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Home My WebLink About1981-10-18 - Orange Coast Pilot• Deity ...... ~.., ".-rtcll0'0-1 Ali Raushan's sculptures may surprise Costa Mesa city oflicials who have no( been advised of their construction. But the railing of the art works. such.as ··Tornado .. above. can be seen by the public. ..... YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPER r . ... Rei:tgan inches Closer • ID fight for AWACS ' • WAS HI NGTON (A P > Presideh t Reagan gained a Dem ocratic sen ator's support Saturday for his A WACS deal and a Senate Republican said Reagan will try to garner: more strength by asking Saudi Arabia this week to let Americans pilot the planes until the mid 1990s. Sen . J ennings Ra ndolph , D-W.Va., in a decision he called .. one or the most dirCicult I have encountered in m y 37 years in congressional serv~spid he will support the sale or the rive sophisticated planes to th e Saudis. Ra ndolph's s witch from the undecided group narrows the Senate lineup against the sale to 5 1 38, with 11 senators still s a ying the) arc undecided. accord i n g t o the late s t Associated Press count. There also was new oppos1t1on Saturday to the $8.5 billion deal Former Vice President Walter Mondale, breaking with Jimmy Carter on Middle East polity, s aid he 1s lobbying senators lo vote against the sale. .. ,.m convinced it will es"Calate t he arms buildup in t he Middle East." Mond ale said. "In the Midd le East either you are talking about pcac-e and working for peace or inevitabl y very quickly you are talking about war and moving toward war." Carter las t week d eclared his s upport fQr the sale and orged Israel, world give tributes to Dayan .. TEL AVI V. Is rael <AP > - Tributes to Moshe Dayan poured m Saturday as Israel 'J)repared a state funeral ror the illustrious soldier-statesman who was as dar ing in war a s he was in. peace. i P r ime Minister Menachem Begin hailed him as "one of our greatest fig hll'rs of the ages" and said his life story recalled the victorious kings a nd war riors of the ancient Israelites . .. Moshe Dayan was both a soldier and a statesman," Begin said in a statement broadcast on Israel Radio, "and in both fi elds he served his nation with great devotion and faith ·· The prim e m inis t er said Dayan's life story overpowered~ the c entu ries o f "exil e, d e g r a·d a t i o n . r e a r a n d pers ecution" that the Jews have suffered. "and we returned in our spirit directly to Joshua and Caleb. to Samson. to Gideon and Jephtah, to Saul and Jonathan. to David and his generals For he is their brother or their so n of gran d so n o r great-grandson. for their blood. flows in his veins " ·'There 1s a legend that he was supposedly a hard man." Begin said. "The re is no basis for that. I can testiry from personal experience that he had a tender heart and the soul of a 'poet.'' Dayan. a general, former chief or staff. defense minister a nd foreig n m inis te r , died Friday ni ght at the age of 66 . .. He had two heart att acks in a matter of ho urs." said his doctor. Boleslaw Goldman, deputy director of S heba Hospital near Tel Aviv. He said the death .. had nothing to do wi th the cancer .·· D ayan underwent surgery in 1979 for cancer of the colon. T he army announced Dayan's <See DAYAN, Page A2) thl' St>nutc to !>upport 1t. Thi llouse 'otcd O\'t'r"' hel mmgly on Wcdn<.•sdu) against the sale bul unless the Senate also vetoes itJ the deal will go throui!h Sen Larr) Pressler. R-S.D., -.aid Saturday that Reagan, to a\ e r t a congress ion al veto-, "'ants to change the terms of the !>alt• to include having American pilots aboard the planes until 1994 1995 • Original!\ a foe or the arms deal . Prc•sslt•r changed his po!>1twn last Thursday after ret c1ving a telephone call from Reagan. The Senate Foreign Hclat ions <:omm1llee opposed t h(• sal e, 9-8, wit h Pr essler backing the White llouse. In an interview on Cable News Network, Pressler said Reagan will discuss n£'w li mitations on the use of th£' planes when he m eets this week with Saudi offtc1al!. at a 22 nation economic -.umm1t at Can('u n . Mexico. After the ~1 ex1 co meeting, Reagan plans to send a letter to the Senat<.• outli ning assurances to protect lsr aer s security. he said Wh1t l' llo u se s pokes man D a \'Id G<•rgt•n said he could ne1tht•r dcnv nor confirm that t ht· Saudis. "'Ill be asked to ac·c·cpt Anwn('an pilots into the mid 199(b "'That's not what Prcsslt•r "'as told.· Gergen said. • in CM Art showdown shapes up Japanese, Iranian sculptors vie for visibility in cross-town rivalry ··M y sculptures represent a tnumph of reason over emotion Ali Roushan By DAVID KUTZ MANN Of -DallJ " ... M.IH Last March, to the drumbeat of widespread publicity and praise, J apanese sculptor lsamu Noguchi 's "Spirit or the Lima Bean" was unveiled In Costa Mesa. Set amid South Coast Plaza's g lea ming high-rise lowers, Noguchi's rock-pile work was to be the first in a s eries of stone sculptures known as "California Scenario:· The 77-year-o ld artis t 's cr eation was commissioned by the we althy and lnfluen al Seg e r s trom ram ily, which planned to Invest millions of dollars in a two-acre sculpture garden between Ame(ican City Bank and Gre at Weste rn Savings. But if Noguchi's presence was accompanied by the loudest fanfare, he was certainly not the most visible new sculptor In town. ON THE INSID f PAPE RBACK POWEa - Crown Books stores are causing a nap in the county. Pa1es are flapping as customers buy the discount price novels and rival book chains are becomtna upset as they feel the pinch in sales. Read about whodunit on Pase Cl. FO RGOTt£N HE ao - You 've never read in U.S. history books about the decisive Battle of Yorktown quit• the way Sid Moody recalll the I SUNDAY SPECIAL Tha t ho nor w e nt to Ali Roushan, a scrappy little welder and unknown art ist who worked out of hi s shop in the cluttered industrial flatlands or Costa Mesa's Superior Avenue. Unlike Noguchi, however, Roushan had few benefactors or s upporters for h is a l fresco s eries or towering, red-metal sculptures meant to trace the evolution of man. Where the Japanese artist was gen e r o u s l y pra i se d a nd a cknowledged . Roushan was threatened with fines and time in jail for failing to abide by city building regulations. Al one point, he w as a tt ac ke d by unknown assailants who beat him and fled. The st ory of Costa Mesa's ''other" sculptor, who raised his first tower in June 1980 without proper city approval and who has continued to erect them in defiance of court orders, is filled fighting on its 2QOth anniversary. So you may not have heard about the hero be selects on Page AS.' JlQ»EX with s uch contrast s . And a contradiction or two as well. Forem ost a mong them is Roushan himsetr, excitable and fl amboyant on the one hand, yet cr eating artworks he maintains a re bold represent ations of serenity and wisdom. Still a question mark to the artistic .com munity. he burst on the local scene in early 1980, a bearded a nd Inten se look ing man who professed faith only in God , hi m s elf and the U.S. C<rnstilution. T hroughout his various and ongoing legal spa ts. he has insisted that he is entitled to the constitutiona l rig-h t or free a r tistic expression wi thout undue government interference. Free expression. in this. case, meaning the right to e rect his steel sculptures on his property at 1550 Superior Ave . without City Hall's stamp or approval first . In the past year and a half alone, the Iranian welder from Tehran has been sued by the city ttnd has in turn counter-sued. He has push ed ahead with his· creations despite two court orders tha t oould earn him temporary accommodations al Costa Mesa City Jail. His appearances before the Planning Commission and City Council have been stormy atf airs, to sa~ the least. Yet, he has waged his batUe against City Halt with only • whisper or support from the artJ1Uc community. "All .is an outsider,'' noted John Palmer, a commercial p h otogr a p her. arti s t a nd Roushan derender. Re marked one local artist. "No one I know knows him as an artist . . The art community will back someone 1r you're acceptable as an artist · · Would Ali Roushan, a metal fabr icator by trade. qualify as a bona fide sculptor and a rtist? "The only one who can answer tha t is him." said Hal Pastorius. a Laguna Beach sculptor whose works are on display throughout Southern California. Roushan: "A rt i s the u ltim a t e expres s i o n o r p e rso n a l freedom," transcending such th ings as government codes and permits. And of his controvers ial creations : "I took the whole atmosphere of the past. present and future and tried to put it into steel . My sc ulptures represent a triumph or reason over emotion ... · · And still more : "What I'm trying to say Ctn my sculptures) Is that every pe rson should start .looking to themselves. Thinkf for yourselr. Be respons ible for yourself." · Be that as it may, city ofrtclals base their objections on more prosaic r easoning. The is sue, t he y s ay, is one of compliance with building r egulations that require the red-steel creations to be proved structurally sound. "We don't Judge the thlngl on their artistic merit or value," said Doug Clark , city development aervlces director. Whether lt'a Noguchi's "Uma Bun" or f\Oushan's hl1ti-rise evolution o( man, the city Is' concerned only from a (See FANFARE, Pa1e ~4) DaMJ ,,_ ,..._ '' CIMtltM IUrT 10-SPEED TABB Y -'.\Jis~ Abagail 11 helped her m aster. Lewis Foll ansbee. watch the road d uring the Orange Tide walk-a -thon al Sky pa rk Circle Saturda~ in l rvint•. 50 miners trapped,. rescuers blocked T OKYO <AP ) -Thi c k poisonous gas rumes and searing t emperatures Saturday forced back rescuers In one of Japan's wors t mining dis asters , dim~ing hopes that 50 trapped coat miners were still alive. Forty·three others were confirmed dead in the gas leak and fire at the Yubari coat mine 500 miles north of Tokyo. The body of a man previous ly listed missing was found Saturday, reducing those unaccounted ror from 51 to 50. Mine officials said rescue teams sent into the mine had to s top several hundred yards above the point where poisonous methane and carbon monoxide gas had guahed Into the abaft Friday afternoon. The teams said smoke from a fi re sparked by the leak made visibility zero, and temperatures were 104 degrees. The gas 1.2 miles below the mine surface is strong enough to put a man in a fatal coma within one or two hours, they added. Trade and Industry Minister Rokusuke Tanaka, who head& the government investigation of the accident, arrived at the mine owned by the Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Co. ''This accident will not be dis posed or as a natural di s a s t e r ," T a naka said. "Something Is very wrong with this mine." Tanaka met with about 200 of the missing miners' relaUves ramped out In an office buU~ <See MINE, P11e AZ> 2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. October 18, 1981 Celebration tinie • in Yorktown Activities commemorate a ragtag army's victory over the redcoats By CAROL M009E or .. o.11,,.... ,...,. The British ure comlna I The British are coming! And Tommy Walker o r Newport Beach was ready tor them at Yorktown, Va., with e half.ton or cannon powder that went in s mok e as America celebrates the battle that won Independence. "We've rtred more than 2,000 shells. That's more than the)' used in the original battle!" Walker said, referring to the firewo rks ex travagan za at Friday's victory cer emony for which he was consultant "So far in the pageantry we've h•d the Yorktown Bicentennial Briaade or 2,500 c oatumed colonial and UrlUsh troops, the Army's Go lden Knights paracbullsts dropped in wlth the fl ags, and we had jet tly·o~ers during the national anthems. "Everything's red. whlte and blue since they are the naa colors of all three countries - England , France and the U.S. For the finale we did 'Battle Hymn of the Republic." Walker, whose entertainment enterprises are headquartered in Ir v ine , ha s des igned fir ework s displays f o r presidential inaugurations, the 1976 bicentennial, Disneyland and Knott'11 Berry Farm . President Reaaan is scheduled to speak Monday at Yorktown on the 200th annlversarr'of the s urrender ot Gen . Charles Co rnwalli s to an Amerlcan·French army led by George Washington. President Francois Mltterand of France.Al'lSo will attend. Mitterand arrived in the U.S. Saturday, receiving formal welcomes from Secretary of State Alexander Haig at Langley Air Force Base In Virginia and from Vice President George Bush at colonial Williamsburg. Bus h s aid the re·creation -~..,..,.... · Colonial" troops fire volleys at .. British" positions m re·enaclment of Battle of Yorktown. which ended Revolutwnary lfar Clash at Cancun? Reagan's free market views likely to be lonely. at summit WASHINGTON <AP > - President Reagan will attend the 22·nation summit meeting in Mexico this week inte nt on making "no apologies" for his approach lo rely on private enterprise to help d eveloping countries. instituti on s. s u c h a s the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Only through a larger role in the g lobal economic and fin ancial system, they say, can they improve their trade terms a nd gain better access lo technology. Given the broad differences in perception between Reagan and his coll eagues. U.S. officials predict the conference will yield only modest results. The summit organizers agreed not to attempt to write a joint communique, recognizing that the areas of agreement are too narrow But 1n a gathering of leaders representing roughly two·thirds of the world 's population , Reagan is likely to find himself ad vocating a position few others share. Th e core i ss ue a t the conference in the resort town of Cancun will be global political power. Poorer countries. with support rrom some wealthier nations, hope the meeting leads to a rest ructuring of the world's economic system through global negotiations. Fuel rally aims for stingiest car An American o fficial who brief ed r epo r ters on the ro nference described the prospects for U.S. acceptance of s4ch negotiations as "slim." The deve loping countries contend that industrialized nations wield excessive power in tfle ex i sti n g finan c i a l From Page A1 OAYAN • • • funeral will be held today in his boyhood home at Nahalal, a collective farm settlement in the J ezreel Valley. .The White House reported the LtS. delegation to the funeral \fill include Attorney General \filliam French Smith; While ~use adviser Jack Stein; Sens . ward Zorinsky, D·Neb .. and ger W. Jepsen. R·lowa, and e p s Richa rd B Chaney. Wyo .. and Mickey Edwards. FtOkla ~Israel radio throughout the <6lY broadcast long recaps of llayan ·s illustrious career as SOidier and statesman. as well as an interview recorded fi ve ~ys before he died. · Dayan , whose health had cteteriorated because of cancer I the colon , s aid .in the terview: "All through my life ath passed close to me and it oever worried me especially. If l die, I die ." A pickup truck with a huge wood·burning s tove in the back left from the Orange Count y International Raceway in Irvine Saturday heading for New York. A s mall compa c t using sunflower oil for fuel and a Cadillac running on ethanol were also in the competition that won't be won by the fastest car, but by the most fuel efficient. Irvine man robbed ii1 Seal Beach Police in Seal Beach today are looking for three gunmen who r eportedly rorced an Irvine man stopped at a red light to hand over $9,000 in cash. Hussein Homaizad told police he was stopped at a traffic s ignal Friday afternoon at Road C a nd SeaJ Beach Boulevard when the three men j umped out of an old maroon Chevy and demanded a paper bag stuffed with money. One of the three had a gun, police said. The 43·ycar·old resident was reportedly en route to purchase a Seal Beach restaurant shortly before 3 p.m. when the armed robbery occurred. One of the bandits was described as a male Hispanic adult, the second as a black male wearing a blue shirt and levis and th e third was described as a black male about 5 foot 11. wearing a green shirt and levis. ORANG£ COASl . Daily Pilat CIHtlfled ltdvertltlng 114Jl42-5f7i All other depertmenl9 MZ-4121 • Thomas P. Haley . ~-O..E-...0-.. : Robert N. Weed ;lo ........... ~Thomas A. Murphlne •_;E.._ • Mlch1et P. H1n1ey ·~~ L. Kay Schultz ~·o.--- ... Kenneth N. Goddard Jr -~0.- ·: Bernard Sc:nulman ··~ ~Cheri•• H. LOOI ,.. ........... ·:Carol A. Moor• ~e... I• MAIN OFACE D Welt .., St., Colle Mele, CA. Mell...,_: ... IM,C..UMeM,CA. .. CepfrleM ltll Or.,. C-91 ~~ ... ,. Ne,,._,...,..... lllliltr9t ..... Hner'lel W ... vertlMIN!lb _. INlf ... r ""'- tl*lel ...,,.,. ........ 'llff""" -· The Alternati ve Fuels Rally of 38 cars will cover 3,300 miles a nd end in Rochester. N. Y. in seven days. Each car carries a meter to monitor how well il conserves wh at it's using for fuel. Along the way pit stops will be made at wood piles or tanks containing an alcohol fuel distilled from waste candy bars. It's called "snickerhol." Other cars will be filling up on ethanol made frorn avocado pits, sweet potatoes and corn. And some won't have to refuel at all: they'll be recharging on solar power and electricity. The rally is the brainchild of Joe Shepard. 37. president of a Rochester computer company, who says. "I think w e 1 Americans> could be the Saudi Arabia of ethanol It's the most American thing we could do" From Page A1 MINE. • • at the mine. telling them, "Don't ~1ve up hope." The cause of the disaster has not been determined, a lthough mine workers and the victims' relatives c l aim the heavily indebted co mp a n y had sacrificed safety in its drive to increase production. A labor ofCicial interviewed on television s aid new digging operations had been carried out in the area of the accident, about halt a miJe under the surface, despite heavy concentrations of gas detected. Teacher held . in hit-run A Santa Ana teacher was arrested in connection with a fatal hit and run traffic accident late Friday, police said. Deborah Johnston Campbell was arrested at her home about a n hour after the 10:80 p.m. accident along the 1800 block of east Santa Clara Street in Santa Ana. Police said Mrs. Campbell allegedly hit a 21·year·old pedes trian walking along a dirt shoulder, and dra.geed him 92 feel before he fell to the iround. • "marks u milestone In the Iona. friendly relationship between France and the United States, a relationship or true partners and rellable allies, • relationship that has continued s ince the earliest clays of our republic." Unlike the centennial In 1881, the British have been invited this time. They are sending the No. 2 man in government. Lc>rd Chancellor Hai Isha m , and a frigate to join three French warships and five American vessels. Lord Michael Cornwallis, a collat~ral descendant of the British commander , will be on hand, as will Kathleen and Richard de Grasse of Vermont, fifth generation descendants of the French naval chief, Comte de Grasse. (See related story, Page AS.l ·'Because o f t h e Sadat inc ide nt , w e'v e had to ·~ o m p I e t e I y r e d es i g n th e reviewing stand to extend the bull el·proofing for security reasons, .. Walker said. "But o v e r a ll th ere's a wonderful s pirit of patriotism and celebration in the crowds. It's reassuring to look back this way." Saturday was military day with mock sea battles between old sailing ships in t he York Ri ver and re-enactments of the final hand-lo-hand attacks The commemoration will be marked by w or s hip se r vices and a nc es tr al organizatio n gatherings today. The marti a l di s pl ay highlighting th e fou r -d ay Yorktown Bicentennial was the largest 18th century military re.creation ever held and one of the most colorful s pectacles since the country's Bicentennial celebration began in 1975. File upon file of brightly costumed troops marched into the ancient British fortifications. fired cannon and musket. fell back as new units moved in - all lo the rap of drums and the skirt of bagpipes Across the g r assy field , ringing batteries of Continental and French artillery ans wered in a booming reminder of the bombardment that brought Gen. Cornwallis down. Then a sm all boy mounted a pa rapet and -as it happened in the real battle his drumming was drowned by the cannonade. But as Thomas Reinha rt. 14. of Rahway, N.J., doggedly beat the call lo parley, the guns fell silent. A redcoated officer with a white flag was blindfolded and led into the American lines. A~WI...,.... A shower of f1rt'tcorks 1•rpludfl\ hel1111<L 't'1Jrkt•111.·11 \·1c111n1 \1011ume11t . port 1J1 h1Cl'tl/1!1111wl t eleln11t1u11 "' \m1•r1<. 111 Rec1Jl11tiu11 s dec1.\/1'e batt /1• Four thousand vol unteers from 23 states and Can ada dramatized key s tages of the battle. to culminate 1n the s urrender al 2 p.m. Monday A Rhode Is land unit marched all the way. e mulating the movement of the troops of Washington and Comte de Rochambeau fro m Newport. R.I . and New York lo V1r~inta. The soldier!! packed 1.010 pounds of black powder and 200,000 musket rounds for the \'ariou:-. re-enactments. The t•c•lcbration, including heritage exhibits and a four day encampment m tents re creating 18th century army life. is being financt'd bv the National Park Service. Vi"rgima and donations from forl'1gn countries and prl\ ale c·1t1lcns · It cost S2 millton. is expected to drav. 100.000-plus spectators and v.111 climax, as did the surrendt'r 200 vears before . with the British band play ing "The World 'fumed Upside Down .. Anahei01 girl tnissing Police in Anaheim are searc hin g to d ay for an ll·year -old girl last seen Friday afternoon near her foster home. Cynthia Lopez. described as a four.foot Hispanic, with straight brown hair. weighing 80 pounds, was wearing while pants and a pink top when she d isappeared about 4 p.m. Friday, police said. A neighbor told pol ice he saw a girl matching her de!>cript1on get mto a white pickup truck. Seven offi cers and 10 Explorer !>Couts have been conducting a door to door search near the girl's foster home along the 1700 block of East Elm St. Police are urging anyone with an v information to contact the juvenile section at 999-1911 A USC Bachelor's degree in b11slness iS your entr&e to the.executive world. 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Calif. !AP> Rad o n gas, which s ome scientists believe may be related to earthquake activity, has been recorded leaking in abnormally high amounts from major faults along nearly two.thirds the length of California, researchers say . Chi· Yu King of the U S Geological Survey 1n Menlo Par k confirmed that 70 to 75 special recording ins truments have detected the ga::. along a SOO-mile-stretch of the state. King, a geophysicist in charge of the s ample instruments network, said there has been disagreement within his agency as lo what the leaking radon means. Scientists have refrained from saying it signals the advent of an earthquake. "We really don't understand the implications of the radon. and there's been a difference of opinion among my colleagues about its sign1ricance." King said. state havt.' been rccordc•d at two or three times higher for t he past year than rturing the previous four to five years Olhl·r signs of i.ub-surface prco;sure also have been (' r o p p 1 n i:: u p 1 n S o u t h e r n f'al lforn1u . Thcv include flut'luation of water ievels in two v. «.'lls. s uddt·n ac:tlvat1on or springs an the Fr<1z1cr Park and Palmdale areas north of Los Angeles and the sudden i.pouting of u steam 'cnt an the d1ffs at Gaviota in Santa Barbar County in central California Although reluctant to predict major quake. scientists ar • interested 1n the rado~ measurements. ~ I King , v.hos c n e tw ork ot· 1nstrumt•nt :-.tatwns hai. been-•. operating s intt• 1975, ·said , ''Maybt· this i.ort of thing happcnl'Cl many tames before Wtl got our stutaons set up But 1t is"• the first time sinC'c' the network>"; "a., established that this many : c70 to 75 1nstrumcntsl huve al(· bct•n acll\'l' at the sume time .. • .,...,...... A chicken plucked.a cigarette ou t of.a smoker's hand in Tioga, P.a .. but later decided this peculiar human habit wasq't worth the trouble. and discarded it However. Soviet and Chinese scientis ts ha ve note d that earthquakes are preceded by abnormal radon nows . Caltech's visiting associate• Professor. Mark Shapiro. whQ h a :. h t• l' n c 11 n d u c· t 1 n g .. l'Xpl•rimt•nts on radon. noted· that the• result s o f th«: ex µ c r 1 mt• n t s h :.i v e bee tt·: 1m·onC'lusl\ c so far :. • ' Allies have their differences New:. of the extended radon leaking follows confirmation a week ago by California Institute of Technology researchers in Pasadena that the gas had incrl'ased dramatically in lwo Soulhl•rn California wells and an g round s ites a round Santa Barbaru. /\ s k c• d a b o u t S o ,. i e t;'" obst•n·ataon'\ that radon level$~ hav(' peakc'() and then dropped again just before• earthquakes. Shap1rn s aid. ·'I don't think tht•rc's anv c radoni formula that can be usc·d with an~ great degree of t'onfidc.•nte currently, because c•vc•ry tectonic n•gion is Reagan , Mitterand have a few bones to pick in Yorktown summit WASHINGTON CAP l - President Reagan and French President Francois Mitterrand will mark 200 years or U.S.· French accord today, but the differences will be as much on the agenda as the R evolutionary battle in Yorktown , Va .• that once brought the two nations together. The two presidents will confer for about o ne hour before adjourning for the nation's final round of Bicentennial festivities. which recalls the victory of the revolutionary forces over the Britis h -and the help provided by the French. Senior Reagan administration officials said Reagan would send a "loud and clear" message that he is not pleased with France's res umption of arms sales. including military aircraft. tank transports and patrol boats, to Libya. There have been reports that France is prepared to delay the shipments. once frozen by Mitterand but then freed. At the same time, the U.S. president is likely to hear from Mitterrand about the French leader's anticipated effort to bring up "global negotiations" opposed by Reagan -when the} meet later in the week at the 22-nation summit of the world 's richest and poorest nations in Cancun. Mexico. Mitterrand favors massive· financial assistance to the T hird World and a series of new treaties to protect the prices of raw material• exported by underdeveloped nations. It is Mitterrand's first visit to the United States s ince hi s Socialist Party swept out the ce ntrist adm1nistrat1on of Valery Giscard d 'Es taing last spring . but Mitterrand and Reagan met last Jul) at the Ottawa economic summit. and were suid to have gotten along \H II C1tmj( the symbolism of the meetm~. a U.S. official pointed out that the leaders of "two r ('latively new governments" will be meetrng "against the backdrop of more than two ce nturi es or common endeavors.·· "We are ~ommemorating the ties that brought us together ... he said, stressing the amicable side of the meeting rather than the potential disagreements. Reagan's and Mitterrand's Continued warm Coastal Sm•ll craft .OVl-V trom v ..,ture 10 S.nt• -u B.ty -lo loul nortlluSI wtnds of 11 to 30 -noh bel-c..,..-on •ru:i wllll wind w•,,.• ot 4 10 • !Mt Wlnm de< re .. 1"9 by tonlgllt. EIMWlle•• llglll •••1•111• wlncJ• lt\rougll mornln<J ~oml"9 -" to _.._ .. I to IS --• In •llern--. wnt to soutllwHI lWelll I to) ffft. 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LOS ANGELES <APl Mor e than a hundred uniformed police o fCicers pulled up in buses outside the downtown Theater Jewelry Center Saturday and stormed through the doors to break up what officials called the largest credit card fraud operation ever in the city Three-man teams, armed with search warrants as well as guns. posted themselves at 26 Jewelry and gold selling booths. Withjn minutes abo ut 50 people. including a woman and a is.year-old boy. were standing at the ir booths an handc uffs while officers went through their books. collecting merchandise from the safes and boxes and boxes of credit card vouchers The raid of one third or the bus inesses in the jewelry center at 7 th and J1 1ll Streets cu lminat e d a six -month investigation by the Los Angeles P o li ce Department's bunco-forgery division and central division detectives. According to Sgt. Russell Me ltze r . the investigation included undercover officers selling phony credit cards to the d ea lers who w ere raided Saturday Tbat operation went on for two weeks, and most major banks cooperated with the poli ce by paying off the phon y c r e dit card drafts. Meltzer said. Poli ce s polo.es man Cmdr Wilh am Booth said at least $500,000 was defrauded from hanks in the last six months. .. Mt.>rchanls would buy stolen Chemist watched in radiation leak LOS ALAMOS. N M CAP> A c he mist who may h ave inhaled radioactive plutonium was being evaluated Saturday. whil e 14 other people contaminated in an accidental release at Los Alamos National Laboratory were l!iven a "clean bill of health." officials said Jim Breen. public affairs officer for the laboratory, said the most seriously contaminated employee was still undergoing exte n s i ve t esting after Wednesday's accident. "We won't have a definitive forecast for another week." Breen said. The chemist worked Friday, but not in the are<1 where the accident occurred Al Valentine. deputy leader of the lab's h('alth physics department, said Friday. "We s us pect he inhaled some of the material 1pluton1um 1 The possibility of some being deposited in the lungs is real · · credit curds that v. t're taken in mail thefts. robberies. purse . snatches. burglaries and thefts. from lhl· ..,uspcl'ls comm1ttin~ thest' cnmt-s and lhc•n ma'ke up fraudulent c redi t card drafts and s ubmit them to the bank as a legitimate purchase.· Booth s aid "These merchants are also bu,\ 1ng stolen merrh<1nd1sc " 'ffeltzer said thl' scheme camC' to light when some of our :.irrC's let'S t·aml' forward with information that when the' came do" n ht•re to sell stolen mt•rl'hand1sl'. lhe) ~ot rapped off by thesl' l'r<>Oks The gu.\ al the booth \\OUld put the stolen m<·rchanrl1'>C' in h1i. safe. then :-.ay . ·what are you going to do about 1t. eall the police'" " M('ltzer said the teen ager st anding hand <.'u ffed at ont' booth was · <1 l1ttlt• thief. He's bcen bringing s t olen merchandise in here "I thought that someone had bet•n robbed when I saw these hundre d s. it looked like'' hundreds. of pollcl' rom(' 1n and down th!' stair-..·· said o n (' woman. \\ho ch d not give her naml' bet•au:.(' she s aid s h t' fe..ired retahat1on Customt'rs doing hus an(•ss al,. booths that wen•n't targt•ts o(.! th<.• raid Wt'rt' allo\\t•d to·· complett• their pu1 c hast•::, and , lc•avc• t hl' vaulkd convl·rted' tht'uter lobb~· ' Newport Surf and Karen'S 51(1 AHO 9'0RIS\li/EAA ~ SAlJ INlE OTY, UTAH USA Register Oct. 25th· Nov. 25th for free drawing of 2 powder shirts POWDERSHIRT (PS) • Pullover Powdercloth shell • Stretch nylon collar. cuffs and waistband • STORE #1 2224 Newport Blvd. Newpot1 .. ac:h 875-7174 4: 30 a.rn.-t p.rn . SUn.-Thurs. tll 9 p.rn. 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Hall Mud 1 Cracked onc local art isl. · Whoever hcard of J ..,culpture falling ove r and killing somebody'?" 1 The vi<•t• muyor admitted that on e of the rocks comprising Noguchi's work could possibly fall as well. though Roushan's sculptures rise as high as 60 feet. The Japanese sculptor's work is much squatter II all also hedged somewhat when asked to rnmpare the two works artistically . "You 're probably talk1n~ to the biggest aesthetic crippll• in the world." he said. explaining that he found the sc ulptur e>::. to be "interesting .. Illghl) vi:.ible would be more hke it. Roushan's fir~l cn•;.it1on was a triangular pra ye r and meditation lower with waterfall, 32 feet high. On top of the tower he put a .. humanist" banner which snap:. in th<• breeze about 60 feet abou t the mixed 1ndu s triul re s idential community s urrounding his ITll'lal fabric<1t1on shop and horn e The Planning l'om m 1ss1on had der11ed Roushan·s appl1l'al1on lo i:rert the to,,e r . -.o he went ahead and did so anyy,ay with the City Council later g1vmg iL'i approval llut there were C'ondilions nllachcd to lhl' approval . including one that R ou~han obtain the blessings or the city's Building Safety D1v1s1on as well us !>ubmit a dt.•t a1l ed l<1ndS<'ap1ng 1rngat1on plan to the planning di\ 1s 1on at City II a II Al this point. 1t becom es -;onh•t hi ng or a .. yes I did" and ·no h<' didn't" affair Roushan ... ;ml he did file· a n acC'eplable landsC'apl' plan "1th the cit). t h 0 ll g h 0 f r I l' I a I ... (' I a I m e d otherwise 1n th<•1r lawsuit ag;unsl him. lie and Palmer. virtually his only supporter a:-.1dt• from his laYtyer. said that Ro ushan had attempted to work with the city. O.lly H.e ''"' "'"- (' 11 ~to \!1·~11 oil 1c·111l" 11·1'1<·01w.>d t lw w11·1•1/111q o/ Isa nw \' nq11c/11 '." Sp1nt 111tilt'I111111 Ht•u11 111 South ('u11st f'lo::u Tou:11 C't'tllt'r hut th.it cit) 11ffll·1als reacted Ji· ... ~ 1ha11·c·oop1•ratl\ l'I.' This. Palmer C'Oncecies. mav havt• het.·n due to Houshan··::. f1 e r,\ dt'meiJnor as wt•ll as. fl l'rhaps. his Iranian anrestry. l'.., JI l' ('I a 11 y at J t 1 m c when \rnt•11c·an:-wt•rc an.' thing but fond nl lr;m d111·mi.: the hostage t'rl ... 1'> · \rt1::.ts usuall.' ).(el ll·aned on Tht•\ don't havl' J Int of clout." lhl' tommcrr1<1I photngrapht•r "Jlcl .\t an\ ratl'. Rou:.h<in went aht•<1<l ,;net <'rl.'Cll'd h1., second l'rt•c1t1 on kno\\ n as · Hutterfly \\int!-. tri=-~ ('r o ... -.1og s leel <1rm .., that reprcsl•nted. he s aid. a t•h1ld learning to walk He did ..,o Yt 1thnut ~f·ekin~ t·ity approval fl ..... 1 :":l·x t \\cnt up "Volcano." a Big \ look -alike 1 ..,ort of1 that I he neater said represented ,\Outh mall its energy Two "eeks ago Roushan cidc.Jc.od the fourth piece lo the set, known as "Tornado." Sixty feet tall and weighing 1n at seven ton:-.. lhe rainbow colored ->culptun· was placed in its pre constructed foundation two \\ c.•c..•ks ago Friday It earned Roushan his second t l•mporary restraining order s1g nl·d by an Orange County Supt•n or Court judgl.' Ill' got the f1r ~t onl' when he put up · \'c>lcano ·· The ell~ had sought the rourt order!. to pre\'ent Roushan from erecting his creations without proper City approval. If found in contempt, he could face heavy fines and time in jail. 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Various Orange Coast artists contacted by the Daily Pilot were hesitant to pass judgment on the artistic merits of his work Even Palmer, when asked if the towers were works of con s iderabl e artistic v'alue, s poke somewhat cautious ly. Nevertheless. he endorsed the integrity of the sculptures. ·'They make a definite statement. I think it's very strong. They have an artistic integrity of their own." he said. Pastorius, a noted sculptor who has worked in s tainless steel and copper. said Rousan's work has "some merit " "But art is in the beholder's e}'<'." he said .. My personal opinion is that it's probably not going to have the impact of the Walls towers." The Laguna artis t. who has been commissioned many limes to do large works in metal. said that Rous han could not hold himself abo\'C the laYt by failing to abide by the same regulations that other citizens and artists had to. For instance, Pas torius said. when he recently did work on a l<Jrge sculpture in Rrea. he was required lo s ubmit s pecifications and foundation designs to city officials for their app r oval "I 'v e always complied." he s aid Maybe so But P ast orius. resident of a community known for IL'J :irt colony und artistic controversies. is no s tranger hlmsell to brouhahas. His 16-foot-t.U m etal sculpture "Vestige" led to considerable t(nashiQS of teeth by severJI Lugunans who opposed its placement at Main Beach Park last year It eventually ended up in front of a business on Laguna Canyon Roud. The sculptor said h e had driven by Roushan's creations and shared the concern or city official s about s tructural soundness And referring to the art community's lack or support'for the Costa Mesa welder. he noted. <Roush an 1 has to pay his dues as an artist first.'' mess . Somebody does something a Jillie creative and everybody &els upset," Burgess said. "Whot burns me up, .. he expla1hed. "is that here are a bunch of people at City Hall whose noses are getting pushed out of place ... They're eolng to end up in an embarrasslna situation." Burgess. who said he llkes painting in watercolors and has also judged art shows al fairs a nd for the slate. said he defcndc'<J Roushan's right to do what 1s creative. He s aid the four rt.'d sculpture!> at lhe Superior Avenue site had merit a rt1sllcally. "If his stuff is n't art, neither tire the Watts tower:.." he said, adding lhal the city could buy at least one or Roushan's works for display purposes. Another local artist, Tony Delap.~ UC Irvine professor of studio art and a s pecialis t in architectural forms, said he felt strongly that individuals have However. Vil.'e Mayor Hall the opportunity to express didn't think 1l was such a good themselves, so Jong as they were idea (Qr the city to buy any of not causing harm to anyone else. Rous han's artwork s ··He's Delap, who had not yet seen made it <his sculptures> such an Roushan's artworks, said it was emotional issue ... Hall said. a "ltcklish area " when "It's too bad it's gotten blown discussing whether someone out of proportion as much as it has " could or could not put up artistic structures unhindered. Hall said it would set a bad But if there was any threat to 1-recedent to try to bend the one's safety, he s aid. "that city's rules for Ali, but even if would be something else again." the fiery Iranian s hould lose in Voicing support for Roushan his court battles. il could be was John Burgess. an artist and years before his sculptures are director of the Cunningham brought down. 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Ootober 18, 1981 '"·Real hero of Yorktown was unsung Frenchman ~l .. ~!~!: The for1otten he(o al Yorktown, the batUe lh•t la be.int remembered all over America this weekend, was a Frenchman who P4=Ver set root on \J.S. sou . . His name wb Francois Joseph Paul, Count de Graase du Bar. More than any other man, he won that last and conclusive battle of the Amulcan Revolution Just 200 years ago. And remains unsung. Yet De Grasse gambled the ultimate chip, hia life; tor American Independence. He disobeyed orders and risked his neet, either of which in those days of strict accountability could have earned him a place ln front of a firing squad instead of the history books. He had set sail in .)f arch 1781 from France for the West Indies whose sugar islands were the OPEC sheikdoms of their day. His orders were to torment his perennial British foe, Adm. George Rodney, until the hurricane season when he was to depart for the American coast to torment Rear Adm. Thomas Graves, whose role in losing the war was almost as great as Adm. De Grasse's ln winning it. De Grasse had been told to take no more than 12 of his ships-of-the-line, his battleships, north. Instead, he took all 28 of them, minus one that blew up when the grog stores exploded from a carele~s lamplighter. In 1781, George Was hington fr eely admitted, "We're at the end of our tether." He was fighting a revolution, and no one was showing up. His army was down to 2,500 men. Calls for militia went unanswered. Unpaid soldiers mutinied. He couldn't afford dispatch riders and had to rely on the public mails. dire straits Indeed. ll seemed all the British had to do was wait for the revolution to peter out, and in Sir Henry Clinton, their commander in America, the)' had just the man for the job. Sir Henry was a sitter. And he had four estates and a mistress in his headquarters in New York to sit with or in. His fightingest general, Charles Cornwallis, was traipsing somewhere in Virginia, where he thought the war could be won, on the verge of insubordination and beyond the limits of close communication. This was a bad thing because Clinton did not think the war should be fought in Virginia. Maybe Newport, where the French army of Count Jean Baptiste de Rochambeau was . Or just wait. Sir Henry chose the latter. But meanwhile. important things were happening, not the least being that Rodney had gout. This kept him from paying the attention to De Grasse that he deserved. Rodney was also suffering under the illusion that De Grasse would follow his orders, which Rodney had intercepted. But De Grasse did not Seniors given roolD.lllates Many college s tuCients find It both economical and comforting to have a roommate. High rents have made living together almost a necessity for young single workers, too. But until recently the elderly have been le.ft out in the cold when it came to shared housing. Earlier this month the Huntington Beach city council awarded a $6,000 grant to the Feedback Foundation in Santa Ana to start the firs t Orange County program aimed at promoting shared living for seniors. Although a six -month pilot program is scheduled to begin 1n Huntington Beach in January, the service is expected to spread countywide. Similar programs have been offered successfully in Los Angeles and Santa Cruz, according to Feedback Foundation manager John Braithwaite. The potential for senior roommates is great in the county said Braithwaite, pointing to 1980 Census· figures that show '35 percent · of the county seniors over 60 and 70 percent of those over 75 living alone. More significantly. 25 percent of those over 60 in the county live on Incomes of less than $5,000. "The idea of building senior housing is so massive," said Braithwaite. "But this is a way to deaJ with the problem at one percent of the cost." The reason the idea hasn·t caught on sooner is because many seniors have a hard time meeting people, said Braithwaite. Also, many fear relinquishing their independence and the thought of moving can seem overwhelming. To help alleviate those problems Shared Housing plans to offer dances and other social gatherings where seniors can meet compatible roommates. Workers also will assist with moving. ''We're trying to show that living together actually increases independence by giving seniors more income," said Braithwaite. "And companionship helps people grow." Home Sharing offices will open in' Huntington Beach in January For more information call 835-8011 . TELEVllfONI llOYtEI *MOVIES* OVER 1000 TO RENT ALL LAnlT •lfAlll •BLANKTAP! 111• •ACCESSORIES VARIETY have the mercunUle heritage of an En1llshman. Not for a momc:nt would Rodney conceive or .. leavlo.g the West lndles uncovered. It was part or the emvJre. His beet's purpose ln llfe was to keep th~m so by blowlns enemy men-of-war out of the waler. The French lhouchl differently. Their fleet was a means to strategic ends. It was to such ends that De Grasse gambled all when he left Haiti. Aug. s, 1781. "If an English government or admiral had made such u gamble. the one would have been turned out. the other hung," said an English officer in retrospect. De Grasse, 59, had been~e navy since he was 12. Although collision prone, he had been given high mark s for seamanship. His departure from Brest in March had incurred "only two collisions." Normally he was 6-feet-2, "but 6-6 on battle days." Having just what Washington needed - seapower. men and money -De Grasse set off up the dangerous but out of the way Old Baha mas Ch annel. something the English thought only an Englishman would dare, for Chesapeake Bay. Rodney sent Sir Samuel Hood north from Antigua to cover, but sent him with only 14 battleships. At least eight others could have gone, too, but Rodney sent some on convoy duty and took two himself into the Atlantic. He would head for New York if colder weather improved !\is health, to England if not. ..J Gout persisted, however. De Grasse had drawn to an inside straight. Hood looked in on the Virginia Capes on Aug 25, saw no French and contmued to New York to rendezvous with Graves. De Grasse reached the bay six days later. Cornwallis was now cut off by sea. We remember Bunker HJll and Trenton and Saratoga, but sea power was the strongest hand in that war. Ships had instant firepower and could move armies much faster than feet or h ooves, particularly a l ong the Atlantic sea beard. cut by innumerable rivers. Washington appreciated this well. When the French frigate La Concorde sailed into Newport Aug 14 to s ay De Grasse would be soon be at the Chesapeake, Washington instantly saw the poss ibilities of combined operations against Cornwallis, gave up his plan for attacking Clinton in New York and within five days had his allied army moving to Virginia. It was a motley group. the French, dressed a s elegantly as peacocks. led by men such as the das hing Duke de Lauzun, Marie Antoinette's onetime lover who was to die on the guillotine. To cloak his destination, Washington had lhe French build camp ovens near Staten Island. Clinton fell for it, remaining convinced ' Vorg11tte11 lw111 1"rar1cms ./011i>pl1 /'cw/ Cvur1r di' (;ras~e d11 Har d1!;ob1•wd ordc.>rs Staten rs land was the target even after a spy warn(:d him a French officer had sent hi!- mis tress on ahead to Trenton Cornwallis. however. could sec the French fleet and had no illusions. His correspondence with Clmlon had heen vexatious. connicting and irresolute. On July 8 Clinton ordered him to dispatch 3,000 of his 7,000 men lo Philadelphia. July l2, Clinton ordered him lo send them to New York instead. On July 20, Cornwallis was ordered to keep all his men if need be and fortify a naval station al Yorktown or Old Point Comfort to the north on the bay_ Cornwallis chose Yorktown. a very bad thing. It meant he had to split his army to fortify Gloucester on the north bank of the Yori• River . The site, a peninsula. lacked good escap ! routes and. as Cornwallis conceded, was "liabl~ to become a prey to a foreign enemy witn temporary superiority at sea ... Nonetheless. on Aug. 1 he moved into Yorktown and began digging fortifications. The French boy general, the 24-year-ol<! Lafa}etle whose meager force had been tailing Cornwallis even though the marquis admitted. "I am not strong enou~h even to get beaten," took up positions beyond Yorktown and hoped Washington could get there before Cornwallis decided to leave. Washington's hopes were that De Grasse would reach the Capes before Graves De Grasse did. Notified of this Sept. 5 as he ldt Ptul delphlu, Wu!ihington beamed "We've got him (Cornwallis) hand omely 1n a puddina bug," 1uud G •11. George Weedon of the Virginia rnlllliu Nol quite. There remarned to :fight that same Sept. S what a historian has called "the least inspired and most decisive naval battle of the century · · Admiral Graves had spent much of that August "sailing orr Boston in a fog ," He r<'m a1ncd in one back in New York to rendezvous with Hood, because on Aug. 25 French Adm. Saint Laurent de Barras left Newport unhindered with eight bettleships lo Join De Grasse. Most importantly his n eet carried all of the allies' siege guns. Graves. despite Hood's utmost urgings, did not leave New York to try to k eep the two Frt!nt·h fl eets apart until Aug 31 He .raised the Capes early Sept S De Grasse was anchored aboard his highly varnished n agship. the 110-gun Ville de Paris. a gift of the people of that cit) to Lou•~ XVI and the mightiest warship anoat. The admrral immediately assumed his battle days stature He ordered his Oeet of 24 battleships <Graves had 191 to cut their moorings and make to sea, stranding 1,000 cannonccrs who had been ashore Instead of attacking the French ships one by one as they s traggled out. Graves stuck to the book which said n ects should fight'" proper ltnei. or battle. lfe thus sacrificed better wind • position and his g reater speed Graves bot ch ed his attack by flying confli<:ting ~1gnals, and De Grasse won a ll that h e n1;:cdt·d. a draw After losing a leaky balllt.>ship. Graves wa s dt>af t o Hood's 1mportunmgs that he turn about and race to the Chesapeake to relieve Cornwallis. De Grasse did instead. and the cork was back in the bottle Graves withdrew to New York to make r epairs, await reinforcem ents and, some said, intentionally dawdle rather than ri~k his neet again If Cornwallis were to save his army, now was the time to attack before Washington arrived. But a message from Clinton promised reinforcem ents Like his boss. Cornwallis bee a me sedentary. Clinton's biographer, William B Willcox, savs of Cornwallis "His mistakes ran the ga.mut, from boldness when he should have been cautious to quiescence when he should have been bold. But one common factor underlies them all he never understood lhe workings of s ea power." Wa s hington , who did , reached Williams burg Sept. 14 where he underwent a barrage of ki sses from Lafayette Cornwallis <See YO RKTOWN, Page A7 > AMERICA STILL WORKS DOESN'T IT? Decorate now for Christmas. Many people d on't think so. They say the work ethic is dead. They say most Americans don't want to work for a living. 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Borrowing from the wisdom of the ancients, Dr. Bruce Vorhauer or Irvine has developed a birth control device that combines the SECURE SPONGE barrier action of a diaphragm and a potent spermicide. His device, which has been undergoing worldwide testing since June 1977, is a disposable, 2-inch polyurethane sponge laced with the common sperm-killing agent, nonoxynol-9. It is stfaped like FREE INVESTMENT EMINAR DR. GEORGE l. HAINES Author-Lecturer Leading Authority in Real Estate Investments Or. Haines· lecture series hu packed auditoriums throughout the nation with his innovative and dramatic sure-fire formula for financial success. TOPICS S FOUR~ RULES TO GREATER WE>J.TH S HOW YWR t.mUS INVESTMENT CAN YIELD BIG PROf ITS! S TAX·SHUITR 8ENEFITS-4<E£P MORE (J WHAT YOU EARN! S CHECK THE TRACK RECORD! S NEW GOVERNMENT TAX CUTS . . SU BC&NZA! Learn from the man who has done 11 time and aga1nl Arrive early. This FREE Seminar could very well determine your future financial secunty .• 1..-,, ~ 21--7:31,.a. Miiiay Ill 3131 lristll St Cesb Mm n.na,. OctlMf 22-7:31 µi. HyattU.. 11• Sa. KarW lht Wll• Bretcourt Financial Incorporated 714/946-7602 a concave disk, designed to tit snu1ly over the cervix. If the Food and Drug Administration approves the aponse -under the tentative trade name Secure -Vorhauer expects it will be sold over-the·C()\lnler {or. 75 .cents.. Since the device adapts to the shape or each woman, It will not require special tltttna by a physician. ,\nd the advanta1e or the Secure sponge, he said, s that It can be put In place 24 hour,1 prior to intercourse and lert In for two days with 'lfo loss in efficacy. Initially the sponge was planned to be used for up to 10 days. Although If has been shown to be that efCective, Vorhauer, who bolds a doctorate in bioengineering, said rield tests have shown for hygienic reasons women don't like a device in place that long. More important, studies so Car with more than 2,000 women in the U.S. and foreign countries have shown the Secure sponge to have an effectiveness rate around 95 percent. That figure Is comparable to such devices as the diaphragm in conjunction with a spermicide, foam , the IUD and condoms. The pill still rates highest among all methods, with a near 100 percent etrectiveness rate. "There's nothing that's going to equal the pill except sterilization," Vorhauer said. "There's no doubt about that. "The sponge is better than the diaphragm which wedges in place between the upper end of the vagina and the pubic bone. That's the reason you can't wear the diaphragm for a long lime because it causes irritation." Even so, the Secure SPonge is quite different Read all todays news everyday in the from a barrier contraceptive. The sponge need not remain perfectly 11eated again.st the cervix. The device mainly works by aclint as a time-released source or spermicide. The sponge ls acUvated by first moistening it wlth water. 'The chemical spermicide can be worked Into a lather resembling soap, but with no apparent odor. The chemical is less messy than foams, jeUles and other common spermicides, Vorbauer noted. "There is some blocking action, but that's not the ma1n mode of action," he said. "There are two principal functions . It soaks up the ejaculate. But the real coup de grace Is the Testing centers report no significant problems with the sponge . constant availability of spermicide. It's always released and that's what does the job." Vorhauer was so confident about bis invention that he left his job with American Hospital Supply in Irvine in 1976 and set up a Costlt Mesa laboratory to develop and produce the device. He first experimented with a sponge made from collagen, a fibrous animal protein. However, collagen tore easily, lacked uniform purity and would not adequately bind the spermicide. After a year of working with different forms of synthetic materials, he arrived at a specific polyurethane formulation. Foreign tesllna began In June 1077 by an independent firm called the International FertlUty Research Pro1ram. The non-profit, North Carolina-based acrovp tests new eontracepuve devices, with a speclaJ ei;nphusls on bringing new birth control methods to developing nations. The International studies, which be1an in Mexico City, are being conducted at test centers t.n Colombia, Yugoslavia, Taiwan, Bangladesh, England, Canada and the Philippines. The testing Is being funded by the federal Agency for International Development. Alb upport came after Vorbauer agreed to supply underdeveloped nations with the sponge at reduced cost when it is shown to be safe. FDA approved U.S. testing, funded by the National Institutes of Health, be1an last March at som e 13 sites across the nation. Volunteers are participating at the Baylor Co llege of Medicine in Texas, the Mason Clinic in Seattle, Hershey Medical Center in Pennsylvania, the University of Minnesota and at Planned Parenthood centers in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Minnesota. 1 n Orange County. volunteers are beinl accepted at UC Irvine's Student Health Center and at Healthworks in South Laguna. One of the initial fears of the sponge was its potential for promoting toxic shock syndrome. Tests have shown, however , that the spermicide used actually inhibits the growth of bacteria and other organisms that might lead to Infection, according to Dr. David Edelaian, associate research director for the International Fertility <See SPONGE, Page A7) PRICES START AT s59900 ~LLYUPTO lllZ..00 SPfCIAL OIDlll Quantities and assortments are limited, so hurry in! 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We still hove choice locations available ohd off er o monthly savings pion. Discouots ranging from $205 to S680 available until Nov. I 1 1981. T cirk to us now about the odvontoges of p\Jrchosing before tne need arises. 1 ' J ~ Deity ................ Dr. Bruce Vorhauer developed btrth control device that has barrier action and sperm~ide YORKTOWN (From Page AS) was now well and truly treed. On the 23rd, as the Americans began wh at they really excelled af throughout the war, digging fortifications, Corn.warns messaged Clinton to expect "the worst." T ypically, Clinton held a council of war to debate just what "the worst" mi~ht be. Hood argued ·'d esp e rate cases require bo ld remedies." Clinton agr eed, sort of. But Graves dawdled in the shipyards Meanwhile down in Yorkt-0wn, one of the Yankee diggers. Sgt. Joseph Plumb Martin whose diary is perhaps the most beguiling of the war, wrote: "We prepared to move down and pay our old acquaintance, the British. a visit. We had come a long way to see them." Not until Oct. 9 did Washington feel he had enough trenches dug and guns in place At 3 p.m . lhe French cannon opened up, at S p.m. the American with Washington touching off the first s hot. For those times it was prodigious. While an English bulldog scampered about the battlefield ch asing rolling cannon balls. mortar shells with hissing fuses arched into Yorktown. It was "sublime and stupendous," said Dr. James Thacher, an American army surgeon, the shells "clearly visible in the form of a black ball in the day, but in the night they appear like a fiery meteor with a blazing tail." Both Col . Alexander Hamilton and Lafayette were heroes in night attacks that carried two key British redoubts. Washington unde rwe nt the ignominy of being stranded on a sandbar all night while visiting the French fleet. He had to all but humiliate himselr to plead successfully to keep De Grasse Crom sailing after Graves. . The noose drew ever tighter. British Lt Col Robert Abercromby led a futile night sortie. On the 16th, Cornwallis tried to evacuate his best men across the York River to Gloucester, but a violent squall broke up the effort. "Thus expired the last hope of the British arm y," said Cor nwallis' feared cavalry leader, Col. Banastre Tarleton. who a few months before had almost captured Gov. Thomas J efferson in a r aid on Charlottesville. The next day Cornwallis sent a drummer to tbe parapet to signal for a truce. That same day Clinton sailed with 4,000 men from New York. He might as well have sat where he was. On Oct 19, Cornwalli s had surrendered his 7,247 men, 840 sailors and 244 cann~ns. The last battle of the American Revolution was over . SP.ONG tJ'rom Pace Al> Research Proaram. EYED .•. Women partlclpatln1 In the lest are asslaned either the spoose or lhe dlat>hr11m. and must aaree to continue with the atudy for one year. Volunteers receive a pbyslcaJ exam as well aa .counseling ln lbe event or a pre1nancy. So tar, testing centers haV'e feported no significant problems with the sponae . The reau.lts tentatively have shown Jt to be compeUtive wlth the diaphragm. "It might be better : It mlght be worae," • Edelman sa1d of the Secure sponce. ''l don't care what the failure rate of the sponge is. How it compares ..with the diaphragm Is the important thing." Though Edel man expects to do about 17 more months of testing, he said the FDA could approve the device befor e the IFRP's final report is completed. Indeed, Vorhauer has been S-O pleased with the results that he recently submitted an application to t he FDA to m arket and sell the product. He hopes it will be available to the public by late 1982. "The sponge has advantages over the other methods," said Edelman "Today there's an ever-growing number or women who are switching to barrier contraceptives." 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Tht• lower fig ure refl ects t he fir s t vear cost . excl u s ive of s ubsequent cost::. t h at r ef l ect other fund s necessary to expand the s taffs of the district attorney's office. the pu blic def ender 's office and . In certain c ases. a m o.unts paid to employ d efense a ttorneys for indige nt s who canl')o t b e repr ese n ted by t h e public defen der due to le~al conflicts . B·e y o n d t h e fi n an c a a I consider ation s. it s houldn't be forgotten t h at superior cou rt Judges are s t ale. not county. officers. l\emember. 1t is the ··Peopl e or the s tate of California'' who accuse criminal defe ndants. ln civil' malters. it is the "Superior Court of the State of California in and fol' the county of Orange ... Thus . it 's hard to be un sy mpa t heti c for the s upervisors' complaint. which ls that the state s hould increase the s ubs idy for superior court j ud&es to a figur~ more in line with the true a nnua l cost Unfortunalt ly. as has been pointed out. th e likelihood or t h a t h a p p e-n i n g i s s I i m . particularly with report~ t hat the s tate is rac ing a deficit. this fi scal year alone . approaching SOOO million to Sl b illion . Jt is clear t hat a change in t he a llocatio n to counties is long-overdue and should be given a p r ior ity when t h e s t ate's financial picture is brighter . Too important to hide Ronald Reagan 1s s uch a nice g uy and when his administration says that th e Freedom o f Inform ation Art needs to be a an ended it ·s difficult to be the spoilsport But that's ex actly what we a r e. and will continue to be. The administration's e ffort to hide material fro m the public not onl} 1s d angerou~ but also 1s the kind or thing Reag;rn ancl his .campai g n s taff (.IC:<.'l1sed the De mocraL~ of Thi:-\\l·ek . the adm in 1~trat1on formullv p1·oposed res trtl'l ums on the a<:t to do a whole lot of things What the)' would do is let vnu know even less about that bloated bur eauc:r.ac~ Re'agan attacks. and we know too little of it now. Why in hean·n ·s n:.tme was the Freedom of Information Act a pproved in the fir s t place., Sim pl~ becausl' t he government for decades had been stamping Con fiden tial. Secr e t and Top Secret on its mis takes a nd bungles. Sure. the administration proposed a lot of high-sounding ph rases th at sound as good as apple pie until you t:.ikc tim e to analyze them. The act is Sll PPOSed to be hurting l aw e nfor cemen t. threatening national security and being misu~ by prlvat~ fir ms . lt"s a lso costly lo ad m inister and k eeps federal agen cies from doing their jobs. so goes the administration's argument~ One would s urmise that this s ingle. l S-ycar-old act has ca used m or e harm to this countrv tkan all or Russ ia's or tht.• Democ rat"~ efforts com bin ed. There's a simple rebuttal to the adm inistration·s proposals : What are you trying t o hide'' And the sam e can be asked of Hnv congressman and senator who !'lupports changes I s anyo ne out there? One o f the man~ federa l program::. eliminated during last s ummer ·s rou nd o f budget cutting was known as SETI. Its aboliti on ha s n 't gen erated any where near the a mount of eontroversv that cuts in various s ocial program s have . But S ETI 's end may prove to be very s ign ificant in the long run. SETI stood £or Search for Extra T errest rial Intelligence. For the past six years. giant dish receivers have been scanning the heavens for radio transmissions Most of what the big dishes have p icked up has been the routine ch atter poured forth by stars. galaxies. quasar~ uncl other objects That is why a key p art or S E T I was deve l opment of antenna e and co mputer p ro g rams that could distinguish possibly ··inte lligent .. s ignals from the backg round noise. A total of $3 .6 million had been s pent on the project. Space agenc~ scie ntists were only s ix months a way from a m ajor tes t of the com pu ter • programs when the budget ax fell. or course. there was never any guarantee that the big dishes e \'er would have picked up a transmission fro m a n alien c ivilization. No <>ne knows for s u re if intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe. But for such a relatively s m a ll amount of money it's certainly worth a look . As with all space e neieavors ther e are ~ritics who say publir money could be better s pen t taking care of human needs on Earth. But t hose critics overlook one of t h e m ost basic hum an n eeds of all: kno\\ ledge. A .. hello .. from a d istant civilization would be the m~t s i g n ifi can t event in h u m a n h istor y. Mankind would know. once and for all. th at we're not a looe And that s ig na l could bri n~ a unifying influence our s pecies has yet to discover . If SETI had been continued. t h at signal may neve r have come. But unless SETI is restored som eday. we m ay never k now for sure. Opinions expressed in the space above are thOse of the OeHy Piiot. Other views ex· pressed on tnis page are tnose ot tne1r authors and artists. R~clder comment 1s env1t· ed. Address Tne Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. PhOne (714 ) 64:1-4.32 1. L.M. Boyd I Hidden 1tatue Q. Isn't there a semi-nude statue of George Washington in a gown with flowers in his hair? A. Almost but not quite . In the basement of a federal building in Was hington, D .C., is a marble seulptw'e of George W11bin1ton, ~re chested i.n a nowin1 robe. wtth some sort of crown on hi• head. -CoclCl'fU comm'8sioaed the t.hJnt lo the tUOs. the n lbou 1ht lt too ridiculous lO .show to the public. ORANGE COAST lailyPilat So slow is tbe l'&oth in damp warm country that \t tends to tum green. Tbat'a lM algae on tts fur. What's th• value of the boob, tr any, on your houaebold shelves? Don't -•et. That's yow bullness. Only ~it. up becat&te of an old Chinese P'Of•.b that c~Ol•ed the desk ~: "A boot, abut U1ht, lJ but a blodc of'papcr. ·• Thoma1 P. Haley P~llthW ~--- MX expected to he stillborn WASHINGTON -Hidden in the thouSllnds of words fr'om President Reagan and bis civilian defense chiefs trum peting the new strategic defense pl an lies the disturbing fact that the veunted MX missile may never find a home of its own. That conclusion is inescapable when Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger·s clear preference for an airborne MX missile comes up against overwhelming opposition to a n airborne system in the heart of the cong ressional defense establishment. With the Jerry Ford-Jimmy Carter m obile land system dead in its crib, it took the Reagan administration almost the full nine-month term to deliver an emaciated offspring in its place. The R eagan -Weinberger M X "ded sion" was a decision not to decide, leading the deeply-troubled Air For ce and its alliei among defense-oriented con11r~ional leaders to predict that the MX itself may yet prove to be stillborn. U nderlylng th at possibility is the coming great debate on an airborne MX that started Aug. 6 when Sen. John Tower of Texas, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, warned Reagan point-b lank that Congr ess wou ld never buy an air-mobile system. For two u n certain months , Weinberger seemed lo be heeding Tower's war ning, strongly reenforced by kep. Melvin Price of Illinois and Rep. William L. Dickenson of Alabama -cha irman and senior Republican of the House Armed Services Committee. B ut the clear priority Wein- berger now accords the airborne s ystem in voluminous congressional testimony and public speeches betrays an aifborne mindset by the determined defense chief. Confide ntial evidence supporting that mindset is found in s t rat egic s pe ndin g pl an s in t h e secretary's office that have not yet been s ent to the Air Force or Congress. In announcing his plan Oct. 3 to ditch MX mobility on the land, Reagan said he ~ouJ_d "pursue three promising ~·r:· f-,.-.-. /-.-.. -•• -~ long-term options": puttang the missile in unbuilt, undesigned "continuous airborne patrol" <C AP > pl anes: protecting them in ground silos with futuristic a nti-missile defenses: or impl anting them in ver y deep underground holes. Spending plans now under secret study in Weinberger's office show where the secretary's real interest lies, and it is not in missile-defense or in deep undergr ound holes: It is in CAP. They s how a rapid growth in research and development on CAP from $200 milllon in fiscal year 1983 and $4 bi llion in fiscal '87, totaling $8.4 billion over the next five years. By co1Urast, the working paper allocates a mere S200 million to deep underground basing and r a ises present a nti-missile research only marginally. The Air Force is dead against putting the MX in the air. That ls partly because of doubts about the system, partly because lhe costs of running it. ii the plane can actually be built. would be huge. Some White House aides, disturbed at both the president's cancellation of the Ford-Carter plan and at Weinberger's preference for an airborne system. predict months o f bitter Pentagon warfare ··If CAP moves toward airborne as it now looks, the Air Force will pump up the costs to astronomical levels in hopesofk11llng it." one aide told us . Price and Dickenson. who control the <.irmed services powerful research and development subcommittee, doubt it would underwrite any crash research program for the new CAP plan. As for the advertised plan lo put the M X into hardened holes now occupied by the a ncient Titan missile. insiders see it as symbolic . The MX 1s no longer the core of this country's strategic planning. The new plan f e atures o t h er means of deterrence new bombers, n ea rly 1,000 cruise missiles for launching fr om convention al submarine:-. the new D-5 Trident submarine missile and long-overdue mod ernization of communications to protect wartime command and control. With both the right and the left in Congress so opposed to Weinberger's airborne preference. the emaciated MX missile given birth by Reagan may be lert to dJe by Congress If not. 1t will be .i long time finding a pl ace. any pl ace. to live. India's cries echo all democracies NEW DELHI -India closed down Oc t. 2, to celebr ate the 112th an- niversary of the birth of the father of the country, Mahatma Gandhi. Thousands and thousands of Indians took part of their holiday to walk by the spot in Old Delhi where Gandhi had been cremated. Their children dropped Clower pelals there lo memory of the ex· traordinary man who did the most to give them independence. freedom and democracy. Tbe question now is whether Indians can keep what Gandhi helped give the m. "I w ould think we will have an a bsolutist state within this decade ... said Arun Sbourie, the executive editor of the Indian E xpr ess. the largest· circulation newspaper in the world's largest democracy. "All of our democratic institutions have been poisoned ... It is as if we have gangrene in the hands. If we chop the m off. we have no·hands: if we'don't. the Infection spreads and we die ... Shourie, 39, is an extraordinary man himself. Former ly an economist at the World Ban.It in Washington for eight years, he is the leading practitioner of modem journalism in India. Modern jou i:nalism, t h at is. in the best American sense -cr usading. objective and a downright pain-in-the-neck to authority. Since Shourie returned home in the late 1970s, his paper has exposed one of- ficial scanda l after another: more than 40,000 people hekl ln jails without trials for as long as 13 ye ars ; policemen blinding prisoners as punishment: wom en belng sold tnto slavery: and, most recently, the det ails of charitable trusts used by t he chief minister or Maharashtra Province <Bombay> to collect millions of dollars from people and companies doing business with the government.. "I don't get disappointed if a man ex. posed is not thrown out. In fact, that is proof of what we are saying. that the in- stitutions are so uniformly corrupt that RIWID 111111 they do not have to explain what has been proved with check numbers and dates.·• Shourie said. Exposures or orficial corruption six years ago, though, were one of the fac- tors thal led u p to the ·'Stale of Emergency'' -t he seizing of almost absolute power -by Prime Minister In· dira Gandhi in 1975. The other conditions, then, included som ething like economic chaos which now is worse. with uncalculated and un· believable unemployment and inflation be lieved to be ru nnin g toward something like 100 percent a year. But Shourle does not seem to blame Mrs. Gandhi personally. What he does blame are progress and human nature the trials of modernization and that sticky business of democracy. This is what he thi nks is happening in hlR country where one of every six human beings on earth now Uves: "First . people begin lo realize that hureaucracwi. won 't listen to them un· less they are forced to and the best "3y to make them do that is to bring ttungs to a hall. .. Second. it is easy to halt a society - a lhousa nd powe r engineers ca n paralyze a state of I JO million people. Third, "'hen things are halted. authority will always capitulate. 'That ·s happened in India and we are at the breaking point . . Parliament is reduced to hooliganism At the lower levels. increasmgly. there is chaos and corruption. "The res ults are not abs t ract. Nothing works . so we resort to bribery M y electnc1ty 1s out. so I pay the elec- trical engineer a bribe and he pays somebody else. But now. even that is breaking down. The bribes are paid and s till the work is not done. · "But capitalist growth requires that systems work, and India has progressed greatly in its industrialization . . That is what wi ll force absolutism on India. Decisions have to be m ade and enforced in a modern society · · "You are very pessimistic." I said. "I don't think words like optimism and pessimism apply ... he re plied. "There are problems tn every society, but fe" societies collapse ... How can India avoid collapse" "We will learn interdependence ... My first ins tinct is to benefit myself. So I pay a bribe But when the costs of this corruption the bribe I give and the bribe I take become visible, I will r~- alize that I am not benefiting by it at all There are many ways for society to solve its proble ms . The human or- ~anism fights back." Lone kitten gives one pause about values There are certain things writers don't say about themse1..es, even if they're re lat ively honest, because they feel there's no sense goine out of their way to lose rriends. · It ls for this rea.aon that I've never re- veaJed that I don't Jove cats, and I wouldn't be telling you no.w except that laat weekend I had an experience with a cat that I can't gel out of my mind. It is necessary to say that I only ,spend time ln my woodworking shop on Saturdays and Sundays, and the shop is hair bern and baJr gara1e. When I finish W'Ortdna, I have to snove a lot of wood an~ tpota to 1et my ear in. Ea,tly Saturday morntn1 I look the car~ and started moving my tools in- to place when a fuJl·grown gray cat scampered past me and out the door. As 1 started lo work. l beard the barest su11eslion or a meow rrom behind a pile of lumber . I s tood absolutely atlll untll I beard ll a&aln. I may not like eats but J'm not atupkl 1bout them, and J reali&ed that the eat had not been b1clr there killing mice bul ha vln1 kittens. • l cartfuJly moved somt lum~r and uncovered a gr-0cecy atore-si:ted box that I'd left old clothes In. For a minute in the shadow I saw nothing but an old wool jacket , but then something small and while moved. It was -4 Inches long, pure while and had a cocoonll1te look. It was a kitten a few minutes old. I instanUy forgot that I hated cats. I ?elt tenibfe. For an instant I froie as the whole terrible truth dawned on me. AllY BlllY T here was only OM kitten: I had inter- rupted the mother lo the process of hav- ing a litter. No one,!'ates uts so much that they wouldn t fe el bad unde r these circumstances. My eotbUllum for woodwwtlnc wu ·son• and I wttMrew from the bam to think about what to do. It wu cold and obvlousl)' lbe kitten wouJdn't 1urvlvt without Ii& mother. • I lefl lhe door open and went down lo the bo~ to ca~ a oel1bbor who ls not really a far mer but lives as one. She's a kindly person, bul she's been around a nimals a lot and I think it makes you less sentimental about them. She said the best thing to do was to put the kitten in a plastic bag with a rock tied to it and drop it in the lake down the road. She was only thinking of t he kitten. She didn't want it to suffer. I guess you have to face things like that if you Uve on a farm, but I don't live on one and I don't have to. 1 knew that if I did, I'd never get it out of my mind as long as I lived. For the next hair hour 1 puttered• ar ound the house, wltb just an oc- casional glance up toward the barn, un· til my wife came home rtom the store. . We Uptoed Into the barn and crept up on the box. The kitten was gone! The mother cat had 1one somewhere clst to have ttre rest or her Utter al1d then s nealted baclt into the grocery box ln t he barn for the white one and car· rled It to safely. I'm still not crazy a bout cata but I'm s ure lnlahty grateful to that one. and it 1 ever see lhal little wbJte kitten around ond can f t close to lt, I'm eoin1 to tell lt what o aood mothe~ lt bas. , N ortlie rners decisive in crucial '82 votes 8y C"8LES G. 8ELL Or. ~le• G. Bftl b a profeuor of poUttcal aaance of CoJ Statt F'ullmon. Los Anaeles Mayor Tom Bradley, wJ'l o 'a r unni n g fo r aov e rno r bf CallfornJa, has decided that hia city doesn't need the Oakland Raiders. Lt. Gov. Mike Curb. who also is running for gover nor has decided that there's no D ed ror a Peripher al Canal to bring more norther n California water to the south. Both Bradley and Curb are wooing northern California voter s who are CALIFORNIA COMMENTS upset by the south's attempts to take more northern water and -insult to injury -lure the Oakla nd Raiders to Los Angeles . The campaign tactics are not surprising because northern vol-ers m ay hold the ba lanc e of power in sever al state-wide elections next year . However, Slate Sen. J oho Gara menctl ot Walnut Grove a nd perhaps •tate Controller Ken Cory from Sacramento m ay chaHente Bradley ln next June'• pr imary. Both oppose the Peripheral Cana! while Bradley supports it . Ir either Garamendi or Cory decide to Nn, Bradley could still be caught-up in the north-south split. Essentially Un-noticed so far is the fact that the north-south split may also be significant in the Republican U.S. Senate race next year . Of the seven potential challengers to SJ . Hayakawa, onJy one lives in northern California - Rep. Pete Mccloskey from Menlo Park. WITH A STRONG north vs. south conflict nexl J une -MeCloskey could capt ure a good part of the northern GOP vote . More moderate than the s outh ern GOP v o t e, n orthern Republicans wou ld nor mally be attracted to McCloskey who Is the only moder.ate in the race. ............ " • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. October 18. 1981 for,•t L--~r-1'~Y:;::our Fot,.,~r fr~·~ Pla11·s.. JUoM OH~foN D,AILy PflOT • I N TER MS OF RAW nu mbers, nort hern California voters are in the m inority. The s ta te's seven southern counties (Imper i a l. Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura ) have 52 percent of the slate's totaJ vote. Friends raise criteria, not blockades In most elections, there is no "north" vs. "south" issue or division. But, given the popularity of professional football - the potential exists for a north-south split over the Raiders' possible move to Los Anf(eles And water has been, traditionally, one or the major issues dividing Northern and Souther n California . In 1960 voters ba rely approved Proposition 1, a $1. 75 billion wa t er r esources measure, providing for the 540 miles of aqueduct which now brings water all the way from Orovill e, north of Sacramento, ac r oss the Tehacha pi mountains to Southern California. The bulk of the "yes" vote came from Southern California. AJI seven thirsty s outhern counties. five neighboring ones -Kern, Santa Ba r bar a, San Luis Obispo, Fresno and Tulare -voted "yes." Only two norlhern counties voted for Propos ition 1 while the remaining 42 counties all voted "no." NEXT YEAR'S JUN E ballot includes a referendum on the Peripheral CanaJ which would facilita te the now ol water to the south Recent public opinion polls b y Me rvin Fie ld s h ow Nor t he rn California voters strongly opposed to building the canal by 3 to 1 Southern California voters, while s up por tive of the canal, are not so strong in their support. One third of the southern vote rs ar e opposed to the canal -splitting the southern vote and depriving the region of much of its political punch. This north-south s plit over water peaks next June when Curb faces Attorney General George Deukmejian in the GO P Gubernatorial primary. Curb is gambling on a solid northern vote against the Peripher al Canal - a n d for hi m . But it's a lon g-shot because 58 percent of the GOP's voters live in the southern part of the state. BRADLEY, ON THE other band. a ppears t o h a ve n o s ubs t a n tial opposition in the Democratic primary. Ex-U.S. Sen. J ohn Tunney has bowed o u t o f t h e r ace w i t h a warm endorsement for him . Thus, Bradley is more concerned with l h e general eleclion t han with the primary. His denial of a n inter es t in mo\ling the Raiders to Los Angeles would reduce his north-south problems next November To the Editor : It is most unfortunate that the Pilot editorial of Oct. 11 chose to mislead their readers by saying t hat the Friends of the Irvine Coast favored a "complete ba n of growth" for the Ir vine Coast . Surely the editor knows better Rather than merely obstruct a nd criticize the MAILBOX county 's pla n we have consistently provided sugges tions for plan changes a nd comments as indeed the Coastal Act mandates from the publjc sector . The following is a summary of the Friends' position as submitted to the Coa stal Oo m missio n : A. Reducing com mercial and offi ce space to bring this elem ent into compliance with the Coastal Act which slJpulates that office s pace is not a compatible use for the coastal zone; B. Buildings heights not to exce.ed 36 feet compa ra ble with others in this coast.al,. area r ather than lbe 10-s tory buildings called for in the plan: C. Reducing the number of hotel rooms from 2,000 to 400 : 0 . 2,000 private residences E. The requirement that dedication of 2,650 acres of open space proceed at the start of construction. This was the Coastal Commission staff · recom mendation. We agree with tbelr contention that the approved plans for phased dedication could well culminate with much .less land being dedicated while the most intensive development, i.e Peli can Hills. could aJready have taken place WITH OR without land dedication, a m o ng the e ffect s o r pro posed developme nt are the fol lowin g incr eased traffic on inadequate local and regional roadways: Joss of sensitive ha bita t ar eas, beachfront space. and vie wsheds: a resident population such that the public will forever be precluded from utilizing limited open space and beach areas . • We beHeve the Pilot owes it to their readers to print the whole stor y. The • L•ltf'r\ lrom '"~''\•rt •f'l<omW' ftw r1Qhl to c.ondfn.M 111 ttr\ to tit ~e or tltmuwtf' ltlHI ti rewrved l.itft..-l of JOO •orO\ O' lf'SS wtll tw Qtwtn pr•t•r•nce AU l•tl•" mu111 •l'I ( llldf' \19f'\i11Uff> •nG M•1llnq •OOf"f\.\ C>\11 l'\.t"'t'\ m.y bf'- w1thhelO °" req\W\t 1t wtf1c1M1 rt•\On it. 4100.