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Cops suspect more to death after second look
By PHIL SNEIDEaMAN alld
FaEDEIUC& 8CHOEMEHL
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There was no immediate
reason to suspect Robert Bray's
death last March was anything
more than an accident.
'the 61-year-old Huntington
Beach truck driver was found
pinned between the tilt·away
cab and the ftame of his 1975
International Harvester tractor
on busy Springdale Street just
south of Edinger Avenue.
Police concluded initially that
Bray had been working on his
truck e ngine when the cab
accidentally fell on him .
c ompressing his chest a nd
cawsing sulfocaUon.
However, in the weeks that
followed, investigators began to
suspect Robert Bray's d eath
was not an accident, but a
murder made to look accidental.
The Orange County District
Attorney's office will try to
_ prove this contention in Superior
Court, where Bray's stepson
Willie Ray Wisely. 29, and
another man, James M.
Dunagan, 26, are scheduled to
stand trial Monday before Judge
Kenneth Lae.
The pair are charged with
murdering Bray by deliberately
SHOOTING FOR FITNESS -Huntington Beach youngsters
pl ay \\i th parachute at Edison Community Center during
··Tot Fitness Fun" program. Aim of the program. which
involves children with their parents. is to de,·elop the
releasing the truck cab while he
was working beneath it and
holding him in position while it
descended.
Attorney Dennis McNerney,
representing Dunagan, said he
has filed a motion requesting
that the two men be tried
sep a rately, Judge Lae is
expected to rule on that motion
Monday.
Both de f e ndant s have
contended they weren't even in
Huntington Beach when Bray
died.
But one witness who testified
at a preliminary hearing in the
case said Wisely admitted to
him th~t Bray was killed to
prevent him from telling police
he had unwittingly been
transporting cocaine Illegally
from Florida to California.
Investigators also contend
. Wisely was.concerned that. if his
mother should die, her property
and insurance benefits would go
to Bray and not lo him.
As recounted by Sgt. Pat
Clemens. head of the Huntmgton
Beach police s pe cia l
investigations learn, the probe
that led to murder charges in
Bray's death actually began
with a n anonymous t ip
concerning an armed robbery.
childrens· coordination and m otor s kills through
supervised activit ies. Another eight-week session of the
popular class sponsored by cit~"s Communtty Ser\'ltcs
Department begins next month
Reagan loosens CIA safeguards
Wider authority given for intelligence gathering .in U.S.
for putting "the CIA back in
business in the United States
with no oversight and a secret
budget ."
covert actions within the United
States so long as they are not
intended to influence U.S.
politics. policies or news media.
On Feb HI, 1981 , two men
robbed u Temple City antique
and Jewelry s hop of almost
$200 ,000 in va luables The
vi ctims told Los Angeles County
Sheriffs investigators that one
of the gunmen had 11 cast on une
hand.
On March 24. an 11nonymous
informant told llunt1ngton
Beach police that a man named
Willie Wi sely might have been
involvc.'CI in a Temple City area
robbery
According to police. trucker
Robert Bray had quarreled with
his stepson and had forced him
to move out of the Underhill
l.;11\1• honu• \hored by Bray and
h I~ \It l(t', 1!;>11•1
Hut aft1•1 ttray du~tl March 910
tht· t nH·k 1nc1dent , Wisely
nioH•d buck into hi!> mother's
honu·. at'l'Ordang lo police.
A ft e r r 1· c· c 1 v 1 n g l he lip
t•o111·crn1n~ hi:. possible lie to
tht· T cmvlc City rob bery,
Huntington Hcach police began
folh>" 1n,g W1~cly
Tht·v noticed he had a cast on
h1 .., l0l'ft hund, a condition
J ti ri hutl·d to ont-of the Temple
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6 • count1ans
indicted • ID
hash
Six Orange Coas t residents
h ave been i nd ic ted o n
drug·smugghnf? C'ha rges 1n
connection with the shipment of
more than 17 tons of Lebanese
h as h is h .int o Maryland 15
months ago. federal drug agents
report.
The ha:-:.h1 s h . unloaded in
Annapolis and later d1v1dt'd and
transported across the country
in pickup trucks, was one or the
l arges t s h i pment s ever
uncovered in the t.: .S.. agents
said.
The s ix Orange Count y
resident s c h ar ged with
cons piracy to smuggle hashish,
accordi n g lo th e Drug
Enforcement Adm1nis trat1on.
were: Mi chael J Howard. 32. El
Toro: Rhonda Howard. 30, El
Toro : Sani R Giordano, 30,
Huntington Beach Kathi 0
Giordano. Z1. Huntington Beach.
Gregory C. Nott. 36, Cost11 Mesa.
and Robert M. Gre1oc 32.
Laguna Beach.
Drug authorities said Michael
lloward 1s the only Orange Coast
resident arrested thus far They
s aid he is free on $500,000 bail
Authorities in Maryland said
most of those indicted are still at
large and ma~ go by aliases
An indictment 1s a charge
made against a person b) a
grand jury. ll does not es tablish
guilt or innocence.
In all. authorities s aid. 22
people were indicted in the case.
many from Florida and other
parts of California
Agents said a n estimated
35,000 pounds or the original
shi pment. worth from $25
million to S50 million. was
d1 :-.trihuted to Califorma and
CJnada by ... muggier!>
'I he fl·dcr:sl 1nvcst1g'at1on
IJt•gan aftt-r fi shermen off the
coast of Ocea n Cit y . o n
.\1 a r' land .., Ea'it ern Shore.
d l!'>('l;verl'ri the \I, reek age or a
47 foot pll'J"urc boat ID the late
sumrnl'r of !!}80
In the "rc:<'k age were inner ·
tube!> conta1n1ng about 700
µ11unds of hashis h bearing
mark1n~s i ndica t i ng it
or1~anated 10 Lebanon, agents
.... ~lid
The rh:-.toverv of an a rticle or
C'lot h1ng cuntalnanJ! a telephone
numtJl'r a11cl <1 blihn~ address led
uuthunt1l'" to a fjrm on Kent
Is land and later to a four·acre,
... ti11res1d1· «'"late an Annaoolis .
Authont1cs said t he hashish
1.., bcl1e,l'd to h ave been
u11l11Jdl'fJ at these two points on
Aug HI. I~ The "recked boat
"as one or tt>ree boats that are
hl'hl•\ed to have delivered the
hashis h to \lar) land after a
-.l'rll'" of lr<1n:-.fcr!-from larger
't•-.s<+•
Agents ... aid the~ learned that
'>l'\ l'ral tt•ams of smugglers
c· 11 n ' 1· r g e d o n t h e
Annapolis Ocea11 City area
durin,g tht' ... ummer of 1!8> to
1•\ec·ute a si ngle smuggling
\'l•nture
Hit teaDI
• worrying WASHINGTON <AP > -
Pres ident Reagan loosened on
Friday the domestic safeguards
imposed by two predecessors to
keep the C IA and other
intelligence agencies from
abusing civil liberties. saying he
wants "lo remove the aura or
suspicion" s urrounding their
missions.
Reagan's order includes new
authority for the Cent ral
. Intelligence Agency lo collect
"signifi ca nt " foreign
intelligence inside the United
States, and gives it the right to
conduct covert domesti c
oper ation s if they a re not
inte nded to influence U.S.
policies or politics.
The order replaces one signed
by President Carter in January
1978 , which the Reagan .
administration had criticized as
unduly hampering U .S .
intelligence activities. Carter's
order had loosened restrictions
that had been pnpose~ by
President Ford.
Reagan said the revised rules
we r e needed lo ··provide
America's intelligence
commwlity with clearer, more
positive guidance and lo re move
the aura of suspicion and
mis trust that can hobble our
nation's intelligence efforts."
But.Sen. Daniel..P. ·Moynihan,
D·N.Y .. acting chairman or the
Senate Intelligence Committee.
sai.d "It. appears that the
pres ident ~as aecepted the
advice" 6ffered by his panel.
which had been critical or the
earlier drafts .
Reagan's order allows the CIA
to collect "significant" foreign
intelligence within the United
Slates if that effort is not aimed
at learning about the domestic
activities of U.S. residents and
corporations. Carter restricted
C I A coll ection of foreign
intelligence in the United States
l o either commercia l
information or information on
U.S. residents or corporations
believed to be acting on behalf or
a forei~n power.
Upper Bay sewer
line co1npleted
Reagan
WASHINGTON (AP 1 -
Pres1dt'fll Reagan personally
cxpn·sse<I conc:e m Friday over
1n tclliJ!enee r eports that a
terrorist squad trained in Libya
has cnlt!n·d the l'ni ted States on
a mission to as'iassmale him OI"
ulhel" government leaders. __j.
However. Reagan said that
under the new guidelines "no
intelligence agency of the United
States ... will be given the
authority to violate the rights
and liberties guaranteed lo all
Americans by our Constitution
and laws."
llllCI CIAIT lllTHIR
Variable high c louds
through today, with fog
and low clouds in morning
hours. Slightly warmer
Sunday. Highs today 66-70
al beaches, 74-77 inland.
Sunday h igh~ 70-75 al
beaches, 76-82 inland
Lows 52-56.
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Medical 1tudents at
Harvard art feommg abo\it
the "final epidemic ·"
Nuclear war. See ~ C7
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Although expanding the CIA's
role inside the United Stales. the
executive order does so on a
much more limited scale than
Reagan administration officials
proposed in three earlier drafts.
Des pite the c hanges. Rep.
Donald Edwards, D·Calif..
chairman of a House Judiciary
subcommittee on constitutional·
rights. criticized the new order
The order also gives the CIA
its first authority to conduct
By ST EVE MARBLE
Of .. Dell-, ...... SUit
A controversial sewer line that
once seemed doomed when
environmentalists complained it
would disturb wildlife in the
Upper Newport Bay will be put
into operation Monday .
The two-mile Newport Beach
line will ser ve much of east
Newport and reportedly has the
capacity to handle an additional
population of 3,000 or roughly
1,000 new homes.
County's proposed traffic
remedies hit in airport suit
By GLENN SCOTT
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Newport Beach lawye r s
challenging expansion of John
Wayne Airport have tried to
show ln Orange County Superior
Co urt that the county
government's propo s~d
remedies for traffic congestion
are "at best an open question."
The lawyers for the city and
an allied eovirorunental poup,
Stop PolluUn1 Our Newport
CSPON>. questioned a local
transportation expert on the
likelihood a freeway will be bu.ill
along the San Joaquin Hills
transportation corridor.
The witnns. former county
Transportation Commission ·
Ch airman Al Hotltnden of
Fountain Valley. •'id cua'rent '
sources of funds are not
available to construct the'
freeway . The freeway is
mentioned in the master plan's
environmental impact reports
as a means for reducing traffic
con,estion at the airport.
Pierce O'Donnell. one of the
lawyers representing the city,
said alter the hearing his side is
trylng to s how Judge Bruce
Sumner that likely problems
such as severe traffic congestion
should have been projected in
environmentaJ studies for the
master plan.
But be said the reports failed
lo disclose the posslbllity that
the freeway to run south of
Newport Beach may never be
built. .
The coonty's lawyer. Michael
Gatzke, was unsuccessful in
introducing as evidence tbe
county's so-called Multimodal
Study. which includes plans for
the rreeway. Sumner ruled that
the study's contents were not
disClosed in the environmental
reports.
O'Donnell. E. Clement Shute
Jr. and several other lawyers
are asking Sumner lo hall
expansion plans for John Wayne
becaus e they claim the
e n vir onmental studies are
inadequate. Gatzke is arguing
the studies are complete.
The trial. expected to last
another two weeks, was not in
session Friday and will resume
Monday.
ln a related lawsuit, JusUces
for the 4th District Court· ot
Appeal in San Bernardino beanl
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The hne runs from a basin in
Big Canyon along the bank of
the bay to the Newport Dunes
aquatic park where it links to an
existing sewer line .
It took Ora nege Cou nty
Sanitation District officials
more than three years to win
approval for the project, which
at one point reached the state
Coa stal Commission before
being rejected.
Sanitation district directors
finally agreed to spend $220,000
to r est o re a seve n -acre
saltwater marsh in Big Canyon
to satisfy en vi ronmentalists.
Approval was granted a short
time later.
The restoration work now has
been finished and can be viewed
in Big Canyon directly off Back
Bay Drive.
The new line. which cost more
than $800.000, was needed
because the exi s ting pump
station and the line it feeds into
was said to be operating at
sev e n times th e d esigned
capacity.
Officials reported periodic
overflows in which raw sewage
was spilled into Big Canyon. a
fa s hionable r es idential
com munlty. Sewage also backed
up one Ume and overOowed into
the Newport Harbor Area
C hamber of Co mm e r ce
headquarters.
Sanitation officials claim the
new sewer line is long overdue.
The new 24-inch pipe, which
replaces a IO.inch ptpe1 is called
a gravity-now line ana does not
require a pump station. It is
billed as an energy-efficient
model that should cost only
$1,000 a yur to maintain.
'
A da~ l'a rlier;. R~aJtanordereo
Sccrct Scr\'lce escorts for his·• ·•
t hree to p aides . Security
officials . .,.. ho have taken the
purported threat ser iously for
more than a week. already had
tightened the protection of the
pr es ident. Vi ce President <: eor ge Hush and Cabinet
off1<'1ab
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These offi cials are known lo
h<' conc1'rne d about the
poss1b1hty of an a rmed attack
a gainst the president or an
attempt to blow up his plane
with a surface-to-air missile.
Th ere a l so are fears that
terrorists might try to hit his
armored limousine wilh a
rocket.propelled g re nade or
some other projectile
"Obviously, you have lo be
concerned a bout a ll the people
that havt'.' been named in this,"
Rea)tan s aid. referring to
p u bl 1 s h<' d r e p o rl s th al a
five-man "hit team" from Libya
was already on the prowl.
Asked If he took the purponed
plot seriou!lly. the president
replied .
"I ttunk you have to. I think
1t ·s safe to say that in any
serurity case "
A s ked 1r R ea ga n were
considering curtallin1 public
appearances. a source said,
"It's moving in that direct.ion."
Talking with reporters after a
bill-signing ceremony, Re1.1aa
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5. 1981
Remap showdoWn set
Reaction muted to high court acceptance of ca~e
rtearllon to the llite Supreme
rourt 's l nterventl~ '•'° lbe
p a r l I s a n b •I.(~• o v e r
,rcupport1onmcnl Of 'C"ettfomla's
, lci:i~lat1vu ond c09treS1ional
:districts waa mated Prlday,
although the Secretary or State's : orr.('.e expressed worry over
'loglslicol roulupa .the court
. pcarlng mlghl cause..
• The court voted vnanlmo.ty lo hear lawaui\8 flied by
Democrats trying l• sustain
reapportionment bUls passed by
ttie Democrat-coolrolltd
Legislature but cbal.len1ed by
Qe publicans in ~referendum
petitions. . ~" ,
The court ordeNcf."'1 bearfne
Jan. t 1. less ttraa fbe moaths
before the primary election
in which not only lhe GOP
referendum but aJSG 1e9islaUve
and congressional raees are to
be on the baUol.
Secretary or State March
Fong Eu. the a\ate's chief
election officer. said lbe hearing
1sn 't soon enough for all the
ca ndidates · deadlines.
paperwork and printing that
precede an election.
From Page A1
··We are concerned 11nd
dism&y.t," aald Caren Daniels.
a spok•troman for Ms . Eu. She
said the 11eeretar y of state plans
to asll the court t or an
"'Immediate" hearing because
county officials, in particulu,
need more lime to reprogram
their computers and prepare
accurate information ror the
slate's millions or voters.
Most other reac tion was
relatively noncommltal. But one
legislator whose district would
be e liminated by the proposed
reapportionment, Sen. Dan
O'Keefe, ft-Cupertino. said the
court .. should stay out of the
entire process."
Reapportionment , the
complex. computerized and
contenUous process or drawing
dlstrict·~aries to conform
with ·~e·penon . one-vote"
requi~ll'lenls after each census,
plays a major role In deciding
political eoetrol of the state for
the foUowtng decade.
The b.ills passed by the
~gislature In the session that
ended Sepl. 15 were designed. as
usual, to protc<.·t incumbents und
help the majority puty
RepubhC'tins say the proposed
district!'> would gai n 10
legisl11t1 vc and cong ressional
seal s for Ocmocruts. They
contend i. reapportionment that
took prop er arcou nt of
population g11 ins in strongly
Republlcun s uburbs would allow
them to gain seats und perhaps
win control of the Legislature as
we ll as the congressional
delegation.
Republicans launched pet1llon
drives after Gov Edmund
Brown Jr. si~ned the three
reapportionment bills. With help
from President Reagan. who
signed the first petitions and
whose picture appeared on
envelopes mailed statewide,
Republit'ans la s t m o nth
submitted more than 900.000
sign atures on eac h or three
referendum petitions.
Thal should be more than
enough lo qualify for the June
ballot unl ess th e court
intervenes. Normally. when a
refe rendum qualifies for the
ballot it blocks the law it is
challenging from taking effect
until the vole.
AIRPORT S UJT The Democrats' four lawsuits,
• • • combined into one case by the
this week presentations rrom
attorneys hoping lo ruerse a
1978 supe rior court decision
awarding no dameigu to SJ
famihes living near Jahn Wayne
Airport
over their homes. court. contend the state must
The second suit, which was use the ne w boundary lines
litigated earlier this 'year in because the current d_istricts.
Orange County Superior Court. c reated ~Y the_ court_ 1~ 1~3.
also has been prepared for havea ~idc disparities i n
appeal. sources said. lpopul t on
That laW!iuit wa& tbe first of
.two cases in whka no-monetary
damages were (~far airport
{leighbors seet""'~rds for
Lawyer Michael M .. Berge......., They also note that the
argued on Wedne.sday in San congressiona l reapportionment
Bernardino that misconduct or bi ll includes the two new
jurors wbo discussed the case dis tricts to which California is
·personal injuries allcf' property
tiamages as a r1'Sult of jet nolse
prematurely had denied his entitled because of population
client.a a fair trial. gains.
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:·TRUCKER DEATH INVESTIGATED • • •
•"Beach police and Los Angeles
'County Sherirt's deputies.
·. ·urmed with a 5earch warrant.
·'converged on the Underhill Lane
home.
, Under a bed they ,.,... 1110le
than Sl00,000-worth o f
"merchandise. incNdto& jewel'tJ.
gold pieces. wtttcb4M; and an
..$8.000 bronze statue.
·They also .confiscated an
automatic pistol and a rtne.
The valuables foQnd by .police
were identified as kems takea kl
the Temple City holdup. Wisely
was arrested °" suspicion of
armed robbery and placed in
Los Angeles County Jail.
During questioning by Lo~
Angeles County deputies, Wisely
implicated a second man In the
holdup. Phillip Themp!on. 36, of
San Francisco.
• Victims of the• 'temple City
holdup identified bompson a,,
'Wisely's 'partMr.
Al the time of Wts:ely's 31T'e8t,
Thompson was already ln
~u s t od y 1n Burlineame in
co nn ec tion with a rob ·
bery-kidnapping.
causing it to drop the six or
•seven safety-margin inches, just
enough to compress the truck
driver 's c hest and cause
suCfocation.
ExpaDdlng their probe, police
distribuaed fliers and asked local
newspapers to print articles
mentlonidg that Bray's death
was being investigated. It was
not described public ly as a
murder. Police a s ked any
witn esse1 to come forward
None did.
Duriag this period. Wisely
rem ained in Los Angeles County
Jail in connection with the
Te mple City robbery.
A fellow prisoner. transient
Richard Kish. 30, telephoned
Huntington Beach police May 16
to s ay he had noticed newspaper
clippings about Bray's death on
the wall in Wisely's cell and had
asked about them.
Kish told police Wisely had
admitted be was responsible for
his step(aeher's death.
Kish himself was awaiting
trial on a!'med robbery. assault
and burglary charges related lo
Kish quoted Wisely . as iaying
/'the old fool knew too much". about
:: how his rig was being used to bring
: shipments of cocaine ... ,..,,.
; That charge ha• ahlce been a Sanla Monica incident.
dropped, but wllile ft was in According to Sgt. , Clemens.
custody. Thomp90rt-contacted Huntington Beach police made ~untington Beach police and no prombes to Kish. but agreed
told them to take a clOMr loet at t o c o a t i n u e r e c e i v i n g
the death of W"isely's .st.eplatber, information from tum.
Robert Bray. • , ' Kiah a\bequently told police
A ccordin1 tQ• D-.nlin1toai,''Wlsety hlld talked further about
B each polic:e ,•\~omp••• ~ bit st•9tber's doth. Sgt.
Fharacteriz.ed ·&~a:...a M'a --; C1emeft did ,Kish bega.n-.
murder. relaying 'illformaUon that had
' They say Thompmn ••med not beea released publicly.
James Dunagan as U.·man Wbo indicallng Wisely indeed was
worked with Wisely in the Bray talk inc to his fellow prisoner.
¢eath. Accordine to Kish. Wisely also ~ Based on this information, implicated Dunagan as his
Huntington Beach police decided accomplice during these
to make a closer examination or conversations.
~obert Bray's demise. During a recent preliminary
" They found Ut•t •although a hearlDI before West Orange ~. 1 O O ·pound "',$~u ck c I b Cou1ttJ' •M\micipeJ Court Judge
• fUpposedly had 1Ulill • '1m, Raghar Engebretsen. Kis h
:('Bray had no ~p;n. testified· that Wisely had
h In vesti1ator• •'--oo•ered rev•.._, tee motivea for killing
:: )Jray's truck t.a.I -a safety bia st~t.
'lteature that prevftlted UM Cllb Kis h ttlDted Wisely as saying
:>from falling more Ufaa abeut Ill ·•the old ·toot knew too much" ~"'ot seven inches al atime. about• llow his I on g ·ha u I
Truck experts enlisted by tractor-trailer rig was being
1's><>Hce found no signs that the used to bring s hipments of
-JJJaf e ty feature had c ocaine from Florida to
. ~alfunclioned. California.
Police concluded tbe cab bad "He said the last trip back his
~een released ill.tea.tienally, stepfather bad discovered the •
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drug s and that he had
discovered that Mr. Wisely was
involved in them and that he
(Bray) had kicked him out of the
house," Kish testified ..
According to Kish. Wisely said
he. Dunagan and a third man
took Bray 's truck to a
warehouse in Long Beach. bent
the accelerator rod lo a point
whe re il would have to be
repaired and returned the truck
to where it was usually parked,
on Springdale Stree t i n
Huntington Beach.
Kish testified that Wisely said
he and Dunagan were watching
on March 9 as Bray jacked up
the cab and climbed beneath it
to determine · what was wrong
with the accelerator.
According lo Kish. Wisely said
he then "ste pped up. with J .D.
(D unag a n ) c lose by and
released the cab so that 1l fell on
his s tepfather ..
During the pr e l1m1nary
hearing. Huntington Beach
police detective Richard C.
Hooper described how Dunagan
was taken into custody.
Dunagan last s pring was
wanted for possession or stolen
property and for questioning in
th e Northern Ca l ifo rni a
robbery-kidnapping that led to
the arrest of Phillip Thompson.
Wisety·s alleged partner in the
Temple City holdup.
Dunagan was thought to be
in Orange County According to
Sgt. Clemens. local informants
wer e r elu ctant to divulge
Ounagan's whereabouts.
Investigators then devised a
ruse aimed at forcing Dunagan
to surface.
They put out the word that a
man from Northern California
was in the area. carrying a
letter for Dunagan from his
friJpd. Phillip Thompson.
Dunagan unknowingly called-a
phone manned by Huntjngton
Beach undercover officers. He
agreed to m eet the man
allegedly carrying Thompson·s
letter at a Bob's Big Boy
restaurant in El Toro.
The man with the letter. in
fact. was detective Hooper, who
entered the restaurant on June
25. wired with a tape recorder.
Hooper says he told Dunagan
the letter was in his car and
began conversing in the
restaurant.
During the preliminary
hearing, Hooper testified that he
asked Dunagan if he and Wisely
had killed Bray and was told.
'"Yeah , well . okay so we
did .... ah. we just. ah. played
with something underneath the
frame. you know. so where he'd
have lo work on it ...
Huntington Beach police and
Ora nge County S h e riff's
depuHes arrested Dunagan and
a companion outside the
restaurant.
Boutique ·slated
at Golden West
Hand-crafted girts will be
displayed today at the aMuaJ
Arts and Crart.s Boutique in t.he
parking lot of Golden Wes t
College in Huntington Beach.
The boutique. a long with a
toys, games and s ports
equipment swap meet, will take
place from 9 a .m . to 3 p.m.
Admission ls free. • J
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NO SERIOUS INJURIES County f1rdi):(hler:-. sN1ousl~ injured The at·cidcnt occurred
and Califnrn1 <.1 highway patrolmen orcicre<I whc11 ltw ('!Ir!'> :-.toµpcd to avoid a stopped
those involv<:d in a four-tar l'h:un readwn motof't•wlt'. wh1dl polite !-.aid had become
ace 1dent on llw soulhhound Sun D1l·go l'fllan~ll'fl on t• l:ul<IN wh1<"h had fallen from
Freew:n Fndav to lie IJ, th<.• rotub11lt• e1flcr a11 11n1clt•nt1tll'd tnu·k
they complain~d of fJU
0
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NRC sides with SCE over
Onofre emergency plans
By DAVID KlJTZMANN
CH IM DMty l"t!M Slaff
Southe rn California Edison
Co. apparently won't have to
prove th e ade qua cy or
emergency planning around the
San Onofre Nuclear Generating
Station in the event of a major
earthquake and a simultaneous
nudear accident.
Edison offi cials suid Friday
t h e y· w e r e t o I d b y
representatives in Bethesda.
Sunday
• • interview
guests set
He re are the scheduled guests
for the S unda y television
interview programs :
-ABC, .. This Week With
David Brinkley." Ariel Sharon.
Israel's defense minister
-CBS. .. Face the Na Lion, ·
Sen. Robert C. Byrd. D· W Va.
NBC."Meel the Press.
Vernon Jordan. president or the
National Ur ban League
UpcominJ.! Sunday on CBS' "60
Minutes'"
.. Fifteen Yt'ar:.. lo Lire··
Harry Reasoner reµorts on the
plight of Henry Barkt!r. who wa'!:.
sentenced to 15 'car!> to lire on a
g ually plt:J to a t'harge or
murder
··One Balhon Consumers"
M 1ke Wallace looks at how
Chana 1s buying and producing
more consumer goods
"Claude Pepper" Morley
Safe r profiles the 81 year -old
congressman from Florida who
is a champion or the cause or the
elderly ·
Md . that th e Nuclear
Rcitulatory Commission ordered
a rederal licensing panel not to
require consideration or the
earthquake questwn 1n relation
to lic~ensing or newly built units 2
and 3
Spokesmen for the federal
nu c lear age n cy confirmed
Friday that the fi ve-member
N KC v~ behind closed doors
on the matter. but they did not
disclose the nature o r the
dC•('ISIOO
F: d 1 son. represent at 1 v es.
however. said thev learned the
board VC1led 3·2 IO
0favor Of their
a1>peal. filed last summer '
Thal appeal came when the
three-member Atomic Safety
and L1t'ensing Board. an arm or
the NRC. told utility officials
that 1t wanted to know how well
e mergency evacuation plans
wou Id work in the event or a n
earthquake stronger th;.in the
tremor the plant was meant to
\\ 1thsland
The panel a lso '>C l the
cond1t1on that a nuclear arc1dent
'~ould be Ot'curra ng
s 1 m u I L a n.e 11 u s I y w 1 t h t h e •
earthquake
In protesting th al det'1s1on.
Money supply
drop reported
8~ the Associated Press
The Federal Rcsen e reported
Friday that the natlfln ·s money
supply fell by S900 million this
\\eek. in further ev1dent'e or
~aggirig economic activity
The money suppl) rell to a
seasonal ly adjus ted S436 4
b11l1on, the first d rop an four
weeks
Edi so n lawyers s aid the
licensing panel was exceedjng
its authority in posing such a
question on its own
Government lawyers sajd the
question had ramifications for
the entire nuclear industry. If
the licensing board had been
upheld. other panels could have
also posed que s tions
jeopardizing timely completion
of the licensing process. NRC
lawyer Rk ha rd Hoefling s aid .
The utility has contended
throughout licensing hearings
that its SJ.3 billion plant is built
to withstand the larges t
earthquake considered possible
an the coastal a rea. three miles
south or San Clemente
From Page A1
IDT ...
i-.aid he has had no contact with
Libyan s trongman Moammar
Khadafy . who was e nraged
when L' S planes shot down two
Libyan Jets 1n a dogfight last
August
· · 1 think he figures I 'm
('Oncerned." Reagan s aid.
News exec•utives were
summoned to the White House
on f'riday and as ked not to
report s pec ific sec urit y
measures used in protecting the
president and others But some
of those ~tep!:., such a s the
add1t1on or an anti-s niper team
to ha:. motort'ades. already are a
matter of public record.
At least two informants. long
reJ.(arded as t'redible, have
pronded details or the alleged
Libyan plot t o government
agents. a source s aid
A,. .........
SINGING WESTS Country singers Shelley West. left.
and her mother. Dottie West. hug during a break in tap-
ing their CBS television s pecial. .. A Countr~· Christmas."
lo be s hown Wednes day .
'Test tube' kin exp ected
Louise Brown. the world's
first "test tube" baby, could
have a brother or sister, or
even twins. in time for her
fourth birthday in July.
Louise's mother, Lesley, is
expecting another child who,
like Louise, was conceived
outside the womb, the Press
Association . Britain 's
d omestic news agency
A London judge told
S bowad dywadd y, a top
British rock band, they can
keep a $9.480 fee after cutting
short a show in front of a
"d isgr aceful " h ostile
audience in London. "
High Court Judge Sir Hugh
Mais said the g roup, which
speciaJizes in 1950s-style rock
music . wa s "entirely
justified" in refusing to go
back on s tage after lead
singer David Bartram was
struck by a full bee r can
thro wn from the 4,SOO·strong
a udience.
Saying the mus icians were
"in danger of being injured."
he dismjssed a c laim by the
o rganizers . of the November
1979, s how at London 's
Alexandra Palace concert
hall. that the eight-man band
r eturn the fee paid lo them in
advance.
reported.
It said gyn ecologist
P a t ric k S t ep t oe and
physiologi s t R obert
Edwards, the pioneers of the
··in vitro" fertiliz ation
technique, confirmed the
news to Mrs. Brown, 34. and
her husband. J ohn. in a
telephone call to their home
in the western city of Bristol.
M arist College said it will
dedicate a communications
arts cent er to Lowell
T h o m as, the broadcast
pioneer who died last August,
three months after speaking
at the Poughkeeps ie, N. Y.
school's commencement.
(' Thomas "establi s hed
·e ndur ing s t a ndards for
students and for citizens of
the world." said Dennis J.
Murray, college president, in
a statement
The project was endorsed
by Lowell Thomas Jr and
the Thomas family. the
sc hool s aid Former
President Gerald Ford is
honorarv chairman of a
committee cstablii.hed to
raise 111v11ey fur the center
C1tv Councilman J im Rady
of Escondido, reported to be
the personal choice of Rep.
Co a.d a l
Extended
outlook
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swell 1 lo l fttl Low <louCli and loc:•I
loo with Otltv o•rh•I <learln9 in
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V.S. summary
Sunroy ll<IH ..:rou Ille \aulh, IM
Pl•ln' •net most of '"• Roclues mar•.o Fr..,.,y's WHlher
COASTAL.. MOUNTAIN Aaf.A~
F•tr tt'lrOUQf'I ttw orrtOCI with h10f'\ tU
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I - ' IT!:ill • ~ 0 -
Clair &riener. R <:allf., as
8urgener'8 isuccessor, pl1tru1
to unnounc·c for CongresR on
Tuesd•y.
A n ews conferen ce at
which Rady will throw his
hat into the ring will t>tl held
at Escondido's City Hall, I'
spokeswoman said today.
Burgener decided 111tain.st
seeking r e-election in the
43rd Congressional District.
The American Academy of
Ar~ and Letters bas two new
members former New
York Philharmonic musical
dlrector Leonard Bernstein,
whom the academy called
··America 's most renowned
musician." and h istorian
Arthur ~bleslnger Jr.
Berns.,tein will dccupy the
chair last held by composer
Sa mue l Barbu, who died
last year. Schlesinger will
take the chair previously
occ upi e d by th e late
composer Howard HaHon, it
was announced at the
o r ga nization's an nual
meeting.
The academy, the upper
l>0dy of the larger Institute of
Arts and Letters, selects SO
members of the institute for
spedal distinction.
Singer Connie F rancis says
she sends President Reagan
telegrams a couple or times a
week to teJI him what he's
doing right and says he
makes her feel "like it's J ohn
Wayne in the White House."
"I 'm an avid fan of the
president." Miss Francis
s aid as it was announced she
was joining the board of the
Cri m e Victim s Legal
Advocacy Institute.
FAN Singer Connie
Franci s l i k es what
President Reaga n i s
doing.
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Orango Coast DAILY PILOT/Stslurday. December 5, 1981
Crime dropOff told
OC shows decr ease of 3.3 per cent thr ough Se ptember
For the first time an severul
years, the nurnb •r of c rimes
reported 1n Oru n Jte County
durin~ the first nint• montlus of
the year fell from the yeur
before.
95,772 crimes u.:a1nst both
persons a n d property were
r e ported compared to 99,077
crimes after nine months last
year a decrease or 3 3 percent
based on figures supplied by
local law enforcement agencies
Crimes against property. such
as' burgla ry and the ft, were
down by 3.6 percent, although
c rimes against persons showed
a slight increase or 0 6 percent
There were 79 hom1cidt:s
reported through September in
1980 and 75 reported this year, a
decrease of 5 percent Robberies
were down by 5 6 percent
Rapes, however, increased by
1.6 percent and assaults we re up
by 5.8 percent
Ke ith Concannon, a county
program manager who compiled
the slaltst1 cs. noted in a cover
letter that this 1s the first time in
five years th<it reported c ri mci.
have dropped lie cautioned
against making any forecasts
with the data . however
· Th(• full year'i. llata will be
much more important to know 1f
Uw Increases an crimt' have
slowed or hailed," he said. "ln
fuel, severttl years will be
nt-cdcd tu detern11ne if thi:s ii. a
one l11t1t.' fluctuation "
For m ost co a 1>ta l
commun1tiei.. the nine month
i1tat1st1cs also showed declines m
reported crimes Cost a Mesa.
Fountain Valley. Newport lieach
and Huntington Beach have
• • •
reportl•cl dl•creased crime•
Irvine u11d Laguna Beath
showed increase~
Tustin 1.1nd Or<inge, where
burglaries have been reduced
dramat'ic1tlly , s howed the
l:.trgest decreases in reported
crimes. Tustin re ported a 2().8
percent decline and O range a
23.3 percent r educ-tion Yorba
Linda had the largest increase
at 26 1 percent
• • *
County crime stats
Tol al reported Percenl
crimes change ·-1981
Orange County 99,077 95,772 .3 3
(total>
('osta Mesa 5.608 5,387 -3.9
fountain Vallt:y 2,304 2, 101 -8.8
Huntington Reat•h 7,829 7,114 ·9.2
Irvine 2.202 2,454 +14.l
l.aguna Bt:ach 1.035 1.138 +9.9
Newport Bea<'h 4,239 4, 111 -3.0
l 'nincorporatc:d 8,738 8,378 -4.1
Reported crimes and percentage chaoge for coastal
nim munit1es for first nine months of 1981 compared Lo same
time in 1980
Cory disav ows responsibility
• • for state 's budget crisis
State Controller Ken Cory,
who 1s con1>1denng running next
year for governor. said Friday
that the s u1c '!> grossly
unbalanced budget 1s not hii.
doing.
A four term De moc ratic
as sembly man fro m Wes \
Orange Count y before he was
elected in 1974 to the statewide
finanl'l(.11 J.IOSt . CQr y met ror
lun ch 1n Santa Ana with
m embers of the County Club
T he ·•uftlmatc hammer" he
has as 1.-o'f\Lroller. he said. is
simply not to 1>1g n the state's
che('ks 1f he believes no m oney
is left an the treasury to pay
them
P.xpect<.icl while $300 million in
unanticipated costs are likely.
Erad1<.·at1on e fforts for tbe
Med iterranean fruit fly, for
example. cost the state $56
million and tougher policies on
c riminals means prison costs
will rise b~ $30 million. he said
One of the organizers of the-
b 1part1 s an c lub . Ri c hard
O'Neill . 1s a long time friend and
political all y or the 44-year-old
Cory
Hui Cory said he does n't have
the power to force the
Legislature and the governor to
adjust their fi scal policies The
po liticians. he claimed. are
mQrC interested 1n effecting
polltacatl y popular tax cuts than
in c ulling back the s late's
expenses.
C'l)ry said the state's budget
lh1i. f1s{·al year calls for $25
billion in spending with S600
m 1 Il ion 1n reserves But he
claimed the sluggish econom y
means the state will receive
mu<.·h lt.'SS rt.'venue than
He predirted that the state.
which reC'cnlly enjoyed a
com fortable surplu s of funds,
will finish this fiscal year s:too
million to S..100 m1lhon in debt
By the end of next fiscal year, he
warned. the state may· be S2
billion in the red.
Although he didn't mention his
interest in running for the
governor's job during his
speech . Cory told r eporters
afterward he expects to decide
by F'ebruary whether to run
Cory. with the help of some
fri e ndl y ques tionin g fro m
s p ectat ors. said the severe
financial problems he predicts
are outside hi power to reform
Two accused deputies resign
Pai r investigated i n. alleged sex acts with t een
Two Orange County She riff's
Department deputies accused or
hav ing unlaw ful sex ual
inte rcourse with a 16-year-old
girl resigned their Jobs Friday. a
department spokesman said.
Lt. Wyatt Hart said the two
deputies. Robert M Schaeffer.
37. of La Palma. and Thomas J
Barry, 23. of Stanton, turned in
their respective res1gnat1ons
voluntarily
A third deput) 1mplt caled 1n
the investigation. who is out or
state a nd not aware of the
investij?ation, has not bee n
SIOZS.00
ch<i rgcd, Ila rt said. two other deput 1es wer e aJso
According lo Hart. the alleged involved.
acts in\'olved a female Explorer The two deputies are accus~
Scout who belonged to a scouting or unla"iul sexual intercourse
pos t attached to the sheriff's with a female under the age or department.
Hart said the investigation 18 and contribut ing t o the
was initiated Nov. 7 after an delinquency of a minor. Hart said offl<·aal of the Explorer Post
learned of the alleged Schaeffer "as placed on
rel<itionship between Schaeffer. ad m inistrat1ve leave Nov 9
a ser geant assigned to the jail, Barry, who was a bailiff to
and the girl. who was not Orange Count) Superior Court
1denl1fied due to her age Judge William Thoms on. was
Subseque nt investi gation, olaced on s imilar leave Nov .
Hart said, showed_t:;.;.h:..::a;..;;t_a;:;;.t~le""as=-"t __ 1_9_. _H_a_rt_s_a_id_. _______ _
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Alcohol blamed • ID deaths of Wood, Holden
LOS ANGELES <AP) Act.or
l>ana Andrews. who triumphed
ov~r r epeat e d bout• with
alcoholism . said Friday he b~tved that William Holden arM Natalie Wood would still be
alPtt' 1f they hadn't drWlk too
m\lch before their accidents. •·u Is cle.r to all or us. I am
s~e . there is every likelihood
Bib and Natalie would be alive
toClay if lt were not for alcohol.
and that should not, cannOt, be
Ignored," said Andrews, a board
m11Dber or the National Council
orr.Alcoholiam.
"More than one or us, hearing
or Bill and Natalie's deaths.
commented. 'What a sad and sew~eleas waste.' .. he said.
.Jliss Wood 43, drowned off
Sipla Catailna ls-land last
w t'kend when she slipped and
CTEO -Cheryl Norton.
ve. was elected president
the Fount a i n Va 11 e ,.
hool District Board of
ustees a t Thursday night ·s
eting. Cat ol Mohan was
e cted vice president. Both
men are beginning their
t ·rd year on the boa rd.
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.JAMED - Ron Chilcote has
been named president of the L{~·guna ·Beach Unified board
of. trustees
fe ll into the sea while her
husband, actor Robert Wa gner.
and actor Christopher Walken
were havine a heated di111cusaion
aboard the Wagners' ya~bt after
an evening of dini na and
drinking at an island restaurant.
An autopsy Monday sho~ she
had 0.14 percent alcohol in her
blood. above California's 0.10
legal standard for intoxication.
Sheri(r's investigators
continued to decline comment
Friday on reports she may have
screamed out for help the night
s he died and her cries went
unheeded.
Deputy Terry Gingrich said no
statement would be issued even
after the inves tigation
concludes.
Holden, 63, hit his head during
a drunken fall in his Santa
Mon1c·u apanment last month
and bled to death. The coroner's
0Hic~11wd hi s blood alcohol level
!.was 0 'l2 percent.
· Andrews never implied Miss
Wood Lwa11 more than a social
drinker. but said she and Holden
CO\lld-both be faulted for heavy
drinking before their deaths.
Andre w s. who li c ked
1&lcoholism 12 years ago and
appeared trim and fit at age 72,
praised the media for exposing
the fact that both film stars
were legally intoxicated at the
time of their deaths.
"I tell you lhat in re mindi.ng
the public· that alcohol was
present al both or these deaths,
you are not to be censured but
rather co mm e nd e d for
performing a s ign ific ant
service." he said. "and you
Saddleback gets
new bo~rd chief
John Connolly of Mission Viejo
has been elected president of the
Saddleback Community College
District's Board of Trustees for
the l98l·IC business .year.
Connolly was selected on a
secret ballot by a majority of the
seven-membe r trustee board
during a special meetin g earlier
this week at the district's North
Campus in Irvine. He succeeds
Trustee Willia m Walts of Tustin
as board president.
Connolly, an attorney. was
fi rst appointed t o th e
Saddleback board in August 1978
to fill the unexpired term or a
former trustee.
Connolly won a full four-year
term in the 1980 election. His
trustee area inc ludes a ll of
Mission Viejo and portions of El
Toro. San Juan Capistrano and
Laguna Niguel.
Also elected to board offices
were Harriet Walther of Tustin
as vice president. and Robert
Price of Laguna Hills as clerk.
P r:il·c is a fo rmer .board
president.
Trustees also voted to change
their regular meeting day for
the first time s ince the district
was formed nearly 15 years ago.
The panel will now meet on
the second and fourth Tuesdays
or the month at 7 p.m., rather
than the · second and fourth
Mondays .
A college spokesman said the
l·hange in meeting days would
give district officials an extra
day to prepare materials and
allow trustees more time to
st udy the documents before
meeting
Lagunan boar d h e ad
Ron Chiicote . a trustee of the
L'aguna Beach Unified School
District for six years, has been
~ elected president or the school
board for the second time since
he began serving.
Chilcote, a professor of
political sci ence at UC
Riv e r side, als o serve d as
president two years ago He was
re·named as head of the board an
a 3-2 vot€ this week.
Chilcote is taking oyer as
president from WilUam Kentle.
who was unsuccessful in his bid
to be re-elected to the school
board in November's election.
Chilcote has been active in the
Laguna Beac h Education
Fouadation during his tenure as
a trustee. The group raises
private money for t he school
district .
Chilcote's election broke
tradition. Board members
usually are elected president by
their former trustees after
serving a one-year te rm a s
board clerk.
However, last year's clerk,
tlarry Bithell. lost out in the
polling as newly elected board
members Jan Vickers and Carl
Schwarz voted with Chilcote lo
give him the president's chair
Trustees Bithell and Dan
Daniels cast dissentin~ votes.
In a unanimous vote of the fi ve
trustees. Schwarz was elected
l>oanl clerk. the equivalent of
vice president in the Laguna
Beach Unified School District.
Both Chilcote a nd Schwarz
ass umed their posi tions
1 m mectiately after the voting
and will serve one· year terms.
Ch ina paint
cl ass sla te d
Laguna Niguel senior citizens
can e nro ll in Saddleback
College's be~inning Chinese
brush painting class at Crown
Valley Communit y Park
beginning J an. 20.
The class. offered by the
Emeritus Institute, will meet
Wednesdays from 6 to 9 p.m.
Instructor will be Iris Adam, a
loca l professional artist. The
class includes instruction in
painting bamboo. o r chids,
mums and landscapes.
Rctt1stralion for Emeritus
classes as under way in Leisure
World Clubhouse 4. For more
information call 831·4835.
V.rug suspect eyeS ~-release
Bai l of John C. Gale lowered to $350,000 from mi llion I
b ohn C. Gale. alleged l'.> be the l~;pder of a major Orange
Qnmty drug ring. had his bail
ri?duced from Sl million to
~.ooo Thursday by an Orange
dounty Superior Court judge. · ! Gale remained in custody al
d f'ange County Jail. but his
yer said Friday he could
n be free once the lower bail
posted.
1 Of five defendants in the drug
se, Gale, 33, had the highest
~I set by West Orange County
Municipal Court Judge David
Carter at the conclusion or a
preliminary bearing last month.
Santa Ana lawyer Keith
Monroe. who represents Gale.
asked Superior Court Judgt:
Myron Brown T h ursday to
reduce bail because Gale had
made previou s court
appearances and was a good bet
net to nee.
Gale and his co-defendants
had been arrested last April at
two Laguna Beach homes .
Netted in the raid was 23 pounds
of cocaine worth an estimated
$2. 7 million. It was the biggest
seizure of cocaine in Orange -
County history.
Arresting o ffi cer s also
confiscated about $130,000 in
cash, as well as gems and gold
valued at half a million dollars.
Gale's O r ange County
Superior Court trial is scheduled
to begin Jan. 11 in J udie
Brown's Santa Ana court room.
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,AIR.IJlatAW -BUI Kohler. president
the Callfon'da-Nevada District Exchange
lubs, Presents one of more than a dozen
J"n!edom Shrine documents that have been
Laguna Beach. Accepting the gift are high
school students Liza Smith and Everett
Blanton. Laguna Beach Exchange Club
president Dave Mallegg looks on.
on the walls of the Boys Club of
•
would oo remiss 10 your duly af
you did not do so."
Andrews said his most serious
vrohlems with alcohol occurred
from 1964 to 1969 after he had
given up drlnking an 1958. The
uctur dadn 'l blame Hollywood
for h is problem drinking,
although he said. "I think my
c areer might have had
something lo do with it.''
"You walk into It
unsuspectingly . . . first thing
you know you've aot it ... it
happens very slowly." he said.
Andre ws, perhaps best noted
for his 1946 movie, "The Best
Years or Our Lives," knew
Holden and worked with him in
the Screen Actors Guild. He
recalled an incident in the
mid·l950s that portended both
men's potential alcoholism
When Andrews was first vice
pres ident of SAG , Ronald
Reagan was the guild president
und Holden w&11 second vice
presid e nt. After a un ion
meeting, the three would visit a
local bar to discuss it.
As soon as they had finished
one drink, Andrews recalled. the
waiter would oHer another.
Andrews said that when he and
Holden said yes, Reagan would
comment, "But you just had
one. Wh y would you want
another one?"
That 's the diffe rence,
Andre ws s aid. b e tween a
JJ'Olential alcoholic and a
non·alcoholic.
"If we are ever to register any
real progress in the fight against
the tragedies c aused by
Deity ...... SWI ,,_
SENIOR STROLL Inez Carroll. 77 . at left. and Merle
Hattleberg, 59. were among 21 participants Friday in
.. Senior Stroll" fund-raiser sponsored by Huntington Beach
Senior Center. The event. wh1rh in\'olved l.8·mile stroll
along Pacific Coast H1ghwa~. raised S372 for '.\l arch of
Dimes cam paign to pn.'\'l'nt birth de fects
•lcohol," he added. "then we
musl r esist all attempts to
ao{l-pe~.al lhe results of Its
mh1use.
Mo wer
• issue gets
2nd look
Newport Beach city council
memben bave agreed lo gave a
proposed noiae rule a second
look after being told it would
prohibit citizens from mowi.ng
their lawns before 10 a.m. on
Sundays.
The SO·called lawn mower rule
was proposed several weeks ago
when a resident complained
about noisy lawn equipment
being used ul the Big Canyon
Country Club
Newport city officials said
they contacted the country club
and were told the club mows the
lawn daily starting at 6 a.m.
C lub o ff1 c 1a l s s aid
maintenance men rev up the
motors at the early hour in order
to h ave the cours e groomed
before golfers arrive.
City offi cials determined that
the council could take city rules
that restrict construction work
at certain hours and apply them
to lawn mowers.
But the drawback to do this, it
was poanted out, is it would
block residents from mowing
lawns before 10 a .m . on Sundays
and 8 a m . on Salllrdays. On
weekdays, however . gardeners
could start up their equipment
al 7 a.m.
Council members, agreeing
that such a move could cause
· problems, said they'll try lo find
another solution to the noise at
the country club
Thiba ult name d
Lions Club chief
Newpor t Beach r esident
J ean·Rene Thibault has been
elected president or the
Mariner 's Lions Club for 1982.
Selected as vice presidents to
the Newport community service
club were Mi chael Bunning and
Ralph Lascala. The Mariner's
Lions Club recently raised $200
to send local soccer teams to
England next summer
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. December 5. 1981
License denial upheld _,
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RKO General remains disqualified in Boston TV case
WASHINGTON <AP> -A U.S.
appeals court panel Friday
upheld th e Federal
Communir.1tlions Commission's
de nial of u li cense to RKO
Generul In c . to operate
WNAC·TV In Boston, but t-0ld the
F'CC to review its decision to
deny RKO licenses to run two
other television stations, KHJ
<Channel 9> in Los Angeles and
WOR in New York ..
The three·judge panel, ruling
in a case that first ca01e before
the FCC in 1965, s aid the
com mission was correct in
finding that RKO "displayed an
egregious lack of candor" at
hearings before the FCC on
renewal of the Boston license
The commission dlaquallfled
RKO in the Boston case June 6,
1980, and issued companion
orders that denied license
r e ne wals to the other two
stations based on the hearing
record in the Boston case.
The decisions focused on
misconduct by RKO's parent
company, Genera l Tire &
Rubber Co. Among the Cindjngs
by the FCC was that the parent
company engaged in improper
trade practices and filed
inaccurate financial reports
while RK0 displayed a general
lack of candor during the Boston
proceeding.
Jack Marshall, a spokesman
for General Tire . had no
immediate comme nt on the
decision.
financial information and
engaged in unlawful reclproca,l
trade practices cannot stand, f~
one was reached without notlc•
o r hearing and the other
constitutes an ex post fac~
rafter the fact > application o'I,
new standards to conduct that ~
long past."
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Group to note
. . anniversary
The Laguna Beach TLC. wiU'
celebrate its 10th anniversaf1'
Dec. 10 with a special noon houi
luncheon program at Fellowshlll ·
Hall. 415 Forest A\'e.
The TLC <which stands f
Transportation, Lun c h a
Counselin&> serves hot meals
seniors over 60 years of aee ea
weekday.
ON TRACl< -Erica Arneil. 40, became ttte
firs t woman m Great Britain to drive u
steam locomotive. the world ·fa mous Flying
Scotman at that. She stands by lhe train at
the Carnforth Railwav Museum. base for
tourist outings she cond.ucts.
"During an adminis trative
review that had already lasted
for years. t he FCC suddenly was
confronted by documentary
evidence establishing beyond
doubt that RKO had been less
than c andid with the
co mm;ss i o n in the very
prol!e.eding unde r way,"
according to the unanimous
opinion written by U.S. Circuit
Judge Abner Mikva.
In sending the decisions on the
New York and Los Angeles
renewa l s ba c k to the
com mission. the court said the
FCC .. has not yet provided a
principled explanation for
RKO's disqualification as a
licensee of ~hose stations.
"The FCC's findings that RKO
intentionally mis represented
Ip addition to lunch, the g
will enjoy a comedy ski
singing, dancing ahd a display
decorative Christmas ite
made by lhe group's arts
crafts class
Headline rapped
Complaint .on 'germ war' term upheld
NEW YORK <AP > -The National
News Council has upheld a complaint
charging that New York's Daily
News improper ~y used the term
"germ warfare " instead of
"chemical warfare."
lo addition, the watchdog group,
which issues non-binding rulings in
cases invol vi ng the news media.
ruled against a complaint concerning
explicit coverage of a rape hearing.
In the Daily News case. reader
Robert Gulack charged that a
headline. "Haig Charges : Soviets
Use Germ War." was incorrect.
Gulack said the toxins Secretary of
State Alexander M. Haig Jr.
discussed -the '"yellow rain "
allegedly used in Southeast Asia -
may have been derived from living
organisms . but were chemicals and
not germs.
"Germ warfare," Gulack said. is
"far more scary" than "chemical
warfare ... He compla ined to the
newspaper and wrote a letter to the
editor, which was not published.
The Ne ws s aid Gulack wa s
"strairung at a semantic gnat." and
added it cannot publish all the letters
it receives.
The council said that "while a
precise distinction was difficult to
make in this case. and while headline
s pace was a factor. nevef heless.
there was an obligation to be as
accurate as possible and not to
mislead. It is unfortunate that the
News did not publish <Gulack's l
letter or a correction."
Asked to comment on the ruling,
John H. Metcalfe, assistaflt to the
editor of the News, said. "I think
we'll have to stand by our original
Stove-maker wins
BURLINGTON. Vt. \AP> -A
wood stove manufacturer has been
awarded $1.1 million in a trademark
infringement suit agarnst a Rhode
Island company that imported
imitation stoves from Taiwan.
Vermont Castings of Randolph
claimed its product was being
imitated by stoves imported by
Franklin Cast Products.
response."
The complaint involving the rape
was brought against the Winfield
Courier of Kansas by two women who
testified at the preliminary hearing
of a man charged with raping them.
The man s ubsequently pleaded
guilty.
The women did not question the
accuracy of the Courier's account of
their testimony. but objected to its
explicit content. The council said it "cannot be in
the pos ition of advocating that
a ccurate reports of open court
proceedings s hould not be
published ...
"The editor has already published
m a ny letters indicating that the
community was offended by the
reporting" and "i~dicated in an editorial that future overage wi.11 be
handled more ca lio us ly," the
council said.
The coun c il did. h owever .
r eco mmend that l e ading
o r ganization s of e ditors and
broadcast journalists institute a
.. ma iC'r studv" on attitudes toward
sex crimes and the problems of
reporting them.
Theft of X-ray
film brings fine
ALBANY. N.Y. (AP I -A judge
who gave a former chief X-ray
technician five months' probation
and a SS,000 fine for stealing ftlm to
sell its s ilver content says the
practice was "kind of a way or life"
at St. Peter's Hos pital here.
Albany Co unty Judge Joseph
Harris imposed the sentence on
Joseph Buchanan, 53. who pleaded
guilty to one count of third-degree
larceny for stealing the film between
1975 and 1978.
Assistant Attorney General John
Meekins said about $7 ,000 gained
from the silver thefts had been used
for staff parties and was placed in a.
bank accotmt hospital 'offi cials knew
nothing about.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5. 1981
Indian land 'for sale'
Custer enthusiasts seek funds for. 800. acres
tlEYENNF., Wyo (AP> A
group or amateur historians IS
trying to raa i.c $1 million to buy
and set a.side Crow ·Indian lands
tha t lie be tw een th e two
battlefields where Custer and
his 7th Calvary fell at the Battle
or the Uttle Bighorn.
"There's a lot or Important
lands we're trying to preserve
for ruture generations, for future
h i s torians,·· s a ys Ro be rt
Lawrence, a Fall Ri ver, Mass ..
psy c hol og i s t a nd
secr etary-treasure r or Little
Bighorn Associates Inc.
The unprotected sections of
the historic battlefields are Jn
the rolling hills of southern
Montana where Lt. Col. George
Armstrong Custer was killed in
an encounter with thousands of
Sioux and Cheyenne Indians on
June 24, 1876.
The National Pa rk Service
adm inist ers the grassy hall
where Custe r made his last
stand, as well as the battlefield
about five miles to the south
where Maj. Marcus Reno and
Capt. Fred e r ic k Be nteen
s urvived the battle with the
D
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Sioux a nd Cheyenne But the
800 acres in between , Including
Me dicine Tail Coulee, where
Cus t er p a rb a bl y f i r s t
e ncounter ed the Indians. 1s
owned by in dividua l Crows.
It is used for grazing, but the
Crows want to sell and the Park
.S ervice said a n Interior
Department moratorium on land
pur c h ases m ea n s t h e
gove rnm e nt can't buy i t.
Battlefi eld enthusiasts fear it
will be sold to a developer.
J im Court. superintendent of
the CU$ter Battlefield National
Monument about 60 miles east of
Billings, said he approached
Little Bighorn Associates about
the project and they agreed in
late October to t ry to raise the
money. .
Little Bi ghorn Associates,
which is tax-exempt and based
a t L a wr e n ce 's h o m e 1n
Ad a msville. R.I.. a lready was
raising money to replace JOO
markers at the battlefi eld when
it agreed to Court's request. The
group has about 450 members in
50 states. England , Australia
and Norway.
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the individuaJ Indians and turn
it over to the Crow tribe. subject
to provisos it be left in its
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The arrangement, Court said,
would be strictly "willing buyer,
wilhng seller We want to make
sure we don't have any sore
losers. so to speak . . . we're
trying to preser ve a battlefield
where the Indians won a victory
and Custer was immortalized."
"Most people don't realize
t h ere was m o r e th a n one
battle ." said Neil Ma ngum,
chief historian at the battlefield.
