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VOL. 72, No. 314, 4 SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1979 ' Fl FTEEN CENTS
Two Beekman E~ees' To t Told
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They dlned lour limes dally, mainly on McDonald's bam·
bur1ers and Shakey's pt11u.
Yet they were allowed to wear only pajamas and permitted to
stay only in the dark confines of their rooms in a San Salvador res.
idenee.
One ol the two bostagea, Bucheli, 41, was held ln a room so
small that be bad trouble walkin1 without uslatance when he was
finally releued.
The other kidnap victim, McDonald. YT, was kept in a large
room, with a bathroom. Bucheli was provided only a bucket.
that he was allowed some information about the status ol neeotia-
llons which eventuaUy led to their releue Wednesday night. At the
terrorists' demands. Beckman publtshed a revolutionary
manifesto in paper~ in 25 counlnes and paid 1t reported $4 million
ransom
Armed guards stood at doors to both rooms. Both men. according to Dr Curtiss Miller, a company
employee, were unharmed and fit and did not appear to be suffer-
ing psychological problems becaus~ of their impnsonment. And tor 47 days, Fausto Bucheli and Dennis McDonald, two
engineers for Orange County's Beckman Instruments Inc., didn't
see lbe sun rise or set.
They were not permitted to exercise. They received only un-
certain information about when they would be released, if ever, by
their captors, members or the Revolutionary Party of Central
American Workers.
Delalla ol the conditions under which Bucheli and McDonald
were held were learned Friday from several company officials.
According to one so11rce, Bucheli was called a traitor by the El
Salvadorian terrorists because he was a Latin who had become a
U S. citizen. A gun was leveled to Bucheli 's bead on more than one
occasion, the source said.
Miller. a physician. develops medical instrumentation for
Beckman !-le gave the men a cursory exammallon when they ar-
rived at Ontano Airport early Thursday mormng, following a
private jet flight from San Salvador. the capital of El Salvador
McDonald apparently fared better at the hands of the leftist
guerrillas. Two company officials indicated an separate mtervlews
"They certainly ate well." swd Maller
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I
t: Red Missile Attack 'False Alarin'
·:Kidnap Try Foiled
f Iranians Attempt to Abduct Governor?
J ST. PAUL, Mino. (AP> _ Identified the live men as before making a court
\ F 0 u r Ir an i a 0 a and 0 n e Hor men. Asadi, Feraldonoon appearance. ,
Sudanese all students at Gbodoos1, Mobamaad Noori and The county attorneys office
' Mankato St.3te University, were Hady Heidary -au Ir~ans -wa.• ~iderinl formal char&es ~ arrested Friday near or inside and ~ntoun Stambouhsh of Friday rught.
the governor's m•nalon on Sudan. . The arrests were made by St.
charges of trying to kidnap Gov Rowan saJd they were booked Paul pollce under the. comm~d
Al Quie police said by St. Paul police on cbar1ea of of Lt. Al Sln&er. SU11er smd
Qule' told reporters Friday c ~ n s pi~ a c y to comm~ t omcera acted on in.lormation
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night lbat be hoped reaction to kidnapping, conspirac~. to from . the ~ Bureau ol
the event would be calm, "Let's com~tt assault and pogsesa1on Criminal Apprehension.
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not panic," he said when asked of a pistol ~ut a permit. Rowan. said. the depa~ent ·
if the studt:nts should be Under Mmnesota law, they had received information that
deported. can ~e held for 36 b~ur s ~See KIDNAP, Page AZ> l "If we lost our bead 1 think it excluding Stmdays and holidays
would hurt Americans in Iran,"
( be said, r eferrin g to the 60 * * * l Americans being held hostage &'...... •eer• by Iranian students in the U.S. ~ -7 a
1 Embassy in Tehran.
* * *
The Iranians are demanding
the return of the deposed Shah of
1 ·Iran, who is in a New York
1 hospital undergoing treatment
for cancer. He is under death
sentence in Irsn.
Quie said be bad been notified
of the po6Sibility of trouble about
4 p.m., a half hour before the
arrests, dl.Oing a meeting of the
State Pardon Board at the.
Americans Taunt
Capital Iranians
Capitol.
He said police suggested he
stay at the Capitol until after the
arrests. He later went to the
mansion.