-t•nt Poetry '"" not bo pubto\nf'O LtlltH m•y bo tPlt~O to "4? loOl6 N•m* •nd ~ numo.r ol lhP c.ontr•bulOr mu\t t» 9'""" tor 'flfnf1C•t1on OUIPQ\ir\ presently approved plan will completely destroy the characte r of t he Irvine Coast . Our pla n is a balanced one allowing development while preserving the pasft>ral atmosphere on this last re maining e xpanse of coastal open space in a rapidly urbanizing Orange County. Ce r tainly, we owe fu ture generations this inherita nce. FERN PIRKLE President, Friends of the Irvine Coast C h a llenge la n d barons To the Editor : The Daily Pilot's stand (Oct. 11 l for the Irvine Company's development plan between Corona del Ma r and Laguna Beach s ee ms a bs u r d The Pilot atte mpts to justify its position mainl y because it took 10 years to plan the development ; and the Irvine Company cut the units from 10,000 to 2.000. The Pilot thus concludes the "gains for the public are significant." One plus one still does n't m ake three. The sun still doesn't set in the east. And what public is that., Corona del Mar public? The auto driving publ ic? Laguna publi c'' Can a pr oject's public value be WAAT? ~,~Y, ' • NO\&l tTS 18,,, ,~ weighed in terms or planning time? That is, lhe longer you plan it, the better It Is? And suppose the original plan called for 50,000 units? Would 10,000 now be j ust fine? Come on. But one must be glad the Pilot sa ys the friends or the Ir vine Coast has a right to sue. A correspondent recently wrote com plaining the courts were being misused for such purposes. AS TO THE harm or gains to the pu blic fl owing from the project , I happ e n to beli e v e ho us in g a nd indu stri a l s tru c ture s her e are unsuitable. I haven't read the Friends' legal brief but what I know of the state Environmental Quality Act this project is totally 11legal. good plan or bad plan Mind you. you can't really blame the I r vin e Compa ny . Su ch firms are mindlessly programmed to suck every possible dollar from the land. But wh ether the law permits it here in this way is what this suit is about. I say thank God for the Friends of the Irvine Coast It's one of the few people around wh o chall enge the land barons and politicians who would abuse or who are indifferent to the land. TOM ALEXANDER Friends f ace 110 risk To the Editor: Well , we ll, well ' Now come the self· endorsed ··Fr iends of the Irvine Coast" to once again attempt to delay or deny the course or justice and fair play by s u· ing the Irvine Company, the California Coastal Commission and the County of Orange. It seems as if these ''bogey men .. have, after eight years of count- 1 ess p ubli c he arings and in·depth studies to study studies, failed to meet the demands of the ··Friends of the I rvine Coast" in deciding what the Ir vi ne Company could do with their (the Company's I coastal property. WH ILE THE Irvine Company seems quite capable of funding the necessar y legal response and. of course the California Coastal Commission and the County of Orange have t he pocketbooks of the taxpayers at their command to do lik e wise , th e tragedy is that this specious, har a ssing and outra geous la ws uit tfiled at the last possible minute) will only delay the develop· m ent or the property at gr eat additional cost to all those who will ultimately be n e fit by it s d e v e lopment, th e thousands of Californians who want a place to hve, work and pJay in the sun, by the sea. Ho w much are t he s o ·called ··i-~riends" risking personally and finan c1a lly in pursuing this lawsuit? Isn't it time that those who pursue lawsuits of this type be made financially responsi ble and liable for the losses and costs in· curred by the people. businesses and tax payers in defending the mselves against an unjustifiable and frivolous s ui t? KARL 0 . BERGHEER GLOOMY GUS The French have a new fast train that s hould get them to t he state of confusion even more rapidly than in the past. F.K. Gl00'"Y GV\ comment\.,. \Ubr'ftUtect by ,...o.n U MI .. ftOt tt~•U•rtty ,. .... «, ... Vlt W\ of UM ft«Wlp.lpilir \fftd \IOvr ... "'"' to Gtoomy Gv\. D•1t• Ptlot Pyramid aS tribute to Sadat would symbolize peace he shaped A 23·year·old Jewi sh medical student from New York has come up wilb a wonde rful idea for h onoring t he memory of Anwar Sadat, the sla in IJ>resident of Egypt T he medi cal st udent is Neil S . Goldberg. On the day Sadat was shot be found himself feeling a deep sense or ~epression. "I was profoundly affected by the ,news," Goldberg said. "I can't say that ( was shocked, like I was when they hot OUT president, and when they shot &tte pope. The shock seems to be gone . But I was so saddened, because Mr. adat was such a special man. If I •eard the same kind of news about 99 erc ent of t ho world's le aders, It robably wouldn't have hit me that ay. But wlth Mr. Sadat. I felt a rsonal sense of loss." GOLDBERG REALIZED the irony - young American Jew be1ng brought to e edge of tears by the dealh or an rab leader. And as he thought about at lrony, he realized that it was what ade Sadat a special m an -the fact at be bid been able to reach out and the emotions of such an unllkely m alaam of people. Goldberf began to thtnk wha t a ham e it would be tr t.he Jessont ol adat were lost on ruture 1eneraUon1. e Uve at a Uma when the sense of J1tory ls neetin11 : the newt comet and L goes so quickl y that often, a week after it happens. we ha ve already forgotten the details. Goldberg knew that, right now, people were talking about the legacy of Sadat. But whal about 10 years from now, and 20 years? Who knows, in an era of unread history books. how people will be reminded of Sadat's deeds? There are the videotapes of Sadat with Men ac hem Begin and Jimmy Carter , signing t he Ca mp David peace agreement. Videotapes are the new history books : but Goldberg thought that the tapes are such a flimsy way to m em orialize Sadat. And then it hit him . A pyramid. ·A PYRAMID LIKE lhe m ajestic pyramids of ancient Egypt, but a new one, memor ializi ng Sadat. Pald for by the people of the United States and of Israel, in tribute to lhe man and to the naUon that gave b.lm to the world. The pyramid would be built on the Sinai Desert. It would rise like the pyramids of the a ncient pharaohs; tt would be an anom aly -a pyramid constructed In the m odern age. But t would symbolize th.; timelest benefits of Sadat's peace efforts. People Crom all over the world could visit It and r em ember b.lm. "l know that to a lot or Jewish peopl•. a pyr a mid is a sy mbo l of Jewiah oppression," Goldbe r g said. "That makes It all the more Important to build It. We can end that forever, the same way t.bat Sadat tried to end warfare forevtt by maklnJ hl.t unprecedented trip to l~raeJ. 41R E DID WHAT no.other man In our generation , or o ur grandpare nts' .......... :( .. generation, or our great·grandparenLa' generation wo\lld do: Re tried to make l}eace with the J ews. The pyramid bUilt by the people of the United States and of Israel would aymbolite Sadat 111 the great peacemaker.'' Goldberg saJd he ls worried tha t, In years lo come, the Importance of Sadat may become downelayed: "If his 11phere ol lnfluence ha<l been in the West -in Europe or lhe United States -hla place'ln hlatory mlcht be more secure. But because he was a leader ln lhe Middle East, the desire to honor h.hn In future generations might not be 11 great." .. .. The memorial pyramid, Goldberg feels, would help solve that. "It would also be our message to the people or Egypt," Goldberl sald. "I don't think there if &t gr eater symbol in the Ul)ittd States than the Statue or Ubert.~. We were 1lven that atatue, and It became the a reatest symbol or freedom t ver. It's light at our front door. The pyramid could become the sruteet tymbol at ~ice ever, in lhe aam e way ." IN AN AGE OF n eeuna memory. Goldberg feels that the p,.-amtd would llc something that would stand for thousands and t housands of years, for people to gaze upon even after the !He of Anwar Sadat is left to ancient history : "For centuries people could look at it. Everyone is saying that the danger is tha t Sadat personalized the idea of peace so much that, with him gone. the idea will be lost. The pyramid would help to maintain it." lie said that citizens of the United S tates who wou ld help build the pyra mid would be acknowledging that "We're a very young nation: we don't have the ancient symbols. But Egypt does, and tha t is why it should be a pyramid that honors Sadat ." Pyramids are formidable structures lo b uild . One o f the t hree great pyramids of Giza, the largest and oldest called the "Horizon of Khufu" by the a nc ient Egyptians -is considered perhaps the greatest s ingle building ever erected by m an. More than 2 miUion blocks of stone - e a c h w eighing a n ave rage of two-and·a-half tons -were used to create it. Historians state that it took 10 years just for the roads to the pyraltlld site to be built: and that alter the roads wer e resdy, It took 20 more years, and the labor of 100,~ m en. to build it. SUCH A MAGNIF ICENT tradition ls precisely what draw& Goldberg to the idea. In an age of shoddiness and quick ans wers lo every question, he fed.a lbe new pyramid would be the perfect testament to Sadat. "Whal could be better?" he sald. "It's a tradiUonal 1ymbol, but lt would b 1lven a new meanlna -the meanln1 ot peace. And what better symbol for pellce thao something that nothin1, not ven the desert sanda, could disaolv.r" • I 1· t\19 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 Possibilities still seen Disease hurt optic nerve but didn't blind ambitions th MARY J.\NE SCARCEUO or .. ~.-. ..... No one was surprised when a blind woman spoke at a Read-a-lhon assembly at Costa Mesa's College Park Elementary School last week. The young bookworms and their adult s ponsors wlll be raising money for research Into treatment and prevention of multiple sclerosis, the disease whic h claimed the sight of 19-year-old Anna Bowes before she graduated from high school. The Anaheim resident, whose vlslon problems began at age 14, couldn't see the school blackboard by the end or the ninth grade, but it wasn't until the start of her senior year of high school -that 11aultiple sclerosis <MS > was identified. she made now ones. Last June she married Chris Bowes, also blind, whom she met at the Brallle lnslltute, and friends from all facets of her life were in the weddins party. Anna studied a semester 'at Cal State Fullerton, where her husband hopes to earn a B.A. In special education, and both now attend orientation school in Northern CaJlfornia to learn the basics of keeping house independently. Anna hopes for a guide dog someday, but for now she practices using a white cane for mobility. Housekeeping chores suC'h as cooking, sewing and ironing are necessar y. but the couple also must mark cleaning products, keep a checkbook In Braille and learn how to address mail. .. Delly ............... ''ll was almost a relier. in a way," she said of her diagnosis. "I had gotten to the point where I just wanted to know what was wrong with me." Her complaint is common because MS, which damages the insulating tissue in the central nervous system, can affect many areas of the body and display a variety of symptoms. The school has a gym where Anna works out. and she doesn't eliminate the possibility of gymnastics in her future. "My condition seems to have stabilized since I lost my vision, but I take things day by day now," she said quietly. Re!p(mdlng to questions at Costa M esa Read-athon, Anna Bowes explains to Jason Amorcte and Mona McLeod. both. 8. how she was taught to use cane by sighted instructors who blindfolded themselves. Muscular weakness or paralysis is a common complaint among MS sufferers, but Anna competed in gymnastics as her vision faded and has been told by doctors that her limbs probably will re main unaffected. Giving up gymnastics wasn't the worst aspect of her blindness. '"I'd always made friends easily,'" she recalled, .. but as m y sight left. my friends found me an increasing r esponsibility . Everything was so hard, and I telt weird." But many old friends did siick by her and '-... ' Although guided by her mother to the speaker's podium, Anna's small. trim figure moved with a gymnast's grace. She was introduced to the children by Paula Feldman. a reading specialist from Corona del Mar, who is the Orange County Read-a-thon chairman. Mrs. Feldman had explained about MS and the Read-a-thon, and children were invited to question Anna after she told them a little about herself. ""How did you gel to be blind?" asked one girl, unable to connect a nerve disease with vision problems. ·'MS damaged my optic nerve. the one that l ead s from the eyes to the brain," Anna ans wered calmly. Responding to questions about her while cane. Anna told how instructors at orientation school practice blindfolded so they can show s tudents how to tap from side lo side as they walk along, detecting objects or curbs that might trip them . "'Isn't it hard to do gymnastics"" one Lillie girl asked. ··rt does take some special techniques," Anna admitted. "but Carol Johnston -perhaps some of you remember her in 'Lefty' - competed in gymnastics. and she has only one arm." "Lefty" was a television movie. Robnson'S • When the program ended, students crowded around Anna to talk with her Informally, although she and Mrs. Feldman were scheduled to speak on Irvine's cable TV system shortly afterward Each child participating in the Read-a-lhon receives a certificate as well as being eligible for drawings awarding both donated prizes and an invitation to a celebrity luncheon in J a nuary Participants have until Dec. 1 lo read books a n d collect mon ey from sponsors . More information is available from the Ora nge CO"unty Chapter of the National Multiple Scle rosis Society in Westminster al 891-4608. sa,000,000 14K GOLD SALE -... ... 440/o OFF ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 Reg. $20-$2,500. Sale t11.20·11,400. We don't need to tell you about the. Investment power of gold jewelry. 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See B4 . 0 0 Dodgers • Wlil by the good book It's Fernando. and Burris in. a rematch for all the marbles today ~ MONTREAL CAP> -Jus t before Saturday's fourth game of the National Lea1ue Championship Series between Los Angeles and Montreal, Dodger outfielder Dusty Baker showed a verse from the Bible to Manager Tommy Luorda. "I thought it was worth reading to our players," said Lasorda after the Dodgers had beaten the Expos 7-1 to stay alive in the best-of-fiv e playoff. Lasorda held a clubhouse meeting. "I told them I believe more than anything in my life that we could come back," he said as~olded a scrap of paper containing Baker's message. 5: 1-5, it says, 'Tribulation brings about perseverance. Perseverance brings out proven character . Proven character brings about hope.' Hope is what we have today." Besides his 'l'llessage from lhe Bible, Baker supplied the Dodgers with three hits and three RBI and Steve Garvey slugged a tie·breaking, two·run homer in the eighth inning. "I had a lot of faith," Baker said "I wasn't ready to go home." The Dodger s wasted a number of scoring opportunities early in the game and that worried the players . many chances and when you miss them, they stand out in your mind. There ju11t aren't that many chances out there." Dodger starter Burt Hooton knew just what Baker meant. ··seeing the opportunities we had and had wasted, it perturbed me at our own hitters," Hooton said. "It was a little CrustrlllJng seeing all those opportunities wasted and when Garvey hit his homer I had a little letdown, a case or relief." s purt was every bit as significant as his hom e run. ·'The momentum has switched now to us, especially with those runs in the ninth inning," he said. "We've been a team fighting adversity throughout the playoffs It's nothing new lo us." Lasorda said, ··1 feel very very confident now. It all boils down to who gets a good-pitched game and scores some runs ." Hooton said he had much better stuff Saturday than he did in winning the opener of the series at home Tuesday. "I quoted the m something from the Bible, something that expresses what we _D_~_s_ty"-1 _B_a_k_e_r _______ (all feel," said Lasorda. "It's from Romans "When nobody is hitting and the runs aren 't being driv e n in, it's very worrisome," said Baker. "You don't get After Garvey's s h ot the Expos threatened in the bottom or the eighth inning, knocking out Hooton. But Bob Welrh cul the rally short and the Dodgers put the game away with four runs in the ninth. Garvey thought tha t t he final·inning "I wa n ted to get this w in to give Fernando another chance tomorrow < Sundayl. I know what he's capable of lSee DODGERS, Page 82) USC holds on, but UCLA holds ~hack Tro jans halt Stanford rally By ROGER CARLSON Ot .. O.lly ...... S\aff LOS ANGELES Southern California's Trojans put it all together in the first half Saturday afternoon against the Stanford Cardinals and this lime they made it s tand up, although for a few harrowing moments, Trojans Coach John Robinson had to be wondering what was going on. For the record, the Trojans are 5-1 overall, 2·1 in Pac-10 Conference play and very much in the Rose Bowl r ace following a 25-17 victory before 76,291 at the Coliseum. The Troj ans put together two touchdowns, two fi eld goals, two PAT s and a two ·p oi nt conversion in the first half and suffocated passing wizard John Elway , then held on as the' offi ciating turned the game inside out in the second half. STUNG WITH 13 penalties for 129 yard s , Ro binson w as infuriated in the third quarter. at wit's end near the start of the fourth period and just about ready for the funny farm with 2:00 remaining as the Cardinals got to within range o f a staggering comeback. Down by a 25· l 1 count and seemingly out of it. Elway led Stanford on an 80·yard march. which seemed at an end as Dennis Edwards chased Elway out of bounds at the use 9 on fourth down. real story -Southern Cal's s mothering firs t half defense which led to a 22-3 lead. Six times the Cardfoals were to lake possession of the ball and five ti mes they were unable to pick up even a first down. Only once could they make a drive of any substance and it was turned into a 28-yard field goal by Mark Harmon Chis 11th straight this year >. By then the Trojans were in a 19·3 lead and breathing easy. All that was really necessary was to avoid a second half disaster. ··w e were thinking about what h appene d last week ," said quarterback John Mazur. "And we were thinking about the Stanford game before when we led, 21·0, only to be tied. "We didn't want to go out and fold , but things did happen to s low us down. We couldn't get· the key first down and penalties j ust killed us." "We may have made some errors," said Robinson "but the toug h thing was we h.a d penalties on almost every play." Well, despite the problems. is the coach happy? "You're damn right I 'm satisfied," said Robinson. "We wer e on a losing streak of one game and now we're on a winning streak of one game. "Being No. 1 isn't very easy. Look at Texas loday. Any win, by any score, is excellent and we recognize it." Elway fumbled the ball as he was going down (forward. of course) and out of bounds .aJa the 'ol Kenn y Stabler act. and the oHi ciaJs bought it. A FEW STEPS AWAY, In the losing quarters of the Cardinals, (See USC, Page B7 l John Elway IS pressured by Jack Del Rio of use dunng second quarter ol Tro1ans· 25-17 win. Stanford was given a first down at the three and Elway hit Mike Tolliver with his second fourth quarter touchdown pass on the next pl ay. Daugherty likes today's game better Former Michigan State coach says college football better than ever T H ERE WERE STILL 120 seconds left. but an onsides kickoff attempt was foiled by Ed is on High prod uct Mark Boyer , who covered the kick to preserve the win. "l knew I was a couple of yards short and l was carrying the ball high so I decided to drop it because it was fourth down anyway," Elway admitted. "I got bit while I was going forward and so the ball rolled forward." Stanford Coach Paul Wi gg in called th e move "brilliant," but Robinson had another view of the ploy, and of the officiating . .. He was s t a nding out of bounds when he threw it," said Robinson, who had coole d considerably with the victory. "It's all right. We won. "But I've never seen so many controversial calls . Our offense was caught on some procedural pena lties that destroyed any continuity to our game. "I can't prove anything, so I ju s t hav e t o go o n the assumption the ofricials were right." THE OFFI C I ATING seem ed to overs hadow the LOS ANGELES -Now and then a guy co mes around and brightens up a neighborhood just by moving in. Duffy Daugherty is on the boulevard. Duffy is the leprechaunish little man who retired from coaching after all those big years at Michigan State and became one of college football's most res pected statesman. Duffy lives in Santa Barbara and comes down on the weekends to do s ome television stuff. He is also available as a consultant in the event you have questions on the college game. He will answer honestly, too. For instance, he does not bore you with talk about the good old days when asked the difference between college football In this day and age and the years wherein he was involved. "THERE IS VERY little difference,'' Duffy replies. "except that 1 think it is a better game now. The playe~ are bigger and faster and smarter , although I never did subscribe to the theory that college football players are dumbbells." Duffy can also locale a good word for the coaches of today. "They are willing lo try things , to experiment," Duffy says. "For in.stance, they will let their quarterbacks run with the ball now. I remember when this was out of the question. But it is good because the football fan wants to see the ball move SPORTS COLUMNIST BUD TUCKER up and down the field." Duffy Daugherty displays relief in his voice when h e applauds the fact the rules-makers have finally decided to leave the game alone. ''The best thing college football has going for it right now." Duffy says, "is that the rules-makers have finally quit tampering with the game. I remember a period. from about 1952 to 1970, they made major changes in t he rules every year. "WE'D GO FROM limited to free substitution. Then you could only put in two players a play or one player a play or you could have two appearances a quarter and so on. They tampered with the game so much they didn't gtye you a chance to get set and play footbalP. "So I hope they leave the rules alone because I think they have an ideal game right now." Money is prominent in college football dispatches at lhe moment inasmuch as .some or the large schools have formed a group known as the College Football Association <CFA> which would cease sharing television revenues with smaller institutions. This creates some degree of turmoil within the ancient governing body of college athletics, the NCAA. "I CAN UNDERSTAND the m ajor colleges having an axe to grind with the NCAA," Duffy Daugherty says. "There a re some 700 members in the NCAA and onl y about 250 of them play football. Only about 70 of these are major colleges which provide the money out of the TV revenue. "If nothing else. the formation of the CFA should bring about some changes in the distribution of the television money by the NCAA. But I don't believe there will be a split. I don't think the CFA people will break away from the NCAA -unless the NCAA gets so stubborn that it won't make some changes in the present setup.'' Is there anything that upsets Duffy Daugherty about today's college football ? "Yes," he says. "I get upset when I hear so much talk that college coaches are taking young men out of disadvantaged areas ghettos, if you will -and exploiting them. A boy is better off for being on a college campus for any length of lime, even if he deoesn'l graduate. To say he would have been better off to slay back in the ghetto is absolute bloody hogwash." Hear, hear. Jones has an ace ofa race to win Grand Prix By HOWARD L. HANDY °'-o.lty .......... LAS VEGAS -The roulette wheel of f ortune didn't s h ine on Carlo• aeutemann this balmy day in 'Nevada but It did come up with a wiMer for teammate Alan Jones who woo the tint Caesars Palace Grand Prix Formula One race here Saturday. Before the race, Reutemann wu the 'point leader in the race for tM drtvint ch amplonshlp which Jollea waa detendlng. Both were slttina oo the front row and Reutemaan wu bea.Uy favored to win tbe drl•lna cbamplomhip. But fate decreed otherwise. Jones had the fastest car of the two entered by the TAG-Williama team and Reutemann fell back early. He saw bis chances at a title disappear completely when Nelson Piquet finlshed fift.b and picked up the necessary two points to move in front, 50·49. · For Jones, It was a routine Saturday afternoon drive from start to flnlab. He took the lead at turn one on the flr1t lap and nev« looked back. Jones wu n•vet In trouble around the 2.2-mue course that 11 located on the parklna lot adjacent to Caesar• Palace. He finished the race in 1:4'.09 at an ' ~I average speed of 97.9 miles per hour and was the sole leader from start to finish. . During the race, there was some concern about the tires Jones wae using. Others had come in to chan1e but Jones, on Goodyear, went the distance without a stop. "The tires were fantastic," Jones said following the race. He was uked where the trouble parts ol the course were and answered: "At the comers." Jones UlnOUllced bit retirement after tbia race, his second vJctory ol the year. He won •t Lons Beach in the flnt race this SeNOO. ' "I might r econsider it as Jon.g as I don't have to run Argentina," be said In r e f erence to R e utemann , bis Argentinian teammate. There hasn't been the best of feelings between the two this season and Jones added his passing of his teammate was "just wonderful. While Jones was the winner by a wide marsln CZ0.048 seconds) the real race of the afternoon came amon1 lbe can blddln1 ror the drivlna champlonahlp. Reutemann relinquished the UUe-Oil the 17th lap when Plquet. paued him and even though neither was in the top (See JONES. Paa• BJ) For Bruins, • one point is enough PULLMAN, Wash. <API -~ "We didn't go for the home run ba II at the end bee a use the p e r centage of bad things happ e n ing a re wor s e ," explained Washington St ate Coac h Jim Walden after his 18th·ranked and still-unbeaten Cougars battled UCLA to a 17-17 tie Saturday. "If they pick one orr they have a chance at a field goal. I wasn't about to give them a nother .chance. The only thing worse than a lie is a loss." said Walden after the Cougars ran out the clock with 38 seconds remaining. UCLA Coach Terry Donahue said. "I didn't know they could get into our seams like they did. The lie ripped my gut out. It doesn't eliminate us from the conrerence r ace, but I don't think a n y team ca n go undefeated in this league ... WSU maintained its place at t h e top of the Pac ific-10 Co nfere n ce standings and rema ined undefeated with a 5·0·1 record and its best season start since 1930. Neither team dominated the gam e offensively. although Washington Stat e ou tgained UCLA rush ing 276-173 and passing 199-147. Cou gar running back Tim Harris, who gained 141 yards and became Washington State's fourth all-lime leading rusher, lost three fumbles. "Tim Harris played well. He dropped the ball three times, but it's something he doesn't do a lot of. We will use him again," Walden said. About his team, Walden said, "The player s are sick. Thelr pride is hurt. The tie might take som e of the pressure off. but the players didn't want the pressure off. They wanted to be 6-0." It was the third s traigbt 100 -yard rus h ing game for Harris, but his final fumble tn the middle of the fourth quarter gave UCLA the ball on the WSU 32 and the Bruins scored the tying touchdown in seven plays. Frank Cephous scra mbled 6 yards for a touchdown with 4:53 to play and UCLA settled for the one-point conversion to pull out the tie. Quarterback Clete Casper drove the Cougars downfield in the last two minutes. but their move stalled with 1: 19 left after a holding penalty and a pair of losses pushed them back from (See UCLA. Page 8 7) College football West use 25, Stanford 11 UCLA 17, Washington St. 17 BYU 27, San Diego St. 7 San Jose St. '5, CS Fullerton 23 Pacific 17, Long Beach St. 10 Rock I• Arizona St. 4S, Cal 17 Mlelw.st Iowa 9 , M ic higan 7 M ichigan St. 33, Wi sconsin 14 Ohll.> St. :M, Illinois 14 Nebrastca 491.K~sas St. 3 Iowa St. 3.4, Missouri 13 Soutlt Clem50n 38, Duke 10 North Carolina 21, North Carolin. St. 10 Gtorgle 53, Venct.rbllt 31 • Alabema 21, Tennessee 19 ......... AtkanMS ~ Te.-S 11 Ok~af*'N 4$, K.._. 7 CComtlMtl~N.-M) • '\ • . I I 11 Bl Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 ,---------------------..... Kings' late rally spoiled by Bruins From AP dlspatcbe11 l NGLEWOO I> Mike Milbury, lia1 who fulled to score a goal last ' st?ason, tallied with 7.07 left Satureday night, giving the Boston Bruins a 5.4 victory over the Los Angeles Kings in the National Hockey League. T he wm spoiled a third-period comeback by the Kings, 2·3·0. who had battled from a 4-0 defi cit with four goals within a span or 4:33. Milbury skated in from the blue line after taking a pass from Rick Middleton, who scored two goals. and beat Los Angeles goalie Mario Lessard from in close Defenseman Dave Lewis ope ned the scoring for Los Angeles with a 40.rooter at 5. 10 or the final period. Dave Taylor got the first of his two goals at 6:06, making it 4-2. Lacock wants back w1 th Royals KANSAS C'l1'Y. Mo. -Pete Ii Lacock, who left the Kansas City Royals to play baseball in Japan in 1981. says he would like to rejoin the American League team. "I'm not asking for a starting role," said LaCock, who is scheduled to meet Monday "ith Royal General Manager John Schuerholz. "I can be a utility player , play fi rst, the outfield, pmch hit." Quo te of the d ay John McNam a r a , manager of the Cincinnati Reds. who had t he best overall record in baseball bt.lt m issed the playoffs, on Commissioner Bowie Kuhn: "I hope this thing goes on until Halloween so he can wear a mask or something for the final game of the World Series." Pate takes lead in golf tourn~y Hometo " n boy J erry Pate !I charged into a four -stroke lead and t hree or golf's biggest guns wheeled into posi tion fo r a shot a l golf's lop money winning s pot Saturday in the third round of the Pensacola Open. Pate. followed by a mass1\'e gallery or f riends. r elatives and neighbors. took command of the-tournament title chase w it h a seven -u nder-par 65. Meanwhile. Tom Kite, Ray floyd and Bruce Lietzke, all involved in the ~hase for leading m oney winning honors. moved among the leaders in golf's tightest money race l.n year s. Gillies sparks Islanders victory Two •o•l& by Clark GllllH ~ hl&hlltihted tho N~w York fllander1 ' ' o ffense Saturday n l1ht u the detendlnl( Stanley Cup champions sketed to a wild ~-4 National Hockey Loa.iue victory over the Nttw York Rangers .. In other NHL action, Bernie Federko scored two goals within a minute and assisted on another .as St. L.ouJs downed thu CbicatJo Black Hawks. 7 .3 . . . teve SbuU and Ma rlo Trembla.y eacb scored two aowll to lend Montreal to a 10 4 victo ry ov er Va n c o u ver . M a rc Chorney scored the winning goal in the second per iod us P i tt s burg h d e f e at e d Minnesota, S·2 and handed the North Stars t heir first . loss of the season .. Rookie c,zllits Mlrosl av Fry cer scor ed three goals in just his second game to spark Quebec to a 6-4 victory over Toronto . . , Yvon Lambert scored two goals to lead Buffalo to a 4·2 victory over Washington .. Rlrk Meagher scored three goals as Hartford recorded its first victory of the season with an 8·1 victory over Detroit. Meagher scored in each of the thr ee per iods, including a power play in the final per iod. as he notched his first career NHL hat trick. Lakers 4-0 in pre-season DET ROIT -Cente r Kareem m Abdul·Jabbar and reser ve guard Eddie Jordan each scored 17 points as the Los Angeles Lakers defe ated the Detroit Pistons 120-114 Sa turday night in a National BaskelbaJI Association exhibition game. Five other Lakers also scored in double figures while former Michiga n State star Ea rvin "Magic" J ohnson poured in nine points and added four assists in 23 minutes of play at Joe Louis Ar ena. The Lakers played their reserves the entire last quarter. Rookie Isiah Thom as, an All·American point guard from Indiana and the Pistons' top 1981 draft choice, led all scort:rs with 25 points. Forward Kelly T r ipucka of Notre Dame. Detroit's other first-round pick, had 19 points and veteran Gre,ory Keiser, a teammate of J ohnson's at Michigan State, added 18 points for the losers. The victory boosted Los Angeles' preseason record to 4·0, while the Pis tons are 0·3. Borg stunned by Panatta Italy's Adriano Panatta upset • top-seeded Bjorn Borg Saturday to advance to the finals of the City of Naples Cup tennis tournament. In a news conference earlier, Bor g said he is tired and will rest three or four months but denied rumors tha t he wouJd retire . , . Forlion pulled away in the late going to capture the Morvich Handicap by 1112 lengths before 29,870 during the Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita ... J eremy Jet, an Illinois-bred gelding making his first stakes start in open competition, routed 13 other 3-year-olds in the Hawthorne Derby in Chicago. Motivation a key It won't be a concern for Rams , Dallas By JOHN SEVANO Ofllle O.llyP'tw .... I RVlNO, Texas lncentive Is probably the tna le greatest motlvollng factor an individual (or team) can possess. Curiously, people lend to u ert themselves a little more and teams seem lo extend to their limits when they have It. Incentive come11 in m any ways. Som etimes It 's som e.thing said ; sometim es It's something done: and sometim es it's a combination of both. THERE ARE EVEN some ins tances where a stimulus is n't neede d at all. Rivalries like USC-UCLA, Dodgers-San Francisco, USA·USS R, Lakers -Celli cs, f'ou n tain Va l ley-Ed ison . On TV tonight channel 7 at 5 M 1c higan-Oh io State a nd the Rams-Dallas Cowboys spealc for themselves. o r course it helps when a touch of incentive is added to battles like these. It just makes the contest and intensity more intriguing. It will help viewers to know that both the Rams and Cowboys have that added commodity called incentive when the two sides line up he re tonight before a sold -out Texas Stadium and a national television audience. The Cowboys will be sky·high because <a l they want Lo snap out of an e mbarr assing two-game losing streak; and (bl their backs '1r e against t he wall with the Rams. Miami, Philadelphia and Buffalo next on th e schedule and Coac h Tom Landry's squad already two games behind t he E agles in the NFC's Eastern Division. THE RAMS SHOULD BE nRED up because <a > Coach Ray Malavasi considers it a personal attack against his, team th at Dallas is oft en r eferred to as "America's Team"; and with the sudden emer gence of San Fra ncisco atop the Western Division, lbe Rams can't afford a loss to the Cowboys with the 49ers looming next. "What makes them America's Team?" asked Ma lavasi angrily the other day. ··we're just as much America's Team as the Dallas Cowboys. "I think they (press and fans> always m ake them (the Cowboys l out to be better than they are.·· FOR THE COWBOYS, being America's Team is the least of their worries. ln fact, recently. they haven't even looked like Dallas's Team. In the last two weeks the Cowboys have been mor e than hum bled ... they've been humilated. First by St. Louis, 20·17, and last week by the 49er s. 45·14. "Il was a disas t er ," said Landry of the Cowboys' most r ecent performance. "It was the kind of game we have maybe every two or three years." Searching for a solutioo, Landry has decided to make some lineup changes tonight, replacing Rutch Johnson with Tony Hill at wide reocelver 1nd Mi ke Hegman for Guy Brown at outside line bucker "We've got to sturt putting our be11t people on the fi('ld." added Landry . ''That m akes some change:i necei.s ary ··our bucks are Lo the wall as for as tbe race 1s concerned We must come out of It the next four l!(a mes to huv(• a l'hance." LANDRY'S CLUBS hive h1i1d no problems bouncing back in the past but, he caution1, it m ight be more difficult this time. "You can't li ve in the past ... you can't thlnk that wuy," he said. "The game has changed. You can gel blown out in this business. You bavt no assurances "I'd be s urprised if we didn't come back ... but there arc no guar antees." Especiall y against the Rams. who are a very hot baJI club right now. Malavas1's s qua d h as won tour straight, including impressive victories against Clevel and und Atlanta in successive weeks. P AT HA D EN FIGU R ES to start a l quarter back and he e njoyed one of his finest hours this year 1n a pre-season affair agains t tonight's opponent. Haden was 17 of 25 passing for 207 yards against the Cowboys at Anaheim Stadium during the second week in August He also directed fo ur touchdown marches as the Rams won easily. 33·21. Naturally, tonight's task will be harder, riot only from the s tandpoint that the game is in Da ll as. but because the Cowboys are hungrier, too. Although the Rams lead the ser ies, 9-8, they haven't won a regular season !!ame here since 1967 Presumably, that should only provide mor e incentive From Pa ge 81 DO DGERS WIN • • • doing. He gives us another shot at it," Hooton said. Meanwhile, despite the fact their big hitters have been strangely silent and their ace reliever has a strained muscle. the Expos still see a bright tomorrow "I think we have a Jeg1t1mate hom e-field advantage." said pitl'her Steve Rogers. "There is no llressure on us ... said Tim Raines after Saturday's game The Expos send right·hander Ray Burris, who quieted the Dodge rs in Los Angeles with a 3·0 win in the second game or the series, against Vu lenzuela ''I'm going out lo try to beat the Dodgers." said Burri!> "I'm not tr) ing to beat Valenzuela ·· Should Burris get into trouble, however.there 1~ some question about who the short reliever would be Dodgers, Rams take TV spotlight Manager Jim Fanning says Jeff Reardon, his best reliever. would be able to throw. Reardon. an ice pack dripping waler from his shoulder in the locker room. also said he would be able to pitch, but not at 100 percent "l warmed up today in the inning Gar vey got his home run. but thev told me to sit down after he Valenzuel a tries to capture pennant for LA while f ootball's LA takes on Dallas hit It... . But IOJury or not. Reardon said he wants to put it on the ltne. if necess ary, / By HOWARD L. HAN DY OI t ... Dally ,.llol Staff There will be much ado about sports on tele\ is1on toda~ with plenty of football on tap, including the Rami. against Dall as brought here by Channel 7 on its Monday Night football format. rronted by the Dodgers vs Mo nt real Expos baseball gume for thl• National League title on Channel 4 The action starts at 10 th1i. morning with two football action with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a t three-game scor eless Oakland, while Channel 4 and 11 pick up the Dodgers-Expos game from Montreal Then at 1 o clock. Channel 2 continues the football action with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at three-game scoreless OakJ and, while Channel 4 and 11 pick up the Dodgers-Expos gam e from Montreal A special night edition of Monday Night football <sans Howard Cosell 1 will feature the Rams in Dallas al 5 o'clock. Following a re the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: • , ' • excellent; • • .. worth watching; • " fair; , forget it 10 a .m .. Ch annel 2 "' v ../ "' NFL FOOTBALL: Philadelphia at Minnesota Announ cers: Vin Scully and Hank Stram. Quarterbac k Ron Jawors ki will lea d the unde feated Eagles Into act ion at Bloomington against the surprising Vikings. The Eagles are the only undefeated team in the National Football League after six games and will be favored by by 31/1 points to continue unblemished today. Tommy Kramer leads the Vi king s who defeated San Diego on a last second field goal by Rick Danmeier last week to bring their record to 4·2. ~ -10 a .m .. Channel 4 NFL FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Announcers: Don Criqui and John Brodie. The lead in the American Conference, Central Division, will be at stake in today's game. Both From Page 8 1 JONES WINS • • • teams a re 4--2 and are tied wit h Houston In the Central Division for the lead. Terry Bradshaw directs the Steeler attack while Ken Anderson will be at the controls for the Bengals. Pittsburgh is favored by two Points. 1 p .m ., Channel 2 v ../ " NFL FOOTBALL: Tampa Bay at Oakland. Announcers: Pa t Summ era ll and John Madden. The Buccaneers are 4·2 oo the year while the Super Bowl champion Raiders are 2·4 and have lost three straight without scoring a poi nt. Ta mpa Bay, under Coach John McKay, will send Doug Williams to the firing line while the Raiders are looking f<>f" their offense once again. Despite the three straight shutouts, Oakland is favored by four points at home. ~· 1:05 p .m .. Channels 4, 11 V' v v v NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES: DodOilrS at Mont real. Announcers : Jerry Doggett and Ross Porter ( 11); Dick Enberg a nd Tom Seav9'" (4). Rookie sensation Fernando Va lenzuela C 13-7) takes the mound for the Dodgers against the EXPoS' Ray Burris (9·7) in the fifth and deciding game. This is a rematch of the second game of the series between these two pitchers in Los Angeles won by Montreal, 3-0. The Dodgers forced today's game with a 7-1 victory Saturdc1y. S p .m .. Channel 7 " v \' NFL FOOTBALL: Rams at Dallas. Announcers: Frank Gifford and Don Meredith. The Cowboys are trailing the Eagles by two games in the Nationa l Conference Eastern Division with a 4-2 record, identica l to the Rams. It will be Danny White at quar terback with Tony Dorsett at tailback. The Cowboys lost to the 49ers last week and wlll be hungry at home against the Rams who expect to have Pat Haden back at quarterback after an injury last week. Dallas is favored by fou r points. OTHER TELEVISION 9 a.m. (28> -SOCCER -The final of the FIFA Parker aids Colorado win six at the time where the only points are distributed, Piquet worked his way up and finished fifth to pick up two points < Wednesday>. Aft€'r he got out of his car, he ran 100 yards to get away from admiring fans and almost passed oul. BOULDER, Colo. -Former Ca pistrano Valley standout Brad Par ker caught a nine-yard touc hd o wn pass fr o m q ua r terback Steve Vogel with six seconds left to lift Colorado lo a dramatic 11-10 Hag ~ight foot ball victory over Oklahoma State Saturday.• When the race was over, Reu t e mann claime d h e had experienced gear box problems but there were those in his crew <who asked not to be named) who did nol agree . Re utemann s aid he missed a eear badly going Into the first turn and reports were that he drove the race without a fourth gear . But t he r e was n o confirmaUon of this fact . Al any rate, be ran mucb slower tban ttpttled and In so dolnJ, lost lbe drlvln• UUe. Plquel was exb1u.1ted when lhe race wu over and bad been experiencing n eck problems since the first day or pnctJce One of the fastest cars on the track was that of Alaln Prost driving a Renault. He pitted for a lire change and still was able to ripish second lo Jones . The only accident of the day came early In the race when P atrick Tambay went otr the as phalt surface at turn 13 and hit the lire wall. His car fell apart after a very hard Impact but Tambay was able to ltmp away from the scene and wu lot~r reported in good cond.lUon. Glllcs Vlll e n e u ve was dlsq ualllled when ho dldn't follow FIA rules al tbe start of the race and 1'ad hls left front wheel outslde the rlartJna box. V o ge l mar c h e d t b e Buffaloes 92 yards in 10 plays In the closing mJnutes. wit h Rick_y Ward catching a pa ir of key passes and llghl e nd Dave ltestera grabbing a 20·yardet and ~ett.ing out of bounds lo put the Buffs ln scor ine position. VQgel tossed the TD pass to Par hr, lben hlt Derek Sln1leton on the two-point converalon ror the margin of vlclory. world youth soccer tournament, taped at Sydney, Australia. 9 :30 a.m . (2) NFL TODAY Bre nt Musburger Is host. (4) -NFL '81 Bryant Gumbel 1s host. 3:30 p .m . (7) -GREATEST SP ORTS LEGENDS -Ric hard Petty, the king of stock car racing, talks to shot George Plimpton about his seven Grand National titles. 4 p.m (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '81 - Highlights of games played Saturday. 6 p.m. (2) -PRO FOOTBALL WRAP. 11 p.m. (9) -SPORTS SHACK. 11 : 30 p.m. (9) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Stanford vs. USC, taped Saturday. RADIO Football -San Diego at Baltimore, 11 a.m .. KSOO (1130); Tampa Bay at Oakland, 1 p.m., KNX < 1070); Rams at Dallas, S p.m., KMPC (710). Basketball -Lakers vs. Philadelphia in Las Vegas, 7 p.m.. KLAC (S70). Baseball -Dodgers at Montreal, 1:05 p.m ., KABC (790). <The Daily Piiot is not responsible for late changes. J NFL standing s "I'm not worried a bout being the last guy out there, he ..,aid "I'm not 100 percent but I think 00 percent .,., ii I be enough." T he Expos defeated Ph1ladelph1a ·s Steve Carlton twice in the division series and Valenzuela in this one That's been a confidence builder and they think they can beat Valenzuela. ·'The guys get psyched for t-·ernando. said Reardon. · It would be nice to get a few runs and get ahead quickly." That could be a problem because the Expos· big hitters, Andre Dawson and Garv Carter have not been hitting "ell Dawson ·went h itless Saturday, while Carter had just a single. and though between them they have had nine hits in the series only two have been for extra bases. The Expos need their bats. "The reality is that we haven't been scoring m any runs." said Fanning. "But I have expected the offense to break loose I expected us to get six or seven runs today .. ************* • • : JOHNSON & SON : NATIONAL CON F ERENCE Western Division AMERICAN CONFEREl'iCE tc • tc Presents ... 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I • : 540-5630 AT JOHNSON & SON : ,~***************··································~· ' • I ) Fis us paces Uni by Newport Harbo~ By Rll'K WAGES Of ,,_ D•llY ~"4 tt.n Unlvl'rMl> W~h's M1kl' Fisl'llS ran for Gt! y.tr1h 1111 4!5 l'<lrrll!S und two toochdo\\ns Saturday ai. the 1'r11J<ins def 1•al1•cl ~ l'wport llurbm , 2~ IO. bt.>for 1• l ,200 fans at Uuv1<bon l"1l'ld f'ollowini;: ,111 ubortcd punt wh kh ll•fl th(• hall on thl' Sailors two.yard line, F1s 1:us run in for his first Sl'Orl.' With rl\'l' 'it'Conds r~ma1n1n~ in the first half John Pcirano a<ld<'d the• c·on\ t•r .. 1111l Fiscus' other .,ton• <·am1· much as his firs t. poundini.: his way through tht• n11ddl1.• of tht• Sailor dcfonsc• tor lltt' nt•t•1•M.urv one yard. · Tht' Trojans first tuuthtluwo followNl a 67 vard dr1vt• from their own 33-v<1rd hnt· in tht' second qu~rter· Rollin~ to the r1~l1t, Trojan qu11rlt'rback '1'11111 E1lerts. r Ind In j.! h Is rt·(' l' I\ I' I s \\ (' 11 covl•red, re\'erM•d d1rc•c·L1;ins. <1nd found u prult'l'l1n• \\illl of blockers for th<! fin~il 16 \ arcls Balancing t h t• 11ff•·n ~1vt• attack. E1IN·L complc•t1·tl 5 .,f l:J pass l'" 1nclud1ng a I:! ~ .trd connc<:l1on lo fullh•H·k Ri ch Sn11•11 s o11 which l1•d to th~ rroplll~ fl l'~l S('tlf'l' Tht> 'l'1 11Ju11 oflt•n'l' nl'lttn>: a to!UI of z:.H vards 1·1111ld not have donl' •m "1thout Ll1C' st1 t•nuth of ll" dl•ll'll"1VI' Ufllt l>t·cpbal'k H1111 H<1khffr had four Ulhl~SIStNI I :t<'klt.>S 1n the Su1l11r buckf1eld , whil e leummatt·s Rrall c11,.i.s und Jeff 1-'rt•i l'<ll'h n 1lh•1·t 1•tl t wu sacks. l"n·1. u litwll.1l·k1•1· also udded an 1n1 1 rr1·ptwn 1·.H·h 1n the fou11h qua1 l1•1 .. \\' 4' 11• II a p JI\ to \\ tn. " l'l:1111wtl t'llJ('h H1l·k ('uru .. · ;ind \H' \ t' got to ht: J)ll'J S('(I \\llh our dl'ft•nM' N<•wport l la1'11or quurtt•rbutk (;reg St•llly \~JS li1•ld to 116 yards pussmg on I:! of :rn 11as"t"' and on<· I ouduhm 11 From t h1·11 "" n :15 ~ Jrd lint'. lht• S.11l11rs lll'g.in .t ilrl\ 1• latl• in lltt' third •fll.11 lt'I \\1th p.1s-.;•s of 17 5 and 14 yard,, ~l'lhy hrouqhl lht• Sailors 111 llH' l 11i\'l'rs1lv 12 yard lint: ~'1th I l!l ll'ft m tlw quarte r ()ti 1111• fol IO\l ing pl ;n t ht• fi :l llJ11 p11u11d '1·11111r founcl Y.Hll' I l't'l'I' 1·1 Hoh Ht•rr\ in tht• encl /11111' \/f/\(' f'ISC'US S addle bac k scores e asy 4 5-13 • win V ISTA Quarterback Lance It's a r e al s hoc ker: 'I Stewart ran for two touchdowns and pussed for another. and Saddlt•back College took adn1nlagc of two P alomar s afl·l1es as the Gaul'hos scored an ca:.y 45 13 v1dor:--over the Comets Saturday 1n the Mission Conft•rcnce opener fo r both teams Saddleback. now 5·0, actually trailed. 7 2 in the first quarter thanks to a I-yard TD plunge by Palomar's Jack Lane Lane also stored the Comets· other louchdo"n on a 6·yard pass in the third qu;:irter . OCC over C erritos • P irates' late drive does the trick NO BWALK Or.111g1• ('11:.i;o.1 Colll',gl' pt11ll·d off IHI<' of tht m o r c s l u n n 1 n g 11 JI .., 1• l s 1 n C'Ommuntl\ enllt-g1· fonth.111 th.-. ~ l'ar Sat uni.I\ 111g h1 ;,i., lhe £'11 alt'' .,c·on·d ,qth 11 't•t·on fr om CI :.i ' T 11 e k t• 1 I " K 11 k Dunham t ~ dPf<'a l ,,..,., 1011sh u nht•at1•n Cer11tos '>fl lfi a t C(;'t rito-. t'o llt•gt• Ct•rritoi. \\as r;,nkt•d '1111 I m the nation b~ lht> JC c;nd \\'ire pull and ~o. 2 in thl• st.ill• II U\\ ever Orangt> ('uast 2.:1. ut1l11c•d a tenacious dcf1•nse and th<• all around µla ~ u f t ailha<:k k1l'kt'r Mill'h Olson ln pull off thl' \'1rlo1 ) 111 the South Cua.!>l Confc•r1•11<'" 11p1•nl•r for lmlh lt•<im<. lllH' For tlw g;.intl'. Ob•111 had 89 '.11 '" •HI 1 •1 l'.llTH'" 1·aught "l'\ 1•11 µJ ,, . .., 1111 :r> ~a rd" and p11nlt•d 111 tlltll., lor ;i 11 ;.ard H \'t'l':IJ,!t' 1!111 lh1• k••\ f111 0(,'(' ''a-. tl:> d1•l••n::-1 "hwh ht·ld ~111 <·xplos1\'t' ('1·111tt111 ofl t•nst• to Jllq 212 \ ;1qh \lt•,lll\\ hill .. !ht• (I('(' o ll1•n.,., 111lll'<f llfl :!'I:! ;..1r<b in tol.tl 1111•·11,1· 1h llt'-.t pr mlurtion 111 I h1• ''"""II 1'1.i;. Ill~ \\di Ill tl1•l 1•1hC \\l'rt• \IJ11 <111t111n. "h11 t·uming off a hout \\Ith the• llu. h.td 11 tackles and '""s ad .. •. ~ind L1•1• Wheeler who had ,, g.111w l11gh 15 I ucklcs Tu < I-1 r. I h 1· I r 1: s h m a n qu.11 lt-1 h.u·k from Corona del \1 ;11 1 li i.?li p.1s~1·tl for 13~ ) arcls .md ra11 fn1· .1 J.I 'J iii toul'hdO\.\ n 111th••111 -.1 q11;1rt1·r Palomar came into the game with impressive defrns ive s tJl l>. but Coa(·h Ken s,1 canngt•n's Gauchos JUmped out to a 23-7 halftime lead thanks to a th1 t'l' touchdown e'<plosion 111 thl' "l"<'Ond quarter Tht: (iaul'hos got a 19-yard TD hookup between Slewart a nd Curt Aron-. for unl' scor e. S t cw<1rt rcrn the lrnll in for another . und Phil Spencer rambled 59 yard:. w1lh a punt l'l'lurn Saddlcback also ~ot TDs from Jl0r<1ld Alford on a 2-yard run and Dm 1d Ashford on a 7 yard .,<:am ppr Spt'll<'l'r·~ punt return added lo hi.!> tl'am leading s lats. Coming into llw g ame. lhl' .!>Ophomore return :.pec1alisl had s ix runs for ~I ) ards ll1s 59 yard return 1mpro\'ed on that stat. to s ay the lt'aSl With I 50 remain111J! and 0(.'( trailing 16 1·1. lht• l'tralt"' ht>trnn u 68-yanf drivf' 1n 11 play., that ""tild rC'-;ult 111 lht "1nn1ng tou<·hnown Ol .. on v4111 g hl 11111 1 J>:lSS1•s , inc luding thn•t• s t ra1ghl clP•'P 111 Ct•rntos terntor :-111 kPt·p the cl r" t• ah H' Woodbridge falls () n l h II d .111 ti I " fl <J t I h l' C1•ri 1tos 1:? uml \\1th 11•.,s than :1 m 1n11lt· ll'ft on tht· l'11wk T11eke1 lossecl <t J)<tS:> lo Dunham .11 till' five :-ard line Tht• play \1 :.is dc•s1gn1.•d to gt•I 11ut of ho1111cls s In (' c th(' p Ir a 1 t• .!> h ·' d II () ltmt•outs rC'mainrng But 011nham alcrtl\ shook oH a tatklt:r .ind <;tnotc•d 11lt11 1111' end 7.onl'. di\'mg over 1 hl· i.:oal UCI r un nt"r~ tic· I.\ \.ll RAOA I<' fl\lllt'" cro-.., 1·011ntn l•-.1m ratf'd to J s hat t• of tht' tl'.1111 1'11ar11p1on-,h1)1 " 1 I h '\ t•' ld ut La Mirnda Regional Park. 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TO LE,.011110 SCOREIU C•m~ll.t<ou,lon •SS ... u • Sims, oe1ro11 .... .. , ... 1 ~ S.pll.n, °"""' G. Rovert, ,._ OrtHn> ,,. '2• •• J ~ L-l!f'Y. K<ll'HS Cti. Oo<'Mll, Dell~ IOI .,, S.7 t Slm\ Oelroll "nclrews. "ll.,.la 107 59 SJ l " l"ranltlln, PN•-lonl• k klOel' .1flH lhl• Valiants had J!One Jh(•Jd 1:J 7 ~c·arl:> seven minutes later. .Jim l'Jnt aleo thwarted St Cc•nl'\'i<'\'e·s bid for a two-point c·on n•rs 1on ~hen h e intercepted Sea n Sterlc·s pass m t he end zone afkr the Val ia nts had 1n('rt'<1M'<l their margin to 19-7. \\'arricll coach Gene NOJ I did not fot•I the final score <43 7> \\ <Js an ind1eation of how the game progressed "We played hard and we did not g 1\'e up," he 'iUtd I. e u d i n g l h l' W a r r 1 o r s 11fft•ns1v<'h "erl' John \1on'land. ·.tho currtt•d l\\n l1mt•s ·ror 21 ' .1 r d ., a n d B u r k e . " h o completed 7 of-15 µasses for 50 :> ards. with one interception T im C'oddc·s 20·yard catch of a Ou r ke pass to the St Genevieve 23 ~as the highlight of t he Warriors· only scoring drive. JIM MARINO VO(KSWAGEN-ISUZU 18711 BEACH BLVD. _ ____,HUNTINGTON BEACH CALL 842·2000 Orango Coast DAILY PILOT 1Sunday, October 18. 1981 113 . Golden West • IS back Rustlers return to South Coast Confer ence with 17-14 win 8y t'URT SE:EOl':N Of llW Delly ~I ... Ii.ff Lwit wl•ek against !h1nlu Monica CC. Golden West (;oUeg~ receiver Gil Rhodes didn't catch one pass qu1tt• an odd stat considering Rhodes was one or the top rece1 vers in the Sooth Coast Conference c·om ing into the gam e. But GWC Coach Ray Shackleford waited until after Saturday night's conference opener with Mt. Sun Antonio to disclose the r eason behind Rhodes' in ability to s nag any passes. "Gil wus basically out or action last week because he suffered a dislocated finger aguinst Santa Ana." Shacklefo rd explained "He was playing agamst Santa Monica but he was JUSt a decoy lie couldn't have caught anything if he w:rnted lo " Saturday night, Rhodes was healthy again, und he wanted to catch some passes. Before the night was over. 6·2, 180 pound wide re1:e1vcr hauled in eight passes for 185 yards int'lud1ng a 28-yard TD pass from Sam Aiello to )>park the Rustlers to a 17·14 victor y a nd mark a triumphant GWC return to the South Coast Confercm·t• Coming into the gam e, Rhodes had caught 15 pasi.es for 180 yards and was fi fth in the SCC. Al . one stretl'tl in th<' second half he was on the rece1 vi ng end of six s traight Aiello passes as the Rustlers improved their overall record to 2·3. Aiello meanwhile. using some great pass protl•ction from his offensive line. connected on 12 of 20 vasscs for 252 yards and no intercept ions. llas counterpart. the Mounties' Mike Clopton. was equally impressive witti a 19·for ·31 pl!rform ance. good for 182 yards and no intcrc(:ptions GWC opened the scoring at 7:04 of the first 4uartcr a~ Scott Giem booted lhe first of three field i:oaJs. this one from 36 yards out Mt San Antonw responded with a lO·play, 95-yard drtve which culminated with a 9-yard TD run by hard-working Richard Hanson. The PAT was good. and the Mounties held a 7-3 lead with l 4 · 55 left 1n the first half. ll<1nson dodged and weaved his way through lhe G WC line for 64 yards on 14 car ries in the first half, bul the Rustler defense held him to just 32 yard.:; in the second half, forcing Mountie QB Clopton to go to the air more often. · 1 thank our defense came through real well ton1J!ht," admitted Shackleford. ··we proved we're guinJ! to be a competitive team in this league.·· The Rustler defenst' wtt!; runked dead htat against the r ush in the sec comlna into the game, allowing oppon.ent.'I 196 yard5 on the ground. Saturday night. howeve r. the Mounties could muster JUSt 88 yards rushing. GWC. an turn, collected 130 on the ground with Todd Elliott I 15 t•arrles, H yards) and f<'red Crissinger I 8 carries. 33 yards I doing most of ther work. Even Aiello got into the running picture wlth 36 yard" on 11 carries. GWC used two more G1em field goals ( 19 a hd 201 to take a 9 7 halftime ll'ud. but Mt San Antonio battled ba<'k as Clopton found Carey Shephard tn the end zone from 4 yards out to give the. Mounties a 14·9 lead. G WC drove 62 yards in six plays for the wi nning touchdown, with Aiello hitting Rhodes from 28 yards out. The two teamed again on a two-point conversion to g1vl' the Rustlers the 17 14 verdict The Rustlers survived some tense moments in the waning seconds particularly when Ml San Antonio pulled off a fake punt which resulted 1n a 28-yard pass completion from kicker <and backup QB I Steve Olson to Ron Bailey Two Mountie penalties and a GWC sack of Clop ton quickly ended Mt San Antonio's hopes. however Beadle clinches title Raymond Beadle of Dallas suffered through an exasperating final day of qualifying Saturday, but still managed to clinch has third consecutive world drag racing championship along with a s tarting spot in today·s 17th annual World Finals at Or ange County Interna tional Raceway Although he failed to improve on hts Friday p erf ormance of 6 .04 seconds a nd 229.00 miles-per hour, Beadle still managed to qualify firth overall in the Funny Car division. there by earning enough points to clinch the 525.000 fi rst pl ace bonus regardless of what happens 1r1 today's finals Stealing the spoll1Rht Saturday "a!> Dale Armstrong. a 39·year old veteran from Torrance, who was cloeked in 5.93 seconds at 238 72 mph in earning the No. 1 qualifying i.pol in his final Funny Car race an a driving c apac1t) ------- PLUS YOU'LL SAVE 18% ON 2 BEST-SELLING PATTERNS! 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P acific got the ball in eitcellent fi eld po~ition after a 35-yard punt by Long Beach's Mike Horan with 2:23 left. The 49ers. who fell to 0-1 m conference action and 1-5 overaJI. took a 10-3 advantage on a 15-yard scoring pass from quarterback Doug Disney to light end J im Donnelly early in the third quarter . A crowd of 8,646 wa tched the game a t Anaheim Stadium . San Jose State 45, CS Fullerton 23 SAN J OSE San Jose St ate quarte rback Steve Clarkson passed for 384 vards and five touchdowns to lead the Spartans to a 45-23 victory over Cal Slat~ l'uller ton in a PCAA contest. The crowd of 21,238 saw Clarkson complete 25 o( 40 passes. tossing just one interception. His 23 -yard pass to Jim Kearse midway through the third quarter gave t he Spartans a 28J23 lead they never gave up. Fullerton's big problem was its inab1litv to control the Spartans' passing offense, and a lack of first downs . San Jose is now 4 · l and 2-0 in PCAA conference play Fullerton is now 2-5 and 1·2 in conference play. BYU 27, San Diego St. 7 SAN DIEGO Quarterback Jim McMahon fired three touchdown strikes and })toke NCAA records as 17-ranked Brigham Young shackled previously unbeat en San Diego State in ha nding the Aztecs a 27-7 Western Athletic Conference setback. McMahon. returning to the BYU lineup after missing two games because of a knee injury, completed 27 of 42 passes ror 349 yards as the Cougars raised their WAC record to 3·0 and their overall mark to 6-1 It marked the 14th time that Mc Mahon has passed for 300 yards or more in a game during his career. bettering the previous NCAA mark or 13 Texas stunned by Arkansas From AP dispatches F AYETTEVI LLE . Ar k . -Unra nk e d Arkansas ignited by halfb ack Gary Anderson and qua rterback Tom Jones. shocked No. l Texas out or the unbeaten ranks Saturday with a 42-11 Southwest Confere nce victor y over the stunned Lo nghorns. It was the second worst whipping Texas had received from Arkansas in the 63 years the two schools have pl ayed each other . The Razorbacks bounced them 42-6 in 1938. The Longhorns joined the graveyard ranks of Michigan. Notre Da me a nd Southern California who bad been listed No. 1 in The Associated Press poll t hen suffered an upset. It was Arka ns as' first victory over Texas in Fayetteville in 16 years and only the Razor backs" third victory in 15 games against the "Horns Arkansas pounced on an early tumble, cashed in it in for a quick touchdown on a 1-yard run by .I ones, and the jitte ry Longhorns never recovered. Arkansas was a head 15-0 before Texas ever had a ri rst down thanks to a safety on a bad center snap and a ~yard touchdown run by Anderson. his first score of the season. SM U 38, Houston 22 HOUsrON-Safeties James Mobley ancf Wes Hopkins returned interceptions 65 and 66 yards for fou rth-qua rter touc hdowns a s 10th-ranked Southe rn Methodist took ad vantage o f nine Houst on turnovers for a 38-22 Southwes t Conference footba ll victory. The victory lifted the Mustangs, 6-0. into the SWC lead after top-r anked Texas was beaten 42-11 by Arkansas earlier Saturday. Mobley, who e arlier recovered a fumble, broke open the game with 10:14 left when he intercepted a pass by Houston's Lionel Wilson at the SMU 35. The interception r eturn was aided by safety Blane Smith's bllu of Eilson. It was Wilson 't third interception in the game and Houston's seventh t urnover as the error-prone Cougars dropped to a 3-3 season record and 1-2 in SWC play. The Mustangs now are 3-0 in the con f erencC'. TCU 13, Utah St. 13 FORT WORTH. Texas Quarterback Steve Stamp passed 26 yards fo r a fourth-quarter touc hdown but th e rans booed when Texas Christian then disdained a two-point conversion tr y a nd settled ror a 13-13 tie with Utah State. Froit kicker Greg Porter missed a 51-yard fi eld goal in a driving rain with eight seconds to play that could have won it for TCU. ' Arizona 18, Oregon 14 WET as the Sun D •villi rolled up 349 yards total orfense and a 28 10 lt.-ad EUGENE. Ore Freshmon tailback Vance set by former teammate Mure Wilaon . ln addition. Mc Mahon broke the NCAA record for most points responsible for during a three-year career. Ills first touchdown pass meant he was responsible for 456 points, breaking the former mark of 453 set by Da nny Whit e or Arizona State . Washington 56, Oregon St. 17 SEA'M'LE S<>phom ore quarter back Steve Pelluer fi red touchdown passes of 25, 4, 16 and 21 yards m the first half as the Washington Huskies overpowered outclassed Oregon State, 56 17, 1n a Pacific-10 Conferl'nce game. Johnson ran 11 yards for a touchdown early 1n the fo urth quarter Saturday to he lp Arizona come fro m behind for a n 18· 14 Pacific· 10 Conference foot ball Vll'tory over Ore~on Pelluer 's four T_D passes were two shor t•of the Pac-10 r ecord set by John Elway of Stanford against Oregon State last year and one s hort o( Chr is Rowland's Washington school mark set m 1973. Johnson's touchdown capped a 68-yard drive and erased a 14-9 Oregon lead. Johnson finished with 91 yards on 12 l'Uries. Sacked twice on BYU's first possession, McMahon bounced buck to guide his team on l>Conng drives of 82 and 74 yards on its next two possessions en route lo u 21-0 halftune advantage. Arizona St. 45, Cal 17 TEMPE, Ar iz. Senior tailback Robert Weatherl> rushed for 208 yards -73 com ing on a third -quarter touc hdown run -and freshman Luis Cendejas kicked a school-record 51-yard field goa l as 20th ranked Arizona State beat California 45-17 in a Pac 10 game. Arizona State, leading the Pac-10 in offense and defense, had 630 ya rds total offense in the game, 496 of it on lhe ground, while holding Cal to 359. The Sun Devils also broke a school record with 37 first downs. Weathers had 110 of his yards in the first half The defe nding Pac-10 champion Hus kies improved their record to 5-1 and went 3-1 in the <:onference Before a crowd of 48,971 on a chilly, dreary day at llusky Stadium. the Huskies led 28·11 at halftime and then put the Beavers a way with a three.touchdown burst in the third quarte r Pelluer. starting his fourth gam e a fter a thumb 10jury to JUnJOr Tim Cowan, completed 15 of 23 passes for 159 yards in three quarters or work He was taken out of the gam e late in the third quarter with Washington ahead 49-11. Pell ucr ·s touchdown passes were 25 yards to Anthony Allen and 4 yards to tight end Willie Rosborough in the fi rst quarter and 16 and 21 yards fo Aaron Wi lliams in the second period. • Brett Weber of Anzona kicked a 32·yard field goal with 1 47 left to complete the scormg. Weber ab.o kicked a 32-yard field goal m the third period. 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UCI tops polo foe Iowa stops Michigan; Missouri shocked UC lrvlnci srored •ev n unanswered aoala in thG second quarter and coasted to an easy 13·5 water polo win over Pepperdihe Saturday at Newport . Harbor High. Michi gan state surprises 14th-ranked Wi sconsin, 33-14 ; Ohio State holds off Illinois, 34-27 The Aneatera, ronked second In the nation behlnd Stanford, took a 3,2 lead into the second qllarter. then scored seven straight goals to open a comfortable 10·2 lead. John Vargas, the leading scorer Int the game with six goals, scored four or the goals during the streak. UC Irvine. now 14.4 overall and 3·0 in PCAA play, has untH Saturday off, when the Anteaters play UC San Diego jn a non-conference game. Jeff Cam pbell and T revor Dodson chipped in with two goals apiece in Saturday's victory. Vargas now has 43 goals on the year to lead the team. .~rom AP dJ•P•tt hl"I ANN ARBOR, Mich. -Iowa fres hman ·rom Nichol booted three field goals and the No . l2 Hawkeyes powerful defense made them swnd up for a 9-7 victory over fiflh·ranked Michigan in a Big Ten footbull showdown Saturday. Iowa's Dave Strobel recovered Evan Cooper's fumble on the game's first punt and the Hawkeyes moved in for a 20·yard Nichol field goal seven plays later. The next lime the Hawkeyes got the bull, Nichol concluded a 56-yard, seven-play drive with a 36-yard field goal to give Iowa a 6-0 lead after one quarter. Michigan put together its only drive early in the second quarter, marching 68 yards in 10 plays with Steve Smith pass ing 17 yards to All ·Amencan wide receiver Anthony Carter, who beat Iowa defender Lou King for the touchdown in the right corner of the end zone and Michigan held on to the 7-6 lead at the half Iow a St . 34, M issouri 13 AMES. Iowa Dwayne Crutchfield scored three touchdowns on short runs 10" Diag. Me11. Color TV •II Af C AutoniAllC frequency con11ol with nu11<.1ed·1n criiry1nq handle t0ABK413W /ICLWC:/ - ... nnd John Quinn passed for more than 200 yard to lead Iowa State to a 34-13 upset of No. 8 Missouri in Big El•ht Conference play. · Iowa State, bouncing back from a 52-31 loss lo San Diego State, capitalized on Missouri turnovers tor two touchdowns and a pair of Alex Gifrords field goaJs to hand the Tigers their first loss in six games. MIDWEST • K-ensas State. ll was the second straight lopsided victory for the Huskers. 4-2. who overwhelmed Colorado 59·0 last weekend. Kansas State ofCered little resistance while falling to 1·5. Ohio St. 3-4, I IHnois ~7 coi.u-.aus. Ohio -Ohio State Burvlved a no th tr blC p •11t n1 performance by JlHnois q&earterback Tony Euon to defeat tile llllnl, 34.27, and remain in Big Ten tltlt contention M ich . St. 33, Wisconsin l4 Gill, a sopho mor.e who tied a Nebraska school ret!ord with four T he Buckeye~. aow I · 1 In the league and 4·2 overall, thwarted Eason'a fine passing perform a n ce with three intercept ions, t he lalt by outside linebacker Anthony Griggs. With 2:05 lert, Griggs' lnty"ception stopped the llltni's bid for a last·dllch touchdown at the Ohio State 33 yard line. EAST LANSING, Mich -Bryan touchdown passes in his first start last Clark passed for three touchdowns. lwo week, had the lluskers on top of K-State to Daryl Turner. as Michigan State 14·0 with 3:35 lcft in the first quarter. upset 14th-ranked Wisconsin, 33·14, in Big Ten play. Purdue 35, Northwest ern 0 Clark completed 18 or 30 passes for Illinois, droppin1 to 2-2 lo the confer~ce and 3·3 for all games, ov~rlurned an early 21·10 Ohio State lead and went on top 27-24 early In the third quarter on a foor·yard r un by Eason 291 yards and set up a touchdown with a EVANSI'ON. 111 -Scott Campbell 41 -yard run as the Spartans won their hurled three touchdown passes and first conference game 10 four tries Jimmy Smith ran for two scores to lead Purdue to a 35·0 Big Ten victory over Indiana 17, Minnesota 16 Nebraska 49, Kansas St. 3 Northwestern, extending the Wildcats' losing streak to 26 games. MANHATTAN, Kan. -Turner Gill Campbell fired touchdown passes of BLOOM I NGTON. Ind. -Mike Greenstein's 23·Y•d field goal snapped a 14· 14 tie with 6: 33 to go. then lndiana·s defe nse stopped Minnesota at the Hoosiers' !·yard line in the closing seconds to preserve a 17-16 Big Ten victory. threw touchdown passes to Jamie 22 yards to Joe Linville. 11 yards to Williams on Nebraska's first two Everett Pickens and 18 yards to Steve possessions and Mike Rozier bolted 93 Bryant, while Smith pounded across yards to score as No. 19 Nebraska .. , from the I-yard line twice for his two breezed to a 49-3 Big Eight victory over touchdowns. Choice ol Mani Colon 3 s1 ~ay For Sak> Heavy Dacron • Rug Y•rn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- .. II ..,.,,. AOY(llftUO MfllCHANOISf l'Ol.ICY Pitt, Penn State roll to victories From AP dispatches PITTSBURGH Quarterback Dan Marino. weuring spec~al pads to protect a bruised shoulder. tossed three touchdown passes and set three school records to lead third-r anked Pittsburgh to a 42-14 victory over 11th-ranked Florida State Saturday. Safety Tom Flynn also returned a punt 83 yards ror a touchdown and linebacker Sal Sunseri returned a pass interceptiQn 22 yards for another score as Pitt. 5-0. avenged a 1980 loss to Florida Stutc. 4-2, that c·ost the Panthers a possible national title. Pitt tail back Ury an Thomas rushed for 217 yards on 23 carries Penn State 41 , Syracuse 16 SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Penn State exploded for 24 points in the second quarter to break open a close game, and the Nittany Lions went on to an easy 41-16 victory over host Syracuse. Running back Curt Warner, ranked among the bes t rushers in the nation, ground out 25e yards on 26 carries including a 89-yard touchdown run in Penn State's big second quarter to key the win . 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Irvine's Cyr al Oblouk tied Foothill's Jeff Wiiiiam s as the 1981 county champ as they both r an 15:44 in separate 3.1 mile races. University's Teresa Barrios was the fastest girl finisher by 44 s econds as the Trojan sophomore ran 18 · 10 Fountain Valley and Mater Dei took boys championships while University and Edison copped girls honors Foothill's Williams. running with only two days training last week . oulsprinted Fo untain Valley's Bob Erickson m the feature r ace of the day. Er ickson and Williams were both undefeated before their m eeting on the hilly Irvine course. .. He <Williams l has run 4: 13 in the mile and he has better speed lhan I do."' said Erickson following the race. "I s hould have pushed him mor e at the two-mile point, I'm not even tired now because it cam e down to sprinting to the finish." The two runners ran wilh the pack for the first part of the race. ·reeling each othe r o ut' in terms of who was going to take the pace. With 200 yards to go 1t was William s sprinting away as he c rossed the line in 15 :44 . Erickson followed with a 15·-48 clocking. The c hronographic timing clock. which measures limes to the tenths, m alfunctioned and the top f ive run ners in the Division AA r ace di6n 't iet a • tco lh added to their time c•usl111 a bit or controvQny. Oblouk, the WIMCr of the 4A Division ruce, wu-s <'lockt.'<1 in 15:44 .6. Because of Williams· lime not being complete, both were awarded the county's fast est runner a ward . Obtouk defE'ated Maler Del's Robert Planlu and Huntington Beach junior Gus Quinonez in a race that saw Maler Dei uphold it11 No . 1 county and C l F rankings . "Comin g d o wn the h ill (toward the finis h ). r heard Planta breathing behind me. r JUSt took off and when I couldn't here him anymore I knew I was alright. I wish now that I had s pr inted a little bit more," Oblouk reflected a ft er the race. Mater Oei scored 38 points and ran the fastest team time of lhf' day I 81. 31 l with the help of P lanta. Mark Mc Master. Ri ckey Martinez and Ernie Estrada. U ni ver s ity Coa c h Do n Christensen almost ran senior Polly Plumer Saturday. which would have been her first invitational or the '81 season. However a swollen ankle, kept her out of actionbut the Trojans depth didn't really wa rrant her presence. Barrios' victory coupled with the finish of Jaimie Nourse C3rd in 19:16>. Susan Armentrout t 5th in 19:32 >. Judy McLaughlin 17th in 19:56) and Tina Liao (10th in 20 :33> took care of lhe opposition. Un iversity fmished with 26 points and the fas test girls team time of the day , Edison looked like the team of a few years back which won back·lO·back Cl F' titles as they took the Divis ion 4A title with 34 points Led by senior Kim DeVetis. the Chargers ran 1-4·7·8· 14 . He lping DeVetis were Leslie Pratt. (20:04 1. Andrea Kirkhorn (20 :43). Tamm y Snyders <20:44 > and Steffanie Terracove < 21 ·11 > Teresa Barrio., Raide r link to g ambling? N EW YORK (AP J Bookmakers and gamblers have established clo!.e contacts with several m embers of the Oakland Raiders' organization during the last decade, the Ne w York Times reported in its Sunday editions. The latest story comes six weeks after the Times reported an association be tween former Raider s quarterback Ken Stabler and Nicholas Dudich. a twice-convicted New Jersey bookm aker. T he information r eported in the Times was gathered by Californi a a nd Federal law enforcement agencies . According to law e nforcement sources quoted by the Times. the National Football League's sec urit y d e partment is conducting an investigation of possibl e ties between the Raiders and ·gambling inte rests. The Times s aid the principal figure in t he inquiry is George Anderson. the head trainer for the Raiders. who was accused in 1972 by a convicted bookmaker and pohce informant of betting with and providing information to Thomas Charles "Whitey" Green North Carolina rallies, 21-10 Georgia, Alabama, Clemson score easy victories From AP dispatches RALEIGH , N.C. -Four th-ranked North Carolina r allied from a 10-0 halftime deficit to score a 21·10 victory over North Carolina State and stay unbeaten Saturday. T he Tar Heels. now S·O. were s parked by running back Tyr one Anthony whose 5-yard touchdown run in the third quarter put North Carolina on top for good. Last week , Anthony, a sophomore. filled in for injured starter Kelvin Bryant and amassed 224 yards on 26 carries in a 48-10 drubbing of Wake Forest. The defeat dropped the Wolfpack's record to 4-2. while the victo ry for North Carolina State was the Tar Heels' third straight in Atlantic Coast Conference play Clemson 38, Duke 10 DURHAM. N.C. -Junior tailback Cliff Austin rushed 19 times for 178 yards and two touc hdowns as sixth-ranked Clemson ran up a 38·10 victory over Duke in Atlantic Coast Conference action . Aus tin, Clemson's s eason rushing leader, scored on runs of 15 and 2 yards. He also had a 27-yard scoring run called back by a penalty in the third quarter. The Tiger offe nse had litUe trouble in moving the Duke defense off the ball. After gaining a 24-3 halftime lead, Clemson scored on its first two second-half possessions to put the game out of reach. Alabama 38, Tennessee 19 BIRMlNGHAM . Ala. -Alan Gray passed for one touchdown and set up another score and two field goals as 15th ranked Alabama smashed T ennessee for the 11th year In a row. 38-19, handing Coach Paul Bear Bryant his 31 lth career victory The Tide sur~ed lo a 28-0 halftime lead in winning their fourth consecutive Southeastern Conference victor y and lifting their overall mark to5·1·1. Gray fired an 8-yard touchdown pass to Jesse Bendross in the final minute of the ha lf. Mississippi St. 14, Miami, Fla. 10 STARKVILLE, Miss.-Quarte rback John Bond. plagued with passing problems most or the season. connected at key times to set up two scores as 16th-ranked Mississippi Stale upset Miami's 13th-ranked team, 14 ·10 Bond engineer ed a second-quarter touchdown with two crucial passes to bring lhe BulldoJ{s from SO VTH behind for good lie hit on a 15·yarder to end Jerry Price that set up a 47-yard Dana Moore field goal. his second. as the halre nded . But in the end. it was the Bulldogs' aggressive defense that salvaged the victory. Mississippi State shut out the Hurricanes in the second half and thwarted a flurry of last-minute passes by Miami quarterback Jim Ke lly, who connected on 20 of 41 for 267 yards Bo nd completed 11 of 20 for 151 ya rds. with seve n of them for 110 vards coming in the first half when the teams wrapped up the scoring. . Georgia 53, Vanderbilt 21 NASHV1LLE. Tenn. -Flanker Lindsay Scott caught two scor ing passes and All-American tailbacK'Herschel Walker ran for two touchdowns lo lead No. 9 Georgia to a 53·21 Southeastern Conference victory over Vanderbilt. Scott, a senior. set a school career ceceiving record whe n he pulled down a 48-yard scoring aerial fro m reser ve quarterback John Lastinger . 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Onota St 10 Sf Genevie,.. 43, Woodb<'~ 7 TDDAT'S CllSSID D PVZZLI ACROSS dont rlCllOfl 134 HOClkey's together 931nt-Yff 1 Hadrian 77 Hole in orni Bobby and 27 Golf clubs 94 Greek 6 FIC1 78 Three lo an family 29 Sentry diai.c:t 11 lu11unates Inning 136 l.Ath command 95 "1-- 16 Afrlean 79 "Bolero" 137 Hardens 33 Plur•I man from tribesman composer 141 Soul· Fr ending SI Ives"· 2 t Adult Insect 81 Denoting 142 Fall flower 35 Settlers 96Flowerlng 22 Gladden origin 1u Sna<:kl 38 Jungle kn1ta Shrub 23 "A Belt for 82 NOQOln top 146 Mr Cualn1 39 BlllCllWOOO 97 Splll .. 83 Natural g1tts 148 Cooking oll ot lndla 98 TeteQraph 24 Of birds 85 lstend 149 Behotdl 41 The ones code 25 A con11nen1 daric. 150 Mlled's son here 99 Slllslied Abbf 86 Topnotch 151 Brand 43 Cubie 101 Pan of PT A 26 Auditory 88 Water 2 words measure 103 lrlah poe1 28 Shower barriers 154 Toward the 45 Harvard's 1a. Kind of taker's 89 Gratted. 1n moo th rival chefry need· heraldry 156 New Zea· 47 Chuma 107 8adl ol the 2 words 90 Yarura land tort 49 lode"*' necil 30ChlneM language 157 Skip over 60 Edlble tuber 108 Unuplrated pagoda 91 Betting 159 Rye fungus 52 None, In sound 31 Muslcal advantages 160Cud Scotland 110 Bee ftats not• 92 Salary 162 Sports S4 19thoen I t1 Copper 32 Haggard 93 Playw -official French alloy heroine 95 Marquand'• 164 Doctrine compoMr 113 Pledge J.4 Hlbefnla ~1ectlve. 165 Heavenly 55 Gem weight 114 BtuJllan 36 Makewatm Mr -downpours 56 Banana heron 37 0r ... -96 Notion 186Wute fiber 116 Cat's toot makers' 97 RadMms allowances 57 Depart: 117 FOi. Sp. specialties 1oo·va1ent1ne 187 Ooze 2 word• 119 Atrakl: Scot 39 WfJ9f1r WO<d DOWN 59 Menial state 121 r hofQilgh- 40 The Orient 101 Favorite 1 Wash lightly 61 Noblemen I ares 42 lyric poems animal 2 Nebralk• 63 Hackneyed 123 Taxi timer 44 Weaver's 102 Eatlmates city 64 Makes more 125 Stagge< reed 1a. Small 3 Anatollan comlortat>te 12 7 Algerian 46 RA de9<>t amoun1 goddess 66 Perches .-pot1 '47 Building 105 Common, In 4Pat 67 New lier 129Clewl material Hawaii 5 Short letter 69 Companion 130 ManterVant 48 Uprlghtn.t 106 cn.mlcal 6 Arbitrate 12 Siient 131 Soap plant 51 Across. suffix 7 Morlndln 74 That. Fr. 133 The Earlh CoMb.form 107 Brulllan dye 76 Engage an 135 Begin 53 Acclaim Ml port 8 Ale ed}unct oppotMH\I: t 38 SIJtth letter 55 Provides a 109 Poellcal 9Wutarn 3WO<d8 139 Recorded, teat advwb atata 78 Aware SI. In I W-V 58 Bear• Of 110 Struggled 10 Allots 79 0~ 140 A11ed took Cuba 111 Partee of TV 11 Cake 80 Weigh• 142 Aac*on 60 Thick lllce 112 Palm Illy ml11tur• down. 143 E. Indian 62 Rock Nit 113 Auto 12 Big f\Jsa 82 Porkers cereal gr- 65 Dishonor lhetllf'I 13 Cutting 84 Nine CoMb. 145 Cloud 66 Sunday 1'5 Alm high tools lonn 147 "P-ty" speech 117 Plaln 14 leg joints 85 Skier'• portal 68Glouy English 15 Gel shelter 150 CarpUke lllh paints 118 Rasp 16BaMbell 87 Harem room 152 Spenllh 70 Sun deity 120 Seth ·1 son cluba 88 Resident of nobleman 71 Garden tool 122 Roof edge 17 Ac1r ... 910own 153 Scottllh 72 "Gooey" 123 Complained Gardner 90 Thick IOyP uncle mud 124 Spy 18 Nickel 91 HCAndet· 155 N9w Jwaey 73 Fabulous 126 Ou1w: Pref ayrnbol _,.,birth-tol'1 bird 128 Turmoils 19 eon.ti-pl8C4 1S8Alhome 75 Lyrle muse 130 t>epartl: l at. ca tea 92 Teutonic 161 And: lat. 76 Poetic 132 Voungstar 20 Join Ma god 163 GrMtl letttf .... ... ... ... ..... ··~ ........... . .. f ' . i I I P· j l NL PLAYOFFS Ood9er1 7, Eapo1 1 ... _,_ LO•ANOCLa• MONT•eAL .. ,.... ell,llM '--'· 19 • 0 I 0 Rel11tt, It • 0 0 0 RW.Mll, \\ J 2 0 0 $col1, JI> ' 0 I 0 tektr, 11 • 1 J J OewMl<I, <f 4 0 0 0 Gt"'t 'I'. 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Oodven I 00119ers 7, Mcw>lt'ffl 1 , .. , .. , tlto t·ll Tocto DoclQeri (Velenruel• l>-71 •• Montrul IBurrl\, •I), l:OS pm. All limes PDT SerlH h t>eu-01 lht All 9amu on Cl'le..,,.ls•-11 ALCHAMl'IOHSHll' HRllS Hew York), o.111..-cl I Hew V-I), 0...1-J Hew Yortl 4, 0.0.t...O 0 IN•,. Yoo wins Mrlts,U) USC 25, St1nford 17 Sc.-.-,o.-n Slanlord O 1 O u -11 USC 11 10 l o-is USC -Allan J run I Jorden ~lc" use FG Jora.n 11 USC -Seffty, Elwey la<klad In end tors use -Wllllt t oeu from Me111r IJMO... kick) Sten FG Harmon 2t U$C -FG Jordan J9 USC -FG JOl'den 1J Si.11 Tolliver 26 paU ftom Elway <Oruttl peufrom E•••r> SIAIJI -Tolllver J pes. ,,_, Elw•v IP•U felledl A -76, 1'1 T•-StMlattn StM flint•-1' RUIN l-Yfl'cll lW I Pe.slno yarm ll5 Return yerd~ l Peuet ll-O·O Pl>llh 5'-lS F111n1>1...-•l P..,alllH·Yetcb I~ Time of Pou4Mlon1 l1 JJ 1Mlv...,.l '1Mhek• USC .. e 111 11S -4 10.~ , .. J~ 1).11' 12 " RUSHING SIAlnford, Helson , .. , •• II w111 .... It, .._. >-10 use Allen «>-153. Mc Clan->-n . GllJoWlll 7• PASSING Stan4Md. El••• 7)-•~US use. MMUt 10.l~HS, Allttn0.1.0.0 RECEIVING S!Mllord, Tolliver 4--60, V White •M. Mtl>Otl ~lS, Lon.1r'4er J.d USC. Slmmon1 ..,I, Allen._.., M Moore t 17, T Wllltel-t, UCLA 17, W11hlngton St. 17 k-11•0...'*' UCLA 0 10 0 1-17 WHlllnot1111 State o 1 I >-17 WSU -Herrl1 • roo (Monl\ ~k~l UCLA Cerney .. l>"H lrom Atmlt'( (Jonnson kk kl UCLA -FG JolWlson JI WSU -Ells.• ., yard lnl•rcteitlOll return IMottl1 ~klr.1 WSU FG MMr>s It UCLA C.pllOuUrvn IJohllion klOI A -ao,ooo TNm si..iiucs UCLA WSU F inl -m ll lJ Rua11e1-yercb •S.lll 5'-27• Peulno yarcb 147 1tt lletutn yanb It SS Peuff II 11-1 11.11o1 P1111b •.!O FumblK-IO\l I~ Peneltlts-yercb • • Time ol PouftilOll 1': lS IMlv-U-... RUSHING -UCLA, C•11nou' 1 .... MortNed f.l1 WSU, HelllS 71·1'1, Martin ... ,, 1'4$SIHG UCLA, AemHY •·tl-1·120. Bono l·S.0.17 wsu Turrwr • ll·O·lll, Ca-rs.t-1• RECEIVING -UCLA, Carney, ).7t, TOWllMll l·ll WSU, ICtller S.tS, "-:Ml P1clflc ~~:'~h St. 10 Pe<llk J 0 1 1-11 Lone Beech SI. O J 7 ~10 Pec -FGICl,_y~ l8 -FGJ-ll LB -~11'1' IS Pt$\ lrom DIMlty IJoflnson •k kl Pe< -Sc"'el11tr SS IMIH from Miller l lC>nneylr.kll) "•c Heinrich II PH• lrom Miiier IKl1111tOICkl A -t • ..- l'•C LIS Flrttd-JI IJ RUSNl-v•rcb 39-US '7·11' Pnslno y-11l 1" R .. urnr•nlt .. t Pnws n •1 ,,.,._, .....,.. "" 7-45 l'vml>l-IClll 1-1 1-1 "en•ltlft..ywcn ,,... 1.n " .... of ...,,._Ion •. 2' ,. . )4 I .. ..._, SIMl.-Ct ".USHIHG -Peclllc, 91eclr.welt IHI. Werren •tt. ~ S.ecll SI., MolllQIDMt'Y It.ft. L-·-· R-\li. PASSINO -Peclflc. 111111~ tt•1-m Lone ..... SI., 01_, l>-•>u.s IHCEIVIHG l"«lfle, Htllltkll .. 71, tlKll-11 .... , llr-11 .. ,., Cefftll J>U, w..dt >-. U1>9 hecll St., L.eldtl-Y« ~101, 0-11, >1'. ~>to Sen Joee St. 45, CS 'ullerton 23 ac-w~ CSl'u11..-7 10 • o-n Sen Jo• IA. 0 21 10 1~ ,vii -Cllffrty 1 YM'f '"" ($1flllll• lll<lll SJS -Snlelloy • """ fr..., ClortlMll (hr91lld1) SJS -... ..., 71 yeot ""' from C:t•t1111111 (hrfllklll SJl-Wllllll ... ., ........ l~•lcll) l'wll-l'GMtl ... ,44 '"" _ .,....,_ 11 "" ..,. .. from c.tfrwy <1•1114l•llklt) hll -Lftlt t.a ,,_NII (111<11 lel•) IJS -K-U \'«41 MU from C•--( .. fJ llkll) SJS -l'O llett. 2S LIS -a.ii., U \'aN -~ Iron> C:lor1f-18tro Uclll I.JS -l'rt111 11 Ytrd "1• ftottl Cl--lhft kki:I A-11,UI 111r11--. ...........,.,. ,. ...... ., .. ._ .. .,..... ,. ... ....... "'-'" ,...,,. ...... ................ , ... 11 .,., .. '*' " ...,.. • 11 ... •t 7-R ..... " U·ltt ... " ~' ~,, J.41 "" ,,.. ... COMMUNITY COLLIQI! Orenge Co11t 20, Ce1rlto1 ,. ICMwtof .......... 0rM99 CMtt I 0 1 » Cffrl... 1 0 • >-16 C Welcll U p•u lfom Corwin (l'lclll .... rlllc.111 oc;c Tuell., 14 '"" '°'"" kl<111 OCC:--oitefl I r1111 IOIMI\ klOI c: e~ .. "" ''"" c:-•11 1111<k fellMl C-l'IUl1119r tt FO oc:c;-Ounl'I.., u ,. .. 'l"Ol'I' Tueller 1111e11 bt«lled) Attendance 4,* (ettl~tlld) o-suttnln c occ Fl••I 0-,, 18 Au•hel•Y•rd• M-101 41·1•1 Ptuh111 yanb l•I lb P .. le\ 10.1~ "·IH-1 """'' ,.,. 11).6' Fvtnbl .. lotl I I I .. ,...,.ltlet'VetdJ •2' •tOS ,,....,,,.., tt111111111 C JOflM04'1, lt·I•, l<•mP. 4 M. SMle, •·H. Hiii, 2·1t, SIMnwyk, I 10, c:-•11. •tor·ml.,.,.5'. OCC-01•011, lf·tt; Tuclr.•t , 17 41, Soulllwat'd, .. 11, Frink, 4-t. llldlvi.tlf'eulllt C-C-11\ f.lt-4, IJt, S ... nwyk, 1•2.0, ~ OCC-Tucller, If.SM, 122. ttodlv..,...RecelYl"t C-StMle, •1'; W•lch, ).3', JOhlllOll, •U. Compton, I~. OCC-otton, '·l2. Ronev ..... Ovllfltlft!, l·ll, Flynn, l·lt. Giddings, I 7, Frll\k, Mor-mlnusS Golden West 17, Mt SAC 14 Scere~y~ Ml, $M1 Mtonlo 0 I 1 ~U Golclltll WKI ) • I f>-11 GWC-<ilem » FG M$4C-Ht11M111 • roo ISencllet kk kl GWC-<;lem .. FG GWC-<i""" lO FG MSAC-SNl>l\erd • P<IH l rom Clopton <Sanc,,.z lr.lcll) GWC-Allodu 71 pan from Alello ( AllOCIH IMIH from Alellol Attencs.nc• -l.4IOO 1 .. 11ma1aol G-Stellttk1 MSAC Flrll DGWni II AUlNl·Vtn:lt -Peulng Ytrd• 110 Passes »:12-4 Pvnts •-411 2\imbles-'°'1 J.J Pen•lllH·Vtrds S 2S owe 11 Jf•llO UJ 12--2CMI ...0 u S-Sl l..,vl-l llulAl"I MSAC-H•l\son, 2J .... Con1a110. •·11. Clopton, 11-1or...,1nu, IS. GWC Ell loll, I s .. 1. Alello. 11.)6, CrlUln~<, f.ll; Stehl-r, ).10, IColtt<•. 1-1. L0119, 1·1 ·-·~•l'•.ul ... MSAC ..Clopton, It.JI~, 181. OllOll, I 1-4, ,. GWC-Alello, IJ·llMI, JSl lftdlvlduel Rectl"I ... MSAC Treto, HJ, Vl9 il, l-e . ConlOllO, ~u. Flood, >u. e.Qlty, 2·l1, Root, 2 1•. Sllepftard, 1-4, H..-.JOll. I~ GWC-llllod•s. I Its C Altt. 2 SI LtP14'nl• l·U; Elll<Jlt, l·I S1ddleb•ck 45, Palomar 13 S<-"" °"8r1en Seddltl>Kk 2 21 7 ·~ Ptlomer 7 0 • ~13 P-J. ~'run IWetklm •ICkl S-Saletr l>ell ~ OUI 04 end IO"I s-st-•rt 1 "'" <M••,,,,.11 pan ,,_, s~~Art.!m 1t oeu lrom si.wer1 f Mllltt klek) $-Spencer ff pUnl return lklCk blocked) S-Stowart t roo (Miiier klO) P-J. LMw 6 pen !•om Pltlerson (lr.lclr. lalltd) S-ASMonl 7 run (Miiier itlO) S-Altwd 2""' l•kk felled) S. Seltly, puttl l>locked out of'"" zone. Alt-en<e -t,000 le11lmaled) HIGH SCHOOL Unlverelty 25, Newport H1rbor 10 HH-CuiS>2lFG U -Ellens ltrull (P91r-kkk) u -Flto.11 I fl/II,,.,,,,_ .. ,Ck) u -s.t.tr ,_ ~ Into -zone> U -Poti.-tlFG H H -Berry 11 P<1U from Selby I C11'9 tl,k) U -Flsan J run INU lalled) U NH FlrslO-10 t AUUIH·V-,._14' »71 Paulno v•rdS IS 116 Pn$H S-IJ.l 11·29-1 Punb ~JI •» FumblK-losl 2·1 •2 P ... altles-yerds .. IOS ).17 , ................... .. U -Fl!KUS 2s.tl; Sor•nsan 1··· Ellerts •22, H-11-10 NH -8emel1 J.11; Br-n .... Selby""· Cul1>1·7l. , .......... aul ... U -El~, S-1).l, IS. NH -Selby, 12--29-1, II•. IMlvldMlll ltecel"I,.. U -Fl!K"' 1-J; Miiier 2·11, Sol'enlOll t U. NH BeNWn >-30; Btrry S-SS; \/anDrlmlell H1.SWlet H . St. Genevieve 43, Woodbrldgtt 7 Sc.ft..,~ SI. Gtne"leY• 0 1' 1' 1~ WOOC1brl09" I 0 0 I>-I w -8'1rll• J run 1zav•rt11a kick> SG C.~ JO pass from Sterle (Ponce kick I SG -h99Je 14 !MIU from Sterle (lr.k k blOClr.edl SG -Teaele 7 """ rrom Slttl• c-lelled) SG -8rdord 14 pau from Sterl• (Polle• ki<lr.I so --.1"112n.n IPollceklO) SG -Vti'oodw•nl S run !Ponce klekl SC -Ponce 2' FG Att•lldettce-aoo Intimated) 0-SUU-• so w Finl Downs I• 1 Aus••·Y-,._ ,... u..e P•ulno yercb , ,. S2 Puws 11-1"4 a.1 .. 