Cus ter split his troops and sent
Reno and Benteen to attack the
south end of the village while he
a pparently attacked from the
north
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library fund
PA WT UCKET. R.I. (AP) -N. Lee Eaton
touched the soles of a score of famous men and
women whale trying to raise money for the
P awtucket Free Library.
After receiving letters from Mrs . Eaton. a host
of e ntertaine rs including Bob Hope, Hrooke
Shields and John Travolta kicked in one pair of
shoes each for a fund-raising auction tQ be held m
January. .~ ·~
"I thought pe-0ple would want to buy them an6
hang them on the wall or their den," said Mrs.
Eaton, coordinator of community affairs for the
library.
"I've had more people come in off the street
and offer me SlO or Sl5 so they could wear them to
a party and say, ·Hey, I've got Bob Hope's shoes
on.'"
She has ma iled 200 letters si nce July and has
received 41 pairs of shoes -including Hope's
wingtips. Sally Struthers' sil ver platforms and
Charlton Heston's saze-12 sneakers, which came
bearing the actor's autograph.
Marty Ingels attached a picture of his wife,
singer-actress Shirley Jones. to a pair of her gold
sand als, Mrs. Eaton said
"When I got to the point I wanted to ask stars
for something, I was trying to think of something
every star would have, but they wouldn't have to
give us something of any great value," she said. "I
thought. 'If they are like me they have lots of
shoes they don't like or don't fit."'
One exception was actor Mickey Rooney,
who~c secretary wrote to say has feet are so s mall
hr has to have ex pensive custom-made s hoes
whi ch he wears until they fall apart
She said she was surprised by the soft, brown
loafers sent by Travolta "They tell me that John
Travolta is more conservative than I pictured
him." she said.
One of her favorites are the pull-0n ankle boots
from "Lou Grant" star Ed Asner
''Ed Asner's, I s wear. have something fuzzy
like mildew on the toe ... she said .
.. Everybody whf?.'-comes through says they
wouldn't think I could bear to part with them , but t
tell them that I have to. because that's part of the
contract when I asked for them." Mrs. Eaton said.
"I feel good about the people who took the
time to write. If you wrote to 100 people in
Pawtucket and asked for an old hat, they never
would even answer yo u."
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By JOYCE L. KE NNEDY
Dear Joyce: I'd like information on a career in
purchasing.
-L.H.R., Detroit. Mich.
Opportunities m purchasing are multiplying as
bus inesses fret over cost reduction
Educational requirements for beginners are
not narrowly dcrined clerical workers and
t ech nic ians sometimes are pro moted to
purchasing jobs in small organizations But ir
you're shooting ror top pay, arm yoursetr with
college training prererably a master's degree in
business.
Depending on your background . you could
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specific quality at the lowest possible price. You'll
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. watch demonstrations and compare prices in
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As you move up to purchas ing agent. you 'll
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a nd promote their training for hi gher·level jobs.
The next step is purchasing management,
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EIRS
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You c an d ocum e nt your p ro ressional
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t he National Association or Purc ha s ing
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professional public buyer or a certified public
purchasing officer.
A s alary s ur vey i n Purchas ing World
magazine indicates a broad range of salaries :
Buyers are earning rrom $19.100 to $27 ,500:
purchasing agents. S26.700 to $38.700: purchasing
directors, $43,500 to $62,300, and vice·presidents of
purchasing. $58.900 to $83.600.
READER SERVICE · A career lea/lei 1s available
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Security around Reagan tighter since assassination attempt . .. .
WAllUNOTON <AP> -The
pre1ldeDUal motorcade, one of
tbe moet vlllble perqu11lt• of
tbe naUon'1 h11hut office, bu
become camoulla1• for Ronald
Rea1an wheneve r he ventures
from the White House.
In the moot.ha since Reagan
was wounded In an u saaslnalion
attempt, the Secret Service has
steadily Increased the lengths to
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whlch it 1011 to protect the
pr11ident'1 llfe. And In rtctnt
day1, with repol'tl that Libyan
111a11ll\atlon 1quada mltbt be
trytn1 to enter the country, the
blanket of security around
Reagan has been wr apped even
tighter.
Officials refuse lo discu.aa the
precautions they are taking for
fear of compromising t heir
effecUvtnt11.
But some thtn11 art obvloua to
even the ca1ual obeerver .
The lone. black. armor ed
limou si ne th at fl ies the
presidential flag lo announce it
is ca rryi n g t h e n a t ion 's
most distinguished passenger.
now may carry only a couple of
staff members. Reaean may be
ri d i ng e lsewhe r e in the
motorcade of more than a doMn
ve hi o111, tither ln anot her
pre.idenUal Umoualne or ln a
le11 conaplcuoua, unmarked car.
A van or 1t1tlon wa1on
ca rrying a specially trained
anti sniper assault team travels
along, its doors ajar and its
occupants positioned to leap out
at any moment.
The president no longer steps
out onto an open 1ldew1lk,
rewardlnt 1 fathered crowd or
ju1t a few lucky p1111r1-by with a sllmpae ot him walkln1 lnalde.
H e Is w h isk ed I nt o a n
underground garage, a private
entrance or behind a curtain to
m1n1m1ze his exposure.
Whereas traffic normally 1s
s topped at inte rs ections to
perm1l the motorcade to pass,
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police now may block all tratflc
In both dlrectlon1 alon1 aome
part of the route con1ldered a
li kely spot for ambu1h.
And this week . althoueh It WH
assumed that Re agan would
att e nd the White House
Conference on Aging at some
point , th e e vent never
appeared on his schedule.
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I• s5999 eswned operations revive d~te over merits of ELF
MILWAWJEE <A.f!.t_,,!Jl-lhe nfme ot national
defense, Patrl~(frlave the 1overnment five ""Ila of her llfe to under10 X-rays, blood teat.a,
.i,. exams, l*YChologlcal studies and other health
l'Mearch.
'•' One week each year from 1970 to 1974, she
traveled to Navy hospitals in Illinois and Florida,
where doctors studied her to determine whether
the e~ttemely low frequency radio transml11ion
ortclnatini In a simple metal buildinc near ber
Clam Lake, Wis., home were affecting her health.
Tbe bulldinc is in what micbt seem an unlikely
place for a Navy outpost: 1,000 feet above sea level
and 800 miles from the Atlantic Ocean.
It is part of 'the Navy's controversial Project
ELF, a proposed $230 million communications
ayatem designed to gel messaces to nuclear
submarines operating deep at sea by tak1ne
advantaee of transmission properties of bedrock.
After a two-year moratorium on transmissions
ordered by President Carter , the Navy baa
resumed operations at the test site nm by GTE
Sylvania Corp. President Reagan is asklnt
Congress for money to complete lbe 28-mile
antenna and lo connect it with a 56-mile grid in
Michigan's Escanaba River Stale Forest.
Those actions have revived a long-standing
de'?ate over the merits and risks of Project ELF,
wh1cb when proposed in 1958 as Project Sanguine,
was to be a 6,600-mile network of buried cable -41
percent of the area of Wisconsin.
Last April, in an advisory referendum in
Ashland County, home of the Navy transmitter,
Project ELF was narrowly endorsed by its
nel~bbors. But Upper Michigan volen have
reject.eel the project in similar referenda.
Among the objections are claims that Project
ELF's radio waves endanger plants and animals,
perhaps attacking the nervous system, that the
1Hlt doesn't even melt snow."
system is vulnerable to sabotage, and unresolved
doubts about whether Project ELF will work u
well as the Navy says.
At the urging of Wisconsin and Michigan
members, the House rejected an initial $34.9
million appropriation Nov. 18. Tbe Senate
Appropriations Committee has recommended
funding, although no money bas been provided.
The Navy, whose tests included raising a
Hereford buJI named Sylvester at the Clam Lake
test site, says its studies have disproved any
health concerns.
"We've done all the research we can. Flora,
fauna and animals ; there is no effect. It doesn't
even melt the snow," said Rear Adm. Bruce
Newell, a Navy chief of communications.
Mrs. Holter, an officer in Citizens for ELF,
concurs.
"The only thing they found wrong was that I
was pretty sloppy in my eating habits," she said of
ber tests. "I was eating too much fatty stuff."
Navy officials and defense scientists have said
for years that they are concerned the present
system for communicating with mlssile·firing and
attack submarines at sea makes them vulnerable
to attack.
Tbe Navy uses very low frequency signals
relayed by aircraft to communicate with these
submarines, which must trail buoyed aerials near
e surface to receive messages.
This system is vulnerable in time of war,
because it is easier for an enemy lo detect and
because nuclear blasts could charge the
at-mosphere with hi gh-energy particles disrupting
VLF signals and missile guidance, the Navy says.
The ELF system would lake advantage of the
fact that the lower the frequency of radio waves,
be deeper they can penetrate lbe ocean. With
Project ELF. nuclear submarines could operate at
safe depths and still communicate with land-based
commanders.
Extremely low frequency wave lengths are
2,500 miles long. Their transmission ordinarily
would require an antenna hundreds of miles long,
but scientists have shown that bedrock can be used
to form part of the ELF antenna.
Elect.rodes bored into the granite of the
Laurentian Shield al the ends of the Project ELF
antenna -cable strung on 40-fool utility polea -·
transmit current, which in turn uses the bedrock
as part ol the antenna loop. The signals, if given
enough power, can radiate worldwide.
Several submarines already have receivers
and co~puters to handle the coded messages. The
fint to gel a Clam Lake signal was lbe USS
Stonewall Jackson in July 1976.
ELF cn tics say its exposed cable antenna,
running through the forest, is vulnerable to
sabot.age, something project manager James
Barron does not refute.
"The system is highly vulnerable,·• he said.
"But il is very easy to repair in a few hours. ll is
just like a utility company repairing a power
line."
More worrisome to opponents is lbe system's
vulnerability to another kind of attack -nuclear.
U.S. Sen. William Proxmire, 0 -Wis., says ELF
would make northern Wisconsin and upper
Michigan first-strike targets if the Soviets
launched a nuclear attack.
Indeed, the Chier of Naval Operations, Adm.
$18 billion said
needed by Guard
WASJDNGTON CAP> -Nearly $18 billion in
equipment is needed by the National Guard and
military reserves to gel them lo "required
wartime levels ," says a Defense Department
official.
Edward J. Philbin told the Armed Services
preparedness subcommittee that when be was
made deputy assistant secretary for reserve
affairs six months ago, the services told b1m
"t.bere really wasn't much of a problem."
However, he said. the services betan to take
another look, saw that a problem did exist and
have amdertaken "the rudiments ol a procram" to
restock the reserve forces.
Pbllbin said the Sn.a bUlioo nsure. wb1cb WU
complied from reports by the uniformed ""ices,
"will only brin8 exlstin1 equipment up to required
wartime levels; they do not address the more
Important i11ue of modemi~ation."
Tioga Road closed
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK CAP> -Tiota
Pa11 Road across the Sierra Nevada through
YOHmite National Park hu cloled for the seuon
bec:aaeol anow. The t ,ttl-foot pau on Hipway 120 usually
opeu again before Memorial Day.
Thomas 8. I llaywurd, expressed doubt about
Project EU"'~ usefulness last March, before
Reagan endorsed the project. Hayward cited Ila
cost and Inability to survive a nuclear attack.
U.S. Rep. Les Aspin, 0 -Wla,, a member of the
House Armed Services Committee, and Rep.
Robert Davis, R-Mich., say the Pentacon should
work on a technologically more secure system,
lncluding laser communications beimed from
salellltes.
The laser idea is being researched. said the
Navy's Rear Adm. Newell, bul ll would not be
available unUl the 1990s at the earliest -if It
works.
CONCERNED Sen
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s ay s pr opo se d
de f e n se
co mmunication s
syst em would make
northern Wiscons in
a nd upper Michigan
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~·· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. December 5, 1981
CETA funding
State's $200 million grant a
20 percent cut for 1982
By MICHAEL WILLIAMS
c.f ... IMwl~lc•
SACRAMENTO More than S200
million in CETA funding will be granted
lo California in 1982 for job training and
placement programs but local CETA
offices are being forced to tighten their
belts because the recently announced funding represents a 20 percent cut
from last year's local CETA budgets.
CETA (Comprehensive Employment
and Training Act) is a program funded
by the federal governme nt in an
attempt to set up job training and
placement programs in economically
depressed areas.
Lasl year, CETA money funded the
job-training program and a public
employment prog ram. The public
employment program provided money
to local governments so cities and
counties could hire worke rs they
otherwise would not have been able to
afford. Th a l progr a m has been
eliminated and city and county
workers. and some workers hired by
non-profit community organizations.
have been fired as of Oct. 1.
THE CETA JOB tralning and
placement program has been funded for
1982, but Reagan Administration budget
cuts reduced the funds by about 20
percent. while ins tituting a 20 percent
ceiling on CETA office expenditures.
"We've had a lot of belt tightening,"
says Jim Millikan, CETA administrator
in Sonoma County, which received S2.7
million in CETA funds this year. a 54
percent reduction from last year's
allotment.
Even with carr y-over funds, the
Sonoma CET A office has had to lay off
a few employees in order to keep within
the 20 percent expenses limit, Millikan
sal'd. '"We have a smaller, but carefully
designed program <for 19821 ...
Examples of how CETA funds are
spent in Sonoma County include
training about 1.000 low-income people
in s kills such as the e lectronics
industry, welding and other industrial
s kil ls, cle rical work and h ealth
operations.
The city of Los Angeles received $29
million. the largest single grant in
California. Los Ange les County was
next with a $25 million grant. The
Governor's office was the third highest
with S20 million in CETA funding , which
is spread throughout the slate in grants
to more than 100 separate groups
involved in some sort of employment
programs.
IN SAN FRANCISCO, where the
CETA office will receive about $7.6
miUion -a reduction rrom last year's
$11 million -the decrease will mean
culling 2,000 people from job training,
according lo Jo-Ann Ordano. a CETA
administrator In San Francisco. Ordano
said eliminatlon of the $22 million worth
of public employment money meant
CETA-paid streetsweepers, gardeners
and bilingual interpreters at hospitals
had to be laid off.
Still, Ordano estimates that up to
3,000 job-seekers will benefit from
CETA-fuoded training in clerical work,
reprographics. culinary skills and data
process ing . Ordano s aid a high
percentage of CETA-lrained people
found jobs and still had them a year
later. Ordano also cited lay-offs as a
cost-cutting tactic the San Francisco
CET A office used to keep within the 20
percent expenditure ceiling.
A similar story was heard in San Luis
Obis po County, where the Sl.l million
grant was about 20 percent lower than
last year's grant. CETA administra tor
Jim Grant explained 10 lay-offs were
necessary and the CET A program was
moved to a low-rent omce in order to
trim operating expenses ,
Grant also said the businesses which
last year received free help in exchange
for on-the -job training of CETA
workers. will be asked to contribute a
percentage of the workers' salary this
year. Grant said last year's total of
about 1,000 people helped by CETA will
have to be cut back to about ll>O in 1982.
OTHER CETA FUNDING totals for
counties include $13.7 million to San
Diego; $9.1 million, Orange; S3 .6
million, Alameda ; Sl.8 million,
Humboldt; $1.9 million, Solano; Sl.8
million, Shasta: $6.6 million. Fresno
Consortium; S3.5 million, Monterey:
$4.5 million. Kern: $2.6 million. Tulare:
$2.9 million Contra Costa: and Sl.3
million, Marin.
CETA money is awarded to counties
and cities based on a complex formula
which accounts for population vs
unemployment ratiol> in s pecific areas.
The governor of each state also receives
a CETA award which is then distributed
across the state to groups w,ho propose
job training and placement programs.
Gove rnor Brown's 1982 CETA budget 1s
S20 million.
A spokeswoman explained the money
was going to programs ranging from
SJ,000 for administering a senior citizen
v~lunteer work program in Pc.Im
Springs to a $500,000 grant to the South
Los Angeles Development Corporation
job-training program in the Watts area.
Other governor's office financed
programs include several handicapped
employment programs statewide and a
S65,000 grant to the Lassen College
Foundation Forest Resource Center.
Altho ugh the governor 's C ETA
administration is not required to follow
the 20 per cent adminis tration cost
ceiling, a spokeswoman said only 10
percent of the budget was used for
ad m tnistralion costs.
Steelworkers face layoffs
Union-management JJOWer struggle clouds Fontana mill's future
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
Barely a year ago, the thick cloud of
uncertainty that hung over the
steelmaking city of Fontana appeared
ready to dissipate
For Kaiser Steel Corp .. responding to
a voluntary dollar-an-hour pay cut
agTeed to by its local union, vowed to
keep the West's only full-scale steel mill
open, producing 5,500 jobs and a cloud
containing more s mog than any other
California source accounts for.
But a few weeks later. international
officials of the United Steelworkers of
America vetoed the pay cuts and
uncertainty returned to Fontana.
Now Kaiser says it will shut down
mos t of the mill's operations, closing
Clllf IRlll f OCUS
blast furnaces. coke ovens and a desert
iron ore mine and doing away with 3,000
JObS
SO A NEW CU>UD of recrim1nat1on
has settled over Fontana, with charges
of arrogance by a big union set against
claims of fin ancial manipulation by'
Kaiser management.
"I think the pay cut veto was one of
three major factors C in the shutdown
decis ion)," says Frank Anglin,
president of Steelworkers Local 2869.
"But you can't blame the whole thin1ot
on the inte rnational union. If the
politicians had given us the help they
promised by cutting electric rates and
easing smog rules . that would have
helped, too ··
Kaiser President James Will said the
pay c ut would have made some
difference in his decision. It would have
s a ved the firm about S20 million a year.
"That absolutely .would have helped,"
Will said.
But Steelworkers oCficials scoff at
those claims. contending that there is
no assurance the pay cut would have
made any difference . And they say the
shutdown announcement may be just a
bluff, aimed at extracting concessions
from workers and boosting the value of
Ka iser Steel stock.
A gro up headed by San
Francisco-area investor Stanley Hiller
Jr. has offered $.52 per share for the
controlling interest in Kaiser.
"IF WE TOOK A pay cut. Kaiser
'\tock would go up $10 a share,·· said
Robert Petris, regional director for the
Steelworkers and the union's top official
in the West. "We don't see any evidence
of Kaiser hav;ng problems caused by
paying on a par with the rest of the steel
industry. We would make concessions if
we had evide11ce it would help. But we
can't have them coming to us every
time they have a problem."
But Edgar Kaiser Ill. then chairman
of the steel company his grandfather
founded. pledged last year to invest $400
I
million in the modernization needed to
keep the mill open if union memberi
accepted the pay cut.
Now Will s ays Kaiser w1U try to keed
some of its s t eel finishing an4
di stributing operations going•
accounting for 2.500 jobs. "Labor could
help assure the security of these vthe~
things," he said. I
It's obvious that the local union'i
leaders want to coope rate. But the
international can still veto any local
action that gives up any conces!'iOn
won in the labor contract signed las
year.
"WE CANNOT ALLOW changes i.
the contract every time the companj
has some trouble." said Petris. "Wt
don't feel the problem at Kaiser i
related to the labor contract. But befort
the shutdown occurs. there will bt
another chance for negotiating to occur,
After all. they didn't issue a firm
schedule. did they''"
In fact. Kaiser did not. saying onl)'
that the shutdown will take about twt>
years. The indefinite timetable give5
some weight to the union claim of a
bluff.
So the cloud of uncertainty has agaici
settled over Fontana. where only timf
will tell who is really bluffing in that
classical union· m a nage ment power
struggle.
Thomas Eha.s. a f ree-Lance columnt.f
based an Sanla Monica. analyzes north-soutli
stale politics
UC Extension: Cornucopia of lifelong learning _.
Thu is a reprint from the UC Cbp Sheet ,
published biweekly by the University News
Olfice, Uniwrsity of California SystemlOllU
AdminUtrotion. Berkeley.
Some Californians never stop
learning. In fact, 400,000 of the state's
citizens enrolled for continuing
education classes last year at the
University of California Extension.
which is observing its 90th year of
service to the state.
Tire UC Berkeley program started
classes in 1891 , when a group or UC
fac ulty crossed the bay lo San
Francisco to teac h c las s es on
Shakespeare. history and mathematics
to any adult who wanted to enroll.
Today, each of the nine UC campus
Extensions serves its s urrounding
community with thousands of courses.
frem traditional evening classes to
Intensive short courses . workshops,
seminars and programs combining
study with travel.
Since 1960, Extension has been
completely self·supporting, raising
more than $48.5 million last year from
tuition fees and a few small foundation
grants.
INSTRUCTORS COME from many
walks of life: Nobel laureates, UC
p r ofessors and educators from
institutions throughout the world
participate a s do business leaders.
government officials. noted artists.
writers and musicians, and people who
are experts in their field. All courses
are examined by UC faculty
committees before they are approved.
,
Most campus Extensions. help
professional development through
certificate programs. offered to
students who take a coordinated series
of classes in one field. All.hough they
are not academic degrees, certificates
are widely recogni:ied as evidence of
OftANOE COAST
The comment page of the Dally
Pilot seeks -to 1nform and
t llmulate readers by present·
ina a variety of commentary
on topic• of Interest and al1nltlcan~ from Inform~ ob
servers and apokesmen
T'9om0!P. Holq, ~
I• •r, DHe _...,I, 1191 •
acade mic achievement and purpose.
Depending on the campus, there are
certificate programs in such fields as
purchasing management, publishing,
arts administration. architecture,
business data processing , legal
ass i stantship and human ser vices
counseling.
UC Extension also aims to enrich the
quality of individual life as well as
upgrade professional skills. The motto
of Extension . coined by its former
direct o r and UC scholar Leon
R ichardson. is "lifelong learning."
The goal, said Richardson, is to give
every adult citizen or California the
opportWtity "to be something he has
the power within him to become." Thal
goal still stands.
Highlights or Extension programs
are:
WHEN UC San Diego Extension took
off in 1946, its director said, "Our
audience is primarily Gls back from
the service. They are interested in
m ath, engineering, business and how to
make money."
Quite a rew changes have taken place
since then, although the program still is
des igned lo serve the continuing
education needs of the San Diego
community. r
Much or the program now offers
professional development in
management. co mputer science,
engineering, education and technical
communications.
AT lllVINE, Extension has always
been oriented toward solving the
problems of new communities,
particularly those in the surrounding
area of Orange County. With nearly
21,000 enrollments, impact on the
community has been considerable.
In the '80s, a program on "Urban
Problems of Orange County" attracted
hundreds of local officials and
community leaClers. Interracial and
inter-ethnic groups relations have been
explored through com munity seminars,
and in 1968, Exteoiion organi&ed the
Urban Resource Center to work with
problems facing Mexican-American
leaders.
Since Um>. a Women's ()pportunlUes
Center has helped more than $,000
women -at no char1e -plan for
careers, conUnuln1 education and
voluntary service.
In July, It will sponsor tbe First
lnternaUonaJ Symposium on Stntesic
Management ln the Tecbnoloey-Ba.sed
----a t a
Organization. A residential program, it
is expected to attract executives from
all over the world.
COVERING THE LARGE area of
Riverside. San Bernardino and Inyo
counties, Extension services are noted
for programs in education, especially in
providing teachers with basic and
specialized credentials.
In 1961, Riverside became the fi rst
Extension office lo offer a pupil
persoMel services credential and more
recently ttie first office to develop and
o ffer the learning handicapped
credential. Riverside is the first to use
the teleconferencing system for
reaching education students in outlying
areas as Car away as Blythe, Yreka and
Red Bluff.
SI NCE 1917, WHEN a handful of
nurses bound for France took a course
in French, UCLA Extension has been
offering new programs for continuing
education. The total is now 5.000
courses, and enrollment last year was
up to 100.000.
In its early days, the program was
aimed at high school traduates who
could not continue thelr education
fulllime. Today. 70 percent of ElLtenslon
I
students have a college degree. and
many attend programs specially
designed to keep them abreast ol new
developments in their field.
A special feature is its overseas
programs .
THIS YEAR STUDl" courses at UC
Santa Barbara combine travel to such
f a raway places as Fiji and New
Zealand, where the focus is on natural
his tory. Another travel course, "A
Comparative Education in England,"
concerns early childhood education in
the British Isles.
Each year Extension offers more
thun 700 university-level courses.
lectttre series, con tract programs,
seminars, workshops and institutes
covering SO different academic '
disciplines. Enrollment last year was
15,000, drawing people from Santa
Barbara. Ventura, San Luis Obispo and
Kern counties.
...
FROM THE PUaELY "farm school"
emphasis with which it beean nearly 21
years ago, UC Davis Extension, along
wlth lt.~ parent campus, bas developed a
wide spectrum of continuing education
co~nn designed to meet. community
needs.
O ne exampl e or its ex pandmg
c urriculum is the executive program
inte nded for high level managers and
designed to provide a conce ptual
framework for mor e e ffective and
innovative manage ment.
Anothe r innovative feature i s
regular courses that pertain to public
policy issues . These courses t'over
concerns suc h as hazardous toxic
s ubs tances. retirement in come,
reductions in governme nt s pending and '
major changes in education policies.
BERKELEY EXTENSION ofrers a
wide spectrum or s ubjects. including
classes in labor-management relations .
a field study of humpback whales off
the coast or Baja : a toymaking
workshop for parents and teachers ; and
a course in modern conversational
Persian. These are only a few of the
1.200 courses offered in the 1981 catalog
Nearly 50,000 people enroll each year
Two thirds of these students are
business profess ional s "taking
professional courses. and most of these
enrollees already have a university
degree.
OP ENED 16 YEARS ago, UC Saq,ia
Cruz Extension drew a crowd of 1,600 en
a weekend just before Christmas w~
it offered a two-day sel'!linar on birthiail
with French birth specialist Leboyet.
Similar crowds were attracted this llfl
to a talk by spiritualist Ram Dass. W'9'>
spoke on ··Living Consciously in tale
Eighties."
In more traditional areas. _l!lfe
program offers a popular series lea~
to a certificate in graphi~ design. A.1io
well known is the Wilderness Progr•.
which takes students on field tr"'5
throughout the U.S. and Canada. :
With more than 800 classes and ne~
15,000 students each year, Extensio6's
most popular courses include busin4Ms
management and teacher education.
PROGRAMS AT THE SAN Francisco
campus are administered separately by
various departments and are aimed for
people in the medical or medical
education professions.
These include Continuing Education
in Health Sciences ; Extended
Programs In Medical Education :
Continuing Education in Nu rsi0j;
Continuing Education in Pharma~:
and Continuing Education in Dentistry.
There also are programs in psychiatry.
radiology and ob/gyn 1
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YOUTH
There's one thing everyone
. OVH to let: Presents.
· Uncle Len enjoys gelling gilts
and thlncs. especially a nice
batch or contest entries rrom his
friends.
• This -week everyone had a
great lime drawing pictures or
their holiday gift wishes. Once
again, it was a tough contest to
JJ,adee because there were so
many letters.
But don't be concerned that
Uncle Len doesn't have time to
look al each letter. I examine
EVERY entry and try to select
the best or the bunch. You don't
have to be Pablo Picasso to win.
And your age doesn't matter
.either.
· All you have to do is try your
best. Even if you don't win,
Uncle Len tries to get your name
in the column when your work
merits an honorable mention or
special thank you.
So don't ever get depressed
that you never seem to win.
Some or my friends have sent in
a lot of drawings before
capturing a first or second place
award. You never know when it
~might be your turn lo win the
contest .
. For exam pl e , Ian
> Schnoebelen, 11, of Corona del
.,Mar didn't know that his holiday
1 wis h for a surfboard would take
.first place th.is week and the $.5
prize. Congratulations.
And Kent Lundberg, 12, of
..Huntington Beach gets a special
surprise when he finds out that
' bis Asteroids video machine ~'picture is the second place
r winner. He gets $2.
Honorable mentions go to
/intbony Borack, 11, of Costa
Mesa, Molly Oeneher, 7, and
. ~Linda Zapata. 14, or Newport
Beach and Kitty McClements, 9,
1 of Laguna Beach. 1 Special thanks go to Janine
'Keating, 11. Laura Adame, 7,
Jason Beverly, 7, and Dylan
Rogers, 7. all of Costa Mesa and
, Vicki Westrup, "'7th, of Fountain
Valley.
.. R oom 13 at Wilson
Elementary School in Costa
Mesa once again came through
with a hefty present of entries
1 from all the students. Thanks
1 everybody.
•' A big storm recently hit
Southern California. There was
lots of rain in our neck of the
•woods. In the mountains , of
course, there was a big
snowstorm.
Some of my friends have
already gone up· to the local
mountains and I bet one of the
first things they did was build
snowmen. All it takes is a few
rocks, a carrot for a nose, some
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Fl RST PLACE WINNER Ion Schnoebelen of CoTona del Mor
SECOND PLACE WINNER Kent Lundberg of Huntington Beach
sticks for arms and ... snow.
I bet it would be easier to
build a snowman on a piece of
paper with a pen. That's what
you get to draw for next week's
contest.
Remember to use a piece of
white paper 4 inches square and
don't use pe.ncil or any other
color ink than black. The big,
funny people who run the
newspaper have a hard time
reproducing artwork done in
blue ink.
Include your name, address
and age on the b~c~ of each
entry and send them to Uncle
Len, Daily Pilot, P .O. Box ~.
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. Try to
mail your entries no later than
Monda .
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5, 1981 ~··
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MOTHERLY CAAE -Siberian tiger Am ba clean~ one of her three nt-v. <'ubs d~ring her firs t
public showing of he r latest litter at Metro Toronto Zoo The nt-v.t'~l litter. third fo r Amba .
were born at the zoo last month.
Driver education cut
Private lessons may soothe parental pressures
FALLS CHURCH, Va. <AP> -
About 3.5 million t een·a g,e rs
become eligible to drive every
year. Nearly 80 percent of them
enroll in a driver education pro·
gram, either through the public
school system or a commercial
driving instruction school. ac·
·c o rd ing to the American
Automobile Association. with
headquarters in Falls Church.
But financial pressures on
local education budgets are fore·
ing many communities to reduce
or eliminate driver education
programs . The result is that
many students face a choice
between waiting months to take
a high school course or enrolling
in a commercial driving school.
Dr. Francis W. Kenel. director
of traffic safety for the AAA.
points out.
.. Given the choice and the cost
involved. some families may opt
for behlnd·the-wheel instruction
in the family car, .. he sa ys.
.. Us ually the decision ends in
regret, or worse ...
If a parent assumes the role of
driving instructor. emotions run
high, he explains . FrequenUy,
the p a rent b e c o mes a n
authoritarian drill instructor
and the youngster becomes re-
sentful, with the session ending
in sullen silenl'e ur. a yelling
match.
"Enthusiasm for the lessons is
dampened and neither the child
nor the parent is cager for the
next dri vlng lesson ." s ays
Kenel. who adds that parents do.
however. have a sccondary role
to play in the dnvin~ edu('ation.
process .
"lt is imperative that parents
and teen·agers discuss the issue.
focus ing on the teen-ager's need
to dr ive. the youngster's maturi·
t y an d abil ity l o accept
res pons1bil1 t y for beh1nd·the
wheel decisions required of a
driver ..
'reen·age peer group pressure
s hould not be the bas is for mak-
ing the decision, warns Kenel
He advised training either
through a high s chool driver
education program vr in a rep·
utable driving school
"Whichever method is chosen.
either one 1s a better alternative
than the family feud which may
e rupt when a parent s ingle·
handedly attempts to teach a
teen-ager to drive," he says.
Parents usually have not been
trained a.s driving instructors.
he notes. and they may pass
a long thei r own poor driving
habits and misinformation.
har.ard~ and rs essential to
selecting proper speed and lane
position and to locating a four ·
second -,topping or escape zone,
he note:~
Part·nts s hould also give
"hrldrc:n experience driving al
night and under varied weather
conditions. Kenel adds . They
s hould C'onstantlv stress the im·
portanrt of maintaining at least
a t wo-M·cond following distance
behind other vehicles. even un·
der the best road. traffic and
"ea ther cond1t1ons
Studems
fight
price hike
:'\100HllEAD, :\t inn I AP 1
\\'hen 25 fifth·graders decided a
15·cent hnost m the price of
Sl'hool lunche:. was too high.
the.,· n •.,orted to a tr me· honored g r~\a n ce proced ure : The
petition
;Teen-ager raises dogs for the blind
But they can . once basic skills
are developed, provide ongoing
supervision behind the wheel.
While teen-agers, ale rtness and
reflexes are at their peak. they
fr equen tly lack p atien ce,
t echni ca l knowledge a bout
automobiles and experience re·
quired to correctly judge ti me
and distance needs while driv·
ing, according to Kenel.
The '>l ud ents lea rn ed in
h1ston dass that ··we could take
.Jl lo the: president and not get in
trouble." said Roy Hanson, a
s l u d l' n t a t t h e G e o r g e
Washington Elementary School.
Aft er a h i s tory lesson
di s pelled fears that they might
lose gym classes or milk breaks
rf the) protested. the students
chosl' the best printer among
the m lo wr ite the followi ng
petition
:.By ARTHUR ff. ROTSTEIN ._ ........... ~
TUCSO.N . Ari z -The
bloMe·haired girl s ways gently
ih a wooden rocker. frequently
tc:>uching the golden retriever at
her side, talking, appropriately.
-about a favorite topic: dogs.
Beth Anderson is involved in
raising puppies . trainTng the~ to
become "working dogs ... the
··eyes" for blind people.
She is a 16·year-olt.!. straight·A
hig h -school junior who loves
riding her Welsh pinto mare,
Sandy, and enjoys swimming.
camping, hiking and playing the
guitar. She has skied and has
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UST FRIEND -Beth Anderson ~f Tucson. ~riz .. walks .w.ith
her auide dog. Muffin. She orgamzed the Guide Dog Ra1smg
Club which 1s now a part or the Pima Seeing Eye Puppy Rais~rs. a communily·wide organization
•
tried judo.
But she takes special pleasure
and satisfaction -mirrored on
the face of her mother. Evelyn
-when, her blue eyes unseeing,
Beth discusses the Pima Seeing
Eye Puppy Raisers . Her own
guide dog, Muffin. she says, "is
a part of you. She 's your eyes ...
Beth organized the Guide Dog
Rais ing Club la st year at
Canyon Del Oro High School.
The club, now part of the Pima
Seeing Eye Puppy Raisers. a
community-wide orga nization,
raises golde n and Labrador
r etrievers and Germa n
Shepherds for about a year. then
turns them over to a
professional school for guide
dogs.
Members are now raising
seven donated puppies, the first
of which will go this fall to the
International Guidin g E yes
School in Burbank. The
school is one of but eight such
training facilities in the country
and does not have its own
puppy-raising program.
·"We want to start a breeding
s tock program," says Beth.
because without one. only one in
10 dogs donated to s uch schools .
passes the rigorous s ix·month
training needed to serve as a
blind person's "eyes ·· ·out of a
club Like this. at least 75 percent
will make guide dogs ...
The puppies. 6 wet>ks to 3
months old. ·mus t bt> gentle.
calm and sturdy. They must also
have good hips ·v ita l for
pulling in harness They a re
walked on short leash and are
t au g ht basic comma nds a nd
good m anners. rudi me nts of
what will be their JObs
·'The d9gs a re ownl'd by the
school in care of the club ... says
Beth; those raising the puppies
know they cannot keep them.
At one point. t he sighted
trainers take their four·legged
s tudents to heavily traffi cked
areas to lean. with signs saymg
··see in g E ye Pu pp y 1n
Trainin g ... Bystanders are
d i scouraged from petting
··working" dogs and distracting
them.
At , the professional schools.
the· dogs are tramed to lead their
human in traffic. to watch for
s uch obstacles as lo w tree
branches and to keep the blind
from being injured.
In the final month. successfu l
dogs are matched with blind
persons. who must learn to
Only her zookeeper
knows for sure
PHILADELPHIA <AP> -Is
she or isn't she? From the
monkey house to the lions' den.
Philadelphia Zoo staffers are
speculatinc about the pTegnancy
of Bandit, a spectacled bear
whose natural home is high in
the Andes of South America.
Bandit hu been rejeclint her
feed, one aip that the bear is
expect.in& a cub or two. ll is
impossible, however, for
keepen to 1et clon 'enou1b to
place a fetal monitor on the
1 a *a 1 • ; a
4·year-0ld bear, and pregnancy
never shows in roly-poly bears
since the infants weigh between
on-e or two pound s, sa id
s pokeswoman Robin Larsen.
So until the birth occurs,
Bandit is "lying In" at her den,
separated from her m ate. Boo
Boo.
Bear couples do not rear their
young together, and the female.
generally considers her mate to
be a nuisance during gestation.
which lasts 220 to 270 days.
#•
d rt •
Ei th e r wh e n dr1v1n g
themselves. or when providing
additional practice driving for
the young driver. Kenel advises,
parents should stress the im·
portance of visually searching
the roadway at least 12 seconds
a head o f the ir vehic le (12
seeonds-1s about on block ahead
in city traffic traveling at 30
mph or one fifth of a mile when
traveling at highway speedsL
Development of a 12-second
v is ual l ea d inc r e a ses the
c hances of s potting driving
"Whereas. you have raised the
price of lunch tickets too high
and givl'n us less food . we. the
undersigned. ask that you give
u~ more food or lower the price
of lunC'h tickets."
Thl' 25 students ~ot 71 other
c las~mates to sign the petition
Th<.' ~chool board. which had
boosted the lunch price to 80
cents. referred the petition to
Superintendent Ben T rochlil.
"ho said he would talk lo the
class.
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dog who lo\'cs to t a ke people on \Hilk~ If you'd U~e to
follow him a lonp.. l'ontact t he La~una Beach Anima l
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Will sustains
city library
SJ\t:KAM1':NTO lAJ"l A woman who loved
mystf'ry noveli. has h•ft her estate valued at
$200,000 to the mun1C1p I h br n y system to keep
rcadcri. an.:.w pcnse
lkmire llornc Moore, who died Nov. 18 ut age
70, tllrt·('h.'<I that a trust fund be established for the
library to buy "novels and, particularly, mysteries
and novels of s us pense "
A spokesman for the Bank of America, whieh..
is expected to be executor or Mrs . Moore's will,
est imated thul the cit y-county library system
would receive un income of at least $15,000 a year
from lhe trust.
Can't have i1 lll'r uoy
SHALIMA R. Fla. IAP ) A Jury has turned
down a woman's chum lo a $10.000 prize in a
Burger King promotional contest. ruling that her
winning ticket was invalid
The jury upheld Burger King 's contention that
the woman submitted a bogus game stamp in its
"Make It Special" contest
Linda Jackson Sherfield, 18, of Fort Walton
Beach, Fla .. sued the fast-rood hamburger chain
for $15,000 tn Septe mber 1980. contending the
s tamp was alte red after she submitted it for
verification
Parkers: Bah, hwnbug
BUTTE. Mont <AP > Motorists here are
refusing to be coddled by the city's Christmas
s pirit.
St ickers proclaiminl{ free parking during the
holiday shopping '>t:ason were placed over coin
s lots on the meters
But meter m aids Kathy Lingenfelte r and Mary
Ferre said motorists keep tearing them off They
each replaced more than 20 suckers
}wl call hin1 Mr. D.
SAN MARCOI.\ 1,\1'1 Tht: pupils can be
excus ed for mispronounc ing the name or their new
principal al San Marcos Junior High And Joseph
OeDimm1cantamo promises 1t won't count on their
g rades
"Just call me Mr o.· he told the kids
Don't count 011 aninwls
PROVIDENCE. R I IAPI Some people
think tha t when the 'iqu1rrels get fatter than usual
a'nd the wasps build th1..·ir ne!.tS higher in the trees
il means a hard winter Jhead. I.Jut t\\O biologists
NEIS BRllfS
say you're likely to ~ct a better rep<1rt from )Our
local TV weather forecaster
Alfred L ll a~es, executive director or the
Aubudon Soc1t•h of Rhode !:,,land, said the changes
in animal lwh<iv1or art-reactions to chan~t:s in
food supplies. not the· coming season's weather.
"The) don t have anv better idea of what kind
or winter it's ~01 ng to be than I do. and I haven't
any idea at Jll .. :,, .. 11d John Slolg1tis. deputy chief
of the Rh ode bland Dl\'ISIOn or Fish and Wildlife
Hashi..-.h trade cul back
COPENllAGEN Denmark !AP> -Justice
Minister Ole Esperst·n said that leaders of the
so-called Frt:c Cit) have agreed to bring dovm the
trade in hashish to · at·ceptable levels "
Hashish 1s 1llegi.1I 1n Denmark. but police
generally do not arrest people for possession
unless they arc carrying more hashish lhan they
can possibly smoke
Es persen met with the leaders of Free City.
·et up 10 years a~o b) a bout 1.000 squatters in an
abandoned a rmy barracks, after right-win g
groups threatened to ··bulldoze" the place that has
become a mecca for Europe's d rug users.
Biuro killi 11g opposed
LAS VEGAS I AP 1 The leader of the
Soulheni Nevada Humane Society sa ys he will
fight any efforts of the National Par.k Service to
kill anv of the 2.500 burros tn Death Valley.
Dart Anthony s aid the burros have become a
scapegoat for the real menaces in Death Valley -
domestic cattle "h1ch \\ ander into the par k and
the people \\ho \IC\1t there
Anthony's comments came in a Park Service
hearing on effo rts to restore Death Valley National
Monument to a more natural state.
Pair lwUl in dogfight
MILWA UKEE <AP > Two men have been
charged in connection with an alleged dogfight
that pitted two terriers against each other for an
hour and 22 minutes.
Willie Ray Franklin. 34. and Lee Edward
WiJ liams. 37 . were charged with instigating fights
between animals and Williams was also charged
with possession of fighting dogs.
The co mpla i nt ac co mpan yi ng the
mis demeanor charges alleged that Franklin's
5 -yea r -old pit bu ll terrie r a nd Williams '
l8-month-old terrier fought Oct. 30.
Drinks back al casino
LAS VEGAS <AP l A leader of the Culinary
Workers Union says he thinks image was the key
to the change in the drink policy at Caesars
Pal are.
J err McColl . secretar y treasurer or t~e union,
s aid h e think s the resort realized its
drinkless-showroom policy was not in keeping wilh
a n image the hotel was spending millions or
dollars to promote .
Caesars President Ha rry Wald announced that
the resort was reinstating beverage service at lhe
Circus Maximus showrooms.
Mwewn irorken diAab/,ed
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. lAP) -The 14 people
who do the cleaning a t the Gerald R. Ford
Presidential Museum are a Uttle bit out of the
ordinary.
One Is legally blind. while others are partly
paralyud or suffer emotional diubilities. All are
disabled
The U.S General Services Administration.
which runs the museum. awarded a $200,000
maintenance contract to Pine Rest Christian
Rehabilitation Set-vices ,
Sheep
periled
by dogs
SAN RAFA EL CAPJ
Domestic dogs are
threaterung the success
of a program here t,hat
us es grazing s heep to
minimize fi re haza rds.
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Attacking dogs h ave
killed three lambs, San
Rafael public works
director Dave Bernardi --c-.~, 6~2-.
said, adding lha\ if the Put a few word•
problem continues, the to work lor you.
Olildren's
Puppet Show
It s the season 10 make
kids happy at Huntington
Centers Great New Mall
with the real Santa. catoling ano en1erta1nment See the
Mitchell Marionettes 4 shows
daily every Thurs . Fri . Sat &
Sun ltl Christmas
progr ct m c ould b e ----------------------J
scratched. LJ I I Ul'o•s About 600 sheep owned
by Novato ranc he r Don --•
Mills started grazing on !lat••tlC•U ~.hllll
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1.000 acres or open space
in San Rafa e l I ast
month. Bernardi s aid
the dog attacks started
Thanksgivmg weekend.
I 5 °/o Discount off the
marked price of cut
CHRISTMAS TREES
[ R ~ad all todays news everyday DlilJ Pilat
in the _ _
Mill~ said he could
unders\and wild coyote
attacks. But domestic
dogs. h e said "ar e
supposed to be fed at
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Colton unstoppable
Marina can't hold Yellowjackets lose , 25:9
By ROGER CA RLSON
Of -o.lly ,..._SI.Mi
WALNtJT --Co lton llil(h's V.-llowJHf.'kcts \ook
advantage-of ttJetr' own ptffUShfog g round ai,sault
and a n ine ffect ive Marina aerial game Fnday
night as they rolled to u ZS 9 victory before 12,500
at Mt. San Antonio College
The victory advances the Citrus Belt League
champ1oru. to the Cl F Big Five Confe rence football
finals at Anuheim St adium Friday night a ga1n:.l
undefeated St Paul, which shut down Servile 1n
the other half of the U1g Five scrtus Friday
It was a mutter of Colton dominatml( to lht
turie of 259 y ards rui,hing and the V1ktn$!~
completing but four of 14 pa:.s atlempL<i thre1· lo
the YellowJat kets
"TUEY WERE J UST TOO PHYSICAL," ~aid
Marina Coach Dave Tho mpson follo wing h1!>
team ·s elimination fro m the pluyoffs
"Our defe nse played 1\~ butt off. but W(· JU:-.t
gave the m the ball too m :rny lime!>
"They didn't allow us to run the ball We hC:1d
!>Orne chant es ...
The V1k1ngs were still w1th1n rC1nge at
ha lftime. trailing by a 14·9 margin de~p1tc Colton ·~
dommat1ng running game
The YellowJaC'kets s tung :'w1anna early with a
73-yard touchdown run by tight e nd Leo Wat!>on on
a double rever se a nd ~ecmed to have the V1ke~ o n
the ropes when an 1ntcrcept1 on at the Marinu 22 by
Rex Blackwell, which !>Cl up a four-play i.coring
m urch
The Yellow1acket~ · vaunted runnsng gam e was
cav ing m Manna's r e<1d1 ng defense al will C1nd
with onl~ 34 !>ctonds i.pe nt 1n the second q uC1rter 1!
wa~ 14·0. the makingi. of a rout
Bl.iT TUE VIKE S C AME BA C K a !>
quartert>al·k Ken Laszlo round his favoritt• tC1rgct.
J eff Frundsen, on the ~econd play after Cotton's
s eco nd TD and the 155-pound Junior sped 60 yards
with the ha ll. completing j 79) ard hookup
Lee (;rcen ·~ plan• kic k was blocked. howe,er
b\ J oe Cordero and Colton w as ~t ill 1n a
COffi manding 14·6 lead With JO 04 left in the half
Another Colton drive consumed 6·08 of playing
lime before a holding penalty effectively killed the
march a nd the Vikings regained possession al the
Marina 13 with 3 ·56 rem<.11n1ng in the first half
Key r uns by Laszlo for 16 and 9 yards got the
ba II out or danger and v. ht>n the V1 kes went into
punt formation al their 49. L>ave Har~rove. pi ano~
up front as a blocker. took the snap a nd raced 11
y<.1 rds for a first do" n
A 15-\IARO PESALTY got the Viking!> JUS t
c lose enoug h for Gret'n. "ho toed a 43-yard field
J.!•i.tl \\llh twu ..,ccond.., left 1n the ha lf the ball
l'lt·annJ,! h~ 1nt·hc-.
I frw1tt· Coltrin s pun1~h1ng attack. the V1kes
1.1. 1·n· ... 11ll 1n 1l
LtJ'>tlo was onl) 1 for 12 in the first half I h1~
J.I yarll. fourth down com pletion to Frandsen
d11l11 t t ounl when the V1kes opted for the 15-yar d
h11l1ll11J.! f>t•nalt) 1 and wus constantly hounded by
th1· "" .irrn1ng r1\·er -pla} mg Colton defense
·1 ht·\ JJUl up an eight mCln front and JUSt
• lt:.tll1·11J.!1•1I \OU 1,1,1th the three defens ive bu<:ks."
.,a1tl f'h111111,..,11n. ·and d id 1l
Wllt'I\ "'' 1hc.I huve 1l open we didn'Lg.et..Lh.e
ii.ill tt11·11·
l>E~PI n . T im DEF'IC.'IT. the defen-.c WCIS
d 111 11g •• 1111! Tat·kles Uuke Maples and Ron
\I J h·r-.t .. 111 no:.e ,gua rd l'al Cc men. hneba<:kers
Our defense played its butt off.
but we just gave them the ball too
many t nnes.
Manna Coach Dave Thompson
l'dl Kno"lt•s .incl :\11kl' f'1'>k . e nds Jim McLa ughlin
and H11.111 ~t .1n·us. llargro\C, the rover. they were
all d n1 11~ a 1oh !Jut lht.>y were on the field too long
At llu· t·nd they were still doing a job. liut 1l
"''~ .1 lllJ..ht "'hl'n the \'1kes Just couldn't get 1l
durw •Jn holh .... des or the hall
In llw (1 r ... t half the V1kei. · defe nse was on the
f1l'ld fnr 11 11 of pla) mg lime Cl~ op posed lO
Culton .., tll'f1·nd<:r<;_ "ho .,,wnl 9 46 shutting off the
\ I kt•-. off t'l1"l'
,\-,1<ll· from thut 79 \'ard slnke to Frandsen the
\ 1kini,: ... tould Ol'l onl) 50 yards. as opposed tu
Coltcin :-. 15:1 yards rushing
ll<11ft1mes are sometimes turning points but
Lh1s t1ml' 1t wa:.n't What had been a difficult JOb
h1·1·am1 an 1mp11ss1ble task in the second half as
ttu· '\ 1·1lo\\ J:.il'kels 246-pound offensive line r I rom
1<11 kit• t11 lJc·kll·• pa\'cd thl' "a)
T llE \'IKES COL'LO NET only seven yards on
th1:1r first 'il'l'll'~ and were forced to punt -and the
Y1'.ll11" liJt'kt•t:-. prol'eeded to g nnd out 62 yards 1n
l 'i pl,I\.., c·on'>um1ng 7 14 of valuable time 1n
uppin).' tlw1r lead lo 22 9
Tim•· "a" of the e~sen('C fo r Manna and with
Colton ..,lit· king to the ground the entire g ame 1 not
J 'tingle 11.,<;.., attempt 1. 1f the V1kes were going to
~l't an~ thing goin g they .... ould ha\•e to do 1t
qu1ekh
But 1111th1ng eame quickly for Manna Fnday
night exc·ept for the onrushing Colton defense.
which threw Laszlo for losses six limes
Allen a shoo-in for the Reisman? l>11m1na1ed in t he .r1rsl half. Marina could net
onl~ onl' flr-.t down rn the second half 1 sophom ore
f.nc· Karm;in s 21-yard ~camper lo the Manna 49
on t lw <.,t>l'Clnd play fro m scnmmage 1.
nnouncement comes today and USC standout is expected to be selected the winner
NEW YO RK It\ P ~arl'us Allen" ller<>t·hel
alker ·• Jim :\Ic:\fahon ·
T he three a re l{l·ner.ill) nmceded to l.Je amon~
e leadmg candidatt• ... hk1•(\ ln have the word"
'Heisman Troph) 1.1. inn1•r J.ffi>cedin,g hie; namt
oday "hen the n:.itwn ~ best college foothall
laye r 1s annountecJ
The n ·c1p1ent of lhl• 47lh I le1!->man Mn~H.lcred
he most pre<;t1g1nu.., or a II ('()llege awar<b. 1.1. 111 be
amed at the Do" nto1.1. n t\thlelic Club nf ~cv.
ork. which s ponsor-. th1• U\\Jrrl and r<mdur ts the
ation.,..1dc balloting or ... port~ writer' er11torc; ancJ
roadcasters
THF: HEISMAN CER EM0 :\1\1 will be televised
ive by a nationw1dl' hookup or independe nt
tations with the actu<tl prPsl'ntat1on. al about 4 40
.m . PST. following a documentary on pac;I
inner~. datmg ba<·k t11 Lhe fir'l 1.1. inner .I av
Berwangcr. m 1935
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RUNNING FOR HEISMAN L'SC"s Marcu~
Ailen is the over \\ helm mg fCJvorite to he
selected the Heisman Troph~ winner to<l a'
re art t z a c
,\lll·n thl' ret·ord hn·aklng running back from
thP l n1n·rs1ly of Southern California. said he
docc;n l think he has t he award locked up. although
-.o ml· C'altfornia m.·w~pa perc; have he adlined his
n:.im1• a.., a ..,hoo m for v.el·k~
I'd Im c to 1,1.in the• llc1s ma n Trophy. but I
think I had a d1sappo1ntin~ year -a great year,
I'd love to u.:in th e
Troph y. but I th i nk
d zsappoi nting year_
•• y
Heisman
I had a
--~· a{'tuall~. but d1sappomtinl{ because we didn t go to
thl' H<1:-.c Uowl T hat 1.1. a s m y m am goal ... Alle n
..,airl rt•<·t•nth
· I thtnk 1t·!> ~till up 1n the air. a nd I m JUSt
hoping I .... 1n tt. that'~ all ·
A l.LEN BECAME the fi rst player 1n college to
r u-;h for more than 2,000 yards with 2.342 in 11
rcgulur :-.t•a!>on gam e~ lie also led the nat ion by
scoring 2:l louchdowni,. and he rushed for more
than 200 prds in seven games
Despite his he roics. the Trojans lost the
P acifi c lO Confe rence title to Washington. which
"111 1.:0 to the Rose Br>wl agains t Iowa Allen will
e nd his college c areer in the Fiesta Bowl against
P enn Stale
.. I came in this year expecting to have a good
year. and fortunately e verything has gone well for
m e. · AllPn said .. Wt• had a chance to be an
cxcelll•nt lt'am but I i:?ue ... s two losses erased
that ..
ME AN WHll.E. WAI.KER . Georgia's
s ophomore running bac k. has rvshed for 1.666
yards with one regular season game remaining.
Saturday against Georgia Tech. Walker rushed for
1,616 yards as a fres hman and finist\.ed third in
Heisman balloting last year behind rtl\ining back
Geoq~e Roger s of South Carolina: who won. and
defensive lineman llugh Green of Pittsburgh
I thtnk I 'd c·hoose myself." Walker said "I
think I should win 1l I have a lot of confide nce 1n
myself I'm not trying lo sa\ tl in a cocky attitude.
but I'm JUSl sa ying I had a good year last year and
an e\'en better \'ear th1:. s ea,.on .. .
Mc:'w1ahon. -the Brigham Young quarter back.
set an '.'/CAA record for career passing yardage
this season with 9.535 lie completed 272 of 423
passes for 3.555 this year and 30 touc hdown!i , whtle
being intercepted only ~l'\'tm times
lie s at out t\\O game~ with injuries. which he
s aid he behe\'ed hurl h1!> lle1s man chances lie
a dded. however . "I hope I still can do 1t. but I
don 't thmk so ri ght now I've seen Ma r cus pla~
a nd. along with Wa lke r. they've-made a na me for
themselves Marcus had a really-good year. and 1f
I was to ptck. I'd say he was the leading candidate
now. .
Walker will wind up his season 1n the Sugar
Bowl against Pitt. while ~t c ~ahon leads the
Cougars into the Hohda} Bowl against Was hington
Sta te
UCI faces Toreros
SAN DIEGO The t..:C Irvine baske tball
team will attempt lo stretch its winning
s treak to four m a row without a defeat
toni ght when the Anteaters tangle with the
L'n ivc rs1ty or Sa n Di ego Toreros here al 7:30
p.m . . .
The Toreros. coac hed by Jim Brovelh. are
2·0 on the season havm g beaten University of
Paciric. 00-64 . and Boise State . 75-61
T he Anteaters played Boise State 1n their
m ost recent outing. ta kmg a 14-0 lead. losing
1t. and then hanging on for a n 84-72 tnumph
The t..:niversity of Sa n Diego. 10-16 last
season. features a balanced attack led by 6-8
Dave Heppell, 6-6 Gerald J ones. 6·7 Robbie
Roberts and 6-2 Rusty Whitmarsh
All fou r players arc averaging m double
figures.
UCI defeated the T o reros. 108 62. las t
sea son a nd ho ld a 6 5 series edge
Nixon sparks Lakers, 126-11 7
DENVER <AP> Norm Nixon scored 17 of his
2S poinL'i in the second half and sparked a 16-4
s urge in the m iddle of the fourth quarter that ca rr1ed'th~ Los Angeles Lakers to a 126-117 victory
over Denver Friday night in a National Basketball
Assoc iation game . ·
The Nuggets h ad outscored the Lakers 12-1
behind a sensational shooting effort by r eserve
forward Glen Gondrezlck to pull ahead 104·101 with
nine minutes to p~y before Los Angeles heated UP -
Two free throws by Magic Johnson, a slam
dunk by Mike Cooper and two baskets by Nixon
gave the Lakers eight straight poi.nts and a 109-104
lead.
The visitors· advantage rose to 117·108 with
4.04 to play, and Denver was never able to 1et
closer than three points the rest of the way.
The Lakers broke open what had been a close
a z t r o t ta t rt
game to cla im a 65 55 lead at the half by
repeatedly penetrating a weak Denver defense for
easy layups. Denver had held a 33-31 edge aner
the first quarter a s Alex English and Kik l
Va ndeweghe combined for 20 points.
Nixon led a balanced Laker attack with 25.
Johnson added 24 , Jamaal Wilke5i 20. Cooper 18
a nd Kareem Abdul-Jabar 17 .•
English was lhe Nuggets' top scorer with 29.
but he scored only one point during the last 16
minutes. when he was guarded by Cooper.
Vandeweghe bad 23 points. Gondrelick scored
his 13 points all in a five .minute span late in the
third quarte r and early in the fourth.
The loss was the Nuggets' lhlrd str aight and
dropped them to 8-8 for the season. while Los
Angeles improved its r ecord to 14-6.
