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1981-10-17 - Orange Coast Pilot
... Edison 28 Estancia 14 Laguna Hills MiCiDi 24 El Toro 7 San Clemente Ocean View · 28 Saddleback 14 Mission Viejo Westminster ·14 Corona del Mar 10 CaEoValle~ Laguna Beach 21 lrv~ne 14 Expos Baseball Playoffs ~ 4 " Dana Hills 6 Costa Mesa 7 Dodgers 1 ORANGI COAST YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPIR SA I UROAV. OC TOBE A 17 1981 OHANGECOUNTV CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Egypt cracks 'down C AIRO. Egypt (A P > - Security forces swooped on Mos lem fundamentalist cells throughout the country Friday and arrested several hundred persons regarded as potential security threats, high military sources reported. The arrests were not officially con firmed and government spokesmen declined comment. The military sources. who refused to be identified, said new President Hosoi Mubarak ordered the c rac kdown to prevent Islamic e'ltremists from plotting new acts of violence following the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. The sources said Mubarak, a former air force commander and Sadat's vice president for more than s ix years, was determined to take a tough line with the fundamentalis ts to re s tore s tabili ty a nd international confidence in Egypt. Sadat's assassination Oct. 6, allegedly masterminded by an extreme fundamentalist sttt, was followed by a brief upsurge o f fundamentalis t -ins pired violence in several parts of Egypt. Reagan firms up support in AWACS WASHINGTON <A P ) inching closer to approval of his Saudi arms sale, President Reagan firmed up support from another senator Friday and seemed to make some headway with three opponents Two senators who had been leaning against the sale earlier s aid they are now uncommitted and the three opponents said they would restudy their positions or keep open minds. ·'I know of others who are going to a nno un ce (their support) either this week or next week." said Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker. "We're still behind. b11t we're coming up and they're (opponents ) coming down." Statements from se ve n senators Friday narrowed the lineup against the sale to 51·37 with 37 undecided. according to the latest Associated Press count. Sen. J . Bennett Johnston. D-La., who had been leaning for the sale. announced his support a fte r a m eeti ng with the president. SOcial Security tax • • • 1ncreasIDg agaID ... ......_ Moshe Dayan. who died Friday of a heart attack. i s shown m 1979 visit to pyramids and Sphinx in Egypt with wife Rachel WASJDNGTON (AP) -The average worker will pay nearly $100 more in Social Security taxes in 1982 and those paying the maximum will pay nearly S200 more, the Social Security Ad minis tration a nnounced Friday. The agency said that the payroll tax will be levied on income up to $32,400 next year, up from $29,700 in 1981. The payroll tax rate for all workers and employers will rise from 6.65 percent to 6 7 percent next Jan. l. Congress ordered the higher rate in 1977 when it bailed Social Security out of an earlier fiscal crisis. If Congress had not raised both future tax rates and the wage base in 1977, the Social Security tax in 1982 would have been only 6.3 percent on tn~ome up to $24,300. or a maximum tax of Sl,531. The tax hike for 1982 has been scheduled since 1977 and is not a response to the system's current troubles. The Senate on Thursday. in a bill to keep the Sl22-a-month minimum benefit for most of the 3 million current recipients, also took some steps to keep the old age fund from running dry late next year by allowing it to borrow from the healthier dis ability fund and to keep a Dayan: A giant falls Israeli second Mideast leader to die in past 10 days TEL AVIV. Israel (AP) -, Moshe Dayan, Is rael's most famous soldier-statesman whose blac k eyepatch b eca me a symbol of the Jewish state in war and peace. died of a heart attaCk Friday in a s uburban Tel Aviv hospital! He was 66. Dayan as foreign minister was a key figure in m olding the historic Egyptian-Israeli peace acco rds with Eg ypt ian President Anwar Sadat, and died 10 days after Sadat was assass inated b y Mos lem extremists while watching a military parade in Cairo. Dayan, treated for cancer two years ago, was admitted to Sheba Hospital in suburban Tel H ashomer on Thurs da y complaining of chest pains. Government s pokes man Uri Porat said Dayan had suffered a heart attack. Egypt's minister of state for foreign affairs. Butros Ghali. s aid in Cairo that Dayan "played a main role" in the peace negotiations and added, "He was a m ong the Israeli politicians who believed in the possibili ty of achi e ving a peaceful coexistence and peace between the Palestinians and Isr ael." Befor e b e coming a peacemaker. Dayan was a s oldier -a bold battalion commander in the 1948 war for independence. chief of staff in the 1956 Sinai campaign and defense minister in the 1967 and 1973 Arab-Israeli wars. Carter's office in Plains, Ga., iss ued a s tatemen t saying Dayan's "dedication and tireless effort at Camp David helped to bring about a blueprint for peace between Egypt and Israel and all their neighbors. We will miss this great statesman and courageous leader " In Wa s hington, President Reagan said Dayan "became to many the symbol of Israeli resolve -the resolve of a great people t o b e free and independent. and a resol ve sh ared by the people of the United States." bigger share of the payroll tax. The so-called wage base, or the maximum amount of earnings subject to the payroll lax, rises automatically as workers' average wages go up each year. The Reagan administration had predicted earlier this year it would rise to S32, 100 in 1982. The maximum tax oo employees this year is $1,975.05 on wages of $29,700 or more. It will jump by $195.75 to $2 ,170.8> as a result of the increases in the tax rate and the wage base. Employers will have to pay the same amount. · The agency noted that an average worker earning $13,729 in 1981 is paying $912.98 in Social Security taxes. Next year, that average worker is expected to earn $15,045 and pay $1 ,008.02 in Social Security taxes. It said low-income workers who earn $6,968 in 1981 are now paying $463 .37 to Social Sec urity : next year . their <See SOCIAL, Page A2) U.S. industrial output drops By The Associa&ed Press Production QC industrial goods fell in September by the largest amount since the recession month of Jul y 1980, the government reported Friday. Nobel economics laureate J a m es Tobin predicted the " economy would stagnate for ~everal years. The .Federal Reserve Board said industrial production dropped 0.8 percent last month, led by steep dropoffs in the production of automobiles and other durable goods. Industrial output in August was down by a smaller a mount. while July's figure s howed a m oderate increase. AnaJyst.s interpreted the latest figures was evidence the econom y 's weakness is s preading. Several said they believed the economy was in a recession. ·'It's almost inescapable that we're in a recession," said Allen Sinai. an economist at Data Res ources Inc .. a private · economic forecasting,firm. Other analysts , whil e conceding that s ili(ns of a s lowdown ar e growing, were more optimistic. Tobin. the Yale University professor who was named winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize for economics on Tuesday, told a New York University conference that President R eaga n 's economic program will hurt the poor, enrich the wealthy and lock the economy Into a long pattern ef stagnation . (See story. Page A3) r equired, even though these are notor iously impatient times," Palmer sai d in remarks prepared for delivery at the London seminar. American financial markets. fearful of the inflationary effects of the Reagan program held Friday to the recent pattern of decline. The Dow J ones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 4.57 points lo 51.69 in light trading to finish the week with an overall loss of 21.31 points . In the bond market, where investors were looking for a recession to dampen inflation. the governme nt's re port on industrial output produced a lackluster response. Prices were down as much as 11-i points .. or $15 for each Sl.000 in face value. MCAS • maintenance may be noisy People living near El Toro Marine Corps Air Station can e xpect to hear the whir of airplane propellers this week- e nd, said Mast er Sgt. Jim Pay nter , an air station spokesman. The noise will take place day and night today and Sunday as. th e res ult o f ·•e ngine maintenance" for C-130 cargo planes, he said. Parents urge no He once described himself as a man who reacts to changes and sometimes helps "create them." That occurred in 1979 when then President Jimmy Carter flew t o Is rael in a last-ditch attempt to win the Egyptian-Israeli agreement. Dayan suggested concessions that included a n accelerated withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Sinai seized by his soldiers from Egypt in the 1967 war, and the peace talks surged forward. Dayan 's stepdaughter. Nurit H erm on. said Dayan died at 8.~ p.m .. 11 :30 PDT. shortly after Israelis began observmg the Jewis h sabbath. Israel Te l evision interrupted its regular program to announce the death, but there were no public displays of mourning and Tel Aviv's streets were virtually deserted because most Jews were celebrating the sabbath in temples or their homes . Edward L. Palmer, chairman of the executive committee of Citibank, t old a financial seminar in London on Friday the Reagan program deserved more time to demonstrate whether it will produce its intended results. Master Sgt. Paynter declined to s ay the exact hours the noise would take place or why it was necessa ry for the e n gine maintenance to take place at night. He did say that it was a routine operation and that no local troop movements are planned. • • prISQ!l 1n sex case By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL OftMDelly ........ An Orange County Superior Court hearing for an Irvine school teacher accused of sex crimes involving chlldren took an unusual turn Friday when several parents -including parents of some vidlms - appeared to urge that the defe~dant oot be sentenced t.o a term in state prison. During the afternoon bearing, .J udie Donald McCartln ruled that Lewis Byron Cann, 28, ls a mentally d isordered sex offender who should be sent to a state hospital for treatment-. By l aw, Cann could be committed for treatment for a maximum period of ei1ht years and eight months. Cann could be returned to superior court for f\lrtber sentenctn.1 dependlnc on the type of prorress he mallet while boepitaJJ&ed, accordlnc to both proaecution and def enaa attorneys. TWo parents ••Id alter the I \ hearing that they had written letters in which they contended Cann was not an appropriate subject for a state prison term. They said he should be treated at a state hospital. Cann was charged in April with 17 counts involving lewd acts with boys under the age of 14. He subsequently pleaded gullly to two counts Involving separate youths, said Deputy District Attorney Melanie Slnser. She said that or the alx parents Involved, "three parents felt the man needed help," while "three felt extremely betrayed'' because of Cann's "position or tru.st" as an Irvine Untried School District science teacher. Bolb Ms. Singer and defeme attorney Davld Brickner conceded in aeparate Interviews after lbe bearin1 th1t lt wu "unusual" for parents or vlctlmt to have shown sympathy for the f CANN, Pa&e Al) '1 Prime Minis ter Menachem Be_gin ordered a state funeral to (See DAYAN, Page A2) "Time and patience are OC considers proposal for countywide cable programs By GLENN SCOTT Of .. Delty,.. ...... Laguna Beach residents who turn on thefr cable television •networks might see lbe same ball games or rnovtes as viewers in Irvine or HunUn1ton Beach who use different cable service -but they won't see the same local progl'ams. That's because the 12 aeparate cable TV companies serving parts of Oran1e County have never been united to produce or broadca s t countywldt prognmming, All th1t could change under a new proposal to produce l~al protrams. sponsored by toc:al advertisers. The proposal la to ' • I be considered Tuesday by lbe Orange County Board of Supervisors. The board will be asked to authorize meetings between co unty o fficial s and representatives of the dozen private cable TV compaliles to discuss the creation of countywtde cable pro1ramml111. A consultant to the co.nty 1overnment recently completed a report whlcb proposed that the val'ious cable systems could be Interconnected •o carry a capacity ol flve local channels. Euh ol the cbanne11 would carry different kinda of pro1ram1 , from an emer1ency«i•ted community safety class to entertainment. The consultant's report said local advertising could be expected to raise about $2 mUlion per year, which would go toward operation costs. . Fred Voss, cable TV coordinator for county 1ovornment, said county. offlclals sttll must decide whether to get involved tn pro-du ci ng such local programming. By helplng create tbe lnterconnectlng aystem -and parbap11 maldn1 It part or tuture franchise condltloH -tbe government can ensure that <8" CULE, Pa1e A!) ORAIGI COAST llATllR Fair this weekend. Highs in low 70s at beaches, 8>s inland. Lows 46 to 54. 111181 TDBAY Tired of trying tQ figvrt out Rubik'• C'We? Two brothn1 haue COfM up wUh .o .tm,,,. 100~ of di1polfng oj the. ~%irag pum.. S.& Page .o . 11111 AlY _ _..... . , ...... , ... a .J a.cei M-1 Mlfllll .. M ( ........ c..oa ....... CH c-tc• C4 ............. Cl ~ Alt =:.... ... C-."1 Cl :::::· ,....... CN 0-l ---.. ......... y-"" ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturdey, October 17, 1981 "'ESER.VOIR PLAYGROUND -Combined fun ctions are the order of the day at new J ames Van Rensselaer Reservoir above Dana IUlls High School in Dana Point. South Coast Countv Water District facilitv has capacity for 7.8 million gallons of watei·. The $8 million reservoir also has s ix tennis courts Oelt¥ ........ "-'- and eight handball courts on its deck. Mrs. :\1 yrtle Van Rensselaer. widow of Ute water dis trict's ·fo rmer community relations consultant. and Norm Anderson. president of ,, the water dis trict board. were among dignitaries on hand Frida~· ror dedication ceremonies. Irvine man h e ld afte r s p eed c hase A hig h s peed c hase from Garden Grove to Claremont ended early Friday in the arrest of a 19· year-old Irvine man, poli ce said. Robert A Scharr. 19, of 13 Star Flower. was arrested on charges of assault on an officer . Officer Steve Sanders. 27. a three-)ear ve t eran of the Gard e n Grove P o li c e department, reportedly stopped Scharf in an alley behind the 8500 block of Garden Grove Blvd. shortly after 11 : 30 p.m . Thursday. As the officer reached inside lo turn off the ignition. Scharf r eportedly sped away. lea"ing Sanders hanging onto the car door He received minor injuries when the driver s mashed into a chain link fence. He fell off the car. Police said Seharf's car was ~polled a few blocks away. He was arrested in Claremont. Charges probed MIAMI t AP ) The U.S. attorney's offi ce 1s investigating r e ports by ff a1t1an r efugees Thurs<l ay lhat boat captains staned or hacked to death as many as 90 H aitian~ during the voyage from their is land homeland Classes set • in identifying odors from Narmco facility Classes lo help neighbors or a controversial Costa Mesa plastics plant identiry. label and catalog offensive chemical oders are being scheduled by the South Coast Air Quality Management District's legal d1v1sion. B arbara Frantz. a ssistant di s trict counsel , said the program is expected to gain new evidence in her battle to reduce chemical emissions from the Narmco Materials Inc. plant, 6600 Victoria St. She failed Thursday to secure From Page A 1 an abatement order that would rine Narmco up to $6,000 a day ror exceeding state emission laws beginning Jan. 2, the date Narmco officials expect to move their missile and aircraft parts manufacturing operation to Anaheim. N armco secured a permit to exceed chemical emission levels Sept. 8 from the South Coast Air Quality Management District Hearing Board, a n appellate body separate from the pollution control enforcement. CABLE PROPOSAL • • • ce rt ai n publi c inte re s t programming is included, he s aid. If the cable TV industry was left to create its own countywide programming. a system with maximum profit and minimum public interest programming might result. he suggested However, th e government involvement could involve controversy. A supervisorial aide note d Friday that a significant political issue would be who gelS final control over the selection of programs. Voss said a third party could be h ired on a c ontract to produce the programs and sell advertisements. H e said another of t he ~tiractions of the countywide s)'stem is its capability to door din ate an .. interactive," or two.way, system that monitors Ore or burglar alarrqs and can ~Yen be attac hed to home computers. ,Representatives of the cable TV hrms said Friday they are interested in the proposal . Rene Collins. systems general manager for Storer Cable TV, which serves parts of the south county including Laguna Beach, s aid most private companies are just beginning to explore local programs and sponsors. "Our policy is to entertain any requests as long as they are cost-justified," she said. Teleprompter serves Newport Beach, Seal Beach, Fullerton and was selected Thursday to cover Santa Ana. Pat Breznan. Southern California district manager for the firm, said hi s group is excited about the countywide progranvning. "We think it has terrific potential,'' he.said. On Thursday, Teleprompter staged its first local program ln Newport Beach in front of a live audience. Called ''Citiiens' Forum," it featured a dialogue between residents and elected officiaJs. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ClaHan.d ad¥9t11alng 114M2·M1i Alt ottler depamnenta 142-4321 Thom• P. Haley . ~ ... Clllllf (--OfllOll: Robert N. Weed ""9llllel'll Thom• A. Murphine (-.W Michael P. Harvey .......... DINdat L. Kay Schultz ~·~ Kenneth N. Goddard Jr. ~°""°' Bematd Schl.llman ~ Chari• H. LOOI .......,. .... CarOf A. Moore ""-hW MAIN~ mwne aw sc.. c..u ...._CA. Mell...,_: .. , .. ,c-.-..-. CA .... C.yrltlll 1•1 0r-. CMte """"".....,. ~No_.,. .. "'* .............. lftlttw ... "'11 ............... _., .. ,.,.... ......,. _ .. '"''' .......... ~-· ' Ms. Frantz said she now hopes to file a petition to modify the variance granted by the hearing board in September. The district hopes to reduce the amount of vapors emitted from three towers at the plant used to cure cloth impregnated with fiber glass-like res ins. But, she said. the district needs new or more evidence or odors or emissions coming from the plant. District monitoring efforts all have shown the plant well within state e mission standards - except for those vapors coming fr9m the towers and allowed under the September permit. ''Th e di s tri c t beli eves neighbors have legitimate complaints." s he said. "To facilitate the m . we have es tabli s h ed a special enforcement response program. She said neighbors reporting an odor from Narmco should ca ll 1-991 -7200. Additionally, Ms. Frantz said. s he is s cheduling an odor identification session Oct. 28, at 7:30 p.m., at Columbia Savings and Loan Assn. at Wilson Street at H arbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa. From Page A 1 CANN . • • defendant. Ms . Singer argued during the hearing that Cann should be sentenced to state prison. She termed Cann a "pedophile'' whose "prognosis for change is impossible to predict." Judge Mccartin said he believed that Cann, based on reports prepared by doctors, could benefit Crom treatment 1n a state hospital. An Oct. 30 hearing was sc heduled at which time McCarlin will receive a recommendation from the county mental health director on the institution to wbicb Cann should be sent. Patton State Hospital near San Bernardino Is considered a likely choice • McCartin said. Defense attorney Brickner said it was his hope that Cann· would spend only about two years in the hospital before being returned to the court for further 1entenclrt1. Ht Hid be was ''hopeful" that Cann could th n be pt.ced on r·~an. -_:____ __ --~---------~~- I Adoption tax breaks? Congress studies proposals to encourage child pl~cement WASHJNOTON (AP) -With a growine number of American companies offering workers fnnee payments to help offset the co.st of adoplina a child, a move was begun Friday In the Senate lo give such benefits tax-free status. The plan was one of several proposals for en couraging adoption that were aired at a hearing of the Senate Finance subcommittee on taxation. The Reagan adminis tration opposed them Greater federal tax aid for adoption was endorsed by witnesses ranging from the l i beral Sen . H oward Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, to a representative o f the anti-abortion movement. "It is injusl that current law p e rmits tax dedu c tions for medical expenses' connected w ith childbirth or induced abortion. but allows no such From Page A1 deductions for medical expenses connected with adoption," said DoucJas Johnson of the National Ri&bl to Life C9mmitlee. The first federal tax aid for certain adoption expenses ~as attached by Cong r ess to President Reagan's tax-cut biU 1n August. Peopl~ who Itemize deductions may deduct up to Sl.500 ol the expenses incurred m adopting certain hard-to-place c hildren , s u ch as the h andlcapped and those 6 or older. Witnesses on Friday hailed that provision, but noted it denies any benefit lo the 70 percent or taxpayers who take the standard deduction. Robert 8 . Bogart of American Can Co., which next year wiJJ offer its workers up to $2,000 per adoption. saiCi making such benefits tax -e xempt ''will encourage more corporations to join the leaders in implementing suc h socially r esponsible progrum11.'' A bill sponsored chiefly by Metzenbaum would allo w adoption payments by an employer to be exempt from individual income taxes. and the firm couJd deduct the payments as a business expense. From Page A1 DAYAN • • • be held Sunday. Dayan's close associates said burial would be in Nahalal, a farm settlement 10 miles west or Nazareth -lhere Dayan grew up. They said he would be buried in the family plot next to the graves or his parents. who were immigrants from Russia, and his brother Zorik, who was ~l ed righting in the 1M8 war. SOCIAL SECURITY • • • He was among the first of I s rael 's nati ve-born Sabra generation to win high office. moving up through the military rank s. He w-a s appointed military chief of staff in 1954 and directed the a rmy's 100-hour smash across the Sinai Desert to' the Suez Canal in 1956, giving the e ight·year-old J ewis h state a strong boost in morale. income. is expected to rise to S7 ,636 and their tax to $511.61, a $4~ increase. Self.employed persons race even stiffer tax hikes. For the self-employed, the tax rate will rise in 1982 from 9.3 percent t.o 9.35 percent. The maximum tax will be $3,029.40 on income of $32,400 or more. a tax hike of $267 .30 over this year. The agency also announced other changes taking effect Jan. 1. 1982: -The maximum amount that any beneficiary under age 65 may earn without losing any benefits will increase rrom $4 .080 in 1981 to $4,440 in 1982. Benefits are reduced Sl for e ve r y $2 earned above that amount. Benet'ici aries aged 65 through 71 wiJI be able to earn $6,000 in 1982 without losing benefits, up from $5,500 this year. Those 72 or older can draw full benefits no matter how much they earn. Originally, t h ose 70 and o lder were supposed to h a ve that right starting Jan. 1, 1982. But Congress. as part of the cuts recently enacted in the 1982 budget, delayed until Jan. 1, 1983, this liberalization or the so-called retirement test. The amount or earnings r equired for a quarter of coverage will increase from $310 to $340 Most current workers will need 40 quarters. or 10 years under Social Security. to draw benefits , although some now nearing retirement can qualify with fewer quarters. Dayan, who wore the eyepatch after his 1ert eye was shattered by a bullet in World War II. won mor e glory as defense minister in the 1967 Mideast War, but was widely blamed f or Is raeli shortcomings in the 1973 war. He was forced out of omce when the late Prime Minister Golda Meir resigned in April 1974, but made an extraordinary comeba c k after Begi n 's conservative Likud bloc invited him to serve as foreign minister three years later. As foreign minister he was a k ey n ego tiator in the U .$ .. sponsored peace pact with Israel signed in Wash ington in March 1979. ""~ Moshe Dayan. then Jsrae1's foreign minister. looks on as Prime Minister Menachem Begin and then President Jimmy· Carter exchange farewells at conclusion of historic 1979 Signing ceremony of Israel-Egypt peace treaty. Dayan died Friday. 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APWl...- Susc111 \"c•u mun rtqll/ qrcets h1•r -;t1•p mother ./11<1t"1•' \\'1111<iward. bnch's/W.Jt' 111 \t>tr York·~ ("trdt' 111 l/J Sq1wr1• 101/1Jlt'lllq \\'w><l1card 'pert11ri11a1u t' fl' rlw \ltl r ii 11!1· Hro11d1t·1111 pluy Cw1d1d11 S11:s(/11 '·' tl({11ql1t1·1 ,, '""''" />q11/ \"1·11 "11111 \\'1111dw11r1r~ l111.,ba11rl OCC's presidR111. lw1wred bv iuuon "Shocked and surprised " were the v. o rds u sed in d escribing Or a nge Coast College pre:.1dent Robert 8 . Moore's r eal'tion to receiving a n a~;.ird from a teachers· union. The surpn:.c pn•sl•ntation of an ··Award of Ext'ellence" b~ tht• r\ml'rn:an Fl'deration o f T<.•achl'rs Lotal 1911. based in Costa Mesa. wa!. marlc in Moon•s office · "Jormalh . ·· SJ1d union repn•st.•ntati ve Ed Aronson, .. Or Moore ;ind the local find ou r sC'lves 1n advcrsan pos1l1ons · Thoi;e roll'S are play l'd when Moore and hi s negot1at,or:. fal'ed union representatives in contract negot1at1ons over the year!>. Aronson explamed .. Dr Moore "as shocked and s urprist•d . ·· Aronson said. "Bµt our organization recognizes contributions to edu cation fro m wherever lbey come.·· MOOl!E DOWN ,\ l' t n· s s I. e 'I e ,\ · ,\ n n e Uown, ''ho -.tarn·d in the H r 1 t 1 sh t t• I l' v 1'111 n s"' ri e !>. .. Cpstairs Dm111slairi..·· sav-. slw separnlt'd from her film te<'hn1('1<1Q hui>band . lh'nri Gabriel, after 18 month' of marnai.:c Our m.11;-1agl' did not "'ork out. :\I 1ss Dov. n said .. Henn h<J!> ll'ft for Spai n. a nd I am remai n1nt.: 1n London for three• weeks to work on a film · A Ma r }l a nd sc h ool admimstrator didn't have the price or uum11(~ion bul lflill got a arund tour of the Trum n Library 1n I ndependencc, Mo . a fter o rficlal s walked up and congrotulutcd him ,js the museum ·-. rive millionth visitor. Charles Ru '!ft'll, datu proces111ng director for the A'}ne Arundel County school 11)"stem, !!Did ht was st anding I n th e e ntrance to the 24-yeur-old library that houses papers of the late President Harry S Truman whe n he realized he had forgotten his money. "I about dro pped m y teeth" when library orficiafs approached him and said he wa s the iibra r y·s fl\'C' millionth visitor, he said Gov. Edmund Bro,wn Jr. is looking for a press secretary again the seventh time in seven years the post has been open Carl 8.-auchamp, 32. who held the post Mnce August 1980, annou nced that she is resigning for per sonal reasons at the end of this month The offi ce <.1 nnounced that h e r post wil l b e filled temporarily by Lucien Haas, ''ho ~ervl'd as a press aide to Arown's father. former Gov Pat Brown, f ro m 1961 through 1966. C:Jnd to US Sen. i\lan Cranston. befor e Joining the current governor·s staff three months ago Agriculture St•cretary John R . Block is 1n Ch ina to promote grain s ales and increased agricu ltur a l l'OOperat1on with the world's most pqpulous nation. Block. in Peking on a t hrce-da v v1s1t. 1s to meet toda r ..\1th \'ice Premier Wan ·Li. the man in charge of C hina 's agriculture dl'partml•nt lie also will see trad<'. food and ot h er offi ciab and OPl'n a baker~· ~1 b!. America cam e home to RUS!.Cllville, Ark .. hut it mined on her parade . F.lizab<'lh Ward, 20. was to have· bec>n honored with a parad<.• through downtown I< us sell \'i 11 e. but Chamber of Com men·c ofrlc1als called it 11ff Lt. Col Robert Lowry, who once orga nized a military p arade 1n Europe f o r President Kennedy, had lined up six bands. three floats and 27 cars mostly con"ertibles for the celebration. Warming trend Coastal l.lo"I ·1•rl•lllt winos lhrowoh I01119f\I H C..,C -SI '° •OUlhwe•I 10 10 1' knou In Miit"'°"" I to 1 foot ••$1 lo 1outh-" swe ll Mo111v cieer llllH . U.S. suntmary Heavy r•IM prompled flesh 11000 ••IChH Frldey In much of "°""''" & T•••S. 'outher" •nO ••S>l•rn Olll•Ptom•, whir~ 1torms ,..,,ft" rl.en .,,.s u·-1 Tl•• llluncMf'sllowers mowed Into ••stern K•ns•s end soulnern M~•1ourl, wf\ere Navy r•l n ••i repor1ed. A1 ~ PMMd ""'-"the Grut 8uln and Into the ttntra1 Aooy Mounteln states, trevtltn' advisories _,.. Issued l"rlday for much of Vi.ti Md eotot-. Tnt sun •H shlnlnQ o .. r "" northern PlllM 111111 a<rou the Pa<lflc Coa" ..a over nor'l""'utern states T"e Netlonat Wutr..r S••vlct tor •c •1t more 1c•ttered lhunde"tO•-IOCIO from T .. u 111rou91\ the middle MIUIUIPPI Valley. Aeln •es also for~asl over the soul"'°'"''"' mounleln si.tes. Perlly cloudy •••lhtr wu upectf!d for the Ent Coast, tho Peclfk C-1 ...0 the nor'l""'H11rn $11MS hidey. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT Saturday Octobor 17, 1981 Comity school sought Probation Department seeks Orange facility for problem juveniles A new Orange County-run school for problem youth11 who can 't adjust to• ro8ular public school muy be startt.-d as soon as next month ' Th<! school would have room for iiboul 45 youths from seventh through 12th grades and would be held at the county.owned J .P. Greeley School tn Orange. The facility is next door to the Albert Sitton Home und near Juvl'nile Hall The propos al to s tart the school comes from the county Probation Department, which wants to ease overcr•wding at Juvenile Hall. lt is seeking an agreement with the county Department of Education to run the program. Th e cou nt y Bo ar d of Supervisors will be asked Tue s day t o authorize th e operation. which will cost an est1matL>d S.54 .000 per year. This year's costs would come from ottte r areas in the probation department's budget Accordin~ lo report~ from the pr obation dc>part mcnt, the studt'nts attt•nding the proposed Grl't.>l(•y Community Oay School are minor law breaker:. who tend ll) disrupt normal school classrooms. are behind in school and are commonly truant T hey might be making a transition from ju\ t•nile hall. or their enrollment in the school might be t'Onsider ed an attempt to avoid 1ncarcerat1on 1ncludf' more than average lndiv1ctu11I f n s trurt 100 und couru1t<ling. Probation officers would lK• on hond at the school Tht> Greeley facility is u t'<.I for lnstru<.'lwn for youthK housed ut the Sitton Home. whu:h is for abused or neglected <'hildren Tht> l'llti.sroom s for the two 11eparote <·lllegories of )'OUths would be seriureted. l)l•rhaps by f Pnces. accor d i n ~ to the proposal T he rac 1llly 111 laltd for dl011truction to mt•ku room for a n1•w homt' for Sitton youths, to bt> "all ed Ora(laewood The proposed school would be rl'locatt'd ut that time. S tude nlis ut the proposed bChool wouldn't be allowed to dnve their own t•ars .. to Greeley. 1t1stead, th<'Y woula eithf'r be r£>qu1red to ·~ '1ropped oft b)' the11 parents or .arrive by public hui; Nobel Prize • winner raps 'Reaganomics'. NEW YORK 1 AP 1 Prt•s1dent Real'(an's econum1c program '>'ill <'C1use the poor ·consider ablt• t.'l.'.Onom1c pain a nd damage. m ake thl• \\ealthy ric·her . and trap th(• t'l"Onom~ 1n slaJ!n<it1011 . the latt:st '\"ob c•I l'<'Onom1cs laureate ~aid Fnda' "H1:aganom1c·:-.· 1!. a 'recipe for hi gh inlt're~t rates ... s:.11d James Toi.Jin. and \\ill not c·ure 1nfla t iun or .1mpro\e c•m ployml•nt "On the whole we will have a rath er s tagnant. s puttering cc·onom~ and not much gro" th or 1mprovt1ment 1n unem pl u~me nt ." he told reporters aftt•r speaking at a New York Cn1versit\ confer ence on the nation's t•conom y lie said Reagan's program will QOt hring inte rest rates down enough to s pur economk g r ov. th. until the eco ~m y suffc-rs a r t·cess10n To h 1 n . a Y a I c• l ' n 1 v er s it y prnfossor. \\-as named Tu<.•sday a-. thl· "innc•r of the 1981 Nobel :'lkmorwl Pt it<.' 1n El.'.C>nomic Sc·1t•nce for his analysis of the n•lat1onsh1p between financial markNs and the investment d e c· 1 :. 1 o n s o f r a m i I 1 e s a n d busincss<.'S. T o h1n s ervc>d o n t he President's Count'1I of Economic Advisers u nd cr J o hn F . Kc• n n ed v Ht.>agan has mamtained that b~ t·utt1n~ taxes and reducing governme nt s p e nding , ind1vidu::ib and busi ne~ses will have more incenti ve to !Jave The new school. according to reports. would stre~:-. attendance and good behavior and would r---------------------------------------------------------~ ·Loiter statute voided SAN FRANC I SCO 1I\P1 A California law th at grants p o li ce · v I rluall v unf e ttercd .. discretion in arresting l oiterers is unconstitutional, the 9th (! .S Circ uit Court of Appeals rulc>d Friday In a case brought again~t San Diego law enforcement o fficials, the co"rt sa id the vagrancy law intrudes up o n th e Fourth Amendment 's ba n against unreasonable searches and seizures: violates due process because 1t encourages arb1trar v and d 1 s c r i m 1 n. a l o r y e n f o r c e men t. a n d i s un co n s ti tu t iona lly vague The law rcqu1r<.•s a pers on t o provide reliable 1dl'nlificat1on when reques ted by a polit'c offi cer who has a reasonable s uspicion of criminal a('tl\'1tv It sa:v~ a person who loiters or wandC'rs the stre<.'ts without apparent rc>a son can be gu1 lt:t of misdemeanor disorderly conduct. The appeal court said the law violates due proc ess becau se i t grants police "vi rtually unfettered" discr etion by pr ovidi ng no standards for defining loitering. The court also said the sea r c h and se i zure clause of the vag rancy law p e rmitt e d a n unjustifiable intrusion on a person's life . While upholding the decision by U S. District Judge Leland Nielson of San Diego that the law is overbroad. the appellate court reversed and sent back for trial a part of Nielson's ruling that denied Edward Lawson a· jury trial Film on stereotype scheduled P sychological and sex ual themes in advertising and how they influence society's view of women is the subject or "Killing Us Softly," a short Cilm to be screened Wednesday. Oct. 21 by lhe Women's Center of Golden West College. The Cree showing will be at noon in Humanities Room 204 on th~ Huntington Beach campus . 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ON PREMISES TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV .•. when you buy any npw 1982 ACA ColotTrak 2!> dtagon;il TV oMlh remote cont•ol Choose from 23 models .ndudtng advanced ACA ColorTf8k 2000 sets wllh inlrare<l remote con<rof GET $150 """'"' v 'I' t>ut RC" A' """' '-,Q 01agoMI Pro1e lton Cl)k • I~ lnclu0t•s r{'fl'l(ll!' on1ro1 Jtl'lt b\ltfl)n llllornalor ·olor au1om1111r l•ne tuntnQ d"O rn0tf· 13'' COLOR TY ~J 5279 19" COLOR TY ~, ~I A-OK AND SERVICE atmR ,-- 2955 HARBOR BtVD. {AT BAKER) COSTA MESA 'HONE 540-311~ .... PIMAMCa•• ........ O.A.~ ------~----· --~ --------- Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17, 1981 DO YOU DARE? -Tht·~l' al'l' -.onH· ot tlw -.hoek:--U\\ c.1it inl-! .'·nu in thL· -.1.,l h .1n111wl \larl'h of l>t me~ ll auntl'd II"""'' .it 1111 · Or<rngc Count~ Fa1rgrounch Thl· t.!hou l1-.h .1ttract1on opt•n.., tonight and "111 lw "('.tl'ing ) o.lly pt .......... .., Qert91 ... 'httrn·-. through Hall()\\t't'll IWJ.!i nntn/,! at 7 pm night I.' Ttw ('lhl i-. SJ i .) for adult-. <llld ..;1 :?.'> tor thild n·n H to I~ II tlH.'' ·n· undN >< ll·a\ 1..· them tll thv protl•t·l11111 111 1tw 1u1rnpl..111 >.al th Stealth contract told .Vorthrop recipient of development deal . Air Force says WASUING1'0N <A P > - Northrop Corp. will be the prime contractor ror lnllhtl research . ancj development wor.k on the Stealth bomber. a revolutionary plane which would be able to uvade enemy rndar detection, the-Air Force said Friduy 'l;he brier statement said that all detolls are classified and that "no further comments will be made." The Pentagon did go so far as to identify other "key m embers or the team" in the research effort as Boemg, LTV· Vought and General Electric Aircraft Engine Group. The Air F'orce announcement was prompted by r eports appearing in the trade press naming Northrop as the <'hief contractor in the Stealth project. ,N o rt h r o p a I s o i s s u e d a statement from its headquarters in Los Angeles quoting its ch airman~homas V Jones. as confirming the Air Force had notified the company that it had been chosen as the prime contractor. T he Reagan administration, in announcing 1ls s t rategic weapons prugrilm for the future. said il would push a "vigorous reae rch and develol)ment pro1ram for an Advanced Tl'chnolotiY Bomber " Official• said they h9J>e lhe bomber will be comt¥at-ready In the 1900s. Defense ortlclula have (•8Umated in teatimony before consreas that developln1 a Stealth bomber would cost between S9 billion und $10.3 billlon. Aviation W'tek and Space Technology, a Washington-based trade publication, estimated the Northrop contract is worth $7 bilUon. Pentagon and Northrop ofCiclals would not comment on that report. There have been reports Boeing has been working on the so-called "invisible airplane" for more lhan a decade. Stealth technology is aimed at makin g aircraft virtuall y invisible to radar by a combination of exotic materials and radical design changes. Trading in Northrop stock was h alted temporarily Thursday on the New York Stork Exchange because of an imbalance of orders Northrop. which closed up 21 ~ points Thursd<1y after reopening, did not open Friday The stock had gained more than three points Wednesday. technology tn Au-.ust 1980 Defense officials refuse to discuss publtdy the dollar amOUt>ls involved ln the project . conveying the Information lo Congress 1n secret. The Reagan admlnlatratlon decided in earlY'October to push ahead with research and development oh a Stealth bom b e r which is known offidally as the Advanced Technology born ber, which wou Id tw deployed in the 1900s. HB iv arns • • trimming to b e bille d lluntington lieach officials are warning local homeowners that if overgrown l and scaping mtrudes on ·public streets and sidewalks. city workers will clip the greenery a nd send the landowner a n expensive gcirdening bill He crossed U.$. for Caroline Boeing stock, which closed up one point Thursday , was up ''~ a'. 26111 . The Carter administration went public on Stealt h ··Cost to the resident of city crew~ doing the work <1verages about S73 per hour. so we try very hard to get the hom eowner to do the JOb, .. sa.vs Daryl Smith, <'ily tree superintendent. Smith says his department is receiving dciily calls from residents requesting that public right-of-ways be cleared of trees a nd other plants that have grown over from private property. obstructing views and pathways NEW YORK (AP\ -Caroline ~ennedy's unwanted s wain was l'Onvicted f'riday of harassing her with his dem<1nd s for rnarriage , after defiantly 1oforming the court that "1f she has any interest in me I'd still I ik e to marry her ... Earlier in hi s brief trial. :!B-.} ear-old Kt:vin 'King of Palo \Ito. Calif . had announced ... , w1thdrav. my o ff e r of marriage ... "I don't see how vou can harass sorru.>~me v. hen you want 10 get married ... King prott.'Sl~d in his clos1n~ argument v. h1le .1cl1ng as hi s own defense lawyer In his trn1l v. ithout a JUry. King wa~ convi('ted by Criminal l 'ourt .ludgc John Bradley of .;~paralc l'nunl!> of c riminal t r espass and aggravated ltarassml'nl of :'.tis~ Kennedy. .11so 23. ' Glass banne d along b e a c h Along \\'tlh dog., and alc:ohoh<'-.,. heveragl•s. the use of am .:lasy •1r crocken C"nnla rncr-. on the hC'ach ha-. ht•t•n bann<'d 1n '-:C\\ port Bcal·h The Nl'wport City Counc·tl uf\antmnuslv <1~rel'd to tht• ·no i.:I a ~.," I .1·\.\ 1 hi s "l'<:'k and or<kred dt' l"rl''-" s lo crl.'t't ·no 1• lass allmHd ... 1gns at all lJe;ich 1N·ess areas Th(.' nl'\\ 1:1\\ \\Ill ch l J" l'' l'ffl'rt in JO davs. WJS modeled .1ftcr an Orange Co unt y ••l'dinancc and 1s l':<pccted to not •inl" cut dm.' n on the amount of l1tt('r lert on h<:'a ches but on ~lass·relall'CI tnJuries College data 1uorkshop set High schnol students and their parents can obtain informahon on selecting a college a nd ..,ecuring admission at a free <"oastline College workshop today The worki:.hop i~ scheduled for '.J a m . t <1 t p m . a t t h e ll un lington Beach L1brar~. Talbert Room. 71 11 Talbert t\ve The s c s4'1on will cover l'legib1ltl~ for adm1ss1on. r1 nancial u1d und choosing a major But un\\'anted s uitor con\·icted of harassm ent. s till want~ marriage Bradley .schedukct sentencing judge frequently about how far for Oct 23 King could get up to he could go in questioning one year in prison on each count. witnesses J11s imprisonment for failure to Dressed in a blue prison post a S25.000 bond was uniform wi th blue and white continued, although he is said to sneakers, the 5-fool· ll defendant ha\'e sufficient assets to meet was brought into the 16th-floor the bail court.room in handcuffs. Carohne is the only daughter In his opening statement. King of the late President Kennedy admit t ed s t a lkin g Miss und J acqu1.:l inc Kenn edy Kennedy, but ins isted that he Ona-.s1s She lin•s on West 84th left her building whenever he SlrC'l'l and \\-Or ks for the was asked to Ml'tropolllan .\tuscum of Art on The firs t witness was a Fifth \\"enue In a letter. one of neighbor. William Morris. who \\\11 ll'ltl·r.., ilnd a postcard h<· lives d ownstairs fro m t he sPnt to .\J1ss Kennedy. King apartment Mi ss K e nnedy "roll' oc·cup1cs with a girlfriend and a .\tarn me Borrow some rice male roommate from \O~r mnth(•r s v.eddings Morris said King appeared \l iss Kenned), 23. got 10,.e ../s~ortl) <t~ler midnight Aug .. 19 letters from King, two of the'fft"""' carrying ~ suitcase. and saying v.ritten after his urrest Aug. 20 he .rad. Just arrived from a nd confinem ent in Rike rs Cah_ orma. . Island prison ~ing was qu.ote_d as_ saymg K 111 g. "ho said he wa~ a Miss Kennedy d1d11 l _a~swer her J,!r aduate of !l astings Law bell so he rang Morns . He said School in San Francisco. acted he was short of c~s~ and w~nted ·is 111., 1 wn h.1w~•er as his trial to stay m the bu1ldtng until she ;11H·nN1 1 1 le was fou nd competent retu_rned . in µwt·h1alric testing to stand Ktng stayed there until 7 a.m .. trial when Miss Kennedy's roommate ·r hr defendant had to ask the phoned Morris and told him M e niorial service h e ld for Mesan ·\ memoria l service was c·onclucted Friday at First l n1lt·d Methodist Church in Cost<i Mesa for Cecil Winter, 70. who died at his Costa Mesa home Tuesday following a long illness Mr Winter was owner of nine beauty supply stores throughout Orange County. in(')udtng Costa Mesa Ile was stricken with a serious s tomach ailment while visiting in his native London. England. during the ro) al weddtng there t\\O months ago · Mr Winter immigrated to the Fnlled Stales al age 39 and workc•d several years for the l'orrl Motor Co 1n Detroit as. a tool and die maker Ill' arrived in Costa Mesa about 16 years ago where he continued working in his skilled trade. About seven years ago he opened the first of his Winter Beauty Supply Stores shops. Mr. Winter was founder of the British Blighty Club in 1964. an organization for Engl ish immigrants hoping to visit their homeland on vacations. That dancing and travel s ociety later became tt)e . American-British Club, devoted to chartering flights to England. Mr. Wmter is survived by h.is wife Dr Evelyn Winter of Costa Mesa; three sons. Robert. of Buena Park, Derek. of Mission Viejo and Thomas of Costa Mesa. daughters Beryl McKay of Costa Mesa and J e nnifer Numann o f Solvang ; 10 grandchildren a nd two g~eat grandchildren. Hi s ashes will be scattered at sea under arrangeme nts with the Neptune Society ... OTOBECANEMoped 1981 LOWEST PRICE'S SALE CLOSEOUT EVER - BELOW WHOLESALE • Up to 150 M.P.G. • Fully equipped -Tool Kit -Speedometer -Steering Lock -Comfort Seat 01HER llOOELS STARTING AT '299 Best SellilNJ Moped World Wide Reg. $759 SALE s499 . SAVISUO IF YOU HAVE EVER CONSIDERED BUYING A MOPED tNEWPORT VESPA Fr" Te1t Dri•• • Prff T·Sltlrt Z• 2906 W. P.cfflc Coast Hwy, Newport l1adti; C& Ph. 642-8870 King was outs ide their door. She s aid they didn't know who he was and didn't want him around, Morris testified. Morris said he told King to leave and the youth did so without protest But he was buck •again at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 20 . This time. Morris said, he called police. who cirrested King about half a block from the apartment. Forum sPt Monday in school rac~ Candidates !>Cek1ng election lo the Newµort '.\tesa L'n1f1ed Sc hool D1 s tr1 c·t Board of Tru~tees art• sehedul e d to appear <1t a p ubli c forum Mond ay t•vt•nin~ in Nt•wport Bt•ach . The forum. ~xpN·ted lo attract ull 13 candidates. is spon~ored by the NewpQrl Harbor Areu Chamber of Commerce and will be held at the chamber offi cts, 1470 Jambore e R oad For reservations. call 644-8211 Drug conviction LOS ANGELES <AP> The owner of a Gardena beer bar has been convicted as the leader of what was described as a maJor Mexican Connection heroin ring. A federal district court j ury convicted Catarino "The Cat" Murillo, 52. Wednesday S·e rvices held for longtime NB resident Funeral services for Pearl S Wigg, a 33-year resident of Newport Beach who died Monday at her home al age 86. were conducted today at Chnst Church by the Sea m Newport Mrs . Wigg and her husband Charles. a building contractor. m oved to the beach city in 1948 v. hen h e took over as port captain of the Orange Empire Council Sea Explorer Base A native of Canada, she was an active m ember of Christ Church by the Sl'a and several community groups including Golden Age and Cameo Circle She is survived by sons Truman Wigg of Brawley and Douglas W.igg of Redondo Beach and three daughters. Geraldine Anderson of Susanville; Lois Reimer of Newport Beach and C h arlen e H ansberger o f Glendare Mrs . Wigg also leaves 22 g r a nd c hild ren . 30 great grandchildren and one great-great-granclch1ld The fa mily has asked th at in lieu or flowers, donations be made to th e P earl Wigg Memorial Fund at Christ Church by the Sea. 1400 Balboa Blvd . Newoort. Beach Smith !>ays city ordinance requires that trees be trimmed lo provide at l ea~l nine feel cleanrnce over sidewalks and parkways, 11 feet above local streets and 13 ' 2 feel over stale and arterial highways Por further information. call 848-0f,OO District holding bid sale Sallb"ats. microscopes. piano covers and cash registers are among the !>urpl us items being offered for sale b~ the Coast Community Coll ege D1str1 ct. Bargain hunters can view the 130 surplus items from 8 a.m. lo noon today adjacent lo the recycling center at Or ange Coast College. 2701 Fairview Hoad. Costa Mesa. C lose d bids a r e to be s ubmilted The envelopes will be opened at 2 p.m . Thursday at the district offices. 1370 Adams i\ ve , Costa Mesa. Other ~ale items will include a kavak. a Chris Craft 22-foot runabout. a trampoline. a large oak desk. two printing presses, 500 thret'·ring binders and a generator ~~--~---~---~~;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-~~~~~ --lie Tropical Fish• Fresh• MariM Aqu~rium Supplies Oc t . 17. 1981 ·Oct. 23. 1981 Balantloch ellus melanopterus: 7.99 The proud and contemptuous way I hold my fins erect as I relentlessly search for fOOd gives me somewhat the same appearance a s that ferocious man eating marauder of the deep, hence my nick name "Bala Shark," however, the rese,,.;blance ends w ith looks as I am most peaceful minding my own business at all times. Aquatic Tropicals has a sale on me for only 7.99. 1510 W. Baker• Costa Meaa .. ilk -54S..1391 •Comer Harbor & Baker - INTERIOR DESIGNtt81 Coming Thursday October 22nd Today, homes are the focus of llving and entertaJnment. so people naturally want to make lhem attractive and eminently livable. Read "Interior Design," with hlnls on furniture • .remodelina. a nd much more. Imported Teak &ookcases TWO for $ These gooc:t tooklng flame grain teak bookcases are a special direct Impart purchase and are an unbeatable value. Crafted of tne finest t'eak veneer wltn adjustable shetves 76" x 12'1>" x 35" BUY $99EACH ONE FOR 76" X 12¥." X21Yt'' Reg. $14g .. ,.,$81 ,> PLUll I I ' : 4 : w1auu:no1w.C01112 TORMYWWU. MIAll•U • 1IO S. Ukt Avenue• 12151 .. ..,., WWT LOI== e 1m1w11snire1NG. • c21s11»"11 NO. MOLL • 122«> Sherman Weit• 12151 7'5-0I01 INfT ... • 1540 E. Wimer• C1141557.o&11 °'91110•-..... -· .. All l\ll'IVNtt Ctwf\'ICI r1' me "'*' "'""'1 l'IWI¥ ~ .. l#\IH4"'f\Oleel In~ fOt MfV lllCll<llCI ' • Mitter and • • 1nterv1ew gue,st By the As oc:latl'd Preas H~re are the schedule<J guests for the Sunday t elevision Interview programs: ARC, "I ss u es and Answers." President Francois Mitterrand of France. CBS. "Face the Nation," Sen. John Glenn. 0 -0hlo. NBC. "Meet the Press," Professor James Tobin of Yale University. winner of the Nobel Prize in economics. Upcoming Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes": "Surrogate Mother" Morley Safer reports on women who lease their bodies to couples unable to have children. "Izzy" Ed Bradley visits Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. O ctober 17, 1981 Book sale scheduled in Mesa Book collectors ore uraed by the Friends of the Costa Mesa Libraries to turn oul today for un annual book sale to bt>nef1l the c1ty'l> two Orange-- County libraries . E xctipl for l'ncyclopediat, none ot the r ecycled books is t4 be priced higher than a dollar, with most going for as little as 35 cents, said a spokesman. The sale. featuring everything' fr om chi ldr ens books to' non-f1ctwn and even phooograph- rt>c ords. 1s set for the parking lot ul Crocker N ational Bank, H arbor and Ne wp o rt boulevards. Costa Mesa, from 9 ~ a.m to:J pm Cr,.,sh kills two l~F . Sto n e , the scholar-journal isl. "93 Cents a Gallon " H ar r y Reason e r l ook s at methanol.' ·an 'automobile fuel made from wood alcohol CENTER GOING UP Constnu:t ton of 20-a rn• shopping cent er s urro unding hislori(' >It•\\'land llou:-.t• in Huntington Heach 1s continuing Lo<'alC'd on northl'.tst eOl'lll'r ol Hea<'h Boule\·ard :rnd Adams A\'enuc . the S20 million renter is dt•signed to C'Ompleml'nt landmark housl'. huill in ·1 R~ Cenll'l' is t•xpectt'Cl to lw ('()mplell 1d "' t'rHI nf \'l' :l I' T IJUANA. Mexico !Al» -At. the s1tC' of an almost identical accident two years ago. a city bus drove off a highway bridge F rida~. killing l\\O of 11:> pttssengers and tnJuring 2 1 Sharp rise in money supply sparks concern NEW YORK !APJ The nation's basic money supply soared in the first week in October. the Federal R eserve Board r e ported Friday. heightening concern that lhe recent decline in interest rates would be stalled . The Fed said the measure or funds re adtly available for spending, known as MlB and including cash in circulation a n d d e p osits in checking-type accounts in financial institutions, rose S5 6 billion in the week ended Oct. 7, to a seasonally adjusted average $435 I billion DeposiU. or monthly Social Security payments in checking accounts and a fl ow o r funds te mporarily into c hec king accounts before being deposit ed int o n e w tax free All Sa\•ers Certifi cates may h ave contributed to the sharp rise in MlB. Wall Strel'l analysts said The Fed attempts to control the gr owth of the m oney supply in its efforts to curb inflation by adding to o-r dra inin g r eser ves Crom the banking system. It does not control demand ror funds. It ts thought that too fast growth of the money supply fuels innation, and loo slow growth chokl·s off economic act1vitv. Maury Harns. an economist at the investment firm or Paine, Webber. Jackson & Curtis Inc .. said the latest spurt in money growth was likely to postpone any further m oves by the Fed. For the latest four weeks , Ml B averaged $432.5 billion, a 2.3 percent seasonally adjus.Lcd rate of gain from 13 weeks ago. A narrower measure of the money s upply. known as MIA and including cash in circulatio n . non-interest bearing c heckin g accounts a t c·omml•rcial banks and non-bank travclt•r:. checks. rose S3.5 billion to a seasonally adjusted average $362 I billion Harns said money supply growth typically accelerates at the start of a quarter. and said lhe Fed appears to have difficulty with seaso nal adjustments in such periods. "I can't believe the economy grows 1n s uc h a jerky fashion at the beginl\ing of a quarter ... Harris said In addition, Lhe week in question marked the 1naugurat 1on of tax-exempt All Savers Certificates. which attracted billions or dollars or deposits. Some of those funds may have been transferred to checking accounts prior to being deposited in All Savers. boosting MlB, Harris and Platt said. Social Security payments "ere also m ailed that week, and much or the funds were deposited in c hecking accounts prior to being s pent later in the month. Council llleet scrubbed 3 C'.\1 member s to attend eonference Costa Mesa's City Council won't meet Monday as normally scheduled at 6 30 p m in City Hall Three of fi ve council mett'lbers and nine other officials are scheduled to attend the annual California League of Cities conference in San Francisco from Saturday to Tuesday. Most of the costs for the three council membe rs , four planning commissioners a nd four c ity department heads will be borne by taxpayers. Included in the bill, estimated to lop about $5,000. will be air fare. three nights of lodging. 10 m eals and registration fees for each of the 11 attending officials . Not making the junket this year are City Manager Fred Sorsabal , City Council members Donn Hall and Eric J o hnson a nd Plannin g Commiss i o ner R o m o n a Sawyer Watson. T his year 's league session 1s designed to lead cities 10 their struggles for greater local authority. a spokesman said. IL also is designed , he said. to show California cities how to cope with tightening budgets and public expectations during the next decade fo llowing initiation of Proposition 13. the tax limiting initiative. and cuts in fede ral and slate assistance. Discrimination ruled Bohemian Club ordered to hire women SAC RAMENTO !AP > The all-maJe Bohemian Club, lo which President Reagan belongs, d isc riminates illegally against wom en who want to work for it, a slate commission has ruled. T he slate Fair Employment and Housing Department announced Friday that the -Fair Employment a nd Housi ng Co mmiss ion , a quasi-judicial body that handles discrimination complaints, ruled thal the club had not legally justified its refusal lo hire women. The commission, in a decision signed by five of its six members, ordered the club to start recruiting and hiring women. The case did not involve the club's refusal to admit women as members. The club could appeal the ruling to Superior Court. A lawyer for the club, M1~hael Boylan, declin ed comment Friday, saying he had just learned of the ruling. The highly secretive, 108-year-old club meets at the Bohemian Grove, a rustic retreat 70 miles north of San Francisco on the Russian River. The grove has no women employees. A few women work as s ecretaries in the club's San Francisco headquarters. Reagan, Vice President George Bush, Attorney General William French Smith and former Ptetident l\khard Nixctn• are among clllb members. Reagan said in January that he was unaware that the state had accused the c lub of 1ex discrimination, and that he had no plans to resign. The club argued that it ~hould be • allowed to bar female employees to protect members' right of privacy. But the commission ruled that the club waived t hose privacy rights when it went into the general labor market to hire people. said Marjorie Gelb, chief lawyer for the Fair Employm e nt and Hou s in g Depl\rtmenl. Heat d evice • • prom1s1ng • against tumors LOS ANGELES tAPl -A device formerly 1.1sed to treat cancer oC the pancreas and liver s hows promise in treating brain tumors, a spokesman for the University of California, Los Angeles, Medical School said Friday Known as a magnetrode, the device is a magnetic loop that employs radio frequency waves to ge n erate h eat, sa id UCLA s pokes man Al Hi c ks . UCLA researchers have had some success treating" brain tumors tn animals with the device, Hicks said, whUe noting that the treatment ls not a cure and will be used in conjunction with conventional chemotherapy. ·'They've used this type of therapy on other org311s. like the pancreas and liver, and so forth , and It's been Cairly s u ccessful. It's limited somewhat to certain kinds or tumo~, Cairly large brain tumors," Hid Hicks. noting that the method presented no observable danger to patients . 25" Dia9onals with Random Access Remote Control. Cab~ Ready • Ll9ht SHson • Auto Color • Quarh Xtal Tunin9 • XL Chassis • I 0 0 ° Black Matr i • Pic-.re Tube. 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This Wffllettd we feature the Oltc Player at $349.00 net. "h,,~~~~~----~------~~~~.tr.....,.....,!'-__ .... mll'!"~ .... - ' ., A6 Orong C°'st DAILY PILOTISaturday, October 17 1981 Ethic of enterprise seen vanishing the U.S . • in By MlcitA•:L MACCOBY 1-'rom th1• founding of Ull'nc:.a, lhl• l'lhfr or t·ntcrprise huli \'X J>r't'..,i.cd the dt>epest vulut'i. of lhe rwttonal character ltlH'rt}. 1ndl\'lduul1 s m . innov utlon und ac1 v<•ntu r(' Toduy. ar1 un ugc• of l:1rtit oqcan17.at111m., this l'th1c no lon"l'r insp11 t•s most Americans. lnde~I. then~ as a d;inger lbat they will lose their motivation lo work altot.tl'lher What has hn 11pen<'d ., ,\l first. this was a nation of farmers and craftsmen who bchl•ved in sclf-rl'11 tHl('C and self 1mprovcm<'nl In the 18th century. Ucn1urnan frankli n providcc1 a list of v a I u c s r (I I' s u c t' (' s s f u I . inclepl•ndt•nt ... mall businessmen. 1nrluding indus tr y. order . r e s o l u l 1 o n . t l' Ill p l' r a n c c , si nt'cr1t y, JUst1rc and modcrat.ion Al the bei,:inning of the 19th cenlu!J. the ethic of 1nd1vidual enterprise w:is transformed, at least for many Americans. from th.at of the c·onserva tive craftsman to that or the more daring cntrepn•ncur The frontier and thl• industrial r l!volution inspired ambitious dreams and opportunities. The entrepreneur exchanged the c rafts man's traits of caution and mode ration for speculation and hig h ambition tu , Tocqul•ville and other v1s1 tors pointed out. Amcrit'ans wanted to livC' well , und they loved bus iness In the craft era. technology· could be t'rcated and e mployed by individuuls Tht• individual craftsman, such as Paul Revert'. des1J(ned, built and marketed his products. sometimes with the help or upprentices; even factories . a t fir s t. were essentially workshops with groups of craftsmen Thl•n. the creation and use o( productive ll'chnology outgrew the r each of single individuals or g roup!. of craftsmen Through the d1 v is1on of labor a nd s pt•t:i al ization. entr epreneurs wert• able to employ unskilled farm labor and thl! immigrants from Europt• Al tht· end o f the 19th century, the nc•\\ ethic was expressed in the novcb of lloral10 Alger With hard \\Ork. daring. and a I 11 t I t• bi t or I u ck . t• v en the lowlH•!.t shot· shine boy could b<.•rornl• a nch industrialist Rut thl' 'c•n sucrl'S!-i of the entrep reneur in r reating huge comp.1111es made it harder for others to -;uccecd. particularly in areas whl're entrepreneurs had cr eJtNI large and rich terhnolo.E(y ha:-.cd companies Small busim•ssC'S bt•c·ame less s el' u r l'. It•..,., 11 f .1 r ('a Ii s l.i c pos '1 1billt~ for those who· dreaml'd or ..... mg from r ags to rwhe.., As econnmist R o bert H e 1lbroner µ01nts out, big bus1ne ... s wa., built not because nf grel•d. but bt>causl' of new tee h nol ogy · Gn•t'<i 1 ... :i t·onst~nt within capitalism t<·<·hnolOJ?\ 1s not. · ht> \.\rllt•s fin., 1111' f/11mt11i \lcwr '>p1rir tridt<d 1•1 \n11•ncr1 1t'lwre lmrci 1rnrl.. d""''CJ u11d l1Kk u•11/rl lt>nd •,, nc'w' t'I l''' '''' ,1i111• ... h1111· h1111 ' • !"1<11111 'lie t.''/l r1•pr<"11 ·11r '' fm1•n14 '' lwr1/1·r .,.,,,. 1/11 1111'1111 :.11 •1, The entreprene urial ethic - thP notion that a person with the right altitude can make it on his own gradually became less a realistic ideal than a fantasy. As late as the early 1950s, auto workers interviewed by Eh Chinoy were able to bear their monotonous work by dreaming of opening their own gas stations or garages. Yet, during the period 1800 to 1980 , tht• number of self ~mplo)ed in Ame rica fell from HO to 8 5 percent of the workforce. Much of the change renected the disappearance or family far ms. but the trend also implies that it became increasingly more difficult for an rndi vidual entrepreneur t o prosper Althoug h th e number of non·farm self employed in the w o rkf orce s t aye d at approximately 7 percent from 1970 to 1980. thus halting a down\.\ard trend. more than 80 pt>rcent or fl('\\ businesses fail A successful s mall business todJy requires s pecial skills. Hll1tudcs. and, often. technology. The r estaura nt owner. for exa mple. n eed s a s pecial attraction new "greasy spoons" cannot compete with the technology, organization and advertising of McDonalds. . CharaC'ter traits that used to serve a self-contained small businessman are no longer appropriate when he has to co mp ete with larg e corporations. For instance. the willingness lo work long hours and keep the grocery s tore open on Sundays and holidays paid off in the past. But what is the use of such sacrifice and endurance when large chains decide to remain open 16 hours a day, 365 days a year? Although opportunities remain. particularly in advant'ed technology, special services. o r the Jeisure industries. the competition is tough The s cientist-e ngilleer mus t have a brilliant idea. be able to raise enough capital, learn how lo m arket his product and manage employees according to government regu I at1ons Increasingly, self-employment ha s become a realistic po ssibility only for the ext"e ptional , not for the average, American whose work future is likely to be found in a large organization. Although now a s mall percentage of the work force, the entrepreneur still plays a key role in the ecQnomy . The 10 8 million s mall non f arm businesses are defined as those EDITOR'S NOTE· Th11 ;, th~ .n.rtll in a 11ertt1 o/ JS orhclet uplunng "Worldng. Chongt1 and Chok.a." ' Mtchcul _ Macoutnl ask• what will rfJ)Lac• IM ttoditU>nal tthic o/ •nt•rprise, wh«:h 1u> bflftun "duoppeonng Thll aene11 i.oaa umtttn few Courses by ffrwapar>'fr, a progra m o/ Univttnity Ezt<m6'on, UC San Diego, with funding from the Notwnal 1-:ndowmcnt for the llumanltlta C.'""'9 l<I ,.., ft ttle ...... , •-Ullfv•tl"• ~. • em ploying fewer than SOO employees. They provide aJmo!lt half the jobs und create about lWO·th1rdS or new employment each year. The self-employed are still. on the average, more satisfied with ~their work Hum wage earners But an increasing percentage perceive disadvantages of self.employment as compared to a career in o rganizations. e xcessive responsibility, long h'ours and economic insecurity. Moreover, the entrepreneurial ethic no longer ~xpresses the strivings of many of the most talented and highly motivated individuals in our society, including those who work for entrepreneurs. With the rise or large business and government in the 20th century, there emerged a new ethic or career advancement Alfred P . Sloan, the chie f executive of General Motors. wrote in 1941 that "the corporation <is > a pyramid of opportunities from the bottom toward the top with thousands of chances for advancement." Ra the r than h oping t o establish their own businesses, technicians trained in business sc hool s see k jobs in corporations. government and the non.profit s ector. Their goal has been to move up in a large organization. toward increased re s pon s ibilit y and organizational status, by solving problems, applying the lates t information. a nd managing * * * Author knows tl1e workplace M ICll/\F.L MACCOBY t s director of the Pro j ect on Te r hn o l og~. W o rk and Ch aracter. whif h studies ho"' mana g l'm c nt and new work pl:lce technology affect hum an dl'velopment It 1s affiliated with lian·ard t; ni vt'rsity' s Kennedy School of Government. A psyt"ho ana l yst and social psychologist. Mat'cobv has b e c 'n a consultant to government. industry and uni o n s o n i m p r 0 v I n g MACCOBY lhe quality of work life II e 1-; the a uthor of "The Gam es man ·· and th e fortht'oming "The L eader M anaiting the Workplace " other!