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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-11-07 - Orange Coast PilotFountain Valley 33 Corona del Mar Westminster 10 Costa Mesa Edison 34 Irvine Huntington Beach 3 Estancia Saddleback 20 El Toro .NewpPrt Harbor 10 University DUIGI COAST ....,,... .... _,...,....._ R_obi~ Ke~y of Anaheim adjuats the headgear that's mandatory for all competUors on the Foxy Boxing circuit. With five shows per week , she says the exercise ta better than a gym workout. He"l7 gloves aren't white Boxing promoters find future's rosy aroun~ the ring By RICHARD GREEN °' ............... Tbe &irls in the ring didn't seem to know much about boxing, but the guys in the audience didn't seem lo mind. The girls traded blows of the roundhouse variety , not the straight, crisp punches of l.be trained lighter. This was Foxy Boxing Night at McConahay's bar in Cnsta Mesa ands.root, 100-pound Lauri Mello and 5-foot-3. 130-pound Robin Kelly were wearing T -shirts, bikini bottoms. SO-ounce gloves and protecUve. headgear as tbey slugeed it out in a ring surrounded by men who paid $4 each to see the show . · "ll beats anything on TV tonight," said Mike McCray, ?7. Costa Mesa, one of the patrons. Before getting Into the ring, Ms. MeUo and Ms. Kelly look turns practicing a var iation on the Sl kissing booth routine. They danced around the club and gavtt-k'isses in exchange for tips. Ma . Mello, 21. Huntington Beach said berore the show that she usually gets between S20 and $100 in kissing lips per show depending on the size or the audience. Then. an announcer staged an auction for the job of manager for each boxer. The jobs went for about S20 each. The managers were given spray bottles lo cool orr the girls <See FOXV, Page .(z> Ex-Marine tells of threat to keep quiet in swim death SAN DIEGO <AP> -A former Marine told investigators Friday a sergeant threatened that "somebody is going to gel you" tr he told how an 18-year-old private died in swimming tests at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. TeslHying at a hearing into • the Aug, Z7 drowning of Pvt. Randall Christian of Dallas, William Donaldson identified the sergeant who made the threat only as "Ochoa." The hearing was ordered by the commandant or the Maline Corps all.be request of U.S. Rep. Jim Mattox , D-Texas . A m ilita r y poli ce guard accompanied Donaldson lo the hearing after the 18-year-old ex-marine from Baldwin Park expressed fear for his safely. Donaldson testified lbal "Ochoa" warned him after they saw the drowning: "You don't know what happened. U you say anything about that, you will be in big trouble. Somebody is going lo get you ... M atlox told r eporters that Donaldson was given a general dischar ge last month after signing a statement -which he now repudiates -at the request o r a Marine investigating officer. In the statement, Donaldson said the death appeared to have been accidental. ln excerpts from a statement given later lo Mattox, the congressman quoted Donaldson as saying: '' l lied on the statement so that they'd let me out of the Marines. I knew I wouldn't get out unless I lied." Donaldson testified that a captain told him what to say in the official statement. He quoted the officer as having told him: "I want you to tell me bow Sgt. (Rud y> Rodriguez just accidentally neglected the boy and that it wasn't his fault." Notre Dame Mate[Dei 22 Valley Christian 15 Woodbridge 38 Mission Viejo 36 7 Laguna Beach 0 YIUR IDMODWN DlllY PAPIR O H ANG E COUNT V C ALIF OF~ N tA 25 CENTS Reagan rejects ·big • • • in taxes increases W ASH I NG T 0 N < A P >• - Rejecting Republican calls for sizable tax increases. President Reagan declared Friday that "I'm slicking with our plan" for the economy and con~eded that means his goal or balancing the budget in 1984 may be out of reach. But despite statements by aides that the president opposes large tax hikes lo s hrink recession-swelled dericits, con gressional sources insisted they believed Reagan might still consider up to $45 billion in hikes tn 1983 and 1984. That would be twice as large as the $22 billion. three-year plan he called fbr in September. but rar less than the $84 billion plan advanced by some Senate Republicans. Reagan promised the party faithful Friday night that be ls "not retreating one inch" rrom hla economic program and will keep asking Congress to cut spending rather than raise taxes. • · In toughly worded remarks lo a $1 ,000·a-person fund-raising dinner al the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, Reagan suggested his critics may actually be "rooting for recession and misery on Main Street." But he insisted he will stick with his program despite new figures that show he is losing ground in the battle to balance the budget by 1984. Record high interest rates and an unexpectedly swift decline in inflation h ave cost th e government revenue. Reagan said. But that won't "cause us to push the panic button ... "We're going to keep on asking the Congress for more spending cuts until we get government costs down to within government revenues. Maybe it'll take a little longer than we planned , but we 're n ot retreating one inch." Dismissing sug1estions that be would bow to congressional pressure and increase taxes Instead of making further cuts in federal programs, Reagan said. "We made a commitment to the Banks drop prime to 17% NEW YORK <AP > -Some or the nation's major banks. led by No 7 Contin en tal Illinois National Bank & Trust Co .. joined the move Friday to lower their prime lending rate lo 17 percent. the lowest since last March. At that lime. speculation was widespread that the key interest rate would decline further, but instead it rose sharply to 20.5 percent in July, a level that prevailed until early September. The forecasters of the lower interest rate did not a nticipate a substantial clamping down on money supply growth by the FederaJ Reser.ve Board, which until only recently showed no sign or relenting. The move lo the lower prime lending rate was instigated Thursday by New York's Chemical Bank. Severa I ban ks fol lowed Chemical 's lead Friday, inc I uding Continental Illinois and ninth-ranked First National Bank of Chicago. Also Friday. the Federal Reserve reported that the nation's basic money supply fell s harpl y in late October, accompan ied by a drop in short-term business borrowing, leading analysts to predict further declines in interest rates. The combination o r a slackened demand for credit and a deteriorating economy· triggered a massive rally in the nation's bond market, with long-term government bonds rising $36.25 for each $1,000 in race vaJue lo reach their highest levels since July. Earlier in l.be day. the Labor Department r eport e d the nation's unemployment rate surged to 8 percent in October from 7.5 percent in September, a sign or a weakening economy. The Fed said a measure of funds r eadily available for spending, known as MlB. fell $3.3 billion in the week ended Oct. 28 to a seasonally adjusted $431.1 billion. MJB includes cash in circulation and deposits in c becking-type accounts in financial institutions. The growth of the money supply has been well below Fed targets, raising fears that a lack of available funds will choke orr the already faJtering economy. American people and we're going to keep it Your tax reduction will not be rescinded: it will not be delayed. and it will not be reduced." "1 do not want lo see any c h anJ?e " in the tax cuts Congress already has passed. a spokesman quoted Reagan as saying at a White House meeting with congressional Republicans. "Nor do I wish to see any tax inc r eases, .. the spokesman, Larry Speakes. quoted Reagan as saying. ··He does not look with favor on tax increases in 1983 and 1984," Speakes said . But Sena\e Republicans emer ging from White House said Reagan might be receptive to tax increases In 1983 and 1984 (See TAXES, Page AZ) 'Two heM in Heighls drug raid Orange County sheriff's deputies arrested two Santa Ana Heights men and confiscated a marijuana crop valued at more than $200,000 in a raid on the pair's home Friday. A number of weapons also were seized in the raid. Lt. Wyatt Hart of the Sheriff's Department said Michael James Franco. 23, and Norman Ted Thorsen. 27 , both of 20381 Southwest Birch St.. were arrested at about 1:30 p.m. in the c ulminat io n of an undercover investigation by the department. Deputies seized some 746 pounds of seed le ss. or sensemilla marijuana that they allege had been grown in a 40-by.ro-root greenhouse behind the home. Some of the plants seized were 10 feel high, Hart said. Deputies said the crop has a street value or $208,28>. Deputies also seized 11 handgwis plus several shotguns and rifles from the residence, Hart said. Franco and Thorsen were c h arged with c ultivating marijuana and taken lo the county jail, where they are being held in lieu or $25,000 bail each, Hart said. Hart said the raid was carried out by six officers who served a search warrant on the suspects before entering the premises. He said the arrests came after an undercover investigation by the s berlfrs department. Long terms given in arrow slaying Two men convicted of rirst-degree murder in the 1980 bow-and-arrow s laying. of a purported drug dealer In a Huntington Beach oil field were sentenced l o state prison Friday. Three other persons charged in the slaying, Laurie Aguirre, 20, Aguirre's former wtre ; James Garwood, 2•. and Brian Miller, 21, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and were sentenced previously to state prison terms rangine rrom four to five years. Each lelUfied against Aguirre and Marvin. ·'The captain told me to say that it wasn't the sergeant's rault that Christian drowned ... that It was just a judgment call," Donaldson told the panel. Abortion curb axed Defendant Joe Aguirre, 36, was otdered to spend 30 years lo life in prison while co-defendant Robert Marvin, 24, received a 26 years lo life term. Orange County Superior Court Judge Kenn e th Lae , In pronoWtcing judgment, said that the slain man, Stephen Ciccone 31, of Garden Grove "could hardly be considered a pillar of society," adding ... "still, In our society, it is not left up t.o the individual to decide who lives or dies." · According to testimony durina .the Agulrte·Marvin trial , Ciccone waa lured to the oil field on the pretext of partlcipaUnt .In • a night-lime rabbit huntin1 expedition. Once there, five persons turned on Ciccone. He was shot with arrows and Jla~bed. Aguirre received a longer prison term t h a n M arvln because h'e was on parole at the time or the July 1980 sla)'ine. Each defe.ndant would become elfgible for parole after aervlna two-thirds of the sentence imposed by Judee Lae. In addition, they were credited with nearly two years for Ume served In Orange County Jail since their arrest.a. Lae said he felt Ciccone'• death was agaravated4 Not1n1 tbal al one point Ctccosae pleaded ror help, Lff recalled; "he was rewarded with a kick in tbe groin and uJUmate death." AU of the defendant.I in the cue were Uvinl In KuntlDatc>n Beach at the Ume of lhe alaytq. ,, . ) Earlier this week, three other Mar i ne re cr uit s who participated in the same swimming teats as Christian testified that Instructors laughed at hls struggles and pushed him back when he tried lo reach the side of the pool. There was no Immediate pu.bUc response from Marine · authorities lo the claim. A few days alter the drowning, the recruit depot Issued a statement saying tbe drowning was accidental. " Coa8tal Task Force tomeetin~a Mttmbenl ol the Lacuna Beach Local Coutal Plan Task Force will meet Monday ni1bt to review the city's reviHd coastal plan. The meeUna 11 1cb~uJed at City Counclr chambers, 505 Forest Ave., at 7 p.m. State court voids Me di-Cal lim its SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Res trictions in the 1981-82 stale budget on abortions for California's poor women are unconstitutional, a Court of Appeal ruled Friday. Citing California Supreme Court decisions that held similar 1979 and 1980 budget limits invalid, the appellate court said, "We are obligated lo follow the decisions ot our Supreme Court." The high court previously bad acknowledged that the state baa no constitutional obll,.ation to provide medical service• tor the poor. But the appeal court aakt "once a 1t1te bu decided to make such benefit.a 1vatlable, It cannot selectively withdraw part ol that care aolely becauae a woman exercll•• her con1Utut1ooal rtcht to chooee to have an 1bortlon." California's Legislature for the fourth year in a row hadt placed severe limns on fundin" o f abortions to Medi-Cal recipie'nts, restricting such aborliqns to cases In volving danger lo the women's lives or health, genetic deformity, rape or incest and pregnancy of a woman Wlder 18. Otrlclala have uld lbal reducln1 the fundlne for aborUona from about '4& million lo $9 milllon meant that about IO percent ot the 105 000 abort.IOOI performed annually would be eliminated. The Committee to Defend Reproductive Rllhtl t the American Civil Ubertlea lhUoo and othen brouahl the actkln to compel ttate ottlclala to refrain from enrorcln1 tho .. bud1et provlaioel. DRAllil COST llATHIR Mostly cloudy nights and mornings , fair afternoons. Highs in upper 60s at beaches, upper 70s inland. Lows in 50s. llSIDf TODAY Compullil'e gambling i• a growing problem for lenu in 1talH where horae racing and lotterie1 are common. See Page At. 11111 c:awc. ,,,.., .... , .. ~ C4I ....... C--.1 ., ........ c...... .. ..... C...lllr , .... c.."Z tJ .. 1--.. ., --........ a ._ I ~~~~~,--......-:---=.. .., Orange Coeat OAIL V PIL:OT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 Fifty-ounce gloves frame referee Marc McPherson. 24 , of Westminster. During McConah.ay's bar m Costa Mesa. he reminds opponents to throw clean punches. From Page A1 FOXY BOXI NG . • • a nd were told to give boxing instrucliohl. Ms. Kelly, 22, Anaheim, had the reach and weight advantage and landed a couple of decent lefts on Ms . Mello. After the three-round bout, the audience was asked to pick a winner with applause. Ms. MeJJo won, apparently more on the basis of her looks than ber boxing abihty. Ms. Mello says her mother approves of t he Foxy Boxing but her father "hates it." Her husband didn't li ke 1l much either. She said they are now separated. She said she's been mud wrestling for about one and a half years and boxing for about three months. exercise and it's better than a gym," s he said. She added that there is something or a foxy boxing circuit and she 1s able to do boxing shows five nights a week. .Ms. Kelly !!ven went Lo J apan on a foxy boxing promotion but that trip didn't go too well. "I got a fractured nose in Japan " she said. ' Gary Hendrickson, 33, Marina del Rey. supervises the foxy boxing matches for McConahay's and claims he was the inventor or this activity. He also claims he Invented mud wrestling. Ms. Kelly said she also started out as a mud wrestler. "Learning how lo box has been good He said there is little danger that the girls will hurt each other, because they wear protective headgear and the boxing gloves are oversized. Laun .Vie/lo m f/untinqton Beach erults otter u.·11111111y a hout Air ~mbulnnce begins Chopper will be used to transport patients in OC By GLENN SCOTT 0t tll• D•llY '1(• swtt An e m ergency response helicopter outfitted as an ambulance, complete with a registered nurse a nd phys1c1an, beg ins operat1nJ( tod ay in Orange County. The Bell Long Ranger II aircraft owned by the Med.Air air transport ser\'lce 1s intended to move patients quickly from o n e hos pital to another and . eventually. speed e m ergenc~ response at acr1dcnt or disaster scenes. As one might expect. the air am bu lance "'111 cost consumers more th a n the trad1t1onal am bu lance but proponents say it also can save critical time getting patients to the medical care they need to stay ahve. The helicopter. capable of carrying two patients. 1s based at a new!) finished hehpad at Wes tern Medi ca l Ce nter <formerly Santa Ana -Tustin Community Hospital > in Santa Ana . Physicians on call will come from that hospital. said Guy-Vincent de Paul, executive director for MedAir . De Paul said similar systems are used in Denver. Phoenix, Las Vegas and Houston. It will be the firs t in Sout he rn Ca l1forn1a offe ring s uc h complete medical care . he said. The hos pital administr ation o ri g inall y proposed the helicopter in the mid·l970s, but Exe cu tive-Director Wayne Schroeder said "'bureaucratic" entanglements over stat e permits made 1t necessary to separate the service from the hos pital's direct control. l:n1 -West, the non-profit foundation that runs MedAir, has many of the same people on its board of directors as the hospital, he said The helic opter will take patients to any facility with a helipad or a safe landing strip, such as a cleared parking lot. said de Paul. Western Medical Center, Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach and Mission Community Hospital in Mission Viejo are the only faciUties In the county that have helipads. Before the helicopter can be dispatched to accident scenes m Orange County. an agreement must be reac h ed with the county's Emergency Medical Coordinating Committee and its Board of Supervisors. De Paul said the protocol is being developed But. he added, "If we receive a call from any paramedic. we're going to go." Under curren t county ordinances. paramedics can release patients only to hospitals where they a r e o rde red to transport them Officials said the protocol would have to be amended to allow release to the keficopter crew. De Paul said the helicopter will be most useful in cases such as accidents on remote parts of the Ortega, llighway or beach accidents on Balboa Peninsula on busy days with h eavy weekend traffic. The heli copter could get the victim from the beach to Hoag in two minutes. he said, while a _ standard ambulance might need 10 lo 15 minutes. • • D9fty ........... _, LM....,. Santa Ana _hospital unveils ambul.a~e In sky that can carry two patients and a doctor and a nurse At present IS IS designed to move patients from one hospital to another. · ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thoma P Heley . l'VlllllNt """ Ollllf £--Olllwr Robert N. Weed .......... Thomas A. Mull)hine , .. Michael P. HIMIY ............ ~ l. K1y Schultz ....... ~ ~~n,m::..,Oodderd Jr CIHlffled advertl1l1t91141142·5e7i' All othet «Mpartment9 142-4321 HB officer 'serious' A Hunti n ato n B eac h motorcycle police officer remained in serious condition in lhe intensive care unit· at Fountain Valley Community Hospital late Friday, with injuries sustained when a cu collided with his motorcycle whlJe he was on duty Thursday . . Jerry Fuhrman , 39, a seven-year veteran ot the rorce, 1u1lalned head injuries and a broken leg In the accident 1horlly arter 11 :30 p .m . Thursday, police said. c From Page A1 TAXES • • • beyond an earlier request "In my opinion the president 1s willing to consider future revenue enhancements in 1983 and 1984 or a s 1gn1f1c ant nature, .. Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker J r. of Tennessee said. And Speakes later told reporters that Baker had a "correct 1mprcss1on." lie said the president "1s willing to entertain what has becom e known as reve nue enh ancement." Treasury Secretary Donald T Regan said the president told the congressional delegation that "with the change in the economic c limate and the changing taking place in s pending and the like, we probably will not be able to achieve a balanced budget in 1984." But Regan said the president "insisted that we had to be on a path that would lead toward a balanced budget . . as quickly as possible .. As for balancing the budget in 1984. Reagan said, "We 're going in that di rection. I never said anything but that it was a goat. The eventual goal. whether it comes then or whether 1t has to be delayed or not. is a balanced budget." Al the same lime. he conceded there have been "changes m the es t i m a t es " of econ o mi c performance in recent weeks. And Baker and Pete V . Domenic1, R-N.M .. chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, both said afterwards the deficit this year could be S80 billion. Reagan's own advisers have given him estimates that the deficit could reach $145 billion in 1984 without further action by Congress. Reagan backs :voting-rights law extension WA S HI NGTON CAP ) - President Rea gan, calling the r ight to. vote "the crown jewel of Am erican lib e rti es," is endorsing in principle a lO·year extension or the Voting Rights Act. But Reagan said Friday he would llke to see some major changes in the strong bill passed last month by th e Democratic-controlled House and awaiting hearings in the Senate. In his first orricial statement on key enforcem ent provisions of the landmark civil rights law, Reagan said he would s upport either a direct extension of current law or a modified version of the House bill; which he had earlier called "pretty Pxtreme." Among the changes he called '7' quake hits Chile SANTIAGO, Chile <AP> -A strong earthquake jolted central Chile early today. interrupting electric ~ice, breaking a tew w i ndows and frightening res ide nts but cau sing no injuries, authorities said. The University of Chile's Seismological Institute said the quake meas ured 7 on the R ic hter scale, which is considered a big earthquake capable o f causing m ajor damage. The epicent er was about 100 miles northwest of the capital in the Pacific , the institute said. Co,r was a r equire ment that minority groups prove disc rimination wu Intentional whe n they challen.re election laws. The House measure would require only a showina that discrimination occurred. A leading s upporte r o f extension, Sen . Edward M. Kennedy, 0 -Mass .. praised Reagan for not endorsing "the extreme right wing opposition" to the law but said he was disappointed that the president didn't s upport a tou~her blU. ~ Gas main bre ak starts Tustin/ire A fire that ignited when a trench -digging mac hine a ccidentally broke a gas main while working on a Tustin street Friday caused some S2S,OOO damage to ..the machine and a nearby hom e , county fire officials said. There were no injuries. The accident occurred at about 2:44 p.m. outside 1231 Bell St., officials said. The machine, owned by SIR Developers of Santa Ana, was working on a water line wh~n It broke the gas main. Heat or a spark from the machine apparently ignited the gas, according to reports, and the machine caught fire and sustained about $15,000 damage. Heat from the blaze also fractured a cement wall and damaged two metal doors on a nearby home. causing another $10,000 damage, officials said. o.Hy Niii IWI ...... '7 LM ...... DEATH TO THRIP -Newport Beach parks employee Greg Lewis prepares to battle the Thrip, a small insect that attacks leayes on trees, especially Ficus trees. Lewis, show~ holding a spray gun and outfitted in protective clothing._ and ~ther park employees will be spraying city trees until Chnstmas. ALIVE WITH FUN Come feel the holiday spirit at Roger's Gardens. Ifs our favorite time of the year when we put together a wortd of delightful sur- prises for you and your children. Enjoy animated scenes of Santa's elves busily harvestj,ng peppermint trees. Seen thru the eyes of children, all this magic and ima9lnation becomes enchanted memones. Visit Roger's Gardens and take some fan- tasy home for the holidays. You11 find a large selection of wreaths, door swags, and table arrange- ments, both dried and fresh. • r : . AP..,..... Senato r dscide1 on jury •e"'ice What ll th• h11bfr duty - Jury or tbt CalUornla Senate? The declalon or Seo . .lam" .M.Ula.-D·San W.'°.-1• Jury duty. He'a<Ob It thla week and next. Gov. Ednauad G. Brown Jr. has called a special seulon of the LealalaLure, starlln1 Monday. If lbe jury commissioner tells blm lo report Monday, Mills saJd he will comply. A law passed In 1975 wiped out exemptions from jury duly for 17 occupations includini legislators. Presidential press secretary .I am ea S. Brady will make his first public appearance since he was wounded by gunfire last March when he returns to the White House on Monday to help reopen the refurbished press room. Kathanne llephuni. left . accompanies co-star Dorothy Loudon during a recent rehearsal in .'V~w York for lhe new Broadway play. ··The West Side Waltz·· /lepburrz will celebrale her 72nd birthday Monday. Tl1e play will open Nm: 19 Except for a few daytime trips home or visits to friends, Brady has remained a l G e or g e Was h i n.g ton University Hospital since he was criticaHy wounded in the attempted assassination of President Reagan oo March 30 outside a Washington hotel. . ,.~ ........ Brady's family hopes he will be released in time for Thanksgiving. On its firth day of independence, Antigua formally retitled Queen Elizabeth IJ from queen of the British isles to queen of these two tiny Caribbean islands. Her homeland is not entirely forgotten. however. Jt will remain in her long, formal title as one of her "other realms." as Antigua and Barbuda were before they gained independence from Britain. Until then, she was known as · · EHzabeth the Second by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories Queen. Defender of the Faith." Actor Rtc~.rd H(lrris and J11s former wife. Ann Turkel. take to the dance Jloor bt .'\Jew York·s Xenon Disco lla rns will be starring in the Broadway produc.:t1on o/ .. Ca melot'· wh1t'h opens thi1 mor&th No w she becomes "Elizabeth the Second by lbe Grace or God Quee n or Antigua and Barbuda and or her: other realms and territories head of the Commonwealth.·· Coastal l.IOl'll v.,l•blt wind• nlQht •nd mornl1>9110un be<omlno wt\lerlv 10 lo IS knots In •It-. Wind w•vw• t to l IHI. Sou111-11ar1v •wtll t to 1 '"' P•r11v c--, Some 1001 fo9 111 mornlne U.S. summary Rein ShOWtn -• tc•lt•rtd ovwr much of Hew E"Ol--ArltoM, NevoOe Olld Utah Frld•y, whlle K olrtno 1051 MU<ll of Its force •• 11 moved Into tM BW,,,_s lMIO •H dOWnor.-ct '""" • llurric..M to • tropk•I 1torm. Sc•llwed ~ ten ove< the Grut UlllS •lld Into lllO _, Olllo V•lley Slli.s -· ........ y Oftf mucll of IM '"' of ,,. country with ... ..,...-'Y mild ltmcierelures. K•l•IM '°" ~I of Its hurrk•N pu11cll crool119 Ille CuNn eoHI, dro.111119 I--It on I .. 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M 27 .. » " II M u 11 11 .. ., " n n n " " 7S • Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 All Savers boost S&Ls Deposits top withdrawals for first time in 7 months NEW YORK (AP> -Bootted by All Saver• Ce.ctUicalH, epoalta In aavlnaa and loan 111oclat10l\I topped withdrawal.I last month tor the flrat time since February, lnduatry official.I said Friday. Rollin D. Barnard. president of the U.S. Lea1ue of Savine• Assoclatlooa, said the net t•in was $2.1 bllllon. The last gain, in February, was only $800 mlllJon. Puring September, withdrawals exceeded deposits by 13.9 billion. Barnard took issue with reports that the All Savers Certificates -whlch went on sale Oct. 1 and pay tax·free interest up to a maximum of $2,000 for a married couple - are not living up to expectations. He said the certificate "ls the most successful new savings product we've ever seen," but he warned that the All Savers is "not a panacea" for financial institutions and will not bring immediate relief to the housing industry. Preliminary data from the league shows that depositors bought $l8.7 billion in All Savers Certificates at S&Ls during October. Complete figures for All Savers sales at commercial banks and other finan cial institutions were not available. The Federal Reterve Bank hu tallmattd, ho.wever, that commercial banks sold $10 billion ln certltlcate1 In the first 14 day1 of October alone. The All Savera Certificate• were created by Con11rees to help thrift institutions and the housing Industry. which have been hurt by hleh interest rates. The certllicates pay leH than many comparable lnvestmenll. but their tax-free 1tatu1 makes them attract.Ive to depositors In tax brackets or 30 -percent and over. The certificates have a one·year term and will be available until Dec. 31, 1982. Barnard said 75 percent of the money deposited in AU Savers Certificates in S& Ls was transferred. from existing S&L accounts, while 25 percent was "new money" from outside sources. He said, however, that most of the money withdrawn rrom ex is ting accounts was taken from high·interest certificates or deposit rather than from low·interest passbook accounts. He said . for example, that league figures showed deposits in six-month certificates dropped $12.1 billion last month. d-eposits in passbook accounts dropped only $2.8 billion. OC eyes restoring abalone supply The abalone, often a prize to divers and beachcombers, is in short supply along coastal waters off Orange County, but its population may increase soon. The cou nty Board or Supervisors will consider a proposal Tuesday to transplant several hundred of the prized sea mollusks in rocky beds in shallow coastal waters 11:-won't mean open season on abalone, however. Officials say the program would be a step in nurturing a new papulation and a current ban on removing abalone from the waters would undoubtedly remain in effect. That ban includes waters from the Palos Verdes Peninsula south to Dana Point, where the ereen species ol abalone haa become rare . Under the proposal to be considered by the supervisors, biologists from the state Fish and Game Department would remove abalone from areas around San Clemente Island and plant them in about five feet of water along rocky shorelines in the county where enough aJgae and kelp beds exist for food . The transplanting is expected to cost county about $4 ,000. The county contracted a few years ago with Ab Lab in Port Hueneme, where biologists were trying to culture abalone. Bob Young, a planner with the county Environmental Management Agenc~. said the abalone produced there weren't the size and color of the natural species. He said the county's Fish and Game Corp mission recommended at Its Sept. 15 meeting that transplanting abalone from the C hannel Islands would be preferable, There h., been dlaa1reement about whether the certlf1catet will lure deposits from the popular, h1ah ·l nt ere1 t money.market funds b11ck Jnto thrill lnaUtutlons whJch are tht tradltJonaJ aourco of mort1a1es. ••If there's been an Impact (QA money·market rundsl 1t'a beea very modest," said Alfred P. Johnson of the Investment Company Institute. Charlotte Chamberlain of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said that sales of All ·Savers bad been strong early in the month. but tapered off. "On the whole, we're disappointed," she said. Bo lsa C hica d raft plan at l ib raries A draft plan of a propased hous ing and boat marina development in the Bolsa Chica coastal marsh near Huntington Beach 1s available for review at various pubilic libraries. according lo Orange County officials. The general proposal was tentatively approved by Orange County supervisors last Apnl on condition that the development be complet ed by private enterprise without use· of county funds. Signal Landmark Co. owns most of the l.600·acre Bolsa Chica. located south of Warner Avenue The development must ultimately be approved by the California Coastal Commission. The county's plan. estimated to cost $110 m1llaon. includes development of 5,700 homes. a 1,800-s lip boat marina and ocean channel and 600 acres of restored wetlands. lL 1s scheduled for public hearings before the county Planning Commission, on Nov. 17 , and the Board of Supervisors. on Dec. 16. Coastal commission staff offi cials have criticized the plan because it allows develppment in the l.200·acre lowland portion of the Bolsa Chica that they contend is a natural wetland habitat for bards and hsh. The two·inch ·th1ck dr afty proposal is available at numerous libraries throughout the county including branches in Huntington Beach, Newport Beach. Laguna and Seal Beach. DrQPlnat Plilmmer's and pick u p values! come in and see our wide selection of fine contemporarvturniture at low, low prices! Exclusive at Plummer·s • SOfa and Loveseat Here s a fine Plummen exclusive• Tl'lis t>eaut1fUllV s1mp1e SOfa and l~seat come with cusnv comfortilt>k! ioose Piiiows and slOe t>olste~ Botti pieces are covered with easv·tO·clean aurao1e fat>rlc ln a natural t>elge that complements anv decor And ttle tow Plummer·s price win also complement vour oudget• 55 .. Lov~eat S399val $28 5 ALL THREE FOR Plummer'S offers easv·to·clean wall units at easv·to·take prices These white finish t>ookcases are as durable as they are economical Each unit rias four f\Jlly ad Ju sable shelves for flexlt>lllty Tl'le lndMdual unit Is a convenient 32 x 70 x 11'11 '".and the more vou buy, the more vou save Shoo and compare• 1$89 va1ue1 PLD IUYONI fOr s59 IUYTWO fOr s1oa 78 50fa S509val s359 Chair I not snown1 S27Sval. $195 scan Teak Pedestal Dining Table Elegant 47" table ttiat enenos to 69" GOrgeous wOOd·graln A $495 value now at lnventoN price wn11e thev last $3 4 9 T•Ann °'*.ea T** Slllt a.. $119 value..... ·'9~ $99 vaiue .......... $75 Ue>notstered seat & back In VlttOUS colon. lllT•llNA TIOllAL eotrnMPOllAllY FURlllTUll• ML& mll • 180 S. Lae Avenue • 12151 •·'7t1 ION blOCtc toWt Ott Coeor.GQI WllT LOI-• e 1m1 wttsntrt INd. • c21s1 l20·Jt11 nwo~wnt Ott lunOVl .. VAUl'Y • 1~ 5"trmln WSV, No. HOtlvwoc>d • 12151 7SS·CM01 ltetWn **" •000 '1ftff & l.IUre4 canvon1 IMJA.,.. • 15e0I.Wlf'Mr•171., 55?.o&111111tt O¥lf ltd. on NewOOtt ~ CIC IUlmjR 1C1e 7JIS5 HIWtnOmt IMI. • <2151571 ... 75 ION~ "°"9\0llCOlllt HWYi .-10tol-.... YllOOlltol ,..~~"'"'"""'.._, _.._ ... ..._..... .. ~ ............... .,..,. .... -~llO._. .. _ ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturdav. November 7, 1981 . \ .. UCI CLUB CONSTRUCTION -Work continues on the L:C Irvine Universitv Club & Conference Cente r southwes t ol the Engineering ·Building < bark~roLmd 1 on the t:CI campus . Work on t he Sl .2 million facult y duh. paid for b~ a S600.000 o.lty l'itat s-"-4lt 1W LH "•Y• grant b~ the Ahmanson f'oundat1on and other prn alt' donations. will bt• eomplt•lecl m .J une .. \ luncl ra1~tn !.! drt\l' 1-. already under" :.1.' tor an add1t1on to the t·luh Sign law changes approved Revisions to the controversial 1974 sign ordinance designed to reduce clutter jn Costa Mesa were unanimously approved by the City Council this week. The changes, recommended by the city's planning staff to enable more efficient and fair ordinance enfor cement, were lauded b y Chambe r o r Commerce President Kenneth Fowler. He s aid the changes a re similar to those recommended by t he cham ber 's Re t ai l Committee. . Untouched by the ch anges authorized Monday night are c ity r ules that r equir e all non-conforming s igns to be removed by 1984. Aliso agency fined for lack of per.mil The Aliso Water Management Agency has been fined $300 by t he South Coast Air Quality Management District for installing and testing a diesel generator without a permit. T homas Wi ester . a n air pollution e ngin ee r at the AQMD's Anaheim office. said the water agency had installed the generator at a pump station near La Paz Road and Moulton Parkway He said the generator was d iscovercd during a routine inspection . Wiesler said the waler agency had paid the fine a nd has s ince been issued a permit to operate the i.tenerator An administrator for the Ahso Water Ma nagement Agency, who asked not to be named. said the generator was tested without a permit. but the agency was not aware that one was needed until the installation was completed. I le said the diesel generator is part of an emergency system that would be switched on in the event of an ell'ctriral power blackout. Jewelry sale class offered in south OC Ski conditioning The Capistrano-Laguna Beach and minor repairs Regional Occupational Program Classes will be held in two Beautification drive in Mesa proposed City Cou n cilman Ed Mc Farland has railed for a Cos t a Mesa beautifi cation campaign following presentation of a slide show depicting weed and clutter infested freeway and s treet slopes. The show, sanctioned bv the Jo in t <homeowner si Association Board of Costa Mesa. was presented to the Cit y C(luncil Monday night by north Cos ta Me :.a res idl.'nt David Browne Brownt• was S('heduled to /present the show later this wel.'k to Caltrans ofricials 1n Los Angeles. Browne asked city officials for support 1n approaching stalc authoritiei. to clean up freeway slopes and ramps and sought l'lt~ cleanup effort~ along such thoroughfares as V1c·tona Street in west Costa Mesa Short week. saves energy . <;olden west Collea~ saved $41 ,000 1n energy und operatlne co•u; by operutlna on n rour day wet'k during th e is ummer monlhR, college oftlclal8 roport. During the summer , most offi~es and classrooms at the Hu ntington Beach campus were open 10 hours a day. Monday through Thur1duy Golden West offi('ials thus were able to shut down heating, uir conditioning and ventilation systems Thursday night and leave them orr until Monday morning. This schedule resulted In a 1 7 .~ percent reduction in utility bilfs as well as a savings of $3 ,000 to $4 ,000 in overtime wages, college officials said. The four·day week first was used experimentally at Golden West during the summer of 1980, resulting in a savings or $35,000. College officials estimate that if Golden West had continued l-0 cons ume energy at the level of the s ummer or 1979, when the five day work week was in effecl. the summer 1981 utility bills would have totaled $145.000 The a('tual bill was Sl07 ,780. the college said Golden Wes t uffic1als said they were able to save on custodial and maintenance overt i m e expenses because t he work could be done Fridays, when the A wards given at Saddleback Three South Coast residents were presented with service awards by the Emeritus Council at Saddleback College during r e c e nt Emeritus Da y ceremonies at the Mission Viejo campus. Recipients were Robert Porter, Laguna Beach . Margaret Sh e rm a n , South Laguna. and Marilyn Ditty of San Clemente. The Emerilus Institute at Saddleback offers more than 250 cla sses and regis tered 5,500 students for the fall term. cnmpu was cleared or most clu111room and orfi ce activity. Some campus rooms and buildi ngs were open ed on weekends ror community service seminars, workshops, concerts and mm aeries, which attracted a record 52,000 participants during summer 1981, the college reported. Golden West President Lee Stevens contended that the !_\&Vlngs during summer. 1981 were realized withou( adversely affecting employee productivity, s tudent e nrollment or community participation in cam pus programs. Slaying suspect off hook Criminal charges have been dropped agains t t he fourth suspect in the August 1980, killing of former Newport Beach resident Kim LeValley. Riverside County authorities dropped the charges against Ray Fowler . 33, who had eluded them for more than a rear before surrendering In Ind10 in September. De puty District Attorney Jim Hawk i ns said c ha rges were dropped for lack or evidence after another of the sus pects, Roy Dickey, refused to continue cooperating with investigators. Dickey, 33, of Camp Verde, Ariz., was a key witness in the trial of Glen Godwin, who has been sentenced to 26 years to life in prison for the stabbing death of the 26-year-0ld LeValley. Dickey named Godwin as the m as termind of the killing. Another suspe<:t, Frank Soto Jr , 31, confessed during Godwin's trial to laking part in the stabbing, which he said took place in Godwin 's Rancho Mirage condominium. Soto's trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 20. The Orange coast YMCA will will offer a free nine ·week se('tions : Section I . Tuesday, offer a ski conditioning program course in retail jewelry sales Wednesday and Thursday from /I. nine week first aid a nd admissions ~nd ·records office. for persons 16 and older. beginning Nov. 16 and 17 . 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the ROP (•ardio·pulmonar) res usc1tal1on The office 1s open from 1J a.m to CPR , firs t aid c lass set Dic key was sentenced in Septembe r to two years in prison for hjs part in disposins or LeValley's lx>dy by blowing It up with a homemade bomb at th e C h ocolate M o unt ain Bombing Range near lhe Salton Sea. Regis t ration will begi n campus, 31522 El Camino Real c·ouri.t! \\Ill be offered al Orange i µ. m "c e k day s No Monday at the YMCA , 2300 The course teaches basic skills in San Juan Capistrano; Section Coas t College in Costa Mesa appoinlmfnl 1s needed U niversity Drive. Newport in the principles of jewelry for ll, Monday. Wednesday and beginning Monday Students C'Omplellng the class Beach with classes lasting from sa les pe r so ns, i ncluding Friday from 6 :30 p.m . to 10 30 \\Ill rcce1\e an American Red Hawkins said Dickey refused to testify agains~ Fowler. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and knowledge o f ge m s and. p .m . at Laguna Beach lltgh R e g1 s trat1on for the Cross first aid card and CPR Thurs da ys . For m o r e diamonds, display and care or School's Career Center. For colle ge-s ponsored, tu1t1on-free ce rt1f1 c at1on . F'or m o re Prosecutors charged during God'¥in's trial that be organized the killing out or jealousy and to rob Le Valley. information, call 642·9990. jewelry, security precautions information ca ll 496·3118. course runs until Nov. 13 in the 1nformal1on call 556 5772 Sunday • • interview guests set By the Associated Press H e r e ar e t h e scheduled guests for the Su nd a y t e l evision interview programs: -ABC. '"Issues and Ans wers ... Robert S. S trau ss . f o rmer De m ocratic nationa l chairman. -CBS ... Face t.he Nation," King Hussein of Jordan -NBC, "Meet the Press," James A. Baker Ill, White House chief of starr. Upcomin g Sunday n ight o n C BS ' "60 Minutes": -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .~~~~~~~~~ -----DESKS INC.----- SUPER SAVINGS TIME A great buy' 30"x60" 4 drawers include 2 file drawers. Stop In today' See this value for yourself. THE BUSINESS STORE THAT SELLS AND RENTS SECRETARY DESK This contemporary design desk features fully suspended drawers and comes in your choice of oak or walnut finishes 30"x60x42'' return. s219ss 1548 Brookhollow Dr .. 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DAILY PILOT 'a ASSIFllD ADS M2·M71 ... Cowboys knew about value Their boots had the durability and comfort of leather. To a cowboy thev were worth their weight In gold Today yo u can g"et the same value in boots by Dexter Soft . supple leather In rich tan or cherry Styling as versatile as the West Boots worth their weight In gold. In ladles' sizes 5-10. $73.99 eBUENA PARK/CYPRESS Valley View &'Ball Rd. -COSTA MESA 17th 8t Orange •FULLERTON Orangefair Ma ll -GARDEN GROVE Brookhurst & Katella eft.ACENTIA Yorba Linda 8t Rote ' Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 ·Biggest military drills planned in Mideast Students hit with levy $46 surcharge to offset budget reductions L 0 N 0 8 EACH (AP > -Tb e the even treater llnanclal cri1la or • WASHINGTON <AP> -The Pentagon formally announced Friday that U.S. 1round, air and naval rorce totaling more than e,ooo men will conduct wlde-ran1ln1 mllltary exercises for more than a month in Efypt, the Sudan, Oman apd Somal a, the bl11est such military drills In Middle .Eastern countries so Car. The exercises. called Bright Star, come as the United States is attempting to demonstrate to nations In the area and to the Soviet Union that this country Intends to protect its rriends and interests in that region. Many details of the impending exercise this month and next have already become known and the Pentagon announcement represented formaJ confirmation. Defense officials have said that the exercise, a follow-up to a much smaller maneuver in Egypt a year ago, was in the planning stage before the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on Oct. 6 and ihat the plans have not been expanded since then. The exercise will feature. among other things, a non-stop flight by stx B-52 bombers from the United States to drop explosives on a weapons range in the Egyptian desert, r~turning without landing to their home bases at Minot and Grand Forks, N.D. Also, a Marine lan(ling in Oman, which holds a strategic position near the entrance to the Pers ian Gulf, will mark a first. However, defense officials s aid the Omanis have required the United States to scale the size and scope of that exercise, limiting it to about 1,000 Marines from the Navy amphibious force standing offshore. The original plan, Calllornla State University and 1982-83.'' pushed by American oftlclals, called Colle1e 01tem haa Imposed a The musures come on top of a for an over-the-beach laodlnl by a $48-per•.atudent 1urchar1e to offset treeie on purchases, hlrlne and Cull Marine unit of about 1,800 men. eflects or Gov. Edmund Brown J r.'s ~ promotions Dumke imposed after ApparenUy, officials said, Oman percent bud1et reduction order for Brown's Oct. 9 order, whJch wa1 wants to curb tbe extent of the U.S. most state •sencies. Intended to forestall an llle1al state operation to avoid any crltlclsm from The cuta a mount to S20 mllllon for budget deficit estimated at $45Q other Arab nations re1ardin1 It aa the stale colleges and universities. million by the June 30 end of the too closely identified with the United Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke alao• 1981-82 llscal year. States. ordered $5 million in spending cuta T h e I a t e s t a t e n s we r e among the system's 19 campuses and r In Egypt, a force of about 4,000 a u 75,000 reduction lo system-wide recommended by a 16-member wk U.S. troops, including two battalions Pr 0 gram 8 , 5 u ch 8 8 11 br 8 r Y force of administrators, faculty and or Army troops f~om the 24th development, credit e xamination the president o! the statewide student Mechanized lnlantry Division at Fort progr11ms and utility conservation association and approved, Oct. 19 by Stew{lrt, -Oa., and the other from the measures. trus tees, who bad a uthorized a 82nd Airborne Division, wiU be the The student fee ta kes effect In maximum S50 fee increase. main units to lake part in joint desert January -start of the winter Trustees will meet Nov. 17-18 to ma neuvers with Egyptian troops quarter or semester -and Is deal wllh a $50 million reduction about 20 miles from the Cairo West expected to generate St4 million, Brown is seeking in next year's air base. CSUC Sp()kesman Chuck Davis said. CSUC budget, Davis said. The task The most dramatic part or the The charge will boost yearly fees for force has already recommended fee exercise wlll be an air drop by a the sys tem 's 319,262 s tudents to increases of S7 lo S9 per unit of battalion of paratroopers of the 82nd between $322 ;tnd $358, depending on c r e dit: Davis s aid the t ypical Airborne from For t Bragg, N.C., on .~......,.... the campus, he said. full-lime student lakes about 15 units Nov. 14. Desert maneuvers involving REUNION _ John Travolta joined fellow "While I lake no pleas ure In a term. th e U.S . paratroopers, U.S . b bo C M G impleme nting thei.e e mer gency lndividual campus presidentsmust m echanized infantry and tanks, and ur an cow Y per ormer tckey illy on m easures ," Dumke s a iQ, "l am decade how lo trim their share of the Egyptian forces will be held three s tage a t the clos ing midnight show of Galty con"inced they are the least harmful $5 111illion, but Davis said options days in the same area. an d Johnny Lee at lhe Ala ddin Hote l solution to the currer.t year's severe include layoffs of some tenured staff tn Las Vegas recent!.'·. f d. bl d f h' be Troops will be flown from lbe un ang pro em an or approac ang mem rs. United States, with the first combat .--------:----------------=:.....:_ _____ __:.....:..... __ -=-____ ..:_ ________ _ units due to arrive in Egypt on Monday. In addiUon to the 8 -525, the Air Force will send jet fighters and ground attack planes for air-ground o p e rations . The announcement mentioned only a t actical fighter s quadron of A-10 ground attack planes from Myrtle Beach, S.C. But the Air Force also is expected to commit jet fighters, possibly new F-16s, but officials said these details are not yet complete. Th e exer c is e s in S udan and Somalia, while politically important in a symbolic sense, will be of a token size. SALE EMDS MONDAY 11-9-11 SEE ALL THE ACTION ON • lltGHTal! • SH.AIPBI! CALL 9 68-3329 FOR PRICIS OM ANY ZENITH PloliUcT SPACE MAKERS • CLUlll!! • MOii • IAAE THANIEVll "-nfl9UAUTY GOIS .. '90la THi NAMI M>IS ON ... SYST&m.1 A Very Spedal lntrodllctOry Sale Oii the New 1982 Z.nilhs. "I I MocWs Priced for c;>uicl& Clewwe. Syshwl 111-Repoi~ In T1w H~ :-M~ ltt TIN Sllop! . 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Mother•, r1thtra, children, relallvea and n•l1hbora all Joined handa In the 1tru11le to obtain •helter, make clothlnc, aurvlve the rava•es or lllnt11, and wln food rrom an orten unyleldin8 land. T h ere was n o 1reat antalOftlam between famlly Ule a nd work. Familles worked as a ..iunlt ln acrlculture, and later ln crafts and commt:rce. Nor were cblldren·re1arded as helpless. At 8 or 9 they were, m ore likely than not. already workers themselves. Tod ay, too, work dominates t h e lives of millions or consclentiou.s famiJles, desirous of living a comfortable Ure. But the nature of both the family and work have changed, and with t h em the strains that work exerts on family bonds . EDITOH'S NOTB Th" t1 tht ""1th In a 1nitt o/ U orttcltt 1rplonno "Worlanu · Changt• and Ch-Oact1 " llorvard Pft/Chlatrl1t Rol>trt Col•• d11eu1111 ho10 changing patl•mt of work.and famalJI haw rtndted in 1troJ"' on tta. famll11 unit. Thia at•rlH wa1 wrltttn /or COURStS bl/ NEWSPAPER.a program of Univ1rlit11 Ertenirion, UC of San [)lego , wfth funding from tht Nolional Endowmmt {Or tht Humamtie1. Cftl'l"'ltN IC '"' W tllt lt ... lllt ef lfll Unt....ity llf C.l'*°'I•. through an expansion or rotation of hours? These are questions my wife and 1 have heard asked again and again by members of families we have come to know in our work. And the quest ion we have heard most -the answer to which, one suspects. won't be quickly forthcoming -is this: "What will it be like in this country if almost every family is HDRDSCDPI such a slave to the co11t of llvln1 that the children get a raw deal, the husband and wife become strangers, and for all the work everyone doea, we s till can't keep our heads above water?" NEXT WEEK· Fred Be1t.at.llhor o/ .. Flerlble L1/e Scheduling". and "The F'uture of Work," dtacva1ee alternatavt1 to the traditional 4-0·hour wor~ek. In the 19th century wealthy and upper-middle class families began to regard children as fragile, too easily influenced. a nd hence in need of continual scrutiny. Adolescence -a social a nd cultural phenomenon rather than a biological one -began to be recognized, and childhood became an experience of two decades rather than of five or so years . C«atlrt)' M ..... -poluiul tll1<>tnl0< ..,n<hUI~ wuh tlw w •• 1111111°" r ... 1 """""' Gr ... p Some families clean the hou$e, do the laundry.and work on the lawn.and garage.as.a unit man ef/ort to "pull toge_ther." • Certain children were taught and taugM, at home and at sch ool. They did not work alongside their parents; nor were they formally educated by them ; nor were they necessarily e xpected to do similar work. work. Wat ched over carefully by moth ers, and often enough by matds and nurses, ffiese boys a nd 1irls saw their fathers leave home for an office. a place or business, often a g6od distance away -to return only at night. In t his century, this pattern became the dominant one. To be sure, in the 19th century, and in this century as well, millions of American fammes have been poor, in one way or another broken -by illness and death, by divorce or separation. The children of such families have quit school early, gone to work, or regularly assisted their parents at work . Among migrant families, tenant farm families, and certain urban, working-class families, I have seen. even today, families for whom a common task (crops to be harves ted. a s tore to be tended) is a thoroughly binding force ; work is a major element in their family life. .For most Americans in the 1980s, however, work means something quite difrerent, ·at least so far as family Ufe goes. Let me draw upon a Cleveland factory worker I know for ~n appraisal or what it means th~se * * * days for a man or a woman to be A r a member of a family and have Uthor WOn a job; "My wife and I both work, and we're both gone from P I• p • the house by 7:30 a.m . We're u 1tzer r1ze lucky now; all our three kids are Robert Coles is p rofessor or psychiatry and medical humanities at Harvard University, where he joined the sta f f as a research psychiatrist In 1963. He is a con tributing a u t h o r t o cous ''T h e New Republic'' and several other journals, and has served with many national groups concerned with"' human welfare and services. Among his many awards are more than two dozen honorary degrees and the Pulitzer Prize. wh{'ch b e won for his mul i-volume study, "Children of Crisis." · in school. It used to be we bad to take our youngest to a day-care center. We saw the effect on her: she was clutchy with us all the lime when we got hom e. The doctor said she'd outgrow it, but we knew the reason fo.r the trouble. "But we had no choice : we both had to work, or we'd have had to glve up our home. My wife explained the whole story to the kids. She said she would give an arm and a leg to stay home, see them off to schoot, be there when they came home, and spend the day taJcing care of the house But what can you do? These days a family needs money to pay the bills. Without money, a family becomes a bunch of beggars! Not us! We all pull together! "On weekends we clean the house together and do the laundry. We work on the lawn and the garage. And we go s hoppi ng -we like doing errands together. It's one way of being a family ! "If you're both going to work a lot, you bave to think twice about the time you spend at home. U you go running around the house, or driving off, and you leave your kids to take care or tbemselves -then they're on their way to becoming orphans. I mean, where's their family life? An hour in church on Sunday? "It's hard; we're managing. We've become closer , actually -and much better organized, that's for sure!" Entire textbooks aren't likely to tell us much more than this m an about what it means to be a working man who is also a husband and father. "rhis man, his wife and children the five of them are very much like millions of their fellow citizens. The central fact of their collective life is work. Even their oldest child, a girl of 15, has begun work -at an ice cream parlor. Their middle child. a boy of 12, hopes to obtain a newspaper route. They are individuals who "wake up with work on the mind and go to sleep exhausted from work." To man·y of us. t h is is a familiar observa tion. Our present economic situation, with Its recessionary and inflationary pressures. has forced milUons of Americans to hold on to jobs for dear life, or struggle hard to find them, or, indeed , take on additional work, so that even weekends or evenings are no longer inviolate -sacred lime for oneself, o ne's wife or husband, one's children. A woman who works as a bank teller told me: "If I couldn't work, we'd sink financially. What will happen when inflation makes even m y salary insufficient? My husband is looking for a second weekend job. Thank God, his mother helps with our kids. We're making it, so Car ; but it's tough on our family life." Her experience has become rather common. Hard-pressed men and women are worrying about their children and paying a certain personal cost as members or a family, in order, ironically, to keep that same family in reasonably solid financial shape. The strains are obvious. but they ought not be exaggerated. Many day·care centers are disgracefully inadequate, but a growing number are good. Sleep may be lost and tempers may run short, but stress CB{l also bring out hidde n resources in parents and children. It is no great news that in extremely well·off families, both the adults a nd the children sometimes seem sad, confused, aimless. We need not only money lo pay bills, but also som e sense of purpose in life. And for many millions of people work provides a large s hare of that purpose Needless to say, this goes for ·women as well as ror men. ln our various communities. however, we ought lo search for ways to help families who are under siege. At what point are r epeated job transfers a threat to family stability" How might neighbors and friends do more to help one anot h er with children? How might some of our elderly citizens be able to help working families -and thereby also be helping themselves? How might schools respond to the needs of families Sund•Y, Nov. 8 8 y SYDNEY OMAR R ARIES (March 21 -April 19): You are at right place -know it, respond with confidence and do not sell yoursel! short. Accent o n appearance, contacts. personality, ability lo initiate projects and create enthusiasm. TAURes (April 20-May 20>: Work behind scenes, prepare, get basic issues ready for presentation. You'll be engaged in rebuilding program. Aquarian wants to be "on your team ." GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Emphasis on· cha r isma , excitement. communicatjon and a ··meaningful re lationship." Wishes are fulfilled me mbers of opposite sex find you attractive and make no secret of it. CANCER (June 21 .July 221: You get support from loved ones -morale soars and career gets boosl. Financial status , with regard to funding, com es into fo cu s . What had been out-of.reach is not only visible, but is obtainable. LEO <July 23-Aug 22): You know what should be done, but air of hesitancy persists. Focus o n distance. time . communication and "garbled" communications. Terms wiU be clarified -what had been shrouded m mys tery will be sharply outlined. VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22>: Financial responsibility, fiscal planning tend to dominate - older individual may be blunt. but does have your best interests at heart. L I BR A CSept. 23·0ct. 22 >: Transaction is completed - you'll have more legal "clout" than originally anticipated. Break with tradition indicated; you no longer will be weighed down by unnecessary burden. SCORPIO Wet. 23-Nov. 21): New approach streamlines work procedures. Allies are attracted by display of independence, originaUty and charisma SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22·Dec. 21 ): Hunch ls o n target : teaching and learning processes are stimulated, Emphasis also on change, travel. special reading material and a relationship which "heats up ... CAPRICOR N J Oec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Your position is strong, opposition is afraid a nd you'll get long-distance message ve r ifying views. Gemini. Sagittarius natives figure prominently. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18>· Former ally who appoeared to lose interest will be back on scene. Emphasis on trips, visits. relatives and a testing of theories, ideas. Leo, Scorpio and another Aquarian play key roles. PISCES <Feb. 19·March 201 Spotlight on changes which create vigorous cash flow Emphasis a lso on payments. collections , locating needed material a nd clearing rights. permissions. Wallace e yes fourth term in Alabama MONTGOMERY. Ala. IAP1 Former three·term Gov George Wallace is considering running for governor again next year. and som e or hi s closes t supporters are urging him on. Wallace met here Thursday with about 40 supporters from around Al ambama. most of them fixtures in hi s past campaigns. His aide. Elvin Stanton. said most of those in attendance "felt quite obviously that. should he become involved, he would win.". But Stanton added, "if there's a bottom line to it, it~ l)iat the governor is going to ' decide himself, some lime around the first of the year " · '[L---..---O_R_AN_G_E_C_O_A_S~T _C_HUR~, _,___CH--=D_ffi~E_C_T_O_R_Y~) " . Chu;ch orsr.Matthew by the Sea (T raditionlll Ep;.oopat) HOLY COMMUNION· Each Sunday· 9:00 AM (Book of Qltrmon Prayer· 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community Congregations/ Church 611 Heliotrope, Corona def Mar TI. ltt .. Jws HMf.W -531-7113 ST. JOllfS I T .. lf'ISCOf'AL CHUICH llM COSTA MISA • ., Shet .. 0-..,. • ._ 1:00 Holy Cowal0tt I 0:00 Holy hchwbt I 0:00 Sultday School Nursery care ftle le•. C ............. Ylur 541-2217 T ST. JAMES EPISCOPAi. OUCH WB.COMES YOU • 3209 Via Udo, .... .,Oli Beach ,..., l:OO AJt4. f'nlrw ..... ...., C '1 F ,..., t:OO A.M. a.in• s..... .............. ,..., ..... AM. ...... s..,......,. .... .w,c = ........ w....... ..... t :OO & I 0:00 A.M. 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Cl1ritl C1'11lttt1I Clwrdll' /m11 l/• For W 11rd111• Al MARINERS CHURCH l\11y Orl/1w1/. /lml(/tlll,ll Q 00 .1m, Worship And Sund.1y School (O tv oth Kt.tJt"l 10 I S .am, Bible C.l.us~>s <Children & Aduhs) 81~111 /\ ""'"" 11/ /nm/1nrt'f Bo11f1'T'flril l'hC111r t>40·ti010 For l11fC1rmnl11'11 "And th<' ptMC<' or Cod, whkh 1urpaue1 ~II rnmprehcn· slon, sh,111 ~uarJ your he,,rts .and your minds in Chrl11 )f'~UI " 1'h11ipp1.tnf 4•7 ... Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT/Saturday. November 7. 1981 A7 m a[~IB~rn~ He ca~ries president's me sages to John Paul By LAURINDA KEYS ._, .... ,,.. ....... the plaUorm, altUn1 In the so-called Vl P section." t.OS ANGELES -William wtlson travels back and forth between the Vatican lo Rome, the tale Department in Waahlnaton. D.C., and hla own investment businesa In Los Anaelea. The Un ited Stat ea does no t have lull dlplomatJc relaUom with the Vatican, and Wilson is not an ambassador. He's an envoy, an unpaid one. He get.a travel expenses and a start. But often, deUcate communlcatlona between the Vatican and the U.S. State Department have to be conducted tbroup th e Italian 1mba11ador to the Vatican. Ho carries messages from President Reaian to Pope John Paul ll, Ustens to what lhe pope.and his cardinals have lo aay about International crisis situations and report back. Wilson believes tha t . som eday the U .s. representative to the Vatican will be upgraded to an ambassadorship. But during orticlal ·ceremonies or relitiious services ln Rome. while all the ambassadors sit ln a place or state. Wilson Is .. orr on lhe other side or "Upgrading doesn't necessarily mean you're . ! THE QUIZ world scope (10 p0lnt1 tor HC:h quHtlon 1n1wered cOfr.c:tly) 1 With the confirmation of the U.S. arms sale to Saudi Arabia, the Saudis can expect delivery of live AWACS planes in .. 1 .. a-1982. b-1985. c-1990. 2 American automakers lost S1.74 billion in the third quarter of 1981. TRUE OR FALSE: This Is the largest quanerly loss ever for the U.S. auto industry. 3 TRUE OR FALSE: Gol. Joe H. Engle, com· mander for the second flight of the space shuttle Columbia, also corpmanded the ship's • first trip mto orbit • 4 At a meelmg m Geneva. the members of OPEC foced a new "normal" base price of U4 for..;i barrel ol oil and (CHOOSE ONE: raised. lowered) the "ceiling" price to S38 a barrel. S During King Hussein's visit to Washington, the Reagan administration expressed con· cern over the Jordanian monarch's interest m purchasing arms from (CHOOSE ONE . Egypt , the U.S S.R.) newsname (10 polnta If )'OU c:1n ldenllty thla .,.,..on in the newa) As ''Crown Prince" of my nation, I proposed a controversial Middle East peace plan, which Israel re1ected. Who am I and what is my narronl matchwords (4 potn11 for each correct m•lch) 1-cartel 2-c arp 4-caracal S-Carafe •-decanter b-prov1de ~erv1ce for c-complam constantly d-a wild cal . e-a group of rndustnes organized to reduce competition • • news picture (10 polnla If you 1n1wer lhla qunllon correctly) Swedish a\Jthorities questioned the captain of a Soviet sub· marine that ran aground deep inside Swedish territorial Willers. Sweden is ii (CHOOSE ONE. member of NATO, neutrill niltlon). peoplewatd1/sportlight (2 point• for HC:h qunlion 1n1-rld c:orrectl)') 1 Former UN Ambassador Andrew Young was elected milyor of Atlanta, Georgia. TRUE OR FALSE: He is the city's first black mayor. 2 Fifty-five year old actor .. l .. famous for his movie comedies with Doris Day and his W series ''McMillan and Wife" underwent heart bypass surgery 3 Deng Xiaoping, vice-chairmiln of the People's Republic of China , received the Charles Coren Awilrd for championing , the s.ame of (CHOOSE ONE: tennis, bridge) In his country. 4 After nearly a decade on the driving circuit, CarlQS Reutemann of (CHOOSE ONE: West Germany, Argentina) announced his retirement from Formula I auto racing. S The Carpenter family, owners of the (CHOOSE ONE: Los Angeles Dodgers, Philildelph~ Phillies) for the past 31 years , sold the team for SJ0.175 million, the largest purchue pri« ever for a miljor l~ague franchise. roundtable Femll)' dlacunlon (no tc:ore) In what WilYS has space trilvel chilnged our livesl YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points -TOP SCORE! 11 to 90 polnll -Excellent •VEC. lnc: .. 119-81 71 to 10 polnla -Good. 61 lo 70 polnla -Flllr • J samf4d t?Jqd1ape11qd·S l?UqualJJV·t :a:JppQ·t !uospnH )f;lOlf ·Z : 3S,V j ·l :J.ff9J'l.t11 0dS/H~J.VM3,d03 d uoneu 1eJ1nau :311n.101dSM 3N e·s !p-t !Q·t !J·Z !a-1 :sa•OMH~J.VMI 9!Q1t.IV !J>nVS 'Ptfl.!I 9;>U1Jd ::tll\lfli.SM 3N 'lf'S'S'O alfl-S !pa.JaMOI !t !3S'1V.!l·t !3S'TV.!l·Z !Q·l ::tdO~SO'JVOM 1olng lo requlre more people,·' Wilson eald In an lntervlew. ''Three people on my st.a((, with the support we get from the embassy In Rome, ls adequate." Wilson has had one/rivate audience with the pope, when he presente his letter of Introduction from President Reagan. "We talked about various problem spots in the world and the po\lcy of the administration with respect to 'those particular areas," he said. "He eave me bis thouahts on the areas for which he has concem.·• Wilson said that in general, the pope and the president aaree on U.S. policy re11rdlnti those problems. "In the case or Poland I wu more lntereated lo hearing him express an opinion a1 to how the United States can help,'' Wilson aaJd. addin1 that the pope <Suggested the United State• do "basically what we were doina already, trylna to help send food. restructure ~heir debts." Wilson said his relation to lhe Vatican would be Improved if be were an ambassador because be would be "on a par wilh the othe 93 countries who do have full diplomatic relations." St. John Newnann sets first mass St. lobn Neumann Parish in Ifvine will hold an Inaugural Mass at 11 a.m. Sunday celebrated by Rev. Colm Conlon, pastor Rev. William Barman and Rev. James Sullivan, asso<.'iate pastors and ott\er priests from the Diocese of Orange and the Los Angeles Diocese. The new church site is at 5101 Alton Parkway and includes four classrooms and school offices. Richard Glenn of Irvine Wul perform. A donation of $3 for adults is suggested, and students are free. Call 752-6222 for information. Lutheran Church of the Master in Corpna del Mar will hold a Christmas bazaar from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m . Nov. 14. Newport Beach Christian Women's Club will hold a "Country Celebration" luncheon at 11 :45 Nov. 18 at the Airport.er Inn. Cost is '6. a free nursery is provided, and information is available at 544-2921 Resurrection Lutheran Church will hold an auction. raffle and <.'Ountry store at 7·30 tonight at Edison CommunJty Center in Huntington Beach. The event is open to the public and admission is free. ,~~~~~~~~~~,--~~~~~~~~~ "How to Make a Healthy Divorce" will be a workshop presented from 9 a.m. to s p.m. Nov. 14 at the Community United Methodist Church in Huntington Beach. Fee Is $75 per family, and information is available by calling 630-0505. St. Joachim's Catholic Church will sell handcrafted items from around the world from 8 a .m . to 1:30 p.m . on Sunday. Sale will be Antique Show Huntington Center Mafl tOday thru_ Nov. 8 conducted by Third World Handart.s. · ~~§~:==:=:;:::=:::!=:=:=::=:=::;::;:==:;~ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will present a Stake Cultural Arts "Fair from 10 a .m . to 10 p.m. today in Huntington Beach. American Jewish Committee will present Dr. Daniel Ninburg with the 19g1 Samuel Gendel Human Relations A ward at a buffet reception in his honor. Call 646-8118 for more information. s.,,,.. T oplc Ho•. Ifft 9:00 & I 0:30 A.M. .. IUllUNG OVER•• ......... ,..,, ...... 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FO& THE CAMPAIGN £or Economic Democracy has pursued what its organizers call a "peripheral strategy" since it began in the wake of Hayden's unsuccessful 1976 Democratic primary campaign tor the U.S. Senate. The strategy calle<i for a gradual buildup or strength before getting in races above the local level. Thal plan put Hayden in a largely behind·the·scenes role as CED won elections in places like Chico and Santa M o nica, Humboldt Coun t y and Bakersfield. organization's home 1rounds. wo\lld be his private preserve. But Peck carried the district by big margins in both his campaigns, losing only in other portions of the old 27th Congressional Dis trict. So Hayden cannot automatically count on CED's usual constituency. And Peck, the son or actor Gregory P eck, is a match for Hayden in name recognition and glamour. CED has a sober view or the sudden turn of events. ''IF TOM LOSES, we should not minimize the impact on us," said Mignon McCarthy, the organization's executi ve d irector. "He is our chairman. But the activists in this organization have a real commitment to building something that will last. If he loses, we will just continue 04r strategy." Thoma.s Elia.a, .a free·lance columni.!t based in Santa Monica .. analyzes l'I011h·aouth state politics Most of those elections centered on s ingle issues, from rent control to pesticides to land·use. CED's skilled organizers were able to mold potent local organizations from ready.m ade constitue ncies created by s trong feelings on those issues. But now the organization -and Hayden -will venture beyond the realm of the single-issue. And they'lrbe challenged by a prominent Democrat with liberal credentials at least as strong as their own. Pitfalls. programmed with pluses How many managers buy computers for wrong reasons ,, assign them impossible tasks? THE FIGHT WILL take place on CED's hom e turf. in a n ewl y restructured Assembly district about to b e vacated wh e n D e m ocratic Clllf DRiii f OCUS Assemblyman Meldon Levin e runs for a new congressional seat. The district includes all of Santa Mo:aica. site of CED's headquarters and the city whose activities former CED staff director Sam Hurst called a "prototype" for the kind of programs CED intends to push statewide. Having lowered his expeetations and deciding not to seek the s tatewide office he still covets, Hayden said he would run for the Assembly seat. But so did Carey Peck. a sometime CED ally in two near·mis s tries at unseating Republican U.S. R~p. Robert Dornan. PECK'S ANNOUNCEMENT caused consternation and anger within CED. For Santa Monica doesn't account for even half the districrs population and Hayden has less of an organization than Peck outside the city "They feel threatened and afraid ... Peck said. "One of their Santa Monica city council members called me a traitor. They told me 1·m stabbing them in the back. They've told me they made me and they can break me ·· Peck believes the CED anger stems from alarm. .. A defeat ends Hayden·s political career ... h e s a id . "And th ei r organization has always triumphed by using. one issue. Now Hayden has to come out from behind the one·issue front. .. HAYDEN HAD FIGURED the new d i s trict. with overwhelmingl y Democratic regis tration and his By DA VJD KROGH Reprinted from the monthly UCI Journal. When the public and private sectors of America close up shop each evening, m anagers everywhere go home with their briefcases and their problems, troubled in general perhaps but secure in at least this one belief: that their compute rs, by golly, are doing a bang·up job. Good to have them around. Be lost without them. Accounts receivable. m ailing lists, markets; it's all worked on with computers. It all can be taken care of, the managers know. after only a little confus ing talk with the in·house computer specialist. And so cheaply now! Why these things , t hese IBM s and Texa s Instruments and Hewlett·Packards, cost a fraction or what they used to. The whole operation is so emcient, so up·to·date. Well ... maybe. But it's certainly not a sure thlng in any given operation according to resea rchers al UC Irvine. If the studies done by UCI's Public Policy Research Organization < PPRO I are correct. illusion is often the order of the day in computer use. The i nformation the PPRO researchers have collected -in the l argest studies of their kind ever performed -indicates that computers are often acquired for reasons that have nothing to do with increased efficiency. that computer costs and benefits are rarely assessed with af)y accuracy, that computers often c reate te rrifi c managemen t problems and that computers many times are asked to do tas ks for which they are almos t comically ill·suiled. The PPRO researchers base their conclusions largely on data collected in two studies examining computer use in local governments. The first, begun in 1976 as part of the National Science Foundation·supported Urban lnformation Systems <URBIS> project, focused on computer use in 40 cities: this group was culled from an initial base of 713 local governments. The secQnd study, done in cooperation with the Paris·based Organization for Economic Coope ration and Development <OECD >. looked at computer use in local governments in such countries as Austria, Denmark and Japan as well as the United States. From the huge amount of data collected (the URBIS study alone yielded more than two million pieces of information >. the PPRO researchers were able to set their own computers turning to analyze the material in dozens of ways. ' Though most of PPRO's information comes from local government study. the conclusions reached through the research are thought to apply to the private sector as well. Computer use clearly is one of great value in certain common situations, the researchers believe: "When you have a s tandard. high-volume routine process such as check disbursement, you almost always have a hlgh pay-off with computers," says John King, one of the principal PP RO r esearche r s. "The Social Security system sends out 20 million checks a month by computer. It would tak e a lot of p eople with green eyes hades a Jong time to do that." On the other hand, there are certain broad tasks computers have not been suited for -tasks they nevertheless have been .cuked to perform. One good example in local governments is the data bank. "In the early '70s there was a big concern with these data banks as a way to help top level decision maJters in local governments," PPRO Director Kenneth Kraemer says. "Let's say they wanted to know which areas of a city needed to be rebuilt. "The idea was they would get all the departments that regularly collect information -the assessor's office. the building department and so forth -to recode information they had and put it in the data bank. ·'The problem was at' the end of five year s or so of doing this. the y discovered that people were making deposits in the data bank but nobody was malting withdrawals. A lot of data they had would be relevant to planning decisions but key data elements often would be missing." Planners soon learned they could more quickly get the information they wanted simply by sending out specially assigned personnel to do the job instead of sifting throug h a mountain of incomplete data. The result, as King says, was that m ost city data banks died. usually through a process of "benign neglect." These extremes of computer In e very body's life a little fall must reign Which gives you an idea of the trials today of a sensitive artist type. Writing about fall is no s nap anymore. The glories of autumn aren 'l what they used to be. Or. if they are, those living in cities can hardly tell it. As childr en. we r omped through autumn without question, accepting it as part of growth, smelling, seeing, reeling the. change of seasons. We scuffed our feet through the fallen leaves. raked them into piles and jum ped and rolled in them, and in the dusk the smoke from their burning hung tartly over the mellowing land. We <vaJked the crisp morning woods, watched the fat groundhog waddle through stripped fields, heard squirrels chipping away, working against the storms to come. In the country we watched fartners crush apples into cider , the memory of which can still make mouths waler, or stir·ofr sorghum into thick molasses to go with bot biscuita on cold mornings. We tied browning, brittle cornstalks into teepees, painted our races with the juice of plump pokeberries and played at Indians in the Indian summer. We accepted autumn like we accepted all or nature, as~ way th1np are. Yet • the season planted memories more deeply within us than we suspected, and in later years these would seep to the surface of our consciousness, as we extolled the wonders of autumn to our own children, borint. them with lon1 lectures on chlorophyll and the •un's ancle and the built-in compuaea with which blrdl find their way. ~nd they listened patiently and ruthed orr to aather leave.: '!hi.ch were pasted ln notebooks and laoeaeo for the s uppoeed edification of other leaf ·••theren. • But time, lllce the autumn• of memory, 1Up1 from us . ..,,_ children, who once dived aqueallnc lnto the pll• of leavee we raked, now rm lea"' for aquulen ol tbelr own. An atmolpbere polluted by too many n .... 'demandl lb&l le&Ytl be put lnto pl..UC ball. and without the 1111ell of burnta.~ l•••• there ii an element mlMlnC from the autumn.r 1'he click of the thermostat. heralding the furnace's efficient return to duty. makes needless the splitting of wood, the crackling fire. The squabbling sound of starlings on the TV antenna is a poor substitute for the honking or geese flying through the chilled but moonlit sky. In drugstore and s upermarket the s purious displays of cornstalks and pumpkins beckon to the shopper and mock our memories. So we drive out into the country to see the trees ablaze with color, and watch once more the goldenrod and asters spreading their beauty across the land. But there is an artificial quality lo it: we are not part or nature anymore. And more than j ust the year is running down. As J reach home al night, between the car and house along the drive, J hear the crickets and the katydids raspinc out their one.note songa upon the night, now growing coJd. As the nlghts grow chill and brttUe It seems their song grows shriller, that they are singinc with a sudden urgency. as though they sense upon the wtnd the message that their time ii runninc out. I stand awhile and listen, sharina with them that sadneas t.bat comes with that wordless ~amlna ot the end or all be1inninp. Regret knifes throuch me like a chill wlDd, and I want to cry out a1ainat the price ol time. But lime, llke the seaaon, 1llde1 , away. So much of llvina left, so UW. tlm• to live it. Autumn ·~ our ~ wlth beauty. then wblapera that UM padl 11 short. that fruit must fall • blouoma die eDd even•• mUI& ........ Poor cricket, I WU, _... the d)'lDf leaYel. lilll • • you can. For ,..,_ wfClf'.Uof ••••••••• eolden mollMlllt., ou..w...,..,..., ....... usefulness are the exception: what th researchers have found in general i. that it is seldom clear what J.he benefit. and costs of computing a re ' '"Very few organizations can tell yo what they spend on computing ... Kin says. "They can tell you what the1 system cost to put in and they migh even be able to say what they pa_ pe rsonnel who work directly o computing. .. But what about dollars spent o management time? What about star time in user departments ? What abou s t a ff time because of compute disruptJOns?" Benefits are equally hard to assess he asserts. Even in routine applications they are hard to quantify. but wha a bout more complex "benefits" such a faster access to information throug computers'> ··The r eal question is. 'To wha degree do you need faster access?" Km g says. "llow do you gauge tha benefit?" So hazy 1s benefit assessment that th single most r eliable indicator o computer value the researchers foun is that "people who use them Sa¥ the would rather have them than not · Nevertheless, King poi nts out, "Ever single organization we studied tha adopted computing has increased th rate of growth of its use of computing.·· This growth often 1s part and parce of the "problem dynamic" the UC researchers have found in connectao with computer use Put simply. i seems that computer systems a r ··problem generators"; the decisio made on computer use by management seem invariably lo lead lo a further sen of complications. King describes a typical scenario. "Suppose a system is installed in an organization. Management discovers lt ha s a s hortage o f co mputing capabilities because, say, its cent rm processor is not suffi cient to deal with the load. ·'The solution is a new centra' processor But now, with a lot of excess capacity, an opportunity is created for fur th er comput er u se in th e organization; because or this, though. the system gets input·output bound or storage bound. .. At thls point. management puts its foot down and says ·no more.' But then it has to start denyi ng use and setting priorities. This increases the tendency for computer decentralization as a mea n s of g ett ing around t op management limits. and the process continues." Simple human desires -for power. for image enhancement -often play a crucial role in suc h management problems. Indeed, the very reason most people get computer technology is not because it will help balance ledger sheets or manage offices better. People get it, as King says, "simply because they want it.'' Computers add s tatus, they cr eate an image of modernity. an aur a or technical competence. "Computer use tends to justify itse lf," Kraemer says. "Once implemented , il 's unlikely that a computer system will be cancelled because loo many people have come to depend on it and g0Jn1 bade to the old manual way simply is not acceptable." ORANOaCOAIT YOUTH The deflnltlon· of a toy certainly bu changed over the years. Back when Uncle Len was but a mere tadpole, we used to play I with bicycles, plastic soldiers, I hula hoops, cowboy outfita and otber stu.ff. All the girls had dolls and tea sets and junior makeup kita. But in this day and age, lt seems every last plaything has to be a computer·powered, digital eadget. Whatever happened to a good old ra1 doll, a tJw car and ,model airplanes? . AWd now there is this puztle called-Rubik\s Cube. Uncle Len has tried and tried, but that thing just doesn't seem to have a solution. Of course, there are ways to solve the puule without exactly conforming with the rules. One of Uncle Len's friends, Michael Breslow of Newport Beach, loves to say that he can solve the puzzle in just a few minutes. Michael, however, doesn't follow the instructions Ln one of the many books available that s hows you bow to solve it. Instead, the rascal actually takes the cube aptrt with a pair of pliers and, poof, he pretends to have sol'(ed the puzzle. That's not fair Michael and it's doubtful you'll ever get anyone to trust you in a Rubik's Cube contest. Cheating is not fair and you get an Uncle Len No-No for such a ctivities. On the othe r hand, David James, 12~. of Costa Mesa, gets Uncle Len's first place prize of $S for his "toy" -a Honda SL-70 motorcycle. That certainly is not a common toy. but thanks for the fine drawing. MolJy Oeneher of Newport Beach, a longtime friend of Uncle Len, took second place and $2 this week for her digital calculator toy. Molly must have a lot of fun with numbers. But why didn't you include your numerical age with your picture? You know that's an Uncle Len No-No. Honorable mention goes to Jenny Fuller, f. of Costa Mesa for her Rubik's Cube drawing. , Also than.ks to Matthew James. 10, of Cos ta Mesa for a motorcycle drawing. Since everyone had a great lime with the toy-drawing contest, next week I'd like you to draw one or your other favorite things around home. How about a picture of your favorite pet? Pick only one of your pets if you have, s ay. dogs, c ats. goldfish, hamsters , mice and other creatures all under one roof, Uncle Len. in breaking with a longstanding tradition. will even accept pictures of Toys: A kid's best f:!iends FIRST PLACE WINNER David James of Costa Mesa SECOND PLACE WINNER Molly Deneher of Newport Beach frogs -that's if you really have a frog as a pet. If you don't have any pets, that's okay too. You are allowed to draw the kind of pet you'd like to have someday. So eve ryone should try to dr aw the best animal picture, be it dog, cat or amphibian. Draw your pictures on a piece of white paper 4 inches square with black ink only. Pencil does not reproduce well in the newspaper. Also. if you use felt tip pens, try to get a fine point tip so that your pictures appear sharp and clear. Send your entries to Uncle Len. Daily Pilot. P .O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa , Calif. 92626 so that th ey get t o m y des k b y Wednesday. (Try to m ail them by Monday.) Good luck. Youngsters hank on for fun and learning math "' ,By STEPHEN C. SMITH ._ ..... Ptwa.- NEW HAVEN, Conn. -His eyes widening in amazement. Brett Moore smiled as the bank teller's terminal buzzed, beeped and flashed numbers as he made a "withdrawal" from a savings account. At a nearby table. Johnny Simmons pulled Sl and $S bills from a stack of money on a table and waited for his change as a young girl added up his "food bill" on an adding machine. In the quiet, dignified atmosphere of the Connecticut Savings Bank and nine other financial institutions around the city students rrom New Haven's 'inner-city schools are learning 'math can be fun. •'I like it very much, I like getting involved in the bank," said Brett, a lO·year-old filth grader from Helene Grant 'School. "It's u lf I went to a store. It's the same thing. I like using the addinl macbJne. I also like uslna the money and beinl 1tbe merchant." 4dded Johnny, a cluamate at 1Grant: "I Ute it a lot because I learn a lot ol thln11 about the bank. llatb la my favorit e subject because it'• not that bard." In wbat lpOMOr8 ••'I ii one of the ODIJ Pl"Oll"amt al lt1 kind ln tbe c°'8IU'7, IOIDe 1,000 ltudent.t from 11 · lwr-elQ MllDlll are learnin1 about l>anllla1 and otber IDdullrlel from 10me IO diffe,_ prlnu ••-• mid publl~. Aecrq to Yale Uni....., .......... lM Md ,...,......, wblela eoaeoatrat11 on =:i.·~:ilaaUl lkllla, ........ ~ ..... ..... Pl'of•••~ ..... .. ll.S.ta ba the program s howed a 47 percent gain in achievement scores compared with studenta who did not participate. ·'The improvem ents were concentrated mainly in the area of m athematics, which is most s tressed in the program ," Berndt said. "There was improvement in th ei r ability to do word pr o bl e m s , wh e re the information is given in words and figures, and there also were large gains in computation skills. "I think it also ia important to stress the program baa a demonstrable, alplficanl effect because il is a long·term relationship between the school and a resource," the Yale psychologist said. "It is carried out through personal relationships between people ln the bank and people ln the schools, teachers and bank .personnel who work together to set up a program and adapt it to what the altuaUon requires at the lime." Sammolene Patton, the children'• fifth-1rade teacher, said student• wh o have completed the program are "hlthly motivated as far as math la concerned," and a1ao bave increased laquqe akllla. ''When they talk about money, they lalk about credltint an aeeount, not addln1.'' Mrs. Patton said. '"l'bey talk about debit and know lhJt's the aame u aubtnctlclD. WbeD tbey uae mOMJ they .. tboM term•." Tbe dalMI at UM bank an tauot bJ tbne bant 1mploJMI -Nancy -. HeleD Coaat1 aad Lia V1u1bt -to three sroupe ~ .a. to elOt, ebUdnD eacla. ~ ..._.lrom Gnat loet to u.e ban once ....., three....., for aboat an hour. This week, they learned how supermarket checkers operate adding machines. As one girl punched prices for various groceries, Johnny counted bis money. 'lbe bill came to $6.SS and he handed over $7. With a little coaching from Ms. Vaught, the girl counted back four dimes and a nickel in change. On the teller terminal, the computations were a little more complicated. Ms. Conaty banded Brett a sa vings passbook with $500 in an account and uked him for a S225 withdrawal. He went through the motions smoothly, entering numbers into the terminal and placing the passbook c orrectly in the machine so the new balance c:puld be printed. "It's a pleasure to see this much excitement in children." said Mrs. Ronne. the personnel director. "They love the com puter and these are things the school system can't afford to provide them. And the testing results have made it all worthwhile." When the trip to the bank is over, Mrs. Patton conducts tollow·up lessona durin1 math class•, reviewln1 the skills the students learned and preparinl them for tbe next visit. "I think the major reason for aucceas last year was the teacher went back and worked on much of what we did on this," Mrs. Ronne said. "They allo ran a boolr fair uatn1 the skilla they learned ln the clus. ·• The students, meanwhile, are usln1 their new 1kill1 for more prattkal -and immediate -endea~. Said Bntt: "116 to UM atore a lot now for my mother." Cbimed ln Jolmn1: "!crdo I-and I buy a lot ol IUJD... ' Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 7. 1981 ............ Four unidentified.YO!Jngstera study racing forms instead of textbooks at a New York horse racing track. Recent surveys tndtcate that underage gambling i8 common in states where betting on horses artll lotteries i8 legal for l8-year-0ld.s. Too many chances Teens borrow. and steal to feed their gambling. addiction 1 By SCOTI' KRAFT .. _ .... ,,.. . ...._ NEW YORK -Lady Luck was absent the day a 17-year-old boy skipped school and dropped Sll,000 of borrowed and stolen money at Atlantic C ity 's blackjack tables. But when he went home and tried to kill himself, she showed up. "I was depressed. I was out so much money. I felt my life had no m eaning. So I tried to take an overdose of pills, bu~ I was lucky. I didn't take enough. "I think that's the first bet I was glad I lost." Before he was of legal age, Aaron already was a compulsive gambler. He and two other teen-agers in Gamblers Anony mous say its surveys of several New York a r ea h igh schools indic ate underage students place bets regularly, often with their lunch money. "We are creating a whole new ge ne ration of gamblers. one lareer than ever before," says Monsignor Joseph A. Dunne. executive director or the New York-based council. ·'The more gambling you have. the more likely it is that people who have a problem will be exposed to it. And every compulsive gambler I know started between 11 a nd 14." Gambl i n g g r o up s s a y underage gambling is common in New York, New J e rsey and Pennsylvania -all states where betting on horses and lotteries is legal fo r 18-year-olds. Ne w York City alone has 153 off.track betting parlors. And the casinos in Atlantic City are a few hours' drive away. The people who run s tate lotteries and racetracks across the country say they have no e vide n ce that und e rage gambling is a proble m. School officials say drug and alcohol a buse wo rry them more than underage gambling. And law enforcement oCficials say it is bard to tell if more teen-agers are gambling or whether crimes like burglary and robbery are rising as a result. Aaron and other teens spoke with an As sociate d Press reporter about their gambling problems on the condition that only their first names would be used. In each case. a parent or an official of the Council on Compulsive Gam bling verified their information. Aaron said he was betting on card games in hi s Philadelphia .neig hborhood at 8, putting S30 to $40 on races at the track at 16 and soon became a regular at Atlantic City's casinos. He had money. He said he was making Sl.500 a week buying Gori lla t urns dadd y BROOKFIELD, Ill. CAP> - Samson. a 450-pound gorilla, nad re ason to pound his chest at Brookfield Zoo: He became a father for the rirs t time . Zoo s pok eswo man J oyce Gardella s aid that 180-pound Babs gave birth to the S-pound ba by gorilla recently. "It was a textbook delivery, but the sex of the baby has not yet been determined," said Ms. Gardella . "We believe that Babs. who is 7 years. 3 months old . is the youngest female gorilla in captivity to give birth. It was her first offspring." The 21-year·old Samson is on loan fo'r breeding purposes Crom the Buffalo, N. Y. zoo. Ms. Gardella said that Alpha. the mother of Babs, is expecting in another week or so. Samson is the only male gorilla at the zoo. "Under the arrangement, Babs' baby will belong to the Buffalo Zoo and will be named by it.·· Ms . Gardella said. "Alpha 's baby will be ours." Dog of tlte W eelr ..................... ..._. LOVAllLI · Mr. M~uggJe is a 2l:!r-old terrier mlx. He's very rrtendly with people but n't care much for other dog1. U you'd like to take thia PoOCh home, contfft the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter. M12 La•una Canyon Road. Telephone 497-3552. and selling gold and silver coins a trade he learned from a f amil y fri e nd. Bu t as his gambling ha bit worsened, he said. he began borrowing and writing bad checks to cover his debts. He said it took his big one-day loss and a suicide attempt to convince him that he needed help. He hasn't placed a bet s in ce joinin g Gamblers Anonymous. he said. ··Whether or not teen-age gambling is growing with increased availability. that's a question we don't have the dalll to answer," said Robert Custer, a Ve terans Adminis tration psychiatrist in Washington, D.C .. and c hairman of the Na lion a l Foundation for the S tud y and Treatment of Pathological Gambling. But he says it bas been a problem for years, if an isolated one. Of the first 200 compuJsive gamblers Custer treated, aJI but e ig ht had gambled in legal es t a blishme nts other than casinos before age 18. And he sa ys more parents have come to him to discuss their c hildrens ' gambling problems in the past year than have come in during the past nine years. Whether or not a state has legalized betting in lotteries . casinos or on horses, dogs or jai alai. teen-agers find ways to put their money on the line. Few schools are without their weekly football pools, few communities without a pool hall or pinball arcade and there's always the neighborhood poker game. Lik e m ost adults , most t een -agers c an place small wagers occasionally without becoming compulsive. But there are a few who resort to robbery. burg la r y, pros tituti on o r drug.dealing to pay off debts. Still, a gambling problem is much easier for a youngster to hide than an alcohol or drug problem, Custer said. "These kids generally tend to be high achievers and pretty straight. so the only way anyone notices is if their grades begin to fall ." he added. J effrey joined a Gamblers Anonymous chapte r in New Jersey eight months ago at 17. Now he says he sometimes broods that he c an't be an occasional gambler . "I know if I go back to the casinos, it'd be a nightmare," he says. Las t fall , Doug G ., a 15-year-old from Queens, said be stole nearly $2,500 in coins from a neighbor's closet and broke into four other houses for quick c ash. Today he, too, is In Gamblers Anonymous -and is still paying off his debts. "I went to the track to win money, but after winning it didn't matter," he said. "Even if I lost, it was excitinl . . . like a high." On a recent school day, Monty M.. ts. was encountered at a racetrack near his Floral Park. N . Y .. home . A small . curly·baired boy with braces on his teeth, he was wearln1 a T-shirt carrying the name of a rock group. Monty said he doesn't consider himself a problem gambler. "I juat do ll for fun," he said, addl111 that. be came to the &rack every clay after school aDd was fettlnc hls acbedW. cban1ed "to co make It by piaM t.lme," n p.m.> AMI .1 I I .. I I Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 \ reolumn touches lives Success has come gradually to Pulitzer Prize winner I • • NEW YO~ (AP) -Writer &Uta Goodmaa "At 1Arse0 that-:Jh• newest boo\, 11 well aa a •pent 10 ~ do~ what joum1ll1ta call "1treet pr,vloua collecUon, "Close to Home," "are truly ~reportln1.~' and lbt 1 11 apt today to 1ummon the bookenda to my life and work." reaourca that worked th n for lnlplratlon for her Her frequent objective, 1he 11y1, 11 to 1u11t1t E ' J na\lonally syndicated -and wldely read -t'a ell1ht •htft ln the way people look at 1omethln1. newap,apercolumn. ''Probably the most cont.rovenlal column In ''My IOluUon to nmnlnt on empty," she 11y1, tbe book" Ma Goodman 11y1 "la tht one on men 11l1 to 10 taUl to pt0ple, read, tee a movie." helpln1 at home. l 1ot an unbelievable amount of It WOl'U. because Ellen Goodman wrltea about mall on that, on all aides of the taaue. A lot of men thln11 dall touch MOPlea' Uv•, lncludlnc her own. thoulht I had railed the ante. I wasn't sayln1, "I am rooted al home, In the rhythm1 ol my 'Leave your husband If he doeln't aweep the noor.' amlly Ute, and also exlat ln a publlc world,'' ahe All I wu aaylna waa, 'There ls another way to look aya In an Introduction to ''Sllen Goodman At at lt. • arae," a eollec:tion of 10& col\,\IDDI written in the ''You have to be careful with eomethlnt like lut a~ years. that " aays Ma. Goodman who Uvee near Boston ·'The pieces here with' her dau1hter Katie 0"because when you get abow that," 1he says, (town to values and families, you're really talklnl writln1 further of the about lHues where everyone is an expert - n e w 1 Y Pu b 1 i s h e d actually there are no experts." volume. "They talk ' SATURDAY, NOV. 7th 10 A.M. -6 P.M. SUNDAY, NOV. ·ath NOON-5 P.M. All '80-'81 Ski Clothing & Equipment In the Parking Lot about the people I have known ~ . . u well as the people I have never met . . . Tbey deal with life and death issues in my own home and in the Congress. They discuss matters which are both public and private, argued Jn the bedroom and. the boardroom, the kitchen and the court: love, work , sexuality , chiili'en, war, peace." UFW election upheld SACRAMENTO CAP) -Deaplte a violent incident ln which United Farm Worker supporters rushed a garlic field and threw objects at non-strikers, the state farm labor board has upheld a UFW election victory among the grower's employers. ~-¥& 50 8/o OFF ,:~~E 2500 West Coast Hwy. COODMA.V Well said. Al 40 a Pulitzer-Prize winner, her column for the Boston Globe first syndicated in March 1976 and now run twice-weekly by more than 300 newspapers, it might appear as lf success and celebrity have come rather suddenly to Ms . Goodman. But not to her. "It's been gradual for me." she says, "because it takes time to find a voice. I don't know if that's a conscious process. I think you iJOrt of work out a style that fits what you're trying lo say. But it does take time." ,. She's often skepticaJ but never strident, and lt may be that reasoned, "Ob, come on, now," Incredulity that separates her work from others. "There are some things that make me fume," she concedes, "but it's more of a sense of, 'Can you believe what they're doing?' "I did a column the other day on bow people are using the expressien ·work ethic.· For the rich, It means if you take too much. you discourage work. For the poor, it means you lake money away so they'll work harder. Who are they kiddine?" There's a distinct sense of humor to her writing -"to sustain outrage as a personal characteristic," she says, "would rotten you" - and though her approach is personaJ, it's not confessional. "Why should people listen to me if they don't know anything about m e," s he says. "In journalism, it's important to be accessible. I felt that long before I started writing the column, that somehow you have to bridge that gap between the writer and the reader. In that context. she notes in the introduction to Male birth ratio higJI in MS mo D1S BOSTON CAP> -Mothers with multiple $clerosis are more likely to give birth to sons than to daughters, a study shows. Doctors questioned 179 women with the disease about the sex or children delivered between the outbreak of their illness and lS years afterward. In that period. the women bore 44 boys and 24 girls. The doctors noted that the ratio of male births rises during viral outbreaks and some researchers believe multiple sclerosis. which attacks the central nervous system. is caused by a virus. The doctors found "a statistically significant excess or male" births but added it "could be due to chance." The study at the Institut Nationale de la Sante et de la Recherche Medicate in Villejuif, France, was published in the New England Journal of Medicine. IUY MOW & RECBYE: '81 Tax Deduction HUCH Tax Shelter 100% Deductible IEAUTIFUL. UNUSUAL I 0,000 S..,.. 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Saying the fans deserve a World Seclea baU club. second baseman Bobby Gr(ch signed a three-year contract late Frtctay nit1ht which will keep him in an An1el unllorm through 1~. Angels Executive Vice President Bu&zie Bavasi had said Thursday that the club had hoped to have negotiationa wr~pped up after ,. Friday morning meeting. However, it took just a little bit longer for the two parties to come to terms. Those terms, altht>ugb not announced, rejortedly call for the veteran infielder ' to learn more than S4 million over the ne~t four years. will contribute lo a pennant or two," Grich noted alter aiantna the contract. "Angel fans have been wonderful lo me and they deserve a World Series ball club. "If we all play up lo our potential, we may give it to them In '82," Grieb added. While exact terms of the proposed (22) and slugging percentage and drove package were not disclosed, Grieb will In 61 runs. probably get a four-year. no-trade Grich filed for free agency last week contract calling for just over $1 milllon .though the Angels maintained the right a season -giving the Angels one of the to negotiate with him. highest-paid infields In basebaJI. However, as recently as a week aco, Along with Grich, the Angels have neither side was optimistic that Grieb shortstop Rick Burle~on and first was Teady to sign. In six · hours of baseman Rod Carew. Carew makes meetings on Thursday, the gap closed about $1 million a season aod Burleson. dramaticaJJy. acquired last spring in a deal with the The 32-year-old Grich, a former Long Boston Red Sox, makes in excess of Beach Wilson ffigh star who began hjs $700,000 a season. career with the Baltimore Orioles, Grich has said that he earned his new teamed with Burleson thla season to contract by putting together a season form the most potent double play that matched both bis higher-paid combination for the Angels in more teammates and was the league leaders than a decade. at his positJon. ''We've fell the nucleus for a winning .. I want very much to finish my career with the Angels and bopef ully, I Likewise, Bavasl had this to say after discussions concluded between Grich, his agent. Jerry Kapsteln, director of player personnel Mike Port and himself; "There never was any question of Jetting Grieb ge'-away from us.· We are proud of the w.aY he performed for us in 1981 and look forward lo even greater performances now that be and Rick Burleson have bad a year together around second base." Compiling a .304 batting average, team is here," Bavasi said ... And Grich Bobby Grich Grich led the league in home runs is certainly part of that." --~----------------------------------------------------------~------------------~------------------~ Olllty,...,........, htrtU 0'0-1 Costa Mesa's Onassis Nixon r211 eludes CdM's M ike Molinaro r33 J for a sizeable gain. See Page 82. Edison starts slowly • • • Then finishes fast in 34-3 victory over HU:p,tington By JOHN SEVANO of .. .,.. ............ It may go down as the greatest masquerade in Sunset League history. As a matter of fact, for a little more than 20 minutes Friday night even Coach Bill Workman was wondering who the imposters were in the green and gold Edison High jerseys. The Chargers certainly weren't resembling the No. 1 ranked team in the CIF, nor did they look like a club that had won 30 str aight and two successive Big Five championships. WHAT THE CHARGERS did look like was a team. that had let down emotionally for its encounter wilb Huntington Beach, and a team that was looking ahead to its Big Game with arch-rival Fountain Valley Friday. "FootbaU is an emotional game," admitted Workman, "and if your team is not ready .. " Workman didn'lfinish, but then added: ''We were terrible. We played very poorly." INDEED, DESPITE Edison's 34·3 victory over a gutty Oilers squad <which has now lost 32 straight Sunset League decisions), the Chargers were anything but fluid. The offense sputtered, scoring its first touchdown at 4:40 of the second quarter; the team also acquired more yeUow flags ( 19 or them for 182 yards) than It did first downs (14); and it took a stern lecture by Workman at halftime lo kick the Chargers out of their lethargic state. The Oilers, who had only one yard in total offense at the intermission, still led 3-0 midway through the second quarter lhanb to a booming 46-yard field goal off the foot of Zoran Kac. The Chargers' Theo Langford helped erase that deficit, though, wheJl be culminated an 80-yard, 12 play march with a 3-yard burst over the right side. THE CllAAGEas THEN increased their lead to 14·3 just prior to the half on a Ken Major-to-John O'Callaghan 20 yard pass. FoUowine Workman's lecture the Cbar1ers came out and rolled up 20 more points In the third quarter to finally put the same out of reach. "l really thought the kids played the belt 1ame they've played," said Huntington Beach Coach Gre1 Henry or hia 3-t OUera. "We nre out-manned and br, halftime they (the Cbarcera> bad worn m down. ' "They aot ln front of us 3·0 and aald to themselvet, 'Hey, these guys aren't so toufb,'" praiJed Workman of the Oilers' t.enacity. WHILE WO&&JIAN wu buically upset by bla team'a complacent attitwte. and hls offen.1e's lnablllty to move the ball, be waa pleased with the • play of his defense, which held the Ollers to a minus 13 yards rushing and a total net of 30 yards. The defense alone, however, will not beat Fountain Valley, and Workman conceded it was hard for his team to concentrate on its task at hand Friday night with lhe Barons looming in front of them. "We were lackluster ," he said . "That's the )nly way to explain it. We tried not to, but it's to be expected. "Sure. we got after them a little bil. I think lfiey were a little embarrassed, too, especially 0Hens1vely." WITH SENIOR RUNNING back Dave Geroux on the sidelines for discipUnary reasons. the bulk of the Chargers· attack rested on the legs of Langford and the arm of Major. Langford responded with 88 yards on 16 carries and two touchdowns, while Major They got in front of us. 3-0. and said to themselves. ·hey. these guys aren't so touah.' · -"\:dlton coech 8111 Workmen effectively punctured the Oilers' secondary by completing 13 of 19 passes for 204 yards and one TD. Even the defense got into the scoring parade as Mike Powell picked off an errant Huntington Beach pass and raced 35 yatds to the end zone. Unfortunately. things won't be as easy for the Chargers against the Barons. Just ask Greg Henry, who has seen and lost to both. "When we played Fountain Valley you have to remember that they pla)'ed aJtnost a perfect game against us," said Henry of the Barons' 35·0 win. "If Fountain Valley plays that way again, l.bey can beat them. "IN FACf, IF they can play as well as they · did against us , they can beat Edisqn head-to-bead. But Fountain VaJJey makes mistakes, too." , And, for that reason, Henry ls goin& to 10 with the Chargers. "You have lo like Edisoft in a bll 1am• like • that. (Fountain Valley quarterback Matt> Stevena wilJ be &he key lo that 1ame . . . and l:diaon doee a good Job of preuurtna a quarterback." Henry 1hould kn~w. Hit QB completed onty 5 of 20 aerials ... and that's while &diloa was having an orf nlpl. Therefore, lt'• doub&tul the Cbar1era wbo played in cottume Friday Dllbt at HuntlDltOD Beach Hi&h wtU be UM tame aw-,... wtlo take the lleld ~ Anaheim Stadium Friday nilhl. Football anives at Irvine High Estancia shocked out of first, 22-15 By CRAIG RUSSELL Of .. .,...,,.. SUit It's official-football has come to Irvine. No, UCI hasn't decided to field a team after all these years without one. Irvine ffigh , which bas ne ver bad anythi ng resembling a football team in its four plus years of existence, bas finally made its presence felt in the Sea View League. Friday night at Irvine, the Vaqueros proved they have turned things around with a stunning 22· }5 victory over previously unbeaten Estancia. The win makes Irvine 2-4 in league play, 4-4·1 overall, and for the finl time in history the Vaqueros have a shot at a winning seuon. That's right, a victory next week over archrival University would give Irvine its first winning season ever. Quite an accomplishment for a team that was 0-10 just a year ago, and has never won more than two games in a single season. BUT FRIDAY NIGHT the Vaqueros didn 't look like habitual losers .. Gambling at times and taking advantage of every m istake , I rvi n e thoroughly dominated Estancia, a team that appeared to be waltzing to the Sea View League crown. Instead, the Eagles (7·1·1, 4·1·1) now trail El Toro, a 38·7 victor over University, by a half game. At the outset, it looked as if Estancia would have an easy time of it as the Eagles marched SO yards in eight plays for a touchdown. Jim McCabill passed five yards to Jamie Aiken for the score, and with just four minutes gone in the game, ~tancia led, 7-0. Following an Irvine punt, McCahlll went right to work, coupleting his first five passes of the game, and drove the Eagles to the Vaqueros' 25-yard line. But the drive stalled due lo a clipping penalty, and after M ccahill threw his first incomplete pass of tbe night, I Estancia was forced to punt and the troubles began. THE PUNT traveled only 11 yards. and thanks to a costly pass interference penalty, Irvine was able to drive 71 yards for a touchdown, the last five yards coming on a Jim Gasho to Bretl Schumm pass play. If there was a single play that turned the game around, it occurred on the extra point. The Vaqueros lined up for the kick, but after the snap, Mike Zorn took a handoff on lln end around and passed to Mike Gold, who made a nice diving catch in the end zone, and Irvine had an 8-7 lead, a lead it would never relinquish. Irvine scored on its very next <See IRYINE, Page 84) S uns r ise • to o ccasion; top Lakers INGLEWOOD (AP) -Kyle Macy connected on a 15-foot jump shot with four seconds remaining Friday night, giving the Phoenix Suns a 101 ·99 N ationa1 Bas ketball Association victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers rallied from a 90-78 deficit to finally tie the score at 99-all on a three-point field goal by Earvin "Magic" Johnson with 17 seconds remaining. The Suns had led almost the entire second ball after trailing 45·43 at lbe intermission. Macy, who made all six of his field goaJ attempts in the third period, including a pair of three-point shots, oonnected from the foul line over Los Angeles guard Norm Nlxoo for the game-winning points. After Macy connected, the Lakers called a Umeout. But Loe Angeles never got a shot olf as two attempt inbound paaats were knocked out of bounds by the Suns and a third waa intercepted by Phoenix forward Ahlo Scott. Macy led the Suu with at point.a. 22 or tbem in the ~ half.l>ennia Jobnaon and Truck Roblnloo added 11 and 11 IJOlDtl, E..a,, for ftomla, wtl6le ==-'..,... ... -----~ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7. 1981 Jeranko a QB again, this time at Idaho FLAGSTAFF, Arla. -In 1m •• Da.e Jetanko Ht a achool record at e • Oran1e Coaat Collea• when he 9 paaaed 279 times ln a aeuoo. That year he completed 126, five for touchdowvs. He's still No. ' on OCC'a all-time paHlnl liit. . I But for Lhe past two years, Jeranko has quietly gone about his business as a defensive back for the University of Idaho -until tonight, that la! Pressed into service by Injuries to the Vandals' No. 1 and No. 2 quarterbacks, Idaho is expected to start Jeranko, a .former Estancia High sta ndout , at quarterback here against Northern Arizona. A rib injury to regular Jeranko quarterback Ken Hobart has forced Coach Jerry Davitch to turn to Jeranko fQ.r tonight's game on the Northern Arizona c;tmpus. OCC was 8·2 when Jeranko was a freshman. playing"backup to Dave MoUica. He moved into the starting position when he was a sophomore, but the Pirates struggled to a 2·8 season. Still, Jeranko had enough time to throw the ball a record 279 times. That season, the Bucs saved face by upsetting Fullerton, 24·23 . While Jeranko has been thrust into the limelight, he won't be the only former area star on the field tonight -Northern Arizona boasts former Fountain Valley star Kevin Margerum J eranko has a chance to make the most of his assignment -the Vandals have dropped four stfaignt Big Sky Conference games. Quote of the day "I didn't pick Georgia. I flipped a coin and Georgia won." -All-American running back Herschel Walker, when asked how he decided on his school. Ex-Hornet to start against Rams Former Fullerton College m quarterback Dave WUsoo has drawn c. • the starting assignment for the New Orleans Saints Sunday when they meet the Rams at Anaheim Stadium. Wilson will replace regular starter Archie Muaiag, who is still hurling Crom a pulled stomach muscle - suffered last week when Atlanta linebacker Joel Wllllams blindsided him. Wilson is a Katella High graduate . . . . The Rams, meanwhile, announced they have sjgned free agent Pltll McKLanely, an offensive tackle who previously bas been with the Atlanta Falcons. McKinnely, who played at UCLA, will take the spot on the Rams' roster vacated by injured quarterback Jeff Ratledge. Veteran RueMll sparka Knick• v-.r~c •• ,, ...... ~t*S• m po'nll to lead t.ht Ntw York Kolcu to a 10.·95 victory over the Dallu Mavertctu Friday nllbt to hllhll1bt N atlonal Buketball Auoelatloo acUoa. RutHll 1cor9d el1bt point.a ln lbt ftnt quarter to belp •take lbe Knlcu to a 30·27 lead . . . In other tames, Larry Bird 1cored U Ol b.11 tame·Mab 28 pointl ln the third quarter wbea Bolton broke open a U1ht 11m• en route to. a lll·SN wfQ over Indiana. Bolton led 52-48 at haUUme, but out.scored t.be Pacert, H ·lt in the thlrd quarter . . . Pldl Ford sank thret tree throwt In the final 3* aeconda to preserve Kana .. City's 90·86 verdict over Houston . . • Alcky BoMn acdt-ed a 1ame·high 22 p01$ • Ru11etl and aeute 1'lleu added Zl to lead Chlcaco to a 114·19 victory over San Dieeo. The Bulla led nearly the entire same, using an earty 18·2 ourt to take a commandin1 37·17 lead . . . &lck Mat.on acored 19 Points, lncludlng two free throws with six aecooda left to give Washington an 86·82 victory over Detroit Daa aoudfleld scored 28 polnll aa Atlanta dumped Philadelphia Crom the undefeated ranks with a 106·99 declaioo. Roundfield also pulled <fown 12 rebounds . . . AJex Eacli.lb scored six or bis 24 poinll ln the ~losing minutes to lead Denver to a 10$-105 victory over SeatUe . . . •1chl ~.,_ poured in 30 points and grabbed 13 rebouncb as Portland remained the NBA's only unbeaten team with a 119-109 conquest or Utah. Winnipeg wins in last minute Defense man Dave Babycb'a Ei1 power-play goaJ with S3 seconds left ~ sparked the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-3 win over the Chicago Black Hawks Friday ni~ht in Nation&! Hockey League activity. The victory was the third in a row for the Jets, lifted them into sole possession of second place ln the Norris Division, while tbe Black Hawlts' eight-game unbeaten strlo1 waa aoapped. Babych's goal came while Chicago's Gre• F•• was in the penalty box . . . llerUa llalliMnrakl'• breakaway goal at 6:08 or the third period earned Colorado a 4·4 deadioclc-with Toronto-. Colorado led 3·1 ent,rlng the rlnal period but the Maple Leafs rallied to take the lead oo goala by John Anderson,. Laule Boeellmaa and Darryl Sltt1er . . . Colorado owner Peter GUbert said Friday the transfer of the Rockies to New J ersey Is "one of four or five options" he is exploring. ' John Henry draws fifth post position John Henry, thoroughbred Ill racing's richest runner ever, will start Crom the fifth post position in Sunday's OaJc Tree Invitational oo the turf at Santa Anita. John Henry, to be ridden by BW Shoemaker, will carry 126 pounds for the 1 ~-mile event ... A federal agent said under cross examination Friday there was corroboration for only one of many telephone. ca lls made in an alleged conspiracy to manipulate the scores of six Boston College basketball games during the 1978-79 seuon. The agent, Edmundo Gaevara, said there wu .. no documentary proof, no evidence," that the defendants in the trial bad participated ln calla to let betters who knew about the manipulation beat the bookmakers' spread on the games. ·UCLA meets first of big three Bruins need sweep, beginning today with Washington By EDZJNTEL ·°'ro~"G~ES -The UCLA Bruins will tackle the first third of their three-part challenge In an attempt to gain a berth to the Rose Bowl , as they host Washington today at the Coliseum. Kickoff is at 1: 30. and Washington Stale, knowing one loss will ehminate them from Rose Bowl consideration and two might keep them from being invited to another bowl. team in the Rose Bowl hunt is Wa shington State (3·1·1, 6·l ·U . For Washington, ranked 16th nationally, this was supposed to be a rebuilding year . But head coach Don James says that the Huskies were, nevertheless, thlnking..coorerence championshflS' from day one. UCLA (3·1·1 in the Pac-10, 15·2·1 overall) must sweep its final three conference games to receive a Rose Bowl invitaUon, J>rovided Washington State loses ,once more. After today, the Bruins will face Arizona Slate and then USC. Should the Bruins win two or their remaining games, they should be able to count on another bowl berth. Win one or lose them all and probably will have UCLA the holidays orr. Wash.lngton (4·1, 7·1) is in a comparable situation. After UCLA, the Huskies host USC UCLA Coach Terry Donahue likens this season to last, when On radio today KMPC (710) at 1:30 the Bruins were 6·2 at this point. "We're only a half-game orr and in conference we're actually a hair-game 8head. That's not so bad." But the difference is that the toughest part or the 1980 schedule was behind the Bruins al that stage or the season, and the toughest part of 1981 lies directly ahead. USC is 3·1 in the Pac-10, 7-1 overaJl and Arizona Slate is 4·1 and 6·1. The fifth USC , Allen face Cal Trojan closing in on 2,000 yards BERKELEY <AP> -The California Bears' orrense .i.:._ejoiced last Saturday over its rilahing success which included 113 yards from sophomore Carl Montogomery. If Cal could hold Southern California tailback Marcus Allen lo anything like 113 yards in today's Pacific-lo game, it wouJd create cause for rejoicing by the Bears• defense. It also could trigger an upset or the nationally tbird·raoked Trojans, 7·1 ror alJ gamu and 3·1 In the conrerence. AlJen ls college football's leading rusher, averaging 215 1arda per game. He is comin1 olf a 289-yard performance aaainst Wublqton State and ••ys, ''I know I'm 1ettiq cloH to the Z,000.yard mark and lbat it'• sometJUnc to ahoot for.'' With 1,725 yardl tbrou1h etcbt. ••mea, he ll uo yar•• ei1bt J•mea. be la uo 18"1t tllort tbe Pae·IO record Mt ..,. U8C'1 Rlckl Ikon la llTI. wWl&I DI ol IM= ..... r-"'~:t~ ,. ·~· Ii,..