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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-10-30 - Orange Coast Pilotlrivestors to resume title in NeMJOrl mortgage-loan , case? Edison High ehar.ges to 30th st:raight with 35-7 victory (See story below) (See Sports, Page Cl> • • • • • • ORANGE COAST YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPIR FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Man seeks brother's hit-run killer By STEVE MARBLE Ot .. o.t..,,........, Greg Warner is pretty sure he knows who killed his brother. but he can't prove it and neither can the '.'lewport Beach police. "I know but I can 't do anything about 1t. .. he says. picking his words carefully . "It's frustrating. ll 's really frustrating · · His brother's name was Don Donald Barr\' Warner He was 26 and had lived in :"iewport Beach for JUSt two weeks when he was struck by a hit and run driver on Sept 19. lie dil•d ~everal hours latt•r at the hospital "We 're from Marvland and he came out hen• to see the world." Greg explains "He'd JUSt bought a ticket to go back home to see his girlfriend of three year~. She was thinking about coming out. .. Greg says he's sure his brother nevers s<iw the (·ar that hit him Poltce agn•e They say the dark blue car was speeding with its headlights off It was midnight. Ac:cording to friends who were with him Don wa!:> crossing Balboa Boulevard at 31st Street when the speeding ~ed an clipped him. ll1s body was thrown up into the windshield and then rolletl off to the ground. The car kept go m g The w1tness<:s said there were three. possibly four person~ m the ('ar. "He was just walking home when it happened." says Greg. who lived arro!>s lht-s treet from his brother. "I can seC' that 1ntcrsetl1011 from mv balconv. ·· Sevt•ral of the bystanders copied clown a description of <See BROTHER'S DEATH, Page A2) Plane wreckage found; 3 dead Tension over Red sub boils STOCKHOLM . Sweden <AP I -The t'aptain of a grounded Soviet submarine balked again today at leaving the ship for questioning. and the area around the sub was t'ordoned off to minimize t h e ri s k of at'c1dental gunshots. Swedish officials said "There are too many people around with loaded guns and we won 't take the risk of an at'cidcnt. .. said naval press offi cer Borje J ohansson. The regional Swedish t'Oast guard commander said , "Captain Gushin protested against the actions taken by the Swedish authorities and their demands to interrogate him ... He also denied a report by the Stockholm newspaper Dagens Nyheter that the captain, Pyotr Gushin. had been replaced by the ship's political officer and locked in his quarters "The captain and the political offi cer are taking turns in the talks." said the regional coast guard commander. Conrad Sjoholm. Most Soviet military units contain a Communist Party politit'al officer Th e Swedish m1l1lary co rd oned off th e area surrounding the s ubmarine. barring any curious civilians except for reporters The Swedish government says it won 't renoat the sub until the captain submits to questioning aboard a nearby Swedish minesweeper. Gushin claimed "navigational error due to a faulty gyro compass and bad weather " caused h.is vessel to run aground Tuesday night off the southeast coast in restricted Swedish territorial waters 9"'1 miles from the Karlskrona naval base. Sweden rejected his claim, saying the vessel's penetration of the restricted zone. which is peppered with islands, showed "very careful naviution." <See SUB, P1ge A2) SCE.'VE OF HIJACKl.\'G Cent rat American drama Hijac k e r s free m o st of hos t ages SAN JOSE. Costa Rica <AP) -Right-w ing Nicaraguan hijackers freed most of their hos tages in exchange for six imprisoned Nicaraguans toda~ and were nyi ng to an unknowr destination . presidential spokesman Jose Rafael Cordero said The domestic airliner, with a pilot and co-pilot. the hijackers who claimed they were trying to save Nicaragua from Communis m and the six released Nicaraguans took off at 6 :48 a.m. (4:48 a.m. PSTI with enough fuel to fly 800 miles, Cordero said The hostages were freed after all night negotiations . There were conflicting reports on the exact number of freed hostages. foreigners involved and hijackers. The 26-seat plane with a three-person crew had 25 passengers when the hijacking began Thursday , airport officials said. Four hostages were released Thursday and there were believed to be at leas t four and probably five hijackers. leaving 16 passengers and the crew as hostages. Cordero said there were seven Americans and one Swiss among the hostages released from the <See HOSTAGES, P1ge A2) Bomber crashes; 8 killed LA JUNTA, Colo. <AP> -A 8 ·52 bomber on a training m 1ssion crashed in a ball of name on remote rangeland eight miles east of this southeast Colorado town today, killing all eight crew members. sheriffs deputies said. Staff Sgt. Ada A. Martin or Peterson Air f'or ce Base in Colorado Springs said the plane was a B-52 on a low-altitude training mission from March Air Force B ~se near San Bernardino. No weapons were aboard the intercontinental jet bomber. she !>atd The Otero County s heriffs dis patcher said a caller reported hearing an explosion at about 4:45 a.m. and authorities who went to the scene said wreckage wa s sc att e red over a three-quarter mile area. Two trucks on highways near the site reported seeing a ball of flame and hearing a loud boom. authorities said. Another Air Force plane in the area also reported seeing the flames. "We were headed east to an accident when we saw a big, huge flash. like an explosion on the eastern horizon." said Sheriff's Sgt Rich Whittaker. "Then it went out. Definitely. you could tell it was a large explosion." Ms Martin said crews from Peterson and the Fort Carson Army installation at Colorado Springs we re dispatched by helicopter to the crash site. Bruce All sen . civilia n s pokes man at March AFB. identified the six crewmen. and two crew chiefs as: Capt. James L . McG regor. Capt . Gani Aydoner, Capt. Clifford R. Duane. lst Lt Kendall E Wallace, Ca pt. Stanley H Eddle m a n , Senior Airman Timothy E. McFarland, Airman lsl Class Bruce E . Schaefer, Airman 1st Class David W. Smith. Hometowns were not immediately available. Deeds, notes to he released Ru ling may mean Newport Equity investors to resume title By GLENN SCOTI' Of .. Mty .......... A federal judge agreed Thursday to release trust deeds and promissory notes administered by Newport Equity Funds Inc . from involuntary bankruptcy proceedings for the beleaguered mortgage-loan company. Bankruptcy Court Judge Peter El1lott's ruling meana that Investors who bad Newport Equity Funds listed as general partner in their documents should resume title and start collecting loan payments ln the next two Wffks. That, at If asl, 11 t h e ' conclusion of Barbara Gellman, a la wyer from Newport Beach who sought the ruling Thutsday in Elliott's Los Angelts courtroom. Ms . Gellman and lawyer James White of Costa Mesa each filed motions with Elliott on behalf of separate Lnvestors to spee.d up review of the bankruptcy proceedings. Elliott ruJed that Newport Equity Funds had no financial interest in the loans -ll wu only 11ervicln1 them -and mo&t of lt.s $39 million loan portlollo could be released from bankruptcy consider1t.lon, Ms. Gellman said. That finding, she said, was supported by Howard Wollitz, attorney for Orange County Superior Court-appointed Receiver Milton Gordon. Gordon is schoouled to appear In Orange County S uperior Court Judge Edward Wallin's courtroom on Tuesday morning e ither to offer a p l an for releasing tbe funds or to give • timetable for quickly preparin1 the plan, aald Ms. Gellm.n. Judge Wallin said durlDI a hearln1 last week that local investors should get control ol their loans to the nut few weeks. However, he noted al the <See EQUITY. Pace AZ) A .~ ......... Happy newlyweds Ronnie and ,V1cholas Pnmzano celebrate at San Diego U111verS1t.1.1 llnsp1tal where .'Vtcholas 1s dying of cancer D yin g man marrie s former sweetheart SAN DIEGO <A PI Sitting in a wheelchair and speaking the wedding vows through a green plastic mask. the bridegroom promised ·'to love and lo cherish. until parted by death." Reunited last year after 17 years, Nicholas Primiano. a 52-year-old terminally ill cancer patient. and 46·year-old Ronnie Ta y lor exchanged vows Wednesday in the 1 lth floor lounge of San Diego's University Hospital Primiano. who retired last year as a Marine gunnery sergeant, and Miss Taylor met in 1963 at McAlester. Ok la .. but their brief romance was c urtailed when Primiano was shipped to Vietnam. By the time he returned to the Unit e d States. both were married. But last year, after both were divorced, Primiano asked if he could visit Miss Taylor in Lubbock, Tex. Upon arriving, he Informed her that one lung had already been removed and assured her. "It's all right ... they 1ot lt all." Months later, Ronnie came to suspect the worst. "Just the lhlngs he aald ... I knew it was worse lhan 1 thought," she said. This 1ummtr she moved from Palm Desert to be closer to Nicholas, who wa1 hospitalised. Throughout the summer, Nlch~s propoaed marrla1e. then stopped talkmg about it. This week. Ronnie entered his room. got down on her knees and said. "H oney , let 's get married .. "I thought (earlier I we would have more time,'' she said She added. "My place is up here with him and 1"11 be here whether I'm his wife or not," she said. The toughes t part of the wedding. she said. was the vows. "That was the only time that I thought I was going to . . . you know .. cry." she said. .. And he almost did, too. He really gripped my hand at that part." Tre ats set b y g o ver1Wr CARSON CITY, Nev. <AP> - Hordes of trick-or.treaters will hammer on Gov. Bob Ust's door tonight, and he'll be ready - with 4,000 bass of popcorn. T he mountain of popcorn that List and aides will hand out at the 1overnor's mansion waa popped at a Re110 hotel·caaiao and trucked here ln plaattc ba,.. Republtcan women '1 club volunteers put the Popcorn lft small bap and attached not.es aayln1 "Happy Halloween Gov. Mtd Mra. Robert Li1t." B e lie ved bas ed in county A light airplane with three dead passengers was round early today in a remote part of Cleveland National Forest in eas tern Orange Cou nty, authorities said. Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said the victims have not been identified but that ihvestigat.ors believed they are from Orange County. He also said the plane was believed to be based at John Wayne Airport. The plane was s potted by a Civil Air Patrol aircraft in a location between Los Pinos Peak and Munhall Saddle. several miles north of the Ortega Highway , said Mary Jane Harris. information specialist for the U S. Forest Service. She said a small fire broke out at the wreckage but was extinguis hed by forest service firefighters. The ide ntiti es of the p assenge r s were not immediatel y available but a Federal Aviation Administration official in Ontario said authorities have "reason to believe" the plane had taken off from an airport in Calexico. He said the plane, a Cessna 310, was still at the Calexico airport on Wednesday, but was gone Thursday morning. T he pilot did not file a flight plan or obtain a weather briefing, the FAA s pokesman said. "If they had. they would have been advised that weather conditions were not conducive to visual night rules," he said. Whether the plane crashed on Wednesday or Thursday nights was not known early today. Ms. Harris said the fire could have broken out a day after the crash. "With the rain we've had. sometimes they will sleep like that." she said. ORANGE COAST WllTHIR Sunny and warmer Saturday. Clear and cool tonight. Local gusty winds t onight and Saturday. Highs 78 to 85. Lows tonight 45 to 55. INSIDE TODAY Stott ~t Ughtenmg ii thrtotmlng tht CaHfonda condor. S« Page AT. 11811 ....... ....... • -M 0 -· AZ • • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 Diahlo Canyon inspections criticized ? SAN JOSE (AP ) -An Inspection process marred by incompetence, lulnesa and r10 m etl mes deception has .. pla11ued Dlablo Canyon nuclear Power plWlt for yeara, lbe San ,Jose Mercury News reported today in a copyrighted story. , The newspaper Interviewed !ieveral men involved in . checking work and materials at ,.the $2.3 billion Pacific Oas & ,,Electric Co. facility who said inspections merely insured lhal ,.the plant looked good on paper, The article also said many workers claimed they were , ,ignored when they pointed out mistakes to inspectors. HIT·Rl'.'V VICTIM '1Donald Warner 1nvalid re c ued f ro111 ho 1n ~ blaze e •. TERRA BELLA (AP> -An invalid was safety carried out of hi s Terra Bella area home early today when an explosion and fire destroyed a garage and attic. Roy Sennett was taken out of the house by his son, Larry, and "'daughter-in-law. Patricia, who lived i:iext door Sennell's wife, Evelyn, s ummoned the couple t or help when she heard the 'explosion blast through the garage. ''Everyone who's worked there has seen problems," said former pipe-support desl1ner Richard Peterson. "If they haven't, they're blind." Donald Hedrick , former s upervising quality-assurance inspector, said some inspectors sig ned reports without inspecting the work -a pracUce known as "pencil whipping." "There are certain inspectors who had a reputation as pencil whipping practicalJy everything they did there," said Hedrick, who worked tor Guy F . Atkin.son Co., whkh built much of the plant 's foundati o n and earthquake s upports. From Page A1 lt~cently discovered desl•n naws in the earthquake support.a have delayed the start of operations at Diablo, which last month received a go-ahead for low level testing from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Robert Engelken, chief of the NRC's western region office, has said that work at Diablo has been "above average" and described it as a "pretty clean and tight operation." Although the NRC and PG&E had their own inspectors at Diablo, the system relied heavily on s ubcontractors to find and correct their own mistakes, .BROTHER'S DEA TH • • • • the car and its license plate number Police found the dark BMW several days later abandoned m a Whittier s hopping center. Its windshield had been knocked out and its grill was dented. ··1 was back home at the funeral when l heard the rumor that the driver had turned himself in." Greg recalls. .. At the time. l felt sympathy for the guy I really felt s orry for the driver." . But when he returned to Newport. he discovered what he had heard wasn't true. Poli ce had impounded and searched the car and had located the registl1red owner but the matter had stopped there. Police say the registered owner. a young man from Orange, had retained an attornt·y by the ~ime they contacted him. Neither the attorney nor the registered car owner, police say. has cooperated in lhe investigation. ··What we lack." says Newport police investigator Verne Miller. ··is someone to identify the driver or a nyone else in the car. All we can do is hope that somebody gets a guilty conscience. It's got to be eating at someone ·· But Greg says he wonders 1f 1t ":-. really ·eating" at anyone. He doubts the driver will turn himself in. · · 1 just _get the feeling that the dn ver has friends and family giving him moral support 1n his big mistake." he suggests. ··But l plan to see it through to the end I told my parents l would." His parents and 2l·year-old s1st('r h\'e in Westminster. Md .. a town of 15.000. He says 700 people showed up at Don·s fune ral. "He was a popular guy. He'd been a lifeguard at Ocean City (New Jersey ) and was good-looking. Girls were always falling in love with him and all the guys always wanted to be like him. "I think about him a lot. Sometimes 1 have dreams about him and ni ghtmares.'· Greg s a ys. pausing to think. "Things won't ever be the same with the family. When I t a lk with my mom now things seem so different. It's hard to explain ... Five freed in shooting death Judge dismisses charges, but county refiles. against three Murder charges against five people arrested in the Aug. 10 ~hooting death of a 22-year-old Huntington Beach man were dismissed Wednesday during a preliminary hearing before West Orange County Municipal Court Judge Robert A Knox Dep ut y Orange County District Attorney Brent Romney said he immediately refiled charges against three of the defendants , and a n ew preliminary hearing has been From Page A1 scheduled for next Wednesday. The charges stem from the death of Manuel Ocampo, who was forced out of an auto near Koledo Lane in Huntington Beach and was shot twice in lhe back as he fled. according to police. Charged in lhe murder were Robert and Marina Maciel, a Huntington Beach husband and wife, both 22; Vincent Maciel, 19, of Santa Ana, a brother of the husband; Louis Peralta. 18, of Santa Ana ; and Richard Peralta, 20 , of Corona. both brothers of Marina Maciel Deputy di strict attorney Romney said he was unable to pr oceed with his case We dnesday because he was unable to obtain testimony from a witness who is in Mexico. The case was then dismissed. The prosecutor said he has refiled charges only against Robert Maciel. Vincent Maciel and Louis Peralta. The three are in Orange County J ail in lieu of $250,000 bail each. Romney said. the newspaper aald Hedrick c1alled the NRC'a inspections at Dlablo "sket.chy llnd spotty" and said PC&E and Atkinson ortielals only gave the federttl regulators a "guided tour" or the plant's best-welded areas. Hedrick also contended that the quality assurance proarams run by 11 ubcontractors and PG&E were weak and ineffective, Instead of fixing problems , he said, the companies -with PO&E's approval -often would simply arrange to change the building specifications so the errors would be in conformance. From Page A 1 HOSTAGES • • plane. The rest were all from Costa Rica, he said Earlier, he said there were 24 hostages, which was apparently incorrect. A U .S . Embassy spokeswoman, Marilyn Sparks, said at least 16 passengers, including three Americans, two British and a Swiss, were released ""t e rrified but unharmed.'' Mrs. Sparks identified the Americans as John and Lorraine Breen of Edgewater, Fla., and John Leupold of Wayland, Mass . The Swiss passenger was identified as Hans Weiss. The British Embassy said two British subjects were among lhe hostages but declined to identify them. The other pass engers were Costa Ri cans, the airline said. An airline s pokesman identified the Americans as John and Nadine Brown, John Ely . Yvonne Hunter, Brenela Kern, Phil Rossiter and Julia Swain, and the Swiss as Hans Waite. Their hometowns were not immediately available Cor<lero said the hostages, all adults, were traded for six Nicaraguans who were being held in Costa Rica in connection with the January bombing of a leftist radio station. He said they were exchanged in two batches beginning at 4 a .m . (2 a .m, PST). The condition of the freed hostages was unknown. Anna Lorna Lopez , a stewa rdess released shortly before takeoff, said thert! were five hijackers. three men and two women, and that they were all very young. Governme nt spok es men earlier said there were four hijackers and that they were seeking the re lease of seven prisoners. Cordero said one or the requested prisoners was a Costa Rican who chose not to leave the country. Mrs. Sparks said the three American passengers told her the hostages were treated correctly during their 20-hour ordeal. "Pieces of steel, J know, were put in the wron1 places out there," said Darrel Buteau, former AUdnson employee who supervised welding inspectJona. "It became Inconvenient to have them, so documentation was altered. "I saw unaccepted welds lhal the NRC accepted,'' uld Ruteau , "It happened frequently." On one occasion, said Buteau, he noticed that a blueprint for a fuel-handling crane differed from seismic s upport work done to the crane. "I brought it tthe blueprint) back to t.be en1tneer," Bui.au uld. "I said 'The drawln1 doesn 'l match lhe crane al all.' They aald, 'lt'a really no big deal. We 'll just chan1e the drawing'.'' - Bill Harris, quallly assurance manager for Atkinson, said lhe company never pressured employees to cover up deficiencies and urged lhem to report problems lo the NRC '·1r they felt there was any coverup." "I would say it <the plant) has good quality and has met lhe requirements of ... PG&E and the NRC," Harris said. ar-...... ANGELS SOAR -The Blue Angels fly over San Francisco during "Fleet Week'" cere monies at Treasure. lsla!'ld. A local tradition. dormant for 30 years, was revived m the dramatic welcome for the U.S. Navy·s Third Fleet From Page A1 SUB INCIDENT • • • The Swedish government refused to let a Soviet flotilla enter its waters to salvage the sub, and the Soviet government agree<l to the Swedish navy 's doing the job. But after an eme r gency m eetin g with military leaders, the Swedish government said the sub would not be renoated until the Soviets cooperated in sorting out lhe incident. "We want a clear explanation how the sub could be so far into of providing the Swedis h authorities with any tog documents," Gushin was quoted as telling Andersson . Swedish navy vessels and s u bchaser helicopters armed with depth charges chased away an unidenliried submarine and a Soviet tug that tried to approach the grounded, JO .year -old. diesel-powered sub Thursday. • EQUITY RULING Mesa cyclist serious after auto crash "The y said th e y were threatened collectively but never individually,'' she said. "Tbe hijackers sa id they regretted very much that they would have to kill one of the passengers if their demands were refused." a c learly marked military restricted zone," said Cmdr. Lennart Forsman, head or the Eavesdrop claime d lime that only Judge Elliott, in bankruptcy court, had legal power to release the loans from the more complex bankruptcy <:ase. During that hearing, many in vestors attended to find out when they will clear up the issue and resume receiving monthly mortgage loan payments. Some s aid thfy depend on the income Ms . Gellman said Thursday that investor groups that nlready have appointed a new general partner. or a party to collect the payments, probably will get top priority in regaining control. Doctor 'k e pt MEMPHJS, Tenn. (AP> -A drug abuse expert has testified that Dr. George Nichopoulos, on trial here. provided "exemplary and courageous" medical care when he prescribed drugs for the late Elvis Presley and other patients. And a bodyguard for Presley said Thursday lhal Nichopoulos • • • Gordon has s aid that most loans in the portfolio are in sound shape and his plan will be designed to ensure an orderly change in administration The court proceedings became necessary after officials for the State Department of Real Estate discovered that directors of lhe co mpan y had virtually abandoned the business as the mortgage market went drv. The company had profited by receiving a certain percentage of initial loans, according to explanations in court, but it made no income in servicing them . Elvis alive' tried to prevent the rock 'n' roll tried 'to prevent the· rock 'n' ~oti Pres ley "wou10 nave a1eo a 1ot sooner" without the doctor's efforts "Dr. Nick was the only person I ever saw that gave a damn and tried," David He bier. a Presley bodyguard from 1974 until the singer 's death in 1977. said after appearing in court. 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A Costa Mesa motorcyclist Residentsofahoteldestroyedin Navy s pokesman Borje who reportedly was thrown 150 an early morning fire chased the Johansson said Thursday night fe el into the air during a mantheysuspectedofstartingit that negotiations between Hunting to n Beac h traffic through the streets of the Gushin and Cmdr. Karl collision Thursday was reported Tenderloin district and beat hlm Andersson were at a stalemate. in serious condition today at up when they cornered him, "We have no intention of SAN QUENTIN CAP ) - Prison officials eavesdropped on conversations between attorneys and convicts at San Quentin prison, two former prison officers said in court affidavits. The allegations filed Thursday, denied by the state Department of Corrections. were made in the case of six convicts accused of assaulting guards. Fountain Valley Community officials said. leaving the vessel voluntarily or flosp1tal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..:::.....~~~~~~~_.;..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ H uni ing ton Beach police traffic investigators said the motorcycli s t , Bobby Donald Gifford Jr., 20, of 1919 Wallace St . collided with an automobile at 4 ·40 p.m. at the intersection o f M agno li a Street and Indianapolis Ave. The driver of the auto, Debra Ann Newman, 25. of 8422 Grace Circle, Huntington Beach. was not hospitali zed. police said. Officers said the motorcyclist was saved from serious head injuries because he was wearing a helmet. Gifford was receiving treatment in the intensive care ward for internal chest injuries. a hospital spokesman said. R eagan image may b e hurt NEW YORK (AP ) Increasing misgivings about the nation's economic future may be hurting President Reagan's image, according to the latest Associated Press-NBC News poll T he poll motcates that while Reagan maintains the approval· rating for his overa ll performance in office, Americans believe he is not doing as good a job In handling the economy. The poll, a sclenllflc random H m pllng or 1,598 a(\ ult• by telephone last Sunday and M ooday, also uid there la growing pessimism about the ~conomy ovel' lhe next ye~.,._ ' 3 days only Sat.. Sun., Mon. Thru Nov. 2. Sub1ect to Supply on hand 25% OFF This special sale wi ll not be 'f'.!Peated before Christmas. • o,_" Stock • ICftlfe Seta • ICfttt. & llock Seh WntcUff Pta:u • 641·1 IJJ Cot-otHt .. M•. '7WIOO 310]~. Coast Hwy. .._..., ~· Cellhr • 644-1570 1614 San Miguel Or., N•wPOr1 Beach • \1" rl's.' 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I've a lways had a dread of the New York c ritics but this way they can't dose m e because I'm clo s ing in two weeks a nyway." Miss We lch will arrive in New York on S unday for a m onth of rehearsals . awar ded a nnually to the person who made Lhe most si5n ificanl contribution to worl d peace during the preceding year. Th e pr o p os al was intr oduced jointly by 29 members of Congress Deng Xiaoping h as a new title to add to his credentials as vice chalrman of the People's Republic or China - he's been given the Charles Goren award as bridge personality or the year . A citatio n Issued at lhc world t eam bridge championship in Rye, N.Y., said Deng "has long been an enthusiast for the great intellectual game of bridge ... "His interest has given an ex ample to the C hinese peopl e. who are quickly finding that bridge playing can lead to int e rnation al rriendship ... The now decrepit yacht that f or m erly served President Franlllln Roosevelt and r ock st ar Elvis Presley may return to duty as a tourist c ruiser in San Francisco Bay , Port of Oakland officials say The port commission voted to hire Edward F. Mackin lo oversee restoration or the Potomac and instructed him to form a non profit corporation to gather money and community support for the project. The ship was seized by U.S Customs agents during a September 1980 na rcotics raid in San Francisco. The port bought it at auction last s pring for $15,000. announcing plans to m ake it a p e rmanentl y moored tourist attraction S inger Liza Mlnne lli is wanted by the law in Quincy, M ass .. f o r a ll ege d ly "desecrating a place of burial" 12 years ago A clearing of old files in th e dist rict court here uncovered a forgotten oustanding warrant charging the performer. Ray Crombie, the court 's executive assistant. disclosed T h e a I 1 e g l' d o ff e n s e occurred when Miss M innelli was filming "Tell Me That You Love Me. Junie Moon." under the direction of Otto Preminger , in a Quincy cemeter) Developer Ernest W. Hahn has pledged SI00.000 lo the fin ancially t roubled San Diego Symphony, symphony president David E . Porter said The symphony was in s uch dire straights in September tha t t he musician s went without being paid Hahn. of El Segundo. hC1s signed a contract with the city to rebuild downtown San Diego. Warming trend ll.S. sunimary . . Tlla rain ..... In -tat• N-Yor- Oll Tllurlday, but a be<ll•Sll from swOllan nwn brCIUfM ,,..,. floodlnt to tome c-ttlots-Gov. H""' Carey dKl•ad a flood dlMKt .. for •very.,... In tlle Soutll C:O.lt air lla1ln today Th• AOMO •Hltned PollutlOI\ St-rel lndlt• CPSll ratli>os of 41 to all a re .. In the So<ltlll-· Ille S... 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' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Frlday, October 30, 1981 s J\3 'Twas once death rite UCI prof explores early beginnings of Halloween By J ODI CADENHEAD Of 1"9 Delly l't~ Staff I t wasn't u l wuys culled llalloween But the dark spirit and f rightening a nti cs associated with the hohday have been with us since pagan times Samhain was the original n ame of the Celtic festival ce lebrated in pre-C hris tia n limes to honor death and the beginning of winter, according to UC Irvine Social Sciences and folklore professor. Dr Dickson Bruce. Ceremonial fires were lit and there 1s some evidence of human a nd animal sacrifices being offer«.>d as a way to please the dreaded power s of approaching winter. he said It was thought that the dead returned to earth at this lime. Bruce said. Even today in some part s of South America Teacher wins assault suit from board An adult cducat10n teacher allegedly injured by a Fairview State Hospital patient March 1. 1979. has been awarded $18.000 by the Newport Mesa L'nified School Dis trict board The teacher, Jacqueline Sh annon. told authorities she suffered head and back injuries when shoved agains t a wall by a severe!'.\ rctard cd patient. according to district offil'1als . Tuesdav·s settlement followed a n.•commendat1on b' the state's Workers Compensation Appeal!> Board meeting 1n Santa Ana The ;\;ewpnrl :\-1<.'!'..a district offors a number of s ubjects to putil•nts at tht· stalc hospital. s aid Supt'rintendt•nt .John Nicoll ~ !'.. Shannon "as tt·aching s u t h a class "'hen s he was injured. according to her claim The claim payment \\ill come from the district ·s s elf ins urance fund. maintatnt•d al between $9011,000 and SI million to dispost• of suc·h claims. :'111coll said celebrunts bake s1wch•l loaves of bread to feed the hungry souls who they believe arrive from Lhe other world in search of food. he ll:lld With the arrival o f Chri stiumt ~ 1n Sc·otl:rnd and England around the 7th century the holiday took on a religious meaning und was renamed "All llallows Day" or "All Saints Day." he said The night before became known as .. All Hallows Eve" or Ha lloween Although tht.' offering of human sacri fi ces largel) disappeared around this time. Bruce said. lhe holid ay continued to be celebrated in Europe with the li ghting of fires and costum ed processions The holiday didn't get its start in the New World, however. u ntil the arr ival of Catholic 1mm1grants following the potato furn1111• 111 ll't•la111I 111 1111· lfl4U!-.., lh'Uf'l' Sllicl. In AmcrH'll thl' h11l1cla\ usi.um1.·d a mon· Jo~·ou-. spmt with lmhh111~ r111 ,1pplc•s and trH'k ur t11·at111.: hc •c·orn1ng a t•on111wn 111a1'11t·t• "' lhl' lalt' lROO~ Nohod' kn o"'" \\ht· re tlw ln<'k or trt«•t 1clc·u 1·;11nt• from. B r u l' <· s a 1 d · s 11111 1• II av 1· sugt(eskd 1l g rt''-' out of tht' anc1t'nt c·us tom nf going out on A 11 II allows EvP ;rnd bt•gg ing for sat•nr1c1al anin1JI!-.. to ht> ui.ed bn All Su111h Oa~ Brut'l· suggt•..,tctl thJI the USC' uf t·osturnt.>s todJ\ t'amc• Crom , lhl: prOl'('S!'..IOns th<1\ date back lo I llll' original l't•lt1r fp..,l1 vals. i· · /\ I I o f t h t' r t' I 1 g 1 o ti s !'..lgntf1c ance t!'.. gonl• from tbt' hol1da\ ... c>b!-..cr\l'<l Brue , :\1 0~11\· "t• thin!. of 1t 1n ter -; t of tr~ ing not to gc•t \ a ndahled. t OC transit book details bus routes , l ) l A new guide conta 1n1ng maps and timetables fur all Orange County Trans it 01slr1ct bus routes is on s ale at lht• d1slm:l office in Garden Grove Thl' 264-pagc Hu.., Book' • .., a\ ail able for 50 ccnti. to people "ho buy it Cit lhc office at 11222 /H•ac1a Parkwav It also can be ordt•n'd by maii b~· !'..l'nding SI lo <'O\'l'r cost plus pos tage and handling to OCTO Hus Book, PO Rox 3005. G<trdt•n Gro ve . Cil 921WI In addition to information on the 51 lo('al and 11 expres., routes. the book locat es l'onnecting points with other publ1t bus systems. including Southern Cal1forn1;,1 Rapid Tr:rns1t Dlslrtl'l. Long Reach Trnns1t and th<.· Lag una Beach mun1c1pal hnc .J a m t• s Re 1 c h t• r l . 0 CT 0 gcnt•ral manager. said the book !-..hould be ··enormous ly helpful .. to hus riders Ill-added that ~ BUS BOOK; .. , zmz u,.. 10 FE11A.JAAv s 1982, Route Maps' Timetables 50¢ WE'RE GOING ;fi:Tli YOURWAYI ~ offll'l ·•b a n · 11' 1111! 111 <'\pa nd 1hst ri lwt11111 1Mm1t-. ·,n 11 c an Ix· ohta111l'!I in pl.w"" otlwr lhan the transit chstnc·t hl'adquarter~ Rancho Seco nuke shuts again I J . • I S.i<"ramcnto :'v1 un1l·1pal Ct1h1' n1str1r t. \\ h1ch """" tht· µI ant ' • SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Ranch o Seco nuclear power p la n t has s hut itself again because of an oil leak in turbine control, a spokesman s aid The 913-megawatt pl ant 25 miles southeast of Sacramento had been s hut s ince Aug. 13 while a defective turbint-was replaced. The S2 m illion repair job was supposedly finished this week, but when the plant was restarted 1t "'as discovered that t he block -long turbine s haft vibrated. The shaft was balanced w\Jh we1ghL'> and restarted at 3:b8 a m T hursday. said Brad Thomas. s pokesman for the lie 4'aicl the· ph int was up ·~o ~ about fi(I pt·rcent of fu ll po~ I "'ht•n lhe ml l1•ak trtJ.:/.!L'rt'd un ,·j uu I o m at 1c s hut <l o ~ n a L 2 37 pm 111: could not pn•d ll·l \\hen a new st:111.up would bt• t rtl'd SINKING FEELING \bantlom•cl 1·a1"· --111k -.ln\\'I~ 1ntn 1 hl' nHt<·L. ~·' \lcCnll 1>11rnp 111 F1ill1·1·111n .1h11 11• '" •,.,., .11\,1\ 11•1111 t '\jll 'l\'I\ •• h fllllt'' ASSlllS akltrl "moving up" 10 longet skit Oeom.lrlo design DI ski c:.auses "turn In" ellec:I. T Pi;,!@Q1~~ novice (and everything in between) we can all benefit from Parablack Today's modern skis employ a geome1ric design .which causes a ski to turn in naturally, and eventually, s ki tips will cross. Parablack helps kHp tips from crossing . Parablack was designed to help prevent falls caused by this inevitable and potentially dangerous situation, and. of course, this will help protect the skis. improve the confidence of the recreational skier and create an advantage fo r the competitive racer. Parablacks are for everyone. Slmply 1nd pe<manenlly mounllld In minutes. \ Wiii nol ld\'tfHly elltcl .,.,tonntnct or Oyn11T1lc1 01 ~aid•. llLlCT TftADtNQ 0011,ANY • f177 Su~tlOt A"'• Cotta M ... CA 12127 • (71it) 6"5'7181" • -............ -____......_ ··---.. - s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 ..... ,..,..... NO SMOKE SCREEN F('cleral Reser\'e Board Che:1irme:1n Paul Volcker. appearing before lhe Sen<1te Ranking Committee Thursday. cautioned Congress about giving !>a\'i ngs and loan associations broad new power~ a~ a wa~ of helping tht• tnclust r~"s financial woe~ Index forecasts deeper recession WASHINGTON <AP> An '"especially steep plunge'" in a key government index foretells a national economy already in a mild recession sinking even deeper in the next few months, a top Commerce Department official said Thursday. "The only real question is how far it is going to drop," said Assistant Secretary Robert Dederick. But Ded e ri ck a nd other analysts insi!)e and outside the government say they don't foresee a downturn as s harp as last year's recession. And Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker told senators on Capitol Hill that it is '"quite possible" the economy was in a recession . But he declined to make any flat declaration. saying a recession is "something you pronounce after the event when you can see what's happening." A poor fourth quarter this yea r would enhance the ad m 1nistration 's abi lity to achieve a projected growth of 5.2 percent in 1982 as measured from fourth quarter to fourth quarter President wins despite the odds WA SHINGTON CAP> -Sot.he honeymoon isn't over, a slump hasn 't set in , and when President Reagan gets his lobbying mlnd to it, he gets bis way in Congress. He's won every crucial test so far, first on economic policy, now on a foreign affairs Issue, always against the early odds. There's been nothing to match it since the days of Lyndon B. Johnson, and that master or political persuasion was dealing with a much more pliable Congress. But there is another parallel to consider, once administration euphoria at Reagan's A WACS victory has subsided. lt is that Reagan now stands alone on a contentious issue of foreign policy. and that can be an uncomfortable position. The $8.5 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia the biggest in U.S. history is Reagan's arms sale. The House didn't want to do it, voting down the sale by a margin of al roost 3-1. The Senate was hardly enthusiastic. but Reagan insisted. He won on Wednesday, with two votes to spare. The count was 52·48 to reject the resolution that could have blocked the sale. The House had voted against the deal 301-111 That's at least 349 potential second-guessers ready to say they told him so if Reagan's deal goes sour if Israel suffers or Saudi Arabia falls prey to internal disorder or the price of oil goes up anyhow Sen Henr y M D·Wash .. one of the implied as much Senate vote Jackson, opponents, after the ·'The tragedy of the A WACS sale is that there are no winners," he said. "The United S tates cannot conduct an effective foreign policy with votes so evenly split. There has to be a broad bipartisan consensus." It happened to LBJ. The issue then was the war in Vietnam. and when It began to escalate. he had the overwh e lming blessing or Congress. Only two members, both in the Senate, voted against the Gulf of Tonkin resolution which approved NE•ANllRll military action to prevent North Vietnamese aggression. But in the bitter years that followed, the consensus vanished, and the critics called it Johnson's war. This issue is neither so explosive nor so immediate. Nobody's s hooting. Indeed, Reagan greeted his Senate victory by declaring "The cause of peace is on the march again in the Middle East." He had argued that the sale would help stabilize the region and enhance the prospects for a permanent peace between Israel and the Arab states. He also argued, hour after hour, that the image and credibility of the United States was at stake, and that rejection of the sale would hamper him forever in conducting foreign policy. "He makes persuasive arguments based on the fact that we only have one president of the United States at a time," said Sen. Edward Zorinsky, D-Neb .. who voted with Reagan. Opponents or the deal noted that Reagan was n ot so concerned when the president's name was Gerald Ford o r Jimmy Carter and he was trying to block the Panama Canal treaties to which they were com milled. It turned out that Carter would have made the AWACS deal, too It was his administration that sold Saudi Arabia the 62 F ·l5 fighter planes which now will be armed with Sidewinder missiles and equipped with long.range fueling equipment as part or the Reagan package. The sale was a victory crucial to Reagan. His critics were closing in. They said he had spent too much on his earlier budget and tax victories to keep winning in a divided Congress. He proved them wrong, and even House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. acknowledged that the performance 'was nothing short of awesome But it wasn't without a price. ............. TAKING PHYSICALS President Reagan and wife '.'Janc:v departed the While House.· on Thursda\' on their wa\' to Bethesda ~aval Hospital in Mary land They will both receive complete physical exa minations The Reagans will spend the night al the m edical c:~nter 1ust outside We:1shington. for the routine tests and examination!) New heart drug to cut mortality WASHINGTON <AP / - Federal researchers have re· ported they halted further clinical trials or a promising heart drug as unnecessary after they discovered it was responsible for a 26 percent reduction in mortality among heart attack victims who had taken it. conferen ce that the trial results have implications for the 350.000 Americans who are discharged from hospitals each yeilr after having had a first heart attack. He estimated that m ore than two·thirds of that group and perhaps as many as three.fourths would be eligible for beta-blocker therapy. The Commerce Department said Thursday that the government's Index of Leading Indicators fell 2 7 percent in September, the biggest drop since April 1980 Since April 1981 . the index has fallen 5.5 percent. 'No panic on Main Street ' Scientists at the National Heart. Blood and Lung Institute said the drug could save the lives of 6 ,500 Americans annuaJJy. They said they were taking the unusual step of curtailing the major testing program because the drug, propranolol. had proved early in the two years of tests that it was effective in treating persons who had suffered one heart attack. "Given the test results, the regular use of propranolol bas the potential for saving at least 6,500 lives in the United States alone each year,'' he said. The scientists said the beneficial effects of the drug appear to occur primarily in the first year after a heart attack. The test results do not show whether the drug would be beneficial if used at a remote time after a heart attack. They also do not show at what point treatment with the drug could be discontinued. Reagan continues to enjoy support of Am ericans Dederick ca I led the new decline '"an especially s teep plunge" in the index, which is designed to forecast future trends of the economy "The report strongly suggests that industrial production will be sliding into the autumn and that real gross national product will be down for the third successive quarter. Any upturn 1s unlikely before early 1982. WASHINGTON <AP> - Richard Wirthlin is the man who told his colleagues in the Reagan camp the day before last year's election that Ronald Reagan would win the presidency with an 11 percentage point margin. He overestimated. but only by a point or so. "The iffy question," he said. "is whether it is going to turn around in the first quarter or the second" of next year. At the same time, the Labor Department reported Thursday that over -all busines s productivity fell at an annu~ rate of 1.9 percent in the third quarter. the biggest decline since the first quarter of 1978. It was his information that led Reagan's political advisers last year lo find a key target for their candidate -blue-collar voters. ethnic voters and Democrats who were soft on their party's candidate -and determine that on such swing votes rested their chances or victory. And now, one year after that election. Wirthlin is concerned that Reagan and others in the PEWTER SILVER ARM ET ALE DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING NOW Cross P1>n L1gh1ers (harm<; & Brocele1s Goblets & Bowls P1ct1Jfe F-romes M1n1oture Figurines Tankards faecu11ve NOACK TROPHY AND ENGRAVING 170 E. 17th St. # 11 7 Costa M•sa 646·3 I 41 (Across From Vons Shopping Ctr ) MEDLEY'S RESTAURANT 1m4 lr ... ll•nt, '"••••• v.11., . ., .. "" ,..,. ..... -..., ........... , llllWCll ....... s-19 1714) 963-2366 lUCtt&llOe BILL MEDLEY "IN CONCEIT" OCT . 28, 29 NOV .4,5 BOBBY HATFIELD "IN CONCERT" NOV . 13, 14 25hows nlghtly 9:00 & 12:00 Back By Popula r Demand! DARLENE LOVE NOV. J, 17, 24 administration are unable to reach these same voters and keep them in Reagan's column. "It's a problem identified, not solved," he said. Wirthlin raised the question in the course of a s peech to the American Association of Advertising Agencies. which had corn e red the mark et on administration offic ials and friends to learn during a meeting here how they s uccessfully marketed their candidate last year. Reagan's support among such swing voters -those who can't be counted upon to vote for one party or the other -is a latent problem, rather than an active one, Wirthlin said. So far. he said, he has been uable to find a way to counter this problem. During t h e presidential campaign, through speeches and specially tailored television commercials, candidate Reagan could direct his appeal to this cr ucial segme nt of the e lectorate . President Reagan can give only a limited number of speeches now, and they are directed at other proble ms : garnering support for specific programs or winning votes for other Republicans. ·'There's no panic on Main Street," he said. "So long as t.he public hears a confirming voice that resonates with credibility a nd hope, then Presiden t Reagan will continue to enjoy the support of Americans across the board." The tests were known as the Beta-Blocker Heart Attack Trial. During the June 1978 to October 1980 trial period, 3,837 men and women between the ages of 30 and 69 were involved. Of these, 1,916 were given the drug and 1,921 were given a placebo. Data reported early this month showed a mortality of 9.5 percent or 183 deaths for the placebo group. The group that took propranolol had a mortality of 7 percent or 135 deaths. The difference showed the drug was associated with a 26 percent lower mortality. Dr. William T . Friedewald of the institute told a news About 1.25 million heart attacks occur each year. They account for 31 percent of the deaths in the United States and are the leading cause or deaths in m en over 40. Beta·blocking agent is a drug that blocks or modulates parts of the nervous system, including those that stimulate the heart and increase its susceptibility to rhythm disturbances. The three-year. $22 million clinical trial was scheduled to run until June. Number one to Phoenix, and getting better every day. Now you can fly us to Phoer ~ 'or dS low as S36. one-way There's no lower fare 1n the air And nobody gets you there as often or Nonttop ,.,.....,.. to-·· Non!lOp _..to..,,., .... dS fast More nonstops than anyone. Fly Republic: to Phoenix from 3 Los Angeles area airports. Choose from 3 nonstops out of Burbank, 2 nonstops out of Ontario (with a third nonstop starting November 19, 1981), or 4 nonstops out of Orange County. 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"-'"• 10 0..16'!0 l• 720•m I ISpm At 1 lh m I tSom CoH 11 19'111 ) AO p m J 41 pm Nonllop ,._,,. 10 °'!ft!!! ,_!y l• 1 OS em '" 1 IOam 11 OS•"' 11 10 am (•ff 11 ,, .. ,, 11 SS a m S IS pm 9 JO pm 9 JS p"' (off I lllMll 12 OJ pm S 21 pm 9 Jlpm 9 40pm Sct'l.Oul" .end l•r" subjtct lo ch.tn~ W>lhovl noH~ ) ~J 2 . . . . ~ . . i i . . . . i . . . . ----- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. October 30. 1981 s ~· t Woman returns io seek inheritance BEATRICE , Neb. CAP) - After a 4S ·year absence, Michaeline Smith has returned to Gage County to c laim a $20,435 inheritance that had been kept in a trust fund arter her grandfather's deatli. She may be too late. Tbe money In the fund was turned over to the Gage County treasurer in 1977 and deposited in the county general fund. Because of a change in state law, officials say, the county might not be able to return it. Mrs. Smith, formerly Eva Mae Pohlman , returned to Beatrice Crom Bakersfield to ask for the money that had been in trust under county jurisdiction. Mrs. Smith testified in Gage County District Court this week that she was born Sept. 30, 1928. in Ohio and was adopted by Henry and Wilhelmina Louise Spilker Pohlman of Hebron At age 18, Mrs. Smith said. she left home for California and didn't keep in touch with the Pohlman family. She re-establis hed contact about a year ago while trying to acquire information needed for Social Security eligibility. It was then she learned she had been left money when her adoptive mother's father. Fred Spilker of DeWitt, died in 1968. After Spilker's death, his land was sold by court order and the money divided among the heirs. Wh en Mrs. Smith couldn't be located her share was put in a trust fund by the county. In 1980, the L egislature repealed a law that provided the district court could order trust fund money transferred to the county general fund after a waiting period, with three years for a person to claim the amount and prove he or she was the owner. District Judge William Rist sa id he wasn't s ure what authority, if any, the court now had to request the county to return the money. The hearing was continued and attorneys were given 30 days to research the issue. Uage Coun t y Attorney Richard Smith said the legal question regarding the transfer of money needs to be resolved before the cas e proceeds . "We"re stating there doesn't seem to be a procedure for getting those fund s out of the county treasury i nto this pe rson's hands ... if the judge decides she is who she says she is," he said Thursday FirDl ordered to stop stereo, video ads FRESNO I AP l -Th e Federated Group was ordered to stop misuse of manufacturer's s u ggest ed r e tail prices in advertising for stereo, television and video equipment a t its Fresno store. The Fresno County district attorney's offi ce this week won its request for a restraining order temporarily halting the ads A hearing on a preliminary injunction to extend the ban was scheduled Nov. 10 by Superior Court Judge Charles Hamlin. Deputy Dis trict Attorney Larr y Viau contended the store q uoted m a nufa cturer 's suggested prices that were inflated. outdated or did not exist The firm also labeled merchandise on sale when the ite ms were offered at ·'just their every day, regular price," he s aid. Busi nesses can not use manufacturer's prices unless they are the same as prevailing prices in the area. Surveys of competitors revealed the quoted prices we re high e r than average. he said. CANDIDACY STUDIED R e p u b I 1 t a n :\l a u r e e n Reagan said in Ohio this week that she m a\' deeide within a \.\eek whethl·r to make a bid for thl' l ' S. Senate m Calttorn1tt Drive would . take remap from solons FRESNO <AP > -Common Cause will consider launching an initi ative drive t o remove legislative reapportionment from the hands or the state Legislature. The key to gathering 550,000 signatures for a November 1982 ballot question would be development of a coalition to lead the effort. Director Walter F. Zelman said Wednesday. "We are looking for business types for help. in part because they are sympathetic to the Republican vie wpoint and Republicans didn't do too well u nd e r the D e mo cratic reapportionment plans,·· he said. The measure would assign a non ·partisan commission to redraw legislative boundaries every 10 years. The proposal received a boost from Secretary of State March Fong Eu in Fresno Tuesday when she said she supported such a move. A Republican -s ponsor e d refe rendum drive currently is gathering signatures in an attempt to have the Democratic redistricting plan thrown out. Rent control debated LOS ANGELES CAP> -While city government and construction officials disagreed on whether rent controls are prote~ting consumers or creating a housing shortage, state legislators warned that federal budget cuts to local governments could cause inner cities lo decay. Testifying at a hearing of the President's Commission on Housing , Northern California developer Gerson Baker said lenders were not eager to make loans for rental construction, and builders were celuctant to develop rental units because of uncertainty about rent controls. ··How does the builder or investor know that housing, exempted when it is built, won't be placed under rent controls five or six or eight years later?" Baker asked. "Their loans are for 30 years and they want iron-clad guarantees" that the units will not be placed under controls. However, Councilman Joel W ac h s sai d t h e city's rent·control law "has stabilized rents and stopped gouging by landlords." Literature called racist in Fresno FRESNO <AP> -DHamatory literature distributed in Delano and Fresno schools were offered to the Governor's Task Force on Civil Ri ghts as examples of psychological racism. Angel Diaz. a Delano High School District trustee, told the panel this week that two teachers were disciplined by school offi cials who believed they had a role in writing an underground newsletter. The "Public Hare" depicted Hispanics as losers and misfi ts, said the district 's psychologist. A black woman. Blanche Shakir of Fresno, sa id her daughter found Ku Klux Klan literature in her Fresno school locker. ..,, .......... KISS FROM KRIS :\ctor·s mgl'r Kri:-. K rbtotferson. on u \"is it to c.·hcck iJ dolphin C'ommunicut1on project ;1t u Redwood City m <.1rim• park. took time' lo tradt• k1 sc.,l'!'I ''1th Ellu.>. a 1-t·month old <:h1 mpuntt'l' Elhl· .. t ra11wr Cl'' 111<.1 Ple!'>hakm . look:-. on SF 'Fleet Week' tribute begins SAN FRANCISCO <A P l For the first tine in 30 years, San Franciscan!> began celebrating Fleet Week. a seven-day tribute to the U.S. Navy. The celebration began at noon Thursday as a flotilla of ships from the 3rd Fleet, based at Pearl Harbor, sailed into San Francisco Bay under the Golden Gate Bridge . It co ntinues through next Wednesday with receptions, s hip tours and dinners schedul e d in San Francisco. Oak l a n d and Alam eda. "I hope that every resident will participate in our efforts to show the Navy some good, old·fash1oned hospitality," said Mayor Dianne Feinstein San Francisco is staging the celebration not only to honor the Navy, but also with the hope of boosting business in the Bay area·s ship repair yards. "We are honored to have the fleet visit, and we intend to make the offi cers and crew aware of our enthusiasm to do more business with the Navy," s aid the mayor Fireboals. yachts from Bay area clubs and other military s hips gree ted the Hawaiian-based ships as Naval and civic officials watched from a reviewing stand on Treasure Is land. The Navy·s crack air unit. The Blue Angels, soared overhead A 21 -gun s alute sounded on the base. A mong the ships passing through the Golden Gate was the USS Callaghan, named for Adm Daniel J udson Callaghan, a San Franciscan killed at the battle of the Solomon Islands in World War JI. Later in the week, there will be a steak dinner for the crew of the USS San Francisco. Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlighcenmenc ~ Auto & Homeownt:rs ~ :!:--• Quotes By Ptione FAIMEIS INSURANCE ,..,, In This Genr.'"arion (714>633-nti 541.5554 oir 135.1437 It I 4 ~.Cotto M~to ?.lJ OVER 2000 PIANOS & ORGANS MUST BE SOLD! New ..,.., and organ lhc>ments a<e antmg dely.°'6 wa<elleulea we over1oeded. We MUSI recU:e °"' preMnC fW«ltory 10 mike more room. Come fl today and ~ II-om a wde M!lec1IOll ol styles and mociee. STARTS 1-F//IUetJML.F/AP UIMlJI TODAY CIJmee.w-(Vf"IJl''-1~1/ NEW, USED. FLOOR DEMONSTRATORS. RENT RETURNS MA.IOR. 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Bank of Newport will offer a new "TAX-sA VER" CERTIFICATE of deposit that pays you up to 70% of the average yield of a 52-week T-Bill and allows you up to $1.000 in interest, tax free; up to $2.000 tax free for couples filing a joint return. Imagine that ' All those great Bank of Newport personalized services and the new ··TAX- SA VER" CERTI ".ICATE available fn~m your nearest Bank of Newport office. Since. legally. no other bank, savings & loan or thrift can offer you more interest on a "TAX-SAVER" CERTIFICATE, it certainly makes sense to save where you know you'll begetting the best banking service avai}able anywhere. ·' ' . j ". Orange Coaat DAIL. Y PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 Problems overshadow 'blockade' at Diablo D a ~ ~I f I e I' d ti ~ I h l1 blocka<k r~ .. s warmed o\ l'r lhl• g at<.' of th c Di t1 h lo <.:ii 11 ~«> n nu t l ear µowt•1' pl ~1nt . 1n a desperate b1ct tu stop I ltt•I load mg and low-po\H'r tl'SI lflJ.! of OIW of the S2 :l hi Ilion fut·tl1 1' .... 1tom1t· furnaces. · llundrt'<h of 1ou r11 .1l1:-.t ' gathered to font:, tht· 11at1un .... a ttentio n o n thl' mt•t1<.·ul11u ... h on·hestrat<.•d. hl1 J\ 11' h~ 1a·d h I o c k a d t• · p I ~1 n n t • d h ' ant 1·nuC'lcar group:-. :it tht· pl,1n t Wll m ilt•s north of Lo-. \11,1wlt·:o. Hut aftt•r tht' la ... 1 hlotkadN had ht•t•n arn·~tt•d and tht• 1~1 ... 1 hall bond had ht•t'll po ... h•d ltltlt• h a d <· h a n g l' d T h t' \. u <' l l' ,1 r Reg ulator.' 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Ron ald H t' a g a n s o (' l' :1 .... 1 o n .i I foot in.mo uth hloopN'> likl• th1• onl' about lf'l'C.'S ralhtn:.! rno:-.l .111 pollution wcrr ~noel ludclt•r 1111 1okt"'lt•rs .ind appan·111 h d1dn t do him mut·h harm '.°\:1)\\ that hc·s JH"(''>l<IL'rll 11 ... quitt.· anolht•r maltt•r For tht• past \\ t·l'k pro l><'<n·1· anti·nu<:lt•a r and oflc.·11 .mt 1 L'S dt•monstrat111n .... h•1\1• l''tal.llt•d t h roughout W t•:·.tvrn l-:urop1· :-.purred on unhapptl ~. h~ n1w nt H c.• a g a 11 • ~ i I I . t' 11 n .... r ti t· r 1 • d 11fl thl''l'llff rt•mark' .\sked 1f he hl'ltt'\ t·d tlwn· l'ould hl.' a 11m1tt•d L''-t·hangl' 111 nucle<1r weapons ht•t \\ t•c.•n t h1· L .. 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L' 111 dc•m11nst1 ;1 t1 rm ... S1 n t·1.· t ht· lHl''> I cll•nt .1 p p.1rc•nt1' r ... 111rnhk to 1udge thl' pot1·11t1:1l r1-.H·t1on to 111 ... offhand l'l'ITii.1 1'1-. .... rt prob:o1hl~ \\IHtld IH· "t•ll 1f h" ;.11de ... t<ntl<I tt•a('h htrn t ht· 'alut• of an Ol'<'CJ'1onal · nn tom ffil'IH when he·" ('Onf nmtt•d "11 h toudl' q uest ion:-. \n~ \\11rd from Lht• pn•si cll·nt of till' l 'r11t (•d Stall''>. \\ht'lhC'I' Io rm a I 111 1 n I' or m ,, l A 1 r r.1 t'" 1•n11rm11ti... '' t't l!hl Small savers los e rs :--.:o, I "ill t•omt.• hut 'our passbook sanngs rate cloC's n l ~" up a s sch eduled . Chalk up another dl'fcat toi the sm;tll :-.a \·er. "h1c h t'O\'l'I'' most of us Surl'. tht•re an• \II S;I\ l'I":-. certifi cates. Trca ... un hills . 89-cla~· r a t t's. m onr~ markl•I funds and a ho s t of o th er financial instrumenb. But most of u s haH' somt' mone,· tuc ked a wa\· "om ewher<> in a passbook arrount a t a ba ni.. or SJ \°ings and loan . And the inte res t rate on thut account was supposed tn go up on Nov l from 51 4 to 5'1 1 percent at banks and from 5 1 ~ to 6 percent at savings and loans This is s upposed to be the era of the s uver so w (' can catch E u r o pc a n d .J a p a n i n t h t· amounts put into·inves tments But someho w the fede ral government which proposed the increase took it awav True. it was pos tpone d onb· indefinite I~·. but l h at · s no • gu<.1 r e111ll'l' I h.lt II \\di t'\l'r ht• apprm l'<l Th l' ... a ' 1 ~ s .1 n d I o u 11 i11 d11 stn . \\hieh ad m1lt1•dl\' 1:-. u n cl l'I" ·r 1 n · 1 n t he!-. 1 • t i me~ o I t'XlH'llSl\l' mone.'. complainl·cl about tht• plan. sa~ 1111.: 1t would bring 1n no nt.•\\ mom·~ and m~•kt· t h e m Jla ' m 11 I' t• f u r pf' l' ~ 1: n t ill'COUnt ~ On tht• nlht•r h a nd . the S1.~L ... .111 cl ha nk-. took 111 quill• ;1 chunk o t <·hang<.• hc,l!tnntnl? Oct 1 "·ht·n 1 lw .\II San.•r-. cc.•rt1 f1 n rtt.•" t·amt· into lw111g So pl'rhaps tht·n· arl' I \\O sides to the coin :\ t u n ,. r a t l' . T f' l' a s u r ' St·cretar~ bona Id R egan . "h;l backed the in1tral pla n and s upportt•d the dt1 la~, and !ht· D e po sitor~ ln s t itut !on ... D c r eg u l a l i o 11 Co m m 1 t t 1• <.· urgent!~ nt•ccl to t•ome up with ti plan lo r~\\ard s an•r ... w ith. S<•~ an 8 to lll Pl'rcent payoff Less than 6 percen t is n't lh(' answer in a 10 lo 15 percent world. Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. Other views ex- pressed on this page are those 01 their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvct· ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone 171-4) 642·4321 . ORANGE COAST DailjPilat ~""" .,,.,, 0tr OI CM ., .. , ., uo w.,e •• , ''·• CMIA MIM Adelt•O torrt-110 to .. ,. 1$60, (OAIA MeM,, GA.,.,., l Thomas P. Haley Publlsner Thomas A. Mi.arphlne Editor Barbara Kr"91bich Editorial Pao• Editor '- Crime statistics revealing TORONTO -Imagine two big cilies in the same part of the world -each or them a manufacturing center and im- portant lake port . The large city has more than 2.2 m illion people -42 of them were murdered last year. The s maller city has just about 350.000 people -but 61 or them were deliberately kilJed during the same year. So. the murder rate per capita in tbe s maller city was nine times as high as the bigger city. You were also 27 times likelier to be s hot to death m the smalle r city -17 of its murders were committed by handguns, compared with only four pistol murders in the larger city THE BIGGER CI TY is Toronto, Canada, on Lake Ontario. The smaller one, 4-0 miles south, on Lake Erie, is Buffalo, N.Y .. in the United States. That's not because Buffalo is such a violent place; it is far from being the most dangerous or American cities. There are as many murders in Los Angeles in 10 days as there are in Toronto in a vear . L .A .. with a population a shade under 3 million, recorded more than 1,000 murders last year , whereas all of Canada. with a population of 24 million. had 631 homicides. Toronto -where crime statistics are collected for a metropolitan area that includes suburbs, as opposed to Buffalo, where the statistics are collected within municipal boundaries -is actually con· sidered crime-ridden by Canadians. There were 23,912 burglaries in the city last year , compared with 8,595 in Buf· falo. So. taking into account population differences, you are only about 11,2 times more likely to have a burglary in Buffalo than in Toronto. It's murder that Americans are so good at. Particularly murde r by handguns. CANADA, among other things, had a much less Wild West than the United States. There was law and law enforce- ~, ,-.. ---------------... ~' RICHARD RllVIS 1·; .,.. ment in the frontier provinces the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were there before Canadian pioneers. And Canadian sociologists believe that is part of the reason for the country's lower crime rate. There is not what they like to call "the American six gun mentality." Our neighbors to the north also do not have extensive racial differences or ghettos of urban poverty. But all of that doesn't seem to explain the enormous difference in killing rates. "We know we are not as violent as the United States . . . . " said Anthony DoQ&>, director of the University of Tor'3'nto's Center of Criminology. ". . My guess is that if you took out every murder which had part of its origin in poverty. you will still find significant diffe rences in the crime rate. If you took a Midwestern American city where there were few blacks and other non· whites. there s till would be more violence. When you get rid of racism :.ind drugs you will still have the dif· fercnces. "llere, in Canada . you don't have as part of the popular culture the barroom fr ght It's hard Lo weigh factors ip c rime But I can't get around that paet of the reason " ~ . THEV ALSO don't have handgunt. Canada practices gun control. • ··w e don't have the tradition here of people believing it's an inherent right ti> carry guns, .. said Ins pector Jim Majur)t of the Metropolitan Toronto Politj! Department. · 'J"ve had people come ti> the police station after a relative h* died. and they'll bring in a box carryi .. hrs gu n collection. I tell that tP American policemen, and they thini J"m lying." If a Canadran wants to keep 11 handgun at home. he or she must have a reason a security job or an interest IO target shooting -and the police ae- l U a 11 y come to inspect where the \\-Capon will be stored before a permit Sr> issued. A separate permit is necessacy lo carry to gun . Of course. s trict gun control laws don't prevent killing -so ~ys Ronald Reagan. If they did. our pres ident would surely be for them instead of dis· mantling the United States' only federal gun control agency, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. We must believe our leader when he says guns don't kill people. Canadians don't kill people, either But Americans with guns sure seem to. Shed no tears for tougher rape laws The tou~her new laws for rapists have been in effect only a few months but already the bleeding hearts are s he dding crocodile tears over the ··harsh" prison terms being handed down to those recently convicted of rape and related crimes. Pointing to cases where rapists have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from 24 years to 118 years, they claim the punishment is out of proportion to that meted out for o ther crimes including manslaughter and murder. They cite the case of a 20·year-old sentenced to 83 years and ineligible for parole until age 76. WHILE SOME m ay argue that sentences of 100 or 118 years are unrealistic, there are many, especially the victims and their loved ones, who are sure to feel such sentences are just about right. Actually the average sentence imposed for rape is only eight years and the lengthy ones being cited result from brutal and repeated attacks. Still a rapist, who compounds the s ingle crime with two related sex perversion charges, could receive eight years for each offense for a total of 24 years That person wouldn't be eligible for parole for 16 years. Crit1L s. mostly defense attorneys. point out that one convicted of first d egree murder and sentenced lo 25 to life will serve no more time than the rapist under present law. BECAUSE OF that they say the new tough rape laws encourage the rapists to murder their victims on the <'hance IARL WATIRS that by getting rid or the witness they will escape apprehension but if caught will s uffer no more of a penalty than if convicted only for rape. There is a great deal of truth lo that contention and it lends support to those who favor the death penalty in all cases of murder. tr a rapist will kill to avoid prison, does not the same argument apply to an armed robber? It would seem that the disproportionate aspect of the sentences between a rapist and a murderer arise not from the fact the rape laws are too tough but that the murder laws are not tough enough Th e seemin g disproportio n of punishment between one crime and another must be expected when the L<.>g1s lature deals pieceme al with crimin al law, reacting to public outcry 1n the case o f certain cri m es by lnreasing the penalties while ignoring other crimes. WHILE THERE can be no sympatny for the punis hment meted out to a rapist. the defense lawyers may have a valid point in their cl aim that the Legislature went too far when they deprived judges of d 1sc retion in sentencing. Although a jury may have no trouble in C'onvicting a rapis t charged with brutal, violent and forcible rape. 11 may be reluctant to find guilt when the charge results fom mere seduction or a social encounter where there is a serious question of non-consent at the lime of the act Eve n if il does bring in a finding of guilty. r ape which is barely more than seduction should not receive the harsh punishment given for violent. forcible rape The average of eight years in prison for violent rape is hardly enough d espite the protests of the defense lawyers and sympathizers . As for repl'al rapists. they should be put away until they are no longer physically able Lo offend, If such punis hment results in penalties greater than murder, increase the penalties for murder. Knee-jerk \iherals dainage their credibility Whoople! My liberal colleagues finally found another meaningless crusade to get stirred up about a few weeks ago. It was the South African Springbok rugby team. Liberal groupies around the country were raising a fu ss that a rugby team GIORGI MAIR from segregated and oppressive South Alrlce wu tourln1 the U.S. There were uproars and demonatratlona in several cities such 11 Chlcaao. · Further, the Ruotans u sed tbe Springbok vtslt as an excuse to ask for movin1 the 1984 Olympics out of lbe Unlltd States as If that equated with the U.S.S.R. invulon of Af1hanlsta.n. The Runlan ploy can be d1smla&ed u slmply ltlhlnc ln troubled w1ten wtdcb La,.one Oiti Mote<>w'1 fnorite outdoor• sports . However , the lib eral over-reaction illustrates the knec·jerk idiocy or my fellow liberals. I F THEY WANT to cry out against oppression, where were they when Vietnam invaded Cambodia? When Idl Amin was in power? When Moscow senl troops into Afghanistan? When the Nigerian government virtually wiped out the Ibo tribe? How do my liberal colleagues explaln the American policy toward t he American Indian to a South African? Or. justify our theft of Texas. Ariiona. New Mexico and Calllornlii from the Mexlcans7 Now, or course, I may not understand the rules of th@ game as clearly as my fellow Uberats with their Instant hol·button reactions to the trl11er words 1nd ttltat,r groups. It m~ be that l am maklnc a claulc mistake In • sumln• thal the same prlnclplea and •*-of rules should •PPU to everyone. J( so, lt ls a m11lake I Uke and l plan to sick with. There are lots of things wrong that are of tremendous importance and agarns l which we should protest strong and long. We weaken ourselves and bring justifiable ridicule to liberal causes by flinging ourselves against the gnat-sized issues. Besides which, we must remember we live in a very fragile glass house. May we not. add "Madam" to 811 Sv to appease the ERA-era? Such u Bl.I Sur-Madam? J.C.V. Orongo Coaot DAIL y PILOT /frldoy, Oct~Of 30, 1981 Cuts threaten condor Old auto plate~ Funds for refuge may be lost by state austerity I SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov Edmund G Brown Jr 's bclt·tlghtenlng is threatening a &HOposed Pt'cscrvc for the C alltorniu condor. orriclals report. The condor. North America's largest bird. IS probably its most ramous endangered species Only libout 30 ure known to exist. Ofricials said that the $357,600 project is apparently covered by Brown's executive order which this month put a moratorium on most capital outlay. The plans called for the state to create the preserve on 596 acres in an area of Tulare County that 1s apparently the most frequent!) used summ er roosting spot The propert~ own er. Sandy Rankins of Vail . Colo .. wants to sell the land, about 15 miles cast of Exeter. But her real estate agent said that if the state doesn't act now. it could lose its chance to buy The broker. Martie Henderson of Visalia, said in an interview. .:·She is very much into sa\'lng the condor She also wants to sell her property She's not going to wait forever for the state to purchase her property. ··we h ave had two other c lients that have shown a n interest. If the s tate doesn't purchase it. we're going to try to : sell it to someone else." Richard Spotts. California :field representative f o r V e fenders of Wildlife. an -·environmental group. predicted • • t hat develop ment of the 1lte would be "one more nail In the condors' cotfln." Brown Issued his executive order Oct. 9 In an attempt to head off a budget deficit estimated at between $500 million and Sl billion It imposed 2 percent spe nding cuts on most departments and the capltal I f the state doesn't act now it co u l d l ose i t s chance to buy t he land ... outlay moratorium. The state Cons titution outlaws budget deficits. The order included some exceptions . But Jim Miller, a state Department of Finance oCficiul, said he doesn't think the condor project ms into any or the exemption categories. "We are concerned about the condor, but I don 't see a ny a lternatives at this point." Miller said. He said he would probably be forced to recommend that the state Public Works Board shelve the project. The three board members, all Brown appointees. are scheduled to act on t he proposal today. Approval by the board would clear the way tor purchase of the property Preston Jo h na , lands coordinator for the Department of Fish and Game, said there are other endangered species projects affected by Brown's ordet, "but none so critical as the condor." "If we <ton't acquire it now, we may not get another chance. On some of the others we have time." Johns said. The condor is a vulture that weighs about 20 pounds when full grown and has a wing span of about nine feet. At one time it ranged over much of western North America. but now is found only in the mountains and foothills around the San Joaquin Valley. John s said human disturbance. changing habitat conditions, shooting, egg hunting and envi ronm e ntal contamination have contributed to the birds' decline. Many suffocated BOSfON <AP) -Suffocation from volcanic ash was the cause of death for many victims or the May 1980 Moun t St . Helens eruption, but others died of the intense heat. medical examiners said. Dr. John w. Eisele or the King County m e di ca l examiner's office in Seattle published his findings in the New Engl and Journal of Medicine. hot items LORDSTOWN, Ohio (AP> The metal it!'lf'lt is seldom considered precious, but the years . stales und s loga n s printed on old license plates are enough to give coll ectors gold fever. On Saturday. about 6-0 senous t'ollectors will descend on this northern Ohio auto city, looking to swap, buy and sell plates ror their collectaon:. License plate collecting is guining new members, many of --~ _ whom join the Automobile .,...,,,...... THIS WON'T HURT .\l1c·l..l'' .\Jou-..l'. 1111pt·r-,•1n.1t l'd 1,, Dc•ntist Charil•.., o, <:r . l'Xam1111•-. I IH' 1 •'l'l IJ 111 .Ja-..1111 K111dt·• .). an hh Bcaum11n1'. Tl•\a~. '>lftt'l' F1>1' 1hn·1· \(•.tr' lh•·r 11:1· ht'l'n donning 1 he· t'o ... 1 u1111 · d111 1n !.! q,,. '' .. ,.:,. ·,1, 1,,, • 11 a I lmH•cn Licens e Plate Collectors Association. ~a id Carl Sheldon of Lordstown A newsletter from the group •~ mailed to 3.500 members. S h eldon unintentionally st arted collecting in 1947 by putting old plates in his attic Todav, he has.lll.CU'.f' than 2.000 license plates, inc luding one from each of the 50 stales and many from Canada and Mexico. lle 's working on a birth·year run of 1929 and has 13 plates from that vear Th·e Ohio plates from 1901H!llJ are the toughest to get. he saad. ""They're made of porcelain and they're very expensive." Sheldon said ·1 have the 1911 issue but none of the others " Of the 50 state:.. Sheldon :.aid c1nly Indiana stall issues a new plate ecach year Most states issue stickt.•rs to affix to the• old plates . FREE DEMONSTRATION Halloween Theatricks or Treats 'I• II I• •) ,. -· ... , ... "Create Your Own · Chrishltas Card" Every Week Thru November Call How For Rewnation 730-5884 1)14~4 UT SUPflOO l CUSTOM FUMING 140 B COtNno RHI Tustin 92680 The Finest In Resort Wear Now In South Coast Plaza Waltah Clarke 's South C.oast Plaza In The Mall By The Carousel 751-7500 WE'VE GOT BLOOM IN' PUM -....... ~ Huny In Md treat yourself to a fanciful arrangement from our very own flowering pumpkin patch . <&>ser:§ at a cow;twnlent locadon near you . Give Your Walla a Boo.ti They may not scare your friends, but these delightful ceremlc masks add drama to your waUs in the company of paintings and other artworks or performing solo. 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N , ... a Sun. 10-8 EL TO..O 2i93IO 8ww1I Dr. • Open Mon.·Fft. 10·1, Sit. 10·8, I Sun. 11-t Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Frida y, October 30. 1981 Presented By The Junior League of Newport Harbor, Inc . A 3-Day Shopping Extravaganza Tuesday & Wednesday, November 3 & 4, 10 a .m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, November 5, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orange County Fairgrounds (Building 14) General Admission: Adults $3.50 (Children Under 12 yrs. Free) BENEFACTOR American Home Mortgage Birtcher Bu.smess Center-Lake Forest Daily Pilot M. Jacques The William Lyon Co. Magic Island Nordstrom Saks Fifth Avenue • American State Bank Anonymous Arthur Young & Co. Bank of Newport B. E.S.T. Employers :\~!'In Hlaekman Ltd Cano's & Las Brisas Restaurants Commer ceBank Dow ney Datsun Fl uor Corp Gfeller Development I Magnan The Irvine Co. Irvine Ranch Farmers Market :\l arion Knott KOCE T \' \1 ad~uo11I Co \lanm· \;at 1onal Hank D :\1 :\Jan.hall Realtnr!-1 Mr . & Mrs. Frank O'Bryan Pacific Mutual Pacific Outdoor Advertising W D. Shock Smith Tool. Div Smith International. Inc. Nancy Swan Taylor Wine Co .. Inc. Toronto Dominion Bank of California Uniqu e Homes Valencia Bank Auto Leasing Windgltdcr Xt>rox ('orµ • Anonymous Coldwell Banker Commercial Div . Coyne & Clark Certified Publit Accountants Howard Companies Hylea Bertea :\-1<:1.uin Dc\'elopment Co . Orange Coast Savings & Loan Rockwell International Warmington Development Co . 1981 EXHIBITORS A WEE BITE JUNIOR LEAGUE SUSTAl NERS AN ALL· AMERICAN SALUTE ! -Light lunch, snacks, and beverages. MI STLETOE MADNESS J UNIOR LEAGUE ACTIVES Clever gifts. r easonabl y priced and handmade by Lea gue members. RIBBON AND WRAP J UNIOR LEAGUE ACTIVES A delightful assortment of papers, gift bags and colorful ribbons BAHNHOF SKI SHOP -Petoskey. Michigan Voted 1900 Midwestern Ski Shop of the Year ' BETTO:'\I DESl(;:'\S l'orona <il'I \tar. Calt forn1a Original a nd whimsical ceramics for the home and garden BLACKM AN LTD . Newport Beach, California Exquisite jewelry and fine gifts for that special per son. JOHN L. BLOM Mission Vieio. California Photograph~· at its fint•'\t in a nat ur<ll st'lttng BOSHARD-DO UG HTY -Los Angeles, California Distinct ive gentlemen's clothing and accessories. ('llRIS LI NDSAY DESIG'.'1S Corona del :\1ar . Calt forn1a Extraordinary floral arrangements and holiday decorations. ('OLl.ECTIONS. I.TD Corona del ~far . Californi a A handsome collection of gifts especially for the discriminating executive DIOSA'S BOOKS AND COOKWARES-Irvine, California Unique kitchen items and a selection of fine books . EXUBERANCE llillsborough. California A charming collection of baubles, bangles. and beads. GOODFRIENDS Cost a Mesa, California Fragrant potpour ri, patchwork creations and beautiful Christmas stockings. LONG GROVE CON F ECTIONERY CO. Long Grove, Illinois Fine candies. clever chocolate gifts and gourmet popcorn MANGELS-Long Grove, Illinois Since 1887-A Christmas Store featuring holiday trimmings for hom e a nd tree MARBLEHEAD HANDPRINTS-La Jolla, California Canvas specialties in bright and colorful designs. NICKEL ARCADE-Westminster, California A Country Store filled with memories of Christmas past and present. PAPERWORLD-Del Mar. California PersonaJized stationer y, desk accessories a nd holiday goods for every occasion RI CHARD'S ALMOND TOFFEE-Newport Beach. California The perfect gift for any s pecial occasion. ROBIN C. AND CO.-Santa Barbara, California Classic women's clothing and accessories for the contemporary woman SAINT NICHOLAS-San Juan Capistrano, California Handrriad~ fantasies and origmal gifts for all seasons STEVEN-THOMAS ANTIQUES-Santa Ana. California An extensive selection of fine antiques. THE MINUTEMAN WAY-Tustin, California A General Store specializing.in handpainted treasures. THE NATURALIST-Salt Lake City, Utah Traditional handmade keepsakes and authentic American crafts. THE SANDCASTLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY-Santa Barbara. California The ultimate in children's clothing-infant to size 14 THINKER TOYS-Carmel. California Unique educational toys aQd games to delight children of all ages . TOWNE PLAZA GALLERY-Mission Viejo, California A varied collection of fine paintings, prints and lithographs. ZIMMER£. Toluca La ke, California In the true spirit of Christmas-Nativit y scenes. needle art. and holiday gifts SPECIAL EVENTS SHOPPER'S LUNCH Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday November 3, 4 & 5 11 a.m. · 2 p.m. $6.50 per Person. Reservations Please. Informal Modeling by I. Magnin SHO P 'N DINE Tuesday & Wednesday November 3 & 4 6 p.m . · 8::.> p.m. $7 .50 per Person. CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT Disneyland's Mickey & Friends Wednesday, November 4, 3 -5 p.m. Informal Modeling by I. Magnin. and Special Entertainment Plus Additurnal Events Throughou t the Show f'OR TICKETS O H MORE INFORM ATION ('Al.I. "40 1 4~l JUNIOR LEAGUE PROJECTS The Junior League of Newport Harbor (JLNH > is an organization of over 600 Orange County women who are actively involved in a program of educating and training their membership for voluntary participation in the community. Since this League was established in 1971, the membership has researched and adopted projects that meet identified community needs, such as the Delhi Center. Assessment and Treatment Services Center. and Voluntary Action Center. JLNH provides volunteer services. as well as administrative and financial aid to the projects until support is assumed by a community agency or group. CURRENT JLNH PROJECTS ARE: Albert Sitton Home Speaker's Bureau Child Advocate Newsletter ChUd or Parental Emeraency Services <COPES> Disaster Preparedness Foster Care Advocac)' The Gallery of the Orqe Q.Juat1 Marine lntUtule Natural Hlstory Lecture Series New Dlrectlona fer Women ' -..----·---- Daily Piloi FRIDAY. OCT. 30, 1981 CAVALCADE COMICS GARDEN 82-3 86 87 ~ l ~ .... ,,........ Doug Barth of Northampton. Mass .. flies his ultralight aircraft over Orange. Mass . en joyrng the freedom early av iators had. I t's a bird; it's a plane. • • Ultralight aircraft newest 'toy' ORANGE, Mass. (AP) - Doug Barth says he's "scared to death to drive a car," but he happily flies a few thousand feel above the ground in 190 pounds of aluminum and polyester fiber. Barth, a 25-year-old English m aj or at Amhers t College, mana ges t h e North east Ult~alight Flight School. whk h he says is one of the few places in the country that teaches people to fl y ultralight a ircraft. The aircraft has been on the market about three years in its ' ' much 1 safer than driving your car." present form. Selling price is $4,000. The vehicles don't require registration or a pilot's license. but ultralight plane pilots must follow national air space system operating rules, such as weather and altitude requirements. And the F ederal Aviation Administra tion has proposed roles that would limit ultralights and hang glide rs to daylight operations and keep the m from congested airspace However. the FAA still would not require the pilot or aircraft to be certifie d if the c raft weights less than 155 pounds, is sin~le place a nd carries no more than 21'2 gallons of fuel. There is room for just one person on the craft. whlch is m ade o f air c raft -grade aluminum tubing with Dacron wing and tail. A pilot shouldn't weigh much over 250 pounds, Barth said The craft are designed to cruise at 35 to 50 mph. Most pilots fly about 1,000 feet up. The world record is 21.000 feet, saJd Barth, who has gone up to nearly 10,000 feet. Par achutes are not worn. The 22 horsepower, 250 cubic centi meter engine powers a pus her prope ller mounted behind the pilot. The engine uses standard gasoline and gets 20 to 30 miles per gallon. Enough fuel can be carried for a flight of about two hours -80 to 200 miles. Pilots use a single stick to s teer ultralights, Barth said, while a hang glider pilot shifts his weight to change direction. "As far as getting hurt is co n ce rned , they have approximately the same safety record as small airplanes, whlch is much safer than driving your car," Barth said. The craft can take off in 50 to 100 feet and land in 200 feet. "Their appeal, of course. is for people to fly them out of their back yards," he said. Barth tells of flying one about 100 miles and running into a thunderstorm. "I landed in a big yard and walked into town and had a coffee," he said. When the storm blew over , "I fl ew out again." Using his feet as brnkes. Barth brings his unique aircraft m for a landing. For second thoughts "I D on ghosts. and other ''spirit world'' folks , check Hugh 0 Mulligan's column on Page B2 . , 4 . Voters study nuclear plant cost controls OLYMPIA, Was h. (AP) - The nation's most ambitious nuclear power program goes on trial in Washington stale Nov. 3, with voters deciding whether cons umers -and not just utilities should control the construction budget. The focus of much debate. and record campaign spending, is a people's initiative whi c h sponsors call a last-ditch effort to control runaway spending on five nuclear power plants. It's an economic and political attack on the nuclear program, not an anti-nuclear campaign. The issue is not whether the plants should be built, but how much they s hould cost and whether the public should be cons ulted on the budget. In recent years, the pricetag for fi ve nuc lear pla nts has soa red from $4.l billion to almost $24 billion. not counting interest. ll 's the largest nuclear program in the nation and represents the largest public debt o ut si de' the f ede r a l government. Foes hke to point out that the plants are costing more than 1t took to put a man on the moon . Since the public will pick up the tab through s ubstantially higher electric rates, citizens should have a direct say on the cost. says Don 't Bankrupt Wa s hington , the group sponsoring the initiative. Opponents who have broken state records by raising more than Sl million for their cause. ~ay passage would doom many energy projects and cost jobs. The state's nuclear program is reeling financially a n yway, d es pite th e R eaga n administration's pro-nuclear stance. Last week. 88 public utilities backing two of the five plants approved a $150 million plan to mothball their two partially completed plants until mid-1983. hoping better days will come. It had appeared for days that the two plants would face "uncontrolled termination," or outright cancellation. Gov .. John Spell man , call ing th at possibility '"disastrous," pushed for the baJl-out. The Wall Street bond market ha s grown in c reas in g ly skeptical of the nuclear bonds, lowering the bond ratings and warn)ng inves tors of t h e troubles facing the system. It 's much the same story across the nation. Critical Mass Energy Project, a Ralph Nader group, said 69 projects were delayed and 16 ordered canceled last year, due to soaring interest rates and 'ower energy demands . Utilities and consumer groups ire watching the Washington ?lection and to see whether the wo mothballed plants are built. "If we cannot make it here. nuclear may very well not make 1t in this country." s ays Robert F e rgu so n , h e ad of the consortium building plants on the Hanford nuclear reservation in central Wa shington and at Satsop west of Olympia. The initiative, which is given a good chance of passing, would require the Washin gton Publi c Power Supply System to gain voter approval of a Cirfu, final budget for completing the power pl ants If WP PSS C pron ounced Whoops> wanted to go beyond that limit, it would have to get voter approval each lime it wanted to sell bonds. The initiative would apply to all fu ture publi c power projects of 250 megawatts or more, but the clear target is WPPSS. The public is hopping mad about the skyrocketing costs and the soaring power bills ahead. says Steve Zemke, head of Don't Bankrupt Washington. Voters will j ump at the chance to gain control over spending, he says. "We'r e tapping s trong a nti -WPPSS sentim e nt, no question." he says. "Their "We 're tapping strong sentiment, no question.'' t?rro r s and mis takes and mismanagement a re coming back to haunt them ·· The oppos1tton 1s outspending his group 10 to I, but Zemke says hi s polls s how the measure passing by .. anywhere from 2 to I to 3 to I .. He adds . ··The issue is very simple. Should the public have the right to vote yes or no before the public issues bonds they have to repay in higher electric bills We do this for school bo n ds . water bonds and statewide bond issues ... Zcmke's group estimates final costs of the nuclear plants will total $200 billion. when interest. m a int e n ance a nd decommis s io n i n g a r e considered. Construc tion costs alone amount to a $30,000 "mortgage·· on each home in t he state . Zemke says WPPs.s. a public agency, is forbidden by law to respond to a ny of the charges or to issue an offi cial statement opposing the initiati ve. But the Washington Public Utility Districts Association. which represents most WPPs.s members. ha s blas ted the init1at1ve Director Jim Boldt says the measure could lead to "a nightmare of electio ns" on bond issues and that it could doom the fi ve plants. Citizens Against Unfair Taxes the NO on 394 Committee, in its ads and state ments does not directl y addre ss WPPSS spending and manage ment or the wisdom of a public vote on the budget and future bonds. In th e O ffi cia l Vo ters Pamphlet, the group says the initiative "creates complicated a nd expensive restri ctions which may termina te major energy projects now under construction and those planned for the future." Th a t could c reate e nergy shortages and lead to loss of Jobs in industries dependent o n p ower . the opponents sav The g ro up also says the measure would require frequent e lections on bond issues and publication of special voters pamphlets. 'Coffee jitters' discovered Barth cruise& above count111dM in hit l90·pound plant whkh he teaches ad~nturou,y types to fly. fl \ ... _ ...... Tiny cluster of nerve cells source of. anxiety LOS ANGELES (AP> - Better stress treatments may result from the discovery that the same tiny cluster of nerve cells in the brain that cause drug addicts' a nxi ety durin g withdrawal may be responsible for "coffee jitters" and general anxiety. Scie nti s t s at Yale 's Neurobiological Laboratory discovered several year s ago that the group or neurons called the l oc u s coe ruleus is responsible for withdrawal symptons. In one of 3,300 reports given at a meeting of the Societ y of Neuroscience, Or. 0 . E . Redmond Jr. said tha t after following up his coll eagues' discovery, he believes the nerve center may be responsible for anxiety produced by caffeine, or "coffee jitters," as well as anxiety in those who do not use stimulants. That could help scientists dev e lop m o r e s pecific treatments for dilrerent anxiety symptoms, he aald. The locus coeruleus ls located within the brain near the top of the spina l cord ." in a region i n volved with contr ollin g respiration and h e4rt rate. Researchers say t~e ner ve center stimulates many parts of the braJn. Scientist s had alread y discovered that heroin pacifies the user by slowing down the l oc u s coe ruleu s . Th e researchers said balling heroin use re-starts the nerve center and res ults in painful withdrawal symptoms . Redmond s aid caffeine and theophyline. the stimulants in co ff ee, a l so c au se an overreaction b y the locus coeruleus The nerve center m ay also be involved in panic and anxiety not related to addiction. An indication of that involvement, Redmond said, is that all a nti·ankle ty drugs o n the market now act on the locus coeruleus nerve center. Initiative falls short LOS ANGELES ( AP l A one -man drive lo place an initiative on the ba llot that would toughen sentences for convicted burglars and armed robbe rs has f alien 100,000 signatures short of the 346.000 signatures needed to qualify it fo r the June 1982 ballot. But Alex Bookston, a Granada Hills jeweler. said that the 250.000 signatures he gathered was in itself a victory and that he will try again to place the measure on the state ballot in November of next year. The measure would lengthen prison terms and end probation and suspended sentences for burglars and armed robbers. Bookston began the drive after he was held up at gunpoint and had his shop burglarized a total of six limes in " . ------... Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Friday, October 30. 1981 •ANN LANDERS •HUGH MULLIGAN •HOROSCOPE By losing, she wins M 0 N K EV I N G A R 0 U N D Z 1 g g ~· . a 2 month old spider monkl·~. 1s introduced lo his first c·an·ed pumpkin \\1th lhl' hl'lp of '.\JOI~ a . a 3-month-old hon rub Z1gg~· a nd ........... '.\101~·._. will b<.' t'elebrating Halloween with all Lht• otht'r animals at Lion Countn Safari in In 1m· . YOU'RE INVITED ~ ., Saturday, October 31st I 0:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Trunk Showing with Andrea Totten. Founder and Designer of Rags to Riches Country Daybed Bring 1n your samples and Andrea w1 II help you create your custom boudoir' EUMIG NAUTICA SUPER-EIGHT MOVIE CAMERA n€ttle CR€€k s H 0 p Newport Beach. 644-8860 23 Fashion 1111nd Newport Center AL FON All WEATHER 110 CAMERA HANIMEX AMPHIBIAN 110 CAMERA $339 95 $ 49 95 ~ ... : ..... ...::..: ... · : ~ ' . ~-- EWA UNDERWATER BAGS-FIT ALL SLR's FROM $4995 DEAR ANN LANDERS: Mav I offer some advice to the "other woman'~? Accept the fact t hat much of what your lover says is not t rue . No matte r how honest and up-front he may seem . he will lie about his wife. his marriage and other women. It may take a while before he begins to make statements that don't add up. but eventua llv. if vou listen carefull" you will hear them. · · · Accept the fact that he will call all the shots. He will tell you when he is a\·ailable. and your plans will have to fit his. Manv dates you thought were firm will be changed at the last moment. His wife com es first. R eali ze that you are merel v a diversion -something to add a little 'zest to his life -a nd that he may drop you a t any mome nt for any reason It could be someone younger or prettier. or more exciting or -if his wife becomes s uspicious you could be dumped with a 30-second phone call. Keeping his m arriage intact is vital to his ··image.·· Don't get so hooked on him that ,·ou close out all other possibilities. Keep your eyes open and you will see that the re are OTHER men around. Reme mber. vour m arried ma n is seeing another woman his wife and s leeping with her. too. in s pite of what he tells vou. And the re ma\· be a nother side dish or two in the picture. as well. A man who cheats on his wife will cheat on his mistress. When it·s over 1 a nd he will probably be the one to end ill. part with dignity. Don·t try to hang on. There is nothing so boring to a married man as a sillv dame who wants to s tick around and settle for c r u m b s f r o m a n a I r c a d v c r u m m ,. relationship. · · Don·t be a foo l <.ind fall for that \\'Orn-out line. ··Therl'·s no reuson wt.' s houldn"t be friends · The putn will he les:-. :.evere 1f the break is clean Finally. accept the fact that when you become mvoh·ed w ith a married man. ~·ou are des tined to lose The only thing I can say to m~· credit is that I was a quick study I invested less than a year of m~· life gAAW UDIS in a no-win situation. ~Y signature 1s also my appraisal. lT WASNT WORTH IT DEAR WASN'T : Sometimes the olh~r woman wins, bul more often than not she loses. And strangeb · e nough. m aybe whe n s he loses she wins. As you said, "If he che ated on her, he would cheat on ,·ou." I can imagine few situations more agonizing than being married to a m an who couldn't be trusted. Thanks for giving a lot of women. both married and single, something to think about today. As for the married men who c heat, they stopped reading this letter a long time ago and went for the s ports page. DEAR AN:-./ LANDERS I am Ii ,·ears old and not very experienced in the ways of the world. M\' 40·vear·old unmarried a unt te lls me there is no s uch thing as love. She says it ·s something that happens to people when they get sexed up According to my aunt. the only things that are real are mone~· in the bank. good clothes and a car ,·ou can dnn· How do I resp0nd to this' HATE '.\1Y OREA~ KILLED 1Akron1 DEAR AKRON: Take it from me, vour aunt is wrong. With an altitude like ·hers s he will ne ver expe rie nce the richest of a ll expe riences, poor thing. and she'll die believing she was right. Are 11011r parents /1Jn st net" /lnrd ,,, reuch • Ann Landers bnnk/et. Bugged H1.1 Pa rents"' //ou.' to Gel .\Jore Freed"m c1111/d help 1.1ou bridge the generation gap Send .Sii cent\ with ynur r e quest and o l onq s tom p ed .~elf addressed envelope tfJ Ann L1rnrlPrs P n Hnr 11995. Chicago. Ill 6fl611 Travel tale spirited RIDGEFIELD. Conn 1AP 1 Do I believe in ghosts"? Hmmmm . To repeat? Hmmmm. Well. seeing as how I live across from a ~raveyard a nd up the road from what is reputed to be a haunted house and have an Irish-born wife who professes to read tea leaves. I try to keep an open mind on the subject. I han.• ne\'er seen an~ t•ctoplasm1c· blobs hovering over our tin~ cemetery. which has tombst ones dating to t h e Revolution. although around Halloween ome hobgoblins from the high school do mimic the sheeted dead and squeak a nd gibber at passers -b~· on the road at n ight The haunted house has the s tandard wrought iron fence and gloomy mansard roof th at you see in Cha rles Addams cartoons. However . it has a lways kept to its own private haunts as I hurried bv on nig hts when t he moon was full a nd· the wind a torrent in the trees . OLD-TIMERS IN THE ne ighborhood tell s trange tales about the place They say ever yone who ever Ii ves there sooner or later upon a midnight drear~· hears the clop of horses· hoofs and t he c runch of carriage wheels in the gravel d_riveway. a lthough the old carriage house hasn't ha d a non-combustion occupant since Henn· Ford introduced the Model A And that wa·s r ight after a youn g serving girl was decapitated in a buggy accident. They say whenever the menfolk living in that house go up to the second floor. the bed room and bath room doors open autom atically. while the frailer sex has to yank hard on the doorknobs. Of course those who don't give a rap about ghosts say that's all nonsense, like t~e reports you sometimes hear of a young girl's head appearing in the attic window of the long ago boarded up servants quarters. That face has never frowned down at m e . So far. IN MY CAREER AS a newspaper reporter. I have had to spook out sever a l ghost stories. In Ire land. I once journeyed up into the glens of Antnm to hear a Sunday sermon on the Ulster s ituation by the Rev. Ian Paisley. My taxi driver that rainy morning was a puckish wizened man in a tweed cloth cap who might have stepped from the set of a John Ford movie. He said his na me was Liam Rooney and we'd better have ··a jar or two·· before settin g out. because the farther north we got into Protestant country the less likely it would be to find a pub open while services were going on. Twenty miles or so out of Belfast we passed a graveyard on the left side of the road and could see another at the top of a lon g hill on the right. "TIOS IS WHERE THE ghost got into me car," said Rooney. in a nervous voice s udde nly draihed of humor. "She sat right where you're sitting tn he r areen rain slicker:· ~ "Oh. renll y," I s a i d . 'as matter-of-factly as I could, "what'"dld s he say?·· HUGH MULLIGAN MULLIGAN STEW ·s •. l\····· h e r ehukt.•d mt> ·surcl~ g hosts can "l talk ... I apologized for m~ 1gnor:.ince <.ind hl' resumed ··1 d1dn"t stop for hl'r or t•n•n !->IO\\ dtmn. but then.• ..,ht· \\a-. ... uddl·nl.' in the back seat And she \\as gont' \\hen I enl to the lop of the hill It wt1s a tl•rror 1 \\ h1eh he pronounced tara 1. I wa~ pet n fied with fear and white as a !->heel. when I pulled into the firs t pub I could find for a restorati\'e. \'our man behind the har looks me in the eve a nd savs ·t cun tell h" \our face that ~·ou·"e seen· the l<.1d~ in the· .i:freen mac. "I ~OODED, THREW down a quick gargle and got the stor~ out l)f him She was a young Catholic girl who had fallen in love with the Protest<ml ~chool master. who already had a wife. Rather than live apart. the~· carried out a suicide pact and were buried in their separ<llt' ceme teries Ever~· now and then . though. l)er spirit takes a notion to go up lht' roud courting his." Rooney told this \\ ith a fan• as straight as the three large .Jameson s ht.• coaxed out of mC' Cntll eternily·s 1ur.\ rt'lurn!-. a 'C'rdict. I m w1llmg to give thl' ..,p1n1 \\orld the b~nefit of the doubt. t•s pec1ally on Halloween . I n coping with s pectral visitors. if any. I com fort myself as the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow advised· 1 in ··The Golden Legend··· ··So many g hosts and forms of fright Have star ted from their graves tonight. They have drive n sleep from my eyes away. I wi ll go down to the chapel a nd pray · · Punch "If we're to~. how come we're to ugiy?" r QUlllll By PHIL INTERLANOI of Laguna.Seach· ~~J ~ T JOUI HfAl·TH DR PETER J. STEINCROHN W e ig hing tre atllle nt DEAR DOCTOR: :\1~ doctor recenll~ made a pronouncement about m~ condition tha t scared me. Ile said I have morbid ob('~it~" A t ele pho ne interrupted our con vt•rsation .;o ht• didn't c.>xplain. .\II he -.aid was that if I didn't die t and take orr m ~ .;urplus pounds. he'd suggest suq.~.-r~·. I "eigh about :175 pounds. l"ve· tried cliN a fl<'f diet. l.i ke m an~ others 1 · \ e gone UI' anrl do\\11 , up a nd down. The doctor 'a'' if I don·t lo-.<· e xcess weight prett~ 'oon 1·11 bt' inviting .;trokt'. diabeh'' or twart attack. l k mt>ans well, and he's accompli-.hed hi~ purpose if he• "anted lo sea rt• mt' into taking good can· of myself. Wh at I \\is h you'd e xplain is "morbid obesity:· Is it some kind of cancer or something? )IRS. L. DF:.\R :\IRS I. :'\o. tl.., not e.inn•r \II ti means i:-. that 'ou·rl' at kw ... t ton pt·n·t•nt m·l1 r\H•1ghl .\pµro'1m<ill'h 1;00.000 .\ml'l'tt'ans .;uffer a hod~ \H'tght ;.it least t" tn· lhl' normal ll'\ l'I It .... t<.ilh.•cl morbid nhl'''t' becallM' thl• l''\lra \H'tJ.!ht , .... u -.l·r11n1:-. ri:-.k to hl•alth and ltfl' tt,l'll Your l<.ick of '>llC'l'l..'S!'-in d1et111g 1 ... "hat prompted ~·our clodor to suggest surgt•r.' 1f ·'our l'Xtn·me w<.•1gh1 eontinues RC'µl•atecl "' ml' di l' a I f<.11 I u re" 1 n die l t n g d l'.., t' r \'l' ... u rgt<:al c·on:-.idt:>rat ton to rl'mm l' t'\l'l'" pounda).!l' The oldl'r ..,urg1('al tt>chmqlll'' 111c·luclt·d tlltl·-.ttnal h~ pa-., for \\l'lght lo:-.