\ Success depends on ad m in1slratlve rather than entrepreneurial skills. As the American character evolves In the l~s. the career cthi<' is also changing. There are still careerist-e ntrepreneurs, gamesmen who e n}oy risk-taking and leading winning teams within large businesses. They are necessary for the success of the firm. But studies show that people at work have become more c ritical of !.acrificing their inlegrit);. and emotional life in order to·move up the pyramid. As a r ecent AT and T study !.how, young managers do not want to boss or be bossed, but are asking for more cooperative and respectful relationships at work As the old s pirit or free enterprise fades and the career ethic loses its force. there is the HOROSCOPE Sunday, October 18 By SYDNEY OMARR f\RI F.S <March 21 ·April lY> You could h ave best or two worlds Means elements of security are present, but there also is ad\'enture. expansion, social activity a nd possibility of travel TAURUS (April 20·May 20> Focus on revision of plans, calls and visits concerning relatives. ~teps taken to reinforce basic ron repts Aquarius. Scorpio and ano th e r Tauru s f igure prominently. GEMINI <May 21 -June 20 > Idea ran be trans formed 1010 profit Emphas is on exchange. involvement. payments and collections. Member of opposite sex becomes fnend and ally CANCER IJune 21 .July 22> · Misunderstandrng in connection with family m e mber will be r~ct1f1ed. Lunar cycle high timing, Judgment a re on target View s are veri fi ed. gai n indicated through personal appeals. appearance~ LEO <July 23·Aug 22)' Get s tory behind s tory. Become m ore aware of subtle nuances, d('tails of "secret maneuver .. Aura of glamour dominates sce nari o . You do hav e something special hold on to 1t '. VIRGO I Aug 23-Se pt. 221 What seemed out of r each is now plau s ibl e. po ss ible and obtainable. Focus on hopes. dreams, aspirations and a "romanti c liaison .'" Opportunities for financial gain t1 t1nger that tht' very motivation to work will be lost. WIUlout a work t'thlc, employees wUI become cy11ical. oriented to beat the system and to get 11 much as possible, givlna as little as they can. The result would be a deterioration o f American character and u decllne In the vitality and competitiveness ol Ameri('an cor porations. But nol all the changes in the s pirit ot enterprise need be negative There is evidence that greater involvement and interest in the f'nterprise can be s timulated by c hanging the workpl<i<'C Employees wh<> are being turn ed off by autocratic management demonstrate that they are walling to give more if they are munaged with respect. Young managers. in turn. res pond positively to a m ore pa rli c1 psli ve enviro'lment, where they can be innovative. The mo s t s uccess ful organizations of the future may be ~hose with a new spirit ol cooperative enterprise NEXT WEEK R1clford N Holies. author of "What Color Is Your Parachute?.. discusses how our notwns of a · career" are changmg multiply. you'll be dealing with those who control purse strings. LIBRA <Sept 23-0ct. 22>: Plans for project or assignment are completed You'll know what to do. when to do it and how much it will cost. Aries. Leo and another Libra figure prominently SCORPIO tOct 23-Nov 21 1. Good lunar a s pect coincides with comprehension of legal principles. travel. education and spiritual awareness. Focus on enlq~hte nm e nt , added independence, original approach and c reativity SAGITT.'\RIUS !Nov 22·Der 21 >. Accent on budget, credit. financial status or those who would work with you. You'll be sens itive lo moods or others Steer clear of those who brood. whine and want lo use you as a "human crying towel." C'APRICORN cDec 22·Jan 191 Go slow. lie low. leave details for another time. You have marvelous opportunity for obtaining second emotio n al ""ind Count your assets. d~ide ho" to make most of them AQUARIUS 1 Jan. 20-Feb. 18l · Em phas 1s on detail s. basic s tructure. security and an unders tanding or dependents and th<.•ir needs. Re prepared for questions. reviews. tests. subtle inquiries. PISCES !F'eb 19-March 20>: Long awaited 1nformatioo is received : you 'II have greater freedom as rt'sult Personal magnetis m soars. interesting relat1onsh1ps dominate scenario. r ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiEC'rORY ·l Church of-St. Matthew by the Sea 1 WESTMINSTER LUTHEIAH OtURCH . IJl41 ....... A ... (fraditronal Ep1soopal) CMed to S-D .... '"'Y· I Wu ....... 11¥&1 No Services Aug 23rd -WO.SHIP SBtYICIS -HOLY COMMUNION · Each Sunday -9:00 AM 1:10 & I 0:00 A.M. (Book ol Common Prayer -1928) ,ASTC>a JOll ~SWIG.UM rMOMt HMZH MERTZ HALL of Community (;ongregational Church C ... ST LUTHHAM CHOICH 611 Heliotrope, Corona de/ Mar f Missour1 Synod) Th• R••. JGMH Hohlfeld-531-7113 760 Vlderi• St~ c.... ...... lAAa-Y.T_,,..._-6Jl-1611 ----WOHHtP SHVICE-1:156I1:00 A.M. ST. JOHN'S s--.,... •..,. , ... e .... -t!JO A.M. THE E"SCO,AL C..,_CH IH COSTA MESA arwt. ._......, Sc._.-S.414166 loy Strfff et °""9t A•-PRIMCI OF PIACI Un. ___ .., .. c:----"! 8:00 Holy Communion 2tl7 llffte Yene Of-.,~·...._ I 0:00 Holy Eucharist I 0:00 5-day School hthn: D°" ~ & A. • •• trr ... Sundey Scflool -9:40 A.M. Nursery t:are l Mo<nlno!'•"hlp -1,00111,00A.M. Hte Rn. Co11rod ~st, Vic• ,.IMCI otJ NACI LUTHmAM SCHOO\. 548-2237 • Mn. .... ...,_..., Mltclpel -.-........ --M94M! ~+ST. JAMES EPISCOPAi. IJUIOI I· • NEWPORT HAlllOR I 3'109 :~=Beach I LUTHERAN OUtOt 7'10..wDt-. MIWPOIT MACH ~ 1:00 A.M. rr.,w a.-. .W, C hn 54 .. HJI s-t.y t:oO A.M. C~ll ScllMI _,AMI.._..._ ...... J • ..,.., .... s-s.., 10:00 A.M. Fht s-49y. flNyt9-.... G ...... A.MMr,,_... H.ty C11 •-lu ~ WORSHIP SERVICE . .. -g-:00 AM . CHRISTIAN EOUCA TION 9·15 AM ............ ...., ............. ti ..... t :OO & I 0:00 4.M • ....._, e-WORSHIP SERVICE . . 10·30A M ' __.,e,... ... ......, CHAllSMATIC MASS wacOMI I fnt --of tM *""' -7:00 ,,M. T....,-IO:OOA.M.tWyllle._... " ~~ CHU•CH OF ne ....... ICTION ""699 s.rric• W. L.,... 0. Of.._. T1'e I••· .JoM '·A~ II, lechr-,.._ 671-0~IO Howett~. Pe.tot 1112 Haftlton Hlmtlngeon leeefl 1 All SAINTS • ...,._..,. ·~ EPISCOPAL QM_~ C .... ....-y W::'t l:JO A.M. I Au ....... "-ltH .... .t e-.. ~ [ Clln•"-._..._ .41 A.M. 18M2 Bushard, Fountain Volley ~ 1 w....,. 11:00 A.M. t62·HOI .,...,.y CAlll l'tlC>YID9 . an. s~ w. NUMm. 11CT011 - 'HOLY COMMUHtOH .......................... 1:00 A.M, MOlttlHG .... Yll.CHUICH SC~ ••• ,, .•. t : 15 A.M, Lt'Oking ~FClr A Cood. MOIHIHG NAYP & 5HMOM . ,, ••...••.. , • I 1:00 A.M. C hri(f-C t'llltred Cl1t1 rc/1? HUl~AI• AVAAAIU 1 In /;1111 l/~ f,,, Wo,..,liil' l\t ""' & -...., I I A.N. s.....a .... -....,tilSA.N. MARINERS CHURCH .. ATTEND THE CHURCH R11v Ort/111111. l'r1•11d1J11.~ o 00 .1m, Worsh1r o1nJ Sundny s, htMI IO HI 0111 .:r.,d<•l OF YOUR CHOI CE l 10 1:1 .1ni, Uablr CLtttt'f flt HI Ut AJuM Bi'"" At>1•1111r 111 /11111/1,1r1'1' Boul1•t1nril ' ~THIS SUNDAY \ P/1C1111• v40-ti010 FM lnf1•f111fllim1 -• ·-~ • . I >- . - . A Cordial Welcome frolft THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mes11 AIST UHfTE:O MITHOOIST CHUICH 19th St & Harbo< Blvd Cllwcll Sctiod t: JO Woftllfp I 0:45 Charles 0 Clark Minister Costa Mesa North MlSAYBDI UMITID METMODCST CHURCH Wonllltt & 0.Cll Sc-.. 1:10 • I 0:00 A.M.. Dr. w.-1. Shel cRllSf cAUICR IYTHISIA Newport Beach t 400 W Balboa Blvd 673-3805 Rev Robert Shepard. Jr WonWp & Cllwcll Sc...- t :lO A.M.. W\dlry ..... ScllMl/hy c .... 7:00 A.M.•6 , ...... Huntington Beach FllSTUMITm METHODIST CHUICH 2721 17th St 536-3537 Wonlllp 5...-ricr. 10:15--. H~C..,.AM~ Cllercll Sc...__9!00-. . Huntington Beach North COMMUHrTT UMITID METHODIST CHUICH 6662 Heil Ave 842_.461 w......,s..ic. 1:)0. 10:00 l :JO S..., Se._. I 0:00 Fountain Valley FllST '"'1D. MITHOCMST CHIUICH 18225 Bushard St. tU-2HJ Or Carroll E. Watd. Minister W ...... &a.i.ow-t t:JOA..M. .. --... Qtll04 NEWPORT CEMTH UMTID METHODIST 1601 Mw ....... A...._c.w .. .,,... 644-0745 .... WORSHIP a CHURCH SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. Rev. Ken McMillan Y•Wll .. W•.-d _ ....... ., ... FllST CHRISTIAN CHUICH ...... A ... H.....,._..._ .. SU .. AY: • ~:HAIO:OOAM Wonlllp l :JO, 10:00 AM. 6:M rM Actl•t ,_. ..... _...,._., Scnkff OfHllll a.eHllTD'I. ~ ,919 .. ' w o.IOI\. 0.... lollloOllll DIAa..A ..... OnoH-IJ6-tltt:OMct-SM-Jllt ..,... t' IC ...... Mecie IHr ~ llACH Alt••Y OtJ .OD Mfftlng At The ~·1 Qub .......... -..... ~ ..... ................... ~....,... .111e 1J::t:J..':: ~ l/7:111) ~""' ·~ ...... , ....... .... '---~~~~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~.· ·~ 'SHIR HA-MA 'Al:Ot_, MARIO. 190IM TIMP\.I S ....... S..-.lcH Md9y ""tMtlJ l :IS ,...._ q q q A p p , ~ Sert-le• ·Ant frWrr-'"-__... 7:JO , ...... Rabbi Bernard P King 21oo-A Mar Vista Music: Ane Shikler Newoort Beach. Calif Educat0< Nancy Levin ,_ .. ,., "'""-c• '44-ntJ A•v ........ w_ TEMPLE SHARON' > ¢ Rabbi Hershel 8roo~~onservat1ve 617 West Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 17141 u 1-3262 ITT UllMAllS . .ul SHAHA T HH'ICIS fri..I p.&-s.t ... I 0:JO e.a t Of MIW,OIT..flYINlll...,_I Family Services-1st Frtdayol Month-e p.m. Religlous School, Ad\>lt Ed .. Youth Groups. Singles Kabbalat Shabbat. 1i&t Friday of month 8:00 P.M. I 0 I I Ca11111back. Mewport leocllc.tt ,....,_, 644-lftY C..twl ..... L,_.. • ...._ ........... 1 ... · COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH IHllM>£NOMIWATIONA&. • San Juan C.Ofstrano - '1112 EL CAMtNO "EAL •Jcl-tt1e ' Morning Worship -8:30 & 10:00 A.M. ; Bible School -8·30 & 10.00 AM. (FprAll AO-) ' , • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October 17, 1981 A1 Women's seminars schedukd Bibk smuggl~ng reviewed K!!LLV LANGE ot KNBC NewsCenter '4 wlll be the first speaker of the 1981-82 Communlty Forum Series ln Laguna Niguel. Shti will ape1k on "A Woman In the Media" at 8 p.m Friday al the Shepherd or the Hills United Church or Christ Tickets ar<' S5 for general public and $4 for students and senior citizens. By BIU. llAWUNS .._ .......... WrtW will prlnt Blbles. he said. SOUTH COAST Communities Jewish Center lo NASHVILLE, Tenn. -ProtesUnt and Catholic voluntturs have risked beatings and Communist jails to join •rOperaUon Pearl" and smuggle an estimated 800,000 Bibles into China, a missionary society executl\'.e says. "l tbJnk they have printed somethln1 like .J..aeunB Beach will hold two eight-week seminars l3S,OOO," he added. "At that rate. there would beginning at 10:30 1.1.m . Friday and at 7:30 p.m never be enougb." Nov 4 on "Women in Transition ... The seminars The smua&lin& operation to China's 8 million are open to women of all ages and cost S35 for to 10 million Christians was conceived earlier this members or $40 for non-members. Call 751 2489 or One million Chinese-language Bibles were printed by a Nas hville publisher and an estimated 80 percent eluded border guards, who are Instructed to ban Lhe e ntry of the holy books, said Ed NetelanCt, executive vice president of the missionary society, Open Doors year by Brother Andrew, a Dutch national whose 497·2070 for information. life's work is sending Bibles to Communist nations. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Irvine will Neteland and other Open ·D6or executives met show the James Dobson film series "Focus on the with Brother Andrew in California and pronounced Family" b~ginning at 4 p.m . Sunday and the operaUon a success. continuing for seven consecutive Sundays The He said Chinese Christians worked with public is welcome, and admission is free. "If a person believes in the Bible and embraces the truth, he becomes a dangerous person in the eyes of the Communists," Neteland said in a telepflone inte rview Tuesday from Orange~if. volunteer Bible smugglers from "Australia, New • Zealand, absQlutely aU of Europe and around the world" in getting the Bibles to China. "We believe ln personalized dellvery to the people," Neteland said. "We don't use air drops or ' s hip them in on boats or anything like that." The Chinese government has told Christians it world scope ( 10 point• tor Heh QuHhon •nswered correctly) I ConKrt>!>!> m.id<' RJoul W.ill<•nberg .in honorJry u 111pn of the> U 5 Mr 'v\ .11lenbl·rg, a World War II ~wl'dt'h d1plornc11 who sc1ved ten\ o l thou\.incl\ ol Jc·w' from 1hc• "Ja11!> was latt>r l dplUrc·d h1 ICHOOC:.f ON£ German. Sov11'1 I troop' ,111d nl•vc•r \l't'n ,11(.1111 2 Pre~tdPnl RC'Jl(dn propowd builtlinl( 100 n('w B-1 bomb<'!' fR U£ OR fo>\l'>l Pre\1dent Cartl'r al\O w.1111l•d.dw B-1 burlt J ·Mr ReoicJn al\C1d\h•d1111 100"'-1 '< rn1\\1IC's He d1ller'> lrom Mr CJrl •r rn th.11 "1111 R('Jgan wJnt\ tht> mMrl('' tC. llOO'>l ON[. rn . \IJlronJry \rim. mo\ '"K dlOund J hul(e If Mio.) 4 For ttw \{'( ond llml' 1h" yC'd r. th1• l '>. Po,tal SNv1cr hJ\ ldl~('ci 1ht> prir1• ol lrr\1-! "'" pm1c11.w Unit•\\ J cuurl < hJnK<'' thf' rulrn~. 11 will 1 O\t 1 len1s IO m.rrl .r 1-uuntl' lt'th•r \tJrtllll( NoH•mber 1 J -19 b-20 t-15 S ThP luPlrn~ ol 1h" D1Jhlo Lrntun nuc lr·Jr plan1 .,.,,l\ dt>l.iy1'd br>1 J U\t' ol ell'"!:" ('"'"' lhJt < ould .1lfr'< 1 rhc· plJnt \ Jb1l11y 10 ICHOOSC ONI w rth,l.trl<I 1'.11lhf1UJl..1·'· K<'nl'rate \ulfu 11•n1 JIOl"<'rl newsname (10 point• If you c•n identify lhlt ~·•on In the newt) "' thl' exrlt:d t'\ Pres1d<'nl of Ir .in. I vt• lormed an lranr,rn · tr.rn- s11ron government" rn P,HI\ II the Khomern1 !(Over nment IJll\. I would like 10 h·dd mv country Jl(arn Who am ll matchwords (4 polnl1 for each correct m1tch) 2-deH endant • news picture .110 polnl1 II you 1n•wer this quHtlon correctly) In 1he a~\a\\ina11on of Pre,rdt>nt Anwc1r 5Jdat of lgypt, \e ver al ol h1\ top ;i1de\ weH' wound<'d. The'e included the Egyptran D<•fense M1nr\tf'r. \lc1ndin1t a111~h1 . and th<' 'hl'll appar<'nl" to Mr SddJt. lgyp1 \ Vice PrC'\ldt'nl (C"HOOSC ONE Muammar 11.hadd.tl\., l1 orn1 Mob.irakJ JI lell peOplewatch/sportlight (2 poinl• for each quHllon 1n1wered correctly) 1 Be!>•dl'\ Raoul Wdllenbeq.;. Conisr<'\\ ha\ only honored one 01her lor1·1~ner w11h honorary U.S c1t1zPmh1p That was ? . the 61111\h Prim<• M1nrs1er du nnJ( mml of World War II. l Vlad1m11 Horow111 telC'l.1rJt1•d h1\ 77th b11thday w ith a party in New Ymk C11y Horow111 "known 1hrouJ(hout the world as a concerr (CHOO~f ONL fHdnrsr. vrolinrsl). ) In MNano. Italy. World Che~~ Champion Anatoly Karpov began dl'IC'ndinJ( h1~ lltlc JJ<din\I challenger Vrktor Korchno1 ThouJ(h Kor< hno1 l111e\ in 'iw111crland. bo1h he and Karpov are naltve\ uf (C HOO!>E ONl Poldnd. lh<' U.S.S.R.) .. 4 Becau\t> of the 'Piii sea\on 1ht> I who had the be\t 011Nall '"' ord of any ma1or leJKUl' b.1wball 1l•am of 1981 d rd not male 11 to bJ\(•bJll\ po,t·\l'd,on playoff\. S The lnlerna11onal OlymplC Comm11t<'e announced thal the 1988 Winier Gaml'\ will b1• held in C.1lgary, Canada. The 1968 Surnmi:>r Gd me' w1 II br in . I . 1hr c api1al of South Korea. COMMUNITY UNITED Methodist. Church in Huntington Beach will hold a blood drive from 9: 30 a .m . to 2:30 p.m . today. Call the church at 842·4461 for information. CHRIST COLLEGE f rvine will begin the 1981 -82 music series with an organ recital by Rudolph Inselmann at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at F'ai!h Lutheran Church in Huntington Beach. A donation of $3 for adults is suggested. and students a •·e admitted free. WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP of Neighborhood Congregational Church will meet al 1 p.m . Tuesday in Laguna Beach. The program will be "China. Yesterday and Today " The public is invited. LAYMEN IN the Presbyterian Church will be cele brated Sunday at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church. SADDLEBACK VALLEY Community Church 's adult singles ministry will hold a .. Growing Free Seminar" from 9:30 a .m. to 5:30 p. m. today at the Laguna Hills High School. Cl\ll the church at 581-5683. ORANGE COAST Unitarian Universalist Sermon Topic Oct. 18fft 9:30 & 11 :00 .A.M. °Celebrate Yourself" ........ ,._ ....... CHURCH OF REUGtOUS SCIENCE Member of the United Church o f Re l1g1ous Science ....... ~ .... ,, ........... NEWPORT-MESA CHRISTIAN CENTER presents H. NORMAN WRIGHT sp eak ing on Communication: Key to Your Marriage. Family and Interpersonal Relationships. TWO SUNDAY NIGHTS ONLV-6:00 pm October 18 and 25 at the Southern California College Chapel Newport Blvd., & Fair Drive Costa Mesa, CA (714) 966--0454 Enter off Fair Drive, Newport Blvd. o r Vanguard Way CHURCH IDTll l KNHC newscaster Kt>lly l.011ge writ speak during Commumty Fnrum m Luquna .\'1guel Church in Costa Mesa will hear "What's Right with UUs" by J oyce Smith of the UU Association in Boston at 10 :30 a .m . service on Sunday. MARINERS CHURCH in Newport Beach will hold a seminar on "The Christian Mind in a Secular Age" at 8:30 a.m Saturday. Information is available a t 640·6010 C.:ATHOLJC SCHOOL Board of Education ·or the Diocese of Orange has named John Bel of Huntington Beach ai. chairman Salvation Army protests SALIS BURY, Zimbabwe <API -Salvation Arm y members in Zimbabwe are protesting withdrawa l by the international Salvation Army from the World Council of Churches because of its aid to black fighte rs for independehce of Namibia from South Africa. About 75 Salvationists marched in front of the Army's Salis bury headquarte rs. urging a return to council me mbership. Dr James C. Dobson's life-changing 7-part film series will be shown at NEWPORT HARIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH TYffday eveftMgi. becJilllling Oct. 20 7:30 p.m In the Sanctuary A~ssion: fr'ff Thousands have viewed this series at churches throughout the nation and have been changed by it! Newport Hc:wt>or Luthffan Church 79 8 Dover Orin, H.B. 548-3631 642-4321 Direct ar collect, I ·1 p·1 .. to subscribe to your . . II y I 11 hometown paper. the , b-1<0 • 1n board )-insurrection c-one who d1sal(rl'(•\ roundtable ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TO ''TRADITIONAL" CHURCH? d-a prnh1h111n~ of 1rad1· F1mlly dlscuuion (no score) 5-embark Is 1here any way to pr1>ven1 J,,a,sinatmn .i11emr1' againsl ma1or lrJder~ in the Wesll'rn World/ YOUR SCORE: 91 lo 100 point• -TOP SCORE! 11 to 90 point• -Elcellent 71 to 10 points -Good. 61 lo 70 pomts -Flllr •VEC. Inc .1012-81 1noas·~ '.spa>J neuu,;,u!=>·t> :·u·s·s·n·t :1siue1d·z :11!4;,Jn4=> UOlSU! M · t : .LH~ l'l.Lll Od S/ H .)J. \I M3'1d 03 d >t t?Jeqnw !USOH :alHl.L.)ldSM 3N q-s :p·t :e·t :a·z :a-1 :smlOMHJ.J.VIAI JPt?S·!uea uesse41oqv·t ::no'NSM3N Sa)fenb4tJea pue1s4ttM·S :q-t : SO(!S AJt?UO!lt?lS UI·£ :aste.!{·Z '.l .l!J\0$·1 :~dO~SO'UIOM IMAGINE YOURSELF ... on a Sunday morning amongst a group of posittve thinking people .. liste ning to a dynamic speaker offer ways to experience greater heallh. happiness. success. prosperity and more loving relationships. If you arc ready for a different a 0 pproach to experiencing your own spirituality. you owe it to yourself to join us. Church or Religious Science Scacltff Village. Suite 45 (7 14) 536-5150 222J Main Street Huntington Beac h. CA 92646 N on-dcnomina11onal Teen group/Jr. Church Rev. Peggy Bassett. Nursery Care Minister NEW HOURS: 9:00 a.m. a nd 10:30 a.m. (Beginning October 25. 1981) ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY MESA BIBLE CHAPEL I 7l4 Or-.. •••·· c..t• MeM Pfthln loll elMI L.0-JecolK MOM1ing WonhiP:-1 0:00 A.M. PcntorJacobsSpeeb Evft'llng Service -7:00 P.M. Pastor Jacobs ~ WMlluday h ...... 7:JQ P.M. Postor Jacobs 11111e 5Wy Series • .,.. E9iy ca.ct.• JI• hww wtMa "9e Yo-. PIOpM 54 .. f7l3 Ut-2424 · "You've tried the rest. NOW try the BEST!" R••. Dr. 9,__. C. Jacboft Hewn..,..c......._a-._,;..t ~ ........ CllW'cll of ........ Sclellce ,_., ~ & .w.r Clwcll ........................ 10-.JOA.M. M ....... ....._ ...... ' ... &IAllYOUI .... tr Ce.di Offk« Int.,........ c .... Mete ,._. '46·1H2 OW A ........ 64'·64'4 1 at OIJIOt Of R8JGIOUS SCIEHCI Of NEWPOIT llM>t ,.._,a..-u-.C-of_.....,..__ l A H .AUlft ..... ..-.ITIK WORSHIP -I I A.M. ClillldC .. ••Acc•ta•n.,...._• I 011 C.•••k ser..t. H.wport ..... · ,.., ' ......... S'"lc" Mid a.WY .. T ..... fl()lil AH ,,..._ATIONM. M~ DIA4. b4e31 ............. Mi.lthr'1Na..IU4tll I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURC .. ~HE FIRST CHURCI" Of C .. RIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON l.'ASSACHUSETTS Doctrine Of Atonement Octobw II, 1911 Costa...__ Ant Cllwch of Ca.rid, Sclewtht 2110 Mete Y.,.. Dr., Coste MeM C"-' & S-., Sc..._,-I 0:00 A.M. ............ 2llO M8H • .,.. Dr. t A..MA:JO r.w. Mew. ...,,, s.t. WM. 1·1:10 r.M. -f.f:JO P.M. lrvhM -Rm Clllrch of cllrht. Sdewtlst ._.. s-...... ...... . .... SdltMf 416 I Mkfl111-IMMr Y•I Ct.di & StMd9y School -I 0:00 A.M. Cl11LD CAAE PAO\llOEO .AT SUHOAY SER~ tt.tlwgf• -..C• -Ant Clilrdt of Clwht. Sci ...... ltfl & Ol•e, ............ hecti C"-' & S-., ScllNI -I 0:00 A.M. 1 ..... l--221M•St. L.,_. IMdt -Ard Cllwdt of Clrl1t, Sc..... . '" ... ~ c._..as..y~-10:00A.M. l ..... IOOM -214 ...... stA ... M•wpart IMdt -Ant Ce..rda of CWftt, Sc ....... JJOJ Vie L.W......,.,. ..... C.._.. & ....,, Sc.._, -9!00 & t O:JO A.M. , .......... JJllY1eL.w. M-. ... s.t.-t A..M.· I P.M. T ... -1 .t PM. CMOC:... ......... T~-t»11JOAM ISOt~T- Mewpart IMdt-S.C-.1 a.ctt of Clrlst. Sc ....... ., .. , ...... Dr .. c ..... w. ~ • ..., ...... _, ..... .M. l• t .:. •• ~100 "I* LC.... Hwy .. C4W W9. 1'1ST1MOMY t &IA•S - I P.M. AU CHUIClm IWI -~wM!edtO-"'-•""""-ellOll.._11'9.,....... °' .,.. ,,.......,. ,__ . Cllltl c-""••WM AT A.LL ....ell A COlllAl WRCOME FJOM THE UflTED CHUICH OF CH.iST c....nCMCH CMIWTllW. 61 I Hllelr.,..An., c_ .. ..._ 644-7400 DOMld W ...... MWstw IOA.M.-~WonNp C-fkllOOI encl N...-y Cete NDUIOI• COMCIWTIIW. cm1f J40St. AM'•P'lec• etel1•1rr1.L..-.1et1Ctt 494-1061 JOHN M. HYNOU>S MAIOAHT ANH HYNOU>S MW1twn HAllOR CNllmAN CHURCH CDftc.,... of Cllrillt 2401 lnlM .. s.... , .... '4'-5711 Attend The Church of 'Pttpnouth C otttlrl:tltrt io.nnl C liurd1 1262 IROAD ST .. ...W,0.,. llACH 642.Z74. S.-Y s.r.~e -l~:JO A.M. ~ ... -THI QAUfY °' JHUS-...... rASfOa 'n*Y CUITO .. ST. AMDUWS NISIYTatAN CHUICH 600 St Andrews Road • Newport Beach • 631-2880 Df-. ,,.._A.~ Jr .. ,..._ Wonlttp S9"lce1 -1:lM41..ct I 0: 15 A..M. "C .. IST SPEAKS TOT .. CHUICH AIOUT CQUU(W' o,.. Jolwr •• ....._, Jr .. fl"OCMIMJ PIOGUMS 7:30 __ _... .............. ...,,, .............. CNld c- 1:45.... • ................. a.... 10:11-........................ c ... ... AIC H11FI • '41-2222 Mi..te .. , .. ...__ UMHJ PRESITIIRIAN OtUROf Of THE CO\fBWfT 2150,......_14.. CMte Mete-H1.JJ40 lnKeA.tt.nte,P ...... Sunday Worship & Church Scnool 8:30 & 10-00 A M I Child Care ~variable Coeuawwwity P.-.sbytwf• Cluwch 415 ,_....A,... .. ~ lffcll 4t4e7HI Rev. Arthur J 'Tankersley Rev EldOn H Thies Cnllg Williams Chrrstran Education Hour 9:.00-10:00 AM Worship-10·16 AM NIMW.lllY CANI "'°vt090 AT AU IUMC&I I ' • • Orange CoHl DAIL y PILOT/Seturday, October 17, 1981 It's m .. ug'.11 to ScC.re You Slllyl •tll Annual Marcia of DI••• l October 17 to 31, 1981 ~ Orange County Fairgrounds .:.. Fair Drive, Costa Mesa -- 7 to l 0 p.m. Sun. to Thurs, 7 to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat. Children 8 to 12: $ l .25 Adults: $1.75 ,, • Group rates available. (714) 979-2270 Due to the "Goulish Residents." children under the age of 8 are discouraged from visiting the haunted house 1n building nine of the Orange County Fairgrounds For further information about the Haunted House, call the March of Dimes at 979-2270. The following area firms and individuals urge you to enjoy the Haunted House created by the Costa Mesa City employees, and county youth organizations. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes and its research, medical services and education for the prevention of birth defects -the nation's n.umber o ne child health problem. These Orange Coast 1\1\erchants Support the March of Dimes Haunted House NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS & LOAN 1100 Irvine Newport Beach. 645-6505 NEWPORT HARBOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCI 1470 Jamboree Ad .. NB 644-8211 ··Join Us! .. DAVIS-BROWN COMPANY 411 E 17th St . Costa Mesa 646-1684 CONNBl CHEVROlfT 2828 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 546-1200 FASHION ONE HOUR ClfANERS 145 E 19th St. Costa Mesa. 642-5466 A B C LUMBER CORP. 140 E 17th St . Costa Mesa 646-3261 Al.DEN'S CARPET SALES 1663 Placentta Ave . Costa Mesa 646-4838 or 968-8180 RICHARD PfRUN setVICE STATION 3001 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach 673-6833 Of 675-0970 runu·s ANTIQUES & COll.ECfABW 1860 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa 646-4041 MASONRY, OUR EXPERTISEl Brick-Concrete-Tile Lrg/small JObs 631-2004 TAB ANSWERING SERVICE 2401 E 17th St. Santa Ana 547-7777 CHARUFS Otlll Costa Mesa Newport Beach MUROtlNSOH ENTERPRISES 3840 New campus Or. #1 11 NewPOrt Beach 556-1732 RENE DAHCI aNTfR 9891 Yorktown. Huntington Beach 962-54-40 Wl.-QUIP 3198 '"O" Airport Loop Or. Costa Mesa 751-5131 IRISH INTERNATIONAi. 16431 Boise Chica Huntington Beach 846-1347 WASHINGTON WANBtS & LAUNlltY 1077 W. Baker Costa Meea 546-7880 McCOIMICX MOITUARIES Laguna Bch 494-941 6/L9gune Hills 7&6-0933 Sen Juen c.piatrano 49!--1776 JONES IEAl TY 2001 Balboa Blvd. NewPort Be.ch 673-8210 PEG AU!W, ltW.TOR 1096 N. Co11t Highway L-auna a.ch 494-7578 llVINE IOAID Of llfAl.TOIS 1een MtHiic.n lrvlne 957-9243 WHUY II. TAYLm CO. 2111 San JotQuln J:tl1il Roec:t Newport 8"etl 644-4910 • MISSION REAL TY 985 S. Csl. Hwy .. Laguna Beach 494-0731 NEWPORT AROtfS MARINA 642-4644 AMF SCIENTIFIC DRILLING 18011 Mitchell So , Irvine 557-9051 CROWN HARDWARE Corona del Mar Westctiff Plaza Harbor View Center PIERCI BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY M<ltTUARY • 11 O Broadway. Costa mesa 642-9150 MILLER MARt~ O.HV AS PRODUCTS 2132 Hart>or Blvd Costa Mesa 631 -293 1 NEWPORT HORIZONS REALTY 2650 Avon Newport Beach 642-7404 XA VIERS Of NEWPORT Flowers & Fine G1~s 1100 Irvine Ave . Newport Beach 645-7845 . TWO GUYS FROM fl'Al Y 2238 Fairview, Costa Mesa 642-9500 MESA VERDE PHARMACY 2971 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 5<46-8770 COSTA MESA TRAVEL 230 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa. Ca. 646-4431 EDGEWATBt REAlTY 188 Pomona Ave., Long Beach. ca (213) 434-«81 HARBOR TRAVB. 3416 Via Lido, Newport Beach 675-1311 O.ANZA BAYSIDE MARINA 300 E Coast Hwy . Newport Beach 673-1331 SHERRY'S POODlf PARlOR 20301 Riverside Or . Santa Ana 546-28<48 SUN COAST REAi. ESTAT! (Roy McCowan) 4<44 West 19th St .. Costa Mesa &<46-0666 A-DOORS WINDOWS & SCIHN CO. 869 W. 16th St. Newport Beach 648-1191 oma EffKJENCY savus 1300 & 1301 Dove Street Newport B .. ch 762-1922 OllGINAI. SINGlllG TBfGIAMS "FOR CRAZY ENTERTAINMENr Newport Beech 842-2897 • WAWl&DJIBTU 2800 AlfWll)' Av.. f8-1<M Cotta~ ... ea, 548-3e7t CAMPUS SHB.l & SUPERIOR MUfflER 1201 Baker. Costa Mesa 545-a 171 KC' s HAU.MARK SHOP 2300 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa 979-1882 BOB8Y McGEE'S CONGlOMERATION 353 E. Coast Highway Newport Beach 673-5380 LIVINGSTON REAL TY 6078 Wamer. Hunt1ng1on Beach 842-2622 DONALD M. BIRD ASSOCIATES REALTORS 5396 Walnut Ave .. Irvine 551-<4400 TIW>E WIND YAOfTS 3400 Via Oporto. Newport Beach 675-9007 DIAMOND REAL ESTATI 2700 w Coast Hwy . Ste 251 Newport Beach. Ca 6<45-7573 RENE REALTY 109 Park Ave . Long Beach (213) 434-0908 CORINTMIAH Y AOfT SAUS 3121 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 646-8955 IMPORT AUTO~ Y 101 No Manchester, Anaheim 776-9900 MUlHEARN REAL TORS DAVIDSOH REAL TY, INC. 3116 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach 673-9060 DICK CHURO.-S RESTAURANT 2698 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa 646-7 762 ROBERT ISAACS, OPTOMETRIST Sears. South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 557-a066 COSTA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERa 2960 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 979-0536 TIERRA DB. SOl REALTY 216 Forest. Laguna Beach 497-1744 ZfHNDER TRAVEL GROUP (formerly ZB Travel) 532 1 Un1vers1ty Or . Ste H . Irvine 552-3052 RENAISSAHcE MOBILE HOME PRC>PfJn'IS #6 Treasure Island, Laguna Beach 499-3816 ASSOCIATED BROKERS 2025 W Balboa. Newport Beach 673-3663 REALONOMICS, CORP. 3500 E. Coast Hwy . Suite 1 Corona del Mar 675-6700 BAl.BOA-NEWPORT REALTY 428 32nd St . Newport Beach 675-8170 MOBILE HOME DIVISION NEWPORT HARBOR /COSTA MESA 3552 Green St. Los Alamitos (714) 527-5900 BOARD OF REALTORS WESTMINSTER ABBEY ANTIQUE MAU 11751 Westminster AvfJ Garden Grove 55~6103 DfVERSIRB> BUSINESS SERVICES 1000 Oua1I, Ste 290 Newport Beach 752-a860 COLDWBJ. BANKER RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES 2161 San JoaQutn Hills Rd . NewPOrt Beach 644-9080 lf RAISOR REAL TY <4523 campus Or .. Irvine 833-seoo .EFF BRERY REALTY 2602 Newport Blvd Newport Beach 675-9111 REDHl1 REALTY LIDO REAL TV OFFICE 3377 Via Lido. N.B. 673-7300 DAlfBOUT BAY AND BEACH REALTY 1617 Westclilf Or .• Newport Beach 631-7300 IAUIOA IAY PROPEITIS 4509 W. eo.at Hwy. Newport Beach e7&-7oeo SEA UON REAi.TY 3601 E Coast Hwy 1 Corona del Mar 873-535.4 DONOVAN'S IEAl.TY 10101 Slater Avt . Suite l03 fountain Valley oe:H112 WAllEI & lff, INC. CXJIP. OfRI 1001 E. Fourtti St .. Senta Me 835-4242 401 No. Newport Blvd , Newport Beach d46-1E\71 NEWPORT INVESTMENT COUNSB.ORS 1600 Dove S1 . Ste 408 NewPOrt Beach 752-5111 MACNAB IRVINE REAi.TORS 901 Dover Drive. Newport Beach 642-8235 BURKES APPLIANCE 1145 Baker, Costa Mesa 546-8672 MINI-TRAINS 1113 W Baker St. Costa Mesa 549-1596 JIMMIE O.FORE DANCE aNTER 3723 Birch SI Newport Beach 641 -a403 COSTA MESA FOAM & FABRIC 1885 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 645-6457 Glll.IAHO'S DB.ICATESSEN & BAKERY 19062 Goldenwest. Huntington Beach 848-3338 MATIIO'S RESTAURANT 2325 E Coast Hwy . CdM 973-8267 • a.MK & ASSOCIATES Architectural Signs Santl Ana 558-3762 WAllRRtONT t«>MES PaoUic CONt Hwy & Bell>O• lalnd. 63M4oo a e13-eeoo RED CMPET /NORM SMITH 2750 HlrbOrSIYd . Cotta MHa 75+1202 I MARY JAN(. REALTOR 1 741 Irvine Ave . Newport Beach 171 4) 631-1094 SOUTlERN CALIF. REALTY 2020.A Newport Blvd C M 546-5605 RIO( BYERS/BOTTOM LINE INVEST. 2100 Business Center Dr #144 Irvine Calif 760-7292 CENTERLINE RAO NG WHEEL CORP. 13521 Freeway Or Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 SOUTH COAST BANK 890 Baker Costa Mesa. CA 92626 540.5300 JERRY HARRIS LEASING 4023 Birch St Ste A Newport Beach Ca 751 -8910 DAI.E'S RV RENTALS, INC. 15082 Harvard Ave frvine 559-4446 ,.,. QUICX MARKETING t 14', 39th St Newport Beach Ca 92663 675-6907 LIQUIDYNE ENERGY SYSTEMS 1569 E. St. Gertrude Pl .SA 754-0581 lASilO'S PLUMBING & HEATING I 7 73 Vllh11t1er SI C M 548-4100 MERRIU LYNCH/KATULA 14474 Culver Or Irvine 552-1714 ()QUIST PIANO SHOP 8600 Hamilton Ave H B 536-9775 NOACK TROPHIES & ENGRAVING 170E 17th St . Ste 117. CM 646-3141 JOE CARLOS PLUMBING. 1675 &.tpenor Ave .. C M 548-5558 MRUSTY NAil 4001-0 Birch Newport Beach 545-6185 SEA COVE PROPfRTIES 462 East 17th St . Ste c Costa Mesa 63 Hl990 HUNTINGTON BEACH HONDA 19232 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 963-1959 1 SUNBOW RfALTY Pac1ftc Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 631 -22<42 ROCXX> COMPANY Custom woodworking & Interior• for yachts 10th yr 18385 Superior. C.M 845·2216 SPACIAC TOOR~, INC. 201 Shipyard way Newport Beactl 676-7071 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17, 1981 • Here 's sure way to solve Rubik's Cube SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Anybody who hftS bc'n frU!\trated and humiliated by not being able lo solve Rubik's Cube will be h<tJ>llY to know there Is a ~urc-rire wuy lo be at Ull' mind-boggling putzlc. , t~. with n new device beln1 marketed by two Menlo Park brothers, you con crack the Qube's mysteries in rccord·s mashing time. T h e simple a nswer is the Cube Smas her, a smaU, mallel·llke club that undoes the s ubUeUes ot the cube and similar puzzles that have baffled millions. ··There are all d1f!erent kinds o( ways to use it," says 26-year·old Roger Hill, ··You can swat the cube, smash it or elub it ··The ultimate aoul 111 to beat It Into 43 qu1ntilhon piec:cs, which la the number of possible combinations in the puule." Several bo9ks hav<> bt>cn written on how to solve th cube, which has only one po ible solution or had. upt\I the udvent of the smasher H\11 satd he a nd his 24·year -o ld brother, Steven. developed the s masher arter liste ning to friends e xpress frus tration ove r the eube. some 30 m illion o f which hav e been sold worldwide. Roger Hill says his personal favorite way of cracking the cube is to take It by surprise. ·'This tbipg has caused so much u11xlcty .tnd Crus trat1on across the <'Ountry euu11ing mtirilul problems and tress ot work I Just like to 11neak up on 1t when irs not looking and 11mash the hell UUl Of It ," ht' says The Hills say they huve orders ror 25,000 s mushers and hope to :,ell a million. at $4-each, by Chnstmas The devlcl' com 11 with a 24 ·11age illustrated bouklet. -~-......... r-~~~~~~~~~~~~---'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..L-~~~~~~============-~- OICE REMINDERS Thl' California Hig hway Patrol may be h ~111d1ng out pair-, of dice 1nstl'ad o l '>Pl'<.·ding litkt.·t~ to motorists Cll Pis ~µending Sl0.000 lo h~ tht> !>pt.'<'ial dire th<.it have fl\ t.• sid es n •minding tht.•m 11f lhl' .'l.J nmt.•-.,.un hnur spel'd limit You roll thl' t•u he" and .' ou /,!1.'I · 55 · T ar):WI .1n•a-. an• in north -.,1 all' State set s out to warn of DES drug danger s SACRAMENTO (APl Wanted. 300.000 lo 600,000 California mothers, daughters and suns who don't know they were exposed to a drug that formerly was given during pregnanC') but 1s linked to health problems The dru g is DE S or diethylst1lbestrol. whjc:h under 200 d1rrcre nt names was routinely given t o pregnant wo m e n to prevent miscarriages between 1941 and 1971. This w eek h as been ··DES Awareness Week " by the governor. and state offic ials held a news C'o nfe renc-e t o outline a public education campaign to make peoplt;> aware of the proble m . Slate Sen Di ane Wa lson, 0 -Los Angeles , who sponsored a law requiring s uch an a ware n Pss campaign. said the drug was g1Ven to 3 million to 6 million women over th.ose :.> years Rut doctors in 1970 started finding young women '~1th a rare form of vaginal cancer that usu ally only occurs in elderh· women. It was found that the )C>Ung women were daughters of wom en who had been given DES during their pregnancies and the drug was banned during pregnancies. Paughter s also tend to have an abnormal vagina Cl'll conditio n called adenosis that must be closely wplched because it could be linked to cancer. And dau..:hters often have difficulty with lhl'lr own pregnancies, suffering from premature and sltll births. Some sons v. hose mothers took the drug have undeveloped !icx organs or low s perm counts The mothers themselves m <i) ha\<· " greater breast-cancer risk Officials believe 300.000 lo 600,000 mothers. 150,000 lo 300.000 sons and the same number of daughters in California may have been exposed. ··More tA-'Jn half of these people are unawure of this e xposure and the potential harmful side effects of this exposure." said Ms. Watson. '·This is one of thos e areas that passes on the horizon and a lot of people think it ('Ouldn·t happen to them:· said Pat Cod y of DES Action of San FranC'isco. her self a DES mother. ·· 1t was many years ago for m a n y m o thers and they do n 't remember"' They urged m en and wom en born between 1941 and 1971 to ask their mothers lo cheC'lc m edical records MmlCINE Per sons whose mothers are d ead can write to tht• hospital where the} were born to cht'ck records of drugs given during prl'gnancy. The &mgn includes publicity to r1n_d _ exposed persons , specia l training for doctors lo give screening ('Xam1n c1 t1 o ns. and work with 1ns uran('e firm s t o make s ure bent:'f1ts include l'xammalions for DES crreC'ts Persons v.ho have bee n exposed o!ten need pelvic examinations every six months and Ms. Watson said some insuran('e firms reportedly hav(' refused to pay for that Her law prohibits such refusal. Justine McCabe of the DES Actio:i r.roup o f Sac ram e nto. a DES ctau~hter who had to stay in bed while preg n ant with h e r nov. 15 month old son. said persons with questions can contact group chi.ipt ers <ilso m Los Angeles. San Diego . San B t•rn a rd i n o a nd R '' crs1de M uny DES vic tims have fi led lawsuits ag<iinst drug manufacturers 1n "<'veral s t a t e s. including California. None of the suits has gone to trial Chicago dinosaurs man seeks in Africa CHICAGO (A P l RO} Mack al IS embarking on an exotic journey 60 million years back in time. He's heading for a remote, sweltering juhglc in Africa -and hoping to prove that dinosaurs s till exist M ackal. an as"ociate professor of bioC'hem1slr} al the L niversity of Chicago. is abandoning c1v1hzallon for one month He leaves for the Likoula Region of central west Afnca on Oct. 25 ··we don ·t look for monsters." Mackal said in an 1nterv1e\\ ··we ha\'e nothing l o do with the goblin world As far a., 1 · m c oncerned . i t ·.!:i st r a i g h l zoology, but the SUbJl'Ct matter IS strictly exotic." MaC'kal. 56. 1s no n ewcomt'r t o acuL quixotic searches He s pent lO yearc; as the he:id of the unsuccessful effort to find the Loch Ness monster. ti is search for the lumbering creatures of the ancient world began a year ago. His interviews with natives led him lo believe dinosaurs may still exist even though most stientists think they vanished from Earth 00 million years ago T he interviews came during a month-long expedition to the African COngo River qasin •He ventured from one primitive village to another, telling pygmies he had come to t heir land to study plants and animals. "Some of them have never seen Mondell (the white man) and they crn count only tcf five, .. he said. But once introductions were over, ritual began. He wo'uld ask them ut 'Ngoubou -the hippopotamus. en he'd flash a picture of a hippo apd they'd nod in tamiliarity. Next would come the Ebobo -the gorilla. "Then, we show them a bear," he said. They would say," Ah. we do not ktiow this animal. I "That's sort of a test," because \lO tars live there. "We go on to oth~r orda, never letting the m know what o're particuJarly Interested In." And then would come the clincher. ff~ wo1rd ask about lf1okele· Mbembe, flashing a picture of a Brontosaurus dinosaur. Ye s. they would tell the inquisitive white m a n. they ha ve se en that creature and it is lurking in their jungles. The descriptions were consistent: a redd1sh·brown creature with huge nt·ck. snake -like head and tail ; a body the size of an elephant. about 15 to 30 feet wide The nati ves. Mackal said. have a m ystical fear of the creatures · The pygmy believes if he sees it and spei>ks out on it, he will die. That doesn't help information gathering ·· ~1 ackal c1dm1ts his expedition is a long shot but remains undaunted. "I find a gre at deal of romance in m ) sou1 :· he said. ··1 love animals. J love nature The spirit of Columbus and Queen Isabella lives in some of us Und e rtrain e d s urgeons protest e d SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -About 20,000 U.S. surgeons. or nearly two in seven, are insufficiently trained a nd would not m eet current competency standards, the president o f the American College of Surgeons says. ··consequentl y, surgery i s p e rformed in many approved h ospi tal s b y untra ined and unqualified individuals," Dr. G. Thomas Shires s aid i.n his address Thursday to. the fl7th Annual Clinical Congress meeting of the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospitals . The incoming president o( the 43,000-member college c rlticiied JCAH for faiUng to develop a means of assessing professional standards for hospital surgery. • ·tn the United States we have no regulatory mecha nis m for requlrin1 a-given degree of traininc for a given level of performance," Shires said. When asked to estimate h.ow mey sur1eons are inadequately trained. 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HO UL.ES T AX SONY GIANT SCREEN PROJECTION CO-OR T V WITH HMOTE CONTROL\ 50-,-,--..!• w-.·t 'fou l~HG¥e A. Softy . • • OIAGOMAL 275 0 =-------•s•A•u•s•T•AX" I only ----GE "ENERGY SAVER" -- I~ 10 Or ng Coast DAIL V PILOT/$o1urday, October 17. 1981 Schools suffer . . . ... Weak link on private campuses is between seventh, ninth grade By THOMAS D. ELIAS Most ot the credit or blame -for the proliferation of private schools in Callfornia in the last rive years has been given to court-ordered busing for integration or the threat of such orders. Sut imendance figures for the first few weeks of school this faJl suggest another cause has a lso been at work: the failin~s of the public schools FOR MANDATORY busing is over in most California school districts. Under 1979's Proposition l . finally upheld by the state Supreme Court last spring, state courts now can only order busing where segregation results from de liberate school board actions, the same standard federal courts use Busing is therefore out 1n the massive Los Angeles school district and several for d1strlbullon to districts whose per student spendln1: is below the statewide average. That has led many school district$ to cut class days and sets up a situation where financiaJ. pressure dictate.I that when a new class 1s added, an exis ting one is dropped. "As the schools respond to these de· mands." Kirst said . "the trend toward fewer and fewer acade mic courses is acceleraltng." And as long as that trend COO · tinues. so will the move away from public schools.by middle-class parents with colle~e-oound youngsters. Tllo mas Elias. a f ree·lance columnist based m Santa Momca. comments on north· snuth state poht1cs. .. ---------· --- ANP STAYS FIT ... I rots M ~ DN6., / MVJU~ I 1lUNK I'Li. KEEP UER. I CALIFORNIA FOCUS Homes missing detectors alarming others and the threat of busing no longer bothers most districts. In Los Angeles. where the nation's largest court-imposed integration pro- gr a m ended in April. officials had said busing caused more than 50.000 Anglo pupils to flee the public schools over the desegregation plan's two y<'ar life. "I'd hate to be an owner of a private school right now." school board presi dent Roberta Weintraub s aid when the busing progr am was e nded BUT THIS FALL, enrollment was up only 6,500 in the firs t week at Los Angeles public schools The bulk of that increase came at a fe w junior high schools "They <private schools> just haven't been able to replicate the I public 1 junior highs." Weintraub crowed. She's probably correct. If there's a weak link in the priva te school network. it is a l the seventh to ni•lh grade levels But private schools al the e lementary and high i:.chool le\.els continue report- ing steady chrollment gains. up about 2,000 this fall fall statewide. ··once a parent has been exposed to quality education . it takes more than just the end of busing to s hift him back to public schools." says one private school headmaster. WHAT DRJVES parents to s pend anywhere from Sl.200 to S4.000 a year on tuition when public schools are availa· ble al no C'OSt" Michael Kirst. former president of the state Board of Education and a Stanford Unive r!>1ty professor ha!> outlined some of the reasons. One problem. he said. is the rapid in- crease in numbers of Spanish-speaking students in public schools This has diverted mone\• and effort from other areas into setting up classes with bilingual teachers whose emphasis is m ore on teaching English to Hispanic children than on teac hing academics to English speakers. A BIGGER PROBLEM. though. 1s money. Not only has Proposltion 13 tut deeply into school budgets. but the Ser· rano vs. Priest tax equalization court de cision prevents residents from up- grading their public schools even if they want to For the bulk of any new money raised via tax overrides local voters in a quali· ty distri~t may pass goes to Sacramento Civic projects or gift ideas could persuade ho1neowners. landlords to react for safety By JOHN llALL ,,_,., ._..... .... ..u .. a,._...,_Y "On January 21. at about 11. 30 p m . m y \\ 1fe. oldest daughter and myself were awakened to the lo ne of our smoke detectors. Our fire loss was major. "However. due to early warning we were all a ble lo leave the house with m ore th a n ample time and sare conditions Furthermore. our youngest daughter who was babysitting didn't ha\'e to come home and find herself alone in the world ... Tiii · TRUE STORY comes from a New York homeowner. It is cited in a Report to Congress on Fire Protection Syslems being pre pared by the Federal Eml•rgency Management Age nc y 1FEMA1. w hich is responsible for national prngrams lo combat or prevent rt res or other emergencies. Thi" famil v had it s fire in 1977. when le:.s than one fourth or all the fam1hes in America had sm oke detectors Even that wui:. a sha rp increase in detel'tor ownership from the early 1970s . Bv early 1980. half of America was w otected by detectors Those 40 million fa m iii es may not know that their chances o r d ying in a fire arc one-third to one-ha lf lower . acrording to FEMA statistics. . But they a ll know that detectors 11rov1d(• an inexpensive way to do something positive about fire. safet,\ for themsC'l ve" and their l'oved ones THESE SAMF. PF.OPLE now havt' the oppor tunity to do !lom cthing positive for their communities by helping their neighbors obta in d etector protection IJ nfortunatcly. the people who are most like ly to die in fires are least likely tu have detectors. A little persuasion and help from the people who already have detectors can put these devices in all the homes in Am erica This could c;ave thousands or lives each year mor e than are lost tn airplane crashes. railway accidents. flood s, torna d oes. e arthquakes and hurricanes combined . T he typical Amenc~n family now has .it least one de tector . According to FEMA's studies. lhat detector 1s mounted in the proper place and you a re probably keeping it supplied with ; 1>ower thro u g h batteries or house current. <If there are any doubts about where you should put your detector. the local fir e department can provide advice.I THY.RE ARE OTHER things you probably aren't doing or at least ar en't doing often enough l Are you testing your detector twice a month'' FEMA's survey found only 24 percC'nl or detectors owner s are. and another 19 percent s aid 'they never test their det<'clnrs. 2 llave you rehearsed a plan tor what you will do if the alarm goes off'! In l"EMA's survey. 64 percent of the detector own er s had some k'ind of escape plan, but most h ad never re hea rsed those plans. You need to know what you will do with the escape time a detector gives you \\'llF.N A DEATH ocl'urs. 1t 1s often becausr the detector's batteries ran out or tne residents made mistakes while trying lo escape. Punch He re are two true stories one from a f''lorida h\mcowner. and one from an inve::.t1gator in Maryland They show the difference between knowing "hat to do when the alarm goes off and not knO\.\ ing The first ll> from F'EMA's fire sysl l'ms report to Congress The second is from a 1976 78 s tudy by J ohns Ho pkins u niversity "The fire \.\ h1 rh caused thl' total d estruc tion or o ur mobile home Oc l'urred Sep tt•mber 3. 197fi . My husbi.tnd and I Wl're asleep in our bedroom when the a larm sounded The door to our bt-droom was closed and we s11w the s moke l'Oming under the door We escaped through the window "THE STATE FIRE Mars hal a nd the Fire Chief . bl)th said the detector savt'd our hn~s The first warning of a fin· ll> the difference bet\.\ec•n life and dei.tth "Durin,g the night a fire started m the sofa in the h\'ing room A detector _ __,. "Er ... Whoop! Yip! Yip! Yolo! Yolo! Yeeeeaaaah' Whoop! Ylpee! Yip-Yip -Yip! Hah!" alarmed at about 4 a m .. alerting thl' family of f1vt.• to the fire danger. The family appan•ntly milled about trying to dt•l'ldC' what to do Wh en they fmally atll'mpted to escapl' their main exit was blocked bv the fi re .. Four people Jumped to safety. but onl' per!>on delayed his escape and died Quick. proper action b~ the family \.\OUld have rl"-.Ultcd in all Of them e!>r:.i ping One of the thrt'l' ~rl)ups lea!>t likely to h a \' t• s m o k e d l' 1 cc flt> r s a r e o I d e r l\mcril'ans. If \OU have an older relall\'C nr <'los«• fri end \.\lthout a ~ dcl<'l'tor. off<·• to g1\'1e them a detector as a gift and ht•lp \.\ llh the rnstallallon AT THE OTll ER end o r thl· age spN·trum. young families starting out an• IL'Ss likely to ha\ e detectors than m o'>l pC'ople If ,\OU are pla nning a graduat10n or \.\l'dding girt. make it a s moke' dett'l'lor FE:\1A 's s ur\'e\' s ho\\ l'd onl' l111u,1•hold in f1vt• had ret'CIVl>d at ll•a:.t one nf its detcetors as a gift The third large group of people \\ 1thout !>moke <frtertors arc families who are poor or have little education E \ l' n s o . t h t• p r o p o r t 1 o n o f disadvantaged pl·rsons with detectors ha1' grl)wn ra1Jidly· in recent years • T h e r e i -. a n <• p p o r t u n i t y f o r l""Om munity c.1ct 10n project-. to place 'mokc cktc<"tors in the homes of needy fam1hcs If \'OU arc .1ctive 1n church groupi, or chantabll' orgaruzat1ons. you can organize such a pro1ert A S P E Cl A I. 0 P P 0 R T l ' N I T V presents itself 1f you ar e a tenant or landlord. especiall~ 1r you are actively involved in landlord tenant affairs Onlv a third of families that rent have dctl•ctors thl' lowest rate of any ide ntifiable grou1> M an~ communities and states have passed legislation requmng detectors 10 certain classl'l> of res1dent1al property, often with special emphasis on rental prope rly . In spite of this pressure. rental properties still I aR behind in detector o wnership If you have access to landlords. try to persuade them to install detectors A combination of favo rable publicity and insurance discounts mil'(hl rlo the trick. Guess who's getting richer, doing better? By L .H. GANN Dr. L H Gann i.$ senior fellow at the Hoover Institution. Stanford Unioernty r c 1 Public Research. Syndicated. 1981 America, the experts assure us. is in a state or spiritual malaise. In a much discussed address in 1979 former President Jimmy Carter said the United St ates was passing through a profound crisis or confidence. A widespread loss of national purpose and confidence in the future threatened the very fabric or society. Concerned clergymen. professors. artis ts, and television personalities continue to echo th is assessment. America. according to its critics, is a 1 and stric k e n by dissension and discontent. The poor. the young. and the black are alienated from the rtaUon at large. Even the whites are In a state or disarray. T H E WIDESPREAD ''etbnlc revival" reflects disenchQJ\tment with WASP culture and the WASP OAANG!COAIT The com meat pa1e oft h" D•llY Pilot s~f'kt to tnlorm and !lt1mulate readeMI by preHnt- ln1 • v1rlety of commentar>' on topics of inttrt1t and sl1nUlc•nte from lnformtd Ob· Hrvert •'1d spoketlnfll. Establis hment on the part of while ethnics and their descendants. This sense of disenchantment is particularly widespread in the academe. America. say its censors, has become the arch oppressor of the Third World. Moreover. they contend. America has always oppressed the newcomers who had sou ght re fu ge with in its own borders Immigrant history of the academic kind has, accordingly. undergone a striking revision. The story of migration has turned into a tale or misery: successive waves of immigrants - Irishmen and Jews. Poles and Italians. Chinese and Japanese, Haitians and Mexicans -were cut ofr from their roots. confined to slums, exploited In farms or factories, a n1J stripped of human dignity. The. r eader closes some of these accounts wonderini why any foreigner should ever have-wished to come to this country in the first place. TO AN IMMIGll.tNT, such as this author, polemics or this kind made odd readlfll. The migratJon of Eu.ropuns to the United States in the 19Ul century was the greatest population movement ln hist-Ory. Not only did the newcomets come or their own accord: many of them bravtd extreme harClsttil)A to do so. as the boat peopJe from Cuba and Vietnam conUnue to do to this day. What made them co mo? Sur vivln1 lett•ra frCUG the lttb century, now 1a~ttlDa dust In aJ"C!b.lval colJtttlam, speak an ~ocrueat IMPal• The neweomen, ror \he moet I*\, liked Amerlu ; they llked its polltlcal lnstituUons. 1 \ -.. t -- They equally pnzed its economic and social freedom. They could move from pl ace to place as they felt the inclination or the need ; they could carry on any trade or business they fancied, unhampered by the r egulations of royal officials. NO ONE CARED what they had been or what their fathers had done for a living. Conditions In America might have been harsh: but they were usually better than those the immigrants had experienced at home. The vast majority of newcome rs accordingly stayed in their adopted land. even after they had acquired sufficient funds to buy a ticket home. According to the critics of America. however, those happy days are ~v~ Today. the rich get richer, the poo~ poorer: the class structure steadil y grows more rigid. VET SCHOLARS who specialize In the field rind no evidence for the~e assumptio ns. Barry Chiswick. an economist, for instance, has established that European ·immigrants who stay In this country for extended periods of lime end by doing better. on the average, than natlve·born Am~ricans. Far from r maining rigid, the American plhnk ~tructure is being transformed In a r volutlonary manner. According to A(\dtcw M . Or~ley, a -dl11tincui1hed sodolocbt, the av ... aae ramlly tncome ot man, ethnic rroups once subject to soclal and economic dlscrlmJnation bH now risen above the nnllonaJ avcrasc. Th e ov<'rn1e family intome o( r ' , .. ............ .. JC\.\t s h -Americans. Japanese-Amer icans, I rish-Amer1cans. Italian-American . P olish-Americans, all now exceed the average family income of "old s tock" Anglo-Saxon Protestants. NOR IS THERE any evidence of massive popular discontent with America's politi cal a nd economic Institutions. On the contrary. recent studies undertaken by various research agencies <published in the June-July Issue of "Public Opinion"> arrive at startlingly dirrerent conclusions. Americans -as always -are apt to dis trust their politicians. But American patriotism remains a powerful force. much s tronge r than in any other Western country. Ninety·eight percent of all respondents are proud to be Americans. These sentiments are not limited to whites. In fact. 83 percent of the whites. and 65 percent of the blacks stated that they were "extremely proud'' or being American. Eighty-four percent <IM> percent of the blacks) believed that their country had a special role to play in the world. Ninety.four percent (86 percent of the blacks> considered that the United States was the world's "very beat country In which to Jive" -this after two d~des or much heralded racial unrest and at a time or continuing inOallon 8nd unemployment. AMEJUC.tNS OF ALL colors prized their constttullonal liberties hl1hly. They equally distrusted socialism Olven the unpopularity of multi -national corporation s. aarl·bu11iness, nnd corporate capita1l11m --- in the <l('ademe and in many branches of th~ entertainment rndustrv. the Americans· commitment to free enterprise came as a surprise. Ninety·one percent of the whites and . 85 percent or the blacksf greed that ·the U S. bu~i ncss system orks better than any other for industri I countries." Critics of Am('rica ha ve equally misunders tood the nature of the SO·l'allcd ethnit· revival in this r.ountry. THE CURRENT DELIGHT in Oktoberfests and zithers. tartans and pibroch, Swahili s urnames and bongo drums has little to do with national irredentism of the European kind1 with the r esolve on the parb of oppressed Lithuanians or Ukrainians, for instance. to hold on to their respective linguistic or religious identity. The ethnic revival, more often than not. ends where the irregular verbs begin. The ethnic revival tn the United States serves very different functions from ethnic revivals in the Soviet Union. In the United States, the ethnic revival has become an instrument of Americanization, as American s of all colors and national oriains now demand equal rights and equal dignity. For the practlcAl polltlclan. the lessons are plain. No matter what millt8nt professors or minority leaders may soy. Amcricun patriotism fs 1live 1 and well . Whe the r liberal or consei;rvat1v • no political party can succe d lo Amtrlca without taking account or American lovt of country. As this writer · 5ecs lt . the Lurn to patriotism only ml'rlU t\f\J"l9Use. ' J -- e..\\\. i ~~,,.. . . "'~~~~ 'Tis t h e season for football The baseball season is Just abou·t over. But wit h the strike and aJl, some people never really fell that it got s tarted Half a baseball season is sort of like a hot dog without mus tard and pickle relish: You're happy to get some of it, but it just doesn't pack the same 'Yallop. For those of you who wrap your fish in the sports pages of th e newspaper. m aybe the football season will hook you. Don't flounder around because it's time to reel in lots of spirit for the.pigskin sport Even if you work for scale, I'm sure you'll be able to muster up enough energy to root for a favorite team. It's time to cast out baseball, though Uncle Len knows most of you are up to your gills with the playoffs a nd the upcoming World Series. F ootball fever already has snagged Mark Schulein, 12, of Corona del Mar. The youngster submitted the best drawing of all entries this week. He gets first place and the $5 prize. \ 0 'O p () . ;) .. 0 ~ '° 0 v ., Second place goes to Scott Bor ack, 11, of Costa Mesa. His mother~endy, was a little con ceriie'a that the drawing wouldn't get to my desk in time. But Mrs. Borack, it did, and Scott even managed to lake the S2 prize for his efforts. FIRST PLAC/o; WINNER Mark Schulein of Corona del Mar F'or all of my friends who are cbncerned about getting their entries in on time, my advice is lo try and mail them no later than Monday. I need to have your drawings by Wednesday so that the big, funny people who paste up the newspaper have plenty of time to give tender loving care to the Uncle Len column and the Youth page. Honorable mentions this week go to Julie Mort.on of Laguna Niguel, Nathan Cla r k, 9, of H untington Be ac h , Li sa MysJinski, 5. of Costa Mesa and L. (What's your first name?) Foxx of Newport Beach. Julie and L., however, get an Uncle Len No-No for not including the i r ages . R e m e mb e r everybody . gr own-ups would love to sneak an entry on my desk and that wouldn't be fair. Uncle Len knows you're going to love next week· s contest because it has to do with a very speciaJ holiday· Halloween. SECOND PLACE WIN.VER Scott Borack of Costa Mesa For the next couple of weeks we' re going to be drawing pictures with a lrick·or -treat theme. To start off. let's do a picture of a pumpkin car ved with the face of your choice. This contest wi ll be judged on two things the quality of ~he pumpkin and the type of face you put on it. Haloween suggests a spooky theme. but please do not sketch a pumpkin with the likeness of your little brother or sister. I know it's tempting. Uncle Len realizes pumpkins are orange, but you're s till going to have to draw your pictures with black ink. Some of you have been using blue ink, pencil and other types of pens. Some c olor s and p enci l do not reproduce wel l in th e newspaper. That means there's a chance a good drawing will have to be disqualified. Send your pumpkin pictures to Uncle Len, P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 and don't forget to include your age, address and any messages that you 'd like to see printed in the column. This is one contest that'll make you a ll want to carve out an entry, even though Halloween tends to have a seedy theme. Good luck. Restoring a loc omotiv e is just a h obby for teen WEST BRANCH, Iowa <AP I While his high school friends were tinkering with car engines in their spare time. 17-year-old Ki.m Graham has been restoring , a .steam locomotive. The West Branch Jligh School senior has been refurbishing his o~ n 1925 steam locomotive that eventually will be used on a rail touris t line between West Branch and Wes t Liberty. the Dog of tlte Weelc------i ... , .............. PLAYFUL POOCH Lucky is a 3-year-old male Collie mix and is looking for a nice place to live. If you'd like to take him home, contact the Laguna Beach Animal Center. 20612 Laguna Canyon Road. Telephone 497-3552. brainchild or the Des Moines and Raccoon Va l ley Rai l way Museum Corp. Steam engines ha~e been a hobby of Graham's since he was 11 years old. His pastime was in· s pired by the Delta Queen s teamboat, w h ich h e r od e several times as a child . .. I used to build steamboats out of wood and take them to school," he said. "My friends thought 1 was nuts, and probabfy still do." Crazy or not , Graham is dedicated to his hobby, a nd pro· ved that when he decided to buy t he locomotive. He was one of the first local membe rs o C t h e railw ay museum group and, when other members started talking about the need Cor a steam-powered locomotive, Graha m thought, "Why can't I buy one, so I did.'' He said he learned the steam engine craft by "looking at pic- tures and fi1uring it out ln my head." His first projects were car ried out "by guess and by golly,' .. Graham said, "But now it's more accurate than that." Graham has rebuilt several steam-powered vehicles -in· clwdlng a steam tractor -.but he admits this is the most challe111· Ing project be bas iackled. "This will be the btuesr-tbing I've ac- complJshed," he aald. • Graham r ecently purehaseo the l ocomotive from the Midwest Old 1breahen Allocla· tlon i n Mo\IJ\t Pltaaant. He wouldn't SI)' ho* much be paid for It, bUt he sud once lt i• restored , tt could be worth between $20,000 and ~.000. I \ nge Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17. 1981 II ,,.,. .. ..,.... Three students gather with their teacher at a blackboard in a Ph1ladelph1a elementary school to learn Latin. The Philadelphia school system teaches Latin to come 16,()()(J youngsters rn 85 elementary schools to help them..jmprove their use of English Teacher William Torchia instructs students.from left. Shawn Brown. William Palmer and Yvette Martel It's all Latin to them Students l earn E ngl ish via ancient language By L EE LINDER Auoci. ... ""9sa Writ« PHILADELPHIA .. Salvete. discipuli," calls out the teacher, and the fourth graders sing out in response, "Salve, magister!" It 's the "good day" greeting at the start of an unusual Latin class at the Stanton School where 10-year-olds dig into the .vords of the ancient Romans so ,hey cnn better read and speak English Then they all s tand and pledge allegiance to the flag in Latin. "It's fun , especially when you m ow what the words mean," ;aid Shawn Brown, a pupil. "It makes it kind or s pecial," ;a id Latin teacher William forchia. "The kids look forward to it." Teaching Latin to improve English is not a new idea. bav· ing begun e¥perimentallr here In 1968 and gradually expanding. But it's just s tarting to catch on in publi c sc hoo l s ac r os s Am erica. Dr Rudoiph Masciantonio, cu·rr,culurll speci alist for c l ass i ca l l anguages in Philadelphia's public schools . said "about 70 percent of the words in English come from Latin.'' ··A pupil who knows that the Latin word aqua means water nas the key to s uc h English words as aquarium, aquatics, aqueous . a qu a lun g and a quamarine.·· Masciantonio said .. And the Latin word for hand,m anus, is th e root for m an u f acture. manua l , manicure and manipulate " In Philadelphia s ome 16,000 c hildre n in 85 e lementary schools, mostly in the fifth and sixth grades, now are getting Latin instruction in 20-minute classes a day. The school district. which started with only two Latin teachers, now has 33 and is in· volved in a S120 .000 federally financed program to train more than 100 language ins tructors how to bring Latin into their English classes. Specifi cally, the idea is to give at least one year. of Lalin to every elementary school pupil, two years If the money lasts. · The l'mpha~1s of our pro· gq1 m is to develop English vl'rbal skilb through the use of the Latin language, .. Mas- ciantonio saio. "We teach Latin words and sentences, and we pick En ~l1 s h "ords that fall from them " The school dis trict wa nts cvl'ntually to bnng Lalin to all fourth graders bc·cause 10-year olds. and even those 8 and 9. .. a re mon• receptive to language l e arning, and we want to c·apital17.e on th e m .'' Ma s ci:rntonio s aid ··It I !' marvelous for a young rhild to see how anothe r language works , "The short daily exposure 1s thl' best for kids to learn and absorb. Pupils a t the fifth grade level advanced one full year in s tandardized \•oc·abulary test scores as compared with pupils with similar backgrounds who got no Latin ... Torc hia wri t e s o n th e blackboard "unus." the Latin word for one, and immediat.ely the class calls out deriv.at1ves unity, united. union, unit. un- itarian, uni\'ersl' Then comes the word .. tres ... meaning three. and the children call out t rianglc. tricycle. trio, lri plt'l. "ll 's good. I like to do 1t because it improves our word power. and it helps us learn English better'" said Yvette Martell, 10. William P a lmer added. "You find out where the words come from. and I think I've been reading beller since we started Lalin this year When I see a word now I can tell 1f 1t com es from Latin. and I like knowing that.'