WASHINGTON <AP) -Nine
hundred Iranians paraded
through a capital made edgy by
the embassy takeover in Iran
and were jeered by thousands
Friday. Many onlookers burled
curses and eggs and some shout-
ed "Camel drivers, go home
where you belong."
At the end of their march, the
Iranians sat down in the street
at the diplomatic entrance of the
Slate Department, raced )ilecca
Quie said bis wife, Gretchen,
was told to remain on the upper
noon of the three-story mansion
until after the arrests. A
reception for about 200
international students from
several Minnaota colleges was
belns held on the first noor.
The ~year-old eovernor said N N Le ..I ... it ii an advantage to Minnesota 0 eW 8\1.8
to have foreien students here
and that the matter should be
handled in normal fashion under
atate laws.
Police Chief Richard Rowan
Coast
In Coast's
Mllrder Spree
and prayed. Surprisingly, given
the paaaioo on .both sides, only
three people were arrested -
for relatively minor infractions.
President Carter took note of
the mood of the nation and
pleaded with Americans "lo ex-
ercise restraint and to keep the
safety of their countrymen in
Iran uppermost in their minds
and hearts ...
"There la outrage, there ls
frustratioo, and there is deep
anger," the President said. "But
the most important concern for
all Americana at this moment ii
the safety of our fellQw cithena
in Tehran."
Buslneea people, bureaucrats
and students poured onto the
sidewalks durinl the lunch hour
to taunt the Iranians aa they
walked 22 blocks from near the
White House to the State Depart·
ment. Many of the bystanders
voiced aqry demandl for the
release of the eo Americana beld
boata1e ln Tehran.
"Let our people 10," one
yelled. ''Bomb Iran; Save the u .s. •• read a slcn. "Get tbe bell out of America,"
tome onlookers abouted.
Violence waa restricted~
ly to ftlt lhakin1 and eu throw·
ln1. Meanwbile. P.aleatlne IJbera-
tion Oflall11aUon sources ex·
pr .. 1ed bope aoaie of tbe eo
American boltalet at tile U.S.
Emb ... y ln Tehran -perbaPI a
doJeD -will be releued IOOll,
but the State Department wu
. · le91 Ollthnlatlt.
The U.N. Security CouncU ursed lJiWediate releue of tbe c.apU~ Friday, but tbe pl•.,.
pareoU, fell cm deaf ean ID lraa. A PLO IOUl'Ce ID lltaabal,
Tar-e1. Hid· tbe tbree·mao tHm 1uerrilla chief Yuaer
Arafat HDt to Tebrao wu bOPeftil aome of the boltapa WOuJd .. hid uortlY. Tb• aouree; wllo uked
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STATION OWNER CAREY COUNTS UP CHANGE
He'1 Selling GH at 10-centa per Gallon
I O·eent Gas?
That's the Price in Laguna . .
By STEVE Mrl'CllELL
Ofllleo.lly,..... .....
You can buy gasoline ln Laguna Beach at 10 cents a
gallon.
Aha, you say. There must be a catch.
Well of courle there is. Ken Carey. who owns the
Chevron ataUon in central Laguna Beath, isn't dumb enoulh
to cbargeadime a gallon wbenhe canget$1.07.
TD Glllme& 18. YOV have to come up with dimes,
quarters and ball dollars that •ere minted before 1964.
Tbat•1 tbe lut year the U.S. Treaaury made coim ol
1ilver. After lbat year, you 1ot a piece ol copper
sandwtcbed in between your me cbaqe.
So. 1f you 10 tbrouah YoW' pigy bank and collect all
the pre-~ lilve.r -you can 1et a 1allon 011uoline for a
dime from carey. . You say you've 10\tDd a 1'84 quarter? Tbat's IOOd for
two 1alloa,a ol 1u and a Dlcltet refund.
And a 5lk:ent plece that 'a at leut U years old &eta you
five 1alloba of petrol.
CA&BY SAYS 111:•s THE OQe wbo's maklna' out on t.be
deal, 1be 181'\'ice atatloa owner bas beeD eolleetlna co1na (or
U yean1• and tb1a ll the aetood tlme the station bu ottered
1a1 a~ a aune a aalloa.