-. \ IJrgl' po11t ton of the 1ntl''>ltt1l' 1s b~·pa~-.l'd ..,o thi11 lnocl passe:-. so rapt<ll.' through that 11 , ... n111 .t h:-.orbt•cl "l'll l'nfortunatel~ .• tit hough produc111g \\ l'tl!hl loss. "lll'h prnl·c.·<lurt• ul..,11 1·<1t1'l'd -.t<il' l'fll'C'l!'> 'lll'h .h .;t;>\ l'l'C' n.ill'l'il ,tncl dtarrhl·a But tht:':...l' '-tell• dfeet:-. an.• ll·""l'fll'<i b~ I 11 l' n l'" er !'-u r g 1 c a I pr 0 t' l' cl u r l'.., ~-or t•xample. a part of the .;tomaeh 1~ hlol'kl'<I off h.' u sing :...Ulttrl'' nr -.1apl1n g Th<• patient loses wc.•1 g ht bec·au:-.t• the ..,t1mwch c·an hold rt'latl\·el.' littlt.• lood. and ht• nr -.ht.• -.tops t•ating earl.' 111 lht.• meal Shall you h<.1\'l' the operation. :\Ir.., L · Your doctor's dN·1 :-.1on wil l depend on tht• final n.·sulls ol \\'l'tghing the h at.arch nf c>pl'ration against tht• thrl'at ... of untl't'ittt•cl morhtd obesit.' HER48 MEN OUR MAN lN SAN.. FRANCISCO City g i veth and take th • WHATEVER 'S RIGHT: T o m 0 u n " o r l h a n c.I S 1 s t e r :\1 a r g u l' r i t l' Buchunan. who are working on a S6 r million fund-ra1s111g effor t of ~erc' I l1g h S<.·hools of S F and Burlinga m e. found a SIO roll of quarter' on the Polk St :-.h.·p~ ol C'it' Hall. Effort:-. to locate Lhe owner h:.l\··ing failed. the~ decided to rons idt'r tht• SIO a ·s mall but providential donation · \fll'f' eompletmg their business <.1t Cit~ Hall. tht•\ returned to their car to find a Siii o\ ertime park mg lltket The cit~ g1\·t•th . ..,1ght.•d Stsl('I' .\l <.1rJ.(tH.'l'lt1.• ··and tht• t't\~ takt•th awa_,. ·· T.\LKTAIL LOl.~GE : Lt.•(.' Gltrkstt•in. li'>ll.'ning to J>s~Thologist '.'\adine J>;_i~·nc d1..,cu~s1ng <.'O('atnt.• ubtt:-.l' on her KGO t.tlk'\ho\\ onl' Sunda\. almost rated for tht.• Ba~ Bndgt.• when ..,hl' said. We ha' l' line' I n•t.• tn th<' Eusl Ba' 1 F'or \'OU \\ho·, e bt•t.•n ll\·mg a ~hc;lt<'rl'd lifl'. ,;,u makl• a line of c:oc:atm'. u~ua lh· "ith u i·a1.or. b<.•fon· :-;ni ffing it. Or so I am ·told • Here com e Comics Sue Murphy a nd Dan St. Paul with the best reason yet for legalizing marijuan a · "So Cheech & Chon g can 't make any m ore movies·· ... And Alexis Melteff wants to know if Reagan is the first presid ent in his tory whose WI FE has a· new China policy but t 'heck with him H .\IL & F .\REWELL : l.<l\\l'l'tlt'l' :\lalonl'\. who run.., nm· of S F .., -.rnalll•-.t ;.incl most uppl•almg -.hop-. thl· 'l'\ t•n ft ll\ 11 ft Cook It.' <JtH·t·n .it 1900 Fil I mon· ha:-. ('(o.;l'd Th<.• announceml·nt of ht-. l'ln-.1.•o ut -.alt'. 11:-.ttng t•\·l'r~·th1ng from rnl ling prn t'<I\ l'r"' to pot handll' .;ll'l'\ l'" 1-. hl•aclecl Ste Frtatur Cru:-.tulum or Thu-. Crumhil•t h thl' Cooktt' ·· Kl'RT S I POLS KI •~ hat:I-. lrom \lo:-.c·o\\ "hl't'e. nnl' night. ht• tkl'tckd to t;.ikt' 1n a Rus.;ian mm·tl' \\tth Engl1"h .... ubltl k!-> c·alll'c.I Iii:-. Passionate Lm l' Tht. n hl' read u plot cll•seript1on 111 h1-. I ntottrhl hotel gutclt• .\ ftlm ah11ttl t ht• problem or procluet111n m;.inaj!errn.mt \\ht ch '' 't.•r\ arut1.• toda~ I k \H'nl 111 t ht· ll.ir 111..,tt•.id POOR .\~GEi.i~.\ .\LIOTO . Thl' fl ;1 m bt)\· ant l' x · w 1 ft• o I l he flam bn ·' •• n t 1•\ \h1,;1r ha" lo~t hl'f' tondo a · Fatr\\•I\ \'t lla ' · ;.it Sthl't'a<ln llilwrnt.i Bank ha-. I on•elo..,l'd . da1 m111)! -.ht.• O\\ l'' $20:> >t)7 ••net "tll put thl· plan• up 1111· ,Hll'lton POT SHOTS BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT IFWE ALL DO v.'HAT WE BELIEVE TO BE RIGHT, THER.E' W ILL A 5SUREOL.Y !>E UTTER C HAOS. Sagittarius succeeds I l Saturda~. October :u . \RIES ' :\larch 21 :\pril 19• \\'hat ~ou :.e<.•k is .i,·allablt'. but answer' coml' tn abstract form :\1t.•an~ 'l~ mbols "111 'peak louder than literal meanings Look hehind '><.'t'nl'S. detett ..,ubt le nuance-. ttnd tw a " tt r (' o f c I Lt t' s T.\t.:Rl'S 1 .\pril 20-:\1<.I~· 20 • . Older mcli\·idttal relent.; a n d .\'Ou gel gn•en light I o r p r o g r l' :-. !-> C a !-> h f I o '' rt.•~ u m es Em phasi~ ort c rc•dit. financial backt n~ ancl 'P<.'tial agr eeml'nt "ith oppo-;1t<• s<.·x GE)fl '.'JI i ~a~ 21-June 20• :\\'Oid premature starts: take nothing for g ra nted whcr<' legal uffairs are concerned Check right:-;. permissions a nd possible confli(.'t of interests. C.-\NCER 1 June 21-July 22 •. \'1taht~· makes comeback you get together with co.workers. ot hers w ho s h are basic concerns. Genuine C'ompliment recei\·ed <·oncerning lead e rs hip q ualities LEO 1July 23-Aug. 221 · Emphasis on children. ch a nge. \'ariety. travel and outlet for creath·e capabilities. Gain indicated t hrough association with Aquarius. Cancer individua ls . VIRGO 1 Aug. 23·Sept. '221 : Re fuse to be confined. trapped. restricted or restrained from expressing ideas Key is diversification. humor and the gh ·ing Qf full rein tQ intellecl\lal c uriosity. LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 221 : Study Virgo mess age for valuable ttint. Be aware of details. fine print a nd motives of those who make unsolicited comments. suggestions. A well -m eaning relati ve could be • HOROSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA mi sinformed cont•t•rn1nc a\·ail<:1bilit~ nf lerntor~· or proprrt~ SC'ORPIO 1 Oct 23 '.'\O\· :?I Finunc1 al g a 1 n i n d i c a l l' cl a ~ r <' s u It o I \\'I' 1 t t en material .\teans check source~. d1, ;'len t~ of reading. makt.' mqu1ries and t:onsult expert!'>. Exciting changes due. financial prospects b r ighter. rom a nt ic a spirations likel~· to be fulfilll'd SAGITTARfl'S: 1 :'>:o,· 22 Dre 21 1 You s ucceed in :-.pecial n egotiation centering on home. mone~'. famil~· a nd l a x es C i r c u m s t a n c es fa ,. o r ~ o u r efforts, pieces fall into place a nd you could be ha iled as a h ero. ' CAPRICOR~ 1 Der 22 ·.Jan 19 1: Special assignme n t requires degree of solitude. You 're o n brink o f major b reakthroug h : perfod of privac~ now could ens ure future success. AQUARl,US t Jan. 20·F e b. · 18 1: You e merge from cocoon. Popularit~· inc reases. social acth·it y accele rated. money and lo\'e do minate exciting scenario . F ocus o n hopes. wishes. intens ified relationship. respon s ibility and reward PISCES cFeb. 1.9·March 20 >: Be aware of when •project has been comple ted. Means don·t repeat or run in circ les . Let go of security blanket. Individual who attempted to take credit for your e fforts wlll be expQSed. Pre tlge gets a vital boost. ........ .... -... ~----_,.,... .... : .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. October 30. 1981 113 FULL HOUSE '.\trs :\luniand.'· \'alt.'l'. 11. and her hushand 1 seatt.·d eenter po:-.t· "1th -.onw of' lhl'll' 23 childrt.•n 111 Serl'mh;.in \IJI." ....... .\l r:-. \'ulee sa~ s a fortunl' tellt.·r rnwt· tnh.I lw1 ·~-· ......... :-.ht• \\llltlcl h ~I\ t' :1:! d11ld1 I'll f {t·I' ltthl>.tlld '•I.\., lw 1 .in t1llt 111 l11d1.111 11.1nw-. "lt1·11 1 lw1r l.1 ... 1 -.1111 ""'horn l•Hll \•'.II ... ·'~" '"It•· ii··· 1d1·d Ito t .d I h11n H11hl·1 1 UPHOLSTERY S.¥e fra-1, llH OCJOlft I '22 HAHOl IL VD. COSTA MESA -S41-1I56 Trick or Treat On the Mall A safe & sane Halloween preview 6-9 pm Fn nite at Huntington Center Free candy, free balloons Plus 25• tickets tor games & prizes TELEPROMPTER'S NEWEST STAR Teleprompter Cable TV is cracking the wrappings off of their newest attraction - Home Box Office . When vou bt.·c·orne a sub!'-.cribcr to Tdcprompter's cable -.;yslcm - all the uncut movies. \'ariety shows. music spe<'ials. and cxclu~i\·c ll'ature~ of 11 80 arc a\'ailablc to you and your fam ily. And. you'll ha\·e access to all of 'Ielcpmmpter's other ,great cable channels. Quite a sd<'ction of quality enterlainmcnt -with no com- mercial in terru pl ions. Find out more about Teleprompter Cable TV of Newport Beach a nd their new s tar-HBO. and see for you rself what a n egg-celen t entertain me~1t value It really is. TELEPROMPTER NEWPORT BEACH (714) 646-0586 I DEAR READERS: As witches, 1hosta and goblins of all sorts prepare to Juve their hiding places for the annual night of tricks and treats, A YS oUers the following suggestions from the Irvine Police Department for parents and trick·or·treaters alike lo help make this year's celebration of Halloween a safe and happy one. All s maller children s hould be accompanied by an adult. Older children should lrick-Or·treat in couples or groups. It is not advisable for anyone to go alone. Recommended hours are from 6:30 p.m . to 8 p.m. Children should be especially observant of all tramc safety rules. If possible, they should wear light·colored clothing and it is advisable for at least one member of a group to carry a Oashllght. Bike riding is not recommended. Children s hould only wear costumes which are fire resistant and have adequate ventilation Children should be reminded not to enter any stranger's home or vehicle -even if invited to do so. Children should avoid trick-or-treating in poorly li ghted areas and preferably stay in their own neighborhoods unless transported elsewhere and accompanied by an adult. Parents s hould advise their children not lo eat anything from the ir bags until a brief inspection has been made for suspicious items such as candy that appears to have been re-wrapped, fruit or other goods with small holes or punctures, etc. Children or adults who observe any activities of a malicious nature such as throwing eggs, tomatoes and water balloons that may cause harm or injury to persons or property should contact the Police Department immediately. Any "suspicious·· activity around an unoccupied residence should be reported to the Police Department. Keeping these s uggestions in mind. A YS wishes everyone a H·O·R·R·l·B·L·Y good time! Inaccurate billing DEAR PAT DUNN: I examined and returned me mbership materials within the time limit to First Leisure Club of Chicago. Alter more than two months passed and I didn't receive an acknowledgement, I wrote another letter. In the meantime, my c harge card account has been billed for $2.95 every month since Marc h 1981. Can you help straighten out this problem for me? K. F., Newport Beach First Leisure Club agreed to correct its records and remove the charges from your account. There was no explanation about why your letters weren't acknowledged. If thjs type of problem occurs again, notify the holder of your charge card that an error has been made and refuse to pay the inaccurate billing <:ot a problem·• Then wnte to Pat /)urm Pat will cul red tape. getting thP answers and action you need to sn/t>e 1nequ1t1Ps m government and husme.~.'1 .Wail yo-..ir qui>stwns to Pat Dunn. At Ynur Serrnce. Orange Coast P () lloI 156Q. !osta Mesa CA 92626 PVIUC llTw:l STATEMENT OP' A•ANDONMllNT OP' USE OP' .. ICTITIOUS •USINIU NAME T,.. fa-•"9 _.,,. "°" •l:landoned lllt uu ol Ille Flctlllout 8ualn•n N•me· S STAR GE NEltAL CONTAACTOAS, mo Wlllttler A ..... Sp. H, Cost• Mos., Cell1ornl• '21l27 Tiie Flcllllous Buslneu Nam• r.itrred to OllO,,. WH flied 111 0r01109 C011nty °" Allrll 1, 1"1 Robert Edward Stelnb<oner, 17)0 Wlliltler Ave., Sp, IS, Coil• Maso, Calllornle '2671, Tllll l><alnet1 WOI COlldu<led by Of\ llldlvl-1. Actien E Stelnb<-r Thll 1tal-I WH filed wltll Ille County Cl-ol Oronoo County on Oct. 21, l .. 1. .. 1,,,.. Publllhed 0r.,.. c-1 De lly .Piiot, Oct 23, JO, Nov, 6, 1J. '"1 '-S4-11 ll'ICTITIOUS SUSI NESS ll'ICT111oul •usi111ass NAM• ST TaMalllT Tiie foll-1"9 PHIOlll afe dol"9 1>u1lneun· I. HOSPITAL LINEN REl(.TAL SYSTEMS; 2. INSTITUTIONAL LINEN RENTAL SYSTEMS, a. SPECIALIZED LINEN RENTAL SYSTIMS; 4. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ANO SUPPLIES; S. GLOBE LAUNDRY, 6C10 Nort11 Euclld Slretl, TlllrO Floor, Anallelm, Calllorftla tat. Envlronmen1011 lncorPOretod, a Calllornla corPor•tlon, 600 North Euclld SlrMI, Third Fl-. Anellelm, Calllornla 92I01 Tlll1 lluslnen 11 c-.OCled by • cor- POratlon. Envl..--.-1011 Inc: J. s eorn-. Vk.e Pfft- Tllls 1te1-1 was flied with the C-ty Cle111 of OrOf\911 County on Dc1. 1.1 .. 1 '"1717>1 ~·-Orangt Coat! D•llY Piiot. Oct. t, It, 1J, JO, 1"'1 .... I NAMI STATEMENT PnlJC 9l'fl( Tiie foll-lft9 perlOf\1 are cto1n9 l------------ for the donation of your operable second refrlgcnttor. Operating your second refrigerator costs up to $144 a year in electric bills. Older models can cost you even more. To help you conserve that energy, Southern California Edison is making this offer to Edison customers: Donate your operating second refrigerator to one of the charities listed below and be sure to mention this special offer when you make the arrangements. Get a receipt , and we'll pay you $25 in OlS~ You can also qualify for a tax deductioA on the donation. The charity will give you a tax-deductible receipt and pick up your refrigerator at no charge~ Save energy and save money. And get $25 from Edison for your operable second refrigeratot: But hurry! This special offer expires December 18, 1981 fur derails, phone: sCE La> ANGE.ES OOUNTY Goodwill lndl.t5Uies (213) 22 J..1211 In J..ooa Beech (213)+ 35-3411 St Vmcenc de Paul 1213) 221-6191 ORANGE CCUN'TY Ouldrm's Hoipitd o( ~C-ounty 17141972-1242 1714) 63>9190 (714) 547~31 The Salvatioo Army 1213) <>20-1270 ln Sen Oabnel Valley (2131 795-7291 St. V!noent dt ~ul The Salvation Army '"ICTITIOUS •USINHS NAIM STATHUNT Tl•• lollowlf\9 tNrso•u or• doln9 bv11Ms1as: I. •LUE SEAL LINEN RENTAL SYSTEMS; 2 . SLUE SEAL GARMENT RENTAL SYSTEMS; 2. ENVIRONMENTALS CARE PRODUCTS; •. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES; S. LINEN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, 600 NCN111 Eutlld 51'"1, Tlllrct Fi--, Ana,..lm, Calllornla '*1. Envlronmental1 lnc:orPOrated, a Callfornla corporation, .00 North Euclid Ml'M, Third ''-· ~m Callfornla 92IOI NOTICIEOP' NCIM-llRSPONSl•1L1TY Notice I• lleroby 9lvon Illa! tho unclenlonod wlll not lie ._11111o for any clellb or llllOllllles <-rac .. d by any-oilier,...,, my•lf, ""or attar 11111 oatt. Dai.cl tNs:lltll day of Odoeor, 1'11. .....-,T.C.-lel ................ ......... Ce.tl1M Pullll-°'°""' COllll Delly Piiot Dc1. ,., JO, Nov. s. '"' 4711 ... , Tiii• llullneu •• ~by. cor-ll'ICTITIOUS •USI N•SS POtatlon. NAME STATIM•NT Envlr"""*'t•lt Inc. The foll-1"9 per>0n1 are doln9 J . S. Dorlman 11vtlftff1 01: • Vice~ SECO SEALS COMPANY, ISJ7 Tllla ~I WM llled •1111 Ille Saller St., Costa""'"°· CA '261'. C011nty Cle111 ol Or.not County on Oct. WI II lam J-Scott, 1901 Lanai or., 1. "". I Costa ""'"°· CA 'Mi.. '"'nne Mwtlle .,_ Scott. 1901 L..Mal Dr .• ""9lllNCI Or ..... Coelt Dally Piiot, Costa~ CA mi... Oct. t , "· 23. JO. 1"'1 ~' Tllla b1nl,..1s 11 conducted by a 9'fter•I partnenNp. Wllllam Jome• Scott '"ICTtTIOUS •USIN•SS HAMii STATIMINT Tiie followl119 per1on1 or• doing llUSIMUOI. SIERRA VISTA DEVELOPMENT, i.20.c W. Mec:Anllur Blvd .• Senta AN, CA tV'CM. Cha rin H. MCCarll', lOO.C W. MacArtllur Blvd., Sa11te Ana, CA '27<M. Vernon w. Newm•11. JOO-C w. MacArthur Blvd , Santa Ana, CA '21CW. Gery F. Sch0nt1, J.llS Sen Marino Cr., Co1ta Mao, CA '262' Judith J . Jolln1*i. 1127 Beverly, Portorvllle, CA mJe Tlll1 l>u1lneu Is conoucted by a oone r •I pertner1hl p CllorlH H. McCarty Tiiis 1'91-1 w•• fllod wltfl Ille County C9-al 0r8'9 County on Od U,1 .. 1 .. 1121• P\11111-.1 Oranoe CoHt Dally Piiot, Oct. 16, D, JO, NOV 6. ltSI ""-'1 Southern California Edison NOTICll O .. iALll NMSM '"ICTITIOUS •USINISS Oii' A•ANOOlllEO STATl!MINTOP' NAME STAT•MENT PlllSONAL PltOt"llllTY AaAHOOlllMllNT 011' Tiie lollOWlft9 per>0n1 •re dolno NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN tllel USE OI" ll'ICTITIOUS lluslneu •• under •ncl pur....,.110 tl'IO provisions of INISINllSS NAM• LSL ENTERPRISES, U41 AO.mi Sect1011 1• Of tlM Celllornlo c1v11 Tiie lollo•lno Ptt1on1 have "~',Co.taMne,CA'21l2i. .. .. c-.•ndS«tlon1174oftlleGellfomla abandon9d theuM of ti.. flctlllou• .,..., R Lewis, IS. Adema D . C-of Clvll PnK-t11o property llualneu -Von Karmen &llllneu Cotta~· CA mi... . .. II tied '*-• lleli.ved .., 'tio a'*-'ed Park at 11121 8e ..... A-, ltvlne, C~~:~ L~:-.. IS41 A<Mm1 ' D • by Birch lnw1tment Company Inc Callfornla '2715 • Photomon Corporation, Tom 'oull~: John 8 . Porktr, 1011 Emerald Tiii .. bUlll'lflS 11 conducted by • Carol Outln. -Rk11¥d A-1. or &av. Leeuna S.ech, Celllorftla t27SI toner• ~~wll eltller of -.,, w11o9e IHt -rnses lel9"11011 H Fr.-.ch. '14 Emerald This SUl_-t WM llled will\ 1,_ were 2~ El Toro A-£1 Toro Say, Legury S.ech, Cellfornla tt7SI C ty Cl rll OI Or C 0c Celllor11la mJO, Wiii be IOld ., llUblk Rlcllard Hausman, 201 e .. nlno ,:"',~, • ·-Ollnly on I a uct1011 at 23706 El Toro Road, El St•• L•N, N-'1 Beech. Colllornla • · '"t1J14' Toro, Callfort>M '21lJOon November 10. t2UI lttl, at 10·000.m Thi> bullnHs wH c-ucted by a PulHl"-d Or-Coott Delly Piiot, Ot1crlptlan of pr-rty. OONr•I POnnenhlp Oct. 2>, JO, Nov. 6, ll, '"' •SW-11 A photo st«e unll, construclocl In .Jolln 8. P-er Ill• common area Po•llon of tho Tiits •lat-I WOI llled 'Wltll t1'o $addltbeek Va lley Plaro Sllo119ln9 Counly Clark of Ore,.. C-y on Center October"· 1tt1 ------------Doled Oct*' 20, 1'11. "1... ..ICTITIOUS •USINl(U VOLK, NEWMAN, Publlllled Ora,.. Coul Dally Piiot, NAMI STATllM•NT GRALL.A .. KARP Oct 2>, JO, Nov. 6, 1J, ltll -!Wt Tiie followln9 per>0n1 aro doln9 A """-loftal Corporat1011 11u11nau °' 8yLewl•ScllleSlneer -"" MlllJlC[ SUNWEST VALUATION, J420 Altan1ottw~llVolley "•-IW Meadow Brook, Coit• Mua, Piere S.....,.. CoMw No. J Calltornl• 9»2' MIS Wlltlllft ........... SWte 1• .. ~ Computer AHltt•d Olv•rtllled l>uslftffl 01 '"ICTITIOUS •USINllSS LIQUID WALLPAPER, 1°"2 El NAM• STAT•MINT .......... n Toro, FOV'llall\Velley,CA'21QI Tiie followlft9 P•tton 11 doing NOTIC.0.A!l'NCATION Tlll1 1101-1 WOI llled •IUI the C011nty Clerk ol o..,.. County on Oct. 16, 1 .. I. • '"t1&JU '"ICTITIOUS IUSINaSS NAME STAT9MINT Tiie lollowl119 person• ere dol119 bu1l,..1101: LOI A ....... CA.*" .. ICTITlOUS 8USINllSS II••• Ell ... Servkt1,. Celllomle , ..... U1JI -...111 NAME STATaMINT ...,., ...... MlO -a..-. Coste P•MllllH OrM9t Cealt OOllf ~I'°'-The followl119 per>0ns ore doln9 MeM, California 91'1' Wllllam D Wlllell, 1°'41 El Toro, -I-as· flOtlCM ..... 1111 F-tainVallay,CA'210I S ,. S ENTERPRISES 211• °""911tttt,.CW Ellrebetll A. 8ellord. '°"'' El Toro, Clut> "-Ad., Coste Mew, cA .,... ALCOHOUC HVaaMa LICa .... F011nlaln Valley, CA '270I, fllk -d F Snell 21H Clutl HOllM 1•n.t1 Tiii• IMl1lneu 11 conduct..i by• Rd COSla~cAm• T0Wlletft11Mityc:.nun.: oeneral !Mrt,.....,.lp ri.11 bl.elneta '' conducted by on RO•l1tT 'J. DI PIAZZA It_..,,,. Wllllom D Wlllell lndlvlclllel to Ill• Dopertmont of Alcollollc Thlt ~I WH filed with Ille Rk!Wlrd pt Snell Baver ... CWltt'OI for e "0 " 0.. S.IO Cou11ty Cler• of Or•noe Cou11ty on Thia •tal-t ·w .. lllod wllll Ille GeMrel lfl'l*k Eetll\9 Plec•I Ikon• Sept. H. lttl c-ty Cioni ol 0r.,.. Coutlty on Oct. ta Mii OIUMlk .....,...,.. et tMDO P't111M i. lttl P•clllc CMll Hltllwa,, Ste. 10J. PulllllMd Oran;a C011tt Dally Piiot, ' · '"l7>ltt Hunt"'-' 9Mdl, i:;.e. Oct, •. 16, tl, JO, 1 .. 1 """'1 P\llHlllled Or°"IJI C.O.tt D•llv Piiot, Pvlllltllld Ortlflll Coetl Delly Piiot Oct. 16, 23. JO. Nolt ••• '"' ........ , Oct. •• ,.. ~' .. ICTtTIOUS •USINISS NAMa STAT•MllllT 1'1CTIT10US •UllNISI Tiie followlnt ~ It dolftt 11ut1-lllAMe STATIMalllT IMll Ot : Tllo toffowlnt ""'""" II W1n9 bvM-C A l T E c H c A • I N E Ts ..... as: SERVICES, IJQI Newport A-, P. DORY INTERPllllSES, 1152·1 0 ... -Tvstln. Cellfwnle... "'•"•Id Roff. Huntington IHCh, --J-t FlKllff, C/O 116Jt Cel"°""laftW7 'f-ll'Ort ·-•IOI, Tllftlft, c.llfor. OoMICI A. "-"'· nu .• Ronold nle t2* RoH, Huntl""°" 8oacll, CalltoN'lla Tiiis .......... Is ~l!Od lty tft 111-""'1 dlvldual. flllt ...,._ It <Oftducttd by on 1 ... •. J. Flt<llff .......... Tiiis • ...._. was rited wllll "'9 DoNld A. CnNI Cou11ty ClOf'k o1 0r.,... <*Hit'( on<><· Tlllt 1'°"'"9tlt w• llleid wltll u. -•· 1"1 County ~ Of 0r.,.. ca-,, Oc· f'lnDt t..., •. lttl .. ICT1T10US •llSiNISI NAMllSTATINNT T,.. .......,..,.. ...,_, 11 001n9 11us1. neues: COSTA MESA MATTRESS CO., 2UO N._..., lloulev-, Colle Moto, Celltorltlo nt.27 DH" W. P-. '150 NeWPOrt Boulevard, Costa Mesa, Callfor"I• tMJ7 • Tlllt lllalftnt 11 <-.C-by on 111- dlvi.u .. OMllW.~ Tiiie ...._ WOI llled wltft the c-tr Clitr1l flf OrMQe Olwftly on Oc· ,..., J, "'' Publllhed Oranee eo.11 Dally Piiot. Oct. 2l, JO. Nov 6, IJ, 1"'1 462._.I Lil AGGIES, 163191 .. 3 Soecll 81Vd., Hunt"'9toft e.ec11, CA me ~-t u • l"1 1>u1lneu as: · Tiii• butlM$S Is conduc:locl by • cor. .,., . • • THE GAANO GARAGE. nn East poratlOn Rod11ey Curtis Earl, 124' E. Aosow-Or., Oranoe, CA '2t66. PlllJC llTE( ..., .. , Coe1t H ..... ay, c.,_ ... , Mor. CA ~ ""'''" Olven!lled mu. 11ea1 Est• s. .... ic .. Tedi Oreon. 1146 E A-OOd Or., ------------Or oneo. CA 92666. Ns-lff4if Tiiis blnfftffl 11 collducted by 0 '"ICTITIOUS •USINISS STATl.jlqNT 0.. llmlttd pertnorslllp NAME STATljlqNT A•ANDONMaNT o.. ROllNy Curtis Ewl Tll• loll-Ing perlOll,I ... Ooln9 UH 0 .. '"ICTITIOUS T'llls 11.._,,. WOI llled wllll ,,.. butlnnt 01· IUSINIUS NAMa cOunly Cioni o1 Oronve County on Oct W EST C 0 A ST M E TA LS Tl\o followlng P•r1on1 hove 21, l .. 1. INTERNATIONAL, 4000 81rcll St,...t, 8bend-Ille UM of IN fictitious .. 1117• Suite 111, N..,.,n Seecll, CA. buslnou name Porker Fr•ncll Publllhacl 0r•"91 coast Dally Piiot, R and R Consullanta, Inc .• • Proper II .. · Vo11 Kar,,.an, 11121 Oct. u. JO."°"'·'· u. 1"'1 '5tM1 Celllornle corporation, ooo l lrcll :,~~~"n Avonue, '"'IM, c.lllornla r------------=~· SulM 10l, N-1 8-:11, CA Tllo flctlt10111 llu1lne11 "•"'• Piil.iC 19Tw:[ Tiii• llusillolt la ~ed by • cor-,_.,,,ed to atlov• -~ llled ltt Count, Po••llon In Ille ttete of Calllornla . on Oct-It, lt71 .. ICTIT10US IUSINISS "'Md"' Contultents Jolln •• Perllar. 1011 Emerald .. ,.,... STATEMINT /11/H-yA R-otl, Say, l..,... hecll. Celllornla tt7S1 Tho followln9 POtlO" h dol11g Protldltftt L•l9fl*i H. Fron<I\, tl4 Emenlld l>11tln011 .. : T·1111 Itel..,.,.,.. wet llled wlttl IN lay,L89'1Nlleecll,Cellforftlot2J'1 NEWPORT IEAC~ MOTORING CovntyCIHtlol()r .... COllntyonOct. Rlc,,.,d P ... _. >OI e ..... 1,. ACCESSORIES. 1S4S N--1 81Vd .. 1, ""· :J:;1 Lene, '"""-1 8oe<ll, Cellfonllo Costa Mfte, CA m.17 TillS llullMM ••• COllduc:Mcl "' • Joni Ann -ClleH, ., N•WPOrt ne I -1ftenhl Olen Ct., '"-Port Be.Kii, CA ttMO. 9t ra JofWI I . ~.,...., T·llls Minon la conducted by an Tiiis •1411-t wes flied wllll .,. "'dlvldlltl JOftl AM -CheSO County CIVll ol Or•• County tft Tiiis .....,_t -riled Wllll .... Oct.Oller It, 1tll. ..,..., C-ty ClOr'll tlf 0r.,.. ~Yon Oct. .. ll'2'7al •lllAlll II. CAlt'Talt, A ..... y • .., Civic c.1111' Oftve Wftt S.UAM,CA~ T ... 1"41...._ P\ibll.,... Or .. Coe« Dally Piiot, Oct. t, 16, 22, JO, 1"1 4UM1 Alanar Corporation, • Calllornla Bruce R. Woller, Pros...,,. CotPoretlon. 1679 Plecenlle A...,nue, Thlt .,.._t was filed wltll tfto Costa-. Cellfomle t1'11. Coun1, Clor1l ol 0r.,.. C-'V on Qc. Tiiis bUSlnen II conduclff by • 1oc.r 1. 1tt1 corpora t Ion '"I 717U ""-r Q>rporetlon Pullllllled Oranee C0111t Dolly Piiot .• David'"• MwQOll O<I. '· lt, 23,JO, ttlt «n ... t. SeuelMY Thl1 --WOI flied with tllo C011n1, Cl-ol 0raf1Qe County on Oct. lt,1 .. 1. .. 11u11 '"ICTITIOUS •u11111ass PulHI-Or°"91 CMll Dally Pl.... N.,_.. STATaM•NT Oct. n. JO, Nov.•. 1~ 1"1 •»-11 Tiie fotlowlnt ""°"' ere tfol"9 11U1lne11as: Cl!NTAAL PARK BUSINESS CENTER, 11700 9"<11 i.ulonrtl .. tCTITiout 8US11teu Suite too, H""4 ........ h«ll. CA ""41. NAMa STATaMClllT Central p-lndllttrlel, a llml.._ T .-.... 1 ~· ~... Partner!llllp, 1'100 .. ocll 8ou1ev.,.., ,.. lol.,.._.."9 perlOft 1 _,119 uv..-Sult9 HID, Huntl,.._. loecll, CA .,._, "°:'111~~TElC, '"" ......, A ..... ,_ Thi' -lneu la <~IN lly • teln Valley, CA f21G1. llmltH -1nenNp, R-rt 0-,.. ""'"1M, 11611 ........ y Oefttral p-,......, .. , Ave., Fountain Valley, CA '27.. fllOllort S. MulnltnbKk Tlllt ......._ ,. C-.d llr Ofl ~ p..,,_ dl¥'-1. Tlllt .....,.._ was flled wlttl IM 111.,, o-,.. "'-"• c-ty ~ .. 0r.,.. ~.,.Oct. Tiiis 11....,_ •• filed wllll the 1• 1•t. PllllllMecl Or ..... CO. Dally Piiot, ll, lttl. 1'1'11• .. ,,.." Oct. n. ». .....,, •. ll. 1tt1 "3441 """""'" 0r.,.. c..i Delly Piiot. fl'lltllltflM 0r.,.. CoH1 Dall}' Piiot, Oct. n, JO, Nov.'· u, 1tt1 ~S-11 l'Wllllled OrM19 c.tt Dally ....... . Oct. '· 16, u. •. t•I ....... . ~ •rw:E .-Cov"IY Cler11 ol 0r.,. Cow!ty Oii Oct. ~I ..... a.. ... CMM Dall~·~~ ------------l,l•t. ,,, .. Oct.t.16.i>.ID.1'91 ~ "''"'" "'*lltllld 0r.,,. Coast 0.lly ....... . Oct.'· '" n. •• ttt1 .... 1 Oct. t, 16,ta,JO, "" 44'41. Nm.I 9ITIC( PtCTITIOUS IUSINHS MAMI STATeMelllT Tiie -.11ow1ne ,..rl0fl1 .,.. 'dotne w.i-·· ~AClll'IC IUSINHS Sl!RVICll, 11" 0-Lit., Colle~. CA ttt•1 Jomes Tl-.lly Taft, 11" Oortet Lft., C..U M9M, CA.,.._ EW911,.. ltotfletlne Taft, lltt Dwwt Lft., C:otlo -... CA n.-. Tlllt ~ It ~9fltlu«t.t by o" IMlllld ..... J-Y. left _\Tll_l_t ........... -flleid wlttl IN .,_., ~., Ot9lll9 °""""on 0('- 11, '"'· ~lllled ClrMlll CMM Delly Pllet, Oct.'· "· u. •• 1"1 MIMl1 •• z e Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 Assumable mortgages still lawful in the state .. But that's not the end of the matter,. as lenders vow more. appeals SAN F RA NCI SCO IAPl Assumuble mortga6'ee cohtlnue to be th e luw in Califo rnia, the st ate Supre me Cou rt says, but It has a llowed an appelllS court r uli ng against such a mortiage lransfer to stand case thereby leaving earli er court decisions a llowing assum a ble mortgages as the law In the la ndmark We lle nkamp d eC'1sion ol' 1978, the state Supreme Court said that state-chartered savings and loans m ust allow home buyers to assume existing mortgages on homei. unless the new buyer's credit is bud The high court refused to review a Los An geles Court of Appeal decision that a hom~ buyer could not assume a low-interest mortgage held by Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Association. But it order ed the decision to rem ain "unpublished." meaning it cannot be cited as law in any other Some appea ls courts have extended the r ule to federally chartered savings and loans. ruhng that the loans are governed by the jurisdictions in wh ich they are issued Tht• s tate Supreme Court has UC enrollment a record 138, 700 SACRAM ENTO <A P J Enrollment at the University of California rose by nearly 3.000 this fall lo a record 138.700. potentially aggravating the univers1t} 's budget problem-.. L'C says The gain of 2.992 studt•nt:. was more than the university was expecting. UC officials s ay thl· increase will makc 1t mort• diffi cult to cut their hudget as Gov. Edmund Brown Jr has ordered to help meet the states money shortage Brown has told state agencies to submit plans for immt•chate 2 pl'rcent budget cuts. UC's state funding is $1.1 bill10n. out of a total budget of about $4 billion. so a 2 pt•rccnt cut would be S22 million. Thc univcrs1t~ has announced a partial hiring freeze. 1s cons1dPnng increased student fees. and hopes to pcrsu<idt• Hro14·n to soften its budget reduction T he cnrollml'nl figures include 98,508 undergraduates. an increase of 2.043 , 27,544 graduate '>tudents 1n non health fields, up by 898. and 12,648 graduate s tudents in medical and other health arC'as . up by 51. Enrollment al the l.ir~est or the nine cam µuscs. UCLA, gre\\ b' 616 to 34.648 The ~l'COnd laq~est . Berkt•le~. lost 166 '>tudents and now has 30.'lt:I Mete or cause flash? BERLIN rAP1 Sr1entt'>t'> '>aid that an earth tremor_: and a flush of light !'ll't'n 100 miles away were probably eau..,t•d by u met1•or falling to earth in E<i sl Germany I f it's got wheel s, you'll move it faster in a Dai ly Pilot classified ad . Call 642 5678 and a friendly ad- viser w ill help you turn your wheels in to cash. I Goblin I Festival Safe·& sane Hal!oween for the kids at Huntington Center on Fn nite 6-9 and Sat 11·5 Games. fun & prizes only 25' Luig i & (;0 11ipo11 y H air-C1ittin{! Maratho11 Su1iday, Nov. 1 sl 10:00 n .m . -:=>:UO p .111. .-:7.()() -Wox/1 & C11t .-:9.0() -Jr'mt/1. 1'111. lllo11 U n 19 1 7 1 Mnf.!110 / i a .... t. H IL,, Ii 11{!10 11 llf'(l('/, ProrPed.~ to (:Iii/ti f ,11i d111w 1• t :1•11t1•r ~~j Daily Pilat Classifieds - - "I n•••r loww IO rnony ,-ope. ,..ad h CJassift.ds. I had 142 c• °" this ocl I couldn't b.a••• the ,..sponH!" ~~~I @ 642-5678 charge It~-by phone From South L•gun• & North County ' allowed those decisions lo stand by refusing to review them. T he rulin gs h ave m ea n t a multlthousand·d o lla r bre ak tor m any home buyers and could mean millions of dollars in lost Interest payments for lenders in this era of rising Interes t rates. T he 9th U.S. Co urt or Appeals on Sept. 24 r efused to , overt urn the California decisions and savings and loan associations have vowed to take the matter to the U S Supreme Court They contend that federal rules. wh ich allow a clause calling for loans call 540-1220 toll-free. 17 mg. "tar', 1.5 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. to be paid off when property ls sold, preempt state laws against such a cla use. The Los Angeles state appeals court a1reed with the lenders, while othe r s tate appeals courts have disagreed. Harsh penalty SINGAPORE IAPl -A taxi driver and seamstress wer e h anged for possession of heroin, the government said. Low Hong Eng, 35, was the fi rst wom an to hang for violation of the misuse of drugs act. More. For tf!at extra f-, ztisjaction. nieasH re o, ~l KEEP QUIE T Gttorgt• Gallup. notl•d sampll•r of µu bl il' op1 n 1o n . su~ ~ romput<.•r i 1ed l'le<:l1on proJecllons should lw kept unde r wra ps h~ tele,·ision netW!Jl'k.., un ti l tht> pol ls drhl' " ... ~ c .. !? b ~ . w s • ! .. Warning The Surgeon General Has 011trmintd That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your HIMh .. Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT ,frlday, October 30, 1981 THE t 'AMILl' CIRCl:N by Bil Keane "Do I hafta go out with Jeffy? He keeps forgetting and saying 'April Fool!' " BIGGt:ORGE by V1rg1I Partch (VIP) ,1 : ·•·JO "Hey. George, you forgot AJu." ll.\Rll.\Dl'IKJ: by Brad Anderson OE:\:\IS THE ME,i\CE Hank Ketchum "You should find a better place to hide!" G.\n•·n :1.o . I 'M STUCK I 1 MAV MAVE. TO SPEND THE RE&TOF MV LIFE IN BED/ llOO:\ lll'LLl~S 10-50 SoUNDS Uk£ DOODLE COLLECTED otJHIS CoMMIS510N . ACROSS 45 Scepter 1 Gall>ed 48 ComlC - 5 -19Cto 49 Ctty or 9 Siege money leke 14 Exlenal\'e 53 Hanker 15 "Musi be 54 Slcein youl": 55 Tip off 2 words 58 Holt mlker 16 Rubbernec:k 57 Fonnerty 17 Astringent 58 Modified 18 Tune In orgenilm 19 Appllence 5t Oefeelt 20 Foldlng eo &,.., eource UNITED Feeture Syndica1e Thur9dly'a Puzzte Sotved 22.&ibStance •t Fortww iiliilWiirF.t!I 23~ 24 Cat'IPllW 25Se1 \IP 21VerMlorm ~TheRlm 33 Swellings 34 Mitter, In Oelhl 35Crutt 3e Dullonea 3 7 Wood etrip 3&CuM 3t Sand rldgll 40CondMkln 41COIM111b11 43 ~• ,. .. v.- ~ 10.30 •GfE,MOM ... HOW CAN YOU ALWAYS TELL WHEN l'M HUNGRY?'' by Harold Le Ooux WOULD YOU MIND. RANDALL? SHE'S DOWN AT THE HILLVIEW'4. SUITE IZIE\! WE'LL TAKE CAftE OF THE f)ILL' by Jim Davis by Ferd & Tom Johnson WM~~/ TALKABot.JT Ct..IMBIN~ t>oWNIHE LADDER Of success! ~~ =::... 0:::.::...,,.,. .. ~ ....... ... PEANt.:TS ti#( 5um W800 5AV5 IF WE SIT MERE IN TME P\IMPl<JN PATCH, WE MW SEE lME'~EAT PUW'KIN" :\A~C\' -------~ YOO CAH PR06A8LY SEE A LOT Of STAAH6E ™IN65 IN A PUW'KIN PATCH ... by Charles M. Schulz ~~.AAOEMOISELLE ... 15 THIS, 8Y CMANCE, lHE ROAD TO PARIS ? by Ernie Bushm1ller ON RAINY DAYS, THAT MEAN TRUANT OFFICER--- JUST STOPS BY AND PICKS IT's RAINING---I'LL HAVE TO GOTO SCHO 0 L -.......... ~;-;-;--. t'l'N"\' "INkERBt:A!\ MERE ~ GO ... 50Mt CANOQ I SOME (:,(JN\ A~D A roPC.oRN BAU. ! ME UP ADOIN'21 A,vew OIME:A/5/0N 70 HEIC SHUW CARE.ER, IMITATIOA/Sf . /~I 1t~IFIC. ! ~ l~E ~ CAN~'s &AO ~ '4ovft fE.f..1'14 . P1.iumt5 AQ.f. (,()(fJ fOit '40V, ANO ~'LL t,l.DW Of' ~ 6£. f>\'1 AM 0 !>1'U>M& ANO ~~L1'14~ ! ~19 DR.SMOCk H_~ I • I I HONK g~;i-.it._ C•••-f-•9-""' or.•-•o by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont I i 1 I 4 1 The hyacinth 1s a bulb fluwer that 1s swled tn a garden A sweet scent from the South The hyacinth is a member of the lily family and is a bulb that produces dense spikes of delicate bell-like florets, strongly supported on s turdy stems. This bulb flower is suited to any garden, large or small. and to many planting situations. They can be used to create symmetrical designs that fit into formal gardens and they are equally at home when planted in small groups of five or six. It was Madame de Pompadour of King Louis XV 's court who popularized this fragrant bulb after the Duth had imported it into Holland in the 16th century. She made it the flower of fas hion and, as a result, many varieties now carry French names. Some of the best hyacinth plantings in the United States are around New Orleans and it was from here the hyacinth's fame spread northward. Through the efforts of Holland's expert hybridizers, hyacinths now come in a wide range of colors. In addition to the traditional blues, they bloom in bright red to soft pink. from lavender to s ky blue, from yellow to yellow-while to various s hades of orange. In making your selections at your local nurser y. remember to include some of the bright accent colors along with'lhe pastels. Hyacinths are exceptional planted along with othe r bulb flowers like miniature daffodils. scilla. crocus and some of the tulips. Choose red. blue and purple hyacinth varieties to contrast with clumps or yellow or cream-colored daffodils. White and blue hyacinth5 blend beautifully with pinks and reds of azaleas. For a most striking floral interplanting. group hyacinths together with low growing varieties of tulips which have large, brilliant blossoms. You could also consider planting them around light-leafed trees or beneath flowering c rabapple or cherry trees, in or between shrubbery. along garden paths or as borders with pansies, violas and forget-me-nots. The best time to plant these bulbs is from mid-November on. Select a shady area where the soil will be cooler Water the bulb planting thoroughly and do not let it dry out during the root-development time or winter. The hardiest lwuse 'plants There are hous eplants that even the brown-thumbed gardeners can enjoy They require minimal care and are able to put up with adverse conditions like not being watered regularly, low-light conditions and not being fed on a regular schedule Below are s ome "toughies" the Californ ia Associ ation o f Nurservme n recommends. I DRACAENA -There are varieties like the Dracaena fragans "M assangeans" and D. deremensis "Janet Craig" that will adapt well to low light conditions yet remain attractive. Both have wide strap-like leaves. The first with a yellow stripe down the center and the latter is all green. I GLAONEMA -This tropical foliage plant is valued for its lush green leaves that often have silver or c ream variegations on them. The Chinese evergreen (Aglaonemacommutatum) is one of the best for low light s ituations and will tolerate Light watering but thrives with lots of water. ./ SPATHIPHVLLUM -This is one of the few plants that will flower well indoors. You will see it planted in many enclosed shopping center malls. It has dark green leaves on slender stems and its flowers resemble the calla lily. ./ EPIPREMNUM AUREUM -Betterknown as pothos. this plant is similar in appearance to the philodendron Fuchsia society schedules • meeting The National Fuchsia Society, Garden Grove Branch, is set to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . in the Garden Grove Community Center, 11300 Stanford UlllllRI CHICllllT • Cut back browned perennials and prune your e'1ergreens lightly. • It's a good time for transplanting if you're in the mood for remodeling your garden. There is also an excellent selection or hedge material, foundation plants and accents now available at your nursery • Keep those annuals you planted last month well watered and be sure to feed them thjs month • Are some oC your bulb flowers peeking through the soil? Be sure to protect their new growth from birds and snails that find it very ta.sty. Ave., Garden Grove. Cathy Woods will discuss "Cuttings and Tree Star ts." G ue s t s are welcome. For more information call 827·8605. THREE NINE·WEEK classes in ornamental horticulture will begin at Orange Coast College Nov. 9. "Landscape Drafting Technique," ·•Planting Design" and "Sprinkler Irrigation Systems Design" will be offered during morning and evening hours. Registration runs from Nov 2 to 13. For more information call 556·5772 SHERMAN GARDENS of Corona del Mar will present ··spring Bulb Preparation" Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the gardens. 2647 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar The class will cover selection and proper car e For more information call 673·2261. LLOl'D•!i [ gardPn ShO ('5 Super Green by le111CIW Fait C9""" l.aWft Ftrtflber 20# ICICJ co•tn •to 4.100 •q. ft. Rf9. 1.95 Now s71s Cvclamam 1.a..c1 ..... 1•a1forS .... Ga ... 1 411 pot .... s110 Now 5191 Pansies & Violas Plaftt ROW for wlllfer J & spring color pony pall R9g.j.09 u~ow 51c wlfft~ c __; __ _ kl IFrM OeliV.fy within 5 mite Radius j • lf.M" ~111-eua.CT TO STOCRON 1WC> .................... ._ 1•1 Uold'1 Mlll"Ml'Y mMI Lcmchcape Co. lltc. , 202 s .............. , • ..,ltJ o,. ..... w.1 ..... e.Wtp.a • Co• W.... CA'46-7441 ...,,_.,... . _..............,. e ,. .. a Orange Coaat DAJL Y PILOT /frlday, October 30 , 1981 Medfly will have no impact Plant winter gardens.and new fruit trees now Gardeners should not hullate lo plant winter vegetable 1arden.s or fruit tren. The facts are that winter veaetable plants are NOT hosta to the medfiy and also, by planting fruit trees now to lake advanta1e ot the fall weather to gel them established ls lbe smart thlnl to do. These fruit trees \liill not come into production for another three years, 10 why wait another year before planting and huve to wait even longer to harvest? Did you know that It's a common practice for commercial orchardisls to plant the heaviest when the outlook is gloomy to bring their trees into production when the prices are the highes t? Fresh fruit and vegetable shoppers are and will be exposed to increasingly higher prices. This is what makes the hesitancy to plant fruit trees and vegetables rather u.n~sual . Gardtnen can harvest thJs wlnler'1 crop of vegetabl wlthout fear of tlndln1 a medny. And three years from now , when you 1et frult producllon from the treea planted now, tbe "medOy experience" will be nothing but a bad memory. Another fact that everyone must come lo 1nps with ia that reaction to a pest invasion such 11 the medfly ln future years will not be delayed. There will be no question that decisive and spontaneoua action, such as aerial spraying, will take place immediately preventing a problem from becomtnc .as over·bfown as it was just recently. So, vegetable gardens and fruit trees should be planted this fall and winter, advises the California Association or Nurserymen Plants studied for energy By JUDY GlANNE'M'INO .._ ..... Ptw • .- ALBUQU ERQUE. N.M. -Farmers. who for years have been fighting the pesky milkweed that chokes their crops, one day may be growing the plant and producing gasoline from it "We would call it petroleum farming," said Dr Frank Matta, station operator at the New Mexico State University Agricultural Station extension office in Espanola. Matta said work was being done at the station with milkweed to weigh the economic feasibility of producing gasoline Crom the plant. Research also is being conducted in New Mexico and other areas of the Southwest with such plants as the tumbleweed, jojoba and guayule. Milkweed is a hardy plant that can grow to 6 feet. Matta says the weed. which for years has been ootrung more than a nuisance to farmers, grows wild along roads and in crops in northern New Mexico. Matta said he was optimistic that an acre of milkweed would produce nearly 400 to 500 gallons of gasoline a year. The University of Utah . conducting the scientific tests on the weed while NMSU does the actual field work, already has shown gasoline can be produced from the weed. At the Espanola station, Matta said, is a test plantation site where about one.fourth of an acre of milkweed is growing and being studied. To produce gasoline, Matta said, the weeds are put through a s hredder and the latex substance contained in the plant's sword-shaped leaves is drawn off. The substance then is distilled to SIERR A GARDENS '{URSERY AFRICAN VIOLETS (new selection) . s' .95 CAMELLIAS Un bloom) I gal. 5 3. 6 5 5 ' I 4 ~ 5 gal. . • ~ 4" COLOR SPECIAL (as always) 59c 2070 Newport llvd. Costa Mesa, CA 714-548-0137 M·F 1-5 SAT. & SUH. 9.5 llllA' gasoline and other products of the petroleum distillate family . Maua said researchers also had discovered alcohols and proteins could be extracted from the weed. The milkweed project, started in June 1979, should be completed by 1986, Matta said. But now money is a problem. he said, because financing for the project has been curtailed. Tumbleweeds also are being looked at as fuel but fuel for the fireplace. not the car. Research has been done since 1976 on the use of tumbleweed as a fuel. Dr. Ken Foster, associate director of the Office of Arid Lands Study at the University of Arbona in Tucson, said the product. should be ready to market this winter. Foster said UA researchers had harvested and compressed their first crop of tumbleweeds into "tumble logs," which mostly will be for home use. Like tumbleweed and milkweed, jojoba and guayule require little water for growth and are being studied as energy sources The jojoba is a low, green shrub that bears seeds containing oil. JoJoba oil is actually a colorless wax and can be used in a wide range of products. including cosmetics. fertilizer, candles and specialized lubricants. Guayule <pronounced why-OO·lay 1 is a bush-like plant that produces a form of rubber Guayule grows to matunty within three vears , then is ready to prune. Harvesters then trim the plant's branches and take them to a processor where rubber is extracted I ~V~VU\1111~L'\/11Vli\ ~ Merchandise Reduced ALL SIZES OF STOCK e GARDENIAS e FLOWERING P\NITS •FERNS e GROUND COVERS • AZALEAS e POTTERY e VINES e PEST CONTROLS e SHRUBS e FERTILIZERS e HEDGES e REDWOOD DELIVERY AVAILABLE ON LARGE ORDERS ( Nursery Special I BIRD OF PARADISE Wiii bloom with exotic 'bird' flowers. Blue grHn fan·llke IHYH. LlkH full 1un In COHtal &rHI. 1GAL .• 5GAL. t4EG. 3.H ' REG. 13.50 fliJ I ', m HAVE GREEN LAWNS ALL WINTeR 10LBaOREGONRYEGRASSSEED .flJll, .. 5 BAGS BANDINI STEER Enough to cover 1,000 1q. ft. •• Our Certified NurHrymen tell you how to winter grHn ypur lawn1. f Florist Special j ~~gcjJ'~~=:~~HT GREEN BOSTON FERN S"POT REG. 8.95 0 .. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 NOW!! ·Builders off er answers PUlllC NOTIC~ PUIUC MOTIC£ • • • • • • • • Turn your unusables Into usable cash. Call Dally Piiot classified 642-5678. lhru Nov 11 th 12.9°/o on, l1nonc0riu C)lo y(Jul r"'"' CIMARRON ot ~11f(~ COSlA MtSA (714) 540-9100 :. E~~~ ... t" ~ )~ r~. 'tJ I.. M11••·~~~~~;;;!~~;a.:, ~. 1'.\:". -:. '., High on a Hill:·::~·~:., LEMON HEIGHTS • ORANGE COUNTY NOTICIE Of N~·RIESPONSt•ll.ITY New authen11c tudor home on choice hell ctC•" "'""" tr,1 in pres1191ous Lemon Heights Orange C1.1u11tv Ov1•1 4,000 square feet. five bedfOoms. library (.ferwruus master su1tB, d1n1ng and en!ertain1n9 area St•Lwdv l'tCTtTtOUS eustNEH nate magnificent counrry views NAME STATEMENT "' Notice I\ h•reby Qlven 111•1 the u,,.,_r\IQMd Wiii not ~ re~SIDte IOI •"t Otb4\ Of ll•tMllhrs c.ontt.c te<I tH tlnyone oC""' tn..n mywU on or •••• tnu. d•te Th• lollowlnq r>erson• ue do•~o We 1nv1re your v1s11 or call for an appo1ntmen1 DU~~';,',,"::sstO NA I. BUILDING Priced Under One M1ll1on DOlldl!> 12•,•10 INT . MAINTENANCE, SU Emeratd 8•r. From lh• Sa11t;t Ana f •v t~J ,,,._ '"~ Nt•-.f1t.11t A"'' 11f • 1•1' • , Ut: ,, l~t o .. l•d lhi\ 2:1nd daV ol Octo!M!r. 1'81 ICrl\ll Colley L •gun• Seacnl CA 92t..S1 no1tt\10Fouth1llBlvd lurnnqru~nf-t10th111 "''''"·qht,,,, ... ,.,lt•o ti• M•rk Wiison C•rter. 900 Sea L•ne l•monHtt19MaD1 an(Jr1Qhra.;1111H•Jf c~uld,l8'l'' If tt• 1 111."'t I I• I I MlO EOl"Q4'r "X 10l Hunhnqion S...:h. CA 't1MI "1ot, co"""' cMt Mer, CA nus. R-rt Mcl...u•tn HuQOIM, Jr . su Aak •bout t~elel e .. cull~t lln•ncln9 PuDll~ Or•nqe CD41\I 0•1ly PolOI E mer•ld B•v. L•oun• 8uc11, CA Full commla.ton to tU bl'ollen 0<1 Jl. 1•. JO. 1 .. 1 ~27 .. , '2•St f'tlone (714) 730-1921 This b11stnen It tonclU<leG br •J~============::;:===--===-==---:=:::::'=! ·12•1,•11 A.P.R. PUBLIC NOTICE G•n.tr•t penntnt'ljp ----- AMr• w Certer mis si.tement wu llltd with ,,,. PUIUC NOTICE County Clerk of Or•r>Qe County on -------------l'UlllC NOTICE l'ICTI TIOUS •USIH ESS NAME STATEMIENT Tht tollow•n.Q ~r,ons ••• do•nv bu\tnei\ ,., SUNFLOWER CREE IC rE NANTS ASSOCI ATION. 1101 W Stov•n\ Ave Santa Ar.o, CA '11707 G• ry A f'lfOnv<.C 1 1101 W Steven\ Ave • "II• $M>ta Ar.o, CA '11101 C11r1s11rirt ~ltv 1101 W St•\l•fti An . :z 110. 5-nt• Ar.o. CA 92101 Etozabelh Olson. 1101 W Steven' Ave . " ... $4w>la AN, CA 92107 TllOm•• Davis. 1101 W Sle•eM Ave "nl. S•n•• ....... CA '1'1107 l tul buslnto~s •S conducted by •n un1ncorpor .. Pd auoc•fhon otntr tf\an • pa11nerY>to E111•br1n Ot\on Tr11s st•ttment was fllf'O w1U'\ 0\f' County Cler~ ol OranQe Covntv on O<t 21 1981 1'11'70 PuDloslled 0.•nQO Cout D•llY Piiot. O<I 2J, JO, Nov •· ll 1 .. 1 091 .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NEWPORT·MESA UNll'IEO SCl4001. OIST•ICT 1.IEGAI. NOTICE NOTICE 1'011 SAi.iE OFSUllPLUSPROPIERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uw1 1n ~ Board of Educ4 t 1on of ,,, .. N•WpO'l-Mts• Un1fled S<hOOI O•Slr•CI Or•no• Countt'. 1\ 01t~r1n9 tor \•le \urotus uhoot turn,,vrt For 1nformttt1on catl Doro•"• r tv1f'r ll+.11o().Jl11 NEWPORT ME'>A UNll'IEOS<•IOOL Ol~TRICT ol Or•nqeCounlY. CA By Dorolhy H••v•v l"l•htr, C P M Purcf'\ISH'Q D1rti< tor P UI 711()1'11 PuDhS~d Or.ang. C041SI D•lly P1101 OcloMr 23 JO llf81 '6.4J..ll ruauc NOTICE ~· 291 .. 1 F17Jt11 PuDll'1>ed Or•-CO••• Dally PllOI, Ocl 14. 7J. lO, No• t , 1 .. 1 0 37·•1 PUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINIESS NAME S'rATEMINT Th• lollowlnq P<'rSOn• ue do1110 ,u,fM1\M SVPERIOfl TEXACO, IHS Superior Ave11ue. Cott• M~•. C•lllornl• 92627 MIChHI Sh•lil. 111'1 Monlorl•, MIUIOn Viejo. C•lll0<n1• UH7 Abdo! R Mou•W•I, 21191 Monforte. M 1n10n Viejo. C•lllor '"" •nn T!11s Du11neu IS condu<tod l>y tndlvldu411>. MlcNel Slwllll Tiii> state~! wH lllt<I wltll the County Cle<k OI Or•noe Countr on Oct , ...... f017J7f1 Publlslled <>•not Coe\! Deily Piiot. Ocl 23. JO, Nov.•. ll. 1"1 .. »41 PUIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS eustNESS NAMIE STATIMIENT Tf\f' followtnQ oerson\ •rt Oo1n9 bu\tn~S\ •\ WEST COAST PAINTING, UH7 Moena W•Y. Gar<11P11 Grove. CA '12UO O••• Louis Murrav. 121S2 Moen• Way G•roen Grov• CA '7UO Ronn•• Jam•s Scrinttwth 1Ul coueqe Cost• Mew CA nn1 T n1 '\ tM.ai~S'S t\ conducted bV • t•t'1''1ltrd .,.rtnen t.lp Oe 14' I.. Murr o 1111s sl&ternem wH 111ec1 w1111 tht Counlv Clerk OI Or•noe County on 0<1 21 .... Fl7J141 PuDllPlf<I Or•nqo Co•st Daily Pllol, Ot I 23. 30, Nov. •. I J, 1911 .S-11>·11 PUBLIC NOTICE Consolidated Report of Condition of "COMMERCE BANK " of Newport Beach, Orange County, and Domestic Subsidiaries at the close of business on September 30, 1981. Sta!e B ank No. 1216 Dollar Amounts in Thousands A SSET S Cash and due from bank s •. U.S. Treasury securities .... Obligations of other U.S. Gov't ...•...•... 7,251 .............. 316 agencies and cor porat ions. . ......••. Federal funds sold al)d securities purchased under agreem ents to r esell in domestic offices .•........•. Loans, tota l <ex cludi ng unearned income l .............. 36,822 L ess. Reserve for possible loan losses 354 1,205 36.468 Loans, net .... Bank, premises F.F.&E .. etc. Ottier assets .. TOTAL ASSE TS .. ·.· .....••.... 1, 194 ........•.... 822 . .•...... 48,657 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, par tnerships, \ and corporations . . . . . . • 18.297 T im e and savings deposits ot 1nd1v 1duals, partnerships, and corporations. . ..... Deposits of Un ited States Gov 't Deposits of States and ............ 20,708 .... 40 pol itlcal subdivisions ...... . Certified and officers' checks •.•.... T OTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .........•........ 40.~ Total demand d eposit s ........ 19,656 Total time and savings deposits 21,008 TOTAL DEPOSIT S IN DOMESTIC AN D FOR EIGN OFFI C ES. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements .•.... 300 ... 1,319 .. 40,664 t o reourchase 1n dom est ic offices . . . • . . •....• 265 Other liabilities .•.........................•.•• 1, 197 TOTAL LIABILITI ES ........••..••.......... 42,126 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Common stock No shares authorized : 1,000,000 No. shares outstanding : TOTAL CONTRIBUT ED CAPITAL ... 869,434 • 5,638 .. 5,638 Retained earnings and other capital reserves •.•.•.• TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS .................. m EQUITY ....•.•.•..•....... TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHA REHOLDERS EQUITY ....•.•• MEMORANDA ..... 6,531 48,657 (amounts outst•ndlng as of report date> T ime Deposits of Sl00,000 or more In domestic offices <I PC only): T ime certificates of deposit In denominations of S 100,000 or more ........•• 1.t,707 Market value of investment securities •.••.•••.. 1,6~ The undersigned , Samantha 0 . Ketchum, Senior Vice President & Cash ier, and David T . Blankenhorn, Chief Executive Officer of the above-named bank, each declares, for h imself alone and not for the other : I have personal knowl~ of the matters contained In this report (lncludlno t he reverse sid e hereof), and I believe that each st atem ent In said report Is true. Eactt of the undersigned, for himself alone and.not for tne other, certifies under penalty of perjury thlt the foreoolno Is true and correct. Executed on OCtot>er 23, 1981 , at ~wport 8"ch, Olffornla. /S/S1manth1 o. Ketchum /t/Oevld T. Blen~•nhOrn ~Or-.. can. o.llY ..... °""*" .. "" SUPt!RIOlt COUllT 01' CALll'O•NIA SUPllll<Mt COURT Of' CALll'O•HtA COUNTY 01' ORANGE In the M•lt•• OI COUNTY OF OllANGE In Ille M•lltr of ,,,. Applo<•tlon of CHERYL ICAY 1.Ull lor Ch.,,Qe ol N.smo the Aop11ut1on ol AllOnl AUSHA AMBER HALL.• Minor. Dy Al.I.EN LEON WINOHAM Her P•r~, "°' c,,.noe e>1 N-A1101w O•OIER TO SHOW CAUSE CHAHGIE 01' NAMIE ORDER TOS"OW CAUSE ,0. CHANGE 01' HAMIE ALISHA "M&ER H"l.I. h•• tiled 4 pelll1on In this cou'1 •or en order •llowlnQ P<'l1tloner to ch•noe ,,., n•me from Al.ISH" AMBER HAI.I. lo ALISHA AM&E R WIHOHAM WherHs CHERYl !CAY LULL"•' tlle<t ,..., prt'11on with IN-clerk ot 1n., Court tor ~rm1ut0n lo < htlnt)f' M r 1 n•m• lrom CHERYL l(AV LULL to CHARLIE ANN LULL no w lhertlO<t 111s """"'Y 0<dtrod 11\411 •11 perton• 1ntertstt<I In Ille m•l1tr •loreH ld •ppear be fore ttt•\ court In 0•1H''1ment No 3 •I 100 Civic C•nter Drlvt Wnt, S.nt• Ana. Ce llfor"i•, on Oectmbtr 2 1 .. 1. •t 10 JO o"<IO<k • m .• -1nen -tnere show,..,_., II •ny they NVt '*"'r S•kl petition IO< chenQe OI ,,...,. IN>UIO not l>e or.,,t.O IT IS HEREBY ORDERED tn•I •II per,on\ 1n1t>rf'\led 1n \n., m•tt~.., ••or•\•IG •PP~ar •t (•l1torri'• Suo-r~Of Court tor Or•ne)P' Covn•., O.P•rtme111 J. 100 C1•1t c,n,.,r Drove I Wost San•• Ana, C•lllornl4 92701 on Ooumi>er 1 1911 •1 10 lO o'tloC-. I a m .• ot w•d da. •ncl tlltn ano o ... ,, show c•uiwt 1t ttny thfoy "'""'"· W'hy \•i:O I .lPPli<•Hon tor ChilH'MJf' of n•m• 'he'.Mil'O not be 0'""'"° IT IS ~URTHER OROfREO lh•I • copy of tto order lo "''"' c .,u ~ t>• I a>UbliS'Wd 1n Od•IY Pilot • nf"w\SMl>f"' of oen.-r•I urrutAt1on 1ivo•1V1ttd m Or•n;e Cout"lly for onct ~ w•..-• ff,, tour •ff•\ II 1, lunher ordered that • c OPY of thh order to viow u uie be PVDllslleO In Daily Piiot. • new-per OI qenoral clrcul.Olton, publl'lhed in tllh <ounty •t le•'t Ot1Cf" • weft for f04Jr cons.Kuhve WHkS ptlO' to ""' CUy of teld he•t1nQ D•tod Oct 21. llf81 Rone Id H Prenntr Judo)e ol thO s.-rlor Coun Gelt~&MM1111 A ~,..,_...., Cerfll9retlt11 I-Dove Strwt, S..i• 1u New,.,, h.0<11, ~llf°"'U. UMO 714 au-:17,. O•t•d Oct /I 1"91 Ronakl H P(,,.,,,..,., Ju<IQeol lhr $14)ero<>r Court J•m .. 1. Ritllty AttorMy •• L.lw 160 N Ewctkl, Sit 10S GltllHll••...r ..... P.~ ANl~elm, CA ttl01 (7UI .... >450 Publ111Wd OranQe coast O•lly Piiot, Publl\...0 OrbllQ• t°"'' Dally PolOt. Ott 13. JO, No• •· ll. 1'1111 4411 11 Ocl 13 JO Nov 6 1 l 1"81 •4l1 '1 ruauc MOTIC£ PUIUC NOTICl Consolidated Report of Condition of "C ITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA" of Costa Mesa, Or ange County, and Domestic Subsidiaries at the close of business on September 30, 1981 , State Bank No. 1060 Dollar Amounts 1n Thousa nds ASSETS C ash and due from bank s U.S. Treasury secur ities . Obl igations of Other U .S. Govt agenc ies and corporations Obligations of States and political subdivisions .... Federal funds sold and securities purchased under aQreem ents to resell in domestic offices • . • . Loans, Total (e><cluding unearned income) ...•... Less: Reserve for possible loan losses ..• , ••.••• Loans, net ..•..••. , Bank premises, F .F.&E .• etc. •. Other assets .... . TOT AL ASSETS ........... . LIABILITIES Dem and deposits ot individuals, partnerships and corporations ........ . Time and savings deposits of individuals, partner ships, and corporation s . . ..•... 41,781 .. 324 Deposits of United Sta tes Gov't . Deposits of States and political subdiv isions ..• Certified and officer s' checks ...... . TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIG N OFFICES. 51,010 T otal demand deoosits ....• 17 ,219 Total time and savings d eposits 33,791 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES .. Other liabilities for borrowed money , inc luding note balances of U .S. Treasury ....... . Other liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL LIABILITI ES ..•...... SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Common stock No. shares authorized: 1,500,000 No. shares outstanding: 931,214 1,862 Surplus •...............•........••... 1,716 TOTAL CONTRI BUTED 3,346 200 1.069 S,894 1,000 4Q,q57 2,937 I 1,072 57,475 15,086 1 31,009 . 041 1,908 1,966 .. 51,010 226 700 51,936 CAPITAL. .........••.......••••.••• : ••...•. 3,578 Retained earnings and other capital reserves .....•...• TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY •...•...•.......... T O TAL LIABILITI ES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ..•.........• MEMORANDA: <•mounts outstanding as of report date) 1,901 5,539 57,475 Standby letters of cr edit outstanding 1,009 Time certificates of deooslts in denominations of S 100,000 or more •. Other Orne deposits in amounts of 16,552 S 100,000 or more . . . . • • • . • • • . . . • • • • • • • . 2,700 Market value of Investment securities..... 5,01 S l:he undersigned, Kenneth L .• Donahue, Vice President & Cashier, and JOhn w. Walsh, Sr. Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer of the a bove-named bank, each dec lare$, for himself alone and not tor the other : I have personal kf'IOwledge of the matters contained In this report (Including the reverse side hereof ), and I believe that eac h statem ent In said r e port Is true . Eac h of tM underslgned1 for himself alone and not for the other , certif ies unoer penalty of perfury that the foreooing Is true encl correct. Executed on October 23, 1981, at Costa Mesa, Callfornla. /S/Ktnnelh L . Donthue /s/JOhn W. Walsh ~°' ... Qetl °"''" ....... or-t .. 1'11 D eficit halt. freer money to ease housing crisis? 1 /'Jus 111 lh1• Hurd oJ a four part st•rtt•s on 111' liousmg t'm".~ 1 d 1 n·t·t. say11 J urk Carlson , ext.'l.'ulh•t• v1te presid ent o( tht• Nu t 111 11al Assoc1a t 1on o r R e a llor•!oo A 11 ct•onom l !ol , he t•l a•m!oo hou'>i111.:"' fXJrt aon of the rnont'Y taken b,y gu n•rnmcnt to 1'111;111<.'t' l hl' defic-il I!> 25 f)t'l'l'l'Ot Dy JOHN CUNNI 1-'f' A,, ... -...... 1,.1 'lt:w YOHK l.,(•l'ktn~ to ., ll I rn Cl ll II I I h I. d t' h I 11 l a t I n i.:: imp.11·1 111 l 11gli hor rowing t•ni.ts. hnmt•bu11tJto1 ., :11ul hr 11kt•r'> ,1n· urj.!tllj.! "" wa ... h1ngto11 ... pr11gr.11n lht ' ... :.n \\ill lo"'r'r 1nkr l""l rJ\l'" .111d 1nflat 11111 l oo ·For 1•v1•1y Siii b1llton of dt>f1¢lt. 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OhF•rro MUTUAL FUND AOV•n<.l'd Oecll...O Uncl1•nQed Tot•t 1nu~' New 1110"' Ntw tow\ Tota• ... ,._ q II lltlllll' m ortga)(l' lt·ndera, remain ti«>d t 11 the huuxlnf{ industry r ather th an rn•ed to expand into other art'al\ or finance T hl· n atl Ill housing 's comn, s<•Yl> the NAi ii!, 1s a bill now p<•ntling that wo uld permit thrif'l inst1t ul1ons to UM' 100 per t•ent or t hl•i r a ssets for corporat e. bus i n ess or farm loan s, and 1n vcstme n b 1n t•o mme r c ial p:1pl•r. rorµor ate securities and l'onsunwr louns Such activities art! now limited by r egulations 1 o 20 pereent or assets In cffec-t, says the NAllB, stron J,!ly supported by the r ealty h ruk l•rs , p assa ge or s uch t ... g1sla tt0n would p ermit tht thrifts to d esert housing. whos~ problem s in r ecent year s have und erm i n e d Lht'ir financ ial s tru cture "It is m our self i nterest to sta y in housin g .·· counters Ja m es C hr1s l1an . c hief el.'onom1st of the U .S L eague of Sa vtn~s Associations "'All our (•xpNtise 1s in hou!>ing And almost a ll i t s investm ents ·our btg problem is that two thirds of our loan portfolio is at fixed rates below 10 1><•rcenl. !"1aid C h ristian Thal a nd the desertion of savers lo the monc) markets Aul when sa v ings return. i:.avs Chnslian. thrifts can offset some or those below-cost loans b~ l ending on mortgages at h1ght•r rate!> Ill' sees lhat day f ast approaching. and look s u111m it as an opportunity T he r eal estute brok er s. as \.\t•ll as the NAHB . aren 't c·on' meed Should the proposed le.((1slatron be en acted, they have 1nd1catod . 1t "'ould am ount t o the abandonment by the thrif ts of t heir respons1biltty to housing 1 "Vert ls there hope? 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"We're working on all of our cost problems. but unless we can get our unions to cooperate in reducing non competitive labor costs, more drastk closing and deeper cutbacks may be necessary " The entire auto industry is undergoing a shrln~ing or its labor force, and non-competitive labor costs are contributing to this shrinking effect. Right now, he said, GM is faced with a choice between a further drop in em ployment or more sensible, compet1t1 ve labor costs Smith said GM 1s ~llll hopeful of meeting with the UAW to t alk about non-competitive labor costs and what both parties can do to reduce them. Currently, labor costs al General Motors are $19.65 per hour, which is about 80 percent higher than the average for all U.S manufacturing companies and also 80 percent higher than that of J apanese competitors . "These talks are very necessary. indeed. they are critical. Smith ~aid .. we·re not trying to win propaganda points by seeking a solution before the preseiit labor contracts expire next fall. we·re tryint to keep our company competitive and there y save JObs now. before it is loo late. And such n urgent mission just can·t wait until next year." He underscored the urgency of the need for a clear understanding of the severity of the problems fa cing the auto industry by highlighting the events of last week During the week. GM announced· * * * * * * Chrysler reports 3rd quarter loss DETROIT tAPJ Chrysler Corp. said it lost $149.3 million in th e third quarter of 1981, pushing U.S . automakers· losses for the period to $969 million Chrvsler \\as the fourth IJ.S. automaker to report losses for the third quarter Ford Motor Co. reported Wednesday that 1t lost $335 million. or $2 .78 per s hare. in tht• quarter. compared lo S595 million. or $4.95 per !>hare, in the period a year ago. Chrysler·s los!>. which amounted to $2.14 per s hare of common stock, was about what industry analysts had predicted and was s ubstantially s maller than the S498 7 million. or S7 42 per share, loss in the July-September quarter last year In a message to Chrysler stockholder s. Chairman Lee A. lacocca said third quarter results .. should be l'Ons1dered in the perspective of the wors t automollVl' rN:ession in 50 years · · Th1rd·quarter losseii of $468 mil hon. ~ htl'h reduced GM 's nine months earnings to S237 m1lhon or JUSt 76 cents a s hare The closing or u GM service parts plant in Detroit in order to improve effic1ences and e nhance GM 's competitive pos il1 o n in the aftt.•rmarket parts business Cancellation of option!> on property planned for construction of a mullim1llion-dollar assembly plant in Kansas City. Kan A drop in GM 's !>ales levels dunng the first 20 days in October by more than 30 percent comµared with the like period a year ago In light of the continued cost pressures. Smith !>a id GM ha s been reviewing its entire management system. from board room to plant fl oor GEti~IC ftE~ARC.tt I~ 6NLY CLON1t1G Af?.ou~D .. ,.,,. , ... ,,.,., .. , '• ,, .. •' u• ..... ,_ WE DON'T WANT YOUR BUSINESS unless we can do it welt and on time. But maybe we should discuss your project or problem. cosu "'cs-641-1289 ,~ ...... "'°" l h•d "''u'°" .it.1()495-0401 1..,1 C.,..... CeCMt We"'O CS•" °"99D ,,..., et • .,.,. Plll•r t 7 lnjf>(•tu nldn (50.300T)·Mould Dt"pt ACCENT PLASTICS INC hllft'tOft CA 7 14-871-1787 WYOMING OIL LOTTERY OPEN TO ALL " $84,000 + Royalties• Hundreds of average citizens will win 011 lease ~ights in the .upcorrying public drawing conducted by the State of Wyoming. 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Katella Avenue, 772-2472 COSTA MESA -2110 Harbor Boulevard. 540-7337 MISSION VIEJO -308 Mission Viejo Mall. 495-6582 - I I I I -----~ Daily Piloi FRIDAY, OCTOBER JO, 1981 FOR THE RECORD C6 Another Bell r Dino) cracks the. Kansas U. backfield. See C6 . o.lty ~-,._ ., °'"'""Marr Lake rs: Nothing to defend By CURT SEEDEN Ofllleo.tfr_ ...... INGLEWOOD -Los Angeles Lakers Coach Paul Weslhead sits in his office at the Forum and thinks, ·'This is too good to be true." Forget last year 's inability lo repeal as the champions of the National Basketball Association. Houston's stunning mini-series victory over the Lakers last season is a dead issue. It's 1981, and Westhead, with a 6· 1 pre-season record as proof, has a hungry, healthy team s piced by the addition of Mitch Kupchak and seasoned with a 33-year·old captain who is as intense as ever. ··1 ·M READY for the season," admits Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers' leader on the floor. ··1 came into camp at about 255 but in good shape because I used a Nautilus program, rode my bike, went swimming and also s hot a lot or baskets." Edison's Dave Gerour leaps for a TD . the d ir ec t result of one of three blocked punts. like John Burke 120J and Bill Gray show at right. And s peaking of shooting bas k ets, Jabbar, entering his 13th season in the NBA, needs just 441 points lo become the second all-time leading scorer in N BA history. passing Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek .. Chargers get a kick out of this one Three blocked punts in the first quarter make it all too easy for top-ranked Edison By ROG ER CARL.SON Of .. o.lty "-S4aft There are times when one wonders if anyone can beat Edison High 's Chargers. two-time defending CIF Big Five Conference champions, ranked No. l for so long one wonders who used to be No 1, and currently the possessor of a 30-game winning streak. Edison assistant who is in his second year at the Westminster helm. pos1t1on. once again. for No. 1. aside from Major's dominance in the aerial game. netting 188 yards on a 15-for-22 e vening with 1 interception ··w e never had a chance to play football after kicking it around like we did in the first fi ve minutes. It didn't turn out to be much or a game. But they made the good plays happe n. They JUSt got us so early:· · · 1 thought we played very well." said ive never had a chance t o play football aft er k icking 1t around like 1ce d id ... Well, it djdn't take long to realize it wouldn't be Westminster High's Lions Thursday night not when the Lions were the victims of three straight blocked punts in the first quarter. It's bad enough that you can't make a first down on the Chargers, but when you can't get your punt off. either, there isn't much hope. With a Homecoming crowd of 6,000 at Orange Coast College on hand for the Chargers. including the coaching staffs of Los Altos <the CIF's No. 3 team with a 7 ·O record > and Fountain Valley. a mong others lookmg on. routine was hardly the word for 8-0 Edison. We•tmln•ter Coach Berry Waters The result was a 35-7 spanking from the Sunset League leaders and the outcome was evident so early in the game. it became a very routine victory for Edison, which is averaging over, 37 points a game. the highest in the CI F Southern Section. T h eo Langford s cored three touchdowns. catching scoring passes of 5 and 14 yards from quarterback Ken Major. Dave Geroux added touchdown runs of I and 5 yards and Jerry Graham toed five PATs. Edi s o n Coach Bill Workman , "especially because we've been sick all week · 'Geroux and I Rick > Di Bernardo didn 't practice at all and we had poor pra c ti c e s . Our punter <Troy Richardson ) hurl his leg but still did a job for us. Under the circumstances. I have to be very satisfied. but we had an a wful lot of penalties." ·'It was so frus trating, .. s aid a disconsolate Barry Wate rs. the former Once again Geroux's and Langford's stats were ridiculous, Geroux netting only 32 yards on 7 carries, Langford gaining 50 yards on 9 totes. The reason ? Ove rwhelming field As us ual. Edison won the penalties Dodger vets enjoy parade But youngsters are waiting in the wings LOS ANGELES CAP > -The Los Angeles Dodgers, survivors of baseball's longest season. celebrated their world cha mpionship with a parade in their city today. But it could be the last hurrah for the team which ended years of frustration by defeating the New York Yankees in six games to win the World Series. There are rumblings that despite their championship, the Dodgers brass could be ready to begin breaking up this veteran team, which has been intact for so long. Of the nine Dodger starters in the final game of the Series. only one, Pedro Guerrero. was under the age of 30. That had a lot to do with the emotion the veterans felt at finally winning the world championship which had eluded them for so long. "We were tired of losing to these guys," said catcher Steve Yeager, who shared the Series Most Valuable Player award with Guerrero and third baseman Ron Cey. "We were beaten in 1977 and 1978 and we felt our time had come." FIRST BASEMAN Steve Garvey sounded a little wistful about the possibility that this cast of Dodgers may not all be back when spring training begins next year. .. As the song says, · ll 's not for me to say,' " he began. "This is certainly the end or a very sentimental journey. Our infield that has played together so long may not be together much longer. What better way lo go out than with a world championship?" ~ during the regular season, has asked repeatedly to be traded. lf there are changes to be made, the Dodgers were not thinking about them today. They were accepting the congratulations of their city. Manager Tommy Lasorda and owner Peter 0 ' Malley were lo receive the keys to the city. MEANWHILE, COMBUSTIBLE New York Yankee owner George Steinbrenner promised there would be some changes in his club. Moments afte r the final out of the sixth game, Steinbrenner issued an apology to the people of New York and said : "We will be at work immediately to prepare for 1982 ... Among the decisions facing Steinbrenner are the status of several unsigned Yankee veterans, headed by slugger Reggie Jackson and pitcher Ron Guidry. They are eligible for free agency, and another unsigned veteran Yankee, outfielder Lou Piniella, is certain there will be changes. "Sure. they'll make changes." he said. "George doesn't stand still, but I'm sure they'll be for the good of the club. Hopefully, a lot of us will be back. but we all know some of us won't." Jackson, a World Series loser for the first time after being a member of five world championship teams, said: ''We've got a lot of guys who know what's going on. We've got a lot of older guys who know they may not be around next season." There was disappointment for the veteran outfielder. game. loo. being hit for 11 infractions for 108 yards. but things like that only s eem to slow things down. Langford and Major teamed up with JU~t 3:01 s pent in whi ch they made things look easy as the former slipped to the left side after Major faked a h andoff to Geroux up the middle at the Wes tminster 5 and caught a touchdown pass to culminate a 64-yard drive in 5 plays on the opening series. Then, Bill Gray stepped forward to set the trend for the rest of the first half, crashing through to block a Wes tminster punt attempt when the Lions could not move the ball against the Edison defense. It ga ve Edison possession al the Wei.tminster 27 and quickly it was 14 ·0. thanks to Langford's 1-yard leap. John Burke was next in line for a shot al the Westminster punter and he went one better, picking up his blocked punt tSee E DISON, Page C3) The countdown begins tonight (8 ·30 > when the Lakers begin the 1981 ·82 season at the Forum a~ain st the same Hous t o n Ro ckets who eliminated them in the third game o f their mini-series last April before a sellout crowd and a national TV audience. · 'T.his team is ready,·· notes Westhead. who two years ago guided the Lakers to the World Championship. "The team has s tones in their shoes. They're trying to shake them out and some thing is rubbing against them . They want to play." With his six-time MVP Jabbar ready, a nd Kupchak s liding right into the role asked of him, Westhead does have reason to sound optimistic. KUPCHAK SHOT 59 percent in pre-season. best on t he club. He also averaged 17.l points per game and hauled down an average of 9.5 rebounds. In his last two outings, the former Washington Bullets star was 11 of 16 in field goals against Denver and 8 of 11 <See LAKERS, Page C?> Garvey said he will never forget the instant Ken Landreaux caught Bob Watson's final out fly ball, ending the Series. "It's a different feeling for me because J 've never been on a loser," he said. "I did the best I could. If I got no hits or 10 hits, it doesn't matter, because I did my best.·· Dodger Manager Tommy Lasord.a is tM man of tM hour Thursday upon arrival. at LA Airport. "There will never really be another moment like it," he said. "It's been 25 years of blood and sweat. Baseball is a team sport and the ultimate is to be a world champion. I will admit, I did have tears in my eyes." Garvey, 32, Cey, 33, second baseman Davey Lopes, 35, and sbortatop Bill Russell. 33, have played as a unit since 1973, a record for an infield remaining intact. But Lopes bas bad two bad years in a row and committed a record tlx errors. W Al'ITNG IN THE WINGS are two candidates -Steve Sax, promoted from San Antonio of the Texas League where he wu the mo&t valuable player ln 1981, and Jack Perconte, who's bad a couple of soUd years at Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast League. • The other young 11u,gen, ouu1e1der \;anel)' Maldooado and first baseman Mike ll1nb1U, both had biC yean at Albuquerq\M and carry cu·~m.1.11 major leque credential.I. Rick Monday. who bit the .ca:••t·.tnnkl1 home run lD the ninth lnnlaa ol ftftb tam• o( the NatJonal Lea1ue Champioulalp S.ri11, la conalderlna retirement. Yeqer, Ul*9 1partn1ly Sloan, Cougar.s have Pullman feeling rosy By ED ZINTEL Of ............... Pullman, Washington. located 7S miles south of Spokane, Is one of those real McCoy college towns. The name Itself comes ftom inventor-tycoon George Pullman, who alao gave bis name to the railroad sleeping car some 100 years aao. Originally known as Three Forks because the Missouri Flat Creek from the North, Dry Creek from the South and the South Palouae from the East. coover1e there, not much bu chanced in Pullman where approximately 41,000 live, 17,000 of those student.a at Wuhlneton State University. Likewise, not much bu chanced over the yena for the achool'• football pro.J!!i':i It'• been a sleeping car too with just three aeUODI in the put 18 years. 1 Academics, not athletics, has always been the pride and joy of the Cougars. That's what Kevin Sloan knew when he decided to go there in 1978 out of Estancia Hilb School. Thou.gb he was a football player, and a good one at that, he didn't let an unsuccessful on-the-field record deter him. For one thlng, WSU's coaches believed in him and even if they suddenly stopped bellevin1 in him, Sloan could tum to academics. He was, in fact, an exceptional tt\ldent. One thing about 10101 to a school Uke Washington State, lf you're an athlete, you certainly don't have much to live up to. And that can take off a lot ol the praaure. Anyway, Sloan, an all·leag-ue defenalve lineman at Eatancla, waa UpUy reenaJted. USC, UCLA and Stanford, amona ot.ben, an cave a look, but none were keenly lnte~ becauae U.ey f tit Sloan was too tall to be a defensive lineman. Supposedly, a guy who's 6-7 bas trouble 1ettin1 underneath his blocking opponent, and without'. great speed (Sloan runs the 40 In about S.1). you're more cut out to be an oflenatve lineman. • Bingo. Enter Wubinitm State wttb an otter~ Sloan. "When they told me that U.1 wua.d to mab me an offensive tackle, 1 told UMtm I woulda't So there," Sloan aald from Pullman UU. wMk u Jae and his team prepared for Saturd&J'• Pu-10 battle agalnlt USC bere at tM LA Collllaa. ''So they Hid RH, we'll lift 1W a alMlt a\ def enaive U..." But wblle be wu w.-..... • tMt ....... aprinc Clrllll piioi to ldi •1t1rW"l~~-­red·•hlrtins u a lnlbipaa .._ ..... ti1i ..... ; Sloan, pel'h•P9 Ml.DI • nl.Uft mh 1 ea ( KBVIN, •••• Q) I ---------------------------------·--------------------------------------~~------- st e p towa rd free a gen c y From AP dlspatcbe SAN DIEGO Infielders Bobby m Grich of the Angels and Jerry Remy or the Boston Red Sox formally filed for the free agent re-entry draft with the Major League Players Association Thursday. Players eligible for the draft have 15 days after the World Series to file for it. Once having filed . they can negotiate with their current club up lo three days before the draft. scheduled this yt•ar for Nov 13 tn New York. Both players are represented by agent Jerry Kap~tean who said he would begin discussions "'1th other clubs for both infielders. l'nde r term~ or the baste agreement. potential free agents ma) discuss anything except money with inten•stctl clubs before the draft. During this period. tht'Y ('an talk money only with their c·urrent club Herny. who will be 29 Nov. 8. batted .307 for tht> Red Sox m 1981 and 313 last season. He is the first player under 30 since the late Lyman Bostock to go into the draft with consecutive 300 seasons Grich, 32. will be a repeater free agent. s u b j t• c· t o n I y t o a m a t e u r d r a ft . c ho i c e compensation I le left the Baltimore Orioles in 1976. signing a five-year contract with the ,\ngels. Gm:h batted .304 this season, tying for the• American League home run lead with 22. hitting 16 m the se<.•ond half Quote of the day R t>~~k Ruckcr. \Hele receiver of the Cit•\ l'land Bro"' n". on O.J. Simpson's l<•l<"'l llt•rl! t·ommerc1al ··What 1 want to kn1m 1-.. 1r th1-. gu~ ran fl). "'hy does he nl'l'd tn rl'nl a tar., Phtllles sold for over $30 m1ll1on The Philadelphia Ph1lhes have m been sold to a group headed by Phillies executive vice-president Bill Giles for S30 175 million. former owner Ruly ('arpente r announced Thursday The purchase µrice 1s tht• largest ever paid for a major-league baseball franchise. said Carpenter, whose family has owned the Phillies since Carpenter's grandfath er purchas ed the team for approximatl'ly $500,000 in 1943. Giles will be the g<'ne ral partner and sole operator of the rn1nth1~e for the group From Page C1 Flyers fight to win over Penguins Mel 8rtd1man scored lhrqe goals ~ T hursday night to ll'•d the ' Philadelphia i''lycns to a 6 4 Nataonel HO<'key League victory over Pittsburgh m a au m l' marred by a tlrst period brawl Bridgman's rmal goal came on 11 power play al 15·38 of the third period two minutes after Pittsburgh 's George f 't'rJ(uson had tied the score The brawl. which broke out alter l:'illsburgh's Ross Andeno!l tut Bridgman with his s tick und the Flyers• 8r1an Propp had s peared Anderson, resulted in 144 mlnutes ol penalties. 72 tor ea ch team .. Bob GalDey, Br ian Engblom and Perre Mondou scored goals an a third-period rally as Montreal tied Boston. 5 5 lo remain the nhl's only unbeaten team. Veteran Guy Lan eur triggered the Canadiens' <'omeback from a 4·1 deficit with a goal just 40 seconds before the end ot the ~econd period ... Joh n OgrodnJck and Mike FoUgno each scored three goals as Detroit c rushed Calgary, 12·4 to r ecord the Red Wings' highest one-game scoring output against the Flames in their 10-year history Defensemao Norm Barnes S<'ored his first goal of the season with less than six minutes to play to hft Hartford to a 6·6 tie with the New York Islanders Barnes· goal came shortly after the Islanders had taken a 6·5 lead on goals by Mike Bossy and Anders Kallur. Kenney back at controls Sunday Bill Kenney, the former San [il Cle m ente High a n d Saddlebac k College product who helped direct the Kansas City Chiefs to a 6-2 record. will be at quarterback Sunday when the Ar'Oeric an Football Conrerence We st leaders play at San Diego. However. KC Coach Marv Levy refuses to call him the team 's No. l quarterback. and observers are wondering whether Steve Fuller may soon be calling signJls again. as he did late in last week's 28·17 Chiefs' come-from-behmd victor.v at Oakland . West's son ordered to stand trial Tht> !>on of former bas ketball star • Jerry Wt'st was ordered to stand tnal on two c·ounts each of burglary and r eceiving stolen property Michael J erry West, W. along with two accomplices. were accused in connection with sever a I house robberies of Jewelry, ~alver ware and other goods from hom <.•s 1n th<' arrluent Pacific Palisades-Bre ntwood area Alberto Salazar. two-time New Yo rk C1tv Marathon winner. reaffir med his opin10n Thursday that runners· s hould be paid and added that many already are rece iving <'ash ··There's no secret that under·the·table payments do occur 1n all major U .S road races." he said al a news conference in Eugene. Ore Television, radio TV: Haskctball llo uston vs the Lakers al lngll'wood. 11 30 p rn . Chanrwl 2 Taped. RADIO: Baskl•tball llou~ton at Lakers. 8 30 p.m . KLAC 15701 LAKERS OPEN S EA SO N • • • aga inst Golden State .... And the n there 's Magic .l ohn!>on. who has s hown no di effecL.., from his knee s urgery j last ~eason J ohnson led the ~ l.akers 1n rebounds I 9.8J. assists ~ t 10 01 and steals <2 11 during the Lakers have no title to honor nothing to defond but their own pride · · 1 n retrospect. I'm not s ure our players reali2ed what was lurking around the corner last s eason ... Westhead says handr<Jnl'l' to a trio or rookies on lhl' l.ak<'r" roste~ First-round pick Mike McGee of Michigan, fourth round selec tion Kevin McKenna of Creighton and free agent Kurt Rambis out of Santa l"lara <1rt' all capable ;i pre season ~ 1 Jamaal Wilkes. Norm Nixon. )11k e Coo pt•r and Mark La nd~berger round out the Lakers· top seven. "Everybody wants a piece of the championship There were a lot RAMBIS IS the surprise of the of wolves attacking a year ago. group A third-round pick by the · I thmk we have enough skill o win the championship But hether we will s till have the good fortune. I don't know," Westhead admits . "You need uck to win a cha mpionship, plus u good health factor. And even ir a ll those factors a re present, it still does not take into account he ability to get on target and stay on target." wanting a piece of the title. New York Knicks in 1980, That's true in sports. regardless Ramb1s playt•d 1n Greece last of the level. year Ill' fought his wa~ onto the .. Because of that, teams were team and now "plays th e digging in against us and going defensive post as well as anyone all out." Westhead continues. on our roster." his coach says. .. We were unable to s urprise R ut muc h of the Lakers' a nyone l ast season . It's a success will depend on Jabbar. difficult thing to deal with. You In the pre-season . the 7·2 center can t alk about it all you want. led the Lakers in six or the seven and say, 'Everybody wants a gam es. Among his numbers was pi~ce of the c hamps.· But what a 4 2 · po\ n l , 1 7 · r ebou nd does it mean? Once you have performance against Boston. He experienced it and only when also scored twice in the finaJ 27 UNLJKE LAST season. the you experience something of thjs seconds to force an overtime .akers won·l be looking over nature can you learn to cope pe riod agains t Seattle in the heir s h o u 1 d e r s al NB A with it... pre.season opener. eventually ~t-'-p-'p_o ~n~h 1 s sea son __ T_h_e ___ S_u_c_h_a_n_e_x:..pe_r_i_e_n_c_e _w_o_n_'_l_be_a __ won by the Lake rs ************* 'NFL standings ~ NATIONAL CONFER ENCE We lern Division W LT PF ·an Francisco 6 2 O 191 .R ams 4 4 O 194 PA Pct. 140 .750 162 .500 180 .500 163 .250 I Atlanta 4 4 O 222 J'New Orleans 2 R 0 98 .' E astern Division f 1,Philadelphia 7 . I o 183 112 "NY Giants 5 3 0 164 121 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Western t>lvlslon Kansas City San Diego Denver Oakland Seattle W L. 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Other highlights of Thursday's prep cross country action saw the undefeated University High g irls down rival Irvine. 15·44 , as five Uni girls tied for firs t. Standout Polly Plumer. running only her third CROSS COVNTRY r ace of the season due to an inJury. was joined by teammate Te res a Barrios for the firs t time this vear Together. they set the pace for the other Um girls. Su!><in Armentrout. Laura Sauerwein. and Jamie Nourse On the bo~~ level. Huntington Beach moved its league record to 4· l. second in league behind Fountain Valley wit h a 15 -49 win over Marina. Gus Qu1n9ne2. Martin Cueva and Pat Hernande2 led the way for the Oilers. Edison downed Westminster. 23·35, lo finish 3·2 in le ague and in third place in league meet action. Kvle Martin of Westminster finished first with Edison's Mike Coe a nd Hector Arroyo following. "They ran below average but it was cold and windy." s aid Edison coach Colin McConnell In S<.'a \'1l'w lc•ague action. L'01ve rs1ty and 1 r vi ne battlc:d 1t out for second in the final league s tandings behind undefeated El Toro and it was Unive rsity coming away with a 24-35 victory Cvril Oblouk . undefeated this season in 1ndi vidual me<'l". ll'd the way for Uni m followed b' tt•ammate Fn•d llesslevik I 151 101 · Corona del Mar tjpended Newport Harbor to finish at I 3 and third 1n league The Sailors ended at 2·5 Costa Me~a ·s Mark Howard broke a course record Lo lead Costa Mesa past Estancia. His 16 :08 broke the previous Costa Mesa course record set by teammate Scott Lacrosse a year ago of 16 : 10. Finally. Woodbridge upped its record to 4·2 in first.year Garden Grove action as the Warriors split a tri-meet \'('rd1ct. dcreatmg Los Amigos and los mg to Garden Grove Brian Wilson was the top rinisher fo r Woodbridge. finishing second. On the girls level. Fountain Valley, led by Melanie Kirby, e.isily defeated Ocean View. 15·50. The Barons took the lop four plaes as Kirby was followed by Diana Crahtrce. Heather Pringle and Laurie Sharette. Tu ~ )'Ot.lr fT'f!I camttl and dinntr for two. heft's 111 )'OU do: ONE. Ca.II us 1ny timr within the nm 10 dl)'S. MAke Ill ~pe>lntment for I wttkd.\y (Monday through Friday) tour of Snow Lakt Lodge. lt'5 Big Bur's newt?St &nd most IWlur· iougly appointed timrshan, vaation raol1.. 1WO. K~ your awof ntment and brlnll thla Id with )'OU. Thal'• all. Naturalf~ W! haYt! our rusom for lli\lfng away amm1 and dlnnm. Wt hopt )'Ot.I lllct Snow l..akt ~~much )'OU11 want to vacation httt. 'wtrt bc:autifuUy located bttwml Snow Summtt Md a.it Bar L&kt. Smxlc ln tht mJddlt ol a ~ 'round '4ICation pandltt . F'REE. And whtthcf )'OU d«ldt to makt Snow Laklt LocS,it )'Ot.lt Mutt *lltloft homt or not, )'OU .atll ttt tht Kodak Plt1)tdmt INWtt Camm. the llm Md the dinner i>r lM aW1J1Wm.. From Page C1 KEVIN SLOAN • • • quantity ui1 late as last aprine. was uid. by the school's media guide, to have broken the ankle ln a Creak accident, trippln" over aome steps . Dul U<'tually. Sloan broke It while twisting awuy from the guy he was playing behind last year. Allan Kennedy. now a member or the San Francisc:o 49ers. This year . Sloan emerged as the No 1 right tackle a nd thou1h he sees improvements that still need to be made. be'is proved to he a \.op n otch line man. And it 's n o ~---------. coincidence that Washington State 15 s udde nly a winner. With a 5·0·1 r ecord goin g into Saturday's game, all of Pullman is going bananas It's the best start for WSU in over 50 years. The scent or roses has never been so poignant jn Pullman Sloan is almost as s urpri se d 1n Washington State as the rest of the col lege foot ball world "I \ -., thought we might be 5 2 •_-....imL-___ _:a.._J• b y n o w • b u t l\(•t111 Slow1 undereated ? That would have been a little hard to believe." Pat Ruel. the offensive line coach, says he feels like he's on Fantasy Is land. "We graduated four of five people on the offensive line last year." he says. "We don't have much experie nce up front but there is a lot of communication goin g on. The guys are all extremely intelligent. All but one was on the dean's list last sem ester ... According lo Ruel. one way to gauge an offensive line's success is to look at some under -the-cover statis tics. Like negative and plus yardage, for instance. The Cougars' leading rusher, Tim Harris. has carried the ball 100 times and lost yardage only four times. At the same time, Harris has aver aged 6.2 yards per carry while no other WSU ball-carrier has averaged less than 4.5. Ruel says that Sloan was only an "average .. all-around player when he first came to the university but has surprised even him. "He's an organizer. he's intellige nt and he accomplishes than gs," sa ys Ruel ··His pass blocking was at first a question mark but he's improved that. He started the season inexperien<'ed but he's playing now like he's been doing it a couple of years." At his current rate of improvem ent. Ruel fii.:ures Sloan has a good opportunity to be drafted by the pros next year ·'The main thing is that he doesn't level out. I think Allan Kennedy did that last year but fortunately he had a n already good reputation so he was drafted." As for the upcoming game with USC, Sloan says he refuses to be intimidated by what matches up to be a bigger. faster Trojan team and one which is a 13112 point favorite. "They can think whatever they want now, but what matters is what happens Saturday.'· Sloan says with confi<i enc:e. "We like being the underdogs. it's something we're used to. ln 14 of our last 15 games. we've beat the s pread. "The main thing is that we're not waiting around for them to hit us. We have to go after them " All of Pullman will be behind them Gullic k on tun Bor~ TOKYO <API Tim Gullikson of the United States scor('d a surprising 6·3, 6·1 victory over second-seed1•d Bjorn Borg of Sweden in the second round of the World Super tennis tournament Thursday Borg·s defeat was a big disappointment to Japanese tennis Cans. who had hoped the Swede would meet top-seeded American John McEnroe in the final in a re match of their clashes in the Wimbledon and U.S Open finals McEnroe won both those matches . J e dinner's on us • The camern's on us • The film's on us. Free But )'Ot.I do haw to hurr)L You haw only 10 days to unnae )'Ot.lr i.ppointment and be digiblt for our frtt Qifts. So why not call our toU-&a number ri«ht now, Qil tolfne (800) 462·493L CdM tops Irvine Sea K i n gs miss chances. but win ~ 13-8 • By K EN IDLI .. 0(-CMlty ,.... ...., The Corona de! Mar High Sea Kings , behind the running of Bill Bright and J e ff C a se. a nd passing of quarterback Eric Woods, rolled to their second Sea View League win. with a 13·8 victory over Irvine High School. before 700 diehard, cold fa ns Thursday night at Newport Harbor High School. The 13-8 score was closer than the game really was as the Sea Kings dominated play. but just couldn't put many points on the board. The Irvine defense held Corona del Mar at bay inside its five-yard line three times, but the Sea Kings still managed the victorv C dM coac h Dic k Morr is indi cated that his team will have t o s co r e more wh e n opportunities arise. "We moved the ball well tonight , but just couldn'l put the points on the gaping hole a nd sc<i mpered boa rd. I was very happy with down lo the Irvine fo ur-yard our defense we stunted well line . and kept Irvine's running game Three running plays later . to a m inimum most of the night, CdM had a fourth down and but we will have to play better in three situation. This was one or our next three games if we m any gambles that Se a King expect to make the playoffs ." Coa ch Dick Morris decided to The fans who braved the cold make On fourth down, the Sea windy weather, might have Kings went to Bright for their thought they were going to see first and only touchdown of the an aerial show featuring Corona n i g h t . P e t e J o ha nsson · s del Mar's Woods and Irvine point-after was perfect and CdM signal-caller Mike Zorn. had a 7·0 lead. In the first quarte r CdM But that lead turned into a started from its 33-yard line. On defi cit in a hurry. After Irvine second-and-eight. Woods went to took the ens ui ng kickoff to its a screen pass to Bright, who 34-yard hne. Zorn wound up and r a mbled 22 y ards t o t he lofted a perfectly thrown pass Vaqueros' 43-yard line. Woods to flanke r Mark Bondi. who we nt to the air again on second ca ught it at the Sea King 40-yard and 10, and found (as he did a ll line and ran untouched into the night > his tight end Hank Goebel end -zone for the score. for a first down a t the 30. On the point-after, Zorn once A facemas k penalty moved again fo und the end zone. this the ball down to the 15·yard line. time on the receiving end of a On first down Bright found a pass from J ohn Salinas. and Irvine held an 8-7 fi rs t quarter lead -------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. October 30. 1981 I 1 l Mate r D e i s u ffe r s seco n d l e a g u e lo ss By TE RRY WHITE OfllleOolllJl"lleC- end zone from Tony Locy. Three plays later a 41 -yard field goal try missed. Corona del Mar took its next possession from its 27 to the Irvine six-ya rd line. behind the running of Bright and Jeff Case. and two passin g st rikes by Woods. Three running plays took Cd M to the two, and on fourth down, Morris gambled again, this time coming up on the short end of the s tick, as Bright was buried at the one by a tenacious Irvine defense Westnurister s f)m•tcl \1•1•1/lt• i. ,,., l11·,11111Prl in h11 1':d1M111 '..;1vurr1wtc1 1t1•1e11,11 • D•llY l'li.. l'i.to •¥CM--,-.... ,'""~-,-', l 1 ru"f' I The Bis h o p Am a t High La ncers kept a toehold on fi rst place in the Angelus League by d efea ting Ma t er Dei 24 -8 Thursday night before 6.500 fans at the Santa Ana Bowl. In the s econd half. Bishop Amar s Tim Garcia padded the Lancers· cushion to 17-8 when he completed a 27-ya rd pass play to M i k e Pres cot t wit h 8 59 re maining in the third period. From Page C1 • After Irvine could do nothing from deep in its territory, it punted from its end zone. Steve Patterson took the punt from the Vaq 47 yard line and raced down the side line for a n a pparent touchdown A clip nullified the TD. but the Sea Kings drove fa r enough into Irvine territory to get a 22 yard fie ld goal by Johansson. for a lead Corona del Mar never rel mq uished EDISON BEATS WESTMINSTER • • • The Lancers moved to 2-0 in league play while the Monarchs are 1-2. and probably must win their final two league games to gain a Cl F playoff berth. A I most eight minutes later the Lancers were forced lo punt. but run ni ng back Randy Tanner , who doubles as a punter. faked the punt and ran it 74 yards for the touchdown, pulling t he Lancers out of reach. and running another 5 yards lo a n d ph i 1 Coop e r eac h the Westminster 7 intercepted a pass and for all The L1ons held on this Edison intent~ and purposes. the Lion!> series. but when they couldn't we r <' s hut d o wn 1n ever y move the ball again. 1t meant ca t egor y. although t ailback a n other punt a nd G r a} and HN b1e Campbe ll put on a solid Burke were the re. giving Edison effor t. netting 209 yards on 32 the ball at the Westminster 14 carries In the fi rs t quarter Mater De1 dre w fi rst blood when Greg Locy caught a pass from his brother. Tonv. at the 50 and outran the Bis hop Amat defende rs for a touchdown for a 76-y a rd pass pl ay to put the Monarchs in front 8-0. Mater De i Coac h Wa yne Cochrun said of Bishop Amat. "They're a good foo tball team ... The Lancers are ranked fifth in the CIF Big 5 Conference. J ohansson added another field goal in the fourt h stanza Edi son d idn 't was t e th is Campbell rushed ror !35 of cha nce. scoring 1n two plays those vards in the final quarter. with G e r o ux c arr ying the including an 8-~ard scoring run Wes tminster defense with him and a 58-yard scampe r. but 1t into the end zone from 5 yards was too late. Edison's defense The Lancers opened up their offe nse when Pernell Taylor scored on a 7·ya rd run with 9:59 r em aining in the firs t half to narrow the Monarchs· lead lo 8· 7. With jus t three seconds left in the half Bishop Amat scored again. thjs time on a 25-yard fi eld goal to lead 10· 7 The Lancers also played well on defense, intercepting four of Tony Locy ·s p asses. Bis hop Amat also inter cepted a fl ea fli ck-er pass from Phil Gray. s e tting up a 25 ·y ard Mike Frescas field goal just before the end of the first half. R 11 t out It was 21 ·0 with 8:34 still had sea led the v ic tor y long 3111!-I ~~ OU ' remaining in the first half and befo re th<: fou rth quarter ever !"O •'anu~ on TI the verd ict a l ready s afe ly arrived. P"" tucked away, "The defense has lo get the Th e Ra m s a nn o un ce d The rest of the evening was c r e d it for t he good field Thursday that this Sunday's a n ot h e r s howcas e fo r the position," said Workman. "We game against the Detroit Llons C h a r g er s · d e f en se -had s ome de fe ns ive lapses is a sellout a nd canbeshown on li n e b a ck ers Mik e Powe ll , against Marina, but outside of Mater Dei had another scoring opportumty in the fi rst half. It ca m e mid way thro ug h th e second period when a Monarch d ro pped a 30-yard pass in the F or the m os t part , the Monarchs had to do without the services of Kennedy Pola. who wa s injured late in the first haJC and had to he replaced by Phil Gra ~ loca l television. Channel 2 will F ernan d o Griff 1th s a nd th at. nobody has done much ha ndle the cover age or the Di Be rn a rdo. li n eme n Bryce agamst our defense. And Marina game, beginning at 1 o'clock. Malavasi. Rick Ponde r. Tray has been doing that lo a lot of It marks t he 10th consecutive Rid enour . J oe Zerucha , Phil oeople." time the Rams have sold out at Cooper, and the secondary hom e .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~C~r~a~ig~R~a~k~h~sh~a~n~1~·~M~a~t~t~H~o~m~b=s=====~=·o=r=k=m==a=n::::::th=e=n==t=ic=k=e=d==o=rr:;;;;o:n Eagles, Artis t s ris k the ir unbe ate n · tnarks By ROGER CARLSON Of .. o.lly ,.. ... Matt E stancia lligh 's Eagles and the Laguna Beach Artists risk leads in their res pective leagues tonight to hig hliglft Orange Coast area prep football action. The Eagles. unbeaten with a 6·0· l overall record, marred only by a 10· 10 tie with Corona del Mar, tangle with Newport Harbor in the first-ever colli s io n b e tween t h ese two Newport-Mesa schools. A n d Laguna Beach takes its artistic offense to Capistrano Valley where the Artists hope to solve the size of Capo with another clutch effort. A YEAR AGO the Artists turned in one of the shockers of the year in Southern California hig h school circ les with a s tunning 7·6 victory. The Estancia-Newport contest features the Eagles' passing attack of Jim McCahill and receiver Abel Ca c hola against what ha s been considered the "othe r " passing attack in the Sea View League - quarterback Greg Selby and receiver Rob Berry. Tonight '-; gamt•s l7::io1 Sea View League E l Toro <2-ll <3·1) vs. Costa Mesa t 1·3 l al Newport Harbor Newpor t Harbor < 1 ·3) vs. Estancia <3·0·11 at OCC Saddleback (3-11 vs. University (2·2) al Irvine Sunset Le ague Marina ( 1-1 l at Huntington Beach (0·21 Ocean View I l·I I vs Fountain Va llev c l·l > at Westminster -South Coast League Laguna Beach 12-01 at Capistrano Valley <l -0-11 Mission Viejo I 1 ·0· l I at San Clemente <0·2> Dana Hills I0-21 vs. Laguna Hills < 1-1 1 at Mission Viejo Non-league Wood bridge 11·5 > at Onta r io Christian (4·3> The Artists of Laguna Beach. who have won two straight in the South Coast League behind the sterling all-a round play of Damon Berryhill, face a sterm challenge Crom Capo Valley. =r .. --,,.. I .... AUTOPAITS knorrled6••ble, trlffflly parts people DlrT FIGlllll' AC. OI. 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McCahill has racked up 1,051 yards a n d 11 touchdowns passing, with Cachola on t he receiving end of 39 of his aerials. good for 582 yards and 5 touchdowns. Selby has netted 968 yards and 4 TDs and Ber ry has been on the end of 36 of those passes for 505 yards and 3 TDs. nearly a standoff. Capo is bigger from top to bottom by a large margin and enjoys the hom e rield advantage. The rub Is the Cougars are young and considered a yea r away Crom a big year. One of the Artists' big weapons is their balance. Beddie Arabe is the leading rusher with 330 yards on 64 carries Berryhill has chalked up "92 yards on 74 carries (4.0 average) and quarterback E van Chalmers has averaged 5.1 yards a ca rry. Flasher Thermostat No's: 3306, 3308, 33009,33036,33038, 33039, 33129, 33139. Hose Clamp 46: .. sl 49 But the Eagles have a big edge in the running game -the Sailors haven't shown much at all, Estancia has consiste ntly been tough on the opposition ln that category behind tailback Curt Wenzlaff (791 yards on 147 ca rries , 9 TDs), with the exception or the tie against Corona del Ma• C O R ONA DEL MAR w a s successful agains t Estan ci a primarily because of lts ablllty to st op the running game , not the passing game. T he blocking of Rick Deans and his teammates ln the Newport Harbor interior was r esponsible for the Sailors' first good running effort or the year last week and It paid off with a 21·7 victory. "We have to sta y out or must-pas.a aituatJons," says Sailors Coach Hank Cochrane . E stancia Coach Ed Blanton s•ys the ltey to containing the Sailors ls stopplna Selby on scrambles. One of Estancia ·a bll defensive weapons la cornerback Scott Davia, who has 12 lnterceptlona lo two yura. TODD MINKEN, the other back. has 2S5 ya rds on 57 c arrie~ (4.5 averagel. _ Marina, meanwhile, takes its veer to Huntington Beach and ls a heavy favorite to hand the Oilers their 31st straight Sunset League loss. Ken Lastlo leads the Vlkln&s' veer offense and has completed 51 of 80 passes for 1,064 yards and 14 TDs, Re has been intercepted only four times. Defensively, too, the Vlkinta have been especially tough, allowina an average of less than 7 point.a a game. F ountain Valley, also 1·1 ln Sunset play, trles to rebound aaalnst Ocean View after suff ertn1 a 20.3 loH to Marina last week. Elsewhere: University HJ1b (and tailback Mike F bcua put their ClF pl1yolfa hopes on the line a1aln1t Saddle back; Costa Mesa trlea to play the spoiler's role a1aln1t AU-CrF tailback Damon Sweazy and h1I E l Toro teammates; a nd Wood bridle tries to m ak.e it t wo 1tral1bt victories. NGK Spark Plug with the famed copper core Ne. 's ISES, IPSEAL. l ,5ES.JJ, 8'EI, 16£S, NES.1 J, 8'HS, 1Pi£S, INES. U. l""'S, llTES. IPTllS, an. us «A& &4 ¥ .L ;&;:>t::: {'4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /FrtCJay. October 30, 1981 Series simple as ABC Coverage of 18th Fall Classic lacked creativity .. re play cam 41ra showed us Yankee outlielder Lou Piniella at rlrst base loosing a couple or epithets when a line drive out to right railed to score teammate Rick Cerone rrom third. By MIKF. llARRIS .,....,..,,.. It was u strange World Series. Few sporting events offer the bullt·in drama and excitement or the annual Fall Classic. But. ~1th much of the most interesting action taking pluce ort the field, the 1981 Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers a nd New York Yankees was more hke a three-ring circus than a World Series. There was little classic baseball as the Dodgers came back from a 2·0 deficit to sweep fo u r str aigh t games and win their first champ1onsh1p since 1965 NOR WAS ABC'S coverage of the 78th World SNies a model for the ages. What we saw on the illuminated box through most of the Series was basic television cover age of ."tPlJRTS ON TV 111 the game of baseball, with an overkill of the faces or baseball wives or blusterly Yankee owner George Steinbrenner intruding on the action m ore olten than anyone but their mothers would appreciate. Through the sax games. the announcers - either Keith Jackson or Al Michaels handling the µlay-by-play and Howard Cosell and J im Palmer doing the color commentary -acquitted themselves with great restraint. And, except fo r an occasional foray into excess vergaage and overstatement by the verbose Cosell, they were i;:encrally knowledgeable and informative. ~aimer. ~hose regular job is pitching for the Baltimore Orioles. was unexpectedly strong. His comments often gave us a peek at the way ballplayers look at the ir gam e. as well as filling m the gaps on strategy moves THE TELECAST WAS replete with solid, If ll"~s-than -scinlallaling, interviews with the various people in the spotlight during the Series. But ABC lc.'l us down too oft en in the technical production. There were too few pictures showing viewers the reaction of the players , the bench and the managers to the important pl ays, victories and defeats. And, though we have become spoiled by ins tant replays, split screens. reverse angles and other camera tricks in virtually every s ports broadcas t. the A RC production was neithe~ po rticularly c reative nor complete in that area. There were exceptions. or course. . During t~e Dodgers· 9-2 clinching victory \\ t•rlnesday night, the cameras caught in sharp fm·us the frustration of a pair of Yankees players. WHEN NEW YORK Manager Bob Lemon. in a move that will be second-guessed for years to come. remo~ed starling patcher Tommy John for a µinch h1tl{'r in the fourth innin~ with the scored tied I I . John was i.een pacing the dugout in obvious rl1s may At-9nc point, he leaned back against the \,.