· M ascia ntoni o s a ys re sea rcher s found simila r im· provement for kids who took Latin 1n Washinl!ton . Easthampton and Worcester . Mass.; Indianapolis, Baltimore . Chicago. Los Angeles. and Erie County, Pa Many other towns across the nation . taki n g a cue from Philadelphia. h ave injected Latin into the'ir elementary cur· riculum and report exciting turnarounds in their younsters· \'Ocabular1es. To r chw s:.11d "Tht.'se kids know soml· words, l1kl' puerile. which ml'i.lns chdcl1sh. that I dtdn 't kno" until college · ·Lalin prov1dl's a nl•w begin· ning for kids ... Masciantonio said . "It 1s a chance to start all ll\'l'r again, K1cb who have ex· pericnC'l'U diffit ully with En~lish 111 conventional programs have a chanC'l' to st;.irt fres h and ex· pt• rl,('O('l' SUt'Cl'SS "Ch1ltlrcn a rl' fascin a ted with class1t al mytholog). and you get a lot of that in Latin. The image that Latin 1s dust) and forgotten 1s mact·urate In most European tountnes Lalin 1s standard fare, a nd it 1s required 1n Asia , Africa. South Ament a ·· Bo y nabs susp ect M ILWJ\l 'KEE <AP l Four· tl'l'n ~ear old Qavid Kµprn,J< .,a~ s hl• was tracing his steps, trying to find his lost school lunch money. when he noticed a ~o m <Jn being followed by three pt.'ople about half a block from a hank branch office. lie said he really took notice \\hen he sa\\ her turn, place two SIOO bills on the sidewalk and t•ontinut• on her \\av · I said to myseif. Man, why would she be pulling money on thl' \\ldewalk"' " he s aid Fn dav Thl' woman entered and left a r estroo m a t a n earby car dealership. and Kupczyk headed ba<'k to"ard lh(• First Wisconsin National B<Jnk s branch office. where a polic·c car "as already s topped "I ran hack to the cop car and I told them that I sa " this lady and I knc" whl'rl' she was at." he s aid "They said. 'Well hop 1n.' and tht' poltc·e car dro\'e me to "hcn• thc "oman "as .. l'olic•t• s~11d later that the \\Oman would appear bl'fore the dis trict attorne~ The~ said the woman had handed a teller a note demanding money. was given S200, and was follo"ed I)\ t wobank cm ployers and <1 cus tomer DOUllLE YOUR l'l.eAIURE-These two marbled kittens were born Au g. 21 at the Los Angeles Zoo. The zoo reportedly is the only one in the world to breed these enda ngered Asian cats. You can vi it them at the nursery in the zoo's Eurasia section. t Ala Stones request tax P.O. NEWARK , N.J . (AP> Between 20 and 30 U .S . P ostal Service employees are working overtime to handle mall requests for tickets to the November concerts or the Rolling Stones rock band. O ffi cials say -ih ey expect to handle from 250,000 to 400,000 ticket requests for the concert series scheduled for Nov. 5, 6, and 7 at the Brendan Byrne Arena 1n East Rutherford. But onl y :r>.000 fans will be al l owed to buy two t ickets to one or the shows. Those inter ested in obtaining tickets had until midnight Wednesday to submit their request to a post office box In Passaic. On the outside or t h e e n velope. they• were asked to include their return address· inside. they were to include no more than the stamped. self-addressed envelope. Officials still have not figured out what lo do with the thousands of dollars worth of unused sta mp s that are attached lo the self-addressed envelopes sent by Stones ra ns who will not get tickets lo the s hows. Those receiving their e n velopes by return m ail will be a ll owed to buy two tickets at $16. 75 each. Those not selected will lose an 18-cent s tamp L es U nger , s pokesman for the New Jer sey Sports and Exposition Authority. s a id he believed the stamps would either be forfeited or donated to a charity. Gf!!90IY Peck offers you 12 ways to save energy. It t011s yntt In ltM .. 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Cll.DI TY/'5UIOIOP IOllllO mu• ... cabinet crafted of genuine pecan solids and veneers. WOWI Director Alan C. Purves said that University High School couldn't survive under budget cuts asked by the Unjversity or WEBER~'S ~Pj OVEA3000MOYIH Illinois, which has operated the [ • ) J TO RENT OA SELL school 64 years Joseph R. Burnett, dean or the I WORLD ANAHEIM College of Education, said he OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK would recommend closing the 333 SO EUCLID PH. 776 • 87 ll ffho~ ~t ~d~ the d~i~oo l ~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~D~A~Y~~~O~M~1~1~~~5~~~~~~~~~~ would be up to the trustees. He i...: sa id the university's financial picture wasn't going to get any ~brighter, and the College Qf Education had to concentrate on protecting other areas of its program. Alumnus Philip Anderson won a Nobel Pr ize in 1977 for tus work in physics and Hamilton Smith won in 1978 for genetics. Among the other alumni is Pulitze r Prize -winning columnist George Will, who reacted with shock to the news the school might be closing. APW~ ··LOVE SEEDS" Vincent Losito of Bay City. :\tich . thinks the world needs m ore love a nd w ith every love letter he \\'l"t tt•s h{' sends Michigan navy beans which he calls "Lon• St'C'<b. ·· lit' h<1 s had r esponses from famous peopll'. rnc·ludmg I..\ :\lu~·or Tom Bradle~· and actres-.. Soohi<1 Lon•n "Ther e is n 't any clear er problem facing this country in the 1911>s than the collapse or public education," he said, "'and this sort of d ecision cannot help." The sch oo l bega n as a laboratory for teacher education and became an elite preparatory sc hool. Admis s i on is by examination only and students pay a s mall fee. 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Prtce Local, county 1 state, nationql and international events come to your doorstep Dll•ly ,1.,_. in the bright, light and lively •I ... ·, tally Piiat SATURDAY, OCT, 17, 1981 ~-----------·-- Reutemann has pole for today's race FOR THE RECORD 86 If in Las Vega s. 8 2 0 0 Marin& gives -Edison < I a scare, but' • • • I ~m getting. tired of coming close, says Vikings coach as Chargers win, 28-24 By ROGER CARLSON 6f .. D4Mty ..... Sc.fl NORWALK -Three Ken Laszlo touchdown passes, rour second half fumble recoveries, a 28-yard field goal by Lee Green and a band or te nac io us Vikings h ad the Cl F Big Five Conference's No. l team on the ropes Friday night -before 10,500 at Cerritos College. But, Edison Hlgh's Chargers drove 60 yards in the closing minutes of the game to pull out a 28-24 Sunset League football victory as 210-pound running back Da ve Geroux pounded over from short yardage for his third touchdown or the game to pull it out. ··w e played well,'0 said Marina Coach Dave Thompson, "but it came down to a couple of mistakes. It was a helluva game, but I'm getting tired of coming close." THE VIKINGS STUNNED Edison's proud defense with a s uperlative passing game as Laszlo st ruck for touchdown passes oC 58 and 64 yards in the first half, then put the Yikes fnto a 21-14 lead in the t hird quar ter with another scoring pass from 36 yards out "The first one was blown coverage," s aid Edison Coach Bill Workman. "1'he second one was one man cover age and our guy fell down. The third we just got beat.1' "We were our own worst enemy tonight." Marina's running game took Its toll on the Chargers. too, and Workman agreed. citing the Yikes' outside dive. But the real thorn was the Edison secondary and Workman added, "It was our stinking pass defense. It was lousy, at best." THE WINNING DRIVE was ignited by a 24-yard dash by Geroux to the Marina 25, but after gain ing a first down at the Yikes' 12, things became sticky due to the defense of Mike Fisk, Dave Hargrove and others. Finally. it became fourth-and-five at the seven. There was 2: 56 showing on the clock when quarterback Ken Major s tepped back and round Brett Blanchard at the goal line, in very Ueht quarters. as the Yikes exploited the Chargers' secondary with two first half TD passes. Major cut loose and Blanchard somehow came down with it inches shor t of a touchdown, but good for a first down. Geroux pounded over on the next play and it was won with 2:07 left. Marina could not respond this time and went down without an uprising. LASZLO PICKED the Chargers apart with pin-point passing to receivers with the ability to get open. catch the ball and do something with it after catching it. Edison had assumed a 7-0 lead in the first q uarter and appeared on schedule -but Laszlo a nd his favorite target, Frandsen, crossed up the dope sheet. There had been quite an uprising by the Yikes. who entered with a 5·0 record, No.. 2 ranking in Or ange County, but without true respect. Not many believed in the Vikings -their schedule contained only Foothill as what some rate as bona fide opposition. Wide open down the right sid eline was Frandsen at the Edison 25 and he went the remaining distance untouched with 1: 34 left in the quarter to complet e a 58·yard strike That misconception began to be realized e~rly The touchdown nullifi ed Edison's opening --score -Geroux's two.yard smash over the left side to culminate a 63-yard march in nine plays - <See EDISON, Page 821 Reggie, Nettles brawl in bistro Ya nkee celebration turns into fisticuffs OA KLAND <APl Graig Nettles and Reggie Jackson. New York Yankees' teammates but longtime antagonists. said Friday that a m isunderstanding between their families had s parked a heated fight durmg the club's celebration of its 33rd Am erican League pennant. Nettles. th e veteran th ird Laseman and winner of the Most Valuable Player Award in the Ya nkees' three·game s weep over t he Oakland A's in the AL Cha mpionship Series that ended Thursday night. apparenUy got th e b es t o f t h e b r aw l . E y e .witnesses said Nettl es knocked down Jackson with a punch to the mouth. THE INCIDENT, which lasted only a few minutes. occurred at Vince's. a restaurant near the Oakla nd Coliseum a nd the Yankees' hotel. shortly alter a series-clinching 4·0 victory had moved New York into the World Series. It was trigger<:?d when som e un i nvited gu ests of Jackson's sat down al a table occupied by Nettles and his wife. Ginger. B~l. he added. "We'll sit down in the back of the pla ne on the way home -we have a mutual friend and we'll get over it." NETTLES WAS reluctant to talk about the fight in the hours im m ediately followi ng t he incident. But before leaving Oakland for the return flight to New York Friday night. he, too, cal led i t the res ult of a mis understanding. "Some people came in and sat at the table where Ginger and the kids had been silting." he said . "and Ginger said they were a little rude to her and didn't know who the people were . . "I went up and said I don't know who you people are but l hope you havl! a good time because you jus t m ad e my family leave. ··And then I noticed that Reggie cam e and sat down there, too, so they were friends of his, and Reggie came and wan ted to k now w ha t the problem was and we had a little argument, a little shoving and that was about it. Dall' Pl ... P-'1 ao..tH Man E stancia High running back Curt Wenzlafl is about to be tackled by an El Tor o player. For the story. see page 83. "It wa s a bizar re a nd u nfo r tunat e thing," J ackson sa id 12 hours alter t he fight ··it was just a weird circumstance, a c r azy happening and very unfortunate." "BUT IT WAS no big deal and I was looking for him later to a pologize a nd he was gon e already "I'm sure he feels bad about it. I feel badly a bo ut it loo because it was such a good day for the w hole ball club a nd myself especially, and it's j ust som ething I hope is forgotten. l 'm going lo forget about it and I hope Reggie does. too." For the Dodgers it's now or never It was cold bats, not Rogers, says Lasorda MO NTREAL (AP > -Neithe r the brisk weather in Montreal, nor the loud crowd, nor the pitching of Steve Rogers was the m ain. factor in the Expos' win. Al least that was the conclusion of Los Angeles Manager Tommy Lasorda. "I d on 't think it was Loo cold, nobody complained. It was a ni ce evening," he said alter the Expos moved to within one victory of a spot in the World Series with a 4-1 win Friday night. "WE JUST DIDN'T hit the ball. We had scoring chances and we just couldn't do it. You can't win it if we can't score more lhan one run in two games." The Dodger s took the first game of the National League Cha mpionship Series. 5·1, then lost 3-0 before the two teams returned to Montr eaJ. Jerry Reuss was sailing along on a three·hitter when the Dodgers exploded in the sixth. Reuss said it wasn't J erry White's three.run home r that led to the problems as much as it was a hit through the infield to right by Andre Dawson with two out. That started Reuss' trouble when he followed with a walk to Gary Carter and a single by Larry Parrish before White homered. "Rogers got away with some bad pitches and I didn't. r made one bad pitch and it hurt me," he said, referring to his high fastball which White slammed over the left.field fence. THE DODGERS KNOW what it's like to be in a position of having to win. They were down two games against Houston in the division playoffs, then won three s traight. "I h aven 't seen anybody y et who got congratulated for winnine two games In ~ best-of-five serles." Lasorda said. "This was a pivotal ball game, but we'll beat them tomorrow. "They're not going to win because we're going to be back and win it. Then we'll go with (Fernando) Valenzuela, probably against Burris. and we'll fight it out.·• Lasorda said he thought Rogers pitched well, but not that well. "He looked about the same to me as I've seen him before. But we had enou1h chances." nRS'I' BASEMAN Steve Garvey, who had two bits, Including one in the ninth lnnJn1 to start what turned out io be an aborted rally, also aaid be thought Rogers pitched well, but that he looked even better becaus e the Dodgers didn't take advantage of their opportunities. ··w e've been here befor e. You won't see anybody going out there defensively tomorrow." :;aid Garvey. "The only difference between the Expos and us now is that they need one victory and we need two" THE EXPOS WILL TRY to clinch the title today behand r ight-hander Bill Gullickson. while lhe Dodgers are expected to pitch right-hander Burt Hooton. who won the first game of the series. A fifth game. if necessary, would be played unday White. who had only three home runs and 11 On TV today channels 4. 11 at 10:05 ru ns batted in during the strike-split regular ;eason. slammed a 2-1 pitch off Reuss. Rogers had worked a difficult eight innings, battli ng Los Angeles without benefit of his very best pitches. When Garvey and Ron Cey opened the Dodger nint h with singles, Montre al Manager Jim F'anning slowly walked to the mound. ··1 still fe lt real good in the ninth, .but to see Jim coming out there , normally when you've given up two hits in that situation and you see the ma nager. you're gone," Rogers said. BUT THAT WAS the furthest thing from Fanning's mind. "My trip to the mound was just to encourage hi m , pat him on the back, and say very little," be said . .. Just as I was leaving, I said to hJm, 'You're all right, aren't you?" He said, 'Ob, yuh.' " ''Rogers was going to pitch against their right-handed batters,'' Fanning said. "We were confident enough in Rogers' stuff. He might not have had his good stuff left. but •e still liked him :· Said Rogers : "There wu no mystety about what I needed to do. l just had to Ulrow a tood slider and I did." PEDRO GUERRERO rapped that •llder to third baseman Larry Parrish, wtllo 1tarted a rally-killing double play. One out later, Rot•n had his 4-1 victory in the best-of-ftve aeries and the Expos were on the threshold of winnlnl Canada's tlrst m ajor league pennant. ,, ........ Montrtal'1 Steve Roger~ smile&o/ttr a n!nth inning double play. • Then Nettles, who once said he had been able to realize two c hildhood dreams of playing baseball and joining the circus by being with the Yankees. alluded to the club's history of off-the·fi eld turbulence. "Something li ke t his c an happen on another team and there might not be too ruuch that would come out of it.· '41(he third baseman said, "but it happens on the Yankees. especially this time of year, and it gets kind of blown up. "I hope people don't try to make a thing out of it like we're enem ies, because we get along fine." "GRAIG AND I were kidding a round in the clubhouse. We were the last two to leave <T hu rsday n i g ht)," s a i d Jackson. "I told him 1·11 have to change my nam e. and he said, 'O K , we'll call you Mr . November.' " T he New York Post said Y a nk ees o wn e r Ge orge S t ei nbre nn er and so m e plainclothesmen helped break up the fight. Steinbrenner was quoted as dismissing the incident lightly. "It w~shoving m atch as r a r as I concerned," Steinbrenne told the Post. "It's an In-house thing, and I don't regard It as very important." However, a source who a poke to The Associated Press and an eyewitness said the fight was more serious. • .. 1 WAS Sl'M'ING outaide the room where the celebration was being held and heard the walls ratUe and a mob of people came rushing out or the room," said the source. ''No doubt there was a skirmish," he added. ''But I don't know If any punches were thrown." He called it "Copacabana West," a jokin1 reference to tbe. New York ni.cht club where <See BRAWL. Pace BS> l ' • ---;------:--qr- Orang Coast DAILY PILOTJSaturdey, October 17. 1981 Enviable philo.s opliy = enviable r e cord Ff"Om AP dli>patcbei> • Jo hn Gagliardi of St. John's '[!] CoUege ls not one or the better-known C. • coJlege football coache:-. m the nation - bul in his 33 years at the Collegeville, Minn .• campus, he has put together an enviable record Two weeks ago. Gagliardi won his 204th game to vault to No. 11 on the all-time winning lis t a mon~ football coaches. His record is 204·68·7 a nd he's one or 13 NCAA football coaches in history who has won more than 200 games. But the starUin~ fact of this story Is that Gagliardi ha~ no scrimmaging at any time, oo blocking sleds, no tackling dummies, no tack· ling in practice. no playbooks. no squad meet· ings after college classes begin, no play.calling from the bench, no assistant in the press box with telephone to the sideline. oo atbletic scholarships <true with all Division Ill teams l, no grading of players by game films, no weight training and no running after practice. Also. Gagliardi does not cut any players, he tries to get everyone 1n the game at some time and he asks the players to call him by his first name. Not many of his players have gone on to pro football, but he likes to point out that m any have become doctors. lawyers. educators, priests or Ph 0 's Quote of the day Florida Stale football coach Bobby Bowde n, following the Seminoles' 19-13 victory ;,it Notre Dame "!laving wanted to coach all my life, you can imagine what re!>pect I have for a place that produced the likes of Knute Rockne -and a tailback named Ron ald Reagan." Dorsett has flu but wi II play Running b;,ick Tony Dorsett ot the Dallas Cowboys missed practice Friday with flu symptoms but is expected to play in Sunday's National Football League game with ~hC' Rams Meanwhile. Tony Hill. who left practice Thursday with severe cramps and was hosp1talued briefly, attended Friday's workout but ts still quesl.Jonable for Sunday night's gamt· Lrncbackcr Dallas H ickman, waived earlier this yea r by Washington, was re signed by that club. To make room. the Redskins waived defensive end Cris Crissy ... A former Memphis State player. Wiiliam "Bill" Crumby has sued three athletic equipment firms for SIS m1lhon after receiving a spinal inJur~ in a 1977 game which left him paralyied The San Francisco 49ers signed J im Looney, a rookie linebacker from Purdue while placing veteran runn1n(! back Lenvil Elliott on the inJure<l rc:-.erve hst Pittsburgh waived wide receiver Johnnie Dirden to make room on the roslC'r for orfcnst\·e t~1ckle Ted Petersen. Butkus to run for Congress C IUCAGO Form~r Cblca10 Bear [I] llnebackor Dick Butkus ia the •II• firs t round draft choice o f the RepubUcun Party to run ror Congress In a district which cncom paseet 11everal suburb• ~outh of Chlc&iO BuUcu1 satd Thur d y he had chaneed his mind from last week when be fiutly rejected the party's auiaicsllon he run aaalnst Rep. M11rly Rusao. D·lll "The mort I lhouaiht about It, why not me?" Butkus said durlnt: .an Interview on Chicaao radio stutlon WGN. James McAvoy, a fleld representatJve for the National ftepubUcan Con1ressionaJ Commit.lee, said Butkus "w1mls to bide hi.slime for three or four weeks." I \ Butkus said he would decide whether to run after congressional dl stri~ts are redrawn because there is a possibiUty that the district repr esented by Russo may be elimmated. Madlock signs 'fat' CQntract Biii Madlock has signed a six.year contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates that includes a "weight cl~se" in the third baseman's pact. Money tei"ms or Madlock's deal were not disclosed but the Pirates reportedly offered Madlock $9)(),000 a year to keep him off the free-agent m arket. Both sides confirmed that Madlock. fresh off his third Nat10naJ League batting championship, will forfeit som e or his salary if he fa ils to s t ay under a · certain weight. The figures weren't revealed. "I wish I would have been s mart enough and thought about doing that wi th D a v e (Parker)," said Pittsburgh executi ve vice-president Harding Peterson. "And that Madlock doesn't mean I'm pointing the finger especiaJly al Dave Parker. I plan to do this with any player in the future who I think possibly would have a weight problem." Gusher of goals for Oilers Edmonton scored five third- period goals. two of them 17 seconds apart by Glenn Anderson a nd Mark )1essier and went on to post an 8-4 N HL \'IClory over Calgary Friday night. The Flames had battled back from 2·0 and 3·1 deficits to gain a 3.3 tie early in the third period. But Edmonton scored five of the next six goals to win easily Boston goaltender Marco Baron, recalled from the minor leagues three days ago, shut out Colorado until the final s ix minutes as the Bruins breezed to a 6-1 triumph. Six different players tallied for Boston. while Baron was not severely tested until the final period. Couples leads as Watson falters Rookie Fr ed Couples took the !I lead Priday 1n the second round or the Pensacola Open in Florida. while veteran Tom Watson s truggled to a fat 76 that ser\'ed as a setback in his last·gasp effort to repeat as pro golf's leading money-winner for the yc;,ir Couples took the lead with a burst that began with a 20-foot ejgle putt on the 11th hole that ""as followed by three consecutive birdies: Watson. who set the first-round pace with a 64, shot 12 shots higher Friday to leave himself ~even shots behmd Couples· leading l'otaJ of 133 . al the halfwa> point of the tournament. Ed Fiori, with a 66. and Howard Twitty, with a nother 67. shared second at 134, a single stroke behind Couples Reutemann, Jones 1-2 It's almost a make-believe atmosphere for Grand Prix race By KOWARD L. HANDY Of ... Dally ...... S\Mi LAS .. VEGAS Ciirlos Reutemann and Alan Jones couldn't have clone better if they had planned today's starting gnd before qualifying sessions started. Reutemann, despite a morning spin, captured the pole position for today's Caesars Palace Grand Prix for Formula One cars . His Tag Williams teammate. J ones, the defending world champion. is beside h.im on the front row. Reutemann is going for this year's driving championship and is one Point in front of Nelson Piquet in the standings before today's final r ace of the series. Jones is racing to win in his fin al On TV today channel 4 at 1 Formula One race He has announced his retirement following the race "I CHOSE THE Ol 1TSIDE of the front row lo start but there really has n't been any discussion of race tactics on our tecim or between Alan and m yself," Reutemann s aid ··1 think I need to go for the wm if nothing happl'ns "Jones is going for the nine points. l am going for the nine points and Piquel is the going for the nine points. I think it's OK this way. It's the way it has been all year ·· The winner gets nine points and Piquel could pass Rcutemann Reutem ann was asked how he would handle the situation if he knew he was in the point lead for the world championship and close but not leading the race. .. I think I will go for the win in that case." he said. "That's what we are here for ... It's an alm ost make-believe atmosphere surrounding the race on the famed Las Vegas strip but It has not drawn the attention of race fans to the extent sponsors had hoped. There are 45 ,000 temporary bleacher seats surrounding the low, flat 14-turn track . Reports are that only 25,00() tickets have been sold for today·s race but Friday's announced crowd was "close to 30,000." Those watching on television (Channel 4 at 1 ) could have a much better view and insight into the situation than those watching in person. The starting time was changed to I : 10 ror the race because of television. IN THE B ATTLE for the world driving c ham pionship. which will be decided with today's race, lleu.temann has 49 points to 48 for Piquet and 43 for Jacques Laffile who w1tl start well back ln the pack in 12th Position These are lht only ooea who could win the tiUe. But it is a virtual two·car race tor the crown between Rcutemann and Piquet. Piquet starts on the seeond row bebiod the Williams duo. When Reutemann spun ln th mo.min~ practice fes1ion, be m ade contact with Piquet's car bul neither was damaaed. Piquet's 1lartin1 position, however. could be a dleUnct disadvantage behlr.d the two Williama cars. ,, Few of thl' drivers expect much passing m today's race, m;,iking the front row a vital starting pos1l1on and giving Reutemann an advantage In this c·1ty he is 9.5 to win the race and Jones is 4·1. REUTE~IANN IS MORE concerned about a car that might go out of the race and not leave the racing surface. ·'There was an Arrow in the exit of turn two for 25 minutes during qualifying today and it was right in the line we were lalcing. This could be dangerous if it happens in the race. "I don ·l think slow traffic will be a problem but I s uppose it could be in turn eight," Reutemann added. The weather Friday was typical of Uµs time of year aft er Thursday's windy. overcast day. It was sunny with little or no wind and temperatures wer e near 80 degrees. The Can.Am c ars drove t h eir race t o perfection without mishap with pole sitter Danny Sullivan laking the lead when he passed San Clemente's Geoff Brabham on the long straight of the first lap. After that it appeared that Brabham drove a defensive r ace, thinking mainly about the series champions hip which he took with a second place finish. His nearest rivals, Teo Fabi and Bobby Rahal, couldn't muster enough points to unseat although Fabi finished second and Rahal fourth "I got a good start but Danny <Sullivan) took the lead from me pretty easy," Brabham said before departing for Mexico. Beadle closes in on funny car title Texan Raymond Beadle a lmost aasured himself of a third s trajght world title even thou1b he came in second in Funny Car qualifyin& Friday for Sunday's $324,000 World Final& drag r aces. Beadle of Dallas came in al 6.04 seconds or 229 mph ln lbe Funny Car category at the Orange County International Raceway. He is the current season points leader and needs only to qualify for Sunday's 16-car Cinals to cllnch 't he cbamplon&hip. Gary Burgin of Stanton took lbe ft.rat day lead In Funny Cars al 6:00 seconds, 237.46 mph. Johnny Abbott, 43, of Denver, won the Top F uel contest. He a nd Bllly Wllliams, H , of Torrance, were both clocked in 5.64 seconds, jus t .01 off the national record In the unlimited Top Fuel class. The two are amonc more than 300 dri••• who have two more chanees to qualify today. Final eliminatloas ln -el1ht c1te1ortes are Sunday. Lee Sheperd or Arlln&toft, Tu u, and Jolul Haaeo ol St. Paul, Mlan., t.Q9k the lead ln Pro Stock. AP..,.,.._ Montreal's Rodney Scott r left> and Ron Cey look to first base to see the outcome of a double play From Page 81 EDISON EDGES MARINA • • • the key a 23-yard Major to Blanchard aerial. The Chargers took the lead again on their next possession, driving 85 yards in eight plays -but it had a lwist in it -for sure. MAJ OR IUT GEROUX with a screen pass and the ·bull running back showed his brute strength in turning it into a 22-yard gain to highlight the setup Later. on fourth ·a nd-8. Ge1 oux s howed something other than strength -taking Major 's pitch. s tepping back and hitting Blanchard's o uts tretcl\ed h a nds in the end zone for a picture.perfect 36·yard touchdown Again the Chargers appeared in command - but j ust as quickly the Vikes retaJiated. again with the deep strike down the sideline. again with a receiver <Bob Critchfield> wide open, again with Laszlo rifling a perfect ofCering and again a touchdown, this time a 64·yard play as Critchfield went the fin al 25 yards ahead of the Chargers· secondary The PAT attempt sailed wide, however, and Edison held a 14-13 halftime lead. ultimately protected in the latter part of the second quarter on Rick DiBernardo's fum ble recovery. LASZW HAD HIT 7 of 8 for 170 yards and 2 TDs in the first half and when the Vikes got the ball in the third quarter on Pat Knowles· rumble recovery at the Edison 36. he went to work again. On the first play he round Frandsen beating his man and it was a 36-yard touchdown. Frandsen took the snap on the 'PAT attempt and swept the right side for two points. but was knocked out or action for the duration on the game. Edison counte red with a tying touchdown later in the third quarter after Bill Gray's 30-yard run with an mterception set the Chargers up at the Marina 28. Major connected with an 18-yard strike to Gr eg Eskridge to the Marina 1 to set up Geroux·s four-yard dash around the left side and J erry Graham's third of four PATS knotted the score al 21. There was still 4:04 left. Although Major was impressive in the pas!>ing ·NFL standings department. too. hitting 9 of 13 m the first half for 119 yards, Edison stuck to the ground in the second half, mamly lo keep the ball away from Laszlo. "That was our philosophy in the first haJf," :.aid Workman "We wanted to run the ball more, but pe n;,illlcs and :-.1tuattons dictated to us."' T HE RUNNING game of Edison was doing its job I Gcroux fin11>hed with ll8 yards on 23 carries). but fumbles wen• crippling Edison's ,game. F1nalh . Fisk r ecovered Edison's fourth second h;..ilf fumble at the Chargers· 21 to set up Lee Gn•cn's 28 ·yard field goal with 6:33 remaining In Jeopardy ~as Edison's 27 -game winning s treak , its No I status. and probably more importantly. a SunsC't League decision Edison gained control of the ball at its 40 after the k1ckorf and again it was back to the running game c Major hit two of only three pass attempts in the second half1 . Geroux pounding away and finally to the ultimate dec1s1on for Workman With a fourth-and-rl\·e al the seven. Workman elected for the bundle. "I THOl'GllT about 1t <a field goal 1 for about 11 1 secondi:.. said Workman So. the Chargers remain unbeaten, No. 1 everywhere ;,ind atop the Sunset League. Marina? An O I record :.hares the cellar or the league standings but this ts no pretender The Vikings opened some eyes, played well enoug h to win a nd turned in a sparkling effort Tony Valente ground out 65 tough yards m 13 carries. Laszlo wcis brilliant. to say the least. f'rands<'n and Critchfield gave the Chargers· seC'ondar v fit~ ;,ind the defense, well. Edison rambled for 28 points. but 1t took the Chargers everything they had Edison's defense against the run was toi,Jgh again with DiBcrnardo and outside linebacker Mike Powell m the center of the picture, but the defense against the pass or Manna's execution has suddenly turned this team. unbeatable in its last 28 starts. apparently vulnerable. ************* : JOHNSON & SON : NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division AMERICAN CON•'ERt:NC', .. .. Presents ... • • • • • • • ,.. 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NFL's Picks of The Weet& SUNDAY .. lt .. • .. • .. ...... ,.,... . o• ... M'-uohl * . .. 0-.er * ••• • "--:' City : L.Aa-• .... .. • h9el • « * .. -tr MOIMlay * ..f * * * * * * * * * * * '* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * Delu elt : ! ~~h J.~k. at See · Tl_te ' c:.:'. : .. i Jofinso·n & Sin EXCIJ'IN(7 :· ; u~;::::c~~. ·* New '82's -* i : 1 _ ;::_~:: • AT JOHNSON & SON .!· ~·········································~·······'./, I \ . . . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17, 1981 113 . Est~~cia escapes from. a Controversial play mars 14-7 v~ctory · By JORN SEVANO Of••oeitt ....... • ll certainly wasn't embtematlc or how football aamea are u uoUy won, but Estancta Htlb Coach Ed Blanton will take his team's victory over El Toro Friday night nonetheless. ~ controversial call toward the end or the second quarter helped the Eagles post a 14· 7 triumph before an estimated crowd of 3.800 on Homecoming night at Orange Coast College. The quesUonable play, which l~ft Blanton relieved, E l Toro Coach Bob Johnson fuming and the Eagles with a first-and-goal at the Chargers' three, started with Estancia quarterback Jim McCahill goins back to pass on a 2nd·and-7 at the 11 . As the quarterback scrambled to his left. the ball was knocked loose and recovered by the Chargers. A flag was thrown, however. and this is where it gets complicated A sideline official detected holding on the Chargers just about the s ame time as the fumble. After the official conferred with referee Jim Thompson. it was ruled the infraction occurred BEFORE the change of posses&ion . ·The decision allowed the Eagles to keep the ball and threw the El Toro coach into a tirade. Johnson chargid onto the fi eld and screamed at another official that the holding call in question never took place. Sailor poloists survive it took an overtim e session, but third-ranked Newport Harbor held off the Cl F's fourth-ranked Downey Vikings, 13·11 in nonleague play Friday in the Sailors' pool. To force the extra period. the hosts needed a goal in the fmal 30 seconds from J R. Salvatore to lie the count. Anyway. the r ull of all this meH w11 two penolUes levied agathst the Chargers -one for h.oldlni and on.e a1al n 1t Joh1uon for unsportsmanlike conduct. The Easies -with • lirst-and-aoal at the three then n~ed only two plays to score with what turned out to be the winnlna touchdown "I guess the penalty ha.s to be considered a bt& play." said Blanton. "l don't think their coach is very happy about It." "Go talk to blm (meaning Blanton)," saJd Johnson alter the final gun. "He's really happy. I'm not ready to talk about it." It was a bitter loss ror El Toro Ln that it dropped them into a three-way tie lor second place with Costa Mesa and Saddleback in the ttgM Sea View League chase. All three teams trail the first place and still undefeated (5-0-1 overall, 2·0·1 in league> Eagles by a half game. U nfortunately , all the controversy overshadowed a pretty good perf mance by the Eagles and Chargers <2·4, 2·1) and, particular, Mccahill and Damon Sweazy. Sweazy rushed for 174 "y,._h-:,_....28 carries and provided the Chargers with their only touchdown of the night with a beautiful 48·yard run In the first quarter. McCahill. meanwhile. was just as s mooth in the air as he completed 10 of 14 aertals for 143 yards. McCah11l teamed with Abel Cachola. his favorite receiver, on a 7-yard touchdown to lie the score midway through the second quarter. And. it was a McCahill pass to Cachola for 37 yards that help set up the winning touchdown later. ater. In all. Cachola was on the receiving end of five passes for 82 yards. - In the second half both defenses sti((ened with the Chargers losing the only real opportunity to score as they rumbled on the Eagles' 30-yard line late in the third quarter . close call "We played poorly and without any emotion," a disappointed Newport Harbor Coach Bill Barnett commented. "It shouldn 't have been any problem for our kids to be excited s ince Downey was ranked." All in all. it was the type of game Johnson would just as soon forget ... and Blanton is just as glad it's over o.ltf Niie -.., CMn. .. ,., Estancirt High quarterback Jim .\.1cCah1ll scampers m for a touchdown from two yards oot From Page 81 BRAWL ••• several Yankees' pla}ers. 1nclud1ng current Oakland Manager Billy Martin and Hall of Farner Mickey Mantle. were involved in a fight in 1957. Th e eyewitness . Joe lngarg1ola of Bay Shore. N Y . told Newsday· "Steinbrenner. security people and several Yankee player's Willie Randolph, Rich Gossage and Ron Guidry tried to break it up. Steinbrenner was yelling for them to cut it out. There was a big brawl Nettles was moved I out of the private room and was taken to one side of the lobby. A .., few seconds later. Jackson came out while Steinbrenner was stiU yelling to knock it off." Ingar giola quoted Steinbrenner as saying. "We're disgracing the Yankees in front of these people and the city. Stop it now." Ingargiola said . "In lhe meantime, Jackson was brought off to a corner by Gossage and other players " HE RECO RDED o n tape Jack s on's comments , and ' quoted him as saying "I ain't liked the dude (Nettles I in 10 year s I don't care. Nothing matters. I don't car e if I play in the World Series. It does n't matter to me. I don't have a contract I can go anywhere and I'm not gonna take it no more." According to Dick Young of the New York Daily News, the angry Ja c k son tol d Steinbrenner, "You will regret this:· The New York Post said that after the disagreement at the table, Nettles and Jackson stepped outside the party room. Nettles was holding a bottle of beer, which Jackson slapped out of his hand. the Post said Then Nettles reportedly knocked down Jackson with a shot to the mouth. YANKEES MANAGER Bob Lemon said he arrived "}ust in time " for the festivities. He said he didn't know the reason for the fight. saying "Maybe it was adrenaline or something.'' "I don't think there'll be any aftermath," said Lemon. "It was just one of those unforeseen things. If they want to go under the stands and have it out, it's OK with me, as long as they're ready to play baseball." The Yankees don't play again until Tuesday night. Sea . Kings' homecoming spoiled, 14-10 Saddleback overcomes sluggish first half for Sea View League victory -Corona del Mar's first defeat By CURT SEEDEN Of llM Dally Pilet Staff for more than 23 m inutes of the first half, the Saddleback ll1 g h Roadrunners played the perfect guests for Corona del Mar's homecoming crows! Friday night. The bungling Roadrunners spe nt most or the hair sharpening their punting game. and they failed to pick up a first down until th~ir fourth possession -with 8: 16 left in th~ half to be exact. But in a transformation that would make the Wolfman blush. the Roadrunners took advantage of hard.working fullback Kendle Newsom's running and senior quar.terback Danny Armstrong's passing for a 14· 10 Sea View League v ictory before 3,800 disappointed CdM fans at Newport Harbor High. "They deserved to win. We just didn't play very well ," admitted Sea Kings Coach Dick Morris "Saddleback ju st executed well." The Roadrunners <2·1 in Sea View League play and 4·2 overall > were forced to punt the first five times they had the ball, thanks to a keyed up CdM defense led by linebacker Joe Paluck And inbclween the punting exhibitions, CdM quarterback F.rtc Woods engineered a !>-play. 47-yard drtH' ui.mg two backup running back~ to full advantage. Randy Reye:,, and Jeff Case - play ing in place of the injured Bill Bright and Lance Martin - barrelled their way through the Roadrunner defensive line while Woods was hooking up with Reyes twice through the air. The second pass was from rive yards out and provided the Sea Kings with a 6-0 lead at 3:26 or the fi r s t quarter . Peter Johannson's PAT made it 7-0 The Saddlcback offense. Irvine wins where it counts Costa Mesa dominates stats. but Vaqs take game, 14-7 By EDZINTEL Of, .. o.lly l'I ... Slaff Here's a quick look at the stats fr o m Friday n ight's game between Irvine High and Costa Mesa· In passing yards. Costa Mesa outgained Irvine. 193-50. In rushing yards. Irvine held a s light edge: 136 129 In first downs, Costa Mesa had 17 to Irvine's 8. With that. you'd figure that the Costa Mesa Mustangs won and probably quite easily. The score must have been something like 21-7. right? Indeed it was the big factor Friday night. along with penalues Des pite a strong performance by Costa Mesa quarterback Steve Anderson c 19 of 27 pasJes for 193 yards>. Irvine was able to stay within striking distance the entire evening. That was due largely to three interceptions hauled down by the Irvine defense and 150 yards in penalties assessed against Costa Mesa. completion and another killed a 20 yard run. But Anderson made up the d1fference·with a 30-yard strike to Ty Culver to the Irvine five.yard line and Brian Head took it in from there. Costa Mesa moved the ball deep into Irvi ne territory m the third quarter but an interception by Ernie Lee stalled the drive. Finally, Irvine got the ·go ahead touchdown on a six-yard run by Breu Schumm on the first play of the fourth quarter. meanwhile, took advantage of a Cd M fumble and quickly moved 28 yards in 6 plays with Newsom gomg 1n from the 2-yard line The PAT was wide and CdM held a 7-6 lead with 33 seconds left in the half. Cd M then introd uced ils 33·second drill which got a big boost from a 46-yard pass from Woods to Joe Lara Saddlet>ack was then ticketed for a 5-yard penalty and the Sea Kings had a first down on the Roadrunner 13 Johannson was then called in and the senior place-kicker responded with a 29·yard field goal to give the Sea Kings a 10·6 halftime edge. The second half belonged to Roadrunner QB Armstrong and running back Newsom who combined for the only score over the final 24 minutes. The Roadrunners rambled 74 yards on 10 plays to open the half, with Newsom getting the job done from two yards out. Armstrong then found his fa vorite receiver on the evening Todd Cage alone in the end zone for a two-point conversion. ·'They ( Saddleback l really didn't do anything differently," Morris noted "The just went out there and executed well. Our offense squandered a lot or opportunities <the Roadrunners feasted on three interceptions) and we just couldn't get the ball back." The CdM offense was without Not so. It was Irvine which came out on top, 14·7, giving a Homecoming crowd of 2.300 something really worth coming home to That. and the fact that Irvine has an overall record of 3 2 1, the most wins ever in one season for the Vaqueros. It was also Irvine's first Seaview win since 1979 when the Vaqs defeated University in the last game of the season. The Mustangs must have known they were in trouble when the referees walked off 15 yards against them for .a delay of game -before the game had even started. In any event. Costa Mesa had little problem moving the ball. The Mustangs put together two substantial drives in the first quarter yet came up empty due to two pass inter ceptions by Irvine one by Mark Bondi, the other by Mike Gold. College football First year head coach Terry Henigan was happy for the win, but not overly so. Perhaps be knew just how fortunate Irvine was to escape with a victory. "Our kids played extremely ha rd and they did so without turning the ball over," said Henigan. "That's been the real difference for us this year, the lack or turnovers ... The errors did nol cost the Mustangs but a fumble late in the quarter did when Irvine's Robbie Zangl pounced on the ball at the Costa Mesa 13-yard line. Two plays later. Johnny Salinas r an in from four yards out and Irvine led, 7-0. Costa Mesa again moved the ball deep into Irvine territory late in the second quarter but a penalty nixed a 26-yard pass Today'uoll-,_ ... 11 10-ed<il• WIST SIM1fotd n. use ao1 Collwum 11. 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Reyes. who us ualh plays linebacker, collected 42 yards on 10 carries. while Case picked up 25 yards on seven carries "foo tb all i~ :;uch a psychological game." Morris said after the game "We didn't have good practices all week a nd we told the guys that you only play as good as you practice." If that's the ca~e. Armstrong and Ca~c mu~t have had a great week Cage snan·d nine Armstrong passes for 92 :-·ard~. most of them commg m the second half. Arm s trong finished the night with 10 completions in 20 attempts and no interceptions :":ew~om. meanwhile. earned the ball 21 times. collecting 70 yards in the process The loss was the first of the season for.'the Sea Kings Before Friday night. the only blemish on their record was a a 10-10 tie with Estancia The Sea Kings. 1f anything, played cons istently . They've now put 10 points on the scoreboard in each of their last three games OUTSTANDING VALUES! 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Cerritos, meanwhile. hosts Orange Cout College, also 1·3, in another 7:30 battle, while SaddJeback travela to Vista Hlgti for a 1:30 ldckoff with Palomar in tbe Mluion Conference opener. owe Js coming ofr a well-played contest against former Southern Cal Conference rival Santa Monica, despite suffering a 21·15 setback. Likewise, Mt. 'San Antonio Is coming off one of its better efforts in a 27-21 victory over Long Beflch CC. The Mounties' defense, however, proved vulnerable as the Vlklnes collect~ 465 yards in a Josing effort. The Rustlers' success will htnge on ~uarterback Sam Aiello's abJhty to find favorite receivers Chris Cates and GU Rhodes. and the running of the conference's No. 3 rusher Todd E lliott (71 carries, 429 yards, two TDs). At Cerritos, the Faleona will try lo make it live in a row at the expense or Coach Dick Tucker's young Pirates. OCC has had trouble putting points on the board, and the Falcons' defense has allowed just 31 points in four games. best in the conference. · In his last outing, a 23-17 victory over Bakersfield, Falcon QB Mickey Corwin completed 10 of 23 puaes for 126 yards and one. touchdown .. His counterpart, Clay Tucker , was 12 of 27 for ll8 yards and one TD in a 35-20 setback to El Camino. Saddleback, whJch also boastl a 4·0 record, will battle a new-loolJ Palomar IQUld -a team wlth a v11Uy lmprov.d defense but a stn111lln1 offeme. Coach Ken Swearln1erf~ GauchOI are rolUnl followtna • 41-0 rout <A Antelope Valley lalt week. ICMlt k M hll St. Rk"'""'° 91 Clnc.lnNll, n New Mellke St. .i llllrt0la St. Wetlilnl Mk....,. al M ...... I (0) 119'11111111 ~el N«1 ...... llllMI• • I • - Hotv c-• c-ctkvt 0tf'"'*'ltl ............. T...,.._el!Mltft Vlrtlnla T.cl\ llt Wnt Vlrtlllle FACTORY STICKER CIJ45 01~couNl' $.1110. SALE PRIC! 5 7195 (2733) (203134') ., Orano-Cout DAIL. Y PIL.OTJSaturdaY, October 17, 1981 use di1els Elway Trojans, Stanforil in 'Pae-10 crucial B1 &OGER CABL80N °' ............... LOS ANGELES -Take lt from Marcus Allen, Southern Cal's Hellman Tropbr candidate -the aun will come up tomorrow, Just as b.e at,ld it would followina le1't week's ahocklna 13·10 lots to Arliona'a Wllctcata. But, when it comes up on Sunday and the Trojans are Clndlng themselves in tbe ume predicament -in the wake of another unsuccessful defense agalnst the pus -thJt lucky old sun won't find any TraJant~basklna, they'll probably be buried under six teet of Rose Bowl soo. . . "Simply put," says USC CoJCb John Robinson, "we·have to win all of our conference games to co to the Rose Bowl. and every game from now on will be very tough ror us." SO, Wl'('H THEIR backs to the proverbial wall, the Trojans return to the Coliseum tooay as Stanford's Cardinals invade with their famed On radio today KHJ (930) at 1 :30 passing attack bent on duplicating Arizona's s tunning cakewalk through the Trojans' defense. Kickofr is set for 1: 30 as the Trojans try to right the ship, improve on a 4·1 overall and 1-1 Pac-10 record and put the Cardinals (1-4, 1-1> to rest for the 1981 college football season. Arizona's Tom Tunniclirre threw for 293 yards against USC last week and tooay the task appears even tougher -stopping the celebrated John Elway and his aerial circus. Elway has compiled 100 of 176 attempts for 1,091 yards and five touchdowns, and his receivers -Darrin Nelson. Vincent While, Mike Tolliver and tight end Chris Dressel -all hold credentials comparable or ~etter than that of Arizona. Andre Tyler, however, has been missing all year because of a broken foot. ','OUR INTENT IS not to stop Elway," says Robmson. "But we have to slop him fcom hurting us early with big plays "He's as good as there is in the game in natural talent." Robinson. a believer m the bang-it-out style of the I-tailback, supplemented by timely passing, is finding his system being challenged around the nation. "We're experiencing a time when there's a willingness lo go to passing 50 times a game if n~ed be," he says. "It has risen to the extreme. Coaches are looking for the best lhrowing·catching personnel available and I think it's being felt around the country in upsets." Robinson is keenly aware of this, especially with the Cardinals. whose most reeent success with USC was in 19!9 when a 21-point second half • rave Stanford a 21·21 lle, the only blemlth on the Trojans· slate. WIDLE 111f! TU.1~8 hlVe thelr own ldu ol a passing attaci in sophomore John Maiur and deep reeetver Tl~my Wblte. amona other thJnaa. It's hardly a pass vs, pass situation. not with Allen at tailback. The brilliant senior from San Otego Lincoln High is going for un unprecedented sixth straight game of 200 yards or more, but the challenae may be tough. Stanford has allowed only 700 yards to five opponents, an average of 140 yards a game. · Still, it's not the USC offense that Trojans' faithful need worry about -it's the defense, which has been unable lo effectively st op the run <Oklahoma) or the pass (Arizona>. ROBINSON. HOWEVER, has shown other views. "We had the ball 11 limes against Arizona and eight limes we were either stopped by turnovers or penalties. What can you do about turnovers? "Well, we won't panic. You can't cut their hands off, or anything like that. Allen has scored 12 touchdowns and leads the n'ation in yards rushing per game (227.2). Anytim~ you play Stanford, however, the emphasis centers around stopping the Cardinals - or outscoring them. "Our defe11.se has got lo take the ball away quicker from our opponents and our offense can't make the errors that give it away," continues Robinson. "We've got to imp.rove. But I think we felt all along that we didn't have the kind of team that would just whisk through the schedule.·' STANFORD IS STILL the same old Stanford that loses when it s houldn't (four straight this year, including San Jose State, 28-6) and wins when it shouldn't (UCLA last week). "Their <Stanford's> offensive weapons are as potent as anyone's in the country," says Robinson. Elway, a 6·4 junior, threw for 27 touchdowns as a sophomor e and has recovered from a s prained ankle which plagl.led him the first three weeks of the season. Despite the inJury he completed 33 of 45 for 418 yards against Purdue and 28 of 42 for 248 yards against Ohio State. NELSON LEADS t}te Cardinals in rushing (312 yards) and receptions (25). and with 181 career catches, is the receiver in conference history in that category. .. Also a potential tactor in today's game is sophomore place-kicker s upreme Mark Harmon of Stanford, who is 10-for-10, including a 59-yarder against Purdue • The Trojans are ranked No. 7 in the country and are rated as 14 point favorites today . Dodgers top TV slate Bruins-Cougars. Caesars Palace Grand Prix also on tap By HOWARD L. HANDY °'"'-o.lly ...... Staff The battl e for the National League ch ampionship between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Mon treal Expos and a big Pacific·lO football contest highlight tooay·s sports on te.levlaion. The Dodgers and Expos go bead-to-head in game four of their best-of-rive series, while UCLA and Washington State tan1i?le in college football. The Dodgers are down, 2-1 in the series after Montreal scored a 4-1 victory in Game 3 Friday night in Montreal. The Cougars are 5·0 an<t ranked 18th in the nation by the Associated Press. Also on tap is the Caesars Palace Grand Prix formula one race, a showcase for top Can-Am CflrS over a 14-turn track constructed in the hotel's' parking Jot. Following are the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: ( .t .t .t excellent; .t .t .t worth watchjno; . ./ ./fair; .t forget it. ~ 10:05 a .m ., Channel 4, 11 ./ ./ ./ ./ NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES: Dodgers at Montreal. Announcers: Dick Enberg and Tom Seaver (4); Vin Scully and Ross Porter (11). It's d<H>r-die for the Dodgers today in game No. 4 o.f the series. The Dodgers have to win to force a final game Sunday. It's Burt Hooton of the 5odgers pitching against Bill Gullickson. CD 1 :50 p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ .( ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UCLA at Washington State. • Announcers: Al Michaels and Russ Francis. ' The Bruins wlll be trying to rebou~ from a late loss to Stanford last week against ttie undefeated Cougars (S-0). Quarterback Ricky Turner leads the Washington State attack and last week broke open a scoreless game with a 49-yard touchdown run as the Cougars defeated Oregon State, 23-0. OTHER TELEVISION 11 :30 a.m. (28) -SOCCER -A semifinal game In the Fl FA world vouth soccer tournament, taped In Austral la. 1 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Caesars Palace Grand Prix from Las Veoas. 1: 30 p.m . (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL PRE-GAME SHOW. 2 p.m. C9) -BOXING. 3:30 p.m. (2) -CBS 5PORT.S SPECIAL - Taped coverage of the U.S. gymnastics championships. Also: The 1981 WOf'ld cup sports acrobatic championships, taped In Switzerland. A:30 p.m . (28) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 5 p.m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -A replay of the Hearns-Leonard welterweight championship fight. 7:30 p .m . (50) -SOCCER MAD£ IN GERMANY. • 8:30 p.m . (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -Highlic;ihts from the 1980 international Madison bicycle-racing held in Trexlertown, Pa. 11 p.m. (S) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -UCLA vs. Washington State. Taped. C 13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Stanford vs. USC. Taped. RADIO Football -Nebraska at Kansas State, 11 : 25 a.m., KIEV (870l; Kansas at Ottlahoma, 11 :30 a .m., I( I K (94 FM); UCLA at Washington State, 1 p.m., KM PC (710); Stanford at USC, 1: 30 p.m., KHJ (930) and KPRZ (1150); Cal Poly (Pomona) at santa Clara, 1:30 p.m ., KWRM (1370); Cal State (Fullerton) at San Jose State, 7:30 p.m., l<WRM (1370) and KWVE (108 FM>; Saddleback at Palomar, 7:30 p.m., KSBR (88.5 FM), delay. Baseball -Dodgers at Montreal, 10:05 a.m., KABC (790) Basketball -Lakers at Detroit, 4:50 p.m., KLAC ( 570). Hockey -Boston at Kings, 7 p.m., KPRZ (1150). <The Dally Pilot is not responsible tor late changes.) OCC women fall to Cerritos NORWALK -Orange Coast College suffered its first South Coast Conference setback in wom en's volleyball play Friday night, Joslng to Cerritos, 15·9, 15·8, 15·17, 15·13. "We put all the pressure on ourselves by losing the first two games," said OCC Coach Jane Hilgendorf, whose team feJJ to 4·1 in tbe conference. Cerritos, meanwbUe, leaP.·£rogged into first place at 4.(). (;oUgars confident i UCLA will tumble Darrm .Ve/son UCI b eat Fresno The UC Irvine water Polo team moved its overall record to .1~-~ .Friday night after defeating v1s1Ung Fresno State, 15·7 in the Newport Harbor High pool. Tbe Anteaters were led by John Vargas. who netted four goals. UCI is slated to meet Pepperdlne this afternoon at 2 at Newport Harbor. ~ CCIU.f~I COllNCll -C-•lt-~.-... Ge .. C......... SllWf' t .41 , .. ,..., •Ill' .... ............ Washing ton State risks 5·0 record PULLMAN, Wash. (AP> - "We're going to win the game," said a confident Wasblniton ·State Coach Jim Walden as hi• undefeated, 18th-ranked Cou1ars prepared to talce on the hungry UCLA Bruins on the WSU field today. He didn't say it would be euy -or a landslide, but he believes the Cougars can go 6-0 on the season and 3-0 in the Paciflc-10 Conference standings. UCLA Coach Terry Denahue brings In a road-weary team, which ranked 17th a week ago, fell to Stanford 26-23 last Saturday . '"They know right now. if they On TV today channel 7 at 1 :50 lose to us. they are all but mathematically eliminated from the Rose Bowl," W a Iden said. And while Walden isn't talking roses for the Cougars, WSU rans and Donahue are. "I'd say at this time they've got the best shot at the Rose Bowl. After all, they're in first .Place. We'll have to play our best game of the year to beat them -they're playing for the Rose Bowl," Donahue said early this week. Washington State downed Montana State, Colorado and Arizona State. then shut out Pacific and Oregon State to launch its best season start in 51 years. In fact. this is only the fourth Cougar club to ever post a 5·0 start the others cam e in 1006, 1915 and 1930. "They're very difficult lo slop offensively." Donahue said. "Washington State at this time has a great deal of confidence and they're playing with a great deal of enthusiasm. Besides looking at their record. I've looked at some film and they have an out.standing option team -and I mean outstanding. "They can move the football on anyone ond they run enouih • option·type passes to keep the secondary on ai.aar~ Their defense is -sound.' It's basically ll reading defense. But they do enough blitzing to keep you off guard." • Walden'" not going into the contest unprepared. ·'I expect them to be very surly, very determined and very upset," said the WSU coach. It will be a very difficult game for us." The last lime UCLA and WSU clashed an 1979 -the Cougars ups et the Bruins 17-14 at Pullman, but UCLA holds a wide series edge, 23·8 This will mark UC LA 's fifth road game in six weeks. "We need a win badly up there and we're going to try Hke the d 1c kens to get on e ,·' s a id Donahue. "J see no reason why we can't go up there and play our best game. We'd better ~ because that's what we're going lo need." UCLA will come out throwing with junior quarterback Tom Ramsey. Uni, Tars vie; Warriors play Newport Harbor and visiting University High collide tonight in Sea Vi ew League football action with the opening kickoff set for 7:30. The Sailors of Newport Harbor are still looking for their first victory of the sdson after five losses. while University enters with a 3·2 record, 1-1 in league play. Also on the agenda tonight at 7 · 30 is a fr ee-I ance game between Woodbridge High's Wa rriors and St. Genevieve at Irvine High. St. Genevieve is 4-0-1 and No. 8 in the CIF Central Conference. Woodbridge 's se n io rless Warriors are 0·4. •• KrU901rrltld> M&PI• L••s SOPe-tO'koSllw.~ , .......... .. UU.• -. .. ...... . -c--v-. '7141 ...... NOW!! 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Don't anyone 1tart malll~ In their championship yet. ~ver wins Js aotni to have to etrft tt.. And , 11 · Laguna Beac h contJnuH to play as well as il did Frlday night, when the Artists posted a 21 ·6 upset victory over Dana Hills, the Artists just may be the ones waltzing to a league crown. The Artists (now 2·2· 1) gained 192 yards on the ground and tborouehly dominated Dana HUis rrnm the opening kickolt to the final gun. It was only the seco nd l oss for the heavily.favored Dolphins (now 4-2) and snapped a lhree·came winning streak. A trio or running backs, led by senior Damon Berryhill, did most of lhe damage for Laguna Beach running out of the wishbone. Berryhill wound up with 75 yards rushing, including two one·yard touchdown runs in the second and third quarters. Junior Beddle Arabe gained 68 yards oo just six carries. one of which covered 51 yards for a game·cllnchlna fourt.h·quarter touchdown Senior Todd Minkin added 46 yards ob 15 carrlea. But Berryhlll didn't llmit himsell to just his runnln1. He kicked three extra points, had a punt of 63 yards and aoother he dropped Inside the lO·yard line, intercepted two passes (one at the goal ·line t o prevent a possible Dana Hills ' touchdown), blocked an extra point. and was all over the field defensively. AU just in a night's work. "What doesn't he do," said an el ated Laguna Beach High Coach Walt Hamera when asked about BerryhiU's value to the team. "He leads us by example and he's really just coming into his own. As he's grown so has this football team." The Artists established their dominance right from the outset by marching to the -Dolphins' 15·yard line with a 15·play, nine-minute drive. The drive did stall, however, and Laguna Beach failed on a 32·yard field goal attempt. The second ll me Laguna Beach got its hands on the balJ, however, the Artists didn't settle for a field goal trv. but put the • ball in the end zone when Berryhill scored on what 1oes In the book as a l·yard run but uctually covered only about a (oot. . The Artlats malatained U.e 7.0 shutout wlth 6: 5' left in the third quarter, but Dana Hills" running back Shane Pratt scampered 26 yards for a touchdown rotlowlng a Laguna· Beach fumble. The extra point was blocked so the Artists held onto a slim 7-6 lead. The lead became 14·6 when Berryhill scored for the 3econd time from a yard out. Thia time the touchdown was set up by a Cullen Burgess lnterceptlon and return that put the ball on the four.yard line. Arabe's 5l·yard touchdown run with 2:21 remaining put the game out of reach. "We've been so close for so long," ttaid Ham era, whose team tied Irvine. lost by two to Elsinore, and had a one·point defeat at the hands of Magnolia. "I really think that last week's victory (a 9.7 win over Los Amigos) .was a turning pomt for us. We're gaining confidence each week and tonight's game is really a boost." McVicar, Hawks outscore ~ritons By RICK WAGES Ot .. Oelly ...... s ..... Laguna Hills High entered the winners' column for the first time this season. dropping the San Clemente Trilons. 23· 13, in the South Coast League opener before 1,200 Friday night at Mission Viejo High. Considered one of the top passers In Orange County, Hawk quarterback Bill McVicar hit 19 of 24 throws for 267 yards and ran for a touchdown as the final seconds ran out in the first half. Setting up the Hawks first touchdown of the evening, running back Ed Thilken returned a Triton punt 13 yards to the San Clemente 25·yard OFFICE line with 32 seconds remaining. McVicar needed only to connect on a 2l·yard pass to running back Dan Blank. on the 4.yard line . Two plays later the 6·4, !~·pound McVicar carried the ball around right end for the score as the gun sounded. "Mc Vicar was poised throughout the game." noted Laguna Hms Coach Chuck Gallo. "We're a proud team now that we're pointed towards victory." McVicar's attack was not. however, the only way in which the Hawks made yardage. FuJlback Leonard Berry carried the ball 19 times for 102 yards and one touchdown. a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17. HJ61 B5 .; Ocean View stops Westminster, 28-14 By TERRV WHITE Ofllleo.lly ........... Ocean View Klgh used st.coo& Ma"Jn• ,,... defense and 1 ffne pas&io1 gam~ _B_er..;..111.::.ht_ll _____ .. ___ .,--, by John Heinle lo tum back the Diablos, Capo in d e fensive standoff, 7 -7 By GREGORY MARSH . OfllleDaityrt ... 11.tt Mission Viejo High and Capistrano Valley High began South Coast League action Friday night by playing lo a 7.7 tie at Capo Valley The previously undereated and unt1l'd Mission Viejo Diablos entered as a strong favorite to win both the gam e and the league title. but Capistrano Valley had other ideas. All of Friday's scoring took place in the second quarter, as the Cougars scored the game's first touchdown on a 16·yard run around the l e ft e nd by senior fullback Tony Bell. Bell's score 51 seconds ihto the second quarter was the Cougars' first play following a recovery of a Diablo fumble. Mark Vigil's con version completed the Cougar scoring. The touchdown appeared to awaken the Diablos as they took the ensuing drive following the kickoff ~ yards only four plays for their touchdown The score came on a 43·yard c:;weep around the right side by 5 10 senior Charlie Brown with 9 49 left until halftime John Madigan made the score 7 7 by booting the PAT. Wc!stminster Lions, 28•14, in the Sunset League qpen~r for both teams Friday njght before 3,SOO fans at Huntington Reach High. Heinle got the Seahawks on t h e s co r e.h.o a..r d-1 i-u &.. b.-y.. completing the first of his three touchdown passes. He connected with Fred Tuttle from 8 yards out to give Ocean View a 7·0 lead with 4:53 reraairung in the first quarter. With 10 48 left in the first half, he compl e t e d hi s second touchdown pass. this one to Rex Brown ror 4 yards lo give the Seahawks a 14·7 edge. Heinle completed h1s final touchdown pass of the evening, a 30·yarder to Tuttle, with l 39 remaining m the half to give the Seahawks their final margin of victory at 28·14. "John Heinle had a great first half," Ocean View Coach Ken Mo,as said In the first half Heinle completed 9 of 14 passes for 127 yards, with only one interception. Tulllt-alse> had a fine game, catching four or Hei nle's passes r o r 87 y ard s. two ror touchdowns Tuttle also kicked all or hJs team's extra points . "Fred Tuttle also did a super Job," added Moats . ·'The Ocean View defense aJso pl ayed well. intercepting four of Dave Neville's passes. including one that Kevin Stanley packed off al the goal line with 9: 02 remaining in the game to squelch a p ossible Lions comeback. In th (• second ha If. the Seahawk defense also shut down Westminster tailback Herbie Campbell. who had picked up 141 yards on 16 carries in the Cirst half. Sixt)' or those yards came when he took the ball from scrimmage and outdlstonced Ocean \tieW'a defenders to t• the score ttl 707 with, 2 . H rem ainlng In tbe first quarter In the final half, Campbell was limited to just 9 yards on 7 carries. And Moats-trad -praise for the defense "I'm vt-ry happy with the defense they did a great JOb." he said "It was a total team effort." he said Boes, GWC • runners Win Orange Coa s t a nd Gold1tn West eolle~es rolled over cross country opponents in three way meets Friday. OCC with Brian llarold <22.26l ;ind Mik <.