.. My did did It in the early '70I," Canty ea.ya ... A PY
fl'om ~md caaie ln .ttb '1,000 in face value quanen in
• ba1.1'1dad1ave blm sa.ooo... • ls tbe dlDM a 1allon deal 1 pmmlct to Hll 1uollne?
Not banlly, 1a19Cany.
R .. l)'l lt11 jlift a iood way to ftnd rare cot.na.
TD Ol'R&'S GOOD tbroqb New 'Year'a Sn,
CaffJ tQS. and the muJmu.m UmJt 11101a.llonl pe'J' qop.
, ~l.IN chdlt catdl won't bi~
Error
Sends
Jets Up
WASHlNGTON CAP) -An
apparent computer malfunction
sent out a false alert of a Soviet
mi ssile attack Friday, the
Pentagon announred
Tbe foul-up, wtuch occurred
durine a computer test at the
North American Air Defense
Command headquarters in
Colorado. was corrttted wtUun
six ounut.es and tbe false alert
never reached President Carter.
Defenst-Secretary Harold
Brown or Gen David Jones.
chairman of the Joint Chief of
Staff
Dur1nji'l that brief time,
however. 10 L: S. and Canadian
Jet interccpters look orr from
their b~cs Thest' planes are
assigned to battle <tltack1ng
bombers ,
Sax I'' 1o'1 fighters went aJofl
from a Royal Canadian Air
l'~orce Base at Comox. Bnttsh
Columbia. while two 1-~ 106
interccpte r), we nt up from
KinRs ley F'wld 10 OreRon and
l wo more were dispatched from
K L Sawyer Air Force Base.
~l('h :-..o R 52 )>trategar bombers
"'en• launched the Pentagon
:-aid The Strategic Air
Command has authonty to send
bombe~ aloft m a cnsis. but the
B·52s cannot head for targets in
the SoVlet Umon wtthout a direct
order from the President
There was no indication that
any of the 1,054 long range
nuclear-tipped missiles in the
lJ ntled State!> were affected
These missiles. too, cannot be
fired without a pres idential
order.
The Pentagon described the
incident this way:
"At 10:50 EST this morning, a
test tape was loaded on the
North American Air Defense
Command computer as part of a
co mpute r te s t . The tape
s imulated a missile attack
against North America.
·'Through possible mecharucal
<See~. Pase Al>
QVIZ FE4TVRES
NlJKE OPPONENT
All/ ~. Tom Hawdft, and I
tte~ compl.e'tcd 0 50-cUv tour
OCTOH COlll'llrV
1peciJm1g oul aoa.nm nucr.cir
CMTQJI. Al an
act,..,., I WOii
on _.cadem11
Atoord thh
11•ar for o
P'"f o""""'°' tn "Comfog
Hom•.'' Who
am J?
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CHd fM i'tM HorUt or 5o.u. KONG7
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PoUee Daft Mc:h'Md to clll-
eua tbe murdu weapae. "-,..... aceMMa la S...,.....,..
nawa.....,. .., baW'Mtia.._.
foaad • ftHplace 101 U.a1
belleft .... tM lmtnlm• "' deatla.
So far, Su JOM J.a.-u,..,... l&J~bne-~to
identlfJ Miu NJelMD'• ldller,
nor 'do they bave QJ likely ._.
pecta.
Tbey aai.d evidence reeovered
from tbe apartment Ille lbared
with ber bc'otber -wbo wu out
tbe D1tbt tbe died -... handed
over to Santa Clara County
criminaliats Friday for analyaia.
They 1ald studies of hair,
blood and latent ftqer prints
found in the apartment would be
undertaken to determine if any
of it beJoaled to the killer.
Similar analyses have been
run in the local cases, the last
conducted last week. Police say
th~ review of reporta written by
criminaliats and pathologists
handling evidence ln the focal ~ases turned up no new leads.
The investiJation includes the :rwmiDJ down of telephone tips
·given police in the wake ol the
recent murders in the case.
Earlier tb1a week, Costa Mesa
police U. Jack Calnon said of a
list or 30 men matching the
description of the killer-rapist,
seven bad been singled out for
further police acutlny.
• He said background checks
were being run on those men
and they were under police sur·
veillance
But be added that in no case
did police have enough evidence
on any of those men to put them
in a lineup for · viewing by the
witness who helped produce a
drawing of the suspect
* * * OC Employees
Offer Reward
For Murderer
The Orange County
Employees Association <OCEA)
is offering a $500 reward for in·
formation leading to the arrest
and conviction of the Orange
Coast rapist-killer.