'' d , d
,\ :-hor t pen a lty . short gain. fumble a nd
:-.atk f1111shed that off. however. a nd the V1k1ngs
(S('(· M.\RINA. Page 851
ABOVE IT ALL Orange Coast's Frank
Luonfi!O go(•s high for r ebound durrn~
Friday·~ ~amc a~ainst LA Southwest. won
In Pirates. 79-64
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December s. 1981
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Rudi signs pact
lo return lo A's
From AP diapatdtes
OAKLAND -Outfielder Joe Ii Rudi whose defensive heroics and
timefy hilting helped Oakland win
three world champions hips irt the .
early '70s, returned to the A's Friday as a free
agent.
Team president Roy Eisenhardt announced
that Rudi, the first player from last s ummer's
free -agent draft to sign with a new team, had
ag r eed t o u tw o -year
contract with an opuon for a
third. F'inancial details were
not disclosed.
Eistlnhart.lt said he hoped
th a t Rudi would bri n g
le adership to the young and
rapidly improving A's
"He will bring to us
many of the things you saw
missing in the Oakland A's
last year ," said Eisenhardt.
"We had a lot of young tale nt a nd lot of
aggressive talent. but we lacked experience
and we lacked m aturity "
Rudi. wh9 began his major league career
with Oakland i"n 1964, went to the Angels as a
Cree agent in· 1977 and played there until being
traded to the Boston Red Sox last J anuary.
As ked what he thought his role would be
with the A's, who have no shortage of fine young
o utfielders. Rudi said he would play "io
whatever position I could help the ballc lub
win."
Quote of the day
Dave Bliss, SM U bas ketball coach, after
his Mustangs went 7-20 last season : "It
was the most difficult year l've had since
puberty."
Gerv1 n paces Spurs over B tazera
GtorlCe GervlD scored 4S Points m
t-'rlcilay n li.:ht lo s park the San
Anl on lo Spurs to u 12'7-l ll victory
uv\!r Portland In u contest between
lliv1slonal leudc>rs in the NBA. RM Brewer
srnrt'd 25 points and t hree other Spurs were in
doulJlt> ri..:ure-as the winners snapped 11
four ~ame Portland winning streak ..
Boston. helped by the play of reserve fo rward
Koln Mcllalt and veteran
Nale ArtbJbald, pulled awity
with just over five minutes to
play and beat Philadelphia,
11 1·103. handing the 76ers
their first road loss or the
cumpoiign . . . Re11le
Theus scored 31 points and
Dwight Jone · added 21 to
lead Chicago to a 1os.101
viC'tory over Utah .
onv1N Junio r Brldg .-man a nd
Sydney Moncrief pumped m 19 points apiece to
lead Milwaukee past cold-s hooting Atlanta,
97·80 Rookie center S&eve JoluuoD hit a
hook shot with 1 16 left In the game to boost
Kansas Cit y to a l 12-109 triumph over Seattle.
The Kings had to battle back from an 11-point
deficit in the third quarte r . Rookie Herb
Wiiiiams made his first eight shots and was 10
of 12 for the game tn scoring a season-high 21
points us Indiana defeated Detroit. 105-95 in
lndia'napolis
Gompf named an All·American
Laguna Beach High product 8111 [!]
Gompf, l'Urrently at the University or « •
Uta h. has been n a m e d lo the
Assol'1ated Press' All-American football team
for L91H. Gompf is a linebacker ... Navy
qua rterbac k Mar co Pagnanelll, Cro m
Hunting ton Beach Hig h and Golden West
College, leads his squad into battle agains~
Army in the traditional clash l-Oday. Pagnanelb
has thrown for 850 yards and rushed for 274
more University of Southern California
running back Marcus Allen and BY U
quarterback Jim Mc Mabon were named
offensive players of the year Friday at the
P1g~kin Club of Washington's annual awards
dinner Miami Dolphins quarterback Doe
Strock "a"..I Friday he wants television
com mer c1als he and hii\_ wife did for a Miami
re'staurant taken off the air becaust' the NFL
and FBI have approached him.
Gretzky, Semenko lead Edmonton
WayM Gretzky assisted on three ~
goals a nd Dave 8emeako 11cored '
twi c e o s Edmonton b e lled
V1rncouvcr, 7 3, lo hl&hllghl action In the
NulionuJ Hockey League Friday nleht. Grelaky,
fur and uway the NHL's leading scorer, did not
p1rk up a "oul for the third straight game But
he s.-t up one or Sem tinko's scores and also
Hsis ted on coals by PauJ Coffey and Dave
l.llmley .•• Elsewhere, ~Ml• Mara scored
four eoals und added two assiata, leading
surging Wa!>hlngt-On to a 7 3 win over Winnipeg.
UCLA reportedly won't appeal
LOS ANGELES -UCLA won't •
a ppeal the findings of an NCAA
inv esti gation that allegedly
uncovered a number o f rela tively mlnor
violations in the Bruins' basketball procram
ove r a numbe r of years. a ccordln• to a
ne ws paper. •
The Daily News in Van Nuya reported
Friday that the NCAA 's findings submitted to
the untverslty "definitely won't be appealed."
The paper quoted a source close to the
UCLA athletic program as s aying, "One of the
CNCAAI allegations said an assistant basketball
coach bought a $14 T-shirt for a recruit when the
kid said he Liked it. Small things like that ."
UCLA , given the NCAA's report earlier this
week . had 15 days to inform \he NCAA whether
1t wo uld accept or appeal the findings.
Purtzer-Blalock team shares lead
1:1espite gusty crosswinds, Tom Ill
Purtzer and Jane Blalock fired seven
bird ies Friday lo 'move iJltO .a
three-way tie for the lead after two rounds of
the Mixed Team Golf Touman!ent in Largo,
Fla. The duo tied with early leaders Aady ~an
and Sally UUle a nd partners Mark O'Meara
and Amy Alcott ... Striker Glor1lo ChlH&lia
of the Cosmos professional soccer team,
announced that he will play on the club's indoor
team W s season . . The Kansas City Royals
have mailed 14 contract offers to unsigned
players from the 1981 roster, including former
Costa Mesa High ind Orange Coast College
pr oduct Dan Qulseaberry. By major-league
ruJes, the offers had to be m ade before Dec. 20,
or the player.s would be granted free-agent
status. Quisenberry is eligible for arbitration if
he is unsatisfied with the Royals' offer.
Rustlers
finals • Ill
Irvine Hi gh wins its pool
Golden West <:-Olh:ge advanced to the finals or
tht.> state community college women's volleyball
ehamplom;hips with a pair or victories over
Southwestern a nd Orange Coast colleg,es Friday at
El Cam ino College in Torrance.
At the same time, Irvine High aaioed the
sc m lrln a l s o f the Southern C •lUornia
<'hamplomshi~ at UC San Oieco by wlnnln& Its
pool Friday afternoon and evenJng.
Golden West and Onnge Coast have
monopolized the state championships tor the put
three y~urs wil'h the Pirates winnin& In 1978 aod
1980. Golden West posted its victory in 1979 and
.will play El Camino in the champions hip semis
today at 9 o'clock.
Orange Coast, m eanwhile. lost to Gol~en West.
15·8. 15· 11 , U\ a second round m atch. then defeated I
PJl i POLLEY BALL
De Anza College,· 15·10, 16-14 lo advance lo a
loser 's bracket game at 9 today against College or
the Sequmas
"The m atch with Orange Coast was without a
doubt the finest match I have coached in a long
time:· Golden West Coach Lou Ann Terheggen
said after the match.
··orange Coast played great and we played
awesome Ther e we re 10 rotations th9l occurred
with the SC'Ore 1·0 without either side scoring a
point. I think J ane OUl gendorf. OCC coach) was
out of substitutes when the score was 4·4. It was
really an exciting match "
Hilgendorf confirmed Terheggen's assesstnent
of the match.
··it was one or the best a nd should have been
the finals of the tournament." JUlgendorf said.
"That Bev L1dyoff was reaJly something for them.
She hit the ball ha rd and pounded it into the floor
and that was the differe nce.
"We came back that second game but they
didn't make a mist ake dunng the entire match
and lhe few we m ade cost us."
Lidyofr was the star of the Rustler team in
putting the ball down a nd Suzanne McLean did an
outstanding job as center blocker for the Rustlers.
I
Trojans hold off New Mexico rally
Golden West has played El Camino several
times this season with all resuJ ts close in favor of
the Rus tlers.
·· 1t will be a tough match. especially at their
home court and with most of the rans pulling for
them ." Terheggen admits. "But if we play as well 1
as we did Friday, nobody is going to beat us." Vanderbilt tips Long Beach St ., Oregon St. surprises BYU, USF stops stubborn Cal In San Diego, Coach Ma rk McKenzie's Irvine
High Vaqueros went to 5·0 before losing their final
g'ame. The Vaqs defeated Torrey Pines, 15·1 in
that la st match. then lost 11-15 after they had first
place in their pool wrapped up.
From i\P dispatches
LOS ANGELES Senior forward Mo
Williams scored a game-high 20 points and
Southern Cal he ld off a fu rious second half New
Mexico rally to beat the Lobos 80-71 in a
non-conference college basketball game Friday
night.
Williams scored 16 of his points in the first
half. and USC. 2-1, capitalized on 15 New Mexico
turnovers to build up a 49·34 half-time lead.
But the Lobos. 3-1. behind Phil Smith's 11
1~ second half points, c hopped away at the lead until
'Alan Dolensky's lay up cut the USC lead to 64·59
with 7:57 left in the game.
.. · Then senior guard Dwight Anderson scored
four of the Trojans' next six points to give his team
a 70·61 lead with 5:40 left. and USC was never t threatened after that.
Freshman Wayne Carlander. forme rly of
Ocean View JU gh, added 19 points for USC. and
• Anderson had 18 including eight points in the final
eight minutes.
The Lobos were led by Smith and forward Don
Erkovich's 16 points.
• Vanderbflt 72, Long Beach St. 70
TEMPE -Free throws by Jeff Turner
and AJ McK1Mey in the final seconds provided the
winning mar gin as Vanderbilt edged Long Beach
, State. 72-70, in the opening round of the 15th annual
· Fiesta Classic tournament.
Vanderbilt, of the Southeastern Conference,
• led at the ha lf 39·36 and battled the 49ers
• throughout the second hair.
,._ The Commodores finally forged a~ead 67·64 on
'a three-point play by Ted Young with 4:05 left.
' Vanderbilt maintained that slim lead the rest or
'\the way. .
Cent.er Willie Jones led the Commodores with
23 points. hilting 10 of 11 of his s hots from the field . ~ Forward Michael Zeno, a transfe r from the
University of Arizona, led Long Beach State with
Basketball scores
~
USC IO, -Me•lco 71 USF n ,Gel'4
U. ol S... [)le9D 1S, &olw SL 61
Cal l ..... , ... 7S, UC San o._ 73
Cal Poly (SU>I n. si.n1st..,, s1 se
lcl4tlto COii. 7S, E. Or-n f1
~
Or-.on SI. '6, BYU U
S.nl• Clara 60, Nev-. Reno S7
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c;.o.t1an ~·Te<"" USIU .. , J•a-SI '6 ....
Vlll-•'7, a.-c.ot1-n s...,.He1111.~ .. es coc1
'--II 14. """Y ..
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Vallclltrtll" n.1.en9 .. ac,. st. 10 Ari,_ Sl. 14, ..... Me•l<o SI, 14
Redl-56. Fr8"0 P..:1IK S2
T'-C..C'"""' (.al SI Los ""Oflti IO, H-all-HllO ..
Community college TOUlliNAM•NTS ,......._
Oe ........... SeM!fMak
Ml San Anlanlo ,.., SedcllfllaO »
Or •119t C.0.$1 1', LA Soutllwffl .. ~-S-HINtt Eat1 lA .. Sant• Row .i
Marin 11. ll'"oef'lal Valley M ,.....v • ...., oes ,, ,._ s-wtluft
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Palomar 11,~r•C:O.O•
~-·, ..... ,..,.. ... SeqUOla SS, GI-le 42
LA Val..., 11, Bk"' JV ..
Wttl L> lj. San Jee Into .S .,.,.,_Valley.,, C-voM IS
m
15 µoint~ while guard Craig Hodges and center
Dino Gregory each had 14 for the 49ers.
\'andcrbilt"s record •s now 2-0 Long Beach
State fell to l ·l
Oregon St. 56. BVU 44
PROVO, Utah -Lt'scer Conner scored 22
points to help Oregon State upset 15th-ranked
Bri~ham Young 56-44 in a non-conference
game. .
The victory moved the Beavers to a 2·0 season
mark. Brigham Young fell to 2-2.
Oregon State pulled to an S.-2 lead early in the
first half. mostly on the shooting or Conner and
Cougar turno vers . Brigham. Young pulled to within
two with 2:49 left in the half. but they never gained
the lead.
The Cougars committed 13 turnovers during
the first half. m any or them forced by Oregon
State's full-court press The Beaver s' defense
dominated the ha ir. giving them a 31·20 le ad to
take lo the locker room.
T he Cougars closed to within s ix points with 11
minutes left. but poor Cree-throw shooting stalled
the Cougar~· com eback.
Oregon State's 2·3 zone he ld Cougar forward
Fred Roberts to eight points ... half his average .
Charlie Sitton added 15 for the Beavers . Gr eg
Ballif had 15 for BYU
Louisville SS, Tulane 54
BO WLI NG GREEN. Ky -Derek Smith
s cored 21 points. and third-ranked Louisville
needed every one as the Cardinals hung on to nip
Tulane 55-54. in the ope ning game of the Wendy's
Classic basketball tourname nt.
Although its play was lackluster. Louisville
appear ed headed to a routine season-opening win
after taking a 50·40 lead midway thrqu1h the
second half But Tulane. getting a n 18-point
performance from reserve J ohn Williams,
trimmed the Louisville mar gin to 55·52 with 3: 18
left
Louisville turned the ball over inside during
t he last minute a nd Tulane's Dary l Moreau
converted the mistake into a 22-foot jumper to trim
the margin lo one point.
Louisville managed to avert a major upset
when the Cardina ls ran out the final seconds
without a llowing Tulane to commit a foul to stop
the clock
Penn 70, Loyola-Marymount 69
STANFORD -David Lardner scored 14
second-half points to lead Pennsylvania to a 70-60
non-conference victory over Loyola-Marymount in
the first round or the Stanford invitational.
Pennsylvania. 2:0. took the lead at the 19:01 ,
mark of the first half and led by as many as 14
points. but Loyola. 0-3, c losed the gap lo 3 at the
half.
'*°"'*'' C .... k (lnd"'*l 71. ~ .. ,.. 77 Wl<lllla St. 100, Ohlrt<I ol
Loyola had a chance to take the lead six times ,~: .. ~"::~ in the second half but Penn led the rest of the way..
v.._11 Leading GS-67. Penn turned the ball over to (Ollo"'411•7' . ........
SIM>torcl 11, ,,........,. 74 ........ ,..~ .. .._ ...... Ja_ .... _ ,., lluckMll 4J
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~--Sel'Mfluh Loyola with 39 seconds remaining. Loyola went for Ef!Mn '7. TwHI so. d I f F Maier oeu •. LA....,." t'he final s hot but with 15 secon s e t ran '""'"'* .. "',....... Mccaffery stole· the ball and laid it in to clinch the E'"r..va ia. l.I <NHll• 11 I(•'•"• n. .. ,"'""'" victory. ~ ._. Kevin Sparks had 18 poinl'i, including 10 in the h1-1~":!:.:~ second half to pace Loyola. Pe nn will face
N-v1 ... s:i,M1-v1eio£J Stanford today in the final Loyola will face Cu11 •e ....._... c-,.,-51,u,.,.,,,._., Furmun in the premllminary game.
'4111 c ........... °""' """ 11 ,..,. ,............... Mlnqe.ot• 81 . Loyola (Chi) SO ~BtKll ... SMl .... S7 ._ wew-n.un1 _ _...,., CHI CAGO -R e s erve forwa rd John
L..-14111.:=.= .... >rnimi Wiley tip~ in ll rebound from the left al~e of the ....... ,,.. "· ..... c;.-.., 1Wt1rc11 basket wt th one second left to play to bft 10th
Et o.f•M. Pclfk •,, 1Cettt.1 ranked Minnesota to a 61-60 victory over Loyola or
~. Chicago
c• ... -s-... n uc ,..,,.,... W)ley. who repla ced starter Zebedee Rowell in
.. ... ~ the GopherS lineup alter Howell fou.led out witb ,,.,...,_ •1• S: 1• to play. went tbrou1h tenral Rambler ~:=::: •. ~ :-'" >• dere ndcrs to lip in a mi55ed shot by teammate
0r.,...-.s-~11 John HolmH ·~~5::';.::w Minnesota, winning ILs third straight game
0c .... v'"'111. ttrr•M19'W•1 without a defeat. had trailed Loyola 50-39 with 9: 12 ....., .. ,I I I 1tM1<NA1am11•"' ....,..., • ., rem9 n ng .
....... "-"· ~'~ Rut 7-foot-2 junior center Randy B~uer, who
led a ll scorers with 26 .points, scored five straight
points to cut the margin to 50-44.
The Ramblers' Chris Rogers came back with a
tip-in. but Minnesota scored the next six points to
cut the margin to 52·50. Loyola managed to hold on
to t hat sli m lead until Breuer canned two free
th r ows t o tie t he score al 58-58 with 2 . 47
remaining
U. of San Diego 7S, Boise St. 61
SAN DIEGO -Rusty Whitmarsh scor ed 15
points and was 11 of 13 from the free-throw line in
leading the University or San Diego to a 75-61
victory over Boise State.
Gerald J ones and Ri<'h Davis both scored 12
points and Dave He ppell scored 10 to round out
USO's top scoring.
Boise State's Eric Bailey was the game's top
scorer with 20 points . He grabbed five rebounds for
the visiting Broncos.
Boise State held a 27·25 halftime lead. but San
Diego ran off 14 points to the Bronc~· four in the
first 12 minutes of the second half lo put the game
ou t of reach
USF 72, California 64
BERKELEY -The Unive r s ity of S an
Francisco overcame a stubborn University or
California basketball team. beating the Bears
72·64.
.. Winning that first game agajnst Torrey Pines
assured us rir fi rst place in our pool with one game
remaining." McKenzie said. "We were ahead
most of the way in that finaJ game before they ran
off s ix or seven straight points to win 1t We wound
up 5· 1 and the~ were 4-2. · ·
Both teams advance to today's championship·
semifinals Irvine will play Wes tchester or the Los
Angeles Section while Torrey Pines meets Santa
Monica. the runnerup l<> Jrvine in the Southern
Section 4-A finals and an at-large entry in San
Diego.
In today's semifinals. the second place team
from one pool plays the winner or the other and
vice versa
UCI women beaten
BERKELEY -Dorothy Lewis scored an
inside basket with six seconds remaimng to send
the game into overtime but the UC Irvine women's
basketball team dropped a 77-68 decision to
Colorado Slate m the consolation bracket of the
California Tourna ment here Friday .
Cal Jumped out to 22·12 lead early in the first
half and led for the rest of the game until t he Dons ·
Wa llace Bryant hit a three-point play with 6:25 left
to put USF out front 59-56.
Lewts hit from inside to make the score 58-58
but Colorad o State out -scored the Anteaters.
19-10 in the fi ve-minute extra penod to hand UCI
its fourth loss in five games.
Lewis was high scorer for the Anteaters with
21 a nd she pulled down 14 rebounds . Dawn
Buchanon had nine re bounds and had 12 points
while freshman Sue Randall scored 10 points. 'The Dons had a balanced attack with guards
Quentin Dailey and Ken ·McAlister each scoring 16
points .
The Dons are now 2·0, while Cal fell to 1-1.
The Anteaters play Montana State for seventh
place in the tournament this morning at 9:30
before returning home.
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W L T PF PA
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Atlanta 7 6 O 359 2il>
Rama 5 8 0 268 295
New Orleans 4 9 O 180 292
Eastem Division
Dallas 10 3 o 299 24 1
Philadelphia 9 4 0 307 185
NY Giants 6 7 0 252 230
St. Louis 6 7 O 275 347
Washington 5 8 O 264 315
Central Division
Detroit
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
-Gr een Bay
Chicago
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6 7 0 255 309
3 10 0 185 285
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Western Division
Denver
Kansas City
San Diego
Oakland
Seattle
W L T PF PA
8 s o· 258 228
8 5 0 313 251
8 5 0 404 329
6 7 0 227 270
4 9 0 240 231
Eastern Division
Miami 8 4 1 288 248
NY Jets 8 4 I 290 244
Buffalo 8 S O 258 223
New England 2 11 O 277 304
Baltimore l 12 o 209 137
Central Division
CinciMali 10 3 0 371 245
Pittsburgh 8 s o 299 229
Houston 6 8 o 254 307
Cleveland 5 9 O 242 319
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High and Golde n West College. drops back
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5. 1981
Chargers meet Mater Dei in finals
By JOHN SEVANO Of .... OMty ,.. ... ,.....
llow good is the 1981 -82 Edison HJgh basketball
team• Well, if you believe Coach Barry Leigh,
then the Chargers will be as good as the Chargers
want lo oo.
"Thjs can be a great team if its ready to go,"
said Leigh, alter the Chargers moved into the
finals of the Valencia tournament with a 67·50
decision over Tustin Friday night at Va lencia High
School. "If they're ready to play mentally, then we
can play with anybody. But if they're not ready to
go. 1f they're not together, then we can be beaten ...
For the fi rst 16 m inutes of their semifinal
contest with the Tillers. the Chargers looked
anything but ready
The s maller Tustin squad, with no one taller
than 6·4 on its roste r, continually out-hustled and
out-rebounded a much taller Edison unit
The Tillers, las t year's co-champions in the
.Cent ury League. grabbed a 9-6 advantage midway
through the first quarter on a. three-point play by
guard Mark Grace and didn't relinquish the lead
until forward Rick DiBernardo countered with a
-· three-point play of his own at 2: 13 of the second
quarter to give the Chargers a slim 28-27 margin,
Both sides the n exchanged baskets and despite
shooting a weak "39 percent for the first half,
Edison went to the locker room at 1ntermissioo
clinging to a 30-29 lead
It was during halftime, however, that Leigh
talked about intensity with his squad and the
Cha rgers responded.
Switching from their man defense to a 2-3
zone. the Chargers held the Tillers to JUSt two
baskets in 11 attempts during the pi votal third
quarter while messers. Richard Chang 16 points!,
Mark Goudge <41 a nd D1Bernardo 131 scored all of
Edison's points to build a 43-35 lead.
ln the final stanza, Tustin, 1-1, cut the deficit
to 48 43 with 5: 24 remaining, but that's as close as
the Tillers would get. Edison, with its most
productive quarter of the night -24 points -blew
1t open down the stretch, outscoring their opponent
by a 19-7 margin.
Today's tourney schedule
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1t was u1Jv1ou~ we weren't ready to go," admitted
Leigh , whost! team is now 2-0 on the young season.
"Things went so well for us the first night out we
weren'r as mentally prepared for this game as we
s hould be."
Despite a horrendous start from the field <the
Chargers were 4 of 17 m the first quarter ), Edison
finished the game by s hooting 47 percent 127 of 58).
The Tillers. meanwhile, shot 36 percent I 19 of
53 1 although they out -rebounded their taller
opponents. 33-29.
Chang, a 6-6 senior who had 28 points in
Edison's initial tourney win ·against La Quinta,
again led all scorers with 23 points. DiBe rnardo. a
6-4 senior. had 17 points, while Goudge, a 6-2
gua rd. also finished with 17
The Tillers had three players score in double
figures with Jim Axelson's 17 points leading the
way. .
The Chargers will return to Valencia High
tonight 18J to meet Mate r Dei for the tournament
championship.
Mater Oei 61 . La Habra 47
Senior guard Ron Tarbell scored 23 points and
t eam!T\')le Chris Jackson added 15 points and 18
rebounds as t he Monarchs set up· an all-Orange
Coast area final with th~ir victory over La Habra.
T ar bell, 6-3, scored 10 points in the fi nal
quarter and 21 of his 23 in the second half.
Jat·kson. meanwhile. a 6·3 forward, had eight
offens ive rebounds and four assists.
Estancia advances to title game Mate r Dei . which trailed after the first
quarter. 13-12. rallied to take a 26-20 lead at ·the ·
intermission. The margin stayed that way, too,
until the Monarchs blew the game open with a
23-pcint final quarter.
Midland's basket. at the buzzer puts Eagles into Laguna Beach tourney final As a team, the Monarchs, 2-0, had 49 rebounds
to give them an even 100 for their two games in the
t o urname nt La Habra, wh ich disposeti of
Cap1strnno Valley in the first round and Katella in
the second. dropped to 2-1
By EDZJNTEL
Of -o.lly ...... SIMI Brian Midland scored on a s hort jumper at the
buzzer to lift Estanc ia High into tonight's
champion.ship game of the Laguna Beach High
basketball tournament, as the Eagles edged
highly-touted Brea-Olinda Friday night.
Meanwhile, Laguna Beach advanced to lhe
championship game in the bracket for fifth place
with a victory over Santiago, and University was
eliminated by Westlake
Here's how it went
Estancia 53, Brea-Olinda 51
Midland took a pass from play-ma king guard
Jeff Gardner under the bas ket and tossed in a
fi ve-foot shot as the buzzer went off to gi ve the
Eagles a thrilling victory and put them in tonight's
< 7: 30) final against Norte Vista.
Brea had tie<! the game with 1: 30 left and after
working the clock down. Estancia head coach
Larry Sunderman call ed for a time out with 56
seconds left.
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Sunderman told his players to work for a last
shol and the Eagles. with Gardner handling the
ball most of the time at the top of the key. did just
that Finally. with the clock wind1ng down to under
fl\'C seconds. Gardner s potted Midland alone under
the basket and fed hi m lhe pass.
Estancia had to come back from defi cits of 9
points twice. The Eagles trailed most of the game.
including 42-39 at the end of the third quarter.
But Gardner sank 6-of-7 free throws in the
Karp set to lead Laguna basketball
By EDZINTEL
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Tho ugh h e 's coac h ed
basketball for some 10 years on
the high school level, Jerome
Karp, 39. never im agined he'd
T h ursday. who stepped down
because h is job as a sales
m a nager r equired too much
time a nd traveling. A surprised
Karp was informed by Falconer
of his decis io n Thur s day
ever be a head coach. morning
Not even after once coaching "I was n't be ing facetious
Dennis J ohnson. who's now one when I s aid I felt like Pat
of the NBA's leading scorers'? Riley." Karp said Friday
"No, I've always been happy Fatconer was a walk-on coach
coaching on the lower levels, or in his second-year with the the
as a varsity assistant," Karp, Artists He led Laguna to a 17-7
the newly-named Laguna Beach record last year, good for second
High head coach said just prior place in the South Coast League
to his first game in that role and a berth in the CIF playoffs.
Friday night. Fa lconer. t hrough a prior
Karp, who had served as a agreement with school officials.
lower level and varsity assistant ·was allowed to cat back the tine
coach for nine of his 10 years at he spent with the team . "But
the school. was n amed to with fo ur walk-on coaches. I
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Falconer said.
Karp said he plans to keep the
basic philosophies and systems
incorporated by Falconer, with
a fe w new ideas of h is own
thrown m.
.. For ins tance. we might go to
a more controlled type game."
he said "A lot depends on how
the players coming off the bench
h a ndle it. But the re's been
nothing but positive feedback
from e veryone so far ..
Karp, who coached Johnson
when he was a "C" player at
Dominguez High in Compton is a
graduate of Fresno State. He's a
r esource specialist at Laguna
Bea ch High. teaching s pecial
education.
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final q uarter as Estancia hit IO total free throws in
the final quarter .
"I'm so proud of the team," Sunderman said
afterward. "The guys really came back , even
though they looked tired
"We're playing well , bl.Jt we're young," said
Mat er Dei assistant coach Steve Dela ney.
"J a ckson is a sophomore, IMatt> Beeuwsaert is a
sophomore and <Gary J Jaeger and IJohn l Cook Westlake 72. University 62 ar~ Juniors ...
Westlake. trailing 50-48 early in the fourth Beeuws aert and Jaeger had six points each
quarter . scored 14 unanswered points and coasted while Cook. although he didn't score. dished off
from there nine as~ists from his point-guard position.
The Warriors were led by Brad Ainge. who his .----------------------
coach says is a distant relative of Danny Ainge. He
played like it.
Ainge scored 15 points. including two baskets
and two free throws down the stretch to ~ut the
game out or reach
·niversity's Brad Guess scored 21 points, but
the seruor forward fouled out midway through the
fourth quarter when Westlake went on its scoring
spree.
"Defensively , we're not where we want to be,"
said Uni versity head coach Jeff Cunningham.
"Offensively. we didn't execute we ll enough when
we had to. either.
"We were letting the m go through too many
times. But they're a good team. When they played
us man-to-man. 1t got rough "
Troy Larsen added 17 points for Uni while
Randy Myers chipped in with 10.
Laguna Beach 60, Santiago 57
The Artt'itS led IJy Neil Riddell's 22 poinLs and
18 by Johnny Mann. advanced to toda y 's
semifinals in the bracket for fifth place.
Laguna Beach . playing its first game under
new coach Jerome Karp. fell behind. 35-28 at the
half. but out-scored Santiago. 22-12 in the third
1 .QlI~rter. bel\ind the hot outside shooting of Riddell.
Santiago pulled close at 56-53 with 45 seconds
remaining. bu t the Artis t s' Kevin Hogan
inte rcepted a pass and Mann sunk two free
throws with 28 seconds left to seal the win.
"The kids played so well, I'm so proud of
them ." Karp said. .. Riddell got his shooting
together. 1 tell the players if they have the shot,
take it. If they miss it. take it again ...
The game was highlighted by a 60-foot shot at
the buzzer to end the third quarter by Santiago's
Damon Lewis.
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OCC gains finals
Saddleback plays for third after loss • T his yeor 'K version of Oranae Coas t 's
baskdbMll will be trying lo do something last
performt..'Ci by the OCC stale championship te am ol
1978 · wtn Its own Miles Eaton Tournament.
The Pirates qualified fo r a berth in the
c hampio n1hip g a m e Friday ni1ht with a
convinc ing 79-64 victory over Los Ang eles
Southwest . The vict ory catapults Coast into
tonight's 8 o'clock championship contest against
Mt. San Antonio, which beat Saddleback.
The Gauchos and Southwest wlll thus meet In
the third-place preliminary. beginning at 6 o'clock
Ht Orange Coast.
lt m arks the first tim e in four years that
Saddleback hasn't visited the finals and the first
lim e that Orange Coast has met a South Coast
Conference foe in the title decider. ·
Coach Tandy Gillis ' cre w trailed only 2·0 to
Southwest, and the last lime they were even was
11 t 6-6. OCC breezed to a 12-polnt halftime
advantage but the visitors did make a serious run
In the opening mom ents of the second half to pare
the Pirates' de ricit to just six points <46-40 ) five
minutes afte r Inte rmission.
But OCC scored the next five points to move
up by 11 a nd were ne ver seriously threatened after
that
Orange Coast s hot only 43 percent ror the
Heisman
showcased
Not to mention more football
8y HOWAaD L. HANDY Of-o.My ...... , .....
Two football offerings and a pair or basketball
gam es won't overshadow the unveiling of this
year's winner of the Heis man Trophy, college
football's major award.
Of oourse, there is little doi.abt about the
winne r -or if there is , an investigation should be
In order. At a ny r ate, those in the know feel
Ma rcus Allen, USC's t ailba ck, will be the winner
hands down. Channel 7 brings the presentation live
at 4r ).
·r or lhose die -hard football fans, the regular
~eason on the college le vel winds down today with
a pair of traditional games. This morning <9: 20 on
Cha nnel 71 it will be Georgia and Georgia Tech.
Then lhls afternoon will find the annual service
game Army and Navy a l 12:50 <Channel 7).
For the basketball fan, UCLA and Notre Dame
get' under way at 11 on Channel 4 with rival
network CBS <Channel 2) bringing the Kentucky at
Ohio State game live at 11 :30.
Following are the top spor ts events on TV today.
Ratings are: " • " • excellent ; • " " worth watching; .. fair .• forget rt.
e 9:20 a.m., Cha~nel 7 ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Georgia vs. Georgia
T,tch.
Ahnouncers: Al Michaels and Lee Grosscup.
Two teams with opposite records meet to
conclude the 1981 regular season. Georgia is 9-1 and
Georgia Tech 1-9. If it weren'.t for USC's Marcus
Allen, Georgia's Herschel Walker would be almost ~ cinch to wi n the Heisma n Trophy this year as a
sophomore. He h~s run for 3,282 yards and scored 31
touchdowns 1n two seasons and has his sights on
Tony Dorsett's ca reer records of 6,082 yards and S9
TDs. Georgia Tech's lone claim to fame was an
opening-game upset over Alabama .
~ 11 a.m .• Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCLA al Not re
Dame.
Announcers: Dick Enberg and Al McGuire.
UCLA's Bruins have had a tough ti me getting
started this season, losing two of three decisions
including one to Rutgers ThurSday night. After
taking a comfortable first half lead, the Bruins fell
behind and lost in Meadowlands Arena. Kenny Fields and Ralph Jackson paced the Bruins in the Rutgers
game. Notre Dame, also In a rebuilding phase this wason, will be ready for the Bruins today in the Noisy Notre Dame gym.
11 :30 a.m .• Chennel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Kentucky at Ohio
State.
Announcen: Gary Bender and Billy Packer.
The Kentucky Wildcats are wi.thout the services
of 7-1 All-America center Sam Bowie (out with a
stress fracture). The offensive load falls on gua rd
Dirk Minniefield and 1>·6 forward Chuck Verderber.
Junior forward Clark Kellogg, the Big Ten's leading
rebounder, is the Buckeyes' floor leader, averaging
17.3 points and 12 rebounds a game. e 12:50 p.m., Chennel 7 ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Army vs. Navy.
ANtOUnCen : Ke ith Jackson and Frank Broyles.
Army (3-7) and Navy <7·3> tangle in Philadelphia
In the annual military service battle. Navy holds a
, lead in this series which began In 1890 end has dominated the series In recent years, winning seven
•of the lest eight and outscoring the Cadets. 24'-46. The Midshipmen are headed for the Liberty Bowl
and will be favored. Eddie ~y@rS with 1, 199 yards
rushing, and former Huntington Beach High and
Golden West College quarterbac:k Marco Pagnanelli
• spark Navy.
f OTKER TELEVISION
1 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Two young
heavyweights, Tim Witherspoon .< 12-0l and Alfonso
•Ratliff (12-0) square off in a scheduled 10-round bout
•from Atlantic City, N.J . Also: The women's
competition in the U.S.·Chlna gymnastics meet,
1 taped in Honolulu. ·
l :JOp.m. (2)-CBSSPORTSSATURDAY.
2 p.m. (9) -BOXING.
• 4 p.m. (7) -HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD -
t The naming of the 1911 winner of the Helsman J TrOPhy climaxes a film pr0fi1ing some of ttw past J winner s of college football's most prestigious J lndivldulll award.
• S:JOp.m. (7) -COLLEGE BOWL PREVIEW. r 8 p.m. (11) -RODEO -Cowtatie of the Grand
• National Rodeo, taped Nov. 1 at San Fr~lsco.
RADIO l Basketball -UCLA at Notre Dame, 11 a.m.1 'KMPC (710); UC Irvine at Univ. of San Diego, 7:30 J p.m ., KWVE (108 FM): Cal Poly (P'omoM) at Cal
t
State CF'ullerton), 7:30 p.m., KWRM (1170); LGnV
Beach State at Fiesta Cla55lc, 6 or I p.m., KLON <•
FM).
Hockey -Chicago at Kings, 6:.50 p.m., KPRZ
(11.50).
Football -Seddleback vs. Sen Otego Mesa In the
~Pony 8owt at Cerritos, 7: 30 p.m., KSBR (•.s FM>.
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Today'8 tourney echedule
Mii•• Eeton Tournament
4 p.m Eust Lus Angelb vs M11rln
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6 p m Saddlebut'k \'ll I.A South~t<1t
llhlrd place >
II p m . Orange t'uust vii M t Sun
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evening, but did an excellent job on the boards,
outrebow>ding Southwest , 44·23 overall. Freshman
forward Frank Luongo provided 10 boards to lead
the cause. •
OCC received a lift off the bench from Ron
Calhoun, who may ha ve scored only six points
but had three assists a nd four steals. As a team .
the Pirates had a team-high 15 thefts against the
Cougars.
Also providing he lp off the bench was J eff
Thomas, who had eight of his 14 points in the
s econd half. Neanwhile. Chris Beas ley led the OCC
s coring attack with 15 points, Rick Riley added 12
a nd Greg Krohnfeldt 11.
In the 4 o'clock fi rst game for the consolation
charppionship, E ast Los Angeles, a winner over
Santa Rosa, meets Marin, which knocked off
Imperial Valley.
Mt. San Antonio 79, Saddleback 53
The Gauchos started fast but cooled when
6-10 cente r Rick Doyle got into early foul trouble
and was benched.
Derek Moore. a 6-6, 225-pound transfer from
Te xas Christian Unive rsity, gave the Mounties
muscle on the inside and he ended the evening
with .39 points. He canned 11 of 15 fro m the free
tbrow line and had 14 field goals.
His play on the ins ide ruined any chance the
Gauchos had of controlling the play under either
basket and without Doyle. Moore was able to move
almost at will.
Saddleback went in front, 10-4 at outset , then
hit a cold spell in which the Mounties out-scored
them 16·2 and from that ~nt on it was no contest.
David Wisnie ws ki had 11 points while George
Turner and Cam Bryant each contributed nine to
the Saddleback cause.
The loss brings Saddleback·s record to 3·2 for
the season with tonight's game for third place
against L A. Southwest getting under way at 6
o'clock.
Princeton coach
directs Olympians
RENO. Nev. (AP> -Coach Larry Ellis of
Princeton University, who headed the U.S. track
a nd field team at last summer's World University
Games, Friday was na med head coach for the U.S.
Olympic track a nd fie ld t~am at Los Angeles in
1984.
In.a close vote that was not decided until early
Friday, The Athletics Congress chose Ellis over
two other candidates.
Cong ress spokesman Pete Cava said ear ly
sentimental support was be hind UCLA track
Coach J im Bush, who had wanted to head the te am
because the Summer Games were being held in his
home town.
Stan Huntsman of Tennessee also received
some backing and was named head coach of the
U.S. track team at the World Championships in
Helsinki, Finland, in 1983.
Dele gates a lso named Brooks Johnson of
Stanford Univers ity to coach the women's le.am in
the Olympics. John Randolph of the University of
F lorid a was picke d to coa c h the 1983 Pan
Am erican Games team in Caracas, Venezuela.
The Athletic Congress, the national governing
body for track and fi eld e vents. is m t!elmg in Reno
through 1'uesday.
Its boa rd or director!> will meet Sunday to
discuss a propo!!al l o '11ace n.tm<.y earned by
a mateur athletes m trus t accounts that couJd be
tapped for training purposes and to develop a
pos ition on the eligibility of discus thrower Ben
Plunknett.
The Southern California Striders ' athlete was
barred from International competition by the
International Amateur Athletic Fede ration after
he failed to pass a steroid ~t at last January's
Pacific Conference Games in New Zealand.
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Rustlers suffer
their first loss
LANCASTER -Golden West College 's first
loss of the season Friday night sends the Rustlers
into the third place game of the Antelope Valley
bas ketball tournam ent.
Golden West was clubbed, 90-68 by Riverside,
pus hing the Rustlers' early-season mark lo 6·1
Truiett Halton paced the Golden West attack
with 21 points while Murphy Davis added 17 and
Art ~ing 11. Golden Wes t will play at 3: 30 today.
The game was close for most of the first half
with the Rustlers actually pulling to a five-point
lead at one point. But Riverside caught and past
G WC near the end of the first half and after an
early second-half spurt, theTigers were never
thre atened.
Today's game will mark the fourth in four
days for Coach Jim Greenfield's crew.
So Calf alls, 87-75
Rid PorTU scored 30 points but it wasn't
enough H host Chapman Colleae defeated
Southern California Collete. 17-75, in the opening
round of the Chapman buk9'ball tournament
Friday night.
The Vanguards will play Sonoma Stare for
t hird place ton ight while Chapman meets
Sac ramento State in the championship tame.
"It wu close unUI the last five minutes,"
assistant eoach Jeff Malste8d said. "But they
really took It to UI on the boards and beat us there.
4:.!·30. In the fint half they out-rebounded us,
25-14 ...
The V an,uards alao bad trouble at the free
throw line, bittinc only 17 of 21 attempta.
SoCal's Mike Roberta wu held to nine points
wi th the Chapman team utilllin1 a 1tr on1
man-to-man defense. Brad Carson bit 1f
points for tbe Vanparda., 1boo*•na 7 of trfrom the
floor and. ca.nnlnc botb free throw attempts.
The lou brinp SoCal'• reeord for lbe seuon
to 2·2 goin& Into toni&ht's ad.km.
Chapman went up by three in the first half
with a rebound basket in the closinl seconds.
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'oasl and LA South"es t's Charles Bacon
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purs ue hJO~c ba ll during Fnda~"s Miles
Eaton Tournament game al Ora n ge Coast
John Henry runs at Hollypark
Richest thoroughbred in final outing of 1981
INGLEWOOD IAP I -John Henry, the ornery
~ra ss specialist who's become the richest runner
in thoroughbred racing history. tries to increase
has bankroll to $3 million Sunday when he makes
his final outin~ of 1981 in the $553,000 Hollywood
Turf Cup.
John Ht!nry will c arry 126 pounds and face 10
riva ls in the J 1,.:1-mile gr ass test. He'll be ridden by
Bill Shoemake r. the winni ngest jo~key in the
!>port's history
Among the e ntries m the ri ch event as Spence
Bay. an ln shbred who due led John Henry to the
wire in the ret·ent Oak Tree Invitational at Santa
Anita. In that race, John Henry lost the lead lo
Spence Bay ncHring the wire, but battled back to
take a narrow victory The race was atypical of
John Henry, a cantanke rous 6-year-old gelding
who seems to hate to lose
"'He's a real pro.'· said Shoemaker , who rates
John Henry in the top t hree or four horses he's
r idden. "'He seems to know what to do. no matter
how the race as run."
John Henry's last three races have been
t:xtremely close He won the Arlington Million by a
nos e. the Jockey Club Gold Cup by a head. and the
Oak Tree lnvatallonal by a nec k.
The winne r will earn S328,000, a nd J ohn Henry
could top the S3 m1 lhon mark by finishing as low
a~ fourth, worth $37.500. llis career earnings going
into the race are $2.985.310.
Triumphant m eight of nine starts this year,
John Henry's only loss came in the Hollywood
Gold Cup on the d irt last June. He has twice run
the T urf Cup dis tance at Hollywood Park. winning
Invitational Handicaps on both occasions.
Spence Bay. who also will carry 126 and wall
be r idden by Fernando Toro. has won four stakes
races this season a nd will probably be the s econd
wa gering choice behind John Henry.
Included in the field are ma res Queen to
Conquer, The Very One and Little Bonny. and
3·) ear -old filly Rainbow Connection. She'll carry
119 pounds. with the mares carrying 123 Pnncelet,
the only other 3 year-old in the race. will carry 122.
T he rest are weighted at 126.
Oilers in finals
Huntington Be ach lligh's Oilers go fo r the
marbles toni ght 17:45> as they duel Compton's
Tarbabes in the championship finals of the 17th
<tnnu al Ma r in a Inv i tati o n a l ba s ketball
tournament
The Oilers . who advanced with victon es over
Westminster and Corona del Mar, are up agains t a
disciplined group of Tar babes. who get m ost or
·thei r firepowe r from Greg Coleman and Maury
Watson.
That combination combined for 39 points in
Compton's 60·55 semifinal victory over host
Marina.
"They ha ve three who can post up,'' s ays
Hunt ington Beach Coa ch Roy Miller "But
everyone can go outside. too We're similar to
Marina. so I would expect we 'll stt the same
UCt..A hlgh post offense Compton used aga inst
Marina."
The Lille game follows a fi o'clock. third pl.ace
game between Corona del Mar (O·l l and Marina
!l ·l l. Westminster IO-l l duels Chaminade at 4:15
in the consolation title game.
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,Geo r gia at Georgia Tech
<Channel 7 at 9a.m.1
Army vs. Na vy at Phildelphia
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South Carolina at Hawaii. n
Division I-AA
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Delaware <9·2 1 at Easte rn
Kentucky 110· 1 >
Boise St ate <9·21 a t J ackson
Sta te 19-l·l l
Rhode Island <6·5> a t Idaho
State (9-1 l
Te nnessee Stat e < 9-2 I a t
South Carolina State (9·2>
Division II semifinals
Northern Michigan < 11·0) vs.
Southwest Texas St. < 11· 1 I North Da kot a St. (9·21 vs .
Shippensburg St. I 12-0>.
Olvistoa Ill finals
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Widene r (12·0 1 vs. Dayton
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Pitts burg St . Kan
Elon. N.C at Concord. W Va
Iii llsdale. Mich. at Fair mont
St .. W. Va
Cameron, Okla. at Centra l
Ar kansas
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Wi lliam J e well c 11 ·0 1 al
Austin College < 10· 1 l
Concordia . Minn . < 10·0 > at
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SoCal Bowl
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5. 198 1,-..
From Page 81 Foothill MA RINA OUSTED BY COLTON. . "' ..
• • '10-7 • Will~,
Late TD stops ViUa Park
By .IA(.1' MINTIER or .. o.1i1y Nil .....
The Foothill Knights. coac hed by former
University lliah mentor Ted MuUen, came from
behind to nip league rival Villa Park, 10. 7. Friday
night in the CJF Southern Conference football
s emi·finaJs held at Orange Coast College's LeBard
Stadium.
A crowd of more than 4,000 saw Foothill score
with just a little over five minutes to go in the
contest to go out front 9·7 before Andy Holden
added the extra point.
Villa Park handed Foothill the victory as lhe
Spartans were called for t.hree off.side penalties
Inside the Spartan 35 yard line.
The most costly or the three, was l.he one
called ag1tinst them with Foothill on the 13-yard
line faced with a fourth and one situation.
T he ball was immediately placed on the eight
and after three plays the Knights could not totally
penetrate t he Orange County record-holding
Spartan defense.
Faced with another fourth down situation,
Knight quarterback Davy Joe Long faked a
handoff to tailback Mark Templeton and ran into
his line using thefl\ to slit.her his way into the end
zone for the score :ovith 5:06 left in the game.
·'Templeton is the best player eyer with that
fake Chandoff)," said an emotionally soaked
Mullen.
Mullen, his stair and players were mauled by
the Foothill fans fol.lowing the "swee t victory"
over the Spartans.
Mullen and his staff must now prepJre their
team for their second rematch in the last two
weeks. this time with Century ,League runner-up
El Modena in a rematch of the league
championship game.
Next Saturday's contest will be for the CJF
Southern Conference crown at Anaheim Stadium.
Vllla Park scored first and its staunch defense
which this year s et a county record for shoutou~
(nine). kept the Spartans in the game.
All olrfoothill's firs t half possessions ended in
a punting'sftuation for the Knights.
ViJla Park scored in t.he second quarter as
quarterback Mike Copelan tlit Rene Strapp with a
quick pass at the Foothill 15-yard line and Strapp
ran into the end zone with four Knights trailing.
The extra point by Scott Bain with 11 :02 left put
the Spartans out to a 7-0 lead.
Foothill inched closer as it took the second half
kickoff and mounted its first s trong attack of the
night.
Tailback Templeton raced 51 -yards for a
Knight fi rst down al the Spartan 15. however the
Knights couldn't punch it in and instead settled for
a 36-yard fi eld ~oal bv Holden.
Dlf!NllYE STANDOUTS Ron Malerstein
(left> and Dave Hargrove were a mong
Marina's tough defense. but it wasn't enough
as Colton eliminated th~ Vikings from the
playoffs.
Gauchos, Mes a
vie in Pony Bowl
NORWALK -It figures to be a high-scoring
afrair tonight (7:30 l when Coac h Ken
Swearingen's Saddleba.ck College Gaucho~ and the
San Diego Mesa Olympians get toeether at
Cerritos College for the first-ever Pony Bowl.
Combined, the teams average 61 points per
g a me. and you c an thank thf' res pecti ve
quarterbacks for making their respective orfenses
click.
The Olympians , who finished the season with
an 8·2 overall record and a 5-1 South Coast
Conrerence mark. will unleash the state's No. 2
total orfense leader in QB Paul Berner. The
sophomore is yet another standout from a school
that has produce d s uc h pers onnel as Steve
Fairchild and Matt Korter.
The Gauchos, 10-0 and undefeated ror the rirst
time ID the school's history. took care of the
Mission Conference under the able field leadership
of freshman Lance Stewart out or Laguna Beach
High. ~·
Using the efficiency rating system employed
by the major colleges, Stewart would rank as the
No. l quarterback in the state. The erriciency
rating system is based on completion percentage,
yards per atl'empt, interceptions per attempt and
touchdown receptions per attempt
Stewa rt's rating of 158.5 1s e-ven better than
Berner's. although Berner certainly has his own
numbers -
In 10 games, Berner has completed 180 of 343
p:.t!.ses for a whopping 2.644 yards and 21
touc hdowns. He led the South Coast Conference in
both passing and total orrense.
•
~ never were able Lo put anythlntc toaet.her a1ain.
Aner Colton aot Its 22·9 lead the Vlkta were
iotercept•d again when a Laszlo aerial had
touchdown written on it on the way to FrandHn,
only lo be reversed by Delfino Menodoia's nice
steal
Thal set the Colton crW\ch ofr and running
again, but liner being shut down al the JO, the
Yellowjacket.s settled for a (ield goal by Steve
Berryman a boominc 48-yarder. which probably
would have cleared 58 yards
Cavaliers s e t
to name Daly
CLEVELAND <AP) -Philadelphia 76ers
assistant coach Chuck Daly officially will be
named head coach or the Cleveland Cavaliers
tonight, Ca valiers owner T ed Stepie n s aid
Friday night.
Stepien confirmed the appomtment arter
first-year 76ers owner Harold Katz mentioned
Daly's de parture during a telec a s t of the
76e r s-Cellics National .Basketball Association
game in Boston.
"I talked to Chuck Daly and I said I wouldn't
·put out a release on it until Saturday, because they
ha d this big game tonight," Stepien said .
Nordstrom is in his fifth year as an assistant llnder
Billy Cunningham in Philadelphia. He replact>s
Don Delaney, a long·time friend or Stepien's who
took over as Cavaliers head coach last March .
Cleveland assistant coach Bob Kloppenburg
will be at the helm of the club dunng a game
against lhe Washington Bullets in Landover . Md.,
on Saturday. Stepien said.
Daly was expected to s ign a three -year
contract in Cleveland today and will take over the
team Sunday, Stepien said.
Ocean View wins
Rebounding from a tough two-point loss
Thursday, the Ocean View High basketball team
outlasted Serra Friday night, 66·63 to claim third
place in the Pacific Shores Tournament.
The big difference was supplied by Seahawk
center Jim Usevitch. Enjoying his hnest night on
the varsity level. Usevitch poured in 30 points,
added 19 rebounds and dished off eight assists for
good measure.
Also lending a hand was Mike Judge who had
15 points and Dimitri Anto nopolous with eight
assists.
Now 3-1. Ocean View will host Morningside
Tuesd'Ay night in the Seahawks' next assisgnment:
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The defense rests - -Diablos win, 32-12
Mission Viejo t urns offense loose to break it ope n , dump Brea
By RICK WAGES
Of ... O.ity ...... w.tt
remaining. Schroeder later kicked a 43
yarder early in the fourth quarter.
There WU atilt 6:40 left, but the 25·9 lead aent
many on their way out of the stadium. and
realistically aent the Vlket out of the playoffs, the
se1U1on over with a brilliant 11 2 record
A t'\JM8L£ ON THE SECOND pla.y 1ave
Colton the ball aacaln andJhe opportunity to kill olf
a rew minutes, then Men Ol• Intercepted acaln In
the rinal moments to lieal what w.a a very
impreissiv.-. victory by the 12·1 Yellowjacketa, 'who
have now won 12 ln a row and take their 12·1
record against 13 II St Paul.
"It'll take one helluva te~m to beMt ·em," said
Thompson.
The Yellowjackets rammed the ball down the
Marina interior on SS carries. a 4.7 average per
play. Only once did they suffer a loss on a play
<two yards> and with the exception of Watson's
73-yard stunner in the first quarter. no other rW\
was for more than nine yards.
WHAT MADE IT ESPECIJ\LLY tough for the
Vi kings was the inability to run out of the veer.
The Vikes boas ted one of the quickest
offe nsive fronts in Southern California with tackles
Dave Morris and Bill Macias. guar ds Pete
Georgatsos and Tom Piechota and center Jim
Keller.
But the swarming, attacking Colton derenders
were on top of the ball carriers time and aaain and
Laszlo was harried from start to finish.
So, it ends fOr the Vikings. the last Sunset
League representative to Jall in ~e Big Five
playofrs. Rut des pite the one-sidedness or the
issue, the~ are still some Vlkings fans who are
left wondeting
The near-touchdown pass to Bob Critchfield . .
the near-touchdown pass to Frandse11 that was
intercepted Colt.on's first intercept as Laszlo was
hit throwing ... close. but not close enough .
.. UfllECIATION OF SBVICI ..
to BARRY HENRI OT
We at Boker Plywood hove lost a
valued member of our staff. Barry
Henriot d ie d on Dec. I . 1981 . W e
wont to of fer our warmest con-
dolences to the family and friends of
Barry Henriot!
Not long before the s emifinal Cl F
football game kickorf between Mission
Vie jo and Brea-Olinda high schools ,
Oiablos' Coach Bill Crow said that the
outcome of the game would rest on the
strength or both derensive teams.
Quarterback Klaus Leitenbauer's air
attack was all but stopped by Brea's
derensive unit as he completed 3 of 10
passes. This did not discourage the 6·1.
180·pound junior. however, as he scored
on a quarterback draw from 27 yards
out in the final quarter.
allowing Bre a 's quarterback, Jerr
Phillips, 151 yards in the air, 78 or which
came in the closing seconds or the game
to wide receiver Tim McEnlee for their
final score.
~_....--~
For the first hair of the game, at
least. Crow was right. The two teams
battled between the 40 yard lines,
forcing 3 punts and 4 key turnovers.
However. the second half of lhe game
Friday belonged to Mission Viejo's
offense. as it defeated the Wildcats.
32·12 before 6,700 home rans.
"We did a good job in the second
half," claimed Crow. "By adjusting our
offense we were able to run right at
them."
And at them they did. Hallback Kevin
Beres carried the ball 18 limes for 116
yards. while teammate John Carroll
rolled up 77 yards and two touchdowns
in 17 carries .
But again. it was the powerful Diablo
defensive unit that caused the key
turnovers leading to most or the Mission
Viejo scores.
Intercepting two Wildcat passes.
Keith Carpenter set up the first Diablo
score while also setting a new Mission
Viejo school record for the most
..... interceptions in a single season with 10.
His first interception came early in lhe
first quarter when he grabbed a tipped
pass off a teammate on the 40 and
returned it 8 yards to the Wildcat 32.
Three plays later. Carroll powered
through the middle for six points. John
Madigan kicked the extra poirtl.
Carpenter was not the only Diablo
able lo bring down a Wildcat pass. Jim
Williamson stepped between Ute ball
and its intended receiver and returned
it to the 31 of Brea for 29 yards.
However, Brea's defense tightened and
the Diablos could not capitalize on it.
Mission Viejo's final score in the first
half came on a 40-yard field goal by
Lar ry Schroeder with 45 seconds
Defensively. the Diablos did very
little wrong, holding the Wildcat
running game to 45 yards. whale
Los Amigos
By TERRY WHITE
Of ... Deify ..... Meft
Bill Vieira's 10-yard touchdown run in
overtime propelled the Los Amigos
High Lobos to a 22-16 victory over
defending CI F Central Conference
champion Capistrano Valley. before
5,500 fans at Capo.
Thus Los Amigos qualifies to meet
Mission Viejo ror the CIF Central
Conference rootball championship.
The Cougars got their first points
when Burl Call ran 19 yards up the
middle on a quarterback keep with
11 : 51 left in the half. tying the score at
7. Capistrano Valley drove 34 yards in
five plays. with one highlight of the
drive being a 10-yard pass from Call to
Greg Durand, putting the ball on the
Los Amigos 19-yard line and resulting
in a first down. It was two plays later
that Call scored his game-tying TD.
Tony Bell was the sparkplug or the
Capo Valley offense. gaining 72 yards
on 21 carries and carrying two times for
four yards on the scoring drive.
In overtime the Cougars won the coin
toss to have first possession. a nd
prompUy responded by takjng the ball
in on three plays, culm inating with a
five yard pass from Call to Frank
Banda to go up 13-7.
The Wildcat's first points closely
followed Mission Viejo's in the first
qu a rte r . From the ir own 24 , the
Wild cats organized a five-minute drive
that was capped off by a 34-yard toss
from Phillips to running back Rick
Jarminski.
wins, 22-16
Arter the Lobos tied the score at 13· 13
on Speedy Reeves' 1-yard run, Capo
Valley retaliated by scoring on Chris
McClure's 27-yard field goal to up 16-13.
However. with tally notched at 16-16.
the Cougars failed to go the required ten
yards for the score and one play later
Vieira scored his game winning TD.
Capo Valley was tough on defense .
limiting Los Amigos to just one first
down passing and sacking Andy
Tarango ilf l)is last three carries ror a
total of 20 )ards. the longest one being
nine yards. Reeves, who led the Lobos
with 75 yards on 22 carries, was held to
two receptions for seven yards.