• Her log (22 261 finishing 1 2. lQpped Mt San Antonio and Sant a Ana to improve its South Cc>ast Conferente record to 5· l. GWC. likewise. took the top two spots with Dan Arsenault 120.281 and Les Tale (20 .•rn> sparking victories over Eas t Los Angeles and Cypr ess The Rustlers improved their record t o 5 ·1 an Southern Ca l Conferen('e action. OCC's women improved thcll' record to 5·1 a4i Barhie Ludom.e !20 29 > took first in the Pirate~· wtns over Ml SAC and Santa Ana. Sue Zika 120 :42 >. Lisa Gonzales 120:45 ) Mari Gibbs < 21 08) and Kathleen Dube (2 1 '30) helped the Bucs S\\ecp the lop five spots. 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Pew., SC -Wt•-6-t~. 11 LH -McVluoo, lf.2~. 267 SC -W~lnt :J.4S, Ames ).lt ll4 McO.ld I 1-1.,, Blenk '-"· M•rl•no ,..,, B•"' 1-11 Ml11lon Viejo 7, Capo Valle y 7 Score a.y Oot.,..en MIHlon Viejo 0 7 0 0 1 Ceol1tr-Y•U.,_ 0 I 0 0 -7 CV -Bell 16..., tVlgll 1'101 MY -B,_ 43 run IMedl99n Ille~) Attendance -s,ooo lHtlrnaledl Flralo-it ltulhes-ytros Pet1l119 V.,dl Pan .. ""nh Fum111 ... 1o11 O.-Si.U1lk1 Ptn•ltlet•Utdl CV I ,..,,. » JJ·S-1 .... 1·1 ,..., IMlvldNI lt1111\I .. MV It •tll 0 t+I W6 1-t MO CV Bell, 2c..lll, Call, S-for·ml""' '· Finch, 1 fer.minus 3, 8•nde, J.s. MV c ... ra11, 11-4; Bert\. 1).SJ, Brown. 17 9'; l-11-.er. •fer-ml...,. 1' IM IYIW.1 P•11l11t CY -C.ll, 11·S.O, 36, Fl°""• HH, 0 MV Lelt..,.._r,'-0-1,0 IN lvi.o..t •ec•lvl"t C V -Finch , 1·3, M ut1roe, I s M~tukPl..,I, 1·11, Bell I IO MV no rK.epll- HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS Sea View league ~ C>¥off•ll W l T S 0 I W l T E>l•ncl• l 0 I SecldletleO J 1 0 EIToro J 1 o Vnl•enlty I 1 o Coron• cltl ""-' I t I Irvine I 2 O Coile M"4I 1 1 0 NtwPOrt Hef11or 0 J 0 Y.....,..1oame11:•1 Unlve"My •t N-POrt H••- 4 ' 0 1 0 l 0 4 ' J I 1 0 0 0 Communltv college tchedule (All ..-et7:•,..M .. llMttt__.) T ........ s.t11 c...11 c....._. Oraf199 Cot$l el ~rllOS Mt. s... Anlallo •I Gol ... Wttt •t o~ CoHI Sen o._ ~•I GroStmont (I JOI ......... ~. Sent• AN •t S.11 Di.., cc 1t.301 ot1 5erl Ole90 Mtw S.ddl-11 el P•lomM ll:IO) al Viti. HllJh Gttrus tt AIW<'~ ""'91«• CM c:.ftf'-t Alo H-et I.AH .... Compton otl EH1 l<>l At199lft Wnl l.o. A ....... ti Lee A1199les CC Ml* ........ ~. 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D•yton ..0-4 SI t Wlcltner, P• ~ SI l BtlOWin-Walltce ~ SI 4. Monlcl8ir St .. H J s-0-4 • 5 Lawrence. Wis.. ~ 40 •· W•belh, Ind J-N «> 1. Atlr.a, NY S-64 » t S.n D'-u S.0.0 M t.Elml'olrtt,111 .-JO 10 w .. t Gew91• •.0-0 " NAIA Division I I SArkenws 2 HllllClele, Ml<h ) F•lrmont, W Va 4. Elon, N.C S.Wls -~r- •. Moo•llted St .. Minn 1. Htnlltrto11 SI., Ari! t . E T•usSt. •. Missouri Western 10. NE Olllthom• 'I NorfOlll sc .. Ve u.s~.wv •. ll Concord, w Ye u . Kurnsy SI , Neb IS. C•meron, Oil•• " ,,_. .. ,Colo. 1/. Alebel'MSI 11. G•r-r·w.ol>. H C It Plttsbo.lrQll St , l(en 10 Centr .. ., .. .,,~ NAIA Division II I PKtfl< l~en 2 Wllllem Je-11, Mo 3. B•Ur, K.,. •.Ander_,, Ind. s Flndlay, Ohio •. A&UH Ptclll( 1 Concordle, Minn I. Sul A .. s. TH 9. Weslmlnstotr, P• 10. Jt rnestown, N O 11 Olcltlnscn St , N 0 ll. H-<. Ind U. St. T .......... MllW\ u. Pal\lwondle St • Olll• IS. Soutl\ o.ou Tech 16 Mluourt ve11.., 11. AustJn, Taus II. St. J*' '• MIMI 19 Concon:ll•. N.0. 10. 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U, '-"'• Alla • I H•rold IOCC>, U ·lt; l Herr09 IOCCI, n ·u ; 3. Solntoy0 CMI. no .• l'llher ISA), 11 ~. S Serna (OC:C>. 21 ,,, 6 Flt19er•ld (OCCI. 23 OI, 7, Cruz ISAI 1J 1', I Merryman <OCCI, lJ II ' L1Crout tocc1,21 21 ,vcnv1111oc:c1.11 11 Women COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ge.._, w.111 26, Etlt I.al A-lft JI ~Wft11S,Cy ..... u0 I .Ht Les "-"' 17, Cy..,..u O I Toter IGWCI, 1' 15 J O•l>Qherty CGWCI It 31, ) G'"" IELAI, 19 )4 • S.noov•I !ELA>, 10·11. J Pedro•• !El.Al, 10 l1. & l(u!ll\ky IGWCI. JO JO, 1 Mll<Ntl ICI, 11 JJ. I Pringle tGWCI, 11 0•. t H•rril IGWCI. n 06. 10 Te<11ln (GWCI 22 •2 Ore ... CMJt is, ML S..n Alltllfll• .. On ... CM1t IS, S-te Aftt SO Mt. SM Antefo .. U. S...te Alla M I L.-lte IOC:CI. 10 tt, 1 Zlkt IOCCI, JO o , 3. Gonu~ lOCCI. 10 0 , • Gibbs IOCCI, 11·111; S K. OuDe IOCCI. 11 JO, • S.llM (Ml. J I •• 7. Eblner (Ml, 21 0 , • Eifler <OCCI. 21:•. t Z...r_,.,lk IOC:CI. JI SI, 10. Ololbtctl IOC:CI, l1 SJ Water p olo COLLltGE UC lnrlM IS, P'r•-St. I Fresno St. o > o UC Irvine 3 l S ._IS UC Irvine ocorl"O v .... , •. o-on J, AotltrtlOfl J. Cemobell 7 ChOQ.,.huanc• l, Fort I COMMUNITY tOLLI GE ~-..c:-st t>,o ..... -• GrM1mont o 1 l ._ t Ora1199 Coes1 > • 1 ._ll Oret19t C...14 1<0f1119 McCormick ), Sollo 1, Aotleln l, 0'0.-11 '· OllOfl •. HIGf4 SCHOOL "-' HartMr U, 0-tltY ti Downey o 3 3 ~ 1 1-<1 Ntwport H-t • 1 l > 1-u Htwport H•rbor Jc or Ing. Howell 4, Bennan l, Tilom-1, Sel~etort J, Woollo.- 1 Friday's tranHctlont UHULL ~--......... TORONTO 8LUE .JAYS -Oulrlfhtad Cllerlle Beamon and Gr99 Well•, first beMm.11. to $¥tecuH of -fnl.,.n•llonel Lnou•. A•o Ron Sllepl>erd •t1d ""' S< hroeder. outfltlcNn. •ncl Marti E 1<""°'1'1, pltcllff. llD lltw ..,,_ r-. ....... LHellt ltlTTSBU•G+4 PlltATES -SI ..... 8111 Medlo<lt, tflltd IMIMmttlw It • ti•·""'' cantrect, ------ I I QUEENIE ---- 1 DEAR READERS: The state Public Utilities Commission bas revised its rules for shut orr ()f electric or gas service when customers cannot pay utility bills. Following guidelines recommended 1n the rederal Public Ut1ltt1es Regulatory Policies Act, ma· jor provisions in the revised service shut-off standards arc. customers shall ha ve 19 (in· s tead or 15 l days within which to pay a monthl\' bill and 15 (instead of seven l days notice ·befon• service can be shut off. the utilitv shall make reasonable attempts to contact an adult personally on the customer's premises either by telephone or by a visit at leas t 24 hours before s hut off : the personal contact of (•lderly customers t62 years or age or older 1 or of the handicapped shall be at leas t 48 hours. each utility shall offer install· ment payment plans and shall furnish in· formation on the availability of finanical as- s istance to those customers unable to pay their bills: each utility shall allow the elderly and the handicapped customer to designate a third-party representative to receive nouce on the customer's behalf. and each ullhl~ sha ll provide a reasonable number of persons who can communicate with customers in their own language in countries where a second language is widely spoken. Shut off service for non-payment 1s pro- hibited .. when the customer has estabhshed to the satisfaction of the utility that such termination would be especially dangerous to the health or the consumer ... Joint re turn alloum DEA R Pt\T DUNN: My hus band and I filed for a divorce this year but it will not be final until next year. Can we file a joint return for this year's taxes? T.P .. Huntington Beach Yes The Internal Revenue Service says you are c·uns1dered married for the whole year if on the last day of your tax year. Dec 31. 19!H, you are not legally separated under a decree or divorce. Ink skli11 removal DEAR PAT DUNN: Do you know of any way to remove a ballpoint pen ink stain from a white polyester blouse? Any help will be appreciated! B. W ., Newport Beach That's a tough one Ballpoint ink 1s hard to get out of anything, particularly polyester materials In past years A YS readers have recommL•ndcd using "inknix," a Parker Pen product available at office s upply stores. L 0 .C . di stributed by Amway. cuticle remo\'er produrts. J\rmorall and Whoos h s tain remover If anyone knows or other remedy that works on ballpoint ink. let A YS know. • ·<;01 a problem·• Then wnte to Pot '~'-i Dunn Pot will cut red tafH'. gelling ' • the answers and action you need to ~ solve mequitres m government and :,... • busmess. Moil your questwns to Pat I I Dunn. At Your Sennce. Orange Coast Dolly Pilot. P 0 Boz 156-0. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 'Green Book' tur11s . dropped-outs blu(!"" WASHINGTON <AP l -Some Washington s~cialites were green with envy as the 52nd annual edition of the Washington social directory -better kpown as the Green Book -was published. Among the 5,000 Washingtonians listed between the green ultra-suede covers are Ronald and Nancy Reagan. David Stockman. Henry Kissinger and Sandra Day O'Connor. But among those dropped are Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter. former Madeira headmistress Jean Harris, former Carter chief of staff Hamilton Jourdan and Joan Kennedy. To be considered for listing on the hallowed pages, a socialite must be recommended by a -llstee. The candidate mtlst then fill out a detailed questionnaire, revealing accomplishments ranging from schooling to country club membership. Bull in china shop ABBEVILLE, France <AP> -A bull escaped ftom a slaughterhouse and thundered through a ctiina shop, smasblng porcelai n place settings and ci:ystalware before crashil'll through lhe display window. police said. L. .. 2 a a a 5 5 2 a or -... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October 17, 1981 Sat .. thru Tues .. Oct. 17·20, 1981 r--fr A/1 Wolle Shown Moy Vory Sllgl"llly In Some Store• The Saving Place ~ Open Dally 9-9 Sunday 10-7 c GREAt-SAVrNGSJ~--... --·-· ----------------~ ........ , __________ _ ~ ~ . 77 .88 ~~-~~I 52" Celling Fan With Wood Blades 52" ceiling fan with variable speed control 4-Wood blades. goldtone trim Comes complete with easy to install do-it-yourself instructions Recirculates ns1ng worm 01r In the winter creates a breeze chill effect 1n summer Light k11· odoptoble Nol 1nctu0eq -~ ,, -,, ,, -,,, ,,~,,, ':: ::;1 .... ~-~- ® L _J 7 9.88 M odel TFP-348 48" Celling Fan Save on electric bills with o variable speed fan AJr conditioning becomes more efficient. heating efficiency is increased 4-Beoutiful wood blades. ideal for any decOf 'Light Kit adoptable "Not 1ncw.a ~ ~ 127 •. as ~~: 52" Pleasurable Celllng Fan Bu11t-1n • vor1oble speed control with light kit· adaptor 4-Rotton inserted wooden blades With reversible motor. Metal base. Electric consump- tion conserves energy. Moves heat from celnllng to flOOf level. 'Nol lnClllCMd as a a a 147.88 Variable Speed 52'' Ceiling Fan 18QO"s nostalgic styling Whisper quiet. ideal for l1v1ng room dining room and bedroom Variable speed con trot long-hte durable motor Moves air creating a brt"eze 1n summer. recirculalP.s the rising warm air from your heating system which would otherwise escape through the root 1n the winter Light k11 • adoptable N jt '"'' •uJc>d ~ ~.I ~ 74 .88 ~~~1 42" DecoraHve Celling Fan 42· Reversible celling fan 4-Genulne hand finished wood blades. Light- weight construction provides easy installation Bu1lt-1n variable speed control High quoltty motor design that exhausts heat automatically Ideal for bedrooms Light kit· adoptable Nol lnclucle<l (~ ~t \ lnclUded 7 9 .aa ~~~~SAB 48" • Wood Blade Ceiling Fan 4 wood blades. variable solid state rheostat speed control. This fan is mode of the highest quality motenals. 1s whisper quiet. maintenance tree A real energy saver Clrculate cool 01r "' the summer and heated air 1n the winter Easy to install (~ J ..,.__,__...,...,,,..,.......,., 147.88 MOdel 59-35 52" Deluxe Gold Edition Celllng Fan C nta1ns 24K gold-plated elegance with 4 hond·flnlshed hardwood blades Variable speed control. quiet operation Recirculates worm air in winter and odds gentle, cooling breezes In summer. Light kit" adoptable "Not lnCIY<led • • - ~--------------__...-----~----------...-......... .,.... ________________________ __ -Orange Coast OAILYPILOT!Satuiday, October 17, 1961 HONOR CARRIERS I> ut ':_~~l_!'..~COP..!>t'C"U.S,.l.,,Y}' J"Ol).lli, •---· ··---···-._....._..,, ---·~ ......... ·-------·------- • l JO I .'(Joi .01 .' ) 7 .' I .'I • I 4 ns 21 1 -l. ... 171 r, 8" • 1n -I •l "'l·ll • 14 .l l 4• • 118 ? I '>I . I 'i. .?l ., • I t>2 ~2=.t-t .. 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I 7 1-1 I'> A fl ll 31 R 1.:: 22 15 17 18 11 12 7 p 8 12 IC 6 6 10 Congr atulations t o these c arriers f o r at least 6 cons e c utiv e mo nths o f e xcelle nt servic e! , ____ _. ...... __ ------------...,....._ ---.... ~ ' • Today is a special people together day International Newspaper Carrier Day, to honor the independent business- men the who bring this each day. newspaper and its readers us in saluting who deliver Join and women Orange Coast . We thank them for a the the job d c o more than Pilot 900 young throughout well done. Daily Pilat INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER CARRIERS' DAY ·----=-=-----I ~ ' King of Country Mu Roy Acuff celel!!Qt~§_jQ ~ars_in musj<;. ---- By JOE EDWARDS __ ..._. ....... ,. .. NASHVILLE , Tenn . -A quarter-century ago, the Palace Theater in New York City listed the name ROY ACUFF io bold letters . and bright lights at the top of the marquee Below Acuffs billing, where the letters were not as bold and the lights not as bright. was the name "Ronald Reagan." The former actor, now resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue io Washington, DC But Acuff has his own constituency, too. Acuff, 78, a Grand Ole Opry star since 1938, is celebrating his 50th year as a performer. He is known as "The King of Country Music," and the re may be no one so beloved in his profession When Acuff began fiddling and singing as a caree r at the age of 28. in 1931 . today's country mus ic superstars like Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash had not been born. Barbara Mandrell and Brenda Lee are young enough to be his grandt·h1ldren. Even legends like E rn est Tubb , who 's 67, can remember listcning lo Acuff on the radio before they became stars. Acuff and his band. the Smoky Mountain Boy!>. still perrorm on the Gr and Ole Opry almost every Friday :.ind Saturday night, singing classics like "Wabash Cannonball," "Great Speckled Bird" and "I Saw the Light. .. ran," says country-rock StaJll Charlie Daniels. who worships Acurr "I can't say that about some others .·· Acuff also is a semi-reguiar on the syndicated television show ''Hee Haw." He does n't work out of necessity he's very wealthy. He merely enjoys it. As Acuff celebrates his golden. anniversary as an entertaJner. the awards have been piling up like his No. 1 records in his earlier days. Vice President George Bush. a Texan who· says he wakes up and goes to bed listening to country music, was in Nashville last month to attend a "roast" in Acuff's honor "The world is a better place because yoll're here," Bush told him. An award has been established in Acuff's name to cite a country music performer f or o ut s tanding community service. A scholarship has been created in his name at Belmont College in Nashville. A network television special about his career has been taped And he has been made an honorary member of the lOlst Airborne Division band at nearby Fort Campbell. Ky Plus. there hctve been accolades from his fellow performers. Com edian Archie Campbell of "llee Haw," who's been performing with Acuff since 1936. says, "l remember him as a leader never ct fo llower." J u n e Ca r't er C a s h s ay s in admiration. "f see Roy and I get tears in my eyes He's a dear friend to m e I wi sh my 111ama was here ... Mother Maybelle Carter . who died in 1978, also was a country music pioneer. ) ,,.. Orange Coast DAILY P1L0T/Saturfoy, October 17, 1981 I C l The sound of laughter Dn.nid:.~~i!Jbe.r.g ha$~LJl.i~nfF -· ~ ~~ By BOB THOMAS ._ .. ""' ...... WrttM HOLLYWOOD t>uring his first four months as a standup comedian. David Steinberg's sharply honed humor was greeted by an avalanche or silence . "I was playing at the Bitter End in New York. and it was devastating,·· he recalled .. As soon as my act was over . the audience left the club like a bathtub draining. Those four months were a test of ego could I survive' A few people encouraged me Like Sidney Poitier. who said. 'Don't change a thing.· ··One night 1 performed before six people. Five were unimpressed, the sixth was a New York Times critic who wrote a great review The njght after 1t appeared. people were hned up to enter the club .. That was in 1968, and the sound of laughter has greeted David Sl<.'inberg ever si nce in La s Vegas showrooms. al colle~C' ron<.'erts. on Johnny Carson·~ show 'Thut instant gratif1catton 1s enormously ht•a rt<.•n1ng, .. ~a id the Ca nudian ·born Steinberg, who r esembles a bond s alesman more than a comic "The tough thing Dbout directing my firs t movie 1s tbat l had to wait a Vl'ar and two months lo find oul 1f 1t is.funny .. The reports from a New York preview of "Pi.iternity" were affirmative. he sa11J 95 percent or tht• response cards were favorable - 80 pe rcent is <.'ons1dered satisfactory Hence he seeks a proper candidate to g1 vl' birth to has child, then get out of his life David Steinberg traced his route to becoming film director: ·'I let it be known that, along with every waiter in Beverly Hills, I wanted to direct movies Oddly enough lJnjversul agreed with me, and I made a three-picture deal. Al that time (after the · AnimaJ House' s mash>. Universal was s~ning a lot of comt.'<iians , "I had one project ready t11 go, and 1t fl'll through Then I found Charlie Peters' script. It had been turned d Q.Wn by Universal. Paramount. ever y b.ody I tho ught it had something. "I thought back about who m y idols were as a comic Lenny Bruce. 8111 Cosby, Wood) Allen Who was my idol as a d1r<'clor'.' Pre~ton Sturges l gn•atly admired his com b1nal1on of th<.• topical and satirical aJong with a linear s tory line beginrung, middle and end but with unexpected side lnps What kind of subject would Sturges be makin g toda y" S urrogate motherhood. what t•lsc·•' · Steinberg s howed "Paternity" to Burt Reynolds.' who agreed it held pro mise but nt>eded rewriting Steinberg was dealing from slrength: he had James Caan wailing in the wings. After minor revi:-ion s, Reynolds accepted the project When Burt nods. studio ~ get 1n line . Paramount was the winner Opry ofric1als honor him with dress ing room No. 1 the one nearest the sta~e. He always leaves the door open so backstage visitors can come in and chat. Many other doors to rooms, occupied by stars of much less renown, are closed. "I've never seen him mistreat a Tubb. a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. like Acuff. says. "I've learned so much from hJm." \/111nie P1;•arl 011d Roy AC11tl t•111011 a lauglr .. Paternity" stars Steinberg's pal and business partner. Burt Reynolds. Al so Beverly D ' Angelo. Norman Fell. Paul Dooley, Elizabeth Ashley and L<1uren Hutton The Charlie Peters script concerns a m1ddle·aged concert promoter who wants to have a child Not a wife. just a child. The Reynolds -Sleinberg fnendsh1 p remained intact. even though the director admitted. "I'm a pain about wor k: 1 believe in working hard." He added· "( would go lo Burt's trailer first thing every morning to tell him "hat "e were going to do thal dav That way. he got no surprises." RICH a1u) FAMOUS "Hurrah and hallelujah!" -Shell• 8-nson, LOS ANGELES TIMES llW.ulllS SOllTI COAST l'l.U& s... °"""' ...,. Co-I• ......... .-aaoa U04IUIACtl &TAOlllM 1111n.- 11 .... ._llt "'~ ·-~ t/70 17 .. 1~•61ltt ., ...... C-Cll£MA WllT 0tJllQI 11••1 i>H J"l "'~"""'"' ftq1 1~1·-~ NOW PLAYING MGM o >it-.-._ -==-=.,=-=11=1=...,=!M=I'==========~~ 811EA (l TORO FOUNTAIN VAllfY WESTMINSTER v.tEN IN Samu-.. 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MW Oll'IAWAY 11· •le ~ ~~,_ '" "TATTOO" •' • Orange Coast DAILY Ffl.OT/Saturdoy, October 17. 1981 Tribut planned' l f /or Fra1ik Capra Marking 8 years of triviality t1By P~TERll.AWt:S __ ..._. ........... .. I MIDDLETOWN, Conn The curator of : the l''r41nk Caprn urch1ves ls preparing a !~~r ~ l'l\ ~ r .,t. r.!Jl U-1"-~t p . .J..b~ c. ~ d -.ru .Y -·w1mitnf(ntmmIIRer, montn urter Cipra : recelvL'<i the Lift> Achievement Award from the l Amertcun Film tnstitute = In receiving }#te award, Capra who ~ recelvect Academy Awards for his direction or , "It Happened One Night" in 1934. "Mr. Deeds 1 Goes to Town" in 1936 and "'You Can't Take It With You" in 1938 joins an exclusive group , that includes Fred Astaire, John Ford, Alfred Hitchcock. James Cagney and Orson Welles. Capra's receipt of The Li" Achievement I Award was announced last week. It was for his : contributions to the film industry. said Jeanine D. Basinger. a trustee of the film institute ' Ms. Basinger 1s also the curator of the l Capra Archive~. set up at Wesleyan University in May through the filmmaker's donation of his , personal memorabilia and working documents. l The archives huve not yet opened as Ms . l Basinger 1s "still cataloguing the material and I a formal opening 1s at leas t s ix months away," I she s aid When complete, the archives will •feature Capra's "papers. photographs, m emorab1lta iind even· some artwork," she said I ··Mr Capru has a good feeling about : Wesleyan ,·· M s Bas inger said when the ;donation was fir~t announced "I believe : Mr. Capra wanted to put 1l (the collection I som ewhere where 11 would be appreciated and I used for scholar!) purposes · · ,· Capra met Ms Basinger at Yale University 'in 1960 The filmmaker has since visited • Wes leyan twice to speak with film students and in 1978 deh\'ered a lecture in honor of a Wesleyan English professor. He was awarded . an honorary degree at the unive rs ity's , commencement exercises in May. R ·~ .. BREA Brea Plaza ')29 5339 NOW PLAYING unitedArt1sts COST A MESA ORANGE WESTMINSTER Harbor Twin Plitt C11y UA Mall 631 3~01 634 9282 893 0546 COSTA MESA El TORO Sa<10eb1c• 'l40 7444 Bustol 581 !'1880 Gf~su ~rr110f0111...i r"'6l~ H appy annlvl•rsary. trivladd1ctis This weekend the column Is t>ight years <ond 4,397 questions) old. And many of the old timers who were nround that first year such H Max, Ed, 1'racy und Nancy are still with us, three of them tied tor first uJon&. with ~~!!Ci.; qd_J'...J2~ .l't»._ " ~ . ..., ~·· -' ~e>tloneJy-at thrmp, at least not yel. TRIVIA By TT On to Round Three in . the never·endlng battle for truth. justice and u seless information. Have a happy. 1 Gerald Silberman didn't want a name quite that tame. so he changed it to what., 2. Jubal Lee 1s a character from what oomic strip? 3. The tune "Flight of the Bumblebee" was used for the theme music of what radio program? 4. John Carta recently did something no one else had done before What? 5. What were the call letters of the network in ··Network?"' 6. How about the name of the goose in the movie .. Friendly P ersuasion?" 7. fo'ormer Dodger great Carl Erskine 1s now in the banking business in what city? 8. Eugene Florczyk shows up in what play? 9 In a song from one of Elvis Presley's movies, the title of another Elvis film is mentioned Name I a I the song, (b l the movie it's from and I c I the other flick named in the lyrics. 10. Ron had a growing business until it took a new twist in what movie'1 Last Week's Answers Ed Wynn <name changeJ 2 Little Pigeon (( ndian maiden ) 3. '"On Broadway•· (song lyric> 4 Potomac or Sequoia (FDR'~ yachtl 5. 209 I .. Airplane" flight number> 6. SI vester Stallone I extra m "bananas" I 7. 28 <Ruth's home runs> 8. "Boy Meets Girl'" (J . Carlyle Benson> 9 <a> Cora. (bl "Footsteps on the Ceiling" MISSION WllJO ,,.,~Ve ¥a• •9~ 6220 NOW PLAYING llEW,OllT BEACH OllAllG( WESTMIMSTEll lle*POtl c.ne0ome c..,ema wes1 6'4 0760 bl• 1~53 991 393~ ~O\\ PL\ YI'°'; "F/L\f \I \KJ,\'G ff ITS Hl~ST ... WED., OCT. 21st-7 P.M . -ONE NIGHT ONLY - ff,,Jt,1rll '' lt11 4r'I tl\lt \f,,\; ''"" a ass Pilots: Present your license for a discount FOR BEST SEATS -GET TICKETS NOW! If you liked "WINGS" You'll Love (1928) Gary Cooper Colleen Moore The Last Greet SILENT Fiim Piiot advertising Is good business for Sherman Clay. "Our dlapl•y •d• In the Piiot heve been very aucceHful In 1trengthenlng our HIH." co Marty c. Fllnn Menager, Sherman Clay South Coast Plaza. en t '© a a a a Peter Falk ~;t;h. \~19.35 I f:n Arn4rican 0~1111nal OOTSUIT (R hows at 7:30 :40 In 70MM r:::::=:::::t:: C~!!!IJca e~,, n RICH•F . (~I Shows at : 1 S 9: l'lllOIU-1tO.,.,y tM f Sound " Onw ,,.. B•k>w \'our AM mr racUo It vour -~" II no AM car redto w•tt-~nthOf'I ~ypo11ft01'ttw'1 VOut own AM portft .. SO FINE (R) Contment1t Divide IPGI AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN L~IRj zruvy M1t11 RI 11 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARIC IPGI Escape From Alcatraz (PG) I ONLYMtENI UWGH (RI S111ms Like Old Times (PGI c:::== •tLl MUltftAV STR.U(RI Arthur IPGI NICE DRE.Am IR I Up In Smoh IR Cl-.dl & °'°"8'• Nlxt MDYll lRJ TRIVIA BOWL XXIV STANDINGS I" All About Eve") 10. '"Bonnie and Clyde" <movie riddle> 1Serid your an$Wer,, to TRIVI A, c1o the Daily Pilot, Boz ISllJ, Costa Meta 92626 All enlne:s mu8t be received by Wedne.9day, otherwise half the player's last acore will be awarded 1 w oodward only sparkle in play NEW YORK <AP> -After 17 years away, J oanne Woodward's back on Broadway as the star of "Candida.'' She's ~g<>?d. But s he's about the only good in this revival~ the George Bernard Shaw classic She offers a fine, if slightly underplayed Candida, that independent, self.assured Shavian New Woman who's forced to choose between her solid clergyman husband and a clumsy. love·struck poet of 18, and drives both plumb out of their minds . But this edition. bowing Thursday a nd directed by Michael Cristofer. Tony·winning author of "The Shadow Box," has little sparkle, little life and almost no feeling of spontaneity ua MDWllS rtrj H OM IDWUOS Cllff:MA WIU 1.01 "'\'• fi'H Ji)~ IDWAllDS SDUTM COAST 'LAl& A ~IN Plcll.N. -;;:LI Now pc;v·;~~ ·~ ·· · ,i-"'n AllllC OllAllOf llall ' )f" f l " llWUDI llllllTlllGTDtl TWI• "·"""G""' hoc• t•S OJU UACl•MU ()! lngt 634 Yl 1 , IDW&llDI SJIDOUllCK ' •t 4 -.ii '881'J IDWAllOS WDODllllDCl " (, " .... " ~ ' '< I•.,,. I PAClllC S SOUlN COASI Ml·lr.'AT Jt OIUtl·lll Wtt•.1m~\lff ~i I )tiQJ • rt ' I ~ lOWAllOS '51' WU TlllOOK _, .. ....._..,. M t 1 ... fl"1•rO c.,...,. o,.,. · S»4e01 CARBON COPY . . • I T'ochK!Olor" .,,,OltlOl'f PW:•-s/WitRNER llROS ltf~JW. Poa.,11ioe' "'·WARNER 8ROS.O •-""c.r-...u '""-"' Ot .. t 0..... """""'"IM .................. ..._.. *BARGAIN MATINEES* Monday thru Saturday All Performances before 5:00 PM (Except Speci1I Engagements and Holidays) I> MlllAOA MAll 0 M1100 0 ot llo••C•Onl LA MIRADA WALK·IN 994·2400 --l'UOI ., ..... CA• tMlf ..ARTHUR'" CNI ,.._ ............... " .. ~ . ..,~ ... "PATERNITY'" 1"1 11:11, ~-......... ~. 1~- A 8TM A LIOIM!O ANO A mnca ·•MOMMIE, DEAREST"' tl'OI tt:AI, I tlit t 46, I ti. t•4il LAKEWOOD CENTER WALK·IN .. ~ .. --.--.v.. "PRINCE OF THE CITY" 111 , ....... , ... ...... ---. ....,...._ '"ONLY WHEN I LAUGH" 1111 ... l, ................ .... LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAlK·IN Focvfly Al Det Amo 213/634·9211 ,..,. & l'\.ACI •OV N•wt:lll: MllAAO °' ··GALLIPOLI'" '"' I r:a. Lt&. •~.. I •• e I&. 11 If LAGUNA --·--.. RICH AND FAMOUS'" 11'1 . ............ ~·-- --O·r<MlM ....... ,. "'RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK" tN I -oou•nuao 11•.Lll t:'.»o11Ltta ...,..., ........... _ ·-·~-..... "'All THE MARBLES" 1111 1 ti, I H ., ••. It,.-. 1..- Focuirv 01 Conoiewood 213/531·9580 ..TATI00" 1111 ..... -"'BOOY Hur· l"I mRY\.--""°-""--"'THE FRENCH LIEUTENANTS WOMAN ............... -. ..• "ENDLESS LOVE" tlll .......... ··Pf41VAfE LESSONS'" C111 ·-·"""'- """"--0·--~NI l"I "'RAIDERS OF THE LOST AAK'" , ... j ...... ,..., .... ., ... so. COAST WALK·IN Soull'I Coo11 H1woy ot arooowoy 494-1514 ·~~·--· '"RICH ANO 'AMOUS .. l"I ..,_ , ..... U T-91111.1 ... ., .. 1"' ... 1 4 STAlll A LI.MMC> ,,,_A mnmrt .. MOMMIE DEAREST" CN1 .,,._,,,, .... . I ... ,,., .. , ....... ,,,., ... 'ACIFIC THEATRES DRIVE·lll SWU MEETS Sllflt • •OVI IUCU -Vf-0 l•f OU I I HARBOR BLVD DlllVH N & ORANGE OAIVE·IN I •• tO I•• SllUIOI• & SUWOU llll •U11w' SVwOATS AT l•A•lt• STA01u• IMPORTANT NOTICE' CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE! M••tor ••• """"'' lllOft •••• ,,, •.JO . Sii s.. Hots s 30 ,.~ CJllf.A S01J110 • YOOA AM CAA RADIO 1$ TOUI $~ '" NO ltol tM llAIJO) WIT" ~llTOll &CaSSOllY l'OSITICH -llWIG AM l()llTUlf , •AU CM-11 IJllM.jHS 131 ON AM MOO ANAHllM ANAHEIM DRIVf·IN l'n'UI •AUi ---c~-..... '"All THE MARBUS" '°I -Fr••,.or 91 of lemon SI "'NOBODY'S PEA~ar· cPOI ___ •_.;;l.;.7_9_·9_1 __ 5_0 ___ -r----Cl!!_!•~ ---.,.,. __ _ '"SUPf .. MAN II" 1N1 -"CLASH OF TH@TITANS" I"' Cl!•t 'I SOUND 9•JI N" PAllK BUENA PARK DRIVE·IN Uncoln A•• W••I ol Knoll 121·4070 FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE·IN Son 0••110 ,,.,., 01 lrooU>u"I (So) 962·2411 WI SIMIN Sl(ll -KIAL""° __ _ "CARBON COPV" '"' -.. THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA" "'' MM?...,_ PATERNITY'" lf'OI -''CAOOYSHACK" lfl1 ontll•M.• .... --c--..... "AU. THE MARBLES" 1111 -.. NOBODY'S PERFECT'" CN1 CIN( It SOUND HI-WAY 39 DRIVHN S.OC~ ll•O SO OI G.l•otn Gloot f•ttw01 891·3693 fOWAllO _.,. __ _ "GALAXY OF Tl:RAOR"' Clll -"'STAR CRASH" t.._ '1 ""'""' ..... .., ""° .. -. "MOMMIE DEAREST" 1N1 ""' "UnlE DARLINGS""'' ___ C::;.IN:,:l~'.:.;' SO\l~llD.:;:_ ___ +-----Cl_Nt II SO\IH_;;O __ _ --· 111119"-"0NL Y WHEN I LAUGH" 1111 CllUCM a -t -· .,.._ t•I --• -• ..uT I00¥11 1•1 -•-QCUCM t CMOtt0'• 1# NI 1-11111 Clltf ~I SOOllO \A HABllA LA HABRA DRIVE IN lml>t'f .. I otf'W I ko<.f'li lftG & HQtOOt 8"•0 171-1162 Bl!~A PAPk LINCOLN DRIVE·IN l•nco1n A•• Weil ot knoll 121·4070 'll/.A.1<•41,,t l'Wt "SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES" 4"1 CIN( It SOUl<O ,...,AUi __ _ c..--~ "ALL TltE MAA•LES'" 1111 -"NOBODY'S PERFECT" "'°' nta-~--UMMIY "'ARTHUR" IHI -"STRIPES". 1111 OR ANGE DRIVf IN So"oa """ ,,_, • SIO!e Colle~ 551·7022 ,,&fort 11 AP'lf < Al • .l'°f! MISSION DRIVE IN . . 0 "I ,_4 '1 ~, ! I ' " WARNf R PQtVt '"' ' ., , , .. °' ·\ I l KI H Y -MORNl«l- 1!0018) MOVIE * * "The ChiMM Con- ,_oon' t 111731 Bruce '-" A mwtiat aria 1tud*"I Mii out 10 avenge the death ot Ills leecher In wh1Gll 11 r 1val IChOol WU 1nvOlved R QMOVIE • • 11t "Am41tican Gigolo t 19801 Rlehlltd Gora, L•u· ren Hu9f\ A Beverly Hilla glgok> S'acomes Iha pr1me suapecl In a murder 1n,,... uga11on 'R 1:30 0 STAR Tl'IEI< 5:50~NEW8 1:000 RAIN80WPATCH The 11a1wi 0 1 S1111. Elleem 0 STARTREI< 0 TEENTALK m \llEWPOIN'T ON NUTRITION lJ) PU8LIC AFFAIRS @) NEWSMAKERS 0! DR. SNUGGLES 9!30 t) SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 Q!l THE FLINTSTONES 0 PACESETTERS 0 AMERICAN STORY m SPEAl<OVT Q) FILMS THAT TEACH ED CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 11' VOICE Of' AGRlCUL TURE Q~ IT'S YOUR BUSINESS C MOVIE ••1• The Snap~ Of Things To Come ( 19791 J3Ck P.ilc1nce Aftl!r f ar1n ~ dll~lruclton 1n .; robol war o powe<-hungry renegade seeks con1101 ol tne SUf\OV()f'S lunc:U c11y PG tH MOVIE • * • Aulumn Sonat;; f 19781 I i. Ullm.,nn lngr1d Bergman A prospe1ous concen p1an1s1 is reun1led w01h her estranged daugh· let and a rev,.aling 1111d Oeeply emotional t>dlllf' 1>e91ns .,.,..,....n 111em PG 7:00 t) DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 0 BIG BLUE MARBLE 0 @ RICHIE RICH I scooeYooo 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH m TURNABOUT Q) ROMPER ROOM ED YOGA FOR HEAL TH 8 INTERNATIONAL HOUR S THE ISLAND OF NEVAWUZ 1n 1111s an1ma11!d comedy tl>e gree<iy J 8 Trumphorn Cl asnlands on 11\e island ol Nevawui. and mes 10 m0detr11le 11 toe his own person~1 g11n 0MOVlE • • • Alf plane• I 19801 Rober! ~llyS Julie HaO"• ty Alter on rwhner s crew talls lo 1000 poisoning iJ nervous '""""'' wiar p•lot '~ pressed onto M>rYoce Qnd must contend w1tn on board 11yster1a a secrel!ve control townr and cllc.ne ltlled memones PG 7·30 t) MARLO AND THE M.AGIC MOlllE MACHINE o iasMURFS 0 OR. SNUGGLES 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH Q) NEWS Q) REBOP(R) ED UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR (I' A880TT ANO COSTELLO 8:00 t) I, KWICKY KOALA 0 THE RIFLEMAN 0 (!]) FONZ I LAI/ERNE &SHIRLEY 0 MOVIE • • Abboll An!! Coslello Meet The Killer ( 194111 Bo"s Karloll, Garry Moore {D MOVIE • * • • Ttie Seventh Voy- age 01 S•nbad I 19!>81 Kerwin M111hews. Katnrvn Gran I Q) SPECIAL PEOPLE ED INTRODUCTIOH TO PHILOSOPHY H MONEY MATTERS Special advice on personal money management 011 IOP•CS r11nq1n9 trom income ... saving' to investment •deas '" 1ne ~•oclt market and monll'( market lunds Is ollered S MOVIE • • • > Every Whlth Way But Loose· ( 19781 Clint Eastwood Sondra Locke A two-hated trucl<er and his orangutan compenlon tal\e olf in pVrsuil ol a pretty country-wesrern 1•"98' 'PG 8: 15 1 C MOVIE * * • "The President s M1slross ( 19781 Beau Bridges Karen Gruste When a couri« tor an American 1ecunty agency 1nvesligalH 1 report lhal tus s.star •• a Sovt81 IPV he encounter• a 11n1sl'!f rorce <>Pt'fallng batllnd the Mlef199 1:30 t) (J) TAOUKINS 0 0t l<IO SUPER POWEA..OUR 8 AAT PATROL ., QUI PAS.A, U.S.A.? • IHTAOOUCT10N TO PHll.OIOPHY 0MOVIE • * • "Man In The iron Maslc" ( 1939) LOUii Hay. WAi d, Joan Bennett. Sated on a novel by Ale•ander OumH The inlarT1ou1 RIDING AGAIN Barbara Eden ~tars tn I ht• mtl\'i<.• .. Return of the Reb<.•b · about a mot<wc~ tie gang r eumt ing aftL'I' 25 ·' t'ars tonight at Von Channl•I 2 Compte de Rocl>elon i;taces Louis XIV s 1w111 brotner on the F1ench lhrorie and 1mp11sons the real k•nQ 1n Ille Bas111l4! 9:00 t) BUGS BUNNY I ROADRUNNER 0 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA 0 ~ GOLDIE GOLO I THUNDARR Q) VILLA ALEGRA (R)~ ID INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY H CHILOREN OF THEATRE STREET Prtnc&ss G• 11ce gives 11< .1 look ben1nd 1n11 wall$ ol lht' llaqanova Gl1oren graphic lnst1tu1e •. a•~o known a; tn11 Klfov ballet KhOOI 10 e•plor" lh(' dr .. ams ol two Russt0n d1mcers "'"0 llope 10 IOI· low 1n 111~ 1on1stP1>~ ol B " )1~hntli.C\v Makarovd Nu1Pye"' and 9:30 0 ll~ SPACE STARS 0 MOVIE • GOd11lla \Is T~t> Cosmic Mc>n~lf'• 1 tQ7fu Godlllla Q) CHURCH IN THE HOME ED NOVA 10:00 QNL C H AMPION S Ji IP SERIES Ooc!~,,~, Monlrul ltwrt 0 Ol21E AND HARRIET 0 @, SUPER FUN HOUR ID PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND Q) MOVIE • Frontier Hort1nn f l'l381 John W;iyr1,; Jpn rnfet Jone-, {!!) VOTER'S PIPELINE Orangt!*ood The Young t''' Vtet•mt An ex•m1na lion ot the 11ou~1ng crJ$•• lnr Or11n9~ County'~ u.,.pendent c1111oren with "' discuss.on on plans lnr trw n,... 01angewo<>d nomf'I lhe constrU('.t1on 01 wtt1rn ·~ lunoed bV p11vate 001 1,1r«; C MOVIE • • • E1ecu11ve Suite I 19541 W1llo.Jm Ho1!1e11 .lune Allv•on Wheo lhe tQg PH\CUll\IP OI Cl fUtn1h.lf~ c>ml)any \utlP•5, ;i tat.ii 11ean 3llac• a mao po.,!'r play en~ue, among ll•t' vice pres1d1>nl~ to till n" Chair S MOVIE • • Som('wherP In Time 1 t9801 Cllnstophor RPeve Ja"o Seymour Obses~ Wllh the porlr&1I ol a t9tr. ct'11lurv act•MS .1 mOde•n-dav New Yor~ ptavwr•llhl uSf's 1>ypno~1s 10 travel back 1n time and meet her PG' 10:30 t) <T POPEYE 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEN m WE'RE MOlllN' EE) THE WOODWRIGHT'S SHOP a:l PORTRAITS IN PASTEL H MOVIE • * Thi' F 1nal C.nurtl Clown I t9801 K"~ D•>UO I.ls Mart"' Sheen A mr•· 1erious •torm at Sf!a tran. tports tlltt atom•c·powere<l aircraft came• USS Nim· 111 back 10 11me to ~ t>Pr 6 1941 pos1tion1ng 1ne vessel between Pearl H3rbor 11nd the advanc1~ Japanese fleet 'PG' 0MOV1E * .... 'Toby And The KOR· la Bear ( 198 t I Roll Ha"'s Live ac11on and an1ma11on combine to tell the 1ale of a young bOy end n1s pet kOA· la in Aust,.11a·~ lronto,.r day1> G 11:00 f) (JJ BLACKSTAR 0 TARZAN 0 @I WEEKEND SPEClAL .. ·111e Ghost Ot Tnomi" Kempe ' The ghotl of a 17 1h·century sorct1r11r •«nMtS a 12-year-old to be hlS ewr*"I~ jPart 2) (RI 8 WILD, WILD WORLD MANIMAL.8 CD SOUL TRAIH II) SHOW MY PEOPLE fJ'l) COOl<INO MEXICAN C1) THE WORLD Of COOl(INQ 11:30 f)(fl TARZAN/LONE RANGER 0 Qt BULLWINKLE 0 @) AMERICAN llAND8TAHO 0 WILD, WIU> WEST Q) NASHVILLE MUSIC ED SOCCER · F'11a World Youth Cham. p1onsh1p' 120 na11ona1 youth all-star teams com j)('te 111 m&IC'-lrorn tM• Austrahan cities ~ THE RIGHTEOUS APPLES -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 LOST IN SPACE m MOVIE * • Wat.irloo 1197 It ROd Ste.gt>• Chr1stopn~1 Plummer Q) ADAM-12 {Ii) HOME GARDENING ~TO BE ANNOUNCED C MOVIE • • • * 'lhll (m1grari1s ( 19721 Ma• vo" Sydow l 1v 1Jllm3nn A Swedish peasant lam1ly t~•Ourl! Ille harosn1ps ot lronltfl• "'" wnen they come to Amen i;a 1n the 19111 {t.1n1ury PG S THE ISLAND OF NEllAWUZ 1n 1n1s an.matell com\'dy. the greedy J B l rumpno111 c.ra•hland~ on 1•1e 1slano ol NevaY.1uz ana Ines to rnodPrmze 11 tor has oWvn persona• gain 0MOlllE • • •, ·seems Like Old Times f 19801 Gold•e Hawn Cflevy C"8se A ~011-nearted lawy'!f •s torn bet~ her hopeless e• husband tu1ned bani< 1obber and her up11g111 prPSenl hu~bano wr>o 15 running lor Cahlorn1a •llorney g~neral PG Z GANGBUSTERS (Chapter 71 12·20 l THE CONTRAPTION 12:30 t) {l TOM AND JERRY 0 MOVIE • • '> Town Tamer" 1 t96S) Dan• Andrews T111 ry M00te Q) ADAM-12 {!!) HOME GARDENING H MONEY MATTERS 'll>fl<'.1al advt<e on personal mn,,..v "'anl!)f'ment on "''"' ~ • ang1og lrom 1ntome ''" o;av1n9s 10 1nvec;1men1 •deac-1n th~ \lock markel 11nd monny markel tunt" '" ollered Z MOVIE * • Ftt!O~y Frtdily ttq71) JOd1e rosier. Ber bara Hdms Tiie world I~ 111rnPd up~1de-down 101 a moth!'!' and daugnter wno m&gicallv switch bodies one latelul day G 1:00 0 8' FAT AL8£AT 0 •» SPORTSWORLD Live cov"'<l<l" nl Ille Cff· ~--rs Pa1ac1< Gra1>d Pfl• .iu11> '"Cl' orom Las Vegas Nov 1 0 T .. E MUNSTERS Q) MOVIE * *' · ThrM VIOient Peo- ple· ( 19S61 Charlton Hes· ton. Anne Ba•ter. {!!) WRITING FOR A REASON Coherence S THE WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS Guesr Oebl>•I! Reynotds 1:30 t) 8 30 MINUTES 0 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ID THE GAMMAS ARE COMINGI {Ii) WRITING FOR A REASON Tne Essay H MOVIE • 1't * Autumn Sonata ( 1978) l!v UllmAnn. tngnd Be<gman A prosoerous co~t p1an1st is reunited With her estranC)&d d8UQh le< nnd a rev.,aling en(! deeply emot1ono1 bollle t>egins belwef>n lhem PG S LAFF-A-THON A coni'eo1an nnst and tour comic contostants who compete 11gei'nst one Anoltlef ere featured In this uncenaotNS comedy game 'how 2.00 t) KlDSWOALD reatureo· an lntervi-with Alan Arkin a report lrom Collegeville. Pennsyl\111nl11 on ll8ndlClpped chtfdr*" whO learn l'1e techniques of horseback riding. 1J GILLIGAN'S ISL.ANO 0 FlOHT OF THE MEX "M1ddlewa1ghl' Harvey SOioman va Marvin Send .,. S> HA8LAM08 UPAHOL C1) NEEDl.ECAAFT (J) SERGEANT PAESTON ~ Tl-4E Y\JtCON CS1MOVll . CHANNEL LISTINGS • • • "Across The Wide Ml1sourl" ( 195 t I Clark 0 1bl4I, RICarclo Monltlben A bend of fur lfapper1 ff\!.,.. Iha uncnertad tarrlo lory of the 81aclcloot Inell· -wtw• they ~let I llOlllle~hlef and hll Wllfo 8 KNXT ICBS> It KNBC INBCI 0 ICTLA lll'ICU t9 l(ABC IABCI D KFMB CCBSI f) ICHJ Tl/ ll!'d l D l(CST IABCl • IC TTV (Ind I e KCOP TV 1111(1 l • KCLT IF'BSI D KOCt CPOSI , 0 OnlV l l TV " HBO C <Clnam.1xl J; I WORI NV N Y 12'1 (WTR$1 111 (£SPNI tt (Sllowtlme) • Spomg111 e IC..blf Nt!W1 N11tworld rlOf• 9 THS Ill.ANO M HlVAWUZ 111 th1e tN!Nled COm.oy t~ gref<IY J 8 Trumpt\ofn c:ralhi.nde on the Island of Ne111wuz, 8MI lr!M to ~ 11 for hll own p_e!'toMI geln t; ,, (l} MOVm **1" "fWr\' WlllCll Way • Orengo Cua$l DAILY PILOT Saturdoy Octobor 17. 1981 DUI LOOM I 111111) Cllnl Eat t W004 Sonora L ocka A tWO•hlled lNGkat af\Q hit on1ngu11111 competOOfl t•k• olf '" pur•1111 01 1 pretty counlry wa1lern "~''PO' TUBE TOPPERS CBS EJ R'IHI · Walt ()1!-i nt•\ [{ Id l'... A~ •• In r h l' q ll I(' k \\ 11 I l' ct \'olk-;\\a}!l'll I :t('l'~ 111 tht• a id nf .1 \\ulo\\ mt0mb1n 111 111• P111:1flc Alli RAlt,.,,IC>ry •"• I•• 111l1>d " ""• OllQl<l<il pro lh>(;hll'• QI non•llOI> IJUQh '"' 4lr'ldmu11c @MDI/IE • • • Aro••l<•Mn 0'Q>IO 114'801 flllic:l\Ard t\111 Uu UOI) 2WfTHYOU 8 QtLLIOAH'I ISLAND g1go10 beLorn11• "'" 11r1rrw S I I> &UtC)4!tel m 1t motel .. , tm1•t• A c;ageO 1101u1eepes '"*' KT I. A 0 X : ()() · : 1 l' 11 l \ lf ll I\ 111 g 1 1111011 A 11 ot Z TH OOWTAAPl'ION I' 16 Z MOVIE I• • ' O.n•nU ( 111711 woonv All•n 1 11ul•• LUMu A produ1 I l1talM. 111>'4'<1 with hit everyday •ouhna goes 10 a ttmaH L attn American country •11d h101.11rt11t" a Ott:llllOI ouru•u " pc1111,.,111 11oneaval I'(, 1,30 IJ MOVIE ~=~no 11"°'1 on 111" B rurt1 l>(•rn ~ta1 ... Ill ~1 'l'lt'l~t·t• lll'11011 toooll HEW& .. -~--·----•'f.n:J't"ll:4'..t..4 '\ctf.C'.Jrl~·u:~k6 ,. ~.J!·m:.c_.:~-- 1 l I • • • N•.,rnd1t ~rmlh ••• "ThePrOlaMIOn•I• ,1 ... 1 \'l')!l't:ll1on fro11) >t•111g < t•,ll'O\t'( 119<.c.i I>•••• McOu,..n ----4' > ('~ rt\ t iVlOY f Pm;JttR;~':mr ci1111t1ghtttr 1 wa1n1ngt ol tl<I 11116618urt L111c .. 11r, lff • • Marvk). A -llhV Amari-' can tttr-. lour marce.t\ar,.• ~11.J 0 ~ 110 Fall 111 !ht• l1t1t1'1' nl 10 raco.,., hi• wit• wnu "•• l ..,IH.·r 'I om Tn on ..,, a1.., 111 ,t ino\ 11· l>MflkidnapPft<lbyaMe• l<lkl'll from till' d~;,!'iH' llll\l1I teen guerrllll leader fD I AM, I CAN. I WILL l a1k1ng About Feeling• M11ter Rogers d11teusM1• tr.o many d1lleren1 ••P'tltl lilOns and lealing~ 111111 ""' 1n11de a per1on () Ci) NEEOlECRAFT 1 T .. IS WEEK IN BASEBALL 3:00 0 LAST OF THE WILD 0 MOVIE * • •, Tiie Bellbo~ (19601 Jerry Lewis Al~· Corry Q) MOVIE * * * "HOUMl>081 119!>1!) Cary Grant Soon1e Loran EI.;) CHILDREN OF ~ELL.OGG A compelling documen1ury ot a small m1r11n9 town in Northern Idaho 11 s mosl 1mpct<tant industry and the luture ol •ts ch1ldrPn. 1>11unled by a Ques11011 11181 won 1 go away d10 ma~<; lend po.soo1ng ol over 400 children damage tnem for hie {Ii) PERSONAL FINANCE ANO MONEY MANAGEMENT loans How ()o You r •Q ure Tllem? !81 OREA TEST SPORTS LEGENDS lfi MOVIE ...... Chc1r1es Bergman C MOVIE • • • Tiie S11ape 01 rhmgs l o Come I 1979J Jolt:k P&lance Alter rartn's dostructton l'l !I robOt war o power·nungry rPnegade Sl'el<S control Ot me sur v111ors lutiar city PC H MOVIE • • Tiie F1MI Count dnwn t11180t Klfk Oouq •~>. Martin Snf'l!n A mys lt'110us storm al sea Iran !!porls 1r.e 111om•c·powered ,llfc•all carrier USS Nim 111 bact.. m time 10 Oecem t>er 6 1941 pos111on1ng tilt< vessel between Pear I Harbor and lllO advanrn111 Japanese """'' PG 0MOlltE • • • Ch1p1er Two f 1979) James Cil&n. Mar sha Mason Soon 111ter his w11e s death. a wrner hnds h1msell reluct•nlfy talhng 1n IOve ag111n PG 3:30 t) CJ) CBS SPORTS SPECIAl. Gymnasl1c Championships ol tile U S A \from L1nc01n Net>r ano Bethlehem Pa 1 1981 World Cup Sport Acrobatic Cllam p.onsn1ps flrom Switzer land I ED MUNDOREAL {Ii) PERSONAL FINANCE AND MONEY MANAGEMENT Applying For Loans •:OO 9 COL~GIE ~OOTIAU. UCLA V\. WMh SI 0 KOJAK ED PRESENTE {Ii) HUMANITIES TliAOUGH THE ARTS ,01 THE ROCKFORD FILES S MOlllE • * EvPrv Which Way But Loose 119781 Chnf Eastwood. Sondra Locke A two-l1Sll!d trucker and his orangutan companton take olf 1n pursuit ol 11 pretty countty-western 11n9er 'PG •:15 Z MOVIE • • • • Its My Turn 119801 Jill Clayburgh Michael Dougtaa A bul· llant Chicago math proles- 'IOr reabres the problems 1n lier hve-1n r~a11011sh1p when s11e f•nds 11 new love 4:30 ID 80CC£R MADE IN GERMANY Bayll•n Munich vs Cosmos {Ii) HUMANmES THROUGH THE ARTS 5:00 t) NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW 0 FREE4ALL 0 STARTRE~ A dls!ress c11ll lrom lhe ptonet P1111on1us ensnflres the cr-or tho EnlerPt1M 1n a 1rao 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS The World Welterwelgr.t Chemp1onsh1p bout between Sug1r Ray Leon- erd and Thomo1 Heern• wn1cn IOOll place Septem- be< 16 wlll be telecast 1n addition 1nterv-s with bOth f'gfllll<S wlll be lea- lured 0 l<OJAK KOi•" Investigates the 1ppa1ent sulelda ol a orom1n*"t youog ellornay CD MOVIE * • ', "Hard Dr Ivar" ( 11173) Jell Bridges \laletla Perrine. A rac;a c.r drlYeJllt aucoeu 11raln1 his rel"a- tlonsl!lp with hit fam!ly II) MOVIE • • • "f hfl Count«le1t Traitor" ( 19621 Willlam HOIClen, l.llll Palmer. The Brllllh government bleck- m1111 • naturalized Swede into becoming a IPY 1galnt1 lhe Nula dU<lng WOfld WM II, ID UP ANO COMING ""-'urn Of TM K~ Kavin lelWM I dlffic:utt Illa ton~ l\fl heilpll 11 ltOU• bltd friend (&...wfenae HU- ion JICOba) 1111•A•e•H Aller 1"'99 dlVt ol ,_,. conllnuou• duly, •14lwll• KC'ET2$ X oo l.t1(•\ I" .un ti\' ... p .... k.l'd \ t'Otlllll\l'I'\ 11\t'I t•\rilt1l1r111 I>,\ tfl..,{'11\ lil ~ nf l 11,,il1t1«I w11cl\lo1 1h1111 111vol llO NEWS J~ LAWRENCE WELK Great Gr.,mmy W11111111g Songs C MOlllE • • • Th•· ~,fl.,den1 , Mi· llPS~ I t978) Be.tu li11119e• Ka1en Grds~lt! , Wh.tn a C0Uf!f4' fOt Pin An'ICflCBn Sf.tf'11t1lyi agen< v 111vo•11gates tl r~pcir1 1n111 r>15 \15ler is .i Soviet ~PV ne t!nc.nunlQr!. i smist~r tor cf' oper at mg t)flhtncJ •n•· \t.ttnes H REMEMBER WHEN GOTEAM.GOI HOit narrator Die~ Cavoll c11eer~ Amrrtro s '.:f rove 01 sports w11'1 a c.ios .. took 111 111., sup•>r<;lars ar1d great 1t1a1ns g1.;nd gool~ t11g l1taw~"i anft thr· un•Que dHd1c.a11on or fans .. nn p1.ivf'" 0 MOVIE • * Alje"I 8 ~ 4 1 •"6!>1 O"k Bog~•dt: Syl1J i..o~<.mn An 1;nf1mp1oved Nt1lri1 JOins British lnlellt Clf'llL(' In Order 10 CArr) OU! 1n aSS1qnmenl hPhmfl Int• Iron Cu!la1n 5:300 NEWS ID ONCEUPONA CLASSIC Rebocca Of Sunnybrr>Ok ~ .irm RPt>ecco 13kPS a nf'avv load .1 courSPS ..,. r1•tc a• w .. oehum and A 11111 M "and a hPCome' very Ill IPilrl .JHHI.) {Ii) FROM JUMPSTREET r 11lv Jau J;)Zl pioneers Alvin Alcorn Jnd Rov Eldr•dn" p.orlorm sever.ll n1m1b~rs and talk With 0:.< llr Brown J• atioul Ille ouQ1ns ot H1t·•f m•1S•f' t RI ' 8 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER tO WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS fllp World WPlll'•Wi!•Qnl Cn,1mp1on,n1p bOUI betwec11 Sugar Ray I.eon· aro ano Tnoma~ Hearns wn1cn loolt plAr~ Sep1em l>f'r 16 will bf' telecast. in •ddthon 1nterv1ew5 with both lightera will ~ tea tured 0MOlllE • • • • The l 1<.m In Win ter 119671 Peter 0 l oolf" Kath&r!ne Hepburn Eng· land s King Henry 11 laces dn agor1111oq dPC.1s1on ovef his succ;es!><>r is he con. lempla1es ll1S ~IOtmy m&1 r130e to the strong·wHled Ele11nor ot AQU•lilillO PG 5:45 Z CHARLIE CHAPLIN TALKS WITH Jac.qUl'ltne 81s\+>I -EVENING- 9:00 t) 8 CBS NEWS 0 1J9\ NBC NEWS 0 MOVIE • • * The Br.1~~ BolllP 1 l'lf>•1 Tony R.tndiill Burl Ives A man buy~ .i brass bolll,. lor n,, • 11ancee s ta1h11r but 11 ouolll begins when a genie appears 0 GRIZZLY ADAMS ID COSMOS Thi' Harmony Of Worlds Dr Corl Sagan retraces thf' Ille ol Johannetr. Kepler lllf' last sc1e,,11t1c 3Strologe< and 11\e ,.,,, mOdern astronNT'f'I (RI • {!!) MATINEE AT THE BIJOU Featured Pa11or Bed roo"' Ano Ball\ I t931) sta,,,ng Elt;ster Kpa1on and Char1011e Grflftnwood. a Betty Boop wnoon. a Rudy Vallee short and C1111pt~• 3 ol The Phan- tom Emp1te t 19351 star nng Gene Autry ano Sm1· tey Burneue H MOVIE • • * Aulum,. Sonata ( 19781 Liv Ullmann lng,.d Bergman A prosperous concen p111mst •S reumled wtlh her estronged daugh· ter and a revealing and de-tply emo11on111 bat•le begins between them PG S MOVIE * • •' "The North Avenue Irregulars · ( 19791 Edward HerrmAnn. 8a1bara Hams The new m1n1ster 1n a small town 0<g:iruzes a group of dolly women In his congre· gatlOn to stop the ltow or chUrCh lunds to cr1m4nals G 9: 15 Z l MOVIE • • "Assault On Precinct 13" (1978' Austin Stoker. Darwin Jostoo Poocemen Ind COl\VIC1S er• lorced to join together lo IJ(evenl • •a.n·aoe gang trom com· pletaty ocwpytng • pollce 111tlon R' 9i301 •Cl) '8 NEWS ENTERTAINMENT Tl-418WEEK 7:00 I (J) IN SEAACH OF ... WHERE MM YOU? G HAM>Y 80Y8 I NAHOYOMW MY8TIAIE8 • LAWRENCE WEl.l< "OrNt Gramm)"'W1nn1ng Songs G) 80UOOOU> Hoa1 Andy Gibb COhoat Mt111y11 Mccoo Guet1t· Atta CoolldQll. The ANmtn Brotllar•. Jemea lngtam, 81M1r Condor o.vid Llftd- 1 AAMBLIN' YOU A8KEO FOR IT ™-"""'"'8 Guet1 I.Ana t4orna (C')M<>v. • • • 'Eli~tl.._ Sulle" 1 19~41 W1llu1m Hol04'n Wtll'!i tt.11 tnp fHtK:ut1ve ''' _. tu11111ut~ compan~ S.Utff't~ u fal.11 ht'Jrl attaclil J n•ac.J PO-""" pla~ ""~''es a"1ong lh• vice runr.1dontr to "'' h•:. Chlltr 0 Ol.YMPIAD fhn 101 ,.,,d•Oh-' 1 '"" r v• Olympic dtrll,.le• wbu ,,. oortormanr.e~ will lt~t-,,., dH l•MP 1nclurJ1t1fJ Al Oert e1 Ver a Cn!t1,,.,, •• ,~ ,, an ct Pa•vo Nurmi will bt: h• t lured 7:30 0 DANCE FEVER CPli'brtly 1u<lg~. Rarlll• O.il."' Wor-ny f1 1"'11 Scalm.\r CIOtlle" o~~~t" ShHI 1mar 0 LOOKATUS 0 OMNI {!!) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Btti~e•n Mur11r" v~ <:nsm"S 8 OMNI THE HEW FRONTIER 10 SATURDAY EDITION J'1 THE MUPPETS C.1lW'' Pe1P1 U111.lmt1\I H MOVIE * * f r<•aky I ••<1·•) 11Q"" 71 Jnfi.•<• ru••""' R.o I\ II l ~~Clitt1' 1 ht Y\IOfld 1~ ' uwo hJi\lf"h~ (Jt) .... 'l 101 ·• mothrt and 4t,tuQIUer who 1nHQIL.llly ~W•ICh hoo1n, tU\f\ tah41ul ddy (, 7·•5 l CHARLIE CHAPLIN TALKS WITH J,., qu111inP 81~'"' 8:00 0 I II WALT DISNEY HPtb•tl A1rjpc; At)l.WI t11" b £' "'" vou. sw.t4fln comP~ tc-tnf-' a a nt ' wu10w "AthOS~ Old f31f.,ht0(l1'0 ftl"' noost> " tnrPultmPd h) plans to erect ;t 130 stnry ollice t>u1ld1ng t Purl ;> Q J9 l'ARBARA MAN~ELL AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS I I~ Paul Anka l~t 0 MOVIE ; Shf'µpard • • s.1pn1 '1\,fttn1nq 1t97ll BruL" Oe•n Cllll Poll~ A tiot.in1~1 111 c.narQe ot 5uSlatn1nQ plAnt life 11r .:1noth~r ohJ''"' "'''rtrr)'\ fo, human compan1on:..h1p 0 ~ LOVE BOAT Julte s occ:.enl"c 9how bu1•nf'ss aunt aiid htH ffl~f"ld h3\IP PyPS f( , lh'- 5ilmtt mdn ~ 0 MOVIE • • • !'all 0 1 The Houstt Qt IJ'>lier f 1958J lnm lryon Mar5r>11ll Tllomp son BasPd on thP •lorv by Ed9111 Allan Poe A g111 who was bu11Pd lll1ve t>~ ""' brf'lther returMS In 11aun1 him m THE WAL TONS The Can Q) MOVIE • •' Sm1h> Jen11y Vou rfl Oeael 119741 Oev•d Janswr. Anorea Marcov· •CC1 • A pr .. ate df!techve bl'come~ ernoltonally 1n~olv1>d w•I h 11\ff 11"' lie is h1rl'd 10 protect ED ODYSSEY lu<.y And Tiie ~'"'Fam•· ly ThP d1sr.o""'"' ot a 112 m1lhon-year Old skelP.. ion and lr>e toss1h1ed •l'mn1n5 ol 13 .,, nPr con- temporarie.. nave ~parked a ma1or controvorsy ovPr ~uman evolution fRlt; 0 MOVIE • •' Cabe>Blo11c.n I 19811 Gharle~ Bronson J11~on Robar~ An ex1lf'd Na11 wno has houqn1 olt lhff local pnliC" domonale~ d 1mall Peruv1on coasl<1I town during lhP 1q40\ R S MOVIE • • 1 Litt le Dar 11n115 I 19801 f ~lurn 0 Nfllll Kr!$ IV McN1cno1 Al ~ummer camp two tf't'n-aQP qirl< comp.PtP to ~ who w ·ll h lilt' ltrst 10 lo'e llPr v"g•n• ly R 0 AN EVENING OF MAGIC AHO COMEDY Orson Bean hOSIS th!\ h1lar1ous hour ol zest zeal anel 11111gr.ter !aped at Tne Grttpl Amencan Mu,1c Hall 1n San Francisco 8 15 Z MOVIE * * * * P~yday I t973) Rip lorn Anna Cnpr1 A country arid western ~"'0"' ruthlessly mlkas his way to 1111rdom by manlpulot- •ng and d1~rd1ng thOse around him 8:30 {!!) SPORTS AMERICA 1n1emat1onat Mad•son C hamp1onsh11> 81cycle Ra<les (R) 9:00 8 lJJ MOVIE "Return Of TM Rebels jPrem1era1 811rbora Eden. Don Munay Twenty-live years al1er they dttlband· ed. th11 graying ond bald· 1ng ex-membara ol a motorcycle oang re11ssem- bla tO COll'MI 10 Iha lkl QI one of their own D QtMOVIE Q) SONNY AND CHER fl) THINGS FALL APART Ellzat>elh of Toro and Johnny Sel<ka stir In the llory OI M ldHllltlC young man caught l>tlwten the tribal tradltlont or hl1 peo pie JM Iha lt<MI ot ~hanQll wttich ... •weeping Ill• counlry Into CIVll _, (Cl MOVIE • ••"Wonderful Croolt" l'-'O 8 @ ,ANT MY 18lAND MeptlislopM!el trlH to anal•~ Mr Rowka. two wOITltn Ill ll\alf T01 reNVa IM!r.da'fl at Ziegfeld girl&.. and ... leetfttn ~· uo wllh t tit.nil tObber O • NAltMLL&~ (0) l\DHANT l'Af0'8 Mtcha11 N"'mllh incl HiilOIO Rotit11r11 nnv"I Thi' l.1t1pt<ll••\IO"" 1' 1ooriy nuu1 ~tt•• hVI to avtHtgte lho hri.11.11 m1,,d•Ht ot h" purenll ID RAMSWEEI< Q) INDEPENDENT NETWOAK NEWS C1) AUSTIN QITY LIMITS ll•lhhy a ..... I L .,r y ' 0~1 '°' H MOVIE •• lhA f;n~I c nunt ( 19801 l\ork f)n1jQ Iii\ MHrlm Sh~(tr1 A 'TIV\ ,.,, 1no1 ''"'"' JI .,~u tr tt11 spo,-. the atOWK.·POw,.reo 011cral1 CllHlflr us s Nim ti t».lCk tn t1r1i.-. _,, Oorftim bf'• ,, t94' PO"'"'"'"Q o,,_, 11-.5,~ 0~1~et•h Pt-Jrl H,Hh(1f ttntJ !hf' eltht._)r1C1~ J.•11"n"t" lleet PG S GALLAGHER· MAO AS HELL Jnd ,, qt•n1ous ch•v''-~s "'"'' '9 ... ""''"' "itghl Q·tfl\ :lhd \Pf-li"S (Jut iU1<Ul•~1 d t1o«it ot ttUO+flnn'l '";wt1 c1,,,Pnt ,~..,t"nt!. 10·05 l MOVIE .... p•111 r tUI NPwman M1(h\,ICI Onfk•JdO Afh·• l fh1m.J' fPtfJ'J'' hoc a.••'f 1~1u1i 1mp4111d1ng 11)$llen ot1fl1GW o•• roohshty ignored 10 MOVIE • • Sl\OwOown ( 1073) ()o!Mll M~rltn Ruel<. Hud· IUln A thf!rill 1 010 fner>d 111rn\ "UI to be .i bnnt. robt>ef C MOVIE • • flle Shl*P8 0 1 rn11111~ ro Come (19791 Jut• PRl&nce Alter I 4tr th \ deitructtor• 1n a •0001 w;i1 " Pow'" nuogry r&nl'g ... !t• ~f'e .. ~ c.ontrol or 1ne ~ut\l,vora lunar c:11y PG t 00 0 ROCK C~EAT )II EVENING AT THE tMPROll I 300 MOVIE • •'• Mou•e On Tne Mr>1m t 1%31 MargdrtJI i .. ~1thrdc,rd .. ~rry Thomas Whrn r1mhst lrnm tn11 t>11md Duchy ol re1nw1ck ,l(QUIH'' ,1 ft'H kt4t hP Q005 • to ttip frH,,"l\)0 whr\IP htt t"\eet Rw,~•\Jf\ :un1 AmAt1· r ._.n •''" ttduh~ ID MOVIE •ft 1<nny11 I t96 IJ M1rt10 .. 1 r_,qugn M~•oo John, A di>mentt><I Al!h~h S.C· .. ,,1·lll tvtns-.t ~rnau Atti- c.in mr>nkf'y into tl lleadly niuo.~.,11nn go,.11.,, G) TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED tJ(-C•th.·' 1'' ~(llll1 t• u: It t1'1dQf) IJy Vld', 1UU 1111 Ir •I I eno~ 11p n•J)q1u1 tlf1• It•·., I .. Th<> Sc..1nO MiiChll>f' An e<Cl•ntr1< soenlt t (H11rry Androw~t d"co••"~ 1n11t pl,inl~ t~lk bJCk I 111~tor~ A 1030(D NEWS Q) HEWS IN REVIEW ED CASANOVA uOldcn Aut.>les C"."'"'c. Vd (l'rsnk f111h1y1 u1•cc1mP~ vb4\fl'S'\~O w11!1 h1~ pt,:t1• "' ,.,, lPt' 1Perl ft! 0 MOVIE • 1 tu") Brn-•ony I 1£11!01 Su1<11111.1 Man N1rh11101;, L'l\IP v,...,,., iitte' lti~, murdtt' lhPtt nHtU1t·t o 1yff1.,.r.n " hrt">tnPt Jnc:J -.1~ff'f t:trtt haur.1 ... c1 hy tti• v•C.1trrtl\ mwoerrm\ Qh1l•:1 R t 1·00 0 0 u 8 tl> J9 NEWS 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 'IJ( l A "'"' Wu,h,n,.:tt•n Sl1•le W M•A•S•H H t l ·o via Fr:Jnk c•.a• . .,.nqe .-i• nr.,.., litr fl-.s to 'c1rnrn.1nd by u~prHtmq the ICIMltotS ol "(• 40771h lo •hi Army bras~ (() COLLEGE FOOTBALL s1 ""'"'" .,,. use {Ii) SOUNDSTAGE l'1rPt ,,, lht' qrp tlP'.I Am~11c.m qu•UH plAy•'.)t~ Ge1 rqr l.lf'l"•S'lr\ ( n<>I Alkm,. "Jnd Elf I IC.h1Qh pednrm an hOtH ot JM...1 country.ino rl'I~~ tRI .• C MOVIE • II' GOPS W 1<.t 1nutnr t 111771 J<>ey ..... 111 .. rtnn Georqo Ham•lll'n Tne '''fliPrO~Stflle X.l\lfPfil ... ,,, 1.1nc1er tt>urn*'y~ tn lh#l lJ S cap1t.1I Jn1:J uf"tCOYf''~ s.ome >1Prv c-rnct•hvP ~'~' rtocu rr.~n1~ R S Bl~RRi John Hvne, $hr"'-..,. •u ,,,.,,Q, <.lrJ.nger 1nan 11 uth 'a''l•'' than tilt• dflC'I z 1n1er than ~nyHmtQ you vfl P"P' sepn t l .30 0 BARNABY JONES A llflautttul bl'lc., m ul vie tim , •• tlfft 10 ttw thPfl OI twnd!t .Jr1d pvflntu.Jll'r i:t rurt»rl killer 10 conc.fhil hPr snady P•"' 0 J<I SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host <1r>orQe Kennelly Guest Miles Dovi< 0 ABC NEWS m THE MANWATCHER'S CHOICE AWARDS G3ry O"'ens and Suzy Mal- lery CO·llOSI tr.is &J)tte•al whe.-e mpn vie for th~ t1t1~ 01 The Most Wa1Ctta111r> Man Eil) MOVIE • • • Soe<:•al Sec uon t t975J Louis Sf'1qrH~• M•t.hr>I l <>n<dale Ot•f'Clt>O t>v C.o<ia·GravM In Par1s du,.nq lhf' ll1Ch\ '"ll'me. 3 N<m 111111 101 lhr murdN 01 a (1Prm.in nhiJI c uOet Pnd~ in I~ eaec••t•nn nt tou• 1nnocenls ! MOVIE • • • · Goodhy<> Coh1m bus 1 t'l6ql RICMrtl BPI' pmtr All MecGraw A ~oung man vac8hOn1ng w1lh "'" l<lm•ly ol a wea11ny bus1ne~sman r>es a ~ecru! love alla1r with the tycoon 'da11ghle• fO NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW S MOVIE • • • Somewner" in l tmt' I 19801 Christopher Reovf' Jane SPymour Obsessed with the por1ra11 ol a tllth-cenh;ry actress a m0d11rn-day New Yo1k playv.f!ghl uses hypnosis lo travel back m hme And meethr>r PG OMOlllE • • • •-. 'I love 'l'ou Altce B Tolctas" t 1968) Pelt>• Sellars Leigh Taylor· Young A middle-aged Los Angeles lawyer leaves his bride.to-be stranded et the •ll•r arid t>eComes a f<MWf\aelfne h1w1e ·G tt:'6 fJ MOVIE • e •1~ •Chisum" (19701 John Wayne. Forrest Tuc~ er A c•llla 1>er011 enhsts lhe atd ol Bllly Iha Kid In lf9hllng COHUl)I, ~· nungry law ollte«1 •H1MOVIE • * 1; "Brubllktt' ( 111801 Robarl Redf0<d, Yal>f\tlt KOllO A relorm-~ warden uncovers w1da- spr.,ad corruption when he entan hit MWly Hllgned pr11011 po11n9 •• a n lnmtlt ... -Ml>NIGHT-'1 I --1 1 12:00 (01 M0\111 •" • hp0te Ma, Lo~" I C 11711 Cary Lacy. "'•' • Kean A young wom.n hlrtl • private dtteal\fe 10 tllWI lllr ll'llulfwi llrrllllel S MOVIE • • r ,p,) Wtltt n Way f:lut loo.,. f tti 1!1 Clint r ll'llWOO<l Sofldru I 0<.ke A l'Nn •·~tpd tru( '-P1 ano his e;1,111"u1Jn c.ompan1on take tlll 1n pUr~ ul nt a pr_..lty countr, wfi!tl~tn sinQf'• PG @MOVIE • • • • lhf! Stunt Man '19801 Pf'ter 0 rooie Strvt' Ra.ISbdCk Want<>d by lh<' pnltce a Otblurbed V1e1nan1 vrjleran fmd& an un.,uH, na>1en on d W I whPte J Wo1 1(1 epic ·~ br-mQ hlmrd I •O Z MOVIE mov1t:1 War 1 R • • A%oull 011 Precinct n 1 t9"6J Au~'"' S1oker Darwin Jost on P 'lf•tt"men ..JMO C.On\11Ct~ cUP fQf(.f~ 10 1o•n 1n901ner I·> prl'•Pnl a tPt?'t·JQt~ Q•tflQ f10"1 c .. om .. plt>l.,ly nccupyonq " poloce '>IJl1un R 2oom MOVIE • • Marta f 19701 !.le· P~t!n 80yll M3rl5J Mell A yo mg 91rf ltws m \13in 10 11SCOV('I 11\e Whl!,,,o)bOIJIS ot n ... , m•ss1ng ,...,,n 51._'"' !l> ABC HEWS 39 NEWS C MOVIE • • Wonoertu1 Croo .. H STANDING ROOM ONLY Ou1"f1m1ps f~H fh1td Annuul Adult Vfllntr1h)- Q11"m A"d Comrd) Sllow S1p11p AllPO pla;• hr,~t It> a numt.Pt nf 1atente" v0t0e lhrow,~rs ano 1heir manne· Qu"' lrt&nds who mnnege mvrt' 011en than not to ouhm.trt tht-p .. ople t;0t1troll1ng tnem 2·300 NEWS 2·.0t) NEWS 2·•5 ID MOVIE * * 0PSl•nUl10ll 819 HOUSP t 1qso1 Ooro1r.y P3111c~ Rot>ert Rnc.~well An mnoc"rll and at1ract1ve voun!J tPAChf'r fonds hersell ,,, IH.Nhlf· w•,e n ,he inad· \.PtlPnU\o 1encJs il\'S1stance •o 1 mOCISler 3:00 H REMEMBER WHEN: GOTEAM.GOI Hos• 1 narrator Dick Cavf'll Cheers America s love 01 sporls w11h 11 ciose too~ Bl lhe superstar• ano great 1cam5 g111nfl gools, big brawl~ and tne unique ded1c1111on ot tans ar><I players 3 10t) MOVIE * • • 1 Show Business" ( t94•) Fdd•e Cantor Joan Da"s A Ofaflety ol per. •ormers ~eeps aud1flnces entertained du11n9 Ille Vaudeville era 3: 15 0 MOVIE * • Tiie Bengal Tiger 119721 Documenlor~ A 1>no1oqraph1c e•ped•llon tallow, llln proud ond ele- g11nt l•gc• lrom the lrozen wastes ol S•1>er111 througll 1r.e Himalayas to 11111 num- •d 111ngtes or tnd•a l MOVIE * • • r 'Ev11ry Which Way But loose f 1978) Clmt Eastwood Sondra Locke A two flstlld truck!'• and h•s 0111ngu1an comp11mon tol\e oll In p.,,su11 ol a pretty country. western smger PG 3·30 S MOVIE ••'• "Little Darlings .. ( 1980) l atum O'Ne11I. Kr•S· ty McN1chol At summer camp tv.o 1een·•oe 9tr1s compete to see wno Wiil be the r .. st to lose her 11 .. 91n1· ty R 4:00 m MOVIE •*" "Jenrlfler (11153) Howard Duff. Ida Lupino A young g111 uncover. dark deeds at the dr11ty old mansion where stie wO<'kl H MOVIE • *"' "Brubalutr" (1980) Robe< t Redf O<d. Y •l)ha4 Kouo A ref0tm-mlnded ward*" uncOY8rl w~ ap)ead co<rupuon wtten ha ootata Ilia neWfy assigned prlaon postng •• 111 lnmlla 'R' 0 AN EVE.NINO Of' MAOtC AND COMEDY Orson Bean hOlt• thts Nlatioua hooK ol ZMI. _, ano llUQht., taped 11 The Gt .. I Amar~n Music 111111 in San FrMCttcO •·30 C1~ * "Tiie H8')C)}I HOOi\ er Goe• To WHlllhglon .. (Ul77) Jo.y Heathtflon. George H•mllto'n Tiie lrrapNMlbit ~-· Hcll-1411\dtt IO\lfNYI '° the u e C.I .. MO UA\COWltt tOIM vtfY MnlMllWI ~ dOCU~ menta A 1 -. ('I Orango Coast DAILY PILO'T/Saturday, October 17, 1981 I- T Ht; •'AM I Ll' CIRCl'~ by Bil Keane "We don't have to say grace, Jeffy. Daddy is paying for this." BIGGEORGt; by V1rg1I Partch (VIP) ' "I got up on the wrqng side of the bed this mor· nlng." 1.. by Brad Anderson DF.\\IS THE '9E~.\CE Hank Ketchum c ,., '/" -H\~ • "I don't want him carrying it off again ... Goodness you could raise Bui no CARROTS okay? potatoes in there' Jl DGt: P.\RKER __. fHA1 'S [\A(lL) WHA1 TH£: H~LJTH 15, THAT WITH1HE l 'D EXPECl FROM LINPA MA' ('1fl.EER . 5HE I e>OD' SHE HA5 5HE DOE5N T ls HouLoN·1 evEN eE ('IN me ~AME 1 New rALeNr• r 5TAOE WITll RANDALL rol\e>E5. 5HE HA6 NO TALENT, If. AN NOW Al')50LUiE ZERO' WAIT A ACROSS 3 wordt 1 Abundant 63 Unsuited 6 Sinecures 66 Chemicel 11 Toby suffix MINUTE ABf!if'T' UNITED Feature Syndteate Frida~·s Punle Solved 14 California 67 Cenlers IA IA s IS H E 14 " 1 1 o H H coonty 68 Stearale e g Is IE. • H A o • " l E " 15 Penlhouse 69 The Ger I ~ s D T c II • I A I p s 16 Palm leaf 70 Coasters o c • IA • l • o " 1 17 Soond· Pref 71 It tdle ~ " o •v E " I s L 'r 18 Occupallons DOWN IOli"Fi I l 11•11 ''"'-20 Boat 1 Current unit In i 'i E ~ 1 l -011 ll 1 ,. ...,.,_+--+-- 22 Quarrel 2 -Jongg A ~ wn.v E A-Tl I E A 23 Snow vehiele 3 An4mal food E :l ur in ... H " s • v ,. 1 25 The Hunter .. Wrinkled -" Cl c 0 I ( " y 28 Pronoun 5 Seth's son • "' 1 A: fi u. •s H c £ ,._ ...,.._+--+--+--+-- 29 Oecad ~ 8 CollectOl'I iO 14 S 0 I ~ t • f H A M 0 A :JO eommo1iorir 1 Stooe Aoe ~ E .!. g .. e ' ' l E s o ·~ E 32 Spok• '-.. 1004 Ill I D tit ~ ~ I s l A A ' ,,. Musiohins 8 Spark I 1 ,. ' I 1 .. E " 0 39 VindalOf flrHm 27 Rex SIOUl'I '7 Compu!Sl()n ·~ Ser/ant 9 Llndltrom or Wolle 48 Time 43 Kind ofld TV 30 Intolerant 50 CIUtled 45 T8nt1lln1 tO Regulales one 51 --htne """-+--+--...,_ 4t H1tangutt t 1 Gr1ee or 31 Blemishes Once 49 Hpy ()any 33 EllGIMS 52 Modify &o a.man 12 Of enn t>onet 3S t\dherent 53 Cheer word regton 13 P1nt1 36 Elite Qfoue>t 55 lnfu1ti0n ~ OClj9ct tHttlldlNNI 21110rds 57Followlng » (ftdlnO tor 2 Hrendl coin 37 Teng 59 UY9J lob Ol MOb 23 Whip 38 NISty look S 1 8etlltf Of ~Map~ 24 Go 40 Oeta1nt'1 wlte 62 A·S money .. T•• _. 21 NotweQl#t 41 Sc>tt• 64 PlmP« ID Out tont king 44 Eel 85 COfp VIPt •• by Harold Le Doux by Jim Davis IT I~ NOT WISE 1'0 Roe COT THE HAND THAT ~EEDS YOU PUNl'TH SME'S bONE. CHARLES! PEPPE~MINT PATTY HAS LEFT TOWN! evr I jU5T TALKED TO MER YE5TERVAY •.• I r\J~E:t7 A ROIJGH Rlti'IN~ HE?U..-FOR· ~!::A~E:R HOM~Re: "fO Se.ARCH "THE: CHAPARRAi-FOR smAYS ! SHOE ........ ~_....._ .. , u.,. ....... ('"''"' GORDO I TMINK ~f WAS #{Ji.E DEPRE55EP THAN W£ TH~T, ®LES. WMERE PO lit>l.I ™INK s.tE WENT ? by Charles M. Schulz ~Sf'IKE'S Rf Al ESlATf /jEfDlES, CAll~~~IA~ .WELL,l'M NOT ~ALLY READY TO BOY (()ULON'l YCIJ JV5T Fl~ Mf A PLACE 10 5TAY? -1 ~ by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie Bushm1ller by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk t'l'~IK \' "l~IKt:RB EJ\~ WHE.RE'5 fHE SCOOf FROM OHIO STAIE ~ HE HAO 10 L.EAVE Al HALF1ttVlE ! H£'5 IN fHE H05Pt1Al BE.IN(:, 1RE.AiED ~ ~ ! DR1'BBLE IS I~ ~St 1'~~ Sli.-t:-sr (c.Asr). Sfolli OUR NE.Ws~f'f.R ~R l'flllt'f6.Q, '1066l£ ! OR.SltlOCk i { I M ~OON A~ lOC lLIM8 '~'IQE 1'1hS (M"r) WlllOOIJ,~'ll 6E A&l.E 1'0 (uc.61) SU. ~ OUfl· SEt.-.'E. S llllllt1 ~ AEJU:i (.Q Nb Oii l~ 'fME. SC.IE.NCE I.A&. FOR 8ETTl:R OR t•ea •ORIE Lf\W~ I WANT '/00 'lb KNOW "THAT you RRE.1HE..MO$T PRECIOUS 'mt~ IN MY LIFE · I MIGHT FAlL '"' LOVE WITH SOMWNE ~ UP SECAOSE. 1 'M LCl'El.'{ ~NO I NEEt> A PRfITl"ER. 6UT,NOeaJY-NOeoDY (bJU) iRKE '/00~ PLACE t()T E."JEf\.)aJ'RE PARTOF ME. YOU'RE EXTRA srt:C!AL by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont by Lynn Johnston AND 50 Af\E. MOMENTS LIKE I HESE..! J , LU , Orango Coast DAI LY PILOT/Saturday, Octobor 17, 1981 C'S =-==---------------------:-----------------~----------=r~.:.:::.:.:.:.::.:..:.::.:.;:=:=:~::..:.::..:.::,:_ ______ ~, OVER THE HILL? C<tthy nonus 1s still smiling· aft0 1· h "1· h I d J h " '-u:-. >a n . ~on . sent e.r black ros es for her 40th birt hda~· a:-. well a s a ('::t:-.klot. Cof!t plNc with dumm~· corpse. the casket sit~ 1n t hl' fro nt \'ard of the1.r horn(• in . Sulinas . fie abo put sign~ on t he windov. !'. tlkt.· one beh1!'1d h e r. \.vh1ch say ..... ·Turning 20 1s ~·oun~ Turning 30 b fun But turning lO 1 .... 1u ~1 plain olcf · ""II.IC NO"TICI Noll(e lftYlllf>t ~ IO< ltlmml119 •uC•ll'plwa, ... ,,,,,,. P••• •110 l••rlllt11 •-· ,,..a 110 c1o.i11e It • 11'1 , 11,,._I Clly"' f-l•lft Vt llty, II 14 I .. .).Q 1 ... , JH 1'111>11"*' Otoll\Qe C..al Delly Ptlet O<t 11, "'' 0 »41 '9flltc •ncc NIUC •ncE l'ICTITtOU• IUllNlh ... •tn lllAMI "ATIMIN't ""TIM8111TOI' Tiit rellowl1111 PHtOftt ert O.lno 118AJIOCMIM81t"TOP 111/alnen ti UM CH' PICTITIOUI OllAN<ill HILL' fltAVIL, ... IUllNIU NAM8 f ut Clleom•n A .. 1111t. Ottll••• TIW IOI-.._ --Mft -CelllCl'llle .,._. ....._ trw -of Die fl<llU-twsl...u ltowtto L "-· 141U 11nc ... n•m• I HAMltOCIC P ltlN"T ING ., Cir< .. , Wttlmlftlltt, C..ilf0t11le tMJ ,..H C.act ~. Ca'-IMM, CA '"'•rlO 1 "''-· "'n 11·n1t11 mi. Clrcle, Wftl/nlntttr. CellMtlll• t .. > Tll• llctllt.lli b<lt lMU n•m• rt T Ill• bwal11n• '' 'ono11c1t1 Illy ltttH to llbow ••• fllee 111 c-.ty Oft r:.,._.----~~•r--r---l•:lvl0«'.4oo"'l-4-..:$ ___ ~·.~ -~---. --· ~-----~~rll"'\;""l'l\14CJo11Tl'll'~fflJ • Wf1:.l1l\1'1 c~·R'k'O'Oli! , CITY 01' ll'OUNTAtlll E l'ltll-""41\te<k ~. c. .. 1. Mew, CA '2~ YAU.IV, c.A'-t•OllNIA MIOIAN MAINT81U1NCtE 1'011 fllla •ttl.-I WH llltll Wltll llw AUOlll!V e. llHOOIS, 144 I rt 0 0 I( HU a IT ST It I I "T • Co.i111v Cltrk 01 o .. noe COll'lh 011 Sl'l<Mtl~• '--· ClMte Mtu, CA ft61' Ollltl'lll.O AYINUC TO ... ,. •• , Oclo!ler IS.'"' ~I~ .............. ,, <-led by ... ,,,, .. lftd1¥1iuel. NOii TH Ollt IDINOlll AYINUI Pullll•-o,Jt"ll9 (OHi OtllV lltllot, Wlltlam e 11-t ANO PO• .......... AVCNUI -Oct 11, ?4, ,,, HOY '· '"' o~ .. , A ..... y e . '"-· MAONO'-I A STltllT TO Tltl Tlllt , .. ...,_,wot "'"" willl .... "'NTA ANA lllVtl.11. Cownh ci.r1t 01 O.el\09 CO..rllf on NOTICI! IS HERHY OIYen 111•1 "'-PVIUC •nee Sff)t. n . "'' •t•Mt l'ICTlllOUS MltlNlh l'ICTITIOUI au1otau NAMI STAT•MINT lllAMa ITAT .. INT '"• 1.i1ew11111 .,.,.on, ., ... ,n, 111• loti..1"9 --• •t• "'"' llu•lftfH•t M IMtu• l\IV, 100.1 T•lh rl \wll• fOO LUllt IUOHl.ANDla. I Hit l'owr11e1n Veller Cellton•I• tt1ot Olll•lle A-. 1•¥1M, CAfJ11f M" MMllrn ''""'"• •11 ICl"9 LUSK·HIOHl>HOEll, • llmlled "'•u Nt wDOfl llHCI• (elllornl• PfrlMrW., b!N p 1.U51C 6 SON, ., .. , Oeftere l lltert11t1, llUO c;tlle tlt Mr I-1'-k, 11711,i.nlCl'O ""'-· lrwlne, CA "'"·• C..11-• A¥enwt . Ge• .. ,. Orove, C•lllornie COrPOret..... ~ • !