1 Punt1 ).Jt -F....,l>l ... losl 1-4 1·2 Pen.lltltl·y•nn t-40 >24 ,,......_, ...... , .. SG -8rdord, ~; Woodward, 12-s:J; Galeano, llM3. W Mor,lancl, 1·11, FltU4'toa, l~V; BvrU t·l•. llOdl~l'aullll SG S'ule, 1).tt-4, 11', w Burk•, 1·15'1, 10; Auuell. M-4. t 1..-. ...... 111ace1v1.,. SG -C.-del, •15, BrecllMd, ).SJ, lu9lt. ).)4, w Figueroa, >n. Morelend, ~14, COdde. I 10. HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS Se• View LH,U• WL Esi.ncl• , 0 I Saddl-k 2 I 0 Unlv••Slty , ~ El Toro , 0 Ca<MMI de! -I I Irvine I 0 Costa MtM 1 0 H .. pott Hllftlor 0 > 0 ....... .,..I<_ Ualvenlty 2S, ~ Harbor 10 NHL Bruin• I , Kings 4 tar. ......... • L s 0 4 , • 1 , • • I J 7 I • 0 • ' I 0 0 0 I I 0 0 2 t 1-S 0 0 4-4 J I •• C.t.Ml'9•u.C0111'• .. •<• ....... ., ..... WI.Te~.-... , t ... u • t J t lt lJ • t ) 0 u 21 • l•ltt tsl 0 • I 11 It I Ml-ta Wlftfll ... ,.,..,,., Otlrolt St l.tllh Cllk- Nwn.DfvttMfl 1 111•111 ) I 0 ft If • 2JIU10S tJll7 JI) 7)01011 4 l>l>•tt i WAl.U CC*l'ettllfCI ...... OWi .. HY hlen9tn ' 0 I It t 9 1'1111 .. lpl'lle i 0 I JO 10 7 Plt!NllKtfl J J I 17 It ) HY lf""91(t 1 • 0 11 '6 2 w .. 111"91411 1 > o 10 • 2 .,._Dlvlti.I ... tell Mot1lrtel •u11a10 Quebec H••ttero • I )I 21 • ) 0 I JI II 1 J I I U It I 1 J 0 " 2• • '''"'°' ..._.., •• w ..... BOlltn s, ici.,.. Hettforo t, O.troll t Q .... •· T OfOlllO • MOllll"HI 10, Ven<OOIWt 4 NV h lellden J, H Y 11-s • l'llt\W9" S, Mlnneaot• > Buffalo•. Weshlnvton 2 $t Leul1 7, Cllk-> T ... , •• o_ MtnltNl el Buff•lo l'IUSllWtl\ at O.troll M lnn-U tt,Pflil-191\le St LOOllUI HY ~enetn E dm-on et Clllceeo Colol-ti WIM11't9 Oek Tree (at So!tte AllllAI SATUllOAY'S lllSULTS• (IMll ef DoMJ _,,., .... rM "'"tlfltl ,IUT llACI. •11> lurl~ He11lmo IVt ltN.,.lal •.20 J.00 J.tO Phll'' Prince ILlpheml t .IO s.ao OtprHlatlon !Hawley> S.40 Also recao: Mt. F.J D , G•tlln' GunMr, My Don Oort, Andtt$Oll Esquire, Hosl At1tln. SN m Tov, Turt CMter, Touch OI Goocl, Boy Baldwln. Time• I: 11 secOND 11Ac1. 1111• mll.u. lt'I A Shem IMcCtrr1111) 19.10 •.IO UO Calallontlt IValemuelt) •.20 MO F abu lovs 0.0 (Hawley I 3 . .0 Also reced: Cheree A«ovnt, Honco ~. Poor Joltn, Br.,.. Liiiie Nell, talllc Warrlo<, Spltelully, Peleck>uo Time I '3415 U DAll..Y DOtJILI (10.11 peld '56 t0 THl•D•ACI •lurlona> S-r SIAlt lllncenl IOllvarH) Loom Jet (Plncay Jr I SPC>rkh ITorol s ao 3.oo uo '60 2.40 J.00 AllO reced Rooney, ~Id, Seml,..,le !Cid. Em•'*• Time I'll• l'OUllTH llACI!. One mHe JtMller B tHawleyl 1 40 J.IO 2.tO Hortr..rn Stvle IC•n•ntoal 4 IO J.00 Fanda1199rlna IMcCerron) 100 Also raced Lost Looi, Our Destiny, F0t1v !Carets. K•ll'fl Thlt4, S••rOUsl Ledy, Wrllln' Mamme, Gold CollnlY Time 1.». l'lnH llACI!. ll/16mlle' E•rly Tomet°" tGalllt•no> 1' 60 7.60 .. ao E••ly Settler (Toro) 10.«> 4.IO ThrM Blh ICHtaMde) 4 . .0 AIM> r.ced. Splnora, Unspoll•n, Prince Worthy, Doeo. H•rd To L" Time: I ·CJ l/S. U UIACTA (f.31 paid J16l.OO. SIXTH llACI!., furlOl\QJ. True M•I-(Valttniueltl Miu &econ (Llpnem) 8al1am (1Atnb9rt) 4,00 l .IO J.60 • ao a.60 '-'° Le tr-, Aho reuct: Wtl\Jlno Blede, Otll9flttlll SIMn, Yvodll Time: 1:n11s. s•v1NTH •aca. 1 1ur10n91 Miu Pel'INIMI IC.IA-I 2l.10 10 .. JO SM ''°"" Lllr <Piiie.or Jr.I • • 100 Btaulllvl 0-IMcC...ron) J.MI Also rececl Rlvthl, Fantntk Lia, Slllrt't 0.ll(lfll, CoppC-r LVSltt, Time t 23 U l'ICX SIX 11·~1-l) ... id .... JMM wlln •-w41111lne llck•U Isl• l'lorws>. SZ Pklr. Sia COfltolll(loft peld '571.10 w11ft «ll wlnnl"9 tklr.tb fllw honnt. • IOHTH RACE. •v. fur'°"9i. Forlloft CCastellMa) 19.20 , _., 4.40 Arltlo<retlcal IMcCtrron) 6.60 1111 Syll<opa .. IPlncey Jr.I La Also reced: "-t &ell, BIO Prtte11tetlof\, Merl>I• Court, Flyl"ll Clllcll, Mollvltv Time. l :ll41S NINTH aACI. 1111• mllff Arr lbtno (H-ley) • 60 S.00 180 Tout T9'e lllcta< CV•ltllluel•) l.00 JM AOHltlldO (NcCerr1111I 2• Aho raced Jun'• ICY Blasl, Hoor's Dynasty, Omaha Mike, Sir $pr1Ke, Mr l"I,,. Friend. Time. 1.4', U IXACTA l~ll paid SltJ.00. At t...oance 7t ,170 Hollywood Perk SATURDAY'S RUULn (Ulllef 11 ........ ----.. , ~IUT ltACI. One mlltpec;e. Perll119 IAIA!lnl a.oo J.tO l.tO Jem•• Grett., (Andonon) J.20 >..«> Ml11lm..-. (l.on90I 10.00 "''° reced: Golo Star, w1111er Prlnc.e. Eesy 0 .V .. Adtpl Boy, My SendY. Ee1t-.cl Prl11ca, II-Soll. Time. 1:"2/S P UlACTA ().S) peld SJO tO. saCOND llACI!. 0... mll• PK• c•nsr 11-1 ll.killtllllll 6.IO :i.ao ,.., Opel\ H0uW (Hudon) l .10 U0 HleltloM (lynl IT OOCI) 4.00 AIM rec.e: 0-•. Ke1111Kkr Kine, Pinch Hit, Loee11 Chence, Hel Cherie, Jereml•ll't llov, Cleuk Lea Time. 1.m/S THIRD llACl.Ont mlleHO Ce""Y lret 1-.-1 • 40 1.0 J.00 T ... e A St• 10.-rl ,,00 4.40 Moody Blve IHuOOll) S IO "''° reced· ~~ Fiith, Jame• Hondo. Hundred Dollws, lloss H., Jame' Minton, OttpWoocb, Sl~rnmtr. Tim•. l."4/S U IXACTA (S.t ) !Miid "81 00 ~OU llTH •ACE. One mlle 1NtCa. C'mon Hlllllllly llleyl.uJ •.60 J.60 2.IO lrlth F-(TOdO II) J.tO 2.tO De11tes Ende-(0.Somerl 2.tO Also) rl!C*I: A~erk, Flully Fr..,.., JUV'beer·l, 8oou 8ty, Anclys For11ttable, Time: 7·01. "'TH llACI. OM mlle 1NtCe. Tiie Gtlll H (And9nan) 12.lO S.00 J.tO c aot•l11 Knl9f'll H tL.onoe) •.20 4.20 Ort11lle Bel CHllOOlll 4.00 Also rectd: lkH MOl'I .... Mee Adlca A, WllllCM.ttFtw. Time: 1:'9. U eXACTA (I .. ) pelU 1'2.00 SIXTH llACe. 1 ,,_ mlle pace. Genollll Kl'ltll IGouctrNul t0.60 r.10 4.00 JuJtln Pntlno (Ar1-I 4.60 a.«1 Meplo l'rltt (Vellal'ICllllOf\em) 100 Also rececl: Midas Almahurst, C•al9 Otl, Rtmbllnt Wiiiow, Ttrport Boss, Miit~ Sco11t, Rowdy Ytnlr.H, Oe11•ll. Hatl ... H1111t.,., Ho Ho Hero, Syn<opa11on. Time. 7:ot. savelfTM ttACI. o... mll•-•· 8reMl!etd H <ANtnottl lJ.10 4 40 t IO S.... M4Wlo (IC-I J.IO 2,eo l'lyh'f flllvel CSMr""'I 4.'4 Ah• rectd Maverick Alm ehurd , Ealr-dlnery, Piiia Slllp, 8-t of A ... 0.lfMH. Tlmt. I S'7 •IS. "~TA (M l 1'0idS7S 10 U "'Cit I.IX 110.~7·1•t-11 peld '19, 1'UO wltll -wltw1l11t1 tleket hi• __ ,. u .... • Sta C ... IO!Mlorl paid '"'-60 Wiii\ 40 WIM"'8 lltlr.•1• lfl"' --·· e 1eHTM ttACI. One m ite Pt<•. - LeoPtrtl l~lwmlell) 1111> J IO UO, l'tter 011111111 (0'~111 10.20 MO lctt!ISll Lotll IV•lltftdll'lllltml ,,00 Alto ,.od; Mcl(en11e, Game Sltow, Hltll'l'IN,""""" Htlltev Peter, V-r•ltd. Tlmtt l:S> 1/S. •• lllACTA l•tl l'tld ttl'l.50. llllNTM RACe. One mlle NCt. °"'"eftcl Cl»totnef) 16,:IO ,.Ill, l"«Mt (tolltr) c-..,._,. .... (KllM!trl AIM r~ct: Geomttrlc. ••t H.....,Moft. P IJIACTA <+.> ~ a111.t0 , .«> S.00 uo Ml MO ClleMtt, -------------------- Orangetout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 B7 ~ ...... D u.m,m • t ..... t .. " .... ,111 .. 1.•u.1• " 1 ...... .. ,,.,., ... S1 '· "1,VJ tr 1.s•.• • 1,02,tM , .. 1,414,tu P•n11cole Open , .. .._. ........ .> Jerry P .. • .._..,..,_. Sieve Mel""" .,,.,..._.,.. Fred~ ... ~It-JIM AtY l"..-.,d 7~1-JOS Scott Hoell ... n..,-• GIM!y GlltlM •S-1'*-D F~IY leell•r ... ,~-0.Met C-, ...... ....... Tom ICl1a 72·1M+-• Oen Ek llelber99t tMl..._D Bruce Llol.11'.t 61.._ll D EdFIMI .,..._11 JC» Howard Twitty ., .. 1.n -10t Jim Colbert 12_.,..._101 Ml•e Holland 1().7041-107 G•rv He1111er11 lo-t.,...._101 Georee Archer 12 116•t-l01 Hubert GrMn •1·11•t-101 Jim Deni 11•1 .. .._ 1111 Vance Heel,.. •t ... 10.. l01 Mari. Pfell •••t.,0-D Boll Glider 61·70.11 20t Mia. Doneld 1a-...n-20t JolWI M-ev ••·1:MI '°' Roget M•lll>le t .. 7f.6t-10t Tom Welson ... , ... ._'°' Chip BKk ll ... ·1~109 Tom Puruer tt·l~11-10t Allen Miiier .,_.,_72-109 Joe H-r' ll-6t*-JIO John COOk 11·10..t-110 Bred Brvent 1~10.11>--210 FMrett Fttltt tf.7~72-210 Barry H•rwell 12..._72-710 John Sclvoedtr 10.7Ht-211 Jan C-fee 11.11 .. t-111 Brvce Oov91eu 14-61·1~211 Mike Sullivan 111~10-111 Jerry H-.1 II 7~11>-111 Ron Sir-11-6t ll-211 ICelU. Fer911$ ~11-711 Andy Bean ,,_., n -111 Dan .,_ 1M1·'4-711 c e1v111 ,._.. •I 10.1 211 LMen A-..i• ...... IS.-111 1.yn Lott 70.72-10-211 Meri. Ht'fti 10.n 10-111 Tim Sim-••·77·71-11' Biil ICraU-1 10-11-11-111 Tttr'f Dlefll 10.1~17 111 Jim SimOll\ IO..IO.l>-711 Grev Powers ~ I 111 Vklor R-9-•• 12 1)-Jtl Al Ga•weer n . ., n-1n Don Pooley .. 1H 1 JIJ Mike McClll'-" 70.11-71 11J Davt B•" 10-11·12-11J L .. Elder 11 .. •·l>-213 Peter Oofftm<lll 10-10.1)-113 Tom Jenalns •1·11·1 21l Grier JOfttl 11·11-17-214 MIO Soll 'S.'1·11-11• Homero Btenu1 tt·11·1>-JI• BoOby W-lm ••·11·14-1U Jett Senden 11·10.12-11• Dana Oul91er tt-71-15-114 Rover Celvln •1·11·16-214 Riii MnMft9alt 72-70.7)-llS Joe In""'" 11·71·1>-21S urrv Altllr.e< 7~77-1>-lU Scou s•-.,.7>-1>-2U )1m Bel1»r tf.11-16-115 8111 c.11.. 10..l·lt-11S Teny M-.v 70.72-1 111 Mike Stftllll II IO.,S-116 Tem Cl'leln 10..71-15-21• 0-Frk...., 61·7•,.,._217 Mee Mc l.elldorl ,, ... 1._ 111 Wooely Bl•llburn '0-10-11-111 ... ~·· ... . . -· Lii Veg11 Grind Prix llfflllb of S.t11roey·1 l.<11 V-• Gr-Prla, with driver'• llOtftt counlf'f, type o4 ur, leps completed eno aver-_..,of "'Inner In mjlll: I. Alan "-9, Avstr•ll•. Wllllem•. 75, '7.'92. 2, Alal11 Pro.I, Freno, A..,..,11, IS J Bruno Glecomelll, ll•h, All•"-· IS •. Nigel M41nstll. En(lland, Lolul, lS s Helson Plquet, B••rll. Bral>hem. 1S • Jee-Ulflle, Freno, Talllol·lloler, 7S. I JolWI Wetson, 1re1....i. McLaren, 1S. I , Carlo' Aeulemann, Ar9t111int, w 1111em1,7'. t. Didier PlrOlll, Frenc:e, Ferrari, 11. 10. Kell• Aostiure. Fl111anc1. FltlllMtldl, 13. 11 llkc.,.., Plllr-. ltety, Arrowt, 11 11 •-•C...rlt, llety,McLaren,., U MltN!e Albort'lo, 11•1,, Tyrrell, '7. u Ell-S.laur, Clllta. Enslen.•• IS O.rtll w-1e1r., l!ne1eno, Toltman, Q It Merlo Alldrettl, Unit.a Steto , Alla Rom.a, 1' II. Glllti Vlll-uw, c-. F,,,.,,, n It HKtor Retaeqw, Me•l<O, Br-em, 10 1'. Mar< S....r, Swltzerlend. T~t. It lO Eddie C:l'IMv-.. U11ll..t Stetes. Tyrrell, 10. 11 A-A._.,., Fr enc•. A-ult 10 n E1eooo "-'"·Italy, Lo4ut. 1 2l P e tric k Tembay, Fran<•. TelboH.Jcller, J 14 J u n-Pier,.. Jarrltr, l"rOll<t, 0..11•, 0 Dreg racing ltfOCIRI Tott q11a llllers lor today'• UU,000 Nellant l Hot Aoct Asioclellon Wlniton World Fln•ls dra9 reces el Orenet County 11\lernatlorWil Receway· TOP FUEL-1. Joftnfty ~I (0.-). S.M -~. 20.'1 ml!H per '-r; 2. Biiiy Wllll•m• 1Torrenc,e1, S.M, 1 ... S7; l. Gery BHll IE• T...,.>, s.n. 22•.u i • Jerrr llutll ISuUlt ), S.1', 1:11.tt; S. Devld Peet (Lewbvllle, Tu.I, S.14, 1'1U7; 6. l>o<f9 Kerllulat 18•k•nlleldl, S.75, 2.eo ..... 1. Frank BrtOlev. IN-. Collf). S.n .1>1.». I. Jeb Allen ILono Bteclll. S.11. f'1,:ie, t . Mervl11 Grehem (OklehOma Clly), S 7', Ut.3'. 10. John l<lmtlle (Cornjltonl, S 7', US.60 FUHHV CAR -I. Oelt Arm,(rong (Torrancel, $.'3, na.n; J, Don ll'ruct- <Gro11do HlllsJ, 6.00, 2)9.12, >. Gerv lureln, 1st .. iolll, •.oo. 2JJ.t6; ~Dal• Pulde (Val\ Huys), .. 01, n..•. S. AfY-~ 1ot41u1, •.oc, m.oo; •· Jim Oum. <l.ollcl eucl'll, •.OS, 2lt.1t; 7. Aob Wllll•m' (Wtitl'lllNI«, COio.i, .. ~. lM.tt; L Cltle E-rly (Oowftey), 6.0fl, 1a °'; t. Mlk• V., S•lll C T«retKe), •.O., U0.7•; 10 Ttl.- S!Wmtke l,.,_nlKI, • 10. m.oo. PRO STOCK -I L" Sllt .... nl 1Atll'90ft Tn.), 1.21..1 1'U1; 1. JOM HflOell (St. Pell!, Ml1111.I, 1.», 10.u , ). Fre11k lecenlo ITtitowa, N •• 1.1. 1 as. tta.»; • 900 Ollddtll (Whllelend, llld.), e •. 160 1'; S Andy Ma1111arll\O (l"ermlrt11lon, Mlcll.), l.M, 1.0.1'; 6. OhlCI Hutt-tl'alffi.fd, IH.I, l .4t, t.0.14; 1. toe 11111ts <cermet, H v >. I.~. tfU7; L Merli '1'11111 Ill-. Hev..,.I, 1 • .u. 1'9,0t; 9, Horry Scrlllner (Simi Vellty), t 46, 1$9,01; to. .... Mull l~et, H.JJ, ..... 1'1.1'. ~ > • Cro .. country COLI.IOI IMUl~lll( tat La ............... .,., 1 l'all It.II Oleoo 'lettl, J• 17 1. 1 A.lilWlle IVC Rl,..oldel, 24. n I, > Y- • IUCI. U JI.I, C:llrl•te11 u 11 IUC:ll, 14:0 .1, $, ..... » CIOYede, "-•t 11...,), u .ts.2; .. oi., '"°"" ... ,, \11, u 11 •. 1 Tlltllft!IW\ (Nevada, L.t• Vt19t1). 2S 40.•, t lullenll < .......... Le• 11 ... t ). u ...... W•lllftf IUC:I), J$;Jt J. 10. h eboh IUSIUI. tJ• .. a. Olhert. 1J lleyoe1 IUCll, U .114, 20. l<ltthll"" IVCll. "6;24.S; 11 Sall•'""''lt IUC:O, 2•:JJ,•. II' Mike Pl•anl lUCll, "'"·'· THm --I lll•l vc 1rvlM, Htvede <"-•• Vt9HI, 4', 1 San 01-$te1e. 12, •. Ltne lleec1111 .... 1 ... , us •nt•rn•llontV. laJ; • CM 514"" I.A, 1u 7 0<c10.111a1 '" t UC San OleQO, 1'6, ttlOH SCHOOL Or .... CliHMtY CN"*••lll" .. " OMll•A I. Patktr CTUltlnl. " JO t , 1 HeUl~lk IUnlYlf\ll\11, .. ,OJ,t; J N"""f I T11111n1, 1': 17.4; .. CIW!ord (S.11 C:ltMtnl•I. 1' JO 7. S Moorn (Unlv•••llYI. •• >• ), •· 11:11111sw,-, l~rClt'eul, tt.Jol' 1 Medl11t IC:o'1a Moel. U •• 2, t Fellc•no (Cypreul, 1t·4' 11 • CMM IO ((YP•H•I ,. S7 21 It WIOll4 ICn>reul. 1' st t. O!Nrt ! H°•llo11 fU11lva•S11YI. 11 10 o t~ Sllults IUnlvwtlfYI 17 U 5 T••m KOrlng; I Cyprn• '7 114 lll. ) Unl ... rtlfY, SJ. l. TIOllll, SI • Co•la -· 101 S Sall C1-rC•. I U Olvhl..,AA I Wllll-s tFoolhOll, IS 4' 1 Et10- l Fountel11 Valley>. IS •t J Mo>ller I Fou111a1n lla llty). I• OJ, • Allt11 IEI Ooreoo>. 16: 10, $ Ane1enon ICMOlle Oel Merl, 1• It, • Holland <Co<ona dtl Mar). I• U 0, 1 Hektrnall IEI Dor-) '6 JI 0, I Go.ltd IFountelll Velley). .. 35 I, '· Wrlunt 1Footllllll, It •.O. 10 M<l(ey (FOOlllHll, It •1.0, ottwn. II 8"ra INewporl HarbOt). It d 0, U 0.Wenler tFounlaln Vall-vi. 16 Sl 0 Team "orln9 I Fovntaln 11•11•~. •l (U )11 1. Foo411111, SO, J El Dor-.... ; • Corona dtl Mer, '11, S. NewporC Har Dof, Ill 01¥111..,AAA 1 Clary llCllellal, U S1 1, 2. Olon IMlulon lll•Jo>. i.·o•.l , l G••netto l lC•l•ll•). 16.11.•. • M<G•hae IEI MOdtnal. 16 111; S. EIC>t•I• (El MOO.nal, •• Jl.l, 6. Farien CEI Toro), 16 n l. I Loa•11 (El TMO), 16:2•.• ••. WMn (El Torol. lt.lO.S;. EOw••OS (Mission VlejOI, .. M •• 10, De Sant~ IEI Modena), 16 '3,1, lHm scoring, I El Toro ... 112:stl. 1 El M-ne. 50, l Minion V••)o. SI,. K•lell•, ... S Wntmonsttr. ttl Ol""" I Oot11 Vlow.120 OlvltlellAAAA I Oblout. I lrvl,,.I, IS 44 6, , Ou1none1 (Hunllnglon Buell). IS •t J . l Plant• (M•t•r 0.11, IS SOI, 4 J unk•rme11 (~ Alamllosl. It 01 I S McMoler (M91tr 0.11, •• 101, • Aoul ICaf\yOn) 16 14 J. 1 Dally (VIII• PMk), 16 I•.• • Mafllnu (Maler Dttl, 16.2•.' t Smllll IG•toen Grovel 16 JO 0. 10 T°""r IMtltr Dtll 16 3J 2 ot11en.. 11. Eu•eoa tM.ior o.u It 33 I, I). Cueva tHunllngton Be.-:M 16 D • U Anellaull <M.ttt 0.11 I• S Teem 1<M•na I Male< Ott, » 111 311 1 VIiia PM11, "' ). H1111llngt0n Beecll, I~, • Canyon, •2•. S I rvtM IJI, others 10 Edl•on. ns Glt11 Dlvl~A I Barrioo IUnl....,nltvl. ti 10, 1 Kiernan ILol AmlQoo> tl.S4, ). Novrlol CUn1venl1vl. 1'.lt; 4 EK-• IEI OM-), 19 1'; S Arm•nhoul (Unlver11ty), " l2, • llocell I La911na 8tac111, " 46, I Mclau11n11n (Unlver1lty). It S.; t , Foyle tEI M-nal, lO ,..,, t . Snydef IL-eune Beech), 20 0., 10 Liao (Unl•9rlltyt, 70 Jl, othu» 11.S-rMln IUn>....,nliyl, 20 •. ll Von Sickle IN-por1 Harbor), 70 ~. IS Cerd ILte11na 8"ec111, 21 19. Team oc.orlno· 1 un1.,.,1111v. to (91 ti>. I L419un• Beech, 83, l H..wpor1 H•rbor. 91; 4. El Dot'-.... s. LO> Amigos, I .. Dlvt-AA I. Miiier ITusllnl, 18 st, 2, Wolle ((Mia MeMI, It: ll; 1 SIYylr.er (Tu1tln). 1' 3'. • Pflornm CTuttln), 19:4', s. H•rte 1Tv1llnl. Jq:OO. •· Crecktl 1Co11t "'"91. 10.0fl, I Sc04t t Twlnl, 10. n, a .,_ 1 °""" Hlll•I. 10· 1'; • La Crot.M ICMta M9Sa), 10 t•; 10 Matwleekl 1Tust1nl. 70.H . 01ller1 12 Fiord• (Costa Mel t ! 10 SJ, 11 Monls !Colla Mn•). 70 SI IS Anf\O (0Utll llltwl,,. 11 TH m KOtl"9 I Tu>lln, 10 , .. 111 , C~t• M-. 42; J Dtllt H1111, '" 4 SM! Clementt IS.; s Hunllnvton 8tech. 1u Dhhl..,AAA I Fell (Mal•• !>et), It 01, l Ul\Qltr (Footllllll. 1'.ot, J. Lttlie Wll11• ISorore). It II', • M"n IFoolllllll, 19 11, S Co• C Foothlll)." 40, 6. Thone• (Foo1n1111, lO oo 1 Cral>lrM IFovnt•ln Vellevl, 10 01, t Sllele (CMane 0.1 Mtt l, lO H , • Clint I Footl'lllll, 70. '4, 10 Pr1ng1e (Fountain Valley). 20:25, olllen " SCot1 ICMant de) Mer). 10 lS. 11 Hiibert ICOtOftt del Marl. 10·c1 Teem KM•no 1 Foo111111, ?o 1'9·211, 1 C0<ona Oii Mer, IO; l Fountain Valley, IS, • Wu1mlns1tr, 101, s. Mate< De 1, 111 Dl,,. .. .,.AAAA I DeVtlil IEdlM>n). "01, 2. Blt11•n lEI Totol, 1':1'; ), Buck IEI Toro). It S•. 4, Pr•ll (Edison), 70:0•. S Lam (Irvine). 10·JS, 6, Satterwlllle !Irvin.I, JO JI; I IClrllhorn llEdl•on). 10 43, 8 Snyde11 IEdlsonl, 211''4; • Hogan IC:.nvon1. 10,4', 10, V•1<111tr (Irvin•>, 10.4 . olne" II Htnrv (MerW\t). 10.50, 11. Ouiro• Orvl,,.), 10·~1; IJ Greeftfl•ld (lrvlnel. 10 st, 14. Terrenow IEOIM>nl. 11 II h •m scorlno I Edl&on, JA CIOI <)). t 1 "'lne, •; J. El Toro, 77, 4 Cenyon. tlO, ~ Marina. lo. Australl1nlndoor •• u,_,1 SMWtlMI Sllltln JOflft McEnroe def. Eliot Tell!Kller, 1·S, 1-4, Aot<ee T..-ner def Johll Flttoerald, • l, .. J Women's tourn1ment (tlAllltMffte, >• ... •> Semlf'-1 Slfl!lltl ttatl'ly AlnalOl def Pam CHel•, :M, 6.J, .. ,, Jvlle Herrl"!jtoll def Pettkl• Medrado, W , .. 3,H NeplH Cup <•t ........ ltaiyl Sel'lllflMI Sl"lltt Adrlenno P-11• def Bjorn Botti, .... ••, Gene Mltyer def. CM•-B•reuuttl, •3.M . Women's tournament let~ .. eel\, l'le.) SefftfflMI Slllllt1 CllrlJ E....., LloTO def. Pem Stlrlv•r, ·~· ... Water'i>olo COU..EGI! UCINIMU,...,....i.es Pepperdlne J 0 t 7-S UC lrvlM J j • >-U UC Irvine tc:Or1119· V••oaJ •• Cemptiell 2. Oodso11 J, Fort I , Robertson I, c11oci ... .._. i. H14"SC"OOL 1-.Cle 1', Hll .... (SOI • Etlt~le I J 4 )-10 HllltOtt J f I >-6 e,1enc11 Korlno. •••••lid s. Drake l. Ollf•"".,, I, Urtll\l t, From Page 81 u c .. • freshman ~mile Harry, a produt•l or Fountain Valley II •flh . who caught his !lrst colleg1at<' pa:is <a 12·yarder that prect>dt'd l':lway':s 26·)'11rd TO pas11 to Toltv('r to eut It Lo 2$-11 with 5 :28 l<'ft l, tned t o ruti1mulize lhc Cards' fifth loss 111 ~Ix t4turl~ "We kttcw what we bad to do:" :said Harry. ·;Put points on the boards " /\8 for the Stanford tl il ~mma. however. Harry just s hook h1 !i h ead . he had no <lll~Wl'r 'l't>ammatt' Mlk\• J>otlcrer. formerly of Edison lllgh, dldn•t huve any eye optml•rs. either. ·'There 1s an abundanrc of tult>nt ht"r.-. 11 .c. a sham@ nol to win But 1 can't pin point one thing Why ' It's for others to anulytl' " Ooltt"rcr confirml'd the belief that C'ompet1t1on 1s tightening throughout lhl' Puc 10 "l 'SC's dcfonse 1s not as good J '> in tht• p:.isl Losing DBs like Honnit• Loll and Dennis Smith has rl'<1lh hurl them " Soullu:rn Cal's defense may not be un J par walh 1980, but it was more th an enough I u contain the Cardinals Saturday Stanford managed JUSt 61 yards rushing and Elway was hcld to 36 yurds in the firs t h<!lf us use got it"i bag l'dge. "ll wasn't our fault." Elway su1d "II was Lo USC's c redit. You (•an·1 hold them out aJI of the time As for my passing -I was a1m1ng rtw ball and I was loo tentative I wusn't firing it," If EISMAN TROPHY CANDIDATE Marcus Allen was held to 15J vurds on 40 carries - lhl' first suh 200-yard day of the 'RI ~cuson for ham But no one c;t>cm ed loo ronccrned Stanford played the run very \H~JJ ." s:.11d Robinson. "But '>Om e thang lake that 1200.yard games for Allen 1 never e nters m) mind • We'vt• bct•n intent on running the tailback likl:' \\e do s ince 1962 here 1l s lhe syo;;tem .. fl may be the system -but it was Mazur's passing ( 10 of 15 for 175· yards m the first half) wh1c·h broke things open in the firs t half, leading to Allen's lY.t•·vard TD and an 8-yard TD l'as:-. tu Timmy White. Stevt• .Jordan udded two of his Lhrce field goab and Edwards buried Elway in the Stanford end zone for a safely to put the Trojans in the driver's seat. What's nexP "Notre Dame," says Robinson "South Bend. In Indiana " From Page 81 UCLA ••• l he LI Cl.A 19-.) ard lane to the 32 Kt-\ in Morris's 49-vard field goal attempt fell short. The gam<' was played before 40.000 fans. the larg('sl home crowd an WSU haston Thl' tat· kept tht' Cougars. 5-0-1, an firs t place 1n the Pac -10 standings with two victories and a tic• l 'CJ.A i~ 1 -1-1 in ton f l'rc•nc•c play an d 3·2·1 overall In the third quarter, WSU noseguarcl Malt Elis ara picked off a pa ss fr om UC LA quarterback Tom Ramsey and rambled 42 yards to put the Cougars ahead 14-10. The Cougars extended their lead to 17 10 on an 81 -yard. 12 play drive that consumed 5·13 a nd e nded w1lh a 19-yard field ~oal by Morris After a scoreless first quarter. Washington State used 4 24 to dri V<' 99 yards on 11 plays midway through the second period The dri\•e. engineered by No. 2 quarter ba<'k. Ricky Turner. included a 38·yard pass lo split end J eff Poppe and a 24·yard s print off a reverse by fl anker J eff Keller. llarris r appeci the drive with a 4·yard burst into the end zone. ·uCLA wasted no time tying the score, using only two plays and a penalt~ to make it 7·7. Ramsl'Y tossed a 12-yard pass to flanker JOJO Townsell, picked up 15 yards on a late hit penalty. then pitched a st nke to s plit end Cormac C'arney, good for 46 yards anrl a lou"hdown. With five seconds left in the half. Norm Johnson added three Brum points with a 31 -yard field goal. Was htngton S tale blew two scoring opportunities in the first quarter. turning over the ball after two time-consuming drives. Casper , with the crowd and the momentum in his favor, pitc hed lo Harr is on tht> SWU 28. Harris sc ra mbled 59 yards before the ball was knocked loose and reeovered by UCLA linebacker Ike Gordon. A possession later, Casper drove the Cougars to the UCLA 7 before throwing into the end zone and the hands of Bruin cornerback Waller Long. OCC win title Orange Coast Colle1e's women's •olleyball team d c lcated Long Beac h Clly Col I ec~. 15· 12 to wln lbe champlonahlp or the Saddleback Tournament, S1turday at Sadd1ebaek Collese . To 1et to the championship Unals, the Pirates ed1ed Curltoe ln the semlllnalJ. UH4. ---__ .,._ ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Octob4tr 18, t981 Starting life anew in Big Apple sica Novak . . ; .. another kind of.newsroom Altman will direct two plays off·, and on-Broadway ' \LOS ANGELES (AP> -flelen Shaver had bafdly cJWSed the border trom Canada wbtn lhf wu offertd her flrat starrtna role In a HoUywood movie. , .: But Cinderella'• contract turned Into a pumpllln. She didn't bave aJreen card permitting her to work In the Unlt States. "l went back to Canada, which turned out to be fortunate," 1he aaya. "The Canadian tum 1 lnctu1try was Just coming Into Its own. So my career and the Canadian film Industry bloomed at the same lime." Her role as the adulterous professor's wife ln "In Praise of Older Women" won her the Canadlan Best Actress Award. "In the meantime, I had done 13 films, numerous TV shows and many plays," Miss Shaver says. "So when 1 got the award the gates swung open. I got a role in 'The · Amltyvllle Horror.' Then I had no trouble I• getting a work permit." Two years ago she starred in the NBC series "United States." an attempt at a • different kind of domestic comedy. .! This year s he stars in "Jessica Novak," a '{ cAs dramatic series about a television news I ret>orter. It premieres Thursday, Nov. 5. t\ 1 CBS is hoping that the series, which also ) stars Davtd Spielberg, Andrew Rubin, Eric I ; KUPatrick and Nina Wilcox, will do for the ) tel~vision news room what "Lou Grant" has done for the newspaper city room. ~ . I' She says, "If we handle issues the way 'Lou 1 t· Grant' handles them it will be a wonderful ' comparison. I hope they will give us the time to develop the way that ·Lou Grant' did." Jessica Novak yearns to be an investigative reporter, but news director Spielberg keeps her on such fluff as a sandcastle building contest at the beach. So, of course, she's always stumbling onto something substantial. Miss Shaver went about preparing for the series in a methodical way. She went on assignment with women reporters. watched a lot of news, and did a lot of reading on the subject. "I looked at Jane Fonda's interpretations," she s ays, "both in 'The China Syndrome· and 'The Electric Horseman.· So out of all that I created Jessica Novak. "One of the things the writers' strike allowed was that producer Marc Merson and I sat down and created a complete biography of the character. It's an old acting class exercise. I HELEN SHAVER She's Jessi.ca Novak NEW YORK CAP> -The man who 1ave you "M·A-S H." "Nashville," "McCabe and Mrs. Miiier" and "Popeye" waves at the vlailon durin1 rehearsals. He's In the middle or a couahJn~ flt. "You're just ln Ume to see me dle; gasps Robert Altman. Not renlly He's startin1 life anew, ln a way, after a turbulent Hollywood career and, by his estimate. 19 films in 11 years. Films that were hl>ghly distinctive and created an Altman cult of sorts in c inema l'1rcles Now at SS, the veteran movie director is making his New York de but in theater . He's directing two plays, one off-Broadway, the other o n, and has a third coming up a fter the final draft is finished. "We ll . it's ex- citing,·• he says of t his new life . "You don 't have t o worry ALTMAN abou t whether the "We'r e going to look at the reporting play's going to make $50 million or not. You can aspect, but I also want to look at who this dl'al with it and if it fails, it doesn't hurt anybody. woman is on a per s onal level. 1 look at "And if it succeeds -well, the success is fun." television and the women I see portrayed Hii. off-Broadway directmg debut is with "Two dramatically have every hair in place when Mr. h>-South," a pair of one-act dramas by Frank Right comes to call. Or their lives are soap South. operas. Come December , Altman says, he'll start "And I don't know any women Like that J rehearsi ng the Broadway work. "Come Back to think it's lime to put a real woman on the Five & Dime. Jimmy Dean," about a fan club television, one that women will recognize.". meeting 20 years after the death of the young film Miss Shaver started acting while in high ~tar · school in Canada and studied drama at the A big, broad-s houldered man with a graying Univers ity of Victoria. But at 20 she gave up goatee and a plain, deliberate manner of speech, acting to go into nursinjt. he's a little sour on Hollywood -he does n't even "I woke up 00 my 2lst birthday with a hole liv e there now -but hasn 't entirely kissed it off. in me," she says. "I realized I had stopped "I just found l 'd started running a business," acting for a year. I had stopped going lo plays. I he says of the s m all studio he once owned. "and it had shut myself off. I had stopped acting lo go was taking up loo much of my lime. I wasn't able into nursing to work with e molion1tlly to read enough new mater ial." handicapped children. I thought perhaps I That's how he wound up making his theater should do something more substantial and debut as a director las t June when "Two by concrete than actmg. . South" first was produced at the Los Angeles "Whal I had fallen into was looking for Actors' Theater. something outside of myself. But what I had "l'Q had such a good experience doing these done was shut down and was committing a plays b~ there that I thought this the best time See Jessica, Page 89 to just change what I 've been doing.·' ;=::=====================r==-----------..... ~~r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--: CARBON COPY I i, ~·N AMERICAN ORIGINAL ' .. .. !. , : .. •. t •. ,. .• , •t ~ ., . • • I ? EDWARD !AMES OLMOS • CHARLES AIDMAN JOHN ANDERSON • TYNE DALY DANIEL VALDEZ as Henry Reyna \Min~ lo< 1~ t<lttf\ by lUIS VAllXl 11.t>M t>n lw\ ""!""" M • °"SI"""-by Dl\Nlll VIWXL -"'-"'P ~~ "'11lllr I ~IV\lt/ A Co-l'lodu<M> lllNNllH Bal( HU~"" Wlll 11\M r WlNGATl f LMj;ulM ._..,..,. (i()aOON Oo\llllXON r.txtuu•<l l>y l'!Tllt l\URRI lL ~ • Dftc!fll by WIS \/AlOU A MARK IAl'\R l()AUM l'I"~"""' Soundl•«._. °"MC.A a;;c~ ~ ~ rR --~·':::.~·.u.lL~ lA&JH~PlCT\Jti '!6"~6'11l<,.·~-.c l:! ••• ..... ~ ~ : Now Playing . SENSURROUND Plus MOVIE RATINGS . 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T ISUll loll. •:.a. -....... PETER FALK "ALL THE MARBLES" 1111 ,,.,,, ....... .,,, __ a:u. ••· ,,.., •• ,, ...... ,,., ,.,.. IATllUll. t:Ot, a.• ........... "ZOOT SUIT" ne -"'"'~,_ ~ WIJllE-.rllll i.>YIE ~Oii '"I t:tl. '°'" UT/9Ull.1M, • 11. 11:11 BODVHERT ,,.. .... IAT-.llt•.ll:M.ll• -~, ""· ,, ....... .. ,..,.., ..... 1111, .... HAR"llON FOM> ~r~ ,THI ITAlt ,,..,,,,, ... ... ,.., .......... ti ...... "GALAXY OF TERROR" 1111 ""'·"· MT"41_!t. I:•,-· t.» "AJf AM&IUCAlll 1"UWOUI# LO#Nlf" ca> ""· ., ... ,.,,. UT-Jrtl, .... 11<11 ... ..... "''*"'· ••· -"TATTOO" ... ANA~N WEmWCll.I' 1111 ........... ,.,. UN&M IAT-. t1•. 1<11, 1- AOHlll T O« NllllO c•--A091AT OUVAl~ "RICH c~ AND FAMOUS" UlllTl'O iUll'ltTSl!J ttewtR!Wao his career ln hla hometown, KanJa• City, Mo.. klni lndustrlal fllm1. He mt1rated to Hollywood ln the late '40s, kicked around therea.tter I TV. Hit movie breakthrouah came In 1970 with " ·S·H," the black·humor film about a rowdy, yet compa51lonate Army medlca.l unit during the Korean war. Re leased at the helaht or U.S. Involvement In the Vietnam war, widely perceived as an anti-Vietnam satire, it's Ute kind of rum Altman doubts would get backed by a studio nowadays. "Not a chance," he says with a slight smile. "lt barely slipped by then. They. (the studio brass) thought they were turning out a nice, cheap, kind or semi-dirty, bad-taste slapstick comedy. "They had two other wars going on at the s ame lime -·Patton' and 'Tora, Tora, Tora' -so they didn't notice us." But the critics and the public did. And he was off and running with a variety of post-M-A-S-H films like "Nashville," "McCabe," ''Images," "California Split," .. A Wedding." Not all were hits, of course. "Buffalo BUI " and a n allegory-on-ice. "Quintet," are among the misfires. And one recent film of hls hasn't even had a national release, "Health," a satire about the hospital-food industry. But Altman. who now calls New York home, s ays his box-office flops don't overly worry him. What worries him is the current state of "tnovie minds in Hollywood. "The kind of films they want to make now I'm not interested in making," he says. adding: .. And the kind of films I want to make they're not inter ested in making." Whal do they want? He sighs. "Well. everything has to have the possibility of turning into a $100 million money-maker. They want more 'Raiders or the Lost Ark' or " 'Animal House,' stuff I just can't do." Any trepidation about his rookie effort in New York theater? "No, but I don't have any fear of railing because I've failed so many times. I know what it means and I also know what it doesn't mean." He'll spend a year. maybe longer. working in theater here, he says. He just grins when asked about his film future. "I'm just sitting here on this corner," he s ays. ··And the first thing that comes along -that . makes sense, that I can do and know I'll have fun doing -that's· what l'U do." CAMON COPY •Ull '111, ·-· ..... -0 = = l)o~ Ill ....,_ ,,.,,,.., __ .,, .. 1_ llOHAT Dl Hl"O AOHllT OUYALL ~~ IUllT MfNO&OS ~~-PATERNITY PG PETER FALK "ALL THE MARBLES" IRI ..... ,,, ..... ..,.,_ ., .. -· ,,, .... c....oc.- "RICH ANO FAMOUS" ,.. , ...... IAT/91111,f!·- F·ll. e:•t'll "THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN" ,.,., , ...... .. ,_ "" .,... ,,. ...... ttll NlUPAUI , l'l.UI Oii ANA•~N WD«'WCILl" IN UlNIMN DUf\T AEYNOU>S MllMITY •'*=r" ~ ,,.._., ....... IAT/IUll .. ""· .... te:• "ALL THE MARBLES"~ "NOBODY'S PERFEKT" FR E MOVIE PAR ING t H ITRUCTU"l NOT 'rO CINIMAI; IAY, "!DWAM)I MOvtH" 1 VALIDATI AT IOWARDI .OX (),,tel ................. ............... '/)IAI cwntr • &.NTAltff ·~ rA'lt!~w.AY BftLLIPOLI 1's ., tdt ,. ..... "-UI (It) l"UCIOIRN IN .... ,.,. ..... (N I "TATTOO ' a a a Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. October 18, 1981 is 6ackstage at Newport theater It's called "The Great American Back1ta1e Musical," and at the Newport Theater Arts c,nter, the operallve word Is "backsta1e." Tbat' s where the action is, despite the lmpre.<Jslv6t aoings on out front. While 1 caast of six ·skilled aJngers and dancers recreates the nost algk days of 1940s musical comedy, the production crew has its hands full and then some with 17 scene changes durin1 the hour nd a half ol actual playing time. "These changes are achieved in a matter of seconds in a totally darkened theater," explains the show's producer, Corona del Mar actress Jane Nigh .who's doing a stint behind the scenes tor this one. "In the total blackness of the theater's small backstage area, crisjs follows crisis," Miss Nigh declares. "Dramatic action is rapid. Within human limits, it is invisible and inaudible. Even laughs at the unexpected are silent. "Here, in cramped quarters, the play's pace, momentum and timing rival the fast·moving events onstage," says Miss Nigh. a B movie queen of the Forties and Fifties who's been performing in local community theater for the past four year s. Among the highlights of backstage work on "Backstage Musical" detailed by its producer: -A heavy bar and bar stool exit stage left while a tired makeup table and tall dressing cubicle enters from the right. I "SNAKE FIST FIGHTER'' (A) "GALAXY OF TERROR" II "RICH ANO FAMOUS" (A) Ill "SUPERMAN II" "STRIPES" (R) A~Pcl\.r('A ~· .... ¥4.(.•~ ... ......_ .... -.~ ...... --...... '-\: NOW PLAYING ·.: ' .. MWlll AMC ...... au fDWUOI IHOUUta 119' 910 •021 Or•nqt 631 03•0 I• IOIO 17141 \ftr 'oH O lllWMlll CllllMA Wiil IDWAllOI llllllllllOlDll TWll I DWAllOS WOOOllllOCl w,,_., n1 393~ """'"'OI"" llfftll 1410111 '"'"" •• ,, 04o,, IWAMS SOUlll llA CllUUI jjj'.Wiy • Diii.._. C0U f rl.AZA Orange 6lol 19 tt s...4' Co.i 1 "°" -" •• y,.., P&ClflC S lOlllll C.OUI #_.., 19' 1693 54'11• .... ""'"" a . ~......,. ... ~ "Hurrah and hallelujah!" -Shefla Ben.on. LOS ANGELES TIMES OIWallOS ICMlfll COU I rl.AZA ~ Col-\f P\111 t """' ,..fl' ... 11u1 ~·· 1111 C..IOMI Or~ ,,. ~)I ~t o-ti..-hO;WP@4t UWlllOI uoouaaca • fADIWI Dllff(.llf !I Toro'"'"'" >•• 6J9&·111 ........ Cl .. AWISJ Wt-\lfn•l"Vt• sq I ]fj)"t •m ...... ....,r ·-·-...... -- HEWANTS l W©M I TO HAVE HIS BABY Min MTIIOLDS PAniNITY &~'<f"'CT..-£ C.....,..C.tCfllltt._uw" --........ .. __ . NOW PLAYING You can help vour newlP8C)ef carrter collect at ttmes convenient to vou by having your monev readv so the earner wont have to call back Because this voung person is 1n business for himself or herself. please be re1dv -and wetch that big arrile which says "Thank vou ' Daily Pilat The crumby bed Priscilla Reenier Sanford occupies for her star turn in "Brumbs in My Bed" looms large and lumpy as it comes and goes center stage. The ensemble's "Cheerio" number includes huavy bollards. dock lines and nets. all of which must flash in and dash off an double·quick tempo. The seduction scene settee on which Laura Pryigoda charms Kevin Burke Is -ii seasoned performer, but its legs threaten to collapse every lime jt appears on stage. The piano on which Burke composes his love song for Shari Moskau actually is only a shell of an instnment, so its stage position must be perfectly precise. -The potted palm behind which Dennis·Bryan Coppens lurks to eavesdrop in the London restaurant has a strange center or gravity extra attention must be paid. -The field hospital gurney on which Fred Mattox ruscovers his wounded pal (Burke> has a tendency to sag, much like the hastily applied bandages All these situations are handily resolved by stage manager Terry Ryan and her s upporting cast of Larry O'Connor and Nancy Dixon. Their efforts make the work of the stars seem effortless, which is as it should be. "The Great Amencan Backstage Musical" is directed by Eileen Fishbach, a highly regarded HAVE YOU SEEN AKDRTR L\.TELY'l ., "'" t);tjt)i'f "'c1111tu ,.., .... ,,.,.,,. WAlllNIE." IROS 0 & We1M1 CommMA<•ho,,• C•"'t»•"'f C 1'11 OrlM MUlf\ l-t Al...,... - L~A~W 9'-4.t ._,.... m•n F:~t.~ It is unJikdy I.hat any Olher Amenavr film this year uilJ actl!d 'The French Ueulmanl's Woman.' It is a romana of trolic passion. a ~lorious film to loor and linger ace; .. -r-Sha/~ NIK'· Tl' fTodoyJ J1Un mm .DOO' ~ • wu. wsz,_. "THE ru.'O ua. ~ llOlrt4H' lI.O Mcmi'i llAnD Pt'OTl .Ql'I ~ c.w. 06~ ~ Cl.()I[ WU. IDSt .,.,...,.~ ~· r.-..w UM"\. .. ~'"' ........... .._.,,~ ~"r::.-=---'-=-...... -· ._.... U.c.IAtbltl MISSION VIEJO M1SSIOl1 V1eio Mall •85 6726 IMA Brea~. 529 5339 COITA MHA &lstot 581 5880 NOW PLAYING NEWPORT BEACH Newpon 6U 0760 ORANGE WESTMINSTER C1nedome Cinema We~t 6J4 ?553 sq1 3935 COITA MllA OUlllE WllTMtdTD Halbol T Wiii Plitt Clly UA ~h 631 3501 634 9282 893 0546 EL TORO saddleback 540 740 , ____ ,. ___ , personag.e In local lhealer who was named1 "'woman of the year" 1n theater by the DaUy Pilot 1n l9tll Musical director 1s Terence Alaric, wh<> playa the score by ear. while Keri Keany ha staged the choreo1roph1c numbers. The show will be on tage for one more: week~nd. l''riday and Saturday at 8 p.m . and Sunday 3t 2 p m Cfollowin1 this afternoon's matinee> at the Newp<>rt Theater Arts Center, 250J Cltff Orive. Newport Bea<'h. Reser vallons are -~~~~~ being taken at 675·3143. ... Jessica Novak From Page 88 spiritual suicide. "'Then I decided the only person responsible for my inner peace was myself. I couldn't change the world but I could change m yself If I became the most beautiful me that I could that would change the world ·· That sort of reasoning aJso caused her to turn down a seven·year contract from Universal Studios in 1977. Her agent had advised her, ··sweetheart.do it. A year from now you'll be so hot we can tear up the contract " AJI she could think about wa-. that it would run for seven years ·· AHllUM An"1elm Drive In 87998~0 !MIU u-lilootH 990 4072 mlM§.t@j.W C4'1'"' ef ,,...,., l• ... ,~• 4f'YIM; U 1 MM NOW PLAYING FOUllTAlll Ulll't MISSIOll WIUO OllAllCl fOUllt<OO Vallev ldw~d~ v~~· 11 .. n C-t 839 '~00 830 b990 63• 1~~J fOUllTAlll UlUY llfW'°"T llACM WlSTMlllSTlll founllll1 Vlltey Duve Jn 'lt•Clllfl U~ lol'" 967 7•11 644 0760 893 O~•b ......... ,""' ......... ...., .. ] " 'Rich and Famous ' is an outrageously entertaining event!" f>mwl All"'"· Vt•11 ''"'l'k \ffll.'<t:::m1 ---·----- PG CONTINENTAL DIVIDE •\I '\I\ I W.1\1 I'll 11 kl • T •BARGAIN MATINEES • Monday lhru Saturday All Perlormances before 5.00 PM (Except Special Engagements and Holldaysl lA MIRADA MAU o -.iuooo 01 llo1ec1on1 LA MIRADA WALK·IN 994·2400 , .. tilOl"T ~ _,.._, CAllf Mn' 'ARTHUR .. tPOl 1JU J 4t.4461U l .. 1 ... • ..,., •rv..,.,. .. 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""----"'IUPl"MAN II" N -• "Cl.AIM OP TM TIT.AMI~ .,._ • • • .. • .. • • • • • • • • • .. • • • .. • • .. .. • • • • .. • • • • .. .. • • • • BIO -MOR~- 1:00 8 VOYAOE TO THE IOTTOM Of THS SEA U O@MOVIE * *'• 11 t My lu11t" 119801 J111 C••ybu•o" Mtcha.1 Oou11•·• A on1 11an1 Cttteaqo m.;th profe~ II()• •eatiztt• 1h11 prub..,m1 I" "4tf lille II) lj\jfltt0"5hip when sh., fl"Cll ,, nww love wl\lle 111 New Yorll •or ntt• lolher's remarrtago A' 5:45 CD CHRl8TO~ER CLOSEUP 1:00 8 FOR OUR TIMES ''CrUClble Of Fe111> Mnrlm Luther end lh!.t or1g111MI Evengehcal mo11vmen1 '"" e•am1ned 1Pa11 :11 0 THAT'SCAT 0 MUSIC ANO TME 8POKEHWORO U DAYBREAK LA 0 YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES tD BIBLE ANSWERS Cl) ROMPER ROOM ([) SUNDAY MORNING Guesu p110101ourna11s1 Susa11 M.,,,~l~S CO.iCh Edd f Rnh1nso~ tr om Grambling St"" U"lvPrS• ly {(~'MOVIE • * 'HOmll In Sf3y ( 19781 Httnr~ FondJ Moenael McG1111e A '""' &gllf tak•" '"" <p1rrlod grandl&lher on • 111p 60 ria won 1 be sen•11way 10 " home for lhe ,111ed 8. 15 Of I MOVIE * * • Tho Whlle ltOtt~ 119811 M•<hJel York Glynnis O C: oonor An ani mal 1>ehavt0• oec•ahsl ~ family JOlns 1>1n 111 the 1u• gle to help 11gt11 a9a1MI poachers thr.,n1en1rig ,,;10. able albino hon Lubs 'PG 1:30 B LOUIS RUKEYSER'S BUSINESS JOURNAL 0 SERENDIPITY 0 ROBERT SCHULLER U PEOPLE 7 • U AMERICAN STORY tD .NEWS ®) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP ~AGRICULTURE U.S A S BEST HORSE A young o"' .. N•ll•ng to dery her me>l~er "' prnv<> that ner t•Or~,. rs lfl11 Oe•• '" the West 1:00 f) TODAY'S RELIGION 0 WHITNEY ANO T~E R080T 0 POPEYE ANO FRIENDS U IT IS WRITTEN U KENNETH COPELAND m DAY OF OISCOllERY m CARTOONS Eii) YOGA FOR HEALTH ®J DIRECTIONS G"e!la Turk·~n '-'•O•'""iter 11f Culture wrth 1rio 11 embassy 101 .. 11M1man ~SUNDAY MASS S REACHING OUT A hand1c.1pf•" v Ft10,1v· 119771 Jod•P r o~ter Ba• bara Hart1$ fl,t! worlll ·~ turned upside t,JU'All• tnr 3 mother and llaughler ""10 magically •w.t_h bod1M one 1a1e1u1 drty ('; 7:30 i) LIF£TIMES 0 THIS IS THE LIFE U VIEWPOINT ON NVTRITION m JIMMY SWAGGART Eii) EXPLORING LANGUAGE THINKING WAITING, COMMUNICATING (I) TV-8 LOOKS AT LEARNING @') PtJBLIC PULSE Q!THEWORLD TOMORROW C MOVIE • •' Arabtiln Adven lure ( 19791 Chnstophcr Lee Milo O'Slwa An evil sorcerPr hOld• .1 ooau1•hJI pflncMs ci1ph11e whrlf' " yoong pt1nc1t oeis ass.s~ ance from gl'nres dnd lly 1ng carpets '" a brave a11emp1 10 re11eue her G ($)SHOESHINE GIRL A young gorl IS t<1ught some valuable 1usons aboul responsrbrhty arid rnen 9:00 I) SUNDAY MORNING Guesa pho101ourna11~1 Susan Mer,eln&, ce>i\Ch E<ldy Rol:l1nsnri from Grlll'Obhng Slate Unlve•s• ty. 0 OOYSSEY fJ PERSONAL OIM~IONS 0 LLOYD OGILVIE fli) WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP Cl) LET nfERE BE LIGHT ®J JERRY FALWELL O! REX HUMBARD MOVIE • * • "Mogembo (19S4) Clar~ G8ble. Ava Gardner When a prantallon over -falls In love with the wife of en engine. con fllcltarlJe MOVIE • • ~ • The lloyage Of l anai" (1975) W M Reno, K. lmrle A young Polyne- alen boy Mii off In a canoe and accldentally winds up on an ed\renture-paciled 8000-mtle jOurney lo the SURPRISE REUNION Cliff Pol l~ pit"' u n <1k 11holit hrot ht.•r who Mll'JJl'I'-<'' .1 1111 r ... t • 1 Christ n p ht· 1 '\ o 1'1' i .., 1 " 11 h a -.11 tlclt11\ l't•a ppt'.ll'<1rlt't' 1111 T r .1p1H·1 .J11h11 \I I> 10111.l.!lll <•l 111 on ('h.11111d 2 rMaway snores or Alaska ·pc, 8 30 0 NEWS CONFERENCE 0 TODAY'S bl.ACK WOMAN U MEETING TIME AT CALVARY m FREDERICK K PRICE ED I AM, I CAN, I WILL (8, TIM LEHA YE OH FAMILY LIFE •HI KNOW YOUR BIBLE 9.00 0 MEET THE PRESS 0 VILLA ALEGRE (R) U J) ORAL ROBERTS fiil SOCCER Fila World You111 Cham p10,,,111p' t 20 natronal yovl11 <lll·Sl.ir 1eams com. pete 1n ma1c11es from ~1 .. Australian c1t1es 10 rT IS WRlnEN 0 SO THE STORY GOES 9·30 8 ({' NFL TOOAY 0 NFL'81 0 rT 0 RADIO BIBL'E CLASS 0) THEWORLO TOMORROW ~ KENNETH COPE.LANO ,]91 NEWSCENTEA WEEKLY C FILM FEATURE @MOVIE • * * "' Tnt ltOtl In Wtr'I t!'r ( ,967) Peler 0 Toole 11.athdrr,... Hept>urn Eng- land s K•n9 Henry ti faces dn agon1w•9 dBC1s1ori over h•s successo1 as ne cori. '"rnplate~ n1s ~tormy mar - ftage 10 lhe 111011g·wllled Eleanor ol .Aqu1ta1ne PG 10·00 i) 8 NFL FOOTBALL St Louis Cardrnarg dl A11.in11 FlllCons 0 NFL FOOTBALL Pltlsburgh Sleelers al Cm c1nnah Ben901s 0 MOVIE • * , Th,. Bellboy 119601 '""Y Lew•, Ale• <"oroy Ar, incompetent Dt'llt>oy ""'"ilks havoc rn .l 1u.11.\trtous M1am1 hOtei 0 CAMP WILDERNESS U l'IERALD OF TRUTH m REX HUMBARD m SUNOA Y MORNING F\JHNIES aD MAGIC OF OIL PAJH'TING NJ MEET THE PRESS C MOlllE * * • The Nt1w Lano· 11•172) Liv IJllmnnn. Ma> '"''" SyOr>"' A Scond1nav1 an temrty &ef'kS freedom and a new hie " the M•" nesota te,,,tory ot th• 1850s H INSIDE THE NFL Ha•ts len Oawson and Nick Bvon•conll pre~nt n1ghl1gh1~ of critical 9amos a"aly"'• and pre <11ct1ons ol u~om•ng con tesls rn lhl' N~l S MOVIE • • •' Superman ( 19781 Chnslophar Reeve. ~aroo1 1<1ooer Miid ma"'iered reporter Clark t<ent don• hl5 ted cape .. no use' h•S Sul)ftf'human powe" to 1nwan '\n arch c1omrnat $ plot to destroy th.. West Coa~• wrlh a g1an1 earthquake 'PG' 10 30 0 (.i]) KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests Gilda Raant1r Ben11 and hll trainer con !.Umer eaperl Jon Ste<n t>erg Oran Thomas With camping '""'S U ROBERT SCHULLER 0) JERRY FALWELL aD MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING ~NFL '91 11:0011> TERRY COLE· WHITTAKER '1) MOVIE * * * "Houseboat'' (19581 Cary Grant Soprna Loren A wealthy young woman takes a iob as a lam1ly m::11d br•ng1"g lhe wldo_, and h11 chJldren closer 1oge1her ED MASTERPIECE THEATR£ aD WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) ~NFL FOOTBALL San O.ego Chargeu a1 Ballrmore Cotta •H'MOVIE • • • "The Whlle lions" (1981) MIC11HI York , Glynnis O'Connor "" ani- mal 1>4otlaviof 90«1e1isrs famtly 1<><na him 1n Ille iun- gle 10 help fight ag11nst poachers threetenlno valu· able albrno llo" cubs ·pa· 11·30 fJ ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS The Giraffe" CD CHURCH IN nfE HOME ~ WAU. ITMET WEEK (1"0J SPECTRUM -~!fRNOON- 12:00 U L08T IN SPACE The JUC)ltet 181\df on • computerized IP&ee pr11- on U ®J ISSUES ANO ANSWERS 0 SEAACH tD MOVIE * Ill "Tanen And The Amazons' ( 19451 Johnny Warssmvller, JOhnny Shel- lreld Tenan t>ecomes 1n11olvlj(I wtth an all-*omen tribe fli) FLAMBAROS 'Whal Are Servants FO!?" The n-temll~ a1, Ftam- bards c.elebratu hB<Vest lime; Diet< and C11r1s11na rekindle 111err earlier romance (Pert 11)(RIQ ~ OCEANUS: THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT 0 PORTRArT OF GRANDPA DOC Melvyn 0ouotH stars 1n lhtS 1ouc111ng story about a yourig artist who teerche1 tor the Image that will cap- ture 111s grandfelher Z'MOVIE • • •, Freaky Friday' (1977) Jodie Fost8f. Bar. bera Hams The world 1s lurneo upside-down lor a mother and da119hter who magically sw11ch l><>Oles one fa1efut dav ·G· 12·30 U PEOPLE 7 U THE BAXTEAS Ha"ky-Penky aD OCEANUS: THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT Ql N£W8MAKERS '81 $ THE WACKY WORLD OF JONA THAN WINTERS Guest Jackie Cooper @MOVIE • * "Little Oregons Charles Lane 'PG 12·68 0 ~ PASEBALL II a Mth game In Iha Na11ona1 Leagve playotts is nec;essary II will be tele- cas1 beginning at 4 00 ET pre-empting regvlarly scheduled proqiamm1ng 1:00 i) (I) NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Oakland Raiders 0 INSIGHT 0 nfE MUNSTERS Herman wins e famlly membership to en uclu· s111e cou"try club fJ DIRECTIONS 0 TEENTALK m AOAM·12 One ()Olioeman s Ille 1s presented rn dramatic doc· 11mentary style ED MURDER MOST EHOL~ F111e Red Herrings" An elaborate reconstrvcflon ~uence conducted by lord Peter W1m11Jy 10fces lhe murderer 10 confess (Pa.rt 41 aD UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR tt'O) MOVIE • • • 'I Welt. Alone ( 19•81 L1ta1>eth Scoll. Burl Lancaster A mobster 1eams lhrovgh eitpet18'>Ce 111a1 h•s tough lecttca don t work as well 11 they once did IC MOVIE • * • "I Cover The Water- lronl' ( 19331 Claudet te Colbert, Ben Lyon A walerfron1 repo11er falls In love with a smuggler's daughter 'HI MOVIE • • • "Mogembo" ( 19541 Clark Gable. Ava Gardner When a pteritalton over- seer falls m love with the w1te of 1n engineer con- ll1cls erise (_S) GREAT l.AOIES OF COUNTRY II Gvesls Lynn Andersori Donna Fargo. Lacey J Oal- 1on 1:30 0 AT ONE Gvest Be•h Rlc;hards D LEAVEITTOBEAVER fJ MOVIE * * * "Run WllO, Ru" Free" (1969) Jahn Miiis. Mark lester A mute boy regains hlS speech when hrs beloved GOii beeomea endarigerec:t . 0 WILD, WILD WEST Well Hit out 10 atop a megalomaniac 0.-ndant ot John Brown whO ts determined 10 lake over thaU.S tD MOVIE • * '"' "Tl'Wt Only Gema In Town" ( 1958) Warren Beall)'. Ellzat>eth TeytO! A chorut gin ta oftered met- rlage by a gambler wlllle wal1il>g fOf IMlt lowr to dl11C)(C9 hi• ..... II) ADAM-12 A tru1tr1ted actOf abducta an 1trllne •t-ardesa In a dramatic aHemp1 to get a t.....,lalon role. I!) lMOEMTANOIHG HUMAN MHAVK>R 1:46 GAH08UITER8 (Cll.-s>t• 7) CHANNEL LISTINGS 2:00 8 GILUGAH'I Ill.ANO Gllllgpn and the Skipper l'lear • radio broedc:&ll tetllng of tl\t cotlac>M ol tl'le H owell ttnenclal empire 9 KNXT ICBSI 0 O K~C INBCI 0 IOLA 111\0 I 14 e KARC (AIJCI c: 0 l(f'Mij (CBSI f) KHJ TV !Ind f ~,) II) KCIT IADCl t • KHV llnc.I l ' e KCOP TV Ond.l • KCfT <PY!>I • •KOCE IPB~I On Tl/" 2-TV HBO 1C1tw1mul lWORI NY .. N .Y IWT9Sl I ESPf'oll IShowtlmel Spotltohl tCAbll' N11ws Nt'l workl • MOVIE '**"TM~ .. ( 1115') Yut 8tynner, Chel'l- 1 on HHto n. Oen.,11 Andr-Jecttaon emp!Oys the aid ol ,,.. lemoue pltett JM!\ Lahue durinO tl'le Wet of 1112 • IWNIGAT IYMPHONY UJI Ottwa i.ada the Boa· ton SympllOlly UIC'*lre In '"tlw Pll"* 0 1 "()m41" by Ottor1no l\"4>1ot11, ano Plnell a ZullettHn 8"0 ~ 011Ytr111 11 .,, ,,.. tOlolal.I In Moul'1' • 11n Ionia ConClllanle. K 364 (A) QI!) Mr'IRIOAN OOVUU.Ml NT (f!M0\111! • • ''t 'H.aavern With A Gun' ( t969) Olann F0<d Carolyt1 Jones A pooace- loving piucher ttlla<nPl- to bring tlOl!WI ac>11ov1ty to 1 Western town by Mlting up 1 chutCh onry to find hlmMll embroiled 1n IOca• leuds $ MOvte * * *' t On The Tow" 1 IDSCI) Gen11 K .. ly F'rBllk Sinatra A trio ol 111101• 141.m up ~Ith I 11•• dnver eno an 1nthropelog111 to find a beau111u1 girl whoH picture 1s d11pleyed 1n Iha SUllWIY @ MOVIE • * '" fr111ky Fndey ( 19771 JOdl• Foster. Bor- bora Herrll The world Is turned vpr.lde-Oown lor a mother and daughter who maglcally 1witch bodies one l1telul day a 2:0e ( lJ CHARLIE CHAPL.IN TALKS WITH ... ''Jacquellrie Bisset" 2:30 0 ON CAMPUS D Gll.UOA1f8 ISLAND Mr Howell organizes Bil army and aPf)Olrill h1msall g-rat 1tter Iha casla- ways are allacke<I U MOVIE * *'A "SherlOck Holmes And The Woman In Graen" ( 1945) Bull Rathbo"e Nigel Bruce Sherloct.. Holmes 1s called 1n 10 rnvesttgate • """ or crimes 1n wh1c11 lingers er<1 mysteriously m1511ng tram the hand s ol 111ct1m1 aD AMERICAN 001/ERHMENT C)MOVIE' • * "Home To Stay' ( 1978) Henry ronda MIChael McGuire A teen ager lakes her sprrlle<I gr andfalher on a I rip so he won't be senl away lo a home lor lhe eged 2:35 Z,MOV1E • * * "The Hoond Of The Basl<ervllleS I 1978) Pe1er Cool<. Oudley Moore Mas- ler s1eu11\ Sherlock Holmas 1ri11est1gates mystenous gorngs·on at Baskerville Hall and t>egrns 10 svspecl everyone 1nclud1ng hrm- sett 3-00 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A 0 MOVIE * *'• "Al Wor Wrth The Army" (19511 Oeen Maritn Jerry l ewtS A private helps his sergeant wllh his 1ove 1tle ED MUSIC AT PENN STATE; ROBERTREHY Tnrs special IS a rec11a1 ol vocal mu51c p11tormed by Trehy, a prolenor ol music including se1ec11on, from Moiart S'hubett ~1vet and Bnuen aD YOU ANO THE LAW @) nfE Pt'llNCE ANO THE PAUPER H,MOlllE • • ·~ "Somewhere In Time I 19801 Cht1$lOPher Reeve Jane Seymnur Obse$$ed with lhe portrait of e 19th~ntury actress, 1 "10dem-day New YOf'I< playwright uses hypnosis 10 !ravel back •n time 11nd m~l het 'PG' 3:30 0 TAU< ABOVT PICTURES Guest· George Oe Gen naro U GREATEST SPORTS L.EOENOS tD MOVIE * • * "The Professionals' (I 9661 Bur1 Lancester Lee Merv\!\ A -•lthy Amert· can hires lour mercenar111 to recover hls wile who has been krdriappe<I by a Me•- rcan gu11<rllla leader fli) LOS ANGELES WEEK IN REVIEW aD YOU AHO THE LAW 4.00 i) LAST OF THE WILD 0 SUNDAY U COLLEGE FOOTBALL '91 Weel<ly hrghllohts or key NCAA c;ontHIJ are pra- sented 0 MOVIE * *. Fall 01 The House 01 Usher" ( 1958) Tom Tryon, Marahall Thomp- son Based on the story by Edga1 Allan P04! A girl who was burled ahve by he< brother haunlh11n '1) MOVIE fl•turns to * * George ( 1976) Mar- Shall Thompson, Moehete Marcler A man, a woman and a SI eernerd M l off tor a" adventurous romp tllrough the Swiss Alps. Eii) WALL I TR£ET WEEK "George Lindsay's Oc>ln- 1on" Guest George Lind- say. technlcel analyst, Ernst& Co aD CALUOAAPHY CIJ LOUIS RUKEYSER'S BUSINESS JOURNAL <1IJ THArS INCREDIBLE Featured a mld-a11 rescue a 11re retetdanl, • coupla that was hanoeo a mllllon dollars. Q!MOVIE * • * "Shef°i'' (197 I) Rich- ard Roundtree, Moses Gunn While 1"""'I01tlno a gin's hl<lnapptno, a black d etective becomas Involved In I war betwMn th• wtllte Mafia end the black mob (C)MOVIE * * * ''The ~ Land" ( \9721 Liv Ullmann. Max von Sydow A Soandi!lllYl- an larnlly Nekt freedom and 1 new Ille In ,he Min- rie1<>1a territory of the· 1860a MOVIE ** "Whlteweler Sem" Keith LerMll A mounw n man trlWla the NOfthwMI with hit hutky -rchlng IOt, ll'lt grN1 whit• water route .outh 'G' O MOVIE •• ·~ "I Love You. AllGe 8 Toti.tat" (19611) "''" Sellere. L•IOh Taylot- Young, A Ml<l<li.-flgtd Loe Angtlel ltwraf IHYW Ill• brlclt-to-be •1r•nded et the ettw eno ~ • ·~~ llipc)lt *•~r .. lty Fr~•v'' • 11877) Jod+. Foettt, Bir· bWa Htrtlt The WOtld ,, 111rMd u~ tor • TUBE TOPPERS AHC D 8 00 "A AC N ews Clos(.'up " A look ••l the 1·1:st1 1n atl1Jcks on nl<'lllf and rl'llgiou:-, minorities in Amcrlt•u K TTY OJ 8 oo · ··Hurd nn ver Or1ginally titled "T he LuM Aml'n<·un llL·ro." thl' movu! telb about a racing I a 1w t1 c and :,tar~ J t.>fl BndRes a nd Vale1·1l' Pttrrine A UC f1 !1 on · M nrlowe - (j J r n I! r s u11 .., 1 n ..i r t.• m a k ._. n a,\ montl ('h,indler rta ... -.ic J amt:>-. of the K CET -2J 8:tXl "Novu: Cosm k Firt>. An um a1.i ng ll)ok ttl the diM·on•r ws rn,1cl<.• b~ x nt) u~tronom.' momer an<I dtUQhtllf who magically swUch bodle• one latelul day G' 4:30 i) INT!RFACE U A8CNEWS ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW aD CAlUORAPHY Cl) FACE. THE NATION 5:00 8 NEWSMAKERS 0 STARTREK The Enterprise •s captured t>y a beavt1tut Romulan commender fJ@) NFL FOOTBALL Los Arigeles Rams et OaJ- las Cowboys Q Eii) FIRING LINE "Where Do We Oo On tmm1gra110"? Gu es I Atlorney G11ner•I w1111am French Sm•th aD THE lllCTORY GARDEN Bob Thompson oilers 11<1v1Ce on evory phase ol garderilng (() M•A0 S"H A ~mall K0< .. n boy with m1oor 1niurte& capturn Iha hear1s of all in the 40771h H THE COMMOOORE8 IN CONCERT Onu ol lhe world s mos1 versullle oroups performs 11s grea1est hits ll\ctud1ng Ea\y Thrff Times A Lady and Wonoerland to ShOW·SIOpping dance 11eps and a dazzling laser ltQhl show OIMOVIE * • '" 'Areb1en Adven· lure' ( 19791 Ch111topher Lee Miio 0 Shea An evil sorc;arer hOl<IS e 1>eaut1ful prrncess cap1111e While a young prince ge11 an1st- ance from gon1es and fly- ing carpels '" e brave attempt lo rescue her 'G' 5:30 i) FAet: THE NATION 0 H8CNEWS aD nflS OLD HOUSE Bob ll1te 1nlro<J~es lhe Bigelow House 1n Newton Massachusetts that will be 'onverted 1n10 lrve modern coridominlum units IAIO It.I WELCOME BACI(, KOTTER Epstein and Mr Wood, m.in s niece lall "' love anO dec1<1e to lrve together S MOVIE • • • , Supttrman 1 f l'Fllt Chn•IOpllPr Reeve Margot t<.dd•r M1ld- mannere<1 rt'()Orte• Clan. Kont don• h•S red cape and uses hrs superhuman powers to thwart •" ereh c11m1no1 s plol lo destroy tne Wesl Coast w•th a giant earlhQvaka PG &·45 2 MOlllE • • •' B<>rd8fllnt' ( 1980) Charles Bronson Brvno Krrby A pohc:e OlllC.er d•~· covers a smuggling rtng operahng along the Me~l can ooroer and 111es to keep incoming aliens lrorn becoming sl1"8S 10 rulh· less sweatsl>O!> owners PG -EVENING - 9:00 i) PRO FOOTB.ALL WRAP 0 NEWS 0 MOlllE • * * The LOf'O long Trailer" I 19!>•) Luctlle Ball. Desi Arnaz A pa1r of newlyweds sper1d o t11lar1- ous honeymoon I" a lhree- lon trailer u l(OJA.K A p011ce 1n1ormen1 wt>o Witnessed a radl(;al groop bombing sudderily becomes ""avallable tor ques11on1ng tD MOVIE * * ·~ P11nce Valiant' 119541 Jama5 Mason Janet Leig11 l he 111k1no era bflngs two r11111ls into direct conlllCt Cl) RONA BARRm SHOW: MOVIE MEN Guests· James CHn. Burt Reyr\OldS MIChllfll Carne Elllol Goold El\) THE VOYAOEOF CHARLES DARWIN Oa,.,.,,n·s theories abou1 land mass mov11men1 ere conftrmed by lhe devas11- t1on of Conc;epclon, lhe H M S Beagle aa111 lo the Galepaooe lllerids (Pert 51 (A) Cl) '01£ WORLD OF COOKING "India A Maharejal\ Menu" CBS NEWS 11tNBC NEWS H'MOVIE • * * · Mogambo' ( 1954) Clark Gable, Ava 01rdner When a planlltlon over- &eer lallt In lo\19 wtll1 the wlle of an engl~. con- lllcll .,.,,., @MOVIE * • "Zero To Sixty" Der-r.,, MeGavln, Sylv1a Mllft 'PG' NO B Cll Qt NEWS FIGHT BAOK WITH DAVID HOAOWfT'Z ~ THE PHOTO &HOW "Tl'le Rlgl'll E•po•ur•" Jonathan Ooell dl- llOW to cnooae film end ~llPtopttly .. 40 (OJ MAKING IT MOVI (TIMI APPfllOXIMA Tl) 1:00 8 Cl) eo MfNUTd Cl) TME FUNTITONU r rtd Mittalttnly ~ he 1'181 only 24 houra to IM c:;J • IN)NllOt 81randtc1 by • t>lllUtd with en addlc1 In wttl'ldf'llw• 81, lrontlde muat flOll1 lor 11i. • eNI IN IOdlef'a alnlty. • AONA 8AM!TT ~TVLADla GUffta· C.rOf 811rnettt. va1er1e Herp•r. Sally Strutnera. Naricy Walker fl!) GA TES OF ASIA Ci) FIRING LINE 11 Modern Arch1t&clu1e Olsealrous? Guett Tom WOife 4C MOVIE * • •, Arabton Ad11en- tur11' 11979) ChrtSIOpher LN Milo O'Shee An evil aorcer8f holds • belulllut 1>11nceas capllve wh1la a Youno Pl •nee gets HS1s t ancti from gen•H and t1y- 1ng carpets rn a brave attempt 10 rescve her 'G' !0 JMOVIE • • ''> "Seems Like Old Times" ( 1980) Goldia Hawn, Chevy Chase A soil heart.a lawyer is tom between he1 ho!>*less ••- husband-tu• ned·b •n k robber and her uptoghl present husba"d who 15 running for Calllornie •llorneyo-ral 'PG' 7:30 0 ID HERE'S BOOMER 800fl\Of' trades places wrth ~h wome"'s POOCh O lD TRAINING DOGS THE WOOOHOUSE WAY 'Show Handltng" Barbara Woodhouse •hows beginners her way ol mov- ing a1and1ng and present- 1r19 dogs 10 ruOQes 2 MOVIE * • • "The Hou"d Ot The Baakerv111es" ( 111781 Peter Cook. Dudley Moore Mas- ter sleulh Sherlock Holmes 1nveshga1es my1terrous 001ngs-on at 8aakerv111e Hall and begins 10 euspec;t everyone. lnclu"JO n1m- tell 8:00 i) ()) ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Archie challenQM the ays- lem when Mrs Canby is cheated by a garment opera hon O ~CHIPS Ponch •earns that 1ox1c wasles srP being Illegally dumped on a site neer a HOiiywood mo111e set 0 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACOUES COUSTEAU Return 01 The Sea Ela- phants Capla1n Cousteav end ll•S crew 1r1111el to Gua- dalupe for a 1111than<1 11udy ol Iha hie <lnd death of the sea elephant 0 O]J ABC NEWS CLOSEUP 'Wounds From Wllhrn Marshall Frally probes the social a"d psycho1og1ca1 strains lhat are spurring a nse '" allacks on racial and ret1g1ous min0<1hes on the US U IT IS WRITTEN tD MOVIE • • 1-l ''Hard Ortver f 1973) Jell Bridges. llaler;e Perrine A race car driver's auc;cess strains hll rele- 11onsh1p with his 11m11y Cl) SOUO GOLD Host Andy Grbb Cohost Martlyn McCoo Gvel!s Alla COOiidge, The Attmen Brolhel's. James lngtam. Sliver Condor, David Lind· ; NOVA Cosmic Frra· The extrBOfdinary d1"°Wlf'*S made by •-ray Hlfonomy ol neutron stars. exploding galaxies. Quasars end black holes are 11xamlned ~ MASTERPIECE THEATRE A Town like AllGe" Alter the war, Jean decides 10 retu'" 10 Malay• to repay the villagers' kindness by building a much-needed -II (Part3)0 H'MOVIE • • ''> Rough C..t ' ( 19801 Burt Reynalds Lesley· AMe Oown A 8r1111h soc1a11t11 lures an lnterna- llonat 1ewel thMlf OUI of r1111remen1 10 help Iler Sleal $30,000,000 '" dlemonds PG $MOVIE • * When A Slrange< Calle ( 19791 Ce1ol Kane. Charles Durning. wnne baby&ltllng. a youno glrl Is u1rr0f1Zed by phone calls from a psychotic killer 'R' @MOVIE * • * "The klolmaker" (1980) Ray Sharkey, TOVllh Fetdshuh A man1pu1111111e manager use• various ploys to catapull two leen· egere Into pop slnglno st8Jdom 'PG' 8:10 B Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME Whlle awaiting An"'' dellyed flfgllt , Borbara, Schnelder and Alex ftnd romance et lhe elrport 0 THEWC>Al.D TOMOMOW 9:80 (%) 8ING IEAST SINO t:OO 8 Cl) At.a A 10W91 boy 'Mth the Rus- alen Ballet deold.. to o.ftct "1d hldM In Mel'I ttortroom. 8 '8MOVIE "l>Mulwtlle Orlb" (Prem- W.I J9tl Conaway. Cf!IU· ne ~ A country .ino- ., pertonnino In 1 wom• .,, '• pl'\aOtl II ltldnepp«j" by I P!Nr ~ f9mall COl'I• vie" 1ttempt1nO to ~ out Q • WIU) IClfOOOM • "Wiid Shor'lle Of Pat11QO- nl9" l<h ~IM.,.ll'Mt OGM11 dee>ll'I• on Al'Olfltlne to c1t0h ~ Mela In mtrt• lt'dltll of w•tw (R) • MCWW ..... ~ .. (tMt) Jlft'ltl °"'*· Ooyle """'° nbltt. Artw being hlrld by en allurtno l>IOndt to IOcltl htf M~ brother, 1 pflvll• eye "'' olt 1n pur11;11 01 a 1t1tppet he ...... II connected With lhe dll1P0'41f~ • Df'.CHO HU HAW Ouettl Alabama. Mtllton C>olllr l!lllnd. H.,lan How- er d, C•rollna K1<1e Cloggera, Mecllem,. Cott fl) MMTUU>llCI THEATIIE A Town LIM• Alice Aller Iha wttr. Jaen d.cldls 10 return 10 Malaya to rop•y the VIiiager-~· lllMttase hy bllJldlrl(I • much.._uad weM (P.,1 310 Jr:) MOVIE e • Oal'lger L IOhla ( 1930) Je1111 Atlhur Ro1>e<1 A t m11ror1g Color end r()mlln(;41 are the •-•tdt tor r111•road worketa Q'Ol MOVIE • • '> "Gable And Lom- bard ( 1976) James Brotm Jrll Clayt>urgh Thlrllt$ him stars Clill'k Gable end Car· ole Lombard d•acover lhet ne1th11r lhe mo1119 moguls nor the American pubhc 1r11 ready 10 D~I their llltell of1-actellf' rome11uo C MOVIE • • TIMI Rtp 0 11 ( 11179) (Clwer<I Albarl Keren Black A gang ot 1owet th1ove' doub1e-crou one another over $6.000.000 rn diamonds 'A' 0 MOVIE * • • t Lillie Mrst Marktlt ( 19801 Wall"r M,Ulnau Jul18 Andrews 8ase<J on lhe Damon F1unyo" $!Ory A grutl, 111ngy 1930s t>ook- 1e's hie 1• turned around wh4m he acceots 11 6-year old moppet es a marker fOf e raong bet PG Z MOVIE * • ' "It~ My Turn 119601 Jill C1ay1>uroh, MICtlael Douglas A blll· Irani Chicago math profes- sor reahie5 the problems "' he< flve·tn rfll11ronsn1p "'"en sne hnds e n-love wh1kl 1n New YO<k tor her lalhet s remamage A 9!30 0 (I) THE JEFFERSON$ George thinks a heroic mari desc11bed tn a news· peper 5tory may be Louise s talhe' 0 WORLDOF SURVIVAL U BREATH OF LIFE 10:00 8 ll) TRAPPER JOHN, M.O. Nurse Ripples' 1ob is thrown 1n10 1eopardy whl!n her alcoholic broltt..r re- onters her hie um News 0 ERNEST ANGLEY '1) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS Eii) JOHN CALLAWAY INTERVIEWS John Cheever d1scu~ h15 adOlescence ht• 1trug- g1es 1n New YO!k es a wrll- er and the exper1ences whtCh led him to wnte Falconer " H MOVIE • • '> 'Somewhere In Trme I 1980) Christopher Reeve Jane Seymour Obse~ wi1n the por1ra11 Of 8 19th-century 8Ctr8flS, n mOdern-day New York p1aywr1g111 uses hyp"osrs to travel back I" 1rme and meet har PG S MOVIE ~ • > Fade To Stack I '980) Dennis Chrrstophe< L•nda Kerrl<lge A d•S· 1urbod youno mo111e fari reacts lo rom9nl1G rej«- hon by comm1t11ng mur- ders 1n the guise a"d s1yte 01 hrs favorite $C'ff" v•I· IA1ns R @MOVIE * * '" "II s My Turn" t 19801 Jrtl Clayburgh Michael Douglas A brll· lrant Chicago malh proloS· tor reahzes the problems 1n ner hv11-1n relallonsllrp when she !Inds e new love Whtie '" New Yori< IOf her !ether's 111memega 'A' 10:30 tD JERRY FALWELL Cl) JIMMY SWAGGART aD MOVIE • • • Oe111d And L•se 11962) Ke<r Dullea Janel Margohn An emo11ona1ty dlstvrbed grrl I" 8 apec1a1 SChOol leads a young boy 01.11 of hrs own pnvate darkness Z, MOVIE • • • * "Payday 11973) Rrp Torn, Ann• Capri A country end -ter" s•noer ruthlessly makes hrl way to 81ardom by man1pulat- 1ng and discarding ttiose arourid htm 11:00 e o u Cfl ®l ~ NEWS 0 PACE.SETTERS U SPORTS SHACK Eii) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebef'I and Gene S1sklll review "True Con- lessron5," "Galhpoll" and AIGh And Famous C MOVIE • • • 1 Cove< The Water- front t 19331 Claudelle Colbert. Ben Lyon A wotl'orfronl reporier lolls 1n love with e smvggler's daughter 0 MOVIE * • • ·~ "8*ing Tl\9re" ( 1979) Peter Setler•. Mel· vyn Oouo•11 A llmple- mlnded. rnlddle-eged mari whose only knowledge of the outside world Is through telev111on. g11ns tremer1dous fame •nd . power by u"w.111no1y con- lilndng tycoon• and polttl· clans tl'let he Is a genius 'PG' 11: 1s e c aa NEWS 11:30 f) SPORTS AMAL D 100Clue fl ABCNEWI 0 cou.EOE FOOTBAU Stantord vs. USC m MoVIE •• * .. Tha ProlM l lonelt " (111691 Burt Lencaater, LM Mllt'Vln A wellthy Amttl- cari ,,,,.. lout merc;enerlet to recowt hit wtte who has been kidnapped by a Mex- ican ouetrlna lell<ler e AOOKU A 1>3trolm1n get• lnvotvea tn 1NklkS81 al1uattons ao tllat !'lie lllfT\lly mlgl'lt COi· *' Ille lnturtnOe MOVIE • • • \t "GOOOby9 OOlum- bue" (1M 9) RIOllard Ben· !Amin, AH Meo<>thr A yeuno man 1t1C1t1onino wltl'I the llmlly of a WMltl'ly bl.lllllMllMI\ hal • Met .. leYt ellalf wltl\ the ~·· dlugtl•. l1I IJmMAINMINT 'MIWHK (llMOVIE • • ' MllfCl'I Or Di." (Part II 119771 o-It~ Mu Vun $y(low Mem~1 01 Iha Fren(n '<11,;on L.egion w a -..ion.o , • •llCOft an llCllNOIOg1cel ••P•O•t1on •••~Ing to ••Cllv••• • v•lulble luMb In tne 68111•11 (RI 0 MOVtt * e e * The Sluol Man" 1 •980) Pet•• 0 rool• ~1e11e Aailabe<:k w'"'*" by the l)()llC8 a <1111Ufb41d Vleinam vel.,an tll'ld1 111 unaort l'l•van on • rnCl'I•• Mt wt>ere a WO<ld W11 I ep1e 11 belno 111mec1 11 1 t·41 tJ THE AOCl(FOAO FlLES CJ MOVIE • • "Merell 01 Ole (Part II ( 19171 G-HICkMl\fl, Max Von Sydow MUft!hllf'S OI 1'1e French f oreign I ao1on llfl 11sa1gn4'd to .. c0<1 an ercha.otog.cal tlAP•d•llon •OOl.inQ 10 ••ca11a1e 11 valu11lll• tomb m the Sahar11 (Al 0 MOVIE * * "Thursdey s Gome" ( t97 ti Bob Newhart Oetoe Wrldeor Even wll., me I hUrJday n1gt11 puker game •S discontinued • peu ol mamltd men sltll lflStSI Or\ lhe<I night Out w1lh the boys H MOVIE • * , "01v1ne Madne.,' t 1980) Bellti M1dler The 1tarie1tes Th•s him record ,,, M1dler s concer1 pertOf mnnc86 al the Peuoana C1vte Aud1to11um rn Febiu- ury, 1980. teatures a vane· ly of sonos. fronv camp standords to rock ballads punctuated by a -'*• of raunchy mon0logw1 A' -MIONtGHT- 12:00 S WHAT'S UP AMERICA r ak" e ~hon look 111 11<1ulls who believe sw1ng1n9 IS lhe orily wa1 ro live. an An•<:fl c.an bulll1ghter gor 111a grams s1rtp-9ram• .rnd IOISmO<P 12:15 Z MOVIE * * * Ftng""" 119781 Horvey 1<e11e1 Tisa Farrow A p1omis1ng IJ18!11SI II dr11wn 11110 a hie ol Crtmc A 12·30 ~ MOVIE • • ' Sherloc~ Ho1n1es And The Woman In Grtll!n ( 1945) Bull Rathbone. Nigel Bruce Srierlor~ Holmes 11 called •n 10 mvesttgatl' a s.it1M or CflmtK In which ""gers .... myslenously mrS~"Q ltom the hands ol victims C MOVIE • * '> 'Straight T 1rne ( 1978) Dustin Hollmnn Gery Bvsey An l'•-Con desperately lrtes to go slraight alter 111av1ng P"•· on '" spite ot 1hP n1.1ny roadblocks wntelt "~" up belorehrm R 12:45 8 NAME OF THE GAME Oan F'errefl closes in on a robt>ery ring which was responsible tor th11 fatal shooting ot h1s •de manv years befO!e 1'()() S MOVIE * • The Chr,..ose Con· nect•o"" I 1973) Bruce Lee A martial arts Sludenl se1s out to avenge tlle death ot n1s teacher '" wtucn a nvat SGhOOI was 1n11Ql11eCI R 1:30 •Th NEWS H THE COMMODORES IN CONCERT One ol the world I rvos1 vers8lile groups pertorn1s •Iii greatPSl nits, 1nctua1n9 filW Three Timi'< A Llldy and Wond,.rland to show-stopprng dance steps and a daullrig lase. 1.1.9.111 show 1:450 ATONE Guest James Cllbur" 2 MOVIE • • '> Borderlme 119801 Charles Bronson Aruno K11by A pohce ottoee< dis· covers a smuggttrig "ng operating along the M1u1· can bor<ler and Irias to keep 1ncom1ng al1~ns lrom t>ecomrng slavf's to rutl1· less swea1st>op o ... ners PG 2:00 tD TURNABOVT (fU) A&C:-6 @ MOVIE • * . ., "The Nude Bomb" ( 1980) Don Adams. Sylv11 1<r111.. Secre1 egenl Ma1- well Smarl faces h1a mC'st dengeroos advers1lfy '" an arch 11111a1n Who plans to reu1'1ch m1ss1les 1na1 wrll disrobe the ent11e hurnen populahon 'PG 2;15 i) NEWS 2:30 i) TOOAY'S RELIGION C MOVIE • • Lepke ( 19751 Tony Curlis. An1ane1t11 Comer Louis Lept.e Bucnalter. a leader ol Amtrlce'a underw0<ld, h<!ads up Ille "otor"1ua organ1za11ori kl\OWTI es Murder Inc A 2:45 0 HEWS 3-00 i) LIFETIMES (SI nfE WACKY WORLD OF J()NATI-fAN WINTERS Guest Jaclcte Cooper 3J25 l %) MOVIE * * * "The Hound Ot Tiie Bukervltles" {19781 Peter COOk. Dudley Moore Mes- ler sleuth Sherlock HOimes tnvestigltes myaterlous goings-on al 8oskerv111e Hall and b80'"' to suspecit everyone, 1nctudl"Q hrm. self 3:30 fl NEWSMAKERS 1SJ MOVIE • '* "Aevenoa 01 The Myaterons From Mars"Capteln Sc&rlat 9°" deep inlo •P-to 1lop the deadly Myllerona from destroying Earth ·G' 4:00 8 INT£1'FACE 0 MOVIE * * * ,.., "Private Benl•· mln" (1980 Goldie H•wn. EllMn Brennan. A well-I~ do yeung womein mlalalt• anly Joint the Army follow· il>g the c:INth OI het MW hulbend-on 1htlt weddlng fll01'11 'R' ~CC:)MOW • • "Home To Stay" (19 79) Henry Fond• • Mtchael McGuire A tttn- aoer ,.... ~ ~''° grendletl'lef °" • tl1p ao he won't be 1«1t flW•y 10 • home tor the 'Otcl 4l ... (%) MOYll • -~ '111'8 My Turn" (1H0 ) Jiii Cl•)'burOl'I. MlchW Douglee A l>ft. liarlt Qllcego matll ,..... ........... ~ In Mr ·~ l'tiMIOi .... Mlln .,,. Mot • -~ ........ In N9w YOttt 10t ,_ , • ..., .• ,.....,'* 'A' 3 SS 2 a ~ A q u & ilb§ P¥ •1.1 Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 razilians grateful famous doctor extending vaccine strategy Ptn'ER lJELLO aa-1 .... "'"' Wrlw RIO OE JANIEltO, Brull -Dr Albert Sabin, the dl1coverer of the oraJ vaccine 11aln11t polio, 11 still a oln• atront In his cruaade l., 11t1mp out the dreaded children's dlaease. ''The problem or eradicatlna certain ~seases remuln11 8 challenge," the American 11clenUst adnutted ... For eicample, only in the past rive years have we come to know how much cnor e polio there really is, especially in the tropics.'' But he added, "It's Just a question of finding the right tactics.·· Sabin's strategy certainly worked in Brazil, In August he led the second annual fll~Ss vaccination campaign against polio. which tl!ed his revolutionary dis tribution plan. SAVE 1ec ~ BUFFERIN 100 TABLETS SHOP I-DIGIT CALCULATOR WALLET SIZE HANIMIELD wftll L'-4 Crystal Dll,itJ HRi One touch percent key ii!ii '" last "''"'"""' ••• ..,.)15 1 0.99 NOltTMERN "PttOftSSIONAL" STYLING BRUSH Makes perfect round curls e11eryt1me no crimps bends or clamp marks ''"' 7.88 The prosram m o bllhcd nearly 400 ,000 ' non prorenlonal volunteers and brousht the v Mc<'lnc to 16.4 m illion chlldrun. under 5 lhrouihOUt this con tin.int-sized count.ry. Sabin, 75, suid he would uriie the World Health Orga nlzatlon to bring representalivet or other trorlcal countries where pollo is a problem lo Brazi , to learn how this country ran Its campaign · ·'If Brazil, with its huge area, can eet organized, the other countries can learn," he said. Sabin has special ties to this South American na lton His wife is_ a BrazUian. And hls frequent visits here have m ade his portly white-bearded figure familiar to ever yday citizens. who stop him on the street and thank him for his efforts on behalf of Brazilia ns. SAVE38c AD PRICES PREY AIL: .. Dul his work hM11 taken him all over the world "China WI.Ill the areal eye-opener," the srlcntlst r ticalled. C S u bin uplalntp : "I knew the ireat ud vances in health care In the U.S. around 1920 tryln1 to reach more and more children at dlCferent times," he s aid. "It work11, In part, but the imp~ ct 11 not ve ry great and It certainly cannot eliminate polio. r hope they now wUI change." w ere due mostly to 1m3rovements In the B b k d standard of living, food an sanitaUon -nol to USeS rO en OWR adva nces In medical science. But what can public health people do in poor countries before you have these economic developments? ·'The a ns we r . o rga nize thous ands of vo lunt eer s for rapid s imultaneo u s admirustration. And I really learned m y lesson in China,·' he said. Sabin now critic izes the WHO for what he calls its ineCficient system of immunization. ·'The WHO tries to take care or polio by gradually expanding the vaccination proiram, 15 oz. SIZE SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Riders or Municipal Railway buse~ m ay have to wait longer than usual for transportation over the next several months because so ma ny buses are not operating, officials said A Muni spokesman said 200 of San Francisco's 528 buses are out of commission awailiag repairs. 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The afrls made an Ann Landers tan out of their 15-year·old brother who never. to my knowledge, read anything but the sports page. He even went out and bought The Ann Landers Encyclopedia. • My husband was amazed when he found Jt In the boy's room. He became interested in a certain chapter and asked the boy if he could borrow it for a few hours. The answer was "No -buy one ror yourself. I'm writing a theme tonight for my family living course and I need this book for a guide." My sister's son is also lS. She is trying lo get him to read your column, but he refuses. Can you suggest a way she might change his mind? Thanks ror helping me do my job. - .. ANN lANDIRI ""-· DANVILLE. KY., MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: I'm glad I have helped your family. And now about your 1l1ler'1 aon. Tell her to gtl off his case. lnformaUon forced on children (or adults, for tbat maUer) Is usually rejected. If 11he conttnuea to nag him, he could gel permaneoUy tu.r'hH off. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Yo u told "Ri verside, Calif., .. who wrote about strange behavior at weddings, "As far as I 'm concerned. people can do whatever they want, and I am keeping my mouth shut." It seems to me that people pretty much do what they want anyway, but when a reader asks Ann Landers for advice, she should give it. Why didn't you point out that traditional ceremonies should be done with taste and consideration for those present? • Not tveryonc is "with it." Social amen1tles are usually learned from one's parents. Unfortunately, not all parentt are Informed This is why 110 many people look to you tor guidance The least you can do ts be there tor them. FORT STOCKTON, TEX DEAR TEX.: Your polnt la well taken - · but a great many readers were qukk to let mf! know that I have no rl«ht to tnfllct my tradHlonaJ views on people who choose to do lhlnga dlfferenUy. After some soul searching (and a few thousand lellen), I decided a wHdlng wu a private affair, and the ones who were paying the bill had a right lo do as they please. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You printed a letter recenUy from a widow who complained about being left out when her coupled friends entert3ined. My husband and l have taken widows to dinner at O\lr dub as well as to some lovely reat11urant11 any number or times. Some of these women are Quite wealthy, but It never occun t~ them to entertttln US They probably tlgure, "They arc two and 1 am one." There-ore many ways they could reciprocate lunch with the wile or a coffct• or tea date <1r even dmner at their home I'll bet lonely widows would be included more ortcn if they didn't expect to be l'nterta1ned rndcfinitely. -I'M FOR BALANC~ DEAR BAl,A.NCE: Your complaint 1UJundt1 valld. J wonder how many widows who read your lelter aaiked lhemselves, "Is she talking aboul me?" If you are uncomfortable, ladlt's, 'do 11omethJog about It. Are your parents too strict., Hord lo reach' Ar1r1 L..anders· booklet. ·Bugged By Parents., How to Get More Freedom," could help you bridge the generation gap. Send 5() cents with your rtque&t and a long, stamped, self-a<J.dressed envelope to Ann Landers. P.O Box ll995, Chicago, fll. 60611 . .. Classes to stop srrwking slated Virgo: 'Lost cause '·revived AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION will sponsor two free stop-smoking classes. The first course begins Monday at 7 p.m. and continues through Nov. 16. An alternate course will be held Tuesday evenings at 7 beginning Oct. 27 and continuing through Nov. 19. For more information, ca II 835-5864. HALLOWEEN party for physically handicapped adults will be held at 7:30 p.m . Monday in Santa Ana. The event is sponsored by HIAlTH HllP member s of Glass Mountain Inn Inc. For information. call 833-2383. LIFETIME NUTRITION will be discussed by Dr. Barbara North at 8 p.m. Tuesday in South Laguna. For information. call 499-5311. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION will be taught in a two-day course beginning at 7 p.m . Tuesday at Mission Community Hospital in Mission Viejo. For information. call 495-4400 ext 391. STRESS will be discussed in Irvine at 8 p.m. Tuesday in a program sponsored by the city of l rvine and the StressCenter al South Coast Medical Center. For information, call 499-1311 ext. 56. ext. S60. ALCOHOLISM is the subject of a seminar at 1 :30 p.m . Tuesday at the Mariposa Women's Center in Orange. F-0r information, call 547-6494 . B ETT ER BR EATHERS' CLU B of the American Lung Association will have a meeting al 1 p.m . Wednesday in Fullerton. The group will also view a film on pulmonary problems at 4 p.m . in Santa Ana. For information. call 835-5864. PANIC CONTROL will be discussed at 1:30 p.m . Wednesday in a program sponsored by Hoag Hos pital in Newport Beach. For information, calJ the pulmonary department at 645-8600 ALCOHOL ABUSE is the title of a two-hour seminar presented in Laguna Beach at 7:30 p.m. Friday. For information. call 497-4447. OASIS Senior Citizen Center will sponsor a discussion titled "Taking Responsibility for Personal Lifestyles and Choices" at 10 a .m. Friday in Corona del Mar. For information, call .759-9471. HOLISTIC HEALTH is the theme of a daylong seminar Saturday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. For inform ation on the program, call 556-588> • ANNOUNCING .,. Joseph A. Corig, M.D . F'amily Practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS MEDI-CAL. MEDICARE;. CHAMPUS 'M>AK MAN'S COMPENSATION. I NSUAANCES ACCEPTEQ AS PAYMENT IN FULL 547-0341-801 M. Tustin Ave. ~305, Santa Ana 801 Medical lldg.·Mextto Newport Fwy. NEWS l HARDLY RtMEMBER MY OWN BIRTH, PE'RMAPS BECAUSE' I WAS ~INKING ABOUT SOME'THING ELSE AT TME TIME. • ~···~-......... -°'"' a.oc._T_Y _lil'M"'" CRF may control heart disease LA JOLLA. Calif. (AP> -A brain hormone hailed as a potentially powerful tool in dealing with certain disease and behaviora l study of the brain has been synthesized by researchers at the Salk Institute Dr Wyhc Vale, said the discovery follows a decade of research. He said the hypothalamic hormone called Corticotropin Releasing Factor or CRF appears closely involved with the br ain's response to s tress and emotions and that the discovery could lead to production of a strcss·controlling drug for humans. "It provides neurobiologists with a powerful new tool m determining precisely how the brain controls the stress response," said the announcement released by the Salk Institute. The 1nstitute's announcement, preceding publication of its findings in Science magazine. says "this new knowledge may eventually lead to new ways of controlling stress related diseases including heart disease, stroke and hypertension." Other problems which have been linked theoreticall y with CRF include peptic ulcers and sexual dysfunctions . Vale said a tiny amount of the CRF was isolated from the brains of millions of sheep. He said by synthesizing it. studies can be made on animals "and eventually perhaps human beings. 1f 1t 1s not toxic to human beings." Evidence for the existence of this was uncovered 30 years ago," Vale said. "Roger Guillemm of Salk Institute and Andrew Schally of Tulane University won a Nobel prize in 1955 for t heir work." He said that synthesis of the chemical will permit a large number of researchers to study its properties by making the substance widely available. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY So•• ~0-1, llH O<JOI" 1'22 HAllOR ILVD. COSTA MESA -541·115'6 Monday, Ocl. 19 By SYDNEY OMARR ARJES (March 2l•April 19): Tasks which had been ignored or postponed will now be handled in precise, methodical manner. Emphasis on details. security, confrontation with older individuals who may appear ultraconservative. Keep eye on Scorpio! TAURUS I April 20-May 20 ) Focus on significant changes, opportunities for creative expression, intensified relationship. Take notes, HOROSCOPE report facts as they exist. Short trip could be on agenda. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons play important roles. GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 : Emphasis on money and how you can obtain additional funds. Diplomacy is a requislte .. By utilizing a "tasteful" degree of flattery, you gain allies and win a major concession. CANCER (June 21 -July 22)' What seemed a setback boomerangs in your favor You display talent for being in right place at crucial moment. You have success now in delving beneath surface you get complete story and could strike pay dirt. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Older individual lends needed support. Someone behind the scene could plot against you. Key is to be aware, confident, assertive and to let people know you are not without allies. VIRGO 1Aug. 23-Sepl. 22>: What seemed to be a "lost cause" will be revived. r evitalized and will ~IC Tropiul Fish• Fresh• M~rine Aqu~rium Supplies Oct. 17. 1981 -Oct. 23, 1981 Balantlochellu s 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 as that feroc lous man eating marauder of the deep, hence my nick name "Bala Shark," however, the resemblance ends with looks as t am most peaceful minding my own business at all t imes. Aquatic Tropicals has a sale on me for only 7.99. 151 O W. Baker • Co•t• MeH e!I • 549-1391 • Comer Harbor & Baker - ' I from all over California is rounded up each day LIDO DRUGS in the Daily Pilat 3445 via lldo • newport beach• phone 675-4150 HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT MENTAl HEALTH? LEARN THROUGH INFORMATIVE TAPE D MESSAGES- CALL 833-2411 0.1 $ell-Confidence and Self-Esteem • c .. ~Fri.1-12, 1·5 m 0.2Teern1ge Problems : .. C>3What is a Clln1cal Psychologist? CM OiVOt'Ce and Rejection "INFO-LINE" D-&Sleep Problems D-eObealty and Permanent Weight Control 0.7Fears and Phobias D-8 tmpctence 0-9Alcohol Problems E·1 Relationship Prbolems -Marital or otherwise E·2 Premature Elaculetioo E-3 Problems with Female Orgasm E'"'4 Managing Stress Sucoealully E-5 When to Consider Paychologal Help E-e Anxiety E-7 Depression E-8 Effects of Stre11 E-9 Oepreaston In Children ano Motescents F-1 &aoea of Grief E.A. Ericson Ph.D. F-2 Commun~tlon In Maniage 1001 f\--5' t F-3 Reeolvlng PrObltml in Marriage , ~ ·• F"'4 Sexual l..u.1 In Man1age Suite 280 F..S Talking With Your Ollld Newport Beach F-e Sulcfde: Facia and Mvtht 1001 Do..,. St F-7 Oleclpllnlng YourOWid Suite 280 " F-8 Alcohollam: A Famlly Oial1 Newport eeooh ~Cc::::ll ~ .. ~.:!'! 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Focus on ambition, aspir ation. ultimate goal a nd an encounter with d ynumic. creative. stubborn individual SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21). Emphasis on direction. dbtance, perception and the outlinmg of long-range plans. Teaching and learning processes are stimulated Intuition is on target. hunch pays dividends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Know when to draw hnc where budget is concerned Some a ssociates, partners are only too willing to spend at your ~x pen~c. Long-distance message brings favorabl e news. Operations will be extended, expanded. CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-J an. 19 > Legal documents require further examination What appeared to be an airtight agreement could spring a leak. Emphasize review, repair and possible reversaJ of form. Money comes from surprise source Aquarian could be involved. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on com municat1on, written word and a s pecial announcement. Work procedures will be affected -you'll get credit for innovative ideas Member of opposite sex makes dramatic declaration. PlSCES l Feb. 19-March 20> Aura of affection. creal1v1ty and romance dominates scenario. Family member lends moral support Focus on "intuitive leaps. ·sudden answers and a variety of sensations Gain indicated through written word Watch Gemini! • AUTOMOTILE ACCIDENTS • CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL ACCIDENTS The Law Offices of A. Steven Peters emphasizes in the handling of Personal Injury Claims R. Steven Peters will make sure that you obtain all that you are legally entitled. Call for a Free consultation and determine your rights against all parties. Housecalls o r hospital visits can be arranged 834-0133 LAW OFACE 24 Hrs. of R. STEVEN PETERS, INC. 60 I H. Partu:etlfer Dr., Santa Ana INTERIOR DESIGN~81 Coming Thursday October 22nd Today, homes are tbe focus of living and e ntertainment. so people naturally want to make them 11ltracUve and eminenUy livable. Read "Interior Design," with runts on furniture. remodeling. and much more. ·~------~--..... -------------------------------..---------------.... ..---------------........ ,.. .. STOCKS REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED C3-4 CS-6 C7-1 0 5 5 a a a a a s a - Home ownership still much better than merely renting. C5 .. The crown prince of ~scount .books ' Robert Haft to open Westminster outlet By KEim TUBER o.u.,,. ..... .._, • ..._ Charlene Metoyer of Costa Mesa had never been lo a Crown Books store before las t Wednesday. "l usually buy books al the grocery store," Mrs . Metoyer confided, "but I've seen Crown's advertisements, and when I saw there was a store in Costa Mesa, I rushed down here." Mrs . Metover ourchased three paot:rback novels -John Fowles' "The French Lieutenant's Woman," Ken Follett's "Triple" and Patricia Matthews' "Love's Sweet Agony" -as well as a picture book for her young son, Matthew. 