The latest victim of the tiller,
17-year-old Debra Lynn Senior,
was the daughter or OCEA
member John Senior, an officer
of the Orange County Probation
Department.
"Nothing can restore Mr.
Senior's deep losa," said OCEA
President James Jon Devine.
"However apprehena1on of the
rapist-ltiller is of utmost priority to the community.
"We trust that posting of re-
wards will bring quick ap-
prehension of this dangerous
man and protect all families in
Oran1e County against further
harm and l!'ief."
The employees association
joins tbe Costa Mesa Police As-
sociation and other community
1roops in po1ttng a reward
which now amounu to more
than $7,100.
Miu Senior wu a e:raduate of
Estancia Hilb School ln Costa Mesa.
She wa Plumine to enroll at
Oran1e Coast Collete next
semester with an empbuia in
either...,,_, or art.
Sbe bad returned to her Costa
Mesa .bome tJOm a 1atbertn1 with frlendl the nllfit of ber
deathcmOc:t.11.
' DAI LY PILOT
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Ml• ...... ,_.., Oef"f-
fAED RAYNE PICKED UP BECKMAN HOSTAGES
Executive Protection Chief et PreH Conference
E',....P~Al
BECKMAN HOST AGES. • •
Bucheli said be was fed four
times a day, but they refused lo
let him see the sunlight," satd
another official.
In retrospect, company of-
fi cials now believe that the
original plan of the abductors
was to kidnap only McDonald,
manager of a Beckman sub-
sidiary located in San Salvador.
The firm· manufacturers elec-
tronic instrumentation.
Bucheli happened to be on a
business trip to San Salvador
when gunfire broke as the two
men , and McDonald 's
bodyguard, Luis Paz, left
Beckman's downtown offices on
Sept. 21 Paz was shot and
killed.
Company officials back their
theory that McDonald was the
only intended target because the
terrorists bad only one pair of
pajamas -in McDonald's exact
s 1 ze -and bad only one
s pacious room in the house.
McDonald was kidnapped
despite the fact that be went lo
a nd left his office at staggered
times and took different routes
to work. Company officials say
they bad no advance warning
that he might be a kidnap
target.
"McDonald more or less was
in charge of bis own security,"
said one company source.
Those security plans, bad been
reviewed by Fred Rayne, presi-
dent of an executive protection
firm retained by Beckman
Instruments in 1m to handle
security for its overseas
employees.
El Salvador was particularly
sensitive because numerous kid·
nappings and tillinp of foreign
executives bad occurred there,
according to Beckman officials.
Some foreign workers chose to
ride to and from work in
armored cars, according to one
official.
Rayne himself said be rode ln
the armored car of a U.S. at·
lacbe in San Salvador when be
went to pick up McDonald and
Bucheli upon their release by
their captors.
Rayne, in a meet.in& with a
small group of reporters Friday,
provided new details of events
surrounding the complex
negotiations in the case.
Early negotiations were con·
ducted between Beckman and
the terrorists by Rayne without
the knowledge of the El
Salvador government. "Since
we were using the phone, I sug-
gested we use a code, Rayne
said.
He provided the terrorists
with a copy of key code words.
Rayne became •'the teacher".
Buchell and McDonald were
known •• "'.Jack and Jill". "SbJpplq Nnanu" referred to
the paJIDOllt of ramom IDODe)'.
Robert Stdnmeyer, Beelanaa'a
le1aJ . daln vice president wu
called "the Judie.' The telephone convenatk>nl
he aald, made little een.ae.
"How'• ,our aunt? la she at the
funeral home," wu one exam·
pie a.,. orovidecl. ... ~don't t.blU the R~lan
KGB eoal4 haft ft.rand WI one out,•• blMld. AccOi'd_lnl to stetnme1er, one
teiaM lllOID!lllt dneloped when
BeChilD wu unable to locate a
prlnte Jtt tbat eould w~ tbe
men from El SaJndor upon
their nleiMe.
Tbe crilll Wal br'Oten when an
emploj9e from ~· llWDl omcea MetWMd Hop, openw ~ Jlop.A..J& wu -""* ,..,.-.limbd to IOainl
and available ror immediate
employment.