~·~ .. ';,<~lfekl ..P ,.-,._,.u1e~ l:t;..tl'V ~-· .. ~ .... ~ ---~· w...,.~ ... ~lll•ttai------ JOHN 0 LUii< 6 ION Tllla lk>al"tO It COfldll< leO l>V • ltk l\erct T Dtthl, O•M,.l 11¥111e"lllp s.< rettr)' Ml'I \I Ide NOrl '"'O lllla ,,........,.. ..... fllllCI wllll 11\t lllla •l•l•rnMI W•t fllecl "'1111 Ille C0tt111r c .. ,~ 01 Ort"Ot Cow111y on Covftff l..l•rk ol O•'""Clt c -ty on Or Sept II, Itel IC>Mr I. t•t """" 1'11blllhfel Or-Cotll 0.lly l'llot, S.pl .•• °'' ~. 10, 17, '"' ,,41 .. 1 r11u 11 Puollalled Or-Cot•I D•llv Piiot, 0<1 10, ti, 2•. ll, "" 44Sf-lt Clly Cltrll o1 ,,. CllV 01 l'o..111eln l'llW Vellty, C.lllornle, will •9<t l•t tffl.O I-------------1'111111"*1 OrtnQe c .. " 0911y ,.llOI, NIUC 19TICf or-I\ unlll lllO llo.., Ol 1.JO Pm 011 l'ICTITIOUI IUllNISS Stpl, U ,Oct. 1.10, 17, Itel 42*-tl i-------------PUIUC MllTICE Octooer !1, tor BrOOltllut\I S11 .. t -NIIMI ITATIMINT w.,,.., A-Mecllt11 Mtl111111eno Tn• tollowl119 P•,.011• ar e dotno 111 eccora.i11<e w1111 ,,. Pt•n' end b\ltlntH as S...clllcelltllt G.1101!' PARTNERSHll', 104 PUBLIC NOllCf Prof)OMI& "'•' lie P''"'"'ect wNltr RI"•'"°" Aftn .. , Newf)Orl ltttll, .. w al..S c.over -1,.,.11 be acc.,...,.,. led C•lllornle 9MJ ICTITIOUI IUSINCU by Oftt ol 1 ... lonm of b~1· HC11tlly trwln F Gtllmen, 112' M•tta11 T ,!llM~ ITAT•MINT rtawlrect by IN S!>t<lllcallont All Lelle, H9WP0<1 Beacll, C•lllornl.I' tlMO llu ~· low no Ptrso111 •rt Oolnt -•h """ Ot mtr"ked eroaklluf\I llerbor• L. Gell,....., 112' Merl•" • ':.tsu'a•E "' Stru t -w •• ,., A••t1"9 M•dl ... L•M. N-l)Or1 Beacll, CalllCl'lllll ·-N .. llGV ASSOCIATES. illllolnteN11Co encl ,... .. .,.,~ Otll•trtO Tllia 11us1neu 1, cone111c1ao by • c'* _c...._ Drift, Newport 8..c:ll, llmllect C>artnwllllp •· "* to .. lo lie In "" l\ellOl et '"' City I I F ,.._~ MAR"TIN G HU88Alt0 , 2109 Stl· f= s'.:1:' .:::;::.::= ;:::.:~~ Tlllt a ... :.:., ;;'7i:i -·~ ,,,. 111111.'-'11. CMONI del M•r. Ce nm llollr lletao Al lllt *t19119lect time •II County Cltrk ol Or•noe County o" l renlwooct Auocl•tu II I• l>lcB •tt•I-wlll bo llO;bl/<.lf oPtneO, October 15 ltlt Colll~11le limited POf'IMnlllpl, 11''1 eumlne .,... dtcl•red by IN Cltw • 1'11U71 Soll Vic.em• ll•d., Los A1199 .. ,, C• Cl ' Publl•ll•G Ottno• Cool O•llY tocMf "" 81-•• •nd Ill• Pllllllc ere Piiot O<I 11 14 ll No¥ I l re11lwood •uoctetu 111 I• ln¥ited t0 lie _...,,'''"' de<l•••llon 1..,1 4•s• ., · C•lll~ftl• 11m11ec1 Ptl'lM,.,,lpl, 11661 OI Hid pt-It .,.. , ,.. $4 .,.:_VI~ 81¥ct , LOI ll"119let, C•. All bldt W> tttel•eel, taamlnect -.,....., 0.<J•r•d wlll bl rel••rtel DY Ille City "'lllC NOTIC[ Tiiis bul!M u h condu<led Dy • Cl•rll lo the Clly E"lll,_r -tN CllV limlled C>artnt<Slllp A" ... ,,.v IOr <M<lllftO ano ,_,,to -Mertln G MUOO.rd Clly C°""'ll .t lb r9911lar ..... 11110 on l'ICTITIOUI IUllNISS Tiiis •tetemenl was llleel wllll Ille No ..... .,., 3, "'' NAMI STATIMINT Cownly c .. ~ of 0.11n911 Cou111y 011 ~ Prior lo commencing wotk, Ille o..:~,!.~o~~•wlno per10n1 art 001110 temllor 24, ••1. <0<1lracl0t-•ll •llb<onlracton•ll•ll '1716M ootetn 8 bu\IMsi llcenw trom the City CALIFORNIA CUSTOM SHIRTS, Publl"'9d Orenoe Coasl Dolly Piiot ot Founteln Velley tn a<coroanu ,.1111 l.111 W Hervard, Sent• An•. Ce. t!ICM S.111 16, O<t. l, 10, 11. 1•1 4JOCMI Ille Clly Munoclpal Code No. Volume I, J ames E Ren•vllen, t20S\lt W f B•lboe Blvd., B•lbOf, Ce. '2661 Ill• S, Clltf)ltn S.CM t ncl s.oe Jt mH B. WlncUot • 11051'1 W In e<corcs.nu wllll Ille P<O•lslons ol B•ll>O• Bl¥ct., 8elbot, C• ., .. , Se<lions 1170 10 1117, lft(IUllY•. OI '"' Tiiis lluslMU la <Ofl011Clect l>Y • Lal>Ot Code Of the Stele ol C•lilotnl•, gener•l IM0'1,,.,Vllp. Ille City C.0UR<ll ol Ille City o1 Founle1n JtmH E Rtnagh•n Vallo lies Dy rHOlllllon •dOPleO Ille Tllla ... _, WH llled wllll , ... PttvalllftO ho\lrly •••• ot w•oes l0t County Clen of 0.-County on Sep. .. ,,. «•11 ot type ot wo"man or lemblr 14, '"' PUIUC MOTlCE ttlCTITIOUS •VllNCSS NAMI S"TATtEMIHT Tiie IOllOWlftO perSOfl Is dolnQ llusl· n•t..t •) CA&..ll'OltNIA COASTAL COMMIUION IOUTH COAh OISTlttCT Ottl'ICI ... O.IOlC ... w....--.c •. -1 llOTICIOI' !"VII.IC HIAlllNG ON llllPllU!lloft NO. H l·310 10 C S 0 I Con11rucllon Of RN~"" 3 .,,., • 01 Ille Co .. t Tf\lnll S.-, llot1Mi1111 al LUt SI<-tnct ~tnflno WHltrly lo Ille Hu"""V'°" llt e<h 111111 Line lor COUNTY SANl"TATION OISTR1Cf NO. 11 ol OR ANOE COUNTY Coun1y S.nll•llOfl 0111r1<1 No 11 or Drenoe County .,., "'"" A.l>CMl<ellon No S ll·JIO tor• permit to conslruct • SHn<ll RCP S.w., In Wtlnul 11111, Or•nge •nd Palm (Ultnded) A•tn ... s. btlWHn L•• Street -Ille -sl•rlY Hun11n91on Beten 81utt Line '" Ille Clly ol Hunll"91on Be.oc:ll A public r1ur1n9 w111 bt netd to dl\CuU INS l)ettftll •PllllUtlon DATE w..,,._so.y,O<t0bern.19t1 TIME. •100 A.M PLACE Amiee Holel, '101 Lln<Oln Boulevard, Los Anveles, Ca11torn1e ~ Per\ons requlrtno f ur t h•' l11lormetlon sllould <ont•ct Hlluy 8a•er. O,.noe County S.nll•tion Ol•lrlcu. P O Bo• 1111, Founteln Volley, Callfornla '2109, Pl'On• 1114) '40·1'10. Publl\Md 0.•1199 co ... Otily Pllol, 0<1 , •. 17, ... '"' 4i., .. , ,.,,, ... BUSINESS CAROS TOMAllRDW, 1011 8rl-Otlw, S..Ut 101. Coste M•H . Calll0tnl• '7611 PUBLIC NOTICE ,,CTITIOUS •VSINIH NAMI l"TATIMIN"T oc.:i':t~o~~ow1n9 f)trtOl\a ere 001nf l IAGUE OF CALIFOllNI! NURSES AN D M EDIC AL A. SISTANTS, Ul'J Soulll Trotlet, S..lle A, S.nt• AM. c: .. 11or11I• nlOS P•cllt< Auocl•llon Ao mlnltttttorl. Inc., • C.lllOr11I• tot po1a\1on, •m Sowl.II Trot!H, S..llt •. S...la A,.. Calllortlle t?10J Thia Du\iMS> Is <onducled by a <Ot peUllOll In< <i L Brown, Prhtoenl Tllla alel-1 "'H lllecl w1ln Ille County Clttrt. ot Or•noe County 011 S.p , ........ ,. '"'' "lllt1 Publl•'-Or•llQt C:oan Dally Pllol 1 0<1 J. 10. 11, 14 '"' ·~11 "'lllC NOTIC£ P'ICTITIOUS •VSINESS NAMESTllTEMEN"T I The tollow ino p@r\ons are dotn9 tx,u.lnt'u •• • GLORIA .ZtGNER ANO AS SOC I AT ES. INC , lit N Nt wporl 8oult••ro, N~t11tpor1 8eacn, C•llfOfnt• ,, .. ] GIOrl• Z19ner Pwt>llc Rtllllon\, Int 311 N Ntwpol1 Boulevard, N•WPorl 8Hcn CA 9?i..J Thi\ bU\1n~n '' <OOCJuttc>d by• tor 1 s>or•t1on mecnanl< need•d lo 1ucu1e trlt conlrect wfllcn wlll bo •warded 10 Ille ----------------------------------------~ W«tnlwl blcld9r, .. GtltrmlntO Dy Int Stale Director of lnG11ur1e1 PwDllSfleO Or-C:oH I O•llY Pilot Sept 1•. 0c1 J, 10, 11. '"' 4m .. 1 Cynlllla Lllll•n A>pl11wall, 11S -------------Wl<lllt A•tnue •.SOI, Huntington 8eac11. Celllornla '11MI "ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAMI STJHEMlN"T Gton• Z IQMr Publit Rtl•t Ion\, Inc Glon• E Z111ne• Texas sclwol permits boys to 1vear earrings Rel•llons Hie <onlttctcw 11\all pro••oe ""'" <OMPtnstlloll ln..,rence as requlr.O by Ille Lebo• C-ol l1'e Stale of C•lllornla, a11d '"•II execwle a <O<>lrt<lor'• ctttHlc•l• r~rdl"O salO como•ns•tlon requirem•nO Tne <ontr•ctor s#Wtfl ft,,r-ther req1.11re •It \ub<oftlracloo lo s1mll•rly provhk \iUCP'I COfnCJlfft\.-Uon 1n\Ur•ncr tor Allot tne lwb<onlre<loo· emp10.,..., T.,. «>ntrectcws ano •ul><onlta<tors sl>ell lurnl\11 Ille City a <ertHkale o1 welwr of 1ubr09911on under ltle terms Of Ille worker·s cornoenMitian lnsurM ct PUil.iC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSINEH NAME STATEMENT Tiie IOllOWlftO ""''°" " dolftQ bwll M\\ ., GE NESVS COMP UTI NG SVSTEMS, lJS16 s..-1nc1 Coun, O•n. P"'nl CA .,.,, Roy C H•rd1lly llS16 Seaw1no Court O•no Point CA 91•1' T111s bllsl...u h <Otldwcteo by '" in· GlvlOual Cy111Plf• Aspinwall Tiit• atat-t *•S lltect with '"" Counly c .. ,.. ol o.-. County on~ !ember 14 ••1 "111ut PublllMd 0r.,,.. C.O.St Delly P1101. S.PI U , Cl<t l, 10, 11, t'lll OOC>-lt l'UIUC NOTICE Tiie lollowlno ptt $Ont .,. doing bu\lnenas FAIRVIEW INVESTORS tt• V1e Lido Soucl, N-pon & .. <II Cei1torn1e .,..., Raymono O V1ncent1 11• Via LldO Soud, NPWPOtt Bttcll C•lllornl• •2643 S•flv A Vtnctnl• 1 Land Fell Court Newport B••<rt. C•lltorn1• ., .. J H•I-Cole, 1ltl Nortn C•mtpron Av•rtv• Covh·w C•fltorn1• t1 n• Prn1oen1 I r hl\ Jt•tement -·~ filed wltn ·~ ~";'9~t1y Clt•k 01 O•afl9<' County on Ott I F17U11 PuDll\...., Or•nve Coast Di iiy PolOI 0<1 10 11 1• JI 1 .. 1 H Sl .. f ru1uc NOTICE "ICTITIOU' IUSINEU NAMtE STllTEMENT GAH LA.1\0, Texa:-. 1AP1 A Texas socials." s aid J unior Elaine A s tle. who hel ped gather s ignatures "It's pretty much everybody." Tllll lluil"tH Is COtldw<l.O .,, "" '" dh'•du•• • l'ICTITIOUS •VSINISS NAME STATtEMINT T hn builnet' Is conoucteo o., • ilm11eo ~rtne~1110 T nt '"''°"''119 pe,_. Is c1ot119 """ ,,..,~ .,,. high school has agreed to ;illow boys to w ear carnngs <1ftc·r 700 .:;tudents s igned H pet1twn Principal Gar y R eeves, 41. agreed to c han ge lhe dress code lie said he told a business l a~ class he would be willing to a m end the policy if m ost s tuden ts w ere in favor of the c h ange. No blO "''" De con1ldffCld unlen II 11 m ade on '"• olfl<••I Dl•nk torm lu•nlsll.O by IM CllV •nd Is m-1n ec<orGtflU wllll Ille P'O•ISl<>n$ Ot '"'' Nollet eno Ille .,.._., requirement. •nO cono111on~ Ml fortll under 11\t S.,.c lllcallons E•d• bl-r must be IO<enied In acc0tdence wllll eppliuDle Roy C M••ctl•l'r Tiiis slel..,..,,t w.s 111..:1 wltll llW Cou11iy Clerk ot 0.•noe County 011 5.tp. !ember lO "'' Tn• lollowlftll per10ns are ao1n11 t>uslneu .. BRISTOL NAUTILUS, 3033 Soulll Brlalol, Co.ta Mes., C•llfornl• t»li Oe vkl H. "T-. ,....,_ Ow rlake Len., L•k• Fort11, C.lllornla t»lO Rolend Carlson, 331' Plrevu•, Ctrlsl>ed, C.lllorn1a Rt•rno..d 0 V111(tf'll Tiii• •l•l-nl w•• Ill.cl w11n '"* Counly c .. ,.. ol Or..,,ve CCklnty on Cl< lo ... r I , 1'181 PROFESSIONAL ltEPRESEN TATlllES O F SO U THERN CALIFORNIA, ls.ol Gr1Nm Slr .. 1 Hunllnvton Bea<ll. C•lllof<nle •-Twn s tud en t -. g athered th e s 1gnaturc•s a t North Gar land H igh Sch ool after <in assistan t principal announced Oct. 2 that boys sh o uld n·mov(' their earrings Som(' s t udents in th l• Dalla s subur b thou ght th e rest riction was u nfair "It's no t just your frc•aks or your Studen t s s a y m an y o f North Garland's r eal romeos wear a stud preferably a gold or d iam o nd o n e f'llZ112 PuDll•'*I 0r•ft90 Cool Delly Piiot Oct ), 10. II 14 '"' ·····laws "''UC NOTICE Speclllc~IO<l\ .i>d o!llc1a1 ptOPMfll-------------rorms lo be usoo tor blddl119 ctn lie Tiil s butlneu " conduc led by • oenerel IMOrtnerslllP FllU14 Pwblllhed Or-Cot.SI Delly Piiot, Ocl tO, 11, 24, 31, 1'1111 44Sloll "'lllC NOTICE Ml<,_I Lii......,, 8r.Oy, 13'11 Pon dtro••. Selll• Ana, Callfofnl• 91101 "Thlt bwsl"tu Is conducted by'" 111 Gl•IGuel Mlc ..... I L Bredy Tiiis tl•le"""'1 was 111.0 with Ille County Ci.rt. ot Ot-County on Seo temt>er ?•, '"' oblaln.0 only •I Ille otftce ot Ille City f'ICTITIOUS IU$1NllS Eno'""'. f;/IY Hall. NAME ST II TIMI NT l'e,..lty CONTllACTOR sllell •s e flle lollowl119 ptrsbfl I• 001"9 butl Ptn•llv to IM CITV forfeit '2$.00 lcw neu •• in t he left car. 0.Yld H T ltddtt Tiiis slat.,..,,...t was filed wllh ti.. Counly (1•111 of Or-County on S.p. lt ml>er 14, 1t'1 '111UI Pullll~ °'""" COHI Delly Pllol, l'ICTITIOUS •VSINESS l't11U1 NAME STAl'EM~NT Tiie following persons er~ buslneuas, doing Published Dr•noe Coast Dally Pilot Sept 7•. 0<1 l, 10. 11, 1t'1 4251-11 AGAPE ENTERPRISES . DEATH NOTICES · u cn <••-··day or portion ll•nof VINCI BROTHERS MASONllV. IOr H <ll WO<"k .... n pOld !either by lllm 1S211 Slockperl. Apt us lAIJ<I• Of" eny Wl>Contrtelor 11t10.. lllml loss Vllltotl, ~ Hiiis, Ce. t?•» Illa" Ille P••••lli"O rete Ml for Ill SI,,_ VIII(). 25211 Sloellporl, llpt IM!rtlll on ""' worll SW0¥1deel for "'"'' m (Allele VIII-), l.eOUN Hiiis, Ce ConlrHt, all In •«orden<• with 926$3 S.111.,. O<t ), 10. II,'"' ., ...... "'auc NOncr UNLIMITED, ltll $oulll ArtH le, 5..,. ' te Ana, Cellfoml• '2104 Pa11I Wllll•m Killutla, ,.,, Soulfl ArlHI•, Stnl• Ana. Calllornie '1104 Jent Klbllris, 1911 Soulh Artnta, ~nla AN, Collfor11le t1104 "'auc NOTICE FIC"TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT "ICTITIOUI •llStN•SS NAME STATIMIN"T FISOfE R H uhl•t I I. t'11l llt'l1-.1111 J 0 ~ E P II .I l I. I l '-11l I 11·1Jt1n1 "tlh "'"a l«' ,..l~('lffo:R n•.,idl'lll 111 S<1nt.1 1ntc•rm1•111 ,11 I' 1r1t11• \'1t·1< \11u (',1 l',i..,;1·1.l ,t\\J\ 0 11 \11·mu11.il l'.u k 111 li•·u 111 ll1·tulll•1 II l!IMI II•· ''·'' llo\\l'" 1·1111t11h11111111-. m,I\ Ill l''lllt•lll .incl ln11111lc•1 ••I h1• 111.11lt· ltt 1111 1•h.11ll.\ c;I I 1 tlu.: I 111 111 In 1111 ( .1 '11111 1 h111l'• I' .11· II 11· \ 1t·\\ .111<1 ,1 llll lllh1•1 111 1 11\ \1111111.11\ 1lllt'llo1-. T ne lollowlno 11trton1 •rt cto 119 bu11nes1•s ~OOft 111S o1 Ille i...i-Co.-of ti. Tiiis llullMss Is <°"""'led.,, .,, In Sl.te ol Calilor111e dl•ldwel. NOTICI 0 " ~•I.IC HEAlllNG •ll'OllR l'HI "UNNING COMMISSION o,-TMI CITY 01' l'OUNTAIN VAL.UV Tiii• buMMSS 11 conowct..i Df en tn dlvlduel T f\f' •011ow1ng «Wt ton '' d<.•no C>uw .. ,, ., SU NSHINE IUILOEllS, HI I Palmer Slt'MI. Co\le Mes., CA 'l?UI Anlllony CermetlO Muftlo Jt • H I P•imer Sl-1, Coote Mtse, CA '2'11 1 .. mpl1 U1•1h .... 11 .. 1 .. 111 111 ll1,1ni.:1· 1·1111111' 111· ,, '111\1\<'tl h\ "''\Ill• I 1111 nth' tl,1ui.:h1<>1 c." l'llll nl Or.111,.:1· ~·., .111!1 t...111·11 Cit;!\ 111 F11lli-1t1111 l.1 h111lh1·1' ..... \11111111 "' B1011kh11 '\,.,, \111J.. .11ul l 1 \\Ill 111 l<111•h1·,tc·1 'C'\\ \ H I' k . 111 11 I h 1 • I (. I ,1 I ,1 1··11 n l·ral M'I'\ ll't'' "111 tw hl'ltl 1111 Fr1du~. 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I ;i 11cl1 h 1 Id I 1• ll F11n,·1 ,11 ,,.,, ,,.,.,''ill 111· ht·ld 1111 ..... 11111d,11 <>1·t11l1t•1 17 l'li'!I .11 Ill 1111 \\I JI F11 'l IL1 p I ''I 11111 I 11 Cl I ('II'' ·' \I •'' .1 \\ I I h H 1• \ .1111• lluon,,..,..,1 11a-.1rn of till' V1r .. 1 ll.1plht Chut t•h of ( 11,t ,1 \11•-.,1 n lflt'IJ(lllJ.t l nt1•r111l•111 ... t·1111t'' 11111 tw lwlcl 1m1111 cl1.11c•h lollm1 in,:? .11 11;11 h11r l..mn '.\ll•n11,11i,1I l'.1rl.. 111 lit'll 11r no\\•'I'' th1· fJmth 'll~~l''"' l.l11nal 1on ... h1• m;1d1• In lht• <.'hri't 1.111 \\' 11mt•n ., :'.Hl!MOnan· Sond' c 11 rtw F'1r-.1 l1ap11~t Ch11n·i1 111 <'11-.t.1 '.\l1•s ;1 S1·1\11'l'' 11nrlc·1 th<' ll1rc•l'l 111 11 nl lla1h111 l,11\\11 '.\1011111 tll111• \1111111.11' ol ("tt~ta \l, ... a :; 111 'la.) I PltOCVON 04ARTEIU, INC 2.o6 U11lver1ltv 0..1 ... Hewpert he<ll. C•ltfornt• '2660 . Cfft of Hlct ~llk•llon• is '''°°· 51,_, Vinci lftClllCllftO lea 11 llWl blOOer ,_._. Tiiis Mete,._I WOI lllect wtlll ll•e Paul Klbll•ls 8 1ut P.t ... Chartff't, Inc. 204 Un1 .. ra1ty Otlve, N1woon lleocll, C•ll lornl• nwo ,,,., Ille S..,.Cllk ahons lie wnt by mtll, County Cle~ ot 0.-c_., °"Seo Ille "'•lllng -,,.no11119 cllerge shell ttmber 14, 1•1 NOTICE IS HEllEI V GIVEN 11\el "" w-y. O<lobo• a . '"'· •• 1 30 pm In Ille Clly Co1111c1t Tiiis s-w•a 111"' wltll the County Cle"' ol Ot-COUlllY °" Oc ·-rl ,., Tiii\ -~·ti CO<llhKlt'd by •n 1n "'1l1U 1l•1du•I lie a11-llontl11 00 N~IC""' Ole COii 1'171US Che mllett, 10100 Sleter A¥enue , Fo1111ta ln Va lley, lllt Pl•nnlno Commlts!Otl "'" "°"' a P<llllk 11Nrl119 on Ille loll0w1119 llt m1 ot lllt Soe<lfK•llons "°' ,,. e:oll ot Publl.,..., 0r.._ Cotti O.llr Piiot PullllS""" Or ... Co .. I 011ly Piiot. Anll'°"y urmeoo Mun10 Jr Tiiis butlness " COftdwclect by • coroor•tt0n m"ll"Oenc:IN,,..l119wlll llerefl.tldtct S.1>t t•.OC1l,1017,1•1 '101.fl Oct l, 10, 17, 14, 1 .. 1 O ls.tt Tll11 St.11.....,,1 ,..,., 111.a w1lh tne 11 1s ,,. '"-of llle City CO<lnCll to 81UI! "-'" CNrttrt, In< Jolln W Woll• Prttl0.'11 ThlS slel-1 ••I 111111 wtlll 1 ... •••rel lo ll'le 1--. bUt the CJI'\' f'UIUC N011CE Councll FH•..,.. the rlor>t lo ewetct 10 -------------CONDITIONAL USE lltEllMIT NO. Qt rtlll.IC llOTIC( Counly Cler• ot Ot-County on Sep temDP•n 1'1111 Counly Cletll ol 0t•n9* Cour11, on O<tobe• • , .. , ""l ... PwDll\he<I Or-Coe\! Dally Piiot, Oct II 2• ]t, NO• 7. 1 .. 1 •n~I! flalUC lllTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF CHARLES M . CLARK IM --lo~I b<dder 0t 1.o ••le<t •"'°' ... bl& E••lvn H Mcc1.- c11v Clerk ot the Clly ot Founteln Vtllrt Otte<! Juty, t'tl Pullllshlld Or-CoaII Delly Pilot. Oc1 11 , .. , °"'41 ANO OF PETITION TO NOTICE OF DEATH OF ADMINISTER ESTATE BERTHA LEONA MUSIC NO. A-110704. ANO OF PETITION TO T o a I I h e t r s . ADMINISTER ESTATE b e n e f iciar ies, c reditor s NO. A-110705. and contingent c reditor s o f T o a I I h e I r s • Charles M . C l a rk a nd ben e ficiaries, credit ors pe r sons who may b e and c ontingent credito r s o f o t herw ise int erested 1n the Bertha Leona Music and w ill a nd/o r esta te : pe r son s who may b e A petition h as been filed o the rwise Inte rested in the b y Charles E. Clark In the w ill a nd/or estate : l'ICTITfOUS IUSINHS NAME STATEMINT FICTl"TIOUS •VSINEU NAME STll"TIMENT "1114'2 Publll'*I Or•noe Coast D.,ly Pilot. :>ct ], 10 II 1• ,._, flle lol10w1119 persons ere Oo1n9 bUtlntutJ PtllllOll .,llml"ed lly Jl.0 8r....,.r lo <onduct '""" Mlle ol "'"'llure •1 tlOIO EucllO Slr•I CONDITIOttAL UH lltEllMIT NO. Mt I n• lollowlng ~rson• •rt dolnQ ___________ ..._...__ bu~lneu.. "''UC llOTICE ~ N E W PORT E R I NN JEWELERS, 1101 Jtmllor" Roect, Newpon loecfl, C.lllornla tl!MO Sht•lds M. t llO Oeloro R Krulr .... J TW/ROS, HIOI s.n1e Clere Ave,,.,., 0.... Point, C•lllC>Nllt ti.1' Tiiis bullfttU Is Conelu<l..S by •n In P~llllon 1ubmlt1~d by Ml<ll••I C°"'Plon ar'lll Oet>rt Mines lo -rale lllt beet ..., wino <onceulon •I llw Lo• CallellttOI Rac(fuet -5Port• c1u11, 1nnN_._s1 ... 1. CONDITIOttAL Ultl lltlllMIT NO. Ml DOUBLE 0 RENOVATION I. MAI NTENANCE. nt W9't W1l$0n,, ----S-U_l'_E_ll_IO_ll_C_OU_lln ___ _ • u, Com Mew, C1hlo1nl1 t'61' ~ Dawna KUperun, 719 Wur O"CALIFORNIA WllM>n, • 14, Cosli Me ... Ceillornl COUNTY 01' OllANGE '11611 1•c••k Ctt1ter Or. Wnl dl•kl<Jt l Diane p LO.Ml-ll<y, ",., 17' Sent.I AM, C•. tt7ot Wnt Wiiton. C<KI• Mese, Catll0tnl•: MA RRIAGE OF ALANIZ Slllol O • H , tCtullH ll/0.IOrH R Krul1Mll Pellllon tubmllltd by Welter C PtmPtt lo Olllt'81• • f\lm lture ,...,.. al 111 IS-11113 EuctlO Sir .... ti611 PETITIONEll ABEL R ALANIZ T H ESE MAT"TE RS .,. b•tno P•ouu •d P~ 10 ,,. -•no 1'171 .. L•w• ol Ille Sit!• ol Cettlornla, P11bll\llt<I Or-CO.ti Delly PllOI, Go•ernmer.t CoOt, •5,000 et 91q., - Sept 26, Oct J. 10. 11. ''" 41SO-ll the Founltln V•lltV Munlclpal Codt. "This St•lement wes ll!Cld wllll '"" County CO.I'll Of Or-Co.inty on S.p. !ember 14, 1'91 Tiile 11 THOSE DESIRING TO IH llfy In l•vor 01 111 GpOosltlOn lo ,,. ~It will bo g1Ytt1.,, ~Ulllly lo do so al Tiii\ Slel"'-1 W.ts illed wtlll Ille Counl~ Cle•h or O•anoe County on <>c IObere.1•1 1'17USS Pu1>l1sned Orang# County Delly Pllol, O<t 10, 11, 14. JI, 1911 u tt II PUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS•USINIEIS lllt publl< llearlno II fwrlller PICTITIOU58USIHIH NllME STATIMIWT l11lorm ellon h dUlreO, you ll'la y NAME STATEMINT TM 1o1-1no Pttton Is dolno bull· cont•u '"" PIMW1fft0 0eNr1tfteflt •• Tiit 1o11ow1119 ""'°" " ooinv bus! neu u .. UJ?, -,...., lo tho •bov• Items. neu es B RUCE 0 M<CLAl llE dl>e CLINTON SHERROD, C OMPUTER RESOU RCE VILLAGE MILLWORICS, LTD .. S10 Secr.t•rv TECHNOLOGY, 1I OS1 Giiiman llrotOw•Y. S..1le 11•. Ul9Uft' llettll, Pt .. nlnQ Commission lfYIM, CA tl71S CA t20 t. PwDll"'9d Orenoo Coa•I Daily Piiot. CRT, 19:151 (ifllm .... lr•lne, CA llRUCE 0 McCLAlllE , 42SO OC1 11, ,., o•»• 'l?llS Sllor.c:rH I t.ene, c:orone *' Mer, CA Lewi• lyron c.nn, 19:151 <iillman. nus PUIUC NOTICE 1rv1,.., CA mu dl""Tllldiw'•buslntll. • "Conducled by ... 111--------------Tiiis buslnets Is <ondwCltG DY • llmlled _.,,.,,,,lo ltl!Ce O. McClai•e NOTICE 01' l"UILIC HI ARING U..ls 8 Cenn Tiiis ll•'-1 ,. .. flied •llll !tie NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\el t Tiii• slMtmtnl was flied wltll Ille Counly Cltrll o1 Ot•"Of c:o.i"tv .., PUl>lk lleerl119 will De Mid by '"'" City Counly Clerk ol O.M199 Cownly 0,. Cl< Sept •, ••• Covncll ot "'" CllV ol Cost• Mes. on -r 1, 1•1 rtAN~,.SHIPLIY Ho .. ,., ... , 1, 1911, In lllt Coun<ll "llDM A ,.,.... • II Lew C..W...... Cllombtrs OI City Hell, n F•lr Ot"'9, Pullhllled Ore-Coe•I Delly PllOI, 611N ........ C-o.tft, ...... 11. COiie Mes.. al• lO P.m , or H SOQll Cl<t 3, 10 ti, 14, Itel NtW11ttr1 llMdl. CA f26M tlle rt efler H P"< llc•ble, 011 lllt 43, ... , II ESPONOENT EUl.>LIA ALANIZ SUMMONS IFAMILV I.AW) CASE NO. 0117604 NOTICE I YOll II••• -1UtC1 Tll• cowrl m•v de<ltlt • .. lfttl you wll/lovl your lltlft9 llHrd u111eu YO<I "'"°"" ~::!.". JO O.yt llH CI tllt lnlormati.., , II you witll lo _, Ille ..tYlu of n •ttorftey '" tll1s "'"""'· YOll •-Id .. to proll'lplly to 111•1 your wrlll .. rt1POllM, II •ftY, may lie llltO tt1 Ulfle< AVISOI Udect 11• tlcto dem•llCI-. El trlklltl ,.._ M<kllr <81111• VII. thi •tofltncla • -. qwe Uct. ,._..... ""tro e. • dlu . LN le lftt.,.mac~ ""''' ... SI VII.ct CltM• Mllkller t i c ... aje ... "" • ...._ en nte •s11nto. dtlleri• ll•<erlo lmmecll•l•m•nle, do u t• m•ner•, t.u ~ta tw:rl~~ tJ tii•y ........ ...-. ... •etJ•lrede .......... . 1 fO THE RESPONDENT Tiie Ptllll-• ~ 111..:1 • 110tlllion <oncern. 1119 your """'"~ II you 1•11 10 Ill• • •tsl>O"w ... tnln JO O.y• o1 '"" d•I 11\el 11111 ,...,,....,,,, It wrveo on vow. "°"' Clel•ult .... , be ..,,.,"' •ncl -' court "''' .,,.., 1 IYdQfnttll cont• 1119 lnJwrctl ... or olller ~Cle,. concemt ~====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::-, , HA .. Otl L.AWM-MT ouvf' Court of O r a n ge County A petition has been filed request ing that C h a rles E. b y William A . Music in the C lar k be appointe d as Supe r ior Coort of Orange person al representa t ive Count y request ing that to administer the est a te of W i 11 i am A M usic be Charles M . Clark (u nder app o inted as per sona l t he Indepen d ent r e pre s en t ative to Admin istr ation of Esta tes adminis ter the est a t e of Act>. Thepetitionisset for Ber tha Leona M usic "ear ing in Dept. N o . 3 at (u nder the Ind epend ent 700 Civic Cen ter D r ive. Administration of E st a tes W est. In the City of Santa A c t). The petition is set for An a , ca 1 1f0 r n 1 a 0 n hear ing In Dept. No. 3 a t N ovember 4, 1981. 700 Civic Center D r ive, IF YOU OBJECT to the W est, in the City of S anta ROD~ISG g ranting of the petition, A n a , C a 11 torn i a on 1'11tul Publl"'9d Orenoe Cot\! Delly Piiot, «011owl119 l1tm. <iENE RAL PLAN AMENDMENT G P·ll·JA, MlllOft J MHllt n, 131' "'ILIC MllTICE 1119 Oi•ltlon of -rly, lf)OUS.I '""" PO'I. <nllO <ullocty, child wpp0r1, .c. lorney '"'· cosh, and sucll 0111er 1 rellet H ""Y be 0•"'11e<J by Ille court. Tiie garnl~nt of w~s. l•klno of money or pt_..,,, or olller cowt tulllorlreo ptO<ffcllnos mey •lso •• 11111 Moriuarv • Ceme1ery Crema 1orv 1625 Gisler Ave Cosra Mesa 540-5554 f'IHCl IROTHHS HU HOAOWA.Y MORTUARY I 10 Broadway Cosra Mec;a 642 9150 IAL TI & HRGHO~ SMITH & TUTHIU WESTCLlff CHA"l 427 E 17th SI Cosla Mesa 646-9:371 f'tBCIUOTHllS SMITHS' MOITUAaY 627 Main St Huntmoton Beach 5~539 '•CllllC 'v11w '4M0•1A&. , .... ~t1rv Monuary Cl'lapel-Cr9nleto ry 3500 Paci he View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 Mcc:O..Mta MOHUAlllS l•Qv na Beach 494-SM15 Laqune HU19 768-0933 ..... ! • San Juen C.p1strano 49S·177t c ,.oil l r Ht·:H<:~;r B R<H>:-.J.'I(i. you s hould either appear N o v e mber 4, 1981 at 9 :30 1 l' -.1 d c•n t of S 11 111hl'r1 at the hearing and s tate P .M . t'.il11111111a tor tht• pas l 2. your objec t ions OI' fife IF Y O U O BJECT to the 1·1·11r,. ttftl·r mm Ing-hl·r~ written objections with the g r anting of the p e tition, from lduho Sh<' 1s sun in•rl court before the h e aring. yo u s ho uld eithe r appea r h~ ht·r ~nns Rl'' RH'hard Y o ur appearance may be at the h earing a nd s tate lludninR of \\'al>htnAtun uml I n p e r son or by your your o bjec.tions or f ile ~dnw1 Ro<lnin~ 11r Miwna. attorne y . writte n object ion s with the <luui:htt•ro; Ttwlmu t 'idclan 0 I F Y O U A ~ E A court befo r e the h earing. \\ .1s hrn1:ton t>l~u \1 arir C R E D I T O R or a Your appearance m a y be Srh1111p 111 Santa ''"'' (.';i contingent credito r of the In p~rso n or by y o ur .ind i\nn \ndt•,.l>on. "•fr 1,f decea sed, yo u m u st file a ttorne y . '8pt. ,., Od. a, 10.11, "" .,..,., "IUC •TICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USlllllH lllAMI STllTIMINT Tlltt loll-lftll 11trson1 ere dolno ik>SlntH ti: A. I' WORO PROC ESSING SEltVICE, .. eroobldt °' .......... tneeo.. lloe<:ll, CL '1.- All<lt R. l'WllJ 6 Cre .. S. llttrtls, fwsNncl -w4fe. 1612 llrootttlde Or .. H11ntlnoten hecfl, C. .,.... This llutllWlSS 11 coneuc..., •Y 1 ... Ol¥1ctvolt IHusbenO' Wiie). llllde R. P.-11t CrelQ $, ... ,,.. Tiiis ,........,,. wet mee wltto tl'f c-tv c'"" °' 0r..,.. County°" s.p. temll9rl•,1•1 1'111611 PwltllSIWlO er.,... ~ti 0.lly lltllot 5tpt. 26,0C1J,10.11. tte1 nu .. , MIC llT1Cl Maro•rel 0r1 ... N __ , hoc:ll, ano ,-------------- ,,. Cost• Mew P1ann1119 Commission, for permluloll to """'° tllo llllld .,. 0tsl1111•llcn of sw-rtv tocate<t ti 211. tit. 211, elld 221"'1 Avoceoo Strfft, trom Gt,,.rel Comrnerclal lo Hlgll Ot nslty Rt1icltlltla1. En¥1ronmtntet Dttermlratllon: Hooetlve Oeclaretlcn. GENERAL PLAN AMENOMEN"T GP·l l·HI. Jolln G . J ungkell, awtllorlreo _,,. few' H. Hown 8uru one Lube Gc>rlNnoft, •lld II• Cffta Meao Ptennlng Comml11lo11, for permlsalon lo omencl Ille •-., .. detlgnatlon l0t """'9rtles loc-et 2.0. M , m ..... 11• Vktort• s1 ... 1 from Gentret ~rclel to Hlllfl Otnstty lte.ldanll ... AMENDMENT TO SPECl,.IC PLAN S P·76.01, for parll'ltn ton to '"<l11d• Ill• •bo .. rt .. rtMell _rt .. 1; •N REZONE PETITl<lff lt .. 1-ot, for 11ttmlU1cn lo ,.,_ ~'" •• *· * -m Vk1one Stl'Wt fl"Clm AP< .. -CL lo 114. E11•l-ntel Oet••ml11tllon. "ICTl"TIOUS IUSINllSS NAME STATl!MEN"T The lollowlno ~ Is dolftll .,.,,,. nen as· JEA NN E C BORRETT INTERIOR DE'SIGN, 101 Eesl 8all>Ooo Bouleverd. 8 tlboo, C•llfomla tf!MI Jonne C. lloHell, 1121\lt Eesl B•lboe llou!evard. 8alboe, C•lllorfllt 92641 This bllsllltis 11 <on<luct.O by en '"· d lvlduel Je.,,,.c 9.,, .. , This st•t-1 .... lllect w1t11 lllt County Cltl"ll of O.anoe COlHllV"" Oc lobe• I, .. ,, 1'171717 PlltHllNcl Or-Cots1 O•lly PllOI, 0<1 10, 11, 14, ll, '"' 405-tl PVIUC MO~E l'ICTITIOUS •uSINISS N..,,.. STAT•MRNT Daleo M.lrcll t. 1'111 Ltt A. l rancll, c ..... JOHN J~~r::-e, Deputy 17"J llM<ll llvd. H-i..,. 8Mcll. Ca. t?M7 11141141....0 An_, .... 11»0 Pubtl~ Orenoe Cotti Delly PllO\, 0<1. l, 10, II, 14, ltll 0 61 .. 1\ "''uc •ncc l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME STA"TIMtENT Tiit lollowino Pt''°"' er• doing llutift•»•• A OllMS INVEST M E N CORPORATION, •l c.._ ••• Pteu Orlvt , Sulle 100, NewPOrt llttcll C.lllorntetZ* llw Ht•\ .\ndn·" Andl·r~nn. your c laim w ith the c o u rt I F Y 0 U A R E A II·"''" uf Thi· Prinn nf o r present It t o the C REDIT 0 R o r a 1'1•,1<'1' Luthl•r.1n Churdi pe r sonal r e presentati v e contingent c reditor of th e Fun1•r.1l ,t•n·1res "ill IJe hdtl appoi nte d b y the court deceased. you mus t f ile un S und,1). 0 <'to ber 18. HIXI within four months fro m yo ur c laim w ith the court ot J OO PM al The Pnnrt• or the date of f irs t issuance or presen t It t o the r1.•urt• 1.uthl'ran C'hun·h . of letters as provided in pe r s onal repres enta t ive 2987 Me~u Verde Dr Costa S e c tion 700 of the Probate a ppointe d by the c ourt M e~ a. C' a In 1 H m e n t Cbde of CaliJprnla . The within four months from "l'f' l<'l''> \\ 111 b(• held o n time for fllingJclalms w lll the date o f fir s t Issuance LIOAl.NOTtce En¥1ronn1tllltl Impac t lhpott •<<•Pltd l t r G e neral P l a n -------------1 Amtllct....,..Gllt·l._tC "Tiie fol-... Ile'-It dotnt bUSI· ntHH: ACl•mt lllwetlrntnl CwPOt'•tlon, a Calllotnle corporation, •) Cof'J>oret• P leu Ori¥•, Slllle 100, NowPOrl 11...cll, C.lllornlan.60 '.\l1111rla~. 0<'tuber 19. 1981 al not exp ire prior to fOYr of letters a s provided In "'::,~ ~..:'9 8 :IOAM at P:irific \'ic~ months from the date of Sec tion 700 of the Pr<>Nte Notk • 11,..,.., •-.._ '* la'l- Ml'morlal Purk Ser,·i c cK the hNrlng noticed ebove. Code of California. The ..,,......., '"" ... 1 et.,...._ •11tt1on u nrl1•r tht• ti 1rc<'t Ion or YOU MAY EXAMINE time for flling claltns wnt ":"':' :,i;:: .:~T:..'::e ~· llarbor l .. 111n ~lu11n1 Olhe the flle kept by the court. not expire prior to four , .. ....,.. •w-.-...--1 _ Mortuar~ of Cuflta ~11.'sa If you are Interested In the months from the date of .,..,v•wt11 .... lflMw-.-. ....... 5-IO·~~S-1 estate, you may fl~ a the hearing noticed above. 1W1410::°:~~: reques t w ith the c ourt to YOU MAY EXAMINE oery1 ........ ,. • .., STOPFER rece ive s pecial notice of the file kept by the court. hu1 c ... 11r11tu.,, c. .. Ml<ll••• R o 8 E R T H y 0 E the Inve ntory of e s tate If you are Interested In the VIHIOflt. •a.11~ STOPF1.m. resident or Snnt" assets and of the petitions, estate, you may file a ~~:;_=~~~•·»~•. Ana, Cll. t'llll!ed away on ac-c ounts and reports request•wlth the court to T111au!IW9llle~1M111e October l3. llllt. Sur~lved desc r ibed In Sectlon 1200.S receive special notice of .,. t•fi •., ~. "'1. •• : by his molht'r Margan•t, son of the California Probate the Inventory of estate ~c1~:,::~;-'1:":1:;::'Ti_U':U Rich ard or Canada und Code. assetsandofthe~lt1ons, n o ttAO«, 11,71 C••-v.11., nra d 8 I 0 accounts and reports ... ,...IY,"--N'-1,CAftUl,111 "' n "°" r &Q. ravesidc Ro•• rt Ea 1tm1 n desc rlbtd In Section 1200.S 11• citv" w.-Hltulf. <-Y., 11 crvlc • wlll be h eld on { Orllft ........ ~ Monday. October 16, 1981 a t Attorney at Law, H o f the Ctllfomla Problte Tiit.....,.. ,_,... .. '""'" tO;OOAM at Horbor L•wn OOVff Dr., #21, Newr.rt Code. 111c111t n. Miit. ~~-"lie 111 .. Beach Ca ~•2'U 1 cet11 •114' .,.,_ fff •• t11e ,._ ,, Me m orinJ Park with Pastor <7'•> 631.767·~· ; • ; RCIMrt 1 . Malk, Esq., ~~.:·.::::::==:=::: Jerry W tstbe rg, C&lvary ''°° N. a~y. Suite oi..- C h ape) of Sant n Ana ....,.,.,..~C.~U•flVllt~ 01. Santa .... caut. TMt .... lt-..CIM,,..Ca.qff .. olflch1tlna. Services u nder on.o 1 ' •• UJMi t2116; tel: (714) fn.uo7 ',~ .. ~="'......,. tht d1rt'cllon 0 1 Harbor Kave eomel n1 ,yo u .............. -_,_....,. ... 6-t Lawn Mouat Olive Mortu•ry ._ tt ..UT Clluifi.. Ott.~......._ en.. c:-.. °"'"' Nit oc~-. c... " ,._, ,of. Co.tA Mesa 54()-$554 .!::-•lAIUl..lll~~iEIL-d '" ~ ...,-....,.. • ...w1 - GENE RAi. lltl.AN Alo\ENOMENf GP·l l·l C, Hewport·Meao U11llltd 1<11001 Dlsl•tct, for perll'llulon to FRENCH LAOV I EAUTV SALON, 111 A•OUO.St., Cftlt Mt .. , C• fJ07 Otnlel .. S..--.iNM Htlct, JlU Cl•y I t., If..._, 8Hch. Cll tt6'S. Tiiis Nllness Is ~-Illy CN1 111· dl•lct11•I. o.ni....He1e1 Thi"' AaWmtnl w ... 111...I wltll Ille (OUlllY Clertl of ()r.,.. Olut\ty ... 0<1 1,lttl. Ad t ll'ls ln¥eJ\ll'l tll cor-•tlon Allft L. Ademt. Prtii.M Tlllt tlt...,_1 Wtl 111..S wltll "'9 County Cltn of O.tn0t C-ly Of\ Oc •-1.1 ... 1'11J7U P11llll"*' Ort119t CN\l Delly lltlllle .,,..,,., ""' ·--., .......... of llW Waktllem Sclleol 9"' I«~ -tt Se<•tl••I .. Clrclt, Hsi of Sfl\ellty !tote, ""° .. ,. ot ttutehl• s1,...1. from Pvblk -Somi.~1< to L-Otlll lly lttt ...... 11 .. ; •flll REZONE l'I TITION ftA1·11, tor -mts.len It rerone •1191e<t ffOINrty from A I 10.ntrtl "9rlNllW .. ) .. RI ISl .... t F"'111y Rftldtntl .. ), E11¥ll'Wl-tel o.t .. m l11tllo11: •nvtronme11111 lmNCI Rtpett K C--fW o.tlor•I Pl•ll """'-'' OP·7._,.,. Oct, to. 11, 14. JI, "" ••j2-lt 1'1717M ------------P11bllS11eO Or ..... CM.II Dally Piiot, 1 0<1. 10, 11.1•.11, '"' •a10 .. , PltOPO S EO Olt01NANC£ rt9111tlt,,_ lllo pl~ If •lefts l'ICTlflOUS IUllNUS wlllll11 tl!O City ot C: .. I. Mote, lllAM•tTATllMIN1' 811""°"'"'nt11 O.t••l'll&•t1or1: Tiit fotloW\tlg __,It ctol ... llllM• H ... tlve O.C......,, "'" ••: It It 0 P O' E D 0 11OtN4N C E H!CIC IENTUIPrttH!, till Sou"' ...,....,,. a.'" 1~..,. 1(111 of .... H•l ll•••'I' Str .. 1, Sent• Ana, CMle-..MuNclilNI GMe .......... C.lllornl•tt~ •l •<tte11lt tame mec fl l11t1. ThOfnot troob Hee•. NII tt..f •11•tr1n"'e11te1 O.ter"'111et1e111 Slnt1, ,. _ _. 8Hcll, Callltfnta N .... flle DKl.,...l.i, t2'tO !fOTICI IS l'\lllTH•tt OIVllll 11\et Tfllt Mlnftl I\ t~ttf WM In· M Nhl.,,. ........... I IMwefted •1¥klllel --s ""' .......... ....,d llY ,....... • ._. Ifie City ~119'1 .. ...,_.....,.. Tiiis ....._ -f .... wltll b "'elttf. C:wnty Cwt ti 0r-.. c:.-ty 111 Oc· flt Le•""· ........ V. IOltltr 7,"" City CMr\ '1mtt Pvtl1"111ct 0r-. c.nt Deity ,.,.... ........ Qr ..... C..Jt 0.11~ "' .... 0<1 t7 1'91 ....,... Oct. 10, 0 , ... "· '"1 41P'41 T fllCTITlOUI 8\ISINlll NAMI ITATIMINT TIM ftlMwlnt f)ff~· ere 4"t"-0vtl11tst .. : MA'TSUOA WIELOINO, 111# Set11m Of'IW, U111l"O". HIOllll.....,. 1 .. c11, CMlfwlN tM1 Datt INltW., •)At ~r"I Drive, ~ 8Nc'll, Cal'*"f' .,... ,,_,,. Mellllde, *' WllMcNtll Otl\'t,-1,,.....le.cl\,~ m.. Tlllt llWIMM 11 <-llM .-, .., tn. -'"'411N' ' lteftcN Miltll* • Tt\la ........ _ ... """"_ c-ty o.r. .. Or .. c-w., ....... wlftWrU.1tt1 e PtJ ""*IW. 0..-. c.tt Oallf ~. tt.ou.i. 1t. o , "'' •t J ('8 Ornngo Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 17, 1981 .... ClASSIFllD The marketplace on the Orange Coast 642-5678 Nearly half of all Daily Pilot rtadert have wed the classified section to buJI or sell a product. CLASSIFIED .~ .... 1 .. 1 1 un[,V. _. ----,_ RUC--1\ - le rlact Ynr Ad, Call 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SAU 4'""'"''' lt•lt•1• hl•MJ Kalt.u1 hlofhvl11 4 11114~H•nt• Mf.atf ft I •lf•MI¥ dt'I \4•r l.~"'41 \tr··• O•h• l'Mnl t1 r1 •• , •• ...,..,..,,.\;,fin UWt\l1ft(thU ...... ,_._ lfHIW '·•vt•• '"' ... h l..•Y"• ft 1th l4t:'-""-,.,..,, \41"'"-P""' \ .. ,_, , ... ~ ...... \"' 'w"C lt-f'l'lir:N• '41\" Jit•fl l •P.\lr ... '4nt• Af\ii 'w ........ " ""' .. '·"'""'• '4n.1•1fl\oolf' v . ...-.... u''"·l '•a REAL mm Alr4'1ct-I•"'•• ~S..'1""',._. ''"'•I• ..... " ,., ... -'V' .. tkl'•'W'" l'r rJat rt ft"Mfolrt, I h 11,.,t ~ =~:tn~:~~j,"' li\i.pl .. ,..-,. I ~1h'"ll tfw,C"ll I'·,, ''""'" IM•lfl\f fFUf.~rt' IMU\lfl41l f'fl•P.:fh l.JA\ for,,.,. \h..0.lt' Unit f1lr •1r" \l~nlnOr,rfl )(.,,,1<11 Or •n.lft' d l'rn~; tMu1loei1™· l'r•Jt• '~";""t<h•·ll H.uuhot-' t .. rn1• '•"'\• kulf\l•l.-t'otl .. tu• kul ... ,l•h· \ti,.fllnl RENTALS tioi.U\f'lo t 1.Hf11'1ot1rfl th~\n I flfUHlhl'lc.'\J f40U't ~Ufll IJI I rij f'lf'tlk•n11tuu"'" hH n I oniJommum-, l nt to•nfll'""""t'"' t-uu1 Ttn1t.nht"'"''., I nl Wi.;lrlff"'I t-vrn l"U~uru•' l A \JIC' t-wtrl \pl, l t1lu1r· \1.t· tu'" "4 nl ~..,.,.. .. All?\' k .•• ,, t .. o4~h M·'41•1 l,""r"' fl, • .,..,. ,,.." ... ' k.-.~ .. . \~4(MJ{ tc ....... . kr-N•'"'""''i.tr .. • r •• , .. ,, f" "' "' •llf!ur k,l\t .. a;;.,..,...,, thro~ ... lflllf'f1111\llJ4 ktr~•· "J/.t(t )(""'-'' "·~tJ \11 Mf"f\l.tl BUSINESS. INVEST' MENT. FINANCE ~ _,,,.-.,.,,, .. ttu''"""" \4 l"'t ... J ln1.ri•mr'ltllJ·~·r1 l"wMtl7"t'not Y. a~rd \Cl.ltti('\ lu t .. ; .. n \lgn.p'"•f'ltf>d• \l11rtc•.,;t', l I• "' ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND -\""'-'Un• ~m""'" l .trJ'14'.4 l..t-1(11 \tlfltl" I-Ar• 1; t-1iufl'lt f'"''"'"""''"'. "w111t•lt h.tt•• t '~I\,.,. SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION 'itf\ol1h '"'''"' "'"" J,..tJ" '"lrt• Hf-I~ Y. •nl"I " ' t MERCHANDISE '"'"'""' ~H'I••" c ,.,,1 .. 1 l:h \t ~ f\wl'dtltf , ... ~' .. ,. l t1mt'fl\ 4r t )~P'fll"I I l4h r ... . h ..... 1.\""' . .,,,,,, __ ,~ ,,., .... '»'• "'""""' ·~hoild 41.-r.t1 J'"~rln L~r\tori; ,,,, "·"""" \11\•f'llal'l"IU" \41\.lf"ll;i~\--·l'ltr'' """'''•I l"~1rum•fllo!l1n t-urn & t-(Ju1v l'rt' .~ .. n(A. c ''''"' "'If• In~ 'thd\1nt· Wl"Cl·orA ..,.urtt tt .. ,,.~,.n1 h,., ~~·r.d10 U1~·1 "''''"• BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT 4•tAffAl ~,.lt.. \hir.t ~n , • lYi.ih \l.ar1n• t '~'"' 8Cliith Po•tr Po1h Rtft\ l ,., .. ,..,.,. lloob-l>o~ 8o1h'lil1>' Oo<h eo.t.~.,~. bb~Ofllf TRANSPORTATION AtU'ttft CamPf"• '41l• Rf'~C Elf'C1nr (. ''' 11-t'>• .... s. ..... ,. \Cator ltm. 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"" ""' ""' Hlli 111011 llVJ ltUI EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 1·••· Publ1h.,..1 Notlc•: :~~ All real estate ad· :: n•rt1 Hd 1n thla 1.... newspipcr 1:. subject to :::C the Federal Jo';ur Hoos· ,.. in& Art o( 1968 which ::;.~ make~ 11 illegal to ad- ••·• vert1se "an) prererence. :: l1mttat1on. o r dis- ,.. l'rtm1na11on based on :~ race. rotor. rehg1on. ex. or n.it1onal origin. or an tnlenllon to make ~:. an)' such prererence, '!: llm1tat1on. or d is cr1mina1Jon · , .. :.: This n~wspaper will not VIEW OCEAH. CATAllMA, IAY 3 Bdrm. 3 bath. lush hanging gard~ns. Ownc>r ";II assist \\lth fmant·m~ OPEN SAT Sl 1Nl.KY7 llarbor View Dnve 640.6161 • :: know1ngl) acrept an) , ad\ertising ror real · ~ ,~:; e~tate wh1ch 1~ 1n viola--~.......;L--~ ....... -.)..... _______ _ i~~ ttonofthel~w - -V~OEL PACIFIC ,..,, ;~~ ERRORS: Act.ertisen L- 0 • 1hould chedt ttwir ods •••••••••••••• .. dally Clftd report .,... :~~ ron lmmtdiotety. 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HA.llOllmDt 'Just llstc.od. this heuuliful llartK,r I Rdrm home many umcnitit•s ror easy livln.c . Lance 45' dul'lc . Absolulclv immat·ulatt-. A~kln• 9850.QOO. till tod!A}'Jor your pn\'llll' ahov.1nl(. 714-894 7~1. --- 11 ' Deaf driver wins 2-year postal fight TRENTON, N.J . <APl -Karl hearing disablllty. 0 ea a Orange Coast OAILV PILOT/Saturday, October 17, 1981 a ,. er Flail, deaf since childhood had Flail, wh~ has had an ex· J~e.Ue!ll drivJ9i. !~f.2'di. l>~lc ,.. ~elle..'1~\trb:lnue~.onl.l2r..Qmro _ . even"'Teefei-al equal" oppm-rtlhit · th1ln Nf yearr,wanted-rjob-ot JN DRIVER'S SEAT Karl Flail rules couldn 't gel him Into the the road, said state Aaslatant driver:.S seat of a Postal Service Deputy Public Advqcate Harriet truck. Katz, who represented him in However, Flail applied for the court. job again after word came that He complained to postal he wbn a two·year fight and the authorities and tben-to-Oeaf..Mt- Postal Service had dropped v o c ates In c . in North regulations against hlrlng deaf Hackensack, which enlisted the truck drivers. aid of the publk advocate. In abandoning the rule, the Ms . Katz filed a lawsuit one Postal Service conceded defeat · year ago and was movln& to a against Flail's lawsuit that al· trial before U.S. District Judge leged the federal government Frederick B. Lacey in Newark had failed to abide by its own when postal authorities suggest- equal opportunity rule. ed a setUement during the sum· "I feel good," the 38·year·old mer. It was made final recently. newspaper compositor said in an "The settlement will enable Interview via teletype from hls Mr. Flail lo begin working as a Wanaque home before leaving mail carrier for the post office In for the Paterson Post Office to Paterson," said Ms. O'Neill. make an appointment for a "He will also receive seniority postal driver's test. back to May 1979, when he was "It is fair that the post office originally denied the job, and a should hlre cjeaf people. I am back pay award.·· glad that I won the court case," She declined lo specify an said Flail, who shares the home amount. with his wife, ~ary Carolyn, and a daughter, Carrie, who also SF death are deaf. •'There has been a settlement and the post office is lifting its rate h;ghest requirement that had limited its • ' ., driver requirements to people who were able to hear a con· versational voice from 15 feel away," said J eanne O'Neill, a Postal Service spokeswoman in Washington. ·'The hearing requirement will remain in effect for drivers or trucks of five tons or more," she added . In May 1979, the Postal Service wanted to put Flail in a letler·sorting job because or the SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -The California Department or Health Services says the mortality rate among San Franciscans age 25 to 64 is the highest of any of California's 17 largest counli~s. The study found that San Francisco had the highest rates in the four leading causes of death among Californians, in· eluding heart disease, cancer. stroke and a combination or ac- cidents and violence. Reagan hero • ID poster parody Brezhnev wears black hat in spoof of 'Bonzo' movie CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP > - America's No. 1 hero in a whlte hat, Ronald Reagan, roughs up "bad guy" Leonid Brezhnev on a poster parody of a Wild West movie that's selling by the thousands across the country. Indeed, the poster for "Bed· time for Brezhnev" -a spoof of a popular early Reagan movie entitled "Bedtime for Bonzo" - ls selling well enough to pay tui· Uon costs at Harvard Busines5 School for its two 21.year-old creators. ·•From out or the west. they dusted off their guns .. to pro- tect the world they knew and the women they loved!" the poster exclaims across its top. The cast of characters for the make·believe movie includes "good guys" Reagan. George Bush, Alexander Haig and "Doc" Henry Kissinger, with Brezhnev. Fidel Castro and Moammar Khadafy wearing the black hats. The "film" tn· troduces Jerry Brown as "The Preacher ... John Freund of New York City and David Porter of Bath, Maine, second·year Harvard business students, came up with the idea in January, a time when late-night Reagan reruns were back in vogue and there was talk or cutbacks in student loans, whlcb both Freund and Porter had. The pair had already created a moderately successful poster. a takeoff on the famous New Yorker magazine cover that shows Manhattan big and de· tailed in the foreground, with the rest of the nation squeezed into a few inches between the Hudson River and the Pacific Ocean. Their version has Harvard Square big and detailed with such scattered points of interest as The City (New York>. Maine clothing manufacturer L.L. Bean and lhe resort town of Aspen, Colo., between Cam : bridge and the Pacific coast. ~ So a poster seemed natural last winter as they mulled over Reagan projects -easier and cheaper than sponsoring a Reagan film festival or buying the rights to reprint old Reagan movie posters, now collectors' items. They're cautious in saying what point or view their poster represents. "I would say it 's pro· American but with a light touch," Porter said. "We realized that if this poster was going to s ucceed, it had to appeal lo both liberals and con· servalives." said Freund, ad- ding with satisfaction, ''You can read it either way." Their New York distributor, Ron Roths tein, says 85,000 copies at $4 each -have been sold since the poster came out in June. The poster is popular in California, Texas, Boston, New York and Washington, he said, but orders have come in from all over the world. In Washington, Porter said, a Geor getown bookstore that briefly sold out or the poster an· nounced its return with a sign in the window, "The Poster Is Back." ., Reagan hasn't acknowledged that he has seen it, but Porter said a National Security Council adviser with Harvard connec- tions, whom he declined to iden- tify. bad shown the poste'r to Reagan and got a chuckle .· "He said Reagan supposedly liked it and asked for 10 more," Porter said. Porter and Freund won't say how much they've earned, but after deducting fees for the dis· tributor, the artist, the printer and packager and others, they have enough left over lo put themselves through two years or business school , where tuition is $7,000 a year. · Freund, who graduated from Harvard Medical School before he realized business was bis calling, and Porter, who tired of being just an accountant and yearned lo be an entrepreneur, are a bit unusual even in the rarefied atmosphere of Harvard Business School. Their classmates voted them "Entrepreneurs of the Year" in 19~ and they say they 've berome "sort or heroes" to classmates and professors. Before they c hose a dis· tributor, Freund and Porter tried to work through bookstores and publishlng companies and even got into the offices of some publishing executives wilh their idea. Simon & Schuster didn't buy the poster but apparently liked the enterprising young men. The publishing house gave them a contract to write a spoof on MBAs and the business world. Bustling metropolises contrast with grind.mg poverty m Africa. a continent of paradoxes Africans hang loose ... ~ Life is hard in dark continent but people smile anyway r Last in a series J KINSHASA , Zaire (APl -On a recent West African flight, the pilot went back into the passenger cabin to friends. His co-pilot switched to automatic and followed, but rorgot about the anti·hijack device, which sealed the cockpit behind hjm. 4\.o With no one at the controls, incredulous passengers watched the pilot and co.pilot break down the door with a fire ax. African airlines, in fact, have remarlcable safety records - once the plane 'gets in the air. Instead travelers must worry that there may be too few passengers the flight might be canceled -or too many - someone might sell black-market boarding passes to standbys. And there is always the chance a president's wife is going to Brussels and needs the airline's onJy Boeing 747. Travel In Africa tends to go like that. The man selling berths on the Ouagadougou choo-choo from Abidjan failed to mention that a section of track had been washed away two weeks earlier. The high .priced sleeping accommodation turned out to be . a wooden station bench shared with the train's full company and what seemed like half the mosquitoes in West Africa. But. if warned, the traveler might have missed the midnight bus ride through the Upper Volta cane fields. around the wash·OUt, with a busload or passengers wailing, "I Shot the Sheriff," to a Bob Marley tape. Everywhere in Africa, the question persists: Why are the kids smili ng ? On stalled steaming buses, in reeking slum s, in refugee camps, youngsters mug and grin for passing foreigners. "Life is tough for these kids so it means something to them. They learn to take care of what they have," says an American In Kinshasa with a few half-Zairian kids or his own. ''Mine have U.S. citizenshlp, but I don't want them to go to the States and get mean. You see kids back home tearing up schools just out of meanness, frustration with their life. Here you give a kid an old cardboard box, and he's happy. From the k.ids, and the adults, it is easy to see how the cliche of laughing and dancing Africans got started. In the most mi serable circumstances, people smile at each other, passing hours joking, flirting and chatting on front stoops, at battered cafe tables and around cookfires. In almost any city, a traveler can follow the sounds of musk to an out.door dance hall into which assort ed m iseries· seldom penetrate. At a club called Lily, in Lome, Togo, people dance with themselves, if no one else is available, swaying a nd undulating to pounding rhythms, faces reflecting a reverie that confound• the d e pressina 1tatisUcs about Africa. ancestors since pre·history. Life has hardly changed, except now they glance at quartz watches, anxious to tune their transistors to hear how the Som ali football team did in the playoffs. Afrlcans remain firm in their beliefs and generally a r e superstitious. That is why. many say, communism has not really caught on. "Africans have always been individualists., deeply religious, used to free trade and free movement ." sai d one Soviel·trained Somali. "It's that simple." On paper, Africa's problems seem easy to solve with a little sharing. California feedlots provide 100,000 cattle with enough corn to feed one-third of Zambia, 1.7 million people. One European development specialist blames the leaders: "It is the elite who don't care about their own people. If you cut off foreign aid, they would have to resolve thls. But people· would die.'' Sudden w ea lth i s not necessarily the answer. Gabon struck it rich with oil, giving its 800,000 people a per·Capita income or about 0$5,000. But it is estimated 80 percent or the wealth belongs to one percent or the population. Most still live the way Albert Schweitzer found them, far from the nearest road, surviving on what they can produce. Neighboring Cameroon has made better use or its oil income, and President Ahmadou Ahidjo is loath to speak about promising new s trikes. lie prefer s quiet, stea dy development, exercising a firm authority over his diverse people in a manner that is envied by colleagues. Political ques tions a r e secondary to most Africans, who have little say about who governs t hem anyway In virtually every country, people in cities and villages focus on three concerns . the availability or food and staples, prices and whether their families are safe from danger. Day.Jong food lines, hours or walking for wood and water, wasting diseases are accepted with a stoic fatalism and a surprising amount of good humor. .. What the hell," said a Tanzanian urban dweller, only half in jest. "When we finally rut bottom, we can always go back to the bush." In Uganda. they bit bottom and did just that. A university professor, whose monthly salary buys three gallons or black-market gasoline. when he can find it, survives with help from hi s village, where the means of s urvival grows on trees. ··we just hang on and pray for change and hope we don't get killed in the process." he said. And he laughed. Overall, that is the strongest impression of Africa: patience, resourcefulness and humor. If Africa is the symbolic egg in the Ethiopian proverb, and if it does crack, one gets the idea that most Africans will just shrug and make an omelette. ... ...... .t/rfcan women fn tradftfona.l garb carry trays of product at the Marbtplace iri Lome, TOQO. In tlria land of contrasts. African. eat ... Wider leaf lfMUen. iplit atoms and stroll down IMpernlOI bt lmwt In l'in'Tt Cardin pullovers. 11 f Or1nge Coul DAIL y PtLOT/Slturday, October 17, 1981 FOR THE RECORD '~~•-.:lllll __ Births IMQJIMaWT9 ..... llAA. .............. ...... 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ROO.~Wtlll, Sin Clemente, girt S..t.U Mr. end "'"· Alan Cl\tpmen, S... Clemenle. lloy. ... 11 Lind• Henrikson encl Wlllltm Alu. S.n Clemente, girl. s..n Mr. encl Mrs. JC>M Nl<l>ol .. , Sin Cit rneni., olr1. ... " Mr. end """-Stlvedor uric., Sen Jutn Ctclitlr-. boy. Mr , oncl Mn. Sltvtn S.lllns, Sen Cle-Ille, Olr1. '-4-• Mr. encl Mn. JOMPf> Ctrmont, El Toro, 9lr1. Mr. end Mn 0. &ennevtlle Keirn. S.n Cl• "*"•. lloy. Oct. I Mr. t nd Mn 11-., 511e<>< .. , Son Cle .... nlt, boy ST. JOMIPM MOSl'ITAL ._...ti. M r •nd Mrs P •uf Whenor, Hunllnoton -..Ch. Olrl .....,.,u M• •llCI Mn. L.emwird ... be. Irvine, glrl Alllwt 27 Mr •nd Mrs. Alc ... rd L KIPllno, coro111 Oii MM, girl S....• Mr •nCI Mrs John A Cooorno, Hunllng1on !Mech, lloy '-"'· lJ Mr. oncl Mrs. Mkl> .. 1 Clonh, Cos It MH I, llOy. s.. 17 M• •llCI Mn. Ar1 Medine, Hunlln111on Beac". twin Olrts Sept. 21 M r . •nd Mrs l<lp T•oa•rt, We1vnln11er. boy SOUTH COAST MEDICAL CENTI• "'"""_,, Mr Incl Mr'-Dr-G Htrper. So.Ill\ L19Ufla, llo¥. Mr and Mrs Chen Siii Lee. UOunt Nloutl,Qlr1 s..i--12 Mr t llCI M" Mic""! A Mlnntno. Son Ju.,, Cophtr-. g irt ~u Mr a nd Mrs Al•" Mor\llted, Leollf\e &Nc,., girt 5-t..,..r J4 PICTITIOUI I UllM8SI HAM• STAT8M8WT The toll-l11t jlertont trt dolllO ..,,1111uas: Ce l V 1.C. PROPE•TIES, (bl V t.C. •EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT COIU•, Ccl V.l.C. II.EAL ISTATE, (d ) v.1.c FINANCIAL SERVICES; Ct l V l .C. I N V E ST MEN T COUNSELING, 6M ~ S'"9L ~lie .01, Cetle Mete, CA,,.._ VE •SATILE I NVESTMENl co•P O RATION, • C•lllOrlll• corpor111an. "' ...... s1,..t. ~It• «II. Coste Mnl. CA m-. Tllh b<nlnnt Is COllCIUCled by e <OtPOre llon. Vtl'Mlllle 111 .. rL (.olcp Joen L F-, S.Crelery This tle1-I Wet Ill.a wit" IN COUllty Cl-of Or .... County 011 O<t. z. ,,., 1'1111111 Pullll......, Ore-Coe•t 0.lly Piiot, Oct. 17, 14, JI, Nov. 7, Itel OSl .. l PUlllC MOltE Public '-•lno will lie held et tr.. Coste ~ Pl.,,.,lno C«nml•lon •I the City H4111, n F•w .,..,.., Cost• Me .. , Celifoml•, at 6:30 p.m. or es -es -11111• tllereefter 011 Mondey, October 2'. ltlt. ••o•rd l llO '"' followlno -'k att-: I. Reh9Mlno of tlfltatlve map of Trect T·tOUOR for Psome s end Assocl•tes, 1utllorl1td •OOl'lt for SoklC.-A Femn,, I nc.._eted, l41JO EH t 5'1nfio--AY.._, S..te Ane, tot a rt•I-tftlP cretll"9 el91>l Iott, IOUIH nort-of llw S.. Oi.to efld CoslA Mtse Fr•w1y1, 111 e PDC; PDA·HD 1one. Erwlro11rne nle l dtlermlnt llon: EtA tor GP-71·lA ec:ceoted 1111tm. 2, A llUbllc "-'lno lo c-i-en ordl.....ce ..,1a11"'0 elecl""'I< 11'1- rneclll- J. Amendment 10 IPl<ltlc Plt ll SP·16·0J for Cost• MeH P tal'lnlng Commlu lon, 77 l"e lr Orlve, regerdlno lhe Wak-S<hOol lfte tocetod !IOUtll of Stcretarlet Circle, .. , of Smtllty Rotd tnd west of FucflSle Str .. l, .... lronlnWflel dllennlN l-: EIR tot GP·7'·3D. 4. z-H <epllOll Ptm>ll ZE .. M77 tor Stepflen S"umetcer. tutllorlHCI •o•nl for Scoll Development ComP9ny, 22 w.stcllH VIII•, N-port 9tec:ll, fol e CondlllOMI UM '9m>lt for OUlaldt tlor1191 tD ell-for ... dltpl.., of bl<yclts on h lenclluped erH In front of the llulldlng. louted et 2146 Newport Boulevard. 111 • C2 tone. Envlronmel'lle t d1hrmlnat lo11 : tHmpt. S z-••<et>tlon permit ZE.,l-111 lor G•ry E. end ~r• A. c:-, to7 EH i 9 atbol 9oulev1rCI, Be .... few 1 <oncllllonol 11te permit to canstrucl two att.-c:IMCI c-..1n1um Ufllb , louted •I IM Alllff1 Place, In .., A2 10 ... Envlronmelll•I dehrmlnellon· ... ,.,pt. For lvrttw< l~Oft-•boYe ~llcellons, ~ l~SW or cell •I '"' olll<t or Ill• Ple n111110 OeP9r1m..,., A_,, 200. 11 Felr Orlve, C<Ktt MeM, C:.llfomlt . PYblllNCI Or-Col« Delly Piiot, Oct. ''· 1•t 0 70..1 Mr •ncl M" And•-Cr .. n, Sovt" 1----------L09une, boy. s..t-•rJS Mr i nd Mrs Cllnltr C P1111, Lo0un• !Mac". Qlrl ....... r J6 Mr end Mrt. lhntotll P 811tnl, Founleln Vell..,, 11o¥ Mr. and Mn . Thom .. M He•n1ndt1, Sin JuM C.phtr-, girt ~-11 Mr end M". Arthur J er-er. Dena Point, glrl. s..t ..... r. M• encl Mrs. "-'" Jo...t. L•aun• Niguel, lloy. Mr end Mrs l!Oblrt G. Zumb.,OI, Jr . Di na Point, llOy. oc .... , Mr end Mrs J1mn T J 1c uon, Leoun• Niguel, boy Mr. •nd Mt1. l<•llh E Jot..nnt1, D1n1 POlnt, boy 26 banth PtllJC NOTIE CITY 0,. FOUNTAllll VALLEY, CALll'ORllllA lllOTtCE llllVITINO llot EAST VALLEY CM.U.NllL STO•M O•Allil MO. IA llJCTElllllON PlltOIECT 1110. _, NOTICE IS HEREI Y GIVEN Ultl tlle Founleln Vt lley Aoen<y for Community O.W._,t of tM City of Founleln V•lley, Cellfornla, wlll r..:e lve lffl«I .,,_..,until the llow Of 2:30 p.rn. on Tuttdey, OCI-17, ltll , tor <on•tructlon ol Ille EHi VAiie y Cha1111e1 Storm Drain tA E•lenslon In T•l'-'l A .. nut trom IW Eest of We'11 Street to 1300' Efft of Werd Str .. t In accoroe..c1 with Pl.,.t •nd Sc>e<llketloM. Pr-ls "'811 be t>retenltd .,...,.r Mlled <O .. r -sl>ell lie ilC~led by °"' of IN '°""9 of blcloffs M<vrlty req11lred by t ... Scitcllk1tlons. All propouls INIM lie IN<'Ud P•OPOSAL ON PROJECT NUMIER 444. -lie ll'l•lled .. dlll~ltd ...... lie 111 the ... rids of IN City Cltr1I I" her oft!« In Compet eng , ... City Hell, IOJOO Sl••r A-. on l or IMlore lhe l>Our st•ltd. At t he CIH lgnatltd tlfN, ell llldl rec••-wtll Twenty .six of Sout hern California's top high sc h ool marching bands and drill teams will compete for a ber th in the Tournament of Roses Par ade Nov . 14. T he bands will be taking part in the third annual Mi ssion Viejo In vitation al Band Review a n d Fi e ld Tournament, to be held at noon at the Mission Viejo Hi gh sc hool stadium. Preceding the review, t he ba nds will march along Mar guerite and A ll cia pa rkw ays beginning at about 9; 30 a.m. IM publlc1, _.,.o, eurnl111d t llCI dac IA red by 1111 City Clt<t. I I ciders ... '"• ll'Alllc •r• ln'lfltM lo tie pn-.t II Ille OKlwatlon of .. Id Ptop>Mlt. All bids to rKel-. uamt....O and cle<l•red wtll lie ref9fred by llle City Cler• lo IN City EllOl,_r encl the City An.,_., 1w c11ec•1no -.._.., 1o 111t Founltln V•ll•Y Agenc y tor Cornrnunlly Developrne111 al II• ,.,..11,. on ,._,,blr &. 1"1. Prior to comme"'lno work, ,,.. contr•Clor -111S<AKonlrecton11\tll OOteln 1 llullntu lie-ff'Ofl'I the City of Founleln Ven.., 111 acconleMt wltfl Ille City Munlc)Pft Cadl No. Vohwne 1. Title S, CNcllen S.CM 9nd S.ot .. 111 eccoro.nai wltfl IN Pt'OYlslons of St<11on 1710 -1m, lnclutlve, Of IN Lnor Cadl of the st.1• d C:.lltornl•, lht Foun\e l11 Vellty Alfl'l<Y for Comm11n11y 0.ve'->I ol the City of FoYnteln Vt lley llH by rHOlullon -.ited .,. prnelll119 hourly rete Of we eu for ••ell craft or ty" of worllm.., or rM<llelllc or 11\0ChOftl< IMtCMd lo --tlle contract wlll<ll Wiii IM •••rCl.O lo t ... MK<Hdt,11 btctder . Prevelllno •••• In cleulflc.1'-Ml wwlded for bv tt. ,.tolutlon 111111 not tit ,_ tN11 thl most ..ctl'll .,,.... cletMmlnetlan tor Ille Or ..... OMinCy arN .. ll'Altl- by thl U.S. ~ of ubor Ofld In llO ._,. ...... It be 1-tNn Ille em•11s11ee1 ....,., m1111-..... Tl• cnr.ctw INll IM'Wldlt _,. <ompe.....cloft "'--• 11 r911Y1AC1 by IM ~ com of II• Slot• Of l'ICTITiout 8UllM81& Ce lllo rnla, •lld 111111 t aecut• • lllAMI ITAT9M8111T contrec:tor's e«tlfl<Mt ,...., ... IOld Tiie lo llaw1119 "rlOn 11 dolnt cem,•11ullon re•wlrt nMlllt. The butlne" M : contrectar fiNll fwtfltr reevl,.. ell OVICI( MA•KaTtNO, "~ ""' tubc:ontrK1Ws t• l llllllOrly prowtelt Strffl, N-port ltedl, C:.lltornlt IUCll ,..._..,.,.. ...__. for t ll el ~ Ille 1u1tc.,..rec1ar.-t moieY'ML TM Merk E. Nlthtn, 114~ Jtth cOfllrecean afld ..--rectw1 ""'" Slrtot, N-pot't ltech. Collfor11le Nf'nllll .. City a c«tlfl<Me of •elver '*' of ..,......,."°" ""°" .. ttrf'llt of 1111 Tiiis llusl,,... It ttlWlllCttd WM ....,.,,.,~,._...,__,. lndlwlduel Ne bid wlM lie tent!.._ """'"-II ~ E. NI-If '""9 "' .. offkl .. W-fwm Tiiis ----m• wllfl t11e fw11""'4 w .,. City Ofld 11 lftMt 1n c -ty c•-· Of Or ..... C04111tY Ill KC.,._,. ...... """'"""' .. WI 0<1Mtr U, t•I • Notk t .,... tN,....... -it-"" .. t,,.. .... ( ............. tllml Sectltn Pllbll"*' ~ ..... CMtl Oolly ''~· I el tt1a ~~ bldtltr Oct.H,l~Jl,Hov.7,1'11 4SJMI. ""'" M llwnMCI 111 ete...._t wltll ... ( ........ .__ "111• . ..-<lfk .ti....s e11e1 tnlcla1 ,......,.._ ................. .. 1-------.----Ull N ........ _,et .. °"'°9 f/I "ICTt'1CllUl8U'llMaU 1M City • ....._,, City ... u. Cett"' MAM8 ITAT8.M41MT P lenf eN $tltclfketi.M It JS .... 'fht lelltwlllO '°''°" It dtl nt IMIWllll t-. If • ~ ......0 110t111tt1 •1 INI tllt Pl-w -.c-.-.. M V CO MAH A O a M a N T MflltvlNllt ... ~IM MMllftt COM,ANY, , .... Wan.er Aft-, CM,.. tMtl .......... j ..... Wtl •• ,...,.,.. v~. Cet"'"91e "-''"'' tlle <•t el t11a ,._ e11t1 ..,. -.ClfkMMN. -• c.-of INlllftt ~~ ......... ww_.,..,.... ...... ......._ A ......... ••.._...., V .. ley, T'tleCffy ,_....,_,_.~ ~..,.. llf!Y,r411 .... .,,._A • ...,_ ~H. MtalMlft ftlt ~ -.... "'"' .. a..oc.... ... c .. " c;w. • 0r.-c:-tv "' ettr., .._...,_ o.e...r11,.tt1t v....,.~ I'~ OAHOt ¢1 , .. ""· ,......... «> .... C-' Otlly Pltllt. .......... ()>11111 c:-.. °"" ..-. Od tt.M.11,....,.1,,.. ..... on.n,"" ...., .. 6 4 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • * SISkDOWM • DISPllATI! • Bdrm 2 ba pool home. A11ume hl·balance loan. owe stral&ht note SUCC~REALTY I Hl~R .. rtlat 11 0/o FIK•d-10 Ynl Serluded spllt·levl!I custom borne on \'I acre! owe at 13~ nxed rate 10 yrs! Spectacular canyon YU·5 min~ to sand & surf! Master suite w I custom Italian tile bath. Carden & rruit trees tool An Impossible low 17 000! HAllOlllDGE An exquisite orrenng: Elegant & spacious 3 bdrm + ranuJy room. I lev home w/panoramic vista or harbor , coutline. ocean & nt1ht hghts Prestige, com· rort, luxury & SttUnty Reduced, now $139,000 tOwner financmgl Agt, 640-~. l YEARS NEW Sharp 4 Bdr wlbonus room & secret "Kiddie Kastle" Inside. Mini Farm, play area and large patJO outside. All this ror $148.000 and the loan 11 auumable. CaU An ne Mccasland, aet . "'•' RVM* l IDRM CUSTOM EASTSIDE Qu iet cul·de·sac 1n prime E Side Mesa Parquet entry Brick frpl c. Tiled kitchen. Pantry Family rm . Water r.tler & sortner. Spa Enclosed orrstreet RV pad Giant patio. Storage shed Fruit trees OWC lg TD at l3~ Very Oexlble Low 6'1 Isl TD Only $17$,000 Bo Licata Bkr7Si·l221 HIUTOP RETREAT 130/o FIXED- IOYRS! Secluded split level custom home on lfl ac ! owe at 13% fixed rate. 10 yrs! Spectacular cyn vu 5 min . to sand & surf! Malt suite w/cstm tile bath. garden & fruit trees LOO! An impossible low $169, $179,000. Call Bob Burdi ck . agt $93,500 ll.6% Terms! NoquaUrymg' A hnt astic arrordable home with privacy Cov· ered entry. ronnal living room. added ram1ly room w1tb brick rtreplace. 3 huge bdrms. 2 baths, very pnvate re· ar yard. Prire only S 129, 900. Call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS SUNDECK· OCNVU 2 Bdrm home-lrg lol·lile kit.-roman tub. Good in· vestment or starter home. Owner will refl. Call Bob Burdick. agt. TllolllglltMit._.. Oii tf!I ~ Colll. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS OCUMllOMT DWUX Owner will carry M11111lticent viewa. Up· per 3 bdrm. 2 bath " lower 2 bdrm, 2 bath Completely furnished. t'or winter & aummer rentals OwJier hu left st ate. Bring orrers. Priced at $750,000. associated OM 'lo l JI<, W( Al Tr "', i • " &it J t, •t DIRECTORY llnp tltis ......, clNciwy .wltll yw tltis ..... _,et yw .. Mau ....... Al IM IM._. l tW IMtew -~ • ,,..._ .... ~, .......... ....._. • tM.y's DAl.Y l'tlOT WAMT ADS., ...... , ................ fw .... ,.., _ wptlll .... -· .......... "' ........... -· ,......, .... ,..,, HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $335,000 Sat Sun I ·5 178 Brandywyne Terrace, Back Bay, NB 631-1400 $155,000 Sat 1·5 **3314 Oceanfront, Newport Bch 631-1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM Of' D94 15 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 640-5777 $1.8 million Sun 1·5 2523 16th St.. Newport Beach 675·6000 $210,000 Sat 1 ·5 1515 August Ln., Santa Ana Hgts 640·9900 $119,000 Sat J.4 56 Arboles (Rancho San Joaq) Irv. 675-6000 $209,000· Sat /Sun 1·5 3462 Windsor CrtcWimbledon Vill .)CM 645-0303 $186,200 SatiSun 1-4 l IEDROOM 2718 Alton, Costa Mesa 673-7300 Open Sat 1832 Marapata, Irv. Terr .. CdM 642·8235 $223,500 Sat 1·5 20612 Egret Ln .. Hunt. Beaeh 960-2183 $110.000 Sat Sun 1-5 2359 Columbia. Clg Park, C.M. 556-1724 $134,500 Sat Sun 1·4 133 Undine (Lido Isle) NB 675·7298 \ Sat1Sun 264 E. Bay St. <Eastside'l CM 631·7300 $149,900 SatiSun 1·5 26 Canyon Isl Dr.(off Ford Rd .)NB 644-4910 $1.500, Mo Sat 1-5 2718 Vista del Oro, Eastbl uffs, NB 646·7434 $141,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 104 Via Palermo. Lldo Isle, NB 673-7300 Sun 1·5 354 62nd St., Newport Beach 759-1501 $230,000 Sat 12·5 3024 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 631-1400 $1,350,000 Sat Sun 1·5 2041 E. Balboa Bl.. Bal Penin Pt. 642-5200 $350,000 SaliSun 1·5 2314 No. Pacific, Santa Ana 548· 1163 S 112.000 Sat1 Sun 1 ·5 2371 Orange (Eastside) CM 645-0303 $124,000 Sat 2-5 l IR plus FAM RM Of' DEM ' •1472 Galaxy Dr.(Dover Stirs.) NB 642-2510 $685.()()().Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 u 3711 Seashore, Newport Bch 673·6578 $895,000 Sat Sun 10·4 2127 Aralia. Eastbluff, NB 642-8235 $279,500-fee Sat 1·5 3007 Harbor View Dr (HVH!s) CdM 644·2919 $725,000 Sat Sun 1·5 38 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 675·7060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 2646 Victoria Dr .. Laguna Beach 494-1177 Sat/Sun 2-5 251 62nd Street, Newport Beach 631-7300 $152,900 Sat 1·5 ** •747 Balboa, Lagwia Beach 494-6503 $349.000 Sun 1·4 1907 Tradewinds. Baycrest. NB 644-9060 $325,000 Sun 2·5 1436 Serenade Terr., CdM 675-5511 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3404 Wim bledon CWimbledonVlg) CM 646-7434 $185,000 Sal/Sun 12-4 2007 Baj a (Bluffs) NB 631-7300 $209,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1921 Tradewinds U1 (Baycrest) NB 631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 28 Miners Trail (Northwood) Irv . 675-6000 $199,~ Sat 1-5 1112 Grove Ln (Westcli(() NB 646·5092 $410,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2048 Commodore Rd., Nwpt Beach 548-1022 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 :.>23 Carob, Newport Beach 644-7020 $244,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 ~8,000 Sat /Sun 1-4 2298 Redlands, Back Bay, NB 631-1400 $265,000 Sa( l·S 907 Van Ness, Costa Mesa 631-1400 $175,900 Sun l ·5 1761 Port Mantey Ctrc. CIMI) NB 759-1501 $269,900 SatJSun 1·5 3085 Klondike, C-Osta Mesa 631-1400 $199.900 Sun 1·5 428 Riviera Terr., Corona Hgblnds 673-6900 $.615,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 2331 curr DrlveJ Newport Bel1btt 631·1.00 $79:>,000 8at/Sun 1·5 •tt15 Tradewiodl (Dover lln) NB ooo sun - 214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. N.B. 675·6161 $420,000 Sun 1-5 •2283 Waterman, Back Bay, NB 631-1400 $235,000 Sat 1·5 120 Via Quito. Lido Isle, N B 675·6161 $475.000 Sun 1·5 •3617 S. Timber, Santa Ana 759· 1221 $165,000 Sat Sun J.4 4006 Inlet Isle (}NH.ls) CdM 675·3411 $229,500 3918 S. Birch, Santa Ana Sun 1·5 752· 1700 $147 ,000 Sal Sun 12·5 2353 Columbia, Costa r.tesa 963·6767 $131 ,500 Sun 1 5 4627 Courtland, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $318,000 Sat 1·5 332 Poi nsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $469,000 Sat 1-5 Mon·Fri l ·!i . 4 lf:DROOM •2672 Basswood, Eastbluff, NB 640·5777 $209,lm SaltSun 1·5 1207 Sussex Ln. (Westcliff) NB 759·9100 $287,000 Sat Sun 1·5 289 Camellia, E'side. C.M. 645-5797 $140,000 Sat Sun 12·4 118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, NB 673·7300 Sat Sun 1·5 •2585 Irvine Ave .. Back Bay. NB 631-1400 $449,000 Sun 1·5 u #8 Collins lsl.(Balboa lsl>NB 673·6900 Sl.200.000 Sat Sun 1·5 4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 1521 Tahit1. Laguna Beach ,i97.5454 5529.500 Sat Sun I 5 1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach 497.5454 5529.500 Sat Sun I 5 •I Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge. NB 644·6200 SJ.795,000 Sat Sun 1·5 2018 Port Rams gate <HVHm.s l NB 759·0244 $314.000 Sat Sun l·S • •2274 Channel Rd .. Balboa Penin. 675-2311 Sl ,345,000 Sun l·S •204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB 640-5777 $625,000 Sat I ·5 232 Goldenrod. Coronadel Mar 673-8494 $595.000 Sun 1 ·5 1251 Surfline Way (Harbor Vu l Cd M 644-4910 S395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 542 Harbor Island Dr (Prom Pt) NB 759-9100 Sl,600,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee <Seavu> NB 759·9100 $383.