'Tm an avid reader," Mrs. Metoyer said. "I love book stores, but the prices are becoming outrageous. Libraries are nice, but they just can't keep up. I'm coming back later today -my 12~-year old, John, wants to buy some books.'' The crown prince or the discount book chain is 29-year-old Harvard Business School grlduate Robert Haft. His father, Herbert H. Haft, started one of the first discount drug stores -Dart Drug Corp. 25 years ago. Crown is ownesf by Dart Drug and Thrifty Drug, its West Coast counterpart. In four years, the younger Hart's firm has grown from a single store in Rockville, Md. to 48 INTRIPRINf UR outlets, mostly in the Washington, D.C. and greater Los Angeles areas. On the West Coast for little more than a year. Crown already boasts 18 stores. including branches in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, El Toro and Huntington Beach. Next year , Haft plans to open a store in Westminster. ··our surveis show that Orange County is one of the best book reading areas in the country," Haft said in a telephone interview. '·First, the people are interested in health and nutrition, and also sports and outdoor recreation. "And. like the rest of the country, they are concerned about politics and history. The communities are up on trends, and are involved. "In terms of ranking , we consider Orange County the top group in the country." Haft credits Crown's dramatic growth to a highl y s uccessful advertising campaign, well-managed stores and, 1bove all, the best prices around. The chain discounts New York Times best-sell er s 35 percent, hardbacks 20 percent and best-selling paperbacks 25 percent'. The rapid expansion, however, has taken its toll on Dart Drug's profits, which plummeted in the past year lo Sl.6 million from S3.5 million. Most of Crown's outlets are located near a Dart or Thrifty drug store. "There is no question that a lot of money is involved in opening a store," Haft said. "But we're a profit-oriented, profit-making business. If you look at one of our stores -they're all very similar -which carries up to 10,000 titles. and figure an average book retail.s for $10, you're looking at an investment of hundreds of thousands of dollars." Crown bas been criticized for its relatively s mall selection -some B Dalton Booksellers carry up to 21h limes that of the average Crown - but Haft defends his stores and their discount price policy. "We sell what people are interested in reading -best-selling. interesting books at the best prices," Haft said. "In books people want, we have a better selection. "Some others claim to have twice the selection we have. There's no question we're not carrying Panel begins study on teen joblessness SACRAMENTO <AP> -A typical California youth stands on a downtown street corner. out of work. He's 19 years old, likely to be black or His panic, probably didn't finish Jligh school, and might belong to a gang. He doesn't even know how to get one of the few jobs that might be open for him. No one has told him what to wear lo a job interview. and how to talk to a potential boss. There aren't enough training programs to help him gel a job -government sJ'(!nds twice as much for college education for the perhaps more affluent youths as it does for vocational education and job training. He's very likely to end up in jail. His plight was the subject last week of the first hearing by the new Assembly Select Committee on California Youth. The committee spent 1 day deClning the problems of teen-age joblessness, but bad no recommendations as yet. More hearings are plal\ned. The chairman, Assemblyman Patrick Johnston, 0 -Stockton, stressed that no money Is available for new training programs In a fiscally tight government era. "The ultimate objective is to assess what works and why," he said. California bas about 4 million people between the ages or 16 and 25, less than one-quarter of the state's population. Nearly 2.5 rulWon have Jobs and another 350,000 are seeklnc work. Those 350,000 make up half of the state's jobless. The overall rate in 1978 was 7 percent; il was 19 percent for those 16-19, and 10 percent for those 3>·24. The rates are higher for minority iroups. In 1980, 11.4 percent of all white Callfomlana aged 11 to 21 were unemployed. The n1ure WH 25.1 percent for blacks and 13 percent lot Wspanlcs. California's vocational educaUon and Job trainine proerams for young people served aboUt CSee TEENS. Page C2> A clerk at Crow n Books' CC1sta Mesa store every title. We buy at the same ·prices as other book stores, only we sell them at better prices. "Our philosophy is that we're willing to make a small profit on each title, but sell more. We m ake pennies 'On each book, but reel many of the books we sell could be important in changing someone's outlook on life, or philosophy. ·'I started as a book reader, not a merchant. We're providing a community service." Not ever yon e in the Orange County communitt is enamor ed with Crown, however . When discussing the discount dealer's pricing structure. a spokesperson for Brentanos at South Coast Plaza said, "We're all reaJl y hostile. I'm not sure what their deal is. whether it's a tax writeoff or what. But you could probably surmise how most of us feel about it." Gary Brown. owner of Santa Ana Book Store (Crown will open a Santa Ana branch within the next few months > said. "Fortunately for us. we're not affected by them. We're mainly a technical dealer, though we do carry paperback best sellers. "I wonder personally how the bell they do it. They advertise books at my cost. May~ have more buying power. But my distributor assures me the discount is the same as everyone else. "Personally, I think Crown's operations are a o.lly "'• ~-~ ~-rkll O'o-tl at Harbor and Wi lson straightens inventory. little too slick. They're a fast-food answer to book buying. I s till feel people like lo browse dusty old books and make a find. Crown is n't that type of setup. "I'm glad I don't have to compete. The stores that may have a problem competing are the large chains like Pickwick. B Dalton." Mark Conceicao, assistant manag~r of the Fashion Island B Dalton Booksellers. said their operations have felt the heat from Crown's Newport Beach store "It took a little bit out of us, but we're still doing pretty good," Conceicao conceded. "We're offering more bargain books to compete with them, but we won't discount new books. Newport Beach is still Newport Beach." Haft believes resentment on behalf of his com petitiors will dae down and be replaced by talk of a stimulated markt!t. "In Wa s hington, according to publishers' estimates. the book market has grown 60 percent in the last two yea rs . That's phenomeJ\al, especially when all you hear about is how SAT scores are going down, and kids can't r ead anymore," Haft said. "The market is growing. When books are more accessible, people read more Washington is Charlene and Matthew .Wetoyer make their purcl1ase enjoying a real renaissance ... Horowitz's message: Learn to fight hack LOS ANGELE S <AP > - ··cons umerism " is a word not favor ed by David Horowitz. a video Don Quixote who makes dishonest advertiser s s quirm with a g lint-in-the-e ye e vangelis m that engenders hope in the breasts of anyone ever victimized by deceptive ads. "The word ·consumerism' nas a negative connotation. What I do is positive," says Horowitz. a consumer watchdog who s e televised CONSUMER CLOSEUP Horowitz admits. however, that h doesn't want to bale the hand tha feeds his ~ minute program, whic carefully debunks some of thos impos s ible -l o b e li e ve T com mercials lhal have made many viewer want to punt his TV set int the front yard. "We have neve r . ever had problem with an advertiser. l'm no anti-business. What we do is al truthful and factual. In the past n consumer progr am has ever stay "commercial ch a llenges" have on the air," Horowitz says. attracted legions in 37 U.S. cities, In fact, he says, about 90 percent o where hi s syndicated TV program, the advertisers whose products ar .. Fight Back! With David Horowitz," "tested" on his program give him is shown. permission to use the actual T Horowitz , a self ·described commercial for comparison. investigative contemporary affairs "The simple reason is the r1tting reporter who once covered Ure are terrific," Horowitz adds, noun Vietnam war 'for NBC, says he that his show receives 10,000 letters doesn't want to be lumped In with the week when it is in production Ralph Nad er -type con s umer "Politicians r unnin g for offic . crusader who won't ride in certain specifically request advertisine spot cars or use particular products. on m y s how. I believe that m "I could be an esoteric, an product Is a super product and that' e,gghead , one of these consumer why I'm here." crusaders who speaks in a languace And Horowitz says he gives seller no one can understand. Bllt. I want to their turn, loo, like the segment o communicate with as many people as "grazers" -those supermarke posflltle. I want people to know that customers who like to munch whll they can fight back," Horowlu says ~ they meander through the aisles. wlth a fervor that has kept his show Horowitz. who says coveran on TV for four years. mllde bim a Vietnam in 1963 made him want frequeot guest or Johnny Carson's chan1e the world, returned to th "Tonllbt" show uad ao1red him a United Slates a year later, and 1 daily.program on NBC Radio. NBC to work on New York radi He aJao hu written a book: ''Fight Back! And Don't Get Ripped Off." (See HOROWITZ, Pace C!) q ow--·---- Orange Coast DAILY PIL.OT /Sunday, October 18, 1981 .. Due to computer malfunctions ,at Newport Securities .Corp., the weekly roundup of Orange County stock , activities will. not be provided for the week ended October 16 . The feature will resume next Sunday , October 25. /foh a11d ./u1wt lknrde11 p111l the '"'''"'.,., •lwtr tr1/l:J1t4 CJ'•'l''1110 l'•1r0ls To some, a card is only a card ' hut to Beardens, it's business By STEPHEN FOX ..,,. a ... 1,,..awro~ For Bob and J anet Bearden. ~ucces!> really was in the cards If a vibrantly colored ~reeling card seems to almost jump out al you the next lime you're shopping for a 'Get Well · or "Happ~ Birthday'" message. the chances are good it's one of the Reardens' products Their firm. which is of course called ACARD CO MPANY. commissions or iginal airbrush artworks and reproduces them on hlgh-quala Ly paper There are no sentimental verses or pastel scenes in the ACA RD line. Instead. lustrous r ed htarls front their Valentine's Da y offerings and meticulously detailed toy soldiers appear on Christmas comme moratwns The ACAR D line also includes .. talking" gr eeting <·ard:,. which are actually cardboard folded into a ::.peaker of sorts which trails a grooved htrip of plastic Run you r fingernail over the plastic s trip and the cards emit noises which. with practice. sound like "Congratulations" or "Merr~ Christmas" The talking cards are of cQurse called '"Chitter Chatters .. The Beardens are Philadelphia natives who c ame west after purchas ing a greeting card company which specialized in erotic missives "We got out of the erotic market. which is a ver y hm1ted market ... Bearden explained "The ATTENTION INSURANCE BROKERS We want your workman's comp -15% substantial bonus depending on loss ratio. (7 I 4i 557-671 Q cars"bikes• •skateboards" trucks*baby carriages•tea carts•trikes · cards sell, but mainly in Los Angeles. New York and San Francisco. We wanted to be kind of middle of the road outrageous. We were lucky because we got into airbrush early. Other people got into it but they did more erotic things . We stayed away from that because we wanted to stay in an area where everyone would buy." The Beardens, who tend to finish each others' sentences. tried variouJ approaches before settling on their contemporary look. "We did a Jot of different things," said J a net Bearden, a 32-year-old with a background in business and rilms. "We did a series of mim e cards. We did a series of cartoon cards. Bur nothing really hit until two years ago when we got into lhe airbrush art." Once they settled on the glossy look. the Beardens' business took off. ACARD now sells to card shops across the country and is expanding abroad. Overseas buyers, they say, are hungry for almost anything with lhe "California look." Running both a business a nd a marriage isn't easy. the Beardens s ay, QUl lhey take the only logical approach. "I lhink we're both very strong willed people a nd so we argue when I think something should be done my way and Bob thinks something should be done his way." said Ms. Bearden "We don't s it down and talk about it. We just yell it out. Then we compromise." Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlighcenmenc In This Generacion (7 14) 633-2311 YOUR OWN PERSONAL NEWSWIRE! • rol lerskates • walkers toys •wagons•••• scooters• hot rods*coupes • trailers*hard tops•convert- ibles•motor homes*lawn mowers•limos wheelbarrows• recreational . vehicles•golf TRS-80 VIDEOTEX Turns a TV or Personal Computer Into· an · carts*model trains•bikes *pianos•cars r ef r lgerators •skates••···· I : t ·r 1f it's 9ot wheels, ' you'll move ! it faster in a : Dally Pilot I classified ' ad. Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad- viser will help you turn your wheels into cash. 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STORES ANO 0€ALEAS • • a s sos ss ss22os asscss s ss Controllers find work Jobs include hanging wallpaper and driving cabs By TIMOTHY HARPER A_.._ '°'"tWr1tw Many of lhe nation's 11 .~ striksng aic traffic controllers have turned to a wide variety of new and ditferent work, from plucking turkeys and trucking freight to practicing law and selling securities. Some r.egard lbe work as part-time, remalnJng hopetul they will eventually return to the jobs they lost afte.r President Reagan fired them for going on strike illegally Aug. 3. Others say they have new careers and will never return to a control tower. All are trying to make do. "We are a very resourceful bunch.'' says Jim Sealey, 38, a Revere, Mass., father of four who was making $41,000 a year as a controller but now ls finishing training to be a tractor-traJlerdrlver. Former controller s are driving cabs in Lansing, Mich., selling bathroom fixtures in Long Beach, hanging wallpaper in Atlanta, pipefittine in 0rex e1 Hi 11 . P a . . b a k Ing in H on o I u 1 u , roughnecking in the oil fields of Oklahoma, substitute teaching in Hot Springs, Ark., selling cars in Detroit and underwriting life insurance in Baltimore. George Davis of Franklin Township. N.J . is interviewing fellow strikers for a book on air traffic controllers which is tentatively entitled. "Cowboys and Airplanes." The controllers' union, the Professional Air traffic Controllers Organization, maintains that the federal government cannot indefinitely operate the nation's airways without its members and will eventually reopen negotiations. But Re agan administration officials insist they are rebuilding the air traffic control system with new employees_ Some strikers a re going back to school to learn about computers and electroni cs. Some are starting their own businesses: landscaping and From Page C1 HOROWITZ • • • One progra m , "Slumlords Inc .. " uncovered a multimi!Uon dollar swindle involving landlords making profits by defaulting government loans. Jn 1966, fie returned to NBC. where he delivered con'sume r awareness reports on the evening news broadcasts at KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. That led to "David Horowitz Consumer Buy line" which ~ describes as a weekly entertainment and awareness program_ "Buyline" d eveloped into the c urrent .. Fight Back!" program. "What you basically have is a hybrid s how. It's not a news progr am, it's not really a public affairs progr am . It's an informational entertainment show," says Horowitz, noting that because he's e a s ily recognized in public it somettmes ta1ces him two hours to make a routine grocery shopping trip. "People come up to me like I'm a public ins titution They expect me to be an expert on everything from toilet paper to theater tickets to food products," he says speaking like a man who loves every minute or it. "I enjoy what I do. 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"About 50 percent of our people have taken jobs. from plucking turkeys to construction to truck dnvinJt to ofrice jobs." Kathie S1ec1kowsk1 says of the 300 strikers at the Palmdale regional air control center. J About i.> striking air tratric controllers are earning $100 a day as day laborers on the Los Angeles docks. Two dozen others were hired by a Colorado com pany with a U.S. Forest Ser vice contract for seedling pines. John Canham of East Greenwich. R I , s tarted using his law degree to build a practice but concedes, "For most of my brother and sister air traffic controllers. it's pretty tough. It's a unique occupation and there are no related s ide occupations Some strikers have not been able to come up with even menial work. Joyce Hockett of Fort Smith, Ark . says she has been turned down for work in a fabric store and for typing jobs_ In Michigan, where the economy has been plagued by poor auto sales. Bob Scott has gone from $850 a week as a Detroit air traffic control1er lo Sl 75 a week selling cars. In Maine. where winter comes early and hard. Ron Dery of Biddeford is doing maintenance al a golf course. From Page C1 TEEN PROBLEMS ... 500,000 persons during the 198>-81 fiscal year and cost S2 billion. Al the same time. S4 billion was s pent for the University of Califorma and state umversity and colleges to education 450,000 young people. "Young people who don't get JObs a re candidates for welfare or criminal activity." Johnston said_ "In fact. 50 percent of all arrests are for persons under the age of 25. · · Diana Tomasen of lhe Assembly Office of Research said that some reasons cited for high youth unemployment are lack of enough jobs to go around. a decline in unskilled jobs. minimum wage laws, movem ent of industry from inner cities to suburbs. and discrimination Lynn OeLapp of the California Advisory Coun- cil on Vocational Education said many jobless young don't know how to dress for work, don't r ealize you shouldn't talk back to a boss, and don't know about punctuality "They've never learned how to work. They've had no work socialization." she said. Therefore, s he said, any training programs should combine skill traimng with information on "ork attitudes. She suggested that all training programs use a minimum of classroom work and put young people into a job quickly. with close coordination from the training teacher_ She said many programs are run according lo the suggestion. but som e are not and could be made more effective without spending more money COUICTOtll COllHEA 11 .... c-..... _. _, ..... G•i. C-~-· Sll.,.r •.o , .. ,.., Kruoerrand\ Maple Leeh !.OPHOl -s••-Be9s •..-, Sell MJl.M ..-.M $450.M ..... M Ull.00 "44.00 I ... ..,. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. if :e TRI ~:~NG ........... " .. ...,.,. ~' l•f .., 16~" ., ... 1<• t ... ,,.,.., ., .. °"', °"""' r" '\•,..,.. -.....,n• •Gut 4 , ... , CCKTA •u641•1289 . ..,....__ ..... '°" -J0495-0401 J.nc.-~ .... II •-. c:i..p#rw'f •t A..,., '11-., • The Laguna Dank M.A. (In Orgon1zor100) ,1111 I t11nl \\l·n~ -.1111c I A l'mt Olli«· Rn, 11111 I Jl!Un.1 Hc.11 h Cahh1rn1a '1~1>~1 THE OFFICERS, D IRECTORS AND fO UN DERS OF THE LAGUNA BANK. N.A. 1111 11111•1n11.1111111I ARE PLEASED TO ANNOt:NCE THE CLOSING OF THE ll"ITIAL COMMON STOCK OFFERING OF 300,000 SHARES AT SI0.00 EACH ON OCTOBER 6, 1981. The offer was o'ersubscribed , and not all subscribers could be accommodated. We hope that you will have a continuin~ interest in the securities and the business of The Laguna Bank, N.A. The Bank is schedued to open in the latter part of 1981 in the reno· vated Eschbach Building, 305 Forest Ave- nue, Laguna Beach, California. The President of the Bank, Ed Sullivan, wel- comes your telephone call at (714) 494-9471. INTERIM BOARD OF DIRECTORS S1even M. Brown Or. Roger T. Holguin Joan M. Chapman Donald W. Killian, Jr_ Michael J. Farrell, M.D. Mickey McArthur Robtrt L. Gamez C. Rlehard Toomey Georce F'. J. Hill, Jr. Edwin W. S ullivan Ill FOUNDERS S. ""'""'9• -'kl flHll I ta*1 II~ H, hdMI 0.•t A•-,.,.) ·-It-• ~ '"''-• !ft .u.u-. 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' )I "' . ·~" 11 • " IJ 1• • w·. Al••• It 11 • u •• l .. . , 1. ' . 'l 10 '! . I ' I ' 4) •• t • ;L ,,, ~. '• 1'1 ,, ., • J ... I '· I . '· ,, ,, " ,, I\ t! ... I 1•. ~· .. •' • • .. .. . . .. J'• • .. ) . . .. • . ; ' .. 1 .. J .. . '• I' . .. I'< .. .. I . .. . 1, Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sundey,October 18, 1981 ' AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OUOUllOH\tHnUOl I HOU ON flll HIW YOU, MIOWUI , '"Cl"( '9W 10'10111, OIUOlf 41110 Clil(INNAll UOC• f '(11All(ll~ ANO H"°llffO ., fHl HUD ANO INtllNlt ... = leave market .. uninspired ~ NEW YORK <AP) -A new item ,.: has been added to Wall Street's long 'li s t of economic worries - less·than·inspiring earnings reports from some of the nation's leading companies. All the returns aren't yet in for the July-September quarter. and no one 1s writing off the period as a uniform disaster for corpqrate profits But several concerns with large fan clubs in the investment world have issued 'down" earnings reports in recent days, adding to concern about lhe present state and future prospects or business activ!ty The most prominent of these wll!I International Business Machines. which on Tuesday reported a 22 percent drop in net income -its first quarterly decline since the end or 1979 Among others recording lower J-. result~ were Polaroid. Honeywell, •.: Schering Plough, Dow Chemical. 1o Merck and NCR. not to mention such ' Wall Street stal"' arts as Merrill • Lynch and E . F Hutton • Orange-Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. October 18, 1981 ·1EAl ESTiii Home ownership still much better than renting By ROBERT J. BltUsS DEAR BOB: My wlfe·1nd I <11ea U and ZS) hue been marrted about 1 year. We reat an 1p1rtmeat and have uved almott p,oocr for 1 down payment on a anull houte or coadomlnham. Bat we keep reading In tbe aewapaper about blcb mortgage interest rates and blab prices of bomea. (1) Do you tbJnk we should keep rentla' and forget about buying? (%) If you recommend buying, do yoa tblllk 1982 wW be a good time to buy? -Morrta M. DEAR MORRIS : (1) As a renter you have no inflation protection against rent increases, no security rrom building equity in your own home. no tax deductions ror your housing costs, and REAL ESTATE MAILBAG nothing to show for your monthJy rental payments except a worthless pile or rent receipts. When comparing the dollar cost of renting vs. buying, be sure to esumate your after-tax home buying costs. Only if you do this can you make an hq.nest financial comparison. Don't forget about probable appreciation in market value of your own house or condominium too. A sharp realty agent can probably find you a home lo buy with either an assumable low cost mortgage or a seller who will finance your purch ase. Suppose the loan's interest rate is 12 percent. If you're in a 30 percent income tax bracket, for example, the after-tax cost due to the income tax saving is onl¥ about 8.4 percent. Since your $3,000 down payment isn't much, you'll probably have to stretch your budget to afford the monthly mortgage payments. IC you saved $3,000 in just one year. you shouldn't have much trouble making mortgage payt11ents. After a year or two, as your job income increases due to inflation, your mortgage payments will be easier to make. To summarize. yes I recommend buying rather than renting. (2l As always, now is the best time to buy. There are some fantastic seller·fi.Panced homes for sale today, which may not Wavailable next year. If you wait to buy, expect home prices to continue to escalate (although not as r apidly as they did the last few years>. Joint tenanry no substitute DEAR BOB: My roommate and I own our home and two Income properties ht joint tenancy with right of survivorship. He says we don't need a wlll, but I think we do, even with jolnt tenancy. Who is right? -MUlleO. DEAR MILLIE. You are. Joint tenancy is never a substitute for a valid will. especially if one of the joint tenants was previously married and has children from that marriage. All your personal property probably isn't in joint tenancy Without a will it may wind up after your death in the hands or unexpected heirs. A will is cheap peace or mind insurance. REAL ESTATE QUESTIONS /COMMENT Hou; lwme sellers ran avoid paying substantial tax load Q: I have just sold our house at a substantial profit. I understand that you can save some tax moneys when you sell your house ... If you bay another one. What are the guidelines that we mast follow in OTder to save dollars? What about the expenses I incurred filling up my house and getting it ready for sale? C.M., Huntington Beach A: Normally, taxpayers who sell their home for a substantiaJ profit race a heavy tax load, but this burden can be avoided. If you buy another home that costs as much or more than the saJes price of the old one. within a specified time. the profit from the sale is not included in your taxable income. Usually, the new house must be bought and occupied within a period of 18 months from the date of escrow closed on your present home. Longer periods are permitted for servicemen on active duty and when building a new home. This tax deferment applies only to the sale or a home which is the family's main residence. When figuring the amount of gain for which tax may be postponed, you may deduct marketing and fix-up expenses If they were accomplished within 90 days prior to the sale, and paid for no later than 30 days after the sale. Check with your accountant or the lnternaJ Revenue Service on details if this matter affects you. It could be well worth your whjle. Q: Who owns the larger acreage parcels In Orange County? Is It true oU companlea own signJncaat amoantt! I am alao carloaa to know wblcb corporation owns more land -Tbe Irvine Co. or the Mission Viejo Ranch. J .S., lrvlne A: The Irvine Co. still remains the largest land bolder in Orange County. The company's totaJ holdings are now at approximately 77,000 acres. The Mission· Viejo Ranch consists of a pproximately 52.500. However, the second largest land holder is the federaJ government, which owns 67,000 acres, much of which is forest a nd recreation land including land In the Cleveland NationaJ Forest. The MouJton Ranch has just over 10,000 acres and the Starr Ranch has about the same. AVCO Community Developers own about 7 ,200 acres. (Their development la known as Laguna Niguel). The Nohl Ranch has approximately S,000 acres. And the Los Allsos Citrus Corp. holds about 4,100 acres. As to oil companJes. both Shell Oil and Union OU own about 3,800 acres each. · RariibU R. McCardle ii preftdlnt of THE REAL £STATERS; he ii allo on cwthor, ltcturtr ond • fnatt'Mdor. Send JPUr commtnU and Q'Ufltiou to Raftd1' McCardl.t, clo TM DoU11 Pilot, P.O. Bos UdO, Con Moo, Col•f. 92Qf. .. SomP le nders slwu.J no mercy DEAR BOB: Our home I• for H ie. The real&, agent aay1 It h111n't aold la five mootbs because our fint morti age fl with 1 federaJ aavlnga aod loan alUIOClatlon. Its lo&erest rate Is 9.5 percent. But when lhe house Is 80ld, the lender wUI raise the buyer's lntere t rate to 16 percent on &be same loan. Any Ideas on how to solve this problem and get oar house sold? -Fred D. DEAR FRED· If it will make you feeJ any better, thousands of other home sellers share your misfortune. Because most borrowers reel lenders shouldn't profit from a property sale, the legality o f m ortgage due -o n -s ale c lauses is being challenged in the courts of many states The issue will eventuaJly be decided in the next few years by the U .S Supreme Court. Even an s tates where due·On·sale clause enfor cem ent is limited by court decisions or statutes, many militant rec:teral savings and loan lenders argue that. t'helr redw:at c:b8j:,ters exempt them from state laws. However, some lenders limit increases upon sale t-0 an 11 percent or 12 percent interest rate Many sell ers use land contracts or lon~·term l ease·options to thwart mortgage due-on-sale clause enforcement. None or these methods is perfect, but J've used lease-options for more than 10 years with no problems. Ask a local reaJ estate attorney to explai n the details. Further information is in my report .. flow Short and Long Term Lease-Options Can Increase Your Profits~· To obtain a ('OPY send a $2 check payable lo "Newspaperbooks" for Report 80111 to the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 259, Norwood, N J 07648. ~ , f)ef e r this commission Df;AA 808: When we Uated our bume for sale we agreed to pay a 6 percent 111lea commluloa. 1'be realtor br011tgbt u 11 an offer a& our aaklng price but with only a 10 percent down payment. I u ked her to take half her c:.ommlulon now a.nd the other half payable monthly as we receive payments from our buyer. She refused, so no sale took place. Was I unreasonable? -Mrs. D.H. DEAR MRS L> H · No You did the right thing. When a realty agent brings a low down payment purchase offer with deferred payments to the seller. the agent should be willing to defer part of the commission. Smart agents like dererred commissions, which give them steady monthly income to even out the peaks and valleys of unpredictable sales comm1ss1on earnings Huntington Harbour homes last of a rare breed The remaining two Seaside Pointe homes on Trinidad Island in Huntington Harbour bave a his tori ca l s -.eificance even those closely. associated with Southern California real estate may not be aware of. Not onl y are the Seaside Pointe residences the last new waterfront homes offered for s ale in the choice wate rfront development, they we re built by Christiana Corp., the firm responsible for initiating and guiding the d evelopment or this mast er -planned seaside community rfvlt.e than 20 years ago. Prices for the remaining homes, with private boatslips and full landscaping, start al $695.000. The much noted .. roundhouse" is priced at Sl.2 HOUSING BRIEFS million And Seaside Pointe also has waterfront "homesites" (with boatslips >for S.528,000. Take the San Diego Freeway to Bolsa Chica offramp, and going 2.6 miles west to Edin~er Avenue, where you turn right, travel to Trinidad · La ne, turn left, and follow signs leading to the project. The sales office is local~ al 3302 Venture Drive. For an exclusive viewing appointment, call 846-4463 or (213> 592-2839. * At the new Garde n P ark VUlage planned unit development of detached and attached townhomes in Costa Mesa. the 30·year fixed rate loan is alive and well. With 20 percent down. a 131f.i percent interest rate is offered for the full 30-year loan term. With 10 percent down, a 14 percent interest rate is available. · Two and three hedroom, 2'h bath tri·level townbomes are priced from $134,900 are offered with three n oor plans. ranging in size from 1.300· Housing woes not as complex as so Ille think? By JOHN CUNNI FF "" ........ AAalytl WASHI NGTON Is the solution to the housing s hortage less complicated than it appears to be? It may be. With prices so high that most young families cannot afford to buy, and with new construction averaging less than 1 million units · a year, the assumption of an impossible situation is easily made. Add in som e industry statistics, such as record-high inter est r ates, evidence of rising payment delinquencies. and record-low vacancy rates m rental apartments. and the puzzle seemi; \o grow more complex. Pile on some demographics and you seem to close the case. In the 1980s, for example, more than 40 million Americans will move through the 25-to 34-year·old bracket, the greatest number ever. Nevertheless, hous ing analysts in recent months have been considering the possibility that the solution lo the housing problem may not be a~ com'plex as has been thought. "It can be handled." says William F. McKenna, chairman of the President's Commission on Housing, which is preparing a report to be in the president's hands within weeks. "There is nothing I can see in the • hous ing picture that cannot be handled." McKenna, a Los Angeles and Washington attorney who has often represented housing lenders. adds: "l don't know the an swer. but I think nothing t UNNtf'f'. dramatic is needed but to pay attention to budgets -federaJ and personal," to bring down infiaUon. "I don't look on the housing problem as anything ominous. We're well within the balJ par k in being able to provide for these houslng needs." UnwilHng to reveal the report's contents. which have not been fully approved by the commission, M cKenna nevertheless indicates that solutions will be found in. among other things: 1. raising incomes. perhaps with "supplements" given directly to the poor; 2. production economies, including a reduction of regulatory costs, Inflation and interest rates· and speculation; 3. making rehabilitation more worthwhile. OUTSTANllNG ~EW HOMES! Spacious Peppertree Heights condos featuring 2 Bdrms 2'h Bath.s, & 2 Bdrms , 2 Baths from $129,500 to $139,500. Open 11-6 Sat/Sun. 2600 blk on Santa Ann Ave., Costa Mesa. Various financing Including plans starting at 1311. % interest. SOUTHllM CALIFOIMIA UALTY 546-5605 6J l-6 I t4 Christiana's estates feature ertenor cedar wood siding 1 some models 1 and shake roo fs to 1,456-square feet Take t he Costa Mesa Freeway (which becomes Newport Boulevard) south and continue on to Wilson Street. Turn right on Wll son to Fairview then left to the Garden' Park Villag,. models. For additional information concerning the s pecial financing program available at Garden Park Village, call the sales offi ce at 548-2239. * Butl er H ou sing Corp.'s Sandcastle condominiums in Newport Beach are priced from $149,500 and are currently available with a low, ii:i .. percent ri xed rate. rive-year fina ncing program. Take the San Diego Freeway to MacArthur Boulevard, proceed toward the ocean to Pacific Coast Highway. then right one s hort block lo Avocado and left to the development. Decorated models are open from 11 a .m. till 6 pm daily. For more information, call 673-3271. * Since Pbt>asant Creek in El Toro opened in tale August, 92 homes have been sold Prices for the one-and two-bedroom. two-bath condominiums start at $67,900. Three decorated models and the sales omce are open daily from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and on the weekends from 10 a .m until 6 p m For further information. phone 855·1525 Take the San Diego Frttway to the El Toro Road exit east. Proceed on El Toro Road to the Sterling community located about three miles past Trabuco Road. 'I .. 0 1 Orange Coast OAJLV PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 Building nearly leased 2,400 squa r e feet left All but 2,400·8quare feet haa now been leased at the new commercial bulldlna adjacent to Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club In Fountain Valley. Nel1h bor to the largest sports taclllty and health club on the West Coast, the commerc ial building provides a home for a number of profe ssio nal s, including Marlnacci·Llndborg Developers Inc., bu ild er of the 14,000-square-foot complex. The r emaining 2,400-square feet can be leased In suites of 1.000·SQuare feel and up. and m ay be upgr"aded Interiorly to accommodate Individual tenunt needs. Company m e mberships at Loa CabalJeros are available and provide tenants with an appealing benefit package ror their employees as well. Executive Park Escrow Ener-Source Engineering, Floauni World Stress Center and McElratb. Geyer & Sandler , C .P .A.s, -a.re ampng the current t enants. The building Is located at 17280 Newhope St., j ust south of Warner Avenue in Fountain Valley. NIUC llllCE l'ICTITlOUI aUllNI U l'ICTITIOUI I USINIU l'ICTITIOUS a USINIH ltAMl ITATIMI NT NAMl ITATIMI NT NAMI ITATIMINT The followlftt perton 11 dolnt Tiie toll-Int ,.,..,,, are ctolnt The followlnt person It ctolnt IMnlftfft •• bvtlMU.. bln!M H M : Cit EAT I VE Pl.ASTE It I NG SURETY GI.ASS AHO DOOR, 1760 GE NE RAI.. SECRET AR I Al.. DESIGN, 1t3D Grece L.aM, unit G, Monrovle 51,...t, Suite A·ll. Coste SERVICES, 1"1122 PaMO Del CemPo, Cost• ...... Callfoml• ••• MeM, C•lllDml• '2621 ..... un. H._.. C.lllornl• t•n Fouecl AOouOe,...r rt>O Grace G11y Leroy Webon, 11 S-Doller Cerof A Gllneili, 241?2 p ..... 0.1 Ulllt G, c.o.1.e Mfte, Californle ... ' Court, HewPOrt 8Hch, Cellfor11le Cam PO, 1..ogune Nl9.,.1, Ce llfornle TMt blllllnnt Is conducted by en '2663 tun lnitlwl-I Wodt Eugene Wahon, JJllJ This bu•IMss Is conca.<ted by eft ,_ Abouc8,_r Marine Vlstt, o.twl Polftl, eallfomla lnclMcl~I This "-"'"*'' wM filed w1t11 ttw t262t C¥OI A Gltuotll Couftly Cl-of Orengo County on Thi• buslMu la c-ucteCI by • Tllfs llelerMftl ••• llted will\ llw Oclobff IS ttll .. ,..,.,...,._.Ship Co1111ty Clerk ol Orengo County on ' l't1JZ7t Guy I... Watson October IS. ttll ""bllllled Or ... Coe•1 Delly PllOt Tiiis "9""'*'1 WM fllecl wllll ,,_ F17Ub Oct 11 JS, Ho¥ t I 1"1 ou . .at' County Ci.rtl ot Or .... C~ 011 Sec>-PubllaheCI Ore nge CoulllY Dolly . • . :; • . ' ternbor 24, ltt1 P17tU2 Piiot, Oct."· u. NOY I ••• ,,.I O~I Pia.IC mTI( Putllt.-ar.,. coe.i Dally Piiot, ~.17,0cl..4, II, 18, ltll 4U7 .. I ruauc NOTICE l'ICTIT10UI aUSINISI NAMll STATIMIENT .... ,,.. "1mnoua •ut11111u NAMI tTATeMaNT Tllo toliOWl119 • .._ la dtlllt 1M11I ....... , SHAMltOCIC l"ltlHTINO, ,..._ .. Grece ~. C...IO MitM, GI. t»» Wiiii-ge,e111 ,,,,,..,,, IAI Cl'llle Circle, ·-Par1l, C.. Tlllt .,..._.I, ~tM lly .,. 1 ... dlviw.1. )MH...,.,, o.<r.ill _.. Tl'lla N ...,_I w• flt.41 wllh llW c_,., c .. "'"' 0r.,.. Count".,.~ IOmlltr JI, 1•1 Pt1t17J l"lllllllllM Orllft99 C:O.Jt Dally Plklt Sept 27, Oct 4, "· ,, ltlt '"""'1 l'ICTlTIOUS a UllNUS NAMI ITATIMINT The followl"g persona ore Clol"V bualMSS•: H O.S PAltTNIERSHll", 4901 WOJterly Pl••. ~ had\, CA ""°· H F. GUITY-MEHlt, •t Welter· ly Piece, ..._, llH<I\, CA tl6'0 SONIA THOMAS. 4001 WHlerly Piece. Newport a.ed•. CA ...... OAVOOO GUITY·MEHlt, 4001 Westerly Plat•. -.iort lloa<h, CA t2t60 SHOl..EH GUITY·MEHR, •OOt Wetterly Piece, Hewoort Beach, CA ""° Tiiis bullnets It COftClllCl.cl by o 11•Mra1pe.-5hlp OAVOOO GUITY·MEHR Tllll 110t_,I WM llled wlll\ tlw Co..nty a.n. of Or-c-ty on Oct 1.1 .. 1 MOWHlt, Ol ltTNlll & a ROWN, A .. m...i-1 ~.U.00, AtwMys et Law ... c;..,..... Ori ... , ..... Offka ... nw, It-'-.... CA '*I. .. 171UI Pullll1Nd OrOflQe Co.Isl Dolly Piiot, Oct '· "· "· u. ltll 4Ul-ll PUIUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS a UllNIH NAMI STATIMINT .... - l'ICTITIOUI I UllNIU NAM• ITATIMaNT Th• loll-Int ,.,..,,, ar• dol119 bu•l,..u .. I J H IE NTeltl"lt1'1$, 1 IYHEltOISTICS GROUP, ' JC. •UTEH, JIU Calle Moneu , Soll Cleme111e, CA 9»12 NM-IYleft, HIS Cello ~e. '°11 , ........... G/4...,, Judllll c. •uten, UU Ct ll• Mol\O<O, Seti C~t, CA '"" Tlllt butl!IOSS la CeftCIV<led by • llmlt.ct IN'!,.,..,... _,,_Bute<\ Thia tee4-t wM llled will\ ,,. County Cleft ot Or.,.. C-''t on Oct. ,_, .. , P111711 PublltlleG Ot'M99 Goetl Dally Piiot, Oct. ti, tl.U. Nov l, ltl1 PHUC MOTM:E l'ICTIT10US •11s1111u NAMll IT ATIMINT ..,..., Tiie tollowint Pt<tan la dOlng llutl· MISH. SEA·OOC. Jin ~-Ave., P 0 . ao• IU, 8a1t1M llland, CA ft .. 2 Co1111onu IC Randolph, 202 Abel_ A ....... lllN lslMCI, CA., .. , Tlllt ~MU Is condu<IOd by Ofl Ill· dl\llduol. <:ont1""'• R.-P" This 1tot_,1 wes filed with IN Covnty Cler'll of Or-County on Oct ,,, .. , l'OUlt Publl1Nd Orenge COHI Dally Plklt, Oct 11, II, 25, Nov I, ltll ruu MOTM:E "ICTITIOUI aultNIH NAMI STATIMINT ..,, .. , The lollowl1>9 persons er• ctoln9 .,..,, ....... 8J'a BY THE SEA, UOO W, Ouen Front, Hewpot1 8ffc:h, CA tl"3 8ur1!ofl ~. 1200 w OcMfl Front, N....,..,, a.ech, CA '2tl>J ...... - MORE FOR LESS '56,958 THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BECO PROUD OWNER 0 WOODHAVEN HOME N LAKE ELSINORE. ONLY A FEW REMAIN. VISIT US TODAY - BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! BELOW MARKET INTEREST RATES 30 YR . FIXED RATE FrNANCING. © (714) 674·1505 The lollowl"9 person Is dol1111 b<nlllffl es: 5TATIMINT 01' AaANDONMINT OF USI 01' "ICTITIOUS aUSINl l S NAMI Tiie foll-Int per-11 OOlng busl· neu os: J .,.n Gooctmen, 1100 W. Oc••n Front.Newport8eech,CAn"3 t-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SIERRA E NVIRONMENTAi.. ----------- $.YSTEMS, Ill Cecll Place, COlto """°· Caltt.ml• ••21 lt°'9rt IConton "IC_ .. Motto• 11' Cec:ll Place, Cotta M•H. ea111.;nl• t:M27 Thia -'""' I• conoucteo by Ofl lnclMchMI IC...CMattoa Thh st•-nt wes llled with llw Co;mty Cle111 of Oro~ Co.inly on OctoeerU,ltll "ICTITIOUS IUSINIU NAMISTATIEMENT The lollowln9 perlOfta e re Cloln9 llVllMUOI; I. $UNGROWTH VIII ; 1 SUNGROWTH IX, 1110 Peclll< Coe1t Hlg hwey, Hunt111gl.oft Beach, Calllornla.,.. Law"'°'• O. !IClltey, M'2 Herbel< Key Clrcle. Hunll119toft •••ch. Calllornlo '26e FllJZ74 Glenn I... Gear hen. 12222 Publll'9ct Orllft99 Goest Oally Piiot. Seowortll't ....,.., H1111llngt0ft 8oach, Oct. 11, U. Nov. I, I, t•t 011 .. 1 CollfOrnla .,.. Thh bul.IMH Is CondU<leCI by o ~ ... ,.1 per1rlenlllp L.awronce O. Schley Tllo IOllOWl"ll --hovo eboft. _. llw UW ot ttw 11<1111-lluslllHS nerM: C • m brldge £ sc row. 4000 MecArlhur 8o;,leverd, 51111• 4400, NowPOrt 8aacfl, Callf°"'lo t1WO Tiie Fklltlous BuslMU N•rM , .. ltrrecl lo eboYO wa llled In Or•nte CCMinlJ on J_,., :M, ltll; Fii• No. F·l~Slt The Sl"-"£llrOf1fOICI Group, 111· corporetecl, • Golllornl• COfPOr•llon, 4000 Mec.Ar11\w 8oulevenl. Suite .WOO, HOWPOr1 8Mch, Glllfomlo t1WO Tllla llUSIM$s wes COlldll<lecl by a corporation n.e s1mon-E11 ..... 1eld o.._ Tiii$ sta..,_t WM llled with IN lllC. THE JEWELERS EXCHANGE. totn A.,.,.,. 11 ..... Huntlf\9\on llMch, CA'2M4 Simon A. OelleulOfl, lt1319 Te,....r. Cosio Mew. CA f262' Thi• busl11eas Is concN<led by on In· Cllvlctual. • s1...-A. Oelleul ... This ~· WM fllect with ttw COUfllY Clerk of Or-Couftty °"Oct. l.t .. I .. 171711 Publll!Wcl Orenge C:0.11 Delly Pllol, Oct 11, II, U, NOY I, !tit PHUC NOTICE SUNlttOlt COURT C-ty Cie.ti of Or-County °" Oc· Tiiis J~t WM filecl wtell trw l'ICTITIOUS aUMNlll OP CAU..0.NIA, , .. , 1, ,., County c .. ,,."' Orange c-ty Ofl Oc· NAMI STATI Ma NT COUNTY OP l'tnatt 1-r I, ltll The lollowl1>9 porlO"a ere dol119 0.ANOI PublllNd Or.,. Coe• Delly Piiot, l'tMSn IMdlness es: I• t:f11t ,..._ el t• ~IH of Oct 4, II, II, U, ltll QMl-11 Publlllled or.,. Coe.ti Dally Piiot, A O INVESTMENT$, 91H JerM• MAltllNI IUUalTN WILL.IAMS Oct.•. II. ti, U, ltlt • 4"MI lllver Clrclo, FO\lntetn Valley, CA Thi• butlnesa Is conctuctect by (hulbe"" end W(fel M lndlYlcJ<>el B<lr'ton~ Tiiis st•t-1 wes lllecl with the County Cter11 of Or-CoufttyonOcl ,, , .. 1 l'Ut711 P11bll..-Or-Coast Dolly Plkll, Del. "· II, u. Nov. I,, .. , l"ICTtTIOUS aUllNIU NAMll ITATIIMINT The lollowlne -'°"' ere doing -1-.. : (I) OOMl"UTER FA8RICATIOH COltPOltATIOH; 121 COM FAS, lS20 C•ctlllac Ave nue , Cute MeH , C.llfOrftlanut Circuit -...,.-~etton. • C.lllO<No QW'POrotlofl. lS20 Cadllloc: A ......... CaAo -... C.ltloml• t2'2' Thia ~-la conducted by • <1•'· poratlOf\ .. ., a.:.· .. =·Ut""1 ruauc NOTICE ru•11c MAllC( '21~,,,, Porumeon. ,,.., V•<•llon OalMlltT'OIHOWCAUle DU "" l..ft ,Huntl""'8f\8eech,CAftMI Clrc"lt Mone ge me11t "°" CMMl91 CW •AMI "ICTIT10US a UllNIU ~ 0Dft SclMnNlll, SUI Gr·-bo<o Corperetloll MA It I.. E NE E I.. I z A. E T H NAME STATIMe NT l'ICTITIOUS a USIN•H ........ A-Im. CA Fr...cla .I. ICorrloen. Vl<a Wll..l..IAMS Mt IMecl e '°Utlon In this Tiie following perso11t ere 301n NAMl ITATIMINT Tlll1 bullMIS h conclucle<I by o Prttlclelll court rw an order ellewi,. petltleller llu1l,..H es. The followlnt ,.,_ ts doing llual· geMr el pa-Sl\lp. This st.._t wes fllod wltll IN to cllOngo ,_, -from MAltl..ENE NURSING CARE CENTltE, ntts es Jim,,_,_ C'ounty Clerkof Or-Counfyon Sep- E 1.. 1lA 8 £TH Wll..l..I AMS t o W.Wllson,•B.ColtaMMa.CAtt•». CUSTOM ELECTltOHICS, 1 .... 1 Thll ii.t-1 wn flloel wltll lhe lember24,t"1 MAR1..ENAEL.IV.8ETH NYE. DANUTA OERECICA. SU W. Ounen11 Piece, Wutmln•ler, CA Co;,ntyClerkofOr-CoulllyDftOcl "171Ut II IS ,.,...., or-ed tNI •II per-s w 11 ..... Co5ta "'"°·CA.,.. ntaJ I, 1 .. 1 Publlllled Or-Cool! Dolly Piiot. "'terettecl 111 the meller oforeaolCI MICHAEL J . CERN Y, 1"21 So BRIAN I.EE JORGENSEN, u•'1 l'l717n So91. 21. Oct. 4, 11, 11, ltll 4111 .. 1 •~P• •, before 1111 a court 111 We1tern Ave .. Gardena, CA '°247. I O.onoftll, Westmlnller, CA 91"'3 Publl111ed Or-C:0.11 Oally Piiot. Oel>Ortmel'll Ho. 3 et 100 Civic Ganter Thll bu•IMH 11 conductecl by o This bu$1nns Is conducted by en In· Ocl 11, 11, u . Nov. 1. 1911 •llJC -E Ori,.. wni Senta AN Golllornl• an llmllltCI l>OrtMrtlllp. dlvlctuel. ~, .. , l"W ""'"' Nov. u. ttat, at 10·30 o'clock a:m .. Da11uto Derck• BrlM I... Jorge-ancl ,,,.,. and tllen "'°"" C.OUM II ...., This sta-t wes filed with 1,.1 This ~t was lllecl with tht llley hove, why H ICI pet Ill.on for County Clerk ol Or-Coullty Oft Oct. County Clerk ol Oranoe County Oft choftt • of nenw allould -Ila gr-• U, "" · Sept. 2•, '"'· II II furt,.,. -tMt o <OCIY of P11Dl 1'111'1t !Illa or•• '° --,.,.. Ila IM*tlllled PubllllW<I Orange COH I Dolly Piiot. Publl-0r.,. Cool! Dally PllOI, In Dolly Piiot,. MW~ of genorel Oct. 11, u. New. I .•• "'' 011 .. 1 Sept 21, Oct. 4, "· "· '"' 4UMI clrc11toll0fl. llUllllllMd In this county at · IM•t once • -for four cansecutlve _.,,prior IO IN deY ot said lwarl1>9. ruauc MOTM:E f'lllUC MOTCE OATEOOt1. IS, t•l. R-ld H. Premer. FICTITIOUS •USINISS l'ICTITIOUI •UllN•IS J ...... ottN N-ESTATIMINT NAMCITAT11Ml•T ~ C-1 The lollowl119 perSOfls art Cloln9 The lot_.,. ,.,_, i. dolfl9 lluaJ. MAltLINI I U IAalTN Wll..l..IAMS ouslMU es MU •a: .......... , I J .R .• CLASSIC INTERIORS, 12 It) IMAGE CONSTRUCTION U.-..... CA .... 1 Wut l'lh StrHI, Costa M•H, CO.; 121 IMAOIE OEVEl..OPERS; (I) PubllsllM Or ... Coast Delly Piiot, Ce lltor11ie .. t7 IMAGE SOl-4.R SYSTEMS, :Ma East Oct. II, ts.-· 1,1, t•t 4UI_., Freel E Werr.., Jr., l2' HomlltDft, 16th Str-. C.ta Mew, Gelltontlo Co•I • Mesa, ea111ornla •»t7 t:Mt7 ~-----------~ ROMO M Warren, •• M•"''"°"· Oevld F. l.Aa<h, 2U E•at tlll\ Ccm• -.... ca111orn1a •»27 Stl"Mt, c..ia Mela. Glllf9rnla tan Tllh buslnoss 11 conducted b y • Thia blllir-. It <Clllducttd by a11 ~ Us• the Daily P1lol PUBLIC MOTM:E FICTITIOUS a USINESS NAME STATEMINT The lollowln9 perSOfls e re doing lluslneues NEWHOPE PROPERTIES. tHI Ta lbor1 A,,..,.., ~loin Velley, CA '"°' ICennelh ltubote, t1SI Telborl A,..n.,., F-'811\ Velley, CA ft70I R-., It~ 5 -"II Road, ltoM llo Pei. V-, CA 90214 T .cl ICubOCa, 1•1 0.rtly Or .. Sonte ANI, CA ft105 Ir-Ikeda. Diii £. 1V1 Sir-. 11 ... 110 P-. CA «ll21 Judy Kutlol•, '1St Tolbert Aven ... Fountain Volley, CA ft79 Thh buslnou Is <ondu<l.cl by a generel portntnllltt. Kennelll ICuboto genorel pertnersNp dlvlchial Fred Warreft Jr. O.vld ,. LA«h Tllla st•l-1 wes llloel with the .. Fast Result" serv1re directory. Your service 1s our specialty. This .stat-I ... ., flied Wllll .... Co..nt't Clerli of Or•-County o October u , 1"1 Tiiis .........,. wa flied wltt\ "'° C-ty Cler'll of Or-Coullty °"Oct c-•" 0er1i of e>ranoe c-1y °" ~ •. , .. , . ternber 24, t•t 1'17UIS P17Jln 1'171.. Publl.-0r011ge Goesl Dally Plklt, l'ICTIT10US austNIU NAMI STATIMe NT Th• lollowlnv penon1 ere cloln9 lluslness es: VICTOfllA INVESTORS, :io.t See Cov• '--· C:.lo Mewl, Ca. 91Ul Meteoa eor-otlon lo Calltornlo eorperote PoMloll PIM I, 20ll SH c .... '--· o.1e-. ea. ma Wiiiiam Smllfl, ao si,,,.....,, Old 8olt\"9f,H.Y.11 .. Eclwerd Pl,..lero, UOl ~. U111t au • .__ Hlllt, Ce. tl»l Oreo, 111< .• ,., Irondale, c.,... "•"'· ca. ttm R. Vllla11uevo, 14525 Mou111 Ml< ..... lt OKia, ~ Velley, ea. n1• Tiiis IMnlMss la c-.elod by .,. ...,. IMMllOf'otad -lllllon oilier tt\M • part~. MALAGA CORPORATION "'-'-1 G. Rica. Pertner Thia •-WM filed wilt\ IN c ...... ty Oer1l of Or-C-ty on Set>- tembor n. '"'· FUt41J Publl.,.,, Oi'-Coast Delly Piiot Call 642·5678 ext 322 Publll!Wcl Orange Co.Ill Da lly Plkll, Publlllled Or-Goes1 Delly Piiot Oct 11, II, U, Hew. I, 1 .. 1 Oct 11, U, Nov I, I, l•I 01 ... 1 ~. 21, Oct. 4. II ti ,_, 411MI Ull.«1 Se9t. 21, Oct. 4, 10, II, t•t 425MI Lakefront Estates Escape to the country life at RanchO Faflbrook. Two-acre custom home$f'8s ... your special warfd apart from the hustle and bustle of <Jalfy urban llvlng. The pace Is unhurried. the atmosphere oracious. Golden meadows, blue skies, spectacular views,. wOO<led hills/des, a private lakfl. a perfect climate .. natural, unspoiled beauty Qreecs you at every turn. Producing avocado trees otter substsntlat tax actvantaQes. You'll find a country elegat>Ce, a 1ranqullfty that you thought l'laO 10nQ vanished Homesites from 199.000 to $189,000 With ~ FIMncJl')Q A~~ C1Atom Hom.s from 1495,000 ~835 Ramona Ortve. Fallbrook. CA 92028 Call (714) 723-8333 Live in your own private heaven. (Just 70 miles east) You get the water sports o f Lake Arrowhead. The climate of Palm Springs. We call it Canyon Lake. You'll call it heaven. with its 7 sandy beac hes. swimming, marinas, boating and water skiing. Its lig hted tennis courts and horseback riding trolls. Homes, $85.000 and up. Lots only $1.000 down. Condominiums and ac reage also for sa le. Just call Lightho use Realty-the unreal real estate company. We'll help you get to heaven. ~. _ Canyon Lake ' Sold through Lighthouse Realty (714) 679-6881 --=-- SeaourvieW FROM $495,000 Overlooking the Pacific in· San Clemente • -~ $ MRRlnERS CREST H.lgh on a crt"SI abovt> the Pacific and che rolling hills ... tht> exciting new homes of Mariner's Crest! I:ach one completely indlviclual witb lavish spat'(', features and handcrafted details. Views beyond compare! Now ..• preview priCt'S. . INT 12'/2°/o RATE 12'/,0/o A.P.R. See Sal" Stefl For Otte••• t•k• ,,,. Sen O~o FrHW•Y fO ,,,. El C1m1'10 RNl trll •fl San C/em11n1• Follow El Cimino Rll•I iouth 10 S.n Gebrl•I •nd follow s.,, a.or,., "'P ,,,. h111• 1 ·~ l!:::===========r...:=::::dl wooov11w raoruna. INC. l'honr <7.N) ~ l'Ull CkJmm.....,... ..,.....,.,. ' PVIUC MOncE ,.ICTITIOUS aUllNRSS NAM9 STATllMRNT n-1oi1-1.,. .,.,_, 11 dolno bual· -H: t •) NA TIONAL IMAGE COORDINATE ENTERPRISES, (I)) AUTO CARE SPECIAL, t4' Sent• A,,. St,..t, ~ &M<h, CA '2'11 'JAMES L GARNER, ••• Sent• Ane Str .. t, ~Be.ch, CA 926.SI 1'1111 b<nlness It C-l.cl by .,. In· dl•ldu•I J-•LGar,.r Tllfl st.1i-1 wea 111«1 wltll Ille C-.tv C:'-'11 Of Or11r9 County on Ocl 1,1t,t1. PUil.iC •ncc NOTICE OF DEATH OF CHARLES M . CLARK ANO OF PETITION TO ADM INISTER ESTATE NO. A·110704. T o al l heirs , beneficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of C harles M . Clar k and person s who may be otherwise Interested In the ,.,,mt w i II and/or estate: ""'"11....., 0r.,. Coest O•flv Piiot, A petition has been filed Oct. 4 • 11• "· u, 1•1 •iu.ei by Charles E. Clar k in the Court of Orange County DEATH NOTICES requesting that Char les E. Clark be appoi nted as personal repr esentative DENTON to adminls1er the estate of . CA ROI. M DENTON. Charles M. Clark (under r esident of Mission Vlt'jo t h e I n d e P e n d e n t Ca . passed away on October Administration of Estates 16. 1981. She was a long lime Act). The petltior1 is set for resident of the Newport hearing in Dept. No. 3 at Beach area and taught in 700 Civic Center Dr ive, the Corona del Mar and West, in the City of Santa Newport Beach elementary An a, Ca I i for n i a on schools for 24 years Mrs November 4, 1981. Denton 1s survived by her IF YOU OBJECT to the thughter Alvah Ann Van grant ing of ~he petition, Ovke of Mission Viejo, thn·e you should either appear Jrandch1ldren. K1.1ren Van at the hear ing and state D y k e Robertso n of your objecti?ns o.r f ile Washington O C., Janet \'an written objections with the Dyk e and James Morgan court before the hearing. Van Dyke both of Mis~ion Your appearance may be \' i p j 0 • a n d in per son or by your great-granddaughter Sar;ih attorney. Robertson. Service~ will he I F Y 0 U A ~ E A held on Tuesday Ottobl•1 211 . C R E D I T 0 .R o r a 1981 al 2·00 PM at the c~tlngent creditor of t.he Pacifir View Memorial Pa rk deteased, yo.u must file Chapel Internml•nt will be your cl aim wit~ the court at Pacific \'u·" Memcmal or present 1t to t.he pa 1· k r .1<·1 ft t· \'I l' w pers<?nal represent at i ve M or tua rv f>1 ri'C'loi s ai;>po1nted by th e court &t4·2700 · within four months from ROONl~C: the date of first Issuance BERGET o RODNING. of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate re s id ent of Souther n Code of California. T he California for th1: past 25 time for filing claims will years. after moving hNI! . . rrom Idaho. She 15 sun I\ ed not expire prior to four months from the date of b) her sons Rev Richard the hearing noticed above. Hodnmg of \.l(ashington imd YOU MAY EXAM I N~ Selmer Rodmng of ·~nwna . the file kept by the court. daugh~er; Thelma,Cidd~n °~ If you are interested in the W ai-hin~ton. Ul~a Ma~1( estate you may file a Srhoup of San~~ An!, <:a request with the court to and A11~1 And:r s.on. If~ of receive special notice of the Re\ Andie\\ Ancter~on, the ·nventory of estate pastor of The Prtnl'l' or 1 •• Peace 1 utheran l'hurrh assets and of the pet1t1ons, Funeral ~erv1res will he hl'ld a cc o~nt s and .report s on Sunday. Uctobl•r lK. 1~1 descnbed In Section 1200.5 at J ·OOPM at Thl' PrtnC'e or of the California Probate Peace Lutheran Churrn. Code. 2987 Mesa Verdf' Or . Costa Mesa . ca Interme nt R o b e r t E as tm a n , ser\'1res will be hl'ld on A ttorney at Law , 881 Monday, October 19. 1981 n Dover Dr., #28, Newport s· JO A M at Pae1f1r View Beach, Ca . 92663; tel : M emorial Pa rk Service. (714) 631·7676 •Und er l h e rt i re I' t 1 on o Put»ill>hed Or-co.st O•lly Pllo1 Harbor La"n Mount Olt\ Oct 11. 11. 2•. ,,., os,_.,, ;Mortuar~· of Cosi o Mes<• 540·5554 PUIUC NOTICE STOP FER R 0 8 E RT II Y D E NOTICE OF DEATH OF STOP1''ER. rt·~1denl of S<inta B ERTHA LEONA MUSIC Ana . Ca P;i,.,~~ away on AND OF PETITION TO Ortober 13. Hlal Sur\'lved A DMINI STER ESTATE by his molher Margaret. ~on NO. A·11070S. ~l<'hard or Can:ida and T 0 a I I h e I r s , gran~son Bnan Graveside beneficiaries, c reditors ~!tv1ces will be held on and contingent creditors of M~nday. October 16. 1981 al Bertha Leona Music and H>.OOi\M at llarbor l.1no,n persons w h o may be Memorial Park with Pa~tor otherwise Interested in the pp1•ry Wes!ht•qL l';ilv,1r y w ill and/or estate: ~ha pel of San la An a A petition has been filed officiating 8crvicl"s under by William A. M usic In the lhe direl't1on of H arhor Superior Court of Orange J..iawn·Mount Oli\'t' Mortuary Count y requesting that of CostaMesa.5405554 W i lliam A. Music b e -;=========~appoi nted as per sonal N t S · t rep re s entat ive to ep une ocae v administer the estate of ~11e1t11ATl0N ao111ALA'tse• Bertha Leona Musi c 646-7431 <under the Independent Our literature tells the Administration of Estates •complete story of our Act). The petition Is set for ,socie't111ortrMpof1lollo hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 20,~. C•m 1llltr 700 Civic Center Drive, ~;§;~;;:;::;~~~~~~~ West, in the City of Santa -::: Ana , California o n HillOl UWM-MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Ce me rery Crel'T"lalorv 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540.5554 l'IHCE llOTHERS HUllOADWAY MOITUAllY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 IALT1 & IHGHOH SMfTM & TUTHILL WISTCLIH CHAPEL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 64~937 1 "llCI llOTHB5 SMITHS' MOITUMY 627 Main St HunttnRton Beach 536-6539 l'ACtAC VllW MIMOllAL l'MIC Cerreterv Mortuary Ch1pel·Crematory 3500 Paell1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCOIMtCIC MOITUAl•S L~una Beach 41M·IM15 L(lj:luna Hiiis 768-0933 S.n Juan Capistrano 495-1 776 c November 4, 1981 at 9 :30 P.M . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the pet ition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your ob jections or f il e written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be In p~rson or b y your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR o r a contingent creditor of the deceased, you m ust f ile your clalm with the court or presen t It to the per sonal r epresentative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first Issuance of letters as p rovided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of Callfornla. The time for filing claim s will not expir e prior to four m onths from the date of the hear ing noticed above. YOU MAY E XAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are Interested In the est ate! you m ay file a request with the court to receive special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, accounts an'd reports described In Section 1200.5 of the Callfomfa Probate Code. 6 4 2 • 5 "6 7 8 p 1· L 0 T c L A s s .I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT }Sunday, October 18, 1981 T he marketplace on the Or ange Coast ... 642-5678 ........ fwWt ......... Wt. J«W. ....... Fors.t ......,,.,Wt ',.....,...Wt ····················~·~ ;1:.;:;:;··········i~ ~;;.;;~··········i04;~ (;~··········~-;o·' ················~·ioo~ ~;;;;;,;··········ioii2 ······;,;··········100-z ............................................. ~ •••••••• , ••••••••• !!!. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stl.tlO COSTAt.BA! Owntr •i i) terr)' fhlaocln1 "Ith amall down! 3 Bdrm. We ll j m ainta ine d . Grnt barg ain, act n ow ! EQUAL HOUSING ~-23ll. OPPORTUNITY -- -·--......... Mollet: 3 IDIM STEAL! Xlnt cond. Lr a y rd Good lot.UCO. Auume 9.2S'llt I Only StZ,000. Won't beat thiat Patrick Tenore, Act 759-1.221 THE REAL ESTATERS A 11 re 1 I estate -========·!·-------• advertised In t h is newspaper is subject to l he Federa l F a ir Housing Act of 1968 which makes it ille&al to advertise "a n y preference, limitation, or discrimination hued on race, color, religion, sex, or natiooal origin, or an intention to make any such preference, lim i tation , or d1Scrim ination." HAllOlllDGI An exquiJite offering: Elegant & spacious 3 bdrm + family room, I lev. home w/panoramir vista o r harbo r , coastline, ocean & night li ght s . Pre s t ige, comfort, luxury & security. Reduced, now $739 ,000. (Owner f i na n cing ). Agt , 640·5560 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any -==== 'ASSUME VA advertising for real FIXER' estate which Is in · • violation m the law. M E W P 0 R T •••••••••••••••••••••• CH.rot 100 •••••••••••••••••••••• HGHTS! Excellent opportunity! Beamed ceilinged livini room, bricll fireplace. French doors, 2 new bathrooms, 3 Bdrms. O w ner sto p ped remodeling. Needs help. S17S,OOO. CalJ on this one ! 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS HSTIUY Beautiful, immaculate, I nicely landscaped 41 LOAN Freshly painted 3 Bd condo, 2 car garage, near So. Coast Plata, 3 pools, owner will carry 2nd. Good for investor or lat time investor. Only $92,900 Call Glen - bedroom home on -------- SANTA AMA COUNTIY CLUB Is Yow ladl Ysd 117 The Masters Ci rcle Open Today l·S (Off Newport Blvd). Gorgeous 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. atrium, ram rm + form. din. rm, l story home (not condo). overlooking the lwsh & plush 8th green. orrered at $245,000 <with owner financing> See Fran Scott. it1.1•d11111•, 5: \!·n. ~\1\d i. : '.• Rtrtq 640 5S60 A11~11m., Ea~lblult Prol Blrl·1 2 ADULT cul-de.sac. Spacious rooms. View of golf course from property. Owner will help on financing. Only tl39,SOO Call now !179-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS LOTS OF AMIMTIES: and a ~.% assumable loan on this nicely decorated 4 bdrm home. No qualifyin g and owner wiU carry a 2nd. Don't wait! · Only $128,900.' Call now 979·5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS Milli ~/Ow.t SELLERS OHL Y l have strong financial buyers for Newport and Irvine properties. Must have good assumable loans C all P ete --. -OHTHEIAY OPEHSUM 1·5 31 lc6ooCoYH Beau tiful bayfront home with sandy beach & boat slip. Lovely deck & patio. Lite & cheery 3 bdrm + den, 2 bath, ~en beam ceiling, brick BBQ. 2 car garage + EXTRA PARKING I! A bargain at $595,000. INCLUDES T H E LAND! Owner/Agent 173-9187 or 675-7060. HOME $18,900 Singles find a partner. Tw o b ig private. separate bdnns. each with full batm. Quiet, pride or ownership, hidden away 1 level condo with pool and community rec room Near S. Coast · Plaza. C all about terms. 752·1700 Unbeatable fm incl 7% !II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! tf4*N HIU.TOP RmEAT 13% FtXED- 10 YRS! Secluded split level custom home oo t..; ic.! owe at 133 fixed rate. 10 yrs! Spectacular cyn vu -5 min. to sand & surf! Mstr suite w/cstm tile bath, garden & fruit trees too! An impos1lble low $169, $179,000. Call Bob Burdic k . agl 759-1221 IARGAIM! COLLEGE PARK! The best priced home In Costa Mesa. only Sl27,000. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, brick fireplace. Owner will carry financing with 20% down. Call right now. it won't last. 546·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS ------ OCIAM FIOMT ISTA11 2 lt l•l lctl · almost ~ A. '8r 4ba home with 2 br 2ba pest. J IC • pool Stepa to ellld. IAUOA ISi.AND Cl.OH to So. a.yfront. 2 beauUtuJ s Bdrm, 2 ba unltl + auett w/loft. All 3 bne frplca. "75,000 IMllA&DIAY Ocuulew a bdrma, Jba. U;GOO wD •re•t 0nai.em1. en,._., . , ....... lst ! Thousands below appraisal! ASSUME LOW MO. PMTS ! No qua lirying ! Newly decorated Sor 6 BR incl massive den plus indoor jacuzzi! Adj Newport & Baell Bay. 4 mi to beach! STEAL . $259.SOO! Hurry, call 967-0744 HOlSEUMCH North Escond ido · 8 acres. 1850 sq It modem house. Help quarters. Drive thru large modern barn. o m ce, exceptionally lar ge lighted ring, pens, corrals, SO ton hay storage, etc. etc, etc. S3SO,OOO. Owner will carry at 12% with 20o/c down. Santa Fe Realty 614 So. Santa Fe Ave. Vista, CA ~ Otc 1·726·1221 or toll free l ·800·S2S-8910, XM33 FIXER SM,750 In Calta Mesa, R·2 lot. 3 Bdrm, Jt,.t bath. A great buy fo r builder o r starter home. Terms available. Call now, 546·2313 A cccordl 119 t o C111torllla ..,.._ 111d "9t11tloflt CM (he. 17900 II HUO) 111 plfMlll dOlftt -.i111tt ~r.~llllM 111111t Hie a 11111-111 wltll 1111 County Ollr• l lld llllWI It pulllllllld four t l11111 In • 111wap.,. -*'I 1111 aria 111 wlllcll th• IMllllllU le looelld. Tiit tttttllltlll It N•lllfff .,, In IM 11 .... ..,, '" .,,..,lftt JOU •HlllHI 1111111. ..... hlllle "-"'" jllMf ....... ..- COlllMMMI....-.. Th DAILY 'CLOT ,,. .......... ..,. puttllcltlell--...W. "'" .... ....., lofMt afld ...... a •• u, • ., .... ,, 1111 ore 11 11 C1111tr ~ .... ..., •r t111 ot o u t Ctll•IMIM .,.._, Of pllnt 1111 LIQAL Dll'Altnmn' ""'4111, l i t. UI fer 1111t1 .................... I I HEW OFFICE ILDG LG TAX BENEFIT Seller needs $200,000 cash, can leaseback on 3 net basis. New tax laws allow approx. S46,500 deprec each yr or more Call Pet e -.-. -GRAMM.AS HOUSE SI 39,900 Fea t uring O l d Fashioned 8.5% loan! Enchanting Costa Mesa home with charming fr ont sitting por ch . Hardwood noors plus co untr y kitc hen Wooden stairway lo bonus room, Call 67U550 THE REAL ESTATERS EXECUTIYE ESTATE Custom golf estate home. uxi sq. ft. 200' fairway frontage! SBR. 4~Ba. formal din rm, ncreatioo & bobby nns, 2 frplcs , tam rm, sundeck, porch, pool & spa ! Panoramic views from most rooms. 3 car gar. Storage galore. For personal preview call Bo b L icata. Bltr 759-1221. VACANT 3 IR. SI 0,000 DOWM Owner is moUvated I Unbeatable t e r ms ! Hardwood floors. Sunny k i t c hen . G o o d nel1hborhood! Only $109,900! Call f13.l$SO THE REAL ESTATERS IEACHYllW Prime locatioll desipu home 1n Cdlil. Spacioul Uvtn1 are1. SeUer will condald t r crutlve offers. Open bol.-Sun l·S •PollPY. Call lo.AM-Dor-an 15.l•Mi22 SOPHISTICA11D iuGAMCE I ST TIMI OfflllD OPIMSUM 1-4 14 SIA ISLAND Dll. Prof. decorated 2 Bdrm + den Augusta model overlookmg Big Canyon C.C. Exquisite wallcoverings, draperies, wood floors, lighting fixtures, bevel leaded ghtss, mirrored fireplace and many other fabulous features. Owner financing. 703GOU>MOO 0'94 SUN 1-5 Perfection! New kitchen, wood floors. brick patios, olde Corona del Mar at its very best . Excellent fin ancing. $264.500 Shirt.y Harris ~. '/~~~~'.~~~=~~~~~ I I I.I •J,~.t \ ,,.,., "'*U • fl•• " ' ;t ,..h0 851-1361 675-9434 OPPOIT\IHITY knocks often when you use result-getting Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast marllet Phone 642-5678 OH GOLF CCXIRSE Nestled among lush greene ry. this one of a kind custom home is located on the Mesa Verde Country Club golf course. Featured are 4 Bdrms. ramily rm. rumpus room, pool w/spa a nd li ghted paddle tennis · court. This home offers the ultimate in privacy and seclusion. Call for private sho"'ing J AC KIE HANDLEM AN 631 ·1266 llG CANYON'S LOWEST P4RICE Prof. decor Dover 2br, 2ba , fam. rm .. lrg v~\\' '· room for pool. Guar<il\' \ Must sell. Submit ~ \) '-~r or terms . Assum. e.~~.mg S300.000 Price $425,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 TRADE OIAH<;E & AVOCADO RANCH 78 ac Valley Center, sub map comp!. 4 sep par. $ell or trade all or part for home in Npt., Laguna or Mission Viejo. Sl,200,000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221 "2" NEWPORT CREST COHDOS Ocean vu. 4 Bd 3 Ba, Fam rm. wet bar. din rm. pool , tennis $210,000 ea. Terms. Submit any offer to Bob or Dovie 759-1221 \ 110• OCEAN VIEW 4 BR . 31,.;i RA . Fam. Rm. Din Rm, Lg. yard w/pool. Pvt beach $725,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 COASnlHE & OCEAN VIEW Cameo Shores finest 3 BR, 3 BA + den. FR. formal Din .. huge courtyd wl pool , priv. beach. Bob or Dovie Koop 759· 1221 CAMEO HIGHLANDS 3 BR , 2 BA Formal Din. Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean view. Pri. beaches. $339,000 LH, Bob o r Dovie Koop 759-1221 40 fT IOAT DOCIC 4 BR, 3 BA . formal din. Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w/bay view. Lg. sit·dn bar. Lg. pa tio to water line. $575,000 Fee. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 LIMDA ISLE MASlHNCl Owner desperate! Will sell low down, trade for 2nd TD's, land, units. Lg. lsl TD assum. 76ft of water front with room for 85 ft & 90 ft yacht. Asking 4 million. Submit any terms. Bonus - $100,000 plus 3% to selling agt. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 -=. . llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 542 H4HOl ISLAHD DlllVE PROMONTORY IA Y OPEN SUN 1·5 Soecial Custom Bayfront. FEE LAND. Cathedral Ceilings, Parquet Floors & New Carpets. Lots Of Wood & Glass . Three Bedroo ms & Co nv e rtible Den . 3112 Baths . Separate Dming. Huge Family Room With Wet Bar. Kitchen With Pantry. Breakfast Room. Sauna. Stud y. Three-Car Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks Bay & l)o{'k. Owner Will Ca rry Large Second. $1 ,600,000 1207 SUSSEX LAME WESTCUFf OPEH SUN 1·5 HEW OM MilJCET!! Four Bedroo m. Three Ba th. Sparkling Clean Remoc1eled Home. Ca ll For Best Terms In Town. Lease· Option Possible. $287.000 2067 VISTA DB. ORO llUFfS OPEN SUH 1·5 VIEW: IA Y & CITY LIGHTS Gorgeous View -Single Level Two Bedrooms. Two Baths -End Unit Decorator Wallpapers & Drctpes Plantation Shutters - Separate Master Suite Shows Like A Jewel! $255,000. A "J oy Of Newport" Listing. 2121 YACHT YAMICH SEA VIEW OPEN SUH 1·5 Fantastic Four Bedroom. Three Bath, One·Story Home. Offering One Floor Living At Its Best ! Gourmet. Kitchen. Two Fireplaces. Family Room + Two-Car Garage, Attached. Elevated Lot For Views 0£ Western Sunsets & Cit y Lights. Gate Guarded. Priced Under Co mpetition At $383,000. POOLSIDE SE1TIHG Elegant Condo -Neutral Tones Two Bedrooms, Two Baths - Formal Dining Room -Gorgeous Sunsets Super Financing -Very Low Fixed Interest Rate -Shown By Appointment -Askin~ S220.000. A ''Joy Of Newport" LlstiJl$. llG CAHYOH VIEW! Beautiful Versailles Model On Quiet Cul-de-Sac. Winding Stairway With Suspended Walkway Overlooking Marble Entry And Spacious Living Room. Elegant Features Garden Kitchen. Den W/Fi replace. Huge Master Suite. Hi ghly Landscaped Garden, Paddle Tennis Court. Great View! Special Financing. $875.000. EMERALD IAY MOOERH One Of The Most Delightful Houses We Have Had The Opportunity To . Offer In "Many A Moon.·· If Modern Styling ls Your Taste. You Must Inspect This Attractive Home With All Its Special Attributes -High Beamed Ceilings -Intricate Custom Lighting -: Sharp, Clean Features -Lovely OCEAN VIEW. Spacious Sun Deck. Priced At $695,000. COST A MESA DUPUX Lovely Duplex In Eastside Costa Mesa. Great Opportunity For Owner Occupancy And Income. Each Unit Has Two Bedrooms. One Has A Patio, The Other Unit Has A Private Yard. Both Units Recently Carpeted & Painted. $179,500. DUPUX Balboa "Little Island" Waterfront With Full Bay View From Both Units. Up per Unit <Whieh Would Make A Wonderful Owner's Unit) Has Four Bedroom.<;. Lower Is Three Bedroom Unit. Large Front Patio. Sandy Beach. (!) --· .,.....,_...,, 759-9100 # 2 Ccwpo1 • Plaa HewportC...- .. PAM MOSS EARUME LOOP -. VIRGINIA CIECK LOllU BRUMER ~of F.eeport F..nds. Inc. o ve 1y OCllve R E. lnvestlMnt &oletoqe C0tp. "' Np. 8ch ~ la bMt\ 0 d,,ec:tOI on tno Boord of O onqe Co Aooc, of R.E. lrwe$1ment Br~eo IQ( t~ post 7 )'IQrS Mou wol tecenrly named to The 8o0td of Oorector\ of rhe Npl em Boo<d ol RealtOI\ 1 .... ewnent ~l\IOn Frffoort Funds. Inc. 3919 Westerly Pt Suite 101 Newport Beach, 851-8800 Pot rtC•O P lum b ' o Reoho ... ~ \we> or• w 11 t. (()id,,;ell Booler Sourh Loquno speed lltlQ 1n Loquno Sch proper11e\ She dso hos o rich boclqround os o patMf on o qenerol 1ni<.WOI>' e ogercy Here educo1oor>ol credenrool\ onc:lude o B A. & on M A from me Unv of CC>lll ) 1601 POCJfoe Coo\1 Hiqhwoy Sour!> loquno ~qq 1320 Moty Jo,.I, show ded {Q!l()n & .n.olve,,.,.,nt A member of Newpon Horbo< Costa Mt'\O ~ 1'1'H & cune<>!ly Pr1noden1 of t1-.e 1n¥es1,,..en1 01.., ood 01 ,,..,.e n W()IT>en s Counc1 of •he i!ood I R !•s oho o RC'lq ''"rt-J Rt'Poe1en1011ve w •lic> h t Domriion f.,r>an<IQf S.,V.ceo. of t I B Moy r.:,, l't'en "tec•ed 10 \f.'"-e o ) 'I' rerm m [)., c { BoorJ of Reo•os & (O'of As\CX cl R~-o '°'' Awo.:b •nt Glt> ., ..-er'C)el I So Cai.I COM l ( ARl:1B RESS! NC!: & •s p:>SI P't'1oden1 at NH r oos•m•WIM (l.Jb B l) Uovtio [) Earl ni• Loop > on ll>S•slQn! Voet' Pres1den1 " Avco F nonc.01 Se-voe es T reowry Ot'IJO"menl H.,. respo•'> L I 1 e; n udt-bonl •elo•<OOS and >8< I" l COtparu<L l.inds l0t rhe lOml' 1ny rt.0<qh tonh onJ rnmme•CO'l poper ~ nos b-en .,,. rn Avco JQ •l'Cn A •co Ffnancial S•"iCH 644-5800 c ... ,,,., B·o~e· o• Tne fo, Co 1 Newport Beach. Presider>• Newpo•t Harbor Co\!o Mt!sO Boord of Realtors 79 & BO " )1d woman 10 heod rhe boord "' ''' 50 yea< 1-.srory Graduate Reolta<s lnsr.tute S~e enrered rite real e>!Oll! busaness "' 1905 & now •pecd1es '" lond 101 subdivosoon soles, onvesr ptop sole s & . devt'fopmenr Rec.-d the 1980 Reohor Of The Yeo Aword The Fox Company 3400 Irvine Ave .. Ste f03 Newport Beach 540-6758 lo•11 Bruner. bor,, n lor>don Erqond b<ouqhr ou<ht>1>'"'''Y °"'i Br111sh chorm ro Cosio Me'° ...ner. she op-ned het Enqf·s' Teo Shop Tea & S.,mpothy .n Jono.ry 1H9 o"d e" v• shor "1 'ONl'fSOloO<l abo.i• I-er ~ The r>QIT\e meom o cup of •ea & o friend s \ymporheht ~OT A vwy ipec•o plcxe f01 e•ITO tJleC:oel people or 37b Eosi 17,._ Srreei n Co\10 Meso b4S..'4860 \ DOROTHY LOWI Dorothy hos been 1he ()..ner.Reoltor of Fron}lin P.l'dry V<e M 1979 ond o Br~ lo the posr 18 years She ·So L,,f,..~ Me<rbe< of rne M. on °'*7 ( J::! ,,. Newpo1r Hoibor Booru ol Realtors, and o •t>\rden• "' Newport Becxh lo• 15 ~ To '1'-<''e he< keel E to•e i\ o """f rewo1d ng prole.SO<,r especdy ~ yo.1 denrs become yov very qood fr.ends Tono Leffler -Nrowpvn Beorh Head Buyer & manage• of Newport Sli Cumprl"y Grad....,re Lonq BUO<h Store ..,,t, t..'fe11me T eoclw>Q C reden<d Monuf oct ute•\ Rep for Nils Ir>< 18 Y"'-sk• e.:penence SeleCI r rodinq Company (nros Clcwl MeOM. ~OltOOS Monoqer O...rsees ol ospeos ol operotton of o dos1nb.Aion Compor>y. ~q ~ Weor & Sir Accessones "' Oomesr.c os ,..N os oveueos Moi*e1 Grod.oied-lrw>e BA Scxool Ecoloqy (\#Tl loude 01 ......... e.c. Heod of production output 1 & hiring of oll production personnel. Moroqer of oa sewing OpefOlions. Mrs. Hole hos contn'bJed to the g-owth of the company. I CJhe (5ateau ca I 166 Glenneyre Si O._.. Mayfield-WI. Laguna Beach 4Q7 48 11 Curren1ly employed ,.,.;, C R BeN0t1 Co. 0§ Oll .. e Monoge. 8om "' Jackson. 0100 A <¥ock.o•e of Po\Odeno ; Cdl~ Formeily employed OS P"vo"' S.Cret0ty IQ Herbert HOCNe! Jt With Un<1ed Geophysical Co '" Po>Odeno S~ joined C R Benion Co. on I 904 and ho.n been con,•dered rhe ~ compon) s mo•• valuable i I -employee for rhe ~· IO year\. . \ ~ ~, l ~\1 1 ,• MarjOf'M I. LMgdale SUSAM TRIVISOM K. ANM lllZOUS C .R. IENTOM CO. 494-7262 S..son fov1son " o R E br~er ""'h Geo•ge Eflin' Co 5ho hos boon o past •l!C•ptenl of the qojd key OWOtd ond woN repeat oq:>t> 11 I 981 Currer>rly st>e •S rhe •op soJesperson n rhe N 8 off•ce Outonq o h.qllly wcc~;f._i cor- she hos worked onCI ••o•eled rlvouqhour EUtope and rhe Ooent ~ and her husband Robert on .,ecunve ""''" IIT Camon believe rho! fa< borh rht' 1oy of •vong and properly 1nveumen" 0 C " unb.otoble. 6.c>. Hlhts Co. 2 COfporate Plaza 759-9100 Coit.,. "°' been onoct01ed "''h Mocnob-1"'.,. Redry sonce ,q7~ Sh@ "'°' nomed <>" As\OCIOll! V<e Pres.~• n 1979 She rnaleied .- e•ceu of 8 moll•on dollor; n volume 1n the lo>lUI yea H.,. ~ry '' boyfrono and rhe fne< ·~ ,,, Newporr Becxh. M\ l!ruol.s ~ been o real es'O'e ~ OUOCIOle w~h the Georqe Elm/ Company for •he pas! two yecn. tn June 198 I she c,od..o<ed from Col.lomoo Srore P~tnoe LlnM!r"'Y Pomona ..,,,i, o Bcxrelar of Science deq.ee '" S..S...es. Admono,troll<)n wrth o moior n Mo rke1onq Mor>oyemenr Ms B.1zo0s hos wice been oppoonred os !he •eol etrote ~t0kt for rhe prestrq•ous Newport Beac~ GCml\'Vllty of Harbor R.Jqe 1 Geo. ll!ldns Co. 2 Corporate Plaza 75~9100 lice nsed insurance oqen• Customer Service R~otrve, Full Chaqe booUeeper, Corporore Secreto<,. Housewife, morhet al rwc ond one of the leodinq pro- duce<s of new bwness for •he lorqe\I insurance agency rr Cofilorn10 spec1ol111nq or mobilel>ome IOS<IOtlCe ............ -.. S.wleea .t c.-...... 16033 8olsa Chica St. ~IWr G>Al9MI Hunt1(?1t~n~~~· CA "Poodles 'R' People" I\ Sherry Kif\ mono• Self~ or 21 •l-te owned 0 C s lop doq goomong shop, $1-teny's Poode Poloce. for b yea' 1n Anoherm. For the post 11 yeors. Sl>er'Y hos devoted her home 'C rtll\>nq neo1 l.tne people. · T eocup Toy & M.nro111re Pocde\, and boordonq & c;,oorninq olf bre«:ls ·we spoil all au: kod\ ' or st.nys K-9 S ..... 20301 Riverside(}. Santo t\no Hg1s 5416-2848 Vid ie Vul:ie Newport Sl1 Company Head of Floor Soles & Ass111on1 Floor monoqer lnspwott0nol ro other\ wrth her r.eemrncjy Bo.rdess Enerqy. Mewport SW Ca .. -v Periomei MalOQlr & ~ kif Ni1wpo1t ~ Con..,anv Clotltinq o..q.. lo. 0 mqor •• do"""9 co. hi~ onet to both. 0 2 cs a SAMANTHA ICETCHUM DElllEPEHA Soly Shipley of Newporl Becxh "'°' pt-.d o <)Old ley ths ,_. by !he ~ Elln Compcs!V lei ob!011W19 more than S I ""'°'1 111 omuol wie1 Solly WO> 0 •e<er~ ""met ol •he "Pfuq ond Waw ' MtS\IOn of the reohoo bteoUCISI meetin9 for 91v n9 rhe mo11 memorable P"'9 on on;t of ter ,_ ktlllCJ' ~ Sh.pley t'°' o 8A Irons the Un.ve<s.•y of SouthP<n Cofil0tnio o ~br0ty ,1;,<.Jen1d o.J M A fro"' Coldorr"n Sto•to Un.ver\ory Lonq Beoch GEO. ELICIHS CO. 2 Corporate Ptaza 759-9100 A• O pero11ons Offrcer for Comme1CeBonl ' 8u11no Par~ R890ftOf Olf<e. Botbato Pt!!tnan o•e•sees 1he enhre opero1.orn flOlf ~ thor 11-oe «•\l<ln'Wlt l ~ ore beinq mer M\ Pererson hos w0tled in oil 01peC11 of ope<ohon1 sonce I 960 9"' " o member of rhe (hum~r of Commerce 111 Anohe•m o~ Bueno Port. Co..-rc•laM Buena Peri< Regional Office 6122 Knott Avenue Buena Park, CA 90621 (714) 73~2711 S.. VP 1 Cash.er of Commerce8art. Samantha Kerctwm beqon her bonltonq"foreer 2S yeor~ oqr:i ""'" Fede•O' Reserve 8or•I of Son Fronc•>eo S.nce rhen \ne ho> ""°'led on °'' ~no\es of ~ Ms Ketclvn "'°' rhe l.r,1 "'°"'°" pres1den1 of the Chornber of Comme<ce of P1o<en1to ord f,., woman branch mono9er lo-Seri ol Ame<oeo 111 O onqe (o"1ty ConmrcelaM tjeadquarters Olhoe '4525 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 54().6961 Recen•I~ promo•ed ro Per.ono Bo n~ong Offrcer for the Heodquorrets 01 f,cE' of Comme<ce8onlr ""''<> M Robn.on ...;1 be respon\ ~ for lodnq nioior occouni •elo•on "-Pl or-d de-.eiopmenl Of new b•;\tne\I Ms Robn$on ho1 IO yeo•s d bonlonq e•pe<•er"Ce and •S o member of rt-.> Nor1onol Auoc•u••Oll or Boni Women ColftfMt"C•laM Headquar .ers Olhoe 4525 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach. CA 92660 (7 14) 540-6961 Debl•e ~enu c .,,.d Comme•ceBorH r J"rv o• O pe• Jl•ons c_,lf, ,,. or tl-te Heodquo1111" Qfl,,., P•t'•.a...ly Vie was 01soco0•ed ,...,~ t.oHomoo Conod on Bonl a• r 8ron<h T rotn•nq Olfice1 for Southern Colororr>tO She os o .,..f'rnbe< ot No1ionol Assoc1ot1on of Bonl Womeo Co.....-rcelaM Headquarters Oflroe 4525 MacArthur Blvd Newport Beac:h. CA-92660 (71 4) 540-6961 Tne•o B•ede .. l""'I receror 1 p o.,..oted •o Co•poro•e Relo•Otl\ Olfoce• 01 CommerceBon~ p ersonally \erv1ce\ e••S>t n') customer occoun•> p,'°' ro he< p•omorro" />Is Bredeweq Ito\ se·•e j os Opero•oons Olf<er la Com,.,..(eBonl \•r><e 1he bori. s oper11nq .r1 February 1979 C.nvMrC ..... Headquarters Offtc:e 4525 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714) 540-6961 Ede Okon beqon her red eslO!e c~ ""'h Cofd.,.e kenw '" 1975_ A Senor Resden1i0 Con'" !Or" EOe IS 0 ) year me ml;e< C> f lhe Mioor> Ootlor Club and hos bee<> a me"'** of rhe P1e,oden1 ' Clt.O for rhe pcx1 2 yeo•s Coldwell Benker R .. ld .. tlal Brokerage Co. 2111 San Joaquin HIM• Ad. Newport Beach 144-IOIO Hrllory ••Cf"ved 'he rop soles a-word lo• toe t.Jewpor! Beach Coldwell Bon~ ... Rt'\dt'!nltOI Olf.ce on I 981 & was l•d ,,., soles not1on...,de lo• tht' company Bes.dM be.nq onvolvt'd n -erd commumy prorects. she •S o molher of S CotdweH a.nker Reltdentlal llfoker ... Co. 2111 Sen Joaquin Htll• Rd. Newpott Beach 144-IOIO 4 216S E Co! ~7 Sle '°' Co<ono oer Mat CA 9262!> 67W7" KATHY ALLS · SUZAM KOSUI / JeannlM MacKinnofl PAT NUNMIKHOVEH HB.IM YUNK• Co1hy 1(1..., 1ecenrly 1°"'4ld 1he •ale\ 1eom 0 1 Newpor1 Do1wn/8eoch lmpom OS Fleet & lease Mao:1fJt She ho\ beet> "' the cMomobole bui.nes• fout yeor\ and is knowledqeobte on lfl01inq and sel~nq oM ·makes and model1. Corhy bel . .., .. on cusJomet -e 01 on .rn~ol par• of eorh vehcle rronsoc••on ond seeks 1epeo1 bus•ne u 'htOUQh courte\y a nd \<nce<••y M•wport Datswt / l.ach hnports . 88&'848 Dove Street Newport Beach 714 833-1300 De\ r p )• I\ J t.on-•r I •f·••o je y I .. , I• ' P' n j_•.JPS <JI' J.Jde .... ' ,,, " ~ ... 'l'r c .. ube ""'° t, f"I -1 ;. , •• 1 i J•• \ ~n bocl </Ovt1d 1< '~•t b...i\inft;.\ f-',OitVf 't<tJpe rx~v t~-. , ,,...,,, & ,,,. i~t,._J W~c, ''~ • "'l't" l J •'1P· \ le.,,._,. "'e.j,cal & len•IJ ofLcM & f'\'\'-'"'''°"''l Ix 1,.. V0t1 & .1J.,. ore ,,....,( ~f-Mt ' lt"ot_., ,...,., m,.11 ,., J t ~e"e•u' .~r ... <.f' 0' Jon l'J'•On\ It e '" 1f"T1 port '-.JiOfl'f pt()~ J t qA; .>-. T • ,. "P'O ~ T1 I l '...J .. t .. Chns1one •S o 7oouo1e of C<J S.Ole Ur>v FvietrOI' w rr ~ Boclv"<Y & Mosler• Degee A fu 1,,,... •ttd e\lo•e ouo< •ore of Crldwell Bonlcer "fle'OOl1l11>q on CYeOtl ,...., ord oceonfrom proper'"'' " ,he Loquno oreo (~.sr ne ,, o 1,,.,.ier member of r~e 01on 1" COO\• 111\M: Ce-.er 11001 f'oc••< Coast Hoqhwoy '>our~ loqu1 l Ca 1qq.1320 (odme Horrmon 1\ o Jyr1'J'T" F.ench kv.h ..ho rno1o•I' I n MA.• 01 r~ C::1,,~'vO'l':.'f)' o; Pa ~ ot L r>qe' •c~ r-od.x .... ,.... ove ' I ..... l()f"' JO t()• ~ O' ~ ... =' e\•o,e 'o;t y~cl' > 'e\ jpr~ ~ .,, Cltom~nre C ,, re ., <· ~ "f'"'"' " ded+co1e j Ir •,.,., no(Jr-, tr ••\! lr•J F.enct-\oeo• nq e~•' K eyno•.. o i 1reS>es spmona" vodE'C' rla<.\fll & °""""'"'1 !> booh on p0<1tco k«/ ent><qy P'<XTOm> hove pu• KIJfn) Alls n •he 0 C spot lr• ~P ta "Nrf'J j orpc.,.o· on~ ~ .,., For•wne SCO c"e"'' " pres ol Ka1t-y i'llls I Sem.nois & .., I '"°"' r~1 ° "'""'"°'' n ":J 0 s• e lw) been I.; •'l! a ~ o/r t o s V. t ~ r ln<ernv'oCJ"J ~etie..-w & '""' K crttty Alls s~minan 203 Monarch Bay S Laguna 499-1170 SLllor ~ ht r ""O~:> H ... f ~ Fed""':.J' H1,r'lt·''1'ii"' BP , ~ ( ti e A qrod.,.1•!' cf UC Sarr 1 fkrtn a Suz·~,, \ )ICI O'P1 wdt ,;.-f" ArneJ" Qf"' /\\\0 oel' O" t"' 0 ~ "t .{'lr\,.t I W•-;r-er hp Qt"Aj f-.4, ~ ~ fu:J,w-:1 " q71 .,, j .. "°\ he.Ii ,.,r"" .,,,,,,./!' ooot " \O• "'J and r "''°""1 <\....aon '" •'P~ 'fOO to ~on-•e r.y orr.J R01r ..._,,. '"e car oss,,· ,..,~al ol pit per .ot>o I "''"' '° "f'eds Horne Fedual So•in«JS & Loan 21 11 Mon SrrE>e• Hun I n<JIOll 8Mch 5 3b b!i 11 Jeornne MocK•nnon BS M.5 ~fe l.flderwr,,., ·.,..,., Pcx,fte Mll'.Q t...fe Insurance hos och.e ... ed Nori Leader recoqn1ro0n Specoolozonq '" E>•o•e & Bu\•neH lnw1ance f'lonn."O & E:.ec fr "9" ~11 praq<~rn' lo• corpo<r>l•nf"' ond p aiesSoan<Jls A member of 0 C L fp Underw111e" w,.,men n Bu•""''· UCI (hone""'""' Clw t·J H Cho•.,be• of Commf!t•,. Yd "'"'"'Y \ef\'•r ~ on '',. ~ J of D<ec•ors 11< h end' ol UC:1 PACIRC MUTUAL 700 Nwpt Center Or. NB 640-3225 w •h o Mosrer of Sc f'IV'f' [),oq-ee from SC of'd doctO'ol "~ "' Psy<ho~y Poi e"'"Y' counselrnq peoplt' n their real 1nvc11menis. II res ien• ol Mono•,r Boy Por spec.a ze• .n •he >O es and morte1.nq of ~me' '" ,...,. LQQl'O N'.q..e1 0teo Lingo Al_olb•- 495-1720 ~LTOR COLDWEU. 8ANCER leads all other compontes If\ clcxed escrows on form oreo CIVIC · Post loremon 0-onc;ie Coonry Gond Jlll'f POLITICAL Eirecurive Cetrm. & ce><hootmon RelOlurtons Coiforno Rep.bficon Porty 'MFE ·MOHER 1-0MEMNCER Coldwt111 ..... Resident111 Brokerage Q), 2181 San Joaquin Hilla Rd Newport Beach 64'4-9060 Helen Y.rie< os o membet o( The H.nonqton Beoclv'Fountorn Vokty Boord of Reoltori. The Eo\I ~ COlll!y Boord ol Reolloi1, Huntonqton B.octv'f.ounto;n Vat., 800fd Erhrc1 ond Profenit>nol SIOndords Commiltee (l )".) Eau Oron9• County Boord MIS Commit1" 11 Y' .1 Reollor A5IOCIOle •lh W cit.• ond l .. , Inc. for 7 )". Greoteu "Reword" ll ~ lq:Jpy ond tatotlied chntt WALIB&UI AMIE1'8• 2148 A So. 8119tO(t 81nt8 Ana 548-0022 .. ,..,. .. .... _... ., ....... ... """Wf'Olll Mlli(.h '-'"&.#ii"'~ JOAN SMITH Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. October 18. 1981 C9 ·BISI ESS The Ira•• Coast' 1 Successful Busl••• Professlo•I• of . 198 ~ Beonq W V!<• 0t1enrtd, Do ... e's wcceH " o drect r~ of puninq her ct11t1t's ~ fnr F"Ot t+ie pcm love yeon. [)o..,;e crd Bob hove provided rhett clienlt wolh oursrondinq service, eaperienc•. and finoncial lnowl4ldqe Dov1e srores. "Sotiif'oed tllenh ewe r+.e rt\uh ol reolishc, responsive reliable penonolrred s9tvice .. Dovie crd her hu1bond, Bob Koop, wQtir os o t.am crd ''"' recenrly rc>ned °" Newport 8eoch Off'oce. u~ 1 !5 Corporate Plaza 759-1221 Pre•<len1 Sw T-hos Qo.lded, ... wporler Tre•et .ct T-. •lvouqli sreodv qrowt" os o 1..t se"'•Ce t1ovel oqency olfetlllCJ "'"se• tovrs qroup hovel oncJ compu•euzed o"lone 11cle1~ Su.. " o membet ol rhe Boord ol Dorecio" of Newporr Bolboo Sov1neji ond Loon. Chorrer 100. l.XMA llu.ol'<l•) ond Alpha Cl• tre')O A 2'> yeOt res.den1 ol Nt'wpott Beocf.o Sv... ' mor•.ed •o (} ("clrtes Turne< Ftrll woman odm1rn•trot0t of o Role1yh H111, Ho•p••ol lot mod.col 1reo1menr ol olcoholt.m Ame '' respons•ble lo• the componv s Btolllower lo, .ty Hos \t'<'<ed °' on 1 odm.nosrro•O< of Son (}ego Role <I' Ht4h Hosp.tot • Y'' ..,,,, Ad~onced He ~lrh Sysrems o 'eode• on 1he no•on • heollh core industry & 0C11ve w11 h oluirno ocr1v111es loo pot-en!\ qo.nq rlvouqh 1reormenr p<ocyom A restdenr ol Lonq Beoch hos •e"'ed os Orr of Aher Co1e Serv<es & PIOQ'om ln\11 of •he )..oloty Assuronce Dept fO' olf Ro·e qh H;l1s Hosprols Lt> "-ha< l>a• t.een se~"" I red e11o•e n lnr.ne """-' I ClbCI In Jon I q1; cl e opene l ho• ow11 off.ct> Le Ro''°' Reol!y In, rn Ccrnpu1 Vol ey Cente• It , orie al 1he bql'\I ndependenrly o""Wd of fo<ps '" 1rv,ne D"' nq IC17C1 ,hp ~1<.Jpotp,j n ,.,,,.. •, ,,morl('it'I of the- ,,..,.. i!o<Y ~ ol • eo •o• os [),..,......,. ~( fr .... .J'liJf:-/ti w ,.kt ,, on (J('lt\~ """"'boo' of rt... 1,.,. ,,,. Chun-tier o• (on.,.,«ce Le Raisor Realty 4523 Campus Drive Irvine 833·8600 Joon opened he< sucle• ~ bus•ness with a boo•h 01 the Oonge Co.ny Foor rhts wmme< wheie she sold ~ molch oncl everything eke one needi ro mole home-mode Ion.pop>. I choose this oreo because ,, s I un & profitable lor 111 oqt•1 and because 1he hours orP heaHe. olow111q me •o war\ 0tourv.l my ~e reochnq iOb Yid my 2 .,oungsrers! Smith Suck•r ~ 14302 R1vtera Orrve Huntington Beach. 893-4649 Kathleen W ekh hos 1ecently ,,,..,00 the Georqe Ello ins Co os Asst VP ol •he newly fo•med 0 Cry (o,.,,me<col Brole<~ (}v Welch ._, no• on 1 1,1r.l.ze he, ~·'~ bod g•ound " µersonneo monogement or>tl hQ•nrnq bur ... n olso be •esponsoble for •he onolV'" ond moo\ etong 0, mo10t ·~ .. •lmf>n< proper1res throughout < lro"1" County Geo. E•ins Co. 2 Corporate Plaza 759-9100 E:l11onor Bowie 10<ned Coldwell Bonler on 1q74 .She W01 o member of the Million Donor Club the fn1 yeo< and each year sinclt In I 97C1 \hP wOS the lop woman '" the Newporl Beoeh olfoce wrth \des of oporao.mcJ'ely b MJ•-on .,, the top X "' the t'f'll•e company ond o l'T'em~ of the Coldwell Bonle< s p,~.d""' (li.b SI'!.' hos the "tie of liiesidentd ConwllC>"t ......... ..., 1 5-435 Jeffrey Road lrvrne. 