Ree ves was the hero of Los Amigos'
first scoring drive. gaining 4, 5 and 11
yards. before he finally scored from
four yards out with 5:36 remaining in
the first stanza Lo put the Lobos up 7-0.
The seven play, 47-yard march also
saw Derrick Russell carry the ball 20
yards to the Capo Valley 18 on a key
fourth down play. For the evening ,
Russell wound up with 69 yards on 9
carries. including other jaunt.a of 11, 19
and 11 yards. As a team, Los Amigos
rushed 51 times for 205 yards,
averaging just over four yards per
carry.
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Meyelole IS, MICll-•, TIN •. Jof!Mton '·
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ker:elW0..."9n aru · .. 11 10 •-"
Esl41n<l• 13 I• 17 14 SJ
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L•auna Be.ch eo. S•n11ago 57
IA1"1AGO -Lewis II. 8ru11ner O.
Sloftleer IS.,.,....,.•. Foote O. Goftl•i.s I I.
C-•. ~ .. c. Total• 21 >-1 S1
LAGUNA MACH -si-1 1, F0'1...,. O,
Dvor841 J, -1' A-II 1J, Wal d,.,. '·
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Weetlue 72, University 62
UMIYEltSITY G.,.u 21. Route 2.
Stolroff S, My•rr• 10. L..,wn 11, Aetclltfe 0,
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LA HMllA -Meo9~ 14. S<lec~• IO.
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Double
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MIU, .... $Giit 10.IOlllN! •IO
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R•lll>ll. Donn. Boella. Llmll\ ~y
Time IS.ti
THl•O•ACE l'Ot.,da
o a, N•llw roo c tter11 it 00 • tO > '° My P-CN:o.e 181nlMI 16.00 LOO
HOlld• Jal (Werd l 2 CO
AISo u ced Thrill ot Victory. 111
Va114qv•, Hot Stoo, c-try Paris/I. H•lf
P .. t Oue, N41VMINI. My -rc-rlme. 11.00
U E XACTA I I-SI P8id ,, ... 00
f'OUlllTH aACE. lDOYMd\
My <;41t1n Co<~ tWerdl •I 10 t 00 ~co
T •ttoo -ITreewrel 2' to ll eo At¥OU•'9 (Def-) I t0
Also raced Br•.,. Br-11 Fla\11 (-
Charmer. v1w CNrg. si-In, M1ty 11-..
CO<SY• Pop, Mr Aoc1tle
Time IS.t'J
U ElCACT.tlllo 11-tl !Mlel U» 10
l'll'TH •.ACE. coovercb
F•••ur• e..oy t PllUnton> H 10 10 20 6.00
OH·EHy Niki (0otN"9uH I J.CO A 00 OH·M~s COl>Y ITonkl) l.IO • 00
OH ~t lor piece
Al'° recect: Pr .. etred Polley. Hine ,.,,.
Fo1trot. AO<bt Ael>, Cl•Y Sllpers10.... ~
Policy, WtWll• Bii i Body, E•\y W41ve.
Tlmt. 10.31 tt ElCACTA , ... ,,paid '11.20
U EXACTA 1 ... 101 INll<l '1U CO
SIXTH •ACE, t70 y•rds
T0tllll• Flel I p_,11,..1 c to l CO 2 111
Go4 ,,,. OS/I 18Mdl I 00 S 00
OflY .. \ Tw~ ll.e<l<Ol 4 20
Also rKed "'-· 8ounCI P•uem, -· I BIG. P•~ ... lo< MeUe< 8ounCI
Tim• .. 11
SIYENTH ltACE. «>0 y•rcls
591 P'11 ... FHlure ( .. .,.. ,, 1 .., L AO , 10
H .. vy Dam CFrtoyl 2.tO 2..0
M•n•ln t B•-•> l <0
Also raced. E41\y S.nct&. Our Pll P•I, Mr ~d Boat, F0tewt lruo1 ... holn Profit,
11.a..i zette
Time 20.11
12 I ltACTA 1 ... )) pe>d '4 tO
U PICK SIX 11 1 l+UI pelG '4.1 .. 00
w1tn , •• WU'W\1ng OCl.•'f\ UtA hOrte'\J U Pkll. s .. conSOleiloll PitlO ''10 to w•tll •02 w1m 1no ••<•ith ... ¥9 hotwtJ
EIGHTH lllACE J'.IO vereh
Blue Cl\ti« (TrN wrel I 10 4 Cl l tO
Too lnl-IWerdl • 00 3 00
VICIOn l(~•ISWI l.tO
AIMI rec.CS M•dnoVf\I S.ont 11..-.,..1 A
Boo. CrOWll s..t.er. $nurtlne S•nn
Time 11 '16
NINTH lllACI. "'° y41reh
c ... se Im Feor IMltcllelll Cl 10 I IO •.10
LOIH Soul (H41'11 2 eo l IO
Cellle C'"" IClerls~I c Cl
AIMI rec.cs Tt. Bomb. Jet l>er><t. It-I
K llloqu.., FIMT>lng (-1
Tlmto 22.01
U EJIACTA I I.JI !MIG •ts tO
TENl M ltACE 110 yereh
Cle-r U.Ckv Wl11 I &.rdl • t0 l to0 1 eo
PloO°' Tn•Ole IC.uelel S IO l IO
Brlqhl ""'le" 1CerCIOt al l 00
Atso r•tf'O C..''"° Cree" Two, Fait
J•"""· c_.. o-. Go Oii Torv. F•Oftl "-Stu
Time· ... Oc
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Alle-•-t.•Sl
Hoflywood P•rk ~•IOAY'S •llULTS
, , ... ., J2>4ey -• 0 ... _..,., l't•n •ACE. Uur10n91-
8o1a B•llm CL1""8ml t • U O &.00
Me for Plll«JI I 0.1-..-1 10... •·AO
Om.•ha Molle CH..,...,1 •AO
Alto rKed LleMNnt B«k, AU.,l.lc Clti>.
Mfrfl•t Chimll. OWef Artist. 11e·s Oow.,
Time I 12 0
SE COMO •AC.I • h;•~ lie member MY Oo""'
10.1 ............. ,
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Tlm• 1:1131S
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THl•O •ACE. 0.. mlle
Incompetent t~er I c.eo Joo 2 co
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G• .. >Y (lllwr•l 1.00
Also ••eel CMU\ Belli, ...... ,, .... Ster,
F1"1 Wt.lncMI. Fr• Sc>lrlt, Jet11119 ~,.,,
Enola Go.
Tome I 1'0
1<11" TH •ACE.•', lurlonqt
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Oce.,. ~ IH-1 ••OD •.IO
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Girl. A SI• AttrKllOll
Time 1 11215
$S ElCACTA IM I peMI $1,Jl9 00.
SIXTH •ACE.• lurloftVs
Mr A~ CPln<•YI '70 l ... 1.co
BospllorU\ (V-t•I >.to JAO Flffl ErK IMcC..rGll) 2,40
Also rK.o· Envoys 1111r1-. T~n G4tlel,
Mnll< Stltlnest. Cry\1.<11 °'-· G• .. -9. Two S1~. Bronte God. 0...-01¥. Sl>OWOO-.
T•me 1 10.0.
SEVENTH •ACE.~ mile.
11·1 t he0.. 10..rr•I I CO
AMllmel l,....,..tyl _...,.MIN CM<.._,_, 4.00 '·'° •.• ..co ....
AIMI re<eel: Sae llull1h llun.
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Al•o r~<tel: No,.. Too Soe11. Pl0<>rs
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Wty,J_lt_
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WEXACTA l ... ll ..... VIUO
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Henry•• Ot-.. IK....,. .. 1 \ <O • 10
CMtt•rls -I LOll@el ) lO
AIM<«"' 1(11...-i Bti-. eG#Gtf S..llCI, "°""" My .... v. Wllftlend Champ
1 lmt 2 OOAIS
N l lCACTA U •> 118•0"1• 00
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Al\O ••c•d 8rt nll• SP••~. Snoopy
Rodney
Time 2 02
SEVENTH lllACI. 0.-. mllt lloe<e
Klnv• N-1 CA-nl ll IO s 20 t tO
lo\f Gvn R-I O..amer I t eo I 10
Sollfll•tl<•WCI lAd\o C V•ll-1~1 2 CO
Aho r•ed An11y•• ""'-'· w 11111i. Or-.
Time. T"t•• Fi ~•'" D••"'•'· Heney Al~ .......
flm• 111:111\
P E XACTA 11 >I 1><110 '1 .. 00
EIGHTH .... , •. One mil• peo
Brandy .t.no Ory 1s1 ... 1n1 c.oo 1.eo uo
SCIO lcO
~GO
Stolell,
Skeal H""°~' ILonQOI
Mosl H-Poe>!•• CAndtlr_,t
Aho ••Ud AIM•tO\. lloul
K•nWs City, CN"-Prince
rime 1 SI J/S
P EJIACTA c .. cl paoa ~ 'O
NINTH llACE. Qr,. mole P«•
Sllef ter Pelnl•r
IV 411laftell.....,.,I I CO • 10 l 10
Klno• Oouble IAllOer >Oftl • 10 J_:io
BolU'O Cllll'f (~) 2 t0
Alto r«ed TM C....-Y A.11ard. Mr Jot
B, LOy•I HUl\lft . Al>ky ("•"U S.DroN
L•nle T 1me 1·03 c/S
iJ E lCACTA 1••1 P<tld U1 'lO
Atlt n<Nn<e 1,011
Ml11ed Teem Championship
cat u,..., ,. ... >
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Purtrer.&141100
O'Me•t• Alcott
Stmon"'"c..trYW•n
1tlle·O•n .. 1 He•tner·~\i•
J..:o-lltynoleh
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POl\l·V an H"°'e
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Ei<llettlltr91tr B•Hr
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Sl•dle,.O.rt>41< r
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SlranQR·'--• Mellon
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Oo•l~rll<•tt Po\I
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H•yU·Pelmer
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KICKOP:J' RETURNS
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cut by 40
ST LO U IS CAP) The
oat1on·s mUJOr football colleges
pared their membership by
approximately 40 schools
Friday. but the explosive battle
over TV proiM1rtY rights was put
off until next month .
H owever , imm e d iately
following the windup of a special
two-d ay NCAA con vention, there
was grumbli n g fr o m t h e
big -tim e College Football
Association that its 61 members
had not really made a ny inroads
toward their longtime goal of
bein g able to cont r ol their
common interests.
Shortly after ·~uch groups as
the Southern ' an d Southla nd
conferences 1tnd the Ivy League
and perhaps the Pacific Coast
Ath letic Assoc i a t ion , the
Mid -American a nd Missouri
Valley conferences as well
were kicked downstairs from the
Division. l·A ( 137 . m em bers in
1981 ) to I -AA <SO ), sever a l
preside nts of CFA institutions,
reacted angrily with threatS of
continuing the NCAA-CFA war.
··WE GOT t h e w eakest
restructuring propo,sal of. t he
whole lot ," Wi lli a m S .
Ba nows ky. preside nt of the
University of Oklahom a, told a
meeting of CFA me m bers . He
said it was obvious that "our
bes t interests a re not the best
inter ests o f mos t NC A A
institutions.
.. Oklahoma feels that now is
the time to make an effort to
exer cise the mdi viduality a nd
eco nomy that any university
ought to be able to claim."
Banows ky urged the CFA to
for m a l ize a $180 million
four-year contract it r atified
several m onths ago with NBC to
televise its m em bers' football
games
The NCAA . which claims
control over TV rights and has
been taken to court over the hot
issue by Oklahoma. Georgia and
Texas. has s igned a $283 .5
million two-network pact with
ABC and CBS for 1982-85.
THE CFA HAS u ntil Dec. 14 to
sign the contract, whic h NCAA
Exec utive Di r ector Walter
Bvers claims is une nforceable.
and Banowsky said t hat "now is
the ,.lime to attempt to exercise
ou r fund a men ta I pro pe rt y
rights "
NCAA sets
guidelines
for I-A
S T . LOU I S I A P I As
a m ended Friday al the NCAA 's
s pecial conve n tio n o n
reorganization. these are the
require ments now listed in the
NCAA Ma nual for me mbership
in Division I -A . t he major
football gr oup, effective Sept. I.
1982 :
An institution desiring to be a
me m ber of I-A football must
m eet the require me nts of the
first two pa ragraphs that follow
and one of the two criteria
co ntained in t h e next two
pa ragraphs
"T he institut io n mus t
sponsor a minim um of eight
var sity in tercollegiate s ports ,
including football. in Di vision I.
·'Th e ins titutio n mus t
schedule and. play al least 60
pe r cent or its football games
against m em bers or Division I-A
football.
-"The institution must have
aver aged more tha n 17,000 in
paid attendance pe r ho m e
football game in the immediate
past four-year period; o r
-"T he st a dium utilized
regularly for the institution's
ho m e ga mes must contain a
minimum or 30,000 permanent
seats; further . the institution
must have averaged 17,000 in
paid atte ndance pe r home
football game at least one year
in the immediate past four-year
period."
FV runners
place fourth
C ARLSBAD Eight
m embers of the Fountain Valley H ~&h frosh -soph a nd j unior
vars ity c ross country teams
participated in a 24-hour relay
r ecently h e r e_ wh ich w as
sp on sor ed by the Ame rican
Cancer Spciety .
T he eve nt norma lly draws
te ams of 10 runners which
allows each participant about an
hour's rest between mile runs.
The Fountain Valley team ran
with eight entra nts a nd finished
fourth amo ng the ·28 teams
participating with a total ol 2U
miles, 100 yards .
He re are the distances for t.be
Fountain Valley team :
Dan Chris te n sen , 27 mile&
(6:04 mlnute avera1e>; Mike
Pycior, 2'7, 8:13; John·Pyci«, 2'7 •
6:26: Bob O'Cooner. 2'7. s:a ;
Da vid Ge rwotosk y , %7 . 7 : 15;
Todd O'Conner, 26 mll"· 100
yards, 6:4.1; Euaene NcCo~" 36,
6 :36: Dave Calderon, 28. 7:48 .
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"Goidilocks would hove been out of luck if the
Three Bears hod hod o burglar alarm." "I don't do windows."
MARM:\Dl'Kt: by Brad Anderson DfilT TH\ ?~UE ~Ha~n~k~K~et~c~huf
"Well, which do you want... the chair or the
sofa? You can't have both!"
Jl'DGt: PARKER
~
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1 WATCH HIM TALK THR003H rrt
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JUST THOU6HT lOll'P LIKE 10 t-.N0 W
lHAT LINDA MA' C•REER 15 NOW
bv Harold L~_D_.9ux j
G:\Rt'lt:l.D
HEY, NERMAL..
WANNA RAc.f TO THE FRONT
DOOR?
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HE~E PHYSICALLY,
MOON·-MENTALLY
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TOWN LIVIN<J IT UP.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5, 198 t -
PEA.'\l'TS
I cAt(r 6El.IEVE IT ..
ALL THOSE LITTLE 8065
Ll~ED UP TO TALK
TO "SANTA 606 "
by Charles M Schulz
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MONeY!
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by Tom K
MA'(f.JE 1HE:V
AIN'lmN
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by Jeff Mac Ne iv
~~~~5 H~ EVE'2 MAKE' ,r
M~R
by !:rn1e Bushm11 e'
LISTENING IN
by Gus Arriola
PJT5
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1~TER ... ·_1pr-
by Tom Bat•u K
OOf ONL(.( CAN THE
(:j.j.) PLJ¥..) A ME.AN
'AIR 6011AR' ...
BUT AT ~E END
WHEN HE DID ff1AI
60L0 .5TANDIN6 Ct-I
TOP Of AN I AIR. AMP I.
H6 WAl"'ff:P -n L..L .. He He ARP
HeR CAR PUt..I... O Ui"
OF "fH6 FARKING
t..O"f', AND i"H6N
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MINU'Tl!S OF DRIVING
T"IM6 eeFo Re H6 MA Pe 1l-t IS SH OW-e>oA "f' MOY6 .'
by George Lemont
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U Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, December 5, 1981
\
The
Muse-
umCoun-
cil of New-
port Art Mu-
seum welcomes
the holiday. sea-
son with the 8th An-
nual Christmas Tree
Festival, featuring a liv-
ing fore st showcasing the
Workshop's exquisitely-
designed and executed yule
trees hand-decorated for Orange
County businesses and individuals.
3~t'N ordstromFashiOn Show-featuring
·Orange County families of three ·gener-
ations (Friday only) .. ~£ Exhibitions --~
miniature dolls and houses, wood carv~r.
t~ .4{~ Drawings on Sunday -Raffle and -Silent Auc-
tion Tree, Shirley Temple doll, N ordstrom/Co~st-
line Community College Tree (drawing for children
under 12 who have registered at the Festival, win;ner
need not be present to win). *Christmas Boutique -An
artistic selection of gifts and oinam~nts, many hand-made
by the Museum Workshop .. *-Luncheon-served in the
Sculpture Garden Cafe 11 :30 t6 2:30, dessert 2:30 to 3:00. Fri-
.,
_, day through Sunday, December 4-6, 1981, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 ·San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. Admission: $2 for non-members; $1 for senior citizens; chil-
dren under 12-, with adult; free. :~.:. :~~ · :-~·: ;f: :~-: ;.~.: :-~·: :.~= :~-: ~~ :!f :·~~ :~~ :~-: :·;..: :·'!i.~ ~·'!i.·:
SPONSORS .
Nordstrom has donated $2500
which underwrites the children's
admission, a portion of Uie
entertainment and the tree, the
ornaments which have been
donated and made by the
faculty and students of Coastline
Community College.
ENTERTAINMENT
Program from Orange Coast
College, Coastline Community
College, South Coast Repertory's
children's group, Jim Gamble's
puppets, Children's Bookshoppe
Storyhour, Pacific Chorale con-
cert, and visits by Santa Claus
(children's photo's taken).
Also sponsored in part by the Orange Coast Daily Pilot
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, DccombtH 5. 1981
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Television takes a hard look at itself on Rona Barrett show
By JERK\' 8llCK
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LOS ANGELES NBC wilJ break new 1round
with "Television: Inside and Out," a first.ever
prlme·Ume aeries de!li&ned to take a serious look
at the medium and its inner workings.
The ~urday night magulne-type show , with
Rona Barrett as hos t , will include a newscast,
interviews, commentary, criticism, invesUeative
pieces and features about all aspects of the
entertainment world. with the primary focus on
television. It debuts tonight at 10 on channel 4.
"It's the culmination of 20 years work," said
Miss BarreU, who will continue her reporting on
NBC's ''Today" program . "I have been wanting to
do a variation of this show for a long time. Maybe
the timing is rig.ht now. There were always people
who thought the re was room for this kind of
show."
Miss Barrett was interviewed early in the
morning -after only a few hours' sleep. She bad
taped segments of the show until 1 a .m ., and after
the interview. she had to rush back to NBC for a
morning conference with network executives.
Miss Barrett had proposed a series like
"Television: Inside and Out" when she was at
ABC, and again after she jumped to NBC a year
ago. Such a concept had been under discussion
wit h Fred Silverman before he resigned as
president of NBC.
Miss Barrett said negotiations became more
serious after Grant Tinker was named NBC's
cha irman.
The im mediate s uccess of the recently
introduced syndicated series "Entertainment
Tonight'' proved there is a market for news on
show business. "Enterta inment Tonight" is
delivered by satellite to more than 100 stations.
James""Bellows, formerly editor of the Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner, recently was named managing
editor of the TV·news series.
"I believe t he interest is there," said Miss
Barrett. "not only in televi sion but in every aspect
of the industry. It's an area that fascinates people.
The entertainment industry is everyone's second
business.
"Everyone is fascinated by money, power and
sex. I don't care what business you're talking
about oil, politics or whatever -it's still power.
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LOOKING at her own medium as host of the
new NBC series "Television: Inside a nd Out"
will be Rona Ba rrett. The weekly show
premieres tonight at 10 on KNBC. channel 4 .
And money has a fascination when you talk about
the astronomical sala ries of the stars, and the
people who demand the high salaries and the
producers who don't want to pay them. And both
men and women use sexual persuasion as part of
power, and I don't mean going lQ bed."
Miss Barrett will be the principal reporter and
anchorwoman for the new series. Sylvester L.
"Pat" Weaver will be a contributing editor , and
humorist Wil Shriner will present an offbe at look
at television. Weaver is a former chairman of the
board of NBC a nd the man responsible for
"Today" and Johnny Carson's "Tonight" show.
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Upbeat programs 1t1ar~ Sunday TV
By FRED ROTHENB ERG
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NEW YORK -This is the season fo r
ins pirational stories, and two weekend television
movies -"The Children Nobody Wanted .. and "A
Long Way Home" -are lifted beautifully and
poignantly from newspaper pages .
In fact, in the GE Theater presentation or "A
Long Way Home" on ABC Sunday, scriptwriter
De nni s Ne m ec Ig n o r e d sever a l r eal ·li fe
occurrences for fear t hat a udiences would dismiss
them as Hollywood fantasies: ~
"A Long Way Home" traces the relentless
struggle of Donald. the eldest of three abandoned
children, to reunite his family after he and his
brother and sister we re aU adopted by different
pa rents.
Incredibly, at one point during Donald 's
search. his brother, David, was living on·the same
Florida street . Another time, Donald attended a
funeral and didn't learn until much later that the
fune ral director -with whom he had actuall y
spoken -was his sister 's adoptive father.
Nemec le ft th e s e f act s for Ripley,
concentrating instead on a powerful dra ma of
feelings and obsession. It begins with the Branch
children living a bacl'<·seat existence with their
itinerant parents throughout Florida. Finally,
they're a bandoned in a rundown shack and
8-year-0ld Dona ld becomes surrogate father to his
siblings.
After Donald is caught stealing milk from a
neighbor's porch, the children are taken to a
fam ily services agency and surre ptitiously split up
because no bo d y will take on t hree kids ,
pa r t ic µla rly whe n Dop,ald has so m u c h
parental-type authority. Jn their last scene as
youngsters, Uonald runs after a car, beseeching
the driver to stop and let his brother and sister out.
Nine year s later. Timothy Hutton, the
AC'ademy Av.ard winner from Ordin1try People,"
ll> lhe hauntL-d Uonald
The movie tnen follow:. Dona ld 's passionate
purs uit of his blood family, fO<'using on how much
they meant to each othl'r and still do "They're
ghosts,'" h1i. wife, Roi.e I Rosanna Arquette) says
tu him
Alan Landsburg Pr0<luct.Jons, which bombed
with futuris t ic s how i. last s ummer , h as
constructed a wonderfully moving film. It's more
µs yc holog1cal than th1l> weeke nd 's othe r
tearjerker . "The Children Nobody Wanted" on
CBS Saturday night, but equally engrossing.
"The Childre n No body Wanted" is also about
homeless chi ldren. but the solution is a little
different. dramatizing the Lrue·hfe efforts of Tom
Bullerfield to p rovide love a nd fa mily lo
abandoned a nd or phaned kids Butterfie ld,
associate producer. suggested the idea to TV.
Fred Lehne gives a purposeful,· sincere
performance as Butterfield. a college student who,
at the age of 21. became the first bachelor and the
youngest single adult to gain foster parent status
m M issour1. Tom ·s interest begins when he sees
Joey. a ward of the court forced lo live in a mental
hospital, scrubbing the feet of patients in the
s hower
Joey becomes the fir:.t of nine children Tom
lakes under hi s wing, including a tough 1.6-year-old
and a young black, despite constant batUes to
make ends meet and overcome bureaucratic red
tape and town redneckl> lie wins those wars and,
today, there are four Butterfield Youth Ranches.
Two touching tales this weekend; truth is
indeed stronger than fiction
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December S, 1981
!Trivia leaders falter, but manage to hang on I' Wllh the top two trlvladdlctl HtWnt for 1et1ht 4 SulH1ru ( uulo commcrc1alJ
l po11ll11 u~l{'Cc, It would seem an Ideal tlme for an TRIVIA BOWL XXIV STANDINGS 5. 1956 (l.tavcrne and Shirley>
tasur.:t>nce In the lo•er rankl, but 1uch wu not 1 Ft•vi..-..im ... m .. 1. ·tr.:.c.oc11•ev m ,,.,, 6 "The House of the Rtslng Sun ("Uev1I"
r t.ht' ('flS\' as M Sda•erter, Aletl& .. and the Cher t T O.T-Cll ., • H•11<,Prlofl'I )I lyric/ •1111~ HIU Gug ahaM!d the ! ~e,.~:=:1~d!.,.., ~! :~ ~~~...c!'ui ~ 7 Steve Gurvcy <Popeye>
•wcck 'is honors wllb alne TIMI n Il A ......... , " 11 .. k .. W•ne•UI U\11 8 "A n urrel ,.~ult of Penntci." <Adonu; 'l'Ul'h t Tomer.i.111 ,,...., u 0.AML-•Ui • Samar1lu.nl 1 •· lh4c-• l'.:I\ 111 10 • no e111rv •.:••-""" o1 , .. , • 1 Number s two and , OM-..Ti-m •• K., ... .,.,. 9. I n ) Northumberland, (bJ P~ddy ("Blue
•t-1ght co nfouocled Lagoon"> i everyone this u .. e. wltb ' 10. "The B1tltimore Bullet" <movie riddle>
f memories dim on the Brenda Starr strip and John of Rydell High School's athletic teams?
'Patrick's little·known play drawtnc a complete 6. Johnny Carson's "Camac" sketch was lifted
•blank. from a similar routine by Steve Allen. What did
On into Decembdr as Trivia Bowl XXIV Steverino call his?
) continues with, lft -U probabUity, tom& 'easler 7. When NFL teams lalk about visiting the
J questions. We'll see next Saturday. "Bermuda Trianele," to what opponent's stadium
1 . 1. Elizabeth Thornburg reverted to obs~urity are they referring!"'
• after enjoying stardom under what name? 8. Helms Harper may be found in what play?
: 2. In the comic st.rip Beetle Bailey, what is 9. In the movie "Road Games," what was (a )
, c:eneral Halftrack's first name? Jamie Lee Curtis' real first name and (b) the
3. Who, in a popular song, was known as .. the message she wrote on Stacy Keach's truck?
. terror of Colorado Boulevard?" 10. Pete was a holy roller to whom the good
4. Whal politiciau is associated with the term book w1ts just that -good to the last drop -in
' 'Golden Fl~ce!" what movie'!
5. In the movle "Grease," what was the name
' ;Band plays on
. MUN ICH. Weal Germany (AP> -The
: audience al the Ba\'utan State Opera had the rare
: experience of s~ng , Giuseppe Verdi's "Aida"
: without a chonai:.-i.en l.be lincers refuMCI to
• perform. • };·1.
: Minutes be(off ·the start of the sell-out
; performance Wednesday, choir representatives
• informed the management they would not sing,
! choosing to support nationwide union demands for
I more time off and longer vacations.
Last Week's Answers
1. Dorothy Lamour (name change)
2. Brenda Starr (Baby B-bomb>
3. Victoria (Billie's middle name>
The return of the . \
Grand Adventure!
" j The opera manager faced a booing audience
f after he announced the opera wouJd go on without JPOI A JlAIW.U.tlr l(;flR. 'ft~ • the temple scene or-the famc;>us triumphal mareh, _. ~ .. .,.,. •Al•,.., " ..... .,,I , ! and despite lteliaa eondactor Gianfraco Masini's ____ _.•AU--• ~ft•.sr -•• , -...... ~...... "-#" .. L t-..,..._. -• ..-.,_ lDtHllCll HDOlrUCtt ltUIUtt .. ., .....
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Wood miniseries airs
NEW YORK IAP> -NBC is going ahead with
I.ts plan to rebroadcast the three-part mini-senes
.. From lie re to Eternity." starring the late Na ta lie
Wood, Dec . 27·29.
The network said the show had been scheduled
last summer for a repeat presentation on those
dates. According to NBC spokesman Curl Block.
programmers felt there was no need to change the
air dates or cancel the TV movie because it had
been well received. -•
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Guest1: Wiiiie Nelson
Johnny Paycheck, Ala:
bama
l:JO O)HEWS
l.'00 G AAIH80W PATCH 0 THNTAU<
• V1e#POINT ON
NUTMlON
., SATUAOAY
MOANING
(I) PU8UC AFFAIRS
@) PAOPEA'TY
WAHAGIEMIENT IB OR. SHUOOLES
1:06 1J MOVIE * e '* 'TM long Rode<s '
I 1980) James and Stacy
Keeci>. Devi<! ano Ke.th
Carradine Ttla Jesse
James-Cole Younger gang
leaves a trait of emptied
banks, plundered s1<1-
gecoaches and dead bod-
ies 1n Its wake as the out-
laws rode toward tfle<r hnal
shOwdown 'R
1:30 B IOOSW~O • Qt THE R.IHTSTONES D PACESETTERS CiJ AMEAICAN STOAY
• SP£N<OUT
fl} CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
(I) VOICEOF
AGAICUlTURE
@) rrs YOUA BUSINESS
C.' THE MINE AHO
MlHOTAUA
H MOVIE
• • • "Peres Dragon
I 19771 Helen Reddy Shel·
ley W1n1ers Wllh lhe nerp
ol a chubby green dragon
named e111ott. an orphan
escapes lrom r11s nasty
tos1er lamily and 1oge1her
rhe rwo or them need ror
Maine G
.S MOVIE
• • The Green Ho111on
Jimmy Stewa11 This srory
or unbOurode<I wilderness
beauty, human drama and
1ranqu1t1ty 1s ser 1n the fond
of Africa PG
OMOVIE
• • Joe Palool.a ( 1934>
Jimmy Durante Stuart
Ef .... n The com•C·Sltlp
pftzetlgllter llQlllS COtrUP·
lion be~ marches
7:00 ti DUSTY'S
TA&HOUSE 8 8IO BLUE M1'RBLE II @) RICHIE RICH I scooevooo
• DAVEY AHO GOLIATH
• TUANA80UT
• YOOAFORHIEALTH
(I) INTEANA TIOHAL
HOUR
7;30 8 MARLO AHO THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHIHE
0 0JSMURFS
8 OR. SNUGGLES D DAVEY ANO GOLIATH
• NEWS
• UNOERSTANOtNO
HUMAN 8EHA\/10A
C)MOVIE
• • '" · Allred Tiie Grear I 1969) David Hemmings
Mk:l'laet York A n1n111-cen-
tury wamor l(lng must
chOose bet-n his l009-
1ng tor • Slmp!e hie and rhe
p<essures or leading hos
people 1n their Slruggle
egainst tt>e Danes
•:00 • (I) POPEYt 0 THE RIFUMAN 8 (!I FONZ/ l.AVERHE
&SHIALEY D MOV1l
e •1~ "AbbOll And Cos-
tell<> In Tiie Navy ( 194 I)
Dock Powell Thi Arodrews
Soslers
• MOVIE.
• •·~ ··Tr.e lone Ra~·
( 1956) Clay1on Moore Jay
Sttverheels
8il~TO
PHll.O&OPHY
$MOVIE
• • 'The Liiiie Dr90ons
A g"'9 ot kids. trained In
ka<ete. reKUe one of thei<
friends -the pollee are
unable to do so ·PG
l:JO 8 (I) TARZAN /LONE
RAHOEA
G (BKJOS\ftR
POW£AHOU9' 8 RATPATAOl
• INTAOOUCTIOH TO
PtM.08°"4Y
O MOVIE
• • • "Manny"s Ofpl'lans"
(1980) Jim Balo«, Matac:hy
McCouf1 The bOyS at an
or~ nsll their chan-
IY fund In an allempt to
'*P theof ~ coacl'I
pay bacit a .$40.000 debt
tothemob • e:oo e YOYAGETOTHE
90TTOM ~ THe SIA 8 di NCAA rocmaAu
Regtonal coverage ol
0-gia at 0-gia Teet>.
NCAA OMtkln Ill C~
CHAlllL LISTINGS
8 KN:H ICBSI 0
8 IC.NBC I NBCI ' • KTLA llncl I ..
• KABC !ABC.I (
11 KFMB f(RSI •
D KHJ TV llnd t 1"
e KCST IABCI I
• KTlV !Incl I ' e KCOP fV (Incl ) • e KCET tP6Sl •
• ICl>CE I PBS>
PREMIERE Rona Barrett will explore
a ll aspects of tele\'ision in the pl'cmierl' or her new series ... Tt>lens1on lnsuk
and Out." at lO toni ght on K.'.\:BC 14 1
p1onsh1p game. NC AA
Olv111on II Semllinal geme
Q) VILL-' ALEGRE fD INTROOUCTION TO
PHll080f"HY
'H)MOVIE
• • '> ··tteao1n· For Broad-
wey • ( 19901 Re11 Sm1111
VIVtan Reed Four yaung,
telenled and scared per.
tormera go 10 N-Y0<k
City 1ry1ng to make 11 big on
show business. 'PG'
IUO II 8U08 BUNNY I ROAD
RUNNER 0 Qj SP10EA-MAN
D MOVIE
• • Voltage 0 1 Tile
Giants ( 19651 Tommy
Kotk. JOllnny Crawford
Q) CHURCH IN THE
HOME
fl) SURVIVAL
C'MOVIE
• • ' Electric Esllomo A
young Eslumo boy acco-
dentatty bfJC~ a l>O'"et·
tut source or electr\City ·a
10:00 0 SPA~E STARS D OZZlE AHO HARAIET G» PORTIWT OF A
LEGEND tlJ PUBLIC ENEM IES
This documentary filmed
1ns1de Alltea Prison pre·
senrs the worlc of the 1n1er-
n11oonal Prison M1n1s1ry 1n
lhe ret1ab1lna11on ot et•m•·
nats
fl) THIS OU> HOUSE
'1!) VOTER"S P1PEUHE
Orange County In Was11-
11>g1on
S MOVIE
• • "Young And
FrM When tregedy forces
a YOl.lng boy 10 101n a wag·
on 1ra1n 1n rne rugged
west ne meets a young
Indian g111 and t>eg•ns a
newt11e PG
10:30 U AMERICA'S TOP TEN G» WE'RE MOVIN' fD THE WOOOWRIOliT"S
SHOP
'1!) PORTRAITS IN
PUTEL
C MOVIE
••• , Go.no In Style
( 19791 George Burns. An
Carney Bored "'"'" Silting all da1 on a t>encn on lhe
Pilllt lhree elderly genll8-
men care1ully ptan a bank
heist 'PG
H l MOVIE
• • ', T lie· Mirror
Crac~·d 11980> El!nbelh
Taytor Kom Novak Based
on • slory by Aga111a
Cllttstoe A strange rNJ•der
mvolvtng ttval HollywOOd
st;irs 1111" place m an
Engt•Sh v•ff•oe ·pa
0MOVIE
• • ··rerka The Otter"
I 1979} Oocu<Ntnlary Nat-
raled by Peler Ustonov
Tt1e t.fe ol a playful otter is
II aceo lrom htS btrlh tn a
nottow ,, .. IO htS epoc: oat-
"• wolll the leader ol e
llOUrld paci. G
11:00 a a ~IEOE
BAIKETBALL
UCLA 11 Notre Dame 8 TARZAN D WIU>. WILD WOALD
OFAHIMALS
• 80Ul TIWN ., SHOW MY PEOPLE
S) COOKINO MEXICAN
'1!) A.MEAICAN SKYLINE
11 :30 ti (I) NCAA
BASKET8ALL
l(entuoy •I 01110 St•t~
D WILD. WILD WEST
., NASHVM.LE MUSIC
fl) T'HE'WOflUl OF
COOKIHO
Oi) THE RIGHTEOUS
APPl.£8
S TffE WAC«Y WORLD
OF JONATHAN WINTERS
a-51 Bill Cosby
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 U L08T IN SPACE
• MOVIE
• • 1t "Allet Tl'le Thon
M11n" I 19361 WtMlam PO'*-
ell. Myrna Loy
., AOAM-12
Ill QUllTING
'"Appllque And Reve<se
Appllque"
Ci) HOME GARDENER
[$)MOYIE * 1t '"Hangar 18" ( 19e0)
Da<ren McGavln. Robef-1
Vaughn ReMar~s ar a
S«:tet go,,,.nrn«11 1nslal·
lelion 1nvast1ga1e the
c.uM of a satellite'• 9Ud-
den dettructton 'PG'
l\)MOYll
• • ··.i.us" ( 1979) Bttan
Deacon. Alvlca Nolman
The Hie Of Ille '1(109 OI
Kingl, • lrOf'll his -ly
~· as the son of a PoOI
carpenlet to l'llS tnstigaroon
Ol\TV
l TV
HBO
l(or,..'1'Mll
fWORI NY N Y
tWT8Sl
IESPN I
(Showtim.•)
5'>o111Qilt
tC~1>1.-New \ Nf'tworlll
ot the retog101.1s and social
1evolu11on tllal red to II••
death by cruc1t•.•1on. ts
oe1a11eo 'G'
Z MOVIE * * '·'> The Baby Make<' t 19721 Batbara H-'>ey.
Sam Groom A chlkltess
couple arrange IOt 11 frN-
spmled girl 10 bear them a
cl'llld
12:30 0 MOVIE • * * '-, ··The O•-Bow II><:•·
dent" ( 1943) Henry Fonda,
Dana Andrews
• ADAM-12 fD THE PHOTO SHOW
w 11a1 s In A Frame··
Jonatllan Goell dtSCus.ses
• composmon design and
deorh or held
'1!) HOME OAROEHER
.C'MOVIE * *" "Allred The Goeat"
t 1969> David Hemmings.
Michael York A nlnlh·C&n-
tury wamor ~ong '"4.ISI
Cl'IOose belween his tong-
•"9 le< a simple 111e 8M lhe
pressures of '8<1d1ng hos
people on Ille" struggle
dgo1ns1 rne Danes
H MOVIE
• RoHer Boogie• ( 1980>
Londa Blaot A talented arid
roch musical studef'I WIS
oul 10 won a roll!W sllatlng
boogie contest belore
rH1.1m1ng her musocal slud·
ies PG
12·46 fJ @) NCAA FOOl'BAU
Army vs Navy 81 Pl\lllWl~
pll1a
1:00 0 ~ SPORTSWORLD
10-round 11eavywe1g111
OOul between Tom Willler-
sooon and Allonso Rathtt
th•e lrom Allan11c C11y
N J ) Unoled SlatH I Cho
na Gymnasrocs -· w omen s
Comoe1111on (h orn Honolu-
lu. Hawalil 0 THE MUNSTERS
Grandpa warns Mat11yn 1110
emerald tong Eddu• gave
lier may brong bad h>Clc
ti) MOVIE * •' • "'Mata Matu I 1952)
ErrOI Flynn Autl'I Roman
A lorme. Na.,. commanc:let
leads a mobster to a iwn11-
en lreasure and tl\er1 l?hll
rum tor the diamonds fiil P<>flTRAITS IN
PASTEL
'1!) WRITING FOR A
REASON
"Tiie AtlQ0<1
1:30 1J SPORTS
SATURDAY
is.round WBA Loghtwetghl
Champ1onsh1p boul
belween Claude Noel and
Arturo Froes (love)
U LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
&.;) NOVA
Coty Spaces Human
Places Wilham H Wllyte
takes an onsigl'ltful and
l'lumorous loo' " C•IY
pan.s plazas arid srrMIS
and Ille peop~ ~o use
lhem::,)
'1!) WRITING FOA A
REAS OH
EpostemOIOQY And Logic·
1:45 Z IMOVIE *' • • "'Morgant" t 1966>
V anesaa Re<!gr ave. David
Warne< A sct11zophrenoc
c:an·1 accept tM leer tf\111
Ills ex-wile rs rematryong
and allends l'lef wedding
dressed as a gorotta
2:00 U GIUJGAHIS ISLAND 0 FIGHT OF THE WEEK
'Moddteweiglll Rematch"
Ernest Aobelle vs Hervey
Salon as
'1!) SURVIVAL
We Love w 1111 Elepl'lants"
David Niven narralH 1118
story ol Or Ian Oougtas-
Ham11ton s love-year Study
hvong w.111111s temlly amidst
a llerd or wild etophanrs In
lake Mnny:tra Na11ona1
Pa"' T enzanoa
S MOVIE
• • • Advenc:e To fl'le
Rear .. I I~) Glenn F«d.
Stella Steo«is Wilen a
company of Unoon toldlefs
ts detailed lo gua<d a gold
$h1prnent. the c:aptatn falls
•or a temale Conteoer11e
spy
GMOV1l
• e "'Hangar 18' ( 19e01
Darren McGav•n, Robetl
Vaughn Aeseerchers II •
Merel g<>vet"nmenr 1n1ta1-
1111on onveallgata Ille
cauM ot a-Utellite·s Slld·
den deStruc110n 'PG'
2:30 .. AONCUl TUl'IE.
U.&.A. D OILUOAN'I ISLAHO
• MOVIE
•• • • "'Mutiny On The
Bounty.. ( 193S) Clark
Gable. Char ... Laughton
• PICAl80:A
PAINTER'S°"""'
F llrned Oii tocatlonl In
France and Spain, • por-
trait of lhl 11te "1111 and
h•I worlc leerut• remlnla-canc.. by 1111 Oaughi.<.
-and "*'Y ool!MgllM (RI{~)
"9MOW
• • •-. .. T~ Mel In Bom-
baV"" ( 19411 Clettt Gable
AoNitnd RuueH
CC)M<ME
• • • '-' ··w 1.. 8•ood ..
(IMO) Brad Oo\Kll. Amy
wr1911t An en!Otlonetly
dellldled e>t.-:'* con-
1endll With • hendfvl ol
people. MCtl of wtlom
want.t to aJ<plon twin '°' to
dllfetenl ree.aon 'PQ'
~ANDINO~
··&1wrtock Holm. · The
Strange CAM 01 A11U
Faulkn.i" TM m•at ..
detecllvl Merell•• tor
llOilfl luve letletl In lhll
II. proQuc;Uon, lapecl II
lhl w1"1arn1town Thlllt••
fMt111a1 1n Mauachu,..11a,
llerrtng Frenr. L-M~a 11•
Sheftoei. HOI"*' and S••-
Of*• Colltne
1!00 8 I WITH YOU ·~ •I I .. Thi M~ Pony ..
( 11117) Animated Vo!GM or
Jim 8KkUI. Hlh• Conrled
., MOYIE
e 1t 1t .. Jim Thorpe All
Am111<:en·· I 1951) Burt
Lanc;utet. Phylll• Thutet
The lamou• lndtan ath-
lete'• ~ II CUI aflor1 by
chat~ ol proteealonal-
lsm
'9 Pl.MOHAL flMAHCE
AHO~
MAHAOl.MEHT
"'Stodc Market Basles"
Cl) ONA TOT SPORTS
L£OEN08 a:aoe MOVIE
• • .. Oeatll Squad" (1973)
Rot>et I F-orater Melvyn
OouglH An 8•-<<>P ot
hired by 11\11 police com-
misSion.t 10 uncover Ille
v>golante reapon11ble tor a
aeries or exeeuuons D EVERYWHERE
LOCMlon lrve hom ,,,. El
Monie Christmas Farade
In El Monie
'1!) P£RIOHAl. FINANCE
AHO MONEY
WMAOEMEHT
' Srock Markel Forces And
S1r111eglea"
Cl) SERGEANT
PAYTON OF THE
't'Ut<ON
(Z 'MOVIE
• • • ·The Worl<fs Grea1-
as1 Athlell I 1973) John
Amos. Jan·MICNMll Vtn-
cent A coacll wllO •S llav-
"'9 a rll(I of bad luck
1eturn11 to hi• roon In Alri-
ca and dlsco.,.,s a super
llthlete ·G'
4:00 II HEISMAH TAOPHY
A IOOll al sorne ot the past
rec11)11ntt ol lhe awllld
ano hve cover age ot 1 his
year s wlnnets D Ko.wt
Berserk errer hos urotaitllful
w11e·s deatll. • PHtel1g1>11tr
tlOlds lnnocenr llOstagn
8!I PftlEBENTE
'1!) HUMAHfTIES
THAOUOH THf ARTS
"Sculpture Eleme<1ts Qt
0.menSIOt'I"
WONOER WOMAN
Wonder Woman saves the
world lrOf'll a mad comour-
er scoentost
(J]J THIE ROCKFORD
Fll.£8
A reporter IS killed Sh<>rlly
alter malling some conclu-
srve ev1deoce to Rockl<><d a HeSMAH TAOPHY
SHOW
Coverage ot tllos year s
awards ceremony trom lhe
Oowntowl\ Arnletoc Club on
New York includes a ll•slo-
rv or· some athlet& wllo
llave ..,on the trophy In the
PHI
(()MOVIE
• e .. TM liltle Dragons"
"' ga119 ol kids. trained on
karate. rescue one or their
Ir oends wt.en the pollee are
unable 10 Clo so ·PG'
0 MOVIE
• • 1A .. Slardusl Memo-
ries" ( 1g90> Woody Allen.
Charlolte Rampllng A sue:·
cetslul director laces a
personal c11srs as fie rues
to make some maior dec>-
soons on lltS llfe ·PC·
4:30 fli) 80CCE1' ~ ...
GEAMAHY
Hollll'd V$ Italy
'1!) HUMANITIES
THROUGH THIE ARTS
··scutplure M ean on~
Tllrougll Body's Form'
1C1M0V1E * * • An Enemy Ot Tiie
People • (19771 Sieve
McO-. Cl\atleS Ou•n·
ong Baaed on lbsen"s play
rn. e11tz..,s 01 a sman
rown lirS1 applaud then
persecule • local phys>eoan
tor declaring the local M t
5P'll'>QS unsafe due to pol-
k.ltlon ·G·
5:00 9 Wl. REVllW AHO
PREVIEW G FME4 AU D ITAATREK
Four Earth outposts h•ve
~ destroyed just out-
side tt1e A0!7'ul1n Neu1r•I
Zone
fJ MARCUS Al.LEH
A profile ot 111e use Ta.r·
beck ~ Is Ille reeding
conlender tor this year"t
Hetstnan T ropl'ly IJ KOJAK
Kol• • godson gels inlc
trouble wolll Ille law
• MOVIE
• • • "~ At Olablo"
( 1966> James Garner. Sod·
ney Poltlit
• IOUOGOl.D
Hoel Andy Gibb Conos1
Marilyn McCoo ID UP AHO COMN)
'"Chleltng Cat•" V•-IS
Invited to Cl'leal In a com-
petition tor• W1"8fs' worll-
•h<>P achotarllhlp o
Cl) ti1•A•1•H
Hawkeye and B.J. become
tost In enemy tetrttory
9 NEWS IB LAWMNCI MU<
'You're Never Too
Young Of Too Oid"
MOVIE
e e * "Pete'a Dragon"
I 19771 Helen Reddy, Shet-
ley Winters Wttll the ""'I>
ot a cllubby gt_.. e1t-oon
oemed Elllolt. an orphan
..cape1 lrOf'll Ills nMf1
lost« family and together
ti.. two of them head lor
Melne "G'
~MCMI * • \t "Bon Voyeoe, Char-
lie 8towf'I" (1979) Anlmat·
.0 Oirecled by 8111 ......,._
ON Snoopy .0 Wood-
aloclr follow exell~
atudeftt• Olwtle •own.
""""',,._. Petty. LinYe
end ....,. on en .awn-
~ '°"' of EflOlend e11oe1 .-,.,_ ·G' l;JO, ....
~·-~ ~
• <>Nm lJllON A
ClMllC
"Oof'lllnlc: lwcy And Het-
rtel" S.111 dlepMI lOtd
SteintOfl'e ctoubta: ......., .,.... • ..,....,..on
0
Orange Coast 0,All Y PILOT/Saturday, December s. l98l
TUBE TOPPERS
KNXT 8 goo
L'hr1stmus " Mu·kt•)
If\ holiday t·a1·toon.
·A Mag1t•al 1>1 ... rwv
Mou"l' l"I rt·~1lurt·~I
KNB(' 0 9 00 "Doug llt>nnrn g':-
~ o r1 d of M a~ 1 <' • • I><> u /.! II en n in g
displays fl'<.tl:-i of illu~ton <:ut•sh 111l'l udt·
Mane Osmond
KTTV ID
Vunct v :-.ho~
Oral l{otwrt:-.
Mandr'l!ll .
H OU "('dl'l1r.1l 1un ··
1~ hostt•cl h) cv;.i11gl'hst
<·u~:..,t~ mC'luc1e Bar·hara
KO<:E 150 11 oo
The Ouk Rid~l' Buv ....
111l'luc.J1ng .. Elvira -
tne Eight Belts (Perr 6) (RI
~ MATINEIE ATTHE
BIJOU
Featured Bulldog Orum
mor1d s Brtd.-( 1939) lllr
tong Jol'ln Ho .. al d llrlO
Heartier A.ngeo a 1939 ca1
loon a 1937 Sh0<1 reetur
1r>g Glenn Ford end Cllap·
rer 2 or "Lost C11y 01 Tno
Jungle 11946) ">lrllng
Ltonel A1,,.111 • .ind lluall4111--
Hoyden
WELCOME BACK.
KOTTEA
1l9 THE ROCt<FOAO
FILES
&·S& l MOVIE • * * '"~•09 MOYCS
I 1980) Jonn Savage Da•1d
MOtS~ A rittwcorn4H IO me
group of regular, al on
Oakland bar may nQld 1110
ltey 10 malung •he oumin·
der·s dream or oocomu!Q,.
P<O basketball "'"~er a
realtly PG
-EVEN1«1 -
e:00 ti ti:: ces NEWS
O ~NBCNEWS 8 MOVIE
• • • Tom Sawyl!I
t 1973> Buddy Eb~n Jan.,
Wyatt Based on '"" ~•ory
by Mark Twa1t1 A young
MtS61S.S•PP• n,ver Doy
becot'ne-s •nvOlved in a
se11es ol m1Sc:h1evous
advenrures 111a1
eusperate ttts guardian
aunt D HUNTINGTON PARK
CHRISTMAS LANE
PARADE
Aclor Herve V1ll&eha11"
acts as hOnO<d•y ma~or
•tong ""''h conosrs 8111
Burrud ano ~.Aeredolh
Macrae tor mu. 3•th annu
&I parade teaturong leSlivil
lloals marching bands
me1estoc equestroan unlls.
clowns lhe 0111c1al P<8S•·
dentoal Sanra Claus and o
llOsl 01 famous srars
Q) MOVIE
• • • f lying l 1gers
I 1941) Jonn Wayne Ptul
Kelty An Am.,roean lloer
w11h a Dad Ptt•lormance
record lt1e-s to redeem
h1mse11 w•lll Onf• tonal hero-
oe act 83 ODYSSEY
Dadr s Family A portrait
ot a t1<m1ng lam11y on 1'1<118
focuses on Ille grandmorh-
•• wh<>Se ab•hly 10 ma.n-
la•l'I the family unol ·~ being
th•ealC!ne<I by social and
economtC changes . :i
'$MOVIE
• • 'Young And
Free' wnen tragedy torcn
a }IOUng ooy 10 10.n a wag·
on train on ·~ roglJ"(I
west he rn<W!ls a yOl.lng
lrod1an gttl arid t>egons a
n-to•e PG
O MOVIE
• • Tuck Everlashng
I 19811 !'red Keller Joseph
MecGutre A younq girl
meets "" 1mmor1a1 lemlly
known as the Tuc~s
1:30 II 1.IJ ~ NEWS 0 ENTERT AINMEHT
THISWEE><
An 1n1erv•ew ,.,th Pal l!;irr-
1ng10'1 Rora Coohdge
discusses her hie ano
career. George Carton al
111e ice House In Pasadena
@) TV AUCTION
A b•d·by-pnone extrava-
ganza where any1111t19 and
everyihong win be auc:-
llC>ned 10 rne highesl bid·
d8' C FILM FEATURE
();MOVIE
• • "Snowball E•press"
t 1973) Dean Jones. H•rry
Morgan A sly bani.er
scllemes w1lh a rich man's
nephew '" an allempl 10
S'Mndle 111m OUI ol h•s
recently 1nher11eo si.1
reson G
1:00 8 IN SEARCH OF ...
'The Mis.song Ltnll
fJ WHERE WERE YOU?
G» L-'WRIEHCE WELK
"You're Never I oo
You~ Or Too Old' I:> .ii> PUOOE &MAK
Aegulatly sc:l'leduled pro-
g< ammong may be delayed
0... to pledge b<e&fts
~THE MUPPET$
Guest Juliet Prowse
IC.MOVIE e • .,_ "Golng In Style ..
( 19791 Ge<><ge Burna, Ar1
Carney Bored w1tll titting
all day on a bench 1n Ille
p.trll three eldetly genlle-
men carefully ptan a bank
hint 'PG" 1• • IOUN08TAG€ 'Doc S•vennsen· Doc
Seve<lnsen ontrOd-l'MS
new j•u lu11on bind
Xebron in a 1peclet per-
l'ofmancr• whieh leetures
.-ocatlst OM OM 8rldge-
wal9f tJ
• llONGS OF A LUSTY
L.AHO
Mette HllQQl<d. Key Statr.
The Sons Of tM ~I
llndl HopktnS and Tom T
Hiit JO'n T ennesDM Er n1e
Ford '°' a salute to Am•o-
ca·a va<led musiail her•· 1:30. DANCE NWf'
Cltec>ftty jUOge8 Chetlene
Tlton J 0 HllOMf. Woll
men J-<>u.ts Stat·
•=ATUI
• • • .. Flower D1um
sono .. 1'"11 NfneY t<••"·
J-S~ta a...o on
ti.. .,. play by ~
and Hlll!l"*lteln A CH-
1*8 girt ,,.,..... to Sen
Fr~ 10 rnetfY 1 men
· 'Sound~tagt·
perlurm lh(.•11 h1h
w11ose ramoly picked f1(tr
tor nos t><lde
Q \!. OMNI: THE NEW
F"AONTIER
@) MASL SOCCER
E.dmonron Ortlklf• ·~ Sart
OteQo Soc•ers (ft THE MuPPETS
Guest A-y Scllroebe<
H IUC .. urnE·s
CHRISTMAS C1'ROL
The mHIC!f lmpress1ono~1
piays a mullllude 01 rotes
lncl11d1ttg Eoene1er
Scrooge imd Bob Cr111c1111
1n a" unu:.uJI vers.on o'
tht' Cnarle~ Dickens no11
day classic
S SHOWTIME'S
HOLLYWOOD
~ MOVIE
• •" CaboBtanco
119811 Charles Bronson.
Jason Robards Art eo.11ed
Na.ro who has bought oll
the ll')Cal potic,e dommares
a small Pe<uVlan coas1a1
IOwfo du11ng Ille 1940s A
8:00IJ11 WALT 04SNEY
A Magical Otsney Cnttsr-
mas Mickey and Monnie
Mousti. Donald Duck . Chop
n Dalo. Pluto and Gooty
are le111ur8d oro a hOhday
cartoon special 0 BAR8ARA MANDAEU AHO THE
M~LL SISTERS
GuesrJ Ptlyths O.ller Mel
Tillis .
fJ OPEN AU NIGHT
Robin returns 10 rown
eipecung ll1s Old 101> as
nigr11 manager back. only
10 learn Gordon has given
ti 10 T1trry
0 MOVIE
• · • COllnt Yorga vam.
ptre ( t970> Robert Quar-
ry Roger Perry In Soutll
ern Ce111orn1e a count
srages a sa<1nce to contact
111e spmt or a deceased
woman
'8 Bl.AIR RODEO
Cl) MOVIE
• • • Juar111 ( 19391
Paul Muno Belle DaVll
lhe renowned 1eiide1
ciusades IOI rne •etease or
Me .. co from Prince Ma ..
m1hen s Frerich oom1na-
11on QJi TV AUCTION
A btd·by-phone eM1rava-
g1o1Ua Wllere anylhtng and
everylhlf>Q wlll be auc-
tioned 10 tne 1>1g11es1 bid
der
$ MOVIE
• • • • l(ramer vs
Kramer 11980) Oustro
Hollman Meryl S1.-o A
man b&lllH wolh hiS e•·
wile tor cusrooy or 1ne1t
young son alter she walks
our on rnem PG
0MOVI£
• • ·coasi To Coast
11990) Dyan Cannon Rob-
ert Blake A runaway
1>ousew1te and a scrappy
lruckcir hauling callle
coast 10 coast become Jhe
larger of e wold c;ross-
counrry ChHO PG' e: 10 EJ:) GI JIVE
I ne "•Storie Roseland Balf.
room os the setting f0< a
musical lttbule to the
entertainers and sorvoce
orga ... 11a11ons tllar ga..e
rnetr 11"'8 arid ralent 10
bOOSI mot1le du11ng World
Wat II Hosted by Van
JOllnson
1:30 fJ MAKINO A LMNO
Nancy lells the wa11resset
11111 lhe t1Sl8uranl IS blhng
convetted tnlO • heallh
ctvb and lft two WMlo:s tlley
Wlfl be un.nployed
H MOVIE
e • A Cllange 0 1 Sea-
sons" ( 19901 Slllfley Mac-
Laone Bo ~ek A mlddle-
aged couple lttes out
younger P•rlners on a
vacation togelher. ••th
revealing consequences
R
0 MOVIE * • • ·~ · Doctor Zllovago
11965) Om•• Shar11 Geral·
dine Chaplin Two tove<s
srr~glt> amidst the spottl
and passions ot 111e Atts·
Stan RevOlu !Ion
.:00 ti MOVI~
The Chlldren Nobody
Wanted" IPrem-e) Fred
Lehne Michelle Pteoffer
The true-kte ell0tts ot Tom
Bu11er1ield. 1n 1962. 10 pro·
Ylde • nome 1nd a lemlly
Illa tor Cl'llld,.,, with no
place to go. ate dram•·
tlzed G elf DOUG HENNING'S
WOfll.D ~MAGIC
Doug .._nong end h•s
guestl Shtelds and Vernell,
Merle <>amond and Rielly
Sc:twodet display tuts ol
lllUlion I RI 8 LOYllOAT
An ea .,,•udevllle t .. m
trying 10 hlo.t somettllng
PTl1end to bl 0111er pas·
aengera. end • pure ""°°"..,... falls tor an
authOf of ditty book• o
• IC>AHO.w.TY
l(AOff'T "'llMNT
"c.ieoraliOn Wltll Oral
Aober11" Gvaeta Barbare
Mllt'ldrell. Stephanie Mlb
and Iha t<roftl Pupc>llil
• MOM COUNTWY a.>..ca ~.=c>
• ·~ "A>tred The Gflltf' I 19"1 o."4d llernmooa.
