, 3 paUos, etc. 673-SSSB. no pets. Savage Wilde & ~iet localJ""'1 No ""lS. 7 s I . 9 l IO. 6 • 5. 6 2 4 2 Costa Mesa 3 Bdrm 2'h ....................... · .., · ~· · · etc.$1S00Mo.646-44TI. Co 675-6606 ""' ~ " Ba home+ 5attractive Whitewater vu Emerald gar.613W.19th.CM IEHfALS ...._,..._. 3707 · · 2S mo Call S40..1158 Owner/Agent units OWC A.l.T.D. at Bay 2 Br 2 Ba +Loft-646--llc:i Jbr 2ba $875 •LIDO ISLE GEM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly 2 bd.nn. lg deck. 2 ask for Dave M 2 Br 2 Ba ._, blJt to bcb.. 11% int w/24'l dwn. tennis-pvt beach pools. Dix l 112 lo 3br'. 21.'aba S92S Enjoy the ~armlh & OCEANFRONT delux.e 3 blks to beach S52S Lower 2 Br, laundry. Yrly. gar. adlts. no pets $1350 mo. Agt 494-1177. CONDO. Near So Cst 4br, 3ba $900 charm or this . sharp 3 Br. 2 Ba. frplc , 2 car gar. Burr W~~ltor lnr D/W • wlk Ill closet S400 $600 + util. 67S.1706 aft 4 IUttTS OCEANFRONTlBR,pvt Plau, Pool, jac, rec 3br.2ba S72SLag.Uills ~rm ho~ wt~1 °~ deck, winter. ss5o. mo.642·~ tBRPENnfOUSEAPT Less than$30,000prunit, point. Spectacular room. Avail Nov l. SS7S Le RaisorRlly83J..8600 theoau~t!. i:mod\it 673-6640. OCUNIAYVIEW lroombachelorapl VERSAlLLES . Nr less than 25% dwn, 10% views. 1 or 2 adlta. S990 mo. L.ocJ-o l.adl 3241 ldecor 'tile s~nny Wlwtwl..W Large 2 Br.l Ba. new de-S22S Mo J!each. 831-0300 lnt. on 1st TD. 10~% int. per mo. 49&-3015 (7 H) 7~ ........ ............... ;allo Vl~a ·O'Brien 2 bdrm, 1 ba ssso cor, stove & refrige. S6SO __ 646-4382 on2nd.OWClowmlerest Mewportleadt 3169 v · w Nr OCEANFRONT Mobile agt,S73·1.323. ' 28drml\.tba SSSO Year ly incld utils 38r. l'n Ba.2cargarage 3rd. .. ..................... B:ick rtB~yb 'ib· Homes SlOOO mo. Dbl 28drrn0ceanll $575 Adults,nopets.673·6372. Condo. lmmed or BAYCREST S bdrm rpo · r, a, re· wide.499-lH6 _. 38drm2ba S82S Fwwor.....,. cupancy $575 So. C TEIMS.TaMS home w/pool large yard dee,.. gar .. big yard, lge •BEACH HOUSE* Cozy llG CA.MY"" •Bdrm oceanft $1200 Oceanfront, 2 bdrm. Plaza area Call Rosie 2 great Costa Mesa $2000 . LIDO ISLE patio,S7S0.6'2-954.2 tBR frplc beamedceil· Luxurious. Three "'-backuoit,1f:ck,pking 848-2262 ---=-=:..:......-- fourpluea. Buy w/only charming 4 bdrm. 2 Spic &Span3bdrrn. 2~ 2 ing. 'courty' ard. s. Lag. bedrooms. Two batb.s. r , __ / . * l Br. Duplex. $375 incld IS% dwn Seller will b th l• red ted lee gdo comm Richly decorated. Muted or 2 . ..,.,.., winter. a • new Y ecora car gar, e • d ~s mo 495-4486 t $'125/yrly utils. No peta. carry2ndTDatl03inl., $1800 mo. Yurly. Bill pool. $595/mo. Sec. ep. TOPOF'MiEWORLD tones. 30001quare Ht. 875.7673,@2092 645-9494 lstTDatll~';I,. On.tndy,675-6161. r eq . Agt Renate. b 2 ba din Overloou Hilb tee of Eastside . Large 2 Br., SELL ldl it th a Qual·1 Place o-......rtie5 646-7171 S r, · · area. golf coune $3SCIO month ...L.J 112 e ems wi '·~ YILLAIALI0.4 · stove, washer/dryer y · · C...-Mlr 2 natural wood ceilings & Dilly Pilot Classlfled 751Alt20 Luxurlomly appointed lNberw, lpobart. nrBlvBdroa. nodway '. hookup, gar .. encl .. yd, G ea:l v~n.!2. ~ue ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ca bl nets. 2 covered Ad. MZ-5678. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!I .. _.. d ~ SlOOO ~·~aft '"'" ra · v.-.o Wl· Furn lBR •"' w/sundecll Walk to bdl. Quiet 3 Br parking spaces, 2 cov· two~roomsorooean ••oo/mo. lat • ast. . ...... ._~ .U)lm. day 1·5 To He call r ,-r-ol n.. 2b d I $900 ... · or rent .or mo vu. a, p x, gar. erect baloonies, uliblles lwltts. ...._ hKltn. ,__, d~n. fabulous ocean avail. now.640-8107 LA ROE 3 BR 3 Ba. 831·7300, Rult.or. $450. See oo Sat or Sun. Child OK, no pets. Drive paid. $600 Mo. Potential 6nt•" J7 Gre•" 2700 view· II aid service. ram/rm, fplc, big yani, 212"" Opal. Balboa by only. 719 Heliotrope. rent reduction for light ......... -.................................. $2000 per month. Six Mt.......tll..n. ocean side or hwy at •·ta-.. A ·11013 ....,....,,,., ls I th 1 6317300 Ba .... b ·r-_..... bd a. JN y11 .... .,....... manaaerdwes P ca I IL\RIJ()R R E :\LT'\. llYIRSIDI 95 acre orange grove in the Arlington Heights area of Ri verside. Just a miles from Tyler MaJl. Right In the path of progress with excellent ~rrns. Priced right at $1.000,000. moo s eue. . "" •Y ~~. 4 rm. Sllaws Cove. Sl.250. Agt. BARBOR VIEW 4 Bdrm "'~-.. ...._ ~122 ' .. 3Br "Ba 1-3 blks «1.1660. Realtor. 2"" ba. Tennis·pool-jac· 4!M-7SS1 l _ ,._.. ~ ... • , V'"'" ...::oN;;..:...:="------ Fantastic Townhouse. sauna ST8S 1 _.. ....._ J09SO JV. bfa. 2 ~~r~I Y ....................... to bch, dsh-wshr.' frplc. l br, l ba, crpts, drapes. t rr,,ic mill'l _,_...._ 6 nn, onn.. ·view, Cbolct r11ldeiace near soft wtr. patio. M50 mo. E/Slde 'C.M tri·plu. ocean vew.ish• . ever-.................. u ... bl« yard. privacy. Sea. Old Cdll. Avail lse.673-81.57 m .646--2806 yt.blna fum11 ed. sats Lraexec5BR.3BA .. Fam 3 Br. View Rom e . $1800/mo_yrly. lbro~b fall. •Reterva· Lg .. 3 br.2ba, gar, new 2BR, 2BA. Lrg kil"h Mo. 780-9111 rm. pool, gudener. Abtolutel,y toraeous. f ~ ' ' lTOI W. OCEANFRONT. $1250 tno. Agt Judy Mo. then Mo to Mo. No BAYfRONT CONDO. tJou ay wbd or moo· crpt. So. ol Hwy. ms. 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Lie. 374067· Bob, all upecta ol handgun Misc repairs, no job too rtJ\y 951-8003 • SS7-271317eo.l60I E JR fl REMODEL t crindinl 10 in&s. landscape designs 8SH9&5/M7·70'18 defense 847-3:!97. small or too big, from LNStwo · Maaonry. Small jobs fr IHf EXT R PA 1 ump, yrs •-It ......... "'-l NOJOBTOOSMALL ca l t d Clea.nUpYourActCo. repairs. Frpl.c facinc•. c;u.,sPTEORMts•!.v1c"' Stoppafes.Re.M ratet. up.Uc.lna.~9308 "' n ........ nee es Brk & Blk. Lie. 351449 G11 ••"'9 ma~~:le~:842~9:.bar Housecleanlng, apts & Refs. SS1·4SSS, 76C>-7074 .,.,.. LOW RATES "' Uc. IZMm 87~tllM AMERICANTU!E A.cc..... Lie, bonded. 63l·040l Dale home983-8767 ....................... offices. 631-1993 Drains from SlO. Main SERVICE ....................... c..,..tet Ans. W -21112 BeeJ!2313 CL~AN·UPS/LAWN ALL JOIS LET THE MOUSE HA.IT MASOMIY NU·BROOK&42·l403 from $16. Plumbing re· S4G-1W ACCTG for sm. bust. PR ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Mamtenance Land.scp CLEAN YOUR HOUSE. Brickwork, blockwalla, RALPH'S PAINTING pain. M6M. 64%·9033 T~ ~trlles, sales tax, F/S G EN'L CARPENTRY CtrOMk Tilt 1-'ree est 642·990'1 J!i.&lsmoll Ben 964·5231 c 11 s '"'l ...... 8 wood fences. Concrete Ext/inl·Reas·Prompt. ---. I rri S -H.. a ue,...,._, · pat1'os, complete '·'d.Free-• ........ u.. ·.,.-Awt••111 ••• •••••••••• ............. . omp ete o ce serv IN IDE&OUTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleanups ·'l'rttTrim'g '"J ...: ~ ....,...._, r-r-~ ··-··· ••• Not o---••" .... ~.. F t rfi t Han•ens Ceramic Tile 1'horount. & Reliable land•capes. Lie. -.... . •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Private ex~n tutorin° ary. nc;a. __,....,.... as . e 1c1en service "" · HauUng . Ma• .. tenance ••••••••••••00••••••••• .,, " -.... All P in''"" int uCA t • rlo Show l b '"'' H 1 1 Experienced. Good rers. ••• ,._,,,. a ""'6' _,., ex --•I I by CredentJaled teacher. Pror Acctng """sncial. ~825S ors , en. u s, A ... ; ......... 1.. au , c eanup, C'OflCrde ....,.......,, $ N 1 ra\lll'-ri,_ Uat •pu ._..,....,_ • ._....,.,.... SS2·9Si22/546-«1!16 150 eat, compete Most subject areas Bookkeeping Servl"es Com pl. 111· t/ext. 25 yrs ca t .... , ...,,_ --removal Dump Truck. Bn'c .. B' ...... "-crete F l -•-ac1 ..,._ ............ ~ " ci..I C Tree trimming & re wrkserv.842-?631! SCRUB·A·DUB pror. •· """'"'"""'' rtees ,,~ .... ·•~ _""'_..' Yourbome.146-!IOl 213-1162·1 714·&4!-1751 CHAR RENOVATING "Id are moval, rleao.ups, trash housecleaning service. Very reu. Uc, bonded. Ext housepaintil'lgonly Oraa~e Co. area 15 yn lndivldual.Ued ...... ,rams Alpltott MS-3749 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hauling & maintenance. DUMPJO~ Reas., reliable, rers 8ob548·?650/S36-9906 Wedotbejobright! npenence.Cattrorinfo. in shorthand, typin« & ....................... French dn, hdwd floors, DAYCARE mowing. Reas. 673·3953 & SmaU Moving Jobs Call Jean, 631·5016 Mo•ilt LEE Paintin&, lllM..J449 and ratet. officeskiU.. Ml-0678 Driveways, parking lot moulding, shelving. Special lo working TREES _m MIKE646-1391 COLLEGECOUPLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGESTUDENT t6Mll2 DRUMM"'RS . Pror repairs, sealcoatino. Rough & fini s h parenls.CM.6!6·M23 HAULlNG&DUMP WUI I ho "'IMOVll..--_* E 1 · b ( l_.........18_... r. D Topped/removed clean JOBS k f R d c ean your me. * "" Y1"9 xp. nt/ut. JO or --w -r-drummer 20 yr exp S&S Asphalt. 631-4199 Complete services Frtt Licensed Day Care I • ~ ·as or an y, Good, dependable, rets. Top Quality Special less ! Alex5S2-Q231 ............ -........ pa u 1 w 111iam 5 , Ltc est Bonded. II c. d Mother Very sm group u.(!s._awn renQv 75 ·3476 641-IMZI Steve or Debby 842·9383 care in h~g. 25 yrs Quality ptg. Lowest rates General cootractlng, Rlahtuus Brothers. Child Care Days, great 644·4015 Lots or attention GttteraUe"k" TREES/SHRUBTRIM PERFECTION PLUS! exp. Competitive rates. in O.C. Neat, prompt home improven:ients studio work Limited play yard, 3 years and C.,.,.+ Ser-rice 645·2061 ....................... Garage & yard clean-Exp'd, dependable. Any No overtune.130-1353 serv. 8'8·S6114, us.7149 Also damage.repairs 1.st openinis for serious yng older Karen645-4205 ....................... CHILD CARE A.lrCOlldfHtcltWta u s.Freeest.SS1-lg!J__ typework.Ll.saS48-1850 •ABC MOVING-Exp., tNT/EXTPAlJln'rNG cluswork.Uc.llH·9798 atu4enl.l.751-4672 labyaittilig Shampoo & steam clean My home. Oex hn>, C.M. Rod._540-8634 art 1 HAULING-student has Reliable Homemakers prof . low r~tes. Quick. L1c'd. Refs. Free Est. ....... Will tutor high school ••••••••••••••••••••••• Color brighteners, whl area. Tan 540-9915 -H.cty._ lge truck Lowest rate. will clean your home or carerut service. 552-0410 64&-l067 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• math, alcebra. Babysitting, my home, 1 crpls . 10 nun. bleach. ClellftiMJ Strficn ....................... Prompt. Call 759-1976. apt. 760-1793, 835-6049 •Two Brothers Moving • International Painting BALBOA ROOFING CO. 642-6724. yr & up, nr Victoria, Hall, livid.in rms $15: ....................... JACKOFALLTRADES Thankyou,John. GeneralHousecleaning p t c t HI hQ ln /r-Alsoskylif.hts& C M h W. d / l rt romp our eous g uality. t """t plast-"&· WIMowCll .. g . 642·8482/646-57~ avg room S7.50, couc m ows carpesl oors Plumbing, l'lertri cal. CLEA.MUPYOUIA.CT Reliable -References Service 957 -0500 or Fruf.st.556-1631 "'"' Loving m"''"-r or 2 will SIO, chr SS. Guar eltm Home, condo, orrice heating Odd Jobs HAULING·-631.1993 Own trans. 962·0510 a .... a Freeest. &iJ.6743 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ""'~ od r--. l 997 8139 633-9168 ..., ~....... Sa mt Laurent & Sons . · Original Window Washer rare fo r your child, pet or ,,,,.,trepatr k . . I 638-4068 u .. --=-......._._ HOUSECLEANING PADDEDWAGON BestinPaint&Paper Roohag •. all types L1r Avg3brbome,S3S. M Th art. lpm or all 15 yrs exp. Do wor DrywaU HOME IMPROVEM ENT """j~ii4"' Respans1ble,x1ntrers Movers 548.0850 631.1351 guarSdiscounts Larry, &31-7698 wknd. fSun, Barranca m self. Ref!_S3t ·OIOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• REPAIR. PLUMBING. ---1~ --Call!J'19.-97S6 Careful, Courteous _,,642=.c·8233="------- & Culver, Irv Carol NoSteam/NoShampoo ALLTEXTURES& carpentry, elec, ttle Your friends and JapaneseHousecleaning andCheap. 497.4056 C•atOllP-.....a Orange Coast Roofing ~-9522 1 Stain Specialist Fast Drywall. Clean & depen· Reas. Free est No Job neighbors~ Classified Experl ced w kl OLLEGE 25 yn1 exp Lie. 4dl941 Reroofmg repain1 Call Extra experienced Pa· dry. Free est. 839 t!>82 dable. Reas. 631-2001 too small. 64..5·2.81J __ when they have Own t~am. 642.~J si:Sti~~ MOVING Bonded. ~-Refs. Colo~ 646·2389, s4s.173a tience, love, nutritious ROBERT'SCARPF.T DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC RESID./COMM'L something to sel I. HOUSECLEANING CO Lie. "1'124-436. expert. 963-a!U Dick SELL idle items with a meals. Rer Good rates REPAIR. Restretch. re 14 yrs exp. Fully lic'd & Complete Mamtenanre They'll tell you how well Own tram. Good refs. Insured. 641·8427 WANT ACTION! Daily Pilot Classified 891-6017 .!!l._all re airs. 673-8490_ tnsured. S32 ~9 641·8967 it worked ror them' I 979·9751!/964-41126 WATCH US GROW! Clauired Ads 642-5678 Ad "Let tbeS1m1hlne In" Call Sunshine Window Cleanin&, Ud. ~8853 WINDOW CLEAN I NO Comm1/Resid'I Free est. Jim, 631-1918 ~!'!'::'.~.~ .... ~~ ........... ~~~~ ~~.°!.t:!~ .. ~!~~ ~~~.~ .. !!~~ ~~.~~~ ..... ~!~.o ~~.°!.~~ .. ~~~.0 ~ Trwt so35 •·,~1••! ~.~~:~.~ ..... ~· ... ~~~ ~.~.~ ..... ?~ ""'-_.... .___._ I P r k h F 1 30 b t ••• • • ••• •••••••••••• •• • ...--F b · / · .-•r-·, _ 3169 art um ... 1tc priv, I ema e, w1s ~s o furn rm Ill lrg 3BR. 2BA •DELUXEOFRCES• SattlerMhJ. Co. Loaf & ,..