\;a II al one end or the dugout and appeared to mouth the word ··unbelievable." Later. with the Yankees trailing 8·2 and New \'ork runners loading the bases with one out, a Marina, OV qualify The Ocean View and Marina High water polo ~quads each assured themselves a berth m the p<1st -sear.on Cl F playoffs with am port ant victories 1 hursday night al Golden West College. The pair, which will clash next week to cfC'lermine the Sunset League's second-place n•prescntatave. won m differing fashions: Ocean \ acw holding off Fountain Valley. 7-6, and Marina hreC'zing to a 12-6 victory over Huntington Beach Meanwhile. firs t-place Edison keeps rolling after blasting Westminster. 23.4 Ocean View nearly let a 6-0 advantage after three quarters slip away as Fountain Valley pulled . lo within one with 20 seconds remaining. Bui Scahawk goal-tender David Read , who stopped 21 shots. m aintained control or the ball in the waning seconds lo seal the victory. Maran a was able to start using reserves by thr c;l•cond quarter and backup goalie Brian Foat wa~ 1mpress1ve m stopping eight shots. . Twelve different players tallied for Edison. including one. Mike Fisher. whose usual position is an goal NFL • • statistics The post-game wTapup from t h e two clubhouses also was done well. In the midst or the nearly hysterical happiness or the Dodger clubhouse, Bob Uecker elicited a few comments from baseball Commissioner Bowle Kuhn. Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda, the Los Angeles front office braintrust of Peter O'Malley and Al Campanis, and several or the Dodger stars. But the spraying champagne bottles, the bearhugs and t~e s miles told that story far better than any interview. A~C THEN SWITCHED to Jim Lampley in the quiet Yankee clubhouse. His brief, bus inesslike interview with the well-composed Piniella was a beautiful counterpoint to the bedlam at the other end of Yankee Stadium. Jackson then signed off. giving us one last quick. look al the lin~score or the final game superimposed on a view of the fast-emptying sta~i!Jm from the air. There were no replays of exc1lmg moments; no repeat of the moments of excitement after the victory was nailed down or of the wild scene in the Dodger clubhouse. Those last moments of air time pointed out exactly the reason tha t this World Series will not be remembered fo r its television covera~e . Sa turday·s TV, radio TELEVISION 9 a .m . (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Ohio State at Purdue. 12 :45 p.m . (7) COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Penn State at Miami, Fla. 3:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SATURDAY - Sean O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan in a 15-round lightweight contest, taped at Little Rock, Ark. (34) FUTBOL. 4 p.m . C4 ) -SPORTSWORLD -Willie Rodriguez C26 ·7 ) defends his US BA junior we lterweight crown against Johnny Bumpbus < 10·0) in a scheduled 12-round bout, taped at Atlanti~ Cit~, N.J . Also: The National hang gliding championships 5 p.m (2) NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. 5 :50 p.m. (9) -NHL HOCKEY -The Los Angeles Kings' meet the Blues at St. Louis. I I p .m . C5J COLLEGE FOOTBALL - UCLA al Oregon. Played earlier in the day at Eugene, Ore < 11) -RAMS' WEEK. ( 13) - COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Washington State vs USC at the Coliseum. Played earlier Saturday RADIO Football Kansas at Nebraska, 11:25 a.m ., KIEV 1870): Colorado al Oklahoma, 11 :30 a.m .. KIK <~ FM >. Navy at Notre Dame, 11 :30 a.m .. KPRZ Cll50l; UCLA at Oregon, l p.m ., KMPC 170 >; Stanford at Washington. l ·30 p.m .. KPRZ <11501 . Washington State at USC. 1:30 p.m .. KHJ <9301. Cal State <Fullerton> at Pacific, 2 p.m ., KWRM 11370 >. KWVE (108 FM 1; Cal State cNorthndge ) at Cal Poly <Pomona1. 4:30 p.m .. KWRM 11370), delay ; Saddl eback a t Southwestern. 7 30 p m .. KSBR (88.5 FM > Hockey Kings at St. Louis, 5:50 p.m., KPRZ 111501 Sunday·s TV, radio TELEVISION 9 .30 a.m. c4 l NFL '81 -With Bryant Gumbel 10 am C4 > NFL FOOTBALL at Buffalo 12 :30 p.m . 121 NFL TODAY -With Brent Mus burger. 1 pm. 121 -NFL FOOTBALL -Detroit at I{ ams. 3:30 p.m . <7 > -USC HIGHLIGHTS - Highlights of USC's game with Washington State. played Saturday. 4 p.m. (7 ) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '81 - lll~hhghts of games played Saturday. 4 · 30 p. m . 17 l -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS. 6 p.m . <2> -PRO FOOTBALL WRAP - Highlights of Sunday's NFL games. 11 :30 p.m . (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Stanford vs. Washington. Played Saturday. RADIO FootbaJI Detroit at Rams. 1 p.m., KMPC 1710); New England at Oakland, 1 p.m ., KNX 110701: Kaosas City at San Diego. KSDO (11301. (The Daily Pilot is not responsible for late changes.) LEADl .. G PASSlltS ""~ Y• TD 1,IU " 1.•10 II 1, .. 7 11 J,43 1• 1,ISl I• 1,M 16 l,Ul ,. 1,690 10 I, .... 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A Capital offense Bozek's late goal sparks Kings, 4-3 INGLEWOOD <AP> It's almost a ren ex action ror him . back to 1.ltart for the Washington .. Marcel 01onne broke for the Capitals after a slump-breaking n('l und I saw him go," he sal.t. tie was snatched from the team "Ht shot the puck. It hit the with 16 seconds to go in a goalie in the pads and came National Hockey League game right on m y stick. J saw the against the Los Angeles Kings opening and just reacted " on Thursday . "We felt tonight was going to Was hington rookie winger be our night ... said CapitaNqaetan Duchesne_ had . netted a Coach Gary Green "Even one five foot ~ebound at 15 .06 of the point would hav~ been a lift. but third period. tying the game at n o w we'r e r ight where we · 3 began.·· Third period goals by center Kings rookie winger Steve M_arcd Dionne and def~nseman Bozek scored on a 25-foot shot in L~rry_ Murphy had. g1v~n the the last minute of play to make Kings a lead earlier an the the gam e 4-3, and hand the period at 3-2 Capitals their ninth defeat in a Ca Pila I winger Bengt row Washington with its 1-10 Gustafsson scored the game's record is at the bottom of the first goal during a power play at Adams Division fl :57 of the first period. · 'l t was a real team effort tonight. especially the third period ... said Ki ngs Coach Parker MacDonald ··J feel sorry for their club because they played well enough to win ·· BozPk ~~irl the shot was Center Greg Terrion was the only King to make a dent before the third with a goal halfway through the first period. 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I nevl'r kn ew Pete Reiser the ballplayer He retired in 1952, the year before I was born. My twin brother. Rick, is married to Pete's daughter Shirley, and that's how I got to kll ow him . It's also how l came to be a pallbearer at hls funeral Wednesday in Palm Springs. Being a student of history and a baseball fanatic. I had of course read about Pistol Pete: How he'd injure himself time after time by running into outfield walls ; how he 'd been intentionally walked in the fourth game of the 1947 World Series. despite having a broken ankle. how he learned to throw left ·handed when his Mght arm was hurt. AS I SAID, I didn't know this Pete Reiser. The one l met was bald and overweight. his health failing. What 1 learned was that this man was living hi s life with t he same reckless abandon that characterized his playing days. He enjoyed a stiff drink, and he smoked heavily despite having various respiratory allrnents. "1 was at the game (when Reiser was a coach) with Pele's daughter Sally when he had his heart attaCf<." Maury Keith Tuber is the Business Editor of the Daily Pilot Miller remembered. Maury alld I were driving from the Reiser mobile home in Thousand Palms to St. T heresa's Catholic Church less than a dozen miles away. He. too, was a pallbearer. The friendship between the Reiser and Miller families dates back 20 years. "THEY R USHED PETE to the hospital, and many of the ballplayers were thre. but the doctors wouldn't let them in. They let me In because I told them l was Pete's brother-in -law that's how all the Dodgers knew me. .. Anyway. I get in there and Pete asks me for a chtarette. l told him he ALARM was cra.iy. there was no way I was going to do that. Somehow during his stay, he was able to get a pack. The doctors all got mad at me. but I wasn't the one who smugeled them in. '*That's the way Pete was. He lived the way he played." Pete's widow. Pat. agreed. When her husband died Sunday night, she said it was probably for the best. "To have Pete walking around with oxygen all the time would have been devastating," Pat said. I REME MBER ONE TIME Pete, Rick and I were watching a ball game on TV. We had a drink or two and bantered about strategy. Besides being a 295 lifetime hitter. Pete was a successful minor league manager. He was voted Minor League Manager of the Year an 1959, and later coached several of the players he helped develop, including ex-sluggers Frank Howard and Tommy Davis . ·During this particular game. Rick and 1 were second-Jluessin~ several managerial decisions, which Pete -h defended. Later. we kicked hJm about •• the Chicago Cubs. who employed Pete as a scout Pete hated talking about the team. which hasn't won a pennant since • 1945 When I signed the guest book at the ('hurch, I saw the names of playen from lhe past who had come to pay ~. their last respects: Leo Durocher. Pete Coscarart. Norm Sherry, Cleo James. 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S7'1S U "AAC: I A t>-61 paid i tl3 20 OUAltTI ltHOUIES SECOND •ACE . .oc> yerd> Ounro .. n 5"<1•1 tChawzl s.4.DO IS 10 t.DO •·'-•oal Bob IBroo ... 1 s.ao >.20 Hemp B .. tBMdl 3 40 Alto recad Movlno \/an IClftQ, Purr .. .,, 1>-Ml\Y Aoon, •·HH1 Cleuv, C•p llHQh, 1>-Bot>On 0.n<er. 0.1u rOly 0•'1h • end b -c-1.0 entrltt Time: 20::D. THt•D •ACE. t10y.,d> S.lurO.yWerrlOr (C.Orcto1el t 10 • 40 J 00 Fin l(lnq t Delomba) 4 40 UO •·Pl.UY' Truckle CCMvH I J.ID "'''° •Kad F•~ Sir, •·All A<tt Win, Llttle o..p., Ha11...-. TruwtOft 6ound • co..Q4ad anlry Time 46 4(1 U IEXACTA 11•1 paid Vt SO TMOltOVOHl9'10S FOU•nt ltACI!. • lur1on9> l(•llY'• n.i.1 IOllv.,os1 J.to l 60 l 10 Jetuno "-' fHa-1 l.00 1.,, Admlran Mlstreu Cllalt..,.rl l 60 Al\O ra<ad Ba llllln, Oewn Ila OulO, Swup Trlel, Crl>O Wat•"· 11 ... 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G• .. nfleld (I), It· 14 • C.e-..O,•M-lall t. WOff tCNll, tt·J7, 2 II K•lty (CM), " 17, a. Cr«•ta CCMI, 10:11; 4. MotTlt (CM), .. ,.; $. Flordll ICM). JO:e ; .. J. ICtlly ICM), JO:e ; 7, Htlltv ICM>. U :V ; I . S.v ... Ill, 22:21; t. Ot•kt9on Cl!l, tA:IZ; to, Cro-II>. U :01. Hlatl acf\ool .COfH luNSCT L•AOU• I! dlaon U. WeftmlN'9' 1 l•A VtllW '-UOUIE Corona Cl91 -ta, lrvlne • .r.N0•1.u• 1.•aou• Bhhop ~ t•. Mttw 0.1 • OAANO• 1.•AOUI Sava1111e •, Mettnoll• • C•NTUaY l.IAOUI \/Ill• Pao. a, '"'''" o •MP1aa1.a.r.ou• Pacifica"· l.Mrt 1 e • .,., ....... Lo•l<••mllol 10 HIGH SCHOOL SUMMARIES Edlaon 35, WHtmlnater 1 k--. °'*""'• Wutmlntttr 0 o o 1-> Edlaon u 1 7 1 ~J E 1.a1101ord l p•n lrOl'll M•jor (J Grellam ttklll E -Garoux t run (J Or .... m klek I f Gerou• S run (J, Gr•ham klCU E L•nvt«'d 10 run IJ Gral\am to.IOI E -l aft9ford u peu lrom Mtlor IJ Grehaml<klt) w -cem,,...111 '"" te.ro kkkl Alle.-.C.• t ,000 (e>tlmatadl o.a-tUitlttk• w Flr•I o--. ll llusr.t"Y.,cb 41 2 .. 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"""h FumD1 .. 1os1 0-ttattt«tu P•t\alll ... y.,m 1 ..... • ~ "' • 1 .. 1 H J 4 t 2·JO c IS •1» ... 11 11.0 M~ 7~ s-u IMt ...... 111 .... ,,. 1 s.11.-, ...... S<11um, .. ,., Clay, 1·1•. Gold, t•. Zorn .. ,or mlnul JI. G••llo, ).lo""''""" 7• C 8r1Qht, 1 .. SI. c.-, "" w o .. i., .. It. Manin. k ................. 1,,. I Zorn, .. u .1, 12', S.lln••, 1 1.0, J, Gasho, 0.1.0, o. C WOOdl, 11·21.0 t .. • ,,....,_I •acal•I ... Bonal, J.tt, r1...,,.,,, l-n. s.11 ... ,, 1·•. Zorn, 1"3 C Gotbtl, •SI. lAra, 4 .. 2, BrlQl\1, 2·11. Wlllle,t·n Bl1hop Amat 24, Meter Del 8 k-lly<Naner1 Bii/iop A,,,.t 0 10 .. 0 J4 Mater Del t 0 O O e MO G locy 16 peu lram T Loo ISi>ale\ run) BA Teylor'""' (FrHO\ ltl<kl BA Frexa.> U FG BA Prucott 21 pan lrom Gar<le IFreKa\l<IOI BA T-'4 r"" tFrttcas ltl<kl Atlendance •.SOO le1tlmat.OI 0-ttatlAk• .... Flr>I~ Auslle"y.,d> Panlnq .,.,cb p., .. , II U.t" ,, Punta Fumbl-P..,altl_V.,.cb 2··~ .... ... t..ct 1 .......... 11 • .-. .. llA Taylor 11.10.. T-r ... 2'. Gar<I• 1,, MO I( Pola t-a, A Pola 11 24 Gray ................... llA 0.r<la 7·•41. S7 MP Locy .. 1, .. 1 .... Grav 04-1, 0 , .......... 11 ... ...... BA T-.r 1..JO, PrHoCott 1 ,, MO G Locyj-113, W•llece 1 ... A 1 for ·mlnu .. l. Y Pola HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS Sun111t league .._ 0....-•ll WI. T WI. T l"P' f'A Edlton l O o • o O m 12 Merine I I O • 1 o JOI • Fouftteln Vell•v I o o s 2 O 1n • Ocun View 1 1 o J 4 o 1' 11• wutmlMtor 1 z O s > O t 17 10I Hunt111QtG'I BH<h O 2 O ) 4 O as 100 T ........ 10-(1:•> Mari,.. tt HIM!lnvton e.ach Oceen Ill•• v&. Fount•I') ll•ll•v •I Wutmln>t4' See View league LMtJoot °"'r•ll E1tancl• El Toro s.Gldl--Unl ... nlty Coroned91- CoslaMew Wl.T WI. T J 0 I • 0 1 JI O J 4 0 JIO S10 210 4JO 7 1 1 s 1 1 1)0 lSO t J 0 I • 0 I 4 0 J 4 I T....,.,, 0-11 ·•1 ,., ... 1111 ff 110 110 " .. '° " 117 .. •1 .. .. 140 110 ID El Toro n. eo.ta MHa et Newi>0rt Hertlor Ntw-1 Har11or n Eitancle tt OCC Saddl-1< vs Unlwnlly at Irvine South Coest leegue ......,.. 0....-all Wl.T Wl.T La9UN e.a<fl t 0 0 J 2 1 Min ion llle)O 1 O I • o t Ga91Jtreno \/elley 1 0 1 4 1 1 L•oune Hiii• 1 1 o t ' o Dana Hiiia O Z O 4 J O ""' f'A IJ " ,,. ti .. " 11 "' " ., S... Cle....-0 1 o O 1 0 l3 1'7 T ......... , 0--(1:a ) 1.aouna a..c11 at C•Pl•trano llallev O•n• Hiiis "' LAouna HlllS at MIUIOn Vl•Jo MIHlon lll•jo •t S.n Clemente Angelus Leeaue l.NfW l>wrall W l.T W I. T Bllhop Amel 2 0 0 7 I 0 St. P•ul I 0 0 7 0 0 S."'11• I t 0 S 2 0 Maler Del I 2 0 J S 0 111"'°9 _ _.,.,., 0 1 0 0 1 0 T...._,.,._ .. , f'A t1' IS 1'2 11 ,, . ., .• ,., SS 11• Servile vs St PMll et Al'ltfltlm Stadium (7•JO) 111"'°9 Nlont.,..,_y et St P:rencl• (fl, _..1 ...... as; For whom does the Bell toil? It (Dino) toils for thee (Kansas) Hy EDZINTEL Ol IM Deity ...... S4MI When soph omore t ullbnck Kerwin Bell was told h t!'d be out for the season following a leg injury in the Univers ity of Kansas' second garnt' of the 1981 season. little did he or anyonf' l'lse know that wailing in the wings, ready lo fill his varant s pot. was someone very close to him his freshman brother, Dino Dino. like Kerwin, a former s tandout al Edison High. knew that he was ready to take on the challenge, but Kans a s head <·ouch Don Fambroug h wu~n t sure A fte1 all, he re a soned . ho\\ could a freshman be expected to fi II in for a sophomortt who rus hed for over 1,000 va rd!) hrs first season and was the r atalvs t of a much-improved . if no t dynamic. offense '' DINO WASN'T even on the Kansas traveling squad when the year began but thul couldn't matter at this pomt because the Jayhawks needed s omeon e quickly. So Fambrough gave Dino a try And is he glad he did Jn Kansas· 17·14 win last week over rival Kans as State, lhe fres hma n Bell rushed for R7 yards. including a 37 y ard touchdown. the longest run from scrimmage by a Jayhawk this year. Kansas is now S 2 on the ~ear and faces nationall~· ranked Nebraska Saturday in· l.mcoln, Neb. Once again. Dmo Bell will be put the tes t a s a prime ingredient in the Kans as offense which includes quarterback Fra nk Seurer, another Edison g ra duate . SAID DINO, following last week's victory .. I got some good blocking from the line I ft;lt good that I was able to contribute ... And on the 37-yard touchdwon run that tied the gam e. 14-14. setting up Bruce Kallmeyer's game-winning field goal "It was an option left and Frank cSeureri almost got hit for a loss. But he got the ball to me and I got loos e for the touC'hdown The hardes t part of the run was when m y team mates got me an the end zone. I got hit harder there than on the field ... The harde s t part for f'ambrough no" may be who gets the s tarting assignment ne xt year Kerwin or Dino" "I can't wait until next year." he s ays. "when I h ave Kerwm * * * )' Cu 11111 \111rq1•rt1111 and Oino together. When one lkll r uns clown. I know I can put 1 n a nolht•r one and he ' II do the Job ·· ELSEWHERE, Orange Coast arl'a high school and community t olleg c products are tonlributing m big ways to their r espcctl\ c four year football programs T on y Camp, a sophomore f 1 o rn Estancia High, has caught 1·1 pas!'>es for 153 yards at the l 'n1 versit) of Pacific this year. 1nc:luding s ix against Oregon last "l'l'k Mt·anwh1le, his older brother Mike . a senior at '11lor<1do St:.1tc. has s nared 19 passl'S for 297 yards and one touchdown Also at Pac1f1c, Stan Shibata. tht? former Fountain Valley High standout. is tied for the Pacific Coast Athletic Association lead in interceptions with five this season lle's tied with Thomas lh1tes of l 'tah State. S p eaking of d e fen s iv e s tandouts. Bill Gompf , the ex Laguna Beach H ig h lint.>baker, now at Utah. is huving a nother good year . He leads the team in tackles with 75 and ha s pulled in o ne tnt<'reeplion. Gompf, a Western Athld1c Association second team pick last year. 1s a good l>ct to n<1b firs t-team honors this 'ear Offen!'>t vely, Kevin Margerum. yo un g c-r brother of former S tanford All American a nd curre nt Chicago Bears wide rece-1ver Ken Margerum. h as ce1ught 26 passes ror 347 yards and fo ur t o uchdowns f or '.'lot hern Arizona. llcrc•s a rundown on Orange ('oast area s tatistical leaders: • * * OFFENSE Rushin~ Name, School tcb yd s avg td lg 22 110 5.0 1 37 55 221 3.9 1 28 20 59 2.8 1 15 Dino Bell. Edison. Kansa s •Ke rwin Bell. Edison, Kansas Harry Billups, University. Oregon P ete Del Duca. GWC. Cal Poly cPomona) Mike Dotterer, Edison, Stanfor d 28 15 121 45 3.2 1 13 3.0 1 10 Steve Fogel. G WC. San Diego St Willie Gittens, Ftn Valley, Anzona St David Gonzales. Mater Dei. CS Northridge M. Pagnanelli. Hunt. Beach. GWC. Na\'Y Stephone Paige, Saddleback. Fresno St Frank Seurer. Edison, Kansas •Out for season with inJury Passing :'liame, School David Gonzales. Mater De1 . CS Northndge M. Pagnanelli. Hunt Beach. GWC. Navy Frank Seurer. Edison. Kans as Rec:elving Na.me. School Kerwin Bell, Edison. Kansas Rick Boyer. Edison. USC Mike Camp, Estancia. OCC. Colorado St Tony Camp. Estancia. Pacific Pete Del Duca, GWC. Cal Poly (Pomonal Mike Dotterer. Edison. Stanford Steve Fogel, GWC. San Diego St. Willie Gittens, Ftn. Valley, Arizona Sl Mark Gobel, Kennedy, GWC David Gonzales, Mater Dei, CS Northndge .John Jessup, Saddleback. San Diego St Kevin Margerum, Ftn. VaUey, No. Arizona Stephone Paige. Saddleback, Fresno St. DEFEN E Name, School Kerwin Bell. Edison, Kansas Rick Boyer. La Quinta, OCC Joe Donahue, Mater Dei. Long Beach St Bill Fairbrother, Sddlbck, San Diego St Bill Gompf, Laguna Beach, Utah DuaiJ'le Jackson. Edison, USC Bill Malavasi, Edison. Kans as Neil Ross, Newport Ha rbor, PaciCic Stan Shibata, Ftn. Valley. Pacific Lance Wong, Saddle back. Long Beach St. na-not available. 24 88 3.7 2 na !'i 1 253 4.6 1 21 81 293 3.6 0 na 53 220 4.2 5 25 1 I 1.0 0 1 54 197 ·3 6 l 8 pa pc: int ydg Cd 1 l I 0 0 1 90 52 3 588 l 111 54 6 685 I Pc yds avg td lg 2 13 6.5 0 R 2 8 4.0 2 5 19 297 15.6 I z 14 153 10.9 2 26 5 24 4.8 0 8 4 14 3.5 0 4 10 89 8.9 1 na 4 37 9.3 1 15 5 30 6.0 0 13 33 330 10.0 0 na 18 209 11.6 1 na 26 347 13.4 4 2 7 198 28.3 1 55 Ul at tol lJU 1 0 1 0 6 13 19 0 24 17 41 0 12 52 64 0 14 61 75 1 na 3 3 0 2 s 7 0 3 8 11 0 14 11 25 s 1 2 3 0 Vaqs win showdown 1 t was billed as a showdown f or th e Sea Vif!w Le ague wome n 's vo ll ey ball championship Ind the 1quad1 from lrvine and Corona del Mar hlihS did not disappoinL ln lh• eod, lt wu Irvine lakin1 It after the mateh we.nl Uleral17 to the limit The 11m1 St'Ote8 •eH, l:S.:15, lS.10, 1~7, 12•11, U-ll. The v....-oa t.ltus talw °"' firtl plaee m the &ta View wtt.b an 11·1 o••rall ruord w'11• ' Corona del Mar falb to 10-2. The wln avenced a n urller loss by Irvine to CdM. wbJch hu abo •o.t to El Toro. "Kim Oden'• bltlla1 ucl blockina were deftmte facton ID the malcb, •• claimed lr¥tH Coach Martt Mcltnae. "We made molt of our peuta all., bloc.Ill. ............ RI Will bui~Qrilaa ill ) •••Nd "" ...... ftDal 8lid .. ._ • .-. • 1eare." A 'l•llllou• lual11H1 .-----(-,.-,.-..,------..cmca °" l'IU.. • Na1111 lt•••-111 flltd ,U.l.IC MllA•INOS wto .. ,. .. "' •oTlCI 0, HV•,..···· &ALI 0" A....UCATI•,. wlllt ..... ~y Clerlr ,, -c .... -.. ... _... C-1111•1111 "-* "'"_,., 1 .. ctteAM ACCIDUWTI.. •'"'411 ,., tw yeen ... ., ••.,.. ''"~:p.1 ... c;..u l'PI .,.. 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Cll .... ......., .. •1 ._., C°"nty C•lllorftle, ftlml119 tMrtlft •• permlui.t\ 19 IM-•U-t .. • necetH'Y '°'-· Mrwc, W. • CL r.w. f.n¥1,_gl Tr1 .. 10•1 •£GOY Pltl!'NCH WILL ,,.,.,,..,,. '"'" llr ,., .. "et IM M2~21 O.W111.,..•o: ....... ..,. 9Mlot .. i. Sl:L.1. el publlt -tlOft to lll9MJI •<4whltl0ft of e ll•Oft<ll eHl<e et £at m ll .. M& ••-r1or'•"'1>11YMltllllMeohole, Oewll•r Sevln t• e11cl l.e111 ' TINTATIVI ff.Al" 0" TtlACT co•ll mu.i tie 111 towlul ,.,_,Of 111e At-letlOfl, CAiii. llolleM. CelHw...._ T·ll•1' tw ~ llll'f, .,.....,, .. U"lltd Stilt•. et u ... NOrlll •"''•llC• • locoloff .. 1a. ...... ,, aoect, ...... ,, --------------...,_. tw 0... .,...,_, 11.0 .... JIW, 1111 Ot.,'V" C°""ty C-1-lac•t.4 Cell!Orlllo. N1w11ett leacfl, fer e •II• let •• 100 c1.1c ,.,.,., o••o wu• ""' _ _,., .. ,,,,._°',,.... Nil.IC •ta a1111fl•hl•" ,., '°"fe1'11111111111 tto•mtrl• W.•1 E1911111 Str .. 11, '" Ille of tll• °"'l<otlorl Y-<tll'I-• ~ IK..., et., o.t• ..... t. 111 City ol ~nit ..... (Ollftl'I' Of or ... 119, ,.,.,a1acuu,11u1 .... no1 11m11H•,tN '" •t Hiie, llll'lr•11•t11•11l•I Stet• or C•lllornle, all rlgllt, 1111•. eftd •POll<Olll'I rec-01 ,,,......,,,,_ "' fllCTIT10UI •UltM•ll oet..'MINll•: ~ lftlerul"°"'l'lek1Dyll11..0.rwldO..ci llelllllft9'8MMllN<tedl111Hdiaoflt• MMMITATllMCNT lONI IXCl!l''flON l'aaMIT 01 Tru•I '" II,. 1>'00tf1'r •llua led '" tout c""'"-'11" fi!e\I• < .... • -t Tiie lollewlflt ,.,_, ••• fflllt %1 .. t·l• ter Oe¥W A. llNffeli, tm .. lcl CollftlY -Sta lt d .. crlbeO H De tee.I-..., 9le s.,,pen1_., ....... w.1-• • H-............. tw t ,...,......,., Tf\o E•••···· 10 '"'of Loh )'I and"° Ftcl••ll Ho-LOotft 9Mlk ., ..... OCT08Elt IH'lllaTMINTS, ... llH jletMlt II COftdll,. •" 011te 111 BloO "C" ol TtOCI NO '12, In 11\e F••n<lllCO, 600 Cell~I Stt•t, l'Mt NtWlllOtl C•nl•t Otl.,., 11111• M S, .. t lerlftlp, IO<OtM et 1'eS MetMr Cllv Of Co>I• Mt\I , •• Dtr m•P OlllC• Bo• 7t41, S•ll "'•"<lace, ,....,,.,.. a..dl, Glllferrll•,,..., • 0 11 I ••• ·-. In e c 2 16" •. '.hcord.O '" Booo. JO, Pag" ,., of Calllorllfo'MIJll, by .._lier 16, ttll, Oo•ld lttwc• Neltfl, _.,... Me""'lo, 1!11vlte11meftl•I Oetet1nl11et1t11 . Oo\lt<ell•-• Moo> "' Ille Ottl<e of •" IOClll'-1 20 de.,. !lo"*"" MINloft Vle)a, Ctllltwflle .,..,, l!Mtll.,., ,tiwCounly Rocorderoh••O Cou<ll' Comm•nh m oy llt 'olltlllled, Jon .. ttU, 11201 Sen M1rn 1. lONI IE XCl .. TION PlfRMIT Sold P'Ollefly I• •••o ••POfl.0 lo be 111<01'1-well ,_,. ,, rec;el...0 Ill Mlulell .,, ..... (.11-...09*2. l IE ·tl·IU lo• •••• , •• Etc .. <Of'nmonly known '' 100 !Olh Str .. 1, wtlll119 ..., t,_ SutileNl'°'Y A9'tftl by aoy A. Menwl, 2ff*4 Mer ... lle, l11corjMf9' ... , e11lllOtltM 119tftl tor Co111 Mew. C•lll0<noe •»21 Novemw 16, Itel Mluloft vi.io, Colllonlle flttl o-.. I . ..._.........., t• ._.,..,. S••O wit wlll i. m-. but wllf\olll Aft¥-Wftcllne • we.i.,.11a1.,.1 .. 1 Tlllt llUM-• h con4u<ttd llY • T.,reu, C••et1• Del M.,, for • CO••fteftl or warrenty tAl>t•" or m oy '~.., orel •-I an Ille ..,,.,•1...-nl\lp. c-ltleft•I -permit to elltw tfl 1mpllt0, r9QtrdlftQ 1111e, poueu10.. or apt1llc1llon •• Ml '"'" In S.Ctleft ~a. NeWI O¥t .. tf' ••tine aroo tor en ••llflt Orange Coast DAILY PILOT ,if=rlday, October 30, 1981 auN•IOtll couu PICTIT10Ut autl ..... o• TM• rr.u• NMIM ITATIMaWT MCAL1~allUA TIM l.C-lnt ..,,_, er• ...... "°"TN• cou"n ..,.,,.., .. OPCNlANOI OU. MA• 140MH, 111' •I !Miii CAMI .. o. Al .. nt s1r .. 1, lrvlfw, c;.i...,. ff71A, In 1119 M9CW tJI u. Ai>iMl,ellOn el 1'1111111 14 , lll11'tNemu, ltlU OO•OT1411A •oee•n '°' C"-ol M<C>e•-·· ••. lnlM, C•lll••M• N•M• N()TICI 01' MOTION ANO ttPU. MOTION TO atol'EH C14AHGI 0' Oelt •tMbtt, UH Sento"•"• HAMI! P•OCllOING ANOMOOll'Y httKe,c.r-dtl/IA¥,C:A~. JUOOMINT CCC""'21 Ceere• M. Mc NeMH, ltltl TO THI CLfal( OP THa A.OVa McOtt-t, •I, trvlM , Cellf.,ftl• aNTITLeo cou•T ANO TO ALL mu INTl•HTIO PA•T11a· Tiii• ~-· •• c....wctH " • l'LIAH TAKE NOTICI !Ml .it ..,_,., ,..mwr-. Ntvetnbet 1•, It .. et IO:IO •·'"· '" ""'"P 14, Nie ... ,,_ 0.por1"*'1 J o1 IN e110w el'lllllod Tiii• •--fllef wllfl Ille c ... 11. loc••H et roo CM< c.,.,., C-ty Ci.tt< • OrMet c.e..M• *' oc1. l'tCTITIOUI •u•u•n• ...... ., ......... , TM ,.. ......... , .. IH e re Clel"9 _ ........ : 0 I" O HOMll, llJt ti !Min Sl,...I, I rYl rte. c;.l lfOtlll• "711• l'll lllp H M <N•M ••, Ult\ Mc O.rm«t. •I. ''"'"'· Cellfotnle ""' Del• l lmllre, t O O h ntafttllo Ttf•l4•. cw-.. ,-. CA mu. Cllorl•• "· Hal't, 1*1 ClletMe ll UM, l'eclflc hll .... CA 90211 Tfllt Wei-I h (-Cled lly • -···,.,,...,..,.. '9Mllp14.Mc.Me ..... Tllh J\I_. wa 111_, wllll I ... c;..i,,ty Clw11 el OrltlOt '°""'" °" O<t 11,1 .. 1 1'11•t• Ori•• w .. 1. '°"'° A,.., Ce llfenole, 21, 1'11 l"ttltlOMf Oii•• L.Mn• Wiiton •k• OorolM• aOCMl'a wlll mow IM c;ourl 1111tl• Publl.-Or-c;o.1t Dolly Pllol, PublllllWCI Orlllltl CO.« Dell' Piiot, Oct llO, "°"· 4. U. lO, 1•1 4nMt lor en Ordtt to modify Ila P<••IOu• juotll'lt nl In INt Mette• by C: ...... 1"9 ..... 1 • .--. ,..,... l•tm °"' L- Wllton lo Oorol ... e MM It WllMll Tl!. O<-• o1 1111• motion ttt IOt good CMIM H .,_,. lly llW olto<l>tel *<••••llOn .. ~"·-· Tiii• motion It bUtd on CCI' ... ,, II• llleedl,,... r.cttcl• -111 .. Ir tflh e <tlon end tllt otle<llte Ot<le•etlOfl .C 0,.1 L-. Wlltan .... 0oro111 .. •-.n• ~ 011 well orel •nc oocume,.tery ••'""" et moy bo D' ... rltM II tN tltN of IWorlnQ 0 •19d 0<1~ •• , .. , Oct. 311, "°" •· .,, •. 1•1 4n..,1 PIC1'1T10UI aua1N•SS NAMll ITATIM9MT Tllo 1e11ewlno .,.,.o,. h doing ..... , ...... IU5HAaO HOMES, 1114 SE Mein str"'· lrvl11e, C.llllH'nlo .,, .. Pllllllll H Mc Nom et, l tltS McO•rmoll, •I, l••lfle, Colllorftle '2'14 fi!ICTITIOUS auacNUt NAM8 ITATl:MlfNT Tiit 1011ow1no perto•n ••• e1o1no ............. 9AY WES"T •IG-OING, 1011 W lltll 51 • COii. Mne, CA "2'77. Joll" J Olcll, '40 ''"'"' 'Ive , NewPor1 &Mch, CA 91..a ICenMlll F a-er. JIJ ,,.,,,.Aw . NewPOrt 9Mcll, CA '2Ml. Tlllt llusl ..... It COftdU(t•d lly • Qenerel -1Nr\Np C7 MOTteaOI' .... ... ll'C*1181LITY NOTICE IS HEltl:IY GIVEN llWI Ille II"*,....., wlll ....C .. r• ..... 1191• 1or ..,., .,_, ., tlaellillft <ontrocM lly .,.,..._ otlwr '""" mywlf, on "' ...... 1111• .. Mt Oe\H IN• 1'111 CllY II Ott-t. 1'91 ............ I P llMf\Off !ml 14111hunl Or • .., ~ Nlpl, C.. 'f'Utl Publl.,_, Qr.,,. Goell Delly PllOI Oct.iO,JI,-7,1 .. I •nt t l l'ICTITIOU$ IUllNUS fll-1 '1'ATl:MlfNT Tll• fOCleWlllO "''°"' or• 001n9 b~''"'"' ., 1.IOHTIHO OfSION A RESEARCH, 1t$0 Alrwey A•• . o-.. C0t•• IHWI , ... .,.,.~ Ae,.eld W llHO, •' L ... etrall ltvl"•· CA '171' llllpll A.. "°''• 22il1 Se<edO<I, Ml\ 1lon Vl•IO, CA '7641 Thi\ llUaln•o " onou< tea I>• • O•M•ll ,..._.,,,p 11-IOW Reed Aolpll A A•1• Thh ll•lt,.._I w•• hied with 1"4> County C,.,, OI Or .noe Countv on C>< I ,,, .. t fl'17VP PubllV..O ()r-t.O.>I Oolly Pilot, Oct t , 16, ll, lD, '"1 •••._11 eftcumllttftt••· 10 IMY tf\e rem•lnlng 54.Jlfl of .,. flulfl a.ltd •991'1.CMfl• Tiii• 1-.t-i w• fl ... wllfl I,.. Piece, llc.-d .. 110 £est '"" atrwc. wMot1"9not•..cvrtc1Dv•110de.O, fot IM F.O.r•I Se•lngs ""d LM1' COUftty'C1ot11afOr.,,..Ge\lr1hOflOcl. '"•Ct rone. 111 .. lronmenlal lo wl1 \l~.2't 9' with lnt•r•tt lroM Snt.,,.,, F«• IWOl•I to be COftti-ed 27, 1•1. 0.IMMlrwt""'' E ........ L. Eueeiw Holl'1.c!, AflOfnoy 10<' Pellll-r L. IUOINI MALUTID A-..Y .. UW Thi• Dvlll>ft• " COftdll<ltd by • llmlled _,,..,...,_,,, ..,,lllpH M(HOMoe Tllb st.,._ w°' 111..i wllll llM C-tY C"'1l t1' Or-Couftty Oft Oct Tiii• :::;,: ••• llled ..... 11 ""' , ____ rv_auc __ •_nc_c ___ _ C:-ty Clw11 OI Or-CouftlY"" O<t '· ,,., Marth I, '"'· ocho"cn , turren1ly >ubtt111tl•I, II "lull ... wrltt•"• 1'114119 ZONE EXCEPTION PE•MIT 11111 .... .,.... ...... ,., U2• 00, aftd <O•U ono .. P•n•U reulved °" llmt, encl conteln 111o .. 1 Publl.-0r.,,.. GMA Delly Pli.t, ZE·ll·IU let Tem Oallrlc eftd <Urt•ntly Hllmol.0 lo be lt.o-41 00, •• 1119 lollowlftQ; II I s...-mery of Ille Oct. llO, Nov. 6, l), $0, 1 .. 1 f17~1 A_I .... , ewt-lr• l9llflt M( JetOll M~ 9Mcll, Ce. 9fM7 C71~1 N1-12'l '" .. Id nolt provided, •nd ell othtr fHM>ftl tor' IN~~; JI UM -Ill< end Clere MMrM, 110 ENI 1419"1"", P11Dll-0r•"99 COOll Dolly Piiot, \ums lf\eft M<llre<I by \,llO clffd oC MOIWrl oll)t<1ed m lft ... ""llullOft -II' .ftH' Sle"o ~ •• ltf' O vetlonce for lfu.i or '" IM •PPllcenl'• communltr rwaA •~ ~,.,.,._,._.,,..,,...,."-,.,.. Oct ''· tJ, llO, NOV ...... , 4j)l.fl T llt noma, 11, .. t eddren ano w rvlce recotd; JI reds, tncludlftQ lftY l'ffMll tot oft.llw -""" to elltw PVIUC MOneE lele9"-........,., Oft"-Tru\IH ... ·•••v•ftl t COftOmlc or llftancl•I ....... <M•W"°" •• lllWlloft .. aft •xlltl"' Flnon<i•I Ft0era11on. I"<, •U S lnform•lloft, whlcll •upport tllt NOTIC• TOCalEDITOllS commerclol lllolllell ... lO rttl..,tent Flowtt. LO> AllQtlt\ C<1lllornla '0011 t><OIHt, -41 .,y -r• effects an OP MILK T•ANlfl•• -· loc .... et tn0 1'1tlrvlew aMd, In lllCTITIOUt 8USINIEH 111llU4 1'°1 your «..,W&etlclrlorcommunltywfll<ll lled.61el-6"'U.C.C.I e C 2 Urie Eftvl••""'•"te l NAMlaTATEMINT Dllt O<lOOOr I "" Moy ruull lroM •oo•ovel of I... NOTICE IS 14ERE9Y GIVIN 19 Ifie O.torm11wt•: E•,.,.C. Tllo followlno per>Oftl ore dOiftQ F1,..nci11 FoderollOft. In< ooollcollon. Credll0<•afA8EAOAMS, T•-'tlW, ZONE EXCE .. TION l"ERMIT IMHIMHot. .U\u<h Tru>IH You mev -II.,,_ epplk ellon ---lftKt ..... s ls lM He.-lE.fM.S .... Tl!NTATl'lll! MAP OF CONOIU!N HAMPTON SAL.ON, 1610 By Ja,....1 F LUM• 111 com,.,.,.11 1119d el the Ftdttel 911/d,. Cotto -.a. CAlufttY 9' 0rtft91, TflACT T-llttl fOr JIM Meftlecel<o. Wnt COOll Hlgllwey, Newport a .. cf\, lrUllOttoor Home Loon Berl• ol S.. l'r-lxe, Stel•ofc;.llfonllo,llWl•llUlklt.,.,., eutllorlaed •••"'lot Slit• of Cllllorftla'DMO Pub11,n.o Or-Coast Dolly Pllol, UftltU .,y _,, inftfflelt .,. ••"'1114 It •bout IO be mode lo LANCE CA14~111e, 2'111 --...,.. • .,.,.tot Oenlel L "'9tl, ~ Golden Clrt ... Oct , .. 2l. l0. t .. I 4>'1HI lly tew from putill< dlK~t II yow KNIGl4T, Tr..,,..,_,-·~· o cOftdlllorwl ,_ pe""lt --.tlve N..,.rp0'1 llMC;ll, (A'2Mo0 ,,.,,. Otty -''°"' conc .. ,.lne I-<tddrn• I• 11211 EeJlmOrl St •• lnilM, mop of Ttec11111 ollow ,,. rnkllofltl•I fllcllord Mortl "'9rl, •If S11rtlll\ pto<edUtft, <Oflte<t tM ~rvl..-, ,_,,, ol Orenoe. SWl•of CMlfOrnl•. Uftltt .. •n •« ..... ,. ... u .. Oft , .. Court, N ...... t Btocf\, CA~ Agent.,.,,. Fode<•• Home LoOft lltflk Tlle .,._rty to be tr-lw<W It F elt•I•• Stet• H~t.I '"'°"rty, Wllllom Scott Asllmo•e. iao• of Soft Frenclsc:o IOU-.. lM 14•-81¥1L, Cotto IOUltd et 2'01 HlltMw ........ ....,, '" Flot Ide, Hurltlftolon Baocll, CA.,.... rueuc MOne£ N~ISJ11 MUNICIPAL COURT Ofi! Pullll"'9CI by Oret>99 Coett Oellr Muo. C-ty of OttllOt, Stole of .,, I l fld • •-· Eftvltonmentol Thia llU>lrlflS 11 coftducteo 11, • CALlfl'ORNIA PllOI, Oct. 311, 1WI fl'U41. C:Ollforrlla. Oet«mln.tlorl . ....,..,ve Oocl.,•lan. ~,..,., pertnor5"1p. Sold ~rty IHIHcrlb.cl ,,. ..... ,.. ZONE E)(CIEl"TION l"E•MtT O.nltl L. Pett .. COUNTY 01' ORANGE JUDICIAL OIST•tCT JIO CM< Coftl0t Or. W • """"' ..... Cl. •21•1 ,; PLAINTIFF COMMUNITY 8ANI(, a Colllorn•• corpor•llon DE F ENDANT LL D"D P MOl.DENH ... UEA •nd DOES I f'tJIUC MO~E CP"21l NOTICE Ofl' TRUSTEE'S SALE T S No. MC 112·L·l'C On Novrmt>tr 13th, '"'· 11 t I) A M . BEAii STATE rtlNANCIAL ;\llro119h 10, i~~~S CO A P OR ,r. TION, o Co l llor,.11 CASE NO. IJJC CorporotoOft, •• Cluly ~nted TruslN HOTICl!I YOOI llevt .... ,. .-d. Tiie UllO~f .,_., pOlr,....nt to 0Mo of Truil .<•lll1 ,., • ., GKlde -'"" ~" wl-uecuieo bv JO'lePh 01L11llo, • \lllQI• ., .. , lle'-t -• ,.,. .... yw ,..,.... ma" rKOf'dtO AU911>l 11111, '"°· H wlt111111 • U•J. 11 ... -"•fornutlell In\! No IWI), ,.., book IJJO<, !MOO llelew i.eo. o• Olto< 111 A11< ord• '" t,.. office ot : II you whll 10 --lf\e advice of ., the Counl, Recorder ol Or•"ll• • lltOfnty '" "" mall ... .,ou \llOuld 00 Counlv, 5'att o! C•••IOf'nl•, will 'Wll 11 po promptly .., 11111 your wrllltft puDllc eu<llOrl lo r>IQ'le\I Dkldtr lor "'°"" """' mey~liledontlme con IP•v•bl••lllmeoC •elt1nl•""'"' ,.. AD'lllSO! u.W,.. .i. deM--. mono ol tlW Vftll.O s1a1 .. 1 al tf\e II trl-1 _... decldlr caftlni UCI. lront entr•n<t to tne Old Or.,.vcr ,1., •w-ltftcla 1 meftH ,.,.. uo. Couftty Courtl'oou.,., lo<11eo on Sent• :-...,,.,... -.,. de lO dlH I.ta lo A,.. Blvd i.1-n Syumore Sl'"I •111 .. ,,,.. .. .,"....... u •d Broaowoy Seftl• Ano, C•llfOf'nlo, et: All stock In ltede, flaturu, ZE-•t•IH lo• Jemes Melloffy , Thi• 1t.l-t we• flied wllh 11\e equllll ....... ~ fOOd wlll ol 11 ... 1 OM outllorlzed 19ent lor Jomes L. CoulllV Cltr1l of Orenoe C-ty °" 0<1 atetloft butlrwu -11 Abe's Uftloft OICkeftt, 2076 l'el•mlle Cite It , 1, 1 .. 1 Setvl<e erld IOcltod et JM 14•,_ Mlh lell Vi9jo, .., I ..... t!Mel UM fl7J7t1 Blvd • C.otw Mase, County °' 0r..... -"'" tor. Cot ....... offla, tocet.cl PuDll•-Or-Coett Dally Piiot, Stet• Of C:eUtornl•. el 201 Newport eoulevwcl In • CJ Oct.•. 16, u. IO, 19'1 UjCMI The llulk t••n•l•r wll l 11• •-· l!rl¥1,__.I o.tormllletloft: 1------------ conwm......-cl"" .,, llflitf t11e '"" dey EMmpt. o1 November, 1"1, •I t:OO AM. II ZONE £XCl!l'T ION l"EflMIT PUUC •nee Royel Et<row Corporotlo,., tsH ZE.fl-111 -Tl!NTATIVCf _ .. OFl------------ Ketella ·-· Aft-Im, c:-tv of TlltACT T·llW fOr ~ F. lngOfd, l'ICTITIOUI auSlltl:IS O••no•. SWl•of CellfOtftla. Jt., out110tl1.c! ... ,., lot Seewt.w NAMlf ITAY-l:M•NY- So far IS ...-n to.,. T•-"'"· tlw•lneu Pe•k l'ert11•"· t U2 Tll• followl"9 ""o" 11 dolr19 ell -·-_, arid --II-Se11lllee1t 8'hlel, S..11• *• s...to llutlftUI IS. by Tt_f_ for 111t th,_ .,..n test A,.., IOt' e Uftd!U-1 .-,_mtt -FUN KING PA fl TI£ S , 16 po.ti, er•. SAME.. IMl .. I,.. ,,._ o1 Tr«1 tor e t9'Mlflll ScHltllbt-. lno .... , CA '771f TM 11&1 -· fOf' flllftQ ctalms I• lrldu11t1a1 <Alftelomllll...., -'*'-'· Sl•,.l•Y Hugll McMa ct lns. 76 No••mber 17, 1'91. touted 81 t10 WHt lttll S~. '" t11 S.V.l'ICI<-. lrvlrie. CAft71f. Doted Oct-7. 1"1 MG 1 one. E ft .. 1r011 m •"to I Tiii• llodlnots 11 cOftdllet.i llr en lMtc• It""". OelWM ..... lan .......... DKIM•I... lndl•ldull Tr........ .. ... ~ lftfarl'Nltlort ...... -,..,...,, """' Mc.MocklM ........ ._,11cet ............... 7~U.S or ult Tlllt 11........,. wes llled wltll 11\e •OYALllCllllOWCO•l'O•ATION •• th• office of Ill• Pl•""'"' CounlyCIOr11of0r-Couftty Oft0cl. tNaK•-.A-o.,.11mwtt, 11--. •. n "•''Drive, 11, l,.t. ........... ea.,... C:O.l• Mou. c.llfonll•. 11174D9 """''"'" ()-..... COH\ Delly 1'1101 Pvtlll-o--. C:OHt Delly Piiot, Putlll-Or-Con1 Delly Pli.t, Ott. llO, 1"1 AJM.fl O<I. IO, ttll •*4r. Oct. llO, Nov 6, IJ. 20. 1'11 ......,, SI Ull.o deWa lCllKllar el conw10 dt all rlQhl, tolle ""° oftlttttl canveyed to 10 n ·~ P1I ult osunto C11tt.roa end ftow htlO by II undtr w lo OMO Of lleurlo lmmeol•toM.,ntt 'de 010 Tru>t on tlW P'<>Pl'•l1 sltuo1.o In 1110 men"" \u rHPUt.i• •'4:•1t• ., hey County•"" Slolled~ribtd H ------------ al9un1 ·-,., rCOQl<lr.OO 1 ii.mpo LOI SS ot Trt<I No SOOS a\ rwr map Nil.IC MOTlC( PUil.iC •nee I TO THE DEFENDANT 4 (Ml re<o•d•d In 8ooi. 1'3, ~· 17 lftd lll-------------compl•lnl "°' Detn llltd Dy Ille of Mlscoll--..> Mac» In Ille ofllca of 21, 1•1 .. 17.114 fi!l1ttlt P11llllw.d Oranoe Coal Dell~ Pllel, Pullilw.d Or-c-t Delly Pltot. Oct. JO. ,..., •• ,, 20, ,,., •7'7.fl Oct ». -.,, ''· 20, 1WI f71MI PVIUC MOneE lllCTITIOUI 8UllNUI NAMI! l"ATIMINT Tl'I• followl"ii .,.''°" It doing lluJl,..u .. VI LL A GE TflUST DEED IN'llESTM£NTS, 111' SE Molft St,...I, 1n11,., c.i1totn11 mlf Plllllp 14 Mt Nemoe, llttS M<Oermotl, 11, lrvlne,CAt1114. Tlllt butll"H\ I> conducted by "" lftdlvld ... I P'lllllp H, M<No,._ Tf\lt st.e.-... fifed wllll 11\e C-ty C1ot11 of Or•.-oe county °" Oct. 21. ••1. PVIUC NOTICE lllCTIT10US 8USINl:U HAMii: UATIEMENT Th• IOllowln9 per•on I\ OolrlQ bUtlNH• VILLAGE REAL ESTATE. 117• SE Mein Slt•t, lrvlno, Colllorrlle '1111 Plllllp H M<N•me e, ltltS "°"0.tmotl. •I. lrvlM , CA '171' Tllll -lnou •• <on<IU<l.O Dy •n lndlviduel. P'lllllp H Nl<N•,,_ Tlllt , .. _, w .. fll.c! wllfl 1,.. C-1·y Cttn. OI Or-Counl'I' on 0<1 17.1 .. t "'Jfllit 1'174111 P11llllllwcl Or-COftl O•llY Piiot, PullH-Or-c .... 1 Dally Piiot, Oct llO, Ho¥ •• IJ. 20. '"' 47JCMI 0<:1 JO, Ncw 6, U. 10, 1 .. 1 4,,._.I ------------ PUil.iC MOneE f'tJIUC NOTICE l'ICTI TIOU' 8USINESS l'ICTITIOUS 8U$1Nass NAMI STATEMENT NANllf STATEMENT Tht lolloWlllQ per.OM ••• OOlnQ Tiie followl"9 ... ,.on I• dOlft9 but lntu•• butlNU ••· P II 0 U D F 0 0 T S Y S T E M S THE MCGUFF COMPANY, ,.tt ENGI NEERING, JICIO C""m'" dt F•r Wnt MOC"""' ~ ... -. wit• 202, Cottt Meso. CA 47626 Seftle A,.., CA ttl'Ool l.ewl• !.l•p,.en ProuOl001, l llO Aonold M. M<Guff, 10142 Ouren90 Cf\emln dt Fer. CCKI• Mn•, CA 9262' River Court, Fountel" llolley, CA fltb•«• Ann Proudloot, 1110 'f207t. Clleml" dt Fer, ~II Mo1t CA 92•.,. Tiii• ............. condu<lod by ... TlllS llU.>J .... u .. t0t•d11Cl.O DV ... lndlvl-1 lftdlvlOu•I flanold H. M<Guff ........ s Proud!OOI Tllll Jt.el-1 w~ llled with I,,. Tllll ~111...,.nt wo~ 111..S wolll 11\e COUftlY Clet1< al Orenoe Couftly on Ott. C°"'"'" Clf!f'k ol .,,.,. Coun1y on O<t 27, .... 14, '"' 1'11fm "",'" Publllf'ttd 0rlft0t Coesl Dolly Pllot.1 P\1011-Or~ Coe>t DlllY Piiot. O<:t JO, New. 6. IJ, zo, 1•1 4n ...-1 Oct ••. >l, 30, Nov 6, 1,.1 Mq!>-11 ruauc MOneE Nil.IC MOneE NOTICe IN'lllTINO 810$ NOTICE IS HEflEBY Gii/EN 11\ol Ille Boord ol T ru>t"• of ,,.. Coe\I CIH'nMuftlty Coll-Olstr let of Our109 C-ty, Celll0tftle, Wiii receive \fflod Dldt llP to 11 00 1 m , Frld•'I' Nov•mbe< 20, , .. , II IM Pu•<"""" Deportment ol .. td colleoe dl>lrlct 1oc1tt0 11 tJ?O AOltn• AWftut Cotto -w CellfOf'ftil, 01 ...,lch tlmt wlcl Dkl\ wlll be llOIDll<ly -od end rMd for FUANI~ A INSTALi. (.ABLC Tll OlllGI N,r.TIO N SYSTE M , COAST LI NE COMMUNITY COi.LEG£ All Dldt ore to Ill In OC.COf'danc• wllll Ill• tlld Form ln•lructlo"' 1 r1d COftdlllorlS •ncl Soetlllct llOft> Wlll(h •rt now .., 111• -moy be -Ut.0 '" uw office al 1r. Put ch<t•l"V AVt"' of W ld Cof l0i9 Oltlrl<t Eecll blddtr must 'ubmlt wltn 1'1• bid• to.,,..,..• c1141ck, certified clleck. or lllcldet'' bOnO m-poiy•bl• lo ltw Of'der of tN Cwtt Commut\lty COll- Ohtr l<I Boerd ol Tru'1tt> 111 •" ""'""''not teM ~live s-r<""' IS"-'1 of the""" bid .. I guor..,lee llWll ltw blcldet wlll .,.,., Into ow prOIJOMCI (Ofttrect If Ille ,.,... i. ewer-to him. In 11\e .-.1 of 1111~1 IO tnl ... 11110 """ contract, "'9 prcxeod• of trw (llo<k wlll Ill l°""lled, Of lft 11\t cew of • bond, "" lull wm ttwr.al will be rorfeltod m Mid <ollq dltlrlct No D'-• mov wllf\dr-Ill• bio 10<' • PlrlOd of lorl'/ llw 10 1 oen •"., IM dlt• ~!Of' 11\t -•"V ltwnof Tiit Boerd of TruUtoK ,._..H tN prl •ll•oo of ••IKllftQ M>V .... •II lllds Of to •••"• •ny lrreo"t•rUf~\ or lnformolllltt In fllY Old or In '"" llldOlnci NORMAN E w,r. TSON Se<1'91try, • Boero of TrutttoH Coo•t eommunny ColltQt Dlltr ltl Put>lli!wd 0rlft0t C:.00•1 O•llY Piiot 0<:1. 311, Nov.•. 19'1 41,._.I f'tJIUC NOTICE Plllnllll IOllMI yOU II 1011 '"''" lo '"'County Re<oro.< ol •lid (OUftlY det•nd '"'' 11-u11, you mu•l wlll\ln Tiie strut addre\\ o"o Olller • oeo 111.,. tllh """"'°"' ,, MtVeO tOf'nmo" otilQNllOt\, 11 •ny, of 1rw o.. you ,.,. wllll '"" courl • .. rinen rul P•oc>erty oucro.,.d •llovt h H•-~ m Ille comptlfnt. Unt•U you purporl•d lo ti. llst C"lrlUton ~ .., yovr or1 .. 11 wlll be enter'9d °' Slrut Co.t.t -.... Ct lllOf'nl• CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUE . EXHIBIT "A" EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES oppll~alion of ,,,,. Pl••nlltt, eno '"'' Tiie undetSIOflC!CI Tr\.lstee dt>cl1tm1 court m•v enlt< • lUOOmtnl 1001"" •ny tlaDllltv for eny lftCOf'rKtMU Of ~ou for lfle ,.1,.1 ~ 1,. llW Ille strHt _,..,, ..o otf\er corntnOf\ ~ompl•lnt. which could r e\ull tn 61\l9n•tt0n. tt .., •• \hewn l'M'r•ln •• .,,.hllm•nl of wagH , IOll lftQ ol $010 WI• will .,. modi. llUI .. 1111ou1 IN UNDESIGNATED FUND BALANCES/UNRESERVED RETAINED EARNINGS J UNE 30, 1981 '"'one• '>' IWOP'lr1Y or ottwr reflet coven•nl or ••rrclnty. eapreu. or req.,.tltd In llW <omplalnt 1mpllt(I, •-•dlrlQ 1111•. POHI Ulo.., or 0•1.0 Jenuory 2•, ltll encumDr.nctt to pey I"-,...,.,,.,"9 Edwerd W Bt<ltll, Clerk prln<•Pll ..,.., ol '"" noitO) 1ocured By Ea... ll•l•sco, Oot>utv llV Hie! Ot>ed ac Trust, wllll lm.,nt ROSEN, WAC14TELL • Gll.BEltT lllenOft 65 provided •n WIO ftoltl>I, L'U .'' D A ,..-... 1~1 ,.,.,.... .. ,.,. •d••n<••. 1C •ftY, under t,,. term• ol ,. • ., t•I CoeM"° ,._East •11d Oeeo ol Truu, '"'· cNirve> oftd No. S..01• 14111 urwn~• of the T""''" oftd of Ille FUND '-""-'"· ce. -1 trusl\ <•••1..s11v ..... o.e0 o1 Trust -01 General Publlltwd C>-Cl>A\I Oa11w Pilot, Tl\• lottl omount 01 Ill• u"pold 11 S · J G T St J S 2107 l • 1111 ac ,,,. o011oe1•on -,.., D pec1a as ax r . mpr · ec. . Oct."· Jl, JD, No• •. , .. , •uo.-i ,,,. •;::,,.,,110111 sold •ftd •••1110N1111~ 12 Special Gas Tax Str. I mpr. · Sec. 2107 .5 t:\ttm•t•d co'1s. •Aoen\el •nd NIUC M011C( •Ov•nct• •I lllt llmt ac Ille ontllll 13 Special Gas T ax Str. Impr .. Sec. 2106 ~1~~'1o·~~(ltl 0 ' lf\e Noll<• of Sel• ,, 14 Traffic Safety NS..aS442 NOTICE OF DEATH OF EMANUEL H. FINK, aka EMANUEL HENRY FINK, aka EMANUEL FINKELSTEIN AND OF P E T I T I 0 N T" 0 ADMINISTER E S TATE NO. A-110807 T o all heir s , b enef1eiaries, creditors and contingent c r editors of E manuel H . Fink, aka Emanuel Henry Fink, aka Emanuel Finkels tein and p e r sons who may be othe rwise inte rested 1n the w i II and/or estate. • A petition has been filed Tnt lllnelk•••• under wld Oftd OI \5 Water Acreage Fees & lmprovements Tru\t hf'r•totore t••Cute-d •"d d•hn•eo 1o ttw ~•IOM<I • wr111 ... l6 Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Detl•rollon of Default end O.meftd 7 C 't D l t A t tor S•lt, oftd a written Notice of l Ommunt Y eve Opmen C oe11u11 ... a E•ec11on to s.11 T11e 31 1974 Open Space Bond Debt Ser\'iCe unoer1111neo <111•ed ulcl Notlo of Otloull aftd EltellOft 10 5.ell to bt ~ l Capital Outlay ••<0•e1e0 "'t.tw '°""'" .,,.,. irw '*"' 42 Land Acquisition e>•oP<rly t• I0<.1100 D•l•o <>t•-•. , .. , -13 1974 Open Space Acqu1s. & Development :~N" ... ~~~!~~011P011AnoN -14 South Coast Drive Construction tt\ s•td T ru\teor 2SOS E Cl'Wlpm_., Sullt 20S Flllltr10ft, C:llllorftlO 426ll 11141 7Jl.1122 By Litty Gold Prnldtftl Bffr Stole Flnenclol COf'l>OrtliOft PuDllS..., Ortnoo C:O.ll Doll~ Pilol, Ocloe>er U, 30, -November •· t9tt 4~·· 45 Sunflower MacArthur Industri al Area Constr 5 \ Landscape Assessm ent Districts 61 Golf Course 71 Equipment Replacement 81 Expendable Trust by H erman R. Fink in the l----------- 96 Vehicle Parking District No. I · Improvement 97 Vehicle Parking District No. l -Acquisition 98 Vehicle Parking District No. 2 · Improvement 99 Vehi cle Parking District No. 2 · Acqu1sit1on TOTAL -CITY OF COSTA MESA Superior Court of Orange County requesting that H erman R . F, n k be NOT•CE ToCOMT••cTo•s CALLING fl!O• 81D5 appo i nted a s personal School o •••kt NEWPORT-MESA r epresent at Ive I 0 UNIFIEOSC:HOOLOISTAICT adminis te r the estate o f a 10 o...s11rw 1 oo o'ctoct P"' of E I H F . k S t Illa "h cl.ty of Novemtwr, '"' manue in • an a Plut ac Bid 11ect11>1. 1es1 Plec•nll• An a , Ca . ( under the s1rtc1, ~'• MHo. C•'"°'"io •»11 f n d e p e n d e n t Projetl Identification Neme Administration of Estates A•P1•<• c11111"' • f\ot woter plpirlQ •• COrofta 0.1 Mtt High SchOOI EXtDBIT ··B" U ndeslg:nated Fund Balances/ tJnreserved R e taine d lftlWeDW-• TotelR.-s A c t ). The petition is set for Piece Pl•"' ••• on lilt 107 Jlearing in Dept N o . 3 at P11ce nt1t Stru1, c:o••• Mu•. 700 Civic Center Drive ColllOf'"'• end NS a. .. Slf'fft, cos11 CITY O" COSTA MSSA. CAUf'OllltlA ITAT•M9NT 01' a•vaMUIEa AllD •XNNDtTUaH "* .. v-.... "-•·,.. •IN••At. f'\MD lfXl"IENDtlV•H I •1v11tu•• Te .. , ~·-C)ownvnerll ,.,, ... k ....,.. Po.-.&•.cr......, R e venues <Receipts•) S23,950.963. 598.240. 7,500. 568.463. 861.789. 2 1.508 I. 743,230 1.361.466. 278,S l 1. 69.906. 91 .731. 31.428 83.891 798.433. 7,702. 1.035.199. 3\li.193 1.183,950. 134. 330. 69 274. S33.0l0.910. s 344,051. 4,049,202. s 4 393.25.1 ':*":=· ',., . , .. ,015 t.•. 11H: w est, Santa Ana, CA 92701 M~~r~t~~1~:2::BY GIVEN t,,., on November 18, 1981 a t tht obov•·Nmed Sc11001 0111r1<1 of 9: 30 AM OrtftQI' County, Celll0<r1la, 1t<ll119 llY I F You OBJECT to the eftd tllro11911 th Go ... rftlrlQ 9oatd, 11erel ftafl•• rtft•••d to • g ranting Of the petition, "DISTRICT" wlll receive UC> lo, lllol y ou s hould either appear Mt ,,,,.. t...,, 111e 1t>0w -ue1e<1 ""'•· !t the h earing and State SHl.0 lllOS lo< 1"' •w&rd ol a COftlrt<I Uun-~~b Flnot Al'ort91tun. u .... .....,,.,..~ l11tarweu;;1w1•11.t1 t o.on.t•. ... J'M. llt,.M. ....... t.m.-.. ....... Tote! ExpenditurH 1fP4 Ol"•N l"ACll -D DC8T H•VICI '°UND •IEVINUH lor tlw obow pro1Kl f OUr Objec t iOl'\S Or the 8 1dt >Niii lie rl!<PfVed In Ille pltc• ..,.,ritten objec t ions with the 1c1entlt1fld eoove. ""'° "''".,. - court before the hearing. ono puDllctv •••cl •louo •• Ill• allOv•·\111.0 llMe aftd plo<•. Your appearance may be Tiier• wlll be. N/A .. ,. .. 1 requl In p erson or by your for u c11 set of blcl C10<11'"•"" 1 a ttorney gueron1" '"' mllf'ft '" toOd cOfldlt ' wlllllrl NIA dllyl aftK llw bid -Ill I F Y 0 U A R E A d•t• C R E D I T 0 R 0 r a Eecll bid mutt conform eftd b4I contingent creditor o f the '""°"s1w1011W<o..trectd0c-11 t f.1 £0<1\ lllcl l'lell bt occompe,.,.d by d eceased, you mus t e ,,,. H<u••ty ,.,.,,.o to 1r1 t"-cOfltrect your claim w ith the court documents •nd by 111e 1111 °" "'--' or p resen t i t t o the •u11eo..1rtcior-. ~• ersonal representative .,,,. 01sTR•CT 1'9iotvft tM r•0111 to rel.ct .. , Of' ell bids Of' lo WllW Oft'I' 1n,G , .......... s.rvtc .. 01• TC>UIR- aX1"aNotTUaa1 c;.rw,14 ~·-"" Pvlllk~ t •••• tsl. •. ,., .... J,1•.-1,sn,so. l'ullllc~ Perua.•ec.r-.etlOft OftCWvke: l'rtc..., lllet~ 11~ ,,,_..., Rtcel CN'WK l~ T-~-I ft.1 i . "'9CIAL Ml TAX ITa•aT tMNOV .. lrT PU•D a1v1 .. uaa UN If MINy -,.._,... ... ,.,......,,.,,." ... Tete4,_._ aal'aNDtTUaal lec.tttr.T Pulllk ~CIAL. OAS TAX IT•IEIEY-""'11G¥9Malt'T PV•O ......... To•• ,,., .... __,, TCl4el,.._s IXl"•NDl1Vltl$ Debt Ser¥1co: Ptlnclpel Retl.._t Int•""' & Flecal Cller90s Totol blleftdllul'M CA .. ITALOUTLAY fi!UNO alVIE .. UH UM Of,.,., -...._rty ~· TCIWIR- IXl'INDt'T\laH PulllkWWtia P•rlll & kfMtloll Totlll.,....._ al'llNUH LAND ACOUlllTICIM l'UMD • •.ooo. .~ ...... ~ ..... ~ . ,,....,., 1\H: u .. of Melley -"'-'1Y L.!!.!!!.: ttH~ltWACI ACQUISITION DCVU,ot>Maltt l'UND lt&'ll•NUll l...1!.c!!!:. ExpendUures Expeoses0 Adjustme nto; (Exhibit "8"> St 19.123.212. I Sc-t.413.080 1 918.046. I 392.319. 7.500 I I) 1.461.976 I 885.11 2 564,469. I 87.960 I 1) It 1.4-13,004 I Hi 028 l .339.51;) 108.120 (. 264 ,489 I 1..\,022 I 1.921.i5S I 058 l-1fl () II 308 I 74.084 .• 6Jfi,503. I r, H . 787 0 II 4.904 .1 :m 879.250.) I) 229.673.) fl 16.460 . I -13G. 720 . I). n 20 ' " ,, f). ( \5.) $128.811.064.) SI l.490.3f~1. I SI 304.871 . I S< 39, JR(). I ( 1,960,894. I St 2 .26.5, 765. I S1 39, 180 I NON.ONUT1NG •RCIEIPTS Gain Oft Sole OI Fhr:ecl Aueb Ol'l•ATINO IXPaNtU Admllll .. retlclrl Costs Au-1.,.Fuel lnt•l"MI c.ntrel Ge•-Ooprccletlorl T01el ......_,111119 E•PtnSH MOM.Ol'UIATlNG llXPlfNSl:S Mlact ll-.t ••vaNUH Ta .. a USO Ol -y -"'-11Y COlllrlllUllclrl ,.,, Future Cortnru<tlorl 0.f ... recl CompeftM\IClft • £mplOVl!tl Totel ... -. IE)(l'INDITV•H 0.-elGove,.,,,,,.... ••V•MUH Tues al'lllNUIE' TettH VIEMICLa l'A•KING Dtn•tCT NO. I ....... " ......... VIENICL• .... KINO otn•rcT NO. I Ac....,._,.. vaNtCLIE l'A•KINO CMSTlllCT MO. I ·--...... vaMICLIE .... I( .... DtltlttCT MO. t AC4"11.,_.._ ppointe d by the court 1r,..u1er111et or 1morme1111 .. '" otfty w ithin four mont hs from "'''Ill''".,,. Dldlllftll. the date o f first Issu a n ce Trw 01sT111c r Ni• 01>11l,...d t•Of'n ••v••u•• Int ....... ,, ........ . Uw of "'111Mv ~ PtOC-'1Y IX"l .. DtTVaaa Perlls & .._,wtlOfl IOUTM COAIT DIUVa CONn•UCTtON fl!U•D 1--!!!: ·~::_:uu tll• OinKl0< ol t... Oepertmetot Of of letters provided In 1r1c1u1t•I•• "•'•"o"• 111. g•ntre• Section 700 of the Probate P"'"e"lnt ,. ... o4 per dt.m ·-• '" Code o f Californi a , The 111e 1ou111y111 wt11c11 1111swon:111oi. 'I f f I · I I 111 oettorll'led for •eocll ettfl or lyoe ol me Or hng Ca m s W wor-m111 n .. dtd to .. ecul• Ill• not expire prior to four c..,,, .. ,, n...w """ -e11111e e11119 months from the date of ocSTAICT 0111ce 1ecal•f •• 101 th h I t i ed bo Plac•11lle Slreet, Cotte Mtto, e ear nQ no C a ve. Collfornl• tU27. Cojll .. mey bt YOU MAY EXAMINE Ol!l•lned Ori, ........ A COllY ol ..... ttfe flle ke pt by the court If ••••u 11e11 be -•eo oi ,,... 1o11 ti••· You are Interested In the T11e fOf991111,.. tclledul• or ,,., ••tm ...... Is..._ -• worttl119 .. , .. estate, you may file a ...... m '-" n... , ... '°' ,.....,, request with the court to _, .., .... _ _. w 11 11e •• ...,.. ,,r eceive s peclal notice of "7: ~;:!1':":.,,.!.nc1.10,., uvo11 Ille .,.e,the Inventory Of estat e CONT"ACT°" 111-'*"'.,. cont'"'' ·~netsandofthepetltlOns, I• ewettleel, encl"'"" uy 0 "accounts and reports tflnrw...,.. 111m, •"''Mt described tn section 1200 :::.'.:::::.~:~ ... ~ ... ::: ltiof the California Pr'Obate e11e<11t1e1111•t-ect ''!Code. N• 111-., -v witMr• fib..._"' ··~ LIW Offkn of Rey S. ~...!:':=::.:.:.::=:"" •1 "OlonNaM ly: D••ltl L. • ,.,,..,.... .. .,.. • ..........-c• LArkln Attcwney •t Law, ••11• •Ill " re111l rtf ~,,., It rltSS ~ Malft StrM~ uec11tl•11 •f tflt u11troct, Tiie •.. ,.A -~ ........ ... c... ,..,....., .... , • Ill IN fWfll ... ...,,. :--... , --..... l. ,.. l11t.flec..M•.cl~ ·.no1; T .. : <n•> w .1 .. t G ... -..... ...,. 1..r -Publlshed Ora,._. coa1t ..,. ~ M_,, "''''"· ·~ • ._ ~ ... 0"'9<19t Delly Piiot, Oct. ~. 30, Pu1111.,,..0r..,..c..s1o.1,., ... 1e1, N o v . S, 1981 ~698-81 0ctoM•».3ll,1t1Jt .....,.,, IXl'lltotTUHI ~k ~<'M. UI TAJ111T11aaT ~llT flV•D ..... 1taVIMUll u .. -,,...,.., -..,....tty .......... , . ......-., T .. 11.._ .. ,. ... .,."' ... "'*k WIW1liS al'llMUU "'--~ .... , .......... .... OtMI' , ............ aXP•MDtTU•ll l"WlkWMla aaVlllUG CMftiMIW~ TaA,.l'IC t.Al'&T't NtlD n•aM. a•VIMU• ........ T'""' llUll9 uvw...a u •• ..., .. ......,,., ·-~---T ... --.. .......,_. O-•• 111•• ,_,._llMr ~ ... .. .,..~._ ...... ,...,IJ • ..,.,... CCt••r•"fTY ~lllCT,,_ alVIMUU u .... ,__, _ ..._,,,, C ... ,.... tw ltNIUt TotatR-LA"DICAN ASMNM•WT otn••cn fi!UMD ' . ...,. ,;;a COMMUNtn ••o•v•~ .. ,,. AOINCY Te•IM,_.,,_ • •• U,"5. 7•,J17 ,Jg:: t D ,7'1. ll,721. Solt .. ns~ i 1.IW, 12 ... 114 c:a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 ·~~ .... ~~~ ..... ~~~ ..... ~~:... ..... ~~:.-. ...... ~~--....,.~~:.-.---~~:.-. ...... ~~:.-. .... ~...r. ......... ~~ ~~~ .... ~~..--- South Coast Dodge's Spectacular 5ale Here's an Incredible deal from south coast Dodge: Buy your new Dodge this weekend and get a great price, a big factory . With Factory Rebates + A Free 13" Color T.V. on Every '81 or '82 In stock <Except Misers> '82 Mini Rams $ 1 000 Factory Rebate + FREE COLOR T.V. 13" Color T.V. from Weber's world In Anaheim ----~~ ...... -~ -~--~---SA~FactOry .UV Rebate rebate and a certificate good for a free 13" color T. v. from Weber's world In Anaheim or Newport Beach. What's more -this offer Is good on every car, van or truck in stock -'81 's or '82's! <except Misers> Not every Dodge dealer can offer you these rebates -but south coast Dodge can -and we're sweetening the deal with a beautiful color T.V. You can get your rebate In cash or use It toward your down payment. And we 'll happlly arrange financing for quallfled buyers with below prime rates. come In this weekend for big rebates and your free color T.V. But HURRY -This offer absolutely ends at close of business Sunday. '81 .Ramcharger's $1 000 Factory Rebate + FREE COLOR T.V. '81 Challengers '81 Ram-SO'S '81 Colts '81 omnls & 024's '81 Pick-Ups & vans 4X4 Pick-Ups $ 500 Factory $ 500 ::~tao:: + + Rebate + $300 Factory ssoo Factory Rebate Rebate + FREE COLOR T.V. FREE COLOR T. V. FREE COLOR T. V. FREE COLOR T. V. ' - ~ i! !'> -: ~· .. . ·; .. '79 FIAT CONVERTIBLE S6500 23 000 miles Like New (347ZYK) '80 DATSUN 280ZX s 10,950 T-Top Only 15.000 miles '79 RX7 MAZDA s395g Sunroof -Immaculate (53Goo:J) '81 CAPRI G.S. S6850 Only 6.000 miles. (116XAX) '80 AMC SPIRIT s495g Air. 4 cyl A Beauty (650ZEH) '81 . LYNX EXEC. CAR SAYE Our discount & your rebate. your cost onlv (608234) ******************* : Rebates on 18 I & 82's ! ******************* '81 A~!!i~!~ri~ (~A~~!) * * ~ * * * * * * $ 5950 '80 COUGAR XR7 ••••••••• SJ450 9.000 miles (AKC150J '80 T BIRD .. /.: .... s7950 Ford Exec Car (263ZC0) 'BO MERC. MARQUIS ••••••••• S6850 7000 miles. air (BGB020) '79 MERC. MARQUIS • • • • • • • • • $ 5550 4 door 25 000 miles (6243521 '79 FORD LTD CP. • •• • • •••• S4950 Air AM-FM (320XJY) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. .. • • : .... ~ilillll. ..................... ~;;;~......... : ---· . 198? YN #600042 Brand New 4 cyL With our discount & the rebate your total cost only **** • • • • • • • • • • • • • #613443 • • • • • • 2 Door Brand New 6 r.vl. vinyl roof. air. • • automatic. steering. AM -FM radio. tinted glass • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/fnday, October 30, 1981 '80 MARK VI * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * S 11 850 Loaded Beige (67232) ' '78 BLACK MARK···········**·*·**** S 6950 Black leather. black top (72343) '79 VERSAILLES • • • • • • • • • • • • * * * * * * • * $ 8 2 5 0 Black (164YWC) '79 SEVILLE Loaded (658WWZ) ··················· s10 850 ' ******************* $10 500 ' '79 MARK V (JHVI) '79 CONTINENTAL 4 DR.················ SJ950 White & Immaculate (019WQI) 1981 l 'NCOLN #653816 Brand New Town Car loaded with over $4000 Extras. Signature Series W1 th luxury car opt ions. DI SAVE OVER FROM FACTORY STICKER ., DI Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /F riday, October 30. 1981 NEIGH-BORHOOO MERCHANT Sten• \l et1e. ''hu t'all'> h1mM·lf a reform<.•d hecf hut<:ht•r wlb frt•sh and cured t'Ub uf hnr..,<.•me~t 111 On•gon "' onh shoµ of its kind ,·ears. Prices says ·~......-. . \!though do'' n ~omc from recent business I' ~till ~ood. ~a,·:. )fetie are about half of t hose or beef. he • Why lS TV wrestling popular? BLYTH EVILL E , Ark. <APl - J am McClain is tired of hearing people scoff at his ravor ile sport , so next s pring he plans to teach a course to he lp people learn to appreciate it discuss w hy wrest li ng draws crowds of 11 ,000 to 12,000 a t Memphis' Mid-South Coliseum every Monday night. job ... he f e els a release of ten s ion w h e n h e can see someone hitting someone e lse." How T o EnJOY TV Wres tling will address the psychological. soraological and athletic aspects of proressional wrestling. s ays McClain. director of financ ial a 1 d al M iss1ss1 ppi County Com mumty College He believes there are two reasons wrestling is so popular First . he said, the good g uy and t he bad g uy a re clearly ide ntified before they ever enter the ring. and fans know what lo expect from each contender When the cou rse w as announced . McClain said. a lot or closet wrestling fans emerged to tell him they s h ared his affection for the s port lie s aid school officials were receptive to the idea ··T he second thing ... he said, "as m is placed aggression If a person feels frustrated in his "The cou r se was so unique .it was never McClain wants the class to questioned .. DEA TH NOTICES NIUC MlltE ~ LOSANOIELH SUNltlC. COUllT R0 !\10 (',, .inti l>ornlh\ t'h,1tham mN.Hlll St. 1-:L\ltL\ ('F:R\ \:"TES 11r .\lon1 0\l;.s Cd l:J PLAIH~F~'.~~!.!Mln, HO.\!<) ·•l!l' ti>C l'l''llll•flt 11f It r .. n d (' h 1111 r l' n Jn rt ~ DEFENDANT Cal B~ Inc .. Pl>lllp (.'o~la .\lc•,a. <'a 1'.1,,l•d J!r1•;.st gr.111ch·h1Jdrl•n F•lrclllld O • P1111 F•lrclllld; J \\ a' 1111 \\' l' cl 11 l'' cl a' Furwr;.sl ~t·n it•1•, ''Ill bl' hl•ld Gu9d•I...,. -..OOa , Don 1 tlltoUQll Ch·11 l;t,·1 :!I!. t!IHI 111 San on l·'ncla~. <klolwr :10 19111 xx, lnclust,..SUMMON$ CIPlll('llll'. <.'J Sh<· ,, ·" Ptt•rc·l· Hroth1•rs He ll AMINDIEDCOM~LAINT :<Ill'\ h l'd h~ h1·r h11,twnd 11r11 ,, d ''a' (.'haµ 1· I J t NOTl~~IEv!u::i:.::-:..,. 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If you wllll to j?J'l•,11g1.11HC'11111•11 .1111 l tJndddll htt•r Shirll•\ .,.,..,dllws i-11 • .,.,.,,....•,wltNn n I l' l' l' ' ,1 11 d II l' II h l' \\ -, µ J( • JO oys ~ ltllt ..,...,,_, Is M•- R t' (' 1 l ,1 t 1 11 n 11 I l h 1 • 11 o ll \ 1 r D '1 n 1 C' I S :J dn d -l on yov, Ille wllll lllh court • wrltt.., R II 1 •1.1 d J.! r l' a I gr a 11 d r h 1 I re n ,._,. to,,,. compeetnt. uniest '°" <h,in ".1 ll' "11 rnr' ~' · c;ra\ e:-.1de 'l'I'\ ire' '"II be do '°·.,.,.,.. claf.,11 """•..,,.,..,on 01·111ht•1 ~1 ~!1111 JI x. 11111 .\I h ,11 on Thur:-.cla'. <ktober -11u11on of .,.. p1.i..i111, i.ftd '"'t at Lt''llt''kl l11l11111;.il ( hapt•I .,~ l 19111 t ., nnP .\I al court mey .,,., •Judgement -oelnst .\I ;i-.., of ( 'hrhl li!ll 1!1111 al "111 ~ · '1 ~ • yo;i tor 1M relief .,....._ I" Ille b F I 11 h 'IU \\ 1·~1 m111 ... tt•r \h'mon.11 Park complaint, wlllcll could ru ult In e on I'll·" '111 1•1 1·t H , B , Kurrie gu"1111ment ol wegu, teklno ol 19tll ;it K IMll'.\1 .1t th1• S.m p"~ 1 1 r P~(•·h,\~1~1~11 l'hun·ti mono or Pf'Open, or ot"41r r•ll•f r el11w lk ·"''ll' C.11hol11· '(I •• s . reQuested l"the COf'fle>l•lnt Chu n ·h , t hi• ,1111 st 1·:t1\\ ,11 "' 1~( l lw l o' l'nant nffll'latm g 0.1..i: Auvust lJ. "" I S1•n l<'('S 1t11cll'r I he d 1rt'(•t1crn JoM J. CorcMen, (" h 11 l't h • I ) n 1111 11 f.! O ,1 111 . . Co;inty Ciera Si•pu I, t'cl.i (' ,, 111 q 1 a 1111 o[ 11 .irhor l.;i\\11 . .\tount Olin• Byv Rodrlguer, l> , •1 (' 1 h H ", \JnrtllJf.\ ol ( ost.1 ~lt·sa Deputy ' l •• I I . ,, \\ I -10 -• ).I Publllh9d °'-CN~l D•lly Piiot ~1011~11.:nor .John \ I 'offll'ld ,, .~.~. Oct. JO, Nov•. u. 10. ,,., .,,._,,· p :J ' I n I' u I t 1 <' I :i I I 11 i.! Ad<litumal Catholil' Hill's PllUC •TICE and 111lt·rmenl \\Ill tulhl\\ 111 ------------1 ------------ PUIUC MOTtE .\I l' \ 11·11 l.1°,nl•-.l..1 ~tor tuan fill\ S.1 t-:1 ('atn1110 R (';il S,1n t'kml·n11• l'a <lln•1·111r' Ill:! lili CALl .. CMINIA allOIC*AL WATll• NOTICE INVITING llOS 0mMMY CllMrel 9Mff HOT ICE IS HEAEBY GIVE N llwlt ...._Me....... see led pr-HIS for lurnlsllll>Q •II ..,...._.A-.Wte• lellor, m•ler l•lt, tqulpmtnl, •~•.CA 9191 1ren1C>Or1Atlon •ncl such lecllltlu H NOTICll OF m e y 11 t r • q u I r t d I o r T H E GILl.l '1 f'UILICHIEAlllNG CO NSTR UCTIO N OF SITE J 1-:ss1 E \I (; 11 l.l ,, -IMPROVE MENTS TO BALEARIC A~l"\.lc.ATIC.. l"Ott WASTIE CENT EA, 1'7S B•lffrlc Slrftl, Cfll• rc~ltll'lll ol t' ........ ,1 ....... ( ·., Dl$CMAllOIE •IEOUl•llMUllTS MUI, •ncl ••to,,,. CONSTRUCTION Pa...,1•tl ,I\\ ,I\ 1111 I It lflhl'I :!II (Nat'-.......... Dhdlll... OF A RESTROOM OH THE COST,. 1981 ,11 th1• .lj!I' t1f jj '\Ill' I' 11...,.__S.,.._'°""'") MESA COUNTRY ClUB GOLF ,UI'\ I\ t•d h.' \ 11,HIJ.!hlt•r lk;1 -COU RSE, 1101 Goll Cour\f Drive, O....lllllns Cott• Meu, C•lllornle will II• Shtpl(•\ 11f('11~1.1 \)(o,J l'a 3 ~-a.ti• received t.rtl'le c11,01 C~I• Mete, et :-on-. H11·h,1nl H (illlum of Dover Sllores Community llW office ot ,,_City Cler._, 11 Felr ~1 J rbk lle;icl. Ohio .John R Auocl•tlon has lllecl en N POES Drive, COIW ""'"· CalllOf'nle untll tlle . permit eppll,•llOfl encl -119'1 tor "°"' 11 00 • m No,..mller •. '"'· el Gillum nf (.'o-.ta \ll'"I (a w•fl• c111e,,.,. .....,.,._,for"" wnlcll tlmt ,;,., wlll 1>e open u unrl Hoh4•rl I. c;itlum of dlscll•f'9tofwestefrommet..-e pullllcly •nd ,...,•loucllntlle Covncll Hou.,lun Tt•\ .,.., 2 '-l~le!r' dreeltlllCI" Oo-.r Sllot9s a..-•• 1" CMmlMn. St-1><--'• tlwlll IM•r • • < · Upper H-' Bey. llW lltl• of tM wort. -IM neme of \'1\ 1a ( .r,1\ 111 1.Jkl· Taho('. o" Ille -I• Of pnllmlnery •t.ff ,,,. lllddltr but"" -r dlttl1>gulslllnQ -------------!review •"" eppllc•llon of •-•vi mer.,s. An' llld received •lier Ille st•"dards end reguletlons, Ill• sclledulecl closlnQ time lot IM rt<elPI C•llfornl• R"lon•I Weter 0 ... llty of lllds S/lell lie AIUrned 10 Ille llldder Control BOilrd, S-.1• A"• R"loft, •Jnopened 11 shell II• the sol t tent1tl vely propows to ls.sue ••st• ru90n1lllOlty Of Ille llklOtr to ... INI dhcllerge requl rementt ln<ludlng "'' llld It recel•ed In pr-r time. effluent llmlletlons end specie! contr.ctort m•r llld on llolh protect\ condlllont Person t wlshlno lo or lndlvl~el protect\ IALn IERGEROH SMITH & TUTHILL WlSTCLIFF CHAPEL 4:?7 ( I 7th SI Co~ta Me<i.1 f\4f\ q;'l 7 1 PIHCE HOTHHS SMITHS' MORTUilY 6<'7 Main S1 HunlinQton ~dth 536 6539 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemeterv Mortuarv Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c V1Pw 011vP Newoort BPacri 644 <'700 McCOttMtCll MORTUARIES Laouna Beach 49-4·9415 La<Juna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 MAnOll LAW.._MT. OLl¥1 MortuatY • CerNtery CrermtoN 1625 011lei' Ave Cost• Mesa 6'0.SM4 comment upon or object lo '"• A set of plant. •-lllullont. •no pr-d dbcNrge requlre,.,.flls •re 0 ,,.,, contrect document1 mo lie Invited to S<lbmlt..,,,. In writing to olltafned In Ille olltce of I"• Ill e ellove 9ddrn 1 no leter '"•n D•P•rtmenl of Ltl1vr• S.rvlcu , 77 Novemller 11, 1"1. All comments or F•lr Drive. C<KI• "'-H, Celllornl•. olljectlons ... .i....i ptlor IO Ille •bow upon receipt al 1 nonrf'lunclelll• fH of d•I• wlll be co"tldered In tlle '6.00. 11 lllClders r1<1uHI plent end lormulellon of """' clatermlnetlons speclflc•tlont lie mell9d, ,,,. clwlroe reo•rdlng Vie waste dllCl'lerge. wlll lie ,, SoO per..,, Tiie Boerd wlthu to oblll" Eecll llld u1111 1>e med• on the lnfOfmetlan ID eulst II In determl"lng propose! form •nd In Ille menner oreper wni. dltclWtge rwQ\llrements provf-In the cont""'' documenh, •nd, ter 11\el po;r-. wlll llold • end shall lie •ccompenled by • .,.....le llMrlng • fallllws : certified °' cn t>ler's <llKk or • llld DATE: o.c.mc.r 11, 1"1 llond f0< noC Ins 11\.tn 10 perc..,I of Ille TIME: 9:JO•.m. •mounl of tN llkl, m-IMIY•lll• lo the PLACE· CllY C.-11 CM~ City of C°'I• Mna. 1'1DMMftS.IWt Tiie Contreclor tllell, I" '"" Al-11*.c.llforftl• pe rtormence ol '"• work •nd '"'.,"'.., .,.,_ ere l"vlted to lmpt0ve<Nn1t. conform to Ille LAbot at•llll IO 0-'I hlr vi.ws on t-c-of the Stele OI C•lllornl• •nd lstYet '918tl11Q to ..... ._. we.st• Olller le.n of ... SIM• of ClltfO<"'" dlscller ge. Pertons m•l!l"O •PPllcalllttlle<flo,wllllttle .. cepllon orue"1•11ont Sl>Ovld COflflne their only of s.icll verletlons H mey Ill lllAl-'9 19 .. -I-Is-.. ,..QulrN -Ille 11119<lal U•tVIH °"' •tft-•111 w -~ lllUt. tw pursuent to wll l<ll proceul119a '"• eccvrecy ef tll• reu r<I. oll llereundtr -i.t!Ofl .,., wlllcll ,,..,,. 1m,ert•11I totlmeny •h•vld •• "•' been supersecte• 11., Ille pro wtlmllted Ill """llfte. Of'M •-wlilona of ltw LAllor Code Prefertnee si-111 w IWMf '9 oltow all llltWHMd to l.C.Or 11\ell lie 91,..n only In IM __.,.,,. .... ....,, men"9r _...,llY 1-. Tiie t-.ort et weal• ••~·ll•r... Ho llld "'911 lie conllcler9d unlet.I It retet9d tllcwnol'lt., feet lflHtl, IN Is m•Cle on a form twnt.-lly Ille ... ,..., ..,..... ,..,..,..,,......_ llM City Of CA11U Mna, -Is m.ot 111 all ~ .,,. .........,. r_,... ectorcNf>te wllfl ltw ,,.,.111ons of tM IN'( N ......... Md C .... et lM Df'OfM> .. I _...,.,_...., lt .. ltNI ...,. afftU. ... 1""'-E.Cll 111411er MUM lie llce"Md Ond ,...,._, ..... -. It._,..., CA tt• ellO Pf'9Qll811tltd os r1QulrH llY law. (,._. ,..........., W--_. TllO ~llY OMl<ll of t!lt City ff Gott• flf t :• •·"'--. •:• ,.111 .. ~ Mt .. ~...-V.• !fie rltlllt 10 reject ...., ..,..,... "'1ey. ti' oil bldt.. ....... lr"'t ................ -lllWfl ......_., ............. M\' _...."-to,_ CllY Cltrtl of Ille ... __.. ............ linltMPNNf'. CllYflf OKi.Meu .......... Cir .... i;.tt Oflly ~ P11bl l1Nd Ore119t Cot.ti Dolly Pltot. Ocl. a. ,_ Ol1~ Od . tl, a , \ti! 4ff7 .. 1 THE BEST In rudlng enjoyment ccmes to your Physician disciplined GAINESVILLE. Fla. (A P ) -The st ate Board of Med ical E x amine r s has discipline d the physician who invented Gatorad e for writing two pr escr iptio n s t o himself, v io l a t i n g a state la w. An audit o f the Sha nds H ospital phar mac y record s show e d J . Robert Cade, a hospital phys ician and professor o f med ici n e a t t h e University of F lorida, h ad wr it ten t w o pre s crip t i o n s o r controlle d drugs . On e prescr ip tion was for himse lf, while the other was for his daughte r's dog, h e said. T h e Inde p e ndent P r ofessional, a monthly trad e n ewsp a p e r for regulated prof essio nals, reported t h a t th e prescriptions wer e for 20 Dem erols and 20 codeine table ts . C ade is the inve ntor of a popular dr ink called G afo r ade, whic h i s d es i gned l o r a pidly re place salt and wate r of h eat-e xha u s t e d ath letes. T- H OTICE O~ TltUSTIEIE'S SALE T.S. Ne. SML-* On Novemc>er 1•. 1 .. 1, •I IO:JO •.m .• Cel Coa$1 Mort~. es CIUly ~nl9d Tru•IM --""""""'lo °"" of TN'1 rec...-Oecemllor JI, ttlO, In 11ook ll"' e>age tt•. ot Ofllc 1•1 RKords In ll>e offlct of Ille C_,ty Recorders of Or1119t County, Stete of Celllornie ewe<o1-11y JoM H. K"yper end Evelyn J Kuyper, llUtbllnd •nCI wife. WILL SELL AT PU BLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDE R FOR CASH ,.,.,•Ille el lime OI ••le '" lewlul money of Ille Unll9d Sl•tn) In ttw Lot>bv al ll'le l'lflcu of Hunt end Fentitermaker. • professlonet cor por•llon •I 620 NewPOrl Center Drive. N-rt Buch, CA., Sulla 211, ell rlgM, title •nd Interest con•ev9d to eno now llel<I llV It u-r u ld D...i of Tru•I In 1rw pr-rty •11 ... ttd In seld County •nd St•te de!Crllled ••· Lot 11 ol Trecl No. ~9 as $!10-on • mec> recorded In -11•. 31 •ncl U ol mltc•ll•neout mec>t In Ille office ol the Countv reconler of u ld County. Tiie street •ddreu •nd otlltr common oeslgMllon, If •ny, OI Ille rut properly Clo crllled •llOve Is purported lo lie 20ol9 TutUn Ave., Costa Mn a. Cellf. 9?621. T lie unoenlQnecl Tl"llSt" dltclelms •nv ll•lllllty for .,Y l11Correctneu of 1rw slreet ..,.,,.." •net otller common clatlg,,.llon, It •n,.-.. ller91n. S.ICI tele Wiii lie ,,,_, but without co•enent ot warr•nty, ••Pf•s.s Of' Implied, .....-n11no 1111e, POSMulon, or encumtirences, lllCM:llng feH, c,..r999 eN ••P8n-of Ille Trv'1H -of ... trush creeled 11¥ said DMCI ot Trvst, S. pay Ille ,..,...nll>Q ptlnclpel sums 9' IN notehl -uAd 11, sold Oeect of T Ntt to Wit •ts.000.00 Wltll Int-II -·-f,...., July s. , .. , •• ''" -eMum •-1We t1u 81<1-(sl plus costs encl e#IY ...,enc:es Of M •-to be """""in.cl et the tlfno of •le wltll l11Mr9't ~•I tlle time Of .. 1. ,,.. liaMfklery -· sold 0.-of Trust lleretefore •••cuted •1111 delivered S. tlW ~ ....... o wrltttn Decler1tlon of Clef•lllt al'll Demand l9r Siie, 1nc1 t wrln.fl l'llotk• of Oefa .. 11 .... Election IO Sell. Tiie Vlllltl'.,._. ceus .. UICI Notice of Oefeull ..,d Elt<llOI\ to »fl 10 be rtcOl'dtcl I" tlle count'( wflere ti. rHI Pf'OCMr'tY It tocettd. DAT~DCk-1', l'ltl, Col Cotlt Monoatt 111<. ouoldTrv._, ly. A.W. F-torrnel!W P11btlllled Or ... CoeM Delly ,.Ii.to Od, ti, ......... "" 4MHt hoftie 7 clays a -In the ··~ Pilat 642-4321 CLASSIFIED INDEX I .... h HMMt F« Wt .....,. • ...,. Wt tto.M•...,. Wt .... •••·•·················· ···········•·········•· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c;...,.e IOOJ G..-.1 1002 G...,... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s 12.000 THllUWfS T • Plact Y •f &•. ca• 642·5678 HOUSES FOR SALE GtMf1t llo111ooh1w llolboo P••••••I• (•P'•ll•"" tiur~ CIWOM\lfl \hr (...U ,,. ... u. .. Ptolll tJTOfO ft>uftl••ll \1llf'• M\l"'•OetOfl llurll h\'U» ...._. lltt .. ~ l,a1 .... H1lh ......... , .... 1 'C!»tOI\ , •• ,. ~th'-~:~ ~ JMft \ •JM\lt IMt '-*•Afll4c ... .tl ..... ~ -~a... ..... "'"'"'••ttr llaloj< ,._, ,.1. wt mm ........ ,., ...... Alw\lltot•lor 'wS. llt..tlhoport• ~lltitk,,.,rt, rt..i•t) La111 ln pl\ f teHrn.J Prtlftitrh londonuauun\ '•'~ o..k-'n l Mt',,.,... ttouw-. to M> \lo, .. o tfW'01711f PrQtWrh htd~naJ P'°"''" Lah fOf '•lit llOIMI< """ 1111 ~rk• '4W111" Ot-wn .... ,,.,' UraftMf't.O Prup lMoft°"M\ Pt11'1 CM ol NOit p,,,p k.nc-hit-,. }Mm' t.ro~•.,, RuJ b111,. • u h41"-I" Rut U.t#lf' "Aftlt'd UNTALS ·~\in f~tN\h•d flown• l. nf1.1rf"H\hf'd ttou'lt"'\ .. urn nr I nt C'~m11uum' twr" f onOOnun1um' t n' TO""anholii\.f'1 t urn T....-.W-..•l-' Ou,Waf\. t~vtn l.NcMn"> ll"f 4ph t'wtn Apt .. l nfurn Apt-. t '6rt\Of I l\f fhJC:M't"' M_, 6 ll<ur• Hatti\ '-UCrh IUOI ICM IU07 IUll 11111 llQ< ICilt lllJZ 111:14 1040 11164 '°"' llllil ""' 1Ml 109 ·~ '"" lllllO I'* . ... llM 1100 I~ I~ .. l)lj/ ..... ..... Jotli 1:1>1 I .... EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY , .......... Motkt: All real estate ad· vert ased an this newspaper IS subjert to the Federal Fair Hous· ang At1 of 1968 which makes 11 1lle1al to ad- vert1Se "any preference. l1m ilat1on. or das · crimanataon based on race, color, reh g1on, sex. or national ora&tn. or an Ultent1on to make any such preference. lam1tat1on. or dis· cr1mlflat1on " ·~ 1 nus newspaper wall not 11w knowingly accept any = adver t11ing for real 1~ e11tate which IS m viola· ~: hon or the 1.a:.w::..·=----- lloil.t li!AI llW ,,,., !HORS: ~trllwn ~."'"" ...... -.... RHLTOR S GATIDrllYACY leads to top of the hill reeling m Eastbluff. TOTALDOWM! That·, ntht' A btauutul professionally drroraled 3 Bd r m 2 bath townhome Pool. spa and sauna A bargain. only Sl 19,900.~2313 THE REAL ESTATERS spa rkling bedrooms. --------•I 3 B dr m 2 'i 8 a . f i r e plare. lt1tli1n ceramic tile In Uvlna room . dining room . kitchen and entry fabulous mountatn and park views Exceptional financing 1 • Redured to S234,500 JACOBS REAL TY 67~f/~ -family a nd dinin g H&RIOIR:l-.E room&. suns.lune pool & ,.. ---------spa. Move in c:ond1Uon. An exqu1&lle offering 1 l'ho/o IUILDBS Good flllancuig. s:.ns.tioo Elegant & spacious 3 CLOSEOUT & FUlH. D.M. M91IMI Ur bdrm + family room. I MOO& SAU -___ 7_60-0tl5--l lev home w1panoram1r F'ew rematnina 2 & 3 Br v uta of h arbo r . " I couthne, ocean & night 3 Ba Condos 5ff the sq SMAITIHYESTOl7 I hghts Prestage, com fl & amenity bu)' tn the • Harbor area Own this beautiful fort, luxury"' Sttunty WI LSON PARK townhome below market Reduced. now S739.000 value. 2 Br+ den. pool.I 10wne r financmgl Agt 380 ~14~~f"1smfM spa. sauna Good assum I 640-sseG financing. Reduced tol !!!!!lll!!!!!l!!!!!!'!l!l!!!!!!!!!!l!l!l!!!!!!!!!!'!'!'!!!!l'11 S119.000 I GHAT ASSUMAILE! RCTaylorCo l>40 ·>•)()() HEWPOIT DWLD on this lll'auufull)' up graded 3 Bdrm rondo Cozy fireplace and \'1ev. of greenbelt Only $98,SOO Call now 979 mo lltoelld chedi tWr odt ili __ _ ~=,==~ ~ Steps lo beach 4 up & 3 down 2 baths each Furnish for wanter1sum· mer rentals Good his tory Fee Priced di S33S.OOO. associated ALLSTATE REALTORS .:_: DAILY rll.OT ot-s 1S.:1111 = labllty for ... flnt :.": lacorrtct lasutloa 4 IDIM 2 IA1H JiO) °"'f. C.M. AXEi !': This could be a rulle for :: the 1$t time home buyer BROW fr;iS 11£ A1 'OPS HI'. 'itt &01boo 1a • 1 I &•) Assumable loan. 2000 sq ft $120.<XX>. owe w11h S25_.. 000 down S!2 4645 ~tHomr" ._mfl'W't krnr•I" \ .. jlf1Mftt1'•" lllO al low pnce with good '•200 Ho.MtforS. financing available !bl •••••••• •••••••••;••••• Sll2,000 or submit your I SIOOODOWH Ll'a se option on 2 NEWPORThom" DREAM HOUSE fantastic 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, cul·de·sar home in Me.sa Verde 3 r1replaces. gorgeous ram1ly room Qual ity thru out $100.000 1n assumable loans at 12', Onl) $1 79 .900 Call nov. 979~0 I fitHlAal\o to"""''. I c., •• ~ '°' Mtft4 OHttt R""•I ......... 11 ...... 1 IMIU\lnatftc.ftl.I ~OU.ff Rfflab "•MN Muc Rt"M.ab IUSIMESS, IMYEST· M£MT, flNANCE ~~()ppoft• ~_,, ... ,..f'd ··~-"" ()ipfion \ lm.~n1 • .... f'd 'IOM) tO l.o.t1 'flint) • IMMfd' Mar\c•lfl'\ TO'" AJINOUllCEMENTS. rmONALS & LOST & FOUND Annou.nrt>f'PW'nt\ t.•1 Pnol l..t&al 'UCtc-t' U..1 6 ..... nd Penon.1b• Sol-1•1 {lut..• Tr.t\f'I' SERVICES £MPlOYMENT & I "-· 1~~~!:-TION JwO "'•ttlr1t • Hirlp\l4nttel "'4 t MERCHANDISE ""'"""" Applta'W'~ ....... _ &nr"" .. \dift.1 't.U>r1.1, (.HrW'r•' 6 t qi;,11f""'"' C,tt.\ I .._., tf ttte \ow t'-n•h•tf' c ....... '-'•• 11 .. ... -"-' Jf-.,.f'tt\ l..u~QiO; llo<'Nfttr) ................. )If rttt\I MfCMb .. •M"9 lih1w.t la~01tNM' OtfK'f' turfll • t qw1p ...... "'~"°'""" '""'' 't1C'h111tn ~·•Gt>od• St«• Re-q•Ytlftt th, f~•r.td.o H1t 1 Mtr"' BOATS& MARINE EQUll'NENT .... ,. ... ,,.1 Buh M••M !wn1n &.t' \hnfW' tw•P eo.., Po..tt 1':>-eb Rl'M ('tt.rt,.r 8oab M 1I loot. ........ ""''' Bo.ab .. "iptff ' ,. • ...... S14r.,, THMSrGRTATION A1rru" l •mPff" ~It Ihm tltttnr l°•r' llcUr Cl<lftS«lol.,.,. _.OlOt Hin) '-It ktftt Tr•1WM Tn•tl t r-adtn luho AYlO'iirf'tM'"t P•rh AUTOMOBILE ~·I ~w-. -.:1 ..... , .. 1lttt u hon \ ""'' ln ~ ll•n Mod'-tWbftt Urn" Tr.r~ , .... AUWlAH~C AY1AWulf'd AUTOS, IMrGRTCD ~.i AM•R.OIMO """' A1i1.1&mttul«") 8)0• t,_4pr1 QINM t:oll o.t.un t'1rr1,.1 t'11n ........ J .. l:U•t Jctbt'ft r\4rnwnnl.tu.i ~ ... )l"d• ~('ht"t1it•tk-M lit. llGK Up<I P4Al«"I. P:Nio!M Pw><h• Kt"Muh Rolb KO)tt "°"'' ~ SuMrv Te,.t• Tn•Mpl\ \otU•tltl \gh• G.wr.I AmS,ISH 1:; CHMral I 002 1 orfer :~ 1 ••• CHoiCiiuY!··· l11!!1!1!1!!!'!1!1!!!!!! 7 !!!! 5 !!!!'!!!!-!!!! 16 ... 1 !!I'll!!!!'-• ~I s•o•.•oo Highly upgr aded 2 I Bdrm, Irvine Condo 4 UHOAISU Anxious owner v.111 con sider all o{fers I Beautiful wall cover ':.': ings. levelors. drapes ~~ plus pool. spa. rec room At'. Take over ex1 s11ng ;: I ftnanring Call for de· tails' 646-7171 •Will fmanre sale •Will lease opt.ion • lmmediateoccupanry i~TI !«•) IUO ~I· ""' ... THE REAL ESTATE RS PROIATE SALE Low priced CdM duplex. 2 blks to waler' Priced to sell fast Good terms Call Jeanne Salter. agt for details. 75!H 221 &011M'iV 631-3444 MULTH'LE CHOICE! Low DoWll raywaewt! Ho Dow raywMWt! Or YOll Td Us! I NEWPORT BEAC H IT'S HO JOICE sharp 2 story townhouse $10,000DOWH 3 bdrm. 2•, bath. Unbehevable terms by fireplace. patio plus 2S' m o tivated owner ' BOAT SUP' SELLER Ot>serted 3 Bdrm starter W I L L L I ST E N ' in good neighborhood I SZM,000' I S u n n y k 1 t r h e n I lal»oo loy flrop. Hardwood noors Only I ·~ I $109.900' Call67~ ~7S.7060. THE REAL ESTATE RS ~110 I •UD ,1• I fl)I I ••!IJ .. i. ..... - Ml -••• •ta •11 --.,, --Cl .. --*' ..., -.., -•t Ml --llf!4 • SISKDOWH * DESP&ATt! 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Assume hi-balance loan owe straight note. SUCCESS REALTY ~7991 GIANT FAMILY HOME, $187,000 THE REAL ESTATERS AXIi SIOl,000 3 Bdr m huge back yard great fo r fi rst tune buyer don't miss lhisone Callnow! '@ SEACOVE PROPERTIES -1.!. 4-631-6990 MESA VERDE IUCCOU Executive built home with double door entry: NEWPORT leads into a formal liv· WATERFRONT ing room. formal dining WINNER' room . huge family This gor geous 3 room. stone fireplace. bedroom. 3 bath countr y kitche n. All wa t e rfront h ome overlooks spectacular 1 features a 2 bedroom in- pool and spa. Elegant come unit, a spa. muter suite. 3 other skylights, pier. boat slap large bdrms, plus a den a nd great fi nancing ' with bualtln bookcases. saso.ooo. 644-7020 Trul,y an executive home e for only S31S.<XX>. Owner will help with rmanclng. Li·ngo Call now,546-ZUS Tiit .......... Oii ct. ar.,..c... DAILY PllDI' CLASSIFIED ADS '"' Con w "· ,.., "· . TrWe It Wifll o W1111t M (842·5178) '91EATTllMSI BeauUful 4 Bdrm 3 bath wHh hardwood floors and bay wi ndowed breakra s t no ok . Located In Turtlerock Hiahlands. $350,000. 1---------------11 Gorgeous 3 Br 2 Ba rot tage. has 11 all ' S17S,000 OR adull rondo with pan1al view. le~ I yr. buy at SlJS,000 Rae Rod.i:ers. Re Max6311266 ONE OF A KIND Locau•d m C06ta Mesa this 3 Bdrm home 1s h ighly upgraded Amenities include pool. custom spa. an law unit. sauna. add.on family room . remodeled kitchen & more A~sume SI 15.000 in loans Ask111$t $178.000 TrUDI T 10.\AL RL\LTY 631-7370 ALLSTATE REALTORS COOL POOL Big 20'x40' pool goes with thas neat 4 Bdrm home tn :'>fesa Wrde Also has a great bonus room Cul de sac loca lion Real value al St49.9~ 751·3191 C:. 5HlC T -t""PROP£RH:5 EASTSIDE Sl55,000 Only SI0,00> down ,i:t-ls you into this totally re~ modeled ~ Bdrm home I.a r&e corner lot. Koi pond too' Won't last. call now' @ SEACOVE PROPERTIES 71'-63 J-6990 I w HaH• somethin,i: to ~ell"!Fmd what you wanl in Class1f1ed ad!> do 11 well O;uly P1I01 Class1f1~ )'( ·-~-•r'-"' i:.. V •ue,41f+•f '• tlrl• S•eo t Mvt 'QP f'!'!f'\U>9f '°" So•ur6or. tf'Od .. ,,6\ (Qlr'~·nQ •r ~\ '""'" lr.d« boNh \"I" •W ,.,. , .. tY ',..,, '( .... ~ .... t"-'w·rio '"'' •• 8·to'I~ ·t~ot'I •>C. ••Crt• , ... J1 '""'•. ,,_ ..... .,...., U•lft. )le, .. , ... ,_ .. . )'re>,... , .... ..... )IJS..0•....Ntt ~ .. -HW• t ~. .. 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Main A tnt 131 '1D den & ramUy room Tom can put you in a weu OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY family 11rea. nrepl•c• SPENOA NC channel view from beautiful · 493-2752 located property 1n l:o.'lt11 Mna'• btat area Bl( I OME traditional, 4 bdrm, S bath home. Slip IY OWMH .._,..,._.._. 1040 La1una, So. Laauna or C.:llll ror mo~ details • • • f 2 I b t $ 9S ()()() lleart or CdM 2 Br 2"' Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laauna Niiuel. Call to· 5462313 or arge oa s . 1,4 • . condo, 2 k'plc.. pool, PRESTIOtoUS VILLA day for all!)(. to dllcun IAYSHORES This hus got to be the best buy in this prest 1~ious location Only $259.000 with ussumable lmam·111i;: Call now for more dela tb THE ~EAL ESTATE RS is YOU RS at RE/MAX of Newport Jacuzzi. sauna, tennis. PACIFIC 2br, l~bu , your needs. 494-21194 F.d· Beach. WHY'~ Because our 100"/o Large lagoon view from spectacular Beautifully decorated. wet bar , pool•. naLundbergRJtr.&As concept positively MINIMI ZES architectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath, l8$000.~ clubbou1e. hllhlY up soc. EXP ENS ES and MAXIMIZES playroom, dark room & den. Slip for 2 MewC..._..._ •raded. Has ulat1.n1 USYTBMS RETAINED INCOME! large boats $1.,u.000 4 bdrm. a ~ ba alnale 1.9'h. lit Ownerwlll con· Sparkl1n& 3 bd .d~n · ,>NV, • tamUy home. Soulll o1 aider carrytna back 2nd home on spaciOUJI pool FAR WEST REALTORS RIDUCID! Owner has moved and reduced the price for quick sale wilh attrac live terms. This B>O sq ft. home Is now only $389,500. 4 bdrms , formal dining rm .. huge ramily rm. and pool Im mediate occupancy Low interest 1st T. D Our a ssociates tell us they have the Hwy in Old Corona or help reftnanr. new size lot. ldul Top or 645•4419 642•1517 increased their net income 70·801;?. LIDO ISLE HOMES del Mar. Corner lot. loao. Open Sat/Sun, I·~ World location on Quiet Many have DOU BLED and TRIPLED Featured on Homes Tours this lovely Elc1ant 1ppointment11 9766 Verde Mar. 5361600 street. $239,500. w/ low their previous income levels in their traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 I tbrouahout. $825,000. bkr, 968-&'Mlowner. down pymt. & xlnt 11'" b h h n......n Houae Sat.Swi 12 4 .. RV .... 1 s u m a b I e fin W m L .... ~ f'JRSf YEAR 1 a t ome, newly redecorated. Priced v.,.., '""""""" H 1 Rltr 497 351l 0.-0 "...,..... · l ll . to5.BS1·3ll0,&14M825 BYOWNER oser. . • ..................... .. 1052 IESTIUYIH VERSAILLES SALHltolOCTOIYDCEEOEO ose qu1cklyat$475,000. Must see. IY~ $30K DWN-OWC OCEAHFltOHT 3Bdrm HomeLa!lN1gucl "'"~ FO• .... ir.v S625moav11l1mmed $7 400 0001 N 1 IRVIHETBRACE 1AL ""'"~ 951.9031 $5,000DWH 1 1 • ew Y remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus I 001 DOMlu No negative $ Isl Owner will urry $100 Applications now being accepted for lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam 10 ,,....... yr/positive $1.hereafLer. s1 .ooo.ooo lit TD at 1~ H.wport leoch I 06' 2Br, 2Ba peothse. ocn v1t'W. $133.~ Assume $128.000 o( S&L loans at IVi Sl.828 mo Owner will move or stay & be your tenant ore 730 2270i Hm642·2682 _ qualified experienced associates. ceilin gs . Great for family living. ~:Oe~3e~la, ~~~.2f~ d;, Prlnooly.675-9522 Magnifirent views from ..................... .. CALL Bo C Excellent value at $420,000. N Q Uf · • F t ti every unit .on this BELOW M~RKET B LI ATA FOR AP PT. secluded pool + spa. 0 ua ying. an as c private North "' 759-1221 PENINSULA ftOtMT IEACHFIOMT 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. comer lot, lease land. pool home, prime area Laguna.~veB~n 2ba & SELL THIS WEEK lmmed. occup. Assu!lle Only 1136,000. Bkr 2BR. Room for modem 3Brbeachhomc.11nt·~ existing financing. owe 848.0709 5lh unit with ewhng 3SO at only $129.000 I.ow A l)lv1~1on of llarbor lnn• .. tmt'nl Co -B~RGAIH! RV M * of Newport Beach :1 .. ~1 J-:Y ~ BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR $295,000. !IM-0073. No qualirying .. fantastic sq ft redwood deck dwn. prin onl) Plt>llw C te M I 024 pool home, best area. Owner has lert i.tate hurry' Call Della. .igt OI eM ucrHice at $136,000 will trade. Pnced at SI 5 631'1266 •••LOW.DOWN•••• Won't_lasl Bkr. 848-070!! million CaU for appt to LOW IMTEREST ~~~ •••••••••••• !~.~~ F~da~~2·~ Mon thru sac Call for details NEWPORT SHOl.ES Great ramily home on canal 4 BR 3 Ba. clo:.e to swim & teruus rlub. walk to bearh Owner will consider lease or lease option or trade for trust COLLEGE ftl<! The best priced home in Cost a Mesa. only $127,000. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, brick fireplace. Owner will carry finanring with 20'7. down. Call right now. 1t won 't last 546·2313 ~YLOR CO. Joli Ruy\od1· Dr•' l'\I B bl) tlbl 3 Br & 2.5 Ba on cul-de· * *QUALIFY? Curt Herberts II. agt 63H266 None required on lh1s immaculate 2 Bdrm. 2 Bath Northwood home 1500 sq ft and super terms' Priced to go last at irvme C 1"1tn1·rl 1.tl Aq1 'l( 't , H"' 0·..1 '" SI ,..,J "l\'.tO Nf'r1t1p0r1 Be.1'"h -Vl_EW_ deeds. Subrrut all offers $245.000 Gwen Henry NEWPORT HG TS Richard Sowers Rltr Impressive 4 Uclrm 7 145985674 .990-~L HEALTOl\S ...,1111'1' l !Hti w/numerous amenities U Owner will finance C:all RED CED 411 - llG CANYON CUSTOM LINDA ISLE MASTERPIECE FIHOOM HOUSE 3 Br. 1 Ba. large yard Sl.51.SOO 0 SSS$ r or d et a 1 Is cu rt NOW tr::ao 000 N Down! Herbert.s II, agt 631 1266 ~ H you can make big up to 45' boat slfp avail. THE REAL ESTATE RS Stop!! Take time to relax and shop at home. It 's simple wilh Daily Pilot Classified Ads. And H you have something to sell, call a friendly Classified Ad· Viser at 4 REAL ARCHITICTUR.AL IEAUTY Luxurious Georgian Colonial on best golf course View Site! Beaut design, abundant marble & crvstal & finest materials thruout 5 Bdrms, lge DR . fam rm, billiard rm, 612 baths. $2,150,000. Call for color brochure & financing. Owner desperate! Will sell low down, trade for 2nd T.D., land, units. Large 1st T.D. Assumable. 76' of waterfront wi t h room for 85' and 90· yacht. Asking S3.600,000. Submit any price or terms . lonu1 SI 00,000 + 3% to MllitHJ .,.t. Bob or Dovie Koop, agt 759· 1221. $95 ......... 641·0763 Tnhme, bi-level, fpc , 3 BR. 3 ba priv yd, micro, upgrade owe 10'1 dn U9 000. 851-9990 __ •Ci0YTLOAH5* Possible 5'7. down 12·14'7.. int. rate, 30 yr loans Free info. \\\llldbrldgc RealrlJ 55 1·3000 lt?tl\arrura P\<•).lr\inr UNO QUALIFYING ** 200/oDOWN •• Woodbridg e paym 'l for 2 yrs I'll give you •-:i ownership with this huge 2 and a 544.5593 den or 3 Rr rondo w water views from UGUMA IEACH OCEAHFIONT both hvmg rm and mstr HIDEAWAY suite Gorgeous neutral More pr1vac) & BYOWHER deror and the best coasthne view than an) New r ust bit 2 sty, finanr1ng al the beach. 0 C location PerfeN French Normand} 3 BR Call for your personal m· for entertaining Try & den homr Can be spection WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2111 San Jooquin Hiiis Road NEWPORT CENTER. N.I. 644-4910 RV M* of Newport Beach Wartdl.E. 5~7777 Meadowlark 3 Br 2 ba, cov'd patio. Almost new Great finanl'mg SUCCESS R.E 549 7991 s1 ... 1!i0.,,Q!!O~ 4~·5648, Agt I Seashore 67J..6.S711 \\\lodbrldge 10'7. down. lease option. spht $895,000, owe: 3711 (Uj NORTH £HD L-EASE OPTIO.._. RealllJ 64.J.·56'-"7j"'------I Dir NEWPORT'S NEWEST 1.4 YFIONT COMMUNITY 147' of bayfront. 2-story entry w a step·down living rm w/bay views & library w t bath. Upstairs, the master suite w /separate sitting rm & fireplace, and another wing holds 2 more BRs & baths. Sl.500,000 1n<:lud1ng land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 <H 11 ) YOUR OWN WORLD Awaits in this I van Wells custom w /lus h enclosed atrium w/retractable roof. Lg 4 BR + + decorated in style w glamorous appeal in Baycrest area . Seller will consider trade for smalle r residence. $425.000 Fee Jane Paquin 642·8235 (Hl2> *JASMINE CREEIC * 12 7 8', financing on former model ~ Plan 5 wtcustom spa. $349.000 FEE. •CAMEO SHORES• Ivan Wells custom home w/180 degree view on FEE land. $925 .000. *CLIFF HAVEN* 180 degree view of harbor from 3 bdrm home on lge lot. $65-0,000. FEE. (Exclusive). •VICTORIAN STYLE• Spectacular 4 bdrm remodeled in Victorian style w1custom kitchen in prime ·Costa Mesa area. $138,500. •W ATERFROHT HOME• Detached 3 bdrm. Community tennis & pool! Owner will carry 12' r lst T. 0 . S230.000 FEE. NEWPORT IEACH OFFICE 26 70 S. MiCJM9I DriYe f7 I 4J759-150 I 1714) 752-7373 ~ Walker &lee Real Estate LOWEST PRICm COTTAGE s....11 2 liled. cottep .t• l9rtdt ,.tto •d roo• to H,..cl. Mew cerptt. ltdllc-4 to $304,000 -.... 11. NEW CONDOS BY BEACH 0.. Moclt to btec9'. eo .... , •• ,. • •ltlc wcWfectwe ia J 9lied + '-'ft IH•l•t dtclt. fl• .. cl•• fltllltl1. sus.ooo. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC ~ESTATE ~ tc.-nt.i. Pl~ M~ » W Co.Ki t~ 315 M.tn Aw ~ &.rh 8'll!ol "'* 6JM4M ,,...,. MINl ESTATE/OWNER Super fi.nanc111g 111cl 7~ lst! ASSUME LOW MO PMTS! No qualifying' Gorgeous 6 bed. plus spa. Adj NP & Back Bay. STEAL' $259,SOO Hurry! Call957·0744 llYltiECONDO I 00/o doWIL $I 05,000 I Call to see lhis charming end unit wilh view of hills and 13x 13' deck Privacy plus. assuma· ble financing. no quah· fying. Very motivated seller. CL4SSY HIWPORT COHDOMINIUM High emotional appeal in this 2 Br 2i..; ba on rul· de-sac st of just 12 homes. Terrific flnanc· ~le c of newporl J REALTORS · 675-55 ll -.-. LAON ASSUMPTION: COM duplH with CJOOd finonchHJ. Eoch llllit l bdnn 2 bath, falftily roolft. Clos. to enrythi11g at $429,500. COLE OF NEWPOIT REALTORS 2515 I. Coatt Hwy .. CoroM .. M• 675-5511 ing -assumable, 29 yrs . ~ remaining fixed low int These bttle ads really 1.-.d I 006 See this! i::hestur.e R. E w o r k ! J o 1 n t h e ••••• •••••••••• ••••••• I 759-1877 ~a~ o< oOler peo. is--.yowowt1hnm. pie Ul lhlS area who are I Defer down payment or Sell with EASE! re g~ I a r users 0 f interest on this new M1n1 estate own Un believable ftn inrl 7'1 lst' OPEN Swi 151661 Indus St. See class 1002 NEAR BEACH 3BR. 2"2BA. SI0.000 DN. 631·5137 CITY LIGHTS VIEW N r Beach $3>,000 dn 631·5137_ CIYSTALCOVE Beaut. new condos. 2 master su11es, Italian tile entry/skylight /dbl gar/ w/opener. Lge encl patio & Yd. Close to ocean XlfttRsuac· 1932 MEYER P~CE OPEN THURS-SUN l2·5 _641·199_!,_631-4361~ IESTIUYS 2 br 2 ba, 5 yrs new. $129,900. All o(fers cons 2 br + den, upgraeded s114.ooo owe JBdrm pool Fast escrow owe somel paper & assume S80.000 FR MC $147.000. I WAL SQUARECON002 bdrm. I "• ba., up gr aded . xlnt rin . SIOl.000 Try SI0,000 down 552· 151 I. aft 6 859 0147 COLLEGE PARK S & S 4 BR 21, BA Unfimshed bonus room. rommun1ty pools & rlub hou~e $165.950 .. By Owner (714) 77!!:1189 aft 2PM YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE! so why not have the besP Quality. style and bvab11.Jty, t.lus Mad1S-On 1n Tu rt le Rork V1Sta ha& 11 all. 3 bdrms. 2 ba Custom draperies, plan talion shutters. central 11air with climate control Plus mountain and ca nyon views $299.000 Call today ror mrorma Lion on tenns. Walk to the beach from "" th.IS neat & lldy 2 bdrm 4 Bd 212 Ba. SIO.OllOtlwn 55 1-3000 own')'OUr-Own unit ()nl $1500 mo Al(l b.11 l2f.6 19~8arr;1nca l'~•\,lnln~ h d r h or 646·<M!IJO I t e ocean s1 e o t e Catdltna Pier· Vu Xtr lg 2 highway & offered at an layshores by Oww.er br :o-;e111 det'Or Lhruout arroradable pr1c<· Lrg 4BR. 4(!;\ home $600 Yrly Prer mdl age $140.000 Steps away rrom P' 1 t·ouple DO YOU... beaches Owner w 111 a' 642-3912 want to live amon!l lhe s1st tn fmancmg or will trees & sllll be close to rons1der lradt''> Shown REPO S.41.E beach & town• You can by appt onl) Pnn nnl\ HEWPORTSHOIES 1 n th 1s old Laa u na s..sJ0.000 Pnnc only Hon 223 CAHAl. charm home w 1th 2 Jarkson556-l800 ~ Br 3 Ba on Canal. bdrm s. rem ode I e d -------• ocea n view with t.'ommty kllchen & ocean \ 1ew EASTILUFF pool & tennis courts. deck. Th.is may be the I SUBMIT ALL OFFERS last bargain in town 3 Br Home 2 Ba New $ do · c· a r p e 11 n g & t' t ,. 260.000 Low wn s149.500. $""~ 000 I PRIME DUPLEX <-\N, * ~ located in Woods Cove Roy McC:.., Rltr. j'.Mit~ Just 2 short block~ to 541-7729 secluded beach Each -~~----• unll has I bdrm+ extra Mini estate o.,.n Ln sleeping ared with believable fin incl i'. r1replace & large deck I 1st' OPEN SWl I s 1661 Room to expand on tree Indus St. See cla'~ 1002 shaded lot Seller ftnanr . p rty House RJtn mg Price reduced to 2 duplexes & ~ tnplt.>\l?b rope $225 000 By Owner. <.:dM 11.. NR 642:3850 · Good term.~ Prm nnl\ ·~Strf\".r Ca II 760 6al61 t.40 Wl I · i--·EAS-•TS-ID•E-- ':\"'~N:lltf~~ LOW DOWH FIXER UPPER Seller Dnpen:rte! Look mg for a fixer up ,.,. eo.;._., \'ersa11le:. t bdrm per~ Thi~ 4 bedroom 2 It's a BREEZE C,lassilled. Call our ad Balboa Island home Classified Ads 642-5678 taker at fl42.5678· 111 H-*"Y, Ur 19 RED CARPET ._~67:.::S-S-~22H==-1•--1 •• 754-1202 orOM .. Mm' 1022 ~a-•c. -· stullo penthou.'e c-ondo I bath home mlL'lt be sold w I a r g e a~ s u ma b I e lo pa Y estate la. x 17 I 41 494· 1177 loan No qualifying On 1 Beautiful pool. 2 patios -·-• ________ , ly $99,500 A.,k for Jim I <1 nd c?mplelely fenee~ Owner A!?\ 97!15..1ih or lot Grab th1i. one RESIOENllAl REAL ESTAlE SERVICES H.\HOR RIDGE · YIE'W Long awaited Lucerne Model!! Spectacular ocean & night light view. Off white carpetin g & spa rkl ing clean. 3 BR . 3 Fireplaces. Family room. Extra large master s uite. $775,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 • PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS F ('ONDOMINIUMS OPDI HOUSE Sat. & Sunday 11 to dual& 2600 llocll Sa11to Alto An.,_Coata Meta Truly elegant 2 Br 210:i baths & 2 Br 2 ba homes. From $129,500 to $139,500 Various financing plan s including VA & owne r and non owner occupied conventional 30 yr loans. As low as 10% down. Owner will buy down interest rate. SOUTHHN CALIFOltMA RIALTY 546-5605 6ll-61t4 .CE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEA RS OF SERVICE NEWPORT SHOOS Three Bedroom Home In A Yo ung People's Location. A Fun Place To Live. Tennis, Swimming, Beac h Nearby. Rented For $750 A Month At The Present. Priced At $130,000. Appointment Necessary. Bu\ Easy To Show. 75ll11 12c..,..,.,... MlwpeifC.. TERMS •••••••••••••••••••••• CHEAPEST CdM DllYEIY i70·7928 I S209,8UU Call Ann featuring super lo mon \'auithn Suntas ror ap tbly payments on the DOVER SHORES po10tmen1 Priced al lot value. 2 Bd l Ba f i xer OWC w/S40.000dwn Can close in 10 days. Call Tim Rhone, agt 631-1266 or 673·00M 265 E Bay <East or 20th. off Santa Ana Ave I Then call Ruth ror terms,_ at~. r)!_r 4Br2BS0 sq f\v1ewhome Pool. Jaruui therlook~ , S29S,OOO. ba) G.ilax) l>r. rormal I t Cote Realty OWNH LEAYIMG T1erraDelSolRlty dm rm .2frpl~ &· ln\"' .. lm"nl 497·17~ 642·2.'>HI 6-16-l~IR "·~ ' 3 br .. 2 ba .. fixer. w/ lg ram. rm. & fpl. Owner fin at 12"4 Agent 642-1523 STATE! and must sell unusual University Park Home Cathedral ceilings & stained glass highlight this flexible floor plan. 2 bdrm downsta1l's & master suite upstairs I w /double doors connect tng 4th bdrm or ex panded master suite with spacious living room. Brick patio. ex tenuve wood decking, secluded spa all in a de l1ghtful setting for $165,000 tTI4 lM2·4477 111!11!1!!!!!!!1!!1!!!!!!!1!!1!!!!!!!1!!~---I C'la:.s1ht'<I Ads, )'our une I 640·S777 VIEW! VIEW! slofilhO.PJ?lll&. center •• 15KDowR •• 11 "k Financing I', mi lo 04 IKOHIA Bch. 3 Yl"S old. 3 Plus 2. New elegant 4 Br Vic· l2!,.900 Bltr. 631·9170 from unique home on pvt lot. Spectacular kitchen has skylights and coon· try charm Tlus 38R 2b11 home has separate rec room. Owner will AITDt with 20"1. down. I torla n partial vu , Mesa Verde,3BR, l~•BA ownr/contractor ftnan. Nr Baker & Royal Palm avail. 75 <!CX>~·----i Good Fin & terms. S134K 957-6269. Prinoo1 LGCJMO Yllogt R.E 497-1761 -l CDMDUPUX 1Y ow.a S 15,000 DH. Must sell! Pride of Take over lsl $6.5,500 at ownership Excellent s~-.~. 2nd TD $12,600 at terms, below market. 16~ Owner carry 3rd, 4 PRICE UDUCTIOH I New wood and glass house. 3 Bdrm, 212 ba ram rm Great ocean view Now S375,000 I Enda Lundberg Rltr & , WALKER~~EER E ---"'<7c.:.14.:..>..:.SU.=-=BS80=--i yrs. no payments. 3 BR i--------I 2ba, rrplc. dbl garage. L41CJ11M leoch I 041 Ron Say. Agt. 979-5370 or •••• •• ••••••••••••••••• Asso~494-~ CclMC..._..Dpb. WltttAl•clag 3 BR 2ba or 2+ guest in owner's unit. plus 2Br rental cottage. All in sharp cond. w/excel location. Owner will carry lge 2nd TD. Best buy in town for only $280,000. 644-7211 e ess.48-1801 WATEIWATEI LocJ-aHlh 1050 Priced To Sell EVEIYWHERE ••••••••••••••••••••••• S,....~ Spectacular views. N•eGaHRGIKh Elegant Spanish style sprawling 4 bdrm 3 $900,000 tri level in prestigious baths. 2 frplc s, WET -~3·2341, 1·9116-~ M es• Woods . 4 BAR . beamed ceiling, Evaluate the Value bedrooms, 2'h baths. re· ram. rm.. lge kitchen. Seller must sell custom ~axing den. f~mal din· huge master suite. Ex· 4BR pool & spa plus air mg room, family room. pansive patio & pool h Be 'f II hea rt y firepl ace. are~ w/rock r1'mmed ome. aut1u Yap-. . " pointed throughout As· Art1sl1cally decorated spa & water f a 11 sum able loans. Seller Mini estate sized lot. S359 000 · will help wlfinancing Shop and rompare. you MISSiON REALTY Call Bemacktte768-5600 won 't find this super 494--0731 Richardson Rea_ltors value anywhere else · ------'"'=---1 Flulble financing too' EMEIALD IA Y LEISUU WOILD llVIMI TBIACI CORONA DEL MAR X·l&e muter bdrm w garden It lrplc; lge custom kll., deo, library, LR, FR, pool, yard, patJo. Unique for lar1et Camlly. Ocean aide of hwy, Nea r beathee. lmmed. occ. $05,000. Owner tan carry. Pin. avail. ~ NOTE! Lut dwlce. If I not IOld, ,.,.... wUJ not I apla bt available for I tbow\nl unUl MXt IWD• mer. I lflll. f?.1745 $205,000. call 979-2380 New elegant cslm 5 Br. 4 By owner. 2 bdrm. 2 ba T car gar. All extras In· condo. Great location, NIWUSTIHG 2 BR 2ba condo E'slde $114,950 675-1771 credible wh ite water view, upgraded carpets. view. Call 760-0715. drapes. ~.000 JOO/• D~l lo/o INT: (714) 54S.71018-5 wkda 1-~<7~1~4 lc...;77..;.;().:....:833=15· 7 --3 br, 2"'1 ba, fam. rm, din. rm, frplc, 2 car gar M'9-t I 052 w/opener, fenced yd, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• decks W/ocean YU. 4 yr OWC IS\. of S90K al 13'1 old. .s 000. 497-1~1 on this 4 Br 2 Ba home. Mtn/Valley view ! 110 ~View Highly upgraded! Just 5000 sq. rt. house, 4 Br. Sl52,500! T.R. Realty 4 ~ Ba. $82S,OOO, lood 497-3034. -----"---~~s/rincipals only. ·-....... :.:;..:..,;="-.._.---1041 -~MIW~~US~~~~.~--U~~L-~---••••••••••••••••••••••• N E W L Y REFURBISHED, total new kltcllen. 1~Un1 beUIJ, new paint lhNOUt and mucll mon. TltLs 3 Bdrm bomt Is avallable lmnitdlatel.Y nd only sns.0001 Call fer delal la. 642-5200 ~ PETE ' BARRETI REALTY A ftEHTHOUSE IH THE SKY A Htw C..to. llllM Co.te_,.,.,, Wood M Gln1 Matftr1Mct 0.-0f..A.lllMI View H-of WMft.. wlhr, Cly UcJMt M tM Wortd • 3 Bedrooms • Solar heating • 3 Baths • Two fireplaces * Family room• Custom Built SPA 1'ndl1f1fl/leld .. lw nh 10ocltn wlU1 • Ha" H• 'Hee to Mil' ClaiJnldld. ea.a Qwll9d 8dldo It well n o;;~a ........ , .. St. w.-..... 494-0716 IAY VIEW CONDO -LUSE OPTION o,, ner anxious to sell or leasl' option twaullful 2 OR + den condo m I ht• C'o\'es Tr\' 6 mo lease t>J)l 100 at $200() rTIO WI th S20.000 optwn monry or $4~8.000. High a~sumahlt•s DL·IJh1e Frati 642 82:l:i OPE~ l!Ol'SE Sl'\:fM Y 2 5 IOU! Bays1d<• ('11\ l' I· a~I . \'e"' port Beach 'l'OUL IDVJDI. 'l'OUL UflllADTD. ....om~ 90I t:nver DMT$ Newpon llMch CA 92663 ''114 1 Ma 6236 nMACNAB U~- NEWPORT'S RHEST IAYCREST Best buy 4 BR Ivan Wells built familv home 5335.0()0 • IACKIA Y C'ustom Bui It pool homl' 3 BR lluge corner lot Terms S205.000 MCLAIN llG C.\NYOH lmmaC'ulate 3 rm condo Bright and airy Vndt•rmarkct $215.000 MCLAIN llG CANYON Dclig htrul 2 B H l'Ondo (;rt.•at Newport Slurtcr Tcrm:t $179.500 Snat1H SWtr 642..a2n Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1881 w. oee.att11a.... oee.1ttt11t.tt o..rw1a.... w...tu• tat• u• · "' ......_u.tw 1 .. 11• ..._..,. · tt•• ,., , t d i.f , ... ,......._ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• • • • • •• • ••••• ••• • • • • •• •• • • ••••• ••••• •••• •• • • ••••• ••• • • • .................... " ••••• ................ •• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• """" 1 ' I' IJM ••••• •• • •• ••••••••••••• • ..................... . ... .,.,. ..... 10'9 C1 r.W C1w1rcW o.t.,c...tr Cerw .. 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Edgewater Real Estate, 494·~· v.,..... CClllClo by owner. 1 bdrm Pen· thouse. $113,900. 968-5133 un•••••••u•••••••u• ••••••••uu•n•••u•u ................. •••••• 28R Charmer. Olplrtlc ROM!SP'ORll!NT ocean vlew-4 drt from ~SA 3BR famm: SHORTTERMS STUNNING tarae2 Br 2 20 Ac par ct I 1 or Den frplc, au.112$. 3 6 4 Bdrmia. •·fm. beath z Br llUkb St • "°° Bneb r1ntal1, 263 81 OardMAP Pool UMIQUI IM lltVINE 3 bdrm Deane home. Willow Wood model. Great location. $237 ,500. Youmlte, I.Int camplna MO.a7 f • n c e d 'I• rd• ' n~lmo. Yrl1 S400 «Mp: W5 H.B. aeR. tncd. bdrm1. WO mo. up Aat 110 W oo. st. & rec, aotd clalm1, New4 rm,2"'ba. Walk 1ar11ea. Kids ' pet.a 213/112·D1 ... 17Wl70 NEW BREEDAPTS 12,000 to •.ooo ta <2091 tobeacb ll50. welcome SO 2000. -MOO Dana Pt Home lbr Verulllet, V\lotroun l BR with LOFT ' lj1_12tS ---1.llCMIC»af\S A ent no fee. 3BR. Cloae to Bucb dJO taln/1arden, Sl.000,000 BACH. from l3:iO f rplc. Forc-4 .... S. Sbr., l ba. house lo COM, CLOS! TO BEACH Nice W.1435. NM701 seoGEITorro Manor clubbae, sauna, pool, rec room. pool, jacuiii. Maaolflcent, apUtable IJ.yd ,1ar .. fp .•. 1~bl. Brand new 381', 4Ba. al'lerSPM. D>2 apa , aym , aec . 111 'water paid. 165 acm w/atreama' to bcb., •tmo. Andy 1undeck, bltna, frplcs, H-'orVlrwH-. $il001rvine3+2 1ar./1uatd, '850. Dy• Adulla, no pets. 393 house In F•llbrook. 851·22189 ~.!'!!!..~ow. W.2458 or •BR, ram nn, din rm. 5410 !!S 01'?.l_Tom , ev1 llarriilton ·~MS·•Ul. $120,000 30 yr. auuma· 3BR, lBA. Lrg yrd, frplc, .,_.,~., "Monte10" SllOO mo. Rent1mtt .... non ble. $10,000 dwn. 1ar, $900, 673·5$69, 4 Br 2 8a, W~tml&ler lmmed occup. Super 631..WS Balance cl tlll0,000 on filS.0114 Ave/Sprlnadale area, family home! Rul FEE WIMT9lllNTAl.S buyen terms. PARCEL Cozy, walJdobeach. i Br. jhlldren OK '650. lJt, Estate by Shark any CMdo..W-2 bdrm, 1 bath, frplc, 2·fantaatk hilltop 8.S C.Ott11e with ffl)lc, dis· ,,!.,•t &: ~ep. req'd 7S2-0166 FwWslltd 3400 dthwhr,~mo. acres. $45,000 9'1\% H · hw •shcr, new crpta, ....,.31927 an6PM. II THI MST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm, 2 bath, bllrt&, 1um1ble, ~000 dwn, freshly painted. Cle11n Brood new 2 bdrm, 2~ ba to occu Y this BRAND 2BR Vacation Condo. patio, MSOmo. buyers tums. 'i4 '710'.:,_ vlded for weU maiotalnt· 5. 840-2268 do Adults onty no pets secunly. Nr harbor. No $150 mo. \\eutflcld fAMl.Yurs: SpurkUns cltan Ira apt.a. for families with 1 or 2 children. Near park. Heat P•ld. No pets. 2 BR. l "'• BA. k 9S balance ~ SU0,000 on as a pin. Gudeoer pro- 1 on lagooo. 2 blk beach NEW 2 ~adult con· Pool,, J•c. tennia, pvt 3 bdrm, 2 bath, frplc, o..t of SMtt 1--d yard. South of P.C. a Br. 2 Ba. Pool Home · mo 64S4!9's pets. $'700 wk. San Juan · 3 bdrm . family room , citihom e In P,.,...+y 2600 Hwy.4blockttobe11ch,l $730Mo.Poolaervicein· · C.eo.97t-0033 Creekside Village. $142.500. •••••••••••••••••••• .. • car 1arage. Adult.a only. cld. 846CJ.ult for'l'trl. HllliNw V•lllOll C do •W- 2 BR. 2 BA. SSlS 398 W Wllaon. 831·~ associated 3 bdrm, fireplace. spa, wet bar in Northwood. $199,000. 2 bdrm Bodega model, firepl ace. in Woodbridge. $159.500 2 bdrm, den, in Ranch San Joaquin Bea utiful $209.000. tJ~IVUf tifMf~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Ea•t CoHt Hlghw•y. Coro111 d•I Mar Scottadale. Anions, jux No pets please. S67S/mo. '"1..._ 32.u 3 bdrm1. Cape Cod 'O:i =d 3425 PALM MESAAPTS uriowi coodomwlllm. 3 Phone 643-0212, 8-6 or -.... Townhome for 6 or 9 mo 111 LS6l Mesa Dr. Br 3 Bl. Xlnt •--atlon wknds 675-933'7. •••• ••••••••••••••••••• lease. $1100 mo Pool, •••••• • •••••••••••••••• ""' ~~~---The Lakes -2 story 1 D 1 b 2 06 HOHEOf 1 Br. furn.