No one at Beckman told H<lp
the purpose or this mission.
Whe n h e arrived in El
Salvador. he was greeted by
Rayne. Hop wa nted lo know the
assignment.
"Didn't they tell you?" Rayne
quoted himseLr as saying al the
time. "You're pi cking up two
kidnapped people. You may be
here for days.
Hop became very ne rvous.
Rayne said. and wondered aloud
1f his jet would be all right.
"He was about ready lo bop a
Jet ," Rayne quipped.
Rayne said perhaps the most
dramatic moment occurred as
Bucheli and McDonald stood on the a irfield apron. ·•Bucheli
cn ed. Nobody wanted to leave,"
Rayne recalled. "except Hop. He
almost pushed us into the plane.··
There was more trouble iD
Laredo, Tex . where the plane
landed for U.S. Customs inspec-
tton.
According lo Rayne, a special
agent weanng western clothes
and a 10-gallon hat, wanted lo
play big shot and find out all
a bout t e rroris m in South
America.
Rayne talked him out of it by
threate ning to call senior.
Customs officials, and added.
"Dennis wanted to steal bis
hat.''
Ste inme yer disclosed at
Friday's meeting with reporters
that the U.S. Slate Department
bas requested to participate in
the "debriefing" of the two men
-a request that Beckman will
grant.
Rayne said the terrorists are
members or a unified group
operating in El Salvador, Hoo-
duras, Guatemala and Costa
Rica. Because it bas no capital,
the gTOUp raises money by "go-
ing aft.er foreign companies for
purposes of kidnapping a.nd ex·
tort.ion." Rayne and Steinmeyer said
the negotiations with the ter-
rorist. waa a private matter that
didn't involve 1overnment agen-
cies in El Salvador. They said
they had no plans to turn over
any information to those of-
ficials.
"We worked on behalf of the
private sector. We don't get
milted up in any government in-
vestigation," Rayne said.
Rayne, 58. la a German·bonl
immigrant who once, as a
British counterintelll1ence
a1ent, bad the task after World
War n of protecti.ne· Germu
enatneen from RUllian qeou
Intent oa kidnappiq them.
Rayne bepn bh own firm.
Rayne Internatlonal, In 19'75
after wortd.nl for several major
securit;y ftrml. Re now proYidel
execuUve prot.ecUoa to about 2IO
major corporations on a retainer
b11la.
Amons hia employees are
former U.S. Secret Service and
FBI apnts.
Priaon Hiring
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
1tate Supreme Court, in a
dec1•lon wblch ll upeeted to affect all publle -.enclea ID the
state. said frldaJ that the
Callf ornla prison •.J•tem can
•lH 1peclal couaideratlon to
hlr 01 and proUlotlnt wometa
and m.lliortt1et ID On1et to mec
affi rmathe action pla•
1uldellnel .
TM ~ lid other PLO of
ftdaJa A6d...., .... lnfonnlq
Preeldeal Cart.er'• peace e1Dl•1a"'~ttonae1 0-... Cl.aft, of tbe
'JINfl-al .
Aad ID cattfcrnla, at least JM
~ -JJO of them ldenltfted
as Jnnlam -were arrested
durlD1 flareups of ~blal.
splttlnl and eunins Frt41J u
1,000 ~cw coafhmt· ed ........ IJ"OQp of lrmdml
deiDObltl.ecn ~ to ....
mardl ttUJr'CUat U.S. polie)-. •
A riot sltuatlm developed, u ·
about 200 Loe Anceles County
deputy aberi.ffs and local police
were unable to keep the two
groups separated. At leut three
injuries occurred ln seufflin&,
and it appeared the Iranians
were taken into custody aa much
for their own safety u for the
cited charaes of failure to diB·
perae and auault on police of·
ficers.
* * *
F...-P-eeAJ
KIDNAP •.•
there rmghl be an attempt to
ludnap the governor."
He said officers had been
tipped on the description of a car
that was lo have been used m
the affair and they spotted 1t
near the governor's mansion on
wide, tree-lined Summit Avenue
Rowan said two persons were
arrested m the car and three
others inside the mansion. He
said two shotguns a nd a
handgun were taken rrom the
car at the lime of arrests shortly
after 4 p.m.