~ Yortr A ntnth-oan-
tury WW'flor Iring must e,_ '*-hi• tong-
ing '°' • llfnple .... and ,,.. ~ of lledtng Ill•
peclCll8 In ''""' 11~ r~o-
•• ··0ut Of s-n··
I HH~I v"""" A4MIOr•·•
C.ltrt Aoti.tson fwurlly
....., •• ,,., he h.W ... •"••r
wllh • wom.n. , """
rlllutn• I() "" Fnolt'1• ...
•IO<t IMOll IO ,,,..., not
d8'ighttor
.. )0 QtJ YOU A&KEO FOfl rr
I e111ur4ld "Spain a YtlOttQ
'"'' Bu11tooll1., ..,,<I 1 n.,
0..uly Willl t,000 UCiO
"" t~ II Of) f ELEVlllON
t lNIUANOOUl
jPr-01 ROf'I• Batlell Pf-•• up 10 '"" "'"'"'" 1nlCHma1oon on 11,. tt'hov•
&Kiri u>dUllt}I 8ro0 !II Pl!'
aona111111 0 NEWS fJ FANT M Y ISL-'NO
An AfllwlilflnQ aervoct
OC>*t •IOt """II lhfl Ult ..
men or ,_ drtlW'hi and a
btOll>.,r '"'° 11'181 1•1uin 10
1'1• !louse wll•rll 1n .. 1
••• ,.... dt60 ) 0 MOVIE
• • • C11cua World
I 1964> Jonn W1yne Ct1u
die Ce1oonate An Amflro
r.1tn cirtus owner searchffs
Europ., tor lhtl mothi;r or a
gill lttt htJS IB~&n vndilt ll•S
WMlQ
G» RAMS WEEK
Cl) INOEPENOEHT
NETWORK NEWS
fl .J CHRl8TM"8 IH
HAWAH
00, TV AUCTION
A 1>1d-by·phone ut•e•u
garua wllero anylhong and
everyllltng will be auc
lloried 10 me hlghOSI b+d
04>r
$ L-'Ff-A·THON
A come<11an llosl and tour
comic con1es11ntl wtoo
compele aga1n11 one
anotf'Mlf are lealured 1n lhos
uncensored comedy game
Show
0 JOAN RIVERS
COMEOY HOUR
Tnos ttvenong of unique
en1erta1nmeot lttalure•
aoun puppeteer Barctay
Snaw ano the lrO()<Cana
Dancers
10:30 '8 NEWS
Cl) NEWS IN REVIEW
H HBOSNE1'K
PREVIEW: DECEMBER
Hus1>anO·and-w1fe comics
Jerry S1tt1er and Anne
Meara mtrOduce 1ne mov
1~ ii()«1als and sports
everus coming 10 H~
Bo• Ortoce on Deeembet
$ THE WACKY W~
OF JONATHAN WINTERS
Guesr Btll Cosby
Z MOVIE
• • ', "The Baby Maker
I 19n> Barbara He<sney
Sam Groom A Chil<lklSs
couote arrange '°' a tree·
sPtrtled gtrl 10 oear rnem a
CM<I
1 t:OO ti 0 fJ (I. To 1J9i NEWS
0 MOVIE
• • Curucu Beast Or
Tne Amaz°'1 .J 1956> JOhro
Bromheld Beverty Gar-
land When a legendary
1>eas1 l>eqms 10 victimize
1he natives d ptan101ton
loreman arid a lemale doc
IOt sel out 10 halt •IS
bloody activoi.es
'8 M'A'S 'H
Th<! 4077th comi:MtCales
the endeavors of rwo
secrel agenrs 1nves11ga11ng
eacholher
Cl) FRAHKJE HOWARD m SOUN06T AGE
Tiie Oak R•doe Boys per
form Old •rod new hols
including "Elvtta Dog A
l1111e Deeper In lhe Well
Dream On" and Try111g
To Love Two Women fAI
C MOVIE
• • • '> Wise Blood
t 19801 Braa Dourol Amy
Wt19111 An emot•onally
delachM preacht!< con
tonds wolh a l'l&ndlul ol
people. each of wllom
wants 10 exptOtl him tor a
dollerent reasol' PG
H ST 1'NOING ROOM
ONLY
Sl'l4!flOCh Holmes --The
Strange Case Qt Alice
Faulkner The mesrer
derectove searches 101
.-1o1en love letters on 1t11s
s11age prOduchon laO@d at
lhfl w 111oam$IOWn Thealrf'
Festival on Massacl'lusens.
starring Frank la"981ta es
ShO<lock Holmes and Sl&-
phen Collins
S BIZAMEXIV
JOhn 8~ shows you
ll'ttngs stranger than trulh.
large< than hfe. and ianoer
than anyt111ng you ~ ever
5-> on t~ encore pres.
entatoons lrOf'll tile Show-
llme Baarre library
OMOVIE
• • • "'Tiie Long Riders··
( 1980> James and Stacy
Keach. David arid K8tlh
Carradine The Jesse
James.Cole Younger geng
lea~s a "••I of emphed
banks plundered sla·
gecoache5 and dead b0d-
1es on 11s wake as the out·
1aw5 rode 1oward tlleor tonal
Showdown R"
11·1& fl) MOVIE
• • • • ·smiles 01 A
Summer N19111 ( 19551 Ulla
Jacoouon. Eve Dalllbeck
0.rected by lngmw Berg-
man A man, 1111 former
m1stren. his 1nd1t1eren1
w1fe arw! a jealous suitor
engege tn a _lc..,d of
mate-t wapplng that ends
on e game ol Russtan
routetta
11:30. 8ARNA8Y JONU
Barnaby's gOddeugllter
becOmlS the prey of a for-
tune hunt• 0 ~ IATUN>AY NIGHT
LIVE
HOSI Ttm Curry Guesta
The Oooble Broth&fs, G
Gordon Liddy 8 MCNEWS
• MOVIE
• • • ·~ Al Otablo'
(111MI J-Gemer, Sid-
ney Poitier A group Of
lndl~•• .,. Oller-
mined 10 tranDpor't e toed
of ammu"ltlon tlltOUOfl
Apeahe tenllOf)I at *"'Y
(;09t,
• ONE STiii' 8l'f'OND • • ,.,,,.,._aary Of A M\lf •
der'' A tnlfl WIO -.,. ~ ,,., "*' --
ec;lenoe -• f*lal M/lo-motlie llCdctient
~~AHO
flMVllW
(l)MCMI
I•• "'The L~1 Yard"
C 11741 lurt Reyno•O•.
EOdle Alben A tormo.r pro
quan«Neli ~ fllM In
a !.oulh•rn "'""" ,, gi.•rl "'* iob c.o .. ctwno • 1110..eri
or "°"""" '°' • no-l'IOl4 .. b•rr•d tootl>•ll gam,
~ ..... , '"" jj1>8'dl
11·4'U MOW:
• • • •-. OOOd ~bc.>r
S&10 110641 Jkll ,..,.
moo Horny l>t-..t•nelder A.n
advlH """'11 men llncJ1 him-
"'" ll()tlng II hit wlle'I
t11end's hulDAl'IO 10 hvlp.
~· coH..c:r on 1n11er111nee 0 THE DOOM
A r lltlulfl I 11 Jtm Mor fl•
.ori
-Ml>NIGHT -
12:00 8) "<>OKIH
12:20 I l MOVIE • • * • "Lenny" ( 197•1
Ovston Hottm1n Valerie
Pe"'"" I hi con1rov1111a1
COmedleO Ind M>Clat com-
mentalor lMny Btuc:e.
11..n 10 apeall ll11 mtnd
lrlH!ly within Ille COl\5·
''''"" of ,,,, ... ' reo••
t y•tem
12.30 IJ MOVIE * • • , Sybol p97 71
Sany F1e1<1 Jo11nne Woo<J-
watd Bued on !he novel
by Flora A11e11 Sch1eib A
yOUnQ woman develot>\ 18
0111erent oersonai11oes as a
1esu11 01 " 1rauma1ic child-
hood ,.uh ,,.,.. tad11toc:
mo1ne1
0 MOVllE
• • Hot110M 0 1 The
S&a I 19721 Ooeumenlary
11]; MOVIE
• •' • C1KO Poke I 197 I)
Gem; Hackman Ktts Kus-
tottenon
12:4S 0 MOV1E
• • Emmanu.lle II T'tie
Joys 01 A Woman ( 19751
Sylvia K11sl81, UmOllrto
Orsino A t>Otaulllul M.KIUC·
tress hv1ng .,.1111 her nus·
banes on rne Far E"I 1nllt·
ares a young woman 1n10
he< coterie of pleasure
seekers
1:00 0 ROCK CONCERT
Cl) MOVIE
• • Oe111n Smites On A
Muroerer 11973> Ewa
Aultn Klaus KonSkt
Qt EVENING AT THE
• IMPRO\/
r-losrs Shoelas and Varnell
C MOVIE
• • • '> M anhallan
f 1979) WOOdy Allen O.ane
K.eaton A pe.gnanr !00" oS
tai..en at lhll aay-10-oay
events on Ille Iola ol a New
York Coty comedy wttter
R
0 MERLE HAOOARO
FESTIVAL
Guests w 1111e Nel!ron.
JOhnny P11ycroec11 Afa.
Dama
1:30'8 MOVIE
• • • Dracut-Has Rosen
From The Grave ( •969)
Cnroslopller Lee Rupert
Oavoes A gorl s arneo.st
boytroend -nd rel1g1ous
urocte 1o•n lorces 10 ~ave
her from Dracula
H MOVIE
• • ·, The Mirror
Crac~ d 119801 f l1zaoeth
Taylor K.1m Nova~ Based
on a story Dy Ag.lllna
Cnnslle A $hange murder
on volvong 11val Hollywood
stars 1a1<es plaGe on an
English village ·PG
S MOVIE
a • FtSIS 01 Fury t 1973l
Bruce Lee M&na Vo A
man1a1 arts e•perr hrods
une>.pecled danger when
"8 goes 10 wor~ on ll Bang:
kok oee 111c1orv R
2-00JfJNEWS
0 MOVIE • * Hopscorcn f 1980)
Waller Mallheu Glen4e
Jackson A torme< 1n1effj.'
• gence ogenr ·~ atdecs oy ~
old flame 1n dOdO•no 1ne
K.GB and Ille CIA who at!!
lryong 10 prevent t11m frOtft
pubf1sn1no nos mem0trs A
2:15 l MOVIE
• • • Morgan' t 19661
VanP$5B Redgr11ve David
Warner A Khozoohrenoc
c.an I accept Ille tacr that •
n1s e• w1tfll is 1emarry1nQ..-
and a11ends r>er wedd•no:
Oressed as a qonlta '•
2:301J 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE
• • Unknown
ness (19731
@l ABCNEWS
...
sm t1 MOV1E
• • • Drums ( 1938)•!
Raymond Masuy Sabu A
young lrodian boy saves a
Brotosl'I regiment trom
being maSS8Cted on India
C MOVIE
• • • 't Wood slock
I 19701 Oocum90tary Many
ol the 100 mus>eat groups
ol the 1a1e 60s petlorm al
tne tamous rock concert
held on Belhel New York
1n 1969
3·1sm MOVIE
• • '> Black Suroday
( 196 ti JOlln Rtchardson
Batbara S1Hle ·
H MOVIE
• • •. Headtn For Broad-
way t 19801 Re~ Smtih,
V1v1an Rell<I Four young,
1atenled 100 scared oer-
t0<me<s 90 IO New York
C•IY 1ryong to make 11 bog tn
snow buSIN!SI PG'
S:30 l S, MOVIE
• • • • Kremer Vs
Kramer·· ( 1g80) Duston
Hollman. M«y1 Streep A
man bett>es wUh Ills H ·
wtle fO< CUSIOdy of lhetr
young son after 11'111 wallcs
Ollt on them PG"
4.'0CI 0 MOVIE
1t e • 1t • Pay<!ay' ( 19731
RIO Tom. Anna Capri A
country and -stern a1nger
N lhleHly makes nos way
to t tardom by manlputat-
•ng and d•acardlng tllose
11rourld lllm .,t,uow
• • ·0u1 01 Season'
t 19751 v-Aeogf•ve
Cli1f Robett90n T-ty
~s •fl• he had .. •""'
With a woman. a man
returnt to en Englllll -· ..0. rMO<'I IO nM9t her
deuQlltet
4:11 e WYAGa TO THE
llOTTOM M TMI 8'A
"G'-1 Of Moby Olclo"
tM(ll MOW * t * "The Long Rldwa"'
( 1980) .i-8N1 StlC)
Keadl. OeYld ano lleith
Carredlroe Tiie Jene
~ YCM"9f gano
..._ e trall of emc>tll<I
Denk•. plut1•ec1 1ta-
~ ..S O..O bod·
lea In "" Walle es !tie OYf·
I.a ride ·~ .,..., IWllll """'4owf• R"
Orango Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Decembor 5, 1981 -
* •
Author won .
two awards
. .
Sunday, Dec. 6
By SYDNEY OMA RR
ARIES fMarch 21 to April 19>:
You make n ght choice. efforts
a re consolid a t e d . you deal
successfu lly wi th Cancer and
C apricor n ind1v1dua ls . Lost
article 1s located. you receive
subs tantial offe r for property.
Intuitive intellect 1s s har ply
honed
TAURUS <April 20-May 20) ·
You'll participate in fra ternal
club or group activity. You
might a ppear before the media.
People want to know what you
conc lude a bout recent events.
You'll have access to backstage
maneuvers a nd confide ntial
information.
GEMINI 1 May 21-June 201 ·
Emphasis on review. revision,
rt•vival and rom ance. Wish
comes true if you adhere to
proven procedures . Leave
experiments for a nother time.
CANCER <June 21-July 22l :
Re view readin g materi a l
Superior IS prepa ring "list or
questions." Mem ber of opposite
~ex aids cause only if you mak'e
request. Don't permit pride to
block progress.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): You're
being "tested... Be diplomatic
despite provocations. Potential
is g r eater t h a n o r ig i na lly
an t ici p a ted. Wha t s eem e d
far away is actually close at
hand.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-SepL 22>:
De f i n e t e rms. i n s i s t on
ex pla na tion of budge t. See
places. people as they are. not
merely as you wish they might
exist. You'll unravel financial
puizle.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>·
People "who count" recognize
your abilities. A ver y special
person compliments you and
means 1t Time is on your side -
you need not rush to conclusions
or decisions
SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov. 21 l:
Some people will be evasive -
know it. mark time and take
notes. You'll have opportunity to
co mpl ete p roject. Friends.
rela t ives are drawn to you with
their problems.
SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec
21 > · E mphasis on pleasure ,
entertainment . speculation and
exciting new contacts. You get
to heart or matters. self-esteem
rises and you no longer are
bound by outmoded procedures.
CAPRICORN <Dec 22-J a n.
191 · Answers to inquiries will be
cl a r ified Accent on safe ty.
ho m e . securit y and family .
Pleasant reunion could highlight
scenano. Obstacle to fulfillment
will be removed
AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 181.
Take s pecial care in traffic
For ces te nd to be sca ttered.
a ura of confusion could exlSt
Y o u 'l l be w ith pleasan t
companions, t her e will be
reason to celebrate and you'll
become more aware of body
image.
PISCES c Feb. 19-March 20):
You recover wh at a pparently
had been lost Contact with
··unorthodox " individual proves
s timulating, fruitful. Check
costs. be aware of budget and
study re<'ent financial offer.
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(Tradtt:>ntll Ep#copal)
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pageams set
"&\NTA'S WORKSHOP" will be from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Shepherd of the HllJs
United Church of Chrlst, 30121 Niguel Road,
Lacuna Niguel. The public is Invited to
participate in the workshop at which children
from age S will make holiday gifts. Ji'or
Information, call 495-1310.
"SHOPPING FOR Your Hanukkah Girts" is
the theme of an auction al 6:30 tonight at
Southcoast Jewish Communities Center, 298 Broadw~y. Laguna Beach. For information. call
497-2070 or 497·2978.
TEMPLE ISAIAH of Newport Beach is
holding a party at 8 tonight at Oakwood
Clubhouse South, 1700 16th St .. Newport Beach.
Tickets are $3 each. For information. call
548-6900 or 545-0046.
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL o.f Christmas is set
for 1: 30 p. m . Sunday at Newport Harbor
Luther an Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newpprt
Beach. The non-denominational program will
feature chu rch and school choirs f rom
throughout the South Coast. Admission is free.
HANDEL'S "CHRISTMAS Messiah" will be
presented at 4 p.m . Sunday by the Choral
Conductors Guild at the First Free Evangelical
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Church of Fullerton, 2801 Brea Blvd., Fullerton.
Th e chor us in cludes church choirs from
throughout Orange County. Soloists include
Karla Kniss of Huntington Beach. Admission is
free.
CHRIST COLLEGE Community Chorale
and Handbell Choir will present Advent Choral
Vespers in concerts at 3 p.m. Sunday at Holy
Cross Lutheran Church, 4321 Cerritos Ave ..
Cypress, and at 7:30 p.m. in Founders Hall,
Christ College, 1530 Concordia, Irvine.
"CAMP POSTON Revisited" is the title or a
talk to be given bylHozo and Fu'Qii Kobayashi at
t he 10 :30 a .m . Sunday meetipg of the
Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Laguna
Beach, 429 Cypress Drive. Laguna Beach. The
pair will share their experiences at a World
War II internment center
A HANUKKAH CARNIVAL will be held
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Temple Beth
David, 6100 Hefley St.. Westminster. For
information, call 892-6623.
A LECTURE on ··unconditional Love and
Forgiveness" will be given by Edith Stauffer at
7: 30 p. m. Monday at Laguna Federal Savings
and Loan. 24301 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna
Hills. The talk is sponsored by the Saddleback
Valley Study Center of the Theosophical Society
in America. For information. call 493·8341.
P U PP ETEE R S from Community
Presbyterian Church . Laguna Beach, will
entertain at the Women's Association Christmas
Luncheon at 12:30 p.m Tuesday at 414 Forest
Ave., Laguna Beach.
THE CRYSTAi. CATHEDRAL in Garden
Grove opens its Christmas pageant, "The Glory
of Christmas -A Living Nativity," on Tuesday.
The massive Christmas pageant. which
includes a cast of 250 performers plus assorte(J
camels, donkeys and sheep; is directed by Bob
Jani, exe<:utive producer for New York City's
Radio City Music Hall. Tickets range from
$10.50 to $12.50 each. Performances Tuesday are
at 6 and 8 p.m. The pageant runs through Dec.
19 with Monday through Friday performances
at 6 and 8 p.m. and matinees at 1 and 3 p.m.
Wednesdays and Fridays. Saturday. Dec. 12
performances will be at 11 :30 a.m .. and 1 :30,
3:30, 5:30 and 8:30 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 19
perform ances are at 11 a .m. and 1, 3. 7 and 9
p.m . Sundey. Dec. 13 performances are at 2. 4
and 7 p.m. For information or reservations, call
971-4014.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 5, 1981 Q ••
MISSIONARIES -Walking near the Mormon Church's Missionary
Training Center in Provo. Utah . are Tom Sardoni I left l and Steve
Waters.
Missiori is mistaken
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SALT LAKE CITY -Traveling tn
pairs, clad in distinctive white shirts
and black ties and wearing their hair
c lose-cropped . young Mormon
missionaries abroad are being
mistaken for CJA officers.
"l was accused of being CIA," said
Floyd Rose, a former missionary in
Spain who is now a s tudent at
chur ch -owned Brigham Young
University. "We were different than
most Americans and some of the
people really believed it.'' He said he
was asked about the CJA al least
once every two weeks.
"P EOPLE WERE always asking
us if we were CIA," agreed Mike
McQuain. another BYU student who
did his missionary work in France.
"People would ask us at doors and
yell 'CIA' at us as we went by."
Jeff Turley said the CIA label was
a standing joke among missionaries
in Peru. For laughs. he said, some of
them would tease the Peruvians by
whipping off a shoe and speaki~
into it, or do the same with a buzzing
digital watch.
The Church of Jesus Christ or
Latter-day Saints, which has more
than 30,000 missionaries worldwide,
denies any connection with the CIA.
but the confusion is understandable
the CIA does some of its most
s uccessful re c ruiting in
predominantly Mormon lltah.
T HI S SU MM E R , the CIA
conducted an experimental radio
advertising campaign in Utah.
Charles Jackson. the CIA's chief
recruiting officer, said "well overlOO
applicants responded to the radio
spots."
Jackson said the agency is looking
for potential overseas case officers,
intelligence analysts, scientists and
computer specialists. The latter two
categories are difficult to recruit
because or competitio n from
industry.
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9:00 & I 0:30 A.M.
''Utah is one of our good sources,"
said Denver CIA recruiter Jack
Hansen, while in Provo to recruit at
BY U.
"A LOT OF PEOPLE here have
I anguage or foreign c ulture
experience," he said. "That's wbat
we look for."
Many young Mormon men spend
two years proselytizing for the
church. Th ose sent to foreign
missions return with foreign
language ability and knowledge or
s pecific countries. BYU records
indicate that about 6,700 people in its
26.000-me mber s tudent body are
former missionaries .
··We 've never herd any trouble
placing anyone who has applied to
the CIA," sajd Or. Gary WtlLiams.
head of the 8 YU As ian Studies
Department. "Every year, they take
a lmost anybody who applies."
.FORMER Mormon ~issionaries
have the three qualities the CIA
wants. foreign language ability.
training in a foreign culture and
former r esidence in a foreign
country, Williams said.
ln addition, he said, "our Mormon
culture has always been more
s upportive of the government than
American culture as a whole.''
In the late 1960s and the 1970s,
Williams said, many universities
took a negative view of the CIA and
other govern ment agencies and
discouraged students from accepting
their jobs. Throughout those
turbulent times, however . the
Mormon Church con tinued to
encourage government service, he
added.
But he also said that many former
BY U students who land jobs with the
CIA become dis illusioned and leave
after about a year. They find they're
·s t u:ck in a Wash ington office
translating newspaper articles when
they bad hoped to go overseas.
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Methodist bishops
push arms curbs I;;
PITTSBURGH CAP) -Adding to a
riiiing tide of church opposition to the
nuclear arms race, the nation's
United Methodist bishops have called
for intensified efforts in that cause,
11aylng:
·'The most crucial Jssue r11c1ng the
people of the earth today is the threat
of nuclear holocaust which would
destroy the created order as we know
it."
Meanwhile, the United Church of
Christ's social-action arm praised
the growing public demonstrations
against nuclear weapons in Europe,
and pledged lo help build a similar
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groundswell for peace in the Unitfl4
States.
The denomination 's rece n~
governing synod call ed f o~.·
"unilateral irutiatives by the U .s,.
toward nuclear disarmament."
The mode r ator of t he Unilefl
Presbyterian Ch urch, t he Rev.,
Robert M. Davidson, sent a meua14
to President Reagan, expreaatn1
hope the current Sovlet·U.S. talks Ul
Geneva would bring "meaninlf\al
reductions" in armaments. 1
Other denominations, includinc
Roman Catholic bishops, ba v•
stepped up their activity in pressina
for arms curbs.
TV newsnian to speak
Robert Pi erpoint slated in Ni guel
CBS diplomatic correspondent
Robert Pierpoint is scheduled to
speak at 7:30 p.m . J an. 3 at Laguna
Niguel Shepherd of the Hills Church.
Pierpoint, who covered the White
House through six presidencies
{Eisenhower through Carter), is
author of "At the White House,"
published by G. P. Putnam's Sons
this fall. •'.
Currently, he covers the State
Departmen t and the Nation al
Security Council for CBS News.
His talk is part of the church's
Community Forum Series which will
present Dr. Lee DuBridJe, U.S'
presidential science adviser and
president emeritus of the California
Institute of Technology, on Jan. 17
and Dr. James Tunney, National
Football League senior referee, on
Feb. 17.
Tickets to each talk are $5 fo't
gen e r al admission a n d $4 ro~"
students and senior citizens. Tickel'a'
can be pur chased by wr ilinf to
Community Forum Ser ies, 3012l
Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. 92677.
'Messiah' to he sung
Handel 's "Messia h " will be
presented by the Palisades Uruted
Methodist Church Chancel Choir at 3
p.m. Sunday in the church at 27002
Camino de Estrella, Capistrano
Beach.
Participating in the concert will be
an organ, piano, string quartet. a
chorus of SO voices and soloists Jean
Boyd, Madalana Gowdy, Susan Lord,
Richard Dastrup and Kenneth Orr.
The event, open to the community.
is free.
A "Sing-a-long Messiah" 1s set for
7:30 p.m . Dec. 20 at t he Crystal
Cathedral.
The congregation will be led in
the singing of Handel's masterpiece
by James Woodward, miruster af
music.
Featured during the program will
be a tree-lighting ceremony in which
more than 24,000 lights decorating •
30-foot tree will be activated.
Instrumentalists who'd like to
participate should call 971-4063 for an
audition.
Pastor, rabbi honored
Pastor Chuck Smith of Calvary
Chapel of Costa Mesa and Rabbi
Halm Asa of Temple Beth Tikvah,
Fullerton, were honored recently by
Magen David Adorn . Israel 's
equivalent of the Red Cros~.
The pair were cited at a recent
interfaith dinner at South Coast
Plaza Hotel for their efforts on behalf
of Magen David Adorn.
More than 650 persons attended the
dinner . which was sponsored by the
Orange County Friends of American
Red Magen David for Israel.
Oass for 3-year-olds due
A new p r eschool class for
3 · year-o lds to meet Monday.
Wednesday and Friday mornings will
begin J an. 4 at Shepherd of Peace
Lutheran Preschool. it has been
announced.
The school, at 18182 Culver Drive,
Irvine. is affiliated with Lutheran
School System of th e Lut her a n·
Church of Missouri Synod.
For more i nformation, call
551·5347.
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Services 8 :30 A.M. & 10 : 15 A .M.
Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Or., Corona del Mar
"THE SANDCASTLE LI FESTYLE"
Tim Timmons speak ing
Cot1Una1a1 SeriH of MessagH F rom Matthew
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Orengo Coast DAILY Pll.OT /Saturday. December 5, , 981
Course aims at nuke war horrors PICTITIOUt 81111NE•
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Amid growing concern over the
Poa8ibility of "the fina l epldemlc,"
ome 11tudcnt.s at Harvard Medkat
$(hool m111y isoon be taltlna a new
cour~e . "'rhc tle111 llh A11pects or
Nuclear War."
The proposed elective course is
plirt ot a growing movement within
the lhtrv111rd ml.-dlcat community lO
protest the escatatinii nuclear a rml'I
race . The school's c urric ulum
committee will vote on the proposal
Monday, and if it approves. t.he
course would begin next semester.
''This ls a sign of the growing
awareness that we are facing lhe
final epidemic -nuclear war," said
J a m es F . Muller. a n assistant
professor of medicine and one of four
faculty members who proposed the
course. "One of the problems is that it's
too horrible to lma1int ," be aaJd.
''One can imagine one burned child,
or perhaps a school or burned
children, but who n n imagine more
than 100.000 burned children?"
The fo ur are m e mbers o r
Physicians for Social Responsibility.
The 7,000.member group, based in
Watert own , is opposed to the
continuing threat of nuclear war.
Or . Herbert L . Abrams , a
professor of radiology, said the
lS·lecture course would focus on
what medic1tl problems surviving
physicians would face fo)lowing a
nuclear war.
They include lhe e ffec ts of
radiation on the body's immune
s ystem and the expected epidemics
of typhoid and other diseases that
would follow the destruction of health
and sanitation facilities.
Af>W ........
rrofessors will &l!!O discuss ttie
Ion" term effects of radiatton,
1ncludlnK in c rcK sed cases of
leukemia and other ca ncers.
At the end of the course, the
1m1tructons would discuss methods of
prevenllnt: a nuc lear holocaust.
Student." would be required to take a
final examinallon or write an essay.
Abrnms believes this is the fi rst
s uch course to be proposed for a
medical school.
"Doctors don 't know that much
about the effects of nuclear war," he
said. "They know this cab kill, but
not many have been exposed to
information about thlngs like blast
and burn injuries."
Doctors, he said, '"look on war as a
matter of 11'8tional policy. But Utis is
the first time they have Deen faced
w it h s uc h a life a n d h eal th
lhreatening possibility.'"
Muller , a cardlolo1i1at, uys the
tourlle represents only ,. small part
of the growing activism at H•rvard
and othe r campuses
"It'll h appening a ll over the
country.'· he said. ·'There hitve been
major medical meeUngs in Chicago.
Los Angt:les, San Francisco and
Wa s hin gton , D .C ., lo e ducate
physicians so they can educate the
public."
Thti 1ttte mpt to reach doctors
lncJuded a two-day seminar that
ended Thursduy on the biological and
psychiatric dangers posed by the
threat of nuclear war. It was
presented by Harvard Med ical
School 's Department of Continuing
Education.
M"ore th an 200 physicians and
psychiatrists from New England
attended the seminar
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BALBOA AAEA lOC:oc;SMIT>i~. 404
Wnlmt"ilet A ... t:i••PO<l bucn. CA
tl..:1
A-11 Oowfuno, IS.lC.0<t•ndt• I.Ir ,
Cot le Mew CA.,.,.
I Ills b<ISi"'"\ h C-U<ltd Oy 41n
lndiYldu.411
AoOert Oownlno
T~I\ Sl•l-1 w•• 11tec1 ••Ill ,..,.
COi.iniy Ct••t. OI Or•l9 Counly on ~1 ,., 1'1111
""-Pul>llWO ()<-Co"'I O•llY PH01.
No•. JI, Dec S, 12. 190 l'ltl 5111-411
f'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS
Tiie rollowl"G "'"'"' e<• .,..,,. ............
l •I CAL I P'Olt~IAtGOl..Oll.t.00
IAX P LANNING SEMIHA•. 1111
CAI.I F t COLO TAX Pl..ANNINC, st: Ml HAM, U'1 Oow Sir ... , !.uile W
... WPOr\ IN.cit, C.A ., ...
•OBERT E COi i;. "11 ht
Het tlot Otlve, H11nlll>Qlon & .. t h. C'.J' ..,..
Tiii• bll•lneu h <-"cte<I b't en 1n
OIYIOU•I
Rooe11 E COi•
Tiii\ ilei.nttl\I w•• l•i.G .. 1111 lllt
Collflly Cl••• 01 Or•no• County on Nov It, ltlll
f't1'1'9
Pub1t.i..<1 0••"91 Co•\! Delly Piiot,
NOv JI, JI, 0.< ), U, 1 .. 1 ICM-411
N~
O•ANOI COUNTY MUIU Clf>AL cou•T
MA•M>lt JUOICIAL 01ST•1cT
..,tJ.....,. .. 81v• .•
.. ....... llMcll, c.i-..i. ·-PLAl NT IFI'
IHTE•HATIONAl BAV CLUllS
INC . d 'Ill• BALBOA BAY CLUB
OEFENOANT
STEPHEN L LUCAj
SUMMONS
CASI: NUM8E R -NOTICE! V-..... --. TIMI
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I TO THE llH PONOENT
Tiie pell._, Ml 111..:1 • peill""' concetl\lllQ .,.-,,,.,,._ II you fell
IO lilt • r~ ,.fltlltt )0 daf\ of -
dale 1"-1 1111\ -I\ \efvect Gii
yo.,, '°"' dleiMlll may be enle<"" end
lllt <outt mo enter • f\IOt menl tonle1"1"41 IRIUllCll .. O< Olhff .......
<011cetttln9 dlvl1IG11 of p t•tNrlf,
,_._, -1. Utll<t '"''°""· cltlld
w ppor1 •11.,,,.y '"'· <oll~ -....:11 Olllef teliel ~ _, be ........ by -
cour1 Tne eernltlltNtt1 01 ••11.s.
l•kl"9 of ,._,.y ot p._r1Y. Ot Olt.t
COWrl elllllOo'I,_, ptO<-•AQ!I m.y •I'°
'""" O•llHI A"9 12, '"' Leo A Btentll c,.,,
lly.i.ennl,.G•tn
°"""'' P\lbll-Or-C.0.st O•lly Pllol.
HO• JI. Do< ). 11, It. 19'1 S21WI
necedo lnmtdl•t•mentf , de "''• -------------m•nrr•, w ,..,..,.,,. •~dt., \I n•v ••gvn•. pu•ctt ,., reo,•tr•d• •
llempo. --------------
1 TO THE OEFENOANT A <o•lt SUf'E•IOll C~•T 01' THE com pl•lnt no been "led by lh• STATE Of' UL.lf'OllNIA
Pl<tonllll •Qaln•I yow II VOu wf\n to OllANGE COUNTY
0.fl!fld 1'11\ '""""'"• yow mu•I, .. 11111n JUDICIAL DIST•ICl'
JI d•Y• •lier 11111 \utl\motl\ I\ w r•ed 1• Glvl< C-ter ~Ive W"I
on YOU .•••• """" '"" COUii • wrlU•n -. A .... u 911tl ropon .. lo lht Comc>l•lnl UnfH\ you Pl•onlill
Ot<tm-~. 1~1 • ~JI 1-411 do so, yovr dt'leull wlll be Mle ... o on c AOCK ER I"" T IOHAL B ... N~.
<lolnQ •PPllt•HOtl DI 1"4' Pl•o,.1111, .,.., 11111 a nellonel -1"11 a~l•llon
<our I rn ay Mier • IUOllmenl av"'"'' O.l•nd.tnl
NAME STATEMENT
Tiie lollowt"G Ptt\011$ •t• .,..,1 .. euu
TOM RAE HAIASTYLES. 711 E
11111 Slreirl, CO.la-... C/4 '101
f'ICTITIOUS 8USINIH
NAME STATUUNT
Tiie lollowln9 pe11on " do1n9 "'"',."es A l RA I NBOW M I N ING
COMPANY. 81 RAINBOW MINING
CO 11·1. Cl RAINBOW M INING CO
ll·J, 1'W -..,.1, Pteu, Su•lt 100.
H•wll0r1 BMcll, C• nw
Wllli.m E ~. 1"0 Welte<I~
P l.ce, W le ICIO. ~rt Be.ell. C•
'1•21
Tiii• bU\ineu h cono..c1ec1 by •
llmlttcl pertnennlp
William E Setldoft
lllll •I.It-I .. ~ lilecl wllll IN
Cou,.ly c i.rk ol Ot•n9e County .,..
O.om.,.,1,1•1
l'1nn 1 Puo111,.., Or-Coot Delly Pt101 ~ 5. 17. tt. lt. 1911 U ll-411
STATEMENT 01' WITMD•AWAL
fl•OM f>A•TNE•SHIJ>
on•ATING UNOE• l'ICTITIOUI 8USINEH NAME
TM lolio.ri"ll PH\On ,.., •llllOt•"""
., e 9tn•r•t pertnf'r fro m the
P•rlnet1lllp o perallnQ "nder 111•
lie 11110 .. 1 t>u•l ne" n•m • 01
FIOUCIARY TAX SEAi/iCE et UO
HtwPotl Blvd , Newport Be.Kii, CA .,..,
Tiie llc1111ou• bullneu "•m•
1t•t•menl IOt lht partner\tllp wu lllecl
°" O.t e..-r i., 19'0 on IM COi.iniy ol
0r ... , •.
Tiie lull n.nw ...a •ddt•" of Ille
perso" willldrewt"O " ROBE AT
l orn Gola. •HI All• Ori ...
Hu,.llnqton Be.ell. CA '1~
Mtl11t1lt C..11, U. C•l•lln• ~l•ffl. Hew part BN<'ll. c .. 'l?kl
Tiii• OU\llWU h tond\ltled by •
~ .... , •• _,..,.,.,..p
MelllflttL C.11
fllli sl•ltn'Wnl ••• IHl!CI •1111 1"4'
County Cletk of 0<•"9" County on
l'lovem bet 1). 1•1
"'' Pubh lhed Or-CO.>I 041111' Pltot
Nov 1'. 11. 11. 0e<. 5, l"I •-
ALISON HI LL. 111 Lido P•r• Orl••,1-------------
H••PG•t Bffcll. CA 9''4J "CTITIOUS auStNEU
A-rt Alison Hiii NAME STATEMENT
111 L-P•r-Otl"" Tllo IOllOWlflQ H••on• .,. Ooong
Newport B .. <11. CA., .. ) """"'" H 111nne AILEY E~ICK.SON NO 1, 5015
PuOh\llt<I Or-c o .. 1 O•••v Pllol BttCll Stretl , H•wporl Boatn,
Ho•.''· fl. 21. De< 5 1"1 •9'1-411 C•l•lo•"'• 9'MO
yo11 lot .,. rwllel d•tna-In ,,,. WILLIAMW Ml ICHELL
cornpl•int. •n•cll to11td re\ull In J AN E T MITCl-IEllend
v•r nosllm•nl ol ••go I•• tnQ 01 DOE 1 INOUQll DOE 10
money or prooerty or oth•r rel1•t i"" lu\IW,
roquelled on 1,... tomPI•'"' SUMMONS
D•led A-•I 24, 1'111 C.. ..__ JUWJ
J ~le<wt1. NOTICE! y.., ..... -,-. Tiie
Clet11 <-' ,...y -----wl-8v Se•• Ha1..._ Y"'' .,.. .. _, -.a -,......,. T"OMA~YKEEf'E, INC wltlll11 JI .. Y'-R-.. i--·-
UU N .......... ,, s..tte-NI~ ... •Ill .. -lltlt .. .,k t et M ;:~,'~1~:t~·::w .. 1n. •It• .. , ...... -· -......... •• 11re_.1, .. l .. t , ... , wrlttH P.,bU\MG Or-Coe\I O•oty P1101. ,._, H ....,, ""'' .. ,._.,. til-.
NO• h , 21. 21, 0.. \ 1 .. 1 4"'1311 AVl$01 U-... if-. ..... -.. ,
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El trl-_.. -Wlr <-I U•. PlltJC ll11C( •I• ....... <I• • me11es , ... u•.
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T H IS NOTICE H"!> B E E N SI U•IM-Mlkiwet c .........
A M E H 0 E 0 ro A E F L E c T A ............... i. _ .. , -·· DECEMBER I. 1 .. 1 BIO OPENING fta<etle l11me.i•tame111e. •• ute
0 ... TE ,.,. ....... W r~• "'tit.I, sl .. ,
AMENDED I •l91H1a. _.. -r-.IOrMe a tiem119,
NOTICE INVITING llOS
RARE COGNAC -Mi chael Golds tein. New York City dealer,
dis plays century-old cognac an a hand -cut crystal decanter. for a n
advertising campaign by Chateau Du Vin. The s pirit is priced at
$3, 750 a bottle an,d may be regarded a s a work of art or just a fine
drink.
NOTICE INVITING a1os
a10 ITEM NO. I.JI
NOT ICE IS HE REBY GIVEN tl\llt
Maled ~tis •Ill t:>t 1ec.e1¥t<1 by
TM City of C.O.w Mew. lo wlL Tiie
City Council, P 0 Bo• 1200. Coll•
Mew. C.llt0<nl• t1Ul, "" °' be1or• Ill• hour Of II 00 e.m. on Frid•y,
O..omber 11, 1'191. II s/1111 be the
PUIUC llTICE
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
NAM£ STATlMf.NT
·Tit• lollow1n9 Pt••on •\ 001n9
busln•1.1 as
J•mn Pa1r10 Alie~. 1'2U Nte\41
Drive VIII• P•rk. C.lllor,.la ., .. ,
Auddtll Rl,Mtd Et10son, 11151
Ch•r1or Rcwct. 11111• P•rk, C•ttlotnt• ., .. ,
Tnl• l>11•IMn " condut ltd t>y a
o•nete 1 per1 .. r\l\1p
J P•lt I<~ Rltev
Tiii\ .... .,,_, ••• fjffd Willl Ille
Cout11Y Cler• ol Or•n90 County on Otlo~r IS. lttl
RECEIPT 01' PROPOSALS S.".OI I TO !HE OEFENOANT A CIYll
propowf\ will i. rtr<•••ecl by llW C11v compla•M "•• b••n 111•0 by 111•
01 lf•I,.. °"""9r al 1i. work, '" It. Pl•lnlltt -•n\I you It vo .. '""" 10 office of Ille Coty Clerk. ioc •Itel •• OelenO 11111 l•w•uol. you rnu•I. within
11100 Ja mbo t•• Ro ad lr•lne. It cl•Yl etter '"'' "'"'"'°"' 11 ''""'Id (~UlfOrnt• 9211.t U1'11t 1 00 p m On! on VOU, fllf' With ftU\ (O\lrt • ""r1tt.,,
O..cemti.< 2. 1'91 le>< Jhe con•lrucllon thpon\e lo lrw compl•l"I Unltt• yow
of W•lnut A¥entA' l"'-ilt• ot trw •or• 00 "°· 1our Otf.tut1 wtll DP •mt•red on
11 toc:•lecl on Wolnvl Av..,..., be"""" •ppllceuon al 1ne "'"ntlll. .,.., '"'' IC•,.n SlrHl •no JeHr•y Ro...s. tour! m•y enltt • 1uc1Qmen1 ·~•n•I
Catalog shocks Midwest
rt-\lbHlly ol Ille bfdoH lo 0.11.,er
llli bid to It. Clly Cletk 'Olllce ov t1w
proper -..Ced tome BIO• •ill be
publlcly -...o read eloud •I
II 00 e .m .. 0t es ....,,, 1r.reel1t1 e1
PtKll<•bl•, on FrldeY. Otr<ember II,
1 .. 1. 111 tM Council O....-t1. City
H•U, 11 F~lr Or~v•, Co-tt• Mesa.
C•tlfornl •, for t he furf"llt-1\&ng ot
LABOR AHO EQUIP M EN T TO
D E M OLISH , REMOVE . A N O
OISP O SE O F VAR IO US
STRUCTURES WITHIN THE CITY
OF COSTA MESA
Store's customers complain of racy.ads
MINNEAPOLIS CAP) -AJthough
New York City phot ographe rs
retouched pictures of female models
in the Christmas catalog of a proper
Minneapolis department store, they
didn't retouch them enough, one
store official says.
J ohn Pellegre ne , senior vice
president of marketing for Dayton's
department store, said racier E ast
Coast standards a re to blame for four
pages or models wearing s heer.
intimate apparel that leave Little to
the imagination.
He said he has fielded some 50
complaints since the 68-page cataJog
began arr iving in the homes of
Dayton's customers.
When initial composites of the
catalog pages were delivered from
New York several weeks ago,
Dayton's officials found the layout of
sheer apparel too revealing, so they
asked for. and got , some retouching.
By lhe time offi cials in Dayton's
corporate offices in Minneapolis got
a look at the retouched photographs
-still showing plenty by Midwest
standards -the press run of"4s6'.ooo
copies had been completed and the
catalogs were in the m ail.
"They did retouch the pictures."
Pelle~rene said. ·"The guy watching
the presses thought it was fine ...
DaytOo's would not have done it. The
judgment on that thing was on Eas1
Coas t standards."
Addillonel MU Of uw ~1l1<ettons
me, be ollUllWd •1 ,,. Otto<• of 11\e
PurcltH 1"9 Age .. 1. 11 F•lt Oriff.
CCKle Mew_ C•llfWnt• 8118 ""'4Jld be
rel\lrnecl IO tM etl«nllon DI Ille City
Clerk. "''"'n wld lime llmll. on •
Heltd e<>••IOC>t . 10.nllled on Ille
ouwa. w1111 ._ BIO 11em H""''-' •no
1t. Openif'l9 O.tt
Each bid SIWlll •PKllV ee<ll """ evtry llem •• UI Iott~ on Ille
"'9<ill<aliom Any -all n ctpUon•
10 , ... IPKllloll .... miAI ... CIHtl•
slelt<I '" It. bid. Ind 1•11\ltP 10 Wl 10<'111 •ny lltm on ti.. -'"'c•1tOt1s
Sl•ell l>t 9'ouncts IOt rt1K1lon ol It. bid
E•cll blcl \l\all Ml lorlll ttw 1 .. 11 names ..a ,..._ .. o! all s-non•
•ncl parties 1n1e.-..1tc1 In It. P'OPOWI
II llW bid IS bY a CO.-Potellon. 1tete 1 ....
nemH of the oHictrs -un 119' en •O•ffment on betwll ol llw corpOtellon
•nd wMii..r "-• lflen one Giiiett
m11H soo n II lllt b to 11 by • i;'ij;'j~;it;"";;:;iii:==;;;:.--------------l --------------~rtnerlNp 0t • '°'"' wnlur•. s~tt NllJC •TICE Ille nemn --n'" of •II 9e..,.,., IUTH 11,1£11 ~rt,.,. -IOlnl .. nlure" II the
" bldO•r t\ • tot• 0'0Prte,orsf'u p or l'ICTITIOUS 8USINE.tl •110111.r enltly 11\al doe1 b\llon•u
NAME STATEMINT under a fk'tltlous ,..,,,., t1w ~ sNlll
HENRIOT llennot lluntington Bea <.'h.
..,.!~'.°'1-1,.. s-rson II dof"ll M l-be In It. rMI .....,.. ol u... -wllll
81JSH STREET PARTNERSHIP. • CIHlllNllion lol-1"11-"'9 ""OBA
llOI Oo•e, .o 210. Newpon B••<n. 1111• llcllllous n•mel "". provided.
C.••llorn,. '11MO however. no llctol!Ou$ name s~ll be B A R R Y W I L I. I A :\1 Ca sister Mt<.'hclc F ntzle r,
HE:-.IRIOT. a~e 2S ~ear' a ll 1l l sbo r o . O r egon.
res ident of ll un t 1n 1:ton i;:r andmuthcr Alice Barr.\.
Beach. Ca Pa:-.:-.ed a~ a~ lluntmj!ton Be ach. Ca ~met
sudden ly on Dc<.'e m bcr I unde Jame!> Barr). Co:-.ta
1981 at Hoaf.( llo:-.p1tal. :\le'ia. Ca lie was a mem ber
Newpol"\ Bca<.'h. Ca lie t'I of l'alvan Chapel. l"o::.ta
s urvived b} ht:-. mother Jnd :\I cc;a t'a Hun al will he al
fathe r ;\lfreri a nd Rut h :-.ca hy the :"l•ptune Soc1el~
McCOIMtCIC MOITUAlllS
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768·0933
••n<lell Eu9e11e Trlt>olel. 11 ""d ""'•ss '""'• h • current He~ll .... lrvme, Cell10r111e'111• teQIUt•llon will! ,,.. Or-Co\lnty
Tiiis builntn 11 conduCle<I Oy • Recorder tn UM ol <.orporetlOt11,
limited partMn l>lp Include It. ,..,,_ Of 1i.. Prfll-.1.
A•noell E lroDlet S.Ct .. •ry, T'°"""'"'· -""-9fr .
Thll tlalt,.,.,.t _, lllecl wlltl It. Tiie Cll'( C:O-Cll of 9-Cll"f of Cmw
C:O..nly Cl•r' of Oret19e County on ~ rewnott llW rltftl lo re1ec:1 .,.,
No .. m41er It. 1 .. 1 or ell bid\.
1'17U9' OATEO O.C-r2.1•1
Publlllte<I o ...... CoHI 0.lly PllOI, Publl-Or-eo.~1 Delly Pilot, Nov. 21, 11, 0.c. S, 12, 1 .. 1 5051-01 0.cem-S.1 .. 1 fnHI
r's Wicker
WICKER & RATTAN San Juan Capistrano
495-1776 Furniture and Accessories
HAl80I LAW,..._MT. OLIVE
Morluary •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
,..c1•on•s
-.L•OADWAY
MOttTUAIY
t 10 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
IA&.T'l -GHOM
iMTH lo TVYHelL
WISTCUff CHAP'll
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
846-9371 --·-
,_CllaOn.IS
SMmtS' NOITVAIY
627 Main SI
..._,nhngton 8e11eh
536-6639
~ ---
./
<>PIN IVDY DAY
It A.M. •I P.M. a.-.....,
l'OAAEST Art .. w1111119 S.r•oct,
l'OAAEST AS-••I~•. U.S l'le,.pot1
Blvd . Wiie 101. NPWpo•t B .. <11. CA ., .. ,
Forrttl A M<Cui\IOn 104 S.•
C.ov• L.,.., CO\le -... CA tl'71
1'11Jt24
P11btollW<I Or•noo Coe•• Oaoly P1to1.
.. olr U. JI 71. Dec 5 lttl •'ltl .. 1
OESC.A IPTION OF WO AK ~o" lor lht ,,,, .. <l<'m•l'Oecl on ,,...
Ttu1 bus.in•·u '' <onau<ted bv •n ·---------......,---
L•nOM.ilP6nQ .• trr~t.on. trHS.. wct1on tompl•lnt, .wn lth coulO r•\ull lri
ot curb & outter 1n the medl1n of Q•rn1,hmt n\ of ••0•' ••~•no ot
W•l nut e nd •"SO<t•t•O w o r._ mont1 or O<OOtt1'( or ot,,.r tth~t
ENGINEER'S ESTl'°""TE $511.000.00 IO<lllt'\ll!CI in l..,.ComP'••nl
lndl•ld,,.I
l'O<"'il A llo\CCU"IOtl
T111s •l•t-nl w•• ltled "''" Ille Counry C••,.• o• Or•noe Counh °"' Novembet' 11 1''1
NU •TU OPENING OF PAOPO!>ALS T..,. D•1rc1 AUQ 11 "" -------------1 P«<>POWI• Wiii I» pwl)lt<ly.,.,....., •nd l.ff. Brencll
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
MAMIE STATEMENT
reed el 7 CIO p m on 1111111 •I It. Co~l •bo•• .._11.,,..., oHoe,e DI the o....,., Jt!N\y " MotHIO
fl11W11 Tne ,..,.,.. al It.""''"'"''"
0 B T A I H I H G C 0 H T A A C f °"""'
DOCUMENTS The -.:oliUI-> ere V~lla & ..._ Publl11Wd Orange Co.9\I 0.lly Polol SECURITY ALERT )51)1 Beach •nltlled W•lnul Annu• M•<1le n •-rt L. Fn-
Nov u. 21. 11. Otr< 5. ,._, ••1M1 Ao•ct """"''-&.ec11. ca111orn•• L • 11 o s c • p 1 " o P 1 • n , • " e1 ... s. .. oi Olltt S4r .. 1
f'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tt'U· toltowlrui Pf ''on i\ ootftQ
bUSlo>eUU
INVESTORS MOTEL SAi.ES, IJD1
Oovt SI • !>uole 400 Newport BHt ll
C• t1MO H,1 JOHNSON. IS.I lndU\. S.nl•
Ana. Ca '1101
Tiii\ ""''""" " conouctecl bv en in(llYid11al
H I Jonn-
Tllll sl•temenl wa~ llltcl wllll llW
c o .. nly Ci•<' OI Oranoe County on
Novtmt:>tr U. 1•1
fll1Me'
Publlshed Orlln9P Co"'I Oally Pllo
Nov u , 11. 11. Oec: S, 1'1111 4'S4 I
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Th• lollowln9 perso" " do1n9
OUitfleU ,ej
STEEPLECHA!>E ENTE APAISES,
.... AIQflt , H\IM1n91on Btetll,
C•lltorNa 'l7-
Joftn M Buc•lev, •••• Ar9yle H\lnllr>Q1on _,, C.tolot"•• .,_
Tllll b\ISltlft\ ,, C-UClt<I l>Y en
oftCllvld,..I.
JOIVI M Buckley
Tiii\ st*...-1 w~ ltled wolll Ille
County Cter• ol °'""et Co....,ly on
NO• ll, 1 .. 1
1'11W4
Publl\IWd Or-C.0.t1 Dally PtlOI.
Nov 21. OK S. U, lt0 1"1 U ll-411
f'ICTITIOUS 8USINES NAME STATEMENT
Tl• IOll-1"41 perM>n ll dofnQ busl·
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Maenolle, Fo .. 11teln Vallty. C.lllofnla '170I
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RADIOACTIVE BEAGLE A University ()f
Uta h technician examines a beagle tnJCcted
with plutonium in ::I s tu dy or
radiation-produced cancer.
Beagles used
in nuke test
SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-Beagles injected
with plutonium that often dooms them with cancer
are being used to predict human tolerance to the
radioactive s ubstance.
Scientists at the University of Utah Medical
Center use a colony of 6SO yapping, friendly
beagles in a 31 -year-old test program because they
are good-natured and because of similarities in the
composition of their bones to human bones.
T hey say the project has saved at least one
human life -that of a worker at a nuclear power
plant.
Ed Wrenn. a professor of radiobiology, said
the efrect of high exposure to plutonium is most
often manifested as bone cancer. When they are
about 2 years old. the rlog:. are injected with a low
level of either radium or plutonium.
By compa ring the effects of radium and
plutonium on the animals with the known effects of
radium in humans. scientists are trying to predict
the levels of plutonium that can produce cancer in
people.
M·ost of the animals develop bone cancer. Glen
Taylor. a stafr"veterinarian who has been witn the
pr oject for more than 20 years, said the dogs are
put to sleep when their pain becomes apparent.
.. We can't ask a dog 1f 1t hurts, but there are
certain signs that are unmistakable, and when we
see them we put the dogs to sleep.·· Taylor said
"We don't aJ low them to suffer. You get attached
to the animals somewhat. Some of the dogs have
been in the colony for 12 or 14 years."
Scientists want to know more about plutonium
beca use it is a primary fuel in breeder-reactor
power plants, Wrenn said A breeder prodttt:es
more fissionable material than it consumes.
'"What we're try ing to do. is make
recommendations that will prevent people from
getting cancer ," s aid Charles May, a s~aff
veterinarian who has worked on the beagle project
26 years.
• · U the breeder reactors are going In. one of
the questions will be 'how toxic are the products of
it' and you ought to have the answers before you
make that decision," he said.
tn the course of their studies at Utah and other
laborat.ories. researchers learned the chemical
agent DPTA could be used to remove radioactive
materiaJs from internal body organs.
The method was tested on the beagles and
used five years ago to save the life of a worker at a
Hanford, Wash. reactor who was ex1;><>sed to a high
level of americium. a radioactive s ubstance
similar to plutonium.
May said particles of americium were blown
into the m an's s kin and entered the bloodstream.
"Without treatment he probably would have
died within two months," May said. "He is at this
moment alive and free of cancer .. ·
The beagles live on heated floors in clean,
bright ke nnels that include fenced·1.n runs,
allowing the anim als to get out in sunlight and
fresh air.
Taylor said the average age of beagles in th.e
colony is about 14. The cancer usually doesn t
appear until they are about 12.
Change 'Phone hikes
of name in the offing
sought llyTHOMAS D. ELIAS
· 811.rely u week after winninf( a record $610
m1ll1on annui.I rttte increase, Cullfurnla's laraest
klephone com1nmy was back before the stat~
Public Utmties Commi11sion asking for $260 m iJlion
more
NEWARK, NJ lAP)
A 41-yt.!ar·old woman
who says she 1s tired of
having part of h~r name
linked to a man wants to
be known as Ourilyn and
nothing but Oarilyn.
Fran.k Capece. an aide
in the Secretary of
State's offi ce, said the
woman's request to be
legally known by onJy
her first name was the
only petition of its kind
that he knew of in s tate
history.
Hunterdon County
Superior Court Judge
Louis M i ll er 1 s
scheduled to ruJe on the
name change reques t
Dec. 18.
The change is being
sought by a Flemington
woman Who was born
Darilyn Zieg. and who
was married to Albert
Fisher before her recent
wedding t o Galen
Preble.
She says she doesn 't
want to be known by her
father 's last name or by
the last name of either
of he r husbands.
'"I'm tired of having
everybody e lse's name.
I don't want to be known
as Mrs anything." she
said.
Under common law, a
person may use any
name, provided there is
no attempt to defraud or
evade legal or financial
obligations. But a court
order is necessary to
alter most government
records.
Darlly n sai d h e r
father's name no longer
had personal
significance b ecause
"females grow up with
the idea that their last
names a r en 't
permanent."
"My whole identity is
tied up with my fi rs t
na me," she said. adding
that her mother m ade
up the unusual name.
"If I were a Mary or a
Susan . maybe I wouldn't
feel this way." she said
Dar1ly n sa id s he
moved to F lemington
from Long Is land 20
year s ago to leach
elem entary school. but
quit after three -years to
raise her four children.
now aged 11 to 17
She now spends much
of her t ime writing
children's poetry and
working at her
husband's locks mith
busi n ess and as a n
amateur photographer.
Big price
for spoon
LONDON IAPl A
Pac1nl' Telephone will apparently get all it
asked und the state's smaller phone companies
cun also expect 1timilar increases.
Behind the rate hikes is an accounting change
ordered this year by the Federal Communications
Com muision. T hey will mean more money in
phone company coffers, but won't change the
utilities· profit statements one penny.