-... ree us~ pnv. par· ••n••••••••••••••••••• lndry rar1l, emplyd share w/proressional home. Nr Ocean S & 12&3 room Noleasere· COIPOIATE All t r 1 l t ••••••••••u••••••••••• ty classified I.Jal. new 1 Br Yearly. garage male, $159 Aft 11, remalesmall 2Br house OCC. Mi F 2S+S200 mo quired. AdJ. Atrparter PRit«•oitUT inveit~!n~s';!~~; e ~~ 5100 publicaUonTI6-lHO parktng, step to beach. 646-0936 on Newpart Island. $240 975-0444__ _ __ Hotel 833-3223.9-12. ~ '"""' S IR ••••••••••••••••••••••• S440 Mo. 673·3958 or XLN'T pvt ba & enl nr mo. 673·().Dj. _ Male/female to share ~ Lost & ,._.. UOO ~·6899 Hoag, no smok/k1trhen Chnstiao f lo shr bt 2br. 2ba Newport Beach A.llPOIT Desires t.o rent quality ~ , .,. WOMEt4'S CEHTll ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 18r J carga:agespal·e. S175.64~103S house in H.B. No pets~ Condo. pauo, frplr, EXECUTIVE ~~~~~~~:~ ro~~-642·2171 54S.061 1 Pregnancy tesUng, im· Lost:Tortcise,900block, FOii ABS llE fl£E cal: '4~5671 stove & rernge, wall to Lovely large room. Ca $27S + $59dep 968-Jll80 phone $290 met uttl. SUITl Seasonal, yrly or option WE PAY THE MUST med. results. Low cost ~r~~n:\,~: MRe~a~dt wall crpts, •,, blk to brh ble. Kitchen 1;mv S22S ED F 646·7332 _ __ Several offices avail. in h N For your TD's & notes. abortion. All methods of llJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!I!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I Adult 118YJ 36th. St Mo. inclds utJls. Dana WANT 2 M/ rmmts G ruu service exec suite lo pure ase 0 AtDennisonAssoc birthcontrolavail.24/hr ~645-~636a~~·-----Lost: lgt f blk ft wht S400 Mo. Pt. 661.92111_ to shr 4br ho111e 111 H.B arfor~... children, no pets. Will 673-7Jll. help hne. 547.9495. EASTBLUfFF. Spacious -r SlS?mo. 968-352lleves. .. ................. ~!~~ ~~~~~~. O C Aipport ~~~}!~ ~doci~~ r~f'B. Second &Third TOi's. """-'==-=~=--Found: Wirehair Terrier ~:r!::~1'N~t!1::5: IBR . pool , Qu1et Ho~ls,Mohh 4100 MATUIEPIRSOH Stof'Ol)t~ NEWPnDJBU"ff area ContactSecretary, Tom REUNION: Attention all ~!;herdc~.ki!~~~: H.B. Kids heartbroken. pleasant area Single ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm home on the on Balboa Peninsula "" t.IMI Pam -=645-~1=103=---rormer employees or the & more. Also Cats, Kit· Reward. !lllG-4635 adult No peL'> SSOOmo SEA.LA.RJCMOTEl watertosharewllhlady nexttoFun1.one(10"'1 ft PRlMELOCATION (7141975·1152. wkdays, Exch S400K equity to Pacific Telephone tens & Rabbits Irvine found: Irish Seu.er Mix. 644-4767 Wkly rentals now avail SJOO x 20"'1 fl) ACRCliS FROM 9-Spm. SMill So. Lag. home for Balboa Manual Ofc A Animal Care Center. Red Male. Sparuel Stter Lg 2 Br. ocean vu. nr pier. S112 & up Color TV _!1!2n66~er~ 673-2943 673.3930 SHERATONHCYl'EL your TDs Call Paul reunion is to be held at 754.3734_ Mix Male Black &Tan $600 yrly Chair hrt Phones in room 2~4 F to shr H.B apt w/frplc , Single g~~ ~ Costa 1249 sq rt Ill plush, Cull Lease or lease option ....;'99-=:...5648=---=·-----the Balboa Pav11ton, -=-"-"-'=-----1 Mixed Breed. Female Res~.cpl.642·3912 Newport Bl vd CM $225, utils Ulcl 848-4450 Mesa ssomo. service office bldg. Im· wanted Execut1vefam1· Wanted S2"1,500secured Sun.Oct.2S,4-8PM.Call FOUND: N•t McCaw Lie 330. Newport 3 Br 2 Ba duplex, lower 64§:.7445 wknd or aft. 6:30. 851·2175 press1ve S1,>arush decor. ly. xlnt credit. seeks Sub m 1 t orr e rs. A I. ~::::rv~'::!.Oct 15• in Newpart Beach area. Sltelter. 125 Mesa Dr 1., blk to beach. xlnt Live at Newport Beach ---antiques. tile noon, in· 5·6bdrm home w/pool & _,63=1:...-4.-..7=52'------67S-7591 CM. &44" cond Av&l·lnow. F•nlc, (PCHJ SIOO weekly NB prof gentleman will SmcarorSWrage.Safe& ter1or plants&: spa Following areas: ·,. shre beaut home w/mtr Secure. CM. $45. b s / ft f Bl c I · T gar. lndry, adults, no Pine Knot Motel ovr30SJ75 76(>.~ 673-n8'1 alcomes. 1.15 sq or g anyon. rv111e er· pets Yrly S725 tst. last 64..5·0«0 · 3 yrs Contact owner race . Shore CliHs. &sec Refs.12546th St V ......:--•-"'-Lo 4250 Female2S-3Stoshrw1F, Storage dble garage directly Harbor Ridge , & 557 8692 CIC•mva "'"".a C M S 2 0 0 C a 11 downtown Huntington 6JCJ687 Spyglass Send inquiries ••••• •••••••••••••••••• A n s w e r A d " 4 9 s Beach 100 mo 536-5050 __ 'hi' _ to Ad n~. Oatly Pilot. 2 br, I ba. gar. frpk I ~1 OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br t;42-4300 24 hrs ' . --p o B 1560 c t blks to beach. 212 30th st Avail Winter. Weekly ' --Mesa del Mar area. $45 IA.LIOA. ISLA.MD ox · os a ~673.2B3Q Monthly. 673-7873. M non ·smkr 21+ Lrg Mo. Call 7519905. leave Private office for rent Mes...!.,.92!626-0560. Rutland Road. Westrhrr PALM SPRINGS Pvt ~.+Cudtil~·.,]'!~77F13akes. messa e --w /bal rony to shr Active older F. Studio, Area. $500 mo. IBR home · pool/Jae. In Ex· ...,.,., ,.,...,.., OffictR...... 4400 wlother artist S260mo. cvtrmw/BA.OrShr Nr Community pool Walk elus ive Tennis Club Pror traveling F looking ....................... ~J979L _u§, At!Qut$240. S40.lb t 0 sh 0 PP• ng c a 11 area $800wk.1·323·9743 for same to share 2BR, 1617 WestcliU. N.8. Want MEWPOIT MUISE 675·6646, 833-3622 or Lrg Big Bear cabtnPool IBA m Old CdM. Non· financial lMl 70005.r EXEC SUfTES desires house or apt 644·80..!!.. table,colorTV,2 fplcs Jimkr. Mo.673-SSIO lsLrloor.A entS41·5032. Avail ror sub-lease in Clean,qwet,rehable Lrg bachelor qwet & pvt Slee s 14. 714/56-6916 Lovely spacious apt HEWPOIT one or Npt'sexrlus1veor. Calh filS.1516 __ No pets Newport lits Mammoth Condo 3 Br J East. N B ror employed pb.11....,ULA rice complexes Quiel. ~·oo 1 ·1 63 ....,.,.. younf lady wtth pnvate ~"~ a.silleu/tlrfHt/ ... tnc ut.i · l·'""" Ba. near lift.s. sleeps 10, 8 B Pl 11 Spacious execuuve of· handsome selling in 1t1-r 11 . ped 1 d r. a ease ca . d h ,....cmc:e Ve rsa 111 es s pa c 1 o us u Y eqwp 111c u Ulg 543.4077 fices across from Caty cl u es . • reeept p one ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2bdrm, 2ba. bll 1ns. maid service Wknd s . · HalLAllserv1cesavaila· coverage• Kitchen• ltlsllttss security, amenities $145a i ht. 77S.4274 Single Mom In Irvine ble. 'optional'. From 225 Util • janitonal • 100 SOOS $675 631·4459. wants rmmte S200 mon sq.rt. up al reasonable free photO<'Opies/monlh Opporlwllty Across from beach I Br Sw• for 1·2 thly, child OK 552.9224 rentals No lease re· * Ample P.arking •Secy .O .... G .. L .. ASEuoo;• WffbVKatioft u5T•••11t:1t ..... gu1red,call673-3002 Serv avail For viewing L. SIN E •. qu 1 + den Yrly S44S yourbeachhomerorone '""" ~ • ""'EWPOIT~_.._ call Qual.Jf1ed Services t111gb~~.sellingout Pool gar 210 Cedar Apt on the golf course nr Ma lure person to shr " ~ 1 Ul Inc al 97~0740 ALL suppli.es and fix. ll6. 640-5078 Scot~dale Arizona or furn. 3 br, 1"" ba C'Ofldo Prestigious, full se.rv1ce lures including· s. c.._... 3176 one in Breckenridge w 1fema 1.e Re~ s EXEC offices. lnclds IEA.CH FIOHT Display cases. waiting ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colorado ski area. <602 ) S300/mo. mcl uttls. rcpt, sec, xerox, under· OFFfCEILDG room chairs. Beauty 2Br Condo. 2Ba. frplr. 837-9057 Darwin Kramer 1S9·l980 ground pk'g, telex & an-for lease. PCll and 18th Salon hairdryers and wet bar. garage' PO Box 1 Rio Verde AZ M/F shr CM Hse. Nice tique deror. con(. rm. Hunt Sch. 3.000 sq rt.~ hydraulic chain>, mir beautlrul surr view 8S2SS surroundings. Fenced 644·7189. NNN AvailNov Isl. rors,shelvesandplants Steps to bch. $69S mo yrd. $210. 645-8978 842 5900 847 6363 Also, make-up, shampoo lttdoh to Slwe 4300 Single 25 to 35 washer & EXECUTIVE --· Qr --· ---and hair products. 492-1619 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUft'll!a-500 sq rt back orrtce · Call 63l 9754 or WH""inter 31H Cutliviogexpenses' dryer.S200mo,smallde 11 ~ multi us e Space in fl 6 ~ ....................... Es tabl ished 1971 posit,642-8104 IN Irvine Industrial nr a :..:e;.:...r =-•-=c.=o=---- S285 1 BR. Carpets. Featured Ul Time Mag. Rental needed. Resp HBJTA.GE Airport. Perfect for HOT DOGS drapes, stove. Nr Shop La r g e CI 1 en t e I e male 26 seeks 2 br +2 ba PLAZA. artist 75' per sq ft. f REE ST AND ING ping. Park, Church Isl Personal attention & w/samein COM New luxury office space 540-3903 __ Good location. Lots o( t Dep. Call Eves ror careful screening Time (213) 836-171~--1 n Irvine's busiest Prime~ lch Loe. potential. SllO,OOOTerms . .?PPL 847-3600 Saving! Prof M IF 21).30 yn1. share center! Easy Frwy ac· 645-4203 645·1103 &~fwwislwd HOUSIMATES spacious 2br , 2ba. cess. Avail. now! Call Approx. JOO rt suite Gold & Siver leaching ~u"~ JtOO 832·4134 ___ Balboa Island apt. fordet'11s. Prkg .. ruU serv., on the operation 100.000 tons ....................... S32!>~ Vz utils John 551-1231 640..4230 wattomeseeitnow! on the ground I man S E A W I M D ~~~flct~~~~ 85t 0834 9·5 Eves & $250 Up. Hunt Bch. HewpotiArdtn ~·~0\'cf.;85Pv'!; ~- GE La r .1 est G a y w n~S7>79'7-4 Carpel, drapes. air. Tobi ... ~ 2200 oz Gold. 3000 oz VILLA Mate/Female Room LAGUNA Beach Mellow. 17301 Beach 842·2834. CallJudy Silver $10.000 buys $ New 1&2 bdrm luxury 111 ate Se_rvice in Sol straight, non·smoker lor I 7TH 5'991trr 642·4644 for appt. to aee 25"' inte--t in Lea"hm· g d It ts · 14 I 1 Calif. G.R.C. ror renta 3 br, 3 ba house l'h ,.._, -·1r '"" ~ M~m~~om~.~bd~ needs.IHPM blocks from Victoria COSTA.MESA. lusineu ...... 4450 operation. Call 9·5. rrom $535, Townhouse 1213)63()..3()40. Beach. Ocean view. S233 2 or 3 room orfice suites. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...:7c.::;60::..·.:.::14""'71'-------1 from $610 +pools, ten· mo. utils incl. Call: A/C.plentyofprkg.Util MEA.TM.ilKET nis, waterfalls, ponds ' Greg, 494-4267 incl. Avail. now Call llET A.I. SPA.CE N B area . Fu II y Gas lor cooking & heat· BALBOA ISL ANO ReaJonomics 675-G?OO 1280 sq. ft. Harbor Blvd. ~wp·d. Xlnt toe. Beer a. 1ng paid. From San BA VF R 0 NT Sh r Costa Mesa. 250 sq ft. +storage. S500mo. wme. Sales $250.000/yr. Diego frwy drive North beautiruJ 3 Br 2 Ba apt suite. S175/mo Utils in· Realooomlcs 175-6700 Nel. $59 000. Own pay· on Beach to McFadden with M/F straight. S600/ cld 779 W 19th St. ment . k0,000. Dys : then West on McFadden mo or will consider 2 Ill· 771·3350. Store for tease. 750 sq. ft, 646-67'15; eves : 631·0476. to Seawind Village dividualsalS375prmo BAYFRONTOFFICE primeloc.C.M.S2"15mo. --------•I (714)893-5198. 3 offices to screen, check each; noo·smokers pre-500 feet, janitorial, park· 646--4041 daxs only. IOCNM 4000 ref's le employment. will rerred. 1st, last & sec.. ing, etc. 711().9440. CCMWrdal •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• match you with the right refs. Brian 673-ll88 Alrport-6 offices + lg lltwt• 447S Laguna Beach Motor Inn, Roommate! M to shr furn. 2 br, 2 ba divided rm. 511' sq rt. in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 985 No. Pacirlc Coast Balboa Lsle apt.. Neat, cl. ma int + uUI 641-8070, p R 1 M E AR E A 0 r Hwr. Lacuna Beach 30DayGuarantee nonsmoker, prof. S350 24-hrs NEWPORTBEACH.330 Dail,'f, Weekly, Kitchen mo. yrly. Dave6'73-320ll Share 2 ofc auite In pre· to 470 sq ft. Suitable for BEAmSALON Annual lease Space and equipment. $300 mo. Fully equipped 3 station salon. Owner ill. R.H.R. Agt, Newell f Glll , 673.7300 available. Low winter Resp M over 40 to ahr hse sUglous airport area. 375 office or commercial. ~94-S294 253 offwiththisad w/F/teen/peU $275 incl sq ft for details call Call675-8811 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Balboa Inn. $90 & up util. Rers. C.M. Avail ssi.6226. S w Im m I nc Po o I weekly, Kitchennette, o,_,.eo:t51·7714 10-15.642·2533aft~ ................ 4500 Chemical Service Busl· ocean front. 67s.8740 M/F 25.35 to shr 2 br apt, AVOID HIG+t lllMT ••••••••• .... •••••••••• neu. Laguna Niguel Newport He i g b t s . MASTER/VISA Cd.M nr bcb 1225 + ~ 17tU1'1\stlnSA PRIME 2:500 sq.ft lnctd· area. No exp ~a~1 Females. 2 rooms avail Accepted utils 's73491' Ooly*l'-NICEI office space, light in· will lral.n. S.W,000. f'uu In house. USO each · f .... 300tol100eqft dustrial unit. Next to amount reef Wiil nel Yg pro .to ~ w/aame, MllreSupp!e~ John Wayne Airport, '40,000 +. CaU Collect. N~rrr!:toshare 2 Fw~a~%!.brT=~;.,~: ::auU~an:ibJ~ COSTAMISA and 55 Ir 40S Fwys. Mon-Fri. 9-6 PK ~-..... W/D -s + ..., uUls le SomeL. c, a Ybt h. , ._,, Avail. immed. 97512112 _,O=-.;.as'f=.:...O""ll=l...__ ___ 1 Qr, 6 1 Ba. S300 + utlls. . ~· . aguna, nr ec , Fumished. $175 to -· R t 1,... fl ll.aN\ mo ~to• ~ sozir &te).NIM. dep.173-4743 HOOtmo.aS17'1Clint uUJ.!pcJd.CallMs-9161 ~ • ._1q. _, · .--, ._ " -""~="-="'-"':.:..:...==--1 ..:=:..!!!.uz:.:..x::::s.::w:..;==--1 1355 Lo11an, t l. CM. • ..................... . Room with private bath. Male ~ sbr Sbr, 2ba Resp. ftm. 28, shr near Im STmT §lS-$116 Widow llu money to k>an oceanwlew,127SperMo. htenrSCoPla.ta/Frwy. new pluab twt1b11 ST .._ t RE .. o-"' · . Spa. SZ25+sba:re utlls. w/reap, workln• fem. CO A~• sw... 4550 or • fl ,_, up. ••0 Sm 1 room •• ..._ auest 641-4913. Unbelleuble rooms 4500 aq. ft." lndMdual ....................... credit check, no penalty home, ...i.:.~~dtcor. Prot M/F abr 2BR. 20• to overlooklna brook ' otftces. 