549-6888 {)pe""'CJ !he office OI the corner of Jeffrey arid lrw'9 Center Or is rhis mosl copobje crd mipenenced loy. She toined us way ··bock or the beqinning", wos out Irvine reptesentotive, ond is now the lrv1ne rnorlOql!W crd por!ne<. Al those who hove hod deoinqs with Sue d ocdoim her cornpe!ence and Of9" ~s We en ore ptoud ~ is °" "Lody ori the COtdwefl Banker Realdentlel 8"*4H ... Co. 2111 Sen Joequln Hiii• Rd. Newport Beect\ 144-tOeO Ir s no wand.. why lrn Z l.etond hos been Sun Coost Red Esta1e s top prod...te< She brw>ql to red estore o YOtted ond JUCcesslJ boc~ground OS Woody Allen ' productoon secrerory, dlrec10 of o lecdiq S.F. modeling oqency. and owner of her own 1ucceuful odvflttisrn<J V9"if\Jr9\ CQmfO"Y .. Son Fronmco. Alonq ... th he eac•lln<J pe<lO"Olity Lin-2 ~ hef cNntS wifh -W• mcJ9iiOllOI arid o complere lnowledge of rodoy s chon91nq reol estote ~et. Coll her todoy. ~I be qlod you did. b31·7<Ml. Joe~,. .._ o..od.d 2nd rvmer-up .n top ~'1• crd lop $Ole'f*SOM cOleqc>nel in I 'l!K> occordinq to !he Newpott 8eoch Casto Me'° Boord of Realtors A red e\lore broler, Jodie hos ..,.,,ed her cl1en1s for the post 8 years """" h.cjl reqord for prolenionoltsm 2~St. 631-1266 In Jonuory of I <18 I Mory lw1 Moscoro founded T •odor ono· l!eolty olonq with Ir e,,.j ond colteoque J.m Feuymon Mary flM s opr•m•"•C 11-qy \~ rile ol f.ce chee1I~ & motovoted Sha s qood or nor worl, & is desr.ned ro become one of the Rt'ol (\late Greets Keep up the qood wor~ Moty """· TraditlOftOI Realty 301 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 631-7370 Brodqet Von S•o•lt>nbuiq lnlerl(tr Desoqne1 COt!'bor1es thti l1oowled)8 qo•ned f,om her e•f>t!"er.:t' os o Res.den•ool & Commt>«.ol Oto\.~ lut & An•.ques deole• onJ >:»e. Repte\enrorive .... th htt• lntftf<>t• Des.qn bus ond -:>•• ed • ._,,.,., or •he lrostotu•e of ApP' 1• J De.. T' ol Newporr Beocl l C I U ( SD ond Summ11 Worl,f>.1r Inc She os o member of thp ~Jewpo<1 Horbot llrt Museum rhe Pkilho01mon1c Socoery & De>tqn Re,ouices BRIDGET Von Startceftburq BRIDGET INTERIORS 548-9882 • 61MMY S. PAUP DAHASMITH We wont ro 1hon~ lil of ( .l>onqe County lot help n J vs '" wP star• our 32nd yeat Dorothy Jo Danu Studio 2515 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 673·3420 Nancy •S P1esdent & Founde< of S.rte•s Un .m.red So C 1' ' forsr & only house & ch Id S••hng '*"""'e uolled b v educo•o•s C:,1111e" • urlim1red 'llOrted ., N"'"'JlO" Sept t 7, I q-,q & tllee 0te ptesenrly c; ofl<es seNinq oll of So Oonc~ Counry Sitte•s Unl.rn•tnd .. 11 lie fronckt-."1g on o •totPw11JP bo"' "' of I 82 & on o not'°""dP >sol 0 82 Haney AM Van Wie, Presict.nt ~ Srtters Unltmtted i Corporate Headquarters 642-6680 .4 No.o wOS l0tmerly 'Jn e• •OW olf..:er '" •eol es•o•e end..-q olf eo< Jnd •S now wor~mq '" •eol ~OI!' She ond her partner hove o wec:ilth of t'>pet1ence yoo moy draw on to mole you• ne•• real t'\tore tr0M10Cto0n o pleoson• one Edna LundlMrCJ Rffr & Assoc. 497·2894 -Laguna Beach sa. SALIS DlllCTOlt .... MAIY KAY COSMlnCS Recipient ol mony Company owords ond recoqmed os one of r+.e most ~ women '" he< lield, For •nforincrtl()n regordinq Mory Kay Cosmerics co41 4HMHY S. PAUP 17 I 4J '57-0496. As Busoness foloroqei le< CoHomlO Poc1l1C AdvenlllM . ., Dono Po-nt, o ropod~ CJIO""'"CJ adventure saJ,nq compony, Dono tniy handles every aspect of !MinM" She hosrs codtool cruses obootd °"" 82 stoys I Khoore< Keipe e•pbns our whole e.peditions rnro Boio Cotifornoo. ond dwects o catporore off'<e II bni;tw lady w.1h o great 1., ure oheod of he< Calton.la Pacific Adv......,..s 24302 Del Prado, Suite C • Dana t't. Ca. (714) 493-6429 Evon Ce<~ett hos been in the Resodentiol DiviWn of Coldwell Sanker Co since IC17S ond become on ·~e success Ronl11nq withn rhe top I 0 of the Newport Beath office Evon 1s o membet of rile Million Dollar, Stiver Circle ond President's clubs. Allhouqh ~is the mor+.e. of (OUf Evon ond her yochr broker husbond. Tom. f'rd tome for skOnq. IYaveftnn crd boohnc> Coklwel Banker "•tktefttlel 8rol&ef ... Co 2111 left Jo ....... Rd Newpott Be.ctt 144-IOIO Oorlene, q nolive ol Uonqe County, is broker /owner of Oiomond Real Estole Erl. Her 9'0°"""9 Con,:iorty 'f19Ciah• rn "'°'°"°" ~ and **'9 or propertres irl the ~ 8ecx+--'We tole pride ;., QMnQ c:I the people -clo busitl.'5 ""'h the best in quality, peraonolized wvice. Every pet10n arid ?'OfJll'fY II lpkO IO "" .. .............. DAil.iHi W Al.LACI ........... t714164 ... 7IOO Merilyn •\ poll Ownei on Couo ~ Tr0ooel Hov""i} ~ r!w company on I %7 ond hos t-, rhe Office Monoget 101 the post eleven yeors Belere cominq 10 Callo Me so T t.0vel she \pen! twelYe ~ WOt\'"CJ for "'-icori A11l·ne~ She reaches r t(J\lel • ()! Coosr Line (olleQll whene-she Cori f,t •' ot>IO l'9f bu\y S(h;idJe She 'Clrro"ed oncl hos J chlien and~ muc:I> of '-Ip>'• tome OU""CJ ond rocin9 o" rhit fomoly '°"boot MARILYN GIBBONS Coata Meaa Trani (7 14) 646-44311549-2246 PATTI KARGER PAm KARGER, IMC. ATTORNEY A LeCJGI Pro~sslonal Corp. AT LAW 505 30th Street, Ste. 205 Newport S.ach, CA 92663 ING A-BRITT MAY ._ 675-1530 Assoc•o•t' Moqdo b"n<.J> "'"f"'J•I y onthu\IO\m ond l le\t f ·• l••"<I to , • .,.,. t-'mpoyee\ -Jn t •tlr I 1• t VO"<l" C.Junty f Cl'" tt• t • 1iw• trOvft llv't re\\ '11, J hJ 7 .. j t~ h..i\bord Mod ., ... ,. J ,,.., '' owo1tl<'g •he bnt ot "~'' •f\• tJd, ·n Jar"°'" '182 f 'I VicJr1 Heston and A.ssopates t-si.,"*'' .,..,. . S..•w tu ,, ..... C..hfonti.a 91714 , ... ~-- CAPOLtN E(K[:llf "il•·s pe•sonol•tf'd a ... h n l "''' wt 1(1> ,n ·~Jft e11terf' .. n i I .J f ,.,. j ' ,1 •...,y"l'le ~1 ... ~,.e J• t-' o "'l' ... t-o• So Co· lom.o & ,., Je• n Cc •:> t/o,..\o "' 11-he•· 1 b<J" J & l t•i j,9,, t:o• .nf0tmo•oor> pif'o'f' col E:c1..,,,, Baty a.,,f,,, ~ ~ ,,, 646-7281 Inge a,,,, No1 "'~' ·o~....J 1~J educated n $ .. eden t:><>IO'e ~ mode •ht' movP I Sou•l>ern Cot.fornoo whete 'he ho t.f'<l Int •he lost 18 VeOtS An 1 •·v" l'"'-l ~" .:ird res.dent al Dono Po-rit tfn v,.o<>ous lody spec"ll,,,., " J,,, Wiq th!> ncj>t ' ptOpetty fc • hef '4"<d cus•omers Pres•den• of AHotto•Pd RP011,. ~•v<e of Nt'wpO'• a .. 1rf I" h,, tx-.n ~ell·ng NPwr ' ~""' on f '""e\'"'~f'U\ °"' 'hf. J .. ,.. nsv-> fu o.eor 17 yf'O'S '\J;"'f°' J •t nq ,., ,~.,., f~la'\ 0\ "::J ~t,'9 fO' U'Y• ~ I oreo Owne<S e.,,r 'l IY• •\ " .. Olwoys f.nds It.. I'"~ ! L f' involved 1n the (Clmn vn ', 1r.,j 1 srouncli suppor:te• of •he lloord o1 Reoho•s ond rh... ChombN of Comm.tee Associated RJty. S«v. of N.B .. Inc HELANE EKDAHL JOY 2~ W Balboa Blvd . Newport Beach, 673-:J>63 c ~ Ellen Bok Photoqophy. Inc. celebrotes 10 yrs ol b"'-''1&$ 1n So..rrh (0011 Plo10 Fomil1es, ch11den, qroduo1onri •t'n~r, & "•ecuhve p.hl1C1ty #'e oil popular sub1ecr1 for Ellen & her • \loll pho•ogroplv>rs She J<W! of r~ rop wedd>nq phoroq<JJlhe<s in rlwo noton & hos o un.qut> ob01y •o COP'"'' •"e .nc•edblt> i <'°"')' ol ttie bndt' & 1oom & fom•LPs She ,, o Mo''"' (tofrsmol" & C 11111f1rd Prof"'>0nal phoroqropN-r rlvouqh rhe Proles~ Photo<}'ophl'r\ of Am She •S on honorary membe< of t~ P•oleuoonol Pho1ogophe" .>I Jopon where ~ hos lectured w• 8 c••.es He• ol cloy seminors. on )opon !how he1 bvs.ness & photo qroph•c techn.que\ She ho\ been pb ,~ J 1w>ce in o mop Siudio Phoro<j<o~hy Moqo11ne of ..lopon & hos been in•1tf'd bod ro q1ve • more seminot\ on I C182 A\ on odv,.or lo Weddrr•} Phorn<l'-:>pher~ ln1I Ellen hos tourihr many osponnq pho1017• lpt-.r•\ rlvooqho.i1 rl,e """°" She hos t,.. .. ,, 1 reacher on •he s1oll 01 .;.00'1" C0<nt Colle~ f0t • Y" She ho. °''" b-.rn '""'ted ro F.once Swed.•n & New Zeolond to conronue ltoctu,,n9 South Coast Plaza 549-2103 Fashion Square. Santa Ana 542-8851 Heft lak JEANNE SALTER DEBBI HINTZ VICKI HESTON don osen renltorfi Paf)et A. McKM, M.A.,M#.T. Ploc.nq het c~enrs f ,,st tu\ t- Jeonne So11er s qool ; ,..,., she beqon her teol euore '°'-The po" b yeors she ho1 ptovo<Jed het cl1 •nts worh O<Jtllonc.Jin,;i se•vo• If eope11ente LnowleJ~ ·-~y lfTl09"0'1C>r1 ond r+.orouqh prole\l•onol bu••"•" 1t.:in.Jord• Jeanne ptovtdes ded<ored ""'.,• \et'-t fo, a. •e•, ttnn G .... f!' het 0 ~\) • .... :soy RE/MAX 15 Corporate Plaza 759-1221 Cne• ii; Hwanq lrx & 11 .... ,, '''ct lh(> llo;e..o, fp r•O.,Joy \1141<' P~ .I l)" ~rem\ O\ u t• f \A r ,fy e,,,,._. Womo• 1q90 NH·, t "'"I!\\ bodqio.mrl c I ~ll Y" "' •h.t Hu•bo• oreo. P"4<lY •t'I-'''"""" '~'t' ~.c,J~wQy Inn pt-1\l nr ~' & "'';illshnen• wth elf "'"'' & h·e~JH!\ E·~<.' t.-• v~ e 10 -P CO..,.,... 'f0~' ~..1e\t' ot tt"-ta t<odr•.,. lt ,.., A, AH( 1dm1nr\HOtor Mor JO''"' Q\IW\t't'\ i ,, ompr~~H~n 1vP ~~1M <.O'f': \fllt'"'t(9 \ -ptoqtr')rri Jc'°" \r'l'•\ we qH ,., Jnolo..ft:" ,•11t & oco•Q ,~ (Pn't"' CJ 1 '" & ..,,, " •.e -ori.-J , 1r J,. l'--'"1 °'''' JhC;t'l ot Out ~" t1t\\Clt"O proc •·~e\ -phy\ Jh\ r•r 1,.,loq .,, P•Y i '" •s rthJ•1•1!•f'd d·e•·••on~ b.,1,.,.. ff<> l••s '""~..,,-·~pnr ')t w-e IC"' P >t W ""I i '' ~ 2 ,eQ:1\ St~ l ~ l·,r.,. •'l'' 1 , •c p p•O Ju t<• o+ ;he ,,, ,, ·~ Q, t b ... ('t\ fte ar'-}~ 't!''·' ,, 1-t·'""'''....n Lo\ A ""J<' ,.\ & Sor 0 " > ,, .nq ·~ J f\ 1 ~ '50·~·, • ~ ..t .... , ' Pu ".,/it~ t .. l tr ,, I , • , e• n r:"'O• jr4 Qfe .. • 'O-,. , ... ., • "" n.j '' ) "' ,, t • PAC-WELD 1 5 22 Chemical Ln H B (714) 891-2671 (213) 427·7210 S.nc:<' qb3 V ·I hi'.) •oleor .,,. • •he ff'IT'lp<)fO' t pt:"f)()r\f\@ • ..,.... j f'T'N)\' I ff""I\ " 0•'.J"'J'e '-.U ...... Jy ]. «t• en t.ie·n=i ..J.i•IP :J t .. tt n ommuf'•'Y c"'"'" oHo' t Jpenonq her own bu\•n<•I> Sep I <180 ..,,,., •he mono f •'"'"""" •\ \f I oOt..J~nob t-,, ,, t• 1 t ,, ,. •eo\.4.•n'-\hp ho\ lPe,-1~ r• ' ,. I) pr le,\ ·n.J ·~ f Vu:Jr1 H eston and Associates •-S4'"*'' a1'4 . s.. ... tn ........ c..r.1 ...... 1a '271 • !, 11 .. ~·c..~oo ,Po"' 8Pcl e• t1e .. i;< •• l',1 Com~ '"Y '""" ~ & H. ~I Boo-.,,.f"~er fCl, • r Je ..... pu11 S" Cumf •Jfl\' H~od }, r nmr ,, •. , ()~ r• n, On\ D"P"" Jo1l ,, I y & tnUP ~.l.J1P J:• (.1.J )• V l'f• t '"' H\.loJf'mJtt\ PHYLLIS BURHENN, 'pecdn~ in Real Estate '" So. Cohf & ...as fQfme<ly olrnioted .... th Cent"'( 21 In 78 he1 soles l'•Ct'f'dtod SIO.CXX>.CXX> She en•ered the R.E. ; ~1 ~ 7• & hos •t'<f• •M rn>"'t ~,,.,,., 1.nno<s A 10',..f" I,\~\ XI Do•o•o ~1-e qroduo•e~ f, " t.IQtthe<<' S1c1•t' Teor~er, (rl~:r • ALedet'n So Dolo•o '"I~ Hf>, hu~bo.,,.J Bob rs '~" ~ o• II ( MPlt'r & f:qu•P (p " AncJyo.m They ho•t' I 0>.Tt<P Jv:i1 ond l·v~ 1n T U\hn 731 -3111 June Nep•une foundtt• ol Hove Kore hen W oil Travel tnte<J.Y•WIS O..ns Tovol· T e·roce Of' thp 1our-ds of ,.,,. world fomou\ ~ ..... ')f of Arts & The Hoc•Pndo " Xi<-• l N-o. A comple•e co•l'•onq c ,.., l'pl •petool 11nq n Wedd·n-) & Rt'ceptlC>rls PC' Bo• bq7 L ~ Beocf\ Co •9•.qb50 o• 551-1304 4'4-9650 As d11ect0< al . TRIT()'ll LIFE CENTER. I om currently concloctonq Semonors ol Seo Th.s U!>.que proqrom combines rhe restlJ elements of o cruse obootd '4CI -82 clouic soiWig yachts with o iemrrior on Corporore Srrf!u Monoqement O' ln•erpersonol CommunocohOn Sem~ ronqe from o 111 doy ouse 10 o nearby cove ._., to 3 days or Coto&no As o kensed therapisr. I om alto oYOiloble IOI ~ conwlto110n by oppotnlmenl. 14Mlhl-._ .... CA ,,,., ....... , ... 1 .. - ' .. . J a 3 553 ass ass Cit OrangeCoastOAILY PILOT/SUndly,October18, 1981 ' ._..tForW. tte.Mi For Wt H.tffFor W. HettMtfwWt HMMt hrW. ..._..,_. .. ....... ..,Sillt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................................................................................... . ................. : ... Mo..tForW. tPwS. .._...,_,.Wt ._,.. IOOJ .... ,., • IOOJ Chtttr.t 1002 GfMf'91 IOOJ Gttltftf 1001 lt•NI 1001 . .. ····················-·· ••••••··········••····· ................................................................................................................................................................ . •rll 1001 1002 IOOJ •••rll 1001 --------------••••••••••••••••••••••• ···········!··········· •......••••.....•••...• .•••••...............•• ~·~llD OWNER WAMYS QUICIC SALi • HOUCll> $6S,OOO Miy be purchmwd with Jittlt <·ush down. Pool und spa are I'"' years old h ows wel l $2SO ,OOO ff.!e ~wycresti-Oovcr S~-ureu. Open Sunday I 5 ' • STARNES COMPANY Gtrry or Christa 67 ).7761 : 760.1397 Pete Barrett RealW presents OPEN HOUSES-SUNDAY 1·5 rEHIHSULA rotHT-Cape Cod 3 BR. 2041 E. lalboa ll•d., lc6oa MEWrORT CREST !2 Bdrm den. end. 19 Escapade Ct., Newport ltoch DOVER SHORES Lg 3 Bdrm, den 1393 Galuy. Mewpcri ltoch HARIOR HILMD~ 3 Bdrm, den. 1806 ltryl Dr .. Newport leoch IAYSHORES -4 Bdrm, den & spa. 2601 Wo•erfy, Newport ltoch WESTCLIFF -5 Bdrm, di n rm. + I 500 HIC)hlond Dr., Newport leoch flEHINSULA rOIHT 4 Bdrm. den. 1708 E. Oc.an 11¥d., lol>oo MESA VERDE -4 Bdrm, fa mily rm. 2862 TobocJo, Costa M.sa EASTSIDE -4 Bdrm. family room. 296 Rose Ln., Costa Mesa ./ ./ CHECK THESE ./ ./ ./ CLIFF HA VEN-HEW LISTING Spectacular Kings Road view ! Pool. spa. 4 Bdrm on cul de sac. S600.000. ./ LIDO ISLE-44EW LISTING Charming 2 BR dining room on Lido Soud. New ly redecorated S375,000 ./ IALIOA PEHINSUU. DUO 2 Units on the Poanl walh exceptional financing. $339,000. ./ BALBOA HOME WITH INCOME 2 Bdrms. dining room, country kitchen plus 2 Bdrm unit. $289.500 ./ NEWPORT SHORES-WATEIF«OHT Big lot 4 Bdrms, 21,2 baths, sandy beach, pools & tennis. 5250.000. ./ IALIOA ISLAND I A YFRONT Pier and dock. 2 units. owner fin ancing. Dble garage. $750.000. " CUSTOM OCEAHRONT Panoramic view single or duplex. fireplace. open beams. lots to offer. ./ OCEAHFIOHT DUPUX Super view. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath + 2 Bdrm income. Reduced to S719,500. ./ H.4RIOR VIEW HILLS-¥1EW Spacious 4 Bdrm . family room Broadmoor. Assumable fmancing. ./ MESA DEL MAR-WELL RHAHCEO Excellent 3 Bdrm. family room. large assumable Isl. $1l5.000. ./MESA HORTH -MORTHGAn 4 Bdrms, well located nea.r schools and shops. $127,000. ./ LARGEST DOYER SHORES srn 3 Bdrm formal dine rm, lanai w /spa & ramily room. $425,000. ./ GET AWAY TO HIDE AWAY 8 acres rolling citrus. 112 hrs away. Cute 2 Bdrm cottage. $175,000. 642-5200 • I 00/o DOWM • \\ , ... i ! 0 1 \ ~YLOR CO. l\l-:1\I !Ilk" ·,,,,, .. l~tlfi lfG CA~YOH CUSTOM home tn rich Ceorgian Colonial design o'looking 8th green. 5 Bdrmi, formal D.H .. fam. rm, billiard room 6~~ baths. Real elegant·e w/abundant murble, fine woods. crystal, etc. $2,150,000 Financing available. Call for color brot'hurc srlCT ACULAR "VHSAILLES" on lge . cor. site on Big Canyon golf course Dramatic foyer 2 sty L.R . den, formal din. rm., 4 bdrms. 41'.? ba Pool , spa & gazebo. $950.000. 2 STORY DUrLEX in N B. Handsome bldg. Beaut. maint. by orig. owner. 4 bdrms, 2 ba & lgc sunde<'k up ; 2 bd rms in lower. Fplc in each. OWC $230.000 int. Only S49.500 Dn. Asking S279.500. See this. 111 O rd ST. N.I. OPEH HOUSE S.. 1·5 VACAHT-VIEW·AMXIOUS Panoramic view of bay, ocean & sparkling lights. 4 Bdrm. Lge. Family Rm .. Formal Oin. Rm 2 1 ~ Baths . S395,000. Submit offer on price and terms. Owner anxious. 1251 SURFLIMEWAY44ARIOR VIEW OPEH HOUSE Sat & S.. 1·5 PM LEASE llG CAHYOM S 1500 Mo. 3 Bdrm Townhouse on golf co urse. 212 Ba ., sep din. rm. New l'arpets & paint. See now 26 CAHYOH ISUHD DR. OPEN SAT 1.5 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 21 11 San ..... Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTH. M.I. 644-4910 ~fie Beaul/;;f Bfil 3 VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS orEH TODA y I ·5 I for All 3 HOMH SH Jackie Taylor at 405 Vista Grcmtde) 405 VISTA GRANDE Outslllndmg va lue, big family home 4 Bdrm, 3 bath (Ca rmelita l plan. Just completely repainted . recarpeted . and "scrubbed" . Lowest priced spacious home. VACANT AND AVAILABLE 536 VISTA GRANDE A dramatic split lev e l 3 Bd rm !Trina ) plan. Totally fresh and clean with new carpeting and crisp white paint. lovely view. park-side setting <2 good assumable loans) $240,000. 502 AVENIDA LUCIA Oh my, what a dirty face ~! But. oh boy, what a great price and lovely setting. Larger 3 Bdrm. 212 bath, Light and bright end unit in prime early locale. FIX UP OPPORTt:NITY AS IS. AT ONLY $193,000. I 3 I 2p financing a•ail . . . . . on this spacious family home featuring 3 Briden. familv room & formal dining w 3 car garage~ Only S240.000 fee. Call 759·1501or 752·7373 I 00/o RMAHCIHG $668 PB MONTH • HWOI YllW •MOU.S * f¥4 FIMAMCI ... Coleswortby & Co. Aln\'J.::-UT Secludtd pelbway1 thru 2SO EASTBLUFF OR . NEWPORT BEACH. CA 840-0020 JUST LISTED SINGLE LEVR Smat't cozy 3 Bedroom 2 Uath. fireplace, very private patio Walk· to s hopping. $169,SOO. Financing avail able. Open Today 1·5. 432 Vista Suerte, NB. PERFECT BACHROR PAO 2 lldrm + den, complete workshop, 2 1,2 Ba . H i g h I y upgraded . Ba r . micro·wave, cedar lined closets, s uper storage. Secluded patio w/spa·deck. View-of backba)'. VaC'ant and ready. S218.000. Open today 1·5 2022 Aven1da Chico We always ho•t the·best Llstlft9s of the bttt prices! CRY MO MORE We have the perfect 4 Br & Fam. Rm. on a Mesa Verde cul·de·sac wi th .Pool size lot. Dry your tears and call us now! Unbelievable al $215,000 NO 9UM.IFYIMG 100/o lNT'EREST on this 3 BR with pool and family room in Huntington Beach for on ly $135,000. Call today. LAGUNA HIDEAWAY 3 bed room. fantastic ol'ean & can yon views, gazebo, lu ~h landscaping. Anxious owner w1 II finance al 13' .. PriC'ccl lo sell $289.900 MAME YOUR TERMS SPYGLASS 4 BR ., one story. Fam Rm. corner lot. Owner very motivaled & Wl II help fin a nee Ju ·t $459,500 Call now. ST ARTER IMVESTMEHT Great 2BR home near Dana l'l Harbor Great for rent.al. Seller \\111 work with creative terms. Just $179,500 100/o DOWM Must sell this sharp 3 BR 2 bath on quiet ('Ul ·dM,ac nec.ir Mesa Verde. Priced to se ll at $145.000 SPYGLASS LIQUIDATION Overlooking the blue Pacific is this 6 BR +fam rm. complete with Pool & Jacuzzi & µerfe c t for entertaaning. Transferred seller w1 II help Finance. Priced to sell at S695.000 7 UNITS MONEY MACHINE Newer, well located, sharp building with A C. private pall()!) Just listed at $392.500. Sub mil your terms . RCTaylorCo 640·9900 towerln' lrHs lead to artlat 1 bide away overlookina part, Plush carpeu, waU of glau to entertainer'• bal~ony, sou rmet kitchen with bulltin rrucrowave oven Comm\IJ\ity liv\01 al It• best with poob, jacuni and du~. Sett yet low down payment. HURRY CALL 96.1-7010. R e I I t Y Worl /Be•ohllidll BY OWNER GAIL IAMCH'S BEST PLAN S PLAN 12.3 + Custo m upgr a des. spectacular view, ioned equestrian prtmier lot 4Br, 38a, Presley sales mgr t r ansferring . $450,000 Call 831-7476 anytime. Owntt/a . MHG Woods roo1 H.. Spacious 4 bedroom 21, bat h Spanish style showplace priced at be low market value Formal dining room, relaxing family room. f1replare, bag bonus room Large landscaped lot has sparkling pool This beautiful home 1s vacant, so you ca n move nght in ' Call for f1nan c1ng details $195,000 $124,tOO w ...... UpcJr'Cldt Handsome 4 bedroom family home i s beautifully upgraded throughout! Nice size lot m prime area. Five minutes from the beach Must see to appreciate. Submit all offers! $125,000 Price Redilctd H i&.h balance ass lhi able loan as available on this 4 bedroom College Park home. Delightful dining area, run family room, hearty fireplace Close to shopping and Orange County Fa1rl(rounds Needs a httle lender loving ca re Call on below market interest loan today' $229.500 Met0 Verde <:real assumable loan and owner will help with the financing on this 3 bedroom 2•, bath executive. SUM)' dmang room. fa ma ly room. TWO fireplac es Creative financing. Call today and enjoy the rool O<'ean breezes' Sl9',000 JlllSt Usft.d! Elegant two story famil y h o m e 4 bedrooms. with master bedroom do~nsta1rs Form a I dining room . comfortable ramily room. conversation pat su rr ou nd s b ri c k fireplace Large back yard features cool blue pool and antique brick decking. Close to South Coast Plaza Owner wall help you w11b the rmancang. Call today 1 979-2390 3707 S Bn.stol SlllU Ana Tarbell, IU ·.\1.1 OH~ AIAHDONEO HUNT. HARIOR Lowest price in prime area. Secluded pool and vaulted cei lings. Owner's gone. price reduced ~ Move in Now ! $119.000. 963-5671. LIKE TO &mRT AI M? when you take over existing low interest loan on 4 bdrm ho me NEWPORT RI VIE RA featuring French doors . fireplace & 212 baths + raised wood & deck, new carpet & paint. Only $141.900. 759· 1501 or 752· 7373. I 30/o HEW LOAN 25 YEARS AXB> RA n Almost impassible to find financing on this spatless 4 years new townhome near South Coast Plaza. Formal dining room. brick fi replace. 3 spacious Brms & 21,2 ba. $139.900. 556·7035. A rare opportunity to own a much sought after model in wuque area. Featur in g CAPE COD style archited ure, 2 br, 2th ba on ree School District or Tustin . it 's vacant. Imagine yoursetr surrounded with eight tftous9d fin he dred square feet of luxury living with a spectacular mdoor paol perf eel for ente1taining large groups. There's even a wet·bar pool·side. Relax an front or the massive stone fireplace or retire to the sumptuous ma ster suite. This home is lrulv one of a kind !! Situated on a corner lot on two thirds or an acre in the prestigious Foothill lligh School District of Tustin, it's vacant and ready to move in. Ou r owner is a corp. and they've said SELL'~ So bring $142,000 down payment and you won 't have any payments until Jan. 1983. For a private showi ng call 556-703.5. SHORT Of CASH1 * HERE'S YOUR ,ASVORT TO OWMHSHlr * We have an investor willing to make ~ 201µ down payment if you would like lo make the $1250/mo. payments on this gorgeous townhome. Only 3 years old with 1650 square feet of li ving space. 3 Brm 212 ba with double attached garage Security gate fo r complete privacy. 963·5671. · land with outstanding t.errm . For a private showing call 759-1501 or 7~·7373. A mHTION IMYISTOlS * U ,500 IUYS IT * Pay closing costs only and our seller wi 11 finance. Excellent tax shelter with new 15 year depreciation schedule, asking $130,000. Ca ll for details. 5.56·7035. FfX9 UPPEI!! Bring pa int brush & broom & save $$$. Great 3Br home in prime Costa Mesa area. 759-1501 or 752.7373 -- 100/o DOWH Sun ny townhome. earthtones Decor! Cozy fireplace, super cond. Take over $60,000 at 10'/, ! Owners bought new 1 963·5671 sura TYMS! Highly upgr aded exec home. ma ny upgr ades-new carpet & micro. spa. Owner wi ll carry at 13'h% -very motivated! $175,000. 963-5671. - VllW MSI NOWIS SUNDAY 1·5 JASMIMI CHB -CdM. #4 Wh itewater. Reduced to sell fast. Ocean and bay view. 3 Bdrm 21~ baths, tennis, }>OOls, spas. 24 hr guarded community. Assume $200.000 at 12.5%. OWC 2nd. Ask ing $385,000. corr Sun Joaquin Hls Rd /Marguerite> IRVIMI 'nlllACI -'CdM. 1614 Santanella Terrare. IO'k down. Assume loans. Motivated ·seller. 3' Bd rm, 2 baths , formal dining. 180 deg. view or ocean and bay Asking $299,000 HAltlQR VIEW -Mwpt l ch. 2307 Pof'l Lerwick. Customized 3 Bdrm, fo'rench bay wi ndows. Lovely yard. Open from 10-2PM . (O(f Ford Rd MacArthur). THI COLONY -lr¥11M. 3942 Capri Circle. Motivated seller. Lovely 4 Bdr~. 212 baths. Good fina ncing. Asking $168.900. (Walnut Culver). 14588 GOLDEN GL.&4 -tr .. IM. Onl y $4,500 wi ll get you in this bright <.'heery condo 2 Bdrms . II ~ baths. $88,900. I Jeffrey Walnut ). 3332 WYOMING CR. -CM. Light and airy central atrium. centr<1I air. newly decorated. cul de sat'. Close to p<1rks and i,choob . 3 Bdrm. 2 baths. $164,900. <Mesa Verdt: ). COLDWeLL BANl(eRC Hilltop Retresat 13 0/o Fixed-10 Yn! Secluded splat le vel custom home on 111 acre! owe at 13"4 fixed rate 10 yrs• Spectat'ular canyon vu·S minutes to sand & turf! Master suite w /custom Italian tile bath. Garden & rruat trees too! All impossible low Sl79 000' ATIEMTIOH BUILDERS Large R 2 lot, Eastside Costa Mesa. plus pretty as a picture home with parkl1ne grounds ' 3 Bdrm, 1~. ba, hardwood Ooors. dbl gar. Room lo build 2nd unit Sl.54.900 -ttfng, washer & dryer inrluded ! Call to see! 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS 3 YEARS MEW Sharp 4 Bdr w/bonus room & secret "K1dd1e Kastle" 1ns1de. M1n1 Far m, play area and large patio outside. All this for $148,000 and the loan is assumable Call Anoe Mccasland, agt 631-1266 552-2000 IF YOU CAN LAUGH AT ~0,000 PER YEAR . • • then LINGO REAL ESTATE thinks you have a great sense of humor '. Actually. there is nothi ng runny about makmg $50,000 per year or more because of the hard work and dedication it requires. If you have an opportunity created for you and are willing to work hard ... you c<1n m<1ke as much as your financial goa ls di ctate. LINGO REAL ESTATE i s c r eating that opportunity for you today! We are growing and need a few special people who want lo make a lot of, money with a company they can be proud of. LINGO REAL ESTATE is going places and has the reputation, the track record and the finest training program available anywhere. The opportunity is there. Will you be one of the few who recognize your opportunity and do somethmg about at ? If so, call Di ck Fent1m<1n. Mana ger of the Newport Beach Office at 644·7020. You can't afford to wait '. 644-7020 ~II idle 1telll.!. 642·5678 .. ____________ .. 675-3411 STEPS TO IEACH! Super location. 4 Bd r m. custom home with coastline and whitewater view. Magnificent large deck for outdoor living. $68.5.000. 2 YEARS HEW! Corona del Mar duplex. Quality built by owner contractor. Owners unit has 3 Bdrms. 3 baths. Units have 3 decks and skyli ghts 3 car garage. Call for finan cing information. $398,500. TURnEROCk HIGHLANDS! Beautiful 4 Bdrm . 3 bath MacG regor rrodel \\ilh hardwood floors and bay windowed breakfast nook Great financing. A must to see. 53.50.000. MOVE IM COMDmOH! Lovelv 3 Bdrm 2 bath Lu k home in Harbor View Hills. Newly painted inside and out. Pool sized ya rd . with colorful year-round garden. Call about ter ms . An outstanding \'alue at S299.500. Open House Sunday I 30·5.30 MEW LISTING! Beautiful Eastbluff 4 Bdrm 21 i bath Plan A. Magnificent city lights view plus view of Catalina. Located close lo Corona del Mar High. parks and shopping, Fantastic family neighborhood . Seller wi II assist in financing. $299.!XX>. GREAT TERMS! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Lagun a BeaC'h location. With spa. wet bar and ocean view Owner will finance S229.500. COSTA MESA! Pride of ownership 3 Bdrm 2 bath condo. Located in Bear Creek. Th e onlv Plan C on the market. Owner will carry 2nd. Sll 4.950. OPIM HOUSE 1·5 OPIH IM IA YCHST - Redu<·ed for quick sa~. Elegant 3 BR 1'radit1onul $325 ,000 See 1-;lcanor Rowie At 1907 1'RADl-:WJNDS OPlM OH UDO ISU Street/ street oversized lot near boach. 3 HR. + Oen $510,000. See Cynthia Rumsfeld At 112 VI A KOR ON OPEN IM IACIC IA Y 4 BR. 3 BA. Charming & un ique home nt!stled among eucalyptus trees. S23S.OOO. See Kay Parker At 1753IRVINEAVE. · OPEN OH IA YSIDl DllYE Beautiful newly decorated Bayfront residence. 4 BR. +Fam. Rm. Pier & slip for two large boats. Sl.950,000. Fee. See Valerie Marshall At 1617 BAYSID E DRIVE O'EH IM SPYGUSS RIDGE Belvedue model on quiet cul-de-sac. 4 BR. + Fam. Rm . S4SO ,O OO F ee . See Barbara Ballmann At 1647 REEF VIEW CIRCLE OPEN IM VILU IALIOA Elegantly decorated. Completely furnished. 2 Mstr. suites & terrace. $345,000. See Rita Qwggle At 220 NICE LANE #100 OPEN IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS Remodeled 3 BR. + guest house. Pool & spa. S285.CXXJ. See Jo Carol Hunter At 454 SANTA ANA AVE O'EH IM IAYSIDE COVES First time open Waterfront Condo. Highly upgraded with warm woods. plush carpets & hardwood floors . S680,000. See Evan Corkett At 1033 BAYSIDE COVE FAST OPEN IM WTILUFf Beautiful Lusk built 3 BR. Lovely decorating,& landscaping . REDU CE D TO $229,000. See Lisa White Al 901 ALDER PL. OPEN IM OLD CORONA DB. MAI Forever OCEAN view from this beautiful 3 BR. + Den Landmark home. $750,000. See Nancy Simmons At 3000 OCEAN BLVD. PROMOMTORY IA Y Custom Bavfront sheathed in mahogany siding. Inside features of parquet , onyx and marble combined with antique built-ins to provide an irreplaceable ambience. 4 Bdrms include huge bayfront master suite. Pier & Slip. $1,750.000. STEP OUT TO GHENS 2 BR . +Den patio level Condo. overlooking Rancho San Joaquin GOLF COURSE Wood paneling. wine rack. wet bar. bookshelves & shutters in warm den . BBQ on secluded patio. SJ99.000. NEWPORT COUMTRY Ext ra large wooded yard in Baycrest West. Lovely decorator touches include hardwood floors, beam ceiling. used brick fireplace & sun porch. F'antastic financing. $210.000 Fee. GRUT VALUE Guarded gate. Pools & tenms. 3 BR . + Den condo in Jasmine Cre~k. Vacant. Ready for you to move m to this Plan VI S329.500 IALIOA-IA YRONT' DUPlU Owners 2 BR. w 3 remodeled baths. I mported tiles. Center island kitchen . Decorator papers. Bayfront patio. Step down master BR. Roof-top garden w1panoramic vu. Rental unit with 3 BR/2 BA fireplace & patio. Sl,350.000. IUUTlfUL IA YSHORES Small price -big value: Brin g your imagination and you \~II h~ve the best 3 BR. investment m this most desirable community. Near two private beaches. Guarded gate. SJOS.OOOLH. FOR YOU~ AT HWT Irvine Orange Tree for $99,500 w/good assumable loan. 2 BR . couple perf eel condo Overlooking stream & close to tennis & pool & community facilities . ENJOY CAUfl& UYIMG In this couple perfect 2 BR . To'wnh ome in prest igio u s Turtlerock. ~~ormal dining room . Near community ix><>I. Attractive fin ancing available. SlS.'l.900. Fee. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 .. Hoettt llof' w. Ho.Na llof' Wt Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••u•••••• .. ••••u•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 GHer.. 1002 u~.--,R....-e........ HMwsllof'S-. 1002 .... ,.. 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We doll't bow quit. wftOt"e to bec)ia to ,,... .. this hcMM. Far bedroom. Pool. Spo. fnorw •itw. DcmiNJ C)OW'IMt kitchH. A.toftilhil'MJ retroctablt roof. A aotablo home. It crocklea with excitetntftt $600,000 COME WITH US •.. TO DOVER SHORES. This offormg ittvitet CJUHh graciou1ty. Four ~. Step doWft liviacJ room. Separate brukfe11t room. Pla11s OYoiloble for I011dscopf'"), pool Giid 1pa. Ow11tr will c .. tldor lectH/ a,tioft. OP&I TODAY 2012 SANTIAGO DRIVE ...... $497,200 COME WITH US ... TO DUPLEX LAND. We hove two absolutely outstanding duplex's for 1ait. loftt COftlle with s~ciol owner fi11mteincJ. 1M OWMr is trlremtly moti•oted to Hfl ... Giid ht will show s~clol cOMidtratioft f« yow ability to pay ..•..•............•...••. 5399,500 COME WITH US. .• Yiu.A IALIOA. We hove o fiM coa.ctto. of co.dos at ffll1 ~ locotiOft. Don't pou hm up. Tllo units ore wo1tdoml Rmtgi'") ii• prict frotn ...••......•.. St62,500to U95,000 COME WITH US. •. TO IA YCREST. A ,_..c.aorty 1ptdal o,... McJ. Metictllotts. 'rastofwlly dtcorattd. Throe 1pocloH bedrooms. Uapc1ralloled cvrb appeal. ExuptioMll l•d•c"' ' F9w ._.,, wtl MryNKs "-is OM. OPIN OOAY. 1921 TlADEWIMDS UHf .... S 325,000 COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS. Spociom ilftlRllcultt.. Two story, four btdrootn family hotM ••. wfth co1111try decor. A manelot11 master btdroOftl retreat. It's al here ••. for the YCMMCJ ot heart ................ S270,000 1617 WiSTCLIFf DR. M .I. 631 -7300 '-.-----------~ -z.__ I* * * * * * 1 Heritage Co"tteetion C.2LOT High trafCic count 62.6X307 ~ot. Existing house on pro~rty. Flext~le Uses. Owner will consider carrymg 1st T.D. Asking $199,500. Call 540-1151 EHTERT AIMERS DELIGHT WTSIDE Assumable VIR financing available on this charming, light and airy home. Featuring 4 Bdrm. plus family room. enclosed courtyard, lovely back yard with Koi pond. Asking $188.400. For appointment to see, call 540-1151 ERITAGE lL\H.H<>R REAL'I'\' IAYCUST An active family will love this s\>acious 4 Bdrm home on a large pie-shaped Jot. Wait till ~o~ see th~ upstairs game rm ... 1t s hug~. There's stand up wet b~r. blt~n stereo. pool tbl & ex~nsive bltm cabinet. Plus, there s a formal dining rm, o~fice, pobl ~ paneled family rm with used bnck frplc. Best part of all is the ~ow $389,500 price with attra.c tl ve o~ner financing. 1730 Marlin Way 'Ylll ~ open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Seeing ts believing. 17141 673-4400 lJ 1 ll 621-2121 no H.tHir ~' "-Jttt ...... ...-........ ~,.., IIAitU<>R a AFFORDAIE llUSING ORANGE COONTY Call for free information on af · fordable housing available in Orange County for singles, pro fessionals and retired. ~ AIY .JM& llALTOI 133 Do•tr Dr .. .,..,.,.,. ... ,. 611·1094 ; ~ COTr nrnLTT sp 6 mvr~1mm conrnnr You've Arrived at ... HARBOR RIOOE Lovely English country estate ('om bining classic design with formal elegance and traditional old world c harm . Custom four bedroom. four bath home with every amenity and view of ocean. bay and city lights. One million dollars in assumable fmancing. Full price $1.700,000. Call for Ann Vaughn Santas. LINDA ISLE The c harm of yesterday, yet modern as tomorrow. A superbly constructed 4 bedroom home on the water with luxury plus. Wil l exchange for premium in co me. productive commercial or multiple residential property. $1.895 million . Exclusive with William F Cote. BIG CJMYON Experience the pleasure of an adult custom home-10 years in the planning. Incredible attenti~n to detail . elegantly proportioned and poised over a three par green. $1.8 million. Open Sunday l lo 5 15 Royal St. George, Big Canyon BIG CAHYON 4 Bedroom home with 2 bedroom guest quarters. Impressive view of 18th fa1rwa v. Billiard room and pool. Owner ·wi II as~ist i~ fina~c~ng. Sl.7 million. Excltl51ve with William F. Cote. Open Sunday l to 5 8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon BIG CAHYON Magnificent view! Large k_itchen. formal dining room. pool. spa and sauna ! Three bedroom. 3 bath home, 3450 sq ft. all new carpelii:ig. Great financing! Exclusive with William. f'. Cote. $895.000. LIDO ISU Smooth, smart and sophisticated! ! ! Four bedroom island home in Pristine co ndition . Close to everything Assumable loan and owner wi ti carry. $62.5,000._ Open Sat & Sunday 1·5 204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle VILLA BALBOA Luxurious villa -newly decorated m "easy to live with" neutrals. Ivory carpet. and tile. Large ~iry rooms. Arizona flagstone patios. $148,000 assumable loan at 12«/'r and owner will carry. $275,000. MESA VERDE Available immeruately. Chance to buy lovely 3 Bedroom home. Situated on quiet cul-de -sac. 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 will carry 2nd. $129,500. BEST BUY IN SfAYIEW $250 000 in available financing and 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 your boat home. Sharp seven bedroom home. Single family with in.la w qu a rters and zoned for · duplex . Excellent financing available to qualified buyers. Selling price $545,000. Call Ann Vaughn Santas. ESTATE Sl.E Four bedroom. 2 bath Eastbluff home. Must be sold to pa y estate taxes. Beautiful pool. Two patios . large lot. Fantastic. Won't last price. $209,800. Call Ann Vaughn Santas today ror details. Open Saturday & Sun l·S 2672 Basswood. Easlbluff a a 2075 San Joaquin Hint Ad. Acrott from llG CANYON Ntwportltech MMm ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST USllD MIW,OIT HAHOI VllW Somen;et mode, 5 Bdrm. family room, fee land. $312,SOO. TUITUIOCIC Broadmoor Jllan 1, super ~location . Great assumable loan. Priced right at $175,000. 714-512· I 714 . : ·~ ... · Merrill Lynch '/~,Realty $5,522,000 In Sales Vo..._ Od l·Oct 13. 1911 13 TRAMSACTIOHs-1 PER l>A Y! Who Says Business Is Bad ? Real Estate Is Booming At HE /Max of Newport Beach! JS Co rporate Plaza #100. NB 759-1221 RV M* of Newport Beach * OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 P.M. * 3024 Ocoon ltvd., COM •.•. Sl,350,000 I ColUu ltlo, lol 11.. ..•... SI ,200,000 208 Gra1td Conol, lol. ls.. •..• $675,000 3314 W. Ocee111front .....•.•. S499,500 559 YI.to Floro, Bluffs ...... S248.800 2331 Cliff Dr .............. $795,000 428 Ri•ero Terroct .......... $615.000 2585 lrviM An ..•.......•• $449,000 MoriM Ave .. lol. ls ...•••••.. $304,000 305 Colwrtbia, Mpt. Crett $259,000 17 Odystey Crt. Mpt. Ctttt •. $229,500 907 Van Mess, CM .......... S 175.900 2138 Vista Loredo .......... S295,000 320 Momlnq Star Lestd ..•• $2,000,000 3085 IUOftdilre, CM .......... S 199, 900 LINDA ISLE WATERFllONT Mew on the marktt! Formal, but comfortable ''homt Oft tht water" with tlip for 2 boob. Coftvtllffoftol ecuy·ftoor .,&on in ttils lonly 2 .. tory home with 4 bed. + maids quorten. Spacious ll•i'") room, formal diniftg room, 90urmet kitchen plus lor'CJf family room with step·dowft bar for ujoyablt ........ ilMJ. Cowtycrd ..try. plut poffo & ~kl. OWMn flntit °" fillcaclng & wlll co .. ldtr trad• for 1moller ....... ,f, CMtt". s 1,595,000. 631-1 400. ENCHANTING WATERFRONT Courtyard entry Into coordlnottd .e.,.co Giid good tmt.. HlgWicJ11h of tWt hcNat iadude a profeuioMI p•-bor with lonJ• fa-. nn. ~din.""' with fireplace, seporote ti-t °"' tMster Mitt + 3 btdroot.. Pief'/ 5'1p for larcJtr yocht .• Owtttr wl• cony IGnJf note & T.D. $2,000,000. BAY FRONT-PENINSULA-VU Large & spacious S btd. 6 ba. dlft.nn. lanJt patio. As....-.. 5900,000 loa11. S 1.600,000. with boat slip. FH LAND LOVELY LINDA ISLE-URGE Protected by 9retMrf & Oft water with room for 3 baots. A "showcote" In OYtry way. Large mcnter bdrm + 4, fomal dill. ""'· ...,. '°"' rm. witti proftHIOftol sfep-do'Wft bcr, dip pool & spa. s 1.395,000. 631-1400. LIDO ISLE BEACH HOUSE Strfft to stroda locaffan! I block to tennis, cW»houst btoch. 2 btd. I bo. hotM wltti ttpor* I btd. bo. pit quorttn. Priced riC)ht ot $355,000. BEACH DUPLEX AXER $650,000 Ouoafront duplex that con be reMC>dtltd to incrtGM •Cllut. Excellfllt rental area. Coll for details. FORMER MOOR-tXCEPTIONAL SotMnet 2 le••I cOltdo with 3 Ir and 2 ba. ill bt.t. cOfldltion. Lcrge oswmoblt loofl. s 17 4. 900. LARGE HOME & INCOME 0.. Grwid Cattal ..... f1 °"' °" quiet Lfffft Island. Spocm 2-ttory 4 btd hoMf with fOMlly nft l CJO'l"Mt liltcheft, patio. Tie for 2 boats.. lacW.1 I bed rtfttaf. $675,000 and OWMf' wll help fine.tee. 6 73-6900. AFFORDABLE NEWPORT 0. 1tory 3 bod. 2 bca. W • to booch, pool & ltMIJ. ltd.cM to SI 39,500. BY THE BEACH-¥1f.WS S.. ttit Oct• tr. ••try ,,_ IR tw1 I atoty,' l bod. Exc.W r....taa UtS,000. NEWPORT CREST-IEAUTIFUL! , , ... _.c Vlew,,...,.,...... dlcor .. 3 bod. ...,,. wltti ,... ...... ftcllltlH. OwHr wiM cerry AITD. ~ tt SJH,000. llf.1400 , SPICTACUUI SPYGUSS VIEW Highly upgraded 4 bedroom and family room home located on Lhe former model str~t of Spyglass Hill . This home has all the amenities you would want. large fa mily room wlth wet bar and coiy used bn('k fireplace. Lar~e yard with spa and a terrific front row view of the ocean and city lights. Prired to sell fast at $629,000. fANT ASTIC FfMAHCIMG IM llUffS Beautiful 3 bedroom end unit with wrap around patio. Assumable 1st TD and owner will carry a large second Desirable Delores model. $249,500. Open Sun 1·5. 400 Vista Quinta . NEWPORT HflGHfS CUSTOM Beautiful custom home has large living room. family room with wet bar and hardwood floors. 4 Br & 3 Ba . Large front yard provides nice set back from the street and the private rear yard is beau.tifully landscaped around a dramatic pool and gazebo with spa. $389.000. SrACIOUS FAMILY LIYIMG 7 br. 41"2 ba. Spyglass home with spacious. thoughtfully designed floorplan that gives YOlV room to live. Luxurious features such as hardwood floors. custom shutters. separate maid's quarters. fu ll y equipped kitchen with additional Jenn-Aire range. custom oak bookcases. large family room and bonus room are hut a few of the ou ts tandin g features of this beautiful Southport model. Open Sun l 5 25 Bodega. Buy SS99.000 LARGE FAMILY HOME ON THE IA Y Enjoy waterfront living on Lido I~le in this fantastic 7 bedroom Colonial style home with french doors. shutters. and used brick patio. Large balcony off master bedroom overlooks the water and the private sandy beach This unique home on an oversized lot is ideal for family living and entertaining on the bay Sl.750.000. Open Sat 1·5 351 Via Lido Soud COUNTRY FR&ICH 85'i( financing available at t3tlc-for 30 vears on this beautiful custom home in this exclusive guard gated. water-oriented community. New . countrv french estate. 4150 sq. fl with the fine st appointments and craftsmanship. 4 br, 31h ba, spacwus 1am1ty room. library, 4 fireplaces and lots more. $745.000. CUSTOM OM THE GOlF COURSE Gracious and elegant living in this 5 br custom home. Elegantly appointed living room and formal dining room \\ith mirrored ceiling. Ri chly paneled family room and library with birch paneling, built-in bookshelves. Expansive terrace O\'erlooks golf course and has built-in barbeque. wet bar and spa. Presented at S2.300.000. IWFfS RIST Offa.IMG Unus ual end unit Trina with air conditioning. bordering the wi Id -life area. Owner will move or lease back. F'lexiblc financing, 3 br, 21'2 ba. split level. Lovely $255.000. ILUFfS SIMGll STORY PllRCT10M Just listed end unit expanded Linda plan with large wrap-around patio on outstanding greenbelt location. Centra I air conditioning. Lota lly customized. 2 br plus convertible den . See to appreciate. $269,000 fAMT ASTIC VIEWS A Southport model with spectacular \'iews. The home is highly upgraded with built-ins in the Bdrms, plantation shutters. and hardwood floors . The profess ionally landscaped grounds feature extensive use of used brick. A "readv to mo\'e in·· home Owner will carry some financmg . $699.500 or offer ~n lease option. OWHB WAMTS AC110M Lido Isle. .street to street loC'ation al quiet west end of Is land . Community oeach. tennis. yacht club. 4 br. 31.J ba. gourmet kitchen. Owner will help with financmg and only needs 10'. rlown. Sub mil offers. be creativ('. Reduced to $525,000. , .. A SUNt LOT IM SPY.USS Compliments this lovely Ne w Bedford home . ll features four bedroom~. four hath.-1. ram1ly room. and formal dining room. ~:xknsivc upJ(radcs and a kinJ.!·Si1.l'(I lot makio lh1s home u truly unq1uc find . Offered ut S589,000 wilh cxt'l'lll'nt financin~ available. I L __ _ --. ___ ... _.,.._....,. ___ ~ .. 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LIDO ISLI HOME IJO YIA 9'11TO OP9f SUM l·S Jo'eatured on Homes Tour this lovely 1 traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, newly decorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see. 214 YIA ITHACA Of'IH SUM 1°5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings . G reat for enlertainin~ $420,000. Best price for the money. VIEW OCIAH, CATM.tMA.. IAY ' REALTORS 671-HI I OPIM HOUSH 1-5 IRVIMI THIACI MASTHPllCI: Co• ............ ,..,... ~· Co•pl1hly n111d11ttt. •n~ It MW IM rHdJ for yr. to .. .,. 1111 3 .... H• lZ M•ttnl 3 ..... ~"*"too. ...... U4t,IOO. 1436 Set • Tlr'f"ICe HIW CUSTOM HOME: W""'94 womd • .... glolt IKlotfd .......... J le'feft of ........ ...... .... 4 ...... _. to.lly UNCO'S HAl.LOWEDf llJJI TIJI CHOOSE YOUI THAT SUNDAY. OCTOlll II .. Z·i PM 4021CHA..a. Ml LUXURY IS THI WAY OF UN lit .......... w ................. llC •• n.. ..... _.... ........ ..... • ,.... • ..;-dctc ........... .... .. ,.....CMll Ny .,..., '--• .,.,., ,...... sf .uo.oob OHi ILOC• TO OCIAM Retractable roof. steps to private beach gates. Ocean view. OPEN SUNDAY $925.000fee. CAM Ht'l' •. \\ \. \\ AXIi Fee land.~ ,.,vv, some view STARTER CONDO Good financing. SU9,500. Open Sun. 1-5 STEl'S TO OCEAM Oil IA Y Peninsula Point 5 BR. $4SO,OOO fAIULOUS OCEAM VllW Cameo Shores $695,000 fee+ good financing. Room to expand . PENINSULA POINT IEACHNOMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room. $1,385,000. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath, lu.sb banging gardens. Owner will assist with financing. OPEN SAT/SUN3007 Harbor View Drive 640-4161 VOGEL PACIFIC """' Ol9d Ll>rary. AA °"" ~ cellltg CJNCff fM treetop 1¥ ..... r'OOM wftfl Cl YMW of tt.e oc--. AdlW to .. tW-. o ..,., ... ,_.t Mite. tpa ..t -r petiot I cMcltt. OwMt-wtl .,..., Ofhnd .. $675.000. c .. for broclttn. lll '°'"· 4000 llVll AVE. NI THI OPPORTUMtTllS ARI &IDUSS wlttt tMt 3 .._ 3 lo wottrfro•f wl•Hr. Yo•'ll opprectot• trodltlo.al Z ldrM ............ .,.....,.....,..,. _, boGt sllp. SIS0,000 19432 SIERRA UGO, llV. YOUR fAMIL Y WILL LOVE tltlt .,1 .. ttlct 4 ldr• T•rtleroclt Ito•• wlO frucll doora. hardwood floon, a.to.ft c.,_,c tile _, 0 ...ct brkli ......... Th• btHtlfully MOAlc.,.d oru of Tllrfflfodl often 11atY ,..U. Ol9d COllllllHlty pools ·~·IMJ .. Cl ,.met ,. .. ro.d retnot for .... OCti'ft fOMJly. SZ29,SOO HY HOMES REDUCED $41,000 Portofino With pool and spa. LUC HST DOVEi SHOW AIU 3 BR office wtnew pool & spa. $65.000 under market value. $250.000 fee. Open Sun 1·5. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J: I "''Y' rl· o. ,. '• d ol'> (>l(>I • SISI DOWlt * DESPllATI! COLI OF NEWPOIT REALTORS 2515 E. Cont Hwy •• COt'OM., Mor TENNIS+ POOL GET A STAIT 675-55 (1 .5 acre estate, 4 Br 4\.'J Only Sl0,000 dwn and ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ba, haa It aU. Patrick low monthly paymnents Tenore, rltr 7:B· lZ21 for tbls lsa> sq rt coodo FbtMJpper ill Costa Maa. 3 Brdm Top Mesa Verde loc 4 2th Ba. wet bar. 2 car FANTASTIC REMODEl Cameo Highlands . $295.000 leasehold JUST LISTEO 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home. A.uume hi-balance loan. owe straiehl note. BR 2 Ba. Needs intenor gar, BBO,& microwave paint, some cpt, etc. Out oven and much more. or state owner wants ~-----i Full price $121.~. DAMA POINT IOA TllS ll'TllA T A delighlf ul place for you and your guests in this 3 BR, 2'h ba condo. Ocean view from top of the hill in Point Niguel, a gated community with community pool, tennis and spa. 2 car garage plus extra parking. Owner will help finance with 20o/c down payment. Ca ll for details. Reduced to $175,000. Montego model, good financing, xlnt location. HVHom.es. ' succ~ REALTY S.'1991 otrerl Listed.at Sl34,950. l-------11·•• Aft. S49·1366 OCEAHROMr DW'LD Own er wilt carry Magnir1cent views. Upper 3 bdrm. 2 bath & lower 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Completely fumillbed. ;_____;;:=....::;,,,,,;:=-:::~~ 1955 GEUY II ClllUITA 760-1397 673-7761 For winter & summer rentals. Owner has lett state. Bring oUers. Priced at fl~.ooo. OPIN SUMOAY 1·5 Z4106A•..W.C..... PORT LOCICSLSGH, HI THE ESSEMCE Of IMAGINATIVE LIVING abcMMs Ill tWt 3 .._ J lo H.tHM-Vl•w Ha... wltt. a pool ~ yord, 0 ~' COY~ patio a.cf solar powtnd wat.r h.ati•9. AIMltlMble ti.mcMc) 11 • ., ...... $275,000. STARNES COMPANY 4 IDIM. Z IA TH CM AXB This could be a cutie for the 1st home buyer at low price with good fin"ailc ing available. $112,000 or submit your offer. associated 8R0WfW'> '1fl\,T0Q'; ' i ~ lo1'°1<.JI" ti. ti'-' ~ Orange Coast Q.:. 2904 PAPER LH, Ml DISICiHID TO DILl&HT AND IUILT TO ENDUIE! Tllh -..c.-. l ..... 2 lo lio.. ii loc ... d ot tltt IM of -o Cflli•t cul-dHoc la N•wport leoclt .ct 11 •ltMtff Oft 0 lcrgt lot ~ '°°"'for o pool, spa or .... ;; 5179,500 NEWPORT HARBOR~AYFIONT l IDIM CUSTOM UDOISU uo.ooo DoWlt owe Lgt 2'ld REAL £STAT£ 644 ·4848 EASTSIDE GllEA T lilllWcJNG Spacious 3 8drm. 2'h bath condo with new carpets, lots of mirror a nd la rge master suite. Needs fast escrow. $111,000. Quiet rut de·sac in prime E Side Mesa. Parquet entry Brick frplc Tiled kitchen Pantry Family rm Water filter &. softner Spa Enclosed offstreet Witt. 90 ,.,_.11!! Priced slashed to $315,000' Must sell! Must havt 30 day escrow! * WA YME JOHNSON * EASTILUFF SPECIALIST MOllLE HOMES/UDO WATHRONT Cozy 1 Bdrm, la rge living room with fireplace. Great year round li ving or weekend retreat. $59,500. 759~1616 RV pad. Giant patio. Opn Sat/S. 1·4 Storage shed Fruit Zl4VloDip. trees. OWC I~ TD at • · 133 . Very Oex1ble Low 6 % 1st TD Only $175,000. Bob Licata. Bltr 759· 1221 11 % WOW!! Beautiful 3 Bdrm Bluffs roncjo. Prire just reduced to $185,000 Stller will fmance at u r: I' Hurry, it won 't la~t 67J.8SSO 644-7020 PRICE REDUCTION: 3 BR home. cul-de-sa(' Brick kitchen. wood paneling. RV storage. Owner motivated. Assum 1st &·2nd TD. $123.500. Paula Bailey 642-8235 SPECTACULAR IAYFROHT PANORAMA Unparalleled 240° view of big bay & islands! Five BR suites, entertaining rms include play rm w rfully equipped bar & upstairs billiard wt family rm. Sli ps for 3 la r ge boats. $3,900.000 including land . Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 < F29) MACNAB IRVINE REALTY NEWPORT BEACH -E<;>UESTRIAN Located on 2.4 acres. property includes corrals. riding ring, barn. pool & bea utifully authentic Georg ian C.Olonial home w 15 BR, din rm, fam rm, den & maid's quarters . Exclusivel y offered $2,200.000 Martha Ma en ab 642:8235 ( F30 ) IAYFRONT A home with the ultimate features for a luxurious life style. 60' boat s li p. 3 BR. (am rm & formal dining. St.ained g la ss everywhere, Jenn ai re . central vacuum & air cond. marble fplc, extensive s ecur ity systems, bayside patio & 2nd stor y balcony. Sl.750.000 Bobbi Ryan 752-1414 ( F3U LINDA ISLE Spacious 5 bedroom. 4 12 bath home. Formal dining room. sunken living rm, family rm and master s uite with views of the bay. Entry patio w, spa. S~ip and side tie for large boat. Sec urit y ga te d community . $1.600,000 leasehold . Lois Egan. 644-6200 ( F32> DOCKING FOR 70' to 80' YACHT Spacious Mediterranean style home with 4 BR. 5 BA & convertible library/d en. Living rm. din rm kitche n & b r eakfas t r oom all ove~looking the bay. The master s uite wiUt sitting rm & fplc is a separate wing. $1,500,000 including land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 < F33 > GATED COMMUNITY -HARIOR RIDGE Beautiful Country French 4 BR home. Spacious & luxurious with a trium, master suite, den. formal living & d inin~ & fam rm. Second fam rm or game rm with three BR downstairs. $995.000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 < F34 > A SUBSDARV OF THE RVINE ~y EXCLUSIVE • SPYGLASS • VIEW 5 BR + maids qtrs -Fantastic view from most rooms. Mus t see. $895,000 Mary L ou Marion 642-8235 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12-4 49 Goleta · Spyglass · C.Orona del Mar (F35) MUST SELL Elegant 80 ' bayfront home located 3 doors from John Way ne's former residence. High ceilings, crown molding. Maste~ite on the bay .with Mr. & Mrs . Bath. Sparkling pool, galleria s un room on the bay 3 BR s uites. maids room & bath. Leasehold Price slashed to $800,000 for immediate sale . Call Barbara Aune (714) 642-8235 < F36 ) llG CAHYOH -EXECUTIVE HOME Active family living & gracious entertaining are found in this 4 BR Broadmoor. Lg Plan 2 including living rm with con versation a r ea. format dining rm & garden kitchen. Black bottom pool & separate spa. $795.000 Lynne Valentine 644 -6200 (F'J7) BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Overlooking canyon & ocean in one of C.Orona del Mars n icest streets. Perfect fo r building split-level architecturally unique home. 2 BR 1 BA currently on lot. $675,000 Marion Grant 644 -6200 { F38) IAYSIDE COVE PENTHOUSE Columbia model. Prime one level~locatioo. Former m odel with 45 · d eck , and 3 r oom s overlooking the bay and night lights . Two bedrooms and convertible den. Owner will assist finan'cin g. $575,000 <Leaseh old ) George Grupe 644·6200 (F39) B•WNittD•CB SEAVIEW One of 3 custom ho mes in private community. Immacul ate with numerous amenities. 4 BR, Fam rm, spa. $525,000 Lynne Valentine 644·6200 (F40) IEAUTIFUL CEHTER COURTYARD Hig hlights this Lido Island 4 BR home on one a nd a half lots! French doors. beam ceilings. hardwood floors. 3-car garage. $525,000 Including land . J an Young 642-8235 ( F41 > FOR THE SELECTIVE You'll notice pe rfection throughout this luxurious 4 BR + fam rm Turtle Rock Terrace home. Everything is brand n e w , inc l. Country French wallcoverings & French Doors leading l!> a view of nigh t lig hts. $449,000 Madehne Crawford 752-1414 (F42 ) BAHAMAS ATMOSPHERE Tropical feeling in lush atr ium abounds w/gr eenery. Ivan Wells custom 4 BR + + prof. decorated & landscaped. $425,000 Fee land COE after J a n. 1982 J ane Paquin 642-8235 ( F43) OLD WORLD LIDO CHARM -NF.vi WORLD TERMS 3 BR & Fam. rm. Excelle nt financing available. Totally recarpeted. & repainted. pri vale beaches & tennis. $395.000 o r lease oition. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( F44) OCEAN VIEW -GREAT ASSUMAILE Bea utiful, 3 BR in Seaview. Special Nantucket model on pool sized lot. H ave all th& advantages of a guarded gate comm with pool & tennis court. $365,000 Fee Sharon Smith 644-6200 (F45 ) • mvma 10% DOWN This fabulous brand new, view. 4 bedroom home with boat dock, includes all the prestigious custom appointments you would expect to find in a property offered at SI ,345.000. Open house Sunday 1-5 2274 Channel Road. Balboa &IQ, 675-2311 675-9105 DOVER SHORES Yrfy ~~ 4 BR. 'DR , FR, gardener $1795 mo. Barbara Ca llihan 642·8235 BAYSIDE COVES Private beach. gate guard community. Steps to Balboa Island. 2 BR, 2 BA Co ndominium. $159,000 Marilyn Ker shner 642-8235 ( F46 > WOODBRIDGE LANDING PLAN 4 Beautiful homes completely finis hed ready to move in. 4 lg BR + fam rm. Fplc in mstr Br·& fam rm. Owner will assist with financing. Many extras including wate rfall & intercom . $315.000 Alan Beet 551-8700 BEAUTY IN "THE BLUFfS" End unit "P a ula" plan , s ingle s tory, over 1750 sq ft 2 BR + con vertible den. Sharp throughout Air conditio ned . A good va lue $315.000 including land Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 CF48> CUSTOMIZED DEANE HOME 4 BR University Park Home has been recarpeted. newly painted & rclandscaped. Decorate d in neutral tones. Many extras include a ll custom window coverings. Best of a ll - Two assumable loans! $264 ,900 Lorraine• Reid 551-8700 ( F49) llG CANYON BARGAIN Great buy! McLain Big Canyon. Delightful. immaculate 2 BR, 2 BA condo. Seller desperate. Prior escrow fe ll thru. Good assumable 1st & seller wi 11 carry . Secu rity gate community pool, spa. tennis $179,500 Suzanne Shuler 642-8235 (F50) ATTENTION INVESTORS Buy of the week ! Owner has just reduced the price on this lovely upgraded 3 BR condo + 2 car attached ~arage. Good assumable loan & owner wall he lp w/fi na ncing. Owner anxious. $162.000 Gini McGhee or Darlene Peintinger 551-8700 (FSl) REDUCED SI 0,000 PRIME COHDO! 3 + den , flagstone fplc, formal din rm private mstr suite. spa, pool & tennis. $144,900 Barbara Callihan 642 -8235 (F52) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 · 2478 Rue de Cannes · Costa Mesa 901 Dover Drive Harbor Vtew Center campus V&Uey CeDter 18bodbridgeWJ.age Center NfJW1)011t Beach, CA 92663 Newport Beao~ CA 92660 (714) 642-8236 (714) 644-6200 Irvine, CA 92716 Irv1.ne, CA 92714 (714 ) 762-1414 ('714) 661-8700 • ---·--~,.......,....------ I ~! .':!'. .~ • He.wt For Wt Gtwtf'el I OOJ IGMtnlll I 002 G....i I 002 ,Gltlfftl I 002 • a' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•1• 1002 GtlWrel 1002 I - ---------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• P..~'-'l..L~~~ ·------·------ BEST IN BLUFFS ILUffS SPICT4CUUR YU HOMES 2 front row hl·aulll's I laghl) up~ratll•d l'ro~1.:ss10 11all) rlt.>l'lll'alticl. f1nl·1"1t quuhly, 3 bdrm, 21 ~ baths. All ha\l' ht•trnlil ul patios ov1•rlnok1ng l>ay °'91 1-5 2111 Vista &ttroda, Sl25,000 653 Vista lonito. $215,000 YOU OWN THE LAND! 2 & J bdrm lw:rntH•s Spertat·ul:.i r v 1ew NParl~· new S27!1.500 S305,000 s :11 s .1100. FIRST TIME OFFERED! (;orgt!ous 3 bd1 Ill. 21 ~ hath. 1900 sq ft t.'rlll 11n1l S27!J,f100 cu \\111 IL•Jsl' opl ion You OY. n the laud OHE YEAR HEW 2 bdrm. 2 hath. h1ghl~ upgraded Luvt·I~· \'lt•w You own tlw laud Iii', for 30 years S:J05 000 Opt>n l 5 l!li:l V1llla dl•I Oro HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR, INC. 644•1034 I , C Al.L MY ILUff 3 Bdrm 2' i Ra. fireplace, ltnllan ceramu: tile, m llvine room , dinln& room . kit t•ht•n und entry f'abulous mountain anti park views ~:>.<'l'Pl 1onal f111tmt•mJ: 11 ' Heduct.>d to si34.soo SHORE 'NUFf Lari,tc 2 story w1near new curpctin~ f11·t·pltu't'. all bit ins etc PLUS it's \ UNlllt <lrHI n•ady 1 Sl'llcr !oiays "gN a duwn pa' mcnt ol .. SOf11e kind & I 'II rarr~ tht• bularH'l' !\~king $188,500. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 501 J a~m1nt.'. l'orona clel ~h1r 673-8550 $240.000 Sun l 5 214 Via 01Jon. Lido lslt>, NB 963-8182 $.135,000 Sat Sun 1·5 **3314 Occunlront, Ne\\.1>0rt Bch CLOSE TO SO. COAST PWA' Plan 94 Twnhse Condo o,...'" Ir Sat 2711 Ahl 3B r , $98,600. Submit on terms highly motivated to sell. ' ... Stet..~· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Gctobtr 18, 1981 • HARBOR llOOE ESTATE Outstanding Miramar model, 2 Br + den . parquet floors. new carpets. custom hand carved bar, dynamk city lite views. Asking S69S.OOO. HARBOR lllE ESTATE O.t •f ltit wttW•t ... t dftt••ltt4 ....... ,.,119, .. OPEN TOOAY ~ #lMONACO CA1ll t••• 9urd or dlrtctloHt Finest orr~rmg now resented of this uward winning "Jodelle" floor plan. 3 Bdrm , s tud y. family room . commanding views of the ocean, coastline and city lights. Now ofrt>rt'd at $739,000 with s ubstantial ownt!r financing. 226 Poppy, Coronadel Mar 851-9522 Sun 1·5 1500 Highland ( West<'l1fl > :'\IB 642-5200 $439,000 Sun 1 S 6 IB>ttOOM u 1120 E. Balboa Blvd .. Bal Penin. 642-8235 $1.700.000 Sun l ·5 I List & 81ty Wltft The bpt'rtS 631 -1400 $4911.500 Sun 1·5 -2 BR plus FA.t-4 RM ar DEH 15 Ro~ al St. Geoi·ge, Big Cyn, NB DIRECTORY 1823 Port Tagga1t IHVHms I NB 552-1714 5312.500 Sat Sun 1 5 6 IR plus FAM RM or DEN r UNIQUE OH I ALIOA ISLAND Darlin~ lhrel' bedroom and dt•n hou::.e. plus a one hl'droom mtcinw 11111l ,\ dol'I... ,1 \ ll'W thJt il'I tht• bt•:-l Jnd a te1 nf11 prl<'l'. Ov.m•r \nll eat r\ bl TO \II thi s for Stm~.O(kl S1°l' 1{11.1 BuJ,,nd <1l t~3 Grand Can.II UHIQUE IN BIG CANYON ~\ t•n t hmi.: IS beaut 1ful ,11.H>UI lhh 111111 ht•d1 Ol>lll Bruadmoor Pool sp,1, gu<inl gait's and too mall\ t.•\lr ,1s lo menlwn Pnced to sell last .11 S685.000. Sl·c Bonnie Rarringtdh :Jt 6 WingC'd Foot UNIQUE IN OLD CdM ()ual1t \ c· on s l r u (' l 1o11 I' o rrw t Io l . n· d a I' cc!l mgs. a l \\ o l H •d morn and .1 I h rt'• \Jedroom unit 1n 1l11s >lt V. duplt•\ Skylights. 11•\lun·d \\.tlls t1•1-r1fll' .ii S46H.OOO St•1• HHrh.11 a Hl~,!s at ;011 :Vt a rg ueril t• UNIQUE IH EAST BLUFF L11\l'I~ I family houst'. \\ondt•rlul l'lpa autl patio. three lll'clru111n . l\\O baths f1rt-platl'. sk\ hghh. and n1·w C'arpt•l You 'll l<n1· 11 :l:W (Hiil Fee ~l't• Laraint• Sha\\ JI :nt:l B,1n1lioo UN IQU E IN SPYGLASS rruh be aut1f11l 111 nen 1ltota1I F11111 bedrooms thn•p h.11h .. l\\o l1n·pla11·s . s pa e \ e r ~ t h 1 n g ' 1H1 ha ' e e \ 1• r dreamed of. 1 ' l' n .1 s" um ab It• financing. S.J79.500 fol' S<.•t• Sarah St{'fl al 32 Drame~ Drake!) B.t.\ UHIQUE IN llG CANYON -Rarr Agusta model. tot;dl~ l't1slom1zl'd s h utters. st a int•d gL1ss w1 ndo\\ s fireplace. p.11whnf.!. 1111111 rn.. Truh Ll~u uliful thn•c lll'droom pill" d1•n S3Hl.OO(I ft•t.' &l' B•·rt lkt•ch al I~ Canyon bland UNIQUE IH LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS Ex ce llentl~ ma1nt,d11 1·d famil\' home. four brrlrnomo.;. 21 ~baths. night light \'IC\\ i'lo~l' to b<.'aches F'lc"<1hlt· owner f1nan< 111).! Wt•ll prH·•·il ·it S25.000 lt•t• ~l'l' \lana11 Ht•t•th :it l:!;!.' Ket> I . UNIQUE IH OLD CdM You'll f a 11 i n I o ,. l' v.i t h t h 1 ~ l' I t• g a n I , ('Om plctC'ly n'modC'll'<I. I I\ t' bt·llroom dream housl' Thrt•t f1replatl'~. four baths. lht• hes I of e\ 1•n1 hmg. $625.000 fee. Set' Tom Boland at 142 Begonia UNIQUE IN RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN U c <1 u l 1 f u I d t' 1· o r ;i l o r l o u l' h c ~ throu~hout lhi:, lovely two bt>droom. t wo bath t'it1 home Wonderful local10n S209.000 See Dennis Schollt at 5'1 \ rbole~ UNIQUE IH THE ILUFFS Bonus room plus four nH'(' ll<'droom-.. 212 baths. flreplutc. atr c·ondil1orH•d. new carpet 'and oatnl. <ltld ritihoml' t•onvemenl'l' $289.000 &-e Barbara Hutchings at 512 VenlaJa UNIQUE IN USTllUFf Nt.•w kitchen and bath tik. sensatwnal backyard . t href' bedroom plu:, fanuly room. fireplace. c·lran. dr~n. dean He sure to M:>e this one S2fi5.lXlO • C<' Laraine Shaw al 2425 Bamboo REALTORS. 675·6000 1443 fMt CH.If Hlfllw1y, C0«>111 d#I .Ur WI ~VUI OJ THI UST UST~S '" TOWN • ' I> 10 5i77 Sl 8 million Sun 1 5 D Fre monl 1 :'\orth\\ ood I I r\'me 551-:moo Sl51.5oo Sun 12.4 l!J EsC'apadt• Ct I :'-iwpl Crest I N ll li4:! :i2110 S21H.(X)0 Sun I 5 l!Ji!J Pu1 I t'a rd 1gan. Npt Bt•at'h 75!1 12:!1 S2 l!l.HSO Sun I 5 :J!l'i Ba~ ' It\\ l't-rral't'. Co~lu ~I esa ->~fi :!:I 1a ::.:? w 1100 ·un 12 Jo -1 :m 56 Ar\Joll's I H~ntho San Joaq J Irv 675-6000 ~09.000 Sal Sun 1-5 :i·Hi 2 W1nd ::.o r t'rt1 W1 mbledon Viii. iC~l 645 O:Jo:l Sl86,200 Sat Sun 1·4 3 BEDROOM 271 Alton Co,tu Mesa 6iJ iJOO Onl'n Sal 2i1.'l !-iht·ll ('h111:1 Con>.l'd\I I) 11 fj'.,!(l(J $(i!f5.ll00 Sun I 5 100 \'1sta l/t11nta. fo:.1:-thluff. :'IJ B Hitt 08~1.'i ::.:.! 1!1.:lUO Sun I 5 :?3kOn.11\:..l0 Sl. '\t•\\POl't lkal'h .'i.'i2 I Iii '<!:?!I :iOO Sun l2· I ltil.t Sanl.1111•1la In Tc•1T L'd~I j.'i2 21100 ~2!J!t uuo Sun I 5 25!11. Tt•mpll' ll tlls r>r .. Lag Heal'h fi.tll-!1!11111 $28!1.~IOO Sun 12 :m 5 l:i Dogwood, Ir\ llll' ti lfl !l!HIO "151>.l"MI Sun I I ."i.ill \'ist.1 (;I ;111dt• >:µt flea t"h 1;;) tit/111 ::-231.sm Sun 1 :; lti51 Pal.Ill l'o~t;i ~lesa ti Hl-9~kl 51 15.0llO Sun I 5 31117 Tnnitv. Costa Mesa 751 ~il!ll . Sl20.ll00 Sun I 5 2501 Su nflower A7, Santa Ana 55~' timn Sl14 900 Sun 1;; lfl2 I l B1 rd tt'. 11 unlmJ.,'l on lkal'h ~;;3 li'ili7 -.111 \JSO Sun I 5 1.J:m "i \an :\t· ........ S<111ta :\na 673 85511 $111!1.YOCI Sun 1-4 20fil2 EJ!rel Ln ., llunt Be<1ch ••li0-2 11\:i $110.0110 loi ul Sun l 5 2359 Columbia. Clg Park. C :\1. 556-1724 . 1:14,500 Sat Sun 1-4 1:13 L'ndme t Lido Isle > NB fi75·i298 Sat Sun 26.t ~= Ba.\ St 11':;1sls1cle1C;\1 6:11 1:100 ~ 1 19 .~XJ Sal Sun 1·5 2718 \'1-.ta dt·I Oro. 1-:ao.;thluffs. NB fi46 143-l $1 tl,!Xkl Sal Sun l·S 10,1 \'w Paltirmo I tdo f~le. NH 673· 7300 Sun I 5 .llJ'.>l lkc·an HI' d Coro na del ~t ar liJl 1-tOO 1.350.l~J Sal Sun 1-5 '.!01 1 E Balhoa Bf Hal Pemn Pt ti42 5200 $350,000 Sat Sun 1·5 2:1 14 No. Pacific. Santa Ana 548 111;:J SI 12.l~Xl Sal Sun I 5 2371 Orange 1 F:astside) CM 645·0303 SI 24.000 Sat 2·5 3 BR plus FAM RM ar DEN •1 fi2 (;<1la"<~ Dr !Dover Shrs JNB 642·2510 $685.000-fee Sat 5un 1·5 • •3i 11 Se1shore. Newport Bch 6iJ-65iH S895,000 Sat Sun 10-4 2211 \\' atcrfront. Corona dt'I Mar li-12·8235 $5HS.OOO Sun I ·5 2178 Rue de Cannes. Costa Mesa l.i l:!-82:35 S 114.900 Sun I ·5 1!130 Port Bristol Cr <HVHms l :'\ B rm -73t><• ~:!liH.500 Sun I .5 •ft 10: 'o Ua\ lrnnt. Balhoa Isl 1)42 lS23.} S!ii.'>.1100 Sun 2 5 =I Whitt•\\ att•r, .J,1smn Ck . CdM :>52 '.!Olltl S:JK5.IKXI Sun 1 5 Hll';111~111l lsland tBigC)TI I NB 675 fiOOO S:H9.ll(KJ Sun l 5 :1198 Coun tn Club 11\lesa Verdel Cl\! ~'i!-1·23~10 ·s229.500 Sun 1 4 111 Th<.• \I asll'rs Cir .. Costa Mcsu 640 5560 S245.0lkl Sun I 5 12 Hl'lban\. Turtlen><'k. Irv 551 -~71m' Sl!m.500 Sun 2~ao-s :l007 Harbor View Dr. (HVl-IJs) CdM 644·2919 $725,000 ~at,Sun 1·5 38 Ralboa Co\'eS, Newport Beach 675·7060 $.595,000 Sun 1-5 2646 Victoria Or . Laguna Beach ~94 1177 Sal /Sun 2·5 •ft • 747 Balboa. Laguna Beach 4!14 6503 $349,QOO Sun 1-4 1907 'frad(·wind~. Bayt'resl. NB 644-9060 $325,000 Sun 2·5 1436 Serenade Terr .. CdM 675-5511 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3404 Wimbledon (\VimbledonVlg) CM 646-7434 $185,000 Sat,Sun 12·4 1921 Tradcwinds Ln ( Baycrest) NB 631-7300 S325,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1112 Grove Ln ( Westdif() NB 646-5092 $410,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •2048 Commodore Rd., Nwpt Beach 548-1022 $399,500 Sat/Sun l·S 3023 Carob, Newport Beach 644 7020 $244,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 S418,<XX> Sat/Sun , .. nassoaoesse ·o=·eoeee ·o ··=············ 907 Van Ness. C0sta Mesa 631·1400 $175,000 Sun 1-5 1761 Port Manley Circ <HVH> NB 759· 1501 5269.!KJO Sat Sun I ·5 3085 Klondike. Costa Mesa 631 -1400 $199,000 Sun 1·5 428 Ri viera Terr., Corona Hghlnds 673·6900 $615,000 ' Sat/Sun 2-6 ~33 1 Clirf Dri\'e, Newport Heights 631 1400 $795,000 Sat Sun 1·5 •1915 Tradewi nds ([)over Hrs> NB fi73-7761 S250.000 Sun 1-5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. !'-J B. 675·6161 S420.000 Sun 1·5 120 Via Quito. L1dn Isle, N B 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 •3617 S. Timber. Santa Ana 759· 1221 $165,000 Sat Sun 1-4 4006 Inlet Isle (11\'lllsl CdM 675-3411 $229.500 Sun 1-5 3918 S B1rrh. Santa Ana 752-1700 $147 ,000 Sat Sun 12-5 2353 Columbia. Costa Mesa 963-6767 $131.500 Sun l ·5 305 Hamilton St.. Costa Mesa 751 3191 $120,000 Sun 1-5 • 11111\\'htSls\\'~ 1 ll br\'ufll s1(.'d~l l:H4 6200 S395.00J Sun 1·5 1393Galaxy <Dover hores)NB 642-5200 $525,000 Sun l ·4 1806 Beryl ( Hbr Hinds) NB 642·5200 $185.000 Sun 1·4 3025 Samott <Mesa Vt>rde> CM 759 161fi Sl41.000 Sun 1-5 341 Pl'at'htrrl'. Newport Beal'h 6-t2-77 14 Sl74.500 Sun 1--t !1311 Siskin. f'ountain \'alk\' 003 6767 Sl49.5<)() · Sun l 5 2921 Jal·arunda <Mes u Verde) CM li-15·0303 $134.900 Sun 1 30 .. 1 an 770 All egheny. Costo Mes<.1 752-1700 $127.900 Sun 12 :i 2732 Gannet 1 Mesa \'t•nfl'I C.M 645-0:303 SW~.900 Sun 11 5 3 IR pM GUEST :!till! \Va\ l'rly 1 Rayshort.'l'I) :-JB !~12 5200 5625,000 Sun I 5 4 BEDROOM :!IH \'1a San Ht·mu. Lido Isle 640 5ii7 Sll25.UIJO Sun 1·5 16.531 ~lonroe. Huntington Beach 962 5585 Sl27.SOO Sun 1·5 17932 Hopkins, Irvine 552-4477 $165.000 Sun 1·5 22 14 Alla Vista. Npt Beach 759·0268 Sun 1·5 296 Rose Ln. 1 EasL'\ide l CM 642 5200 5149.500 Sun 1·5 4601 Ca mclen. Corona del ~1ar 759 1221 $925.000 Sun 12 4 •23.tO Cy nlhia Ct.. Costa Mesa 548-5324 Sl69,900 Sun 1 5 •2672 Basswood, f:a stbluff, NB 640·5777 $209,800 Sat1Sun 1·5 1207 Sussex Ln. !Westcliff) NB 759-9100 $287,000 Sat Sun l 5 289 Camellia, E'side. C.M 645·5797 $140,000 Sat Sun 12·4 118 Via Tthac·a. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Sal/Sun l·S *2585 Irv ine 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 • • 132 McKnight, Lagu na Bch 642-8235 $795.000 Sun 1·5 1321 Outrigger. Corona del Mar 644·6200 $595.000 Sun 1-5 18135 Santa Lauretta Cr., Ftn Vly 962·5585 Sun 1 ·5 2012Santiago Dr <DoverShrs) NB 631-7300 $497.200 Sun 1·5 210 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB 673-2556 Sun 1-5 1647 Reef View Cir (Spygls Rdg ) NB 644·9060 $450,000.fee Sun 1·5 2391 Bay Farm Pl., Back Bay 631-7300 $199.700 Sun 1·5 •29435 Ana Maria Ln .. Lag. Nig 495-1720 $335,000 Sun 2-5 1225 Keel <HVHls ) CdM • 675-6000 $425.0QO..fee Sun 1·5 201 Wake ~·orest <Coll. Pk ) CM 979·2300 $125.000 Sun 12{) 32 Drakes Uay <Spyglass) CdM 675·6000 $479.500 Sun 1·5 #2 Lillie River, CdM Gil0.9900 $649,500 Sun 2-S 2208 Port Durness. Newport Beach 640·9900 $450,000 Sun 1-5 2812 Europa <Mesa Verde) CM 644·7383, 546·0281 Sun 1·4:30 . --... t86J Boa \·ista. Costa Mesa 640-9900 $215.C.OO Sun 1·5 • • 227.J Cha nnel Road. Balb')a Penin 675·2311 Sl.345.000 Sun 1·5 1708 K Ocean. Balboa Penin Pt. 642·5200 $370,000 Sun 1·5 2862 Tabago (Mesa Verde I CM 1;42·5200 S279,000 Sun 1·5 ft 6802 Undgewater, Huntg Bch 894 7521 S190,000 Sun 1 5 ft •3531 ('ourtside Cr . Hunt Hbr RH4 7521 Sl.035,lxx.I Sun 1·5 3U92 Ct!vlon ( :\1 es<l Verde J CM 516 2J13 $149,900 Sun 1-4 15-1 E. Bav. Eastside. (.' M. 645 03UJ S l.J5.000 Sun 1 4 1521 Tahiti. Laguna Beach l!H 5454 5529,5<XJ Sat Sun I 5 153J Tah1u . Laguna Beach HJ? 5454 $529.500 Sat Sun I 5 * 1 Trafalgar, Harbor H1dge. NB 644·6200 Sl.795,000 Sat/Sun l 5 2018 Port Rarnsgate !llVHms l NB 75H 11214 $314 .000 Sal Sun I :, • •2274 l'hannel Rd .. Balboa Penm. 675 23 11 SJ.345.000 Sun 1·5 232 Goldenrod . Corona del :\1ar 673 8494 S595.<XX> Sun 1-5 1251 Surfline Way !Harbor Vu ) CdM 644·4910 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 542 Harbor Island Dr (Prom Pt) NB 7599100 Sl.600.000 Sat'Sun 1·5 2121 \'arht Yankee <&a\'Ul NB 75!1 !HOO S383.CXXl Sat Sun 1 ·5 2i5~> l;annt>I Or.. :\le:-<.1 \ l1rdl'. l' \I 751 0205 $197,S<XJ Sun 1·5 1118Somerset Ln 1Westd1ffJ NB 631-7300 $495.<Xk) Sat1Sun 1-5 :1:1:1 Popp,,-. Corona dt•I :vtar ti75-551 I $675.000 Sat Sun 1·5 I 124 Dana Dr .. Pl;.iza del Sol. CM 646-7434 5259.00J Sun l 4 •6 Winged Foot 1B1gC)nl NB 675 fi()(Xl S685.CXXI Sal Sun I ;; •1342<;ulaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 993 3'i60 S8SO.OOO Sun 12-4 512 \'l'nlaja <Bluffs I NB ti75 6!KKJ $289.000 Sat Sun l 7> 105 Via San lkmo. Lido lslt.'. NB 673 i:lOO $6.50.000 Sun 1·5 llOOGrove Ln .. DoverShrs. N.B. 673-7300 $575,000 Sun 1·5 • 17521 Via Espania. llunt. Beach 673·7300 Sun 1-5 223 Via Quito. Lido Isle. NB 673 7300 Sal/Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 548 5647 $420.000 SattSun • • 208 Grand Canal. Ra I boa Island 631 1400 S675.000 Sat Sun 1-5 • •320 Morningstar. Dover Shrs. NB 631-1400 S2,000.000 Sun 1-5 * 1730 Marlin Wa y, Newport Beach fi73·4400 Sal/Sun 1·5 4511 Camden CCameoShrs l CdM 673-7761 S925.000-fee Sun 1·5 1753 Irvine Ave .. Newport Bch 644·9060 S235,000 Sun 1·5 •49 Montecilo (~pyglassJ CdM 552·1714 $675,tx)() Sat/Sun 1·5 3202 Delaware PL. Mesa Verde, CM 545-9258 Sl39.500 Sal/Sun 11·6 1708 E. Halboa Bl.. Bal Penin Pt. 642-5200 S370.000 Sun 1·5 • 1942 Port Nelson. Newport Bt'h 673·8550 S350.000 Sat1Sun 1-5 3914 S. Birch, Santa Ana 752-1700 $163.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3108 Madeira I Mesa Verde) CM 963-6767 $159.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 LS Cedar Ridge. Trtlrk Hinds. Irv 675-3411 $350,000 Sat Sun 1·5 24 15 S. Lowell. Santa Ana 645 0303 S98.500 Sat 1 30·4: 30 , 5 IB>ttOOM 49 Gol eta, Spyglass, CdM 642·8235 $895.000 Sal/Sun 12·4 5 IR pM FAM IM ot DIN •508 Evening StarLn (OvrShrsl NB 631-7300 $950.000 Sat/Sun t-5 32301 Via Mentone. So. Laguna 855·2013 Sat/Sun 11 ·5 •23 Narbonne. Hrbr RidRe. NB - 644-6200 S2.500,<XX> Sa 1-4/Sn 1·5 • •351 Via Lido Soud. Lldo Isle, NR 700.0835 $1,750,000 Sat 1·5 160J Warwick Ln <Hbrffinds> NQ 631-7300 $289.500 Sat Sun 1·5 442 liegonia <Old CdM) CdM 676·6000 '62.s.000 Sun l ·5 •#3 Muir Beach Cir., CdM 64().990() $2,300.<XX> 8 Cypress Point. Big Cyn. NB 640-5777 Sl.7 m1lhon Sun 1-5 25 Bodega Bay. Spygla ss Cd M 760-0835 S599.0<XI Sat 1-5 25 Bodega Bay. Spyglass. CdM 760-0835 $599.000 Sun 1·5 C OMDOMIMIUMS FOR SALE I BEDROOM 1010 MacArthur. Santa Ana 545-7918 $83.700 Sat Sun 95 2 IEDROOM • 1033 Bayside Co\'e r.:. !\. B. fi.t4 ·9060 S680.00> Sal Sun 1 5 2600 Blk Santa Ana A\'e . C ~ 631-6194 Sl29.500 Sat Sun 12·5 355 A voe ado. Costa Me::.a 631 3405 S 115.000 Sat Su11 11 ·.'i 536 Vista Grande. Hlufls. NB 640-5560 S240.IXXJ Sat Sun 1 5 • 102 Sholz . Ph 34. \'ersa11les.S B 67'3-7300 5256.000 Sal Sun 1·5 • 22i7 Pacific A \'e . Mesa West. CM 673-7300 S137 ,000 Sun 1·5 • 19098 Flagsh ip Cr .. Huntng Bch 673-7761 $119.500 Su n 1·5 •200 McNeil. ;i ll2. Vcr.,ailles. NB 759-1501 $145.000 Sat Sun 1·5 1932 Meyer Plat·e. Costa :\1esa 631 -4361 . 641-1.~I Sat Su1112·5 •2067 Vista del Oro ( BluffsJ NB 759·9100 S255,000 Su n l ·5 1218 Las Arenas. Costa Mesa 552-5742 $185.000 Sun 2·5 #19Vallev.View (Trtlrock l Jr\'. 759·150i 5278.000 Sun 1-5 • 17 Odyssey Court. ~wpt Crest. NB 631 MOO S229,5(Xl Sa t Sun 1·5 3 IB>ROOM 2600 Blk Sant.a Ana Ave . DJ 631-6194 Sl39.500 Sat Sun 12 5 502 Ave . Luci a. Bluffs. NB 640·5560 S 193.t)(X) Sat Sun I 5 2007 Baja ·c Bluffs) NB 631·7300 $209.500 Sat Sun 1·5 9 Hollow Glen l\\'dbrg > lmne 551-31)()() 5129.S<XI Sun 12·4 • •3674 Montego, lluntng llhr 894-7521 S325.tX.)0 Sun 1-5 •55!:! Vista Flora. The Hluffs. )lB 631 1400 5248.880 Sat Sun l 5 862 Bear Crel'k. l'osla :\lesa 675-3411 $134 .950 Sat Sun I .i 3 H plus FAM RM ar DEN •305Colum bia. Newport Crest. NB 631·1400 $259.<XXJ Su nl·5 4 IEDROOM 405 Vista Grande. Bluffs. NB 640·5560 $230.000 Sat Sun 1·5 •2138 Vista Laredo. The Bluf~_. ~B 613-6900 S295.(l(X) ~ 2.;; TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IR pltls FAM RM or DEN 873 Village Creek. Costa Mesu 546-2313 Sl29.900 Sun t2:30-4 :30 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR plus 2 IR 412-412 12 Goldenrod. Cd'.\.1 673·8494 $325.000 Sal Sun l 5 815 E. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Bch 673-7300 S385.~ Sun l 5 l1Rplus21R • * 123 Grand Canal !Balboa bl JN 8 675-6000 $699,000 Sun 1-5 700 Margue rite tOld CdM l CdM fi75-6000 $469,000 Sun 1-5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IB>lOOM 18601 Newland . Sp. 132. Huntg Bch 963-7881 $79,950 Sun 1 ·4 CONDOMINIUM FOR LEASE l II ,._ FAM lM or DIN ii1 Hue Grand Vallee lli1~ Cyn l NH 631 7'.U"MI ~nc10 mo Sun l·S HOUSES FOR LEASE l II plm fAM IM w DIN •2989Jararatida (Mc.-iu Verde ) CM 646·3255 S l ,tlOO IM. I J 0 Sal/ 12·4 1701 KinMS Ruad)lc-.'P<111 lteach 759-1501 S11t15ua 1 ·5 ' I D-t Orange Cou• DAILY F'tl.OTt'Sundly, Oetobet' 18, 1981 .._.,..,Wt He.ttt llet W. 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S1B70 sq fl BR, under I.be tren ln stained Sill.IS hlahUibt lll2 OAOVE LN., NH L'' t ti ,, ed k home. Priced ~.000. fabulous Oreeobroolc. ftlt thl• ,,. bl .. nr plan ~ al 3 PllmD PAmlN ·114 2 sans•• I" 1rs me 0 er on mar et. Two Lae/hold. Moote Realty, 1112·~ .. t .900 "' EnJOY rarttfret' Cahfomi11 IMfll IO lhl• sp111:IUU!\ .nlrmlnl atn.,t 1tory separ t re~ id a· ,.A OP IA-..) 2Br downllaln ' nutr • bedroom. 3 balh Kilt' lhll hon)(' loc11ttod jlt)( rm. 2 .... bath homt' a e ,; ences on ig """rona 568T414; evas' wknda EN&INOAYl·S ""'"" suit• up1ta1r• w/dbl r 1 ·" ... 1 A 0 •atur ea 1·n .. ludr b h th I · ""3 ...... , 111.as ..... •.. c "' minutes rum 1hup11 tilt ur.u llt'n•IO • m1•nit1('~ r" , euc WI pr vale serur1ty st. "' ._. ""' t .... ..-ureua r doon connectlnJI 4th includr • c111tom pool and sl)ll, pun-0ra11lt£· hill iarden room with wall Larl(c 3 Bdrm ofrers i;pectac ular -WOODBRIDGE Bdrm or e•pucMd m1tr and valley vlt'w¥, u rll't'(ll11~.-wi1h ron\u.11Uon •nd rt11Jnc of 111us. hurbor entrance view. Also includes ••OVT LOAMS• 4 Bdr~°r:~. lar"e suite w11paclous bvlna pit. 2 v.et barr.. u but111!1 roum, auum11blt coiy kltchtn ~th bnek Z bdrm duplex. A rare find lit Poulble 5~ down bonua room, imeniti~s rm Brick patio, /inonr1n11andmurhmorefo1JtL'ltSJ35.000' /1rtpl1reindlnlrl1ue11, Sl, 750,000. l214% int. rate, 30 yr salore. 3 cu aarage. extenaive wood dt(klna. Ueurge BhH·k 495 1720 formal din.In& room 11nd Coll Cony or Scottl 6ll·ll4J loan1. Free Info. S !l secluded spa, all In a 2nd fireplace 111 the Wortd I.I. -a.Ma_,_ howa Uke mode home. deh&htful settrn11 fur UMGO HAL EST An llVlnlE room J>nred at Owner very anxious SIS5,000 17161 SS2-t4TI $410,000 · H6-?n7 tlwlla .. x.._. 1040 ~II ~~a ~!..~u.oooy tolo WALKER' LEE R.E. J<'lnanrana: avellable MIS4 VaDE ••••••••• .... •••• .. •••• .... w hw ·, ..,. --L.egmM a..ti I 041 Let-e leedt I 041 thru Pact!Mtt.er Humes , ....._~~ ....... ...._~ targe 4 bdrm' den SHARP 111 I IA buy at •.900 Must llYltiE .............................................. Builder Call ror home. Comer lot RV Gated community~ see! 3 Bdrm l,,., Ba LliYElHICAI E le' ant 3460 S •· inlormallon und appt I C4MCe.Wto,tr Oct•~Hwy acceS&. Jacutzi. AJJ ln dW'll, pri~ at W,900, .0Plt4HOUSI Woodbr1d1tc: rondo. at home & walk w the showplace, So La11una. 646·5092 dnt. condition. Owner owe balance. CaJI ~ete SAT /5'1i4 12-4 II i II h I y up gr II de d . beach from this 3 bdrm 180 degree OC'ean Vl('W WltttAll• ... 3 BR 2ba or 2+ gOtSt owner's urut Plus 2Br rental cottage. AU In sharp cond "'/excel location. Owner will rarry lge 2nd TO. Best buy 1n town for only $280,000. 644-7211 ~NIGU UAllJY & ASSUCIATfS 3 units, two 2 bdrm, one I bdrm full kllch Garages, patlO Cd fin By owner 673-7050 alt 6 or wknds motivated SI00.000 .,obnaon Dl·U66 I S&NIYEI Cumm pool, tennis. home tucked away on a Security Pnvate drive Pa u I Ma rt 1 n Ru I 111kc: SlZ9,500. Ca II quiet street HardwOOd Below mkt at $829,500 Esta~ • Warner Carr. Ail 551 3000 Woodbridge floors. deC'k & brick Assumable r1nanr1ng, 644-TlU -r ' 559 .. 9400 Rily. patio w/m11lure fruit lmmed oc<·upanry ASSUME LARGE LOAN --bin.ton Dtldtt trees. Great potential Owner •·ooo TO " B 2 Condo, $4500 clown Owner wall help SSS.2013 Lfft At n. Top _,, lst at JI 2 • 4 r ·Sty, 3 Ba, patio, w/llllanring. $325,000 from lush crtyrc:I entry Owner will carry sml 20252 Newby Ln Monthly payments. IUSl .... ESS,.....,.Y LC14J11HHih 1050 & dramatk 2-sly royer 2nd Lovely townhouse 963·1420. SW SllOO P.I 2 Bdrm + " VW-f" I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. • on pool t t --0 ar $88"""' Call todav This fine shop un .... , .. _ -......1••-...t.. to gourmet .. it., thJS II s n ex o SE .t. ••IU:'9RS " '""" '· " -_, "~ rm <'Stm rat.en to lhe clubhouse. 3 Br, 2 Ba. "'~ IY OWNER ~·2000 Laguna's Gallery Road St00,000 most discriminate. tn-level, ronnal o R.. Lots of trees, 3 Br 2 Ba, NEW ON MARKET has an excellent luse f!.43_23411 1.986.~ Features sauna, vu frpl, alt 2 car ~ar $110,000. Opn Hse Comfortable 3 br. 2 ba w/just under 10 yrs to patios. city lites owe w/opener Exclusive Sat/Sun l.S. DU Eg~et single family home in run fixtures, lighllllg & 3 ARCH BAY lst TO Ollered 111 12\.>a commumty near So Ln. SS0.21!3 Turtlerock. Qwet toe carpeting included 3 Bdrm. 3 ba. ram rm, 1-...._,,l,....,l""6'""J..,..A,...SMl"'"-.-M..,..I~-, million. Coast Plaza ror only Walk to park & pool In vent or Y av a 1 I· g a rd en k 1 t ch en . 2 bdrm, 1~ bath house. H...t & Auoclatff S137 .500. Ownr/ A tit ~ Ass\! m . finanr1ng . -L~•uuo. separately. S30,00() spectacular ocean view. 2 car garage l~ blks to 611 -7600 540 ill!_ --IAMCH STYU 752~~324 ' Ctn LIGHTS sttur1ty gated Walk to ocean Owner. $300,000 C-t _M___ 102~ 3 Ur 2 ba v.1th lge family LOWDOWN BEST IUY L04J1111G IHct. 1041 Super white water ~)?ch T~nns 499-5663 675·•077 OS 0 tlCI .. rm & rrplr OwnH ASSUME Stt,000 Lrg family home JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e;s r~om ~ 2 ::1nn Log.a Higutf 1052 Jasmine Creek-Owner •TEi.RiRC.TERM•S•• financing . Sl 1o,ooo. Features tile entry beautiful College Park 2 new rstm ,oce~n vu bothe~ev~~e& Y~crc:ts r~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rin. avail. Prime loc , 642 L523 f o rm a I Ii vi o g 4 Bdrm + bonus room ~o~esj5~ B~ 4T"' hB~. 0 u Id 0 0 r Ii v 1 n g OWC 1st of SOOK lll 13'; ocean vu, 2 & den, 2 ba 2 Br condo in Mesa w/crackling fireplace. with pool & spa Great 1 1 a 111 t:xcellenl starter home on lh1s 4 Br 2 Ba home condo. Pool. tennis. Verde Assume S61,000 59 lJllJS wallorglassto <.'cx:ktail home for the at'l1ve ss29•500.~.49'7·~ Priceincl.new carpet& Mtn /Valley view ! gated . n.....n Sat/Sun at IO'h-· OWC $10,000. patio, dbl door entry to (am 1 l y . FI ex 1 b I e Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath · S2lO OOO Highly upgraded! Just 12·5. 19 a:rl. Own/agt, Full price S96.900 Call COSTA MESA huge richly paneled financing. Priced under ~ guest apt No end paint · $152.500' TR Realty 640-Ul5, 728-51Sl. Anne Mccasland agt, family room with 2nd market at $181.SOO t:merald Terrace. Walk ~itrftL-'1" 497.3034 ___ _ 631-1266 On 3 32 arres. All 2 raised hearth Swedish to beach. Assume loan ~ .. ~.clat(t:~ IYO~ "NEW" CdM CUSTOM Bdrms, double garages, fireplace. Low low down Owner will help nnan~·e. 'I. ' ' Newport leoct. I 06' iireal buy! 645·9161 to low interest VA loan. $295 ,000 Peg Allen, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 4a. rttn)f//;:;r HOMES LEASE omOH S.SOOO dwn & move into this adult condo Buy in 6 mos ror $129,900 w 10'1 dwn Rae Rodgers, :igt 63H2J66 REDUCED 411 NOW $519,.0 BLT 2300 SQ. FT This new side angle on ATRIUM HOME. Wlk to the timeless sbirtdress b ch. 3 Br , 3 l"z Ba , 1s totally f r esh, circu la r stairway, appealing for winter. s k y I 1 t es. g a rd en Sleeve tops att puffed w 1 n d o w s . A s k i n g waist elasticiied and S380,000 No qualifying · HURRY Rltr..,.!~·7578_.__ t•" eo.......,...., rall 847-6100 WATB WATll i...c-11ooo11c:o -· MESA VEIDE R w~rld:eea~hsi~e y EVllYWHERE 17141494-1177 DOVER SHORES Outstanding 3 Br 2 Ba 2 GOOD Se l h 1 g h above -------- home on shady CM TO LAST Laguna 's ramed R1v1era HIGH OH A HILL street Ownerw11lcarry1•~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1•I IEACHCOTTACWE I Irvine , Calilornia cuastline rind this Overlooking coast and financing at below E"ST .. 'DE Approximately 2 mile to flom e. 4 Bdrm, 1 story, s p e c t a c u I a r 4 Br . Den, Formal market rate or tnterest. ~ ~ beach. Old /uhioned 21 very clean. At end or contemporary spill 1v1 ~i~y m ·e th~sa !a~u~oeu~ Dining Room . 2 .! OPEN HOUSE REALTY /.' 1441 Galaxy Drive up to 45' slip avail with this hu&e 2 and a den or 3 Br rondo w water views from both bving rm & mstr s uite . Gorgeous neutral decor and the best financing at the beal'h. Call for your per so nal inspection. the skirt has a nice OPEN HOUSE swing. For crepe, blta. SATtSUN 1-6 Printed Patt.em 111'2 618 Marigold Full price only $129,900 Woodland School Bdrm cottage, picket home w detailed fireplaces . 3 car Call 7Sl·3191 a re a Pr 1 de or rence or build new with tree lined pride of arch 1 t er tu re 0 r expanded lo 4 Br 3ba, garage + large Hobby ownership 3 BR. 2 Ba. ocean view rrom 30' up ownership cul de sac w o o d t s t u c c o & ram1ly room w wet bur Room Pool sited lot. n 87~ do~ to VETS or · 20' ceilin°~ Gym with b I d d lmaster wown bal +Only Sl00,000 1 Take..,," wu BREATHTAKING sauna St~ to street eaul an scape Ja..-. Cneli spac LR w fpk' AIC over loans. call 645-0300 seller wall assist the VIEWS OF ntE SEA. 0 w n er ass Is t al by Parade comes In 640-4.521 637-8778 M J.Sses Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, Ill!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~I C::. SEl EC T -f"' PHOPE H l 11: <, 16, 18. Size 12 {bust 34 I takes 3 5/8 yards .S.inch fabric. Send S2.SO for this Printed Pattern to DAIL V PILOT, Box 59. Old Chelsea Sta . New York, N.V. l0l13. Add soc for postage and special handling. Pnnt Name, Address, Zip. Style Number and Size Sensational savings on sensational clothes are yours with our NEW 1982 PROMINENT DESIGNER PATTERN CATALOG You save SSO to S500 and more when you sew! All the lop names. newest easy-to-sew designer looks in dresses. coats. sportswear Plus 50c BONUS COUPON for any pattern or your choice. Send $1.SO ror Book 37 oow RXEI SIOl,000 3 Bdrm huge back yard-great ror first lime buyer don't miss this one. Call now' '@ SEACOV{ . PROPERTIES 7'4-631·6990 EASTSIDE $155,000 Only SIO,<KXI down gets you into this totally remodeled 4 Bdrm home. Large corner lot. Koi pond too! Won't I all now! 3 bdrm. 3 ba condo on -- ---lge ram rm Onl)' financing Only St.25,500 CANYONS & VILLAGE lot. $695,<KXI ftnanring Estate value St39,500. Tn.o 20'~ dwn 752-1700 BELOW LCHJllllo Village R.E. onJy S420.000 .... E~OIT Greenbelt. S22S.OOO at FREEDOM HOUSE " .. 97 1761 " "'" I 2 It "' r ' Ruth Laurie' a 111 . Sprawling 4 bdrm noor _'!_._;_ __ Open SatlSun l 5 HEIGHTS •. "' 1 n a n c 1 n g 3 Br. 1 Ba large yard 646 4380 I ed b 3 b h Robinson Realtor av a 1 I• b I e or 0 WC S9S 000 64I 076J · --P an sr' Y at s UGUHA LAMDMAllC OWNER WJLl, $I 0 0. 0 o o d n I 0 G = . Low hit. Fillaftcillc) features . 2 FR PLCS.. New 4200 sq rt ocean 541-5647 FINANCE PROPERTIES 12131 Tohme. bi level. (pc. 3 MEW COHOOS -L~--WET BAR, beamed view mansion All this sensational 3 Br 433.7493 da ask ror Carl BR. 3 ba pnv yd, miero, OUTST • .._.Dl .... G ce1l1'ng ram rm lrg t · · 1"!!~1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!11 B 2 ma s ter s uites . "'" " · · · amen1 1es, pr1va cy1~ model ' rand ne"' (2131 421·83S6 ask ro~ upgrade OW<: 10'~ dn. fireplace. fenced patio MEW CU ST 0 M Gorgeous 3 Bd 2 Ba in kllehen w all •. mHodUeGmE $1,100.000 Lse option, MEW CUSTOM luuhen on lrg lot JUST Jan $1.59,000 8Sl·999() & yards. double garage HOMES Irvine's College Park cunveniences "' tsade. Call Agt. 4~5648 LIDO HOME LISTED at $270,000 ~ Tnhme, bi-level. !pc. 3 Close to ocean. .,, Lovely comer location MASTER SU IT E . I ATIINTI"'"!! BR, 3 ba pnv yd, micro, OPEN 12_5 LAKE PA.nK AREA pr 0 f ess i 0 n a 11 y U1n1ng area oµens DlAMATIC ht TN Offend We are ready to move & upgrade owe 1o~: dn 1932 M EVER PLACt; OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 landsraped and picture through sliding glass to OCEAN VIEWS 3900 sq rt. of traditional ready to deal t'..ow price Sl59,000 8Sl·W -$225,000Tenns! Bkr perfect inside & out t;XPANSIVE patio & Welrome you m every elegance+ 3 car gar & & low down or steal il 6314_~1.641 l~l ag_t ~ _848-4115 Walk to schools and puol area w ROCK room or lh1s rlass1c 3 boat yrd on bst Lido SI w1thcash.OnlyS299,900. 30YRSAXEO llomemCollegePark OPEMHOUSE pool.Ownermotivllled R IMM ED SPA & BR Home lndudes 4bdrm (or3 +den), Cameo Highlands. 3Br. Is hard to find Cheek 359 Princt-ton Sat/•-Call rordetails. WATERFAL.L frplr, ram nn, & a huge 4ba. lrg din rm. Cam den, ram rm. sharp. on this 4 BR P• ba. $120,000 .-. For those who require master suite ror your rm, lndr> sewing rm, 3 Owner agt 760-1866. Seller is cooperallve I )l/40/o fiflOflclflg 20731 A9UATIC the finest. you ma} living romfort $34.9.000 rrplcs Ind lnd.scpg & 968·3331 Call now 752.5499 _.oil. LAME have al I or this Boat Canyon Realty spklrs, sec. pre· wire. FULL OCM/IAY VU (_2_l3J 326-JlSl 4 Br 3 Ba. 2 Story (including 2 assumable ~!M·~ ,_ crpts Open Sat1Sun. Sl.55.000. Below market loansl for only $359,000 l -5pm 210 Via San LOWEST PRICE 3 Br in the Hgts Ao excellent value' PRIME LOT & TERMS Rae Rodgers. Agt 631-1.266 HatborV.tfils HO OUAUFYIHG Broker~ FULL PRICE CALL TAX SHB.TBI! Remo O~rtA.tt_,__ SAUOlftADE MF:SAVERDEEAST,.t ••uftun ------TODAY ' Stalely Duplex near ·--"'-~~""--WfSTOClitROHT for I or 2 small homes $8,000 down. take over BR. 3 BA. den. wetbar DOw.nvv~!! Orangetree Condo. Plan MISSION REALTY Heisler Park A great -·-..,....._.... T · I x Xln1 terms & 't r· · •BR 2BA f 1 1 b I b $7cooo Lrg 'BR 4 A home ripe . · orcondoswit.hinarea ex1s1ng 1nanc1ng + view.Nexll"golr " · ,amrm, r a. "· · ""cS.Cst H..,.,,Laguna Ol'eanviewfromboth2 " · pnmel~at·-S600000 Sll!C 000 3 BR L's d " 2 r I horn Ow tAgeot 546-2018 """' ~J Steps away rrom pvt "" ...... . price reduced t 0 R ""· "' I e. (0UrsL54S ?B17 SrplSOC oooe _!!.er . -, .. 49Y..7l I Bdrm units. a spa and beaches Owner Wiii Agent, 675-61:""6'-'"L'---- SSSO,OOO. OWC -2 lot 546-JBS! East side Charmin(! * , . * superb amenities See r Wi•a• E. DCMld & Co ,. __ a..._.....,,_ 1022 2BR, Spanish home $30,000 doww!! AbClltdwd M.sioft j PANORAMIC I anytime. S4~.ooo. assl1lst in .dinancingd or 4 BDRM IEAUTY 67:J.1600 =.:' .. ':':::.': ......