Polic<' declined lo sa y whether
the guns were loaded. Smger
said the three arrested inside
the mansion were not armed. He
said the arrests were very qwel
and orderly.
A bout 200 students were in the
mansion al the time, attending a
r e c e ption fo r international
students.
Singer s aid Quie's wife,
Gretchen. who was actine as
hostess for the reception, was
a wa re that arrests might be
made -as was the governor -
who was at his Capitol office at
the time.
E'romP~AI
MISSILE ...
malfunction, the tape was
lransnutted to a number of other
commands and federal
agencies. The error wa s
corrected within six minutes.
The incident 1s under
investigation."
Defense officials said the false
alarm does not appear lo have
resulted from any human error.
Pentagon spokesman Thomas
Ross told a report.er there have
been other falSe alarms that
have not been announced, but
that a decision had been made to
publicize Friday's incident ln
order lo make it clear that It bad
nothing to do with the cris:la. in
Iran.
CD&r"PC!IMl&N o.llr ................ rvv-•-DISPLAYS 'SUP DECORATING' EXHIBIT
Poller Hamilton'• SldU. Are Setf·teugtrt
Saks Crafts
Proper Potter Pleases Patrons
BJ Aa11IUB a. VINSEL
Ol-o.My~ .....
Tall and elegant in graf slacb
and Navy blue bluer wttb an
Edwardian cut. Roy Raaulloo
looks perfectly placed there by
the escalator 1n Saks Fifth
A venue·s new South Coast Plaza
store
One might think. at first
glance, hes a manneqwn, unW
he moves and then you JUSt as-
sume he"s Ln Housewares. ar·
ranging a display.
But tht' display the 47 ·year-0ld
Englishman was a rrangmg Fn-
day was absolutely smashing
but don't do that unless you've
got your checkbook up front
Hamilton. of Hollywood H.Jlls.
although be en.JOYS the LagunJ
Be a ch scene often, created
each pot or vase lD the array.
'· Everythmg I do 1s called 'sli p deco rating ,'" say ~
Hamilton. who LS almost entittly
seU -taught and bas been at tu:.
craft httle more than five years
• • J t 1s one of the oldest
methods, but not too many pot-
ters do 1t. As you can see. 1t aJ.
lows control of the pattern. not
what I call the Gl.Jppy-Gk>ppy
method of drippmg a glue over
a shape ··
Ha m ilton's original back-
g round stood tum in good stead
as a begumer.
· · 1 am a textile designer by
trade." explains the former New
York resident. who is originally
from Wmdsor, F.nglaod.
A number of bis creations
have an almost primitive look,
a s though the soul of an
aborigine or IDdia.n from a pre-.
vious incarnation on earth
lurked in this lowering, reserved
Britisher.
Other pieees. ln bis di.splay
which will be shown all day ~
day, have an almost other·
worldly shape and form, as
though some fossil crept up from
the seafioor to sit on Saks'
counter.
Much ot Bamilton's wort'. ls
done in light pastel colon bul
many have a distrncl pattern at-
tn bu table to tus slip decorating
technique.
Hamllton maintains a stud.Jo
1n addillon to bis Hollywood
Hills home.
· I work alone. which obv1ous-
I y m eans I.muted productJon."
the arllsan continues. not.mg he
works aJmost strictly on con-
sign ment to decorators and has
ha d o n e s ho w at Angel o
Do ngb1a's, a posh decorator
showroom
He was also commissioned to
create a collection of ta bleware
for Tiffany's in New y,,rk and
has ma rketed a collection of
ROurmet cookware marked with
his d1strnct.J ve Myle.
Hamilton's works command
prices of $70to $600eacb.
OC Pair Die
In Separate
Road Crashes
Traffic accidents in Orange
County churned the lives of two
persons Fnday.
Thelma R. Lay, 28, of 10681
Hazard St.. Garden Grove, died
of tnJuries after her car collided
W1th a t.elepbone pole near the
intersection of Lampson A venue
and Hast.er Street at 2:58 p.m.,
Garden Grove Police said..
The woman, according to traf.
fie investigators, lost control of
her car. Sbe was taken to UC
Irvine Medical Center where she
died three boors later.