~;. ..... ,, ..... .,...,.All& ~··· ............ OD lbe Rose Bowl. Becaus~ or their loss to Arizona last month, one more loss could mean no Jan. 1 game In Pasadena. Coach John Robinson notes that Cal demands respect because of a 14·13 victory over Arizona in September. The Bears were 1-6, however, and their "Run & Shoot" offense On radio today KABC (790) at 1 ·•I think our expectations rise as we hit the meal of the schedule," James said. "But we always feel we're going to be in the conference race.'· Washington, the Rose Bowl representative last year. has played only one team with more than tbfee wins in 1981. That was Arizona State, which rolled to a 26·7 victory over the Huskies. Tailback Ron Johnson, who has gained 440 yards on 113 carries, is Washington's leading rusher. Quarterback Steve Pelleur, who Donahue notes bu made great improvement this season, has completed 86 of 173 passes for 949 yards and eight touchdowns. · UCLA's top ground-gainer is Kevin Nelson, who has picked up 606 yards on 105 carries. Nelson missed the Bruins' victory over Oregon lul week because or a sprained ankle, but ls expected to start against the Huskies today. Quarterback Tom Ramsey bas completed 92 or 148 passes for 1,201 yards and 10 touchdowns. But the Bruins may be without one or their top receivers, Cormac Carney, who Is listed as doubtful because of a sprained ankle. ''Every game right now is a conference ellminatlon game and a conference Utle game for us ," Donahue said. "It's a tremendous challenge for our team." Despite Waahington'a national rantina and better record, the Bruins are tavored by a touchdown over the Huskies. WbUe acknowled1ln1 that Waa1Ua1ton baan't played a 1troa1 ldledule, Donabue tau made lt clear he comlden UM Ha1klel a 1tnm1 opponent. ''They're tDI best team "'U f He .U year la tla• kleldn• r.•e,•• •• ••I•. "Tbey'Yi •••ll•d fl•• , •• ti ••• nc.,.._al ..... ,~. TMJ'" alto IDt tbl No. l d9hillve tum la tM coater•••• <No. • .... ...,, ................. ... , a.,..... . ...., ...... ._.., .............. Co1ta Mem quarterback Steve Anderson eludes tM grCl!p oj Corona del Mar's Scott F'Lemer . Sea Kings rally, 27-1-4 Woods leads CdM after Mesa jumps to a 14-0 lead By HOWAJlDL. BANDY ..... DM!y ......... They started like there would be no tomorrow with a palr of screen passes that connected 1or touchdowns -but then the injury jinx caught up with them and the rest or the night was a succession or troubles. · The troubles cam e in the Corm or a rejuvenated Corona del Mar offense and numerous penalUes, some at key times to halt offensive thrusts and when it was all over, Corona del Mar had posted a 27.14 Sea View League football victory over Costa Mesa's Mustangs. Costa Mesa connected on a pair or screen passes from Steve Anderson to Onassis Nixon, the first for 74 yards., and the Mustangs appeared headed for an upset with a 14-0 lead. BUT THAT WAS all they wrote as the Sea Kings took charge or the scorioc for the next three periods while boldinC the lluatanp at bay. ••Certainly l wu worried when they went In front, 14-0," CdM Coach Dick r,torris said. ··I'm getUng an ulcer aod what for? "J should be surfing every day like a normal person. And you can quote me. "When they got ahead, our kids didn't give up and they came back like we thought they would. "Eric (Woods > ls an excellent quarterback and he was a welcome surprise at start or the year but he's setUed down and doing real well for us all the time now. "We·re happy with a wan and now we're pointing toward a CIF playoff berth." WOODS, THE CdM quarterback, connected on 6 or 9, Including a pair of touchdowns. He had two intercepted and another dropped while picking up 138 yards through the air. Anderson connected on 16-of-26 with one interception totaling 211 yards through the air. Co-coach Jim Hagey or Costa Mesa was happy with the start the Mustangs generated but Intimated he knew it would be a long night because or a large number or Injuries to his squad. "We just ran out of kids out there," Hagey said. "We're very hurt and even though Mike NFL standings Anderson came back tonight, we still have a large number or players out. But so does Corona. "We feel like we can move the ball on anybody and we have some Cine football players. We've certainly gotten all the mileage we can out or Onassis Nixon. I thank he's played every position on the team at one lime or another this season. And Keith McKibben is one or the best, if not th,e best, football players on our team, but he's playing hurt." The Mustangs put the first score on the board on the third scrimmage play or the game as Anderson hit Nixon on a short screen pass and fle carried the ball the remaining 74 yards to pay dirt. Then the Must.angs stunned CdM folJowed by repeatmg the same play with the same cast early in the second quarter, this time from 16 yards out. Anderson hit Brian Head for a two-point conversion and it was 14·0. That was as Car as the Mustangs could go on the -coreboard, however. CdM CAME ROARING back on the next scrimmage play after the ensuing kickoff with Woods hitting Joe Lara down the sidelines on a play that went 76 yards and it was 14 -7 with Pete Johanson's conversion kick. Other Sea King scores came on a 27-yard n1n by Bill Bright with 2: 12 len in the hall to tie the score at intermission. The go.ahead score came on an 11-yard pass Crom Woods to Hank Goebel and the final tally was a 9-y ard run by Jeff Case. Marina, Ocean View clash Marina High's Vikings risk their No. 2 Orange County a nd No. 4 CIF Bag Five Conference raruting, not to mention a 2·1 Sunset League record in footbaJI, as they duel Ocean View tonight at Westminster High, beginning at 7:30. The Vikings, 7·1 overall, are paced by veer quarterback Ken Laszlo, while Ocean View, on a two-game skid arter losing quarterback John Heinle to an injury. is 3.5 overall. ************* : JOHNSON & SON ! .. . NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division AMERICAN CONFERENCE : Presents . . . : W L T PF PA Pct. 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The Dons are 5·1 overall and are 2·0 1n conference play. addleback brings a 3-0 record i.rlto the contest. The Gauchos ave either won or shared the 1ssion Conference title the past ' lghl years. Al Mt. San Antonio, Coach ·n ick Tucker's Pirates can improve their conference mark < 2-1 with a victory. but they'll • ave to stop a Mountie team hich just missed pulhng off the upset or the year against Fullerton last week ...., ......... _,,a-tlll~ ~1ss1on \'1e10 lhgh·s Jeff Holmes 121 1 eludes Artists Evan Chalmers ' 19 1 and Evan Yeisley. Mission Viejo routs Artists,.J6-0 1>' ED ZINTEL o1 .. ...., .......... Durtn1 hal.ftime leetlvlUes ol La1una Beach High'• Homecoming game Friday nJght aaalnst Mlsalon Viejo, a hellcopt,er swooped down lo the Cield, landed on the 50-yard Une. and a young man dreued ln a tuxedo exiled the door with an envelope which had In lt t.he name of the to-be-crowned queen. It was a grand sight. really classy and uplifting. Unfortunately, the home team I ailed to get the same kind of lift as the Artists were bombed by a bigger, stronger bunch lrom Mission Viejo, 36-0. THE LOSS DROPP ED Laguna Beach to 2-2 In South Coast League ~clion, setting up next week's final game against Laguna Hills with a CI F playoff berth on the line. Mission Viejo, now 3·0·1 in league play, is in the playofJs and tied with Capistrano VaJley ror the lead. And the Diablos looked every bit as good Friday as their No. 10 ranking in Orange County would indicate. By t~ldnl advanta1e or aupet~ field adv1nta1e the enUr evenlna, particularly in the I half, Mlsaion Viejo uaed lta al to overpower the Artiste 10 band them their 1econd 1tr1t1~ lopsided 1011. Lut week Laguna Beach lost to Caplttr Valley, '2·13 Asked which team, Mlsal Viejo or Capo Valley, waa better. Laguna Beach hea coach Walt Hamera Juat shoo his head and aald: "Rate 'e - even. They're both darn 1ood." Hamers said he thought h1 team could attack Mi11lon Vlej up the middJe, but that tur out lo be an lU thought. THE DIABLOS LJMJTED th' Artists to just 16 yards in tbt nut hair, all on the ground and sac ked quarterback Evap Chalmers four Umes for losae, totaling 18 yards. It wasn 't until midway through the fourth quarter that Laguna Beach completed i.ta first pass and by that time. it was 36-a The key to this one was Mission Viejo's field position. :Baro.ns' Emery makes some noise again In the first half. the Diabtol started drives at their own ~ and Laguna Beach's 22. 47, 29, 15, 45 and 19. It was a minor miracle then that the Artists trailed just 22-0 al the half. Running back romps for five touchdowns, 211 yards in 33-10 victory over Westminster Mission Viejo scored early iD the game after recovering a fumble at theLaguna Beach 22. Charlie Brown scored from four yards out. By ROGER CARLSON Of .. D•ty l'l ... SUit No one's ever going to forget you Willie Gittens -not at .Fountain Valley High -but there's someone serving fair ,warning that he belongs in the i:lass of a CIF Player of the .Year, too. .,. Rod Emery displayed those a haracteristics again Friday .,9ight as he led his Fountain Valley Barons teammates to a 33-10 Sunset League victory at t Westminster High, setting up next week 's collision with ~tdison. · As has been the custom of lhe past. the Barons had some , ~rouble handling their foe with ;Edison looming a week later -... holding a shaky 12-10 halftime margin. But when the s moke had cleared and Emery had finished _punishtng the Lions' defense, the Barons' star had rambled for five touchdowns, run for 211 yards on 28 carries and was the <'a tal yst of a completely dominating sec·ond half . In reaJitv. the Lions of Coach Barry Waters did a decent job against Fountain Valley. with the exC'eption of containing Emery "Isn't that the truth," com rriented Waters. "He's really something." Emery raced for touchdowns or 13.' 29, 46 and 32 yards, in addition to punching one l.n from a yard out. His most briUiant c- efCort of lhe ev~ning, however, didn 't count as a penally nullified what would t)ave been a 71-yard touchdown run on ~ draw play. Emery sirhply outmaneuvered and outraced every defensive player on the field, but once again, for the third time this season, an infraction erased perfection. He got another chance when Greg Victorino recovered a fumble and he skipped through the Westmins ter defense for 13 yards to put the Barons on top, 6·0. Later he rambled 29 yards, leaving two defenders flat on their fac es to offset Westminster's Herbie Campbell (58-yard scoring run) and Ray Berg (41-yard field goal) and provide the Barons their two-point halftime margin. That wa s the end o f Westminster's hopes. however, as the defense , keyed by linebackers Dean Roberts and Victorino, along with Mark Chrisco and Chip Dickerson, among others. stopped the Lions in their tracks in the second half. Four straight possessions netted a minus of nine yards for Westminster as the Lions failed to earn a single first down, and by the time they did in the waning moments of the fourth quarter, it was over, Emery had run for three more touchdowns a one-man show for Saddleback : , t~ I ··}le intercepts three passes in leading 20-10 win over Newport r By JACK MINTER Of 1M o.i1, l'llel Stall Saddleback High remained in • -contention ror a ClF berth as ' . it ran past Sea View League foe Newport Harbor, 20-10, an Friday night £ootball action at Davidson Field. Coach Jerr y W1lte 's Roadrunners now to have a 4·2 league record to stay in the post-season hunt. , Saddleback ·s Rod Pesak supplied Newport with much misery as he intercepted three passes, one for an 80-yard iouchdown return. to disable the Sailors. 11 is spectacular return came with just 2· 13 left in the first half of action as he grabbed the ball as it sailed in and out ·of the hands of the Newport receiver. P esak darlfd through the Newport offmse·turned defense to the end zone to put all the points necessary on the board to defeat the Sailors. Saddleback took an early lead as at drove straight downfield after the game·opening kickoff to put the Cirst p(nnts on the board. With 6:43 showing on the clock , running back ~evin Bradley scored on a six-yard pitc h-out. Bradley broke one tackle to slip into the end zone. Place-kicker Aaron Simmons put has PAT kick on the board as the Roadrunners took a 7-0 lead. Newport countered on the ensuing possession as it marched 72 yards to even the score . With the help of three Saddleback offsides penalties and one personal rout against the visitors. Selby marched the Sailors downfield and found his favorite receiver and new school record holder, Rob Berry. in the end zone for a 28-yard scoring strike. for 68 yards and Bill Brown three times for 34 yards Newport tuad 10 of its 17 first downs through the air. Newport's defense was fired up at the start of the second half. Berry intercepted the Roadrunners· Danny Armstrong in Saddleback's first possession of the third quarter and Newport's Tom Lucas picked up two SaddJebaek fumbles in the second haJf. Berry's interception led to a 63-yard march by lbe Sailors that saw Bud Coberly con1Ject on a 33-yard field goaJ with four minutes remaining in the third quarter. The Sailors had come as close to victory as they couJd. and the Barons were breezing. "We made a couple of defensive adjustments at halftime," explained Fountain Valley Coach Mike Milner. "We weren 't really playing good football in the first half. but Westminster was doing a good job." • The only worries the Barons had m the second half came early in the fourth period when the 170-pound Emery s lipped and went down for a four-yard loss. He wasn't getting up -and when he did he left for the sidelines. But it was only a cramp. nothing serious. Emery didn't return to the Fountain VaJley backtield on the next series right away, but he was in the backfield on second down -for about six seconds - time enough for his 46-yard boll, s howing speed, then uncanny stopping ability at the five-yard line to allow a pursuer to overshoot his mark and coasting the final portion. A remarkable performance? Milner considered it only on a par with the Lakewood and Ocean View outings -when Emery scored four touchdowns. Emery now has 23 touchdowns. 17 of those coming in the last five games. The Barons are now 3·1 in league, 7-2 overall. Westminster is 1·3, 5-4. While the Barons' tailback was sensational, to say the least, the Fountain Valley defense aJso turned in an admirable effort in the second half, holding Campbell to 41 yards in the final two periods (142 on 26 carries in all). "Our field position really hurt us in the second half." said Waters. Another Laguna mistake. this time an interception. resuJted iD -a 15-yard drive by the Diablos' John Carroll bolting over Crom the four early in the secon~ quarter for the score. MISSION VIEJO F INALLY moved the ball a considerable distance, 4S yards, late in tht half as Kevin Beres took the ball over from one yard out. Then the helicopter came an4 left and for Laguna fans, thf thrill was gone. • "The main problem was that we just couldn't throw the balJ,'' said Hamera. "And then w+ gave them the ball three times in the £irst half and you jusl can 'l do that against a big, goo4 team like Mission. "I thought we played a eoo4 third quarter or football but will the mistakes we made, it wu like hilling yourself with a hammer. I was pleased with the defense . that's about all though." HAMERA SAID THAT though this game was meaningless as far as qualifying for the playoffs. he was hoping his team could give a good showing. Mission Viejo denied that in the second half, however, as John Madigan booted a 31-yard field goal and quarterback Klaus Leitenbauer threw a 64 ·yard touchdown strike to ·Carroll. Beres added his second touchdown run Crom five yards out to.seal it. Mission Viejo dominated the line of scrimmage with mammoths Steve Winterfield (6·1, 193) and Chris Gahagan (6-3, 230) leading the charges on defense. :Lag u11a runners breeze • The Laguna Beach High ~ women's cross c:ountry squad, • 5-0 in dual meets. took care of 'the South Coas t L eague ._ champ1onshjp as well Friday at • Niguel Regional Park in Laguna 119:31 1 nailed down second and third place. In the men·s competition, San Clemente High's Bretl Clifford \\On the race, but Mission Viejo s wept the next four finishes en route to the league title. Berry added to his school record with 8 catches for 148 yards, giving him 50 receptions and 735 yards for the season Can average of 14.7 yards per catch>. '"I'd like to have a few Rob Berrys,'' Newport Coach Hank Cochrane confessed, "I felt our pass protection was very good tonight and our defense kicked in following that opening drive." College football OUTSTANDING VALUES! ; Niguel. ~ Linda Booth (18 :59> finished • first , Ma rjorie Snyder took fl. fourth (19 :47 1 and Carol Card io. < 29 : 511 finished fifth as the « Artists wrapped up the title. : Dana HiJls was second in the )I team scoring as Laurie Hagen ii ( 19 : 17 ) and Maureen Quinn Clifford clocked 15· 56 over the three-mile, hilly course to help the Trltons finish third in the cha mpionships. but Mission V1ejo's Chns Dion ( 16:04), Bill Christie 06:041. Jerr Gurule 116 :05 1 and Bruce Edwards 116: 10 > sealed the league title ror the Diablos. The pass protection helped Selby t-0 post a most impressive night through the air, sans the three interceptions by Pesak, as he hit 18 of his 36 passes for 263 yards. Besides Berry, Selby found time to hit Gil Ward for 5 passes ~ r-~~~~~~~~--.·---~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-... « ii • • j. ... 4111 ~::::.~~~~~~~~......, __ .,.. ____ ,_...~----~ : ............... ~ ~ • ;c • ~ ... .-. .. : 1981 3201's ! . EXCELLENT SELECTION ! REMAINING-CALL NOW! ti • LIASIOllUY! ., lnNewpot18eedt • ·Roy Carver BMW 1540 J41190llD RD •• NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT KACH, CA. 92660 714·..0·~ , TOCS.Y'• coll-loottlell K-1·· wan WHlllngloft ,,.._UCLA ti Coliseum (1:JOI USC et Ctlll«nla Nev-(l.M v..-1 al Fr-St. llolM St. M Ctl Stale FUlltrtOft 11 p.m.l Wyoml111 at Sen Olevo St., /1 Oreoon at WHlllllGIOft St. Stanford ti Or9QClll St Ul•ll St. n Len9 •••<" SI •I AMhelm Sltdl1tm 17·JIOI AIU .. PacHlc et Sonomt 51 SI. Mary's al c.11..,,,,.ren c1are'"°"'·Mudd 111 La ver ... R9dltfldt at WNttlef Pueet 5-llno ti C.I Poly (Pomona) Ctl SI ... Northr\09e 1tt Ster-lo St O<cldental at ,.__Piiar St11ta Clara ti Saft Frtft<IKO St. H11mbolcll 5I. •I Ctl Stal• Hayw ... d Chico St. .. UC O.v1s •oc:ic1•$ Sen J-SL al Arlzont St., n 111111-lal~ a YU at Co6orNt St. Utalt ti New MHICO SOUntWHT Baylor .. Al'll-s, n THHtl.._.,,,11 Natw ..... al OlllallOmt St '"'• .. SMU Hawaii alTtNl·EI p- TCU •l Teaat Tedi Ntw Malllco St ... Tll4 .. , n lndl-St. .. '#HI TU.IS St. Lamar .. Al'll-SI. MIDWHT 111 lnols al Mlelllteft Oltle St ... Ml-•· MlchltM SI ... NortlowHltm p.,,..,. .. 1_ WIKontln at ll'tdlana Oklallorna ti KtnMI SI Georvl• Teel\ al Notre D•,,,. Drake al~" llllnols Bo•llnv o.-•I 8•11 st. 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FltleMlll'O'ld Nn. 1, U, :t1, 11, 1"1 HOl•ll _,,,. .... , I "111\lllOll ltOtE•T l:Altl..E l!>CaCUTIVI! .Thlt -..-1 -Ill• wlltl u. Sl!Allat, 3010 lklllMlt Glft1W Othe., c ... ftlY C~k of Ortlll' COVllty Oft Sull• 2'5, lrvlM, Cal~t211S October IS 1"1 lt*'1 Wiii-s..kfl 111111 9eU ' P17Dll "'°''"· • P"""r'INP· ,. SWiii .. ., 1'111111-~ C.0011 Delly ,., .... "!f!!..°!?OUSIT•TMl•!_.l~N·Tll itt'Oftl, 9otll0e ltlenel. CallfonN 91162 O<t. 17. 2A II Hool. 1 1•1 4J~I. ft-~ -Thlt -IMtt It '°"°"c-lly It ' • ' ' Tll• tollowlllO P•rtOft It dOlllO OtM••l ... 11Nr1'11P IMl•l•!·L~boNs IN$TEAO, 11UJ Spekll 119"rt w. Spelchll•H MIC ma ._ .. ,, o.ntlft Grew, CA. ftMl Tiiis stotement w• tllecl wltJI U. M..-rJ Gloria""" ---w. 111" 9owln, c-ty c.-"' Or-<:AMlftty ... OCt. JllCTITIOUI •ut•M•IS flM:'TITIOUI MIMNC• NAM9 ITATaMelfT Tiie foll•wl111 ,.,..,. It 1101111 ...,.,_ .. : IOHRT ltAHOE INTa•Jllll ... , It ..... 1 y .......... '"""'· c.tltwftlo ft71A M.O, "llW'' WWI, It eott Velo U.., lrvlM,c.ttforllleftJM TMtlMl,,...lt~-YM lftdlvltlWI M.O. Stlw'I Tlllt _......,. -,.._, wl111 Ille C-1., C"'1I of Or ..... c->IY.,. OCL 2', 1 .. 1 Jl1'449 Pvlltltlltcl ~ CNt1 Dolly "'-Oct.,,, Nov. 1, , .. , fl, "" ...... I PICTITIOUS aUllMUI MAM& ITAT9MlllfT Tiie fof-1111 11trto11s .,e dol"9 IMl•l,..NM: VIA 9ELLA INT'L., U61 ~ Or •• 114, SMta ""'· CA. '2107 Oovkl TIIOnW ~. 1161 MMe Or., • , ,., """ ..... CA. '21V7 Sll\lla ... trlJ Sal'lford, 1161 - Or., • 114, Solnle A,.., CA. '2107 Tlllt -l""s Is ~ad lly '" lndMd\ltl, OovlCI T SMford Tllh ............. wet filed wlltl Ille C-IY CMrll o4 <K•lll' Caunty °" Oct-S, 1"1 ""*' P\11111 ..... Or-Coal! Doll' Piiot, 0c1. n , --1. "· 21. "'' Otrdel'I o..-, CA. ftMl 2' 1"1 MA.Mil IT ATeMeMT 1..Jtvl~~Mtt It condllCHd lly •n ' Jll1... fht follOWlf'O persoftt •re dOlftO PICTITIOUS 8Ullle•ll oior1tAM~W PullllUWcl Or ..... c-t Dall' ....... ""''"'"'" MAM&ITAT•MIMT Tiils ~· ... fllM•wllll "" ,Oct. 31, -.1, ''· 21, 1 .. 1 •1»41. J 0 H N $ I! y M 0 u It & Tll• l•ll•wl110 ....... la ...... C...,.IY ClartL of Or•lll' COlll'IY Oft AS$0CIATES. llEALTOltS, IJIUSoolttl -IMtt•: Qd.oOe 22.1"1 _rllUC Jl9J'G E11<lld A_,.,,. ... m,CA. ,_, OlllECTIOHAt. GRAPtOCS, 11171 L • -Pl1•J --Seymour •Miil' lltOltttr, ISi• lfttarprtao i...., _..,...., .._,., Pul>ll.,,.., Or.,.. Coo1I Dall' Piiot. JllCTITIOUI 8UllN•ll South l!llClkl A-. Allehelm, CA. C.llfomla,,,... OU. u, al MCI-. 7.14, 1"1 NAM• ITATIMaMT '*2 Tllomos Rey 0111 .. wolet. 20J71 462>4 The tollow1111 PttlOfta .,. dolllO Thh -ll'IH\ I• CONllKtecl llY • ll•WllWOOll y,., w .... u ...... llotd\. WBC heavyweight champion Larry Holmes hits the deck ofter being hit by Renaldo Snipes . 1-------------llUslMUM: <MPOrOlloft. Coll.., ....... JERONIMO PLAZA, 2111 Soft =...5:""-Tlllt ~,..., la <Oftduc1ecl llY .. Jotq11I" Hlllt lloed, Newport .. tell, ~ ANll'f llegl.Ur lndlvld.,.. T,lt, Giii_.._ -~tTIOUS9VltttaM-Cell~!j!!1~c~ JOllti:° 6211 aueh Tiiis tfll-1 -fOeci wlih IN Tiiis _.......,.we filed wltll Ille • M ... ITAT9MaMT lo\llevord, 1..-Perk, C.lllorfll• Couftly Cler1l of Ora1199 C:O....ly Oft COllftl' CMrll of 0,..,... C~y Oft Tllo tollewl11t porse" It dolftt ... ,. OClol>er 21.1"1 Oct.-rt.1'11 IDull,..u•: Wllll•m J. Murphy , tOtt Jll1IHI PlnlM lel ACTION PllOOUCTIONS & WHlllllQlOl'I IO<ltnerd, Culwer Clt\t, Pulltlwct Or ..... c.Mt Delly Piiot. Jl11bll1Nd Or.,.. Coost Dolly l'llol. Snipes-decks-Holmes PllOMOTIOHS; lll) 9ALLOONS 011 C.llfornl•.cmG OCI. 2•. 31, end Nov. 7, 14, '"' 4'~l OCI. JI. NoY. 7, 14, 21, 1"1 47-..i. 9UST; Ccl ALOtfA ~lllT CO., 400 Tlllt l>wl,..u It cel'l<luclod Ill' , Mtl11 SI., ....... CA '2t61 ..,..,., -" .. lfllp. Curt It All91'1, 61t IE ll•Y A..... P:ltoec,,_ ._ ....C 1111£( But champion fights back to win by TKO i.n the 11th round PITTSBURGH CAP> - Renaldo Snipes said his fight against Larry Holmes wouJd be history repeating it.self, then the challenger almost made it happen Friday night. Thirty ye ars ago i n Pittsburgh, Jersey Joe Walcott, a 6 ·1 underdog, won the heavyweight title with a one-punch knockout of Ezzard Charles in the seventh r ound. Friday night at the Ci vic Arena, Snipes caught Holmes rlu s h on t h e jaw with an overhand ·right in the seventh round. As the crowd of 14,103 roared, Holmes crashed to the can vas on bis side. From Page 81 H o lmes got up quickly , then wobbled back to a neutral corner . But the World Boxing Council champion kept his poise, got through the round and then stopped Snipes with a barrage of right hands in the 11th r ound, causing referee Rudy Or tega to jump in and hall the fight at 1 :05 of the round. The end· or the fight was the beginning of a series of wild and woolly happenings, including a scuffle i• which Snipes was accidentally slabbed 1n his left arm by a pair of scis$ors, which required his going to a hospital. Later, a hospital spokesman said Snipes was in satisfactory condition but it was not known •••llN,CA ... , TM•_......,.•• tltod w1111 ------------ h o w I o n g h e w o u I d b e 1..!~1:.,:,wu lu.onfuctad ""' •n ~~ c._ 111 °'"* c.-.., ::'1~ PICTITIOUllUllMHI "=~::'::'::' hospitalized. CIH'lltAllefl Pul>ll-°' ..... C)Nst 0.11, Pllol, -NAMeSTAT9MeMT Thlt _, -s lllM wltll tlle Ocl. JI. Nov. 7, 14, 21, 1"1 4131 .. 11 Th• tollowl119 person ll dolftO ._.:~:..~°!~1111 porlOftt •re dOlll9 (01,,.ly Clenl of Or•lll' C-' Oft lluSIMtus: CASA TIEMJIO APAllTll:lllENTS WHEN ORTEGA stopped the ~. lS, 1'11. _ .... mnH STRATHMOOR AllT WOltlCS, .. ., Hell Ave11 .... Wutm1 .. 11er'. r. h I h d booed .,""" ,.--. ~-21os1 Sttot,,_ UM, H....tl....,. Callfen,.. t'MD lg l , many n t e Crow PulltllNCI Otel'ltit Coott Delly PUoL 9Hcll, CA.'1Mt Tur"'r 11 .. 11., lftv•Umeftl and Snipes took a few steps after oc1.24,Jl,Nov.1,1o1,1"1 ~1 PtCTinousausi••u Kr•,•• A"" c.1110 . 210 1 comP•"Y 1 .. c , cotltorfth t he referee saying, "No. no. no." NAMI STATRMaMT Stroth-......... Hum•""'°" .. Kii. corpor•tlofl..JOO wHt c-.1 "...,...,. r -Ill' mm Tiie folloWlf'O perWllt ere doing CA ..,._ Newport 9Mcll c..llforNa...U "It's a championship ight , ~ """""u• r111t _..,.u " <Oftdll<tecl...,.,. Thh 11vs1...;. I•'~""'. iSn 't ll," complained the Rev. ltAL INVESTI NG COMPANY, lndlvl-L cor-•llon W·11· s . . . PICTITIOUS8UllM•SS 10.S. L• ~ ..... _.. ... Vellov. l(rlSl•Clll•Y ,._ llHltv l""ftl-Jimmy 1 1ams. napes tramer MAMa n•T•MaNT CA. n7CI Thl1 sttt-wu flied """ t11a cOmPMY i11e and father figure. "I told him, Th• 1011ow1 .. , poreo" '' •o•"• lllchac:• H. HoutlOll, 1o•u t.• County Clorll ot Or•np Co...,ty Ol'I 'R.-,. TwMr, Pr .. 1.....,. 0 h d b · b<lsl-tt· o.-~ ,_,..," va11.v. CA. t27QI Oclot>er n, 1•1 Tiiis ..--wn 111«1 wlU. Ille < r teaa) he a no usmess 11 ·T -1 ~ -.. _ PIJaP ... QUIOC MA I(~ 1._.,, ..... ....,, Slll•lrr 0. Housloft, 1041.4 .... PullllWCIOr-CMllO.llyPllot. ~7 , ... lylo..1t.1110r ..... (Oufttyon0cl Stopping the fight that early.'' StrH I, NewPOrl .. ech, Cellforftl• OftPt-. Feunt.elfl V•ll..,, CA.. '21GI _._ , Holmes said he agreed with· th '*' .. ., .. 1 ........... , , 411t 2._11 o..!~:~·~::i~~~~;;. i!~~· Oc• 24 ' Ji, •nd "°"· 1 • "· 1"1 4607_., • Ortega's action, but "this iS e Street, Newpert .. OCll, Celltorftl• Thll llUtlMH It conOUclff "' e first time I didn't want the tW> ....... ,..rt...,.,,,.,. (. b be Thi• -1& I• cOftdlocled .,., .,, ltlcllllf'd "· "°""°" referee to stop the 1g t . cause 11141,,1c1 .. 1 T111t st•-1 -"'" ..... u. I wanted to put him down for the lllen(E.Nltl-cw"tv c1arti of 0re1199 c-1y... P1CTmousau11•111 B h Id h 1..~~ ThlJ ........... WM , .... wlltl ... 0c1-· n. 1111 NAM9 ITAT9M•MT count ut e cou ave ~n c ... ,.,Y Clffk of Or•fl99 c-tv 011 ,.1,., Tiie tollowll'O """"' .,, •o•nt lltOMAS WELU A~-~ ........ ~DP .... ........ e.ca.c... .... Puellsr.cl Or .... c.o.st Delly Piiot. Oct JI, ....... 1, 14, 21, 1"1 47J1~1 hurl.'' October IS, , .. I 111nm PuOlll"9CI 0r..,.. Coost Delly Piiot, ll•1tlnen n : As the two fighters left the """""'"Or-CoollO.lly Plltt, Ocl u.11.-Nool.7,14.1 .. 1 CAl..IP'OllNIA HOMESTEAD ------------...... 1 AGENCY, ltl1' Mo9"ofl• SI •• P.O. NOTICE OF DE"'TH OF r ing to be i nterview ed o n 0<t.11.1o1,11,Nov 7.t•1 .uMi _____ ...-.. _____ aoa •.HUl'lll..-le«h,CA.m... ,.. national television, Snipes ' .. IM .... -PllUCl9TCE JUST FOll YOU,ttl»Ma9IMlll• DONALD GREGORY -llK St • P.O. 8o1l •• HllllllllOlof\ lloacll, p E N K 0 F F , A K A manager, Nick Rettenni. got • I---------------------CA.,... DONALD G PENKOFF IRVINE STUNS EA·GLES • • • possession. driving 67 yards this lime. Schumm once again did the ho nors, scoring on a two-yard touchdown plunge. Aod once again the Vaqueros pulled some trickery on the extra point. faking the kkk and going to the air as Bob Akers round J ay Scott all alone in the end ~one. That made it 16·7 at the ball. • · · b H I • · G ls•I• C•mP•t"•· 1111 · , Pearlstein. and the Eagles were into an argument wit o mes 111CTmous aus1Nns J11CTmous •uMMHS w .... 1w1• c1rc1e. Huftt1,... .... 11Mc11, A K A .D O N A L D turned away. It wes one of three brother, Jake. A scuffle ensued MAMalTAftMmMT T"' 1=..!T!...~"!. •o1-CA mo. PEN K 0 FF, AND OF d h r. h TIM fOl-1111 ptf'IOl'lt ere dolftl . .., ~· "• Thlt buslneu h c-c-by e passes the Vaqueros would an l e two 1g ters were i-1,...,... 11o1a1 ... un· oen•r••...,,,..n111p. P E T I T I O N T O lnter,cept. involved. It was then that Snipes PROCYOHO f"AllTEllS,1N;.2~ ltlv!~!EA~~;i:.~~·~!~~ GIMI•~ ADMINISTER ESTATE got cut by the scissors. Uftlvorslly r .... N•wporl U C • CollforftlotM.J Thll S1etemlf'll ... Iliad with "" NO. A-110670. IR VINE SEEMED to have c..11:::!•=, CNrters. lft<. ut.4 •rwln F. o.u...-, 12:21 -1•" g:;c::,~~1of °''"" co""ty.... T o a I I h e I r s , UN,.._, ..... ,C.llfaml,a•... ... b f ' I I d 't est ablished a comfortable 22·7 "HE GOT CUT by accident by un1vers11Y CK•we, N-Po" .. oc11, e"·-·· L.. 0o41,_, im ...,,_ ,.,,94 ene ic ar es, ere I ors lead nu-dway through the final ce111orn1• 9'lMO L-. Newport 1eoc11. c.111om1e •-.o Pubtl....., ar..,.. C4111 Delly Plio«. and contingent creditors of a pair o r scissor s ... said Thll lllnlneu I• COftdUClecl "'. Thlt bullMH ".COftdUC-lly. Oct 2' ll,enCINov.7 1 .. 1•1 Donald Gregory Pe k ff quarter when Gasbo hit Akers. Rettenni. "Som ebody bumped corpor••~, .. ,...., c"'""'· •"'· 11m11ec1 po..-....p . · . ~1 and persons who many ~ But 30 seconds after that score, into somebody behind him. The JoMW w.11 •. .,,. .. _ 1,,.."" Get•"'°" -"" •""' otr.erwise lnteres1ed In the .... I . M c 1.:11 r· ed Tiii• .... ._, ......... wltll -Tiiis •YI-I ... 111• .... tlle ,._ ·~ uae exp os1ve c a1.u ar a person behind him was one of c ... ntf Cter'k °' °'•"" c-•Y 0,. c11111111Y c..,. of 0ra1199 c-., 0"1-----------w II and/or estate: "WE KNEW WE HAD to 33-yard touchdown pass to Abel his h andl ers h o ldi ng t he oct-rt."'1 Cklollor U,1'11 P1CT1T1ou11us1N•u A petition has been filed make things happen tonight if Cachola, hit Cachola again on scissors." Pvbl•.,,..,0r-eoaiio.ll~1;=. Pu111111\ed or•noa co .. ."~':rr~ llWllMISTATRMeMT by Mary Marga re t w e were going to win the football the two· point conversion, and Holmes' victory kept alive a 0c 7 2 ,. "°" 7 ,.1 USMi ,., .. , Oct. 11, 14, 11, Noo1.1 ~':.:.:~:owl"' "°""' 1' •0111• Penkoff and Clifford Allen game," said an obviously elated w ith 5:24 remaini ng it was $10 million payday with '·' ·"' · · • · '"' • 4llWI. • MANHATTAN LANO AND Corlett In the Superior first.year Irvine Coach Terry a.nyhbody's g1ame, 22th·l5. b 11 b k top-ranked Gerry Cooney in NU •TIE MIC .a i;::r.,-:!~T.~~:r::-·N':'.;::!~ ~:~~~t.1 ~;ai~!t CMuan:~ Henigan who was made out to T e Eag es got e a ac M arch. For. a moment Ln the 1Mc:11,c.1tf0ml.t'21MO Margaret Penkoff and be a genius with bis gambling with a little less than four seventh round, It looked like J11CTmousaus1M1u PtCTmousaus1••11 0ri!~=~U.'~.=! Clifford Allen Corlett be Paying off. ''We decided before minutes remaining and got the those miUions were going up in MAM•STATa.11:11aMT MAMSITATIMmMT .,." appointed as· personal · d l' The fellowlftt perso" Is ._.,., TM totlowl"11 Ptl"IOftl •re clolftl Tiii stMlfNnl the game that we'd try the fake ball to the Irvrne 26-yar me. sm oke. .............. ws1 ...... ,. 09,,.r~•-1,.,..,,.:~ __, .. "Y • re present at Ives to extra points and fortunately it But on fourth down and two, .. J think the promoter c Don <A> A•T U1PRHs10Ns 1ei THE MASTu·s TOucw, 2.00 o.rro11 F . .._r administer the estate of M C h.11 h C b 1 eoH 1cA PllOMOTIONS, 111.ir s....11ower.S..t•An•,c.11tor .. 1•t'D04 Tiii """""""' na• llh 11>e Donald Gregor p k ff worked out for us." c a I overt rew ac o a , King) wet his pants. Not onJy 111ver11c1a or1w, Newport eeoch, Eric J0tt winems. 11 snml•I • ••• • Y en o Th bl th t Whohadslipped andtheEagles o Ki 1 h' "C t C•llforftl•9*1 circle, Newpor t •••<II , countyClor'llofOr.,. .. GOUfttY 0" (un'der the Independent er e was one gam e a ' on ng -t '"" ooney we oc1o1>er2',t"1 Admln1'stratlon of Es•-•es b d ( JI f th k (th th Jot'lell\eft Tom• Ty•H, 1Hll CallfWW•ftllU ,.11.., ..,~ didn't pay off for H enigan. a a en rom eran so e his pants," said Holmes of e o, .. nv,_u,.,wUl'll1~ ..... ac:11, 0 ... 0,.11 NMN w111em1, 11 •Mooas , lllE.NOALL a Act>.Thepetltlonisset for I,,.eading by nine points. Irvine unbeaten. r eaction t o the s h ockin g ce111or111 • .,.... sum111 care••. Newp0r1 auc11, MA1t•1MOTOM hearing In Oep1. No. 3 at matched down to the Estancia ''l'm sohappyfor tbese kids," klt<)ckdown . ''And l think .,,;,~,!,...~"""1''""""'1 .. "'•110~1~"' .. ~'=! ... c ... ouctHlly • A:~.;:=~ 700 Civic Center Dri ve, three-yard line. and on fourth continued Henigan. "They're not Caesar's PaJace wet their pants, .JoftT..,.. ..,.,.,partfterslllp ......,. ..... ,c....... West, in the City of Santa down went for the touchdown. · lose r s -t bey ·re winner S'. too.·· c!11~:Y "I!',':':' ;.!~;·~0=~~ ': Tllis ..,':."' =~ .1111 .,,. PvllflUWcl 0r.,.. eo.si Deity Pl._ A n a , Ca 11 for n I a on Gasho's bootleg around right They · v e been winner s Caesar 's Palace in Las Vegas October"'·,.., c-1,c-o10r.,.. Coul'ltyonoc1• °''· 21' Nov. 7' 14' 21• "'1 •7'1M•. November 2S, 1981 at 9:30 end cam e up a couple of f~ t hroughout the year , and tonight is the site of the Holmes.Cooney Publlll'leel o.-. ,_, 0•1~1= 13· 1"1 ,.1nm •---~---mm-----a.~ YOU OBJECT to the short. b b h Id they put it all together with a fight. oc1. a1. "'°" 1, 1•.11, 1•1 410:M1. Pv1>11...., 0r..,.. c.oest 0.11, Pltot, i-------....----granting of the petition, "Ah, we pro a ly s ou 've gr eat team performance." ''H e didn't su rprise me ocut,Nov.7,u .21.1•1 '1JMI 0 ,."°"' ••• cL1 .. ~u•TY you should either appear kicked the ball," said Henigan Johnny Salinas led the ground because I worked very hard for MIC •Tl£ ... ........... t th he 1 nd t t -"" •""' ATP•1vAT•1Au a e ar no a s a e in hindsight. attack for Irvine, rushing 19 the fight, but Snipes surprised a ~ n...: N9.A·tm1t your objections or file That seemed to bring the times for 85 yards. Schumm lot of oth er people," sai d "~C:.:-~C::!:~:::~u .. ...,.. . • .... ......_c-.., ........ ., written obJedlons with the Eagles back to llle a bit. They totaled 62 yards on 18 carries. Holmes. "ln fact. he shocked Tiie ,..._,,. "'-• ••• c1o1111 J11CTtT1ou11u11 ... u ~~~ .. c:'L .. -!~oA court before the hearing. marched all the way to the For Estancia, M cCah lll them." 11us1 ..... : NAMelTAnM ... T s1LvE1tMAN,Oec.M-. Your appearance may t>e Irvi n e 27 ·y ard 11 n e, but completed 14 of 26 pisses for 163 "l aJways had a lot of respect iNv':~~:~l;L~1·t~L.:!~~~= w!1':.::1:0•1"' "r'°" 1• 41101"1 NOTICE is HEllHY 01va1o1 .,... In person or by your M cCahiU's pass in the end zone yards. Cachola caught eight of for Renaldo Sni~s. or l wouldn't .c E 111.. 1n ATE ; cc1 v .1.c. •LvE RIDGE PAooucTtONS -:T •. "';:':;:-'~11.:11..:~ =~ attorney. . was picked ore by Howard t hosepassesforl20yards. havefoughtbim"Holmessaid. :~0:::~it.':A~:~-:S~N,_!~~c1~ :::~..,N=~·N:..=v~:i..~ =:.!:~•c:,t:;':!::O.~:!: C ~ ~ ;1oTuO ~ R0~ ~ ----------------------------------------------~~NCl!P~W ~•~*~"~ of Mo-~ 1 .. 1 ---1e ... t i t d't fthe strHt, ~"•et, '"" Met•, CA Ti..ne Hunllol'I wter 4530 "°" " ~"-· .. """'.... con ngen ere 1 or o .... Newport,~ llMch, Cl!'*' ~~::::;~ 1151s~~;~~v=~Q;; deceased, you must file ..... ,'* JIOOlkl IMAUl!Mao-to coac• ..... 11. ICMNAU .. ........ 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''·• El Toro marches into first · ;Sweazy rushes for three first-half scores in 38-J romp •By DAVE Dt asaaY ............. . ' The !.I Toro Cbar1tn moved la to tint place ln 1 lht Sea View LHlUt by virtue of a 38·1 drubb1nC ot Unlvenlty H11b before a homecomlD1 crowd od 2,500. The wln coupled w!Lb Eatancla'a lou, put tht • Cbarcen one.ha1f 1ame ahead of Eatancla with a S·l ~ea1ue recout. El Toro run.nln1 back Damon Swe11y made the dllterence, runnlnl for 139 yardl and three ~ouchdowns ln the first bait alone. Swe11y'1 , performance may have dl.apelled any hopea that the University Trojan• had of maXing It into the :ptayorts. u their record fell to 3-3 In leacue. , Starting from It.a own three-yard line on lta first possession, El Toro drove the ball 97 yardl' i.n • 10 plays capped by Sweazy's 18-yard run up Lbe middle to. give the Chargers a 7·0 lead with 4:26 •tert in the first quarter. Sweazy sot his second 'touchdown of the night wit.ti 44 seconds left in the '"1irst quarter on a five-yard run around tell end. The senior tailback had 93 yarda in the first quarter atone, finishing with 166 yards on 24 carriers in a lit.tie over three quarters of play. -University drove well on Its rrrst possession, but were stopped on lhe El Toro 48. Jt was about ttbe last time lhe Trojans would have any success .moving lhe ball. . • Aft.er Len Facio ran back a punt blocked by ,.tight end Brett Trickett· for a touchdown, lhe • hlgtlUgbt of the game for University followed. Startin~ from its own 25, University quarterback T.am Eil_erts went back to pass, and finding aJI or bis receivers covered. Eilerts took off down the right sideline. "Southern twin hill ·czemson, Tar Heels on TV - · By HOWARD L. HANDY Of .. .,........ . •. College football in the deep south comes lo Southern California today wiLb Channel 7 airing the Clemson·North Carolina game at 9 this morning followed by the F1orida·Georgia game from the Gator Bowl at 12:"5. Three of the four teams are ranked in the Top '20 with Clemson's Tigers in the No. 3 SJ>Ot; Georgia in the No. 4 posltion; and NorLb Car6lina in No. 8. F1orida is unranked. . Football fans who follow the TrojAns will have •an opportunity to compare Herschel Walker, Georgia's sensational tailback, with USC's Marcus ·Allen. Both could be well up in lhe running for the Heisman Trophy at year's end. Following are the top sports events on TV today . • Ratings are: ././././excellent; ./././worth watching; ./ ./ fair; ./forget it. 8rt1kln1 tackles and maltla1 tom• nifty move• Juat inches from lolnl out of bound.I, the eenior ran 75 yards for a touchdown. Unfortunately for Unlveralty, the pJay waa reduced to a IO·yard gain becauae of a penalty. El Toto'• defen.ae sacked Trojan quarterback• tlve Umee. Startlne quarterback Ellerta dld not. complete a pus until the third quirter and was hampered by six dropped puaea. El Toro added two more scores In the aecond quarter followln1 Faclo's punt return. Wide receiver Barry Sneed hauled In a 44-yard bomb from .El Toro quarterback Mike Douglass to ma.ke the score 28·0. With Just seven seconds left, Dou1lus fired a perfect 39-yard pass to Todd Williams wbo was pushed out ol bounds at the on4;·yard line. Sweazy carried it over from one·yard out on the last play of the half lo Jive the Chargers an insurmountable 35-0 halftime lead. Douglass only put the baU in the afr 10 times but completed six. The Junior made all of his passes count, getting an average of 24 yards per rec~ption. Wide receiver Williams caught 3 of lhe aerials ror 75 yards. El Toro's offensive Une of Dave Heater, Paul Svitenko, Dave MacDonald, Louis Ser1eant and Steve Svitenko opened up big hopes for Sweazy and the rest of El Toro's running backs. The Cbarge(s gained 220 yards on tbe ground in 41 carries. Survlvlne a non·productlve first halt. Lbe (>ranae Coaat Colltf.i water poio team •cored 13 1olla ln the final two period.I en route to a 16·8 South Coaat Confernice trlumpb over Mt. San Antonio. The Pirates connect~ on onJy 3·of·~8 first-halt shot . attempts caus1n1 some concern lo Coach Jack FuJlerton. "The ahots jwit didn't 10 ln," he explalhed. "But il waa a different story ln tbe second hall. We played more like. a team and passed the ball more. The first guy didn't s hoot alJ lhe time." On the high school level, Estancia defeatecj Tustin 9·6, and the Eagles now must wajt until Sunday for a decision on whether their season will continue In the CIF playoffs. Ranked eighth in the lateat 4A poll, the EagJes rolled to their win behind the balanced scoring of Don Drake's three goals antl tw'o t!lllies apiece by David Inadomi , David Ire land and Troy Fenly. $190.06 LEASE 4fif' wltlll $6U70 c. ,,__.._ retl ... S3IOl.J4 tot.I Jeue flGYIM'lh St-Ill.II 41 _.....,.. ff4 IHH 730 W. 19th St .. Costa MHa 642-1944 w.·,.. 11llllldOCJCJlllcJ11 The LIM Of lnflatiolt For Larg• SGYIRgl ForYo.! Woodbridge f alter.s. Valley Christian wins, 34-7 8yM~WAG£8 o1 ............... CER.RJTOS -Before .Friday nllht'a 1ame with Valley Cbrlatlan Ffi1h School here, Woodbrld1e Coach Gene Nojl claimed that his Warrlora were youna and had made more than thel-: share of mistakes. But for the first 24 minutes of a game with the Crusaders, Woodbrld1e collected four of those mist.axes back lncludln1e one interc4=pUon by Bill Ruasell to end a late second quarter drive and send the teams lo the locker room tied, 1·7. That's as far as it went, however, as the Crusaders came roaring back in the second hall with a stellar performance by running back Kenny Williams to post a 34·7 football victory ··we played a good first half," Noji said. "We have good kids and we are proud of them. The past few weeks we've had tough games but the guys have given a super effort. They ra11y hang together.'' Wood bridge opened the D B acortna when detenaJve end Scott Sauer r covered 1 Valle)' C hrlatlan rumble on the Cruaader 31. ft took four playa for quarterb~k Kevin Burke to engineer the TD. He found John Moreland deep ln the corner of the end zone and connected on a 19·yard paaa. Pete Zavarilla kicked the conversion point. Valley Christian came back from Woodbridee's early aUng to march 66 yards In 6 plays to tie the "ore wben Al Gaither went over from 11 yarda out and David Brouwer kicked the conversion point. Neither team waa able to score in the second quarter before Williams took charge in the second haJJ. Williams scored four times on runs of l, 1, 1 and 3 yards and for the night, the 6-0, 190-pound senior ran for 186 yards in 26 carries. Burke could bit on only 3 passes for the night, p1cking up SO yards . Defensively, the Warriors found Bill Whiteside eetting three sacks and Sauer · four for lhe Warriors-. PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL LAY·A-WAY AT THIS LOW-LOW PRICE e 9 •.m., Ch•nnet 7 ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Clem son at North Carolina. Half Price Hardwood-Plywood Sale! DDYSStY.2 llectroalc TV ........ Alplla H-1ric l•ybffrd Announcers : B i 11 Flemming and Ara Parseghlan. ~ It wlli be the No. 3 ranked Clemson Tigers w ith ,tailback Chuck Mcswain against No. 8 ranked North ;.Carolina with a hlgh·scorlng offense In the first half _of today's double-header. MCSwain ran for three 1..touchdowns and picked up 90 yards as the Tigers ..,defeated Wake Forest last week. Scott Stankavage c,~urled a 20-yard touchdown pass with 1 :30 remaining... ,to give North Carolina a 17·10 win over Maryland. .. x 8 x 1 /8" BIRCH SUIT AILE FOR MANY USES Reg. s1900 SALE s950 'Clemson Is favored by 1 over the Tar Heels. : e 12:45 p.m., Ch•nnel 7 ./ ./ ./ 4 x 8 x ~,, V-GROOVED SALE I 1' COi.LEGE FOOTBALL' Geo<gla vs. Fl<><lda ~H~~1~:" S~sio s 12 50 Announun: Keith Jackson, Frank Broyles and • READY TO ST AIM ·Steve Davis. ...-------------------------• J ; All-American tailback Herschel Walker leads the 4 X 8 X 1 /8" SALE I ,No. 4 ranked Georgia Bulldogs against unranked s 1600 '<Walker rushed for 112 yards and scored four Reg . ~ , Florida In a game originating from the Gator Bowl. TE AK ., touchdowns last week In a 49-3 romp over Temple. • "'The sophomore running back has 1,309 yards and 11 s3200 -IA • touchdowns for the season for the 7·1 Bulldogs. IEAUTIFUL IURMESE TIAK 1 Georgia Is favored by four points. (J ' OTHER TELEVISION l' 2 p.m . (9) -BOXING. . 3:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SATURDAY - ,. Michael Spinks (17·0) defends his WBA light • heavyweight crown against Vonzell Johnson (22·2> In ' a scheduled 1~round bout, taped In Atlantic City . . Spinks Is making h is f irst defense of the • championship he won In July from Eddie Mustafa •Muhammad. Johnson lost a February 1981 tltle fight C.to WBC champ Matthew Saad Muhammad. 4 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -The Phoenix 150, championship car race, taped Oct. 31 at Phoenix International Raceway. Also: The mixed pairs world .~.bodybuilding championships, taped at Atlantic City. '• .. 5 p.m . (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. r 7 :30 p .m . (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. ~ 11 p.m . (S) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Washington vs. UCLA, played earlier In the day at ~the Coliseum. 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View LHgUI ~ 0.Wd W LT W LT ftft ,A El Toro s I 0 J • 0 171 IU Ellancl• • O 1 I 1 I 217 • SNdl.0.Ck • 2 0 • J 0 115 ti CcwOftaclel-3 J 1 6 2 1 1$4 D LJnlvtolty J lo s 4 o 112 1• lrvl111 2 4 0 4 4 I 111 1*6 Cost• Maw 1 s o 2 I o " uo Htw ..... I H-I s 0 I I 0 as ID T11w•Y'• o ..... EI Toro VI. s.ddltOeO al Senta Ana &owl ...... .,..o.m" Newport H.,_ VI-eor-del Mar •t Oran..-COHI COll191 University •• INIM Coate MtM v1. E11ancl• et H••POr1 Htrbor South CoHt LHglHt u..,. 0.W•ll WLT WLT Mla&lon Viejo ) 0 I • 0 I Ceplllr-VIII rt 3 0 I 6 2 I LIOIHll lie.a. 2 J 0 l 4 I L-.UM Hiiis 1 J 0 3 6 0 Dene HllN 0 3 0 4 • 0 ~._ OJ_._ Oto T ... .,..0- "" ,.,. 216 21 "' '°' •111 i11 m .. n »• S.11 Cl-tt 11 0-HllN (I p.m.) Tllwlmr'•O- L•ovn• 8Ncll vs. i..-HIH• al Mlulon Viejo ' .. .....,...o-.. 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V•ltncla J Savanna 7, Wttl•rn O CIEMTUAY LIAGUE T11at1" ». 0r .. oe o S.nta A111 Valley I, Vllll P•rk 0 l!MftlAI LEAOUIE Paclllc• 11, E ..... onUI " ftltaEWAYLIAGUE SYllny Hlll1 t. e-Park 0 fllll•rton 2', La H-• 0 Sonora ti, Troy I H0..4.IAOUI Notre 0..... (9'trmMI 0811 10, Mlt.t Dtll \1111ty 0w1111on :M, WOOdbriog. I HIGH SCHOOL SUMMARIES Fin. Valley 33, WHtmln1ter 10 Sc.en., O.rtan Fountain Vallrt • • 1 u-n Westmlnst., 1 J o 0-10 'V-EINfY U rvn (-SNIP. run tell..il w-~11 sarvn <&aro kl<kl f\I -llNtY,.""' (-lellecl) W-llero•I FG FV-E,_-, I rvn <Y_._lllckl FV-lmtfY 4' rvn (Y-111<111 'v-E....., J2rvn(Y-lll<ILI Ant-. -1,10o (fftlrtl«ed) 0-~ "" FlrstO-12 lt111r..s-'rwe1a •Jti P11slnt yarcll 27 Pe11t1 MW P1111h • •..O l"11mb1 ... 1osi l·t P•nlltlK·yards .. 40 • • .... IS. 40 MO-I .. u 1·1 •• 1 ..... i. ... 1 llonlli"I FY-Emery, 11·211 ; Maritn•, S·1'; Conroy, 2·6; G•rrttl. 1-2; Stav1n1, Hor ·m 1,... 13. W-Cempbell, 2'·10; T1111nyu, 1·21 . Tamamasul, 1-1; Mevlllt. Hor-minus•. 1 ........... P•Ml"I FV SlitWM, S·IS-0, 17 W Mnllla, •·10-1. 40 .............. , .. ytq FV-S..y, 1-16; Crall, 14. Emtn, I I Alldltrton, l·I W-Mue<lllo, 1·20, T1u e l\11u, I u . Clm~l.1-1 Edl1on 34, Htn. Beach 3 k--.~ Hunlll\oton 8Ncll O l O 0-J Edison o u to o->c H8-Kac .. FG E-Lonoford J run IJ. Gralllm klclll E-O'Clllaof*I 10 PIU lrom.M1Jor (J Gt1Mnlkklll E -LAntiford 37 rvn llllck l1lltdl E-Powell U lnttretPllOf\ return CC Grtllam lllclll E-St.infoer 11 rvn IC. Grallam klO) GlmtStlll~I "' Flrtld-I A11M9 .. rar111 11.r.,. mlnvt 1J ~llJlnt YarOa «J P .... s S·JO.J Pllllll S.ll l"umDl .. •I0$1 J-O PanallJ ... ywOI 4·3' 1.-v ...... -, ... • " ,, .... 105 IS D ·I MO M lt-llJ H8-HOD11, t>tor mll>lit U; Slier, •·•O; Hu1n1, •·IJ; TMMPtOfl, M•; Hur, Mor ml!Klt I; Meftdou, Mor mll\llt 17. 1!-M•I«, I.for minus•; Ltr'llord, !Ml; J-•· Mor mlnut I; SlmpSon, •·S: GlllM, t-IJ; Stll..i.r MO; GrHfltlW, '"'· W ... NJ; D. Gf'liflii.t, U ; Allllftl. l·lor mln1;11J 8.tlld.,., , ... .................. Hl-Ntllt, .. ~.Q. £-Major, IS.1 .. 1, JOI; o-.. J~, 11. ................ H 9-H yr, ._., i OU!w\, 1-4. 1-11ancwt11. WJ, E .. r._, s.Jt; D. Grl!fl ... 1 .. ; LMllford Ml; O'Clll ....... t'H; or,, '"• Sl'"PIOfl, 1-u ; YtttNllN, I 11. Veile~ Chr. 34, WOOdbrldge 7 le-..., o..n.r. w..-rh"9 1 o o 0-1 Valley Clw'-IM I 0 to ,...a. W-lllll•rtltlld 1t P•n ,,.,,, IYrh fl.l<tarllla kklll VC:-o.Mlltr 11 f'llll (Ir-llletl) VC-"""'-f""' C "-llk lll VC-WI'"-I fllll It~-11101 vc -......._ 1""' Clllct lellMI VC-W1*-2Nl f.,.,_lllC.lll A-t,t•C.....,..., ......... r1tt1.._. ........ , .. p ..... ,... ~-....... r.,._.....,.. ,........,.,.. • • 1Wt • >tt<S ... , .. ... • MIUlon Vlefo "· Leg. Bch. 0 ....... ...,.. Ml ... NI Vlffe 1 1) t 14 Lteulll 9-11 • 0 0 ·-0 MV-lrtwn • r1111 (M•dlo•n 111,111 MV-CorrGll • '"" 1111<11 falltcll MV-llrti I NII(,._ l .. IWI MV-~Jl ft'O MV-C1trofl M N• frtm 1..11191\M..,. (Mad\tell kkkl MV-...... 't\111 lklwMdtt ILIClll Atl•IMIM<a -t.-0 Ct1tl1Mt111U 0-llltiM~ MY ftlrtlO-12 ll11w .. ywcll )7 IU ~nalntYWcll Ill ~..... ) ,,_, PYl\11 1"' ""'"""-!Ott M Pane1t1 .... y1rc1t 7-ts t ... ...._ ........... LB ' .... tJ MH ~ "' Hl2 MV-9erH, 7-~; ClrrOll, t'"6); C. ll'O'MI, 1·U ; Ly-, M; l.llttnbl .. r, M ; l!nrio-l-11; A. 8r-,J.IS. L8-lllrryftfll, S.lO; Arlbt, 1H4; MIMll\, >-t; M1rlno, 2·3; Clwlmen, t-lor·mlnus 7 l ........ CPaMl1111 MV-L.tll ........ r, S.IJ-1. lit LB-0..lman, J.1,.3, IS; 8erryfllll. 0-1-t, o. , ......... lltetl ... MV-KOlor, 1·1, ClrrOll, 1·10; a.rt1, I 11. Gltllcwl, 1.14 l.9 -Mlrlno, M S Saddleblck 20, Newpor1 1 O Sc-..... Olla,,.,.. SlddllNdl I 1 0 .... JO Hew~H1'11or I O l 0-10 S-9recll*Y • rvn !Sim-kick I HH-81rry 21 peu lrom Selby (C-y klClll S-Ptffll to Interception return !SlmMOM kick) HH-CGOerly lJ FG S-H-llOrun llllca lall..il Alltndallce-2,"10 lt1tlrnaltcl) 0-Mltlllk• ' ,..,., dOWlla u AuJllt .. Yltds ,._1'3 P•tslntY-• P1ut1 .. I.I """'" •Jt FllMOl ..... •t •1. ...... 11, .. .._... t..o , ..................... "" " U.SI JU , ... , WO J.I ).ts S-8,edlty, 11·111. Htwaon, t ••; Arm1trDnQ. t·1l; Moncrl•t, 14. NH-Swles, 1·23; Selby, 12·21. Gratly, •·t ; 8rown, 1-3; Peca, 1·2. , ................. ... S-Armtt'°"I, .. IJ.I, •• NH-Selby, 1 ... 1. 2'3. .......... lltetl•'-t S-C1911, 4-Sl; Mll<om, >-M; Br•dl•1, 1·2 HH-&erry, ••.e. Wero, S-"; 8ro...,, ~:Swift, l·t; MaNrty, 1-4 CdM 27, Coata Meaa 14 tc.. lty ow....-. Coron• c»1-o I• u o-n Cott• Mita • • 0 o-u CM-Hlxoft 14 pea& ,,,,.., A.noerton Ckk ll felled} CM-Ml-16 peu trom A""'''°" (Htld Pitt from AnelorMnl CdM -lara 7• 8eu fr om Wood• (JOllanaon llkkl CdM-Brlgllt 27 run I J-aon kick) CO M -Goebel ll'pau lrom Wood• ( Jofllllton klell) CdM-CIM' run Clllck DIOCktdl A-J,UO (HUmattcll Olm• Stltlttk1 c-F I rt I OOWM ll Au-.. yards lO ,,. PIUll\Oy•r,. •• PHMI •·•·1 PWIU ),)4 J'wnbl-11 Penalllts·••• S-4S ........... , .......... CM I ~ff Jll , .. ,..1 .. ,, 1-0 '"'' CdM-Cltt 11-41, llrlfh• 16 tS, W- Hor ml11U12l. CM -H-'IMS, Anoarson If.I, Ml- HI; SmllJI M . IM!via.l,._l"I ca-._..,,,. CM-~1 .. ,._1,111 l .. Y .... lltctlV .... COM-Lara J-llJ; C.an •·for m inus J; llrlglll I 16, Goetltl 1-12. CM-Hl.Jton S.101; Cool< J-32. E"911111 J·O; Htld J.ll, c111 ... r 1.1. o.tao 1.n lrvfne 22, E1tancla 15 Scew 'Y GMIVn E1tar><ll I 0 0 1-U lrvlnt O it 0 • 22 E -"'"'" s P•U l rom McCalllll I McCalllll kkkl I Sc""""" S peu from GttNI IGol<I pa11 tr-om lom> I -SCl•umm 1 run <Scott pen lrom Aktrtl I -Abo 11 PHI lram GllllO (rul\ falled) E C•cllola J3 pau lrom McCalllll I C•CllOI• peu lrom Mc ClllllU Allt"41nc.a -1,1!0 0-alltl-• a I Flrato-u 11 Au"'"'r•• ,.... Q.14' Paulnt -9 IU 11 "-· , .. ,..,, .. tf.O """" >-n •uc ,11Mb1"4oat l·I 1-0 Penenl-Y•lll "'90 1.u IMl-.tll ........ E -Crandall, 104J; M<Ctlllll, l·JS; Wt111lelf, 1-ll ; Alken, 1-J. I -Salina, t...S; Sc-...., 11-42; Golel. ""· ·-· 1·1; Ges/lo, 1-mlnut ". .................... E -Mcc.11111, 1•·2'-J, 1'3. I -Glltlo, 7-11-0, S9; Scllurnm, 1-1, 11. ,_....,ll•tl~ I! -C.llola, .. 120; w..,111tt, J·S; Alkan, 1·11; Hoo. I.,; Unmon, l·f; Outrla, l·S. I -Sc........,,, J.IS; Tltmty, t-14, GffllO, 1·12. 8ondl, f.12; Aker$, 1-11; Gold, l·I El Toro 38, Unlvertlty 1 San.,°"'"'" El Toro u 21 J o-a Unlnrslly 0 0 0 7-I ET -S--V 1'""' CG11-1<10 1 ET -SwMzyJrun CG-•11101 ET -Facio 27 _, raturn !Gitter Ille kl ET -Stlled '4 PIW f,,,.., ~IH IOtt- kl<lll ET -SWHlY 1 run CG-r klclll ET -Gauor llO lltld ~I U MY9rt l run I "91rano kick) l"lrstDowns RulllH·Yl'ds PHllft9y•ds PHMI Punta ,umD1 .. 1011 Olm• Statl .. kt PtnalllK·Y•ds u ' JO.IJ 10 1-21.0 ... 0.0 7-t) 1111111 ...... 111 ....... •T 17 4M20 142 ...... , JV 0.0 11• U -FllCllS. 11·40, Sortnton, .. 26, Mytrt, J.•. Eflorts, l-mt11111 J; 1....,ut, l.f ET -Sweezy, 14-116; TrlOell, •• .,; Oo1111aa, 1-11; M<Cltln, H , Woon, J-S; E ldrldoe. 2·t ; Sftetd, ,..,,11\UI J; Ltwll. J-mlnusl. I ..... \'!Wef P•Ml"I u -M...-n. ,... .. , u ; Ellt'1t. Ml-0 .... "KulO•l-0. ET -~ .. 10.1,10 1.,..,ia.t llecelvl1111 U -FIKUI, J.2t; Miiier, J.10; Myer,, 1-t; Sorenton, l..J ET -Wllll1m1, l ·7S; Sl\llld, I '4/ Trl<lltlt, l·U. FOUU, 1-10 Notre Demo 10, Meter Del 1 tc_.., ____ Htfft 0.-... 1 0 0 1-10 Matw O.t 0 1 0 ... 1 HD -Htwlllfll 13 Nfl CO\leolllM lllCll) MO -0 . ~ ... ,._,,.,. T. Lecy CO- •lcU N0-011et1111u•l'O All"'°""'9 -1, ... ("llf'llat .. ) 9-•....-C• Loe AleMltoe P•IPAY'1•aWl.l't c, ... , ........... ....., A~AL.OOtAI Oft CM o.u.tt CMa11441t11 It.. J... Me •·••f '*' c••1 2.• 1.a Bit ft'"4 lWM") I• Al .. ,_, Kye Ml"*-, Ott CM II....._ illllr C•<h-4. •·Deft't Tti., .. er-, Gavllaf'I a -<tlo9ilcl 111try • Time: 111t. U aXACTA U•ll INl41U:Ut. OUAHallMOtlllt llCONO llACa. Uhtrch. CartffbO (CN ... rl MO UO JM 5tlclly "'•"' ( ~"'""'' •.40 ... loe v.., Moll\ CWlfd) 00 Alll rec..i: Bet V-Wallet. T .... 11 w lo!d, CWMl'ltt Jet, Thtrw Ne Oeuelil, e._ 811 .... Timi; 11 Ot. TMlllD llAC9 HO y-. Rt0tl1 ........ CANlr) Jt.00 7.to .... Tiu Goldltn o.-ce,_,, uo 2.• Joe Are Cool I lllrdl UO Alto rll(.ed• Tllr .. H l!MY, "-' Aki\. Wtl\Cty St"-r ...... lloyll, lme l!"y 11.e. flddtt Sb, Swllt •-tt ""''· "'2. H UC ACTA C .. JI Mid ll4' .. 00. THOllOUOHBlllOI ftOUllTH llACl.Uwrlonot. ll•lllrmetry CU.-l 10..00 5.tO JAO t.40 .... l.00 klr•celdy, Rule"~ lllondl WllO Dt-(l'aullnel "''° reua: Pay Hom990, J1mt1 w .. 81Chtl0r 111-. Time: 1.12. "'"" llACI. 6111 lvrlOnti. Sulrtlta ,._.,I • 20 ... 4.40 S••P Trail ($telllneal IJ 20 uo Elllta Ld 151blllt) UO Alto raced: Oewn 8t 0\11<11, Or~ To11111a111, Siie c111111 M•. Splll Olet Artlsl'I CoMapl, ' ' Time· t:ltJ/S. U IEJIACTA C .. 11 paid U<M.SO. SIXTH llACI!. I"' mu ... D• ... BIW-WlltrfSlblllal 17 40 UO z..-- Baell .. llty (Wint-I I .to UO Arrlbeno (McCarrcnl UO AIU rlCtd: Sir Spruca, "4U<ounllt, Clllr1y H' H1rrl9111. Time: l:ft 4/S SEYaNTM ltACl.11/llmlleL Ctftllar ISlllllltl 10 00 S-.40 s.JO kOftl Hare C"8nteftl 27 40 11 .. C111u City Gem CLA11utl 1.10 · Alu raced· Jewe1·1 Dlamono, -.1 &ow, "'-""""· Alyua 0.., ltUdY ... JOW,, Grttk $-It, ~1 .... Tlmt : 1 .47 l/S. U IEXACTA l•SI Plld '911.SO. IEIOHTM llACI. Uurlongs. 8rllll1n1 Ooublt IMCClrron) J.40 l.00 LIO Jeu•'s Gold Star CZlmbtonel "·'° 6.00 Love Boet Brldlt (~I :uo Alto raceci: l!tP«l•lly Y-.. Cllllllle, 0ue ... ·1 IC.., .. AhYlllmlll, Rocl08 0 ftllcll. Tlmt · 1:111/S NIMTM llACI. 6 fvrlOftVt Tlllrd 0.. ManllOft I SC11v111t"'4clll Slmbl Sare CM9nal LlllQllOi (Wlnfand) 6 70 3.00 uo uo 2 40 1• Winne Belle, My ""'U'• LO ... Tlmt. I IJ U IXACTA 11·JI peta all 00 U PICK SIX U+s.++71 Ptld S7,14UO with sh wlnnlnt ll<lltta hi• 11or-1. $2 Pkk Six contoll1IOll peld SI06 to wllll UJ wlnnlno llCUll 111 ... llOrtttl. TENTH llACI. 6 lurlongt Wtndy'1 Wondtr (II Iver•) JO IO t 00 •JO r1u Led\' Anne CSlbOl•I s . .o 4.40 Oon't Judgitr ,_, •• .., Also rac..i Elslt 'I Sllltr, Mo-llfll. Prompt Gal. EmlrwnUt p,._, Time· I 11 ltS ELIVEtfTII llACIE. I fvtlof9. Llontu IM<Carronl 7 40 4 JO J.40 S<1c10tn WI-t$ibllltl 1M 4.JO Ooublt Fl\ll'I (Wini-I 1M Alto ·-· Sea ....,, ...... lllde, SM't S.0 .. ndlcl, 9tlltrl•tl Tlme-1:11~. ti ~lUCTA 1141 paid t4.60. Alle..-.C. -11,109. 01k TrM , ............ , P•IOAV'S •aSCJL TS u .... .., ........... .,_ ... , ftl•ST llACIE. 6 IWIOftta Clllblls (Wlnlondl (Ollrl DI-(M<Carr.,I O.llcle CMcH.,....I JI.Ml 12.40 J.IO uo J.00 2.40 Alto re<ad Vlvecloua Spirit, Mtl'• Victory, Euc., Gt-, Cock.elrkt. Time l:Ot .rs SECOtllO llACI. I lvrlOftVt Lldy Nosy !Torol 11 oo 4.20 l.20 "°"•r><td Met6 IMcCarrOl\l l.00 2AO Comity <Plnuyl SJO AIM> raced: Vl1to, Alleoro Gold, lllvtr Lloht, Wiik Mt Homt, Dominant Lea, Saretooa lto•I•. v-. Liit L..clly w1 ... Tl11e: 1:102/S U DAILY DOtlaLE CH I paid JUI.JO. TMlllD ltACa. I Ill• mllH. Pltaw e. on Tl,... Clllv.,a) t.00 S.40 4,00 Mtnltaure CMcHarow> t .00 uo Drip C.stlt (Slbfllt l UO AIM raced n,,,.,11n. R-11. Grombllng, HOM Too Soul Time· 1:0 2/S ftOUllT141t.M;a. o... mllt. A-Ellwsl...CYIC..-11 LOO A-V•I ...... (Ollv•rts) LOO Couow·• Mlr11 c Plncayl 7.JO uo I.JO UO uo 51Yllah AIJO raced. 11uocr,·1 Blttllday, Spin. Elllt, 81111• Kunod'r Tlmt: l:J7 . A-C~td..,lry ftl ,TH llACI. 