•. Recently remodeled Owner'aglwillcarryat l TURTLEROCK 4 Br 3 OCEAHVIEW IREATHTAICIMG ~~ow~ob~~ !~P~r~n~: j 2':~als:~:nw~![::'csk $225,000 By Owner Ann firs. custom papers. Or $240,<KXI OR MORE 0J>('n Each Sat Sun I0·4 Pnnr only. Ron Jackson Plus rear Duple' LOW interest rate Call I ba.Frenrh'WIJldows.wd 12'4o/oAl.T.D. VIEW Pr1n only. $530,000 Tenore.Agt759-l.221 3216 OCEAN BLVD. Co"°"° det Mar FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4bdrm. 3bo, 40'x l 3S' lo1 Coll F1elds1eod & Co. 975·0117 IShown by app't Oftfyl :>46 4253 !.62-5770 sandtone cpl, sunken Liv Wood & glass design, 1059 Kalella I 5§6·1800 Ss.600 vm!! • m, wet bar. 2 yrs old top quality, wlk to bch. 3-4 Bdrms. 2 baths. bar Low down w g reat ~ecur1ty system. k1trhen.mass1vebeams --------•I Is all it takes to get you 4°/o l>oww! terms \ acuum. intercom tn lhe living room and HAIBnD K'l IMD tntolhJScharrrung2Br $5000+HewVA Abercrombie&Assoc r\sking $395.000 3 BIG BONUS ROOM ! UR NI.An Condo. 1312•7,, no loan Will move you into this 752-9227 rrplcs Open Hs e (outside entrance I I OPPORTUNITY rees.$110,000fullprire 3BR family Home SatSun l·4AslcforRon Assume $113.000 low Prime 45 Xl-40 ' It's \'acant & read\ Seller Must Move! To Mina estate own Stevens interest and owner will waterfront lot with Pnnc1palsooly see call for a ppt Unbehevable fm incl7'": HolClllRtaf&t• a ssist See llncl existing pier and stip A.&ent -5.56 6516 768·~-1st! OPEN Sun I 5 1661 _!97·54j~ com pare! $230,000 for 45' yarht Pnre or College Park Jbdrm Best Terms on lhlS 4 Br Lndus St Seeslass 11)()? 494-7551 s2.300,000 includes 2ba , fam rm, rrplr nr Harbour. Cul-de-sac EMERA.LO BAY ~ cleared lot. appro\'ed rent·ed yrd. cul-de sar. privacy. Owner must New elegant L'Slm 5 Br ~ Mccc:!!:cau plans and permits ror a low down, xlnt terms. sell. Asking Sl29,900 4 car gar All extras. luxurious 5 Bdrm 5 bath Assumable lsl. owe J!!r' 848-0'lUI Incredible white water - ---f h D-ho 2 n d . BY 0 "' n e r view. Call 76'Mr715. Charming 3 bdnn, 2 bath renc ncgency me OCEAMROHT BY OWHEI New cust . bit 2..sty. French Normandy 3 BR & den horM Can be split S895,000. OWC 3711 Seashore. 673-6578 BEACH HOMES 3 Br, SLXl.<KXl & up. SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7'4·631-6990. lalMal...... 10 •••••••••••••••••••••• . RCTaylorCo 640-9900 ~2.~17~ Best Buy! No Qualifying • ---------+ guest apt No. end with many extras. -Try $20,000 down Plush LOWER l .AICH IAY Emerald Terrace. Walk Tenns A•alable Mini es late own . Beachwalk twnhm nr p c II p H vt area, ocn view. to beach. Assumabltt a acesetttt omes Unbelievablefintncl73 the water. $141,900 nu f d ·1 d wn. 01 vorce forcn sale. loan Owner will help o r e I a 1 s a n lst'OPENSun1·516il Must sell now . Bkr RE ~LTORS .,.,,~ Lndus St. See class 1002_ 848•0709 n Make offer. Poss. trade. finance. $279.500 Pel( appointment . ....,~' OWMr ""-c'--. By ~~14/499·314.L. Allen, Rltr. 494 7578 l • 4 Br, $240,000& less Pee and leasehold avail. Call Pete Johnson , agt. today. 631·1.21i6 IYOWHB Balboa !Jlla.nd "Condo" (Duplex partnership). 'Beautiful Island Duplex, "" block from Bay. Sl35,000 full pri~e. Owner will finance. 64()..1818 S•b11tlt your ow• ...... Defer down payment or interest on this new Balboa Island home. Ill H.-.sty, Rltr 67~2.,6 Cape Cod Chann & solid comfort tn a 4 bdrm & ram rm home in the 100 block just steps to So. Bay. Plus neat 1 bdrm rental with rireplace. 67~ ownr 10.000 ATTUCTIVE 2 STOltY +MODERN APT REDUCID! AREA "S llST IUY Nr bays, all xtra la 2Br, frplc. l~Ba. apt income S49S mo. $385,000, Fabulou1 usurnable rtnancing. Save $$$. lEMlllALn 121 lt 434-0tOI C....clllM.r 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R I D U C E D $40,000 I bllt from water, I~ lat. auumt It. Corner lot. aome view .. open btam relllnp, 2 Bd 2 Ba .• patio-dtrk. Call Tim Rhont. •st a 1-1.- orfTMQS 4J4•0MA th• el.,aat 4 Br \tld.orl11 pattlal YU, "8f /ctlllndor flnan. nat.na • 3 9 t n ELEGANCE ON THE Hill Spectacular views of ocean, bay & night lights from thi s ONE-OF-A-KIND custom house Bevel leaded windows & warm woods. elevator. pool. jacuzzi. 5 BR , 5V, BA . + library & family room are only a few pluses. Call lor an appointment. Offered at $2,300,000. RCTaylorCo 640-9900 '==' S<C\\.4\llA-&f..~s·:: -----..... lioy OAY a.------ • ---lhe 6 tirooobW _.bet-10 ...... 6 ~-"' l'tw...,..tol _..lo lb ....... _ REf.,UJ I I I 12 I SLOTA P I I' I' I I C A T P E IC I e I I I l 8 E G M A L l'.e alHft bMft the I I l j1 I' cautious iype. Once I wu all alone with a glrl In ""' I F A D R I A I lunntl of lo.e and I wanltd ...... , ...... "T"l --9'""1 .... ,'T"'. "T", .... to kill her, but It WU loo ~""-_... _ __. _ _,, _ __._....., awkward with our - on. I KUCPAM ,.c....-.. .-...-w 111 I" I I I ,_: ::i:. ~ ~t=. """ ·------.. CLIFF TOP CONDO l"lltt I 044 '"" ;-~ View Mt . Baldy to ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfl T.tlt Rock Mlssiotl Vitjo 1067 Missiott Viejo 1067 ti' ~ Catalina 2bdrm, 2'-,ba * * B R 0 A 0 Like new three bedroom ....................... ....... ......... ....... • Open House Sunda), and den split level ',° 2 5pm. 1218 Las Arenas. VIEWS condo ih Turtle rock ... DOYB SHOltES Pool. Jacuni overlook bay Galaxy Dr Formal din rm . 2 rrplcs $685.000 ree. 642 2510, 646·484~8......_ __ (We st ort 2100 block. Vistas Large family Paciflr> Mi-~742 A&.t I r o m o c ea n to room w1lh wet bar mountains Turtlerock opens onto pallo and MESA VEIDE President home on ·~ green be It . Large ASSUME ac lot. Consider master suite with Beautiful 4 Br 2 Ba . smaller home or income balcony Pnced under large rorner lot prop or cash+ OMC marketforquirk sale at $197,500. Open SWl 1·5 2nd. $279,500 2755 Gannet Or. $46.5,000 D.M. MwsW lttr 751·0205 .. ,.!'11-5347 Bkr 76CM>t35 FRIENDS •. il\\OOdbrldgc Impress them wiyo ur Rull1J 1 lge 4 BR in prestige 551.3000 are a XI n l r or ttttllarnnu Pk•).ltvin«> entertaining! Formal din.Ing + kit~h w/nook. OUTSIDE IMSIDE Reduced with great. terms. Low down too! Walls of g~ass frame Raccpiet Cllb Pool prired to sell-below mkt assume loans~wner fin no qualify-low int & pay "Woodsey feel " Many xtras The LcM Office 540.3650 Call now' 646-7434 lower.mg birch trees, Cen~21/Goldstar soa rang cathedral 1--------· -ceilings, tile entry, o,.. Sat/S. 1·4 I rormal dining and #}OW'lihCao.d MESA VERDE breakfast nook , 2 UHOt'M.•ALJFYtMG C C spacious bdrms, huge TY 4 BR, 21; b~. lSth green. p 1 ti o: . care~ re e ** 200/o DOWH * * Has all amenities, full enterta1n1ng. Private W o o d b r i d g e wetbar. alr oond. Xlnt corner lot. Popul.ar Meadowlark 3 Br 2 ba, fin Deane home University cov'd patio. Almost · C-21 BERG Park. Only $189,000. new. Gre~manclng. Call 557-8320; 979-8373 Call now, 64.5.(Q(J3 SUCCrA') ~7991 LEASE OPTION SZ,OOODOWM BY OWNER Super 4Br, 3Bu nr beach, $1400 mo. Pvt rear /spa. end or cul·de·llC, much more. Owl!!t!7:-S..:..;Tl:.=-04""---- COLDWC!U BANl(eRa **MIOIN! 13~ on balaol'e. Lovtt1 2 Vdrm 2 Bath 0.. P.W I 026 Northwood homt with ••••••••••••••••••••••• rro f esaionally Leaae option or ult, andscaped, low ss .ooo down, n o maintenance yar d qualifyin&, view home, 0ptn HCMt t.oday ti.•. 2 Br. den • famlly IZT P'ttnm. l'QO!IJ· Tgm •mz. $151,500 Pa•t• Yelly IOJ41""'-...1•.a.a-.. NOiiOfi.i"' If I "";ir;" ' BR, a aa. rnn1 DR. I/• S51·30t0 Wttblr, t'aab, tar, or! tun Pb1.1twltt THE PRICE REDUCTION makn thls one ol the beat buya ln lrvlne . Alinl Model In Rancho San Joaquin Villas. 2bdrm, l"'ba. Stained 11laaa entry. Excellent location near : pool-apa·lhoppfni·lt.Mls Adult only community . LAKEVIEW CUSTOM HOME New Tres Vistas Cll'l lom home at Lake Mission \'1eJO Super quality features thru-out w oak cabinets. doors & trim. Stained ~lass windows . elegant parlor & magnificent fireplcs. Cedar hned closets & panoramic views~ Jerry Thompson 551 ·8700 ·~ ISLAMD VIEW Spectacular panoramic lake 9 mountain views in the prestigious gated community of Arbor Lake. Private beach & communitv boat house. dock, & spa. Watch the sun or the moon come up over the lake from one or the 2 BR. Formal din rm, & den. One of the better waterfront locations. Owner wtU assist In financing. $279,900 Pat /tden C714l 855-4343 I TOW, IDfa fOUlt IAftlnO!lll. LAOVllAIDU AllelA omo. Park 182()1 Pueo Ot Alicia •106 lACW\& Hilla, CA 9ae&'5 C'M>ee&-4343 HO~~ Bay crest 3 BR + w /new pool & spa $65.000 under mkt val '250.000 .!..~ 673 7761 a Pric•l••t• °"Udo on this newly finished 4 bdrm dream home extra wide lot Owner obtaining financing to --------, provide Jumbo 1\ I T 0 EASTllUFF at 13•,r; Too good to 3 Br. Home 2 Ba New last' carpeting & etc $205,000 Roy McC... Ur. 54'-772' Redh1 ll ~~Re.1ltv I;~:: ~;)(II I J IA Y FIOMT HOMIS ..• Choose your location .. Your boat at your dock .. Seller Financing MIW UMSOLICITlO LISTIMCW! 45 feet on peninsula See the world 3 stories high , privacy. ya rd for children. 219 Via Lido Spud. 2 yrs. new ~:a sy c·arc t.·ustom desiJ(n . 11 2 lots. 01>en Sunday l·S. UHDA ISLI IO FUT main. bay view W/70 root picrt\eitd line .. Price reduction St.8SO,OOO 2 I 2 a a a a 0 a a a ••••• 0 ft - --------------___ _... ________ _ • .._..,_Wt H4Mf'ForW. .. ,...w. "-tff'-rWt oee..tlttt... a..,1..,... OrangeCoastOAJLYPILOTJSunday.October18, 1981 •••···•·······•······· ·•··········••···•··•·· •.......••............. ..............••....... ....................... ....................... , ·*"~ ..... 106t IMdl 106tMe_,.,..._. 106tMe..,.,..._. 106t ..... .._ a.cwP•tf•rtt' JOOO OtMrlttlllt• .._..,_dbl ...... u. 't1• .... 1111111 lll •••ttllllll .. ltt•ttllltt•••································································· .. s. llOO••••tllllt•••·········· ········••f•tt•tttt••tt .................................................................... I ' ....................... MAii AM OfFll' ...._ ,,.,_., JOOO c.,.. .. Mir JIU C:... W.. UJ .,.._ H44 P4MLT PAii . •••••••••••••-••••• .. •••••••••• ........... , .................. "••• ....................... , BIG CANYON CUSTOM CUSTOM Ill 2 STOIY 0,-"':/.':~' 1z4z•1•.. .._. L& Hr bea.lllY anxJous J Jnrome PropullH ',.... OClAN SlD! HWY. IS AC. m ,... oodbrldr. Home J Br b •1 d f EeatJadt C0tta Mtu OWC 7 yn w/294". dwn IBDRM l'tJRNlSllED I mlt( 8dr u 1 .. ., a Ba amlly room. o,wnler lu prffced bolr UOK fP Levt'ralt MOO 3 8dtlf711ino lrplr. p1tiot. narrlL •• u t . Ar1or a e O•ner will cury C II 7.,.._ ---ludu1ptd. L11llt family houalng 1n Prired to!M!UI oppty uis\1 ' --4--imo 1 r1 -1900 M Or1nae County Call 64$ $328 for mo r ~ t..,.. a.di 1141 Kjd,a OK, DO pee.a. AD =~~Po1J 1Y..&:lf7o ........ 41/> be. .......... ......... ..,,... 2 .YtJ old · 9 dr:1 to Ot't'on 1st fir haa hucr bdrm w walk 111 closet, full bath 'tf'IJaruul tub. ustd ""· bmk nrepl.ire. l11e llvin, rm wiwtt bar & ll'I! maker, Meiuun pavt.r tile noot Front patio haa bnr« 1u fir!d flrt rln1. rnrd dbl brl<'k wall w wtll .. r<>uah1 Iron r1llln11 3 car g11r <'Ompl w/wht c11bl111.'lb. rovd noure <'f'nl lllei . yel wht Ule on gar nr, autom•tir wat~r aorttner Overhead roller dr W dec Optlr to allow II I Car parking rear or aar NOW !! Won 't last • mi dela1l1 Bkr. ••••••••••• ............ for Jolln Marahall, II\ ' u :r CHOOSI YOUI By Cov1nrton, choke 8 a Y 2 8 r 2 8 a !aatJlde S 811 2 Bl. tpk. b r • 2 ~a · C • 11 IJ 8204041). • Dnm 4-Ullts Whitewater vu Emerald S3H1Jll! -IMO, ~Jdlpet OK 3 OPIH SAT/SUH 11·4 1 loy .. St. G...,. Rd. • ._,. Hiity, Mr. 644-4455 MIW MOllU HOMI , • HB loc, 3 BR owners :.~ .. ~'lJ.nllpnl~1 fi~ bllna, cptt.drp1. dbl ~,~,1,31J1~~ 1 '111 1 · Sp a c e a.~ a l I I n unit. Auume approx mo "rir.iii> 1ar. conrtd PllOO. tncd ir 'ti ---Hwitin11too II.arbor area 114 &41 0763 $142,000 under 1Jl"1 . Try · --· -. yd Grdnr. lltt mtldJ. 2 Univ. Pll, •PK· 3br. 2t)a ror oate of our bealdifuJ 292SColll!lle A~e 20 % down. Aaltln& Very private orun ' <'h1ldrtn Ok. JIO pets tnhte. pr, f /t , frpk'. nrw mobile homes. Call Coata Meu. CA $280,000 Pri11 only pl11. canyon Yil!wt, wood ' Au ii lmmtd S8U No_aeu ~. ~0384- tor Info on this rare ~ 549-IJllS 1lasa homt. 800 sq ~t 644 27 __ Br Iba coedo Pool. opply m1lr i uito w/j1cun1. Btautirut lleW 2br <'ondo. lea1ti1. U tmo. A•k for DtlntP_.,., L One bdrm Sl25,000 , AITD 110,000 dn Owner wilt carry at I S~·;: 64S·~ 14 telephones. l'llblc 1'V lhru out w1booll1ers 2nd floor h11~ 3 h11rm1, lWed brick f1repl;i1•e, bhtck &late fin. 2 l:u!Ub w1 J•r In m~tr bdrm at LARCE II-, 'ii rear, exposed wood 1•c1hnab and rldllt! bt'111n ASSUME LOAN lhru.out 2nd fir. LIASEOllUY For ule/exchanae 7 CllHVISneff !~!:'· Fran.k 4972958 rime So. ())&5l Plaia S haron C/ZI Su rf Luxury mobile home. u n I l 1 0 n 2 1 0 l SI PIOPlltTIIS · --fo<'. Lakes, waterf1ll1. 558..__ OWC on this lovely Kitchen has ceramic tile. Hobart lrush apaclou1 <'Ustom pool compat'lor, uishwasher, disposal. Nalur11I wood home Ill Baycrest 3br • cubinel11 <'ompl w1punlry &spi<'e racks. £'1antatlcm 3bu . plus large bonu:s shutter~ lhru out 1no dra1~1 llvy texlurrrl lntr 1 r u I y beau l Ir u 1 midPenlnsulo. G l br. I LAGUMA MACH t pool • sauna. $800. ENT? Reasonable. Seller very ~ss2u!~bferoft~a~~·1~ 4.PUX. ln'o ~~~~ ... !~.~. llJS·ost0~873-90lt WHY R . ....... rnullv1ted. See to SS6SOOO Owner OwnerR...clllCJ BAYCREST 5 bdrm ,_..... •/mua. SI 0,000 DOWN $2.000 per mo. lmmt'd Po11e11lon. Lovely s Ort 2 sty. Back Bay 1uta $26$,000. Owner 631-7215 room 1399,500. ' wulls Extr Spanish i.tll('CO With re11awn red11r Open Sall Sun I 5 I Central vacuum ~)'!!km lh111vy ~h11ke roof -.1th 6 · apprec. Submil your dt3) 0790-5942 Eves Only ~'4 down takeis it! home w/pool, large E Condo 3 er 2~.. SIS.OOOd11m H terms (SC\458). ----Own~rs 3 Bdrm coH1age yard $1800 UDO ISLE xec. ' ri MULHIAlH I Two ... HOllMt plus 3 legal units. AU charming 4 bdrm, 2 Ba, fro11t' rear f Nate move• yo1 Into your 2048 Commodore Rd insulation 2:nd fir has lar11e <'Ovd potlo w wht wrought iron ra1hngi. & gas BBQ Beautiful ocean view from deck IWTOIS Eastslde Colta Mesa with ocean views. cul de balh, newly redttorate4 "c;ai~'·/!~ & :!11 Jc'[ f~~e1.u1•:~r ::~.•: c~~ Mobllt "-DI•. Priced only 10 5 limes sa<'. 3 blocks from Hoteol $1800 mo. Yearly. Bill 15th. ~2700 or 54&>73ee 111 r. Bastd on joint (71 4) Gross. Cash now with Laguna Owner must Grundy, 67~6161. wlnds o..mmbip ol 2 amglei Barhelor par1d11e Sttlud. 3br , fp., beams. ~ study. apa 1169,000 pp l1ft\ 6'5-1496 • \WI #~OWNER CIR FINANCING .... ~~ 12" F.t.tkTtnlU 7401° D o n ' l m I ti s t h e 2 Bd 2 Ba, Sl.25.000 Call unbelievable financing r 0 r d et 111 s · J 0 h n on this lar&e 4 Br Lusk Marshall a 63.!:l.266 1n Eastbluff. L11hts HAHOl ltlDGE view & room to expand I04Yo Fa at I l'hO/o Opn Sun l·S. 2214 Alta 8 e 8 u l if u 1 , a w 11r d Vista Call Sara 759·0268 •winning 2925 sq.ft. in or 646~5096--- $1,000,000 neighborhood MEW USTIHG! behind guarded gates 3 IR • Hwpt ~ ~xc. view of city hghts S 139, 900 & mtns. 3 BR. 2'h ba, 67e 1771 den, fol'mal dining, ~ master bdrm suite. prof. l a nds<'aped Offered al SSl9,000 Broker <'OO P Owner/broker 644 5834 or 752·6550 VACANT 10 day escrow possible Full pr1t'e 5395.000 Assume S200.000 loan at 14'2'. With $50,000 duwn 1'11 Lakea2nd for Sl4S,000 Ill JS', 2100 sq n be sure to set tt1111 one' 124 28th St . N B lob lroob. OwMr. lldr. lkr. 714 673·2282 7l4' 675 5411'7 l.'\'es SI00,000 down payment close before December Fantastic Townhouse, B b ar 2 couples No point" 527-5900 Unique Financing 31 Subnul all offers ocean view, frpl<'. Meaa WO<Mb. 4 r 3 a. • r q u • 11 r Y' n II Agent 673·6607 or Call John Tucker. everything furnished ~~2.~0I ~~ c:r~:aoe~. 1e1SfIL..~~..!IL 545-7306. 21 J.0'99756 $895 Mo. 78().9U7 I V t --------0 C E A N F R 0 N T 7 I 4-834-9193 poo serv1<'e l<'llA LAKE FRONT L~E * EXCITING * T R I PL EX Own e r -LOYB. Y UDO Judy· Agt. m537o, eves Panora mi<' day & nlghl U .... IT"' UOMES ' B 3 8 540-7&18 •1•ws or Woodbr1dg" anxious Outstanding " <Pt"1 Furn or . 3 r. 1'2 a • • htah S. lot'ation. Beautiflul We are the rreators or Family rm, large living 4bdrm, Newport R1vien Laite 2 Br 2ba + den. ftltmY PALERMO LUXURIOUS JBr 2Ba w 1th 0 r w j lb 0 u t views 2 lge 3 BR. 2 ba financ111g No down rm w trench doot'1 to condo, j1e, pool, tennis. Gated coounW\lly Very Harbor View Homes. <'OOdo. Harbor views, all r urn it u re , 24 x 6 4 wlfplc, one 2 BR 1 ba. 3 Now 1 s the t 1 me sheltered patio. Close to ll50. 6'2·3397, m-41li luxurtou:s. 11100 mo No fee. 4 BR, 2"'2 Ba. 2 sly amenities S2'70,000. Greenbrier Home in encl gar .. S875.000 pnre Pr1nc1pals or agenls Pr Iv ate ten n Is & •Room to irow In this pet.a Can Lynii Noall. & ram rm. Perfecl T1err1DelSol Rlty Laguna Hiiis nicest S & terms flex1bl1! Call 540-3666 bea<'hes. No pets. $1600. 4br hae 1n quiet A&t »2·18!!Q - - cond . inside & out. 497·17'4 star park. today Whela 615-3680. neighborhood only '600' aaaA&.s wood flooring. 1314,000, Bachelor Paradise Gre .. crf P-11 TolarGalleryofHomes n 3 br .. 2'h ba Bluffs al"l!a 117614 3br,t~a $875 lge assum. l2•2'k, by Seduded 3BR, fp lr, Beaullful 20x53 Lancer 714·9'14·Slll Re I Estate $1100./mo. 7~·0078 or Plus· suMy 2br wrlge Sbr,J.,.,ba ~ owner. 759-0244, agl beams. study, spa. Home · 2Br, 2Ba. This is ;~~~~-------a 7S2·5282 _ fenced ~ard for kids & 3br. Zba Sl2S Lag. Hilla 0 .... THE &•Y Sl69~000. PP. 645--1496 the Best Buy·in town. SYMDICATOl'S ---Ba 1 boa Bay c I u b pets., <'J·~·~a~c•h!!! .. & Le RalfOf RJty 833·8600 " " H•tillgton leoch Loh for Sdt 2200 Sub· Lease. Ba chelor more. '''"..,,.., ........, · 2 BR 2 IA Owt1•r Wll Corry 1 2 x 6 O w 1 t ht--8 x 5 O • 22 N ~~~~L Beach 11••••••••••••••••••••• Apt. Available For One J!.enlim 631~-F~ ~~.~~ ••••• !?~! CONDO Appealing 4 Bd·3lia, expanded aru 2Br. IEaatblutrs) Apls. 40 yr W• wf1 Mid! Year, Or More. Must Be IUDS/PITS 01 Bearh Shack studio. Magnificent view, set' wiw11 rm F.R llrl<'k 2B;i t2x20 .master land lease:t00%depr 3bdrm,2ba housew/2 A Member. $8SO/Mo. ESIDE.28r.&garage. $400. 1&3$ Catali11a bldg, dock avail frpk, & great pool yard bdrm 73 p · o c car garage in Newport J!roker 1 ·9100 $54 5/Mo. 642 ·2510. nwnerf73-l4&4 11i..10 DOW... ror enlertairung. Owner CWSIC • rime ra11ge 0 B h ~ c.=...=.=.o..--..... 1"11 anxious lo hear all a Pt s . 6 beaut ea c Per 0 u r 846·4MI. -Completely refurbished MOllLE HOME maintained & lndsl·pd standardized plans Spet'tacular View E. SIDE Cozy 2Br. I Ba. 2Br , lBa, frplcs, lse, 12 l/4°/o FIN.AH. offers. S339,900. SALIS bldgs & pool. Pride or House and lot SISS,000 Oceanfront 3 br. 2 bll, 2 recently remodeled, lg reta. 491.321? Consider eqwty trade Hunt & Aatoelatu 2706 Harbor, Ste 206·A ownership property at For more info Ca II story. Avail. now. No encl yd. Avail Nov LS 28;-North End·-. S800 __ m_o_ $258,500 Ul-7600 540.5917 bread & butter price. ~~;1~5:8& d:M.oo 641}-0352 pets. Winter $900 or yrly ~mo. 6'$-4865 Tierra Del Sol Realty _67~:Jj700wnr SACRIFICE 1UfTFl'4AHCIHG! lease $1200 Agt , East Broadway, 3 Br, 41'7-17 PBUMSULA PT. 1--------Presti~ious Versailles. $201( IEDUCTtOH 0 C E A N F R 0 N T Marvin Ross. Bkr Momtalft, o.wri, ~-5527 Din rm, frpk. Ir& fncd l.=..:.-...-'-'-"-"H-.---3-J_S_O ftric• & T-s! LOCATION good mv_estm_ ent Lo renl O .._. L Y S 7 K LAGUNA BCH new I 645-SOOO, et~ ltsorl 2400 yard. lmmac No pets -,_... ... ... I I B " ••• • • • • • •••••••••• •• ••• 548·9197 ........ ••••••••••••••• Reduced tor 1mmed OM UDO out or ive in uy now ' from 129900 e~t $400 I SACRJFfCE Lake Arrowhead Condo Hoen Ullfwlislled --3 Br View Home. sale' Lease option or IS ideal In lh1s 3 BR tor assumable 113 .. :.;. DOWN mo 499:J81s ' r S7S,000buyslrg7yrnew rriv lakeofront ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOS/PITSO. Absolutely gorceous. 6 75%financmg2·story,3 ~~arkl1ng clean int OWC2nd.1-S26-1968 Versailles 2Br 2Ba · prime N.B duplex <'Ommunity . perfect G...,... 3202 2Br IBa.~M.o Me.UltnMoto Mo No ~~~~b!; ;h!i~I~~~ ~o~~eyc\~~"1:r~:~ eves~•STILU_Ff ___ r~~~~~~·0 oc;5;~~:e ~~~~.~.~.!?.~~ ~~ivl:t~ O~~rl°f~t family or corpor1le ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ~16__ ptll. 1750 Judy Agent steps to ba} & bea<'h 'beach and lennt~ lliA S\28,000o!S&Lloan~Jt 2AC.iltCOlTOH .. getaw3y.5 bed.Jba . REMTALS 3 Br 2 Ba near~-----$399,500. S I 0 O ' 0 0 0 d o w n New II s l 1 n g. 4 Br 17 'i SI 1128 mo No 498-28§3 or 67~49 2 fireplares, large game Yurly·WeekJy.Wmter.2. Paularmo S<'hool Largl! HOM£ FOR RENT Redh1ll~Realty 1;-;-:{ 7:wo - assumable loan and +family rm. Lusk. vu. qualifying Owner will Z 0 N ED R · 3 • X 15'1 DOWN. Shopping room with full bar Bdrms. Newport Beach rear yard, 2 car garael!. 3 Bdrm '650 Fenced WATt:.RFRONT o wner will l'Jtry O wn r will fin berome your tenant Tentative for 16 umts St rip, Hunl Beach, Beautiful lake and &Balboa S700 Mo Sierra .,&mt yard & garage. Kids & HOMLS balance. Lease option po11s1ble Ofr 730 2270, Jim $64.000wlt $96.IKXldown fully leased. S39S.OOO forest view Ool·k Co 6411324 P"l.5 wekwne. 545-2000 REAL ESTATE Ownr Agt $229,500 642 2682 Seller will rarry s Ownerag!, B1ll8311257 optional owe 12'•': JACOBS REALTY S43S. Cotu~ 2 br Iba A&.~DLnofee...;_ -- 631 ·1400 N:~ yrsat w :iotonly EaslS1de Tn·plex 2BR $3119 .000 All>O , r R 0 r ER Ty OR f~n yrd rh1ldren Patio home. 3 Bd + ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I S •CRfFfCE S. JUOll SP an is h H ou!> I' spel'ldl'ular lake front MGRS 0 K no pets family rm A C, gar -== ~ CgpWrano 1078 HRMUDADUMES w duplex. S22S.OOO lot 88ft X 120rt 1n 675-6l7l . ··~131 4711671 Avail. 00~ $700 mo S7S.000buyslrg7yrnew ••••••••••••••••••••••• I AC. Zoned R l. Xlnt OWC B> Owner exclusive l(uarded gale ---Fred Gibson agt OCEAHFIOMT prime N.B. duplex EXECUTIVESPECIAL lor near golf courses 546.4253_ co mmunity ur Pt lolMHI I.a.ct lZ06 SJOO. CottagefDuplex. ~·!MOO ' Best home on Penin!!Ula l•--11!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!11~1 Steps lo sand. Fee land. large & immaculate S25.000 rash. Hamllair with level ••••••••••••••••••••••• br Iba, no pets, Pt $850,IKXI. New0epestnN•elowpousertSunHei1~5hts M96o~~ted Own9r 1 Agl 4br near the beach and Hamson & A5SOC w1WlrDl'I, access Pnc:e inl'ludes 2 or 3 br front house, 2 -J.213) 471_:!671 VlewVIEW -~_.._~61~74_ awaytromtraffir Low 714493·37S4 nnu.i plan~ and permits for ba.frµk.2cargarage Newport BHkBay Best on Bayf ront 418San Bemardmo Sharp townhouse. 2 Br, down, low int., with RANCHO CALJFO-RNlA • IOUMITS 5200 sq fl <'us tom No pets $850 mo Condo. Lovl!l y 4BR , sm.ooo. ~ 1co1 z1 Y lwoodscu re YY 0feeu ~rn~ 2 •12 Ba . n r water. p e rs on a I p r op 42 a<' res, S4000 per acre. $172,000 in assumable designed home with the 673-1714 or 67S-958S 2~'2BA. teMts. pool. jac, Lux Condo 3 Br 2 Ba 2 ,E.F Loe ... TIO... " $1S5.000. Assume lJrr. considered Be creative, Plantable to av,.,,.ados. loans. $380,000 OWC ram ily or exe<'u l1 ve --sauna. S785 613-9192 · · · A " Imagination with this 3 f' B h I I v' 0 entertainment in mind 125 Abalone. Lillie -carsara~.pool.sauna, Balboalslandeayfront m. & low down y wecan epyou. Xlnl.lenns!LandWest range. 8 lb 1 la d Small I Br house with j · ,_ ..,, ....... 1 bdrm Heights home O 2 J 98" 3 24 REALTY WORLD ~"" Singl• shp dock. Sunny a 0 a s n •e11111• ....,ase -.... '""· $1 too 000 wner 1 / "' 1 • 1-676·2040/ I~ •O .... .-~ • S2500/mo yrly. 67S-4000 garage & fn<'d yard last + S300 security · • · lst. is assumable of 7141631·253.5 _ .,.MJ-9144 -----U....,../"-'• southern exposure . p . Westside k lS Pel OK ,.~lS"'. IESTYAl.UE S110.ooo at 10 sor; & "'' ....-s1so .ooo. Ed Earl. Ae_i!r~rt.ies -673-6336 ..... _ .... ,~----- MEWPOIT CIEST Owner WlU carry Call V.nailes COftdo S..ta AM IOIO JUST USffD! 1 yr old. assumable Memll Lynch. Katella ---· --Ltt91M M6p1t )J52 a Bdrms , 2 "2 ba -63l l266 Lge assumable loan,••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 3 a<'res in rapidly SlS0,000 loan. S2tS,000 (7141337!1131 lolwMIP--. 1207 4 br 2"'1bacondo. ••••••••• .. ••••••• .. ••• $189,000. creative financin g OPEN HOUSE growing Northeast San owe. Orange. R ... Farwa, ....................... frplc. East.side. tennis. 9ilor• J Br 2 Ba bel<'h. . Vacant deroraJ.orfum Sun.Oct 18.1 4PM Bernardino. Map •6UHITS GM a, PENINSULA PT 58r31') s~_!_S750:..548-63!7 tennis IB2S No pets Holls Wood, llltr. penthouse s tudio ELEGANT ENGLISH recorded f or 120 Brand new Wrap a Gro•H 2700 Ba , nu <'pt . pa1{ll. S335 Cottage Duplex I a:n,Z31f '7e •676 or --=======--i Submit trade. Sl4.5.000 TUDOR MA NSION rondo m 1n1 um s . $168.000 loan. 12M.OOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1400/ Aat 673-9060 br I ba saun1 fen<'ed ------IO•C 67 ...,,, 9 "" owe s n-d NO DOWN. low ml rate -m_o. ''f>!'---• • • ~an view. pvt <'Omm ......,.. 35,\ ..... ,. L\,. REDHlLL RIDGE Engineering & plans an"""mar mo yard nopet.s 67s.t444 1--------1 ly0'6lllo.lat AREA . LUXURIOUS. 1n<'luded. T e rrrir So.C ... 1....-.. onl), payments Tax Copistn.o1Hdtl2l8 '12131 4711871 pool/tea11.11,J11t 2•~Ba. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1'11111!! I OC E.AH VIEW " ~ __..' she Iler No II a b1 h l} 1 • •• • • •• • • ••• •• •• • •••• • • ----2 car ...nr ..,. 494.3572 12 "2'< intere s t ' E 1 dd EXTRAORDINARY, locat1onS2,IOO.OOO 546-5605 631-6194 Missouri farm IOOExet'.Bluff•nnduplex. Easu1de38r+deft + u&Aua~---------1 xc us1ve guar e G R A C E F U L . 1-C-IY-IC-C~/S.'"' ""' M 'd ,....,.. ~ BAY . BEACH Assumabll! loan The area 4 Br. J Ba 2 story S U p E R 1 0 R . sn•ir:R A acru SIOOO acre Ocean vu 3 Br. 2"2 ba. ~';~om~8~&u or!~n! Guard G.tecommunit) mos t beaullful view home with view Pnred E X C L U S 1 V E . 4 units posilJVe rash Owner, S47 7331 frplr, fam rm, hv rm. P vt Beach . Tennis. AND BOATSUP awaits you m this 3 Br sso,000 below market C 0 N DU C 1 v E T 0 flow with ~ dn owe DESPYATl! !;.,20o2o110mo 493 8658 . 851-5117 or ss1.27113 Pool. Et<' Ora matt<' ~~!r~!~t D:~.a~~<'~ Will carry 2nd. TD. or SU MPTUOUS LIVING fi !anring. Sl40,000 Prime Fall brook 8 4 ~ 8 Two J2J2 LR . frJlc, dia. 3BR. In vestor or i nve sto r tt enant Whoever thought you <'Ou ld buy bayfront property for less than most homes m Newport al S270 000 consider lease op\lon S Br. 31 i Ba. 4 fplcs. arres + bwlding slle C4N'Ofto de4 Mer 3222 •••••-••••••••••••••• 2 BA. Sl75 493· 7%28. $449,000. Call 644·5403 4400 sq rt. separate 8 UNITS1break eHn W I I I f I n a n r e ....................... HOM& FOR RENT Zl3·40~ Redh 1II 0-~ Realty 1;7:i 7:)0tl Beach. We are selling '" l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!~!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!li!!!!I' interest in our 4 bedroom home with 42' BA YFRONT 35fl dock boat dock for $275,000 Ex<'ellenl opportunity' Whether you move in Builder has option. Good terms. Plans yourself or lease 1l out ready for re· model Will the earning potential 1s fantastic . Great sell pkg or joint fmancina. Better hurry venture w finandal M in i es la le ow 11 maid's qt.n el<'. 12282 with 20'1 down O~C at Sl60,IKXliOffer 3 bdr, 2 ba, F P, 2 rar 1 4 Bdrm $67$ Fenced , ~-..... __. 1•55 Unbelievablefminrl7'"r Singingwood Dr. 12% '215,IKXI Xlnl la:< 71414947104 6468311 gar. Walk to beach yard &t garage Kids & ..-~ & Isl! OPEN Sun IS 1661 Maun<'e Risebng, agt A l>l\iswnnl benefils. · or~ -Sl800 /mo. Oreana pet.I welcome SreS-2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Indus St. See class 1002 (related to seller). CBS lt.1rh111 lnn•,tml•nt l'o Realtv •2l3l 394.371'4 A eol no fee. LAKE FOREST 3 br .. D R k & ORANGE GIOVE "-= -----2ba. nffr sch. &t 1hops. NEWPORT Ha~l~c~3~:{~esbng As~~~1~1~ ells Jusl3milesfromTyler 2BR Charmer. G1ganll<' H1Mt ........ t.adll240 q ui et fa m house HEIGHTS C ----1-' Mall 1n Riverside 95 Den. Frplc gar. $72S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $700 mo. lease. no pets. ~..:2217 0~1111 ..... ,;.......... 3 Bd.rm t • 2 ba condo with H <>.••.uc S 144 900 ,.._...... 1600 acres well mamtalned & '""'~ '"'ds OK .,... ........, Justlisted'Needselbow OftEMHOUSE ... ;.:-;:::~............ ideal for future 3Br + 0en.2Bs lflllc, f:J.1:i9~0_r>et&,., Mf;.iellVltfo--3267 grease & paint' 3 Br, Sat and Sun 9,5 I hdrm. Rare N B. ocean view REAL ESTATE development Sl.000,000 view, private beaches. ,._ . ,_ 2 8 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrge Yard. dbl gar I ba condo Large yard C·t property. 120 front AUCTION atlrarllvetenns St200 Mo •">D<><..ru \Alovenient ""' r HOMEFORRE~ Lo · bl --·~_...,.,. __ . -Ba fenced yard No 3 Bdrm. ~"""' Fene·ed Owner will carry 2nd w interest assuma e ft. OWC lst T.D. Agt. 2 Bdrm. l bath. Kar. pets Wiler pai'd $375 _,.., th. --. .o.9 p a r I n e r l!o!!!n!!!l!!S!!!O!!!ne!!. !!v•!!!......,.!!!!ll!!!!!!!j &7 l-68l 2/6?S.004S Assume Isl. loan loan Nr. So Coast 631·7300 on premises al 201 Ogle stove, refrig, rrvtc. 715 ~ yard" garage Kids & Hurry! Call64.5--7221 Plaza. 1010 MacArthur --------•I St. Costa Mesa. SAT Goldenrod .. S665t mo o . + s~curily . peU welcome. S.S-2000 WESTCLFF Bl. lf37 S83,700. Aat CAHHaY VIL.LAGE OCT 24 al 1::11 PM 12 lat/last S225 security 84M.S2S.. ~tent"L,~no""'r'""'ee"". __ _ ~-7918 blks so of t7lb & & Call Roxy 6'2·4ZlO A hop, •kic> fl a Jump to ........ :_. ._...... 3•69 .. I . TERMS • TERMS • TUMS Newport Beach custom bUJlt pool home. 3 BR. 2 Bath & bonus room . 20', down. Large "subjel'l to" First pl us seller financing. Outstanding corner location · R .V . a ccess Family room-Kitchen & master bedroom all facing delightful pool & patio area for easy entertaining. Call today to preview. Outstanding value S205,000. Suzanne Shuler 642·8235. UltGEHT -MUST SB.L Elegant 80' bayfront home located 3 doors from J ohn Wa yne's former residence. High ceiling:;, crown molding with master suite on the bay und Mr. & Mrs. baths. Spark lin~ pool. galleria. sun room. on the bay. a BR sujtes and maid 's room and bath. A lease hold estate. price slashed lo $800.000 for immed. sale!! Barbu a Aune 642-8235 '°""..,..toW.umnana :\ R TORS Two pri me lots in Orange) INSPECT It -the buch' Only ~ ....... ,..... __.. & ~;;:;;::::."'":;~;.-.1 •A-P•P•E-A•L•l•N•G-a•n•d•I Can11ery Village, plus AM Sale Day. Consists HEAlt IEA.CH rents lhil goraeous 3bt •••••••~•••••••••••••• Afrordablehomew1th3 sucessful business. of 3 unit apt house. Lovely 2 bdrm, Iba, bse w/en<'kling brkk EBlufroodo4br2 ~•ba, HAllOl llOGE-bdrm. 2ba, nl!w <'pts Owner will finance. r ram e & st u c r o \ l>i"""" of fireplare, garage. Walk fireplace. hu1e fenced l&S Am1coa Wy 18. S900 UMDH MAUET Large pool and spa + Pnced with or without <'onstruclioo built in to beach. S725 mo y1rd. dblt garage and 213·S41· S41-41113 3 Bdrm. 3 ba, VIEW yard For the first lime inventory Call Bill 197 1. TherP a re 5 11.irllor ln\l''lnll'nl l'o S49·9322 (ZlJ)G-9666 so murh more' •53&4 ! Br I Ba ror lease townhome in this investor or family Merrell garages and a utihly l--------•l ocEAN SlDE HWY . Rent es63H.SMF tuni orLl\fum.NopeU prestigious private StlS ,000 Driu by room IHIEstclh JBDRM FURNISHED 4bdnn. 2 nu to beach, Stepstobeech MSOMo. rommunity with lenrus Sunswepl m Sa11t1 Ana UNIT A has bvmg rm bchmMJt 2100 S800 avail obw $150 mo A&enl Jud · ~~ court. pools & spas. Xlnt and call us for details w/dbl frplc, dining rm, • •••• •••••••••••••••••• 760-6899 l40·5648 DIC HOME finanriog with large kitch, bdrm & bath assumable loan Pnred -WATI HI HONl downstairs + master OCEAN VIEW CCllWO HiMa11ds LM Brand new 2 Br 211 Ba. HAllOl ¥1EW for Im med. sale al llOMI ~ tee. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I bdrm w/ba & fireplace So Laguna gated Spec ta ~1 a r O<'e an T o w n h o m e o n 4 Br 2'1 Ba. Family S495,000. REAL ESTATE SUPEI c.M. IET AIL + 2 more b d rm s es la le. 300> sq fl, prof views make this 4 Br 2 waterway• 2 blks from rm. Din rm, %IOO sq fl IOGEIS IULn 631-1400 location. 2 bldgs. on upstairs. de<'or SS49,000 Trade Ba home a great rental. beach. H'13 pe r mu StJOO Mo. Orivl! by fi rst 675-2311 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <' 0 r n e r c . 2 UNIT B has living rm & for Palm Springs. Lake Available for yearly ~-22&8. llM Pott Abbey call l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!'I multipurpose ioning di11ing rm, ll.itrhen, '" Arrowhead or income lease at Sl,500/mo. HOMES FOR RENT 752-6419. D 23 1tl 1 V 4 E .... ~UCP '?:a~O'-Seller financing. Charlie down + 2 bdnns & full rea 82 1 eslale. 499-3470, D.M. MnNll ltltr JF & 4 Bddnns S62Sd·S10!!: 4 b r . o a -ho,; e-~ IA YFIOMT' co.or 2 BR 2ba bayfronl co-0p with pier & slip. $375.000 You read it right! $375.lm Ask for Bill or Lowell I Principals only) Redhdl O-~Re,11ty I i7:{ ~ ;{t It I ,_., ocm~ .. E I w 1 s , Tar be 11 . ba upstairs. SSI· ts. 760-0835 enc' Y • r s "' 81y1h1rt1. Avail 1st West or Bristol, 110 oft Realtors, 754-1875 UNIT c has kilch. living garaaes. Kids " pttS Wl!~k In Jan Sl800 mo I Santa Clara,ortPoplar -rm,dinlngrm.2 bdrms S.SACIE5 JAS MI NE CREEK. welt'ome. 545·2000. r r ltase. Ron Jackson This 3 Bdrm, assumable Older h~me, zoned & 2 ba upstairs. <::all for Designers owo home. 3 ~ nofet>. 556·1800 ~1~2 ~all offered at ~r::::.s·:~:J· a~~sa~ fact ~h.:ri=~929 r~~~ 1~:t~°:1s l~as~~ :~:.~!~=~~~~hi; I" ... ---1244 WEITCLlFr 3 i;droc-,m-. OPEN SAT/SUN 1•5 ~nl!r may coop 1031 & & ~ wt unobstrtttled view security, tennis ar pools. 1••h••••L•••k•••••••••••••• t stor) with pool, family I rma11ce. · from Saddleback to the Would consider renting t a U ·2 stor y room. 2 fireplaces, C 21 G~d Coast """A"'"gt""'''-'833-~280=1..___ Aut'tioneer Realtor ocn.ConvenienttoOana rurn w/rent adjust tw11tue . on walH . dining room. 3 patios. 541-1161 OLD HEWPOltT j'!!!!!l202!!!!!!!E!!.!!1!!7th!!!!!11!!!!!21!!!!!S!!A~ ~~~!s~~c~~~~~;.; ~6:7 per mo. Agt :rbp~;,m,;o:l~c&r~~~· ~~..;,tr .St500 Mo llYD. TltlPLX/4 yn okl & <'lur -·-------Adults only , no pttJ -bdtrn utcuuve home TmtiR 1090 8,442 sq ft ree land, S20.000 down . assume · CostaMtlO lU4 I/y r leaae. SSSO . lo · d ••••••••••••••••••••••• zoned C·t. UOO sq ft or loans. Xtnt tax sheller 1714) 671-4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 730·6046, Dons Clark, cocm~n ~ff~~~ l~~e1s FOi SIOOO/MO. display & ore space Pride or ownership. In IJIJI ua.2121 J ur 1i., Ba, rr111c, 0 1w , 1213)373-1320 afl4lr !!'..:.. r 0 11 n St zoo , m 0 HUGE IMMAC. 2br. divisible, w/2 restrooms Costa Mesa. Priced al HARBOR bll·in stove, dbl car Kar. sets. 3 BR Orangetl'tt month.month only Call !RSTOfld THEd PUSS 0 Sl50S0! 2ba, rpl ~~do, pool, +360 9Q ft ol storage SZI0,000. Call Ron Say. pool, patio, e ncl. Pat lo Hme Fresh '75.fU6. 133·J622 ur e u ce 1 , . sauna, spa• more. Isl w / lort. Exclusive Agent 979.5310. ues backyard, sprinkler decor. 11r opnr\ adlt liM·IOll. drama Ur custom home. T.D. app. S74,000. Full offering al $245,000. call s.8-1801 system $800 w /pool comm., all Mnnli\tts BR , ...... -... 2 blksfrombeaehonfee price SIOS,000. Bkr : COltOHA PACIFIC service. Wattr pd. No pets. SU·4148 1 .--.-20t.44th ~.noood •dsiou2rfsrpwlcs'.tb2 851-1360, 5"-482.S. II.TIS 91 •~s A 01V1<11nn or Marguerite 540-• 11ft 833·3307. St Ur::_ Dr1vl! b> tst -V~I! 64 ... •567 ""'I . II arbor lm·~tml•nl Co • $' wkndsm.o745 ~ ul num patios. custom wood Otflttr lttl lshltt ..... 14 7 PllXIS OranJtlrtt toride, 2 bd. 4 Br J•~ a.. Ye:artv, all work & more! Must sell ....................... Co1do•fill•1/Tow• Priced .$400 000 btlow •s 3C 8:1 2 Bas~· n{ A/C, pool/tenn1$, edult, ,.,..kits. Club •. pool this week, will work Mobile"--..._.. fw .. t 700 a ralul ro/ ulclt sale. ..... · · ua, · · 00 • t ba b . 511· e tvn..:.. fae'a. Ooad area. ~1100 with you to keep the ForS• llOO•••••••••••oo•••••••••• app ••I t qp t ti ....... ••••••••••••••••Spa, Sauna. llJSO. Chlld 2 Br. Condo 2 car .-erm.eJJ. Won• u . an u <' u ____ F I• "" OK S49·3232 , -. -payments low. Asking ....................... Lake Arrowhead Condo t ax write -o ff and .--nw1u · · . g1r1g, 11d0 Mo .. 2 br, f be rnc*ile home S229,500.(710S52-4477 . Pvt l akefront lnvealJl)ent. Call Rick •••••••••••••n••••••u3 Br. new kitchen , 71'17$2 -UU o r adlltl'I Oll\y,noptta.or WALKER&cLEER.E. 3 mobile homet. All community, perfect 7l4/760·72.t2 G••"" )102 beautiful home. 1963 213/~·0!87 911,s.imo.S48-4'21S. LIDOISU empty. Move I n family or corporate ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Conllnental. $700. Btauurot ~'• ft 4 ,._ • · immedlattlY. Adults, no t SBR SBA 2 = r•LM aaa-.s 559·5GOI ..,. ICl1 oea~ 811y, lbdrft'I. 3ba. 50 ft lot. Elegant living. pets. Priced from ae ·a~ay. ' • A ....-"""9 ---·--Br. 21;, Ba, Wl't bllt, 2 11· ctur k t•MUI 2·)r 3 bdrm. 3'1\ ba, 3 s24 ,000 to S29 ,000. frple s, lrg ga me rm 71 UtlTS Canyon Country Club Mesa Ytrde 41)drm car1ara•e.ttMl11,pclC)I, IH UTOOirno «TS-iim nreplacea + sep maids 646·8612 w/full bar, beautiful SI 100 000 are,. 4 br, 4 ba, pool, w/pool, J:J p~n!.,__~ Ot<'.181~ Ml·M46 X:l"AN Vlt:W C l II ' or guest quarters. Steps lake It forest view, OWC • • J•t~l· (us"!'.;_~· t ~~~!'. l~~I. ··54&<~ Ranch S11n J o11q_u1• rnt~ vl~w 'rnlfll" ::,.;::~ to beach. Open Sat.Sun 12'4%. $319.000. Ed UXOR~ u 1 s. i.,...,. .. .,, on yr., --. ----• conv. loc. Charm1n1t. ""•Id yrd Brand nt'• 133 U'tidine Owner/Alt 60 MOii.i i Earl, Merrill Lynch. leHt Will Ume ahart Avaal. Nov. 7th. 3 Br. 2 the•rful, 2 ~ &c d•n 1 Br rondo 2 be U:d f7S. 7219 ' On Bay 2 Br .... •.ooo KattlJa, 71f.337-0731 w/re . . f7Hl90 Ba. In CoUege Park, I ~riU& pl l'OU'tf. _N9 Wkt ll'lk' tiff · · SpecllcularVuofNwpt Beaut.2 Br .... tuo.ooo loet51p1AYll. ~ .... ,.._. JIM bloeltfrocntc:Mol N4tw Pttt. •bmtt o11·f'hiN. Alt\J, •1•0 ea Sparklio&Crtyd Pool 2 1 Bd8drm ......... ·!!·~ Waterfroal community 641-6151 ....................... ~~· ~·.larl!.!~11• •1• + Ht lwlt. •••·tut. Ml- 000 ltJ.MO rm "·· .. · · -·-u '3BR Col.s. frocn Cbarmm• Sln-'9 family P1U9· .,.. o. ....... ~l·•t, ~~ --.-im. abdrm , 2ba. fam rm. Nr 8112 Br · •· *4l,lllO *150,000 lo 138S.000, ~~5:.':" ti o m e . A • a I I dqa.a.M!:_'mln.~-For Waif. • Ill; •• J 11 2 la M Its A under priced 120,000. Weterfreet HMNt Aatalllt Iola • owoer mld-Novtmbtr for 1 lroohlew 3 Br 2i.\ 8a fa• Iii••· ~•·ihtru VSlbl ., .. , pl• Sharp! Open Sunday, ._ ua l tt flnuclnJ. mo . a lr+lof \. c.do, tad llllt, ff9k, ~-NeplU • POii Xllll~~ 1·4, u1 Peachtree ..... 6JM4M Ru/aat Shila. Han.-hilal011U! SUOO/mo C11l l11 1750, l'OOl l\ennll. mo Itri. 14••r••. St,•••'• ~ Gl:!fD, p-.sm. Claatftedadldoll...U. ... ... or ti!!.:... 'TSl~dl 511.pw; _____ l DI~-... I .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOTJSundly, October 18. 1981 .,...__., .,.,_, Ale,., .. , Ullfln. 1.... 4000 ....... U... 000 ....... a.. 4J• ...... Mlln 4Mt &.&..1.-.-fh& ......................................................................................................................................... . ~.':'!'~.!1h1" U•fw ti ••4 4'•••• ltw hW .... ••t• U1fwa. Ceete w.. SU4 Mtwwt .._. JHt Room lo l&e c.w. llOule, Cvtllwlq upWet! 11 yr old ~ .. Htlliftl 11». 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PtOI ~ver PC!lJ IU>/mo ~• S2t0 11ar•1• Adults. no peU no_peta. 2u.-.3011 1du1ts. cat OK. 2009 • T-IA Y .. OMT wn •0 r1nc.. mey Tlm• SaVUli' -~ 2S saoo •"'•..AM 1 fV lwnkds 1450 • 1400 deposit oCEANFllONTifr4 Br llhple Sl M&r tK. 2 Br, I Ba,'· tide, adult Lux ZBR. ZBA X\r1 Lr1 wl~\ f~"Q11t•· r= HOUSIMATIS Lone1ome M tnh Guest hou.e' rm w/pvt Blufr1 condo. lbr, Zl,b•, A1ent, no'"' 54HOOO AVlll. Winter. W~llly / $48.S8Bl al\ 2pm $Jo,~: 1~.Ji: r 0 i 1 I Iv rm . Overlook Ing ~:tll:st r~ P:!l.JJ?S D.4134 t:'"°ic~ WAit t.o thr rny ba • pvt mt. H 8 , ll-25 ~=~ ~~',:~nfnc~ ~i{. CHdoml I Month~. 6'1S.78T3_._ FIM llMT 2 HR t 8~. or S. Cat Pl. & ~:d~;,,!~:d ~!~kl:ll wkl}!S1 /evet. • Roou;~w: N.;: :7 1r•, WO. a.mt -wltdy~ 1'1 t4l'1323383 ,_.tlttd l400 t br, lovely furn, pool, TOMOV.1 Santa l\oa Adil only Adults U OOO mo BackBay,pvtrmwlb!. ''GayRoommate 2b 1b j BBQ Furn 2 Br. I Ila S300 l' v e II ' wk n d ~. ••••••••• .. •••••••"••• •pa, 1ym, aec. 1uard Ava II now' t Br. $525 ~1241. 975-1107 117SffiL kit. priv., carport. own Coni.ctServlcd" r rie a.S~~::S . Mo Female. CdM CaU 1714114q-81311 S3tO NR SC PLAZA so. Own/1 631~ cuport, poo1 ai lauodry x8 tnlr1.Jm.17~1 L a r I e • t G a Y ~ --Naoc 7'!1!:.1111. __ Studio w/b1rkyd, f'urn Y early leuo 2 Br Adult.a nopeu S4lHto V.,..._Mst ---M a I e I f em a I e Reap. penon to tbr 4 br Laree Back Bay llocne 4 8111Cany0fl3br .3ba . Z semi rurn Tennla, fr Le ara e 1595 M +.'29$ depo&ft ~L11,i" Collef.e P\ · 3 bdrm, 2 • NIWPOITSHOIES Roommate Service In hae w/pool, lrplt, tttc. Jfr 2 e. PoC)I ·, fp , 11olf t'Oune view, poJ>la . sec:' much 21t ,iafSt~ll·2tt4 o. l9th.St.~ ... td·1 •• :>c Bltln1tove& 2 ~r. ~~s~mmty z rooma In 4 bdrm So C1lll. GR.C. for Nr So. Cout Plata. laundry. mo••· utils.· pool, Jacuu1 & hlnn1s more. M17ID8 ~-· · ·--· ----shw asher Mic ro. ~ · ..... "' ·-. · house. Tennl• co urts\ rental needs. ll·7PM '22S/mo. Dlane$40-7363 Call 631.a!O cts s1soo1mo 759 0279 C -7 L 1 1 BR Versailles, pool, 2 Br wt111raae. Adult11, aUo. 613-347364.S-7738 2 Br 1~ Ba Adults. no pool • (213)0).3040 New;>rt" Condo to ilhm ---· Hl'I••· :• Jae , sauna. aym, 24 hr new crpts. drapu, ... ._ pet.s $425 201S "thy Br 8 Sharln& • Bnterl.lvm1 H.-..Vltw U.f•a.td 3425 He . auard SSSO patio,wattrpd CaUlS "r. Stop ~2682 I --wi emale,3 2 a COAST Vitwhomew/Sbdrm,3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6316666 638·4120. 1 bdrm Smgle person . -To employed Lady, Ind~ g~ragt & pool. HOU$814AllS bit Din nn/ rml rm IE OMl OF --21619 "I" Santa Ana MGS $350 mo+ sec 64S-M63 ~e11n view Condo 2 Br private Br. & Ba. f11>lc, A va•I. 1mmed S32S. $lt90tmo, community THI LUC-11!a'61 IBr, I blk to buy & bch, 2619 "E" Santa Ana SC7S 2 ~ba luwnhouae t Oen $750. Ad.ulu , no separate din1n11 rm , 6,iO-~ Convenient roommate As 1 •. l "' "'" '400 mo yrty 2Br S800 _.,Vi 11 •.• 70 "' :d pets. Savage Wilde Cn h 0 use ho1 d pr 1 v w ed h personal protllc! aeme s n, poo • ennis Rent In Co:stu Mesa's mo Jones Realty ...,_,_cl!> 1 -~ r.1&sls• «', 3 )'e1&rll old, 67S·9006 · ed & 1' A ProlesslonaJStrv1ce ant roomnuit~ • urt Dn11 4t4·12ff co u r t 2 2 2 O r or l S • 2 B Coodo s c yard $550 call Dick ul overm patio poo I& 2 bdrm, 2 ba rondo --Aberdeen 1213, 32H 65S NEW E T gated 20 673"'210 _ _ r. · nr 1-998:7300 da 5 640-2426 EASTBLUFF Spac:IOUS l WO meld UUls Corntr For Protesslonsl Villa Salboli. Next to F' ahr 3 Br. Apt. CM afl 6 PM & weekends TCownhome VILl.AGE 2 BR with garoge, ...., blk ~::3cb~:0:~19.~ evb & wk~ Y · Br. Pool, patio, view in Rutland & Mariners. People Hoag. FJ)(, micro, air area. 64'·5413 S·9PM LUXURY rondo, 3 St, OMMUNlTY Z & 3 Br. lo -beach. SMO/wihler. -· 1 -· ----pleasant area Single 5_9·4077. cond, pool Furn S3SO Wknd 1nythne. 2 B 2\.'J Ba. 1600 l800 sq. fl. 8 u r r White RI tr SPACIOUS & SUNNY Nice 1 br. gar .. crpts, adult, no pet.a. SSZS Mo Private Furn. Room & 3 orrlces to i1c re en. Early AM , art S Liz Fem , non smoke., no .., a. nr water. F p ' or Pure I u x u r Y ~ 2 BR. encl gar upper drapes, dishwasher. 644-4767. Bath. Rerr1ge $275. c b e c It re r • • & 642·9572 J:t.a "' NB m.. lit &r $900tmo AJ!li!3_9060 Garages, hydro-tubs ln v . D1W odlts no pets s:l20 Art 5i..!IM-l299. ---E d Cos M employment.will match --'""l....,•t 673-2Brpenthouseforlease, master suite, fo rmal ersa11les, decorator . $425. ME-SA VEROEtwo Waterfr~t. 3bdnn. 2ba, asts1 e, to esa you with the right Profns1ooal rem wants Ul.:.!"' . ...,,. ·--- spec lac u I a r bay & dining rooms, wood rum. pent.house/studio, 548·9084 540-5446 bdrm. adults, no pels boat shp, no pets, SllOO Adults 00 645-0lOll. Roommate! same to share 2br • 2ba. G.,..... ocean vus . $1000 burning Cireplac:es, ~1-6735,1·327·9107 S37Smonth.S4S-4083 673·9127or613~. S190 t share util, 2 sty CM Apt.near OCC, ,_,.._.., 4HO 548·0S8I micr o wave ovens. Sub·lease Comp rum. 1 OUllT&rlJVATE · --Brand new twnhme. 2 pool home. nonsmoker 300ayGuarunlee 28·35, rel. req. $282.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •NEWPORTllGTS• fenced patios & yards bdrm, Greet loc. Prefer Ll~e new Bachelor, I & 0... Point ll2' BR. 2\IJ ba. 2 car gar, 842·2S8_t _ plus \.-, ulll Alls ad * 2 car garage 10 CM . Private elegant Living I lady. $550 mo. 2 Br Apts w/gar or ••••••••••••••••••••••• walk to beach a: hosp A~ea College Par'-.,,,,,, .!86 642-4300 24 hrs___ ft om p I. en closed 3br. 2ba, gardener. nr I UCEANVIEW Tn I I • " _,,, -' beach. frplc, •du Its. only lS minutes from 644-11046 art 6 PM c:a rport Ba conies· ·eve · S 9 0 0 m o . C a I I Mo tnclds utJls 5$7 2783 253 off with lhls ad Reap. rem. share new .$125/mo. 751-5266 aft S700/mo 251 Knox Fa s hion Island. 7 Ll!.t.5 IG -. --patios, pool, spa, bbq, deluxe 2 Br 2 Ba 714·S4S·7Wevs or8Sl·Sl17 plush twnhse, w/resp ~m:=... ----minutes to S.C. Plaia or ~ EI CAHYC>tif laundry. lush shaded Dining rm & frplc. S62S 0 1 k · ... F 64~lll0 usoo Mo 3 Bd 1 d · 8338673 W.ALKTOMllUCH Male over 21, run house rwtcJeCo:ISl-77 4 w or 1 n & ,., I ·Single, nr Main Beach. O.C. Airport. Just east r m . an scapuig. blO & up. -=~ ----priv. $125 Mo Unbelievable rooms. Laguna Beach, 16$/mo Lovely. lge 2 br, 2 ba or Newport Blvd & 50 Townhouse on golf Mature adulls NO Nice 1 Bdrm, Stonehall &r 3 BR, 2BA, new carpet, condo, ocean qew. of San Diego fo'rwy course 2i., Ba ., sep PETS MesaPines,2650 Golden Lantern SJ75 pa i nl. llle. rrplc , 543-969'l MASTER/VlSA overlookan& brook & 4lM-*4 macro, a c, SS.SO Sandy Starlin g at SlOOO a d1~ rm New carpets & Harla. 549·2447 or mo 496~---dishwasher, pal10 mo Hotels, Mohfs 4100 Accepted ~:ie;~al~l~oolS3sf~· Office • ...., 4400 6426149 month 631·>139 2473 parnl.Seenow. 545-3115. H flt •-&..ll .. O mo.545~~llg!M_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• N ttCMarea 7f!0..804S ••••••••••••••••••••••• O A (: t 26 Canyon Isl Or T h --B wt ""JI'•~ ,. 2 BR S600 plus ut'I 1st 511! .t. 1 .t. •tc o-• Male 35·45 shr Sbr. 2ba · ---1617 WestcliH. N.B. Want LIDO ISLE range ve., os a WESLEY M. TAYLOR own ousetype opt. 2 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• . i . . "-Al.At\ M •a. b s e n r S C o Pror. lo share my home, flnanrial U11t 70005.f. ~e!rod~~:t sn1e5~~ Me~aESTCUFF NB CO. ~~a:eaoJ!~~d:~I THEWHlffU1:1H ~~~1~S:eXn~~36' ~~~~en~ls~~o~v~~ Plaza l Frwy Spa pref fem. Pvt entry. 1st floor Agent 615.=1692 ____ Beaut 1200sqf\.2BR 2 2111 SREAJ-TOff:S Hll Adults.~ ... ~J2ll> ~~~~!bt~u'!:;~;~ Adultli~1ni.2BR2Ba. Phones in room 2274 ~21~4~i*j.share utils ~~~c·~~t;5s!~i~h~: 54l·~~OIT ' 4 Br J Ba 2story w1lh Ba, fplc. dining rm. an ,:;;quui 1 5 USTSIDE Br Well decor~ted. no pets SSSO mo Isl, Newport Blvd CM Male/Ftoshrfum 2br. evs,645·2834 "ii;"'" view, guard gate. pool, refng. Adlts, no pets Newport Beach 2 8 r . I II) Ba Olympic size pool, last &sec 6Jl·209J 1606 646·744L 2 ba Balboa Isle apt. House to shr. CdM , nr ~~ I en n is . $2000 Mo S695. 640·78.J!.. __ 64._.910 Townhouse. all built ins. lighted tennis court, Westcllrr Dr 1 NB -Lave on Newport Beach Neat, nonsmolter, prof. beach. pref. F, mature Spa c 1ous execut1 ~e 544.5403 Moc'4rtt.rV"llocJ9 ----patio/yard, rrplc:, gar, Jacuzzi. park like 1200 sq n 2 Br 2 Ba SIOO wk Pine Kn ot _S320m<!:_l!!L6133208 grad s tudent or olf~es ac.ross fromC11y NEWPORTCREST I BR pool lenn1s & .,_, .ti SmallpetOK SSSOMo landscaping Most frplc, dmuig rm. pool Motel. ~W PCH. NB carttr-oriented. S2SO + Ha ll All aer v1ce.s 3 Br. 21~ Ba. DR, Frpl, club , $450 • 646·4380 U L ... -1.&......~ TSL MGMT 642-1603 beautiful bldg m H B W ESTCLI FF $695 00·044~-f Ind lb e pc r f e cl i,., otlls, ref. 673-0877 .available. 'optional B All t 642.~ · ' ••-•·---~19 640-78!L_ • Roommate fast From 225 sq.ft. up al ar. gar, ennas, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..Mo. 2 Br. I Ba. Apt - ---0 Yocohoe R...w. 4250 ,. 0 m P u 1 e r 1 z e d DANA POINT ble •ul N nnnl S8SO 21~693·~7. _ Easts Ide Condo. 2BR Garage, washer/dryer. WALK TO BEACH Apt. or mce space neu " . reason a ren ... s. o _.io=.. • G -• llOZ H H 2 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rcnlmales Ultd Irvine Share house, avail. now. I e . d c 11 Weslcllff. 4BR. 3BA. 111)8A Frplc: gar S650 IMrVI allbuilt·ins.Smallch1ld Bach .. stove & refrigti oag osp. erge OCEANFRONT2&4 Br. B111831U57 4962969 easer quire · a pool. Xlnl schools. $1350 mo. ' ....................... OK, cal OK Only 1 year All ulils paid S32S Mn rooms + kitchen + Avail. Winter Weekly jS'1·500l · ' · -=61.:.:3,_,·3002='----- E S17s Sunny studio .9719 Id C II ( • .,., 2•u: • ..., """"' bath 800""' (t Call Ed p ( Female for Lag. M, 2 br, l ba house, walk mo Call v~S48-4287 548-3561 ° · a or appt """--"""-1.:!:1"""" · ..., Monthly. 673-7873 ro to beach, CdM, $337 50 THE llGHT PARK BRISTOL $230 lbr w utils! lt7515 TSL MGMT 642-1603 I Br $410 + deµ I Br Wei~ 673·~10 SK.I PARK CITY, UT N1g condo Pvt bath & I 673-44.\1 SP.a.CE CAM+L RlOMT HME S32S San Clem lbr #4924 1 lfr attractive private wllofl I '-7 Ba $515 t 11 Bdrm 1 bath u n And stay in luxurious bdr?'. $325/mo. 495· 1580 ut=a s:.:... ==--=-= "' ~:~':°~e;~~~e4 ~1~~ ~rbrsr°~1~;~: s:~~~: ~~a~~~;':~:::: ca ~ pets f d 0 r apes : dep Frplc. d w, pool, I Peninsula $400 mo. util private homes Our <!ls, 49S·519!1eves. H;,U:~hi.n ~~~', 31:~~g~~ THE RIGHT ;no .. 1st & lasl Gwen 645-9442 ~2br in<.:M! 115408 stove/frig, gas/waler laundry fat•ll. nrj paid 675-1642 non holiday rates for 3 FIM lo share HB apt 2 washer & dryer $250 PRICE Henry Mesa Bluffs. S47S San Juan 2br 1196114 $335. 646·9429 5~'!& JWJ_..oo56 OCEANrRONT to S bedroom homes BR I Ba, pref non smkr Mo. 1nclds ullls Landa GUAIAHTIEO! Richard Sowers, Rllr Unobstructed View Rentimes 631·'5M Fee Newer Easts1de 2 Br 11., I br. 3 blks to bearh. no Lrg 2 Br 2 Ba duplex with varyang amem1lies $200 mo + i., ut i I work 558·2023. home 300 to 6000Sq. Ft. Pnme 714·51l8-5674 , 2 slory, 2BR. 2'"J BA. lolboa I..._. 3106 Ba. Townhouse, patio pets or children. $280. w frpl. sundeek. freshly are 548·5554 759-1165. Waterfront offacts an Sea view 4 Br 3 lla, Frplc. 1093 MSesa Bluffs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. no JM"IS. SSOO Isl & last t SIOO dep, painted Yrl)' $925. Agl Sl2S·S200permghl Wan-t -lo share 2bdrm ale/Female Roommate Newport Harbor wilh famLly rm, dining rm. Dr. CM 7 25 mo. New. lge 2 BR, 2 Ba apt. 546·9950 av!_il. ~-7357 675·~3?, 644.9060 S600-S800 per week apl in Newport Beach lo sh are house w f 3 boal slips available. •· h I h 542 7429 eves SS8 0797 Fireplace. pool. p\·t 2 br. patio. gar . nrw W tclff .a.-Sl200·SllOOper month Need respon M I F r · I 4 B Plus a long list of ocean ... na g t 1g I • · 2 parking spaces. no ~S An:"G LuceenProperty Mgml roommate. 23 30 pro essiona 5 r special amenities views Pool & tennis Messa e pets Adlts S650 yrly palio. dishwasher. on crptg, redec. S4SO mu large 2 Br & 1 Br 1801164~. PO 1854, Contact . Mi chelle w spa. Hunt. !kb S27S Terrific leuin1 terms $1600 pr mo Bob or Lovely Wood Bridge 673-1714 or67S-958S E.side. all m x lg 1 & 2 $36·SO_!S, 12131693 7~0 Pat io Pool Adults Park Ci_!y, UT84060. __ 673.8040 before Sam & Mo 968-1734. now available. Call Dovie Koop . .\gt Condo 2BR. tBA . 1 _.,,._,., -Br garden apts From Readv·Monltt! 64S·81S2 MIF Roommate needed Tod 1 759·1221 Tastefully decorated Ill ~ ..,...., $445. SS7·2841 lmmaruhte 2 bdrm. I'• . Rftltafs to~ 000 eves. ~fl 10. lo share 2 bdrm, 2 ba. ny . --Earth tones. Levelors. Lux 2BR, 2BA. Extra 2 Br. H'2 Ba Twnhse. b a H un 11 n gt 0 n ·~ pb:k t~ ,ti;'~~~ e ~a~ho ••••••.••••••••••••••••• N.B rondo to shr. 3 br. 2 furn. apt. on Balboa 1714) 675-1662 HorborViewHomtt new plush carpets & lrg hv rm Overlooking gar. patio. quiet Landmark Condo kitrhen Yearl' Chnstaan Flo shr big ba. 1 roommate only. Island. 1330/Mo + loatS A•....,! 4 bdrm, ram rm. din rm Pool $625. 857-2384 Ba Y Se c b Id n g lifestyle. mat"-adults. · house in H.B No pets or M F SJ2S mo + '" t I Y I I "Montego" Sl200 mo . 833.9509 752_8318 Underground parking "'"" Washer & Dryer. 2 $325 mo 961J..826J • u ts ear Y ease l.d ..... im med <1c:cup Super --, - -Adu Its S 1000 mo no children. pets. S500 patios. wet bar. bit m K Ver:.a1lles spacious 2 Br children. $27~ 968·3880. ulils. John 642·1954 e.Y~~ Qebbae 673-2957 Offlce for LeoM family home. R.E by 2br12ba, form. DR. pro 675.6775 MQ. S48·S479 & O. 2 rar gar SS75 per 2 Ba Security gale. Shr lrg luxury home Little Isle Lido waterfront slip ~·um 2157 sq rt office Sharkany dee SC Plata --Roomy 3 Br Townhow.e mo 1st & last ! S.'lOO rlubhouse. ocean view w prof person I.st last Responsible male to avail. Huge. rurn 12 desk + reception 752-0l§§. Kids1 pels OK $650 Deb olboo PtMtwla 3807 n pt 1 n quiet ad u 11 ~er de pos 11 Ca 11 $750 Mo 557 1997 t dep share furn 2BR 1 BA Luxury condo. ut1I mc:I area & managers office 4 br, 2 ba +den xtra br. 631·6990 --••••••••••••••••••••••• com PI ex New I) 17141759·4381 As!. for 4 Br 2 Ba 2 Sloq 546-3428 upper duplex Garage. pvl Rm & Ba SS50 2 ronference rooms lovely pool & spa, xlnl NEW Harbour Vista lux Bay Suie 1 Br S45() redecoraled, fireplare. Mr B!.Qgham <.'all 8 S Yearly. Good location New po rt Be a ch . washer dryer 0 n 675·4140 or 992-4620 Ideal location orr Npt family environment 1 b r condo. Hunt Ocean view 1 Br. SMO enc:lsd patio & garage BRAND NEW 2 Or 2 Ba. S900 Mo Broker 675_491 ?.. We st c It rr S2SO Mo Wa ler·Grand Canal. 2BR, 2BA. Pool, tennis, F r e e w a y C a I I Next to par!< & schools. Harbour area. 962·4914. Adults. no pets, Savage Adults only Sorry, no ~nclsd garaite. stove & Female. lovely 2 Br 2 $375 mo. Yrly Wknd"s & $207.50 Non-smkr Cahforma Commercial Must take over 6 mos Vacant 2BR. 2BA. D p _Wilde & Co 675-6006 pets ~ Mo. 645-3381 d1w, SS2S Mo 536·2456. 2Br 2Ba Dplx. c~e lo Baths. ~ool. 631·5489__ afl~~7~ 7588 641-00& Broken. 641-0044 c:all btwn 9-5 l> 536 7979 beach. 2 car garal{e. rem a in in g I ease No pets 1\50 mo OSO Beach yrly Lrg deluxe. J --frplc, dshwshr. SSJO mo beginning Nov. 1. only V1e10 Properties BR. 2BA -.tgar S800 3br.2 baaptnrWilson& 2 Br 1 Ba m 4 Pie,'(. 6751642 S 1500 759-8049 or 951·8SSS 675-9797 21J.58S-2111 PlacenlJa Cluldren OK. garage. ruce area :'\o 760 9204 --.L -Move-in l'OSt $970, rent pets '475 760· 1713 & SOii c~ 3876 __ . --T -L $275. Nace Bachelor, resp $475-$495 642·6153 833 onon ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 3 ba, beaut brand ow-otne Adull. no pets. Ul1ls · --· '""°" new condo Bnck frplr Ullfunils'-d 3525 paid. 106 E Bay Ave I br, unf. carpeted. 2 2 Br 2 Ba crpt d" TOWNHOUSE8 2Blks $900 675 • .,.,.., cars allowed no ""~ · · from Bcb 3 R. 2BA . . ........, ••••.••••••••••••• .. •••• ~9 ... .,.. er mo •;•.,.J780 ... ~ encl gar, upstairs Nr downs tairs I.Jg In rm -JBR. 3BA frplc, pvt yrd . --_,., ~ ""' beach S4SO 842 8032 I 2 BLKS FR BCH Upgrades. Nr SC Plaza aptstr.lo leoch llll . -& frplr. modem k1tt'h 3 B 2 8 r 1 $795 8St-9990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DelMu 21R 2 b I ks r r o m Br h I upstairs. $650 + S8SO . r a. rp c , ---pac:ious 2BR. 2BA 2 story, 2BA Yards. Spacious 2BR. 2BA I dep . (Refundab le I dishwasher. oven range. Duplex apt Enclosed decks. pallos. built m, Enclosed gar Adult:., 498 5262 pvt t'omm. 2 car gartw Dupltxe1 ~ 3600 gar & Lawldry Lots or ga rdener. kids pets OK no pets S. J cpted loft. fenced yd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Storage No pets S635 Lortt Oa}s ~lW97 C~s.__... 3878 Lse by yr $875 mo Deluxe Duplex. CdM 496.1542 542 2l7I wkdis S47-9S71 Eves. Wknd·~. . ..,... ~ 631·2069 ____ Townhouse Style. JBR. --" ----546·5434. '"lite 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llODEGRHVIEW 2~A. frpk. built in COf"OftO.iMcr 1822 2-Br-wdofl . attached ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious view Condo. HVH 3 BR. 2 BA. Fam. kitchen Lrg Balcony. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. w'd hook.ups. WOODllJOGE lbr .. rp .. pool. close in Rm Gardener incl. Xlnt Laundry rm S900 mo Large 3 Br 2 Ba. lower small yard S600 Mo SS9S per mo 2 bdrm. 1 San Juan shops. trans · cond No pels St375 962-1~~1·1456__ 3 blocks to beach, 832·6320af\6or9D4-6917 ba,95HS<3Btrd1e _ ::iu~~ no pets $475 Days 957·1100 ext 212. dishwasher, frpk. soft 2 B-r -, Ba $4so NEW Condo, 2 Masters Eves8S7·~ Aporfwlntlfw'flisMd water, patio. $850 Mo Matramonio ron 2 + Den. AIC. 2•,., Ba 5-taAno 3880 3 Br. 212 Ba. Condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease. 67~157___ ninos 2043 Wallacti Gar. S8S01mo. ~-4718 ••••••••••••··~··•••••• Huge Master Br. View. lolM>a Island 3706 Bachelor, So. or Hwy. Costa Mesa 548-1546 &I Lake rront CondolBr 3 :r, c~~1 air rood . $700 Mo 213 1129-0446 & • •••• • ••••••••••••••••• patio, no lulchen. $300 631 ·2150 Ad It I • p I a u ls 0 213 372 4755 Eves & Cute small 2bdrm, Iba. mo. ut1I incl. 613-3415 323 E l8lb 2 Bl J&r~u.: ~~~ sa~~a· _495-'ll67 Wknds ___ ::!e~7~~ SS50 tnrl JBR Townhouse Apt. 21,., garage, 2 kids rOK. c~~ tennis. f~Uy l~cape<t° Tntt.. 3890 BLUFFSCONDO . ." BA. frplc, enclosed pets $445. Large I Br. 1 S485 Mo SSl -5810 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm, 2~,, ba. fpc, Furn. Apt. L!t~e Balboa pallo. 1 blk to Bch & car garage refrage I 542·0848. Loade9 w/extras! This cedar paneling, patio. 2 Island lnvltm.g. 2 Br. &hops. Appl accpt child OK $410. Sie~ra Nu 28R rondo stunninc 2br. 2ba comes car gar. pool $850 Mo large panel«l livmg rm 3u ." e" Marguerite Mgmt. 64Hl2'. W complete wlall major 7~0080 w r rp I c . 1nterestln g CdM 673-71&1 -. ood bridge· 1 i., ba · appliances, garage, pc>0I decor Great brick · Stunnmg larce 2 Br. 2 patio. S650 & more' Only S425 ' 3 Br. I 12 Ba. Bluffs patio. garage. Avail. Small lBR. S °'·Hwy A~ Ba. Garden Apt. Pool __ 61_3-94-4.:!. __ 116344 ~~~d~J1~~.s~~g & Nov. lsJ.:.~75. 675-3680. ~is.~· ~k.;cl gas. S435 Mo.:J.lQ~. 18th. St LllC)l90 leoch 3141 Also· cozy lbr w 'yard & lolboo ,.... 3707 -=::i.=--NEW BREED APTS 1 ·•••••••.••••••••••••••• pool, only SJGS• 1183113 SUWIMD ••••••••••••••••••••••• loclM6or ~· l BR with LOIT. $480 Ocean View Deluxe 1 & _Renl1mes631·4SSS Fee BeautifulexecPortofmo lbdrmapt S200mo.AU1Ailitiespd Frplc .. rtt room. pool. 2 Br. Apts. Ne.wly Large 2 bdrm."' ba. wioutslanding view 4 SJ7S lmo Walk lo beach. Ref. jacuiz1, gas & water decorated. r~frige . condo, k1d11 and pets BR, expanded fam rm. 675-8996. 549.9322 (213)426-9666 paid. Adults. no pets dishwasher, d1spos11I. welcome. Nr Newport Co mmunaly pool & ----1 br,1 ba. soSt,iz Avocado 393 Hamilton. CM heated pool. elevator. Freeway/McFadden tennis. Sl700mo NEAR BEACH! 645-4411. subter. prkng S8SO & Call Rene 754·0225 4 bdrm, 2 ba. liy week (off alley), no pets, -c 11494-8083 Joann Akerman or mo. 673-4586 avail '350/mo. 6'15-661l ~ .!._ --_ wkda, ~™ aru __ 1"itte ~ Corp Costo MtM 1724 I Br patio. garden apt mleatiB,Hf Mtwport llMctt llH .,. t....ts ~ Walk to beach. Laundry ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Uafw-:llshtd 3900 675-7698 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f · 1 A ·1 o 21 ... , ... ~~s PAI llWPOI ---B h I led ac inc va1 1 . A Aft,_..., I T ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bayfront. Pier & Slip, 3 ac: e or apt. c~rpe · $525 Mo. 760-6810. · Beautlflul landscaped S E A W I lli..I D B r . 3 •1 Ba N e w 00 cooking, furnished garden apt.a. Patios or 1p11nart.lft f'lll Kitchen Completely 642·3'7Ml Coste MtM ll24 decks. Bool & Spa. " " IWltftl.l VILLAGE Rerurb1shed. Carpel.lng. LOCJmMI leodl l741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• covered parking. Heal New l&.2 bdrm luxury Drapes. OH -Street ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE home pald.AdaltB,nopet.s. COUMTRY CLUB adult apts in 14 plans. l Parking. Yen Lease Furn lux studio, spa, TV. atmosphere. 2 & 3 dllt 1 BR. S4ZO.S430 LIVIMG IM Bdrm from S490. 2 bdrm $3000/Mo Bkr 759·9100 maid service, phones. a ts. No · 546-l034. 2250 Vanguard, 540.9626 rrom ss7o. Townhouse --IRVINETERR Sl2S wk 499·2227 HEWLY DECOR. NEWPORT Crom $640 + pools. J bdrm. pool, spa. new Mtwport lfodl l7H 1 Br. gas pd, enc:I gar 2 BR. 2 BA ssi5 BEACH t ennis, waterfalls. decor S2000/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d/washer, pool. Adults 398 W. Wilson. 6Jl-SSS3 ponds! Gas for cooking Waterfront Homes, Inc. 642-5073. An adult community on & heating paid. F'rom --673-6900_ -z Ir. I lo .... .., t h e B a c k B a Y San Diego f'rwy drive 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br .. den, fp., wolk to beach, tennis & golf. Nu dee:. S673. mo. 492-7913 •Resort living at its finest! J tat $450 rents this spaciom 3br home with lots to offer the family on a budget 114930 Plus: quaint 2br home w. gara3e only S37S! •4924 Rentlmn 63HS55 Fu_ SotAL..-lZH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdr 2"'1 Ba condo. ocun & golfcourse view, pvt comm. 11000 4~·!655 Wn ... lhr l2tl ~· Wcalf'ield Spectacular Spa, 7 North on Beach to Newly deror Gas pd swimming pools , 8 McFaddenlhenWest on encl gar. pool, dshwr fAMl.Y AnS. lighted tennis courts, McFadden to Seawind Adults. 642-5073. Sparkling clean lrg bike trails, putting Village. (714)893-5198. l Ir Towllllw apta. for families with l green. Bachelors. 1 and Bachelor Apt Yrly. l blk N I d pd or 2 children. Near 2bedroomsapartments, B h S ewy ~.gas ., dt nh f to c 250mo Park. Heat paid. No an ow ousea rom · encl gar .. pool, dswhr. SS30tosumpermoolb 631·6.223. Atler 6. .. Adults 642-5073. pets. B unn I •EAA·AOUHO RJN: 2 BR. 111, BA. SC~ On Jamboree At 2 drm apt ,,,,,,,.,., yr y. ~:' .~~::;·~~~ sra~~us ~ ~r·J.Ba.,~. 2 BR. 2 BA. SSlS San Joaquin Hilb Road ~p a c : ~ u SM ,new I ~ Bruoch • BBO's • · · · 398 w. Wilson, &1l·M83 (71•)644-1900 ecora e . a ure cp Parhea . Plus more Laundry rac., pool. li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IOceanlronl for Winter only . Play a Really GREAT lllfa!UTIOfl: 548-95S6 E.aide 2 Br 1 Ba dl(plex, Rentals. Furnished It ~87.;.:;3~·1-..900"'------ TeM1t•FreeL-" VILLA COIDOIA 1 child oil. sgl car gar, u n furn . Bro It er ..... 4000 !pro & pro ahop) • 2 Spacious E. Side Apts. SSOO. 540-3666, 548-4-471 675-4912. ••••••••••• .. •••••• .. •• HMl1'1 Clubs •Saunt En c:l ga r , p at 1 n. eves/wltncb. Laguna Beach Motor • Hvdromassage • dabwshr Ir stove. Most E &..,..,..lDE IP 8 Rb V erssasi IOI es . Inn, 985 No. Pacific Swimming • Ootr tU ( No,,.... ""''~ ent ouae, 4 per Cout Hwt, La&uoa OrlYlng Ranve U ree. r-· Spacious 2 br, n1tur1I month Beach. Dilly, Weekly, llAUTIFUl APTI: 2 BDRM $C75 wood ct 11 l n g a ' 644 -5369, H9·0U5' Kitchen 1v1Uable. Low S•nvtea. 1 & 2 Bed 23Z3 Eldm Ave. CM cabmet.a, prv balconies, 7 51 9 110 645 8242 rooms • Furn11hed -----'M2·78Q5 utilities pd. $565 /mo. : O~/ enl ._._wi_,g"'"'le-..r"""rl=t.tt,_*·5294 &Unlumlshed•Adllff Lrg clean 2BR, u r . Pl aaeca.0~1.:_1660. Balboa Inn. S90 It up L1v1n9 •No Peta • idultl, no pets 1435. l llDIOOMS weekly. Kltchennette. Modelt Open 011ty 2178 "B" Placentia Two h•n• z IA1"S ocean rront 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 to II 2 b tb 2 t N HOME FOR RENT • MS-7913 1 1• 1 ory. o. $611 MOM1'H Furnished Room St1S 3 Bdrm. NSO. fmced Oakwood L • r I e 1 b d r m Cesta 111;::= rno. 129 3Sth St. lower Wilt. Mo. SSO aecurlty dep. yard ' 1ara,e. Kida 6 a.dell Aa*tlMflt• w/di1hwuher, u rport. dnt cond. Avail. now. inc1d11 l1Wldry fac. Ii peu welcomf. MS-.00. New110ft leedl N. ldry rm Westlkle. s.oo. Spacioua 2br., encl. 11r.. (213)•.tm . utlh. Ptm1le , non A tat no (• 880 lrYJM 111i~M ~ adult•, no pelt 1420. Rutltnd Rold. Wtttcl.ltr t mok er, no peu. (71") 845-1104 Open S1ttS11n 2-4 321 BR C.lllOI HOME FOR RENT I Br. I 81. Small 11rd, afoote Vtsta MM>l~ Area. UGO mo. 1 • ...___._........., • ....._ ___ _ ' Bdrm. Pool. S750. """°" leecfl I. 1arare. No pet,. MOO Communb pool. Walk Nlte furnltbed room In reted J ard tJf1race. 1700.1611151 ~'tff te1111 llo. W1 "A" Hamlltoo. l Br. Apt. W\fum. S31S. to 1hoppln1. C11l prlvate ho~-~1t1 '". '~ Wfkome. , .. •(7•1•'l•M-•.11_ ... , tU·07 U bt•n 9·1 + $300 l«Ulft.y depotll. l15·tHt, IU·MH or 111•1. Call lfter·~M. ·-·~.olet. 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NoSteam/NoShampoo ::?••••••••••••••••••• H.cty.. Hoetcltmt ••••••••••••••••••••••• S6SO Neal, complete stripping Call Si·ott ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Custom homes , SlawSpeclallst.Fasl PETS"R"PEOPLE .............................................. BRICKWORK· Small Freettst,refs8S!7292 645 93" Arsen 5 ~uroµ~an ......... framing, remod, French dry. Free est, 839-1582 Boarding & Grooming JACK OF AU. TRADES Want 11 RE ALLY Joba. Newport, Costa lnternallon;il Pi11n11ue "41.ster/Repair tatlonnii for men & ••••••••••••••••••••••• door.. skylights & patio ROBERT'S CARPET "'We Care" 546-_M Plumbing, electrical, CLEAN llOUSE~ Call Meaa, Irvine. Refs lllgb Quality lnt/~xt ••••••••••••••••••••••• women 1~0 Nl'wporl Dnveways, parlung lot rovers.MS-36.2 __ REPAIR Restretch "---ol-heating Odd jobs GinghamGirl FTeeest 6'15·3175 _Frce~S56_1631 Neatpatcbes &lexture!> 111\.'d 6463400 repairs, seal coaling. • ... ,w 638 4068 ., •• •123 ---E-. t 193 1439 Tia. S&S Asphalt. 631.4199 ROOM ADDITION relay, aM rep11r6 •••••••••••••••••••••••i· . ~" -HAITMASONIY SainlLaurent&Sons ~-'1--· --·. Uc. R SPodeECl~AUST 673-8490 ORVWAL.L/ACOUSTIC HRo:p~::PRPLOUV~~fNNTG ~~BIN'S CLEANING Brickwork. blO<'kwalls, Best in Paint & Paper PL,ASTE.RJOPATCHIN(; ····ril.~:iN;;:.:.u·ku··· ALLSTATE PAVING em . decks. C ..... /Co.cnh t4.yrs exp. Fully tic"d & • , .xrvlce a thoroughly wood fences. Concrete ~·~ 631 1351 nttexl yrs ex1> II k 'd G ' d homes. free sl. Juhn ••••••••••••••••••••••• insured. 5.12·5549 heal 1 ~ g. carpenl ry, !_lean house. __ 540.085! pat Io 5 , comp 1 et e Neal work. Paul 545-2977 A an s. uarantee i~apl:rr~~ln~or:~.if~~~: Lie. #410!Q>. 661·1301 THOMPSON'S -DRYWALL TAPING ~lee. llle. f'ree est. No Expertise Housekeeping, landscapes Lie. 368294. CantOftl p~ ED'SPLAs1'ERING Refs. John 8931667 Free est. 11397362 IOOMADDITIOHS CONCRETECONSTK. All lextures&acouslic. Jobloosmall.645-2811 supplies furnished, 648·t59'1 --~X~!/~~ ~~fs4Col~r AllTypes lnl orF:xt Tra•el Senlc" 00-818t concDre1e~ ~~.~alls uN·c 0 . 139 0 3:113TOOS MZ-8482 Cree est. Kevlll_675-~ c:~~~7 P~i:,,~ tru5twortht_JIS7·~ Brick Block-Concrete e_wrt 963-00U Dirk 6:4~ 8258 Restunos ···sc)ufiiA•M•ERic~··· "'r~ tnDlS...-vwo -J B MALL Drywall/Plaster We Drywall ·Stucco -Ttle CleanUeYourActCo Very reae.Lic,bonded RENTALSPAINTED ~ TRAVELSERVICES ••••••.••• .. •••••••••••• C._. ~ Brk & Blk Lie 351449 patch any.holes fast $40 Remodel. J B 646-999() Housec earung, apt.s & _8ob548-7650/SJ6.9906 Perfect, prompt. reas •••••••!•••••••••••••• ~ly spec1alt> Call Tery Blbysiltmg, my home, J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dale,home~67 min L ie 405544 -- ------offices_$3S. 631·1993 Custom Brick, Slone. Se•!!d.ePn!A_$36480tl Drains from $JO Main Jack52nTours 7590873 yr & up, OJ' Victoria. All lypes-k1lchen, bars. Ans. 83S·2Ul2 ~R 2313 631-243() ci~pe°t,try Etertrical LET THE MOUSE Block. Concrete. Stucco DIAMOND•PAINTING from SIS. Plumb111g Trtt Sen ice C.M.642-84112/64&-5'159 garage units. Day CONCRETE WORK &ectrical _D_a:~or~tk~;~~~7 CLEAN YOUR HOUSE. !kfs. Freeesl.S49·!M92 free e stimate~ LO\\ repairs. M&ML642903:l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Childcare, loving home, 6'5·6521, eve 549·1685 Fou!ldations, sidewalks, ....................... Cull Sue, 851-6878._ MARBLE·TlL&STONE cost McCORMACK PLMBG TREE DESIGNS hf~t edlunch.rd~~p~ns. Ca--'-pra.1tc1ko.Ll~cla.~ .... c...'!setvoems ELECTRICIAN priced RESID.ICOMM 'L GeneralHoosedeaning In cl install pre Cab _M9·2'7S6,evesG4S&l4B 24 HOURSERVICE Pruning.Seulpturrng .. nc ya ........ ......., ... ~r.;;: ............. b """"'........, -right, free estimate on Complete Maintenance Reliable · References frplcs . 645·5602 , Painting, lnl Ext L1c.•29tJ78 6759t!M Top.Thui.Removalis, B b · F h d hd d f1oo C---1 ....._ large or small JO. bs _"~I....,,., _Own lr1ns. _962-05_1_0 ~3·634·0140 • --_Clean·U.2 631·2.SIJ _ a ys1tt1ng Cull-time renc rs, w rs, ··-c •-... ......,, Comm Quality Ins ~ my home M.ar O.C.C. ' moulding, shelving. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie. 1'396621 __ 67~_ Electncal-Plumbmg Holiday party time 1s Mo•lftc) Free est. Prompt SVl' TOP HAT Pllllftbing i..-indow CltanMcJ 54&8653. R 0 u g b & r In Is h Hansens Ceramic Tile. RESID /COMM "L Carpentry, rough1f10ish here' Let us clean I ••••••••••••••••••••••• J 631 S.507 Sper. ID restaurants & ••••••••••••••••••••••• RN w/nursery exp will Complete semces. Free Uoors. showers. tubs, Highly qual1C1ed No job Roofs.Masonry.Stucco Rers Cyndi & Aimee. PADDED WAGON im ·--commem;il work Lie Original Window Washer babyaityournewbomlo est Bonded, llc'd ~allaft 4PM.~.s280 loolrg/small 631·~ Re'5. 540-J987eves ~:1.696 Movers AllPamt111g tnlS4SOex1 •40U21 6J6.l!tm Avg3brhome.S3S 644-4015 Cl 'f'ed Ads ,,.2 5678 ---------c f I Court $650 Neat. romplete --631 7698 3 mos, any hrs, Corona 8551 1 .,.._. __ Go. •llMCJ European Cran.sman AJI I Ex llousecleaner. Rel are u · eous Free e~ refs. &I 7292 -- del Mar. 673-6887 a..... Serliel'I .__... SerTic:es ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs. Big or Small. Call RePr·. and Che~ 4JE.:.40S6 =.,'!••••••••••••••••• ~:::!••••••••••••••••• CLEAN·UPS/LAWN _!ftttr._6PM.964-5231 Free Est. Svc 24 *A·I MOVIHG• OLYM"C P.AJHTIHG 'oe.~:SclliAJte/ ; ........................................ -.............. 1 Maintenance·Landscp I hrs. 955 2418 Top Quality Special INT. EXT. FREE EST ••••••••••••••••••••••• : ,.., •• '..9.1.·u .. .,..,., ••• uf'.Io1 : Free esl 642-9907 HCll"dwood Roon I Housecleaning 1s our rare in handling 2.S yrs lllGH QUAL WORK "'·-ts CIAaned/Waxed · ~ • Cl -.-..--••••••••••••••••••••••• bus1nesi. Call Jamce's exp Competihve ratei. LOW RATES 554 l90J .,... ... , ' STYLE CUT SlO • eanups Tree Trim g HARDWOOD FLOORS Raggedy Anns. 9 yrs N ExperieDC1ld lnsu~. ) • Hauling Mauitenance Cleaned & Wued exJ> 675 2.Sl4 ° overtune. 7~J3S3 HOUSE PAINTING Jun75&-Ul8Seves ,'. /, ~· PERMANEMJSJO , Arnu~.548-8414 _ Anytime,8.l2·488J~.:.A •ABC MOVING-Exp , Workguar Freee~t foc*li"'9g t ; ~ 1 MRS CLEAN prof . low rates Quick, Stale hr li3837949711 !1397 I ' N lvanka's : Exp gardener , H~ftCJ MAKE~IT(,'LEi\."' cureful serv1ce.SS2·~10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ii • I t l •• • '" CUSTOM BOOK WORKS : ~;. • : c ean ups. ree rim, ••• ••••••••••••••••• STARVING COLLEGE MOTlCE Prof . & personal i I • ,, HAllDESIGM ! manl. Free est Pele Haul, cleanup.concrete 646·~ STUDEllITS MOVING how Oa1l} Pilot Class service. Payroll, qtrlies. 1 : 6 . 267 E. 17th Si .. C.M ., 64!.:..1096 -re~~=l~~m~2T7~k HOUSECLEANING CO Lie. IIT124 436 1f1ed ads display their AIR, Af P, collection, : " Kathy 54a..ll II GARDENING WANTED ~ ---Eves & wknds. will also Insured. 64HM27 messages w11h leg1b1ltt~ organize records & i : Mowing, edging HAULING Student has dolaun<!ry ~5-~ WATCHUSGROW' and impact? Our ads, audit eXJ>erience. Shoe : Spec001 .... 1~ co~ ot.o 0:1 31 ' raking. swttJ>lllg. free lge truck Lowest rate. HOUSECLEANING Make y~r -sh-;,pp1n g I we are proud lo say, rC' b o 1 systems our : •. ,..,., n -••lll"I•l :" : estimates 64S-4372 or Prompt. C3117S9·t976. Responsible. xlnl refs easier by using the Dall) ally get results Phone specialty. 673-3223 ~-.................................... -................ ; 645-573'1 Thank_t_ou, John.:. _Call 979·97~/968-llj36 Pilot ClaS§1f1ed Adi._ 00 5678 "Let·the Sunshine In"' W•ftf Call Sunshine Window .~ Cl~aning.._Ltd 548 8853 . • CL~ARVl~"'W /1 WINDOW CLEANING Chris or Ttm 966-6484 Wiftdow T..ting ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality suicc J972 -> Free cou11eoui. est f "·'· 644-849-i f or Cla!11r1N AJ Just movc<J into town., ACTIO,'I Then get 11cquainted C.ll with the Class1f1eil Ads A DAILY 1'1LOT Ther re the easiest way AO.VISOt ... 2.so1 to find JUSt the items l!nd services you need ' Offlc•I.., 44000ffluRtllhll 44001..tahW.ted 4600lltisiHts Happy.Ads 5120lost&Fo.d 5300.Jobs WClllted, 7075HelpWOflted 7100HefpWotded 71 00H..,Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>pportwRity 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW,OIT CEKTSl CdM Priftle Loe 250 Mature reliable woman ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found long hair thrown > TYPING · lgt bkkpg m Banking Runkmg Prestigious, full service s/f seeks quiet apt. low rent IHf' l•/ly OWMf' ~AJ'Pt> cat Xtra long whiskers. my home. Free pickup .ACCOUNTANT REPUIUC ROERAL SAYINGS EXEC orfices. lnclds BUSINES.50ROFFICE or xchg in some work Presently closed. 1n '\1·~ T nucryta11.76CHJ614 _ &J!el ~9619 CHtlf SAYINGS HPIESEHT.ATIYH rcpt , sec. xerox, Utilinc.644~ 64().Sl72am eve Orange, 3425 Chapman r. ~ Found blue Parakeet, NURSE. will care for Growing Restaurant has an opening for a Full & plume. Seelling under~round plc'g, t~lex N d rr See Sunday 2--4. SJ0,000. 1 1 s t . A n d r e w 5 elderly person in their Chain in Orange Co piltme Teller Laguna 1ndiv1duals who enjoy & an•"'ue decor conr. ew gar en ° ice, .__H/l11nst/ 752-J936wkdys · Ch h home. liv_'.'::".'•_t.*-~-seeks quahrled Chier publir contact Must be ""' g r o u n d r J o o r '""--_,.. Presbyterian urc , -~~ --A l f c Niguel branch 831 1940, rm. 6"· 7189. . · ,..__,. 634-9807 Sun. 2_·4__ ccountan or orp able to work Saturdays EXECUTIVE overlookmg stream &••••••••••••••••••••••• I J!.ll.646·4646~ Dependaible womldan Headquarters Heavy •M~-Ol!SOH. 0 Ca ll Mr. LeVan : trees. Bristol St belwn lnM Losl. Lrg Huskie type compan on lo 0 e r restaurant acc't1ng /Ft E .E"" 642·7•11 JOO E 17th St SU~ :;p~t fl~ .~·ii.~1~~. o~ 5005 c~~ ~= :~'.. ~\.~I ~~:sle~:~~ :z:7sl~6VIC r:o~nO~t~~ee;~a::: ~nx::erst~r':~r~~~~~~ Bi~~~feot OP'"'rtunity C.M Will improve lo su1l ••••••••••••••••••••••• S--. el .... ~~ etc 4.5 hrs per day mo closings & quarterl)' r-DOWMEY SAVINGS HEIJTAGE tenant 546·9222 or LOSl _NG LEASE, le.ty w Ht. LOST:KHthoed 675·5066 financial reports . with newb' establlshe-0 !=.OE --.. ...... quitt b sl es S35 000 Independent bank . ...._-______ _ ..---497.3551 ing u n 5 • • • female dog Long gre} He. W.ted 7100 t•omputer knowledge a N I ,. New luxuryofficespace ---sellingoutALLsupplies I./ of" of./ ,,B'i hair. black masked •••••••••••••••••••••••!must Good benefits ewport rvinr area 1n lrY1ne's bus1esl Due to m3.J0r expansion andfixluresmcluding Successful attractive face· Wa!> \\earrna Se d & I Independent bank of lenanl, EXECUTIVE Display cases. waiting & k f I " AccowitillQ Clerii n resume 58 ary experience preferred center! Easy Frwy ROW INC . one or the room chairs. Beauty f~ao'!!n ~i:shop. un MAKESOMEONEHAPPY black nylon t·hoker Fullttme position, M .... histor y lo p 0 Box Employment µackage ~::~~a~;ail. now' Call oldest established (19771 Salon hairdryers and { I I { I I MAK( SOMEONE SMILE I P.l~~ecJ~IRl':WARD ' 8·5. Some experience 16908, lrvme, GI mJ3. I n c I u d e s prof. exec s uite hydraulic chairs. Busyflonst.topGarden PlaceaHAPPYAD preferred. but will Medi cal Dental 551·1131 64~4230 complexe5, has offices mirrors. shelves and G r 0 v e 1 0 c 8 ti 0 n in thtS column Lost small tan Terrier. Ir a 1 n Ex c e II en t Nisembly 1 1 n s u ran l" e . Pro r ll •DELUXE OfftCH• for lease or mo lo mo. plants. Designer Will slay on for only $3 2.S. I s"Tolo", M. VI(.' ~ndM& sadvances & benefits ASSB•B.etS sharinhg plan I& good l,2 & 3 room. No lease I en a n c y From A 15 0 • m 3 k e up. S66 000 Call 642·5678 ant a An a , t: ala ry commensurate PACISS growl potenha required.Adj.AJrporter $195-$350 /Mo Services sh ampoo and hair , --6457778 Z~!Sabi:~~;~~:t~I~ WAl&tOUSE 'Pos1honsava1lable Hotel. 833-3'l23. 9-12 1ncld . Recep11on1 st. products Our busllleSS sales dept lot & ~ .,300 Vacation saddened 13 yr J.ong & short le rm I Secretarial. Word Cal1631-97Mor 1s experienced. 1 .--~ old blk Manche~ter CallBarbara,~~l_ ass1gnmentsava1lablt> IOAT SLIP Processing . f!hoto aft.erG, 898-6809 imag111aove ....................... Terrier mull s1ra}ed Accounung Come m today' Hollable wt... yo• Copying, Computer Sw1mm1ng Pool &energellc.Callloday ' Oct 8froms1tter,Santa Staff.Accomtaftt $25.00referralbonus' IHHowdlliaeZ400 Acrounting . Telex . Chemical Service Ana & 23rd. C: M Expanding d1vis1onal Ma ii & Me ss a II e B · L <f • J / /,/ fQUNO ADS 646·6996 respons1bllil1es have Apply at: to 6000 1• ft Serv ice·. Telephone usiness aguna f11f1~111111 n'I'-, #lflll --.,. • Niguel area. No exp 1,b. 1 ARE FR£( Lo s t Himalayan created this new KELLY offkts. C4 s..M or Answering. Fac1hl1es necessary, will train -~~ir•T'v>jt<'irtl'J Huntington Harbour po s 1 t 1 o n Ma Jo r SERVICES ... 67M662. include· Conference s5o.ooo Full amount ,...-f'..tL Vic Ensign Ci rcle respons1b1b1tes mrlude 2J02 Business C:enlt'r STUIT Rms ; Full Kitchen . req' Will net S40,000 + IJ?-J-8'1.91' ~ 8468892 expense reporting Dr .. 1!208 833·144J 1Nr I 7TH Janitorial: Ut1ht1es. Call Collect Mon·Fri. 3141 E. Coat1 Hwy., Cdll 642~671 Found Col tie Puppy clearing. mventory, & MacArthur Bl & 405 COSTA MESA Free Prkng, 24 hr 7 9-6 PM. 4m-S67-0lll other general ledger Frwyl Hrs. 8-5 or 27957 2 or 3 room office suites. days a week access & Jeffrey & 405· Tuesday accounting runcl.Jons as Ca bot Rd.. Laguna Hew .Accomh Hole Teltf' Ttlen Secretns P.ACIRC "A TIOH.AI. l.AHK On Orgaruiat1on 1 171418511033 BANKING SAYINGS SUPBtVISOR Local Newport Beach Sa\·1ngs & Loan has an lmmed1a1e opening for a Sav1ngs Supervisor with mm1mum 3 yrs or Operations & Superv1~ expenence req u 1 red Personnel management . new accounts. IR,\ KEOGH. rollect1ons. and NOW accoun t s Fu l l insurance benefits & paid career apparel Salary commensurate y,·1lh expenence Please rall )is Denny Pans1a 1100 Irvine Ave Newport Beach M/F E.O.E. A/C, plenty of prkg. Util utilities. Located within Mall lox l......L.L. ~ to • --5025 Lost· while ~ Poodle -1142-DK> 1 hey re I ale to the Niguel, 831-0542 <Crown •-I A U C 11 2 · r O C A' rt l ......_.. .._, ._ m 1 x • are a Came ° F d P d I · V 11 Pk i H me . va .now. a min.o . ·"'l'l>O a One of the holiest •••••••••••••••••··~··· Highlands, Cd M. oun oo e mix. property maintainnnre a ey wy.extl rs. --1'!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Realonomics 675-6700 j u n c t 1 o n business opportunities Widow has money to loan reward. 760-0329 brown male. Dobie, ft e ld . BS or BA 1n 9·3 or Huntington l~~~------1.;;;;;;;iiiiiilliliiliiiiiiiiiim E.0.E. Costa Mesa, 250 sq. fl. J.am boree/MacArthur today is lhe privately for RE. Sl0.000 up. No -· b I a ck & tan ma I e act·uunting required 2 Beach Hrs. 8-S 847·3498 Banking Ra$n$ki$nS$$$$$$S$ suite. 1115/mo. Ut ils Bl vds , con\•en1enl owned Mail Box Rental credit c heck . no REWARD: $JOO for Shepherd, black & yea r s general IEL[~The TfilER inc Id 779 w l9lh. St a cress from Dove St Service. penally. Call Denison wallets lost al 5 Crowns brown male. Shepherd a c co u n t 1 n g w 1 l h ·=ir1· FULL TIME 8Sl-S928. 3901 MacArthur Bl vd . •Huge Profits• Assoc. 673-7311 Restaurant, CdM. 10110 X. brown ma I e maint ainance related BONUS OF QM( BAYFRONTOFFICE Suite 211 , Newport •Lolnvestmenl • VENTURE CAPITOL-No quesllons asked. Shepherd, black & tan experience 15 highly "'E<>v•cEc:. Position avail 1n our I Be a ch TEL Wn'te or call for PREE . . . 213 331-581.Scoll female Two short hair desirable. We oHer Equal()p""""'un1ly South Coast Plaza MONTH SALARYI 500 feel, janiloria . 7J•17c2 7l70 On equ1ly basts. New --· t d It •· ,...... office. parkmg, etc. 760-9440 • " · info on how to slart your business ideas. Prefer Lost Lrg F Calico Cl\t pom ers. 8 u "' pup. commpetative salary & t:mployer • TLX 692310 or 277TI8 own Center. a o Cl ware & high Glenneyre & Mountain both female. Newport full benefit packe~e M IF/H Please contact MIWPOIT IEACH Laguna Beach Orrices Leasing Program technology. 8M-986J Rd Laguna Beach. Beach Animal Shelter, Submit application to Kathy Amburge} full service exec. forlease.Motomo 650 DON'TDELAY!! -Reward.4.94-7928 64._4-3656. Howsdl>enn• Attic~ --(11'>54().4066 offices from $397. "On sq rt to HIM> sq fl Call. Mail Call Expres& 3857 MoMy W.ted 5030 u;-sl Penlax Camera. PfflOHls 5350 Tht lrYM COlllpCllly We need someone lo Call" exec. offices from '114/494-7~ Birch Street 205. NB. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic : N B. Goll course ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 061 ,._.. 1--1. h 1 bl · Ids 1 •. .ur.ED crLOOO ~ ~ e p ow 10 alttt' SlOS. Inc secretana. t41WPOITIEACH 92660.966-6417 I .... .:; -Reward842-0l60 ERIC WE MET YOU Ne w port leech insulation ror our phone 1 ns • word 20% Interest m beer bar . M 1 AT THE WAREHOUSE 92LLA processing, Telex. Oelux~. full,se rv~ce IUIGLAISllWAIE orslraighlloan. 1:!\/~~\:rs. g~~~n WE NEED A _,, customers National Qw1p executive or ices or Security Assosc1ates 752·3936wkdys 22nd/Irv NB 7c •. 0112 BARTENDER WITH A 72~Z610 cwompany local ,ortwice T H . E I e a s e , i n c I u d e s d I I 834 9805 S 2 4 , .,.. B l F. N D E R ages & benefits 111 HEADQUARTERS recep.lon. ut1l1l1es. n e e 5 • 0 c 8 · WI.-· --or7Sl·S'119 • • train. To apply c11ll CO~PANIF.S jan1lortal. 644-7722 r:rersetse;t:'~.onre:ohr~ MOID~~ Trmt 5035 My Glimpse o( Heaven. ~ELo1:su°N'~ES~~ ACCOONTING ~1·8808. - -714/8.Sl·~l llniMH lfllhll 4450 s tates one robbery 11TUS Blue Book. Lost on Npt cl~-Auto .,1.._ •••••••.-•••••••••••••••every minute, one ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd . Please Call UICUT1Yf LUI\ LOTPEISON "' ""'""'' Retail Store Best beach m u r d e r e v e t y 2 3 s ....... MhJ. Co. 675·6726. Susan_ --• sum • p a r t I t i m e • ( 0 r UECUY1YE location in Newport ! minutes. Our current All types ol real estate Lost : brown clutrh 24 hour ~RTS Ponderosa Hornes. one rent-a -car co John ~ S'JSO Mo 116 23rd St bu s 1 n e s s 1 s inveslmentssince1949. purse, lost in the '53·1122 MC/VISA of Californias ma1or Wa )•ne Airport area Several offires avail in 675-4185, 673-140~ skyrocutuJg. If you are ~la Huntington West apts .. COEDS.Would Love lo home builders. has an Mon.·Fri. 4 J0.7 30pm · Cull service exec. su1le IET Al. SPACE interested ui lakmg on z.t T1)a H . B . 8 4 2 9 3 1 s . Party with you. Call Sue o P en 1 n g r or a n ~al. 9-S. S5Hlt~. loc. nr O.C. A1pporl 900 sq. fl S650 mo. the m~st advanc.ed 642•2171 54S.06ll REWARD! orDebbieanytjme. Ac~ounl.!~g CHlerk Banking '1S2·0ll69. H bo eleclromc aecurity hne Lost ma'le cat. white 95.1-9363 wor--.ing Wh.n our ome SAYIHGS NEWPORT BEACH Nr Great exposure, ar r wit h t u.II f actory WEPAYTIIE MOST ---~~---~rallngCenter. co•-not Blvd. Call t · · d 'f For your TD's & nole11. w/grey spots (fluffy) PSYCHIC &SPIRITUAL un.n. O.C Airport. 340 lo 1100 RA•looomlcs 6?5-6700 r11n1ng an 1 you 10/9 vie '1\15lin Ave & CONSULTATIONS Pacific Federal Savings SQ rt 644 T122 ..... possess an ncellenl Al Dennison Assoc 0 I 6*«J01 The positloo requires a & Loan has an immed . -CdM Prime Loe. 2SOO IQ financial and buslnH5 673-7311. g e. Uc'd 714/895-2275 mmlmun or 1·2 years qpenmg for I Savings NEWPORT BEACH 504 fl. Great Show rm background as well as Lost. Lhasa Apso F. Looking for non-straight accounts pa yable Counselor al their San No Newiiort Blvd; 180 exposure. JJibted Roof thetypeolbwmessman ~=~a/ • Creme . "Snoo'ky" male lo stir mutual ex Per 1 enc e Juan C•pistr1n o CALIFORNIA FEDWL S.•ilC)l&Lo. 695 Towne Center Dr Costa Mesa, Ca 92.626 Equal ()pPortUnity Employer Banking TB.La Pull 11me open1n1:. related expertl'nce necessary. UTILln CLEIK We seek personnel who have energy , enthusiasm l who enJOY working wtlh people ••fl. at SIM. Sierra Sign. Garden View. that de1ires 1 Ptnu•/ REWARD ! Kid s relal lo1uh1p. Stu Construction and/or branch.Thisperson will N11mt Co. &41-1324 Parldng. 673-4120. $lOO,OOO+year lncome, Lott & ,.._. Distrau&bl 53&-0321 552.5886 earl)'. am only. retail sales acc<\.unls be responsible for the E lt c e II en I sa I a r y. llunlin1ton Beach. 419 OtriceRetall,960sqft.or we woul~ be interested ••••••••••n••••••••••• Found : 81.k male kitten SodllC... 5400 payable experi-ce newaccount.sactivlly ln outstanding bellt!rils &c Main ~t. 380 sq. fl al 753 sq ft. oo busy El In hear1n' from you. •-.c....ts 5100 at Adams School. ....................... preferred. • the branch . The ~ofl~ sh~ingJ ·~r $19S. Sierra Mgmt. Co. Ca m ino Real, San Capital invest ment ....................... Approx6JDOS'SS7·4019 John Wayne Tennis Club We provide 8 Cull successful candidate kerview P ne ac e 841-1324. Clemente. Allowance re q uired $35,000, $Clllllrft Found : Cockapoo Full Membership, S800. compensation/benefit will have 1·2 y rs. E .. ~PMEllC•11r.1 ------~-•I f 0 r t e n a n l secured by Inventory. .....Ul.J Samoyed, Queensland 6'4-4414 bdoreS:30 p 1 ck 11 e P 1 u 8 experience in new "' "'" ·•F ull Servlre'' lmprovement.491-"510. We welcome active ,..__ Heeler . Doxie , outstanding working accountswithasavinp STATEIA.MK Executive auil e in .. • businesses. that would INWUW Schn a uur, Viula, l il:hr 1• & surroundings. Please ai loan or a commercial SOO ~ewport Center Dr LAGUNA tillLS OFJiCH Experienced Only •Teien full & par1 time For intrrv1cws, l:itll Carol Thuyns. 830~ ELDOUDO IAHK E.O.F: Banking 1)8 OPPORTUtlTIES LA~UMA HK.LS OfflCES Experienced P~11tons •Ttlln I Full & Part Time> Ww I mm• !Part Time> NEWPORT CENTER • ......-4475 ronslder div«11lncatlon Jumper-Poat.al -Terrypoo Beagle Mix rNp•.... appl,yto: bank. Salary w'lll be NB640-SlOOEOEM 1f . no• lnchidlng SIOO/mo .... •••••••••••••••••••• Jnto thla fut crowing Parket -Oamblt -Retvr mix, allo cats it ••••••••............... commensurate wit h 111!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!'!!11•-• •A~ HCttlarial services w/ ~~ security indwltry. Call Afraid -Makeup -kittens. Irvine Animal Sdlodl. PO ..... DEROS.. experience. Excellent ,~ ... c~ "'fl"A .... -. M119l llte lo HAllOR "'"8"'''"" collec.l: LtFEJACKE'TS ca-c-·--..O.J734 .............. 