$400, 2 Br WI· $137 ,000. Ownr/A&l. CoatoMna 3224 twnhse , on water, teon s rve Y 7 Two ... T~ furn S42S, Adults ooly 602 /990·0011 Beverly ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• lbdrm, a/c, frid"e, Hillside Dr . Call THll.uc.YFIW Ii\ bllt from beach~ Call t·4.S.S.lllllO . ,. I 34$-2034 1 •9343 Rent In Costa Mesa'• O'Connor or write ~ • 3 Br. 2 Ba. Coodo. nr frplc, pools & <'OUrts _: • · NEW EST t d 20 mo yearly lse Call Newport Heigbts2 Br. 1~ N Brown, Ste H S.C.Plaza, S.A. Pool. Ada.It• only, no pets Lido lsle Baytront 3BR gVaLeL GE Maureen 7:30amto3 30 Ba. frplc, aar., adults, Saguaro Properties S1$1, Sauna. t650. Child l/yr lease. ssso. 1~. 4ba, den. aPU..cliedb 3 cahr ~o'Mi:~.12 & t Br. pm (714)549-8700 oo pell. $46$ + ~poelt. Scottsdale, Arn.~ Ole 549-3232. D o r I s c J a r k ; garaae vl. eac · 21,1 Ba 1600 -lSIO sq. ft. LoYely dlx apt oo the wtr. ~642~-s~m...._. ____ _ ·~ .. ,.._, Catalina, lllOWllain view (21J)373-13alafler6i!m _ ~ab~o yrly Pvt pty. of pure huury. Garages. 2Br, den, frplc, 2 car 2 Br 1 Ba , pool. No pell. Grona 2700 from the living room & Twnbome, new 3 br. 3 ba, -· hydro-tubs in muter ar, wsht/dryr, mo/mo Savage Wilde & Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, Costa Mesa Bluffs. patio, gar. Park, pool, l .. ovely 4 BR an CdM suite. formal dining . 873-SnS --&42-4470, S?s-6606 F ........, brand new 2 Br. 2 Ba. ·ac. Simo. 833-9007 W/l80 deg ocean vu. Bvt rooms. wood burning ROOFING-AU types. Lie 323 E 18th. 2 Br. 1 car a--used brick frpk, sec:uri-... OITHWOOD beaches 'dNewly 1Pain· fireplaces, micro-wave guar. Cash discount. garage, 2 ki<b OK. no 3 ls A d tyentry,adults.$950Mo. " ted/cpt , inc ap· · f-....... p .:.-•· La .,~.,8233 view a~!~.5000 Y_!>DC.~~!: Call 644·9ZS9, 642·8801, -tBR. 2YiBA exec home. pliancea. SISOO/mo. ovens, """"""' a ........ • rry, .._. pet.s. S«S. Sierra Mgmt ble 10: Trade Cash 644·8722. 3 car 1ar. Master Sulte 760-1891 fi!~:· ~va:·~~~~! Park Newport 2 Br _c.o_. 64_l·_l:szt_. ___ _ BR ~·a1·, w t t1 • ~·_, • It ~ ' ' , , d. 642 5600 M Woods Bd ba w/frplc & wet bar. Frplc "'P">m Fashion Island, 7 1arden apt, bay view, lbr E/side, small but WI HAYl 61 Of THI IUT u~s IM TOWH _!SC __ • esa 4 rm 3 · in Uv rm also. Secluded C Pl 1ub·leaae avail. now . cozy wt lots or nut Cam rm. Pool. $1LOOmo. Cul·de·Sac ln best area HEWPOITHGHTS minutes to S. . ua or 714/323..ao22or768-4747 wood. $350. 551-1660. R..toh Gardener/pool serv. $1200 mo Agt Kyle. Likenew,custombullt3 O.C.Airport.Justeutol 2 B Adults t.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st/last $500 sec. Judy, SS2-l800 bedroom, 2 ~· formal Newport Blvd. & so. of r. • no pe E,ASTSIDE MolHle Hwa .,..._llH/ HottHa Fwnialwd Agt. 979-S3'70orS40-7618 dining room home Eat-San Diego Frwy Start· $450/mo. 2421E.16th. St Spacious 2 br, natural For S• 1100 0.... S. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br. 2 Ba. Yellowstone Very nice 6 BR 2~ ba de· mg area In kitchen. Bay ing at SlOOO a month. 00·4718 wood c e 11 Ing s & --------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••; lalbool.-cl 1106 Dr Redwood spa, 2 car latched home. 39S2 vlew.SISOOmonth Vear· 631·5439. 2473 Orange cabinets, prv balconies, OCEAHVllEW Roadcrasrt 1961 t0x5S IHR.ATIOMAGHTH ........................ garage. Avail Nov. lSlh. Acacfa. ColJege Prk, nr ly lease 63l·7300. Ave., Costa Mesa. ~tllh utilities pd. Adults only. 12i;,3 interest! Assuma· River special, cabinets 12 Units. Costa Mesa. CALL us FOR Yearly·& S750 Mo. Sierra Mgmt. Walnut/Culver Dr. Close Realtor. Wanted Newport Crest U.fwW•d $545/mo. Please call ble loan. The most galott!. 759--0(87 Assume contract S370M. Winter Rentals. Aegir Co.641-1324. to schls, shops, parks, Condo. Couple wants to ....................... ,~55~1·.-..1660~·----- beautiful view awaits 14 yrs 10%. Sl2SM dn. Pro rties. 67S-4000 pools. Open Sat/Sun 12 5 lease 2 br w/frig . Terry lalboo 1.-cl 3106 L T ~ . th 3 B t at --------·1 Owner63121.50 --AVAll. Nov 1 Very lge Leasef900mo.673·5474 WESTCUFF nm 213)"""0027 ....................... .g WO you UI IS rrere . *EXCITING* .. -llcllboaP.-...1107 attrac~br.FR.Best Bd2'k 8aS"'"" 645 . .,......,( ...,.,.. 2 Br1Ba,lgaragespace 1\'JBa,2stytwnhse. Det'orated in the Cinest Oceanfront Duplex h N ....... Lrg 2 Br 2 Ba condo, dbl 4 • " • . ......, mo. bd 2 b h / t N th c M $525 mo ri ••••••••••••••••••••••• nort area o pets~. f . W 0 A"t. 646_ .., _ 2 rm, at w pv $600 pr mo +util Agt or . . taste. p cedat$270,000. h .. S. Newport Beach: 10~ Winter Rental: large 1 _641·3937 gar, re rag, I , nr 4' . -patio Each bdrm w/pvt 673·4062 546·72"""1"""4 ____ _ ReJh1l l <7~Rl',1lty It~:; ·;: :1111 W h . down. 3 Br/2 Br. di.rec.Uy ur ho"""' ... ,ls ancld 2 B lb .,. I. 795. 551·Mll llarbor V1ew2stry4 Br sink Laundry hook-up Bdr 1 Ba. ups•~•-. encl. I t o r w 1 thou t be h Co lot 1 ° · """"• uu • r a, nr new c.,., no SlfiOO/ • .......__ p--1........a-ll07 ....,. ~ furniture, 24x64 Green-omnacualacte. -~u~on .29m14. Walk to stores & beach ' wax nrs, sm fend yrd.. WOOOllJDGE. mo No Pe ts S4 75 . 769 ._.. -&arage, avail. 1111. $380. "'"'""' · S47S /mo S48-2897 d S 7 $400 For le••A 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2Br 2ba Condo S750 Hamilton. Rear unit 2-B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "•0·7804 brier Home in Laguna Oceanfront I gar ener. 4 s+ --2Brlbaonwater $695 BaySideBach S36S '" "-------H'lls ·..-star k 1-... 31 .. 1 dep sml cluld ok no Condo S700permo P J lmmed occupancy. BR. 1 BA, nr s Cst 1 na...,.,,.. s par I Owner/Agent, 544·0614 ~ 1..:11 .. · · · 2 Brw/v1ew . . $750 963•8182 Ocean view 1 Br. $550 Gr•••af Pn or 838-3232. • ...................... , pets · 1952 Meyer· ~2836 VU home,3Br.duung& Adults. no pets. Savage Plaza & Santa Ana. Beautiful 20x53 Lance Victoria Beach, 2bdrm, 549·3484 Rancho San Joaquin family rm $1400 ToW111iot1M Wilde & c.o. 67S-6606. Adlts only SS25 545-1241. 2~-__,._. Home . 2Br. 2Ba. Tbls is -~Property 2000 comp I refurbished. East CM NlCE. Lg 2 Br. 1 2BR. den, 2"'1.BA New Waterfront Homes Inc U•t. ... d 3525 Bachelor. Yrlv. S32S mo. 97S·1107 ex18. v 7• ""'"" , the Best Buy Ill town ••••• •••••••••••••••••• w 1 n t er or ye at I y I ba, gar. yds Pet ok Xtrs Carpets, Pool, jac S8SO 631 1400 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ~., blk off Sand HEW DLX 21HM ll'Yo ttn'alST • AITI.IHdi MAKE AN OFFER! S 150 O mo P P $630. 7S2·22112,642·5261 494·2S92..1.4.94-J348 JBD 2 s ba, back bay CM,4 BR. twnhousequiet 67S.9562 7Sz·6925 2 sty, 2l-iba, encl yrd, OH UDO 20x57 3 yr old home l213l79~2931..;... - ' NEW condo 2 masters view Bluffs condo neighborhood. S750 per 201 E Balboa Blvd. los decks bl will move you nght Into Spare rent $1'5 Owner 3 lncome Properties Cozy Laeuna Bea<"h 2 ..... ~BnU +den. AC upgrade 2•, l_1200rmo 545-1061 __ month 631·9132 Mana er !Ill. ~:;·g~~r. klds tpeU ~· this spacious 4 bdrm will carrY balance at Eastside Costa Mesa bdrm. 2 ba house ava1la ~•u '" ba $&S0 mo 559-4718 FOR LEASE 1 ltd home. OWNER VERY 12"1~ with small dwn Owner v.ill carry ble for rent. Furn, close • TOWHHoMES _. __ _,__ ---I 2BR. IBA. Newly paint-N e w Lux u r Y 2bdrm.SS25yrly S63S Lorr w ys : MOTIVATED Subm1t i payment. Pricedtosell! to downtown & near NEW CO NDO FOR Newt~ Br.~"l ~a Con~o ed Frplc. drapes. TownhomesatFairv1ew Ma~~~~alty ~::;t eveslwknds · all offer s today . , CLASSIC Sleepy Hollow Beach RENT on . e pa w view o Cptng, CenC'ed yrd Dbl Village, C M. Fair & --.,,.,.._,.,_ .=------ HURRY !! . to,,morrow , MOI• ~HOME l tl, $950 (2131~ -2 Br + Den. 21., Ba. Newport Center. VJ m1 to g.ar S650mo 642-2375 Fairview. lmmed avail, lbdrm, gar w/l~undry. 1 Br Late & bnte ~airy, may be too late.. . 1 1 S~ ru JIY ... -wport •-1. ll6t $695/mo. Dbl gar, frplc, UC I' SSOO L e as l' Ocean view Z Br + Lort s plit level, atla<"hed crpts, slove/rdng, $425 frplc, vaulted retlings, Red h 1II17~ Re .1lty I I~;.; ~ :·:111' ~ NEfCCl:D ,_ .._,. pool/spa. 846·~--S97S Mo. Call64S-0078 & garages. 2BR 2BA rl .646·7662. _ pool. jacuu1. garage 2706 Harbor, Ste 206-A ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• LGCJllMO l.ac:h 3241 990 061S. Owne.ti~en! 1580-1675 "" fl For Info Yrly 3 Br 2 Ba, patio, 1 !47S 54~31lS. 5.o111t5937 rratlj~ 11111• ON SEASHORE 666 W.18lh. ...., ·""---- ,."" \.(If __ ,._. "'<21"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• E"'ST1l•111:r. Call fiaraoe space, laundry. Unfurn 2 bdrm No 3 Bdrm, 3 b3 with 3 r1lr .....,. ""' NE d L 2BR 2BA d "' _.-r .. 714 641-0763 gar Ocean views Fully lu~e· e~gndo .' Fr~I:. 3 bdrm. 2 ba home. &41-6681, C2131S4HM90_ fi7u3rns714u5nf213urn1~J~~!mo r1 ht1d:.,e00n or,,~:.!1.3 1st. 0~~~~~!1Js~day 2925l'ollegeAve rurmshed.Mo.lomoon· 3 Br 2VJ Ba condo, beams.balcony, bit Ins. gardenerancluded S1200 Apol'tlM..tsFwwlahed --·~ _.,..._.~_ ast4 ... mo_'""-"""- 18601 N I nd H B Costa \lesa CA ly · SI050/mo. pool /tennis $750 mo. form din rm, waler view mo days 979.9930 Elaine ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corotto .. Mer 3122 Mesa Verde 2 Br. 111 ba Spa!.:~&·69· · WaterfrontHomes lnr '1&h_751·3191 rrom every rm. At'ross EveniD1]~900S-__ llcllboaP .... 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvt patio. avail. 1:/1. A ent c&l 536.7542 -__§;Jl l400 Beautiful Split Level 3BR from Hisler Park. No Udo 1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 2 ba, beaut view of $525 mo 1552 E m LIDO ISLE charming 4 or Den 3BA townhouse children. no pets Lease 4 bdrm 2 ba newly re· 1 bdrm . h blk Beach. Pk· bay. ~rivate Garage ~3627 • ~~!.~ ... !!.~~ 98UHITS bdrm.2'-'Jbath.lrg sun Condo. Dix Carpet & $1000Av~iloow_494.-6841 modeled. Lease da ing,ulilpd 'ti1June$375. ~!0096fr1g S9 00 m o E.Side2Br.1Ba,garagi!. 14 • 7P\.DES ny pat10 .... 11ewly re-Drapes. Micro. Trash LOCJlm"IHMJ-4 1252 556.207s. ask for Debra, 534-3740 _....,_._ ·-_ pool, pvt yd, adlts $465 MISTB IOSEH Priced $400,000 below decorated Sl700 mo compacter. dishwasher, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ev 6?S.l6S2 1 Bdrm. Apt. 408"2 At'a<'ia. 3 Br. 2 Ba mo. 673._,.(Tl'-'-'3=1 ___ _ QH._ Have info on duplex. appraisal for'quick sale. Yearly. Bill Grundy, AIC, 2 car gar, MORE! Avail Nov 1st New ex· 3 br. 212 ba Bluffs area $375/mo. Ocean \•1ew $875 Mo l BR, deck. stoveirefrag REt..LTOR S Ca rl s bad . need Won'tlast.Fant.astictax .!7~1 Central Loration .. ~ home.3 Bdrm.3 Ba 67S-8996 Call673·'r.H2. Mature adllS. 00 ....,. I ph be p l l ff d t p I No -.. ""' $979/mo 7S9·0078 or ~-C to.a.,.c lee one num r. au wn e·o an 1nves · Wan t somethmg xtra oo /spa pets ....... Family Rm Pool/Spa 752.5282 Cotto M"41 1724 3 Br. To~ Apt 21., SJS0 ... 97~10,549-7007 =•a..~e ~.~~-f~all Rllr. m e nt . Call Ri<"k special in a 2 Br Isl & last Plus dep SIJOO Mo ln <"lds EASTBLUFFSOplanon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba.frplc.enclsdpatto.I Easts1de2Br.1Ba Near ..., c..-..-.-.=.----7141760-7292 Townhouse, ('()mpletely I 851·9350 gardener & pool service b I 3b I • c s DE ORO blk lo bch & shops Appl schools. no pets $425 This beautlfu home C-_....-Loh/ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I furn! $895. Mo. 760-911L Meu Verde 3 Br 2 Ba 1 No pets please For gm et r, 2 , ba I A A a c r Pt 3 18 · · B · · Mo. 631-6_1.55 :r:~~~:~ ~; 2::;:i C~ 1500 13% RMAMCMi --------1 Pool lnclds Gardener & appt. call 54~ 2000 I s97s 494·6306 12131 ALL UTil.ITIESPAID Marg uer1t e Cd M 2bdrm. p,ba, frplc. pvt and offers the ultimate ....................... 7 unit townhouses. less Mo. to month. 2 Br 2ba l pool service S8001mo A&!nt, no fee. 556·1676 , ---673-7183. patio & gar $525 mo. Ill. quala'ty, -mfort and 2 Cemetery IOU m Harbor than 3 years old. Beaut 00 water SlJOO , 546 9950 ~-h Sum t 3 B 2 Beautiful Newport Crest Com pare before you 3 Br 2 Ba. 1 year new w C II II '"BoanaCorc ndo Admiult Corm Condo 4Br. FR. DR. ocn rent Custom design Stl-5478_. ____ _ charm s bedrooms, ID· Rest S500 ea a co ect tree· Ii n e d street On Seashore. 3br. 3ba, I $400 Rustic 2BR retreat 1 S 200 f t p 1 BBQ Close to bea('h. laundry Quiet 1 Br 1 Ba. New eluding maid's quarters 714·658-41118 631-4361 , 641-1991 agt. mo to mo Sl<XW> w /country kitchen & mun it y · $72 5 t mo view. yr Y 1 mo. ea ~res: 00 • • room, garage $700 Mo Pool and Spa mlegant Pacific View Memorial Deluxe 4-plexes Costa On the Bay. 2 Br Zba enclosed garage' 645·2357or831·7990. 646-0686 cov rd gar~ge. sur-Require lease. S700 crpts & drps Good -------3 B 2, ... 1 nd rounded with plush · .. _ 67• ,,,.,. Easts1de loc. Mature woodwork. classic mold· Park 2 lots. Prime site Mesa. Assum. loan. Sl200moyrly 5403 2 BR 2ba. oear e>«an. r . ., ..... poo a rec landscaping. Adult liv· secuntYU91· """Y" Adults only. S350mo. 147 ings , total security 760-8387 owe. Prin. only . Bltr Laguna Oceanfront 2 S550 3Bdrm, 2BA in best adult <"ommunity 00 area Newport Terrace. · t't.sbest N pets O <'ea n v 1 e w w 1th E ISth St M C M system. golf course CCNMMrdal 979-4383. Br $1200/mowtnter area. Sllding glass door pets. $725/mo f150imo Call645~13 -I ~::.f~ni .. f°romU.s fireplace. 2 Br. 1 Ba. . . I •• · B appointment Waterfront Homes. In<' leads lo stone patio & Call644.7298 _ Harbor View Homes. 48r I .,,,,c W. Wa"·-, ., • ., ,.,.,1 $550/mo. 64()..11945 _ Avail. now I br .. upstairs views Y . Properly 1600 ~lchT~x 631-1400 landscapedyard' 2i,.,ba 2300s/r $1295 lg -.. J3UU • ...vu• • apt di s hwa s h e r . $2,300,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3/2 rde ts ~-l-V'-0... 3267 . ' , 'H 1~•---1.. 37 .. 0 Studio apt w/refrig ca~rt. Water & trash D.M.Mcn ... 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From laund facal, encl ga r. Spacious llvmg room f 25"' w .. _ 1 · d o er/D'-·-"•"' ,,.,... tBA Winter Mo S6SO 4 fn<"d ytd, crpt/drps. pel A"ent, no fee Down. S6SO .. mo. New 1-leodt 3741 ll "to6 ,,_.,.,.,27.,, with stone fireplace, 4 ° ·/(). e .... vesevera m •. wn DtU....,.v....,., Uti1Paid.6'5-8!Ml · ~$450/mo.546-7506. ~ · carpet & paanl. Jackie,~................ .., .., .,,,,.. ""' Walk to S<"hl & golf. generous bdrms, huge in Santa Ana for sale. COVIMGTOM 4 PlU I M M E D I A T E 2 B t fenced ya rd. 3 Br. 2 Ba. ms. Yard & 631-4046 8SHW ' Furn lux studio, spa. TV, Cotta Mna 1124 Avail Nov 10. SSOOlmo. private master suite, ;;:~.~15.00 sq. Ct. H.B. BYOWNER POSSESSION garaee. S600/Mo. utils. interior refurbished. --~••-maid service. phones, •••••••••n•n••••••••• 64_S_·_64_73 _____ _ paneled den features -="'-'""~=-----• S30K DOWN 5 BR 3 Ba, quiet Nwpt pd. 681 Center. 673-3113. ~l-GlOOO ~ 586-93. Ask 3 B .........r2, ... B JI C d 1 $125 wk. 499-2227 HIEWLY DECOR. 3bdrm, 2ba, ram unit, up- briclt fireplace. Sf!:kl· To CloM .. '11 •Even cash now-1st yr area. SlSOO mo Refs re· A.sk for Doug. .or eor r. ,.. a 0~ o. Furn. studio, Laguna. 1 Br. gas pd, encl gar stairs, $47$. Avail Nov. in& pool and spa. al· Two triple NNN major • P o s i ti v e c a s h q'd. 631· 721.S, WHY •-i Newport leodl 1269 fprftloc · ~~:: gpaarnepoohn~. $350 Mo. d/washer. pool. Adults 20th 642·7919. ed on a quiet cul de sac. fast food restaurants. tberearter ~· • ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · 499-2227 _ 642·5073. 2bdrm twnhse. mature A.. ble •~ft--• T·'-M' 8"'Vs S"'ofgross Pnn· only rt•""'"" WHEN~or _LESS 4br , 'ba home 10 S850tmo. d 1 1 ....,,uma ..,...14 . ...e an. N • . ..., • i-=-~-=="'--· ~"~""""~--Hoa.a Uwfwwlalltd • 759-08) Studio, fp., deck.k 50/mo. 2 Ir I la~ a u ts on y, no pets. advantagenow!64S--0303 S4I0.000&$4Z.8,000. ranputyoulll Bayshores Avail tst k'd: Ch , • S425imo 755 w 18th St. COLDWeu BANl(C!RO Orive-lhru's in good I•-------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 your awn home week in Jan SUIOO mo. I Spacious. newly decoral no 1 s. arming · Newly decor as pd 646.9507. corner locations -SACllACESALI ~ 1202 ~ent 556-6516' yr lease Roo Jackson ed . 3 bdrm We s t 49'7-l305 m cl gar . pool, <bhwr Sacramento Two new duplaH. Ooe ••••••••••••••••••••••• E side 3br, 1 ba., $550. no 556-1800 Newport condo. Adlts. Beautiful 2 bdrm Ocean· •Adults. 642-5073 2 & 3 Br Apts Tri-Plex. block from O<"ean. Of. R~ .a.15 S OOO A front Penthouse Condo. Very clean, all xtras. RichardH. Pauley Co. fered virtually at '""'-pets. 384 La Perle Ln. WESTCLJfF 3 bedroom. 00 pets. 1• · gt C.Omp. fW'll. Lease by 3 lrTo-..w Adults only. small baby Realtors bwlders cost. Low down V ~ a r I Y . W e e k l Y (213l4J6.1318. Open Sun l swry with pool. family 646-0295 or m~ mo until July 1st. St ,000. Newly decor gas pd . QK. 644· 1869 -~~--iiiiiil7iilliil4-iil7113111iii·S·Oiillii51iiiiiiiiil Owner will carry Wsnter,2.3,4, Bdrms, 3·S room, 2 fireplaces. din-Blufrs. 3 bdrm, 2 ba con-Owner encl gar ' pool, dswhr =--'......._......,..__ __ _ .::;::.::=:~~~~=~ 5399,soo each. Agent. New Port Be a c h & Ni<"e 2 bdrm house. 2 in& room, 3 patios, etc do. Obie gar Pool SOOO 1714) 1»8444 1 Adults. 542.5073 __ STW.ME C.2LOT 63l-7300 Balboa blocks from shopping etc.$1500Mo.&46-4477. r mo 642-1578 S B S39S High traffic count, JACOISREALTY center on West side of H bo Rldg H MewportleG 3769 pacaous 2 r. I Ba $14,000DOWH 62 6X307 lot Existing PRftAl!IMl'V MGRS town. Avail 1st of Nov. ar r e2 omes. 3 ••••n••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. p, Ba. $425. Laun· Custom 3 bdrm. 2 blocks ho°use on ~y. Flex· Lota for S. 2200 ~·' • S450 mo. l5t & tut with llG CAHYOH Br. or 4 Bi:· Gorgeous dry fac., pcl!>!. 548-9556 from beach on ree land ' ible uses. Owner will •••••··~··•••••·~··•••• 675-61 ~ 5200 cleaning dep. Over Luxurio us. Tbree oce~n & city views. La r g e 1 bdrm More extras than you consider carrying 1st 'J'.hree sm~le family lots 30 yrs or age only. No bedrooms. Two baths Avail now. Could be w/dishwasher. carport, can imagine with an-T. D. Asking s199,soo. 10. Huntington Beach WHY llHTI .... ts. 714.548.()045 Richly decorated. Muted furn. S2SOO/Mo. 760-lm. Idly rm Westside. s.190. credible fU1ancing. We Call 540.USI with plans. a.>.~ per WHEN 96Cmor LESS = tones. 3Cm square feet. Bright 2Br, 2Ba Condo, ~662S can show you how wown lot. Cooperation to can put you in your own Perfect home for raialng Overlooks 10th tee of view unit. Versallles, lux your own beach home brokers. Call Bob, home. children. 3 Bdrms, 2 golfcourse.$2790month amenities. S7SO mo. r o r S 2 2 9 , 5 O 0 . 714·848·3133 or home. Aaent 556-6516 baths, lge yard, cul-de-Yearly lease. #7 Rue ~YCO, INC. ~?.251 (71•) .. "'" H77. 675-4746 • ......__ p--1.........i.. 3207 s a c . F r i e n d I y Grand Valee. Open Sun M L . T'-·_ .. _ _. • ...,,....... _.. -neighborhood in Mesa c am """'""'"'e over· WALKER&LEER.E. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ILakeArrowhead lots.For •••••••••••••••0 •••••• del Mar 5735 /mo. day l ·S. To see call looking Big Canyon golf --------Co.do-..-/Tow .. Info and maps ca ll 775.2868 631·7300, Rultor. course. 3 BR 2~ ba. SUPlllUYI ..._.. • .., 1700 ~ ~i"///6b3r_ ~ ~; ~ Ba:r=~tals 3 Bdrm, 2~ ba, Crplc, 2 4 Br 2~ Ba Yearly all ~~i1~~v~o~si:o/:. Super price l't'ductJon ! ....................... (213)346-4424 2·3-4 Brs . Yearly car gar. Bl tin kitch. amenities. Club & Poot A t. 644·9687 One of 1 kind home -3 .... Slpa••• ~al Furn orUnfumlahed S7SO/mo. 2182 Maple. rac's. Good area $1100. S.C.._. Bd rms, den and 21'i Waterfront community CallforlnlOfmaUon fi73-2282or675-S487eves. Broker67S-491.2. baths with shake roof l.2 ,38R Condos from 0 2450 FU'CHS •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• and wood exterior. Set SlSOOOO to -ooo A ...................... MEL Clwe:ig ...... x Seaview4Br38a,family Prtc-... to----·, on large lot with 5 full • -· . s-A S V E G A S PAVIUONREALTOR 2 Br. 1 ea~Newly de-rm, dining rm, orun & -..--siled garages! Now it aume loan ai owner as-TIMESHARE ~ corated, all built-Ins. night Ught views. Pool & S450 3+2 Spanilh stylt can be yours for sist flnlftdn&. Res/agt on the alrip. Fee ~Mo. 311E.21st. SL tennis $1600 pr mo Bob w/gar&storage. 4930 $11$,000. ShtUa. 2~•5272· ownership at The Jockey CoNM .. Mw 3212 Apt A. Do not disturb le-or Dovie Koop, Agl Also; family home with 64~5200 Sl0,000 undtt mkt. 3BR, Club. 1 bdnn or 2 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• nant. 831·:m7. 758-1221 redwood sundet'k 6 vl~w 2~BA condo In univ pk. with view. 9.S<t financ· ""-P-1....& 3••a -""· ... Nr. w-cll • f I ... .,, Probate quiet approval. ln C U ,.... _ _ ~ _,.,..., n .,.,, • o wavts. NN. N ... r-...... SlZ7 ooo TU · a owner. 754"""'" •••••••••.............. Br, 4 Ba, den, pool/spa O ..., icu-. · · G~GREEN"UI\ •• BEACl:IHOUSJ!: Fam. rm. Dlne. rm.Tri· Renllmes 1276 YEAR·AOUNO FUN: Soclel ACOYlhes o .. r~lor • Free Sunday Brunch • BBO's • Perhe~ • Plus more GRUT~TIOH: TIMI$. Flee Lessons (pro & pro shop) • 2 ~Uh Clubs• Sauna • Hydromuuge • Sw1mm1ng • Goll 0rt'l1ng Range IEAUTIFUl. APTI: StnglH. 1 & 2 Bed· •ooma • F urrusrred '~·AOJll 1.1111110 • No Peta • Models Open Oatly Oto 6 A PETE BARR En REALTY ~6~1t S52-1892 or forWmTEtJei>banta ZBR. 2BA. buUt Ina le pie gar. SlS09/mo. 831-45M People wbo are aeekins with a Classified Ad Gara1e. po. -..al&. 552-0l73 FEE Oakwood an apartment loot nrat Call&e5178 EMciencyunf\am. LUXVH IAYfllOMT W" .... ttw JIM °""' Apementa in Claaslfied. Will your Coa•alal-/T.w• S23S S40l2 Amber Lan· 3 Br. 2 Ba. with boat allp. ....................... Newport leed\ N. S.C....... 107' ad M there? To pla~ ............ 1700 tern.DP. Avail. now . Many HOMESFORRENT 810ltv!f't l,1!61h1 •••••••••••••n•••u••• xog,rad, caUfG..5178 ....................... bd ,.._ F/P 2 50397 amenities. $3500 Mo. 3 Bdrm• M2S·H50. (714) 645-104 FAMI LY HOME with 1.;:;;::;::;;::::;;::~~=~~,;.;..;.,;.;..;.,;.;..;.,;.;..;.--. 3 r, 2 -· , car OcHo view 2 Br. 2 Ba. Brotet87S4U. Fen~ ed y ard a & HeW110ft 8-cfl s. potentltl-3BRonR31ot. far i. Walk to beacll. Co nd o, e nd unlt, pra1es. Kids fl .pet.a 11001etns1 •!>Q•tt!n•th) walk to titadl Ottan 1 1 5 .&CRIFICE IY OWNER 17v0/mo. Ask ror wuber/dryer, patio, OCSstR-+llT welcome. 545·2000. (714)&42'611a vitWS. Newllltchtn. Will "' Btrbara,f1J.3087 tiew crpt1. $f00/mo. -V'l"'ll A. ent ore.. .. ______ .. consider trade for ' CDM..._.,Mtw A,aent--HOte "' 111114• T111t1n. Sl1J.PI· Drestk.., lldlctd 2 bdrm, 2 be, t car pr. •Ten JDJ 4 bdrm, 2 bethel f~' """' 't 4 UOO ~""9tLl U*r M.W ...... Uafllg fpc, bal~J IN $700 •••••••••••••H•u•w•• C~~:.;,.:.;::,,!,.,' , ..................... .. 497.14't -._.. S. Ju .. '""'9 mo."551... 1 HOMt:P'OBRENT LIDOIS&I _.............. T'WOUNITS:l.IRJN, I J Bdrm. tm. rnced ••-OMJ ..... mtll• It --St,.".000. Up0 radtd 2 bdrm. 2 be. 2 patios. II faN =-llJdl • _,"" IU....,... -.s1• •• •••••••• .. • .. •••••••• "" " car pr ea. l730 ava _ -....... • Wrm, 1 llat.b. r-•c, -·-• " ... fpe. A/C, 2 Cir gar. tnlJl'ifictftt 180 de& to.I -...... u ..,_ s ..... -• '... , ...... , c-....i.... .. ·~ti:-' llM vlew. Nr Golf CourH. ~. ahOp. tmway End A:.&' ..... i-.. • Allll;•r.. · Miii.•-. .--· -· ,.._ Unlt, pool. Jae wshr, dt1ft, drpa. ,., BBQ --• •• • .._. _.. .. , ..... _. .... ..-. Im med pota. No tlmt (or looky loot. Seriout People.,. ... ,...., .Y~ ...- 0 C I A Pl F I 0 !If T buytra oaly c11l Art -..U wtda, TI0-1211 'l"IMlt .. .Wdle ..................... .. uou•A ecH. ... nna DAJLYl'llOI' a.1wa.11.ee.e. ,,_ ..... ,... .. lllVIC Dlla..olY ,..i, ~ mlr Mrm. ... ~--.A&t. 2 Br w/garage. Adulls. crpts, drapes, patio. wal er pd. Call 1-5 638-4120. 2619 "I" Santa Ana s.65 667 Victoria $470 SPACIOUS & SUNNY 2 BR. encl. gar. upper D/W. ad Its. no pets ~-_548.._9084 ____ 540.5446 $520 Mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba Apt Garage, washer/dryer. all bullt·ins Smtll child OK, no pets Only 1 year old. Call for appt TSL MGMT 642-1503 Fireplace. pool, pvt patio, diahwasher, on E.llde, all In x-lg l ai 2 Br 1atden apt.a. From $44$. 557.2141 Z Br . l Ba. S4 SO . 1btramonlo CUI 2 nlnoe. 2043 Wallace, Co1t1 Mesa. 548·1S46 & GHlSO. IAYTMllS SPACIOUS 1 BR. Large private patio, firepla ce. walk in closet. dishwasher. garage P oo l & lau ndr y Cacililles 399W. BAY ST. 646-9113 3 Br 2 Ba Avail immed. Children OK ___ 548:5741 2 Br 2 Ba condo. nr So Coast Plata, SA. pool. spa. sauna, SS9S Deb 540-0702 ----1 Br house type with &ara1e. Utll incl. no pets S380. Call 8S7 4821. 642-4350 Vtry Clean 28R. Cout Court Enclosed Car Walk lo Harbor Plau. Adults 347W. Wlt:tcn aa. J!!)J '4H2180 2 Br 1 •.,ba, tnhse. pvt pkg. cptstdrps Encl ,Patio Av•ll No\' SU$/m~~S719 Spacloua BHhtlot. r anie . re fr l i Cpl/drapes SUS •mo. Ca.II S4e·7214 Fil SP£CW. .......••.•...................•...................................•.....••.•••.............................••...... ····················••· ..................•.•.. ······················~ c.,..... c....,~ •••1111 1 tt.nt-..4....,. He•Hllmlnt ~.,.. •Mfllt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fine fin1Sh work Doors Newpor1 Quality L1tan Cardtnlnt, landacapin11. HARDWOOD FLOORS Reliable Homemaker •A·I MOYM• 'PaPtr ll•flltr, Prof Onn1t CoHl Roofln1 ~~t6~7A~~y Yacht Hull t1un1n1 hunc. dtckJ, remodel 1111 Service:. Have broom tree trlmmloa & rt· CleanecUrWaxed w11J clean .YOUr home or Top Quality. Special ll\scall Dteoratorqu•I Rerooftnta, ~~ira Call Complttt Undt'rWDler Randy, 873-$716 will ny. llomes, v1r•n· movol. major clean·up An tlme..._132:;488t_S ~ apt care In handling. 2S yrs Frtetll Steve 5474281 844 "'9..1..-:J.!P __ _ Strv1l~ c..,.. Senk.t c1es, offices, boats •'1ee lna'd Preust. 6'2 411119 CLEAN UP 7~1 exp. Competitive retes WAL~ BY BOBBY BALBOA ROOFING CO. Jim 046 017' ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1l. SS7·7488or ~ 8481 Mowln1 s~ao. Hauling YOUR ACT Hou ae clean In I b Y No overtime. 730-13$3 Quality, fut service Sltyliahta &r Plastttma fora .10~~d DAILY fltl01' SflVICI DlllCTOIY DO IT NOW' Aila For 5-dto hlw.n WeCarf'CtptCleantra Co.troctors,G.lnt &r DumplngS25 754·9904 Housecleanln 97HQI Swedlab lady, Exp NB STARVINGCOLLEGE !!Jrs_u 6810022 freeest __ 8'73-6'7'3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam dun & uphob ••••••••••••••••••••••• ort ll•rk H.... area . ..._ Iv. ms . STUDENTS MOVING Any type Willi covt'rtnlC HORIZON ROOFING CO GlltWtcK & SON Truck mount unit 22 Years . Exp Cu.~IC>m OAROENING WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• Japanese Housecleaolns CO. Uc. #Tl.z.-436 1 n » t a I I e d b y Very comptt1Uve prices HuildfraSlnct UM7 Work guar 6'$ :ms Homes. Condo8, AplS & Mowina. tdging, raking, Haul, cleanup, concrete Experienced. WeekJy ln1ured. &ti 8U7 J 0 urn e Y man paper _S48-3llOI Add1tlona, reomodchn11 . Shampoo & steam rlton Remoclls. Bob~2-22011 _ s wee P I n I . free removal. Dump Truck. OwnTrans.SG5196 WATCHUS~ROW'_ banger. IN. lie, work .. pluns Pree est Re1&11. Color br111hteners, wht Dtcoraf"'9 estlm et es. 645.4372 or ulclt serv 642. 76.18 .. FREE" holiday clean· Mettle I..-erntd Ralph Ca ru8o ••••••••••••••••••••••• L1r Ul09t" $49·2170 r rptl 10 nun blt'ach ....................... M5-fil7 OUMPJon•s -Ina Depend h"·/~tre 991 !936 Tit.to: IN~,.AJ.Lt.:D II II I' ,.. 0.: • ... w ....................... 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Rsnbl Plaster/Repair SOUTH AMERICA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ConstructJon lB-270791) ROBERT~CARPET -'""" fre~est.PeteS41-I096 lion&residenUaJclean· da mln.67$.0&fil __ Freeesl.Steve547-4281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRAVELSERVICF.S Acct Bkkng ror small ~m> REPAIR Restretch re-Drywol upj dumptruck.631·0322 a..dsc~ fine painting by Richard Neatpatches&lexlures My 11pec1aJ1y Call Tery bus1oe11s M11 rv Goens MocHALE CONS TR. lai, all r~1rs 673 !1490 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE Tit& "<! .. L!,.,., TR EESISHRUB TRIM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sinor. Lie, ins. 13 yrs uf f,... tst. 89l-1439 .fackson Tow.:_s. 759-c.r7_!_ 714 645 1751 EH·~ Custom homes. fram ---DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC Lowe~~e ~-"""-' Garage & yard C U S T 0 M happyN.B.cuslOmers Plaster Patching & TrffSerwke 213·1!.62·l6.'Wl in!(, remod. Fien<"h Carpet/Uplloasfety 14 yrs t!xp. f'ully he'd & H...t...,.. cleanups. free est LANDSCAPING Create Thanltyou. 631-4410 restuccos Int ext 30 ..................... .. Acctg. bkkpl(, fin state ••••••••••••••••••••••• insured 532-~9 ._..., u 7 D...,1 a unique environment LARRY'S PAINTING vrs Neal Paul S4S 2971 J •y1--c••"' doori., skylights" patio t':irpet & upholstery ••••••••••••••••••••••• oN ""' 494 8472 ~ A '"uo "'-..; ~~3jf \;U:~~t~~g~~d t:ovm 848-36.2 c 1 e a n e r . r r e e DrcrftM9 Swfkn JACK OF AU. TRADE.S HCMMCINlllcJ -·-----Fall Special! Int/ext. ,.......9 Complete service and Wheeler CPI\. 536 ~3SS HOOM ADDITIO. Srotchguard. noor wax ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing, electrical. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MCll'riocJe Set-rices pa Per g' d r Y w al I ••••••••••••••••••••••• stump gnnding 10 yrs Asphalt SPECIALIST mK.97288.'E p~c~1ag1:~h&m~~~~cb I ~4~g Odd JOb~ w~o\rs~~~;~~z: ····;.·~itii\r·ro·o~v .... 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RENTALS PAJNTED Plumblllg repairs Fr11e Ans 835-2182 ~2313 min Lie 4(l)S44 631 2430 Remocle_I J.B. 64_6_·9990_ Geniral Housecleaning 675·3175 Perfect. prompt, reas est M&M 642 9003 Window Ctt.iftg Over JO ) f'!i ex per serv -R · bl R r -Se ·d Pn <.,,. •0"" •••• ••••••••••••••••••• CONCRETE WORK RESID iCOMM'L e ia e -e erences Bri'ck Block·Concrele asi e tg~_'tOUU_ pi..-rty V-n1 .. ..+ W nd W h in!( you Hemm add1 f' d Bectrlcal o 1 962 OMO • ~r-~ ~m Original 1 ow as er lions. ne~ coo~t Com· oun alloru.. sidewalks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete Maintenance wn raQ!,_ __ ..:.__ Very reas. Lie, bonded. All Painting : int $450 ext ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avg 3 brhome. S35 m res1dc•nt1al ind patio slabs. custom ELECTHICIAN prtecd -~1-8967 MRSCLEAN Bob548-7650/536-9906 $650. Neat. 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S550 M•i S200 4Plex.ulll S7S8S69 Hair rent & ot1hlles Georgta Obie J?ar . .,..i~ht>r rtr~1·r Vt' rs a 111 c' Cd 11 ., s-403 I Palm Springs Area cMon-After6 ~m~4740 w....;,,......_ •--h 3840 hook uµ :'\o pt'l!> 213 830 2323 Richard ~ 5 H R R I F h B I , ,,_,,....,,_., ~ •-4 unga o11o l tere) Country Club I con f I to s are J r rvme ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-2582 \ E R S A I L L E S 9633 d Jbd 2b area Young prof pref THE WHIFfU TREE 3 Br I' -Ba Condo ~Kl PE:-O'THOl:SE SJ.'W 11 lk w Bl'h . 0 rm. a. atrium. Call Linda 855 806S, d I r \1o Ch1ldrl.'n 01\ 'olu 2 Br 2 Ba C'Om1•r un11 I !">:l64 furn • l(Ol( & tennis Dai 951 0185 Luxury A u 1 unlls at a peh 213 1167 1524 uc11an \ 111w $750 \1n S340 CM uhls tnl' . I 1> ~ eekly & monthly -fordable 1iv1.11g 1.2 & 3 2 · 5403 I r a t e s a v a 1 I Male no smkr, 2br 2ba. Br. Well decorated Irvine 3844 644 045 $39S Tustm. pool 1714 tSS8-lllOI. 9·5pm. ask S225 + '• u1tl. m C M Olympic SIZC pool. hght ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm. 1 ba ~75 yearly 113811 I ror Mark day 642-S446f!.1le642·5601 ed tennis rourt. Jacun1. l.uvrl\ Wtiodbndl(e con lease Open beams R~nliml's Mamm ot h c: 0 n d 0 Lge dplx E. side C M. park hke landsl'apmg flo. 2 HH I Ila. nt'" plush carport lll6W Balh<>a l\Jl 45S.'> 28R.2UA Jul'. Sauna. M 1F $200mo incl ulll lst Most beautiful bldi: 1n cpl & paint Le velors <2131865 2542 fE t: r c• 3 5 0 n 3 h le r a 1 rs & l_ast Ref req_ 548-9157 H B pool Jilt' rnll1•y hall I BR pool 1 hlk ocean . 775 3930 8·S Moo· Fri 1146-0619 S620 mo i 52 IC:J Ill or snl(I adll 112.5 I BR Apl + Studios yrl) Seeking career oriented 1433 9511!1 642-5002 310 E llalbou HI\ d ' IAJA CA or grad non smk' fpl. MA.RIMERSWALI( 8 Ibo A 6736880 b h atrium . pvt entry 2 & 3 Br. Townhou~t· I BR Loft Condo NO FEE'. Apt ,t., Condo a a gent · La3 Gll\ iotas eac 759-1501 Apls Patios. single & in the lakt'~ an•a ol rentals Villa Rentals Rooms 4000 ~es~rl 2 bdrm. modern Humorous prof F wanted double car gara1H'S Irvine Ideal ~1ew loc 675·4912Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• f.icihties .. on ocea_n to s hr 2BR. 2BA . near Hunt Harbour F' I I ---,. Laguna Beach Motor Inn. Pool. tennis. spa. fcs. 1rc•p al'I~. poo. J:it:. Oc«:.an.fronl . for '.'i 1nter 985 No Pacific Collst hing. surfing. 2 hrs rr~m Promontory NB. $405 Children QK 1140.6807 SSZS Coll USS 1957 Rentals. I' urnished & Hwy Laguna Oearh Orange County. S50 nite Jl~673·9Jl4 Ready. Mowe In! LGCjtlfta ltaeh 3848 unCum. Broker 675·4912 Daily, Weekly, Kiteht!n (714 > 952·709!.. ON THE BEACH Immaculate 2 bdrm. 11.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm on Nwpt Penn available Lo.,. winter Rettt I to Share 4300 Fem . room . Ill 3bd .. 2 b a H u n t 1 n I\ ton Opposite mam l:lt'arh un $675 mo. Util pd Yrly or rates. 494.5294 • s story house in W NB. Landmark Condo ohstrurted \ 1e~ I br Winter 675-4164 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $275. hrst &la.st Bob Washer & Dr\er 2 Mndo Halcon' srruri Balboa Inn S90 & up 645-9939aft_.5 · , Duplex 2 BR 1 Ba. cov-kl K tch nett "Gay Roommate ---patios. wetbar, bit m H &. I) re~\ '<l prki: ~700 ered patio '• blk fr orwe,,,ea }front 1675e87n40 "·I Contact Services". Female to shr 2Br apt, 0. 2 car gar SS75 per mo , ut1l Incl 494 i7~ c n H B.. EST grad beach S.'iSOmo s:lOOd•p L a r g est G a y mo Isl & lasl .. $300 i.er 2 bdrm I b:1 C)(-ean 'IC"' 548·5091 Newly decorated pm ate Ma II' Female Room-melaphyi11cal. $300 mo d e p o s 1 l {' a I I 15$4.1 I 1 I room & bath. frplc $285. ~-9890 __ 17141759 4381 \sk for tnc ~~ 2317 Ea~tblurfs Townhouse inc Ids utils t:astside mate Service 1n So. Mr Bingham Call8 5 apt. Jbrlrm. 2ba. 2 car c M 645 01~ Cahr G R.C for rental I Bii No Laguna nr gar No pets $650 mo I needs 11·7PM BAY FRONT Luxury Condo Shr w f 28R. frplc, W D D W Gar S3SO Unfurnished t, 2, & 3 br l:lt'll('h. $450 mo r\ '· 644 1010 L~ rm an beaut NB hm <2l3)m304o. •sf'IP!.a...l p•c1trJc 9i .,.,., kll pnv . pl . pror f A '"" A n 4 • S:,.,.; Ground rloor 2BR. 2llA 0 30 $225 1nr utl 12 I 3159j-7202 Spar 2 Br 2ba l~I.' deck. Condo Pool. Amenities 760 8242 67S·04ai eves SPA.C. P'EKTHOUSE ocean 'u. "alk to town CliH Haven Area S700 R 4 BR h:.e N port 3 br. 2 ba. skyhghls. Garage WO !62:> mo mo 646-~,57s.3187 ~o1~s Pvt BA ~~e or M/F Rmmate wanted to shr 3Br apt Own bath H.B. Sl90/mo. 847·S276 cathedral ceilings, dhl 494 7302 Steps to Beach IBR yrly Pool & Tennis. Fum or balcony, singles delight Newport leocJI 3869 $325 mo Unforn sa>.5. 645 2015 A Professional Service M f to shr 2br lba. non ForProfessional smkr. 2 blks rrom People Ocean H. B S220mo or family retreat $650 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ~]:5903_ 1 yr old Condo CM S300 mo Discount for ll P'RK NEWPORT Spacious bachelor, I full Plus util. gardening. Agt . Grci:. " Ba. frig hot plate. "' MB 731 t 848·99!~ APARTMENTS blk from beach S3001mo 3 offices to screen. check rer's & employment. will match you with the right Roommate! 960-7592 Couple with baby needs to rent a room or two. Dt>luxe poolside xtra yrly 673·28Jl?.a[l6. HB Nice Room. 81()(.'k lo Reach Ja(' $200 847-6533'""---large 2br 2 ba. bltn~. cou...rrny CLUB • H It EAT HT AK ING dswhr 1'2 mtle~ beach 1"'1111\ VIEWS• 963.57f,6 MI f', mature, reliable over 30 lo shr 4 Br West home. 963-0033. Ask for Jenn . 89'l·736.1aft 7. Adlls. no pets s.150 mo LIVING IH '\dulls only S750 Mo M 1d<lll' aged or over lo share 2 Br home with same CdM. Walking distance to 1111. 64.-0-7390. 30 Day Guarantee ~~8362 NEWPORT Huge 2 Br apt high on 2 BR. TOWNHOM E BEACH back bay bluff with 2 Pool. park. near beach pri\•ate bakorues, frplc, Seeking 2 professionals 963·5191 heated pool & loads of Room for rent. female. over 30 for my Ftn Vly 25(7. orr Wllh thJS ad -Sparkling near new, 3 Br 2 Ba with rrplc $545 Pa110. e nclsd l:H 842·2897~ S600 Gorgeous 2 Br 2 B::t sepe rate un1l . bBl area. walk to bra<'h. child OK. no pct~ ~-3307 Nr. Hunungton Harbour 3 Br 31, ba, den. frplc. '9QOlmi>.. 846-4:.i<> PANORAMIC VIEW Lariie 2 bdrm, 2 ba. nr Huntington Harbour 840-4970 960-4370 Spacious Bachelor Apt. Pool acctU. Mlle from ., beach. $3$0/mo lncld ~1111. 536-17119. I bdrm . no pets or r hlldren 3 blk from beach lit & lut + de po11i. sao m.m1 28R I 8A 3bfllstobuch. quiet. adult• Mly. no ptlS 1479 ... J Co;;!; 2 Nm apt alikt • "° pets. tC20 .Ml.,._Macl -- An adult rommumty on closets 74$ Domingo Dr beaut loc on greenbelt OrClftC)f Co:85 I ·77 I 4 home . n n . s m k rs. the Bock Bay Spec· _9'.79·~0r64.S-J.¥.:.. in The Bluffs $300/mo 962-6846_~) __ _ tarular Spa i swim + 11 832 tu"" 640 64~ MASTER/VISA ,.,,, Penthouse Apt 1 BR. sec. -u 1 ~.. --· f' shr w/same. NB Pool. ming pools. II hght"" ten 1 N , ~ l Accepted ms courts. bike tnllls, gote Great amenities Ava1 . ov Lst ....,rge a tennis. bch Nonsmkr p u 1 t 1 n I\ I( r f' r n SMO. 675-4<XXJor673·8821. tractive room Steadily 631-lSSO, 646-8940 Ba chelors. 1 anri 2 Roel~ employed person 40 Shr lrg luxury home MALE TO S HARE bedrooms apartments, 2 Bd~ I (ull bath. frplc~ y~ars +.with or without wlprofperson lstlast + NEW P 0 RT BC H llnd townhouses from rar gar. Steps to bch kitchen_l>!1v. 979 9656 dep CONDO S530 to sum per month SS75 mo yrly 673 2830 art Hotth. Mohk 4100 546-3428 645-4224 On Jamboree At &im___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature, prof .. male lo F wanted for 3bdrm. 2ba. San Joaqutn Hill~ Road 2 Br. Oen. 2''2 Ba Condo. SEALAIU< MOTll share beautiful Newport SJ67 SO + uUl 548-0432 <714>&44·1909.._ Gorgeous whitewater Wkly rentals now avail home w I same . or84H044. 3 HDROOMS vie w . a 11 d e I u x e Sll2 & ~P Color TV Overlooking bay & open i-M""1""'r""'s'-h""ar""e""'4-er-.-bo-wi-e_in_ 2 IA.ntS reatures. Only $1050 Mo. Phones m room. 2274 ocean Own ba. & br. Newport Shores. Near S67SMONTH EdgewaterRealEsute. Newpo.rt Blvd CM Non-amolle.~ beach , tennis. pool 494·8536. ~6-7445 I F/M Roommate lo share La.undry fac. S350 + Ioli 129 3Sth St. lowl"r unit. Versailles Comer Pen· Live on Newpor1 Beach 1 2 bdrm apt In H.B. S2SO ulils. 548-4.140. xlnt ronrl J\v11il now tbouse2Bt.2Ba.Avail. $100/wk Pine Knot J!!_n~'otlable.960-0972 Maleroommatetoshare l213~·l11l now! 675·3787 _ Motel. ~ W PCH, NB Female stewardess pre· 3 bdrm Ilse w1t.h 2 pro- Vtnal .. Mte. S.CletMRtt J1761645-<>440 I fen same to share 5 feuionals In Irvine. 28r.28a Commtypool ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yenrlyonthebeachfurn 1 bdrm home. Frplc, 5S1·3156or55Hl681 S7$0 . .§7S·3787~ Adult Studio Stove. rooms. Kitch. & Ba.' y&rd. rec .. facll. No M/F share exclusive 4 Br 2 Ba. 2Story. Year Fridae. Utll s:iso. S420to $280. per mo. + S280. I smokers, kids, pets or Park Newport Tnbse. ly C<>od locatiun $900 enter sec. dee. ZQ W. Ortan· 1 males. $300. Ir vi ne . 'tennla pool spa Jan Mo. Brohr6?$-4912 492-0180 front NB 1 857-9317, 559'6793 Iv 758.0043, · · 173-4154 1 messace. IAYllONT SHI IMO 1114 Juat movecl lftto town? P...":li.::1c=in~1:a:.:...YOUr--Cl-a_as_lll_ed_12 bd, 2 ba, Jacuiit. la1.111 Lux 28 R, 2BA. Xtra Lr1 ....................... Tb en 1et acct_ualoted Id II ao almP'e ... Jmt rm. HB, 1 ml heh, IC "' rm. Overlookln1 CUte 2 Br. across from with the CUlllled Ada. ''" m a call on U.. eaUo.p!!.•JllO Bay &« ~. Undt,.. u nd. P /mo. lSt. '* Th•1're tbl e...-way pbone and we'll belp Share 11 Corona del Mar rout'ld pa1'lftc Adults. lu t. No kkfs. MH55'l· to Ibid jUlt Ult ltema ud you word ywr ad for dp1 nr llucla. Scott or MOO m mms _ Sell Idle Items 145611 rvlc t fut ttWtl. ta.5171. Terri m-ma ble. ·optional' From 225 New luxury orflce space Office Rtftlal 4400 sq.rt. up al reasonahle in I rvine ·s busiest ••••••••••••••••••••••• rentals. No lease re center ' Easy Frwy ac 1617 Weslclirf. N.B Want _qu1re~all673-300! cess Avail now~ Call 2 or 3 room office suites AIC, plenty or prkg. Util mcl Avail. now Call financial inst 7000s.f -----for details Realonomics 675-6700 tst noor :_&ent 541-5032 CJ.assified_bds _642-5678 I 55I·1231 640.4230 Classified Ads 6'2·5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : 8-DA Y WEEK SPECIAL : I e 8 Daya • 3 lines • 8 Dollars e e It s easy to place your 8-0ay Week Class1f1ed by mail and it e e costs iust sa -thats only a dollar a day1 To qualify for this e e special offer you must be a non-commercial user offering e • merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the pnce must e • be rn your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad e needs eight days selling time or 1ust one • • e Use one word rn each box Aboul 4 words make one e e classi fied line of type Mrn1mum ad 1s 3 lines Please print e e plainly • • r-----------------------------.., • • 1• . '• • ie : • 1.00 : e 10.IO e : 13.20 : e 11.IO e ) Add $2.60 for each addttlonal llne for 8 tlmea • • • • • • Pu blish my ad for 8 days starting e • Classi fi cation • ! Name : ; Address e • City Zip Phone • : Check or M.O. enclosed O l: • Charge my ad to: I e . ~· e 0~ # Exp. 1e : 0 II# Exp. :: • L--------------------~---------' • • r········· WE 'LL PAY THE POSTAGE ·············i e i ! 1111 ·~:,Vfiff ~" l ! • ( \lNITEO STATlS ~ • : I , ... ~~~~~:..~.~,~~~.~.~.A,~,::.... i: e s ~. • f POST AGE WU BE PAO 8'1' ~DOA£SSU , 8 • e : Orange Co11t Dilly Piiot i • : t Daily. Pilat. 1 : •. ! 8ox1MO I• 330 w. l1y It, • e I Co1t1 Meu, CA tal2I •I ·················---- ... s u; s a SL .. I .. Orange Co1tt OAIL V PILOT ,frlday, October 30, 1881 .___........ ....._ I ....._W~ 7111 ........ W 7100 HefpW...., 710f W.,,,W 71N --Ofletliitll .... a ------lllf w-.. 1tOI Hl4pW-.. 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Ma..t be rirut1~lou1.!! lcir:tet ' Art C•lltrY •t $/yrs M/FtCcuples IE"UTY Mustb'Pe»tOwpm,tu DIYWAU.8 week4nda.Call aeo.ual pnctlce. Reply depeodab!t and avail• /m Ult • v~1 o Ccwl .. Watfrfront AUii Paint· PS·m.MC/V!_la "' in1' answerinl pbonet • ·1'700/ I to .. PO 8ol 1•. ND bit on call Npt Heh Cf Uptt. Vfr)' auttlat lt~ino'au~ 1~ in,s & jewelry L.ow --,,...._ W.. 1llO req. »• llra per Muat be expr d: taptna llOUSEK£EPER HM3. f'ublon laland arH ve1"11llle Will ~work "Id .,,. w l"'~la. I pr ce 171' 1494 ·47'1~ For Total boclY muaqf Looklna ro ldd to our week. Send rcaume to: &tttt . l3l.:.~· Ult·ID Top ••ces Medical ReceoUoal.tt w 78().0501 In& with top lfvel ('JI 851.. .... ' IZISJ~~ ' ~la~~e~ appt atatr aevtral aaalttant.s. KACOR ~!~lopment ILlCTIOMCSP/T l&lltb ~ •. Must Ener1etlc 4t reliable :~u~~~~· 0{;:01':'.~i~~ NEWPORT BEACH Nr ICE CREAM SHOP w/ Ladif't Want to heel 1 R\cbNard Out.llette Salon, Co200 .. Nu: :=;.J St St1e1 · fotakllled&Mml·lkllled d,ta~·i!'.,tl~J!ryf ac 2 • persoa for busy front or Xlnt oppt'y to &row with ittra IOO aq n. avail. for · 200 ewport Ceote,r Dr., • · -or u · or we lra1lt applkanu ¥e t..,.,, c ..... , or ~20Zl PAITTIMI co Med /dttl ~nents OC Airport 340 to 1100 added ldus & profits. Nne,bty Lady home N.B Jerrr Rotb <714 1 Y11/1ood math back tblldren Pref. non· Modclaneeded.Alltrpes Person LO deliver 011ly Contact Juiie after sq rt MH'122 Xlnl loc. our Newport f::Y . CalJ Al.Ison Beauty m..oeeo. cround. Calli. Alt Na· emoker. Mi.t be able to Nen, WOrMD & chlldrtn Pilot ln Newport Center s·•m 1714)'7S2-f003. Share 2 olc suite In pre Pier SUK full price __ lOU 833-Sl~ ~c;.-ty·e E.O.E. M/F/D tlonal Guard. Prior run • houae, coolt & Noexpnec:.~7762. 7 dayt ptr wk. Houn · A.CQueSCOll' 1tt11011$ airport area. 375 1 $33-4242 'i'::..., & ,...... .. ...._ military helpful Call drive. Own room, co. Mon tbru l''ri approx l89$ M Arth Blv·d sq ft. for dttalla call -"" -A N C I n d y G e h r I tl'I. benefits. Refa req CdM . MODRS/ESCOITS 3 30 to s u s t ac ur · Ml·6Z26. MoMytoL.o. SOJS ~ &11 Netdbalmylltu,slulm· COMP NIO /AlDE. 7l4/'7t·7as3 I Call AnawerAd ••H. AttnFema'lesonly · pm. oun. 111 Ste.100,DougluPlua ..., ....................... ....................... poo person & assistants. Ute hlkpa, live ln ot out. 642 4300 Je hrs ""'" ,_ 1 &. Sun approx 6am to Irv~ CA. m~ H.8 P,rofeu1ona.1 ore Widowhasmoneytoloan JolttWlllllecL 7075 Topaalary. Noamoke.&42-3'81 . I • _,.,,,,, 7am. Eominga approx - Bldg Spac" Avail. On for Rt.' StOOOO up No ....................... Rive Gauche NB Companion aide, live-In S.Ch..., Housekeeper. Uve In, 2 Mora $400 per mo. Contact llCll'1'10MIST • Brook.hunt at Atlanta credit~heck'nopenalty Now Enrolllina. Chria-1i · · for the old "sick., Prof~ adults, I child Must Nishtdeakclerk Carolffelm64H32.1 Part time momlnp.lor 85'per sqrt.Ron0rt Call Denison Assoc. UanPre·School.320E. Driver'aUc.S3l·e69S ; N~ed ltyto apealt lfoglish, be MZ·m> Equal Opport lor•IRealEltateoffiN?. R E Pr0Cess1ona Is 673.7311 · 18th St., C011t11 Meu. * B 11 p R t I 730-1470, create · 1 new dep_art· ~:i~d~!ne t Uuit Jr~:ee Employ" Hvy phones, typin• 11 963·8377. -E! Special Program. $ll,• ment for a &rowina. ft 1 . MHDMONIY7 muat.Phyllls61-0788 NEWPORT B"'ACH 504 UyouwantaReal late -~ COOK ' m'"dlum 11laed dallv cook & run an ef cent W•hav•-'""•'or•oo PBX Rtcp/T~pbt ~ L o a n a t B E L 0 W . lllAJC.FA.ST " ' household Noo smoker ~ ~ ..,,.... ..... .,.. '' • F I No. Newport B,lvd 180to MARKJo:T RATES call WANTS TO MANAGE! Noo-amolter, good det.all · newspaper. New main· · · people t.o work approx. An.swerl.nc Service! PIT Law lrtn. ash on lSOOsq~t.ava1l.at~11 Prime Jo'inanrial ~pl20ynexpermana1· for busy office. Irvine. COOi( framec~r1yatem prtferred. Call Answer 10 days deliverinc shiflsavallable Vaya& Island IHPM.50WPM. sq. Ct. Sierra Mamt Co Services 1111 lge dlx Adult apts. AP/ AR, payroll, collec· :~~t ~~r:~s!~ie~::d. w 111 be ordered In Ad 1417, u hn. Kl·4300. telephone directories in early eve M111 lYPUll .OOhr. 644-7600 641-1324. 527-3477 Want sm bid& or 2-day a lions, .IO.key, jour. re· St run N 9 Frr . Januar1 <most likely JA.MTOI the Orange Co. area. required CaU S3J-0140 Ile /SEC'Y Huntin1ton Bea 419 Main ----wk Job . Hunt. Bch to con. Send resume & re-1!t gl h A 1y I!'· lar1e PEC hardware Immediate opening for 11 Work your av a 11 EOE R 1 1 • t m In St 380 sf s19s Sierra Vtnture Capital, pref Costa Mesa 213/326-0180 ffrtnces to Boll 752 Dai· c es unc l\PP 111 with sri'ciallzed produc· janitor lo wort fulJhme daylight hrs. Men or Pharmacy Clerk Exp 1 ea es a e 0 t ce M,·,,,., t Co •~1 ,.;... high tech & software, ly Pilot PO Box 1...,,,, puosn 9.4 PM . 3110 lion software) Orea11i1· nJobt sbi!l. Ex-U. tr'. wom•n over 18 w1lh F rvane. some yping, -=.::afil · .... ....., I d . I Mature Sema·retired • .-v, Newport BJvd. Newport d 'I" ., ~... " pref.9·5.30 Mon rt general office duties a so o equip. oans s 1 n g I e 33 yr o Id Costa Mesa, Ca 9216216 1ng. In supervisory Inge benefit.ti. For more ran, station wagons or Call Pe~r, 640-6S67. CoU 731 . 18118 . c~ AIU ass 9863 gentleman loolung for Bookkeeping Beach. 1714> S'13-.3440 ab I ~It y e .. en l I a I info. and Interview, call: tile trucks are needed PlanUhtnwnance • 2 room ollict, wet bar, Mof'tC)OCJn. Tnat fun travel work. Full or Part·Time. Shipyard CoWunseMCAlo~onneededtbruat~. Pre_Yloua twdware tx· mike Vlvl11DI (7141 Pleasant outdoor work. Experienced interior RESTAUR~: Cooks. bus111e~s use only S22S DNdt 5035 part·time.49&-2832 needs bookkeeper • r11 ~ence necessary and 641·1616 EOE.M/F validdnverslic.&Cahf. plant maintan1nance busboys.dishwashers. Mo.ullluncld 646-!&84 ....................... Conscieotiou1 compa· general office skills Cal1Amy642>9990 tarwyledp~~~a~:n~~ng· Jewelry Sales lie plates req. You can person needed Full Appl,Y ·~ .. peBr~on,. Irvine, walk to airport. 2 Sattler Mtg. Co. nioo. home ~ealth aide. Light typlnf. S6 oo to Counter help & bacluwm would be helpful This Schaffer "· Sons, So. earn $3.50 to S.S/hr or Time & or Part-Time ~~ro s. Baaer I nsto . room suite, 384 s r All types oC real estate Cook, drive. Ca 11 $8.00 Depending on Exp processors wanted. no department will be Calllornaa s leading ~~ d~~~:!," Yro~ Ask forS~ve 631·6340 ='-'-·------ff~~~=· avail 11/1 anvestmentssinct 1949 494•1 eves. 64$·0901 lxruu· ti~'fur ~1~ c barged w Ith the cust~m nng makers., are i:;;'ed assig~~ents Preschool teacher want· --------S~ i.. Help W..ted 7100 C.cfy ..... Stew. day period. Apply Hone)' resp on s 1bil1 l y to looking. for iuallfied, following a short tram· ed for 2~ yr old Class rest.aurant positions AV All.AILE MOW 2.-d TDt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kitchen help needed. Baked Hams, 190119 operate, matntaln, and professional alespeo-1ng session, apply at tbe Exp & 10 uriy childhood I to 4 rm suite, conve 642-2171 545-0611 Accounting Full or p/Ume Apptica-Beach Bl,HB. repair components of pie. Experienced, full loc nearest you , at unit.a required Hrs 8.30 nientlylocatednrO C. $714... tt0ns MonthruFri,9to the system with Umeonly.C~llforappt 130p N 4th&daJly to 1:00. Mon Fri Ai~po1rt andpthEeTpEreR T.D.'s FORSAU Financiai Clerk Full· !lam. Island Sweet DF~~~;ae/lut!~:~~:,: minimal assistance 1~: Contrucci5t9-J424. therem8!te':.\t 8:30am. 644-0232! • NB Area East st1g ous Orange County. Dis Time temporary 6 Shop,CM.440E.l7lhSt, 2.1624ZAvervPkw .. Mis fromthevendor.Reply • rary 10:30amorl::.)pm. Blul . PAULSON Bl..DG Ex· counted.V-k yields.Call month position needed C.M.6'5·2883 .. , to JelfWeber, Subsitute pos11tons 810Lemon,Orange Printers ecutive suite services Bnckell Real Estate In· for CASHIER-CLERK sion Viejo. O~Coast needed for NB Public 113 w chestnut. R lverslde Counties also avail. Provided by vestment. 960-~. HI P..Wc ~ Dependable, prefer Delivery Person Daly_Pllot Library Branrhes. Must Anaheim fastest growing Printing t h e A I R P 0 RT A.Mota --a...; Admin. Newport Center older person. (2) sMfts Needed for B111y Travel 330W B' St have on-call nex & min 13650Harbor Blvd. G G Plant. Has need for 4/C EXECUTIVE SUITE c-. Location.Call64o.2119 avail. Apply girt shop, Agency Approx htll, 2·5 Costa M~a.a~A92627 availabitity20hrsweek. 3019 Enterprise, C.M Strippers qualified in Cont act Diana at Pt,.,.,,./ J h w A' t Mon-Fri. lfrly wage <714)"•".•""t. u.r.t. EquaJOpptyEmplove_r areasorcom"""'ilestrtp· 752-0869 Lott Ir FcM.d ACCOUNTING 0 n ayne irpor • Plus Mileage, motorcy .,... ......, MLS S8 76hr ----L ,..,.. -"""-=""'-------1....................... Tues-Sat. AM Bettie: cle pref. 957-2700 The Daily Pilot is an · Newport Be a ch pina. Exp only need app CANNERY VILLAGE. Lo t&Fo.d 5300 Fast growing wurance 546-0078_. __ -Equal Op portunaty <;aU64o.2J40 brokerage firm needs ly Full benefit shop 450 sq. fl. office or retail 1 agency bas opening in CASHIER DWV-Y/STOCK Emplyr Women and Uquor Store: Stocking & rece~tionist w /some Call Mana er. 6.S6·3561 ••••••••••••••••••••••• accounts receivable ~ I shop space avail Nov F/t1me. xlnt benefits. minorities encouraged Cash Reg ster H -know edgeolbackoffice PllHTING 1st. $475 Mo 673-6522, dept. rapi~advance· Full time apply The 10.7 or Z:ll-11:30. 495 E. to apply. perience necessary, operations. 7:30·4:30 TIA.It& 9-S. FOUND ADS ment or n . l person, Earl's Plumbtn" 1526 17lh St., C.M over 18 Apply between 8 daily. Salary negotiable d salary commensurate e & 3 weekdays 1888 Send inquiries to PO Box 4 day wk, pd benefits. Office 1n COM. secon wilh experience, pa ad Newport Ave. Costa D E N T A L A S S T • UICllTIYE Pla~entia, eowi Mesa 7817 , NB, 92660 ____ __ m 1~ story walk·up, easy ac ARE flEE company benefits Call. Mesa (714)64t·l289 I chalrslde. exver necess, SlCUTA.IY -. _ . cess, carpet, drapes & Pauline S&~. --CASH& ' 4 day, 30 hr wk. Laguna A Newport Beach In· Liquor clerk, pan time. Newspaper, pltime help Pnnhng paneling S1 7S mo CiJ: ADAGENCY HOUSEWA.USA.US I Hilb,770..4275 vestment/Stock askrorSteve weekends Early AM ~'c;0 P;~r':;;1}.~!':h· 575 · 5444 RECEPTIONIST Full or P/time Apply DEMTA..LA.SSIST. Broteragef1nn has 1m ~ Inserting & tying Tues 2.30 pm FintSh W A.TaRONT ' 642-5671 Enter the e:itcrl:Jng world Crown Hardware. 1024 1 Exper Easy paced of mediate opening for Ex Locker room atlendent. 646-0637 Thurs Fri 9.5 Apply View offices. etc Slip 1 Blk/B T .. or ad vert 1s1 n g lrvme IWestclt(() NB fice m Newport. Good ecutive Secreury with P"t athlet.tc club Alter-HURSE/L VH 1660 Placent.ta CM 760·9440. Lost Lrg rn a.,. Beautiful Fashion ----hours & salary. 646-5411 word processing ex noon~verungsh1ft.Mon· ( N l' t _:..=;=-=..:.=.::...._ __ --by. Alt M Vic Fernleaf Island oHtces Must Clencal wkdys. 646.5594 alter pertence to work for Fn Neal & personable. or ewpor 5 mos MEW ISTR.OOI CdM 673-21159,675-1107. have good telephone Wcrda.rii Pres. & GM Appltcant Ability to deal with peo glamorous and newest "'UAUTY OFftCfS Lost 10/23 Miniature manner and accurate 3· II :30 PM Mon-Fri hrs~ must have 2 Yrs exp. per pie Ideal position for re-health center. Part & .... ro{.decor. . Collie Vic Ocean Front typing . Plenty o( room Clerical duties on adult Director of lra1n excell com tared military person ruU lime. 1213> &59·006l edrentlyn j &31st NB.96().7611 for bright person to ad· unit of Psychiatric Mf C!-~· munication & organiza 752·7905ultforAI. btwnl&Jpm. nferenceRm C 1--rt s· bl vance. Call Sharon at Facility Hand.lephones, rq. ~-YICeS tional skills No Maintenance -people NURSES AIDES. 7·3:30. •Recpt Xerox area I a. pa iamese, u 644·7644 misc paperwork and pa $4,000.._. shorthand required neededlorfulltimennc1. Smallconval.hospln~ar eyes found 11H8 vic of " t N t . M h 6 f I ...-Costa Mesa Fair Jdeal for CPA, Rltr. Ap· War~er-Spnngd~le HB ADMtN COORDINATOR uent reques o yping ust avt years o co . 752-0070 E.O.E.:..._ tlons. Mostly night work . praiser, Attorney or 846.6560 New NB Office Busi· nee . but prefer some lege in engineering Ex per Hairdresser w / Call Chris6fJ.J079. _grounds. 549·3001. Insurance. ----ness University. Degree clerical or med1~al sciences,Syearappren-clle.ntele . s mall Manager wa~l;d f~ Nur~es Visit· PAULEY BLDG Reward. Lost old, lat prer. $l6,950 to Sl7.828 background. Position lice and 12 years this ex· pleasant shop. grt oppor Retail Store specializing U~1que employment op- OPEN 9·5, 731·5015 Siamese Cat, Santa yr. EOE M/F. Reply also avail for Sat-Sun per1ence or 6 years ex· ty. Richard Burnley in home accessories. pt y for quaUl1ed RN, 17371IrvineBlvd lsabel,CM.631·1307 GoldenGateu.818w7th 9·J0.6PMCap1Slrano8y per in production 6'5-1950 Full lime Newport LYN or .Il e physical TUSTIH FOUND · Young female St.sulOOl l.A900l7 theSea engineering. Exper FOOD SERVI C E Beach area. Send re· therap1S_t111Cd~ Back· shepherd, S.A Heights 496-5702 working with coun· MAN AGER W 1 TH sume to Ad '"13'1. Dally ground tn nutntlon req MWnEXECSTE area 10126,67>~ AIDE terpart. in Europe in· CERTIFICATE for Pilot PO Box tS60 For rurtber info call LuJ1urious 383 sf omce Found: Little sborthair Midnight shift, FntSal CLllJCA.L volved In developing C 0 5 i 1 ·Me 5 a . Ca . Gary Rus se II at avail. for sub-lease Ill II 30 pm t.o7:J0am. 4000 weapons systems for small conval. hoept. To ,.,,.,...,0560 J.l!.4)979-3734 __ _ one or Npts. excuJs1ve of. gray kitten 20t.h St. E. Hilaria, NB. PA.ITTIMl Nato Countries. Taite ad cook & manage kitchen ,,CAU..,. --- fice complexes. Airport CM. Call646-!1524 Newport Villa Looking for interesting to any Stale Employ-549·3061. Mechanic wanted. no Nursing close Inc ludes Found M Collie/Shelt1e 642·Sll61 work' Typing. no ment office in Orange tools nec Apply Shell MUISESAIDE • Re c e pt phone mix Medium Rusty col· shorthand Office loca Co. DOT: 007.061.-014. Ad GlHBAI. nac&rf station, 17th & Irvine, Exper"d .. all shirts •Utilities •Janitorial or I y r old? Vic AIDES t.JononPCH.~ysper paldfor byemployer --h:-bl N.B Conv Hosp Nwpt.Bch •100 free copies mo Brookhurst & Adams Weekend graveyard week.Sat&Sun.646-7431 FIT days, must a e MEDICAL F Isl MD Bnng your srrule & Join * A m PI e Pa r le i n g HB 964-4251 shUt only_ Active retire-I COOIC/ J.2.!J~ !!19 1711 seeks pt lime Ir of fare us ' F~ee .mjr med • den •Kitchen •Sect"y serv ment community Gd CLlllCA.L DISHWA.SHB Giti ~ help, exp blq>g , ins , tal & hfe UIS Top salary avail Call ·Roxanne SCRAlf.lETS benefita.N.B.6Jll5SS Worll Temporary Jobs j New European.care. Ellpe.rnttessary,salary recptn . & collectaon l Call Mrs Slone 975.0740 AUl'WnK' Animal Hospt an C011ta cl~tohome Must be eitpenenced commensurate with ex-1 644·0381 642·8064 laJM.at I_.. 4450 IWftLR-l Mesa needs fltlme ken VICKJ HEsroN I Starung Nov 9. Apply an per General orrice MEDICA..L UCEPT. Nursing Hermit Erase net person Mon-Fri •-.. ""'IV' person 9·4 PM 3110 Please apply 111 person for busy pediatrician Lv.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• c 11548 3794 QI~ I N rt Bl d N Port 22 Pl . c . ..." Retail Store . Best beach Decay Barrel -a . . r-n 1 »S 30/S40-0400 ewpo v . ew 19 acent1a, osla Exper'd only. Front of· J.11.30. Coov. Ho.1p NB SALARY ANSWERING .=: . ' -Beach (714 ) 673-3440 Mesa location m Newport ' Clerk Typist Trainee, . -=-=:....____ fice Newport Center I area Pos. atutude, xlnt S750 Mo 116 23rd St Disgruntled employee· SERVJCE Costa Mesa cabinet Domestic --------•I 64-4-0970. benefits Call Mrs. 67S-41.8S,6"7J..l40l "I know my company PIT F/Tdays. No exp s hop Phone hltng, I Career WOlrulllS assth3 G,..,..~ -Slone.i..-642~~~~---- will be sorry when I re· nee. Minimum typing 1 11 • & b afternoons a week. Llg l needed to rill p/ttme 0 r M • A 1 RETA.IL SPA.CE tire They won"t be able req. Call: 833-3333 earn payro asic Housekkeep1ng , er-d MBMCA.L • I ice gr s ssis ant PIOOUCTIOH COHTIOL AppUcanl must be able to perform produrtaon control runcuons, inven· tory control & type. App ly in person · Mon Thurs 7AM · s·30PM. ELDER INDUSTRIES 2101 DoveSt .N.B. across from 0 C. ai rt Professional Models with porlfoltos needed for public relations & print work 851-3139. P /TIME EVMMGS Ca•11tl.c) y o.tla c.n.n Adults with outstanding auracll"e personaJ1hes wbo enJOy working with IO·IS year old youlhs Evemnis &-9 p.m CaU 642-4321 . txl 343 between 2 pm and S .m Ask for Andrea P time, pram from home Depend adults only. 831·38311 496-8345 I .E. IMV'E!STMlMT Earn while you learn HERITAGE INVESTMENT will THE GOOD EARTH AND YOU ... 0 ...... cNM:atiolt! Welcome The Good Earth Restaurants and Bakery to Santa Ana and Newport Beach by joining our team. and help us bring good food to good people. We are giving the public a new choice in family dining: fresh . wholesome. nutritious rood , pre· pared w1lh IJtUe or no preservatives. If you share our c:omrrulment to wholtsome food and good health, and have the ability lo com· municate effectively with others, please come and talk with~- We are hiring for the following positions •Line Cooks •l''ood Preparation •Utility •Ju1ce&Salad •Kitchen Help In addition to an ex cellenl salary and com· plete benefits package. we orrer ruu training wath pay, paid vaca- tions. and rapid advan· cement opportunities Apply between 2 and ~ pm al either location 38JOS Plau Drive Santa Ana 210 Newport Center Dnve Newport Beach The Giid Eart An Equal Opportunity Alfirmall\'e Action Employer M/FfH/V 900 sq. ft. S6SO mo. Great lo replace me at my old E.O. E. ~~~=· some typ· rmaendas 1 ,. Plarune pdrayr a t8i°omne. ::S~~:i~t ~~ca~~rc!IJ A.S~ST A.MT I ~::;;,ii r~x:~ ~~l~ru~ exposure. Harbor Blvd. ·4iALARY."" Applicatioos being taken ............. Eves"".,,.... Terry, Mon thru Fri. Prerer hmlted x-ray · s.s.oo hr to start. raise in Call Found Black & wlute for element.ary grade in .,..., .-.. ........,...,., 8:30 am to4pm. 673·2268 certification. Good p~y 90 days. Frr. Must be teach you creative •r•es•t•a•ur•a•n•t ___ _ financing, 1031 E• Realonomics 675-6700 dog ,bluecollar.crooked Christian School. Apply DRIVERSWANTED with chance for rapid avail. most Sat. from DANA POINT 250' teeth. 15th & Balboa Hawthorne Christian Earlymorningbomede· Hairdresser wanted with advancement. Call. 9.12. Call: Mary Anne. changes, investor de SGT. ""8tOHl'S velopment & counsfhng. PIIIA STOii $175/mo. 500· S3SO/mo. 675·0913 School, 16835 Brook· livery. L.A. TIMES. following only Village 7S2·6300or9M.-0143 SanClemente~J.09lS. 34210 Violet Lantern F-Br~ & Wht sm dog burst, F. V. 962-3312. Irvine & Newport areas. Fair MaU. C94-1600 Office help, p IT lem· Exper counselors re Now hiring for full & ceive 1~ comm. The is part time openings at an unusual oppty for locations at 0 .C. right person. Confiden· Airport. Varying days & ti al interview Call hours: ideal supplemen· V'ince546-S880. ta I income for 975·1120 Light Blue Collar. Vir Architectural 11· t~~!,.~ mo Jes,s Hotel MEDICA..L porary. clerical, filing. eo.......cw Newport Harbor High. lustrators. High caliber ......, v<.H CLBICS/CASHIHS IA.CIC OfftCE Flexible hrs. Student R..t• 4475 645-33S4 profeuional quality <-oe ....... ,.,.,, ., •• "" Driver tor auto parts Fine resort hotel needs Back otntt busy family OK. 646·1623 ••••••••••••••u••••••• Found : Cock-a-poo, Poo-architectural iendenat store. Must be l8 or top front desk personnel. practice, Fashion Isle Orthodontic ass't needed, die, Maltese mix, Ter-& perspective & layout WOID l'IOClSSOI over. have valid Calif. Xlnt salary & benefit&. 1144-1300 fuJI time position, exp. homemakers &. stu-a.c~~t dents. Our progressive, Commercial lot, 63:itl25, rier Mix, Viszla, Beagle man. Salary neg. Call Position open for strong lie. & good driving re· CaU 64..i100, ext. 514 necessary. 644-14<6 for rent or lease. 1912 mix. Shellie, Lab mix, George:~-typist with excellent cord. Apply at: Hub WANT ACTION? growing company olfers Need for m ti· ranch opportunities for advan-'J'ra vel Acency in Irvine. cement based on your Good phone voice & JOb performance. front office appearance Pleasant working condi· Pomona, C.M (916 ) alsocats,IOttens.&rab· Art Gallery Sales, s pelling /grammar Auto Supply, 2120 WantAdHelp! 6'2-5678 Class1/edAds~ 623-6019 bits. Irvine Animal Care mature person, p/lime. skills. Should have at Harbor Blvd , C.M Center 754.3734 15~ codlm. Laguna least t year experience 646-2A6'. See Claud. D. a1·1y P1·111' .................. ···.:. COSTA M~A 2 Br wilh Found Parakeet Vic GC-208t on word process In& Driver/Trainee. oppt'y large yard Ideal for Oak Street. CM. •"'or•9'ft! equipment, real estate for advancement. Must * Av1 -·~ back"round desirable Contractor. S600 Mo 646-3141,646-8471\ ~ -11•• e be High school grad, 6'2·1334&8S1·98119 pes. FOUN D Dog . small ..,.... ..... ._..,... Dynamic working en· over 18 years old, gd CIC DIJVER! vironment. dn" vlng r--'. neat a"'-Retall or office. Great old white. tattooed Vic. I l SWrTCHlo••"' ""'"'" " I •. v· . Per nent, p easan . ·-pearance Come in for Newport bk!" m Can P acent11 "' 1ctona, 1 ___,,.. 1 M t h TOI " nt"'""'mg · us ave OPBA lllten1ew: nery area Airy anl CM.549·2716 cltan driving record Openin" on very active Fl~•YSTftaR.I: space & lrg fncd yrd. Found Irvine area. Good for ad 0 ...,.,..,.. ~ pay, opp. · 2·position board Must ""06 Harbor Blvd. Owner/Agt · 67J.~. --tly ..,,...,.-.. BeDJ"ie 1•1ncement' Learn auto I •• _ -n •• , ... "' ~..-J"" · have 1 year curren c 06ta Mesa, Ca. 92626 ._.,trialllWlal 4500 type dog. Still has parts business. See Mr. swltchboardexperience. SS6-0063 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sutures. 7S4.J734 Gorham. Dynamic working en· For rent or lease-10,500 PffSCMNlh 5350 HOWAID CIM.,... vironment. sf storage yard. Fenced. •• •• •••. •••••••• ••••••• Dove/Quail Sts. 4040 MacArthur Blvd. locked, paved, near cor EXECUTIVE NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach, 92660 LHttt fa Ilg!! Classified Ads are reallr, small "peopletopeople' sa lea calls with big re- a de rs h i.P and big re· suits! To !.lace your classified a , caU today 642-5678. ner or Red Hill & a•ayu,.9·-(714)752-1111 Paularino, Costa Mesa *SUITE* TS "' '71• ''"" 549-9761 24 hour ESCOR Mature grandmother/ 2300 •q. ft. has private of· 953-1122 MC ISA Nanny type exper'd in " infant care my Wood-fice with spa, off Harbor COEDS· Would Love to bridge borne. 2.3 hrs Blvd. & 4C6 Frwy. ONLY Party wllh you. Call Sue day. Hdays wk. After4 S990 per Mo J . D or Debbie anytime 552-9318 P r o P er l Y M g m t · 95J.936J B a b y s i t t e r . L i g h t .!.;15~1~·1"1;,!8'1!!.!..:... -------------• H o u s e keep i n g . GrHtL.ocaHoll! GrHtCallJm') Weekdays. 7:30 to 6PM Lse. commercial 10ned hcorfl NB Home. Mr Hood. approx 1200 sq.ft at 85' 24 Hrs 641-0180 833-2900 sq.ft. or submit. Best for C ... /c::a.cb storaae or small indust. Alll s.... IMI'" /YlM Babysitter, 5 days/wk 2·7pm, 2 school age, at my Woodbridge hm., good saJary. 5.Sl·3Sl2 workshop On Old "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,.!!!!!'!!!!!!!!"'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Newport Blvd • NB. Con· r tact Louise, agt. 67J...3002 Cosu1 Mesa: 800 ft SJOO, 1200 ft. S37S. 673-s:MO 5SO sq fl Industrial stora1e·work space. WtstCM 64&-496$ ~~ Cl Babysitter. Occasional. ffl:S ~~""' d!,,Dlay t~f; For 4 & S yr old. In messages with legjbillty Balboa. Nr 13th street. and i11p.tct! OUr ads. On peninsula. 67S-92S3. we arerroud IQ sa,v. re. Marit, afterSPM. aJly raults. Phone Have somethinl to sell? ..DfU!lllix...-----I Clysified a<bdo it well. Sct.otll 7005 ...... 7005 ....................••. . ..................... . . , •' • LAGUNA IEACH UT CLASSES • ... ...., t:JI .. l:JO ,,_. ..... Mn. A. WR t tlGTOH SMITH MOW TIACHM Ol•W•C....._ CaJI Doris o494-e288 To Enroll SELL Idle Items with a Daily Pilot' Classified d. sr6WIMrs NEEDED Earn $30-$60 per week. Trips & Prius. Cll Mr. Ct r:t .. IJt.0601. We're seeking to build a labor pool or quahfaed graphic arts personnel for two departments in our pre press area If you have exper1ence in comPoS1ng room or camera department work :ind are interested m ne11o•spaper production. rons1der the opportunities ollered by l~ Daily r1lot We are seeking to increase our part tame labor force: full-tame opemngs may develop in thr near future We are most interested in people with skills in Lhe following areas. Paste-up. Ad building or page makeup experience desirable. Ability to work fast and accurately under pressure necessary Flexible hours and days OUsel camera production operation/ stripping. Expenence in shooting hn' and halftone work a must. Any stripping or plat emakfng experience plu s . Production--0riented person who can work Independently highly desirable. Nights. Mark·up Ability to spec type ror a vanety or advertising and rommercial materials Experience with electronic • markup desirable. but not necessary Ability to lypesft would be helprot • Salary depends on experience The Daily Pilot Is an equal oPportunity employer Women and mtnonlles are encouraged to apply ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 W. IAY Sl ., • COSTA M£~1 ~-t212t , AN EOUAL OP"O.-TUNITY EM~Y!A ...................... ' .................... . ·Dally Pilat ···················· .. , : . rleld Sias Superviu · Umited open"''' available In the Orll\ft Coast area, for telf·mDUvat.ed career oriented Individual who cari work w\lh Field Sales People, Train motivate and fet results. StaUori wap or vu necflllry. t.~J 1earnlnaa. plq Job related blneflu u allable fOf t.be rifht people. 1r 10U ~an Pl'Oduce raults, not J111f Ide •tiout 1!'J caJJ: .,... tor ln&ervlft. Mt for ..,.. ai.oce. ORANG! COAST OM Y PtLOT ! salW.IAYIT~cotTAmlA.CA ... :t , M ICU"'-T\l9lfYY °""'°'" ,' .. . . . . . . . . . . . ' ............................. · . PA.ITTN Crew Supervisors, work Pltime even1ngll & weekends. Supervising the door to door sales crew or youngsters. Ell· cellent earnings for person with ability to motivate. Van or large car is needed. Call a must. Typing 5.S wpm Lions. Must be 18 & over. Xlnt salary & company I bl 1 benefits Call Tommie App Y '" person wn. 8J3.2fr7 & 6 PM 2300S.E. Bnstol RECEPTIONIST Santa Ana Heights Recepttonist needed for (NexttoMcDonald'sl Media Merchants 213-427-2756 EOE p r i n t i n g fr an c h 1 so r ""!!!!!!!!!!!!E!!O!!.!!E!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ability to handle busy -: phones & work indepen. dently a must Typing Pm TIME 4Swpm. Starting salary S800 Contact Personnel ... EYEJI~ Dept , Sir Speedy Inc IWhl {714)642·9470. We are presently seek· --.. Ing adults with pleasant •EC..,.• ,_...1sT personaliti~ wbo would Good typing and clerical be Interested In working skUls and knowledge or In Sales & Promotion dictaphone transc. req. with Daily Pilot Carriers Xlnt working cond . fr. 10 to lS year s old ingebene.Forappt.coll Unlimited earnings 5.S7-3316 a v a i I a b It to r i g h t STOP!! penon. Hr. 5:30PM to Take lime to relax and 8.30PM . Monday thru shop at home. It's s1m· Friday Some Saturday pie with Daily Pilot av a ila b11ity For ap· Classified Ads And ir polntment . call . you havesomelhing to 642·4321, ask for Ben sell, ull a friendly Williams. I Cla.~~ed Ad-Visor 11 Daily Pilat .. ·· .. ······ .. · .. "· .. , . ~ . . NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING GRAPHIC llSIGNER lmmediatt opening In the C'reatlve servit'ts department now exists for Cull-time artist. Requires good graphic design and spatial sensitivity, ability to spec type. some allustrallon or technical drawina ability, knowled11uhle In production. an unden1ten<hn11 nr rct111I 1dverti11ln1t desll(n, und ability tn meet deadlines. We're fast-paced hut run to work for. wit~ 111 tllrtllent ~ndit p&11ckul(~ inrludln1e dtntal. If you have at lt111t one year's Hptrttn<'t ht prlnt·orlentfd work ind a t11ttt11l portfolio. ull Carl Teehima It I04llt • nt. 2u to 1dttch1i.1n ............. I OMNGI COAST OM.Y lllLOT m•.r.::z~~- Retail sales. exper, for French country store Cal!Jl• 1754-0442-=--- Sales Hickory,__ Person ror Christmas Gift Sales. Work in NB area. Calling on presi- dents ol Corp & pure has· ing agents Resp met handling established ac· counts & creating new ones Apply at Hklcory Farms 17th & Irvine Weslr!irr Plau,,-'-N=B'-- S.AUS/Co•lu Full tame pref. Will con sider part time. Noack Trophy Co. 646-3141 170 E 17th St. CM. SA.LIS COMMRCW.•.L Extenlltve on the Job training. Must be highly motivated 5elf starter Income from property management plus 11 draw whilf you leam. Attractlvt commission schtdulf & benefits • pacakge offered. Call 1: Ken, 475-6700 iAUS.e&.al . Ovu the counter le ~. r>hont otdera for drart ,.,.., lll111r1phlc 11upplle11.•0 Full lime. Mon-•'ri .• 8 r I a a M 111 t tr•· 81....,,..,, .. """"'· c ... S4MllD 2 Orange Coast OAILYPILOT,frlday, October 30, 1981 ~.~~ ..... ?!~ .................. ~ ... .._, IHO Mllul••• IMO OMu'9•u•A ....._,..., 9040~--fl• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IQll1 t IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W t:STM INST!R AllS!V ANTIQUE MAU. um Wtltlninater Ave GAR Dt:N GROVE 55MHD t ' Sota and maldlloa lov. ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• 29' Monttt.y Dletfl Filh 'Tl Vetpa wlUI all I<" .._. ... ..,... Dltbwober new 1320 N-,._ .~~. Calm loll I• .o• NB Moor CfUOriet IUCX> eMat, "°119 •Nit . .-u Love teat 1100 13L8 "'w ,_.,.,, _, ~ • 17 n 1 w b 0 w11n1 b a II bit wht lonmu d!tplay In I 500~ __ _ 'NEVER USED· Clau t-.1741 !~;!a:'f.''1~~::· ... ~ a:;,~;~klt~'ri£de~ ~ ..... , 9150 ~dinette IZZS, IOl1 bed PERSlA.N 1.AllUI Jatkel •--" _, .... SllO, Qn bdrm 1540, Black, alnl <'OOd SIOO a""" 2 ea: -U3~11~··~ ol 1Up cw ~ o1 boat. ••••••••••n••••••• .. •• Sola/lovatat $300. Mat· t 11 49 dnrr1 Muat sacrince. ~ '71 YAMAHA 40llSX xlnt treH/box t pr11: Qn Selli JOOon..1-a1 Bffll 54M ~Mi • .. •• cooclt3Jo111:i.:O~llO Sain MtCIOll 'MMS Oppty sell fourmet fo oda ' alfla for holidays. l"lu hra. Player Pl1no. Cher rywood. R11a lar Ii Rlnkl·Tinll . .0 rolls XJnt Condltk>n. moo. Eves. SUO, Ml tlO. twn l90 n1 ..,, e TY.I .. Lie S ha1ter permit , ~- ORF.!! m.wGl tanh of LeMon, Paul, Hfll. St;rwo IHI tlosed 141•7. Slpi e, 10 Suzuki ON400X, 70 .Sl· S.7 De "~ T _pc Walnut Din rm .et. Geor1e. JUnao. Askins ...................... Chev ltO. marine radio. mp1I HOO cc. areal OptQI to u. inches. Uke 1 · '42:.. 1 Bcauti!ul Ollar' TV. 2 yr. •bore pwr. av. ps 880. hand ln1. Socne deots, ne oo •. 3'15 Doors' Hrdware. l~O. wrnty P'ree delivery. rerr/freeaer, new ~nlce.5000mUeuew fashion laland 640-6030. ------mllll Wem urr Plau M2·ot12 £!L£ Yellow F Din act. SUO. r~~~nb:~··,lft'oo Ii X~~ 148. 8'8-1788 drape1/cpt&, tub/ ahwr. _;t7"a dt Gold /Brn Sota, 17$ T111e·1011's11&1iaadr. ~Y/ tape *·•i~A ~·!K~1111)"·~a~,~ '79 ~AMAUOOxS. ~•I\ Salta HICIOIY FARMS ·AMTIQUIS W'O lrULI ~~~recliner, SU . ~W. Co~p~w~!'11~ IMS~ t~n!~ STS06S J!lSl 221-4801 Dr. Falrina &K &d cood. amper ,ac • -. DUAL mod. 1229 t/l. ,.....,. wM4I obo 213 592·217 We are lrairun-1 P/tlme salespeople ror perrnfl nant & Christmas job.I Enjoyable work. da)'s & The world ct 1nUques In the displays ot 100 Leadln& Dellen Oct 2'-30.l 1 Mo• I Thurs, Fri, Sat 1-IOpm Sunday, Nooo-6 ~.!0:~:· ~·s:p~;: ::;~~~·u1:a 't!l olferl7"136 24 rt Searay s.o. Im '11 Honda 400-4. Lo ml, Car11e Salt, Sat l0/31. Furn, boob toys & misc Bunk beds $00. Small 99. FACTORY967·S7m lalhie, f75 4 ln jointer, Stereo Concept JLO IOOw maculale. Loaded. SJ30 runs 1rtal. IUOO/obo B r o o k v It w co n · houshld it in.a. Sun 9:2 M>fa $100, 2 chalrs $35 F dl t 1 1 ... 5. Elec rnettr box ror pr channel, xlnt sound mo lnclu.rtin• NB slip + 875·9222 aft 5. d 0 m in I Um • "1 6 21~01 S l·..t-C' H 8 I ) T i ac. r. um., so a, ove, •• 1y1t•m ••·-T"'0 c AlOO -°"' . .,,, Ch "' "' 0 • v ' a....., 1r. • · ea . r mmer Power h 1 oUo Oak d k conatrucUon site. sso. " · """' u equity depos!t. 557.9327 vo ev. 6 ..,,. ,,ew tnJ. tves See Mr Thompson, Hickory F'arms. South Coot ~!!!!Jower mall _ :=:1:-~J~.um., NB•~haarrdl.lamilton & mower SUO. Rod & !n~r,tbls.'.' Etc :Ip llrdwr of all kind1, cau. deck. S7SO takes Carver~-. brutol cond, Need11Palnt.Sl400080 "" dr•pes 8'x8'8", tools. Everythln1m~t10 ! Sal clothes. Open rrom 8-8. all. 4!M·IM72 lots of equip. Will trade Best Offer In the Commerce Blda. Oli*M COUMTY FAllGltOUMDS Adm. $2.50 Jo'rte parking Flea Market, 5t·S3SO. Ant· ak desk & dresser, Oct 31, M. 32 Mountain onJ M8-t Shop all week. 661 Seal Allee speakeD, new cost orolrer. B75-58SI 851·91.M> ~~b:~~·~=~~:."~ bed's, kmg, twin, couch, View. (Turtle Rod:) Irv S!!ttl.CM.~()564 $400/ea; sell pair for i ·Siephens l..ut survel 19'18 Honda~. 1200 sales elec dryer, jewelry show 833·9082 DOWM SOFA 'SS Henry Miller Orig · 848-0an. SIO,OOO. Sound .. ull ml. beat ofter 645--8124 many different items .. 1515, -•-c. Sat c>nl)' C11.1tom crnent sha~ 1 XJn d RCA c ...... Ste Co " 1. f D N r Univ er s i l y 1 805 Towne, C.M &u.0364 11... G-S. Cut velvet l.IPhJ Qua lty n-()(( b t ' d d • ..., .. • """ w1terco or l con . o .. ,..., reo m· anfi. N ... -patnt •• 900 evs, as. or ao Mature. experienced saleswoman, intimate apparel shop, 40 hrs per ·------- M' h l olfJ rd E F ""' 7"'1 ~ Good .<M:St er675-6596 1na 100, goo con Ca 1496•78 u.-.a...-H-S.~' 1c e son o an . aam Lil d~. urn. c oth1og, toys, const. oond. New --$125 76()..8638 -----.. 17299 Rosewood, Irv OOd ~Adil lolhln -drapes, misc 19i51 $2000, now l495 Movloa. 10 spd bike · "16 24· SklpJaclc, new up-l ... /S...... 1.0 SS9~7 Sat/Swi SAM 1n. usOnly. 12u1 cApoleng~ Quiel Bay Huntington S..7dl S40/obo, Sx7x2 plat.form YA MAH A CR 2 0 2 0 hol, bottom paint. dnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• week. 64Z.llt7 SALES position open. So. Coast Plua Mall for ac· live SPol\S·minded in div Morning hrs . needed. Call: Snowden· SAYE 1HIS AD 25 yrs or accummulation, a7iboa Island a Beach !Colden West & 1 couch/bed, gd cond $30, ~~l~!.er. Xlnl cond. cond, w/xtru Sll.500 RENT. 22· delwi mtr bin. Alexander Forster must clear garage. 2002 t only ..,..,.,.. n. .. Bike Yorktown I Sunday only. ~oW Goods 1065 Hldt-a·bed Sl5. 8~' sur· rw· _.111152 960-7874 sips 6 sell cooL $:295. wk. Presents . Wal''·" CM "'-t/S ~ u1.. 9 am ••••••••••••••••••••••• rb rd. Rick James/ Bill lo4lh & ..._._ • _ _.._ -5-11-er ini. ~as& ..... e. · ~ ut1 Table Saw Rac:IJal Saw. ------1 TAN CARPETING Stuart, xlnt cond. Sac for E I t ~. 9060 ,,......,.. T,..,., ti 70 HIWF POITIUCH MUST SB.I.I Small Outboard Motor i --..i....e:! 1rade, L20yds, 1125 754-Gl75Phil .u P u ....................... • MluS 540-4717. ALL ANTIQUE -~ 13/yard. fl45.932S_ ' . • ...................... Must sell-1•' Force 5 •••••••••••• .. •••u•••• & COLLECTORS Furn, ynl tools. many Many misc items. 9191 Ref rig. was er dryer -John WayM Tenn15 Cl.ub GtMral 90 I 0 xlot cond., 1625/best or'. Dor Sael · Paradise by SHOW &SALE misc items. Si!J Sun Gettysburg Or HB combo King size water Hoover vacuum cleaner, Family Membership. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer 631.2191 645--365.2 the Sea. 22"' rt Ideal to beheld l 0 . 5 p M 1 8 0 6 2 ~·9&2 -bed wilh heater twin auto pe>wer drive dial·&· Must sell! Make offer. Avon Redrrest w/oa rs, . ' ' trailer Jn Garden Set· SALIS-P/TIMI The Los Angeles Times Circulation Dept. cur· rently bas positions available in sales as a representalive. You ·11 earn an hourly wage + generous commissions. Call 957-2361, ext. 1204 OCT.2t,30,l l ~~7ea309rw .. aterC1.rcle. HB Ml isc ASautoS& ti9farine beds.other misc items mauX·cl,otri.!_~.;..w71~tll C ~l4197co971317e c t da y&s motormount,&/or 2 hp CS~iLps~~P:IW~lh2!r t111g.Acro&SfromSwim· &HOV. I '"· " tems. l/ un ·5 937 207 Crystal, Li ttle · n "v""·~·-4\,,. • eves Johnson .846-0021 ming pool. 3 private llOpm:SUn.l-6·30 China , Antiques. fu-;;:-Oahl_!!:_<l_M.~ bland.Satonty.10.4 TwocolorTV'sl.9&21" wkndH15-856_·221i8_ · AVON . Red Start witbout~J' beaches. Call Grace HIWP,___ ,...... tools. 29 Beacon Bay. Gigantic Sale' 675·9900 f75; naug. couch SlOO Clo5' lltl w/oars. $450, !2131620-440'Z, eves 1213> ""''""' "" NB Sal/Swi """'161< W h /Ory I Call AM'su""""'l C U"•"oo"" 16' Hobie. Multi Colored -.o.1n•7, -..g•u or •ves SoutholfFwy4~ . ,.,,,.. ,, as er er, sm app . Garage Sale Sat/Sun on· U'O\r'"" . • a .............,, Sail. Good Cond. Best dj,&8;5 ...,.. .... .. to 1107 Jamboree Road Sat 31st & Sun 1st Lots or 2 com pl bds. quilts, anli ly. Skate Boards S7 CB Jewtlry 1070 Electronic componenta, loah. w..-Offer 499-3235 -"'-~~----- THJS AOAOM(TS l L P 's . 213 Hst St que, Designer clothin~, SkiEquipment.Eleclric ••••• ••• work benches &pli 9010 -Atlte»Sen'k.tP ... 2 hld I d •••••••• ••••••• hardwure office an 1 ~ Mon l g o m er Y 2 3 . ' OR MORE, su5 New rt Beach stereos. c . a u/ Typew riter Fishmg & 2 SALVADORE OALJ o ••••••::;::••••••••••• FiberelaM Hull $2600 & Acc.uoriet 9400 fordurationofsale MovingSale,manysmaU bikes. surfing slu~ · Camping Equipment. litbos: 8 Moriu lilhos, misc ,,...,.,7,.,., 71,; HP. Evinrude OB. 548·8204.613:J4~ ...................... . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ items. Plants, tools, plants. 506 Marguerite Stereo. Motorcycle & sell or trade. 675·5856 ...,.,. __ ......,_ Com pl rblt.S:JOO OBO. ----Saddle tanks: custom SECRETARY 2 antq short poster bed books,someclothing.or CdM .Sat/Suns.5 Ho.ckey equipment 3 meter VicWlll wool + Newport Beach Tennis 00-4764 hchmqeorTradt made for early short or secretary trainee. frames, sgl, wood, Sl25 fice furn. & equip. Clothes, camer:as. some Priced lo sell! 3291 beige mink for Vicuna Club membership for 12. Glasper, lrans dolly, 25 rt sailboat. Newport whlbase Dodge trucks. NwptCenterLaworfice ea.644·1.s6,833·1M91 Thurs.sun. 1915 Beryl rur.n1lure, kitchen & 1Ar1iona Lane. !Mesa coat,$800.~7154 s ale . unllmil e d notation tanks, rompl. doc k , sips 5·head · 100 r.SJS.4926 Ask for A '1644~16 Exec Walnut/Chrome Ln.,N.B. ____ ~:~1::t:!t~~:\~'~ Verdej.556-4774. Emeralds, Rubies. & memebershlp,valuedat J>ainted$4.25 8J&.864S gal1ey·4 whJ trailer-for 36hp VW l'llgme newly Secretarial Clerk desk w/plastic rloor Sears<;omp. "'2 hp , Weld. fordh~mDr CM . 2 fam1lyGarageSale Sapphires at below !.7121,??~ ... ~~. sell SIOOO l6HP Volvo Gas Marine mol0r home.Qr ]_•94_-6648 ~ea'!,u!lt4.,:.,.~sorted '56 17.14 hr. f'ull·llme Tem· saver, 1375 Firm. 7 rt eq . girls bd. rum MISc. --~ · 1982 p rt• --k I h wholesale pnres. ~ per l: '"-<""° ~ -- -en"ine New still 1·0 14 · Ho ble w 'trailer • w . ;>.I_..., porary6montbpos1tion walnut bookcas e 1799 Hummingbird Alley Sale 600 Block H VH.~~~~gch .!_lone&!!.J!!64GJ1688_ Mittie• cra'ie.$900. Sailbox oranee·whilt V.W Engines, body needed ror w r moveable shelves, C M. Acacia CO~ 9 00.3·00 4 Poster King bed & box· e.th •••illfs I Oll 548-Dl4, 673-l4S8 yellow SlS Must sell ' parts, front ends, doon, HI PulllcUbrwy S3SO AnlJQue gold game 2 ram1lies. Fri 10/30 & 2 Sat No reYJews I springs, archery set. MJsctl -om 1010 ....................... 96&--0306 all years, Bus, Bug It Newpe>rt Center Loca tble w/2 chairs, $200. As· 1 Families, Sat 10/31 & htryfMIM)~ skis, misc pictures & ....................... Alto sax Bundy S250 1 o· GWSPAI ..... SI I ...Il'ee Ill. 548-1487 tion640·2119 sorted lap quality anti· Sun lliOI 15771 Willet t Antiques, rurn. ~yrs or I antiques, 2 5x6 sliding LOSING LEASE. quit· Perrect horn for begin. X lras .fl45.9510 Dodi pa 9070 Centerline Rum 14x7t,; Secretary que Ibis. from SlOO to Ln H.B Come see. colle<'tions Sat Sun •8 windows & much more. ling business.sellJngout ner Xlnt lone/cond Traltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pontiac, 3 for S200. P /T Recplionist ror ~ 496-470!evl'$after comebuy __ Kamal11, Newporl Sat/Sun t~~~~= and fl~· S3&·4~ for sailboat Xlnt cood u•12' beam. up to 25' Firm Python Sl50. small lrVltle O!'fice Fil· : . . Bluegill Cir, H.B. Lamps, Beach Sat§un 642 ~170 TV wicker rum clothes Display cases, wait.mg AJto Sax Yamaha S300 ~ 675.QIOS Ing, nail immed Sail/ ~Mi85_1 _____ _ ing, Phones ~me typ ~':Ve~~ 1East~e chandelier. household SELL idle items with a l d~yer . Lots ~r misc'. room chatrs. Beauty' ColtectorsLudwigDrum loats p 9040 pwr.673-1943 ing. Hrs Flex1ble Cen M t Seea, Cutalln.,!!·,.~1 Items & much more I D11ly Pilot Class1hed ·, Sa l u rd a y 2 4 2 4 Salon hairdryers and Set, S800 642-4164 -••••• ; •• ~~•••••••••• 2 slips for rent in Hunt AMtot for S. tennial Estates. 975-0412 -us -· v,,,....., Sat1Sun. Ad. __ Lesparre,C.M. hydraulic chairs. m1r· P.A SPEAKERS ·77 30• Searay, flybndge, ington Harbour 30' 1175 ...................... . Ask for A.Osterhout Antique stove k1trhen rors,shelvesandplants. Pair or M1tche!~ BC 84 radar & rish finder so· S280. per mo. Joan IMPORTANT S~-.. •y range w/oven, xlot cond. Also, make-up, shampoo speakers with 6 stands. +other xtras, low hours. (714)751-0056 RENAOTIDECRSE ~~O ~NI:•-1' Oecorat·or 1·tem $<7"' a d b · rod cts New cond1t1on low d d "" ~ P ,, ,, n air p u g <'on . recent over· Need slip for 35' CC 1n ADVERTISERS PID1·1 .. me· Mus h~ve aood I 5.51·6684 Call 631-9754 or m ilella &!:;, Great rlobr haul, make orrer + 8S· o.c. 642.0381 Th· price or items . · . .. " I Solid Oak Upright Piano, after 6, 89&-QIOll _ sma ·m"""um size c u sume $31,lm 8 or A loan ~ typing skills. Will tra111 1 1903 Schulman w/stool, PERSIAN RUG-2 hand situations and casuals. G i 1. 955.1055 ore : Newport Boat Slip Want· advertised by veb.icle Salary commensurate SlOOO, Ant.q. Oak let' Box Apploees 10 I 0 Do9t 8040 Fwwihrt 1050 made all wool, lmmac. $600 obo. 7141751·8516 _ 675 5.5J5 eves. e d Co r 0 ' 0 a )' 2 5' dealers In the vehicle w1expr. 631·'1710 $350, Oak book case ....................... ....................... ....................... cond. pvt. party, art. 6 Guild D 35 Acoustic satlboat. 857-411111 classirled advertising S~-.. •y 1aorgeousl $1 200. Washer clean worksgd KEESHONOPups.AKC. Small Sofa, like new, 73u 630 Cullar, 11 prire. s:ioo. l2'UMFUTE SlipforR.ent.25" colu mns does not In· Type ~Go"""wp'm-& die m':xtemnatural suede9' $.95, O~yer.ias,clean, Champs1re.Mff.Pet& $1 75 Corree table. Call8927841. Financing&slipavail. 2S'SlSO. elude any applicable f works ad SSS. Refria, s h o w . p v I pt Y M_ohaoanv.m . S4lH36S WurliUer elec piano SSOO. 846-00Zl 548·8204, 67J.14S8 taxes, license. transfer ta phone. Lite filing ~· 720·1101 " " '"3/697 t"u rt6 =.D!C'.!ol.= Men's & wo"""n's 3 spd MXR PHASESHIFTER --f f' .. h -frost free. 1150, Freezer, ·~-. ~a .Pm ""' "100" dual controls 26' Chris Crall Cruiser. Slip for nnutet boat, elec ees, inan .. e c arg.,., 642-7702. Ask for Sue or Top Spaid for American SHIH TZU KC Queen size bed w1'th new bicycles ISO ea. Gail ,....-r~s foralrpoUut1on,,_ Loretta. Pottery. Natzler, upright or chest 175 pups. A • frame. SllO. Work"". 673·628Sev.days645-4991 Newly rebu11l $75 283 cu.in. Chevy eng . & water. Newport . t~ldevicecertificatl;,; •SECRETARIES• Sht 70 Dev. SJ6,800 Mlg R.E. $18,000 1iOWd. Procll3,200 Exp Consultant Ours Lil Reinders Agy. Inc. 4020 Birdl~'64EOE Newport/m.&90/ Fl'ff Rookwood, Newcomb. eac~. 548-S51Jor 548-4485 S250and ~f::ih only 673·8800 between llpm· Barcus·Berry Pre·amp. complete!>: eq_uippe~ '200/mo. 7141673·•1 or dealer doc:umenlv)' Free. Appraisal. 673-6223 Rerngerator. very clean. -----7am ask ror Jim Pool Tablt S... $300 j45. 714/751·8516 w/UHF radio, live batt loats, Sptied & preparatlon charges ua. Eves aulo defrosL Sl55 Call POODLES 'R' PEOPLE 0 ' . · . 900-1728 Randel Amp 70 Wts ke tan~s. depth finder, etc Stl tOIO less otherwise specified 893-9060 Home.ralSed T cupfMin. rastic reduct1C?n· din PAY TY new SlSO. Asking S4.lm. must sell. ....... ................ by the advertiser. Like new Maytag.dryer. O'Keere & Merril bll·in Groom & boanl. 546-2848 set_. custom txult $900. 556-4'174 1·737-6449 I "'19 ,. el skis, ad cond. SH75 white Sl80. Old used -----Chinese Screen, gold & Microwave receiver -----•79 Sea Ray 26. Sun· orbstofr . ., G...,. fSIO washer worb. _, gas oven, S2S. Gorgeous p;11r. male Shih· teak ••oo Sw-''-h t•ak "'r•a mo es .. 75 -mp OHi F -t I ...., T AKC .. """"' '< r "'" YI •• •v c...... danc•r Twt'n Screw ,..., -·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call &.310! 646-5482. zu puppies fame lbl. $400, pool tbl 750-5832 I " · • ............. '75 J XJntcond Washer-dryer OOllbo Ken· Shots Unusual Cham soo & much m1sr. I••,,..., IOIS VHF Trlr F'ishfmder a-Ao. S'--'"O eep Oki~ Wllitff more. $"'"'. Wards side-.2!.&_ne color !'.45-1645 1 759·8049 Mic~ •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• Etc, Etc. S~ Dn. Tk ov; --. ·-_,.. 195(). oak with brass hub. SSOO u..> M1l11pore Prof tab Offke FwwiMe pmt on 10'.t Loan. Ask· ....................... 673-Ql83 s1de·refng, like new 22 Cocker Spaniel Puppy, W -h p II I d 080 cuft.S375. r hamp hnes. AKC. roug t '!Oil r~ table model Mintcood Bond Copier, lobby I ing28K.S47~979-8200 art11 Y compete Sect I Recpt for new s.sll-0.lal 675-9920 black remale S250 1 w/ 4 chatrS. Pine table 64>6600 furniture. executive 17' Whaler. Center con· DIJ SJllAG( VEEP kit. Jeep bodied. sbipy ard. Must have MOVlNG SALE Dishwasher G. E almost 731 6995 I !drop leall .6 oak chairs. Asstd books, Nat'I Geo-I d e s k s . c h a 1 r s . sole, GS h/P Completely M ool b ly boat & R v X'::vi.:!~~ :!i~~.O:: m a r i n e ex p . & French Deco Bed & new S200 2 naugahyde Dachshund, AKC. reg 3 Call Irene Dunn 559-4902 graphics, TV Guides 10 credenzas Call Tern, at equipped, trailer. f6500. storage for any size. 24 fi C 11 645-812' knowled e.675-2550 Armoire S850 China cbairsS30.55t-64n male puppies S300 e:a I.Maple dbl bed, box spr· yr collectton. S95 7~·ll!M Mon;.Thur Eves 645·0315, days hr secur ity, free 1r:'r ~ evs, SERVICE srATION AT· Cabinet $350. Sec'y "'.....-.&:....-1015 ~II afler5 m645 1207 ings & mattress. 1150 536-71S4 Matching Set 2 desks. 752·7733 launching & washing ..!,S _ _or an,_ ___ _ TENOANT: PIT Eves. BookcaaeS«lO.HatlTree _._ GermanShonherd 5.57·~ 4 gal. Silastic RTV mold book shelf. credenza, 22 n Thunderbinl OMC privileges Newport Colleiie student needs & Wk ends, neat ap s25o Burl.Walnut ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 9moi2Soo 'Freedom phone. love· making rubber kit, ullltble,2rasberryexec out.drive Riggedforfis. Dunes ll31 Back Bay car Reasonable price. b Fr enc b 0 r g an h rr bl & S31 22/gal., retail chairs. 2 rasberry side hing w/30 ft Lido Moor-Or. Newport Beach. Good Cond Take tom)' pearance & andwnt· $1200 ... And more! Art PlJBLIC FURNITURE 842·652'1 <'o uc · co ee l 199.66/gal. ~7154 chairs, All Oak. Like ing. $12,000. 644-0510 mechanic. Prefers Nova ing. Apply al. 2590 lOA M Sat or cal l *Allll'TION• Pups Doberman Pups chairs, wicker couch. new $1500.642-5170 1 673-7444 or Malibu.~3577 Newport81.,C.M. 63l ·G8IG Sun. 22 43 "" AKC Many Champion oakdesk.631-1003_. __ Stand up rrzr S75, 22 --~- S hipping clerk & Paciric *B·l06, Costa Totlh7!30PM DecendantsXlntShow& 2 twin beds and frames. magnumnfleS80.rabbit IOlldCoeier AluttC~~f, warehouse person ror Mesa. (Off Victoria). LI . din Pet $300 sro Pr Lamps $15 da hutch $30, l•' Jon boat. Apeco30d'. $600 T,..apo1tatlow NHh· fUO active sportsware mfg. -vmg rm. . ing rm. 675. 817J 964-3375 · rbrgl /wood $100 Wagner 851 '1717 To place your message ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• h I f I Apploces 1010 bdrm furniture. nice 846-61!44 -· -,ev airless SO' hose.& silver _;.__ beforethe Motori1edlllts 9140 l!MO Ford Sedan Deluxe-, Shipping exp e Pu ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerators. PLUS Teacup Toy Cho1·olate Furn sa le, liv rm setSlOO, un .6'l·88'77 1121 0•;14 oHi ce des k~, reading public, ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• concourse trophy wi.ft. 646-6688 HARBORAREA LOTSMORE. Poodle male. $400 bdrm S75. dinnette SSO. 15 ea. 12l slraig t pbon Motobecane under 700 m1 ner, ground up reslora· TUCHaS APPLIANCE SERVICE SAVE $AVE SAYE Ready ror Christmas desk 125, tble SS. Gd Lo•t lalooM chairs, $25/ea. U I lamp, Dally Pllot ns xlnt. Must sell Im· tion 12 500.&Sl-6226. We buy used appliances We honor BofA. MC, AKC, shots. 646-62'73 c_ond. 645-6480cJ1sh Helium Bouquets de· SlO. 6' office lbl, S75. 4 ed SS7 Educational Sales or • uf . livered p reel r drawer file cabinet, $7S. Classified.64.2·5678 m . . -'1811 management position -Wesellrecond.,guar. Cashier's Checks & AtcCGoWl.trMnr r white t led velvet · er or L'k 97~0021 SELL Idle items witll • Daily Pilot Classified avail. Exceptional appliances. 549-3077 Cash. NO PERSONAL puppi'-'orsale._...•ftcl sora. llkenewS240. eor. every occasion. f un for ....! ~o~---'-- benerits. Successful CHECKS PLEASE! "'"' _,,,"' fee tble and end lble Halloween! T)'pewriter. Medallion I. trainees can expect llUY APPLIANCES Food available. Items ~ot~Call aft 6 1714 ' llS0..•93·Bli 673-4419 Just dr~nditioned . 4'ltol.. UHd $20,000 fint year. For Les 957-8l33 subject to presale. __:__ Corleetable, 2 end tables, Blue fox coat 11, length, lnclu NV case. St20 Ad. 642·56'78. Mtos,Uled immed. interview Phone REFRIGERATOR M~STHSJ.UCTIOH Fr9tw • I050 100. 7 lamps 11..5 ea. . perr. matched. Never 645-3655_ Bill Helmuth. 760-0801 Very clean, auto defrost 2075i,; Newport Blvd CM .::::•••••••••••••••••• redwood picnic table worn Won this mo. 121 walnut bookkcases. TRAVEL AGENT $lS5. 89J..!Ql0 838-962$ 646-8686 * * I BUY * * sro. bar stools S4 ea. & 631-2427 between IOam & < I I i e bra w o o.d u Kitchen Aide dishwasher, !•-------~ more . .S3-311a> 12 mid. bookcase, (l l fi reproot f or north .,u.ntmgton S250. Litton microwave, Good used Funuture & REM ING TON BRONZE file, ()I fIT phone ans. Beach ag~ Mm. 2 $250. G.E. dbl oven, S300. lkydH 1020 Appliances-OR I will Sofa.S300 Loveseat. S200. "Coming thru the Rye" device, (11 paper shear yrs exp.. puter ex· Oak Kitch cabinets, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sellor SEU..rorYou Solid Oakmmddin tble, 644·6125 646--4121 perieoce preferred l8" bo Sch · b'lt S200 5524<111 -9939 /ea. 640-~. ys wmn 1 e MASTHS J.UCTIOH · Compl. Encyclopedia of P.ts 1017 .....,.. · custom 6 spd, beaut AnUq' Oak r Travel A•-' _ __,...,, for-3-m·l unit: sink, ref rig, Id / .1 ...,,,,. .,.,. •'Kc 646-16 .. , lll-9625 ue Cra ts. 24 vol. set xlnt ..................... .. ., ..... ·~ . • go SI ver-............... -Washstand $200 d S70 cc.... un. c--1. I Automated Irvine Agen· stove, 5 x2 . w/upper I IUY l!i~ .. it .__ • · coo . . '1Sl·.,_,. n111te ...,..atJe w/cage. cy. Sabre exper. pre· cab. 135.833-l'891 Diamond Back BM X ,._,v,_ Mo~~i:!:kpl~. bl Brand oew. Sm Port male. 2 yrs old. S80. rtrred. Exper. in com· Gold Westingbouu frost Boys Bike. Like new. Set Les 957·8133 Wroug t atio t e Blk/Wbt TV. ACOC SSO. 556·8000 --- r r · f Xlo up for racing. 1195. KING INNERSPRING & Chairs, S250. 5 n mir· .,.. .. ,..,.,,. MACAW YOUNG BLUE • mttcial travel a musl. ree re n&. 14 cu. l. t S75 M bl tbl ....,........, d .....,,. ..,._ .. _, 760-1559, 673-6403 EXTRA FIRM mattress ror. · ar e e JOHN WAYNE TENNIS AND GOLD S900 Call alified on1 . 957·Z700 con · _,, ""'iua eves: h tops 150 ea Set or 546 0269 SWAP . Boy's 10 spd sel, never used, wort • · 213/3'7&-JaM RUCKDllYEI -. lworlh approx f7S> for S530, sacr. $248 del. Welgbta,$75.642-5170 CLUB MEMB ERSHlP. 1 Ton. LA & Orange Co. s Great Refrigerator girls 10 s~ 645-4110 Never used queen sz, Seaberg Juice Box · 642-1433 "-• & OnJ-s IOfO d a. ""---rood Xlntcondilion worth *""". cash only _.,, Brunswick Sierra Pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• ay w •. riv=• elC· John.· eu51"c 11..&a.a.... • .._.. rt•~ 1025 ~ _,., M H 1· 7' BBl Pr . pref. Call btwn ....,.. ""' --., , .... _. $218 del. Usually home. 642-5170 table, full size. Xl nt ason am in . Kenmore washer & gas •••••••••H••••••••u•• 754.7350 cond. Make offer Beautifully refin~hed. 8·JOAM. Sal/Sun only drye.r 1125 ea. or 122.S NOW J6c/FT Mirrored 3 pc cu.stom 1·213-458-S274 ~lnllone. 6'75·'1S70 ?WMG·!Ml9 bolh.8411-78!N Redwood ax& decking, MUSTSB.1 book shelfs w/lighting. Eur e ka Rolo-Malic Brunswick Sierra Pool Typesetter, PIT. Compu· Like New. Obi oven gas 4·20' long! also redwood Mahogany Dbl. Bed · 642'5170 Vacuum ~t $2169, like table, Cull size Xlnt gra pie 7500 Beacon range. S350. call 9S2·64Sl fencing. Deck & fencing w/mattress. Night stand Boys Bdrm Set, Brand new·$lSOobo546-4232 cond. Make offer. Newspaper. Dana Pl f I t II r .1 bl & dresser to match. Uke New' 2 chests, book 1·2l3-4.59-S274eves 661·3262 a ter4pm. ns a a ioo ava1 a e. new. Must see to ap-shell, $250. Chrome & •BALLOO .... S W•t::[!....&a......-s G. E. Ref rig. Xlnt. 2 yrs. Lowest pri~ guar. Jim preclate. Only $1000 or a I ua dinette, $350. .. . J"lll S.wlll4) Mecllfll H 1092 ...-... 11 .8 c/f. S200/or bst. orkenan,ytime,646-988S. best offer. Marla Schwinn 10 spd, $125. Uniquepenooalizedglft ..................... .. Apply Wttn 9AM & 648-3190, 675-321.3 Kitchen Cabi.oell sink. 6 3 1 . 7 791 a fl 6 p M 84i.sno ror bir:tJlday, weddings, He m m c r mac b I n e. Noon . Charlie's Chili. Sears Kenmore Refrig SlSO, Gas Portable oven. weekdays, anytime 2 pc Custom Suede Sofa, ann1v. Call~ perfect for tailor $275 or 767 19th St .. Door UOl. w/icemaker, xln1 oond. $2:5. 646-5482 weekends. If 0.0 1113wer $600. Rattan Papa.sen 81UoonaO!Neweort besloffer, $SZ..a:J83 Cost• Mesa Mustsell.645--'767. ...,.. & pleasekeeplryjn&. chair, SlOO. Antique mir· Wanted : Encyclopedia, Vikinl Hwinl machine. WAITIESStaDIO Gas Dryer.f75.Hotfoinl E4 Ip IOJO Bunk bed, IOI.id wood, ror,$75.842.5170 G~alr=\~~~~ Hda1rdly useddl • perf cood. Evening shirt. rrenrh 18 cu rt Frige. •••u••••••••••••••··~· handcrafted, oulltand· Queen Ann AntJque din · · x m e . new I Y Restaurant "L Hiron· 831-.SlO. 16mm Bell Howell movtt i.n1qualltyfllS. 536--4928 m set •hi-back chairs 73.1-4580. cleaned. Current cost delle". 31&31 Camm·o Speed Queeo Washer & proj . xlnt cond. $450. &Un White Fonnlca tble. Saoo. · ' Canadian J.ted Squirrel $1100, sell for $495 Capi s tra no . SJC. dryr, like new $295. 494-MT2 Hi&b·lo, S80. 2 F~nch 842-5170 FurStole,likenew.$4.W.1_..49'-....... 7""004'-'------161~ . Ma ta set .53&-ltU UMM B&W 0.mega Provlnclalmdtbls. 1150 SALESALESALE 77~7· SpartiMJ .... 1094 Waitress. exper d , F 1 d. e S 2 0 0 Enlarger. + timers, ea. Collee tble, SlSO. Kit tablets chairs-$25 llweepingftgtreu,over4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p/tlme. Apply in person Wrash•rt"~~rSLSO. Dis: usels. etc. The works. Italian Provincial b / w TV . s 2 6 .: fl bi&h. Beautiful Divina Compressor. tu t Two Guys From "' .,. 1 67S.SJ71 bdtide tbl w/dt HW & S b healthy cond. Worth f75 2CFM UO V . 3000 PSI e111.., a · hwasber. 1100. Apt •iu mirror. $200. Wiii 1Prorne1.•1e1r~e!0;;_w.~bul! ! ea, sell US or entire set +72 30 min . SHOO. Italy, 22'7 Fairview. s\ove,SlOO.,..._ Minolta XK. Zlmm, .,_ ..,,.. .. ~ .. . M _ Giffen-and s;uJ;;-bullt· som m . 21 ·80m m . Con.alder trade for IOla chaln·Sl00.1 ~ect. '30ea.Ot-7004 1..:..:67.,$:..::;JSCM~----- Work in Polpour;ri fac In IH ran-Uke new 70-2lomm. 2X converter bed. t79-S8t7 sota4'75., dbl. DeG·f15.. S...._ Ste.e F\acber Pool Table with •-Use el«tnc 11ue ... & case. XJIJl cond. Sold Rd. table w/ •di.airs 125.. mena leather coat.a st. cootwi-. -r. set. The slate bed, ~,. size, In· ~-'u''•· De "ora t• lT5.l*Gll ne ... l"""".--'llor-'". "'"~ •-.._.._ ...... _ ... -"lud I , " ,. l»W Kl ..,,,, recliner $40., 3 IWa& _..2,....,.ea.,....,........, very btl , Ideal ' o" I ICCU. rlltmu items. Also Brand New auto. Call Jack. 875-2065 or lamp• S7 ea. ~6-9521 Wlcktr table, tlus top, CbristtnuGit\.1375 •n I BO. Call sa..4321 ftfed penon ror packln1 Dur11tlll Aqua-royale 6'2·1M05 an.a w/4 ctlalra, A".!!!· cood. 957.m • I. • aht"-'n&. ~~· water dl•tlller. Retail rcoan ~ 8'1. Bauer Stttional aolu, Herculon nit. color, 34 •34". $400. Beautiful FruH wood V:.. • -.. $899, must &ell, $48$. C28 Soper. &I Nbo 580, green , told, white, M2·92U "EDISON" crib with ~ f I I 145-tfZZ ~ .. -I''" -c_., __ ,,a_r pllJ,... 1..a..a.. "lnl •175 ....................... """' w u• ..... ""''UIOlluc v .. _.,_, .. • WATERBED Kantwel m.aiu... See w,111 1001 rs :efrtJr:EW~ rooms. Xlnt cond. Im ca&h.HH!G KJn••lu.~•wtt.b to appreciate. $135. OSING l.£.ASE, quit· ...... ,................ rrar, nt • 2 · ~~Jack. IJ7S.2085 Dbl druaer le minor + 21 all acceHorlu and. "3:2117 ~ bualDelt, Hllln1 out MUSTllLL i-==='-----1 oilht alandl, top quail·; bookshelf beadboard. Waaher • dryer 1ood t 1•1l= and Ani'fqut tlthlni b' I _____ ,.....,. HJI lt.f l75/0BO.M2-Sf72 New condition. $200. rood. saoo. Pia.Id lo•· :;:i.nc : WUltam flor.utll, datM Use Utt Dally Pilot Off.white velvet tofa,1 7140fti§M 11t1\fSO,MUlOl room ~b=· :~.u.l! t~ C.rbtur; ct Jolut "fut Result" servl~ •· EDd tablel(2). cd· Sean Ketimore Relrif 81alllt1ntt kC matt.'* •roe baJrdrJ.; ~ 1'dt tt. htnoua pttte dlnttory, Your let table, SJJO all. Gold w/lcama.ker, eeucbn • ..,,.1•tra1111UD,11at ~llht ct.etn lalf. ...,.. JI f*J~ HrYice ls our uun t chair. HI. chain It oUritr mlac. ee.d.~"91 ,.... .,._.;.... 1(1UUtea Hne ... flU'J.Mlll&dMl=m7. ha jadtl..._. .... A»o' =--"' ..,,...,, Will aU for IP'(iaJty New fldl Ille Nd, IUll 6 °He':. 11•. 1.1'91 tilt a If, ... I time SUA ud '* • t_. la ··cety. Call "2·5'7hn. m boa _,,..., •: metal ._.. • 11 ,_ jadllt, wan 1 Ca • .,.. .. d•Zlll!"P/J. fqltt.bl,710R Gl"510e ( I ILOCK SOUTH OF OUR NEW CAR DEALERSHIP 1976 CHEV VEGA WGN 1975 FORD PINTO 4-Cyl., 5 speed lrans .. N/fFM tape, rallye wheels. (801PFJ) ''" 1976 CHEV MONZA 4-Cyl .. auto. trans .. radio.' lletlter. low tow miles. (092AKT) '2691 1977 MERC BlllCAT 6-Cyt., auto. 1r1n1., air ~ond . power Slffring. (9SSTJC) '2991 1978 FORD GRANADA CPE 6·Cyl., 1uto trans., air cond . ~~~·i'i3iii 1977 DATSUN m.sx CPE 4-Cyl , auto Irani .. radio. heater. low miles (770MWJ) '2295 1977 DATSUN B--210 CPE •·Cyl . 5 speed irans rao10. heater. \687SFZ) '2795 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA 4·Cyl., 5 speed tr1n1 . r1d10. heai.r, (094Xl<E) 93195 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 4·Cyl., • speed 1r1ns r•d•o helter (815WRI) '3691 • .. ~---------- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT ,f=rlday, Octobtr 30, 1981 Auto trans . AM /FM stereo. Custom air. pcwer disc brakes. white walls. v.1re wheel C011ers (139896) ' '8272 12. 9% on PttoeNx & J2000 a. ma~non pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., at Fair, Costa Mesa 54S4300 1981 SUIARU GL HATCHIACIC 2 DOOR DlMOMSTliTOR (05512) 95M8 a. ma~non suoaru 2480 Harbor Blvd., at Fair, Costa Mesa 549-145.7 -- lhlsual Cars, Classics, Antiques, Race, & One of a kind! THEODORE ROBINS FORD 101'>0 liAABOR lllVD CO~JA Mt )A Cl42 0010 ·nc ..... c •• Extra rlean Blue "''Ith black top Blark int $1800 OBO~ 9317 Autos, Mew 9800 Ailtos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800lAutos, Mtw 9800 Autos, Ho 1 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·······I······················· 1982 TOYOTA STANDARD BED PICKUP 2 4 liter engine. 4 speed transmission, power assisted disc brakes and fully factory equipped (026167). One only. 1971 DATSUN 200SX HATCHIACI 4 cyl. e1191ne. S speed trans. P'Nr brakes. bucket seats. AM-FM stereo. sunroof & ITlOfe' Soper clean! (129TWY) 1972 DATSUM SIOWAGOH conom1cal 4 cylinder engine. 4 transmission AM-FM stereo, ket seats. white sidewall tires & more' 1999EKA) 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA SRS UmACIC Equipment Includes air cond . S speed trans . AM·FM ste<eo with tape, disc brakes & much more• (7!>8TLE) A steal at only 1974 MGI ROADSTER Equipment includes • speed rransm1ss1on. alloy type wtiffls. radial tires & AM·FM stereo cassette. (63 I UJW~ A Sltll II only 1973 TOYOTA CARINA 2 DOOR Economical 4 cylinder engine. velour. bucket seats, 4 speed transmission & super cleln• One of a kind, (471HOI) 524" 1979 TOYOTA 4X4 L.4NDCRutSElt 6 cyl. engine. air cond1hon1ng, 4 speed transmission. bucket seats and low miles Another super clean un1tl (698XSU) 57299 • ----... -----~•--.---..--. .......... •• II# ... 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA SRS HARDTOP 4 cyl air conct s speed trans pwr brakes. AM·FM radio bucket seats. vinyl roof & rallye wtieets Must see' (717NRN) 1976 DATSUN 1210 Economical 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transm1ss1on AM-FM rtdt0. vtnvt top, maqs and more' Super gas mileage! (247POM) • WEHHO YOUR EXOTIC &IRmSHCARS 3100 \\' Coa:.t H" v '\ <'" µort lk•a('h. &12 94l6 WANTED! I I.alt· m111:M Toyota:. and \'Ol\ll)> l'.ill Ul> ).\\''" I Sales and Lea~1ng at rompet1t1ve prices Ex· cellt•nt service ;ind parts dept Good selecl1on of pre \IOUSI) o"ned BM\\ &. other fine cars 1n e'< l'ellent condition 1978 2801 I ... H-1oer .,.... I Co••• Mu• We also have a lease Sandstone .gold. stereo. "'H•-t lOJ .. uo.•01 ('f)mpany that leases air cond1llomng, mag I other make~ of autos, wheels. t83.5UPSJ Top Dollar trucks and vaM f'or ad $1695 Paid d111onal mformatton on • leasing please call · ForYour Car' 714 972 1270 714 66t 9611 J~HMSOH&SOH I F'oragooddealandt:ood DATSUN L~c:~1 bo Bl I after sales service see 2626 Harbor Blvd' & l'osta Me),a M0.5630 13731 Harbor Blvd I Garden Grove To plat·e your mc.'l>!>J~t' SA!.E S-SERVICE-i.EASING 554-9000 before the 208 w I $1. SAHT A ANA •. d bl 71 4/835-3171 r~ a mg pu IC CLOSED SUNDAY '74 PL' Custom Camper phon~1 : • = shell Chrome rims Alltos, Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '~,/ lll'Wjlllrl tl.tl',tlll WANTS TO BE YOUR #1 Volume Dealer in Orange County Discount on All Models Turbos Included -·-New "1982" 210 Standard 4 ljpeed traru. & fully factor) equipped'. 