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1315 Antigua Way tBaycresU NB 631-7300 ~360.000 Sat 1·5 • 1658 t:tah Cr 1 Mesa Verde > CM 631·7~) S,185.000 Sat 1 5 2755 Gannet Dr . Mesa Verde, C :\1 751-0205 $197,500 Sun 1·5 1118 Somerset Ln <Westcliffl NB 631-7300 $495.000 Sat Sun 1 ·5 333 Poppy. Corona del Mar 675·5511 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1124 Dana Dr .. Plaza del Sol. CM 646·7434 $259.,000 Sun J.4 •6Winged Foot (BigCyn) NB 675-6000 $685,000 Sat Sun 1-5 • 1342 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores.NB 993-3660 $850,000 Sun 12·4 512 Ventaja (Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $289,000 Sat Sun 1·5 105 Via San Remo, Lido Isle. NB 673-7300 $650.000 Sun 1·5 HOO Grove Ln .. DoverShrs. N.B. 673-7300 $575,000 Sun 1·5 * 17521 Via Espania. Hunl..' Beach 673·7300 Sun 1-S 223 Via Qurto, Lido Isle. NB 673·7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 548·5647 S420,000 Sat/Sun •*~Grand Canal , Qnlboa Island 631 1400 $675,00) Sat/Sun 1-5 ••320 Morningstar, Dover Shrs, NB 831-1400 $2,000,000 Sun l·S •1730 Marlin Way, Newport Beach 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1·5 4511 Camden <CameoShrs> CdM 673-7761 $925,000.fee Sun l·S 1753 lrvlne Ave., Newport Bch 644·9060 $2351000 Sun 1-5 15391 BafCln Cr., Huntin&ton Bcb. 848·0709 $129,900 Sat 1·4 •49 Montecito (Spyglas.) CdM 552-1714 '675,000 Sat/Sun l·S 320tDelaware Pt, Mesa Verde, CM 645-IZSI $1~~ Sat/Sun ll·~ 1708 E. Balboa Bl., Bal Penin Pt. 842-5200 $370.1.080 Sun 1·5 • m Larkaput C\lreenbrk >CM Ml-1313 $11tt900 Sat12:~:30 .. , Rr '• •r:..v pt/VIM AFFORDABLE llJUSING ORANGE CWNTY Call for free information on af fordable housing available in Orange County for singles, pro- fessionals and retired. MilY JA~ UALTOI Ill Do•tr Dr .. Mewport leach 631-1094 • 1942 Port Nelson. Newport Bch 673·8550 $350,000 Sat1Sun 1-5 3914 S. Birch, Santa Ana 752·1700 $163,000 Sat1Sun 12-S 3108 Madeira <Mesa Verde ) CM 963·6767 $159,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 15 Cedar Ridge, Trtlrk lllnds. Irv 675-34 11 $350,000 Sat Sun l ·S 2415 S. Lowell, Santa Ana 645·0303 $98.500 Sat I . 30·4: 30 5 IEOROOM 49 Goleta. Spyglass, CdM •. 642 8235 $895.000 s·au Sun 12·4 5 IR phis FAM RM or DEH • 508 Even mg Star Ln <Dvr Sh rs l NB 631-7300 $950.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 32301 Via Mentone. So. Lagwia 855·2013 SattSun 11·5 •23 Narbonne. Hrbr Ridge. NB 644·6200 S2.500.C.X>O Sa 1·4 Sn 1·5 •.•351 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle. ~B 760 o8:l5 s 1.1so.fXX> Satt·5 1601 Warn1 ('k Ln <lfbrHlnds l NB 631 7:100 S289.5<X) Sat Sun 1·5 •ltJ Muir Beach Ctr .Cd:\l 640·9900 S2.300.00J Sat 2·5 77 MontN·1to <Spyglass l Cd~l 675 6000 $695,000 Sat 1 ·5 1823 Port Taggart (HVHm.s ) ;";8 552 1714 S312.5<Xl Sat Sun 1·5 6 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 8Cypress Point. BigCyn, NB 640·5777 $1 7 million Sun 1·5 25 Bodega Bay, Spyglass. CdM 7611 0835 S599.000 Sat I 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDROOM 1010 MacArthur. Santa Ana 545 7918 S83.i00 Sal Sun 9·5 2 I EDROOM • 1033 Bays ide CO\ e E ~ B 6-14 ·9060 S680.000 Sat Sun 1·5 2600 Blk Santa ,\na .\ \'l' . C ~I 631 61~ Sl 29.500 Sat Sun 12·5 355 A' ocado. Costa :\ksa 631 3405 S 115.CXXJ Sal Sun 11 5 536 \'1sta Grande. Bluffs. :'-iB 6-10·5560 S240.CXKJ Sat Sun I ·5 • 102 Shulz. Ph 34. \'ersa11les. NB 673 7300 $256.0CXJ Sat Sun l ·S •2277 Par1fir Ave .. Me::.a West. Cl\t 673 7300 Sl37 .000 Sun 1 ·5 • 19098 Flags hip Cr .. Huntng Brh 673·7761 Sl 19.500 Sun 1·5 •20() McNei l. in 12. Versailles. NB 759·1501 Sl45.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 1932 Meyer Place. Costa Mesa 631·4361 , 64J.J991 Sat Sun 12·5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN #6 Klamath, Ir\'ine 631·7600 S195.000 Sat 1·5 • 17 Odyssey Court. Nwpt Crest. NB 631-1400 $229.500 Sat Sun 1·5 3 lf:DROOM 2600 Blk Santa Ana Ave. CM 631·6194 5139,500 Sat Sun 12·5 502 Ave. Lucia. Bluffs. NB 640·5560 Sl93.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 •271 B. Alton. Uradford . Santa Ana 673·7300 S98.600 Sat 1·5 •559 Vista Flora. The Bluffs. NB 631·1400 $248,880 Sat Sun 1-5 862 Bear Creek, Costa Mesa 675·3411 $134,950 Sal Sun 1·~ l IR plus FAM RM or DEN •305 Columbia, Newport Crest, NB 631 ·1400 $259,000 Sun 1-5 4 IEDROOM 405 Vista Grande. Bluffs, NB 640·5560 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2138 Vista Laredo. The Bluffs, NB 673·6900 $295.000 Sun 2·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 H ,.... FAM llM or DEH 873 Village Creek. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $210,000 Sun 12:30-4 :30 DUPLEXES FOR SALE JH,..1• 412·412'h Goldenrod, CdM 673-84$4 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 815 E. Ba.lboa Blvd., Newport Sch 673·7300 $385,000 Sun 1·5 Me.wt..., w. ....,.., For w. ....... 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Offwtd ot $675,000. C4ll for brochure, lll '°"'" COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• COt"Ofta dtl Mor 675-5511 LINDA ISU F.xciting opl)Ortwuty. W1dev1ew from spectacular urdutectuntl designed 6 bdrm. 5 bath. pluyroom, dark room & den. Slip for 2 lar.:e boats. Sl,lS0,000. LIDO ISLE HOME . IU...VaA-~llQ. ..... -ONH-WM 1·5.r -'Featured 0n Jromes Tour tn1S -lovely traditional spacious. <·ustom 3 bdrm. 3 bath home, newly decorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see. 214 VIA ITHAC-A Or&I SUM 1°5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ct!ilings. Grcal for entertaining. ' 5420,000. Best prke for the money .. PEHIMSULA POINT IEACHFIOMT Panoramic bay & ocean vie w at wedge. from prime large lot, 4 bdrm •. 3 bath custom home. 3100 sq. fl. fea turing marine room. $1 .385.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.il Boy)•Ur Dr" ~; !l ul~ 61b : ------------'* * * * * * * WA YME JOHNSON * mmuFF sr~~~~~~w'' Heritage Collection 8eaut1ful :i lldrm Rlurr~ t·ond11 l'rll't' Juli! rl'dured 10 Sll'.15.11110 S1•ller 11111 flnanr•' al II'. .. llurn. II '11011°1 last 673~ THE REAL ESTATERS OM GOLF COURSE N~stlecl amonj! lush grt•(•nery . this one of a kind l'UStom homt> is locatl'd on the l\l{•S<• Verde Country Club golf courst' Featured are 4 Bdrm-;. lamllv rm. rumpus room. pool w spa a nd lighted paddle Lennis court. Thi" homf.' olf<•r-; thr u 111 mall• 1 n prt\ an ,1 nrl secl\,lsion Call for prhCJle shO\\ing .J\Cl\IE HANDLDli\:'\ !;:JI t26fi llG CANYON'S LOWEST P4RICE Prof. detor Dover 2hr. 2ba . ram. rm .. lrg \ ''i\· n1om for pool. Guard{\.\ \) ~lust sell Su bm 1l ~ \) \., r or terrni. Assum. t'~ .. rn~ '300.lKKI. Prn'l' S425.000. Bou & DO\ it• Koop 759-1221 TRADE ORAMGE & AVOCADO RAMCH 78 ac Valle) Cenlt'r. sub mup compl. 4 sep par &•II or tradt' • all or part for homt• 111 Npt .. Laguna or Mission \'tejo SI .200.000 Bob ur lxl\'le Koop. 759-1221 "2" NEWPORT CREST CONDOS Ocean vu, 4 Rd 3 Ba. Fam rm , wet bar. dm rm. pool. tennis $210.000 ea. Term-;. Submit any offer to Bob or Do\'ic 759· 1221 180 OC EAM VIEW 4 BR . 31 i B.\ Fam. Rm Om Rm . Lg yard w pool. Pvt beach $725.000 Bob & Dovie Koop 759· 1221 COASTLINE & OCEAN VIEW Cameo Shores finest 3 BR. 3 B:\ + den. FH. formal Din . huge rourtyd w pool . pri\' beach. Bob or Dm·ie Koop 75!.I 1221 CAMEO HIGHLAMDS 3 BR. 2 HA Forrmil Om . Just redecor. & remod(>led. Ocean new. Pri bca<·hes. $339.000 LH . Hob or Do\ ie Koop 759-1221 40 FT 104 T DOCK .t HR. 3 BA . formal dan F'am. Rm . ll uge m<1ster suite w bay \'le\\. Lg. sit·dn bar. Lg ptllio lo water lme S575.<XXl Fel' Hob & Oo\'1e Koop 759-1221 LINDA ISLE MASTHfltECf OwnN desperate' Will sell low down. trade for 2nd TD's. lund . units Lg. M TO assum. 76ft of walt•r front with mom for 85 fl i.'-< !Nl fl ~·11l'ht. Asking 4 millton. S~mit any krm>. Honus S°HHUNNl pl us J', lo srllinl! agt. loh & l>t)\'it• Koop iS!t ltll ' \ I ·coROMA DB. MAR 1·2 LOT Charming beach collage. featuring 2 Bdrm +den. large living room with fireplace. double garage. Asking S2fi9.500. For an appointment to see. l' a II 540· 1151. MESA VERDE CONDO SIS,000 down. Excellent financmg. owner mav tarrv balance on AITD al 12r, 2 Bd.rm. double garage. terrific area Asking $95.000. Call 540·1151 ERITAGE RCTaylorCo 640-9900 DRASTIC REDUCTION Own this beautiful lo\\nhome bt'low market value. 2 B.R. + den. pool. spa. sauna. Good assum. fan:inrmg . Reduced to SJ 19.000. VIEW LOT Just under an acre-high on <1 hill m \"1lla P:.irk Own. \\111 help fmanre S395.000 OM THE G~ Choo:,,e the perfect lol'al1on orl parklike greens m lr\'me. 3 u n. 2 BA. end unit on t ul de·:-.at· Financing can be assum plu.!i own \\111 assist Readv lo movl' in at $156,000. . CUSTOM HOME + RENT AL Just listed premium quality with two 3 BH units · bea ms -rirepleces in old Corona del :\tar. Seller wi II exchange or be crcahvc wi th your terms -offered al S347.500 Call u& now' VACANT Sellers leaving country and must lea,·e behind their well lcoalea 3 Br .• Fam. Room. Close to pool & tennis. Prime lr\'lne area. Reduced to Sl60.000 H urry~ SPYGLASS CLEARANCE Like new 4 BR fam room. 212 bath with breathtaking view on quiet cul de sac. Now $649.500 VINT AGE CHARMER This spacious 3 BR 2 ba custom is located in the prestige Fashion Sq . area of Santa Ana and includes a 1 BR guest quarters. Sell er will finance with great terms. Can't be duplicated for the asking price of $200.000 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 SAAICEJ C 8 II A T £ N R C 0 M U I P T N D Q It S T W k C A 8 D M 0 M A I D I 0 N Q E IANHAROOCAERSAARAUN 0 R N I E H 0 C S It R P N E T I R 0 I Re· IR W4f IS EWA L HR EH IL EAUE AOETMCHURTTONI PYQI ACREOOOEEYHMIN I 8 E L R A C M Y R R 0 P C S P A A V C L Q 8 M D 0 £ A N U P IC I I A Q DRRM PA&EMLEEOYSDMH £ It A N S E L T T A It I 0 C 8 M I It C N 0 H H I T S '1 D L A £ H T 0 P A A It R A U T T N P D I L P L T £ S I D C 0 OCJAA0£0KVSE8AOIROA HAlt~CRltANOTltYAVt'1AI ; T--""' $5,522 000 ht S.1 Yo-. 0ct' l.OCt I J, I ti I 13 TaANSACTIOM~ PH DAY! Who Says Business ls Bad ? Rea1 Estate Is Boominl,Al - ·n-e/M'ax of Newporf'Beacnl ~ 15 Cor.Ponte Plata #100. NB 759~1221 · R&"M~ of Newport Beach N E T l E T I I I' r I WOREC ,. I' I I I . ~ D A F E " I r Ove<llnro tn Oepotlt llM ol i--1....-.1-~ -1.--.1..........i : bank· "What 1111• country ._..... __ ._ . ..__..~ t needs I• a bank whet• you ..--------. Clepc>Slt I IOHlll 11\0 ll'MI bank 0 R Y B 0 II I glvn you -. " -,..,.,,-, -, -,.--.-, -i e '"""'-.. "'" _, .. ~ b, ''""'9 .. rllo ..,_,, •ood \'OU dev•lo!> .. _ """ No 3 booio.. 8 P~tNI NUM(l!l£0 1{11f«S IN !tUf SOUAR!S I' r r r r 1 C) u~~'c~~N~~~! i!mts I I j I I J SCRAM-LETS Altswen In ClaulflcotkMI 8080 CE 110111 ELllRS ca. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE I 207 SUSSEX LANE WESTCUFF OPEN SAT 1-5 HEW PM MARKET! Four Bed room. Three Ba th. Sparkling Clean Remodeled Home. Ca ll For Be st Term:> In Town. Lee.JS(' Option Possible. SlBi.000 2121 YACHT ... kEE SEA VIEW OPEN SAT 1-5 Fantastic· Four Bedroom. Three Bath. One·Story Horne. Offe ring One Floor Living At Its Hl'sl ! Gourmet Kilehen. Two Fireplaces. Family Room + Two-Car Garage Attarhl'd. Elevated Lot f'or Views Of Western Sunsets & City Lights Gate Guarded. Priced Uncrer Competition At $383,000 542 HARIOR ISUHD DRIVE PROMONTORY IA Y OPEN SAT 1-5 Spec·wl Custom Baylronl. FEE LAND Ca thedral Q>1lings, Parquet Floors & New Carpets Th rce Bedrooms & Con\'ert1ble Den. 31 i Baths. Separate Dining . Huge Family Room W Wet Bar. K1trhen With Pantry. Breakfast Room Sauna. Study. Three-Cl.Ir Garage Wood Deck Overlooks Bav & Dock Own er Will Carr~· Large Second St .G00.000. FIXER UPPER EASTILUFf !Individual Home -Large Five Bedrooms -Separate Master Suite -Good Floor Plan -View Of City Lights -Great Neighborhood - School & Park Close By. Listed At $255,000. CORONA Da MAR INCOME Huge Duplex Overlook mg Bay. Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of The Fines t In co me Properties In Corona del Mar Master Units Have An Ocean View -Built On An Oversized Lot. Call F'or Details LAGUMA MIGUEL OCEAMFIOHT Jn The Exclusive Gated Commumly Of "The Shores." Spacious Custom Built Four Bedroom Ho me Overlooking Gorgeous White Sand Beach. High Beamed Ceilings, Graceful Circular St aircase. Forever View Of Ocean. Owner Will Help With Financing. $1.450,000. S MILLION S VIEW S Lovely Courtyard Entrance -Tile Galore -Plus Bay View -Huge Patio -Potted Plants -Flowing F'ountains --Indoor10utdoor Living -This Two Bedroom, Two Bath Condo Shows Better Th an A Model. Shown By Appointment. A "Joy Of Newport .. Listing . LA COSTA B.EGAHCE ' On A Knoll Above The Golf Course, This Home Offers Tranquility For Which La Costa Is Famous. Appointments Include Marble Foyer, Gold Plated nles, Fixtures & Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls. Ideal For Entertaining. Built Around Sparkling Pool & Spa. Priced $650,000. HIWPORT SHORES Three Bedroom lfome In A Young People's Location. A Fun Place To Live. Tennis, Swimming, Be)ch Nearb}'. Rented For $7So A Month At The Present. t>riced At $1301000. Appointment Necessary Sul Easy To Show. SPICT ACUUI SPYGLASS VIEW Highly upgrud~i 4 ~room and family room hom(! located on the former model slrect ot' Spyglass Hil l.. This home has all the amenities you would want. large famlly room with wet bar and coz.v used brick flrcplut·c t,.arge yard with SP.O and a lt•rr·1fir front row view o( the ocean and <'ily lights. Pritl'd to sell fast ul StilCJ,000. FAHTASTIC FIHANCING IN ILUFFS Beautiful 3 bedroom end unit with wrap around patio Assumable Isl TD and owner \\111 t•arry a large second Oe!.irable Delore•:,, model S24!1.500 Open Sun 1·5. 400 \'ista <lumtCJ . MEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM llea11t1ful tustom home has large llnng room. family room with \\el bar and hurdwood floors. 4 Br & 3 Ba. Large front y;Jrd provides nice sel Gatk from the ~lreet and the private rear y<.1rd is beautifully land:miped arou11d a dramat1t pool a11d gazebo wi th spCJ $389,000 SPACIOUS FAMILY LIVING 7 hr. ·11 :i ba. Spyglass home with spadous. thoughtfully des1gnt•d floorpllln that gl\cs you room to hve. Luxurious f<.·a ture!) sue h as hardwood floors. (•ustom shutters. separate maier , quarters. fully equ1pµecl k1l«he11 \\llh ddd1t1onal Jenn .\ire range custom oak bookt'CJSC!), lurgl' lam1ly room and txmus room an• hut a ff'\\ nf lht.> outsta11d1ng ll•alun·s 1)f this heaullful ~oulhporl tnockl Opl•n Sun I 5 25 Bodega BU\ S.'l!IH.1100 LUGE FAMILY HOME OH THE BAY Enjo~ wakrfront II\ mg on Lido Isle 111 this fantastic 7 ht•<lroom Colonial st vie home. with t'rcnc·h doors. sh.utters. and ust•d brick patio. Largp h<1lcon~· off nwster bedroom on•rlo11ks lht• watC'r and llw private sandy l>t>ad1 Thb un ique home on an overs11t•d lol 1s ideal for fr.t milv hvmg und enterta1mn~ on the ba} SI ,750.ooo Opt•n Sal 1·5 3.'>l \'1a Lulo Sou ct COUNTRY FREHai 85'. fmancm~ avu1lable al 13', for 30 't•ar!) on thi:-llt'autif ul euslom horru.• in th1~ l'XC'lu:-1,·e guard ga ted. watl•r Ofll'nl('(I rnmmun1t v :-;ew. t•ountry frcnl'h <''lute. ·llsO sq rt with lhe finf.'st .1ppomtmenls uncl craf.tsmanshtp 4 br. 3 1z ba. spar1ou~ tamil~ room. llt>rar). -l ftreplatt•s and lot~ more S745.000 CUSTOM OM THE GOLF COURSE c;rarious ancl l'lt'gant llnng in th1~ 5 br n1stom home F:lcl!anl I\ appointed 11\ 1ng 1oom and form~I dining room with mirrored eeiltng. Richly pant•lcn family room and library with birc·h paneling. built-in bookslH'lvl's. Expansive terrace orerlook~ ~olf rourse and has built-in IJCJrheque. wet liar and spa Prcst'nll'd al S2.:lm.ooo l&.UffS FllST OFfalMG Unusual end unit Trina \\-1th air c·ond1tlontnj!. borch·rmg tht• "1ld-hfe area. Owner w1 II mo\'e or lease bu<'k Fle>.1blt• f111a1w111g. 3 hr. 21 i ba "Pill ll•n•I Lovt.·I~ $255.000 ILUFfS S.NGLE STOIY PllffCTIOM Just listed l1nd unit expanded Linda plan with large wrap-around patio on outstanchng gr(•enbl'lt location Cc·n lra.I <lir cond1tio ninj:!. totally custom17.ed. 2 hr plus c:nnvertihle dl'n. St•c to appreciatt'. S2fi5.UOO. FANTASTIC VIEWS /\ Southport model \\1th spectacular views The home is highly upgraded wit h built -ins in t he Bdrms. plantation shutters. and hardwood floo r s The professionally lan<lsrapcd grounci s feature ex tensive usr of used brick. 1\ .. ready lo move in .. home. Owner \\ill carry some financing $699.500 or offer on lease o[tion. OWMB WAMTS ACTION Lido Isle. ~Meet lo street location at quiet west end of Is land. Community beach. tennis. yuchl club. 4 br. 312 ba. gourmet kitchen. Owner will help \\ith rinan<'ing.. and onl) needs to•; down. Submit offers. be creative. Reduced to $525.000. A surB LOT IH SPYGUSS · Co mpliments this lovely N cw Bedford home. It featu)'cs four bedrqoms. fou r haths. f1m1l y room. and formttl dinlnl( room. 1-:xtensi ve upgr~des und u kin~·si7.ed lot make thi s home a lruly unqlu<.• fincl. ()(~red al S:>BU,IMlO wilh cxt·dlt•nl fi rfanctnJt uvuilable. I I)~ 1 11 I • Dir . LINDA ISLE ralCE HOUCTIOH Fantastic· loc·.it1on m th<· lH!f lurnini.: busrn. Now SUIOO.OOll L.e a !I c h..CJJ t.l . U r a m a t 1 ,. u re hit ectu re i n<"I ud\•s . h 1 gh beam ed ('e tl1ngs, 4 fplcs. plantation s hulll·r·s. marvelous m<ister suite + 5 tidd1t1onul BH. Dock for 2 I~ hoatK. Ca thy Schwekhrt r .. 12 8Zl.5 ( l-'13) HARIOR RIDGE WITH VIEW! 1frn home w. ('trtular staimu~c <·ntry . beaulif ul fornwl ll\·in~ und dining rms Tht• fllll'Sl ul woodi, 1-md importl'd marbles 1-:1eg11nt master suite• µarll'h-tl him.tr' and winl' ruum Ell'\ ator. t ('~Jr l'(a rage SI .7!15,IJOO Ly11nt· \'alenlinc• H l·G2tXJ I F14 1 CALIFORNIA SPANISH ESTATE Lido Isl.ind C'aplllrl's tlw true essente of soph1::it1cated II\ mg This 16 room hOl'Tl(' on 3 loh 17 BH·GB,\ I open~ tu expan!)l\'t' 'landstaped courty<ird & lg pool Jo~xcel l ent I 11rnnl'ing S 1.2511.flOO Tom Allinson & Tl'rry Hanes 042·8235 (Fl 5 I PRIME EMERA.LO IA Y LOCATION on a qu1N \\ oodtl(f c·ul de sal' ,\ perfectly planrwtl horn(• & location 1\ IH'\\('r e11s1om hu1lt home built h~ <I top ar<'hitect for his 0\\ n USl' 3 BH. 3 HA 011 3 o c e a 11 ,. ll' w I t· v l' I s A s k i n g St!l2,000 {;('Ol'gl' (;rupl' H4Hi200 1Fl6J 200 BLOCK Of CORONA oa MAR! Delightful 2 ston home " OC'ean vie\\ Lush <·pts und de..,1gnt>r l'abnc wall tuvrnngs and natural wood paneling, 3 lg BRS, 3 BA & den Gut•!.l quarter'-nff g<1rngt'. SpaC'IOU:-. It\ 111g & dining rms <h er::i11e lol $fi511.0IH1 llol h ~larkas f>-14 6200 1 Vl7 l PR I ME OCEAN FRONT ~1 1 111 ('Ond1t1on 3 BH 111 qu1l'l loC'alwn Addition po~:-.1hthl1es in future. Spar1ou::i patio. t c·;,1r parking 0\\ ner w1 II I 1na11n.· to qua Ii fil•d buyer S598.500 Jo~ c·e Edlunrl G:t2 8235 < F18 1 REDUCED $30 .000 ! 22 11 Wale rf ron l, C 11rorw dt· I :i1t1 r Delightful ('USl()lll tn le\.CI :.i BH. din rm. hornl' plu~ I B H. gut•st qt rs Seller w1 II hl'lp finance ' $595.000 Martha 1\ICJtnah 64l 82:i5 St00,000 PRICE RB>UCTIOH (h<:r 1:• ane. 5000 sq fl•l'l ,,e,lt•rn ~t~ led h<1c1t•1uJa. t·omplett·I~ l'Ustom cles1gm•cJ & hutlt O:ik flooring. 3 ~lum~tone fq>ks. fam rm & bar. •basement A.-;sumable loan~ ~449.IHIO B:irbarn Callthdn W2 8235 I F20 l FOUR BEOROOM -POOl HOME O\nter 'e1' moll\ ,111-tl Spacious open floor plan " ~t'JJUrate rm for holJh~ or gu<'~I oil pool art'a L!! lam rm \\llh lmd. tplr ,\JI nc\\ k1trht·11 &. I Joor rnH•nng Great lol0<1l1011 S3% ooo 1,, nnl' \'a ll'nl1m· Ii 14 1;200 1 F'l 1 · TRUST SALE! \\'t·ll me11nta1m·d 2 story hone on tht' peninl'lu1a 3 BR plus 2 BR guc•s t unit Spal'ious h' rm w massin• fpk mt1ster suite. Seclurled patio del'k. SJS0.000 incl la nd Submit. Dtl'k lflllderman 1~2·8235 I F22 l BA YCREST -BEST BUY "ONE OF A KIMD" lmmarul;th• I l'H homl· l•'ormal dminl! rm & O\'l'rs1zccl BH"s Seller ha:-. purc·ha ... l•d another homt' t~ pnC'c refle,·ts need for last sale With full pnrc offer sell<·r \.\tll l'ttrr' attrael1H' 2nd ·r D & note for !i \ r.. S349.uoo Suzdnnc Shull'r 1;.1:? 823."> F"l3 1 VIEWS OF CITY LIGHTS Thi~ honw affords one ,l!ranou.' II\ lllg Tilt· entry wtlh leadt><I glJs~ \\1n<k>\\ ~ leads you upslatr.-. to an open 3 BH 2 BA It\ mg art.'J \\1th tustom spa Fa h u Io u ~ a ss um ab ll• hmrnt'mg iH a11<1hll' S29!1.1x10 Fl't' Jt•nn1fer Suchomcl h41 lil00 'F2l 1 PRICE REDUCTION! J HR home. cul ·de·sac. Brn·k k1trhf.'n, wood panel dinin~ area. RV slorag1•. Ow ner extreme!\' moti\'atl'rl. Assume Isl & 2nd· TD's 5123 .500 Paula Bailey 642 82.15 1 F'2R J OUTST A HD I HG FAMILY HOME 4 BH. lg lt.1m rm fpk and \WI har Custom ,,.101 & spa Hl·lllmll'lt•cl kitchl•n S2X5.0IN1 1 lolh ~lat 1-.a' 644·6200 1 Fi!~ 1 • EASTHN CHARM .\ trul~ '"' 1trng home on f l'l' larHI Bn~ht & ~urirt~ w a rnuntr~ k1ll'htn \\1lh fpk ~ man elous lmo~c·a~e.., Spat'ious master suite Lg wooded lot m Eastblufl S2i!Uou Barh,11-.1 i\unl· 642-8235 I F21i I OPE~ llOL"S~; SATt:HDt\ Y I 5 2127 ,\n.1ha t:astblufl ;-.; t'" pent 14<.•i•(·h IOCIC IOTTOM PllCE -SOLIO GOLD ntMS Thert··s nothin.c like It in Coronu dd ~far J BU and huge.• lot on a stTl11dc.•d Stn•\'l Va,·<i nl & r't•<idy fol' lml'. S:ti!:t !loll Cob\' Wu11I. 1•it:t·Hl:~'i 1 fi'•li I OPI•::\ 11o{;s~; S1\'ITHIMY 1 r) 11~:•2 Mun1 put 11 1 r\'lnr 'l'nra1°<' Corona <Id ~l ar • . I I .J You 've Arrived at ... HARBOR lll;E Lov~ly English country estate co mbining classic design with formal elegance and traditional oW world c harm . Cus tom four bedroom. four bath home with every a memty and view of ocean. bay and city lights. One million dollars in assumable financing. Full µri ce Sl. 700 ,000. Call for Ann Vaughn Sa ntas. LINDA ISLE The charm of yesterday, yet modern as tomorrow. A superbly constructed 4 bedroom home on the water with luxury plus . Wi ll exchange for premium in come, producHve com mercial or multiple residential property. Sl.895 mill ion . Exclusive with William F. Cote. BIG CANYON Experience the pleasure of an adult custom home 10 years in the planning. In credible attention to detail . . r legantly proportioned and poised over a three par green Sl.8 million . Open Sunday l to 5 15 Royal St. George. Big Canyon BIG CANYON 4 Bedroom home with 2 bedroom guest quarters. Impressive view of 18th fairwa v Billiard room and pool. Owner ·.,..;II assist in financing Sl.7 million Exch.LSive with William F. Cole. Open Sunday 1 to 5 8 Cy pres!:> Point. Big Canyon BIG CANYON Magnificent view ~ Large kitC'hen. formal dining room. pool. spa and sauna! Three bedroom. 3 bath home. 3450 sq ft. all new carpeting. Great finan cin g! Exclusive with William F. Cote $895.000 LIDO ISLE Smooth. smart and sophisticated''' Four bed room island home in Pris tine co ndition Close to eveQ1hing. Assumable loan and owner will carry. $62.5.000 .. Open Sat & Sunday 1·5 204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle VILLA BALBOA Luxurious villa newly decorated in "easv lo hve \\ith" neutrals. Ivory carpet and tile. Large ~iry rooms _ Arizona flagstone patios. $148.000 assumable loan at l2(;. and ·owner will carry. $275.000. MESA VERDE Available immediately Chance to bu v lovely 3 Bedroom home . Sit.uated on qu iet cul -de-s ac Assumable loan of $98,500. Selling price $144,900. Owner anxious. WESTCUFF Two bedroom. 2 bath condo. Large assumable loan with low interest rate. Owner .... , 11carry2nd. $129,500. BEST BUY IN SEAYIEW • $250.000 in available financ ing a~d priced for quick sale. A classic beauty that exemplifies warmth in every detail 3 bedroom. 2 bath Nantucket model on large view lot. By Appointment with Ann Vaughn Santas. BAY FRONT LIVING Bring you r boat home. Sharp seven bedroom home. Single family with in-law quarters and zoned for duplex . Excellent finan c ing available to qualified bu ye rs. Sellin g price $545,000. Call Ann V::iughn Santas. ESTAlt SlE Four bedroom. 2 bath Eastbluff home. Must be sold to pay est.ate taxes. Beautiful pool. Two patios, lar~e lot. Funtaslic. Won't last price. $209.800 ~II Ann Vaughn Sanlus toda y for details. Open Saturday & Sun I ·5 2672 Basswood. Eastbluff • ·2075 Sin Jo1qufn HtU. Ad. Acrott from BIG CANYON Ne!POrt IHch 140.sm COMI WITH US. •• TO MACON IA Y. W ahrfr.,.t. Ste., Ir •Ht."'· ,.., ~..-Oo•. MIMrt rM& 0.... '"" Spa. btreordlrawy ... _, .... Htn It t brlli.t ...,... te ... ordllwy .............. s 1,400,000. COME WITH US. •• TO DOVU SHORES. This OM fOtS ngllt ......... tt ... lttad of ... Ust. Fow ~ C..C• .CHI lh own b.tt.J. ThrH firejlf.ctt. se.. lag brick patio. root. Spa. Al of .......... rM1i19t 'fiew •••••...•.•.•••••••••••• Stzs,ooo. COME WITH US .•• TO IRVIME THRACE. Abi01vhly fl"t ,.., ,,.,... IMtdroofM. Den. faMily "°°"'· Enclfts OCHlt "'-•· Thfft is ~ of cOMfott «Md COM"Mnct i.. tflls weft oppond offeriRcJ. OWMt' fs ••i«MH ...•......................•. $515,000. COME WITH US .•• TO WESTCLIFF. Uliporolltltd opportunity to OWft a ... ft)ly crafted two story coloaiol cloulc. Dlsti'"]llishtd b1tUdtr's oww lilotM. Four bedl OCNM, V try few hoMtt gl•e • buyer a true ffff"'9 of •• recintcl. Thh OM wtll 1118 SOMERSET LAHl .....•.. $495,000 corEM SAT I SUMI COME WITH US •.• TO EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. leditee'd .. 5f SI 0,000. Thrtt bedrooms, DtlightfWly frtsh. T1'is one prons tt.ot r.al ... go.. beyOftd price. liberal fM•chtcJ. 264 UST IAY STRHT •.•..... $149,900 corEH SAT & SUNI II~ CAHYOM CUSTOM home in rich Georgian Colonial design oJooking 8th green. s Bdrms , formal D.R .. ram . rm, billiard room 6Y.i baths Real elegance w/abundanl marbJe, rin e woods , cry~tal, etc. $2,150,000. Pinancing available. Call ror color brochure. SPfCT ACUUR "YEllSAIWS" on lge cor si te on Big Canyon golf course. Dramatic foyer. 2 sty L R., den , formal din . rm., 4 bdrms. 412 ba . Pool. spa & gazebo. $950,000 . . . 2 STORY DUrLEX in N.B. Handsome bldg. Beaut. maint. by orig. owner. 4 bdrms. 2 ba & lge sundeck up : 2 bdrms in lower. Fplc in each. OWC $230.000 int. Only S49.500 On. Asking $279.500 See this. 111 Ord ST. tU. OPEN HOUSE Swl 1-5 VACANT.VIEW-ANXIOUS Panoramic view of bay, ocean & sparkling hght !> 4 Bdrm. Lgt>. Family Rm . Formal Din Rm 21..! Baths S395.000. Submit offer on price and terms. Owner anxious. 1251 SURFllNE WAY-44ill01 VIEW OPEH HOUSE Sat & Swl 1-5 PM LUSE llG CAHYOM Sl500 Mo. 3 Bdrm Townhouse on golf course . 21 :.! Ba .. sep. din rm Ne .... t•arpeb & paint Sec no\\. 26 CAHYOM ISLAND DR . OPEM SAT 1-5 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2111 San~ Hiik Rood NEWrORT CEMTH. tU. 644-4910 STARTER UtlTS Only $~.000. 2 Bdrm & one 1 Bdrm units. Owner wfll finance al low interest rate. Owner motiva ted. Make an off er. AXER Needs some TLC but has loads of potential. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba localed in Mesa del Mar, <'lose to parks. schools & shopping. Submit your terms. Asking $12<J.500. __ BEST IN BLUFFS SPECT ACUW VIEW 2000 sq ft. Beautiful end unit , 3 bdrm, 21 ;! bath. large enclosed patio. orEH 1-5 653 VISTA IOMITA YOU OWN THE LAND ! 2 & 3 bdrm beauties. Spectacular view. Nearly new . $279.500 $305 ,000 $315,IXIO. IEST IUY 2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt Excellent term'i. $139,500. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, INC. 644-1034 List & luy Wlftt The &perts TAkEH THIS WH:k UHl QUE IN OLD CdM You ·1 1 fall in lo\'e \\tlh this elega nt. complete!\ remodeled . five bedroom dream housl'. Three fireplaces. four baths. th<• hest of ever)1htn~. $625.000 f Cl'. UMIQUE IH NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cit1homt• 1n super area. beamed ceiling:>. two bedroom + den. fireplace . 21 2 bath!:> <ind good assumable loan s;np.000 fee UNIQUE IN RAMCHO SAM JOAQUIN - Beautiful de<:orator touches throughout tht!> lovely two bedroom. two bath c1tihome. Wonderful lot·ation S209.IKMI UNIQUE IH THE VERSAILLES Two bedrooms . two baths. wood floors in the kitchen. caned wood fireplace manlle. brnss fixtures. Exceptional at $298,0<){1. UNIQUE IN THE BLUFFS Bonus room plus four ni<:e bedrooms . 21 ~ baths. firepla<:c. air C'ond1t10ned. ne\\ ~arpet and paint. and c1t1home ronvenience. $289,000 r 1617 WESTCLIFF DI, H.I. 631-7300 ~htt Beaul;/uf B/uffi UNIQUE IM SU.VIEW \'cry large vard , thre<.• bedroorru; plu::. family room, 21 :.! baths. two fireplace~. and a super m·1~hhorhooc1 $395,000 I Selling anything with a Have something you Dail)' Pilot Classified want lo sell~ Classified Ad IS a simple matter ads do 1t well Call . Just call 642·5678 _ NOW, 6'2·!ffe8~ __ 3 VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS OPEN TOOAY 1-5 THE OPPORTUNITIES ARE ENDLESS! JUST STf:PS TO THE IEACH! This 2 bedroom home is located on the Balboa PC'ninsula and is zoned R·2. Exchange pos!.1 bilities .... S225,000 UMIQUE IM HUHTIMGT~N IUCH Studio sized beac-h hideaway \\1th sepa rate kitchen. fin:place. aeross from bt•arh. cnmmun1ty pool & jacua1 SHS.500 ...... 1])fflft$~~· WOODIRIDGE COHDO /$152,000 6 MONTHS MEW Single story 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. lots of brick work . French doors and fa ntastic $97.516 - l4 ' 2r, fix ed rate assumable loan . DESIGNER IUUTY /VtOODIRJDGE Pride of ownership shows in this 3 Bdrm 3 bath plus family · r oo m condo . Upgraded thruoul. Large assumabl e 12c:,;. loan. Call for appoi ntment. $210,000. REDUCED REDUCB> llDUCr:D Anxious seller offers best buy in Mesa Ve rd e. 3 Bdrm, ramily room, on quiet cul de sac with RV access. Sl41.00>. WATllROMT WILL TRADE IFor All 3 Homes, SH Fran Scott at 536 Vista Grandel VACANT ANO AVAILABLE 536 VISTA G RA~DE 1\ dramdlt<' split le\'el 3 Hdrm ITnna l plan Totatlv fresh and d t•an \\1th ncv. <.:arpl•ting and trisp white paint. lovl•ly \'ll'W. park side• sl'ltmg <2 good assu ma blc loans l S240.000. -1 o 5 \' I S T A c; B :\ N D E Outstanding \ alue h1g fum1ly homt• ~ Hdrm . 3 bath lt'Jrml'11ta I plan Ju:.t c·ompktel~ r<.•pai nte?.· n·c· a r pl'l ed . and .. :.trub bed . Lowest pnt·l'd spal'lous home. 502 i\\'E~llJA LU''l:\ Oh rn~. what a dirt~ Ian•'' Hut. oh boy . what a ~real pm'l' and lovely ~ettmg Larger :l Bdrm. 212 bath . light and bnght 1:nd unit m pnme earl\ loc·alt• FIX UP OPPOltTUN IT\' AS IS. AT ONLY $193.000. Luxur ious Frenrh Normandy S Bdrm S Bath estate with slip ror 50' boat. Will trade for smaller home or income property or sell for 20"< down and carry balance al 12~ Now pncerl al • HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS • $1,SS0.000 r 91/4 RNAHCING A rare opportunity to own a much sought after model in unique area. Featuring. CAPE C<m st\'le architecture. 2 br. 212 ba on fee land \\ilh outstanding terms for a pri\'ate sho .... ing call i59· 1501 or 752 7373 OWNER FINANCING AVAIL.AILE with 20·25', down on this resi dential mcomt• prope1t~ located JUSl steps from the bt.•<Jrh and offering two 2 bedroom unit~ . . . . . . .S235.000 JUST A HALF BLOCK FROM THE IEACH! Two 2 bedroom. 1 bath mC'ome uruL.., lotall'd on lc<Jse land and offenng m\ ncr fmanC'lng "'1th just 20-25', down S225.000 2 SUPER MG·I PROPERTIES located on the corner or 18th St & Whitt ier . 15.000 sq ft of prime land including 2 houses and 2 warehouse buildings . S135,000-S149.500 EXCELLENT TERMS AVAIL.AIU on thb townhoust• \I. llh 3 units located Just a bloC'k and a half from the beach in Corona del Mar .S499,9tKI U~l()Uf tl()M(' REALTORS. 675-6000 2'43 E.all Coatl Highway. Corona d«I Mar WE HA Yf 61 OF THE HST USTIHGS IM TOWH CA.LL MY BLUFF 3 Bdrm 2' ~· Ba . fireplaC'e Italian ceramit lilt'. m linng room. dining room. kildwn and entrv Fabulous m o u n t a 1 n :.t n d p a ·r k \' i e w s . Exceptional ftnanC'tng '.'' Redutrd In $234.500 SHORE 'MUFF Large 2 stor~ '' near ne" tarpel1ng. fireplate. all bit -ins ett· PLL'S 1l ·s \'acant and n.•ad~ '. Seller says "get a do .... n oa\ mcnt of some kind & I 'II C'arry the b;ilanrt• .. Asking Sl88.5fXJ. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 ~fwport ltvd., comer 30th AIANDONB> HUHT. HARIOR Lowest price m prime area Seclurlecl pool and ,·:.iultl'd c·t•tlmgs. Owm11"!> gone. price reduced '. Move m Now '. St19.000 9C>3·56? l . LIKE TO EHTERT AIM? S<·hool Oi~t ol Tustin . it 's 'a('ant I 0% RMAHCIMG $668 '8t MOHTH when you take over existing low interest loan on 4 bdrm home NEWP ORT RIVIERA fealurin~ French doors. fireplace & 2t.'2 baths + raised wood & deck, new carpet & pamt. Only Siitl,000, 759-1501or752·7373. • HAllOR VIEW HOMES • 150/o DO~ PAYMENT!! I magme ~ ou r!>t>ll su rrounded with ei9ht fftousand fi•e hllftdred ~quJre feet of lu>. un hnng with a SJ><.'l'lac·ular indoor pool prrfeC'l for C'ntt•1ta111111g large group!> There's e\'en a \\l'l ·bilr pool ·s1dt• Helax in front of the mas!>t\'l' stone f1rcplan· or retin• to the sumptuous master ~uitc This homl' I!> truly Onl' of a kind'' Situated on ;,i t·orner Joi on two thirds ol an acre m thl• pre..,l11?10us foothill lllgh School D1slnct ol T11!-llll. it's \'aC'ant and readv to mon• m. Our owner b a corp. an d ·lhev'\'e said SELL '~ So bring S142.000 down paymt•nt and ~·irn won 't have any payments until Jan. l!lli'.l For a private showing call SSH·iO:l.1 HEW OFFICE ILDG LG TAX BENEFIT Seller needs $200,000 cash. can lea!leback on 3 net basis New tax laws allow approx '46,SOO deprec. each yr or more. Call Pele Johnson, agt 631·1* R&IM~ ROI SIOJ.000 3 Bdrm-hufe back yard-great or first Urne buyer-don't miss Uua one. Call now! (i\ ,JA,~~lJs ~71, .. t,-6 rHF RF .n..L f~STATEr<:: ---- 13%MEWLOAM 25 YEARS RXB> RATE Almost impossible lo find finan cing on this spotless 4 years new town home near South Coast Plaza. Formal dining room, brick fireplace, 3 spacious Brms & 2' 2 ba . $139,900. 556-703.S. SHOIT OF CASH7 '* HHl'S YOUR PASSPORT TO OWNllSHIP * We have an investor willing to make a \.. 20% down pa yment if you would like to make the $1250/mo. payments on this gorgeous townhome. Only 3 years old with 1650 square feet pf living space, 3 Brm 2'h ba with double attached garage. Security gate for complete privacy. 963·5671. . . Assume 10.97r 1st T.O. & OWC 2nd on CA RMEL MODEL w pool & jacuz1i & solar system. S269.900. Ca II 759· 1501 or 752· 7373. • I 00/o DOWM • I 3 I 2p fntanditg t•ail • . . . . on this spacious family home featuring 3 Br den. famil y room & formal dining w13 car garage ! Only S240.000 ree. Call 759-1501 or752·7373. A mMTIOM IHVISTORS * SZ,SOO IUYS IT * Pay closing costs only and our seller wi II finance. Excellent tax shelter ~th new 15 year depreciation schedule, askin g Sl30.000. Call for details. 5.56·7035. .... Ufftlll Bring paint bru.c;h & broom & save $$$. Great 3Br home in prime Costa Mesa area. 759-1501 or7S7373 -- IOO oDOWN Sunn \' townhomt'. rarthtone!> OeC'or ' Coz~· · rirepla<·e. supt•r <·ond Take O\'('I' SG0.000 al lO', ' Owm•rs bought 11('\\ ' 963·5671 . surER TERMS! Hi ghl y upgr<J,INI eXl'l' homl'. many upgrades-new C'urpt•t & m1(·ro. spu Owner will earn• at 1311' • \'l'r\' mot1,·ated '. Sl75.(NMI 9fl3·5671 · JASMINE CHB 12 7 /tO/o--tOO/o FINANCING Available on this lormer mQdcl • ~ Spacious 3Br. Plan 5 w1custom s pa & all amenities only S349.500 759· 1501 or 752·7313. • 1 OPIN IN IAY5'DI coves firl\t time open Waterfront Condo Jfl~hly upj!rac.lc.'<l \\1th w U"m WQOOl>, pl~h curpt!t~ & hanlwood rtoors. S680.ooo. See Vull·rw Marshall At 1033 BA YSI I>~: COVE EAST OPEN IN IA YSHORES Distinctive Cupe Cod. Beams & shutters. 3 UH . 2 M . w/2 patios. S327,SOO LH See Melinda Marston At 2661 CRESTVH-;W DRIV E A UH OPPORTUHITY - Beautifully dN·oruted, very prh·ate l'Ondominium m Newpori Beach. Lovely grounds. Totally upgraded interior with larg e spacious rooms . 2 bedrooms plus Oen. S179,500. \ LOCATION -LOCATION Superb Irvi ne Terrace custom home. 4 BR + Family room. Beautiful wrap-around patio areas. Tastefully deco rated. Move in condition. $3.50,000LH IA YSHORES PERFECTION ShO\\S like a mo<lel home 3 BR + Fam il~· room \\1th professionally designed patio & spa Close lo pnvate beach. $339,500. 25% DOWN WIU BUY THIS Attractive 4 BR. 2 BA. in choice TURTLEROCK. Enjoy SPA off master BR. Move-in condition Spacious dining room for your hol iday e ntert ai n ing. Good fi nancing. Priced to sell. $209.000. Fee. OM THE IAY Fabulous vie\\ of Newports· Harbor from this MAI KA1 Condo. Huge sunn y Bayside deck plus interior courtvard. Beaullfulh clecoratecl with· manr luxurv ·reaturt's & private spa: A rare tl11u at SH39.000. PIER-SLIP & SANDY BUCH Plu s ADDITIONAL LOT on peninsula's prest1g1ous East Bay Secluded 5 bedroom Tasteful!\ decorated family home ,\II land included at S2. l00.IX~I SHADES OF HEW ENGLAND Large 4 BR Traditional 111 Westcliff. Formal chning + Fam Rm 2 Fireplact>:, POOL & ~pa Excellent floor plan \\ilh lots of room for fami l~·. S33.5.000. DYNAMITE IN DEERFfB.D Decorated in neutral tones. This bright & cheerful 3 BH immaculate home has fabu lous terms for qualified buyer $152.900 LUXURY LIVING OH UDO ISLE Large immaculate family home with indoor spa in master suite. 5 largt> BR's-. 4 BA Den & separate dining room. Lrg. 46' lot. S-169.500. SPANISH HACIENDA Large Baycrest custom 5 BR Fam. Rm .. +Formal Din'g. POOL. Tiled noors & heavy beams. Cannot be duplicated at $495,000. EXTRA SPECIAL IN liYSHORE One of the larger IOL'i and only steps to private beach A very special home with 4 BR + Den 4 Baths and charming latticed patio Beautifully decorated and in move in condition. S495,00Q LH. OCEAN, IA Y VIEW DUPLEX On the peni ns ul~ by Newport Yacht Club. ea<:h unit has 2 bedrooms & a fireplace . Custom built. high beam ceilings. Owner may finance. S350.CXX> Fee. BEACH COTTAGE Neat as a pi n & in an outstanding location. 1 2 block to o<·ean. by the wedge . this 2 BH. 2 bath horn€ on th e peninsula 1s a charmer Screened outdoor eating area + brick patio. S295.00> IAYSHORES Spacious home for active fa mily. 3 bedrooms, den & 3 baths + extra large patio for ping pong & entertaining. Could have sweeping bay view. $330.000 A HOP. SKIP AND A Jump to the water' This "woodsy" 2 BR . cottage cou ld wi n a personality contest with its used brick. hardwood floors. french windows. cozy firep lace & irresistible hol tub. $399.00>. SO llG-AMD SO IEAUTIFUL Gloriously large family home with 4 BR. Family room. formal dining room & best of all a parent's retreat! Beautifully upgraded & excellent financing in Northwood Peppermill Run. $235.000. FOIMEI MOOS. HOMl Spacioou s 5 BR. "Stewart" in Turtlerock Hil{hlands. Original & beautiful decorating. Man y. many extras. Some furniture available too. Great rin11ncing,S459.500. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644~060 • < Hwitt For Wt ~Helltn Fer We .._..,For We Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 17. 1961 ('II •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••u........... .. •--~-'--. lilt.--~........_ F •...a... ........ I 00 GtMNI I 002 ...... " I oo• .---1 """ -Ho.it-. Fot Stlt HouHt for Ut ........ nw -H °' ~ ...... . ••••·•··········•······ .............................................................. _ •..•.•..•••....•...••......... ................. ....................... ....................... c ............. 1022 C.,...dttMlr t012 C .... M... to.;l4t•tliegtalt«lt 1040 "M 1044 ~STSIDI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• OWNEI WMns qtllCK SALi llOUCID S65,000 May be pun·hased with littl e cash ~own Pool and spa ttre 11..-.a years old. Show s well . $250 .000 fel!. Baycrest tDovtr Shores area. Open Sunday 1·5 I Slll,000 ~~ USnK>t 4 Br h ly. l Ba. pallo. IESTIUY On,)' SI0,000 down ftta Woodlind S<'hool aft"• 202S2 Newb)' l.nllll.11420 Lrll ramily huml' 111 you Into this totally ~· OCEAN Ylrw FOREVER prldr or ownel'1hlP I BR, St~,.500 boutHul Collt-l(t' 1'11rk • modtled 4 Bdr .. home. (.ff % Ba, cmasrrr wfown SEAIR.EEZES Bdrm + bonut. ~oom LarJ~ c,o:er't :0~ K~~ First tirne offered on market. Two ba > + spar LR wnv1r Lota or trfft 3 Rr 2 811 with pool ' •P11 c.rrllt pon ' oo oo a • ca separule residt!n<·es on Big Corona AIC lae tam rm. Only s 110.000. 'opn H s~ hum\• r~r thi' uct1 ve S~ COVE b h . h . . Sl39.WO. Try 20'i. dwn. Sa t/Sun l·S 21X>t2 E1eret .f11m1ly. i'lrxlbll' flnunc l'Hl' Wtl private :i .. l'Uflty st. Ruth L • "t 1n& rnred undtr ,. ,I. •rfES " 11 ur • .-. "" Ln 960 21113 · "' Large 3 Odrm offers ~j)el'lat·uh•F _IMf 43M ma rket at SL8UOO 7f4-631·69'0 barbt.U'. entrance \'irw. Al ·o includes Low w. Al-.cilca H I W H~ T O M llSTl&ll 2 bdrm dupll!X A rare find at HEWCOMDOS" LAKEPARKAR EA Beautiful. 1mnucuJ.ate, $I .7~0.000 2 m •st r r s u It's· OPEN SATISUN I j ST ARMES COMPANY nicely laodacaped • fireplace. fenced pa110 & ms.oooTennJ' Bkr G•..vorChrista 673-7761·,760.llt7 bedroom home on cul· CallCartyorScottf. y1rd11. double garage -~ -, d s ·~·-6J I ·~4~ CIOS\! to ocewi. e·sac. pac!U\.Q rooma. •u • OPENIH OPEMHOUSE BY OWNER * OPEN SATURDAY 1·5 P.M. * 428 Rivero T•,,...._ CoroM HI ...... PANORAMIC VU.PRIVACY Cowtyord entry Wo 2 bed. 2 k. • ell dt soc hiltslck. Room to 1.,-d °" fH land. $615,000 & owner wHI htlp finonu. Open 2·6 P.M. 3024 Ocean llvd., Corono dtl Mor OCEANFRONT YU-2 lots Shinqled cho"" amoftC)lt mature lrffs °" 75 ft. lot. Old Mewpott quality l bed. home. Owntr will help finance. s 1,350,000. 8 Collins lilt, lal>oo l"Clfld BAYFRONT BEAUTIFUL De~orcrted In good taste 2 story with stained glass, balcony & deck. Room to npond this 4 bed. witti boat sip & small yard. S 1,200,000 iftCludes Imel ..,,,.. 2283 Waterman Way/off 23rd POOL ·PA Tl O--£XCEPTIONAL Move into this MlpHb decor 3 bed. din.rm., with many extras & quality details. $235,000 fff. 559 Vlsto Rora, Bluffs CORNER CONDO ON GREEN Dolores pfOft 3 bed. witti nevtrd decor in mlnt condition. Owner will lease/ option. $248,800. 2331 Cliff Dr. Mpt. Heights PANORAMIC VU-SPACIOOS Two.story open & briCJht 3 bed. ~me witti lanJe fom.rm. din.rm. & opportunity ta decorote. $795,000 fff. Marine A•et!Ut, lal>oo Is. LOWEST PRICED COTTAGE Small 2 bed. co... witfl brick patio and room to upand. New eorp•t. Reduced to Sl04,000. fee I.cl. 2298 Redlands -off 23rd CORNER COUNTRY FRENCH ReosOMbly priced l bed. with ..ew dtcor, French doors. gourmet lcitcheft. $265,000. fee land. 17 Odyssey Court. Mpt Cr.st PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW Split level populor pbt 4 witfl 2 bed. + den & sitting rfft., Owner will help finance. $229,500 fff. I 7 8 Brandywyne T erroce/ oH OrafMJf Spotless townhome with cathedral ceilinCJS 2 lanJe bedroon, bridl patio & new spo. S 155,000 fff. *** Shown by appointment: SENSATIONAL WESTCLIFF--pool Dtcorotor •harp '" ••try woy + go&1rtMt lcltci..n & ch.f's stove. lo~ bed. din.n11. privocy, patio & be pool. S 325,000 & owner will help finance. NEW LUXURY CONDOS With boy & oceon views & ma11y amenities on the Peninsula. From S369,000. VILLA BALBOA CONDOS *urity bulldlftcJ, cOlllnMlffy foc iNflH for luxurlout living ntcr tt. beoch. 2 bed. 2 bo. $177.CfOO I bed + den: I 0112% ouumoble loon. S 177,000 w/Vler. SPANISH YIUA W/POOL hqui1ite property Wff fw OM of the ori9iftol Newport fomiht NI Hie 1920'1. Co"ed wood doon, anti... leodtd glats. beoms, ook floon. 3 flrtploc11, 2 mo1t.r Mt.t, pool. spa & •olltvboll court. OW .. EI WIU CAllY WITH LOW DOWM PAYMENT. SUIMIT AMY OFffl. 2515 l"IM An .. Opeft Sun. l·S ,,M. Rtct.c.d ta $449,000. OCEANFRONT-ftNINSULA PT. Tripltll Oft OYfrtbt lot. 6000 141 ft. OWMt' •ffYoftd CMd .ti cwl•r •J reftOMblt offfl' -tredet. ••c'-9ta. hrw. tk. ,ri. of OW10IU..., Rtdlct4 to SI , 950,000. Vlew of aolt coune from property Owner will <">----------1932 MEYER PLACE Sat/S-. help on tinanctnf Only --'£..x.a.x..;..:~..r.a.x...a..~ 631·4~64l·l~laB1 20731 AQUATIC ~i~~oo Cal now REDUCED ~0.000 lcottoMtM 1024 Hom~~~~o~ark 4 Br 3 ~12 Story A 1 bllt from waler, l ll'k ••••••••••••••••••••••• $120,000 $155.000 Below market LLSTATE lst, assume 1t. Comer TERRIRCTEIMS 131140/o f l1ta11clng Broker~_,_ I"' lot, some view., open 2 Br "Ondo In Meu -'L -be Ii 2 8d 2 B ' MUJ DOLLHOUSEll REALTORS am rei ngs, ·a. Verde Assume S6l,OOO 1.2131326. ·1151 4BR .2BA,famrm. ________ 1 patlo·deck. Call Tim at 10'1 OWC SI0,000 Rhon.e. agt 631-1266 or Full prlcl' 196,900. Call 2 frplc homt• • 673·0055 Anne Mccasland agt. * S 150,000. • LOTS OF AMIMT1 • and a Ml.Ck umable loan o nicely de· corate • bdrm home No qua fy1.11g and owner will carry a 2nd. Don't wait ! · Only $128,900. Call now tm.5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS Santa Fe Realty 614 So. Santa Fe Ave v IS la, CA 92083 Ofr I· 726-1221 or toll free 1·800-S2S..fl910, XM33 AIAMDOHED ARTIST'S RmEA T sn,500 Secluded pathways thru Lowenn& trees lead to artist ·s h1de·awa) OH~r· looking park Plush carpels. wall or glass to entertainer's balcony. gourmet kitchen with builtin microwave oven Community Uving ut its ~ with pools. ja('u;rn and clubhouse Best yet low down payment HURRY CAU.963·7010 B~alt World Beachs1de 4l41EGOHIA New elegant 4 Br Vt<·· tor1an partia l vu. ownrtconlructor finan ~II $575~000. -- 316 JASMIME C::: ',El fC T ~PHOPE:HTIES LEASE OPTION S2.000DOWH uo.ooo doW'lt!! Owner agt WJll carry at LOW inteml rate Call Ann 962·5770 ..•...••.••••.......... llG FAMILY BARGAIN $59,900 IDOWMI WOODBR1DG1'.: LA"\ Dh"IG 4 Bdrm 3 Bath. l.irge bonus room. ameniue~ galore 3 car gara~e Shows like model home Owner very anxious Reduced price $20,000 to sell m a hurry Ea~) Lo bu) at $359.900 Must ~ee· OPEHHOUSE SAT /SUH 12·4 ISUHRIVB Warner Carr, Agt 559-9400 * *WOODBRIDGE NEW ON MARKET t:omfortable J br. 2 ba '1nele family huml' in Turtlerork Quiet toe Walk to park & pool Al sum fmanc1n,1_ 752 1324 ELRAMCHO llomc with umqut' termb and cond1t1ons Newly p11inled. new hot watrr tank. near ne~ di~ hwasher 4 Bdrm on l'UI de sac 1n popular Ranch area Approx 1900 ~q rt Select ne"' l'.irpets w purchase Call for de tails. =:. RANCH ~ HEALlY v 551 2000 • RHLTORS 0 WMr FWlftciltg lnTll'iteRock Like new three bedroom and den split Je\CI condo in Turtlerock \'1sla~ Large ratrul) room Wllh wet bar operu. onto patio and greenbelt Large master suite \I.Ith balron) Priced under m:irket for llu1ck 'alt' al $279.500 D .M. Monhall Rltr 76~0835 TOUCH OF CUSS Gla morous up!(raded end uml·2Bd +dt-n. lush garden pauo O\l!rlook ing greenbelt CAC o~ ner ~ 111 assist oHered at SJ9S.OOO Opn SJt I S ;6Klamath Hunt & Associates 631-7600 Racquet CW> Pool pnl'ed lo sell below mkt assume loans-0wner fm no quahry.Jo~ inl & pa~ 'Woodse~ fttl '1 an) ~Lras The land Office __ 54~3650 o,.. Sat/S. I ·4 n o wt.h cloud UHO QUAUFYIHG * * 20%DOWM • * W oodbr1d)?e Meadowlark 3 Br 2 ba <'O\··d patio Almost ne~ Great financing SUCCESSS49·7991 WATERFRONT NEWPORTSHORES I - 20"; down Seller will I FREEDOM HOUSE carry balance at 12', for 3 Br 1 Ba large yard BYOWNF:R Super ·I Br. 3Ba nr beat·h. St400 mu. Pvt rear ~pa. end of t•ul-de·sat·. much more Owner67S 7104 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath Broad moor home on cul de :.a c' 3 patios lrg 1--·-~·--..!1..!l..!l- 5 yrs. Lrg2 story 4 Rdrm S9S ooo 641 0763 3 Bath home . 2 ' 59 UNITS COSTA MESA ana P oillt I 0 2 6 .....•............•..•• hreplares. red~ood I Mesa VerdtBecJ-ce deck + much more' Charming 4 Bdrm 2-st). S33S.000' lncludesland ' 3 Ba. 3 Car garage lolboo loy flrop. Superbly derorated with R.alon the most expens1\'e •675-7060* draperies. wallcover Lease opl1on or sale. On 3 32 acres. All 2 $8.000 down, no qualtfy Bdrm~. ~ble garages. mi:. \'le~ home. 2 Ur. great buy 645·9161 den & fam1lv room Tom 493 2752. . ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-lllml!I in ~ s a n d c a r pet in g ~ -Priced to sell quickly BY OWNER GAIL UHCH'S BEST PLANS ..... . OPEN HOUSE HRBR/OCEAN VU PLAN 1.23 + Custom upgracks. spec· tarular view, ioned equestru1n premier lot. 4Br. 3Ba. Presley sales mgr trans ferring. $450,000. Call 831-7476 anytime. Owner/a . and 1t has 2 assumable loans Fu ll price . $228,900 751·3l91 Tnhme, bl·level. fpc, 3 BR. 3 ba priv yd, micro. upgrade owe JO"i dn $1~.00Q;. 851·9990_ - REALTY ti'' Spanish colonial l'~tom --..------! home awerlookmi: the marina t Bdrms. 3 MO OUAUFYIHG MESA VERDE EAST. 4 BR, 3 BA, den, wetbur + vie w Next tp golf COUl'!e 545-2817 bath~. II\ rm w 0Hrs1ie wet bar. gourmet kitchen & guest qrtrs. Master suite orrers dramatic coast line and marmu \1ews + Jaruzz1 1--------Tnhme. bi level. fpc. 3 OPEMSAT/SUl'il 2 & 311Condos 2600 block on Santa Ana A\'e. Costa Mesa $129,SOO to Sl~.SOO. So • bath & llle sho~er Ex pans1ve roof deek could be add1uonal room "' sumable tenns ~ o"'ner finan cing Sl.300.000 IEA.CHVIEW Prime locallon designer home 1n CdM. Spacious li\'in g area Seller ~•II rondsider creative of. re rs . Open house Sun 1:; 226 Poppy Call Jo-Ann Doran 851·9522 l.0-. CREATM ~)}~~1INC. lolboo tsi..d I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWHIR Balboa Island "Condo" lDuplex partnership! Beauurul Island Duplex, \'2 block from Bny Sl3S.OOO full price. Owner will finance . 640·1818. StilNnff Y,_. OWll '-s. Defer down payment or Interest on this new Balboa Island home. Ill H..-ty, Ur 675-21'' Cape Cod Chann & solid comfort in a 4 bdrm & fam rm home In the 100 block just steps t.o So. Bay. Plus neal l bdrm rental with fireplace. 873'*89'lH'.1410.000 .... , hnd1 IH7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAN COO 2041l .... IL o., .... , .... OHM MT/SUM 1.1 Plae p11e'1nc. cosy llr.,._. ud ildute1· que HlliB& l 84rm and 2 baU.. ~ooo 642-SJOO BR. 3 ba pnv yd. micro. upgrade owe I()'' dn Sl~9J.OOO. 851·9990 Cahr Realty 546·56«> or IF YOU 631·6194 Wilson & Weiss R.E. 493-2752 have a servicr to offer Eastside. Channing 2BR. --------or goods to sell. pl~ce Spanish home Rerenlly Fouuttaill v.., I 034 an ad in lhe Da1lv Pilot remodeled. Plus rear ••••••••••••••••••••••• Classified Section Duplex S22S.OOO By Phone 642-5678 Owner 546-4253_ HO QUALIFYING 4 BR. 3 Ba. frml DR. Cot'OH det Mer I 022 COf'Ofto det Mer 1022 "'el bar cash. l':tr, nr• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5452817 3216 OCEAN BLVD. Corona def M9' FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4bdrm. 3bo, 40'xl 35' lot Coll· Fieldsteod & Co ... 975-0117 ISllow" by app't Oftlyl llEGANCE mt llfE HILL Spectacular views of ocean. bay & night lig h t s from t hi s ONE·0 1''·A·KlND custom house. stvel leuded windows & warm woods. elevator, pool, jacuul, 5 BR, S~ BA. + library le family room are only a few pluses Call ror a n appolntmenl. Qfrered at 12.300.000. Hu:tffllgtc. leoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP 1 IR I IA Gated community. $8500 dwn. priced at $83.900 OWC balance Call Pete --. ----- llACH COTTA61 A,ppro1lmately 2 mik t.o bucll. Old tuhioeW 2' 8dnn cotlafe, picket fence or build new •llh OCtU vi .. from 30' up. Only 1100.000! Take over loana, ull ~mm COlDWell alhN~C?R C1 enrlosed yard A:.~uma ble Isl and 0 M C 2nd $165,000 \\\,odhrldyc Really ;;;;1 :moo 19:?11 lh rranra I'~,. 1. I 111111• OUTSIDE INSIDE Walls or glass framt- Lo~ enng birch trees. soaring cathedral ('e1I mgs, Ille entl). formal dining and breakfast nook, 2 sP.cious bdrms. huge patio. carefree en tertaining. Pnvate cor ner lot Papular Deane home Uni\'ers1ty Park Onl) Sl89.000 Call now, 645-0303 COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RC -LOl.l(ltj.-TOM 2GOOO TO LAST lt\lne. California llome. 4 Bdrm. 1 stol). \'ery dean Al end or tree bned pnde or owner~ip ('UI de sac $3,87S down to VETS or seller will as s1st the financing Only S\25.SOO. 752· 1700 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS PRICE REDUCED on this outslandrn 1: f ordham Model Premium lo('.it1on 4b d rms 2 '1 ba Numerous upllrade~ m side and out Wit hin walk1ni: d1star1t•e to l'\ er) thin~ Call toda~ for 1nform.it1<•n un fmjncmg '+513 c.01 P1Js Dt· IRVIKE IRVIME 3 Bdrm 1', Ba Wooc.t bridge rondo Highly up J?raded Comm puol. tennis. lake $129,500 Call 551 Jonn Wood bnd_ge Rlt} Investors Deiqht Condo. $4500 down Mon thb payml'nl~ SllOO P I 2 Bdrm • iiar S88.900 Call today 552-2000 COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RC " I \ , • • ---. --... ---- - -' ---.... --. -.. -~--......... _,,,..I ....... ___ .... ,,.. ................ _._._ ______ ,.._ ... __ ,.. ....... lllll!., ... ~-... -... ----.. ll!l• .. 11111111~•11!1 ....... ll!ll ............... ~." ('1% ( I Orange Con I DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Octobot 17, 1981 ~ .......... °""" .... 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Al(t . --------•I bulh, ntwly rt'dceor11trd ga.('(ltn rOQm with waU gar co1n111 w wht rabint'1$, CO\'d floumrrnt htC'l', s sr1 ht Ba. 4 rplu, 4400 831 7300 7 8 UMrTS S11100 mo v~arly Rill .ind celling or ghlS$, COIYjl!!191!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-~!llll· yel wbt tlle Oil g11r nr, uutomulic waler sorte11er SQ ll, aeparate maid 'i ----s I. I 00,000 Grundy I fl7S 6Ull k itrhen with br1t'k Overhe•d roller dr w'clcc opm to allow d 1 cor qt rs etc 122112 Sing SUPIR C.M. RETAIL 4 G X GllOS.\ Fllnlaatu• Townhou~. flreplare In dinino are11,l•-------•I p11 rklna rear of g11r I d D M I lo ti 2 bldac o or r " EASTILUFF 14 telephones. cable 1'V thru-00t w/boosters nawoo r, aur ce ca on. or-· n c O<'l'Bn \ w111. rrple. t•\ ormal dining room imd 3 Br. Home 2 Ba. New 2nd rioor has 3 bcirrm. ui1ttd brick rirepl41rr. RlJeHna. agt. <related to ncr. C·Z multipurpose ) th1n11 fornlshed S8 In!{ room Priced at r ll r Pe n II t C ,., .. ' " 1.1;i ~ " "" .. 731 4792 Charlie Elwis, Tarbell, d ' ~2nd fireplace In Ow llv. t I & t lll""k •lat" r1r•. 2 1..~ths WIJaA ''l ,~o tr bdrm ut I sell tr). CBS !lardy zoning. Seller finanrl.llg. IT Mo 76() 1.1117 kl0,000. $205,000. rl'ar, e~aiosed wood <:cthnatb und ridMI.' bcom Selective lnvcsltnll Realtors, 7~1875 j ~ t 642-6153 :S br , 212 b11 Hlul!s ureu L •-a. 1-·1nanc1ng av11 iluble lto'fMce..lt,ltfr. thru·Kout2nd0r. h 2211 ()Id b ed SllOO. mo 759·00711 or OCJ1MG lll'tllliJI 1041 N.wportleoch 1069 thru Pacesetter llomes 5* 7 llt'hen has ctrumH' tile. Hobul tru -er ome. wn pro ltUeNU. w CAANllTI• 7525282 ••••••••••oo••••••• .. •• ........ ............... l:luilder Call ror in 1 29 t•ompactor. Jishwallht.'t, dl.:liX>Sal Natural woo<l OPIH HOUSE ress1onal, bu.sy 11lreet. ,-._ ......... _··.· .-....... ••• --·'"·!--~~~~~~~· C.:harmlnt: 3 lxlrm. 2 hath I--------• format ion »nd appt. !!&! eab1nets compl wtp;1nlr)' & ~1>1et• ru('k:S Plon111tron Sat and SIJl'l 9·51 bdrm. I good area. Owner may 1• Spe<·tarular View + gue11l aiit No ('nd SUPEllVIEW 6465092 LUXURIOUS 3Br 2Ba ~hullers thru-out <no dr11pes1 lfvy textur~ Inti b11 condo Large y11rd t'OOP1031&rinanee UHIT~OMES Oceanfront 3 br. 2 ba 2 Emerald Terr11re Wulk Wut.Wwport ~::~;t:!:r~o~~s. :ill ~:~~~111~~1;u~~~as~1;l~~~~~\;;~uk~s:~~ ~~~i:r.. Low ullere:.t 11s!>umable A t 8J3.2llOI We are the malor11 or ~~~YW~~~~ls!!&o;, Y~~ lo beat'h Ahl.um!! luun CU!>lum dl'Sli:lll'il for the Tierra Del Sol Rily IJl)Ul.illon 2nd fir hall lar)lc l'O\d patio w 14hl l~an ~r ~oast:ilaui Co•doMllMllt/Tow•· ftnanraog No down lease s1200 Agt. S48 M27 Uwner will help fmon1t! pres1•n1 ownC'r 1111th 41'1·1744 11irought iron r.iihna,i. & gas llHQ lk!:iutirul Ul'ean 1 lO ac ur · 1137 houHsforlGle 1700 Now ~ tht t1mC' Prm ,_ _______ _ S295,000 Pe.1: Allt>n, Rltr. beuutirut 111110d p11n1•hng 8 ache lor par ad i 5e \It'" from deck S&:L100 ~-~'!ill ....................... cipabor agenl$ ~o Jli6& 494 7578 and panoramic occun Secluded 3BR. fplc , VACANT . 10 day escro" possible Full price Lake Arrowhead Condo Whela HCMtsUnfumltlMd OCEAN FRONT Nt'w \le14 3 Udrm upi.tam1 beams, study, spa $395.000 A~~umt' S~l,lllJO loan Jl 14~,·-: With APPEALING and Ar· Pvt lakrefronf l ro1mmun1· n ............... •••••••• Modular T>1>e llnm~. and 2 bdrm. down or SIG9)l00, pp ~ 1496 sso.ooo do11in 1'11lJkca2nd for s145 000 111 IS'. 2100 rordable home with 3 ty, per ect arru y or eor G 1 3202 lea~ed land. 3 P\ l behs, re red at $900,000 SQ ft be sure 10 see lhL~ one' 124 28th St . N H bdrm. 2ba. new cpts porate get.away 5BR. Real Estate teero 24 hr secuntv. rll>hing 642·5200 PRETTY PALBMO Large pool and spa + 38A. 2 rrptc's. lrg game ...................... . pier from $3-1.500 10 HOM~ Harbor Vie w Homes. 714 673 J:' lroob. Owner. ''ti:. ·6~~· 5487 e\'e5 yard For the r1r..t hme rm wd uU bar, beautiruJ REMT ALS down 499 3816 rm •ll!!!!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!!!l!!!!!!'Jll!llll!ll!!!!ll!!!!ll!Jll!llll!ll!!!!!!!!!I fee 4 BR, 2•'1Ba.2sty & 1nvutor or ramily lake & forest view. OWC Lots for Selle • 2200 ye a r I> We l' k I~ fam rm Perfect cond , St 15,000 Drive by 12~.'k $389,000 Ed ••••••••••••••00••••••• \\ 1ntt-r 2.3.1 Rdrm~. PAMORAMfC .: '' BEACH HOMES inside&out.woodnoor Sunswept in Santa Ana Earl, Merrill Lynt'h. W•willtlild! Ne\\ port llell<.'h & OCEAN VIEW 3 B SlJO OOO& ing $314,000, lge a~um NEWPORT Newest Newport lleights and call us for details KateUa, 714,]37-0731 3 bdrm. 2 ba houM• w 2 Halboa 12:Y4%A.IT.O. 4B;.'S240.'000&I~~ 12 ~"L by owner HEIGHTS ?i~eSa~~~~! -\.\'ATIHIHONr lootSl-Avoil car garage'" ~1·w11ort JACOBS REALTY Of S~·o.IVV\ OR ',· •01' "'. F'ee and leasehold avail 759 0244~ $144,900 ood r U ltOMI.., In<. W f r· l:leaeh per our ~I an PROPERTY MGRS ..., """ ,., ,r. A cozy w sey ee ng ater ront community dardizt•d pl.ini. llou~e WOod & glass des1gn . to1il--------•I f~l!:~~.~ffi<>n • agt OM THE IA Y Just listed' Needs elhow will lure you're 1magma R~~~.~~h'OE 1,2 &3BR Condos rrom and lot SlllS.OOO Fur 6 75-6173 qua h ty . wlk to b1·h. PRIME PEHIMSULA 2 IR 2 IA greuse & pamt' 3 Br. twn with lhtS 3 bdrm SIS0.000 to $385.000 As· morl.' mro Call SSI 1538 I Ibo 1 ,_... 32,u. security ll)Slem POIMTDUPLEX C-...DO lrge yard. dbl gar He1ghbhome lsl 1sas 1--------• sume.loan _&owner as daandG40ln,'i2wknih& a o ,_ "° vacuum , mtercom A~~ llJlf a blO<'k lo l>carh "" Owner will carry 2nd ~umable of Sll0,000 al s1st rinancing. Rei;'agt p•1 ;•••••00• .. •••••••00••• mg S395,000 3 rr 111r, These 2 Aft, 2 BA rom Magn1ricent view. ser Assume Isl Io an. 10 80'1 & owner will DRIVE DIRECT TO Sheila. 2l3-598-5272. 11 2 or 3 br rronl house. 2ba. Open Hse $3t Sun I I plt•lt'ly ~eparale units bldg, dock avail. flurry' CaJl64S.722l carry Call Diana. aitl 2314 Mo. Pacific ift ~ ------Mountain, D~rt. !rplc. 2 car ~Jrage No Ask for RonSlev~ns. have a high as.\,umable DOV&l SHORES MO DOWN WESTCLFF 631-1266 West or Bnstol. no oH lftcome Property 2000 R.-ort 2400 l'l'I~ SllSO rnn 673 1714 Holaft Rl'GI Estate loan plull the owner will Pool, Jacuzzi overlook I l l/40;0 FINAN. RE~~-Santa Clara. orr Poplar ••00 ••••••••••••••••••• ....................... or 675 95&~ 497.5454 1·arry large 2nrl trust bay Galaxy Dr. Formal Consider equity trade This 3 Adrm. assumable MAKE AH OFFER! Lake Arrowhe;id C.:ondo lalboa Pfflinsula 3207 EME.,.._'" a•y deed Dynamite buy at din rm . 2 frplt·s 5258,500 H•RtORRIDG~-SV1A12,0001oan otrered at Pr1v lakefront com ...................... . """"" "' S.185,000 $685 ooo fee 642 2510 A '" 3 Income Properties munily. perfect fomil) PENINSl!LA PT 5 Br 31, Neweleganteslm5Br4 ~·4848~---. ' 675-15700wnr UMDBMARJ(ET OPENSATtSUNJS. Eastside Costa Mesa orcorporategetawa>.5 Ba nu cpl, paint . car gar All extras In OUlllJER Prestigious Ver)atlles, 3 Bdrm. 3 ba, VIEW MEWCOHOOS C/21GoldCocntRltr Ow ner will carry bed ,3ba .. 2r1repl1H'e), Sl400muA~673·00Go. credible white water Fla..i !"~la..iG good 1nveslment to rent townhome m lhl!i pre IY IUCH 548-1163 Priced toseU1 large game room w1tli Coplitr-•_.:.._-.,.32-11 y_1ew .. Call 760-0715 """'""' n out or bve m Buy now st1g1ous private com· "' Cull bar Beaul1ru1 lake -~ 12)11 o1 r bl rrrun1t• wrth tennis I rabulous opportunity to Tuttill 1090 Jx• and fort.'l.l \II.'\\ Dot·k •_••••••••••••••••••••.•.• Low"'R l "RCH I "Y 14 10 or assuma e 11'•'' lilt ' own and -nupy these •00•••••••00•00••••00•• L' BluJr top d I .. A A owe 2 d <26 968 co rt pools & pas XI l ""' optional owr 12'•'. r.'(ee ' up ex P\'l area. urn \1e1< ·---------12Bd2 Ba. $125,000 Call n 1 " 1 ftn~n~tng wilhslarge a~ NEW contemporary FOR $1000/MO. NEICCI::D s389 0011 Abo Sl'H Orean \U 3 Br. 212 ba. Divorce fon·e~ i.alt' for details John eves sumableloan.Priredfor condos JUSloneblockto llUGE IMMAC 21>r 0JL..(\, I lacul.H lakdronl lot rrplt' fam rm II\ rm Make orrer Poss trade loy1ho~~OWMr Mar)hall._a,&163_1·1266 EASTILUFf immed saleat S49S.OOO beach lnte rest1n1t 2ba. (pl t'ondo. pool . CJJJll/k.JJl,\J lilt 8Sfl X l2ttt Ult'XeluSl\e $1200 mo 493·86S8 , By Owner 714 499 3144 Lrg 1 BR ~ A home 1--------·1 Nt'w hsllng, 4 Br + fam1 ROGERS RlilTY architecture and man> )auna, ~iia & mort• Isl -, Ii "IJ 11-,f'" guarded gate t-ommun1 833 0210 Step .. 3Wlit) rrom p\l HARBll ISIJND I> rm. L"·k. ·u f)wnr levels add to Lhe drama T 0 app $74,000 f'11ll .. ... r p II I h ... h 0 II ...., • -~7"'2311 f bd d k ·••·>• • II \ l~ o l am1 air \\tl Corona def Mer 3222 Ele"ant 34ti0 ~F .,.,•at' t'' 11.ner\\1 as ~111 rin l"~se uptron o ~ o 2 rm+ large ee prr(•e $105.000 tlkr ~~ •. ,co i·i:•· \1· h "I So L '\ISt '" hnanCUl" or v.1111 -J<OU ·--91111!!!!1!!!~!!11!!!!11!~!!!!!!! F'1nann1ng 1< rle•1ble ""''·' \h•'J r \ level dl'<.'l'll' Prtl"l' in ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~S:~~:~:.; oceana~~:~ t·on~1der trad~" Shov.·n QPP(IJUNIJY f~~~l:W~nr Ai;l S2SS.oOOperu~t n 8.SI 1360•~~ t'ludt>' plJn\ .incl 3 hdr 2 ba F P. 2 ear Se P d b) .ippt ool~ l'nn onl~ p . . X . _ p_:............_p-:..... -,..,.._ __ R_ .... L.......... perm1b for 52<kl ~q rt gar Walk to beach curll y nvate fl\e S53o.ooo Pnnrunl.\ lton r irfm e 14 5 . 14 o S •cRl~CE "'"-......, WATIHIH()Nl vmwt" _.,.nmr for sale exchan)(e 7 un ru~lom de:.11tnl>d home S\800 mo Oceana Real· Below mkt al 56~.500 Jackson556Ul'MJ wate ront otw1th ex1~t " n 2HCMIM'S011 I Lot HOMFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• its on 2 tot~ mid "'tth lhc fJnlal) or ~x t) •213 •394·3764 Assumable r1nanl·1nj.? mg pier and slip for 45' S75.000 buys lrg 1 yr new 'i block to be:ieh These REAL ESTATE MolMt. HOMl'S Peninsula 6 1 br. 1 lg 2 ecull\ t> enlert.i1nmen1 in 3 Br + Dt-n 2 Ba !rpk. Im med urcupann· LEASE )arhl. PriceorS2.JOO,OOO prime NB duple>. 2 Br 2ba. completely 631-1400 for Solt 1100 br. gross S37.ooo As f!l'"d !itni.?ll' ~hi' dU('k \Jew. pmate l>cac·hes Owner u« 2013 I OPTION mcludesdelealred lot. apd Stepl> to sand Fel' land sepurate houses H1gh 1---------....................... i.um able rinane1n11. Sunn\ ~outhl.'rn l'~ S1200 Mo 538 9504 ""' S$1KJO 01110 & nm\I' tnlo pro\'e Pans an Moti\laled Ownr Ai:l as~umahleloan +owner OCEANFRONT New $565,000 Owner po ... urr $750 0011 f,1.1 "' TH th1~aduhlond11 Hui1116 1~rm1tsforaluxurious5 4982118Jor6756749 will carry jumbo 2nd l•--------Modular Type Homes, Earl. Merrill l,\Ol'h, 2 llrlrm I b~th . gar l .. Jt.VE ECAR . Bdrm 5 bath French Sh t ho 2 B 1'D Onl• 8 yea~ old. 0cr·.....ora~ leas·"land.3pvtbnhs. !213)790-5S4?f.\es Katella t71413J7 1n31 ~.tove, refng frpk 7JS at home & \\lllk tu the mos lor ~1:!!1!100" IO'. Regenr" home Ith arp own use. r. ~~"· , ·~ Be h ~pvt;'' 'Ct.I ' Goldenrod S66S mo beal·hfromlht~3bdrrn d11in Ral' Hotl!?n~ . .iiit , w 2 12 l:la . nr water . ...,.,.,,()00 •st omeon eninsula 24 hr secunly, fishing 8TwolclnnHouse1 home luekt'd awa1 m1 a 631 12fi0 many extras $155,000, A~sumr 13' • Pt ~0.000 pier from $34,900. 109. Eastside Costa Mesa Rancht1, Fa-ml, 1~1 13\l $22.5 srcunl \' quiet strN't Har1ll4ovd Ttnns Availabt. !in & low down Ry View VIEW down. 499.:1n6 Priced only io.5 limes Groni 2700 C.111 Rox) 642-4210 · !lours. da"k I . hrt•'k Ci1ll Paee>eltrr llomes Owner 213 '981i 3124 Bl' St on Ba} lront Gross Cash now Wtth ....................... HEAR IUCH " .. ' for details and appoint 714 631 2535 $475 000 FAMILY PARK SIOO 000 do 1 NO DOWN. IO\\ Int rate patio w matun· rru1t ' 646-5002 . Lit 3Br beauty, anxious • wn paymen only, paymtnt' Tax Lo\·rl~ 2 bdrm. l ha. trees. Creal potential rne11l Vtnoilffeo..do PERFLOCATIOM ownerhaspncedforfast Unique F'inan<·1ni: shcllrr No l1Jhtl1t1 rircplJl'P. l(drage W;ilk 0 w n er w ii I II l' IP I " Lge assumable loan. l:lalboa hland Ra\ front sale Affordable ram1ly Age n 1 67 3 66 O1 0 r M 1~~0 u r1 fa rm 11111 10 bt'aeh ~25 mo w hnanrmg $.12.'>,W.J HEWPORTCREST I ~ creative fmam·in.i Va -,•.•Y•F•R•,....,.--C•O.-O•P-1 Sl .1001.~STV"'U~ housmgmOrangeCoun 54S·7306 anes S1011u at·r1• 549-9322 1213 1426·9666 IUSIHESSOPPTY Spariow, 2 Bdrm plus l ,,,_._ rnnt dt.>rorator furn " """' '" ~ '" ty Call NOW" Won't 0 CE AN FR 0 NT Owner,5477331 CH.'F.A'-SIDE HWY, Th 1s line ~hup on den end umt Awa' rrom •t,'... penlhou~e studio Sub 2 BR 2ba bayfronl c·o-op NEWPORT CREST last tJB2040-4l l TRIPLEX Owner .inx ll:IOHM 1-TR~ISHEO Laguna's Galler) Road l r arr I c nui't:' Im I m ll trade $HS 1)011 \\'tlh pier &slip J 8 d rm!>. 2 I I b J CHOOSE YOUR IOUS Outslandmg lura DESPBlATE! $800 bas an excellent le11se mac·ul.ile condo with 64.5-6735, 1327 9107 $.:fts,ooo $1119.000 MEW MOllLE HOME tion Beautillul views 2 Prrme Full brook II I 7fi0.G89'4 w JUS\ wider 10 yrs to like ne\\ appltdnt:e~ • o~ea Youreaditnghl' lge 3 BR, 2 ba w fple, ac·res + bwlchng Silt' run. rixt\IJ"t'S, llghtmg & Front and back portion~ £..:2 Y "" S3'75.000 Hollis Wood. Rltr. Space avail in Hunt· one 2 BR I ba. 3 encl W i I I ( 1 n a n t' t> Conwo HlCJNc-dt lM carpeting Ulcluded In of condo open lo' / fl{Yj")f1//f/' Exl'lus1veguanledarea Askfor81llorl..owell 675-1676or inicton llarbor area for gar . $815.000 pnee & S!G0.000 Offer SpectaeularoceanVJews ventory avail separate spacious decks. O\\ner 4 Br 3 Ba 2 stor)' home < Prmr1palsonJ> l one of our beautiful ne11i terms flexible. Call lo 714 494·71~or646 83Gl make this ~ Br 2 Ba ly S30.000 14 ill as\l~I m fmanting •-tt11119llJ!H!!ll!!M!!t!!:s!lll!l--I \\tlh \ ;ew Pnced S50.000 675-1444 mobile homes Call ror day home a great rental below market Wtll 1nfoon thisrareoppt) TI G u A 1 bl r 1 CITY LIGHTS t hts prupert' C.tll C earr) 2nd T f) or t•on LEASE OR IUY oar a eryorHomes ORANGE GROVE \JI a e or year } Super whilewaterviews JackiePenney SACRlfl E ~1der leJ:.e opl1on Luxury mobile home 1 7l4·974·5lll i Just3m1lesfromT>ler lea0~e~t~~~Rltr from this 2 bdrm & den 642·5200 S20K RB>UCTIOH $449,(lOO Call64'1 ~ BAY . BEACH I b r I ,--------Mall 1n Rl\ers1de 95 .. ~ home. decks on both I oa..iLY $71< AND BOATSLIP ~~~so~ablee S:u'e~ \~f\ SYMDfCATOR'S acres well mamlamed & 760.0835 _ -levels&yanlforoutdoor rm " 50ftUdolsle . s~1"' 1dealrorruturedeHIOp IJ,\S.