6rettptioo, coo· Garaaet•tarllt 12'W X Call Denlaon Auoc. • ":-·• aand. Patio. dw, lndry, uler fall. Pool, •l>!J fennce rm. ruaonably 3.S'D. Nur NB Poat Of. f1J.11U Coadoleedl-'pmon no ar f31 lake,etc.Sl50.N'wpt/C• ~tdc.all, · VENTURE CAPITAL: to C)(n!J'f Ira ~um rm. lllt11re respCNlble M tr, a. 7 alooomk! 8'7W700 ..... WllllliM 4600 Oo eqult)' buit, new aoo mo. lTtil pd Call OYtr .ao to abr ..... r. •. Prof: Mcm-amkr. M.I. OllfllCIS ......... -.......... ::~~~ :~i rr~e~ &ob~ et 1»6478 or Vtrde Apt. f'um uce~ Steltt .W d ...,, kb 2 preml• aftlm avail. Under1oln1 maJor re-l!Chpoioo • ..-. Jl1 l r rm ....... ,, .,... AlllWlt Ad • a . Prtme let .• ..,. r.vpet. mode Jina. 2 or 3BR ,.,;.~.bed. lllO. ~r your . · _. ........ .,.... lloan. *1._.. furo /unf11n apt/coa· ....,W__, HJt ,.,. 6 ,_ .. + .. .._ .._, r w/•--IO* w M/P. ~. •Prol ..... amtr1 ... -.. ........ alt. d/WM. tw 2 mo. WIWD ........ "_ ....... '" -...... _,, -..__._~~1c11 .... 6.8LllSUI bWat.._.flNptMlliloe_..._,ror lltl . .UI, kttdl prtY, ..... ,,.,. ..... -~ ··-....... CllMlllllld Harhr llt1behol. TD. Iota~~ ... -~,........... mtlll&IL.. .,, ... - ~ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 ~!.~ ..... ?.!~ ~!~ ..... ?.~!!' ~!.~ ..... ?.!!!' ~~.~ ..... !.!~ ~~!!.~ ..... !.~~ ~!.~ ..... ?.!!.° IUTA••Mf &Mt&.... .. .. .W.W..... 111 W.W 71 HelpW.... 11M DllVlllUCllVER OtoeraJ Uvel.ni.o-k•pucom· MUlllll ~C.... El RobertoNOWhiriaa ......... -....... •••·---............. -........ •0 ••••••• .. ••••••••••• ~':~~,:, ~~~ ~!f .~~,1 •~ ::::·~~~= ~:': .:O~V::: P /T day 6 evui:'! rlNld llU.. \IDdcr all .._..~Job wut· Buktaa Oen , tn~tdl• ol btnellta t Wl'Ort1AI at. Have Valid Dr vers for llren11d pro· atoR, rt.all time. MOD.· ~v0~:,'1 ~~PM ••tM, female, ll1tt M. Uve • imall11la11 phambhtl roducta. lllOIPhtn. SUOper"\rto Llunu Ref Req f•&lonall ca all thlllt. Pri. l1pertHc.e pre Monday lhru P'rlday 1\rlped, DD collar vlt TELLER Oood wor nr cood 11.ari. Appty tn PmlOft HI Esper ln a paydualric ferrsd bvt will tral,11. Atll for Marla o Pomona• RH Sehl.I Crudmolher lrP• ,..._ S1l1r1 open Frlo&e Oftly SE8.ASTIAN'S UO UVEIN "'"-/P. cU"al raclUtydellrable.Wtol· Call MH070 Aalt ror uh 8: ~ woman. Gd eook/nura a.....UL...... s-...a --__.. btnent.a. The Balll Matt. v . I . -" .. fer competitive 11111")' • ti . • • p I d r Iver I h 1 e ... _ -......_ Yowi1 creadve chef for 17 ..ao Mr rs Nurae. Mature, non· xlnt bfnCfita ln 1 IWQue · RE1'AIL·PmME Tune r ound wh ite ure/chlld/elderlyt1d 11 Mwpt let. fer Europun cuisine ~lllfll.IDAY 1mkr Rcxnn.bo9rd + settlns c,plstranoby h4t1pMEllf/.,.. Inc .. miau i ne Sbepbtrd1S1moyed .....,. ..tlll1~ WT r11tnra11l In Dina DRIVERSWANTEO 5/daya, 10-J.30. AMwtr 11lary Pvt. tiome Hrs · lhe~aff ~mrL.. Ad A11ocy nciecfirront publitherloolln1ford.la· mix Vic N Las Beach Ea per Aide houaellpr w/prier -II 1 Point Mu•t be ex· Early momJn.sbomede-phone. type, prlclna PM. 5·1 Qr&-l + wknda orflct appearance to play audltor in Lquna 1712810 11 pt · l ~ l ~.-;.a. ., ~ .. ,1...:-I perienced •capable of livery LA. Tf¥F.S. Call Betty between t-11, Nuraina 1rett client• ao1wer Beach/Newport Beach t.c.t Sml ~mese Fem, :!71.• em nm · ce .:;: •...-runnln 1 1 kitchen. Irvine' Newport attu. MZ·DS. Loollln• ror lntereaUna Non cel111led l1dJ S4.00 1>u11 Phonel 6 perform area Thun • Yrl ap. f1Hnlly 1nevuia Bil Ca Pb one OS SU2 or SU 5 + m 0 · J e 11 : Girl Frldl)'. R.E. • rare part time Job Typing, per hr. Excell. working v1rlou1 ortice dutJea prox'. 4/hn per day' Call on l3S W ~ •0235· book bua. Need up. Ptr no 1hortlw>d ~ulred. t'ooditlons and bcMfit1. ~d reaume co Bauo • ~tpm, Oct. 4UI or Oct Reward·l.41t family do& Ant 1 offet> ... HC• Clerical Part time exp. DltVBWAMl'ID w/typlna Ute bkllp, ar 20hra. perwecldncludca EOE. Bayview Con· Aaaoc. PO~ 80.10 Npt Sth. <1142539:%173. _ "Charley" 4/yr male. Cllris.._ca.rda etslf ..• sA' .W typist, phone_!, fillna. Maleorlemale.FT/PT. clerlc1I a kil 1 weekends Office on veleacent Hoapltal. Bcbtzel!O ___ Retail 1ray w/black spots, PRESCHOOL& •:r: • .._.. • amalJ b1&11y omt'e near ~pply In penon: Irvine Preat!glous Npt Bch or H 7 1. 6'2·3SOSCarol. llCB'TIOMST ASSIST.uff docked WI, Australian DAYCARECENTER w OI ,_ fw... Al rt.m l'lorlat.Z2UMartili. fice. C11J afternoons Orricc p~ MANAGll Shephttrd/l.ab n'llx . (co~2c~l~t';r~a & ••ct-' .. eo.toct Clerlt/Druptore, mature ILICTIOMCSP/T 631· Maintenance Glrtfridllv Satonly.&tol2 Pully experien~cd In Wearina red collar. L.B. Plictntia> •NW to ......... craon FIT or PIT Id forildlled &scml·sklllcd Joc••tradn IUM.DIHG Must be good wit'h num· 1, quality women s ap· ~rra.497.aio.49H&44. EN ROWNGNOW! pol......._ ®rJ.f4t7$7$, . or we train applicant.a for arowln& spoc1.swear MAIHTINANCI bera. Full time. split parel. Pleue call LOST Rina, man's gold, Ut 10 childnm enrolled CLERK TYP1ST Entry·' w/1ood math back· Co. No aewln&. Part and utility worker shift artefooons off llC9'TIOMST (1l4)~Nl080or Mpply tn w11olitaire diamond. U0.00 Discount Hrs. .,,.icllllw bef11Q •· level position ror re· ground. Cali/. Air Na· time. Ctl!ffZ.Y needed. Good driving re· 964 223hskrorMlke For challeoslna N.8. person Mr. Elliott'll, EWARD!873-70. 6:30AM·8:00PM . Part· c9jhd 11fw11 td"AM-entry penon with 1row· tlonal Guard. Prior cord 1 must. Valid tour ofOcc. U&ht exper ..... § .... C~ ..... Pl..,.a~Y-·---- Lost : key1 ,brass snap-0n Limeatudent.saccepted. lPMi• lng medical mfc .. in military helpful. Call HA.llSTYUST draversllcenserequired PAUTN req. Goodlypina,apell· RETIR E!!: ror beach type keyrin , vie. Nwpt 548-3468 c 17141 Tustin. Typmc reqwred c I n d y G e h r 1 o g needed for progressive XI n t Co be n er its Crew Supervisors, work in~ & a.rammar tAten· P 1 r It 1 0 1 I 0 l . Blvd/B 7 Retlned lady, avail as 50·5$wpm, pleasant 114/'79·13113 beauty saloo In Irvine. pleasant working en· P /time evenings & Ua . Ooty level headed (7lC )8•8·841•. S46·808§ IMt Lro F cauro cat. travelin&comf rorfami· 631 9205 phone presen~ a must. Eu>er'dpref.857-4686. v1ronmeot.Cootact: Pal weehndl Supervising indlvlduala need apply eves • h • Conl1d t7L4>544·7991 for HANOYMAN·Part·time Mills AMF Scientific I.he door to door sales Travel benefits to So. ---Glenneyre ar Mountain IJ' wll t'h1 d or Sr a lk1U0n. £l£"1'8MIC S.Shour Mldthavetools. Drllllnf Intl 180ll crew of youngsters. Ex Pacific. &l.bnut resume sales R d · La II 8 c b CJtuen8'1M&ll CITIZENS co M p AN Io N t 0 r "111Ull'I 846-44TI Mitchel So , Irvine cellenl earninJs for to· T Lehr, 2A812 Tim OUTSIDISALES EWA ! .ms ...., W..tM 71 FED SAVINGS .. children, pttferstudent, SALES H•low••a.su H ~7-9051. EOEM/F person witb ability to berwood Way, El Toro rosmONSOPIH Found . Cairn Terner, M. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• LOAN S anemoorw/week. Own M an u fa cl u r e r . s ,_ -~ motivate. Van or large 92JS30. Sellin& reader ad adv. to Chriataans Farmer• ADMIM. ASSIST. tna1. $$0/wk. Irvine. repreaens.tive witb ex· Fu.II or part time Apply Manaser Traditional car is needed. CaU llC.,. ""'PfST local mercbanl.s 1D a P~ Mrkt, £1Toro.49U278 forsm1U ltOO &steel im· llOO W.CstHwy, Ml 979.7900 ('!°din& lines Ln elec· In Se rs o n .Crown Worn en's Boutlq ue Media Merchants Full or p/U~: send re· tected terntory Xlnt. Found Older Female port (Jrm In lrvlne. Cd COMP ON l . _ .. _ Har ware 1024 Irvine M"•l ... ex:pe,nrl1en""'d ln 2lM27·2756 EOE commlsslons & bonus S EOE&MFH ANI forlovey, mccompOOentsseca> w tc rr B. .... ""' Send n sumeto.PO.Box13ll, ~Se,.rhrnotazi~" Thheupresdrady. oppt'y for bright, friend· elderly lady. Require· sales engineer trainee. all phases resume PERF00ni.onl_\ME5~ in Costa Mesa, CA. 92626.. progfra maA, g1ood PCo " " ly . ambitious person ments : exper , non Attractive commission HOUSECWHEIS lo Ad !I 7m, Daity Pilot, Ea.stern mg I bene its. PP Y. en mornln1.V1cEICam1Do who has an analytical smokerordrlnker Refs. rat e and benefits Prefer car or driver's PO Box 1560. Costa Telegram Co needs RECnOHIST nysaver 1_, Placentia & Cristobal SC. Dan & mind & er\)oys worlung Banking 642.2237 packageoCfered.Forap Ile SS/hr with exper Mesl!....9~1 Ca Singers who love lo For Newport Beach law AveCMorcaU:642-~11 Pally Bre.?Se. DP with people. Poeitlon in· Making Waves cw pointmenLcaU 8!M·72S7. Full or pt/Ume. 9fl0.3'168 M .... ...,.CURIST perform 10 (>Ublic. Must firm . Part It 1 me, l•-------Found: volves typina, computer """" ,_,... have ~ood singing voice 8.30amlpm. Mature, ex-Sales Bird on Easts1de operation & lelephone In Newport NEEDED· Broiler coolc, HOU6ECWMl:IS needed for progressive & reliable transporta-perienced individual re 646-~ contact. Prior import U you are looking for apply now at CJ. Fish & Estimator to work for Janice's beauty salon m Irvine. 1ton. CalJ Mon-Fri. 9-S. quired. Good phone ri not · ed more than1"ust another C S t B h l Wanted . Roo fing R _ .. •--· ~/days 8574686 61"1212 h • I Found : Australian Cattle expe ence r~uar 0 · unae c a estimator. Old expand· agg.,..y niu ... , .. -• • v-· lee n1que "' Peasant Dog. IO/l, female , blue bul gd typing skills & job, consider a ca~r Peters Landing. No exp ing company. Looking week, 8-4pm. 675-2514. MarkellngSecretary Petition circulators S7 + personality a must. Call merle. vie Mesa & pleasant personality are with us ! We are in· nec .. 592·M36w846-0623. for individuals who are Work for maJOr food hr. FIT. P/T. Fun & KlmorJune,833-9980 Irvine. S.A. Hts 6311030 essential Start around te r viewing for the Cl'V'Yi familiar with the con· HOUSECLEANERS to l"hain with XJnt benefits _easy 1ob. 840-6912. REC--...IST/ SlOOO. Contact Renee following positions · """" ti . d N $5/h PIT "ar .,..,5123 & promotion op. a-n"" dys. Labine at Trans-Mark: Mon .· Fri. days. Apply In st rue on ID ustry · 0 r. •" ·'""" rt ities. ~2625 ,OLICE CADET I TYPIST Fou nd . Young ma le 9S7-S7S7. Teien person, weekdays 5 6 roofing exp nee. Salary/ City of Fountain Valley. needed for multi/brant'h Siamese Seal Point Cat, Full-ume. Must have a P m , C a I a b a s h CO m rn Issi 0 n · Ca II Housekeeper/Babysitter MASSEUSE & REC PT. 20/hrs. week.ly Vaned Travel Agency ln Irvine vi~. Placentia. C M AMSWHJMG min. of 1 year com Restaurant, 179 E 17th 642·7222for · Non·smoller. Father and Must be altractive and ;obs in police dept. Must Good phone voice and Identify. 64.S-5986. S9VICE merc1al banking teller St., Costa Mesa. Executive Secretary. 5 yr boy· Room, board + have pleasant personah be 18 yrs. of age. Inquire front orrice appearance Found:4/mooldGerman P/Thelpwanlednoexp experience Counterhelp,amshilt.no Established Orange salary . 675 3793 & ty.Apply111persononly immed. Personnel amusl.TyJ>U1g55WPM Shepherd, vie Baker, nee Answering Sen•ace exper. nee. Apply 1n County Bldng firm. 52.1-4920 12 noon to 8 pm. Circle Dept., City of Fountain Xlnt salary and Co C.M. Call C.M Pollce SJ.SO per hr to start. Stcnt.,r person. Dlppit.Y Donuts, Shorthand required. Housekeeper aid L1ve-1n Massage & Heallh Spa Va 1 ley , 10200 Slater Benefits. Call Tommie Depl.after4pmforanfo Call 83J. E.O.E. Ideal candida e will 1854New Blvd.C.M. Send Resume. PO Box English speaking Must 2501 E Pacific Coast Ave , Fount.a.in Valley. 333.2977 p AMSWBIMG possess excellent 175001rvine92713 drive. S600 per month Hw_y. 963·8321. r~~~~rS~oCo~~~=sd!i S9YICE secretarial skills and IDEUVdEIY/tDRIVEIS Ex .. "uttveSecret~ry 552-7045. MECHANIC E.O.E. RECHEPT10S~SST/ have experience 1n mme · P ime open "'" " Housekeeper & Cook, Wtthorwilhoullools p · w ..,,,n •~ _Mar646·33'19_ Part lime & Full lime mg& available for de· Join the exciting world live-in . 3 ' 1 no 646-SJlO restige omenss • .,,,,an Personal assistant to Found Shepherd blk/tan. graveyard & evenings, ~~a~J,f ~c~ fye~ livery drivers. Must be of radio & television. Be I children. o.!dpuvtt.s;m & ~~~es~~ ~Ut~c~~ successful. very busy male Malamute, blk & no exp. ~c nun1mum ing. Short.band not re-21 with good driVlng re-the right band person to I ba., color TV, lrg beaut Mt*al Asst 1 Send 1 C f executtve Must be ex· white female Aust typ1Dgrequired.Call. . ed but di hon cord & able to work the president Call home in Anaheim Hills. Experienced Front of· ~a~oon 177rPliv::S~:e tremely attractive. Shepherd. blk & tan. 631·0140 E.O. E. ~~rience~:fry e eve nm as. Starts from Bentley-Hayes Assoc Public transp nearby. rice Extensive typing Ave NB 921663 superbly groomed & male Shepherd brn & I ASSISTAKY' MGR. S3.S0.$4/hr. + lips App-549·2625 Sal based on eicper Plastic Surgery office have a vi v ac 1 ou s tan female Newporl 1 R bl Our success Ul lhe In· ly daily alter Spm Me & Gal Friday Musl speak Enehsh Hununglon Beach Xlnt PRIMTIMG personality Duties in Beach Arumal Shelter t 2t'~~~:i'p ~:; b:; dustry allows us to pro-Ed 's Pina. 17th & Energetic, strong office Ref'sreq. For app'l't call salary for excellent C.....