10957381 <Stk C!OJOI s4747 -·- New "1982" Stanza 2 Dr X t: package. 5 speed trans & fully fattory equipped & muth more' 10036971 1Stk 21 17 j SJ566 -·-New Diesel P.U. 5 speed t r;in~ . lonl! wheelbase & fully factor~ equipped ( 100071 ) 1Stk 2011) SJ285 -·-All pnct'lo + lax. license. d or fee & dealer 1nsl a lied opt1on'i Sa le end!> 411 hours after pubhcallon Cars :.ub1ert to prior sale newport datsun 71 4 633 1300 • Oat!) Pi Ol , Classified Ads are the Snrf, stereo S2SOO OBO t.:ltlss1f1ed. 642-5678 ansv.•er to a successful 536.0474. 2l3 43.\.Jl2l Ext 888 Dove St garage or yard ~ale' l26 · 1 11·s a better way to te11 Newport Beach I Want Ads Call6425678 more_peo_ple! Sellidle1lems 642·5678 __ __.._ ___ _ !Auto St"ic:~.-Parts Auto SerYict, Parts I Auto Se,.;lct, Parts . Auto Stf'Yiu,.P.ts .. ~~~~~ .. !~.~~ .. ~.~~:.~.~~: .. !~.~~ .. ~!:~~~ .. !~~~ .. ~!:~!~ .. !~.~~ 911 ENGINE SPECIAL 53495'!°TAX INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: -MAIN BEARINGS -POINTS -ROD BEARINGS -AIR FILTER -COUNTER SHAFT -OIL FILTER BEARINGS -CHAINS -GAS FILTER -OIL -RAILS -NUTS & WASHERS- -TENSIONER KITS AS NEC. -RINGS -REBUILT ROOS -VALVE GUIDES -LIME IORE -ALL NEC. GASKETS -CASE SAVERS IF NEC. & SEALS FOR ENGINE "WITH ENGINE SPECIAL ONLY PRESENT THIS AD FOR A FREE PORSCHE BA G~~ .. 911 TUNE-UP SPECIAL 51ff!'r•x -COMPRESSIOH TEST -NGK Sl'ARK l'\.UGS -POINTS -VAL VE ADJUSTMIHT -VALVE COYER GASKETS -AIR FILTER -NUTS & WASHERS AS NEC. FOR SERVICE WORK .:.... IASIC INJECTION ADJUSTMENTS -FUEL MIXTUU SEmMG ~.!!~t~ ,_.L;IQI, ~ ":TCI. 13131 Harbor aa., ~ Growe Orange Coast DAILY PILOT lfoday, October 30. 1981 • w...-.wW w..-.1rtM w....-.arW AllMl.IP1f1rW .....,..,,rt.d w...a.,wt.d ....._U•td Alltoa,U&ed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,iMf t7JI ._. t1H Mere...... t740 Mal t744 Y•w... t770 VolYo f772 Cllt•roa.t 9t20 Mutt•g ff SJ . ••·•····••·······•·•··· ...................................................................... ·······•········•······ ••••••••.....•••••.........••••••..........•.•.•.............•..•.... ih111ure youratlf & ~ '71 Volvo 242 . Im 'et Chevy lmpaha, 2 (Jr, '68 •1 us1 VII ... uto. atr. s.w~:· "JU >'hit Spyder SEU..lNGYOURMBT lt7'M61 •ci~!n~r~ryS2'7~'. macutate conditin, ooJy 118Kml,*21JO PS. Mlor«i. llkt ntw' S80U For nro. 8&472SZ • WIPAY aOADSTll m.197 17 ooo mi I u . AC . CaUMl-0601 $34~ 1 ~33 '242 Mf'U&t Wl'VI TOPDOLUISS Yellow{ very low AM/FM wteltt, el C '77 Malibu -Cl-usle, tow '66 Muat11ng V8 P~r .._. t727 Call Jack a.coo mlleaae 475ml) 'H YW CAMPll lrlc seau, radals. ttc. mllt11C, &ood cond. StHr & Br\.,, auto S2200 ....................... va · ... JIMsa.a.oNS S4tt5 Westfalla pop-t op . Mustl t'~cto C~y •P·, am/fa\ tltreo 8 track. 080497 $5 prtc a e. .,.,""· COV· load.... ...~"""" VISIT YOUI '"' • --.. NOl'TS • Clea nett ont around. creel and pampered Uke ~.,.. ·-""'L!"""• OkkmobMt 9955 ' ORAMfH80AST ~I 1.,IQuollSt. tOllATO) ablby... '74 Malibu. Mlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . H~ ... . .:.:-su NEWPORT BEACH sms p .546-56:18 -$1950. Eves '80 0me~uv1. l'OUJ)('. VG. """ A us 83S-9300 I ITIUI JIMMAllMO '81 DL Auwnelease 646·7983,642-0"3D!)'s Auto. oar. PS, PR , xlnt! HEADOUAITllS _ y~~ VOWWAGIN · J'orWoCaJI · '80 Citation, 2 dt hlback, Bura doth 111t Sil~ 'l!O TODA ya II MAIDA. '77 290E Colorado belae 11711 Beach Blvd. V6. auto a/c, pta. p/b Omc110 11pt 1·ouP1· S11nd U.._.1_,_5m··• ~ ~ , ·~ Xlnt. condition days, 13731 Harbor Blvd 142· 000 '7l Volvo WAGON 4 cyl new radial tires. Jmrna<' belgr PSvmypt. \'IJ .iuLO, " 'f8' • •. -t'Jt..9930 ask '°" Elaine , · ~080. 760-0620 air. . H. cxcep SALES&rSERVICE --a.. Evenln 75-~~ Gaden G~ •75 YW IUlO, l:e.~~ mint l'Olld. '78Trans AmOpd, 29,000 llonal I "~~ SW! OLDSMOllll l4Ji lllllif.Ctsullf.JUOll>4 '74 280, 6 cyl. Regular 554 9000 COMVllTllU · ml., clean, xtras, 11t Plllto 9957 HOMDA gas! Sliding sunroof, -Classic super Beetle A.tot, UMd J!!!!QQ.!1kea960-283S ••••••••••••••••••••••• GMCTIUCKS 19790·7 A/T. PIS. P /B, etec. convert.Ible. Very clean! 1••••••••••• .. •••••••••• COllHlttllhll 9930 FOR SALE 2MO Ha.rbor Blvd Very s harp with windows, A/C, AM/FM. 1979 MGI 1013173) Welt 9t I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 · Plnlo, l'h.'Jn. w uir COSTA MESA automatlcttansmission, Value S8000, sell $599S. Wh ite with racing $4ff5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7IT l'und1t1u111ni: i:uod 540-t640 a I s o b 1 s a 1 r . 833·8162 ~~~~g lS.000 ml $.5000. JIM MAIJHO '71 IUICll H .900 B~k ~c:; 8 ck trun~por~:iuocll'at $1000 1977 HOMO conditioning. stereo, and 75 280, very ni~. 3'J,OOO VOLKSWAGEN llGALUMITE:D velour Split front seats OBO 612 1~711 Julw nr A racy looking alloy mi. Sll,750 Call Ad o,.I 9746 18711 BeachBlvd. Coupe: "·000 miles AM/FM Quadrafooi<' 631 7i97 M.irtJ CYCC wheels. Only 8,210 Ong answer 1229 642-'300 24 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 142·1000 Beautiful local car tape track 37,ooomi. ·74 l'mtu \\ai:u11 Hun~ & 4 s p trans .. 2 door miles hrs. '69 OPEL Kadett. Aulo. (334TZW I 54().7000 t.oob iirt'Jl >.1111 ~i!tc1~~~~~ith sun 8s3~~fo~r:·~:~~~9 1~7:n~e;~ddUa:~~~~: ~:: ~!~~~~ ~~~ ·~~~ ~~1~ft1lc!r~~ JIM=MO C°"_...--9932 ,i;::_:puoth$1:itK1~.2!1~9111960 $3399 If di U radiator & hoses, bat· each. Western style whl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., .. .., a Mo1enrtl 9739 am m ra 0• new res. tery, new shocks, new rims for Super Beelle VOLKSWAGEN Sam says "drive a lltlle ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ma~non . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask ~or Lee979-2067. brakes. Good Ures See ea 543-97'4 18711 Beach Blvd. save a lot." on new si '71 lfarrarud;1 .rhll '.llK, ORANGE M.B 81 300SD, mel t. at 1206 Delaware. HB. '79 VW IAlllT 142-2000 Corvettes equipped with auto p S \ I '>ll'tl'o. COUNTY'S silver/blue,snrf, loaded. $1600/bestolr 536-3768 Custom 2 door ' speed Got a kid that needs 4 speed or automatic TA' mai:.' \Int "11n1l t• $32.900 P P (714 J sun-roof wiUI air rond. wheels? 1964 Buick 4 dr lransm1ss100 Sl4:xl Olio It~~ non 1ac 5 .. 9 .. 300 EXCLUSIVE 494·9638. ----Poncllt 9750 D-' (3SlXV. M> sedan 62,000 rrutes. only 10S636SILVER 'i9 ll11r11e111 I'! j Frunl ., "' .., MA SERA Tl '77 240D. AT/AC, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocige. S4ff5 . 5"8·2515 105497 DARK BLUfo: wheel dr 1'1111. ;1 111 2'80 Harbor Bl.-at Fair Cos1a Mesa 5'9-4300 DEALERSHIP ~~n~ $1 2,750 Call S '77 ~°";'*91~000 JIM MAR.IMO '77 Skyhawk. auto., air., l<M964BRONZE hat1•hhk \1llh11i.:h1 hhll' W ·11 d I' h . unroo . mmac, . SW FM s tr .. PS , $2000. Xlnt i·oml 22 aOll1111 DcSANFIS CHEVROLET ·18-Accord. Blaupkt~ cass. eqlu, Xlnt Cond Lvrs S4800. 760-8264 e e iver anyw ere 1979 300 SD Turbo Diesel mi. AC, stereo. $18,SOOor YOLK AGEN 673-1367/64().1780 $SllMI in lhe world! Dark brown Metallic, TOL 497·3374 da ntte 18711 Beach Blvd. 'lf;l;:!lli JOC)llOf' 9730 BEACH IMPORTS sunroof. extr3 fuet tank 497-4145 142-1000 Codilloc 991 S 848 Dove Street $26,500.644-9335 '6 1 CGllrioltt '71 VW Bug, xlnt cond. ....................... 401 S Et Camino Reul 752-0900 '75 MB 4S(SE Met Blu $500. 642·34.5.S S2100, cash only. Avail. COMTIMfllATlMG '66 l'I\ m1111I h .111111 ,, I', lo" m1 i:tl rnntl Si~t San Clemente &11 11383 1969 Harbor Blvd Good Cond. Call for info Nov. 14th. 499-2461 CADILLAC? 1971......_. 631·7170 Mon-Fri960-2471 '1l 911T Black, leather, 79\ftU We specialize in teases XJ6C am/fm cassette new "" for the business ex Polaris exterior with Mercedes len& 97 4o '75 MffCtdtt 4SOSL Michelin XWX. Perfect IAlllT DIESEL ecullve & professional ••••••••••••••••••••••• 39 000 · 'I XI ~nd Ev 67c """" ebony interior.(974UZKl . ong rru es. nt w • ,,..,.,.,4 Custom. Drives perfect Lorgt s.tecffon MowolllySI0,995 •Ml,prriwa cond.ChromeWheels OMEOFAKIND but has been on its top. Of"New 1911 SADDU:i'ACK IMW used ~1 644·4504, 752.2404 '64 356 C, right hand 50 mpg. 1446El Cac8acs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831 0580 _ 492 8500 '711 !'-1,lpJll•n .1u111 \ I' '76 Vet Loaded Cherr) i\ \I F \I r.1~~ i:r l•,11 Xlnt Comhl1on mileage guoil rnnll IWS-5887 _ f)~2 3635 ~\3 Mm '73 Corvette l50. 4 spd Pontiac: 9965 loaded. 67K mt $7250 ••••••••• •••• •••••••••• U 1·2040 495-494' to aatW '68 MffCtdtt 250SL drive. Fully restored. Slff5 N Ill stock! '60 Mark IX Sedan. auto •ythilMJtlse? Perfect cond Conv. xlnt cond.675-321! JIM MARINO ow trans New pai.nt & up-Compare House of Im 11 u l o. a 1 r , lap e i691lS VOLKSWAGEN NABE~ 754 6344 '80 TRANS A.M Ford 9940 CONVERTIBLE ~·••••••••··~··••••••• Tilt "'ht·~·' JUh' tran' 67 Ranchero. Good~) \\I f:\1 ,1,'fl'll 1mwt 1 Needs Engme work $000 I Om· 11r .: kmtl Soon 111 h1• llol Bsl olr over S6000. ports Direct lease 11od 60 Sl4,750toffer Stereo. alloys, Clifford 18711 Beach Blvd. 760·1891,_____ mos sensible pymts 8S5.(l684,wkd3 754-7S45 alarm, Mtol cond Lo 842·2000 c:ADILl...1\ ~ 0 1 a I 2 1 3 or m1$l6SOO~ 1i.t).)1t111-.Bi-.,1 Jenaen 9732 7141MERCEDES 1s 213 OMEOWHEI ' ' ' , --'73 VW Van. 7 passenger, ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 71.4t63]-233.1 '62 220S $4000 Red Porsche. 92~ 78. Blk ' excellent. $3200/offer, l •"'·' "'"'' 'tJO ••1011 ono ~2·5939 .1 l'l:w.11 · ·~()~e~~L~ [~~ ~' .. ~·I a ma~non I leathe Bl pu kl n metlc. lealh mtr. lo mi, I Part 1 a I trad e for '73 JltlMftHealy '75 M-IEHZ I clutch~· Mi~~eh~s.' de~ xlnt cond, poh ... ~hed al·' wrecked bug with no Rebll engine. sharp! 300D sedan Loaded , pend res loruble JQ.l!.._make olr 548.:5721 I engine Must sacrifice. Best of very sharp' t276LOB I 645·_95_10_ '73 911 S ~-6236 494.2407 fer over SS,000 1976 Conv, lo mi-been in storage $6,SOO __ 645-srol ext SQ.I_ PP9687141 1 '80 Fairmont, 4dr. ,11r 1 Chuck ~rry956-1281 , S9950 '61 MBZ 220 Cpe Excel 20.000 m1 on rebll eng '68 VW Bug, new Ures. w_ 1"....Lt-9734 1 JIM MARINO running order $3500 Airport gears. Recaro I clean. AM radlO, Sl8SO. "'" ,..._ -VOLKSWAGEN Call 675.:0ZJJ seats, stereo cassette. ~1 -~9 __ _ = PS. PB 10" 1111 pont1ac 549.4300 I '78 COV silver. oew ·79 F ai rmont. ldr Mich . brakes. like new ' green. w bm lea ,111 ;!IKotl.11 Ji.>1 Hl ,11 ~.111 644~12Saft_,_S__ auto. PS PB. xlnt tu,1.1 \1,.,,1 ',1!1 l:it~I ·79 Fleetwood $3400 I ti7 1'111111;11· f"111·l11rtl ;1:!li ••••••••••••••••••••••• II(.,,.._ GWa CCM'f Beautiful Cood Ss.100 18711 Beach Blvd Exe cond Best offer' THING _842·2000 over 12 500·631476.S_ '73, white, good cond. Brougham 26.000 mi. 5!6·5958 \ M 11•1!111< lilk 1111 766-8636 .SELL idle items with a WANT ACTION~ 'I Daily Pilot Class1r1ed Class1fed Ads 642·56'18 Ad. ( --- Eager buyers read the Classified ads every da y If you have something for sale, re· acb Lhem fast and IOt'X· pensively, call 642.:..5678. ~~·.~:.": ....... !!.~~! ~~·-~:.": .... , .. !!~ ~!·.~.·:: ....... !~~- . . .. I SAVE111G $ IN STOCK NOW IEW 1982 TOYOTAS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT ACTUAL DEALERS COST +10%* ADD ONLY CALIF TAX. UC AND DOC FEES ./ 1982 CRESSIDAS ./ 1982 CORONAS ./ 1982 C ELICAS ./ 1982 COROLLAS ./ 1982 TERCELS ./ 1982 STARLETS ./ 1982 PICK UPS ./ 1982 4X4 TRUCKS ./ 1982 STAKE BEDS ./ 1982 UTILITY BEDS 'DEALER COST INCLUDES FREIGHT. PREP. WAX. l.NSEAL. OlR ADDEO EXTRAS PF ANY) HURRY! SALE ENDS 9 P.M. 11/2/81 Rois Royce 9756 S3500. 760=·=8636~---••••••••••••••••••••••• #I DEALER IN U.S.A .. ROY CARVER ROllS·ROYCl lMtJamllorH ... _, .. ~(ft '61 VW Bug. New paint. reblt eng. SlSOO. 673-2943. !73-3930 '70 VW Bus. nu engine, S2700/0 BO 631-3458 eves. 642-2400 ext 263 .!!ls 1'-----'~ 1970 VW Bug, runs good, ClOSfD SVNOAil._· needs body work. Sl.300. Toyota 9765 646·!M64_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 BUS IS Corona Wagon Runs EVERYnllNG NEW Great Very Clean 960-~----- $220(). 640.a? '71 V W Convt Blue '71 Toyota Corolla Like new cond S4SOO or $900.Call besloH~r,_~71~--- 6'0·8958or 64Q:llli_ '74 VW Super Beetle out- T,...... 9767 side & eng ln xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~B01!:7S-!421>~ 79 ll.IUMPH 1 ·54 V W bug. hurt but not TR7 COMYBTllLI bad Nffds 1l£ Same 5 speed, air, stereo ~er._S?00.646-8422 __ _ Dynamite (741UCF> ! '79 convertible. red w $69'5 ! wh,ite lop lmmac Lo\\ JIMMARIMO . 1 m i. S7.950 John VOLKSWAGEN .1J!-.!7B8 . 18711 Beach Blvd. 12 bug new paint. very ---'1"'-4"'2:...:.2=000 dependa~::,~00/offer '80 ll.IUMPH '62 Bug. New I.Ires. Snrr. TR7 COHYEITIILE New Seal covers Needs S speed, air. stereo Only Eng Work S500 OBO. 6000 miles on this like Call Eves Mon Fri newbeauly!(1ARV806> Wknd s. anyli me. S 7ff5 ~-0403 ---JIM MARJMO '67 Baja Bug, st tic .. VOLKSWAGEN many xtras! 18711 Beach Blvd. 613-SJ~._ __ 142-2000 Partia lly completed VEEP kit Jttp bodied. YotkswCICJl'I 9770 vw pwr'd, fun car. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• drivt-away cond. S2.000 • '67 Bug, mint slock firm . Call 645-8124 evs. cond., slereo. nu mtr.. ask for Dan must see! . 497 · l.587 -'.6.S=G.:..:lt~i-=a.===l...ooks--&-ru_ns_ 74 VW great! lowbar inc. S2350. 412 4 DOOi WGM 449·1188 Only 16,000 actual one owner miles. Automatic. Dynamite! (265ZKH> $2695 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 '7i Wgn 411. sqbk .. auto. AM I FM . one ownr. .6'4·1419 --- '66 VW 1600 eng New brks, ball. clutch. shocks. tires AM 8 trak, rcpls for all work. $1950. 845.3779 '67 Faslbk. rblt eng, gd '7 6 VW CAMPER tires. Stereo, runs very Dynamite Westralia wel l. Ma ke offer pop-lop. 4 speed. air 3 846-0418 way refrlg. Botaoe '75 Rabbit AC.Auto. stove. <920XWQ> $2500. Temple Shalom $6495 Adiel 997-8151 JIM MAI.IMO '61 VW Van. Rblt motor. VOLKSWAGEN New Brk.s. 2 tone paint . 18711 Beach Blvd. 1700OBO.1139-5973 __ .:..14=2-::...::2=000c.:..;:;... __ '67 VW bug SUlO. 95K ml. '67 bug 1,.200. '67 bug $1,200. '67. 7~qz37 '71 VW DA.SHEi Economize with this be auty. Mu s t see . '73 VW Conv. New (988VUB) radials. xlnt rood. 10,000 SADDLBACIC IMW mi. new eng. S3995 OBO . 131-2040 4tMt4t ...:;63=1-"-·66'1~1·---- Yol•o 9772 '10 VW Y AMAGON ••• ••••• •••• •••• ••••••. Dynamite 7 passenger 4 # 1 VOLVO DEAi.Ei speed. Orange/ivory. IN ORANGE COUNTY! (095570) Sunroof Sharp excellent M•rc:ury 9950 1lI1 l'l1•:.11 \Int 1.i1111111i: cond. Must Sac. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·11ntl 11111 ·11p1·rll11· paym 'l 't1l '82. Take 1978 MercW) Grand Mar "ho•t•b "-I \ • J1lt,1h over lease Chuck Perry qois 40K Full po'A t'r Sl!llMI firm :~~! ·,1 '.,i1 ur 956-1281 S6,..000 Call964-6862 I 95; i tu~ 72 While ElDorado Con· Mustmte) 9952 Thunderbird 9970 vert. $2500 finn. • •• •••• •••••••••••..... • • • • • • • • ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • 499-:kl28 Mustang ·s.s roni· 289 79 llu 1l.11!•' lk.1ut1lul '71 FIHtwoocl automatic PS. PB. f''f l'onrht11111 .C!K m1 s.'>:>1MI $3450 7~-~ t JOO I 'all \..11u·1 \fl1•1 Brghm 'd elegance · 1 \1 • 14 •IHI! Sedan. blk Enterior '66 M uslnng ronverl ti ' "1 .f. Saddle leather int. Astro Pony intr. Must 'l'l' '66 T-BIRO roof Wire whttts. fully $6500 Dan_BSS-8300 11.iriltop ~ ''' _,.,1 .• 11 loaded Lo mi Lk new D E s p E R AT E 6 I! 1.1:. .,11r 6'0-4271 -----Mustang 289. mo\lng Ve9a 9974 C-.ro 9917 must sell Auto. PS. xlnl ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• in & out S2100 bst ofr 71 \ l'i:J '18 Z28. 30.000 m1, adlt 675 9522 $3511 H u11~ driven $5500. Call Ad Cad11laes to Go-Carts I i;.w, ili4~'i answer 1t228 642·4300 24 Whatever the Fad hrs. ___ Roll 'em off the mark el The lastesl dra" 111 I h(I 78 rwt Camaro. AM IFM With a Classified Ad We\t J 0<1111 l'ilot stereo, A C. raltye whls. Call No'4'' 642·5678 • t'lJ\Mflt'fl \d b4:i 5r.711 GREAT COND . orig -· - 1 o w n e r . 6 7 3 . 6 o 9 8 ~· Used Autoi, Used j.4500/080 _ _ I •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69. Orig owner. 4 spd PS.PB. AC. rbll eng. .mso.~67 c1w ... oa.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13731 Harbor Blvd Gorden Grove 554-9000 SEE US FtlST! We have a good selection or NEW & USED Cbevrolet.s ! CONNELL CHEVROLET ~'"' H.11 t•11 1~ • ' ' " I \ \< ~ ' \ Pfl CHIVIOllr ~ CAlllCI ~ lllJ'llMI 14595 JIM S::..o SALIS. SBVICI VOLlSWAMM ovEtrl~RY '70"' ton PU. Auto, PS. 18711 Beach Blvd. EXPERTS PB. SllOO. 675-3504 Leave 54~ 1100 - I 2-meuaae 197fVWIUG l.AJtUll(f '7' El Camino Cl.sslc. COMYll11U YOlVO Air. PS, PDB. Tilt, White 00 white on white. , 1968 Harbor Blvd. Tape, Air abocks. $2500 Very low miles. (028890) COSTA MESA DeeendaWe .... 27'9 Slits U'9t 0 9 7 '86 Nova Station Wacon. • i......:~, ..... ,..::79iV=-OL"'-'-'V"-O:....:..:i:.:.._ Oood Running cond. . · 241DL '7' Ca~e Station Sunroor. stereo, ruby wa oa. Fair Cond. Full DAT Bui I red. 0571~5 PW OBO•l'5845 '72 EJ CamlDo. Camper 1~ ~ DI._. 1 • Top. SlSOO OBO. 2014 Nf"1t n\.WUUf Ull"°' ... ,~ 101 ~~I DATIUI 13731 Habor BIYd Gadefi GfOY8 554-9000 I ror Clmifted M ACTION Calla Dlil.J Pilot Al>-WIOR ~eo.91'11 'MIUICI •Al ~ '6t97 NEW 1982 EXP A~-WfllCl!otl~I....,~ ~1 ..... --·-·---''°"' dloc ..,_ '""'"' ..... '°''°""'II - -lull "'"'-"''""' & ""°' _., Sloa. 0820 Ser 141747 Incl..,.. 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Saturday 1:00 G.lft. to 5:00 p.m. All vehicles are subject to pnor sale All pnces are plus tax, license. documentary and (used vehicles} smog fees. and are valid until 9:30 p.m Sunday. November 1, 1961 . • October 30, 1981 • Mask from 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' 't<ll l\llJ\11'11.111.l llll llllll\.\'J,I (ll\'-il lll\11\'-il(J'\'-i Character in ·The Seven Faces of Dr. Loo' DllltY .... ,..... ..., ....... O'~ The mutant from ·This Island Earth' It's HalloWeen every day at Ackermansion By JOEL C. DON Otllieoeltr ......... arked in front of his 17 -room Spanish-style mansion is a Cadillac painted in an unforgettable blazing i n t e r n a t i o n a I o r a n g e'. T h e personalized license plates on this mobile warning sign tell part of the story. They read SCI FI. A sign on the front door kindly asks visitors to please walk around to a side entrance. The man who owns this home, perched · above Los Feliz Boulevard in Los Angeles, receives many visitors. They come to browse through a basement that doubles as a library-museum of more than 300,000 items all in the realm of science fiction and fantasy. The collection includes books, pulp Kitten grows up P.2 magazines, artwork, newspaper and trade magazine clippings, fanzines, photographs, tape recordings, models, masks, paintings, posters and other paraphernalia crammed into every last millimeter of space in what may be the world's largest assemblage of all things horrific, fantastic and otherworldly. This is the home of one Forrest J Ackerman. who has unofficially been called the World's Greatest Science fiction Fan. But it is also your home. This stocky man with a cherubic smile, egg-shaped glasses, s porting Bela Lugosi 's ring from the "Dracula" movies, never turns away a visitor from the artifacts he has amassed for the last 55 years. And the collection keeps growing at more than 1,000 pieces a month. He is a man who has virtually cornered The world of Dr. the market on humility. If you want to chat with Forry, as he is known among science fiction aficionados, that's easy enough. Just dial area code 213 and MOON-FAN. You won 't get a recorded message. Some nameless person won't send you a form letter or a machine-autographed glossy photograph of this individual who has met H.G. Wells, Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. published Ray Bradbury's first story, is a literary agent for A.E. van Vogt, Donald Glut, L. Ron Hubbard and more than 150 other writers and has had bitter run-ins with Harlan Ellison and Robert A. Heinlein. When you dial his number, you will speak with Forrest J Ackerman. (The period is missing from his middle initial because he doesn't (SH Forest, Pace 18) \. EE & i Personalities g I Television;s Kitten takes long road home tO ~For the little girl on 'Father Knows Best ,' life wasn't what you would have imagined ~ By JOEL C. DON ; 0tu..o ... ,,....., .... In a story titled "'Whatever became of?" ~ Cl> QI ~ Lauren Chapin's is filled with a broken home, an alcoholic mo ther, divorce, drugs. jail, a 0 near-death illness and a series of miscarriages. ti You may remember her as the sweet, cuddly character of Kathy Anderson in the '"Father Knows Best" TV series. a show that seemed to offer a solution to just about any problem facing the typical American famil y. But when the series ceased production in 1960, Chapin already had a bundle of troubles, more to rome and no one lik e the paternal actor Robert Young to help her through those difficult years. Luckily, there is a happy ending to this story. Chapin became a born again Christian, has set up her own ministry and is raising two children in her Irvine home And she's doing just fme. thank you . ··1 think you can read about my personal problems a lot more than I like to talk about them." says the 36 year.old Chapin. "It gets lo be such a bore." Indeed, Chapin has unleashed her bittersweet story to hundreds of thousands of people on national talk·show programs and on the Christian TV networks. She's all for pulling her tragic past behind her and developing her ministry, called Rainbow Express, into a full-time career. Most of all, she wants lo tell people how God pulled her from disaster to her current happiness that radiates in the form of a smile reminiscent or the one that Kitten offered lo millions of television viewers during the '50s . Eventually, Chapin will tell-all when she completes an autobiography she has begun to write. She has mixed emotions about her years on "Father Knows Best." "For the most part I enjoyed it," she says. "Whal J djd not enjoy was I was robbed of my childhood. "I think that for a child who has to work 8, 12 or 14 hours a day il is really difficult. It makes for a very difficult transition into adulthood unless you have parents lo bring you up with good values and good morals.·· Chapin's parents were divorced and her mother was kept off the set. She says the actors and crew tried their best to offer love and support, but it wasn't enough "My mother was a frustrated concert pianist and she wanted to have recognition ·and wasn't able lo get It," she explains. So her mother pushed Lauren and her two older brothers into show business. After the series, Chapin couldn't find acting work and tried to assimilate herself into the normal routine with h.er adolescent peers ... But in high school she was alone, d1tferent. She was an adult in a child's body and Hollywood had put her on a pedestal carved in granite. She gave up high school al 16, marrying a classmate. That relationship ended in divorce two years later. , With no fri ends among her peers and few pieces to tum to in the adult world, Chapin choS'e to ~scape through drugs and a series of short-lived relati~hips that brought her two chjldren and no ralher to raise them. She started with a mphetamines, taking as many as 60 capsules in one day. "I'd stay up for two or three days at a time and come down al)d crash and start over again." she recalls. "It was a problem or identity and a problem of r'ejecUon and a problem or failure. There's nothing like being a has-been or Hollywood. . /'All my ll(e I wanted to be loved by somebody; have 12 chJJdren, a big house and maybe have that Anderson-type of family and I never had It.'' She became a flower c hild during the r evolutionary period of the '60s, turning rtom speed to LSD to pol lo relaLionshlps that went nowhere and then to physical dependence on heroin. As ·Kitten" u11 .. Fat lie rs Knows He st ... Laure11 Chaprn belonged to a flawless family. In real life. she was a child of dworce. dnven and insecure. The law eventually caught up with the former child actress and Chapin spent six years in and out of state prisons and county jails. She finally kicked her heroin habit in 1970 after spending a year at Camarillo State Hospital. At Camarillo, she was v1s1tcd by a Dominican brother who offered her the !ove sh~ desperately craved. "He loved me through God; he plantea tne seeds," s he says or the beginnings of her conversion to Christianity. "My life started changing then I put an effort to find out who I was, to find out what I did and what I didn't do - to see that there was something good in Lauren.·· Her salvation was brief. When she returned to her former friends, she started using drugs again . Pregnant with her son, Matthew, Chapin decided her life would be better free of drugs than to marry a man who would not stop using them. She worked as an airline stewardess, an insurance claims examiner, a hospital clerk, a dog groomer and a horse trainer. Her employment was as schi zophrenic as her relationships with men. · ''The jobs were, really boring. just boring," s he snaps. "I don't like to be subservient to somebody. "I felt so different from everybody. I couldn't be the catty Jillie lady silting by the water cooler talking about the newcomer. I couldn't relate to the people I worked for. I felt I couldn't come down to their level. · "l couldn't relate to my peer group in sch09l and I couJdn't reiale to the people I worked for and the drugs didn 't help." In 1976, Chapin contracted viral encephalitis and thought she was going lo die. Her eldest brother, who also lives in Irvine, took care of her son during her recovery. Her brother introduced Matthew, now 8, to his born-again Christian beliefs. And Matthew pa11ed his commitment on to his mother, refusing to go to ch~4h.UAJ.ua Mommll ww a&ooa tog .... /7 O.lly ...... """9 _,, LM ... .,.... Today. at 36. Ctwpm 1s a happy resident of Irvine. a m1mster and mother of two But the years between were marked by drug addictwn. jail terms and a senes of 111·/ated romances Three yea rs ago, Chapin had a daughter, Sum mer. from another relationship that fizzled. Bul it was also at that time that she finally turned away from drugs and chaotic relationships to God. "When I became a Christian, it wasn't because I was doing it," she asserts. "Il was because it was perfect timing. It was God 's perfect timing." Chapin was feeling better about herself. She appeared in two 9().minute TV specials featuring a reunion of the "Father Knows Best" cast. She became an instructor in the Bradley method of natural childbirth. <Chapin says she always dreamed of one day becoming a physician.) And she began to appear on various Christian TV programs. Becoming a born-again Christian "was one of the most fulfilling things in my life, even more fulfilling than having children. Coming into the world of God is the ultimate," she says. "I believe when I was not a Christian Satan had his hands on me," she continues. "When I was saved, the Lord showed me my mistakes and he s howed me how •to turn them a round into attributes." She winces at the thought of letting her children get Into show business. She wants them to have the home life she never had. And she is searching for the right father to belp rais~ her family. Nearly 21 years after the show ended, Chapin may well be on the road to building a home Uke the Anderson's of the fictional TV pn>•ram. · · 1 thank God ror the experlence of belna a drug addict," she nys, slapptna bet laand on her kitchen counter. "l thank Ood for the experience ot going to jail. I was a servant to roles. l was a ser vant to druas But now I'm a servant to God." 3 Personalities ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ (!) ,,,,_ (!) The man from the first 'dementian '! a. After 10 yea-rs-en the filr. - ·Dr. D ' knozns well sick sells th \llt ll\f.l.J>Oll,\" '-- 'l \t II ' ' ·r11"~ t , ,1 f1111r t 111111 • ... 1111.: .. II\ l\\H;I ,.,I 1f ·rr 011-. llalht'll d1 I\ I 11 l \\ ""'' ,,.,,.l <ln1 to tape hi" 11o11 i11n.1ll~ ~nd1C'atc1t l>r 1>1·rncntn "ho\\ l'<irncd Ii\ sum<' 100 ... tu t ron:. in the l" S dnd Au.,t raha (Dr Ocment11 wa~ onl'C featured on an E n.i!hl:>h lan~uage Iranian ,.,t.1t1on lie~ no lunger the h1l of Tchran.J Now in bi s JOth year as kmg of the Land of Dementia, Hansen has packaged his act and taken it on the road. He makes 20 lo 30 live appearances a year. spi<'ing up the D.J. routine with funny film clips and live appearances by artists he's popularized. Dr. Oemento and Yankovich. famous for his "Another One Rides the Bus," will appear this weekend al Knott's Berry Farm. Hansen djscovered Yankovich in a typical fashion. "I got to know him when he was still in high school," he explained. ··Al was send ing me tapes that he'd recorded himself." Jn fact. Hansen said he receives 20 lo 50 tapes a week from listeners wh o hope to hop on the dementia bandwagon either for one moment of dubious glory or as an entre into the entertainment world. Sometimes it works: Yankovich's satire of "Another One Bites the Dust" became Dr. De mento's most-requested song, then received admirable air time in other. less exotic, formats. Hansen's metamorphosis into Dr. Demento was a gradual. organic process that began when he bought his first record as a kid an Minneapolis. He became transfixed by sound on wax and began scraping up cheap discs wherever he could find them. sometimes purchasing them by the pound from juke box distributors. "I was something of a loner back then," he explained. "But in my last two years of high school I was invited to a lot of parties because I had the best record collection." Hansen's passion for recordings qualified him to write reviews and features for fanzines like Record Resear<'h and The Little Sandy Review, then Hit Parader and Rolling Stone. During his student days at Reed College in Portland, Ore., he hosted the weekly "Musical Museum" on the campus FM station. It was an embroyonic, less zany. version or the contemporary show. Hansen moved to UCLA for a masters degree in folk music, co-produced an album, became a roadie for Canned Heal and Spirit, then a staff producer for Hollywood 's Specially Records. ·rh<.'re he compiled 35 albums of vintage American music But he still wasn·t satisfied ··1 always wanted to do radio in ome form or Jnothcr:· he explained. ··1 did a lot of educational rudio a rath r scholarly history or rock 'n· roll and the prc·hislory of rock." Hans n's ambitions jibed perfectly with the social aod artistic trends or tbe lime. "The phenomenon of so-c•lled under1round radio came into being," he noted. Pat proerammlna I» < ~-~ As ·f)r /kme11111 Rnrrr1 lfa11.'\t•11 utl r<H'I ~ a national audience by playing ··demented" mttStc from his masswe record collect1on formats were thrown out the window along with many soci al conventions and radio stations began to exploit the rock ·n· roll renaissance or the late '60s. Hansen landed a JOb at KPPC·FM. Southern Califorrua·s first progressive rock station (now defunct>. ··So I became Dr. Demento," he said, ··the name bestowed on my by other members or the staff ·· Hansen fondly recalls KPPC as "the kind of L.A.Philharmonic returns to county The Los Angeles Philharmonic will make its second appearance of the season in Orange County Saturday evening under the ctirection of Carlo Maria Guillni. The presentation will feature cellist Ronald Leonard in Hindemith's ··Concert Music for Str ings and Brass." Barber's "Cello Concerto" and Brahms "Symphony No. 1." The concert, s ponsored by the Orange County Philharmonic Society, will be previewed at 7 p.rn. by the Society's musical director, Keith Clark. The preview will be open free to the public. The orchestra's appearance begins at 8:30 1> m. in the Santa Ana Hi gh School Auditorium, 520 W Walnut St. r Santa Ana It will be the first of the ·•a" concert series. Scots dancers due The Hoyal Scots Dancing Guards will dcmon:,tr;,1H.• l'.'enlur1f's old Highland dt1nces tonight at H 11nd at 7 pm Sunday 1n the >\naheim Conv('ntlon Center. Ticket£. ot ~ t..o $10, arc on sale at the convention center , Mutual Agencies. Sears, Wards and Tower Rel'.'ords. ·, radio that you don't find any more." Although he 1s not overly critical of today·s stations. Hansen said. "( do wish that some of them had a little more variety. But it's been proven time and time again that you make more money by playing pretty predictable Top 40 hits." In 1972, Hansen m oved to KMET-FM , introdu c ing hi s come.di e formal to the mainstream Since then, it's been altered 9nly slightly. "One way the show "nas changed is I was concerned with only old records, .. said Hansen. "Now there's a new dimension." That means the inclusion of ore-beat records made within the last 20 years that may ha ve enjoyed some commercial popularity -cuts by Frank Zappa, Monty Python. Cheech and Chong, Allan Sherman and Tom Leherer. Hansen admits the change was intended to broaden his appeal, "but it was certainly my choice lo go along with it." Although many of his program selections are in questionable taste. Hansen said he does have limits. His list of "no·nos" Includes obscene language, blatant racism or ethnic slurs (though he doesn't mind mild ethnic humor>, endorsement of hard drugs, libel or slander. Still. Hansen acknowledges that many of his picks, because of double entendres or mildly offensive language, wouldn't make it on traditional commercial radio. ·'There have been things we've gotten complaints on now and then," he said. "But not us m any as you might expect." Hansen, who won't give his age but confesses lo being "a rough contemporary of Pete Rose and Bob Dylan," plans to keep the Dr. Demento - progrum going as long as it draws an audience. "And I'd love to take a crack al television," he added (Although he couJdh't confirm it, there are rumors ln the mill of a projetted late-night show on NBC featuring Hunsen, Steve MarUn and othrrs. > Meanwhile. he's in continual search or new records for tus collection. already estim•ted to be the world's largest. "One-hundred-fifty.thousand Is really only a drop in thf' bucket compared to whal's come out," he o led. "The one thins that &ives me the mos\ pleaaure ls ctiacoverin& something new " -ClASSICAL MUSIC--- cHA PMA N COLLEGE CHAMBER Ore hestra wit I open the season with a salute to Stravinsky at 8 p.m . In Chapman's Bertea Hall In Oran~. The pertormance Is free and open to the public. Call 997-6871 for information. LONG BEACH GRAND OPERA will give its final performance of Donizetti's "Don Pasquale" at 8 p.m . Saturday at the Terrace Theater:_in_Long Beach. Call (2U) -436-3661 for ticket orders. ANDREW SEIVEWRIGHT, ORGANIST and master of music at Carlisle Cathedral In England, will perform British organ music at 11 a .m . Tuesday at Chapman Memorial Hall at Chapman College in Orange. Call 997-6871 for information. See Diversions. Page 5 f I j 5 3! 0 -Diversions !!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... !!!!!!!!mm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!mm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ From Page 4 -ETC.------ A HALLOWEEN PARTY, featuring "hundreds of wandering monsters and _gbouJs~neme rides and haunted-mazes, isse-t for tonight, Saturday and Sunday at Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park. Admission price is $10 per person and includes unlimited r ides and attractions. For more Information call 827-1776. l ANTIQUES EXPO and Sale runs Friday, Satw:da¥-and Sunday at th.e... O.rangfL.Co.uoty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Hours are 1 to 10 ~ -,c- p. m . Friday and SatUf'day, and noon to 6 p .m. ~ Sunday. Admission is $2.50. g. :' FLACO JIMENEZ, the wizard of the ~ accordlan, will perform with his band tonight Q' at 8 :30 p.m. in the Social Science Hall of UC ~ lrvlne~ Ibe '~ex.,Mex" ~u.rt wil l J eature ~ See Diversions: Page 6 0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i APPEARING FROM NOV. 3 DINNER SHOWS NIGHTLY SUSHI BAR TEAHOUSE & TEPPAN-YAKI OPEN EVERY NIGHT AT 5.00 PM LUNCHEON•MONDAY-FRIDAY 11 30 A M -2.30 P M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • IN THE EAST-WEST LOUNGE • Betsy • Local Motion • •••••••••••••••••••••• Call For Reservations! (714) 775-7727 .1'ZM•lm &ODGBB8•Nov 24-Dec 6 'J(gno ~~![~ii ({6 SOUTH HARBOR BOULEVARD • SANTA MA IJver & Mushrooms Only$3.55 / . l_J) I ·~ ·--.. , . ·: Huntington Beach l'nr1f1c C1'!11\t Hwv So of f>t,.r Newport Beach 14110 P11c1f1c Const Hwy Now Serving Beer & Wine 15 Convenient Locations Here's a taste of o ur new menu. We're offering_hearty entrees in addition to your favorite crepes. Plus irresistible appetizers. What makes the entrees you see here even more tempting is the special introductory price. Right now they're only $5.00 each. So come to the Magic Pan. Enjoy our all new varie ty show. And our special $5.00 limited engagement. These special entrees are served with a mixed green or orange almond salad. LONDON BROIL SI ices of marinated steak topped with burgundy wine sauce. BREAST OF C HICKEN CACCIATORE Sauteed and simmered with tomatoes, onions, bell peppers anJ wine. Served on lingui ni. BAKED FISH Today's selection baked to moist, flaky perfection. Wich lemon butter caper sauce. CHICKEN DIVAN CREPE AND RATATOUILLE CREPE One filled with creamy chicken and broccoli spears. The ~1ther with a European blend of vegernbles. &Hlth 01ast Plaza, between Bullock's and Nmdmnm's (714) 556-1225 Open dnily from 11 AM Brea Ma II ( 714) 990-4 34 3 Offer good art er 5 PM ... ~ 6 ~Diversions .... Q) ~ From Page 5 8 music i~igenous to the Rio Grande border :>. area of southern Texas and northern Mexico, ~ performed by Jimenez and his band. Based in c German polka music, this "Tex-Mex" soul u.. sound has a bouncy, upbeat flavor. Tickets are ~ GEM OPERA PUPPET THEATER performs "Le Villi" Saturday at 10 a .m . and "The Pied Piper of Hamlin" Saturday at 2 p.m . in the GEM Theater, 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. Admission is $7 and $6. For more information call 636-7213. FRONTIER: Siegried and Roy, "Beyond Belief," opening Nov. 5 (702) 734-02.0. ai $7 .50 general admission, $5 for bleacher HILTON: Bill Cosby, Juliet Prowse until Nov. 2; Engelbert, Stewie Stone Nov. 3-16. (702) 734-7777. -g seating -an6 $4 for balEOny seats. For more ~ information call 833-6379. .. Q) -IN VEGAS----- MGM .GRAND: Rich UUI~ -D~bbie Reynolds until N ov. 18; "Jubilee" runs indefinitely in the Ziegfeld Room. 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EDITOR'S NOTE "Chanots of Farr"' starnng Ben ~ Cross and Ian Charleson. WCI.$ premewed recently at -g Edward's Newport Center Theater. JI as rated PG Q) i -u~y-J~E~F~F PARKER QI Of tM DMIJ ,..._Staff ~ "Chariots of Fire" is a proud, ~ pugeant·dre nched movie about two runners who 0: fulfill their dreams by running in a nd winning thl'1r res~ctive events in the 1924 Olympic!> It als o !>lrives to be a s tudy 1n r eligious l<•mperament ; llarcild Abrahams (8en Cross1 is a .Jc·" al odds with his peers at Cambridge l·n1Hr ... 1l\ and E11<: Lidde ll clan Charlesonl is a 'cmto_•nt S~·ottish minister ,\s we watch them train for the Paris Olympiad. we see that Harold 1s · .ntd 1 lt•d" lo running U'-tnl( h1:. 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The!>e stylish sequences are pretty, and they set us up for the big scenes wl.'·n· sure m ust be coming, but by the time llarold .ir1<l Enc run their final race!> we know "''' q • been had Even Hudson must kno" w<.,.vc bt•t•n had . lw shoots the Olympic rares 10 s lo w mot1on, figuring that 1f we .can't care ab-Out fl• runiw r-. "'''at ll·as t m 1j:!hl admir e h1-; fil m lJr 1111 1111 .dh tht· nwi.u· l><·gs fo r "tn1 11 1 :rn t •fr!1v1 r 11 1:. IJ,1..,1•!1 <m .1 t rut-!.ton arid rt n1 ''"' tr u1· to ti .it JI! 1 m .. t !> ~tr urturalh C'hanul'. of F11t•" cl1•m ,1n1h I hat Eri"-nd· Harold pair off for 1}u: h1g r.1c·• Hut th• 1 lt mJ\ ,n'l the rau· 11 s lured us through 'Chariots of Fire" with what turns out to be a plastic <although historically fottualJ ('arrot. His tory doesn'LJland us perfect movie scripts it's the job or m ovaemakers to try that Minor 1rrilallons persist · t h e movie 1s strut·turally c umbersome, flashing back, for ward, lht•n back aj.!atn to tell the simple s tory The two dramatic cords Eric and Ha rold -never really !'onnecl. Erac·s sermons are lackluster at best, we k1•cp wishing he'd make a career of running ans t<•ad or preaching Dennis Christopher makes a brad appearance as the American runner Charles Paddock. and has close resemblance to one of the \ oung En).!li-;h runnrrs we've seen at C'ambnd~e 1s <·onfus 111~ t hJraot.., of Fire 'offe,.... two fleeta n)! rewards. 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I 714 640-5123 fH "' ~t.~ ••A J~ • SMORGASBOR D RESTAURANT Banquet FaclllUea Up To 100 Peraona 536-3033 522 Main St. At 5th Huntington Beach 673-4091 3536 E. COHt Hwy. Corona del Mar All You Can Eat! Beef Rib Barbeque Dinner $7.95. "n<>d with freshly-made steaming !>OUP o( lhe d<W, or unlimited Sdlad bar. Plu•., l rispy colt<lge fries and baskets of bread. And \,\:e'll keep everything coming a ... long '"' \iou like' Our Beef Ril> BBQ Special'" ~ood un11I NovrmbC'r 19th, so come in soon. Victoria S tation I h'• hf'!;f Prime• Rih And no" .. whoh.• lot mor~. A family at bay in 'A Tale Told' By JOEL C. OON Of 0.. O.ity ...... Si.ft Lanford Wilson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright. doesn't shortchange his audience in his latest orrering. "A Tale Told," currently being !>taged at the Mark Taper Forum. The play continues the sa a of the Talley family from Wilson's 1980 Tony ward=-w1nn,ng ple1y. "Talley·s Folly,'· set in 1944 in a small town in Southern Missouri. The setting for "A Tale Told·· is later on that evening, a night guaranteed to have aJ enty of clashes and verbal duels with a little help from the brutal patriarch, Old Man Talley (Fritz Weaver ). "A Tale Told" has the flavor of a Thorton Wilder drama , with Old Man Talley 's granddaughter ready to leave the clan and an aunt who h elps push the young g irl out or the claustrophobic confines of lbe Talley mansion. And Wilson adds a special device in the form A Di ferent World. A Special Place. CATALINA -Real Cantonese Food STAG CHINESE CASINe Featuring · of the ghos t of g randson Timmy (Timothy Bus fi e ld 1, a classic touch in the style of a Shakespearean drama. Timmy, who has been killed in action. returns to the Talley household to answer his own questions and offer some incisive commentary on the soap opera-like doings of his family. Timmy's father Eldon (brilliantly played by William Jordan l is torn by his pride in his garment factory and his concern over its potential takeover by an outside firm. We also learn that Eldon has fathered the illegitimate child of the fa mily house cleaner, a skeleton in his closet tbat provides the perfect opportunity for Old Man Talley to come out of his supposed senility and slap some sense back into his offspring. To be sure, "A Tale Told" is a play with numerous twists and turns, sidewinding its way to some ultimate message that, at limes, is diluted See Tole. Page Ill & Josef Friedel idl "V" PIESPOITll GOLDI llOPKilEll ~ SfHE• dri£te J?~. r Distinctive Waterfront Dining Oyster Bar • Cocktails 3l33 W. Pacific Coast Highway, N.R.• 642-2295 Pritz Weaver plays curmudgeonly patriarch <tColonial Bes,~~~~ Jtittbtn .~a~ ~laa-tanl * * OPEil 7 DAYS A WEB * * ... tin frl. I at Pl. W. & Sil. Ul-3 P11 llUIFAST .. •Y Im & ... Sftal.S Food To T• o.t 1548-0366] 512 W. 19th. 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THE BOOK OF ROCK LISTS by Dave Marsh and ~ Kevin Stein; Dell/Rolling Stone Press; $9.95 -g By-MICH"EL DOU GAN Q) Of llN O.Uy l"IWIC SQff ~ This volumnious compendium of trivia 1s so ~com prehensive that it's numbing, a situation >which co-aut hor Dave Marsh happ ily £ acknowledges in his "apologetic introduction. It IS a: probably wise to assure all readers, right from the sta rt. that any relevant material here is filler. pure and simple. and 1s in no way as significant as the outright lunacy and fanatici sm that make up the bulk of the volumt· · llP rwt•dn t h<ne told u~ Mar:.h and Stein t\.\o roc·k critics "ho appro<1ch thur task ;is a religious mi ... s1on. hav<' taken the hu.:iness of list making to a psycholl• t•xtrcmc., ..and therein lws the Cun. · \\'t• will 1ll ustralt• thow else'') with a list Hits 11.tsC'd on t•ommeruab HI artists "ho \'t' nevc1 "on a < •ntmm). most appcarance., on thr cover of Iii ~1 a.caz1ne. rock artists "ho pa mt the 15 best songs about radio rnck mus1{'1an-. who havt· a ppl'ar<.'d on "Saturda) Night Live". rock :.tars who have made Mr Hlackwell's worst drc:sst•d list. thl' 12 fc.ttlest rod. stars: performers wh o <ippearc.'<i at Wood stock but not in the movi e, artist:-who sang on Ehis demos, B1bh cal C'hara('ll'rs who <ippeared in Bob Dylan·s lyrics befon• hl' became a Christian: Mick and Bianca .J agg{·r·l> wcclding guest list Nothin,:: 1s loo trivi al· '!'here ar{' lists ot rock artists whosf' name included the word ·Big" another list for "L1ttl{''· and a third for '"Guitar ·· A list of acts named after birds, a seperale list for arachnids After awhile, it makes you want to throw up your hands and t,urn on Lawrence Welk. Bu t, buried amid the data rubble are little jewels or information that mak e the sear ch worthwhile. Did you know, for example, that Eric Clapton played the soaring guitar solo on the Bealle's "While My Guitar Genlly Weeps"? Or that Mick J agger sang vocal back-up on Carly Simon's "You're So Vain"? Or that Mi chael Nesmith's mother invented Ko-Rec-Type? Were you aware that Bruce Springsteen's "Darkness on the Edge or Town" was based on lines from John Steinbeck's ··Grapes of Wrath"? Does 1t interest you that the Bealle's tune ·· Because'' is basically Beethoven's" Moonlight Sonata" played backward? Some or the lists boast a mod icum or substance The "enemies list," for insta nce, includes the name of LL Gov. Mike Curb, a form er record producer. for his transparent anti-drug posturi ngs: ··AT MGM ," the authors r eport, "Curb a nnounced in 1970 he was cuttinp from the label's roster aJI acts with any 'drug orientation' a ploy designed to r id him of the company's m any lam e acts. It backfi r ed, however. when Eric Burdon, then one of the MGM stars, cheerfully admitted his drug use and petitioned Curb for his release; it wasn't forthcoming. Soon after , Curb released an album of Grateful Dead outtakes that epitomized psychedelic excess ·· "The Rook of Rock Lists" does a credible JOb of exploring problems between record companies a nd artists. artists and promoters. artii;ts and radio s t ations, artist!> and dis tributors a nd Former Monkee Michael Nesmith -his mother invented Ko-Rec-Type politicians and virtually everyone in the rock industry It also, in a dispassionate fashion. details the price people pay for their fame, either in psychic bruises or premature departure from the planet. Jim Morrison's arrest record is there; so are the 10 most spectacul ar deaths of rock artists. Ther e is a list of rock stars who have lost their hearing, a nother or those who have gone to prison. The 18 d ifferent drugs that Elvis Presley's doctor routinely prescr ibed for him are revealed, and 12 performers who have been hooked· on sm ack are named. Parts or this book can be sobering. The research that went into "Rock Lists'' must have been overwhelming, and there are predictable omissions and challenges that can be raised. Kinky Friedman (of Texas Jewboys fame) isn't included in the roster of stars who toured with Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue" and we know he was there because we saw him (it was a pl astic line-up that changed with every show>. Gary Busey, a consummate actor wbo also plays rock and roll, 1s incorrectly included with Ar i Garfunkel and Diana Ross as a rock performer who sometimes acts. And it lakes an energetic stretch or the imagination to list, as the authors have done. "Look in~ for Mr. Goodbar," "O Lucky Lt l.ov. Mike Curb made tile .. rock enemies lil'it • Man" or "'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" as rock movies. Only three out of 34 chapters are devoted to specific acts -Elvis Presley. Bob Dylan and the Beatles. But Dy lan's career since he entered his born-again per iod several years ago is virtuall y ignored. Quibbles. really, and you would certainly find a few of your own. In truth, "The Book or Rock Lists'' 1s valuable and entertaining. As a resource for anyone seriously interested in the history. sou r ce a nd c urren l s of the gen re, it ·~ indispcnsible. And. like Irvi ng and Wa ll e nc hesk y 's best-selling "Book of Lists," after which it was clearly patterned, this book is designed like a candy sampler pick it up. choose a morsel, put it down until your appetite r eturns (only a reviewer on deadline or a masochist in a monastery wo uld read t hi s tome s t raight through > Then. the next time you find a coctail party conversation dragging, you can spice it up with questions like. "Do you know who T ru m an Capote's 10 favor ite rock stars are?'' Nobody will care. but they won't forget you asked. • • .'A Tale Told' unveils families dispair f n1111 l'agt' 9 by the petty bickering and in-fighting amon~ the Talley clan. T immy remains throughout the play, as an observer to the activities of his family and as a commentator. After listening lo his father decry the possible destruction of the family industry and name. the lad tells the audience, "I didn't know bow easy it was to die for someth.in1. But 1 know bow hard it is to live for something and it makea a 1ftm~. As the story unravels, Aunt Lottie <Elizabeth Sturges> looks off to one side, as ir she sees Timmy's apparition. Lottie left the clan to work with the poor, returning after developing terminal cancer from working In a factory painting radium on clock dials. She delivers many a bitter comment on the raiUngsofherkin. She urges Sally <Trish Hawkins> to leave the Talley family and its insatiable thirst for keeping the ramily unit tied together In a way that stranRles the soul. Fritz Weaver plays a masterful Old Man Talley, agin& yet not one to tangle with when someone tries to outwit this crusty character. Directed by Marshall Mason, the cast also includes Jane Alden, Richard Holden, Laura Hughes, Joyce Reehlin1, Timothy SIMlton. Helen Stenborg, Jimmie Ray Weeks and Grau Zabriskie. · "A Tale Told" conttnues throuch Dec. t . ror • tteket informMttJn., ull <IJJ> tn-1'54. .. EDITOR'S :von; Lll'e Gigs IS a complete listing of Orange Coast r11ghtclub.<i oflermg l1t•e en tertamme11/ Acts art' subwct t11 chariqt• without notice AIRPORTl.:R l~N ALISIO'S 18700 MJl·Arthur HI\ d Lrnne 83:1 2"iW 1670 '\t·Y.port lllHI t'O!>I d ~lt°"oi n12 m:l D:.inl·1111; '\'1~h1h ·We sell the best we restore the rest" * 0 rd er Now for Holidays * Personalized articles. 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R1LPI ·., opcr a v. 111 l>e (.H'rformed in Englis h w1tt1 ~ <halogue J\ spokesman for lht· non-equity company said all roles arc open Shi: said s ingers should be able to move \\t•ll and he prt'µarcd with a portion of an <.1na or light oper.1 sel(•clion An accompanist and the ~C'orc of "Carmen" "''II be available. Dan<'C'l':o. !'hould ha vP a barkground 1n 1-lamt'ntn or Span1i.h fol k dancing A bovs chorus "i II also lw d 1 aft t-cl • For 111fnrn1:.11 ion l'<ill the openi rompan} al 'ilfi 3832 NOW PLAYING lOWAllDS Cl!HMA W ST AMC OllA#Gl Mill lOWAllOS 1111111011 Ji,..,,-\!t '"'' 9! > •4 Ve~ .s It '' unllkrfr thal anY othfr AmeriaJJ1 (t/m this yrur udl rxanl 'The Frrn<h lieutenant\ Woman' It ''a mm<lfl< P nf nrit1r pa.vslOll, a gloriom ftlm to h lllf nnd/t~OIW ,~.,,,. """' \Ill n 1lf'da•1 • "Shining. Mn-~1 Stm•p prow/es new life to a ammo Slan'<d for slurung stars ' K•loari( foHM T1mt "Tempestuous. A mmantt< hl0<li.busti>r onf' of fh1 "'"·'' proot>ralih "'""'" of /ht• WtJr /ltJt ii ~rr.vn ''"' ,,_.. Ml~l mm JUL\11 tin\\ .~-Rf\ Rfl'!7 ..... 11U.fll"'11Uf.l TIM.\l'IWIYA\' Ull MIJ.\ H\~JI , ilTt .Q1'11MU~ 1 Ul Ml\ IIO\I I &ARfl ta9 &lf!l'li¥':1W"l'Nl!a.t ii ....... ~ ...... ., .. R MISSIOll VlfJO M on .C~l \Aa 49• ,, n NOW PLAYING WlST 111,llfl &ol\4'll Wr I ua1 9l• lD CJ) .... j ~Intermission J Mission Vieio group plays musical stages ~ :g By TOM TITUS finally into a real theater which the group will call Pleasure of His Company," pl~ying week.en~s ~ Of .. .,...,,......, home for this season only. from Nov. 6 through Dec. 5. Bnan Laughlin 1s .: Aside from . the obvious qu~ties o.f talent, There's just one minor problem. The Mission directing with Mrs. Southworth serving as ~ energy and dedication, an essential attribute for Viejo thespians wiU find them.selves next door to co-director. ~ smaller community theater groups not blessed the opulent Laguna Moulton Playhouse when they The rest or the season at the Forum will find ~ with their own performing facility is a strong take temporary custody of the Forum Theater on Nei l Simon's first play, "Come Blow Your Horn," ai instinct for survival. Laguna's Festival of Arts Grounds next month. running from Jan. 29 to Feb. 20, with Dick Vara in ~ Local playhouses in Westminster, Irvine and "The Laguna people weren't too happy to have the director's chair; "The Deadly Game" ticketed ~ Huntington Beach have been put to the test . in us so close lo them,·· concedes Betsy Southworth, from March 26 lo April 24 with a director to be 0.: recent years and all have come through It with president of the Mission Viejo group, "but it just an nounced , a nd Kurt Vonnegut 's "Happy their heads well above water. Now a fourth came down to a question or money and a more Birthday, Wanda June" on the boards from May Orange Coast producing group is meeting the desirable facility." 21 to June 19, directed by Dave Schmidt. challenge. The major consideration in the decision on Tryouts for "Come Blow Your Horn" will be The Mission Viejo Playhouse, known until this whether to relocate in Laguna Beach or revert he ld Nov. 9 and 10 at the Eldorado Bank, Paseo de s eason as the Saddfeback Valley Community back to Mission Viejo High School's theater, a Valencia and La Plata in Laguna Hills. Director Theater, has been bounced around like a pinball longtime home for the group, was financial. The Vara will be seeking three men and three women over the last few months. From its small school wanted a per-show rental of between $1,600 for the comedy. industrial building in ·Mission Viejo, the players to $1,800, while the output at the Forum was in the As for the future, Mrs . Southworth emphasizes moved to a Laguna Hills storefront (where the rug $600 to $700 range. that the Forum is strictly a stopgap operation was pulled out by the county before one That, in the words of Marlon Brando, was an aimed at keeping the theater group alive. The performance was mounted> to the temporarily offer the Mission Viejo players couldn't refuse. players are currently exploring the possibility or darkened San Clemente Community Theater (for Thus, the slightly altered MVP season will moving back to their own stamping grounds next one production, "A Turn for the Nurse"> and contin11P next month with Samuel Taylor's "Tbe season. but nothing has been confirmed as yet. Dorothy Emerson & Don Nolan present ~AHTJQ1JES EXPO & SALE ~ \ · IN THE <:OMMERCE BUILDING • ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 88 FAIR DRIVE • COSTA MESA, CA OCT. 29, 30, 31 & NOV. 1, 1981 THURSDAY THAU SATURDAY, 1·10 P.M. , SUNDAY. NOON-II P.M. A giant panorama of the collections of leading dealers in antiques. 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Innovation is the key lo the success of the disc and the mo vemen t takes the listener from ------------------- "Hurrah and hallelujah!11 -Sheila Benson, LOS ANGELES TIMES PG ;: .... ·~ NOW PLAYING LDWUOS MIUIM tOASI ,U.,. I 1owa"as ,.DOlllAt• SUD•U• o~"r.t" ., c .. 1oo•F •1owu11s •ID ... ~ ... -· CUlft•• wtsr ~ lllC.lr• •"l•~•. Peter Falk All THE MARBLES (A) Shows at 6 00 8·20 10:35 A11Amer1ca1101191nal ZOOT SUIT (A/ In 70mm Shows at 6 00 8 10 10· 15 Mer_yl Streei> THE FRE•tH UEUTENAJITS WOMA• (Al 6 00 8 25 10·110 ~ .,. "" q '°" '""' ....... v Marsha Mason OMLYWHEM 1 LAUGH (R) Shows at 6.00 8.25 10·40 Candrcl! Bergpn . RICH & FAMOUS (A) Shows at 6 00 8.20 10 35 STADIUm ~ icReen . 639 8770 1:tt1J Dtlu~·ln Peter Falk All THE MARBLES (Rl Plus Sm1~ llitB TM DIDt (PG) Hamson Ford RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (PG) Ptus e....h .. Almllllz {PG) Marsha Mason OllLY WHEll I LAUGH (R) AndS..-1.ib OWTi-(PG) Cheech &_C1t~_f!i's •CE DR~(R) ca.:-.-... ... (R) And u,a.s-.. (R) fast -paced rhythms to slower, more melodic tunes that are both expressive and accessible. STANDI NG TALL Crusaders MCA -Joel C Don The seemingly boundless talents of the Crus aders all three of them -have produced still another fine album, an uncluttered pop/jazz collection appropriately titled "Standing Tall." There·~ a sense of optimism in this record to be sure, and not a postured one either: you get the feeling that keyboardist Joe Sample and co-writer Will Jennings have lived the upbeat melodies and quiet optimis m of lyrics that make up this album. The Crus aders owe more to contemporary jazz than to funk , but they've put enough soul in .,. "Standing TaJI " -in the person of guest artist Joe ~ Cocker to give the album a contemporary g s incerity that seems missing from most other .""' jazz pop acts Cocker's inspired singing on "I'm ,, So Glad I'm Standing Here Today" is an ingenius ~ counterpoint to the seamless instrumental work of ~ the Crusaders, and the song CwriUen by Sample a and Jennings> is so melodically compelling that <"5" the band returns to 1t for the reprise that ends the 0 album. i' .., The Crusaders proper consist of Sample on ~ keyboards. Hooper on percussion, Felder on · saxophone and electric bass, with Barry Finnerty co and David T. Walker handling guitars. But they're ~ an inclusive band. and "Standing Tall" receives generous support from Cocker, Larry Carlton, Reggie Young, Steve Gibson and Dean Parks. See EJ.ecords . Page l'6 .. 16 i ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ From Page 15 8 Billy Preston offered his uncompromising talents ~ on several cuts. "t:J if The result isn't a sound. but several sounds, .: ranging from the jazz/pop atmospheres of David ~ Sanborn and Chuck Mangione (they've both G> listened to plenty of Crusaders arrangements. to ~ be sure) to startlingly fresh lyrical offerings. It's G> hard to imagine who might fit in with the ~ Crusaders with more disastrous effect than Joe o Cocker, but it's a comment on both the band and ~ their guest singer that the uncanny coupling comes off as brilliant, unique. bold. Duel"" Moore ....... -. .. ~ ~---·.,. .. 642-5678 -Jell P.arker -· Put a Jew word& to work /or you in tM 1234 Ronnie Wood Columbia Rec:ords Few rock guitarists have as much modern rock history passing through their work as Ron Wood. In the late '60s he played bass with the J eff Beck Group, in 1969 he jomed Rod Stewart to form Small Faces (later changed to Faces>. in 1974 he began recording with the Rolling Stones and three years later be was signed offi cially as the fifth member or the Stones. Sprinkled throughout Wood 's impressive career Che's just 341 have been four solo albums, "1234" being his second Columbia release. His inimitable influence on Stewart and the Stones is even more clearly heard on his solo works : the ~PC:J •:Z. lllWAllOI lllllTOl NOW PLAYING OIWlllOI UDOllUClt Et Tcwo 511 saao •·AM*,''~':°:~:'"'' Cost• Mesi 5'0 , ," CIWUDI ciau WI.IT Wtsl"""tltl H1 393S lOWlllN C:lllUIA COOlll D1WM11 Olllwt·IM Cosl• M.a 979 '", Oranot ssa 1on ,UTI Cl" C:lllll.11 Or11191 .,,9281 lDWAllOS MIUIClll flUO llAU C:..U M.-Vttt0 'U 6220 *BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday thru Saturday All Perform•nces before S:OO PM (Except Special Enpgements and Holidays) LA MlllAOA MALL Muodo 01 lo1ec1on1 LA MIRADA WALK·IN 994·2400 ,,.--~""'-"ARTHUR" '"' ,.,.., -· ... ,., .. ,,.. - '"' ...... , ........ ,.,.. ___ ,,,.. __ "~90H COPY l"t ,.. .. ,.ttt•,•• ... --. ... -. ..... "RICHARD ,.._YOR IN COMceRT" .-..,. .. .__ ......... u. LAKEWOOD CENTER WALK·IN .. _._,_,_ "PRINCE OF THE CITY" 1111 ............. - --·Kiiien ..,..._ "ONLY WHEN I LAUGH" 11111 ................... LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAll! 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But the rhythms of Wood's guitar make the straight·ahead numbers work, they give a modulated variety to the basic rock beat. Peeking through the dense guitar is Wood 's raspy. seemingly disinterested See Records. Page 17 .... '""• !_., o .... &·15 ~-6 QO \ ..... t , ...... e 45 IMPORTANT NOTIC(! CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE! ""°'' ••f w .. ,_, Mtft 1nr• ff• 4 30• Si l Su• "'b 5 30 , .. ~ SClll'IO • 'IOUll 4111 CAI! MlllO IS YIP SlllMEll tf NO 411 CAii llADIO wmt fGHITIDN loCCUSOllT l'OSITD -llllllli All l'IJlllW£ l •AU CM-"! ONVMIS 1:111 Oii All llAOI) ANAH!IM "SLAUGHTER IN SAN FRANCI ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN -"THE UNSEEN" 1•1 -l•••-OY 91 Ol l•t11on SI ''GALAXY OF TERROR 1111 179·9150 ---- "RICHARD ""YOR IN CONCl!Rr· CIOlf II SO\llfO __ ,..,- "ZOMBIE" -" ll01 _,. 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Wood's sense of pace - uptempo, unbroken, driving -is felt on nearly every cut of "1234." There isn't much room in Wood's mus ic ror pauses or spaces, but his adroit guitar work (and some great support from Ian McLagan on keyboards and Nicky Hopkins on piano> keeps the sound interesting. "1234" is good solid music, but it doesn 't soar. -Jeff P.arker ~ "Torch" ~ Carly Simon g. Warner Bros. Records ~ "Torch" is just that, a collection of torch ~ ballads and tear-jerkers, gleaned mos tly from the g. great authors of the '40s and 'SOs -Duke -:< See Rfcords. Page 19 ~ ~~~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ·---------· ~ I MARK ~ ! DAVIDSON "'Chariots of Fire' is a wonderful film It ~ I Ian Bernard will thrill you and delight you and very I Marshall Otwell possibly exalt you to tears. A rare film I llUEL BllEI that will surprise you with its beauty :mi• QUllTET and magnifice~~~sw~!.~!?}~~·" I I I at I I Medley's I T 1•r 1 I ' LJll ILJ-,'I n1 1 1111111 ,• ..... ,,,.J l l• I 18774 Brookhursl I I Fountain Valley I I 1141963-23fJ6 I I SuncMy. Ncr'-1 I : TWO SHOWS lpm & 7 30pm : I LIMITED SEATING I I Advanced hckets at Medley's I or by mall· I Send me __ tickets to the I 0 1pm 0 730pm : Geo. Adm S8 50 Total __ I,.. __ _ I Addr- 1 I c.iy I MaillO SWEE'r ALICE MUSIC I BOX 11463 COSTA MESA 92627 i ~ JIZZI .. _________ . MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Al.l D ll!il .u.o ® ''lMS RECEIVE TME SEAL Of THE MOTION PICTURE 000£ Of SELF AEGUI. A f IOH FRI. 5:30, 8:00 10:15 • "Majestic ... master{ul, exultant, triumphant and joyful The finest moments a screen can achieve.,, -Los Angeles Tomes, Sheila Benson "It's an exceptional film about some exceptional people. Rousing; invigorating. As festive a film as one could imagine." -New York Tomes. Vincent Canby .. ===:wt=·== CHARIOTS OF FIRE ' CHARIOTS OF FIRE ALU CD STARS PUSCl'ITS Al'I Cl'llOMA PRODUCTION S(arrlng BCN CROSS · IAN C11ARLESON ·NIGEL HAVCRS •CHERYL CAMPBELL • ALICC KRIOt: Oue.st Stars LINDSAY ANDt:RSON ·DENNIS CHRISTOPHER •NIGEL DAVENPORT •BRAD DAVIS PETER f::GAN • 51 R JOHN Olt:l.OUD • IAN HOLM • PATRICK MAOEf x recnplJy hy COLIN WELLAND Mu k by VANOELIS r.xccutlve ProdU<.er DODI FAYED P\'ocluced b} DAVID PUTTNAM Directed by HUOH HUDSON ~l~M-llUllMCI .. mo~ CJJl:.-:::J· 4 LADD COMfWCY AK> WMNER MOS. MUASl ... ., ..... .,.o ......... ~a.~ ... -.. ·-·-... -lO!!p!M!-~""%11«-.I 0 ____ ... l __ .. __ EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT edwards NEWPORT ME.ARCOAST HWY.&MACARTHUI aEWPOaT. O'llaTD 644-07 60 ·sAT/SUN. 1:00 3:15, 5:30 8:00, 10:15 . ' 18 ~ ... Forrest Ackerman's own house of horrors g Z Frum f>aqe 1 o like his middle nJmf• > 8 If you 're not -;o inclined to p<1y a . "1sit lo Forr} or give him a call, you ~ l':.in c;ti ll view some of his more -= µn1cd possessions at an exh1b1t at u. the \1111., Jloust• \'1:.ual Arts Complex Qi 111 C .. 1rrlt.'n (;r<>vt> fht• '<how tnC'ludec; ~ !fr I <i I 11~0'1 .... r .1 p1•. l 011 l'hancy -.. ~ c1ga1 hox "11t•d m.1kt•up kit Rod :11 ....,lta,.,..-r ·s lmth c.isl frum Tht• ~ lllu:-.•r.tlt•d '.\t.111 • rn.1sk'-from 'Thi• "'' \ t 1 F:ll'1 I 1>1 l.,111 th1• rnt1l<t11t 0 !11 ad from J has bl.111d Earth -I 111!11 I<. I I <HT d lllJlll ftt'I 11f S('lt'nt t' f • '""' 1111\ 1t l•tl'•ll'I s .inti 11th1 r I I I I 1 ll .1 II d fl 11 r f 0 r ""'' \,\ 111 10 't '11nlt> !'. tt net r1d111n '' 111<111 1111 111n Fr111 l .. 1n.e ... t9l!fi lll'lll r .1sl>ll \lt•tr11~ ... ,1i:. ,\ l11c -.1lt' m11fl ... •l of Rnbulrix tht h u m a n 11 1 c1 m :1 c h 1 n t.• fro m Metropolis 1::. Forry·s most prized possession Sure there have been some major movie achievements such as "Star Wars," "Ali e n " and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." But, F'or ry says with regret. "Nowadays I feel lucky if once or twice a year I see somethlng I consider a classic." The Ackermansion houses the precious relics or a Hollywood now gone Time has taken its toll. The dinosaur models fro m the 1933 ver sion o f "King Ko n g" are deteriorating. some o r the pulp magazines are crumbling and every so often a visitor will m ake off with a rare collectable One magazine cost $1,800 to replace. "My dear wife has a hemorrhage every lime someone has s ticky fingers," he s ays. •'When that happens m y wife is all for locking it up and getting wild dogs and buying a gun and everything else. "I feel that with this many things it 's like trying to empty the ocean with a sieve. Nobody can steal it all and if the price I have to pay is somebody with sticky fingers I guess that's the way it's going to be because. otherwise. I'd sit here in solitary s plendor -SS years of collecting -and never share it. One of the pleasures I get is showing it to people and answering questions. I feel like a sponge that should be squeezed as long as I'm here and have my faculties ... Though Forry has been blessed with a pench ant for collectin2 everything in science fiction and fantasy, his health has been somewhat a concern. He suffered a series of heart attacks about 15 years ago and has s lowed his pace a bit About two years ago Los An geles Mayor Tom Bradley paid a visit to the Ackermansjon along with the city lihrarian and a throng of reportA!rs. The collecllon was valued in the millions of dollars and Forry has decided to donate it to the ciLy, to eventually be housed in a museum be hopes will be designed like the capitol building from "Metropolis." Jn the meantime. Forry still publts hl'S a monthly m&1ga11ne called Famous ~oAsters of Filmland. which ~&1 ::. ::.t.ined in 1958 In add1t1on to numerous art1cl(•s written f<•r scie.ncc f1cl1nn and fanl<i!\) m.1ga1inL~. he ha 'i authorc·rl books '>UC"n a-. .. '\ Hl'f~rt·n<·t• <iu1d(' l!l \rneric an ~C'lt'llrt' F1d1on r'llm' lR!fi 1980 · · I h l' I r l' ;1 ' u r e r r o -. l' o f I 111 '1 ~· 1 \I 11 \ 1 1• .., .1 n d ·Th 1• 1··1 .111k1·11.,< rt·111·1 \lon ... h 1 r r 11i1111.. trl" \ltl", I '·'" .1 '·'" 11111 1111,.h !1111 • • 11•11t1· fi1·t1011 111ll1u .. 1.1 1 fl,., I ht1ll)'hl I ".1:-. <'I ;11\, I ...., '"th~ li11ll nf JOJ..1 .., th••\ IJl/t'tl )1Jll I \\.1 ... th• rt'..,1cl1•111.1·1.1l\ 111 lu gh ,,c h"ol But h1• p.e1 ... i.,led 111• d \ 1s 1l ncw-;ta11d .... st.•arch1ng through a stack of the same magazine issue.ror the one in the most perfect condition. He was the editor of his high school newspaper. wrote reams of letters to scien ce f iction and fantasy magazines a nd at o n e time corresponded with more than 150 pen pals. "As a teen-ager my ambition was lo be another Jl.G. Wells," he says, a dding that his goals reached rar ahead of his capabilities. He had better s uccess with short stories. Very s hort stories. Forry sold one piece ror $100 that contained a single letter of the alphabet. lie hustled it to four more publications to make a total of SSOO. It was translated into three differ ent languages and Forry retained the movie and TV rights. He also claims he copyrighted the other 25 letters or the alphabet to prevent others from stealing his novel story. The title: "Cosmic RePort Card: Earth." The single letter: "F." "I figured we were a failure," he says of the story. "I felt somehow science and society would come a11d save us . On t he other h and, r ealistically, I felt like we were going down the tubes to another dark age." Forry looks out o f a picture window with a panoramic view or Los Angeles. The city is blanketed by a thick layer of industrial and auto Pollution. Forry is disgusted. "If we can go to the moon we can gel rid of smog. "Jn the depths of the Depression there was a great feeling among science fi ction peopll! that science a nd SO<'iety would get together and we wouJd have a brave new world a nd e'1erybody would live happily ever after in a utopia. "l wns extremely opt.1mlsUc thut scientists would cooqu r disease and get us to other worlds and so on. It's not the scienliati who railed so much as sociology failed to keep up with science's advances " The keeper ot tbe archives of science ficllon and tintaay, bowev r, 0.allJ ~Ii.I P""9 bJ J•I C Oo11 /1111/111r•1111tl .'i ln111wst "·w111·v 11<·/11>1111111/ 1101 ''" tw1 ,.-,,, ,,.,, \, l.1·1 1111J11 ,, '''' 11 11•11 1/1 "'·' 1rm11 111., 1'J'l1'll.,ll"t' c11/11•1·t11111 111d11rl11111 h11.,1 111 /11111 , /\111 /1111 ,,.; Vn111k1•11s/1•111 w1tl ,, 1<·all /1•,t1111111·il •1·11'1 11111/11111 I"''''"'' ,,,11, never gave up his quest to keep the collection, abOve all, complete. He is incensed that motion picture and TV studios and publishers have not put him on their lists for materials, magazines and books they freely send to newspaper editors and other media representatives. So much of his collection is paid for out of hi s own pocket. He became so concerned about the burgeoning market that he publis hed an ad in a popular science fi ction magazine recently calling for publishefs· authors and others to contribute to the Ackerman collection, lest future generations miss oyt on this golden age in science fiction and fantasy. "I collect the trash a long with the treasures; I even get the vanity press books," the 64-year-old Forry says, adding tl)at he knows of no other individual aggressively absorbing everything produced in \he genre. ··Probably 99 percent of these books are not worth reading but I think 100 years from now someone may ask why were these books all failures, why would nobody publis h the m ? I've seen too much trash m my time become treasures." Luckily, he s ays, he married a woman who loves science fiction. In fact. his wife. Wendayne, a university professor for 20 years, translated the Perry Rhodan senes Into foreign language editions. In 1954, Forry heard the term hi·fi in reference lo some new type or uudio technology. Why not sci·fi for writings or the futur e a nd the fantastic? His wife t hought it wouldn't catch on. but fo'ol'l'y, once again, added another word to the news peak cecieratioo. Harlan Ellison. however, despises sci-fl and blasts that term at lectures and conventions . Ellison has said that sci-fi sounds like two crickets mating. Forry has many more stories to tell. t"ough he s hies away from the idea of an autobiography because it might have the lone of "Mommie Dearest." with stories of science fi ction writers at their worst Ile spends most of his time now being interviewed . writing his magazine and keeping up with the mounds of mail he receives daily. As the quintessential science fiction and fantasy authority, The Man Who Knows All Things Sci-Fi, Forry is const a ntly tapped for infor mation by writers and science fiction buffs aUke . lt"s hard to decide which ls bigger -his collection or his heart. "P layboy called and asked about a quote rrom a movie about when the moon comes out," he says. "If I played it real cool , put Ol'P an Acade my Award act, I couJd have said gee, that was 2S or 30 years ago. How much do you want to spend on this. My time is $175 an hour. I have to look at these old films and so on. ·'They could have backed away from it or if it was thnt important to Hugh Hefner or s omebody, they could have said give us fot1r hours and see what happens "Then I said. Evt•n a man who il' pure at heart nd 1'ays hl. prayers by night may become a wolf when the wolfsbane bloom. ¥nd the autumn moon t • brl~ht • That wa!I 1n 1943. ·The Woltmun,' w1lh I.on Chaney Jr "People say, f'orry, tbue's one word you roraot Jo le•rn, That's no." Records F'rom Page 17 Ellington. Hoagy Carmichael, Rodgers and Hart, Alec Wilder. Simon contributes one original number to the record, and there's Sondheim 's recent ··Not a Day Goes· By." but for the most part the songs as we ll as the mood of "Torch" recall the weepy ballads of an earUer day Si mon 's tearful throwback comes on the heels of the continuing rumors of a break·UP with her hus band, and if "Torch" isn't commendable artistically. th<.'re is at least an understandable reason for what the album attempts to do. You can't knock Carly for pathos -1t seems genuinely. hyperbolically heartfelt but there's quite a difference between her robust voice and the more delicate shadings Utat these torch ballads require Simon's is a technicolor voice. a wide-screen wall or sound that works best m the blunt. direct songs she writes herself -.. You're So Vain" or '"That's the Wav I Always Heard it Should Be." She always seems to be warming up on the verses, savihg he r vocal power for the long. windy refrains. But short, concise phrasings demand a more nimble voice, and restrained and controlled as she is on ··Torch," she still doesn't seem to be in the rtght songs. "Torch" isnt a miscarriage. it's just not very interesting. 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I> KHJ·TV <Ind.) 5515 Melrose Ave .• Los Angeles. Ca. (10) KCST (ABC> 8330 Engineer Rd .• San Diego, Ca. • KTTV ( lnd.) 5746 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. Ca. • KCOP-TV (Ind.) 915 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. 3 KCET <PBS > 4401 S unset Blvd . Los An~cles. Ca 9 KOCE <PBS> 15744 Golden West St., Huqtingt.on Beach CD) On-TV 1139 Grand Central Ave., Glendale, Ca. (%) Z-TV 2939 Nebraska Ave., Santa Monica, Ca. CH) HBO Time-Life Bldg., Rockefeller Center, N.Y., N.Y. ct) Cinemax) Time-Ure Bldg., Rockefeller Center. N.Y .. N . Y. '~~~~~- @ (WTBS> Atlanta. Ga. (£) <ESPN > (I) (Showtime) ·black 1S 1 Spotlig ht ··(Cable News Network> DaUyPilat MAIN OFFICE 330 West 8ay St., Costa Mesa, ca. ,M all address: Box 1560, Costa Mffa, Ce., 91626 Telephone: 642..u21 --- TeJeviews J 'Fi tz a nd Bones' another bad loser )S) Ml('llAEL OOllGAN Qt Ille O•Uy Pilool Staff La:;t year NBC lllmed a ~enes starring the Smothers Brothers called .. Fitz and Bones ... then thought better of the v.holc thing and threw 11 on the shelf. Now we know why ··Fi tz and Bones" finally made It to the air last Saturday. It was an unqualified embarrassment The mystery is why Tom and Dick Smothers, two of the most creative television personalities in the history of the industry, allowed themselves to become associated with this worthless turkey Dick plays a television newsman and Tom is his mildly goofy ca meraman. On Saturd ay's pre miere episode. a group or half-witted terrorists invaded the station and held Tom <Bones> hostage When the SWAT team was called in to launch a raid. Dick <Fitz l set out on a one-man rescue mission The plot was hackneyed and no relief was round in lht.• barely-serviceable script. Nothjng but nothing about the show was funny This 1s apparently an attempt by the Sm others Brothers to demonstrate that they can handle :-.en ous drama\ic roles They couldn 't have chosen a worsr vehicle Back when they had their own controversial and highly entertaining comedy-variety progra m. th<' Smothers Brothers were one of the brightest lights on tclc\lsion It's a shame the~ 've come to this. THE TOM AND BANI SHOW: Tom "Guffaw" Snyder recently dropped by ousted Iranian President Bani-Sadr's well-guarded Parisian r esidence lo prove, once more, that he can't interview his way out of an airsick bag. Generally, Snyder's approach was to redundantly express naive disbelief over the fact that religious people could km each other. A few samples of his meaty approach· SNYDER {S peaking of Khom eini and Bani-Sadr): How does it happen that two men who have done so much together. become so rar apart and that one one would want to see the other dead? I can't unders tand this . BANI-SADR: Well, you'll find out when you OntheCover [)/CK S.\WTllJ.;us To the re~CUf r<'ad the book I've just finished writing SNYDER Ila-ha-ha-ha We must wait for the book Ila-ha-ha-ha. Soon to be a major motion picture Ila-ha-ha-ha. Or this enlightening exchange: SNYDER: To me the Koran, the Bible, does not preach killing each other. How -how do these conditions exist? BANI-SADR: Well. In other words. you mean why people are resisting Khomeini as a Moslem. Is that your question? SNYDER: No, I mean not that at all. I mean, you had to leave your home, your country, because your life was in danger. BANI-SADR: Yes. SNYDER: Because of a religious man and a religious revolution. I c an't understand how See ·Fitz. Page 21 $6 million man becomes fall guy A veteran Hollrwood stuntman who doubles as a bounty hunter 1s the theme of ABC television series, ''The Fall Guy," airing from 9 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays. Starring Lee Majors, the bionic wonder from the popular "Six Million Dollar Man" TV show, the oew series takes Majors' character Colt Seavers on jobs that tap his wits and skills to the fullest. As a bounty hunter, he sets out to apprehend criminals who have jumped bail. Stunt work pays well, but jobs are few and far 'between. To make ends meet, Seavers decides to free-lance in a business that guarantees high adventure, life-tbreatenin& escapades and encounters with voluptuous ~men and colorful characters. Seavers, a man with a large and wry sense of humor, takes on his cousin Howie Munson (Doug Barr) as a business partner. Munson is a professional academic with plenty of inexperience. But he is determined lo help the cousin be Idolizes. Seavers· girlfriend Jody (Heather Thomas), 1s young, beautiful and independent and determined to become a full-time stuntwoman. Majors started working as an actor in the early '&Os and went on to become a veteran of four major TV productions. He began studying at lbe MGM acting school al nlJhl, .working as an assistant playground diiector in LQs Aqelet Agent Dick Clayton arranged for Majors to test for a pilot called "Big Valley.'' He got the role. After four years with "Big Valley," Majors was offered a regular job on ''The Man Crom Shiloh." His next series was "Owen Marshall, Counselor al Law.·· Three years later, he received the script about a man who was as close lo Superman as you could See related story, Page 15 get. "Six Million Dollar Man" turned into perhaps Majors' biagest hil series, spawning the equaUy successful "Bionic Woman" series. Majors' TV movie credits include "The Ballad of Andy Crocker." "Weekend of Terror," "The Liberation of L.B. Jones' .. and "The Francis Gary Powers Story." His motion pictures have included "Will Penny," "The Norseman." "Killer Fiah," "Steel.'' ''Agency," and "The Last Chase.'' An avid sports enthusiast. Majors currently is putting in hours to earn his helicopter pilot's license. An experienced race car driver, be alt nded lhe Bond\lranl Drlvlnt School ror Formula Ones. He 111 a veteran of t.he Ontario 500 Celebrity Races and has comptted In oftroad dune buur races. Hi lights for the Weell Frtdo) specials OCTOBER 30. 198 t AFTERNOON 12 00 S WHO WANTS TO BE A HERO f. f~ Hf1(0 " f' "'' . '. .... {: ,Jf111 qt U' l.l• wht·t '"' L11¥.11tmq1v L• int• ·' . " EVENING 6:30 H HBO SNEAK PREVIEW NOVEMBER Hu!thttnd .. u1d w1ht curnu ~ci..ry ~fi ,,., 1nd Ant ... MtMri1 •nt,nc1u(,_ .. th,:. mov •PS sp~1tllr.. ano 5Df•rt~ flYtt'nt-. t;f\m1fl<; t HC\mE- BN Office"' NM1>mlJf'r 8 00 0 SOMEDAY, YOU'LL ANO HER. CHARLIE BROWN An•m )t{'<I Chari"' Bro"'" tails ,.,,,..rt•v .,, lt>vf' w1lh• J ~Jl'I hP 'M.•t>S Jn tefQ1r1Su •I m<J .tttPn'u~) to tra<.:k nP, jown 0 110 4MERICAN BANDSTAND'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY rem nflfT1~4' •fl lh~ mu\1( world ,,,.,, hOSt t.'.>te-Clat~ to pay tflbulf· to the tong runrunq t..en aqe <Jane.fl 'lhow 8:30 0 IT'S THE GAEA T PUMPKIN. CHARLIE BROWN Animated Linus choose>~ to wait In a p<impktn patch for a magical 1ack-o -Ian tern to appear rether than go trtCk·0<·treat1ng with h•s fnends (R) 10:00 ( 0 ELEPHANT PARTS Michael Nesmith and member~ ol th-0 Pacrhc Art Repertory are featured m tt11s 0<1g1na1 production o l non stop laughter and mu sac. 1 20 H ST ANDING ROOM OHLY 'Dumm11>~ ThP T twrJ Annual Adult Vfl'ftlrtlo q1,.-;m Anr' Ct'T'lt.<t)' Show s1 .. v1• A1t1.on plays tio• 1 10 " umh"' nt 1.1·~nte<J 'iOIC.tJ llHOINP'' u '' lf"lf'1r mnnnf' ~u1n lr•f ndit who mjndQe mr,rf\ nr,pn lhan nr.at I JUl~'Tl,Ht thf' P"ODIA rnntrnlhNJ ft rm 4 05 H HBO SNEAIC PREVIEW NOVEMBER H t' .stlf.1 dl'1'1 ~Ir. (.(,,... ~ ,,.,,., :'\itl1e1 .l.,,,.., M .,,,, 't OO•H •• ,,.,... I "' ttJS '1f> I" .. rt1 t_,("111~ lhtJnls Lt1rt11r1y 10 ur1ITH• Rn ... Ottr .... N '-•mtlt Saturday specials OCTOBER'll, 1981 EVENING '00 11 GAEA T AMERlt.:AN GHOST TOUR M11!,I f1H n f ~ ~, t '/ u r .,.d h-w m··~• u" r; ""' 11 fi WC fJh•>"'llV )hl)t1I 1f'1 H I tr1 ,, q doa ~r q111• l•\I "' ''"' it f' bd Amt•f C1tll ghn I !-tlflf••·f 8 00 W THE DEVIL ANO DANIEL MOUSE t ~ .1 •m ttf'. 1 far t.t~y tc•h!t lhA St< rv of yt'}U'l-Q mr.us1• wt L • Uc. ri.-r ;1)"' lo th\. Jt•v1• 1n ,..~c:h inq:e ior sue I t'S$ Lt l lnlkt;H QPI ,Jl'\tl h .. r k..'1 l t1mt partnP' NPln musl t,a11 her nut of trou bte w.1n9er ,,1,,qwr1IP' Jotin S1·bd~1 u "'" rm .. lovr t.1' 1gmc1l tun&b ill JAZZ. LIVE AT MONTREUX ~ tte Loa Angt.J"1••::.: f c.•ur fAnturmg Laur•ndt Aune• \J« Any Rrown Bull Sllank .1nd JPt! Ham•t1on , .. .u ,, up 1n a P'HformdHCf'I recorded .n 197'1 at th" f1Jmous fP&l1va1 1n M on treu• s .. 1t1erland 0 PASSI0+4 OF OAACULA A $1!ducttve Orncuta appe.irs with howling wolves flying bats thun- d8' and lightning 1n lhts thrdltng theatrical proauc tton taped ltve at the Ed Sullivan Theatre tn N V 8·30 W MUSIC CITY NEWS TOP COUNTRY HITS OF THE YEAR Hosts Tanya ruckl'r ~nd Jim Stafford hnnor 1110 15 100 sonqs ot 1980 as SfllectAd by tne rf'ader~ of lhe nahot'I s oldes1 country music publtcation "Mur.1c City News ·roatured per rormers •nt..lude T dmmy Wynette Conway fw11ty af'ld Chet At~•r l>'30 0 ROCKY HORROR TREATMENT A took Ul'h1n ~ ''"'' Lt~n~~ c•I tne srquAt 1n Th,. noc• ~ Horln• Sr. N 1S w('tl .1~ Ill!! Rockv Hotrcu Ph ... r·~tnnn na1r 1ted by CELEBRATING 30 YEARS !-.1•1 ·m1ngl~ untourhl'<I h' nt>1 "urk pn :-.::.un·:.. 01t·k <'lark "lb 011 .s ...,, mholtc Jo lo m.1rJ.. the t't'lehrntwn ot h1-. ·thn•t• dt•t ,t<lt•:-. a:-. host ot , \ m l' n c· :.J • ., Io 11 g <'st r u n 111 n g .i n d mo .... 1 p o p u I a r l l' t.' 11 a g t• cl ;.1 n c C' s h o " o n · Aml•rican Rand!'>tancr:. 30th Anni ver:.Jn Spt!c1al." airing Friday at 8 p.m. on i\ RC 1Ch. 7 L W'1oll f j ,,-. h •r ~ C•Vt' tHl(J ~. ,, "lf!y Ooti .. I !ff.llo>I Sunday specials / NOVEMBER 1 Hl81 AFTERNOON !:? 30 H HBO SHE.AK PREVIFW NOVEMBER f1hl • "' .. "' ' f • .... ,, f;" Uti' (11f1c..e111 Nu ... • n1tH·• S ANtMAl YMPtCS fht~ ,.,,m.1trc1 • •ml' O; l~ctt r1t •1 lh t1 •lt!"' 01 JI ,1 i ~i.11! 11l'1 •"''"' f\t 1\1 Cr., 1 J f to • ti I(_ tN 1ht 'I/ lfl ., rn f.'•·r 1f~ t , Hu 11 ..,.,,rt Oly•Ht 1< q.imw, 1 00 H ON LOCA TtON Ti.. lh1r 1 At lll·J• Rirt t1h A ,, h' '" 1)1 p H lt!I tJt-tS Ri"t JOHlt•d u,. l,jlnnfl• 1 •Mµt(llS~lllnl~ls' ft '''" '" h lttO J11he O••• > , , Jn 1ivrm1ng nr ldt1y l'mf~y dncJ Qt.,dl "'"'''Y f'OtPrtamnn:?r11 200 Q THE FAMILIES BEYOND THE FENCE T "" µ111btem ot 111.,q,11 '""' yrattori from l atm Amt•rt can c:ount11"s •nto thf' Unit t'<I StdlAs is liotud•ed 3·30 S THE WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS Gul'SI I ed Kn19nt 4:30, H MONEY MATTERS Sp+1e 11 ad••Ce on 1)4lrsonat money monagemerit on topic~ ranging l1o m 1ncom" tu sav1r19s to investment Ideas '" the stock matket and money Jim Lado leaturtng ::.a1 11:00 S BIZARRE ma1kel funds •s ottered P1ro Pr.-.stdent of !hi' John Byflfl< shows you 5:30 H HBO SNEAK 10 15 A1 , ,ltihJ "')hf t' ..... , h.tuy S4 r1rd1 l1r:. t j "' ,, 0 OANCIN MAN A ' ~4t"H1k11 'f rt ii _ • I If·• I t t .,, t • nl, I t111rn-..t I 1 ~ H MONEY l.AATTERS p• t I fl' f"'1I H'f !1t•y r "111 U)t ff.t!•l1 I i <. ' j J nc~ 1, ti'"' 1n1 1 ll P l<t• '4J\;lf1Q"' 11 t. I 111 '' di•.t th+ to< 1o ,,.,Iii et ·• o -nr n••• ma,.._ •. , fl,nr:i s Jiff,,. U 2 30 0 BOBBY VIN rON l10l1hy 'Vw1n11 lJf1'rlf•rm.S SOflW t t I ·~ lw~o· .. ~I nits, 1nr lu<Jm~ Oiu ... On Btu inr• Rt4d Au!-t•ft J t)r I\ Hl'Jt I ,,,y fl ,,,, tt t ~at1c1> H1 1 .. 1 1tl I J' Vf~.:l' 3 30 S LAff A· THON A comt.i.fJ•itn no~t .arid rour t.nm1c contnstJn1s wt·• "'oms:.ie1e dQa1n~t or1.- .tnotl1er Jre fl'uturecl •n tt10s ..1nc.t P~Ort~ comedy g.tmP \hOW 4.00 S THE WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS Gui's! Oebb1t1 Reynolds M onday specials NOVEMBER 2, 1981 EVENING Rocky Horro1 Show Fon th111gs strangnr thiln truth PREVIEW· NOVEMBER Club larger than hh• "nd lOntot HusDand-and-w1te romtC6 8:00 I H REMEMBER WHEN SJ MARVIN HAMLISCH: than anyth•no you vi' '""r Jerry Stttter ilnd AnnP Ttio 8trds Ano The &u., TliEY'RE PLAYING MY soon M .. ar11 introduce the mov Otek Ca•ett look• .it '"" SONG 2;05 H GREAT AMERICAN 10~ specials and sports trad11to"s and revotut1or" l 11a M1nn1'1i1 Joh,.ny GHOST TOUR llVt'nts coming to Home the n9°d11te~ and lob .,,,.., Math•• Gtaoys Kn19ht 11nd Host R•chard Kiley 15 Bo• Olhce'" November th.ii m11ke up Am• rtca' c.~!ly Simon ~·no somf' or 101ned by mediums rT!ys S PURLIE atw:ivs chanqinq ·"•JAi tOdllf• grn~tll\t 1111~ t•C:~lndghostlyqhnul'"'d MetbaMoorn RObl'1tGu1t· stJ1ltl.trd·. 1nr.tud1n9 · Tt1r-Way We siarttong aod un•Qut "•Pie> taumP and Sti.irm.on S W~AT'S UP AMERICA Wt•P Whut I 01d for ntion 01 ,..,m., ,,.01 HNl•slcy 11'-crPatp thetr Fealurt.<d Ami>rn e I ov& ano Nobody 00f'' Am&ti<:an gtiost stonAs 11qonat Bro.idway 1018'1 1n matadm J Q oup t b11ttr,r 4·30 5 MARVIN HAMLISCH· th" !timed stag111g "' the monlh td s"'' ' 10·30 S LAFF·A-THON THEY'RE PLAYING MY 8rn.idwtty mus1c111 .1orwt hOrn!""TldClP "'~'ti! 1" 11 A t t"medu1n hO~I .lnd four SONG tJl.fnt:itl •n hlP 1n Ge1"q at dat ng ..,rx.H"Q mo ·n ,.t I-. _omit.; 01t~ la ,.. wt-jo l 1za M 1nru)ll1 Johnr y theni compl'I•· .1Q.11n•,1 '"" Mathis Glady• Kmqhl '""1 EVENING g-OO Ci) HOLOCAUST · THf 111011"" ur" ff',\lur('d 1n th" C MIV Simon ~·ng somp 01 SURVIVORS GATHER A "''-"" ""'Cl tomt"•l~ 'J·1"'•' th& 1reat• •' htlS onclud1n9 7:00 O CASPER'S LOOK BACK , ____ s_h_ow ______________ Th_e __ w_n_y_w_ .. _w_ .. 1_e_; _____ H_A_L_Lo_w_e_E_N _______ • ..,_c t // 111/1/ 11111 I 'new I OWPLAYIN • l>OGS OF WAR • LEGEND Of: THE LOME RANGER • THE MALTESE FALCON • THE CONVERSATION • ATLANTIC CITY • THE FAN • F~IDAY THE 13th • GOING APE • MEATBALLS • ORCA THE KILLER WHALE Video Cassette Rentals • Ho club to loin, no 1Mtnbenhlp feet 1884-B HARBOR BL VD. ~· COSTA MESA• 646-8928 -I OOO's of movies available, all ~atlng1 < c. -< r ,.. 4 .... u. 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'HJ• p ·' 1rr• >0nd 0 I ~ 7:00 (;) ALCA I RAZ This doc omf'r11,,,, 1ooks at tne pr1..,on of Al ,11r..ti 7·30 H HBO SNEAK PREVIEW NOVEMBER H11 ... r.11r1d 1nd ~,,, r orruc• Jt~rr'1 Slillp1 •' d Ann( Mcar J 1111roC1 i t tr it rnov '"~ \Pf'< 1 .1~ 11 ,., 'tpor 1~ a,,..,,.,... -jonh. fi ,. r'"\ft, ,1 e• t'J A BARF TOI ~H OF MAGIC 8 00 S BIZARRE lltJUf I ' 1130 S LMF A·THON " • , lft ... ,, H•f-' I• Hit 111U1lhf•• ,l1t• tf-':~1tu11••j IO lfttll 1• ,.,.. ,. _, J.lml' .how 9:00 S Tl-IE WACKY INORLO OF JONA THAN WINTERS Gues1 01<.k Cini• 9:30 fH) PAUL SIMON Compasar poe1 and enter- the Week Ufh I f J h.J t .. lttt L. ll•),. 11 30 S GALLAGHER MAO AS HELL ltH• unprcd1ctablr Gal ldOht!t rt-turns w•th nHw "'" " 1 VI l ~ ' f ~ I ;t .. I I r~ I I t'j •I ) 1 ,)., I 1y tf 1 ' I f \JI t .Jd 1f 1 J• t•tJ f urroui t•...-1•01.-. 3·00 0 110 NEWS SPECIAL l Vt' V¥t'I agt of tt•f ldUUCh of tht< SpJC.t1 Shull!~ Columb•H S THE WACKV WORLD OF JONA THAN WINTERS (j •. 11c.I 01c lo' LIJrk 3 30 f) 8 NEWS SPECIAL •I is;._. I I ~p 0 t tiu'I Wednesday "P c 1ab NrWEMAf l'l ~ 11181 EVPllNO II 00 H THE NOTORIOUS JUMl"tNO moo OF C.llLA'vf•lAS COU~il A' " ,., . '•ii I 6 30 11 l HE StCRE1 OF BOYNE CASTLE r rirt,f"t' tf'I l to1. ''' Hu .ell !.l<H on lh" family advt 11lulf' ~t m lrttt.Jnd ul " youn11 Am<t••<.an l>Oy J11d no~ 1r1sh 1nond who t>oeome Involved In an espoooage plOI surround "'J Hr r )f1 S>MPHUNY·s Cf' .. TENNIAL t:t:Ll:.BRA l IUN c;.,,•t• Oz •wo ..-net thp Eso I S)mphony jft 1omect by 111hak Per1m.111 Leon tyror P"Ct! M~ll lav Ro< tt '' f Rv toil ~Pr~,,.. II I t1 lf1111 •01 tt r 1'1 ' I If I I, "' •t :,.I 1 t 1 ti ~ 1, H COUNTRY MUSIC: A FAMILY AFFAIR Sft ... ••ra1 of r-tuotry mu~" , l>t.•tter knovwn pt•ttorm1r1() f tmtltt! ~HP fPollUf.-d ,,, "0 'lo1t·1 u1<J Sh,.., ltty WP.,, tflf: K,•ric1dlC-. .uttJ l ,., GtJfl' a11J •h• G.ul11 l ,,. .... 11 00 fil THE BOSTON C:YMPHONY'S f t J IH •" •r lht ni 8 JO 5 THE WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS C.ut·~I T ud K"•Qfll 10·30 H MONEY M ATTERS Sµpctal Jdv•C'e"" pPfsonal 1n<1n<>~ mana11emen1 Of• topics ranging from income ta• savings to ,,,, lh ,, • ... '.:JO •, WrtAT SU~ M.AERK:.-. I I ,, ' ... 1 10 H COllNTRY MUSIC A fAMIU-AFFAIR ~e'W• ta ''' •1.mtty f"U':>4 bt llt'• •nCIY>n pWtc,.rnmq l.irmlles ure IP!llured int u1J1s g Dollie aod Stw j~ Nt--.1 tho l<Pr1(f,,1• 1ncJ I ttr/ < tll·n uu1 .,., c, 11111 ~' I -3 JO ~ ANIMAL YMPICS rtu•. ammnted c.ornPd'r' IPJlo.111ny tht!-vOtrt of l,11 d.t Ha1J it>' ,tnO 8111, Cr.,, tJt 11,,.,,.,, •. ,,., how Uh• vJf• (. \h lf "'·• prt•P ,,. for tn. " "' Ol1mP•t.. 1.m .. Thurday specials NOVEMBER 5, 1981 AnER"400N ! 30 , ANll .. ALYMPIC, ti•. t1 I t1r 1111• \'(Ht fl I.,,, . , ltld H aJ f.J'• f• fut p "I' t ii\' 1l1)'mr:1t ti,,,., .. ~ 'i 00 S I AFF-A THON 0 MILTON BERLE S MAO MAO WORLD OF COMEDY A l••Ok di tho 9""" lunny men of all 11me 1nc1ud1ng Burns .lnd Allen Laure and Hardy Cnarhfl Chap hn, Groucho Marx. Jack Benny Fllp Wilson Abboll and Cosletlo, Stave Allen '" ( '" EVl:N ) H T f-f ..... HFI I BOYNl • TL~ uJ,_, ,, ol J ) "1 g A" ... , LJr tJ ,1nd t ''It II 11t1 w, bOCtlfl '""'l\lt. esPt<>n.igl' plo1 ,.., r °"''" Ing a deff'<.t1n9 ~CIPol"I (Perl 3) 8•00 fil FAIR PLAY IN SPORTS rrom n tu oh If 'I 11 1 ,, ol th' ~· ,., t t" .uw:.u1.1 1"' of wompn" 1thlPt1r'> th•• special h.-t· ar11t"r t lCkf•tl lootage 1t1t1<1r111P.,..-> tmctuO ing Arm Mver~ uut C .'lthv Lee Cro~byt .ind qnoJ ,,,1 1d a<f\: q• • nGOU1t•lllfl9 fl.111 and ~·· fC1 ... e w1lh n,P I OorOU1y HJm1U PJt 1 II 30 H REMEMBER WHEN Th•) t:s 1(1-. 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REVIEW ANO PNMEW 5'..90 fJ NHl. HOCKEY Los ArlQ81es l<lnos llS. St Louis ~ lVEIMO 7:00 (1J) ot. YMPIAD "Women Gold Medal Win,_." ROAD TO THE SUPER BOWL Second-year running back Jewerl Thomas (33> of the Los Angeles Rams eludes a defender. The Rams will play host to the Detroit Lions Sunday at Anaheim Stadium. 7::30 ~ 90CCEA MADE IN GEAMAHY 8ayern Munle:h vs. Bayern Verdlngerl HO e IPORT8 AMENCA "Wom9n'• ProfNelonel Racquetball" (R) 11:00 e COi ' me FOOT8AU Oregon va. UCLA • MMIWU>< • OOlLEOE FOOT8AU use vs. WMhlngton State I 1:IO ([I NR. AEVllW AHO PMVIEW Sunday sports NOWMBEA 1, 1M1 MOANH) t:301 NA. • ., HF\. TODAY IN8IOE THE HF\. H09t• Len Dawson and Nlc:lt Buonlcontl Pf'_,I nlgnllghta of crlllcll 11amea, 1111alytls end pre- d1c11on1 of upcoming con· t•t• In the NFL 10:00 D HR. FOOTMU. Baltlmofe Cotta 11 Mleml OolpNna Cl) NA. FOOT8AU. Atlanta Falconi at New Or1eans Sainte 11::30 8 NR.'8 IUT EVER 12:;80 I HF\. TODAY HF\. 'tt 1:00 .. NA. FOOT8AU Detroit Lion• et LOS Ange- IM Raml Cl) WUTE1'H OUTDOOW .... N ([I NR. '8 llUT IVER "Runnen" a NF\. FOOT8AU ~ City Chlefa at S... Otego Ctlargen 1:IO Cl) OMATUT 8PORT8 LIGENOI 2:00. WEB<EHO HEA08 2:IO. AUTO RACING "lumberman'• 500" 3:30 lol COLLEGE FOOTBALL HtGHUOH'T8 "USC Ve Wlllfllngton" •:OO. UIC f'OOT9All. HIQHUQKT8 Hoa1: Ted 0.-. "USC Va. Waahlng1on State" •:30. GAEATUT 8PORT8 LEOENOI lWNN) 11:00 a IPORT8 8HAa< 11:IO I IPORT8 ANAL OOlLEOE FOOT8AU StanfOfd vs. Weshlngton Monday sports NOYSol8f.A 2. tM 1 EWNNG t:OO. 0 NF1.. FOOTBAU. MlnnMOta Vitttngs at Oeri- ¥9f 8roncoe Q t:00 9 DON CORYELL Costa Mesa's Only Complete Funeral Facilities • "Serving All Faiths'· Tuesday sports NOVEMBER 3, 19' 1 EV£NINO 7:20 0 NBA BA8KTE8All Los Ar19etes Lakers vs Pc><lland T 1111 818Z9'S Wednesday sports NOVEMBER 4, 1981 EVENIHO 1:20 0 N8A BASl<ETBAll Los Angeles Lal<e<a vr; Seattle SuperSoniea Thursday sports NOVEMBER 5, 1N 1 EVENING 7:30 (HJ INSlDE THE NFL Hosts Len Dawson and Nici< Buonocontt presen1 n1gn1 1gn1s of cro11c:11 games, ar>alysls and prt1 dlCtoons of upcoming con- tMts 1n the NFL 1:35 !H) INSIDE T'HE NFL Hosts Len OaW$0n end Nod! Buonoconto preHnl n lgnlights o.t crit1ca1 games. ana1v$;s and pr•· docllona of upoom1r19 con- test& In the NFL ABC teams with Pay-TV channel By P EPPER O'BRIEN TV sports giant ABC bas teamed up with the Entertainment and Sport.s Programming Network, cable's biggest sports channel: They've got their sights on the entire sports world, and it's going to carry a hefty price tag from now on. A BC Video Enterprises and Getty Oil ( ESPN is an 85 percent-owned subsidiary or the oil company) are turning out tbe first super pay-TV sports channel. As cable has snaked across the country, ABC has seen the message in its trail - money. ~PN, like broadcast TV, ls currently advertiser supported; this means that the public pays in the end, with the products they buy . Now ABC and Getty will be charging monthly for "special" sport! coverage. much like HBO charges movie buffs, or the pay-per-view deal during the Leonard-Hearns fight. This little 50-50 club would also provide ~PN, which heretofore bas relied on many sporting events that are either too esoteric or simply too dull for network TV, with ABC Sports' leftovers from its vast global coverage. It'll probably be a great channel when it debuts sometime in 1982. But it means that events that would have been broadcast for free (already becoming scarce, as evidenced by the current boxing scene), will now be snared for feevee. Al the moment, ABC and Getty are worried that there m~ be a sbortair:e of so-called suoer tvents, so they plan to create a few or their own. • =-Harbor Lawn· Mount Olive Men1orial Park· Mortuary· Mausoleums Burial In, Any Cemetery -Shipment Cremation. Plans Available 7 8 i Inside TV ~ ~ 0 8 'Quincy' explores 'Golden Hours' of treatment By JEFF PARKER Of , ... Olllty '°''"St.ff Espousing that the same kind of emergency care that saved the lives _of Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II is needed lo save the lives of the common folk too. Quincy Jack Klugman) will expose the poor procedures at a fictional hospital on the Wednesday night "Quincy." Io this episode, Quincy sees that a hospital doesn't give proper care, while a trauma unit does and a father and daughter hurt in the same accident come to different ends. The show stresses the importance of the "Golden Hour ," that first hour of medical care after a person is injured ... " In the drama, nmc year old Nick Sm ith learns values. discapbne and relationships when he is temporarily adopted by Greene and the Steelers Greene, who plays himself. has called it "a nice human·interest story." Greene may seem mean, but he's modest about his acling. "This is not acting, I'm still playing myself. There are many outstanding actors and actresses around who haven't had the opportunity I have been given I wanted to do this show without insulting the acting craft .: he said . . ' JACK KLUG MAN .. The ·Golden Hour· of medical care Those of you enjoyed the Coca-Cola commer cial in which Mean J oe Greene of the Pitts burgh Steelers accepts a coke and throws his jersey to a young boy, will be pleased to know that the commercial has been turned into a full-length telecast set for Nov. 15. Exotk dance enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that ··For Ladies Only." a television movie about a young actor who goes lo New York to find great success as an exotic dancer, is set to be broadcast Nov. 9 on NBC. It stars Gregory Harrison. and offers sequences filmed at Sardi's with Patti Davis Lee Grant Dinah Manoff, Marc 0Singer and See ··Quincy.·· Page 29 Letters 'Mr. Magoo' alive .. and ·doing well Is Jim Backus of "Mr. Magoo" aad "Gilligan's Island" still aUve? I beard tbat be passed away. The 68-year-old actor is very much alive. He and former ''Gilligan" co-star Natalie Schafer have signed to team up in a series of commercials. How many "Star .Wan" sequels are there going to be and when will tbe next oae be out? This is perhaps our most often-asked question. There will be nine "Star Wars" movies, with three that take place prior to the original, explaining how Darth Vader got lo be such an unpleasant chap. The next 11)0vie, "Revenge of the Jedi," will be the final installment in the trilogy featuring Luke (Mark Hamill>. Leia (Carrie Fisher) and Co. It will be released in the s ummer of '83. The "Star TV puzzle 4 5 6 7 8 9 Wars" sequ,t?ls s hould take us to the end of the century; there will be no sequels to this question, however. What was tbe n•me of I.be movie tlaat starred Ronald Reagan as a man wbo lost bis leg? I think It was one of bla biggest pictures. You're talking about Reagan's most successful film, "King's Row," released in 1941 and starring Robert Cummings and Ann Sheridan. The title of our president's autobiography, "Where's the Rest of Me?" was a take-off from the line in the film he delivers upon discovering the amputation. l recently saw Lance Kerwin on a late-night movie and thought tbat be starred a few years back in a TV series called "James at 15," or sometblog llM-tbat. Am I rtgbt! "James at 15'' premiered in the fall of 1977 an~ became ''James at 16" in February of '78. at ~h1ch stage Kerwin's character lost .his virginity m a controversial episode. (Send your letters to Pepper O'Brien United Feature Syndicate. 200 Park Avenue, Room 6o2, New York. 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KTTV tD 8:30 ·· .\iusic Cit\ News Top Country Hits of the Yea·r ... T <.1 n ra Tucker and .J im Stafford host country performers . Saturdays Details From Page 12 A 1educ11ve Dracula appears with howhng WOives. llylng bat s, thun- der and loghlnong on tto<s lhrilllng theatrleal produc.. Uon taped ltve at lhe Ed Sullivan Theatre on N V t: 15 ( Z) MOVIE * * * .. Slranger In Tt>e Hou.se" ( 19751 Keor Dullea. Olivia HIJSMy ·~ u III MAt<ING" LMNG A woman wtoom Sonny hasn't _,. on years lells h1m lhat he• the 1a1M1 or ,..., 8·yeat-old eon at MU8C CITY NEWS TOP COUNTRY HITS~ THEYUA Holl• Tanya Tueker and Jim Staflord toooor the 15 top IOngl Of t980 U Mlec:led by the rMder• of the nation'• Oldea1 coun1ry music publlcatlon, "Music City ~ " Faatured pet· IOfmetl Inell.a. Tammy 'Wynelle, Conway Twitty and Chet Allclna • MOVIE • • ·~ .. The Hound Of The 8Mlt~·· (11172) St-· art Granger, Wiiham Stoatn« t:oO 1J Cl) MOVIE 'Kiiiing Al Hell's Gate" (Premiel"e) Robet1 UrlCJI. Deborah Rattln 11 a THE NASHVILLE PALACE Hosts The Oak Ridge 8oy1 Guests Ed Md 1hhon. th4l Dalla• Cowboys Choerteadars, Mickey Gilley, Jotonny L ... Hank Wlhlams Jr , Janie Frlclce 8 tll LOVE BOAT Gopher dreams lhat he i. an edmif at, a f amou1 llng· er mee11 an Old boyfriend, and a glrf• father ~,,., chancea fOf love o • ,AW\.TY TOWPI An elderly hard·ol·heflrlng ~ melcn II,. difficult IOf 8aall and Manuel. (C)MOVIE * • "Terror Train" (1980) &.r1 JoMeon, Jamie L" CUrtla ~2S. '"Wl TY TOWEAS The entlte 1tatt of lhe llOtal once egaln find• lhelr pa1ienc;e llraioed by odd e1tcum11e-and tai. .. ..., • ~ "°""°" TMATMefT A loo!! 1*llnd the -of the ~ 10 ··The Rocky Horror Show" at W9ll aa Iha Rodcy Horror PtltoometlOI\ natnled by Jim Ladd lealurlng Sal Piro, Preald4lnt of th41 Roclty Horror StlOw Fan Club. <Ji)MCMI" + •~ "Siient ~..,,, .. { tMO) RebecCa eatdlng, v~o.caono. (l)flWMN H' .. llCH: THEY'RE Pl.A YING MY SOHO Lou Monnelll, Johnny Malhla, Gladys KnlQhl and Cltf1y Simon Sing some ol today's grea1e1t h111 including, .. The Way We Wete," "Whal I Oi<I FOf Love .. anc:l 'Nobody Doe. II Beller ·· 9:50 &;) FAWl TY TOWERS An Ame<ican tourist and hll wile 1ry e-··· tempe< to the limn 10:00 11 a mz ANO 80fojE8 Two newsmen investigate lhe oootrOvetSIBI slaying of •black youth~ 1 pol~ man. U (!)) 'AHTASY l8lANO A wealthy Eas18'1*' dis· -• anothet Mcie to the glamorous WH I, and Franlcen1tain'1 narn8SMe triea to P<OYe the legend· 1ry figure was mlaundet· stood o II MOVIE * ** "The Blue Max" ( 11164) George Peppard . J-Muon Ci) AUSTIN CfTY UMlT8 "Ray Prlee I Asleep At The Wheel" (O)MOVIE • • ··T .. ror Treon · ( 1980) Ben John90n, Jaml4l Lee Curtis 0MOYIE • • ··Friday The 13th" (11180) Betsy Palt'ne<, Adfl· enn4l King Cl)MOVIE • • "Slave Of The Cannl· l>al God" u..uta Andrus. 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(R)O G ®' COOERED (Premiere) A teen-109 8ftonlll wins the Sll'ft'lpalhy ol the filellghten ol Loa Angeles TUii Force One. tJ OAHC#il' MAH Ann Rttoldng, Slet of "All Thal Jazz," joins "Chofus Line" 111r Jeff HY1ioP for an hOur ol high·atepplng tntert elnment. • SONNY AND CHEA Gue.ta: wry l.wll tin<I the&ipr-. 8li) RAIHG LINE "The Myth Of Am«ican Homogeneity" au.t: Joel Ganeau, aulhOf 01 "The Nine Natlonl Of Nonh America.·· (C)UOVE * * "Big Wedneed1y" (1978) J.,,._Mk:hael Vin- cent, Wlllilim Katt (O)MOYIE ••• ''The Blue Lagoon" (1980) Brooke Shr.lda, Chriatopflet Atllinl. litMOYIE * 8 "TtNOt Train" ( 1980) Oen Jonnton, Jamie LM Curtll. (%)MOW * e "Flour• In A Land· tcape" ( 1989) Robe<t Shaw, Melc;olm Met>owell. 'PO' r::ao D HPE"a llOC>tllW1' 8oomer helpe a blind man. wflOM Melng eye dog dled.Q fD TAANNO 0008 TI4E W000H0US£ WAY "Pvc>c>ie•" Barbera Wood· houM ~ ther9 la no reeaon lor 1 puppy ...., to dirty in the houM cw bt a nulslnce to enyone 8:00 8 (I) MOVIE • * ~ "EY9tY Whldl W80J But LOOM" (i978) Cllnl Eutwooct. Sondr1 LOdle. a aCHIPI Jon Ind Pond> befriend e 12-)'Mf-old boy Mio ,, .. wllnelMd a m1rtju1n1- ~owlng operation -~WOALO CW JACOUU COUITtAU "Sleeping S11at111 Of Yue•· 111'1" Captain CowtHu eiq>lot• the e1<1raordinaty eclentllle phenomenon ol ahetQ that *8P In under· weterca.,. 