M 8 p.m., Jobn G. Martin, 28.
of Col"Oll.a, was killed when his
rour-wbeel-drtve vehicle crossed
an UDObaructed center divider
oo the Riverside Freeway near
Green Valley Road and collided
wttb a westbound car. He was
proDOlmleed dead at the scene,
accol"din& to conmer'a office de-
puties.
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as this Orange Cout surfer took to the
water on a recent morning. When there is
no wind to chop them up, small waves U.ke
this one can develop elegant shapes for
surfing, even though the morning is crisp
enough to require a full ~etsuit.
She-Also Has 'Dream'
King Widow Sees Mirwrity Political Pull
"l have a dream, that OM daJI on
the red hill8 ot Georgia the aona of
former •Utve• ond th• sou of
former ~ wUl be al* to
1it down at the table of
brothnhood."
Martin Luther King.
1963 lD Wasbiniton, D.C.
By DA VtD KVTZMA.N
0tn.o.11y ...... SUff
C.oretta Scott Kint. whose
husband gave eloquent voice to
the black man's struggle for
equal rights, spoke of another
dream Friday night.
"All my life I have wanted to
do something to make life better
fol' thoise aft.er me," Mrs. King
said in the soft-voiced style so
sharply in contrast to her
husband's stirring oratory.
That drea111. she told about 400
persons at UC Irvine who bad
come to see the ftrSt lady of the
civil rights movement, Is slowly
beine fulfilled
Presideril of the Martin Luther
Kini Cent.el' for Social Change in
AUan~ Mrs. King said 'tilaeks
and o\her minorities, 16 years
after her husband's famous
speech on the steps of the Lin·
coin Memorial, are achieving
s teady progress politically
throughout the United States. ·•w e have seen Hispanic
groups become more politically
sensitive and involved. We bave
seen Native Americans becom-
in 1 more aware and people
becoming more aware of their
plight as well," she said.
"Clearly we have made
tremendous progress in shatter-
inC diacrimioation at the polls,"
Mrs. King said.
So mucb so, in fact, that
blacks bad enough leverage to
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PROGRESS AT POU.S
Widow Coren. King
elect President Carter in 1978,
she told her audience.
But while the infamous poll
taxes and literacy tests once
used to bar blacks from voting
have passed into history, more
sophisticated forms of dis-
crimination remain to be over·
come, Mrs. King said.
And to overcome these, she
said, wiU require a coalition of
blacks and whites. "People of
good will must coalesce," she
told the audience which both
greeted and bid farewell to ber
with standing ovations. She
urged her listeners to be con-
cerned about others. to help
America become a more de·
mocratlc society
Through the work of her
center, Mrs. King bas been ac·
tively Involved in the strugele
for human rights on a global
basis.
.. On the international level,
the human rights struggle has
been effective." she said.
But she cautioned that
Americans could never ul·
timately feel secure as long as
conflict. violence and wars
raged in any part of the world.
Mrs. King urged caution on
the part of the United States in
dealing with the curTenl situa-
tion in Iran. where about 60
Americans have been held
hostage by s tudent de-
monstrators in Tehran seeking a
return of the deposed Shah to
stand trial.
"We must exercise cautious
restraint at this Ume," she said.
"We don 't have much
leveraae."
She said "one UWe sllp can re·
ally set off a chain of reacUooa
•.. detri.mental to the lives of
millionsofpeople."
It was her bope, Mrs. King
said, that the hostages would be
freed unharmed and that calm
and reuonableness would be
restored to the violence-wrecked
nation.
Mrs. King touched on a
number of other topical subjects
during her speech and at an
earlier press conference, inchJd-
ing:
-Andrew Young's role in
American foreign policy: She
said his tenure a.s United Na-
tions ambassador, from which
he was forced to re11ian after
meeting with a representative of
the Palestine Li beration
Organiultion, bas helped ease
tensions in the world.
-Her husband's fame. Mrs.
King said it wasn't the media at·
tention oo the books he wrote or
the other things he did which
made him great.
"He was great because he was a servant of God and humani-
ty.·' she said of her husband who
died from an assassin's bullet.
Vatican Sees Red
In World Wealth
VATICAN CITY CAP) -Tbe
Vatican lifted the veil of secrecy
from its finances for the flnt
time Friday, di1closin1 it ex-
pects to nm $20 million in the
red this year. It said something
mmt be done or the Holy See sooa wW be ''bard preaed'' to
eserd9e its gaisaion fullJ.