6"" lurl-1 HHVY Hand CTorol '·'° •-00 J.00 Enhance CV•IM1111tlt) 6.40 1.tO PO<ktl Mon C~taneo.I l.e Alto rectd. Su Aullall Aun, Ja<ll't PromlM. Prlvtlt Room, Ouaan of Cornwall. Tlmt: l:IU/S. U IXACTA l .. ll pelcl '" 00 SIXTH llACI. 11'\ f.,..I_ WHltrl\ c Piner/) J.IO CaO IMc ....... I Roye! H-CSlbllltl AllO ,.,..,. RlveU l"1C1or, Ct ArnOld, Aart 8ron1t, S.11\0l"OIY- Tlmt . 1:11.. 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I J SI 64 10 )IJStlOt WALIS CONPl!RINCI P-*OIYl•- HY 111....i.o I I J 4t • It l'tlfltdelpHe I • I S2 S.J 11 PlttMu.... t I 2 SJ 12 1' NV ll•nowt S t 0 "4 '3 10 W1t111f19ton I 11 I )7 6l J lo.ton MOf\lrtll Quebec 8ullllo Heriford "'-OMIMll IJlSS Ult 1 1 4 n • •• ••0116211 ·•l '5016 I 6 • SO I ftrlNy'a Sew" Winnipeg•. Chic.too J Toronlo •. COiorado • T.,.IM'•Oamn Toronto et ICl"I' Ml-IOla et Har11ord 8011on et OuaDI< Colortdoal Ed-on Oe•••lt ti Monlrffl 811rtalo et NV 11.-rs PllllacltlpHe el PllbburQfl MY RltllOI"" Wt1Mlnoton CllOlry ti SI Loul1 Weter polo COMMUNITY CCM.LaOI Or._ CMM 1t, Ml. S... A-I • Ml Ser\ .AnlOftlO 1 S 0 J-I Orange Cotst I 2 s 1-1' Oreno• Cotti 1eorl110: McCormlcll •· Wiiton J, 11 ... .-2, Wiiims I, Alves I, O'OoMett I, Olton I, Brown I, .. _ I HIGH SCHOOL • .._ .. ,,n..u.. ltlan<le T111t1n Etlan<I• Korlnt. l"tlllY 2, lrtlond 2, 112 1-t 1 I I J-6 OrOt 3, 11\ldoml J, 1 I I ' ' Monarchs fall short, lose, 10-7 j By TERRY WffJTE °' .. ....., ........... I I I • Anthony Quaallno's 44-yard : r1eld goal with l :55 lert lifted ~ Notre Dume Hl~h <Sherman . Oaks 1 to a 10·7 non·Jugue• football victory over Mater Dei• High before 1,600 fans Friday: night at tbe Santa Amt Bowl. Quaglino's field goal came• after missing two previous ! attempts. Mater Dei got its only points when Greg Locy received a 33-y ard scoring pass from brother Ton y with 2 :07 r em aioing in flhe first hair. Locy's scoring pass capped a 69-yard, 8-play drive that began on the Monarchs· 31. One htghBght of the drive came when Tony Locy faked the handorf lo AJ Pola and passed lo brother Greg for 15 yards to the Knights' 37 for a Maler Dei first down. Four plays later, came Locy's touchdown pass. The Monarchs had a chance LO score again. but Mike Doao's 47-y ard fi eld goal with 8:55 left 1n the game fe ll Just short of the goal post. MATER DEi Coac h Wayne Cochrun was disappointed with the overaJI performance of the Monarchs. "I don't think we played well m any aspect of our game," he said. However, there were some highlights for Mater Dei's defense. With 6:45 left in the third quarter and Notre Dame threatening to score, Greg Locy s acked the Knights' Rob Dimuro for a nine-yard loss to the Mater Dei 16. Two plays later Quaglino tried a 33-yard fi eld goal that went wide left. Another key defensive play for the Monarchs came with 6:09 remaining in Lhe first half when Pat Dubar packed off a pass on his own 29-yard lme . setting up Mater Dei's lone score. Cocbrun had praise for the Knights. "WE WER£ OUTCOACHED, outplayed. everything . they did a good job." he said. A crucial play b> the Notre Dame defense came with just 47 seconds remau11ng m the contest when the Monarchs had moved the balJ from their own 20 to the Knights 45. David Dalt, who also caught one pass for 20-yards, intercepted Tony Locy's pass on has own 18·yard line and Notre Dame was able to preserve the wan . One sterling offens ive play by Mater Dea cam e with 3: 07 left in t he third pe riod whe n Paul Wallace returned Dali's punt 34 yards to the Notre Dame 23. However, a personal foul on the Monarchs put the ball on the Notre Dame 38-yard ltne. Four plays late r Mater Dei w as forced to punt Renner has four-shot golf lead From AP dispatches Jack Renner , chipping in on the 18th hold for his eighth birdie of the day, fired a 7-under-par 65 Friday to take a 4-slroke lead al th e midway point of the Southern California Open golf tournament. Renner, 25. the leading TPA player in the event with $193,292 10 earnings this year , whic h ranked 11th overall, birdied six of the nine holes on the back side to take his commanding lead. Renner. of Palm Springs, stands at 132. 12 under par, over the 6,906-ya rd , par-72 Los Coyotes Country Club course. The top 14 players on the le ader board all are TPA players. Pat McGowan o f Colusa, Calif., is alone in second place at 136 folJowing a 69. Ed Fiori of Sugarland, Texas, carded a 66 in the second round for a 137 total. John Cook of Rolling Hills with a 65 Friday, was lied for fourth place at 138 with Al Geiberger (70), Dave Barr (72J1 Peter Ooslerhuis (66J and Frank Beard (72). _ ,/ Al 139 were Loren ¥berts ( 70), Roge·r M aJtbie ( 69), Fred Couples (70> and John Ghaffee (67). First-day leader, Jerry Wiss or Fullerton soared to a 78 Friday for a 143 totaJ, _l_sta>ke( above the cul. OCC stays game I I l I ! behind C rritos i 1n Its nAaJ tuneup before ne.xi week's showdown with Soutb Coast ConCerence le1de; Cerritos. lbe Oran1• Co11• Colle1e women'• volltybalt lea~ dl1palcbed Fullerto• Friday ialcbl in attatatat ..u 15-7, U.I, J.1.11, at hllertOa. The win puabetl OCC'i confere•6• marll lo t•l aa ovenll record lo 12·1. . " :r•E t'-'Ml ltt' c·1•c1:1 \\It's lucky for John McEnroe that mommy isn't the umpire." ,_.\R,.ADl'IKE by Brad Anderson ~ "I hope he spots the dog who stole his bone pretty soon." rr " G.\R•'lt:LD TAP TAP TAP 00000 lT5Y BITSY c;WEETIE- poo Lo~'UM l<tSS 1<1ss .. ACA08S ,.,,,.,.. 1 VIII 54 PNllpplc I W... PaMt, 58 JldlpoC .. ~ Mlllr. 5t ..... 10...,..... 11 All llcoflol 14 Of• ,.,. 12 Stlr9 15 IMlblno 83 Tilll: Ip. TAP S TAP z ... TAP J 1'A ~ ! 11,,,,,_ .. FonNI cir- 17 " --,I •E.lnd!M -... .'' ,.,,,. ...... 1tlllow 20~ ........ •Aclolt f7~1Mdt 22111111e ..... OOWH 141""* , .... . • Hid....... 2 er... f11111t"OK" ...... _ 3' DllllRt ""· .,.,. .... ........ .c.a .... ..... ....... 421rmct 43Dlll"9 .., .... -~ .., ...... by Virg il Partch (VIP) "George, you're really not 111 there.'' DE!\'.\IS THE ME!\ i\CE Hank Ketchum ~ ® ~ \~ ·MY FO.KS ~o'oo".roo ... so NOW WE M(J.JE 00 TO~ B." HA! DON 'r BE" JEALOUS, l..ORD P.-· by Haro1d Le Doux by Jim Davis by Ferd & Tom Johnson IHERE1s PLENTY tEFT ! oo0o ITSY BITS Y SWE'ETIE'- ra ..... ~ poo ... ............ •t-..:Poet. ·-.,....,. ·-10C.. ...... "' .... ............. ..._..._.,.._ • "'° ",,.,._. ..... ... ,,._.. ......... ··--..... ......... -~­.,.._ .. ... MOii lfOIU ... .,..... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 7, 1981 SURE---JUST A MINUTE--- Fl'NIK l' "INIKERBEAJ\ DR A BB LE HE'S 6000 ! 1-4£ SEEMo ro CA1tJ4 ON e.a.PTJ~AU.(,J FA5T ! I l J • wet..t.., :r. COUL..PN11" Fl N" YOO A WAL.KESR I MRS. e>ORESL-L-1 . ·• by Ernie Bushm1ller by Gus Amota by Tom Bahuk by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont SO HOW Aeou.,.. A PANCeR ?! I WORK~VouR WIFE OH\HE S\Qfi!. l 1 I I I • I I . Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 7, i981 IEFORE YOU IUY OR LEASE YOUR IMW, SEE US FIRST OR LAST .· •• WE OFFER WHAT MO LEASE COMPANY OR IAMK CAM: 1. Ultra-modern service dept. for 1st class 'after sale Service. 2. Factory authorized facilities and body shop. 3. Elimination of the middle man by leasing dealer direct. RARE MODE S OF MEW BMW's MOW AVAILABLE 8-320i's left to choose from -•·s~,_ Polaris, Safari, Ascot , Sepia , Chestnut & others. 9-528i's tD choose from - 5 speeds a n d automatics 3-733i's Safari/Gobi (128562), Graphite /Red (082216), whVGobt·auto (9064) 1-633csi Beautiful Black with red 1ea1her 1ntenor The ultimate car (620366) FINE PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES '70 2000 4 door sedan Blue Nice. (936SGI). '78 JAGUAR XJ6L. Polarls on Ebony black interior (974UZK) 41 -· .,.. ......... CAI' COST-SUH llSIDUAL-SZll7 41 et SH.OZ + TX TOT AL OF PMTS. U ,Oll.OI CAP llOUCTIOM • Ull TOTAL DOWM • '617.24 '73 IAVARIA '76 530i '77 MBZ 300 Auto matic, maroon Sliver exterior on Just the car for youl · Blue interior Very (Ser 4850) clean. (Ser. 4323) Dark blue exterior on tan interior Excellent condition (C 1309) 2-'79 320i's One 1n Henna red. (Ser 9954). the other golf yellow (369XCM) . '78 VW DASHER :.! door, 4-speed . AM /FM stereo cassette B lue on blue (Ser 6090) 41 MO. OPEH EHD LUSE CAP COST S60Zl.22 HSIDUAL US00.00 4letSI II.fl TOT AL OF PMTS. = 55711.04 TOTAL DOWM •SUI.ti LARGE INVENTORY OF RX7's, 626's, GLC's & PICK UP's FOR SALE OR LEASE 3100 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 642-9405 540-1764 liewport ''Your Diseounf Datsun Store'' ALL198·1 DATSU .210 SLs, 310's, 510's, 4 x 4 PICKUPS & . SPORT TRUCKS 1982 : FACTORY INVOICE AND DATSU NS HOW IN STOCK & READY TO GO! Bring your best deal in writing & see what we'll do for you. Ad applies to vehicles 1n stock. Cars sub1eot to prior sale. All prices plus tax. llcenae, doc. fee. dealer installed options & finance lees. Ad must be presented at ume of purchase. Sale enda Monday, November 9, 1981 at close of bus111ess. Orange Coatt OAILYPILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 . Music, school and politics -Nashville sty le ountychief dedicates songs to Chat tanooga •Y JOHN NOLAN ._ .... ..._....., CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -A country son•wrlter•1ullarl1t turned 1chool teacher turned polltlclan. Dalton Roberta b11 found country muslc and polJUcs to be Inseparable In h11 Ille. In fact, so tnuch 10 that Roberta ls raisins money for his re-election campal1n by selUn1 an album of 10 country music aon1s he wrote. The Democrat's four-year term as Hamilton County executive expires next year. Roberts, 48, bas formed tds own pubUsbin1 and recording comfanies to produce the album, "D.R. and Friends.· To him, the album is more than Just mlxinc business with pleasure. It's a culmination of a lifelong dream -to do an album of son1s dedicated to Challanoo1a. the mountain-encircled county seat. "It's kind of my expressina or love for my hometown," Roberts said in an interview In his county-courthouse office. ''A lot or guys write love songs for a girl. I wrote them for my town." Roberts and 24 musician friends from the area recorded t h e tunes, eight vocals and two instrumentals, in a studio on neighboring Lookout Mouhtain. There are titles like "The Lights of Chattanooga," "Nothing Going Down on Bakewell Mountain," "Daisy Mountain Women," "Lookout Mountain Waltz" and "Ole A.P. and Me," a tune that refers to a statue of Confederate Gen. A.P. Stewart on the courthouse lawn. Roberts -confessed to having had a few conversations with the statue arter rough days in the office. Sherlock Holmes muts Sigmund Freud THESEVEN- PER-CENT SOLUTION From th« •I Best·S«llin9 Novel NOW PLAYING EDWAllDI M llTOl Costa Mesa 540.7444 lDWMDI CllEMA WEST Westminster 891 3935 PUTT c1n COfTH Orangs 634 9282 (DWHDI UGDlllAClt £1 Toro 581 5880 EDWAllDI CHlfMl COITH Costa Mesa 979·4141 lDWAIHJS VIEJO TWIN MISSIOO Vieto 830 6990 OIWMll DIUYE·IN Orange 558 7022 Dudley Moore Peter Cook In HTHE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES" Special Discount To Sherlock HomH Society Members He wrote another of the album's songs, "Tennessee River Rat," for a friend, the late Jack "Sleepy" Shoemake. Then there'• "Cool Drink from the Waler1n1 Troutbbo" a lrtbute to Roberta' old ea1l-Chattanoo11 nel1h rhood. Before the album was ready for distribution, Roberts said he had sold nearly 300 sl1ned and numbered copies at •100 apiece and had started sellln1 signed copies at $25 each. He said he has no time to involve himself In trying to distribute lire albums to commercial outlets, but would Uke to market one or two of the sonRs as singles. Robert8 Is no stranger to country music. An uncle taught him to play the guitar when Roberts was 13, and he began writing songs in high acttool. He has had some or his songs recorded and published, jams regularly with other area count.ry pluckers and has recorded a previous album of his own compositions. A teacher for 11 years and later a Nashville-based public relations man for the Tennessee Education Association, Roberts has a master's degree in special education and fond memories or his work with handicapped youngsters. But. music and politics are his priorities now. "I'll always write songs." he said~ "I'm always In search of that No. 1 country song." Roberts said country music is growing, expanding to encompass new styles like the "rockabilly" approach of Willie Nelson. "Country music will incorporate the best of all music," Roberts said. "It's an expression of our griefs, sorrows, mores .... It's a celebration of life." AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL SUIT f\ UNMRSAL rtCTUR! 1, .. ,U .. ""5AlCnYtl\IOIOt 1>K ..__.,... ..... SF.l•t•naa ..... . FRI. 1:15, 1:30, 10:45 IAT/IUN. 1:45, 4:00, 1:15, 1:30, 10:45 AT FRI. 1:00 SAT/IUN. 1:00, 5:00, t :OD AT (~HARBOR 1Wltl J ~-631-3501: .._. FOUNTAIN VAl.llY __ ....... , .... ~AIMYALUY IJt.1111 l"RI. l :IO, 1:41, 10:IO IATllUN. 2:00, 4:15, 1:30, 1:41, 10:IO AT (~::~&J Dalto11 Rob€rts . county executive in Hamilton Co unty. Termessee. has spent years m1xmg music and politics ...... ~ .... tt..,.0 Umted ArtJsts NOW PLAYING lllllSIOI YllJO Mission Vieio Mill 495 6220 •EW,ottT llACM OftHGl WESTMIHTER Newpo<t C.nedome Cinema West 6•4 0760 63• 7553 991 3935 Miiliin --IAT-•• a11,1t .. CNll OmON CXJ#lll ... ,,.,,.. .. MT-ata, 1:9.1- TH! ANA-~ ~ .. ._,.,., ... lltl)VE --Ill -.t: ........ SAT.uM. t;tl, 9::t11 1l•U -,.. ..... MT-l:M, i.'IJ, "'9,1*.1-. "HEARTLAND" '111 I;; ... l!JI, 11 II MT-. 1:1', l.4'. ............... -", PAlllUllTY l'llLt·•.11:• •·"'-· 2 ........ ,.,. RICH""" FAMOUS@ l'tll.1:•1111 .... ,-. .,...11: •. t:M "A# AJCUICA# ....-.11111 LO#N#"CIQ .... ,...,_ 9ATllUll. -. Ne, , .. _. --- SourHERN ())MFOl{f ,.. ...... 1111 aAl~ • ., .... .. "TIME BANDITS" Billboard na1nes top singles, LP s By &be Mloelalff Pre11 The followtn1 are Biilboard's hot record hit• tor the week endlJ\i November 14 u they appear In next week'• laaue of Billboard maaazlne. HOT SINGLES 1. "Private Eyes" Daryl Hall & John Oatea - RCA 2. "Start Me Up" Rollins Stones -Rolllna Stones 3. "Physical" Olivia Newton-John -MCA 4. "Wailing For A Girl Like You" Foret1ner - Atlantic 5. ''Tryln' To Live My Life Without You" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band -Capitol 6. "The Night Owls" Little River Band - Capitol 7. ''Here I Am" Air Supply -Arista 8. "I've Done Everything For You" Rick Springfield RCA 9. "Arthur's Theme" Christopher Cross Warner Bros. TOP LPS 1. "Tattoo You" Rolling Stones Rolling' Stones 2. "4" Foreigner Atlantic 3. "Escape" Journey -Columbia 4. "Ghost in the Machine" The Police -A&M 1 5. "Nine Toni'ght" Bob Seger & The Silver1 Bullet Band -Capitol 6. "The Innocent Age" Dan Fogetberg -Full. Moon Epic 7. "Abacab" Genesis -Atlantic 8. "Private Eyes" Daryl Hall & John Oates -f RCA 9. "Bella Donna" Stevie Nicks -. Modern Records RICH {/I/(' FAMC1US NOW PLAYING MGM G ...... .,....\ NU UA Movies 990 •on COSTA lllU C-Cente< 919 .,., COITA MESA UA~ S•O OS9• U. TCIRO ~ sa1 saao ..... WoodbndQt SSI 06SS' ..... OMllGl. WUTIUltSTlll CM0ome UA 1...., ~ 63• '553 193 '™ Slldium 011 .. 1n ~-·-·~-··' (7U I 63t 8110 ~--. \IOWf .( ..... 'J (ll#d • ..,_ rh} .-.. ...... to ., ........ ~ t "DEMONOIDS" ""' .. .. .... -.a:., ..... .. "T.'.' llC>elllT llC>eUIT I~ OE NlllO OUYAll ~·· -·••1-.. ,-.. -·-"" 80DVHERT Plll.t:•,1t•lt MT-111',1:41. lt:ll MTllUllTY ··~t-.(:'"""~ --MT-1:11.-.- TIME BANDITS '111 ............ ,. MT-1:91.l=lt t:•. 11o-. ltote CNI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 Maxim us, Tess break deadlock In • lo'lgh we k, nan.a out of u riaht 1n1wer1 ort n can p11ce the rteld, and •1avl•• MHlmu and T. 0 . T nc dcd onl nine to break out or a four way ti und Into u two.way deadlock. Two or our reaulur contenders u nk Into the mlddl or the Rtnndlnis by not turnln1 In their nnsw rs But ll 's a Iona way lo December and both rould find themselves r ight back in the race. Theist-next 10 may be u bit casll'r to digest. :~~ll up u chair and di&· TRIVIA BY T.T. · 1. Altrl'd Alderdlce was bcHt known lo his n1ovle fans as whom ? 2 In what comic strij> would you be most likely to find an tij>leryx? 3. "Be a crack jackanapes and they'll imitate you like apes" Is the advice dispensed In what song? 4. Name lbe coffee heiress and the hair stylist 1 who were slain in the same murderous foray that took the life of Sharon Tate. S. In the movie "Hud," how old was Paul ' Newman's character? 6 Phil Harris was a salesman in "The High and the Mighty." Whal did he sell? 7. Identify the NFL player who's known as "Supergnat " 8. Jasper Featherways 1s a leading character in what stage play? 9. In the movie "The Music Man," what was ta > Mayor Shinn 's first name and <bi the name of his billiard pat'lor·1 10. Mi ckey drove Mike to the wall, but Mike s howed that he still had a catchy talent in what movie? R ecord crou'<l.~ at f es ti val • ASHLAND, Ore. <AP> -The Oregon Shakespearean 1'"'eslival attracted record crowds dur ing its 1981 season that ended last weekend. offi cials say. Crowds from the festival's 571 performances at thr~ theaters totaled 272,983, an increase of 8,500 over last year, spokeswoman SaUy White said. However, officials said the festival had an increase or performances during its eight-month run this year. Ticket revenues exceeded S2 million and the remainder of the fesuval's $2.8 million budget comes from gifts. grants and memberships. NOT SINCE ~DELIVERANCE' It'• the land of hospit.lity_. uni ... you don't belong theN. TRIVIA BOWL X)(IV STANDINGS L11t Week'• Amwert 1. Marso cname change> 2. Steve Canyon ccow at college> 3. "Little Things Mean a Lot" C11<>na lyric> 4. Olossboro, N.J . <LBJ summltl .,,., .. .. ~ , . • s. "The Many Loves of Dobie Gllllls" (Beatty seriesr 6. "Tomorrow:· ( Blxby's magazine> 7. Wyoming State and Manetleld te11chers (night debut) 8. "Redhead" (Essie Wh imple> 9. (a) Little Reata Cb> Jetlexas (''Giant" name change> 10. "Stalag 17" <movie riddlel fSend your.O~TI to TRIVIA.cl o the DoUJI Pilot, Boz 1560, CNto Me1a 92624 All ent~• mu.st be rectived bJI WedMldoJI. otMrwiae half tti. player'• la.st acore will be. owordedJ Jon Jloighl to portray F aoul W allenberg · . HOLLYWOOD -Jon Volabt stars in the title role of "The Raoul Wallen berg Story," a theatrical movie about the young Swede who risked his life to save thousands of Hungarian Jews at the end of World War fl. Wallenbei;g was taken prisoner by the Russians in 1945 and Is beUeved lo be still alive. The movie will be filmed in Europe. Pryor in comedy-drama HOLLYWOOD -Richard Pryor stars in the comedy-drama "Some Kind of Hero" for Para- mount Pictures. The screenplay by Robert Boris was adapted from the novel by James Kirkwood. Pryor is cur- rently appearing in "Stir Crazy" with Gene Wilder. NOW PLAYING COSTA •u MllllCMI flUO OllAltGl OllAllGI WHTM .. STlll Solltll Coast PINI YilfO ,_ Pioli Ctly C•nltt St»unl Orove tn U4 IWlll CIMlll&S 546 21t t 130 6990 134 928? 639 8110 193 1243 COITAMlU ~ s.46-3102 '''HEARTLAND' IS HEARTtrELT, • fllm to "'9k• rou feel Pf'OUCI, to ...ate JOU feel good!" -G•.._ S""''' TODAY S .. OW -NBC. l\I "EXTRAORDINARY! MOVING! _,,....s_. REAL!" "AN UNCOMMONLY WA8CT\I BEAUTIFUL FILM !" "ONE OF Vine.~' C.nt>y ~ V l 1"'91 THE YEAR'S BEST!" "RARE -J<tll•ev lo;Ol\t we.es RacllO,, WPI-T\I AND LOVELY!" "AN INSTANT -le<n••d O.tw Gan""'·' CLASSIC! SHEER AND RARE PERFECTION!" "A WORK OF -iuc,,.. Wons I"" NY ""111 ART" -Jll!fo/St- Sen ''•tlC>KO C."'ono<le - ,. -.. HEAR11.AND .. A -w"""'"'' w~ r. mhaU\ lJi,odwtJOI HNlfllnd Slto•"'I Rip Torn Conchaia Ferrell S.rry Pnm1,1s •Ulla Skala Mcltn~oa.icon~ Mepn Folsom 0..«ltel o., """''d """'". w"""""' a.111 ·,.,,., ("°'~M P!U<M" -· Sn"lll P.odu<ocl Ill' "'-........... ' a."' ..... . 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':1 --·---·· "ESCAPE fBOM NEW '(OAK" !'ti -.. ·-.-·:4 ----·-.,...,, .... , ue ua. ·---~·~-­"CARBON CO~Y - .. .. T.1 t•~·-... _...__.,.,,.,., LAKEWOOD CENTER WALK·IN Ill/TM~---I "SOUTHERN COWOflT" 1111 Ml OM.Y1i-Al. ...... l•,_,.... ... te-1t 11::-•. ••· ..... , .... , .. .. ..n. HHD'--- "THE FRENCH LIEUTE~NT'S I WOMAN"1111 1 •t:M. •• • .,., ••. ,.,.,. I LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WALIC ·IN foc;Uly Al Del Amo 211/62.4·9211 --·---~-! ' RAIO£RS OF THE LOST ARK" ' ... "' .......... 19:19 -L>GUlllA --·---· "WOllll OF TitR LOST UK··-_ _.,,._ .............. ,,., ..... faculty at Canolewoao 213/531·9580 ............... ._.._ "ONLY WHEN I LAUGH'" 1111 lt::M, l:M, HI, Ml. - lllCMMON __ _ . .,. .. -.- "THE BLUES BROTHERS 11t1 1;11,t:M,I- "OUTLAND" 1111 ........ -"EXCALIBUR" 1111 ..... - .. "'°"" °' UMl--1'HE LAST MlTI'O" -............... -.... so . COAST WALK·IN Soulll Cooat Hlway ot lfooowov 494-1514 .,,.., _... ---· .,,..,.,.. m "TIME BANDITS•• ---·--"''·--di,--"CONTINENTAL OtVIDl""' _,.,, .... , ___ _ "CAMON~­--.e.1tMT, __ ,,...,_ ,ACIFIC THEATllU OlllVE·IN S*1 MEETS Sll"CO •01111 Jll«l -ll'l•O l llf DAY at HAlllOll llVO OlllVE·IN 6 ORANGE OlllVE-lN I H 10 l .. IUlll•AT J IU .... Y ••u '•M••• su••·"' at AllAll(t• uat111• ............... e.1s '" ... e-oo ·---•:'5 IMPORTANT NOTICE! CHILDREN UNDIR 12 FRHI """' ••• W1111a1 Mt• t~rw fro 4.30• h i So• 1111$ 5:30 PM CM-11 SOIJtjQ • 'IOVll ... Cloll llAOll lS 'IOUll Sl'EMfJl "' NO AM CAil MOIO W!ll4 amDN ACCIUOllY POSIT'OI -IMIG AM fOllTMU 1 •AU ~ OIWMll llO Oii NI llAOll /,"9At1t1M ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN frH"CIY fl al i..lf\Ofl SI umt~--­"IOUTHlRN (X)W()ffr' t111 -"DUTH HUNT'' fll 179·9110 Clllt "SOU'oO -----------..---· -------_ ......... "DlMONOtD" tltl -··up FROM THE DEPTMS" tltl Cllll JI SOUllO eulNA P,O.llJ BUENA PARK ORIVf IN Unc:Oln A ... West 04 111'0f! 121·4070 H 1u .-..TA1~ FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE-IN _O/l .... M "D!MO~ID" !'ti ' "UP FROM THE DlPTHI" 11t1 lllml~--IOOnll "~RN COMF<>f'T" 1111 -"DEATH HUNT' 1111 Clllf JI SOUllO I A •'4 A ft"A LA HABRA ()lllVl IN .......... ~--·--• 17Mh2 Pi11 I•.• • " .. • LINCOLN ORIVl IN l•nc °'" A•• W•ll 01 • no11 121·4070 ------• 'OUTl.ANO'' fll -"'lXCAL18Uft'• flt Cfflt J1 loOUMO ,,. __ _ ··HALLOWUN 1111'! -··Nqt YIEARS lVIL t111 .,,.., _, .,... -.nlll'f, nco l'IVlJI m "TIME BANOt'TS" --"WHOlL Y MOSHI" .... Ctllf JI SOUllO Clllt ·fl SOUllO..;;._ __ ----90"-I ''OUTtAND" t111 -"IEXCALMIU9'" 1111 0111( H $OUllO ""--"-"HAUOWllN II flt -"..W YIM'I lVI'." 111 ------ "A'• . t O~ANGE OlllVf IN u.------"ltOOYHaAT ' .. -"MlPMTY''"' .. ~. ' . ... . ., __ . ..,.._ MISSION OQIVl IN ''°"'-y W"':J LAUOM" .. ..... UKI Ol.D ,_., N .... . , r I I I I . { I ! ' { . ' t i I • -MOlllNG~ 1:21 (%) MOVll * • * ~ "Olmmt Shehll'" ( 1170) RoUtng StOMI, Jef· lw90n Alrl)I-. Tlllt ~ !Mfllaty ol tM ROll!no Stonff' 1989 Amerlc:an tour lll<:lucMI tcWIM ol the rioting and ITIU(dtlf' at an Al1amont Speedway lrM cCJnCll't. ll:to. 8TARTAE.K Cl) GABE MPLAN'S JUST fOA LAUGHS Comedian Gabe Kaplan le t..tured In Ihle IP9dal !aped ti "The ltll Stop" In Hollywood. 9MOVIE *'~ "KIU Of Be Kiii.ci" ( 19llO) J-Ryan, Char- lott• M1theUe A ronner Nul commander, who 1011 1 an lmporta11t karate matel'I fo the Japenete during the war, Melt• to ..,.,..ge hit clelut by enllallng the top Kung Fu fighters from 1tQ1md the world In a tour- nament. 'PG' 5:60QINEWS 8:00 D WHITNEY AND THE ROBOT 9 STARTRE.K 0 TEE~ALK • Vl~POIHT ON , NUTR1TION • SATURDAY MORNING Hosts. Kathryn Seillett· Jones. John Ochoa Miii- an Montgomery. Featured Nigerian Art Exhibition, Fetal Testing Centet: 5th and 6th grade aty plan- nets I PUBLIC AFFAIRS NEWSMAKERS DA. SNUGGLES • 8(30 SUNRISE SEMESTER Q! THE FLINTSTONES PACESETTERS 0 AMERICAN STORY G» SPEAK OUT 9 CAPTIONED A8C NEWS (I) VOICEOF AGRICULTURE ®) lrS YOUR BUSINESS (.C)MOVIE • • "Sir Gawain And The Green Knight" Murray Head. Nigel Green A handsome squire is al<led by a beautiful maiden dur- ing his batoes With the treacherous Greefl Knight 'PG' MOVIE • •.,.., "Freaky Friday" ( 1977) Jodie Foeter. Bar· bare Har(Js Tne world 1s tumeo uptld&-down for a mother and deughtet who rn.glcaHy 1wltch bodl" one tatetul d1y 'G' RASCAL DAZZl.E The Ullle Raac.ts are fee· rured 11'1 him ct1ps and ShOrtS 7:00 11 DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE D BIO BLUE MARBLE 8 ®J RICHIE RICH I SC008YDOO 0 OAVFr AND GOLIATH Q) TURNABOUT tt) YOGA FOA HEALTH (() INTERNATIONAL HOUR 0MOVIE • • * 'Outlaw Blues" ( 1977) Peter Fonda, Susan S•int James When a country-western singer '1ea1s hi& song. en ex-con Ines desperately to retrieve hli recordlno rights whlle baffling the police PG 7:30 8 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE • D Q!SMURFS 8 DA. SNUOGLU I OAVEYANOGOllATH NEWS Ell UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR 8:00 ti {I) KWICKY KOALA 8 THE RIFlEMAN fJ @J FONZ I LAVERNE &SHIRLEY 0 MOVIE * • • BUGk Privates' ( 194 I) Abb011 end Cot114· lo. Lee Bowman Two greentiorn1 are In for trou· ble when thelr training camp sergeant turns out to baanold9f>emy G) MOVIE • • ·~ "The Man C•lled Atnlstona" ( 1966) Anlmat· ed. Volca of Alan Reed. Mel Blanc Because he resembln a top spy, Fr9d Fllntstone lS preased into aentloe by atone-age Inlet· tlgenc;e to l«ret out lhe laadet or SMIRK • INTAOOUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY ~MOVIE • • "King Solomon'• Mines" ( 11150) O.t>o<eh K«r. Stew•rt Granger A aearcfl ror King Solomon'• diamond mine• takes ua deep Into the soenlc and c:olorful Alrlcan jungle 8:30 I Cll TAOlU<JNS 8KID8UP£R POWEAHOOR I AATPATROL IHTAOOUCTIONTO PHILOSOPHY • THI SHAKISPfA~ PLAYi "Hamlet" 0.4111 JICOOI, Clllr. Bloom, ~ POtl .. end Patrldc s1ew111 ettf 111 a ·~ "'Odlletion of Wlllfarn 8h1lleapure'1 *'* p!ey. '"' 9 KNXT !CllSJ e 1eNac CN8CI •KTl.A (Ind I e KAIC CAB(I .Kl"M8 ICl~I e kHJ•TY lllld I eKCIT CAKJ • KT°"' llftd l •ttCOfl•TV Uncl.) .KClT c~al1 KOCI INS) BANJO STARS ·countt~· sihger Wendy Holcombe joins other guest stars on The ~ash,·ille Palace" tonight fl/-9 on Channel 4. MOVIE • • ·~ "Hurray For Belly Booo" (1980) Anlmat9d. voice of Tommy Smother•. Belly ~ts Into pollllcs and llg.hts lor women's rights 'PG' 9:00 8 (I) BUGS BUNNY I ROADRUNNER 8 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM Of THE SEA 8 9 NCAA FOOTBALL C .. m50fl et No CMGllM g) VILLA ALEGRA (R) fll) INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (fj)MOVIE • • 'Baby Blue Marine ( 1976) Jan-Mlcflael Vin- cent, Glynnis O'Connor A young man, dishonorably dllcharged lrom the Marine Corps, assumes the 1denUty, lhe role and un1forrfl of• war h«o. 'PG' 0 ISLANO OF NEVAWUZ In thll anlmat9d com6CIY. the greedyJ B Trumphorn crash-lands on tne Island or Nevawui and tries to modernize II ror his own personal gain 9:30 8 Q!SPACE STARS · MOVIE • * 'Guns 01 Olablo" (19S.I Charles Bronson, Susan Oliver A tough wagonmaster encounters a man whom he had 1n1ured In self-delense years before 61) CHURCH IN THE HOME SI NOVA 10:00 8 OZZIE AND HARRIET Q) PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND 61) MOVIE • 'I 'The Lawless NIMl- 11"" ( 1936) John Wayne. Gabby Heyes A lede<al agent goes undercover In a small Western town to nab a oano or oull•ws wtK> hive t>eer> ter<orlzing the terrllory (J:)MOVIE • • ·'Meteor' ( 1979} Sean Connery, Natalie Wood Arnerocan and RuSSlan sc;t- ance experts Jotn loroes In an attempt to ward oll a olen1 meteor from oute• space. which 11 on a direct colhll<ln course with Eatlh. Delore m1s1 d11aster strikes. 'PG' (S)MOVIE * ••··~ "On The Town ( 1950) G-Kelly. Frank Sinatra A trio or wto1s team up With a llx1 driver and an anthropologist to llnd a beautiful girt whose pleture is displayed 1n 1ne subway 0MOVIE * • ·zero To Sixty" Oar· ren McGav1n. Oemse NICk arson A middle-aged dlvo•ced man needing money tor alimony pay· ments, is faced wilh repe>I· sesslng a Malia cer con- taining a dead body as Plf1 of his new partnership with a 16-year-old girl PG' 10:30 11 (I) POPEYE I '1!J SPIDEfl..MAN AMEAICA'S TOP TEN ... WE'RE MOVIN' fll THE WOOOWRIGHT'S SHOP MOVIE * * ·~ Loving Couples' ( 111801 Shll'tey Macuine. Jamet Coburn Two cou· plea -one married, one not .. take a stab at tome unconYentlonal regrouping with riotous rdUlts 'PG' 11:00 ti (I) BLACKSTAR 0 Cl) DAFFY I SPEEDY SHOW 8 TAAV.N 0 WILD, WILD WOR.LD OF ANIMALS G» SOUL TRAIN 61) &MOW MY PEOPLE 9 COOKINO MEXICAN 11:30 6 (I) TARZAN I LONE RANGER 0 Q! BULLWINKLE 0 WILD, WILD WEST ., NASHVILLE MUSIC • THE WORLD OF COOKINO -AFTERttOON-------12.-00 0 RAINBOW PAT~ • Th• Value Of Conll- d-" • LOST IN SPACE Thr .. aliens enlltt Smith'• aid 10 "*'• Penny give uo • ~.,-li•bil al'llUlel • MOVll • ·~ "The Andfomedl Strllln" ( 1971 I Artlluf HIH, o..M1 Wayne Tiw• ac:Jen. Oat• WOttl 10 ldtntlty • dMCll)' ltt.., of *'eril "' time to Mve -vone ff om extinction 0 QnTV I l TV M HBO C tC1ntl'N•I ~ tWORI NV, N Y • OJ tWTl\1 I CHPNI . ,......,,.., ........ • (Qil!lf .... H.c"'°''' e ADAM·12 1 • QUILTING "Pl~ 81ock Construe· llon" , Ii) HOME GARDENING CHICO ANO THe MAN MOVIE • • • "The Son Of Monte Crlsto" ( 1940) Louis Hay- ward. Joan Bennett. A dar· Ing swasllbuCkler wages dt.adly duels 10 win the hand of a lovely lady. (1) RASCAL DAZZLE The Little Rascals ere le•· tur9d In film clips and snorts 0MOVIE • * ·~ "Little Miss Marker" ( 1980) Waller Matthau, Julie AndrllWI Baaed on the Damon Runyon story A grull, stingy tll30s book· 1e·1 Ill• Is turned around when he accepts a 6-year- old mop1>41t as • marker for a r11e1ng bat 'PG' OANOBUSTERS "Mob Vengeance" (Chap- ter 1_QJ 12:30 6 ()) TOM ANO JERRY 0 THIS WAS AMERICA 0 MOVIE • * 'n 'The Shoollng" ( t9671 Miiiie PetklM. Jack Nicholson A woman enlists the aid of an ••· t>OUnty hunter and his cohort 10 guide "« on a relentless Journey of pe<· sona1 revenge. ti) AOAM-12 S) WHITEWATER. PA. A look 11 whitewater ~rts 1n Pennsylv1nla. ll!) HOME GARDENING Q!RHOOA CID PRESTO CHANGO. IT'S MAGICI Mastet llluslonlall gather tor e display of myslllylng talents and miraculous leall whleh vWlually dely 00::~ * • * "The Blue Lagoon" ( 19301 Brooll• Shleld1. Christopher Atkins Two cMdren expertence the pangs of llrsl love whHe dlacoverlng Ille and each other altar they are Shi9wfecked together on a ~ed laland 'R' 12:"5 0 (!JJ NCAA FOOTBALL Giorvl• vs. Florld• et Je<k10nvllle. 1:0011 (I) FAT ALBERT D AGRICULTURE U.S.A. D THE MUNSTERS .., MOVIE • • 111 "Dalles" ( 1950) Gery Cooper, Ruth RomM Upon hn<11ng hos home end property deslroyec:I. an emb<llered ex-Conleder· 11a olllee< vows revenge on those responsible Sl MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING "New England H"ll ' al) WRITINO FOR A REASON "The Peper 0 1 COmperl· aon' 8 SPOATSW~LD CART PllOenlx 150 Indy• cer 11ce (from Phoenix, Ariz ); Milted Pairs Body- building Champlonshlpa (from Atlanllc City, N J.). 1;30 8 (I) 30 MINUTES 0 TALKABOUT PICTURES 8 LE.AVE IT TO BEAVER 9 THE GAMMAS ARE COMINOI Oi) WRITING FOR A REASON "The Essay Test' ®MOVIE * * "Good Guys Waif Black" ( 19781 Chuck Norris, James Francltcut A Vietnam veteran launchel his own 1n11t11tl- gatlon Into the myster1ous deaths of the Other tof. dlera wtlo were In his mlll· taryunll. 'PG' 2..-00 8 KIOSWORLD Featured an Int""'-with Meadowlark Lemon; • report from Phllldelphl1 on an .. hlbltlon called "Pat- tern•" which recently appeared at the Franklin lnslllule Sci.nee Museum D EVERYWHERE locallon: Hve from lhl St-Gwv.y Tennis Tour- '*'*1( In CelabaMI. • GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Gllllgan turna lf'IO a Hve wlre attar he la atru<:ll by • llMll of llQl'ltnlng ·~l!WW< 1!8PAN04. I=="" PMITONMTHt YUt<ON CC)M<WW *** "An EntmY Of~ People" ( 1'77) &tev• McOuten. en.• Oumo tno lleed on ~·e pe.y. The ~ °' • 8l'Nlll IOWTI ftret --1"911 '**"" • IOCll ~ lor ~ '"" IOCll llo4 """"' ...... due 1111 '*" ""°"· •Q' CJ)MOVll • ... .,. ......... JullOllOtl'' (1 ... 1 Ave OlrOI*, ...,_ "' CMl'I". ,,,. ,,,,..., ..,...,. girt ..... "' ,..._ ............ lft ......... IY-•IM...._.to ..,, .............. ~ - .MOVtl • • "Ttl9 MMM!tl Met\ In TN W..C" (1ttt) Chet!M ltOtllOn, lM MwV\n. TWo ouu.. .... llltr9CI '°' Nall otlltt and I IOve of ~~· t :11WMOVll • ._. "In God We TN9r (1tto1 ...,tt feMtrnan, AMI KauffMn. A MM monk la Miit OU1 lnlO IM WOtid to rtilM f'nOne)' for hit IMPOvtflthecl rnonul· ~·tta· .t;10 • TMt LONI fWdlft AN AMINCAN L9GllC> e GIWGAN'l llLAHO Mra. Howell fll\cle I Mtiel of anonYfl'OU• iove no• under '* pillolW • M0\111 • • * "The Uaera" (18781 Jaolyn 8mltll, T OllV C"'11a An asplr1ng eictt"' mar-,... • 194)ng, l>vt 11111 pow. erlul. entanaln« 11 • mMna of cllmblng Holly- wood'• aoctal laddtt. • I AM, I CAN, I WIU. "Helping" Mltt9r ~ polnll out thll good felt. Ing• "'1 come from help. :Ko~ Cl) ITARTMK When Ille EntlfprlM la damaged In an Ion storm, one crewman 11 killed, anCI Captain Kirk le cf\arged wll.h Ille mUfdet. QIMOVIE • • *"' "Random Har· ....,.. ( 1942) Aon81CI Col· man, Greer Gart1on 3:001 2 WITH YOU MOVIE • • "Munst« Go Horne" ( 1988) Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Callo The lov- able Herman Munater Inherits hla Btilllh uncle'• tltle and manor. • MOVIE • * *'A "Tiie Nulty Pro- ,_ .. (19631 Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens A mMk protesaor 11 transformed Into an lrresltllble cherrnet who c:e11 have any glfl except lhe one he wants • AVENUE28 Ci) PERSONAL FINANCE AND MONEY MANAGEMENT "Ula lnsuranca Basics" 3:30 • (I) SPORTS SATURDAY 15-round WBA Light HHvywelght Champlon- 1hlp between Michael Spinks and Vonzeil John· ton (from Allantk: City. N J.). I F~EE4ALL FAIRPlAYIN SPORTS From an authoritative chronology to a rundown or tne current burgeoning of women's alhlellca. this apec;ial hU action-packed lootege, Interviews (lnctud· Ing Ann M)'&rl and Cethy Lee Crosby) and good. IOI· kl advice encoureglng fun and •x«clM, with host Oorolh)' Htmlll (Part 2) CD PERSONAL FINANCE AND MONEY MANAGEMENT "Llle lnso11nce: Types ~nd Qptlona" CID OH LOCATION "The Th"d Annual Rich Ullle And The Great Pr .. tencletw" Rich la Joined by talented lmprffslonlsla Thom Br.ah and Julie 0... for an ~Ing of l.lfly comedy anCI great family enterlalnment. 4:00 D SPORTSWOALD CART Phoenlx 150 Indy· ear race (from Phoenix, Ariz.). Mixed Pairs eocy. building Championships (from AllantlC City. N.J.). 8 GOLDIE GOl.O I THUNDARA 0 KOJAK A detective's drlnklno problam Inadvertently cauMS him to IOle his pls- lol. hll gold lhi.ld and the Ill• ol hi• best friend • PRESENTE CD HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS (!JJ THE ROCKFORD ALES While on vacation with his l•lher In Hawaii, Aoellford meell an Old w•r buddy ln'IO!ved In ln1ernatl0nal =~ • • "King Solomon's Mines" ( 1950) Deborah Kerr. Stewart Granger A _,Ch lor King Solomon's diamond mines takes us dMP lnlo lhe acenlc and colorful African Jungle. CS) WHATS UP AMERICA F"tured. America's only metador; a group of 6· month-old awlmrnera: homemade atrcrah and the derlng young men woo fly them DMOVIE ** "Rold G•mea"(1981I Stacy KMCl'I. Jamie LM Curtis. An ~Irle truett- 11'. a beautiful hl1chtlllter, •nd • psycnopathlc k Iller 111vellng Iha aame route ara playing games for me and death. 'PG' (%)MOVIE • • *'~ "Rio Bravo" (1959) John Wayne. Dean M11tln All Old crlpP141, • former daputy·lurn•d· dnmk. •young qulctldraw gunallnger l(ld • gl(I help • snenfl to ouiarnart • pow- arlul rancher Wl'lo want• to gel his lllllar brother relMMCI from~. 4~90. SOCCER MADI! IN Ol!AMANY Holland vs. Uruguay • HUMANma THM>OOH THI! ART& 5:()0. Nfl. M'itlW ANO ~ t, • ITAATMI< I IUfltll flUN ~ KOJN< • MOVia * * * "Lime l.tlC:tltl Of Tiii Nigtlt" ( 1117) Lindi P\itt, Oe¥td ~. 8tlunned I>)' "" ""'"* encl lgnottd by tlte pob, • ._. runaw.,-find• 11.,Hlf clt.-n lnlo the MeCly world ~~ HoM. Mtl1 <MMI. ~: ~MoOoo. • Uf'AMO~ ''Growing ,. .... ~ Cell... fe1t1lly COflnlC', "'*" ...... "'°"' .,... .... Md ltdlPl,..IOI ... ......... Q Cl) M•A•a•H A .,.--P!9*" .,_. _ Orange Coast DAii. V PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 TUBE TOPPERS "Barbara Mandrell and NBC It 8:00 the Mandrell Sisters." The slnalng 1tlsters welcom~ guest star Conway Twitty. CBS 9 9:00 -"Revenge of the Pink Panther." Peter Sellers returns as the bumbling French detective. KCET 8 9:00 "John Huston: A War Remembe red.·· Three World War ll film1, long suppressed, document the fiahilng. KHJ e 10 :00 -"The Guns of Navarone.'' Gregory Peck and David Niven star in a World War 11 film about allied commandos out t o destroy German artillery. hlmMl1 lo Hawlleya Whtie Radar falls In IOvt and Klinger m•rrt.I by ahof1. wave radio. -~l!WElK "GrH I Movie Song•" ®MOVIE • * 'h "Freaky Friday" (1977) Jodie FOll91', Bit· batl H1trl1. The world II turned UOsid+-down tor a mothef and daughter who meglcall)' switch bodies one fateful day. 'G' (nJ ANIMALYMPICS Thi• anlmatecl comedy leelurlng Ille voices ol Gii· di Radnet and Billy Crys- tal, lookl at how the vari- ous animals preciare for lllelr own Olymplc games I (I) SHOWTIME'S HOLLYWOOD 6:301 NEWS OHCEUPONA CLAS81C "Dominic: Tiie Hunter" Dominic and Beaver trace the clues lo the castle or Lord Stalnton and 1n Inn occupied by • smuggler. leading to Oom1nic'1 cap- ture by the murderer. (Part 2)(RIO GI) FROM JUMP8TREET ''Bleck Mualc In Tl*lter And Film' L.0. Sloane anC1 speclal gues1 PMrt Balley are featured In an explora- tion of the role of music by black Arnetlcana In the evotutlon of theller and lllm (RJO ()) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Walhlnglon gets a Job that Eptlll!'I lhOUght he hid In the beg 0 MOV1£ **'A "The Night Stalker" ( 19711 011ren McGavin. Carol Lynley. A report« lnvea11gllet • -* of murders cornmlllec:I by a man whom he bellevn to bee vampire (l)MOVIE • •'A "Hurray For Betty Boop" ( 1980) ~nlmated Voloa of Tommy Smother•. Betty 9111 Into politics and llghll for -·• right• 'PG' -EVBING- e:-oo I Cll CBS HEW'S • 8N8CNEWS MOVIE * * "Plppl GoH On Board" (1971) Inger Nlla- tlon, Par Sundberg. Plppl escapes from a lhlp ano \ties to dodge thlaws woo wa alter he< iewet• 8 NEWS G GRIZZl y ADAMS The dllCO'olefy ol gold cre- 11 H conflict between Grtzzly Adams and Mad Jack. ., MOVIE • • • "The Return Ot The Pink Panther" ( 1975) Peter Sellers, Chrlatopher Plummer. Aocldtnt.p<one Inspector Clou-u dla- OUIMI himself as I t>ellhop and a pool repairman In order to trap en alullve diamond thief fD COSMOS "Travelers' Teles" Of. Cerl Segan re-creatw Ille Hol- land of Chrlatlaan Huygens'• time end takes viewer• Inside the Jet Pro- pu'-00 Laboratory (RIO Oi) MATINEE AT THE BIJOU FHtured "Bullalo Stampede" (1934). •Zane Grey Western starring Randolph Scott and &ntat Crabbe, a cartoon, a Gary Cooper short; and Ch111>t« 11 of "The Phantom Empire" I t1135) at11rlng Gene Autry and Smiley 8\Knette. ~MOVIE * • • "The Son 01 Monie Crlato" ( 1940) Louis Hay- ward. Joan Bennett A dar- ing Swaahbl.tellllf Wlgel deadly duels to win lhe hand of a k>Yely l•dy. 0 MOVIE • * • "On• On One" (1977) Robby Benson, Annelle O'Toole. A bOy who goee ro college on • t>asketball tch<>ltrlhlp It 1buled by th• coech, 8Corned by hit tutor •nd used by the IChool for Ill own purposes. 'PG' 11:20 (D) MANIMAL8 (TIMI! AflftAOXIMATE) 8:30 I Cl) a HEWS ENT£RTNNMENT THIS WEEK Bo Oerek at Ille London Zoo; Carroll O'Connor. <*ebfalw 10 yewa as Archie 8unket: Raquel Welch at I private New Yor1c per1y. (Z)MOYll * • • • "Herold And Maude" (11171) !Mii Gor- don, Biid Cor1. An 80-yMr· old women meets an 1a- )'Ml•Old' boy Ob-Md with 0..111 In • lunefal ~-'°'·and proceeda 10 t-Nlll ~ 111 of 11'11119 and ~·PG· 7IOO. (I) IN MARCH Of' ... "~1Mtn" l ~WIMYOU'7 HMDV IO't'8 I NANCYOMW M'llftW • LAWMHCl.,WIU< "OrMI M<M9 longa" 1 .. -..... YOU All<ID '°" IT ••'"'": "Lion• And TIOtrt WtlO MMe'' and ~ •• Gueitl Hat11ey Korman {D)O\.YMPW> "Thay Didn't Have A Choice" A 100k at OlymplQ victor• who war• up agalnal lrernencloua Od<lt and roM abOVe them la ~eaer'lled. llJ THI! WAJ;t(.Y WORLD Of' JONATHAN WINTERS Gueat Oicil Clarlt 7:30 8 DANCE FFNVI Celebrlly Judges: Jimmy Balo. Mellas• Giibert, K.C. Gueall: Yarbrough & Peo- ples I LOOKATUS (I) OMNI SOCCER MADE IN Gl!!RMANY Holland 111. Uruguay OJI SATURDAY EDIT~ "Tllk Of The Town" Q! THE MUPPETS Guest· Charles Aznavour CID HEPBURN AND TRACY A poignant look la taken at one of Hollywood'•. most popular and enduring COU· pttls -Spencet Tracy and Kllhlffne Hepburn (]) LAFF-A-THON A comedian hoal and lour comic conteatanta who compete ag•lnat one another are leetUf9d In th!• unceneor9d comedy game show • 8:00. 6 (I) WALT DISNEY "The Last Flight Of Nolh's Ark" A bend of castaways conver1 1111 old 8-29 alt· cral1 Into a seaworthy cratt to llnd cfv1llz.11ion. (Part 2) D Q!BARBARA MANDRELL ANO THE MANDRELL SISTERS Guests Conway Twmy. Petrick Duffy 8 MOVIE • • "'1 "Alls Of Bruce l.... Bruce U, Lo Lieh Bruce Lee is able to obtain a namellst ol International smugglers end drug-t11f· lk:ltfng gangs. with the eld of a blllionaire In Hong Kong anCI sets OU1 to hnd the men on it. 8 9 MAGGIE Len conaldere la•vlng taacnlng for a lucr•tlW cornputat job 9 MOVIE * •14 "Comedy Of T«- r0t1" ( 1963) Vlnoant Prlee, P9tet Lorre. The near-Oan- krupt dlfector ol a tun.al "°"" ~ • ghastly scheme to stlmulate bull· nest. • THEWALTOHS Grampa 1uper1tltloualy bllievel I shooting Slit 1$ a sign of his Imminent deeth. • MOVIE • • ·~ "The Best Ot Benny Hin" (197'9) Benny Hill, Jacil Wright Benny Is Joined by other BrTllsh comedian• for • hllariOUt IOOk II Ille and 111 com- plbjtlea 9 OOYSSEY "Llllle lnjusuoea, Laura N•d« Lootts At The Law" Anthropolog111 Laure Nader comp11ea the way ~al syetems In Mexico and the Unll9d Stites Ml· lie dlspu1 .. and consumer COfn911ln11. (RJ Q (C)MOVIE • • "Wiiiie & Phil" ( 1980) Michael Ontkean, Mergot Kidder Three P•OPI• begin • triangular romance In GrMnWICh Vlttege that continues throughout the mercurial social milieu ol the '701. 'R' ©)MOVIE • • • ··The World' a Great- Ml Athlete" ( 1973) John Amoa. Jan-MlchMI Vin· cent A onoe winning team coach wtlO feels a native African Wiidman Is I he only way to put them back on the winning road. com- petn wlth a witchdOC1or'a 1cemea to m•k• him ralUfn to Afrlca.'G' ())MOVIE • * * * "Ofdlnary Peo-ple" ( 1980) Mary Tyler Moore. Oonald Sutherland A gullt-<ldden teari-ager trying 10 put his Ill• bac11 together aher his brother's d .. th and his own suicide allampl raachea out to hla complacent lather and hie col<I, reserved mottler 'PG' .MOVIE •• "Hc>psQolch" (111801 Welt« Mallhai, Glenda Jacllaon. A formet lntellt- genoa agent Is aided by an old name In dodging the KGB and '"' CfA, whO .,. trying 10 Pf'8\18nl lllm from ~bllahlng nil memolra. 'R' CI)MOVI£ •••"The Blue Lagoon" ( 19110) Brooke Shlelda, CMl1oC)fler AlltlnL Two clllldren bl*lertca tlle Ptn9• of tnt love while dlloovel'lng "" end Mdl olher att•r lhay are ahl~ed IQ91lher on a CleMrMd lalend. 'R' 1.-30. 0 MA.KM A LMNO The wahr ..... tlfn 119 fbt a...,~ oour• after Maoglt'a purw le _.oten. • cou.ma P'OOT'aAU. HIGHUGHT1 "Nebrallt•" IB)MOVll * * 14 "'-OvlnO C0\11)111" (IMO) ~ Macl.tiln*, "--CoO\lm. ~ ()OU- --OM tNrflld. one "°' -,.e ... .., .. IOfM UllCOftYWIWill ~ .... ftotolle,...... ''°' MO. <ll MOvtl ••• ·~Of TM Plnll Panthtt" I 19111 Peter ..,_,,, oVan Cannon The bu1111111no 1n1pec1or Jt CQUll CIOllHlll lllarnPll to Mlllll Ill lnterMltonal cr1me rtnq wfllctt wan11 to allmlnat• hlln flttt 8 QI THI NAIHVIU.I !'ALAM Hoata· Aoy ~· anCI Dale EYanl. Gueat•· Lind• Croaby, fhl 8one or 111e Pion"''· Wendy HOI· COMbe. P•t 8utt.ram e a LOY&IOAT A t>Mulllul woman with • Metal mM!a up wtth I IOI· "* IOYt. and • ~blk'O 4eteetlve 111tn• Ille lhlp UOticM dOWn wtlarl his ernplqyer'a l•w•I• are ttolan. Q • SAMMY Sammy Del/It St }Olf\t Sammy OIY!t Jr to •evltw lhe lllghllgh" of a car- that hU 1p1nned the tntlra range of enter1aln- ment • JOHN HUSTON: A WAR AEME.MIEAEO An encore PfeMn1'11on of three long-auppre:id World Wer II dOC:umerl rl.a by renowned direct John Huston. "Report Froni Th• Aleullens'' ( 111421. "San Plelro" ( tll43·44). "Let There Be l:!SJht'' ( 19.45-48). 9:30 ~ NASHVILLE MUSIC Gueat Johnny Paycheck 9:45 (%) MOVIE. *'"' "In God We TrUlt" ( 1980) Marty Feldman, AJldy Kaufman A n.ive monk II sent out Into the world 10 ,.1se money ror his lmpove<IShed monast· ery 'PG' 10:00 0 8 RT2 AND BONES Fill: and Bones learn that the cast end crew of a 1950s moYt8 that WU snot on tocellon .,. wdOen'Y and myllerloulfy being strk:ken by cancer. 8 NEWS 8 9 FAHTASYISLAHO A aaJesmen becomeS a -•thng contendef and a wt>man tracing her lam1ly history Illes 10 find out II a legendary hgure Is en encestor o 0 MOVIE * • * • "The Guns 01 Navarone" (19611 Gregory Peck, David Niven Sill men are sent to destroy two Impregnable Ge<man 9!!.nS W RAMSWEEK 8 INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS Oi) AUSTIN cm LIMITS "Johnny Rodriguez I Ala- bama' ~MOVIE • ft • '" Between Tne LlnH ( 1977) Lindsay Crouse. Jell Goldblum. The sta 11 membera of an "underground" Boston newspape1 have various romantic and journalistic encount«S with eaCl'I othel and Iha sut>jecll OI their Slorlet 'A' (D)MOVIE • * "RoaCI Gamel" (1981) Stacy KNOil, Jamie Lee Curtis An eccentric tructl· er. a beaulilul hltcnhlker, and a pa~hopathlc kHler travellng the same route tr• ~ymg games for life and death. PG' 0MOVIE • • * "The Blue L1goon" (19801 Brootce Shlelds. ChrtStopher Alkins Two cflllClren expertence the panga of first love while dlscov«fng life and each other •lier they ere 5tllpwracked together on a des«led Island 'R' 10:15 ffi)MOVIE * *'"' "Fade To 81edc" (1980) Dennis Chrllfoph~. Linda Kerridge A dis- turbed young moVMI Ian react• to romantlC rejec· tlon by commllling mur· ders In the guise and style of hi• lavorlle screen VII· lains 'R' 10:30. HEWS • NEWS IN REVIEW (1) WHA rs UP AMERICA F .. tured. America'• only meltdor" a group of 6- mon I h ·Old swimmers. homemade alrcrah and the daring young men whO fly them. 11:008DDCllltl8 NEWS 8 COLLEGE FOOTBALL UCLA VI WaShlngton Q) M•A•S•H ., COUEOE FOOTBALL Ca1orornta vs. USC Ii) SOUNDST AGE "An Evening With Dionne Warwick" Dionne Warwick caplUr• her audlenoe with a 23-aoog medley of now- Clank: hila llPed II a con- cert from Chicago'• Perk Waat Theater. (RIO 11:30 8 BARHABY JONES D Q!0 8ATVAOAYHIOHT LIVE Host: Lauren Hutton. Guwt. Rick James I AllCNEWS MOVIE •• * "Uttle Ladlel Ot The Night" (11177) Unda Purl, David Soul. Cl) MOVIE * • •"" "The SuQar1and Ex1nat" (19741 Goldie Hawn. Wiiiiam Atherton. 9 Nfl. REVIEW AND PREVIEW ()) ICZAME XII John Byner llhow9 you thlngl stranger than 11'\lth, 111~ than lite, and zanlll' than anytntng you've - Merl In tneee enoore ~ entatlona from Ille Show- time Binrre llbrtty. (Z)MOVll ••• • "Love AnCI O .. lh" (1875) Woody Allen, Olan. KMton A no'9d OOWlfd In IM R11e- alan Army -•ually mar-'* hie true tow. woo dr.,.. 1111'11 Into • ploC ln'tOMng an "'9f'llPI on Ille lite of ernp«Of Nlj)Oleon. ''90' t ':4&. MOY1I • * • "leneeth The Pfen. 9' Of The Apea" (19701 JllMI ,.~ Klfll Hunt•. -~ ........ Ameflcan and """'"' eel· enoe exoert1 jOln forcee In an •tt911lC>I to _,d Oft • Qltnl IMleor from Met tf>9Cl8, wftldl 1a on • cllftc1 c:ottlalon OOUf .. wttll latth, bttore mu• Cll111tir •trlli .. 'PO' WW • • ... •. fllougtl CUt" ( 1tto) lurt Reynofcte. IAeltyo Anne Oown A 8ritlth IOOltllle l\lfM an lnterna- tiOnll ,lew.i thief out °' rtOrernent to help hit _,.., '30,000,000 In Olamonelt 'PO' Cl)MOVll * * • ·~ "L.ul Tanoo 111 Patil!" I 19731 Mlt10n ·- Clo. Mula Schnelder • O.recttcl by Dtrnardo Ber· lolUCCI A mlddl .. egtd ~ wnOM unfllthfUI wife recently c:Of'Mlltttd tuleldt and an uninhibited yO\ltlg woman rnMt, 81\d begin a coMpllcated all air tllrooghout which they remain namelN.I lo Nell other 'R' OMOVIE •'A "Kiii Or Be Kiiied" (111801 Jamee Ryan. Chat· lone Mlchelte A for,._ NW cornmandet, WhO losl an Important k11ate match to the Japanese during the war, Male• to avenge hie def .. t by enllsUng Ille top Kung Fu flghtar1 from a<ound the world In a tour- nament. 'PG' I 12:30 ti MOVIE * * * "The Eiger Sane· tlon" ( 1975) Clint Eaat· wood. George Kennedy 0 MOVIE • * • "Death w ish" ( 1974) Cherie& Bronson Hope l..allO' 1:00 D AOCI< OOHCERT Q! EVENINO AT THE IMPROV (%)MOVIE * * * • Harold And Maude" (11171) Ruth Gor- don, Bud COrt. An 80·ye1r· old woman meets an 18· year-old boy obsessed witn death in a rurltfel par- lor, anCI proceeds to teael'I him the ert of living anCI loving. 'PG 1:30 8 ' MOVIE * * "EJ Puo" ( tll4111 John Payne. Gail Russell G) MOVIE "Mysterious Monsters" ti) MOVIE ft * "Torture Chern!>« 01 Or Sadism' ( 19691 Chns- lopher Lee, Lex BaMler 0 LMVEGAS Raquel Welch, Oennu; Weaver Leslie Uogarns and Frank GorShln enter· 111n with great prodvc1ton numt>ers featuring dance . song and comedy t:45 (D)MOVIE • * ·T ropk: Of Desire • (1979 I Jon Martin Oevld Blair Four servicemen tryino 10 bury their tor· rows viii! Hsw811 IOOklng for 1 newly opened bUUty stlOP Whet• there 11 fun and excitement and many showglrla. 'R' 1:55®MOVle * • "Good Guys Weer Bleck ( 111711) Chuc k Norns James Frencit1eus. A Vlatnem veteran launches hi• own tnvestl· g11tk>n Into the mys1eri0Us deaths or the other IOI· diers wno -a In hll mm.. tary unit. 'PG· 2:00Q!NEWS (C)MOVIE * * King Solomon s Mones ( 1950) Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granger A search lor King Solomon's diamond mines takes us deep Into the scenic end colorful Atncan JUngle 2: 15 CS) MOVle • * * * "Ordinary Peo- ple" f 111801 Mary Tyler Moore Donald Sutherland A go1lt-rldden leen·ag« trying 10 put hlS hie baek together alter his brother's death and hlS own suicide anempt reaci>es out to his compleeenl tathtll and his cold, reserved mother 'PG' 2'.30 0 NEWS ®) ABCNEWS 0 A BARE TOUCH OF MAGIC w orld-class magician Shi· made. the smok-t1ng Carrll.1n1 ind an eJ1c1tlng • execution" by gulllohne are leatUfed In tills fun· hlled even1no ot sh0Wg1fls and dazzling maglcel leats (%)MOVIE • * • ·~ · Rio Bravo' (1959) John Wayne, Dean Martin An old crlPC>le. a lormer deputy-turned· drunk. a young quielcdraw gll<llllnger and a girl help • Sherlll to outsmart • PC>'#· ertul rancher ..no want• to get his killer brother relealed rrom pr1aon 3:00 8 NEWS 3:t5tD MOVIE ** "Merl Needs Wom· on" ( 191141 Tommy Kirk. Yvonne Cr1ig. 3:308 MOVIE * • • "Rachal And Tiie Stranger" ( 1948) Lorett• Young, William Holden 9 MOVIE • • • "The Baron Of Ari- zona" ( 111501 Vincent Price, Ellen Ofew 0MOVIE * *'~ "A SmaH Clfcte 01 Fflenda"' ( 1980) 8fad Dev- it, Karen Allen. In the 19808, Ille ftlencllhlp anCI ldMllam of th,.. Harvard t tudenll 11 thrHtaned Wherl one of them le dfatt. ed to ..,,.,. In Vietnam • R' :t:a&®MOV!e · • •~ "Fade ro 818Cll" ( 19801 Dennis CM•toe>f*, Unda K41rrldge A d ... turbeCI young moYlt fan reecta to romantic ,.. llon by oornmlUlng mur• dare fn tlle g\llM and •tyte °' 1111 rl\IOl'lte aare.1 vii-...,,. .,.. 4:00~MOVIE * * "Wiiiie & Phil" (IMO) Mlc:llMI Ol'ltkMn. MarfOt l<lddtr Tllrff ,.ople beOkl • .,...., """"'°' In~ V-..tNI ~tlll\lll ""°""*" ... ,,...... ........... tfle ''NI.,.. .. Cl) ... • Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 QUEENIE PlttttlOUS aut1N8N NAM•ttATalliltlNT Tiit lottowl111 "'""' .,,. dolnt l>llJll'IUJ .. ! (t i CAN AM ,.ITN•H: 1111 CUSTOM L•AU SYSTIMI, IOSO Otlmltr AMd, 1M1tt A,,., CA '270J. CASA l.IASINO, INC , t Ctll!Wnl• c°'"''''°"· 3050 0.lmlor llHd, IMtJI AM, CA '170S. Tlllt l>lltlnUI II COftdWCIH llY t ,.,"'."°"' CAS.ALEASINO, INC 11*'1 M. lll<lltNn, '"'"10lnt Tllfa SU_,,_. •• 1119CI wllll I/It C~llly Clerk of Oftllet COWnty Oft No,,,•,'"'· ,.., .... P1141f'-O'enet Cotlt Delly "Uol, "G~nUemen, start your enaines." Hov.1, U, 11, 29, 1 .. 1 4to7 .. I PICTITlout eUMN•U llAMt!ITAtlMeNT Tiit foll-lf'lt ,..,...,, art doing llMMl-n : NOSTALGIA THl'U $TAINEO ~SS. Mn WotllMt, Suite N. Twstln, C.llllrwlllat:NID O•nn• Marl• Mot. UOI Weal MecArlllw , Stftta Alla, C.lllornla "™ Ellen LoulN Pollock, ,..,, WHI MecArtllw, , Sallta Alla, Cellhwnlt tt1N Tiii• INtlneu It conducted by a '""'•I per1Mn/Wp 0.-Mot/Elf., Pollock Tllla 11ai-1 wet llllCI wllll Ille County Clwll 01 Orange County on Novtm.,.. S, 1"1 ~"'°'° Pullllllled Ora1191 CMll Dally Piiot, ....... "' .... '· 14, 21, "· 1'11 4"1 .. J "ICTIT10UI eUllNU.S NAMl ITATaMI NT Tiit lotl-l"t perlOflt •re doing buJlf'IUlff; lfAMa ITATI MI NT N AT I 0 HA L I! N I! R G V Tiit lollo.lno pertonl art dolnt llESEAACH ANO TESTING LAii bullMHff' 1 ' THR£E Jt OAYWALL 114 ...... ,. I Jl MonrOlllO A-, Dei>4 I, Cotta , or--Mua, Celllomtamu VlltO,C.lil Mese,CelllOrnlat2'21 N•llonal Enor9y A•u•r<ll J-llfl J. Votlfltl, 114 -· Vt1ta, CetPGrallofl, a calllornl• <orporallon Costa Mtu,, c.otllOrnla '2421, .. 1 Dover orr,,. Suitt " Ntwp0ri JtmM N. Slputl, 1111111 Oc-Front. •••lla.C.lllllomla~ ' Ht•-' llNdl •C. Clllllcwnla '1641. Tlllf 1M..ines1 It tonducled by an JtmH W. 0..111, ttO E. 1"11 Strffl, 11nl11tor-a1ec1 Haoclallon olller lhMI COiia MeM. Cefllwnla, t2W a P•rt,,..sNp Tiii• llu.llnasa Is COfldll<ltd by • National E!lffgy RtHar<ll 11_,., perlMfllllp. Dudley o. llPYd, TrMsurer, Joe Veltn11 Sec'y fllll ala'-1 ... "''° wlll't Ille Tlll1 "•I-I •• llltd wltll Ille Collftly Cttrk of Or1n99 County Oft County Cieri! of Or•nge county on No,,, s. '"' No,,.mN<-s. 1"1 1'111911 ,.,, .. , Pvblb"9d Ol'""9t C.O.sl Dally Piiot, PublfllNcl Orange eo.11 Dally Piiot NOv,,,u,21.21,1 .. 1 4'2MI NOV 7,U,11,21.1'11 4-.ti l'lttl'ttOUS eUllNUS NAMalTAT9 ... NT Tiit ftllowl119 porton 11 dalnt bVtlMllaS: RIALTY NETWORK, 1111 hllt r ll•ffl, Sllllt e, C.ta -u, Calllorllla ntn. Sele ouard Pro11«rtlt1, In<, II U Ball.tr Slrtet, S..11• E. Costa Mtw, Celllornlaniu.. Tllt1 ltutlMU It <Clndu<ltd by • <etporatlon, Saf ...... d "'-'""· '"' l.Mry. ~. CN.i FlNnCi.I Olllcet Tlll1 ttaw-i •• llllCI wttll lloe County Clerlt of Orenge County °" Nev. S, 1"1 ,.., ... Pvbll"'9cl O'angt Coal! Dotty Piiot, Nov. 1, u, 21, JI, 1"1 .aw1 l"ICTITIOUI eUSINE$.S NAM• STATEMENT Tiit lollowl"O perM>nl ••• doing buJlMt1M: (al EASTLAKE PLANNED COMMUNITY, (b) EASTLAKE COMMUNITY, (cl EAST•.AKE LANO DEVELOPMENT, ldl EASh.AKE CENTER. (t) EASTLAKE BUSI NESS CENTER, Ill EASTLAKE BUSINESS PARK, (g) EASTLAKE OFFICE CENTER, OU EASTLAKE OFFICE PARK, Ill EASTLAKE TECHNICAL PARK, (JI EASTLAKE TECHNICAL CENTER. lkl EASTLAKE INDUSTRIAL CENTE R, (II EASTLAICIE INDUSTRIAL PARK, (ml EASTLAKE MED IC AL CENTE R. In) EASTLAKE ·------------4S H 0 PP ING CE NTER , Io I EASTLAKE EMPLOYMENT PARK, (p) EASTLAKE CONDOMINIUMS, lq) EASTLAKE TOWN HOUSES. (rl EASTLAKE APARTMENTS, 11) lllTH IDTICfS !EASTLAKE ESTATES , 111 EASTLAKE REALTY , lwl CAL .,. J EASTLAKE HOMES, (vi EASTLAKE Vo:::.LAGE os1e Stottelme,er armed sen•1ces He latt•r lSHOAES,twlEASTLAKEPLANNED RETA M. CALVELAGE. Gra,·es1de services ·,Hre became :icll\'<' \\Ith A A..\ EMPLOYMENT CE NTER, <•I resident or Costa Mesa, Ca held on f'nday. November 6. He 1s survived b) hts moth('r •EASTLAKE PLAZA, 11 Co•P0••1t Passed away on November 19 8 I at Harbor La" n Jan 1 e Be 11 e Mc Cart.\ ~1:.;,a, N••Port BH<ll. Calllornla 5, 1981. She has been a nurse Memorial Park Services Johansen" a sister MaJor1e 1s IAREI HEREllY REGISTERED for the past 60 years and under the direction or J Sahs has wife Ph)llts •Y THEF0t.LOW1NG, was head or the Surgical Harbor Lawn-Mount Oh\'e McCart;· and 4 children. w~~~'.L~A~.::::1v1Pe_~1:.~~,.,~~ De Part ment, Georg 1 a Mortuary or Costa Mesa Gruyson .Michael McCart.\. <DmP•IMd oi canfoml• <Of'Poralions, Re ceiving Hospital for the 540·5554 Jr. Daniel McCarl). Mrs to wit. past 40 years .. She is .,.PPERLY Michell<' Toth Jnd Mari·1 WILL IAM iv. INC ICalllor c. • • <orporetlonl II Corporate Pl ,. surv_ived by her nieces HAROLD E-EPPERLY. McCarty, and i;irnndcha ldren Newp0ru._11,cAttWO ' Patricia Ewing and Sister resident of Huntin gton Alltson and Andrew Aaron DANIEL 11 , INC. <C•lflornl• Ann Marie or West Los Beach, Ca. Passed away OD Toth and Autumn Danielle ~~::::,;~.1~;;;:,o•al• Plata, Angeles. Ca. Recitation or November 4, 1981. Survived Mccart) Memorial services c A 0 I L L A c the Rosary and Mass of the b v h Is w Ire B 0 n n I e wall be held on Sunclay. FAIRVIEW/CALI FORNI A, INC. Resurrection will be held on da.ughters Dorn·e Marti·nez' November fl 19111 1 n 1ca111or11I• <o•Po••llonl uoo wu1 S d E d • · Artufa 8owltva.rd, Compton CA 90210 un ay • November 8. 1981 at of Kansas, Suzanne Drake of aslsoun · Wai.hington :ind Thh tHalnnt 1s conduited by a 7:30PM al St. John tht' Colorado and Rhonda at lhe Church of Chnst at o•n•r•lparow""1p. Baptist Catholi c Church Epperlv of llermosa Beach 247 West Wilson Strt'et rn Dani .. L t.ne Graveside services will be Ca . so·~·s J ames Epperlv or' Costa Mesa at 11 30AM E .. c1111v1 vice PrntOHlt ,.. J Tllll 1u.1_,1 was liftd with Ille held on Monday, November German:> and Mark Epperly NEUMAN co..nty Cl•"' Ortnll't county on Nov s. 9, 1981 at lO:JOAM at Good or Huntington Beach. Ca.. OLGA NEUMAN. resident "'' ""'"' S h e Ph er d Ce meter Y mother Goldie of Huntington of Costa Mesa. Ca Passed Publl-Or•"9t co .. 1 Dally Pt101. Services under the d1rect1on Beach. Ca and brother awa:> 00 November 5. 1981 Nov 1,u,11.n,1"1 •90Jlt or Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Tommy of Phelan. Ca .. She has been a member of -----------Mortuary or Costa Mesa. sisters Katherine Morris of 1 he Ne~ p 0 r l H arb 0 r 540·5554 P I a c er vi I le. Ca and Lutheran Church since its OORRJ G I y n n dean CI a PP or mception She 15 1urv1\'ed b) R. STAYTON DOR RlS. Stockton. Ca. and sister her daughters Clara Lutz. age 87 Passed away on Sharley. also survived by 4 Doroth) Schhchenmeyer November 5, 1981 lie "as a grandchildren Services will and Ruby Southworth. sons resident of Balboa. Ca be held on Saturday. Martin Mark and llarold Surv1\'ed b) has "1fe llelen November 7, 1981 at LOOPM :-; e u m a n . ., I s 0 1 1 Dorris. son Robert S Dorris. a t t he Ha r b or La " o grand ch 11 d re n and 1 1 Jr and l brother Burtis Memorial Chapel Ser\'1ces great grandchildren Dorris of Arizona and I under the direction of Services "'II be held on sister Mildred Bonnett of Harbor Lawn-Mount Oh,·e Monda). No' ember 9, 1981 Riverside. Ca , I grand<;on ~1ortuary of Costa ~esa at 11 OOAM al the llar.bor Marc S. Dorris and l 540·5554 La~n Memonal Chapel with granddaughter Pierrette JENNINGS p t PA B r h James.Serv1cesw~lbeheld ."ARIEL JE',''Nl ."GS. us or ..,ger erg. o t e ... ,, ·' Newport Harbor Lutheran on Saturday No\'ember 7 · resident of Coronn del ~1ar. Church officiating Services 1981 at 11 OOAM :it Pacil1r Ca Pa ssed awa) o n under the d1rect1on of View Chapel with rather November 5. 1981. Born Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Don Ashey or St .J ames Mar ch 2. 1912 1n Los Mortuary of Costa Mesa E P 1 s co Pa I C hu r ,. h Angeles. Ca Survived by 540 5554 ocracialing. Interment at her husband Paul. son SllANNON Mountain View Cemeter). Edward~ da1.1ghters Janel Pac1f1c View Mortuary Gibb and J udith Greger 10 ~ALCOLM J . SllANNON, directors grandchildren brother resident of Corona del Mar. JEFFREY llubert G Rolh ;nd 8 sister Ca . Passed away on V I 0 L ET II E L E "oJ Leona Ja~e Torrence. Mass No.ve!l"ber 6, 1981 lie was a JEFFREY. age 68. passed or Christian Bunal will be on pamttng contracto~ for the away on November 3. 