8 ®' TOOAY'8 FBI (Premiere) A reilglou1 fanatic t1kea o.,.,. 1 fedel'el building and tllrNt-to klli his Clptl\lw • m MOVIE * e * "Fun With Dick And Jane.. (1977) George Segel. J-Fonda ., 80UOOOLD Ho.t· Andy Gibl> Collost Merilyn Mccoo Guea11 See Sunday's. Page 15 • Happiness • Success • 14 Years in Business Stunt··is makin·g 'Fall Guy' work By FRED ROTHENBERG A .. T ......... w.ttw NEW YORK (AP> -Moviegoers didn't buy Lee Majors, and his film career went nowhere. Now he returns to the more comfortable -and cheaper -medium of television. but it's still no bargain for the home viewer. The former Six Million Dollar Man is Colt Seavers, a Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as A REVIEW a bounty bunter when tricks are slim. The most aooealin2 thing about ABC's "Fall Guy" pilot was that it didn't take itself too seriously. Majors plays it cute with a sell-effacing manner, similar to his friend Burt Reynolds in the movies. Colt, like Jim Rockford in "The Rockford Files," is gun-shy and anti-violence. although brawls and fistfights always seem to find him. The problem with the mocking tone, though, is See STUNT. Page 22 BO LIDA Y FEl'ERJ .. GET IT It's fun -it's here -only a few days to go ... Turkey, cranberry sauce ... and PANACHE dress- ing -good for any occasion. See o ur selection of Holiday Clothes . . . and celebrate in style. PANACHE 221 Marine, Balboa Island KOCE~ 7:30 and ~CET@S:OO "The Boston Symphon~ ·s Centennial Celebration ... An all-star celebrat ion for the orchestra's IOOth birthday. CBS 8 9:00 .. The Other Victim ... William Devane and Jennifer O'Neill star m a premier e movie about a man whose life is chan(!ed when his wife is raped. ABC f) 9:00 "The Fall Gu~ .. Colt pursues a computer expert who stole millions and escaped to Mexico. ABC f) 10:00 "Oynast) ... The Sl'ason premiere has Blake stunned b) the appearance of his ex ·wife. Sundays Details From Page 14 Pat Benatat, Air Supply, The Greg Kihn Band, An.ne Murray. Stevie Woods, Don McLean, Denny & The Jun.on fl) NOVA 'Old Oar .. 1n Get II wrooo?" Ctiattenoes to the theory OI evolutlon whtCh ate coming lrom evidence 1n lossils and bio1o9Y tabo- ralC>f 181 ere HplC>fed. c:;i 81) MASTERPIECE THEAn.E "A Town Uke Allee" Jean and .J04 ate reunited 1n Australia, but Jean haa dil· llcully edjusllng to Iha hanh outbeek and Inhos- pitable local• (Pert 5) c:;i MOVIE • * • * "Ordinary Peo- ple" ( 1980) Mery Tylet Moore. Donak! Sutherland [S)MOVIE ••~ "Foxes" (1980) Jodie Foslet, Sally Kellet· "'-'· t:OO II (Bl MOVIE "Death Of A Clr11.,1old Tl~ DO<othy Straiten Sto- ry" (Premiere) JMloe Lee Curtil. Bruce Weltz U WILD KlHGOOM "Sherk Peele 0 1 Enlwetol<" Or Donald Nelson reMarohes what cautes lllerk1 to alleclc. (A) a a MOVIE ** • • "The Ooodbye Gitt" ( 1977) Aictterd O.ey- lu11. Merana Muon • HEEHAW Queal•· Joe Stampley, T errl Qlbbe. Boacer Wiiiie, Mllllon Dollar Band • MA8TtN'tECE Tl4f.ATAE "A Town Like Ab" ,,_, and J~ we reunited In Austral&. but JeM hae dlf· flcuny adjusting to the hatlh OU1beolc and Inna. j)llable loc8ll (Pan S) O I!> MOVIE * * • * "Wlnteraet" ( 1938) John Carradine. au1oeu Meredith CC)M0\11£ * 8 * The N-Land l t972) Liv Ullmann, Max 11on Sydow. IOlM<ME • • 'lo "Used Cars • ( 1980) Kun Russell. Jed< Warden @MOVIE • * ''t "A SmaM Ctfcie Of Friends" ( 1980) Brad Dav- is. Katen Allen IZ)MOVIE * • "Wiiiie & Phil ( t980) MICheel Ontkean, Margot Kidder 10:00 SI JOHH CALLAWAY IHTEAVIEW8 Or Jona Selk dlscu- hla Ide" at>out the phUo- SQC>hlc:al nahKe 01 tcteflltl· le Inquiry and why he la <>e>llmillk: al>OUt human destiny. (S)MOVIE * * * ' Coal Miner s Daughter" (1980) Sissy Spacek. Tommy lee Jones. 10:15 Otl ON LOCATIOH "The Third Annual Rich Little And The GrNt Pre. I~" Alch Is joined by talented ltnpresalonlsta 'fhom Braah and Julie 0... 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II p«suaci.c:t IO put on a poliOe office<'• uni· lom1 to help pr-I a rumble be'-! two rival gangs 0 YOU ASKED FOR rT Featured "Captain Amer•· ca·,. Dew Imo Snalles And Piranhas" llOd "Underwa· ter M9(11cian " ID M0A08°H Hawtieye ~ 10 dlS· gusted With !he peace talks that he taites matters Into his own hands fl) OVER EASY G.-i. Bot> and Dolor• Hope 0 a Tl4E MUP9ET8 G.-1 Roy Clark (CJMOVIE *. "Roadie" ( 1980) Meat I.Oii!. Kalu Hunter (O)MOVIE * * "Tha Odd Ang.ry SllOt" ( 1979) Graham Ken· nedy, Jofw\ Hwgr--0 MOYllE * * 'h "Tiie ~ Bomb" ( 1980) Don Adams. S~ Krlat91 (Z)MOW: • • • • "Oertu uzala" (1975) Ywl ~. Maa- lm MUluull Directed by Alllta Kut-. 7:30 8 2 OH THE TOWN FeahKed: a look at the pr-or undetwaler chlldblrth; an 1n1 ..... i.w with s.-i SI ~ highlight• of !tie Sptdml Olympics: an ~ on rod! 'n' rOll ~. Unta Alchard . eLAYBWE&---.eY &COIWPNf'f ~ .... Shittey'• help In c». llOplng • more demur• pertc>naltty. • w·A·a·H For a l9w days !tie <40171h ha no casu.rtlea, but wtlerl the righting s>k*• up, lt'a bad! to ~ as UIUal I» OAIEAT ~ "The HOUM OI Mirth" Ger- eldlne ~ at8f'I .. Edith Whafton'a most Otl- e«>tea.d lletlonal heroine, Liiy 8ar1, In an edllptMion ol Ille Plllltnr Prlz&.wfn. n!ng noWllsl'• story of .._ Yorti 01)''a .odal arlatoc:r.cy dlirlng Ille --ty 1900s ()) P .M. MAGAZINE A man wflO dimM lkys- c:r~; children who ere achoOled at home. --9 ()) f'NVATI ~ ~ , ... for • hand- -pitta Malter whl6e the priva1• are on a ttw- houf ~· (Part 1) 8 QI UTTI.E M008I OH THIE 11'RA1N! A teaohar triee to loroe rw. romanllc altlll\liOn• on ~·o 0 MOYIE See Monday's. Page 17 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ·~i:......... 14 t: .._T......_. te-~-c:...· .a..GM.. ........ 1,..,_. ... ........ It's Mel Ferrer vs Johnny Carson By BOB THOMAS '"-..... ~~ HOLLYWOOD (AP) -What is Mel Ferrer doing in a late-night soap opera? Having fun, be insists. If Elizabeth Taylor can make a guest appearance on "General Hospital," why can't Ferrer star in "Behind the Screen?" He's doing just that each Friday on CBS' answer to Johnny Carson. "Behind the Screen" may be the ultimate in the peculiar art that has spread from the daylight hours into prime time ("Dallas," "Flamingo Road") and now into the insomnia period. The new once-a-week half-hour is a soap opera about a soap opera. The cast: Ferrer, a powerful Hollywood promoter; Janine Turner, star of the serial ''Generations,·· a nd victim of Ferrer's manipulation; Joanne Linville, her crippled, am bilious mother; Michael Sabatino, a serious actor slumming in "Generations;·' Joshua Bryant, his father and producer of the series; and more. "When they sent me the script," said Ferrer, "I was immediately interested because David J acobs' name was on it . David created 'Dallas,' and I am a mad 'Dallas' fan. I think Larry Hagman has made a creative and inventive character out of J . R. and I have an eye for Sue Ellen (Linda Evans>." Ferrer djscovered that taping a half-hour weekly show is no easy chore. The "Behind the Screen" cast rehearses at CBS Television center on Friday, tapes on Saturday and Sunday. Reason for the weekend taping: "Behind the Screen" uses the stage oecupied by "Archie Bunker's Place" during the week. The series came along at just the right time for him, Ferrer said. "I had be~n livinc in Switzerland and ma)cjng three pictures a year - Italian, Spanish, French, German, English," he explained. "Production in Europe has become very tight, except in Germany. In Italy there is very little money to finance rilms. "So it seemed like a good time to resurface here. I have an avocado and lemon ranch in Carpinteria {80 miles northwest) that I wanted to look after. And I'm developing 'Peter Pan' at Paramount." Ferrer has long held the film rights to the James Barrie classic, once planned it for bis then-wife Audrey Hepburn. For a time Mia Farrow was to star. Now producer Ferrer has a revolutionary idea: Peter Pan will be played by a boy. "But not Ricky Schroeder," be added. "I have already talked to Ricky, but he is already too old to play Peter." • Care/ ree Perms Could Be .lust Your Style' Nature Cutters has total Hair Care for men & women Nail Special: Sculptured Nalls By Julie 01/t'I Uplrl'.~ 1(1 ,1/ ~I $15.00 Tube Toppers KOCE® 7:30 and KCET ,lJ 8:00 ··Th<.• llouse of '.\<firth ." Geraldine Chaplin s tars 1n an adaptat ion of Edith Wharton's stor) of social aristocrac). KHJ 0 8 :00 "The Day of lhl' Dolphin." George C Scott and Trish Va n Devere star in a movie about a scientist a nd his trained dolphin who hecaml' involved in ;m assassination plot. KOCE ~ 9:00 and KCET D 10 :00 ··Holocaust the Surnvors Gathe r : A Look Back ·· Highlights of a gathering of J ewish Holocaust s urvirnrs held last June. ABC fl 10:00 "Dirty Harry " Clint Eastwood and Harry Guardino star in an action-fill e d movi e about a cop dete rmined to bring in a killer. Mondars Details From Page 16 * * "Exll The 0rllg0n, Entet The Tlgel'" I 111n1 Bruce LI. G MOW *** "The Day Of TM Oolpti.n·· ( 1973) George C Scott. Trtsh Van Devera • PM. MAGAZINE Meet Lola, the real-life ~ ol the Stetdutt Belt· room: cNld<en who are IChooled at hOme; Linde H111r19 1111111 a rench family In Our11n9<>. Colofado. Chef T .. clatlflee bullet. • MOVIE * * ~ "Ven Nuys Blvd.'' ( 1979) Bill Adi«, Cynthia Wood e GREAT PEAFOMIANCO "TM HouM Of Mirth" Ger· aldlne Chaplin flat• u Edith Wharton'• moat cel- ebrat9d llcllon• heroine. Liiy 8111'1. in an .OeptaHon of tM PuNttllf Prlt ...... n- nlng nc>Yeltsl'• sta<y ol New York Clly'1 IOcial 8'1stoc:r acy dutlng the -• 'r_1900s CR,) AEMIEMllER WHEN .•. 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Jean Stapleton fCIMOVIE • • "The Baltlmore Bui· lel" (1980) James Coburn. Om81Sha<ll (0 )MOVIE • • • * .. Animal Creek· era·· ( 1930) Marx Brolhers. Mergatel Dumont 0ALCATRAZ Thi• documentary IOOks al lhe pfiSon ol Alcat r 81 7:30 IJ 2 OH TME TOWN FN1uted a look al lhe feuding MondaYi brOlhe<s. 1he mud baths al Calisto- ga. a natural geyser Oull may predict earthqu.-es, • look at how Champagne ~~a<le. 8 lamtty-run wrn· ery 8 LAV£Nte I 8HtAl.EY I COMPANY A Germln Clellvery "'811 lainta in the girls' apart. ment. D EYEOHL.A. FN1~ a vbit to • gun Club in 8everty Hilla wfler• affluent cltLcana are ,..,.n. Ing to uae tire anna; a loolt at who writes cornme;-clalS, a visit with -high dlwra.. • M•A•&•H The 1>9raonnel ol 1118 4077th raepond in the usu- al manner wnen iwp()ly Hnea are cut lhort and 1hey lace CtiUCal ahortagn (]) P.M. MAGAlJNE Vlslt the moat sought atter stunt drMng tNm In Hotly· wood. ltJ) H80 SNEAK PfEVEw. NOVEM8EA Hutband·end-wlfe comlet Jerry Stlllar and Anne MNra Introduce the mov· 181. apec1a11 and "'°"' events coming lo Home Box Office In November 0 A 8AAE TOUC.. Of' MAOtC Workl-daas magician Shl· m,da, the smoke-eating Comtlnl and an exc11tng 'executton' by guillo11na are tea1ured 1n this tun-- Nied evening or ahowg111a and dauflng meg1ea1 tea1s ZIMOVIE • • '' 'V111cent. Franco<& . Paul And The Others (197•) Yves Montano Miehe! Ptecoll t..-00 8 THE DUKES Of' HAZZARD Uncle Jesse geta arrested """""'he attempt• to help a lyO!Uve etcape from Bosa See T1Jesday·s. Page 21 ~~~--::=:::--~~~~~~~~~-,::,.---~-:::=--=,,,_=-~~-=---::==-====-=,.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ all and put Cash in your poc~t! DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollar.s - Special fl at rate for non-commercial users offering mcrchan· rli se priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days or onC'. Minimum three lines Extra ljnes just $2.60 for 8 days. ... 'Fitz and Bones' should be stifled From Page 2 religion gets to a point where a man's rtfeds in danger and he must leave his home. And possibly yo u cannot understand that either. BANI-SADR: Well , your country is a country where there is a constitution. You say that you're for freedom in the United States. That you are a democratic country . . . or so you say. SNYDER: That was not the question, nor was it what I said. BANI-SADR : Yes, yes. Wait minute. Let me finish. You dominate other people. Why? SNYDER (As Bani-Sadr begins speaking in French>: I -Excuse. I ... BANI-SADR: Yes. You don't say that because vo u dominate other people that there is no libertv at home in the United States. Do you see what I naean? THE G&EENE THING: Where do networks get their inspirations for new shows? MosUy, as this year's program line-up indicates, from old shows. Sometimes they get creative and steal an idea from a movie. In desperate moments, they'll turn to real life for a plot. Now -in what may be a first (and, we hope, a last> -NBC is offering a show based upon a commercial. Remember that soft drink ad in which Pittsburgh Steeler Mean Joe Greene is offered a Coke by a kid? In appreciation , Joe throws the Uttle bugger his sweaty. disgusting jersey and disappears into the stadium. Isn't it cute? Execs on NBC's Project Peacock thought it was cute enough to expand the 30-second spot into a one-hour special called .. The Steeler and the Pittsburgh Kid," to air Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. "lo the drama," says a network publicist, • '9-year-old Nick Smith, playoo by Henry Thomas, learns about values, discipline and relationships when he is temporarily adopted by Greene and the Steelers. Greene and the team, in turn, are affec\00 and inspiroo by the boy's enthusiasm." Sounds heavy. We may have a whole new genre going here. Among the possibilities: -"The Buns Factor." All the women in a small midwestern town are struck by a mysterious affliction -The Jordache Look -causing them to bend at the waist and smile disarmingly through their legs at the people behind them. -"Mr. Whipple and the Charmin Syndrome.'' A mild-mannered suburban grocer defends himself before a jury of housewives on charges of unusual fetishism. -"Night of the Dog Spot." Cal Worthington is pursued throughout a vast usoo car lot by a tiger, a llama, an ostrich, a hippopotamus. a steer and a 1974 Pinto. -"Scope in the Morning.'' An upwardly mobile couple are magnetically repelloo from each other ~very time they wake up and can only communicate after swilling green slime. -"American Express." A family from Ohio is forced to survive by eating rich people's garbage in Biarritz after Karl Malden steals their traveler's checks. -"The Cathy Rigby Show." Aw, skip it. ~ l1llyPllat Classifieds ~~~1 @ 642-5678 charge it ~ by phone From South Legun• a North County cell 540-1220 toll.fr••· ~Toppers NBC f!J 8. 00 .. Father Murph)." Miners and a schoolteacher protect a group of children left orphans in this premiere program KCET ~ 8:00 and KOCE 9 9:00 ..Cosmos: Travelers· Tale's ... Carl Sagan re-creates the Holland of Huygens·s era and visits J PL. CBS fJ 9:00 ··The Princess a nd the Cabbie." Valerie Berlinclli stars as a young woman hidden a\\ay from the world because of a learning disability in this premiere mo\'ic ABC f1 10 :00 .. Hart to flart .. A bodyguard is killed aboard a luxur~ passenger train carrying Jonathan and Jennifer --Tuesdays Details From Page~ Hogg_'• ctvtc:Ns. 8 Qt FATHEll MUAPH'Y (Prem••) A '""* and N1 partl*' ,..,.,. up with • schoolteact>et to pro1.ct • group ot youngster• left orphal1s by • gOld Clalm oontrontauon o U MOVIE • • .. My Name C•lled Bruce'. Brue. L•. 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D lAVEANE & 8H1ALEY &COMPANY Alter Shlrley la Injured In a fall, she und«goes • oom: plat• l*'aona.llly change • EY£0NLA. FeatureCI: a look at day· Ume 90ap ope<U; I Yial1 10 the opening of "Peter Pan:· • M'A•S•H Hawt.eye and Trapper's plans to go 10 Tokyo ••• 1ntettupled by IM IUft- c:let of 50m4t wounded u.s ao«Slerl by the ChlneN CD TME808TON SYMPHONY'S CENT9NAL CELDRATIOH s.ljl Oz.ewe and the eot.. lon Symphony era joined by lbhak Perlman, Leo<1< lyne Price. Mtll...., Rol.- lropoYictt, RudOlf Set1<1n and lsMC s1 .. n for • con- cer I catebralfnQ Ill• orchellra·a 100111 birthday . CJ) p ..... MAOAlJNE A oon11nuaoon of a Viall to Illa motl aought alt .. 11unt driving ~ In Holl)'woocl. (}I) OOUNTAY MUSIC: A ,,..., y /;RN/ft s.-ai of COUl'ltry ll'IU9IC't better know11 performing lamlllet are featured tnckodlng Dottle and Shel- ley W91: Ille K~ end Leny O.tlitl Md the Oatlln 9rottlata. (l)MOYll 1' * .. Wiiiia & PM" (1880) StP Wcdne"®y's. Pagt 13 • • • Stunt • IS making "Fall Guy' work From Page 15 that Majors isn't much of an 1ctor. In need of s ome bionic emotions, be 1ppears to be sleepwalking through the role or, maybe, he landed wrong on too many stunt.a. He bas enlisted the support of several friends In the two-hour pilot. If this Is the best they could do. then there's little hope for the aeries. Paul WUllam.s, James Coburn and Farrlh Fawcett, who used to be m1rrled to Majors, have cameo roles. Majors appears fn • dress and blond wia. filling ln for Miss Fawcett on a stunt. "Are you takin1 ca_re of yourself?" Miss Fawcett aaka. The theme song bemoanln1 the fate of the stuntman who gets no 1lory ahd no leading lady has potential, but then the sUly dJalo1ue and 1ctJon begin. The ponderous plot involves a crooked sheriff from Arizona < EddJe Albe:rt) who Jumps ball on a hlt·and-run charge ln Calllomia. The batlbondswoman <Janet Lelgb in lht pUot, J o Ann Pflug in the series) 1lves Coll the assignment of tracking down th 1heritf. Colt concoct. a plan to gel the aherllf to leave hls H nctuary lo Arizona, wher be ta unt.ouch1ble. Colt gels help from his cousin, Howte (Doug Barr), who plays the traditional buffoon lo the series. The runnln1 t heme of Howle having specialiied ln. some field of academia Jn seven different colleges should be run out of town. Howie has an eye for the l1diea, and the wriler-9 use tbe sophlstkated technJque of bavinc Howie stop 1ood·looklng women ln the sheriff's town to round out the story. 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Santana Aerobic Center Introduces Pani p;td Aerobics and Janercise Classes Fall Classes Now Forming For October 22, 6 p.m. Facilities Include: • Showers & locker Room • Weight Room • Whirlpool & Sauna •Steam Room • 1 O Regulation Racquetball Cts. • Toiletries anct Accessorie~ • Towels ~ Laundry Service •Tanning Tables ·catl for Racquetball Reservations 540-061 I • Daytime Drama Jenny goes to police B> L \'NOA HIRSC'H ALL ~1\' CHU.DRE~: Learn1n~ Sean and Mon1qUl' an· '>llll lo\ t•rs. Palmer lt.'lb Sean Nin;.i '" off limits but ScJn counlt:'r.., w1lh know lr cl ,.:£' Mon1qul· 1s '\Jirw l> mothl·r and Lhrl'Jlt'us lo tdl all 'n PalniC'r ,Jill'l''-'" lo It'! ~l·.1 11 <'ont llllll' to \""' \ 111.1 To l'O\ <·1 h1' feeling, 1111 \ina St' U 11 ill> ks :\I on I q U l' I Cl rnarn him ancl -.h1• h.1111111' ag1 l'l':i ~lon1que ho1a•lul lh<JI l.11u 1:-l•"; s ktlltul dcft•nH of Chlf w 111 ma kt• 11 11nn11t·ci.sar~ for hr1 10 c· o m e r o r w " 1 <I w 1 t h t'\ 1dcnn :'licarl~ r.1JJl•ll 1n holrl runm b\ lalc•nl .igenl. .frnn.' · S<J\ l'd II\ J e:.sie, then ~oes to polu·c· with M} rt le against Opal s wishes . When Brandon orders Erica 11e~e1 to 'l'C Kenl. she• stalks out anll Brandon warns l\enl to Sla} awa) EnC'a rne, lo Pinc Vulle} in Kent s priv ate Jel to test1f) JI C liff's tria l Currie's roommate is interes ted in Mark. J essie quits r oxy s Arriving home early. he decides to babysit with Carl, accidentally starts a fire but saves the lad rrom the flames. Greg Nelson befriends Jenny ANOTHER WORLD : Marianne advises Kit to let go or Rick 1f she really wants Jamie Jamie comes face ·to-face with Ed Black. but due to physical changes does not recognize Ed as his father, Stephen r rame Ag h ast when the judge awards custody or Amanda to Mac. Rachel puts hold on being with Mitch Clance goes to Rick to discuss her (ears about obscene phone calls. Jason gets job as r estaurant manager at Black Hawk project Sally t el l s Jami e Cecillc 's pregnant: he says it can't be his. AS THE WORLD T U R NS: When Conn ie demands money to gl\'e Hayley for college. Ja mes sells his racehorse Connie gives money to llayley, who drops lawsuit but says no way to Connie staying with her. Dee i~ off to Dominican Republic to divorce John Brad shows up at her hotel and the two spend the night together. Jeff gets hold or benefit money before Dr llowell John catches up with Do nald Sanders, who is really David. and 1s aware that David has amnes111 and Is planning to wed Cynthia. Leaming Eric and Hnyley have not made love. Karen sees her chance to rnovc In. Uneware he Is 1mu&fllin1l cOt'einc In the ahlpmtnt. Steve goe11 to Chicago to pick up James' order G E T T I N G M A R R I E D E m m \' Award -winning Do uglass Wa t son. who plays :\1ac Cory. and Linda Borgeson. a!'> Alt ce Frame. are a beaming couple as they announce their e ngagemc!nl on .. Another World," weekdays al 1 p.m . on NBC <Ch ~). Sneaking into nightclub. David sees Trish and Scott) u nd promi ses th at everything will be all nJ(hl. The Hortons learn Oav1d 1s s till in town llit man follows Mike to David's hideout. comes back later and s hoots David Mike feels David's wounds are seriou s Wh en Maggie starts natural childbirth ~l asses. Mic key i s n 't certain he should attend .Jessie. still surrering split personabty. moves in with To m and Allee. J essie admits to J 11ke she and Angel are both virgins Lee calls Don from Europe and says Liz never divorced her husband the Count, causing Don to head for Paris When a waitress he was with the night the rirs t victim was murde red comes forward. Todd is cleared and gOC6 lo clinic to dry out DOCTORS: Carolee fl.rids Maggie's morning sickness pills. but she says they're merely anti hista mines . Sara's grandfather is Roger Willie, a n d h e decides to take the child to Tennessee rinding Kalle at Matt's, Margie thinks he has another girlfriend KaUe rears that Mike will arrive in town and send her awa} Maggie is renting Murray's condominium and he has his eyes on her l.earning Kalle is Mike's wife. Mau invites her to stay with him. EDGE OF NIGHT : Valerie 1C<1mes face·to·fact' with Jim Didrlckson Miles meeu a new patient named Jinx and discovers she's dy1n1. Jody 1s di covertd in the Whitney •Utc and Is n nt homto S~ncer tells Raven that h1$ boss In Washington ma} ha\e been responsible for the death of the new pohce detective'!! father GENERAL HOSPITAL: Luke turns down chance to work at ELQ headquarters and several other Jobi.. Scorpio says no to writing book about his experiences a n d also to being Port C h11rle s' p o li ce commissioner Trapped in elevator with Alan. Monica tells him she will not me for divorce, that he must mak e the fi r s t move. Heather gels letter from J eff's lawyer saying he wants divorce and total custody of Stephen Lars. Heather asks her mother t.o help he r win p a rtial custody, but Alice plans to make certain J eff has sole custody. Wh e n divorce decree arrives at lhe law office. Lee. who has taken a few drinks. hides 1t and considers detst roying it. When the prowler identifies poLicewoman as the voice of woman h e hea rd in Dian11 's apartme nt the night she was murdered. Joe is certain the prowler ls the mu·rderer. but Ramsey is not so certain ONE LIFE TO LIVE: T e d makes certain Ed r atches Marco taking counterfeit plates that were stash e d in Edwina 's apartm(lnl. Ed arres t s Marco, who plans to jump bail because he can't bear lhe thought or returning to prit1on Steve asks Karen to go a wax with him 11nd ri." a lart counlerfril buslncu. Cassie ond Oortan try ti) work out mother daughter relation hip Rafe decides to aet 8 phony p.tssport for Nicole so s he can s plit Llanvicw. but she really wants 10 deMroy Ai.a When P at rC'al1 zes \'ic·k 1's engagement ring 1s thl' om• Ni('olt'. wort', CHnt 1s aware that :\-.:.. 1s probabl} hiding N 1 l' o I c s o m e w h l' r t• 1 n Ll unv1l•w R\'AN'S llOP E : Fo1 immunity against proscc·ution. Joe .igrt>cs lo trap Vartobu wilh h1~ dru.: opl'ratmn Rae rehires Jack and puts h1i. framt· up stnq 011 page one R.il' h1rei. El1Labt•th Hyan ai:. her sc•c·rt•tar} 's assistant Jill off tn EuroJX' to st•<· Ari. an CXIJl'rl on i-;f!yptulogy and a1 t·hac'Olog~ With her :.oap OfH' ra railing B 11 rba r a wants t o l!l'l dosl•r t o Sl•ncta but ht• wants his frt•<•<lum fc11 no\1 Th<' l'ry ~tal t'alar<· 1s thC' ... 11t· of 'Thr· l'rnl<' and l'us~lon ·., 2:ir d .111111 q •r,a r~ flJ rt) S1ohhan gol'S to ~1s1t J oe, un ,111 J rt• \'artob,1 ':. men arl' on lht• way S EARC ll FOR TOMORROW: l.1 7a und 11a'1:-arc 111 llonl! Kon~ lo ·~carch for h1~ flllhC'r, ;mtl Sunn.' sh.111·s up to c·m·cr lh<• st on I hl't.'<1 by S} lvll' to get thC' Jade. OJ stranger mugs L11a antl Tru\'1:-., but does nol g<'l the guod~ Wend,\ UPM~t by Zack i; sudden disappcurancc Stu s till shattered bv Ellie 's running off with ihe chef Steph anie and Ma rtin disappointed because they are given httle opportunity lo see Brian train for the big fight TEXi\S: Billy Joe being drugged by Beau, but he thinks Phil's the culprit Ruby plans to plant the pills on Phil. Bubba attacks Lurlene, but s he pu'shes him down the stairs before he does any maJOr harm Phil aware that Ruby trying lo get him drunk all the time Paige admits to Dennis she married him for mone) but loves him now G inny gets letter from Steve saying that he 1s in Montana and goes with Ryan to find the child, but he's already left YO U NG ANO THE RESTLESS: April's twin, Barbara. is involved in a drug operation. She leaves hospilal to be with her father. John Harding. An a n tagonistic Barbara is told by John that she was adopted and that he paid S3SOO for her . April and Paul return to Genoa City and reaffirm their love for each olber Dorolhy calls Greg and l.yingly says lhat April missed hjm when she was away, J ack is slapped with million-<lollar lawsuit from Jill. VaMsiin writes venomous letter to herselr and signs Laurie's name Have a question aboul your favorite soap or soap s tar ? Write to l.ynda Hir sch . c l o f-·l e ld Newspaper S)'ndicalc. P.O. Rox 111620, l r \•lne, Calit. 92'714 She will answer llS many q!Je$UOM as she can In her column. but t he volume of m all• ma.k~s person•I replies impo!llllble 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The private u l timat e 1n ladie's fitness centers expands from Lagun a t o Newport by popular demand! TOURS Sat Ir Sun. Oct. 31st & Nov. 1st 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Y CHI Wil • 1...,-esMd For Funher Info Pti. ~-8828 or Girls' Gym Laguna 497-1022 J()in ~()W & ~ave! l)()% ()ff ()n I lnitiati()n r=ee ()()n~t Wait .... OfllMHJ CMlly Yoga Weight Training Body Building Aerobics Dancercize Private Exercise Instruction Boutique Sauna J acuzzi Lockers Showers Grooming Parking · • Location CHECK IT OUT! re>r lnfe>rmatl«>n J>he>ne t34f3·88~8 Located At 2902 Weal Coast Highway, Newpon Beach, Californ11 I btlhind Ufflted Auto Perlt A flHt I 0# t7 ... 28 ... co O> ... Movie Guide for the Week Friday m ovies OCT08ER30, IN1 E\IENINO Cl 8.-00 ( C • • King Solomon ! o Mones (1950) Oeboteh -J Kerr. St-lft Granger A search lor King Solomon s diamond mones takes us deep onto the scenlC and colorful Alrican jungle is••*•'• "The Haunt •ng' l 1963) Juhe Hams Ct111e Bloom Four d1apara1e people tnvos11- ga1e a house with an lfllamous reputation for supe<naturalgotngS,.()n 0 • * 1~ L11tMI Mt$$ Marker" 11980) Wiiier Matthau, Julie Andr-s BISed on the Damon Runyon story A grull. stin- gy 1930s bOOl\Ml"s 1118 IS turned around when he accepts a 6-ye111-old mop-. pel as a marker for a rac- ing bet PG 7:00 (0) •It•'" 'The Musk: Man·· ( 1962) Robet1 Pres- ton. Shirley Jones A tut· 111~1ng sateam&n comes 10 a small town on low• to organize a boys· band and Inadvertently lllts In love wtlh an unmatrled kbrat .. en (l ) • * 'W illie & Phtl" ( 1980) Mochael Onlkean. Margot Kidder Three peo- ple 1>eg1n 1 1r1anguler romance in Gr--.wich Vil- lage that continue• throughout the m«curtal 80dal mitoeu ol the '70. 'R' l:GO ••• 1.-'t "The Senllnel" (1977) Ctw11 Sarandon. Cristina ~ A young woman's Ille I• lrrevocal>ly changed When she moves Into a llni8ter brownstone wtlOM only oti-tenant la • l>llnd priest 8 ****"The Man From Laramie" ( 1955) Jamet Stawat1. Wlll- Ford A man aeeka rev.nge on the gunrunnert re1pon1ible for his brothet'• death • * * 1.-'t "The Mtldcln- tOlll Man" ( 1973) PIUI "-nan, Dominique San- da. Baaed on a r>o....c by Oearnond 8-oMY-A Brltlth lntelltgence agent end hie ........ cohot1 .,. lotced to cope with double agent• and trlple-cloes. on thelt mlulon to ~"'9' • com- munt8t f9Y. (C) * ....... "On The Town .. (1950) Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra A Irie> ol -ior. team up wtth a tllll dn..., and an enthropole>- glat to 'find e beautiful glfl wtloM picture 11 dltplayed In the IUbway * * 'h "Fade To BIKa" ( t980) Dennis CMatophef. Linda Kerrldge. A di ... turbed young mo\118 fltl reacts lo romantic rejec:· lion by committing muf· def-I In the gulM and atyle of hie lavorite acr-Yll- leif'8 'R' (I) * * ''When A St~ Clllla" (19711) Carol K-. Chat1-Durning. Whtie baoby91CtJno. • young girt la '8ITortmd by phof'9 call trom a peydtotlc: tclllet. 'R' •••• * "ChtnalO*ft" ( tt 7 4) J.cll NichoteOtl. ,_.. ~ Owrino the , ..... ~~M lllw•lgeew a c.. tNt ,...... • tnll °' CClm.tp- ..... lnoall Md f'IMlrdoat. 'R' ......... ~ .. , .. ( tf1') '*'-I Pf T ICI. .......... Ourtra °" ... ............. ,.,.,,.,.., ...... '""".,.. ~ ......... ~-°". small town l' • • '1TeHor Tra1n · 11980) Seti JOhnson. Jamie Lee Cu<t1s A cOlleg4I tra- tern1ty"• New Year's mas- querade party turns inlo a nigh1mare when • v1nd1C· live guest $111/IS k1lh09 Off the psrty-g<>41<s R 10:00(C) ••'/\"A Small Circle 01 Friends'" I 1980) Brad Davit, Ka1en Allen In lhe 1960s the tnend5tl1p and 1<1eallsm of three Harv&rd students is threatened when one of them 1s draft- ed 10 ~· m Vietnam "R" , H) * * * '> Tho Parallax View" ( t974) Warren Beat- ty_ Paula Prenhss An 1nves11ga11ve tt1porter 1111emp1s to uncollOf a no1ionw1de network of political assassins I SJ * * 1-'t "The Sh1n1ng·· ( t980) Jack Nicholson. Shelley Duvall D11ec1e<1 by Stanley Kubrick A former sct>oolteacher hired as a winter caretaker tor a remote, and appatently haunted. Colorado hotel. is snowbound there with his wile and clairvoyant young son "R" 10:30 0 * * * "The ldolm1k· er"' ( 1980) Ray Shat1tey_ Tovah F9ktshuh A manl- pulatrve manager uses var- ious ploys to c1taputt t...o te«l·agetS Into pop slng- lr:>i sterdom ·PG' ( D • • •11 ·"The OtYlne Nymph' ( 1979) L1ura Antoneil•. Terence S11mp. 11:00 (OJ * e ··The Lady Van· ~ .. ( t979) ENloll Gould, Cybtll ~d An inno- cent men and a beautllUI wom1t1 are swept Into a deadly espionage CllP« aboard a Europe1n ex.preas train traveling through pre-wer Nazi Ger· m1ny. 'PG" 11:A6 CID ....... "Divine Med· ,_. .. (1980) Bette Mldler, The Herleltes. Thltl lllm record ol Mldler'a concen perfonnanc:418 11 the Pasa- dena Civic Auditorium In February. 1980, l .. tures I van.ty ol songs. from camp standards to roc:k ballads, punct~ted by a -* ol raunc:hy mono. log!.-'R" 12:00 8 * * 1A "'CurM 0 1 The Undead" I J9591 Eric Flem- ing. Mlc:t\MI Pate A vam- pire gunman spreads ter- ror thfOYghout !tie Weal. 8 **'A "Batman"' ( 194Se) Adatn Weal , But1 Wwd. S~oea Bat· man and Rol>ln are threat- ened by the coml>fned lorces ol lour dutardly undetworld figlKea. ct) * '"The liappy Hoolcer Goes To Washington"' ( 1977) ~ Heatherton, George Hamilton The lrrepreaalble Xaviera HOi- iander journeys to the U.S. capital and uncol/9f"a some very l8f'ltlttve Nefet docu- ments. 'R' (Z) ••• ••Jania .. ~4) Documentary. Jania Joplin rl ... from an unhappy Ind Ol>ecur• put In • lt'Mll Teus town to hMd the c:hllna ea a top rock and '*'" ting«. 12:30 (IJ * * "Frtday The 13th .. (1980) Belay PaltM<. Adri- enne Klno. The reopening of a eummer camp, c:loeed 20 yeMa eMtler alter tht'w murci.ra. ettrKt• • ~lc­ tlve klllet who knllH un~lng ta.i..-gere. i • • 1-. "Ametk:lltl 01go1o·· ( tNO) Atcllafd a.re. ~en Hutton A 8•¥etly 11111• OlgOIO beQomw Iha pt1me - oec:t In • """'* inv.tig. !Ion. A' t1:41 CO> • • "o.tt• Fo11" 11tn1 FIGHTING EXPLOITATION Lynda Carter stars as a social worker and Donna Wil kes port rays one of her clients who is troubled by individuals atte mpting to sell her baby on the black markets in "Born to be Sold " Monday at 9 p.m . on NBC <Ch. 21 . Rleh1rd Lynch. Stuart Whitman A proteaalonel amuggl8' mMll 1119 match In 1 beMitllul woman who trap1 him with 1 tnlWon dollat'8 In hOt money. 'R' 1:00 8t * * * "King Kong·· (1933) Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong. A monstrous llpe battles 11'1 wmy wNle trying to retain ~ ol a woman captive. 1:30 8 * * .. The Thing That Couldn't Ole" ( 1958) Wii- iiam Reynolds, Andrl Mar· tin. A girl with psydllc powera fa hypnotized by • hideou9 held Ind com- pelled to llnd the reat ol the body Q) •• 1 .... ··0e11 Da8d Delll1h" ( 1972) Agnes MO()(ehead, Will G- When I wom1t1 accepts a houulleeping job 111 an 81111•. Ille doesn't rullze the t«ror that wilt tolfoljw. as llrnily -~ aun:h-ino lor 11 hidden trusure are aystematlcally mur- dered. (C) e *"The Wonderlul Crooll" Gerwd Oepat-dleu A young. marlied bual· neasm1t1 turns crOOll _ In order to meet the expen-of his ~ and lalll In love w.lh one or his victims. 'R' 1:46 (%) • • • • ··0erau uzm." (1975) Yun Solomln, MU · Im Munzuk Olrec:ted by Akifa Kurosa-. In turn· of.l~tury Ru.ai.. en Army engl-and 1 Siberian hunter strike uo 1 fnencltnlP deaplte their conlltctln,g cultural badl· grounds. 'G' 2:'06 B • * • "'Left Scare Jeatlca To Oeeth" ( 1971) ZOhra Lampert, Barton Heyman Eerie voices bec:lconfnO trom • gta~ yatd end lluNnQ "*"°" na of a 10().yMt·OlcS New Engllnd Vll'l'tplre Hsaufl the Nnlty ol • -*' rec:o-ing trom e ~ou. l>fealldawn 2: tf ($) • • ._... "'~eoe To Blac:tc" (1980) o..nts Chflllopfttr. LlftCle KeniC198 A dl9o turbed ~ movie ran reeci• to rOlntlntlo ra.ieo- Uon by commttllflO mur- defs 1n the QUIN and atyle ol hla lavorlte sc:r--. Yil· lalns 'R' 2:20 (B) * * *"" "The Parllll8Jt V_ .. (1974) Wiinflll Beal· ty. Paula Prentiss An Investigative reporter attempt. to uncover • nationwide network ol politJCal auusina. 2-.30 0 * • .,.,"A Small Clrcle Ot Friend•" ( 1980) Bred Davis, Karen Allen In the 1960s, the lrlendthtp and ld•llsm ol three Harvard slud enta 11 thre1tened when one ot them la dratt- ed 10-In ~nam 'R' 2:'5 IB • * "Godzill1'a • Revenge" (1970) Akfra HOlhi. Toru Hlroyukl A vast panoply ol monsters -ea1is ha110C while con· tending for 1uprem.cy. 1!00 8 e **"The Man Who Crle6 Woll"' (tll37} Lewll Stone. Tom Brown. A man mikes • Mf1ft ot lalM conleaslona in order 10 cover uo the murder he realty did commot G> • * --0racu1a·a C..tle" ( 1969) John Carrad ine. Otto Kruge< A v1mplre end hll wife kidnap young gif1a In cwder to dnntt thell' blood. S:IO (C) • * ....... A Small Clrcle Of Fr'*'<!•.. ( 1980) Brad ~ Keren Allen In t"8 fHOs, the lriendstiip Ind ldeallMI ot three Harvard atod41nta 11 threllened when one ol them It dratt- ed to -In Vietnam 'R' •:OO (S) • *II\ "The Shining .. ( 1980) JKll Nleholaon, Shelley Duvall Dinlcled by S1an19y Kubrick. A lormer achoolteec:her hired H a winter caretaker tor a remote. and apparently haunted, Colo<ldo ho4el. te llllOWbouft<I ,,..,. with hit wfft 8lld otelfvoyant y00ng IOn 'R' 4; JO • * "Hatt0t MOUW • , ( 1970) rrantlla A\191o!\, Jlll 11tworth A Of~ OI real• .... yoYllO ~ With lime °" t!ltlr handl dedde tO conowc1 I --•t • '*1ntedi- (I ) • • ~ 'The DMM Nymph' ( 1979t Laura Anlonefh. Te1ence St&mp 4:25 0 • • Night Key ( 19371 Bo<1s Ka110U. War ren l~ull Allor steatong ~ man·s 1nven1oon 8 gang of croc>l>.s dec><le they COUid use the talents of the mventor as well tn plotting thett robberies for lhem 4:30 0 • * * "Chaptef Two I t979) James Caan Mar sha Mll$0n Soon alter h•s wile's doath. a wrller finds himself reluctantly laU1ng 1n tove again PG 4:35 H • •·~ •f1de lo Black ( 1980) Dennis Ch11st0j)her L1n01 Kerrodge A dis turbed young movie Ian reacis 10 rornan11c re1ec· hon by comm1t11ng mur de1s 1n the gu1S<i1 end style ol his favorite 'iCfeen v11 fains R Saturday movies OC'T08ER 31, 19111 EVEHIHO e.-oo I SJ • • • • ·s1ng1n In The Rain.. ( 1952) Gene Kelly. Debbie Reynolds Ounng Hollywood"• tranSI· tK>n lo the talllleS, a toe> silent star falls In rove W11h a spirited newcomer 4:30 Q) • • 111 .. 11ouse 01 Wa•" ( t9~1 Vincent Price. Frank Loveioy A man d1tfogured by • fire resof1a to stealing from the morgue to help In h11 we.a re-cr .. toons (l} e *'.I\ "Dressed To Kill" ( 1980) Michael Caine, Angle Dick lnaon. Poliee loNfeh lor lhe psychotic murderer WhO butcher9d a suburban hou-ile. ·R' t :ST 8 • • • "Frankan'1eln" ( 1932) Boris Kll'toff, Mae Clarke A aclenllat createa a fMng being from parts ot d.ad bodies. 7:0Cre1:} * * * 1.1\ .. The H1t1nt· Ing" ( 1~) Juhe Hatr11. Clatre Bloom Four disparate people lnvetll· gate • hOUH with an lnllmOUt reputation tor supernetur•l going~ a:oo • * •• ··0rec:u1a .. (1931) Bela LUQOll, David Manner1. A vimpire In ~h of l>IOOd puts e -• young gift under Ilia spell (R) * * * "The Thirly-Nlne Stepe•· (1978) R<>Mrt Pow- ell, Oevld Warner A man ~ the quarry of both the pollca and a S8Cfet g<oup of lorelgn agents ope<atlng 1n a.g. land when he is loamed for a arranger's murder. 'PG' f0) * * ""The HearM" ( 19801 Trish Van 0....e. Joseph Cotten. A schoolteacher tries to recover from a nervou. breakdown at her late a.tt11"1 home. whlCh IS besieged tiy demons. 'PG' (SJ • 1.., '"Saturn 3" ( 19801 Kirk Douglas. Farrah F._tt A pair of ICi«'I· tilts woriling In I lpe09 station ere menlC4ld by a mad genkll mnd hla r andY rot>ot "R' t:11 (t) e * * .. SttlnQl!f In The Houloe" ( 1976) Keir Dullea. Ollvta HUllMy. A peyohotlc murdM .. hides In lhe attlC ol a coh09 80fotlty "°"" Oii OM.lmu eve. t:10. • * 14 "The Houno Of The Bllllctnlil!W" _. 1972) Slilwllft Grangar. Willlatft Shalner A mytlttlOu• --haunta e9Ctl .,.,,., .. I.Iott Of • ~ Englltlh .. n .. KlaiO,,., I-tel'• o.ate•• (~ Aober1 Uttel\, ~all Aellln, ·A -.ioMoQ S-1'( al rillW unknown ~n1pers C • • Terror Train ( 1980) Ben Johnson Ja1m" lee Curt19 A COllf'IJC tr,1 1ern1ty & New Vea• s mas querade party lu1ns onto .. noghl ma11• when a vifld>C llvf} guest SIJrtS kolhnQ oll the parry goers R 9'.30 H • • • • Silent Scrc..rn ( t980t R1>beeea B1l<llflg Vvo1•ne OeCado Sever~• COllt!QH 11uoet1I• t.ikl' rooms m a 1oreb0d1ng 010 tiouse "'here a gnsty .. no still un$Olvt'd mutdt!f wa~ comm11ted years eaoluir R 10:00 0 • • * The Blu<> Ma• I t9661 George PePIJJO<l J11meli Mason A yotmg Geiman competes with more e•perlt'nced llyM~ lor lhe pres11gious Blue Ma,. award 0 * * TOffOr Train t 1980) Ben JOhnson Jamie lee Curtis A cottege l1a- 1ern11y·s New Ye.ar s mas querade party turns onto a n1ghlmate when a ~1nd1G tove ouest startl k1lhnq ott I he party-90«s R 0 • • · F11day The 131h 11980) Betsy PaffOOf Adrt· enne King The reopening or • summer camp, closed 20 years earl18t atter three murders. ellracts a v1ndle· love k1Her who knifes unsuspecting teen-agers R t ZJ • • "Slave 01 The Cannibal God" Ursula Andress. Stacy Keach A g<oup ol wtMt• ••.plor"e<s lfl Ma<Ch of• JOno-lott If ... sure is conlronted by Stone Age cannibal• 'R' tt:OO CC) •*'"'"Phantasm" ( 1979) Mlchaet Baldwtn. Angus Ounc.n. A young man's invettlgatlon Into hla 1>roth111" 1 death feeds him to • l•ror-lilled g<1ve- y111d and 1 sinister morti- cian ·R' lHl * "He Knowt You're Atone" ( 1980) Don Scard>- no. CaltUn O'Heaney A psyctiof IC murderer stalk 1 attractive young bfldae-to- be. lilently Ind lethally aluhong their draema ol wedded l>ltaa. 'R' 11:30 d» • • • "Fun With Diel( And J_ .. (1977) George Segal, ~ Fonda An unemployed aerospace executive and hit wile turn to robbery at 1 ,,...,,. to aupport their lu•urlout Nie- .... * e 'J'o "'Blllhe Spirit" (1945) Rex Harrison. Con· stance Cummings A wid· -·· MeOnd marriage 18 oompllc1ted by the spec. tral appearance of his first wife (I)** "'Raid On Rom· mel" ( 197 t) RiGhWd Bof. ton. John Colicos Rom- mefs P1nur DMtlon Is lnltltrlled In Libya during World Wat II (S) * * * 1~ "'PflVlte Ben· j1mtn" ( 19801 Goldte Hawn. Eiieen Brennll'I A well-to-do young WOl'Nn mlstalc:enty joins the Army loltowlng the death of i- ritw hllsband on their wed· ding nigl\t • R' O • • ··Terror Train" 118801 Ben John~. Jemie Lee Curtlt A COiiege Ira• 19rnlty'a ...... YNt'a - Cll*tde pany tuma Into a nlf'ltfflere OfloNlll • \MOlc- tlve oi-• etwt• killlno on tile.,.,.,~ .... 11; ..... * • • ""'-' Of ""'Apes' (1"8) ~ HaltOll, ~ McOow.11 • FOl,lr •lfOMUtf CfUI\ ~ 8 ,,...,.,. ol tN ,.. tuiw. Med .,., lalltno ~ ( 0) • ft • Of tlCUla Suotc , •• See Movff>. Pag~ 30 'Quincy' for common folks Louise Lasser Edward Asner and J ean Simmons will star in a suspense story, "A Small Killing," set to run on CBS Nov. 24. The story is about a college professor who poses as a skid-row "bag lady" in hopes of finding out who killed her predecessor. Asner plays an undercover cop who tries lo protect her. They are assisted by a crew of "motley street people . . " O n e of the nurses al Grant Memor ial Hos pital is accused of giving a patient th e wrong m edication and Mary Benjamin tries to clear the nurse's reputation on the second season premi e re o f "Nurse," Nov. 11. Starring will be Michael Learne d . Robert Reed, H a ttie Wins ton and Horten sia Colorado .. Actress Linda Gray had an exciting e xperi ence during her recent filming of "The Body Human: The Loving Process -Men" in New York. Gray signed a young girl's autograph pad, followed the girl's mother home at her insistence, and found herself to be in the company of the widow of the Shah of Iran. They c hatted briefly about "Dallas," speaking through interpreters. On her way out, the Shah's widow kissed her. "It was one of those special moments I will treasure all my life," Gray said later .. George C. Scott and Tim Curry will st ar in "Oliver Twis t ," a C BS television movie that went into production earlier this week in London ... The fast·paced world of television news is the backdrop for a new CBS television series, "J essica Novak," set to premiere Nov. 5 at 10 p.m. The series stars He len Shaver as a hard-working r e porter who is constantly assigned lightweight "human interest" stories, only to find exploMve, hard-hitting angles in them The show is written by Jerry Ludwig and directed by Steven llilliard Stern . S peaking of news, the Nov. 9 "Lou Grant" sounds interesting. Jn this episode, reporter J oe Rossi finds himself attracted to a murderess awaiting her execution on death row. A British publis her is eagerly awaiting the chance to make money of the woman 's plight: s he has refused to appeal her case lo a higher court ... CBS has gotten into the cable race with a new show, "Signature." set to run Monday through Friday at 4:30 p m The in ·depth personali ty interviews will include John Irving, Steve Allen, Robert Altman, John Simon and Alexander Godunov ... On the public television scene, a special look behind the scenes of how a "package deal" is made, "The Making of a PaC'kage Deal," will screen on KCET Nov. 6 at 10 p.m. The show follows the story of Max Mor gan-Witts and Gordon Thomas, two producers -turned authors whose popular history of the 1929 stock market cr ash turned into a $500,000 package deal ro r a mini-series, feature film and hardcover printing, before a word was written . . . Also on the public television logs will be a re-run of "Cosmos," set for Nov. 3 ... BEA SPORT! Come join us at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. 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SprinCJS • Hardware ~ GarGCJe Doors • Repairs "Leading Installer of Automatic Garage Door ~-·--Openers & Radio Controls in Orange County" IRVINE DOOR COMPANY Sales & Service 552-141 I Insured. Bonded & Licensed Contr. No. 312381 Spooky Halloween Sale RtOht now aurlno our sale. you won t be scared of our prices but our competition Is horrified This sPOOkV value IS Just one of the many beds you can cnoose from that are all on sale. come Key Largo Reg •scgoo sale$19900 All oeo~ comOlt!tf witn mattl'fls ntar« 11ner ano ~ai­ or~wen optl~ In ano visit. we have candy for all and with the purchase of a bed we're giving awav NH HatlOween PUml*lnsl Limit one per famllv FACTORY DIRECT WATll llDMAIT 1916 Pl1c:enua A•• • Cotti Mn• (JUll no<ln ol 1911'1 SI I -<D Q) - i Movie Guide for the Week g ~ 8 From Page 28 t 1980) JMn.. G1Hls The i.oeooary •ampira takes 0119< a sanitarium and SNll• to ma.ke a young Qlfl hit eternal queen despjta her fathet'a ob,ecllons. 'R' Ol 12:00 1 Zl • * "The Vis.t0t O tt978) Mal Farrar, John ..J Huston An ancient from a > distant galaxy comes 10 I-E111111 lo destroy an 1W1I 8-.Q yeer-old girl who is des· a: lined to be lhe mother ol a p()We(ful malevOlent r 3()9 R' 12:30 0 * • • •, Rosemary's Baby ( 1968) Mia Fatrow, John Cas.savetes A young woman Is h0ttllled to dis- ~ that he< husband has promised lhetr unb0tn child to a coven of witches ~ * • • 'Hustle ( 1975) Burt Reynolds. Catherine Oeneuve The ratatlonShlp belWMn a tough cop ancU glam0tou• call gtrl reachaa a crosls point during lhe lnYfttigatlon of • young woman's deeth CC) * * * "Stranger In The HOUM" t 1975) Keir Oullea, OIMa Hussey A psychOtiC murderer hides In the attic ot a collage sorority hOIJM on Christmas Eve. 'R' 12:35 (HJ * y, "The Gong Sl'IOw Movie.. ( 1980) Chuck S.rrls. Robin Allman A TV llOat muat oontend wJlh 1 , varlaty ol ob1t1cla1, incll>dlng netWOfll C*>IOB. to pvt togeth« a COllec11on ol lllurre act• tor his lhe>W. 'R' 1:to 8 * * "The GOO.I Of Frenl<-talfl'' (tlM2) Lon ~ ~ , Eveilyn Anltwa Or. Frenl<anetaln's mon- ster riMs to deslroy hie CIMtor • * * * • "Citizen t<ane" ( 11141) Oraon Walles, Joeapn Colten. A young man inMrlt• great wealth, but chooMa to be a n-spapar publisher altar ~al ruin• hit polltlcel aspiration• • * 'h "Terrified" ( 1964) Rod Lauren, St-Or9xal. The owner of a popular night 9'>QI becomM abnot· malty lntaraatad In the w - fare of unprolactad young &J * *.,., ""'•My Turn" ( 1980) Jiii Clayburgl'I. Mlc:hlal 0ougm. A btll- llant Chicego Inell\ protel- IOr r..ia.. the problem• In ,_ ..... In ...... k>nehlp ..-. 111'9 finds • ,_ loYe wtllle In New Yorti lor h« 1a111ar·s remarriage 'R' D **'h"T .... FromThe Crypt II" ( 1973) Curt Jur- gen•. Terry-ThomH Sealed In • ~t. live man relate to one anotM< Illa hooror stortee that comprlae their m o•I dreaded nlglltmar" 'R' 1:46 CZ)•• "Terror Tnlln" c 1oao1 aao .Jonneon, Jamie Lee Curtltl A college If e- ternity's New Veer'• mH· quwada pet1y tu<ns Into • nlglltm8'e wll«I • vlndlc· 11119 QUMt tlarte ltHllng off the perty-goera. 'R' 2:IO (1:) * * * "The Big Rad Ona" (1980) Lee Mervin, Matlt Hamill, A IOUOh Army -QMl'll lead• lour young. inaxper~ reoN1t1 Into Illa ~fllled 1'ey Of WOticl Ww U c:otllbel 'PG' a;.., CB) * • * "The Thirty.NIM St_,. .. (1978) Robert Pow- al, o...id warner. A "*' beComel tilt quarry ol both tilt police Md ·• Metal group ol fotelgn 8Q«'tl 0!*'111~ In Eng- land wMll ,,. .. framed tot • 1lfangar'1 murdef ·~· 2!IO • * * "The MU!nmy'• Cur9e" f1t4.t) Lon~ Ft.t• Co. A _,,.. fOl'l'I» BARROOM BUDDIES -Clint Eastwood stars as an easygoing truck driver who is one of the best barroom brawlers in Southe rn California, and Sondra Locke plays his girlfriend in "Every Which Way but Loose." Sunday at 8 p.m . on CBS <Ch . 2>. I• brlngS two mummies to Illa wJlh dlsutrous rnutts. 3;00 Cl) * 'h "Saturn 3" (1980) Kirk DouglH, Farrah F._11. A pair ot IClen- tlstt working In • apace •l•llon we rnenac.d by • mad genlut and hll randy robot 'R' 0 • * "Phobl•" ( 1990) Paul MlchH I GIHar. ~ Hogan. A group of mental paUenta w• mur- dered according lo their lndivldual few-. 'R' 2:00 0 * * "Friday The 13th" (1980) Belly Palmer, Adri- enne King. The raopanlng ol • ~ camp. clOMd 20 yaat• aarllar attar three rnuf'darS. attract• • Ylndlc· tlv• klllet who knlle1 unawtpeetlng ,_...agars. 'R' S=*I CZ)**""~ To 1<111" ( 1980) MICll..i c.tne, Angle otc:klnMH'I. POllol -ch lor Iha psychotic murderer whO butchered • tuburban llOuMWlfa. 'R' 19:40 •• ·~ "Tiii The End 01 Time" ( 1946) Dorothy McGutra, 011y Mad!Mlt'I. A -widow c-10 Iha aid of • COtlfuNd and amblttarad man who has just returned l o clvltian Illa 3:46. * * "Violent ~" ( 1958) Brian Keith, Efrem Zlmballsl Jr Truck dri-a encounter many danger· oua lltuatlonl Wl\lle tr1n- tp0rtlng highly axplo9lv1 rocl<el fuel 4:00 0 * • "Dulle Of W•t Point" ( 1938) Richard c.t'->. Louis Hayward A young. coc:k1ure W••• Polnl ~ getl cul down to Ide~ h8 ...,,,, that hi• ...ith and lnlluencl don'I exempt him from dUt ... and , .... Ions 4:1&. • • "M-Mada Mon- llar" (19•1) LOn Chaney Jr . UoMI Alwlll. Througfl an ~I With altctr1- cal chat(ltt. • man 11 turntd Into • hum1n ~·T11t~Sl\oW Movie" ( 1910) Chuck Barria, RoC>ln Allrnen A TV "°'' mutt• con•*ld with • 11arlaty 01 ob1laclH , inClllOlno netwotlt ~. IO DUt logatNW • con.ctton al .....,,. ac1ll for hie lflOW .,.. 4:30 (CJ ••'Ai "Phantam" ( 1979) MlchlM't 8ald"'!fn, Angut Ouncall A young man'• lrwettlgatlon Into hie broth«'• death lead• hlm to• terror·lllted OflYe- yard and • tlnlstlf morti- cian. 'R' Sunday movies NOVBlllEA '· 1te 1 ~ e:OO• ••'h "Bruce Lee: The Man, The Myth" (19771 8'wa u. The Ille and tlmet of 8ruot L" lroon hlS baglnnlngl In Hong l(ong 10 hie rlM .. • karate expar1 and movie man are exp!Ored. ., * * "The O.taw1y" (1972) Stave Mc~. All Mac:Or-. The prolita from • hllll-mlllloo-dOllar he<lt by • huaband-and-wll• lewn are almost lost to rival crOOkl. CID ** 'Ar "loving Cou- plet" t 1960) Shlrley Mac· Lelna, J-Coburn Two couples -one married, one not --tall• • ttab at 1o me unconvenllon11 regrouping with nolou• r•ulla 'PO' 7:00 CC)** "Big WednMday" ( 1978) Jan-MiehMI Vin· oant, w1n11m Kett. ThrM CeMtornl• bOyS erijOy Iha turl and Nnd unlll lhay begin lo rHllZI thlll lher9'a more to Illa 11\an wulng down their t>oerd•. 'PO' - (D} ••• "Th881Ua lAQOOn'' I IMO) lkootl• Shlald1, Ch rlatopher Atkin-. Two chlldran ex~ rler>Oa the PMQS of lhl IOW Wiiiie 4llcovef'lng life and each other alter tri.y .,. ~«*ad logethet on a onarted leland 'A' 0 • • "TtttOf' Treiln" (1980) Ben Jolin-. JM'lle l .. Curtla A c:OllaOt 1'a- tarnlly'1 ~ v .. ,., mu- quatade 1*1Y turna lnlo I 1\1Qhl"*9 when • ~ 11119 gue1t ll•rt• 11111ino on Iha perry~ 'R' CZ)•• ·~91tnA Ltndec.ape" (1H9) Aot.«1 at-. Mllkolrll McOOwelt •PQ' 1:00 e Cl) • • •11i .. everv Which Wey But Loosa" (1978) Clint Eastwood, Sondra l oc:ke. A two-fist· ed 1ruc1111 and hit 0tangu- 1an companion take on In pursuit of a pretty country· -tarn linger. • * * • "Fun With Olcll And J ana" ( 1977) George Segal, J-Fonda. An unemployed H ro1pace IHCUllve and htl wife turn lo robbery u • maan1 to 1UP9Qr1 their lwturlouS tit. ltyla CID * * * • "Ordinary People" ( 1980) Mary Tyler Moor•. Donald Sulheri.nct A guilt-ridden IMn--oat trying to put hts Nia bedt together a11W hie brothar'I dealn and hi• own IUlelde •ttempl react>M OU1 lo hie ~· falllar and 1119 cold, flMrved mother 'PO' (S) • • '" "Foxa1" ( 1980) Jod~ Foetar. Sally Kallar- man. Th& vlcllmt of brOlten homes and uncaring par- ents, four laart-1111' girls try 10 aootha tllelr emotlonal wound• lhr'ougfl dr\lga end aax.'R' 9';00 0 Qt "Death 01 A Canlarfold: The Dorothy Strattan Story" (Premiere) JlrTlle Lea Curtll., Bruce Weltz The story of Doro- thy Strattan Md lier r•- tlOnthlp with Iha proit>ot&f wtlO guklad her n.. to IWdom II dr"wnatlZad. 0 8 9 ****"The Goodbye Olrl" (1977) Richard Orayfuu, M"9h1 Maeon. An 1mblllou1 Y°""O actor II rorced 10 ll'ler'8 1111 New yon. cny apar1manl with en ex. dancer and her dtuglltar. • **** "Wln11fM4" ( 1936) John C1tr'4tiM, euroaa• t.teredlth. 8Mad on 1111 play t>y Muwalt Andar9on. TW8tlty yews •II• hit f1tner'1 111acullon kif • cnrna hi dldn ·1 com mtt, 1 ,.o.ing man t1t.mpt1 10 Mf the record llratot'I ~finding 1M ,.., ettmlNI (C) * • * ''The Ntw l.anel '· ( 1972) Ull Ullmtnn. Mu YOn SyCIOw 4 ~ 111 tamllY Mell• lftedOm encl a ,,_ lti. 1t1 tl'la Mino ._.. ...,,,,......,. .. \UO. 0 ) * * '" "UHd Can ( t980) l<ufl RuSNll, Jack Warden Aller the owner ol • bankrupt car shop diet h•• empl<>yeaS try to cover up 1111 demise to prevent his wealthy car de•ler brother from 1nhent1ng the business 'R 0 * • •.., 'A Small Ctrcle Of Fnends ( 19801 Brod D•••s. Karen Allen In the 1960s the friendship and idealism ol three Harvard students 1s threatened when ane OI lhem IS dr&lt· ed to s11rve m Vietnam R Z • * Withe & Phil" 119801 Michael Ontkeon Margot Ktdder Three peo pie begin a 111angu1ar romance 1n Greenwich Vit- i age that conltnues throvghout I~ mercuroal social milieu 01 the 70s R 10!00 S * • • Coal MH'ler • Daughter ( 19801 S111y Spacek Tom my lea Jones Based on Lorena Lynn's autobiography A young gotl from a poor l•m1ly tn rural Keruuclly marnes e much older local boy who engineers her nM to stardom "' the mu11e 1ndus1ry. PG' 10:30 ~ jlt *'Ai "Thin Ice" (19371 Soni• Hanle. Tyrone Power A prince disguised as a reporter meets a akel- lng 1n11ruct0t Ind they 11111 in love I 1:00 ( 0) * • * * "Reaurrec:- Uon" ( t980) Ellen Burttyn, Sam S"*Patd. Attar a near l•t•I auto accident. a wom- en finds thal ,,,. hu the at:>o~ty to heal oth8ta but Is pe<seculed ~use ol her refusal to ctaJm a divine tnnuenc. 'PG' 8 •·~ "Chaepar To l<eap Her" ( 1080) Mtc Davia. T OVah Feldlhuh In order to meat his alimony ~Y­ menll. 1 r_,11y dlvorcad private datac1ive tracll• down dellnquanl husband• for• di-.loroa lawyer. 'R' (%) * • * * "Oarau Uzala" ( 1975) Yuri Solomln. Miit· Im MuNUll. Oiracled by Alcira Kur--.. In tum- ot-ti.canlury Ruul•. an Army anglnear and • Slberlen hunter atrlll• up • lrlendlhlp delplla their conlllc:Ung culluret baclt • oun0a ·o· 11::30 ; * 1' • * "8"tel'I Cuei· dy And The Sundance Kid" (1969) Paul Newmen. Robert RadfOfd In the lllle 18009, • pair of gOOd- naturad bar* rot>tler• n.. to South America. where they meal with their daetl- 9 ****"Dog Day Aflemoon" ( 1975) Al Paci- no. John Cuala Two ban- dll1. one of whom wanta to p1y for • Mx change oper- ation for hit l>Oylrlan<I, hOld up 1 New Yorti City ba<* (R) 11:..a D • • • • "Dog Olly Altarnoon" ( t975) Al Paci· "°· John Cuala Two bin· dll1, one ol whom want• to pay for • M• change 098'· atlon ror hla l>Oylrtend, hOld up a New YMI City bank (RI CR>••• "Tlrnet Squere" ( 1980) Robin JOtlnaon, Tri· nl Arver ado Two unatal>la tean·&ga girl• become rocll 'n' rOll blQ llOlel In Iha '-1 of New Yori! City 11.'00 C~l * * "The Rip.Off" ( t979) Edward Albert, K.,..,. Black A gar>g ol '"91 thlevet doubt.-crou one another over M.000.000 tn diamon4t •A' 1l:Ol8 **"'"~And Tiit Pllt" t 19'8) Deoofah Ktrr. David Nt....,,, A""°""" an tMc:oM•• pregnant ~ lt91tln II tallen 11\ftN<I ot birth cOf1nOI plltL -•• "-' """'9 Ollftlllll'' (1N0) TllfUm 0'"981, ~· IY McNICllOI At wmmar etmp, two l~·age gtrts compete 10 see who will be the first 10 lose her v11g1n1- ty R 0 • • * "The Bluo Lagoon· ( 1980) Broc>l<e Sn1elds. Ch11s1ophar Atkins Two children e•pe· roence the pangs or ftrst love Whtie d1scover1ng hie and each Olher alter they ere shipwrecked 1ogether on a desette<J 1Slend 'R 12.50 lY~ * * Sherlock Holmes In Dressed To Koll' ( 1946) Basil Ra1hbone N1get Bruce When plales are stolen lrom the Banlt ol Enoland Sherlock Holmes discovers that a muste t>o• con1ams a clue to the mys· tery 1:30 z • • •., "Vincent. Fran COtS. Paul And The Olh· ers 1 t9741 Yves Montand Moc;het Ptecoh Three men torm a deep bond ol lroendsh1p that sustains them through a S8f .. S or pe1sonal and protess1onaJ crises 2:00 C • * "Ctatr De Femme Yves Montand Romy Schneider Two strangers meeting purely by Chance on a Pao• streal. rail in fove 2:0& ( $) * • "Snalle Fiat Ftght· er" Jacllie Chan. The mak· •no or a m1rt111 erll werrlor 1nvolvn long hours of arduous training. 'R' 3:30 0 • * '"1 "The Picture SN>w Man" (1979) Rod Taylor, John Melllon. In Iha 1920s, when travelling tent e1-. brought magic lan- tern ahowa 10 the small towns ol • Amarlc&, an aged showman oorll991• with a nuny. conniving compellt«. 'PO' (%) * * "Wiiiia 6 Phll" (1980) Micttael OnlllMn, Margot Kidder. Thr• peo- ple ~n • tnangulat romance In GrearlWlch Vll- 11ge that continua• throughout lhe rnereutlal aoclal mlllau of the '70. 'R' 4.'00 CC)*••.; "Stwdull Marn- OflM" ( 1980) Woody Allen, Chartotle Rampllng. A auc- C>Mlfvl diractor lacM • pereonal crillt u ha trlM to mah aoma m•for decl- tlon• In Illa Hie. 'PO' •:JO Cl) * * 'h "Hurr9)' For Bet· ly Boop" C 1980) Anlmalad. Voice of Tommy Smolllara. Betty oat• Into politlcl and flghtt for woman'• rlghla. 'PO' Monday movies NOVEMIP 2. Itel ~ t.'00 Cl) • • • • "Slngln' In The Ra.In" ( 1952) Qer,. Kelly. Debbie Reynolda. Ourlng Hollywoocfa lt1nU- 11on to Iha lalklel. a top lllanl atar fells In love woth ••plfited~ 7:00 (C) •• "Roadie" ( 1980) Meat Loaf, Kakl Hunlar A rocil mu•ic roadie lall nothing get In hi• ~ In hll purauit ol Iha girl ol hll dream•. 'PG' (O) ••"The Odd Angty Shot" ( t979) Gr&hMI Ktn· nedy, JOho Hergr••-· An A111trlllan volunt-IOl- dlar Isn't qu11e preoated lor the eights end lltue. Uona he !Ind• during his '°"' al duty ln VtalnM\. • • *YI "The NUdl Bomb" I 1teo1 oon ~. Sylvlt Kr11tel s.cr.t -oertt Maxwell S"*1 lacea llte mo&I dlM'lgel'OUI ~ In IW\ arch vlllln .no plllM 10 ltune1h mlMllla 1hal Wiii dltJrolle the anllf• IMnan llCJ9Ula1iol\ •PG' * ••• "OarlU lnale' (tt16) YUfl 80leiftln. ...... , ""~~by See Movr~. PQ94t 32 ---=-- ~\..:=----.~"" .-........ ff.t~ JarltyS . 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BRISTOL (One Block So. of Saker) ; Mo•ie Guide for the Weell -8 0 8 From Page :JO Aklfll Kur?saw.i In 1u111- ot-lhe-<11fl1ury Aus"'a Jn Army e11g1nct!r ilnd 1 S.t>e<oan hunlt'r stro1.1>u1 1 rnendsn1p t!osµote irw11 conlhcWl<J cultu•dl bdc• 9roundq G 8:00 0 * '* E "' Tt•e Or .gc.r Fnler The T19er 119'71 Bruce Lr A 'IOse ,,. •. ,,,, 1n•t1Shg11111~ lhe death or kar1ttt "u~rSl.:tt Bru1 • lee 0 ** * Tht•O•yOI fh• Dolphin (19731 George C Scou Trrsll Van D•he"' A group of dolphins .lfe kid napped lrom their 11a1ne1 by saboteurs whO a1e scnemrng lo blow up • d yacht corryrng the ptttt• deol ol the U S II) • * •-. Van Nuys Blvd " ( 19791 Biii Adle< Cynthia WOOCI A Carolornta leen-ager·s 1nle<8$I on hot rods an<I discos pares when he falls rn 1ove 8:30 0 ft '" "Cheaoer To Keep Her" 11980) Mac Davos. T ovah Feld$huh In order to meet his ollmony pay- men1s. a reuinlly d•vorced Pfovate de1ectrve tr a<:k s down delinquent husbands fpr •divorce lawyer 'A' 9:00 0 Qt "Born To 8e Sold !Premiere) Lynda C111'1er. Harold Gould A SOClal WO<ker endangers l'ler hie when ahe uncovers a baby-selling ring and repcll'tS ti 10 lhe police lCJ * * · WollMJ & Phi!" ( 1980) Mic:flael Onlkewt Margot Kidder Three peo- ple begin a trlangui.r r~ In Gr~h Vil· lag• that oonllnuea throughout the tMrcurlal llOdel mllleu of th• '70. 'A' * * ~ "Fade To Black" I 1980) Dennie Ctinstopher, Linda Kerridge A dis- turbed young mc>YMI 1111'1 reacts to romantic rejec· hon by eommtltlng mur- ders In the guise and style Of hoS lall()('ote !la_, .... leins, R' (S) • * "When A Stranger Calla" ( 1979) Carol Kane, Charles Oumong While babya<tllng. a young g1r1 Is terrorized by phone cab from a payehotk: killer 'A' 9'.30 (0) * * "The Baltimore Bullet" 111180) James Coburn Omar Sharof A small-Um• pool hust1e1 musl raise $20.000 and win a big tournament before he can have a rematch with an old oppo .-ii •• w'1o has nevflf lost at any game ·PG I Z) • * * · Janis" (19741 Documentary Janis Jopltn rrses from an unhappy and ot>tcure past In • small Texas town to head the charts aJJ a IOI> rock and blues slngor 10:00 0 * * * Omy Harry" I 1972) Clint Eastwood Harry Gua.dlno A deter· mined police detective def-his $Up9riofa and gambles with onnocont llves to caplU<e a 9nil)Cll who II terrorlrlng Sen Franc;ilCO 0 ,, .,,. "Kiii Or 8e K•llOd" ( 1980) James Ryan. CJ\at. lolte Mk:hellot A for"'9f Nazi commenclor wftO IOlll an Important k.,.,, match to the JepaneM dlKIOg the wl\r • .-ell• to avenge his HIHI by entl1tJng the fop Kung Fu light.... lrom 111 oun<l lhe wOtid "1 e tour nttnenl PG' t t'.00 lC) • • "King Solotnon't Mll'lel" I 1950) Otborah 1( .. 1. st-art 0rlll'Q4W ,. ...,ch tot l<fn!I Solotnor1 • dllfll()nd mtl\M tell• 111 deep Into Ille ~ and colorlvl Alrocan JU"Qle H • * "The Final Count· down · 119801 Kori< Doug las Mar tin Stieen A my~ ter•ous \t0tm al .ea trdn ~'10rls ll1il atomic; pe;werea f rcralt Cilrt>Uf IJ SS Nim .11 bac~ rn t1mp 10 OeGem t>t-• i) 19~ I IA)'•lrOnt1'19 the ves>•~ IJ••lwt•on Pfolruf H;irt>or .ino lh<! Jdvan nq 1.1pan<!S4l ltt.et PG S * • I • Mv Turn I 1'1801 Jill Ll,1ybur9h ~K.ha.ot Oou11la• A r,,. t1.111t Ch•c<>go mJtn prolr s- ~01 rPahzes the probtttms 1n nrr hve .. 1n rtiotahonsh1p wht•n -.11e ltnO~ a ""w love wn1&o .,, New Ye,,., fut tlw lathers remo1mil(j•• A II t5 0 •• TMLaoyVdn rst>n" ( 1979> Etloon Gould Cybill Sl\eph(lrd An 1nno- cen1 man and a b<>auhlul woman are s-p• 1n10 a deadly esp+anage caper aboard e European e•press train traveling tl110UQh pre-wat Nazi Get- many. 'PG' Z * * * 'Slr&ngef In The House" ( 1975> Keir Dullea. Ottvta H111$8Y A PSychOllC murderer h+da on the athc of a college M>toroty house on Ctirl9tmas Eve IZOO 0 "Me111eah Rose ( 1939) G-Autry U ,, * •+ "House Ot Oarlc Shlldo_ .. ( 1970) Jonalhan Frid, Joan Bennell A vam- Ptr• launohes a -les of mysterle>us a11ac1ca on an ancfflnt es1ala 12:30 0 * * * "The Whale World Is Watching" ( 1969) 8Y(l Ives, Joseph Cam- panella Cout1room 1aa11- mony con1ru11 with actual events af a campus not (SJ ·~ "H.O T.S I" (1979) Susan l<tgel'. Lisa London A sorority rejeci decides lo torm her own club ot Go- od• who concentrate on graUfylng HJl·al..-..cl Col· leglans. 'R' 12:45 (tO * * "Hoptl()Otch" (1980) Waller Manhau. Glenda Jackaon A tor~ lnleUigen<:e agen I IS aided by an old flame on dodging the KGB and the CIA, who are lrylng to pu1..,.,,1 him trom publtshlng his mem· Olfl R 1:00 O "ttome In Wyoming" ( 1942) G4lne Aulry lCl * • ,, "Exoc:uHve Su11e I 19!>4) William Hol· den, June Allyson When the 1op e•aculrve 01 a tur- nllure company 9"11e<s a latal heart attack, a mad !>OW« play ensues among the vice p<estdents lo llH hrs Chaor O••*'" TheParalla• v,_ .. ( 1974) Warren Beat. ty Plll(Ja Prf!ntras An 1nves11gat1ve reporter att,.mp~ to uncover a nallonwid• network 01 polltoeaJ assassins Z) * * Willie & Phil I 1geo1 Mlchllf't OntkNn, Matgot Kidder Three poo pie begin a triangular romance in Greenwich v~. lag• that conllnuas throughout the tMrcun al social milieu ol the ·101 'R' 1:30 Cl) *ft '.+ "Five Golden Dr-oon-" ( 19671 Roboft Cummings. M11r1J9ret LM. An Ame<lcan dtlettanle 11'1 llong Kong ~IS ·~I up tn the aper atlONI OI a secret lnt«nalloMI not work Of~• 2:06rs1 ** "Hum•noid•~•om The Offp' ( 1990) 0oog McClure Ann Turkt!I loethsome c:rHl\J•es frOl'n the ocean's deplha All~ • Catilomlll COUJAI IOWYI, 'illlno tilt"*' •nd rtPIOO the~'R' i:H 8 * *' •'four f'Ka MUTUAL ATTRACTION Robert Reed st ars as an infl uential a nd ta lented Hollywood film m aker who fall s in lo\'e wi th a centerfold model and a,spiring actress (J amie Lee Curtis) in ··o ealh of a Centerfold : The Dorothy Stratten Story" Sunday at 9 p.m. on NBC <Ch. 41 West" ( t941) Joel McCrea. Frances OM Relentlessly puraoed by the law, a croo!< manages lo 9"rvive • --ol peraonal obsta- cles with the help 01 his glrtfrlllnd 2:45(¢) * * "WINffl& Phil" ( 1980) Mlehael Onlkean. Margot Kk:!der Three peo- ple begin a triangular romance lf1 Greenwich Vol· l•ge that continues throughout the ,,_cunal social mllieu of the '70s 'R' 3:00 0 * * "The lllCl*<ltble Voyage Ot S11ngn1y" (1965) Puppels Capt Troy T empnt and the mighty Slllp Stongray try lo stop the eVll sea lord. Titan, lrorn hiking over lhe world ·G tZl • • * "Jenls" 11974) Oocumen1ary Janis JOP11n rises from en "nhoppy end obsc:ure past in a smaM Te.as lown to head the charts as a lop rocit and bluos singer 3:30IS 1 * * WM-at11< Sam" Keolh Larsen A mountA.rn man lr•vets "'e Northwesl w1111 hlS husky scarchtng lor 11141 great w1111e wata• 'route soulh ·G· 4:o!IO l Z ) • • * ft "Oer.u lllala • 119751 Yun SOiomon.. Ma• om Mun:ruk Olreot*<I by Aklf1 l<llfONW• 11'1 turn- of·lhe-century AuSSia. an Army engineer and • Siberian hunt&f 111t11e up e lr~Shlp despite their c:onlllchng cull urtt back. groun<1a 'G' 4•46 (Cl •ft AOllOOG ( t980) MA81 Loal, Kako Hunt~ A te><1< rnusoc: road•• '4!11$ nothing get In h11 way In "'9 pureu.t 01 !he g111 ol hi• ar .. 1ms PO' Tuesday movies ~a.1•1 8:00 ($) ••• ·~"On The Town" ( 1950) Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra A trio ol saJlors team up with 1 1u1 dnver and en 1nthropol0· gist 10 find a beautltul gfrl wtlose po<:tU<e IS dtsplaye<I on the subway • Z' * • "Terror Train 11980) Ben Johnson. Jamie Lee Curt ra A college Ira· ternlly's ,.._ Year's mas- querade perty turns Into a n.ghtmare when a vlnc:fic· 11ve g.>Mt stans kolliOQ oft the party-1109rs 'A' 7:00\CI * * 'The Belllmore Bulle!" (1980) Jame• Coburn, Omar Sharot A small-time pool hustler must r-S20.000 and wrn a bog tournament before he can have a rematch w•th an old oppo nent • whO has never IOSI at any game 'PG' (Ol * • • • Animal Cracker•' I t930) Mat• Brothers Margaret Oumonl Captmn Spauld Ing. llMI AhOCAO explorer returns from a recent ••pecl•tron 10 wtt!all havoc al a soco&tv matron • weekend perty ·o· 7:3()( Zl • • '> Vincent, Fren- cols. Paul And Tt>e 0th ers ( 19741 Yvn Montan<! MIChel PoccOll Three men torm a d~ bond of lflendshlp that sustains tl'>em through fl Mf1ft ot personal and prolMA>On•I cnses t:OO 0 * * "My NaMe Carted Bruce Brue& L& Ch•l5hn• Cheung A martlol arlt e•petl llld a ~et 119C"t team !l>Oflther to l>ffl(lk up a band ot emugolfw1I (I) * * "TM VM"' 11979) S1uart Oatt. Oebor1111 Whit& Eoger to 1tr11e1t Ql(ls wllh l1'a ,,_ \lllfl, • C•t1forn111 1acn•ag•r ~IN ~wftllv• !Olis accout..,.....,ts 1nt1u<1 mo • •• .., bed '""' • bulll rnbat H 11 * Baby Blue Marone' 119761 Jail· Moehatil V•nccnt, Glynnis O'Connor A young man. d1snonoH10ly d•s<har9ed lroon lhe M,lflnP Corps a'Sutnt'~ lht' ooenlrly m1• ,oJc and un1lt.t1m nr J w.,, f'\fltO Pt,, 8:30 0 * * • tht• P.11 111 ... Vtf!Yw tlft 4t >/V,Jfft•fl B•·.11 I°' P JVl;l VH?nh•,\ "" n;••-..119.•I "'' t• fll'rlt-• 11tpmpt~. 1•J uni,.,,,,..., 'tidltonw•lJ• ne'""'""' nl vo1111r u 1~sd ·""'~ 900E) 8 1.,.. l't "'''"' .\1 I ''"' ~ C-t.1rtf.11 fJ'Jt•ft11fHPI V.ller•e fl,..fl1r1f4lt n; ti. rt n(·~·a~r;D An If!' t 1( Hlf youn11 J''t w1t11 J tt:a<J1,.,, 1fl!.ord•-'r 1'> t•i. .. lµttn hy a ~4'11 t ~ught UIL Ori.er lo 'fvf'rromo h~r cuotlfl•m C • • • An Enemy 01 Tha Penpte 119771 Steve McOueen Cti~rtes Dorr• 1ng Basl'd on Ibsen·~ pluy f he Clhll!n!> OI J small 111wn lor<I applaud lhf'n pe<k!G4Jte a tocal phys>Ctoln lo< declat1ng the IOClll hot sprongs unsale due 10 pot- luloon 'G l O) • * "Tll<I! Hearse· (1980) TrtSh I/an Devere, Joseph Cotten A schoOlteacher troes to rooover lrom a ne•VQ\IS l>fealldown al her late aunt's home, which os beS>eged Oy demons 'PG' 9:30 (SJ * ft* 'A "Private Ben· 1amln' 119110) Goldt• Hawn. Eoteon Brennan A -1·1o-dO young wom3n moslakenly iorns the Atmy following the deatti o l he< ,_ husbend on thetr wed- ding night 'A' , Z) • • • Wlllre & Phil" C 1980) Mk:hael Ontkeen. Margot Kidder Thtee peo- ple begin a trtengulat romance tn GreenwlCh VII· lag• that continues th<oughout the mercurial social mlUeu 01 lhe '70s 'R . 10-.30 (HJ •*'.+ "Aougti Cut" ( 1980) Butt Aeynolda, Les- ley-Anne Down A Brl11sh socoa111e lures an tnterna. tt0nel jewel lhffll out ot retirement 10 hofp hilt stut S30.000.000 1n diamonds PG' 0 * * ,.., "Ame.-oean Gigolo" ( 19801 Aoehard Ge<e. Lauren Hutton A Beverly Hilla gigolo becomes the prrme SUS· peel In a murder onVMtiga· tlon. 'R' 11:00 (CJ • * Terra< Train" ( 1980) Ben JOhnaon. Jamie lee Cur11s A c~ Ira. letnlty's New Year·• mas qyeraoe party turns Into a nightmare when e vlndoc· tove guest starts kllltng off !he partyi)O&'S 'A ( 01 • • •., "Emmanu&lle" ( 1974) Sytvoa Kro.ial. Alain Cony ThO wife of a French dtplornat becomes lnvot\led 111 11 s0tres ol sea ual ka150l's alter jOlnong her husbond In Tholland A 11:30 21 • • '• 'The 01v1ne Nymph ( 19791 Laura Antolletlo, Toronce Slemp 1~:00 11 *** lh1sGunF0t H.,e· ( 19421 lletontc• l llke Alan Ladd A htred killer seeks revenge alto• M IS dOUbie-ctossed U •'> "40 Guns To A1:.ach• PaH I 1967) Aud.. Murphy, Kenneth Tobey A cavAtry olficer savea a g<OIJ9 of home steaders lrom an ln<11an o<tlltdt. lhel'I stalks the mnn whO Miid guns to lhe Inell .in• 1~'30 HI • * · 0..by Bk.HI Mattn• I 1978) J1n MIChMl4 V~Mt GlyMI• 0 C0tmor A youno m.,.. dlthonO'allly d~ere)41d from the Marll'lll Cori>a. 8HUn'lel llWI ~\I. '"' rQla end unotorm ot • - hero 'PO' $ ••a ,,.,.... • (IMO) Irene Cara. Barry ~•lief Se•ernl gilled students al .i Now York llogh ~ tor tho perlormrng arts e•&»Jto· ence vattOU'> !>i!tbiKJ<~ ano >u<.cesse~ ol both p~!ISOn· al and prolu~~onndr natures PG 0 • • SlrJ•IJhl T1m1• ( t978t Ou•l''n ~•otlm.u. G.Hy &,~ .. .t"'r Ai f I •1P~~t.jlf..ll)I hh , • tr.t19n1 ,th, ''''"''~• 1 un u .p1tt-~it th~· 1n1u1v '" 111hl")I " ... ,. ' ,....., ·~ tJt ton 1 11m 1-4 1•()() C • • * \: h A'11]t I It Jtu • 'u·.1 ft •/ •1 tt,,., 'ullt .) t 1,v111 Hu·t~•., A ti• yO' h<. m11rf'Je,Pr tl1C11 s.1n H t6 tlf1(. 0 1 ;,l C.Oflt"'Qr• • I H 1 I) fu ~J'".e nn Chris.tmd~ f n R Z • '><:now t 111771 l vnoe Fr PU••to ., John Lev10,.. A s~ .11ong ~•a• " ter•orllf'C by _, my~te•tOUS Chae acte1 who lor reasons ol hos °"'" ·~ upset oy the nPws 0 1 her marriage lo a wealthy manulacturf'f A 1:10 0 * * Dt GoldlOOI And T~ G1<I Bombs 11966) Vincent Price Fabian I he netanou5 Or Goldloot plans to rhmonate the world s top NA TO leaders by means ol a number ol t>eautrfu4 but deadly female roOOts 1:30 IJ * * * Hells ISiand ( 1955) John Payne. Mary Murphy A tormer prosecu- tor os encouraged to track down a missong prec.ous ruby. especially Wtien he learns that hos ex-glflfrlend holds some key 1nlorma- tt0n ti) • * * •, TIMI Betts 0t St Ma<y's" 119-45) Bing Crocby, lngnd Bergman A prieat and a mother ~ nor save en Old parOCNal sc:hOOI by 'l*IOadlng e a1<1nn1n1 10 don••• land and a bulldlng to theW CAUM. 2:30 0 "* ·~ "Shoot The Sun Down" ( 1980) Chrostopher Walken. Ma1go1 Kl<ldet In 1836 lour disparate ,...,._ lots use an old map to search tor buried gOl<I 'PG S.-000 *** "ThelncMn Fogtiter" ( 19551 Krrk Doug· las, flsa Mwtonellt An Army scout guides o wag- on lrllln lhrOUQh Sooux country. m • ··~ "Ae1reat. Helli'' (19511 Frank Lovefoy. Richard Carlson Soldiers on the Korean War reluse to back on In the tace ot lheenemy 1¢) ** "TheWonde<lul Croo!<" Gerard Oepardoeu A young married butt· nessman turns Clook in order l o meet the expenses of hrs business and falts In IOve With o"" ot hos v!Clims A l Zl * • ·~ "V1ncont. Fron- c0ts. Paul And The Oth- &rs" ( 1974) YVM Montand. MIChel Pic:cOlo Thfee man lorm a doop bond ot lnendSlll() th111 SU\la1ns lhem through It s«>nes of Petsonal 11n<1 profesS>Onal croses. 3:30 s, • • * • The Haunt· Ing" ( 1963) J11lro Hen It. Cla1re Bloom Fout itlaparete P41C>P1e lnvosll· gale a hOUse With An tnlamous reputation tor 1UP9rnalurlll QOlnQs-on Si45 8 * '.+ "KIK Or Be Kiiied" ( 1950) lawreooe Tierney George Cou1ou111 The pohc:e stalk a lugltl.,. 11'1 the 1ungle white the kllre. WhO lramec:f him condOCts • search ot his <¥'1(1\ 4'*> 0 * * * • "Tl>e lion In Winter I 1967> Pel8' 0 TOCIWI l(othlr..,,, H-c>- bu1n e~·· 1<1ng H11n t1 II lllOtt en agonlfo~ d~l.ootl OY8f ht• ~· -. ,,. '°"'~·-llt 'llOlmy INlfileg& 10 U- atr~-~ tlul'lor o4 ~~ MOVte. ~ +~""---'=- .' 1 • • .. I -or / I , -r'-. ~EH°7 ~ . ' ./ ,. ~ I ~ ,..,.. 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WOOD FLOORS o:.. :u ~G THE SAi r: 20' OFF MATFRIAI rosT CHECK THESE DRAPERY SPECIA LS.11 ! • 100% ltnen <.a>cment · $5.00 YD • .. h<.J\.) ~h ill' Jllllque >atin .$4.00 'In • "' fdbm for Aph .ind office $3 C\O YI> *' VINYL (LINOLEUM) SA_L.( ON SEI FCTfO ITEM S I 646-4 838 I • I miT1 I fOl k in I •tM'·wcavcs -S 2 00 YD * • pllJ) m.111) more gn:,11 v.illlC''>, with a I 5% · JS" d'v111gs on all • rcgul.11 111t''>1nclud1n~ r abri1.u t, Trend of the T1 rne<-Jnd Kastel( -----r----;A7~el-;~;u-;:;H 1 {l ALDEN'S DRAPER IES 1 ·. 40°10 o ff on I 111\ 1 Rf/\,)';; '()colors' •• -_;--1 EXTE NDED I ONE WEEK : THAU NOV. 6th -tr I 33 ~ Movie Guide for th g ~ 0 8 >. l'O u ;: u. Cl 0 ...J > l-o ci: Fm 111 Pt1</t .U WedneSday movies 'IOI/EMBER• 1981 EVENING ,... 1th. l own 1qSl'l• <.1• n1~ to, 1ly FrAf\lr. S1niltr t A lr10 nl ~.-. l'"'' t._.arn ljlJ ~•lt1 1 1 J)o dn ... er dfH! .rt ., -1tuc;oa11 l •t IC l'J"d 4 t t ' 1•1 t 1 ti wt\o~ C•C.tUft-JI ( lrC"f'l m lhtt S.utiw .:Jy 0 • * * Tl" I nn11 Atcl era ( 19801 J.1rnH "' 1 St icy Keach O~".i 11 d K~11h C:lu3d1ne T•·P J"'ct r> Jamt'I Cole Yn1,ru;.,., f1.tniJ IOdVt'I d lrn1' of t1ntL>l11-+d t)Rnk4J pluru .. h•tttd ~1a gocoaches d"<.I dP 111 boo 1pi, .n 11~ wakP a~ ,,., ... 001- ittws tide tow.1rd their 1.na1 Sf\OWdown R 0 • • • AmPoc.an Gigolo ( 1980) R1r.h.ird Gere, lau1en >iu11on A Be•Orly Htll~ 111goto l>eC<>rnes lhl' p11mll WS· oecr m a murder '"""t°" tthga- 11on R 7.30 z • • ·w,11111 & Pn11 t t980) Micllael Onlkean Margo! Kidder Three peo- ple begin a trtan9ular romance in Gr,...nwicn V11- 1 age 111a1 conlonues tllrougl>oul the me<curial social milieu ol tho 70s 'A' 8-00 0 * • "Bruce le s Gr•atest !Wvenge Bruce le The Chinese people teal greet resanlment toward a group ot pollltcal- ty powerful Westerners tn China ti) • *' • Mah bu BeOCh ( 1978) Kim t anotord J&rnes Oaughto" A ul'au- ltlul female l1fogu11<d bOComes the 01J1ect of a rivalry between two young men at 3 Soothf'rn C•hfor- n1a beach S • , S iilurn 'l 19801 K"k Oougta~ f ~rrl)h r 11wce11 A p;11r nl ~CIPfl­ llst~ working 1n ~ •PdCO stalton ""' mt'"acP.d by a mad qen1us 11nd h•~ •nndt robot R 9-000 18 ) Tl'le Other V1c11m (Prem1"rPI W11ilam D1wone Jennifer 0 Nern A ccn lfru<lton 1orem11n l•nd~ his lole and feelings 11nm~11- 01ty alterPd "11•·• ht\ "'''"' ,., n..n C • -M"l••or ( 1117Cl) S«JHll Conn,.,v N,t\.it•n Wood •m,;roclln ..i• 1 Ru SHVt SC ..,,..(.t n•per I~ tOtO '"' " ,, an a1111mnt to WA I Oii II 11rnnt n1f'lt-O• rro" outttr .par.1• wh1rl1 ,., n .i 01rw1 .<.>lll"'on cou-. .. " t arth 1MOl0<11 m"" d1u If!< sir kf!S PG JI • •• .. he Tt11l'i t n Steps 11"711) Fltit,,,,1 P w Oii C'wld Warn"' A rnan l ~ """' Ill\-IUA"V ot I \~ lt1e po!t<.8 tllO ~ , .. , grOl.lp ot ioreion ago•111 O()Mltt'lQ .n rno ••• (I when M II l11med,,' 1 r.tr anger s murder PG I,')**•• "Ch1n·11nwn" 11Cli4l Ja-:~ Nicholson r"r" Oun1w111 Ourtng ttic 1930s. a pt1v1ta d4!1ooc:lrve lnvt1&11Q&IH I Clllf' ltoll 19\INI~ 8 11111 nf C<>«UI)• 11011. lOC~ll an<l murdor 'R' 0 30 0 • • • ri... Blue lagoon ' ( 10BO) Brooke Sh•eld• Chrtllophln Atalnt Two Cll11dren.,. r1m11.e I~ ptng Of flfll 1ove Whtie dltcoverino me ond f'ac:h Othflf o.ltlftf tl'ley "' lhi.pwrat.ed togeti-one de-tad laland R' 'l • * ·~' Tile °'"'"• NVmOh'' ( 1979) llut• Ar•lnnPlli f U'• net ~tJr'1JJ 10 00 $ • • * la' I r fl()•' In P"' l~ J MJt tndtl do M ,,,a c;cr1n\_"ltd1•1 01f'Pt ff 1J t v HmnJrdo B1•r "liJ A rTI1ddlt '"JQt-d inun whn~+.1 ,Htfil1lt,f1JI w1h1 ff\f"f:!r1tly (.Oltn1fh C IJl(llft' , r1 jr u1 1t1t11f 11• ~~ 1• on l wfmd'1 r•·--·t t1nJ tt(flll l OMOI <ah a .>!lltl• ,nrouatic. ,t ,..., '' t• Ir ' "I r ~mau n f'u' en~ to 1 1U f ltn•, n 11 ()(\ C • * tt , If fo "IJv t .. ,~, Henr 1 Jrn<ta P.,!. r.hA~I Mr(, lfe A 1•.' t1Jf"' t '" ••> r 1•1 4>µ1t1h '1 r itt•U Hht•r r1 n fr iv ~r P'W wrin 1 1111 •'• t tW .. ..,. tr .1 r1 r I , 1•ln ,qt41..i l • t F •qurt!S h A I «1() ;>o 1~b9) kuU. •I :Jn 1w ~· •'' olm Mc(l(l.,., u 111ru-•Cot1t PG 11·15 0 •• ()ej(j 1 "' 1'1) Paul w,1 ..tm";t ii, r H~ Crt>f1n1• A CC•P dnd 1 smnU hmtl' tfimt• bOss 1o•n tnrct·' 10 find lh mar ,., L10n')1btP f,J, u ~rtP~ flf JJf04I;tltUI£\ k llmQt'J R 11 30 H * • l ov1ng Co..t pies ' I •80) Shirley M ... l dtne ., tmt s Coburn Two couples on.. m11ml'O one 1101 toke a Sldb .it 9ome unr;onvPnt 1on111 tpqtoupmg '#1U' rio1ou1 •ewtts PG 0 • • Frtday The 13th ( 19801 B1!1sy Pillmer Adrt enne King The reopen1nq ot a ~ummer camp closl'd :lO "years earltf'!r aller thrl!e murders attracls a v1nd1C t•ve t11ller who knife• unsuspecting teen-agera ·A' 12:00 0 • *' • ·r11e Blue Oalllta · ( 1946) Alan Ladd Veronica l ake An "-"·Ser v!Cf'man 1s suspeclf'd ol muidPt1nq ht$ u11la1lhlul Wife and mu~t pro•P "'~ innocence f) * *'• l1v1n11 F'rM!" ( 197"1 Susan Hampshire N•got Oaw·npnrt fhree m•sch1f'h,0tJ~ IH.)q cubs get into Jlt >Ort•. of 1roubln while bem11 trdnsportod •o .1 9'""" P"'~"''" 12 05 0 !° • t • • N<!l"'O'k I 1976 f "~" Ournway Wtl 11am t·Hllr1t•I'\ 4 telev111on '1P\llrJ'Sm,1ri ·n th ... t>nnk ot A ne,vnu\ tu.,c.t kdown t>ecomf!!' Jr1 OtAcfr. nf lt1t• e''""""" tuttJ boost~ thP ll oc.. " 1:1 1!1 C • * • II• tw1't-n Thi l 11 Hlf I 10f.m ,., M•~A.ltan 11v1·1 'ond~·•V @ • • • flflV311' ff• n 1~n11n ( tllAOl Guldt" 1 l11wn fllr-en BrE>nn In A .... .it IO 1.111 ~ourig "'°'"II' m'''D'-Pnt\i totns tt'le A1rniy •• OW•ng 1t1e <le•th ol l"v< 'f'W t\y'-flrtOrf nn fh•tt w9(j t1111g11tg'1t A z • • T .. rro1 Train. r t'lAOI Run Johnson Jam• l" C..Orto-. A coi•eoe ''' · lf'ft1 ly'1 N 'l'n1 a "'"I q~•d• pnny lt•m• tnto • ntghtm.i•P wtlm 11 v1ncf1~. Ii•" 01111 I ,11111s ktlltnq oll , ..... P8flV-Q•-R 1 10 0 • '* '-' ~· IM'i8 Att:1Cfl P,.rt,¥' (tll1Ul fr111'•11 A1111ton, A111!t'tte Funicello A -.11111\y womM ltilM ""'ltY II r """ money net 'lfloc: t ions on mi.iScle men ('lllhet>aKh I 30 Cl) * 6 * Vaung At ~.vt I t9'i•l I r~nk '1n1 \ RAPID TERROR .Jud I l1ggm s I I mm ll'ft Robert Cnrh and Deborah Raffln star a-. f rte n d ~ .. , ho r <.'unit <.' for a w h 1 le\\ at Pr rafting tnp that turn~ into a n1ghtm<1n· when they art' attacked by snlµl'rs 1n lhl· tele\.1s1on film ... Killing at Hell's Gate. · Saturda~ at 9 p.m on CBS !Ch. 21 ~ra. Dons Ony P1oblems besel 11 young couple after the mAn slea~ his pan-"°' I fl,JnCet' S • • , Fade To Blac~ ( 19801 Ol'nn1s Cll11stopher I 1ndA KerrJdge A dtS· lu1 l>Nl young movie Ian 11>.1c1s 10 romenttc re1Pt:- t•c.n lJ)' comm11tu..g mur· <.It rs "' the <JU•SG 1nd styio nt h•\ IJV01119 Kffl'ftO \Ill~ IHlll~ f1 2'00 0 • • Croa~wtnds 1 t'l~ 1 I lchn P11n11 All•m r ~rn.,~ A 't11p ' "'ap '""' •• , coi..nl•r ~_..,,, rw,.. f"f'! ht atu•mpls 10 ff'<'.Ovt'r 111s luh· , ~hip d'ld tu~ lovfl'r 2 15 C • • MPll'Or ( l'll'll i.iatdt" atman 01 Parts Cail E'mOf"d ACltli> Mttro Th~ my IHI<'><•, C I n1 n '' lh• Pf me "'' pN.I 111 <I mur le< CAMI 10 P.u1~ f.'t • -• Tt>e lrlolm;1k • e• 1 11180} Ray Shori..,v l ov"h Feld5huh A man1- polet1ve "'all gcr .,.,., Vilt <OYI ploys to catapull two ll!flfl•.t•IO<• into pop sing- 1nq t111rdom PG 3. 15 0 • • Pnwder~1'!l" (IQ 101 Rud hytor O..Ont~ C'.o:,.. r'°'° men 1t1em111 to '''~I titlaC.k9(1 Ir Ill llffl1 I 73 llJI Ul"OOt'll I 4 00 0 • • · ~ P'I By N•Olll" f 1937) W1ll111m Hall Annn NMO'"' tne bu<:Q!1<; tmo•Ofl•Jr• of • farm ~ M tl>e Inc.olive lat a. \J'lllQ nt er a to thnng• lt~H WI)' Of hi• 4:15 (Cl•• "The Rip-Ott" ( 1979) Edward Albert Karen Black A gang ol ·-lll1eve~ dOUble-CIOl>S one another ovf'• S6.000.000 111 d1amon11' R • :lO Q) * • ', IPnn•lo• f t953J How.;rd Duff Ida Lupino A youna o••I uncover, <l!Uk df'<'<IS " Ille drlllly ntd man~·nr• where ~ne work, 4.30 Z • •1 , Th" 01v1nt' • Nymph 119781 , 1 r Antoneth Tp1~nc1 ''''" ~ Thursday movies NOVEMBER ~ 190 I EVENING t:if1oe K•n vt a :..umrn•· Htnf' L 20 year, "111 .. 1 elt•' 111 M murdt:r~ 14t1t Kt~ a 1n 11( ttve k1llet who kn1ln unwsJH'(.llng IC'fln·aw::• f R 1 75 z • '>chi/Cl ( 19171 ynne ~•lt<1••1C.k Jotin 1.iyleon. A sh~lirlQ stur ~ hir rorlzed by 1 mvstf'1111un c11aracter whO tor r11Maon• ot ht• own .. UPHI bv thA r..-01 h .. r m•rri.ioe to • -••thy m nul.tetu18f R 1300 * * 'TN! Vt,tlOr' t t'l78) Mt•I farnlr, lohn Hu~lon An 1'1nclfl11I trom 1 d1stqpt 11"'"''1' ~Ol'llfi to Eartfi to d trnv an~•· ~ .. tlf .. >id 9111 who A 0.. 11<W'd to 1 tl>t' mot~ o• " powttrtul m111r.,.cttnt r11C• H I 00 Q • • 'Tiu! PtO~•g11I Oo•et M1n.9 f:"i. lee lom Lem A yo.;<ljl m1111 s lilthc!f 11 'llSCIOUlly tnu•~tltl "'"' h• swear• tlull ho II QCll ,,.""tr 1PO (!) • • "' .,. Girl" 1 ~7""' R1 t-t•(I f0dlflf ar1 1iU ..... ., •!.> n•.ln "· .,., ''r1 J)~ dyt1ct drP * t. ,,., • ,n,1blr •o '" h11r-1~J11f tu Ill world ri $ • • ~p.. I 14~01 JOC)(I F os.u I s lhy ......... , MJ~ "tip ~u.-lir. OI t rr 1".1 h'irY1t:•1 ,-lf'\d U !l dtUl•J (1dl ftnl' f'luf h·•~n oq• .. fJlfl9 hy lo ,.,,, thfl' th<M f mn!tra ,11 j tru uf.J''l "' •)\ .t1t• <f'• 8 15 l • • f ftu1PS "' A Lano~1..1pe ( 196'll AoliP•I Sh .. w Mnlcolm MCOO"'"" PG 9:30 H • • • • Ordinary Peop•t! I 1980) Ma• I r ,, .. , Moor" Clonald Su111 .. 1tand A gu1t1 ndden lt!t'n·aqf'r tryrng 10 pu1 his ltfe bac~ 109e111a1 1fte< 111s b101her's deatn and hts own &ut<:1C1e attempt reacheS out to n1s complacent lath« and hlS cold reHrved mother ·pa· . 0 • • •'It "Private Ben· 111mln" ( 1980) Goldie Hawn. Eileen B<ennan A wen 10-do you119 wOn'lan m•~t3kenly 10.ns tho Army lollow109 1tie death or n"' new hu6bAnd on lhetr w11d- (J1ng 111ghl R' 10-00 c • • StiHdU'I Ml!M· Orti.'S 11980) WOOdy Aller !..hilrlOllll Rampllnq A ">':· CflSSlul 111 .. 'CIOI fa~~ a per~onnl c11••~ .ls 11<> trios to mo~r some ma101 dll<o s1on in h• ~ hre P(, O fl In God ~v .. tr u• t 1'lAOJ M il<!) f t>ldmun An<1y Knurrnan A naM• monk i~ -:ont out m10 lht world to r u-,.,:a nh>nttV f1.'lr tu~ 1mtt ver·~ti .... ,• 1lf)n l11i.I ,., PG ~ fl • tun-,tn " r·~r• rt'P o.,.,f> 11 •~Ot On•1u Ann f 1Jrk 1 ''"-lt•1r•', fr1Hn ..... ~· \ '°' ' f , ... ,, co1~ P 1111 An11 In" Ott or,; ( tfl7 .. } Vvt•• \41'.) t'UH1 M•r ht I ._, t:'COi T "''fl n• n 1 in1 1 •hq oond 01 It oo t •P ~al tustnina ""'"l lh•Ol•Qll .1 ~ .. 111\t ol V'"'"°"~' tnd p.frtfo " ... " 11 (fl Ci 11 ·30 C * • A Gil ct e ( '08()\ ~e;il l oat ~ .Jl<I >iunll!• A roe~ ,..1,,1<. r ,.,,1,. J I• 11oth1ng 0"' ·n 111• wl'f In h11 pu1su11 ol thP II''' ot nit drums PC. S * • ~ Ltltle 01<Jtng• t 19801 T ntum O N• I Kr iv M cNlc:l\04 At summ., ci11np 1 .. 0 teen •=-u• Qtrls ('Omp•I• to ~·who wtll ~ t~ fire! to k'Kc! ltl'• v11gtnl· ly R 11 •5 O • • Frld~v rt 11th· (t~Ollt 0,.try ~ A<lrt• Cl rt Ktnq fh lttopmf"Q ut a 1111"''"'" u mp cJo•C'd 4'0 y• 11r$ •Ill"' llN lhH•t murdi)B, 111< I• • vlndiC hv• ktller who knll'!t un1>11PtCI~ 1et!noltQC!fll A 12.00 0 • • • • , I f\O Gt• • r 11 r Ju,~· "'" o J' H .. ( u1dndQt A rtoPHt~~ 1,tr.t1 <t•l I(_ I jln ,,.e I( y. tr l Oii n '• t~ l on r .. 't I' ... ore .,,. J c; •"• • txuud ' thf: 0•• llo ""·'"' I 11178) Ml'I r,,,,,., Jc,ttn •1u ~ton An H 1..•••• 1 '' ""' 1 \1·~•..-ri• oa•n·v roriPs 'o F 1tn I dt!~h y .ti' t>.11 6- yf1u' olcl auf who S c11.c ''"' d tn bP Hu• mo1fier of d µQW'"'flut m·lh•v<1l~nt rm l' R 1-0S l ••• J,.,, 1•q;4l ( rTPOI j > Jan" Jq1 r ~·~ tr om :.tfl u 1tl&C p 1 .1nu ' h -c lHC pJst 1r t.1 ._mall T1>AilS 1own Ill hEo.t<.I tl1tJ t hMts as ti In~· •or~ and bh.1oc-'>•nger 10 0 • • , I ne Blu,. Kn.ghl • t97!>1 Georoe ~annooy Alf'• Rocco A I os Angeles ~trret cop •S ass1gnl'tl to d d1lf1cu1t O•ug Cll'\ll 1:30 (!) * * Tiie Americano' ( 1955) Glenn Ford Frank love1oy A Teaaa cowbOy finds romance ond advM- tur• when he attempts to deltver pnze Brahma bulls to Brazil C • * Youno And Free When tragE-lly forces a yl)Ung ooy to 101n a wagon lraln 1n the ruggeO west. hO meets 8 young Indian gtrl and t>eg•ns a n<>w hf!' PG S * * Snakl' Ft51 FrgM "' Jaclue Cn.in Tiie ma1<- 1ng ol d ma' llitl arts warrior 11wo1vos lonq !>ours ol ,Jtduou'i tra1n1ng R 1·<15 0 • • Caola·n C111na •9491 nhn Pay"<! Gait RuS"4 I A d<·t><"NI ~h•P " 1 ~pla•I' 5enk~ ""ng .. ance .1qH•n<t thP mfln who •obb.-d "'"' 01 commana 2·2s O • • · J8m+•~ O• ,,,,. 976 ~lephl''1 M H~\11<! Mt' hd~t 0• an<l"n A y<'1111Q ;\n u ... di tu~ OnQ lnend .. ;t '-.ro., rohtd •t •n I! to•S ~4tl (D • P.lflll' With ft,t rlh• Hir111n ( 1\lTOI l'I~•" "ni>t rJo,;ntJ Kf'1n\·r Ian f! t.; 1pt•e lrom e '""'"(ti 1n 11111t1on ti t • ,,~ lo• r ' so~ 'l\~r t1<!f~ Z • • uc 1 Tfrnn ! 1980111f'n J11hn~on, Jdm,. 1..0f! (.;ull < A ,,111 ge Ira l"11t11tV s N-Y11.," "'"' BOB WHITE'S KARATE STUDIO Bob White. a fifth Degree Black Belt and former State. National and International Champion is offering introductory classes for meo. women. teens and children. Mr. White feels that self-defense can be learned by people of all ages and he currently has students from 5 years old to 55 years of age. Mr. White and his wife Barbara herself a former Black Champion have been teaching self-defense in Orange 1County for over 13 years and their students are some of the finest in the country. 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Buy Any One Item Get Second Of Same Ya .OFF I _____ ~W'~ WHAT IS A 9UALITY PllMIUM ICI CllAM7 Offer Good Thru Nov. 19. 1981 47 years ago C.rvel ~ the first Pf9mlum quality Ice cream. to be aold through multiple retail outlets, when we lntrod~ our orlglnal low overrun, heavy-weight Ice creem. Low overrun, howe\ler, Is only one of thrH Important alement• that make our thats wtiy all of our carve! I08 cream proaucts are made tight In "'' store wtiere they are sold. Ice creem actu.lly hu a very short shelf llf• and ~n become coarM textured and flat tasting If at.Cjected to fluctuating temperatures. By making C.rvel loe cream In our stores. • it la told. we Insure Its absolute rreshnest by ellmlnatll'IQ the frequent freezing and thawing that sto,.ge loe creams are subjected to. Rec.ntly, some tow overrun loe creams. with fancy foreign namea and even fancier product a true premium quality le» cream. Another Import.ht element Is what goes into our product. Our secret formula ice aeam mill is made only wtth the highest quality Ingredients such as pure cream and egga and we never uee milk by--products like whey powder. The same high quality standarqa also apply to our ftavoringe, topping• and other Ingredients we uae to meke our many varletiet of kle cream cakes and deuerta. , prices, hav. been Introduced which claim to be premium quality products. At Carvel we know that QUality is predicated on how much It costs us to make our ice cream ... not how much It costs our customers to buy it. The most lmpor1ant fMtu... of a true PNf"lum quality ice cream Is frelhn"' and . ot'-~ C'a!Ulel Ice Cream Factory® #2200 _ .Vo..., O ~O~ 16576 Bolla Chica Road At Hell ILucky Centerl HllllllMJt-Beach "'l>f li14J 84~1370 /OPEN I 0 A.M. ·I 0 P.M. 7 DAYS AWEIK FOR INFORMATION REGARDING FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES, CALL: ••••• OUNlil COAST YOUR HOMETOWN DAllY PIPER ' '• L' J\ • I . , I tH H I J • • ., • O~AN GI: COUNTY C ALIFORN1A ]~ CENTS Man seeks brother's hit-run killer BY l TEVE MARBLE otlMDMtt,,_ ..... Greg Warner is pretty sure he knows who killed his brother, but he can 't prove it and neither can the Newport Beach police. "I know but I can't do anything about it.·· he says, picking his words carefully "It's frustrating. It's re ally frustrating.·· His brother's name was Don. Donald Barry Warner. He was 26 and had lived in Newport Beach for just two weeks when he was struck by a hit a nd run driver on Sept. 19. He died several hours later at the hospital. .. We're from Maryland and he came out here to see the world," Greg explains. ··He'd just bought a ticket to go back home to see his girlfriend of three years She was thinking about comin_g out.·· Greg says he's s ure his brother nevers saw the car that hit him. Police agree. They say the dark blue CC:lr was speeding with its headlights off. It was midnight. According to friends who were with him Don was crossin_g Balboa Boulevard at 31st Street when the s peeding sedan clipped him. His body was thrown up into the windshield and then rolled off to the ground The car k~pt going The witnesses !>aid there were three. possibly four persons in the car. "He was just walking home when it happened.·· says Greg. who li ved across the street from his brother ··I can see that intersection from my balcony." Several of the bystanders copied down a description of the car and its license plate num ber. Police round the dark BMW several days later abandoned in a Whittier shopping center Its windshield had been knocked out and its ~rill was dented. · · 1 was back home al the funeral when I heard the r umor that the driver had turned himself in." Greg recalls ·At the time. I felt sympathy for the g uy I really felt sorry for the driver.·· But when he returned to Ne wport. he discovered what he had heard wasn't t r ue. Police had impounded a nd searched the car and had located the registered owner but the matter had slopped there. Police say the registered owner, a young man from Orange, bad retained an attorney by the time they contacted him. Neither the attorney nor th~ registered car owner . police say, has cooperated m the investigation. "What we lack ,.. says Newport poli ce investigator Verne Miller, "is someone to identify the driver or anyone else in the car. All we can do 1s hope that somebody gets a guilty conscience. ll 's got to be eatin_g at someone · · But Greg says he wonders 1f it's really "eating" at anyone. He doubts the driver will turn himself in. "I iust eet the feelin_g that the driver has friends and family giving him moral s upport in his big mistake." he s uggests. "But I plan to see it through to the end. I told m~· pa rents I would " His parents and 21-year -old sister live in Westminster Md • a town of 15.000. He s ays 700 people showed up at Don·s funeral. "He was a popular guy He'd been a lifeguard at Ocean City I New J ersey> and was good-looking Girls were always <See BROTHER'S DEATH, Page A.2) I Crash victims from OC? Parent s will sue in death Wreckage wi th 3 bodies found in r em ot e part of co unty A twin-engine airplane with three dead passengers believed to be from Orange County was found early today in a remote pa rt or Cleveland National 8 killed a s born.he r c rash es LA JUNTA, Colo. <AP> -A 8 -52 bomber on a training mission crashed in a ball of flame on remote rangeland eight miles east of this southeast Colorado town today, killing all eight crew members. sheriff's dep uties said. Staff Sgt. Ada A. Marlin of Peterson Air Force Base in ·Colorado Springs said the plane was a B-52 on a low-a ltitude training mission from March Air Force Ba se near San Bernardino. Forest m the eastern part of the county, authorities said. The plane. a Cessna 310, was firs t s potted by a Civil Air Patrol aircraft about 6 . 30 p.m . Thursday as it lay in wreckage between Los Pinos Peak and Munhall Saddle several miles north of the Ortega Highway. said Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart. The first persons to reach the wreckage were firefi ghters from the U S Forest Service who arrived about 6:30 a .m. today a nd controlled a s mall fire caused by the crash, said Mary Jane Harris , information specialist for the forest service. T he identities of the three male victims w ere being withheld pending notification or relatives, Hart said. Hart did say, however, that the plane was based al John Wayne Airport. A F e deral Aviation Administration official in Ontario s aid today that authorities have ··r eason to believe" the plane had taken off from an airport in Calexico. He said the plane was still at the airport on Wednesday but was gone by Thursday morning. The pilot did not file a flight plan or obtain a w eather briefing before taking off, the FAA spokesman said. "H they had, they would have been advised that weather conditions were not conducive lo visual flight rules," he said. The plane is believed to have c rash e d in overcast, rainy conditions. he said. The search was s tarted Thursday after FAA omcials received calls from relatives of the apparent victims who said the men had not returned. the spokesman said An aircraft from the Civil Air Patrol in San Diego made the first sighting, said Hart. Ms. Harris said it is possible that the fire djdn 'l break out at the wreckage for som e lime after the crash, because of the wet conditions "'""' ....... FEELING FINE -President and Mrs . Reagan. s hown leaving lhe White House for a military hospital in Bethesda. Md., underwent their second day of tests today and the president says his first full physical checkup in two years will s how ··how healthy r am ." LOS ANGELES (AP) -The parents of a 12-year-old newsboy who was sexually moles ted before his murder say they'll sue California·s parole board for negligence in releasing his alleged killer, a convicted sex offender The defendant in the murder case, Rob ert Jack s on Thompson, will be named in the suit along with members or the state parole board and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., who appoints them. a ccording to attorney Frederic Sayre, the Los Angeles assoc ia t e of San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli, who is representing Kay and Milford Brenneman. Their son , Benjami n , disappeared Aug . 25 a fter finishing his newspaper delivery route. His bicycle was found the n ext day at the Anaheim apartment complex where T h ompson , 35. Hved ; his strangled body was dumped in Rancho Palos Verdes. No weapons were aboard the intercontinental jet bomber. she said. The Otero County sheriffs dispatcher said a caller reported hearing an explosion at about 4 · 45 a. m . and authorities who went to the scene said wreckage wa s sc attered ove r a three-quarter mile area. Equity in v e stors may resume title "If I can continue to fight. to do something constructive. I'll feel better about Ben ·s death," Mrs. Brenneman said Thursday. "It 's too late for my son, but if I can save one child it will be worthwhile.'' Two trucks on highways near the site reported seeing a ball of flame and hearing a loud boom, authorities said Another Air Force plane in the area also reported seeing the flames. "We were headed east lo an accident when we saw a big, huge flash, like an explosion on the east ern horizon.'' said Sheriff's Sgt. Rich Whittaker. ·'Then it went out. Definitely. you could tell it was a largP explosion." Ms. Martin said crews from Peterson and the Fort Carson Arm y installation at Colorado Springs were dispatched by helicopter to the crash site. Bruce Allsen, civi lian spokesman a t March AFB, identified the six crewmen and two crew chiefs as: Capt. James L . McGregor, Capt. Gani Aydoner, Capt Clifford R Duane. ls t Lt. K e ndall E . Wallace, Capt. St11 n ley H. Edd leman, Senior Airman Timothy E. McFarland , Airman 1st Class Bruce E. Schaefer. Airman 1st Class David W. Smith. Hometowns were not immediately available. ORINGI COAST WfATHfR Sunny a n d warmer Saturday. Clear and cool toni ght . Local gusty winds ton ight and Saturday. Highs 78 to 85. Lows tonight 45 to 55. INSIDf TODAY Ev1try do11 u Halloweni /or rorrut J Ackerman, considered the World 's Greaten Sciera« Fiction ,..an. See Wet~r. llDll .. ,_ ...... .. ~ ..... M ....... -· === .:: =-... : ~ .. .......... .. ........ M ..... • a =:::~ .. ? ~-------s-. By GLENN SCO'M' OI .. o.ity ...... ltllfl A federal judge agreed Thursday to release trust deeds a nd promi sso r y n o t es a dminis tered b y Newpor t Equit y Fund s Inc . from i nv o luntar y bankruptcy proceedings for the beleaguered mortgage-loan company Bankruptcy Court J udge Peter Ellioll 's rul ing means that investors who had Newport Equity Funds listed as general p~rtne r in their documents s hould resume title and start collecting loan payments in the next two weeks. That. al least, is the conclusion of Barbara Gell man, a lawyer from Newport Beacll who sought the ruling Thursday in El liott's Los Ang e les courtroom . Ms . Gellman a nd la wyer James White or Costa Mesa each filed motions with Elliott on behalf of separate investors to • s peed up review of the bankruptcy proceedings. Elliott ruled that Newport Equity F'unds had no financial interest in the loans it was onl y serv1cing them -and most of its S39 million loan portfolio courtroom on Tuesday morning either to offer a pl a n fo r releasmg the funds or lo give a timetable for quickly pre paring the plan, said Ms. Gellman. Judge Wallin s aid during a hearing last week that local investors should ~et control of Local investors should get control of their loans in the next few weeks . could be r e leased from bankruptcy consideration. Ms. Gellman said Th:it finding, she said, was supported by Howard Wollitz. a ttorney for Orange County S uperior Court -appoin ted Receiver Milton Gordon. Gordon is scheduled lo appear 1n O r a nge County Superior Court Judge Edward Wallin's their loans i n the next few weeks However. he noted at the time that only Judge Elliott, in bankruptcy court, had legal power to release the loans from the more complex bankruptcy case. During that hearing , many Investors attended lo find out when they will clear up the issue and resume receiving monthly mortgage loan pay ments . Some sa id they depend on the income . Ms. Gellman said Thursday that investor gToups that already have appointed a new general partner, or a party to collect the payments, probably will get top priority in regairung control Gordon has said that most loans in t he portfolio a re in sound shape and his plan will be designed to ensure an orderly change in administration. The court proceedings became necessary after officials for the Stale Department of Real Estate discovered that directors of lhe co m pan y h a d vir t ually abandoned the business as the mortgage market went drv Th_e _company had profited by rec~1~1~g a certain percentage of 101t1 al loans. according to explanations in court, but it made no income in servicing them Viejo firm leaving, to b uild • in Orego n No indication of how many of firm 's 90 e mployees will relocate By KEITII T UBER CM .. DellY ..... Maff James C. Kyle. pres ident ot Mission Viejo-ba sed Kyl (' Technology Corp ., said Thursday he and his firm are leaving Orange County for greener pastures in Roseburg, Ore. Construction on a n ew 38 .0 00 -square -foot manufacturing plant, to be built at the Roseburg Airport, will begin in November and Is sche duled for completion In July. The new facility will have more t h an th ree times the production capacity of the Mission Viejo plant. Kyle said b e a n d ot h ers I n t op man agement are e xpected to relocale. How many of the 80 em ployees starred at the Oranje Coast headquarter• wlll make the move ls not yet known. . Kyle, wboM ~ny makes c omponents ·r01 c ardiac p acem aker s 1od oil well drll1lng, b as repeatedly expr essed dis11Uala~tlon with Ounce County's houaln1 and trans portation problem1. K:rle I Controller Kenneth A. Lester concurred. "It is extremely difficult for our employees to find affordable housing here,·' Les ter said. "The average price of a house in Orange County is in the vicinity of $150,000. The average wage of so m eo n e invo l ve d in manufacturing is around $8 an hour. so they cannot afford to live h e re . T h ey have to plant. new equ1pmem 1tnd more . ··we got cooperation from all levels al Roseburg -civic and busin ess leaders. judges. the people," Lester said. "They wanted us, and have a great economic need for us. "In Southern California, we didn't get any response, except from real estate agents. There was no cooperation." Other compa nies are also The company has expr essed dissatisfactiQn with housing . and transportation problems. com mute, som"ettmes a real distances. Thal doesn't promote solid wor k ha bits or good morale.'' Lest e r said the company scouted at least a d01en artaa ln the West.em 1tates, and were impressed with the coopuaUon of the city ot Roeebura. T he Roseburg plant leases wer e obtained on ulremeJy favorable-term1, allowlDC the company to spend $1 million leu than lt bad bud1eted for lbe new • • departing Or anae County. Earlier this week. Computer A ut omatio n In c ., a m anufacturer or dlveralfltd computer product&, moved l&I c orporate headquarters rr-om lrvl.ne to Boulder. Colo • Nl ne em ployee s we r e transferred and an 1ddlt1ooal 10 hJ red in Colorado Wbt n at.afftnl it comple ted next year, th e he.adqua.rtttt ataff wlU 1weU to 35 :1 ,· Company Presid e nt D.H. Methvin, Arthur Shafran, vice president-finance and treasurer. a n d cor porate counsel I ra Robinson were involved in the trans fer. Meth vin said the move lo Bo-old e r was attr i b uted t o several factors, including the man ner a nd rate at wh ich corporations a r e taxed In California and his perceptions of . 'the genera) altitude or state government toward business." Othe r factors included the high facilities and operaling cosls a nd th e s ho r tage of qualified people th at made it 'In creasingly difficu lt for compa n ies to exp a nd i n California." Melbvln aaid that for now. the flrm't prlndpal mamafacturlna opera.U.. will remain In lrv1ne aa wUI the geMral maa.a_.,. Oi Com)Mrter AlltomaUchl'• ChrM otttadnc dlvilk>o&. Alto leaTto• Oraap Couaty II Keco lnduatrlea Inc . s California operations, based ln Irvine. K eco, a Cln clnn atl·b ued manufacturer o f m llllar)' 1round 1upport equipment, will move lta opetaUons to a new faclUtf ln Corona . \ Sayre filed a claim Thursday seeking monetary damages from the s tale, which bas routinely rejected such motions. The attorney s aid the Brennemans can s ue in Orange County Superior Court after a 45-day waiting period. The suit is an attempt to hold parole board members liable for crimes committed by repeat o ffendhs. Mrs Brenneman said. ··w e feel Ben's a symbol of so mething wro ng in our society," s he said. "People have been apathetic and they better realize their kids are not safe. You can't bring Ben back, but ho pefully they <t he parole board l will consider this when letting people out of prison." Ho wever, the Brennemans' suit would buck a January 1980 U.S . Supreme Court decision that upheld parole officials ' complete immunity from legal action. In a San Diego case. the high court let stand California co urt findings that s u c h immunity does not violate a pl aintiff's constitutional rights. M o re winds • ·to c o n t inu e on w eek e nd Winds up to 35 mph which have buffeted the Orange Coast since Thursday are expected to <'ontinue sweeping through the coast area this week,nd. The National Weather Service has issued smalJ craft wamJnp from Point Conception to the Mexican Border and motortata have been put on ale.rt lo expect stiff winds l.n the desert areu. The 1Utll. which have ranced from 20 to 3:5 mph, picked up at mld·day Thursday afte r brief raln 1howen soaked parts of Orange County. Los Angeles wea,ther otnclals said the wind should keep lh' sky clear tbia weekemd and predicted wanner tempei:alures for Oran.re County. A ll1" ot 78 waa upected tod ay 111'\tl temperatu.