-./Stripper elude light secretanal 1n _644·~ p12zaparlor5-6everungs vide highly rompelitivl' Tustin . C.M Also procedur es, detail 64.5·8480Mon-Fn -worker.848-1133 FM. Must have exper extremely qwet, pretty FOUND : Fluffy gray & per week Some ex per. salariei; and benefits in· Bnstol & McFadden. person. llOO, med ms MEDICAL OFFICE in multi color stripping one girl office + con· wht smaU cat. 631·7548 1n fas t food &/or cluding Medical,Denlal, S.A. 642·5251.Non-smkr. JANITOllPilTTlMf 20 /hrs week Very Hiqualitywk.CallLeon siderable local driving. or646-2847, Vic. CM manaPement preferred paid vacalJon and more DELIVEIY/STOC·" GENERAL OFFICE Immediate opening for 3 t I t h (714) 540.24811 Benefits Inell.Ide lots or · P " janitor to work ma ure, peasan Pone variety & freedom. F 0 U N D Go Id e n Starting salary com· F /time. xlnt benefits Thshoewre'bsus°?. ~~~meses~liakrte weekends. dar shill For mReapnl~mP.TyO. puiBogx. ri41m13g7. 'fTIME EYIMMGS ftreat starting pay & un· Retriever. vie Irvine mensurate w/exper. Ask Apply Moo· Fri 10lo12or t0-7 or 2·»11 ·30 t!IS E .-.v · 1 · I M k v , h C M Al r 2 lo • or call : Pe...,"nnel · · · · or Sebastian's life ·ne. in erview ca · 1 e •· 1 92716 Ca.1th-1mited growl poten· Ave I 20th St NB or ary or a ter • • .,.., 17th St., C.M. viani. rvm~ _ · ----~ lial. Good education. PEP BOYS M-.y,Moe ....... *SALESPEOPLE hln- IF YOUUKE SALES. YOUtt.L LOVE PEP IOYS! Take advanta~e of this opportunity to Join one of the nation's leading auto parts relailers/ service centers. We offer an ex cellenl starung salary and a benefits package lh at 1n di.Ides discoun ls. paid vacations. medical and life ins , bonus plan. pension and more ' SOUND INTEREST· ING~ LET"S GET ACQUAINTED! Apply ID person at: ~ PEP BOYS I 5221 ltadt ltfd. Wn........,,Ca. 642·6020toidenUlx 5pm.(714 3963. Dept.(714>7~6000 "'All dn d I People oriented person 71 64 66EOEM/F YotlthCCll'rien ~ very ver an sa es needed immediately for _ _il_!:_1-1~--MEDICAL SEC'Y Adults with outstanding stab i Ii t Y & 5 e Ir· ''"Oftoh 5350 Aulo ~ trainee. Moon)lghters box orrice division. App-JAMITOR Fountain Valley M D attractive personalities motivation A MUST !!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• IODY SHOP SEC'Y ~ !~?co~~.'e1:si~ytu:~~~ ly ln person only. Sebas· Raleigh Hills Ho.spt, an needs experienced Cronl who enjoy working with Write very detailed let· 1·-------• Equal Opportunity Employer M/F For lolal slreils reduction Ex~enence nee. Contact ~ Bank lian ·s, 140 Pico sc. Newport Beach has an office recepl1onist1sec'y 10.15 year old youths. ler in cluding ambitions, SALIS •· elaxation massage Ma" e Warner 673 0900 SlO.SIS per hr Call arter · f 3 d k Re l"fl ·• rsonal Steve l0·8,548-2817 X . --of 951 ·2642. or Garden GEMERAl.Of'ftCE janator.Monday·Fnday, qu1res excellentclerital 642·4321 . ext 343 description & desired Tlred of sellingbouses7 "' r ' · :i 1 PM . El Toro Area 1mmed. opening for a or ays pr w Evenings 6-9 Pm. Call qua 1 cauons, pe COMMBCIALR.E. Attractive Ladies would Automohve N Leading pest control co. day shift. Xlnt Cringe & written communica· belween 2 p.m. and s salary Wnte Box #946. days a week? We need love to party w/you Call CL&ICAL e\\'port Gro~ ne-eds f/time general of· benefits pkg for ID t1on skills Apply CSA p.m. Ask for Andrea Daily Pilot, PO Box 1500, one licensee lo learn the LynnorLauneanyt1me. Sales ~1e~. light'--'". DENTAL fice personnel. Entry-terview can Joshua Inc 17601 E 171h St, P/TIME · 1 Cos ta Mesa , CA skills Lo manage.broker " '"' """" E I 0""' E I M/F T u s t I n o r c a I I typing, genera 92626·0560. 953-9363 keeping and clerical qua .,.,.y mp Ex per ortho assistant level position. Typing re· Whiskey · C714>64S·S707 E 0 E office s days, 12 40.4 30 ~~~~----commercial real estate. --------•I background required for rutH1me position quired. OHlce exper. ~.E. M/f' 7141838·8000_ · Orange Co. Airport RECIPT10MIST Income from mgmt G-...ac0-_, Xlnt co~ny benefits. Barber concession· I Xlnt salary & benefits helpful. Call Ella. Mon , MODEL~ESCORTS area.JillWard,9~3633 "PVIMST while you learn Super nnn • .,..-, AskC S "th Alm ..1f·~e ~·v·te ~ .. 1•/Vc. "12979"""1 Lmtehc-Dni-'''"' be fit lifelllS· an Escorts · or ary mi ' · an u• 1"' 1 11 .,.... • ..,,., _;.-_ ........ Exper~F'1 t f'"m.e TJ!.1?~9530971 Immediate opening in neis. ur re. 24 Hrs. 641-0180 len Olds CadiUac. 28332 Country Club nd re· Dental Capistrano Gardens Models needed All lypes R.E. IMVESTM&n' loan brokerage co health insurance & den· C_./a.cb t:.~~~~i~f ist ra no. (}~e ~~·w'io~~g ~~~~~ ORTHO lDA .4SST General Nursery. 32136 M1gueltto Men. women & children Earn while you learn answer telephone. greet tal plan Cootact Ken. AM8'/MC,1Viso 495-0800 831·0800 Calif.926ro ~h:,~~id~~e2d5~go TlMlcAoolayCi.b Rd.SJC.661~. Noeic nec.548-7762_ H E R I T A G E public. and llle typing l-671!!!5!!!-&7!!!!!oo!!!!.!!!!!!l!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "'!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!ll!!!!!!!l!!ll!!!!!!!I Currently has openings LEGAL SECRETARY NEWS DELIVERY INVESTMENT w111 Call: Katie640-93SO . .,, AUTOMOTIVE \ ~ hrs/week Pleasant av1.1lable MF SlOO k. h SALESMAH --1 working conditions Xlnt Exp in civll lillgauon & 2-Sam. . + w leac you creative RECEPT10HIST E •••••••••••••••• PSYCHIC ESP READINGS PAITS ' ldtkt.t benefits. H B Rose . domestic law. Salary _lr!._CM,Ni19S3-8!!L. financing. 1031 Ex· Good oppty for mature, 4/~~c':s='~~l~r~°w115~ oeJ~~ign CoO~i;;:;.a:Ti.~ !46-2888. Tem.po~os1tion. ,~pe~.~!M878 , --N.;;:::~rho~~v~~ 8~f, ~~~~~!~tt=~li~:· ~~in:s:pe~'ri~c:~ comm 613-5.140 by AMANDA FREE QUESTION ANSWERED BY PHONE auto parts experience 646-7197 DENT AL evenuigs & 1 wttkend g~· .1 <'[iela1& ;iexri Pen USO per mo Ex per counselors re· supervision on a perms· Sales preferred. Call Glen for M~ew t.octi G.P. day. experience a must I Law ivSenJ resu~~1 l s.8·8441 or646-1413 reive 109"/'o comm. The 1s nant basis. Typing skills GREAT HOURS CALL 67J..(g)6 NOW I an appo1Dtmenl. * BLKESI'ORE• an unusual oppty for "d Full 1· C II ROYCAaVEI AOist. Manaeer or PT"""9Mt..ct Ho.i.. salary req. to Geiler & Mow hftnkwilMJ right person. Conliden-~sJU ime. 1:.i0322 •••••••••••••••• y ruech. for SchWUUI de· FT ci.air -~ osli-. SAM ·<l JO PM, must be Martin, 1600DoveSl.Sle Good oppt 'y for ex-tial interview. Call ·· 9~2PM ROllS~CE ale~ Must have pnor t.t. able to speak English. 135 N.B. per 1 en t' e d R E Vince~S880. RESTAUIAMfHELr or LEA RN I.he tremendous AMI> stor:e exp. Salary 642·52~3 LiquorStore .Stockmg& ulesperson. Xlnl Part l ime, mature 4PM-tPM possibilities of your own 640-4444 $10,400.544-91135. Designer M•'•Spo Cash Register ex comm schedule an pro-RE u-~ I counter help. Ideal for mind. Explore that AUTOM011VE llMDEIY HVAC Affc iMt perience necessary. Cessional atmosphere. • • VlllEI\ college students & mysteriousworldw1thin D.alirTra/ Need outgoing self W k / St S over 18.Applybetween8 Ask for Jen 631-7600or MEWPOITIEACH homemakers.11·3,Mon-Join the Los Angeles Times Circulation team & adapl your work schedule to your lifestyle. Work 5/hrs a day ln a Times Circula· lion sales office near your home & have more time for your family . studies or leisu~ly periods. We pay hourly & commissions. you. Free book, THE H C .... ......._ starter, p/time for Sr.~ 5.i,~J'k~· 8 un & 3 weekdays. 1888 499·2005 Strong background m Fri. Flexible hrs . MASTERY OF LI FE, •• • ........... , · t f d · p · Minimum five years ex· · 000· Placentia, Co.sta Mei;a. Nurses Aides, 7.3·30pm & R. E. finance with re-Airport area Call Ron explains how you can Full Ume Monday tl\ru vane y 1 lilies. rmt· r ff d . 1 f p M f master the everyday Friday Dealership ing,N.B.644-8232. ~C r~F·~ng~ •c~I~ LotltsSpo LitigationSecretary p/t1me. 3.307 30pm & ~1 :nt1a mortgage a t 2 or appt bl f "C & f d background necessary. 1 · · rpoj • mm 14....._,. Great Firm Loe nr OC 3·11 .JOpm. Sm cooval ro erage. construction 955·=0554=·--pro ems 0 u e m Contact Elsie Tompkins ' •t.t.-/S...-nst pro ect.s Airport. L-Ot.s of growth ' hos pt nr C. M Fair finance. takeout fmanc· Restaurant. M 91 ure happiness. Write Scribe al F' ......,... .....,... CPA Dahl, Taylor & Assoc M on d a Y • Fr id a Y opportunity. in super ..&1'.QUnds ~9 3061. ing, pension/trusl fund person day and evening SEC Rosicrucian Order, f~~ r:ol!:5~~sland. (714)549-5234 6:JOAM·12·JOPM. agnssive Co. Bently Nursing sales. Must have admin. hours. Racquet ball AMORC, San Jose. CA Call Cheryl 64().1335 Hayes 549-21625 Nurses Al~ & LVN's, ex per. to fully manage club. 973-CD bet 9-4 95191. DIETICIAMalEG. p~~~:~4:o~~ fg. ~P~. Live in. Appreciative all shifts. Call 0.0.N.. integrated R.E.llf1Dance 1---------HAVING APARTY! lo:t*11-r p 82 b d h d ,,.6.77., •. _____ operations Fu corp. Bartend1ng 4r food TOYOTA.VO&.VO l mmed open1ng, exp or e psyc onday tbru ri y, family 5 ays re-.,. '" benefit program with ForCl .... 1fiedAd service. 897 ·2149. ""...._.'"' PT n h F II hospital in Dana Point. 645-7358 ferences, ocean front participation oppt"ys. -527-4399 c .... ,..... ~~arge. b~kk5eep~r TakefullchUJeofbusy 6'5·1591. N~~~g3·11 30pm Sm Send resume lo : ACTION ""-•O·t lOJ • U O·t07 . ....,, ,..,.. Dietary Dept. incl. plan· Classified Ad #842, Daily Clll a f'llff w/somelyPmg..........u.o ning , purchasing, conval. bospt nr lhe 0 DailyPilot LOS ANGELES TIMES 1375 Sunflower Ave .. C.M 54().-03() I 'alWill* Automotive BOOKKEEPER budgel1n1 & personnel. C.M Fairgrounds. Im Pilot. P .. Box 1560, AD-VISOR odels•Escoru We need a s trong mac , gd s taffing. Cos ta Mesa , CA 642.5678 241n.957·212' rlXOPllATOI Tustin, full-time, F/C, supervisor with a 549·3061. ..-.92626=,__·0560~"'-·----Equal Opportunity Emolo~er Automot1ve background highly organized, creative & caring at I!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~ CHORES UNLIMITED preferred Xlnt com-responsible. exper. non titude. Tlus challenging ..& Personal to comm 'I piny benefits. Ask for smoker Good salary DMition offers outstand ','I a1·1y P1·1m ................... ·· .. : RCTaylorCo services.64.S-5794 Debbie Juelson, Allen A/R, AIP, Payroll [r;"g work environment: BEAUTH'UL Me:ucan Olds Cadillac 28332 Growing mfgr & 4 oppty for growth & xlnt ladies seelc mature sm Camino cay1slrano, service oriented bus•· benefits. CaptStrano by cere •entlemen for mar Laeuna Nigue · nesses. 832-7300 the Sea, 496-5702. • ~·0800 83l·lllOO nage. CASHJERS (714 )s:B-002'7 Babysitter/Nanny• ex-wanted for auto wash m Driver tow truck nat bed '•"°"al Stnicn 5360 ~~eefocr~y"2 ~f1~U::O ~~ N w pt Bch & Irv 1 n e exp. Over 21 with good ••••••••••••••••••••••• my home, Tues & areas.644-4460 __ DRIVING' reco rd A To.c:h of Clost.. Thurs. days in Newport CASHIER Custom Towing 751-1515 Escorts/Modeling. Beach. 61~2306. FULL OR PT trIME Have something to se117 M /f &Couples. Ba bys It t er, I 1 g ht call Barbara, 540·3280. Classified ads do it well. 835-~ MC/Visa bsekeeplng. Live 10 or • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• Travel 5450 out. Hrs nex. Spanish • • ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• speaking olt. It CLERICAL •, SOUTHAMERICA 675-2723 ria 19 TRAVELSERVICES ... =. LOOK :: Are my specl1Jt1es Tery Banking Jackson tours 759-0873 yr11 na SOUTH AMERICA UUA ! ! NOWONSALE' FUU.TIME • • Llame boy. A su So Position avail. in our : This is a sincere effort to reach an in· : A mer I ca special isl. South Coast Plau office. • dividual interested In more than Just a job • Tery Rivero Jackson. 24 Pltue contact: 1: We are 8 large nallonal company wtlich •. hrs computer a ied K1lhyAmbl.lrgey ~h w service. Prec1os ' To (714) 540-4066 • operates in the Newport ~ area. e • Buenos Aires S9S8, deal strictly in the sefVloe business. We • BolMa 1186. Colombia Cll lrftMlll otfet the rollowing benefits: S660. LJm1 87. Holiday Mir...,. apace I.a limited Please ttM'aAl.l nil now . 7S9·0873. Se r'9UU babl1 s .. 11paa..-89S Towne Center Dr 1. MAJOR MEDICAL INSURANCE PROGRAM KIDS-STUDEMTS NEEDED Earn $30-$60 per week. Trips & Prizes. Ctl Mr. Cli•ct at SJt.0601. l ~i±:.:.~ . ' <tt:.~~~ ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Einployt'I' ...... ........ 7015111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BANX:ING 2. COMPANY & EMPLOYEE RETIRE· MENT & PARTICIPATION PRO- . GRAM 3. COMPANY PAID VACATION 4. ANNUAL SALARY REVIEW • • • • • • laily Pilaf .. : .. ··· .... ········:., . . LOAM PIOCISSOI Lout Newport S.1ch Sann,. Iii Loan h11 Im· mediate openln1 ror a loaa proceuor. Coaven· Uooal Rtal Ettate loaa u11ul1nce requtl'ld. ausv oma. Salary coa1meD1Urate with n · Ptrtence. P'lall imuranee -..ma • paid career ....,.J, Plitllecall: . lla. 0.., ParitJ1 NftJOl't Ban.Savlap llOOIMMAft. ......... M/Pl.0.1. 5. EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY ($11 ,000 to $12.000) II ~ consider yourwlf to bl • atablt and tnlfgttlc individual, we would bl In· tM"'8d In talking to you. Thlt position 11 for wi accounts rec.lvlblt ellrlt • • • • • • • • . ' • • PAIT TIME EYDllS I Fot 1 pnonal and confldlntill in'9Nlft : call : We are prt1ent11 uekln1 adults wllb : pleaunt peuonalltltt who·would be ,. lnt.ereal.td in worklat In Salct & Promotloo with Dal.lY Pilot Carriers 10 to 15 fUrl old. Unlimlttd earn.inf• available to riOt penon Hrs: 5:JOPll to 8:JOPM, Mond11 tbru P'rid*I. Some Saturday 1vallabilltJ. For ceot, call. 642-41%1. all ~or Ben . ; e I •: : • OAAHGl COAST OAIL Y PILOT t • WW.IAYfT~A~~~tml : • • ~tOUAl !TY ~• ,:• '••e•••••ee••r.