\1 1:-lf. CREEK living Excellent starter DOWN Grmou~ ram1ly h\lni:. HJt.RIOR RJDGE ,. mott\•ated Set' 10 ap ,..'""' ~ s ,..,... "'"' n~ h ho P · · I ln\•estor or tn\'estor le prec Submit \UUr •22 iNewport B"anh ment l.uuu,uuu attrac ..,.,51gners own ome. 3 me nee inc new ' \'er.;ailles 2Br. 2Ba rwn entertaining, dream 80°/o a.. at 131;.010 · "' ' b & f ed •. S2 0 000 j .. -nn. • nant Whoe\·er thought lerms (SC14S9l 1.Eastbluffsl Apts .io "r I II\ e term!> r am rm local in carpet .. paml I . thse. ocn vie" SIJS.000 kttl'hl'n 4 bdrm. 312 b.i 8eaut1ru1. award win· MULHURH ' l 24 h k d you c·ould huy bayfronl land lease. 100"; depr pn\•a e romm w r .-.,· 11r1 ... •r Assume $128,000 or S&L Used bric front en n In" 2925 sq. rt 1n I l •. I • " ,-11 k ri ,. propert) for le~ll tl\41n RR••TORS • 73 Pnme Orange Co secun )'. tenms "'poo s "\,-.~.od..4'--loans at 17'~ Slll28 mo dpat10B uge oa 1oor Sl.000.000 ne1ghhorhood most homes in llil'"P<'" ~--opts 6 beaut main Would consider renun~ . .... ... ,, MEWPORT No qualifying Ovd en oat storal(r l pen brhm1t ou;irded "ales h w II Mob'lt.--Dlv. r t d t H S S 33 V Lr d " ,... Bear e an· se 1ni: 1 i ~ tained & lndscpd bld"S & ,1 tirn w ren a JUs , I 730-2210.,. m 64_? 2682 at· un I ia n tnl' 1-~xc• view or city hJ!hU; & ( 714) .. s HEIGHTS Owner ii°' l 3 RR 2• b d 'n t ere s l In o ur 4 pool Pride or ownership I 1.600 pa mo Agt OWNER WILL Deloe Plftfhouse 675.12911 m ns . ~ a. en. bt>droom home with ~2· property al bread & but· 1 644·8067 Fl:-JANCF: One bdrm $125.000 formal dmmg, master boat do<·k for $275.000 527-5900 lerprice. 3224 AITD S OOOl)dn 0 M1n1 estate own Un 1 hdrm suite. pro r Wht'ther \'OU move 111 ·---lll!!!!!!!~!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!I lhl' ~en,al1onol 3 Rr I . wn('r believable ''" mel 7', I landscaped Ofrered at yourself or lease 1t out XLHT FIMAHCIMG! ...................... . 17141494·1177 modl'I' Brand new will carry at 1s•2 r'r lsl'OPENSunl·51661 $519,000 Broker coop. Marvin Ross,Bkr \lh1,1nn 111 15•C.PVTP•RK k h l l!ST 645-6059 the earmng potential 1s *EXCITING* ,,,. 5000 t306 11.1rhw lmt•,1m1•11t l ti " " HIGH OH A HILL itc· en on ri: lot J -Indus St. See class ll$-Owner broker. 644·!;834 rantastll' Great I mum· .....,. • e ---2 mslr Bdr S62S mo Overlooking coast anrl LISTEOJtS2ill,OOO SIO,OOODOWH or752-6550 _ ing Bellerhurryonlhr!I SACRIRCE 3BdrS675 mo cily -thisfabuloushome LOWESTPHln~3 Brm $2,000 per mo lmmed Speetacular VuofNwpl one 673-4849 EstahS. s15,ooobuystrg 7yrnew RtolE1tote 4BdrS925 mo has been expanded to 4 h H 11 possession. Lovely 5 BR Ullder~ SparklmgCrtyd Pool 1"!! ____ 911111!~!!1•1 With o r w 1th o u l prime N. B. duplex hthClftC)t 2800 Kids OK, no pets Ask Br Jba. family room 1 e .1!1\3'~~.exee enl 2 sty, Back Bay area OH UDO SS.S0.))90 _ Agt,993-3660 rumilure. 24x64 Green· Steps to sand. Fee land ....................... for John Marshall. agt w/wel bar -20' ceihngs PRIME UJT &'l'E.RMS. SZGS,000. Qwner631:J2.!L This 3BR dream home 3bdrm. 2ba. ram rm. un ScM JHft b•lrtlelr!'fomet ~ ~ Lagukna Motivated. Ownr Agt OCEAN VIEW 631 ·1~ - ---- Gym with sauna Slreet RaeRodgers,/\gt Bachelor paradise will be a true delight der priced $20.000 .. !:~!~ ..... !?!.! I snrces .. s .. rpar 498-2883or615-6749 So. Lagunagart'destate. 3 Br 11., a), rrpk, D W. to street lot $695,000 631 ·~ seclud 3br . fp., beams, Wilh $20,000 deposit, the Sharp! Open Sunday. ·--------•I G" ... crf Poril 15,., DOWN Sh 3000 s fl pror .. _ 0 bll·m stove dbl ear gar L ~ R E. """' d S 69 ,. Beaulirul 20xS3 Lancer " · opping q · u.:t' r · · G911M • sluy.spa 1 .ooo PP owner/decorator will 14, 341 Peachtree ACREAGE Strip.Hunt.Beat'h,Cully SS49,0001'radeforPalm pool . pdt10. encl -4_97-17 I 645·1496 ______ prov1de,,nuwallpaper 6315476_ Home 2Br.2BaThisis s L k backvard sprnkl ~.., tha Best Buy m' lo~ leased . S:SS.000 Owner pr 1 n gs . a e A r • · 1 er 1 •GU""'•• auoM•R" 1--------•I decorating servrees at L"ARGE1'"2 r; ESTATES '" -u "'8-11831 iz7 rowhead or mromr real s_>stem $800 w pool LA "" ~ " " wholesale C<18t. ASSl'M E LOAN H•l..,.._ leodl 3 1>!!- 1 --· ----estate 499-3470 SS I 8215 sen 1 c-e Waler pd. New 4200 sq rt oceun DOVER SHORES owe un this lovely Spanrsh style arrh1le<.' 12x60 wilh 8x50 ex Easts1de Tn·plex 2B R ---, .\1arguente54().J666 art 5 \Jew mansion All spacious custom pool tureaccentsth1S5bdrm pandedarea 2Br.2Ba Spanish House &11.knds9790745 amenities. prnaq OCEANFRONT 1441GalaxyDnve. home in Baycresl 3br . 41, bath home on I at're 12x20masterbdrm w duplex $225 .000 5.5Jt.CRES 3 Br ne\l k1tt'hen . Sl.IOO,OOO Lse optron. BY OWNER I 3ba. plus lar~e bonus w 1th 1mpress1 v c CLASSIC 0 WC · B > 0 w n er Pnme locallon m San beautiful home !963 trade Call A_gt 499 5648 " bll 2 l ~""" 500 S46-42S3 J c l ,.ew rust 5 y, 4Br ,Den.Fonna1Dtn· room..,""· l'ourtyardandfountam MOIUHOME -uan api<; r ano Continental $700 DRAMATIC f'rench Normand} 3 BR mg Room. 2 f'lreplaces, l"!!!Jll!llll!ll!!Jll!llll!ll!!!!!!!!Jll!llll!ll!!!!!!!!!lll'!""I Open Sal Sun 1·5 Ample room for tennrs SALES 6 T•till w unobstructed \ 1ew ~9 5001 OCUHVIEWS &. den home Can he 3 car garage + large 204SCommodoreRd courts $695,tnl 2706 Harbor.Ste206-A owe 1yrsw29'1 dwn ~~c~~~~~~~~o1g:~:' M e~a Verde 4bdrm Welcome you in l'\er~ ~~~h~5·::~~;c 3711 Hobby Room Pool sited 200/o DOWM English country e!>latt' 540.5tl7 JJOK FP Leverage opp. Point Yacht Harbor w pool. new paint & room or this classic 3 BR lot. beaut landscaped 130/o IMTllEST ~ on 1 acre near bearh and ty exisls. Call 645-S326 Horses OK S69S.OOO rrre crpt, ganlenmg & pool Home Includes frplt',1--------• Owner assist at rmanr· OHUDO/'" tml formoredelails.Bkr &nlear sen 1nrl S850 _S46_-99SO ram rm. & a huge IAYSHORES lng. Estate value only • ~ marina 5 bdrms, 3 0 C EA NF R 0 NT , mastersuileforyourhv Reduredpriceand sellerll $420,000. ~~/~ ~~~ecfoouusr~gh~d~~ CIR baths. guest qrtr~ LAGUNA BCH. newl WINNERS! 17141 .673·4400 ABvail Noc\'11 7th. P3 Bkr. 2 ing comfort SJ.19.000 flnanring1 Authentic OpenSallSun.1·5 h OWNER VERY Ocean and valley views from S29,900. rent $400 121 31 '21·2'21 a '" o ege ar . I Boal Canyon Reall)' French Normandy 3 RobinS011 : Realtor r.f~iiVATED. Submit "'"·"'"' French doors, bay win mo.499·3816 • IOUHITS block from school New ~94·6503 . Bdrm cottage plus. 11 548-5647 all offers tod ay FatttasffcTenu dows. Equestrian area 3m~;le homes.Allemp· Sl72,000 in assumable HARBOR paint, rrplc.largeyard. udrm m· "·s C<>lla"e Set 0 ' . h $875.000. ty Move in 'mmedt'ale· loans $380.000 owe patio $750 Mo. 752.2318 Charming3bdrm.2balh " aiu.: .. HU RRY'~· tomorrow on l miss t e un 1 '" woodsy bmk and bel" bl fi . ly Adults. no pets. Orange. days,540·7S76evt!s. -+ guest apt No end fl d. .,.~ 000 ma y be too lnle! ! 1eva e maneing on 1 I acre + quality 4 o~'S B k B Emerald Terra<'e W:ilk ower gar en «UOJ, BAVFRONT JS!l. dock this large 4 Br Lusk in bdrm. 3''l b11th home Priced from $24.000 to • n:rw::ft roo \'1ew 3 r 21, Ba to beach. Assumable leasehold Excellent opportunity! EastbluH Ughts vrew& surrounding dramatic.' S29.QQQ ~12 _ UMIT/Dptx rondo. end untl. frpk. loan. O..,,..er will help 2601 WOY_.. Bu1lderhasopl1on.Good room lo expand Opn ,._ ________ I yr old. assumable S750. pool tennis . -.. p .... , pool and spa Gourmet 1• 7c1 3191 gt flnanne, $279.500 Pe• 0 EM<•IWftAY 1-5 terms. Plans ready for Sun 1·5 2214 Alta Vista GOM~""E ! SlS0.000 loan S215.000 " a ' "' "'"'""' c I s kitchen. formal din;ng ~w; Allen, Rllr 494 7578 642-5200 re-model. Will sell pkg. a I ara 759·0268 or rm . 2 wet bars . 3 OWC Orange Easts1de 3 BR 2 Ba. fple . •-Hlh IOSO or joint venture w l l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l.!~646509§ fireplaces. lZOO sq ft ~a~~~22::· ;::: •6UHITS R I bltns.rpls,drps,dblgar . ....,_.. fi nancial partner master suite. Ocean and IBd ..... Brand new Wrap a ftltos o\•ered patio. rncd yd. ••••• .. •••••• 00 •••••••• 871-§.812'67~_ valley views + room ror rm . .,..;,SO() $168.000 loan. $255.000 •••00•••••00•••••00•••• C rdnr. wtr melds 2 H ... StGaHOO,OORClllC0 h Bayerest 3 BR+ wtnew tenruseowt.Sl.200.000 ~~~y-2 B;. ·~:: OWC.SanBernanhno Ho.HsFwNthtd t'htldren OK. no ~ts. pool & spa. $65,000 under So. C•. R...._ •••••00"•00••••••••••• A\ a ii 1 m med S825 643-2341, 1·986 2045 mkl val. $250,000 fee D MACNAB Capture tot.al pnvacy on w ottrfro.t Ho••• 546·5605 ul.6'194 CMMrol JI 02 644 2778 • l ARCH IA y 1-"~~lllllll!IJlllll!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!'!I! ..[73-7761 a ID\la~ this 4 31 acre eslale and Ille ••••••••00••••••00••••• Beauurul new 2 br cond() nYll~ unique tnangular home RHlton 631·1400 CIVIC CIMTB/S.A PALMSPRJMGS prime So Coast Plaz~ ~a~~~· k~t~~~~~;:c;· REAL.TY reaturing 4 bdrms. J"i l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jll!llll!ll!!!!!I 4 unils postllve cash Canyon Country Club lur l.alt:es, waterralls. tacular ocean \'It'll!, , __ ,. .. _._ baths 20 x 40· pool and Acrt ... fwW. 1200 flow with~ dn owe area 4 br, 4 ba. pool. pool & sauna $800 secunly gated Walk 10 D a• A,...t An overs1ied spa . Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• r111anc111g. Sl40.000 jac. rum S2000mo + 675-0540, 673·9019 P.Y!bch.Tfrms 4995663 IYll'L.IV'\CJ l IAYFIOMT HOMES.'• and valley views 1--------lf ullls SlSOOmo on yrly For IRuau: Choose your location. . . Sl.500,000 JUSTUSTIDI 6 UNITS/break even lease Will time share E • ..._. LAMJ-1..,... 1052 YR~ 7.3 acres In rap1dly wilh 20~ down. OWC at w res.e ~rty 673 1190 xet' Condo. 3 Br. 2•, •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• REALTY Your boat at your dock. . . • in $215000 Xlnt tax • Ba. front & reat private OWC Isl Ii $90K 3l 13'1-Seller ~._lnancing. . . growing Northeast San benefits. ' . lalboo l.a.d 3106 yartb, spa & pool Near on this 4 Br. 2 Ba. home. ._.,. .. _ ... _ Bernardino. Map re· •••••••• ............... CdM 1-·rwy. Avail Oct. Mt n I V a 11 e Y view i corded for 120 coa· Dennis RJcketta Ii As· Charmin a Sln&le ram1ly Uth 955·2'100 or $48. 73116 Highly upgraded! Just TERMS • TlRMS • TERMS -MIW UMSOLfCITID LISTING! 45 domlnh11na. Enalneer· soc 8Sl·* ho me . Avail mid· wknds. SISUOO! T.R. Realty Newport Beut'h custom built pool feet on peninsula. See the world. ' ·~ Tina "r plana included. . November ror I mo J Meu Woods •Br lba 497·-;.=.::.:...--homl'. 3 UH.. 2 Bath & bonus 3stories high, privacy, yard for • 52e1rio:X:Oc loc a tion.----... -¥-,-........ Br+lort.St300fmo Ca ll ram rm w poo1 ' INdi 06t room. 201• down . l..arge"subject children. 219 Via Lido Soud. 2 ) · · · '" ... -.,4yn-1CayS44-!IOOOorS13KMS s12so •mo GardcnN, Mew,.,t 1 11 ft I E 0).-000 down · asiiume pm. pool scrvlre. Vim1nt ....................... lo" First plus se er inane ng. yrs. ne w. asy oorc cu.stom 1oe.ns x1nt tax shelter. COtOHdlfMs 1122 Jut1y.A1<t ms.no.l'H" WHTOCUtROMT OutstandinA corner 19cation • desigh, 11~ lots .. 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P-rompl Call7Sl·l97G $4&.-Z756~evHOO &«a your home. 1ny 11(1" Muraln, M•'A 675 4722, dama11t> r~p.un Quality 1i. nR IHIJ A R,A P,rollttUon,or 840·~0'3 (Cl\Nl eo..tr.ctan.Gi•rel Comm r id ~trim TjlanltJOU John Morn.,.s.ntc Grac,SSS.r.?82 646·2111 work 1.11• llll!M9798 h•l' AU.you p;,y aenitt' n:ro~ & eudlt p11110 conn, wood dt'ek ••••••••••••••••••••~•• min& ~ rt'moval. clean All-AromctH.... ................ :! ..... ,..._9 ,.,.,...., Roofl1ui ·.nfido!,'~.. u~trtenct Shoe box 1na. f11nrlln11. 111raae 22 Years_ F.xp Custom ups. • ree ('$\ 84~ CJ MARRVTOOAV ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •11••1111111••••••••• .. ""ui•l :•.• 'Y5 ema our SP«l•lly cab n els . f' rt•' !Jomes, COndoil. Apt& & art 4:30, _ Jlr11.._541!:~ No blood t.ests req. l.lc Fall Speci111, ot/1nt The Paper llanaer. f'rof BAl,DOA ltOOt'ING C.:O D ...... "y 673 322.3 cst1m atta R1 eb11rd Rem~IN,J~ob492-22al Exp. 11rd1ntr, deun AZ KAUUNG Construe provided 9GS-3797wkdys patnlm& Prot Rsnbl 10Jtall Dccoratorqu•I Alsoskylt~hlJ& -liiWtn 1146 JUL ~ e.. . -upa, tree trim, mant. lion " relldcn&1aJ clc>an Aft s ... •II d.a_y Sat I Sun l"~e ~ . ~v~st?-4281 ~ree Ht. Sttve $47 <1281 ph1~tt'r1A1it. Pl.OT •••11•••••••••••••••••• C..,.t s.nict :;:?................... Fr e ffil PettlMI 11* ~dum..J!..trutt!'l 0322 M Fine palntinJ by Richard WALLS BY JlOBBV f'rt't t~t 41'13·8743 SaVICE GllWICK & SOM ...................... PETS ·:R" PEOPLE H~-Unwanttd rlutter U\ 1~r .. ~ ............... Sinor Lie. w 13 yr of Quality. tast 11tn ice Oran&r ro11~t noof!nl! DlalCTOIY 8u11dertSinc 1941 WrCareCrpt Cltaners 8oard1n4&Croom111g •••••••••••••••ll••n•• hfd CLEA?'i UP 4' BRICKWORK . Small h11ppy N.B cu:itomers 18yrsexp li610922 Reroohnit. rt'pair~ < ¥11 • -~o~ ~~ Add1t1on1. remodl'hnl(, Steam Clt'an & uphol s "We c."'. 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J.S Con~t rrpts 10 mm bleach !ruured 532.5549 REPAIR, PLUMBING, Girl Frl!t!r~tJ45 ~123 repairs Frplc fadnt(s S6SO Neal, complete 991 1936 Rea~ rutt~ 495 m) Co Nu d()('S it bet lhlll, II\ din rms SlS, DRYWALLTAJ>lNG healin&,c11rpenlry.rlcc. ROBIN'SCLEANING Refi. 551~76().7074 freeest refs&l-7292 u WAU...PAPF.R~ StwilHJ/AlteiaffoM Ace~ ter 1 t.ic' & bonded avg room S7 SO, cou<'h All textures & acoustir, hie. Free est No Job loo Service 11 thorouahh HART MASOHRY COLLEGESTJD~NT Custom pll!Jl'rh11n111111! ••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• free est Call Joe, SlO. chr S5 Cuar. ehm rr.~.st Kevin67S~ !mall.6<15-28!1 clean house. 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Neat. prompt 645·9~"" "' '" wor re(' es Stain Specialist. fo'asl Electrical em e · ~--Clean Up Your Act Co 646· 1597 serv ~8·5684, 636 71<19 ~ , Tiie ~~~~••• .. ••••••••••• Lie.bonded. ~1 0401 di:y Freeei.l. 839·1582 •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Carpentry Electrical Housecleaning. apts & Brick-Block C.ontrt'l<' INT/ EXT PAINTING Plost.r/Rtpc11r ••••• •••••••••••••••••• D * REMOOB.JMG * -t.:. -ELECTRICIAN pnced PlumbUJg Patnting offices $35. 631 1993 Very reas Lir. bonded L1c'd Refs. Fr.:e F.~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tll,E l:'l:~"!Al.U:I> m ewayi.. parking lot Rm add & new ronst ROBERT'SCAnPET right, free estimate on O:ive or Mike.._964 .!~117 LET TIIE MOUSJ:o: Bob S48-76SO'S36 9906 646 1067 Neat patt'lw~ & trxturc~ .\II k1ncl' (,uurantl't'd s&"sa1~s. hs~alc~tn~9 Re~ Comm Quullt) ~EPAIR Restretch, re· l'l"georsmallJob" RESID COMM'L CLEANVOURHO\ISF. Custom Brtrk. 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Carpentry, rough, finish Own trans 962 O.SIO Ind install pre Cab Best in Paint& Pa~r ED'S Pl \STF:lll'l<i M> :.pccwlli ('Jll 'fer) Free est • 397 362 Custom homd l'Si,. rramh Lie #393.lU 642·8482 GordtnincJ n~r:.fs Ma~~:~~~~ti MA~ ~ficr~/\M I r r p I cs . 6 4 s 5 6 0 2. 548·0850 t~:lt 1351 64All T82y58pet. "1,1' Ill l::l\l Jat·ki.on Tot'I ~ 7Y.J UH73 645·8181 ing. re mo . r renc ~OJOUTOOSMALL •••••••1111•••••••••••• ,,.,, .,.,.0 213 634·0140 Cus"--P~ 5· t·~tut'm~ lobysltting doors. skylights & palm •8 k & Blk L' 351449 Cl,EAN·UPSILAWN ~uropean Craftsman. All <M<J'<-Ut M 1 ._,, Ptuniblng Trtt Ser•let ••••••••••••••••••••••• cov('~. fWS.3652 Dale home100:,.8767 Ma1nten:mcc L1111d:scp J~b~ Big or Small l'all Exp Ho~'eaner llt•I •• ~:.~? ................ 2:S yrs exp Lie 4 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••r•R•·:.:.••1)·:~~·1(·,.·~~s~··•• Babysitting, m} home. l ROOM ADDITION Ans. s3s.2182 Bee.1123l3 Free est 642 9907 a ter 6PM 964·~1 Ref Free F.!il S\1° 21 * A·I MO~IMG • Bl>nded lns Refs Color Drains rm111 StO M .un r • r~' ' ) r & up. nr Victoria SPEClALIST . CON-CRL':T-E WORK -Cleanups TreeTnm g Hardwood Roon hrs 955 2418 ex rt. 963-0011 Dil'k from $15 rtumhmu n • l'r ur11n~. St·uJptunnit '.. R .-. Top Qualit)' Spec.al RENT LS AJ IT 'D " T Th n Rt mm .. 1~ C "1 64~_.~_646-5759 emodehng. deck~. ~·oundatloos side~alks Heuhng Ma1ntenanct' •• .. •••••11•••••••••••• Housecleaning 1i. our i·art''" handbnl<( 25 yrs A P N f. Rairs. M&M.li42 91'n3 "P 1 .' a · Ch1ldrare. loving homt.' homes,freeest John patio slabs t'Usto~ ArnleMS.8414 Hl\RDWOOUFLOOlt.S bu~mess Call Jan11'e'l> exp Compet1t1ve rates Perrect,prompt.rea~ ~1cCORMACl\PL\IRG l lea1t u11li3t i1.S13 hot lunch. companions. Lie •4109:ll 661 1301 br11:k. Lie !lti()tl.'>39 eves TREES Cleaned & Waxed Raggedy i\nn~ 9 \ r' No ovt'rtlme 730 1353 Seasi~ Pnt.&.5.36-4806 24 HOURSt;RVlct: Window CIHniftcJ fenced yafl! S56 3098 ROOM ADDITIONS Anyhme,832·•'8111 S /\ e>.p 675 2514 OIAMOND•PAJNTING Lie 11294378 6i~ !lt9t ••••••••••••••••••••••• b C~ramic Tiie Tupped/removed, clean Hauli llOUSl':CLEANING •A !JC: ~ O\' ING ~~xp · ~·ree estimates· Low cost Ongm.tl Wtndo"' Washer Ha ysllllng, full lime. Con rrete&BlockWalls ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!l!.S.lawnreno\ 7513476 "CJ prof , low rates. Quick . 54927.,, ,,5 • 8 TOPHATP!wftbinn /\ , .. h •3• m)· home near 0 CC D~nrus_636 0458 H , T'I . ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• Jo;ves & wknds. will also careful ser\'ICe, 552·04!0 · .,.~ ev~s .,.1 1>44 7 \I( ,J ,,r omi• > "' •• ,, ...,.~ ansens Cer11m11· 1 e. Gardening, landscaping. llaul. cleanup, concrel" .• la d .,,. 34~,, _ /\ti p l . l S450 l Spe<' in rl'l!taura111 ~ & till 7fl~ ,,...,..,.,..,, Cabinet Malling floor6. :.howers. tubs. tree trimming & re rcmov.il !>ump Truck" uu · un r:y """'. -"" STAR\'ING COLLEGE 5650atn'\!mg m 1 ~x 1-<1mmt•n·1al ~ork l.11 RN w nurser) exp 14111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• call aft 4PM~SS7 8280 moval. m.iJOr rll'an up. l\u1clt serv 6(2.7638 llOL'SECLEANl='IG STL l>ENl'S ~10VING .,cat romp e e •4~~1.:.6;16 2000 l.l'l lhr ~U11,h1n\• In bab~s1t your newborn to All types kilrhen bar~. THE TIU MAM lns"d Free est 642.4889 " • -Respon~1ble. xlnt rt'(, CO l.ic #Tl24 43ti Free est, rers 851 7292 Call Sun,h1n1· \\ 1111lu\< 3 mos. any hrs. Corona l garage unll'i l>av . Ot.:MPJOBS Call9799756 968.(g'IG lnwrcd 641·84Z7 I OLYMPICPAJMTIMG Property~ Cleaning Ltd :,.JllHXSJ del Mar 67~ 5 6521 eve549 168S . Free est .&4().2062 Mow•ng SIS S20. Hauling &Small Moving Jobs llOL'S1'X'l.EANING WATCll US GROW ' 1:-.IT EXT FREE EST ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'l.E.\IH'n:w ---J & DumpmgS2:S 754.9904 Cal1 MIK E646·1l91 d PROl'E:RTY Wl'.illO\\ rt.1-;A'Jl ~C loots, Maiidt11G1Me/_ Corpettter Child Cort or955-009S MJrk II AU LING & DUMP II) Swedish la Y Exp • T"u llrolht'rs Mo\'lni: • lllCill QUAL WORK St"ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARDENINC:WANTED JOBS ask for Rand\• 4\1926421lvt'mes~agl•I l'rompt Courteou ~ LOW HATES s.541903 MANAGEMENT Chm orT1m!ll~i li41W •••••••••11""''1 ••••• Frem·h drs. hdwd nnor~.I DAYCARE M · t · -k· , ·. · · 1Hoinesi......., SH\ H·e 1157 0500 or l'alnt1n..:. Int ~~xi Orange Co areJ i:. ~r' WindowTlntincJ Boats Cleaned Wa•"d Id· I owing, e< J:llllo\. ra ini:. 641·84Z7 ... .., "'O .... 8 experienl't' Call for info • . '" mou rng. shel\1111( I Sper1a l to work1ni: swt•rp1ni: free .~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.. .,...4 Comm ~luality In' •••••••• .. •••11•••••••• Experienced Insured It o ugh & fr n' 'I h .Qarents CM 646 s.123 estimates 645 4:172 or 't'REES SHRUB TRIM j llOt:SESl'li'F:R PADDED WAG0:'-1 Free est l'nin1p1 Sq · and rates (Juullt~ s1nl'i' 1972 Jim 759·19!!..sevel> Complete serv1ct'~ tree , . 645·573i (.11r11~t' & \'ard clean Xlnt personiJI & prof MoHr:. Jim 631 5507 963-8182 free 1•our1t'o11'e~t Sell lhEAf""' l'SI Bonded. 111• d Childcare. Mon ~ri.da\S U.PS frecei.l S57-82n rers 15Z7-16.'.J1 aft 7 ,,, Careful.l'ourt-·~ llOl'SEP1\l .... rl.'''' k h l;.$.111494 .w1 =· 6444015 Infants 1hrou~h Ii \r..,jDoe::.\OUr\arllnt'{'(!re I "'knd w • " ·•u \l a t' )Our i. 01•Ptn1q ""A''T'""'IO''" Its.a BREEZE · My h 0 m <' N l' \1 pairs• Quahl) r lean-CLUN UP YOUR ACT and Cheap 497 4056 Work i:uar frl't't'!>l easier b) ~'"K tht• Oa1h " ' '" • ' Clas.s1f~Ads &l2..56i8 Class~ Ad!> 642·5678 "46·7564 ~~, land!.rpng 494 1479 H \l'LINU S25 6.11-t~J Class1fwd \ds 642 5678 Want Ad llelp' ~2 5ti78 Stdte lie •383794978 9397 Pilot Class1f1ed /\<b C.:lai.~1f<'<I Ad' 642 ~i8 ~::'!~!!!~.~ .. !~~~!~~~!~!!!~.~ .. !?~~ ~::'!~!!.~.~ .. !?.~~ ~i~~.~~~ ..... !~.~~ ~~."!~.~!~ ... !~~~ ~~~!.~~ ... ~?.~~ ~!!.~.~ ...... ~?.~~! &n,r:::= Cut b VUig expenses' Resp person 10 ::.hr 4 br Sharing =-Bellt•r l.1\ 1ng RAY FRONT Off JC E Maturl' rt'l1able woman 1 I MEEO S6000 I ost Pent ax ra mt•ra 1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• Es la bl 1 sh e.d 19 7 I hse w pool. Crpk. ell• N r COAST 500 feel, !an1tor1al, park sttk~ quiet apl. low rrnt 20'. interest 111 bt•t•r har \.'11 'J fl Golf rourw Schools & Hetp Wanted 7 I 00 Hf'lp W anttd 71 00 .....•..............•......................... Hanking REPUIUC FEDERAL IUUTY ASSIST. 2 full llml' abs1~tants need!'d for bus) I rv1ne 'hvp r .irlloo II air featured m Time Mag s 11 c 0 u !< l p I a 1 a I HOUSEMA TES 1ng, rte ifi0.!»40 or u-hg in !\Ollle \\Ork I or ,1riught loJn lh·~ .ud l!.i2 otliO lnstnaction 7005 Large Clientel t.' $22!1 mo.Dtane5407363 Con\en1ent roommJlt• AIRPORT 640S17Z.im eve 752J936 wkd):. Lo:.I 10 I 2 \I jtuldt•n ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVINGS has an openmf;! lor .i p lime Teller Laguna Niguel bran(·h 1\.11 1940 Personal attention & s rt C d t h person· I profile :.en ie ' EXECllT1V11:: 634 98a>Swi 2 1 r i' t r' ~ \ er!> \ t .. Costa l\1esa Chru.tt.in careful screening · ewpo on ° 0 ' are · a '" '" 1 •·-i /In t/ N l're·School S•w•c1al TimeSa\•mg' \\Ith Female. 3 Br 2 Ha Dnay ~94 1294 SUITE fi:::.~. YH IMorf90gn. Tnat ~~711~\ i R 754 lllliur n l.90peor;"'61 ~; 1341 Beaut) HOUSEMATES ~cld l ~arage l r;:~ f shr 3 Br Apt. CM area Several offires avail rn ....... ................ Duds 5035 ' IS Full Da) SI 8J2.4134 131 imme 646·!>413 5·9PM Wknd rull service exec suite lus' •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• l'ound 1014 med ~llt' CAU,&IG~2J 49S 0850 MF H KO F: Oranqe Ccurty'' Finest Salon ---640·8494. anytime toe or O (' Aipporl o"'ess~ 5005 Sattlfor~ Co rream eolnrt'd t .it 1 · . Uanklng --------•1 lnl ·1 Sle~ardrSlo shr rum f . k 752 0869 ppo. ·--·r All I ~, • .,. I ·t· I ~:astbluff art'a i52 i377 frl'nrh llasse~. Pm Ult' SAVINGS .. Gay Roommate ' • I em · non :.mo " · no · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 pes 0 rea es J I' • Tutorrnit T1 anslatHln\ ContactSenicel>' 2Br I Ba housemldM , pets in NR S2Cl5 . 1st & NEWPORT Bt:Al'lt Nr LOSl:-.IG LEASE. quit tnH•stme~tss'!'ce.194!1 ltound Rik '!'.ile kitten l ni\usit) lnslrurtor REPRESENTATIVES Nt!t!db hair sl y il,l~. ~hampoo Pt'ri<>O & ass1s t.ints TopSalan· L a r g e s 1 G 0 ~ n r ocean :'ti ui.t be l3st 631·3574 673 J630 O C A1rp()l't 340 to llOO ling bu~mes<> selhng out SpecioillltCJ '" at 1\~ams S.,chool Ap fr1Jm Franre. Ma ster Full & p lime Seekmlo( Male Female Room ~~~k~~.e 25~a~00~0~ Goraqes sqft 64-47722 ALL sup1.~!fes and"" :ZndTDs prox6mos~140t9 o~l(rel' frenl·h & ind1v1duals 11>ho enJO) R11t'CJu<'he '118 5408177 mate Sen•1ce in So It $300 C·ll Oct 21 for•ltlt 4350 Uue to ma)Or e'pans1on luresrnruuing 642-2171 54>0611 Found Col·kapoo Enf;!h~h Children & ~b~'~/:~~a~~~}~t-•1•1.-1.--/bsiaun.tt ____ _ Ca hf G.R C. for rental lv~il No\ ~ 675 5148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• of tenant. EXECUTIVE Display c~. wa1lmf.! WE PAYTIIE MOST ~amoyed. Queensl.ind Adults. all lr\els :'ti C • -.... * needs11·1PM ---icargaragem<.:M. ROWLNC.oneofthe roomrhair!>.Beauty ll celer , Doxlr . Jude7144.'l4i72t ~~~!11M~J·';~~S1 AP.AR.pa)roll (2131630-3CMO. Wanted roommate share com PI enc Io s e d oldut estabUshed 09771 Salon ~airdryers ai:id ~~b:~~r:O~!!. nolt·~ Schnauzer. Vtula. Tcr Job W __..,_~ 7075 C M r ume Apply '" person lg 2 bdrm. 2 ba condo s125, mo 751 5266 afl prof exec suite com· hydrauli c chairs. nur· . r)vo<>. Beagle Mrx. Rel s _.....,, Thr \'1llage Inn. 127 A Professional Serv1cr For Professional People 3 offices to screen. check ref's & employment. will match )'Ou with the rlf;!hl Room male~ lO Da\ Guarantee 25': off ~1th lh1~ ad \11lla Balboa Ne't 111 IJpm ple:ot~S ha~ ·offict>s for rors. sheln>5 and plants 67:Vi311 1·r mix also rat~ & kit ··~··•••••••••••••••••• DOW MEY SAVINGS Marine Ave Balboa Hoag f pc. mu:ro. air · ' Al,o. make·up, shampoo I lf•n, In tnt.' Anima l CJ rt' T\ PINC. 1.i:t bt.l.pjot in E 0 E Island cond . pool Furn S3SO CAR STORAGE ~ease or mo ~o mo andhimproducL'\ Amollftefftleftts/ l'l'nter ~~.3734 m)home l-rt.'t'tJ•lkuv&IB k Early r\M. all ~ 1 17 l'dM SQ.I mo 7so.o1_8!1 I Sl~;-S~;;, ~l\io ~,'vfc~ Call 6Jt·9754 or Pt"ortds/ ... nunfl lo~g hair 1brown • del 640 9639 E~c-~tfent opportun1t) IOAT MECHANIC 642 957~ -l~•ngle nr \1am Beach. I 1nr ld Recepllon1st arterG,(19S..68()9 lost & fcM.d l'Ol \lra looi: -.h1~kl't\ :\l RSE:. ~•II c.ir!' ror v.1th ne,.ly t•,tabh~he<l net'ded for .. .,ilhoat Professional fl'm ~anll> Laguna Beach S65 mo I ScrretJriJl . Word s w Imm Ing p 0 0 I:···· .. ••••••••••••••••• nurr} larl jti(Jt•it.4 cldt>rly Pt'l"SOll '" their independent h•nk I ch.irter cluh '" ~ewport sametoshare2br .2ba 494»'4 Proct>sSmR Photot'op\ Chemical Serv11'e Bu~1 IHoppyAds 5120 f'nvnfl blue l'Jrdki·rt hom(',IJve.oot 6404\31\2 Ne~porl lr~1nc .irea Beech Will v.ork on 01 Apt.near OCC. 28 35, I "'I:· romputt•r Account I ne~~ Laguna NiRut'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• s l>t•pemlahle woman rum Independent h:rnk ex pumps, t•nicme~ ancl rrl( ref req $282SOplus 12 0ffleeRlfttal 4400 inR . Tt.•lex , Mail & .irea NoeKpnecessary. ~np '1 Andr~I.\ ~ pdniontoolderJ)4'r~ontol per1enre prefl'rrc•fl J(tngOnHwJohe~pr + ut11. An~ ad 11 ·1116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Me~s agr St·ni r e . wrll train SS0.000 1"1111 1 "'1• Y . '~ Pn·~~>'.11·nan thurrh takrtoandfrumDoclor. f:mployml'nl parkaJ?l' n•fs rt'q675!Uiu 642·4300~hr; 1617 Westcllrf NB Want Tl'lephone An~wl'rmi: amount req' Will nt't '\~ T NH Ii-Iii 4&l6morn ,•rrands. etr 4 S hrs per includes M<'<111.·al Oen Re~p rem share nr14 I hnanr 1al rnsl 7ll0th. f I farihlle:. m<'lutll' con $40.000 + Call Colle1·t I f'ountl 1\1 Yorkll' h1i.t I dJ} 675·500n t.i I in suranl·r pror11 IOOtUCEEPY plush lwnhsl:'. "'re~p l:.t.noor A~nts.415032 ferenCt' Rms Full Mon Fri 9 6 PM ~\l,e~ll ~'.".!".t,·n\\rnoll~lto;21HtlpW~ 1 100' sh;mng pl.in & t uut1 t'hJll4'n.:1nlo( p11s1lwn ~ o rk 1ni: ~1 r L n NEWPORT Kitchen. Janitorial I ·I~ 867 Olli I ' "'r~t 11~·~-,H ••••••••••••••••••••••• l(ro .. th potent ial I ;n ,11IJble for ,h,1rp Ill beln•\ able room!> O\ l·r I PEHIMSULA l'l1hlles. Free Prkng. 24 JANITOKIALSUPPLY · dl\ldual "Ith Slroni: bk loo k 1 n ~ broo k & Spacious executive of hr 7 da)s a v.Cf'k oiCCei.s l Net 351\. 25K down. owe: 1 lf.~c~ '~11; l~::Jr'h/0~1~: f~t~.~~~n~ F., l'os1t111n~ ,HJllJhlt• ~~~e~t:::r:~h,;1~~1 ~:~~~~:1k;~0~·vtst~ fices across from C1t)' tith~~11~1~111 L~taci~d 533 4:n> 67S-l7St \J Jre a l'a ll 1u 1 !lo:Hl 8 5 Some experil'nr(' H~w AecOWTh \1ronment lteal l'~lJte 0 Co 85 I 7714 area 76().!IW5 llall . All serv!res ava1la Airport at JUnl·tion Jam 1 LOCJllMI leach REW r\R [) preferred, but will tram 1 Hott TeH~r e(µr ht·lpful t'orl.\ard "°"CJ' : · -ble. opt1ooal Fn>m 225 b 0 re.,. .. al' Arthur IOllTl"'"'E' EK<'ellent ad\ anr~' & I resum t' 111 ,,,, ~ i~1l. lla1 P f t h ho • '" I ...,... FOl'ND Small Female .. f"l s 1 T_._ ro o s are my me SI.I fl up at reasonable Bl\'Cls . t•onH•ment ar Well e\tahbshed Men 's th>" hrown v. blk spoh .. ene Is a •H> i•om ~ h P1lnt, '~'' 1~14~1 Costa MASTER VISA pref (t'm P\I .entn. rentals No lease r<' res\ from l)O\I:' St 3901 I & "1J mt'n ., boutique ~ht fttl \'1l Janlmt"\ & me n3 urate "ilh l'll Secmcrifl 'itesa, c \ •f't•.!t• Accepted fplr . sk)·bte gar,\\' IJ qurred,call673-3002 ~.1arArthur Bhd . Suite Grrat l1X·at1on & lease J)4'rrence Available im 1 l'\SH l~ll 1' ~:RK l'tr 5300 7!19 lSOI. CJ S:in Roque, H B ~2 5774 red1ately Call Rarhar.1 p CIRC .. MEWPORTCEMTER 211 Ne11>porl Beach ~.000 ~k for Warren "(I """I A l>t'prn rl.1t.•, Prefrr ~ale 35.45 shr Sbr, 2ba e\'SL~L2834 93 2752 toKE SOME.ONE HAPPY Lost Lrg l-lusk1c h llt' .... """ NATIONAL IAHK ILi 1 hse nr S Co Plaia f''rwy Resp straight M I-' adult Prestigious. full service TEL 714 7si. 7170 4 · MAKE. SOMEONE SMllE dog w blu e) es \'1l· ,.,,.OUT 11h ef r pt'rl "111 ~r rd\enml( Spa. s22:S+share utils lui1 lBr co~do, HB. EXEC offices lnclds TLX692310orZ77778. Wilson&WtissR_.E. Giesler CM 556.7116 ACC"""1AMT tlnOrgani1Jt1nn1 ~ 1 l mr v.1¥.1·n' AP 64J.491L -Many amenll1e11 rcpt,sec .. lleroi1.under· LagunaBcachOl'ficcsforl / PlaccallAPPYAO CHIEF pl~ (,1(t Sh1111. John $285+..., ut1I 536 2151 ground pkg, telex & an lease Mo to mo. 650sq n ~r~:e~~Y 'l1~~1n tn lhLHolumn LOST: l(Hthoftd Growing Restaurant 171418Sl 1033 Wa) Ill' \1n101l Tues c~:~~~IT~H~B.1~05~~tsb~~ eves.SJ6·56.54..!!Y I uque decor ronf. rm. to 1480 sq ft. Call. Orange, 3425 Chapman. foronly$32S female d<>R Lonll ~re} Chain in Orange Co EO.£ Sat Ml ~..uitK.176 h'ld SZ7S 968 3880 --·---Se 644·7l89. 714'4,?4·7535 _ -I See Sunday 2 .• $30.000 Call "42·56711 hair. black maskl·d fare seeks qualified Chief Ar CASHIER c 1 rel!. __ ;_ ~ Your Home BJ the a · " Wa s 11>ear10 ° blark countantror''orp He·1d Shr lrg luxury home MF 2 br + r1replc. 60' EXECUTIVE MEWPORTIEACH 752:1}3fi wkdys D)lon choker'" Plt>i.l \l' quarters~ llea~·y Banking HOUSEWARESALES w prof person Isl last + from beach 642 8469 or I SUITES Deluxr. full ~crv1ce ex 634 9807 Sun 2·4 Sl'C('E~~ congrat~ tu rail restaurant acr'lmg ex TfilER t"ull ur f' llmr Appl) dep W 738-7031 SZ7S mo Isl& IN ecut1ve nfflcl'S for lease. Moll lox Rftltah Leith Colllnits of l'..,. 540 07f>6 !{£~.\RO ' 1 per 15 req Duties incl Cro~n llardure 1024 546-_ 3428_ last+ de.P051t Louis H11::a"•GE 1ndudes rerept1on One of l .. _ hott-busi· forsoloingm an a1r11lanc , _ 11 T 1 ,,1arr ~U'"'nl'Sion mo F"' 'Tlu E ln1nr W1~tc~U1 ~B -'"""''"' I I '""' '''" for hrst tune 1().16·81 ..... st ~!"a tan errit'r · .. ~ '-....., '" M Ftoshare3BRcondo. Straight M over40 to ~hr PlAZA ~;1t;r"· Janitoria nessopPortunillestoday -·Tolo . M. \lc 22nd & rlos1ngs & quarl('rl) Pos1l1on avail 1n our CASHIHt pool, spa. garage. at $195 home. w pool. Ne14port I :-:ew luxury offirt> spare I · 1s the pnvately owned L4st & Fo.d 5300 Santa Ana, CM 1>4:'17i7tl financial rePorts. l'Om South Coast Plata office 1 HOUSEWARE SALES + 'a util. Beach. 642:!313 'n Irv' n e. ~ bus rest Red Estate M a I I Box Ren la I •••••••••••••••••••••• • \ acat1on·saddened 13 ) r puler knowledi:e a mu~t Please ronlt1l·t I ~·u11 or r time ,\pply 638·9596da.898·1»68 House to shr. CdM . nr renter' f:a~y Frwy ac Office for L.ase I Service. old blk Mancht.>l>ICr Tcr I Good benefits Send re Kathy Amburi:r•y l ro" n llardw:ilrc. 1024 N e w po r l B ca r h beach. pref f'. maturt' ces~. Avail now ' Call furn 2157 sq ft offi ce 12 • Huge Profits • ner mull strayed Ocl !I sume & sal:iry hii.lor) 10 17141!HO 40fllj Ir\ int• 1 WP~trhffi 'llR West c II ff. $250 Mo ~rad studt'nl or career for details desk + reception area & ~ Lo Investment * f OUNO ADS from s11ter, Santa Ana & p O Box J&QJ. Irvine I Female. lo\·ely 2 Br 2 oriented. S250 + 11 ul1ls. 55I ·1231 640.4230 managers ofrlce 2 con Write or call for FREE AR[ FREE 23rd, C M 646 69!11\ Ca 92713 CAUfQINI' \I Cb ASHhllY k B h P I 631 """ rer 67~·00 __ 7 -~ ---fe rence rooms Ideal rnfo on how to start your •tti~ a.... • ..1....&.1_ " ust e a 1• to ~or at s._ oo J'tOO' -•DELUXE~Crr.t* Ce I Lost Himalayan Hunt A .. -..... FEDERAL Sat & Sun Other h~ lo D \NA POINT Vf'T'I ..., Io rat 1 on 0 rr Np t ov.1\ n er 1~ b \. ~ u ne6 d someone to ht•lp find the perlect Room Shareh~use.avia1l now t.2&3room Noleasere· Freeway Ca 11 LeasingProgram f'.Jt. ington .ar our •rt bl~w ~n attic insulation be arranl(l'd Appl~ m matefast Compulemed quired Adj Airporter C i·r Co 1 DONTOELAV!! W..t; EnsignCircle 8468892 I f " Sa•ingl&lOClll perc;on Kerm R1mo1 RentmatesUltd lntne Bill 83l·l2S7,4~2969 Hotel 833·3223 9.12 Ba korn1~1 oo:mercia Mail Call Express 3857 642·5678 f ound ColhePuppy .Irr I lor n1ur custome1rs 1•'3r 695 Towne CenterOr llard14arl'. 261i1i llarbor 857·5001 M 2 br l ba house walk -· · _!O ers. .:_ ----Birch Street 205. NB. frr) & 405 Tue!>day 1 iona company Ol'a ° Costa Mesa. Ca 92fl26 Blvd CO!lla '1t'Sa Fem;le share furn. apl ·I~ beach, CdM. S3J7 SO+ SC25aOrpUelp dHraupnel.s. Bac1hr : lushteu RMtal 4450 92660_ 966-&m____ L~st wh1tr M Poodle 642·3000 f1rl' Wa~es & benefits Equal Oppl)rtumty C II I I, D C •\ H f: ut1ls 6731453 · Will tram Tn !lpply roll Employer Half rent & utillllt's 1130!B~rh.842·2834 ••••••00••••••••••••••• mix . ,1rra Cameo PersOftats 5350 &418808 1101 SEKEF.l'~:K . Arter~~m6454740 House1nCdM.3blkstn 17THS .... 11tr.-R1etai1 Store BesNtbeact~ DOITY""•W•Y ll 11thlands, CdM . re •••••••••••••••••••••• Rakers m:itun•'lnJ:h•lad~ non b h f I g rage •~• ocallon m ewpor """' "' ti 76().0029 ER c WE 1 !imokrr h\e in pq ltarh 21 yr old male seek mg each . &rpdc. ti $".,; cosr• Ull::~. S7U\ Mo 116 23rd. Sl. Chic c-~Mor .war --~ I MET' UL'" . f.xp m Donut makmR or BANKING ? h ,.. •. rmmte$240.mo 2RR I was er ryer '""" "',._.."' .,., __ _. Rt-:WARD SJOO for T llE WAREHOl'S~: Jpl .t i nn•n t.,..4~r' M Ids ulJs Linda 2 3 off t 67S·418SJ.6i.H401 • ......._ScilcM.welest will tram Appl)' al S vt~S ' SJlar' r•f t.4611421> ba CdM. i60-I~ o me I or room icesu1 es .,..s_' . wallets lost at 5 Crov.ns W E N E E D A Winchell's 202 r.1 A .. nv . " t' Prof Female for Lag work 558·2023. home AC. plenlyotprkg. Ulll RETAll5'ACE 35,000. Restaurant. CdM. 10 10 BARTENDER WITH A Camino Real San SUPllVISOR CHILDCARE N1g condo.P\1 bath& 7_591165 inclAvailnowCall 900sq.tl.S650moGreal ././././././ No questions asked BLENDER Clem!nle" Local Newport Reach p llmt• l·hildr..r1• bdrm. S32S imo 495 lS80 Male Female Roommatt> Re_alonomi£L 675-6700 exposure. Harbor Blvd. Successful attractive 213133l·S8l51'oll. CALL DAWN 966 2054 . Savings & Loan has an worlter for ('hmtiau dysi_49H.l!J!.ves. ~~s:r:::1sho~~rw~~1~;~· c:~1~!. ~1l~~~~u:~s ,~: ~:~lononucs 675-6700 r~~~n~ ~~~shop. fun ~f!n;;:: la~~~n~aa1~ WED·SUN EV~ Benkin\AvtMGS s~::~:~a~~;!'::,~n:r f~~t~ ;,:~::.1!1962 3.312 CM Fsceksroommale Hunt Bch S275 Mo cld. 779 W. 19th. St. CdMPrimeLoc.-2500sq ''"" Rd Laguna Bear h EXECUTIVE COUHSS.OR minimum Jn~ of • , lo sbr 2 br apt. '2 ut1ls, 968·1734. 851 ·~-'---rt Great Show rm ex· Busy rlorist, top Garden R d 494 7928 • SUITE • Pac1f1r fedtral Savings 0 P t r a l ' o· n s & C lass1f1ed Isl & last. sec S200 mo -__ ,._... R r G r o v e Io ca l 1 on twar ._ --·--24 hour ~ORTS & Loan has an 1mmed s · CI rk T • T 8-096'7 MF Roommate nRV..., New garden o ffice. posure Lighted oo D .11 953 llJ2 MC .. 1vyits• uperv1sory txpenence e ratnee em._S4 --· to share 2 bdrm. 2 ba. !(round floor. overlook· Sign Garden View esigner WI stay on My Gbmpse or Heaven • ~ ~ upening for a Savin~s required Personnel Help. Love or bfe IC'ft. I furn apt. on Balboa in g stream & trees. Parkin . lil:Hl.20. 166.000 Blue Book Lost on Np\ COEDS Would l,ove to Counselor at their San management. nev. .ic The t'la!\sified /\ll\ert" 11ot the bills M1 F to shr Island $330 Mo + ut1ls Bnslol Sl betwn A1tPorl ornce Rell.ii, 900 sq fl. or BI v d please Ca 11 Party with you Call su.. J u an Ca PI st ran o counts. I RA K F:OG 11, '"II Uepunmt•nt or the ~ean view rondo. S2SO Yearly least> Debbie & S.C. Pla1a. 926. SQ •• rt 7c.3 aq n. on busy El Ou r business sales dept 675 6726. SIJ!lln__ or Debbie anytime branch. nus person will rollecllons. and NOW '"" 673 2957 W 11 ~ i~ ex ptrienced. im· 953-936:1 be responsible for the ac<'ounts Full insui ant'<' Dari~ Pilot ha' Jn open mo.•93-3787eves. ·--al Sl.35 per. 1 im· Camino Real , San • aginaUve Lost ·brownclutrhpurse, ----newaccountsactivilym be rt ' d m11 rorarei;pooMblt>.en· F 'M to sh.are HA apt 2 Lido waterfront slip prove to suit ten11nl Clemente. Allowance for &energellc,Calltoday! lost In the Huntln11ton PSVCHIC&SPIRITUAL the branch. The sue· ap~ea~:I s~r~r/~~r~r thus1astu pt'r!\on a~ BR 1 Ba. pref non smkr avail Huge. rum Lux· ~·9222or497·3S51 __ tenant Improvement r J Wes l a pls .. H B CONSULTATIONS cessful candidate will h clerk trainee Must him• S200 mo + 1, util ury condo, uul mrl pvl NEWPORT BEACH 504 498·2510. (,(l1bllfl <fr/. /Im 842-9318. REWARD !_ Llr'd 1141895·2275 have 1.2 yrs experience ~~~~~;a~~1:,1~1111 t''C prr\ 111u' 11ft1<'1' rx S48·SSS4 Rm & Ba $550. 6'1s.4140 No. Newport Blvd. 1.80 SQ Co-lrdal iJ.. ... J.,. ~: Lost· Rip Curl full surf Looking for non·slr1111ht in new arrounlJ w1\h a Ms. Denny Pamiu pmcnt·r 111rlud1n11 hp Want 10 shart 2bdrm apt or99~4620 . rt. ~ s_iss Sierra Mgmt ..... 4475 ... tt&J."''' "1" l U('J suit, 10/10, Seal Beach male lo shr mutual rela savings & loan or a com 1100 Irvine AH• mi: .ind u~· 11f HI kl'\ ail in Ntwport Beach Nttd 2~!; !B~. Poolk tennis. 1~· . l 1324 8 _h_41_9 .............. ••••••••• ~ f>'l:.J-8~.9~ __Beward t~13>2fi3·1161 l107ship ~lu 552 5866 m1~1r!~I bank Salary Newport Bflll'h ~~~h 1~,~~~l~1k:·n~' :~~~ respon M F roommate. _,,JV on·sm r untington eac , HAllOR CENTER -·t I ,. _ _,, -,._. Found. 1018. Aust Shep ear y amut . w "" commensurate Mlf E.o.~ 11 21 ·30 Co nt HI 6<11.al65 Main St. :MO sq. f\. at SlO r S44t 2160 -.--. ... , •• -Mix malt . 1\.1 y rs hrwMls....ric.ftSl60 with uperience F:x · --------·1 varwt)'V.('WI tn1tn}11u MI rh e llr. 673 R040 M 2 RR, s C1 Plau. Sl95. SierrJ Mgml. Co. reart rom11 , 0 ....:. t ~·74!4. 673-41 __ ••••••••• .. ••.......... cellent fringe benefits tor th•~ 1H1i.itmn •:'< .... , 9 •· It . ( 641 1324 sq. . ava .• or .... n . -packue Plea~ apply l' l' 11 t' n t ,. n Ill 11 an Y ""ort am .. tvt~. 3 pool, tennis. pro · ?v~r · -· -. --2300 HARBOR BLVD. MoMytoa... 5025 Lo1t male cal. white AT......, u IAIMAID bc-n\•f•h 1ndu11ini: 10 2S.S200 .. ~·2'7'1&AM s FO.R L.EASE. Offlct C.M. To see. refSte37. •••••••••••••••••11•••• wiarey spots (fluUy) 191111 inpersonlO 1Part·Tlmt1 Nffd l•n mt'd1r:1l dt'flh1l. ltf1• 1n N B condo to shr. 3 br. 2 Gun\ houae 4' rm wlpvt auiles mr~ E1mifui~d S40-7921. __ Widow hu money to loan 1019 vie tu.sun Avt & •Of Class PACtAC FIDllAL thus1ast1c peMIOn U11rt :1ur;in1•1· m .'(ht unmn, ba. t room malt only. be & pvt cnl. H B . 18-2.S inBay Pro N "--~ H • llldw 1 W...... 4500 tor RE. SI0.000 up. No 01le. 64&-0:l>l 5 .... v--s & LO• H Ta v e r n 6 4 g 9 9 3 s \•tr t>p11t> for lld\ ann· M F $325/mo + •• 11"1 $2$0 $3$.0794 g mo . \,V!Ul Vf"J . I credit check no-allv Lost Lha A f hcotis/t1a1b's "' -"' ,.,..m...:nm mt•nt ''all f-llP'"'Mftt • • I . ----l.a Bea h Lo tb' ....................... • ...... I .. pso M r&Coupt-.. 3203tCamino ._ ...,.. ' '" ... utlls John&G UIS4tvn_ furn.2 8l'.18a.S300Mo aunal ~247~ Costa Mua ntw lo· Call Denison Anoe. Crtme. •·snooky" 83S~aom. uciv:. Capistrano mt·nt for 1nlrn1cw. M nonsmoker, 4 br llK. Ftmalt. CdM. Call Nan· ::.an v ew • or dustrial Blda. 2000aq. ft. 87H3ll R£WARO• Kida Dia· .. ! San JuanCapiatr1no Just movt(I into town·• 642 4321 ,txl m CM. nr OCC. Sl~ + 1• cy7&0-1113. . G r e a l a r t 1 . VENTURE CA PITOL. tr u ht 1 SocW CW. 5400 1714)881,7200 1'hen att acqu11iotcd O~c..t ulll,)~lJ.IUL955_.,. Larae Buk Bay home, 4 C ... Pn. Loe JSO Harbor /Sunflower, l On equity bult. New . ,...................... Eg__ual~ Emplonr with tht Clu!tlrled Ads. ~~-.... F % ahr In CM SlSO. Call Br. Ua. PooUdaundry. 1/f mlJe from frwy. Only bu1lnw ldtu. Prtfer SELL ldlt ltema with a John Waynr TttUUI Club -· Thty'rt lht tas1Ht 'WI)' DOW ReySl Evd, S250+h ullls Call eusrN~OROrncE HOO. J.D. Properly software• bl•ll Dilly Pilot Clut1htd ~uJI Ntmbmhlp, • StllU1ln11rat -1thDa•· to find )lolll lht Item• Cott•~CA--___ a .... t;'J0.!7 _ 631-GZO. UUI 144.W M&mt. 751·271'7. ' ttthaolo d .. z. 644 b!'~J._30 f Pilot_f!tnt Ml _ anchtrti<'W you nttd ! 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Noo·1mkr 2 SH.,,..._,, rcr .,., Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturdly, OCtoblr 17, tan ............................................. , ............................................. ~ Ad• oc .........,.. d111 per wk l.11un1 TIAl9 &taut 6 llWlll.ll atlll t'ltrtral DRIV llWANT&D J1oll or11I umin 'I Mot!ILS/llCOIT'I Al~·;.~ .. ~-Buch AccounUn1 Of t.11b1 work for 111 quntromoldPaudtna llLLMCUll Early motn1n111'1omede rltantrt want~ l>tJllft Attn FtmaJmoaty tlonArtillfcw_..,.. ntlllCMIWAY llc1 PO Box I l34 fem11e dtpt Ortat Co • Npt ntite mrhtat Rtq utru l)'pln1 ' livery LA TIM t:S. dable P/llme, PJUme, ·9SS-Gf71 llDlth. fllhllll bave l·27rt U6UMA.-U is wiitlns for you 11 an ~ IUll ~-ta$.2 bencfils Drltronlc Corp, ~~1:01~! Y1~51:1~>ctr1; uneral pui.lln11 n trv1ne.,Newport1rn1 nex hrs.Soot.hem area. Nt:WSDEUVtRV boardu...,..8tut•.•· lnduttrlal Salu C./t'/5U-OUJ only Behind 17 15 l)t'rll'nre SU~• mo Je • ~•Ill.!> 831~. Ham M·f ,$1CJO+/wk. J(W\.O~ ·l>H. l•lnttrv\Ntnrfor: Reproo.ntattve ~Ith •SICarAIUlh St1tloncr( 1tore In MonrovlaC.M $48.Qm, JAMTOl 1..V.:]~~l} ,3110 P/11Mf ~::lllf l.ubricallon D1& nttra. Pm.SbUOOl24.000 Coron~ de M11r ~ I000911 IUCTIOMCS PIT Immediate Qllfnln& for 1 Newspaper Delivery L.A. c OtSHW ...._ Inc • ArMrka '• rattesl· COrp Rttei>tion f14,400 exper d aalnlady · hll Coo1110 urly 1 for X mu l.t-dl(t'ra&ttt'N\rialuttl~e fot1lcllled&1tmhtkllltd J1nllortoworkfullllpie Tlmta to homes on Y ... c.rtin ar()wln1 lubriunl Wltl,KnowShUU.900 time & days. xlnt work· rash! l:H-11 your unw1n1 rtpc1rt• or Wt' tram ippllcanls nl&bl shlft t:xctU. rr' Balboa Penin. leOO/mo Adul'-With Nltendio& Thia Is a Pfrman•nt marh\ln1rompany t;1RCon3ult1nl Oura }~I ~"c:!ie ~~lly ed ltl'ma, inhqu('s. lo Phonerortnt~lew w/aood 011th back lnaebentrlts.•'ormore 548~t!?!Mi-14U. ittrictivt'ptl100llit.in ~~:1im'='0~,beJr~r Youdoo'thuetobean ~:~~fl~~· et n ,_ 1ylophonu thru l71'41f7~1»17 11ru11.Dd, C11hr Air Na ln~o. and lnterv\ew, t1U. Newapaper, PIT help who enjoy workl.n& with y-. ~neflt.I ' 1torilnl fn&mcu or lerhnlul NewPort/l33-8llO/frtt Co~111111nent Gallery t1on1l Guard Prior lhke Viviani <7141 weekends. Early AM lO 15 yiar old youtl\J COtld Ptrson to enjoy 1 SUPERVISOR. We vebttnsuttmfuJal CllltCA.l mlllter1 htlpful Call M1·l61t_~Jl_t;_Mlf luerlina 1: tying EveolDp "' p.m. CaU 1 cballenatoe And Citl•n ltfor3yrs 270£ 171hSt c Indy G. ht In a Jewelry Sales Ma 083'1 $42 ·4U~. nt. SU THlllOADWAY cut.II)' rewardlria Cltttt s•clliPP•••RJt! 01 {'ftl •• co CM 631 ~ PAITTIMI 7141979.73113 Sthafstr & Soni. MOOM betwtto Z p.m. iand S ~lllng mduslnal lubn· 11> l'l1>11UUir;;~ f .JUUVt • Looking for lnte~sllna Southern C1llforn11 •uPa"'SOIS ~ ~· forAndna Apr.ly ln '"'nl()l'I, Mon cants to buslnHM:t ri&bl App,,. n t men t Appi•llCtt IOI 0 work~ Typing, no ELECTIWIMC lud1.oa Custom Ring :11 •• ,... I lllyourrOfllmunity,and Joinaprolesslonalleam ••••••••••••••••••••••• •honhand Office ICK'a· '"Ul9 Makers 11 lookL.oa for Noon Suptrvhors Fr • IOam 12)Jm ur by you will bl: home every today.' work as early ....._ llARB()ltAREA lion on PCH J.days per foll tt qualltied profeulun<1l needed by Huntington 1.1. IHVISTMIEHT IPPolntment. 586 1901 niRbl 411 tomorrow. Call or RIUIH APPLlAN'ci';SERVIC~ week.Sat&Sun 646·7431 .>N.L,l Salu People. Xlnl Beach City School Dist. Eam while you learn. come lo and we will WebuyullfdappUances Cll/Tnltt P11r1 time •tun and 1'huN S.S. W1U tram 00-57~-- M11nur1c:turn 's Salary & Benefits Top rn lo 2/hrs per doy. II ER It AG F: THEllOA.DWAY Weofferexcelleotcom· 11nawer any questions Hlgll prod•ctlo11. Weselltf'COnd .. guar tcpresentativr wtlh ex eu1nmi$sion for high S. 3Slhr. Apply 735 l•lh INVESTMENT will EIToroRd&S.D.t'rwy. missions and benefils you may h:.ve about S•ry & ~ IJWI~~ _149-3077 pand1ng lines In clec producers.Callforappt St.H B SJ6.88Sl. teach you creative Equ•l0ppty£mployer Sales experience or 1emporaryemploymen1 L f ., l t llUY ... -•.t.o.u-11:• tronlrcom~nls11teks p ry Co t Hnancing, 1031 >:x . h 1 A•• or "r I 'f · ._"""'""'~~ t' r n r u cc I. HUISH AIDE r bangea, Investor d&-mec an1ca oxpenence 641-llOI. !.,es 957-8133 saleii engineer lrainee 549·1424 ( 1 ( •. f d h helpful, liut not WORD PROC~RS · .. ttr&"l1'·" ""mm1s a·on --ema e or reue uty \elopment "oounsehng. ..,.A RECEPTIONISTS l·-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I REFRIG t'ltt trostrree " ' " "' ck ror , .... "ld"rlv Retail ncrei.sary, """a~ we -~-Companion llousekeeper rate and ben er 1 ts 1 .dre S :0~"h "' N" t{ Ex per counselors re-train you in lubncaot LEGAL SECRETARIES roldspot, l'OPPl!r gd ('()rid Chauffeur for widowed packageoffered Forap JOGGfRSl.f.f. a y, 4., I r ct'lvel00'1romm Theis THIEHOA.DWAY sal~mansh1p, lubncant TYPISTS TUCHB/AJDE SlSOp1ckup t>lderl> ludy L1ve·tn po101mentcallll94 7257 ~rea 645-Di.'l an unusUJll oppty for product!, and lubncllllt PRE·SCHOOL 556-Ji•O 6«·2215 Non·11mkr Waterfront KWwtAJ• ril(bt person. Confiden· LAGUMAHILLS applications 1n a TOP PAY STEADY 830toll::.>Tues.Wed. Kt>nmore Washer home Pvt rm~. Fa-;h1onabl;-Newport EAIMS$WHtLE Llghthskp.llve11rorout 1181 Interview Call thoroughlypro£ess1on11I, WORK Thurs Newport Beach. (white) Good workmg ~7 989!,548~ Beach 1''ashion Island YOU JOG!? No ~moke . N Sch Vince~Sll80. Southuo Cellfornia 'ic rompanypaidprogram 962-3257aft4pm cond1llon $75 After6pm COOIC Salon under new by passing out fi423"$1 excillng fashion retioler On the Job training IVICKI ffESTONI Teachers ~75·m!. Pa rt Time tor small owners h Ip see k s hnndb1llson your ruutc! HUISIMG REAL ESTATE has a world of opportuni follows, nghl in )'OUrlfr • • CHRISTIAN pre·school Side by side F'~t Free Convalesront hospital. Operator w.ilh followin g OHering best ·com ty to orrer }ou' Permu r1tory & ASSOCIATES Teacher, parl lime fo'ndge Xlnt cond. $265 " & h J bl t 1 Hourly wage• bonus RN ';, LPT's. LVN's. We 't d nent & temporary f/t1me 646.5423 W h tun • ..,, Must be exl)t!nenced 1.n as avaJ 11 e rel) 3 have numerous oppt 'ys mission opportum Y an positions in the follow1ni; N 0 1 n \ts t men 1 15 ----as mg mac e . ....., 1ns111ut1onal food pre· room 64().ti()23 Sand_y. for licensed pro pror. atmosphere lo ex· depts 540.0400 TEACHEI 642-:544 Ideal for those looking .... r sal ... ,.....,,... p m neces~ary exl'l'Pl your Parauon /\pply al The F 0 0 D SE ll VIC E fess1onals on all shifts "" '""""'""'' rt e P E Teacher for Cbn.s· Hu.,.uvama VU:mo sew for GOOD daytime N B lo" tion Sta l full ·lune effort. and you .,.. ., Garden:t, L'iO Glenneyrt' M AN/\Gt:R hours" ilhout a full time Eirper in a psychiatric k "3 ·d k r P'ERMANENT F/T gel an exrlusive. fully 18004 Skyparlc Blvd uan school llrs IO·J0.3 1.ng much.solid oak cab., •94 8075 w rer11f1cate for small position r1c1lity desirable Wt> of· ma 111 1 gthmore an ... A,eep· • ll~eeping protected temtory with Ste 2JS lrvine A p ' I y I 6 8 3 5 llfet1me guar . new, was P \ t r on\ a I es ce nt fer compet1hve salary & 1 1ng 1 ant t'\J•er. ""iiore1 • Ol!lhwasher hundrtds of pros perts Brook h u rs l , F V SI 2 S 0 . S 7 9 5 0 B 0 Co•hr/ydptnOft hosp1lJI Must enJOY xlnt beneri~ 1n a unique nqumes 0 en un · TEMP'""' ... •YF/T 962 3312 968·1036 fortoolandequ1prental ca1u1.e111 c IA b Hunt & ASSOt'llltes ..__ forprodurl'>lhalrf<peat SECRETARIES C .. k c o o k 1 n g & h a \' e selling ap.,,trano Y 63 600 ..,..... •Stock anti rt>peat year after -yr. .. cHr.11 ... SSIST. 19 cu fl Coldspot Super 0 '" ust el\JC)y wor mg super v 1so r-ab 1 h l " the ~ea Hosnt 496 5702 ~ 7 or~~--TY ... STS ~ ~ "' Nd with people Gd sal and ' ' --=,.:....-. '-• Cn.-<:ht year You will represent .-1 -· for pre school. 8.30 6pm. Man Avo green. s beneritpack /\pplyl930 5493061 LAITECHMICIA.H Office helpwanted, lyp. HCEPTIOHIST •G11\WroppJn11 acompan}onlhe move, RECEPTIONISTS 99j83:!!_ some shelves $125, Newport Blvd, CM GENERAL OFFICE Small established multi· 1ng . filing, p1 ti me Ass 1st recepl 1on1st EXTRA OH CALL lhe qyulily :eader in lhe -646·5235 Accurate typist. general plant adbesivHompan) S4 so. hr. l>q-3472 tlyptnll ISO WPM >. fil • A~fiOrtedShifts lubrirant fitld for over a Temporary Employees TEACHER-DAYCARE Gas 2 door wall oven1 C~u,nter Help . morn 0 r f 1 c r du 1 1 es needs capable person to OFFSET PRE.SS mg. and mail proces:. I Quarterct!fllury know that Sincerity, In-Full lime. experienced broiler, piloUess Sac R 1 t, pltime. no t>xper , 7141~9.3942,_ Pe r f o rm rout i n e OP'aa .. TOR mg for fast paced orrice. THE IROADWA y terests & Experience preferred. 642-0411 Sl90 Elec cook top. SJs. 2 ner Apply in person. laboratory quaht) <'On -Xlnl Co benefits. Local Apply in '"'I'll-On, Mon To ~ee 1f you qualify for make the difference yr.• uaH"""'._S .. LES mo. new 964-lJO! __ D1pp1ly Donuts. 18!'>4 lrol tests & so me wanled for io ·house ed nr OC Airport. Mer-,... a\ernlory.~yourre CoodlocalionsataH1gh u.U" ~ "' Ne~purt Blvd C M GENERAL OfftCIE technical projects 1n pr111t shop m Newpart nil Lynch RelocaUon Fri. l0am·l2pm OI by "!-umeor wnle w pa Y Ra 1 e . p 1 u ~ Excellent opportunity Refr1g frost free, clean, COUHTB HEU' Sh a r p , a 811ress1 \I? con Jun t' t 1 on " 1th Beach. M1.n1mum I yr 752-0707· FranJue appomlmenl 58&-l90I ~ales PersoMel Mgr w EEKLY CHECK for amb1t1ous person works good S200 548-8513 ""rson for"···~· conlrac manuracturm0 opera exP<'r on small offsel EOE M F___ Lubripullon L'-g•nee'"" with telephone closing or S-48 4485 P time for drycleaners ,,.. """' "' THE IRO""W ... Y • ic.1• "' '" N Id all ood SUPER PLEASANT tor's omce T T)p hons. Some knowledge prc:.s Good rompany ""' "' 3851 Airport Freewa) IVICKJ HISTONI experience oco c Refrig.wortsg lllg. phones, filmg c M of cherntStry essential benefits RECEPTIOHIST El Toro Rd & S D Fr11y Fort Worth. TX 761 t1 1ng Fulll1me. days It SlOO pos1t1onforasharp,non 548.~1 Min s4.so hr Apply ARC AMERICA Part11meforprest1g1ous EqualOpptyEmployer EqualOpptyf.mployer Saturda)s Excellent S-48·~13 ~4485 smkr. respon . mature National Casein, 3435 W 171 ~113~32321(.rrv salon Someone who en· & .. SSOCl ... TES starting salary + com R f to ve clean woman Fie'( hrs, Mon-!•-------• Mar/\rthurBlvd .. S.A EOE~ Af,1rm A"_l.10.'n Joys people, & can han-Retail -"" "" Sm.A1 scs.M10."u-. .. '.888Jbo·n_uses aeu~~e:f~~·s1:/ , Fn.36,Sat ,93 NB & Tltelolloal.yCWt L'mnl , dlebusypilo~e Mustbe l Opportunitii•s exist al Sales 1S pec1alisls 1n Tem ....., 893-9000 H.R S48-tal2 .. 631~ Currenlly11nopemni;for LAMDSCA.PE I "' K fash1onconsc1ous Hours ' our new lluntinj!ton 500/o COflllniulon Jl(lrary Clencal Person Counter htlp Part Time a· MAIMTIHAMCE P'ainten Wed Thurs.Fri. 4·8 Sat ) Beal'h t·umbo store for Pos:.1ble on eut·h sal1· nel> T•..,..._. Call for appointmenl Potfw Forman Trainee needed for detail craft 85 Apply in person expericnt•eri per!lonnt>I New opporturut}. don't SolicJton Mon·f'ri Gary's Dt>h Hours 7 JOAM. 4 301'M Dependable, hard work work Must be perft>r· Richard Ouellette Beau· 1 n l hr f 0 11 0 w 1 n I( rntsb out ~ 9429 Com· 540.0400 Appointment setting Ref rig era tor· Tappan Side by side Copper pane Is. Xlnt l'Ol'ld, $3.5() 760-1830 Co ht Hwy . Cd Ml W e d n e s d a y s & 1n g. min. 1 yr exp. tionists. Piece work al ty Salon, 200 Npt Center caLaRones _pulor M~a&e Part lime evenings and 675·2193 Thursdaysorf w 'Working knowledRe of home Or., NH 18004 Skypark Blvd.. Saturday AM's $6 per Credit Union Clerk, lawns&shrubs English 498·1983_9-SCathj'. RE<;EPTIOHIST •DNC)Cltrb SALES _Ste.~n·me hr 964-2239 ____ _ bookpng e~r necess, Please rail for an ap ~S~~t perS~0a;d1 PART/TIME For stock brokeral(e •OnteJWalCleriis COMMStCIALR.l. SEC'Y/LEGAL TRAVRMAHAGY DOH"TMISS OUR CHRISTMAS hrs Tpue. ed. Thurs. poM tnldment h 9 JOF5 dPM. Holidays & vacallonl>. Work from your homl'. firm '" Newport Center •Solff Roor CJetics Tired of selhng hou!>e:. 7 () C Airport area la~ 1 30..4 M. Call 760-2003 on ay 1 ru ri a). hosp ins a\ail In no st>llin.1._S.Sl-!407 Dulle~ include phones. •Countticies day~ a w~k, We need firm seeks Secretar) Can you qual1f} as ATC SALE' 81cvcles. skates. ar cessories New & used. Oce anfront Wheel Works 105 Main St Balboa Pier 675-6510 ~on lhru F'n 64S-SOOO Extension 521 lerviews b> appt onl} heav)' f1linR. liRhl l> p •Coamtfk Clerb 11nt· licensee lo le11m the with top skills M 1n ManJger for Fountain DELIVEIY/STOCIC ------Mo n· Fri 646 4771 PARTTIME mg Mature person with •CCllfterolarCMs ~k11lstomanage,broker 2 5 yrs legal exµer Valley office•Mmimum F lime. xlnt benefits GIRL FRIDAY Busy Llo_yds:-l~rx.. Cre" SupentSOrS. work neat ap)H!arance S850 rnmmerctal reul estall' Salary open Call Fran 2 yr s 1n promoting 107 or 2 »11 JO 495 E yacbt sales ornce Must P lime evenings & 7601818 lnt·ome from ml( mt 833·~-_ tra\el to generate ne" 17th St. CM type & bl' good with LEGAL SEC'Y weekends Superv1smg Appltcat1oos will be while you learn. Super sales. Mm1mum I yr D I " -public Entertainment & tax al tht door to door sales RIECEPTIOHIST/ taken on Oct ZI, 22. Z3 benefits : life lnsuranre, S•cy/Receot ticketing within the last e ivery men o\·er 18 for 67~8711 HOSTESS r 9 1.,,. 1 fo r Fou lain 'valley Vacuum·tank w arces . xlnt cund SSO Stnger port . needs adj. SSO 646·0864 LA. Times to homes ---" torneys, 2'yrs exper rrew of youngsters Ex· roru am ... ,,ma : health insurance & den · n 3/yrs Contact Helen c M 3 a m 6 a m Grocery Clerk wanted. 40 Requires attention to de rel lent earnings for Personal assistant lo ALPHA BETA tal plan. Contact K\'n, Certified Pubbc Accoun· Coates al '714)556-9146 Economy car required. hr Part lime or full lails. Salary to s1200 person with ability to surcessful. very busy 675-6700 tanls. Typing, filing and belween 6 l~ITI No collt'lting time Non union with 3 mo rev1t>w & motivate Vanorlui:e execuuve Must bee~· 194408ea('h81vd 1--------• telephont' s kills re GE double O\en s tove rotisserie 1m· rnarulate' $200 64&_137J! S400S450 mo +bonus ~03253 benefits Ask for Mrlm earis needed Call tremely a1lrJl't1ve, llunllntton!Warh quired Will tram on 10 TRAVB.AGEMT 646 0637 or646 5844 Hair stylil>t. sublease & da 833 1006 Media Mrrchants ~hupt>rbly groomed & Equal Opj>l} 1-;mpl11>t>r Pres~~el~n! ,hop !:.> .• 880and book.keeping. SabredtraDined age 1 nt wt1~h1 DetttalAuist Exp DA for Endo omc-e wanted P T Mon & Thurs only Top pay J!ll:3380 ---Dental cha1rs1de assis· tanl, p time. some ex· _2er S48· 1262 DENTAL OFFI CE MANAGER En · thos1ast1c, effic1t>nl. & organized W bkkng exp 4 dy wk Pd var & Holidays Send resume. Will contact Wnle to PO 8oA 1560 CM 92627-9983 "860 Ca re of Daily Pilot Ne~J!ll_pt'r _ Designer needs 2 mJle as s1sl an ls For designer JOhs . lravel Flexible !!rs. 548·3823 DIET ARY ASSIST. P /Time Fn Mon. PM shift. P /Time Sat·Sun AM shift Ba> view Conv Hosp 20:>5 Thurm Ave. C_ M 642·3S05 DIETICIAM·IEG. for 82 bed psyrh hospital 1.n Dana PoinL Take full charge or busy Dietary Dept. incl plan· n1ng. purchasing , budgeting & personnel • We need ll s trong supervisor with a creative & caring al· titude. This challenging position orrers oul.stand· 1ng work environment. opply for growth & xlnl benefits Capistrano by the Sea. 496-S70'l. b b 213 42? 2756 EOE a v e a ~ 1v ac1 o us RET "fl """'RSr.ay ,..,.. , g o o o m n e your own oss LEGAL SECRETARY · personality Dutll'S in "" "" '""" in t'dm. Mll.'>t ha\'l' sm Semi retired perM>n for knowledge needed for Newport Beach Two Super. thoughlfull) • Person Fnday for uphol rlude hllhl serretarial in Wt><'kl'nd help nrrd!'d i·ere mLere>t '" Quaht) rect>pl1on1st at South ~ B agenr} West Coast stations now open Call boss needs your xlnl dl'Sign bl.L'ltnCSS G:J lyp extremely qwet. prelty Openin1ti1 for "'at er ~pparel Send repl) Coast Mortuar) Call m Travel Cntr 675-6330 9 Amana side by side. r&r. Chuck 675 2046 or legal exper & office Ing skills & business one girl oHice + ron· person l'Jrf> uut care ?f J Moon 177F AM only 646.9371 Mr amtosem AskforMg_r_ rr. 15 t•u n. gd cond j,52Jl245forap_pt'"-_ sltills. One person, non· background needed En d bl 1 1 d -g rash1rr & sale' In Rl\ersideA_y!_NB~-E_itz_en. S OBO ~a y tag washers & dryers. good cond SIOO set Isl come first served 642-76m=---- Hairslyll:.t . f time. k go( tnN rt lfY·level position ~-era,, e oc,uda ~~~-' lerv1ew by appt onh TYPIST _!IL__ 548-4761 smo'" c. ewpo u"S.00.,951·2965_ _ \oc•anreie't~· tn&c freee"'""'domlH, Turs·Frt 646·iH1 Serv1ct>stallonallendant G I off k N Top Quality Gas Dryer, Manicurist. N.B .. CM Center. call 644 2644 P~t1t1on ,.;-u1~•Ars 17 + , LlovdsNu....,.n· SAL~/TIMIE :J.IOPM Apply al Shell ener11 ice wor ..• do llk.enew.S240. .!f£a......!7thSt 548-934-4 anytime. • ~u~ ...., grt'at !>tarting pay & un· "-·=-• Thl' Los i\ngel~ Times Station 17th & lrvme experienl·e require 968-8268 HourrMr....r.11 Liqubr Store. Stockmo & hr PIT, druly pay. Fun limiled growth Polen Ro~s c· I t De l I N ll1 1?h b('hool graduate. -"---.~UU::El"ll::.. " eaaviob 844),6912 G d d · ~ I ircu 3 1°" P cur fl v<!._L _ Irvine art>a Good Stove. quality O'Keere Ir 4 days a week. 9·1 Cash Register ex· ~ · --llul 00 e ucataon., 1\ll types 3 yr-; rxp rtntlv has positions perience ne<'essary. Photo s tahl11t y & self. needrd.<;n·atpa) &l·~ I 1 bl 1 jSERVICETECHNIClAN benefits Farmers M.errill.goodrond SISO !&gun a Hil.£; 831·6035 -over18. Apply between 8 CUSTOM PRINTY mol1valion /\ .MUST Ira benefits Contat·l ava1 a e I~ sa e\ as-~ fo r heating & air rond1 In ~ u ran" e G ro u P · 1 !>48·8513 or S48-448S HOUS8CIESIY & 3 weekdays . 1888 (LEADPERSON I Write very det:uled let· Mikl•ur HJ 642 7222 ~:~e:~n~u:,~; wi:: + ~iontng tco mpan/ 8578622 EOE ticy~lea 1020 needed for busy pro· Plarentiia,_ Costa Mesa A professional color lab ter includtn~ ambitions. S -, I ,l!ent>rous romm1ss1ons ermanen pos111on or TYPIST /Gf:H OFC •••• •• •• ••••••••••••••• ress1onal m Newport nee'd• an ex""nenp..,., qualif1callons. personal a e5 CalJ957 .,...I ~xt l.204 quahhed person w 3 yrs p t ADULTTRICYCLt.: Bea c h Mu s t be Ll9UOICLEIK ~ .,.. '""" desrripllon & desired TenMgl lramtts "nted l ·--···...,.,-·.~---•I or more exper Pd l ermanent. P lml'. S SSO responsible. with own Expenenred Fullt1me custom printer in charl(t' salary Wnte Box •946 1 S2SO per "l'<'k No l'XP lloltda)s & prorn shar nex hrs Ongmal Ref! • r~~ · trans. 5 hr day, s day Apply 250 E 17th St. of an evening pnnting Dail) Pilot. PO Box 1560: nt'c Call il4 842 Q(J96 SAlfS-n/TIMIE ing. & med benefits p la lt' Co 548 1 OO I · "el'k,monungsorafter C.M_ :!~~nil;x,~~l~~~·~n~~ Cos ta ~f esa t'A Askfor~ls Hughe!-E\per1enced telephonr Laguna Niguel Ca ll 548·5139 f~:ui~:~eSSO~~;~~g~~: noons Salary open MANAGER mt>nt Apply . 926~·0560 SALES ~alesper.;on lo folio"' up 831 0700 -I Word ProcHsing DaveS36·6198 Re rs re q Ca 11 Thnft Shop :Ml Hrs per RAPID COlOR IHC Rec-/Se<'v lmmt>d1ate npenini: pan on est1mJte~ llourl} Serv1ceStauon lT~t) DAWES Realm Rider 10 714 640~days M 11 k 1 "r' 1 t' d d 1 1 wage t cn mm18s 1on M ......... .r!.bl/ . . --week Near 191 h & 16661 1 1 en, n•me Receptionist secretary 1rne rea er u sa es a ri.ll &12 tX!7U for appoint ... SSts"'y""'. u ~G... torporatl' ealty se:ek· spd. recently repaired Housekeeper business Placentia. CM Somt> re t:OE M Fl for large quality real The Pt>nn}~avt>r All you rnt•nt "' """"""" ~ 1ng word processing Repair cost Sill. asking man with lux condo tail exp. Ability to work Photo -estate office m Newport need 1:. a frlendl) sm11t·. We are seeking mature. I) p1st. full time. expr $200, Craig, bef 9pm needs a neat person for ":'ilh ~olunteers , Wnte PROC.ESSIMG TECH Bt>arh Many benefils deur printing & J(ood SALES well troomed individual helpful Good benefits. 549.3984 light duties m exchange (;lass1fied Ad 7SO. Dally If you have experienre Growth company. Ex.· spelling Come Join u~ Window lint mg, ~hut to manage 1 of our high Nice atmosphere Con· for free rent 556-8902. Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. with an E-6. C-4l & C-42, cell salary, experienced Apply 1n per<.vn lb60 tcr:., hlincb :md shades vulume service stations tBl'l Lone Ferguson lltildln9Mae.rials1025 J!.nyllme Costa M~a)l21626-Cl560 you are a candldalt> for 0 n I y Re Ma x of Placentia Ave l' M Full or p time CdM . In Costa Mesa. Prior re il4 97S·Q388 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houstkeeper. Sun & MAMAGEM&n' our color processing Newport Bearh Call Sales help wanted for 644 84!+4 tail exper a must. Xlnt Work 1n potpoum & craft NOW 36•/FT Mon only Cleanmg & Retail fabric store lerh position. Apply ; Bonn)' 7S912'll fashion boutique Salary Sales" oman. mature startmg salary, 10 paid factory Also sewing de-Redwood 2:x6 dttlcing. child care Laguna 6 !orations Southern 16661 Milliken.lrvme RESTAURANTHELP + romm L:qtuna Apparalexper. w ''Size holidays, pension &sav co ral1ng with silk 4-20' long• also redwood Beach area. 641-8700 California. Tramees ' f;OE -----_M f Bartenders. servers. bus ~e~rt area 494 3094 shop p TStNdy mgs plan, paid val'at.ion. nower:_s. 54().~--fencing Deck & fencing days, Eva. 497-3!183 eves so~-_ etc Apply 111 person at 1nstallat1on available. &wknds. assistant managers Ea· Photo persons. hos lesses. Powerine Servlc-e Sta· X·lAYTECH. Lowest pnce guar. Jim citing, challengmg. ex llCIPTlOMIST cooks Open.mg Nov 1st. Ha ve something you Sec/lecp t1on, comer of 17th St & Prwate lab .. 8 Lo Spm, ..Q!jcen af!1tl~f!46-988S. Housekeeper Cook M / F cellenl benefits & start A Proress100al rolor lab European care Newport want lo sell' Classified Development Co looking Santa Ana Blvd . C M Mon lhru Fn No ill pa 1·5, non-srnkr, $80. per ing salary Must have needs you if you like de· Bch . Call for appt. ads do it ~ell (';ill for sharp person with -E.O.E. --lienls. Head X·ray onl)'. COMeros & ~k.S56-l73'7. rpetfailRTWbackgr1oundd al1ng directly with 760-8725 NQW .. 64.25678 professional altitude Cl ·r·edA"p .,. 25678 Will train llc'd in E..ip.....t 1030 Insurance re er or re ate customers over the Ca11Ca~u1At7~.:.8148 ass.i.! ""-""· dlv ldual 640-0202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AccOWllRep ~§Z!."'!_471 . counter Must IYP<' 40 M•rc"-«lw ---Viv1tar Telesroplc Lens FG F has openings in M ... ;,..l"'URIST wpm , answer multiple ·.I a1·1y P1·1a1 ... : .................. ··.:. 7~205. Sl69 new sell $100 "'" '-~·:;;:.:1•••••••• .. 1••00•• 5 • Mult1nLierUl 673 1388 customer service dept. w/clienlele, N.B area phone lines & have a _,.,,,,_ :c Handle all aspects of No percentage, lo nat nice appearance. Apply ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cats 1035 personal lines business. rate. Call Mary Ann 16661 Milliken /\v.. --------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Starting salary com · 63l·3386. Irvine. EOEM/F Sal~ WESTMINSTER CFA kits Hims. Burms. mensurale with Exp & Plastics MixerF()perator T · ABBEY S 1 a ms In q u 1r1 es. Ability Xlnt company •M-an•i•cu•n.s•. •,----1 for adhesive & coating f3mee ANTIQUEMALL Term s SIOO S250 ~ benefits&careeradvan mfg. To mix resins. NEW F o· t. t M 117SIWestminsterAve 548·8587 7 DO-NUTMAJCa. cement potential For TMlalaoolayCIMb fillers . pigments & or ISrtC anager G/\RDENGROVE FreetoiidhomeDarhng New store open111g soon a ppt ca II Pa uh ne 31 l..tw ~ c a t a I y st s . I 5 J 7 REAL ESTA TE nus highly sut•ceb~ful local newspa~r S.S.-6HXJ kittens Blk & tiger in Laguna Niguel area. ~9·8909 --Is n 0 w n Ir Ing a Monrovia, N.8. hab an opening for a lratnee ID he 631-0477 -49~·S21M or49S-2688___ Interior Landscaper manicurisl part lime. , ........ OID LICENSEES oirculat1on departml'nt Ba:.1c skills D d b I Excell. working cond1 ~ will entail supervi~1on of 10 lo 14 year Dnver. low truck. nat. e Pen a e. ex lions. Call· Tues Sat Special event company old boy a nil girl home deli\'ery bed exp., over 21. good perienced. wlreliable 642_0092 Joyce. needs mature, responsi· If: ramen; Areas of supervision will be driving record. Custom rar, PIT, can lead to full ble persons for Santa ·s • deh\'en . l'Ollect1011s and sales, TQ!fin.&.llJ·lSlS --1 J!!!l~. Call~32, . camera operators & Selected applicant will receive liberal KIDS-STUDENTS NEEDED . MECHANIC startmi.: salar)'. regularly scheduled cashiers. al the Laguna ., ralS('S. bonu~ oppGrtun1l1es and many Own tools, 3/yrs exper H1llll Mall. <21JJS87·1100 YOU crave specialized, personal fnn11e benef1L~ ~uch all company paid lnbrake&rront·endpre Collect "How To" training from one of the dental and health plan. group ltrl! fer red . Gd pa Y & 111.wrance. vacation and sick leave medical benefils No POlAIOID most successful sales trainers in Company vehicle is furnished durin~ Sundays. 5 d1y work Special events company the business. working hours. week. Apply 3000 East needs Santas. Home vls· Applicants must be over 111. ho\·e a Coast Hwy. CdM its. ornce parties, etc. yn.u wanl LO work in ti plush, good drl\ing record and be neat 644·8022. SJO/hr plus. Also open· • appeanng. lfours are generally II AM MECHANIC 1n1ts for cashiers & well·located office wilh a group of lo 9 PM. Mond11y Lhru F'rida>· Some camera e>perators. Call highly moti vated professionals. o\•ertime 1s available. MacGregor 's, 1631 collt:ct: l21J)S8HIOO. If you are qualified and inlrreslt'd m Placentia, Costa Mesa. -learning the circulation busine~s Models needed. All types. POLAROID YO U want on going sophisticated contact !he Dady Pilot at~ W. nay. Men. women &children. Special Events Co. education & training. ~ta Mcsu befort> 10·30 AM nr after 2 No exp nee. 548-7762. _ needs S1nw. Home vis· PM da1l}'. SELL id) .. i•e-· with a tu, omce parties. etc. Ask for Doo Willlam1 or Ken Goddard ... • .. ..., YOU desire the chance to grow with Daily Pilot Classified SlOlhr Plus. Call today a rapidly expanding, progressive .!.!A:::.d:..... --=------i £Ollect · t213)S87-1100. · · company. Paily Plat .. ················ .... , ·: PAIT TIME EYBlflS : Wt are pre&ently aeckinr aautls with CALL ME NOW in confidence and. absol utc BE A WINNER MEL RUDMAN 640.ttoo Field Sales Supe~ l.1m1ted openings' available In the Or•ngf Cout area, for self·motivaLed. career orleoted ind1vldu11l who can work wilh Fitld S11les l'eople. Tralll, hlohvale and get results. St11llon wagon or Yan necenary. Exttr>tlonal e11r~tnR•. plus Job related benc•fillJ 11vailable for tht ri1hl poople. If you ran pmduce results. 