~s golnc up to the mld·808 Saturday • l \ ' 2 ll I• n • • • • • Oran • Coatt DAILY PILOT /Friday. October 30, 1981 Deify ,.... ,.... ""Cllillf1lle ~ State Sen John Schmitz insists. ·· r meant just what I said I'm trying to wake up this sleeping country ... 'Trying to wake up U.S.' Schmitz says he wasn't joking about 'coup' By FRED SCHOEMEHL 0( .. Oelly "9e .... If you thought state Sen. John Schmitz ( R-Newport Beach) wus jolting when he suggested a military coup would be in order should President R eagan's policies fall . think again. Schmitz, who is seeking the Republican nomination for the U.S . Senate seat now held by S. I. Hayakawa, is dead serious . During a free-wh ee ling inte rview with Da ily Pilot editors Thursday. the Corona del Mar resident said. "I meant just what I said . . I'm trying to wake up thjs sleeping country." As Schmitz said he sees it , the possibility exist s that the political fabric of the country could tear to the point where the president would resign . There could be strikes and riots - sufficient disintegration of the political and social structure to permit an enemy such as the Soviet Union to move in for a takeover. he explained. "If it were a choice of our troops or theirs. you 'd pick ours," s aid the 51-year-old Marine r eserve colonel and political science instructor at Santa Ana College. He defined such a coup as being "good." "A good coup operates for the common good . A bad coup operates for its own good.'' said Schmitz. The two-term state senator, former congressman and former American Party presidential candidate drew national media attention last week when he made the military coup remark during an interview at a Los FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL DUE Schmitz says 6 years cnt1cal Angeles television station. In the wake or the comment, at least one equally outspoken legi s lati ve coll eague - Assemblyman Richard Floyd , D-Lawndale said Schmitz should be impeached. The state senator's reaction to t he assemblyman. "I would be embarrassed to go back to Sacramento and tell my colleagues I commented on anything Di ck Floyd said Schmitz, judglnlJ rrom his comment.a durln1 the lntervtew, does not mind the attention the coup remark has drawn. It has boomeranged his name from Eureka to Enclnita11. He says he's enjoying all the publicity "that people think is bad publicity." Why does Schmitz want lo be a senator? ''Because our country Is heading for a c risis," said Schmitz, explaining that the next six years will determine wh ether the United Slates remains as the world's most powerful country ·'It is a fight for s urvival," he says. In 1980, Schmitz sought the Cal iforn ia R e publica n nomination for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Democrat Alan Cranston. Schmitz, running with l it tl e m oney, collec t ed 20 percent of the vote in the primary. He lost to Paul Gann. Schmitz said he believes he could place first in next year's Republican primary by virtue of the fact so many candidates are in the GOP field. They include San Diego Mayor Pe t e Wilson ; Re p. Paul N . McCloskey, R·Menlo Park: Rep. Barry Gol dwat er Jr ., R· Woodland Hills ; Maureen Reagan. businesswoman and t e levis ion pe rsonality <in addition to being the president's daughter>; Rep. Robert Dornan, R Sa nta Moni c a , and T e d Bruinsma, dean of the Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. Roundfog out the pack is the incumbent, Hayakawa. "Th e multiplicit y o f ca nd idates b enefit s th e incumbent. .. Tension over Red sub boils STOCKHOLM . Sweden <AP) The captain <>t a grounded Soviet :;ubmarine balked again today al leaving the ship ror questioning, and the area around the sub was cordoned off to minimi ze the risk of accidental gunshots, Swedis~ officials said. "There are too many people around with loaded guns and we wo n 't take the ris k of an accident," said naval press officer Borje Johansson. The regional Swedish coas t guard co mm a nde r sai d , ··captain Gus h in protested against the ac:tions taken by the Swedish authorities and their demands to interrogate him ." He also denied a report by the Stockholm newspaper Dagens Nyheter that the captain. Pyotr Gushin. had been replaced by the ship's political officer and locked in his Quarters . "The captain and the political offi cer are taking turns in the talks," said the regional coast g uard commander. Conrad Sjoholm. Most Soviet military units contain u Communis t Party political offi cer. Th e Swe di s h military cordo n e d o ff th e area s urrounding the s ubmarine, barring any curious civilians except for reoorters The Swedish government says 11 won't refloat the s ub until the captain submits to q uestioning aboard a n earby Swed ish minesweeper From Page A 1 I' t.~I! ?1: 1!,~h~': ~~~y~l~y; w:nl:d l~ Nuke inspection held shoddy t , be like him . .. 1 think a bo ut him a lot. Sometimes I have dreams •·about him and nightmares ... Greg says, pausing to think. ' ··Things won"t ever be the same with the family. When I talk with m~· mom now things seem so different. u ··s hard to {"plain ... .. Balanced budget goal 'not probable' WASHINGTON (AP > - Treasury Secretary Donald T . Regan s aid today it is "not probable, but possible " that the Reagan administration will be able to meet its long-standing goal or balancing the redeal budget in 1984. He also said in testimony , b efore the Senat e Budget , Committee that "the current recession will be mild, its end certain and swift." His statement about balancing the budget is the most recent in a se ri es or com m ents by • 11d ministration officials, both rivately and in public, that the resident may be unable to ~d ee m one o f the major '.eampaign pledges or balancing ~be budget . · Regan said the administration ~ in the process or reviewing its economic forecast and said the ,fle w estimates were likely to be •)nore pessimistic than the ones t:>roduced earlier in the year. He gave no details. Regan said the recession may mean a larger budget deficit than Reagan is forecasting, but that the administration "will not postpon e or modify" t h e three-year tax c ut plan that Congress approved this year . The Treas ury secretary said other administrations have made a "lunge for the panic button." in six prev ious recessions, calling for increased government spending, quick tax cuts and increased growth in the money supply. '·Such counterproductive measures are not going to be part or this administration's economic policies," Regan s&d. The president said two weeks ago the economy is in a recession, and the index of leading indicators declined sharply last month, falling by 2.7 percent. Regan s aid the decline is ev idence the econ omy is softening. Restart at Onofre postponed again Restart or Unit I at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station -expected either today o r Saturday -h as been postponed once again Southern California Edison Co. spokesman Dave Barron said crews are still cleaning up liquid fire retardant which s pilled on electrical equipment last weekend. At first it had been anticipated that the plant -shut down since Sept. 3 for repairs to two valves in its emergency core cooling system -could be reactivated earlier this week. When the spill occurred, the date was moved back to today or Saturday. But Barron indicated this morning that it will take thro ugh the weekend and possibly Monday to finish c leaning out the slightly corrosive fire retardant. Th e s pill o cc urre d t o equipment unrelated to the valve problem. The 456 -megawalt reactor located three miles south of San Clemente has been out of service most of the last two years because of various problems. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Clualfled edvertlalng 7141642·5&78 All other depertmenta 642-4321 Th omas P Haley PVl>ll•-ll'd er-et£..-." .. 0 111{• Robert N Weed Pr•tl<lt"' Thomas A Murphtne EOolO< Michael P Harvey ,...,.. ...... ~ L Kay Schull1 o .. -.. ~ Kennelh N Goddard Jr ew..-~ Bernard Schulman ~ Oiales H. Loos .,._,..,.. hllor Carol A Moote --. MAIN OFFICE JJ0 WHI Bey St., Co.ta M•w, CA. M.tll •dcl,.» 80. IMO, Co.ta M41M, CA. '261' C•yrlQtll I'll 0.M\99 COHI PUbtl1lll119 G-y. No fl«Wt tl«lft, lllulttellOnt, .-ltorlet tnettet Of e4o ve•llM-• ........, rney lie ·~--wlt'*'I tH< let .,.,...luloft ot ~-.>Yti9111-ner. H istory . at Diablo Canyon criticized in newspaper report HIT-Rt:.'V VICTIM Donald Warner Hijackers fre e most of hos tages S AN J OSE <AP ) An inspection process marred by incompetence, laziness and som etimes d eception has plagued Di a blo Canyon nuclear power plant for years, the San Jose Mer cury News re ported today in a copyrighted story. The news pa per interviewed sever al m e n invo l ved in checking work and m aterials al the $2.3 billion Pacifi c Gas & Electric Co. facility who srud inspections merely insured that the plant looked good on paper. The article also said many worke rs claimed they were ignored when they pointed out mistakes to inspectors. "Eve r yone who's worked there has seen problems." srud former pip e-support designer Richard Pete rson. "If they haven't, they're bhnd." Don a ld Hedri ck. former supervising quality-assurance inspector. said some inspectors sig n e d repo rts without inspe<.'ting the work a practice known as "pencil whipping." "There a re certain inspectors said that work at Diablo has been "above average" and described it as a "pretty clean and tig~t operation.·· Although the NRC and PG&E had their own inspectors al D1ablo. the system r e lied heavily on subcontractors to find and correct their own mistakes. the newspaper said. Hedric k called the NRC's inspections at Diablo "sketchy and s potty" and said PG&E and Atkinson officials only gave the fede ral regulato rs a "guided tour" of the plant's best-welded areas. Hedrick a lso contended that the quality assurance programs run by s ubcontractors and PG&E we r e weak and ineffective Instead of fixing probl e m s, h e said . the OC jobless total rises who had a reputation as pencil The unemployment r ate in SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP> whipping practically everything Orange County increased to 4.7 _ Right-wing Nicaraguan they did there," said Hedrick. percent in September, from 4.6 h. · k r d f h · who worked for Guy F. Atkinson percent in August, the state IJac ers ree most 0 t ear Co., whlch built much of the Employment Development hostages in exchange for six imprisoned Nicaraguans today P 1 an l 's round at ion a nd Department has reported. and were Oying to an unknowr earthquake supports. The number of person s des tin at 10 n . presid e ntial Recently discovered d esign without jobs increased to 52.000 spokesman J ose Rafael Cordero flaws in the earthquake supports in September, from 48,300 in said. have d elayed the start of September. 1980. when the companies -with PG&E 's approval -often would simply arrange to change the buildjng s pec ifications so t he errors would be in conformance. · · PiecP.s or steel. I know. were put in the wrong places out there." said Darrel Bute au. fo rmer Atkinson employee who supervised welding inspections. "It became inconvenient to have them, so documentation was altered. ·'I saw unaccepted welds that the NRC acce p ted , .. s aid Buteau . "It happened frequently." On one occasion. said Buteau, he noticed that a blueprint for a ruel·handling crane differed from seis mic support work done to the crane. "I brought it (the blueprint) back lo the engineer," Buteau said. "I said 'The drawing doesn't match the crane at all.' They said. 'It's really no big de al. We'll jus t change the drawing'." - Bill Harris, quality assurance manager for Atkinson, said the company n ever pressured e mployees to cove r up deficiencies and urged them to report problems to the NRC "if they felt there was any coverup." ··1 would say it (the plant) has good quality and has met the requirements or ... PG&E and the NRc:· Harris said. The domestic airUner, with a operations at Diablo. which last county's jobless rate stood at 4.5 pilot and co-pilot. the hijackers month received a go-ahead for percent, according lo the EDD. Musa vi confirmed who claimed they were trying low-level testing from the Declines in the manufacturing to save Nicara gua rrom Nuclea r R eg ul ato r y sectorwereoffsetbyincreases BEIRUT , Lebanon (AP>_ Communism -and the six Com mission. in government hiring due to the I ran 's Parliament confirmed 1 cd N' t k ff t Robert Engelken, chief of the reopening of schools, the EDD Foreign Minister Mir Hossein reeas icaraguans 00 0 a NRC's westemregionoffice,has said. Mus avi as prime minister 6:48 a.m. (4:48 a.m . PST> with ,----------------------------------_: ______ _ enough fuel to fl y 800 miles. Cordero said. The 26-seal plane with a three person c r e w had 25 passengers when the hijacking b egan Thurs day, a irport officials said. Four hostages were released Thu rsday and there were believed to be at least four and probably five hijackers. leaving 16 passengers and the crew as hosta~es. Cordero said then• were seven Ame ricans and one Swiss among the hostages released from the plane. The rest were all from Costa Rica. he said. Earlier, he said there were 24 hos tages. which was apparently incorrect. A U .S Emba ss y spokeswoman. Marilyn Sparks, s a id at least 16 passengers. including three Americans, two Britis h and a Swiss, were r e l eased "terrified but unharmed." Mrs . Sparks identified the Americans as John and Lorraine Breen of Edgewater. Fla., and John Leupold o( Wayland, Mass. The Swiss pas senger was identified as Hans Weiss. The British Embass y said two British subjects were among the hostages but declined to identify them. The other passengers were Costa Ricans, the airline said. An al rllne spokesman identified the Americans as John and Nadine Brown, John Ely, Yvonne Hunter, BreneJa Kern, Phil Rossiter and Julia Swain, and the Swiss a1 Hans Waite. Their hometowns were not lmmediattlY available. 3 days only Sat., Sun., Mon. Thru Nov. 2. 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"I couldn't believe it," said Miss Welch. who made her re putation in film s . "But Miss Welch will arrive in New York on Sunday for a month or rehearsals . Legislation is pending in Cong ress that would create an Anwar El Sadat Peace Medal in honor of the slain Egyptian president. a warded annually to t he person who made the most signific ant contribution to world peace during the preceding year The chief s ponsor, Re p Aus tin J . Murphy , D-Pa , said in a floor s peech that the gold m e d a l w ou l d b e The proposal was introduced jointly b y 29 members of Congress. Coastal ~unny --rmer s.lu...S.y. c1 .. r ond cool tonlgM. Looi gusty winds tonlQlll -s.lu...S.y. COHl81 I-~ lonlQlll, lnl-H Coost•I 11'9f\ l'I, lnl-IS. W•l•r 60. EIMwftere, S ...... I cr9ft odYlsory Ill efleCI entire •ru ovler coo tlal w•l•rt and locally In tlle S.nt• larbora Cll•nnel norlllwu terly wllldl IS to lO knob wltll Sll'OftOtr ousts -10 to 20 wts tonlQllt -Sot11roa.,. 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Dena XJ1oplns hus u new Utie to add to his crcdl'ntlala us vice chalrmun of the Fcople's Republic of China he's been given the Charles Goren award as bridge personality or the year. A citation Issued al the world t eam bridge championship in Rye, N Y., said Deng "h as long been an enthusiast for the great intellectual eame of bridge " "His interest has given an example to t he Chi n ese people , who a re q u ickly finding that bridge playing can lead lo intl!rnalional friendship.'' The now decrepil yacht that formerly se rved President Frankllo Roosevell and rock star Elvis Presley may return to duty as a tourist cruiser in San Francisco Bay I Port or Oakland officials say. The Port commission vot ed to hire Edward F. Mackin to over see restoration of the Potomac and instructed him to f orm a n on -prof it corporation to gathe r money and community support for the project. The s hip was seized by U.S. Customs agents during a September l980 narcotics raid in San Francisco The port bought it at auction last s p ring f or $15,000, announcing plans to make at a perman e ntl y moored tourist attraction. Singer Liu Mlnnelli is wanted by the law m Quincy . M ass .. f o r allegedly "desecrating a plal·e or burial" 12 years ago A clearing of old f1 les an lhe district court here uncovered a forgotten oustancting warrant charging lhe performer, Ray Crombie, the court 's ext•cutive assistant. d1scl<>sed The alleged offe n se occurred when M 1ss M annelli was filming "Tell Me That You Love M<:'. Junie Moon,'' under the d1rcct1on of Otto Preminger , in a (~uincy cem etery Developer Ernest W. Hahn has pledged $100,000 to the financially troubled San Diego Symphony. symphony president Oa vid f:. Porter said. 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What don't you hke? Call the number below and your message will be recorded. transcribed and dellvered to the appropriate editor The same 2A·hour answering servke may be used to record let ters lo the edilOr on a ny topic. Mailbox contributors must include thtir name and telephone number ror verification . No circulation calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind. . 642·6086 • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. Octot>or 30. 1981 HF 'Twas once death rite UCI prof explores early beginnings of Halloween By JODI CADENHEAD Of ... O.lty ........... It wit!tn't always called llallowccn But the dark sp1nt and frighlening a ntics t1ssoc1ated walh the holiday have been with us since pagan t.Jmes. Samhain was the original name or lhe Celtic festival celebrat ed in pre-Chris ti an tames to honor death and the beginning of winter, according lo UC Irvine Social Sciences and folklore professor, Dr. Dickson IJrutc Ceremonial fires were lit and there is some evidence or human and animal sacrifices being offered as a way to please the dreaded powers or approaching winter, he said ll was thought that the deud returned to earth at this tame. Bruce said Even today in some parts of Sout h America Teacher wins assault claim from board An adult education teacher a llegedly injured by a Fairview State Hospital patient March I. 1979. has been awarded $18,000 by the Newport-Mesa Unified School D1straC'l board. Tht· teal'ht·r . Jacqueline Shannon. told authorities sh(' suffered hc•ad and back IOJunes when s hoved against a wall b) a Se\'erel y retarded patient. acl·Ording to district officials Tuesday's settlt·ment followed a ret·ommendation bv the statl''s Workt'rs Compensation Appeals Board mt•t.'ting in Santa Ana The· Newport Mesa d1stritt offN'> a number of subJects to pallenh at the state hospital. said Superintendent John ~1<~011 ~1 s Shannon was leaching ..,uc·h a c lass when she "'as IOJUrl'd, a('('ording to her claim Tht• d:.11m payment will come from the district's self-insurance fund , maintained at between $900.000 and $1 million to dispose of s uch claims, Nicoll said ccll!branL'I bake special loaves or bread lo feed the hungry souls who tht•y believe arrive from the other world an sear ch of rood. he said With the arrival of Christianity in Scotland and England around the 7th century thl' holiday took on a religious m eaning and was renamed "All Hallows Day" or "All Saints Day," he said . The night before became known as "All Hallows I::ve" or Halloween. Although the o fferi ng of human sacri fi ces largely disappeared around this time. Bruce said, the holiday continued to be celebrated an Europe with the lighting of fires and costumed processions The holiday didn 't gN its start in the New World , however, until the arrival of Catholic im migrants following the Potato famine In lrt·land in tht• 1840!(. Brure said , In America the holldat assumed a morl' Joyous spiril with bobbing for apples anf trick or treating becoming 9 l'Om mon practice by the lalf \800S. I "Nobody knows where th~ tr1tk·or tn•at 1dN1 came rrom,'I Bruce suicl . "Some ha v ~ suggested it grew out of th+ ancient custom of going out 04 All Hallows E\'e and begging for !>acrific1al anamab to be used oq All Saints Da) " ; Bruct• suggested that the usf of costumes today came fronp the process10n~ that date back t• the original Celtic· fei.tivals. . 'All uf the religiouf signifacantt.> 1s gone from tht holiday," obstrved Bru ce~ "MosUy we tt11nk of 11 in term' of trying not to ~l'I vandalized. "I l OC transit book details bus routes l A new guide containing maps and timetables for all Orange County Transit District bus routes is on sale a t the district offi ce in Garden Grove The 264-page ··Bus Rook " 1s available for 50 cents to people "'ho buy 1t at the office al 11222 \cacia Parkway. It also can be orctered by mail by sending $1 to cover <:ost plus postage and handlang to OCTO Bus Book. PO Box 3005. Garden Grove. Ca 92640 In addition to 1nformat1on on the 51 local a nd 11 express routes. the book lol·a tes l'tinneeting points with other public bus systems. including Southern Cal1forn1a Rapid Transit Distriet. Long Beach T r ansit and the Laguna Beach municipal hne James Reichert. OCTD general manager. said the book should be "enormously helpful" Io bus riders He added that BUSBOOK i '!i!f I I 1lt. *1 10 FOAl.IAAY II, 111112 Route Maps . Timetables : 50¢. • WE'RE GOtNG • YOUR WAY! -eouonv '""""' 00$11'1<:1 officials are tr~ ing to expand d1stribut1on 1>0ints so at can be obtained an places other than the transit distract headquarters Rancho Seco nuke shuts again SACRAMENTO <AP> -The R ancho Scco nuclear power plant has s h ut itself again because or an oat leak in turbine t·ontrol. a spokesman said. The 913-megawalt plant 25 miles southeast of Sacramento had been shut since Aug. 13 while a de fective turbine was replaced The S2 million repair job was s upposedly finished this week , but when the plant was restarted 1t was discovered that the bloc k -long turbine shaf t vibrated The shaft was balanced with weighls and restarted a t 3:08 a .rn Thu r s day. sa id Brad Thomas, s pokes m an for the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. which owns the plant. He said the plant was up to about 60 pl'rCCOt Of full p()Wer when the ml leak triggered an automata· shutdown a t 2:'37 p.rn . He could not predict when a new startup would be tried. SINKING FEELING .\bandonl'cl t'ar.., ... ink slowh into the murk at :\kCnll Dump in Fu I lerton <1 bout :ill I t•t·I ;I\\ a~· from t·:-q>t.•nst\l' homt'" Assists skiers ·moving up lo longer all•• Geometric dHlgn OI Ski teUHI turn In" etlecl ~P~@Q1e~ novice (and everything in between) we can all benefit from Parablack. Today's modern skis employ a geometric design .which causes a ski to tum in naturally, and eventually, ski tips wm cross Parabl1ek helps keep tips from crossing. Parablack was designed to help prevent falls caused by this Inevitable and potentially dangerous situation, and, of course, this wlll help protect the skis. Improve the confidence of the recreational skier and create an advantage for the competitive racer. Parablacks are for everyone. Simply and permenenlly mounted In mlnutH \ Wiii not ldveraely 1tlect pert0tmence or ctynam1ce of the 11111 llLECT TAADINQ COMPANY • HS77 Superior Ave. • Ooata Meaa, CA 12627 • (714) M&-71111 ~ - ) , - H/f Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30, 1981 'All savers ' tax exemption backed WA S HIN G T O N <AP > - People who bought "all savers " certlricates at a 12.61 percent Interest rate on Sunday, Oct. 4, c an still qua lify for a tax exe mption without losing that in vestment yield, the Internal R eve nu e Service ru led Thursday. The IRS anno un ce m e nt reverses an earlier ruling by a nothe r federa l a gency that customers who invested in the one-year certificates on Oct. 4 cannot ret ain the 12.61 percent interest and still keep their exe mption. which is the main attraction of the certificates Thursday 's decision resolves the confusion the government sparked when a lower interest rate was to take effect The g o v e r nm e nt origi nally announced that the ne w rate would take effect on Mondav. Oct. 5, but subsequently sajd the new rate would take effect on Sunday, Oct. 4. R eagan 1varms up to Saudi proposal WASHINGTON CAP> -In a sudden switch of position, the Re agan administration says it is en couraged by Saudi Arabia's eight Point Middle East Peace Pla n because it recognizes ·'Is rae l a s a nation to be negotiated wi th." The plan, put forward by Crown Prince Fahd 1n Augus t . is th e S audis ' alternative to the Camp David peace accords . After earlier dismissing the p l an a s n ot h i n g n e w . a dministration offi cials s aid T hursday that some of its points may be absor bed into the Camp David peace process and that it may lure moderate Arab nations into participation INDICTED Milliona ire oilman Robert B. Sutton of Tulsa has been charged with • reaping up to $960 million in illegal profits by mislabeling oil in violation of federal p rice controls R e bel convicts may surrender G RATERFORD, Pa. (AP) Four state prison inmates who we re holding 38 hostages at gunpotnt for a t hird day today s aid they were thinking of giving up and authorities were giving them all the time they wanted to decide. Th e lea d e r o f th e host age·takers, convicted killer J oseph Bowe n , "has been discussing the possibility of coming out , but hasn't said w h e n ," d e put y priso n s uperintendent Larry Reid said la t e Thur s d ay aft er a f a ce lo -face m eetin g with Bowen Top-leuel shakeup denied by Reagan WA S HINGTON CAP ) - Pres ident Reagan ins ists that reports about an impending shakeup within the top ranks of his foreign poli cy apparatus are "totally invented." Reagan emphatically denied a CBS report that consideration was being given to replacing Secr eta ry of Stale Alexander M. Haig J r with Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger and to shifting lhe duties assigned to Richard V. AJlen. the president's nationa l security assistant. Senate approve!f oil ro11lrol bill WASHINGTON <API -The Sen ate is ins isting on giving President Reagan something he does n 't wa nt -emer gen cy authority to all ocate oil s upplies and impose price controls in case of another oil embargo. T he Senate a pproved the standby allocation bill, 85-7. on Thursday and s ent it to the Hous e. Simila r le gislat ion is being considered there. Italy H'i 11 join Mideast force R O M E <A P ) -De fy ing hardline Arab opponents or the Camp David peace process. Italy decided today to join the U.S.-s ponsored force that will keep the peace between Israel and Egypt in the Sinai desert. A Cabinet statement said Italy w ill pa r tici pat e in th e multinational fo rce together with European partners France, Britain and the Netherlands. Charges leveled on d eprogrammer C INC INNATI CAP ) -A county grand jury returned a 10-count indictment Thursday charging four people, including nationally known cult "deprogrammer " Ted Patrick, with kidnapping a woman and forc ing her to h ave sexual relations with them. GiflS PEWTER SILVER ARM ET ALE DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING NOW (rm~ Pe,..~ L1qh1er\ (horms & Bracelets Goblets & Bow•\ Picture Frames M1r11Jt1ire F1qwines Tankards hecutive NOACK TROPHY AND ENGRAVING 170 E. 17th St.# 117 Costa MHa 646·3 I 41 (Across From Vons Shopping Ctr ) MEDLEY'S RESTAURANT 1mc ,, ...... ,.,, ,. .. ,.1. v.11., ltSY SMTI If QI MS flW'f H ......... , IOI ll.wt• IMlllCI, DI SllO'll ( 7141 963 • 2366 IUUUllOllS BILL MEDLEY "IN CONCERT" OCT. 28, 29 NOV. 4, 5 BOBBY HATFIELD "IN CONCERT" NOV. l3, 14 2 Shows nightly 9:00 & t 2100 lack By Popular Demond! DARLENE LOVE NOV. 3, 17, 24 .. Merk De¥W.... ..... ....._,., ... ,...It Otwell ISaAIL 8AKIR STRING QUAATIT · COMCUT .... ., HOV. •••-2,.._. I Na& 7 1JO AP ......... CITED FOR KISSING This is not the way a Nashville traffi c cop said Ron and Melissa Cherry were kissing when he wrote them a ticket for careless driving. The Cherrys. both resident phys icians at Vanderbilt Hospital. were cited for s mooching while stopped at a traffic light. They can tell it to a General Sessions judge Dec. 10. Judge says victim has 'right to die' LINCOLN, Neb. (AP> -Ted Ve r gith, paralyzed fro m t he a rmpi ts do wn follo wing a su rfing accident, "wanted to have control of his life and he has it." according to his brother But Tom Vergith said he was no t s ure his brothe r really wanted to rue. A Lancaster County judge r uled Thursday that Ted, 26. has the rig ht to refuse medical treatment , even if it leads to his death. The ruling came on a request by a nursing home official who sought to have a legal guarruan appointed for Ted, who was refus ing medical treatment. e vidence that he (Vergith> is capable of unde rstanding and appreciating the consequences of a ny action or inaction he might take ." The j udge s aid the U .S. Constitution guarantees a nght to privacy that "allows any competent, m a ture adult to refuse m edical treatment that may prolong his or her life." Vergith, who was a senior m ed ical student at Creighton University at the time of the accid e nt in the Do m inic an Republic, testified on his own beha lf. Poland's red premier calls for strike ban WARSAW, Poland CAP> - Pre mier Wojciech Jaruselald urged Parliament today to pus a resolution for an lmmedlau ban on strikes to protect Poland from the wave of labor unrest that bas thrown the country into turmoil. He said ir the independent union Solidarity ignored the resolution he would submit a "draft proposal for a law about extraordinary means of action, protection of citizens a nd the state." ·Jaruzels ki, who i s also Communist Party chief and defense minister, said the draft would also call for "an end to all action violating the social order.'' ·'The interests of the socialist state, the peaceful and secure existence or our nation, mu.at and will be protected,·• Jaruzelskj swd. to thunderous applause. Solidarity won the right to s trike alter nationwide labor upheavals las t year, and J aruzelski 's draft proposal apparentely would be aimed at stripping the union of the strike weapon if the turmoil continues. Jaruzelski also announced the ouster of Stanislaw Mach, a deputy premier to be replaced by Edward Kowal c zyk , c hairman o f th e s mall Democratic Party. It appeared to be the first time the chief of the Democratic Pa rty has bee n in the top echelons of the government and meant that in addition to Jerzy Ozdowskj , there were now two 'non -communi s t deputy premiers. Jaruzelski also announced he was reshuffling the ministers of transportation, internal trade, foreign trade. vete rans affairs and raw materials . Solidarity labor federation leaders also called for an end to s weeping local wildcat strikes, warning they would consider an internal "ban" o n llrlkea backed by disciplinary actions to preserve unity. A bout 350,000 rebellious workers sta1ed Job actions today. "We mu.st program the uae of the strike weapon in a thouehllul and planned way," a statement from the un ion 's Gdansk headquarters said. "We must se ttle the most i mportant problems or the nation, such u economic reform, control over the economy and a ccess lo the media." The statement said Solidarity 's C ountry Commission, made up or 107 local and national union leaden, would debate an internal union "strike ban" at an upcoming m e etin g . It als o said the commission would weuss ''the union's rusciplinary measures in r e lation to people guilty of weakening union unity and discipline." PLO chief says Reagan killed Sadat BEIRUT, Lebanon CAV) Y ass er Arafat, head of the Pales tine Liberation Organization, s ays President Re agan is to blame for t he a s s ass ination or Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Ararat, in an i n terview publ is h e d today in the independent Beirut newspaper An -Nahar. said Reaean pressured Sadat to a "squeezing point" to eive concessions to I s ra e li Prime Min ister Men acrum Begin, which helped bring about Sadat 's assassination. ··I believe Reagan killed Sadat," Arafat s aid. P a t Sn y de r of Lanc as ter M a n o r Nursi n g Home had sought to have the guardian appointed, but the judge ruled tha t Ve rgith unders ta nds the con s e que n ces o f r e fu s ing medical treatment and that he has a constitutional right to do so. Duke f acuity votes for Nixon library T he PLO chief also predicted t hat Is rael would refuse to complet e its withdrawal from the final thlrd of Egypt's Sinw desert on schedule next April. "This will c ause the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty to collapse," he said. "It will be the shock that will awaken the entire Egyptian people . this massive nation t h at moves slowly. but once it moves its movement becomes colossal, .. he said. ··w e basically fell we had s o m e lega l and m o ra l obligations to Ted because of the kind of services we provide. We felt ·we had to go t hat one extra s tep " a nd a s k for a legal gua rdian, Ms. Snyder said. "We"ve gone throu gh that process. We've m et our legal a nd mo ral obligations." s he said. But Vergith 's a ttitude may now change, his brother swd. "You know. no w that the hearing is ove r, Ted may take a different look at it," Tom Vergith said. "It doesn't seem pr o bable. c ons ide ring bis actions of the pas t year and a half." In his hearing at Lincoln's Bryan Memorial Hospital . Judge Jeffre Cheuvront said, "There's no doubt from t he DURHAM. N.C. <AP) -The Duke Univers ity faculty has recommended that the school proceed with negotiations for a Richard M. Nixon presidential library, but drop plans for a proposed museum. The unive rsity's Academic Council on a 52·0 vote Thursday approved a subcommittee report making that recommendation. The co uncil report recommends that the university have nothing to do with any preside ntial museum because "a museum incorporated into a presidential library would tend to glorify the former president and also be a tourist attraction." Council member Phil Stewart said the report was not a vote for or agwnst a library. Duke President Terry Sanford said before the vote that the force of the faculty "ought to be virtually controlling.·· He also has s aid that Nixon would agree only to a library that includes a museum. The fa c ulty agreement adopted Thursday puts the faculty at odds with a proposed agreement between Nixon and Duke that lawyers drafted in August. The report staus that Duke should not provide land for a mus e um and have no connection with a museum if one is built separate from the library. Dr. William Chafe, a history p r ofe ssor and committee member, said if the conrutions listed in t h e report a re not acceptable to the trustees and to Sanford, the faculty would withdraw its support for the library. Arafat suggested that if Israel fails to complete the Sinai withdrawal, as outlined in the Camp David accords, E1ypt's new president, Hosni Mubarak, would be pushed back to the Arab fold. The Arab nations rejected Egypt after Sadat's trip to Jerusalem in 1977. 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Blll Edwards. deputy county aarlcuJture commissioner' said the larvae were found durlne a routine inspection in the area where aeriai spraying against the pest began just two weeks ago. Edwards said the ground spraying is to eradicate the medfly pupa, the stage between larva and adult. Turb in e check ed at nuke plant SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Ranc ho Seco nuclear power plant, shut down for 11 weeks while a faulty turbine was replaced, was operating at half power today. Workmen monitored a ne w turbine, installed at a cost of $2 m i llion, said Cindi Ri ch , s poke s w o man for the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. She said the plant, a near-twin of the ill-fated Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania, probably would not be turned up to the full 913-megawatt output until next week . T he plant 25 miles southeast of Sacramento was turned on again Thurs day evening after two false starts in as many days. The first s tartup was cancelled because of vibrations in the block-long turbine shaft. Political braul halted al college SAN JOSE (AP> -Campus police broke up a political brawl in the student union at San Jose Stale, arresting six Iranians on charges of disturbing the peace. A bout 50 Iranians were in¥olved in a shouting match T hursday that turned into fistfights between members of the Moslem Student Association and oppone nt s of Iran 's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, police said. No one was injured. Campus police were called in shortly after noon because of loud chanting as the association was distributing pamphlets in the main floor of the student union, and the ruckus erupted minutes later. · Police broke up the fight and cleared the room in about 10 minutes, taking six men into custody. They were booked at Santa Clara County jail. 7 unions agree to contract S AN DIEGO (AP ) M e m be r s of seven striking unions a pproved a three-year contract by a 2-to-l margin, ending a three-week strike that halted construction at National Steel and ShipbuildJng Co. The package, which provides a $1.50-an-hour hike to the ave r age jo urn ey man 's SS. 71-an-hour scale and 40-cent increases over the next two years, was accepted Thursday by a 2,308-1,198 secret vote cou nt , acco rding to John Murphy, vice president of corporate relations for NASSCO. Store drllg sales probed LOS ANGELES (AP > Police have arrested the owner of a Studio City store that sells ove r -t h e -co unt e r l egal stimulants and drugs that are packaged to look like illegal drugs. Dennis Harshm an was a rrested Thursday amid the cheers of a group pi cketing the store in protest of the drug sales. Harshman was charged with violation of a state Health and Safety Code sec tion tha t prohibits sale of misidentified dr ugs, said City Attorney Ira Reiner. - Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, October 30. 1981 H/F ........... FLEET'S IN -A flotilla of ships from the 3rd Fleet. based at Pearl Harbor , gets a San Francisco Bay welcome from a fireboat as the city began celebrating Fleet Week. a seven-day tribute to the U.S. Navy. It's the first such celebration in San Francisco in 30 years. Gasoline price hike due by end of year? LO S ANGELES (AP > - Higher crude oil prices and a decrease in vol ume s ales discounts for retail service station dealers could mean a 6-to-7-cent gasoline price hike by t he end of the vear , an oil industry analyst predicted. Dan Lundberg, who weekly surveys nationwide gasoline prices a nd publis hes the Lundbe rg Letter , said the ann ouncement Thursday in Geneva, Switzerland, that the Organization of P e trole um Exporting Coun tries would raise c rude prices would hike the average pump price of gasoline by three cents. In addition, Lundberg said his surveys indicated retailers would raise pump prices an additional three to fo ur cents by New Year's Day. Bottle deposit drive launched 1 I . ' • 1 SACRAMENTO (AP) -After years of failur e in th e Legislature, the supporters of a ban on no-deposit beer and soft -drink cont ai ners are appealing directly to the voters. A group called Californians Against Was te announced Thursday that it has launched a petition campaign to put an initiative on the November 1982 ballot. The Oregon-style law would require a t least a five-cent deposit for ever y beer and soft-drink cor:tainer made of plastic, glass or metal , beginning March 1, 1984. Th e group n eeds th e signatures of at least 346,119 registered voters by next March 25 to quality the measure, said Secretary of State March Fong Eu. Supporters say a no-deposit ban will cut littering and save energy through recycling. But op p o n e nts , led by container manufacturers, say it would cost jobs in the can and bottle industries without a eliminating much litter. • Un d e r the pr o posal, consumers would pay a deposit when buying beer or soft drinks. , It would be refu nded when the 1 empty containers were returned .. to the store. Similar laws h ave been enacted in seven other states, two through initiatives. ,1 Matt Kuz ins, exec utive director of Californians Against Waste, said his group has an "excellent" chance of making the ballot, but predicted that the opponents would mount a multimillion-doltar campaign to ·' defeat it. 1 He said his group expects to raise $1 million and have the ' backing of the 400 groups that s upported past bottle bills ..I think our chances are excellent for getting it on the ballot. We have fi ve offi ces in the state now. Many groups around the stale are helping us with petitions," he said. Mussel quarantine extended in north ·' \ • SACRAMENTO <AP> -The annual qu3rantine on mussels expires Nllv. 1 -except in Marin ano Sonoma counties, says the ~tate Department of Health Services. The d e partm e nt said Thursday that tests of mussels taken from the Ma rin and Sonoma county coasts detected l ingering concen tr a tions of Gonyaulax catenella, which ca u ses so met i m es-f a t a l paralytic shellfish poisoning. Last year, there were 98 cases or paralytic shellfish poisoning in California -including two deaths -from eating mussels, oysters and scallops during July and August. Sin ce 1927, there have been 508 cases. including 32 deaths . Dr. Ronald Roberto said the M arin·Sonoma quarantine would remain indefmitely until tests show the mussels are safe to eat. Co mmercially h arvested sea rood products sold in markets and restaurants are exempt from the quarantine. The Marin·Sonoma quarantine covers all bivalve molluscs -, clams, oysters. cockles and r scallops. The quarantine never covered abalone, crabs or shrimp, which do not feed on Gon yaulax calenella. 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This year's local campaign bas been relatively low key, with candidates stressing the need to make wise choices in spending the limited funds allocated by the state. Also. the cand idates have pledged to make r esponsible deci sions regarding the additional school closures and building leases that m ay be necessary in some districts. There have been familiar calls for a back-to-basics approach in instruction. Some candidates have 'cited the need to prepare today's youngsters for an increasingly technological world. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Those who do not know where to cast ballots s hould contact the Or a n ge County Registrar of Voters, 834-2244. In the Huntington Beach Union High School District, which includes portions of Westminster, Fountain Valley and Seal Beach , three seat.s must be filled. The candidates for these seats are incumbents Zita Wessa and Stephen Smith, and newcomers Sherry Baum, Ron Marcus, Norma Vande r Molen, Marlette Slates, Pat Sullivan, Re Stevens and J erry Supernaw. Three seats will be filled in the Ocean View School DiJStrict. R unnlng are lncu m bents Darrell Carter, Marianne Blank and Charles Osterlund, and candidates Flint Morrison, Steven L. Smith, Jim Powers, Susan Markham, Janet Garrick and Doris Enderle. In the Fountain Valley School District, three trustees must be selected. Running are incumbent Roger Belgen a nd candidates David Boyd , Ann Galas. William Manes, Suzanne Moore, Stacey Richardson and James Woest. ln the Huntington Beach City <elementary) School District, four candidates are vying for three seats. Competing are incumbe nt Roy How, former trustee Brian Garland and candidates Pat Cohen and Sherry Barlow Workshop stirs protest by teachers Organizers of gather ing deny it's aimed at l ayoffs By PHIL SNEIDER MAN Ot-.o.11.,,. ........ Local college instructors walked a picket line tod ay outside a Huntington Beach h ote l where co ll ege administrators were attending a workshop e ntitled "Curriculum and Workforce Reduction." The teachers c laimed the work s hop was designed to advise administrators on the best way to lay off instructors. Or ganizers of the workshop contended that its purpose was misunderstood by teachers and that the meeting also would focus on a lternati ves to dismissing instructors. The dispute first surfaced last week during a meeting of the Coast Community College District trustees. This board governs the operation of Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline Community colleges. Several teachers complained to district trustees because the "w orkfo r ce r eduction" workshop was lo be held at Gold e n W est College in Huntington Beach. ' The instructors also were angered that several local ad ministr ators were to be featured speakers at the event and that it s brochure characterized the Coast district as a leader in layoff tactics. In an inter view Thursday, Dr. Lee Stevens, president of Golden West College, explained that the workshop is not being s ponsored by the college district. He said it is a function of the Association of California Community College Administrators. Stevens is state workshop program director for this group. The college president said the original plan to conduct the workshop at Golden West didn't require the approval of trustees. Because of the reaction by local teachers. Stevens said he decided to move the workshop off campus to the Huntington Beach Inn, where today 's oicketing took place. About 45 Southern California college administrators were scheduled to attend. Two district Dump owner cited administrators were to be among the speakers. "I'm somewhat puzzled by the union's position," said Stevens, referring to t he American Federation of Teachers , which organized the protest. "We don't know if we're going to h ave to do any workforce red u clions, · · the college president said. "But if there is that potential , then It becomes important for the administrators lo become knowledgeable in how to do it in a fair, equitable and com passionate manner " Stevens said he has apologized for some insensitive wording in the works hop announcement brochure. He said the meeting would focus on court decisions. I e g a I r e q u i r e m e n f s a n d alternatives to laying off teachers. Phillis Basile, an Orange Coast College instructor and president of the local American Federation of Teachers chapter, said today's picketing was only informational, and that teachers we ren 'l tryin g to p revent administrators from attending. G r adin g operations cause air pollution hassle By PATRICK KENNEDY Of .. Detty ,..... - The operator of a 38-acr e landfill in Huntington Beach has been issued his third air pollution citation in two months because gr a ding operations allegedly have sent dust clouds s w eep i ng through nearby neighborhoods. The Steverson Brothers dump, also kno wn as the AsCon Landfill, also is under fire from city officials who want to close it because of t he possibility it contains toxic chemicals buried there when it was used for oil field wastes years before. Si n ce 1971 , o n ly inert materials such as concrete and dirt have been dumped at the site on Magnolia Street and Hamilton Avenue , across the street from Edison High School. Ofricials of the South Coast Air Quality Management District say misdemeanor citations were issued against dump operator Salvatore Pugliese Wednesday and on Aug. 24 and 26. Pugliese was placed on s ummary probati on by an Orange County municipal court judge for a similar violation last April, according to Sebastian Vergara. air pollution inspector. Vergara says a ir quality inspectors issued the citations after gelling complaints of dust from nearby residents . The three latest citations have yet to reach court hearings. Each c:itation carries a m aximum penalty of a $500 fine and six months in jail. or both, he sajd. "It seems like there's constant dust in the air from the grading and it's just te rrible," said Beverly Tilus, who Jives on Bobbi Circle near the landfill. ''They just keep piling the dirt h1~her and higher and we just ...,,.......,,... PIPING IN -Workmen install a new 2.000.foot storm drain pipe beneath Euclid Street north of Sinter Avenue in Founloin Valley lo alleviate flooding conditions during the rainy eason. Work on the $161.000 project should be comp~eted in about, three weeks ( want it stopped," she said. City officials say they also want the dump operation shut down but for a different reason -to make it easier for future cleanup of possible toxic chemicals buried there. City of Attorney Gail Hutton is pr eparing a legal opinion on whether city officials have the power lo immediately impose a moratorium on the landfill operations. Mayor Ruth Finley suggested that if the moratorium isn't leg a I, the city would have to h old pu blic h eari ng s to determine if the dump is a public nuisance that needs to be closed. The City Counc il decided Monday to ask state and county officials to take deep, extensive tests at the dump to determine if toxic substances ar e burled there and need to be excavated. Earlier th.is year, state health authorities took s urface samples of the landfill and found only ha rmless, trace elements of toxic substances. But city officials contend that deeper samples would be more valid. A recent report by the Orange County Human Services Agency identified the landfill as possibly containing dangerous toxic wastes. The report. notes that a fenced section of the landfill known as the "acid pit" hasn 't been tested. T h e dump h as been in oper ation since the 1940s. ln 1971, the City Council declared it a public nuisance becatase of strong odors emanating from it. The landfill operators then stopped accepting oil field was tes and began the present practice of taking only inert material. Waite r s hold first county rac e in NB Walters and waitr esses carrying trays lo.aded with open bottles of wine and full wine glasses wiJJ compete in a relay race down and back the length of the Balboa Pier in N~wport Beach Saturday. The firs t Orange County waiters race will pit teams representing 50 county restaurants. The 500 meter race, sponsored by American Express and restaurant chain Far West Inc .• Is being beld to commemorate NewPort'a 15th ,anniversary "We want to let the public and t he administrators know that the re are important community college issues being discussed," sh e said. "We want them to know that there are options o ther than curriculum and workforce reduction.'' Layoffs are being discussed because of t h e fin ancial s hortages c uprently facing community colleges. Pointing to one a lternative to teacher layoffs, Mrs Basile said . "We think a reorganization of the way di s tricts are admin ist ered would save substantial amounts of money." She agreed that few instructors have been laid off in the history of the Coast Community College Di st rict , but Mrs . Basile claimed the local workshop gives the district the reputation of being a leader in that area. She said she believes teachers and the pubHc should have more say in the manner in which community colleges cope with their financial problems. Mesa c yclist serious afte r HB smashup A Costa Mesa motorcycUst who reportedly was thrown 150 feet into the air during a Huntin gton Beach tra ffi c collision Thursday was reported in serious condition today at Fountain Valley Community Hos pital Huntington Beach police traffic investigators s aid the m otorcyclis t. Bobby Donald Gifford Jr .. 20, of 1919 Wallace St.. collided with an automobile at 4 . 40 p m at the intersection o f Magnol i a Street and Indianapolis Ave. The driver of the auto, Debra Ann Newman, 25, of 8422 Grace Circle, Huntington Beach, was not hospitalized, police said. Officers said the motorcyclist was saved from serious head injuries because he was wearing a helmet. Gifford was receiving treatment in the intensive care ward for internal chest injuries, a hospital s pokesman said. Five seeking pane l posts Five candidates are running for three positions in the Sunset Beach Sanitary District race Tuesday. Running for two director seats are Bruce Hicks, an appointed i n cumbent , Francis A . "Corkey " M ayw hort, a m achinist, and S t e phen C. Rowe, a contractor. Vying for the district assessor position are Billy Neal Lavinger, an automobile mechan ic and Susan Proger, a bookkeeper. The assessor is responsible for determing the amount charged to customers for sewage service and trash pickup. The dis trict ser ves Sunset Beach and Surfside. Five freed 0..ly "'-' ..... "'Mt Pickets Mar Jeanne Lantz and son Trent. 4 1/eft 1 and Sonia Ga1the with her son Gaston protest outside workshop on Curnculum and Workforce Reduction" in Huntington Beach Races for college board posts quiet Along with elementary and high school district trustees, voters in West Orange county and Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will elect two people to the Coast Communit y College District Board of Trustees. Th is board governs the operations of Orange Coast, Golde n West and Coastline community colleges. Two seats must be filled, each representing a s pe c ific geographical portion of the district. Each candidate must reside in the area he wishes to represent on the board but is elected by district-wide vote. These races have been quiet, with no candidate forums and little election fanfare. The candidates who are e lected will f ace difficult decisions in the coming years, as future state funding to community colleges remains a question mark and the debate over the possible initiation of tuition continues. In Trustee Area 5 (parts of Costa Mesa and Newpor t Beach>. attorney George Rodda Jr., a trustee since 1969, is o pposed by Newpo rt Beach attorney Mark Daviess. In Trustee Area 1 (parts of Garden Grove and Westminster > freight company manager Richard Olson, a board m e mber si nc e 19 79, is challenged by Westminster tax accountant James V. Evans. 'Trauma Day' brunch adde d for S unday A free continental brunch for n urses h as b een added to Fountain Valley Community Hospital's "Trauma Awareness and Prevention Day " activities on Su!lday, Nov. 1. The brunch, from 10 a.m. to noon, will include tours or the hos pital's trauma center and other patient care areas. The brunch will take place in the hospital auditorium. Trauma Day events for the general public will be held from 10 a .m. to 4 p .m ., including tours and programs on health and safety. The hospital is located at 17100 Euclid St. • in shooting death Judge dismisses charges, but county refiles Murder charges against five people arrested in the Aug. 10 shootina death of a 22-)'ear-old Huntin1ton Beach man were dismtsaed Wednesday durlng a preliminary heartnc before West Orange County Muntclpal Court Judl{e Robert A. Knox. Deputy Oran•e Count y Dlltrttt Attorney Brent Romney uld be lmmedJat ely reflled ch1r1et •calnlt three or tbe defend ants, and a •••. preltmtnari hearlAc bu been ~ I J scheduled for next Wednesday. The charges stem from the death of Manuel Ocampo, who was forced out of an auto near Koledo Lane in Huntlnaton Beach and wu shot twice tn the back a he fied, according to police. Ch a.reed in tbe l!lU.rde r were Rober\ ~ Marina Madel, a Hunllnlton Beath butband and wile, botb 22; Vincent Maciel, 11, ol s...ta Ana, a brother ol. 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M 1 122 IS _ .... :-1i:o~ IO 1S 1 • • " f1 I r ' •• s Variahl a gamhl N umbingly high home purc hase price • ou! 11r control mort~age interest r a le11. aoari t11•at1ng a.nd lighting blll8, rocket;ng property taxes all thet1t> add up to the n 11t conclusion that only pc:n·t•nt of 1.111 U.S. families can today prudent! uffor<I ao average-priced $80.000 home. New housing starts are down Almost one-third lD thn•c y<.•urs; .s ales of used homes also are f11f dr<i,,IH.'ully Builders, real estate firms. all connected l.\llh the field arn reeling. Yet. som e s t ill are buying. How c-;rn they a fr ord It., '('r eal I \It> fin..am·ing Virtually e ver) sal~· I v1,,· m ttdl' an the p a ~ I ~ l' a r 1 s a take ha t k ' m111t~age b) its pf l' '.'> L'nl owners ,·· ~3 \ !'> J Long I stand rt:~ I estate agent And a poll tr '.'>J\ in~s and loan assoc1allons nationwide s hows that. alm11:-.t 40 1>t'rccnt o f these inst1tut1ons are wriliU "l'rto;111n• mortgages" What's more. the sponsor of the poll, Americe Mortg.ige Ins urance Co , predicts two-thirds or thete "i&. Ll> will tw writing the new variable-r ate contracts hdorl' 19HI t'rl<lS 11 · ... \Hite them or go out of busines~ Says i\M I<' l'n•s1de nt Claude K. Po pe. "Adjus table n1nr1 gagL•S . offer hom e buyers a new fl exible form nf murtga~e financi.ng, a lthoug h they also can rl'Jll'L'M.•nt 111creased risk for the homebuyer as well <i ~ • f11r 1 the· lc·nding inst1tut1on." 1:-lh;.it ;,in understatement! '' 1111 Ml' st<irting at a n extre mely high interest t :tit• If. pt•rcenl. 17 percent, 18 percent a year . Al t 111 "l' lt•\.t•ls . you will be paying hundreds or th11t1sancb of dollars back ror a typical $60,000 mortg.igl· on a typical $80,000 home over a tra ditional :Ju 'l'Jr Jo.in life Fllo>.1hlt• rates only compound your risk These mortg<1gt•s may feature a variable interest 1 JI\' "'''h the v<1nal1on lied to almost anv "index t'H'll lht· IJctnk 's own m oney cost · Tiu~ means that if interest rat1::s drop. your m unthl\ pa' ments could drop. But I 'll wager your p.1~ mt•nt-. won't The lender could peg the rate to a n 1nd1•\ I h;il goes up fast and comes down s lowly But ,., 1•11 11 thl' interest rate is tied to a standard index. \our pu~ men ts could rise precipitously Th1•\' ('an't go much higher? Real est ate expert \l <•n ('nll1·ndcn. Calirornia·based pllbllsher of the ('n1t1·11d1·n Repo rt. s hows that monthly loan p:" nwnts would have nearly doubled in the past five -..·car" has<•d on adjustments for short-term rate changt·s and would have been up almost 50 pe rcent ""ht·n ;,itl.1ustctl fo r mortgage rates in that sam e time. In c •nc instance . the jump is from about $525 a ~nnnth tu more thctn $1.000. In another, the climb is I rom 1 hv !>a m e $S25 base to more than $750. Could >our o\\ n budget sta nd a $250 to $500 a m onth rise - ulong with a s urge in costs for heating and light, in ... 11ran<·c , lood and clothing. and transportation? In .idthtion. it•s not just a matter or how often your monthly payme nts change, but how often your 111t1•11:st rate changes You could be tied to a contract I hat !\,,.,., 'our payments change only ever y three 'cars. But 1f the interest rate 1s c hanging every six months. you could be either increasing your lo~n l1•rm or increasing Cnot re ducing! the am ount of your ouht<1mling loan. or both. A big dra wback of the flt·x1hlc .mortgage 1s that while 1t m ay be written on the hasts of 20 to 30 years of monthly payments. t h1• tendc-r ma} have an escape clause which says the 111;10 l';1t1 b e r e n egotiated a fter rive years. Hem•got13llon· is bafflegab. It mean~ the lend er can say· "You owe the ent ire ;1 mount now. bor.rower " If rates had dropped in t h11:-.1• (1 \t' yeari-.. fine for borrowers. But if the lender '"db \our loan. vo11 could bet the rates wall be up' !'\1~. c·v1:n a traditional. rixed·rate mortgage at lcH!J~ -; lo.in cost levels 1s a terrible risk 1f the 1«·onom~ turns really sour. ( H could.) STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT UPS AND DOWNS .. " .. '• .. 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Here's.a closer, personal look into the life of the man they called Pistol Pete ) ~ a KEITH TVBEB heavily despite havlna varioua respiratory crazy, there was no way I wu goina to do :! .. ....,,....,... ailm ents. that Somehow durina his stay, be wu 1 never knew Pete Reisert.he ~Jlplayer. ..1 was at the same (when Reher wu a able to 1et a pack . The docton all got m.Ht kidded him about the Chicago Cuba, who e mployt.'<1 Pete as a scout. Pete hated ,0 talking about the team, which hasn't won He r etired ln 1952, the year before I was coach) with Pete's daughter Sallv when at me .• but I wun t the one who smu11led born. My twin brother, Rick, ii married to be had b.15 heart attack " Maury Mlller them m. a pennant since 1945. I spent a weekend with the Reisert • earlier this year. Pete took a lot of pride in " his chili and barbecued ribe. While be wu •, barbecuing, Rick and I would ask him I about the old days, and he would tell UI about baseball when the erass was real, before ballplayers became millionaires and the WalJ Street Journal replaced The Sporting News in big league clubhouses . Pele's daughter Shirley, and that's how I remembered. Maury and J were drivtn1 "That's the way Pete was. He lived the cot to know him. It's also bow I came to be -· way t,i& olayed." Pete Reiser GWC (14-0) wins in polo Golden West College s tayed unbeaten in water polo Thursday, thumping visiting Fullerton, 12·5 as Bretl Del Valle led the way with four goals GWC is now 14-0. a pallbearer at hjs funeral Wednesday in Palm Springs. Being a student of history and a baseball fanatic, I had of course read about Pistol Pete: How he'd injure himself lime after lime by running into outfield walls; how he 'd bee n intentionally walked in the fourth game of the 1947 World Series, despite having a broken ankle; bow be learned to throw left-handed when bis right arm was hurt. AS I SAID, 1 d idn 'l know this Pete Reiser. The one I met was bald and overweight, his health failing. What I learned was that this man was living hia life with the same reckless abandon that c haracterized his playing days. He enjoyed a stiff drink, and be s moked Keith Tuber is the Business Editor of the Daily Pilot from the Reiser mobile home in Thousand Palms to St. Theresa's Catholic Church less than a dozen miles away. He, too. was a pallbearer. The friendship between the Reiser and Miller families dates back 20 years. ''TREY RUSHED PETE to the hospital, and many of the ballplayers were there, but the doctors wouldn't let them in. They let me in because I told them I was Pete's brother -in-law -that's how all the Dodgers knew me . ··Anyway, I get in there and Pete asks me for a cigarette. I told him be was Pete's widow, Pal, agreed. When her husband died Sunday n!aht, she said it was probably for the best. "To have Pete walking around with oxygen all the time would have been devastating," Pat said. I REMEMBER ONE TIME Pete, Rick and I were watching a ball game on TV. We had a drink or two and bantered about strategy. Besides being a .295 lifetime hitte r, Pete was a successful minor league manager. He was voted Minor League Manager or the Year in 1959, and later coached several or the players he helped develop, inc luding ex-sluggers Frank Howard and Tommy Davis. During this particular game, Rick and I were seeond guessing several managerial decisions, which Pete defended. Later, we When I signed the guest book at the church, I saw the names of players from the past who had come to pay their last respects: Leo Durocher. Pete Coscarat, Norm Sherry, Cleo James. Norm Larker, Larry French, Lonny Frey. I didn't know Pete Reiser the athlete. but I got to know the athlete in him. His fans will remember the s parklintt plays, the , clutch hits. the frequent injuries. I 'll remember his chili and ribs, talks of baseball , his zest for life. ln both cases. we'll all miss him. I I I ~·lA••• ALARM .... ..,/ R.OODLIGMT HINKMAN· 12Volt DC Plugs into c~ Light..-. CAltOl · 12 Volt "Pit Stop" with cigor.n. l*ghter odopter. #CMA25S IE A WIMMER EVERY TIME II you are really 1n1eres1ed 1n gettmg wnan you want out of ltfe, make an 1nvestmen1 that's a natural to wln - invest 1n yourself Auto Supply ANES· / Hi-Low E!.crronic Alorm WE'RE HELPING YOU DO IT RIGHT! Compl9te Kit. Eo1y to instoll instructions. 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Later in tbe day, at Canllfr, Lord Mayor Ronald Watkiaa eave Princess Diana an honor that Charles, 32, received after bis investiture as Prince of Wales In 1969. Sbe was granted the "freedom" of the Welsh capital. • Operations al General Concrete Inc. In Coventry, R.J. have been at a halt for more than three weeks because the eight employees are refusing to cross Harvey Chatell's one·man picket line . Chatell, the plant's truck driver and sole member of the Teamsters union al the company. began picketing Oct. 4, five days after the company laid him of! ln ravor of using truckers from a plant in Wallre,aa, Coan. • Actress Barbara Stanwyck was up and around after being briefly hospitalized ror a beating she received from a burglar who broke into her Beverly Hills home, stole $5,000 in jewelry and shoved her in a closet, a spokesman for the 74·year-old actress said. "She's really a survivor," said spokesman Larry K.Jeno. "You can't keep that gal down." Miss Stanwyck was treated for minor cuts at Cedars·Slnai Medical Center after a burglar awakened her in her bedroom and demanded to know where the jewels were kept. • A plan to extend commuter train service to San Francisco's thronged fmancial center is under con sideration by the state Department of Transportation, officials said. The extension would affect about 500 to 600 commuters on each or six trains a day between San Fra9cisco and San Jose, said John West, district director for Callrans. The llrains, which now stop at 4th and Townsen4J streets, would extend to the city's Ferry Building under the plan. running along the waterfront. • Author Ariel Durant said a posthumous farewell to some 100 family members and friends through a film shown at a non-religious memorial service in Los Angeles several years ago. The 10-minute film shown Thursday depicted Mrs. Durant, who died Sunday at age 83, with her husband and collaborator Will Durant, now 96, studying and ''discussing together the definition of real love," said Bob Pierce. co-owner of the Westwood Village Mortuary. Durant is in poor health at Cedars·Slnal Medical Center and did not attend, but a daughter, Ethel Benvenuta, was among the mourners. DEA TH NOTICES SLOATE survived by her son Thomas SADIE IONA SLOATE. Van Riper T rooien or wife of the late J oseph B C oron a . Ca a n d h er Sloate. loving mother or daughters. Cherie Spiker Mark <Barberal Stoute and Korando of Costa Mesa. Ca. Esther 1Samuel1 Comis. and Diane Trooien Crowne dear sister or F rances or Anchorage. Alaska She Silverman also survived. by also leaves 6 grandchildren· 7 grandchildren. Services Thomas Willia m Troo1en. will be held on Friday . Dana Allan Cro wn e , October 30. 1981 at 12 00 Stephanie Denise Crowne. noon a t Ml. Sinai Memorial Mark Allen Kora ndo . Park Chapel. 5950 Forest Rolland Sones and David Lawn Drive. Los Angeles. Noel Services were held at Ca Ml Sinai Mortuary the Mesa Verde United directors Methodist Church. 1701 West SPIKER Baker St .. Costa Mesa, Ca. VIOLET E . S PIKER . In lieu of flowers the family always giving more than she re q u es t s m e mo r i a I asked. a kmd and generous contributions be made to the woman passed away on \'iolel E Spiker Memorial to October 17. 1981 in Costa help abandoned mothers and Mesa. Ca V1ole1 E Spiker, children bprn Violet Van Riper. m Belleville. New Jersey 1n ;;..·----------- 1904. She was a 12th degree PUil.JC •Tt£ Rosicrucian and an ardent ----------- The remaJna of 20 eastern Kumeyaay lnd.lans known as Dle1uenos have been lowered Into a common 1rave In thelr naUve burial grounda ln Cuyamaca &ate Parll 11ear £1 Cajm. Althouih tbt lndlans expect leaal challen1es, the secret burials Thursday were the first or 8'11 planned by the Native American Councll, the Native American Heritage Commi.aslon and the Callfomla Parks and Recreation Department. Archaeologists generally oppose the reburial of Indian remains, believing they should be available for study. • A Navy electronics warfare jet crashed in flames in a Vlrfla.la field, lcillini all three men aboard and spraying wreckage onto nearby homes and farm buildings. The EA·6B Prowler bad taken off from Norfolk Naval Air Statloa with three other PllCIS ·Prowlers, 18 minutes before the Thursday crash. It was bound for the aircraft carrier John F . Kennedy off the coast, the Navy said. Tbe jet was part of Squadron VAQ·l38 stationed at Whldbey Island, Waall., and was training as pa rt of the Kennedy's air wing. • A nationwide alert has been issued for a 54.year -old New Jersey physician charged with plotting to kill his son for testifying against the family in a Klan-related shooting. Dr. James C. Morrison of Barne,at was indicted Thursday on charges of trying to hire an undercover state trooper to kill his son, James Morrison Jr., and his son's wife, whom authorit.es refused to name. The couple were not hurt. "I brought him into this world and I'll take him out of it," the indictment quoted Morrison as telling the trooper. OTHER DEATHS SAN DIEGO I AP l - Retired Rear Adm. J ohn D. Blitch, 67, a decorated World Wa r II fl yer. died in a hospital Monday Blitch was awarded 14 presidential citations and 1 1 o·t h e r s fr o m l h e secretary or the Navy SANTA CRUZ <AP l S amue l Leask, 61 . president or the California Retailers ru.sociation. died Thursday . Leask was pr esi d ent o f L eas k Department Store and chairman or the board for Blue Cross 1n Northern Ca liforrua. REDWOOD ClTY IAP I R.B. "Fritz" Matthiesen, 54, a n internationally recogn ized expert on earthquake engineering . died Monday SAN FRANCISCO <APl David C. Guidicl, 39. who as a young rocket expert had hoped to put the first civilian satellite into space orbit in the early 1960s. died Tuesday. MlLWAUKEE (API - Harry C. Brockel, 73. a longtime Milwaukee port director, died Wednesday POMPANO BEACH, Fla 1 AP I Walter Hinton, 92, an aviation pioneer who was a member or a six-man crew that flew a Navy plane across the Atlantic Ocean eight years before Lindbergh , d1t>d Wednesday C-fM LOI 'llllO•L&I SUN•IOlt COU•T t11 N.Httla ............ ca. ..... PLAINTIFF. T.M.c..ciC-.peny OEFENDANT: Cet .... 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E , Ga JO d•Y• .rt.r tNt. ~Is --"'" I A P I .. b e w 0 I r t' on .,OU, Ille ""'" 1111• _,,. • ~ " ,.._ .. lo U. comp4atlll. UNeu.,... D a v I d s o n , 7 8 , a do '°• ,,_ deleutt wlll be .....,.., on Russian -born sc ulptor appllutlofl of 111e Pl•lllllff, •ftd 11111 r h • r court may ........ ,....,.._ .... Mt known or IS images o you '°' IN ,..11_. ............, In ttw Southern politicians, died complaint, wlllch could ruull In Tuesday. 9ern1111ment of ••oe•. taklnt 01 money or -pen y or °',,... ,..11.t req~led In llW ~tint. Detad: A ... IJ, 1"'1 .,.... J . c.r~e11. v o I u n teer in church activities throughout her life. She will be remembered as teacher and friend to generations in Christian Endeavor. Sunda~ school. Bible School and United Methodist Women Violet was also appreciated as a fine artist A rounding member or the Belleville Institute or Art, she will be remembert>d for her exquisite designs m Limoges china Ma ny or her oil paintings grace the homes of friends t hroughout the Un ited i:;1ates . She 1s CALI ~NIA ...... L WAT•• NOTIC. INVITING llOS CWl'llyCten< lly V. ltoclrltuH, .. • • o.,vty Pvt>tl-Oranet C-1 Dally ~llot, 0<1. 10, .......... 11. to. ,,.1 on.ti .....,~._.. NOTICE IS HER~BY OIVE;N tl\el ._.,......... SH led propoHll for furnlShlnt ell ..,..._.,._, ..... _ labor, me terlal1, •qutpm t nl, fll~. CA... l,....-1atlon and such leclllti.s u NOTIC•Of' mev be requl r•d tor THE ------------~•UC MlA•INO C O H S T II U C T t 0 H 0 F 5 I T E -IMPROVEMENTS TO BALEAR IC APl'UCATION ~ WASTl CENTER, 1'7! BelHrlc SI-I, Coste OISCMAao• ••ou•••M•lllTI Mu•. •"" •I» ,,.. CONSTRUCTION T-4SJM (N ............... Obdl9,... OF A RESTROOM ON THE COSTA NOTICllOF'T•un••'SSALI El .......... ,.,,.... ....... IU ME SA COU NTRY CLUB GOLF T.S.N .. SHL....,,_ --..."'!....._..... COURSE, 1701 Golf Course Orlve, On November 16, '"1· at lO:JOe.m., ,....... _..... Co1ta Mesa, Calllornle will II• Cel CoHI Monoate, 1$ dUly e_.nled ~ ,._..._ roulved II\' llW City of Coste MAM. at TrustM undtr and purt<1ent lo 09..i of Oo••r Sllor•• Community ttw offlu of ll!e City Clerk, 11 Fair Tni1t recorded O.Cemtier ll, 1'90, In Auoclallo" Nls filed •" NPOES Orlve. CAita Mfta, C.l"ornt• until Ille 110011 1Jlt7, P•t• "'· ol Olflclal permit ICltllkatlon •ncl -llecl fer flour 11:00 •.m., Ho...mber •, '"'·et Records In tl!e offke of ,,. C-ty ••11• dltcflergt ,.....,.,.,..,,.,tor Ille which time they will be opened AKordto of Orenee Co..nty, State of dlKll•rot of ...,.. frarn mal..--ce pubttcly and "eel •loud 111 I,.. Coo;nclt Callfornle ••«uted by Jof!n H. Kunoer clnoftll,. • Oowr $llof'e9 0--11 '" Cl\amben.. S.elael PfOPOYI• llWlll _, and Evelyn J Kvype'. llulbend and U_"-1 .. .,. ,,,. , ... of ---... name of wife, WILL SELL AT PUB LIC Oft ttw -.11 of P"llfnl,,.,., I ttw blddllrbUlnoo«lwrdl~l"9ulllllnt AUCTION TO HIGHEST lllD Ol!A ------------. rnlew ..,.. •Pt>llcellon of tewtul m•rU. My bid rectlV9d efler the FOR CASH (peyebl• at time of sale In •'•"dardt and retulello"•· tll• scheduled clotlnt tllnt for llW receipt lawful money of the Untied States> In Calltornle •191eftal Water OW.Illy of btch JNll be ret-ID Ille bidder ttw LObtl'( ol u. offke1 of Hunt -C4Mltrol llo9nl, 5.aftt• A,.. •eeleft, •Jnopened. II •11•11 II• Illa 101• Fen1termeker. a prol•ulone I tenl8'1V91Y pn>poses lo I-wattt ""90flllblllty of ttw -to -thlll corporellon at UO NewPOn C.nler ditcher .. requirements lnc:llldlnt hlJ bid h received In p•-r time. Drive, ,._.., Baacll. CA., Sulle Jll, effluent llmllallont and 1Pe<lal Contractors m•y bid on 11o111 project1 ell rltM. lllle end lnt.,..11 conYeyed lo condlllotu. Perton• wl1llln9 to or lndlvl-1 prole<h. end now l!ekl by It undtf selcl Deed of comment upon or obJecl I• Ille A Ml of plen1, ~lflcatlont, and Tnnt 1" the ~rty sll...ud In Mid """'"9d dltctl«91 ,_,...........,.. -other contrect Oocu,,,..,11 mey be County end St ... -rlbed "' Loi II lnvtte.i ID -..II -In writlfle lo oblelned In lhe oltlc• ol Ill• of Traci Ho • ..,..•• thDwn on a mlC) Ille abo.,. eddr"1 no laler lllan O.pertmtnl of Lelaure S.rvko, 11 recorded In -174, J1 end n of Hovemw 11, 1'11. All comments or Fair Orlve, C°"te Meu, Calllornle, mlK•ll-s m-In Ille office of ttw ollJecti-recelwcl prior ID.,. abeve upon "ulpt of a nonreflindabl• fee of Co..nty rwcordH of uld c-ty. 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Ctlll........ ......._ iiiiili..., .... oaa.• ... ......... ...., oa-.-. ..... ~-.... ..... - CLASSIFIED INDEX !~.~~ ............. ~~~ ........ ~.":':.~ ....... ~.":':.~ ....... . ....,... 1002 o •• ,.. 1002 ........ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $12.000 lHl&Ul'M ,, ... ,., u. Cd TOTALDOWNI That'a rl&bt! A beautiful profesalonaUy dtcorated 3 Bdrm 2 bath townhome Pool. spa and 11W1a. A bargain. only 11 ll.toO.$t&-2313 J Bd r m 2 i., IS•. fl re p l a ct • It a II •'kl ceramic lilt lo living room, dlnin1 room.~ kitche n and entry Fabulous mot.U:Uin and park Yiews Excepl.looal ftnancln&!' ~uced to $2$4,SOO 642-5678 MOUSES FOi SALE c_,., a.11 .. 1.i.114 8t1Mt'-••h C.,.W-k•d C.-4otlh • c..i.11 ... o. ... f'Clj .. DT-r-... 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IOftlhftC•h Rm..!> IO XII.,•• CNA.tf"\.fot ""M {)ffwt lltn11l a..,.,..., ll.-al I lllldv1.1rul lt~M•I :!t·.~~ ~ ~l\lf'd Mt"f krrM-•h BUSINESS. llfYEST· MDIT, Fllf ANCE . ::~~~.=,· IA,Nft'W "' °'90f' \ lft\nlf'WM "•"""' \eUl"W', tol.od WOl'lt) .. ttKtd• MorlJu .. Tll• AlflfDUNCDIElf TS. rmowAts & LOST & FOUND AMounrtnwm_. c .. Poot l..rC.•I '°'"" ._,, fou..i ftfl~I,• Siar•tlllw~· Ttt\orl• SEIYICES ""'" tn Otrtttor\ £MrtOYMEJfT & rmUATIOlf Sthool11 l••lrwt~ Jot>••tn~· ttffp lt•Mf'CI ~. • MEICHllfDISE Anl~' Appl1.rK'h AU"'lllOfl IJot•"" '-"**& 'hlf'fHh (•ftWff\' [qliurt·m.IU f•h I °""' •)t'f' IA\ 1-,u t\lr""'"'" CAt•t.r '41r ........... -c-. J.,.fln ""'"'°"-lll<luorr) ,.,_.,_ 11...tl-"'•~· ... NIW'\.M'•I IMtrwrw~' OUttt t urft 6 •...qwJ ....._, P\a.rw»' Or••"-'-St--t"I Mwh.1ftf"\ 5'ton•nc Good< Slort i'N-hn"' thr s .... y, Rad.o H1r1.SCerf'O BOATS & MU11f£ EOUlrMDIT C.-•1 BMb Mt1M St-ruff' ftoe\.\ )hnM £,qw1p Boat> , ... ff -· 11 .... °'""" Iott> .loO•l -.si .. Dot•> -~·Sii• a.ulilouc• TIANSPOITATIOlf Awt"raft. Comprnloo .. llHlt fltinrtf t •n _CyT .... ~· .Motor HM1 ~ flint Tr a.kn Tra•cl !~'t',~:'~1rt1 AUTOMOBIL£ Gmtul .\MJQUb (l4UIO RttrH\toft \ f'ftit"lf:• ~.~~.!°" ft WU v-A.W L« ... 1•c AucotWu1td AUTOS. IMfOITlU c ..... All•",... ... Audi AU>hn tt .. lo llllV. l -1 ou-Cell o ....... f 'trUHI ····~ -· J•.rv•r J ....... 1(.,-awNU.ilU• ~ >li11td• llt'r<'f"lk-' fkn1 "" llGll """ ,,., .. ~ .... -~· ll""•" llGllo~T .. llO\t< s ... .... S.IMrv Tfl"IU rr_,_ \i•ttu.-1,.• \ ... ,., lllll ID ::. EOU~ H0UStN0 :: OPPORTUNIT Y IClll lo» ......... Motke: :: All real estate ad :::: v er ti s e d i n t h i s 111111 newspaper is subject to ::l the Federal Fair Houa· •• in& Act ol Ul68 which ::ii; makes 11 illegal to ad· 1• verlise "any preference, :: limitation, or d is· •• crimioallon baaed on 11 race, color, reli11on. sex. or national ori&ln. or an intention to make any such preference. h milat1on, or dis· criminallon." This newspaper wtll not knowinf ly accept aoy advert aing ror real eslate which is in viola· lion or lhe law. EIRORS: .... .,....,. · lHIO tlMMlld dlldl fllltiro .. fa ~I:==~ = OAIL Y rt.OT._. = hWlty fw ....... :: l•corrut IHtrtlo. = .,. IOOO -Oot Olll •lllO (llO OJI •Jl4 ,., .... 1.IOO OIO -- --iVil ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOl ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHOICEIUY! $104,900 Highly upgrad 'd 2 Bdrm. Irvine Condo. Beautiful wall cover· angs. levelors. drapes plus pool, spa, rec room Take over 'x1s11ng Hnanc1ng. Call for de- tails! 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS PROIATE SALE Low priced CdM duplex. 2 blks to water! Priced to sell fast. Good terms Call JeaMf! Salt,r, agt for details 759-1221 '"'° IT'S MO JOICE ::~ SI 0,000 DOWM ""'"' Unbelievable terms by : mol 1\•ated owner • ::; Deserted 3 Bdrm starter 11141 10 good neighborhood :: I ~~,~:~ ~~~ h ~y = $109.900' C.il673-~ .m~ 1117!11 -..,.. Qll llOO THE REAL ESTATERS tMJfA-1 HAUOlllDGE Ao exquiJ1te offering Elegant & spacious 3 bdrm + family room, I lev. home w/panoramic vista of harbor. couWne. ocean & night SMAITIMYISTOl7 llghta Prestige. com· Own this beau~lful fort, lvxury & security. town home below market Reduced, now 1739.000. v1tue. 2 Br + den. pool,, <Owner fioaocin&). Agt JACOIS IEAl TY '7M670 ---- 131/1% IUILDla5 CLOSIOUT It,_,., MOl&IAU Few rema1ai11g 2 & 3 Br J Ba. Coodoa. Sff lht S4 n & 1m~y buy 1n tbe Harbor aru. WILSON PARK 380W. Wlbon. C M. 714/131·sm5 financing. Reduced t !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I !!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!' apa. se una Good ass um, 640--554!0 1119,000 ------•I 6UAT ASMMAILI! RCltykxCo \ol< I litlll!v\ -------- 41DIMZIATH C.M.AXB This could be a cutie ror the lst time home buyer at low price with good f inancing available. Sll2,000 or submit your offer. 759-1616 4LIMDAISU Anuous owner will con sider all offers •Will flnance sale . •Will lease optJon •Immediate O<'Cupan<'y -&avlmY 631-3444 MUI. Tftl CHOICE! Ddebout . MlWPOIT IMftD Steps to beach 4 up & 3 down. ! baths each. Furnish for Wltller/sum mer rentals Good h15· tory. Fee. Priced at $335,000. associated B~ , .. to•) 1JtA,~r11s J • ,,., ~ _, r , • ' ~ (' Assumable lotn. 2000 sq. ct. s120.ooo. owe with $25,000 down 532·*5. SIOOODOWM Le ase option o n 2 NEWPORT homes Gorgeous 3 Br 2 Ba cot tage. has it all! $175,000 OR adult condo with partial v101 . lease I yr. buy at S13S.OOO. Rae Rodgeni. ~~Max 631-1266_ OME OF A KIMD Located in Costa Mesa this 3 'Bdrm home is highl y upgraded . Amenities 111clude pool, custom spa. in-law unit. sauna. add on family roo m . remodeled kitchen & more Assume s11~.ooo III loans AsktnR $118,000 on I.his beauUfully up.. graded 3 Bdrm condo Co1y ri~ace and view of greenbelt. Only a .soo Callnow97&-mo ALLSTATE REALTORS DHAMHOUSE Fantastic 4 Bdrm. 2 ba, cul·de·sac home III Mesa Verde 3 fire places. gorgeous ram1ly room Quality thru out Sl00.000 in assumable loans 11 12'l Only $179.900 Ca ll no -. 979.5370 ALLSTATE fliALTORS COOL POOL Big 20'x40' pool goes with this neat 4 Bdrm home io Mesa Verde Also has a great bonus room. Cul-de-sac loca lion. Real value at $149,950. "m·3191 c::. ..,~, t' . -t"" PHI Jlll H 1 Ii <.., ,.~,, )t .. ..,_... 1loot » ,,.... • ti'"' ]A ).JN-O tJ•w "'" ... ,, Kr;l .. ,,. ..,,. * SISIDOWH • OESPBATl! •W.,.. )4C:.0..1-•"""'! .. 0-" ).. ~~ .,...,..,. ....... . ...................... t Bay &Beoch -- 101• 1'0.lll ~ OOlll -=1 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool hom' Assume h1·balance loan owe straight note. SUCC ESS REALTY s.&9-7991 -- GIAMT FAMILY HOME. $187,000 Excell,nt Costa Mesa neighborhood' Living room features cozy fireplace. Sunny family I Red Estate COSTA MESA Eastside immaculate three bedroom Two baths. Very private patio and garden . Sl49,900. 0,.. s.t;s. 1-4~)0 }641.S.,Sn.t 631·7300 M..I. I~ )IS.,,. ''"" tA/111/f ..... • ..... tf'Wfllll"'Q •O.... .. ..._I'! 101, ....... l'D~ "."" fl '"""' "111.-•l Oood ..,..,. ,,,... •)Go uw.... tJ• ttQt-.. ....... • ••• -~~ t)O. /)V..,. .. o.. ..... r&Wit tlJlttf<•-t .,,., ,,~, ,,,..,....,... ..~,~.,, rt•w ,,.,,. •t.oot ,.., ........ t--....,.,.:---1 JI,..... )OWOCJlll IO• 1u...... ,,,. ., ......... l14 y...,_. .,,_ »T"" UO..t t.>t"" J• OOOf ~ °'" .. ,..., •. &l•c.M ~-.".,. ..... It--·-nc...-''ON .,..,,. ::: I ::.1 11"""""'.. ~°""' •Vrtol room ' 3 large bdrms. l•---•••111111~ Secluded yard on cul de sac. Flexible terms! I ,,... ... ·-Ml'WPOITHllGHTS JOI-.. ·-IOS~~ ~·~ •li'fJ tllOI - W.10 -'ir>Jll ---t&i• -. - Call673·8MO THE REAL ESTATE RS MESA VERDE IUCCOLA Exel!utive built home with double door entry; leads into a formal Uv· ing room. formal dining room. huge family room. stone flrepla~. country kitchen. All overlooks spectaculu pool and spa. Elegant master suite, 3 other large bdnns, plw a den with builtin bookcases. Truly an executive home for ooly s.ns.ooo. Owner wtll help with financing. • Call now. 54&-2313 THE REAL E S TATE: RS ----,,. .. :::•k• ..... c.t. DAILY PllOT ~ Super sharp 3 Bdrm. I l~Good @Ad...,. {JNntnl pool, spa. comer lot. ex· i;::::::::::::=::::::::;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;: cellent l«alion. many SlllC & •Nrf upgrades. SZ!0,000. ___ "' NEWPORT WATERFRONT WINNER! This gorgeous 3 bed r oom. 3 bath waterfront home reatum a 2 bedroom In· come unit, a s pa. skylights, pier, boat slip and great financing! 9850.000. M4·7020 .blflgo .. MTTBMSl. •autlfUI 4 ldrlll I bath with hardwood noon u d ba/ windowed brt•k u t noo k. Lecaltd In hrtltrock •111l1nd1.$11t,800 . I l I C I 0 0 N 0 0 8 S N B T D H 8 E R E T t P P S S 0 G I A E H E Y N T A N S R 6 H T G E T D G C E E 0 H E E D A J A W 0 J A A E E N T R E l H H k A E C P P 0 R 0 N 0. N 0 A E N P E C H N H S H E P 0 H 0 P 0 E P 0 0 R E 8 0 0 E 0 H H P H H P H N P H 0 N T M H E R R 0 P 0 P 0 H E N 0 H P 0 T P 0 P P H N 0 0 N N 0 0 S T H N H Y N C A 0 E E T 0 C E N S t P T P r E H K E L H 0 0 T A A E E N 0 H P 0 E H C A R T T M T 0 S 0 T I T C 1 I R L E D S E 0 I E N 0 H P E L E T 0 1 C 0 Y T A L L L T Q 1 I S 1 E k U K A 1 H H 0 N T I E tU A OT R Y AA H AND ALlt O T _... ......... ....,...,. T ..... T1H11111h 1 0•1•••· ~ ........ ':~:t' S~\l~~-4£~~· I~ 1"y C\A' I POIWI ----- ·~·:..:r _:, :: ..... "'!-..... .....,__. TMRI NE Al£[S • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/frlday. October 30, 1981 H/F DI ... ..._..For Wt Ht.ti For Wt ......_For W. .._.For W. Honn For Wt ...._..for Wt He.Ht For Wt Ho.ts" For Wt Hott.e1 ,.or Wt HMttt For We •·;;;;; .......... iooi .................. iool 9;;;;~ .... ,; ... ·;o;j 1;.;;;:; .......... ,.00···2· ;;;;;··········i"i :.·~· .. ···:.:::.···,·ozi 0······,·:.::········,·o·:·,· ::::.:.:·;=~·····ic;4i :.:····,.··:~~=········ ~:·.,,·..::.:.·~···;04·; • • •• • •••••••••••• •• •• ,. • ••••••• , , • ••• •••• •••. •• ••., ~ ,._... .,. ..,.. , ....,....., .....,. ,...wpo ...,. I 06 ...... '""" • -······~·········· ······•·•·····••······· .......••..................••••.............•.......................•.....•...............•....•.•.•.............. ··········•••···••·•·•· QUIC•SW! IAIGAIM! 10' down. SU,000 total pr1r~ 4 Bdrm. 1 bath, family area, n~plare Cos la M a'• best area (,c•ll for more detallt tr llDUCIO! Owner hu meved and reduced the price for quick sale with attrll<' live terms Th!J 3800 11q. ft. home is now only S389 ,500 4 bdrms , formal dining rm , huge family rm. and pool Im mediate occupancy Low 111terest lst T 0 ~.. A l>I\ 1i.wn ot llJrb<1t lnH·,tml'nt l"o BARGAIN! COLLEGE PK! The best pnced home an Costa Mesa . only $127,000 3 Bdnn, 2 bath. brick hreplace. Owner wrll carry r111ancing with 20c1. down. Call right now . it won 't las t 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATE RS Stop '! Take trme to relax and shop at home It's simple with Dally Pilot Classified Ads And 1f you have something lo sell. call a rriendly Class1hed Ad Viser at MORE SPENDABLE INCOME • • • is YOURS al RE/MAX or Newport Beach . WH Y? Because our l001k, concep t positively MIN IMIZES EXPENS ES and MA XI M I ZES RETAINED INCOME ! Our associates tell us t hey have increased their net income 70-80"1". Many have DOUBLED and T RIP L ED their previous income levels in their FIRSJ'YD\R! SALIS IN OCTOlet EXCEEDEO $7,400,000! Applications now being accepted for qualified experienced associates CA LL BOB LICATA FOR AP PT 759-1221 RVM* of Newport Beach W E~l.l<Y N TAYLOR CO. HEALTOHS ~1iwL· t~HH llG CANYON CUSTOM A REAL ARCHITECTURAL IEAUTY Luxurious Georgian Colonial on best golf course View Site! Beaut design, abundant marble & crvstal & finest materials thruout. 5 Bdrms. lge DR . fam rm . billiard rm. 61:i baths. $2, 150.000. Call for color brochure & financing. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 San ~HilhRood NEWPORT CENTER. N.I. 644-4910 LINDA ISLE HOMES Prestige pool family h ome . Main c h annel view fro m beautifu l trad ition a l, 4 bdrm, 5 bath home. Slip for 2 large boats. Sl,495,000. Large lagoon view from spectacular architectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath , playr oom , dark room & den. Slip tor 2 large boats . $1,350,000. LIDO ISU HOMES Feature d on Homes Tours this lovely traditional s pacious, custom 3 bdrm , 3 bath home , newly redecorated. Priced to sell q uickly at $475,000. Must see. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm , 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. G r eat for family li ving. Excellent value al $420,000. . PENINSULA POINT IEACHFIONT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath cust om home. 3700 sq. ft featur in g marine room. $1,385,000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J41 Roy\1d1· Otov,. N 8 blC, 0161 LINDA ISLE MASTERPIECE Owner des perale~ Will sell low down. trade for 2nd T.D .. land. units. Large 1st T.D. Assumable 76' of waterfront with room for 85' and oo· yacht. Askrng SJ,600,000. Submit any price or terms. Bonus SI 00,000 + 3% to se1Un9 oeJent. Bob or Oov1e Koop. agl 759· 1221. RVM* of Newport Beach Coiy two btdroorri cot I.cue option or sale, IF YOU HAVL taae ~an view One 11,000 down. no quallfy 110.000 to 12(),<m ror an block to buch OWC lst ln1. view homt', 2 Br • 1n1Ual Investment. ~e AJ.tnt 831-7D>. dtn &t famJly room Tom un put you In a well ~ ---493-2752 located property In IY OWNER ttw ....... '-di 1040 Laauna. So. La(Cuna or Hurt or CdM 2 Br 21'1 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laauna N1&IK'I Call to condo, 2 frplca. pool , PRESTIGIOUS VILLA day ror appt. to dll5CUIR Jaruul, sauna, te11n1s. PACIFIC 2br, t~ba, yourn~eds 4942894 1':d Beautifully decorated. ..,,, i: t b 8 r , P 0 0 I 5 , na Lundberg Rllr & As 1115 000. 640-2494 clubhouse, hlahly up· soc Hew C..._.._ graded. llas existing EASY TaMS OPEN HOUSE SUMDA Y IAYSHORES Thi:, ha!'> ~ot to lw lht> bt>~l buy in this pr~sll~IOU!'> lot·.1t1on Only $259.000 with a s:,umabll' l111aiwin~ Ca ll now for more dt'tails 4 bdrm a i,,. ba single 79'X. lat.Ownerwillcoo· Sparkling 3 bd ,d1•11 famll.Y 'oome. South of alder carrying back 2nd home on spacious pool FA'R WEST REALTORS the tfwy In Old Corona or help refinance new •ize lot. Ideal Top or 2 1S17 del Mar. Corner lot. loan. Open Sat/Sun, l·S World location on quiet 645-4419 64 • Elegant apPolntments 9766 Verde Mar. SJ6.t600 street. $239,SOO. w/ low • throughout. $625.000. bkrt..968·83ilO!'fter down pymt & xlnt a~ I Open House Sat·SWI 12 4 PW-HI sum a b I e ( 1 n Wm toS.851·3890,64~682$ OVOWNER Hosler, RJtr.497-~ll IY OWNER S30k DWM-OWC OCEANFRONT LOC)Ul'a MkJ-1 I 052 ·············••••••···· 3 Rclrm llome Lag Niguel IESTIUY IN VERSAILLES IRVINE TERRACE IAL FOURPLEX I 00 1 DOWu No n eg 111 v e S 1st Owner will carry SIOO S62Smo a' 1t1l 1mml'd !ISi 9031 $5,000DWN 2Br. 2Ba penthse, ()(n \le~. $133,000. Assume Sl2tl,000 or S&L loans at 17', Sl.828 mo Owner will mo~ stay & be your tlltiant Of c 730-2270, Hm 642·2682 10 "" yr po..ilive s therearter St ,000,000 lst TD at t2'" M.wpori leoch I 069 Expandable. 2br + Pnnonl.> &75-!1522 Magmficent Views from ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~J:d· ;!~·:u1!:~: No Quahf~' fantasu~ ev_ery unit on lhi ~ BELOW MARKET romer kit lease land pool home. pnme area t~1;~~ea ~v~~n 2~~rt~ SELL THIS WEB Im med occup. Assume 0 n I Y SI 36 · 000 8 k r 2BR. Room for modern 3 Br bellrh home. pr It~ ex1Sling financing owe 848·0709 5th unit with ex1Slmg ~ al onl} $J2'J 000 l.o\\ S295,000. 9S.S-0073 __ No quahry111g. ranlasllc sq ft redwood der k d~n prm onh !'It'll~\· NEWPORT SHOlfS C:rt>at family home on l'&lllll 4 BR 3 Ba . close to swim & Leorus club, walk lo beach Owner will l'Onsrder lease or lease opl ion or trade ror trust C t M I 024 pool home, best area, Owner has left st alt' hurr}' Call ~11.s Jgl 01 0 "° sacr1f1 re at $136,000 will trade. Prr ced at Sl.5 631 1266 ···i:ow'oowH···· Won't last Bier !48 0709 million Call for appt. to LOW IMTEREST ~':°:~.~ •••••••••••• !~.~~ ~da~2•5040 \ton thru 3 Br & 2.5 Ba on cul-de sac. Ca ll for details. Curt Herberts I I. agt 631-1266 FIEEDOM HOUSE 3 Br I Ba. large yard $95,000 ........ 641-0763 Tnbme. bi-level, £pc. 3 BR, 3 ba priv yd. micro. upgrade owe 10'. dn $159,000. 851·~ * GOV1' LOAMS* Possible S"~ do~n 12 14"'1 1111. rate. 30 yrl loans. Free mfo WoridR.E. !,56-7777 * *OUALIFY? None required on this immaculate 2 Bdrm. 2 Bath Northwood home. 1500 sq fl and super terms' Pnced lo go ra11t at $151,500 W~ldhrldgc Rulry 551.:lOOO l!t?O lhrr11nra f'k,.1.ln1nr irvme ( ommt"1c1al AgPnl\' 1100 l)u,111 SI l~i )0·10 Newporl Beach VIEW cll!eds Subrrut all offers. S24~.000 Gwen Henry MEW PORT HG TS H1l·hardSowers Rltr lmpr1·~s1\l' I ljrlrm i l4 598·5674_;990-247! w numerous amenrt1e~. REDUCED l Owner Wiii r111am·e Cull 4 I Ssss r or d t> 1 a r b r u rt NOW $5S9 OOO MO Down! llerberts II . a"' 631 1266 ar you can make big "' r paym 't for 2 yrs I 'II give up to 45' boat slip avail. you 1, ownership with this huge 2 and a 644·SS98 lll!ll or 3 Br rondo -\\ ~ ater \Ole~s rrom LAGUNA IEACH OCEAuFRO.._.T both l!Hng rm and mstr HIDEAWAY " " ~u1ll! Gorgeous neutral More pr 1 \ ll t"} & BY OWMER dt>l'Or and the best coastline view than .in) ~e~ i:u~l bit 2 'l) fmdnrmg at the beach 0 C location Per£tl't Fren<'h Normand' 3 HH Call ror your personal in· for enlertarn1ng Tr~ & dt>n homt• r .in be ~pectton wal~t~~~~ rrom LEASE OPTION I rJ• Realty 0056781~ .. ~i=iiiimiiiF~~~= • MINI ESTATE OWNER ~·Mini estate own Un believable hn mcl 7', 1st ' OPEN Swt I 5 1661 UNO 9UALIFYIMG I * • 200/o DOWN * • W oo dbr idge' Meadowlark 3 Br 2 ba. CO\ 'd patlO Almost ne'4 Grea t fin ancing SUCCESS R E 549 7991 lO"t down. lease uplron spht 5895.llllll IJ\\ t 37 11 I [UjJ , ~}~IQQ...000 ~.·56<Ul..i. ''&I I Seashore b73 6.5711 rf ~ \\\\(\db ridge lh1S neat & lldy 2 bdrm -I Bd 2 • Ra SIO.rMMll1'4n 5Sl·3000 o~n-your-0wn unit On SISOO mo A~t 1.:11 1:!1!1 1~:?11 Rar"nra Pl .. ,,lnlDr h 'd r h or 6-16 1!81!11 -l e ocean s1 e o I l' Catalina Pier-Vu Xtr lg 2 .. Super f111anring mcl 7'1 Isl' ASSUME LOW MO PMTS ! No quahrying' Indus St. See class 1002 WAL SQUAR~:COND02 -NEARBEACll 1 bdrm. I '• ba up highway & oHered at an Bayshorft by OWMr br :-<e~ dec.v thruout. afroradable price l.rg ~HH 1(1 \ huml' S600 Yrl} Prer mdl age ~~--11-(;~~~ .... ~~. ~~· 3BR,2t~BA.SIO.OOO graded , xlnt £in . 1>N~ $101 .000 Try Slit.000 $140,000 I Steps awa\ from Jl\I rouple DO YOU-beeche~ Ow11t"r "111 a5 1 &t2 l912 .wantlOli\eamongthe Sl~l m £inam·mi.t or '4111 1 - NEWPORT'S NEWEST IA YFRONT COMMUNITY 147 ' of bayfront. 2·story entry W1<1 s tep-down living rm w 1 bay views & library w1 bath. Upstairs. the mas ter suite w separate s1ttrng rm & fireplace, and another wing holds 2 m or e BR:, & baths. Sl.500.000 including land. La rry Dye r 642-8235 l H 11 > YOUR OWN WORU> Awaits in this l\'an W e ll ~ custom w lus h enclosed atrrum w retrnctable roof Lg 4 BR + + decorated in style w g lamorous appeal in Baycres t area Seller will con s ider trade for ~mailer r esidence S425.000 Fee Jane Paquin 642-8235 <1112) *JASMINE CREEi< • 12 7 8'i financing o n former model 1 Plan 5 w c us tom spa. $349.000 FEE. *CAMEO SHORES• Ivan Wells custom home degree view on FEE S925.000 •CLIFF HAVEN• w 180 land. 180 degree view of harbor from 3 bdrm home on lge lot $650,000 FEE. ( Exc.'IUSl\'C ) *VICTORIAN STYLE• Spectacular .t bdrm remodeled rn Victorian st vie " custom kitchen in prime ·Costa '.\lesa a rea. $138.500. •WATERFRONT HOME• Detac hed 3 bdrm. Communit y tennis & pool ! Owner will carry 1211 Isl T.D. $230.000 FF:E. NEWPORT IEACH OFRCE 2670 Son MiCJUt1 Driv• 17141759·1501 17141752-7373 ~ Walker &lee Real Estate LOWEST PRICED COTTAGE 5'noH 2 bed. cottagt wUh brick poHo •d roo11t to Hpo1td. Hew corp1t. led.tc1d to $304,000 °" lalboo Is. NEW CONDOS BY Bf.ACH 0..1 ltlocli to lt.och. C..t1.,1rery, .._...c orchltectwt r.. l bed + i.,. 1.i111fa9 dick. fht011cfn9 fluiltlt. uss.ooo. spa Adj . NP & Back Bay. STEAL! $259,500 Hurr;,_:' Call 957-0744 IRYIMI CONDO REALTORS '7S.SSIJ I 00/o doWIL $105,000 Call to see this <'harming end unit with view or hills and 13x13' deck Privacy plus. assuma ble financing. no quali- fying Very motivated seller. LOAN ASSUMPTION: COM duplH with good flnonclnCJ. Eoch unit 3 bdr1" 2 both, family room. Close to nuythinCJ at $429,500. CLASSY NEWPORT COHDOMIMIUM High emotional appeal 111 this 2 Br 2' t ba on t'UI· de·SaC Sl o( JUSl 12 homes. Ternfic financ· COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. CoroM def Mor 675-5511 ing -assumable. 29 yrs ~ remain111g. fixed low int These hltle ads really Isa.ct I 006 See this! Clleshire R E w o r k ' J o 1 n l h e •• •••••••••••••• •••••• 759-1877 thousands or other peo. ~yo.. OWll ten.I. !!!!!!'!!!!!~!!]!!!l~~~-I pie m this area who are I Derer down payment or SellwithEASE' reg~lar use rs or interest on this new It's a BREEZE Classified Call our ad I Balboa Island home. Classified Ads 00-5678 ~r al &l2-S67S. --Ill H..-sty, lltr 67S.21'6 RESIOEN!IAL REAL ES!AIE SERVICES HARBOR RIDGE . VIEW Long awaited Lucerne Model !! Spect acular ocean & nrght light view . Off white c:upeting & s park l ing c lean 3 BR. 3 Fireplaces. Fam ily room. Extra large master suite. $775.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER OtOflO .. Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••• CHEAPEST CdM Pnceo at lot value. 2 Bd l Ba rixer OWC w 1$40,000 dwn, Can close rn 10 days. Call Tim Rhone. agt 631 · l.266 or 673-00SS 4l41lGOHIA New elegant 4 Br Vic· torian partial vu. ownr contractor finan a\•ait. SS7 . ..::;5c.,OOO~. __ CDMDUPLEX IYOWMEI Mu st sell! Pride of ownership Excellent terms. below market ( 714) 9'2·8Stl0 CITY LIGHTS VIF:W I down S52 ISi I art 6 Nr Beach $20,000dn 859•0147 ___ fil.1±131 COLLEGE PARK S & S I ~ BR 212 BA. Unrrnrshed CRYSTAL COVE bonus room. commumt} Beaut. new condos, 21 pools & club house master suites. Italian $165,950., By Owner. tile entry/skylight/dbl l714J 779·1189_a[t 2PM gar/ w/opener. Lge encl I patio & Yd. Close to1 ocean. xw~ 1932 MEYER PLACE I OPEN THURS-SUN 12 5 I ~99J..t.~1-436Lagt I IESTIUYS 2 br 2 ba, 5 yrs nl'w S129.900 All orrers cons 2 br+ den. upgraeded s1i..ooo. owe YOU OMLY LIVE OMCE! so why not have the best ' Quahty . style and hvab1hly, tlus Madison m Turtle Rock V1Sta hab 1t all 3 bdnns. 2 ba Custom draperies. plan tat1on shutters. central 01Jr with climate control Plus mowitam and ca nyon \•1ews S299.000 Call today for mfonna 3Bdrm pool Fast lion on terms 1 escrow owe some I paper & assume $80,000 FRMC $147.lm • RED CARPET Ill 754-1202 DRIYEIY 26S E. Bay I East or 20th, off Santa A11a Ave I Then call Rulh for t!rf.!lS.c al 646~1380, rllr. ' lf523CAMPUSDa·IRVll(E I OWNER LEAVING STATE! trees & strll be clOl>I' tu cons1dl.'r trarll'' Shn\\ n REPO SALE beach!' lown• You tan b) appl onl> J>rrn oul) NEWPORT SHORES r n th 1 s old L:i go n a S.S30.000 Pnnl' only Hon 223 CAHAL charm home \\1th 2 J<tl·kson556-UK)() 14 Br. 3 Ba on Canal, bdrms. remodt'led 0<•eanv1cw withc'bmmly kitchen ~ ocean view EASTBLUFF : µool & tennis courts. deck. This may be the . , . , SL: BM IT ALL OfFERS. last bargain rn tnwn 3 Br Hom~ 2 B.1 Nt \\ $260 000 Ui d si49.500. 1· a r p e I 1 n p. & "t ,. . w own PRIME DUPLEX S205.uoo located 111 Woods Cove Roy McCar*, Rltr. JUSt 2 short blocks to 548-7729 sec luded beach Each I unilhaslbdrm+extra Mr nr estate o~n l..n sleeping area wrth behev.ible rrn rn cl i' fireplace & large deck I Isl' OP t::N Sun I S 1661 I Room lo expand on tree Indus St SI.'<' cla:.!> 1002 shaded lot Seller ran an<' I . p _...House RJtn ing Prire reduced lo 2 duple\l'"' ,\. 1 lriplt'\\'"' rop•. 'J S22S 000 B) 0'4 ner Cd\I \ '\fl 1 642-3150 __ _ · · Good tl.'rm:. l'rin onl} l"q~r rall 760 Gai6, ~o tib"ll EASTSIDE :b:Wtteiatf~~ LOW DOWN FIXER UPf'Bl Srller ~! Looking for a fixer up.. 1f(61; eo......_.y I \'rrs allle~ I bdrm I per• This .a bedroom 2 ~ 11ooctoc. t2e1>1 1 stul 1u pentht.11i.-t' rondo bath home must be sold " larj!t' a~sumablt> t n pa} estate tax 17141 494. I 177 loan 'l;o qualrf) inJ! on Bt•autiru l pool. 2 pauos -----I} $99.500 '\sk for ·"'" i and rompletely renced Ownt>r ,\)..'\ 97953711 or lot Grab this one ! 7i079211 I S209.800 Call Ann Fealu~g super lo mon Vaughn Santas for ap- lhly 'fl1\yments on thl:' DOVER SHORES pom1men1 4Br2850sq ft viewhome Poul,Jal't.llll lherlook~ , S29s.ooo hay Galax) Or Formal *Cote Realty TierraDelSolRlty thn rrn.2 £rpl1·~ & lnvt>slmt'nl 4!rl-1744 &12 2.510 ~Iii 411-IH I . --------Cla~s1fa•d \cb. \our nm· 640-5777 • ;..top bhoppin~ 1·cnt~r 1---llllll!!!!!!"!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ TERMS VIEW! VIEW! 3 br .. 2 ba , fixer, w lg I ram rm & rpl Own~r fin. at 12•-: Agt-nl 6421523_ • * 1 sec Down • • and must sell unusual Un1vers1ly Park llome Cathedral ceil ings & stained glass highh ghl rrom unique home on P''t h £1 bl n I lot Spectacular k1trhen t 15 exi e oor pan 2 has skylights and coun·1 bdrm downstairs & 11 ~ Financing I' 'l m1 to Brh. 3 yrs old. 3 Plus 2 $121,900. Bkr. 631·9170 master suite upstairs 1 try charm. This 3BR 2ba widouble doors connect home has sep;irate rec rng 4th bdrm or ex room. Owner will AITD Mesa Verde. 3BR. P.BA I with 20r; down I Nr Baker •· R Ip I panded master ~urle "' oya a m L-Vi._ R.E Goodfm&termsS134K ~1th s pac1uu~ h\lng1 -"21-·-..-,. !57-6269 Pnn_onl,y room Bnrk patio, ex· -~97~17JI I tensive wood deckrng, $15,000 DN. ~ecluded spa all in a de PRICE REDUCTION Take over lst $65,SOO at l1g htful setting Cor New wood and glass s~.'1. 2nd TD $12.600 at $165,000 1714 1552·4477 house 3 Bdrm. 212 ba. 16'1 OwnercarryJrd,4 WALKER&LEER E fam rm. Great oce&n yrs, no payments 3 BR view NowS375.000 ft MACNAB . till~- 644-9060 2ba. frplc, dbl garage LCICJllM leodl I o4a Enda Lundberg Rltr & · 1--------•I Ron Say. Agt. 979-~0 or ••• •••• •••••••••••••• •• Assoc 494-2894 1 . CdM Cw..r DplL eves ~8.:.1801 WA Ta WA TH LacJ-o Hih I 050 ~~~~~~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ With~ Priced To Se. IJ • EVER"'6A.l,..E •••• • •• • ••••••• • ••• • • • • 1 BAY VIEW CONDO -LUSE OPTI01'4 0\\ 1wr <lll\lous to sell or lt·asl' opt 1011 lil0a1111ful 2 BR + den runc1o 1n lilt' l'O\l's Try 6 mo. l<.'.l'il' 0µ11011 ;11 $2000 mo with S20 000 opl um mnnl'~ or S-198,000. I l1g h a-,sum.ihll'" lkhh1e Frall r>-12 x2:1~ _ 3 BR 2ba or 2+ guest in S..-'d. '"~ II '-.J. owner's unit. plus 2Br ,..... .... ~ Spectacular views. Mel •-IRonc:h • PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS r CONDOMINIUMS OPEM HOUSE Sot. & s.doy 11 to du1k 2600 lloclc Santo Ano An.,_Co1ta M"o Truly elegant 2 Br 212 baths & 2 Br 2 ba homes. From S129,500 to ~139.500. Var ious finan c ing p lans including VA & owner and non owner occupied con ventional 30 yr loans. As low as 10<< down. Owner wi II buy down interest rate. SOUTHElH CALIFORNIA UALTY 546·5605 631-6194 .. mE 111111 BLlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE NIEWPOIT SHORH Three Bedr oom Home Jn A Young People ·s Location. A Fun P lace To Live . Tennis. Swimming, Beach Nearby. Re nted For $750 A Month At T he Presen t. Priced At $130,000. Appoin t m ent Necessary, But Easy To Show rental cottage. All in Elegant Spanish slyle sprawling 4 bd rm 3 $900,000 sharp cond w/excel tri-level in prestigious baths. 2 frplcs. WET I 643·_2~1, 1·986·~5 location. Owner will Me s a Woods 4 BA R. beamed ceiling. EvaluatetheValue carry lge 2nd TD. Best bed.rooms. 212 baths, re· fam rm .. lge kitchen. Seller must sell r uslom buy in town for only ~aJUng den. ro~mal din· huge . master suite. Ex· 4BR pool & spa plus air $280,000. ing room, f~rruly room . pansrve patio & pool home. Beautifully ap 64._7211 he~r.ly fareplare area w/rock rimmed pointed throughout As· /Jn NIGEL nAILEY & ASSOCIATES ~~t1~t1cally d~corated. s pa & water r a 11 sum able loans. Seller f rn1 estate sized lot S3S9.000 will help w/financm g Sho~ an~ com~are. you MISSION REALTY Call Bemadette768·56lKl won l frnd this super 494.0731 _ __ Richardson Realtors value anywhere else ---------------1 Flexible rinancing too • EMERALD BAY LEISUIE WORLD szs.ooe DOWH Lg. assumable loans. Remodeled 2 br.. nice patio, R-2 lot w/ plans ror unit. $249 ,500. Owner I Agent. 