··················· ,··.... ............ ••• • .................... \ 7' 4 5~3-7590 ' 640-9900 NEW REAL ESTATE LICENSEES IF: YOU crave sper1alized, personal "How To·· training from one of the most successful sales traineri in the business. YOU want lo work in a plush. well.located office with a group of highly motivated professionals. YOU want on going sophisticated education & training. YOU desire the chance lo grow with a rapidly ex panding, progressive company . CA LL ME NOW in absol ute confidence and . BE A WINNER!. MB. IUDMAM 640.ftOO ~---------------------~---------------------·-~~- Sales Trainee For District Manager Tius highly successful local newspaper has an opening ror a trainee m the c:irculation department Basic skills will entail supervision of 10 to 14 year old boy and girl home delivery carriers Areaa or supervision will be delivery. collections and sales. 8electeil applicant will receive liberal starting salary, regularly scheduled raises. bonus opportunities and many Cringe benerils such as company paid denLal and health plan , group life Insurance. vacation ind sick leave. Comeany vehicle is furnished during worlnng hours. Applicants mual be over 18. have 1 good driving record and be neat appearina. Hours are generally U AM to 9 PM. Monday thru Frida.)'. Somt overtime Is available. U you are qu1lif1ed and intnested in learning the circulation business contact the Daily Pilot at ~ W. &y, Costa Mesa be<ort 10:30 AM or after 2 PM d11l.r. Ask for Don Willl1ms or Ken Goddard. rlld S.s Supe~ Limited openln11 1val11ble In tht Oranie Co11t area, for Hll·rnotiv1ted, career oriented Individual MW> can work wtlh Field Saltt Peopk. Train, motivate and aet r11ults. Slltion ••ton or van nece11ary. Exeept.iofW earnlnp, plus Job related bentfll.1 aval11bl• (or the rl1ht people. U you wi ~ullt rttulu· not JUJt \alt atiout ~t1 call: --. or hlttrview. Alll for ..-. Ohanct. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 3, 1981 ., Sell it all and put in yOur Pocket! DAY WEEK Bl>ays 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special flat r ate 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 642·5678. TM tW1W Dally Piiot 8·Day-ek It's a Classified PLUS ~~~.~ ..... ?.~~~ ~!~" ... !.~~!~~.~~ ..... ?.~~ ~~!':~:! ....... !!!.0 !::!: ............. ~!~~ ~~!':.! .......... ~!~~ .................. !~~ Mi:,.•_., IOU SALl~t8 11111111 ~ .__ ~ -~ ----...,__ HARBOR AREA SHIH TZU pups, AKC. 6 Pc Se~llonali dark Ctilln~ Fan·Casabella ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~Gll ~U.-..LL-L.JL..aA.&.~ APPLIANCESERVICE S2!iOandup.Cub onJy bro~r· ~~de.~~ ~~~r:2~ .. ~!~~:. e:i: B~~dY11~~r~du~~.~ New French Country F TIME OR We buy a.Md appliances 6Jl.93lll t~:,Y-11YrS900 · f' veru, • tuJJp IJghts. waJ 1.l~'!!.·~s.s~~- store open.in& Newport We aeU recond . cuar Sib. Hwsky pups, AKC. • se arm. 1299. Take 125. 730-0086 • VITO CLARINET area. Expe~ only PART TIME appliances. Si9=»77 xlnt marklnp. 1195. Pvt 640-6MS .... _. · Ca ll for interview I IUY ... -•.a.Ml"IS Rarty,:>SM&S. Smked &I.us tble, 4 cane Hide a -bed, like new , Xlnl &tuua .. IJ\Sll'\lmtnt 7M ' --~ bark chalra $325. 2 bar $180. IBM typewnter. 1125, 968-56118 • . Les 957-8133 Golden Retriever Pups, stools szs ea. alter 3. S 1 0 0 M a n u a I Clb6on Elec Guitar. old, SALES ~abric:store, ruu CPM Refrig. ms. Washer,' AKC,doanytime,canlv 673-1388 Typewriter. S2S all orig w case. SJOO orpartume RESUICH dryer, gas ranee. at6wlls,$17S.S4S-7264 NaugahydeSofa S'75 Xlnl Washer/Dryer, $125 Of!0Afl5~3734 646-4040 dishwasher S12S ea BEAGLES AKC. $200 cond.2Twnbeds &ldbl .1 f ~_hsi~~~~~=~l~d~~: OfficeFwlit•t& Salesperson, ladies high WEST 646·SMll 080 bed ea. 673-3834 ~ $.12$ 542-8798 ~P'•"' 1015 fuhion stott, Npt. Bch IMC Oryer, ,u, clean. works 12 wks. All shots. Lost Bed. Comp w/mal· ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Silary + good • good 85. 548·8513 or 541).91.SS tress,ladder,guardrail, I~'· •BALLOONS T y pewriter. Smith benefits.Call644·71~ AKCAFGHAN $130 , Uniquepersonahzedgift Co rona portable , Salesperson needed, WASH E R / DRYE R , HOUNDS 96J. for birthday, wedd.lll&S, .,eerfecl 145 MS-7m._. womensclothlngslorein GAvEo~oP.aiHeavy duty 3 ADO RABLE 7 week fabric: Sora & Loveseat. anniv.Calloow64.5-6«5 N E W SA NY 0 Laguna Beach. Salary .,."" r 1 tan background, nor al Ball ns or Ne~tt transcriber, $185. QuJJa. + commission + ' 673-li8sc . oldpup:7i 1 9 print w/oranges browns Rem . elec typewriter 548·1!193gr~5200 clothing discount. Ask Earn $4.00 per hour calling from our Nearly new Cak>nr dis· . & greens. $1~ Good Qn Kofabed, loose pillows, Garage SaJe, 2 families SlSO. Counter sz refrige New oak filing cabinet forJohn,$1134. modern office on our National hw asher, bit-in sso ftowtoYOll 1045 cond. Will deUver local· new $350. 2 grn living Children's toys & SlSO. Alum. ladder~ & credenza paid $875. Sell telephone lines. Courteous low key 646·1896 aft SPM ..... ~................. IY. 831·6259 chairs 125. Mahog dbl clothes. tools, old rernfl; misc. 493.oo87. l475. 846·6113G=--· __ _ SA~/TIME The Los Angeles Times Circulation Dept. cur rently bas positions available in sales as a repreaentative. You 'll tam an hourly wage + generous comm1ss1ons Call 957-2361, ext. 1204 conversation for major retail clients. Maytag Washer & Ken· 8~~u~~~tbiu1fcfr8:0~hots & Butcher block dinette set, bed ate $125. Anlq. ladies elec. bar signs, muc 2pc -;;ct ion al si9s . 5' NCR C ash register. 10 Day or evening shifts available. Part more Heavy Duty 673-0!'AI likenew.SSO. Oak desk Sl45.Antq.wht more. 715 Marguerite, c/aron tub SSS: pedestal yrs. Xlnt cond. romp Dryer , both electric 848-3478. wicker rocker SSO Cdm.Sal.10-4. smk SlOO: Iba sank $35. serviced 1·81. $200. time requ1 res some Satu rday work. 12.S tor both. 41M.7as2. l adorable kittens. 7 s As y Furn 1 lure . 963-4090 Moving Sale. Sal 9am ~·l..!.OL _ 759:_1985,,_e:::.:Y;.;::es::.:.·---- This is an ongoing permanent employ· 16 cu. ft. u~ght energy ~:!~~ ~·J:iee to good Aquarium. Twin beds, ANNUAL SALE Z87l Boa Vista. Mesa Crib. elegant Italian. S80 Copy maclunes ror Sale. mentopportunity. saver White West · . Masc household furn Hl.lliaCWt Verde, C.M. Desk. !ree Girl's IOspd, SSS. Uprt Xlntcond f650. CPM RES~~RCH inghouse, 1 yr old Cute Border Colhe 11 848 7 P~oc~tochanty. mower, chandelier. e~el_J8(1494.0328 __ 855.~, 768·1002 ~ 848-4497 u.llforSue. mo'!ths old, lo family 2 Belmont Barber Chairs, hsewares, Electrolux Coors Pool Table light, PHI 1017 5 4 5 1458 O'Keere & Memll bltn w/kads. 673-5604. 4 42x30" Mi"!:°~rs wrrlh Wa~~ ~ Ta~~O-f V ~!fnt~:Sw e~spreads, $75. Tame Clock. $100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • oven & range top, xlnt 1 '!eed a yard! I'm l, like wood frames, ...,,,1 ° er. · Both work well Eves Cockatoo umbrella male SALESWOMAN. mature, cond M7-82l2 kids do tncks & rrund 645·29'72. Washer & dryer. best or SSOHOMESALE! ! '' • ! ' 840-3320 with cage Loves pet· apparel eiiper CM Hair ~~~ -----gOOd I'm mostly Spr· IHome or orr1 ce-beaul fer Clothes. Toys. Odds Sat/Sun 8-5 only, in 2 Kangaroo SIMS Great 1mg. $700 or best offer. Size Shop Steady part Refrigerator Hotpoint , Inger Spaniel. ss.2·0952 I rtner's desk walnut ..!_e~7693 Irvine. S f'rwy to Culver, Rugs or Wall Hangmos 548-~l. S0-3269 . side by side, copper pa · ' h MOVING SALE Hsehld · N · ht (E ll " ~ . ume.541~ SEC'Y CEXECJ Waitress, eiiper in din tone xlnl cond S2SO To good bome, black burl ha-gloss, mate: mg items, l"·SSO Sat 8-4. exit o . ng as [75&ll00 6'2·~ Female AlbinoC«katiel. s AN o WI CH s AL ES N B. bwnness consulting ner / cocktails Also 645.5165 · female kill.en & black bookcase & l It.hr chairs Irvine Bl, left (No >Yale Mans 10 spd, 27 .. S60 w 6• black wrought iron GIRL High comm1Ss1on busboy rughts Apply male adult cal. 751·7368. S56-4564, 644-56(2. 510 P1 l .M. Ave. left cWest ) Orange GI is 5 rvt 24 .. SSS 18.. caoe t tSO 8."!0-42S7 Shor I hrs 951 ·4543. I firm seeking indepen· ' · · Upright dbl dr. rndge. FREE "·ttentogd home. s~ liv rm set. like new, HUGE GARAGE SALE Arrow Check in at r 5r.· """"~ · den l , s tab I e ' ex P B e n 8 r o w n s S6S New Sears. under C 11 9rus• 722 b f 5 or best offer Call I day onJy, make offers, school for mfo. Lillie Girls Bike. S35 Cananes, super singers. Birdie secretary with xlnt typ-Restaurant. lll06 Csl warranty, small office a ... 4 . e ore Hot tub. never used, males and females all S~rtn/~ 1·ng ,65 wpm>. phone Hwy .,So.Lagwia. sazefradge,SlOO. 5:00pm.AsktorLlsa. Pam,631.qf. 57. 1 everythinggoesby 4pmd Refrig, SlOO. couch ... Sl2S. Juki Baby Lock colors 64&~ , -~ n-.i un SaJ Like Eler dryer, xlnt con . bilces. lamps. glamour Se M h 855-4069 · Busy NB chltecural s k ills MF. 8 ·5 WonfllRM• 64S-637l 2miniaturebunrues &l neuec:ora .g e. SSS Chair , S25 <Halloween > clothes, w ac -·--Cockallel. 2 yr old M firm. Sharp person with tlJOO/mo 640-5430. Part time SPECIAL TY Kenmore washer /dryer, guRmEeEa ~ +71287lge cages. d~w r~~~'$7oo~ Hi~:~. Bookcase, $25. Sofa, S'1S baby cradle, stroller. all Paul Blame Henn early w lrg & sml cage S85. good skills (type SS SEC'Y, LEGAL ~ASTNER ~O park~g elec., xlnt cond, 3 yrs F · "'.,. bed, & chair, 1175. Desk, Bassinet, crib, SlO ea good cond. & mu ch 011, 24x48, Tat11t1an Cove, 646 411leves/wknds WPM ) f r iendly Estab NptCenterlaw 1ng and light masc ~/pr.675·5450 _,_,..._.. I050 S25Queen bed,S'7S.Cof. Misr.babyitems.Corree more. 25<$100 2l08 W 5.67l·6223evs ~'REETOYOLI personality for phones firm needs exper legal duttes. ~ust. good have 20 cu ft side by side FtF •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ree &endtables, set, S85. tbl, SlO. Linens, lent & Fairhill Dr. NB Sat/Sun Save rec:reatJonal fuel 1 I yr old female German and !root desk. Good secretary w/good IYP· commumcauons to help Frigidaire Rerrig. Cop· **I BUY** Lamls , szs eac h cam~ equip. Turntable. 9.;.S. seater landsailer. com Shepard very loving benefits. Call Wendy ing, dirtaph one & our c~unter sa~es. ln· pertone.$225.6'2-567l _ Good ed Fumi.t & MOR 17s1.3476 SlO at.gadgets 1oo·sof GARAGE SALE Sal & plete, speeds up 10 50 needs room to run 640-0772 shorthand skills Real tereslang.work with good Wh · I ool asher and us ure G tting Married selling misc. Items, 1" & up Sun. Moving everything m h 250· 640·~..l 831-8743 after S P_M_. __ Sal"~.a•y Estate UUga11·on w/em· surroundmgs. SERVCO d ir P . w II d d Appliances-OR I will e f . '1 f Sat. 9-4. 2720 Orion, S.A. u t go 8rt sofa Bronze Plate Glass Mir Blue & gold Mawcaw, pp ~IUI:•-. FASTNER PRODUCTS. r yer! msta e an sell or SELLforYou xtra urn. !nc so a· (bet. F'a1rview & Green· m 5 ' $125 8flXL2ft Parl/tlme. Attorney 's phasis on land us~ law. 711 W l7th St CM D·l operahngnow$8S ea M'"'ST .. ., '"'UCTlfta.I lov~at. dining table & ville , 2 blks N. of lawnmower. garden. ror, · · needs cash. will sacr oHice, Balboa Island. Sa la ry col)'lpetative. 645 61187 548-7071 "' aw"' """ 4 chaU"s. waterl>ed, TV, Sunflower off Green-yard tools. plants. kite 642-~-hand·tamed, talking, lsl G o o d 1 y pi n g & _64.Q·6960. · -Refrig, very clean, auto 6164616. Ul-'625 I am Js, s toneware, ville) Refreshments ulen. books, we1ghl Mtwporf Hoe. SlOOO. W /rage, vitamins, shorthand reqwred Call defrost SlSO 1 IUY FUIM'TVH blen er, etc. All less 545.409§ beb{b, "'.'eigh4~0 ~~cnjc r. Yadlt book, food. 1-628· 7200 675·5460. SEC'Y/RECS'T ~ 893-9000 Les 957 8133 than SlSO 842·9824· la e, m1Sc a Y Portraits accepting a Pl.os & OrcJ-s 1090 Secretary for construe Entry·level position in a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refrig.s. apt sz, St55, Lge . 879·5755· GIGA.NllC GA.RAGE Or. C.M. rew commissions for ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion co. tn San Clemle fast growing, exciting ......... 1005 frostrree. Sl65, lge side MUSTSB.l Lrg sec desk w/retum. SALE Moving SaleE New furn Chrlllmas.67~1.5 Kawaa Studio Piano, eirp. in typing, 10 key, advertising agency in ••••••••••••••••••••••• by side, s24s. guar Mahogany Obi. Bed SlSO. Queen Waterbed. Auto sunroofs. louvres. tools, fndge. Hsehold D 0 VE• SH 0-1 ES S1900. Lyon & HeaJy min. accounting, call for Irvine. Great potential 537•6333 w/mattress. Night stand 080. 673·9167 fuel la nils, auto ac items, misc Sat1Sun .. troubador harp, S900. appointment. for the right penon. Ex-WESTMINSTER Older Rtfng, dbl dr. S6S &dresser tomatc:h. Like Wicker Furn, cou ch. cesones. clot.hes, m1Sc 10-5 191 Albert Pl CM ESTATISALIE 833·2265 (7l4).... rellent typing & or-ABBEY new .. Must see to ap-queens chair. laundry household i t ems . ~2687 From PeMSylvania An· Kimbal1S WU1ger 500 l SECRETARY (EXEC' l ganiulional skills re-ANTIQUE MALL Runs good. New ofsc oosz prec1ate. Only SIOOO !Jr basket wall decor a Sat/Sun ~s . ._, Flower Garage Sale. Sat Sun llques, Collectables to keyboards Ult> Pedal quired Please rail 117SI WestminsterAve refrig.undrwmty 1 bes t offer Maria ·id • ..,,... Asking """' 10-4 An•inues & masc Junque From s• 10 Enlhusiasbc.efficaent& I )8J3.3960 645-637l 6l l 7797 art 6PM lions, pa ,_, St Costa Mesa. ...., ~645·..,,1295=----- organized. w/bkkpg Made yn {n4 . GARDENGROVE GE Dishwashers from weekdays, anytime S2SO.Allnew.msm 1059CheyenneSt.,C.M. !:~th:S~au~tn~r~~~h Beaut l980 Yamaha or· exp.4daywk Pdvac & Secy,IR~ S54-6\03 Condo conversions sso weekends If no answer Kitchen Table w l Yard Sale. 511 Orchid SUPER GARAGER tique French Crystal gan. never used, was holidays Send resume, Small Irvine C:Ompany . each Make orrer pleuekeeelryU!g. Leat~erctwrs, P.a1d SIJ5 CdM Sat/Sun 9-Spm Tras h compacto r , Punch Bowl & Glasses $2,954 Will sell ror will contacL Wnte Box orters front office posi· Ge.ou1ne Brass And Irons. 