10-" A hin.fe benefit! packaae. ·--------·' (Part t'l'l"'I ~,;;,~i"'" . Stores from 644 1-9 2.160 lll009'41-4445 I've always been the '" "''""''• ''" .. ~ ....... :: HOMES Please apply In ptnon'" ,- EX ECVTlVE OFFICE eq. It. avail. for rent. IXT1MSIOM 207 caullour type. Once I Found ~ M York.lei bl& Cotta ac .. CbriJtlan lO' llO Pfe•port Center Dr. 2300 HARBOR BLVD. ASI FOi: WH all alone witb a cfrl O••, freen co tar: Prt..Xhool SpeclaJ Otna Mno fir All Actill wua Cit To aee. rtf SU 3'7. llU Cll• IO in tbe tuwl ol love and NB/l B aruP!rite 7012 SJ I .to,........ (7l4) 9'15-lD rACIPIC ,_.AL N"'I*' 9udl W.71J1. .--I w111t.ed toklta htr, but W. Cat H-. (S NI 0.,.) • SA""5S & LOAM ,__. I • • _,.. •• -:..: ..... 4100 SlaMY lt wutooawkwudwlth Lost: Male Rlmalyan CALLMtSdl 20IZ1MineN DO»Cammo .._ • ...................... ASSOCIA1B IMC. our UFUACKETR oa. l~I WI Nil aolf course Fmidi ~ Private Cerur Ori¥• Capit_t,rmo I.a. -.,. roa LIAS£· Office Cos ta ll ua new uaUCanop Ave. ~.t..a. II-aru . Call 831·9036 Tutorinl TrUtr,t.loOI Wt• Su J1&.111Cep1attano ~ rwll i.-1_-.... ·E Id Ind .... 1.u. -Cllata1'Gli.b1CA.tu11 ....., .. REWARD. u 1 I 1 · Jrvine.CA •m tm >11M200 -,.._ m • ... mera 111t.... ...... -1q. .... .................. n wen \y 111 ructor h ~ p roh u Iona I ft , 0 r eal ar u . If 100're loolUIW ror a • FOUND: SmfU Female from France, M11ter f.tp l °'11tY Emmft r.,..~t.:!!:a.C::. :r~br~u~··~ !'!l:r ~·.r.:s~·: ~.i.:;~.·.~ =~:r.:=. ~:::.::.: ~~r4~~: ~~ ~:nf::. ~ ~~~; 1428 · LonlJ octll ttln . UM. J .O. Pr•pt rlJ --l'llalM II Lr:..~ · ....,ve Su Roqu . 8 .1 . Adda, ID ..... MC. ~-U.. _.1. .. 1-· .. E ·MTUU••·•· 11pi.m.m, ~ -•·m• 1•1w•zm CIMtlll!d,.. •• ~"'""'' •••••-•- •ltc••. 5. .. .. I I .. --....... -··~.---...... .,....,--..... -.. DI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 18, 1981 Http W•t.d 7100 ~ w.... 7 1 ... w..w 7100 .... w... .. .....................•. -.1 ............... !.~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ...... !.~ ~~.~ ..... ?!~ ~.~~ ..... ?!.~ .............................. 7100 w..-. 7100MefpW..t.4 7t00 JAMTOI Photo •·"'LIST"'TI D<;•C.TAURANTHELP Rtt1il i .............................................................. immtdl1tt openlna tor Manlc:u.rilt PIOCIS ... TICH o ff ~rt n. 1,. b, 1 l B:'rtender•. aervtn. Opportunltln ultt 1l .......,-Clmc11/0tntr1I Offlct DllJV•Y/STOCI ... 9'lAL OMCI a J1n11or to work fuU ..,,.. .... ljf C.. If you hive u.J)frience rornrnluion oppor1WlilY bus penona, hattttan. our new~ Huntluton L~,-TIUSTQRlllC• lhet bt aood ••lb f /tlme. 1lnl beneflta llruy flaurt work lime, nlaht•hlft Excell lftlltr 5"'11 with en E.C, C4J •c U, and prof atmo1phfre to ~ 0ptnJnJ Nov tat B.ach combo •tort for w r .. 8aM .. looltln ~~1':.b!~:,-,..:~·~l11~! 10.T or l ·»u 30 49iS E Mutt be p"'ncicnt In frlntt ~n•fil• for 11 n 0 w b 1r1n 11 1 you are a eeodidatt for uper ,uluptnon. £ u rope a a <' 1 I e tllperlen<'fd penonntl for TJ'\lll Officer wit~ t,YJ nJ Cal n ...,,, 11th St .• CM fl1uns, 10 k•y by touch, m o r • In Io and manlrunal part time our color proctuln& Prlmt N s. location NewPol'l B<'h Call lot t n t be f o 11ow1 n II P rob ation 6 Trust DthverymenoverLSfor booklluplna or Interview, call Mike ~xcell work1 na trch poaltlon Apply Startmutnimoreand 1 t TCI0-8725 ca1.11onn Administra tio n LA. Timn lo homea arcou nlln11 uper Vtv11nl t714) 64111116 conditio ns C1ll l6&tlM1Uiken.lrvine keepln11t than evtr nperlence Call CLmUCA.L C M 31m 81m bt-lpful. Ille typlnK F:OF. MIF Tuu ·Sat 1142·0092 EOt~ MtF bffore lnquiootoJen Rettauranl •Dr91a.... Jaaine, ~as. Coastal PAIT TIMI Economy car rtqulrf'd 0 P P I ' Y f o r Jrwulry Sain JoyC'e Photo H u n I , II u n t • •D"'I W.il ~ Ptraonftel Al"/. 2790 Lookln1 for lnterestinii No co llr c t l n11 advaneement Xlnl Sch•rur & So ni HC.-TIONIST Auodata 8317600 or THlllOADWAY •s.lnAoerClertD tlubor Blv~. Ste 207 work ! Typ1 na no $400.$450/mo +bonus company bentdlls Southern California Micu• .... c AProru10 .. aJcolorlab t99·21m LAGUMAHIUS •C•-"d• C.M EOE • ahortband Office fl46.063'7or846-51M4 Informal office C M lr11dln11 Cuatom R1n11 """"' nttds you 1f you like .. ,.... \o appllrant.a louuon on PCH.) days Oe.11 t al c h air' Id I' Call Miilie 11\t-r 9am M1ker5 Ill looktnl( for ~wi:~~· l'~7o~:~r dealln1 directly with llCErnOMST I& lnterv1ewtna for ·C·~ ... cc~ ~~;;~::::,11pe:r~w~~~e:~·~•:t~&.~S:1&11J. assistant. p/Ume. some ~:5800. quallficd profeu1ora1 prderrtd Cd pay nd cu1tomer1 over the Auial receptil)olat -·· ...--Mt-7431 ... ,..,.r . ..., uA.•""". · Salh Peoplc. X nt & counter Must tu~ 40 +tyylnf 1$0 WPM )J -~~ s I & r mrd1cal brntfilA No 1 f l lf nS and mal BANKI NO --OEN T A-L Ot' fl CE Gent-rat a ary Hent' 118 Top Sundays 5/d•)' work wpm . answer mu tlple proceu'ln& tor fast I f ~ rJO I CH Clerical M A. N A G F. R STOP i·omm1 ssion for high week. Apply 3000 (';ht phont' hntt & have • g;ccd office. Xlnt Co I .l:.Ul.Ul.l Cl •fi d E th 1 t 'm j L..vwt11.1r-pro!lurer s Cull for c ti r nic e appearance ~... OC '! • .·,,.I /Pwt n.. QSSI e n us as IC, t' c enl, -".. appt Perry Contrucci 0 a s t w y. d M I Apply · 16661 Milliken nellls. U>catc.v nr Clerk Trainee & oraontzed W/bkkn11 START 5491424 · 614-8022. Av ,Irvine EOE_M tF. Airport. Merrill Lynrh I • 4 rtattlng :Savings and exp. 4 dy wk. Prl v11r & EARNING Mt:t1lANI<' Reloc»lion. . Kolldays. Send resume M a c G re a or · 8 • 1631 Plai;Uu Mixer/Operator 7S2·CTl<J7· ,..rank1e DtSHWASHH Thl!I Jg a perm1nent fl time po11111on beglnnlnJt 1mmed WI." ofler xlnl benefits & working cood.is. THE llOA.DWA Y Appllc1tlons wa ll be taken on Oc-t 21. 22. 23 from 91m·l2pm at ALPHA BETA 19440 Beach Blvd. Hurtllngtoo Beach ~ual o~~loytr !~ 'joa.! bis fllll and part The C I a~ s Ir i c d Will contact Write to ,)"lly S"'r·•l"t'". C'lln off"r JOGGERS!!! Plaren.tia, Cotlta Me80 for adbeejve 41 coatuig __ EOE Ml lt' !'" .... e openings for Adv e r l I• In ll P O Box 1560 C M "" "' .. " " mf" To mix resins, ;• . llfl'I In Its beautiful OepartmentoftheOally 92tl279983,800.Careor youimmedlate,extmng Morll'ls needed All flllen, pigme nt!! & l!CEP'T'IONIST • t !ta Ana otr 1 c e Pilot has an opening for DJ.il}'.Yilot News ai>er te in porary positions l)'pes Men, woml!11 & c a t 1 I y st s 1 5 3 7 P a r l 1 I m l! r o r ',; perience ts a re s pon s ible ,ne · -~ .... 2 when&whert'youw;int EAIMSSWHIU children No t'KP nN· Monrovlu,NB prestigious sa lon !' J prererred, ideally in a enthusiastic person as si.gner n""""' male YOU JOG!? !>48·7762 POW Someone who enjoys '· •s.iJ.. or bank. We orrer clerk trainee Must !l551Slants. Fordest~ner •CLERKS b y pa~5ing out 0 OtD people. & can h11ndle Apply tn person , Mon.fn, lOam l.2pm or b y appoi ntm e nt S86·1901 ROOFBS All types. 3 yrs ~xp needed Great pay & extra benefits Contact Mike or B.L642·7222. lop aalaries and creat have previous office JOb&, travel. Flexible •TYPISTS handbtllli on your route' M DRS/ESCORTS Special event company busy phQne. Must be benefits including : experience including hrs. 548-3823 •SECRETARIE.5 Altn Females only need 5 m 8 tu re • fashion conscious • Pard career apparel t>J:ing and use of l,0-key DIETAIY ASSIST. •WORD PROCE.SSORS ll(lurly waae + bonu!' 953-0071 se:~~s~~I: ~':°mnse ~o; Hours Wed·Tburs-Frt • Frte parking a der If you hke to PITime Fn .. Mon PM Nf:ws DELIVERY operators & cashiers. at 4·8. Sat 8 s Apply tn work with figures and shirt: PITime Sat·Sun Apply at Ideal for ~ lookmg 2 Sam. M·F $100+ wk lhe Lagwia Ill lb Mall person : R 1 c h a rd Please apply on Wed , Oct 21, from 9::Ml am to ,3:30 pm FIDELITY FEDERAL S4"ilcpcmd Loe. AUii. 2700 N. MaUl, Santa Ana An Equal Oppl y Employer want variety we will AM shift Bayview KELL y for GOOD rlayt1me _ln..._CM,N~ 9538110 12131.S87-llOO Collec_l Ouellette Beauty Salon. train. you for this Conv. Hosp. :nssThurtn SEIVICES hour11 "1lhou1 a full Newspapt:!r. r 1T help ~Not CemerQG_NB pos1l1on Excellent Ave. C.M. &U-3505 2102 Business Center time Posiuon weekends Early A~t POLAROID IECEl'TlOHtST co mpany benefits Or , #208 8331441 INr Inserting & l}IDI? Special events company 1nclud1ng medi ca l. MacArthur Bl & 405 Cd 6414113 ~-0637 needs Sanlas Home For stoek brokerage dental. lire msurance. DIEnCIAN.«EG. rrwy l Hrs 8-S or 27957 v1s1ts. offtce parties. firm in Newport Center cred1tun1on,elc.Oppty. For 82 bed psyt'h Cabot Rd . Laguna MOON etc SlO/hr phis Al1>o Duties 111clude ph0ne11, Cor advant'ement Call hosptlal in Dana Poml Niguel. 1131 OM2 <Crown LAI TECHNICIAN SUftEIVISORS openings for cashiers & heavy f1l1n g, light for appointment for TakefuUcbargeofbusy Valley Pkwy exit> Hrs S mall eslabltshed Noon Su per v1~ors camera operators Call typing Mature person mterv1ew, 00.4321, ext. Dietary Dept incl 9 3 or lluntt nglon mullt·plant adhesive needed by Huntington collect l2l~J58J.JlOO with neat appearance ?77 planning, purt'hasi.ng, Beach Krs. 8 S 847 3498 company neech capable Bearh City School Ot~t POLAROID S850. 760-1818_._ D ftilot We n eed a strong "KdlyG111" routine laboratory $4 35 hr Apply 735141h needs Santas Home HOST£C:S s uper visor with a ~ quality l'ontrol tests & St H B SJ6.88Sl •~ Or~COCHt budgeting & personnel. IEL[~The person lo perform 1'1 lo 2 hrs per da) Special Events Co RECEPTIONIST/ 330 W Ba,y St . ~""""' bOm" IM>hnil·al proJ·ec ts · vtbllb, off tee parties. Personal assistant to C M creative & raring ' "' h r BANKING osta esa,CA92fi26 altitude . Th is ,Fqv•c e:c;, 111 conJ un cti on with NURSES.AIDE cti• $10 r lub Call successful, very busy Part Tillle E'l!l.al 01>1!ll' Emplol'._e.!: challenging position EqualOpPortunity man u r act u r ing fem ale for relief dut) to d a Y <" o 11 ct' t executive, Mus t I.It.> --------·offers outstanding work Employer operations Some Care for alert t'ldNly (213J~7 ll00 extremely attractive, l , Teller LEGAL SEC. environment, oppty for Ml •'IH knowledge or chemistry lady, $4.50 hr N U ftOSTIMG CLERK superbly groomed & > * * growth & xlnl benefits. essenttal Min $4.50 hr area 64S·3963 needed ror electronics have a v t v act o u ~ th , I TRAINEE Capistrano by the Sea. Apply National Casein, d1str1butor located al personality. Duties 't Laguna Beach Good 496.5702 The lolboo lay Club 3435 W Ma cA rthur HURSIMG 3170 rullman, CM 111clude light secretarial nce·has an immediate h typing, dJrtaphonel"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Currently lln open1n u Ulvd, s A. RN's. LPT's. LVN ) We L' t I el l 10 extremely quiet. • Jjl.O&fotforaTelltr elprul, an swer ing•~ fora " havenumerou.'loppt'ys c.nry ev post ion prettyonegirlorr1ce+ i , elienct is needed, phones WtUtrammthe DO-NUT MAKER. ftorftr _ LAHDSCAftE r or Ii t' e n s e d :dva0nfe~:nr 1 Pl~:s~ cons id.erable local 1 erably In a bank or legal fteld & general New store operung soon MAIMTEHAMCE professionals on all d riv 1 n g Bene fll b i! . 1 Satorday work office Call Janine, in Laguna Niguel area IWlouersd7n~AsMda4)~SPM •. For man Tr a in ~ s hifts. Jo:xper 1n a call Hamilton Electro includelotsofvanety & •; wjlf ue required. We 540 605S. Coas tal 49S-S284or49S-2688 ' "' Depl'ndable, hard psychiatric fac1l1 ly Sales 714 &4l l8SO for freedom, great starting i· of(Jr a top starting Personnel Agy . 2790 Drive r 1-;-w tru ~k Thursdays off workmg. m111 I yr exp desirable We offer mterview pay & unlimited growth I 'ala ry. p11d t'a ree r CH~~boErOEBlvd . Ste 207 nat·bed ·exp., over 21,' ple ase call for Jn w working knowledge compet1llve salary & ftroductioft Artist poten t t a I G o o d f p parel and fre e " good d d of lawn!> & ~hrubs xlnt beneftt.smau111que Adv agency near OC education. stability & parting, and a beautiful Free toap.plJcant.s Custom ~~v~ ;:1~~{15 appoullment 9 :io.5 PM English a must Start setting Capistrano b> A 1rp 0 r 1 n ee d s se If· motiva tion A work environment 1-lml!!!!!!!!!!!!_mlli!!!l!l!l!!!!!l!llll!!!!!!!!~ Monday thru Frida). .S800 $1.000 per mo Pd LheSeaHospt 496 5702 Production Artist for MUST. Write ver y PI ease ca 11 Gen e : C•/Typist DRIVERS WANTED 645-500() Extension 521 lfoladJ) s & 'at' a lions. Offu·i• paste up & fuush Must detailed letter mcludmg FnzeUeal l7l4)494-7506 Part lime -Tues and Earl)' morning home ho:.p ins a\all Orderftrocn · have 1 2 )rs board am b t t 1 on s for _an interview Thurs 95 Wtll tram delivery L.A TIMES GIR L FRIDAY Bu~y lnterv1ew!>byappt onl) Cleft! MltCJ exper Start S6 50 Jon qualiftcalJons. personal appointment, or apply 1>4>5i2A lrvlfle & Newport areas yat'ht sale. office M us1 )1 on F rt 646 4 7 7 1 1 Gothold, 9S7 1314 desert pt1on & desired during savings hours c 0 mp an I 0 n ~.~2~.,; mo Je ss type & be good Wtlh Lloyd!>Nurse11 ., Mu:.I hlalve pdleasan • riy salary WnteBoxll!MG, at ....,., . .,....,,, pu blic per:.ona 1 Y an e>.per ... rope Mmu1cri-Dail P'I t PO B v •1 k Ch rr LEG ... I SEC'Y deal111g uhth th4 pu blic y I 0 • OA 'ouse ei'per au eur ELECTRONICS ft/T 6758711 A-. -· ,. Large orr1 ce Id g 1S60. Costa Mesa. CA FIDELITY for widowed elderly f 0 r 5 k 1 1 1 e d & GRANO OPENING t-:ntertamment & tax Tkh1s pbos11t1on require:. to requires manager to 92626-0560..: __ I ad y L 1 v e 1 n N C 1 r altorne)~. 2 yrs exper ey a t tty, some typmg handle a1'counlmg and FEDERAL N k semi-skilled or we train e w a 1 0 r 11 1 a R k II d I h on sm r Waterfront C · b k 11 equ1re~ attenPlon to :. 1 :. an tte P one admintstrallon or bldg RESTA URANT h P appltcants w good math orporat100 rea s a d k E II ..... r S .,. _.... ome. vt rm 646·6565. 1 d S etatls Salarv lo $1200 wor xce ent u.:ne tb o p e r a t 1 o n 5 flY -<<7 9891 ua ...,... background. Cal1r Atr sa es reror s ept h · d k ,,,, L .....,..,,.__, _ d wit 3 mo re,•1ew & an wor environment R l':. pons 1 bi I 1 t 1 es L-'"----National Guard Prior pro uces 9 mtlhon 1n 1 --1·--------1 1 s be n e r 1 t !>. Ask for Ap~ Y 111 ""rson full mclude maintenance & 310 GleMeyre Street 1· military helpful ''all sa es upcrv1sors earn r -. C :: " 11 Mehnda !IJJ.1066 an part time pos1t1ons sel·ur1t.Y contract Equal Oppty Employer O"'PGRY ion C i n d 'I G e h r i n I! 0 v e r 5 m 1 1 on ·1 bl 800 E D 30PtCIPM d 714 /979·736.1 Accept1n~ qua lity ~EGALSECRETARY ~~aiS~nt~ina yc r rm~n1ag1emanl. lenantl ST AR'r IMMED. applil'a nls to supervise Super. thoughtful boss • a t on s . r e n IEAUTY ASSIST. HO ~VD£A NEC. llm•.•E•L•E•m-•ll-•IC--•I Orange county ru11 needs your xlnt legal Office help wanted t•o111ect1on superv1s1on: 2 full time assistants llOAl"IOllL. now Mr Bi sson at exper. & oHice skills. typmg. riling. P t1mt> uti usage monitoring; 11eeded for busy Irvine WIU TRAIN 546·1791 0 S4 SO'hr 642 347? f1n anc1ol reparl prep CARL'S JR. HELPS MAKE ENDS MEET! THE llOADWAY El Toro Rd & S D f'rwy. Equal Oppty Employer RESTAURANT Catering hrm ha) opening for re5pon adult to operate Hob3rt auto s licer & learn portion control Exp prl"f but will train 9 30A M t o 6P M , Mon-Thur 6PM lo IPM Sun 979·0741 for appt Lon's_Kitchen Restaurant Openings W•'d lb to lnh'vdilce l""' to... IOISltGIOY! . and one of the many restaurant opportunities we have avatJable No exper1enct' required We w1I train Please apply from 2pm 4pm WAJTERS WAITRESSF.S COOK TRAJNEF.S 7311 Ed.tnger near Gothard Hunlmgtoo Beach COOK TRAJNEE:ci CASHIERS 335S s. Bristol Ave near MacArthur S Santa Ana WAITERS W AITRESSF.S COOK TRAINEES CASH1ERS 4SOI Campus Drive near Verano lrvuw equal oppty emplyr m r Sales Ten M gt tratnees wnted S2SO per week No exp nee Call 71U42 9096 Ask for_Ms H1!8,hts SALES Immediate openlllg p11rt ume reader ad sales at The Pennysaver. All you need lS a friendly smile, clear printing & good spelbng. Come Jotn us. Apply in person 1660 Placenlia_~.:....- Sales A GREAT OPPTY lli wa1lmg for you as 11n Indu s trial Sales Representative with Lubrication Eng111eers. In c ., America 's fa s t es t g r o wing lubricant marketing company You don 't have to be an engineer or technical person to-e nJ O)' a challengin g and ftnanctally rewarding rareer selling industrial lubricants to businesses ri g ht i n you r community, and you will be home ever} night We offer excell~nt 1·omm1ssions and benefits Sales t'Xper1ence or mechanical exper1enre 1s helpful. but not necessary, because we train you 111 lubricant salesmanship, lubncant products. and lubricant applirations 1n a thoroughly profossional, company paid program On thl! Job training follow s, right in your territory SALES n e P e r s o n . An·ountmg background pbop.CarltonHair Grocery Clerk wanted 40 non s mokrng ofc 1n OFFSET NESS a mus t Previ ou s MH34.1 $14 400/YR Man u r act u r e r . s hr Part time or full Newport Centrr. l'Jll OPERATOtl property management Carl's J r would like to 1--------• help you make ends No inves tme n t ts necessary, except your fulJ.ttme effort, and you get an exclusive, fully-protected terntory with hundreds of prospet'LS for products that repeat and repeat year after year You 1411 1 r epr esent a company on the move. the qoahl) leader tn the lubricant field for over a quarter t-entury uly ' • representative with tim e No n union 6442644anyt.Jmt• wanted for tn hou)c ..-xpr helpful f'orward p'-9'Camty's expa'nding lines in ~3253 Liquor Store Stocking & print shop m Ne"port resume to ad a 751. meet We ha ve 1mmed1ate Fl.:LL or PART TIME e mp loyme nt OPPortun1t1es available ' Flltest 5aao.. electronic romponent) Hair slyhst . sublea)e & l' a ) h R e R 1 ~ t e r Bearh M1111mum I yr Ua1ly Pilot, Box 1560, ~eeds hatr stylists, To Stcart + ~ seeks sales engineer be you r own boss o perience necessary. exper on small offst'l Co)ta Mesa .. CA~ a)umpoo person & 171411474132 tra inee Attra ctive Newport Rearh Two t11cr 18 Appl) bet"een press Good compan} p T Earn extra Ulcome ' ltssistants. Top Salary '---~~lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I commission rate and stations now open Call 8 & 3 wl!ekdays 1888 benefits Xlnl tax ad\ an hrs Rive Gauche, NB 1-be n er t ts pa c k a I? e Chu ck 67 S 204 Ii or Plarl'nlta, Costa Mesa ARC AMEllCA nex 960-6489 -· ii• iiiiiil540-.aliliill~177~--I C OOI( o I f e r e d F o r 5S2-024Hor a pet lJQUOtt CLEllC (7 14183).3232 Kffrl ASSISTANT MANAGERS £? Part Time for small appointment call Ha lr styltst. r time. Ewerienced rulltim~ EOE /\fi rm \('!ton '*lldlpr/lft,_.•I• convalescent hospital 894·7257 Manicurist. N 8 CM \ppl~ 254.1 E 17lh St f.m11I A/P , AI R, payroll. Must be expenent'ed 1n area, 17thSl S48 9344 c M fltime. Apply 111 person 1 n s t tt u t 1 on a I rood i---------1 I be Village Inn, 127 preparation Apply at Factory EOE HOUSB<EB'ER arine Ave .. Balboa The Gardens . 4SO 4 da}s a week, 9 1 MACHINISTS land. _Q lennel'_re 494-lm~ ASSEMBLERS l..a&,una HJlls 1131 ~ '9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ HOUS8CEB'ER PACKERS needed r or busy IOAT MlCHAMIC Coat Acco.iant ,...,, needed for detJtl rralt w or k Must be pedecttonists Piece 14ork al home 498-1983 9 ~Cathy PART/TIME Work from yoor home, P /TIME EVEHIMGS c~ Y oufft Ccsrien Adults with outstandmg attractive personahttes who enJOY work1nii with 10 15 year old youths l::veninj.?s &-9 p m Call 642 4321, ext 34 3 between 2 p m and s p m Ask for Andrea We o rrer tllt'ellent benefits. super working <'ondtltons and good pa)' Starttng salar) S4 55 per hour I needed for satlboal Sl.000 J12 yrs cost charter club in Newport accountant exp Typing, Beach . Will work on adding mach1rs ... by pumps, engines and touch. some 1:oventory riggin g. On the Job control. AtP de A R & WHSE CLERKS ~r~f:s:1~nal ~n u~c~r>g~ MACH Op responsi ble. with own Con~1der Joining the Rorkwell lnternallonal "Know ho~·· Team We have openin gs for Con\'cnt1onal Milling Mach ine and Jig Rore Machtn1SL~ on the Spare S huttl e Orbiter program For deta1b see our dtspla)' nil 111 today's Sports S('('hOn no selhn_&:._ SS1·44<TI l•--------R.E. IMVESTMEHT Earn while you leam HERIT AGE INVESTMENT wtll leach you Ct l'at1ve f 1nan r 1ng , 1031 Exchanges. investor development & counseling Exper counselors receive IOO'i( co mm The 1s an unusual oppty for right person. Confidential 1nterv1ew Call Vmre S46·S880 All shifts are avi11lable so you ma_> be able to 1 work hours that a re I conven1an~ lo your srhedule , , trans. S hr day. !'> day week. mornings or afternoons S3lary open. elt p r . +refs req lite Insurance 8'16·9060 ba ckground helpful IOOKKHPER Call Jan111e. 540.so~s. We need you now Work day or swing shirt Paid weekly no fee Coastal Personnel Agy . Challenging position 2790 Harbor Blvd . Sle st g no r r e 11 te mp available for sharp 207 c M EOE individual with strong · services logo 00 hie Free to applicants 2061 Business Ctr. :1200 bkkpg back1round .1"'!!!!!1111111111!!1!1111!1!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l lrvlne 752-6666 M u I l 11- project/partners h1p Co..m/yd~ environment. Real fortoolanaequiprental FOOD SERVI CE ~•tale expr. helpful Co Must eruoy working MANAGER !Forward resume to Ad w1lh people Gd sal and w certificate for small t 751, Daily Pilot, Box benefit pack. Apply 1930 P v t con v a I es c en t 1560. Com Mesa. CA Ne~rt Blv<!..._g.1 hospital Must enJOY Counter llelp, morn co 0 k ing & ha' e .._CAiHIER/CLERK shtfl, P tune, no exper supervisory ab1ltt> u ipendable Prefer nee Apply 1n person 549-JO&J P.lder person for evenmg D1pp1t y Donuts, 18S4 GENERAL. OfftCE 'bih \incl; weekends New.PQ._rt Blvd CM Accurate typ&St, general ApPl)I: Gift Shop, John -COUo..JTat HE.I. 0 r ( I c e d u ti e s a )'I n e Air p o r l . "'U\ u.r (714)<"9 ...u~ s.Sat Ak Sf6.-00'76. P 1t1me for drycleaners '" .......... SUPER PLEASANT GEMERALOFFICE ;:~ CASHIER position for a sharp, Sharp, aggressive NOU,EWAlf SALES non·smkr, respon . person fo r bu sy P\all or P/time. Apply ma lure woman. Flex contractor's office. Frr Crown Ha.rdware, 1024 hrs, Mon Fn. J.6. Sat.. Typing, phones, filtng. Irvine lWestcli!C) NB ~834°0'Jf J & H B C.M. S48--=SS41~- CASHIER . ,;._,,J·228S_,__ - -Sell with EASE ' R efs r eq Call 714 640.6962 days J Housekeeper business man with lux rondol needs a neat person for • light dul1~ m exchange Spoct Operations for rree rent SS&-8902 Rocltw.d' anyltme. I lnhrnotlOllCll Housekeeper. Sun & Downey, CA Mon only. Cleaning & Equal Oppartun1ty ch tld care Luguna l Emplo)erM F Bea ch area 641 8700 -~-days. F:va. 497 3983 eves I Rockwell & ~knds lnternat1onal Housekeeper Cook ~ F' 1-S. non·smkr. S80 per """ """' "'' .... 1 ..... ..,, week SS&-1737 Interior Landscaper Dep endable . experienced, w rehable Thrift Shop JO Hrs per t'ar, P1T. can lead 10 week Near 19th & full time Call 95S 1732 I Pla r.ent1a. CM: . Some J-;;;-ilorial .com;.1 retail exp Abthly lo work with volWlteers . c leaners want ed WriteClassinedAd750 , Dependable P time. Daily Pilot. P.O. Box F time, fl ex. hri. 1560 C M Southern area. Call Lo: 92626.0560 ° 8 1 3 es a · 831-68S6 ------NOUSIWAll SALES Counter help Pa~ Time. It's a BREEZE Call for apPotnlmenl 1 · 'ed ds w Ad H 1 ' Full or P/tlme. Apply Mon-Frt. Gary's Dell ~s~-~·S6.1.!. ant e . MAHAcnMENT 642-5678 Retail fabric store Crown Hardware. llm c 0 s t II Cd M ln'ine tWestcliCl) NB 675·;193 w y.' CASHIER Credit Union Clerk. Muat be able to work bookpng exper necess. Sat. & SUI\. Other hrs to hrs Tue, Wed, Thurs, be arranged. Apply tn 7·3CHPM. Call 760-2003 person: Kerm Rima Mon lbru.,_,_F'ri.:..:·'----- Hlrdware. 2666 Harbor Cust~mer Service Blvd., Co!lla Mesa T•r.pat Salts t'AT~RING and food p ... n. service .worter. No exp Major re&Poruibihhes nee. 9 · 30·6 Mon· Fri 1 n c I u d e p h o n e P JT 1·6 Mon -Thur solicitation lor Cable ~~;12 .Sun S4 00 hr television subscription a.on s Kitchen 979-0047 se r v 1 c e . 5 _ 9 p M CHJ LDC ARE Mo n ·Fr1. Salary AO SEK EE PE R. +Commmion Job ends • 6 locations Southern California Trainees & assistant managers. Exciting, challenging, excellent benefits & starting salary Must have retail background Prefer RTW or related _i213)62?-4471. MANICURIST wtclientelt. N.B~ ..area. No percentage. lo flat rate. Call Mary Ann· 631·3386. Sell~EASE! ll'11 BREEZE Classllltd Ads &U-5678 ft ART TIME Crew Supervisors, work P lime evenings & weekends Supervising the door to door sail's crew of youngsters Ex rellent earnings for person with ab1hty to motivate. Van or lar11e ear 1s needed. Call Media Merchants 213-427·27S6 EOE ft.AS~ Find out for yoursel what Carl's Jr. has to ~Her you' Please apply tn person Tuesd<1y Saturday 2 ·oo p m s·oo p.m at. CARL• S JR. 4960 ICSTC11Ka Pkwy. tniM Equal Oppty Employer MIF ARTlST Work last week or each l11!!!1m1-!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!lll~!!!!l!!!I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' month pasting up monthly magaune approx 2S-35 hrs per month Print shop exper & non smoker pref Need dependable. prer1se. pnmanent person. (7141549-8393. Person Friday for uphol-des1gn business Gd typihg skills & business bar kground needed Enlr> leve l position 642 8400, 951 296S. Petition circulalors S7 + hr. PIT, daily pay. Fun -~~...>' 'ob. 840-&912 Photo CUSTOM PllNTER <LEAD PERSON ) A professionat color lab needs an uperlenced custom prinler in charge or an evening pr i nting team Excellent OPPortunily for advancement Apply: RAPID COLOR INC 16661 Milliken. Irvine E M F' SELL idle Items with a Daily Piiot Classiried Ad. ! RCTaylorCo I 640-9900 NEW REAL ESTATE LICENSEES IF: YO U rrave specialized, personal "How To" training from one or the most sucressful sales trainers in the business. YOU want to work in a plush. well·localed office with a group of highly motivated professionals YOU want on going sophisticated education & training. O'lftvre sln§le lady. Dec 311t. 3 Positions !_I09·•moker. live· In rvt Av a II ab I e Submit htb apt. 2 chi.ldren, I II appllcalion to· yu . Salary, rela. Howcrd Der.. Paily Pilat · .. ·················'..~ YOU desire the chance to grow with a rapidly expanding, progressive company. CALL ME NOW In absolute confidence and. 11tt '" ... ea .. ., t. I ·-!l~ifoC%:!~:::---1 I 06 I C..t ... Htwport luct. 92660 _ ___:1:...::2;::..0...::.261=0- KlPS--STUDENTS NEEDED PART TIME EYElltliS We are prcatnlly ueldn.1 adults with f,leasanl per sona lil ie1 who "Would be nltresled in workinC in Sa.lea lr.Promotlen v.ilh Da.lly Pitot Carriera 10 to 16 )'ean old. Unlimited e1min11 avallablt to riaht person. Hrs : 5:30PM to 8:30PM. Monday lhru F'rlday. Some Saturday availability. For appointment, ull: 842·•321, ask lor S.n Wlllmns. BE A WINNER MB. IUDM AM 640.9900 I. ca ~ CLlll D1t1 Entrte operator . E~perelnced It lltqutru typinf It Acc u rale. Hours I • It r a I P 0 1 t 0 & flexible. Good Wortcing a,.n.nce. eondll.lou. Call Elaine ms Ptoplt wbo .,.. Mtklnl I D ap&rtmmt loot fil"lt lft Cf...uted. Wiii 1our 14 bt UWt? To place mr ... p U ffHl1! Earn S:W-$60 per week. Trips & Prizes. Ctl ..-. Clmct .t SJt.0601. • .. . • • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT : : 330Wi_~~YtTa,:~fUlllA.CA.aeat : '•. Ml,lOUAI. TUfllTYIMM'1'11t ,: c : • .,.,.. ••..................................... T rtetatl THE IROADWAY LAGUMAHIUS South ern Calllorn1a s exc1ttng fashion retailer h as a 14 0rld o f opportunll} to off er )Ou' P ermanent & lemporar) r ltme pos1t1ons 1n th e followmg dept.S ftERMAMEHT F/T • Housekeepmg • DlShwa:.her TEMPORARY F/T •Stock •Credit • Girt Wrapping EXTRA OH CALL • Assorted Shifts THE IROADWA Y Apply 1n person , Mon-Fn, IOam 12pm or by appointment 586·1901. THE IROADWA Y El Toro Rd & S D frwy Equal Oppty Employer RET All NURSEIY Weekend help needed Openings for water person. ca rr y out cas hier & sal ts lnter.•1ew by appt only Tues Fri 646 7441 Lloyds N urserx Repto To see tf you quahfy for a territory, send }our resume or wnte to Sales Personnel Mgr Lubncatton Engineers 3851 Airport Frei'way Fort Worth, TX 76111 Equal Oppty Employer Sales 50% eon.N1sioft Possible on each sale. New opporturut)', don 't miss ou t 546-9429 Com ulor Messa e SA.LES COMMBCIA.L R.E. Tired or selling houses 7 days a week' We need one licensee lo learn the skills to manage. broker commercial real estate Income from mgmt while you learn Super benefits . life 111surance health tnsurance & denta I plan Contact Ken , 67S-6700. REPRO TYPIST Brunnnek't Otftnat DIYl•lon 1s currenlly looking to hire an 1nd1v1dua1 wtth 3 years current uper1ence as a repro typist w1th1n a techni<:al pubhcallons group as well as operational experience with word processmg eQu1pment Must have a high level of typmg speed and accuracy-60 wpm or belle< and be able to communicate with people at all leY91s ot management Must h)ve excellent command of the E11g 11sh language with emphasis on grammar spethng and punctuation EXCEL.LENT FRINOE IENEFIT$ OFFEREO. The"'"'"' o/ OClf buel ..... ,...,,,.. fftltt you be a U.S. cttlnn. II interested apply In peraon to £mploymenl US> ""°' hule.erd Cotti MIM, CA t2t2t - ( • ~.~.~ ..... ?!~ ~~?~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... !!!! ~!~ ..... ?!!! ~!'!'.' .......... !~ ~~ ............. !!!.~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sundly. October 18, 1981 S.IH ktlp w1nttd for Secretary NoHmlcr. 2 TIAC .. /AJOI CPA kits. Hhns, Burm•, ........ boutJqve SaJ1ry SICllTAlllSI d•y• ,., wk L•rim1 PltEStllOOL WESTMINSTER Slims lnqu1r1ta. + eOmlft L11u1 / Buch Auo1an 1"1 a.30lo11.a>'rw.t, Wtd ABBEY Ttrm1 SIOO I SUO NtwJOrt arta.__414 _. Join a proru1lo111I ~fltt. ~OdlB;J134 Ttlura Newport l:St11ch' ANTIQUE MALL ~·SS8'7 SALISLADY teem toda,y. fr work 11 twia J · 112·3257 aft 4J>!YI um WHttnlbltcr Ave, Pmt11e Womtna 1a...... ffr1'1 aa t--..... Cell Tuchen OAROEN GROVt: 0.,. I '""" ""''""'VW •SICllT'··-· H ~JCD ••••••••••••••••••••••• n C m M1a1t hive or comt ln Ind wt will -... C RISTlAN ptt 11('1\ool Kt;ESllOND Pu~ AKC a Inure lnttrut In anawtr 1ny q1aeat1on1 Pre1.ShtlOOQUOO Tuchtr, port tlmt Champ ••rt MIF Pet" Quilty APP1rtl Send rou m11 have about Corp Rettpt.lm S14,t00 846 Mll. TUTTU"S AMTIQUES 1 b 0 w . p v l p 1 y m~ -~= ~ iv:m emcplo~m'!n~ r 1 r y t.e/,a~'J<=tt~;t ~~·~ TUCte ~:~ o~nw~~r~:f~J: 2lll'97J:W.S aft& pm -l..l&Relndm~y.lnc. P F. Turber f!lr C M We Hcept SHIH TZU pups, AKC. SAl.ESJlllANACEWENT WORD Pl\OCESSORS 4020 Birdif.lt'64EOE Chr11t11n 1chool. lln conalanmenu. Comr lo $250 1od up. Cbh ooly D1ss•-•1DJ M:GU'nONIST$ Newport/ISWl90/Jim .10.llQ.J, ~pply . 18835 & ••an up for tree IWl ~ ~ "' .. ..,.... L E G A L 8 r o o IC11 u r • t • F V Tree. ~I. StoN hn La rador · lrilb Setter Tlrtd ot a .. 5 lrind for SECRETARI~ ~·3312. 10& Mix puppies. 6 wk• '2.000 lo13,000 Pf~ mo.' TYPISTS stc•-••y --. predominantly Lab. Set 1our own 1chedule! • -·-TIACHB ASSIST. Roll Tops. 50" raised Lovable, nd homes Shot I m1de ovtr S4,000 In Newport Be1ch area lo r or pre· sch o o I , panel s.top $1995 &c 56" exp. Qg\y ._873'1111!5 Sept • ruteal arowlna TOP PAY ·ST [ADY Sl6,800. Excell. spot in 8:30-6 m 99741333. S2995 Chr, suo. Pine ---- comp1ny In our field WORK r a PI d I Y & row l n g ,..... H pewter cupboard 12495. WANT E 0 Fem a I e I c · b'anklng company. -c B.OAYCAIE J> f uppy must be small & ~ 7-9'77l -• & handle some loan ~~rerr._ed. 642-0m ApplHctt IOIO Cock-a-Poo? wash/dryr, motorcyrl'" SALIS &ASSOCIATES dorumanta. Good TEL.PHOHESAUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ ~1914 m1b4', mrh more MOVIN G m1H . clothM, wy~. h5rhld 3 Cllmpontro W , Irv •11 Mr. Wareham <71•1 IVICKI HESTON I Interface wilh cllentele Full lime, expenenced ~: M2·1~evn,__ I u r r y . Poss i b I y [Playpen aora. drell8ers. Ol•AMIZllS promotion spol ' Excellent opportunity HARBORAREA Only 2 left. Fawn ~7-9561 -SSOO •• St500 ,., 540..0400 lucrative benefits. ror ambitious p•rson APPLlANCESERVICE Chihuahua Pups ll wk!I C:heap sluH! Washtr, "' W old "'~ h 6319"•• Mo\•ing Sale Sat/Sun 10 4 wtL with telephone t'losjaa e buy used appliances ~.!!_c_ · '-"' ALL NEARLY N1'.:W dryer, bed, sora. etc 356 Sat/Sun. S-5 FIT or Prr saJts Oppty 18004 Skypark Blvd. uperaence No c'Ota We sell l'tt'Olld .. guar. POODLES 'R' PEOPLE Exec desk, sml desk w E 20th, C M~Sat_Sun selllnc Kodak r11m Ste23Slrv111e calling. Fullt1me. day~ !l!.Pbances. S49-3077 H ome r a 1 s e d T chair, 9 pc dm set, 2 HUGE SAL£' distnb. nationwide rrom & Saturdays Excellent t IUY •-•• ... cir.er cup Man ma" I e p I at f 0 rm ANTIQUES & MISC I .....-... MAn ~ Groom &c board 546-2848 " your home. s la rt 1 n g sa a r Y + Les _ J157·8133 ----rockeri.. 2 loveseau.. dbl Sat & Swi 94 Sloroigl EASY WY EA.SY Secretary comm1ss10n & bonuses K en m 0 re W.a 5 be r 1 > r old M Dalmal1un, tied , f ale cab . new unit 2626 Newport Hh d They Clll you Call Mr 1(211 Yorba St Tustin ~/~M m.8883 (white) Good workUJg has shots & papers d t I u x e s ~ '-' e I CM Foster after 3 pm LEGAL 73H7ll TSt~ condition s75 Arter love.!_k1d~.964Sl52 reel rocker. plunti.. Mull1-Famlly SunJay 67~3044 '500 Ca mpus Dr N.B ~ 6.PJ11675.:77~ Dobie pup:., AKl'. xlnt misc 18733 F:lm~ood only . Tons or Goodie~ SECRETARY M7-6122 A Sd b "d "--~ F b Io o d I 1 n e:. & H B 1ElllS Beac_hl _ Don'tmass 1t !'~t'rc'1 ppoinlment selling 1 e Y s1 e rn"'l ree temperment . pedigree G A R A G E ~ve. HB _ SALESPllSOH Part lime tvenangs and Fridge Xlnl cond $265. history included S325 SALE ESTATE SALE Growing company has Pacifi c Mutual of SEC'Y/LEGAL Saturday AM's S6 per Washmgm1chine.SSO ~-9~2 COMBINATION JOOll Ml1c GcrS. lllntopplyanshowroom Newport Bea ch , a O.C.Ai-arealaw hr964·22:1l _642.-~-A Sh h d (.'lcvelandAve C M 786W 20th St l'ornrr sales position fo r progressive and growth firm se~ks.Secretary TEL ...... ~E llusquvarna V1k1ng rustl dep erF mlix (jood,d Sat SunM7?!84 Plarenha,CostaMei.a upguded r1nished oriented hre insurance With top skills. rdm soucrroas sewing mach.solidoak ha:~ye ~~3 'i1i9gor S11t Sun M908·S plumbing prod ucts company, has a career 2.5 yrs legal exper N _ .. d 1 .... cab , hretime guar . SS6·H_l4_ev, wknd Vanilat''-. mr~c· Oak & \\'E~"TCLJFF • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• QUt:~N SlZf. BED nt lque 01k Class•f!r Mau box sprairnme. bookcne. S3~0 r(i>w hilt ntw, SIOO 4. 7411 Nl•hlkl, lnttrnathAnl N f I .._,. bike. S200 ~r "'"" ew ul 11 """· mattr.u Ext1.n1ut1htr lam~. Sf1 'bo11 apnnp "° Wood bunk htd '., 10 150 $832 P 11r captrun1 r •\t~t Y• UO Full hdbrd, "' 7' Cumcl back IOlu w st1nd. '50 Roll:. way lovuflt & vthrt high btd. ~o Brau Statia back wine rhp1r Both 6 liamp, ~ 494 401$ mo old. 873-2:523 ,, 81><' tr.ik dUl rm ~et, 48" md ut lo 72". 6 chairs. '4 7 !I 548 <1782 •:iirly Amer du11:tte •et Sl!IO Naui: brown 1•ouch . SISO Ch11lr f75 Ml 2657 R11d1u S20. TV SllU1 Eureka v1cuum S75 tWlll bfdg $&O t'I w-.. rh;m $50 din t11blc U r h c lrs S15'0 t>O/A h1d1 bt•d SlSO M1H 1146 21lGI Cookwar1• Ntw 3 ply 5 rt console Mll'rt'O, bt!au 8 t 1.1 1 n 1 l' i. b ~ t t· t' I rond 42'" s~ ft del' Willt!rless $395 20 "' 11l11~s c:orret table .~ set 960b48!1 . i:irl~ b1k1>s , 20 Schwinn 542.9772 Sm Dan rm N<•t Olllt -1 ubh: 1 chair~ Srn'3'11 MUST SACRIFICE! )11e buHt't 5400 • Whale lovese11t Slli:, Monlaommry W..ird \Jiu~ $600 MU!>t st'll, W;ilt'tfull, pl'rrert cond1llon Coll Will ex<'ept b4·\t ofh1r N.in1:} aft 6 PM 548 9988 645 2002 "-lt-1o1 cui.lom rnadt' If Jewelry I01b s:IJsi. top din rm twble ••••. ••. •••••••••••. ••• " rioted mirror ba~e 1 15 t t rm.I d1dmond (,I\ r .i 1 d sJooo "'111 \c 11 11 \' \ s 2 . b l' 1 u ~ SISOO Ol:IO fW6..til!J6 "'hole~,, It-S!ISIMI J ii/I King u ie wetl'rht·d. 497 ~o heJtl'd', J>t'<il'~lal "' 12 Machinery 8078 c_lr.1wtr ' hdhrd ••••••••••••••••••••••• W I bi.l 673 3233 R1g1d $300 P11>f' Thread!'f Ii.in.: :.1 ie 1>ul1d "alnut 3 8' thru 2" 0 1..- hdbrd dbl dn'''l'r 2 Heamer. Pape cuttt•1 <I(, wall mirror., & 2 night oiler un tn st.Ind Lil.•· $l and :. S3SO 0110 ot.·~ $1111111 Ca :,.11 M us~ be exp e r & opportunity for a Legal Salary open Call Fran. e'""e mml>ulately 10 n e w . was S l 2 5 0 . hardwood. u.se<l doorl> & W 1 d o w ~ a r r 1 e !> k nodo w I e d gab I e of Secretary. 833-3622. --ew or k a mN or lnl I~ gw &II $795 1080 968-1006 -BKufryhneedl.d home, lovde w i n do w l> ' m i s c W11lnwt>r 2 Car Garage Wat Pr bed t"' in 7 . \'1l'tor i.uper ran~1· g,,, pr Ut'l & architectural venan,. ose in,., 1 19 cu ft Coldspoe Super ees on mut, spa)l' · plumbing & l'h.•<'lncal. foll of thmgs ~l'J.I Sea I plans . Salary open. Quallried candidates Stcy/Receot lram 966 0151 arlc.>r 1 Mart Avo green. Nds shots. s~ HY78cve1> unf111 Oak mcd1rine F1l>h1ng Gear. Lawn W:~1ts'11\;6J xlnl t•ont ~~h.l$~cJ ~~~. t·~r; &15 7300 S.~9 7:!1 I fringe benefits. Call The w i ll hav e li ght for Fountain 'valley PM some shelves $125, Standard Poodle rabinrls $40 ea Jf;.142 Mower. Lcswo Vat· Bath Mart. Corona del s horthand s kills , Cer tified Public 646S23S puppies. while, AKC Gothard, Unit I, till. gardening tuul' IJ111111J( rm tahlc 4 AIR COMPRESSOR Mar, 714·67~·4830. ,.Mr. dictaphone experience, Accountants . Typing, THE LAlilJNA BANK Gas 2 door wall oven/ reg , Champ. hne. $200 l'lolhing, brit-a brat•, chair!>. smok<'d gl.ih~ un 3hp , 1 pha~e. 60 11,,1 Pete"'. good s pelling and riling and telephone NA broiler, pllotless. Sac . .EQ:-0966 _ 2 Cffltiqutqullts antique~ & MUCH chroml' ba.se ~:!4S vertical ASME Codi• vocabulary, the ability skills required. Will Un organization) will Sl90 Eler cook top, $.15. Doberman. F Spayed 1 wool hooked r ui:. MORE• SiJl Sun 9 5 673 13118 Tank Never used $6.'l:> --------•I to maintain periodic train on 10 key csnd accepl appbc:nions for <!mo new.964-39<Y7 S100. 4 yrs old Very houHhold item ~. 1606 MarmersDr NB Sola & h1\ewcst, vrllow Term~ 1714,m5390 SA.L~/TIME reports and files This bookkeeping. 964-4880 the follo\\ing positions . ----good watch Doi: llas an 11 q u e furn and Wide variety Sat s un back!> pumpl.m lolor. position wall act as Semi-retired person for Banking cxperrence Refrrg frost free, clean, had guard training brll' a bac Sal1.-sman·!> 105 2178 Hural Pl. CM xl nt cond SZ>O 6-12394:-i Mlscellant'OllD 8080 The Los Angeles Times ass1stan1. t o the receptionist at South cssent1al Tellers. 1o1ork s good $200 549-0373 1:1r1 >amtJles llomt' women ·s &k1ds clothe' \l111 m~ 'all• idnl l'Untl ' ........................ ~ Cir cu I a lion Dept Associate Counsel and Coast Mortuary Call '" bookeeper. telephone 548 8513 or 5484485 ----movie M'rt't!n. lrlr hrll'h. ESTATE SALE' d1J1r S:ll> i ~ofa SIOO Lon Baloofts ~~~:~:~ ~a~are'.:'~~n! Associate General AM only 646.9371 Mr recpt , mes11enger. C.111 Refrag.worksgood Fr..ttoYa. 8045 deMgnerclOlhcs 6&8's Sat Sun 11_4 1624 " ~·d S!IO J~r Siu. bkcse ll t'l 1um Ilouqueu Counsel Previous legal Eiuen. per~onnel off1t•er for $100. Ca!>h onl) 9 3 Sat Sun u~ean <'ronl, B'-'lboJ \:lei' st1>-0l.'i SR 1\31 2l911 delJ\ t'rt'<I Perfect for representative You'll skill• a plus but not ----. csppt Tu-thru Thur' ••o a•13 """ .. ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• comer or Colde!lrod & , .. ~ I ""'3 44"' earn an hourly waoe + ~ Se l l ll d l "" ....., "" _....,._......,...,_ BORDER COLLIE o Bl d' • . d ·I Penn 673 15.11 B:.i rtll.i\ Walnut Wall e\t-r~ occasion '" • · -" required rv1cesa100a en an 3-5pmonl) 4949471 Refrigerator very clean 11 Id t d cenn ' lorona t 'fA .. IL-'"" G'RAG .. , unit Sl500 $2400 .it LOSING LEASR , generous commissions ~~1~rM . ~ly & atlrShe~ 301 Forest A\e Suite A 1 auto defrost'. $165. ' l fa mml~~ ow• th\~~~ I Mar ~SALE"'~· ' " r; \ ' k • n g Jo' u rn I' P q u It 11 n g bus in e !> ~. •C!!a!!!l!!!l 515!!!7·!!236!!!1.!!ex!!!!t !!!l204!!11!!1-I We oHer .in outstandangl Blvd1o~B . vrn I La.guna Beach 92651 893-~ ---1 673-5604 Refni;. 2 color TV s Sal Su~''t~\;t~"~C:d 1146-8964 seldhnfg out ALLls~~ph~ = compensation and -'---EOE MF Refr1gerator·Tappan 2wlutekrttens FatJal'k ster1>11 coffee Ible. end CM Lon.: l'oul h. Sl75 Coffet> an l'<turesrncuwn~ •. SA.LES-PT/TIME bener1ts package SERVJCE TEOtNlCIAN Sade b) side Copper & Elvira 7 \\k s Ible~. dresser:.. bar 1 bl $7~ Dblebed S.SO o1~pld\ l aselJ. waitmir Exper1en~ed telephone For 1mmed1ate ror heating&. air TR•' ... EE panels .vlnt""nd .... "-" h 1 h d s tools mist tblt>s (ia~ barbet ue. deluxe .i t . room .chairs Beaut• ' d """ ·' w ~ ea I y tra1ne I d h I 1 1 bl d ltt:l·hner, S75 Corntr • · salesperson to follow up , c o n r 1 d e n t 1 a I ron lliorung C'O mpan) , 760-1830 • g ISSt'S . is h . too !> poo a e. ecorator 0 • k ~·o • ..., 3181 Salon hairdryer~ and on estimates Hourly , rons1dnat1on please Permanent J>051t1on for r rlftttr s ~ ---646·2802 lolS of good1l'!> Sat Sun 1 4 ha ndeher. Chinese I ,,.~, ca~t'.... ~ h > d r a u 11 c c h a 1 r ., wage + commission call quahfted person w 3 yrs <.:om pan) bt•nt'l1h 4 DOMT MISS 2 yr old Colbe net'ds lot~ 9 s 820 Center St Costa .rnt1ques. othtr quality S3IJ 9421 marron . ~hel"es a~d Call s42 0270 for or more exper Pd da) wel'k MJrk OURCHRISTMAS ofroomlOpla) Pleas(' Mesa items-'-759-80«9 ____ J i•w, le r !> I > p l' plant!. !l!PQ!.Jllment BarbaraRobmson Holidays & profit 979-7660 SA.LE~ ca!!964·~ !>h111o1td~l"!> 5.100 1'.iC'h Al ~o mal..i• up Suir:co t714l 640-3536 sbhenaerf11ntsg , L&agmu(n•da TRAVEL MA.HA.GER B1 r ycles, skate~. Gd home Dobre '1 l...ib MJJor Sdf1>,S400 T)JJht \hampoo and hJ11 ~ a ct·essorres New & Gd. watch dog 3 yri. de!.lc w rt'turn. Sl50 products Window lint1ng , PACIFIC Njg_uel.CaUf!.1!·0700 used Oceanfront Wheel 960-8396. Exe l' desk\\ CJ(CC Call6Jl·97S4or shutters, blinds and Service Stat.Jon Can you quahfy a\ ATC Works 105 Main Sl. l"h•1r, $200 642 9!!119 Jftt'rG 8986809 shades. Full or ptllme MUTUAL MA.MA.GEi/ VMalnl agrfrfi for .~ounturn Balboa P1e~_675~10 fw1titwe 1050 . &57 1445 J s1ameti 'i>ev. 1?1-as~ ' v..... ewpo enter r •SSIST ...... • .... •""-ER 2 • ' "" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.-:..a.._ 8050 Fw1'1'-·-8050 1umg rm I c .,.,a.., windows, $70 ea. CdM 644 °"'" 700 N rt C D a ey o rt·e·• , .. 1n1mum •·a~uum ta-" ~· acces., I [l bl .., .. '< 6 S I N B h C " l"'IAfV"W 'yrs in promolrn,ll '<Int cond •• ,. Singer i ,,_,.,~ ~ f It d Sl25 a es woman, mature. ewport~a c . A We are seeking mature. travel to llenerate new IJOrt need~dj. S50 * * I BUY * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rum ~ n <'On 494 3469, 494 6S43 Apparal exper. w 1°' well-groomed individual sales M1n1mum I yr 646 o1is4 · Good used Furniture & Big Canyoo lrg hv rm of Trundle beds. $150 urn !l60 8396 2 elephants 22". never Size shop Prr Steady to manage 1 of our high lit'kehng withtn the last · Appliances-OR I wall conlemp dt.>srgner fum 0 cc ch a 1 r . s 1 o 3 Hou.sehold Goods 8065 used. for end tables S2fl ~l-6500 Equal Opportunity volume service stations 31 yrs Cont at I Helen G E d 0 u b I~ 0 "t'. n sell or SELL for You Almost ne1o1 Xlnt cond wrought iron ophol bar ••••••••••••••••••••••• e o new new a I~ Employer MiF in Costa Mesa Prior Coale!> ul C714J556 9146 s I 0 v e ro I 1 s s e r' e MA.STUS AUCTION on~ ~. now al 40•,: slool~$15 ea-'-54~2169 2Q Piere ~tamlt'~s ~teel mdtlres) S40 Elec n~v. Ste/Reep 1 ---- --retail exper a musl. between 6 IOpm ~~ ~~8c ul ate' $200 646•16161 133•962_5 oC cost 2 mulch 5• sofas. Sofa Bed. Xlnt rond $75 ~ookwart' M'l. S2Z> Charglo BBQ S40 All , Development CO looking Ha vc something you XJnt starting salar). 10 TR •va ,....._,,,_.,.,, . 2 matrh 5', 7' soras. Baby m b, $65. 494 244!2 11rice 551 3300 for sharp person with want to sell' Classified pa1dholidays,pens1on& "" "•~• Maytag washers & llUYFUIHrTUIE swivel barrel chr. 2 6423944 proressaonal attitude 'ads do 1t well -Call savi ng s plan. paid Sabre trained a~ent dryers, good rond S100 Les ____ 9!78133 match otto 644 4655 J•wtllry I070 Jew•lry 1070 Cal1Caro1At752·8148 NOW,642·5678 vacation. etc. Apply in with good Dom lnt'I set 1st come first KING INNERSPRING PM 4prlivrmset.S300 ............................................ .. ~aily Pilat .... · .. ····· .. · .. ·-., .. .. Trainee For District Manager ThJS lughly successful local newspaper has an opening for a trainee an \he curculalion department Basic skills wiU entail superv11>ion of 10 to 14 )ear old boy and girl home dell\ery earners Areas of !>Uperv1s1on will be deh\'erY. collecuon~ and sales Selected apphcant will receive liberal starting salary, rcgularly scheduled raises. bonus opportunities and many fringe benefits such 3) rumpany paid ·dental and health plan. g_roup life insurance. vacation and sack leave. Company vehil'11• is furnishl.'d during working hours Apphcants must be over 18, have a good driving rel·ord and be neat appeanng. Hours are generally 11 AM to 9 PM. Monday thru Friday. Some overtime is available tr you are qualified and interested an learning the circulation business contact the Daily Pilot at 3ll W. Bay, Costa Mesa before 10 30 AM or after 2 l>M daily. Nik for Don Wilhami. or Ken Goddard Field Sales Supervi~r L1m1ted OJJenmg~· available in the Orange Coast area. for selr·motl\ated. career oriented individual who <'an work with Field Sal~s People. Train. motivate and get results. StallQn wagon or van necessary Excephooal earmngs, plus JOb related benefit:. available for the nghl people. If you can produce results. nol JUSt talk about it, call 960-0694 for interview Ask for Mr Chance Ora.ge Coast Dalll Piiot 330 W. Boy Street Costa Mesa. CA Equal O pporlunity Employer . . · ......................................... · person at Powerine ~n~~le:~~nncee>de~:~~ s~rved _642de·_76«> -EXTRA FIRM mauress M~~r UlllllllllB Service Stat100, comer Coast Travel Cntr Amana s1 by side. r&f. set. never used, worth Custom Orange and - of 17th St & Santa Ana 675-6330 9 am to 5pm ff. 15 cu n .. gd rond S530, sacr S248 del ~~~'fis1~P~ l>ofa Bdrm ~~ ze~·.r~~.~ • • Blvd .C ~:o.E. AskforMJ:L T~;sQ~:1?t~:61Dryer. ~~;:h ~ ~~:~n~~· CLEANING llOUSF: I ~·:~ser $i0049-t2422 ,. •••TonySwigcp Wotdimabr•••. Stationery store in TYPIST hkl' new $240. S218 del Usually home N.iugahyde eru.) chair 'PIN RM Sl-..1 lge t<oblt- Corona del Mar needs General office v.ork No OOS.8268 7_?'·7~ v. o l lo m Jn S 15 . "' :! Ives. custom padi.. 4 • M • s I 11 • exper'd saleslady experiencl.' required Stm·e,quabtyO'Keefe & MUSTSEU. IJpholste?('() wingback · l'ha1rs.malchuig buCfel I ov 1ng a e .. Full-Lime 5 days. xlnt High school gr.id~ate Mer rill. good rond Mahogany Dbl Red $35 . ~tod) de~k $45 ~ 544·~ • • working conds I rvine area Good SL~ ~885~<!S48-4485 I wt maltress N11:ht maplehutchS2SO.allgd j • Especially fine bener1t s Farmer' I I 1_ 1020 sland & dresser to cond 5457937 Queen-si:it> hide-a bt>d . clientele.644-7482 _ lnsurante Group cyc"'s I l h Uk M 0\lal glasstop rockta1l couch & matching lo\e . S._,...T TYrlST/""-n...t OFC spd, recently r·epaared ~lOO_O or best offer con 1t1on Blac & white • s.s7.8622 EOE ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac · e ~w ust table Sl35 2 blue 11 I suraVISOI [)AWES Realm-Rider 10 see to appreciate. Only uphol,lered chairs S2SO s edal , cx ckc c nt l * 15% OFF* "'"'""--~...... M 631 7797 r 6PM each 3 steel based fabnc VII chrome lr1m 0 SHVICES Permanent p 111me. Repair cost Slt3. ask in it ana ., a t swivel chairs S6S eat·h 2 perfect for den or offlre • · flex hrs Ori1unal Red $200. t'ra1g, bef 9pm weekdays, anytime white upholstered S32S set or best offu Plate ro S4H 1001 . 549 3984 weekends If no an:.wer chairs S27S each 2 Call 675-0898 ('veninits 'i • S1,SQ9.S2,007'M0 + generous benefits package S48·n39' luildill Materials 8025 please ~eep trymg 1eold-leaf black marble and weekends • TYPIST REC1':J>'f •••••••~••••••••••••••• K ~ATERBE1D th topoN·aslOl'laltablesS6S • On all Watch.s&Clocks! • 70 wpm FT for bu:.y """'0WJ6</FT mr.srzel'Ompctewr c:i l'h Upholstl'red Larg~ Ant t1 O.ik Brac~lf.kt+c! , Public Safety DepL is Irvine off1re Xlnt " ~. all al'l'essorre~ & win11back chair $275 2 Serretarv. xlnt t'mHI • ·seeking an andtviduul to spelling & grammar a Redwo!ld 2x6 eckmg. bookshelf headboard red vt>lvel benches Slllll $600' otio B ;.111 b oo • su pervise police must Lot.J, of \Jnely 4·20' long' also redwood New condition s2oo each I tw111 sz brass roc·kmg r hr $100 obo • Sc1i..11 :-0.l•th rhum .. , ~l"'11li 11.uuh • veh1cle t rlel't Plenty of preswre If fencml( Deck&Cencrn.ll 7New bcsby crib $50 h eadboard $45 2 857-25991..on )Ou lo\"'·' uork. thr• I' IO!llallat1on available 1~-7~ 8516 boXSprmgs tWIO SZ $.SO • • m a i n t e n a n l' e . • w " ~ , Lowest pnce guar Jim h A d 1 Couch & chair hke m•w, coordinate ca re & the Job fo r y o u or ken an y t i me . NEVER L'S ED ear ir ron a 1oner both for onh SJOO MUCH MORE!!! handling of police Nonsmok\!r. 957 933! ,,,,, 9885 Sofa1Loveseat SJOO. Qn $225 851 6961 btwn 675 8996 · • • r... '"" bdrm $540 bunk · $200 8:30 5 M F Eves --property & evidence, wAITRESS WAITER · · 5• • 759.0646 Refng $30 t:omer11roup maintain records & w/car for wicker basket COlftffOS & glass lop dant>lle 5225. w leatherette bolsters • • coordinate purchasing lunch serv 9 30·1 30 EcpipMtllt 8030 M 3 t l re 5 s es 1 b 0 x Brass Bed 8 poster. v. heavy wood table~. St rt Mondav 9AM activities 4 yrs. PM . Mon Fri Earn ••••••••••••••••••••••• springs. Twin SllO. f~I! Queen SIU! Ne1o1, $1400. SISO Lamp. SIO • a 1 • · · • expe rlence required SlSO.Sl75 wkly Mw.l be Viv1tar Telescopic Lens $'90 Qn Sl:.l MORE ~ill sell,jlOOO. 6j3 01~ w;.0500 mvolving above duties neat. personable &. 75·205 St59 new sell n~-090l Salem House Med dan rm tll couch. Ill hid;.3 bed. • ~HMI we~t Coo1,l lllJ!h"~' • For more tnform1t1on enetgetll' 979-0747 art SIOO M ultrpher s3o. Bunk bed: sohd wood. set. opens to l24 an 6 blue. green & yello-. '''"IJl'rt lkJt h con la ct The City or 10AM for a.l!Pt 673-1388 h a n d c r a r t e d . a Pho I ch a ars . $700 noral. end this & coffee • Su1tc . L • Irvine. 17200 Jamboree W -d p in Cats 8035 outsland1ng quality 645 3485 1 bl white "' gla~~ .• Rd .• Irvine. CA 92714 · O,. fOCHS CJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 115· 536~ Parr of Armless Love lamps, p:11n11ng. a II tJuvo~rll"l .inu \ • 7S4·3600, no later than lTypistl Freetogdhorne Darling Sofa & Loveseal Gold Se at s G oo d coordinated See to 111111111 ll 6181. Corporate Reali ~ kittens Blk&uger. Pillowback Good Cond construrt1on Need a pp rec 64 2 339; s e e k 1 n .ll w o r d _ 631·0477_ __ $250. 542.3945 recovering S95 Mi-0311 497-4116 1---process1ng typist, full -----I .. S PER Sft ti me. ex pr helpful Auto•, N•w 9100 A.Mto1, Hew 9100 ....,_, Htw 9100 A.lrtoa, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 91001 Autos, M•w 9100 U VI .R Good benefits Ni ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• • FOR NM ID CO. atmosphere Contact ~l!!!!~!!!~~!!!!!!~~~~!!~!~=~~i~~~~~~~iil ~ L orie Ferguson 1!4/97~ .. ~ ~~·~l·r-~::,-:j;-;.i-?-~-,~-r-~-i: ~~~I ~ ~ i~I Ask for Krhty, benefits. Call. Janine. lo. 5 4 0 · 6 OS 5, Coast a I 641-1 · Personnel Agy ., 2790 Harbor Blvd .. Ste 207 C.M. EOE Free to applicants Wor k in potpourri & crart ractory Also sewing decorating with silk flowers 540-ZZ4!. _ X-IAYTICH. Private i.b. 8 to Spm, Mon lbru Fri. No ill patients Hud x-ray only. Will train he'd in div 1d u a I 640--0202 Mere ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak table/4 chra from K1nsa1. S800 Firm. 548·086, fo r 1ppl. 642·5350 a me. Pl1ye r Plano . Cherrywood. Regular & Rlnkl·Tlnk. 40 rolls. Xlnt Condition. $2300. Evea, t51·1547. Din, mi3fl Comiln W'ly! for Xm11 tub I Sell 10ur uowant ed lteau, antlq11ea, to QioplMJeet tbru Conal,1amut 01llttf Wt Vt NH IU~ul Ill It for' Ift• 178 E. 17t• St. Cll. l· , ... , I Dll Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October t8, 1981 s, • ..., .... lff4 fY ..... ....................... Hiii, s"'" '"' _.11' n 11• -1010 Mhcel•et• lotO MIM.11• •• •o ......... . OlAM .. COUNTY ..................... .. ....................... ....................... ....................... ...., 111 to IHI ••a Clllcte. 1 &auUfuJ Color TV 2 yr Glrl1 bdrm at\, noo Ooll Houaa Ordtr now A.,._ Tlcllott ....................... SHOW wrnly. FrH delivery. Anll41ut rhtldrtn5 In lime tor Cbristmas 1 way LAX to Bolton l Tenor 8auoUd br111 Od 11/11. tte 5 ld. sci.ool dtsk. &ZOO Oil Bu:.Jrl<'f ltOO Rl('h adll. z dllldrtn exp 11:1 Beau1nltt , like new Sel Inter.rated &tr~. $2$0 =tin•. s100 Sora~. 7$2 1uo or be1t off tr. JQO.U. _ _ re::1rin1 w~r:O~ ot "' • l..adtta • Ctuktrtn Elf'ctrn· cart suu 2 64f.5tl4 fender Telt(u ter elec all era•: •word.I. colnt, fil289S_ - c lotllu, 12 t o UO lncludH thar.:erS37~ Mii :J --gultar wlth case szoo · war aouvenlrt, anUques SX·70 Poluold w/elec Antique 1lt.ll 1.rtt. l200. B7HM> ; -t"• •st:M' and t housands or flu h. new Sl,, F'ither Old P haf St wi n& Si bd W -• ---collectablt ltem :c . stereo, u new, tuner. lftlell lne. SU 080 nclt rmsetll) llJ ....................... OHi F Miu I amp, cusette, 1n &t•~~f100 41M~ baby•1t your child my Wanted. The Letter "A" I c.t1 • t INS 0 r • n I c: Co C'llbinet $525 Eve AVE • 8Al.80A BAY homl' uo 8•2 74118 forthePeplJO.llenat 11,11 I Filrllrounds,CM Enter 875480& C L U. B z Sherri Game lUnder the Ca"" •• .. h•••u• .. ••••••••.• Gate 3A olf AtUn11ton ---on f' I Of Sot' p W'I) r~ Copy machlnealor Sale, St .\.dmi1•lr Color '.f.>', Mtmbtrsbip, )u.'t SlOOO \\'1sh~r. ~e(ngerator.,2 ! rink•> 1 pay, X)nt t ond '"50' • • • . • w /1Un!f. Port. 190 +transfer fee J1my pupptd' part Oerman flOO to the penon who w Mie 1 1a1092 DOM1' MISS · Workln1 673·a54~ Shtpht'rd 8483734 urt tlnd•on~497-s:m_ --. -OU R CHRISTMAS 75ll~ STAMP COU.ECTIONS 3_pm M.icll Lr& 3 x•lntln& Mural, 10 SALE loah & Mart. PU RCHASl.;r> • GOOD STUF~ Pm~d laatru. .. s IOll ~\:c:8::~~~::~~ B 1 cycles, s kat es. By Davt Cuopl'r to sell today Leblanc ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• $400 Lraoil sx4 _,...· accessoriea. Nrw & E.-lp••• 1194 900'7 cla nnet tperf cond • ACOUSTIC GUITAR 49' 2422 • ' ' ~. used. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORTlNG JIOUSt; Membership for ·•·till'. female 1200. M7 SSJl Fran('iscan apple dish\':> SSO. Nurus i.lack,, 4 coats SJ ea m1H ~121 F'ull length white mink coat, like new . 56000 545-3022 dy11 . 67!1 !1693 e_y~- DOUBLE NICH ~: " ocean Vle'tl 1n Pulm Court at Pacific View Memorial Park $450 644.8524 CHARMGLOW BRQ I yr old S320 ne". r1rs1 S75 tak es 752·82791851·8959 v. l'ui.e l $7S Antique Ibanez Blk "Butterfly" -· Oceanfront Wh eel ~....... 9010 mut.lc box w Isl wtcustom pearl inlay/ Wal.nut Exec desk & Works ••••• ... •••••••••••••••• movement S4S Antique .shadow tranducer P.U. C r edenza " Exec 105 Main St. Balboa ANon Redcrest $700, m1n111ture Singer M!W matching band tooled H1ghb1ck chair. 1700 Pier Johnson 2 hp $200 Both mach S35 5 porcelain leather strap & hard ~ 2422 615-MJ!_ ~.==X!....-- pl;ite11 & hgurine!>. shell case Mint Liverpool brief case. Ex cond. 9' f1berals painungs, fine lamps condition. S42S 080 mobile phone, aU acces SURAOAlD dingy wtoars Cslm !table . l'elhng, desk. 714 751·8516 New, $3,7~. Sacrifice Thruster s, twins, paint. S4351obo. 544 4798 pole). 24" bronze candle Alto 5;;-:-Bundy 5250 $14895. 9ro24418·S. s1ngl~s. custom shaping T.om holder St8. Italian Perfe~t horn r o~ & air brus h S225 8'Avonrubberraft m 8 r b I I' 0 v er s 1 zed b e g i n n e r X I n t l"efs 1017 67J.4070 BEST OFFER corree cnr md table $85 tone cond. 531>•921& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Surf Boards Custom Air 673,:2SZl L1m1ted ed ~t't or 5 p A SPEAKERS Exqu1s1te bird ('age, Brush. Singles. twins. & Italian art book~ 10lx Pair or Mitchell BC 84 white wr. Iron. hand Thrusters. SOO to $225 loah, w..-9030 Ed J pnnte~ in Ital>, k h 6, . painted, w/stand. SlOO. ~all Steve. 645-6681 lqWp,..... Mink l>mall Jacket. s1 S. :. pea e rs w 1 t 640 6362 S R ••••••••••••••••••••••• $175 Al>std tools stands. New cond1llon -· ---tor., ........ 12· Avon Sport Boat. flourei.cent fixtures: low mileage Great Cockatoo. med ium lar 1095 good cond. SlOOO clothing loL' or misc for small-mechum s11e sulphur crested. tame. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-994~81!1_ incl Xmas totifti. & 3 ('lub s1tuat1Qns & trained & affectionate, LO~I NG LEASE . Trailer for sailboat meter:. !enough for full casuals $600 080 with cage. $1500/or best quilting bus1neS!t. Lillll' Dude Xlnt cond I e n g t h c 0 a t 1 0 f r 714 7:1! ·85!_6. offer 548-9231 eves. selhn.& out ALL supplies t~tj\ 675.6906 • . D s CB700 and fixtures including: ..:t!'!'!:'~ ----exrl~SI\ e v1runa wool rum set. piece · l"lmtos & Or,_. 1090 Display Cl&Sell. waiting loots, Power 9040 D o N · T s E N D mat.crial ~-71!>4, ·~no Must sell S4!10 080. ••••••••••••••••••••••• room chairs. Beauty ••••••••••••••••••••••• FLOWERS !.n1s . please keep Like~497·2896 Kwaii Piano 2 yrs old Salon hairdryers and Love delivered g1Ct1o arc 'al mg MXR PHASE SHIFTER x int cond, -new $2,300 h Yd r au 11 c ch a 1 rs. ·71 SkipJack 20' F B. PS. Selj/~1 .,.,.. 83J."""• restored, mint cond unique and elegant WA:-.'Tl'D "tOO" dual controls -•,:.1."'!!!!·---"'°"--mirrors, shelves and Sacnrice~i!l680064 Win e, candy etc $2.S An or drafting tbl. call Newly rebuilt S7S Piano Yamaha, great plants. LOVE DELIVERED aft700P~l 640-l281 Rarcos·Berry Pre-amp Buy, save hundreds Also, make up. STOP!! S31·LOVE F R t: E p II y T v S4:> n4:J51·85J6. 494·6413 or 497-3841 -sha mpoo a nd hair Take time lo relax and Open house: antiques, Mi cro wave rec1ever Amp1co .Reproducing SewilMJ Modllau 8092 products. shop at home._ It's sim collectibles, rifles. shot $('e Movtet. No charge Player Piano. In perfect ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 631·9754 or pie with Daily Pilot guns, ivory. iewelry, Complett> for $175 l' o n d i t 1 o n . Pfarr sewing macl) J60 after6.._898.Q!O!I --1 Classified Ads. And 1r slot mach . Canon Al. 750-5832 Profess1onally tuned. free arm xlnt cond you have something to military, etc. 7732 21lh 'Steel A Frame 9X9X9 Finest quahty Powell $280 w · case. S260 Trade your old sturr for sell. call a friendly St . Weum1n1oter. Liftsboabelc S20 Music Rolls included. w 1 th 0 u t new .~ood1es with a Class1(1ed Ad-Visor at 898·8645. _ _ 675 5116 _ SSS@ 5594~ 545·79131~7295 _ C~ssifled ad 642·5678 642-56711 __ _ Aaltoa, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Ntw 980 Autos, Ntw 9100 Aaltoa, New 9100 .Aattot, Ntw 9100 ······················~ ................•......•••..•...•••.•••.....•.•.•••••••••...........•.•...•.••..•...........•...•••••.••........... 1982 TOYOTA STARLET Economical 4 cylinder engine. 5 5peed transmission MPX stereo radio bocl<et seats. carpeted floor ~ mats & wheel lnm nngs 1570275) One only 1978 DATSUN 200SX HATCHIACI 4 cyf engine. 5 speed trans . pwr brakes. bucket seats, AM·FM stereo. sunroof & moret Super clean! ( 129TWYl. 1910 VOLVO 142 SEDAN 4 cyl engine. 4 speed trans . power brakes. AM-FM stereo, tinted glass. cloth Interior, radial tires & morel (1ANG442). 1975 YOUCSWMIN RAlltT Economical 4 cyl. engine. '4 9Pfed transmlS$lon. bucket ... 11. AM-FM radio & morel This one 11 1n excell•nt conchtionl (9e8NOI) 1973 TOYOTA CAlJNA J DOOi Economical '4 cylinder engine. velour, bucket seats, 4 speed transmi .. lon & super clean! One of a kind. (<471HOI) 524ft 197'TOYOTA 4X4 LAHDCIUISB 6 cyt. engine. air oondltiotflng. '4 tpeed tranamluion, buclce( Mais and low milts. Another super cleln unrt! (998XSUl. 57299 1975TOYOTA COROLLA SRS tWtDTOP 4 cyt,, air oond . 5 speed trans .. pwr brakes, AM·FM radio. bUcket seats. vinyt roof ·& rallye wheels. Must see! (717NRN) 531ft 1976 DATSUM 1210 Eoonomical 4 cylinder engine. '4 •Pted tr1n1ml11lon. AM-FM radio. vinyl loP. mags nt ~. Soper O• m.leage! (247POM). -· Hll'9 ... ,_, ~ .. _ ..... .. ... ,:s... IMh. ,.,.... 9040 IMh. S ... / Alfe Senta, Pn Trw•• fHO • ••••••••••••••••• ••••• Dec'• 9070 & Acc......_ f 400 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• ................ •n•••• • u•••••••n•••• '1' ford r 2.5() ~lek up ~:?~~1~S:YE~:~~, ... MOOm• ss·~~!'m :~r~~~~~~~ :.:.~ Plytn1 brtd1t. Bimini ldtal locaUOn CaU WtlH •-braku, air 12100, top. dual COl'trolJ, ·a lmport.ed car .P•rtJ 6's. H unte t U , Twlo IMh, S'-tOtO IMPORT .,. d -k Cr"'ader 270'1 lnltalled ........ =.:?:......... AUTOSUPPLV '85 OOOGr.. ump true • '78 low hra. 41tw Onan, 101 N. Mancheater runa aood. S3000. Call tuk cockpit deck, VHF. DIJ ST• An helm 7'78-9900 646·W7 CB. AM RD!t', power Saddle tanks. custom '88 £1 Camino 111100 or wlnrh . tull raovaa Montbly boat t RV made for early short tradttorMan1Trurk covera. All fo'11hlni 1tora1e for 11\Y alu. 24 whlbaae Dodge tru('ks &U.$310 equipmut 6' bow hr ucur lty , free 100 r 5311492111 v.. '570 plank, lnbotrd bail l1uncbln1 ' wuhlna • TR U SPOKE wltl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tank, 2 fljhtln& chalf11. prlvllef"· Newpo~t Wt\Jll•I• 1 Ui?,.,!1110, ·es.Econ11lint van-a• outd...,., outboard llU Dllntt. Ul Back Bay Pleasira~-Ullr' t ran• vehlcll' Nl'w sack, portable bait Or Newport Beach -r11dl11la. 3 11pd column receiver Lon& ran~e &44·0510 A.lttot for 591 $600 G42-«lM 300 galJI fuel an • t~n '2· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 Chtovy longbed ~. ton 120 &• .• water in IMPORTA~ Van. custom int t'Xt tanks. Ll\l\llg aboard· 2 f~ N<YnCETO Best oCfer. 644 t817~ refrigs. butane stove •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• READERS ANO • w foven. monomatic C S./ ADVERTISERS '77 Dodge Van. C~tom head tape deck.. swim \'::"'l tlJO Tb . r t Pliant & Int Ji ully st~' boarding ladder, adveerti'~~~cebyo v!het.~I! Loaded ~ S.S78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~cu ~ ' ~ 5 5 6 Sa I~ t Y 101.<1 Camper Four Star dealers ln the vehicle Auto LeosMg 9510 e Q u • ed 3 r 1 re w/refr1gerator & sl~e clas~1hed advtrtas1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• exttngu1sbers, 2 life Port a-potty All columns does not TAKEOVYLH! rafts, nare kit . 3 bilge Butane, Queen size bed include any applicable Beaut '79 tl1·ritage pumps. $12.000 CA~H Sleeps 6. ln excellent taxes. hcense. transfer T Bird. great tor exec . FIRM CaJI answer ad condition. $900. Call fees, finance charges. 8 mos left. only S285 II 387, 642·4Dl. between 10am·5pm fees !or air pollution to get m. Call Nanc) '71 30' Searay, Oybridge. 63J.76S7 _ c on t r o 1 de v i c e alt 6~m S48-9988 radar & fish finder .64 Ford ~ T truck, 390 cert1C1catJons or dealer WCll!hd 9590 +other xtras, low en&. 8• °''"nm cmpr, documentary Aaltos hours, gd rond. re('ent ' -preparation ('harges ••••••••••••••••••••••• co mp eqpt, many WEP YTOPD<)LLAR overhaul. make offer + extras. Great rond. unless othe rwise A assume $31,!XX> B of A ~firm ~6823 specified by the r o r t o P u s e d loan Gil !IM-lOOS ofc : .68 a T Pi .. ,_ U ,.69 advertiser cars rore1gn. domestics 675-~ eves •. on Ca· P w ---or clas~1cs. If }Our cur --4 Winds 9 ft Camper ~s/ 1s extra <'lean, :.e1! u~ 11't Whaler· M hp n:itr Stcont. 4 cu ft fndge, Clo11ic1 9520 F'IRST ' 2 l~nks. radio, trailer .fLMtty. pooo. s,s7.9159 ...................... . ~~o~~$e~~!.2584 dyst Motorbedlilln 9140 PRETTIEST ~"' • •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• '57 T-llRD 26' Sea ray wttrlr, full MOPED IN TOWH! canvas, radio. depth Puch. xlnl cond. lo m1. IEST ~1 Cinder. bait tank. fully $300 513.4070 vn-ul. ""Urn S20.SOO 675·4186 <~UKZJ ~ .... " -Puch SPort 2-spd moped, DUFAB.D ex('ell cond .. lo m1. EIKtric ~ 4~23.!!l 18 fl. New Batteries. '79 MOTOBECANE Motor & Charger SMOO. Under 700 mi, runs xlnl. Duffield Yachts will S42S. 557-61~- 1 nsl a I I Options or '77 foxy GT Rides 2 Custom wort at Cost t Good Cond. Sacnr.ce _year ~u~.!:_ 645-0715 j250. 63H719 Free 13 interest in 35' Moped. Needs some Owens power boat. xlnt work $60. rond. Will trade for NB 646-1924 shp. Town & Country Mo~_ge, 714 7~-0217 • Motorcydn/ ScooMrl 9150 Pa rtner wanted 25 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sk1pjack. CC lmmac. ·so Suzuki 450L, 6500 m1 loaded Incl Hit shp, w/rack, must sell. xlnt $111 mo + equity dep. $1500 or bst.:.J48·!771 !57·9327 Valeo alum fishing boat. 12' & 15'. loaded. best off~s 12131592 2859 '54 17 ' Chris Craft Classic Ong m xlnt .£.Q!)d ~ ake ofr 646-77~ P ARTHER WANTED 34 ft Cll B ah cabin trawler Single diesel lmmac Loaded Slip NB S439 mo + equity deposit '71 HOMOA 450 IC4 S600 OBQ.~l<l66 '79 llonda CB 650 1700 miles WindJammer Fairing, xlnt cond S2000 832·6320 aft 6 '79 KX80 xlnt. cond. extra:; S500 080 call 833.6497 '81 llONDA 18SS Less than 6 hrs in use, S975 855 0508 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA Ml SA 641·0010 -- -----~ 1940 Ford Sedan Deluxe. concours trophy winner, f round up restoration, _lb_500. 851·6226. '53 Ford V 8 2 dr t·oup. New eng Strwght. SWOO 645·6170 1941 Cad 4.dr. new paint. chrome, Sl'atcovers. d1rrerent1al. Recent engine overhaul m._soo. John~5Q96 '51 FORD WOODY. 340 Buick eng Must see' s&l9~4 1928 ROLLS ROYCE 557 .9327 or 494-1095 PHAMT'OM I Beautifully restored Tourer style bod} yellow with black fenders Connally leather Appraised at 545,000 Now owned by ·so Yamaha IT175, new non-profit organization cond . used twice. $t075 Call weekdays, 10·5. '80 Wellcrart. 248 Sportsman. radio. .outriggers. wa temp, etc Inboard Like ne" 673-4242 19 rt Wellcrafl Sunhatch 139 hrs. S9300 832-5128 64t 3303, 496-7471 833·0891 ·18 Honda 750 F Super Recreational clean 8.000 rru. Man} VelticlH 9530 extras S2)XX> 645 7278 ••••• ••. • ••••• •••••• ••• '78 Honda 750 Super Dt:NE BUGGY Sport, eng runs xlnt, VW. older model. runs but won't start now well. nl'eds TLC, $550 tshort in elec systeml, firm Might trade 9060 642-7073_ -4!17-6142 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 YZIJJYAMAJIA Dune Buggy Street AU TUI Good cond. bJO 080 Leg a I Ca Ii f Lise 57 Ff ICEl'CH 9!77_:~253 . ..Bt:RRO" 1600 CC Eng Custom built 1970 77 Kawasaki. 400 $1200 Man)' xtras & Spare Fam i 1 Y. or 5 J usl Full dress 7500 m1 Xlnt parts. Sl!IOO Cash returned · from 21 mos cond 892.:.~1 559·7211 cruise in So Pacific 1·67 Triumph Tiger 650t·r 4 Whffl Dri•H 9550 This )athl has Restored Engl1:.h •••••••••••••••••••••••! everything XJnt cond clus1c Must see E\e ·79 Ford f'350 PU, 351. PP will f1nanl·e 7!>4 7175$850. VS. auto, air. ps, pb. consider n'.1l est ale ·79 Honda. CX !100.1 am fm, S9,000. 545.:.~ trade Taxes h} seller VT win Good cond. '75 Toyota Landcrwser SI 7 0 . O 0 O Ca I l Bank reposess1on Good cond Xtra~. 5.1200 714 838-5899 A c c e pt i n g b 1 d :. 851-9049 '78 26' EXl'ALIRER Contact Ron Hayward. ,Trucks 9560 wdock 1n NB 10•, (7141 97~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rinancm11 avail 7:12 1422 '81 CB750F. new. loaded 1972 Ford Couner. New or wknds 544 ~ _ '3800 mv .. must sell pa int. spoke wheels. Sailboard Used once S 2 8 O O . 0 B 0 runs good Needs Sacrifice. S750. 080 673·64021675-9700 ask 4 brakes SlD> Call eves 497 2896 J~ ~-0505 Venture 22. tn N B slip, 6 MUST SB.1! '71 Chevy Suburban. 67K •I 111 o.._,, C..ty 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979.JSOO HIGHIUYER Top dollars for Spon~ Cars. Bugs. Camperi. 914's. Audi's Ask for UC MGR JIMMARIHO VOLICSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON Bt:Al'll 8~2000 WENEB> YOUR EXOTIC & BRITISH CARS 3100 W Coast Hw} Newport Ikal'h 642·94<li WANTED! Late model To)ota~ and Vol\os Call u s 0 AY~ ~· "UH ..... 11•' c ......... . "' H•·UOl.,,, u o.Hu Top Dollar Pid For, Your Car• JOHNSON & SOH Linc~ 2626 Harbor Bl\ d' Costa Mei.a 540 5ti:llJ oVEli llue loott Fur Your Good \'\\. Porsche or 1\ud1 .... l•:HICK ~VER SON \'W POllSCHE Al Ul 445 E Coast H1v.a' di Ba\~1de On\l" Nev. pon Beach 673 ~KM1 Premium prir~ paid for any used ('JI t foreign or dome~t11· 1 in good rond1t 1on hp outboard, new '7S Honda Hawk reblt miles. auto, .ur. po~·er Genoa. xlnt rond, w XI d $800 $2200 Offer 673·6336 & 1 ~IJl.!W"' .. l!!f!~li!l'!I.. trailer. $5:100 Will beb nt con 6i2·9666. '" See l 's Fln.t • consider pa rt n er· 493-4440 '78 Chevy •1 Ton. Big 10. jl~~llMrlilli• 130·8021 !!Ys '79 Yamaha Daytona. V-8. auto, ps, big tires. Cal 25, $10.500. Bring new top end, pipes, K & elec adj shocks. 41.000 r.our check book & sail N's. new rear tire 7200 mi, xlnt cond S4500 . ..!!J!ome640-8161 __ miles. Best offer Dys · 646-4405, e\·es 26' sloop ('lass1c, 5 sails. 848-6475. 673·7127_ motor well. recent Motor HOllltl, S./ '76 Datsun Pick Up, low restoration. pnme NB Rttlt/S'-fl60 miles Needs body ~.!..673-:>547 _ ••••••••;::::': ••••••••• -~OJ:k. Cheap 644·~11.1_ Catalina ~. Loadl'd. Sell RENT 22· Lux Motor '71 F'ord i"IOO. longbed. or Trade. 12"; interest Home. sips 6. -self cont . good work truck, $1400 1!14..QOO 54&-7506 xlnt cond. pe,_ 640-8585 759-0096 al\ !I t4' Sunhsh 1 mo old f-It-T .....1 9170 1971 Toy-"a Beige wtorg. brown ,....._..., N'Yon '" sails. $850 or w/new ••••••••••••••••••••••• pick up w shell Auto trlr. $1100. 8.»6533 or ParadisebytheSea.22'1 air rond 36.000 mi 973_1712 rt Ideal trailer In SJOOOorbestcashoffer Garden Setting. Across M a ri o 7 5 t 6 2 !14 or 26' EHDUVOR from Swimming pool. 3 558·0671 :KH81l.11 l1<11 Hhd I "'"I '"''I .1111111 ~I WEIUY l ' S E D C' AR S & TRl'CI\.'> C:OME IN OR CALL fOR FREE APPRAISAL Corm1er-DeL1llo CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD llL'NTJNGTON Bf.i\CH 847-6087 or Schock. Sips 4 Clean in private beaches F'or and out. Shp 1n NB info Call Tim. Wed-Fri 14900. Wit da 833 3030 494·9154 or eves 493-6846 Your friends and 549°3331 ext ~~S3H942 People who need people Lido 14 wftra1ler, I set should always check the sails. xlnt 1.'00d 675-6658 Service Directory in the alt. Spm . __ DAl!-Y PLLOT 9100 Autos, New 9100 neighbors use Classified BABIED OLDER sed:.in when t he Y h a ' e or wai?on for ind < ar someth1nit to sell MPG not important They'll tell you how well M u " t be ,. I e a n _1t~orked for them_'.__ S500 moo ~ ~ A.dos, Mtw 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 ••.•••.••...................•••••.............•.••..•.........•••........................... Auto. ll'W\t., AM/FM stereo. eu.tom llr. POWer diec brakes. wtlite walls. wire whffl ~(139899). 98172 • 118'1.0........ ·_ a• pontiac I 2• ....... hi, Cista ... 2DOOR DEMONSTRATOR (J!5t2) 91918 l!118QOOO ~ 2• lllW'IK 11 F*, Cesta Im • I WEIUY CLEAN CARS AHDTRUCKS COMMRL CHEVROLET .'l\.~ ll.1r1.., 111 • .i I '"I\ \1 ~ .... \ 546-1200 ' --'10 lOOTD Ful ly equipped. a ~Ll&:.,.......,...,...~111 beautiful "Ivory" t7051•·.;.;;.;,,;,;;;..,;0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll ~iercedes Will trade, •••••••••••••••••••••••1• n o l e r m s '7' Al.FA l.OMEO DATSUN 200SX 1980. a i a 1 I ab I e . DLR 2000 SPOIT 5spd . 12.000 m1 , ext OA.1W308>. Sedan. 5 speed, air. warr . AM FM cass. $24,000 stereo Only 18,000 Like new' $7 .600. ~79·9249 miles Like new ! 838·05SS (129ZHO> '80 280ZX 2+2 Assum '75 t4-l&a S6HS $298/mo tse. No cash dn. •. lOOD SB>AH JIM MAlJHO S yr warr Loaded, 5 Love I Y cond ll 1 on VOLKSWAGEN spd. Xlnt cond. oos.~2_ Loaded. IZ71LOB > 18711 Beach Blvd. l '72 Dots. 240 I JIM S=HO 142-2000 Make orrer 646-4650 VOLKSWAGEN '77 Alfa Romeo, ~t '74 260Z A/C amtrm 18711 Beach Blvd cond, new paint . redlblk. S4lm · ' 142·2000 *-0945. Call 833-2227 Alldl 9707 '79 280 ££ 2 + 2 L; -------••••••••••••••••••••••• mileage Auto. stereo Ml '71 210SE '7l AUDI IOOLS cassette must se ll Collector's Dnom Sedan Beige w/beige $880()10B0496-Ull2 3 5 Convertible Don't corduroy interior. ·75 DATSUN 710 miss this rare classic' Automatic. Only SS,000 Sl.2000 080 181813). miles on this beauty! __ 673-894S JIM SL.EMONS !603HYU) 1971240Z IMPORTS $2195 reblt eng. $3400 1301 Quail Sts. JIM MARINO 645·4333 Dennis Newport Beach VOLKSWAGEN '76 280Z 4sp .. atZ mags, Call Today 833-9300 18711 Beach Blvd. louvers, coco bm , xlnt 142-2000 cood. 551·5007 '79 240-D. sunroof. auto '72 '"'.....a I "N"' '77. King Cab Pick up. trans. air. stereo, ivory A-~ AC. Stereo. Spec whls & & bamboo. 35.000 mi 30 ... ~gal trs. Xlnt cond S347s Imm a c $17 . 500 Excellen~ l'\IMing rood. 851·7222, 631-6918 85~1-6226="'-· __ Looks hire new car. D-' ---• $1400. 642.Q4 -.... "' 9721 ...... 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••,. ••••••••••••••• ·a 1 Dk ORE.AH '74 Austin Manna SJ2S as S spd stick SJ0.900 is. 165 Mesa Dr., C.M. 731-2434 645-.4700 or 645-3190 Rot 9725 IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 RAT 124 1981 IMW COMYEITllLE CLOSEOUT Ri ch mocha with sort saddle interior. AM/FM SAVEi I r a d i o . S s p e e d • • transmission (1132291 $4295 HUGESB.ICTlOH • Sales and Leasing at ' · E~~e~1~~itt1;ee..vrc~ic;:d DATIUI parts dept. Good selection of 13731 Harbor Blvd previously owned BMW Gorden & other rme cars in Grove excellent condition. 554-9000 We also have a lease ----company that leases '78 Fiat 131S. 2 dr. other makes of autos, am /fm cass, S2SOO or trucltt and vans. 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Is it some ~ind of a tribal rite? ls that why so many people feel they have to try this driving the right side of the road, shifting with the left hand routine? • If that's what it ls, as far as ceremonies· go, to me It · has no more validity, but faintly resembles, throwing Christians to the lions. My advice? If you're considering sightseeing in the British Isles this way, don't! I wouldn't say that about any other country. I agree with the man I'm traveling with that the only way to have flexibility in seeing a country the way a tl'aveler should is to drive it. But the British Isles? No . This country is the exception that proves the rule. When getting behind the wheel (and everyday I try to get into the right side of the car> turns a man known for his nice temperament, easy going manner and lack of nerves into the Lochness Monster. I say forget it. If I'd had any sense I would have whimpered and whined after our trip in from Heathrow Airport, insisting t)lat we return the car immediately and throw ourselves at the mercy of Mary and Marsh Houts from Emerald Bay to solve our traveling problems. Several months ago when we discovered we'd all be here at the same time, they suggested most strongly that we see England and Wales using their plan -a first class British rail pass with a driver at each destination to take them to points of interest. Marsh, with his usual efficiency had arranged with Alan Curry. head of forensic science for Great Britain, to have one of his men pick them up and show them around. Even given another chance we would have none of it. . In the Spotlight But we stuck to our plan and after three days in 'Loodpn, ~ •IY))i.llfl lor Scotland. It took us almost two hours to set out or the city that alternQOn. The Houts' train ride to York -close to England's northern bOrder -took two hours and 27 minutes. We got about hall way to the bor~er that night. They saw York, Newcasije-on·Tyne, Hadrian's Wall and Durham too. I 'm not going to belabor the Point. You get the idea. They didn't get into Scotland, however, and brief as the visit was -"the weather was beastly, my dear - snowing in the Highlands" -we are glad we plunged on. Arriving in Edinburgh late in the afternoon, under rainy skies, we made our usual wrong turns and suddenl y our hotel rose in front of us. However, after a bridge crossing, three stop lights and heaven knows how many block circlings, agreed there didn't seem to be an entrance. Later we found it marked by a brass name plaque that said .. Do not stop at this entrance". That was an unnecessary admonition. It was absolutely impossible to do that. Finally out or the dimness came two figures. The trunk was opened and I was being helped out. If my umbrella had been up I'd have arrived like Mary Poppins. • Floss Schumacher: Coast Lady of Fashion Riding a merry-go. round almost symbolizes Floss Schumacher's beliefs in life, liberty a nd the pursuit of music. "Whal I remember most about school was carrying scripts," said the Newport Beach resident who is vice president of special events for the Orange County Music Center. "I was always performing in plays, operettas, quartets or choirs." In between those programs. Florence (Floss> Rapp majored in business administration at Denver University. She later moved to San Diego where she met and married Edward W. Schumacher in 1949. They started a moving and storage business in the San Francisco Bay Area which h as become the international Global Van Lines Inc. And she began the years of volunteer work that would bring her musical fulfillment. Floss Schumacher joins Jim Bentley and A. Norton DonaUUon at Orange County Music Center Founder1 gala. ·'Wherever we are, I try to k eep c l ose to the performing arts,'' she said. Her first connection here was with the Orange . Cou nty Philharmonic Society . Under her leadership, its youth concerts, whic h reach 250,000 youngsters a year in Thtfr dinner partnn1• conwnotion uUghta Flo11 and Ed Schumacher at "Up, Up and A~ll" ~/U for OCMC. t • r Orange County, became a national example. tripled attendance and grew eventually from four to 10 concerts a year. ··John Scott Trotter and Henry Brandon w ere instrumental in showing us h ow to use trus t funds offered by the American Federation of Musicians to achieve this goal," she said. ·'The success continues now lhans to the efforts of Joan Evans and her committee." Now Floss devotes November through April to making the West the most active regio n f or M etropo l itan Opera Auditions. ''Last year we had three of the 10 intern ational finalists who competed in New York," she explained. "Our newest talents will be s h owcased at t he n ext auditions on Jan. 18.' • T he asp iring tenors, basaes and sopranos refer to Floss as the houaemother of • their hotel suite who always has an encouraging word or throat remedy when the jitters arise. The hospitality is returned when she visits former winners studying in Zurich. Vienna or Munich. "I h aven 't had a sum mer vacation ... s he mentioned, referring to her M ay -to -December involvements with OC MC, Pacific Sy mph o n y Orchestra, Lyric Opera Assoc iation of Orange County, Pacific Master Chorale. Newport Harbor Art Museum and countless philanthropic parties. .. There 's been a tremendous upsurge in fashion awar eness during the last few years from our previous seaside resort attitude," F1oss said. .. Parties generated by the cultural arts have introduced a vast change in women's fo~nd meeting attire. We're still relaxed, but there's a studied elegance . "My real s plurge of the year is for box seats at the Met. It's so thrilling to look out on all that grandeur and see the eagerness and appreciation of music even from those standing in the back rows." More opera houses are on the agenda as Ed retires from the presidency of Global Van Lines. The couple plans to travel more frequenUy from the Harbor Area, their daughter Anne, 21, son Mark, 23, and his bride, Patty. The Far East ls their first destination, bu t future pursuits could even lead to outer space! (Years back, Ed was wise enough to rue a request with the Interstate Commerce Commission for operatin g a uthority to transport car10 between Earth and other planets.> ' -·----- The next morning we took off In a sprlnkle·turned full blown storcn f~~iQhlJ!gh castle, dlscu1Md4•·~y travel article ever written about Scotland's capital. I 'm only going to discuss some personal impressions: First, the guides are excellent. Don't° go without one. But do try to avoid joining a tour group ... always. Second, we were str uck by a few things. The charming and tiny -26 feet by 10 feet -chapel built for Queen Margaret, around 1000 A.O. by her husband Malcolm III, can be used by noncommissioned soldiers, and only noncoms, for their weddings. We liked that. At the National War Memorial Chapel, built to commemorate Scotland's war dead. it's almost overwhelming to read how many had died. The guide told us to go and look at the museum , a building devoted to the. rea'lly beautiful uniforms and medals worn by the Scots in many battles. Jn a sense that museum glorified war. It seemed a curious dichotomy. We felt the museum s hould be visited first and the chapel second. One might have a better perspective on the lack of value of war. We next visited the Holyroodhouse down the Royal Mile . (Rood m ea n s cross . Therefore it's t h e -Holycrosshouse. It's the Queen's home in Edinburgh which she visited about seven weeks ago. It is well worth a visit. Filled with history and well guided. We had our first real feeling for Mary Queen of Scots and her predicament. Her problems with Elizabeth I were summed up in a glassed-over needlepoint she did -a red headed cat pouncing on a small dark mouse. That said it all. We planned to go on to Glasgow and made an arbitrary decision to avoid city driving as much as possible. We headed down through Galashiels, Scotland, where fa bric designer Brnat Klein lived and has his mill and from there into England. We headquartered at Newcastle-under-Lyme for three days of side trips that could be titled "How to See Tewkesberry Abbey Wh en It Wasn't Your Plan;" "Can a Marriage Survive Being Lost in Birmingham?" and .. Don't Take Your Car lo Oxford." Next week the adventures of coming into London and turning in the car. T r8nd-setters expect to fo ll ow 'Crescendo' .. A Fas hion Crescendo,.. the 22nd annual Orange County Philharmonic Society fashion show benefiting OCPS's various youth programs, will be staged Wednesday in the South Coast Piaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. Fall and winter wardrobe innovations for men and women by Saks Fifth A venue will be featured. "Men are encouraged to attend and special tables can be arranged for them, .. said Irma Siler of Irvine, who is in charge of the event. Proceeds wi ll provide a major source of funding for the Music Mobile. Music Enrichment, in-school chamber concerts, Chamber Concert Video Tapes. Music History and Youth Concert projects that reach nearly 250,000 children in Orange County public and private schools each year. The benefit will begin with a social hour at 11 a.m. followed by lunch at noon and the fashion show at 1: 15 p.m. Saks will host an Irish coffee reception aft er the show in its South Coast Plaza store. With Mrs. Siler on the planning committee are Joyce Reaume, Susan MacDonald, Gloria Mooney, Dee Evans, and Madeline Blackwell, all of Newport Beach, and Marge Sweeney, Jane Strong, Francine Steinbrenner,· Diane Wilson and Cindy Brauer,·all of Irvine. Admission is $27 per person; tables of 10 may be reserved. Tickets may be purchased by phoning the OCPS office, 646·6411 . A Sunday Section of the Orange Coast Daily Pilot Thomas P. Haley Publlaher Thomas A. Mu rphine Edttor Nora Lehman Style Editor Michael P. Harvey M•rketlng Director Mariorie Fendel R.Wlt S.le1 M•n•o-r For News Call 642·4321 , Ext. 205 For Advertlalng Call 642·4321 , Ext. 251 M•ln Office •. 330 West Bay Street, Post Office Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626-0660 Pilot Style Sunday, October 18, 1981_ 3 Topper.and Jenny Smith dined by candlelight i"n Gardf?!' Room. He's vice president of programs. Howard and Eve Steinberg l o o k e d forw.ard to season-opening concert with pianist Eugene I stomin, soloist. Lorne and Traute lluycke were among coastal couples attending. Dr. James Baroffio, president of Pacific Symphony board. and wife Marilyn greeted guests. Stars attract 1V fans, concert-goers follow clouds S TARS CAME OUT : Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club rolled ou t the red carpet and klieg li ghts to welcome the celebrity cast for the premiere of .. Goliath Awaits ... an undersea TV mini-series. written and co-produced by RCYC's own Dick Bluel. About 280 guests welcomed Mark ( .. Flamingo Road"> Harmon. Emma Samms. Eddie Albert. Alex Cord. Jean Marsh. John Carradin e. J eannette Nolan. John Mcintire and Duncan Regehr. In the film to be telecast in November on Channel 13 by "Operation Prime Time." the national network of independent stations. the cas t is trapped for 40 years on a sunken ocean liner and devises s uc h a utopia that they fear being rescued. Barbara and Terry :vtulligan and C h arli ne Weiss and Jim Johnson organized the champagne reception to honor the stars. OPENI NG ORCHESTRATED: Carloads of coastal residents chased som e s pectacular c loud formations toward Buena Park last Sunday for the start of the '81-82 "Good News" season of the Pacific Symphony. Orange County's resident professional orchestra conducted by Keith Clark. has grown so in three years that its new home is the 2,100-seat Good Times Theater at Knoll's Berry Farm. For a f es live prelude to the evening of tone poems by Strauss and Scriabin and Eugene Istomin's piano solo in Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto. many of the patrons dined by candlelight in the Garden Room . Dr. James Baroffio and Tom Key, n ew a nd past presidents of the symphony board, and their wives greeted g u ests a long with Marcy Mulville, vice president for guilds. The Coast Communities Guild has just elected Karen West, editor of fremiere magazine, as president pro tern. Also supporting the classic series and commenting on the new pops series to st art Nov . 