957 -9~/64().1430 5 Bl/BY OWNER llVIME TIUACE CORONA DELMAR X·l&e master bdrm w. garden & frplc ; lge c us tom kit., de n, library, LR, FR, pool, yard, paUo. Unique ror larget ramlly. Ocean side of hwy. Ne ar beaches. lmmed. occ . $495,000. Owner can I carry . F in. ava il. NOTE l Lat cbaoc:e, If not aold, ..,__ will noc. a11ln be av1Uabk for 1howtn1 Id.I.I next sum- mer. 8 •• m.3745 .s $205,000. Call 979-2390 New elegant cstm 5 Br 4 By owner. 2 bdrm. 2 ba T a..... car gar. All extras. In· condo. Great location, credible white water view, upgraded carpets, view CalJ 760-0715. __ drapes. SBS.000 NEWUSTIMG 2 BR 2ba condo E'side Sll4,950 675-1771 20% DM-1 ]O/o IHT. 3 br. 2"°1 ba, ram. rm. din rm . frplc. 2 car gar. w/opener, fenced yd , 3 decks w/ocun vu. 4 yr old. 4.S <nl 497·105_1 _ (714) ~71018·5 wkda !7_l,i l !7_9.8331 S· 7 Mic)Mlf I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• owe tst or S90K at 13'\ on this • Br. 2 Ba. home. Mtn /Valley view ' 110 DtcJw va.w Highly upgraded! Just 5000 sq. n. house, 4 Br. $152,5001 TR. Really 4~ Ba. -.ZS,000, Cood 497·3034. ' terms. Principals only. --------~M~IW~. ~U~mHCi~~-•lJM~l-g_']C17~G3~. _ _:_ __ ~ ~.~ ••••• !~.~~ N E W L Y REFURBISHF.0, total new kitchen, sparklina baths, new palnt lhruout and much more. Thi.S 3 Bdrm borne la avaJlablf lmmedl1tely-9nd Oftl.y sus,0001 Call few details. 642-5200 OPE'.\' llOl SE sn~DAY251018 B <iy~1 dp ('11\ l' East. '.\'ewport lkarh TO'llL DmCI. TOTAL &Amr.&DTIJI. lfWW"f0117 a.AC1I fOl4 0.N•r l'""• K.t.rb •r v.,,.. c..nt.or Nt"ll"" ""*-:t. 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Frplc. SU0,000 la Ion& ltrm II Forc-4 ...... S. 3br .. t b1 houlc In COM. CLOSE TO BEACH Nke1. ~1435. S3M'701 clubbat, uuna, pool, rec room, pool, Jacuul. :im1bl~ ftnanc1n:.J•ll Ma1niflrent aphtablo 11 yd .. aar .. tp ... 1~ bl Brand ntw 3Br, 401 . alterSPM. ---'Pa ' I Y m. • e c au ' water paid ayne tewart. " lU acres wiatttanu & to bch .. IMIO/mo. Andy sundeck, bl\na, frple1, H-'orVJ.wH-. 1ar.1su1rd. U50 Oya Adults. no pets. 393 644 ·• 1 • boust In f'ill broolt. _llll·2269 avail now. W U5e or •BR, ram nn, din rm, llNTTOOWN: ea.oaot Tom . evs Hamilton.CM M.S.:,~ • ASSUMAJU Sl2o.ooo ao yr. wuma· 38R. tBA . Lrl)'rd, trplc, Sl&-7979 "Montc:co" SllOO mo S530SA 3BR. fam rm 1131 Ron Jt-tt 10.l"o. ble St0,000 dwn. gar. HOO 873·SS69 . t Br 2 Be. Westminster lmmed occup. Super 8300 ,.. Bal1nc:e of $31!(),000 on .!'IS·Ollt Ave /Sprinadale area, family home• Real ~H.8.38R,tncd. WIM1'8118fTM.S Harbor Rldie. 3 Bdrma. buyers terma. PARCEL Cozy. walk to beach. 2 Br. children OK S6SO. 1st, E1llte by Sherk any 9648 2 bdrm, I bllh. frplc. ~o:n~o:e' ~ t~•' ;r: UN19UI IN IRVINE 2-fantastlc hilltop U Collage with frplr, dis, ~~ J:IM req 'd 7~ 0166 S600 Dana Pt Home 4930 dshwhr, IMOmo. Wea:tnmt fAMl.YUJS~ Sp1rkl1n1 clean 1t1 apts. for famillet with I or 2 children. Near park Hut peld. No pets. •tiaious private com acres, '45.000 9\"% Ill· hwaaher. new c:rpts. --· -llTHIFtltST S600 EITorroM1rnor 3 bdrm, 2 bath, bltn.1, munity w/uania rouru. 3 bdrrn Dean e home. W1'llow Woo<I sumable, ssooo dwn, freshly painted. Clean 8randnew 2bdtm.2i,o,ba to occupy t.hia BRAND 8302 P•tlo,MSOmo. pools Ind ¥pal Exeel balance ol sno.ooo on u a pin. Gardener pro-I 00 laaoon. 2 bill beac:h NEW 2 Mrm adult con 3 bdrm. 2 beth, (rplc:, llnencina wll&uuuma· model. Great location. $237.500. bu era tenns. t94 7104 vided tor well malnt11lnl· $1175. 84~2268 do. Adulta only, no PflS S600 lrvrne3+2 5410 . 1750 mo. ble loan of S216.000 o.tofStth . ed yard South of P.C. 3 Br 2 Be. Pool Home ~lmo_.~--Rt>ntlmes Pric:td for lmmed ulr 3 bdrm. family room. citihome in Property HOO Hwy 'blorka to beach. I 1730 Mo. Pool service in 631-CSM associated 2BR l 'I• BA. S49S 2 BR. 2 BA. Gl5 3MW. Wllaon, 63US83 1l '495,000 Try Sl00,000 Creekside Vi I luge Sl42.500. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••. cu 11arage. Adults only. cld.1Mfs.ti621 ask for Teri H~ V• Kt.oh FtE down Srottsdale, Am.ona, lux· No pets please. $675/mo. ,,.. ... ----l .244 3 bdrma. Cape Cod PALM MESAAP'l'S lOGIHWLTY 3 bdrm . fireplace. spa. wet bar in :r10;sB~,;11~u.'::~3 ~~~:816:.~12· 8 -6 or ;.·h; .. i:·;k~·;·;·~·t~;~· i0a~~ho;:~~or~gr:~1~c=r:::• 3400 I Br :.:a;=.~~r.un· bJI' ,. f Ii. , ;.t I 1', . W ':, I , "' ~ I I • ' • -- 67 '" 2 I I Northwood. Sl99,000 Sl37,000 Ownr Agt Co1toM..-l224 twnhse. on water. tennis Drive by 2706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twol .. Trt,ltt furn "25. Adults only By ftYAlrD 602/990 0011 Beverly ••••••••••oo••••••u••• I bdrm, 11 c. fridge. Hillside Dr Call 2BR Vecalaun Condo. llJ bllt from beach SS2S CallM.~, .... 9860~-...· __ _ Uft.... 2 bdrm Bodega mo<li!l. fireplace. in O'Connor or wnte 42S6 • 3 Br 2 Ba Condo, nr frpk, pools & courts 1346·2034J 1·~9343 Pool. Jae:. tennis. pvt mo yearly lse Call Newport Heaght.s2 Br 1•,., H..-,VJ.wHo.H Woodbridge. Sl59.500. N Brown, Ste H SC Plaza, SA Pool. Adults only, no pets L.ado Isle Bayfront 3BR secunty Nr ba_rbor No M1tureen7·30amto3 30 Ba frplc, aar .. adultl, 4BR 2"'1 ba. fam rm. 2 Saguaro Pro per ti es Spa, Sauna S6SO Child I/yr least. SS.SO. 730-6046. 4ba den attac:hed 3 car pel.ll. S700 wk San Juan ...2m (714) 549-87.,!IO _ no peta ~ + depo11lt. story 1314,000 fee Lg 2 bd d Scotlsd1l!:._Anz 8S2SI OK.549-~. D 0 r 1 s c I ark , gar'age' Pvt beac:h Capo.979-0333 Lovelydlxaptonlhewtr, ~H722 assum low dn owe rm. en. m Ranch San Joaquin. Roach.a,,.._, Catalina, mountain view (213)373-~lfter&J?m l2000tmo yrly Pvt pty COftdon hi• H 28r, den. frplc , 2 car 2 Br'-=-t=B:.;,.a_.-pool--N-o_pe_t.s_ Cell7S9-0244 Beauli(ul S209.000. GroHa 2700 from the living room & Twnhome.new3br,3ba, 5488221 -U..faHl•d 3425 ar. wahrtdryr. motmo Savage Wilde & Co. OPEN SAT/SUN I 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, Costa Mesa Bluffs. patio. gar Parlt, pool, l.ovely 4 BR in CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 673-8335 642·447Q..!75-6606. __ _ 2018 Port Ramfil~ Ullli..ll()US: Ji~Uf ~ fal1..-1r brand new 2 Br. 2 Ba jac. S975/rno 833.0057 w/180 deg ocean vu Bvt HONE Of ROOFING.AJI types. Lie: 323 E. 18th. 2 Br 1 car 3 Br. 2"2 Ba Condo f"'llll L U~ J MUUR used brick frplc, securi· beaches Newly pain THELUCKYHW guar. Cash discount garage, 2 kids OK. no Leaseoptloot.erms Im REALTORS. 675-6000 3.IS acres. Avoc:ados. tyentry,adult.s.S9SOMo NORTHWOOD ted/cpt'd, incl ap. Rent in Costa Mesa's Larry,6'2·11233 pets S44S Sierra Mgmt. maculatecondition.Call view sss.ooo. Assuma Call 644·9259, 642-8801. 4BR.2i,.,8Aexechome. pliances Sl500/mo NEWEST gated 20 CoS4 o r f ice f or term s 2443 b at CoHI Hl9h1uv. Coron1 de! M11 ble loan Trade C11sh 644-8722, ----Jw ~farpr 1!a&r·~~asbat.err FSrupltl~ 760-1891 Town home VILLAGE pa!~:enN :ptw,p~lr ~le!: 1 b-r· El/·sl1=33Cd::..::e""".· _s_m_a_l_l _b_u_t Sl32,000. Edgewater di~c 642-5600 Mesa Woods 4 Bdrm 3ba, ' ~"' · ' COMMUNITY. 2 & 3 Br. • Real Estate,494-8536 WI H.UI 61 OF THI NST USTIMGS IH TOWN f Pool SltOO in IJv rm also. Secluded WPOITHl!.HTS f sub·leue aval . now cozy wllots of neat . am rm. . mo. Cul-de-Sar ID best area NE ,.. 21,., Ba. 1600 . 1800 sq. t. 714/32J.8022or768-4747_ wood. S3SO. SSJ.1660. VtnoilesCOlldo RMtob Gardener/pool serv s1200 mo. Agt Kyle Ukenew,cuslombuilt3 ofpureluxury.Garages, 2 B Ad Jt.s 1 b bd P ~ •• t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st/last ~ sec. Judy, bedroom, 2 bath, formal hydro-tubs in master r. u · no pe s. EASTSIDE 'I owner. I rm en· Mobi .. HOMH H r..-1_L...._. A t 979 c""o ••"7618 552-1800 f I d' . "50/mo. 2421 E. 16th. St Spacious 2 br, natural t.house. 113 900. 968-5133 For 50.... _u... OtlHI ..,._.... K · · ·-· or....,. dining room home. Eal· suite. orma 1nsng 8 ,. 1100 ""a I IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br 2 Ba. Yellowstone Very nice 6 BR 212 bade-mg area In kitchen. Bay rooms. wood burning 645·.fil_ -wood c e 1 I i n gs & --------• •••••••••••• 0000 ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lol»oo l"-d 1106 Or. Rl!dwood spa, 2 c:ar latched home 39S2 view SUOOmonlh. Year f'irepla~es. mlcro·wave c:abinets, prv balconies. OCIAH VIEW Roedc:rasfl 1961 10x55 INR.ATIOH FIGHTEll ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage Avail Nov. 15th. Acac:ia , College Prk. nr I y I e 8 5 e. 63 I· 7300. ovens, fenced patios & ulllllles pd. Adults only 12V!% intemil! Assuma· River special, cabmets 12 Units, Costa Mesa. CALL us FOR Yearly & S750 !11o Sierra Mgmt Walnut/Culver Dr. Close Realtor yards. Private .. elegant $S45tmo Please c:all ble loan The mos t galore! 7!i&-0007 Assume contract 1370~. Winter Rentals. Aegir Co. 641-1324 to schls, shops, parks. living only 15 minutes ....................... SS;.;;..-;..1·"""1660~.'------- beautlful view a wails l•-------•I 14 yrs lo<l. S125M dn _froRtrtu~s~67S-40QQ__ AVA IL Nov 1 Very lge pools Open Sat/Swa 12 S "Wom P'ashlon Island. 7 lolbcMI ltlmd 310. Lei Two...._. you in t.hJs 3 Br retreat *EXCITING* Owner631·21SO. loiboo ,.... 3107 attrac: 3-4br, FR. Best LellSe $900_!!)0_cfil:~?!_ WESTCUFF minutes toS C Plaza or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~;lfa. 2 sly lwnhse, Decorated in the finest O c:e 8 n front Du p 1 e x north area No pets $69S. Lrg 2 Br 2 Ba rondo. dbl 4 Bd, 2"'1 Ba. Sl300 mo O.C Airport. Just east of 2 Br 1 Ba. 1 garage space North C u . Ss"• mo P ....,.. ~o 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f W/D A0 l 646-0880 N Bl d •-of S600 pr mo +u'Ul Agt '" ~ taste. n .. ._at ... , . . Newport Beac:h lO'l w t R t 1 1 1 641 3937 gar. re rag , . nr '"'-'' __ _ ewport v "'so. 546--7214 h'* Sole down. 3 Br/2 Br. direc:tJy in er en 8 arge -· --pool. $795. SSl·SS31 Harbor \'1ew 2 stry ~Br Sen Diego Frwy Start· 673-4062 -------ReJh 1 I I cl-~ RcJh\' I;~:; 1 :)1111 WI th o r w It bout on beach Come.r lot Im Br house. utils incld 2 Br lba, nr new cpt. no Sl600111'M) ing at SIOOO a month lolbcMI ,........ 1107 Bdr I Ba, lqlSt.a1rs, encl fu~iture. 24it64 Green· maculate rondition. 2914 Walk lo stores & beach wax nrs, sm fend yrd . WOOOllJDGE. 28r 2ba Condo S7SO 63 1-5439, 2473 Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage, avaJI 1111 S3llO brier Home an Laguna 0 c ea or r on l S475 mo 548-~ -I gardener. S475 +S400 For lease 2 bdrm, 2 ba. 2Brlbaonwa~r $695 A\'e ,Cost.Mesa BaySideBac:h S36S 6407804._,_ ____ _ HlllsnicestSstarpark. I Owner Agent. 544-0614 LacJ-oleodt 3141 dep, sml child ok. no Condol700!)frmo p J 2 Brw/v1ew . .$750 Wanted Newport Crest OceanviewlBr.SS.SO BR. 1 BA. nr S. Cst Gre .. afPri or838-3232. ........................ pets 19 ~2 Meyer , 64().28J6 VUhome.38r,duHng& Condo. Couple wants to Adults. nopet.s. Savage Pina & Santa Ana Beautiful 20x53 Lance 2000 Victoria Be..ac:h. 2bdrm. ~g.34114 -----Rancho San Joaq u1 n family rm . . S1400 lease 2 br wtfria. Terry Wilde & Co. 675-6606. Adi ts only SS2S 54.S-1241 , Home 2Br. 2Ba This is i.cOIN rroperty comp I refurbished . East CM NICE Lg 2 Br. 1 2BR, den, 2~A Nrw Waterfront Homes Inc: 645-9444. t213l 359-0027 Bachelor. Yrly. 1325 mo. 97S·l~l .... 07-'e""xt~8""". __ _ 200/oDOWM , theBfftBuymtown ••••••••••••••••••••••• winter or Yl'•ir~> ba.gar,yds PetokXtrs Carpets. Pool.Jae S8SO 6311400 bd -Z b h 1 l.otblk offSand. I 30fo IMTIUST ' At TI. IHcJt MAKE AH OFFER! S I s 0 0 m o p P S630 752 2282, 642-~1 494·2592~ 494-3348_ -i 3BO 2 s ba, back bay 2 pat1!mEach ~m :,:~ 675-9562, 752-Ql2.S 2 ~1~2~.2:~rd. OH UDO I 20it57 3 yr old home (2t3179S·29!L NEW c:ondo 2 masters view Blu.Hs. c.ood.o.. Sink Leundry hook·up 201 E Balboa Blvd iol deck bit . to. -5}7a-ce rem St45. ..JMcme Propertrn-'Coty Laguna Beacll 21 -Sit-B.llU +iien. AC upgrade""212 $12001mo.~1061 _ No pets $475. 769 Mina rill. rn:.·g~~~r.kid.s/~ok· this spacious 4 bdrm will carry balance at Easts1de Costa Mesa bdrm, 2 ba house ava1la me U _b..!,_~ mo 5$-4718 _ 2BR. IBA. Newly paint· Hamilton. Rear wtit 2-B. 2bdrm. SS2Syrly S63S. Lorri wkdys . home OWNER VERY 12113 with small dwn Owner will c:a rry ble for rent f'um. close TOWHHOMES . New 2 Br, 2"'2 Ba Condo ed Frplc. drapes. Jmmed occupancy. MarshaURealty 547-9571 , eves lwknds ~8T~~~:r~lo~u:;11t i paymeCnt, •"'SIC Prired to sell! ~~ dow~:o17n &B ne~r N F:W CON DO F OR on the park W/Ylew to Cptng. rent'ed yrd. Dbl 963·8182. 675-4600 546-5434.~~·--- HURRY '' t orrowl ~ j eepy o ow ear RENT NewportCent.er.~m1to gar~rno642237S To ......... ----lbdrm. oar w/laundry. IBr Lite&brite&a1ry, .. ~,m · MOIUHOME S950.{2l3>540-39S3 2 Br +Den. 21;; Ba. UC I ssoo Lease ... ..__ ., may be too late.. I SALES E. ... wport leoch 3169 $69Simo. Dbl gar, frpk. 846 285o <kean view 2 Br t Loll. UHfwnllMd 3525 crpt.s. stove/ref rig, k2S frplc:, vaulted ceilings, Redhill~ReJlty 1;;:) ;:;rn1 NEI~ 1, -; --S97S Mo. Call 645 0078 & ....................... yrly. 646·7662. pool. jacuzzi. garage. 2706 Harbor. Ste 206-A ••••••••••••••••••••••• poo spa. LaCJllDO leoQ 3248 . !l90-061S..._OwneLf A_gent _ CM, 4 BR, twnhouse quiet Yrly 3 Br 2 Ba. pal.lo, 1 _'475. S4S-31~~-- 54G-59l7 C1JH1/tl~ 3 J~m~~~H2i~[3 car ~i~ ....................... EASTllUFF neighborhood. S750 per gerage space, laundry, LJnfurn 2 bdrm No 711 641 0763 gar Oeean views Fully ~;f~ ~~g02f0R. 2~~P?r 3 bdrm, 2 ba home. month. 631-9132 furntunfum. S7SO/mo c:h1ldren or pets. 16t, 2 BR MOBILES 292H'ullege ~\l' rurnished Mo to mo on-3 8 r 2 •~ Ba condo. beams balcony bit ins. gardener included $1200 FOR LEASE 673-5745, 213J349·4524 last, $400 ~645~ Open FniSat/Sunday l'ost.i .\lesa. C'A ly SIOSOlrno. pool 1tenn1s $750 mo. form d~n rm wa'ter vie~ rno days 979.9930 Elaine N e w L u x _u r Y CoroAO .. Mer 3122 M1!$a Verde 2 Br. lL2 ba. .. 18601 Newland, H B Waterfront Homes Inc Ajl 751-3191 from every 'rm Across Evening 7~ 90;5 _ Townhomes at Fa1rv1ew ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvl patio. avail 11 I. A ~~~C:1~si~S42 s;Jl;,l400 Beautiful Spill Level JBR from Hisler Park. No LJ...L..1-•-Village. C M Fair & 2 Br. 2 b1, beaut. view of SS2S mo 1552 Elm ·~~~ --------•I LJOO ISLE h .• h Id ' A uu _. Fairview lmmed uvu1I, b Y pr1vat• Garag4 646·3627 98 UNITS r arming , or Den 3BA townhouse c • ren. no pets ~a:.t" 4 bdrm 2 ba newly re split le\el allac:hed a , . ~ " ---- • IHcltProptrly 1350 bdrm,2•~bath.lr11sun Condo Dix Carpet & SIOOO~t!i!l'lCl~494§841 model~d Lease da garages 2BR 2BA ~-~g S900 mo E S1de2Br.1Ba,garage, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14·7PLEXES ny patio. newly rt> Drapes Micro, Trash L.04Jm0MicJlt' 3252 556.207~. ask ror Debra. 1580_1675 sq rt For lnfo j pool. pvt yd. adllS S46S MISTBlOSEH Priced $400,000 below decorated $1700 mo compacter. dishwasher. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ev 67s 1692 _ Call 408VJ Aca~1a, 3 Br 2 Ba J!l.~.J?3._·<T1~31.__ __ _ ~ II ave 1nro on duplex. appralSal lorqwc:k sale Yeuly 8111 Grundy. I ~ C, 2 c11.1r gLar. MORE' Avail. No\ lst New u 3 br. 212 ba Bluffs area &4l-668l, <213)541.8490 C0allcu 6 n 7 .. ~!" Sl75 Mo 1 BR. deck. stove refng. RE~LTORS Ca rlsbad need Won'tlast Fantast1ctax 67Hl61 I Centra , oc:at1on ec home.JBdrm 3 aa 5979 mo 7590078 or __ .>::_•_-._ _ Mature ad.Its. no pets. 1t1 ~· Wops c hall Rltr . menl Call Rac:k spec:ial 1n a 2 Br Isl & las1 Plus dep SlJOO Mo ioc:ld s . --••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba,frplc,endsdpatio,l Ea$tside 2 Br I Ba Near C to.a.-.. telephone number. Paul write·oH and in\•est-Want so mt>< hang xtra Pool spa No pets $795. Family Rm Pool Spa 1 752 5282 .,.._ .... Fwilisa.td 3 Br. Townhouse Apt 21,., SJSO,J79·4410,Sot9-7007 1H IN)~ 714·434·1~ 7141760-1292 Townhouse. t'Ompletely I ~I !jJ.50 _ ---1 gardener & pool :.erv1ce EASTBLUFFS D p~an. on lolbcMI ,.._.. 3707 blk to bch & shops Appl schools. no PflS S425 This beautifu home C...tt l.ots/ --f!im~ $895 Mo 760-9117 1 , M1!$a Verde 3 Br 2 Ba.• No ptts please For gm bell 3br, 2,, ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• a cc pt 3 18 •' B · · Mo 631 61SS epitomizes the casual c....J! 1500 13%FINANCIMG Pool JncldsGardener& appt. rall 54~2000 s97s 494·63116 121 3> lbdrm.1,blkBeach.Pk· Marguerite CdM =-----eleganceofB1gCanyon .,,... 1 $800 5561676 tilpd 't'IJ S37S 2bdrm.112ba.frplc:.pvL and orrers the ultimate ....................... 7 unit townhouses. less Mo lo month. 2 Br 2ba I poo service mo Agen~oJ~ mg, u 1 wie . 673-7183. patio & gar SS2Slmo. in quality. comfort and 2Cemetery lots in Harbor than 3 years old. Beaut on water$1100 ' ~-9950. - -Monarch Sumrrut 3 Br 2 Beautiful Newport Crest 534·3740 3 Br. 2 Ba 1 year new charm. 5 bedrooms, in Rest SSOO ea Call collect l re e ·I 1 n e d st re t> l On Seashore. 3br. Jba. I S400 Rustic 2BR retreat Ba Condo Adult Com Condo 4Br, FR. DR, oco 1 Bdrm. Apt Close to beach. laundry l43·547B -- c:ludingmaid"squarters 714658-4Ul8 631·4361,641·l99lagt motomo $1000 w c:ounlry kitchen & mun1ty S72S 'mo view, yrl)' Sl 200 mo S37~tmo room. garage. $700 Mo ~::\51 :rd:p~_a.G~~~ Pool and spa mlegant Pac:ific: View Memorial Deluxe 4-plexes Costa On the Bay. 2 Br 2ho enclosed garage' 645-~7 or831-7990 646·06&6 ---1 67s.8996 Require lease. $700 Easlside luc Mature woodwork , classic: mold· Park 2 lots Prime sit.e Mes a . Assum loan Sl.200 mo yrly I 5403 2 BR 2ba. near-ocean. 3 Br. 2'';! ba, pool and rec Costo Mftel 1724 secunty dep. 675-012.4 Adults only. m>mo 14i ings, total security 760-83!7 -OWC. Prin. only Bkr LBargSul2nOOa10c:eanftreornl 2 SSa~38Sdlrdinr,n.g2glBAas1snd~rt adult community. no Caraelal'"~~wportl3 Terrac:e. •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Of.ce la nv1eBw wiBlh E.18lh.St.114,C.M. system. golf .course Co..-.rciat 979-4383. mowin r~a ' . .., pets. S72S/mo $750/mo "'!":_ -' CASADEORO 1repace, 2 r I a views. By 11ppomtment. p~ 1600 Waterfront Homes. Inc leads to stone pallo & Call 6'4·7298 Harbor View Homes. 4Br I SSSOtmo. 640-!194S Avail now. I br .. upstairs $2 300000 • ..,.. •• , MDfldtTriple1 631-1400 laudsrapedyard' • 212 ba,2300s/r.Sl29S,lg ALLUTlLITIES PAID Studi·o apt ~/r•frig. apt dishwas her , ' • · •••••••••• 0 ••••••••••• 312 bc1rm garden apts in 7687 Mluloft v1.1.. 3267 ~ "' ea"""rt. Water & trash D.M. Mcrthal lttr .... ,.. yard Gardener• sec Available Nov 20 ms. '"" 760.0llS 250/o LT.C. quiet Newport Height w Npt. Wkly tmo. on RENTIM~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• system . a fireplaces. Com pare before ~ou ulll inc. 673-780 days. paid SJ75 + SJOO dep ---'-"'-'-~ Rehab of 40 yr old com· Area. 014er. but very sand, very clean. I 631-4S.'15 HOME FOR RENT lmmed. occu . 644_5966 rent. Custom design Adults. no pets. 545-2000. mer1cal bldgs. classified we 11 m 11 in lain e d Bdrm_il_l3l 923-0059 __ Fl::E 3 Bdrm S6SO. Fenced DUPLEX 38R 2BA UP features: Pool, BBQ, 760-Ullllft 6 PM___ ~ent..J!ojee_... ___ _ IACKl4Y Slll,000 Spacious living room with stone fireplace. 4 genero111 bdnns. huge private master suite. paneJed den features brick fireplace. Sparkl· ing pool and spa Local· ed on a qwet cul de sac. Assumable loans! Take advantage now' 645-0303 Historical quallf'ies fo r $225.000 leasehold, or 2bd ba yard & garage. Kids & · cov 'rd garage, sur· Sm11l 1 Br. 1 Person. S400 Triplex 2 Br 2ba. balcony. investment tax c:redits U78.SOO fee. Xlnt fianc· Beach House. Furn, 2BR, rm. 1 · gar. patio. pets welcome. S4S 2000. s9oo mo. 2BR , 1 BA rounded with plush including utlls. From laund facil, encl gar of 25'7~. We have several mg. Owner/Bltr646-0295 IBA. Winter Mo. S6SO 4 fncd yrd, crpt/~ pet Agent, oofee. Down $650. mo. New landsc:aping. Adult liv· lHt.o&-6. 675-Z'lto Walk to schl & golf. in Santi Ana for sale. Jl.tilPaid.645-11943 ~~/mo.546-? . 3 Br. 2 Ba. ms. Verd & c:arpet & paint. Jackie. ingatitsbestNopets. ,. _ _._M 3124 Avail Nov 10. $500/mo st1rtlng at SlS.OOsq. rt. COVIMGTOH4rLEX I M M ED I AT E 2 Br. fenced yard. I f bl h d 631·40.6,857-2121 __ lBr.fum. from$44S ..._..... f'IG Bk 953-1220 H.B. BY OWNER POSSESSION garage S600/Mo. utils inter or re ur I e . 1••-.r 36SW. Wl.bon, 64.2-1971 •••••uuuu•u•u•••• _645......_·~64~73...._ ____ _ -r S30K DOWN pd. 691 Cen~r. 673-3113. SSl·lOOO or •9893 Ask ..urr~ MIWLY DICOlt. 3bdrm. 21>1. ram unit, up- To CloM IH 'I I •Even cash now-lst yr !r:: :i:·~u.i~e~~~ As for Dou . for Gear ia 3 Br 2'" Ba Condo. 1Hwtlw9touc ltoc:ll l740 1 Br gas pd, enc:I gar stairs. S47S. Avail Nov Two triple NNN maJor •Po s i live cash J(d 631·72JL ... wportltodt 3269 trpk. c:edar paneling, ••••••••••••••••••••••• d/washer. pool Adults ~642·1'9!!_ ___ _ fast food restaurants thereafter WHY RENT! ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. 2 c:ar gar. pool 1 bdrm, Pf'OI decorated. 642-5073 2bdrm t"'Ohse, mature Mm.8~Vs.S~ofgross Prinonly.67>9522 Hon~1U~ WHENS6000orLESS 4br. 4ba home In S8S01mo Ocean View. Pool. jac adults only, no pets MI0,000&""".ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• yco~::!ti:'! Bay shores. Avail Isl -1~ $650 <213}59'Z-l67S N 21.Ylrd. I .. ..,. pd "2Slmo 755 w 18th St COLDWeu BANl(C!RO Dnve-lhru's in good S llACESA.LE I week 1n Jan fl.800 mo l Spacious, newly decorat· u.g.o lfodt 3741 ew ecor C:as 64fl·9SO'I. corner locations-AC G.....i 3202 ~tent_ ___ 556·6Sl6 yr luse Ron Jac:kson ed , 3 bdrm West ••••••••••••••••••••••• encl gar , pool, dshwr Sacramento Two new duplexes. One ••••••••••••••••••••••• E side Jbr, Iba .. SSSO no 556-1800 Newport condo Adlts, f'um lux studio. spa, TV, Adults. 6'2·5073 2 & 3 Br Apts Tn·Plex. block from ocean Of· RE~• •s p s 00 Very dean. all xtras RichardH Pauley Co fered virtually at "'-pets 384 La erle Ln WESTCLIFF 3 bedroom. no pets 1. 0 Agt maid service, phones, l lrTo.,.a , Adults only, small baby Realtors builders toSt. Low down Y e a r I y · W e e k I )' 1213) 436-1318. Open Sun 1 story with pool, ramily 646·0295 or_67S-97~ __ 1125 wk. e,2227 Newly decor gas pd . -L~-IOlll 714-731·5015 Owner will c arry. Wlnter,2,3.4 , Bdrms. 3-S__ room.2fireplaces,din Blufrs.3bdrm.2bacon· Furn.studio.Laguna. i encl gar . pool, dswhr OK.644·18119· s399,500 each Agent. Newport Beach & Nice 2 bdrm house. 2 ing room, 3 pahOi, etc do Obie gar Pool $900 S350Mo. AduUs.842-5073 STEAL ME C·2 LOT 631.7300. Balboa bloc:ks from shopping etc. $1500Mo. 646-4477. J,>er mo 642-1578 499-1227 Spacious 2 Br, 1 Ba. $395 Sl•,OOODOWH High t r affic count, JACOISREALTY center on West side or HarborR1dge2Homea,3 Studlo,fp .. deck,$450/mo. JBr,l~Ba."25.Laun· Custom a bdrm, 2 blocks 62.6X307 lot Eitisting Lots for Sdt 2200 PROPERTY MGRS town Avail lat of Nov llG CA.MYON Br or 4 Br. Gorgeous no kids. Charming! dry fie:., pool. 548-9556 house on property Flex· 67 173 $450 mo. I.st & last with L 1 Th oc:ean & city views. t97·130S L a r g • 1 b d r m Crom bearh on fee land! Ible uses. Owner will ••••••••••••••··~··•••• S200 c:leanlng dep. Over u x u r o us . re e Avail. now. Could be " More extras than you consider carrying Isl Three sln.-le family lols WHYlEHT! 30 yrs or age only No bedrooms. Two baths rum &2500/Mo. 760_1977_ Beautiful 2 bdnn Ocean· w/dlshwasher. carport. c:an Imagine with in· T.D Asking St99,500. In Huntington Beac:h ~· 714.548-0IKS Richly decorated. Muted rront Penthouse Condo. ldry rm Westside. S390. credible financing. We Call S40.ll.5l with plans. $80,000 per WHEN S6<XX>or LESS tones. 3000 square feet. Bngbt 2Br, 28a Condo. Comp. furn. Lease by M5-662S can show you how to own lot. Cooper at Ion to can put you in your own Perfect home for raising Overlooks loth tee of view unit. Versailles, luit mo until July lst. Sl,000. your own beach home brokers. Call Bob, home. children. 3 Bdrms, 2 gollc:ourse.S2790month amenities. S750 mo. Owner. r o r S 2 2 9 , s 0 0 . 714-848 -3133 or home, A ent 556-6516 baths. lge yard. c:ul-de· Yearly lease. #7 Rue BYCO, lNC. 645-2251 (7Hl 730-8444 (714)552-4477 675-4746 lalbooP .... 3207 ~~gbbor~o~l Tnn ~~s~ Grand Valee. Open Sun· McLain Town.home over-Mewportl.a l76' WALKER & LEER. E. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~IIAke Arrowhead lots. For •••••••• ••••••••••••••• day l -S. To see rail looking Big Canyon golf ••••• • • ---------Cowclnihtl~ow• info and maps rail ~7~~a-r S735 tmo 631·7300,Reallor. course. 3 BR 2''1 ba, ••••• •••• ....... S•-IUYI o w n e r I b r o k e r lc6oo ,........, pool. spa & tenm• crts. Ur9' • lloenfw 1700 ( 7 J 4 ) 9 6 3 . 2 .. 8 8 8ayfront&MiscRentals 3 Bdrm. 2"1 ba. frplc , 2 4 Br. 2~ Ba. Yearb'. au Avail Nov 10. Sl300 'mo. Super prfoe reduction ! ....................... (2131J46...4424 2.J.t Brs· Yearly car gar. Bltln It itch. amenities. Club & pool A t. 644"""'"·9687~------ 0ne or a kind home-3 .... S.,.A•ol. .~um.orUntumished $750/mo. 2182 Maple. fac:'s . Good area. SllOO RVECHOMI Bdrms. den and 2'r'J Waterfront community O~ol2450 C1llforl.nformallon 673·2212or675-S487eves. Broker67S-t91Z. ~ baths with shake roof 1.2 •-•BR ,.._,,_ f H "UOI v11W .,... -___,,, rom MELF\JCHS C..__.,_~X Seavtew4Br38a,family "' • onandla~1o:t io:":"urs full SIS0,000 lo 138S,OOO As· •• A .. S•••v•"E"c··~·s PA VILlON REAL TOR 2 Br~ 'i? ~ de· rm. dining rm. ocean " 4 Br. 2.,., Ba. Family rm, sized garaaes! Now rt sume loan & owner BS· TIMESHARE 615-1~ corated, all buill·lns. night light vtews. Pool & Oln rm, Z300aq, It. $ISO() ca 0 be you ra for sShl.setllifin2~.!!f-c.!i''agt on t he 1 trip. fee ~ Mo. 3U E. 21st St. tennis Sl&OO pr mo Bob ~:rt· ~~~by 11fi71~.,!!>6 ..,--.. J k ,. ___ ....... u-J2ll Apt A. Donatdisturbte-or Dovie Koop, Agt ""Zea -· St75.ooo. Sl0.000 under mkt 3BR. CJwu"b.1~ 1!' 2 :.~ =.:':'.:'!:::!"•••••••• nant. 83l·D'7. 759-1221 S. C..... 327' 64~·5200 2YIBA condo in 1U1lv pk with view. 9.S% financ:· For Rfllt.CdM "~ ,.......... J••6 3000 sq. tt. Nr. Westclf 4 .................... , .. A PETE BARRETI . REALTY Probate quick approval. In . Call owner. 754-0344 - -u 8 B ,,_ pool/ ._. _ __....to----...., Nds redec S1Z7 000 Til 2 blks to water, 4 Bd 3 Ba o•••••••••o"•••••••• r, • a. """· IPI r~ .--. 11-6. A.gt. s52.i892 or GetOREEN c:iah + family rm. Call Tim u BEACHHOUSE Fam. rm. Dine. rm.Tri· SCSO 3+2 Spanish style 729.5235 forWfDTEelepbant.1 Rhone, aat SSJ.12116 or 2BR, 2BA. bulU ins & pie aar. SlSOO/mo w/1ar&1tor1ae. People who are serilin& wlthCaall~~ied Ad 87$-005$ Garage. p.50. •2981. ~·0873 Alto; family home !: 1n apartment look Ont -.·56'78 Ertlcifncy ISll\lm. LUXURY IA YPIOMT redwood suodeck & view 107, In Classified. Will your Co.cto•l-/Tow• $23$ ~ ·Am0Pbe.r Lan-38r. 2 81. with bolt slip. olwavcs! ~. S.C...... ad be there! To place ........... 1700 w;m .. · Avail. now. Ma ny 4924 ••••••••••••••••••••1•t•h• .IQ!!r ad c11l&U-· •••••••'**'*"'•"•"". bdr ..._ F/P SC.87 amenlllet,, $3~ Mo. Renlimes FAMILY HOME w ~ • 2 .,., · 2 car Ocean view 2 Br. 2 B1. Brolet67M9U. 631~ " potentlal·38Rontulot. far. Wilk to beach. Condo, e nd unit , FEE Wal\ lo bfach. Ocean SACRIFICE IY OWNER 1700/mo Ast for wuhtr/dryer, patio. OCUMllOMT Wnt....... l2tl vlewt. Newkitthen Will Bubara,a7&.llf7 new crptt. SfOO/mo. ~ _. Id t ade ror • t .. a.~ """"'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cons er r D tfc., ..-td CDMMMrtrMtw ~&en ._ 4 bdrm, 2 beth com· HOMESPORRENT Tul\ln.SlZZ.IOO. ,... 2 bdnn, 2 be, har far. IT.,. UJJ pleteJy remodeled, 3 Bdrau. M2S·HSO. ~'9111tl.I. U .... M_......_.~ 'fpc, balcony, lse s100 1 ....... , .... , .... , ..... bllnl,frplc,SUOOmo. Fenced yards Ii 4t7·14'J__ ltwlio S.. ....... am. mo1!5t.-aaf\6 1 HOM!,PORR!NT Lmollll 1ua1t1. Kids a. ptll ~....... • TWO UNl'l'S: 2 BR 2ba, I 2 8'lrm. 11'7S. Ftoced IAnlOMT welcome. H S·ZOOO. -..... s1~.ooo. Upsradt'd 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 patlot, car ,., ea l7SO uall yard• ,.,..,.. KAdt • 1 bd 1 ._... trpte A eat noree. •:::::...•::::::..••• 0 (pc. AC. 2 cu 1ar. m1cn1t1ctnt llO dee ~ l, ms avaU New J. ~ wdeoN. 1 10a...... ~ ...,.._ nn.-· -. ' ' ......,.=---.,_ .._... view. Nr Golf Courie, Ill. shop, frttw17 End ~-_._ --,.,.. 11• Unll. pool. Jae. wahr, dt)'tt. drp1. gu BBQ ........ _ ........... , lmmtCI pou No t!JM for looll1 Jooca. ~rlout o c I A N r It O H T buyira only call Art ~12 •ltdl. 1eo.1211 LAOUIA BCH. "'" wud1 ,... .......... associated .. •• • THE "GOOD LIFE" \'~FUN: Soc1el Actmoo Do· rector• Fr" Sundly Brunch • 880 s • Plttles • Pl111 rnor e o.AT~: Ttnnas • Free lessont (pro & PfO 1hoj)J • 2 tteelth Clubt • Sauna • Hydrom .. uge • Sw1111m1ng • Ooll OrtY!flO Ran;e llAUTf!UI. APT&: $tnolea. 1 & 2 Bed· 1001111 • Furnished • Ull~. AdUC1 l.iYlng • No Peta • Modelt O~en Dally o toe 2 Br w/g1rage. Adults. crpls, drapes. patio. water pd. Call l ·S 636-4120. 2.filJ .. , .. Santa Ana S46S fJ01 Victoria '470 SPACIOUS &SUNNY 2 BR. encl. gar upper. O/W. ad Its. no pets su.s. 548-9084 540-5446 SS20 Mo. 2 Br. l Ba. Apt Ganie. washer/dryer. Ill b•itl·ins. Small child OK. no pell. Only 1 year old. Call tor 1ppt. TSI! MGMT 6'2·1600 f'lreplac:e. pool. pvt patio, diahwuher. on E.1lde, au in x·IJ t & 2 Br aardeo 1pt.t. From . SS7·21Ml 2 Br. 1 Ba . 1450 lhlr1monio con 2 nlnoc 200 W11lac:e. Costa lieu. 548·1SO & 831·2150. IAYTIMlllS SPACIOUS I BR Larae private patio. rlreplace. walk In c:loset, dis hwasher, garage Pool & laundr y fac:1llties. 399W. BAY ST 646-9U3 3 Br. 2 Ba. Avail 1mmed Children OK ___ 548-5741 2 Br 2 Ba condo, nr So. Coast Plua, SA. pool. spa. sauna, sses. Deb ~-----1 Br house type with garage. Ulil incl. no pets S380. Call 857-.41128. &U-0350 lllUll lllCH/llllH COAST D1Hr Piiat FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1981 CAVALCADE COMICS GARDEN Niguel to vote Tuesday By JOHN NEEDHAM ... ....., .......... Laguna Nlauel 's 9,000 registered voters will decide Tuesday whether or not they want their unincorporated community to be represented by a Municipal Advisory Council. The council, commonly called a MA C , provides 10 .unincorporated community with a n official , elected governmental bOdy that deals directly with co unty government. It is ao advisory panel and cannot make rulings. But backers of a MAC say it ,would give Laguna Niguel's 17 ,000 residents more clout with Orange County supervisors and the Co un ty Planning Commission. The affluent community Is now represented by the Laguna Niguel Community Association. Proponents of a MAC maint.aln such a body would wield more power than a homeowner group. Many residents are critical of county government, saying Laguna Niguel has grown too large to be adequately governed by county officials whose offices are in Santa Ana. But not all residents of the community believe a MAC will give Laguna Niguel mon of a say ln county deciaioo malting concerning planning and development. Pe& Maynard, a member of the No On MAC Committee. which wrote the ballot statement against the council, said forming a MAC would merely add another layer of government. "It would be a duplication of government, Maynard said. "We already have effective r e presentation from the community association. "Since a MAC is advisory, it would not have the impact that some people in the community Many seek school posts 14 candidates entered in Laguna district election ' 1By STEVE MITCHELL ..... .,...., ........ Perhaps the biggest surprise in the Laguna Beach Unified School District trustee race is the number of candidates willing to run for seats in the financially strapped school district. By the candidate filing deadline late in the summer. a total of 14 people had retUQ'led papers indicating a desire to serve on the five-member panel. Despite the large number of hopefuls vying for three seats on the school board, there bas bttn litti~troversy that marked past school board elections in Laguna Beach. The lone exception was a letter to the editor in a local weekly newspaper by candidate Jack Miller, who took on operation of the fuod·raisinc Education Foundation as well as what he terms the resistance to change he sees in the district. His letter brought a raft of angry responses from school volunteers who defended the efforts of the rtedgling Education Foundation. A well·publicized candidates' forum, held earlier this week, was attended by fewer than 40 citizens. The primary issue expressed by m ost of the candidates attending that session was, not surprisingly, money -or the lack of it. The once-wealthy school district has been beset by a variety of financial crises that have forced school board members to make some unpopular decisions. Factors entering into the distric t 's woeful money condition include Proposition 13; the Serrano-Pri est state Supreme Court deci s ion "equalizing" districts' rising Water hoard loan up to LB voters Laiuna Beach voters will be asked Tuesday to approve a city plan to borrow $1.2 million from the Slate Water Resources Control Board at a 5.5 percent interest rate. proposed in Measure L, is needed to raise the rest, city officials say. The Aliso Water Management Agency is made up of seven participating partners, all contributing to the sewer system expected to be completed in 1983. inflation: aod declining student enrollment. Over the past three years. the school board has closed an ele m entary school. cut many elective programs , charged parent s f or s tudent transportation and athletics, and cut more than $1 million from the bud2et. Most candidates agree the district should turn more to the community for s upport of educational programs, citing the Educatio n Foundation and &hool Power as institutions in which the community can become involved Candidates are seeking the sea t s of board members Marylyn Pauley and Michael Sagar, both declining to run for re-election. Also up for grabs in Tuesday's election is the seat held by U:icumbent William Kentle, who is seeking a second four-year term on the board. Others seeking election are John Luna. Jr .. a saf ety consultant: Bruce S. Hopping, foundation executive: Janet S. Vickers, school director: Carl E. Sc hwarz, college professor: Tom Philo, realtor; Dan T. Daniels, businessman: Pat Barry, Boys Club director: Jack J . Mill er, attorney : Arthur Mos kowitz: Wil Ii am Kadi. attorney ; John C hris pens, periodontist : Roberta Christiansen. registered nurse. and Terry Carter·Humphries. 02-3 86 67 For second thoughts on ghosts. and other ''spirit world" folks, check Hugh Mulligan's column on Page B2 . D 0 on MAC representation think lt would." she claimed. Mrs. Maynard also took issue with the costs of administering a MAC. She said it would divert money from county service funds which currently are used to provide municipal services to the community. The jurisdictional boundaries of the proposed MAC include the whole of Service Area 3 which covers most of the Laguna Niguel planned community. However, two areas, Monarch Bay and Monarch Bay Terrace, are in county Service area 16. meaning they would not be represented by the council unless residents win approval to join the other service area. Mrs. Maynard charged a MAC drawn on the current boundaries would fragment the community, leaving longtime residents without representation on the council. Paul Haseman, president of the Laguna Niguel Community Association , and a MAC supporter, said a MAC won't fragment the community, but will make it more cohesive. "We won't be voting for the members of the MAC until next June," Haseman sltid. "That Is OM!y,. .... I_.. ...... Thousand Steps Beach m Laguna Beach center of controversy as m1uncticm filed to prevent public access ample time for residents of Monarch Bay and Monarch Bay Terrace to change their service area boundaries." Haseman said administrative costs to run a MAC are estimated to be about $10,000 a year , which represent.a only 1 percent of service area funding for the community. In the election Tuesday. residents will vote yes or no on th e MAC issue. A second election will be held in June 1982 to elect who will serve on the council. Sanitary election Tuesday Voters in Dana Point. Laguna Niguel. Laguna Hills and Mission Viejo will be electing dir.ectors to their local sanitary and water district boards when they go to the polls Tuesday. Dana Point voters will choose from a slate of four candidates running for three vacant seats on the community's sanitary district board. In a special recall election in Augus t. Dana Point voters r e moved from office four incumbent direc tors over a controversial pension plan that was adopted. Four oew directors were elected to the board in the recall election. Three of those seats will expire in December. Running unopposed in the race is incumbent Fred M. Roberts, a mechanical engineer, who won his seat on the board in the recall election. Also running unopposed are Aon K. Kelly, businesswoman and writer , and Richard D. Runge, a civil engineer. Both Mrs . Kelly and Runge were unsuccessful candidates for board seats in the August recall election. Voters in Laguna Hills , Mission Viejo and Laguna Niguel will elect two directors lo the Moulton-Niguel Wale r Di s tri c t board . Though candidates run for election in the district divisions where they reside, they are elected at large. Officials for the Aliso Water Management Agency say they have experien ced design deficiendes and storm damage amounting to about $5.S million on the agency's $100 million sewer project in Aliso Creek. Laguna's share, city officials say. amounts to $3.4 million of that amount. Some of the money will be raised by new sewer fees imposed on users earlier this year. Fifty percent of Lagunans voting Tuesday must approve the loan proposal in order for the city to apply to the state water panel for funds at the low interest rate. The alternative. should the voters tum down the loan bid, is to sell revenue bonds with an estimated 10 percent interest rate. Steps repair 'on' 4 candidates d . h Id in Saddleback esp1te court O Running in Division 2, which covers northern Mission Viejo, are board incumbent Gerald D. Buck and Howard Lanis, an operations manager. Seeking election io Division 3, which includes the southeast portion of Mission Viejo and part of Laguna Hills are incumbent Dwight A. Williamson, Mission Viejo ; John E . Zorger, accountant, Laguna Hills; and Mike Chilver, educator, Mission Viejo. But the $1.2 million loan, 'Layoff workshop' draws teacher • ire By PIUL SNEIDEllMAN °' .. ~ ........ Local college instructors walked a picket line today outside a Huntington Beach hot el where co llege administrators were attending a workshop entitled "Curriculum and Workforce Reduction ... The teachers claimed the workshop was designed to advise administrators on the best way to lay off instructon. Organizers of the workshop contended that its purpose was misunderstood by teachers and that the meeting also would focus on alternatives to dismissing instructors. The dispute first surfaced last week during a meeting of the Coast Community College District trustees. This board governs the operation of Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline Community colle1es. Several teacben complallled 'to district trustees because the ••workforce redu4.tlon " workshop was to be held at Golden West Colle1e ~a Huntington Beach. The instructors also were angered that several local administrators were to be featured speaken at the neat ,an d that its b rochu re characterised the Cout clistrlct u a leader in la1otf tactlca. In an lntervtew Thunday, Dr. lAe Stevena, president of Goldea West Cobece, explained t.ht the workabol> ia not beln1 aponlONd I by the eOll .. e diltrkt. He Hlid it ii a luelhm of tM Auoclatlon of California Commualt1 Col l•I• Adml.Alatrators. Stevena 11 atat. workabop J>T"OCJ'•m d lrec1m for lbts &J'OUp. The ~~e praldent Hid the original plan to conduct the workshop at Golden West didn't require the approval or trustees. Because of the reaction by local teachers. Stevens said be decided to move the workshop off campus lo the Huntington Beach Inn . About 4S Southern California college administrators were scheduled to attend. Two district ad min is tr a tors were to be among the speakers. "I'm somewhat puzzled by the union's position," said Stevens, referring to the American Federation of Teachers, which organiud the protest. "We don't know if we're going to have to do any workforce reductions .·' the college president said. "But if there is that potential, then it becomes Important for the administrators to become knowledgeable in bow to Jlo it in a fair, equitable and compauionate manner." Stevens said he bas apologized for aome msensitive wordlng in the workshop announcement brochure. He said the meetin11 would focus on court decisions, Iesal requi r ements and alternatives to l ayin g -Off teachers. P bllUs Basile, an Oran11e Coast Colle1e instructor and president of the local American Federation of Teachers chapter , aald today's picketing was only lnformaUOftal, and that teacben weren 't try1n8 to prevent administrators from attendina. ••we want to let the public and the 1dminl1trators how that Ole ... att import.ant community colle1e l.uuea beln1 d.ilcUHed," ahe 1ald. "We 1not them to kaow that there are optiooa other than currlcuham and workforce reduction." • \ trustee race Voters in Laguna Beach and Irvine will be going to the polls Tuesday to elect a trustee from a field of four candidates vying for a seat on the Saddleback Community College District Board. The winning candidate will represent Trustee Area 4, which covers San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano. Dana Point and Capistrano Beach. However, board members are elected at large for the dis trict that operates colleges in Mission Viejo and Irvine. Eugene McKnight, a four-year board incumbent, appears on the ballot. He is a retired philosophy professor who lives in San Juan Capistrano. Challengers include Donald Cole, clergyman-psychologist, San Clemente : Mary Jane Hannegan, pre-school owner, San Juan Capistrano, and Perry E . Jacobson . university professor, Dana Point. Issues in the election have been the shrinking financial assistance from state and federal sources and rapidly Increasing enrollments. All the candidates have proposed methods to raise private funds through lease agreements and the institution of fees for some classes. The three board challengers have also spoken favorably for tuition charges. to help ortset fun~ cuta following paaaage of Proposition 13 and the Serrano-Priest State Supreme Court decision. Two other board terms will· expire ln December ln Tnastee Areas 2 and S. However, trustee. WUliam Watt& of Santa Ana and RoMrt Price of Lacuna Hilla had no e>ppo1lUoa in the elecUon and wer. declared elected to second terma by tbe Oranae County Rectstrar of Votera. ' H By GLENN SCO'M' Ottlleo.lty ............ An injunction issued this week in Orange County Superior Court prohibiting the public from trespassing on private portions o f Thous and Steps Beach apparently won't stop Orange County government officials from planning to restore the old stairway leading to the beach. Re leasing his final conclusions in the trial over ownership of the beach and s tairway, Judge Bruce Sumner included the court order against trespassing on the beach, he found the beach is privately owned above the me an high tide line by residents Ii ving adjacent to it. Sumner also noted, however, that the county has part interest in the stairs and the specific line separating the private from public parts of the beach has not been drawn. Because boundaries a re unclear, county policy makers plan to go ahead with a proposal to spend $155,000 to replace the old steps -for which the beach gets its name -with new ones before next summer. As usual, there is disagreement. Michael Obrand, attorney for the residents in the Laguna Coves Association, said th e injunction means that residents have the power to cite trespassers on.their beach. "I don't think the county, with this injunction, is in any position to rebuild the stairs." he saJd. To go ahead with the work, be explained, would be interpreted as an invitaUon for the public to use the private beach. But Edward Duran, deputy county counsel, said takinl alleged trespassers to court would be difficult because of the lack of exact boundaries. "We doo't know what's public or private down there," he aald. "They <the residents) would have the burden of provina what ls private." 1'be county Board of Superviaora ls scheduled to consider Tuaday aulllorlaln.• IOUc)tatJQn of blda to comtruc:t the ltain. Peter Herman. chief ' planning aide to 5th District Supervisor Thomas Riley, said he sees no reason to bait the project. "We're going to go ahead and rebuild them for the very same reason we've always intended to res tore the stairs -because they are a public hazard," he said. Drawing the mean high tide line is not as easy as it sounds. Duran said the state Lands Com mission could try to reach an agreement with the residents or they could follow procedures of making a 19-year study of tides, as prescribed by state law . Herman said both the county and the coves association have at different times tried to negotiate a settlement, where the county would provide restrooms, lifeguard services and maintenance In exchange for public access. Duran also noted that a 20 .foot -wlde easement exists from the steps to the water for public use. Obrand said that because the beach is rarely used thts time of year, residents have time to di scuss the best ways of enforcing the injunction. Said Obrand: "There's going to have to be some agreement worked out to the specific location of the boundary line." Waiters hold race in NB Waiters and waitresses carrying trays loaded wtlh open bottles of wine and full wine glasses will compete in a rell¥ race down and back the lensth of the Balboa Pier In Newport Beach Saturday. The first Oranae County waiters race wUI pit lt1m1 representln 1 50 county restaurant.a. The :ioo meter rac., sponaor«I by American E.xprta and restaurant ohala r.r Wwt Inc .• It betn1 h eld t• commemo.cate Newport'• ?Mb anniversary Niguel voters to elect two new trustees Laguna Niguuel residents will vote for three trustees in the C apis trano Unified School District Board election Tuesday. Three candidates are seeking the trustee position left vacant by former board member Robert Bachelor who recently moved to Oregon. The area the candidates want to represent, Trustee Area 6, encompasses the inland portion of Laguna Niguel, excluding Monarch Bay, Monarch Bay Terrace and Niguel Shores. Running are Paul Haseman. attorney: Al Keller. educator; and llene Krause, businesswoman. There is no incumbent in the race. Four candidates are seekin1 a board seat in Trustee Area 4. which covers the coastal portion of Lagun a Niguel a nd Dana Point. F our -year incumbent and current board President Jan Ove rton of Dana Point is running for a second term. Challenging Mn. Overton an Doris Dr1ml, accountl clerk, Dana Point; Pe1 Maynard, law student, LI.fun.a ?1111"el; and Paul Sayr., importer, Dua Point. Lacuna Nlpel ...,_will aleO vote on 1 bOaN. --f.ralil Trutt• Ana '· .......... M•11toa Vleto. ........ ~(' ........... a.on• b1ncu..uao.ile, M>u•ntfe: Merl lhlQ. "" acbool teacber; aad lftea.-1 aaun•. ttock .....-. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT6=r1day. October 30, 1981 l C7 A ,.c1IU0111 l111lnn1 c.-.ltlt llOft<.9WlltU... .. N•M• ••• , ........ tn•• ttUl&..•CklA••NOtwttt ....... " ltOT"IU CHI Ta~ITll'I UU Of' A""'-KA'"* TO wltll Ille ~ Clerll 11 IN C....-.. ,._.. 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Aulfl •NI lt9911l.Clon• This tlP'-•• llled •1111 tN pl~. ioc.eect • m EHt 11tll 11....t, ,11m ollhlrnol•secur1H1by S.IO C1 .. o, for Ille F ... , .. S.•lftO.l •llO L.oeft COUlllY Clt<tlefOr.,,..c-..tyonOcl. II\• Cl Uflt. 1!11•1,.ftmentel to wit \149,ttt ... with 1nterett from Sy•tem . For• prot•I to tit contl...,..O 11, "" Dlterml-IOn: ei.mot. Merell I, '"'· .., .. nu" currenlly tubst•11ll•I, 11 mu•I be wrltle11, fl04.Dt ZONE EllCl!ll>TION flli.MtT U H 00, enCI costs a nd uoen•n reulwo Oii lime, -contat11 •I io .. t Pvt>lllhed 0r.,,._ Coall Delly Piiot. Zl·11·1t• I•• T•M G••rtc e11ct Clirteftlly •itlrnetect lo oe U.W 00. •s 1he lolloWlftQ, ti • ·~ of Ille Oct. )0, Hoot. 6. ll, io, ttll •1tM1 •-•etn. ..,._~• ...W.., Jee• In .. 10 110tt P<0•.-0, •ncl •II ot11er ruo0111 fw l9'e IN'OlHI, II Ille -Kk Ofld C141re ~. 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N•wPOrt e.Kh, CA '2MO. h•v• eny -110llt C~tml119 tllOM eOctrou Is 11211 £•~ St .. lndM, ,.,.P of Trect to ellow 141 ....-n«a1 AlcllarCI Merk P.,rt, • u St•rfltll l'UIUC NOTICE procedurft, c..,tecl '"" 5-Nl-Y c-ty tJI Or.,., SI.et• of Celtfomle. 1111111 •• •" •cceuory UH 911 Ille Coun, H-1 Beecll, CA 9'1663 Age111 er !tie,_.,_ U.....11.,.11 TN _,,., to 119 tr~roct Is P'elrYlew Stete Ho'flll•I Propol1y, Wlllle m $COii Asllmore, 1109 .,.._em MUNIClllALCOUltT 01' of S.n FrenclKO locotld et ,,,. H•rttor lllvd .. Cott. toc•ted .. U01 H4l'1tof lloultw•nl. In Florlcle, Hunt1<>91on Btecll, CA '2"6. Publl""" l>Y °'""°" C.,.at Delly Mue, CO<Hlly ol Or.,919, Stele Of •11 I a11ct A •-· £11vlron,..e11tol Tllh l>ullMU 11 conclu<led by • CALll'Oi.NIA COUNTY OF OltANOIE JUOICIA&. DIST•ICT 1• Clwk c.ttt« Or W Piiot. Oct. 30, 1•1 47n-11. Cellforllla. OttMmlNltlOll: ...._..,,.. 0.Cl•r•lan, CllM••I P8f1N'1111p. S.kl~lsdlHcrl-111-rel lONt'. EXCEPTION lllltMIT o.N•IL Perl l'UBLIC NOTICE ~AN.C..'2t01 1• CllP't'JU NOTICE 01' TRUSTEE'S SALi T S No MC 11J•L·"C PLAINTIFF COMMUNITY 8ANot. • Celllor111a Gorporetion OEFEHOAN T LLO YD P MOLOENHAUE~. And DOE S 1 Ori Novtmller 13111. 1q11, •1 • IS A M BEAR STATE FINANCIAL CORPORAT ION.• C•tllornl• Corporatron, uOuly aPPOlnteO Tru••• .. rougll 10, l11Clu,1ve SUMMONS CASE NO. ID4m NOTICE! You ..... -·-TN und .. and PIJ•W•nl 10 °"" ol Trust 4hr1 m•y c111Cl4e -lftll yeu .,11-1 u l'<ul"" 01 Jowpr, OrLullo, • slnqle Y•r ...... llMr<I unleu Yt_, ,.,,.... .. r-•n r e<oraeo Auqus1 1t111, 1.eo, u •lttll" • ..,y., ltNO -1,...,,,..11°" rni.t No l""tJ '" -1)704. pe99 'llttow. •~'IO. ol 011><••1 R..:0<d• In Ille olllct 01 , 11 YD<I whll IO w.li. IM .Ovoct of _, lllt' Co111•h ~ttoroer ol Du nge ltlor'lley in-..ls meti..-you \lleluld 00 County Stair 01 C•lllOfr11e. will wll at so prompt! so thel your .,,,111en DuDloc •ucl1on to n1ghe>1 l>lOCle• tor rtt00nW u ~ rn•v be tiled on time c .. un tP•Y•~ .. at tfrrw of I.tie •n l•wfut u : All SIOCll II\ Ired•. llalurn. Zl!·tl·lH for J emt a M•h•lfY. Thi• stet-• w .. 111.0 wllh lllt equip...--gooct wlll of lllet 9'h •11lllorlzed •9•ftt for Jemu L. Cou11ty Clt1'11 of Or-County on Oct tletloll l>UMneu .._es AM'• U1110n Dlcll•ns, 2'11t Petomlte Clrcle, 1, '"' Se•"'" enct 1oc:a1ec1 et >M H•rttor Minion Vle)O, '°" • COftdllloftel uv f'l71717 111vo .. cos1e Mew.~ of 0r.,.., -"'" tw • ~ r-.1 tflflo, ioute0 PuolltlleCI Or-c ... 11 O.lly Piiot, StAte of c.tlfonlle. •I 2429 '"-1 8CMHtwerd 111 • CJ Oct. •. 16, U. lO. 1•1 44~1 Tiie b11lll tren•l•r wlll be t-. Erwf........-.1 Oet...mlNllon: conwmmetecl Oii °' efc.r .,. tlt'I CS.y t'.tr•mPI. of Howm0tr. 1•1. el 9:00 A.M. el ZONE EXCEPTION llERMIT PUIUC NOJICE Aoy•I Etcrow Corpor•tlo11, UH Zl!-41·117 -Tt'.HTATIV! MAP OF ------------ Ketelle A-. "" ... '"'· County of TRACT T·llSO lot A-. F. 1,,..io. fllCTITIOUS 8USIN~ 0'81198, St.Me of Callfomle . Jr., euU10tlHcl ..... , '°' S.ewl•• !&AMI ST&TeMaHT So f•r H .._to .. Trenttorff, lusl11ess Per-P•rlft•rt, ttl2 Tl,. lollowll\9 person I• dol119 •II butl,_. rwnes.,.., ...,_,.. 11-Sowtllt•st llrlttol, S..11• 290, S...ta llutl,..u •• by Tr•Mf-tor .. ttl ... .,..,.. •••t ....... for • condlUonel -...,,..u -F u H I( I NG p. A T I £ s. , • OHi, art !.AME.. • .......... mep of Trect ,., • 1-it SoutM>rodl. '"""'·CA '271•. Tllo 1at ~. for 1111119 clatrns It lftctustnel -.lr4um ..._.._,,__ Sttnl.., H11111 McMeckl11a, 7t Nowemw 11, "'' loeeted et '30 w..c M" SCrMt. 111 ., SoutllOr'oOll, 1 .... 1,.., CA '271•. O•led:Oct-7.1"1. MG 1011•. l!nwtro11me11t•I Tllh but!MSJ 11 conducted llY •" L.ence Kr\lotll, OttermlnallOn ...... ,,,. O.Cter•IOll. lncllvlcluel Tr..U.,.. For Nrthef lnfornwrtlon on 119 _,.. StellltV HUOll M<Meclllns .,..... -ll<tllom, 111+.phone 7M-S2'5 Of cell Tiiis 11111ement WH flled wltll Ille ROYAL •ICltOW COi.llO .. jt,TIO!f et Ille office of Ill• Pl•1111 lft9 County Clffll of Oranoo County on Ocl tu2 Ket41f'e •-Oepel1,.,,...., ._... •. n F•lr Orlw, 17, '"t Oc1 .......... "·JO, •• , .,,.., fllCTITIOUS IUllNIU N&Me JTATIMeNT Tiie 10llowlft11 peraoft It d•l119 butlnost • llUSMAltO ~H. 111• SE Mel11 St'"'· Intl,.., G.ilfwnl• '2114 PlllllP H. Mc Neme•. lllts Mc Dermott, •I, Irvine, <;•lltornle .,,, .. Tllh bullMll It COllCIUt(e<J bY • llmlted PMt""'"''P· PfllllD H M<Ne,,_ Thll st .. _ Wot flied wltll Ille C-ty Cter11 of Or111111t County Oii Oct 11.1 ... l'UIUC MOl'tE l'ICTITIOUI •UllNUI NAMI Sfjt,TeMINT Tiie lollow111g.c1tHOI\ It 0011111 tNtlneues: VILL AGE IRUST OtEt'.D INVESTMENTS, 117t ~E Melfl St,...t, '"''"'· CMlfotlll• '771' Plllllp H Mc Nemee, llttS McO.rrnatt, •I, l"'IN , CA '2714. Tllla _."'" h tonclucteel by .,. lllOIWkl\6111. Plllllp H McH•"'" This 1i.I-' wos Iii.cl wllll tlle C-ty Clef'k ot Or•llOt Co\IMy an Oct. 11, 1•1 rvauc NOTICE lllCTI nous •UllNIH lllAMI ITATeMeNT Tt>e 1,1 .. wlne ""o'" .,. aotne bull ..... ••• 8A'f WE\T ltlGGING, 1011 W lttll SI , COiie Mow. CA '1421. John J Olcll. t.o lrvln• Avt , NewflOfl llMOI, CA '7ee.J 1(111 ... 111 " ·-·. )1, ""' ... Aw., HowPOf1 ~.CA '2eel Tiii• buJlnott h CO"cW<lecl Oy • oener•l ,..,,nerllllp JOMDkll Tllla ~ Wti fllect wllll Ille C-ly Clt<tl tJI 0r8ftQlt County CW\ 0<1. 1, "" PUlltC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS eUSINIU NAMI STATEMINT Tiie lollowl1111 pe,.011 I• doing ........... VILLAGE AEAL ESTATE, 1116 SE Mein Sir wt, lrvtiw, Calllornle '711' Pll lllp H M<Ne mee, lll U Mc0.rll'>CK1, Pl, lntlN .CA'771' Tlllt _,,..., I• ConduCIOO l>Y "" tnolwkluel PNllO H McN•,,_ Thi• llet-1 Wti 11100 wltll lllt County C..,... of Or-County Oii Ocl 17.1 .. 1 "'ttl\2 fl1'41U Pullll-Or-Cont Deity Piiot. Publl-Or111111t Coatt Delly Piiot, Ocl )0, ....... t, U, :IC, 1•1 4l»tl Del. 30, ...... '· u. :IO,'"' •72N'l l------------- PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU5 •USINESS lllCTITIOUS 8USINIU NAMIE STATIEMt'.NT NAMI STATIMINT Tne lol1owl119 perM>nl ere dolnQ Tiie lollowlng person I• dol11g bu,lneu•s l>UtllltH H . P R 0 U 0 F 0 0 T S V S T E M S THE McGUFf' COMPANY, )61' ENGINEERING, J1IO Cl!eml11 Cle Fer, w .. 1 MecAnl'IK Boult•••o. )Ult• 101, Cost• M•H, CA '2•2& S.nteAN,CA'7104 Lewh Stephen ProuGI001, )110 Aoneld M. McGutf, 107'1 Our-Chemin cllt Ftr Coste Mes•. CA.,,,. Alver Cour1, FO<Hlteln Vello . CA Aebecce Anll Proudfoot, ltlO t207t. Cl!emln Cle Fer. CMt• Mes•. CA '7•1' Tiii• buslNSs I• conouct.o by en Tn•s CIU~NH 1> condUctt<I by e n lndlvlCluel. lllOIYIOu•I R~lc:I H. McGuft 1.AJwh S Prouclloot Tiiis stel-1 ""' Ulect with the This •l•ttmenl "'" !lied with Ille County Cl-ol Orenge County 011 Oct Count I' Cltr~ ol ?r-Cour1ty or1 Oct AonelCI W lt .. CI. •t ~•il•lrell. 1rvl11t ,CA'2114 . Ro•on A Reye, m» S.CtOo<I. Mis 1lon Vltlo, CA.,.., Tiii\ t>v.illleH h <onctuc:tect Dy • Cl ....... ,.,,...,..,..p A-IOWA ... •••I'll A ltey• T11h n at-1 w•• 11100 wltn 111e (;ou11ty Cieri< of Or-County 0110<1 1,1 .. 1 flt1!7U P,,lllll'*' Or111111t Coe\I O•lly Pllo1, 0<1 '· "· 23, JO, "" ·~· "'IUC MOTICl NOTICI IN\llTINO etos NOTICE 1$ HERt'.llV GIVEM tllel Ille lloe"' of Trv>t• .. of -c .. tt Com,..ur4ty Coll-Ohtr let of Or .,91 COU11ty, CMlfornla. wlll rec•lw ... 1., tlld• up lo 11 00 • m . l'rlct•y. Ho••m-lO, 1"1 el the P\lrcll••l"G Dep•rtment of Hlct <01111119 dlttrlcl IOC•l•d at 1l70 -.a.mt ,...,.,. ... CottA Mew, CAIHornl•, •t wtlkoh time wkl bkl• Wiii .. l)ullllCly -ed -fffCI lor FUANISH ~INSTALL CAllLt'. TV O R IGI NA TIO N SYST EM , COASTL INE CO MMU NITY COLLIE Gt'. All lllcls ere to De In eccorct.,•o with th• 8 1d For"' lntlruttlo11l •nd COllOlllons •nd Soe<lflcatl..,• wlllcll ere now on Ille -,.,.y 119 wc~ed In ,,,. office ot Ila PvrCNtsl119 A9111t of .. 10 co•• cllstrkt. tEech blddw mutl oubrnll wltll Ill bCO a <""'°"'' c-11. c.ertlflecl Cl>e<k Of bkkloar'• bonl,,...... .. ., ..... 10 .... orOer of IN Cont °"""''"'"Y Coll898 OlttrlCI 11 ... ro of TrutlMt In •n •"'°""t nol le9 "'*' nw ...,.,.,., U%1 of -...... !lid -• ~ .. , .. 11'8t 1119 bidder will Olllat' Into IN pr-- Conlre<1 If Ille ,...,. lo ew••-to him. In tllo _, Of lellUrt 10 enter Into '"'" COlllr ect, the prO(-• of I ta Che<k Wiii De forfeited, or In tlw Cele of • -.cl, lllt lull _,., thereof will be lorfelloo IO w lc:I coll898 dlt1r lct No 1>-mey wttlldr-Ill• l>ld for • porloc! of lorty-llw 1451 o..,. •HH Ille Otte Ml tor lht -•no tllertof Tiie Boe"' OI TrustM'\ r~ lllt prl•ll-of relecllftQ eny -ell l>lct.t or 10 walv• •ny lrregulerltle' or lntorm•llllot II\ e11y bid or In Ille blddl119 NOAMAN E WATSON s.c ...... ry, AOVISol u:t....,. tide c1 ..... nc1 .... mone1 Of •~ ur111eo St•te\I •• the l!I trt--.i .-dKlllr colltr• Ud, front rnlranct 10 11\e Old Orenge ''" •wdlucl• a menot Qlle Ud County Coutll'Oun . localed on S.nta --..,. .... _,. .. » <llJts. Lea l.t AM Blvd l>l!l_,.n Sycamo•• StrHI ...,.,,,.,..,.., q .. .it•. •nd Bro.;dway S.r11" Ar1a, Ca1ffor111•, SI Usled Oest' olicol•r •I <onwjo Cit all roQhl 1•111' ~no •nttrt\I convtye<I to A•lltlm, C& ,_. C•I• ........ Cahfornl•. '7, ••• u. ,,., • '"u. "7tm 1111ll" Boerdof Tr~t ... C.0.st Commullll Y Coll-District •DolleclO ff!• !.tr uunlo oe11eria and now llC'IO II~ II uno.r Wld Ooeo ot ~:cerlo fmm•01at•m•nlf' d• •it• Tru\t in trw e>rOP""rty "tu.tt.cj •n ~•10 Pullll"'*' Or9ll09 C-st o.lly Pll01 PubHw.J Or ..... Coast 0.Cty Piiot, PlltllltNd Or-C.O.st Delly PllOt. Pul>llllleCI Or•llOI c ..... Delly PllOI, Publl.,,.., Otltl!OI! Coast O•lly Piiot, Oct. JO. N9" •. n. :IC, 1•1 ....._.1 0c1 JO,"°" • 13, :io. '"' •11._..1 0<1 "· n. JO, No• 6 '"' ...,S-11 Publlshocl OrMOt c.0 .. 1 Deify Pllo Oct 30. -'· ••• •n..t Oct '°· ,., •n.t1 Oct.». ltll •7Jl.41. • rn•"ff' w rf'SPUtlta e-M r1I• ~4 h•y Counh ""'° St.t~ Of\Cr.C:.O •\ ------------ elqune,'puo<le.., ·~•SI•.,..'"'""'° lot n ol Tr ... 1 No )ODS .. per map rvauc MOJICE 1 TO THE DEFENDANT A C••ll rnoroeo ... 8ooo. 113 "'~' It •nd ,, tomolelnt "" ll••n toled by 1hfo ol M•\Cr ll.._., M•Ps 1n the olll<e 01 ------------plelntlll -Inst vou II you wrsh 10 1nt Counly RecorOer ot Hid County Oelencl 11111 lewMJll, YOU mui.t.. within Tll• str••1 •Cldren enCI other • oeyi •lier this wmlnOM I\ ~n1ea common 0.S•Orwttlon, of •ny, ot Ille Ofl you. lllt wl111 1111• cou•I • written rul prog~rly dntrlbeO •Dove h rt\PO"U IO,,.,. comt>l•lnl un1tu you 11urponrd lo be 1 ISi Charluton 00 so, your oei .. 11 wlll I» .,, .. ...., on Str•~•. Costa_.., C•lllornl• l'UIUC NOTICE l'UBUC NOTICE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA COMBINED STATEMENT OF R EVENUES. EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES rulUC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE EXHIBIT "A'. ..,ptlc•tlon of 1,_ Olalntlll end lllh Tllr uno.ri,I~ TruUte dlscl•lm• tou'1 m., enter • tucl!lment •oe•nst •ny ll•Drlll'( tor .,.y 111Correctneu of you ror 1119 rt!llel Clem•n<led In 1,.,. the •lrttt -'"~and otlltr common 'ompt•1f"l, wf"l tch could re1ult in d•suan•hOt\. tt •n'f, v own hertin 0••11lshmer11 ol w•ou . IA,1"9 ot S.rd Wtl• woll I»,,,_, but wltl!oUl A-toney Of orop.erty or 0,.,.., rtHtl coven•nt 0' ••tr•nty. ~•press or IN UNDESIGNATED FUND BALANCES/l 'NRESERVED RETAINED EARNISGS JUNE 30, 1981 L ndesigoaleJ Fund Balance.;/ Unreserved Retained Earnings0 {IHIU.tlect In Ille compl•ont 1mplreo, r-rCllng IJlle, PO$WSSIOll, or Oeted J.,..,..ry l6 1'91 encumD<.,,<K. to pey llW rem .. nlnQ Ectwarciw Baer• Clerk prlnctpal •um OI ,,.. noteCtl Hcureo By Edne Velasco, c).puty l>Y Hid Oet!d al Trust, with lnl.,.H1 ltOSaH, WACMTELL & Otl..•IEttT 1h•reon, as 11ro•ldeo In wlo noltC.1, FL' NO A ""'"9il0fttl COfl'Of'•tl.., 1ov,.ncr• ol any under ll!o terms ol 1•1 Century,.,.. E .. t '4•0 Otf'CI ot Tru\I, '"' cller~ end No Sult• J"° u~nsrs or llW Trvttte eno ol u.. · FUND LooA_. ee _, 1rusl\cruttdbys-1dl>ffda1Tr~1. ·01 Gen e ral PvbllV.0 0r.._'eo.1t 0•11• PllOI, Tl\f 101•1 an>ount OI 111• unpelCI 11 Special Gas Tax S tr. I mpr .• Sec. 2 107 .1 0<1 1l 2l JO Nov 6 '"' dlC>-t l bel..,<• of tl!C' obl•gallon --l>Y • • • • tMo•ooer1yiowwld•ncl•ea..,...bl• 12 Special Gas Tax Str. lmpr. ·Sec 2107.5 e "nmate-d co~ti e apenses. •"d rull.IC NOTICE •d••ntes "' ,,,. ,,,,.,.. of '"e •n•t••• 13 S p ecial Gas Tax Str. lmpr. ·Sec 2106 ~2".~~·:~on ot ,..., Notice of Seit IS 14 Traffic Safety NS-85442 ... NOTICE OF DEATH OF Tiie llo'nPllCIMY unclr'r ""'"~of 15 Water Acreage F ees & Improvements Trus• t'lf',f10for• •••culed and EMANUEL H. FINK, aka delr•mO to .... unde<•IQnM ... r111.,, 16 Federal Revenue Sharing Trus t EM AN U EL H EN R y oec1.,a1ron of o.1eu1t and e>emeno 17 C .t D I t Act tor S•le •nd a written Noll<e of Ommuru Y eve Opmen FINK, aka EMANUEL Otlaull and Ele<llon 10 Sell Th• 3 1 1974 Open Space Bond Debt Service FINKELSTEIN AND OF unoe"•Clnr<I ceu~ed u rd Notou of p E T I T I O N T O o eraull """ E•~hon 10 s.11 10 be l 1 Capital Outlay ADMINISTER ESTATE ~~~~~:.~ • .:en:.~·· .. ~rt -rUI 42 L a nd Acquisitio n NO. A·110807 ,., .. ,.,, 0c1_, tcie• 43 1974 O p e n Space A c quis . & Developme nt T o a 1 I h e 1 r s , ee•R STATE D · C · · F1N•Nc1 AL coRPORATION 44 South Coast rive ons truct1on beneficiaries, c r editors aS\aodTrustt• 45 Sunflower Mac Arthur Indus trial Area Con s tr and contingent c r editors o f 1~ E c11<1pm.., !lull• 20s Emanuel H . Fin k , a k a Fu11•r1on c a1110<n••qM1 5 1 Landscape Assessment Districts Emanuel Henry Fink . aka ~:~':,','~d 61 Golf Course Emanuel Finkels tein and P•tt•oe"t i l Equipme nt Replacem e nt persons who ma y b e a.er St••• otherwise interested 1n the F• ... ncre1corp0rouon 81 Expendable Trust will and/or estate : Puiii .. hedor.,. co .. t 0•11Y P•101• 96 V e hic le Parking Dis trict No. 1 ·Improvement OUober 23, JO,..,., Ho.tmber •. '"' A pe tition has been filed oou1 97 V e hicle Parking Dis trict No. 1 · Acquisition by Herman R. Fink In the i----------98 V e hicle Parking Dis trict No. 2 ·Improve ment Superior Court o f Orange l'UIUC NOJICE 99 Vehicl e Parking Dis trict No. 2 • Acquis ition ~~urnr~ta ~e~~s~r~k th;; NoTtcnocONTocTou TOTAL . C ITY OF COSTA MESA CALLING f'Oi. lllOS appointe d a s personal Scl!OOI Oltlrl<I NEWPOAT·MESA Un designated Fund Balances/ Unreserved ReLalned Earnings• July I, 1980 s 354.001 358.830 . ·O· ( 476,775.) 991,236. 38,986. 1,681.057 I 576.648 I ·O· I 468.029 I 1,388.299 62,229 81.363. . (). 2.818 I, 110.007 791, 1-li ·O· 5.194. 6.608. 2,504. 7,758 . s 5,391,385 Transfers In <Out) SI 769.472. I ·O· $ ·O· ·O· ·O· 0-.o- ·O· ·O· 1.500.242 .Q • .Q. . Q. ·O· -0· O· ·O· 730.770 I ·O· ·O· ·O· -0· ·O· Reve nues <Receipts•> 523.950.963. 598.240. i.500. 568.463. 861,789. 2 1,50 8 . 1.743.230 l 361.466. 278.51 l 69.906 91 ,731 :n .428. 83.891 . 7!18.433 . 7.702. 1,035.199 316, 193 1.183.950. 134. 330. 69. 274. $33.010.910 Expenditures Expenses<> <Exhibit "B'' > SI 19,123.212 I 918.046 I I 7,500 I I 1.461 ,976. I 564.469 ) II ( l.44~.004 I ( 1,339,515 I ( 264.489 ) 1.921. 755 I () 308.) fl~n.so3 1 () 4.90-l I 879.250 ) l29.6i3 I 16.460.1 0 I). 0 -0· S<28.Sl l.Cl64. I Adjustments SI 4 .413.080 I 392.319 .() 885.lli ( 87,9fl() I .() 177.0W I 08.120 ( 1-1.022 ) 1 .058.146 C) I 7 1.084 I Hl-l .7Xi 0 2fi I) II I 436.720 I 20.1 ·II I l!). ) S! 1. ~90.363 I June 30, 1~1. s .o 431.343. 0 I 485.176 l 1.200,596 60.494 2..158.:H I ( l-l6.5ii I 0 238.510 I. 180.030 19.265 143.538. 798.'13.3 . :; ."42 1.295.956 >fii .66i. 0 5 .328. 6.918 2.57:3. 8.017 S8.100.868. r e p res en t a 1 Ive t 0 UNIFIEOSCHOOL DISTRICT administer the est ate of &10 o...iu~ 1 oo oclock pm of Community Redevelo pment Agency . Tax Ine r . Fund s O· S O· S 344.05l. S< 304.Sil 1 Si 39.180 1 ·Cl· Emanuel H . Fink, Santa '":,~~~ .. .S:,Y:;0N:::;;;r 1~~1P1•cenll• A n a , Ca . ( u n de r I he s1r ... 1. Coste ~ c e111orn11 •1•11 I n d e p e n d e n I Pro1rC1 ld~nllllc•toon Name Admin istration o f E s tate!> ReP••ce <11111eo & "°1 ..,., .. , 11•plr1Q •• Coron• Otl M#Jf Hlon 5<11001 Act). The petition is set for Place Pt•ns •r• or1 Ille 1ts1 hearing in Dept. No. 3 at P1•cen11es1ru1, Cotu Men. 700 Civic Cente r Drive C•lllorn•• •"" 2"S BHr Strffl, cosl• Mn •, Celllornla 9'1ft2' Wes t, Santa Ana. CA 92701 NOTICE is HEAEev Gt\IEH ,,,., on N ovember 18, 1981 at 111e abovw nerneo Sc11001 01w1c1 of 9 · 30 AM. Dr•nG• County, ee111or11t•, ec:llnQ 1>y IF You O BJECT to th<> end 111rou911 rts Governlno Bo•rd, " nertln1lttr reterr•O to •1 granting Of the peti t ion , 'OISTAICT', will •Ktlve up lo, but you s hould either appear "°' ,., .. u .. n ,,,. •t>ow·stet.o time, at the hearing and state lea1eo t>rcb for,,.,. •w•rd of• con1rect for Ille attovt f)<'o1ect your objections o r the Blos ~11 1>e r..:etveo In "" P••c• written objections w ith the 1oe11t111td -""· .,,o .i1.11 i. _,..d c ourt before the hearing. ino oub11c1y re•d •loud •• the al>ovt·slaltd tome •nd p<e<t Your appearance may be TMrew111••NtAc1epot11....iu1r..i i n person or by your tH u ch set of bid oocuments tc attorney. oueranttt ""return 11'1 900d Q-fllon 1 F y 0 U A R E A :~::•n H A 01m alttt tl'le 111<1 ..,.1no C R E 0 I T 0 R o r a E•<ll bid mu•1 conform •nO De Cont'ngent Cr0 d 'tor Of the r.spon\lvttO 11-.Conlr.Cl ctocumMt,, 1 " 1 Eatll Did sh~lll bt eccompe11led l>V decea sed , YOU mu<;t file Ille i.t<Urlly rtltrred 10 In,,.,. conltKI your c laim with the court 0ocumtnh 1nc11>y 111e 1111 of P•Ol>Olecl or prese nt i t t o the su1:xo11tr•<1on. t I T"" DISTRICT ret.,.•K t ... rlOlll IO personal represen a tVe reie<t .,y or All bkh Of to w•lw eny appointe d by the COUrl lrt"eQUletll!M Of 1111 ...... lllJH In eny within four months from blchorln .,.l>lddl1111 the date of first issuance The o1sTR1CT ,,., o111.1...o trom Ille Olrec:lor of the Oeperlmenl ol of letters provided in 111oust,1a 1 Aeiettol'lt 1n• 9'""•' Section 700 of the Probate prev•ll•"9 •et• of por 01..., ••9'' 111 Code of California. The t11e10(e111y 1nwt11c111111twor111,1obt • I • i I I 0trtormo11C1 tor ••II crett °' ty,,. of time fOr filing C a1mS W worllmtrl nttd•d 10 UtCule Ille not expire prior to four c011trM:1 n.ew ,.,., ... on rna e1 ,,,. months from the date of DtSTlttcT 0111u 1outtd •t 1u1 the hearinn noticed above. P1ece11t1• s1r .. 1, Co••• Mu•, "' Ce llfor11I• •1'>7 CoPln may II• YOU MAY EXAMINE obtetMd °" requHt A c.opy of""'" the flle kept by the cour1 if re1eu,,.11 i.-1ec1ettN IOO ttt•. You are interested In the The •onvotnv .. ,_,.,of"' 01.,,., ••91' ,, INMd ""°" • •OflllllO O.y of estate,. you may file a .. ,0,,,.., ,_, '""••te tor 11o11e1e., request with the court to •IWI o~ -uu.11 be •• '"'' receive special notice of 11';': ~;:4!,-:"'.,.,,.!!.nottory upo" '"' "the Inventory Of est a t e COMUACTOlt to wllom tM c.ontrect ~•sseU and of the JatltlOnS, 11 • w e ruo, •11 0 u110" •nr accounts and ,..eporu :::.!~~wi~~!:;,~: .. ':: b d4t$crlbed In Section 1200 .,.,'"'"" ~VH .., _ "' .,. ,1of the C.llfornla Pro~t• •-.(111...,., ""untr.ct. COde. H• 111-mlY •"'*" "" t11a "' L•w Offices of Roy s. :."~':.::.::::~~~ Oterdl•no, By: ~n._1 L. • ,...,-"""' -""'• .,.rtormefle• 1•Ar9'1n, Attorney •t Law, boftd wlll be n~u1r1<1 trlor to •. 1055 Horth Main StrHt, ••01111011 o• "" """"t. Ttt• • ...,.. .... ""'' be In "" fOff'll "' f0!'1tl '$ulte 40f, Slftta Ane, CA In tM cOMrect dOCY"'*\t itl701; Tel: (714) S4M .. t oo .. mtno....-d Published Ora"-Coast •r: Oort411¥ ... ,..,.. ,..,..,, • ..... flw<Mtl"' 0 1...C .. Dally Piiot, Oct. 19, 30, 11\ollllWICI Or.no. Coe•• oeny Pltot. Nov • .S 1981 ~698 81 0<to1>tr tt,J0, 1•1 ....,...1 Community Redeve lopme nt Agency · Redev. Proj. 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Te•• llll8f'"Ol""" .. 19;'"'"" .. ,... .. m1t•I T01MA~ •Xll••DfTUltH Debi SorvtGt: Principe! Aetlr'"""t 1111•-1 A FIK•I O..rves T olel EIQlellctlturft CAPITAL OUTLAY f'UNO 1ev1Nue1 UMof~-~ Othtr .T•l lt-axfle•DITVIH Put>llC'Mltb Perks A lttC'roetlon Totate.,_. ........ ••YINUll LANO ACOUlllT10. flUND • 267,191. ~ ribft: • ICl,000. n::; ..... ~ • s.M,.,. I bfl~: T .... ._._ eJCfllNIMTU•ll UMofMoMy-"'-'1Y L!!.!!!: "74°'11N Sll•Ct: ACOUlllTtO. OIYt:LOf'MeNT "UNO Pvlllk ~~CIAL OAS fAX ITlllT ~IMI.,,. f'V•O s.c. .... ••tt••uu 1111 ...... •Wr IWIWOUI .lC ... MDITU•ll .. ullfkWDAs 1 ... Cl~9&1 TAJl IT••IT !MP9"W11Mll•T llU•O t.c ... l•YIMUll UM tt M«wy Mid ""°'"" ,,,,.,....,.._w1 Tei••-...... DITU•U fl\IMk Wllrb •IVIMUU ,.,,.. ... l'M9wlturwt ,,..,_,., .. ui OtM, T ..... ---...... .,.TU•ll .. utlfl<Wtttit llttl•Uft Che,_.., lenllelft • 11' ... llAL •aYa.UI ........ ftUIT ..... •IWlllUH u ......... .....,,., .......... ouoz .. . 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Contribution for Futvre Construction Defertld CtlmPtllMtlon • E mp1o.,.., Totel..,__ •Xfll•DITVllS Gofterel Gow""""" l•ttl•UH , .... lllttl•UH Tu" vaNICLI PAltKtttO OtSTllCTltO t ...... tlltQ•tllW VIMICLI flARIUl'fO Otl'TltlCT NO. 1 A<......,..,,_ VIMI~· flA .. KINO OtsTRICT ltO. t ................ ~ V .. NICl..a flAllllltO OtlT•tC'T .0. 2 •C4111h-- COMMUNITY l•HYIL.Of'Maln AetlllfCY ,. .............. L.lll. •••• 6S,ttS. 76,211 ,g • 2r4S7. • m.111. 5',111. )ft,000, m~. '1,111_ ~ lM. SM,1-. 41.0S. J,tSI. l:mlt ~ ....... 11S,Sl1. ....... '....;,« ....... ...... ,....,':,: .... -= ..... - r $ Dilly Piiat For second ·thoughts ~ FR IOAY, OCT. JO, 1981 on ghosts. and other '4 spirit D I CAVALCADE 82-3 world" folks, c'lteck Hugh 0 COMICS 86 Mulligan, s column on IRVlll GARDEN 87 Page B2 . -' :Irvine to vote on campaign finances, city center av lllCRAAO GREEN v ............... Ballot measures concerning campai&Jl finance, a proposed civic center and an increase in lhe Interest rate of school eon&truction bonds will be decided by Irvine voters Tuesday. • The campaign finance measures would reduce the limit l'he City of Irvine places on contribution s by individual donors to councllmanic ~itmpatgns. Measure J would place that limit at $100 and Measure K would place it at $250. The limit now in force under city ordinance is $523. Both measures would eliminate one of the escalator provisioru; in the current limit, wbicb is adjusted by increases ln the cost of Ii ving and increases in the number of re1istered voters in the city. If either measure passes, upward adiustment.s will be based solely on thecosto!living. Irvine Councilman Larry Agran led a signature-gathering campaign that resulted in the placement of Measure J on the ballot. He started the campaign after the council majority rejected the idea of reducing the contribution Ii mlt and doing away with the escalator relative to increases in the number of registered voters. Arter Agran got enough signatures to place Measure J on the ballot, the council majority reversed itself and agreed to place Measure K on the ballot. Agran said he'd like lo see the contribution limit reduced so that the influence of large. s pecial-interest contributors could be reduced. Tuesday's ballot will al~o contain Measure H. which asis voters whether the city should .,..., ..... ,.....,~0'0..11 ·~ MOVING ~PEAIENCE -Tow truck operator prepares to get rented moving truck back on its tires after diver Marshall Hatfield. 33, of Santa Ana took curve on University Drive just east of .. MacArthur Boulevard too quickly Thursday afternoon. Hatfield was uninjured . Police said they are unsure where the driver was headed and whether he_was carrying anything inside the truck. 4 candidates in Saddleback trustee race Vqters in Laguna Beach and · Irvine will be going to the polls lfuesday to elect a trustee from a field of four candidates vying for a seat on the Saddleback Community College District Board. , The winning candidate will represent Trustee Area 4, which covers San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point and Capistrano Beach. However , board members are elected at large for the district that operates colleges in Mission Viejo and Irvine. Eugene McKnight. a four-year poard incumbent, appears on the ballot. He is a retired philosophy professor who lives to-San Juan Capistrano. Challengers include Donald ,J:ole, clergyman-psychologist, San Clemente: Mary Jane Hannegan. pre-school owner, San Juan Capistrano, and Perry E . Jacobson , university professor, Dana Point. Issues in the election have been the shrinking financial assistance from state and federal sources and rapidly Jncreasing enrollments. The three board challengers have also spoken favorably for tuition charges to help offset funding cuts following passage o f Proposition 13 and the S~rr-ano-Priest State Supreme Court decision. ' Two other board terms will expire in December in Trustee Areas 2 and 5. However, trustees William Watts of Santa Ana and Robert Price of Laguna Hills bad no opposition in the election and were declared elected to second terms by the Orange County Registrar of Voters. 7 seek school post in Irvine district Voters will select two new members to the Irvine Unified School District Board o f Trustees Tuesday. Seven candidates are vying for the trustee seats of Fred Gahm and Frank Hurd. Neither is seeking re~lection. Hurd says he plans to run for city council and Gahm says he bowed out of the race for personal reasons. Those running for the trustee seats are Irvine residents Andrew Barna . 49, of 76 Tan~erine. a buyer with Ford Aeronutronic: Gene Conley, 34, of 9 Pandora, a real estate broker; John Flynn, 29, of 22 Willow Run, an attorney; John Mundy. 33. of 7 Admiral, a businessman: Irving Marks, 57, of 19 Whitewood Way, a retired educator: John Jaeger of 14242 Wyeth Ave. (age and occupation unavailable); and Buff White, 41 , of 3 Paine Circle . a businesswoman. Two other candidates , Jeff Winneke and Roger Denney. h ave withdrawn from the campaign but not in time to have their names removed from the ballot. Dust clouds bring air pollution rap By PATRICK KENNEDY Of .. Dliltr ......... The operator of a 38-acre landfill in Huntington Beach has been issued his third air pollution citation in two months because grading operations allegedly have sent dust clouds s weeping through nearby neighborhoods. The Steverson Brothers dump, also known as the AsCon Landfill. also is under fire from city officials who want to close it because or the possibility it contains toxic chemicals buried there when it was used for oil field wastes years before. Since 1971 , only inert materials such as concrete and dirt have been dumped at the site on Magnolia Street and Hamilton Avenue, across the street from Edison High School. Officials of the South Coast Air Quality Management District say misdemeanor citations were issued against dump operator Salvatore Pugliese Wednesday and on Aug. 24 and 26. Pugliese was placed on sum mary probation b y an Orange County municipal court judge for a similar violation last April. according to Sebastian Vergara, air pollution inspector. Vergara says air quality inspectors issued the citations after getting complaints of dust from nearby residents. The three latest citations have yet to r each court hear ings. Each citation carries a maximum penalty of a SSOO fine and six months in jail, or both, he said. invest in the construction of a new clvic center, which is proposed tor the corner of Barranca Parkway and Jeffrey Road. The measure is advisory in nature and will have no bi nding ef(ect on city officials. Irvine's Civic Center is now located at 17200 Jamboree Road. The city also leases a city ball annex building on McGaw Avenue and Jeffrey Road. The construction of a new civic center is backed by a citizens' committee, which says it will be cheaper in the long run for the city to invest in a new Thousand Steps due revamp? By GLENN SCOT1' Of_.,...," ........ An injunction issued this week in Orange County Super ior Court prohibiting the publi c from trespassing on private portions o f Thou sand Steps Beac h apparently won't stop Orange County government officials from planning to restore the old stairway leading to the beach. Releasing his final conclusions in the trial over ownership of the beac h and stairway. Judge Bruce Sumner included the court order against trespassing on the beach. he found the beach is privately owned above tbe mean high tide line by residents living adjacent to it. Sumner also noted, however, that the county bas part interest in the stairs and the specific line separating the private from public parts of the beach bas not been drawn. B eca u se boundaries are unclear, county policy makers plan to go ahead with a proposal to spend $155,000 to replace the old steps for which the beach gets its name -with new ones before next summer. A s usua l , there is disagreement. Michael Obrand, attorney for the residents in the Laguna Coves Association, said the injunction m e ans that residents have the power to cite trespassers on their beach. "I don·t think the county, with this injunction, is in any position to rebuild the stairs." he said. To go ahead with the work. he explained, would be interpreted as an invitation for the public to use the private beach. But Edward Duran. deputy county counsel, s aid taking alleged trespassers to court would be difficult because of the lack of exact boundaries. "We don't know what's public or private down there," he said. .. They (the r esidents) would have the burden of proving what is private." T h e c o u n t y B o a r d 'o f Supervisors is scheduled to consider Tuesday authorizing solicitation of bids to construct the stairs. Peter Herman, chief planning aide to 5th District Supervisor Thomas Riley. said he sees no reason to halt the project. · "We're going to go ahead and rebuild them for the very same reason we've always intended to restore the stairs -because they are a public hazard," be said. Drawing the mean high tide line is not as easy as it sounds . Duran said the state Lands Commission could try to reach an agreement with the residents or they could follow procedures of making a 19-year study of tides. :Newport Center foes qualify for vote , By ST EVE MA&BL£ __ .,...., .......... · The question bein1 asked in .Newport Beach today is whether the city council wlll call a special citywide election on the •controversial Newport Center expansion plan. • Newport City Clerk Wanda Andersen confirmed late Thursday that opponent& of Ute •4 e velopment project llad . aatbered a autncleot nwnber ot ._.slana<urea lo qualify for a rllmendum. l She aaJd county olliclals, wbo acreeDeCI '1.733 names on t.be referendum petlllona , , determined tbat t ,tOI ot th• 1trn.w.r.a .. ,.. valid ,.,....... Newport voter1. Tbt 1roup •nieeded JUllt O¥« 4,000 name. to qualify. Ctty ........ , Robert w,... '~ald Ute linmedl.te opUoaa Of.ID lO the council are either to cau a citywide vote on the expansion project or to rescind approval of the project. If the council chooses to call for a vote. an election would have to be held within 89 days. U the council, on the other hand, repealA the center project, the Irvine Compan y's expansion plan could not come back before ~he COWtcil for a year . However, city officiall have uked .actin1 City Attorney llobert Burnham as well as former city attorney Dennis O'NeU to explore whether the mWlCll mlgbt have other O~Olll oa h ow It bandlea the referendum blue. Tht Newport Center upanaton project, approved bf lbe ~ 08 • S-2 yoq wtth Couatlhnen Don 8trau11 and Paul Hummel votin1 •CaiDlt It. • includes plans for a 300-room hot el and more than 700.000 s quare feet or o ffice and commercial space. "The fact that people signed the petitions so readily.'· said Jean Watt, a city acUvlst and leader in the referendum drive. "tells us that the community is discontent with what 's happening." . She said petitlona clearly stated that the issue should be put to a citywide vote. ·'The essence of the whole movement wa1 that the com munily wanted to have iu aay," Mn. WattaaJd. The lrvlne Company, which has attempted for years to set an acceptable expansion plan ror tbt center approved, took the newe ln 1tride. ' I "lt 's apparent," said company spokesman J erry Collins, "that more people wish to participate in the decision-making on Newport Center. We welcome that participation. There was a great deal of it during the 14 months of public review." He said his firm believes that if there is an election, voters will endorse the Irvlne Company's plans for the s hopping and professional center. "We think the completion of Newport Center, in one way or another, is obviously iDevU.able," Collins added. "U the referendum should delQ' lt. it• 1 ol'.lly a del., .' ' Cil7 official.I have calculated lt wlll eott $32~151 to hold a cllywld• ~·· The coacll la expected to review It.I option Nov. 9. • civic center rather than to pay escalating lease costs to su pple ment the present undersized building. City finance officers have suggested that the construction of a new Civic Center could be funded through the sale of bonds from a joint powers authority com posed of public agencies interested in having offices in the new civic center. Proponents or a new civic ce nter say one could be con s tructed without the implementation of any new taxes in Irvine. The fourth ballot measure to be decided by voters on Tuesday asks whether tbe Irvine Unified School District should be allowed to increase by 3 percent the Interest r.ate on $5 million in school construction bond11. The bonds remain unsold from a ~ million bond issue approved by voters in 1972. A 7 percent interest rate on the bonds was approved by voters. School district officials say that 7 percent bonds are unmarketable today, and they want to Increase the interest rates so that they can sell the bonds. ................... Pickets Mar Jeanne Lantz and son Trent. 4 'left J and Sonia Gait he with her son Gaston protest outsuie workshop on ··Curnculum and Workforce Reductwn' m Huntington Beach 'Layoff workshop' draws teacher ire By PIDL SNEIDERMAN °' ... .,...., ........... Local college ins tructors walked a picket line today out side a Huntington Beach hotel where co lle ge administrators were attending a workshop entitled "Curriculum and Workforce Reduction ... The teachers claimed the works hop was designed to ad vise administrators on the best way to lay Off instructors. Organizers of the workshop contended that its purpose was misunderstood by teachers and that the meeting also would focus on alternatives to dismissing instructors. The dispute first surfaced last week during a meeting of the Coast Community College District trustees. This board governs the operation of Orange Coast, Golden West a nd Coastline Community colleges. Several teachers complained to district trustees because the "workforce redu c tion " workshop was to be held at Golden West College in Huntington Beach. The instructors also were angered that several local administrators were to be featured speakers at the event and t hat its brochure characterized the Coast district as a leader in layoff tactics. In an interview Thursday, Dr. Lee Stevens, president of Golden West College, explained that the workshop is not being sponsored by the college district. He said lt is a funcUon of the Association of California Co mmun ity Co llege Adminlatrators. Stevens la state workshop program .director ror thls group. The college president said the original plan to conduct the wortabop at Golden West didn't require the approval of trune.. Becauao of lbe reac~ by local t.eaebers, Stev .. 181d bl decided to .move tM worbbiDf off cams-to UM Runu.sta Beacb laa. • About 41 9oatMn C... m coll•I• admlnl1tratora ._.. acbedWed ~ attalid. Two 4lllrlet ... administr a tors were to be among the speakers. ·•I'm somewhat puzzled by the union's position ," said Stevens, re fe rring to the American Federation of Teachers. which organized the protest. .. We don't know if we're going to have to do any workforce reductions ," the college president said. "But if there is that potential, then it becomes important for the administrators to become knowledgeable in bow to do it in a fair. equitable and com passionate manner.'· Stevens said he has apologized for some insensitive wordini in the works hop announcement brochure. He said the meeting would focus on court decisions, l e gal requirements and alternatives to laying off teachers. Phillis Basile, an Orange Coast College instructor and president of the local American Federation of Teachers chapter, said today's picketing was only informational, and that teachers weren't trying to prevent administrators from attending. "We want to let tbe public and the administrators know that there are important community college issues being discussed," she said. "We want them to know that there are options other than curriculum and workforce reducUoi." Layoffs are beln& discussed because or the financial s ho rtages cu~ently facing com munity colleges. Pointing to one alternative to teacher layoffs, Mra. Baatte said, "We think a reoraantutlon of the way dl•trlctl are administered wo•ld aave substantial -•• .. II moneJ•" She eeeed 811r IMlr'UdDn have .,... laid• la U. ...._, o1 &M CoMt ~ OtM• Olatrtet. DRllll CDllT Dilly Piiat FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1981 CAVALCADE COMICS GARDEN 82-3 86 87 For second thoughts on ghosts. and other '·spirit world" folks, check Hugh Mulligan 's column on P.age 82. D 0 Newport Center foes qualify for referendum By STEVE MARBLE ... ......,,.... .... The question being asked in Newport Beach today is whether the city council will call a ,special citywide election on the controversial Newport Center expansion plan. Newport City Clerk Wanda ·Andersen confi rmed late .Thursday that opponents of the d evelopment project had gathered a sufficient number of signatures to. qualify for a referendum. She said county officials, who screened 7,733 names on the referendum petitions, determined that 6,605 of the signatures were valid registered Newport voters. The group needed just over 4,000 names to qualify. City Manager Robert Wynn said the immediate options open to the council are either to caU a citywide vote on the expansion project or to rescind approval of the project. If the council chooses to call for a vote, an election would have to be held within 89 days. If the council, on the other hand, repeals the center project, the Irvine Company 's expansion plan could not come back before the council for a year. However, city officials have asked acting Cit y Attorney Robert Burnham as well as former city attorney Dennis O'Neil to explore whether the council might have other options o n how it handles the referendum issue. The Newport Center expansion project, approved by the council on a S-2 vote with Councilmen Don Strauss and Paul Hummel voting against it, 6 trustees to he elected Mesa, N eurport vote Wednesday in 2 district elections By JERRY CLAUSEN °' .. ~ .......... Voters in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach will name trustees to two school boards Wednesday when they go to the polls between 7 a .m. a nd 8 p.m. Two men will be named to posts in the Coast Community College District and four seats will be fil l e d in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Both districts are facing inc reased financial problems as state allocations to coastal schools shrink. The college district must wrestle with the possibility of charging tuition in years ahead, and the unified district faces decreased class offerings and school closures as enrollment declines. While trustees in both districts are elected by voters at large, No school closings seen for next year A committee studying future education programs and school building utilization for Newport·Mesa School District recommends that no additinal schools be closed next year. The SO-member Educational Review Advisory Committee ( ERAC>. appointed by trustees ear!Jer this year. made the Sanitary, school posts in CM vote Costa Mesa voters will vote on only one local issue in addition to seating Newport-Mesa School District and Coast Community College District trustees when they cast ballots between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m . Tuesday in the special districts election. They'll select three Costa Mesa Sanitary District directors for the five-member board responsible for supervising fiscal policy and the disposal of sewage and trash in the district serving all of Costa Mesa and parts of northwest Newport Beach and Santa Ana Heights. Four men seek the three seats. They include incumbents Orma O. Crank, Harry S. Green and Jim Wahner. C.L. "Chuck"' Ropp, a n energy services representative. also seeks one of the three four-year posts. . Originally scheduled to be filled during the Tuesday balloting were three seats on the Mesa Consolidated Water Di strict board. But Orange County officials noted that because all three incumbents up for re-election in that race were uncontested. they will remain in office. Automatically re -seated a re four·year-term winners Thomas E. Nelson and Henry S. Panian. H. Jack Hall, who is completing an unexpired term previously held by Eugene Bergeron, will serve two more years. The water board is responsible f or s upplying water to businesses and homes in Costa Mesa, parts of Newport Beach and in Santa Ana Hei~hts. recommendati on early this week. The proposal goes to the board of trustees for consideration at its Nov. 10 meeting. However. Norman Loats, deputy district super intendent and ERAC chairman, noted that his group has offered an optional recommendation should trustees decide that financial stress requires school closures next year. That option, Loats said, would be to close Kaiser Middle School for remodeling neitt year Into a large elementary school. The following year, Loats said, Lindbergh and_ Woodland Elementary Schools could be closed. and their students fed int o the remodeled Kaiser facility. Loats said ERAC members recommend no closures as their first choice, though, because district policy has been to offer at least one year's notice to staff and parents before s hutting down a school. And, Loats noted. the final E RAC report o n proposed curricula and facilities required to support that curricula won't be completed until Jan. 27. District administ r ator s predicted last year that up to eight more schools will be closed in the district over the next four years because of declining student enrollment. Enrollment decline and state funding that doesn't keep up with inflationary trends have caused school officials to call for a close look at the district's educational future. Trustees named educators, parents and other residents of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach to serve on ERAC to recommend a direction for ensuing years. E R AC 's Instr u ctio nal Subcommittee 1s expected to complete a new outline for curricula by Nov. 18, Loats said. T h at s ubcommittee 's proposals will go then to the Housing Subcommittee which is to determine how curricula and the students will best be served by existing school facilities. ft'inall y, the subcommittee will determine which schools should be closed over the next ~everal years, Loats said. Final decisions. however. will be made by the board of trustees they must reside in the specific geographic areas they represent. In the college district's • Trustee Area 5 (parts of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach), attorney George Rodda Jr., a trustee since 1969, is opposed by Newport Beach attorney Mark Bayless. In the college district's Trustee Area 1 (portions of Garden Grove a nd Westminster), freight company manager Richard Olson, a board member si n ce 1979, is challenged by Westminster tax accountant James V. Evans. While 13 names appear on the ballot to fill the fou r seats up for election in the unified school district, which governs the education of students in grades Both districts are facing financial problems. kindergarten through 12, two candidates have announced withdrawal. However , their names will a ppear on the ballot printed by the county before their decisions to bow out of the races were announced. Seeking four-year terms in Trustee Area 2 are electrician Dav id A. Natkin , educator Forrest K. Werner and business owner Charlie Gibbs. The Trustee Area 2 (northern Costa Mesa> incumbent, Mike McL~ughlin, declined to run for re-election this year for business and family reasons, he said. In Trustee Area 4, editor Sherry Loofbourrow. retired school president Walter Ziglar and retired educator Lawrence Magee are vying for the seat currently held by Mrs. Betty Jo Bailey. Mrs. Bailey, who represents the Corona del Mar area, announced she would not. run this year because increased state controls have taken decisions out of the hands of local school boards. Business executive John G. Rinaldo, whose name appears as a candidate in Trustee Area 4, announc~ his withdrawal from the race early this month. In Trustee Area 5 (Newport Beach >. incumbent Judith Franco is pitted against university professor Joseph L. Philbrick. T he Trustee Area 7 race, representing western Newport Beach and western Costa Mesa, sees longtime incumbent Rod M acMillian goin g against educator Lenard E. Davis and building e ngin eer J oseph Bellone. Admini strat ive assistant Beverly W. Ritch, whose name appears as a candidate in Trustee Area 7, has withdrawn fro m the race tor personal reasons. • Includes plans for a 300-room hotel and more than 700,000 square feet o f office and commercial space. "T he fact thut people signed the petitions su readily," said Jean Watt, a dty activist and leader in the r~ferendum drive, "tells us that the community is disconten t with 'what 's happening." She s aid petitions clearly stated that thf! issue should be put to a citywide vote. "The essen ce of the whole movemen t was that t h e community wanted to have its say," Mrs. Watt said. The Irvine Company, which has attempted for years to get an acceptable ex pansion plan for the center approved, took the news in stride. "It's apparent," said company spokesman Jerry Collins, "that more people wish to participate in the decision-making on Newport Center. We welcome that participation. There was a great deal or it during the 14 months of public review.'' He said his firm believes that 1f there ts an election, voters will endorse the Irvine Company'• plans for the shopping and professional center. "We think the completion of Newport Center, in one way or another , i s obvious l y inevitable," Collins added. "If the referendum should delay it, it's only a delay." City officials have calculated it will cost $32,158 to bold a citywide vote. The council is expected to review its option Nov. 9. FIRST TEACHER Mildred Fisher. who began teaching at Costa M esa·s Lindbergh School \\hen it opened in 1931. recc1 ves kisses and hug!-from principal Rob Miller 1right 1 and former principal Jack We ling. '.\1 r s Fisher. now retired . was the honored guest Wednesdav at a Hard Times llarve~t Dance and Pie Socia l which launched a ~ l'ar" long ce lebrati on of thL· sc·hool s gol d en ann i versar~· N e ,wport's Connolly to quit police force Newport He a ch Police Gapt. Wayne Connoll y , a IS-year veteran of the force who has headed tine detective bureau for two yea rs. has announced he will resign next month to go into private business Connolly, 41. who joined the police departme nt as a patrolman and became a sergeant three years later, will become a partner in Newport Beach Security Service, a firm rounded by three ex-Newport policemen. The move, he says, will give him an opportunity to become involvt!d in other areas of police work including the defense side of crirnes D u 1· i n g h i s ye a r s in the detective bureau, Connolly says he's watched viole nt crime skyro cket . He s ays when he first c:amc to the city there was an average or on e armed robbery a month and four rapes per year. Lai;t year, Connolly explains, ther1! were nearly 60 armed robberies and 26 rapes. Of the crime investigations he's headed in his years in the detective bureau, Connolly says he regrets most being unable to solve the Judy Nesbitt murder of a yt'"ar ago. In that case. the Irvine woman was murdered aboard a family yacht in a marina near Newport Dunes. Connoll y says he and detectives spent more than a year working the case but came up empty handed. TO LEAVE POUCE FORCE Capt Wayne Connolly An Irvine resident himself with three children, Connolly says he leaves with "mixed feelings" but has decided that he couldn't pass up an opportunity to go into business for himself. Connolly has a bache lor's degree from Cal State Los Angeles and has done graduate work in public administr ation al USC. He is a veteran of the U.S Air Force. Be d tax hike • • issue 1n .Newport vote Newport Beach voters will be asked Tuesday to vote on a ballot measure that would, if approved, increase the city's bed tax on hotel a nd motel guests from 6 to 8 percent. The proposed tax increase will appear on the ballot as Measure M. A 2 percent increase in bed tax. which is added to guests'' bills, would mean an annual · increase in city revenues of $596,000. The city now earns $2.38 million a year from the tax. Ci ty council members. who proposed the increase, contend an 8 percent figure falls in line with other visitor-serving cities like Laguna Beach, Anaheim and San Diego. But t he Newport Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau is opposed to a tax hike and argues the city is trying to tax the wro11g people. "The theory behind a bed tax is that It should help pay for services for visitors," says Ellie Ashburn, who claims most of the ser vices the city must provide are for day visitors and are not for hotel guests. Further, she contends a higher bed tax will only drive guests to hotels in neighboring cities like Costa Mesa and Irvine where the ta" remains at 6 percent. Instructors c~arge workshop 81IllS at layoffs City officials say that sounds unlikely and hotel managers from Newport have claimed in the past that normal weekends bring more potential hotel guests than there are hotel rooms. By PHIL SNEIDER MAN Ol•O.-.,.... ..... Local colleg e instructors walked a picket line today out1ide a Huntineton Beach h o t e l wher e co ll e1e administrat.on were attendin1 a workahop enUUe4 ·'Curriculum and Workforce Reduction." The teachers claimed the works&op w as d eaigned to advise admlniatratora on tb• best way to l•Y ofl lnatructon. 1 Organlzen of tbe work•hop contended that ite puJ'POM wu miaunderstood by teacbers and tbal the meeUng al10 would focua on alternatlvea to dJa m luinc inltruct.oni. Tb dispute first surfaced lul I week during a meeting of the Coast Community College District trustees. This board governs the operation of Oranee Coa s t , Golden West and Coastline Community colleges. Several teachers complained to district trustees because the "workforce r e duction" workshop was to be held at Golde n West College in Huntington Beach. The Instructors alao were an1ered that several local admlnlatratora were to be f ealured apeaken at the event and tbat its brochure char1cterlied the Cout dlstrtct as a leader ln layoff tactics. In an interview Tburtdav. Dr. f Lee Stevens, president of Golden West College, explained that the workshop is not being sponsored by the college district. He said it is a function of the Association o f Ca lifornia Com munit}' Col l ege Administrators. Stevens ta state workshop program dirtctor for this group. The college president said the orielnal plan to conduct tbe wOl'ksbop at Golden West didn't require the approval of tl'u1teea. Because of t.be reaction by local teachers, Stevens 11Jd be decided t.o move the workshop off campus to the Huntlniton Beach Inn. • • About 4S Soutbem Callfoml.a a college administrators were scheduled to attend. Two district administ rators were to be arnt'ng the speakers. "I 'm somewhat puuled by the union's position," said Stevens, r1?ferring t o the American FederaUon of Teachers, which 01·ganiud the protest. "We dorl't ktlow If we'reJoina tio have to do any wor orce rcdu cttons," the colleae ~resident said. "But if ther. ii that potential, then lt beCOllMI l mportant for the admini.t.raton to ~me knowledpable ln bow to do It ln a fair, 8'Wlable and compauiqi\ate mamtel'.'' Stevens pd be has apolOllaed ' \ for some ln.sensiUve wot'dlng in t he workshop announcement brochure. He said the meeting would focus on court decisions, legal r e qu i rements and alternatlves to layin1 off teachers. P hillis Baslle, an Oran1e Coast College Instructor and presJdent of the local American Federation of Teachers cUpter, said today's pickelin& was Oftly lnform.Uoa.•f. and that teachers wer-en't tr1ln1 to prevent adml.Qiltrat.on from att.tndlq. L•1offl are beJq clll~ becau•• o f tbe tinaDehl 1bortaat1 cu•eaU1 fael•I coram\ml~aea. 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Virtually every sale I've made in the ~ ,.. p ~ ! \ ~ ~ abr a ics k ~ SYlVIA PORTE~-z mortgage by its - present owners.·· says a Long Island real estate agent. And a poll or savings and loan associations nationwide shows that alm ost 40 percent of these institutions are writing "creative mortgages." What's more, the sponsor or the poll, American Mortgage Insurance Co .. predicts two-thirds of these S&Ls will be writing the new variable-rate contracts before 1981 ends. It's write them -or go out of business. Says AM IC President Claude K. Pope, .. Adjustable mortgages ... offer homebuyers a new nexible form of mortgage financing. although they also can represent increased risk for the homebuyer as well as I for l the lending institution." Is that an understatement 1 You are starting at an extremely high interest rate -16 percent. 17 percent. 18 percent a year. At these levels, you will be paying hundreds of thousands of dollars back for a typical $60,000 mortgage on a typical $80,000 home over a traditional 30-year loan life Flexible rates only compound your risk. These mortgages may feature a variable interest rate. with the variation lied to almost any "tndex " - even the bank's own money cost. This means that if interest rates drop, your monthly payments could drop. But 1'11 wager your payments won't. The lender could peg the rate to an index that goes up fast and comes down slowl~. But even if the interest rate is lied to a standard mdex. your payments could rise precipitously. They can't go much higher? Real estate expert Alan Crittenden, Ca11rornia·based publisher of the Crittenden.., Report , shows that monthly loan payments wouJd have nearly doubled in the past five years. In addition. it's not just a matter of how often your monthly payments change, but how often your interest rate changes. 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