1981 m Monday, NO\'ember 9_ 1981 past 30 years. havmg laved San Bernardino, Ca She at lO.OOAM at Our Lad\• an the harbor area smce was born 10 Ontario. Canada Queen or Angels Cathohc 1938. He Is sun•lved by his and bas laved m Cahfornaa Church, Newport Beach. Ca. ~ire Lucile. He as preceded for the past 25 years She Interment at Pacific \'iew in death by his son F'red was pred~c~ased b) her Memorial Park. Newport Also survived by his husband Mal\m m 1975 She Beach Ca Pacifi c Vie'' daughter Elizabeth R as survived b) her son Mortuarv directors. Tatum or San ta Cru1, Ca. 2 Robert Shea and her · brothers. I sister and 5 daughter 1n-la" Loretta Mc:KIB81~ grandchildren Graveside gra n dson T1moth}: WILLIAM H. McKIBBIN. ser\'tces ~Ill be held on granddaughter Catherme a resident of Orange County Monday, November 9. 1981 T o d d or I n d 1 a n a for 13 )'ears Passed awa~ on at 9.JOAM at Harbor Lawn great-granddaughter Altc1a. ~o\'ember '*• l98l lie was a Memorial Park with Rev s1sters·tn·law Naomi Ta) lor member and past master ol Don Kutz of lhe Corona del or Studio City. Ca . Arlie the Masons Survived by has Mar Congregational Church Hudleslon and her CDUSIO ware Jessie L . d.aughter orr1ciallng. Slumber Room Kathleen P McKibbin of visitation will be h'ld on IA.LT% lllGHOH SMITH & TUTHIU WHTCLlff CHA'IL •27 E. 17lh St Costa Mesa 646-9371 PtHClllOTHHI IM'THS' MOITUAI Y 627 Mein SI ~nllnQton Buch ~ rACIAC ••w ..-.OllAL,AIW Cen9terv Mortuarv Cflapel-Crematory ' 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach &4+2700 MllrCOllMtC& MOITUUIH laQuna Beach 49"·941S LllQuna Hills 766-0933 SM Juan C.p11trano 495·1776 Newport Beach. Ca .. a son Sunday Novembe 8 1981 Donald H. McK1bb1n or from IO·OOAM t r5·oo' PM Newport Beach, Ca . and 5 . · 0 • · grandchildren . P ri,·ate Services under the d1rect1on services were held under the or Harbor Lllwn·Mount Olive d1rertion or Harbor Mortuary of.Costa Mei.a Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuarv 540·5554· or Costa Mesa 540-5554 . STOKER ROBINSON IDA STOKER , resident or A L B E R T A M A Y Beaumont. Ca. for 25 years. ROBINSON. resident or prior lo that she was a Costa Mesa. Ca Passed resident of Artesia, Ca tor away on November 4. 1981 28 years. She was born in She was an act1\'e member Holland on Moy 26. 1898. She of the Amencan Assocaalton passed away on November or Retired Persons 6. 1981 al R ed l11nd s Graveside services held on Community Hospital , Friday. No\'ember 6. 1981 at Redlands. Ca. She wa!I 2 OOP M at Harbor Lawn preceded 1n death by her Memorial Part with Re\'. husband Sidney Stoker In Aaron Beuhler. pastor of the February oC this year Mr Harbor Trinity Baptasl Stoker was a long time Church. offtctating. Service:; dairyman In Uus ar'a and under the direcllon or his son has taken over the Harbor Lawn.Mount Oltve dairy farm in Huntington Mortuary of Costa Mesa Beach since his death. She Is 540-5554 >urvived by 5 sons John McCART\' JR Stoker ol Huntington Beach. G RAYSON MI CHA EL Ca., Jake Stoker of Norwalk. NOTICE OF D EATH O F ANDR E W I RVtN OFFUT T AND OF P ET ITI O N T O ADMINIST ER ESTATE NO. A110991. To all heirs , beneficiaries, c reditors and contingent creditors of Andrew Irvin Offutt and persons who may be otherwise Interested in the wit I and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Karl 0. Griffith and Mary Helen Grifnth in the Superior Court of Orange County reques t ing that Karl 0. Griffith and Mary H e I eJl G r i f f i t h b e appointed as persona l r e pr esen t a tiv e to administer the estate of Andrew Irvin Offutt (under the Independent Administration of Estates Act). The petition is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, In the City of Santa Ana , California on December 2, 1981 at 9:30 A.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, vou should either appear at lhe hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your clalm with lhe court o r present it to th e personal r epresentative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first Issuance of letters a~ provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the flle kept by the court. If you are Interested in the estate, you may file a request with the court to receive special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, accounts and r eports described In Section 1200.S of the California Probate Code. Clayson, Mann, Ar~d & Y Hger. 601 South M•ln St., ~.o. aox 1447, Corona, CA 91720· ttl. 737-1910. P11Ml"*I ~tl\09 ~ti O•llr Piiot, N•"· 1, t, 14, H•I <ltlU! Hdloa LAWM-MT. OllYi Mor1u.1Y • C.met•rv CremetOtV McCARTY, JR. Passed Ca .. George and Wllllam away in Ea 5 t s 0 u n d Stoker or Cave Junction, Washington on Wednesday: Oregon and Otto Stoker of November 3 1981 He was Las Vegas, Nevada, and 1 born In Pnsaden~. ca. on ~aughter Jda Sybrandy or F'ebruary 18, 1924. He served )an Jacinto, Ca .. also 20 In the United States Army~ rand chi Id re n and 14 1-------------t Ski Troops in World War rr !( re at. i rand c b I\ d r c n . A l'h:11i1ov• •u••11e .. 1625 Gl1ler Ave .. Cost1 Mes. S..0-5554 • 1, In th, A I e u t 1an11 8 n d Funeral services will be held N1m1 1t1te111ent tlted European theaters. Heat the Weaver Mortuary, wtttlttte C-'ycteflll• resided tn Newport Beach Beaumont, Ca. on Mond•Y ~~:11to;,!: :::,.!~:: Ca. ror 1:1 years before November 9, tell at ._..._ .... _. ,...._, retirlna to Eastsound on l0:30AM. interment wtlJ be , .... ,..,.,.~ Orcas Island. WashlnaU>o !t ~>eurt L•wn Park, °"'' 11 111e re ere He was the yoUQ&etl editor ... altmua, Ca. Weaver ell• ..... Clfl IN~ .... or a weekJ>· newapa~r In Mortuary dlNCtora g~~t'~"':~o·~ ;!~ California The Lamanda r:=========::-i ,.,,.,,..u111 1114' P a t k Ht r al d In E a 1 l C.11 NJ• H11. 11Me•_, """'· P11adana, Ca. ~lore bt-"'-' .... werde 141.a21 comln1 a mem~r of the towotti Mr llll. m .,, ........... Jo:rmagaard LamoflreuI iO nrl)u~t.~ shu11/d1·r ,1rnp,, 11f cus111m hulll!l·prnuf 1•1•s1 /fl lwr \lw1111 \//1111 Custom-fitted vests stop hot lead MIAMI ~AP> A 70-year-old woman who spent much or her career designing bras and jeans is offering crime·ndden Miami a new line of vests custom-fitted for comfort and stopping hot lead Ermagaard Lamoureux makes bulletproof vests for a nyone who wants one and that means police officers, potential victims of violent crimes or even reporters pursuing a stoty where bullets may be flying Mass-produced vests available in gun stores and issued by police departments of\en fit poorly, Mrs. Lamoureux said, and that can be dangerous. "No vest is any good if it's in a man's locker or the trunk of a car." she said. "And if it's not comfortable to wear . th~t's where it's going lo wind up." Customers of Body Armor Inc. have included a go.pound policewoman "Just a little bitty thing" to a man who ~ta nds 6 feet, 7 inches, and weighs 375 pounds "Some clucks figure that Just because they make vests in three sizes s mall. medium and large they have to fit everybody. but that doesn't necessarily have to be true," s aid Mrs Lamoureux "Three sizes of shoes don 't fit everybody .. Her vests. priced from $225 to $275 . are made from bullet-resistant Kevlar, a fiber invented and manufactured by Du Pont. They're flexible, comparatively ligh'tweight l~• pounds to JUSt under 3 pounds, depending on the model -and, 1f properly fitted. difficult to detect under a lightweight shirt. Mrs Lamoureux said "It's very important that the attacker not know lhal the viN1m is wearing a vest." she said. "If they know the victim is wearing it. they'll aim al the head or some other part or the body .. Each vest comes with two outer s hells so one can be washed while the owner wears the other. so there's no excuse for not wearing the vest. she said. The former des igner and pattern maker s aid s he first checked out bulletproof vests after the Miami race riots in May 1980. when seve ral businesses in her northwestern neighborhood were burned. For the mos t part , s he says, manufacturers sold few vests retail. preferring to concentrate on police departments and other \\ holesale markets Then she discovered how poorly the vests fit and that officers dislike wearing them because they're hot and often uncomfortable That's "'hen sh~ derided lo go into the business. Dope brew potent SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sen Francisco police uy they've d.18covcred a new brew that packs o pecuJJa.rly potent punch. But In this cue. It's not the water It's the marijuana. • They call it Ht 8rew, an all-natural concoction ot dope, purified water, sugar, mall, yeast and citric acid guaranteed lo isend imbibers r~eling. I ns peclor Alex Fagan said narcotics officers picked up a s1x·pack of the two-fisted brew, nicknamed "The Wacko One," during a raid. "As we seiied the six-pack for evidence, a voice from the crowd yelled, 'Don't drink more than a quarter of a bottle of that sturr." Fagan recalled. "For SS a bottle, that must be the best drug high in lhe city." Each green bottle of the muckey brew came with a !abet ltsling serving directions, a warning about the possible errccts and the slogan, "When you're having only one." Fagan said the beer was being sold at a kind of marijuana su p ermarket operation that provided customers with onc·slop drug shopping. ··You could call up and order the kind or marijuana you wanted, then stop by to pick it up," Fagan said. adding that at the lime or the raid, only one six-pack was found. However, the store's proprie· tors said they sold five cases of the beer th past few weeks. David Lamont and Larry Rodgers, both 30, were each booked on three drug charges in connection with lhe operation. and eight other people were charged with being in a place where narcotics were sold, police said. Nurse fired • • in tape issue MILWAUKEE I AP) -A nurse accused of using masking tupe lo hold a baby bottle nipple in the mouth of a week-old infant has been ordered fired from M ti waukee County General Hospital. Phyllis Stong. 37. told a re· view board that she taped the nipple "loosely" across the child's face to bold it in place while she fed another baby. Patrick Foster. r epresenting M ilwaukce County. said the hospital could not tolerate what he described as a "dangerous practitioner" on the job because of both humanitarian reasons and fiscal considerations related to potential lawsuits. Nancy making fun of Nancy First lady using dolls, postcards to. advantage WASH INGTON <API Nancy Reagan. who ranks lower in popularity polls than some recent predecessors. Is using Queen Nancy postcards and First Family paper dolls to her advantage. Taking a political lesson from her hus band a nd borrowing one or his speech writers she has answered critics with an age .old poliltcal ~eapon humor Nancy Reagan has begun making fun o f Nancy Reagan. When the first lady packed her bags recently for a speaking engagement in New York. she included a couple sets of "First Family" paper dolls, n ewly marketed cardboard caricatures of Nancy and Ronald Reagan. stripped to their designer skivvies. · Mrs. Reagan's press secretary, Sheila Tate, said the first lady round the paper dolls "fUMy and cute'' and that she would give them to her children, Patti and Ron. Patti is 29; Ron is 23. Al lhe Al Smith dinner Jn New York. where Mrs. Reagan was accepting an award. she told her audience about anolher "Nancy" item. a hot·selling postcard in Wa s hingto n giflshops depicUng her as a <)ueen , replete with crown and robe. But she joked, "I never wear a crown. It messes up my hair." · She a lso mentioned her new project "the Nancy Reagan home Cor wayword chins." Mrs. Reagan's dec:lsloo to make fun of herself publicly comes at a time when crltlcs have been asking whether ahe may become a political liability for t he Reagan adm inistration. Critlca say s he ahowH. intenaUlvity by purchutna 240 plue aetUnp ot nne china, eo1Un1 a1moll A.'JSWERS CRITICS 'Janey Reaqan $1,000 per setting. at a time her husband was asking for deep cuts in programs that aCCect America's poor. The $209,000 cost of the chma is being borne by the non-profit Knapp Foundation. Mrs. Reagan a lso was c riticized for s p e nding $841 ,640 in private, tax -deductible funds lo ~edecorate the White House. A Gallup poll taken last June showed that 18 percent of those surveyed gave Mrs. Reagqn nn unfavorabl e rating. That compares lo 8 percent who expressed disapproval of Pal Nixon in March 1969 llnd 7 percent who voiced dj_sapproval of Rosalynn Carter In May 1977. A Washington Post·ABC poll taken this month showed that 17 percent or t bose surveyed .h&d a ve r y favorable Impression of Mrs. Reagan : 27 percen t somewhat hvor ablt; 12 percent somew h a t • unfavorable and 7 percent very unfavorable. More than one -third 37 percent - reserved judgment. "The overall impression. therefore. is favorable, by 44 percent lo 19 percent,.. the Post said. ··But even with so many people res~rving Judgment , the negative senli ment toward Nancy Reagan appears to be at least double what it was toward other recent first ladies." Mrs Reagan's jokes were written by a White House s p eec hwriter, Landon Parvin. who has written mate rial for such comics as Mar k Russell and Rich Little. He was aided by the first lady's chief of staff, Peter McCoy. and projects director, Ann Wrobleski. A White House aide, who did not wish lo be ldenUfied. said the dinner was "the a ppropriale opportunity to use humor in a way that defused criticism" a nd isn't likely to become a routine part of Mrs . Reagan's repertoire. • Several While House aides insisted in interviews that they agreed with t h e president's recent declaration that his wife bas received a "bum rap." They said Mrs. Reagan can only be herself and that s he is an asset. Mrs. Reagan is known to believe that s he will be crlticliect no matter what she does . S h e h as h er sympathizer~. among them Andy Rooney, who wrote In a recent syndkat.ed column: · ''The re are two lhinss l ' • wouldn't want to be ln thia llfe. I wouldn't want to be the queen of Ena land 'a huaband and I wouldn't want to be the P r eside nt •f the United States' wlfe. Other than lbat, • I 'd b e wi ll l n a t o trJ lll)'l hina.'' -~~---'-~~~~--.-..-. ......... .-..-. ....................................................................................... -.. .... ._ ...... ~~~~~~-~~--~-~---~~-~~~-~----------------~--- Therapy sex: mixed record LOS ANGELES (AP) -Unethical paycholheraplsU who have sexual ralallona wltb r.atJenta aomeUmes help them to a better eelf· maa•. Hya a atudy l'eleastd at the American 1 P1ycholo1Jcal A11ocl1Uon conventJon here. But the improvement usually fades when the affair tnds, leavlna the patient more afraid of the opposite sex and more reluctant to seek turtb r treatment And sexually Involved analysu were themselves described as "a troubled 1roup," by one psychologist lovoJved with the atudy. Tbe most recent account of a therapist's couch being used for more than analysis surfaced recent· : ly In San Diego, where a woman won $4.8 million for emoitonal damages after her psychlatnst .seduced her. The latest APA report aupports pre· viou.s studies contending erotic involvements are limited to s percent of the profession. Five Los Angeles psychologists asked 4,000 California·licensed colleagues for reports on pa· 1tients who bad affairs with previous therapists as well as first-band accounts of their own sexual liaalsons. Less than half of the 70 respondents said they knew of s uch cases, said study chairwoman Jacqueline C. Bouhoutsos of the California School or Professional Psychology in Santa Monica. Tb~e who admitted making love to a patient showed a lack or remorse that surprised Mimi Greenberg, a staff psychiatrist at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, who analyzed re- spondents' comments . ·•1 think the relationship has been remarkable and necessary for the patient and myself," she quoted one response. "There is genuine low and caring for the other person. even if it has terribly risky consequences.·· Ms. Greenberg said that showed .. a real lack of understanding of their own behavior. Right up to the end of the relationship, they thought it was ·okay." Other respondents appeared to see themselves as seduction victims, she said, citing a therapist who wrote, "It was a needy lime in my life and the patient was an ex·hooker." Malibu therapist Bertram R. Forer, another study participant, said those comments indicated psychologists didn't understand their own prob· leros. "They do not know what their real needs are so they seek a substitute -sexual action." Most respondents said patients suffered depression or felt demeaned after an afrair, and 14 percent noted an increased mistrust or the op· posite sex -usually men, Ms. Bouhoutsos said. since 96 percent of the reported affairs involved male doctors and female patients. But 16 percent said patients' self·image im· proved. although Ms. Bouhoutsos said that when affairs ended, patients ''realized they were indeed as unlovable and undesirable as they thought they were when they began therapy." Patients broke oH the affair in 67 percent of the cases. the study indicated, and while 52 per· cent of them realized their analyst's behavior was unethical and illegal, only 3 percent reported the therapist to a stale licensing agency. The study group recommended pre·licensing training in the adverse effects of patient-doctor sex, since little currently exists. and mandatory continuing education to help analysts deal with personal problems that could push them into an af· fair. Excess sugar heart risk NEW YORK <A P > -Eating too much sugar 'Can raise cholesterol levels and blood pressure, in· creasing the risk or Mart disease. according to findings presented at a meeting or the American ,.Chemical Society. : Evidence that Americans· fondness for sugar. : soft drinks and baked goods is harmful to their I hearts was presented by several resear~hers who have studied the effect of high·sugar diets on : animals and people. l One of the m also discovered that athletes : might actually be harmed by eating sugar during • an athletic event and that it could be easier to lose ' weight eating calories in the form of starches I rather than in the form or su~ar. , The average American eats 85 pounds of sugar ' a year, according to Catherine Wotecki of the U.S. l Department of Agr iculture. That includes sucrose l table sugar and sweeteners such as corn syrup and . dextrose found in processed foods. I The USDA 's Sheldon Reiser. in testing people whose genes make them expecially sensitive to l sugar. found that h1gh·sugar diets produced in-1 creased in cholesterol and related fatty substances l called triglycerides ! ·'Those geneticall y sensitive people have a • higher risk or heart disease and diabetes"" if they eat high-sugar diets. Reiser said. "Sucrose changes the jntestines over a period of lime," he explained and stimulates the produc· Uon of certain hormones One of the hormones triggers insulin produc· lion. sharply a ltering the body's chemis try. The in· sulin could, in turn, trigger the production of cholesterol and triglycerides, he said. Or. Sathanur Srinivasan of the Louisiana State University Medical Center studied the effect of high.sugar diets on four species of monkeys and found that "sucrose consistently produced an in· crease in cholesterol levels." High.salt diets are known to result in high 1 blood pressure, but Srinivasan 's monkey exper i· ments showed adding sugar to a high-salt diet makes the blood pressure jump even higher. But Srinivasan noted there was a problem in generalizing these findings to apply to the whole population because everyone's tolerance of sugar is d ifferent. "The genetic proneness of an individual or a species has to be taken into account." Srinivasan said. "Some people can eat all the cholesterol they want and still not get hyperllpidemic high cholesterol." The same is true with sugar. f Bus drivers 'wanted' LOS ANGELES (AP>-About 12 percent of the city bus drlvers ln the Los Angeles and San Franici.sco areas could be arrested ri&hl off the bus for outstanding tramc warrants , says a National Tnnsportation Safety Board lnspector. JnvesUeator Sandy Browne randomly checked 24' Southern Callfornla Rapid Transit Olstrlct for loff ·duty tralfic violations. She round that 30 drivers bad suspended licenses of were 1ubject to arrest tor.outstandin1 warrants. Sbe said a check of drivers tor the San-rtandlco MunlclpaJ Railway showed t.he same result.. - 6 4 2 • D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642 -5618 ~.~.~ ....... !~.~~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... : ~.~.~ ...... . ....,... 1002 ._... 1002 1002 .._.... 1001 IOOi CLASSIFIED INDEX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, .... , .... Cll MIWPOU•TS 1..t1ct1•= a icii • 1roo. '° , C.OW•ria• u.. • .,.. lcltal r~ tbe ramUy loc*· 642·5&71 .SOJllSMI ~~­s:;;: ,-..i. ee=-:· en ... ~=~":!rt. ...... ~ ..... i.-Mllit ....... " ..... ·-'· lifts ..... s.. Mt s.. .... e • ....,.M -.11 ... s. .... "" Wlli..a-V.ttlJlllMiff ---•hi< 1= lna for tbe aom.ulln1 :: E •• ILU'\AMHNQ 1p.cl1l. Opn Hu 1411 ,_ nvv;ri . 8 I t I I U n '18 S I O : : OPPORTUNITY S.roard.lao. NB. Diana :: ·,_...._,,.._.;. ... I, Gl-lJM ... .... All rul H llt• ad· • : vertlatd lo tbl1 • • = . :.-1:1:.i·t:~ . ,.,. tna Act o1 119 which llST IUY YOU'LL LOVE UYINC HERE Real estate peoplt' call it curb appeal. You'll know what they mean on first sijht ! ProfeulonalJy landscaped. Spacious lot, impressive entryway, modern . c heerful kitchen and entertainment center. 3 Bedrooms 2 baths plus heated pool family enjoyment. Call Oick Drexler. 759-1221 R&" M ~ of Newport Beach umm lC makn It Weaal 1o ad· S.autllul, lmmacul1te, ,.. vertlae "w pl'efertnce, nicely land1caped 4 :- 1 • li mitation, or dh· bdrm home on cul-de· '°' crlmloaUon bHed on uc. S9aclous rooms. "<•••""""' ,. race, color, rell&ion. View or loll COW'ff from ---------------sex, or uUcmal oitclh. property. Owner will ~..,Solt IJllO ..... rr.n, •• ..._'"""> I• a-t.rt I.II• tru" Ila =='!1:1."' :; O.W.• l"41• ,... 1• -.... 11 .. .-.... ...._,._, -=tr: ... "• = a•i. """ :l'rtr l'<h • lllll M°"6Ma ~tt R"°'' atOt Or~•C. ...... Z)Qt .g:.,~:~~.. = l.AM:M\ ,., •• c, • .,.. 1D ~ .. ~IAl•lUklCt -~ .. r... ... •-- or an lnlalllon lo make belP on flnandnJ. Only any aucb preference, SlU ,500. Call now llmllallon, or dis· m.~5370 crimlnaUon.'' LLSTATE This oewlPIJ)er will not .............. --knowinf ly accept any REAL TORS , advert 1101 for real estate which. is in vtola· l IDIM STUL! tiOo of the law.. Xlnt cond .. lr1Yrd, 1ood =r:~~~s = =~= =..~=--~}.~. = ..., ... -= .... locauoo. Auwne 911•3. Askins only $92.000 759· 1221. Patrick Tenore, •ll 759-1.221 c..-,..•.,.l•' -I -..... r .......... 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IUCCOLA 11 ... R•••" ,... 1-------•I vacuum. Intercom. Ask· Executive bullt home IUSlllCSS, lllYESJ. . Sr.5 TO inl S39S.ooo. Owner Must wilh double door entry; MOil, nmc£ I SUIF. SAMO sell Open fW Sat 1-4 leadJ into • formal liv· Beaut if u I 4 B d cm Ask for Ron Stevens. inc room, formal dinin& ::::::~~ l: custom home with Moe.RMl:lhh room . huge family :=~.:.· l: breathtak1nJ views of 497-5454 room, stone fireplace! -·••t.o... -1 lhe blue Pacific a.od city •••••••• country kltthen. Al =.:.~-;;t: = llghls. Xlnl opportunity c • 2 LOT I overloolts spectacular AllNOUNCEMENJS ' in a view nroperty. Call • M • pool and spa. Ele1anl ' now for Ynformalion. There's an existing 2 muter suite, 3 other PUSOllALS & S884,950. Bdrm 2 Ba home. The lot lar1e bdrms, plus a den LOST & rOUllD slz.e is soxm· wilh plen· with bulllin bookcases. -....... 11t1 ty of room for a new un· Truly an executive home ~IEA T J.SSUMAIU! on this beautifully up· graded 3 Bdrm condo. Cozy fireplace and view of 1reenbelt Only 188,SOO. Call now979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS EASTSIDI LOWDOWN Submit your terms 3 Bdm Cape Cod BEST IN BLUFFS The following are end unit homes YOU OWN THE LAND. 2 & 3 bdrmJ, 1 year new. S305,000, $325,000. OPBe 1·5 ttl2 VISTA C4UDAL ortN SUM 1·5 ttn V1STA oa 010 WlLL LEASE O"IOM: 3 bdrm. 2'h bath • lovely Dolores. $279,~. SUPH EXPANDED custom 3 bdrm E·Plan. Needs some TLC. $350,000. The following homes are front row with lovely views. ¥bdrm, 2'h baths, professionally decorated. $255,000. OPlM SUH 1.5 260 VISTA OIHADA 3 bdrm, 21.2 bath beauty, $285,000. OPlH SAT 653 YIST A IOf'UT A 3 bdrm, 2i".I bath. custom kjtchen $325,000. OPEH SUM 1·5 2111 VISTA ENTIADA LIH HEW 3 bdrm. 2 bath, s:m.ooo. OPEN SAT 2006 V1STA CAUDAL SUPU DELUXE E· Plan, custom throughout. 3 bdrm, fam rm. 31~ bath, $495.000. OPEH SUH 1·5 2147 VISTA EtO'lADA IEST IUY 2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt. Excellent terms. $139,500. Will lease option to purchase. HAHOR VIEW HOMES Beautiful 4 bdrm. fam rm. 1 level Monlego. Lge nicely landscaped lot SJJ.5,000 including land. .. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. 644-1034 f:t~ i5 ~1:;up~ce~os~Jcl."D ~1~fp~~~°i:' t:;~;... : Call now 546-2313 lownbome. Vacant & List & Ivy W'lftl 1\e bperl1 seller motivaled Only ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ M ,900. 63J.1286. Diana = ::::iM~::u : '7~3411 rl@\tll TR\DITIO\,\L RL\IT' 631·7370 Cappel. alL HIWPOIT'S RHEST 5 IR. POOL & SPA A real beauty. Owner will finance. Lo dn! Lo int ! $269,000. Won't la.st. Get details Patrick Tenore, aat7»1Z21 PJEPAUTIOll ""'oob l,mrw1ioa J~\Ao .. teft• ...._ ....... •ur M£1Ct1l1111Sf o;...o1 llNo 'IAtM "wt'\M'f ... ,..,_,_ lwu,._,, ..... fM n.,,.,,.., -'*' ~~ .. °°""" --·"'· ~.S.wac, TIAMSl'HJA TIOll Mt re ft c .. "'..,,' ~.., ftHK F.JfrtrM' l .. ,, ..._C)c: ... Sreiet,.o• »a1• HIM ~ lhM 11-.tln y,.~ ... Tra.NnltJtth -'*Sn•ttf "•th All T OMO llLE .._ ... ..\abitlllft 41•)•-:' llfr'C"-'*' \'rW-k'• c;,.·b ••u "Gd ••Mt11Ki\tt. Trwr-h ...... AwtolA.._.••& \W.Waa\td AUTOS, IMPHTEI '-<•I .u ......... .... ".a.H ... "rt ..... '""'' OU-~ u... .. t'ttr•t• ... , , ...... J•;.,.,r J~""' 11..,m."Al. .. I• L.oMor.,,... ~ ...... JletU'""' ... "_ 1'1. "'' ...... , ...... -......... -·tt ... -----· ------.. om ff:t ---- CHOICEIUY! 1104,900 Hi1bfy u1>1raded 2 Bdrm. Irvine Condo. Beautiful wall cover· ioes. levelon. drapes pl111 pool, apa, rec room. Take over exlatin1 financlnc. Call for de-tau.1 ue-1111 : I OPPOITUMrTY! : 1 Immaculate 3 Bdrm -1 home with ramlly room :: In beautiful Harbor View f\ .. Hilla. Freshly painted inside and out Newly carpeted. Qwet Newport Beach location Lot size affords room for pool or addition Owner will carry larse lst or 2nd. $299,500 675-3411 :: 4IDIMS :: POOL-SPA =: Lovely 2 story home on -qu iet cul de sac. -Eastaide Costa Mesa. Secluded master suite, :: covered pitlo. Custom :~ desiened PoOI a.od spa . '1ll Great assumable financ· ;;~ int! Only Sl•.900! Call :; ~ t.o see 646-11 n ~ fl~Utl1 1111 ,,,. •ltw "" 111M YI' inr. llSTYALUI! ASSUMJ.IU LOAMI , Bat C08ta Mesa IOCI· --------1 Uoo. S Bdrm 2 bath, CLASSY MIWPOIT COMOOl•IUM Hieb emotional appeal in thll 2 Br 2~ ba Oii a cuJ.de·sac at al j1&1t 12 homn. Terrific financ· lnl • a11umabje 251 Yrt rem1inln11. fuied low int. Seetbia! Cheshire R.E 1~-1m 9ride ot onenhip tri-1-------Jevel CODdo. 3 yean old l&.""5 llST . OwMr rmancin1 availa· You own the land. ble. $1)4,lllO. Charmine end unit 3 Bdr. 21h Ba w/wrap a r ound patio . Unobltructed backbay view. Assumable loan. owe ire 2nd. sao,ooo c .... ,.....,,eo 64Nd0 11¥1 .. COMDO 1.,,-. dowa. SIOS,000 1------1------;:~t~~~ch~~inJ TIY $17,000 DH! lllrfflW..._.,tl Most sought arter 4 Bdrm, I story Ooor plan in the area. Superb family tencutive home! Beautirul views of Catalina and dty lt&ht.s from formal dlnine room or livine room. Perfect family or enter· tainmeot home. Call on owner finandne now. S2t91000. Open Hou~e SU11Gay 1-5. hills and 13 xl3' deck Sharp 3 Bdrm condo Smart ccny ~ 2 ~a. Prl pl •·-· near So. Coast Plau frplc .verypnvatep_at10. 675-1411 vaey us ,....,,uma-Ith t 0 1 I Walk to sbopp1n11 '-.••••••• ble financing. Very w trms. n Y $169 500 F. · 1• motivaledseller. SI 15,000. Patrick · · ioaocine CUSTOMN.I. NO QUALIFYING Tenore. aet 7~1221 available. IV ........ ~ •s Very motJvaledseller. I Coltf ...... 01 Co "'" TYa.t. .40-002 Gracious llvinj in best CbahlnR.E7S8-lm location! Soannc bvlng room nrepla~. Formal OCEA.tROMT $1'5,000c-'doWll Seller will carry balance al 1.2'"' .. 11\lerest. Choice comer duplex. 3 bdrm. 3 bath up. 2 bdrm. 2 bath down Can convert to lar&e borne. Submit all offers . ..... ..,,,.,. ...... d7S.7060. EASTSIDl SISS,000 Only SI0,000 down gets you inU> this totally re modeled 4 Bdrm home Lar1e corner lot. Koi pond loo! Won't last. call now ! SEA COVE ~S.1·5 d1n1n1. Gourmet kitchen. Elesant muter suite with atrium! Huge lOOX l lO 1rounds , features greenhouse! Only $400,000. flexible terms. Call 67J.8$.SO THE REAL ESTATERS l'.OPEITIES 466 lr_,.11r, C.M. 1, ~ "31 "ff Estate sale. 3 barm , l1e 0 __ ,..., .., h n c e d r a rd . l m. .,.,,,_ .ELOW u • •l(~ET'. macul1te. Sl!B,950. WILL CJ.llY! ,.._ 0... Sat/S. I 5 BeauUful E&stsldt Costa Sll,SOO do only. Assume 4f5 ( • Mesa home plus in·law E X E C p 0 0 L balance ot 1211.~. 2 Br % 34 S Oc.e.11. C.. quarters 3 8drm main Ba prof. decorated Sl>ettacular view from house with 1 Bdrm I HOME townhome Won't last· all rooms. Surf will lull batb unit. Fantastic Jusl listed: Mm Verde only s110.ooo. Patrick you to aJeep. Owner may location with RV ae«ss custom 3 Bd home on ;r'enore, act 75-1221 help fina~. Sl.250.000 close ln to Newport cul-de-sac. Seller will MAUIY STJ.Uffll I schools and shopping carry w/lncredible SEA LIOHllA.LTY Callnow.Sl63cnn. terms. Prked to sell. 1~s ,.,.,.. Seeln1 Is believing. Opn •••'•'•35•4•-Su.n l·S. l8IO Maui Cir. , Call Diana Cappel. agt --------No need to travel au over Gl·llM town t.o Id for gange HIWPOIT DWUX sales ... you'll rmd them nghl he~ in aasslfled. To place your garage ·-..oa51• PIOPER'l"Y! Co untry setllnc ! 4 Bdrm. 2 balh R-2 zon . ing. 13,000 sq.ft. ol land Ex cellent bar1ai11 Owner will carry flnanc· ln1. 13.S~ urta"f.st. Call for. more details 546-2313 THE :REAL ESTATERS UttJe Miss Muffe1 sat on a Turfel, alon1 camt a spider a.od read m the Daily Pilot Classified sttlion about Miss Mui· fet 's Turret and bought il for S9.9S. Yoo can sell your turret and lols or other thmgs through Daily Pilot Classified Ada. Call 642-5678 Pl••• ••• ., ..... , •u.i. ' J: !.I) ~ For Claslififd Ad A en ON Call A DAil T PILOT ... Tl'SOI Mt.$411 "°' .. "•>'f ~°''"' '1• mo ll!Z im. mi ,,., Cbarmins Corona del Mar Duplex. Unita have beamed ceiUngs and fireplace, J)lus swim· min& pool. Good income. ________ , never vacant. Prime Steps lo beach. 4 up & 3 down. 2 baths each. Furnish for winter/sum-mer rentals. Good hi!· tory. Fee. Priced al $.135,000. sale ad, call642-S678. i ••••••- ~ ""IMI• rlf'IU r .. _,... \'olU••~• \'eh• ,,.., .. ,_ .. A.Ill AITIS, 11£1 AUTIS, ISEJ ..... CH1U.c c.,,_.,. Chit,, ..... \.'lv;~tf' .._ '111 ---'"' tm -... -WW litU !1911 --- location. Walking dis· taoce lo beach. Call for appolntmm. sm.ooo .. 671-3411 C...-M•I Clf\f\lt' C.C•• :: CDM ST AITll ~ ......... , 1-th \•nfl llt·ff•O = R~~~lf~d~d = $20,000 for f Mt aale! Al-:! aume low IJlt.emt lit wu and 2nd. Motivated : owner I Coey fireplace. 5 SparklA~ kitcbeft. Walk ::.., -=. .. ,,_ Plt-,_,iH' TllllMltrbord Vrt• .... , ....... •. ,. ------..'. The lla..t Miii 1Jls:e Oft Ille Or-. c:.llt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFllD ADS ,.., c.i w "· filMI "· , ........ _. (142•5178 ) OlltCellet*-.... ~-- Pd~~='Zf9:.ar loC!l"lon. Two 2 8dnn units, eacelJent coodl· uon,_ !o• down. owe. I AMIOI $115,000 I For Classi.fied Ad ACTION Calla Daily Pilot AO..VISOR 642-5678 associated fUI "f '1, ~f h,'"' iJ "., ' ' "" ~ ~ ~ . . . AESIOENTtAl R£Al ESTATE SERVICES IAYCllST llST YALUI Lovely 3 bd.rm, family room in Bayc r est. Must be seen to be appreciated. Quality & charm to please the most discriminating. Seller wi 11 offer extremely financing. $325,000. OP&e S&leAYJ.5 1907 TIADIWINDS ILIAMOI IOWll IN NEWPORT CENgR 644-9060 "GRou·p INVESTING" The Trend For Tiie 80's" . Gene Trowbridge, CCIM presents a semi nar featuring a slide presentation focusing on the fact thal, for many, entry into Real Estate Investments during the 80's will be througt\ group investing. Gene Trowbr•Og6. CCIM, AMI Estate Advisor 1nd Investor ,_ LEARN ABOUT • Forms of Group Investing • Income Tax Benefits of Group Ownership • Mistakes SyndiC4tors Make • Making Money in So. C81ifornia Real Estate • Hiving the Professional on Your Side MOM.,MOf.t 7:JO P.M. MARRIOTT ·'AIHION ISLAHD 900 NEWPORT CINT!R OA • 12 years of experience in own in g ano managing lnvealment Real E111te, He •serves on the Faculty of The Realtors Nauonal Marketing lntlltute, teaching ~ Estate on the national i.vitt Along with lecturing It venous locM col'-IJn. he has MMd • an ln terna11ona1 rut aatate con1u1tan1 for the Stone Institute In Tulsa, Oklthoma, Hl1 tectur" are full of prltlicel advice for both. the llrat tll'N ln*tors and the ~Iced ln'lettor ' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 REALTORS '71-Ht I OPIN HOUSI I ·I llVIMI TlllACI MASTHPllCI: Co• ........ '-*Ntlld a...ey. co.,11ttty " ..... ct ..... ftM: ....... f'ffdy for y.. .. IM•t i.1 l ........ 12 M•t.nl l l1t•1 + f1•lly r'Oo• too. A1kt19 SJ4t,IOO. 106 St1111C~Ttmtet . COLE OF NEWPOIT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coost Hwy .. COl"CMIC .. M• 675-5511 WagtAdHelp! MMf'181WantAd Raulta 642>5678 CE llDlll ILlllS ca. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE I 207 SUSSD LANE WESTCUFf OPEH SAT l·S NEW ON MARKET! Four Be droom, Three Bath. Sparkling Clean Remodeled Home. Call For Best Terms In Town. Lease-O ption Possible: $284,000. 2121 YACHT YANkEE SEAVIEW OPEH SAT 1·5 , Fantastic Four Bedroom, Three Bath, One-Story Home, Offering One Floor Living At Its Best! Gourmet Kitchen. Two Fireplaces. Family Room + Two-Car Garage Attached. Elevated Lot For Views Of West~rn Sunsets & City Lights. Gate Guarded. Priced Unde r Competition. At $383,000. 321 AVEHIDA camos ILUffS OPEH SAT l·S PRIME VIEW! THE BAY BY DAY, THE LITES BY NITE . Truly T he Best Panoramic Front Row View On Back Bay. Highly Upgraded End Unit With Remodeled Kitchen & Wrap Around Deck. Exquisite - Come See -You'll Love It . $365,000. PIOMOMTOIY IA Y Special Custom Bayfront. FEE LAND. Cathedral Ceilings, Parquet Floors & New Carpets. Three Bedrooms & Convertible Oen. 31~ Baths. Separate Dining. Huge Family Room W /Wet Bar. Kitchen With Pantry. Breakfast Room . Sauna. Study. Three-Car Garage. Wood De ck Overlooks Bay & Dock. Owner Will Carry Large Second. Sl ,400,000. EASTllUFF FIRST TIME USTB>l Owner Financing. Flexible Terms. Possible Lease/C>Jtjon. Large Four Bedroom Lusk .-Spacious Family Room With Parquet Floors - Formal Living /Dining Area. -Two Fireplaces. Sunny & Cheerful. Beautiful Mountain & Night Lights View. $229,500. NEW WOODlllDGE USTING Exceptional Three Bedroom Home On Choice Corner Lot. Great Location In Beautiful Area Near Park & Community Pool. Master Bedroom Suite With Mirrored Wardrobes. Select Landscaping. Only $172,000. POOLSIDE SETTING Elegant Cond o -Neutral Tones - Two Bedrooms, Two Baths - Formal Dining Room -Gorgeous Sunsets -Super Financing -Very Low Fixed Interest Rate -Shown By Appointment -Asking $220,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. • COIOHA oa MAR INCOME Huge Duplex Overlooking Bay . Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of lhe Finest Income Properties In Corona del Mar. Master Uni ts Have An Ocean View -Built On An Oversized Lot. Call For Details. HIWPOIT SHqlES Three Bedroom Home In A Young People's Location. A Fun Place To Live. Tennis, Swimming, Beach Nearby. Rented For $750 A Month At The Present. Priced At $130,000. Appointment Necessary, But Easy To Show. SIH6U uva ILUPfS V11W! Lovely View -Two Bedrooms , Two Baths -End Unit -Decorator Wallpapers & Drapes -Plantation Shutters -Separate Master Suite -Super 'Financing -Large Assumable Low Interest Loan - Shows Like A Jewel! S2SS,OOO. A ''Joy Of Newport" Listing. ... CANYON CUSTOM A llAL AICNTIClVU&. llAUTY Luxurious Georeian Colonial on best gotr course View Site! Beaut design. Abundant marble & crystal & finest materials thruout. S Bdrrns, lge DR , ram rm, billiard rm, 6 ~ baths. $2 ,150,000 Call for color broc. & tinancmg. Call for ap~. llG CANYON ''VeltSAIUIS" Most spectacular Deane Homes model on largest corner lot o'looking Big Cyn Jolf course. Beaut pool, spa & gazebo m huge private yard. 4 BR, den, formal DR, 4~ baths. $950,000. 2·STOIY DUPUX N.l.-S27',SOO 200' To beach! Most attractive bldg. beaut maint by orig owner. 4 BR, 2 ba & lge sundeck up ; 2 BR, 1 ba, patio in lower. 2 F.P. OWC $230,000 T.D. 13% $49,500 cash down. . FOi LEASE -SI ,200 MO. Big Cyn Townbome with great golf course view. 3 BR, sep din rm, 2'h ba. New cptng & paint. Pool & tennis. 26 CAHYO-.,. ISLAHD DI. Sun l·S WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111s .. ,,....t111aooct NEWPORT CEH1B. N.I. 644·49 I 0 ~~ Bsaul;/u/ IJ/il The Beautiful Bluffs 3 VERY SPECll OFFERINGS OPEN TODAY I ·S VACANT ANO AVAILABLE 536 VISTA GRANDE -A dramatic split level 3 Bdrm !Trina> plan with new carpeting and paint. lovely view . park-side setting (2 good assumable loans l S239.000. Will lease option. 405 VISTA .GRANDE -Outstanding value. bi~ family home 4 Bdrm, 3 bath (Carmehta) plan. Just completely repainted. recarpeted. Lowest priced big hom e. $230.000. 502 AVENIDA LUCIA -Oh my, wha t a dirty face! ! But, oh boy. what a great price and lovely setting. Large 3 Bdrm, 212 bath, light and bright end unit in prime early locale. FIX UP OPPORTUNITY AS IS. AT ONLY $193,000. ASSUMAILE I 1 "140/o LOAN Anxious seller offers best buy in Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm + family /dining room, on quiet cul dt sac with RV access. $139,900. Owner wi ti carry 2nd. ASSUM.AILE 14.50/o LOAN Near new Woodbridge condo. Much desired single story, 2 Bdrm 2 bath. French doors. lovely neutral W/W carpets and beautiful patio. Sl52,000. COROHA DB. MAR FH VIEW-$345.000 With ocean and ca nyon view and private beach sits this 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with French doors. beautiful hardwood floors, new paint, new carpets and secluded master bdrm suite. Moti vated seller. Open House Sunday 1·5. PITIFUL C P I A P R S L E L D H L A T E R M Y S P I J T 0 U U t L I K H U J E A C Y S L L U F P II 6 L C T R R E U l E U E N S E L I A R E S I M W ELAHSOtOLUFNRUOMA TR A R I P W R E T C H E D A R C E l E E PYOAC PWTACTTRYLYSHL a w l y T " E 0 t c R 0 0 a H t R c a l E Y O H N I T E P V Z A U M l T T A E L R I E Y E J J F C C A E C R P E G CETIOHIMUKI LNODHENH OllLMTATLAPALRCHAtWI RRAAS I XLSLIUAK t YTNT D & P £ A I U E M I 0 R 0 A 0 E C Q G AN EM MF 0 £ S·S IT IM LP AU C ....................... ............... ,.. ............. -,...... ,...J .. ..... ....... = = -=' ................. • REIM ~ You've Arrived at ... HARBOR RIDGE First time open! Visit this beautiful Country English estate Sunday. Newly constructed. Four bedrooms . four baths with fantastic views of the ocean. lfay and city lights. $1 million in assumable financing. Priced at $1 ,700,000. Call for Ann Vaughn Sanlas. Open Sunday 1 to 5 #7 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge SPYGWS Simply the best home "on the hill". An unbelievable view coupled with the finest amenities. Five bedrooms $410,000 in assumable financing at 113'4%. This new listing has it all. Exclusive at $969,500 with William Cote. By appointment.· LINDA ISLE Builder's dream of perfection. r,our bedroom waterfront home . Fantastic view. on the water with luxury plus. Will exchange fo r premium income . productive commercial or multiple residential property. Sl.895 million. Exclusive with William Cqte. BIG CANYON • (New Ustingl An enchanting retreat. Walk into an airy two story townhome where the outside comes right in. A three bedroom Monaco. highly upgraded with view of Catalina. Exquisite decoration with much use of wood in mouldings and flooring. Sk ylights galore. S659.000. Exelusive with William Cote. BIG CANYON Qualit) construction. magnificent view and choice location. All this plus s pecial attention to small detail Sl.8 million. Call William F Cote for appointment. BIG CANYON A lifetime family home with pool m beautiful sett ing. Impressive fairway view. Four Bedroom plus guest quarters. Sl.7 million. Owner will carry. Exclusive with Wilham F. Cote. BIG CANYON Magnificent view ! Large kitchen. formal dining room, pool. spa and saun a ! Three bedroom , 3 bath home, 3450 sq! ft. all new carpeting. Great financing! Exclusive wilh William F. Cote. S895.000. LIDO ISLE Owner transferred. must leave this lo~ely Spanish home behind. Four bedrooms. pool and spa. Excellent financing. Assumable loan and owner will ca rry. $625,000. VILLA BALBOA Young people -pool your re- sources. Ideal two bedroom villa for your first home. Fresh as a daisy. Opens onto flagstone patio. $148.000 assumable at 12%. 2nd is available . Price $244,900. · WESTCUFF Two bedroom, 2 bath condo. Large assumable loan with low inlerest rate. Owner will carry 2nd with $18 .000 down. Sl29,500. Make an offer !! BAY FRONT Spacious waterfront home with pier and 30' float. 1.oned for duplex . Excellent financing avail able to qualified buyer. $545,000. Call Aon Vaughn Santas .• EASTBLUFF This is a "must sell" opportunity. There are •taxes to be paid. BUT - it's a good home, oo large lot with good neighbors. Four bedrooms and pool. $209,800. Ask for Ann Vaughn Santas. .. 2075 lln Jo9qUln ... Rd. Acro11 from llG CANYON Newport.._ MO-am ,. , CLIFF DllYE VIEW Exceptional VIEW of bay. ocean and parks. Traditional Ca pe Cod home with 4 Br, 3 Ba, family rm & pool. EXCELLENT FINANCING , low down payment w/assumable loans. $625,000. For appt. call RAE RODGERS 631-1266 IRJNG YOUR ANTIQUES they will fit beautifully in this 3 Br cottage in NEWPORT HEIGHTS. New price OWNER FINANCING . $250,000. Best buy ! Ca ll RAE RODGERS 631-1266 . MESA VERDE CHARMER Old fashioned value 4 Bdr, pool & spa. Must sell! Reduced to $185,000. JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631-1266 IRAND NEW ON MAatcET Prime Mesa Verde loc. 4 Bdr. Buccola home. Pool & spa. Xlnt financing. $285,000. JACK1E HANDLEMA N 631·1266 ON GOLF COURSE Contemporary, wood & glass custom folf course estate. 4 Bdrms , fam rm, formal dining, rumpus rm, poo & spa +lighted paddle tennis court. This home offers the ultimate in privacy & seclusion. JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631-1266 ~· HST IUY IN ILUFFS Assumable loan for qualified buyer 20o/c dn . Owner wi II carry 2nd. Professionally decorated. Trina split model 4 bedrooms 2 ~ bath. Land available. To purchase, call Nan Fryer. 759·1221. HAAIOI VIEW HOMES Developer.s, Builders, take advantage of this HUGE opportunity. Largest Lot. 2 bedroom. den , 2 baths. Room to add on or create deli~htful entertainment area. Only $249,950. fee . Creative fina ncing avail. Call Nan Fryer 759-1221 llG CANYON ELEGANCE Versailles on Golf Course 4 Br, 4 Ba maids qtr., Formal din. Sep. Fam . Rm , "Loving" Master suite, jacuzzi . "Super Low Price." Bob or Dovie Koop 759-1221 TU.OE ORANGE & AVOCADO RANCH 78 ac. Valley Center. sub map comp!. 4 sep par Sell or trade all or part for home in NJL Laguna or Mission VieJo. $1,200,000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221 NEWPORT CREST INVESTORS SPECIAL Ocean Vu. 4Bd &3 Ba, Fam rm. wet bar. din rm , pool. tennis, walk to beach. $210.000. Submit any offer. Bob or Dovie Koop . 759-1221 LIHDA ISLE 180° ,Turning Basin View. 5 BR, 6 BA . Billia rd room. sep. wing for long term guest. Lg dbl. dock for up O> 70 ft & 40 ft. yachts, plus side tie. Pool & spa. S2.100,000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759· 1221 CAMEO SHORES 180 Ocean View. 4 BR, 3112 BA. Fam. Rm .. Lg. yard w /pool. Pvt. beach $724 ,000. Bob or Dovie. 759-1221 1 COASnlNE Ir OCEAN VIEW C.ameo Shores finest 3 BR, 3 BA + den . FR, fo rmal Din ., Huge courtyd w 1pool, priv. beach. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221 LINDA-.ISLE MASTERPIECE Owner desperate! Will sell low down, trade for 2nd TD's, land, units. Lg 1st TD ASSUM. 76rt of water front with room fo r 85 ft & 90 rt yacht. Reduced to $3.6 million! Submit any terms. Bonus 1981 Rolls Royce plus 37' to selling agt. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221 40 FT IOA T D OCIC 4 BR. 3 BA, formal din. Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w bay view. Lg. sit dn bar. Lg. patio to water line. $575.000 Fee. Bob & Dovie Koop. 759· 1221 CAMEO HIGHLANDS 3 BR. 2 BA Formal Din. Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean view. Pri. beaches. S339,000 LH. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221 LINDA ISLE LEASE 6 BR, 5 BA. Formal Din, F.R .. Guarded Gate, Tennis, Beach, Room for two Lrg Boats. 3,500 per month Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221 GIANT EASTSIDE 3 BR + den + 2000 sq ft . 4 car garage. Walk in closets. French doors. Utility room . Hi ghly upgraded thru-out Excellent terms! Seeing is buying. Pvt. showings. Call Jim Davis. 759·1221 2 IR + DEH + R·2 $91,000 Fantastic value on R-2 zoned Mesa residence. Great starter home 60 x 135 lot. lncludes huge patio and 12' circular children's pool ! Owner will help finance at low interest or wi 11 sell VA, FHA. Call fast. Bob Licata 759-1221. E.XICUTIVE ESTA Tl Custom golf estate home. 4200 sq. ft. 200' fairway frontage ! 5BR, 41,.;BA formal din rm, recreation & hobby rms, 2 frplcs, ram rm, sundeck, porch, pool & spa ! Panoramic views from most rooms, 3 car gar. Storage galore. For personal preview call Bob Licata. Bkr. 759·1221 l IDlM CUSTOM EASTSIDE Quiet cul-de-sac in prime E. Side Mesa. Parquet entry. Brick frplc. Tiled kitchen. Pantry. Family rm. Water filter & softener. Spa. Enclosed offstreet RV pad. Giant patio. Storage shed. Fruit trees OWC lg TD at 13%. Very flexible. Low 6% 1st TD. Only $175,000. Bob Licata. 759-1221 · JM l 17 .. St., c ............................................ 611·1266 441J '-'-• ... .., ............................................. ,., •• 11 c.,,_.. ,,.., Mfl. k8'. .................. I .................. 719· 1 IZ I r· l'ni<1ue llomel>, Realtors has desk 'Ptll'l' ror thrt.'c qualifl~ salespeople. Llbt•rsl ~pills. excellent promotion .ind 1nf ectious sale momentum. Call Jam \\ood, 675·0000. if you want to t l'ully succt>t.'d in today's market place. * * * * * * Heritage_ Collection OWNER WIU CARRY AT 120/o With 15'1 down for 10 years. 3 Bdrm 2 Bath , great condition with many extra:i. A/C. SU ITED FOR IN-LAW QUARTERS. Asking $117,500. For an appl to see ca ll 540-1151. C·2 LOT High traffic count, 62.6X306 lot. Existing hou.se on property. Flexible uses. Owner will consider carrying 1st 'f.D Asking SI99,500. Call 541Hl51. ERITAGE BEST PRODUCT IN TOWN! We've got 8 a.ft to sell! We'll deal!! Mab us an offer we'I make It work! WILSON PARK 380 W. Wilson. Costa Meta 631-5055 • TURnE ROCK GUH • 2 Br den townhome wi th fantastic terms . • JASMINE CREBC • 12 7 8', linan<'i n ~ on former mode l ~ Plan 5 w custom spa. S319.00U FEE * W ATERFROHT • 3 Hr con do for sale or exchange. $319,900 FEE. Terms available. • UNIVERSITY PARK • 3 Br townhome on greenbelt. Onl~ S168.000 * VICTORIAN STYLE • Spe<'lacular 4 Br remodeled m Victornrn style w custom k1tthen in prime Costa Mesa area. $138.500. * RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN • S ensa tional 2 Br . uni t w tremendous \'lew ' Creative t<'rms ~ ' • PENINSULA ,otMT • Ba~·front home wtprivate dock ! New. cus tom ~ Br. w12 frplcs. \H~I bar. etc. Sl.345.000. * CAMEO SHORES • h an Wells custom home w 180 degree view on FEE land . S925.000 • HARBOR VIEW HOMES • 15' • down on CARMEL Model " pool & spa . Assume I0.9r; loan' S269.000 • WA TERFIONT HOME * Detached 3 Br. Co mmunity tennis & pool! Owner will carry 12'4 1st T.D. $230,000 FEE. • Cliff HA Yet • 180 degree view of harbor from 3 Br. home on lge lot. $650.000. FEE <Exclusive). * HARIOR VIEW KNOUS * 9·141'} financing on this 2 Br/den home on fee land. • SIOOO DOWH • Bring pamt brush and broom to save $$ on this 3 Br. Cixer in quiet Costa Mesa area. * YHSAJUIS• Lowest priced two Br. in. area I Only $145.000 (Sale or exchange ). Creative terms! NIWPOIT HACH OMCI 2'70S. ........... l714t 759.1501 C114'712·7l1J WHERE THE ACTION IS! OCTOBER SI.ES Sla7&5,000 JJ TUMSACTIOMS Our associates aren't waiting tor business to happen. . . ... THIY AllMAIM ITH.,,..1 Why don 't you jom the "Above The Crowd" team now ..... . YOU DU.VI lMI IUTI Let's t.alk about career & your future in real estate -call Bob Licata today. You 'll be glad you did! 759-1221 RVM~ of Newport Beach LINDA ISLE HOMES Prestige pool family home . Main c.hannel view from beautiful tradi· t1onal, 4 bdrm , 5 bath home. Slio for 2 large boats. $1,495,000. Large lagoon view fro m spectacular architectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath, playroom, dark room & den. Slip for 2 large boats. $1,350,000. LIDO ISLE HOMES 120 VIA 9UITO OPIH SUM 1·5 Featured on Homes Tours this love ly traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, newly redecorated. Priced to sell qui ckly at $475,000. Must see. 214 VIA ITHACA Of'EN SUM 1 ·5 Nq~Jy remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios . Beam ' ceilings. Great for family living. Ex- cellent value at $420.000. . PENINSULA POINT IEACHFRONT 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. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J-l Be y\'" D• ,, ""B t7S 0101 .5 ACRE EXECUTIVE ESTATE TENNIS COUIT, POOL & SPAS. ROLLS ROYCE CAI IONUS! To selling agent or principals. Lushly landscaped 4 Bdrm, 4Bath Tustin . Hills Estate in immaculate new condition with two security systems. Priced to sell at $795.000 with low down and the owner carrying the fina nci ng. The best Orange County value. For details. call agent direl't. Patrick Tenore 759-1221. 759-1221 .... R&IM* of Newport Beach FOR SAU OR TRADE 98 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING IHear DlsneytcMJ • 'ric.cl to 1tfl • $400,000 below appraiMI for qilick Ide • escrow. • ()My $500,000 dowa. T• o•tr poytMftfs. • • Low rewtl • 0 Vocmcy • WaltilMJ Lid • UlttlftClfe lft•HhMtlt & tax write-off. For W..., Coll 714/760.7292 anytime ,. UMlqul ..... $400,000 IN MIWPOl1' llACH & CDM 3 bdrm, August.a model, Big Canyon and beautif uJ. $319,000. 3 bdrm, family room on Balboa Peninsula. New custom construction. Financing $395,000. 3 bdrm , firepl,ce, Harbor View Homes, assume financing. $245,000. 3 bdrm, Carmel model Ln Seawind great yard. $359,000. 4 bdrm, Palermo model in Harbor View Homes. $.122,000. 3 bdrm, custom in Irvme Terrace, back yard bay view. $395,000. 3 bdrm, remodeled in Irvine Terrace. Pool, spa , new carpets. $395,000. ,2 bdrm in VersaiJles, wood noors, carved fireplace. Great. $298,000. Furnished bachelor at Versailles. Beautiful decor. $12.5,000. 3 bdrm Hampton model in Seaview. Cul-de-sac. $395,000. 3 bdrm, family room, two fi replaces in Seaview. $395,000. Spotless in Old CdM. Duplex. fireplace brick patio, beamed ceiling. $325,000. 45' R2 lot, South of highway, 3 bdrm, owner financing. Old CdM. $400,000. · 4 bdrm .. completely remodeled, 2 fireplaces. Newport Heights. $365,000. · U~l()UI: li{)MI:' REALTORS,67S-6000 2443 E.aet C-t Hltllwav. CorDM del M•• WE HAVE 61 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN IEST DEAL IN TOWN Traditional style 4 bdrm. home on quiet hard to find s treet in fashionable Baycrest. Custom built with lots of paneling and built in cabinets. Wet bar, 2 fireplaces. pool. omce and a large family rm ·game rm. Reduced to $389.500 with very attractive terms. 1730 Marlin Way will be open Sat. Sun . 1 to 5. Call for directions or check page· 31 E3 in your Thomas Bros. Map Book . (7141 673-4400 121ll ,2a.2121 TIM Hart.or Aree's LoftcJHt btabli•d .... btalit ~ .. 'Y FREE 1982 ROLLS ROYCE-. • TO THE NEW OWNER OF #41 LINDA ISLE • #I Waterfront Ho• on Newport Harbor PRICED FOR (i)UICK SALE AT AN UftbeltY.W. $100,000 below MAI appraisal. . Vacant -6500 SQ ft. Waterfront Mansion will acco.rnmodate two 90' yachts. Indoor/Outdoor pcol and spa with sunken swim-up bar: Huge master bedroom commands breathtaking view of entire channel and John Wayne's residence. Marble, mirrors and solid walnut wood throughout. Separate maid's Quarters. Rewarding entertainment and investment estate. 2• HOUR GUARD GATE Insures 100% security and privacy. c,ve like staircase "below waterline" leads to large wine cellar and/or vault that v.111 hofd 50 cases of wine or GOLD. Seller must sell • wrn CllfY all financing with low down payment or will like 2nd TD for down payment, or trade for Income property. Onoe in 1 lifetime opportunity to own a "one In the wortd home." Steal a piece of Newport Beach. Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Novtmbtr 7, 1981 O'IM IN HAUOI YWW HIW a BR . + Fam . Rm . on beautlf ul.corner tot. Upgraded. Spa. $395,000. See Paula Erd At 3800 K EY DAY OPEN IM WTILUff .8 eautiful Lusk built 3 BR Lovely decorating & landscaping. $219,500. See Jack Wells·At 901 ALDER OPtM OM IA YSIDI DltlVE Dramatic Bayfront w/room for two large boats + a side tie. 4 BR. + Den. $1,950,000. Fee. See Barbara Ballmann At 1617 BAYSIDE DRIVE O,EN IM CAMEO SHOUS Ocean view, 2 BR. + Den. Lovely large patio w/rm. for pool & spa. $595.000 Fee. See Evan Corkell At 11521 TR:EMONT . .. SOUTH IA YIROMT DUl'LEX A perfect combin ation or prestigious li ving & rental write-off. Ve ry spacious 2 BR + Den owner's unit with breathtak'mg views of harbor & pavilion. $1.350,000. WALK TO IUCH Fro m this charmer in North Laguna. Tasteful appointments & decorator colors. French windows & used brick fireplace create cheerful comfortable atmosphere. 2 BR 's. formal dinil'lg room. private ya rd & separate guest quarters make this a small jewel (with expansion rapab1littes l. $342.500. INVEST IH IA YSHOHS Special price. Two patios 3 BR. 2 BA . Fabulous potential to be a beautiful family home in t his desirable gale guarded community. S30S.OOOLH. A RARE OPPORTUNITY Beautifully decorated, very private c,ondominium in Newport Beach. Lovely grounds. Totally upgraded interior with large spacious room. 2 Bedrooms plus Den. Sl79,500. PIER-SLIP & SANDY IEACH Plus ADDITIONAL LOT on peninsula ·s prestigious East Bay. Seclud ed 5 bedroom. Tas tefttHy- decorated family home. All land included at $2,100,000. SEHOIES Y SIHOIAS This beautiful Spanish home will bring back memories of the ·'Old Ca lifornia... 5 BR. + dining & family rms. This Baycrest beauty has a fiesta size patio with fantastic pool. $550.000. "IALIOAH OCEAHFROMT" This charming 4 BR. 2 Bath shake home on the peninsula is comp lete with on site parking. + a fantastic ocean location with a spectacular Catalina view. S575.000. OM THE IAY Fabulous view of Harbor from this MAI KAI Condo Huge sunnv B a y s i d e d e c k p r u s i n l e r i o .r cou rtyard. Reaulifully decorated with many luxury features & private spa . A rare find at S639.000. I CUSTOM HOMES AT EL MIGUEL Etched on a gentle bluff on the 15th fairway with a panoramic \'iew of the valley & Saddleback mountains are five new custom traditional hom es. Each is a masterpiece of design, exquisite detailing, quality materials, and craftsmanship. Let us show you the future. Beginning at S583,500. PENINSULA VIEW DUIUX Bay & ocean view from upper unit by Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Custom built with high beam ceilings and a fireplace in each of th e 2 bedroom units. Owner may carry lst TD . S350.000, Fee. EXTRA S,ECIAL IM IAYSHORE One of the la rger lots and only steps to private beach. A very special home with 4 BR. + Den. 4 Baths and c ha rming latticed patio. Beautifully decorated and in move in condition. S495,000. SPY~WS RIMI Beautiful 4 BR . + Fam. Rm. Belvedere mode l o n quie t cul-de·sac. Park like grounds. New appliances. Newly carpeted. Security system & totally upgraded. Owner will he lp fi nan ce . Outstandin(value. $450.000 Fee. SPECIAL UDO ISU Extra latge lot. Extra large home. Fabulous potential. Formal dining room . 5 BR. 4 BA. Den & spa. Large sundeck could be beautiCul garden room . Owner will consider all offers & financing. $469.SOO. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 IAYPIOMT COl<*A DR MAe Liv inf rm w Ith high beamed ce111ng &. fireplace, wall or u ed brick. Deck on bay with privat~ (>ler & slip ror 42' boat. 3 BR & 3 BAiin main house with interior .court yard a nd BBQ plus penthouse above 3·car garage. $3,000,000 including land. Cathy or David Schweickert 6-f2·8235 DOCIUN• FOR 70' to 10' YACHT Spacious Mediterranean style hom e with 4 BR , 5 BA & convertible library/den. Living rm. din rm, kitchen & breakfast room all overlooking the bay. The master suite with sitting rm & (pie is a separate wing. $1,500,000 including land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 (113) NEWER HOME -60 ' Of IA YNOMT Outstanding financing opportunities assume huge low interest bank loan. Owner wi II carrr. large 2nd trust deed for qualified buyer.· Four lg BR, 3th BA , 2 story liv rm. plus space for boats to 60 feet. $1.200.000 w/land George Grupe (714) 644-6200 (114 ) SPlCT ACULil, ,AHOIAMIC VIEW of ocean, harbor & city lights from this tastefully designed, beautifully landscaped comer lot home in the gate guarded comm. of Seaview. Charming & airy 3 bdrm, fam . rm. & formal dining galleria . Lge assum. loan. $459,000 or lse oition. S1650/mo. Sellers mo tivated. Lynne Valentine. 644-6200. CHIMA COVE WllH VIEW Ocean & bay views from outstanding 3 story hom e. Family bedrooms on private second noor with master suite on upper level. Amenities include used brick, slate floor, stone fplc., & elevator. Steps to beach. S695.000 Lynne Valentine 644-62QO (116) I 1t OFfHIHG OM ANTIGUA WAY Entertain . in an atmosphere of e legance in this dramatic residence. Designed around a s tained glass atrium w/handsome mirrored bar & the perfect floor fo r dancing. Formal din rm views lushly landscaped gard en w /pool. s pa and waterfall. 4 BR & den & full secur ity syst em. $675 ,000 including land Cathy Schweickert 642 -8235 (l 17 ) lllDmOMALLY UDO! Lg 3 BR Lido fam home on lovely street. Convertible den & f am rm. $395.000 Tom Allinson & Terry Hanes 642·8235 (118) OCUM VIEW-41!AT ASSUMAIU Beautiful. 3 BR in Seaview. Special Na ntucket model on pool sized lot. Have all the advanta~es of a guarded gate comm wi th pool & tennis court. $~5.000 Fee Sharon Smith 644·6200 0191 IA YSIDE COVES Private beach. gate guard community. Steps to Balboa Island . 2 BR . 2 BA Condomini um . S359,000 Marilyn Kershner 642-8235 <I201 · ILUffS fROHT ROW Land include d ! Much -in-demand "Delores " Plan end unit w/view 3 BR 2 12 BA , 2 patios . Immaculate S325.000 Flexible financing. Dick Halderman 642·8235 (121 ) HEIGHTS -CA, E-C 0 D Outstanding in\lestment area, 3 ER or 2 plus den. French doors. 2 used brick fplcs . Pvt yard w1aeck Hoom to add or go up. S275.000 Beverly Morphy 6.52·8235 (122 ) OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1·5 · 417 Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach • S24,000 ,RICE REDUCTION Purchase or Lease Option this l~vely ~ BR . 