The latest price jump will be used to pay for
new service installations that have previously
been <'Onsidered capital investments and paid off
over 10 years. Now new installations will be called
operating expenses and must be paid for right
away
What's next?
"There will be no major new rate increase
application unUI 1983 or early 1984," says Douglas
Cambem, a Pacific Telephone vice president
But in the next breath Cambern concedes his
company may soon ask for another ·•minor" rate
hike to compensate for another federal rule
change
The FCC has told phone companies to act as if
all new equipment will last onJy five years, instead
of the usual 10 or 20. That gives ut1bties like
Clllf DRiii fl COS
Pacific and General Telephone a huge tax
deduction, saving them millions of dollars each
year in income t axes.
Will this save customers any money? Not at
all in fact. 1t will cost them. For depreciation on
equipment is conside red an expense. And phone
customers reimburse the companies for all their
expenses. Faster de~reciation will therefore mean
another rate increase.
Pacific isn't ready to say when it will apply for
that hike or how much it will ask.
But the best guess is that it will seek another
$100 million. with sm aller firms like General and
Continental Telephone asking smaller amounts.
If Pacific wins that increase, too, it will have
gained more than $360 mil.lion in revenues since
August's $610 millit>n rate bike, but company
books will show not one penny more profit. Yet
customers will be paying almost SI billion a year
more than before last summer
And the actuaJ benefit to the companies will be
much more. For at the same time, they're getting
the new and higher rates, they also enjoy new tax
benefits.
"'They m a ke money two ways on these
changes without passing anything along l o
customers." complains Leonard Snaider, a deputy
San Francisco city attorney who won S500 million
in phone refunds for California cons umers two
yea rs ago. "None of these so-called expenses
at'tually costs them a penny in cash, but they can
act as if lhey·re spending much more."
Cambem disagrees. claiming the new rules
s imply rcco~nize the speed of technological
advances
"If we are obsoleting equipment faster. we
should write it oH faster." he says. "As for the
installation charges. it ·s part of a move lo have
those who use a service actually pay for it ·•
But even Pacific concedes that "o consumer
will get any immediate benefit from the acounting changes.
"'These filings do translate to higher rates."
Cambern said. "'In that way. it's a burden for our
customers "
Why . then . does the Public Utilit ies
Commission a llow the rate hikes ·to follow each
other so swiftly'!
Partly. it's because federal laws over the last
five years have gradually taken control of utilities
out of the state's hands.
And partly it's because the P UC is convinced
the utilities h eed more money to survive. But
whatever the reason, consumers can realistically
expect to see ever-higher bills for -at best -the
same levels of service.
f Ella.' is a columnist based 111 Sarita Mon1ca1
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in P1lls bUl'fi!h
Noi,se suit
pondered
by court
S AN FRAN C ISCO
I APJ The California
Supreme Court said it
wi ll decide whether
homeowne rs can file
s u i l for tre spassing
where extens ive noise
from a factory
interferes with the u~e
<1nd enjoyment of their
property
Voting lo grnnt the
hearing lo E II. Wilson
of Lodi and 21 others
who live In 14 homEs
near a steel fabricating
plant we re Chief J ustice
Rose Bird and Justices
Mathew Tobriner,
Stanley Mos k and Frank
Ric hardson
The uct1o n wa s
brought against Inter
Lake Steel Co and Lodi
Fabrication Industries.
makers or heavy steel
s he lving. It claimed the
o bject ionable noises
came during late night
and early mornin g hours
from s h ea ring
machine s. pun c h
presses, lift forks. metal
droppin g and
lo udspeakers.
The plaintiffs filed suit
in 1974 on the bai;is of
nuisance laws lo restrict
the amount of noise
emitted from the plant
between 10 p m and 7
a m But the trial court
denied an injunction .
M eant1 me , the
trespass action was filed
Jan 24, 1975. Last ~pt
20. the appellate court
said there was no actual
dam a~e because noise
waves which are merely
bothersome and not
damaging , do not
constJtute tres pass and
mus t be dealt with as a
nuis ance
Tax reduced
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Atlas Hotels has won a
court order cutting from
8 percent to 6 percent
the c1tv room tax levied
on tourists in San Diego.
single silver teaspoon.
five centuries old, was
sold in London for a
record price of $17.480.
Sotheby's auctioneers
said
The price r esulted
from the antiquity and
r ar ity of the hallmark
o n the spoon . which
I ndicated it was
fashioned a round 1465 -
during the reign of King
Edward IV, the earliest
cycle of date letters on
English silver.
Offshore drilling jobs
Hallmark s were
impressed on the spoons
lo g uarantee p recious
metal content.
Workers paid well but job dangerous
By JOYCE L . KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: CouJd you give me
information on where I could le an
offs hore drilling? I hear It pays
pretty we ll. What are th e
requirements?'
-D.J .P., New Albany, Ind.
CAREERS
earning upwards or $40.000
M ost w orkers get free
transportation home and back
between stints and free room and
boa rd while they work
Bed sheets popular
Can you work in uncertain waters
seven days a week. 12 hours a day
lifting, climbin g, s tooping and
haodllng dirty, oily and often heavy
e quipment ? If so. h e re's your
chance.
In their fra ntic search for new
wells of gas a n d oil, drilling
companies are expanding operations
and employee rolls. Since beginners
learn the work on the job, they don't
need prior t raining or even a high
school diploma However. some
e mployers ex p ec t a yea r 's
expe rience on a la nd rig.
Second, the thrill of taking risks.
punis hing musc les. wi elding
machines and being there when oil or
gas is struck lures many to the
desolate, wind-whipped rigs.
You can apply for jobs at offshore
contracting companies -they're
concentrated in the s t ates of
Lo uisiana, Oklahoma and Texas with
di visions of a fe w companies
scatte red in other states.
Stamp savers list preferences
ORLANDO, Fla. <AP> -People
who save trading stamps may have
dreams ol cashing them in for a
43-fool racing yacht, a Cull-length
Norwegi a n blue fox fur or a
thoroughbred racehorse.
But when trade-in lime comes,
what stamp-savers really want are
bed ,beets.
The most popular items for stamp
redeemers nationwide ar e sheets,
with toasters and steam irons close
behind, said Bill Penwell. president
of Sperry and Hutchinson Co.. the
Green Stamp company.
Other highly popular items are
casaette players. food proces!IOrs and
radios, he said.
Mild.red Newsome. manager or a
FTC ·probe eod8
WASHINGTON <AP) The
federal Trade Commission has
ended a 6-year-long probe into
pricing pra~tices in the women's and.I
children's apparel industry. The
a1ency said that stnce the
lDvesligaUon be1an ll has noted a
decline i.n resale price maintenance,
a practice lo wbicb manufacturers
take aanctlona •la.inst retailers who
aell tbftr produeu at diacount prices.
stamp center in Orlando. agrees.
"They (customers) get a lot of pots
and pans. those little griddles.
toasters. mixers and can openers ...
she said.
T he household items are a bit
cheaper, stamp-wise, tha n the luxury
items. It takes 150,000 books to get
that racing yacht. The racehorse
goes for 33,333. with the fur coat a
mere 1.900.
But clever shoppers can also be
efficient stamp-savers.
An Orlando car dealer offers up to
60,000 stamps with the purchase or a
new car. T hat's 35 books o( stamps
per vehicle.
"A lot or people sell Fords . But my
Fords come with Green Stamps,"
says Stan Walvick. general mana1er
of Sun St.ate Ford.
Line to be fixed
SALT LAKE CITY CAPJ -Unlon
Pacific Raitroad omciala have
announced an S8 million project to
straighten a light 10-degree curve ln
the line betw~n Salt Lake City and
Las Vegas. The six-mile pro1«t will
bypass t.be curve. permitUn1 trains
to move raster on UP 's line lo
Southern California.
'
Before you decide, weigh the
dangers of the work.
For example. hurricane winds in
the North Sea overturned a rig in
March or las t year. killing more than
LOO workers. In the same month, a
rig exploded in the Gulf of Me~tico
killing six workers. Short of such
total disasters. workers can fall otr
catwalks and moving equipment can
smash toes. fingers aod bodies.
Why work on a drilling rig at au?
First, pay is good. Roughnecks -
beginners who guide the lower e nd of
the drilling pipe into the well opening
-are earning about '24.000 a year.
Crane operators are pulling about
'27,000. The boss. or tool pusher. is
Typhoid lialted
ATLANTA <AP> -The nation's
wors t outbreak of typhoid ff:ver SlDCe
1973 la over because investi1aton
traced lhe lnfecUon to a tortilla mill
in San Antonio, Texas, the national
Centers fot Disease Control said. Tbt
disease struck 75 Hiapan.ic-people
before the l lJMNH outbre~ ended.
Look for their nam es in the
Wo rldwide Directory of Offshore
Co ntra c tors a nd Equipment c Pen Well Publis hing Co.. 1421 So.
She riden Road. Tulsa, Okla.>
Also check the yellow pages of
phone directories in Southwest cities
a long the Gulf Coast and look
t hrough such trade journals as
Offshore Drilling, or Oil and Gas
J ournal.
Turnover is high in offs hore
drilling; those who stick with it are a
tough breed.
On the li ght side. with little to
e ntertain the crew for weeks at a
lime. workers tend to pile the plate
too high at me'il1 time.
As one e mployee said in an
interview for Sm ithsonian magazine,
"A man has to watch what he eats
out there or he's gonna look like a
wine barrel with the staves kicked
out ."
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The rnarke tplace on th e Onmye Coas t 642 -5678
M ed1a11 mroffw of l>ai ly Pilot families
exceeds $34.000 a year . Your ad reaahes
the county's most alfl'uent tJu111ng au·
drence
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NDI> OPPOITUHITT! ;:"~ ~~b~~e~~P~~~Y b~
yean old. Owners unit :ii: has 3 Bdrm. 3 bath. 3
1D1s decks. skylight s, : bumed ceilin&S and 3 -car ga rage " Owne r : financing available -.s ' II -----em .,. --~ .,
-'7~3411 =1-------1 -----WTSIDE PATIO HOME
A serarate home on smal lot. 3 Bdrm , 2 bath , brick fireplace,
1D10 super private and clean. ,.. Owner will help finance.
: $139 ,500. Call now.
-S.ll71 5fii!fitlt
:::,-... --...... --:: ASSUMAU LOAM!
11• c:o.ta llesa tri·level. Ell· :~ ceDent location, tremen· 11• dous value In a 3 Bdrm 2 -bath condo. Minutes dole to major shopping
:: and schools. Assume ex--i1tin1 loan at 12 ~. <:t-. :: Oner will carry 2nd.
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675-341 I :m iim ............ . = $93,500 ~ 13.60/o
:: Terms! No qualifying! A I
ms fantastic affo rdable E! =~~~r:!fu~nvi
rlG room. added fa mily
:: r o o m w i t h b r i c k
.in fireplace. 3 buae bdrms,
:: 2 beU.. very private re·
ms ar yard. Price only = I!~. C'.allMS-7171
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rm -s -OPPOITUMITT! Grat locatioa. South of
•• Coast Hi1h way In
• Corona del Mar. Submll
::: your terms , on ly
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WA.LITO
PllYTNIM6!
Are )'OU toaCtl"Ded a bout distanu to achools
1hopp1D1. and recrea lion? Tbil 4 Bdrm honw
in a ma ture Newport Beach comer allows the whole family to walk to all their~ and st.iU enjoy prest111ous
Newport Beach 11vin1.
Priced at 1298,000. We even have a view. ·
INVESTMENT II STARTER HOME
in lovely San Juan Capistrano co m-
munity with pools, parks and lakes.
$110,000.
Open Saturday Dec 5 from 12·4
29466 Ridge Roact, Village San Juan
OR RENT : Oceanview Home for
winter : 3Br, 2ba, $750/mo ulil incl.
Avail Jan 15.
L..-.V..,.ldll ....
497-1761. -_.for Aortt1c.
'ESLLY ~
~YLOR CO.
H.E ALTOKS ~11u·t· W4o
llG CAMYOH COUMTIY CLUI
1 CHEAT GOLF COUHI VIEW
CALL FOi COLOI llOCHUH
Magnificent location o'looking 8th
green of golf course. Call today for
appt. to see this luxurious Georgian
Colonial custom by owner/builder. 5
Bdrms, lge formal dining rm. family
rm, billia rd rm. refrigerated wine rm.
& 612 baths. Lots of marble, finest
wood paneling & custom molding . I'
great storage. 2 stairways, air-cond ..
buill·in vacuum system + many other
custom features. $2.150,000 including
the land.
"BUYS"
FOR YOU!
FIH IOLLS IOYCI ! +
PYT TIMMIS COUIT & POOL
Lush 4 Bdrm , 41"-l Bath Es tate. 3
F'pls, 2 14 .. am Rooms , Huge Liv .
Rm .. 2 Spas, Spectacular lhruout
w/2."Sec. Systs. A true Showpl ace!
Only $795.000 "with low down +
owne r wi II finance all al low Int
Rate ROLLS ROYCE CAR BONUS
to selling agent or PRINC IPALS
Call DIRECT for details.
5 H . POOL & S,A
A real warm, comfortable luxurious
home lik e new, Owner will finance
w/low dn. at low Int. r ate. Only
$269,000 WON'T LAST!
S NOi APPEAL
Sec. gate w/ Panoramic view Two
large 3 Br's + den w/Form din rm + wet bar. Assume 91,....!% int. From
$435,000 w I LOTS or TERMS ..
SACRIFfCl!
4 BR. Beauty in exclusive Newport
Beach Owner leaving area. MUST
sell W !many X·tras. wtplenly of
terms CAN 'T BEAT THIS!
BEACON BAY WATERFRONT
21 IUCOM IAY OPIM SUH. 1-4
CHARMI NG ELEGANCE Wo~
derful wate rfront living. Beautiful ~
br 3 ba . Decorator luxurious. Many
ex'tra Dock & tennis avail a~I~,
Owner will offer attractive fin ancing
S830.000
TO Sii. CALL OWMll US.2555
7 UNITS $200,000
Located in Hemet. these 1 Bdrm units
have recently been renovated. As·
sume ex isting financing and owner
will help finan ce or excha nge ....
TRADITIONAL ·
REALT\'
631-7370
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llG CANYON llOADMOOR
MOVE IN FOi CHRISTMAS
2 ID 2 IA CONDO -:=::( l
S 11 500 DH ONLY Have someUung to sell? I Find what you want ~
present s
./ ./ CHECK UST ./ ./
l lALIOA ISLAMD--IAYFIONT
Super fin ancing pier and dock 2 + 2 Bdrms. Terms ! Let's deal !
I 05 N. loyfroet. .. 0,... Sot. I ·5
I THE ILUFH -TllNA PUH
On fee land ! 3 Bdrms. or 2 & den.
Panoramic Back Bay view $310.000.
I HARIOR VIEW .. us -VIEW
Spacious 4 Bdrm, fami ly room
Broadmoor. Assumable financing.
WEST NfW,ORT OClANFIC>.MT ·
Super new. ocean and sand 3
Bdrms and 2 Bdrms. Sil9.500
I NEW,ORT SHORES OM CAHAL
Big lot 4 Bdrms. 212 baths, sand y
beach. pools & tennis. S250,000
NfW,ORT CREST-UKE NEW
Beautiful end unit. 2 BR. den 212
ba, avail now S215,000.
I COIY con AGE-HUGE y ARD
Convenient 3 Bdrm. l 112 bath, close
to school and shops. $115.000.
I MESA DEL MAl-WB.1. ANANCED
Excellent 3 Bdrm. family room.
large assumable lst. $135.000.
l lALIOA-OUPUX CONV&llENCE
2 Bdrms. dinin g rm , cou ntry
kitchen + 2 Bdrm un it. $289.500.
12 UMITS -rDelNSUU POIMT
2 Units in Balboa with exceptional
financing. Good location. $339,000.
I MEWPOIT W ATBAIOMT
Vacant commercial 30' lot with
room for 60' boat. S6.50.000.
/I 642-5200
PET BARRETT REALTY .. · ...,., ·.. ... -.
New exclusive! Hard to find Plan 1 &
only one on market. Lovely 5 bdrms
fam . rm .. formal dininJ! rm. 3 baths.
Stucco & slumpstone exterior & hi gh
windows. Bright & sunny interior. Air
conditioning, 3-car garage Call to see.
$850,000 including the land.
NEWPORT IEACH DU'LEX
OWNER Will FfMANCE AT 11%
200' to beach. 4 Bedroorru;, 2 baths m
upper. 2 Bedrooms in lower. Some
view of ocean Fireplaces Patios
$279,000. Owner \\111 ca rry 1st trust
deed of $230,000 at 13'; No loan fee.
111 ORD ST. Of'EN SAT. 1·5
FO• LEASE -S 1200 MO.
New li sting. Big Cyn Townhome with
, exciting golf course view Unfurn_ El
Dorado Model \\1th 3 bdrms. din ing '
rm & 21 2 baths. Pool. jacuzzi & tennis
21 CANYON ISL.A.MO DR. Sot/S1111 1·5
WESLEY H. TAYLOI CO., REALTORS
2111 S• ..... Hi•Rood
NfW,OIT CEMTEI. M.1. 644·49 I 0
UNIQUE
UNDER $400,000
IN NEWPORT
l ldrWI Augusta model, Big Canyon.
beautiful. $319,000.
J ldMR, family room on Balboa
Penin. New custom constr. Finan('·
ing. $335,000.
J ldrM, fireplace. Ha rbor View
Homes. Assume financing. $245.000.
4 .._, Palermo model in Harbor
View Homes. $322.000.
l Id,., custom in Irvine Terrace.
backyard bay view. $375.000.
Model Perf~cl in Great cond , & I Classt!ledadsd~el.!.:... Daily Pilot Classifieds,:;.
location. Assume 121 :i''( Int W Lo '""': I
payt's SLASHEDtoS110.ooo Hurry HA.RBORRE A L T\'.' on this one!'
LOW DOWN l ID 2 IA TWN HM
A true showplaC',e next to So. Coast
Plaza . A bargain at $115.000. Try
Sl0,000 On . W 'Lo Pay·ts. BUY IT !
WON'T IEAT THIS
2 llG CANYON CONDOS s 115,000 & s200.ooo
l\lust liquid ate! Super terms! Call
on this and gel a GREAT BUY ~
l IDRM SlUL!
Xlnt cond. Lrg yrd. Good location.
Ass ume 9 12'·; In vestor 1s
"UPSIDE·DOWN··. slashed price to
$92.000 Try low dn !
INDUST. llDG.
Like New + local 1.5 Ac re. 28.000
sq. ft. bldg. S 1.400,000. Try $200.000
dn SU PER INVESTMENT
WE WILL ACCEPT ANY
RUSONAIU OffU
Call for details No obligation All
prime pi cked listings of Patrick
Tenore 760·8702 res . or off. 759·1221.
"The MOST ASKED FOR ORA NGE
COU NTY REAL TOR. ..
759-1221
R&IM~ of Newport Beach
SllK & RN GREAT DAMS
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lnalNCtions Hidden wordl belo. ~· fonn rd, beck
wwd, UCI, down Of diafonllty, Find Md\ IN! boa 11 1n •
Omllt ~ Moun11in Fort P9ck ~
HOCMr South~ Sin Luis ;
ltlel11 G l'llld DilllnCt I f19U" t
Hum Mauvoilin V1ion1
01111 Gem.on Cont11
T omorrvw: 77m
Bluffs "C'' Plan overlookin g the
pool 4 bdrms. and 3 baths -
very s pacious. Ex ce ptional
financing! Only tor. down. 121-,C(
FIXED RATE 30 yea r mortgage!
A terrific value at S299.500 L H.
Open Sun I to 5 see 2402 Vista !\'obleza
FAMILY HOME
Large 4 bdrm. Bayc rest home
ideal for an active growing fami·
ly. Pool. familv rm . formal din·
ing. rm. and a spectacular up·
stairs ga me room richly paneled
with lots of torage, wet bar. pool
table and room to dance $389.500
with just $100.000 down Qu1<·k
escrow OK
COIONA DB. MAI
Four conll~uous lots with bay
and oce&n ,·iew tn a quiet sec-
tion of old Corona del M<1r awav
from all the summer traffic.
$.595,000 each. Less for all four.
75', financing available .
INVESTMENTS
-~-IAUOA ISLAND
~1arine Ave. commercial build·
ing with four tenants. 100'~ oc·
cup1ed Owner will finan ce. Ter-
rif 1c ralue at $498.000.
SHorrtNG CENTU
Bus\' corner location in Costa ~les·a. Owner will finance with
Sll5.000 down. 100'; leased to
quality ten1.1nis. S47i.OOO L.H.
LAND
7.3 ACRES 1·3
Approved fo r 120 condo units!
Price incl udes plans. Prime San
Bernardino location onl y l block
from crosstown fwy. S2,100.000.
ESTATE SITE
5.5 acres overlooking pi cturesque
San Juan Capistrano. Zoned for
horses in an area of beautiful
estate size homes. Secluded,
private and convenient $695 .000
owner will finance.
(7141 673-4400
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l ,.,., re modeled in Irvine Ter·
race . Pool. spa. new carpets .
$395.000. 118% IOWM/OWC $15,000
DOWH!
121 ll 621-2121
Tt. Hort.or ArM's l.oRgHt
Eshlblislwd Reel Es'* Co .. •1
l lck'lll, Hampton model in Seaview.
Guarded ~ate . c ul de s a c.
$395,000.
J ..... family room. two fireplaces.
Seaview. guarded gate. $395,000.
s,ot1u1 in old CdM . Dup lex.
fireplace, brick patio. beamed ceil-
ing. $325.000.
I Wocli to S-4
The best time to buy beach property is in the winter ! 3 Bdrm. 2.5
baU. home ready ror en·
joyina for winter + sum· mer rental. New cpts,
dbl attached gar. Land Included at $23 4,SOO !
Qwner/All 780-0297
•MD9BSOMLYI
Owner will carry financ-
ln& ! Super sharp 3 Bdrm
2 bath townhome con· do-pool. saun a. and spe. Great terms ! Great bar&ain! Call now . mwu
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l lh. 45' lot in old CdM So. of
Hwy . Owner financing at $400,000.
4 .... completely remodeled, in
Nwpl Heights. 2 fireplaces. $~5.000.
Can you see 7ouraetr crutio& your own rillt
prden oo a spacious lot with lots or room to
create your own &arden
ol Eden. This &arden area aurrounds a 3 8d rm home that ls tastefully
decorated and In Im·
1111 culate cond.ition. A II ct tbil ii in Harbor View
Hilla and waatin1 for you .......
5% Down-12-7/8%*
New $115,000
U. ,,_ Oaity Pilot
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dlndory, Your /
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2 ldr•, den, firepl ace. assume
financing, in Harbor View Homes.
$232,000.
4 ... Sandpipe.r model in Harbor
Vu Hills. Financing. $399,000.
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REALTORS,675-6000
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UOO till IA Y YllWI 4 Br home on Ir~
<.'Orner lut St'l'arate 2 Br unit o\'er gara~l' Lr~ low interest loan 0 PEN
SAT 1·5. 760 VIA SOUL> $575.000
I
HAllOI YU HOME . J ust li'itcd '
!leautl(ul 3 Br & fam rm Carmel on
I rte land near park I .ow intt-re t l{•Cln
$275.IXX>.
PINN. n. 5 ~r. 312 ba, sunroom \'a-
Cfll\l. $495,000
P•NINSULA POINT. Low interest
financing for this new luxury home. 4
BR w/sep. fam. rm. Formal dining 3
car garage J fireplaces. $655 .000.
IACK IAY Alli. Altral'llVE' home w/4
spacious BRs. Lrg. fam rm ovt>r looks
covered patio & rose garden Owner
'will finance. On ly $210,000
... C4HYOH. Belgian Country Manor
featuring qu ality throughout the 5000 + sq. ft. Spacious master suite w 'sep.
baths. game rm .. richlv panele d
libr ary , pool & s pa . ·ny a ppl
Sl.950, 000.
DUPLEX. Near the o<:ean Xlnl starter
perty at $187.500.
llYINE
OUTSTANDING .. '0 Grossmonl"
mo d e l i n Uni ver s ity P a rk .
Professi<>pall y decorated 2 BR. 2
BA home wi th family room and a
spa. $124,950. Call 552-7500.
WELL DESIGNED . Living space.
Highly upgraded and professionally
decorated 3 BR. 21 ~ BA. Formal
dining r oom + family room .
$169.500. Call 552·7500.
CUL DE SAC . . loc·ation in Wood·
bridge Glen. S potless "Bir c h··
model. 3 BR JI 2 BA. Owner will
carry large 2nd. $132,000. Call
552-7500.
THllFIC LOCATION .... Plaza··
model ! Dramatic spht leveJ 3BR
cQndo surrounded by greenbelts .
$258,000. Ca II 552· 7500.
11.UFff
VEIY SPECIAL WllH A. YIEW .. 3 BR
remodeled interior + jacuzzi. Fan-
tas t ic a ss uma ble financ ing.
$400,000. Call 760-0835.
CONCERNED AIOUT LWED LAND
.. and high interest rates? See this
exceptional f ee land condo. Large
12% assumable loan. $344.500. Call
760-0835.
••TIO PllY ACY .. is yours in this 3
BR home. Le vel view lot with lov ely
pool and s pa. Excellent fi nancing
available. $315.000. Call 760-0835.
LOCATION!! Expanded single story
condominiu m with 3 BR and truly
outsta nding decor. $269.000. Ca II
760·0835.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SUPEI VIEW .. or the Bay, ocean,
Catalina & Palos Verdes. JBR. 1
and ~ BA. A fa bulous buy for a
handyman remodeler. Owner wi ll
finance. $415.000. Call 552-7500.
IAYSHOllS
fllMCH COUNTRY CUSTOM .. Won·
derful waterfront living! 3 BR and 3
BA home with excellent financing!
$349,500. Calli60·0835.
llG CANYON
MCIEDllU FtHAMCIMG .. on this
authentic CUSTOM country home. 4
BR + den. Best View .. Best Loca·
! $1,950,000. Call 7SO.<ms.
l•AMCI .. abounds in t his
stom french provincial home
ated on the 8th fairway with
• ht light views. A 5 BR Big Ca ·
home that is completely lux-
, . $2.~.000. Call 760-0835.
SPYGLASS
WXUllOUS . . spectacular home
th VIEWS of the ocean and city
ights. S pa and many e xtras
featured in this 4 BR home. Call
760-0835.
UDO ISU
f!IMANCIM& . . Loan of $275,000 at
12% ! ! ! Lovely family home on
(arre lot. 4 BR, 3 BA. $495,000~ can 760·0835.
TIULT ILl•AMT .. Be autiful
cuslom 4 8 R and 4 BA home on
very desirable Lido Isle. Owner will
ftnanc:t .• $699,500. Call 7a>-<m5.
Dalebout
Bay &Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
--
COMI WITH US •.. TO SPYGLASS.1
Magnifi cent English Tudor. Five
spacious bedrooms Immense liv·
ing room . l>ining room . f abulous
master suite. Two wet bars. Four
fi replaces. Four C'a r garage .
Ow ner wi II consider s ma ll er
home in exchunge... Sl,500,000 ---
orEN SA. T. SUN I to 4:30
COME WITH US ... TO IRYINE nHACL
Since the home sets the mood for the
day. the entire family wi II be happy in
this specta culu thret-bedroom, fa mi·
ly room. home. The ever changing
harbor and orean view is enjoyed
from the entire living area.
1301 DOLPHIN THUCE Sl,200,000 HE
LINDA ISi.i HOMIS
Prestige pool family home . Ma rn
<'hunnel view from beuuliful lrud1tion
4 bdrm, s bath. $1.'195,000.
Wide lagoon view from spcclat·ulur
arch1lectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath.
pla yr oo m , d ark room & de n
$1,350,000.
UDO ISU HOMIS
Featured on llomes Tours lovt'I)
traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath homlo', newly n •d t•t·o ra Lt?d .
$475,000
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bulh plus
lge recreation room & 2 patiol>. Bea m
ceilings. Xlnt va lu~ at $420,000.
CAIMATIOH COVI
Spectacular harbor view from 4 bd rm .
4 bat h bay front. 2 boat s lips
$2.~.000.
WEST IAY AYL
Remodeled , like new 3 bdrm, 3 bath
bayfront. Slips for 2 lge boats .
$1.200,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
' l 1 h 1 1. ,j, . '• H t, I~ b 16 I COME WITH US ... TO IA. YCREST.
Exquisite t hree bedroom home . Formal dining room Den Pool size ,,..-______ ... _____ .., ------------yard. Lux urie nt landscaping Finished
garage with cabinets.
1921 TIA.DEWINDS LANE ..•... $325,000
Have something lo sell'I Classified Ad·V1Sor at I
Classified &dsdo1t well.~ 642 5678 __ _
I I .. v AILAILE IY urOINTMEHT
' COME WITH US ... TO DOYER SHOHS.
Great origin ality is expressed in this
lo\'ely four bedroom home Sliding
roof in a trrnm co mbines in door·
outdoor II\ ing Beamed l'l'lling in liv· •
ing room. Th ree firepla<'cs. Restful
bay view . . . , . . . $600,000
COME WITH US ... TO COIOHA. DEl
MA.I. South .of llighwa) Two story two
bedroom doll house in front. One
be d r oom unit in rea r Two ca r
garage . . . . . . . . . . S2H,500
1617 WESTCLIFF Da.. M.I. 631-7300
llST IACIC LOT I JBR 2.8a house for sale •U.S.YfTBA.NS
m Eastbluff. $280,000. FREE LIST Of HOM ES
&44-0723. 1_WorldR.E. 5H·1111
RESIOENTIAl REAL ESTATE SERVICES
O'IN HOUSE 1·4
OPEN IN SHOllCLIFFS •
Wooded ranyon privacy + ocean
,·iew. 3 BR . 4 BA. Guest qua rters &
spa Reduced $100.000 to best area
buy. $590,000 See \"aleric :\farshall
al 324 MORN l ~G CANYON .
OPEN IN CAMEO SHORES
Ocean 'iew. 2 BR + Den. Lo,ely
la rge patio " rm. for pool & spa.
s.595,000 f't'e. Set' C:.irol :\ll ison at
452 1 TR E M O~T
orEH IH IAYCREST
Cha rming 3 BR. custom . Excellent
value. Ask me how creati ve owner
will be v. financing. $325.000. See
Ka t hl een Arc i e ro a t 1907
TRADE\\' I~ DS
orEH ON UDO ISLE
Smashing 3 BR . + Den Atrium
P OOL. Ente rtainer's delight.
s.595,500. See Edie Olson at 204 VIA
EBOLI
OPEN OH IAUOA. PENINSULA
The ocean 1s the front yanl of this
fabulous 3 BR. 5 bath custom .
Sl.100.000 See Cynthia nurnsfe ld at
1137 E. BA LBOA BLVD
OPEN IN YISTA IAHIA.
Beautiful ly remodeled 2 BR + Den
condo in Bal'k Bay area. Sli9.500
Fee. See Cora Baldikosk1 al 2414
UNIVERSIT Y DRIVE
OPlH IM OLD CORONA Da MAI
Forever OC EAN view from this
beautiful 3 DH. + Den landmark
home. $750,000. See Nancy Simmons
at 3000 OCEAN BLVD.
OrlN OH IAUOA. PENINSULA
Jus t 12 b lock to the ocean . 2
Bedroom charming beach cottage.
$295.000. See Bill Bents at 2056 E.
OCEAN BLVD.
OPIH IH MESA WOQOS
Charming 3 BR. home with pool All
newly painted t'< carpeted. ReducM
to $149,000. Sec Barbara Ballman at
34fi3 SAN RAFAEL
OPIH IN u .. vasrn rAIK
Absolutely beautiful 3 BR Condo in
park setting with large fully as-
suma ble loa n. Must see. won't
last at $159.900. See Rita Quiggle a t
17671 IRONB/\RK WAY
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060 .
• • PllY A TE LAGOON • • Step off the bal·k patw ,-,. go ~ail
ing in th is guard g:.ill'd C'urnmun1
ty just stt•ps lo the pounning surf
Professionall\ deturalt'<I end un it
has gour ml'l 'k1lt·hen w tslm tile
random oa k planked flooring ..:..
Jennaire t ook top. Superb fin<.1nl'·
ing w $25,000 d"n Offen·d .it
S224.900.
• "COROH• oa MAit •
Loveh • P lan 4 1n J :\S:\11 :\E
C R E E K I 1 l e ,-,. a 1 r \' " a 11 amenitie~ $389.000 Fee ·
• * 10010 DOWN • •
111/JO/o FfNA.NCING A.YtiL .....
On th~S sn-·a· \ ii~ h!Hlll' fealurm ,~ \. ' room .~
formal t.~ ·: ~ c·ar· J?J rap•'
Only S239.:150 n:~ ..
• • TRI-Pl.EX • •
Prnk or o" nl•rsh1p unit s ' lhr
2br .. ."..: Jbr owners unit ,\ssum1·
10.41', lst T IJ Pml'<i ill . 199.950
FEE 1exclusl\e l
• YICTORIAN smE •
~pertarular 4 br rem0<it.'led m
\'iC'torian sl\ ll· w l'ttSlom k1tch (•n
in prim e "t<1 st a :\l r s a a r e ~a
$138.500 F EE
• • PAL.HMO • •
HARIOR VIEW HOME
Totally remodeled by l'raftsml·n'
Featuring French doors woodt>n
shutters. plank lloor.-. u:o.t•rt tmc·k
,\ p o o I ~ s pa FE~: I :111 d
w GREATTER:\lS'.'
9l/40/o FINANCING
.-• HA.HOR YIEW ICMOUS •
2br de n tuwnhome featurin i?
·CAPE COO style arch1tC('lure on M,~E land!
• • sa.ooo DOWM • • Bring pa int brush and broom to
sa\'e SSS on this 3br rixer in quiet
Costa Mesa area !
12% FtNANCIMG
• WA nlFIOMT HOME •
Detached 3 br Communil ,. ten ms
& pool! Owner \\i ll C'a rry°lsL On·
I y S230. 000.
• JASMINE Cllll •
12 7 /10/o RHAMCING
on tormer model! Haro lo find
Plan 5 w/custom spa ! $349.000
FEE. Lowest Price!!
15.,.o DOWM rA.YMBCT!
• HA.HOR YIEW HOME •
Assume 10.9'h lsf T.O. & 2nd
T.D.! ! CARM EL model wlpool &
spa on solar system. $269,900.
s s s
• DISTllSS SM.E •
Se lle r be h ind on pymts on
spacious 3 br home in HARBOR
VIEW HI LLS!! $41 ,000 P rice
Reduction fo r quick sale.
MEWrOIT RACH OfACI
26705-...... DriYe
1714) 759.1101 17141752·7l73
~ Walker Blee
1111 htlfl
IOLLS IOYCE INCLUDIO
A classic CdM home, a <'htss1t Rolls
Royce. lmctKlnC, Ont' O( the lovelle~t
homes tn If arbor View llills, a nd one
of the finest motor t ars 1r1 the world.
They both t <.1n be yours!
1 The home lrns 4 Bdrms. 21:: bulhs.
large rus t 1t d 1 11 1n ~ room wi th
fireplal'l', a ltving room. \\1th (•aull ed
cc1li11~s one le\'el and !>1tuul·
ed un a park·ltke lot This \\C•ekend.
t he 11 w11t'r will tndudlo' om• of his
CLASSIC }{o ils Royce Si lver Cloud
automobiles in the purcha~1.· pnr e
OPEN HOUSE SA.T/SUM 1-5rM
1205 Sanct Kt-y, Corona del Mar
$465.000 in cluding laud and terms
UNl()U( tiC)Mfi 675·6000
CE
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
1207 SUSSEX LAME
WESTCLIFF
OPEH SA. T 12:30-4:30
Pric e .Red uet 1on He mode led
Neutral Tone~ I 'p~raded l'pt •I BH
3 BA Exec I lorn•· { >n <Ju1(.'t Sr fl'l.'t
Pvt Gated Courtn ml l-.nt1' :\t·"
Landscaping. O~·ner Will. Carry
FinanC'ing W 40', Down
32 I A YEHIDA CERRITOS
ILUffS
OPEH SAT 1·4:30
Prtm<· \'ie"' U<.1.\ Bv Da} L1lt':oi By
Nil e Rest P:.inoramiC' Front H o~
\'u On Hack Hay 1 ltghly L' pgrade<I
End Unit. Hemodelt.>d K1l l·h en
Wrap Deck f.:o<q u1s1tl'' Come See.
~ou'll Love ll S36S.ooo
I 600 IA.UOA. A VENUE
UTTI.E ISLAND
OPEH SAT 12:30-4:30
Ftrsl Tim<' l.1~tin.~ l'n1qU P 'l BR ~
RA Home On HallJ11..1 <; l.1lllt• !::.land
F' r 11 n 1 II 11 11 .., c C o m p I e l e I ~
Hem otl e led '-'!'13 11011 th\ n€'r
. \lot" .tl 1·d .
4172 OLD MILL
IRYIHE
OPEN SAT 1-S
:'\e" L1~11n~ In ln 1ne. ,\..,:-.um
$7h,ll00 Loa11 r\t 10 ' 1', Be.., I L<1<· .• 1
£'() " Prtll:il SI :tfrnrcl \l11dl'I 2 B H 1
H \ l i1t>t•rlln·<· \n ·<• ~l'.!.l .500
PANORAMIC VIEW~
Of 1111•.tn . ~a lt• 1.11\•i., ;\t·,~port
('(•nl1 1 ] HH 1'::-.1.1:c 1 ow11hor:w
(,.11\'d 1;uarclt•tl I. 11111 01 or ll.1rh111
H1d,!t.' \1111 r.tl l~ Dt•1·11r :.ilt>1l . f 1.a
mat•,\ Ht ,1<l Fn1 J.11nw1' O<T11pJ11
c·y A:-~ll lll l '1 11a n1·e l.<'~•~l'. Or
Lr ,1 s e 0 pt 1•>11 : ; !I :i . t• 11 o
S2.~MI ~lonth
5 MILLION 5 VIEW S
u1\·clr C'u11rt \'ar<I Ent n Till' (;alor~ n:.i~. \'11 llu1£e Patio
Pnt lt•d l'lant:o. Flt'" ln~ Founta ins
Indoor 0 11td11or Ll\'tnl! 2 BR 2
RA Condo ShcJ\\s Bettrr Than A
~ln<l<'I. /\ ",In~ Of ~t'\\ µorr· L1!\l
11\1!
CUSTOM IUILT HOME
Promontor y H~ty , Formal D.R.
Den Li brarr. :\lstr BR n ·Look
Bay, Ha!i ~~rpk J Otht.·r BRs &
Maid's Rm & BA Pier, Slip For Lr~
YJ c h t Owner Will Ass is t
W Finance Sl.8.111.000
NEW WOODIRIDGE LISTING
Ex rept1on::i l 3 BR Home 'ho1c·e
Corner Lot. Grt Lorat1on. Beaut
Area Nr Park. Comm Pool. Mstr
BR Ste \\"~l irrored Wardrobes
&>lel't Landsca pm~ Only Sli2,llOO
CHA.RMIHG DUrLEX + IA.CHaOR UMIT
Situated Best Central Area Costa
Mesa. Idea l For Chnler In One Cnit
Other 2 Umts Help :\Jake Pa~ m ent~
DRASTIC PRI CI<.: REDUCT ION.
OWNER WILL ASSIST FINANCE
S150.000 Call Now To Sc~.
COIOMA Da MAI l,,.COME
Huge Duplex O'Looking Bay. Ocean
& Breakwater. One Of The f inest
Income Properties In C.0 .:\1. Mstr
t:nits Have Ocean Vu Built On
O'S1zed Lot. Call For Details
ORIGINAL ILUFFS
Anoth er .Jewd Delores Model
Vacant Ready f or New Owner
-3 BR 21 :i BA Lrg Courtya rd
Entry End Unit On lieaut Lrg
Gm blt Price. $218,000 A .. Jov Of
Newport·· List in~ ·
DUfUX
Balboa "Little Island" Waterfront
W!Full Bay Vu From Both Units .
Upper Wld Make Wond e rful
Owner' Unit . Has 4 DR . 1.ower Is 3
BR Unit Lr~ Front Patio. Sandy
Beach.
759-911 nc_,..,... ....... ~
a a aonstr 11 atee ,··rnennt >?r > • % > ,.,. ih >. -.. 0 -.
OPEN SATURDAY 1 to 5
* * * * * 1.y of ttw W..ti !!
NEW NEWPORT CONDOS
Qvallty cntd dttallh111 you wo.-ld11't
llftM•t -l cor ,,.,..., -ttcwffy.
I ).7 /I"• Mt. 1nat f-..Ci.c,. Speclfft
...,.. wttt. ttw f..t of o pri•.tt ho•.
360 dlq. wi.w of lay & Oct•. Ft'Ofll
S36t,OOO to S4lt,OOO. .
20t. 21 I & 215 19tll St ..
off lolN>o I L • * • * •
OCEAN 'BLVD. VU-COM
Vti locotiOlt-75' fro11toCJt + Early
Mtwport allMcjltd dlerwi. SH & Hjoy
yuttrytor. SI ,350,000. 3024 Oct•
ll•d., Coroao del Mar.
BAYFRONT-BALBOA IS. VU.
l toutfNI 2.story wi"' wood & glou 04I
comtr. 4 led. + dM.mi. loot slip &
'"'°II yard. Mo•H coediffofL rrict lit-
cludu lottd. S 1,200,000. qi ColMs lalt,
lol.lt.
GRAND CANAL + HOME +
9'fft Little lstOftd 4 Md. home plus I
bed. rtt1toJ. Dock kw 2 boats. S67S.OOO.
tt• IOftd. 208 GrMd c..t. lol. la.
OCEANFRONT COTTAGE
hrftct cor11tr for b1i1lldtrs & dt·
cor.ton who wOftf a c~ Oft prh11t
btoch, co11•t11it11t to all. 3314 W.
OctOflfrOftt, Htwpori
PENINSULA BAYFRONT-FEE
Lo~t & spaclCM1s witti fott•tr YU ntor
yocht chlb. 2-story 5 bed. + potlo &
CJ"'HM'Y· AsMllMlblt loan of S900,000.
SI ,550,000. 124 West lay. Newport
ON WA TER-S595,000.
I.st priced & dteonltor COftditioft 2
bed. +dock for 2 boats. Many t dros.
Lo•tly 111 call. 225 Gnni Conal. lat. Is.
CLIFFHAYEN-lARGE W /VU
PORorontic Yu & IGrCJt lot witfl yowtg 3
btd. + diuift. LOf"CJf fan\.rm. 5 79 S, 0 0 0.
233 I Cliff Dr., Hewpori.
ADORABLE BALBOA IS.
A chormi119 cottaCJt that's Mat as a pift .
Fun1ishtd 2 bed. with brick patio.
5323,000. I I 7 MoriM A•e., lolw>o Is.
IRVINE TERRACE CORNER
$29,500 cash dowti kw ttMs opett 2 be-d.
+ den home. Lo•ety pool & patio.
S295,000. 15 36 Stt'fftOdf Temter.
A JEWEL ON UDO ISLE
Quirt good taste in bei9f & wtlitr •·
corotor fla•or. Tiw courtyord + 2 be-d.
2 bo. S3 19,500. 22 1 Yia lthoca, Lido lstr. ---
VU-PRIVACY-EXPAND
Amoftgst ~ $ hofttH. C.-.dMOC &
courtyord tfttry. PClf!OrOftlic YU + 1 bed.,
cln ra, deck + apo. A.dd 011 or redo.
5595,000 ftt laftd. 428 RMero Ttrtoct,
CoroM HicJh'oncf.
LUXURY PENTHOUSE ON WATER
lnttrior is riqht out of A.rchlttdwel
DiCJtsf Oftd offers dramatic quality li•*J
ftwouc)llotrt. Spacious 2 bed. +d.ft wittl
IHucti•• mpster ~ witfl fi,.,loct.
Iron. leaded gloss & antiqw occtttts.
loot slip o•ailob~. Tltis is Oftly for the
dlscrtlftiftotift9. S 7 25,000. tte.
Call for details on:
SS*tlsh YiMo, po~ •........ S449,500
Wtdcliff 3 bed. + poo1 ..... Sl25,000
Udo lslt 3 bed. + pool .••... 5595,000
'""'"'to Pt. 2 bed .......... 5331,000
OctOftfrotit D11plt1 .......... S750,000
Lhtdo Isle 5 brd. + + ...... 51,595,000
OcrOftfront 10 bed ........ Sl ,950,000
Do•u Shores larfroM .... 52.000.000
U:tdo Isle 5 bed. + slip .... $2,600,000
Ntw Hart.or RideJe 4 btd .. Sl,995,000
DRIVE BY & CM.L FOR DETAILS:
2260 Fedtrol, Cotto Mtao SI 14,000
4410 S•swtpt, s-.... AM SI 15,000
3134 M•istH, Coda Mtsa $144,900
2395 Or-... CM· Sl44,t00
23J s_.. Isabel, Costa Mtso S 144. too
NEAR NO. BAYFRONT--Ul IS.
°"'Y 4 pen MW wi"' opptafMcJ ,.
ttrior. L-. 4 be-cl J be. i.o.. + I btd.
.... 3 fftplocts, c ....... c .... 30
pw io. fw t1ppn>1. S250,000 .,._.
Wt et t 3.75%. OWMr MOti¥.ttd. S•Mft
.. offwn. S47S,OOO.
WATERFRONT FOR EXCHANGE
&.We lilt .......... ~··.,.. .....
ilt&SM4.lottllpfw2.....,_
~ wtl Hct..p fw u-rdlll
~. r.clt or ........ SJ,600,0ot IKW...a.H. Ul-1400.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
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You've Arrived
at ...
LIDO BAYFRONT
IMtw U..,,
A real be114ty ! Rayfront town home
wi thin walking distance of pict ures·
que Lido Village. 2 bedrooms , 3
baths and den. Pier and shp. OWC.
Priced at $595 .000. Exclusive with
Willia m F. Cote
HARBOR RIDGE
Old World Charm! A luxurious
country En glish estate awaits yo u.
Designed for the discriminating
buye r, this 4 bedroom 4 bath home
includes all the finest woods and
fixt ures. Ocean and Bay views plus
SPECTACU LAR night time \'iew of
city light s. Sl million in assumable
financing. Priced al Sl ,595.000. Call
Ann Vaughn Santas.
Open Sunday 12·4
#7 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
SPYGl.MS
Fantastic view from a lovely home
atop the hill. Move your antiques
right in. 5 bedrooms . $410.000 in as·
sumable finanting at 113~·,. Priced
at $969,000. Ca II William F. Cote for
appointment.
BIG CANYON
Enjoy the ocean views from French
brick patio of beautiful 1 stor:v
townhome I Dover). Bright and sun·
11; with fresh new carpeting. 2
bedroo ms. 2 baths. Manv extras -
al l of them luxurious Call
Elizabeth ~1 a son for apointment.
Owners might consider trade for
Monaco or \'ersailles. Priced at
$449,500
81G CANYON
Gar de n <1 tm osphere ~ A t hree
b~droom Monaco, fughl.v upgraded
Wllh view of Catalin<1. Exquisite de·
coratio n with much use of wood in
mould'f~s <1nd flooring. Skylights ga l o ~e-:/ $659.000 F.xd us1re with
\Yill iam Cote
BIG CANYON
Overlooking 7th gr een of Big
Canyon golf course. this expensive
home win s the award f or
craftsmanship. Sit down bar for 10.
Vaulted ceilings and quality
woodwork throughout. Priced at
Sl.750,000. Call for showing. Ask for
Mary f'rizelle Lewis.
BIG CANYON
Id eal family home includes fairway
view. pool and guest quarters. A
room fo r everyone~ Owner will help
with financing. 51.7 million . Ex·
elusive with William F. Cote.
Open Sunday 12·4
#8 Cypress Poi nt. Bil'! Ca nyon
81G CAHYON
Magnificent view! Large kitchen.
forma l dining room. pool. spa and
sauna ! Three bedroom. 3 bath
hom e. 3450 sq. ft, all new carpeting.
Great financing! Ex clusi\•e with
William F. Cote. $895.000.
LIDO ISLE
MOV ING SALE! Owner leaving
country~ Co uld be your chance to
live on one of ~ewport's most pre-
stigious Isles. Spanish influence
throug hout. Immac ulate four
bedroom home with pool and spa .
Great financi ng available. Priced
at $625.000. Also available for lease.
Open Sunday 12-4
204 Via San Remo, Lido Isle ·
BAYFRONT
Need a pier for you r boat? A
waterfront home with pier and 30'
float is now avail able. Zoned for
duplex. AND . . the finan cing is
the best part. Priced at S545.000
Call Ann Vaughn Santas.
VILLA BALBOA
Available t o buy o r lease 2
bed r oom villa with all the
amenities. Sunny and cheerful with
bright new carpeting. Opens onto
flagstone patio. Sl48.000 assumable
at 12'k. 2nd is available. Ca ll for
leasing information. Priced at
$249.500.
WESTCUFF
Close to everything and neat as a
pin. 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. Po.ol
right outside your do:or Own.er wtll
carry 2nd . Very anxious. Priced to
sell at $129.500.
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2075 S.n Joequln tlll Rd.
Acrotl from ltG CANYON
Newpoftleech
MO-STT1
a
Dir
14 YFIOMT Shellt!r~ by Harbor
Island + Main Bay view wtfam
rm & pool · great for enterta in·
ing. $1,400.000 Lii Seller will help
w/financ:ing. For Appt. on secun·
ty Island ca ll Dona Chichester
·642·8235 ( M 12)
CALIFORNIA SPANISH HT ATI
Lido Island captures the true es·
sence or sophisticated living. This
16 room home on 3 lots (7 BR·
6 BA > opens to e.xpansive
landscaped courtyard & lg pool.
Excellent financing. Sl.250,000.
Tom Allinson & Terrv H~nes
642-8235 ( M 13 l
CYPIUS SHOii OCUNFIONT
Exclusive Cy prus Shore single
story residence w/4 BR. 3 BA liv
rm & dining area, situated' on
clirr above sandy beach. Comm
tennis courts & clubhouse. 24 Hr
guarded gate, also for lease
$2700/mo. Sl.100.000 (land in·
eluded ). Donna Gods hall or
George Grupe 644-6200 (Ml4 l
HAllOI llDGE • 4 II · Luxurious
•"Kensington" located on quiet
cul-de-sac near pool & tennis.
The two massive fireplaces . with
the 3rd in master suite . create
warm & gracious elegance. Two
more BRs. maids rm & ram rm
enhance expa nsiveness. Great
financin g! Belle Partch 644 -6200
(Ml5l
IAY VIEW CONDO • LlASl
OPTION Owner anxious to sell or
lease-option beautiful 2 BR + den
condo inthe coves. Try 6 mo.
lease option at $2000/mo with
$20,000 opt ion money or $498,000.
High assumables. Debbie Frall
642-8235 <Ml6>
LOW DOWN! VIEW Port Durness ·
the best view street in prestigious
Seawind. Ca rmel model. pro-
f ess i o n a 11 y d ecorated &
landscaped. Koi µond & great
view . Seller will coop w/fi nanc-
ing. Bring your offer with low
down buys this home. $335,000.
Jane Paquin 642·8235 1 Ml7)
OPEN HOUSE SUN DAY 1-4
2300 Port Durness Seawind
New port B(•h
"PAULA" IM THE llUFfS S<.'arce
single stor y over 1700 sq ft
Cathedral ceilings in living rm &
master bedroo m. Two patios. air
conditioned. Assumable financ·
ing Asking S299.500 including
la~. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235
<Ml8l
A LlllAIY ICITCHIH with floor to
ceiling fpk is one of th e many al·
tractions o{ this r harm1ng gr:H &
whil e <.'oitage w bri ck &
syca more trees on a lg fee lot in
Ea s tb luff. 3 BR Ow n e r
trans ferred Only $279,500
Barbara Aune 642-8235 <Ml9)
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-5
2127 A ra lia F:ast bluff
New port Bch
CAMEO HIGHLANDS! Super 4BR
hom e w /pool. A beautiful home
w a \'ery open & airy feeling. Lg
rear ya rd totally enclosed & ve ry
private. S225 .000. Sharon Smith
644·6200 C M20)
THMS-TEIMS-TtlM~ Delightful
custom built 3BR. 2 BA fa m rm
home. Lo\'ely pool & patio area
plus RV access. Low down .
Large "subject to" 1st plus sell er
financing. Outstandi ng corner
location · Back Bay. $205,000.
Suzanne Shuler 642·8235 <M21)
USTILUFF FOi Slt7,000 Yes,
that's the correct price! It is in·
deed, a ha rd to beat bargain
guaranteed to pl ease. A nice
Lusk-built 3BR residence in a
great neighborhood makes this
something special. $197,000. Coby
Ward 642-8235 (M22)
WOODHIDGE CllBSIDI Cul-de·
sac location on this prime ex-
ecutive 4BR single family home
across from community pool &
tennis courts . Central Air,
separate fa m rm, indoor utility
rm. Assumable loan at low in·
terest. owner will assist w/secon·
dary financing. $195,000 Fee.
Joyce Edlund 642-8235 (M23l
CHAIMINCi MIWPOIT
HllCiHTS Sl 90,000 Sec luded
shingled JBR partially remodeled
home on Pool size lot . Triple
garage pl us alley access RV
storage. Paula Bailey 642·8235
<M24)
llG CANYON • Stunning 38R +
den condo with golf course view
fr om n ear ly e ver y r oom .
$1250 /mo le;tse. Joycl! Edlund
642-8235
IMYISTOIS MUST! 2 BR Newport
Beach condo 5 minutes from
ocean, shopping & restaura nu.
1 Split level w /2 car attached
1ara1e. S130.000. Helen Wood 1
~(M'5)
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LIQUIDATION
S bedroom exec:utive estutc -
ocean view m Monarch lla y, So.
La guna. Private beach. tennis, etc.
Major nationa l torp<>nitc owner
will fin<1nce bt low normal rates.
Take advanta ge! MUS T
SACRIFICE $365,tXX>! ~
CALL 499· f 320
THI l&.UffS 2 HOMIS
ONLY 1179 500 S7t 950 Allurne 11T of a ,MO at Old but c\larm 1na 2 I I 'Jo• Bu u t Ir u II y Bdrm bu.naaJow. SOX 12:5'
papered and paneled ~r lot Ownrr wiU
U!.Nout 3 8drm1 q uiet ht.Ip with flnancin1 Call
louuon Sparkllntii>ool' for more drtatls
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ESTATERS
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• PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS " r ccJN ooM1N1uMS o,... HM Set/S. 12 ........
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2600 llocla SOllfa AM An ., Cosio Meta
Beautiful 2Br 21 :i baths & 2 Hr 2 bu .
homes. From $129,500 to $139.500.
VA · Conv ,Y,; non-owner financing
plans. Svffil' ~t<.1rttng as low as
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 IEOIOOM
117 Marine A\'e .. Balboa Island
631·1400 S323.000 Sat'Sun 12 4
u 225 Grand Canal. Balboa Isl .. NH
673-6900 $5~5.000 Sa t Sun 1·4
428 Ri\'era Terr. Corona llghlnd:..
NB
673·6~)(1 S:l95.IHHI S::it Sun I 5
29 466 R 1d gt· l«I <\'II I a J.!t· Sa 11
J uan JSJC
497-1761 St 10.000 S;.it l 5
• •:i:H4 W < k eanfrnnt. l'e111n. :\ R
631 • 14110 S.1-HJ.5110 Sul 1 ·5
1443 T emple Hilb Dr . La gu na
B('arh
497-33.11 S259.!:J50 Sal I 5
4172 Old ~t i ll t(;reentn·1• 1 I r\'inl•
75!:!·Y l~l . 12-l .5(HI S<tt 1 5
1600 Balboa Aw <Litt le l~I> ~H
759-91()0 $393.<HIO Sat Sun
2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH
1940 \.\'h1tt it•r. Costu :'-1<.'su
642·i644 642·7677 Sl13.500
1536 Ser<'nacle Terr In Tl'rr. Cent 631-1400 S295,000 Sal Sun 1:;
4521 Trt•mont. Caml'O Shore ·. Ctl'.\l
644.!X)f,() SS!-15.000 ~\·I' Sun I I
22i \'ia Orv1N11. Lido hll'. ~B
644-9000 Sun 1 5
8 Whtll'\\ at er. J a~mine Creek . Cd ~I
644-9060 S335.000 Sun I 5
222 :\Jangold. Corona cit•I :\lar
631-7300 . 375,()(KI Sun I I 30
l IEDROOM
212 \'1a Eboli. Lido bit•. :\ U
6i3 i3UO Stt l Sun l I
fi40f! \.\'. Ot canfront. ~pl lkh
642-3215 S51l5.:l00 Opn da ti.\ 11 5
4832 H1n•r Ave . l.itlo Sands.~ B
675-17i l Sl8!l,500 Sat I ~,
110 Viu l'onlovu . Ltdo hit'. ~ B
673 7300 S425,000 Sun I -1
J5..t 62nd St . '.'i\\ pt Sh rs. :'\ B
759-1501 S230.0<XI Sat I 5
• • 1137 E. Balboa Bl. Bal Pr nm. NB
644·9060 ~I. 100.000 SJl Sun I 4
2716 Shell. China CO\l'. l'd.\I
644·6200 $695.000 Sat I 5
2414 t;niversit\ Dr. H:itk Ba '"~ B
644-9060 s179.500 · Sat 1 .. 1
l II plus FAM RM or DEM
7 Rue Chateau Royal. B1J! L'a n~ on .
NB
640-5777 S6S9,000 Sun 12-4
• • 3711 Seashore. ~l'\' port B<.•at·h
673·6.578 $895.000 Sat Sun 10·4
•1472 Galaxy Dr.. Do' er Shores.