979·~ 20 f ....., Lo . asking $75. Still new Womens clot.hes sz 5-ll Typewriter, recliner , Clothes size 4 14 Books. S2.._SOO 644-4014 .. 11945, Daily Pilot. PO lion, must have good Fire set screen w/elec --50 as, new, -'· v 493 sm c t 1 & d twn bed. bike. books. nd Box 1.560. Costa Mesa. phone personality and logs Wht Colonia.lrrplc lkyclt1 1020 eseats, S88 Sleepers. Sle.e per Couch. la n os m e. o gogy I" og rum. etc. Sat Only 9-4. ~~~f9.Weights . Etc ~fqr~~~t ~ch re~::i':h·~~-92626-0560 typ1·ng s......tof65 WPM. $200.080.~SaftS., ....................... $199. FACTORY957·5708 room an supp ies, 621 Whit.ney Way, C.M · ~ Schwinn Cont. 10 spd, N~v blue, oriental Qo sz w/Oower design, Paid ous ware. 540-8190 Pow~ower, 4 blade, ~· 675-11171. 675·7805 SECllET ••y 10 ke1 a +. Hours 9.5 a. w1 d d $350, asking S200. Still ood d $7 -Starling salary SlOOO. mans bu.e, >¥nt con . spread, bran new new. 493-5237 EST An SALE M~ S. J.acobson. g con . s KIMIAU OIGAM Im med; opening in N. B Contact Loma for in· LA WTOH Mc:MEILL · 968-8996 1100, S4S-3US. '"'.".,..-:" farm. Cash. 64S-0490 Enterla mer / 111. Ong for Sec: y w~ood typiof. 1...a.. 1025 K. 1 b d SlSO 8 flowered swag lamGs. 10 pc Swedish mod. din· Aotiqu,e ~ideboard, col· Washer/dryer SlSO -pr •'M:JVI_ .• Bstofr ••• ,..,.,7 · · lerviewatSS&-2932 EST'"'TIS'"'1 E l dlzfh.9Mlilll1 .., in g 5 ze e · · s ·11 · Bo R ing set, end t~bles, love I t d ~~ .ro.r""' skills. Ute S & gen. o . "' -• -• Co . ._,.. Xlnt h an x. eg • ~r or s Ja~z rec:or s, I Cherry tbl/6 chrs SlSO Oct. l &4, Sat/Swi 9-6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rner uruts, _,.,, each Asking S25 each. seats, china cabinet, dm. set. Oriental rugs, · P'-Pimlo fice ex per Salary open Service station attendant 4480 Park Newport, NB RIED WOOD 2X6-S cond. 673-1255. 49l·5237 single bed. chest. desk. rollaway; dirt bike ale, Color TV · 546·31~ PeJf c;~?G0-9079 Call Dee, 644-Ul65. 3· lOPM Apply al Shell Oriental display cases & 4• to 20· long Xinl deck· Twin beds SlOO, maP.le w a s h I king waterbed. Can't list Free gifti.. Fun & f;asy Secretary Station 17th & Irvine art objects, brass. paint· ing. Fresh load arriving dropleaf table & chairs Italian Curio cabinet, dryer trreezer/ misc them all' Look for signs Have a toy party in your Piano, older upright, Learn advertising. Join Bb:'._d. NB. ings, furniture, books. weekly. Save at 55</rt S?St small chest SSO & beautiful cood. SSOO. 250 Greenbriar Ln. S or Warner. W or _home. 675·0:m needs tune· SZ SO this run company local· Service station employee silver. jewelry & collec· Jim 646·9885 anytime. m&nt table 125.640-7085 ?60-93Z2___ C.M 12 bl.ks E or Harbor Golden west. Sat. 8-? Redecorating. pri pty 548·8513 ... S48"""~4485=--- ed in S Orange County able to work days. Apply tibles.Absolutelynopre-Nails'. t6's & B's. s1i"oo Couch, loveseat. chair , Henridon din rm, china & Princet on I Sat Two families . Excep· CO M Lg mirrored '80 M1tsuvis hi rack Please Call Bentley at : 15922 P.C.H. H.B. sales. Dir: Tum L past Box.2!orS25.00 ottoman.$300. cab inet, server, & 10.Spm. tional qualit;y & prices wardrobe doors Paisley mount stereo system Hares Assoc 549·2625 fill ) 59z.1.571 guard houw. tum L at 631-0324 ~1287 Bedrm set. 760-9322 clothes. antiques, linens, draves. bedspread. xtra w1spkr. Sl.500 sacrifice SECllETilY SEWING Isl street, go all the way 2 M o Water bed . Sora beds, twin corner Couch loveseat, chairs. furn & misc Sat & Sun fabric. Blackout drapes. -==-=842=--·94 ____ 17 __ -..,- E u e sec eta to k down. REDWOOOLATHE Beautiful. SlOOO new. group w/tab l e & clothlnW, lamps, rugs, 8-4 Z66 Joann CM · Necch1 Zig Zig sew Sid'-1093 xecu v r ry Dr apery wor r oom 50·6' boarda/bund.le , •aoo to you. 0 •8-5672, storage,Sl25.644...S79 S "3 38 · • · h N bo ...., General mgr of resort needs sewing machine .., .,.. -. -more. eas. al.,.. . I Furn. shop vac, collec· mac . ew x sprgs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• hotel. Lovely surround· operator. Mon-Thurs. . 12/bu die. 646-9885 Jim 840·1881 King size Beauty Rest Costa Mesa St .• C.M. tibles. Much Misc! 307 matt. 760-6176 SK I BOOTS· Garmonl ings,busyolfice.vaned 7.s :30. Must s peak Oak rum .• libraty lbl, c_,..& Cocktail table. elernl. Mattress SlSO. 548-3164 Lots of Goodie!. Giant Goldenr od CdM . StoM TkMhSSO Lady Starlltes. siz~ 8. duties. Xlnl typing " English. 6'2·1M3. SlSO. d~~· S7Sb ... chh1alr. E ... p 1 ,., 1030 Glass top. 3X5 280. art 7PM. Sa le! 79z VI cloria. Sat/Sun 9-4 1 851.()(2.8 "' Brand new$85 ss.2·7272 short hand required. Shipping, packaging, $30. m1ss1on .s vs.••••••••••••••••••••••• &45-1295 . . SU R P LUS F URN Sat/SunM. First Chris· Atrline tickets. LAX lo SporlMcJGoodi 1094 Reply to: Surf & Sand (/time. will train.Costa $22S.557-90!8 eves. Canon AEI w/Zoom MuslSac.Bra.ndNewLiv SALE! llanChurchCM.548-3468 QUEEN-SIZE Boston. 1 way only, 1 ........................ . Hotel Laguna Buch Mesa ~l CHEE P FURNITURE, Thyristor Strobe 2 wks rm tbls lamps pictures, Entry table S25 Tall ta· Sat 9.5. 5151 Yearling Ave SLEEPER adult. 2 children. exp Harley OaYldson electnc between ~s Mon-Fri · · Sat 10-2, 1906 W Balboa old. paid S31S asking bunk bd. cuno: ssoo Best ble lamps S2S ea Mag Irvine Lawnmower. $45 couch & matching love Nov 1, bes t orr er golf rar:t. 1974, new roof, (714)497-2055 SINGERS Blvd, Newport Beach. . 49l·523'7 Offer. W-1041 Stereo console U SO Iron care Cluurs More ! seat Black & wh ite 646.5914 windshield, good battery Eastern Onion Singing Slot MM:ti u V1v1tar 7S.2ClS len:i $125 7 pc Wa lnut BR set. lncl Cash only. MZ·J7J8 Sat ss.2·7641 !abric w/chrome trim --S850. Balboa Island Rily SECIETAIY tffwport INc:• THIS is an excellent op- portunity to utilize your secretarial background in this challenging posl· lion an our plush cor porate headquarters lll Newport Beach. Ideal candidate will possess excellent secretarial skills and have experience in drartlng reports as well as Ugbt sUtisliral typ- ing. Shorthand not re quired, but dict.aphone expeMence necessary OUT success in the in· dustry alloWll us to pro- vide hi1b.ly competitive salaries and bene.fiu In· c:ludiDI Medlc:aJ, Dental, paid vacation and more Apply Mon-Fri lOto Uor 2 to 4 or call: Pers<>nntl Dept. ( 714 ) 760«)()() Telegram Co. needs Mills 5' and 1" Pact New1280.MultipllerS30 crnrgrouping.Llkenew. ooly. Giant Neighborhood Great condition S3Z5 BMnukssl ~~I~~~ ~!:J?r 67J.8700"------- s1':/cers who love lo 5-10-25'. Game' room 673-1388alll $400 0 80751·2496 2 couch 5 chair classics Yard Sale! Sun 9·S. 226 set Call 6'75-<Wl98 eves. Works d.ltSO 631-60'1.1.. Ssfbocrd ra ~r~ U:, i;u~~c~ :'t5! specials:fms Cah 1035 Matching...i!?dvesea~! ~e~: 15,m~· s'!~~o~ CabnlloCM6'2-S077 and weekend. Grandfather Clock, ptly Custom desi~Tburster. transportation 6'70.1212 ....................... sofa, bm ....., ·only • ..,., only A..._ offfww assembled, "Emperor Brand new. Ridden onlY M·F, 9·5. ESTATI SALE Hlmalay'!' Kittens, CFA. ror both. 551-4566. Beau~. lass inlaid coffee Oct l 14"4 m Scott Pl. MovinJi Sale; Antique Kat" 285 Jen:l'..fill 2549 3 times Xlnt cond S225 Many beaW!ul tblngs! Champ. lines, Sl75. Br o w n Io v. es ea l . & en/ tables, Medit. Costa Mesa Oak raw Leaf Dining - . 87l~·4~CT7~o _____ _ STEHO CL.BK S l/Sun l().5 lOCM2 Spar 77o.86118. matching recliner & ot· 1 (7 C) 630-0807 table w/4 chairs $330, RollJng Stones Tickets Bubble Pool Enclosure. City of FountaJn Valley. circle. H.B.-~ PERSIAN Kitt.ens, CFA tom an. $175. (1) hi·fi in sty ed. 14SO.sof673-4743d 1 1 antique oak rocker S180, ll 14713 2Sx•B. dnt S'7SO/orfer. I mme d. Yara n c: Y. . . registered. Beautiful cab .. $50. 64G§033. Bran new a an ove 2•81 Elden Ave ' C.M new rear SpoiJer 240Z Inside Sale. Lots or items 673·~ 642·9666 Sl,078·Sl,l10 + 7'l an· Upright dbl dr. fndge, si Iver color. Shots Sofa love seat chair ol· seat, green/wheat •. ac-Sat/Sun I 8am. Clothing. S'75. 2 Pachinkogame S75 at best reas orrer. All 5.t....-R ------lz/81 80wpm $65. New SeMs, under • ....n • bl · cent p1lllows. Beautiful. househo d, few anUques. ea, I Panchinko game ood l tr ..... 71•• r ~ tdw ... , crease. · warranty small office 6311• • toman, .._,,..,ee l.a e set Pd $1700 kl g .a50 g 5 u · """°" .... i no I ' 1095 ~hortha.nd, SSwpm lyp-sizefridge,Sloo. CFA kittens, Hlmalay & $200.f!6-8973 OBO as n .., MQ:i~~~f!~J~~.a~IOt~~!: ~;tor~yar'i!a~~ YJ~i~ ans .. keepcalllng_, -.... ~ ................ . ing. File by 10/16/81 , 64S-637l Burms Siamese, all col· 0.-1..1..THll 552-4CMl1 household, playpen . 17551 Spruce Tree, ~~ORE,yOUNTER LOSING LEASE, quit 10200 Slat.er Ave., f oun· 100-• S4S-8587 -7 2 x lo w c: ash b 1 . laln Valley. 963-8321. &-.Ila.ca IOI 0 ors . H!hld full. Couch, loY· Stereo 8 ft cab. Al c:ond. highchair. toys, swivel Irvine. 552-9110 · ting usines,,, se ling out E o E ::e;r.' .... _........... 2 Adorable kitties. 1 while eseat, bdnn set. 846-7824 nso. '8" round table <no rock . Plat e C. . Garage Sale, Hammond drawer• $?.SO. 1146·2529_ ALL supplies and fix. · · · Washer clean. works I striped. Steach. Maple rock 9·dra wer ch.rs ) SSO. Dover Shores Garage Organ. girls clothing, FIREWOOD lures including: THce..rW.ttd good. '95. 548-851l or 60-4523 chest S~. Pecan chest MZ-2954 Sale. Furn., gol! clubs. dishes. sora. picture Orange, SlSO/cord + S2S Display cases, waiting Toddler proeram. ECE 548~ Part Himalayan kittens of drawers S1SO Stereo Kin 1 tl ... bo stereo, bilces, etc. 1300 frames, tools and misc delJstacked, $S548 room chairs. Beauty & ft.odd.I F rr . C 5 ie ma resa ,. •· '67 Ch r's I er I m,,..rial Sa Ion hairdryers and exp. w eNrsB. · HOT OFfERI t~SSO each 2·spkrs, cus. & 8-trk, spnnei . IOOd cond $100. Antigua, N.B. Sal./Sun. 9-2 Sat only 3027 1300 0 O. l .. e'"n~s 10. hydraulic chairs, mlr· Susan,~ · · • 9S7.QS7 new USO. 983-GO Oran1e famp SS. Twin &-5. Killy brook CM in h 1 and 1 Tit ... ~ COLD C •SHI. """-1040 n-aut. wood rum: dr. set size bed fra me $25. spds, SSO Ea. G1rls3spd, rors.s eves P ants. SA--A ....,.. uic $25. Color TV's, $5-$100. Also. makt·up, shampoo n e e d e d · E a r I Y Get $2S for your opera· ....................... $400. beds $200, chairs & 552·M . B/W TV, $5.00 Kitch and hair prodll(ts. childhood, elementary ble second mrl~tor KEESHOND PuJJI. AKC. lampsJS.PJ.~11& 8' Sofa xlnt cond . tble & Chairs. uo. Call63J.9754 or credential or child de· Il'a corona you up to Champ sire. M/F. Pet ' Cherry Bdrm, sleeper, Harculon 980. •10 Shady F'tidge, S6 00 Port Dis-__ al er6 llllM809 __ velopment permit. l · $144 or more a year in s b o w . P Y l P l 'f · d u ira, ubks. TV's, etc:. Dr, C.M. SaU1Sun h/ h S2S Much 4/hn. a day. School age electric: bills. Donate 213/99'f.13'$all6pm, WUJ deal.-..1M2eves. Teak dinin&fconfettnce 21;: Broidway me~· TV,.~J.•sL... chil dcare center. Call Uni second ,_ ....... 7 bl ti . 1450 Jew.try I070 Mlsctl ••-IOIO "'" ~ 1091 552 a you~ opera ... _ A.UN-Wroul}ll lroo din set. 4 la e , c a1r1 . ....................... .......................... 170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·56l · ~lnJ~ra~loOMor ... .., PEST FRE E elec· chn-tble42''w/glasstop Roul&nohkill Bwt bln· s 14 CT CI A ra ted Lo•d•aus Sofa, Sl•O; Water bed Beautlful ColorTV.2yr. TILB'HOMIS cbantJes list~ below, tronlcally r ids your $275. 3 shelf curio, gold dingsl\2$.A>2038 DIAMOND. Wht &Sil. Helium Bouquets de· Sl20, coffee table S20: wrnty. Frtt delivery Telephone interviewers rt : rec~·~~{ a~.d home or all crawlin& 6 decorative top $75. Luy NEVER USED Olan Superb cut' Only S4500. livered. Perrect for din rm chainS20. Misc. 141. 11• wanted. Hourly wage ' ~~ e~l a 1 or~ r 1 Y i n I i n s e c t s Boy Recliner xlnt cood. top dinetWi.~· Sofa • P/C Rttall0 Value over eveey occasion. 673-4419 551· Stereo cabinet. solid ~ bonus Eveninp only. Your d~t/::1x de'. per manentl.)'., 835·8028 t15. Mt2lril loveaeal ww. Queen Obie. Joan4'1·3!MOevn. HOWOOD lH'S sc•aU 1 rtt wood Bartaly l piece . ~ k Call Norm, 9Q.89l9. docUble Free pickup by collect. Goldlone F1oral Sofa L bdrm $$40, 8\llb $200. Precious A111tnllan opal 4' to 20' long. Xlnt dttk· ""'""I~ $300. No room 846-0503 ~Ban nrtST lbecllarllJ.TtUs speclaJ Cocke r Spaniel pupa shaped. U8"&5C''. XJnt Mat1*sa/i!if•P~· ladles'dlnntrrin&.l3ct lng.Fmh tOadarrivin«i I~ ALTEC Stonehedge of Work at HOME typing otrer ellplrf.S December AKC. JllJF butt. $150. 7 cond. UOO. 9'8·7559· ~!:,MORE" n {).coeoi n In yellow 1old sur· weekly. Save at 55'/f\. IUWWUW Spkrs, Uke new. CO.t 1'.t..."""