2 BA home w/oight hght views . Comm pool & tennis & private custom spa off mslr suite. Both 1st & 2nd Trust Deeds are fully assumable. S275.000 Fee Jennifer Suchomel 644·6200 (123 ) LUSE OnlOM OR PURCHASE One of the lowest price Monaco models in Harbor View Homes. 2 BR + den with an extra lg front yard. Com m. pool & greenbelts. Assume existing financing & seller will assist. Excellent value $225,000 J e nnifer Suchomel 644-6200 ( 124 ) MEW,ORT HEICiHTS STARTH HOME Cute 3 BR. 2 BA. partially remodeled home w/charming shingled exterior in private woods setting. Pool sized yard. triple garage on alley for RV storage. Assume both 1st & 2nd TD 's. $215.000 Paula Bailey 642·8235 (125) . MCLAIN -11• CNIYOM Condos w/out.slanding location. design & value 3 BR Under market at $215 ,000 . 2 BR -S179,500 w /terms. Both units security gated comm pools, spas & tennis. Delightful Newport carefree lifestyle. Suzanne ShuJer 642-8235 (la$) Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/Satutday, November 7, 1M1 mot •LllSXIV .... a •••• ,, .... , ..... wit~ ••• ., ..... ..., .. 4 ...-.& ~. •••· r•., 1••• r•, ••~r•••: ..... , ...... , ......... ,.. ..... H .. •lew1. Wttllla MC.tty teh•· 11,ffl,ffOfM. LINDA ISLE MATIC! • '" ....................... , & ,,...., .. ,...,. .. tlllry ....... .. ............ I I 1•&..t.Lo"'1I ............................. tllp. Jlt1l~lt fl•HCllt er •••It n"-lt. Sl ,Hl,000. WATERFIONT FDR EXcHANG£ u.. ,, ................... .,.. ..... l5W1Mttlplw2a.o.h.· o...,. wll HC.... for co•••rcW =i.T'll or ..... $2,600,000 BAYFRONT -PDINSULA -YU '-" & apaclottt 5 N4. 6 ........... .... peffo. As._... Sto0,000 loa W to S 1,550,000 loat sip. RI LAMD. ENCHANTING WATERFRONT CHrty•rd Htry l•to coordlHted ~e .ct CJOed .... Hlgllllgllh of ................................ ..... ... f-. ""' ....... ""· wlte. ::~c~ .:.&:~: iti;"tor = y.cllt. Ow.tr wll ccrry Aoh & f.D. sz.000,000. u1-1400. LARGE HOfl & ltl:OME 0. &,..... c...i w.t.rfrCMt Oft .... ....... lit.cl s,.c-. 2-1tory 4 bed .......... faMily ,. & , • ..,..,, ~ .... ,.tie. Tie for 1 boats. a.cw.. I bed ........ U75,000 .... OWlltr ... lwlp -..Ce. 67l-6900. SPANISH VILWPOOL lb ..... property ..... for ... of .... ori9NI Wewpori ._... ill tht 19201. C1"td wood doon. ...... ltodH ...... ..._, Nil floon. 3 ..,.. ... 2 ....... Mffe1, pool. .. I YOltvbtl cowt. OWMH WILL CAllY WITH LOW DOWM PAY..-.T. SUIMIT AMY OFfU. 2515 l"IM An. 0,.. S-. 1-S P.M. ltdltcecl to S44t,000. 631-1400. OCEANFRONT-Will EXCHANGE Triplex CHI o•tnbt lot. 6000 1q ft. 0Wlltt' •ff•.t.d-' -41 c..-.r OllY NOINoble offer -fnldts. HC ..... I, ...,._, tic. Pridt of oWMnWp. ltdyced toSl,tS0,000. 631-1400. OCEANFRONT YU-2 lots ~ c ........... t ........ ""' °" 75 t lot. Old M...,..t .-1tY 3 btd. llo••· Owatr wfll help lluace. Sl,350,000. 631-1400. POOL-PATIO--OCEPtiONAl. Mon i1tto Htf1 Sllptfb •or 3 btd. clla.rM., with M91J extras & qualltr ... 1 ... $235,000 .... CORNER CONDO ON GREEN Dolort1,... 3 Md. wtHt natwal dtcor in •t cCNlditloe. ht ltuffl. OWMr will INM/opHoe. $241,100. NEWPORT YU HOME! TERMS p...,...jc YU of lay. CK.-& liCJllt1. 2..tory spacious 3 btd. ... f-.... ...... S7t5.ooo. OWMr .-11 CM~ ...... PENINSULA P.T. Price & Terms! -..Ced for i!Nlttd. .. ! l.tClle optloft or 750/o flMtcilMJ Z1tory, 3 bcht. 3 be, 2 fir1pl1Cff .ct lots of c..... .hnt ...,. .. bay & Moch. $399,500. . WATERFRONT RETREAT! fllllllDll ,_....-'c Yltw co-op H Udo , .... i. a 1tcwity IMildillcJ clo1t to • lnCJltt, chffrfwlt, .,... fHllltca. Ottt .... OWMr wll ccrry Ftnt f .D. at 120/o. Rtdycecf to $251,000. LOVELY LINDA ISLE-URGE "'°"<ttd by 9'"""l & Oft water with ,... for l boats. A "sltowco1t" 111 rttry w-r. Lorge .....,. bdnn + 4. fonial •. ,.,, ... ..... ""' with ~IJoMI ~Ml bar, ., pool & ~ Sl,3t5,000. 631-1400. NEW CONDOS BY BEACH O.t block to bHclL. CoftteMpOrary, ••• wchfhdwe Ill 2 bed + l'"Jf tH•l•t deck. fltta.cht9 flulblt. SJS~OOO. 6 31-1400. AFFORDABLE NEWPORT 0.. ltory l bed. 2 ..._ W• to Modi, ..... & ....... ltcliad to s 139,500. QUIET NEWPORT-IDOL C•I de HC loc.tiM wfffl ) btd,, rtcrt•tlu roo•, 2 flrtplocu. Aff•rdoblt with •ll•11tablt lo11t1. a.Mtd .. $175,000. PANORAMIC IEAN VIEW .......... ~ ... ··2bt4.+ .. I 1 ,_ OWMr wtlf .. Ip ~1.$22', OOfet. RECANT HMBOR"VIEW REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPIH SUNDAY I ·4:30 COMI WITH US ••• TO 116 CANYON. lt1t of two wortda. 0. ..... c .................. 11wMbedrn•"MoMco".,,....d hltfl•bo•• .............. .... ,,., 7 IUI 6UHD ~ALU. Y...ty lteM: $2,7'0 .....,. Ctl office for .... lufnlcffoM. OHM SAT/SUM I to 4:30 COME WITH US ••• TO SPYGLASS . Ma9nlflc .. t Old b9U1ll Tltdor. FIYI spctelMI bednt1• l:tU:Hlt ..... f'OMt, ~ ,..,.. ......... roo-. 1(1111811• •asttr nlte. Two wet bon. JHr fhllllact1. Lo•elv •ltw of __.. .. .ct .&tllt 14JWs. OPEH SAT. OMLY. 4 lOCKY POINT IOAD •••• $1 ,500,000 ... COME WITH US ••• TO MIWPOIT ISLAMD. 30 F.et • w•ftoat wlte. pier .. d dock. Co,.... lot. Two 1ptclH1 btdroCMtts. Co1y fll 1pl1ct, Co•tnd patio wtHt brick bortt..-. R.,tttM •ltw of boy. 3714 CHANNEL PUCE ••..•• $415,000 COME WITH US ••. TO THE ILUFfS. .... story ......... lbue.t loc ...... S•wt •A.w. T.._ be*""-. AttrecHH Ollll ,... tetry. Two cosy paffoa. OPEM 2007 IAJA .................. S20t,SOO COMI WrTH US. •• TO COSTA MESA IEAS TSIDEJ. ltdltctd $I 0,000. Tllrtt ......... AcMt ocaipltd. S.Clilded patio. Ubtr•ti...c..,. 264 EAST IAY STIHT ...... Sl4t,tOq 1617 WESTCLIFF DR. tU. 631-7300 $700,000 UDUCTION!! 21/J AC. POOL. SPA. & MOISES New fabulous Spanish estate with 360 degree view to ocean. Reduced to Sl,490.000 ($700,000 below market value ! l Must sell immediately. Low down . Owner will carry financing. Absolute STEAL. For details call Patrick Tenore. 759-1221 R&" M ~ of Newport Beach tJ1S-3411 IS YOUR REAL ESTATE CAREER ALL IT COULD BE? Lusk Realty in Corona del Mar offe r s th e opportunity for you to expand your abilities and have the support you so richly dese rve a s a professional. Call about your future today. Ask for Rob. 675·3411. A •1idlory of JoM. D. a... &SOI 2515 E. Coa1ttfwr. Corotta del Mer NEWPORT HARBOR~YFRONT 10% DOWN This fabulous brand new, view. 4 bedroom home with boat dock includes all the prestigious custom appoi ntments you would expect to find in a property oflered at Sl,345,000. Open house Saturday 1·5 2274 Channel Rd, Balboa Peninsula HOLIDAY OPPORTUtlTY 'Even in today's buyer's market, this 3 bedroom. 3 bath Harbor Ridge townhome stands alone in a world of opportunity. The best in locations and the best or financing including $216.000 at 10.3% for 29 years. Try yo ur ter~ and make your holiday season a success. Fairly priced ~.000. Open house Sat. & Sunday 1·5 #3 Vienna, Newport Beach • $250,0bO FEE---$O DOWN- In Newport Beach, Baycrest area $65,000 under market value. Agent' 673·7761. • to get Into $212K beauty. Low monthly p11yments. 4 Bdrm, 3 ba, 2 tory, tile roof. 3 minutes to So. Coast Plaza. 10 minutes to ocean. Call Irene . Tradewinds ReaJty. 848· 1885 or Residence 548·3798 DIRECTORY HOUSES FOR SALE 2 HDROOM * • 3314 W. Oceanfront, Penin, NB 631·1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 117 Marine Ave., Balboa Island, NB 631-1400 $323,000 Sun 1·5 1536 Serenade Terr .. Irv . Terr. CdM 631·1400 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 221 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B. 631·1400 S319,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 222 Marigold, Coronadel Mar 631·7300 $375,000 Sun 1·4 :30 203 E. 21st St. ( E/Side) CM 645·0303 $118,900 Sat/Sun H 2 II pM FAM llM or DEH 227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle. NB 644·9060 $345,000 Sun 1·5 4521 Tremont. Cameo Shores. CdM 644·9060 $595,000.Fee Sat 1·5 4521 Tremont, Cameo Shores, CdM 644·9060 $595,000.Fee Sun 1·4 ••3714 Channel Pl, Nwpt Island 631·7300 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 3462 Windsor (Wilmbdn Vig) CM 645·0303 $179,500 Sa 1·4/Su 11·3 3 llDIOOM 20612 Egret Ln, Hunt. Beach 960·2183 Sun l·S 421 E. 20t h St. ( E. Sidel CM ' 548·4951 Sl80,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1590 Corsica, Costa Mesa 957·6279 $134,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 6408 W. Oceanfroot,Npt Bch 642·3215 S598,500 Daily 11·5 #3 Vienna. Harbor Ridge, NB 675·2311 $480,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1812 Dover Dr .. Westcliff, NB , 673·7300 $185,500 Sun 12·3 2596 Temple Hills Dr., Laguna Bch 640·9900 $289,900 Sat 1·5 466 Broadway, Costa Mesa 673·53S4 $159.9:i0 Sun 1·5 2001 Arnold. Costa Mesa 642·5200 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 417 Tustin Ave., Newport Bch , 642·8235 $275.000 Sat/Sun {.5 ••354 62nd St., NwptShrs. NB 759· 1501 $230,000 Sat 12·5 2661 Crestview. Bayshores, NB 644·9060 $309,500 Sun 2·5 14 Rustling Wind. Turtle Rck, Irv 644·6200 $275.000 Sat/Sun l·5 2222 S. Glenarbor. Santa Ana 963·6767 $96,6.50 Sat l-5 3056 Royce Ln .. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $119.500 Sat l-4 2371 Orange (Eastside) C.M. 645·0303 S124,000 Sat \·4 l II phtl FAM llM or DEH •3617 S. Timbe r, Santa Ana , 759· 1221 Sat/Sun 1-4 3024 Ocean Blvd .• CdM, N .B. 631·1400 $1.350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2331 Cliff Drive. Nwpt Heights, NB 631·1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun \·5 ••37 11 Seashore, Newport Bch 673·6578 S895,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 •2311 Fairhill, Back Bay, NB 631·1400 $175,000 • Sun 1·5 715 Bellis St.. E·Bluff. NB 644·0723 S280.000 Sat/Sun 12 :30-5 ••38 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Beach 675·7060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 2646 Victoria Dr., Laguna Beach 494·1177 $595.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 20'J Via Cordova, Lido Isle, N.B. 673-7300 $418,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •2301 Redlands, Newport Beach · 213·961-6253 sa45,000 SaiSun l·S ••3415 Ocean Bl., Corona del Mar 673·5354 $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 15 Mallard, Irvine 551·3000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1436 Serenade Terr .• Cd M 675·5511 $349i500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #36 Miners Trai , Northwood, Irv. 1 • 833·8600 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1l5 3404 Wimbledon Vlg., Costa Mesa 646·7434 $185,000 Sat/Sun 12•4 1393 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642·5200 $525,000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5 2612 Redlands (E/Side) CM 642·6368 Sl54,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 317 Poinsettia (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, NB , 673·7300 Sun 1·5 1907 Tradewinds, Baycrest. NB J 644-9060 $3251000 Swa ·5 9 Rue Grand Vallee CBig Cyn> NB &«·6200 $675,cn> Sat/Sun 1·5 1921 Yacht Truant. Seaview, NB · 644-6200 $459 000 Sat 1·5 1905 Yacht Camilla, Staview, NB 644-6200 $429,500 Sat 1·5 264E. ~~>' St.1 Eastsidt.Cll 131·7JOO $149,900 .\.4:30 19'0 Port Bflstol Cir, 631.7300 $268,soo.nw 1·•:30 214 Via Ithaca, Udo 1111; 675-6181 $420,tn> an l·S 219-221 Memphii, Ha Btffb -ll.Lloill,, 511·2711 &It/SUD 1·5 120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB 675·6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 1721 Kin gs Rd., Cliffhaven...1 NB 759·1501 $650,000 ~at/Sun 1·5 •1472 Galaxy Dr., DoverShrs, NB 642·2510 $715,000.fee Sat/Sun 1·5 3032 Carob, Newport Beach · 644·7020 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1014 Secretariat, Costa Mesa 759· 1501 $239,950 Sat/Sun l ·5 332 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $469,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 265 E. Bay (E/Side) CM 646·4380 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 4627 Courtland, Coronadel Mar 673·8550 $325,000 Sat 1·5 • 1905 Diana Ln <Hbr HighJd ) NB 955·0809 $188,000 Sun 1·5 3007 Harbor View Dr. (HVlDs) Cd M 640.6161 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2048 Commodore Rd .. NB 548·1022 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR,._ UIRARY 304 Narcissus, Coronadel Mar 675·6900 Sat/Sun l·S ..4 IEDIOOM 1207 Sussex Ln CW.cliff) NB 759·9100 $284,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••15S4 E. Oceanfront <Pen Pt> NB 675·6870, 675·9698 Sat/Sun l·S • • #8 Collins Isl. Balboa Isl. NB 673·6900 $1 ,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Lugonia, NwptShores, NB 675·7060 $199.000 Sun 1·4 1315 Bonnie DooneTerr .. CdM 644·9674 $329.900-Fee Sun 1·5 ll8 Via Ithaca. Lido Jsle 673·1610, 673·0316 $52S.OOO Sat/Sun l·S 289 Camell ia, Costa Mesa 646.7434 $140.000 Sat 12·4 131 Via Undine. Lido Isle. NB 673:7300 Sat Sun 1·5 4 II phn FAM RM or DEN 1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach .,. •97·5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun l·S 133 Via Undine <Lido Isle) NB 675·7298 Sat/Sun 1-5 li7 Trafalger. Harbor Ridge, NB 640·5777 Sl.700.000 Sun 1·5 •2437 Windward. Nit Beach 631-1266 $279,500 Sat 12·4 •3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa 631·1266 $159.500 SattSun 1·5 1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 548·5647 $420,000 Sat/Sun ••2274 Channel Rd., Balboa Pen NB . 675-2311 Sl,345.000 · Sat 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee (Seavu) NB 759·9100 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3 Trafalgar, (Hrbr Rdgl NB 644·7020 $1,695,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 232 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673·8494 $535.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • •208 Grand Canal. Balboa Is .. NB 673-6900 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1706 E. Oceanfront, Balboa Pen. 675·8676/675·8444 Sal/Sun 12·5 105 San Remo. Lido Is le. N.B. 673·7300 Sun 1·4 512 Ventaja <Bluffs ) NB 675·6000 $289.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest. NB 673·4400 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3204 Cleveland. Costa Mesa 646·7434 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 * ll06 Dover Dr., Westcliff. NB 644·9060 $335.000 Sun 1·5 8 ••606 Harbor Island Dr., Prom. ay 644·9060 $1.750,000 Sun 1·5 111 Via Dijon, Lido Isle. N.B. 631·7300 $495.000 Sun H ·30 1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB · 631-7300 $360,000 Sun l ·4 · 30 223 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB · 644·9060 .$537 ,500 Sun l ·5 2933 Cassia, Npt Beach 644·9060 $327,000 Sat 1·5 1 Trafalgar, Hrbr Ridge, NB 644·6200 $1,795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •49 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 552·1714 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1942 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2221 Arbutus, Npt Bch 644·9990 $315,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 3092 Ceylon (Mesa Verde) CM 546·2313 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 154 Bay (Eaststde) C.M. • 645-0303 $14S,OOO Sat 1:30-4 :30 1S Cedar Ridge, Trt.lrk Hin, Irv. 67S.3ill '350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3202 Delaware, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9258 $139,SOO Sat/Sun 11·6 4U.NMIM•DIM . ~ .... , IOt NartiM•, Cai'ona del Mar ..,..., Sat/Sui 1·5 SAT. Ate SUN. l·IPM RedllCed ln price but not In quallty. Deli1htlul decor is n't the only outstandln& f eal.w of this lovely 3 bed r o o.m. 2 bath home 1 n Northwood. The out.side is just as nice. Private SPA covered and raised patio and planters, timed malibu lights. This ls must see at S174,000 • #3' MIMllS TRAIL U l~I llA&.TY IJU60f 4 II ,.. FAM llM • DEH phn GUEST 2431 Holiday Rd . <Back BaYJ..fllB 631-7215 S260,000 Sat1~n '12·4 5 IB>IOOM ••824 W. Bay Ave., Penin .. N.B. 631·1400 Sl .550.000 Sat/ Sun ·1.5 2585 Irvine Ave., Back Bay, NB 631·1400 $449,000 Sun 1·5 5 II ~ FAM RM or DEH 1226 Polaris, Dover Shores, NB 494·1177 $1,295.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2600 Bayshore. Nit Bch 759·1221 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •5250 Honeywood Ln. Anaheim His 673·7300 S269,000 Sun 12·4 1500 Warwick, Westcliff, NB 673·7300 S349.000 Sat 1·4 442 Begonia, Corona del Mar 675·6000 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1407 Santanella. Corona del Mar 673·1181 $330.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 23 Narbonne, Harbor Ridge. NB 644·6200 S2.500,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Rocky Point Rd. Spyglass, CdM 631 ·7300 Sl.500.000 Sat1·4:30 1823 Port Taggart CHVHms ) NB 552·1714 $312.500 Sat/Sun l·5 ••4002 Morn ings tar Dr., Hunt. Hrbr • 828·3384 Sun 1·5 7 Royal St. George, B1g Cyn, NB 644-4455 Sat/Sun 12·4 6 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 25 Bodega Bay, N~ Bch 644·9990 SS99.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 7 HDIOOM * • 351 Via Lido Soud. NB 644·9990 Sl ,750.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDROOM 72 Lake Pines. Nort hwood. Irv. 759· 1877 $105.000 Sun 1·5 2 IEDROOM 385 Sea wind. Back Bay. N~ Bch 759·1877 Sl98.000 Sun 1·5 536 Vista Grande, Bluffs. NB 640·5560 S240,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM •321 Avenida Cerritos <Bluffs) NB 759·9100 S365,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 502 Ave. Lucia , Bluffs. NB 640·5560 $193.000 Sat Sun 1·5 •271 B Alton. So. Cs t Plaza area 673·7300 S98.600 Sun 12·4 2007 Baja. Bluffs. NB 631-7300 $209.500 Sat Sun 1·4·30 862 Bear Creek. Costa ~lesa 675·34 11 5134.950 Sat •Sun 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEN •2403 Venier Wy. ~wpt Riviera CM ' 644·2562 Sl 15,000 Sat Sun 1·5 113 Monaco. Hrbr Ridge. NB 640..5560 $695,000 Sun 1·5 4 IEDIOOM 405 Vista Grande. Bluffs, NB 640·5560 $230,000 Sat Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES . FOR SALE 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN #6 Klamath. Irvine 631·7600 $195.000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 21462 Pacifi c Cst Hwy CSp438> HB 540·5937 Sat 10·5 21462 Pacifi c Cst Hwy 1Sp84 > H B 540,.5937 Sun 10·5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 14851 Jeffrey Rd . Sp. 38, Irv. 759·1616 S57 .500 Sat Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE lllpMllR 620/6201r2 Poinseltia. CdM 645·0303 $245,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 211,..111 1911 Clifr Dr., Newport Hghts. NB 631-1400 S335.000 Sun 1·5 3 ..... 2 .. 718 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 675·6000 $325,000 Sat/Sun l·S 6 UNITS FOR SALE •752 Amigos Wa y. N.B. 953·1220 HOUSES FOR LEASE . J laOOM 26 Canyon Island Dr. Big Cyn, NB 644·4910 $1200 Mo. Sal/Sun 1·5 J II pM. fAM IM • D84 7 Rue Grand Valle Big Cyn, NB 631·7300 S2.790 mo. Sun 1·4:30 ) AffOIDAIU OCIAM YllWS ••• ... are within your reach in this 4,000.sq. ft. Southport model. Enjoy Catalina sunsets from this appealing 6+ br, 4 ba Spyglass Hill home. The owner has reduced the price to $599,000 and is very flexible. Be creative -submit all offers! ! Open Sat and Sun from 2·5. #25 Bodega Bay Drive LIDO ISU B.IGAHCE Beautiful two year old custom home on one of Lido's best streets. 4 br, 4 ba, brick entry and enclosed patio. Brass hardware th roug hout. Generous use or golden oak. Elegant fixtures. Bay view. Owner will fi nance. Open Sunday 1·4. 223 Via San Remo! A HOME FOi EHTEITAIHIMC. This dramatic home with its huge yard is situated on a very prestigious corner. The ver y private 'pool area and patios make this an ideal home for beautiful entertaining. The three oversized bedrooms and three baths are just a few of the outstanding features. The prices has been reduced to $339,000 with owner financing. Open Sunday !·~. 2001 Holida~ ILUFFS 84D UNIT 4 br Carmelita. Southern exposure with lovely brick patio on luscious greenbelt. Freshly painted and new carpets . Jus t steps to pool. Assumable loans. $260,000. Open Sunday 1·5. 2146 Vista Laredo LIDO UFl:STYLE Remodeled Lido Isle home with 4 br and 3+ ba is perfect for family and entertaining. This home has good financing and owner may consider a lease option. Enjoy the classic living of Newport 's largest island. Offered at $495,000. Open Sun 1·5. 207 Via Mentone . ACCENT OH DETAILS Sweeping panoramic views and privacy abound in this beautiful 4 br hom e on fee land. Dramatic use of wood, tile and custom floor coverings give this home warmth and charm . Excellent financing makes this one or the best buys on the market today. $525.000 Open Sunday 1·5. 2101 Yacht Grayling . SUMSHIME POOl AND HOT SP A Outstanding Eastbluff Lusk home on level VIEW lot. Just listed and priced to sell. Well decorated 3 br with family room and formal dining room . $315.000. Open Sat. Sun 1·4. 2221 Arbutus. ILUFFS B.EGAMCf Split level Trina plan offers custom. well coordinated wall and window coverings. 3 br, 2 ba plus powder room . Location offers sec lusion, vitality and view. $255,000. Open Sunday 12-4. 2189 Vista Entrada. LIDO ISLE -REDUCED Spanish elegance at its best .. .4 yrs new at the peaceful west end of Lido Isle ... community beach at each end of the street. 4 br, 3 ba , gourmet kitchen. walled patio with fou n tain . Supir family·entertainment home. Owner creat1ve·submit. $550.000. Open Sun 12·4. 115 Via Waziers &S uX UHl(l>UE LIDO IA YNOMT Unbelievable 7 bd Colonial style home on the water with sand beach in front! Fantastic location with oversized lot and next to greenbelt. French doors open from large livin~ room to the water. Can be split mto 5 bd home and a large 2 bd private unit. Owner will assist in financing . Sl,750,(XX). Open Sat/Sun 12·4. 315 Via Lido Sood. SPACIOUS SINGU STOIY HOMI Spyglass Ridge family home on large lot. Four spacious bedrooms, family room, and formal dining room. Show by appointment. $529,000 UCLUSIYI s".uss USTM This beautif uJ 6 br house is the crown jewel of SP.yetass Hill. Decorated in a trad1t10nal style, it features elegant wallpapera1 window coverings, carpet And wooa floorin1 . You can enJoy the a~tacular oc:ean view (rom the lutchen. f amity room, living room or muter suite and Crom the c11tom pool and s pa in the ~legantly landscaped back yard. 1825.000 TllMll LOCATION Tbil hoUlt baa it au. Assume ta11e lit and seller will cafrY 2nd. Large family home located in N~ ffeilJltS area. Very Private. Alarm 111tem -pool wHb llrick walkway. Jpa under 11zebo. Co17 family room wttb wet bir ...... ._ with bullt·inl -tarma1 dlnlftl am. 111 u1 yard wld9 1...-fl":tnil. tllll-1! ... Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 7, 1981 ... I I u .... I ' ... .... Ctlllli..... llACH... .a ....... WTSIDI Ctwail1 I aa I bl cot· l------1 *JO,, IJV4".• • LcilN • , ...,_,a~· .. ~ C.&oml.IM larl• tri· ...,., ta1•. !ut Colla ll•a. MWPT.,.. ZIR . HA. dbl• cer. jlll&lil-,_. ...._ ._.. ol '9wtl ..._ .... prtee Sllt,IOO Oak kltcb1a, 1t1l1ed Bttl value.SpadMfl trplc, adolld yd, 2 yr ~ * Iii 1" LM lfWJ a ow Corooa nd11eUoa. Oner wW I Ir t dtl + • 14 ft. 4 1lu1 wladon. $110,000. puded I bf', I~ ba coe· o I d , co m m u n I t 'I lo.' C:.:~1= dtl llar. Cofotr lot. earr1 lu,. 1114 T.D. Cll' l•r. Walk lb cloNU. M down. Allumable do · Z c • r I• r • pool/IP•· Nur S.C. WClld .D.O.· 11., .. t .-.tmtnta Xlatterw.Prtmtloc. rr. doort, utll. rm. lit ol 9'7,000 al 15~"# landteaptd patio. Pina. 50K down. bal • c Gin tll la ul: M Call JoAma Doru. H 11111 Y u Pl r • d • d lllt. W tcomldet and. By Comm. pool, teonl1. tt•.IOO.K. $1,JIO.mo. P. -.:..... =:;U:-·000· --.amwa1:z1-.. __ tbruout. Xlat termat ...:owne=::.r..:.;·=='----" sus.ooo w. alfordlbl• Hkkty Aft. m.•io or ........ ...__ ,J ......... ,.__ •1111 I _...~,"' Setta' .. IMlYtaf. Pvt --., tlaaKlll1. Alt. 144·25G .!IS-. -~ .. -~ ~~ abow DI•· Cal JJm '""H orUS.1195, dtlllu,a11ol~n.t ...._. ... Dtvil.•1111 11S.E.Ba1(r...&oueua. ______ I IVACCISS etll&omrv'C •· IAUOITIAll off Santa AU Avt,) Great comer locaUon bl OP&NIATllUNl-5 fcl(lorz...a-..or Tben call Rutb for ,Mesa del Mar. 4 Bdrm, SI II.OM WEL~:=ANY coadoa wltbl• area. teraaa,at....., rill. ~hll)'~onl , n~w C.M.IUllfY tmmeeu1* -' prt~ to Mii. I BdnD, I~ H , earl patio, POOi MCI apa. n11,500. wfth atlractlvt r1nancln1. Opedunday l-4 ~lOPWpollt ~. CASHOUTI mw:•11111 Price la rt411ee4 to ---,.=--....-=----HOUSl=-=----1a,:~:2,b,::·f'ret_· O!v~!; el~ ~ref.-~prl;; N 1 w po rt Be a ch llll0,000.0WC. -9t•" 000 townlto1nt, owur •••TmACI WllmlDllllllC.. IBr. Ua.laraeyud Un. at 12 Aaent •A ... , .1'HJll CONDO •Ill~ WAN. 2 det-atel Wanta out! J PntHtlc buyt Pet .-.... -1-.. ...;.;;iL;l;:.::;W=------1 Br on I leveL CloM to Bdrm, I .. ~L 1laJI• Lud ......... , ... ' --=''-"'-"' ... ~'---I~~-~··:-:··~··:··~· .~ ... ~·-·1-~.;..;;;..~~.;;j ...... occ. OnlY .... Call ..., A -....1 Call Bl laolM ........ ______ , °"" SUM»AY MISA VllDI ..!.ILSU.T2Zl I S.ms dn!l.Mtf174l-...r• YllW..,._ JU llapolia. SHUOO. Immaculate home In LAW&n. 111·12£ §!11·-----•llii StnocllpW)' 8Y n.t Sta Onl1 21~ dwn. Call I r e a t I a m I I y mo Alder Lo. M.st11ulte ~Jti;'J: Psr ••Vllw VU VU VU come~ It 'aave~/~ls. •ct nel&bborbood. Walk lo COMnl•fT w/frplc, 3 Br, 2~ 81. ___ --·--·-__ !uellHt tlnucln1 Mt.Ill. _,Harbor Vin '75t-12:ll ac.bool K thru a. 211121' 2001 Ar..w wet bu. Compe.tt value llG CAMYOM ~ '°,::n-::~~ Drivt. :u ~~lyho:1' ~ ;:~ G~!-:!.':!!n. ~~~.Malle olfer. l&OW~ pert.y. Futuru ' & paint throuehout. Ap~~o~'?\.'1~8: 10 all fixed i., and ready ·Hmt&A11oclllft 2 condoa 1ya-tl1ble. Bdrm1, Z~bat.buod In ~ <>PenSUJ)day. bu c h , bu utlfu 1 now! 3 Bdrms. Ht bath. HI· 600 SllS,000 & Sll0.000. M1.11t move-in ttllldiUoD. Com· ~ ' 963 .. 112 townhome. Mexican tile new kitchen. 11ew pa.Int. tlquidate! Super t.erms! munuty pool owner v a ••OVTLOAMS• Huse fenced rear )'lrd. ,. .... ~ Patrick Tenore, •It bi1llly motivated. 0 EL entry, nreptace. 3 king lmm-"'la•·..,..._ .. :....., ~ M -1221 ....... Poulble 54' down. sz bdrms, 2Va ba. Huce ~ ..,,._.._..,,, 4 BR, 2 Ba, qwet tta ,_. _.,,000. W.Ac•wi.•c U "'-in 30 ed ' I 64"5"00 Verde cul dt llC loc. 6 ... Z.IJOI .-.-. .. .-• ·14-.., t. rate, yr cover patio, charm ng .,. & ~ 1.,.••••••!!!!!l loans. Preei.nfo. mini yard. Near2601cre Needs tome paint. cpl, A PETE BARRE TI REALTY I"' Wartdll rc&lonal park. Great TLC. etc. °" ol •lite c..eew... I024 SU.7n7 value, only $131.500: owcner anxious. Wide •••• •• •••••••••••••••.. ---==""'-"_,_.........,. __ ~~!!!!!!!!!!!~I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 645-0303 op en tor oH er ' Alt. ADI DOWMPAYMBfT LOWDOWN sa.ooo DOWN tue over ..:;$49::.·~1~=-----$101.000 THI Ploma.t7 LOW INTEllST exlstinl financing. 3 BR EASTSIDE. 3 BR 1~ Ba, 3 Bdrm -huae back IW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll•!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!I Call Don Biel 3 Br & 2.5 Ba on cul·de-2 Ba. Eastsidt. R-2 lot. il!!!!!!l••I!!!!!!••~ Buccol1 built home on yard-1reat for lint Co .......,_ Broker ~16 sac. CiU for details. llM,000. S4&-3&'58 3 Bdrm, 3 ba Townbome. cul de sac. Assumable Ume buyer-don't miss zy two ~ cot· Curt Herberts 11. agt ,.________ bi ·level. fpc, uparade, loan. SM.till! at 11.5%. tbia one. Call now! La&e. Ocean view. One MtM V .. C... 63H.Jl6 •• -L~--priv yd Comer 1~ dn 2612 Redlands. Open Sun @ SIA COVE ~'::!tt~=OWClsL bouaet. e 1 uy 590 termsCmu. )ow Assu;!~J~~~Va'~ QWC.JIS9,<XXl.8Sl·9990 HDevln&Co.642.fDf!L PIOl'flTIES ' · pm · orstca 2nd. Eaatsidt3 BR 2Ba1-------131/J°/o EASTSIDE 957-G'l! XLHT AMAHCM uooo C "'SH 3 B"' 2 B " 714-6JJ-6990 ..... -.-u condo. Owner /11ent. .,. A n 1. ~car garage, ,__.,. ~ CITY UGUTS VIEW --"-'--------1 642.2225 or~3255 Marvelous 3 Bdrm and Gel.I you into a beautiful ftttplace, covered patio . ..... ~ I 006 Canyon Crest Condo. Nr Btacb. $20,000dn. NEAR BEACH family room. excellent 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba. Townhouse. 0 w n e r 1 n x 1 o u s ....................... Model end unit. 2 bdrm. 43l·S737 3BR. 2in.BA. $10,000 By owner. price reduced area, close to partc and Great location. $12S,000 2 c111Stom con-s...tt-........ 2~ batb. Farmaldinill£. DN.&11·5737 R d 1 d E t "d schools. Large 1sauma· AgentDoo556-6516 dos. 3 BR, 2\.-l ba, lge 1--: 2 firepla*. Kirron all CIYSTALCOVE 140, 0 __. emo e e 15 81 e ble lsl at low interest. -..:.::m===..::;;:;~=--yards and de<'ks, agt. Defer part ol monthly 1bouL Pool. 11una, ten· Beaut. new condos, 2 10 YJ"51l 4BR biA trttS, patio. Owner will Ctn)' 2nd.. MIW! MEW! MIWI 631·5661 paymB-~~~-~ .. dwmbo • nit, Z p1tMJI "aundeclt, master auites, Italian FIHANCIMG ?.W5 ~.;.... ~ RSat/SLnun. $135,000. New family room. J>aint. -=:.=;::..;_ ____ _ 1111 ......... H=UILllllU·~e. open • auany. Sl8$,000 tile eotry/1kyll1ht/dbl Mesa Verde 3 Br home '"·~ ~ ose • 642·5200 carpet. roof · even nu EASTSaDE --L.H. 1ar/ w/opener. Lge encl on cul.de-sac witb huce ...:cls:.::.<Y.i.;/b:<:k:.:.rs~·----wtr htr! 4 bdrm m top Woodland school area. 67 U J '~' H patio & Yd. CloH to backyard. Call Anne MHGY .. ~W location. 20% down and pndeofownrshlp,3BR2 ...._, ..... 1007 f!JO'U>tra aa tJnM I ocean. McCuland,agt63l-1286 3bdrm, 2ba +Office or seller will finance! Ba +spac. Ir w/fplc, ....................... • (JA AJ.,,.,.,,u~ ' 1 ..... ~~~-CE hobby rm. lr& lot. 803 HURRY . No Qualify. A/C, l&e lam rm. Try v ..,.-• -•c.• """'~ assum. luan, $244,900 inc!! Call us today. 20% down. oo 1131.SOO. llDUCmP0.000 673-8m OPENnruRSSUN12-5 Owner/Bkr. Call aft 646·7'34.Ceotury21Gold Ruth Laurie. agt 4Br,3Ba,lblktotbebay 1141 E.Coe•Hwy .• CdM &4H9lllj1Sl-Ghgt. 6pm :&45-9TT1. li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~I Star 646-4380=----- orocean,Balboa. l'!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!I••!!!!!!!!!! C....,... 1001 GetMt"ol 1002 'GtMf'ol 1002 GtMrol 1002 <>pen HseSat!SWl J ,_ c---L. _./"\.:-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• 1002 GtMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2124 llirmar. $465,000 11m ... e ,_,.-vwuer 642-7404 rm. avail. Prime loc.. ••••••••••••••••••••••11111111.. GCelD VIL 2 6 deo,'2 ba A* far a. Lowe cooclo. Pool, tennlt. at· o ed. Open Sit/Sun 11-4. 19 ~ NEWPORT Curl.Own/agt, U\Jl/ HORIZONS 640-l515f121.5151 ~REALTY Terms!! 3bd 3ba pre· "'!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!I s t i g i o u 1 b o m e • '"" oceanside ol PCH. Agt CoroH.,Mlr 1022 Colleen 979·0942, or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..;;;&5;;..;l~·Hll='----- c ... a.--.,,.._ llSTIUY Ind BEST TEJlllS in I CORONA DEL MAR. Come see f« youneJI. j $330,000 includin& the land. 0,.. W/Sm 12·5 14075 ..... 673-1 Ill Wttllfla•cP) 3 BR 2ba « 2+ ruest in 1--------owner's unit. plus 2Br rental cottage. All in sharp cond. w/exc.el location. Owner will carry lge 2nd TD. Best buy in town for onty $290,000, '4~7211 COIOMA•MAI OPPOITUMTY! Quality built duplex by owner/builder. onJJt 2 years old. Owners unit bu 3 Bdrm. 3 batb. 3 dec ks . altylights. beamed cei1inp aod 3 car garage. Owner flnancinl 1v11l1ble. • $.1118,500. $25,000 DOWM La. assumable loans. Remodeled 2 br.. nice patio, R-2 lot .,, I plant ror unit. $2'9.500. Owner/Apnt. 915'7·931D~U30 {7 14)1962-5585 (213) 592-1525 Tll.PLEX-HUHTIMGTOM IEAC four yea rs nrw Tnplex. minutes from th ocean in Huntington Bearh All units hav fireplaces and garagts Price $280.000. Owner will help with financing. Make a appointment today. Simply rall 714·962 5585. ~· ,.. .. S4,600DOWM Only $UOO down + closing costs will move you into this beautifW 4 Bclnn tc;wnhouse. You'll love the plush rarpeling and beautiful wallpapers. plus sparkling community pool. As a bonus. the washer. dryer. and refrlg stay. This property is a Cold~·ell Banker "Ctrtifaed Buy" Home. and will movr fast Don't miss this one. Call 714-962·SS85. IOMAMTIC 't ACHT OWNERS Blue skies and the ealltng of Lhe sea rrom beautiful Coral Cay, Huntington Harbour A stately 70' yacht dock for your pm•ate mooring. us· on the bulkhead. 4 Bclrm Cape Cod on nautical setting. 3 years new Quiet two channel view. St.~.000. Selltr will finance. Listed exclusively by Gtorge Mathis. Coldwell Banker. 714-894-7521 T AllM& OCEAN VIEW This 1tunnln1 cuatom home Is 1 departure Cn>m the ordinary. Abundant wie ol glass provides spedacular OC'ean vi~w. Decorated with faatldio111 1ttenlloo. Deep, vibrant wood tone• ud cu1tom wallpapers abound. l>aiped wllb entertalnin1 i.n mind. Hl•h eelllD1ed rooraa or lmpo11Ac propoctlont. Sparklin1 pool and •Pa and every ~lublt haury. Make an appointment today. TlHG·Sl85. Sl,.280,000. HUNTIHGTOH SEACLIFf $264,S'OO Super custom 014ner will ron~1der helping finance! Extras consist ol t•ustom double door entry with stained glass Large muter suite w hreplare. custom plantJrtion shutters an family room llurr) on this one' 14-894-7521 This home surrounds a cool and shady entrance. Locatt>d in prrmt Huntington Seachrr 4 BR. family room with large brick fireplace. Custom stained glass and custom brick heav1I) used Lo enhance its beauty Offrred at $264.SOO A mw.t to see, lasted exclusively by Coldwell Banker. 714·894-7S21. KING OF THE HILL Breathtaking city lights lO Catalina ar~ your special girts with this modern. Spanish Villa perched high on its own 12 aae. Peaceful and beautiful. You'll Crnd Polished hardwood floors. expansi\ e ust o( glass and brass. and a most dramatu· v1e14 from thruout tht home Buutrful and nl'l4 and offered at only .ooo. 714 894· 7521 A ··c ERTIRID 1ur· Towering trees provide a Quiet Country Atmosphere for this Beautl!ul Exec. Home made for gracious living & enttrtalnrng A pvt kingdom wilh noble sued rooms and every coneta\'able luxury Priced S238.SOO. Mak e an aoot todav! 962·SS85 ' (714) ft4-7521 (213) 598-3328 MILLION DOLUR VIEW Custom built Spamsh Estate on the main channel 1n exrlus1\'e HuntJngton Harbour Ptivate 4S' dork 3 bedrooms 2• 2 baths Solar heating, every imaginable luxur) 8\'a1lable with reasonablt' d014'11 Ownrr 14111 rarry entire loan at 13 7'. 14 less than 1ntt'rest payments of SS.000 pt'r month L1strd exrlus1\•ely b) Cold14tll Banker 714·894·7S2L . SELL YOUR SPOUSE On th1b rustic randier nestled amongst t~errng wh1spenng trees on an O\ersiied countr~ Joi. featuring gleaming hardwood floors. spurious bdrms. large stparate formal dining room. CO\'ered p11t10 leading to woodtn gardtn Just hsted for SlZ2.000. with special financing 1-:XCLL'Sl\'EL Y LISTED THROt:G H COLDWl::LL BASKE R 714-89-1 7S21 But ) ou better hurr) 14l' ha\ e only 4 bt'aut1ful homes len that are pnced under $92.500. with reasonable monthly payments. You better call today. before a sharp investor steals them out from under YO\I· Call 714·962·558S EASYTOIUY! Huu assumable Isl TD al lo14. lo14 rntertst. This gorgeous 2 sty condo has 2 BR I' 2 ba. Resort Ir ving in a gated commun1tv 141th pool, spa, sauna. and tennis. Price iusl reductd to sell fast Only $120.500 Hurry on this one' L1sled exrlus1\'ely by Coldwell Banker 714·8~ 7S21 Giant pool home ' Near tilt' end or a quiet country lane Surrounded by tov.erang pme trees 1s this classic ranch style home. 4 spac bdrms. 2 rull baths. remodeled kitchen. separate dining area v.11h new earthtone carpeting. all this makes this home a true value l\I arketed at a 1980 price or Sl34.900. Listed exclusl\el} b~ Cold14ell Banker 714·894·7521 IAl'iAIM HUNTIH'i? This is the home you've been looklnit ror. Where elae could you find a home for 1107,500 with the rollow1n1 amenities 3 bdrms. spacious master suite. large lu h yard. formal dining. huge SU11$hlny kitchen. pallo, plush carpeting. self·cleanmg oven and RV parking to boot. You 11t'OO't find a btlltr value. See it today 714/962-$$85 Orange Coaat OAILV PILOT/Saturday, Novtmber 7, 1881 **-LA81!! One ol Irvine's most pre- stigjoul addresses. This I iovely 4 Bdrm 3 Ba home I is packed with ru.stom features and well local· ed. E1tensive pro· reuional laodscaping. 1310,000 Three otben to choose rrom. $300,000.S36S.ooo fiiil~~l:ge l!!!J 55 I ·3000 ltt1Barr1110 Pkwy,lrvh1f llAL ISTA Tl S•YICI WITH MIW IM&LAMDDmlCATIOM A PETE BARRE TI REALTY YllW MIWPOIT•n lmprtuite 4 14rm •! .... .,.,. ....... OW..wW ..... Cd for d1tal11. CHt ....... u. .... SALE/LEASE onlOH this Spyglass 4 BR. fam room . 212 bath on quiet cul -de-sac Offered at $649.500. SPYGLASS U'f)UIDATION Overlooking the blue Pacifi c is this 6 BR +ram rm . complete "'ith Pool & Jacuiz.i & perfect for entertaining. Transferred seller will help 'finance Below market at 5689,500. AHOIDAILES MIWPOIT llACH Unique opportunity to choose from 4 delightful Harbor Vu -Fee Jand 3BR·2ba. All available with owner assi11ted financing and low down paymenls. Priced to sell from 122-t,950. H-.m! RVM* --·- GIFT SHOP 2LOTSIH-. Cannery Village. Goinii business, O't\11ers rellr mg. Owner will rarry Isl T D Can be purrhased ~~ 114 &U-0763 m~ C<>lleae A ''C! {'o l.i Mt• 11. C'A VIEW LOT Prime Carone del Mar !oration with bay & ocean views. 5695.000 75'"~ rmanc1ng. with or without inven 1--~1111111111!1111111111!~~1111!!!!!!!!1. tory Call Bill Merrell w;w~ H.. 2300 J Redh1ll~Re,1lty 1;-;-:: ~:w11 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Vlk1nJ Mobile Home •• (double), 24X80. Zbdrm 2ba. up1radH. Palm ••• DeMrt. •.ooo. Beaut • park on Hwy. 74. Great: : view of Mts. & valley .r- E n c I wlth IOU of .... lend1ca pln~ Owner /Alt ( T I 4,) S $ l 0 T f 8 i.114)5e8-3'14. (WITH APPROVED CR EDIT) Includes selling price of vehicle. lax. license & doc fee S66.00 1s the total & complete down payment. ELIYE.RS ANY NEW TOYOTA OR FORD IN STOCK TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT .. - BRAND NEW 1982 PICKUP BRAN.D NEW 1982 STARLET Shortbed model. 4 speed. power d isc brakes. vinyl interior. (1 only). 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IM& + dlfolit. ud lortlt view. Dock 1.a&1&na0ctantront !!!! -:=E:_ -,,.. W~Momll.l11c. ~...... 1714 '6U/mo. t 11curity. ~ no peu ..... ~·'°-~...!.-- •.,UO.al. owe 11~~. 2BrlbaSMOO/inowiater CL!AN,PYrtlR No pett. '130/mo llue. 6Jl.14M ....................... Na-ms. • a Br. 1\t Ba Sl50 +mo tnt,000, Aleo, epee Wawrt 6 r:- 1 .~.lnc ~::::.= Woodbrid .. dblpr,Jbr. CAIADIOIO 2 Br. frplc, 1tove 'Coiy l br dplx, E/tlde, depoat1 . Carp1U, taeularlablrofttlot•tt • • _ --_ 2 b•. AclJ/poal & part. SNe dult J 8 coPdo LLUTIUTlESP fD rtfrlft, balcuiy view. yard w/frult tree., drapu, bll·ID1 . Nr 11 120 ft. In ellclutlve JBR w fdtck1, 38A, 2 I'm. •"'tt/4'1... _.10 a poolr Ii • A A Adulfl, oo ~· 91100, 322 PU/mo. IML utile. Beach Blvd/.McFad4'1l llllrded Ill• communl· EASTBLuni_. ...... con. lrplc, tMloMd yd, dble 8-~ -H R. Cloe• to Beach. •comm. · rec Heliotrope Ave. f?S.8024 Avail. now. R~• req. Ave. All adult, ao pefl, ty ot Pt. lbrnllalr with do. 1 bdmi-,2~-batbt, aar,2yroldccmmunlty, a.,cho San Joaquin 3 Nice 5af.Wl SIU'fOl rm, 2 car 1ar. l7'N pr Comput before you nl.2°" Contact Mike Crow, 813-48t4. 1 l•vtl accw. Price In· apUt·leveL Ttlle Jns pool/epa/traclr. Near btird rim• 2 ~ bat b •. alte~SPll. ino. Jeri Hid. &11·7800 rent. Cuatom dul&n Cost. M . 3124 645-3178. '""" JM4 c1udu plan• and -·--.Ill 7171. D·.· s.c. Plau. '850. mo. epace.V'ltW,xlntcOQ• Udo lilt~ 38R featurH: Pool, BBQ ......... ~............ lbr,734CSbalimar ...................... . •Ptnolh lor saoo .... tl. i:'.i:.•v SS.S.21182 cU&n. Adultl, no peta, (I W..~la..,.. cov'rd Janae. eur. Nopeta.S300/mo Irvine 2 It«)' end Wilt, cuatom deal ....... home LUXURY2Bt.2Ba.~· mo. 8.13-9293 :~a;a~':.' ~e~c~ Total packaae o.f •P· roiaodt with pluah MIWLYDICOI. 548·1257/6'2· Lofted bdrm. J ba. Up. with lbe ~ 01 tlC· UDO S br, den. F.R., 2 do, frplc, 1arage, jeol, New Woodbrid&e Carmel DOOO/mo y~. Pvt pty. prox. U'1e witlt lea than ~~~::~ ~':!u~v· I Br. JU pd, end sar 2 Br. eoclsd 1.arut. crades. prlv pet.lo. pool, ecuUvettlltrtaiAmt11l ll\ baLID0.1on1.tennbt ·2Sll00b · 1 Ja cu u I. $650 J mo. cotll&e home. Sbr, 2 ~ 541-1221 20'.\ down. Oner will lBr. furn. from S46S :Jzw;:,~er, pool, AduJts Adulta. nopeta. M7S/mo. tennis apa. U . 731·401.0 mlnd SiDc1e allp dock .. • a, re 6'2·5290. bl. I& ram rm .. 2 car eooetdtr leaM option ... w Willon 642-1971 · · 773 W. WIJaon, 631...-. home, 712--work Sunny ioutbern ex· patio, $USO. All. aar. wash/dry. Near with $15,000 option ~ · · ,.__,,_ --z Ir I la ~ m.l080 3 br, 2 ba, iar. Nr So. pool It A ... ..._1511 ~H9NTS money at .-.-/mo. 1b1I • EASTSID.E l Br. Newly ~ 8"dl 3141 ~oaurt. $750,000. Ed · Coul Plua. $750/mo. apa. •• Uk c1*om bWlt 3 utlf -L...-y Lhril' Newly decor. as pd. decorated.. Adulll, no ••n•••••••••• .. ••••••• arl, lltrf'lll Lynch, ..._.. u.. Brolter,151.ml. ./mo. bed=.' 2 INllb, f'ormal ~~ 1 w a Brtioe:luu.:: At111t tncl gar .. pool, dshwr. pets. Refrige $315 mo. Ocean View. Deluxe 1' 2 Jc.tella (714l337413l .-•bll1d 3 Br -'lh .... v.. -c'·"' S llDIOOM "''·'·1 room ...... _ .... Eat· arl·ge pa ....... •'a•'--Adulta. 642-S071 00--0108 Br. Apta NewlY dttortt· n.--.c ....................... 1ar~1;·~;.7m':ll TurtltrodtHl&hlands ~reamidt:i.eay lut wtblbeseterm1 ----·•--llr Towta 11 BEAUTJPUL l Br ed,refnge,dishwuber. ~~ ~ Geillrtl 1202 OK $5 O Sl700mo. vi and 1 price or juit "'-$''5,..... ., balconv, water, cu. disposal, healed pool, Pr.,.rtir 2500 •• .. •••••••••••••••••.. ~! t2 • .., ·....,..!..,I mo. Gru "'EN ew. $1.SOOmanlb. Year. Dtt,SOO. OpnSun M . 400 Continental breakfut Newly deror. gas pd.. , 1 to ... _ p_.nc _. ..... or..._,.,,. va.v ly lease. 831·7300, v•·••Q....... ...f, ,..,.-atlon room. cl ......i ""'wh stove. frlge. Avinl.11·25 e eva r, su.,..,. . .-. · • 'r••••••, ·•~•••••••••••• IEM'I' ALS PROPERTIES Rultor .... ....,... 111 ....... en gar., ......,., ...,. r S37S/mo & u . Call......,. or sa e oq owner, 1.600 y l:y We81y 3 bdrm, 3 ba bl-level T57;1Slt • · D.M W.1t•11tr pool, TV, laundrymal. Adults.Mi-~ 1q.tt.4BR28A,Cotry 2 3~rBdrw ·Winter, twnhme, upcrade, priv J6CMIU Maid service arrd Spacious2Br,1Ba.$39S. 14SE.18lh. ~2708 M5oderba st~~i o ap1\· Club home on ~ acre lot. " • .,;... . yd. fpc.1'1'!115.&'5l·tll0 llO D~Vlew! IASlaUfF kitchenette nallable. 3 Br. 1~ Ba. "2$. Laun· Newer2BR2BA, MSO ltylig ts. uoi:am ce • 5th fairway ol Jurupa JACOISKCAA.TY 3br,2ba.Bea~w.eom· Turtle Rclck Preakltnt 3 bdrm, 2 ba home, Greatcoavlocation.2277 dryfac.,pool.548-9556 760-1418or548-861S lnp, (fplc, oceJD Y._ lfills&olfcourse.ll~K -~....v~IS 1 d h 8 ... Ho Prl H'llt rd HarborBlvd&&s-4MO eveaorwet!Unds deck.matw-etduJloolY. 0 W C Open r-llvrau • """' p . re ec. ome. .... me. me 1 op 1a enerincluded. $1200 Steps to beach·prlme 1 ~Mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. ,500 1 mo. + u t 11. rtna~ing0t~C:.utive 67 17 W~.$750.55001 Cul·de·Sac. '3BR, 2BA, mo.day8''1'9·9830Elaine peninsula locailoo. flwl .... •9"dl l740 Garace. washer/dryer. East.side3 BR 2Ba,2sly, m.4142. (714) 99M2110or846-3001 Beaut. mobile lK>me, 2000 Charmmg 2.~r. Eastslde. [e~~isr~m:a::~~'. Evening TStms ~75/mo. AvaiJable on ....................... all buiJl·ins. Small child encl patio, S600 mo. -'Dr::::..a:....m:.:ac:ll"'"c-OCWll--ron-t-2-B-r ,.._.of sq n. 2bdrm, 2ba, den, beamed ceilinga, fenced ls u.,. annual leue·no pets. H I •1 RMEST OK, no pets. OnJy I year 640--0997 2b 1 bch declc w ID vw r~ R b c·-a..b d 5140 yard. pet & child poo nearby. $1600 mo. D.M. Marshall Rltrs ' • okS.Callforappt. 1 Br. refrll, immac. a,pv ' ' ' ,...:::;::'"' 2550 anc o ...... a . 1 Call 752·002 4 bdrm, 2 ba, newly re. 1_ ,,_.. Spanllb F.atateLMngl TSL uGuT ,, ..... 603 Ad 1 ...... Sl400/mo yrty. 1135-5522 • ...,......, Do n M 1 g u e.1 . we come. 548·7855, modeted. Lease. da .,.,.._.., Beautiful part·like sur· '"" • .,_ ~ u ts, no pets -· or~pms&wkndt. ....................... 71' 4Sl4t31 631-6814. '600. New Woodbridge Condo S56-207S, ult ror Debra, roundlngs. Terraced Fireplace, pool. pvt 724C James St. 673·7781 COMDOllADY Back~ Granada MESADB.MAI 2mulel'l+den,2i,;ba, ev67S·l8'92 BLUFFSoondo38R211 pool. Sunken iu bbq. patio, dishwasher, on East CM. 2BR, llhBA. Mtwporfltacil 316' 140 Income units In Way 11WJt.2 i,; ba. Lovely 4 BdrmiBawilh a/c ar. .5511-4718 3Br,21h ba,poolandrec ba, yrly lse. On beaut. sparkling fountains. E.side. all in X·lg 1 & 2 1100 Sli'. Twnbme. !YR •••• .. •••• .. ••••••••••• Oceanside $1,500,000 Modern 2 sly . 12,000 rresh paint, good carpet, 2 br, 2i,; ba, 2 car garace. area. Newport Terrace. fireenbelt. Lge patio. S p a c Io us rooms. Br garden apls. From old. /Mo. ssz~ PAil flWPllT Cash) will handle. Bkr. sq.ft. lot, $1100 mo. gardener. li50 pr mo + ~e~rfl~d~OO/mo. $7!S/mo. CalH145·54l3 urn. or uni. Sl07S mo. Separate dining area. $44.5. SS7·2841 2 Br. 2 ba coodo near So. apanur.itt <714 UJ.1723 645-1783·642-1366 ist & last+ $300. Agt, ro er, l· · HV Homes, Affordable. 84().1830or~U.agl. Walk ·ln closets, 2 Br . 1 Ba. $4 50 . Cat.Plau.S.A.Prol.de· Ml-.nhl 5-CtyDplx 631-7370 4 br, 2Ya ba, F/P, 3 car Exclusive area. s BR, S..C.....,_ 1276 homelike kitchen & Matramoniocon 2ninos. cor. Pool, spa, sauna, Exullent cond 00 14 "•••••••••••••••••••.. 2 Mm •*S gar. TurtJerock. Sl.200 3BA, View. Pool & Ten· ...... ••••••••••••••••• cabinets. Walk to Hunt· 2043 Wallace, Costa . Deb ~02. acres. $14S,OOO. Assum a· Steps to Be.tcb. Cute. lBR zu.. Ba~"" mo. Broiler, ~1·8800. ob Courts. $1190. (213) 2BR • 2 BA home. BY lngio1 nBdCenterf . ...H !! e2s a . 54 8. 154 6 & $4.50. 2 br. adulta. no pets, bl Du 1 Ulil 1d y 1y ~ _.., 32S-4itl59. Beach. O«an View nn· um,~ ...,1. 150. gar. Easlsi4-. Water pd e lsl $69,000 at 8..., 'A-pex. Pt · r 2Bd28a'62S ~TrwC..-494-8727 or 498·0500 Townhbule-unlurn.SSSS STUNNING 1,...,e 1 & 2 ~•9441,sst ... 177 interest. (707)88'1·1652 21044tJuL ~mo. 3Bd2"'8aS'IOO 1 bdrm + loft, A/C IMMED. POSS~ION (Betz ) B 2 B G-ard.. At _. -By owner. Land Con· 673·7954al\er3PM. 4Bd 2i.t 8a90 Vawted ceiJl.na, relria. S BR 3 Ba. quiet Nwpt Y Ad Ill pets r, a. en P · Newer J Br. & garage Adults, no pets. S380/Mo tract/Lease Option. Etc. Avail Nov Slb. Kids OK, no pets. John AlJ.adJt complex, super I aru. $1100 mo. Reis re-s.t. AN 1210 uJliuesnoFree!. Pool. 710 W.18th. Sl. 4BR , l~BA, needs New 1Br.6study,stove Marshall,yt631·1266 qu.iel, nl'llt to Running • g'd.631·721S, ....................... NEWBREED APTS. $25,000CuhtoRelocate. & rtlrl&e. utils paid. BT l2l2 Stream.S4QS. I Beacon Bay .. 3.Br 3ba. 18 3Br, 2Ba, frpk, f700 mo. UQUJNTAKERMOSA I BR with LOfT & 187,000 Total. All Neg. Ocean aide. 113 E. oro 631~ ft dock tennis 2yr lse call eves/Wtnds 16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk BACH. from $350. Frplc. J.'129-31CM. Eves. Balboa m.SB •••H••o•:.:;•ro•••R••R•E•NT•••••• Woodbridg• 3BR bom• $1600 mo m,agi7 . 54M.3ll3 W. of Beach. 3 bib S. of rec room. pool, jacuui. · ...... "'· "'·I • gas & waler paid Oii of SNle le.... .. w. l2ll 3 Bdrm. 1115. fenced 2B~. ram rm, frplc, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Tri·level. Im· Edinger Adults, no pets. 393 ,,..,.,., 1600 3••bd•••••••ba• .. •F•fP••••••••• yard & Pf'lle. Kids ' ~T'5i<>1,PL,?ve· P59~~ ;:~·, Versailles, 2Br2ba 1675 ?:;~:~~~11jf~ ~·~ 1 47-5441 Hamilton, CM. ~11• ••••••••• .. ••••••• .. ••• r. 2 , • 2 car pets welcome. So&S-2000. • • · On Water2Br2ba t6l!l5 Pl _,. · ••• l · & 3/ac .. 3br, assm 9.8 loan car. Walk to beach. A&ent,noree. 640-1327, ~.Office NptSborea.38r2baS700 aia. _,.,, ..... ut W,...IMdt l741 323 E. 18th. 2 Br. 1 car of S36K. N. ot Eugene. S1700 /mo. Ask for 2 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 car gar. 758-6St7 (Motomonlh> sec.SS1-291kleves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• carace. 2 kids OK, no Or. $69,900. 54&-4303; 1 Barbara,675-Jl67 aiJ' cood. Stove, fence. New parkfront condo, 2 VU bome,3Br, Sl400mo Tllffll 3290 Furn lux st~o. spa, TV, pets. "25. Sierra Mgmt. 540-5631. CDM ....,_Maw 11525 mo. C«ido, no pets br, 2"' ba. Nr UC1. No u••••••••••••••••••••• maid semce, phones. Co. 641·1324. 645·55-:..:7..:..7 ____ _ YILU COIDOIA Spacious E Side AplS Encl gar. pauo, dshwshr le stove Most uul free No pets 2BDRM $495 2323 Elden Ave. CM 642·7~ COUMTIY CLUI L,IYIMfilH MEWPOIT HACH An adult commuruty on the Back Bay. Spec· tacular Spa, 7 swim· ming pools, 8 lighted ten· rus courts, bike trails, putti ng green . Ba chelors. 1 and 2 bedrooms apartments, and townhouses from SS40 to SlOOO per mon•.h On Jamboree At Sao Joaqum Hills Rnad ( 714 )644.1900 ••••-SE j 2 bdrm,2 ba,2 cucar. Days97NS74ev 642-46SI ti. .841),2850 -WATERFRONT 4BR3Ba,lovelyTustin l25wk.499-22Z7 Uofurn 2 bdrm. No 9'e81i.8'1U ,.. "'_. r b 1 1 $700 F Heritage Put Condo HOMES M e a d ow a a r e a Fum. studio. Laguna children or pets. lst, TOWHHOMES •MAUI,Sbr,3babouse, pc,••1a.:!"!;.6se 1911•¥.., l2l4 2br,2~ba,2carencl. REALESTATE Families. S7SO. Agl SJSOMo. last,,$400mo64S-0313 NEW CON DO FOR Westclff 100 yds from beach. mo. <N ....... .,, ....................... r I · 631-1400 549-1366 4!5-22%7 Eastside 2 Br. 1 Ba. Near Large 2 Br. Patio. Pool. ~~~i19!:zo . J oh n N~~.~~~ ba. Walk ~a~ke~~e T~o'ri ~~!: ar./~o~sfz.~~uo, a /c. W--.t ... ilhr l2'8 Studio. fp .. deek,S4SO/mo. ~hools, no pets. $425 :~~~~~ t /i:i"',!~ ~dulls. 645-8152. * 2. 3 s AC R ES o r 7604M»alts dominiums. New Paint Woodbridge 2 Br. 2 Ba. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••• no k ids. Charming! o. 631-61.SS. frplc. pool, spa. IAYAlONT Panoraml·c v1·e-m· ev. a. h LI . la B & Carpetin• Familv FR a/c fp appliances 3 bdrms. 2 ,,_, ba. 2 car HOME FOR RENT 497·1305 2bdrm. H11?;t, frplc, pvt. 666 W. L8th. 64~2739 Lux 2BR. 2BA. Xtra i.rg _,, " udC Vll\I. rce 3 r. . ... J • • • • • garage. 2 fireplaces. 3 Bdrm. S62S. Fenced patio & gar. "'2Slmo. elusive subdi vision. 2 Ba:garage.patio.S850. rm , Patio. 2 Car Gar' SO mo. 7·21682 d . 1 d .., l111!!!!!!!!!11!••!!!1!!!!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!!!11!!!1 li v rm. Overlooking l117,500. 12"'2% assuma· 607 Iris. c24.3112 or Pool.962·74'70 2 Br 1 ba condo. Upper en, new ~am • rps. yard & garage. Kids & Mtwpott.._. l76' 543-5478. o .. PoW 1126 Bay. Sec bldng. Under· b I • 1 0 " / . d 1 aarde ner incl. $1200 pets welcome. S45·2000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• round parting. Adults. e o an . ave SU·Sl!M IW....,.•9"dl 1240 w air con . 1 yr se Yearly lse. !324 Estelle eat nofee. 2 bdrm. 2 bath wtpvt ....................... lOOOmo.mms 1808)879-Sl30agt 2bdrm. gigantic den ........................ $550/mo. Century Ln. 494·99cr1. 675·7720,"---F ,.._.. patio.EachbdrmwtpvtOCEANVIEWTn·Level. 1.cMs.,___ frp lc. 707 Acacia. HOMESFORRENT 21/Surf.53Hi&OO ~9084 r-. • .1-or sink. Laundry book-up. deluxe2Br.2Ba.Dlning Duplex. upstairs, 2 Br. l ,,._ro•-0 2 J&• Bdrms .,.CA.....,5 U11fw11hhd llOO No pets. $475 769 1 Rm. & Frplc Sll2$·S675 Ba, frplc. &an&e Near w •• 27 0 /mo.840-8087. • .. . .......... , · ...,.....___... 1241 2bdrm condo spec F • 0 c • d var d 1 It -· . · •••••••••••............ Hamilton. Rear urut 2·8 496-0271 or833-8673. Lido shopping area. S600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JASMINE C REEK ... "' , tacular ,._.ft/bay view --~~~~~-garages. Kids It pet.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... ··-------• Immed. occupancy 1 BR 1 Ba, D/W. refng. year lease. Adults. no Fa • ..a. guarded comm ocean I 5 s 2000 LAGUNAB"'£CH penthouse. SIOOO/mo. •~a. c-..r• t 963-8182 ~ts Must have ref's. -Wll 1 pool tennis .,750 we come. 4 · . r.n 548-058l _.+a I s · bltns. $395. I BR l Ba. .,~ 3.lS acres. Avocados. vew, ' ~ . A@Ot,noree. Oaarmin12br.couage. . SUMMa-WMI& S380mo.9517630 Avail 11/15. Drive by view. sas.ooo. Assu ma· ~1212 CLOSE TO BEACH· Walk to btacll. town. UICHOMI YIAILY·COMM\. IAYTMEIS 1'-'--' hodl 31 O 6w, Clubhouse Ave ble loan. Trade. Cash Front House. ~R. lBA. Brand new 3Br, 48a, 9IO mo. UU pd. 494-7675 HAUOI YllW 1MCJf• 4 494.QOJ'-. ----- disc. 642-S600 Gar space. Avail Dec 1. sundeck, bltns, frplcs, or 4t'l·l168 alt g p.m. & 4 BR 2 .... ba. family rom. =;:es":: SPACIOUS I BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• V E R S A I L L E S F LUI,._ S6000 .mo lsl. Lut. Sec. avail now. 536-2456 or wea~nds. din rm. 2300 sq.n. Sl.275 F 541 Large private patio. ~E W~TI& r PENnfOUSE A """ r 1 v e b Y · 1 OS W-7979 OCEANFRONT Mobile I mo Drive by fll"St 1806 rk10f • rM 00.y fireplace. walk in closet, uxury I urut.s •ta · 2 Br 2 Ba. comer unit. SanLu.isReyDowns Marguerite. Call for BR ..... HometfromS500to $1000 PortAbbex.call7SZ-6499 Brunell • B80 s • dishwasher. •arage. fordable bVU1g 1,2 & 3 ocean view $750 Mo On Golf Course. 3 bdrm, Appt. 95.S-49Evt1. 4 • 2Yl~ 2 st.I')', 3 car mo -.311&. I Pwt1a •Plus tne>t• p o o I & I a~ n d r" Br Well decorated 644-04S2 2 ba, pool, spa. a.sswna· gar, avail now. Walk to · OCEAN & MT YU Ot!UT ~TIOfl: , Olympic sue pool, lilhl· ..-..-..-""'---...· -----ble loan at 13% $225,000. bcb. no pets . ..,, 202'71 lbdrm duplex, frplc, New delu.u 2BR. 2BA. Candnti la a terws•FreeL-. I facilities. ed tennis court. Jacuu1. 2 bdrm. 1 ba '575 yearly Offer Old Corona area, 2 Bre11tstooe. Call Stan ocean view. uUlltles. G~at deck & yrd. Sec U.fwucl•d 1425 tPro &proshopl •2 park like landscapang lease Open beams, ....... a!N! bdrm,2balh,vacant.As 9111-7307 16SOfmo.~73T1dysoo-•ate.USO Adults.••••• .. •••••••••••••••• HHlthOubs•S.una 399W.BAY ST Most beautiful bldg '" carportlU6W Balboa --ii ..,,.,, mo cc-. no ly Don • • Hyd1om1111ge • 6il.L911~ (213)86.S-2542 _,., · -"T• New3Br2Bacoodo, 1 ml• · 1·630·8934, 642-8808, Swimming • Goll ~ ~ RB. Generous rent al· --... -=-~--==---IHI&.... dogs). r~om beaches. stove I ~... 3250 844-8722 MEAi llACH! 011v1no Range I lowance NO FEE! Apt. & Coodo bcltamip 2100 Jasmine Creek, 3 bdrm, dtsbwasber, gar. pool, •••••••••~ ............. Nwpt Crest condo, 3 br. 2 Bdrm 2 bath Versallles BEAUTIFUL APTS: 2bdtm twnhse, mature M&-0619 rentals. Villa Rent.als. •••••••••••••• .. ••• .. •• famlly, 2i,; bath, planta· JIC .. sauna, rec rm. IBSO. 3 Br. View Home . 2..., ba. 6 Kamalii Ct. condo. Community pool. Singles 1 & 2 Bed · adults only. no pets. MAllHllS WA.LI( 675-4912 Broker. HAVE PROPERTY'· Lion shutters, wet bar, 213/865-41.80 714/826-5505 Absolutely gorgeous. 6 mo. f162.UT78 spa. aym. and security rooms • Furnished S42Stmo. 755 W. 18th St. 2 & 3 Br Townhouse Oceanfront for Winter Mo. then Mo. to Mo. No d 1 1 &UnlurnoshecJ •Adult 646·9507. Rentals. Furnished~ WANTYACHT! wide greenbelt. some 3 Bdrm Home, 2 Ba. Fm ....... S750. Judy Agent Ne___.Sltorft system. A u ts on Y Li~ing . No Peis . Apls. Palios, single & HAVE YACHT? WANT PROPERTY? Sea Pr:::rtMs. Ltd 714/ 7l-2110 ocean view. SUOO mo. Rm .. $725. 9182 ScougaU ~9400 1 -'2" bet d 2 S7SO mo. Bltf'. 675-3411 Mooi1s Open Da•ly Spacious studio. range. double car garages. unJum..:. Bn*er. 675-4912 u; 0 ,,,,.,..,. II ''-" Circle,H.B.&U-6066. · mmac, rm. en, 9to6 r efrig. Cpl/drapes. ne ar Hunt. Harbou r. •BREATHTAK I NG f.?C W I "'"' (Wt VJtt.<i, f do Beautiful Condo av all ba. Prlv tennis, pool. $325/mo. cau $46-7214 Children OK, 84().6fm VIEWS• ~AJ...,,, '-'-· t stobdry 1300 sq. t. con d , 11·15. 3 Er. 2 Ba. Lndry fpc . SllOO mo lse. ( (213) H OMEOf Oakwood 3bd u Adults only. $750 Mo. *v,~•ueo 2 r m . 2ba. stuor 9650 & lut 598-5646 THELUCIYFIW O.rct.n ApertJMnta rm,2ba ... esaVerde. IMdy ·~•'-' w/dryt>ar, some utiJ pct ""$3oo 1~~ 4 Br. 2 Ba. Nr bch, pool. Rent in Costa Mesa's N adults, "° pets, S62S Adult over-40 communi· Huge 2 Br. apt. high on 613-8494 Pool, spa, et(:., gar, nr t sec. · . NEW EST aated 20 -port 8.actl N. 499-4721,83&-9.aJ. back bay bluff with 2 ocean fl harbor. L.se LeglM....... 1252 ~~~·:u ~9~ em.:~~:l Townhome VILLAGE m~)"S'li'.W84hl MESA VERDE home at· ty. Immaculate 2 bdrm, private baJeonies, frplc. Trade23imitalnEscon· 11411.CoetlCHwr.,CdM "90.§7"119. ....................... COMMUNJTY.Z'·3Br. moapb 2'cldlx .... 1 1~ ba. Huntington beatedpoolflloads of didofor1mal.lerunltsinllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!••~ 2BR o Vi 2BR Shores. Avail. Dec. l . • NewportlMcllS. ere a., .... Landmark Condo closets.745Domin10Dr Orao&eCountx.557-0734 New 2 bdrm, 2\la ba on '1,y c~ •:o0 p' 1183-68112 2~ Ba. JaJ0 .1*)0sq. fl. 1100 1e111s110ovtt•t16thl Noeeta.546-1034. Washer It Dryer. 2 979-11889or~Uli0. ~.!;!!.l~~~~==-::.:..i.--------laaoon. 2 blk beach. ~ . · 493 02~ Harbor Yaew Homes ol pure haury. Garaces. (7141642·5113 2 Br I Ba. encl. gar. patios. wetbar. bit in R & ..... C.....DelW.. N0-22111 N>5IOO ommu1t1ty. · SBR,JBA.3carGar, bydro·tubs in master clean. quiet. adults only O. 2 car gar. $575 per Veruilles Comer Pen· Lnlagl! 28r,2BaCoodo,orbcb. AsUorMUI Cul·De-Sac,Sl400mo. suite, formal dining 279 W. Wilson •D. mo lstadast+S300sec thouse 2Br.ZBa.Avail. Enjoy private beaches HSO mo. No pets . Lovely Garden bolne, Days,834-9362 rooms. wood burning OCEANFRONT 2 It 4 Br. /mo.~1819 de P o s I I Ca I I now• S7S0.67S-3787 and beautiful sunsas in 84().5152 S2JS..4CM2 wk. 3bd. 2ba, walk to pvt Eves, 832-8644 fl.replaces. micro-wave Avail. Winter. Weekly I 1 BR. ulil. 610 Joann Sl. (710759·'3111 Ask for Upper Duplex, 2 Br. Den, this 4 Br 2 Ba home. •CLOSE TO BEACH* beacdb. tennis. pool. Ne'*""'rt u...:..i.t. 4 bdrm. ovens, fenced patlOS & Moolb!y. 67J.7873. No childnll. sml pet OK Mr. Bio ham. CalJB-S. 2 B a . $ 7 S 0 6 l 1 Available for yearly guar . sorry no pets, -r-"""'II'"" yards Pnvate elegant "CJ\ BR N Clubhouse. SSJ&OO ....................... 1 SUDO/ Exec. J Br 2ba. fam rm. . 831.2327 2 ba, huge yard, noo mo. living only 15 mmutes ,......, mo. 631-216216 A D NEW 2 Br. 2 Ba. Large 4 Br :bl. $1400 mo ease 11 mo. r le · · rm. 963-Slil Drive by 357 La Perle Pl. from Fash.ion Island, 7 WIMTll ltBCT ALS Ute .. •'-enclsd garage. stove & 2 BR 2 Ba condo, oe.tly l blk to bay. BIUns, D.M. W.111• Ur 3 BR . 2 BA . Po o I MltlioM Ylefo 3267 do not. disturb tenants. minutes lOS.C. Plau or 2 bdrm. 1 bath. frplc. 1 or '2 BR• -a P' Is · 1' ~!...w7'97$S259 Mo S35-24.56, paanted. cpts, fplc. pool. W/D,67Ul63 76CMllS · el.....,, ••••••••••••••••••••• .. lben caUB51"62215. OC Ai J r dahwbr,SS50mo ...-. adltsonl . S.645-1528 --w/serv1ce. r . ••-mo. HOMES FOR RENT . . rport. usl east o 3 bdrm, 2 bath. bltns, w /cathedral ceiling, U ru lshfd l 2 & 3 b Lrg 2bdrm, 2ba, w/porch, --------1'!!!!!!1!!1!!1!!!!9!!•~~1 Teri846-662l · 3 Bdrm1. $650·'675. Newport Blvd. & so. ol patio,$650mo. f?J>lc., gar, pool & spa. n Ar:_.aJJ,Ac' 1DI"' frplc, dshwsb. 1125. 815 BAYFRONT2STORY CoftaM... 1224 HOME FOR RENT Fenced y ard s & BEA UTIFUL Irvine San Diego Frwy. Start· J bdrm 2 balb frplc Adults. no pets. $485. & ~V'll r-. A . w N B 4 br, brick patio. view, •••••• .. • .. •••••••••••• 5 Bdrm. Pool. S950. garages. Kids & pets Terrace3 Bdrm. new de-ing al $1000 a month. $750 m ' ' · up. 12 llt 596-7202 .,:111~~.s •Y · · · r urn SJ 0 0 0 I mo . Catalina. mountain view Fenced yard & garage. welcome. 545·2000. cor, pool. SDX>/mo. 631·5439, 2473 Orange o. S49-2447 Deluxe poolside xlra Waterfront Homes Inc. from the living room & Kids & pets welcome. Agent, no fee. Waterfron& Homes. toe, Ave., Costa Mesa. 2Br, ulll pd, 1420 mo. large 2br. 2 ba, bltns, OCEAN FRONTVlEW 673-6900 yard, Coata Mesa Bluffs. So&S-2000. enl no fee. Ld Ewec, --•t view, 4bd. 67J.8900 Quiet adlt over 30 no dswbr 111\ miles beach X-lrg roo~. nu crpt & l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I br!;db~:' .:f'· 2 B~. 3 bl. lo beact>,, nu lux. Jba, .. A/C~~. ram din, IAS1Sl)I pets. 343 Cabri.llo Adlts, no pets. S450 mo. paint, chair un. P~f. Doll110U1e: 2 Br, frplc, us .. .,.c, aecun· 3br .. 