~B
642-2510 S715.000-Fee Sat Sun 1:..
1226 Polaris. Dover Shores. NA
494· 1177 Sat Sun 2·4 :m
:l>24 Ocean Bl \'d .. Corona del Mar
631·1400 Sl.350.000 Sat Sun 12·4
263.5 Solana Way, Laswna Beal'h
494-2894 5435.000 Sun l 4
486.5 Lindstrom. lr\'inr
SllJ.000 Sal Sun 11 -5 ••38 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch
675-7060 s.595.000 Sun 2·5
23 Rainbow falls. Turtlerock. Ir\'
631-1899 $295,000 Sa t 12·4
:Bl9 Park Green Drive. CdM
549-8755 $369,000 Sat Sun l·S
l)32 Carob, Newport Beach
640-4640 $2.19.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1436 Serenade Terrace. Cd M ,
675-5511 $349,500 Sat1 Sun l ·5 :m Poinsettia (Old CdM l Cd M
675·6000 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
233.1 College Dr. CColl. Pk l CM
979-1674 Sl33.500 Sat 1·5
1721 Kings Rd, Cliffha ven. NB
759-1501 $650.000 Sat1Sun 1·5
238 Orange, Nwpt Shores. NB
5.524477 Sal/Sun 1·5
•1761 Port Manleigh Cir, llVll. NR
759-1501 $269.900 Sat 1-5/Sun 12·5
219-2'll Memphis, Huntington Beach
848·4115, 536-2737 Sat/Sun l·S
DrlCeylon (Mesa Verde> CM
~2313 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·4
15521 Sandusky , Westminster
963-6767 $181,250 Sat/Sun 1-5 um Ttadewinds, Baycrest. N 8
6'4·9060 $325.000.~'ee Sat/Sun 1-4
ti2 Orakes B:t\', l'uron.i del Mar
75!1-!Ul.MJ ."'5.t!J.1100 Sa l H
!J Hut• Grund \'alll•l•. Bi g Cyn. ~B
t>i-1·fi~I S&\!l,Ooo Sat Sun l·S
12 fkth;.tn\. In int
SS ! X71.MI. Sl8.'>.001I Sat Sun 1 5
•20-1 \'ta Ebolt . Lido lslf . ~H
&t4 !WO Sat 1·5 :mn i\rnli1.1 Stn·et. East Ii luff. :-\ B f~l2 li23.'> . 2W.500 Sat 1 5
t:~H Dolphm Tt•rr. Irr. Terr, CdM
631 noo .'1,~00.000 Fet·
Sat Sun 1 4.30
1!121 Tradt•wtnds Ln. Baycrest. NB n:n 7300 . 325.ooo Sat Sun 1-4 :30
4 IEDROOM
•liM Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB
1>10·5777 $625.000 Sun H
u =8Colltn~ l ~IJnd . Oalboa. '.';R
ti73 ti900 . 1.200.000 Sal Sun 1-4 mJ Hutgers I Colll•ge Pk > C ~I
&15·0303 St25.o(J() Sat l ·4
l)59 Coolid ge ! M c:-.a :'\o.) C 1\1 .
646 7434 S129.900 Sat 12·4
7ti0 \'1a Lido Soud. Lido Isle. ~ B
b73 9060 S5i5,00tl Sat 1 5
•2C>-i Via San lfrmo. l.ulo Isle ~ R
lwO 5777 $625.000
1207 Sussex Ln !\\'estC'liffl :\B
•1554 E Oceanfront I Pen PU :\ R
fii5 ~70. fii5 7~ Sat 1·5
4 II phis FAM RM or DEH
3202 Delaw<1 re. ~lt>sa \'crde. CM
~5-925R SlllJ.500 Sat Sun 1-5
1100 Gro\'e Ln Uover Shores.NB
673-7300 Sun 1·4
1441 Galaxy Or . Om er Shores. '.'; R
!>IM-5M7 $.l20 .000 Sal Sun 1·4:30
.. 208 Grand Canal. Ralboa Island
b73·6900 S675.0UO Sat Sun 12·4
131 \'ia l 'n<line. Lido Isle. ~B
b73·7300 Sat 1·4
.t20 Dahlia. Corona del )tar
640-6R25 $625,000 Sal Sun 12·5 e7 Trafalgar. Hi.lrbor Ridge. ~B
640·5777 St.595.0<Xl Sun 12·4
210 Vi a San Remo. Licio Isl. NB
673·2556 Sat Sun l·5
333 Poppy. Corona dd '.\tar
675-5511 $675,000 Sat Sun 1-5
Z706 Lighthouse I H\ 1-1 I Cd :\I
675·6000 $495,000 Sat Sun 12-4
l.205Sand Kev tll\'HI"> Cd:\I
675·6000 ~65.000 Sat Sun 1-5
1.251 Surfline. HVHil l. Cd'.\1
759-1501 $339.000
Sat 12·4 · 30 Sun l-5
11~ Dana (Plaza del Sol > CM
645-0303 S228.000 S<1t Sun 1-4
7 Trafal~er. llarbor Ridge. NB
640-5777 Sl.595.000 Sun 12-4
1647 Reef View Cir. SpyglsRci ge.
CdM
644·9060 $450.000·Fee Sun 1-5
2'l3 Via Quito. Lido Isle, NB
644-9060 $537.500 Sun H
22(MJ Port Dumess. HVHomes. NB
644-9060 S455.000 Sun 1-4
232Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
673-8494 $535.000 Sun 1-5
40 Vienna. Hrbr Rd g Crest. NB
760-8659 Sat.JSun 2·5
1315 Antigua Way. Bayc rest. NB
631-7300 $360,000 Sun 1-4:30
•2391 Bay Farm Pl.. Back Bay. NB
631 -7300 S199,700 Sun 1-4:30
l>4 Narcissus . Corona del Mar
675-6900 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
15 Cedar Ridge. Trtlrk Hin. Irv
675-3411 $350.000 Sa 12-3/Sn 12·5
4 U,.. GUEST
8Cypress Point. Big Cyn, NB
640..5777 $1,700,000 Sun 12-4
•8Cypress Point. Big Cyn. NB .
640..5777 $1. 7 Million Sun 12·4
S IBIOOM
u 824 W. Bay Ave .. Peninsula. NB
631-1400 Sl .550.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
I • ,.. FAM lM er DIM
126 Via Lorca. Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 Sun 1·4 tm Port Chelsea. Harbor View . N 8
494-1840 Sat/Sun 1·5
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BREAK AWAf'
' If you are rt!ady for a ('hanl(e
DO IT! Call on Pete Barrett and
rus assodatcs to help yo u solve
your housing want~. Heady for
somethin~ lar(ler for your in ·
C"reased fam ily? House loo large •
for your decreased famil y? Now
Is the time ' Money and fin ancing
are avaih1ble prices are down.
NOW. Don 't wa it. changes art!
-underway.
642-5200
••2500 Be1yshore Dr, Bayshrs. NB
631-7300 S2.100.000 Sun 1 4.30
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
IA CH EL CH
lOOStholz Plaza. 11204
Versailles. NB
673·7300 $99,500 Sat Sun 1·4
2 IEOIOOM
25Canyon Island Dr, Big Cyn. NB
675-5200 $265,000 Sat Sun l ·4
i4 Goodw ill Ct. Nwpt Crst. ~ B
759·1501 Sl89.900 Sun 12·4
2 II ... FAM IM or DEN
'Ml 19th St.. Peninsula. NB
631-1400 $369,000 Sat Sun 12-4
501 St Andrews. Nwpt Hghts. NB
673-7300 $162,500 Su n 1·4
7LagoSud. RSJ . Irvine
552-4477 Sat 1·4
2143 Vista Entrada. Bluffs. :\B
640-5560 $495 ,000 Sat 1·5
IOCrest Circle. Ca nvon Crest. CdM
673·8494 $173.00lf Sun 1·4
l IEDIOOM
17Summerwtnd. Nwpt Crst. ~B
673· 7300 $195,000 Su n l-4
2.504 Sycamore ( E Side 1 C:\1
645-0303 Sl29.900 Sat l : 30·4: 30
•321 A \'enida Cerritos IBluffs > ~ B
759-9100 $365,000 Sat 1 4 30 Sun
~6 Vista Cajon. Bluff!>. :\8
640·5560 S265.000 Sat Sun 1·5
2193 \'1sta Entrada, Bluff!.. :\B
640-5560 $250.000 Sat Sun 1·5
862 Bear Creek. Co la '.\les<1
675·3411 Sl43,950 Sat Sun J.4 30
1815 \\' Ba~ Ave . :'\<.'\'port Reach
673·6776 Sat Sun 1·5
l II ,.., FAM IM or DEM
Baruna Ct . ~ewport Crest. ~ B
673·7300 Sun 1 -I
4 IEDIOOM
2402 \'1sta !\obleza. Bluffs. :\8
6i3·4400 S299.500 Su n 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
l IEDROOM
5.59 \'ista flora. ~ewport Beach
673-8550 $248.800 Sat Sun 1·5
l II ,... FAM IM or DEH
16 Redwood Tree Ln. Cnl\· Pk . Ir\'
759· 1501 S168.000 Sat Sun 12·4
~OBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 IEDIOOM :m E Coast Hwy . i\ewport Beach
6i5-4010 Sl8.000 Sun 12·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 II plw I II
621 Acacia IOld CdM > CdM
752 5111 $279,000 Sun 2·5
2 .. ... 2 ..
?11·213 32nd St .. Newport Beach
675-1771 $275.000 Sun 12·5
815 E. Balboa Bl.. Pentn Pt. NB
673-7300 $385,000 Sun 1·4
u 105 N Bayfront. Balboa Isl. NB
642-5200 .$725.000 Sat 1-5
4 •• ,.. z ••
Ill · 43rd St . Newport Reach
644·4910 S279.000
TRIPLEX FOR SALE
I ll ,... l II ,.. 3 II
447 Vih Lido Soud. Newport Beach
'752·5710 Sl.300.000 Sat Sun 1-5
HOUSE FOR LEASE
4 II ,.. FAM IM er DEN
U 1432W. Ray Av\•, Npt Rth
640.!m<> SJS()(J 1st• S:1t 1 ·4 30
TOWNHOUSE
FOR LEASE
lit
21 Canyon Island Dr. Bi~ t:yn, NR
644-4910 $1200/mo Sal/Sun l·S . ,...
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"NO ANER LOCATIONS"
OPIN HOUSI THIS WH•IMD
J046 VtSTA CA..IOM (()pen Sat & Sun )
• Rare opportunity to acquire one of a
very S!!lect rew l story. 3 bdrm. 2 ba
homes1tes overlookini.l a 5 acre spa n
of lush greenbelt & a reflection pool.
Lovely. new interior. $265,000.
SOI AYE. LAIGO (Ope n Sun ).
Elegance & traditional quality abound
in this .. "just totally redetorated & up-
dated 3 bdrm, 212 ba. end unit
town home situated on magnificent
:-''tree studed" greenbelt. $272,000.
~.JOJ7 Y~STA CAUDAL (Open Sun). An ~·=txcepttonal value oHering. Original
area "expanded" 3 bdrm. 2 ba, l level
adult occupied & spotless home. At on·
;lY $225,000.
~l14J VISTA ENT~DA (Open SatJ . THE :~EST TIIERE IS!!! Unequaled quali-;.t,Y & location. Totally cust om .
•.nemcxieled Plan .. E". 2 bdrm suites ~ family rm & massive living rm ~rect front row "bluffs edge" wale~
:!Ytew. Co un tless deluxe fe a tures. ~95.000. ~ ~193 VISTA ENTR.ADA (Open Sat &
.Sun). Former model home. Spacious 3 ·~. 217 ba split level "Trina" floor ~Ian accented with decorator features ~enjoying a wide open vista. $250.000.
t
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LITTU DOWN
REDUCED $75,000 Glimmering harbour lights acrent beautiful
entry to lusrious waterfront home Every
vantage point desired Large boat dock. 4
bedrooms. gourmet k1tc·hen . decor done wit.h exqutstte taste Call for )our private
showing 1194-7521
EASY TO IUY, LOW IMTEUST
Less tl)an a mile to beach Huge assumahle
1st T.D at low interest ThtS gorj!eous. 2
story Condo has 2 bds .. P. baths Resort hv
ing in a gated community 11.1th pool. spa .
sauna and tenms. Pnre just reduced to sell
rast. Only SJ 18,900 Hurry on thtS one Listed
exrlush•ely by Coldwell Ranker ~·7S21
SPUSH-5'1.ASH SIJ4,t00
Lovely pool home near the end of a quiet
country lane surroundt!d by towenng pine
trees is thts classt<' ran<'h style home. 4
spacious bedrooms. new baths, remodeled
kitchen. separate dinin11 area with new
earthtone carpeting. All this makes thts
home a true va lue Marketed at a 1980Srice
of Sl34,900. Listed excl~lvely by Col well
Banker 1194-7521
MILUON DOU.Al VllW
Custom built Spanish ~tale on the mam
ch•nnel in exclusive Huntington Harbour
Private 45' dork 3 bedrooms. 21,, baths,
solar heating. every Imaginable luJtury
available With reasonable down. owner Wlll
carry entire loan at 13 7'1 W 'less than m-
LHest payments of ~.Im per month Listed
exclusively by Coldwell Banker Call now -... 7521.
IEDUCED SSS,000
~ ...
Dominating its own wat« bound pomf + 42'
dock. Winding brtrk entry •ith lusr1ous
coortyard and water rount11n Sittmie area
and elegant formal dining room All bdrms
have bakontell to harbour Just redured
$55.000 Shown by a ppointment only
Call today ... 7521
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(213) 511-3321 (714) 194·7521
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671-HI I
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T.wy ,..wtel lnM f .,.,.1 J ... l
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$349,500. 1436 S«t1 •• TtrNCt.
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Cal for brocl.n. llJ Poppy.
COU OF NIWPOIT . .llALTOIS
2515 L CoettH~~c.._..,-g •.
-675-Ql I
NO ON, equity share, tst ti~ buyers, 3 bd .. 1 ba.,
only '84.000. prin. only
Call Ml-406S .Katbx Hnl.
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BEST IN BLUFFS
We have u beautiful selection or
homes al this time. All floor plans
Good views good financing, good
buys. Some ' lease options some in
eluding land. Please let our experts
show them to you.
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1912 Ylth C.... w/'-d
1973 Yhh 4ef Oro w/t.d
IEST IUY
2 bdrm overlooking ~ide
Excellent terms. $139.500.
option to purchase
UH,000
$325.000
. Sl05,000
greenbelt.
Will lease
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTOI. INC. 644·0134
....-----------.... ..&A.&.A&J~~ .
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CUSTOM CAPE COO
Over 3000 sq ft on three levels for
gracious living and entertaining This
one year.old borne has 4 Bdrms. fam i·
ly room . formal dining room, 2 used
brick firepalces. 3 decks. and is MOST
beautifully <,lecorated. Offered at
$495,000.
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1-4:30 PM
301 U JOLLA DI, HI
H=1~:=~ JACOBS REAL TY
I • '7S.6670 I t s sa easy . . . 2• 19 Newport .. d.. ~onwr 30..
Just c~~k~2~~!8 and 11 T:::-::;:::--l:~I
.. _Daily Pilot Clrisbiis' Ad-Yi er nelA i:ood1es with a want to sell~ ClaJ>s1f1ed -------------~----~ 1 Class1r1ed ad ~-5678 1 ads do 1t 11.ell 642-S678
FOREST E.O~N, REALTORS
UECUTlft-S ll1'llA T
Towering trees + oven1 creates a
feehng of total privacy. Dramatic entry
Spacious liv rm + formal dine acrented by
massi\•e beamed re1lings Billiard s11e fam
rm w wetbar Every conceivable luxury at
only S238.SOO! Don't 'f"'atl call now•' 962·5S8S
TIM'LIX
HUNTINfiTOM llACH Four years new tr1ple:x. minutes from ocean
All units C'omplete with fireplaces and garages Now at $280.001 Owner will assist
with your financing. Great investment!
Don't wail Calf 962-SSllS.
4 II. POOL SPA $121,tOO
Splish splash this holiday season in warm
bubbling spa Atrium style entry greets your
guest Two-1A•ay firepl. acrent.s spacious hv
rm & fam rm 4 big bedrooms Enjoy
festi ve holiday gatherings m your enter· tainer's bargain Won't last at $121.900 art
now Call 962-SSllS
SMAIT ST AIT $7 I ,ISO
Stop rent mg & start investing ' Low down gives you fantastic end unit rondo amidst
very pri\·ate setting Serious seller leaves
washer. dryer. refr1g & more all for you
-but hurry. call now' 962·SSllS
W ALI TO 1HE llACH
Brisk half mile walk from beach bnngs you
into view massive two story amidst lush
landsrape Roomy entry hall leads to
spar1ous liv. rm Counlry k1tch 81lltard size
family rm w 1 crackling fireplare Take over
loans + owner ma y carry paper to get you in
with reasonable down! Don't watt ~all now.
962·5585. ,,
JUST REDUCED $6,000
Serious seller orrers sparious 3 Bdrm at last
year's prtee' Double door entry leads to li v.
rm + <'ozy den Rustic country kitchen
Roomy rear yard for family fun Now listed
for only $124.900! Hurry. call now. 962·S585.
IARfiAIN tunas! " ~
SIOJ.toOt
Here it is! $103,900. Large lush yard. 3 big
bedrms Sparious master suite w/wall or
glass to party patio. Huge sumhine kitchen
Plush C'arpel. RV parking. Serious ~lier re·
dured t.o SI0.1.900. VaC'ant for ru t po$ffSSion.
Won't last. Call 962·~.
l~Bm
(213) 592·1525 (714) 112-515
at lrlilllnt I CdlM, l.l
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Trad1t1onal deror throughout in popul ar ne"
neutral tones Loads of used bnck and )(la~!>
in this spacious 5 bedroom Mesa \'erdt-
home Lush green gardens pro\'lde sut>n~
setting Grar1ous hving al penny ptnl'h1n11
pme Call today. 645-0:nl
WANT INCOME?
Room to expand or add anOlhl•r unit on this
R 2 property 1n quaint Easts1de Costa M e~a
Existin g older home 1A1lh park hke ground~
Barg am pran~d at only $124,UOU ln\'est today
for$$ tomorrow Hurf) ('all 6-15.()34~'1
COUNTRY CWI ESTATI
Own )'Our own pool. spa & putting green
Steps to tenms and itolf Treat yourself to re
sort hvtng tn tht~ spar1ous 1·ustom home
Priced far below replaremen1 Re f1r..i l'all
now. 645·0303
NEWPOITRXB
Save SS Bring paint. elbolA grease and 1m
agtnatton to transform Lh1s large 4 bedroom
house into your dream home Pool & spa
romplete the setting Lender 011.ned Bargatn
pnred al $1113.000 Invest no .. 645 0903
YOU DESllVE m
Custom builders home has everything 1ns1de
& out Vaulted reilings Brirk walls. Solid
oak cabinets Wide custom shutters Alnum
Sundeck View of city hghts Prest1g1ous
Mesa Verde Country Club area Take ad van·
tage now. Ca ll 645-0~.
FIRESIDE ROMANCE
Intimate m aster suite with glow1nit
fireplace 2 additional fireplaces in spacious
living and family l'(JO(M Wet bar. Cheery
breakfast room. Exciting li\•inj for the
young or young at heart. Com".1~1ty pool
and private RV parking. Convfnl,ent loca·
lion. Immediate possession Prictd for quirk
sale Call now, 645·Cl.'ln
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. -~·. MESTIGE ADDIESS!
Mesa Verde! Cost• Mes.'s "Best" location
Charmine 3 Bedroom home shows pride or
ownel'lhlp throughout. Spaciout ramily room
with sliding walls ol glass open to lush out
door entertainment area. Luxury living al an'
arfordable priC'e. Take advantage now. rall ~·0303.
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l:lsta Mesa
(714) 645113
at Nm I -CIStl Mesa
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CAPE COD ON CLIFF DRIVE
Spe<'tat ular VIEW of OCEAN. BAY & soft rolhn~
hills .C..::.pe Cod .design \\llh 4br~ ~a and rool
~ ll ou'~ Sunday 1-5 2708 t'Mf ,-Of Cal for
private showin g n,u; ROOG ERS 63J,·t266
NEWPORT HEJGHTS
Ex cellent T F,;HMS & PRICE on this gorgeous 3br
country t:oltagt• Jla:.11 all' 3 ('~11· + purking Drive
hy 52U HEDl.A~l>S ,\\"E and <·all HAE
RODGERS 631 ll Gt;
NEWPORT ILUFFS IS rm JOHNSON
1 <im the RE ~i\X ~P<'c·1ahst for ~pt . Bluffs
you 're bu ying or Sf'lltn~ Niii Pete· Jonnson
G31 1266
ISUHD DUPLEX
Way under murkt'l Vic·"' of Ba ~ Super ;\ P B
lornl1011 60K down \.\-1Jj buy it Calf Curtis lit'rh erls
Sr 631·1lfill
MESA VEIDE
Tall tree . IJeaullful pool. sl'dudecl ... pa. llldr' 1-\ll
the goodies and bt:~l 101· ' $285 IHH) J ,\CK IE
HANDLE~IA~ fi.11 12fili
. .. . ... IUY THIS OHE VA nRMS
Jbdrs , lg t·o1y fam rm " fire place Quit>! stret•t
in Costa ~le:.a Pm·ed right at S\22 .. 'iOU JACKIE:
ll A~OLE1\I A.\'. 6JJ.l.266
SELLER WIU RNANCE IARGAIN RA TE
This 3 Br home ma\ lw the best OU\ 1n '.\l csa
Verde It's loaded ,,ith potential, and j1erfet t for
the homeowner honw lo\l'r~ clernted to crcall\t
proJe<:ts. Prit'cd <it $12}1,!XXJ. Call me for mo rt• info
Anne M('Caslancl li31-121if>
OPEH lffOU CHR.ISTMAS
The door to ~our new homt' w1 II be opened b) ~·ou
if vou t'all mt· tuda\'1 ·rhi! ke\' fits the loek of a 2 Br
I \·ear o!d ('Ondo IO co~ta '.\ie~:.i Lots of ... up er l"<
t ru. and onlv Sl7 win do\\n rail .\nne '.\I t
Ci:is la nd 63 1-126ti
NEWPORT CllST INVESTORS SPECIAL
Ocean \'u. 4 Hd ,\ 3 Ba . Fam rm .. \\et h:.ir. din rm .
pool. tr nn1:.. walk to bt•ath. $210.tXHI Submit any
offer B"b or DO\ te l\011p i59 1221
UNO.A ISU
180 Turning Basin \'1e\\, SHR. fl H.\ H11lwrd
room . sep wing for long t<'rm gue. t Lg dbl dork
for up to 70 ft ,'<,: .to ft ~ achb. plu!> s1dt· lll' Poof ,\
spa S2.IOO.OOO lfohor Done Koop i .'i9 1221
CAMEO SHORES
180 0 ('<.'an \'tl'W t ·HR. 31 :! RA . Furn Hm l.g
yard w pool p,·t l><':H'h Si'2.t.OOU Bob 11r ()n\ 1e
Koop. 759 122 1
COASTLINE & OCEAN VIEW
Camro Shores fine~! 3 BR + den fR. Formal Din
Huge tourtyd "' pool. pm hearh Bnh or Do\ iC'
Koop 759-1221
llG CAHYOH B.EGAHCE
Versailles on <;otr l'ourse .i Rr. 4Ba. ma id·, qtr .
Formal din Sep Fam l~m "llug c· '.\l a~tN su11\'.
jacuzzi. ··super Lo" Pnn•· SH50.11011 Ro b or
Dovie Koop i5!l-1221
4 BR. 3 RA
suite " ba v water ltn<' ·
759· 1221
40 FT. IOAT DOCI
formal din Fam Rm Hu!!t' mas ter
\'IL'" Lg. sit dn bar l.g pat 10 to
5i5,000 Fe<.' Bob or Dm 11• l\oop
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
3 BR . 2 BA . Form a I Din Just rcdecor. & rt'
modeled. Ocean \'1ew J>ri beaches SJJ!l.flOIJ Lil
Bob or Dod C' Koop ;59.1221
LINDA ISLE LEASE
6 BR. 5 BA . Formal Din, F.R .. guarded c;alL'. ll'n -
ni s. beach. Room for two Lrg. Boats S3.50U Pl'r
month . Bob or Do\'le Koop. 759-1221
EASTSIDI J IDR NOW $169.000
Quiet cul-de-sac in prime E. Side :\l esa. Parquet
entry. Bri ck frplc Tiled kitchen. Pantry Family
rm. Water filter & soft ener Spa. Enclosed off.
street RV pad. Giant patio. Stor age shed Fruit
trees. OWC lg TD at 13'; \'ery flexible Low 6' 1
1st TO. Just reduced $6000 to Sl69.000 Bob Li cata
759· 1221
EXECUTIVE EST A Tl
Custom golf estate home. 4200 sq. rt. 200· fairway
frontage! 58R. 41:i BA formal din rm . recreation
· & hobby rms. 2 frplcs. fam rm. sundeck. porch.
pool & spa! Panoramic views from most rooms, 3
car gar. Storage ~alore. f or personal preview call
• Bob Licata . Bkr. 759·1221
2341. 17• St.. c .... ._.. Uf·l2'6
4412 lertwc• Pkwy. lnlM 5H·t400
15 c...,.. ...... t¥ left 75t-UJI
Independent Member Brokers
SANDDOUAIS
ThLS 312 Bdrm duplea
pnosmu a 11reat 1nvc1t rmnt opportunity 111 W
Nl'wport Lout1on • un b~lteva blf rln1nc1na
makt this offenn~ rf alL,t1r and smart Aak
ma only 12&5.000
.......... Iffy
'7M700
7ff.1111
C.... .. MwFee
--Yiew-SJ45.000
With oc:ean and canyon \lew and pnvate bearh
sits this J Bdrm 2 bath
ho me wtth fr enrh
door s beau t iful h.irdwood floors, new
pa111t, ne" rarpets and
)eduded master bdrm
swte Mot1v1ted seller
75t·""
...... Isa.wt 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex . 307 Ruby ,
S32S.OOO UWC $30,000
doWT_! Owner ~~·4~
llilboeP.--. 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALL NEW INSIDE &
Ol!I'' Come see 1t at 2113
Miramar S(ZS,000
~·3900 67~-42~ -
2 J~ !i~ttn. 2
hreplaces 2nd story
deck 2 car gar $340,000
~9364
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041EGOHIA
New elegant 4 Br Vtc
torian partia l vu. I OIA'llr contractor r1nan
l\llll ~7i,.OOQ__ --
ll6J ...... 2 bdrm. 112 bath bouse. 2
rar garage 112 blks lo
~an Owner. SJ00.000
675-U]7
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F\ne loral1on. beauttful 3
Bdrm 2 Bath w ramily
room Sew plush carpet
inl!. 3 car 1?arage. lrg 30 yr assumable loan at
1212"; Low down pay
menl C11ll 549·11755 or
644.7220
IJASMl!li E CREEK -full
ocean \U 2 & den. 2 ba
rondo Pool tenh1s, sec
OIA'!l fin Open Sat Sun
11 4 19 l'url Own agt
64() 1515 728 ~L51
Presllf?1ous home ocean
\le<A. 3 bdrm 3 bath, 2
St Or). I J400 sq rt I
l'uper locat1on 2 blks
from beach Wood fence
l'U\e!'t'<f pallO & jaCUZZI
11. bltn n · dbl garaee.
central A C. 2 brick
frpks Xlnt terms Must
see to beheve To be
~hown b~ appt only
Ca II . .\gt. Colleen.
!m 00(2 or 851 ~8_-_
,,__ CatoM Hom
4 bdrm. 3 12 ba single
fami ly home South of
the "" > in Old Corona
1 del ~1ar Corner lot
' Elegant appoint me nls
throughout SS2S .OOO
Open House Sat-Sun 12
tQ 564Q-~,. 6i3· 11 75
OLDHillOIYU
This super ocean \'tew homl' has ne\'er been on
the ma rkl't before J
, Bdrms. 211 ba. pool
Fant~ttc potenttal C.Or a
build-Out Excel fmanc
lllg and terms Asking
S485.000 Aj!l 833-2650 or
673~
lliCHVIEW
Pnme locatton to enjoy
CdM Custom11ed ron
\'enient large home
Wide range \'lew from
lulls to ocean P1nancing
t1\81lable Open house Sunday 1-4
22ti Poppy Ave
Call Jo Ann Doran
... 759·0619
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1Great lor at1 o n •
1 Bearhfront' 3 bdrm +
den. 2 frplcs. beam reil
I UI~ SI .250,000 NICE bnght & airy home 4
bdrm . beam reihng.
pvt ~aches ~asehold
1238.000
MAUIY ST AUffll
SIAUOM•WTY '7J..Sl54 .........
So Hwy d~lex 2 bdrm,
I ba u unit + 1 bdrm car apt Patio Con1er
lot. Rm to ex pand. gd
in<'. f1nr Pnre redured
_6'13·7!JMI
CDMDCHA ... I Below hwy 2 BR l Ba
hlMf + I BR apt will
ucltance for bread ' i.&ter uriitl lnt.000.
Dem PIOf•T•S u2 .s 111 Ilk ror
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enttitt 9'ow feal•~
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lot with RV arceu l\ak
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-~~~HERITAGE
REALTORS
DESPERATE Musi Hll choice 4 Bdrm
pool ho~ Take over
approt S93,000 ID t!lllSI
Ill& loans. RED UC F.D 10
SllS,000 Ja r k1e -~1'i
W2STOIY
Located tn the Mesa del
ldaF-area, close Io
srhoolS and ~hopp1nit
.This S Bdrm beaut) 1~
JUSI nght ror a large family Covered patio
and trees Nev. on lht
market at $165 000 (' .i I'
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,~,HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
LWETOIUY!
•HoDW11SI000 Mo
With acceptable amt of
option & SLOOO pr mo
lease you can mo~e 10 tu
day' Call Marna al(l
759-1221
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VA.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday OecembtH 5. 1981
RY ACCESS
l;rral <vml•r lonlton in
Mt'!ia dt'I Mar 4 Udrm,
rl\mtl) room , n1•w
l11h'hrn upphJll!'t'b. Inv
l'ly )'ard ~·u11 price
1142.000 m 3191
C:~HHT -f"" PHOP£: HT It c,
SELLEI IOUGHT AMOTHH
3 BR w Furn. room localt•d on rul-
de·sac St•llH WI II t•arr~ lg 2nd
$175.000
YES THEIE IS A SANTA
Imag ine 4 nH t family room with
form a I DR and lttrJ,tc lot. &>lier \\1 ll
help finan ce. o rrered at $215.000.
HIWPOIT IEACH
l11;:h \IS1b1lit y C·3
Ocean \'lev. 120 rt fron·
l.ige L'se or ex1st1ng
bid~ or 4000 sq rt or
bullrl JO (l(A'I ~q ft Owner
will r arq Pri ce
Si511 0110 631·7300
ReallOr
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642·61 SJ
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday December 5. 1981 DI ·
Regals
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Factory Sti r ke r P ri<'<'
IT'S EASY
TO BUY
AT , BAUER
10% OFF REGALS -RIVIERAS -PARK AVE. -·LE SABRES -
ELECTRAS -SKYLARKS AND DIESELS
This off er excludes the New 1982 Front Wheel Drive Century Series
Discount Does Not Include Dealer Installed lions & Destination Charges.
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Olndot00vtr11oft down Uni.Lt .. -···· bo Fam Rm 2 frpk '· 2 Ire. 2 ur 111r1u S Bdrms SUO·HH l111rd slntcond SIOIO &u•hrlor. eler bit 111 S.ebel So f H t'n<'bd 11ar1it S»Slmo Sl)'lf )'our own apart • or f!UUae, w / It car pt. G1rdenrr 1895 J&'75Llft> l40-3M4 Fr n r rd 'I' rd a • ffHlllt:1 . 177 ' kltdwft, 1h11 rrpt. 11r P . or, .. ho !!,. No prU 759 I 914 • rmnt !You dffora~ we paynwet nt1ot11ble. I •Up f1u ternu Pnn S11rr1 MI m I C 11ra1rs K1d1 ' prts __._ cond, rrr f1dllt1u, IOo, no .. 1tr r n ~ 4" ~ 1:1 allowanrt ) I yrar l " old. pr1 mt Su :t:rll.e Ad ttoo. Dai .... l· . o 3 Br bcM.IM wllb yard Viti--•·1 mo ...... P W ... •TO ••"'CH ildult.t Sot~, no ""'U. mo 5 e~ ._., t"rlllll MO*' .. A I J 1 1 ~' .., ..... "' T ...---""" I Br S3'70 U11ls p11d, Ut' ....., It 6200 t:d ly • Box lM<I. Cotta EuWde 2 BR 1 BA 1 w T v~ ~ • b mo ~-ent fer 2 story NtwpOtt Shortt· Newport VII aae. W W Newly decorated 2 Br I rarport. Quirt adult, no incrr in _Hunt Brh_ Whelan Mru 92al-*O pr, fteMS 'yd, ,.,t, ' ~' 1 :.~~a r:_ NI .,.rt lteclll UH bomer;uo. : ~~l~.5 ~:cal:t~ ;~c~:~w drro~ JW~~'/44 no ~ls pr t • U 3 W li • Y N1~ J bdrm, id ult&.~
kick OK. 151$ per mo •'7 HOM~ t'1R R .:NT •••••••••••••••••••••• ioead di N )tl.lkS!' -Pauo, pool, garage No n...-t Estate l8lll ~ 4405 evrs 3 •-Bd •A~. 1'° 0297 -or l a t 0 pets LUIUIY CONDO NEW BREED APTS .... ~ llC'CW •••••••••••••••••••••• $ Bdt S S. • 4 rm 1'100.S750 H CAMYOH ...,._ ,..... 181~ Rochutt'r up 2BR 2BA, micro wavr. 9fll .,..7 _ r.li1t.tl . m llt .nu crptt t'en ctd ya rd a 'Luxurious . Thrtr 2bdrm,2ba ,Ca~Cod StJlln_ ttuhrompt pool, gar, ~?fw1th l.OfTl4l~ 18rJba.larrnrlpatau,
Jlllclmteltft ....................... C!'c;laMa~~ -~~rr!:· !:l:l:.1~t1~ 't ~~a bedrooms. Two baths spill level townhome ••edi 3740 flttplart. walk lo shop· Jac:u~~1~1~00£''w~r tncl gar Nr Hunt T•SMllr,ITC hlmd 3106 &bKgait.7591221 ~ Anll!..no fee . Rlc:hlydecorated Muted Ttnn11, pool , Jll', ....................... ""''COM beaches Plld.Adulu,noptu 393 Hrbr 1380 no pch
"'" ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 2 BR Ba d ----tGoes. 3000 '""Uare feet. fireplace. "50 mo. H.l.'i Fl.,IST _m.:m 1 or~ 7020 Hamilton, CM 64S m I Mlllfll harm1na lbdrm COl· I aplx.aar.sml 4BR.Ba,t.'t.Pool,te11nls "-· I k • ..,h t K th " "'-~··l"'::-28R, 1e•. nr 2BR l~BA ms+ 13& ,. .... taae.2cartJar,matutt fenced yard.small ch1ld &pl~arwnd. K1d1 ok Vl"eroo s lOt tee 0 a 17 .7284 Spanl&hDtalel.1ving ! S2 7$ Single 312 8 .... ..,..... "' dep au pd N Be h
, 75,000 cpl pref Rd's rcq. OK Nopeta. S475 .-..dep. No pru. U7,S mo . ~oJfCOUrM.121tOmonth. 1 BRdupl.x w/ pallo on BrauUtul patk·llke sur· Larlupur open Sat 12·3 ~hool1 No Pet• $425 Blvd. ' M c fadd!~
Prln A , Rlrh l!hyer Win~. (2JlHJ8· 60. 1964 A M'ever~tl~~ 5.11·~ early lease. 117 Rue w .. ter. 2 blfrom ocean. roundln111 . Terraced ..!1..ID~M..e es Adl~ll'!l..s_. l8_·~
71 ill__ ---Ch BR R Grand Valee. Open Sua· Mll!S/mo 61}3* pool. Sunken 1111 bbq, 2BR. 2BA COndo. St1>$ to 631·61~ ---
Palm Sprin&• se1.700. Mete 3124 38;~~~f~~~spa S:~Jr H~:tlll~:~ ~Y~5R T~\oser cal11 ~home NwptShores 2 1parklin1 fount11ns 8ch Frplc. Encl Gar I Br E1s1de. s mall but U=~~~~r
furnilhed Oft Golf Club .Um, ut1I pd.pool, for I S79S +SD 2243 P1mfic Harbour. 7l8'0-8329_ .• ea r. 'bt•dtn:2ba,Zr11r1ar S paciou s r111>ms . Adul~mo760·1~ co1y w/lolti of neat __ C"l,,.llt 7
Dr. 714.320.uu or pel"llOO S350, for 2 S375. l "'8" 108. CM ~ 847S 3 Br. 2 Bi. condo In 11lnt 2 bib to beach & pvt Separitr dlolng aru. s.AefMwr ~ Adult~ only ~ -L.:...a.LIL-
•lu3A . BR co ttage 1dt.6 642-7743 _ loc. All 1mtn1t1es :O~k1j~: kri~~:eenl •,; Zbdtm,l ba 16$(1427'_., Need couple to manaie MAllMllSWAU CHIAPIST ~-7570 --Sharp 4 Bdrm pool home S700/mo Ava ii now ubineta Walk to Hunt lna.W.9999days~ smaU apanmt complu I, 2 "3 Br Townhou.sr
,. ._OM W•Tll Clean 1 BR furnished cot· $1100. Im med. uccup l. mgton Ctnter 2bdrm, 2 ba, view of 8ay. 6".::!JAU1~93J2 Apc.s Patios. 111nelt " •-w~'~•TD,:;.• lage, very private. adlts Cul·d·sac 3490 San Nr. beach lbdrm, 2ba J Bdrm furn. 5485 Retrig, wasber, dryM. double tar garaars.
"' -onl)'. no pets. $435 Incl Rafael 979·5370 or 1ardener. no pels. f7SO Townhouse unfurn,SSSS fil .846·~ nur Hunt Harbour
INN WPORT BEACH all util ~·OS 2 540-7618. J udy _ @~9§2·~..:... Mete 1124 me8tiBJIU OU~ olt 840-·6807
25K ~· 11.•ume long •edi 3169 3 Br 2 ba. 2 car garage I Lwt 2 Br 21,o, Ba. Pool Adult.s , no ptts ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 2 Bedroom term rinancin1 OWC RV0 storagr ruvtred spa tennlS security Ut1h11es f'rtt' Newer 2 Bdrm w1aara"e, APA.JlTMINTS 1015 Eneland St balance at 12~ w tNO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 1 · "' · h t " " Beautiful lands"ap•d ~-1368 PAYMENTS sszs 000 UDO 1su: charming 4 pat.to, ranee a. disposal
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Prin 001 · Ow~er' bdrm, 2"1 bath, lrg sun 1675 ~-lst & l!t + SIOO 962·l398. __ 1..4QUINTA HERMOSA MS-~77 garden apu Palms or 3BR, 38A Close t o 1~ Y · · ny patio. l'Ompletely up clu.rung dep S900 move 2 8t 1 Bi I blr to bch 16211 Parkside Ln, I blk ..--y DICOI. decks Pool & Spa. lfut Beach S79S mo 604 16th -=~=-· --graded SHOO mo Vtar· Ul, bal spread uver 3 ssoo. 212 lllh St H.B W ol Beach. 3 blks S of ,_...,.. peld. Adul~ no pets SUett .536-1453
] UNITS C.M. ILBJ!LGru.E4J .. 675·616J ~s. 979-676~~es ~5-7!2_ _ F'..dlnge1r 47 S ~,!~s~::. ~l~n~ld~I~~ ~~ S4 :!:~ ----
Pnce Jl&Sl redl.l('ed, near Want something x tra 3 BR 3 BA, pool tennis Beautiful s Br + Den, 3 --• 441 ~·5073 2 BR I', BA ~ SSIO
new,callnow special 1n a 2 Br Goodloe S750.964-1688,1 Barrplr.fresly painted .. •Clos ' 22.50 TSL lnvstmnls 642_1603 Townhouse. completely 67~~. ~k for Laune 1 ~et.bar. nice loc. Close to °':.*' llC J Ir To...._ Vanguard ~0-9626
14 UNITS C.M. furn~~ Mo 760·9117 2bdrm. l~a. no dogs $425 beach, school & shops Mft'u•s a.as Newly decor. ga.s pd . 2 BR I'• BA 1495 Eastside with pool. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. hreplare. 645 V1 ctor1a , I.I ~mo C!,11968·4021 encl gar., pool, dswhr 2BR 2 BA SSZO
ownrr anxious, 11reat gardener and water pd Ml).9124. --3bdtm. 2ba. bit in BBQ. .611 2.8() SL, bei.:e. new Adults. 642·5073. 398 W Wilson 631 5583
f1111ncing at 10''\-~~ 76Ct_&7.!4 4bdrm. 2ba, lrg bat•k) rd, f11>le. rvrd patio, 2 m1 t1> lop, paint reblt. tires. J 2 Ir. I le AD+
TSLI VI m lS 642· 1603 omts .,.,.,..sited S750rroo. heh fl50 mo + Sel' per f.e e t S I 4 • O O 0 Newly drcor C:as pd Ill~~ ....................... . S81·8188eJes . ~·4945 tlDF'NllSI ) encl gar .. puol, dshw r. '
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R · ut1ls Eastside · •• non srmker 6.Jl 7215 y----1............... 4250 tran«' $285. per mo nth. wknds 549·4834 ext 301 -;y1 d · ... ~ · N service. ronferenre rm 41 yrs a money maker Br. + den , frplr ec ~01(18 j ---.... -I ---I"-'-•· · & ----pane ing. rapes ow Adj Or Co A· rt $100 T I d l l mo -Extra II! pnv room bath •••••••••••••••••••••• inc uud ullulle!> lsl Adult respons1bile pe rson dlvided into 3 pvt of g 1rpo ~ ocauon. a 1acen o faciht1 es. S49 5
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So. C a l . C R .C . NB. luxury apt. all fices across .from City OFFtCISPACI lhvall7141645·7100 q e 1213,630.3040 amenities. Call 6.Jl-1597 Hall. All serv1res ava1la· f"' .. HIAM 1.,1 ..... D · -h •ei• • ---"·=-=-=~"-'-"-'--1 --hie 'optional' From 225 ,_ "" _,,." WANT to lease 4000 sq ft • •• ., r------------------------------, •1Rmmte wanted lo shr 3 sq ft up al reasonable Prestigious Corporate. restaurant for piua O,pi iwMtr 5015 e Br Laguna Bch home. FEMALE Non-smoker rentals No lnse re I Pl. az.a ·Rent.or lease m I parlor Jas Taylor Rily ••••••••••••••••••••••• • S2 7 s mo. C 1 11 eves to abart house. Euts1de QI.ired, cau s73-3002 _ d1v1du1I offi ces Set ry 646-911118~.,YH 5311 772:! CAl'IT AL w AMTID e 4W7·3011 _ ---~.M. mo mo, Call even-, EXECUTIVE 1 servaces avail Call'Reta1I Store. rho1re loca National restaurant
Fem only, 18 & over. lllP-631·~ 64G-87l2, Mon Lhru Fri. lion by Newport orean rha.m seeks investors in
• o ce an s 1 d e C d M SUITES 1 8-30tCl~ -I front 800 sq rt $750 mo order to expand com e 13SO'nm.gar sp QwetM1F.prof.pref.to shrlge IN 1 WANTED 67~4185 6731401 pa n)' o perations 1n e area613§317 oceanfront house. N B 1 HBITAGE j f.xerutive office space. ~ ...,i.e Westm111ster Mall Our
• NBproftentl will share ~~ 673 1219 -PLAIA approx 600 sq rt Best .....h 4475 conc'fl fea t u re s
• beaut ome w fem Fem only 5225 mo SI~ New luxury office spare Newpo r t LocataQn ••••••••••••••••••o••• heallhlu . exrlllng rood over:.> S 760·0802 dep HB. Must be rlean 10 Irvine 's bu siest +share reception and 12400 sq ft . 5 ofh<'es & and dnnks in an at. e OCEAN. FRONTIN.8 960-7874 960-2615 ~r! Easy Frwy ae-copy equipment, pre work spare w Costa I rmsphere lo match
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• & l F. 4 br, 2i,., ba, frpk. Npt Shores. close to for details. fMG.s.'113 lSlh. Ample pkg, Sl~ Howard J Kastle
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Rm W ..... P .1ri . 111 Newport Beach, •P· plete darkroom Perl «-+"*111111 • cl. mo + 'h uUls. Isl ti mt ant.,... vt r 2or3room.,, 1ceswte~ prox 250sq (l. l400 mo, for photo lab or de ~fib
• lat. 49:MS7. w I BA. 3 BR M 0 b I AIC. plenty of prts. Uhl lit. lut. Contad John sisntt S400 mo home. Ocean View. La incl. Anil. now. Call f1S.I007 96o.ms . ISHUl M~ZJJ I 45=._0 I I
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6 --1•. resuaw or bacll1rou11d ~.lilh. tra111port1tion ah11l Cootart Miu Moo-Ftl MS ~ -ClPtll Apply In person. HaJI lrtt Sade bouda 7-sat :'J:vev;: ~~·~~:: ~ue call· Matti . .,. C9'7 '4?1 ~111t1Typlst. 1m lMO PIHenlaa Ave., Bulfet Dreuers, 341 Goldtn Retntver Pupa '•1•11••/ .... c ... ., AiiaimoM: Newport ~ac h. CA. Gw.r.i 0tflce Workwltb JO~·~o~Joes• =•':u~e~~~pu~:~ CM Jasm111e t.a1un1 AKC M1P All Shots. a • II~ •c.rts Ambitious boy a nd _,, . '"'""·a' 1Mbt ...._ ....... p. All th US Nol n . 4941~ weekJ l lSO -•• _, 3'Hrs N l ·OllO llrta l~LI yeara old, to v.-• .....,...,~ over .e . . u co. fo\ill time position T S LE .,u M• . .,1u ....,, woct l Bookkeeper/ C l erk ini part me Mon·Frl , •&ency Call (6021 w taood benefit pro SICIRAIY ESTA E A ~-u.= ...................... c•1c...-. Ina• c:e.:11 ·:e~:l~n~ Typi.t. Dutln will be • ell ..u.~l, I 2$2·<Wn operator 527, 7 1r•m. Call S$7 5118, star ti n . '•I ii r y 4Ca5biew. Uni Park. Sat free buut Bri ndle•
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.... A.ndtta, 642·021, eat .. Beach Mu teul'I) ot Art GENERAL 0 IC S,. c r e t a r y w 'l h T vi.nrement t:n viron dhl cab111et'S300 t080 ptl Ir companion Must -Ll~!!!!...!~~a~842=-· ... Mo.=-1 l'3 fora 't·.st.~. •DAY WEE~ ._A ed of INVESTMEN T wl l l mtntal astnry tli .... 7095 be a r ound peoplt.
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a.+..--.....1..a.a. xlnt pay-bftlefitJ. apply PlY 111 person after 2pm penon to handle ceneralj eenencerall. M4·~ velopment & counseling the ab1l11y to ty pe wash bu111 pitcher, S'7S pup 4 llXI Ea Bid. Lilies __ VW"_.._,., ill penon San·Clementt Jolly Roaer . •oo So olfire duties to includt, Exper counselors re ~m•taltt'shorthand Oriental vase. S7S. ~KCall shoti _..11 ESCORTS Ford, Serv,. Dept., ~ ~wy,L.B. bookbepm1. ty91n1. m., t-..s.c......, cem lOO'~ comm This al 80/IOOwpm Bendib 6.11·S9'19 __ _ CUDDLYCOCKERS
l'Yftlft ... 1111( No. El Camano Real SC CENT RAL KJTC H EN inland phone. Four day J For-;rvtt' Utigat1on Aole tJ an unuaual oppty for include a 3 day weekend Old Nontake China 96 Will hold for Christ mu ! UIMUll• Automot ive MANAGER ottded by wort week, Mon-Thurs p r a cl 1t ion er O I C right person Confiden every other wttk, retire· pcs. S\Jll 1n Boa ssso AJCC. 6wuold. blondt Ii
HOl.mAYSPICIAL IOOll•ll Hwllin&too Beach City rrocn 9-3 for SillOO./mo. airport ana.9M·38l8 llal 111terv1ew Call !n!ntP.lan, health, den OBO Antique Cups & ~~.eaMO-N44
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__ ..s;s:...""""<=---t bookkeeper, Car desk Dl)nt.b position. l lotll lo !J9!>oer 411t·SM$ Milds varauoo. sirk l~ave a. Oil by JE Bundy Bl ~· RARE.1reat Xmas ••u••••••••••• u perience helpful. 40 $138~ per month, de· General . Needed Immediately. Restaurants holld11y~ Apply person· Appt ~9s10 Makt o . vt ,Y atrect1onate •
PSYCHIC· ISP hours per week. E•· pend.inc on eitj)erience. Reliable, mature hve-10 Experienced Apply' Part tu:nr counter help ntl office. 10844 Eilts fer ___ oves. r bildr e n 1250
READINGS by cellent frinie benefits apply 73S l•th Street. assistant manager for Angtt! San Clement e from 11 a m lo 3P m Ave . Pf1untain Valley. •...a IO 10 O 631-
AMANDA H.B Phon $36-8851 t h L a 0 uoa CA. 9'27(XI. 1714JS40-2910 . .....,...w" A.KC I · h "-•-c ies f includi.n1 retireme nt · · e ap ouse • 11.1!! _ G~s ~lh.1S2 ~.QL _ E.O E M /f' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ns ..,...t..,r pup . Seudonp&llo plan . lo-house com· OwfAsalstant Beach. Re~ired cou.ple -· · · HARBOR AREA .show &pet avails olS.