11ot Juft talk 1bolll It, call 9G0-0694 for Interview NII for •Mr Cho~e TUTnE'S ANTl9UES Docp 1040 Now open for busint>ss. ••••• • •••• .. ••••••••••• 1860 Newport Blvd. C.M KEESHOND Pups. AKC We accept consign Champ me M F. Pet & menls Come in & sign s h o w P \ l P l Y up for frtt Hall Tree 213 697 134San_6jlm 64H041 Storehr.iJQ..-!_ SHIH TZt; pups. AKC. S2SO and up Cash only Butcher block authen11c 30X30" S200 830·7896 Eves 01k table • chrs from Kansas $800 Firm 50·6986, for appt 642·~ antt1.m_! __ $ vol set of Italian an books. Um1led edition. Ql93(11 Beaut AKC Shih Tiu twin malt puppies w shots 10 wks old S500 both or SJOO each s.s 1615 Labrador Irish Setter Mix puppies. 6 wk~ prt'· uornm11ntly Lab Lova · ble. nd homes Shot exp Player Piano. Che r only 6736985 $_17~·7154 rywood Regular & Rmk1 Tmk. 40 rolls. Xlnt WANTED F'emale pup Cood1t1on S2300 Eves. p)' must be srruill & rlur 951-\547~ 975--4367 fy Poss1b() Cork·:. --:Jo:---Poo~ Roll Tops SO" raised ~IVH panel S tap s1995 & 56" $2995 Chr SISO. Pine Dobie pups. AK<.:. 11lnl pewttr cupboard $2495. bloodhne« & templ'r Ph · $.$2· l~ eYfS. ment. pediJlrtt tnslor> included.~ 536 9562 FAMf ASTIC Au~l. Shepherd mix. Gd Mo*tS. f1mlly do«. 1-'tt lo 1.t1IOCI P vt Pty. A11l 1q uu homt' 673 97(»or $."·7434 G1lort! Dry sink, round ev, wknd oalc tble. auper kins sju Buffy nffdtl homr. k1\l' bd brd Break front Kttthond mix. ~~~l'<I. Earn $30-$60 per week. Trips & Prizes. Ctl ..-. a .. ct .t SJt.0601. r,leaunt personalities Who woufd be nttmtfd lo wor.ing in Sales & PrOmnUon with Daily Pifot Cerrlei:s 10 lo 15 ytars old · Uolimltfd earnings av11labletot10l penon. Hra· s·JOPM to 8 30PM, Monday thru Frld1y. Some Saturday 1vaJl1billty. For appoiolment, ult· 642 4321, ut for Sen chairs, lamps. d~r shots SSJ.l07lle\t'll ,. __ ... N e w r re e 1 r ~ r • ~ 011111hide bidt-a·btd. Stalldard ~'-.~· Wllllatnt. . PW wither 1pplianttt1 diS 'w b 1 t t' • AK C n • • . • ORANGE COAST OAILV PtLOT 330 W. IA'f IT'.J •COSTA WSA. CA. t2t2I 'i 330 W. y Street . hn Miny ocJm tOI~. Champ line. '200 C M (• i tlbln • JIUMf•· TV, TJO... 11r : osto eso, " · f1ot.1111. ao,1. ~vt• a Doo.raan. P. S,a1~ >1• ·~ Eqyo! Opportunity~ : d111lr vw. S6l. Oal1 IJ00.47nokl. VtrJIGOll IN · · W. aoe Via Udo Nord wat~ll Ooa. H11 h• 1 .......... , . . . . . . . . . .. • . . . . . . . . . . .. • . . . • • . . . . .mJ!n. Jll.J!d .,.~~-.... AN tOUAL ol'l'OITVH1 fr IMOv~• , : ~ ....... , •.•••........•....•.........••.. • I ' .. . IMtlla .. , ...•................... . .............. .... Only I ltfl Fawn NI V £ ll U 8 B D ("tllli-.ahlll P\1111 II -ltJ Sofa/lovtMat '*• Qn • okt ns ttftl .., • .., bdrm '540.. bl.mica, uoo. l'OODLD 'R' Pf.OPLE llua \Oii dintttt SZ2S, ll0tnt railed T t\tp/ Ill In M •ll~Nft/ bouprinp . Crooni 'bolfd Ma 2M8 Twin llO. fvll 180 Qn l yr old IU>ahn1l1an. bas 1130 aJORE'I no '*>I ahol• • 1Nt11fti, tov" KIJI• m11u._ &Pr•np. kids, 11$4-IM·SlS2 frame, S mo'a M* ~ Cd aol 1 &50, 14$-MM._ ...... Y• I045 Antlq rrkr S~ Oak rtkr •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• w/upho1 Kii las () k SHERRV'SPOODLFS rhr w/tflt pad $1~ POOOU FREETO 4t4.t'J4T GOOD HOM 5M ZM1 ----Fl"ff lo iood ~e 'Shep 811 Canyon 1t.1 llv rm of mia lovesklds 1 ronlemp des101er furn. · s.• Almost ~. Xlnt-rond orig S$000, now at 40% of Orange Coast DAILY.PILOT/Saturday, October 17, t981 IOIO '6a:Mut IOIO H1••.W-..INI MIKtl•• IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• La r I• An I Cl 0 • k Lona Couch. S17S Cofttt Sm Otn rm~ Oak Ta Oirlt bdrm wt. S3CIO Anti Secretary, ltlM t'Vod. tablt, m Obit' be:d· s.w ble 4 rhaln Small aue que t'hlldrens arhonl MOOlobo Bamboo 1'9(11 Recliner. $7S Corntr buffet $400 dttk 1200 Oil ptlnlln•. Ina rhr UOO/obo Booltr~. '40. $3111181. MoJ1tcommr1 w.ud uoo Sofa bed. '200 ~7 2S99Lori -W 142L Wt1ter1t1ll. l.1d1.a ' l'h1ldrto• COuch ' dlatr like new. Jewelen type &howrllkl. Will fX<'ept bt~t off tr l'lothrs. $2 to S.W Anti both ror only '300 l300 Heh M.-Jor Sllle. ~ 2002 que Hall t~. S200 Oki in $Ho Ty p 111 d ea k Phar Se-.1111 mad'11ne. Refrl& b) Comer f.roup wt return, StSO 1-:xer hwtlry 1070 12$ 080 SCrrt'O. Sll>O /I th ...... bo t dtsk wleuc chair S200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlM 2:S22 w H ...... e I era . • MINK~"TOU: • ., wibU\I)' wc>Od ltble1. ~·-,115'7 l'4S lil'llt 11 S S27S SAVE BAI.HOA RAY I ts O 1.1 mp, $ J 0 a pc teaUin nn lie\, 48.. ~7ls4 nu B Zont' I Ml'l11 !460SOO. ---mdext.to~".8cba1u, t.tsrtmdd1~mund,GIA bl'r»h•fi· Ju•t 11000 (l)couch,(llhJde·a·btd S47SS48~ lliVVS2 , brlow +trMn~er let' Jl'rry blue ereen & yello~ Ea·-1 d 67J.2S49 no i nd Ibis ,_ 11 r Y Amer. incite 1ct wholuale, $!1~00 J110 F'lerlrl(' cart 5Cllla 2 in ra . t' _ • co .ee llSO Naua. brown couch t97 3640 ' 80RO£RCOUIE cost 2 Ntch s· tolaa 2 ll mosold,toaoodfam1 matrhS',7'flOlas,1wi~el HUGE SALE: f'urn, ALLMUSTOO SAT/Sun l.Y J!ll ids. 173-5604 barrel rhr, 2 match ouo. fshng. lack,le. cook bka. 1).3. 1071 San Pablo Cr lbl, white w J elau, Sl50 Chair s 551.2657 dudtllt'h11r6'erl37S Rerrig, 2 i:ofor T\ls Sat 9_. s ~12 A li lamp1, p1!nt1111. all · ~ • -Mochlatty 1071 673 llMl stereo. i:olr~ tble, end brall 'a.~ bed~b'Jl~~ toordin11kd. See.to ap· S rt conS?,le stereo, beau ·~·~···••••• .. ••••••••• DOUllLF, NICHF. v. tbles, dressers. btH d h oodl .erec.64.2·3397'497·4118. cond,42 sql\.decglalfll R1g1d$300P1peTbreadt!t oreau view rn f1alm 2 white kittens Fat Jack 6'4-46" PM. clothlng: rrus~. all kinds. CM. Sofa. klne box tiJ>r -& Elvlra. ?wks. hflllthy, ColorTV-S40. whiterotloo ~n~~a~::S b~~°Wii~ i.nas. pictures. misc de tralned .646:,2802 __ eora 1100, rust over· Gisler&Cnt.rxClubOr ~~1'.1~~.!w':t~f~.'=~ stools. misc ti.sin, 11\s01Ne~ g M 411 Custom Or~ge and corfee ta~.le. 2 girls 318 " thr,u 2" 01\1 6 Court at Pmfu: View glasses, dlabea, tools, JM_, L...:_!.. -yellow cotton print sora. bikes, 20 Schwinn Reamllt, fi~ ('Utltr & Memorial Park $450 Free Husky Shepherd sbtlufftd chair 125, kJt. ta· Playrin sora -d .... : .. r.. towd r"kss, dra""ry rds, mix 18 mo old uood e/4 bamboo chairs $40 • ,. • ...,.. ... ' ,,.. lots of goodles. Sat.Sun Huge cJotb1o~ule , 8,,.,. fUl~ S48'3888 64.2-m2 oiler. on tn atand Like 64-4 8524 9-S 820 Center St Costa :u~~~f~~Te~1Joc~0m:: CJ.EANlNG 1i0us•: MUSTSACIJFICE! llllW_.$tOOOCllJjh ~ 7211 CHA RMGLOW BBQ I yr dis ' Ilion. &.31M1" Apt n rerng. l40, child 's was Jdryr. motorcycle. Panasonic' & Teac stereo F Lo h I__. ,..,,h -wardrobe S3s Twin bed misc, mch more ~7·9561 ~iR_menL_mlJ!.c rum. n1 a ·-.. m uahua · • - Mesa fountain Volley 9 5 Sat Naugahyde ellly chair Oesifners backgammon Victor s~per ranee gas old 1320 new. r1nt S7~ MOVING -misc . Mun w i o ttoman HS . tab e and chairs weld sel w/tanks,cart takes7S28279~1·119S9 mix 2 yn All ShoU box sprg&matt. new , GARAGE SALE. 9S3 GARAGE SALE Darlin 673-6034 kO Gas range l2S Of Senate Ott 16 & 17 ESTATE SALE COM clothes, toys. hsehld. 3 Upholstered wtng·back Sl2Svalue S800 While eic. pso 966-µ;6 Champ100 juicer. 3 mu 11 Campantto W . Irv MltcG•Solt S35 .studydeskS4S ma iovesealS&s -valueS600. AIRCOMPUSSOR old SlOO Call Tim Jl -fer1 acc~~_!79·21~ _ Collectables, glus. pot B I N A TI 0 N 3 o o 8 2 yr old Collie needs lob MUSfSELL' tery, brass. books & Cleveland Ave C.M ~al/SJ!ll.:..!S 788 W !Olb St Comer pie hutch $250 all gd Mustaell.CallNancyal\ 3hp, 1 p.hue, 60 gal 842-8838atterSpm Cheap stuff• Washer, Placentia,CodcllMesa cond 5457937 &PMS.S.991& \t'rtlcaf ASME Code DON'TSENDt'LOWF.HS or room to play Please New BP John dresser much m1~_c_. _ _ _ S~ S!!_nSS7 7994 ~_all 9fM.'6862 S2SO. New quttn matt/ FRI lhru SUN 10 am to 4 F' a m 1 I y S a I e dryer, bed, !Ola, etc 356 §!!·~IM'l·Mon 8-S Oval l(lasstop cocktail tu New custom made II' Tank Never used S69S Love delivered gilts are E 20lh..L.C.:.M _Sat1SOtl_ Gas sto\·e, sora & othllr ble Sl3S 2 blue up· glass top din rm table Terms t11<om S39() unique and elegant fwMtwe 1050 box I rrame Sl7S Offers. 2Pm. 301 Oswego Ave, Landscape plants, 4" ....................... 642·0'181 Hunt Bch. f\'~1' pob up lo IS gal SOt' 13.S Coron• del Mar-Gar al rurnature kitchen holstered chairs S2SO w1fluted mirror base • Wine. randy etc S2S Hazel & 2nd hse·hld. houHware. adult & each 3 steel based Paid S3000: will sell Mhcd--10 0 LOVE DELIVF.IH:L> **I BUY** Living rm tel <.:ouch. f'umtture,largeolddesk. Ch1ldrens Ile m s loveseat. coffee table. silvn punch bowl set household & much more ( bk pl Sa S Swivel "h0 •rs *"•each 2 U_S0010B_O_~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••1.LO\rL' urn s, us' I un ch1ldreni. clothes Sat ' ... --~ c. 9 3j>m only 31 Beacon Ha}, white upholstered chajrs Kuig stze waterbed. heal Lo••l•aOM Open house e1nt1t1u1.•i.. Good used f'unuture & lamp stand S4C>O'b8t ofr Sterbng flatware. Small 19105 Sierra Ma1orca. Aprllances OR I will ~73-8849 appliances, Girt and Turtle Rock . Irvine llUGESAJ..t;• N.B 67S-<r7111 S27~ each 2 gold·le11r ed. pedes tal ~ 12 llehum 8ou11uets de collecllbles. nnti. :1hot ANTIQUES&MIS<; blA<'k marble top oc· draw ers. hdbrd , livered. Perfect for gunS,l\Or;.Je~elr)'.~lot sel or SEU. for You COC KTAIL T A BLT hoU5eholditems. Fn Sat 8_J0.2.~n. MASTHS4UCTIOH 36x36 ~ .. thick glas~ 1810Tan erC~SSH0?7 Automollve Equipment ~4'-1616 133-'625 lop, 0Eleganl chrome Super Garage Sale. -Sat Allen Scope S~ap on Sat & Sun9-4Storage un-' .. P•••----•i casaonal Ulbles $&each -~ ~st 6731?3J._ eY!!'19ccasion.§73 4419 m 3<' h • c 3 non Al. it 2626 Newport Blvd.,.. Upholstertd wini:bark King-sue solid walnut LOSING LEASE. quit m1lltar), etr 7732 24th CM chllr S27S 2 red nlvet hdbrd. dbl dresser. 2 llJlg busllleSS, sell.Ing out St . \\ <':. t m 1ns1111 . llUY FUllMfTUU base, S300 best offer 9·3. 702 Heliotrope AYR Air rond1t1oning • --957 8 33 640·88SS Corona Del Mar tools & vacuum. Infra -----I If it's got benches SIOO each l wall mirrors & 2 nighl ALL supplies and r1x 898 8645 Fabulous Garage Sale! twin n brw headboard s tands. $350 OBO. luresmcludmg ----- Karastan 8', 8"x12· I handles S4~ 2boitSpnngs t.wm sz 645.7390 Display cases. wailing AirlMTldlth -"""'---· ! --. -----red Tune up parts new KING INNERSPRING Brand new sora & lov Moving Sale Sat/Sun 10-<I Manuals rrom .71 up EXTRA F1RM mattress eseat, ~reen wheat, er-ALL NEARLY NEW Some small lools & set, never used. worth cent pillows Asking Exc:c desk. sml desk w. hsehold ilttms. 23117 $S30, sacr S248 del. S_750/0 BO. SS2-41Mll_,__ chair. 9 pc din. set. 2 ma· Westminster Av .... CM Never used queen sz, Sofa & Loveseat C!!ld. pie platform rockers. 2 S11t1Sun ruin or ~hint> worth S399 cash only Pillowback. Good 'CC!nd. loveseats. dbl bed. r11e 8·6 oriental l"\JR, llama rur 'II b $50 t'ach Air ('Ond111onl'r --. . -h 8 . 1 way LAX to Boston 1 c·oal. chairs. lamps, an· • YOU gra s22s 1151 6!161 btwn Water bed twin 7 , com· room c airs. eaut> adlt 2 "h ld 11 7 8 30.s "" 7cn.no:..11 plete. xlnt cond. S90. Salon h.aardryers and · ' 1 ren exp llques & lots more. 4709 • a sale r.vei. !"-'~· "l·0763 hydraulic chairs, mir SISll or hest ofrer Co r I I and. Cameo f ..., 646 5914 111 hi d aster in Br:m. Bed 8 postl'r, · --rors.sbelvesandplanlS . -g an s COM Sat, Sun • Queen size. New, $1400. ~uung rm table. 4 chairs, Also, make-up, shampoo Single bdrm set S7S Will S218 del. u;ually home S~. 642·3145 ca b .. new deluxe swivel v~~1lies, m1~c Oak & 9.3 Daily Pilot Will sell sum. 673·0193 smoked glass()() chrome and hair products bubys1t "our child m.'' G a -S~L---. I if" -• ---bascS"••673.1J88 , ar ge at'e . awn • c ass red Queen SIZl'bed 1Yilh new .....,·----=-.-Call63J.97:>4or homl'530 IW27488 Sherr~ 754.7u" -------rerl rocker. ,planb. ___ _,__ Trundle ~· St50. Brn misc. 18733 F.lmwood. hardwood. usC'CI door11 & MUSTSB.1. nee. chair . SIO. 3 H.B. <Ellis/Beach>. window,, m1i.c plumb Mower. Wall furnacll, • ads. Call rrame sUll an the box Sofa & loveseat. pillow afler 6.._898·6809 Washer, HerngeraLor, 2 Household goods Sat ExcellentS85.~7-4I04 backs. pumpkw color. BALLOO~S puppie~ part Germun 11·3 231 M.ign~IJ_a _CM 642·5678 Salem Hous; Med din rm x.lnt cond..:.S2SO _642·394~ * 1""'111 Shephl•rd 848·3734 aft Mahogany Obi Bed wrought iron uphol bar G -~-Jr:-~11-2 1ng & ele(lncal, unrin wlmattress Nightstand st~ls,a.SlSea.~2169 ~~ag!bls e& t~~~.-,~~ Oak medJcme cabinets &dressertomatch Like Sofa Bed: Xlnl cond S7S erciser bell vibrator. S4o ea 1~2 Gothard. Multi·F'amily Sunda}llll .. _______ sel, opens to 124 an 6 Horsr1 1060 Uniquepersonahzedg1ft Jpm only Tons or Good1t>s. aphol rhairs, S700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• forb1rthda}.weddings. WANTED new. Must see lo ap· Baby cnb, ~. elec applic. port TV. golr Unit IL H 11 prec1ate Only SIOOO or 642-:544_ clubs & cart Picture 2 ..... .itts Don l miss it'' 330 Crest 64~·3485 5 Year old Puito stud anniv Call now 00 6445 Art or draft mg tbl. l.':sll A\e 11 8 Pair or ArmlcSb Love Reau11rulhor.ie Needs a Balloonsof~ev._l!Qrt afl 7 OOPM 64Q:l281 best offer Maria 4pchvrmset,S300 frames. framed oil I wool liooked rug. 631 -77 97 a ft 6 P 1 Makeorrer pa1ntini: & pictures I household items. anti Quahl) anuque dimng & Seats Good ronbtrur good trainer SSSO Juke Box Seaburg Stereo FREE Pa) TV Micro bdrm set, see Dame Al lion Need reroHring 641·~ xlnt cond SJOO OBO ~a\erec1ever See Mt" weekdays, anyti me 54().1287 Like new cowboy boots. que furn ilnd bnr-a bac weekends H no ans~er Bdrm set Teak~ clothing. shoes & boots S a I e s m a n \ i: 1 f I Lme for rrusr Sat only ' SSS SS2 o;Jll Hovs~oWGoods 1065 ~ p 00·3803evenlng_s •e s ~ o r ha r gr :1~~1 Mar A\e. CMI Ql!EEN SIZ~BEO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Man's SchwmnB1keS7S Complete ror Sl7.1 J!lease keg>_lly_.!!1..£.. S12e Bed. & 12 ·drawer Pots & pans. dbl knits & sampltt~ llome mo\ 1e WATERBED , dreuer.S70049U422 hanging glass curio screen. trlr h1trh, de Malt bo>e spru frame Antique Oak Glass dr 3 Roll Ay,ay Beds, all 750 5832 WESTCUF'F " · b k S3SO N new S.W each I Dark I . hke ne"', SIOO 496 7471 ~n ca.se, ev.• Room Sinlt. , ...... •land Steel A frame 9X9X9 King me complete w1th 'o tN RM SET 1 1 bl case. 384 Umven.1ty Or :.1gner dothes 6 & S's all accessories & w 2 tves.cust00f:a:S.~ ~MFn&_?~t 10.S Cash only 93 Sal Sun b.ookshetr headboard chairs malchmg butrel Wide vanety Sat Sun comer of Goldenrod & New condit10~ $200. kOO. s4-4.e2 · IO-S 2l7S Rural Pl. C'M Ocean lil~d Corona del Widow Mam~ W1do~er N r II bed !111sh1k1 . mlernational '""' ~ lifts boats l.'lc S20 2 Car Garage rull or • e~ u Sl . mattress bike. 5200. Copper Fire l'!BJ.newSSO ~ 6066 • G7S.Sll6 th1n1ts Deep Sea Fis & box bpnn~ S60 Wood ExtmgutSher lamp S7S 3 statned be' glass h1ni: GeJr , Lawn bunk ~d:.,$1107505832 Pair captains ch.airs. w1ndows.S70ea SCR•u•as New baby crab SSO --------women 's&k1dsclothes Mar M o~er . Lawn Vat· f OfCU..uflfd ~d 7 C'amel back sofa w $50 Fullhdbrd.nt sland. 494·3469_._!94~3 """- II a rd l' n in g l oo I:.. A~~ON lu\ eseat & \'el vet high $50 Roll &·way bed. S.SO 2 elephants 22". never ANSWERS l.!.PSl·8Sl6 Queen.size hide-a bed -EsTATESALE ' 4 FA MILY GARAGE Must sell· brset Sl40 sora couch & matcht0g love Sal Sun 8 4 1624 \\' SALE M<1ny surpnse~' S22S chrm tbl S7S uphol seat , excellent condi-Ocean Front. Balboa Sat Sun 11-S 291 E 23rd rloth1ng, brir-a br:st', j back "'mg l'hair Both 6 Brass Stand lamp, S2S u.sed. for end tablt!S S20 Extent ant 1 q u es & MU C 11 ' ~~or mo old 67J.2523 494-4075 ea new new air mat Cower chrS90dincabS160 1amp tlon. Black & while Penn.673-153! ____ CM SIS monk chr S75 desk ra br1c w/chrome Lrlm. chr 20S42-3l96 perfecl for den or office. MORE! SaltSun !l·S "42-5671 Moving ~ale ~Int rond ' 20 P1et•e blamless steel lress $40 Elec new fume~oJ~~ord 1606 Marane~Qr. NB. ('hair S30, 7 o;ofu SIOO 1·ook1,1aresel. $225. Charglo BBQ S40 All •, Overheard in depo~il Bunk bed; solid wood. S32S set or best offer. handcrafted, oulsland (;all 875·0898 evenings l.!11...<l.l!!l.l.fu s11~ 536·1926 and '!_ee=k=e.o.cnds='-'-· --- bed $90. dsr $70, bkt'St' 4~.2422 price SSl 3J60 line or bank . "Whal th1~ S30'slools$8 631 2l98 Cookwarr. New 3 ply Doll Houses. Order now tountry needs is u b~nk Bartil;iy. Walnut Wall stainless sleel. Water m lime for Christmas where you deposit a un1l $1500 S2400 at Vik le:.s $39S 20 pr set Basil price $100. Rich toastl'r and the bank mg furn. PP 846-~ 960·64.89 752:.8463 gives you MONEY " ,. __________________________________________ ...,.._ __ ~ Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A·Line • Bring them or mall them with correct c .. h to D•lly Piiot, 330 w. B•y St .. Co•t• MeH, CA. t2l26 our famous • Each ti.m mu1t be priced wllh no nem over $50. 20c pe• llne -$1 .00 mlr 'mum. • No llveatock. pfoduce or pl1nl1 DIMES·A·LI NE • No commercial ads alloweci SEVERAL ''inlJgl' and RATTA:O-: l.oH•wal 11\10 1 ~O"Y portablr rad111 \:-o;TIQl F. \ICHHI 1,tbk antique ~e1gh1ng ~rah~s pll.'CP I plu~ rJllJn arm ~1th t'Jr 11hone, SIS S2!i f nur 1 h.111-. ~I SS·SSO E~C'elle nt ChJir $4S Curnrr Afr1c.in bJ"k"I' SI:! anc1 Ro,1•1,1ood 1>111p rrunl " o r k 1 n g p r 1 c e grouping l110 s111glc bed Sl5 Olct '>l'°" 111)! hJ~k1•t de,i.. "1lh l dray, <'r' ~"'' rt ~II l~I ho1lt ti\'" 31\m I LOI 1.1 l'OI ' multl' S.\ ..... 1 plJnter Sia Knoll\ r1nc 111 Ill \\tHKlt•n ... 111·1.1·1 p.ent'llnit Sil t°J"h 11 t•e• 1holth 111 1 $7 :i.&!lli234 _______ I ('Jmh nollni.: ,I.th ~. -om puling fu ll ~•le framl'~ on 1,1heeb \\llh Sti Beaut1ru1 hJnel knll Anl1que• t"Jue .. 1.111d St!i porcelain butcher~ 'rale rnrnl•r table hulll ID arl(han ~S llJnd kn1I \nl1ttut• \4Jlnut 1•11(kt• f>RF.SSER ~ lkd and II~ __ SSO lland~ome Tt'XJ' clock radio all for s:IQ lap lhro1,1s SS SIS H.ith t,1hlc· ~'ill R1•ct\4110<1 3 made Co1,1h1de allarhe Vari et~ or mirrors ~ome i;cales St K1tl'h1•n1,1 .111• 1111•r1· 1·h,111 ' 'l'I !120 case SIS Antique lll'veled 50cSIS Stain 2!ir S5. Gnocl t11·dd1nl( i\111111111• W1rkt•1 n1i:h1 1ntr1catel) ~ali l iron 11lass desil(Dl'r 1neccs ~<' $8 :ll111t "'Ii. $7 ij ,tanct ~I 1•,., ,111 t•JUt•t• ~mok1ng Hand Sl2 $2 SI O lll'aut1ful rose and 1!75 hor~ br<td~ 1uhl1· ~:!5 .\n1111ui· Jenny Lind Spool bed pallern 1,1 ood fr11mc•d trinkeb $to s:.J Ant1qu1• \\ l!'k1•r h.11np1•r S25 double size ~S Th1r1v·~ stamed art i:lass pant·I~ hair rornbs SS S50 l>ol" H11 ll1 111 i·li•c·i 111 "',111 oak high chair u;at IR1nxJO $S each Set of St SIS R1 und 111•1,1 11\ i•n S511 11111 11 1n makes into Pi ll) t:lble Amcriran mai: ~ lx>lt shower door \Htrlh SltlO 1•h•1·lnl' rillll(t' top $.'~I 'IJrlDJ! EJ.3 foam '<111.ldt• I r t: ,\ S ~: I 1· 11 , I'" t 11 m.111r,111~ S.'>O i\nl1Q11•• h1nl'l1· m1•n, '""' Ill•' I tu hit' ~15 Uarn•I 1•h.11r 11 ,, 1i:h1 11 ,, 111, 1 11 " Sl:i I .imp s211 Wool ,1,111on h,1n<tl 1• h.11 I 1·0,11 s.'ill ~111~fr t'l»tl $,')II h I , ••• k I II ~ I ,. I ,. I • Ii-I I 2:.'15 or !i.'16 :1;40 Shtm.1110 l!l'H"' 1•1•1111·1 I 111111 hre'.11., 111·e•1h l.i\lll:F. u11ni:ht fn•t.'tl'r C' I 1· ;11111 •t•at S:Ofl fl I' t' fl ' I I' p II I I S 5 0 and chair ~e l $28 131n wheels S50 sell SW. Anllc1111.• 11001 \ntHitH· f1thllltll rrri·~ulC' SJlurctav and Sundai \le•rn •tli•, huli r a1i- unl\ 5111 n:rrn ('0,1 :. ,m,tll Ill'\\ $15 '"" h 1\11',;I f1,1I h\llt l'ltl>" hk1• Ill'\\ r harmmg custom made Ext·ellent l3m lire' S.CS h\ture S25 tt11s1.11tal bt'<I t' tt ,1 1 r s ~ ;, s ma 11 Fl,\ f1:d1 roct s1 :1 lla11\ trrn11 ))11111' n •1·ls S3 Siil liraphll1• JIOh'" S6 S7 T11rkh• hox. rull $20 ~·9832 minature wooden s~ool Girl' nntalo(t' Sch1,11n SJS F.1rht'r \\ .11't• 1,o \t•s 1.,11 s:.w T"u baby bed on \40 0d bc•ach CfUL~er. pamted. rlertrw l'OHt•t• m:tke•r pl,Jq>l'nsS.1 Si r1,1onitk anchor rockers sso d1~assembled S20 Many hke ne1,1 $15 \'111.1 73 t•ho ui-f.111 1.,11.h Sm.ill Collet'lionoroldwooden lamps from eH'r) era inch round de<'orutor labli·~ $7 .uHJ SHI leg transit and Movie ror table. wall. ceiling tablecloth like new rost 8 am bnn r h 111 r S20 ramero tripods from and noor S3·SSO Solid S40 s~ll for S20 Stcrhni: lnranl <'hair .ind \\Ulk1•r the twcnl} ·s mun) brass piano lamp SIS. :ind s1h·erplate natwart> Si Wai.tun SS lnfanl REOROOM wl Double brass parts $27 SSO Brass tra~· 3 way floor S3·S35 Schick t'lectn(' ll nr-sc i o<'kt•r SS dressc•r ~•th mirror. Walnut \ ar1I) or puan~ lamp $28 ~llque brass s h a \'er S 8 I." cl ~ i\nll1J11r rh1lc1 ~ ()ak de ... k ht!.tdlindrtl and frame. 2 bench $10 Selttt1on or ce1hn1l r1xlure S4 S Reminjlt on s:, Bra~' dOd rhair S:,CI l>nlllllt' n11(hLM.md ... S.'itl 9682.'.ISCI desks S8·S24 Good 4 Large collection of items ~-$15 Rt'dwood bl'(I hl·.trlhoarct Jnct -------- dray, er student desk ant 1que and \int age basket planters S2 SO f r ,1m1· S 111 W no cl RA 010 T\' book:.. tools. $20 Classroom desk Sii farm and kllrhen lools and SJ.SO \menranal hamper SI~ Butcher tube' 2!ir·S2. Cap \'Olt \'arael~ of kitchen. and bo>ees 3S r SI O collecllbles 2Sr !i35 291 Rloek rolling l<1ble S20 11!,lrr~ SIO Sl2 dmmg. and roHee lJble~ Sunma1d 1,1ooden boxes E 23rd. Cosla .\le~d 11 ~ I Walnut nighl sl.md S20 Elel'lrnmr parts IOl'·SIO SS·SSO Large solid ISin by 24 inch dated Saturda~ andSunda' I.amps S.HIS K1nit '"e S<ilderironSS 548·9832 mahoganv DunciJn 19o9 to !923 SS each ".iterbl.'<I m.illrt·~~ ~5 Ph\fe sso 'orop leaf :\t anv 11111 oil table Fl'LLs1zebed.spnnl(~. FrJml•d mirruol'lllLO 'S Rik e S4 table $45 p,11 r old lampi. bra.,~ ond .:las!t fr.ime SIS Dr .. sscr Jnd SIO $~ Antique Ft•rn 1() ,pet'\! S?S Ne" beige Hickon wood i.kis neat $5 SSO Rare t\\t!nl\'s n1gl:tstandSl5 631·4192 ,l and s40 Anliquc• drape~ SH Ht•el"ood deco SIO :-o;ew l'UStom Cathedral plui: in radio Armo1re S50 A~~orted bl' n r h s ma 11 SI European made blue !!peaker S:l5 1\nt1que EARTH tone llerculon picture~ und framl.'' Red~ood bench. large ca r pet s r 0 r I a 1 e ca~t ir~ fire gra.te box sora lovt'l'l!at S50 each S2 $50 Ph mouth Du~trr S3 Cun ed brirk 211c Merced!':; sedan SlO ~IS Big sel!'cl1on or Maytag wa!thl'r GE tran s m'i :.~inn $SO c•11ch Chuirs Sl.50 Hull\' Many different mt•ns iron or bra~s fireplace dn·er S511 earh RV R .idiator ~SO . Air Tl'nlia ~ Rooster St huts and caps S3·Sl2 &>I I on I sets In(' I u ding s n'o w c h a Ins s 2 5 cond1tjoncr $25, 141n ancl 1101,1 ling rim st•t St 'lie\\ or Orchestra bells st2. a. n d 1 r o n s and 848-7551 tSln tires SS·Sl.l table pokrr )(ame SIO Ca~ed Artley nut!' $.511 f~rc!lc r!'l'n s ~!i·S25 Bookcase Slfl Orkntal Dishe's 2Sc. Cups 15c Sax S50 . Brass trumpet \ ariely of k1tc•h(•n. BIKE ludies 3 spel'd, type nigs sz5 and SSO Two tea kettles SI each Sl2 Old nlnl' inrh dlmng and roHl.'t! tables nam e brand. looks Saturd:J\' onl\' 9S 282 S48323R S2J Sunta Ana working copper Ship~ SS·SSO Many \'intage sharp, rides new. Sh1oy Del Mar Ai;c . Costn Ave . Newport Heights. nil lantern $21 Boxes of and antique chairs. pair chrome whttls. renders ~les11 Folio"' F11lr Dr 3 !NCll hose 1000 PSI 50c rope. n11utlcal gear. or o Id Eur n P c· an plus extra5 ~ Blue from swap ~l't'I aero~~ per foot Garage door li~ht11 und equipment bentwood r hairs S30. ch Ip books S2 2S Newport Bhd . toward~ hinges SIO pair 557 8271 2Sc SIB Slip ring drop Pair of fine oak orrke -~~·8066________ Back Bay &12 7347 fnrted boat anchor Siil cha1rt1 SS0 Thr'ce °'k T v bl 11 inrh solid hean rockers S21H36 Good SEARS gas dryer old MANZAN ITA g a s porta e. black. hnm planter S6 LO\'t•I~ upholsterro t'ha1rs SIS works good S4S Electnc fireplace log new S70, white. ~~ks vctr) i:ood pair of fineh· rast br~~~ 1143 W 15th Slreet stove SSO Wash ing sell m. Dremel jig saw S2~ Canister \at uum dnuble Candle WJll •bet~ttn Monrovia and ma('h1ne. non \\ork1n1t and moto tool S2S Largp rompletc S20 El('{'lnr Sconces $12 Bra<., s Placenlia_JHreet~ l SIO Ne~ ll ydr1111hc ~ork ~nch S20 Black la1,1n edger SIS After mrh Prdl'l'ol<tl bo" I s.'I !')48 OIJS S3turda\' onl) floor jack $42 548-&S19 ond D<-cker cord wander 10 30 f'46 IS2S Outrh <nlld ropper 911 rxttnllon cord. new S20 V E GA Par ls \\'h 11 I k lll woon ban1sll'rS "'1th lll'll SIO &t Of 6 _11las5es Instrument clU!\ter ...,. •~ 1' r.i 1' I.' \\ L'ED W cker S a s.1 Hea\'Y auto Jumper · . · • .-;u porcel.11n h,m<llr' St2 " 11 • .t• rs turned PoSts S50 ShdtnK ('ables •• ~. ew loilcl Radiator S20 Starter Solid hrJ'' Sp11ni: bc't ht'.I\') dut) S3S. gl us door!\ S25 " SIO C'arburato SHI IOJd( .... drtnkt'"' f:1ur'"l Pu.mt sprn~t>r. nt>w s.is.. Windows. screeni $10 f>lunger S2 Mantanita r " ,.., • ' T\ l I 6ft stumpa 12·$1 Rotating Volvo older type S7 1..iri:i· old <'nppt!r · ~ rreo ronso e Ooors SIO Wroul(ht Iron Chrllltrnu lree star radiator S2S Clutch..SIO lh•\'1•r1• h•u kt>lllt• 111100 n11k t'ltblnt>t. need:> outd oor liithts SIO llaht $'< Fnrd Van ~99--S7~ $12 llow~ of nnr S1h·cr ~ 0 r k · 0 n 1 Y S 3 0 Woven wood 11hodes $50 " ., --------- pl;ih• •lft !lolitl copi1t•r. B 1 e11ut1ful tenk Md table Pl.Ill length opco weave arcessory SS. Ironing hrui1i1 und pt•w1<•r urn~. ~ll ltdh m;1rb~rl lot> s.11!. gold drapes~ Walnut board $6. L1dy's ski 11 i11•h('r~ unal 1ra11 11 " dC'CI foln ~ • .i chairll rod $2(). Wroo11ht Iron boots !iltt g.6•v SS SZ·SZS Anlltllll' <ind SIS t•uch Kint: imc b 110 i s 1 <' r,. s 2 0 . Cover ed hnl11tcr ss \'inllllll' iloor ~t·t.-und can·1'(1 hl•11tlbQ11rd $20 Ol~hw<1Khcr or chop Chrl~tm11s tr()(' xtond 11. 1l11mh1ni: rl\IUrM l>oubl\• ht•ndbo11rd SS. blork top$25 ChClll '20. Tupperwnrt• p1 lch1'1 Ii d 11 ,. 1ot I •i ~ ~ ,1 n d 2~1nxMln ne1,1· 11butkr Shdr 110 orul'tinll table St.$0. llulli:Ho board IH•r~·dul~~ sz'sis iiund dnor11 110 pulr. Elt'Ctrlc s15 Kin" 11pread sis. ~~~1cn!~t?~a ~~rd°~'. m11tll• 11f.:h;in S4~ ""3 W. !'"11 fl~t· 13 351 Bay Aru rua SlO. Baby Macrtmc board And I 5f h St • I bQt IH\'n ~trc('l (;,l ~ J663 clothes 50c·SS. ror~che :\l11nmvil1 und f"h1l'<'nlu1 Fl.UO RESCENT 8ft m1111s SIS. !cl' sk:ate~ ~·~~".!"'S.::1·~-~~i:: SI r N'l:O . SU 11135 fl:durt• $8 S"°imm1 n11 110. Rollaway bed StO Co1metlc trntl tole SllturdA> onJy H pool vumt SIO aallon. ~ M atrh1~1 end table. baa 7Sr. Pru:lt bowl and IU II on r u t> I t a n k Ilea cabinet. TV rablnet TWO IOXIS Goc>d)e.ar ltarbr mounlfd na ntw white ~plh rim11. r11 s hole Chev $35 each ••• ; llinl271u4Sln uo . "° uch Stereo tabl~ tandlt holdrra SI 191 Andmll 'Ja rompreuor SIO. Sultc&Sf s10 Ski3 Al~rt plac•. <Cl, C«\la oil Ito 9aUon Valenlt• SIO. U11r dr1tr 110. Men 8*2687 ear bide i.DMrll SUU Decorator clod SlO. R EC LI N E R Good Cuh only MS-,_ •tm ~ C'ODdiUon ta, ~1"'407 • rWIN bed S20. VOtJth bed $30 Table and chairs S30. Orcsfter S22.50. 7 drawer lln.icrl1• chest $22 .. Stroller $.~. B-11by um eari1er $3. Double b<>d sis. KJng l\ell.dboard S20. Queen hendboard SIS Ster<'O S2S. Rinck and whilt' TV US. $43-2987 or 66'7· I 109 DlSHES.1tlwcs SI each. Cannlsl~r• It each. Toya 5Ck tad!. Lev~ $3. r,a lleu&t a Shelf ». ShlrtJ •"1. wmp a. 20 Priattton Drive. Cotta MaL _ -; • S5 t'.H'h oi SL'> "'l t:a~ ,1111\' lttp \4lllll• "1lh hood l'it',tn "uri..' i:nod 8:!5 S1.m<111rd h,1th11~11n \Ink "'hilt• SHI RM ,Hui "'h11c· nlllt~I Ciluh rlub I'll\ r1' fn1 "11111" hkt• Ol'W Siii Pnnu(nnil• II track <;l('f'l'O ph1\·er $211 Rr.1hsllr l'ort J pl.1' 11 Ir .id ~11•rco plJ' t•r At' 01 bJlll'fll.'S \llJrk' j.!lltKI S25 t' J11h P!eallt' ('0,1 J ~k~<t 631 1ll89 ST ERF.O $2 5 1'111 RdCI Og i.et Siii . kJtl.'bl)urd SI$ T\ "'•th st:intl $25. 20in b1kt• ~'ll Elrctromr 1rnm1•' S5 lit' I al l'\'pr" rittl'r s tand S IO T1,11n muttr~ und ~prini: SHl Glas11 eleetnl' huill 10 1·oo ktnp S50. 3 154 K1llyhnrokc Lanto. Coo;I a M e~;1 b!'I" 1•1•11 9 1 Saturctay 110 RSE rcrtilitcr. \'Ou bai::. Hie a ba.: 754 !1818 C () I. 0 It T V n t' l' Ii s adjustment S211 Man s 3 ~peed bike S20 Hovs b1kl1 SS Car vacuum S4 T"" pair kid~ ~k1is and boots. s1zr 3 and 4 S20 NE w I. y t'Overed b1~ <'bmr 540 llid~·hl'<I ~ '1111 Sktll drill motnr SSO Dmin~ l11blc ;inc1 4 chJ lrs S!iO Marblr coH1•1• tabll' Sol~ 219 1 Tra1l<•1 Vllla1w. llarbor Blvd ~pare SJ. Co,ta Me sa lllClll~S rrom S1uler1 per i1air llamp~ter COLO'.\'IAI. l.O\t' ~rat r a I! t' S 2 Woo Ii r n and chair ~ CJC'h II shu tlcr~. 13x3G and Ouk chair~ S2S l'Jch lh24 SI rJch Oltl 'le"' udd1n1: m.irh1ni> crah smon table '11~· 525 wrtrne 1roo tl !1'I SIS Punching ba~ and l I "-4 ' t c ~·all rat·k SIS Poll!'nell " nUl(u~ a .·tlrl'cl. d e e p h I! ~ I b u <' k Co~I Q Mesa ~5 815.."l mas ager SIO Oltl horse 0 A K c h a 1 r $ 2 7 co 11 er J nd b 1 t SS Ch Air nel'C1ll'pnin1 S3S llydraullc car JllCk~ SJ Double bed S2l Sprl.'ad each. Wooden d oll SS Sloo IS Ski boots cradle S4 . Many SU . Ice skulf'S S7 paperback boob, adult Fane) ~old frt1m r magaiin~ ~·f« each. Sl2 50 Str11"t>erry pot\ Saturday only ~I fiAA4 S ti II u I! t p I c c e l rvln1.• 14391 Miro manzuni<.1 ~'I, ffa~kct Court, near Cul\lt•r ttnd SI N<'w 11fr11'(1 lw<1dl'l't Walnut, Sao l'uliu ch11lr~ S2. RO UGll sewn plywOO<t Umbrt•llu tUio lloonr 1i11nnt•lin11 ll.i.10 interior S30. XmnK cord/I SI pair unlt l'xterlor $12 c11ch IS J11Ck\.'l>I IS Sklll 11~w SS 1ft1I fuel storu~l' c·un SIS Sodi>i ng iron 13 221 1 w .. 11 lockt>r ~ door11 fillin Tu~tm i\Y(' • N\•w1>orl hl-h 18in dct'p s.o s _B_t>_ac_h ____ _ l.ua 151n Cbrvy no1s S3 each 2 into 1 ~~u~t NEW Rrun Moltiptr"~ ll)'llt'm for lbllila 360 Julrer, newr u~ro $441. Sill. us~)' "9td ~ _554..,._.,. ____ _ "'"' l«WIE kf'y , • kltlr for 111 box ST. NtW HlM8 f'Mlal u,. C&ah only 14$. MS-1114 DIMES-.~-LINE ADS MUST BE . PLACED BY 3 p .m. ON FRIDAY . l.APIDAKY material :l~r per riound. l:i1i "'hc1•l S40 l.Jm<' lahlt• Sl~ Honks toe· 25r t!Jd1 Saturda\ 9 S 7711 \llrl(h1•n" Costn :lll'~a R.\:0-:C:F: \'1·1H a llootl 42x 30 111111 rnnunl ~lJ1nl1•" 'l<'l'I 550 fi.12 2815 o1ftcrnoon FOR INFORMATION CALL LOIS 642-567El, e-xt. 319 . 1\1 "\G matll c·" ~,.1 Ho\ ~pnn11 S50 l11.,uth1>.11 cl S:?~ Rrodml! und 'I" t·•11I .15 \1tv rl111hv' h.1m111·1 Siii 111 'lll'c•tl hike· ":t!i S,1l11r1l.I\ ,th t'I OOINI ".Ill Ii;?'; llF:\O~IHtl\l IJll:I 1111• 1'0 I: I n1· ,_I 'I I.J I 1!11 Ir I•'\ l'k ~ l'ml' '"'oil I I ti I' t ,, I h J t I• r \ t1pe•1 .1le~I \\ 11J1 bJlh r\ SI I \kl.ti Hit ,h,111 '"' htl.l· 'I • 'ii rulle·o· 1·:11 ""'1 1·,, dt.nt 11111<111,.,n 'i" l'1·1t ..... ," 2 ''-'.Jh' '110111'1 '>1:1 1\\11 f\<Ml~ll lto.1111' :-;: e'.H h ('Joi ht'' ·' 11 'I' I'' .! ;. ( .. "11 x .... ' ~111111 ...... 1111 •t.t\ 1•1111:, ""''I .i \1.11t111 ;. T111ll•· ll•>tl. 1111111· H~ll 1 ••I' 11·1·1' , '\.!., \\ 1111ol I ,I\ I. I 1· ''"" , Siii ~1 ·, .limm ( .11ll• 1.1 Siii ll1w1k' m.1c.1t m 1111 l:11 ,,1l1111l.t\ 'I I :/Kl ~ 11;1h 't1r,•1•I I .,.1 1 \lt•,,1 CIRl.S Ro~cc• 19 1nrh bik t' Sl5 Ill 'IJl't'll i I inrh Sl'h\I u1n \' ,ir,1t, bike Sill ~ i lllll ---------1 111\ETIF: 'l'h SI:.' SIK OA ~!Sil M11ch ift d1.•1•µ \\'1w11I hut< h ~1 t:11·t·n hlue SSO GE rolor T\' ml't.11 1 h.111, ~12 t'.ll'h 5'15 ~hlk run plantt•r II I d 1• 1 I\ 1· n m 11 r 1• gold S4 fl4>5965 • m" leh1n11 \\ a"hl'I .ind ... ~.\I ' l/111 I'll '"' I""""' lro1 m m.11111 ,, 111.c· Ill'\\ ,·~1 11•1\ '111 lllt: ... ·.c1 l\1111 m.11111•-. ~· \1 \\ lwo,111 h.11! .._., l1flltl 11·h11 t h.111 ... , \2:1 ~ II I 111 It I: '" •I 't II I '11 1111 t'' I :-:I l.11wd ctrn11c·' Siii H1~l,1111·ml• s~ l.11m11 s~. I 111n r.111ini: S.\ '•i;! •1i:>11 '11..'I I\ .I I' ,, ,, II I I I jl SCHWI NN 27in. m~n:s 10 speed SIS a~ bi. 2A1n mao~ Rn~cc t"nmn ~ ~pc•NI $111. 20in <:iris Schwinn Sttniira,\ s.11 . ll'ollt-r Siii <:r1•1•n ma<'hlrw Sli Off11·1· C'hmr StS <:i.tlint'I 2 ~h1•lr 1011. J(rl'at ktr 11lanti.. hl'low 2 slldinl( door' ~Ith 4 Shl1lr:. n1 9' ... ,r.. hrown IWN'(l $.'". Wnotl roffc'<' tuhlt' Uu i\ft n 11. 211um C'a:ch onh 912.~ ' dr) tr ~ Thn'(' ~nr1ot<' dr~ t-1;6. 00<· nms S.'IO for 1111 '\:1)(hl 'tmulll ~I 111 $Ii t•:11·h " .i 1lr1m1·1 l'ht"I ~.j ll1'flfr.1nie•, ~I ,·'11 <"11c 11l'r 2 1 ~.i ll1·a111:1· \1 t• :11111 '1'111111 t.a111., ('•i~la ~lt>1>;i ll111111ncl•H1 II•"" h 1)(1 11 ~ ltlll'\e•ll h•11 '<111.,'11, n 1p1111·, ••!!hi t•.cu•I hr11k1•, 1·h a111 .•h•I cit• r.1111•1 lo:' .. 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'740 hncM '7N STAMP COLLECTIONS ••••••• .. •••••• .. •••••• • •• .. ••••••• ........... . ................................................................................................................... , PU R<..11ASED e .. utlful Color TV. 2 yr 2e 1loop cla.ulc, S 111111 SSAftSAYIS tJ DavtCcope-r '94 l50T wrnty frte dellvery motor well, rtctnt WMAJ~, ... - iPORTlNG HOUSF. $148 t48 l?M ml.Oration. primt N a. "" -1.i11 Mtmberahlp for .~It Yamaha WP·D'll lumta tllj>._$2ll00. 67l Mit7 -lmpo urrrtJ 7> A&IM lo&S DATSUN zoosx J9110, OIAMI SedH 1tl1• w/betc• 5epd . 12.000 mJ.. ext COUMTY-S cor duroy In terior. warr .• AM·FM uu IXCLUSIVE AIMmatlc. Only 45,000 Lth ntw l 17,IOO . mllt1 on lhll be1utyt -=-~ MA SERA Tl '11 POISCHI tJ4 Jtt black beaut)' 4 •Pted. l lr. at•r~. 11· loy• Sh•ll> ckoan n r !796YZOJ ftmalf SZC» tsT ~l • b\ dlrt>ct dnv~. quarti Cata~n• l> l.cMldtd Seu A~~~Pl.Y Pri1t1rlscan •PP'• dishes loc • value ssoo. sell ~. ride 11~ lllterttl 101 N Manc~tu 1$t Nuru1 1l1ckl. 4 ll2SiOBO 182 7141 an ~._000$46.750ll Anabetm T7&.9'00 coeh U ea mhc 2. H Sunfish. 1 mo, old - (IQSHYU., '75 DATSUN TIU DULBSHIP JtM~ {JJJ>OOOBO W•'ll deliver anywhere VOUSWA... ~ lnthtworld! 'IOJOOTD Fully equipped. a buutlful "Ivory " mtrct'd~. Wlll tr11dc, no 1erm1 avallabll' OLlt \lARV308> $24,000 97t-t249 S7"5 JIMM.AbtO VOLISWACHN 18711 Buch Ul~d MH~I · · lntecrattd Stert0 S2SO BtlU w/or1£, brown Saddle tanks ; custom ..... I As is sails $850 or w/ntw lrlr made for early short r w lftl\h vrhitr mtnk 6l ~ $1100 ~Of'973 1'112 WhlbHt Dodge trucks «»iat, lib new. SGOOO. _,., 1100~ Ma.3022 dya, 675 5693 sx 10 Poluroid w~tlllc • IMDIAYOI camper'Sbtu-r.>r Toyota ,., .. o,....c...tr 2925 Harbor Blvd Co.5TAMESA 11711 atidl BJvd 19'112AOZ l!ACH IMPORTS -·· ·2000 _. -;~~-84;~~~ A.mtill t709 '76, 2802 up., 1/c, magi, 1969 Harbor Blvd '79 30050 MIO 141.2000 Sacrifice, PP731 0202 ·10 911E. Xlnt rond. rare, • h blk loadt'd S91.'!000BO 67 M 8 230. w 1te , 842 2317 Mib evti. n11~h. new II~ Fi.sher SCHOCK SJ.,. 4 Clun or Courltr long bed sttrto, as nfw, tuner, 1n and out Shp In Xlnt $125 673·6338 •0•1 • m p . t· u lie t t t. In Newport $4900 Wk da 1142 9666 • --U...L:IU'.JDL _.--t ••••••••u• ............ louven, CO(() bm .• xlnt 6ll·7170 iu1&11h• Marina S32S 11 cond. 551~-M. tdtt .._ 9740 I•. l& Mtu Dr., C.M. '77. King Cab Pick up, •••~•••••••••••••••••• super dean, 20 mp11 on - reg 1as, s:Jl!lO. S48 30M '64 :>orscht 356C. runs 1979 450Sl ~/i:st.1:::iJ00d · cabinet IS2S E ve 113!f3030ext223 -... ••••••••••n•••••••• 675·4806 ev S3l'4942 4 TR U ·SP E wire Wt II lu. Or Sl'll 'four Cl,.on Import On 645·fT~QfMS-3190 AC, Ster('(), Spec whJJ & • IMW 9712 tra Xlnt cond $3.475 Ml,prwfwa Wante<t. The Letter "A" Adm Ira I Color TV whtels. 15x7 $300 for the Pepsi Challt'n&e w 5 ta nd Pnrt S90 '°&: SI-/ Please caU ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8Sl 7~.J. 631•!!1 ---4 ~ 1981 IMW Dtlo,.... 9721 ;::;; 7 Oame. !Under the Caps ' ,.-or Soft Drinks> Will pay Working. ocb 907 • ......... ,for..-.. •~ lb ... _ .,....,,.n who 7Sl·1058 •••••••••••••••••••-• A1"V ~ ~ Uft:' ,..._,eu SO'M~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f one.497 m2 """ING IMPORTANT Con'1qnmC'nl' 11 Coll Our u,~d Car Monoq.-r TODAY"' CLOSEOUT ••••,;·,·;r,:-~•••• C-Om:=re HOU\e ~( Im SAVE' I 55pd slick S:t0.900 ports D1rttl lease and 60 Mmk:.e -loatt & McriM Ideal ~c·~~~ Call . NOTICF. TO ... .,_ .. , IOI) Eqlli,.... -"""',...2.!_ -READERS AND 731 2434__ mos senS1ble pymt~ •• ---'-= Dial 213 or Rat 9725 714 MERC~U~ is 2J:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• loots. Storap 9090 ADVERTISERS ACOUSTIC GUITAR Cii9Mrol 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·rhe pnct ol 1lem1 83 I ·2040 495.4949 Soddlebac~ BMW Minion Vit10 HUGtsaECTIOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• or7141637·2333 1976RAT 124 13 4~L.~nu paint. mint Ibanez Biil. "Butterny" ••••••••••••••••••••••• advertis~ by veb1cle w/custom pearl inlay / Avon Redcres l 1700, ORY SJMll'( dealers in l~ vehicle shadow tra'nd~er r U , Johnson 2 hp S200 Both UR.NI classified 11dverllsang matching hand·tool~d !80t! 84&.0021_ Monthly boat & RV rolumns does oot in· leather strap & hard Ex rond 9• fibergls dingy storage for any me, 24 elude any apphcable W shell case Mint cond1 W/Jrnrs. Cstm paint hr security, free laxes. license, transfer EPAY lion . S425 080 S43S/obo ~-4'798Tq_m launching & washing fees, finanre rharges, TOP DOLLAR Jli·751,8516 _ 8'A"onrubberrafl privileges Newport feesforairpoUutionron Alto sax. Bundy szso BF.sTOFFER Dunes 1131 Back Bay trol devicecertificallons FOR USED CARS Perfect horn for begin· 67~2523 Or Newport Beach. or dealer documentary ALAM MAGMON X 1 t t d --~ 544.0510 ftreparation charges un· PO...,,I •c/SUI •au ~!'~....., n one con loots, M-L...... th -·"~ f _.. "' ,_ A .._....,_ __ tss o e •.. """ speci 1,.... 2t80 Harbor Blvd P.A. SPEAKERS Equip"••• 903 J!..r lhe advertiser.,_ COSTA ME.SA ••••••• •••••• •••••••• Tronspof"tatioft •-"--/ 549-4300 549-145 Pair of Mitchell BC 84 Enrron a 11 pilot, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... C!.~•.:..s.!'*• 9520 -~--speakers with 6" stands hydrauhr good cond , C .:...L../ "' ..... PORSCHES New cond1t1on -luw extras S48 9697 ~"· ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mileage. Great for --bllt PRETTIEST WANTED Sales and Leasing al competitive prices E" cellenl service and parts dept. Good selection of pre v1ously o~md BMW & other fine cars 10 ex rellent cond1tion We also have a lease company lhat leases other makes of autos. trucks and vans l"or ad· dillonal information on leasing please call 7141972 1270 714di61·961 J smaU·medium size club l2' Avon Sport Boal. good •••••••••••••••••••••• '57T-lllD Allow ~B U1l'opportumty situations & casuals cond $1000 960 9944, JOI~ Camper Four Star 1 ... TO~I lo consider the purchase l"or a good deal and good S600. OB0.114.751 8Sl6 ~ill w refrigerator & 5to\e " ""· or trade·in of your clean artersalesservice see Lb-I --Trailer for sailboat. wt Port a Pott Y A 11 IEST OffB! Porsche Check with Us e anc clarinet, xlnt tie Dude Xlnt cond Butane. Queen size bed l005UKZ > Today! _ & rond. SUO. Bugle, SZS ~ 6T5·0006 Sleeps 6. In excellent ~ Drum, Sl5. 536 7154 · -condition 1900 Call _ IW1l MXR PHASESHIFTER loots, Powtf' 904 between IOam Spm ;.(.(.. SALES-SERVICE-LEASING CREVIER '' 100" dual controls ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 1657 .... "'-~ .. ,o "'..., 208 w 11t, SAN·TA ANA Newly rebuilt $75 ~POR;t'FblSHERMAFNI '64 Ford l\• T truck, 390 •)f,l1 H.,ll<J•D•v11 714/8~171 Barcos·Berry Pr-e·a mp r or sale Y owner Y ..... ~ .. G•ove ... '3t·2l» CLO_SED_SU_NOAY 145 714 7Sl.SSJ6 ing bridge, Bimini top, eng. 8 Pilgrim cmpr. . -dual controls '63 Hunter • comp eqpt, man~ ex· ~ WE IUY We Meet or Beat Drum set. 5 piece CB700 J 38. Twin Crusader 270.5 tras Great cond $2000 1940 Ford Sedan Deluxe, Any Bonafl~ Deal Must sell kiO 080. Like installed '7S low hrs. 4.lcw firm . 840.6823__ _ concodrs trophy win·~er. CLEAN CARS Come See Us Today !• new. 497·2Bi Onan, teak rockp1l deck '68 ~.Ton Pick·Up w '69 4 f[;~ ~f ~t.orallon. AND TRUCKS $ Tenor Sax·sohd brasi. \'HF. CB. AM RDf'.I Winds 9 ft Camper I. 1.!C -·--- Beaugoier. hke new power winch. full canvas' S conl. 4 cu (l fndge. 1 S3 Ford. V 8 ~ dr coup. '500645·7278 co~ers 1 Fishing P ·20t!l' S3000 SS7 915? _ New eng. Straight SIOOO Fender Telecaster elec e q u • P n l 6 · bow Motori1ed libs 9140 645 6170 gujtar with case. SZOO pl rd bait tank, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1952 Che\'rolet with Con 499--5751__ 2 fighting chairs. outng· MOTOB ECANE mo pedl l111enlal Kit . Ampico Reproduc1ng 1 1 gers. outboard kill sack. good rond., SJSO best 6'.52006 Player Piano. In perfeN portable bait receiver ofr 494·!1821 aft 5 I 1941 Cad +.dr. new paint, condition. Professional I Long range 300 gals MOP ED Like New~ chrome. seatcovers. d1f· ly tuned. Finest quaht) fuel in 4 t.anks. 120 gals Front & rear shocks. fl'renllal Recent engine Powell M~ic Rolls in "'aler 10 2 tanks. w.vtng Runs great. 1100 m1 overhaul. $12.500 John cluded.$S500 .. SS!1_·4932 aboard . 2 rerri,gs , CoslS600 new Nowonly 6465096_ Offlc•F•-'+wn • bulanl' slo\'e w O\en. $250obo548S631Steve 'SI FORD WOODY 340 ..-""" .. • monomallc head. tape -. , 1 ... p •m• 8085 deck, swim step, board· ~OPED Buick ent( Musl see •••••••••••••••••••••• ing ladder, slt>ep~ 6. Purh. xlnt cond, lo m1, 968·9244 Copy machines for Sule Safety eqwpped 3 fire t'J()O. ~73<1070 1928 X.lntcond.$650. e'Ct1ngu1sher:.. 2 life Puch SPort 2spd moped, ROUSIOYCE 155-9499, 7QJ 1092 rafb, flare kit. J bilge exrell. cond lo m1 PHA.:MTOM I Lrg 3s.ainung Mural. IO pump~ s12.ooo CASHI 4!192319 B f II d ft -"If k FIRM Call answer ad '7"MC""'OBE''ANL' eaut1 u Y restore . en angen:u ·aw sinl " " "' c. Tourer style body. oils, Called Last Supper. 387 • &12 4~ -t.:nder 700 m1. run~ 'Clnt, yellow with black fen kOO. Lrg 011. 5X4. 5300 i7 30 Seara) fl> bndge S-IZS 5S7 6Ulb · ders Connally leather 494.2422 I raddr & fl:.h r1nder '77 Honda XL75d1rt bike. Appraised at 145.000 Walnut Exec· desk & +othentras.lowhours. s20-0 obo Musl sell Nowownedbynon·prof1t Credenza . E'<l't gd t'ond recent OHr 573.4942 organization Call H1ghba ck chair. $700 I haul , make offer + as '77 f'-ovy GT RldAs--2. _!'ttkfu~ 10.S,~-~I 494.2422 sume 131.000 B of A loan ~ ..- Liver pool brief case G II . 955 I 055 of<' . Good Cond Sacnf1ce. l.creotiolMll · 675-S535e,•es S250 631:)_719__ V.Wclet 9530 mobile phone, all anes M d ... , d ••••••••••••••••••••••• New• S3,795 Sacrihte Dingh) 9 rt '.\1ootgomery ope ,,ee s some DUNE BUGGY $1.895. 960-24418 s 2 HP Suzuki motor f work S60 --I Davits Anchor & Oar~ 646·1924 VW . older model, runs Pm 8087 ssoo 855 6260 / well. needs TLC. U50 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• MoStorcyclH farm Might trade One Pair Cockat1els. 11ft \.\haler ,6Shpmtr 2 coohn 9150 497·6142 normal spill pied. 11)1JV· tanks, radio. lr.ule~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dune Buggy. Street ing. $85. pr. 957.91701ve S6.900. 7S2·2584 dys '80 Suzuki 4SOL. 6500 m1 Lega 1 Calif Li sr mess. &IS·031Se\es "' rack. must se!I. xlnt. "BURR.O" t600CC Eng MYNA bird fur s ale ·11 Sk1pjacll 20' f H. PS, ll~g_rbs\, 843-ll7t Many xtras & Spare Needs good hnme restored. mmt ronri Musi sell motorc)'cle. parts. SlSOO Cash $200080962 5647 I SacrificeS7~..._96800&1 t975 CB SOOT. S800 or 559.7211 Musl sell Cockatoo pd ;15· S!!aray "" trlr. foll best ofr S4l-Ol40 4 W~el Drins 9550 Sl800. Sell for SllOO CJp,e can' .i~ radio. deplh Ml.JS T S ELL S 7 S ••••••••••••••••••••••• &all.67~14 1 finder. bail lank. full) Ya!l'lah a 17SDT 390 ·79 Ford f3501't.:.J51. vs. . equ1n $20 500 675-4186 obo l b f Exqulsate b1rd l'd!lt' '-" '----Call640-Sl$.'> auto.a r,ps,p .am m, white wr iron h:ind DUFRB.D S9 .. 000 ~2250 punted. w stdlld. $\OQ E!Ktric loot '71 HOMDA 450 k4 ·75 Toyota l..rndcru1ser 840-6362 _ I 18 rt New Batlene:., $600080499·1056 Good cond Xtras. S3200 Cockatoo. medium ~ul 'ltotor & Charger $6500 '7!1 H-onda CB 6SO 1700 8Sl·9-049 phur crested, laml' Ouffll•ld Yachts will tn miles Windjammer Trucks 9560 trained & affect1on.ill stall Opuoos of Custom Fairing, "Int cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• with cage. SlSIXI or bt-<.t work at Cost l vl'ar ~2000 8326320aft6 1972 Ford Courier. New J!(fer. 548-9231 eves I g_uar 645 0715 _ '79 KX80 xlnl. rond . ex pa inl. spoke wheels. P'-ot&°"Jans 809 Free 13 mterest 10 35· tras $SOO 080 call runs good Needs ••••••••• .... •••••••••• Owens power boat, xlnt Sll-04.97 brakes $1300 Call eves Kwaii Piano 2 yrs old xlnl cond Will trade for NB ·ss Triumph 500 molorcy. 644-0505_. _ cond, n ew $2 ,JOO slip. Town & Country cle. nds wrk $350 obo. '71ChevySuburban,67K ~~l,S00.833-2265 _ Mo!:!&!lge, 7U 730 Q?!L MUSTSELL964·6135 miles, auto. air. power Piano Yamaha. gr~at Partner "'anted 25' Skip-·a1 HONDA 185S -12200/0ffer 673-6336 & Buy save hundreds jack. CC l mmar. Lessthan6hrsmuse. 642~" 494.6413or 497·3841 loadcri In cl JUI slip, S97S. SSS 0508 i8 Chevy·~ Ton. B1~ JO, S.w9c) ~~ 909 St! I m_o + equ1t~ dep 80 Yamaha 1;:175 new \' ·8. au~o. ps. big tires. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55119321 cond , used t"'1ce. $1075 elec adJ . shocks. 4t,OOO Pfaff sewing mach 360 Va~co al~m f1~hinR boet., 641.~3,4967471 m1 , .xlnt cond: S4~~ free arm, xlnt cond 12 & IS . loadc'<I. best of .78 Honda 750 f' Super Dys . 646·4405. eHs 128~ w case $21\0 fers •2131592 28.S.q clean 8.lXX> m1 Man) 673 71R_ - w 1 t h o u t 54 1; Chr1~ Craft extras 52000_t>4Si2'7S is.Datsun Pick Up, lo-. ~79131548-7~ c1a,s1r Ong in xlnt l ' ---miles. Ne«is body work l'Ond. Makeofr 646·77551 78 .tonda 750 Super Chtnp.644·2111. SportiltcJ Goods 8094 Sport. eng runs xlnl. but ~--••••••••••••••••••••••• r ARTHER W A.:MTED won't start no"' 1short 1n ii Ford FIOO. lonf bed· OIAMGECOUMTY 34 ft CHB aft rabin elec. s1steml~J07L ·f:1~0~ ~ruck. l400. G•lrColKton tra'o\ler Sml(ll' diesel 'iiYZIJOYAMAJIA -· · SHOW Im mac Loaded.Slip Good cond.UJO OBO. 1971ToYOfo COHNRL CHEVROLET .'X" llJrhor Iii\ •1 ''"'Tll \1~_.._, 546-1200 HIGHIUYER Top dollars for Sports Cars. Bugs. Campen •. 914's, Audi's Ask for UIC MGR JIM MA.:RIMO YOLICSW A.:GEH 1871 t Beat'h Blvd HUNTINGTON Bf:AC'll 842-2_900 WEMH:D YOUR EXOTIC & IRIT1SH CARS NEWPORT -IMPORTS INC JIOO W Coab1 Hwy Newport Beach 6G94<ll WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvos Call us Y''! Top Dollar Paid ~·or Your Car' JOHHSOH & SON Linc~ 2626 llarbor Btvct'. Costa Mefil!_ ~~ WeP!t,. OVER 11118looll For Your Good VW . Porsche or A udl · VW-PORSCHE·AlJDI 44S E Coast H1way al Bayside Dnve Newj>Ort ~h 673~ Oct 17/18, 9 to 5 'JB S439 mo + equity de 997-7253 pick up wlsheO. Auto air •-W Tradt posll 'T1 Kawasaki-400 11200 rond. 36.lXX> mi $3000 or ~llH8 ll.111"11 Hll cl -1 • • 5S7·!1327 or_494 I~ Full dress. 7500 mi·. Xlnt best cash offer. Mario f' at 1 .. g weapons of all l'o,la \lt•, • ;~w O'.l'lO e ur... '80 Wellcraft 248 cond.892·lMI ]51·6254or~l eras: swords. coins. war Sportsman, radio. out ---"13 f' d r 250 p· k souvenirs. antiques and '67 Tnumph Tiger 650Cc or. · IC ·UP thousands of rollectable rigger'>. M>a temp elc Resto red Eng I 1 s h "' service~· New eng. Inboard Like new 1 M E au tomatic, power Items. Orange Co. Fnir 673.4242 <' ass1c ~t see ve b k $2500 grounds CM Enter 7S4'71iSSSSCL_ ra es. air · Gatt3A,eirArbngtonSt 19 fl Wellcraft Sunhatch '81 CB7SOI" new loaded _645-8980 D~T Miss 139hrs S9300 S3SOO. '"':. m~st sell ·ss DODGE dump truck, _ 832-SJ.2!_ __ s 2 8 o o o a o runs good. S3000. Call 0 UR C RIST MA S loots Sai 9060 673·640211>75 9700 ask 4 646..a357 - 81 I SALk£ •••••;••••••••••••••••• JaL_ __ _ '68 El Camino. $1600 or eye ts. s ates. at· AU TUIC trade tor Min1·Truck, cessorles. New & used MUST Sal! 642 5370 WEIUY USEDCARS&TRUCKS COMElNOR CALI.FOR FRIE »PIAISAL Cormier· De Lillo CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 147-6017 or SA.:DDLHACIC , IMW 28402 Mar~uerite Pkwy M 1Ss1on Viejo AVERY PKWY 1EXIT5 F'WY > 831-2040 49S.4949 Cloi;ed S!!lldays '76 1MW 2002 M FM stereo. Cll !\Un roof (05761 _ a. magnon ~ontiac s49-4300 2480 llarhor Rf\d at Fair Costa Mesa ~9 .qgo '77 IMW 530i Sedan 4 speed loaded luxury t•111 All thr toys Dynamite' l~TZXI S7995 JIMMARIMO VOLICSW ACiEH 18711 Beach Blvd 841-2000 T1't Most pcitinCJ Part Of Yow IMW Pwchaw Or LeoM CCMlkt l e McLaren BMW!! lwy Orlffst l_y O w Pholte Plan! (714) 522-5333 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Costa Mesa CONVIEITIILE i·ond M~sell. Rich mocha w1lh 5oft 673418.1 saddle mter10f. AM ... M '77 MB 24-0 D D1e!iel r a d 1 o . 5 s p e t> d $13,250 transmission. ( 1132291 _840-6.153 $4295 •75 M-l&a • DATSUN 13731 Harbor Blvd Garden Grove 554-9000 '74 124 4-dr <,dn, auto. ex cell , nu tires painl, 28~.K._ $995 496-419S 18 raat 131.S. 2 dr. am fm C'OSS, $2500 or best oHN 49S·!§29 HOftda 9727 3000 SEDAM I.ovrly co ndil11111 Loaded. (2'11.LOBJ $9950 JIM MAR.IMO VOLkSW A.:CiEH 181 U Beach lilvd 142-2000 Ml 7 1210SE Cotlector's Drfflft 3 S Convertible Don 'I miss this ral'\' class1<' ! 1818131 JIMSLEMONS IMPORTS 1301 Quml Sts Newport Beach Call Today 833·9300 •••• ·v·a·s· ·11···v·ou·· •••••• • ··i ·---... --_--·19 240·D, sunroof. auto ORANGE COAST trans, uir. stereo, ivory HONDA & bamboo. 35,000 ffil HEADQUARTERS ~~s~:.c s 17 .50 0 TODAY !!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVICF. OLDSMOllLE HONDA GMCTRUCICS 28SOHarbor Blvd Cili>IA MESA 540.9640 '79HONDA Dynamite CVtC 2 door 4 speed Ver) rll'an' 1798\'B~> $3995 JIM MA.:RIMO VOLICSW AG&t 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 '78 Civic. runs ~real. nice 1·ond. S27SO 631 2991 ·73 Jlond.i Civil'. near ne'o\ eng . paint. brks S211SO 842 3219 '77 Honda CVCC. 4sp. "Ult sell' 964 52'12'dys & I Sal. (2131924-4027 e\'eS '71\ llonda Wagon. 27.100 I m1, clean $3,850 S48 fi44S ~~~ ....••..••• !?.).~I JAG '76 XJS onl> 24m mint p,org It t:f\ rhn r . red leather S9.8S-O 17141661 8522 Jaguar 75 XJC Cpe I of the rarcsl & most desir:i ble Jagu11,..., m 'Clnl cond thruout l.'4• m1. 645 921!9 ; 642 9812 Jensen 9732 ....•.......•......•... Ml '77 450SLC 1 nv f'Stmtftt? Brown bamboo Low miles. low pr1n" ; 150641 JIM SI.EMONS IMPORTS 1301 Quail Sts N l'Wport Ilea ch C Jll Toda> 833 9300 M BZ 300SD J!ltiO Ne"' 10 gal DSL tanl< l'lean, all extra' E1thl'r \1500 11nd take O\ rr adqmtaitwu~ lease or $29.~•1 f>44 tlZ72 art 2pm l>\r ··~ rl~.,rJ lo •nnouml' lh•I 1hr rr·••I• J~pHt 111~111 h•• no" "'"'" •• 11n1trJ .., ,,h lht• nf'~ ''' lt•.at1un 10 ''""f" \Ou l't'llrr' lmmaculalt 32M. htt· ·n 911 S Snrl lmmar blue with dark blut" 46K m1 AC. Stereo leather interior Air. $lll.500 or TOl?. 497 3374 Stereo. cruise control, days Evts, 49.,..145 wire wheels Ask1ni: $.31,SOO i3 91JT TARGA. blk blk. 760 9596or~ 2245 mint. oril(lnlll! 112,900 '7S M•rc~ 4SOSL !~~/733 dys-60 0315 38.000 orig mJles Xlnl t973 Porsche 914. •UPt't cond Chromewhl!\•ls sharp. sspd A real 6444504~75224°'1 bargain' Only S4.995 Take c1ver le11.!>e ·79 280E, 895 I 100 A Int l'Ond l>el1a '189tlSC.ltalherint.a t•. 631 I Zti6 d>:. 646 7582 cruise coot . stereo. i.un eve~. _ roof. showroom cond. '79 450S~;1,, °''"" c·ond S23,000 493-7421 extr..s. tOK nu. ;i:.:.um1> 69 Porsche 9JJT Targa, lease bu) 96:! 31 IU ZSK on rebuilt en1une, '74 M l.IZ 280 Air. am fm, n e"' t ran b Day s Michelini. Xlnt l'tmd 714 7S I 2510, Eves & $7900 Call 113t 7872 Wknds 213 204·5344 '7S MR 2401>. 1mm111· . of fers. da)i. ll'l8 29112 l'H~~ .631·5335 '64 300 SE 2 dr ~unrf p .... r. AM fM. t.iiit• dk spoke 56.500. 1146 43Xti '78 300 CD d1e,el rpe Sliver blul'. "'lrl' wheeb, sunroof 'Clr.i tank, russelte. 497 6494 Classic '7 1 300SEL Approx 50,000 m1. s1l\'er hlue .... blue mohair m tenor Mll'l see S12,000 ~J-5067 80 Porsrht 911 SE Targa Talbot Yellow all extras Imm ac $211000 1714 1 SS7 63SI, 84&-~ '70 914 Red Blk 1nl AM f' M rass SJOOO ~'arm 77 91 JS Targa, xlnt rond.. red. saddle mt , gorgl'ous' 4SK m1 . loaded' Asktilg $19,000 080 dys 770.~ l'Yes. wkndi. 770.7764 Rolls Roy~ 9756 . .............•........ *I DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY IDR CARVER m ~!l};~~~!~[ "6t•-18U(h ·~---~ ClOSlO ~UNOAYS 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80SUIARU 4 WD GL WA.:CiOM Automatic & stereo On· h JS,000 miles Like ne .... ' 1 Ofl97.St.: I $5695 JIMM.UIMO YOLICSWAG&t 18711 Beach Bl\ d 842-2090 oyota 9765 ....................... '7 6 Corono W OCJ 4 spd. While $2.500 _after S 615~"'244 l e 79 c ,.ssidaWGH Immaculate. lo"' m1ll'ge c1.1r. roof rack PS. ult. auto. am fm ca~sette Under "'arran t) $6950 SS2 4230 1DATSUN I 13731 Harbor Blvd I Gorden Grove 554-9000 MG I 9744 1······················· ·77 ~IC B am fm Ii trk I xlnt rnnd, lo m1. S<llKlO 830-91!17 I i'3 Cehea cassette. auto, 73K . xlnl 1n out. SZt99 080 ~ llO To)ot.i Cebca GT 5 ~pl'ed L.SGP hmlled l'd1t1on. fully loaded On I~ 15.000 miles $7900 962 8059 TrilNltph 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ooea n rronl Wh eel 57FtlCETCH '78 Honda Hawk. reblt -• '-------__ 549·33.~3~'-- Worlts Custom built 1970 ram•· eng Xlnt cond S800 YCMS 9570 105 Mai.n SL Balboa Pier ly of S JUSt returned from OBO ....................... Allfot, hllporttd 67s-6SIO 21 mos cruise in So 493,~ S7SOOR BE.STOFFER ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Su--'·-"""-'o~,;-0-Pacific nus yacht has .79 Yamaha Daytona. '67 Dodge Window Van. AffalCNMO 9705 GIGANTIC RED TAG SALE! wvw -everything Xlnt rond. new 10 end '"'"' K & runs good. 83()..2991 ..................... .. T h r u • t e rs · l w 1 n s · PP will fmance con . P ' P ~w, '66 Econohne van Gd 79 Alf A ROMEO 1a;.;.;.;;;;.;.;...;;iiim;iliiii;;;;;;;iiiii0i:I •l'!flH, custom shapm1 sider rral estate trade ~fie":~ r:-:~tti~ede~ Jran1 vehicle. New 2000Sfl0l'T '76 Longbed w/comper ~ rbrushS225.673'4070 Taxesbyseller.Sl70,000. &48-6475 radiab. 3 spd column. Sedan. 5 speed. air, shell. Surf Boards. C~to~ Air Call 714 ~-__ == S600. 642.fillM stereo. Only 18,000 Br\llh. Singlet twms. & '78 26' .EXCALIBER MotwH ...... S./ '17 Dodge Van. CusLom milts Like new ! $400)080 ----=645-51311 Thru,tlers. $180 lo IZ2S wldock in .N.8. 10% R ... /S... fl60 Paint & Int. Fully 1129ZRO> ~•JISt~e .. ~t financing avail. 7S2· 1422 ... •••••·~··••••••••••• Loa ed. 6'2-5578 $69'1 '80 280ZX 2+2. Assum Stert lilf _, or wknds 544.9044 RENT 22 Lux. Motor -JIM u&•auo $291/mo lse No cash dn. • GI& • ' Home. sips 6, sell·cont.. Alllo L.... 9510 _.. 5 yr warr. Loaded. s spd. ... 1095 Sa1lbo~rd Used once. xlntcond. P ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• fOLUWAf,84 Xlntcond.~ -•••••••••• .. •••••••••.•• Sacrifice S7so. 080. --TAii ova LSI' 18111 Beach Blvd. LOSING LEASE. quit 497·2896 Trailers, T,...tl ti 70 Bt • flertt -T 142 2000 72 D.,_ 2401 tlnlbuslness. selling out Vtnture Z2. 111 N.e shp. 6 ••••••••• .. •••••• .. •••• aut 7t agf' --• Make orreiW>4650 AIJ. 1u0Pliea and fix h tbo rd r-lt41 Admiral. 14 fl. ~st Bird, (IUt for exe<'. I '77 Alfa Romeo. great •74 260Z ~ic. am/rm. taa,..htd Udinc: pou a .new""'noa. offer over $250 U30 moe.ldt,onlyS285.llto cond. new paint. S6SOO. red/blk - Dbplay h<'un 1 • 8 wait1Atg =~~~0~0~illw~ot~::~c:; New&2rt 81 C~1'1 1etm ':ts.~ Nancy al\. 54&·0845. -·-• __ q_ium'm? room c 1 ra. uu Y ~rtner. '1JO.m21 d s ._. '707 '79 280 z~ ~ .+ 2 L sai.. balrdrytn H d c ,-is ilo5oo 8tt Paradise by Ole Sea. ZZi.\ .... Wtl!IM ''" ....................... mlltal Auto. •ler~ br*..Ut dlalrs, mlr· a • • · ncyour ft Ideal trailer. In ....................... e. ~allittwlllldptaftta. cherll book ' aall It Garden Settlne Acniea BABIED OLDER sedan 7J ... IOOLS cauette mull sell t.---:oZ::::'mpoo home84N.!§_1 ___ r~m Swimminc ooot 3 '1t ••P for a'4 car. JO ... ~... _.LO.JJQ•1m _,...-; . Udo 14 w/tral.kr. I Mt privet.a wact.. ror ID· MPO Dot lmp0rtHl. En elltll Nia11ai eold lhh your shopping c.alm.,,..or sails. al•l tond. f'7$-tl.W fo Call nm. Wed·rn II a 1 t h t le a n . Looh Ute new car eultrbr•inlthe DailY .... ,.. n. 4'4.flS4 or IMMNm !1400 . .,._ PllotCIUlinedAda. -( .( 7 777 ,,, SR 7 2 SP a 2 2 ALL PRICES SLASHED OM EVERY USED CAR IN STOCK ~ ~I~ WE'RE OVERSTOCKED '¥, WITH MEW CAR TRADE-IMS! FANTASTIC • BARGAINS SUCH AS ... -SAT .. SUM .. ONLY! ~.'!'!!.•.~,0 .... ~.':'!!~.~ ........... :.~~· ........... ~~·.~:~ ........... ~~·.~~ ........... ~.~~........... Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Saturday. October 17, 1981 ,,.... t1'1'·~ t11t "" ttJOCM•.... ff20De4p ttnWot.UMd w...u..ct .... Used .UM4 .• ....................... .................•..... . ..•..........•.....•...................•••......•...•..................•......••.•.•....•......•.....•........... ········•·············· .............•......... .., ... ., ..•.......•... '!'"~R'~°'1~{!.'!~t'11~ote '1tYWIUS '"so8~RmN11!::1' lt7SCOIYITTI SEIUSFtlSTI '71o.I. U.coll tt45U•t-. ' ttlJOW._.., ffHP~. !~I • .... Dynamite 7 PtlCr 4 11peed '""" "a Oor&.4toUI black, black. We havea a~· el .. "tlon SJJIO. 549.0170 ...................................................................................... . uvtr P•Ymfnlll 49Ulll7 1unroor 4 speed, air, $250() blael Fl&ll powtr. low 0 r N E W l Us' E O '71 LlNCOLNCPt; M U S T A N G . ti 5 '73 Olds C\lalom Cruiser '77 •UND PlfX ' evts atereo Dy namite • $58 UU eves ' mUe11 (423114> Che\.'rolets! •a1tl!'ka.rt .. 1dorwnerRu'n11" ~dyl 11(0)1090 CO NVERTIBL.t:. vs. StaW119pwlown!r. AM f M,11lr,\.'11!1l r1A"" IMI TR3 •II or11&1nal <mXTR l weekend! St4t5 , • " Low miles. .7500 289. totally restored auto, tr11n1. AM!f M wh ite walls. t074ll(OOW • l l:S$00, ,. p Uttl c~ "'o S695.fl4~m8 M _ _;_L ' 0 u t. t 8 0 d In~ I stereo A/C PIW, PIS, a ma~n I ~ JIM u .. -..0 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••...-.-947 S 8 0 0 0 / <> 8 P/B very rlean SI095 '( __.. '1 R Ford f9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7st 9<»3 k ,....... 9770 VOUCSWA... c9on tU~·uWrbopow~~P ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70. Orlalnal Oll'ner, low i714l 499 5289 -'74 Wun, lo m1. auto. air. • '' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11711 8cac11 Blvd AM/FM R1d10. air '78 ~·arla.ne. Sta Waa mileage Good t'Olld. 3 67MUSTAHG pa ,"net'd s work , . • '77VWDASH• 14J·l000 t'Ond .. cruise control, DAT UI P/8 ,P/S,AIC.AM/FM, !md.flDU97·1399. -Clean, VCI')' &ood cund. 1375/080.6424706 nont1ac a49-4300 Sharp automatic w•icon ·so ·~ vw lei\ ' richt vyn top, red plus Int. By C H. t T11n. 31K ml Sharp PP, Mtrcwy 9HO ~ hrJ>honeM7 9526 ~ ;i • wlalrC'Oftd l'4ZSPLI door, '73 Jell door. $50 Own:er 15800/0Uer °" •11111 910 S3600Ctih.5.c.8-7211 ....................... , --:-- --pL.L. ffS7 2410 Harbor Blvd a& s~-R 13"'31 Harbor DI ....................... F ,,,;: 6foV PB PS -.,_ h • I 4d 76 Red Mustang new "'"' F I -•• ueh W.t.m tylewhl 141 -0011 9.5 wkdys, '' .... vd '70CONT Markm i1 /...., . .,.,..L, 'I. , '"~p 1Jrv cy1. rauto, b k & luteh Runs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ar • JIM MAllHO rims ror SuPtr B«lle ~·N52 wknds. G · • Must sell. 's2oooioeo· tool box. MK mi, pl~e. PIS' P/B vinyl top. 1m t::m:~d~. Black In· '73 PlNTO Costa Mesa S49 '~.,. YOLHWA•IH S20ea.548-1!!44 Ctclkc H IS orden Grove _T~condition.642-7500 Cleari,PP.$3800Ca:sh. .f!lat:897·8423 ' terlor. lmmaculale Air. RUNSGOOD.S7SO '66 GTO. Orig own 11711 Beach Blvd 'IO VW DIESB. ••••••••••••••••••••~·· 554-9000 Conttte ttl2 __ 558 7211 69 Marqws Wa(. Full cassette. tape AM FM 962·8Ca --Ma1ntenenee His to ; • 142·2~0 Dy n1 m lte sunroof. 2 CONTNlA TING ... •••••••••••••••••••• '79 Fairmont, pb, pa, ale, I pwr. Gd ConcU4SO stereo Lo milegc S2700. Manuab. SISOO. --------1 door custom wlraclory C.ADIUAC? Sam says "dnve a llttle, auto, 58,000 ml. S3000. --~ -Call Linda646-Ml92 ptyMCMlftl 9'60 497-4189 ·I YW 711AllrT ~it'u~ 5v!~ 8if~~~I! We specialize in leases Lo~170~°!J~!ud save a lot," on new 81 .~!fr'7:oada Ghia, new 1981 ~~~"?f Runs '66Must. Vhu~,alr PIS ~79 .. ri~·;~~ ... h .. V;·;~ '117 Pontiac Firebird DI'' White, AM·FM stereo. IALCOM 1 for the business ex night blue. 1411452 1 Corvettes equipped with brakes & lrans, good real 1~ ~~t' "•II xlnt conds.1,450 custom 111.tenor 318, p/s, VI yellow/blk intlr'.' air eond . 4speed 1,.ns R .. 195 ecutive&prolesslonal 512,999 4 s~d or automallr r ond. asking Sl750 C d •1 ,& g ' H33-4242 p b, cruise control. very clean. xlnt runnil\• & low miles !498VMF> JIM~ ... 1 ... 0 LOnJ9 S...Ctto. transmwioo. 642.7931 for e 11:,.,1699 am rm ca.ss Auto trans, cond. new supHlltt 1 JIM SI.EMONS VOLKSWAGEH Codllloc 430754 WHITE I '78 Grand Marquis 4dr 351, auto, air, ps pb. Luggage m •k, ladder to $2195 oho 552·5150 a((Af ONLYS41t5 """""" OfM.wl98I • 4~TIREO .,,_. __ '69 Mustang, rast back. new rubber & spare wheels & TIA r1d1•J&:.. IMPOITS 18711 Beach Blvd ._. 0 w 1-. ra....~Lf • , · 101673SIL.VER r HOjo~ ~THI T~ k sedan 40Kml .. full pwr.. ne w tires, battery & roof 38,000 miles S6000 5pm. _ _.. 1301 QuailSts 142•2000 " .. -103027 BEIGE or s en to c ee ~~11964.ti862 murrter S9'15 759 007S _M().4008 •68 GTO 4 speed Runt. Newport Beach '70 ,vw BUS new radials, NABER~ DAT su11 1038<rl BRONZE W!nt~:~r.JN:;u!~'fr Mat~ -9952 eves . w ds. For Sale or Trade '67 needs paint. $6()0 oho.' Ca11 Today833-9300 camping setup. runs ("',i\Dll .l .i\ . II the job you ..,_,anl is not ....................... Okfsmobl. 9955 Valiant 6 cyl1auto/reblt 644·2381,~·t613 1 • ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!l!l!!i!!l!I•; well , clean s2350 --, there you might con· '65 Mustang VS 289 en& ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• eng trans trade for VS '72 Firebird f'ormul'a:" 75 YW UlltT 673.6257_ I \1t1 ... 111, 13731 Harbor Blvd s ider offering your a c ori& ownr Sl650 OBO '79 Cutlass Supreme $8000B064.>7932 _ mint rond .. air. AM·f M, 1 Custom automatic ,.,,,,, ...... , "1!1 •111' Garde G services wilh arfad in 645·8255after_62!Jl 2.5,000ongm1 Moonrf. '72 Cricket, 30 m1 per Newtlres. 1500.7~~ sedan. 55,000 miles. 7~ a~: f eU:k .A7~ ~~~: n rove 401 S. El Camino Real the J ob W a n t e d llave something lo sell? Elec, lilt cruise, etc gal 4 dr, S62.S '67 Firebird. Xlntrunnin' Runs superl(369PRY) PleasecallartSPM,for •'79S.vllle 554-9000 SanClemente cat eg ory Phone Diesel. Xtra Clean ' 6456079 ·ti1 3, art 5 cond.S15000BO S 1,95 831 0580 492 8500 642•567s Classified ads do it well Plush. 554-~ 640-5884 ~nds ___ 63l-4097 _ . ~ ~t 759-1296or760-0672 Loaded & extra cte,n• ~ JIM MARINO '72 Convertible. xlnt !369WOA> Autos, New 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Aiftoa, Hew 9100 Aaltos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Aaltos, Mtw 9100 AMtot, Ntw 91o& VOLKSWACiEH rond . a c. S450o or best OMLY $9995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••' 18711 Beach Blvd. q_rrer 642.:1454 HOW ARD Chevroltt __ 142-2000 73 Bus. new Porsche eng, OovetQuall Sts 1979 SCIROCCO nel' paint. mint cond NEWPORT BEACH S l ee I gra y. tape S4400 960-5.SIKI lll-0555 cassette. mags, 4 speed '74 VW Bug. xlnt l'Ondi, '77 Seville An all black 1051322) t1 011 S32001offer beautywilhreaJchrome $4795 642·0678 wire wheels, $7950 ·6s VAN. runs good-:-ne; Jerr 673-~ __ • DATIUI 13131 Harbor Blvd Gorden Grove 554-9000 'IO VW V ANA GOH Elegant 9 psgr w'only 5000 actual miles. 4 speed & stereo Like new ! I 123961 l S9495 JIMMAllHO VOLKSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. __ 842·2000 1911 UUIT COHVEITllLE Fire engine red with rontrasllng white roor Low 3.SOOmiles 11»6251 • DlTIUI 13731 Harbor Blvd Gorden Grove 554 -9000 brakes. $1800. Check 1t '76 Seville fully equip 2· ..Q_ut! 536·5167 art. 5:~ tone, new radials see to '68 Bug, new paint, xlnt i!l>!lrer. 1197-8423 _ rond 30K on reblt $2300 · 8 1 2 d r F I t w o o d ,!4!.497_5__ Brougham O'Elegance • '69 Bug, l owner. reblt Very lo m1. Ork brn ext, eng. Radial tires. Ong saddle It.hr int New car Pal9t. Sl995642·8'117 wrnty gd to I 82. Sl8.500. 1967 Baja Bug Good 759·1197 cond many extras. Call '67 CONVERTI BLE _!ft 3 PM 551-1581 Must sell. S2.S0010BO• • • Two VW's one must Low milel!ge. 642·7l00 go! Must see; • '73 bee '72 Eldorado Convert tie. cherry red, like new Wht w red leath, dual $272.5. or • '67 beetle. propane or reg gas ruel rare mint stock cond .. syslm. Looks and run s stereorass.S3150 Allof· great. A sharp rar rers considered 497.1597 S3200 499 1188 ·72 Bug. New Yellol' '78 Coupe de \'11le De paint. Very Nice Car' Elegance Loaded 3600 Dependable $2200 orig m1 A Beauty! 546-2011_ -$7295. 554 5222, 64().5884 '79VW Com· S7800 ( 71_!) 866 2606 Camcaro .....................•. '79 Z28. xlnl ('()fld. see lo MUST SE~L! '72 Super appreciate. S6700or best Beet le with sunroof. offer 960-0083 Xlnl cond S2.500 OBO '69 -Camaro Xlnt cond ~1·9~~ _ Lo m1 , AM FM ster . '68 Bug: Clean, snroor. must sell. Call 644·921S ~un s good . am rm '78 Camaro. run:. g;eat . . ste_reo.S2ro1 963-7391. good on gas. askm g 12 VW Bug.~ OBO $3500. 646-8330 ~~ Chevro*t 9920 VolYo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #I VOLVODULSl IN ORANGE COUNTY ' .•..................•.• '77MAUIU CLASSIC AM•FM, air. vmyl roof. white walls. (~RTD) a. ma~non '76VWIUS Only 31 IXK> miles on th is SALES, SERVICE be autiful 1 p s F ovEt~P~lrJt:RY a ut omatic It s dynamite! (5:mPCWl EXPERTS $4995 JIMMAIJHO VOLkSWAGEH 18111 Beach Blvd 842-2000 EARUlkE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA __646-93.2.l 540.9~~ 66' V W bug, sunrf. gd •71 VOLVO paint & tires 59,000ong 1,.5S W ._G,...... Amy 548-9001 " "' "'" . 7 7 V W Ra b b 1 t . Sharp original cond1· automatic, champagne lion 4 speed. air. roof deluxe model AM IFM ra ck Runs like a Cass. 42,000 m1 . xlnt dream ! <099LGA > cond .. very clean S4.300. JIM MARINO 673·4894 __ _ VOLKSWAGEN '76 Scirorco. S3800 or 0 r. IS711 Beach Blvd fer. Am rm stereo. good 842·2000 ~ontiac 549.4300 2480 Harbor Blvd al fair Cost!_Mesa '72 Nova. new cooling system . run,,, nds eler work S600 080~2-0519 SUPER DEPENDABLE '71 Malibu. reblt eng, lrans..._SSOOfirm §4_9-2715 '63 Corvatr Convert Must sell $2500 1080 95~ restored:..642·7500 '76 Chevette. Manual 4 spd m gd cond Best orr Call Janee eves 539-2473 cond. Eves,898-~2 __ 13 14SE Wag 4 spd. air. '76 Rabbit Runs good. elec. fuel inJ . am ·fm '79Chevelle4speed.air. tfew Paint. Must sell. stereo cass., xlnt mech gd condition $2700 or . 675-7783 cond. S2800 PX~7-531S. best orrer 646-307_5 __ '78 White VW Convl. '7S 264 GL, llhr int. pwr '80 Citation Xll. Xlnt "Champagne Edition". windows. sunrr. must cond . 29 mpg, 13,000 . 495-1536. __ sell SS.§®. 7~~99__ miles. 960-0588 Aaltos, Htw 9800 Aaltos, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 ..•.........•..............•...................•..................... 210 SL's, 310's, 510's 4 x 4 PICKUPS & SPORT TRUCKS ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1982 DATSUNs ; MOW IN STOCKS & READY TO GO! ···~·········································· .... ,...,_.,...,,,..,ttone&•-... "'°'°'"°" u ........ lit .... !Cltt HI llOcl C.. M>flCI IO ll'iOt 1• Alt poca Pf,. la• trcfflM, doc ltt ~ -IH °'"'°"' & ._ ... Ad "'"" .. "'--. flN o4 """"-s.i. ... °'' ... 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