2~ ba .. ram. rm.. Lakepriy, IMS. 581·2493 3Br 1,. ba, dbl gar, brick Cu c~ 54US16 536-8362 mdl.age cpl or women. d/w,palio,~ar.AYallUU tyenlry,adults.MOMo. r b ati 2 ----frplc all apcllaoces -~ l!690yrl,r.642-3&l2 I 6/15. 9)0, , 675-5717. £~1!..,!!'-11259, 642'1801, !a"r .ugwe /Po Po.en ecarr, Mew-ti.... 316' Tree;ecliaded . ackyard Adult condo. 2 Bdrm 11,\ Wutclllf area, Coiy 2 BR. TOWNHOME Eutblulls Townhouse .... ..,r_ • r-bath, fireplace. patio, Ocean Front 2br 2 ba., Bach, uprr at S28S/mo. Pool, park. near beach l 3 bd -... 2 671-6511 • microwave, sky·lile, ~·""j'ihid .. 'bj"• P a l lo Y a r d . laundry room. and a v a i I . ~· o w . uutslncl .. 9113-5191 ap . on,"""•. car 'c...a.a,-9"d1 J I II Mesa Verde21tory, 4 Br. mirrors, wallpaper, e e1c . a e 6 Wl r I & ardener pd. I Weekley /mo. winter Cb . Du I l B gar. No pets. No ....-3 Ba. Hot Tub. New "•rdener. 1875. Adults. Br 5 Ba. formal din, $830/mo lse 548·5210 many other eatures. rat--7c"........ frpalrmc, 10paa11·0.p exbeamerd. $S95: Super 2 Br. 2 Ba. ehildren. HSO /mo. •••••••••"•••••••••••• 1 •· ... ; ... -1 " FR guarded gate ten '6ClO mo. BKR. 67$-3411 ~ ""'_, separate unit .. best ,,, .. ·1010. 'Duple•/•uest bse. carpe .. ,.....,~~mo. no ""ls ml2-8302 days· · " · · ev/wkndl. "' 11· til I Id -""--------II "• 5469950 9&0-2S'oleves.Sand • nil,beach,roomfor2lrg Promontoryrainlcondo. ce ings, u s nc area, walk to beach. Pa !sades. 2BR. lBA. W · 'd 2 B 1 B boats. $3.500 pr mo. Bob LliSllMiCAMYOM Jasmine Creek, CdM, Lovely l br. Amenities. S395/mo. child OK. no pets 2,8~ 2 81·!!.f!i~,"f .. Very Pvt. $450. eves estsi • r. •· 2BR, H~BA. $420. No or Dovie Koop, agt U ,200 Mo. 3 Bdr m. $ISOO mo, 3 BR, lease Winter lease. $950. 645-1439aft6. 833·330'1 rp c, no .,.. ... __, mo. 9S1·73H (Bob ) Day, e n c 1 5 d g 1 r a I e · pell. 758-1221 Townhouse on golf opt. 2~ ba, ram rm, aU Weekly rentals. Doris, 2 Br. upstairs. stove. 979·1574 dys , 642'4"' •1"'2Sl (Gftll) ~u~e~/d~ye:ro•r;.;o ••.523>• WESTCLIFF3bedroom, coune.2~Ba.sep.DR. amenities. Woodbridge, Balboa Island Rlty adults, ref's, couples 3b'!:~~be~.,p~~~v~r~!: _..e_ves=------- .,.... ll44 ~:~ +s~~. ~5442 New 3BRhome.6blbfr lstorywitllpool,famlly Newcptog&paint.Open lrv.2 BRden,2Ba.new 673-1700 prel.$355/mo.646-8727 Fpc. Enclosed patio. DUPLD_..,. ....................... &770.5629. Ocean. $175. Pacific room, 2 ft~laces, din· l·SSat•Sun.36Canyoo S750mo.fl'f:lhlYdttc>rat· ROOFING·All Types. 3br,2 bac:ondo,SCPlau Oblegar,waahtt.dryer Modem3br,2ba.frpJc. W ... ,. .. , Moon Really. ln& room, I """lioa. etc. laland Dr. ed. A 7SIU173 Lie. 1uar. Cash Dis· VlUu, IUCD. ~ houst "-" No-· decks. bailt·ins. 1ar. 100 II il 3 I Exe Home or So Cout 14&<3150 ..-W~=Co. "I""'' ,,.,.,...up. ,._.... Townhouse, turn for Plaza.4Bd +Bonus.fBa etc.~lllo.IMM477. "''' 1BR. Laauna Niguel. count Larry 642·8233 Sat/Suo 1·4. S58S. •2582 ydstobeadl.Avail.1211. ltAH. 3 bdrm. 1\t ba, 4 Frpl'a, -'Cl ft imm. 2 bd., J ba., dbt gar .. U Rea · 0 Pool& jac. M3Smo. Sat·Mon So&S-3050 PM DB.IW .. -pt,..1t 127-4ah St. rm mo. "If' pool, Jae, tennil *°per occp paoomo. ~ mill walk to ocean. No -CMnOM 58r octlllfroa& home, 832-2217 EASTSIDE-2BD, 1 BA -~ J.r'::'. 648:::-:-=~:.=.:urz=---- mo. Avail 11115 Call N S.CoutPlua SBRZ .... Luurloua Tllree $'7S01rinterooly. Newport view 2Br, 2Ba DUPLEX SPACJOOSJBR f;ASTBLlJFF lbr .. peel, SU.._forQ!l!l ~· · m5 Gar 'paUo 48R, Ba~. Pool, temaia btdrooma. ho belht. t6-3M7 Verulllea, $750 mo. "-replace, tul in ua Fireplace, walk in quiet area. sin&" acNlt. ~.... 3141 ~ 145-iJt1·m1N2 • Court. 2 ml to Baacb. RJclllJ\ltoln&ld. lluted •UDOtal'* M$.22Sl. •••-... -.......... tll, OM car nc. pr. clout1, dl1hw11htt, nopetspoo/mo.-..=!!§'7 •• ,_ .. ,_.......... ' . ' Play Ground · Kida OK. loDet. m aquare ftlt.t lloYtla nowlll\joyUat $150 /mo·Costa Meu ..... ,. ' h llf1 Super tbarp! •Suta aaraae, pool' lalmdry OCIAlllOMT • Coif Lafll8• Beach 2 East II de t BR h se ' No peta. Ukt new !Ulde. 0Hrloob 1• lte ol holida ta um daarm· Ntar nu Z 8, 2~ BA .... ,.................. Aaa Sl. Drtvt by lbeD latllltit1. A II ...,_,Zbal•oatovaJla. Secure! Jae, yrd, No Sll·2$45 ~CCMlrM.'2'790moaU». 111 4 r,llolne featuttD& avail JtOW. i•t llna ~~~ taU forau~ Peta COMlktlrtd, adulla 4;: 2~.'~~ , ble for nllL P'urll, close 2P1ets95~.sr~~J"1.!.;,.!IS01J · 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo In xlnl earb 1eaM. n 1.ae open·beamed cetU111 Blulfl Dr •• Nratr of _1_ _ _ ssso11 .... plu!...~:_!vail. only. SQlparmo. •Hhtr/ .. -er l •r•&• •to dowaton ' near "" ... '--._... Joe. All ameniliH. GraodVa)ee.OpenSuo· tllrou1llout. Call now Wlleoa & P acific, .,,,. VJV •r-•u .trT.,,ivr'!P"! ll2Z1DelewartSt. Submit';.: cMlh • SltePJ Hollow -.uh. L.•i ..._ 00 mo . ..,.., da1 1·5. To '" eall befoR it'a too late. Act. ._.... Op!DSat. 12-4. Studio. Stml·f\at11. DOO IASTSIDI (So. at Garfield) ieta. '1500/llo. TSL M.iJll}~ 3 ~m,tnd!:d t::ri 5Blbtoocan.Elepatl Gl·'IJDO,RMltar. Vh£nla 0 '8rln . Tem•i :r.,'t::· UUI ftn I c..try Woodl. 2 Br. I IOmr l'Ol!!!1itl!J.ltD. wk ... .,...... Jl69 1a r · • Br. Family Rm Ii Den. !JI._ Ulla ... ,, Jl21 · Ba. loft, lar1• paUo. " Ilk to lluch, 2 br, lbdnn,lba,rr,le,peUo& 11.~ .................... t blldok!!f!:2!'ll •Mo.Pllllbef1111,I~ .....,,....._ ., CU JGD ~ ........................ , Lcaa.Jbr,thlllbe,frplc, 9115/mo: "8 I tal. St. '"'f: .. &ar. Adulta. tns. pool. H IO/mo. Ml tlDO JILi dw1Dinl 4 3 BR 2 Ba, x1nt family Ba. Cedar• If•, llYI· IHt PortaftDo ln..... d i dan. rift m ,,,,, a br, 2 :r.. Wiiber, eoe. beamed ce6lap. v.-a,. •nM dlJa, '615U 12hu1 St. Amlloe W11, Ealtbluf. ~bdrm. I"~ q nn, nbrhd, Meu Verde d eck, dbl u r pn QI. r AIULOUB Vltwl aiur11, m lllllt. Pid/ car.. oaty, eec. lltJtcU tH11 eva Octufro.t w. I Bil, lm· ... . DJ pallo1 1t wl1 re· area. Small fenced In 1ar111. full1 malal. 4 Wrm .. _, fUI rm.( ...a.J 1111· .... -. ... CaU MY.... Dld"~-Jlr, THI SIYILL! J Br mat, lunnJ, '*-· cpta, !lrll _ _,11 ...... R..__JTlr-.-llm--.- detorat .. tltto mo. pool. $850 mo. David, 1ant.Adulll,eo,....Ja. :;~.::!'!!. CH•Aa•.11 ...... D ........ 1611 1 Ba?*.,._cy0 •,.. w/aar. •••Ir dttor . ..,.. .... ,,.~.clo a..,,;.,,lia.UUJ fd. Yeart ~ IUI GnutdJ, ... ::.-·' $1'1 .... IL c.n I -lL, ........... y,-...... £. ............ -... ··~~-a4uiF-. .,.,.., w. JC•rrted:•·· IO~ s BR'2 Ba. IMWIJ decor. ow •aa · -•· Cotta w .. n; dplx c:.w ...... JIU wa.i... Call llhra ~-.-~nu aa c..-,_., 11, pod ua. nMI ll/1S. llizlbal ·'Af11:M•RW :.:·=.'=-.·= lla,...,.ii.U.,,oft ................ "_ 1.a .. Ll9 I II I Ii:,....: m.•.\1.1.o,i.i .. . SfH mo. 541·1UI; Nliriiir. ll.Vrfl I ~11M._. a p .. ~~.. li1' I.,..,_ Jlr.Twl111 IAfL,_ ;rJ .. :.AM = Mllll , llr ...... '-'· ll ltaic.,. 8'. ·-· -----,__, -Cl.... .. Ink ..... ~· ----l~IWl!~ll!ll~~~t1-·1 -.._... ........... ~ 11111 .... W ....... Ala IM WI ...... riilUi ... • ..... : .. ; ,.,. "" ....... u c,1. au .. ,.-.• •ltJ!""'''· Awl • •· ....... + u •., "'"• c••. IAllllDS • ..._ .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-"Fwdd1d •••••••••••••••••••••• 1106 Or1ngt Coast O~LY PfLOT/Saturdav. November 7, 1981 = .,_.__ ..... ,~ '*""' ••• 1111~w..-. 11•._.w_.. 71• -·-........... 4 ...... 4JM OM.i..... .... ...... /tllfefA/ W.., .. "-Hll • ....................... 999T ..... -........... ;.;.~ ..... -... ~ .. ................... ........ ._•••••• .. •••••••••• .... ••••••• .. •••••••................ ..... !!• .. •••• ............................. ••••••• ADMlflf COO&DIHATOI Clerlc1l/ Wer4 '''! Mtz,.,..._ Jl6t Yon1 Lawyer 1101 IA-NI ,,.. Pvt olrtce, ....................... Venlure capital lot hJp ••ward: Loll old, fat IT• New HI~ lull· c.Hr, NI. CPA llnn ....................... female to ahr 381, lteretarlai 0,. ~ ••llllli led. 6 lllftwan, l.leo ll1m1H Cat Sula _,.._. ;.... Ualvtntty. Dttrtt u11tl11 tt•PoHlllllt "°' OCEANP'IONT 2\.'iBA Townboun nr Euc dealt, c,_111, O,,eatmlr 1001 equlpatat ltHlJal fl ~M Eacona/lfodtUn pm. '1UIO to sif.-per900. WWtnlill•w, Lt• I Br.181 d1.111le• AProt--.io~-·i-ff~ He11p. Pool, ttc: Sec dull . P~!~.' ....................... ftuot Loal old bl1cla: t1m. M llA~I 1, IOI M/F. a.,ly l&la.r)' <__,C I Kur~ • l lrplc, •uaderll, ...-no.... s:ns ~1-GJU or 14&-8540 •111•tred. CClllV ... -.. LOSING LEASE, qull· ............ ..,. cothfOOI .... , ...... -U5-3005MC/Vka ~o .. u lllWTUI wlUt .. ,. al lw)' lrHlll.Y painted. Yrly, rori;::,._.uonal Mr R011i NSO!l!O Hl-lfl llot'*"-,..utarOlll ;.;;;;: .... -• .. •••••• mtdJrine. Mq/War 'fV T I bod.Y 1 90011 'laf.otll •-+.--,"1fPW-l..owtr'.S •SCENICBAVFRONT• 500 aq. ft. Me.a Verda ALl. aur:= and fix· MOMIYWANT9 ..8 . ':' S<A.a e. :am•ar A p T If A INT , ______ _ :61.••lt'TUG -Jofflctttotcl'ftn,~k LRG HOM&PRJVACY aru m ~~:ic:::: waltin SI00,000 MCured by lll rOUND: Oreal Oane, Jl.P~~ve. y app . MANAGER Se mi CIM'M. lacbtlor, acrott from r.f'1 "employment, will ~~-mom.Wt roo':n ycbalrt' Beaut' Trult o..d oa "°'*t tn malt. Harbor Rld1e -retired -.pie lor 2BR ,AIT1N ~uctl •iyrty, utU matc:b yoawithlbe ri&hl Roommatt needed for Pn..Mlt .. Lec. Salon balrd..;,ert en~ C.M. al 1"". Payotf lQI area. Cbokuollar oJlly. Ptn••~HO apt.+, N.8. Ml-Ll'Jl or Lookl111 I« ~I /JIC Pool M0-5q11 'Roommate' pluah new duplu on Approx hOO It office hydraulic ch:ln, mlr· ID S yr'a. Hooell frill ~ o-.t ... ;:;•kl;b~·~~~ MS-1 • work ? T~DlnAO 28R281 Ocean Pront Balboa ~ace . Prt1ll1lo1u rort,shelvtaandp.la.nta. dpallool)'aeedcal.No FOUND : Fuule ATl TAEKWONDO A.UTODIJ~ abor1Jland. ct Iott· " WeatcllffCcndo I001yOll.ll'lnteo Peninsula. Yearly rtn· twportBea~IOtatlon. Also,mak•UP,shampoo LoanSharb. Sh.,herd, could be mhc Karate.Ul-«lte Ste e'• OttaUlna DHde =kOl1,S~hn~?:f "50mo.~.1»-une t~mo.m.1m. Comtaeeltoow! andhafrproctucu &ttl breed, sold cir, vie h rdv Otldn& le Ul ---LwturtouaLl1U111home/ Mew,..At*t/ CalJ'3l.f75'0r SS0,000·$100,000 from Harbor II Baker, CM. Socl•CW. 1400 1 Welle a' c an~ '-------$9C...... 317' 25'4 offwllhlh1sad non·1molcerl claulcal ,.......... •fter8,ae809 private party, well _ 0583 ....................... :,•rl~~ eta~~m!:~ CLmCM. h••••••••••••••••••••• musk · *-4118 ~II: 142 .. lor aoot. Art Gallery tel 5f"n secured by Or. C\y rul Lo 1 t ! rt d mer I e Wlih to talk ID aomeone, 1 • .....,~ 'if1.eeoo Work Temporary Jobs Adult Studio. Stove, o-Co:HI 7714 -· 'tn · estate Real estate 1 Sh meetnewpeople.Colfee mm~~·--· late bomt Frid&• UUI l3llO l420to ._........ 0 4 bd. 3 ba., toshare w/ 2 OfftCISPA.CI Waterfront Malt Pa l· brok / Ask f Aualral an ep., nr, & Calle Hrved Detail AUTOMO'l'IVE c to • ••nter ' · MASTERN ISA Olhera on Bat ts. 122& FOIUA51 Inf• " jewelry. Low S er w: · 5401~; Baler/Btar Reward! Dolorea5'1->M9 · 8 PAITS VICKJHl.STON · •&Mllll Ac-'"" mo . u t I I t ts t & THIC-·OMY pr ce. (714) 494·4775; "::{ IM1 r. · 9$7·8'15'/12!3>377-422!_ It 1 Ml Aa-.uu.a llASIOC . ..... ~ lastf sec.dep. 675· -(213)58M.W. or • LOil• aold rin& ln shape • ,,. ... cvvt"'I,_.. Opea7:J0:5:30/*'9f0!? 2bd rm, l~ba, ocean 6762 t8Ul.67S.S790wlc. 580 Broadway, Ll&Wla M.i,1,1 .. Trwt or :.E" vie Balboa ,...,. •• Oealenbip or forel1n •-.. -----• \tiew, frplc, laWldry, no 3BDRM AptN.8.2pools. -Beach Call Anne "-~ 10'95 • · ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• auto parta experience ls 1c -2110 J --M/F to Share Buch Hauser, on·1he mar. ·----a...rv ,.,.... ~ ll/N8/lrv.f1H729 t-L.--L a -J ... .....,. Call G'-for a.neat •2hdrm, 1;~-~an.vlew, d~c .. ~~';ft~~~I + Kouse.S22Splutil.NB (714)494-41:13 41 y~-m8'er ........................ Lost F/Abby1ln1an ~at, ~ 7005 :~;~&.m... . ....,, JIC..-Plf laundry, car. No pets. 2 rooms szzs. Includes --••673-1100.. Near So. Cout Plaza, Top locaUon. actjacent to S.ttler~ C.. nr Irvine & Santa A.oa, ••••••••••o••••••••••• IOY CAl'll Local Newport BeT!.b . 4S3-2'7lO_. ___ uUI . 98().._• before 9.30 Sh r 4 BR . 2 ~ 8 A c;rtect ror boutique. Balboa Pavilion Good AJI lYPft ol real '8late nds m1edJcaUoo reward. Now Enrollling: Chris· IOU.SIOYCI Sam~alt•e ~.~ a . ..,w Turtlrock Home. Pool, ol I lease. For infonnetioo lnvestmentaslnce 1.M9. 541.9{ 1 Uan Pre·School. 320 E. cw .._.... ..... 0 Adult,studlo.s1Dve,fna .• PM or m4. Tennis. S265+util 1~uty ~';t~ fees. caU. s,.,..... Lost kitten female c.M. 11th St., Costa Meu. A. 6 MDIMW 4 Jr. Clert ID work put uU&.,$260. $420 to enter Fem only toshrlgehouse 95S·Ul8 MELruCHS. z.tTDt Blue ta& 1066 Calico, Special Program. time durinc weet days. 4 ft'·Ol80 -w/same. w/frplc, wet F to ahr beaut.·decor HIWPOIT llACH REALTOR '42· I I 0611 oran1e. silver stripes 646-5'23 Babysitter to care tor Geiwnl olf'ice and stock S..L.,.. 318' bar. W/D, micro, lge 3br,2bahome,nr0CC. A.llPOITAUA 8'1S-8l3I Wido bu money tor 548-$189 Pre School Parent 2 /yr old Jirl, 1 oroowmn dtrutiela.na'pMorUlttatblaovne. Yard nr SC Plaza No J J ..,,,,, ·-o .... -Full servl-..1n-. -w tion A 3 to day/wee.. 9·30 2'30 •••••••••u•• 000 •••• 00 ' • • -.!. • .....,. ... ,,1_,v ~'""' ---"" TD ' °'0000 N Found . 2 Poodles, Participa ·Its a, ·. · · u /T /W/Pl·.•oAM . h...--nfront SmJ '0 r 'WI pets/kids. 951.(1)99 t •1 10 n 600 t .. . . s ... ' up. 0 d I f "'-larv "/br Call Deb--• ~ UJ Will shr 2 br, 2 ba lu.x. 0 • · per ~& · o TH.... creditcbetk,oopenaJty Enallsh Setter, Golden Kin ergarten, n · ~ '# ... • 1 :OOP M, all da y garage.•/mo.l.st llst, F· share 3 bdrm, 3 ba Nwpt apt w/mature a>aosqllav11lable, Oppa,.....ty 5015 Call Denison Assoc. Retriever Mix , Doxie 53M.901 ble·752.f . Tbundays.Pleuecall: security. -..1 brand new Newport empl. woman, $300/mo Mullan RealtrS40-2960 ....................... 673-7311 Mix, Weimanner, Lab & _,.. W...... 7075 Babysitter needed, HB Ms. Deoay Parilla Ap•11ec• Fw ·~ H e i I h t s Con d o furn 640-889.1 aft 9&1XJ "lXEC SUITIS.. Need lR t'ltor deal Shepherds. Also Cats, ........................ area, pref. elderly' your 71U4M505 · orU.fw•1•1d ltOO s.At 867 5--4.133 MtF.' 3 br. N~t B~h. In Newport,hutwow111· to assume~ house.pay-~~~~ty, ~a /:d Kittens & rabbits. Irvine Companion aJde, depen· hse. or oun. te0-2250 aft MIWPOITIALIOA. •••••••••••••••••••••••Male nonsmkr, 2br, 2ba, '300/mo utils incl dow offices avail. Im· ment. Receive exisling2 TD, $30,000, 16~ Int. 18 Animal Cart Center. dablenon·smoller. ~6'---------1 SA.VIMMlrLOAN S E A WI N D S22S + ~ utils, in C.M. Sel'gioOO·D1,6'13-5UU med. 175 & 1.90 SQ Ct, yrs equity. For info call mos. Prime Newport. 75'·3'734 S48-1963 IA.IYSITTll I IOOlntleATt .... · Day 642 · 5446 • eve F 23.33 shr 2br dplx, re· from $495. Recept., con· Mark84.2·7800 Xlntpayor.661-2990 F 0 UN D : M a I e 2 English Girls, i. yrs. needed for 2 children, 1 VILLAGE 642·5620 ---od oc A' rt ferenre rm incl. Sec'I 27 .. YIELD Keesbond, No ID. abt 3 Seek emt as au pain or mv home, Costa Mesa S m .. nr trpo · 'I OC I "' 4 Vi M V d ' ' New 1&2 bdrm luxury peclacular panoramic s175 /mo. + "'2 ulils. ava1 . Nr A rport. u5•800 Invested earns or yrs. c esa er e home hep w/or without Area979:f747 adult apls in 14 plans I view. Quality F pref.. 754-4~ Llsa 833·99'11 213 on SIOK TD. Well Country Club area. C.M. children. Pref 2 families Ban.king • Bdrm from $490, 2 bdrm neal & clean, N. B 308 aq n. 2 offices !12xl4' secured. SlOO,OOO equity 5'9-4117 cloae toonea.nolher. One , ........... T .... t from $570 Townhouse 673-4209 Corona del Mar 1 block & t0x14')& receplion protection In custom REWARD: Girls green 3 Fam 11 Y must eat I from S640 '+ pools. ten· Non smk;°~~ lrg H.B. rr~m ocean share apt. area, furnished, storage Pt1me 2 yr otd 11no•• home w/pool & horses. spd bike misalnJ nr, Sr. Natural Foods. Good ~;c:~1::~e:~r~:.!! nis. waterfalls, ponds! home w/pool lspa. Nr with frplc. hardwood space available. 833-3361 11m1ty '"'°'ncff ,._ Laguna In vestments, Roaers' dell 1n CM. Ref. Non·smkrs. Replies in attract.Ive Savin&s & Gu tor cooking & heal· G WC. $185 842·2~81. fl 0 0 r 5 • den' v e r Y M·F P'Ofected net re1urn ol bkr, 661-6143 Reward well ~ver value to Christine Challen. 262 in& paid. From San 642.4979 spacious No le~e. S25-0 UH • o••• •21.000 of bike. No questions Hawlhom Dr. llswich, Loan. Immediate open· Die0 o Frwy drive North ----Mo. inclds ~uls In-ff 5 asked. Sentimental Suffolk . lP20rHEngland ingorters varieddut.ieu On "eeach to McFadden Dana Pt. 2BR. 2BA. Rel terested parties must ... write 0 II\ Ill Y" ••a•c_../ -Poeition requires 3 days Whl M Uill I S26S t t II h" wknd ( I II Profff1IOl\1ttv m•Nged · ,.,._./ value, 831-1622 Receptionist·for Dental a week and alt.ema~ then We.st on McFadden · me 5 ca t is . or t Wt 1 10 t .6% mumptiona: L;i: Blk.Bm 'nger Cat. or Medical Office. to Seawind Village. &last 493-0087 -berentedthis wknd.Call wi111on•v•12.oooc1own Lost&Foimd Blue CollarREWARD!! Mature. experienced SCaatllurLdindaays u•tnt7i~}l~l.· 714 ·Slllll. NICE! Shr 2br rondo nr ~ohn&73·28alor548-0682. Pm1<op1l1onty C1111714J •••••••1100•••••••••••• ••MS-4937•• Woman. MA & BA .,.. --SC Plaza w/owner Pool, Female. Balboa block to 784·2072 Asll '"'Aon Lott & Fomd 530G De 4!M"6l23 E.0.E. looms 4000 Jae.of course Lgedeck. beach.frp~.2baJcon1es, ....................... Found Youn& Wire srees. . ORANGECOASTS&L ....................... Your rm furn or not-~r.S24S1mo.67S.1014 h11red Fox Terrier. Nr H.tpW..ted 7100 1700Adam$,C.M. ,l..aguna Beach Motor Inn. your choice Pref non· --I Harbor & 405. 1111. Con· ••••••u••••u•••••••11 Bankmg CLlllWllTAI. Tobacco lhop, 3-7pm-5 days. 4tS E. 17th St. C.M . Ask for Harold. CLlll TYPIST F/llme, ulary bued on 1kll l 1 & exp er . Health /dent.ii insurance & •Int fringe benefits. 35 /hr week . Cal l 1710979·22'70 for more Into. COFFEE PICKERS Experienced Diidrich~ 98S No. Pacific Coast smoker 20·30 $285 IM at u re Fe~ a I e ~~ fOutl ADS tact. 54~9799. 644-2292. A.cc~• t• TB.La Hwy. Lacuna Beach 775-2580 • Vegetanan Disciple .or I PrWer~....,-548·6211 Growing Newport Beach Newport olfl""' seeks Daily, Weekly, Kitchen -Ma_sters to share quiel needs investor with lOK IK fill i --~ available Low winter M shr2brho~.Nwpt.nr private space with Ml Found · 2 German CPA Firm has Has m· full·lime Teller 6 mo rates ~ beach. gar. fplc $300 Olher.No kitchen nee I c~~ST~~ !!ls:!,~~·~ Shepherd Mix. Blktran mediate openings for an S&L or ban.king exp. COUMTatml Balbo.a Inn S90 & up : m~ 673-67~.~~ refnge only Max rent YIU llCIETUY ~ & Gold Vic Hamilton & 1ndh>idual desiring preferred For !urther P/tJme for drycleuen. · d CM M s22s s tv1a General CM'T .U IT• like cartoon personality 1 I Bushant,_968-4924 __ c h a I l en g i n g information and In -SUPER PLEASANT weekly. Kilchennette. Eastsi e · mal : >' • m 1111111.... 1n a wide variety of 642·S67 r~-...a... 5350 re. sponsibilitles Provld· •·rvi·ew call·. Bn'an Tac· · potitlon for a lharp, DOO· COOK, saute, line exp. good salary, eond.Apply call Chefm.m2 oce front 67S-8740 owner seeks F lO share Delivery. Newport EtllPIHT ans Christian and non· ...--Serv "' k t New~; dero~ated pnvate hse. ~.548-~ B~h_!!_:!tiro. aa..Satns& Christian commercial ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~g ~~~°::trit:J clie~~:.~ gart&44W~ ~~O:~.r~hrs~= room & bath, frplc S28S. Male Female-roommale Goraqes ~ ~ ouUets. Potential mull!· Male Terrier mix. be11e EXIECUTIYE Xlnt comp program & FallAL Fri, 3-6, Sat., ~3. N.B. & loclds utils. Easlsidei to share 3 bdrm. 2 ba forleftt 4350 r·· 1-·--million dollar business and blk; male Shepherd •SUITE• work environment. H.'B.548-G2;631·2288. CM ".c"l"" I horn~ tn Costa Mesa. wuteyourtlllle,& SS8·8102Ron. mix , blk and brn ;' 24hourESCOR116 Public accounting exp. SA.VIMGS&LOA.M Counter be.Ip. Mature · ·.........,"" """" Mt.k 00·7113 ••••••••••••••••••••••• costakKofmoney. 4 c t Pl Cout Quiet worltiog man pvt j _,,,mo ~ -NEWPORTHEIC.ITS MoMytoL.o. 5025 female young blk and 953·1122 MC IS~ Send resume' Classified orpora e ua person. prr Mon·Fri ·entrance, etc. $200mo.1Share 2bd 2ba apt, non $60 'MO TllEIEllAIAlTB· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tan Dobie . Female COEDS·Would Love 10 ad!r86l.DailyPilot,330 Hwy .. N.B. Gary's Deli.CoastHwy .. La una 494-4459 smkr, pool, nr S.C.P 64&-5110 llATm ... Youw lfyouwant aRealEstale GoldenRet.rieverpuppy Par'lywilhyou.CallSue W Bay Street. CM EOE M/f CdM67S.2193. b th $250+ lSOsec. 754_:]028 OHie• R~ 4400 ~Ila~!.~~~~ Lo a n at B EL 0 W 644·3656 or Debbie anytime. 92627·9983 Delivery man tor early Single room. share a · F I h H B h .,. nm11 ...... ,,... wt'l!I.,, MARKET RATE.5 call Found: Old Engl. Sheep-___ .. u.....,.. Accounts receivable. ac· Banking Ti b d no kitchen, close to ema e to s are . c ••••••••••••••••••••••• amenities in a P I F . I .,.,..,.""'°" bl book TIU8 am mes ome e· A t S200 N otl bl r m e 1nanc1 a dog, grav & whlte, vie. counts pava e · I I v e r y r o u t e •beach. utl ls incld Sl6S. P · · eg a e 1617 Westcliff. N.B. Want ~ .. -.. 1oca•i... & , , . """'""""' •• ..,..... ""'' Services Orange & PCH, N 8. keeper. General office Local Newnnrt Beach Economical car re Savage, Wilde Co """1R __ ,, financial inst. 7000s.f. ••e so111eon1 tls1 '--....ac -I"" · .. ~27-3477 6'2·9231 .. ........-0 ... _, duties. Npt Sch local.Ion. Savings & Loan bu Im quired Adult.a only 2~ 675-6606. ON THE BEACH tst. floor. A entS4l·S002. worry about equip· -Esc.-..&.. c b f' · f · · · k Floshr38R2Stryhse --... E~ORT nient & personnel. When you need expert FOUND: Beige & white urn ompa ny ene Its. mediate operun.g or a hrs. per day. No collect· C.M. bdrm, pvt bath, it. & I Bob"••9939 " "'" y .............. _ service or .,:....-irs, turn ma le cat. recent Iv 24 Hrs 641·0180 Salary open. Send re-teller. S&L and Datahne Ina. $450/mo. net + Pn·v M or F $215/mo Isl ast .....,. PE ....... t•• ... °""""" ""...,. .,...... ' _ ..... /,.. ........ _.._ sume to· Mr Ande--I red Ex bon • 11 -. · M F h BR h N rwn-dltd tlllclutrr & to lhe Service Directory neutered. Near 20th & c-._...... ·. · . ,_,. exp. pre er · • us +gas .....,....anee. '63l·026laft. 5 pm. / s r 4 se pt Spacious execut.ive of· ~.Aprofes. 1n Classified to solve Monrovia.Coeta Mesa. A..•-AM'"IVl.o.. 177F Riverside, NB cellent opportunity in a Westminster/Hunt· ·Room and bath. 1275 in Shrs 3 b~ fr Ocean •, r· f c·1 ...._, -Is..... b'-""'1._.. ....... ,...-, ··-921663 I fast growin& associa· ln&ton Beach area. blk lenrus. pool fplc, ices across rom 1 Y _.., ... -•YI _your t>ro "'m. ..., ·u11 .. eluding utilities. Hall. AU services avalla· an !land -ti on. S 1 I a r y com· ~63&-=5416=:..· ----- 760-181J alter6 W D. Micro. car, S3SO pl ble. 'optional'. From 225 •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • me.nsurate ~itb ex· Detltal Fount.a in Valley home. ~a util. 548-4340_ -sq ft. up at reasonable • 111l1 .,_... • penence. Full msunnce 0 rt bod o n tic ass ' t kitchen pnv Bath. pool, Nd M P Rmmt 12 I HB rentals. No lease re We tab care al Ille • benefits and p11d career needed full time posi· sauna $250 mo 963-1512 Hse w lrg yd Etc, wred,call673-300'l ~It on~: • 8-DAY WEEK SPECIAL • apparel. Pleasec~ll · lion. exp. necessary. call PM. S200. SSS.lm'Z 1168-4202 EXECUTIVE business Ms'/f::i~la ..::644-=-=1~405=------ Nice room & bath. good M F to shr Nwpt Brh 3 SUm5 • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars • MIWPOITIALIOA. Denlll Ortho Recep· area, references SI~ br, 2 ba dplx, I blk lo Pll'll • SA.YIMGS&LOA.N t.lonist, exper. required. ---~1067 beach,_S250 mo 64S-72JQ. HIUl~ ... '-llt ALA e It s easy to place your 8·Day Week Classlfred by marl and rt e JlOOlrvineAve., NB ~!.~.ort Be a c h · Furn. pvt. rm & ba, ut 1l GAY ROOMMATE ~"" e costs 1ust $8 -that s only a dollar a day' To qualify for this E.O.E. ..u-pd .. wash /dry, k1lch CONTACT Largest Gay EXECUTIVE ff be I ff • Dmt.I Assistant wanted, pr iv Wa lk lo OCC Male Female Service 10 New luxury office space ' • special 0 er you must a non·COmmercra user 0 err ng f/time, Cost. Mesa of. tmo.54&-1269. s o c a 1 G . R c in Irvine's busiesl SUITES e merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the once must • * 8 • • • R t I fice. Poelt.lon avail. im· ""'-•n center' Easy Frwy ac· ft ft f med. CaU ~i.11 for Prof. person. refs req t213)m......... cess. Avail now ' Call • be 1n your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad e $11,• I k b b 21!2Michflson •212 app't. 'Furn. uxury rm w It . Chr1sllan F shr 2 r 2 a for details -1D·~·~CIJ1113 • needs erg ht days selllng time or JU St one • ~L.!.:------pool, jac, gym, prk~ nr 405 & Calvary Chapel 551·tiJ1 640.4230 '"' u•D•11•~ Non-smoku, cood detail D....,........, 667·6096, 1136-8884 DIXle ~ + 1, utJI. 54Q:0430 h1ne • for busy office. Irvine. front and back needed 'E'SIDE C.M. Very Share spacious 3 Bdrm •DELUXEOFftCES• 714/752 0322 e Use o ne word 1n each box About 4 words make one AP/AR. payroll. rollec· for new Santa Ana . spacious! Very private! Condo in East Bluff 1.2 &3room. No lease re • • class1f1ed lrne o f type M1n1mum ad IS 3 lines Please print • Uons. 10-key, jour. re· Group practice. Good Own entrance Homey Wkd 10-~m 759 llOO quired. Adj. A1rporter •r•• .. •-•"'f,. • con. Send resume & re-benetlls and salary. r 1 Gal r $300 -ays · -Hotel 833-3223 9·12 """"'"'" .. '"""'"" • plainly -t ferences to Box 752 Dai· Minimum 6 months ex· '~;~;:,;. .. ·~··3375 r,!'rroo~tr..., .. ·~;~.~r.: .~~;:;. •,';~~ :.:.::.";';·-· • r:-------- ----------------------, •• ~r~~a~a~S6(), :~!~:;clllt57.ml Room near So. Coasl non smoker drinker 17301 B!_a_£h 842·2834. I Bookk~ Competent Person to Plaza. lovely home. S200 + •,util • I • help wfcillzen 2hrs . h . 1 1 Call BelJ1559:6.S26 I 7TH STREET lniit~sa 1.-.. 4450 • I I • Tustin, full ti e 1 AIR, momln&, 2 hrs evening·. kite pnv1 eges, x nl h COST"" u11tC'.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1 p ~11 hlgnl i.secur. Ad Answer llS13. Prof. woman lo s are A~A I I " · pa,. ..... , Y or· 27·21·29·30th of Nov. '642-430024hn. 2bdrm Park Newport 2or3roomofficesuites. • I • ean.,etfident,resp .. ex· 63H750After3PM. apt. $300 + ,., util. AC. plentyofprkg. Util IETA.JlSPA.CE I per. non·smoller. Grow· Rm in lge house or OCC 640-9159 _ _ _ incl Avail. now Call 1280 sq. n. Harbor Blvd • I S 8 .00 I • ing Mfr. and Ser. related t'!':.S~.csMature Woman l or resp. empl non· MALETOSHARE Realonomics 675-6700 +storage. l'500mo • I business. Good salary. to care ror small boy. !efgho~r~: ~/a:c1' NEWPTBCH CONDO Costa Mesa. 250 sq ft Realonorrucs 6?S-6'100 • I 10 60 I • 832•7300 Ref Req. 760 ·9333. 645-4224 suite Sl75 mo Ulils ID· I ' • Boo kk eeper Full · ~1107 • utils. 9s 7 - 8390 Yrly Neat M F shr 38R. cld 779 W 19th St Store or Office l350sq ft • I 13 20 I Charge. Leads lO asstDri ...:o:::.=-ve.:.:rs=------"Xlnt loc. & room. w pVt 2'i BA Condo in NB 851·8928 MesaVerdeArea '. • I • controller. Exp lhroug.h ba . n r Hoag, M. no w Boal Shp. S400mo Share 2 ofc swte m pre· ~.!23 • 15 80 I financial & P & L State-~:f/=~a~rr~~ ·kitchen. · 646-IOOS Encl gar ~·40 Arter sug1ous airport area 375 Retail or Office • I • • ments. Min.i computer Quiet working man. sPM 673-2Al3 sq. ft For details call Cornerof19lh &Harbor. I I • exp helpful. lrv1ne. a .54MMJ privale entrance. etc SB su er ~~eat view 851·6226 Approx 1000 sq rt air e I Add $2.60 for each addltlonal llne for 8 times • 545-8407 Ask for C Dar· DllVllS WAMTID .i$200 mo. Laguna 'r . 2~ 2 b house' SEWPOfrf-BEACH S04 cond. Great for Real ryl. Responsible, mature. 18 '494-4459. ;r~ mal~ ~a 646 BOSS • No Newport Blvd. 180 to Estate Office, tax ac • I • yrs or over. lnttntive & Hotek, Mafels 4100 Sh NB ~ walk to 1500 sq fl avail at 9C>' a ~ou~t~nlftir ~~~ • I . CAim advancement. Mon.·Fri . ....................... ~h p b. sq rt. Sierra Mgmt Co ig ra IC 670 ~ I Publish my ad for 8 days starting • OPPOITUtfTllS lam"5prn.673-.92113. Ltve on Newport Beach · \'lnn a, gar.no-641-1324. mo 642·1 ays • I withSouthem CaUfomia Dry cleaners counter SIOO wk Pine Knot smoker 1325 + 1 ' util S48-8&4lEves • I Classification •• Electric.lfyouare: woman 3 days a week. Motel. 63al W PCH. NB ~I I098 . WATERflOKT WESTCUFFAIEA 1.0ver21yrsohge. WIUtrain.~7621. 645-0440 Room males wan led . View offices. elc Slip 700 sq n retail shop now • I Name • 2. Have clean driving DR y c LE AN ER s. Yearly on the beach furn f' /M F prer Balboa Is.. 750·9440. . available. High traffic I record. Counter Girl, r /lime. rooms. Kitch. & Ba. w.~ve.673-J173 -DAN A PO I.NT 250 location. A 851·8300 • I Address • 3. Desireiulltimecareer will train. As k ror .s280 per mo + S280 M/f' shr 2 bdr hse Balboa $175 /mo. 500 SJSOtmo. 500 • 4. WllUng lo work hard. Yvonne: BU-5486. , &ec .. dep. 2306 w Ocean-Penn. nr bay S300 "11 97 345211o120Violel Lantern ~!':'!.~~ .. ~.... I Ci ty Zip Phone • WE would llkelotalk to iiii~~:~~-- front NB util. 675 2164 · For rent or lease lO,SOO • I you. Call for appt. btwn 8 Btcfroalk 0... 613-4154 Fm roommate. M·Smkr. NWnEXEC STI sq (t storage yard . • I Check or M.O. enclosed 0 •• !s~o fo~·ra: ~c~e~: Prec~s.p.. Yoc.tloft l.... 4250 to shr nice apt, S A. Luxurious 383 sf office Fenced, locked, paved. 2 1 3 1674 . 0 1 1 3 0 r Needed. Oppcirtwuty to ........................ Pool.tennis $275 + '>i avail for sub-least in near comer of Red Hill • ,' Charge my ad to: • e 3498 E 0 E create a new deperl· \OCEANFRONT2&4 Br . .!JUI ~34241 oneof Npt.s.exculsiveof· & PaulatJno, eosta • 2131 74• . . . . ment for a crowing, Avail. Winter. Weekly / Male to shr CdM home. fict complexes. Airport Mesa. 549-9671. I ,... E • ~!!!!!!!M/F!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1•11!!1 medium sized da ily Monlhly.673-7873. myh1deawaypad 2 Brt c lose Includes : l ...... W-.d 4600 • 0 MM # xp.____ C•.....,ER newspaper. New ma.in· h... an1 ba all the g--''-Short • R e c e Pt I P b o n e I "-• n.xu frame c..-.... 11.r system ~ BR 2 BA, \A:e ront uuw= U ·1· • J 't I I ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• • Must be able to work . v .. .,.._.. "''pl. at The llikai in walk to bch. $335. • ti tlaes • a.m or a Young working mother I O # E • Sat. 11 Sun. Other hn lo will be ordered 10 I Honolulu. Don PeU!Jobn 673·4'53 •100 free copies/mo. desperately nds I or 2 • I xp. • be arran&ed. Apply in Januar~ (mott likely (213) 8180'1 Make your shopping •Am PI e Pa .r k Ing BR apt that will accept L person: Kerm Rima larce EC hardware _ ~.:::,t:."t::.\"O::: ~l~~~~-:,: ~":.0"'' ::OY?~:-~.:.,""' !:¥.~!~ "'" : r.:::-.:.::::-wE-:LL-PA v THE Posr AGE-::.::::-.:.:::-.1 : :t.~t~ ~ .. "''""' IS' 5~~ .·r:m·~.,~ng:: ............ 4450 ............ 4450 ............ 4450 • :. 111111 NO POSTAGE : • Cleric~~a.t ~~ivll~ ~::~l~ 11Y. ;;eekly & monthly •••••0 •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• 11 •••••••• ............... •••••••• • 11 , NECESSARY 1 1 • 3 . 11:30 PM Mon·Frl. perience oett1111ry and r I l t s a v a I I · IF MAILED Clerical cMies on edult knowled.re ol nadlmen· ·~(7l~~l.t.Spm,ask ,RIME RETAIL LOCATION: •• ~ UN IT~NOT;TcAHS 2 •• r:!tlil~~~=~ ~rd ~o~~~.m~! Ill Btg ~ubUi. Pool COSTA MESA ~ ~ "" mlacpaperwortandpa· d epartment wlll be .~tab&t.~~4f·2frtcs. THEHARIOR • ~ BUSINESS REPLY LABEL : • ~:~'::~r'tl1:'!:~~ ~::;:::1bi11\~i~: Lq •t. home, Bl( Bear. SHO ...... A CENTER • "'2 FlllST n •u P£RMtT NO tJ cos a MESA co111.1FOllN1A ~ • cJer lcal or medical optrat.e. maintain. and " .,. akl area, hoflhya • F"rl"9 • ... back1ro1and. Position repair coaoponent1 QI ~Pwla:eadt. (714}... 2300 HARBOR ILVD. I( POSTAGE Wll.l llE PAI() B~ oltOOA!S&E a • alao IVllJ for Sat.Sun lb. I J ll e"' w It" ¥ike Tahoe Cabin, So. • ~ Orange Coftt Dally Pilot ~ e :h.~:llC.,iatrenoB~ ~1 :!1,::!.~':;.,i; :re cloef to c:::1f Raiphs. Thrifty. Edwards Cinema , J .c. Penney Co., • .. Da1·1y •1·1at i • loJtftW ..... ~.a. .ci1.wo.' Chuck E. Cheeses' & more anchors. 1 • •• ~. r . {: : Oerttal p11t u •• HoaM ~r ,,_., 2Hi0sq. rt. suitable for bakery, sea food or similar. .., ao.aoueerow..,. pn1, a:P.I , RANCHOIWlAGI Approx 2000sq. ft. nexttoCh~.k p;. Cheeses' suitable e 1 Boi l5IO •·•ml!r.•1!1! ~1;-11.t'or rt••·•ontli or for baby apparel. toy store or s1m1lar. • I · 1 e , ....... , ., ..... • e 330 W. lay St. : n. 11 • m.. N1111o If arrialt'• I I _...,;,,,J l •mt•o Laa P1lan11 To'" refer.to Wt 37 e f Co1t1 Mt11, CA 92828 • : •• "9-., r.-. ~j=I~ 54~7921 • I I • ~ ... , ....... ,, ..........•.........•.•.•••• --------....... ·-~ . -----· . ·~~--.~~~~---~...------..._._.._.. ............ ~~ ..... ~ ........................................................... .. ce..l/CU I. 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Gtrl.,.,_lllLMWIJI Mtu, lrvlet, Rtf1. paptrf drywall -rrtte.a.c::llium--l J!J1 .. !!I, p&au rn.aa.u ' ---m.hTI •• • · Pluter P1tcbla1 ' Uc tJllllG ~ino NOJOBTOOIMALL DryW11l/Pl11ttr-Wt H•'Wn • ROBIH1WNO --. rtahacco. lol/11t. 10 ROGl!UTD.J:WOIU l'IALLJOU ....--'.--M•BkUt.&\1441. ,._ll\1..._fllt.940 •••••••••• .. ••tt•H•tt• Servlce-.UiatouOlY C•,lOlll Briel!, Stone, All PaiJIUQC•iot M50 e•l yrs.Nt1t.Palll54$-»17 JOktlt6.a..P'loOf'I fwa w.HAUCOMSl'I. D11t,._.-.m 11tlo.Uc • .-...aum HOlllEIMPROVgM£NT cleubolle. StO-GMT 8'ock, CGecr*,Stucco M50 Neat, complete tlAfllerdamta 10~ad C1tttom hocnel, fram· Aal. •.zt1Uetp231S REPAIR, PWMBJNO, Ref1. Yrtte9t.~Ml'l Fneett. nltl51-'72'a S.D. ROI.. '11MTt 1 I , Dav•'• ~>'*Ill, addl· bta''AI c•---.__ lllSCLEAN ••••••••• ............. . Ill, rt mod, rtncb CONCRl:TIWORX Uou, comm'I, aallllttc t.Ue.n... ;.[.N;~'t;) llAKISITGL!AMI MAIBLl-'nLJ:.STONI McCORMACK PLMBG Trw Swla DAILY doon, = • paUo fowadallom, 1idewa11t1, c1lll111, tnturu. amaU.•1111 .... Incl. lutall pre·flb c.t.1~ at HOURSERVJCE ...................... . Pl.Of coven. t•llo 1labs. u1tom *·11'7 frp tu. 145·5602, 25 >'"ell'· c. l. Uc. 12Nm '1HlN THITmflOftl ~y R~:-=JN rick.Llc .... evt1. 9tctrkll ~1~!~.~~;i::~c~, i.t:;. ",o;:c:.~~~~. 21Ma4.0WO =~~dColot TOPHATl'ta HI Low•tprite aMU1 Alllhrs..lre R odelin decks Re1ld. Concrete; Al10 •••nu••••••••••u•• .. oddjobt.C131-40111 hn.tu.Mll 8ryut'1 Landlcapln1 l\ENTA13PAJNTED Spec. In ""'1UtaJ1lJ ' JAYITmCAll Your Dally Pilot bo:'H, free~t. John s~ .. "!"ltl. IJc. 374087. ErtLEbCTt R1 ICl~1-plnced c.-.. ........... .._r., Ho"lt"ltinlns fi our Brick, •toot., 1 blockB.BconQ • Perfect, promjl(, r.iu. commercial worll. I.Jc. Complete aervice and Se 1 Uc. tucmo. ell-130l --t·UM/MM078 • , '"..uma e on • .,.. .... 1 ,__, .. .. crett. rp c1,. •. Se.uldePntaw..eos uou21. am stump 1rindifta. 10 yn. Rrv etDlredot1 ry 1--------•c--i-Tlt lar1eor1e»aJIJobl. Roolln&•Plumblol Milne ... Call Janice'• patloa, drlvewaya. exp. Uc. tr11.MO>ta tpr981ta Vt IOOMADDmOMS -Uc.13111121 en.cme Di)'wall·Stueco ·TU• Ra111dy Annt. 9 yra Ouar.Ue.,lnl.~1· A11Pa1nliJll:lntM50ut Dr1ln1clearedhomSlO. 642-1671.nUll ,.._,.r_. .... n ........ wat•· ....................... RES Remodel. J.8.l*MO up,116·»14 ..... Neat -mplete Plumbln1 repajr1,'P'ree n.tortlt ~~=~~~~~~-=.....,J"~fill!~•~~~·~-= .. ~1 THI Tl.IMAM ID /COMM'L ---.-Brlck-Block·Cement .-.w. ' w • est .. aU1MIU-1Cm •••••••••••u••u•••••• : Dennila&«51 Preetst. M0-2062 Holiday p1rty time 11 frpl. '1. Xlnt. work. Free est, re/a. 8SH2'2 Free lat leaoo: expert C.....~ htrel Lti11ultanl R.t1. Depudabl e Pat INT/EXTPAJJln'ING 'ools.nke........ Sp1n11h /Frend1 tutor! ~··~· .. ;;;;:·~··•••• ........ :::::? •••••••• McCryatalCeramicTile C)ind1l Almee,•1• Ml-0131 Llc'd. ~·· fl'tffctt ....................... Meu Verde 549·1677 « ''t dill . •lift• All type1-kl.tchen bar1 Diltinctivelnstallatlon N t • d a ma Id or ,.._,.__.._I:'! ..... _, • • &4f.lOl'7 • • PHOOTR=":"BS-16-llpm> . DllD I, IU Ill Or aar-&e units.' Day Lie. 14087f6. 84&-11812 \,NU"'"'"" .. _..... " 1m1U buline111t. Boyd M5-65Zl ev.S..1A5 bou1th1perf Hrly or C.r1mlc1\le. Muonry NE~NS PAINTING &I IN.QR PAS Spallilb teacher will ex· Wheeler, CPA. SS4S5 ' HUffft'aCeramlcTUe wlrly.C1UMadrtdA1tn frM•Umata t4f.,toU lnt·Exl , Ru·Com, Swimmlnoool ch1n1e leuona wl\11 eves. c.,aattr Floors -Sbowtn-1\lbe ty, M.V ,a.Tl u.....y... acouatlc tttllnaa, ref., remodeUnl planoteatber.1'75-7"'4 Call _,. ~pm """' .-.-,_ b t In.sured and lic'd . ... 1-.C11..,•1/ •••••••••••••••0 •••••• ...... • ••• ._ HOlJ • "' r--............ Typllit •---'--_. ··--· DAYvPECJALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~"'--·-· PRIMROSEPOOLS ~ ............ ROUGH• nNISH cil.JLI c-8 -. •tN IC .. 0 ·--. --· Y•11trvv011C .. USE •A-I~• PAINTER NEEDS 857·54'5at411N·S771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Doon. fences~ windows. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Otrl ~art I T Q I I -~ RESID.ICOMM'L etc. Refs, free est. Childcare, Mon-Fri ws. op u1hty Spec al WORK 30 )'Tl. op., Int., rr.,ertr t1 I I -· 1 tn"9 f'rtt estimates on larse ~(Quis) lnlants , .. _ ..... 6 yrs. • CLEANINOIQNOOOM care In bandllni 25 '¥"' ext., acc. cell. Davis ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 1eo..1J01wkd)'S..9:30am .... _. Rt1ld./Comm'I Al10 np. Compaitlve rtlAll PalnUnaMT·Slll orsmalljobl.135-73118 Custom wood patios, My home .~ CM . J It 11 1 Noonrtlme.130-1353 d .. ood _,,_ 546-7564 en or a nrv C'H. R.,PH'SPAlNTlNO ........ ec..1, w wwdows. --------• W.NTO ""' ....................... Llc'd. Reas. John or CHILD/INFANTCARE llOU8Y.CLt'.ANINO · ao. ·p~~ :.0~~t:.~-~~~ J:.~~;~~·P:~s:e Driveways, parkin& lot Rickt7&.32ll D111. wk:nds, tnY C.M. Xtr11, wuhllron, d• c1retullervlce. mouo r~palra, aealcoatln1. Fine fanlJh work. Doors home; $1/br.6'2>0162 .....,. Call aft I Ml-3708 SLi~cS A1ph1lt. 831·4199 huna. decks, remodel. C_._·&-.. 4.-............ .,...... :... • STARVINGCOLL£0f; · Randy ,673-5716 .::::.~::.:=::.. RHpoc1alblt, Xlnt Refa. STUDENTSMOVlNG Call •t?t<r751• CO Uc tTUH3S ALLSTATE PAVlNG C.,.t s..1q 22 Years Exp. Custom • • ..._.. ln~ured. MJ-tu'T ' Sealcoating, Striping, .. •••••••••••• .... ••••• Homes, Condos, Apta & WATCHUSGROW! Repairs. Comm /Res. WeCareCrptCleaners Remodls. Bob492·2208 QuaUty Jloul«loanlna 1391362. MU181 Stum c~an le upboll. C-L..d with Pet110MI Touc:h •Harrinaton & Son,. ltiltylHllllt Truck mount unit __ B_et.h_W.O!Je Careful, O>urteous & Qualll)' pt&ll.owect ratea in O.C. Neat, prompt aerv. MS-9'/838-7149 Holiday Special, ext/Int palnt1n1. Prof. Renbl. Free est. Steve 547-4281 , ..... "-• •••••••••••••••••••••• P1C1an MAMAl8tlMT Oran1e Co. area. 15 Yr'I experience. Call for Info. and rates. HUllZ ·~ w ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale l Reoair <I l.llliq uoe and modem clocks & watches. Gue' Watch Shop No Cst Hwy at Boat Canyon utuna. 4"-8282 Trade Ins welcome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w.do ~ .. General Contracting w • I Home Improvements, •••••••••••••n•••••••• damaae repain. Quality Orl1tnal WlndowWuher work. Llc. l-894-t'/98 Av& 3 br home, $35. 831-761118 ....................... Work auar. ~3716 COldti ...... Co H u... Cbtap.135 min. --------1 Muter Builders, custom l~H.fiiilf u4f7-405eU I GUAR. R~ULTS I_._ "Let the Sunshine In" B~~y~ltU~ ~y tr·· Sb•mpoo 'steam clean. qu.ality, room additiODJ, •• , .................... --------Ma11IM:orales. MFA .:::~~............... C1.USllDlhineW'tDdow unc . c. . Color briahtenera wht Lie. Larry Wendell. Conurvltlve Female w.lc 1..-&'75·47%Z/646.2111 Cleanln1.Lld. 541-88S3 ••S56-61184•• Cfllls . 10 min. bieacb. (213 ) 921-~41. <213) teacher delirs home to ....................... L...tCOMtncKo.Co. Babysittln1. our C.M. homes, l yr & up, any. time. 642..SC, 646-5759 .Hall, Uv/din. nns SU; 944_1468 bf ouault.:-~tblre · Tbeory/Plano/Siahl· ,---'------~---• SE!ecia1Jlzin& in shake &i CLEARVIEW --------"'·" ereoces. _.,...., wn ..,........, shinaerools. WINDOWCLEANlNG av1 room $7.SO; ~ch "-~ lns'd. FreeesLM2-489 1 Prompt.'-'&U75-m6. ...3 _ ..... , Bonn sln&Lna. ColJe&e prof, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free estimate 1142 ..... 1 $10; chr $5. Guar. ebm. =::;;::?............ I Tba.nkf(IU.Court. a:_. ;...,.,_.,or y. your home, any aae. The Paperffan(er, Prof. -Chnsornm9M-6484 petodor.Crptrepair. Gu•a .. ""' .... ED RalphCaba.Uero&Sons ' Rap.~ cple would Gr1ee55M'a2 install Deeoratorqual. Oran1eCoutRoorm1 1Mh.MaW1 •c•/ Ser-tic. 1 .. yrs exp. wor. Fa'na'sb'ing, Drvwall. like lo care for your p....a.. reees · ~e-.,,.., Reroofins Repaira. F II Ref S31--010l , yrs exp. Compl. maint. HAULlNO.S25 831·1993 .__ "--.1 --, .,~., _, .... ....., reem.,qual serv • Do .. ~"~ Gardenia& ffrvice, 10 ,CUAMW'YOUIACT F t St ••7•-1 Prof WlndowC!ean.lng. lDYff · •· Plastering, Paintin1. Comm/resld. Trft tnm· ...,...,, ~. ~Apn 30· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ArlJ type wall covering '"""..._.,.....,..l,.... fuar. Ty-Rae ·67~1 ••;;~·~;;=.:;;;;;:;~··, NoSteamlNoSbampoo Frank Da.ber,9'1M348. ming & removal, clt1.n· 1TREES/SHRUB TRIM 10daysmin.67s.osll Fine painting by Richard I n s l a 11 e d by BALBOA ROOFlNG CO. Exr:enced Insured ' StainSpecialisL Fast "-C ups. Free est 64M65o4 Garaae & yard clean· t...chc~ • Sinor. Lie, ins. l3 yn °' Journeyman paper Skyll1hu&Plastering w.dowTWllg i 7-.~ · dr ,,._ __ -·~-~ _.. art.•.30 ups.Freeest.S57-8271 •••••••:r.':?••••••••••• bappyN.8.cuslomers banger. Ins. lie, work Free-t. ....... ..... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• m -.-.eves y ... ,.,.,...,. __ .._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ ,______ C U S T 0 M Tba.nkyou. 631-4410 """ .,,...,,,...., QuaUtysince1'72. Yacht Hul!Oeaninr C--'11b•aWtc r PETS "R" PEOP~E Exp. 1ardener. clean· ~ULJNGICLEAN·UPS DSC G !Jln.ll!_. Ralph Caruso ROOFING All types. FrMcowteousest. -r-•1•-r Boardin11&Groommo ""-., .. _.bs ....__ LAN APlN Create OLYM-r•~lo.U!. -·...,., ,. ........ Complete Underwater ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• "W C ,., " ops , tree trim, mant. uu• · ......nt • '~ • · t ""'" ~ .. ..-. Lie, guar Cash dis· ,.....,.... Service . 1 carpet & upholstery e are S46-2M8 Free est ~e641-1086 removed. 962-6546 a wuque envuonmen · INT /EXT. FREE &ST u W AJ.J..PAPER! count. Larry 642·8233 I f °'·1472 HIGH QU .. ' WORK .... Jim 648-0176 c e a n e r , r e e Draftt.g Strikes tto..ci..9g ,...... Custom papernanging M·F When you caU Classified ~ L I ~otchguard, fioor wax· ....................... Tak at• J a P • n es e ....................... M.rri191 SerYket LOW RATES SM-1903 Resid/comm. ~2766 TU.. to place an ad, you 're as· -llf&I ang972-88311 E.M. D5GN&CHK Nunery, l~ca~g & ....................... ·-sured or a friendly ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••I packaging/sh mtJ /pcb ma.int Tree tnmmmg.& BOGART'S CLEANING MARRY TODAY CUSTOM INT /EXT HANGING SlO a roll, •••••••••n•••••••••••• welcome and fielp in 10~ SELL ldk! items with a Call~l clean-ups Spet. 10 Custom home serv., No blood tau req. Llc EXPERTSERVlCE quality, rree est .. & TILEINS'J'AUED wordingyouradforbest For small buslnesaes, Daily Pilot Classified Bonsaiprun.ing 8»9900 bonded. ref., esl., provided.968-3'197wkdys LOWRATES stripping. Call Scott Allkind.s.Guara.nteed response. Call Now ! my CM home. 646-IMTI Ad. Classified Ads &U-5678 X.SB. 645-007 . Aft. 5, all day Sat/SWI. NU·BROOK 64.i.1403 ~932S Refs. John 89J..1667 ...-64.-.o2'"'·567=---8.__ ___ _ ~.~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~.~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~.~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~.~:.~ ..... ~!!! F /time position open wilh Genera I Omce The March <I Dimes as IEC.nOMST community ses:vice rep Witb variety ol duties. Shouldhavepnorexper. Some drafting exp. in organ.lz.atiooal work. helpful. but not nee. Siles &/or fund railing. En1ineering office Must be a sell-starter & 675-6110. able lo wo4 with both ~~~-----i YO\IDg people & adultJ. Girl with car ror 5 days Send. resume to: March rrom 1 to s PM to pre-ol Dimes, ill W. Dyer pare evenini meal. S20 Rd, tlOG, S.A. 9'2707. day. BSHm'l GAL FIJDAT U.irdresser wanted wilh P If or F II'•Zor 3 dally. following only Village Prefer exper Secretary Fair Mall.flN..1600 to manage office for Ha irstylist, Utlme, ocal tu/fin firm . M · urist NB CM Please Cl.ll Mr. Vance anic ' · " · · H 0 U S E K E E P E R . MAMAGfl Nuning Pharmacy Clerk· Foun· Restaurant Sales Mature. Weekends only Private community LVN's & Nurses Aides Lain Valley Ftr Jedros. Cooks, Busboys ~ S.. Permanent. 548.3688 Send resume to Three needed in 74 bed skilled 9lil-4"7 & Dishwashers. Apply in Position open selling re-I Housekeeper L1ve-1n. Arch Bay. 5 B~ Dr. So. nursing facility . All Production person. Baker/Bnslol ader ad advertismg to HelpwitbMother. La una CA.92677. shills. Pre-certification Packing & handling CM. localmerchanlSinapro-~ program avail. Salary bosery. FulJ..time posl· llST••• ... ....,. tected territory. Ex· 1.. Medical A.wlstant, back dependeat on uper t' E a"•h ... In ~• 11 t · I •-Howt ,.,., ff f I S f 100. n6"" spe... & El Ranchlto now hanno ce en comauss on .. S600 per mo. Monday o ice, or ~riv•.~: alary allrevlew a ter Crystal Creations CMM2·1142,NB67~ bonus pro(rams. good through Friday. 12 noon genera pracuce. , 3/mo C Dirttt.or ol 631-5414. -co. benefits. Apply at to 7.30 PM. Must have F11r Dr ' SU N. CM Nurses:S.776' P/Ume. 7days.2hn d11-Ret.a11Sales Tbe Penoysaver, 1660 owntransp 54.S-930(. jOllice ly 'AM delivery L.A I SILYEIWOOOS Placentia,C.M. (714>~aft 7PM Modelsneeded.Alltypes., Ordef'll--..a.... Times SlOO per week 5••-Men, women &c children & coord~ti;-~ · Mewpert IMdl ~ JANrTOl_,/T No~ nec.548-7762_. _ 1 OK. F(f.S.A.~ La una Bach.~. We have an immediate Eschbacbs flowers & Immediate openu1g for a P /TIME IVIMM&S openlo1 for a fu.11 time Gills. fonne:rb' °' Lag j an i t 0 r t 0 w 0 r k MODE&.Sl'ESCOITS Part·tlme Counter Girls. C • 1 with I Bch, is looldng for perm. weekends, da.y shift. For Attn Females only Apply in penon. Tum· a a 11 sa Js Peno;j ~~· & temp sales club for . . II S 95..1-0nl my Stuffer Rest. 2'70 S YCMlllc.rien pe ence in me spec1a . new loc. in Udo Marina 10terv1ew, ca · coll -----Bnstol.C .. 7•1 _ _.... AduL•· -'tb-"-'andlng tystore Woman's wear Wheeler l714l 97S-0'700 Models, professional, 111 " .....,, "" :"'' """''a1 u"' Excellent .v..mm'15sion° Village. Apply in person. attractive person 1 es w M ilins·Eschbadls. 3431 HEAR US Ol.11'! Texas EOEM/F with Portfolios needed PAIT-TIME SEC'Y who enjoy working with incentive program & 1 Refinery Corp. offers I.II LATHl OPllATOI for public relations & Balboa Island law office. 10-15 year old youths. com.pany benefiu. App-! ~!c~porto, Newport &U·3761 Moo-Sat area. l7thSt. MS.93t4. General Professionals seeking additional In come. l714)84Ml996. OPPorlunity tor high in· Fully exper'd, small lo l t work. ~l·:J139. S H 0 R T H A N D Evenings &-9 p.m. Call ly in person to Mr. come PLUS cash med. precision parts. NHD~ REQUIRED. Flex hrs 642·4321 . exl. 343 Falkner. 45 Fashion Sales bonuses and fringe Tooling & short run .I Wehaveopeningsfor400 Call675·S460. between 2 p.m. and 5 Is land , Newpo.r t OUTSIDESALIS --------•I benefits 1n the Costa 646-1813. _ _ people· to wort approx. Part·lime wort. all type. p.m.AskforAndrea Baeach. or c~ for 111· Industrial chemical General Mesa area. Regardless LR'-.., tr!U"'V 1 o days dell verin g no fee. Laguna Beach tervlew apPointment. company Hells career TMl .... .._CWt f · · CF ~-~ 1 • M/F .... ~ HCIPT/SEC'Y (7141644·2'2t. oriented exper outside _, 0 expenence. wnte . . telephone dlrectones ID ~._.,, Neat, front ofrice •P. E.0 .E. salea na~. • Sears. Pm .. Box 711. Exec· ty pe for Sr· the Orange Co area Part time. Co. needs stu· f th ,..~ Stcwity Ft. Wort.hTL 76101 partner in N.B. law Work your avail. dents to sell baUoons in pearance ~· or 15 Reta1IS1les Salary +Commission M•~ firm. Highly allied wilh daylicht hrs. Men or store ln So. Cout Plaza. firestaglously located Bright, enthusiastic peo. Hilb Repeat Business S ... •lieor Hostess. exper'd, (/time, MAO CARD exper. Top women over 18 with Must be over 15 & very U'ID. Must have gd or. pie needed for Hotlday ExceUelllProduct Line A minimum d 1 year'• ~ply in pel"IOl'I: Beach comp en• at 1 on t ol cars, station wagons or o u lg o in I Ca 11 fice exper. & be very salu work in ma~· or Good Training Program ri in .,~ rl 9 SI qualified person. Call u•• lru" ... A ..... _._,,ed. ....., """·'l'TOO versatile. Will be work-,.._pt 1,_ Pff •. tr Management expe ence ..x.:u ly ouae, 61 e.epy J t (7l~)' .. ,.c.,,.,. '"' ~"" -~ ~ ...,.,.._ ing witb ,,,.. level ex-""" · ...,..,, "' Op......,,,.,,u· ... H I oycea , ..,.,. __ . l Pleasant outdoor work, -----=~....-.----...,.. ope.nlnaa avail 1mmed -·-...., or Military supervision, ol ow Ln .. L.B. Live in Housekeeper validdrivenlic.&Ca.Uf Part·UmeSales.uper'd. ecutives fc;r multi· Call S ~ NoTravel and tbe ability to deal _.4N-....._97"""""07~·-----Cook 1 meal a day. Uc plates ~· You cat1 Motherhood Malernity national orcanl&allon · usan Send resume lo Mr. c. withpeoplearerequired HOUS~ERS Salary, room. board.I earn SJ.50to15/hr. or Boutique, Fashion Xlntoppt'ytogrowwilh SALES Lewis, 121 Ro rth fortbiljob.PMshift. Christian c"leaning 1&u1 dn: Island , flex . hrs. ro. Med.Iden. benefits. Telephone sales -now Mariposa Ave 19, LA 67.......... more e g on your Eves/w .. ends. Call C t t J II rt i Ii service needl help. Exp. ~ "'-ll p a on a c u e a er accept ng app cations 90004 Please call for an IP-ref .. but will train. Local Amw•y Distributor Sv=v ""' very or Mimi. 7»9851. 8:30am, (n4)7S2.fi003. for an assertive ""f'SOO ~~------pol t ·at 9 »s PM is helping many penoos 1mmed. assienments ..=;=..:..;;.;:::;;..;:;='----C~ ..-SAUSPllSOH ndme : .. _'. F d , .50/hr. 60-6149 earn m--working two following a short train· PAIT-TIMI A S COIP. with past telephone r . . Mon ay uuu n ay, Hous· .. -.-~.~~ In I l lh 181152 acArthllJ'Blvd sales exp FIT or PIT or retail store in 645-5000 Exta\s' 521 ca""",..... to four hours a day. We g session, app Y a e CA.StB La Beach. A I l EXECUTIVE SECRETARY BIG 8 CPA FIRM LOCATED IN FASHION ISLAND Big 8 CPA firm located in Fashion Island is seeking a professional secretary. Typing 75 wpm, shorthand 100 wpm , capable of workin g independently, well organized and versatile. Competitive starting salary and excellent benefits. CALL FOi APPOINTMENT 1714) 640.9200 EXT.247 EOVAI.. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~!!!ll•!!!!!!l!•!!lOfl!l!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!Llj Live.In. Appreciative can help you. For in· loc nearest you. daily, H••111w· .. -.r Ste.100, Dou&JasPlaza sales pogit.ioo. Apply in llJ.unSoa "'--~H PPLaY a I ~ F I 2 hi Id 8 30 10 -.. "'-~ lrv' CA. 92715 person 1660 Placenba, "" · ~ W'J. g. Have somet.lung to sell' 1 m1 Y • c ren · terview Call SS'7·S87S at : am, : ...... m or Full or p/Ume. App•u : u all Deb I Cl Ill·"' ds do II O"ean Front s days 1 1 30pm v c .... or c : Mr. Jones · ass 1c:u a It we . WANT ACTION? Tbe fastest draw in lbe West ... a Dall,y Pilot I Cluaified Ad. &U-5678. Us~ the Daily Pilot "Fast Result" service directory. Your service Is our. specialty. Call 642-~78 ext. 322 ffil.$91 · · MAIDS · 810 Lemon, Orange Crown Hardware, 31117 IEC.nOMST 642·0811. Housektoeper/Live-ln needed immediately 1 lJ W Chestnut. Anah E. Cst. H!Y, CdM. Santa Ana Law Firm ------------=----- Spanllh speaking OK. Exper'd. Apply Angie.I 13650Harbor8lvd,G.G. ·-------Bid&. needs congenial S:C Local rererences. Lite ~~~0~~:'~~1~:i:~ E~~~fo~~p~o~er_ PAIT TIME !';~'::!':1::r..1~:~~~~;~ Nat'I Sales ~ =;i:, ek. Wknd.s off. ..:::S;.;;;;a.:;:,n""'C""le;.;;:mo.:en=te"--. ----1 Newspiper Delivery L.A. EYEllllS Mon thru Fri. ~ per hr. Position avallabJe for MAJNT. PERSON Times to homes on Call Mona for appt. dynamic aaleepenon lo Houselteeping service need rull and part time help. $4.50tostart. S311U8bett.5 Exp'd in cement, cinder Balboa Perun. 3:30am· We are presently seek· 1141558'8001 be In ch1rae <I national block. brick, tile, noor· Sam. $600/mo. 548-8441 Ing adults with pleasant i--------111 sales for a computer ina. carpentry, etc. or646-14l3. personalities who would R.l. IMYISTMIMT supply company In 1 548-60'9 be Interested ill working Fountain Valley. Must mo. MUISlto«i in Sales & Promotion COUMS&OIS be capable ol making MANAGll RN's, LPT's, LVN's. We with Dally Pilot Carriers CHECK WHAT'S HAP· preaentatioo.a to large have numerous oppt'ys 10 to 15 years old. P E N I N G A T computer m r 1 rs for sailboat rental Unllmlted earnings HERITAGE. 100 ~ ... -u, .. -... theU.S. Ph. operalloninHuntington for licensed pro· COMM AV•rL uuv OVUl Harbour. Thorough fessionale on all shifu . available to right 5•9 ••10' ASK,.FOR (710983.cz18. .. 1-"' ..1 bot Exfi!r. In a ~chlatric penoo. Hr. 5:30PM to .. ..... , .. l!I•••••!!!!!! .now ..... ge "' a re-8·.30PM , M-"'ay thru VINCE. -= i /. a· tenan"e facUtydealra e.Weof· "'"' s••---.. pa r ma 0 ... • Friday. Some Saturday jl!!!!!l!!!•!!!!!!ll•••!!!I!~ ~,...__.. ( t ___ <O ___ > __ , ) WANTED < (---c----, ' rlberglusing, ricain& ~e~tc:'~f:!~! avaifabiUt'f. For ar· llaleorfemale.m.4341 necessary. Outboard polntcneot, cal ; Have aomethlng you eo&ine repair helpful. I ::!'~~·H Capu:;:~~Y 642.4321, ask for Ben wut to atUT Clwlfled Find what you want In N Classifed Ads 142-5678 Da~l2l31y)27l.a77PI•"' ................... ···:. -W-llll_•_aalll.111111111 ... -ada do: wll. MZ-:78. Dally Pilot Clasalfledl. ew s pope r ~ PUJ11MI Patly P11at ······• .......... °"-: ·, NEWSPAPER AIMRTISIHG . No~:.q~.. Carriers for routes d~ablt and avail•· PIX ftsultlr • H t• gto Beach GRAPHIC nrt'INlrD ble on call. Npt Bcb ~ In Un In n I ULllantn Fa1bion lllaod area. Tbe Daily Pilot bts an Immediate open~ Jmmedlatt opening In the cretllve 7eo.GSOJ,1;•12:30 for a PBX operator. ~perl~predltr Fou .... ta1·n "alley & Newport Beach servicea department now exists for but will trein:. 20 boun per.._.. 5 •YI a 11 I Y1 rull·tlme artllt. Requira good arapbk " Put•up Jllr'IClll needed week. For appointment ror (ntervlew dcsian •nd 1p1tial sensitivity, 1billty to Tbun. Fri 6 Sat. E•l>. : call: 842·4321. apec type, some Illustration or technical I drawlna ability, ~nowled&eable In preferred , typ 111 a ,. production, •n undtl"lllndlne or rel.Ill mu1t: Apply llon·l'rl Advertimr Sales advertlsint dellan. and •bllfty to meet t.5. lteO PlleenUa Ave, cleadUnes. -'C..,,.11~. ------: Pelt c.oa&rGI We'rt r .. t·paced but tun to work for. with ; 1 Ll .. tu_.. Br~ll .. 2 .. 111 ucell•t Mntlil pteb&e lncludln1 1 • -dtntll : 1 Put Coatro tttb If you havt 1t ltut ont Yflr'J nPtrltntt ; I needed ~..,..Call In print·orlenttd wed and 1 current • portfolio, call Carl Tllllima at ~1, m 243 to acWtde • ............. . . OMNCll COAlf DMY PILOT • . ···-=.f~~ .... CA.-: •• JM ..,....,,_.,_"' .......,.. .. ········•··•••• .••.•.•..... , .••..•.•.. , •.. Exl)fr. new•P•Pt7'i~~•>' saletl)fl'lon to handle key 1ccountt for Oranae Cout Dally Pilot. Salary, commiulon and exctllenl bentlltt. G .... h opport11niti11 for penon with umr 1mbltionl Send complete rtaumt to Marji f'tndtl. PO Bos lMO, Cotta Mesa CA. aas Ho phone calla. plu1t. An Equel Oppor • tunlty tm ploy tr. ORANG! COAST DAil Y PILOT I : • •".IAY IT~A laA.CA.flUt • "• All I°""'-TUlllTY IWlO'fl• .' ........................................... · • 'Good Earni~ • Super Trips • Great Prizes CALL CIRCULATION DEPAR TMENT Orang• Coaat OAll.Y Pll.OT/Slturday. November 7, 1981 ......... ~ .... .-'~·~ ~:~ .... !•• !'.!'··'·'-·~ TIACNml ... 0.. ~ ..... coom11&to1 • •·~ *• • ...., ,., ... ,...,. ...... ..... Alllil. °*let .. ,,..,.. Plim .. to \5 Slit. Ou .MM HM Japaa••• at.Seat• 10 c1aruoa1> snot, -...11,.. .. mllll. --. ......... r ty Ttaeb . !ldill, .,. towe. '"' ... dUJin& GAADINOIOVI S.rla& Salary ~ AmllTAHCILIAOUI ------111 SU.0. ·._. lttttt to; mAllNVALO&.Cl'Y. SALllMIOM 1m cnu.aa. Apt. r, * AMllOUI ror plallt et ... PIT. SutJllp;• CAM· SHOW~ . P lut how ltdt• Ta .. IONI I SAi.i• btlpl11I. Tht ll11rre SOUCIJOll NOY.•TJ.NPM Jaaaar, • Nwpt Blvd. Appoh1t1Qtnt 1tttln1. NOV.tJS.S;.,,,. ..._ _ N ParMhne evenln&• ' 15.'!0SfANTON, Salte penon outaicle for Sat11rday AM'a. •thr. • 1 ws.pitodlllt auto le... *·22». -Mao'• laftlb eoee. •m, ~~«~.J:::~ TELEPHONE T~~=~Sth. 5:f..1;0ao"'fw':'.:!Jm~ ~~H~~.v~:.:hi'i 1 'a~~~ot,NM'6R~~e:i aoo :.":'k.'t~ CM. aso,nev:,.wcm. hh Pink WORK Free Admllt\on. Hunt· NB. Mlal bllndl, •hut· oven. a Pc Nttlonal. WlnlttlfHll. lrvlnt. Nov, ••. rum. appl. ldd• R 0 11 t d I ...................... . W SALIS Upd~~:~~~:r~ no io8r[edewH~B.f:~J'~;a4:: s~'Et:r':.~·~Tfao ~~~~·:u~~';.,~~: f~~ver to Deerfield. Sat ~·rir~·~·:'i; :.11•1~r.r:C.. u~f Pl.If.,=~= AKC --4-J..:ft~Tr~•=I• __ _ e nffd two fubloo· selllna wm train Ptr -v • . to $, Houubold, 751-lUI Sat/Sun 7AK·? Furn, or I ~. Rea. Uwtna peta, also p...,y_.. minded people. 1 am/at'ternoon •'hlft1' Antique Blue Wiilow tlothln '7 M n . Macblne~. ""'-t.oole II Cl bi 1oodprotdv1dop .... _,,.t .......... •-ally lulltime l parttlm hlD , Ir ._.,,_ I .,.,.. ot na, etc. 311 Multl·Fam.lly 0ARAG£ Full ltnSth mirror, 175-ran " .. -r..,. Fubioo ~ r!: $4 /br. to atart. G.G: ~en air 1 ~i~iir'°'J~t· 2 Family Gara1e S.Je. too mu.c more to list. Avocado. Behind K· BOUTIQUE SALE. Sit special cyt Illa. heavy, __ _..::.:=;..:::::2.--- 1 recondlUODed. P'l.nant· quired Women'• E1.1n> frwy 'l:lubor In G.G. IUO 4N-70CM pit oer. Sat Ontyl. Nov 7th. M. 9'11 FlresldeDr.H.8. lhrtCM. & Sun 9-1. Port TV. aM oria. $200, will aeU Sn Baby Yellow Nated 1111 1¥all Will comider peu ··~•lore. in W.tUS. . • HM E Tambor Ave. X-11... 2(am.yanhale. copier, Seaaull eoa •• JN•7GIM. Am az o o parrot part trade. Sip avall In Pubioo llland. Penna· Travel A.otiq1.11 Rodttr, tapestry FV. HIJldcratwld Gifts, Pine Sat/SunlM P/aew mach., dl1bes, Carpet. Nr New. Brn. w/wrouaht Iron Case. NewportBeadl. ~ poaldanl available OutaldeSaJeaRep ::.O~Perf. cond. 11$. Furniture, lamp1, Needle BukelS, Ori1 9'N~111CdM Unena, raft/oars, sm Over2501*. SUOyrd .MS-SlllO l1UIS4W immediately. Call ror Dffded to sell crwses. albucn1,lely$,plant.aetc. Corn Husk Plower Pinnette, aofa, booh. ippl., olkea, UJa/booU, Sti.llinstallecl.15$.JOl.3 ,._.,Ort-t lotoi--... ---...... appt • lntemtw. N o e x per I e n c e 0 { 1 1 l 8 111 O\Jmplc Ave. CM. wrutlls, Sack Bunnies, O/B 2hp. au .. hie Jae's.. lamps, records/tapes, •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• TRADE WIND YACHTS THILOOI neceuary. TrliJWll p~ a!ea ~tl. r}D f cnra. atM Nov 1th. 10-4. D Cedar misc. S1t!Swl 9-5 9SS books, fllJ!:1 bud.made W.....,.,._ '5' ColonlalS.P. 'Tl, TW • ...... -vlded. Part lime OK. manttll ~.ra~tA SAVE I Op""r\unlty. St. New-rt Shorn. Coronado~ •u -·1 111U. 2'°7 w1.ndwa.rd Ln. YIDIO•AMIS •u 2135 di.II, Ld'd w/eltctronics, ::;:: Excelleat comm. (714) 1930 Sofa~=·Pine pre Ho111e Cleanout • Betweeew{Su.,erior Ave ...,_._ N 8. (I blkSo. of22»:1dSt. Asteroids, e:tc. Below Mason Hamlin ;:-BBl. belt value on this cout. ~ 6'7-3170 &fblne\, L"aen.., Gara1e Sale. Harbor Orance St. Off PCH. N. Antiques, couch, tbl., bet. Tustln&lrvlne). wholt1aJe.GHf13 B•autlfuUy -ltnlsbed 0 WC M. ST0,000/yr : 111lln1 by TtavelAleal Go~n ~:11 veraJty • View. Baby Items. Hi&h on Pros St. ~~;~'e:'t:..,Cre ~U.,; •·poat~e;r~c~a~nop;Jy'j.iliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiimii.•• '" '"' oi .. : .. :..... 11$K. phone. Sellin&oneolthe Expcommqtmin2yrs en low.Irv. cbalr, Hand made N;;:7tb & 8th, M . 17201 HB nr. Behl Adams bed w/ct:Mlpy cover & Jack La Laone GyJP Xlntt.ooe.f75.'1S10. '2' GRANDBANKS. ·•. lut untouched tax exp. To train as asst Clotblna. Decorator Chestnut North, Irv. 960-8179 spread. mattreu, sioo. membership, 2 y.,. Elutrlc Portable Piano. TW. dds, needs TLC. shetten. olJ • 1u pro-mana&tr.~Tl .... •1:• IOIO Items. KltcbenUteosils. vacuum cleaner.sewing S.dwr rhest.S35.lmport· Worth$399 ·sellfor$225 $450. ownet anxioul, owner duct. Prof. tralnln1 In ........................ Dlahware, furniture, machine, men's suits, 20 yr Arcumulallon. SAT. ed knife sell, $15 ea. • •10CM ~ fln.ancma ....... •K. plush Lido Marina Typhtllta9t FOR SALE! tools, etc. 1th It 8th of ladles' clothina. shoes, Nov 1th . 10·5pm . Plperack:sw/whls,ldeal Colleae Center Barber S.willgMecU 11 1092 17S.to07 evdl0·1725 Villa1e, NB ofc. Proven Accuracy i mual. Con· CooktoiH.swface ra.nge, Nov. 9·5. 1855 Port much more. Machinist & die maker for garage sales, $2S ea. Shop. Wed Penn Sped al ·~··•••••••••••••••••••lllJ!lm•••••I!!!!! phone clolers only nd tractor,953-2010 built-in style ), smooth Maolelgb Place. NB. Furniture, clothing, tools, German Steins. Books, Oakon camera, $21. Lie. Hair Stylist Viklnl sewinc marhlne 3$' Viklnl Sportr11t1er. apply. Mr. LaRueTYPIST/R.ECEPTIONIST top corning, 4 burner 4c 6'H7$1 mlsc. Items. Sat only, 'plates, old figurines, di1hes, touter, gluses, formerly of Sassoon of w/attach. Late mdl. '75, fuU electronics, low 8'1M302tod!Y. P/T perm.. .J>S>Sltion LIKE NEW!!! ONLY Clwf......... M . SOii W. Oceanfront ~c;:sJuroet~.:~e.~~; large 5Z clothes, coatJ, N.Y.A 545-3415 R etai l -UOO, will houn, mint cood. Nwpt i-SIAMS111SS• Costa Mesa mfg. Co. SIOO!Ca"U Handmade Item.a, plus bet. sth & bland Ave. Samoa P lace. olf etc. Sal. Nov. 7, 9am· 0 st11·$500.496-'100t. Harbor s lip avail, good tYP1~1~kills, tele. 714/638-0171 ()o.lt-Yourself supplies. BalPenlnsula. Labrador, Mesa Verde, ::a 401 E. Bay, Costa Lr5:' .. t~~~:s25' SW-. IOfl 5 OOO. WP 964-Sll62. Bridal shop alterations exp. pre ...... ,t working HARBOR AREA Fabrics, laces, ribbons, Paclt #301, IS family CM sor Ir $1 w 'd t1 • •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• $4,IOO . dept.-COl&I Mesa. cond. 631·0700 APPLIANCE SERVICE plUow fonna. poly fll . swap meet. Sat., 8-lpm. SUPER SALE Gara1e Sale, Sat/Sun, ·8'15-1928 . e e ver. Brand new. never u.'ed: I Dleael powered 26 fl 546-1121 SS&-9333 T~/ ti-& We buy ....... applian--etc! Sat/Sun 1th/8th School prkg lot 3100 M · .,. tC).S. <2l9x.12 rup, l'UI · K·2, 110 limited prod. fiber clan dble ended -..._, -.-10·2. 357 Monte Vista Be s ' any items · mini cleaner tapes much 3 Pc: Love seat, couch, s lalo m 1Ucm w l h Gdeond.iti G SICllTAllAl Financahtmpa.Taxre--WueUrttood..,guar. A c u ar t.,C.M. ~:i~·Satt0to2al2680 rniac 285.Seran~Pla""" uftiu..lchr.2ynold.Cost Salomon blodl a s · aunc · on ° M u It i fa,. .. t .. d turns, forms. Ty""' 70 appliances. 549.307'1 ve, .... Garage Sale. Nov. 7th & AnaA CM . " '"'• •Eoo, s•ll •3sotofr. n lo Catalina or Bay ' "' "' ""'" ...::.c.c:::==--..:::=~1 YARD su.,. GIANT 5 8th 2 65 J ve. C.M. • "' • Brand new Salomon crWse IG71Xi6 secretarial position WPM. 10 ltey. Non llUY A.PPLIAMCES ~ · · 1 1 !mpaa Ln. Furn.iture.Maytagdryer, JR EBELL CLUB or Almoel new 10 hp O/B men's EquiepebooU,u ..1-~::..===·=...::..==---- available with g:rowtn1 smoker. SaJary $1000 Les 957-8133 +FAMILY. Sal & Sun H.B. Hunl.initoq Beach. plants, all kmds of misc Newport Beach is hav-mere. . '152·1483 9\'J ·lo lo'!, w. poles. SPORT FISHERMAN comp uter soft ware mo .. CPA firm. Costa . . un & ll/8. Everythi!'I, Final Weekend! Must Sat/Sun 9·dark. 7621 ing a garage sale sun CLOTHES/TOYS.uc. s.8-064$Danyl For sale by~· Oy· compa•ov. Advancement Mesa. Call Carole. F~e under Ult 11.m. Exerc11e Sell furn ml.sc items. Juliette LowDr H B inc bridge Bimini top opport'."'to the carur 7S..UMO ga_, ... sas. bike, ~lshwuher, twin! SattS11n 10·6. 18062 '-"-~~we:19 Tustin. ::!'/~f.~:r~i~: duaJcontrOas,'63Hunte; oriented. Cimarron. u R GE NTL y NEED . ~17S bed, n11bt slands, de· Clearwater Circle HB l ~ S.! -__ .:.._. 966-216Z3 ~.~:!.~ ... ~!!~ 38 Twin CnlAder 2'70's ll4l·lU6 D E p END A B L E Electric Wbirtpoot dryr. co r a l or ph one . 847 3085 54" oat table/S chairs/ MOVING SALE-furn.. Solo Flex Muu G m as lnitaUed '78 lowbrs 4tw SICllTAIY PERSON wbo ca.n work gforooduc~ ~or trade ~i~~~~~reba~:~:· Gar~ge Sale. New Tonka ~bijd:~~~~~~~l~~sd k It ' ware · a PP 1 rs· ~-:G~ :1.1~:.!~3 advert.iu~.111 PlaJboy & Oaan, teak cockpit deck. ' with v,,,,...., Ao11~ ... 'bl-~.~100. Pl .. ; Toys. Ant1·qu••. Sun rloth1ng, rolor tv. bars, squat ... __ .. •· d1·p Sporu lllistrated. $325 VHF, CB, AM RDF. Someone who doesn't1 out supervision for · ' ""'u .... ., • -..... toys/skis, stereo and washer/dryer, misc. ........... "' power winch. full canvas mind workin& for a liv· Texas oil company in M•hacrffkt! acarpbone.2S3E.23rd. 9AM. 714 California speaJcen, anuque bead· 3658 Victoria. CM. bars 60.&JZ,2587 OB0.54S-&3S4 covers.Allftsbinaeqwp- ini. Raises without ask· Costa Mesa area. We Se a rs Ke n mo r e C.M. 631-&lfl cash only. Street. ln Alley. KB. board and dressing la· Sat Sun 8-S S4&-01SO CMtw•t Surfboard. 8~ ft R1clt meul: 6' bow plank, in· in1ifyourworth~.3girl train. Write K.G. Diclt, Refrigerator. XJnt cood NE 1 G H BOR H OO D Yard Sale. Sat. lG-3. 353 ble. Sun only 9-5. Must MO V 1 NG SALE -20 pc stnle:ss steel sel. James/ Bill Stewart board bail tank, 2 figbl· office. Expr. or trainee. Pres .• Southwestern 1145-9767 GAR AGE SALE CabrilloStreetCM.Cash raU '~1116 to be ad-Everything must go! The very best. Ideal Xlntcood. . 754-6875 ing chain. outrie&ers. 1142,9231 . Petroleum, Box 789, Fl. Fri1idaire Gas Clothes Sat /Sun 10-4. 1772 Oaly. milted al Emerald Bay See Dimet·A·Line for Chrutmasgilt!9S7-8309 Complete home gym· outboard kill uck, = I Worth, Tx. 76101 Dryer, sas. Kin1lel Court. c M. Plants. Stereo, Exotic Gate llstmg. 2$22 Elden •l·B, -nastic equipment portable bait receiver. W.tl+rw{Wtithn S4M.1S'7 <Adams (nr 9) (Meu Items. 673-4377. Appl M-r. Misc ltw! <; M. Sal/SUn. lG-3,. Pool table with IC· Everything for health. Lone ranie: 300 cats I Over 20. 6 mos. ex· Maytag washer & dryer. Verde). only. Old sewlnJ machine, fl.s· cessoriessl~ 833-8308 fuel In 4 t.ank:s. 120 cals ~ T f ... perlenct. Apply in xlnt cond, $175 ea. or 4 FAMILY GARAGE BlG YARD SALE: Good h I n g po I es , o Id Kid •. b b 1 h SCI Sklis, used once. Olin awbateoar :nd ~. tank:s2 r.:.fur·1.v1in1il. ror rave "6ency, 2 person: El Matador, $300 both. M().8100evs SALE Sat/Sun. Nov 7"8 quaUty itema. Plants, typewriter. Plants Sat 5 • a Y. c ot "· 1111 rft Marit Ill Tyrolia 180-S, " years experience. Spealt 1168 Nwpt Blvd G. E . portable d ls . 9-Spm. 10151 Bismark, coins, mile. 291 E. 23rd, 9.3, 2S3 Santa Isabel mi.st' 3128 & 31.13 Bray ......UI~ bindings, 21fl(6. 960-5330 butane stove w/oven. Chinese and English. . bwasber. white, xlnt HuntBcb. C.Me:sa.Sat,Sun.S..S ColtaMeaa. Ln, .M. AYfM'H Surrboard. 7'2. Small monomatic head. tape Handle passports and W•1ll•1 Dll•ll"Y d ......, h 1·J IWftUI~ Face. Good Condilion. deck, swim step, board· Visa f"'nnallty. Answ•r .,.non for party renlal coo . ~ cu on,. Frothy -House -inf ladder, sleeps 6. v .. ,,.. ro1 7158 L b Subd Fairly new Leuh. tss. telephone. Daily cor· store. Full or part time. .-· unc -ue -548_.722. Sa ety e<Juipped: 3 fire respoodenct. liiht book· Apply 2025 Newport Bl, Whirlpool Washer & SHOULDER extingu11her1. 2 fife keeping. Sal $1050 CM. Dryer. 3 yn old. xlnt The way things have Sten, le•mwl, nfts, nare kit, 3 bitge montb. Taite ad to cood. P75/bathSSS.2735 been going in this coun· lw lot5 pumps. 112,000 CASH Orange County Stale. w----Fridge Admiral lyrold .............. 'LIOJS 1·050 ,,_<lfl•• try lately, underarm ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• FIRM.Callan1Wera47. Employment Office. --rn1a Apt site R1 .. s;us'--_., us-Fwwllwt • 1050 ..._..oldGoodal065 rrotectioo wilJ be a gun LOSING LEASE. quit· &'2.-4300. DOT 20ll.ssi-Ol0. Ad pild To deliver Daily Pilot to 1146-39'7?, ~1 ext 2:1i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ·~··••••••••••••••••••• n a S H 0 U 1. D E R I Lin& business. selling out -==. '-T=J "---bdrm--- for by eml?4oxer. ne,rs racks and stores I.a da s NOW J6c /Ff * * I BUY * * Kin& si1e waterbed. Sood S1n1er Touch & Sew. holster. ALL 1uPOlies and fix· Zf urnro ':iu! view· 1!;: SEC R ETAR y /PART HB!FV ata on Satur· Refrigerator. Sl7$. Good Redwood h8 aeckm1. Good used FumiU&re & cood., new mal., 1100. works perfect $200. John Wayne Tenn.ls Club lures inclumng: SUME 10.S":\ LOAN. day aJ>d Sunday moru-Cood 4·20' long! also redwood Appliances-OR 1 will 67>6986 alt.6 -CM-4306 famlly membership, Display cues. WlllUll Much, mudl better than NB firm= res""""'· ;:•·need a A-Aable "••64&-3622u fenrmg. ~ & fencing sello-rSELLrorYou Couch, brown and beige ,,._..._ 1070 $2000 reduced to SHOO. ·room cb~lrs, Beauty ~. PIP. (114)64&.8955 ,...--~ installation availabl•. M .. STllS ... ......,.AM plaid Good_.. _,,,or .... r 6'0.acJIO Salon hairdryers and ult for Mel · ble, dependable Sec'y person with a good driv· Washer & dryer good Lo ri Ji"' • -""" best '-""" ...,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• h d Ii ch ' Ir ts.20 bl'$/wlt : req. ac· ing record. We furnish cood. 1st Si!OO. V~uum west P ~ i uar. rn 64M6 IJ).'625 olr. m7 2SALVAOOR~O~I Great Buy! ~ust M~e ~~:~e1~.:S"p1:ts · 21'Sport...._. rur. ~m ; exp. w/MAG auto. CaU George Hard· cleaner .&4U101. or ken an 146--.S 1 IUY FUIMTUIE Sofe,.,._.....t Uthos; 8 Montz tithos, Spare Available in Also, make-up. shampoo ... .,.,..._.Sip.. I and .E wms prrf'd ma. 642-4321. Mon· Fri. IS cu ft upright fru. Frost S::t~lldisn1\o'J4"pa1· rdoonDb·I~ I Les 957-8133 Tropical pnnt $100. sell or trade 675-~ I :arehouse~eed to ~ and hair products Xlnl cood. Twin au CaJI: MPM,833-2'62. 8:30 · 10.~ or 2:30 · fre• Wor .. lng cond · · .. 642,2818 14K. white gold ladles oxes. OX6. A so Cal1631·9754or Mere '79 s 30PM "'· .. wood exler. doors. ,KING INNEJtSPRTNG. . t h b d 2 w ,;,JCta4Xl6'•· From to f --. SECIETAIY : 112S, 759--0Mt I alr.673-922.ceves EXTRA Pl.RM mattress TradillonaJ Solid Wood w a c an ' s 2S<to29• per Box . a ter6·-*"" ... ••lrfl••""" EquaJ()pplyEmplyr Near new Sea.rs Dryer. --set, never u.d, worth ~abogany Table. 62x'2 diamonds. .548-9913 MS·1110. 3 D11play Ca.ws. Custom 67).2110 Irvine ad agency hH $100.SofabedSlO.Couch c~• $530, sacr. $248 del. In. 2 ext. 6 chairs" WOMANS WEODING I Built. Formica. New.1-------- cpotha1Je,o1in&. fut psc.edlh WP~~so~;ai;~ ~~~~apb~': $?.$. 642-89(1) l•llp •.. IO l O Never used queen sz, ;.~1!!!'1 $950. 838-9421. qR~NIGd, icustommondeo01~. hidgh XI Jl A~UJZl2 old Nhe v1 er uslhed d. GI ass RH MOOllN5 s ,or someone WI .. . KENMORE ELECTRIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• wortb $399, cub ooly <rW"&.T.I -• a . a ng. e-n eqwp, yrs . s e ves v.'l rawers. print product.loo expet. vlders. call Janet DRYER Excellent con· Pentax Camera. KlOOO. 3 S218 de.I. Usually home. RCA Color l9in TV SlSO. sagn, app. '1200. uksng I 11800/orter. 76().WS Glass Front. t800 OBO Buy my 32' Twin OieMI Will be involved In P~ wltdys.898-9574 dill S48-8242 lenses & access. Perfect 754.7350 End Tables, SlS. Cofftt ~.8'1S.016S I Majestic Wa sh. Palm 548"'636 ~~~~.~m!:: ductlon. traff!c and Yard man for Roofing Co. on. · . ~0806'4_j)l95_ Bunk bed; solid wood, table, $80 M1rrowave, Ruby ring. beaut 18K · tree 40' for landscaping. Used e Q u Ip men t ! purchasing. Send re· p/l Mon.Fri 3:30-7. Sear Coldspot Refrii. Sl4j). Freedom Phone. yellow gold, Tiffany Offer.25470raggeCM. Remodeling Sale! 1'"!!!!!in!!!!l!!!!fr•eel!!!.!!153M57•1!1!'11!!!·-· sume lo Ad No 931 c/o Forklift and trud:dri\'· xlntcond. $200. Nl.ZO S80, German Super handcrafted, outstand· SlSO Card table & ml&. w/LlO ct. nil. red Taylor Frostie Freeze, 21..,, Dally Pilot 330 W. Bay Ing exp. pref., must be 848-81194 3.BtolSchnetderl.oom. ingqualityttlS.536-4928 Chairs, 170. Infinity ruby & 2 s m a I I MicroC 4 flt tube. Hamilton Buch '8l l.M.P. 21". Volvo Va. St .• PO Box~. Costa dependable. Call bet S.S. Refrig, very rlean, late, Xlnl cond. Sold new ror Copy machine, Mila 900D Head Stereo. S1 7S diamonds, must sac. Pr09-Mixer mounted on com· fresh water rooting. Mesa 92IS2l6 S48·$S69 auto defrost. $165. S900. SelJ for 1125. Call Value S900 ask $400. Dbl. _631-1~ ---_J2500/0BO. 675-5854 co., .... 1 blnallon Milk/Ire box. stereo, fut & beautiful, 893· Jack: 675-2065; M2·940S. door 20 cu. rt Admiral ........ _........._.__ Brouter fl2, Deep sacr. SO.G'B-5157 f I tr $200 an REDECORATING PEAILS ""----•SICllTAIJES• ~ REFRIGERATOR SlSO., •MICIOSCOPI• : g. ~e~er h ··lik · Sq glass top coffee 16 .. strand matc~ed Wordstar ........ $49S Fryer, Bun Warmer, loah.I / Our Est F\rm needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• din. set. plus buff el Bifoc:1J M.ilJipore. Max· n;! S::Y& =c~ ~o e tabl.~~s2~!!!,0 console, 9mm, ao::...on . .'~£aU: MailMerge'" ...... St.SO Hobart Slicer. Best Of. C..:: tOSO LocalexpintheField ........ 8005 S250 .. sk:iequip.8S1"'564 imum Maanification, Tran 0'ut of gtatr~. ~ ;"'~ ..,..._ WordMaster ........ SlSO Cer.67S-4134orcometo H n-tJ..._ •· p 1 M/F9 5 •OO. N•ver ... ed Xlnt · . "'· Greenberg's Dell. 70. E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ave DClt .,... • t!09 e •••••••••.............. · " _, ••.a ••1• u<27•" Peacb and Brofin Floral Unusual ,....., ___ J·e-1•..., E C_ .... __ n..~ ·-------•ln.J...: r " 1 ---.1. R ...... ..,200 "-II ....,.,.. or-... eves. ""'"'-w ~, Fo •-f ti d Balboa Blvd. xp Ulawwwtvw• ncu•C. rost .ree, c ean, '-VI"' ....., •" """ T 1 B d Pn.·n1 Sofa w/m. atching Jad•, Ivory. N·._u .. -. r '"'orma on sen : HOUD .. 'YP .. - Li " 1n .. -A l WESTM~~Jt ~ fi .,Cl\ ca 1tc:13 S800 OBO. W/c~. Bill w n rass Be 4c "' """ ..., Comp•"y ~e •· ad TV ..... a -··-ine """'" l'J, oc. """'"' wo ... s mefi<N,........,., . • F -Kin · Wingback chairs $500 old st'lver. Lo pri"es ..... "' · • 4020 Bi.rcbEet'li4EOE ABBEY S48-4aS 645-6609 tame . .-.. J stte 675-102.8 645-0490 ' dress. l'ily, tale. tip and HIA, Sllno IOfl WHY NOT TAKE A Newport/83:Ml90/Free ANTIQUEMALL w h 1 .. C....., 1015 bed.S7S.G'B-B9 phoneno.to ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY CRUISE Call as er. c ean, wor..s vn Be Utif 1 ,. __ G Captains bed <smile> ....,_._.__ 1071 Y1cbtln1 Consultants tl751WestminsterAve. good sas. 548·8513 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• a u \,AlllJO:"I roup-Code a Phone 1600 Ai _ _...., DATAIMA..U BeauWulColorTV.2yr SKIPPER certified cap-GAR~c;:ovE S48-""8S SCiha m e 1 s e PC~ t. TP ~':!;t ~~e!: r!:.tT~~· Hockey game. m.rm r it:ci~·;;;·;~;~·b;;~·; .J:~· BoxCa ~6 wrnty. F\-ee delivery m4 > 67 S.2960N.B. lain to skipper Sl' ketch 1 '!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!lm!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!~I Dryer. gas, clun. works oco ate 01nt. o . _,, GE touch. · 3 "··ti-·' h ........ tne • 1'8. 646-1781 rig sailinc yacht & 43·1 · ood Good Home $8.00 Ull, ...,.,. tone pc~ ...... couc ........ new, never ..ed. $.100. •trademarkofMicropro Sylvanii 2S" Coniole loah.W t060 twin diesel motoring Player Plano. Cller· ~$. 548.8513 or 546-8734 __ :;J.~·wave , 1250· G~~vree tablt firmM0-22SOafi.& lntematiooal Corp. San w/remote control gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• yacht MllSt have comp. rywood. Regular & R f . t d bl Purebred Siamese Kit· 1 · . MIK•• n• IOIO RafaeJ.ca. cond $300/bst ~fr b~•TNdt set of captains papen to Rlnlt1·Tink. 40rolJs. Xlnt e ra1era or, ou e tens 8 wits old from 20 so(as. New. •· Lov· All types ol fwruture, all ....................... Mhc1lw-t 847-7271 25 ft 11iffioat. Newport meet ins. req. Part time CoodiUon. $2300. Eves. door. 1reen. frost free br~.~2261. eaeats sas. Sleepers. good cond Reuon1ble. LOSING LEASE quit· Wmhd · Iott 1so 19 · 1 d dock sips 5-hud· tostart.S31-0147 951·1547 Days 97H'J67 .979-9515 -f199. FACTORY957-S7111 67S·3816or8'1~ Ung busines;s.selllngout ....................... ~tron. ~c~ra~k 1al~y:.. wbl trailer.for · '. Dryer-Sea.rs best! Lady Top ~ality.C~A ltitte~. M£W BUSS BED 8' Hardww~d Frame ALL su~ and fix Wanted. The Letter "A" .673-211Wor5'8-0682 motorhomeor!49'-66U S ..... ,nt..wf•tt GRANDMA S VIC· Kenmore elect.3 yrs. Slam 9• Hims. Burs. n Couch. Floral Pattern. tu.res lncludin1: . For the Pepsi Challenge RCA Con· .... .,. __ Part Ume sales. 25 to TORl~N Sola. exceUenl new, xlnt rood! Best ofr ·250· S48-8S8'1 Cost $l6SO. Will sell for Need Upholstery. S7S Display cases, wa1Ung Game <Under the Caps . .....e ~Com· UDO 14 50% comm. Call Ron condition . 963-»76 991400/96'-lm2 DoCJI 1040 poo. Kin&u. 963--0M9 •S.U.OUB• room chairs, Beauty Of Soft Drinks) Will pay b1natlon. Good Cond . Excellent cond. S2UIO. 9Q.7932 Oak Burfet $10S. Table Refrig. 2 yrs. old, 18 cu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEVER USED: Sofa & Salon ba.irdryers and $100 to the peraon who l.25. ?60-8&36 Race rl ed. MS...-STUDIMI' Sl60. Chairs U 60. ft.sideXside,gold. $400. KEESHOND Pupa. AKC. 2 Pc SecUonal. xlnt cond. loveaeat S300, Dinette hydraulic chain, mil"-findsone.497&72 ZENITH 25" color TV, ltll HoMt 16 needed, p/time, Thurs& Rocker SlSO. Dresser 760-0895 Champ sire. M!F. Pet & Natural wheat color. Sl70, Qn 8dnn ~.Mat-rors, shelveund plants. B 1 W Id W S3S. Good condition. Call colored sail. comp lnr Fri, 12: LS-2: 1$ to bus dls· llOO. 960-4807 Sean Kenmore 10 washer ~l~/:; iaJ J. ~ ~ l Y · 1§59. Call eves 955-1619 tress /box springs: On AJ~oh ~at~. shampoo s'!:u:e~jrs or Cash ~•i~l ~ 1230 evs, or 64S-l039 trlr. saws 841-5003 hes for a volunteer Two 11th Cent u r Y & dryer needs worlt · P · EXQUlSfTE Driftwood '$130, full '90. twin $80. an Ca r11P ucts. <Especially wan i ays. operated luncheon pro-Windsor chain, cherry stOO. G.E. Trash Com: SHIH TZU pups, AKC. CocttaJlTable.3x5'with MORE !!Tl~l afaer~1·975'or GermanRelics)Ml-44114 KRAFT3ChannelR1d.lo. 1ram lo CdM. Call gale-lei. t:able, French p1ctor. 125'. i;. camper SZSOandup.CashonJy. heavy ••us contour~ K.ingslzebdrmset.triple . . Oriental style rug want· forR/Chobbles. ~J.l~fL~=~~ , 673·2268. Mon-Fri. sofa, sideboard, etc. s hell, 175. Call Art : 638-t311J top. Cost new approx dresser w/mirrors 2 Canadian l_led Squirrel ed. approx. 9 x 12• re-1115,MS-8209 VHF p f RDF M :30. 67510Sl 758-80'3. POODLES 'R' PEOPLE $475, wilJ sacrtflce for night stands. head Fur Stole, like new. $450. uonable'1SU8'1S · A/ ' atho, · Pr!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~11!!!!!!!!9 lkydtt 1020 ~ome-r=c~~ ::::1~~!r. p~ri:d0co!~· ~,rdad a incl matlt.rtssesl ... · Tio.-034?. Potters KUn wanted· ..... , I&....._ ~·~·~:~:.. mx ....................... room . 96().1963 . . • .1200, se ..,75: •BALLOONS High fitt,gas.orsbrfir'.•J••• 36' C 4c C Sloop. '79. PLAZA Beacb cruiser, xlnt cood, SILKY TERRIER PUPS a I S·O k In I Dakota U lqi penonalized 'ft lnp. Dan6C2·933teve ....................... VHF. fat.ho. Nwpt slip. custom made. Call AKCSZO. Custom twin bed & com· ~~pread.:c1 sbama. ro·b~:U,day WfldclingJ W t d W'ld T k Gt•r.. tolO O.W.C. ~-c__.·rlal~-rv'--M1'440'Tfordctaih.Mllll SS7-2821 P.aniB~S-dru awerwaUi:n· ~~ .. Sl~.U.ke o~nJ eait~' ~ ete: I 1 .. ~r ~Uy ....................... 8S~ol.......... •K ~ i.:-;..-~ ~ seefrom .to Labrador Puppies. at. u./a ver.Bedokaor new._._..or,_.J 10 v. an rs.no ....... , $l' GARDEN Kttdl 'IO Men's lOspd Ralel&h Black. AKC. All Shots. box sprla& or water. Remodellna Sale Medlt BallooasOfN!wport &~{1°l'1~1~;4's~~ HAVEYACJn'! Rdr. A/P, VHF. 1Hp. ~pt'rralmn~ m ,,, RESUMES TYPING CONSULTATION PREPARATION COMPLETE SERVICE CHOICE OF ST A TIONER Y FOR COVER LETfERS COPYING SPIRAL BINDING IMMEDIATE TURNAROUND SA.TURDA YA EVENJNC HOURS 752-0322 2021 IUSINESS CENTR OR. •Suitt 213 IRVINE, CA 92715 M«Artkt ....,_ t ll S.. 0wp fftfWIJ .,... f,.. Or .. Ceuty A1rplf1 Grand Pm. ltl frame. Cbamploa Unes. SIOO 1100. MMOl.S. Liv rm furn aoo. dinette Pay TV Microwave re-w ANT PROPERTY? betttr than new I re· Gd cond. M 497.s112:5, 7' Black NaQg. Sola ISO. . Ml-8213 ce;ve7~ Free moviu. ~ .. •£ate.• 7Ul8 HAVE PROPERTY? dU«d to SltOK. Men's tOspd. Good mttb A.KCOLDENGLJSR Wicker with chrome SELLING Antiques and · · -11H007 evetlCHT25 cond willl fair lookl. 146. Sheepdoc Puppies cbairpo.53&4573 antq furn, household Wood marble.top tbli IMte 1 'a IMl WANTYACHT! 754-6175 Ju.lie7'1a..K>Ext123S. items. mueb misc. UX20X21. 13$. Al ....................... S..Pllfl ...... LN SABOT. Naples Cius. f1t.l4'71Ews.wknd's Rm.dlviderorboobbell, SAT/SlTN.eotSeubore broo&e chandelier, 121. Alto su,; Bundy mo. 714/'1J.Zlto NeedaWort.sm. l.ACIN&.. to dark oak, xlnt qual. Dr. NB. 14" all bronzt candle Perl'ect nom for belin· m.a. Univea• Grand Rally, p· Bull 0 tm/bltolr.NM27l 7, bm. ltatbtrette IOfa, holder. SU. '8" all ner. Xlnt tone/eond. I ' Skiff w/NB Shore lit\. Prtncne'trtr.Xtraa. 11~ in, 12 spd. IC.Int cond Amer it Pupt. am Home or Offtce. Rust lov· lood cood. $1.SO. bJ'Oft.&e t.b&e lamp. • )Woorina. oner Xlnt cond. 0 ar llpt. P15E•S52-4214 S$1bs. Sir. 1151bl. Bred seat.I matchlna cbt " -(I ) drapea. 7X7 .. uFIDDL··· ........... 17• •11-. -for Slie. All Colon. 5 ' n · -· U .U /u . (0 metal Good"-..a •• ::..-. _,,, ..-.;;;;;-.........;•-...;...• ___ _ Ladles 10-apeed bike, week• old.. saoo It up. end table. C. Terri Complett tWUI bdnn set. f-'"'~ .. _,_ • "'"/ ~~ -Tu Deductible dona· -· K.,...,,.... -.. .... 2 dbl Centurian$'75. 548-2'51 752·1114, Mon tbru mateblnl spreads $115. -C-.nt, w .H ea. •11'1 Uon.a.Bollts,planea,ur. -..... "'n ~-~ AKCGoidRttriever Pup-Tbun . Flublt flyer s leds. ~TlMillnolm.pleut CulbranaeoSfilnet. Good PleasecaUN ow =P~·,·~.~. z's~:: 2'"Men'tSdnrinnVanl· pi•. $350 Ulclds aholl. MUSTsa&J 857-517$ eeeu · Colld.SlOOO. Newbot.;;;"~.Grnt ty lOspeed. '90. Aft UM·ata . • pc t.l• nD "'· din rm Kina •lie nterbed. 11ood Le"•••• CallM&.lm ~......, co11tal ersr. Atkina. 16-3'51 ""te Y• IMI u ,t.1 St•.,"~1,."enmbdore cond. f1S. Brown and r,:t,lure"!a Bovqp ,u•!•l fdoe; 1., ._ 'V's I t tOJO ..... TTy M0.000 wtlh )1--------i rt r •·: ..,....ue rm bet•• mateblq coueb .u. tr.... . with bow Gel -..a ....................... 110 .000 d n , owe ....................... aet . AllO many otller and lov....t __. ~ t\'trJ oeeMioll. run for · ~. ,.. .. CHCIUlm Ador•~le ldUtnl to Cood Item• '*"" .....,, -=-·~tad · Tbankali*i! act,toJlllJ. •· .,rm, baaw.. A&f. •1.m.! or RtOSCHWINN• bomt. Hw tnined, T 1 '-~·or~,;n··~ flHtJI ~ __. !!!!Uol416fl.H. 1 ~:!• drop·tnd P~lc· ...,._ 1161 2 pc • ...._. •· 1• Troaboat, PH·A•, ~--··••lllOood bome •• Malt I tablt ~ tJo ........ _.,........ CMt .... Mm. ... Geld~ old .... ., I II ....... ..,. GoldtlJ141triewr.4fJrJ. I I roa LIASI two ,.,. iwmnlll-' ......... ........... _........ lft Sota. Y .. T\d\ed thoroupbndl baO In ya a a ll a OT' a 1 Wood Car• I• I 8lll P Cat. Prt1ndl7. =.;,:!;•t. SZOO tniaiy19t1l0!!!1. Mu1!~ Ace1aul1Uo1 w/lllJtaiil .... MW Duplicator. Marlie. AbaedoNl61-lb m:;::c:a: Barsata ...,.,. rtld JIUITOOI08ir .... .,..., .. U..t Once. S.0 far -U1 I l • I I la I I Id · th It tt It ad a ID o 't MM .... WlU ucrinte lot a •• -.. ML ,,.........,_, 6 IOI C11Hiflld rttularlJ. ACWll.le Gti&lr· LIM ... WOCMle. -= s.rt111. Geed Coed. Aa• t~tJ flH wllal Ha"r~-:~ .. 1111? ... ~....._ UIMIUU -~--dig)!....... Qp 1~~~·- 1 . ~=·---~~----.------------ Or1og1 Cout DAlL V PILOT/Saturday. Novtmbtr 7, t981 For Your Car! JOHHSOH & SOM u.c• ... ,::1 2S26 Harbor Blv Costa Mesa 54G-!l630 I WEMllDYOUI GOOD USID CAI! C~MEll CHEVROLET ')\." "·" 1 •• , Iii. I ''"-l\\H.-..1 546-1200 HIGHIUYBt Top doUars for SROrtS Cars. Bugs, Campers, 914's, Audi's Ask forU/CMGR JIMMAllHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 Anything (()OSidered; Wf ti.a> an lhru 1980 YOUI EXOTIC ~1 ,~;~ ..... ~ .. e-ty -IMPORT§ 2925 Harbor Blvd 3100 w Coast Hwy COSTAMESA N ~Be h 979-2500 e6'2'.~ac "'----- ~ "I OIAHGE COUHTY'S OlDIST & Sales·Service-Leasing ro'CARVER l()JS·fOtCE ·BMW 1973 BMW 2002, 4 spd. new Blaupunkt, am/fm stereo cassette. sport steering ~heel , new radials. 66 K EXCELLENT CON· DITION lhc 87SPAEl Call morrungs or eves. 613-0930 If you're nol reading lhe httle ads m Class1r1ed you·~ m1Sstng a lo{ or newsy informatton as well as ~ome &.,re at bu~ We elao have 1 lene company tha1 le11111 other makes ol autos. trucks and vans. For ad· dJtlonal information on lualna please call. 714/972-1270 714/661·9611 For a 1ood deal and good orter sales urvlce see: CREV IER SAl ES-SEAVICE-&.EASIHG 20S-W Ill, SAHT A AHA 71 4/83S-3171 CLOSED 8UNOAY For the belt deals in Soutbem California Come Stt Us Todiy •' SADOLBACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy M issioo Viejo AVERY PKWY. <EXIT5FWY.l n 1.2040 495-4949 Clos_!d ~!l'.!..­ '76 2002 Good Cond Blk. Radials. BluPT radio {7000 552.&284 --- Why~ Whttt You Can Lease? Beaut '80 hard lo find Safar i beige w tan leather mt Mtnt cond . 20.000 m1 Only $1,100 down, assume bank pymts for 3 yrs of S298 per mo. (213> •9680days 17141640-5527 eves _ Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line • Bring them or mill them with correct c11h to Dilly Piiot, 330 W. 81y St., Cotti Mell, CA. '92626 our famous • OIMES·.~-LINE ADS MUST BE PLACED BY 3 p.m. ON FRIDAY. • Each Item must be priced with no Item over $50. 20c. p., Hne -S1 .00 mlr:mum. • No livestock, produce or pl1nta DIMES-A-LINE FOR INFORMATION CALL LOIS 642·5678, ext. 319. • No commercl1l 1d1 11lowed OLOSLeaml'rtrunkS40 5 DRAWER chest S25 QL'EE~ bed SSO Large mahogan~ desk T \\ o l '4 1 n bookcase Hide-a-bed couch S50 sso. Lionel tram S40 headboards with naght Table \\ith <"hairs S50 Speakers SIO each stand and frame:. S2S 642·~ Turotabte SIO &I~ 9510 Dmmg room 5ft Bu.fret G_O_O_O_S5_g-at-lo-n-dr_u_m_s DRAPES.shearsfor27ft SATL'RDAY Evening wide area and IOft Post magazines. 1948 to ceiling S50 T~o chow J 9S6 SS each Two tables S20 each Green guitars S20 C 4 Ford velvet chairs S20 each transmission SJS 289 CATAMARA..~ hulls S50 eat'lf Derk SIO Rudders SIO ·Sears \'acuum S20 Canoe SJO. Call Sunda> 548·l636 S50 Dmelle tables Sl2 S5 each 63 Ford Falcon and 18 Chairs SI I \•ao rear end 525 ·ss e a C'h Bed frames S4 S20 Cofree tables ltustang rear end S35 Sl S20 Kenmore washer '66 Mustang motor and Square end table SJO Ford keaders SSO Round heav) wrought Mus tang rear bumper iron base table $35 S30 Bo't of Mopar White kitchen hood fan bearings and seals S50 SIS 750-0t20 I 389 Pont1at" heads transmtss100 S3S as ts dnd d~er S40 Comer Four u IOC'h Che\) 2ti5 Orange ,\\ e and S30 r recond1t1oned s·so BOOKSHELF S20 Cole Che\) po" er s1eenng I lamp SIS BMW t'ar: bo\ SJ5 Che\\ \alve CO\ er S2S Sno'4 llrl' S5 I co\ ers SIO Ch.e\) air 646·05S3 1 cleirner ~ Che\') intake 11 A :\ D t o o I s r o r fuhp I.line. Costa ~le~a mags SIO eat'h or or a II 4 · 66 \'\\' hood S5 t'arpenters 50c S3 3tl . D T inch broom SJ Club TO' S iclore Sc·S5 rwin Courier. atsun. O)ota chair SIO like ne14 "'aterbed and heater. no diamond plated truck fable and 1 chairs S30 mattres;. S25 Twin bed. step bumpers SIS and Coffee table. marble brass platform S20 520 each 6t Ford S<tO 219t llarbor Bhd . erv1ng cart SS Ranchero windshield I manirold s10 839-30SO L.ARGE Ma1ohca dash in turtle form Sl2 \'anll~ S l~K SIS fo1let S20 bench S4 Dmner'4Jre. I Lamps S2S lhde-a·bed Costa Me~a Spac(.>53 ~amping gear Sc·SS SIO '69 Ford pi ckup KJngsm• sheets S2 999 standard trans S50 ·67 no rs 2~ 1nrh ten ~peed Hartford \\'a~. Costa Slant SIX 3 speed Dod~e t'Ompleteror4.nl'wSIO S25 OresHr SO Bundle!t of linen and ll eadboard SS CoHee to'4els S3 Bed 111110"~ and end tables SSO S t 2S \'en lurJ:l' Queen mattress SSO banquet hand B ed frume s StO embro1dert•d l1fll'O Barbecue Rraz1er SS C'loths for table or bl'<I Set or dishes SIS H27 S20 Frames, tx1~elt 111 W (()aftl II\". 'lie" 11urt decorate S3 \'alet :.tum! Beal'h 675·9i35 bike. good t•on1ht10n S3S ~h·~.i trans 540 . 30 and 40 727 w 20th Street Costa gallon water heaters S20 Mes a 1 rear houH 1 0 R F. M E L J 1 g each. like new . ·cs ~2-S487 s:rn ~ander S4S Dremel Ph mouth complete II ob b \' I at he s 2 5 front end sso ~8 8109 TIRES: 175. 18.~. 195x 11 rad1ah Sl.'i 11a1r Stn~ll's :\e" :.no"· and mud. G 1118xl4. 115~ 13 StO each HR60~15. FR60xl4. E60xt5 SIO eat'b. 6 51h16 6 pl) S8 Big hedge t'hppers S8 536·0782 onyume Dremei 4m tabll' saw S-15 Kennell) 1 dra\\er tool bo" 535 Crartsm11n ~aber :.a'4 $17 Hand tools 25c·SIO Golf balls 25<' 50<' :'lien and ladies l(Olf dub sets S25·S45 3 Golf <"arts SS-SIO Elet'Lronic and CB parts SI S25 lloov(.>r \'&C'Uum GR ,\CEFL'L s1 l1(1r SIO Auto llarp S25 t plated sernng c!1~he~ 11 speed En111tsh girls bike 1nrh Ions: fr o m S25 J<'"'elt) IOc S2 German) 82 earh Sortb.1lk hooks 25c Bo'teS of ran1• old s1h er l\llrhen utensils Ul<'·SI plat~ oo soltd copper. Call arter 9am 549 4398 braS6 anti pe"1er ums. 3269 \\'ashm1Zton A\'e pitchers an1t tra~ s CoMa Mesa Sl ·S25 Solid copper ----- anl.l'lue '43:.h boiler sso GOOD worktnj! t'ast iron Antique a net \ 1ntai:r "ood sto1e ~ 9 1n<'h door sets and plumbini: antique F.nghsh brass r1-ctures. glass. l>ra .. ~ plantl'r pot S3 50 Ilea\'\ anct port'elain S2 Sl5 12 1nC'h IHal'l copper Antique si nk anti tra~ S4 4f'tsohctcopper r1xt ures S45 A fl•w E:nl(l1sh hunttn!I horn desks SS-$.)() Classroom S21 Beautiful et or old desk Sll."Old solid oak ras t bronle s hip m1ss1on librnr.\ desk book~ncfs S28. Very old 8 850. Excellent 2 cfrawer 1nr h ornately cast melal file t'ab1net S30 bronze oriental lantern Lar~e selection of office Sii \'er~ old brai.s rhairs. oak an<I wnlnut s.1monir S25 Gracerul Sl5 535 Tiit sw1\ el ornate ~oltd brass 5 o fl tee <'ha 1 r S 3 0 C'Jn<lle t'handelier SIS RollOdex file S1 ~tan~ Man) hghls Jnd lamps. \'1nfajle an<I ;\nt1que \Ome antique for rloor ch al rs and rockeri; table and rerhn)l SJ.$50 S4-$SO PaJr bentwood Ornal<' old 7 way rloor cl\:iiri; S25 Walnut lamp. iilass shade.t base 1·amt\· or prnno bench lite~ too Sl8 tHass 510 l'mque pair of nak double ch1mne) student Cohtln~ t:h1ld1en ~ rharrs rloor lamp~ 3 t'hrome S7 i\nttque oak n><'ktr ball ud1ust head modem $20 Smith s En11h~h floor lamp SIS Gta~ mantel rlO<'k. l!rOt'l'rul h 1 <'eram1c table lamp walftul 11rt cll'(O raM' $9 ss· 2s inch grareCully St'\'cral \'lnlajt(' anct c ast sol id brass antl9ut '4e111hinJ?~cales :andirons 545 B1• S5 S$O Se\·erul \ 1nt1111.e sl'lert1on or brass or' anrl 11nllque 1H•1gh1n~ iron hreploce tool sets se<11H SS.~ Ext•ellenl 1nrlucl1ng andirons. full ~ize jtOCXI \\nrki111t ~creens and lire l!f8lt'S pocrel11in hutrher~ ~rolt' SS S2S f>:nallsh heavy SSO. l.t1r11e ~rl<'rllon or bras~ -.ood basket with anl1qol' ancf 1·lnt111(e casl L1on·s pow reel S20 form 11nc1 kllrhrn l1K1l~ Large round boll solid und <'onlumeri1 2~"SIO. brass and Irons S4S \'urlel) of k1tt•h1•n , Stl<'Cl1un of old tools d1nin11 and roff<'(' U.hlc~ s I s 2 s. A n 1 1 q u e S5·UO M u h oiun~ ro•rwood and brau Ot1nc1t1 Ph,1 fr ~so carpenter square S4 Woolt>tl NQ\' P C.:out ~ Old loot and d1emak« Ohl -.·1•wk'fl ho••• m11(1l'iic ckt:~l -0r oak and walnut s~ SU ttou·~ nl hoitt wilh f1nt btao pulls m i:rur 111111 l'OfX' 2:;(• IW3 (,arl!t 111t 1que wood \\' tsth Slrl't't. Costa block pllftf &JC ta W \I r • 11 . b '" l ~ t c n Uth Stmt. c.ta ..... M1W1roni1 antl Pllrmua rbet"8 Monnwaa Mel S1ruo1 Ul·OIU Pla~nlll SlrHlll Sal.,.dl .... a.di\ J4t OIJI let .... J N. tH 8-lar IOJ BIK ES Ladies Schwinn 1 costs ne" SISO + 1 Mens • C'oaster brake cruisers look and run ne"'. each S49. S48"8066 for SUllS ~ Indian \\OOI TIRES <ioodnch sl'l of rug S25 llancl t'llfft'e four P175xl4 S2S each 1?rinder S32 Mat1·hl'CI Good) car Trempo amber glasse~. )IX S!> P 2Hx1S 830 each. Cnstal wine ;!lat.Se,. L 7sx 15 S"S Luogage WEED Wacker. Sears !ti~· ss Doll bassml'l S5 " " best SJ5 • ''" Dnll press Custom wo\en coH•r.el Amer1t'an Tounstor. 3 StO Carved king s1ze l 525 543 \'ictorra Street. suiter near new S25 headboard Sl5 Full Costa l\lesa 10 Spm bS~ms~ni!Sel 37S270' Zipper headboard S3 Prac11ce ags..., • · ·' )lolf ball s 20c CAST1ron4plantholder ClllLDRENS games ~hristmas tree stand SJO i\1lract1H' nc" I Electron•<' !lames. )t SO Lamps S2. SJ gan)lham cloth and Ma tells baseball. Ro) al typewriter S40 e\ el et lace t n mmed basketball entry head Cord rug. bathroom size Cio'4er pol!t 10S 1nrh to head ·basketball. S4 . .\\·ocado toilet seat ,1zes. 1deill for girt spaC'e m\·aders S9 each SI SO Zenith stereo cookie' or plant!! Wallet $1 Bikes a5 1s radio player console 3Sc 60c ea('h Old pam, ch '41nn st1n)lr•n S50 . ~1agna\·o~ T \' o(hardrockm11pln l10e fluff\. Santa Fe·j radio console ~ l.argl' tree!>. neat for candle,, speed: A7uk1 10 spel'd mo\'Je screen S7 50 351 bookends g1fL~ SJ Ne" I S25 each Ch1ldrens Ba) Street. Costa Mesa boxed Grllrtte Alra books S2 Rock tapes S4 548 3663 douhle shaH•r SI 50 Horse models from ~real for lra\'el SI !>O S4 .s7 Jewelrr bo;< S3 70.000 unused l'lllnr 22011 ll u la· Circle. postt'ards from Ml)~. flunl1n glon llear h. bearh area the wa) 11 962 7657 SUEDE roat sso Set or dishes S25 Foudue sels 1 2 1 SS and S9 Silverwa r e S I S. Portable d1shwa~her S50 Cheese boards 131 S4·S6. Electrir ran opener S6. Art1ririal Christma s tree SS Christmas decorations 5c-SI. Decanter with 6 glasses t ne" 1 Sl4 Farberware rotisserie S22 . Suitcase S5 Nightstands <21 $15 Stereo turntable SI~. Recener S50 h12 Orange shag carpet S50 Books 50<'$1 SO Towel sets S5-S7. Vues SI S3 Exercue bike S50 Decanters n21 SI $2 Saturday and Sunday. Cash <>nU· 2S3 E 23rd Street. Costa Mesa 631·6166 wu. neat for cards or -------- 1n v1tat1ons l!\ for SI Vintage l.1 011cl "Tr:11nmasler" 2 train transformer Sl2 5 foot toboggan S9 Good snow sled S6 Old h1ckor~ snow skis 510 Man~ antique wooden trunks. chests and boxes 52 S36 Handsome blat'k walnut case Sxl5 111ches fine for pistol d1S1)13y SS Old German trunk all wood with brass locks and trim S2S \'orwl\ or mirrors some be\ eled SOC·Sl5 New ltft~ 's Canadian Mount) sport caps o( wool. leothcr and brw S4 each Old Mcga phone Sl 843 W tSlh Street. Coeto Mesa. WASHER, works good S50. Water healer 40 gallon. works good S35. Freezer. upright. clean . works good SSO. S48-8S13 TW IN mattress and spring S40. Adding machine S5 963·95.51 SLEEPING bag S5. P1ua maker SS. Suede Jacket Sl5 Redwood chaise SIS. Bamboo chair Sl5 Popcorn popper S3. t930's l)pe radio Bl Suitcase S4 Vacuum cleaner S5. Electric hamburger cookn $4 1982 •Fullerton Avt' . Costa Mesa fU LL siie white lace I between Monrovia and RA C ERS : Tub 11 I a r "anop", cover and rlacentlo Slrectal. h 1 1 ~ • S d w ee s w th Campy bcd~pread S20. Pink 54S·0135 otur 8l 9·S. hubs S50 each. Oalll hub conoDY spread and 2 Sunday 10.S. set S45 01os Wool sham5 St5. Many old j S45 Cli doll• "•c.$25. t.adln TYPEWRITER SlS ersc:y nchet " .., "" s I wheels S40 each. Campy clothes. airo L2 20 2Sc·St. Sheets ..i I .vcrwor.c SR seat post S20. Ora Material soc )'ltd HI 17. Tr•(tion Ul\ll ComJ>' brake set $20, Z•PPt'l'I ZSc~. Novi• S40 Clothfl 25<'·~ Two Campy end S1.ul no tdltor SU Movie lllht bn •tools 1111 each 'l'wo t chain whetla 110125 13 Box or !>Id ncllo ov•rtturc <'ha Ira 120 1 T -Shirts H . s coci tub.a SS Set or 8 ucfl Tablt lamp SIS l tluattrS8. SS0.5064 Hand~man bilokl. wu Eteltn•1Clft laddtr S35 _,_...SIG NtW lcit llectrat tun SU.!RARE. old Indian Sari !Mlclr.f( e omct 1Wf'fil lllctn" taa. lap atovt Tr t m • i o Id . 11 I v e r ti.aar D ,._.,... MS. PW m boott 115 125·$$0. J1dt charms ht. • ea..... ..... c .... -m J~lry u $10, Jade ntckl1ce C•I• 11t11 ..... 1lt' tSf WaCtltH M. llO. Ciwbar Mtklau °"'8all.llillMIA"-Tiili 11.fY. Ill lh4 UO. lar• T1betu 'p' ....... .....QIU... ""',..m. ..... _... PILLOW bark sofa and I TV Portable black. white 11\ICK \\uod 'ton• ~.>u lo\·e seat S35 \\'ood on stand S25 L'pnght \litre ho\ and 'J" '35 coffee table Sl5 Set \'acuum S25 Child s fool ho\~ ru\\er 'all dis hes s t5 T-. 0 ~et~ telesrope on tripod SR :-25 R11u1.-r. ~111 El~·(·tm· silver\\are S8 set POL'> Po"er Mate \ar uum cf11ll SIS f1~h poll' ~Ill and pan sl't S4 \\'oo<l co mplete S35 All 11 a~ so I' k ~ 5 j sewing machine rabinet e'tcellent t•ond111on llandmo'4er !)JO Hant.I or use as table St5 After 10 :l>646 1525 doll' ~ Dolh "heels Parsons table SJ 12 FO UR ii hullers door:. :>l·S5 &l2-135J Saturcla~ Wood shutters 5-1 all altl'rnoon. all da\ Bowhno ball. bao and siie 24xSO eat'h SIS Sunda~ and )1onday " " Bab) bassinet basket shoes SJ Old cleltfll \\Ith btu~ and lace skirt \A RIOL"S \'\\' parts a d d 1 n Ill SSO Crib ~rze do\\n BuRhoodS30 Bugfront machine c<1lculatur 5 ptllll\\ and C'omrorter render. ne" S50 Rear both MacGreiwr J!c>ll 1 S2S Eltttnc 14ame iron bum per S3$ 0 u a I bag S25 Toasll'r O\·en s5 Children ., clothe.,. Portheads S40 pair Sl2 Mr Corree S5 lcl' tarter motor SIS Cream maker S4 bo}it Jnd ll•rls. ltite I IO Flv\\heels SIO 111 II P )ears 50<' SIO Iron S2 I · Lumber Sltl ~en s Fan SS Orr whit e heads SIO earh Mag clothes Sl·SS~ Pia} f*n t• u r 131n5 11 k e n e" . "'hl'els '41th shl'ks S30 S20 Sa" horlte<. S.'i T\\O re~ulur size SIS pair , pair Exhaust S)Slem Barr.boo 1•unc <'hairs S5 Olive grel'n <•urtains:I SIO each-)Ian~ Bui! and pair T"o l..1na1 bar regular si7e SIS pair bus small parts un!1er stools SIS p111r Soupt>r Ro\ '!t cruiser l>ike SIH 1 S25 Blat•k and "h1te coupe '4all(c•r srn Lari: Girl'lt l'rui.,er SIS. Kin i! T \' 520, 4ft neon h1?hl Spanish 11rnui:hl iron "'e beclspread wilh set up~ SIO l'arh Stl'reo DOL'BLE b1•cl \\llh BROW~IE u1mi-ra S~ r1 ame S50 For double To11ls 251 Si 50 Lar1:e I.Jed Dan1~h "alnut A ml'rt l'a n fl J g. Sti l>ookc:iM' hl·.idbn1irtl W1C'ker ch.m Sl5 Old 50 lll'a1 \ ~ ello " lamps, gla s ~hades S2S spre atl SIO F11t ed and ~ <hal antique bottom ~heel'> S3 t'Jl'h mirror S40 .\l cCo) G E: toas1.-r men SIO cookie Jdr Sl5 )kCn~ Sears Ill rite 1oasltr o\t'n \ a' e SS 0 Id bro"' n S20 81c) cl<'. girt.. 3 crock$ SS SIS Countn speecl \\Ith doublt· fireplace arcessC1ne~ b:1:.ke1 ~20 642 1336 ~5 '12 \\On hottte, after lpm 2Sc S3 Dolb si.SJ Dolls SCHWl.S'\ St1n11r._~ 2tltn bike Sl5 B1kl' framl'' ~ R1ffi!t Jori \\heels S2 Handlebar; SI fi4-I S78S \\'liJR LPOOL Jnd I\ en more \\ a'hl'r' 1 ncl'<l someth1nl!• Sl(J l'a<h c h r\ ~ I l' r 3 I I h I) r !> l' outbOard mntor S:IS Old "'aler heatt.•r SI llc•a\ \ dut v trailer h11t·h S3S 49:1 '9152 S:! ~35 Com\ SI 25 540 Jt'\\eln 25c"4.~ 291 E 23rcl Co~ta :\tes.i Saturda). Sund a} 8·S 1:-. \ \LJ D Commndt' r harr S2.5 l'lothl'' Jllc S25 Eltctr1t 1rt> (ream mak£>r ~20 f cnce bollrd' 1~1U~5rt 2 eal'li Kitchen rha11' ha n ll ini.: I" m 1> s2n hltw and \\hlte flo"ers SJ o ,\ t t er Io ,1 m Schoolbook~Sl50e.1t'h i·u~tom made SJO Saturrla' inharknfl!ill POWF.R Crall metal T14o Hin 11rei. S.'i (',l('h li4~6"!19 or 6?5--~ \\' 16th Strect. Cust.i mHrc box. \\Ith de11ri.'C.\. Si t•ach fal1lt' S20 (;Jrrurd turntable "25 fo, \ Ilk 510 Bmkal!t· SI! ~11 Saturd;i' anrt Sun!1a1 9-Jpm °193 P. 191 h St reel. Cost;i ~1es.i \'egaGTt1rl'an<l'4heel. :\lesa 194-54611 101 luc!e~ i.a'4. t\ I ne\\ S2S Radiator SIS KING s11e waterbed. ron!11t1on 25 Re!>1n 2522 Elden II • B Costa complete with heater .'Ii E \\' CI a 1 r o I lt k 1 n Clowers 25<· ilo1l'n. new COAT ss S3ndab '111c Mesa 1 blO<'k ea't of SJS 645 5184 I machine with hru~hes. in bo~ originGll~ SI 111) o I d " 0 0 <I l' n Newpol1 Blvd bel\H'1•n great J!•ft for chnstmas per dozen 9110 1161 Hal•kf!Jmmon l'hl'l'k1•r, Delmar ond Monte P CK ARD 8 e 11 S300 .'lie" nursei. 11.h11e , S2 B1.1celet 25c \'a~t· \'1sta Saturdn\ and •T\•ll'rl)net. Danish unirormdresses,s1ze10ITABLE ll'4 IOin S50 ~Ir Tra\ehnit CJ'<' s.; Sunda' 10 3 Aftu t'J b1net sl)ll'. ~len•u SS eat'h Two panel's Carpenter Looi:. Ilk' SIU f!.-lt .'ill\· Poster lllf " Sunda~. rJll 640 il09 Ut nt · 10 Tenn" 8(hn\48tn beautlfUI blue.1' Oc!d and end' lumlwr rloll cup' 50<· Thermo;, Kl~G llearloom tH1 ... bl'd~prl'Jcf S3S Sat urda' Sunt1a) 9-2 6-H 9818 1ackl•t. lari:e llead. nt•\1 green. l!Old rlnr:il \\Ith 1.0<' 10 T"u Cht•\ ;s<' !-.Ill.. ,earl ;oc <=rn W1l\On Xtr.i S-15 l>trds drapt'' out of I motor' Ii C'\lindl'r ~ r 1 .0 P P ,. ~.,.. \' · · h Ch · 1 1•11111' r acqu.--> 1 nntl' ro ·'0 ""'' er) Laguna home S50 :'\ice .-ac e\ ~Pit rim l'u111t' 25t• T.ilJlt' ss 1100<! ball,20C'eat horS2 white \\rOUl!hl iron '4heeli. S.S EleC'tm f11n l s ht>r poo 1111 198 , cf01en Roller 'katl'~. patio tahll' 1411h 4 chairs S20 End tJbll'' 520 ·~!ull.-nc~ ,\\ncnul' ro\I~ nt'" girl' Sill' 7 S20 840 1953 Republic AH . Lamps S5 2211 Pomnn,1 M LIO.SEL 0 Gauge tram 550SOM Costa Mesa 642~ , A Co\t:t \ll'''' • e'J set SSO Lionel Diesel -. -------.-. : 6-16 4311 Sund a' all da' 1 A.STHJl'E ,tt•rt.'41 ronv1h en)l1ne S3S Four 8 fO<Yr M>fo S40 \\in~ SCHWI.\"\ to-speed 2-lin l------1 s:ii1 smalltinokc·a;,t''I'• elet'tr1<' S'41tches SIO backch:.urSIO .Form1l'a bo\~ bike. E-H·t'l lent SETorEn<'\Cloix'fl1aanct \ind <hlur SJO Bl.iii.. each Track. ,IU for S2 I top dei.k S2S Skis '41lh roncl1l1on S50 Girls o.lher IJOol.~ Ilk S20 .ind \\hill• 1 \ ,1: H O engine S6 ~e"' h1 nd1n1Zs sso .. rhone small IJ1ke SIS 9621408 :'\e"' and old JI'" c•lr\ 11 ,, .. ~, Sui ""'Jrtl ... ~:, Reno en11me 525 1925 aftrr6pm645-J616 10<' S2fl Ladll'' ar11l HIHinc· ,1.JtehuJI ti Bosch auto horn SIO MOPED SSO Double hl'd ~~x~'~a~hAon':~m tpa3~le1; mens rlothmg and '~ciei. , :I 0 s:io s ,, t 11 1 ti,,, Antique wood lathe S25 , 50r S!i llancfhaJ?s 2~< Sundai l>oll IH 13 16 lead solchers S50 Old and frame S25 < oronu S30. Two k1tt·hen 14 h1te Kitchen utensil~ Sr SI · ---- patchwork quill SIO del Mar 760·0161 chutrs 525 111 ~ood flt?l'Or<I plaHr SIO AICYCl.ES s25 t'li('h Antique wall sure SIS RCA black and while cond1L1on Chi pamtml(s L'nf1n1sht·d rah1nrt Cout'h S50. Cl111h1ni: Three 1•en old "ond 1 SS. Sill, :\2ll near new door~ S2 N<'\ rr usl'CI sor S5 Bio" dr\. C'r ~7 armchair.; S35 eaC'h porlabe TV and stanc! S46·47M '1oulinx F'nocl Prncc·s~or ·' SSO 3M cop} marhine Tools !i'l·SIO Lamp' SIU 1930 M1xmaster work~ SSO K2 skis IOO':. SSO COLOR T \' s25 I l 9 S25 Dra1H''!. S2 S5 Pil'tur('s S2·S5 or,k SIS New Frigiclain• Roy·~ Schwinn Vars1l} mch1. 11 "orks. 675-2..?99 Headhourd S2 2ti!I (' c·ha1 rs S2.~ S45 SaturdJ\ ire maker lMK 6 SIO 10 siil'«I bike S3S 1930.5 • Montl' \'1ltt.1 l'o,tJ 9 3 31 \\ intl'ri:reen. Exert'1se b1kl' $.)() Z1i: t'ruiser bike 540 IN SIDE rurner lable ~tesa Saturrl.11 Jn1I If\ roe rul\·er 1,1 Zag sewing marh1ne llanionit lamps s2s w1lh cfrawer S30 Girls Sunda~ Dl'erfield S50 White form1<'a pair Sevylor mnatable \•anll) "1th benl'h and TYPEWRITERS $2.\ and --------desk s.l> Two extra lonl( boat '"llh.oars ...,. Fin" drawer S20 All metal GE~ IE itu r Jl!l' 1l1111r . ..,..., h r " ix..> " d d k S3S ~{'\\ AnSC'O 35mm l h 2 twin unis wit ramcs china cups. plates, stu ent es . 3·dra'4ers. camera S25 Proie<'tor o Pen er "' 1 S37 each h·or) King mugs 50c.$25 Cry lal chrome legs S3S All m tn1nsm1lle" S25 Chiltb spread S22 T"'-o green 3Sc S2 Table l1n"ns good con di l 1 on screen SIS l're,tu oH•n de~k SIS LJ"nm11"rr I d S6 h ... 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NewJJorl lll':1l'h w-w Firestone steel N~rdrcu ski boots 525 medium hkc ne\\ S50 RV u w n 1 n It -. 1 l h radial tires GR 78-IS 4 \~inter Jackcl'i anl1 \'oil child's wntersk11s allat'h1n11 room pan('(~ 1s1~0RT cur 'k1 racl. ll,111 for S3S Old llunlt'f selected clol hing S2S. Tout niaster S3S '69 Muslung fi('lll' lllr hik<' r:ii·k ~ ~1 < ~r · · r ...,c 11 p 5 0 c · S 3 ° · S m a I I 2·burner Burt ct Range wtlh new upholster>' 849 to P r u 1' k S9 ~1 an s ~~~~~· :f2:'ii:~roi1(' app ltances 53 •515 SIS. Electric Worm1n11 Auto parli; and Lilllf:ll' 11k1 lwol~ 211 jack $5. Eh•clric drill Luggage SS -1.25 · tray, still boxed S4 acce~sor1es SlO Bike 11urb 2~11·s2~11 $3."" 30 amp electric P o rtabl e sew i ng 644·6989 Sam.sonlte 3 pleve 545·38.'18 4JV machine S50. Chlldre/\' 1 t S30 -------- box s4. Small brass books and mags ""A·SI. LOTS or tiooks. hurd u ~ J{ 1111 e s e l1l rll an1I t:;"' ll11ll•1 h I ..,, I' I """' ·a " Rcallstk pur1111llc AM Pore llmfl .,.,, ,11 ol(en Saturda)' Sunllny 9.3, baclt«i 25c , poper hucks radln ~ Tahle h11n1~ \'> m111wt1s. n .. 1·11, f\•111111 road liahla SS. Recessed 2407 Windward l.11nc. I Oc . S03 E. B11 I boo M11r1ne toilet SIO Ice \1~ '':n·h ;,.·.u l:tlli <'ctling lh1ht $4 Heud Newport Huch. l block I Blvd • 9 .. 1 ..... a. Salurdo.\ ..., L• I tennis racquet $5 3 th or 22 d St t • ~ chests °" S.~ d11turc :i~" years eacb. road. tra<'k. b~~weeon Tunsll~ ~encd •nd Su.ndayo·4 Sunday 9 ~11m 101~1 model raill'Old ~ HCh. Irvine COUCH u.n. Ster"'• ff<A 8 tsm11rk . lluntinitton (; ~ ~~ ~~ ·1r11 clOlht'S tr-' St~. Two arm ch111r'-c SS --------1975 fl1v1t1 ttlaufoht WOODEN hand mt1de each . ch ;i 1 r ., n '1 "Seuon.s Chanat"' $3 hanitlnl ba ktta SS S7 11\IOm•n m $49 JIM Tra~tl rlolhts lfamer f'oldil\I stools StO Bird -------- S4 Saturday onl)' 9 4 houau ITU. Caae COM PLETF. double cno t•rlltrl 10 I.A ("fl, planter Dl. Towel nnMJ 1nn~r tprin• bOd •llh I r v 1 n e SIO Tollft p•per holder mttal Cr11M D> l..li11rt <CulvtrJUnlYtrlll)' lo SlO 14210 -~n•te arttn IUlltue.llllmOlt Gotdtll(low' Strttt., Colla Mesa new» m .. Orange Coaat OAJL Y PILOT/Saturday. November 7, 1981 JOISAU ~·,.... ...,..,.,... · ~.,,,.. .._ ... ,,w w..11q1.w ._..._,rW ..._~ ..._u~ MMI.~ Mees.u~ ~··· ................................................................................................................. , ...................................................................... , ............................... ~ .. -............. !?.'.! ~ •• ._.. ••• ! .. '~' ~.~~=-• ...... !?. ~.'.•. • ...... n .. ,..._... t77t ••• µ '111 ca•, "' a...NW nze...,. "Haw.. ·n1a '11CAPll 11 v.. • " ••• ........ ••••• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••••n•••••••••• •••••••1• ............. , •lld .. 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Teo.tal Ml-Gl,MMJG HOWA.9Ql;;•t OfftrWMTl7 --'?f C11tlus. 1 ow,_.r, ~~.ml-•11a&rpl lt7'M0teA Tlt /lll:ICEDll II IU ....................... '72 V W 8lltioft Waa Y•e 977J •CAD '1• lldo Convert. N~=:CH '79 Omni ... low·ml.. crulat, A/C. '\'"o, OMLYMZtl CYCCWMOM or7l4/H1·R *lDEALERINU.S.A. ::ii:;"-' cond°f .. ;~·;~;0*; .. ~~t:.C::v~aml. HMlll =:.:-ZI:-· 4 ipd. ::1~~ bl mt. 1,7IMI MIWPOITDATSUM ~-::a~~~ sWWWY&llia., ~ INORANOICOUNTYI ns.-...-. SHUSl'llST! lt71 c~ Oldamobll .. H::=S:::cH OMLYatll WIPAY 'T1 labbit, ilnt cond, R1aas1ood.APln1mo Webavea1oodaeJtcUoo '-4 tt4f Oood Coed. $1850. Offer ---•"_).I MIWPOIT DATSUN TOP DOLLAI SS brwu, »,OOO ml, uto, SA1H. •VICI 54M301 o f N E w ' Us E o ....................... S41-GU aft. s p.m 'I! •DoYtSt.reet CaUJarta.i. ~~==-•tereo.saoo.a1..o.11 AMDLIAllMI Chevroletl! '72 Ford Torino 2 dr. '1Z DATIUMl40l N!WPORTHACH JIM SllMOMS ClOStOWHOMS 71 l>aiber W-.oo. xtru, OV!RHASDJ:LLVERY 79C~DeY9t Auto, 3QZ VI. l>,000 orl1 '•Old.I, new Ura,. auto. Dynamite daulc • ).t IWPOITS Me lo apprec. 721000 ml, 1 EXPERTS -.:it Biii w/blllopera top. ml. Clnn. SDO pt. pb, air, pwr wtldn. spud Afr, 1lereo, lJOlQuallSt. ......._ 9762 -kl SZ500.lll-42'74 Biii IUlr Int. Cutt Ac· «.-"50.142m maf•· Wblle/ t1&Slom '7H • PORT _. •-...... ·-ce11orit1. Oria owor. ve our I nterior. N.,,W -~EACH. ....................... '71 VW V -"'" 21 .000 ml. $10,500 '12 Ranchtro. 1 owner. '1SSTAJU1Rt !'mEQF> VOi.YO 142. AC. Auto, Xlnl Mech •Orte. owner, mint CO«ld. $4691 •'19 lJ6 H.ar\lor Blvd. COftd. SUOO. M0-3314 12Z50 615.2018 v~~~ LoadeSf"'S, low• miles ~1:.'Eco= ~~~ o:::::::4'7 "7r;nf'::~~R w!:~ ~~1~:V1.:.=:a 2+Z, 8 '79 Fairmont 4 cir. 34.K '80 Ome1a. 2 dr Vt.auto ·-•"__... f1t.9930 ut for Elaine, $4 700 MZ-0247 ~9754 Xlnt. air,-* air, excellelll. U500. 18'111 Beadl Blvd. (08114) Evenin 1 79-tcm. 2 d 4 · · · S»• c-~ •.a.• •-ID o. r, runa. -El n.......A. "' .Mr--14WOM -~ 1970 Mercedes 210SL. eeds top end work II uunouu, iuemlSt •• Caprice. nm &ood, u.c• 9941 ~ TODAY·lll,'50 Conv and Hardtop. • ....... .,.u &old BlarltJ, loaded. 1 72,018 ml, xlnt cond. .._._ -11 ~ JIU .ill -.i&ftlli.ls -• _.. p otf isUn ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-... .Ti'., "" ~ am/rm radio, new u~. owner. ay ex I 11985. 87s..NIJ ••••••••••••••••• ••••• luwrTS Aslt for Lee9'~206'1. overdrl~. sun-· Io a n. PI ea ae ca II 71 COMl'lten' Al ~ mtrm cass, U,000 955·0759, 8:30am-5pm, '81 Cbevelle Malibu. ~ MARI IV COW'I 1301 Quall St. 1979 300 SD Turbo Diesel. rf .......:i.. _.. u p i It d or Bat.142·331111al~r4 d d 11 Newport Beach Duk brown MelalUc, . wuu.,,,,....,., or mon· r . ; w n 1 : •----.-----Loa e . Low m ea . 714/tlMJOt sunroof, extra fuel tank. er. l.J24.ll5l3 79·9354• lpm·tpm. tm Malibu Classic alr, (Z36RSC 1 250."4-t:m L W11on. 27.000 '73 Sedan DeVllle. radials, 1uto. xlnt ml JIM=..o .,_ 9732 '79 300TD Sl. W&~·· lllte aded! lmmac 6 Out1tandinc coodiUon. Dl80493-97t4 71' Piolo, cJean. wJalr condilionlnc. cood tranaportatlon car. UOOO OBO 142,1570 JuU e or &.11·7797 Maria a:.,;,;=;;~~~~i;2l ''••••••••••n••••••••• nu, met red. tan mt. pp. 850 firm. 645-1641, $1300. 631-7252 VOUSWA....,. SHA.IP 54&>9341 orW, *. ,78 Se·"lle, .A. STRO Ckysltr• 9925 18711 Beach Blvd. FOISAU 71' Pinto. clean. w/ai r conditioning s.o~d lranaportatlon car. SUlOO OBO 642·1570 Julie or 631-7797 Maria •79 SOOCD sunroof v i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 142 2000 '77 D4taun 8210 $2900. c ... Ha•ap am/Cm cw.' 1reat cond' on, pumpkin col· ROOF. wire.. Xlnl $8300 '71 Chrysler Imp Le ----·----1 Low mi. Orie. owner •7• •--.._.., ' · '71 S ·11 di I '68 Lin dr Outs d •-·~ 1500 ~ pd, amJfm tape ev1 e, ue . Baron, tdr bdtp, very c 4 . t.an · 6'2-1102 M111l sell, beat offer over 1989 21C,.SEC Rebll tr S3600. 497.3235 vo1ues. Xlnt. f7950 clean, reg. gas. many ins! 1851>. 1977 DATSUM ::i~1 Cbuclt Perry A·l cond. Private P~y '77 Seville, cream peach r eplace men\ Hems. Call631.Ql& 210 4 DOOi $11,500/ofler 641>-6990, Md color. velour Xlnt $7350 Super wort car, needs '73 Pinto Station W&JI., AulomaUc trans .. radio "--4iMa 9734 1157..-rT ••••••••••••••• VAUGHAN LEASING brakes. S700. so.2322. * '51 Lincoln J:°t. Cpe. runs good! $1200. bcslof· &c body side moldings ........................ '79 MB 300SD turbo 9905 558·5958Npt-lrvine eot.tfte 9932 =· ~~~Y mllege. rerSS2.5994or6'2.-Z <322SPK>. i 4KarmennGldaCoov. diesel, mustlell. Best of· ............... C••• Hl7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55'7·2971 _.............. 9960 OHLY-5 Bea~Wulcood. S5300 fer over 000 731·0202 et ~ bo l · Sa dri 1· I --------"r-... lnAl'aOIT_D ....... _..... . Pnv Ply780.8636 1 ,81 M·..,._..-• ·cyl, runs n a u •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• m says " ve a 1U e, ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'""'" ._, --"' .. ~ • New · . 1969 C • save a lol," on new 81 LEA.SE IS UP! 881DoveStreet * 63: Lllte new. Will gd,looksld.S3.500orof· ~1966• .--•07 Corvetlesequippedwilh '79 MARK. BELOW '74 Plymouth Sution NEWPORT BEACH sacrifice at $llKIO. fer. 615·89'12. New enone. Excellent 4 a peed or automatic RETAIL. 97~16 Waioo. gd cond .• enJ. in ·-sa.1010 9' 10 cond. 12.'SCX>, beat oft. l . . xlnl shape, new tl.(es. 133-1.wv .._. ·9731 '81 300 SD Turbo, Ivory ............... ~PvtPty ran=~ll.VER Monrid& 9947 frame hitch for pulling SALIOILIASI! ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/tan. int, lolded, onJy 19di"'-I 1975 10549'7DARKBLUE ••••••••••••••••••••••• big trailer Sl~295 . 80 $34 ooo 6"-8253 -...... CAMUO XI 99'1·8679 1980 280ZX. Luxury mi. • · . Uemcond.$1800. Automatic trans., air J°'9&6BRONZE 15. PB. PS. Auto. nl -------- Paclt1n. (714)5SM330 f:J Seeon Fri llf6 67S-1371 cond. & metallic paint. cond. $1800. 830-0403. '-"• f965 1979 DATSUM • Convertable '6'7 250 SE. k Rlverta. xlnt (107MCD>. 768-4227 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 210 HATCHIACIC WE'VE I Sacrifice. $1S,OOO. Best offer. Must OMLY SZ995 Mtrcwy 9950 '69 GTO Ponbac Con•. 4 speed trans air rood ~ 613-70ll or97s.-01Udays. 8588 MEW,OITDATSUM ....................... needs some body work, & stereo c'u sette: MlwliillJ -'7HSOSL86Kmi .. Jooks/ 888DoveSt.reet 40lS.EJCaminoReal '74 Ca pri, automatic, newtooe~e (006616). i runs great! $16500. firm 9915 NEWPORT BEACH San Clemente radials. am/Cm. stereo $1800 n M 548-11956 OMLY$4299 iS11Pn I ...... 496-8141 ••••••••••••••• lll-1300 831·-0680 492-8500 6UOOmi,peacbwtvinyl 197lT,_.A9 ..--POITD•TSU ... ~AGUITI '79240D :St.andardtrans. ~TIMG roof, Sl,SOO. P .P. SS PS PB """ ._ " SH sunroof air Nickel • c c l b 'It Tu bo L82 631·6009 4 • auto. • · 881DoveStreet us ' • MMU.AC? 69 amaro 3111 w/4 spd. us · ui r • Stereo. orig 46K miles. NEWPORTBEACH · ,~: f1~~6..X~tJ cond. ~iallu in leases Good cond. $2000/besl oonv .. immac.must~! M.t91CJ 9952 s.1995. 133-1300 M.a.ZOA. ' · • business ex-ofr. 955-°'97 $13,500. SS1·9ll.9 ....................... Pvt Ply 7fi0..9611 '73510,newllres,mags&j ~---··r &professional. CM•'*' 9920 '77 'Yelle, auto, all ex· '66 Mustang conve rt. . T S ok & valve Job. amJfm cass, a ... & ~S.lectto. ....................... tras. orig. owner. very Pony inlr. Must see. ~~e r~~~~l:.i .tie runs sreal. $1700.I --11moa1, Mtw 1911 1 · 6 l $6500. Days~8300. · · 83l·81S2 551-3811 1415111JSl.C9Slllll.I~ c----s 77 Caprice. 4 dr clusic, ow mi, mo. warran y. topcond.S7000.847·3095 -nic,e cond .. $12960. ll800/0BO. Tio.s7S8 '68 Fasl·baclt. :Jal. good 11-lderWid 9970 1971DA11UM '80 RX7, lite new, lite ow .. Sfock! 7Sl~or83l·S347 ONEOFAKIND!! cond .. needssomework. 5102DOOI blue, sunroal. Call AM. BER~ •'80VETI'E• n800.840-2250afl.6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AulomaUc trens., air 644-9'98 '74 S-3. La1una. Orig '64 T-Bird. needs work. owner. Xlnl cond. AU Blk/bllt. lmeron Pnl '65 Mustang, auto, VB, SSOO. Finn. 968-7016 or cond . & stereo tape. MaNNff DILL/\ fa ctory options. HD Every Option Avail incl xlnl mside &c out $2300 968-8566. (190V0Y ). ••••••••••••••••••••••• .OOH.ul••tlll.11 T . Pk S Glass T-ToP. Ext warr. orbslofr.546-3398. --------OHLYSlt95 o••~..& ,._.,,, c;ao•>t<Xi owing g . 4 4 Showrm Cond. MUST '65 T Bird. Convert. MEWPOITDATSUM ~ modllled. MUST SEE! SELL!! No Reasonable '65 Muslin& Co nv . Beautifully recood. Wht 881DoveStreet CO&lfl'Y*S Callford«ai.ls.S3l~ OfferRefUMd. restored. Outstanding top YellowExt.S8500. NEWPORT BEACH UCIJISIVE .... tweed '881MPALAWAGON u 675-3218u autof6700.499-52:89 71~ '69 = MASERA Tl ·~~C::u'!1~t RUN=· ssoo Dodge ffl5 I '69 Must.an&. :m vs. 2nd Y199 H74 DEALBSHll' lluat Sic. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner. potmtiaJ classic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl/intsil/ext. We'll deliver anywtlere •m ·82. Taite '77 454 Chevy Jet. Muat '611 Charger, runs good, 11500. (714)64V7861. '69 Nova, 2 dr, AtC. 5&-t0.10 in the world! se. Chuck Perry sell SUOO P.P. AJso skJ 61,000 mi. pe, pb, a/c, 318 Clean. SBSO. 615--4008 aft 5 '79 Datsun 21W!ZX. 5 spd. IEACH IMPORTS boat. SU.1S83 eng, l800. 567-51122 Sell idle items 642.5678 & Wknds A/C. beige, immac, lo 848DoveStreet -------- ml a19S. ~ eve. 752.o900 Nd Alltos. UNd , Used A.tot, Used Aaftot, UHd . •79 Datsun m:rzx. 5 spd. 1969 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ,••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••_:::•••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• A/C, beige, i.mmac. lo 01•7170 71 VWCAMPll mi. $91115. 759-0'lA4ev Dynamite Weslfalia I '80 210SL hatchback,~... 9740 pop -lop camper I """'-.--•"-"'""'-.--•"-"'~.--•"-"'~ OUR RECENT SUR,..E IN NEW auto, lo mi, immac. Like ••••••••••••••••••••••• (~) \I ~~$5SOO. Raebel ·~a~~~.~ !l~c:u: JIM=..o • ESALES • CAR SALES HAS LEFT US OVER• 13810WAGON pean tights, Blaupunkt YOutSWA(HH Runs well.mustsell. 3001radio,Rarris A1pba 18711BeacbBlvd. ·-~STOCKED. JUST LOOK AT $1400. 4'7·321115 VHF phone. sss.ooo. 14..,2000 - '79 310 GX, Q.istom in· -"759-=-=9490-=---....---1 ., terior/ exterior, 5 spd, '81 VW Bug. New pa!nl. THESE V ALU ESI• snrf. AM/FM 2S,OOO mi. MG 9742 rebltens.Sl.500.673-2943. ..-9':'-"'~ .. --9':"-"'~.._ .... 9"."-"'-"'~ •• ~;:::nuM _ .oNa ~ :;, .. ;.·cA .. R~~;;~·;iti;; _m_3930 _____ _ 2101COWE .,"II!.: :/rr~i~~P !h~is~':~ 2 J!~':!~. 4 5 speed trans., alr cond., :J O ·trans. brakes & clutch ~· air, bejoe/be. ige. aJJoys &c sliver metallic. ., ~ "'•"'7•uc ·· • .....-'"" e y clean. C!llMUJXl Hard to ftnd Ulte this ~1 1 9744 .... , one! (4057•). ~ &."Y ....., _ .... O ... y --s ?.. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MAllMO ,_ ~7 '76 MOB, mint cond. blue. a wsw 11.-. MEWPOITDATSUH RESALE custom h.ardtop. 494-3174 YO-A ....... .. Dove Street afl6:30PM. 11711 Beach Blvd. NEWPORT BEACH 142-2000 •••1•-COM,Alll SAYE 15 Great cood .. low mi., • .,. .wv orig. paint. Looks new! * '73 BffUe. Stk. radials, red. Sbow rm cond ! 9750 S2700'97·1.S97 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MERCED~Dl~EL ·"19240Dpaml bl./bl. . 64A-OM3 '78 124 Spyder, lmmac, new top, nms great, all . maint. rec. PP. t7~. ....... 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su~ •• spd. (22962) ••••••••••••••••••••••• · '79300SDm. bl./parch. '78 928. 24K mi Lilte new . Sunroof, alloys (06604) Sl.500 custom stereo, new ·'80300SDbrn.Jpal. tires, bi~e. must sell Sunroof, alloys (147111-$27,SOO. Ph 644·~ or . '80 30($D ivory /bam. 640-5628 1911 HOM»A Alloys,cass. UIOll) '81 911 SC Targa: New, ACCOID ·'81300SDbllck/blaclt Plat. Met., Leather int. .. SPEED TRANS.. Sunroof,alloya (01026) p.7•1 alarm. $31 ,SOO. STEREO, AJRCOND. &c -'81300SDm. bl./bl. $44-0614 wtdya &G0169 in MINT condition! Sunrool,alloys,ortho. eves&cwknds. · (009168). Kat.a, lo miles (lllOO) ·77 Porsche 9US. immac. OM.Y$6H5 MER CEDES STA . cond. sunroof, am /fm MIWPOITDATSUH cass, a/c. Must see. N~~~CH ·'79~~./parch. $1S,9$0. PP,559-8689. 13).1 Sun~ys (1112.41) Ian 1975 ·'80 ivory/pal. 'onct.c.nra VISIT YOUI Alloys, xtra tit (19127) One of 39S manufac· 7lVWCAMPll Dynamite flat top camper. Very clean. Runs lilte a watch. (Ol360V I $3495 JIMMAIJMO YOUSWA.a. 18711 Beaeb Blvd. 142-lOOO '77 Bus. sort. stereo. new radials, lo mi., 30 mps. $3800. 494..at79 '59 Blha. nN &.loots good. lit 9850. likes. 642·~ OIAMGE COAST tured. India Rid, black HONDA MERCED~SEL trim. Black leather in· 16 VW Rabbit 30 mpg. HE "D~ .a. .,...5 ·~=~£rfs>8~· t er i o r . Rec ar o s , new paint nms Id $2400. l5A IUllsa 1 • Blaupunktcassetteslero 615·7783673-5372 To •flll ·'74~ELsil./bl. witb Dolby and push but· A ••• Sunroof. cass. (81.914) toms select. Sun.roof. Air '71 conv. red w/whlte lop. UMl'YllSn'Y MERCED~SL condilioninc. elect win· lmmac. Low mi f7.950 SALE$"5£RV1CE .• 75450SLred/parth. dow1. alarms. etc. -Jobnrro.9788 OLOSMCm.I Oulslandln& condition HOteA Alloy1, caas. (253$4) throu1hout. Ail main· il Bue. llectixlnt. •MC TIUCaS ·is 45C&. blk./blk. tenance reeefpts. $.\1,000 Pvt pty. $1D>. 2850Harbor81vd. Alloys,cass.(2S033) or best. PP. (714) •173-21121• .'77'50SLsll./bl. ~or~ COSTA MESA Alloys, cas.s. (31256) i2 Bua. Meth perfed. 540·9 ·'78~maple{labac. Porsche 124 '77'-'. snrf, Ndaeomebclywk. $1300. '77 CVCC 4 apd .. blue Alloys, cm. (42975) am/Cm cass, air. na1e u~• • .'714.505Lred/parth. II modified, sharp hatcbback. SZ!IO. dl.)'1 Alloy cm.) yellow paint. .-roo. Dys: '12BUG H4·S212 evu (21S) .,....:&,ca:;.,fbam . '31·0154; Eves/wlcnda : Veryclea. $11GO. 124-4027 Alloy1,ca11. (4940I) ...... l»e2 10 4 dr. Attont, betce. -'90458..blt./bllt. 14 911 Tar1a. Blk w/wht xtnt. Jo.mi, I tit. stet'. ChromuDo)'I <ID> Int. >OK ml. Loaded. '7S V.fl. na IOOd. oew Must sell! f7JOO. ofr. .'804.5C&.yel./bam. XJntCond.545-7164 Ures,exceUeetbody. Gail531-lmorN7.ml Al~at1. (11115) iSPOllSCHEtllS 9'1..arJI Tl ACCORD, dlt ccmd., ... ivory/bam. Browt1 'ff/ saddle int .. 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