7. were L<>rne and Traute Hu ycke of Laguna Beach. Ted and :\1ariana Rosman and Bernice and Bill Iii rd . The theater's air·condilioning must have still been on its summer setting as m any chill ed s pectators made a beeline for hot coffee and cocoa at the park ·s concession stands at intermission. GENEROSITY APPRECIATED: A $5.000 donation earned Mrs. Michael Robinson the title of "Super Saint" when some 100 people who have donated from $25 to $1.000 to t he American Cancer Society were honored at the sixth annual Patron Party. Laguna Bay at twilight was the backdrop when Joan and Harry Karsten hosted this preliminary event to the elegant Bal de Cordon Bleu to be held Oct. 30. After meeting Jacquie Linn and Artiste Reis. the new executive director and president of ACS for Orange County. the patrons chose their tables for the gala. heard Dean Davidson describe de luxe auction items. listened and danced to strolling violins. Persons wishing to make a Sl25 donation toward the fight against cancer in return for an elegant evening of gourmet food and dancing at the ball should phone 752-8600. HAtrrE HOSTESSING: Who knows how many parties were squeezed into the pre-holiday schedule last Thursday afternoon on the terrace of the Encore restaurant. That's where some 200 women adjourn ed from t h e South Coast Repertory Guilds· well-tuned st yle p roduction for an a lfresco lunch of quiche a nd gazpacho. Most of the conversationalists were trying to devise parties where they could wear the s how-stopping outfits they had just previewed. Making the most of a theatrical theme, Saks Fifth A venue models had shown American designers' sportswear to a snappy "76 Trombones ... leather outfits to "West Side Story .. and e\'ening gowns and furs to the strains of "Don 't Cry for Me Argentina .. from .. Evita ... Diane Di eh l. s how committee chairman and her two chjef assistants. .Jane Martin and Ruth Goulet. all of Irvine. wen• h1ghl) C'omplimented for their effort~ a~ they Joined the buff et ltne A noteworthy number of knickers were noticed in the c rowd. or do knicker-wearers do more walking to s ho w off their fa s hion spunk and Vincent Knoll therefore get C'Ounted coming and goi ng" Al so among the stylish spectators "ere J ane Inga ll s. Virginia Cumst ay. Jo Ann Marmorstone. Vivienne Hansen. Marilyn Griffitts. Jac-kie Stall . Sharon Pais ley. Kate Brewer. Dana Caruso. Dafri Estes. Linda .J ackson and .Judi Dutton. Golden Circle m e mb ers 1n attendance were Margit Christiano. Bnrbara Frost. Hedda Marosi. Jessie Mac Shirar. Victoria Stack. Wendy Thomas. Kathryn G. Thompson and Sandra Ventura. Saks Fifth Avenue, Designer Dress Buyer -Mii present a traveling collection of THE BEST OF THE AMERICAN DESIGNERS '. Three Days Only Thursday, October 22 through Saturday, October 24 Fashion Show Friday, October 23 11 :00 A.M. R.S.V.P. 540-3233, Ext. 218 South (00$t Pkno, 3333 So. Bristol, .Costa Mesa, Co. "1.b2b . . . . ~~~~~----.-..·----...... ----------~---------------------....... --..................................................................... 1911 ......................... . ~ Piiot Style Sunday, October 18, 1981 Fashions for Hini. cues Europe exports casu al . . The European look in mens' fashion subtly reflects the continental lifestyle casual elegance accented with thoughtfully measured doses of individualism and sensuality. The casual elegance can be spotted in a Parisian blouson waist-jacket of teak toned sheepskin. Or it can be seen in the European opinion that quality. not quantity. dictates the fashion purchase enabling such things as classic trousers to become part of an afternoon's fun or an evening's serious ensemble. Trends never solely dictate color or style choices -the meaningful c riterion is the image an Italian or Frenchman wishes to project to the world. Individualis m also comes at the point of purchase for the European wardrobe pl anner who buys his clothing from a dedicated clothier who is on a first.name basis with his clientcle. not from u part·time clerk. Sensuality begins with the cut of the cloth high arm holes and suppressed wabts accentuating the V shape of the male physique and ends wi th a close to the skin silhouette created from natural fa brics slubbed raw silks. sleek refined silks. earthy open weave knits, soft suedes and exotic leathers. At Ron·s Plal't.'. a C'l11th111g boutique for men at Peter's Lanning 1n llun1111i,:1011 llarhour. thl' Europea attitudes prevail. .. I like to get to knO\" ;1 c-lu:nt f1r s1. ·· states owner Ron Gates ... I wouldn't frt·I righl recommending a wardrobe piece JUSl be('aust• 11 ·~ '>O mt.•thing I like. I want to learn a client"s color pn•fen•nces. hb lifestvle and . . then help him select outfih "hl<.'h "ill flatter him within that framework · · The store's overstuffed suede sofa, comfortable decor, soft jazz background musiC' und imported clothing aren't necessarily synon~·mous with high pricing says Gates . .. Our price~ are midway between Rodeo Drive and Beach Boulevard.·· he quips ··1 attempt to find clothing which offers intrinsic value. not t>xtrinsic frill." This comfortable combination from Ron·s Place for a restaurant outmg features a teak·colored. chamois tntured suede sheepskin 1acket with blouso11 styled waist by Heg Ea Or of Israel Gentleman's dress slacks of ecru wool gabardine are by Le Pamty of France ltal1011 silk kmt sweater has keyhole neck the flair. The style goes from the U.S. to Europe for defining, and then comes back with that updated classic look , giving both continents the best of both worlds. Left outfit on the dock at Peter's Landing in Huntmgtor1 Beach features Marzotto butterscotch glen plaid wool coat arid cream Pierre Cardin dress shi rt over tone-o n-tone wool gabardine pants. Khaki tones coordrnate the other ensemble nf srngle pleat cords by Jon Gumot. V-necked sweater by Blye <:hirt by Pierre Cardin and WO percent silk crepe Balma111 tie He claims European mills arc light years ahead of American mills. For in!.lance. "the Itali an mill machiner y is capable of produci ng fabric lots far superior to American fabrtC'S m weave. coloration and texture:· European colors for fall? ··Designers of European menswear pick up color cues from women's' designers." says Gates. "This fall it's basic black for men for evening and delicate plum and mauve with cream for daytime wear.·· The Europeans have th<.• mills and the Americans have Prince appears · debonai re By DONALD BROOKS Donald Brooks 1s the holder of three Coty Awards. two .'Vatzonal Cotton Awards and two Amencan Printed Fabrtcs r.ounetl Awards for his deStgns. He has had three Pscar nommattons for costume deStgn and has created costumes for 24 Broadway and six television productions. He also deStgns for Greif & Co . a leading men's wear manufacturer. I remember w~ old friends Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane wrote a marvelous film for MGM called "A Royal Wedding" starring Fred Astaire and Jane Powell. It was the one in which Astaire danced up a wall. across the ceiling and down the other wall to the tune "You're All the World to Me." Now, a generation later, another royal wedding has focused upon the Prince of Wales and his princess. the former Lady Diana Spencer. In a way which may seem strange to Charles who. according to reports. "doesn't believe in fashion ... he reminds me of the Fred Astaire of that classic film . He has a flair and style which isn't solely due to the fact he patronizes one of Saville Row's most prestigious tailors. Jermyn Stree{' s great shirtmaker. Turnbull & Asser, or wears hand·made shoes from John Lobb which cost about $500 a pair. A man unconce rned with fashion just doesn't don black velvet pumps, embroidered with his crest. as does the present Prince of Wales for evenings at home. Nor does he display the sartorial acumen the accompanying pictures of him denote. I've never met Charles but, to me, he's obviously a young man with impeccable tast~. I consider him a dashing figure whose judgment when it• comes to his wardrobe seems excellent. ,. . He quite evidently pays great · . attention to grooming and detail. He's : created a persona that's recognizable •. which too many men do not, even those Check-on·check cap and sport jacket are worn with tattersall shirt, club pattern tie and foulard pocket square 'by spiffy Prince Charles on horseback. in so·called "high places." More the pity. He 's very pulled together . Everything he wears has a "right" look. including his casual clothes. Take for example, the pictured shepherd check cap worn with a windowpane check sport jacket, tattersall s hirt, club pattern tie and foulard pocket square. There's a combination of four patterns, all of which are equal. A smashing look. His broken pinstripe suit is another example of bis self.assurance when it comes to mixi_ng patterns. With it he wears a bold, panel stripe, windsor collar shirt but leaves it there, ac,cessorizing_his outfit with a solid color tie and white pocket handkerchief. The suiting harks back to the ':.>s and was. l 'Suspect, Crom bolts long stored away. ' The high, widespread windsor collar shirt. popularized by Edward VII when ht• was Prince of Wales, has French cuffs which allows Charles to add a flash of gold cufflinks , to the proper gray fla nnel suit. The short polo coat is stunning. One might a ssume t h at it's traditional t•amer s hair or . perhaps, cashmere. The shawl collar and short length is unusual to us. familiar with the long, belted. peak lapel styles traditionally sported by the polo set on this side of the Atlantic. Its ample cut suggests one might even be able to play in it on a chilly day. There's nothing confining about it. Too many me n today either <a l are not sufficiently interested in what they wear : (bl show questionable taste of j ud g ment ; (C) dis play a l ack o r confidence. s o a pparently rely on g uidance from their womenfolk who may not be the best judges; Cd > have let whatever interest they once had in their clothes slide; or (el don't know how to pull together a personal style which I consider essential, regardless of position in life. Many men may also be just too shy to a llow their natural instincts to surface. Prince Charles is obviously not guilty of any of these fashion faults. The Prince or Wales exudes a warmth and personal charm which has dimensions not necessarily expected of a royal figure. I think in the way he puts himself together he displays consideration for the occasion jlt which he's to appear. He's always appropriately dressed, whether attending the ballet or failing off his polo pony. He calls to mind the early Cary Grant, Ang1er Biddle Duke and, again, Fred Astaire . Yo~ don't find a too.studied, put·together look, too stringy ties, too narrow -or too wide - lapels. His jackets have a shoulder line which seems just right. l think lt's wonderful that the world has a youthful gentlemen with such personal style in a Shawl·colla.red polo coat is comiderably shorter than most American versions. Ample cut makes it easy for prince to compete in chilly weather. hi gh and noticeable position. He evidently is most conscious that the times do not call for the image of a playboy prince, as was Edward VII when he was waiting for Queen Victoria to pass the scepter to him. So what you have is an earnest young man with great style. Very natural. It all looks so effortless but it's not, I assure you. Charles' attitude toward clothes could be influential, not only to those who can afford $1,400 for a Saville Row suit, but "average folks." That could be very helpful in bringing a lot of men out of the trendy excesses which sorf aced ln the 'OOs and continue to some degree today. / Layering of mid-length hair leads to a headful of elegantly classic curls In minutes f leftJ. Use all three sizes of electric rollers, rolling up and back on sides, downward elsewhere. When cool, remove rollers and gently comb hair without destroying feeling of individual curls. For a New Wave night beat, wash hair and comb in styling lotion. Part hair deeply at crown. Using blow dryer direct front section forward and, with brush, pull hair out at sides. Brush back hair c:fotvn and out. LiQhlly spray to hold. How to switch hats, hair Time managemt•nt is getting to he a well -worn phrase lht•se clays as on the go woml'n 1uggll' man~ hah and kl•ep their hair looking attrac:t1n•. health~ and a ppropriatl' undL·r ea('h one T tlt' kl'~· lo looking g reat is inn•sting what timt• ~ou l'an afford in a good . basic cut from a st~ list who is'' ii ling to s how you he)\\ to obtain a \·anrt~ of look s from it. aC'C'Ording to one internationally knm\ n st~ ling t•xpt•rt Lond on basl'd Stephen \\'a ~. 1nternat1111wl hair la<>hion direC'tor for Saks Fifth :\\'t•m1e Salons and l'Onsullant to Gem•ral Elect rit·. sa~·s a ''omen s hould t·~pt•<·t to gt'l at lt•ast two looks from a ha1.-st~ It• .. With ..,hurt hair. count on t\\O one for c1<1.\· and one for l'Vening If hair is longl'r. <ll'pending on hO\\ clL•ver a woman is '' 1tt. her hair a nd ''1th hair applianl'l'S. the sk~ ·.., the 11m1t. he explains Wa~·. who began C'ulling hair under the tull'lagt• of \0 1cl al Sassoon before opening h1:-. 0\\ n ... a ton in Lnnclon '" ~·ears ago. 1s a firm believer in tht• l'as~ C'ar e C'lll that look s goo d as a , \ wash-and-wear style or if quickly blown dry t'sing time-s aving a ppliances t'Orrect ly can give quick curls or direction. or smooth out waves. With thl' right hair cut and appliance know how. \\' ay says that a woman can go from ,1 rn nt -garde to chic sophistication. from c-ou nlry casual to city sli cker in minutes I le suggests taking hair appliances lo the stylist and letting him or her s ho\\ \ 0 ou hO\\ to use them to your advantage th i~ saves time and frustration later "hl'n minutl's ma~· real!~· count. Ito\\ does S t ephen see fall and ''inter "tvling" .. Shorter hair and m ore color. t•s1wl'1all~ lighter colors will dominate th l' seenl' . .. Thl' rnlume cul ts still important Both s hort hair and longer hair with a \ olu me eut "ill look to blow dr~·crs. l'lt•t'lrie <·urllng brushes and elEc•C'tn c roll(:rs for good looks in a hurry and for f;.i..,hton nt•xtbthty. ·1 think fashion c hanges will be more subtle and more versatile. ~·et also more :.idvt•nturous. ·· This short cut goes soft for office and sleek for evening. In the morning. apply setting lotion to sides and back of clean, dry hair, combing up and back on the sides, sweeping comb toward the center and down in the back. Front is curled inkmall sections for about 20 second$ with collapsible curling bros~ then gmtly combed back. For evenings, wash hair and apply setting lotion for hold. Direct back and Left side section toward center of head. Make deep part in right side of hair and use hand and blow dryer brush to move part up and forward to create modified flip at front. Both styles above were achieved with the new mist condll1on dry speedsetter For the daytime .look. use Large and medium rollers only. Large ones m front rolled up and back .at an angle. Pull one side away f rom face with clip or hair comb. For evening. ~oncentrate on medium ~nd .,mall rollers. and roll everythinQ up and back . Brush curls gently to one side and secure with halrpms ' a Piiot Style Sunday, October 18, 1981 I Cropped close to the ear but tonger and full on top and back , Americt;i's own "Lady Di" cut takes just minutes to blow dry with a round styling brush. Start underneath at the back, curling hair under with brush and continue to direct hair under and toward the center of the head. F or the Uptown Slick Look. f ltf t ) apply setting lotwn to the sides and back of hair that has been blown dry. Use haru1 to press in toward head across the Lower back and at the ear to sleek down. il JH t You Are Invited too Special Showing of rhe Spnng Collecri< 'n /J~J L EONARD PARIS 111 lol'e witl1 the sea. Daniel T ribouillarcl compost'~ tile 'LEONARD MARINE" Collectio n for Sprinu 1982. The new fashions are especially appropriate for vacations ond cruises. The unmatched LEONARD prints are. in marine flag <lesions ornam ented with compasses and sundials. The collection ulso feotures p rints with Fruits. Flowers. African Look and Arr ,\I<>· <lerne. See the collectio n modeled info rmally in: LA JOLLA: MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 th FASHION VALLEY: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20th NEWPORT CENTER: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2 1s t. JO:H:N" ~O G;.A~ Lo Jolla: 7636 Girard, 454.7121 ... Fashion Valley: 291-7100 . ·"'<'tt 't x m Center: 644·7100 ti L Piiot Style Sunday, October 18, 1981 r Purity of line and fab • ·adds up to · investment dress , Silk woven with gold Lame in an allover Persian print gives the look of brocade. ... Diane DickinsOTL adds J.ace. at the neck and sleeves of the f !oral •paisley print: at Left. in tones of wine. cream and blue with velvet ribbon sash. Above, she pairs an embroidered while silk organza blouse with a wardrobe basic · a long black moire skirt In French, gentillesse means prettiness, gracefulness and pleasingness. · • In English, Gentillesse means luxurious. limited edition dresses usuall~ in purples,. blues and violets by Diane Dickinson. Her meticulous designs with folkloric i nflue n ces were a m o n g• t h e show-stoppers at the Sout h Coast Repertory Guilds' musicale by Saks Fifth Avenue las t week. They also will be mode l ed from 11 30 a m. to 3 30 p .m Thursday at Bullocks Wilshirt:> in NewPor1 Beach The Dickinson fashion emphasis 1s on richl y colored, all imported prints. Fabrics all are luxe: sheer wools, wool and silk blends. silk crepe de chine and jacquards. chiffons and brocades -sometimes shot with metallics and taffetas. Another trademark is her frosting of Renaissance touches. She includes lace trims. fitted bodices, an occasional peplum. fuller sleeves and a pair or two of pantaloons for dramatic evenings. Iler gowns and new evening separates are unabashedly feminine. Solid and satin-striped chiffons are used for striking one-shoulder <Jnd off-the-shoulder longs. Re-embroidered lace and organza, as well as brocades. go into blouses with sweetheart and square necklines They're paired with moire and taffeta skirts. or those knee-length pantaloons. Referring to the <1dded cost of in\'estrrlent dresses. the designer said: "The Europeans use many more colors and have Old World s kill s s u ch <1S hand-screened printing rather than roller printing. The colors are truer because the clear water from the mountains of rtaly does not muddy the dyes . This often occurs with silks imported from Asia · style (stil) n. (ME Latin stilus) I I. a) the current, f ashionahle way of dressing, speaking, ~cting, etc. b) somethin_g stylish; esp. a gannent of current, sinftrt'<lesign, c) a f ashionahle, luxurious existence . • 2. distinction and elegance of manner and hearing. 3. distinction, ~xcellence, originality and character · in any form of artistic or literary expression. 4. all of the a~ve, and more, in a new Sunday section published by the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. Every Sunday in . . . DlilJ Pilat For home delivery, call 642...a2l For dlsplay advertlslna. call 642-4321 1 , 8 ----------~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------P_1_1o_t _s.~_1e ________ s_u_n_d_a_y_.o __ ct_o_b_e_r_1_e_._1_ee_1 ____ ··-1 The wedding Picture Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer Sc haef er-Elias Jane Lesli e Elias of '.\iewport Beuch and Samuel Schaefer 111 or :'\:or thr idge were married recently in Our Lad~ of Queen of Angels Catholi c Church in :'llewport Beach T he bride. daughter of M r . and Mrs Sim on Elias of Newport Beach. grnduate~ from Corona d cl '.\'tar I ligh in '.'Icwport Beach and UC Irvine She 1s cmplo~·ed b~ Pacific Mutual of Newport Beach. The bridegroom. son of '.\1r und '.\lrs Samuel Schaefer J r . of '.'Jorthr1dge. gr aduated from Chatsworth Hi gh School in Chatsworth and L'SC lie is empl oyed h~ the Hasson Co. Mr. and Mrs Kerchof K erchof-Gerrie ,,. Kathleen Karen Gerrie of Newport Beach a nd Donald Jay Ker chof of Chappaqua. N Y . excha nged wedding vows recently in St. J ames Episcopal Church of Newport Beach. The bride. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Gerrie or '.'lewport Beach. gr a duated from Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach and the Univers ity of Den ver. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willia m C. Kerchof of Chappaqua. graduated from Horace Greeley High In Chappaqua and the Univer sity or Denver. He is employed at the Hotel St. Francis in San Francisco by Western International Hotels . Leland-Corbell . Annette Irene Corbell of Westw.ood and J on a than Ward Leland of Huntington Beach ~ have eJtchanged wedding vows in Westwood • Hills Christia n Church. The bride , daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur Cor bell of Westwood, is a gr aduate of Westlake School for Girls and Occidental Colle1e. both Jn Los Angeles. She is e mployed by Gener al Telephone Compa ny in ~anta Monica. .Wr and Mrs. Kilmer Kilmer-Linsmeier Suzanne Marie Lins meier of Villa Park and David Daniel Kilmer of :'-lewport Beach were married recent !~· in St Andrew s Presb~terian Church of '.'Iewport Beach A reception followed at the Balboa Yacht Club. The.• bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charle·..., .\ Linsmeier Jr. of Villa P ark. graduated from Saratoga Hi gh School a nd L'CL:\ She is compl eting her master's degree al CC Davis. The hrid egroom. son of :\t r and Mrs :\l. Danie l Kilmer of ~ewport Beach. graduated from :'\t•wport Harbor Hi gh in '.'lewport Reach and l'CLA .\lrs f)mbka Drobka-Amling Anne Louise Amling of :"-lewport Beach and Alan Robert Drobka of Torrance were married recently in the Sherman Gardens of Corona del Mar. The bride. daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond 0 . Amling or :"-lewport Beach and Solvang. attended UC Ir vine and is employed by Amling Nurseries. The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drobka of Torrance. is a graduate of UC Irvine. where he was twice named a n All -American golfer He is e mployed by Mutual of New York in Newport Beach. After a honeymoon at Pebble Beach. the cou ple will live in Newport Beach. The bridegroom. son of. Mr. a nd Mrs. Benjamin Leland of Huntington Beach . gradu ated from Marina Hig h School in Huntington Be ach and Occidental College. He is pursuing graduate studies in economics at UCLA. .. Following a wedding trip to Hawaii. the couple pla n to make their home in West Los Angeles. .\1 r and .\1rs Ziegler Ziegler-Foley Marianne Folc.' of Laguna ~1guel a nd Michael Ziegler of Rancho P alos \'erdcs recently exchanged wedding rnws at St Ni c holas Catholic: Church of Laguna Hills The bride. daughter of Col. and Mrs. John V. Foley of Laguna Niguel. graduated from Miraleste High School in Rancho Palos Verdes and atte nded llarhor Commu nit~· College. She is e mployed by .\merican Airlines at Los Angeles lntcrnat1on;d.:\irport The bridegroom . son of the late :\lr und Mrs . Ed win Pa ul Ziegler of Arcad1<J. graduated from Arcadia Hig h School a nd UCLA. .\1rs. Ziegler Ziegler-De Wilde Diana Ka y De Wilde a nd Ra nd y C. Zieg ler. both of Costa Mesa. exchanged wedding vows recently on Halecrest Park Clubhouse patio in Costa Mesa. A reception followed in the clubhouse. The bride. daughter or Mr. and Mrs . Al a n B. DeW,ilde of Costa Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa Hig h School and atte nded Orange Coast College, also in Costa Mesa. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zeigler of Placer ville. The couple are making their hom e in Costa Mesa. M.ueller-Ding Claudia Ding of Newport Beacb and R. Tho mas Mueller of Danville, Calif. wer e m a rried r ecently at the First Baptis t Church of Santa Ana. A Chine~ wedding banquet followed In the Miriwa Restaurant in Los Angeles. The bride, da ughter of Or. and Mrs. Lock Gee Ding of Newport Beach, attended UCLA m ajoring in mus ic and business. She ls a n .. 9 :\Tr a11d .\lrs Cllhb Cobb-Artenia n Suzanne :\rte ntan of Sun :\l a rrno and Troy Cobb of Laguna Beach exch a nged wedding vows recent!~· at St Therese Church in Alhambra. The bride, daughter of Mr and '.\1rs. Michael Artenian or San :vt ar ino. gr aduated from San Marino High School and L'SC The bndegroom. son of :\t r . and :vtrs Ra~· S. Cobb of Laguna Reach. grad u<Jted from Laguna Beach. High School and L'SC. He 1s e mployed b~~ T . M. Cobb Co. Following a wedding trip to Hawaii. the couple pl<Jn to li\'C in Camarillo. Mr . and Mrs Grant Grant-Martyn Deborah Hea rn Muty n of Newport Beach and Timoth ~· Edwin Grant or Irvine were married n•ce nt ~· a t Communit y Presbyterian Church in Laguna Beach. A reception followed at Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar. T he bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Marty n of Newport Beac h . g r aduated from :"lewport I larbor High School a nd UCLA. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grant of Camarillo. graduated from Adolfo Camarillo High School and UCLA. Following a honeymoon in Hawaii. the couple plan to li ve in Camarillo. associate of McNab Irvine Realty in Newport Beach . The groom. son of Mr. and Mr s. R. Heinz / Mueller of Danville. attended the University of California at Berkeley, Cal Poly Univer sity and Stanford Univer sity. graduating from Haywood University . The couple plan to make their home In Irvine . '· Ct J • I Sunday. October 18 . 1981 .Morning makeup takes just minutes BY VIDA DEAN Of"'9thlly .......... "When I get up ln the morning. have a mllllon things to do before I leave ·~--·~~. ~ don't -have tinftn W-.;; .;..,~;: putting on much makeup." How many times have you heard that? Or how about moms or homemakers who say, "I'm not going anywhere today, ·so why should I waste the time?" Since makeup time is frequently. mentioned, I calculated just how long it takes to do the whole face routine. With pencil, paper and digital clock, I timed my morning ritual. Cleaning : one minute. Freshener: less than one minute. Moisturizer : less than one minute. Foundation: four minutes. Cream rouge: one minute. Powder blush: two minutes. Eyes: six minutes. This included two shadows, eyeliner , mascara cone coal) and eyebrow pencil. Lips : one minute ~ seconds. First lining the lips with a pe nc il then applying lipstick with brush c brushed lipstick stays on longer and there Is no need for blotting>. Final checkup: Recheck blush to see tut it ·i,. bleo4lr -:;::;.<:.~; w~tr no·.r...· ....... definite lines, check out jawline for foundation line, add another coat of mascara and finally add gloss to bottom lip. von Total elapsed time : less than 18 minutes. For the busy woman, time is precious, so d o n 't waste it. It is important to be organized so that all your efforts can be productive. Have all cosmetics lined up. If you must stop to hunt for that cert ain eyeshadow or brush, you not only are wasting time, you're getting irritated and frustrated. and that's something you don't need early In t he morning -and neither do your co-workers. ·~ -; :: ~ ttb~i-a roomrrtdtt' "WM..-:·· "borrows" your things . . look out! There are few women who can't invest 18 minutes toward achieving a n effect that can color their whole day. Looking better usually means feeling better about yourself. It's worth . the time. BEAUTY C:)NDAR B ULLOCK'S SOUTH COAST PLAZA: A makeup analyst from Chanel wi ll be in the store from Monday.Friday. SAKS FIFTH AVENUE: The next five days have been dubbed Lazio Week . A representative or the line will be available for appointments. AJ so artists from AJexander de Markoff and Stendal will be available and on Thursday a Lauren artist is scheduled. NEI MAN MARCUS: Estee Lauder makeup consul tant will be in the store all week to apply cosmetics and discuss the company's approach to beauty Robinsons /lallnu.·eer1 hasn't arrwed. but already Chanel Beaut.Ii 1.-; recommending .. vw1d shades to place women u11 centt'r stage this Chnstma.<. Here lhe co/or\ on· block 011yI and khaki to acce11t the e1,es . persmtmon on the cheeks o nd ora11qe locquer /1pst 1c/.; Radw nt pmk f1mslt111q p11u:cier complelt'.\ tht' tr1dt•sce111 holtdat1 shim nwr $8,000,000 14K GOLD SALE .. 440/o OFF I ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 Reg $20·$2,500 Sale S11 .20·S1,400. We don't need to tell you about the investment power of gold 1ewelry But we must say-hurry in. For our $8 milllon Fiorentini Collect1onr"' 14K gold sale lasts for one day only-one cay to choose from our treasure chest of beautiful pieces. including chains, bracelets, char~. pierced earrings, even charmholders. Three of our favorites (not shown here) are at special 50% savings: the serpentine bracelet, reg . $1 6. sale $7.99; 10 pt. full cut diamond pierced earrings. reg. $80, sale $39.99: and the 5 pt diamond pendant. reg $50. sale $24.99. And there's even more-much more. waiting to become yours for a lifetime. Monday, October 19 only! Robinson's Fine Jewelry, 141 Please, due to time limitation of this sale, we are ~nable to accept mail or phone orders. • --------------~-~~~~-----------------~·-•-•O,..._.....P __________ Q~Q~Q~Q~Q~q~q~q~q~q~q~q~q~qQ~,Q~Q~Q~@~q ., \ PEANUT$ featufirtq ~Good ol'· Ckltlie8Nlln" ~ 6" C//lltz_, ~EV, WMAT ARE YOU DOING? 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YOU HAVE MY OATe TONIO HT WllH HAMILTON HAVE NO 6EN6f OF TIMf, HAR6RAVE.' l'-l.L (£1' HOME E~ AND LINDA MAY ... AND 1 WANT BE READY TO L(A~ FOR LOCAYION IN • YOU AWAKE WHEN W~ THE MORNINC:>! Af{f{IVE AT &PENCER MEANWHILE ALL I 5AID WAf:> THAT WlfH THE KIND OF e<>DY LINDA MAY "REER HA&. 5HE DOE6N'T NEED ACTINO TALENT, A~eeY .' CAN'T ,l EXPRESS AN OPINION ? FARMf>! ---- EXCU6E ME, Mt55 SPENCER ... OUT MR. FOR~E& HAS JU6T ARRIVED! -:; j I i I r : : . .! : ----~~---~~=--~~=-=~-: l .. . . . . i \· .. ~ • .. . '° ~ . .. . . . . . ! ,; -----~---- -. . WOO LO t;OU LI KE 1b Bl}l,) 50ME BAND CANpQ 1Z) HElP U5 EA~ MONE.lJ RlR NEW U~IFO~MS I blR? . MOON M LLI L,ADY P. ! 1 S,AID TO COME IN ~ERE, PLE,ASE · I WOULD, BUI I CAN'T EAi CAND;> ••. IT'5 BAD FCR (VY..( ULLE.R ! l,ooJ(', DUMMY--QUIT EXPt:CTING Me Toj<JMP WH5NEVE~ You CALL! You CAN TA~ TH ts JoB ,AND-- G6~ ... You'R~ RIGHT, L.,ADY P. •· I Do FEEL BETTER. FSINe! ..• NOW AL-&... YOO ... AF"f"A PO IS ... ., -· b Tom Batiuk NO PlltoBLEM ! 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Wbath....-cl to~ propoul to pat c:ommerdaJ adwttlMUMidS on postege staaq>e? If It goes through, how can you control the type of adwrtlltng on then? -J.A., Garnmvdlc, N.V. • The Free-Enterprise Postage Stamp Act Is cuirently before the House of Representattve's Commit- tee on Posr Office and Civil Service. By allowing advertisements on stamps we can reduce our postage , Stamping out postal subsidies. rates and stop subsidizing the Postal . Service with our taxes. My bill specifically prohibits political, pornographic. scandalous or religious adver- tisements, and an oversight panel will monitor the ads to make sure that they are In the public interest. Uthe advertisements are in good taste, why ' not try the idea? • FOR MELISSA SUE ANDERSON. of lV's L1tt1e Hoine on the Prolrle · Aze you lor or agalnat marriage? -T.N., Altoona. Pa. • I believe In It and hope to marry one day because I want children. I don't feel that living together is neces· sary. I do Uke the idea of finding the right person and going together for a long time. lf you know someone over a period of years, it's better. Chances are lt will work out if the couple has spent a great deal of time together. I don't believe In q"Ulck marriages. £0R..DANNY...THOMA.S Why do you allow doctors from the Soviet Onion to at· tend medical Mmlnars at pour St. Jude Chlldnn't Raearch Hotpttal In Memphja? -G.E., 8rtAo1. r..,.., • We benefit from opening out doors. Russian doc- tors who have visited us have often supplied medical Information that has been extremely useful to Ameri- can doctors. We refuse to let a child die tf we can pre- vent It. To achieve that, we11 accept help or advice from anyone, regardless of pollt1cal barriers. FOR CLARA R. JACKSON, mother of Reggie Jackson How did your ton't ~~your life? -P.S., Fond du Liie, Wle. • lmproyed It, of course. Made It easier for me to function financially, which is a help, because of my heart condition. But I still do what I've been doing for the last 25 years. When Reggie became a star, I was determined to continue my own way. After all, he Is .the celebrity, not me, even though he says to me, "I'm here because of you." FROM 11iE .. ASK'" EDITOR Lynn Redgrave, who caused a furor by lnslsting on nllrslng daughter Annabel on the set of lV's Hou.e Cal/$, told us: "It's time breast- feedlng came out. of the closet and we followed other countries, where It's considered natural. All those prudes who object due to the 'expo- sure' aspect are too stupid to realir.e that it's less revealing than 30me. of the low-cut, sexy dresses or bikinis that many women parade around In." Lynn, a breast-fed baby herself, as were her sister (actress Vanessa) and brother, felt that it was important to breast-feed her own babies. She dJd so with her two older children and claims: "It's so much easier than bottles and breast-feeding ls, after all, nature's way of feeding chUdren. Hospitals, too., approve and recommend breast.feeding to new mothers." FOR LINDA PALMER. author of Star Struck h It true that you are getting back at all thoM people In Hollywood you did not hke? - E.8 ., Terre Haute, Ind. •My book js essentially flction. It's not a "pay back" work. SQ many Hollywood novels written by insiders are mean-spirited and written fot revenge. I don't like "kiss and tell" books. I Jove kissing, but I don't believ- ing in telling . But there are some similarities between myself and the bOok heroine. The character "Abby" is more the person I wish I were, than t~e person I am. The "his" and "hers" matching gold pins worn by Ringo SWr and hls wife, Barbara Bech, on their lapels have an Insert that h<*is a fragment of the windshield from the car In which they had a near-fatal accident last year. They refer to those pins as their good-luck charms ("If We sur- vived that crash. we can survive anything") .... Don Rlddee has come to the sad and reluctant conclusion that to know him. ls to become unimpressed with ·him. On the first day of his Med- iterranean mdse he was asked for hls autograph, on the second, he was ~eted, "Hello, Don," on the third, It was a brusque oraer, "Hey, you, pass the salt" ... Collem i.... a regular on daytime's As the World Tums, Is In the film version of Annie, and reports that Albert Finney (who plays Daddy Warbucks) always canied a big suit- case with him. on location which he never opened One night, when the restaurant they IA.'ere dining In did not serve hquor. the mystery was 901ved. Al>ert opened hls case and revealed a portable bar. PRO Senator ttow.rd'H. BU. Jr., (R.-Tenn.). Ma- jority Leader PRO Ano con . CON Smator Wandel H. Fonl (D.-Ky.), ranking m1nor1y tncrf!ber, Rules Commmee By opening the Senate floor to the wonders of electronic communlea- tlon, we will enhance the quality of our deliberations and foster, through our deliberations, a greats public awanm... The judgment we apply to every elect· slon can end must be dct\red from the colecttve wildom of the people who d'°'8 us to repeewnt them. They are entitled to complete acc.. to the Senate proceedlngl. By utlllz. Ing video communtcalk>nl we .. applying a reJa. ttwly new, but wtU~. technology to the Ametcan democratic procaa. . Should Senate Saslons & Tele"'9ed? ... _ ................................... ~ .., ............ .,. ... __ .. ,.. ....... _.. The Idea of televlstng Senate pro- ceedings Is not without mertt. Vet, at a time when We are trying to re· duce Government spending, It seems contradictory to approve a major new expenditure. lntta&.· don c:Oltt '°' telmllon wtll be • minimum of $.S mJllk>n. Annual ~ad11g COiia will Nn 1-tween S400,00 end $600,000. lnltead of televisk>n, I sug- gat ~ lmmedleeely to geyel-to-gawl radio cowrage. The c:Olt will be minimal, and then every· OM -not jult ttKJM with cable tele\llsion -wll have acce11 to the Senate. I I I I I I I I •I . . I I I I I I I I I I I _. ·- Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Oangerouuo Your Health. -- · Only one ultra light tOO's gives you the Merit taste idea. New Merit Ultra Lights tOO's-only ·sqta& . . . _________ ____, s ..... :·o.6 .. •icocill•.•a..-'rm:...., ... Nonlll&t• Life in a Gilded Cage Modela are perhapa the rlchetlt, most vialble and most envied women In the world. Now, one of the highest paid modela of the past decade talks candidly about the not-so-glamoroU11 parts of the Job: lonellneat1, drugs and the burnout many top modelll experience. 8y Shelley Smith It was the summer of 1978, an ex- ceptionally hot one In New York Ci- ty, and I found myself standing on a beach one day, posing for a maga- zine advertisement. People fussed with my hair and my makeup and it was aU quite glamorous -except for one small detail: In the 9()-degree heat I was bundled up In a fur coat, sweater and gloves. There was also a bit of irony to the situation. The previous winter I had posed outdoors in a bikini (ads must be shot, you see. far ln advance) and had developed a serious case of pneumonia, which kept me out of work for three months. Modeling just isn't as easy -= or glamorous -as It 100<5. worked In Paris for a year and then arrived at my first Interview In New York -at Mademolulle -dressed In leopard-print hot pant.I, the rage In Paris at the time. In retrospect I realize I must have looked awfully foolish, but the editors of the magazine over- looked It and put me on their upcom· Ing cover -and for the next e>ght yem"S I worked as a model in New York. The modeling Industry has received an awful lot of attention lately and I think the pubbcity lS related In part to the enormous fees models get today -and why some models are particu· larly sought after. There's a reason for all of this. In 1978 , John Casablanca, who ran one of the best modeling agencies In Paris, decided to open an office In New York and several of the top models and bookers (agency employees who book the jobs over the phone) desert- ed for Casablanca's camp, the Elite Model Management Corporation. EI- ieen Ford Models Inc. and WUhelmina Author Smith with husband Jonathon Aulrod: "As vau grow older. you wont people to like you for yourself and not for your haircut." Modeling Inc., then the two largest modelJng agencies In this country, In· ltlated lawsuits against Casablanca's agency -and thus began the so- called "Model Wars." Each agent took the situation seri- ously and plotted a careful battle strategy. After aU , ll was wartime and there were thousands of dollars worth of commissions Involved. Every time any model left for a I guess you could say that fate determined I would become a model. When I was 17 years old, I grew four and a hatf Inches in Just a few short months but only gained six pounds. I had trouble walking without tripping over my size·nine feet , and as much as I tried to look petite, at 5 foot 9 Inches I was still taller than most of the boys I knew. different agency Model Cheryl r~~ boogies the night owov: "Her blond the desertion ~ a/I-American look wUI always be fn." taken ~ I To the publlc, I guess if seems we lead pretty e:ic.dtlng lives. I must admit that It is wondetful to be able to travel to exotic places and earn such good money. Bi.rt. as In any job, there are negative aspects. The hows are gruel- bng and many of the models must diet constantly. The tntvelling Is exciting at first. but eventually you find yourself exhausted and lonely when you're away from home for up to three months at a time. During summer vacation that year, I worked In a New York City depart- ment store. One day Diana Vfftland, then editor-In-chief of Vogue and re.igntng queen of the New York fash. Ion worid, wal<ed Into the store, potnt· ed In my drection and announced, "You are very beautiful. You must come WOl'k for us." I turned around quk:kly to see whom she was taldng to. I was the lucky one she had singled out, and that summer was my first stint at moddng. After c:oUege I started modeling full time tn Pans. European1 love Amer- icans, apedally blondes, and I was thrtDed by the chance to travel. I 1 heard that aeen a Ford even sent a I copy of the Bible to one of her bookers who moved to the Eltte agency, mark· Ing the passage where Judas be- trays Outst. One of the big- gest lffeds of the model wars was · the tremendous In- a.. In model fees. When John Caseblenc:a came to New York he stm1ed railing the rata of his models ~eech-~ dlr\ll; pnc.e ~ flOm $JOO> a de!y to $2500. A nd, surprising as it sounds, one of the hardest aspects of the job is coping wtth the image of be· Ing a model. There are people In the buslnea who treat you llke nothing more than a mannequin that moves rather than a person. I've had stybts stick pm In me, forgetting I'm there. I always hated It when I was at a booking and the magazine or ad 111gency people would start taJkJng about whom they were going to hire th• next day -as If I weren't there. "Oh no, she't no good, the's gained five pounds," they would say. Or ''ahe ruined her hair." And you knew that they had bMrl talklng about you the day before. Being a model can aha affect how men relate to you. There are IOfM men who think you're )Ult a pretty face, end new models tometlma fall Into the'"" of dating the rich pie~ type of man who wenta )ult an arm (continued) models piece (if you open your mouth and he discovers you can talk, he'll feel threatened). If you go to discos you meet up with this type sooner or later. And there's also the model groupie, the kind of guy who doesn't have a job, doesn't earn any money and loves to hang out with a model be- cause she's rich and pretty. He'U fawn over her and carry her modeling port- folio around and wait for her after bookings. He may even cook her meals. Sometimes he'll even get involved In her career, telling her which jobs to take -and that's always a big mis- take. Generally a model who dates this kind of guy does it for security - because she feels so Insecure during the day. Some models al.so end up dating male models and photographers - and I think this might be a good time to put an old myth to rest. You cer- tainly don't have to get Into any sex- ual situations with photographers in order to get modeling jobs. In fact there's a funny story about a man who was a big catalogue photogapher when I first started modeling, and he was literally driven out of the business because he had a reputation for at- tacking every girl who walked Into the studio. The head of one of the big modeling agencies wouldn't let any of her models work with him , and she called lots of clients and told them not to book him. The agencies are very protective of their models. Of course If you're dating a photo- grapher, you're going to probably go on a few more location trips with him than you might normally. And some- times on a trip a romance might blos- som. If five or six people go away together to a beautiful tropical island for two weeks, maybe two of them might fall In love but it doesn't happen any more in modeling than It does In other life situations. You start to feel like you're not going to be loved anymore. Because what you've been loved for la totally exterior. • There's something else that's aw- fully hard to deal with as a model. When you're first successful, people keep telling you how great you look and it doesn't matter about anything else lnskle you. As you grow a little bit older, though. you start to care about what's Inside of you, and you want people to like you for yourself and not for your haircut. But suddenly you may flnd that the same people who six months before told you. "You're just the best, you're the greatest" now say somebody else Is the greatest. You start to feel like your career may be over and you're not going to be loved anymore. Because, after all, what you've been loved for Is totally exterior. 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Of99t for kid• and grownup• aliu:-a epec:lalty ftloughtful gift for older follce. a.n,ataonal value at Ml....._ Get VOUl"I today, on FUU. MON!Y IACK GUARANTEE. Zlt179 ••• l.Mther Slloffn ............ Pr. IAft ll0--1WO PM.flOA $11.11 ~ vov lftUlt be ebeolutelr ct•llotlted with the Quellty.~. Md "9eloooel loOl(e et.row Ha • ;IRM ....... ~It ....... "not.""""'""" -• 'II' • pnlMtM ........ ell pWCitlW .... Old VII. Sb91> W ,......., ........... M 'na• • - models the models who are making it big are under 20. When I was starting out. the models who were making it were between 20 and 25. And they had put several years into the business to establish themselves as top models. Many of the young girls haven't really learned to model. And they're so young, they're not equipped to han- dle the emotional pressure and make shrewd decisions -like choosing the right }obs so they're not o verexposed. I've realized lately that there ls a higher use of drugs In the business to- day and I think It's because of some of the problems models face. People go quietly into the bathrooms now on bookings. I'm not saying It happens ·all the time. but It does happen. Of course, drugs are more prevalent ev- erywhet"e. But I do think If you're depressed and take a snort of cocaine it's easier to go Into the photographer's studio and do your thing. You concen· trate on the visual and you don't care so much about what's going on Inside you. I think at the heart of all of these problems are the enormous rate In· creases. As soon as the prices began skyrocketing, many models wanted the distinction of being one of the highest paid In the business. And ju.st about everybody wanted to be a star. the girl of the moment. I believe all of this has led to a loss Qf professionalism In the business. When you're getting paid so much it's easy to think you can get away with anything. I've seen girls come late to a booking or arrive with dirty hair and this can cost clients money. A couple of years ago one of the top models was booked with RJchard Avedon, the best photographer In New York, for a cosmetic ad at the nste of $5000 for the day. She showed up four hours late and then when she dldn 't like the way her hair and makeup were done, she stuck her head under the water faucet In the sink. What does the future hold for the modeling Industry? There has certain· ly been a new look emerging In the past few years. Gone are the days of skinny. scrawny. pale fashion models. Now It's fine to have a light tan and even a fuller ftgure. Of course the blond all-American look of such models as Cheryl Tiegs will always be In. but pick up a recent Issue of Vogue or Harper', &roar and you'll see many more exotic brunettes. The new trend ii toward a much sexier look: gtrls wtth full ltpa and wild hairdos looking like they )ult tumt>Md out of 'bed In their latest designer fashions. As far u the high rates, 1 think they're going to level off. And I think that the people who keep working will be the rally ptef11llCMl ona. That means showing up on ttmc and not uling dn.lgll. For aD my~. If I was given the FAMll'I' WHKL'I', OdWer '8 ,.., •I chance to ~ve the past eight years of my career over again. I wouldn't change a thing. I've travelled In Europe, Japan and Africa. met some wonderful people and been paid handsomely. And there's something magical and exciting about walklng onto a set in a gorgeous dress and ~ hearing "Click. Click Tum around a f little . Click. That's it. Click. 1'3111 f You're beautiful." ILJ J --------~ Brooke Shields reflects the trend toward younger models. but the author questJons whether most teens are mature enough to handle such emotional pressure Adverhu ment . 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This At Home section is just brimming with ideas that you can start putting into practice right nCNJ: You'll learn all about wallcovering trends, decorating with paint and wonderful ways with windows, as well as energy-saving ideas for plug- ging those drafts and cracks that frequently occur around your home. A hdt00tn S.wlng Nook This charming area features coordinated wallcoverlngs and a companion fabric. The calico field-flowers design, set on a subtle striped back$"ound, surrounds the arched niche covered in a mini-floral pat- tern. By Gloria Vanderbilt for James Seeman Studios. • This kitchen, which re- ceives httle natural light, needed color to bJlghten It up. The solution was an orange vinyl floor and an unusual window treatment that features multicolored blinds on top and shutters on the bottom. Flexalum Decor Blinds. The flooring by Armstrong. ' Eall» A .. llcan mood Dark beams, a fieldstone fireplace and Birge wall- covering -with a period l~ -reaeate the · charm of a colonial dining room In this remodeled home. The accessories typify the Early American style. Table and chairs from American Drew. Room design by Dorothy Wyeth. (continued) FAMllYWUKlY.OclOC« 11.1191 • H patterns can be dramatic - and are usually most effective B efore you rush off to when confined to a small area buy wallcovertng for or one wall. You might also your entire home, it's a consider using coordinates. good Idea to take stock Most wallcovertng collections of your family's preferences. Find out what colors they like. Ask them about the size and kind of pattern they pref er. Perhaps you can select a pat- tem that reflects a f arnlly member's favorite hobby. In selecting wallcoverlngs for the major Uving areas, consider the type of use you get out of each room. If you're frequently In the kit: chen. you may want a pattern in warm, &iendly colors. If you use the dining room only on fonnal occasions. you may want a pattern that will "dress It up," perhaps a wall- covering with a sUky sheen. Be sure to take your time and choose your wallcover- lng carefully. U possible, take home samples of the patterns yotire considering, and get a f am Uy consensus (you can ask your dealer to lend you hls sample .book). U you're undecided about a pattern, buy one roll. tack It up on the wall and Uve with It for a cou- ple of weeks to see how It "wears." It's a lot cheaper to SJXtnd · money, on one roU ~an on redoing a whole room. T oday there's a wide range of waUcovert~ to select from includ- ing paper, vinyl, foll and Mylar, burlap, cork or grasscloth . By far the most popular, long-lasting and economical are the strlp- pable, scrubbable, fabric- backed vinyls; some of the f alrly heavy grades are durable enough to be used again. WaUcoverlngs are more of a bargain, than you may real- ize. While everything else ls zooming In price, wallcover- ings have remained relatively stable. You can get hand- some, good-quality pre-past- eds with easy-care finishes for as llttJe as $8.95 a roll. Rolls measure about '1:l Inches wide by 16 feet long. How much do you need for an average 10· by 12-foot room? Figure on 11 rolls. lhat means you can do the room for about $100. Be sure to conskier scale: SmaU-tcaJe patterns en easy to live with, but large-teale 12 • FAMILY WEEKLY, oc....-II, •1 ln-0lude doi.ens of coordi- nated patterns -such as stripes and flowers, dots and checks -that can make a room look really grand. And more companies are offering wallcoverlngs with matching fabrics . What do wallcoverings designers see as upcoming trends? According to Sharon Clarke-Fodor, design director for Sanltas, .. For the first time In memory, there is more than one color trend hap- pening simuJmneously." The A alsply checked vtnyl wal- couerlng and matd>Jng /d:Jric transfonn the oomer of this room. Both are from Imperial. leading direction Is in colors I cwnmtJy popular with the 1 fashion Industry -such as teal. jade green, mauve, raspberry, apricot and periwtnkJe blue. There's also a strong "red Influence." "Natural" colors such as wheat,. gray and other earth tones are also popular. Still another trend Is visible In the preponderance of deep. rich colors like forest green, burgundy, rust, navy and the paintbox-bold colors that are being utilized to ac- cent small areas. "As for pat· terns, country prints and oil smaU-scale de.signs are sweeping the country," says Ciarke-Fodor. Robert Cappel, director of design for Wall-Tex Wall- covertngs, has this point of view: "If anything character- izes this moment In time on the American scene. It's a re- turn to elegance, and It's showing up strongly in wall- coverings. n He feels the I country look has branched out, mlnghng with traditional and romantic styles. Muted shades such as peach, grey, pink-beige and blue and quiet patterns express today's soft, sensuous mood. The fudnation with ele- gance, Cappel believes, also accounts for the Increasing popularity of Oriental motifs. They are varied and lend themselva as backgrounds to many decorating styles. Hottest of the Orientals right now ls paisley -the Intricate floral pattanlngs which are having a heyday comparable to their ftrst flowertng back ln the '20s. Wallpaper Hanging Tips Ftoman ExpM time. until that wall ls completed. but do not overlap the seams. Step back and examine each sheet for bubbles or defects before it has had a chance to dry so you can make any necessary corrections. You can check further for bubbles with a bright light held about one foot from the wall . For the most even adhesion, al- ways apply paste with a roller instead of a brush . Even when using pre- pasted waUcoverlngs. it's better to moisten with a roller than to run sheets under water which soaks the face of the sheets and makes them hard to hold. (continued) There's a lot more to hanging wallcoverlngs than just unroll - ing. pasting and pressing. That's why FAMILY WEEKLY asked Stan Warshaw. head of the United States School of Professional Paperhanging in Rutland, Vt .. for some general guidelines. Warshaw advises that. if possible, you attend a demonstration cUnic before beginning your project. These are regularly conducted by paint and wallpaper stores and department stores. Get as much advice as possible from your retailer on how to prepare and hang the product you're buying. There are many types of wallcover- ings today, and they often must be prepared and adhered differently. Follow the manufacturer's Instructions exactly. You might rent a paper- hanger's table and tools. To estimate the number of rolls you need (count on getting about 35 square feet of wallcovering per single roll). measure the room's perimeter (length by width) and celling height, then multiply the perimeter by the height to get square footage. Divide square footage by 30 which is the ap- proximate usable square feet per roll allowing for pattern-matching. Don't deduct for doors and windows, as Is often suggested. "Most non· professionals tend to underestimate their needs.'' says Warshaw, "and since many retal1ers will take back unopened packaged rolls, why not give yourself this Insurance?'' W hen you're ready to begin, sand and wash the walls and seal them with acrylic primer. applied with either a brush or a roller. If you're planning to also palnt the celling and/ or wood- wori<, be sure these areas are dzy be- fore hanging the wallcovering. You shoukl move as much furniture and as many breakables out oi the room as possible and place the rest (covered with sheets) In the middle of the room. Use a drop-cloth, not newspapers, under your ladder to protect your floor or CArpet. Be sure that the ladder Is tall enough and firmly set to avoid having to strain to reach the top of the wall. At this point, select the wall that Is the easiest to work on -the one without unusual angles, windows. doors or obstructions. And keep In mind that all comers of a room are ac· tually crooked, no matter how straight they seem to the naked eye. Use a measurmg tool caDed a level on the edge of the first sheet on every wall to Insure that the pattcm Is hOOzontaDy and vertic:ally aJlgned throughout . . . j~--Uslng-a alngle-edge razor fn a blade J 'AMtl't' WUXL't', Octo09r II, 1'11 e 13 holder. cut enough sheets of wallco· verlng to do at least one wall at a time. Prepare and hang only one sheet at a .. 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Here are the answers to some typical questions you might have: Where do I start? The first step Is to select an overall color scheme, tak- ing Into account all fumlshlngs and carpeting. Decide what type of mood you want to aeate, what fumtture, art- work architectural features or other aspects of the room you want to em- phasize. as well as any awkward physical characteristics of the room you would like to downplay. For ex· ample, molding can be emphasized by painting it a darker or lighter color than the walls. A dark color can play down elements that jut o ut, such as a radiator. How do I chOOM the right paint color for a room? Basically, yellows, oranges and reds are "warm" colors. The shades opposite them on the col- or wheel -greens, blues and purples -are "cool" colors. Consider the "temperature" of a color if you want to "warm" up a room on the shady side of the house or "coor· off a room with a southern exposure. Some other hints: White or pastel tints In a room with conventionally sized windows that are used mostly ln the daytime will give optimum brightness and allow you to use less artificial light. Light ceilings efficiently reflect and diffuse light from direct and Indirect sources. Can I get special effects with paint? Yes. Color can establish a focal point or create Interest where there Is no ne. For example, a perfectly square room can be made more Inter- esting by painting one wall In an ac- cent oolor. An art object or attractive piece of furniture can be highlighted by placing It against a wall painted a rich. contrut1ng color. With a dark color paint. you can give the illusion of lowering a too-high celling or "alter" the proportions of a room. For lnstanee. to make a narrow "bowling alley" room look wider. use a dark. warm color on each end wall and ap- ply a lighter, receding color on the srde walls. How do l paint w.U. that are crllCked or peeling? Preparing sur· faces for paint can be the most tlme- consumlng and dlfficuJt part of the )ob. Wais must be ICl'UpuJously claaned. which can lhean anything from a mere dusting to a heavy tcrubbihg, ape- dally In ldtchcna and baths wNr9 dirt and greaae accumulate. Cracks and holes must be platqnd or spackJed and rough spots sanded smooth. Don't paint until the plaster has dried. at a nail will easily penetrate the plas- ter, you'll know that it's still wet.) Where walls have been patched, some kind of priming Is generaUy necessary. You simply cover the swface with an undercoat which acts as a se41er and helps the topcoat to adhere. Check with your paint store before starting. Interior designers have been known to create legendary rooms with richly painted walls. FAMILY WEEKLY asked several of them for their best tips. • John Saladino stresses that one "cannot spend too much time In pre- paring walls for painting. The time spent will make a big difference In the final result." He adds that when select- ing paint. "it's smart to check paint samples under natural light and for a color to be used on a ceiling, hold the paint samples above your head." Sa- ladino cautions that when In doubt about a paint color, buy a quart first to try It out. • Mario Buatta likes the return of the trend of "glazing" walls, a tech- nique that utilizes a sponge or cheese- cloth on a wall to give handsome stip- pled, striated or marbleized effects. (Check with your local paint store or home center for Information.) Paint a floor with vour own design tiling a u~thane-latex floor enamel available from PPG. ''As for trends in paint colors," says Buatta, "rainbow pastels seem to be the going popular direction." But he suggests that people have one dark· walled retreat to oome home to at n~t (perhaps painted a forest gree~) -It's just the thing for those who don't have the room for a paneled library or den. Another tip for small·llze Interiors: U you paint a hallway or foyer a dark col- at, but keep the rooms It leads to a light shade, the other rooms will have the U- haion of being &arger. Buatta's Idea for a great color scheme? Yellow walls and a pale blue cetllng wtth the woodwork and mokilng painted white. - Wondetful Ways With Windows An enchanting sleeping nook Is decked out with ready-mode curtains, pillow shams and a comforter in a Kol}a-designed fabric. By Kenneth Home Fashions. A home study area is built in around a window comer In neat fashion bv using match- ing red one-inch aluminum blinds by Flexalum and color- coordlnat.ed awnings. Windows are the eyes of your room. They determine what you see of the outside world. Inside the room. they express your decorative point of view. Since windows come In all sizes and shapes, each has Its own decorating challenge. But whatever your window style. keep in mind the adage that form must follow func- tion. Windows are there to admit light and air. Unless your view Is really offensive, don't treat a window In a way that will Interfere with its func- tlon. ,. Otherwise, windows are wide-open to decorating Ideas. Here are some of to- day's most popular options: Fabric Window Treat- ment.. Draperies and cur- tains come In styles and fab- rics as limitless as your Im- agination. And they needn't cost a bundle. The available ready-mades ·on the market are not only a good buy in terms of styling and easy care. but they also offer the funda- mentals for unusual or dra- matic· window decor. "If your desire Is for a for- mal or romantic room, there are many draperies or cur- tains that can provide the Ini- tial ingredients," says Kay Lewis. vice pr-ealdent of design for Kenneth Home Fashions. For such a room, she sug- DISCOVER Florexll Elegant Living Under Glas.5 Solar 1Mng takes on a beautiful new dimension with the all new Aorc;, U. 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"They're easy to do up," she nota, "by simply buying an extra·long dral*Y and gathering It up at the point at which you'd like the pouf -with a rtbbor\ or string pulled tightly (attached to the wall with a thumb tack) - then allowing the extra yard- age to balloon over the then arranging them In pleated fashion, held In place with a tie-back. A variation on this Idea Is to •w a solid drapay and a patttnwf one back-to-back. This way you can make o distinctive tailored style by gathering." You can get yet another custom look by combining a 1<>nd color with a patterned drapery on the tame rod, turning the inside comers up into a triangular fold and fastening them in place with a large button or ornament. For a really opulent look. especially good on picture windows or French doors, try triple layerings. Start with sheer curtains. Over these, add tailored panel draperies on a rod that will permit them to be drawn closed and, on the outside. add tie· back draperies. "Layered window treatments are eco- nomlcaJ In the long run, because they can be a sig· nificant energy-saver," Lewis polnts out. The air caught between the layers is. crucial In Insulating the room from cold drafts. Such multiple layers, as well as lined draperies, are Draperies are great camol.fflage for dtlflcult windows. only two energy-saving solu- tions. New on the market are "window warmers," quilted draperies In a range of cheerful colors that are reminiscent of comforters. You can use them either underneath your present draperies or Instead of them. As for easy care in drap- eries. there is even a wash· able antique satin style avail· able now. ~ · Draperies are also great camouflage for difficult win· dows. Hung so that they ex- tend across the wall, they can gtve a greater sense of width to tiny windows or make look-allkes of uneven windows. 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T•~ (:IOU 942-2600 _ More 11\an t•o million acti"e customaa in ~er) dty a: town in America! .1 -.; _______________________________________________________________________________________ __ . ··---- ' Ii · ·WondMul Ways With Windows Smart burgundy window shades. in sun-resistant, vinyl-coated cotton. set the color scheme here. By Joanna Western Mills. · If that's not enough you can apply your own designs on these blinds uslng bO'YtlC paint. Horizontal blinds, the popular choice for most homes, generally come In I-Inch slats, either wood or aluminum with colored or metallic finishes. The availability of custom coloring r:nakes the bllnds adaptable for interiors in all decorating styles. Horizontal blinds typically have a ten- year llf e and are less ,expensive than vertical blinds. Blinds provide energy savings. too. According to G ordon Cleme11ts, general manager~ Hunter Douglas Window Products Division, their heat- retaining capability Increases when they are used in conjunction with drap- eries and valances ln the wintertime. "If the blinds have a light-colored.finish on the window side, up to 55 percent of the sun's rays can be reflected, cut- ting air-conditioning costs ln the sum- mer," he adds. Bllnds can be easily cared for with vacuuming on a regular basis and wiped clean with a sponge using lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Shades. That old favorite. the roller shade, ls an Inexpensive and effective window treatment, In terms of both function and fashion. Roller shades are easy to Install, easy to maintain and easy to lndlvtdualize with fabric cutouts and trimmings. Or use your embroidery sk.IDs to decorate open- mesh shades. For problem windows, or special ef- fects, there are custom shades. These can be ordered for any window size and are offered Jn a wide range of decorattve trims, hems, pulls and even matching custom valances. Avadable, too, are lomlnoled shades: Your.fabric ii bonded to the thede cloth to coordl· nate with odlll' room decor. You can also buy d~ple.x shades, a "two-faced" varisty ln a wide range of colon fof the side facing the room; whtte on the tkie l'MlllY WUllLY. oao-11. IMI 8 f'1 facing outward. There is also the reverse -roll shade. In this custom-shade variation, the cloth pulls down In front of the roller to conceal it. The roller is not seen on the room side. And, for ultimate privacy, there are bottom-up shades: These have sill-mounted rollers With a pulley device for drawing the shades up. They are ideal for street-level rooms to provide privacy without cutting off all light. The energy-saving benefits of win- dow shades are reputed to be superior to other window-coverings, according to research conducted at Cornell Un- iversity and North Carolina State. Recently Introduced Is an Innovative new system called "Windo-Seal," which combines an opaque shade- cloth with channels and a side-opera- ted raising mechanism. It reportedly increases the winter fuel-saving effect of a conventional window shade by 20 percent. "It's like an added Interior storm win- dow," says David Wise, shade product manager for Joanna Western Mills. the company turning out the product. (continued) Save Energy Dollats By Weather Stripping And Caulking If you're sick of high fuel bills, the time and money you Invest In weather strtp- plng and caulking can pay off faster than any other home improvement -even when your house 15 already well Insulated . Warming the cool air that leaks Into the house In winter and cooling the warm air that sneaks In durtng the summer, wastes energy and costs you money. Weather. atripplng. It's designed to reduce air lnfll· tration around doors and windows, ·but it wlU also keep out moisture, dust and noise, resulting In a cleaner, quieter home. You can buy weather stripping by the foot or In handy kits. You11 find In· - An there creeks In muonry or aiding? Check drafts around windows Ind under doora. stallation Instructions and diagrams on mos1 packages. A hammer, tin cutters, a tape measure and a screwdriver or putty knife are the tools needed to apply the many kinds of weather strlpplng materials -which include aluminum, brass, plastic, rubber, fabric and composl· tlon mab!rlal. An easy way to tell wheth· er a window or door needs to be weather sbipped Is to feel for drafts. Also, notice If there's any light coming In around the door. If you plan to do a com- plete ~ther-strtpptng job, don't liritlt yourself to the ob- vious windows and doors that lead outside. You ought to weather strip doors that lead to any unheated space, such es a garage or porch. Weather *1> storm windows and ctorm doors, too. To find the total length of weather stripping you'll need, measure your window or door frame carefully. If you're buying stripping ma- terials for more than one door Oii window at a time, make a list of how many ...__ of each length you will need f011 every door or win- dow. Before beginning make sure aD the channels are clear of fteka of old paint and other debrtl. Ctt' h119. hs purpose Is to plug hoia and cracks d\at oc:cw ~ pipes, ducts, wtm Of elec:b1cal outlets; wt.. the rool joins the wall; wt.. the wells jotn the ~: whlre any U · mtor C0"9ltnll such as ma· mnry and ~ meet each odw, and In maeonry Of llcf. Ing ..... Cddng may be ~~on Indoor Note If chimney fl1ahlng II loose. Examine for d1m1ge neer gutters ind downapouta. walls, ceUings or floors where they have become cracked, and around door and win· dow frames . Anyone with a firm hand and a steady eye can do a good caulking job. It may be a bit messy, though, until you get the feel of lt. AD you need Is a putty knife or old screwdriver to scrape out old caulking and an Inexpensive trigger-pressure asulking gun (generally used for cracks about l/S·to 1/4-lnch wide or deep) to hold either a car- tridge or bulk compound. C artrldges filled with any of five types of compound are avail· able: Silicone, butyl rubber, oil base, latex or polyvinyl acetate. Silicone Is the most expensive and the easiest to apply but will last five years or more while the others -except butyl rubber -may dry out and aack In a few years and require repair. For narrower or shallower cracks, sealant from a toothpaste-dispenser-type tube Is commonly used. Wkler or deeper cracl<s are filled wtth canned caulking, putty or other sealant, ap- plied wtth a flat-bladed knife. For safety's sake, do not use caulking near an open flame and don't smoke while cauJklng. Most caulking com- pounds are flammable to some degree, and often give off noxious odors near high heat. If you need to caul< In dote quartms, malw sure that ventl&allon Is~ to keep the air fresh. Waitl your hands when you've ftnlshed working , and always knp thae materials out of the reach of children and pets. I As Little As $ To earn the largest cash profit in our corporate history our firm is authorized to dispose of up to $8,000,000.00 (eight million dollars) worth of gold. silver and diamond jewelry before Mid- night, Nov. 14. We will therefore sell off every piece of solid 14 Karat gold. every piece of solid sterling silver, every piece of genuine IO-facet round diamond, emerald, ruby. and sapphire jewelry in our vault listed at right for as little as $3. 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"' Iii I l I i J 1 I I i e i il1 l11I Notte Dam.'a Gettg Fauat A High-School · Legend Leads the l1lsh I $ Closing proctlce with o prayer: Thi$ Faust doesn't deal with the deuil. By Loren Feld man When Dan Devine coached the Green Bay Packers, the local critics spat on his daughter and shot his dog, but Devine thinks coaching football at Notre Dame was tougher. Leadlng the famed Fighting Irish _ might be the most pressure- fWed job.in football. The Irish have as strong a claim as the Dalas Cowboys to the title "America's Team.'' Their games are broadcast by 350 radio stations throughout the country and televised by de- layed tape to most major markets. It was something of a sur- prise, then, that when Devine as&<ed out effecttve after the 1980 season, this most hal- lowed and most feared of jobs was handed to, of all things, a high-school coach. Don Shula of the MJaml Doi· phlns and college coaches like Lou Holtz (Arkansas), Teny Donahue (U.C.l.A.), Lee COl'$O (Indiana), George Welsh (Navy) and Joe Restic (Harvard) were all consld· ered during the lengthy selectton process. But, when the white smoke cleared above South Bend's Golden Dome, the winner was 46· year-old Gerty Faust from Cincinnati's Moeller High. At. Moeller. Faust was known for Mndlng 250- pound Jlnemen to bellet clau, for exhorting his charga at audal moments to "say a Hail Mary," for choreographing pep rallies that drew 2,000 fans at a school with an enrollment of 1.000. and for staging par· ents' days when every Moeller player would take his tum kissing his folks before the assembled team. Not all of Faust's graduates were all-American players on the field. but most were aU- American boys off of it. Ev'ery Moeller athlete under- stood, as Faust has often said, "No matter how great he Is, he better never cuss, he better never play dirty football, and If he burps, he better say 'excuse me.'" But will Faust, the arche- typal fire-and-brimstone. motivation -and ·discipline. high-school coach, try his sophomoric ploys with col- lege athletes? "I don't think I'll change as a coach," says Faust. "These young men are very mature, but they have a spb1t that's very sl· milar to the spb1t that existed at Moeller. I think they want me to be the way J am." At Moeller, a Catholic school for boys, Faust blend· ed Catholldsm and football with stunning success. Every one of his teams lived, pn.~, and won religiously. Since Faust fathered the var· atty program In 1963, with uaed uniforms and a home- made blocking 9'ed, Moeller has won over 90 percent of lb games, indudlng Faust's lut 33, and 90 of his last 93. Mon than MW of his 174 wins ware ahutouta. Moeller was city champion 10 of the last 12 years, state champion five of the last six years, and. for what it's worth, the school claims four of the last flve "mythical" national cham· plonships. Few will argue. Nearly 300 of Faust's players. Including 25 from last year's team alone, have been awarded athletic schol- arships to play college foot- ball. Eighteen fighting Cru- saders have gone on to be fighting Irish, and nlne are currently on the Notre Dame squad, including aU·Amerl- can linebacker Bob Crable, speedy wingback Tony Hunter, backup quarterback Tun Koegel, and prized freshman fullback Mark Brooks. Indeed, Faust has helped recruit what many con· sider to be the strongest freshman class In the na- tion . Last year's team ended up battling for the number· one spot until the season's final day, and this year, despite an early loss to Michigan, the Irish still have a shot at the national title -If they can win their remaining games against powerhouses Penn State and, next Satur· day, arch-rival U.S.C. Despite hls record. some of the lrtsh were apprehen- sive about Faust's arrival. "Before spring practice peo- ple wete •eptk:al," says Koegel, who quarterbacked three Moeller tams. "Every- one kept asking me, 'What's (continued) Brwlnt nftl worlCS.. Even back in Columbus· day (the 15th century. not last Monday·s holiday). rarsighted scholars had come to believe the earth was round. Many sailors shared their view. Just from seeing the horizon·s curve at sea. And conliary 10 our kindergarten memories. Columbus dldn · t sail west from Spain to "dlscouerAmericar; headwinds blow the wro ng way. so he sailed south to the Canary Islands. then turned west to pick up the trade winds. Today, seagoing scientists are echoing Columbus' unprece· dented exploration in a new direction-miles under the oceans This time the quest is for a wealth ol eMTgy. -- On the shelf. The Outer Continental Shetf, the offshon areaa of the Atlantic. Gulf of Mexico and Pacific that border America, extends more than 250 mUes to sea In some places. la 8,200 or more feet deep. and has a total area almost six tlma as large as oU-rich Texa•. Government ~logists say the OCS may hold more thaJI a third of all our oll attll to be dJacovettd and over a quarta of America'• undlacowNd Mtu.ral gu. But exploration, as Columbus found, Is full of aurpriMs: In a prime apot 70 mUes off New Jusey, the Baltimore Canyon, oil companies spent $L6 bilUon on ex.ploration but so far haw only a Uttle natural gas to •how for tt. not ewn enough to be worth piping ashore. "Its obvioualy a higher dul/iradon than we thought." Modem mutncn. A far cry from the Santa Maria and Columbl.ls' sextant, today·s fleets ol seismic ships like Mobil's T. W. Nelson use "air guns'' to bounce sound waves off rock rormatlons thousands ol feet beneath the seabed On-boetrd computer• analyze oceetns of data to point oil explorers tO\Nard potentlal oil and gas reservoirs. Spece aateUlta precisely position deep-drilling rigs. There are even "robot plpefttters:· an experimental Mobil system that am automatically connect pipelines to wellheads 2.500 feet beneath the surface-far deeper than divers can work unprotected. Still. Columbus would spy something familiar-huge sails that help speed some drilling ~;r~~rr~!li:::~;5~ rigs from site to site (and save energy, too~ Gem of tbe ocean. To launch such an enft1W armada, and mount e bat technology to protect the envtronmmt, takn a ldnt't raneom ... and there'• no rnoclan-day Queen Isabella to foot the bill. Just the opposite. In fact: Oil c:ompania ~the government for the prMlcge of aploring-more than M bOlloo for et ... In 1980 aloH. But t!'e search muat continue. for the U.S . ._. domadcoll. And• hlllortan Ruth Sheldon Knowles wrote In Tlte Greotac GOmblft'I, oU .. ,. ft*rtd In ot>undon« only to great many Pft)ple o~ looldngjor ltatl ot oncf In oll .arts ct unlUrdy ploca~ lJlce Davy Jona locker. It'•• fact: Mobil spent nearly Sl.3 bWlon on exploration and production rn the U.S. last~ one-third more than our qmlngs on all energy operations In 1980. Mobil. Getty Fauat E ~ A • ~--·-1 I': ~ .. ~ -At home with wife Marlene and (from left} sons ~rry and Steve, daughter Julie Marie: "No cussing and say 'excuse me• If you burp." he like. what's he llke?' And I said. 'Well, you really can't describe him . You11 have to wait and see.'" But it did not take Faust long to win over his team. He met individually with the entire squad and knew the names of all 120-plus players within a week. The team also got a chance to see Faust's relentless enthusiasm day after day In practice. "As soon as peo- ple stat;t realizing that he's genuine in what he's doing, .. says Koegel, "they appreciate it. Everybody llkes him ." The Faust charisma has been seU- lng for years. Corporations llke IBM. AT&T and Proctor & Gamble regu- larly pay Faust to give motivational lectures to their employees. Even as a high-school coach, Faust, who Is forever being described as "rumpled," was s6 well received that the Wall St. Joumol gave hls performances a nive review In 1978. Since moving to South Bend. Faust's lecture fee has reportedly doubled to about $3,500 a shot, which helps make life easier for the coach. wife Marlene and their three children, Julie Marie. 16. Geny m. 13 , and Steve. 12. Those same motivational and pro- motional abilities helped fund Moeller's $100.000-a-year. 200- player, 15-assistant-coach program without taking 11 cent from the school's general fund. Faust sent his players to Jack Loulso of the Clncinnati Opera Co. for stretching exercises, sent .his coaches to Dallas to study Tom Lan· dry's offense, Instituted a year-round welght·llfting program, and all the money ca.Y.e from donation&, adver- tltlng and ticket aaJes -promoted by Faust. Even without its own stadium, Moeller hat averasJtd 18,000 fans a game whlJe playing throughout Ctn- ctnnatt. On some Frlday nights In September. Moeller will outdraw the Cinclnnau Reds. The Notre Dame top spot was the only job for which Faust evrtt con- ~ered leavtng Moelet. An alHtate quarterbKk at Dayton, Ohio'• Chamlnadt High ~ (white fa- th. Fuzzy COKhed fof 20 years). Faust desperately wanted to go to Notre Dame. But he just wasn't quite good enough to get a full football scholarship. so he settled for his hometown University of Dayton. After graduation Faust was an assistant at Chamlnade until Moeller hired him In 1960 to I.art a football team. He scrounged up some equlp- ment and a few lockets, and 20-odd years later, a high-school legend has been c:alled upon to follow In the mythical footsteps of such Irish heroes as Rockne, Leahy and Parsegian. Few doubt he can do It, although some question how Faust's less- than-secular-approach will go over at a school that, despite Its Catholic heritage, has tried very hard to keep churcn and football separate -at least publlcly. There had been reports Notre Dame officials might ask Faust to downplay the open religious- ness. especially the sideline Hail Marys. but Faust scoffs, "They've never said a word to me; In fact, they encou~ It. They did more at Notre Dame In the past than we did at Moeller. Each young man who wants to be blessed when he comes off the field before the game Is blessed. They bless them up In the locker room. They kneel down In front of the priest, the priest puts his hand on each of thftr helmets and gtves them a bless- ing. Almost all the kids do that ... tt's ju.st a beautiful ttilng to see." Faust has been blessed with a tupab team, but now expectations are mounting -and so ls the pressure. "Only the (Notre Dame) football coach really knows," says Devine. "l'd heard all the things before, and you pNpare younelf for the wont. But I still wasn't prepar89." In fact, the head c:oechlng spot at Nocre Dem. has been c:aDed the third· toughest job In Amenca , behind only tM Pradtnt and the ~ of New York Ctty. When told of this ranking, OeviM onaa quipped, "The mayor of New York? How did he g.t In rill there7' llW y_...__, .. _ ............ ._.... ..... _, ......... ........... ..., ..... ...... ...,_ ..... ------...... .,_...., .... . .............. ,_ .. y_.. ...... ... --.-~-... _......__ ....... Ml-,... ........... _.. .......... y_... .............. ...,_ .. ~ ............... u. ....... ~ ................ ..,_ .. __... .. ........ -.-...... ..... ... G9!J ................... ... ....... 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Dorothy Hamill refused to skate unless her stuffed animals were propped up on it chair at rinkskle. Before marrying Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward was engaged to Gore Vidal. This Is just a sampling of the goodies packed Into Christopher Andersen's new The Book of People, a page·tumlng mass of ml· nutiae on some 500 ceJe. brlties', from Donna Sum· mer to Shelley Winters. For Instance, born·a9ain Pat Boone ~tizes sinners In his swimming pool: Ryan O'Neal once malled Rona Barrett a hve · tarantula; Penny Marshall was the "before" In shampoo com- mercials where Farrah Fav.icett was the wafter''; the elusive Greta Garbo enjoys randomly following strangers. and, for added protection. the downstairs buuer to Al Padno's New York apartment Is· marked "yoldberg." Ancfersen . an editor at People magazine, told us that a dlspropor· tlonate number of cele- brities were born under the ~n of Taurus, that many were army brats and that 80 percent of th09e who are marrted have been divorced at Jeatt once. He adds that even •:;: tnac· cesalble ities like Jadde a9Sls are \lefY much irTUJge conscious. "Somebody once went through her garbage." he notes ... and found that her name had been clrded In evay story about her." ... forming seals." Cheff ers says he doubts anything will be done to curb flln" violence "until a tragedy occurs," but he suggests using distractions like scoreboards and cheer· leaders to divert attention from trouble on the field; quick and clear explanations of controversial decisions; Isola· ting trouble· makers early with 1V aowd sca.n· ners; dividing stadiums Into smaller sections, and even making them seem more "homelike" by planting flowers. WHATllUTT· Add a new pair of trendy medical aliments to .. Disco Finger" (from snapping the ftngen durtng disco danc- ing) and "Urban Cowboy Syndrome" (from riding mechanical bulls) . Arst. med student Steven Gold came up with "Bozo Syndrome" after a three- mile' 4-5-minute unk:yde ride. He reports a pins-and· needles sensation In his le9' and feet and painful urina· tlon for two days. Next, Dr. Leonard Hymes, a podiatrtst whose practice is near Atiantic Ctty, stumbled over "Casino Feet." He says he's ~ served tender and puffy feet In gamblers, dealers, oocktall waitreslles, really anyone who stands In one place for a long time without movtng. YOU ARI! QB I I ING SKINNY MNowhere does it say that losing weight has to be mar· tyrdom," •insists Damon Reinbold. Damon's solution is hypnosis. For 12 years, he and his wife. Grace, have been leading group hypnosis sessions around the country. hold· Ing up to 400 se;ssions annually, with 100-600 persons per group. Group hypnosis is effective, he says, "because It's reassuring. People are mentally holding hands." He claims that together his clients have shed over 2.1 miUlon pounds. "Almost anybody can be hypnotized to at least a low level." says Damon. 42, who also has hypnosis programs for stress control, memory retention. smoking cessation and sports concen- tration. WHypnosls is not a magic cure· all," he notes, "but it's a shortcut method of behavior modification be· cause we circum· vent psychological causes by going directly to the sub- conscious." Each session is 75 minutes long and costs $35. For the location of a program near yo u. call toll-free 800-248-1530. (In Michigan . 517-337-7471). WARQAMl!S Are video games the answer to our nation's soar· Ing defense costs? 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