... manuscrlpta ror amaU 18 1181 wka. very cute! 841-lffi 152·1323 · " rounded by s s ma ll Jim 6"-llMhn.rtime. Cock.It-Taboo -S400 each. Sell both ssoo l ~npun publlaher. 3 needed for ' . Can't TalteHerWlthl New tull sm Bed, Mal-Or~uebit:ft tall, solid diamonds, $3$00 rlrm. LOSl1NG LEASE. quit· Pupil -impend -1M6«l021 i. d won Cbildrm'a Hospital Oobe puJ>. F, 3 IDOi, no ttt11 ' Boullrino. llO. oak, w • "5. Tom 67}7462 tiu business selling out MAltEUP N -"=-'Co=lor-TV-l-7,-, -2 .. .,--ks F..qu1l()pplyEmpUl/P • 1 ''1 . or OranttCoonty paeen.HOi6*92!H 75Q:R~ ?M-D• l.27cl PIN1CSAPPHlRE, ALt. euOPliea Ind rix· Diet 0.ll&fll: My wire oid. Rernot~ cont~I. !!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll••l!!l!!!!JTYPIST/ REC EP · (714)f7).U42 BauettH<Uld Uwteb ReturniDI to Micfllg1n He ... .W .... 1061 1ppraised.at over '4000 turea lndliding: aayuhel(jgtfivc pounds Paid $525. sell $425. •-••• ...... im•I TIONISTP.R,filDdde-St.VlnCieDtdePaul AKC Re1. m. GOOd muat sell Uvlna room ........... ~ ......... will eell for only S8001 Dlspl1y cases, waiting thf h~s~V b.'t)e S--A111S• v I 0 pm en t d e 9 t wtt.h Kldf m.. f\amJtortlt bed. wm aeil For Sale Before Rmdtna. f40:H room chairs. Beauty wea1ne-11• "EUP ort GI d Ste H R~E*11tt;p:·Sht80dlc· P!raonable. oraanlud (71')BtlJO Otrman ... AJ<C 1 Pl rs 1roup/aeparatel)', Obi sink, marble top ..._... Salon b1lrdryen and HttiAl.Oll 1'A • K~• llG:'ttu~r:: apdl u ll-atarter . Varied Pure blll. Xlnt r."nei 200 obo. 1eo.uo batb vanity, complete 2 ct Sn 000 rttail •P· "1draullc chairs, mlr· Mlln .. u 11 + Webcor 2 way apkr upboneiab ·CO:'::· rupona l b i lltlu . TbeSalvadanArmy l2S . 131. A'7 anf\lcne.Cdll. kltc.b Incl wood cab• pr 11 I . will sell ror ron,abelvsandplant.s. w-.. IMI 'e~tr11"1 ,,:~cnon th; U /Uwpm. £•c ell. (714)$fl'iP1 CU'NA •• i ota, lo veseat, 2 Thum ranse t op .. ~· da Al-ev Alao,mu=• 1ba.mpoo ......... -............ 21£'"U"r.3rt:1:...t::?=::L.-,-.~d -• ad £1..!CTRlC DAYER. 2 LA mikb.illl cludn, aartli w/grlll, ao Yrdl or be • · ' • andnalr . w111t.ect. Tbe Lttttt ''A" ., co or tv w •• wattr 11a. . Exp. bentnu 09PU'· to -rn old. XlDt COftdkloal ANUl ALSHELTER toaet. llllc . .._ 814 cpl. a.tc«er.ftM.'Mt v ca GU'T$tor 'f'or u.. Pepi{ ~Uenct walnut t a!Mnet, Meda CoaawtantOl.n vance.SutaADaaru. Gold colored. U75. NEEDS YOUR HELP! t:aDAM,aft.~all~ ......._ 1170 BOLEX,o.Juat,new1 I Game lthidtrtht Capa some wort, SlU. U&ReJndenAolnc. 541-5710 MHf!2 We art 0tetc1owded • Sit c.p·PH~ ---r warr. Alto fine 1010 r y Racquet Club OfSot\Dritab)WiU"9Y .-..~7..._ ____ ___ 41m Blrdlr..t'ME0£ VETEJUNAllY letfta, rtwt Ml, fff1 =r t!:l!.oeed I~ ~bed •rramt flS. o:.s.·••j;;;;;;ti:"* ~-~u• wboluale . 1iretim• ~embtnhlp, tioo lo~ wbo Newport/llMltO/f'ret KeutlH:Tf-al deu, """'flM. ... IYoidhttaatMm~lo drftMr "iP'etad 6 diam.oedl .. llw S4kt ---llDt facibllu. noo ...... _ ............ ftW_......,...._ __ Sainri1 Pw• 111. •11lr .......... P'°81: n s.•tOl btt ... 1 l-4, aulttueoe ruCt M.AH•M:tll ,..., ODm U-4 7 da 1 alrror Nt ._.boot rla1 . U H . 10.! AW•... --tr Wanted: lllal1tun 11•.sa&. • llin MJn.,. ,,_, eNer .nOl. .-INll ....,_. c. ,_.. •· adle. item .,....,... ,_ • ~ -lu 1t• urolltr, C•.flel·W'OOI •'-f.· o ftmalt ~. htt, it. &atrttitc eo•· .... ..._ lrS. .,... .... UT·.U. ••· Corcm ... ••· Mt. 1,.; • ..... me. t UM,L,,2.10 ..... nu --. dlt cmd. 41 ... HIM + ••'-· ..... ~:RW.. ~ 'bl.•• lWUtUPl[fDW *-~~DI!=.._+.-...:.:,~ ,I ·1 ...--... -----... -------· n~-Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October 3. 1981 ~~.~ .. !~~! !=!!:'::~ .... ~~?~ t'J. HJO !~.~ ............ ~~l~.o ~-~~ .... !.!!~ ~!~ .... !~!.o • ,.,..... t040 leeb. Stl t06 ...... ""1'/ Why Pay Moret Xln't Ktnaklll 1'', •ll>I 5, xlnt ............. •••••••••• '11 OMC Sittra ~. U>o 5 T• &.a.. . IOtl ....... •••••••••••••••• ••,•••••................ O.CU 9070 Moped, Moat X\tu. Int , It wst. r1!0/ 080 PllTTllST 1 d 80 ooo ml SJ.400 ..,, "!"Ill -•·•-•• .... • .. ••• llARlJNBOAT 21 Ventu~ w/tra.ller, 3 .... ,.................. Ev . , •• 7, .•• " ~ ' ~ &llft ~ColotTV 14 ' Luhra with tune .. 111. new Se11ull mtr, SUp aallboatJ l2'·2'7' elec Motobeeane rf ('()(Id --• _., -rm Nlcuondll3S tower ~or but of· many •tra. Dana Pl dry a water 00 back frff 300 ml 00 ~bit en ' T,...,., Ullltr 9110 IMTOWMI 116 Ranchero xlnt condO for Your Car' Jtr fr3·1 •\oreae avail S3llOO da prk ·a everythln1 Isl 1340 uo 1370 1tt 1$ ~··•b•••• .. ••••••'tf .. 1 IUT Oflflll rbll1 new pa111t. ball.: JOHNSON & SOM 'Nt.w GE tiaumn TV i1 R01ton WhalerSport, < w 138-5122. 838-0414 cl1ai beat in Nwpt wkdY•i•nxtunewknds ar:nJn~:'r.:!:w~ 1omuxz1 n a . uaoo oeo UK•ttsuc:sy Paid SUOb. that sell ll', 15 Hone Evlnrude v . S'1 S'7lll 9 .M ,79 motobeune, xi'" ~7 1 · 07'8 2'2eHar,bot8lvd' .-S"'IOl.&l.Ml.:iu;:~~ eltt. atart, ru11 covor 1980 Va.kyne .a.. cru.iae BOAT SUPS F'OR Rl':NT cond, 1000 mi, $350 or ·u Chev PU, "°' ton, fm a M ~ ~ complete w/live 1bu1r1i Nf'l: BCJI. 23·, ~·. 28'. bes ofter rid, Scyl. air abka, We' . I...,. Grand Banks 42. '73 sbp.Sl3,S00080 32 ,&34' i~Batnu.smoped xlnl AlteS~,,.... 1925/obo 776 4SH, QV!l ) • wood, complete & 1m· (213l41S-4818. 64 . &· PM co d $300 • & AccftlOritt 9400 =...,·6U8=~----tK ................ mac BY 0 w n er _ __j!lSJMt-8409 . -Loaded 32' Sprtlshr, W /r. n 1· ....................... '11 Ranchero. auto, aJr, ,. n. a.ofl .... ..,,..... 901 7 FOR LEASE·Creallve· Int mooring 139 sOO •72 11 d <A. Mi · b'k SSAYISAVIS p1, pb, new pa1ntt1nt, liorVOW'Good ....................... U' all metal boat, 30 hp Romantich.ide-a way49' 536·8S74 ' ' un 1 .....:c ru 1 e WITH USIOPARTS 1940 Ford Sedan Delun, ~ody aood. campe r VW , PortchforAudi A V 0 N R t d c rt a l Evlorudo, elec. start, Ketch sailboat hve·a . , leas than lOOhrs. concours trophy winner, !li22.9r of(tr 840 .~HICK wltb /w1thou1,., 2 h P tra11tr. inside rontrots, board. mstr Ai guut 3S s1deUe1n 811lbo11tov p 673·84~ lmportedcalfarta sround _up restoration, V•1 9570 ·~ION )ob1uon Ora. 1800, also UceMed at Slll50. bdrm, shower, full ea.S200t:!~ 9 Puc h Moped, MK -2 AUTIMOPSOURPPLY .l!MQ'l ~~ u lLn ~ II boat full --·imi:;.I!• l d I turn · g I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ax:.i1 a ey, Y equip · ~ mo e • 11 na 8• tOl N Manchester A~ IA.to F d T ' Pl /b VW -PORSliiE·AUDI HS E. Coast lliway hlala& chajr1 19' oolr\g. 17, Whaler 6Shp 2tanks wpt Slip, prime lo<' loclh. SP"Cf & s l 1 v e r Lo mi . Anaheim 776 ~ S..OWIS• or 1 v 7tood'' Pd' aen , rod no1dera. nusn center coqsole·. radio' l213)183=8535__ S.I 90IO '4001 OBO. (714!646·2391. "'r1 tbrou"h Sun Oct 2-4 :.,uto, 8. f• 1! con . WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR USED CAIS ALAM MAGNOM POMTIAC/SUIARU 2•80 Harbor 81 vd COSTA MESA 549-4300 549.1457 at Ba,lde Drive ew_J>Ort 11ch 67J.WQO . .cnqun t ' adj· deck li&hts, covtlt, lrlr. 17500'. 1.8' sloop, trailer, sails, ~··•••••••••••••••••••• Vesta Ciao RWIS well Silicon rims. rits Celi ca, ,. • .n.lSO. 644•967 !lLt.,_ mount , 1250. J erry Eves : 645·031S; dys: cumplete, 11150 or best 711 Jetsk1, good cood Sl~.8est0rtet other sml Toyota cart HunFtina~o~nhterHM8all. Fol"dw..dowV• m.J54.9 ' IM·"""•. offer.'"""""! SlSOO •-··~-_ l.25/0B0.5484963. _. ~ W~JxvdC .....,_ ''I .,,..., VA A'' l . _!!!! ~ '"""""' .....,....=t", f t9S8 22os. itint cond , "eun.,.,"::"_17 · "· au 0· Stiaull, 4 tu>. long shat\, 32' Spacious & loaded twn NEWPORT ils~ 0 .8. 9§8-2'752 B~and new .S~• aanng ~...... 23 Premium prices paid for any used car 1 fore1an or domestic l 1n good condltlon See Us First! 'j"'· never used. S700 d$1 Sprtrsbr Sedan, •Bags. $20,000 493-6353. 16' HaysoncrultSk1boat, Motorcydtt/ fM;,.3s~~'t;~::S.2 ~~~~o~r87~~Loffer Mto-LtosMIJ 9580 _errxl'f»549 w/mooring S39,SOO 8S7·09!0__ _ 125 H P , recently Scoohrs 9150 ·---••••••••••••••••••••••• M...... ~·8S7.t 26 ft sloop u ud 16) s serviced. good cond ~··•••••••••••••••••••• 4 W._.I Driv" 9550 f or Sale or Lse 19S2 r1 111t 903 ---sails Sleeps' 2 er~ g Jt.500. 545-7264 74 Honda Mowrcycle 19K Allto1 for Sde •••••••••••••••••••••• • M e r c e d e s B e n x Hff •'················ llST IUY ltghtS Auto b1i,e :~~. loah, s.__ 9090 mlOOOJ les ~.!37erS8fect cond ······1·M··P·o··R·T·A·~····· Xtra Heavy Duty Winch Cabriolet 220 Convert• Tiller Muwr Auto Pilot ~H WEST COAST motor well. recent ••••••••~;.:r,........ · ..,..,.___ NOTICETO F'or otr road Vehicle ble. fully restored. xlnl PORSCHES w/wheel adaptor, steer « Class Marine Trader restoratioo pnme Npt YAM 17S, KAWA 12S. READERSANO $'150 ~2441.H cond Call Paul Desab11!> boatuptoSO'.Usedonce '78 , Radar, pilot. Slip.128Q00B0.67J.S547 ORY SJOUG£ BULTAC012SNotstreel '71L........, C7 14 l 963·S505 & 41(1 WANTED Allow us tilt' OPPortUOll )' to cons1d€'r the purchase or trade in of your clean Porsche Check with l's Todav' 'to C1talin1 'Must sell microwave. 7 5 gen 3 .81 Sunfish 14• Xlnt cond legal S199 e<1ch or ofr T:eD~~i~;~T~ems l4600•9'7·SlW_._~7044 ~PM wkndsll9t~ MS-7198. 8N~vr::s&cely appl Great Xmas gift. S800 Monthly boat & R V , 645"1496 advertised by veh1cle AMtos W..ted 9590 DllS&~IHl NEWPO.RT YACHT l 1300673-Q83 storage for any siie, 24 '16 Kawasaki 2M dirt dealers in the vehicle ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 22 HP 2 to l hurth EXCH hr H cu ri t Y. r re e bike. Needs Mtnor Work classirled advert1siog **JEEPS** HIGH IUYEI w/p1n'e1, mount, lo _6'1~1800-launching & washing $46POOM OBO 7$4.0255 After columns dots not in Top dollars ror Sports b T R k -privileges Newport "I d I bl o u rs . om I er Drake 1-'tB cab111 cruiser D 13 8 k 8 -----' u e any app ic11 e Gov't surplus, lllited ror Cars, Bu~s. Camper:., WllUY USED CARS &TRUCKS COMElNOR CAJ.J.FOR Marlae . Arast1cally reduced: 12' BOOMERANG, trade unes l I ac ay ·77 Yamaha XTSOO En· laxes. license. transrer $3196. sold ror $4.4 For 914's, Audi s 171~! Stll·~l :iiust sell $8(XXI. 646-4197 for Video tape recorder, Dr Newport Bea t'h duro Xlnl rond Many re es, rinance charges. in Corm al 1 on. ea 11 Ask ror U C MG R 2Hl> "Seagull" Ot Bd -,,__ ---orsellfor $650.962·2667 &44·0510 Xtras Mus t Sell feesforairpoUuhoncon C312)931 l96l ext 487 JIMMAJUHO mtr, w /stand, spare PARTMEI WAMTED 64~· 1390 _ ___ trol device certifications VOLKSWAGEN ~ 1 t-i,;rl v• ij1,1J •• 1•·11 r_.,, w· ' 13' 1lll FRH APPUISAL Corm1er Del.illo CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 847-6087- 549.3331 · tank " parts. 646-4113 New 43• LaBelle tmabin PARTMet WAMTEO Honda 90 Road + Street, or dealer documentary llJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll ___ _ evp/wkn!ls.1345. cruiser trawler Star of CAL 20 Tranlportatioft looks new, dnl care. preparalloo charges un· ,79 Jeep CJ5 9000 ong mi 18711 Beach Blvd WEIUY CLE.AMC.ARS .AMDTRUCKS Canoe lS' "Alwnacraft" NB Boal Show Twin 759-9219 759.1945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l380 HURRY ' 548-7259 less otherwise spec1r1cd New paint. $6200080 HUNTINGTON BEACll r1'"re dbl ended sq. stem d i es e I • 7 . S K W 20 fl Oay Cruiser sail C~~rt, Sde/ 9120 Italian Motom 125. Great b_y the adyerttser SSG-434'1 842-2000 • Ot .Bd. mt r S335 gen~r~tor Radar, fully boat. Complele excepl '"'"' trunsp $250 An~uH/ WEMEED 6'!·4113 equip d Value ~l50,000. ror mast Make offer ....................... 49':..~ Cloulcs 9520 Trvclls 9560 YOUR EXOTIC CONMRL CHEVROLET :J01 llarbor Hh <l l'f;t;TA M ~:.-.\ 546-1200 Vi or 1 av a tl D a · 80 VW C .. ~ .. ,EA ••••• • •• •••••••••••••• • Evinrude 4hrspwr OB. 645.8790 :v557.9327 54.ljl.21 _ """'"" ·91 Honda. C B 400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Datsuniiaton.needto &IRmSHCARS Auto1, tmporttd Run,sgreat.$400 -' --loakSIM/ 4 speedpoptup.butane Custom500miwarran· 1951 MGTD,newlt•ather sell , going back lo • ~5916 2 rartMrp Wyanteds! F' Oo~ks ,.-9070 ~~~~~0& 5~~r(~~ s~~eu ty Xtras i1100.646·~-uphol, new 1op. good srhool, am fm stereo, NEWPORT -IMPOro'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Getttral 9701 ...... Poww .9040 ~ enn an . ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRTLE I '73 Honda 500. 8246 mi. running, $'1500 Wkdys. makeoffer 642·9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Diesel 1979 lmmac. NB WANTED · Shp for 50• SI l,995 lllnt eond. w'sh1eld, 759-.!_96!.; Ev~§46·06'19 '73 Ranchero. dnt cond., ................•.•.•.• ·st Drlorean, Sspd, blk 1nl. lo m1 , 129,000 67S 81118 Century -vamishedw1th shp. Sl54 mu+ equity sailboat Newport JIM._. ... ,...,0 rollbar & saddlebags, '36 f ord 2dr!>l'dan , '38 with shell. $2100 Call t65 Olds. Must sell dep · DA 645·8790, F.\ Beach. S31·01.t6 ..uuun 11000 _.l_erry67;!:~JI f ord 4 dr sedan. $3950 eves 6J l 6480 ask for ~ I WE PAY TOP UOLl.AH for top ust'd ca rs rore1gn . domestic~ or clasSIC!> If )'OUr l':Jr IS extra rlean ~t't: u:. f'IRST ' __ __,;673=w.:.,,,932,,,_l,_ 5.§7·932'1 , f).e;-ya~ht &°hull ~l~an VOLKSWAGEN '79 Honda GLIOOO ea '28 Model A Rdster Brian C 0 N D 0 0 N TH E TroJan 24 fl. bit in 67 111g in exchange for tie-18711 Beach Blvd f'a1r1ng , Stereo S2800 PU. S5950. Each orig & '79 Toyota SRS, xlnl cond, 310(J°W Coast llwv Newport Beach· AJfoRotMO 9705 WATER io btrl SaJl Mint <'ond Sips 56 up of IO 's k 1ff 142-2000 646·23601~-8439 £OmJ>lJera673-2549 mustsell,$4900 Pvtpar Diego, sea g0111g cruis OIW finance ss5oo Npl Balboa area Jim 1012 Camper Four Star MotorHOftlH..S•I For Sale or Lse t952 tx_.,67S·8095 642:~ WANTED! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV, 72M. very good cond1- uon 646 1173 in& hulJ wlhSeboal com 675·1752 1!46-0116 w refrigerator & stove Reftf/Storogt ~ 160 M e r cedes Ben t '80 •,Ton Chevrolet p U foftt Bristol cond 43' ll'lostol!Whaltt-Dork up to 34'. ~wpt Port a potty All •••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabriolet 220 Con\ert1 Duel tanks. :ur, pwr Late model To)'olas and Volvos Call us ~ Audi 9707 long. 2 state rms. com w 1 yr old Mere 40, bow Island Water&po~er Butane. Queen size bed RENT 22· Lux Motor I ble, fully restored. xlnt steering & brakes S5,G'15 P.le~ely eqwp for wknd rail side raJls, 4 cw.hion 673-2323 Sleep~ 6 In excellent Home, sips 6, sell coot., cond. Call Paul ~ab11i. 545 9411 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Audi fox, l owner. fret'~ ay miles. super clean~t2500 ~ 1962 __ 81 Audi 4000, blue. 4clr, Blaupunkt s tereo. loaded Wk S54 0812; llm 596 ~alt 6prg liv10.g, ho.me lux or 5 w 1 \e1 seal 5 Boal charter, fishing. rond1t1on 5900 t'all xlnl cond.PP 64o.3585 17141 963 5505 & .1rt •78 f ord Coumer PU coutil cn.osing See to w barkrests. bow and cruising Call Par1flr between tOam Spm 1973 Dodge ... 22· -m7n1 I fil'M wknds~l 0566 w campershell,S9M m1, apprec. s:B,000 or lrade stem hghts. ne:ir nu bal· South Coast Charters 631 7657 mo1orhome awnings Jumbo 14" wheels for xlnl cond To be sold ut for ~L. real estate or• tery + cover S3950 548 0644 8' cabovercamper burglar ala~. traile; 1 ·33_ .·34 Ford. centers & pubhr auction. S:it.. Ot'l 111 111 Or0119t C-ty 292S Harbor Bh d COSTA MESA ........... 11.11. money Call 171411' 6'756670 dyi.. 673·4585 S695 hitch. etc S6S<XI John hub raps rechromed, S J.!Oam,17SllSkyPark Coii ...... '33-l'723 · eves Classified Ads 6.t2-5678 846·391.'i afier 5pm ~ur.J1h.Y 731_:li394,_ for J800 Jerry 6'13·2549 E , Irvine 641 1172 ""'-•O·tlOl or S40·'4'1 979-2500 Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line our famous • Bring them or mall them with correct cash to Dally Piiot. 330 W, Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA. "626 • Each Item must be priced with no Item over $50. 20c pe• Mne -$1.00 mir 'mum. • No livestock, produce or plants • :No commercial ads allowed DIMES·A·LINE M A G N I f' I C E :-. 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PSlayhoose. bentwood armrhair ~12544 you move 10 8 12 Sl8.Pre.war auto rar · S:i turda) All day diesel truck rad1atnr 11 EA DPHON ES radio, Sunday 2135 Republic. sliell. grill and huod Panasonic R ~· 20 FM \.o s la M l' s a · o r r ornament 11 inches b) stereo \\1relrs~. 111·~ sso \ 1Clona. 646 8082 BOOKCASE S35 Iron care chairs 2 for SJS Bentwood choirs $2 for S35 High chair S3S Hand mower S4S Oct 3 ~ SISt Yea1 linJ? Avenue. Irvine fireplace with stack and extras SSO Set or earphones. hardly used. built in radio antenna. b:Hler} included $25 Electm portable organ. ideal for learning plus instruction book m . Six sheets of wood panelling 32init641nx:\1tin good shapt $4 sheet. Three sheets of wood panelling 221ox64inx~in gDod shape st sheet Johnsoii ship master control box for outboard motor has two levers, plus two seven foot cables. qreat shape, hardly used SSO. 613-4700 WASHER SSO Dryer. phances that need re electric $40 Bu ill 1n pairs SI each S48 6'131 electnc stove S40 Stove hood S25 llospital bed LARGE. small log~. D R 7 fh 14 . I I R 7 ll"' I a , G RflOxl!l. l-'R60xt4 Siii earh :l l.'\5X'l2 radials S.15 for all 3 \' W 16Sx 15 rad1:ib S:l!l r111 all FR78itl5. c;R7R,15. lir78xt5. 1.Ril!XIS Sl!l pair BR78xlJ 195 7flxl3 Sl9 pair-2·165xl3 2 for SIS Singles 145. 15S. 185. l95. 205x 13 radial' SIO each I· 115 70" l:l SIO Srngles 1n tru1·k tires i 50xlS 10 pl). 9 50 xl6 5. 6 50xl6. 8 75xlG 5 SIS earh Regular b1a~ tires 2·155·6 ISxlJ. 2 178xl3 SIO pair 2 E70xl4 SIS pair Singles E OOxlS. J78it15 $10 each I new lti8x 14 ort -on ro:id lire $15 536-0782 call on)·ttmc Sa1unla\ ;incl :suuda\ A~tronaut badge rollec an) tlml' :'\rar Erl"or. lion $25 Queen box ~pr I hl!h area lnll~ and mattress $30 'iA'\Sl'I Juno <\m f'; ~1en!I pant!! size 1244. 38 -inches square and 646·6759 SEA RS gas range $50 ·free s t and1n1t. ror --------Sears dishwasher $25 ·unique speaker cabinet REFRIGERATOR $50 or ! l.1l Ian MacDonald Childs wordrobe $45 Newport Beach 673-6921 golf ball bag shag S12 Large wooden trunk $45 GOLF' dubs and cart. v a r i et y m u !i I c a I 546·4632 b a g S 3 O P u s h lnstru~~nt s SS SSO STUDENT dt>l>k s25 lawrtmower $10 Slereo Good p&r wooden bongo Dining or work table console m 842·8716 drums S5 Jl\Uphone S3inx38in $15 Storage GIRLSch1ldrensclothmg ~~ ~f sh:~l ~~ cabinet 2~x·27'1(17in high 1Sc·7S Dishes 15c 75<' framed 31ll121n. vanity SlO. GJl ·OS83 Coli ta Sofa U> Picture frames rnlrrors llS. Variety or Mesa $1. Saturday only 8·2. COLOR T V R C: A 19m portable, exrellenl S50 Sliding patll> screen door 48x80 adJustable SIO 32x~ srreen door with hardwarl' SS Trailer tire and tube 400x8 SS Shopping cart folds. new SS Castors boll on Jin und 4in 50c each Old radio rerord pluyer S3 646-2762 "'I"--""" 112 8'3 W A NT I Q U E 3027 Killybrooke. Cosla , .. ·~""' ........ . -costum e Bl·FOLD closet doors · 2 SHOP vacuum S20 Pine Utb Strett. Costa Mesa. Jewelery SOc·S35 Silver Mesa. each 1Sx69. t set 18x69 cones, market baa fuJI between ·Placentia and I c e b u c k e t S J o II f SI 646 8438 " Monrovia ·Streeu. Franslscan Ivy pattern '56 CHE VY PARTS: a or · · SJ. Secretary chair StO. ltl-0135. Saturday 9 6 dishes 35 pieces MO. tlood S40 Fenders SIS. REDWOOD grapesloke Large Iron sconce S.'lO. tfliiad1.Y lO-S. lndlan doll l'!O. ~tlnnle Rear end lcompletel renr1n1 SI per fl Setof4wood chalrsS20 Mous~ doll szs. <.'ryslal ISO Gauies SU. Front Antique Jewelery Sl·SlO. each Curtains and 9:JILS as Inch executive · h $!7 c 1 and rear window MO. 548-4535/ 1()01 fullcrton, d r a p e • I 1 · S 2 O . I 1peed blkf. Good :~ ~ Bauer r:;:~~5 Flywheel and torque Costa Mesa. Graucloth wallpaper • rtdtif oondioon Pl 727 14• Brass bowl with converte-r tor newer SIM MON S lb 150 soc-ts. 307 Goldenrod. • ::a~:!~tio~~~ Ilona ciao w. Punk sm~:Ck $16 S48·2689 • MattJ'fll DI ~alkcr 17 ~u~:ay~·S, Saturday, •·M'1. • 111d punk clothing or 1 Car sealSU. Stroller SS rrame S50 Couch ~d t'ucalyptus. silk oak 16in SSO Hide-a-bed frame. 10 24 radius. IOtn to 16in Simmons ISO Love thick S3 each Girls 3 seals S20 each Dining spl'ed b1kt', old works room table S2S Cofftt ,_O_K_m_M_s _o1_1s __ _ sports Jat'kl'ls $2 SS 'tert>O n t'l'll er $5() Jen Woml'ml clothtnJt SOc·S5. n\ I.ind h1iehrha1r SJO Zenith black and v.hltt• Srh .. 1nn 1'1x1t• 141th T\' $25 ll&t i\ugusla lrJ1n1ng 14ht•l'IS $12 Street C'o~ta ~1 e\a !!ab> ~:1lkr1 S.'l Infant MS 87~ table S3.S End tables S25 each Dinette set $40 Chllds stereo S20 /\pt refrigerator S30 Four drawer file S'20. Addlni: mHhlne $35 1651 Placentia <Kl Costa Mesa 9-S Monday thru Saturday, 642-1131 OLD 17 Daul lace clocks 115. WWI German gas m ask SlS. WW I I American gas maak SS 1600 vw carb SIS. Three level plant ~tnnd S15. Surr board 110 Tape deck m Kids waion S3. 10-sp eed 120. Boat tratler dolly IZO. Pinto • spefd 125. 8391 AltantaJ lhnlln&lon Bu.ch 980-7106. POSTHOLE digger $10 Port roll roofing paper S2 Square shovel S5 4ft stepladder SI S Ne~ pickmatllcks SS. New deadlocks SIO. New de· \eat '3 Oi't·ora111c w.ill -------- bo.>.t'l' 181 SOt' <•nr h l'O) ota hubcaJ>l> S5 llluc 20 inch 1 ubht•r hike> 11rt·~. 121 $3 ~7 11144 corator front door han SELL idle items with a BAR" car ~NII SIO Table die $20. Work bench S2S. Daily Pill)l Classiried and 4 rhoirs S45 Raby Storage shelves SIO d. rocker r arrter S6 C'rih Shelving 25c each Two ~----------1 and mouress 540 Dou buja rims SIO each. New bit> bed St5 Cun oJ)('nl'r VW muffler S20. Two The 8lpm Mlrkttplact SS Odd dl~h1·~ 2Sc SJ 75 Ca maro hubcups 12 onthl°'llW'CoNt Twtn hed $20 Cook each. Surf rack 11s. !I ""•11v PILOT uteM1l~ $2 13 Hlde·u fallon cement adhefllve .,,.. •1 ~d foll s 1r $35, Coffee 10. Beach Cruiser bike CLASSIFIED table StO End table~ ~ frame and pal'U $10 •os 1 .. a mp1 $5 :ind $10 Pa Int I 4 g • 11 on II' Stroller S8 fl87 I t09 ood Paperbacks 25c ~Oc 543·2987 each Sllurday ond Su.n feu CCIII Sell It, ftfld "· -------- day lM: 17~ Spnice frwide II W'dtl D w..i "' ROUN D glus llblr f\onr T~e.11'\'ine ( 842•5178 } ~m~ tOl\dhlltft 1.1 KE ne"' Hoover 1 acuum hand held S22 Wire rope 20t' ft l.3mp chnins. 15 feet 20t' f\. Paint brushes. nfw and U~t·d i5c·$8. 673 7200 Sl 50-Sll 1165 Lort.n Lil. CA R t o p c 1 r r I er Hl&ll chair•· Chlldrms 32 GALLON lruh COO· Ciotta Mt.ca m-m 4.tt.4fWl\l20.MMTSI clotbu 25c·•I. 8801 t1incn SUI each Mir· SHY tr Bucb, Hunt rot 24lnx741Jl for door or STEREO IOOCI condition 1 J;IW•AKfllll'AC'TIGfMtltf:j-ll? !LJnu Michlin 1$5 SR ln,ian lath S.turd~ wall 125. U4·1ST& ISO. Sptaken 12$ each FOU ft rtdlal tires h ells.. 1'e 1..._. cirri i. Ult 081115 1ood tred SS 50 ,_ ~ ....-Wiil • ..a Olla, Na SWIMMIN(i pool painl SIO a ll•llon Roller con- veyor $3 ft. SO gallon fuQI tank lllnx27in:ii43in ISO. Ande-tol 1~ com pre~sor oil SlO aallon s rt8 ~tttl cable SOc f\ 8fl rtuorescfnt fixture S8 • T'ml~h ll 41Wn pl ywood p11nt'llnJ In lt'rlor and cllllenot 112. tS aallon fuel ~Waif can 115 Wall lucktr s doors lltn 11.lJll. 1•t dup $40 Apt sht rtfhltr•I« • s • ISln Cltfty rim1 IS~ lfdl~ ..... ''"" 117X a • uct 9ullllaJ. Ne"'°". Pldurt $10. 848-1940 eacb.541..usa 1~----.-.,, aw ln.fMlltR. ,, I I I t Salt• aad Lettlna at tOCll petitl vt pricea. 'Ex· ~u..t Hl'Wt •ad paru dept. 1977 DATSUN 8210 um A Cl Equipment lncludel •n economlcal 4 cyl .. S epeed trtn1m1ssion, air conditioning, AM/FM """°and rally wtleel1. (109SYS~ 52795 1979 FORD COURIER PICI UP Equipment lncludea an economic.I 4 cyt. engiM, 4 lfl"d trtnllftluion. ,_..,and lftON. (1Te5231. / 1978 DATSUN 810 4.0001 EqulpmenJ includes e 6 cyl, engine, automatic , transmlssip.!'.i-lllr condllloning, stereo. power· steer• no c°"" 1 YT l 53995 1978 DATSUN . PICI UP Equlpmeot lnclud" an economical 4 cyi • 4 ""9C1 lrtntmlsalon, air conditioning. AMfFM .-.c>tape. m19 whett.. (tJ50970). '72 VW Van. Reblt eng. New paint, tires, stereo. mso. 64Hf7S ••••••••••••••••••••••• #I VOLVOou.&.a IN ORANGE COUNTY I SAUS.smVICE ovEt~RY EXPERTS ~ 198' Hartlor Blvd. COSTA MESA > . IAUER MOTORS 292S Harllor Blvd COSTA M~A 979-2500 COMMELL CHEVROLET ,,. II , r." t• •"'I\ \H '-I S'4b-I 200 --------- HHJOJ l*H'7 "77 II Cllllllo cl..te .U 181 VW BUS M111t lell Im· •· .. -.._..of' medl1tely. 12400/080 :.;u;-«-'"· HZ·lfZl . 10 cttau. xn va. a '78 aM GL. JU( miles, ext mpt, ia.• mu.i, dll, wrntlJvalJ. Blau. c:ond mallt, amlfm c...U.. PIP ·78 a/c.<t.U--· ..,...__ .._.. 'Tl lloote Carlo, •l•t · --. *911, fllly ao.ded, lo ad. " ...... __ ....... jMtAfllr.•• ... 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' I UZ BRA D NEW 1981 ISUZU 4x4 P CKUP (1273) (00566) F CTORY STIC ER 58353 (2634) (184699) FACTORY STICKER $7945 DISCOUNT $950 SALE Sfi995 2 door, L model. 5 speed. metallic paint •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. RABBIT PICK-UP (2554 ) (171091) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT $7335 $1140 Cus tom value pa ckage , tinted g l a s s , r j leatherette, stereo prep. ) ~= ·····················~~ l BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. CAM : ·~·1 (2452 ) (086367 ) FACTORY STICKER S 14,310 DISCOUNT S 1405 SALE $12,895 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. DIESEL PICK-UP • (2706 ) (194498) : FACTORY STICKER e DISCOUNT • i SALE s7195 • $8345 $1 150 .,., ~ • Custom value package, stereo prep .. tinted glass . ..................... ··········:································ BRAND NEW 1981 ISUZU DELUXE COUP : BRAND NEW 1981 DIESEL JETTA (1309) (805468 ) FACTORY S IC R DI. COUNT $6519 , $314 • (2795 ) (657999) : FACTORY STICKER e DISCOUNT isALE$8295 • e 2 door, 5 speed ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ BRAND NEW 1981 ISUZU PICK-UP : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. L MODEL VANAGON _ . . . ---. 0299) (704367 ) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT $6478 $683 • (2917 ) (123984 ) e FACTORY STICKER SI I, 715 e DISCOUNT S 1320 isALE $10,395 e Deluxe package, tinted glass. . OMSTRATOR SPECI IS 1981 V.W. RABBIT L·MODEL 1980 V.W. DASHER 1981 DIESEL RABBIT L.S. M./FM stereo cassette, factory air, sunroof. metallic paint. Tinted glass, wsw tires, metallic paint. leatherette trim. Factory air, stereo cassette, metallic paint, s unroof. •7295 (1823) (049673) · •6995 °~> (17~) •7M5 (2094 ) (104789) TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF GAS OR D~IESEL 'IODELS G EAT OPTION & COLORS! AU CNll 8UiACT TO PAIOA IH.'£ E'FECTl'IE • HOU"S AA'Ell PUlllCATI~ -PAICES PlUI TAX. UC a DOC ,EE . .• VOLKSWAGEN-ISUZU . . ' 18711 BEACH JLVD. HUNTINGTON IEACH CALL 842·2000 '