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67).0136 Muhita al ti.Dental Cuisine, Xlnt req. 4H·IS41 between, C ent r a I K al t' hf n All lYJleS. 7 > t) exp Wtb\zy used appliances Ad ora bit purf breed ••••••••••••• •• NABER~ waies •future Growth lllam·lpm I Manager oetded by needed. great pa) & xtra •SICllTAlllS• -Wesell recC)fld .. guar She1tie pupp1tt as. Call
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....,.,.,...,. · .,,., · tries. Ha wa11 140 Babysitter f tr ieneral office pos1· Hott/Hot ... • Medka recoras. rerev· .,.... or presen ompany SICllTAIY Refrig frost free, clt:ao. or 11 e -·-c M u7 7234 ror I coupons. 13 coun· ... . ......, ""' ..,.. .... T .. I .,._ l t I F s I
C.Pool 5150 6.11·36&1 Needed. Your Home lion. Hill, Danielson & We 'rt looking for a J taon data·processang & needs peopl e e x p works good $20 0 G42·3418after5pm
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Co mmu ti n c f r o m DILIYBYPBSOM ... .-~•Lbe smooth open· Bnstol Park Med1r alSales dJvidua wilhtoptyping aood s100 548-8513 or l only&46-8627 ...._ _______ •! h f I I "'""u'e tt-L.. &shorthand skills Must • =--~=-=='-----NorwalJi area to Costa •••••••••••••••••••••••"'" Ysma Meyer o 's , rv1 nt Ill& aod operatJon of our Q~--I ~ -• be a~grfnl vl' )elr ~ _ Da<'hshund PupptH 7
Mesa. 1213) 864·5468 .W.W-.4. 7075 Persoo~10 meetl ~d.p~ru;~k:~~, restau rant fo r thel MB>ICAL j Posillonopenselhngre. su.ner&abletoas!>ume Wa sher, dean. works , weeks Adorable' AKC.
before4p.m . , ....................... 61yr . old c ir l a lte r aft.er lpm:M7 6232_._ brealr~ast &lunch sh1ll F'RONTOFF'ICF. ~rad adver:i1s111g to res p on ~1b 1 l1t y good $85. S48·8Sl3 or i 4,F I, M S200·S300
--Pleasant. reliable lady school $5 --Expeneorereqw red. I Ex b11ling /collect1ons. local merchants ma pro· Congen1 a I Newpo rt 548-~ ---I 644-71.113 --Lolt& '-41 5300 available (pref days): · l: to ap~ox. Delivery person oeeded J I 1nserancf' forms good lected territory E~ ! 8e8t'h co mmer<'t a l Dryer.gas.clean, works Freetogd home. 6 mo
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:"5pm everyday, on·1 in Irvine travtl a gtncy Wtlit«{Wtlttn11 I typ ng bill .' o t celitnt commission & bnlkerageoHtce good S7' S48-8Sl3 or old femalt German Babysitter lor darllng 3 cood cook . d r ive r Fti. MUST BE DEPEN· Motorr Y c le P r er 3 positions cur rently Air' orta ar~1 · X lnt bonus programs, good S4fl.448S Shepherd type. ltle tan, ~old girl. Weekends. 3 l ~~e'!!-e~'t•~~o.ne~~~d~ 957 1700"'---- -av a a· 1 a b I'. ro r th e l sala~ & benef1b t•all co benefits Apply at Contact Pe&&> -. ~ n....l "'~L. ,ery mtell.igenl 646-1413 da l y .. home or w h d 5 • R f' ......... .-1_ brealtlu t •1or lunch ,, ... ..,_, The Ptnn))aver, t660 833-2900 .wD••...-"~• or~·&Ml iy. J omao w1s es a~ bndce. Irvine. es. ..,...,_, shiru.Min1muml yr ea· ~~ Plarenl1a .. t:~ cabinet.sandyouown 4 1 --------
yours. Mariner's Dover ' won, good & rehab e, Please call ~·<M61 after Evenings and weekfnds perienc:e requi red to Ill· Medical Ste Y I I? irl I sale. elec stove· 2 ovens Poodle, AKC, standard Are•· TracY S48·•
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.... --DBJVllY MEDICAL F Isl \t D . --r close to home 957-8191 Free lo good home de· t..•••••u•••••u•••••••• Blnkinl Full lime for local de· U you are quabr1ed for seeks EXP ·D rull & 11 l Cdll bo l th~ 0 t VICK I HESTO~ -AYTSZ GAS STOVE llgbtlul Dobie max pup·
MEW ACCOUMTS liven·-Xlnt dn'vino re· any o( the above pos1 1 fr & bk oHtce help dus a u 11 I & lo\.5SOCIAT~S Almond color. SIOO p~needs family for Cc-..... ~ ..... .. stan rng rarctr op ••0-0400 •-~s Smiles a lol A ~·-N--rt Balboa Savincs --' ..... uared. Ne~""'rt boM please call ror ap , 644-QJl!.1__ t 4 .... 760-1586 aft 6 u.uo --or Qllv • ...., wr-. 64SSOOO -portun1 tt•s as .. n ---~----646-5l88or641·11S6ms FGS has opening for fut has immediate opening Stat.iooen lnc. $57-11212, pom~:t!~n 9a·m a.i MODB.S/ESCOlTS l11Surance 1\gent Train SEC'Y /IECEPT. Refngerator. very rlean., ~ -y-
1045 paced person lo handle for ID experienced New Mr Emmons. _ ~
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A/P & bank reconcilli•· Accounts Co unselor. .. . ....,."'. _953.~71 wilh yo ur present AIJ:22rt.5'4CHIOOO ~9060 __ ••••••••••••••,•••••••• tion. Paid rompany This is a challencing DIVEi -emplo)ment .----G~ DRYER Runs good I Free to good homes 2
•••••••••· benefits. Call: Debbie pmition wilb • terrific Underwater hull clean· Gii.AT HOUIS MotfMr's ....,., STOCI CLEllk SllOcash cats, ~ale. rem. 4 )'rs
Loll. M Grey Sh haired ~ o ppor tuni ty fo r a 1ng . ltoowledgt N B tAM-JPM Light housekeep1n ~. 963 ~l8 I F tune exper prer hut 642 3011 old. neutered & spayed
Cat Has br nea collar •••••••••· · P E 0 P L E hattlor req·d Only de· ~rttame842 2909 • , r C:-M wall tram Apply 111 I --all shots 751·1295 evs & w name t ag V 1 r ORIENTED" ptrson. pend.able mature nted J om the Los Angeles -_....:._ Sales lad} 14anted ur ' 1 erson 2431 w C~l Refn,erator, brand nl'w, "'\tends Laguna Canyon Rd. & ADM9ttSTIATIVE FUil insurance benefits apply Exp pref F/P n mes Circulation tu m, Part-Tune Sales specialty s hop, perm., k"'' N R '17ru rt Sell very cheap IF.. -d h --· Stans Lane. Answers lo ASSISTANT • ..,.;d career appare l ti WATER WORKS. • ad a pt you r work Would you llke to earn I! l, rnalure645·~711_ :kl.-I SJl-6253 _ _ ree lo goo . ome . S Pl II M · ed f I ,.... me h d I 1 money in )t1Ur spare TAX NIEPAIER --lemale black Ben11 ilve r . ease ca . ot1vat . resource u Salary commt nsurate ~9618 ---s.r e u e o You r l lHtit' Ir so Ca ll C'ornne Sdft/M••9••..t Solve your Chnstma~ Has had rab1e s hot
714-t!H·l361H94·0$08 individual needed lo as· with experience Please •D•VHS• lifestyle Work S hrs at 714 SS6-007S Nutnuon Co lookini: for I Jan 15 lhro Apnl IS, buy my very nice gas
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eyed M. REWARD' oess man in oil & gas. !lits Denny Pans1a Must be 18 yrs of. age & ClrrulatJon Sales otrice. PART TIME d.tviduab who desire an or p Lune. houri)' rate mach. don everything, 4 beaut kitten~. netd 642. 1304 banlt1111 • real estate 71,~-6505
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Lost: O(Lr~ Fragoe B ~IC· live, personable self. SAYMS & LOAM hr. Car lS s:phed. Call leisurf actu•aties. Wt 1 S3 7S1hr lrnne <1re~ appl No phone 111 I needs mature-person ·ror tf k~ve, t c :~ ro~~· 1 Freetoioving home. AKC ~u:-efairvif!~·RE"wAaR~~ s tarte r with c ood llOOlrvi.neAve. NB '~ar'!.-_ 87AS1·2680to SPM 1' pay ~~I)' wages and ~ta£lNa~641 9203 'terv1ews Mr Davis •71411 short tnps surruundm.: ~.S411"r896 642-7370 ' reg Canadian champ secMan al skills. Send · F ... on-r11.____ , commwlOf\S. • 8948798 , M C t t j --~---brind le M Boxer S48-0234,orS40·7518 r es ume t o U T E.O.E. Mt I LOSANGELES TIMES --Costa . esa o n ac Re-rood DtShwashers.90 9642445
Lost: ...., Hus It Y. .., Thompson, 2AU Campus D•Y~ · 137SSUnfiower Ave CM PAIT TIMI Sales I custome rs We train I day cuarantee on mtr -
Sh e pherd. w h i t e . Dr Suite 200, lrvinf, F ltlme, g~ dnv1n' re I 171•>540--030I ' 69pm Expanding)oulh Ptrmanent p T retail Write TD Di.ck. Pres $125ea S36 TISI 2 yr old wlule corltt1el
fema le. 12 yrs old . 92715 Banking cord•Cahr dn ver slir Equa!Oppty Emplorer rounsehng firm hts •sales position. appro~ So uthwtslern . -
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Leal.her collar. no tags. ""' JW£1 person 20 1 YI Cst I HAllCUTiaS outgOlll~ mature people I weekend work. days on Tx .... ,}6101 _ •••••••••••••••••••! .. '!ALE TRl+COLO R ED
S4MSOO Residential Aid. S 30 lo Hwy, N.8. I Wit h clientele, 70/30 to mouvate :.m b1tious ly we "111 tram. we l'Yl>tst1Part-T1me W~ns dlO.:ipecadll :r~~· Col he. I yr old Gd
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Area. Reward 533 .. 7754 642-se&l SoulhCoastPlua o ire. Small romputer pa rts Homtma ku or my Sales PartTame -w wh1lewalls,0 hea\y l,. .. ut 1050
Los t: Male Lab m11, •ALTBATIOMS• ~~~nee rtquired. mfr now hiring All ~~~9 ~ou31~mt~a~ye PHOTO BOOTH atlen &UOY VISIT I WAl.IHOUSEP/T ~1J..~Jl!)O.S46·M~1 ·••••••••t•••••••••••••
rmstly hlk, brown on SEAMSTRESS Kathy Amburgey shifts. Wttbnds. ambulatory, dant.aflemoonsh1fl W{WASHIMGTOM I General war e h ouse Hurry heavy-duty boy·s **I BUY.**
limbs. Approx 11/ll/81 Bridal shop aJterat1oos 714-540-40M 1¥9AC CO•P. Corona del Mar. Call 640-7293 & Lincoln & Hamil.ton & wort 2 afternoons dper b!Xe. 20", $40 642·0176 Good used f'umiture •
Nr Delmar & Npt Blvd. dept Costa Mesa. l<U$Lawson River Av. Mn. H r 673-8494 Pnnlln1o1 ---other peoplf you will see week, .ideal for stu ~n~ 1 eves Appllancts-OR I will
CM. S48·3326 aft 7j>_m __ ~ l $56-9 CAlJfOllA founlaui Val. 962·9336 H OST E SS E S P T I Coonter help, ll typing. 00 ~ rmn{.1/:u c1an : or ~':~~erson I -WANTED sell or SELL for You
Loat : Saluk1 Afghan. Ans wering Ser vice, rrantl GA.LFllDAY L.uncheon. a lso la tel pastt up. must havt gd 1 ~rr:s ':ir'culationn~:;ts W~D PROCESSJNG SCHWINN BEACH.. MASTaS AUCTION
b&ond f tm. 19th Harbor graveyard shift avatl . rWUAL 11.ust .type Ir hue lite n11bt wll.nds Grander I 11mginat1<1n & outgoing field rep Many people person w gen ofhcf CRUISER. BOYS 26 ~I+, 133·!H5
Of,642·9804 --typma 3S wpm. Call· s..e..&&.o. bookkeeping n per Gd ResuuranlN B.6!2·11881 ~N!ahlyrt :h~·~: on the pt mculatioo slulls for busy R E of -~l-4l6l.S40·~~ llUYFV•NtTVIE
found Beautiful fluffy. 6.1l-OHOEOE. 91STownf:entuDnve telephone manne r:s Ap HOST/HOSTESS ---~--. sales program e a rn fief M1111mum one yr 1Hardll used Sears, f'ret Les 957·8133
Gray cat 11·.30 Dana Pt Selling anything with a C.O.ta Mesa. 92626 ply 10046 So. P1oneu FIT posi{ioo. days, must I Property Manager M1n1 rmre than 1200 a week u p. Accurncy a must ' Sp1nt 10-speed. 26 In ' -----
Harbor Manna 493·8822 Daily Pliot Classified Ad I Equal Opportunity 1 Ave., Santa Fe Springs. be e P Apply in person: Warehouses. Nttd cou for workllltt JUSI a rew ~ 1 l.lres. small frame S7S I :5> solas. New S98. Lov·
dYS1t9S-6734 eves 15 a simple matter Employer I (21311149·0201. as.It for Tb/J ·11y Roger 400 S I pie lo handle leasing col I hours each day signing ------1 840-3406 eseats $38. Sleeptrs,
Foond 12-2. 3 ~old blk. usl call642·5678. ~ Ll.nda. -Coas~ Hw Laguna lections. office adm1n . up new Tames Subscnp F'md out about the high l DI a m o n d b a c k ~ FACTO~Y 9$7-S7(XI lr:ittm.sbt·haaredM .vic~--Bl!dl. >· IJl.U'IOl"repa1rs &matnl l tions 1n their com eaming realestall'saln Freewb e t l. 1lloys .,P\1Sale Retanng Sell·
Tewinkle School CM 11.,1y ,.,, ............ ··· ... •. 1 I On Stlf housing + munities We pay hourly career op porlun1ties perfect Christmas pre· I 1ng almost complete
BJ ·,o For Class1fledAd salary ' benefits wagf +generous com 1 with T H E R E AL lll!lll Sl&0.830-4727 after quali t y h s eh l d Found . g old ' gray : ACTION I HOUSECLEANERS, lo Resadt ntia l or other missions Ir you have a I ESTATE RS l..tc:ensang I. . I rununshings
1.ttnalt cat . very a tree-I • Call a hr. P IT Ctr 64S·S123 rrop. m!!4ml prer Rep· nut appear a n re ' school fees rompletely I Ulte new boy's Schwinn I • •963·~·.
taonate. Vic Mesa Ad ti • Sale OailyPIIot lbMtteepers Y to Cindy '714 11
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knat'k for tallt ang with rerundable lo school of l Cnuer heavy-duty un· AnUque Walnut DinTble
Verde, C.111. 641-0328. ver Sl1f $ AO.VISOR Reliable horekt piiers 544-4320_,_ --h people talk to us about your ch0tce Edrost\C cutable'lock. llghlS. Sl.SO 6chall'S. $4.50 A Steal" Found : dark gray Iona· Exper ne14·spaper -d;;~a> salesperson lo 642-5678 needed Fiii or a rt· SELL 1dl~ items .,..,t " this great p,llmt op sales tr8Ullllg For an ' ~-9'168 ____ .... ••6.1J.1716••
haired cat with white handle ke} accounll ror Orange Coast time · 14.so per hr· Daily Pilot Clas"foed1 porturuty Call Mon-Fri. formation. call 7SI 6191 I SchwaM 10.spttd Varsity Lmng room tables S300
claws. Vic. Mesa Verde, Oa•I> P ilot Salao. commission and ~9715 -----Ad 6425§78 91S7·23&l,ut. l204 ---20" boys · b10 rle 1 Lamp $90. Dan ash
C.lf. 641-0328. excellent bener1ts Gmwth opportun~ie~ Tca001te1 aaudtlllMva.nta~a·o,!-rt~0e HOOSEKEEPER. Live-J Yellow. Very Rd. cond. I dres.se.r S80 ~arbl0e top Found : Dhingy NeW'J)Ort for person l''tth career ambitions n w"' u'"' in for mat ure couple
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Harbor.Cal1After6PM comolele resume to ~1aru fpn~PI .!0 clean out your garage, Refs .. pitue, call: after SCHWINN Varsity. girls ~ -------
6?·9368 Box 1560. Costa Mesa Cr\ 92626 Mp nl' attic aod basem e nt. 11 AM, SJ3.231Z IOspeed. $74 I '42 l.ane cedar chest 1100.
f ..... •d: white w/brown c alls . please An Equal Oppo r :• Then.talre advanta1e ol SELL idle at.ems wtth a ~ I 760-0935 scrs Burl maple table,
.,,.., tun1t) Employer classifiedtohelpyou stll Daily Pilot Classified ( l ~ ) ) ..ia...... ................. 1025 !:!'~e design $400 rabbit, n ow a t Nwpt lbt items you no looser . · • __,__.... ,,_.,.,
0 Har bor Animal Hosp ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ottd! CaJIMZ-7867 Ad. ----•••••••••••••••••••••••
&31-1030 330 W. BAY ST., •COSTA MESA, CA. HIM llNTB I HOW 36• /FT Queen me bed ~ofa . Found: Pomeranian Pup· AHEOU•lOPP01tru1o1T'fEMPU>Ylll ~ Redwood 216 &eclting Ethan· Al la nd .•1~t py. Orange•gol~ color. •· .......................................... · """ !:if 4-20' long ' a lso redwood ~~tw ee .2s
Nr. ~:v:Sar~ 10
H.B ~~f.t?o':lt .~:~~~fe~ I QIUla cabinet SIS. coffee
.fQuncl: Ork Long hatred Hou••WI. Lowest prire guar Jim tab&e S20. lg flown chair ·b •· · URI~: ti ,,.,. ....... ~. 2 Lier mah ta bles Cat. whl b1 •tots. vie. ( { } ) ork.enan.x me , ...... ..-... I 135. d1nnettf Sft. 2
54f.ll22 SANTA SAYS (d) c-,.. & leavfS. 6 cb11rs 110 ~ Ire. white fem. ........ 1030 Child's bilte seal 110 and
clt:\lue eyes, Marin St. '11APPlllS$ IS A •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• mlsr. 25301 Alicia Pkwy
In ltviM. 7S4·3740 STU• g " Sharp Video Ca me r a (rTar. upstairs) O'Con
Fouad, F.A1l11h Setter. IU.I 'N S500or Best Olftr ntt Monuary. Lagul'I•
kine baittd 0oa1e. Poo-paper 613-41122 Hills581 7910
die, Lab-milt. Shep . ews Ml40LTA SIT 101 1/1 TRANSFERRED mi&. Weimari.ner. also E Co t
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t sell all cata fr kittens. Irvine M •CHl.._.E ft8eB .&JORS with 1.7 and l.• lenses lo u · u1 ..
Animal Care Center. "' " vs-~ c e plus 21/2 8. 13 512 8, homt rum . beaut ~ IN DIUAte MOW! M>-2m zoom pll.IS xtras color tv St96, contemp.
!597>4 a rr1ers f .. tes and IUtO flash, $4~. Olk 6 ~ br S~t QSO, ro u ND : G 0 I d f n or I OU 0 80. 521-1 smoltrd 1lus dan let.
Retriever, San Die10 i"* t-w.. h Vivitar 220 SL. complete Riv1e_r a 1ofa btd w
, • 'I . E It c I i d • ...-. .., ··n Hunt1•ngton Beac I W/Clole·llP lens set, auto • rmtdUn& aola. lovneat. ~. red collar. If........ Z4 B el«/a llto 2 X w le COO· ori1. SltOO, . sac. atSO
Sim ut for Richard IJ. ~ f f • \I II & N rf Be h Yert • tele lens likt twill aep. l. •le1ut Moreno. 213·&13·1SS3 oun a1n YO ey ewpo ac new U 7S 0 . B /0 peen roffet ....
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of &bopping, rlahl at
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lart1tma1 card• ad· euiter.aitll .... ,.1a,, l••••••r. llot for :::~~i ·· ~~i'1' 1!: WalllO..,,,.. ,..IU,.,
.._.. 31c ea.• •Ill., •rmllda, alal rood. ,,_.._ CcMu HJ aat •la ,_ dlr!. Saedee NZ>7m Go-I.art. Xlat toed. IHP ..z:m:;ma::UUJ..____ _ _
• Strattoe tet. Doll ..._ utW" 6 »""" U : la=~ SoAve .,ow a.riltm11-Mlal rolleetlblu ............ " ~ • HH IJu1 ID1 ¥ef7 .Utt , .. WHlatr /Dryer. $400 Haadeade 10• SIO .' ....... '!! ............ .
llOYt • rerrt1: HW. 080.eo..tb.-080. .....64111114. pool ta f'INDIA&HODa
madl, doll t¥ttyUllat~ EXTlU.H.}1111 M111t Mil Ptell~ Za1 llle6,.S,8MIO a.rcraJC PIANO •mnlllltt. fTl• w .... ~"" ....._ •eb. 21 ·1, Ntw.RHt. tifflrl
.._1, rw IN r.:.u. OOOdtoed. beauteanyeaae,aakla1 MS STU:LOUITAI -•-•••••••••••••••• ::t, Clliaam .!rf_;tUat, Saw Slt9 or.,,.! OD Sierruiqle lOHS. LOSINO LEASE, quit I PIUVATEPARTY -'-·~ ·--8hae Poa. Red Poa. uttU..~kMa
--.... • .. ••• . tiU bullMM, Hllln1 out Uy JN G SI L V E R llabJ filnulure· playpH Mid. S'9wa la 7our M Af.M
Floral rourla 11111 . PONYroa ""-~.. ,_ ••ao1c1y,.<i·onestop .......... ng c'""tMAll.1-.pUea and fl•· DOIJ.ARS<;tllllHl20 •'i'9l •Ir, Ute aew, on ltoml. 11 Daryl ,.1....._,_,1 ..• c .... •Am Wulaer Dryer. queen .-Mt.1-wo , ~1"'W' "''"' ._1Dcludlo1: _....._ IOboda.tM-4144 St· tJnt .... 17 "'_._ .. --·
bid,"*°' T.V woadtr CllKllTllAS 8-l :"":'1•. Ad· for gift items. To place )Qt Dlaplay caw, waiUa1 ~7r:~ 0T,~•· lllk'O rollaway • meeb. Jolla wa,.. r...a. Clull :.:= Suaburet . ..-aamulll.:lam~!..--1 bpm.MHlq ~~O~A~-J,',!f:~:·:~ "!~.:n~A,.....'R•RS ad m this column cal SarooJco cbha11dr•. Beautdy $ay · toola, aJJ near oew. rott ........... auoo. aa.::'...-uJSuo .. ··nt NIVIR USED: 8u11b lllldab I Id 1J __,,ur ,, • .., .. 6425678 ..... k IN oo a r ryera ID .. ._.. . overll500 aeJlfor S12SO ............ , -i.... uv · _,, aofa/lo¥tteat AOO ~ • yn o • ,,.,...,,CloH-out · oi111 ~S "' hydralllic t baln, mlr· Beall ......, 1n1de Wed · . ' . lO apd Sdl lu T ll zs•· !>!LUXE! 8raDd atw .
... Tpla1HIO.Mf.!N41 Qa bdrm IMO, NtOooal nbllon ~:.~0~i::: a..daye, l>tt 1. • u. Clristmas Ad Visor. ron,lbelve11Ddplaot1. 1:& ~aJJ"'l'M •rd Newport Buch TeHI• fl'm saa: Sota' Bed. N!OBQfl'Ml'O '*1":'1 f · :•w.~ dk. =·: ;!,.ttr;:1~11 ~· re,latered, 11000. ~,:,.1.°'~tc~4~aa\Y!: <luiMt (Bl&Ddy) hardly ::~=.· ue~.ampoo dnauhltfoa ,::ch~. Ollb full famUy nwm· XlptMca.Q.W•a'L •t.i:t:.:~~rua~:!;
ll"HXto"WXU "D, QntUO. MORE! I Jewelry , pretloua • ..S.aJDt.cood!wJcaae C&llUU754or berablp, Intl. awlm· fMUlln. 'ba.rdwart io01010
llt/OI01fl·m1 ~l S.ml-pretlou• 1to1m. '*tolr. . Wrt,..._ Ram'• t.lcllet.a, 141 •til$ mini , UH 0 ·80. ~14' · M&aatatJI!
Kill ftrm matt 6 •Pl 10' tnil•bt aot1 szoo'. HCllt'C>ILIASI Gold filled lttm1 . lm11uoadelalcaafer1 Canadlu Rtd Sqwrrel MehforAUanu, 12·14' .___ Coualtou1;..1reatfor like DU '150. b&M SlO P1l dln '75 ea. 25 elf Owoer wo.lcl llh to 144·1017 All al our <CldDan> IOISM u new t'\A.rs.ole,lillnew.~. W11bin1too, 12·20. .aAT61FT 19N"Ui!1 btlinerSUO/uBOJerry
wlat dblt druu Amua refrl1 $300. i.. hit ~.bbr9d W'llloltlalttoal. StOO-~ lmO/olr. 'TJ0.4M7. ,.MM. ___ for Cbrlstmaa Parrot Braway -La -~
•!Pllk &la mlmw ao ,bone to u npeneotecl GoldMM\et.ltt=tOl1 1mm,gu.a1 track proJec· 2 dilbwubtra szo ea 1 Sttrto eonaole suo. with caat, oru1e wia1 ~ -Gar~e -Elet. 1llitar • Feodtr
40l100, aq wlnttble $50 Queen alae 1ofa bed, rider. Loa1 • abort t'r U llf 1071 :O~ot-= u new new 7 blide · re'e1 Lamb/mink Jatktt$175. Amuoo. aoo. 145.7903 ney·~!!':::;uy mar· Cb1mp amp, u1td )
fOlllS velvtt recliner love ~-Pvt "">'· 1¥':d ....................... --r. lawomo wer 1325 Compact rolltop duk eves•weekadl· ried aheewea &ives blm 1111M.PIO.M4-ll#
Coutla 'Lon Seal Ital, lll1ma1ao 'ebair, -.,•GMS: Rlcba <=ommerclal Woodwork· Atari 11mt • hb t m.a. . $1.50. Polaroid '50+at· 300 Retail Stott.ban1era, a IOiDI IWIY party F.atateSale
total. Call Auwer A liYaew.S.Sl=M · iDJ cartriqes.aoo~. ROTOTILLER tadl · 22 black,dnu,suiU1 pant. wbm bt takes out tlle Nearly uw Lowry
... f9.4IOOJOn. ... 2 twin bHs w/bo1 llACH11'ERY . tM·lll7 MuyTiller,11tnt eond. YACHT que Fl~I 115.f7}4UO GARBAGE. f\eata llo. Or1ae. Dbl ~bed, l•uulae, Ir 19rin11. SZS Each. I 1111 Nl=M Holiday GreetiD1 Cardi AOO. 499-M Memberah1p, bet~ 1n Dali EtchiD1. Si1ntd ' OLD a.AW FOOT BATH key~· Foot ptdala . .._.., aiOt ataod, I TwiD •be bed w/1prio1 ... -••••••··~··••••••• Rato-UUer. Sbp, like new ! ~. •tamped • Plwnbill1 fixtura· CdJI, Sl500 (~ dtsc I nwnbt!red. Sat.12t5. TUB 5~ It Wbile Gt111e. Perfe~ Coad.
cmd. eo.141-5'7ltv*". l1S llM0'10 5 Jtwel Elam Pocket saoo. dell vered to P . o. 2 K bl s ·rent 535=5.515 • 1 w t ;A mo e ii Colt, ll500. Price, tUOO. --~ · Waltb RutiDI Caae $45-1'1'71 Newport Btb • COila new 0 er 1 n~ mamr · an "' v Ilf·llH.50I l'.STATESALE Dlaette Mt, xlnt rond! VeJJtw' Gold Appro.1 70 lleu area Elaine Flu1b Tolleta, color nrua1~ dllltrol Radio, 2 Slereo,2cameras, 2t~or out of 11ra1e. need -'-"'"-""u.;:o"""'"------
Aalique &lau sofa •.1am ... table6 mile. ~old. GOod Sbape. 10" table uw, lHP --· · Blact, paid 11000 each. di. SUll ln boa S'10/0BO TV 'a, elec. b1~1~n1 room. ~lak~ 1111te con 0Hke1 , ~,.•,.~•a .. t 11111 dWn table lam end mM ~ .._1413 motor, Carbide bl1de1 aell 1500 ntb. New J tl2-0l22 frplt, metal 1hd1n1 venauc. pece Or uat .,,,...
t.bm 'tit h ·din.... New ou roll d k · tilt iroa bed, IZOO; I ' SaveODC'briltmaa Gifta! Kohler Bidet. color •l•LLQQLIS ~door, movie pro-for real SlOO bet offer ••••••O•••••••••••••••
frat ' Ire: Frid1;fd~~ SUO 0 80 ; tjf ab! i 't~l~T~ 1A~I E~ joiner• lHP Bodine 5'-·7$~ off on ume white, witb polished . "' n Jector, etc. Mi-7m. 7 rt lllarbel uetutln WO, llapavo.1 console dreuer, U50 080 WRlSTW~TCH ·lU =~"5.rrit~~d, ::'t':·!°cfub.~:; bn11 ~aturh , paid y~noo•!!s~lll\ Royce 23 Channel CB Mlim'r •• · desk . .a!nt coad, _.O(
color TV SllO, N scale ftH)(!5 . Gold Bend. C11e witb more!pfocaU: 55H275. SHOO.~ SS5(1. orlMi J11i:U..J'· Radio and Hustler an· W-"4 8011 bNtolfer .... 1µz
train l•YoUt ~.duck ~e· Mlboc office cbair <Capt aolld pave Diamond •Cbriatmas Mantels11t ••llt-2'7$• • Bt~ Q(Ne;,port ~~~~BO. t bed ....................... Solid OU fllinl .C•bieet,
toya, camp1n1 equip, awhel atyle) SZ:50 OBO · Face. Worn twite·llill ln To plaSiy~thmesuee Hollow M\JST SELL alee tweed . __.. a.-wa er · Buyln1 World War ll credenza M ieches loat
=N:':t.,229 Otun oall dreaaer w/mlrror lbebox.Xlnt1ift.EaaUy rea 1n'c,..e"pube.A, AU~.84'~i:ebe~L fabric IOI• 4t lovesHt. Cs•~h~?: ~::,e~'f::: ~~ SUO. Souvenirs. Cub Paid. Xaint~HX1'iaebea
11J3 MOOBOMHOQ5 a ... wahae.A&rtbuy ill~ ~$41.,.:M~s W'tllsellateatremely re ch · I & d I . _se · (Espetlally want deep P1idllt5Stll$Jl5. Obi bed, frame, S95. Natural wicker 61\ uphJ at SIM.\. MS-1518 all 8 0_h1... a.w.n..... wble 9rice. 642·5457 tAl::nS7~~ or tn· ~n Plaata, Wb.ls GmmnReUca}55H464 _.,1"-==--21'1=·=5.__ ____ _
Brullful table 4 IOI lit ~ OBC p.m. wkd.ya or aayth• Cl iflv ....-!l\erf Pll. 5 - -prices, prof. m11a · Th Se desk.I Ii thaln. S50 Gd co~d ,,.:c..16 e new Sat/Slan. Caah buyer& ass led, 642·5878 Kand.made Item. lo Cl iii .... u.. White Christmas, beaut lained, 2 patio loun1e e fastest draw tn ~he . .:,.en h. .;,~-quauly 142-1152 · · !!! onlY· '15.00. 11$ Tulip Lant. ass 1,.... ,...., your one· full ltnllh white mink $175 ett. 780-9640. West . a Diuly Pilot _, eiac -·~S. u11:
Cll. 146:9744 stop aboppir!Lcenter. eott like ptw ~·3022 Win[ AifS call 642-5678 Clm1f1ed Ail 642 5678. -l _tor_.Rob _____ _
Here's How You Can Use
Our Famous Dimes-A-Line
• Iring IMm Of INll thtm with correct caeh
to Deify PMot, 330 W. Bay St, Cotta Meaa,
CA. 't:2l2t
• heh Item must be priced with no Item
O¥tr S50. 20c pet lln• -SUJC> mlr :l'Mlm.
• No Uvestock, swoduce or ptanta
• No commercl•I Mis •llowed
CHI LOS factory made
bentwood dalt chair and
table set, natural finish
S2S Childs ha rdwood
folding chair S3 Old
wooden clothes dry rack
S9. S6 Inch Jenny Lind
spool bed SJS Two
single bed frames un 6
wheels $8 each Good
working wood cased
clock from lhlrtys Sl2
Attractive new gingham
cloth and eyelet luce
trimmed flower PolS 4-8
inch sizes, ideal for gift
cookies or plants lSc·OOc
each Old pairs of hard
rock maple shoe trees,
neat for candles .
boo1cends. gifts S3
Stained glass designer
pieces and windows
S2 SlO New beautiful
t8inx~n wood framtd
stained art glass panels
S7 New boxed Gillette
Atra double shaver St SO
great ror travel 70.000
unused rolor PoStcards
from fifty's, beach area
the way It was, neat for
cards or '"' 1tat1oos. IS for SI Good working
Royal tased portable
lypev.•r iter from
twentys S20 S foot
toboggan $9. Good snov.·
sled S6 Old hickory
snow skis SlO lland
crarted and painted
ch1lds chair S.S. Low cost
carrosel horses SU>·S25
Old German tronlr all
wood with brass locks
and trim $28. Many
antique wooden trunks
chesJs and boxes S'.!-SJ7
V<ariety of mirrors some
beveled SOc·S15 New firty's Canadian Mounty
sport caps or wool ,
leather and brass S4
each Old Mega phone
Sl 843 W. 15th Street.
Costa Mesa. betv.een
Monrovia and Placentia
Streets 548-0135
Saturday 9·S Sunday
10.4
N EW car 8 track
r ecorder S3S Ne•
power tool stand S20
Gurard turntable SIS
Bogen amplifier SIS.
AM /FM tuner Sl5 BSR
8 track SlO New bonnet
hair dryer StO Nordiea
lady's ski boots 1. S20.
New cute rookie ;ar S6
Bedspread bench SJ.
Wooden salad bowl set
15. Electnc can opener
and knife sharpener S4
551·2041
SEl\T 27xts inch natural
finish wooden doll bed
$7 so Charming old
hand crafted lll'OOd
rocking horse SI O
Vintage wooden handle
bottle c,apper 16
E" cellent old set of
b1 I It a rd balls S20 Prof
t ile sticks SI each. Old
wooden legged root stool
$9 Lovely pewter
basket dish S8 14 inch
Reed and Ba rt on
or nately embossed
s11\er on !>Ohd copper
SIS Two 12 inch heavy ~ol1d copper round
planters brass rooted
and pe>llshed S4 50 eal'h
8 inch handcrafted
polished brass vase S5
Boxes of rme old s1f\'er
plate on solid copper.
brass and pewter um.s,
pitchers and tra)s
SI $25 Old walnut and
nickel s1l\er English
b1scu1t btl(ket SIO Sohd
c opper and brass
chaffing dish and stove
SIO Solid copper
antique wash botltr ~
Antique and \'tntage
door sets and plumbing
(ixtures S4S Antique
l'ast iron porcelain bath
tub ~ A few desks
S8·~. Classroom desk
18. Old solid oak mission
hbrary desk ~. Large
selection of off ice
1•ha1rs, oak and walnut
SI S SJS Tilt sw iv el
orrlce chair UI ~any
vantaice and anttque
chairs and rockers
S4·$SO Pair bentwood
chairs S2S Walnut
vanity or piano bench
$10. Antique oak rocker
S20. Several vintage and
antique v.·eighing scales
SS SSO Excellent full
s ize good working
porcelain butchers scale
~ Large selttllon of
antique and vi ntage
farm and kitchen tools
and contamers 2Sc-S10
Variety of kitchen.
dining and coffee tables
S.S·SSO Two excellent matchin~ teak cabinet
lamp tables UI and $4S
Mahogany Duncan
Ph yfe $50 Many mes of
picture frames. some
oak 50c·SS Woolen Navy
P·Coat S6 Old wooden
boat models SS-$4S
Boxes of boat gear and
rope 2Sc·Sl0. 84J W. 15th
St reel. Costa Mesa.
between Monrovia and
Pl acent1a Streets
CHILDS ski clothes S48-013S Saturday 9.5
$0e-l5. Chil~ ski boots. _s_u_nd_a_y_r_o._4 ___ _
size J•~. 4•, 15:110. ~ew FOUR white spoke dirt
Harl Gremhn skies rims withtiresS15each
0501 S30. New Cubto 645-5914
bindings $10 . Boys --------
hikln& or work boots $4 DO UBLE btd SJO. Six
Ladies eolf shoes. 6M drawer baby dresser
S4 . New med1 c 1ne S20 . needs refinishjng
c1binet SlJ New locks Baby. S drawer and
SJ5. Bar sink and wash closet dresser S20 Bunk
b a sins SI O S2 0 . beds SSO. Four bar
Housewares IOt·llO stools l20 Lam .. ~112.
Limps SOr-1$. Mirrors Bass1nette S2S. Tables
SS -SlO Varuum S5 S5·SI Playpen SIS
Carpet sweeper 12 Dresser SU. Batll tub
Drapes and rurta1ns, $3. Kitrhen table SIO
some new ST ·SS Early Mirror SB. Couch SJO.
Amer1t1n couth SIS. Hlde·a·bed MS 543-2187
Ladles shoes. new and or 66'1·1109 prattlcally new. 51le ---------
SM s•1M SM and 91,N SKl boots size 10 110 s1 :ss . 0Ne~ mens Sport'1e1rsk1raekSB
Jant'itn golf sllirts. C1r bike rat k 17.50 Car
medium SS Mens panll. top luagage rack SlO
arae 31 Sl·SS. New mens 54$-a19 i----------3 piece blue suit lt IBATHINEM'E StO Baby
rqular Sl.$. Btchprud stilt U . Umbrella
12. Artificial flowers stroller ff Car seats
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l•blt umbrell• U . •lld clM doW1'C Tdlet ll·a 111 Cont SOc4l .._SI Udlita
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FOR INFORMATION CALL
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BIG trW\k 11.ithdrawers l SKI Jacket 1Anba 1!SCHWINN IO·speed 24in SELECTJON <>f anllque l'WICKER holder S20 HIDE·A-BF.D couch. BLACKandDecker11,1n
SSO Dra~s and rods womens Stu! 10, like $40 Schv.inn boy's bike rose-.ood handled brart' f~uff~ dryl'd reeds U2 dark f Io r a I SS O circular saw, Shopmatl'
S4'5 Zenith Trans new.ltSt$15995sellror :!01nS20 Girls bike20in S7 Pair lovel) old 1 Large bo' old bullies Olympus adding belt sa nd er Wen
Oceanic SSO Blender S30 Wool sweaters SIO 962-7408 leaded glass cabinet I SIU O I 1 v e I: re en machine S..'iO Case ~ \ anabll' speed 1• ,1n J•R
Al.EEDA full wetsuit
J}l ~t Ex cellent
cond1t1on sso Site s ma II 640-8409 SIO Double toaster Sl2 1 MelUrol $10 Tan v1n) I ·doors S35 Ver) anllqul! n" u g ah Yd e s vd' e I fi42·11fG! saw. a II 3 for sso
Port able stereo S2S Jarket SS 64&3518 aftt'r ANTIQUE ivory and li inch red sh1J>!' lantern r?c'ker S2S P1.ino hke 631·2048 · TOY S 2Sr S4 Boys 64S·9St0 Costa Mesa IOam dishes S20 ~ Shell and S 2 S 0 Id c u s t um <. hord or~ao S..S \'1ohn RATTAN and u ought -t'lothes 2Sc·S$ Childs
coral lamp~ Wine rari>enters tool c·a~ ... SW JnJ ra e 1n goud iron cocktail serving JEWERLRY soc S3 SO Cdr seat SIS. Simmons
WOODEN cradles SS·SIO \'W Bug p11rts 4 ISSSRIS Hebe r S2S Carved Cla~stl' oak rh1lds rond1tiun UO R11d10 rart SJ5 54S·2444 Sterling stfver necklace crib S50 Cnb mattress
Childs rocking chair S5 rad1aJs llnd nms, S bolt plaque SJS. Jewf'lry rocker 11.1th arms Sl4. Shack rnet11I dett:l'tor BA R stool unfimshl'd SS S!I Blltterns IOc S20 ~I Sailfish Onve,
Grant campaign plate pa Item SIS each. Rear S2S·~. Clothing 2Sc-SIS. Prom the th1rt)'s a sl!l S2S Cupboard t) pe end G E Hai rseller. 18 Magazines IOc Books llunllngton Beach.
StO. Det'anters S2·S9 bum~r ~. I 5-60 IS tire Covered turn table SJS. of very wuque art deco table~ dark "lllnut both r u 1 1 e r s , ca s e 2Sc-Sl Fabnc 7Sc yard
Weller vase, apple andr1mSI067S.80S7 2 407 Buc•ke ye metalfolding chatrhS45. S35 f ormll'd tc111 instructions S7 Hair Toiletries 2Sc·S3 S80 VERY.good ttres.one or
design S2S Hand TV 2S inch, works well. 1Eastblufr1. Newport Good 11.'0rking cast tron l octog:in table 2 rhair~ dryer. Lad y Sunbeam BayStr\'l'l.CostaMesa. each 185 -70x l4 .
painted plat~ SS. Wall black and whttl' S20 Beach Saturday thru w 0 0 d st 0 v e s so S20 S ~lllg nm~ S5 ellch w 1th hood SS . pa 1 r near Maple Saturday G R 7 0 x 14 . 14 S x 13.
hung coffee gnnder SIO £~llOS7 Mondu) 548·4871 Kerosene healing stove Cros~ top rl'fnl{erator. stereo speakers. Sound only 9-3 DR 70' 14 F R60x 14 .
Paperweights S2·$4 125 Old iron bird cagl' I freeier Meds work . D · S ll R60xlS radials. SlO Plant stand S6 SO Milk BELT san<ler SIO Small METAL foot lockers SS stand Sot Vant age Wcstinlo(huuse S2S 30 es1gn Sin 2 S watt 17 ELECTRIC dryer SS-0 each F.slxts. 6SOx16 ~
can Sl2 Copper tea drill pr~ SIO Uiu\·red each Punch bowl 12 work1Dg solid copper 11allon. lllni.! tank no S4S-2444 Washer SI with pl' SIO each Hed1e
k I S3 • , 11 door~ 2Mtnx801n SIO pair cups SS Large chrome ele~tnc .. Aat"~ ..,.12 91
equi!Jment $2.~ 10 gallon ST AN 0 for SS "all on purrhase of dr) l'r 5ft clippers $8 536-0782
$3 llummel figurine s B Inch antique English .,., O)il m tan $20 La 1es ski 499-Jt"" 2 . I .~·c 11 C'O lor T " ell e \.upper 5"1 et Beauhful Zenith stereo I and gla.\S laz} Suslln. 4 ~ •K u~ ..,. tank $7.,. R r 6'"l . k d.. j cast iron tub SSO
2S ed frames SJ section S'1 Large Ice ele tnr t) nu te sso boo G "" , " " S 2 s La r 0 us s e Christmas tree st.ind bucket S3 SO Tools brass planter pot S3 50 c r 14n r ts. armont size 8 Quazar console. as 1s Gas tronom1que cook Hean 12 inch Israel lluntinicton Beach S2S Other ski boots StO INTERCOMS s stahon ~ SM t9IO
book Old Wh ho SI SO \!1nyl cloth SOc I SI SI 0 • 8 Qu ee n · S 536 0~1 Skis $15 957-S79'l S.S ite use foot 4Sm wide 351 Bay Wreath. lrv111e c OPP er tr a Y 4 ---Ma sters some s ubs ---------
cook book SS. Cookboolls Street 1s1. Costa Mesa I Beaul1ful set of old cast GA RAC F: door opener BIKES 2 girls g) each SIO·llS One fM Master KE S WO n 0 St tr e o
SI SJ Baskets. flov.er 548 3663 POWER suppl) 12\' J . .\ bro nu ship bookends complete S2S Safd, Boys bike SSO Adult and 2 su~ S2S )faster rec~ 1 \er SSO Bose
pols2Sc·S6.S1lvt'rtra,s. reg Sl2 Power suppl} I S2.8 Oldninemch sohd Spring..' i:.t't of 41 Sli I rollerskatesS2S Ladies and Sub Am)I SIO )pea kers $50 Oak
card receiver. baskets J STEP end tables SS j 1 2 V I A reg S 8 copper WOfkmg ships 011 1
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SSi «M b 1 0 u 5 es S 0 c SJ TS.50SO r. V Ohm v.tth stere<1 stand ~ K1n1
ser\'tng bowls Sl·StO each Oak magai1ne l llP Orion 4000 VT\'M l•mp S21 \'el) old 8 Sm HZ pro be S3S s1zc spreadllkenew S1a.
Snow and mud chams. stand S2S Cocktail table S20 Sin U5C1llos<.oope SIS inch ornate!~ cast GAS lav.nmower dual ~~~~r~~~~s~.: CV2S3 ALR reC'e1ve1 T)pewnter S12 Dis.hes
1$ mch and 14 mch S8 SIO Garrard turntable I 5ft CB fireslltk SIO bronze Onental lantern iiower sso Ne11. two Thunder Shift 500.. frequent')' ron' 40 tc soc Cash 933 Dogwood,
each :-.iew Coleman SIS Bedspread. double Port11bll' SWR meter S8 Very old brass bunk be<ls with ladder race track s7 Rooks IOOO mHZ. motor 0 1 Costa Mesa Saturday
lantern SlS After 9am quilted S2S Smoking SIU TVJ filter. I KW SS Samovar S2S Gr~cerul in the box sso each I 30c Expensive ladies hand scan with pau 9.~
13S 21st Street. Costa stand. rower lined $39
1
E1co signal tracer $10 ornate solid brass S Bl:ick n-chner chair and shoes SS. New model sup. and antenna $40 CHRIST MAS tree 6((
Mesa. Ta hie lamp double glass E1co ~1gnal iienerator candle chandeher SIS st and S4U Tv.1n bed. kits 12.14 Chil~ table Met r 1 c con \'Cr 1 on 1 co l s7o , 520 Skis
shades S22 SO World SIO Pov..er megaphone Hand~e ~I inch sol!d Royal spnnl(. mattress , and chair set 18 Games calculator very good Hart Jr fr~tyl t60c · ~~Dfptne 4 ~~ertwm Globe SS Large pt('ture S20 Grund1g am fm SW brass tabl lamp Sl7 22 and box S40 each Twm I 3Sc $1 Motorcross SIS Corvus calculato1 MS Sin suit siz/'J8 l b~
e rame re m1shed and frame, Seascape console S40 GE tube mrh marble base table bed with roller S3S tu ff wheels $20 eat'h 500. S<'1ent1flc. 'ersat1le, pants, short Jacket I m. ~d'7"'~::~et~~e"~~ SIO RCA comb T\' caddy S7 Ell(1n JHP lamp glass ~hade S9, Surrboard $25 ~c11. 35mm camera SI S excellent manual S2S SkaboolstJMSIS Snow
each. fits Datsun Hotel stereo S2S Comer group outboard motor SSO ~la~> old ~d antique walnut table SSO Dining 1 works I Bowling ball:. Come alontz. 2 ton. new chains for large wheel$
table S20 6421401 1939 ~4118424 Saturday and 0 amps ~ ~any set of 4 orange h1 back and carry bag~ each SIO Electrt('tans pull s9 Car surfboard stylech~seloungeUI Wallace 11041 Cos ta Sunday afterllam ~ightsandf lanmP!i somc j'Covchull chairs $30 Saturda) 84. 1962 tapeSB.Elect.nc dnll~ carrier -Jrwa•n~kis 36 H.P .rw engine case Mesa antique or oor. table , h woe~• .. -.. 1• bl G . S7 c:. .. -chair SIO 6ft .., ....... crank and rods SJO 36 NE 'HI bl and ceiling SJ sso uc . "' wuuu a e reenwich Dn~e. near "'IV)I S2S ~·arbtrware "()pen II p VW . b I .• c porta e sewing Ornate old 7 wa• floor $40 cu.~h1on.~ couch~ Bushard Yorktown. art1r1c1al chnstmas trtt llearth . broiler SIS · engine re ui t GO LD e:isy C'h11lr S2S ma chine S35 Old Bible J En(Zllsh btcHle S50 with stand SS 1816? 644.6989 ruds ~ Complete 36 Bl ark luther t'3l>Y stand 10mx36in29m tall. l~mp, glass shadt>. base Clothl'S. new: size 8·12 TWO baby en~ S20 and Dewberry Irvine' --·------~~~if~: a~dg~~:b ~· bhra:~s~~t~ ~d~t1~1 -;';2;e ~~~~~e;e!':~~~~ !!~ ~·~~bl:o~r:~~ d~~~~! from SIO·S2S 963 8071 S2S Combp-.~rta crib I 552 72'JS ELECTRIC cloth es
Generator 6.V 120 $20 Kitchen table S. attac hmentt S2S chimney student floor HunllnsztonBeach SJS Ho~dmu playpen Fl'Ll · d dr)er v.orksgood S20.3
Fl h I ~ SIS Hig hchair SS • siie mattress an ston mouse cage SlO yw ee new nng gear End table SIS Kitchen Herculeon sofa and lamp DI J chrome ball FIREWOOD Jll ror S6 Infants rocking horse 1 box s pnngs good 8-0\S and tztrls clothing.
S20. Metal foot locker utensils I SIO 494·4200 fo\'eseat SSO each ad1ust head modern Gree11. blue short shag j SIO Quahty childrens t'Ond1t1on S2S W~lte tOe'.$2 ~7.3533 St!i After 2pm, 960-3778 968 tJ07 Huntington noor lamp Slli 28 inch r arpet, I room S2S J rlothes infants 10 size rat I an f u 11 It t
or Sunday BEA UTlfli L girls Beach. gracefully cast solid Norj?e dr)ers, one 14 20r 'S2 Toys 25c·S2 headboardSIO 545'1'983 HIDF: A BED SSO .
FOR Christmas. Toys dresser ll'1th matching brass andirons S4S Bag 11.orki.. ocher for parts. K I l c h e n SN 0 I F'ramed pnnts SIO·S50
ltke new, tncycle SIS bookt•ast SJ(} Custom 1CLOTHESSl-SIO Dishes selection of brass or all for S30 Kenmore cookware glassware W chains SJO Clothes 2Sc·SIO T ble
Tovs. Fisher·Prtce. f"h1ng pole with reel 2Sc S2 Ornament s iron tool sets. including v.asher and dr,·er S40 Sc·SI Golf clubs SIS Cameras S3·SSO Step S$ 26°2u 0 Sa s • S2S 6 Dresser drawer 25c-SJ To)'S 2Sc·SIO. and1r1ms, screens and Dinette table SIS. Coffee ladder SIB. Iron bed and -non. anta Playskool. Mattel. for SlO T-.'O arm chairs SIO Colltttor bottle:r; S2-SS fire grates SS·S2S Mens 10 speed bike S2S co" er SI o St amp 6Atnha DE-rember Sth and bab'.'-4 vears Sc SS. New h \' lou h S s Book ""'-$2 T tables SJ·Sl2 Dining aturda) 9.3 13J2 tennis balls. Wilson and eac e r c air I s '-"'' . ent S20 English heavy brass buffet. 4 drav.-er S50 Watson A\•enue. Costa cJa ta,log. Srotts S2
Pen J for 50c Golf balls Small bookcase $8 2633 Games St·SS. !r71 t:n1on wood basket with cast Corner 217S Orang-e and Mesa 979-9942 ; ewe ry !Or Sl Rear 233 HOM E.\IAO E items
2.5c New Electric fuel Bamboo St r eet . AH .. Costa ~esa off Lion's paw feet S20 Tuhpt:ane Costa Me a -'Costa Mesa Street [)olls S9 Sl2 SO . ~ev.port Beach V1ctona Petite round ball solid See Pete BICYCLEladies261nch l S36·so:.J Ornaments 7Sc S35 pump IBorg Warnerl 1Eastblulf1 644-0443 b d s2 p
SIS Chrome Bearing REFRIGERATOR~ 1 Serlae~st1'oannof1roolnds too51s t::'C"r metalic blue 10.speed CHRISTMAS light . otpourr1 SI SIS. puller SIS New ceramic WOMA?\S21iinch HuffyJ Ooorssao WindowsStO~ ~ '78 FJi::-,1 1\ doors S50 Excellent condition sso large outdoor tvpe S2 SdlUrda~ 9-S 7S8
Illes, 20 tiles in box. speed bike $30 Womans Chairs S3 Table SS. SIS2S Antique rOSt'wood Deck $50 Bumper ~. 77S·4901 and SJ per stnni! Chest ll ~dson . Costa Mesa.
great for house or patio 26 inch one speed Sears Lighting fixture SS. and brass carpenter Rear seats $25 '74 of drawer SS Witter 551·9934
SIO box Black and btke S25 Both bikes tn S S s quare b etween Datsun doors S35 Deck BIKES mens 10 s~ed k SS S I ---------tereo 2$ 2 picnic Monrovia and Placentia $2S \'W doors SSO Schw1M. also ladies J 5 IS · ing e ski SS GIR LSStinara.\' bike-..: white portable TV 'not beautiful rond1llon 727 bask .... k Glass-StO Tow rope S2 ••• "'71 .. ...... ' "'"" ..,, ,..., S treet $48 ·013.S . Hi back seals S.'10 BaJa s peed li g htweight '""""" Beiiinners guttar and working! SS Stereo W. 20th Street , Costa 424 Flora Lagu a e q u 1 pt men t Sc . SS. Mes a f rear house 1 Beach 494 ~ n Saturday 9-Spm Sunday renders SI!"> 645-6945 1
8m Ph0rt1 with fender!> WALNUT Mffee and end case S25 Tire snol(
64S-3215. 642·5487 -• 10·4pm. ot ook. ride new table with drawer by chains ~IS AM car FUll h-1 WALL furnare S50 EachonlyS49.548-8066 L S radio SS Carpet ., size"'' ite ace MEDITERRANEAN k Pre ss ure pol S50 .ane 4s each 10 SHOWER stool 17. Red WALKING J ogger canopy bed~over top b d 150 Ch e s t o: r 64S·694S ' Fl SHI NG rods. reels speed bke S4U Cane installation wood stnps
Samsonite make up exerciser, like new SlSO S20 Also in pink l20. 27 e _ SS·S2S. Tackle boxes I 1 g ht (1 x tu re s s 20c each 963·2358
case SlO Two oil lamps v a I u e s e I I S s 0 old dolls 7Sc·S25. New dra:-vers SSO Orange HA N D carved 1 ad e SS·SIO. Cod sinkers 7Sc Decorator matt'h1ng
SS each. Toaster S4. Electronic battleship set of 10 Handymans chair $4S. Nite stand n ecklacts $30-$40 lb Mans bike SlO king bedspread and
Decorator stool SlO Car $ 4 0 v a I u e S 2 0 books SIO. Nu· ice SSO. Metal and glass Beautiful charms. jade, Saturday 904. 2~1 E drapery's $30 each
DESK 18xS7 4 d~wers
$40 Double boxspnn1
frame SS Me t al
detector S25 Kodak
Pleaser instant camera
SIO JSMM camera as.. Od~ssey TV game $1$.
Headphone SIO Smalt
v.ater ski ~ 4 Corvair
hubcal)l> szo 2 Valler hitch~ SlO uch ~A
12VOC Renttator S3t. SS
battery charier SZS ·• Plymouth put.~ Sl ·SW
vacuum SJ Two skirt Kenning1onsweaterand bucket S.S. Sola pillows plant stand U~. 4rt car nelian. coral , 16th Street.Costa Mesa. ll31n padded valanre
markers St SO each shirts like new 15 •large S 2 $ 0. L i kt o e w round sofa chair MO turquoise. r<>H quartz S30 Round tablttlOlh.
Antique table U5 size. Two bowling balls executive swivel chair Sofa bed S2S. Arm Sl ·SlO Netsuke $30 MANS 27 inch 10.si>ttd rust. brown, neutral
Antique chair S20 Hand 15 each Two bowling S3S l..adies clot.bes si chairs $45. Sofa $45. End Serpentine pendants PugtOC bike for 1 tall color SS Irvine. 11.1387
mixer SS. Steam iron S2. bags SS eath. Surfboard 12.2o 2.Sc·SL Mat~ri~ tables S2S Cofftt table S20. CiMabar pendants man good condJtion S25
Desk lamp IS. Pair book Sl5 Porta Pott1 SSO S0c yard. Dishes. Pots SSO. Lamps llO and S20 SB. Old Indian Sari trim. 721 W. 20th Strttt, Costa
ends SS. Cloct radio 15 Rear window for Ford 2Sr. 23> Ca~Uia Lane Green ~el vet chair ~ very long metallr SJO. Mesa I rear house 1
Oak chairs SSO each truck 1974 1251 ftOO I between Orange Santi 400 ra11ed pin back Peach velvet dttorator 642·S487
Outdoor Christmas Tailgate for ford trut k Ana Ave Saturd~y 10-4 l~tters and figures . for ~illows S3 each. full ---------
hghls Wl., .. buJ'-., ..... 1974 $50 I flOO 1 EZ signs SIS. Typewnter tll . MAPLE nightstands .S30 '" "" -""'' LOADS ol s c __ .. Kl\ '.... 13 eng m1m>r SS. t930's :a;..s/16 new yatllt braid trailer hitch ~ Two paperbacks S t ....... --._g1ge · chair SIS Night stand pair Loveseat SSO various lengths ~·110. folding cots 17 each ror 11. Games '1·S3. Vacuum SlO Tonga SU Hud and foot Underwood typewnter
New w1re lrope tail Atari TV Stunt Cytle Crafts, glaues. dishes. pandamasmats15.Golf boerd , single ISO andstandS30.M2·4729 S2S 1' tad' ts baby clothes 25c ·l2 clubs and bag 110 Golf splictd halyards with v.'O s tum sea Kitchen uttnSils ...... 13 cart SS. Golf shag bag ll4S-OalO DISHWASHER 125 strap key shackle $20 $3 each Indoor TV """ D bl 11· h each. Marine plotting anteMI IS Chair pads 75112 Onllrlo Dr ive, with b1l11 SU Duck PORTAB~E TV. black al~uOSl e~t"wi~ ssp~~~
board 13S. Sulant $20. S 2 eat h Ladies Huntington Beach. dttoys SJ. Valley fau«l and white plays llke "'-e -. ,...1 n-vc .. --e'
hor lj c If h North on Ellis, right on 110. Dremel moto tool 135 Ltaded 1 ~ ..... ..... oa,~...,. Flags SS Anc te 13. onverse go s ocs. Oelawue. hit on SlS Badgu air brush new , g asa Drive. ~ Beach Brass. wood and rubber size 7 lwon! twice1 SIO 1 type. multl·tolored 642.9308 blocks 12.SO ·SIS. CarradloandCBradio Ontario. Saturday 9·4. SI. Blnocruars SU r emp s h ade 145 --------
Stant!011s with holders 110 eath 49111 Lon Ann I 847· 7617 Cash km Saturday and Port ab I e s tereo, SHUTI'ERS and window · • -4407 SundlY. 230 Ocean View S2 each. Oar M)cks SI.SO Lane. lrvme. $SI c RA fTSM AN 21 in Ave. Newport Beath. apartment size, play a I '"'~ In wood frames,
each. ll1nd bearing GIRL'S 20 Inch open rotory mow.r. like new Near Coast Hwy and ucel~ 135. 3llO Slate various .sizes S5·S20.
compass 15. Marine with baaltet UO TustinA" Ave .. Costa Meu
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electronic caltulator road ~ltytlt . aood Milwaukee u,...it •. · Follow 01k Slreel 711nx30in 125. Strecrn
S25. Catalytic heater ~::e~~=~ ~~l~~,:1 PY,,pane torth SlO. Bell BUCK lmlrt S12 Leather Homtafttt llAJI door frame 71111dOin
SI o New d I ng Y Corinth , Fountain: Star II, 7~ 125. Ill dtCOJ atrap 14 Wood AJRPUNE p&asuc ~.1 l ~:s. ~lr~lare ~rttn. ~::.·:~. ~·~~i V1lley.t»21$S I ltblath« pants11' •.!· &>!~.~ _.!U _~!! StlW .w.' ... ~.I ,.!~~U1f:tai:~~n:
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bell SI Lttte Blcychng
book 13 Renector set
St Clotll purse. rustom
made SS. Potket diary
St Toy cannon 12 Slide
previewer 15 Stapler
S2 Labeler 12 Rttsy
Bryar book SJ fish pole
h older 12 Tr.i ftr
reflector St Deroy
strap 13. Pocker chips
$2 Zalma lighter $$
Qu1tk rinse 11 F15h
hook kit '2 Wood
h1ngtr 13 P11lnt ~ Sl
Desk pen U Wood
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12. Booll of Sp11n "'· lfll••••••llai Bus hns SI . IZ t'an('y ' ··
belt budle ~ F.let'tro
puu., tools II 110. 4tO
Costa Neu Street. , Cost.Ilea.
BLACK nu11hyd1
swivel tlul,.. us I
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SUPER SALE
WEEKEND!
luat 2 Door Hllchback
an, !> SPHO Fully
ICIOfY Eau1pped All New
Of '82 Ser lf00Jt71
tk t2081
1112 DATSUN
Dietel Sedan ~r
1noo.s. FKIOfY Air,
AMlf!M!CasMllt Stttto.
111 Stetting Wllttl and
MOftl Ser ll013029
Ill •2218
$6483
$11,239
THE CAR/THE PRICE
All cars plus '"· llct nM and documentary
IHI. Subject to prlOr salt. Prices fOOCI
th1CM19ll Monday. O.Ct mbt• 7 1t11
11120ATIUN
200SX
Hatchback, !> Speed. I Mttalhc P11nt Fully
Ftctory Eau1pped $7443 Sar '504281,
Stk t2179
1912 DATSUN
TRUCK
.t Sf)eed Lo'I Hustler
With Naps Z
Elli!•nt Fully
Factory EQu•PPfd
Ser 1105933
Stk t 2t.tJ
1112 DATSUN
310
O.hnt Hatchbeek
2 Door Sedan.
4 Speed Fully
FICIOfY EQutppecl
Metathc Paint, And
Front Wllttt Otovt.
Too• Sar I001773.
Stk 12075
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: elrand Mew '8 1 Chevy :
• Two-Door Chtvette! · •
Wuh r1d10 tolt whl lonted
• glass BU lights etc No s4499 •
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• Wllb HD cooling. raooo .•
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Loaded with s
speed, stereo,
prep., & more.
List Price •&JOS
our Discount 765
Factory Rebate 645
SALE PRICE S6895
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'81 VW RABBIT L
s speed. sunroof, stereo.
prep. & more!
list Price '7205
our Discount 1210
SALE PRICE s5995
'81 VW VANACON L
Fully eQuipped with leatherette, tinted
glass. deluxe package & more'
List Price
our Discount
*11,590
1,395
SALE PRICE s10.195
112901
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'81 ISUZU 4 X 4 P/U
Equipped with rally spoke
wheels, wide letter tires,
custom exterior & more!
~OUR PRICE
0
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DEMO SALE FACTORY EXECUTIVE SALE
'81 RABBIT CONVERTIBLE '81 2 DR. DIESEL RABBIT
110311 10105U l
s speed, air cond., am-fm stereo
cass., w. s. w. tires.
J 191• 1090111
s speed, air cond., atn.-fm stereo.
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'81 VW DIESEL RABBIT L
Fully eQulpped
with leather-
ette, stereo,
prep., 4 speed
and morel
'7720
our Discount 700
Factory Rebate 525
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·A L SALE PRICE $6495
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'81 VW JETTA
Loaded with s speed.
air .. stereo . prep
List Price
our Discount
19101
1015
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'81 VW SCIROCCO
Loaded with leatherette
seats. alloy wheels. rear
window washer & wiper. s
speed. stereo cassette & more!
List Price
our Discount
'9315
1120
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'81 ISUZU DIESEL
Loa ded with alumi-
num wheels, power
brakes, steel belted
radials, fuel system
water filter, reclining
front bucket seats,
electric clock.
I( YOUR PRICE
o1'\.'« floormats.
s7495
FACTORY EXECUTIVE SALE FACTORY EXECUTIVE SALE
'81 VANAGON ·so DASHER DIESEL WAGON
ti 191• 1011861 !194 1181S911
4 speed, air cond., am-fm radio. Air cond., sunroof, am-fm stereo.
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