The blltoric dile.loaure ol the
Vat1cui'1 ftnaneee came alter u eUnordiDaty meetlnl ol 121
. aomaa c.thollc eard.ilaall 1um-
mooed bJ PoDe John Paul n to
uama. tbe tiate of tbe clturdl.
A lt...,_t to Ute presa palm-
ed • 1toom1 picture of the Vatlean•1 flnancH, despite
per1latent reports of the
cbmdi'1 lsnuieue wealtll. Tbe
pope dilmt11ed the reporta u
cl&mailna fables and mytbl In a mornfn,-addre11 closln, the
ft•e-4aJ~. • • f'rom the analy1t1 carried
out -of UM total ~ oa tM one biilid and eqenctiture aa
UM otbel' -lt became cle'ar UW
til now all ft.uncial information
bas been kept secret. Also, no
pope in modem bUtory bas ever
spoken so openly on tbe
vatican'a finances.
Tbe statement described the
Vatican's deficit aa "ever in-
crea1in1" and Hid it likely
would riae in 1980.
It warned that if income does
not keep pace with inflation-
fueled eapemes, "withln a few
years the Roly See will find
ltself bard-pressed to be able to
provide adequately for the cen-
tral aovemmeat of tbe church
and for the nerclle of her mla· aion of evan1ellaat.lon and
charity."
Until now, lt 1aid, deflclll
have been covered by cloaadonl from the Catholic world,
particularly t.bnnatb "Peter"•
PenH,' • mo11e1 collected bJ
partllMI and dloffla around
lbe world and Hilt to tbe pope.
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.......... Ot.ber tlllql, that w tr r•rtrom ~ earduQ to a l&.idon in the wo111en'1 Jail
1temmed from HJUtal dta·
crimlnatloa •
SDobsman Dave Macltowtak 1a1a · ecrimty personnel depart-
ment oftlcials are meettn1 wit.b
rept'eteatatives from the com-
miuion to "in..tt1ate and re-
solve" the cbar1es.
In addition, commlaaion and county offtciala will meet Tua:
day to detenn1ne whet.bet the aherifra department Jtu com·
plied with an acreement signed
as a result of a similar com-
plaint filed by Ma. Middleton in
1974.
That agreement outlined steps the sberiff'a department would
take to "provide equal employ-
ment opportunities" wit.tun the
department.
Altboolh not an admtqton that u. comty bad notated 000-
dlanimtnatlon requiremeata,
the qrWmeat wu aee.,uary to
ntol•e tbe earU• complaJ.Dt.
Sberffr Brad Gata wu un-
nallable for comment but As..
1l1W:tt SberUf Raul Ramoe de·
Died that t.be Sheriff -Coroner's Office dl1criminates a1alnat
le&nale deputies.
· 'Tbe 1berifl has nothing
a1aln1t women worklnc on
patrol," Ramos said. "So~
women are capable of being a
patrol offtcer and some are not.
"But Just to have the ap-
pearance of bavine a lot of
women OD patrol, we're oot So-ma to put up with incompetence.
"U a woman ls going to be a
patrol otftcer, she will have to be
able to do the full ranee of duUff.··
Prior to Ms . Middleton's
transfer to jail duties, four of the
76 aherifrs patrol officers were
women. Ramos said.
A spokesman for the Assoc1a·
lion of Sheriff's Deputies. Bob
M~Cloud. said Ms. Middleton's
-complaint as justified.
"She as being removed from
ONLY fl"ILOT AS
patrol to jail duly. SaU la eoe-
•ldered • ~ ltooe to Of'tr· come, not a promotioa.
Ramoe aald that altboUab mea-
al.lo fall u competeot ptroa of· flcen, '"then I.I a peater nUO
of women who ba~e not _,
able to do the patrol aemce."
"We don't have t.be Juaury ot
beinc able to cater to one 1pedaJ
1roup," Ramos aa.td. "We would
Jeopardise the tafety of tM
public and of our officera JI we
settled for anytblna less than
that.·
The Fair Smployment Prat··
llces Commission is a at ate
aeency that investlcatea com·
plaint.I reprdinc discrimination
on the balia of aex, color or re·
ligioua affiliation.
A spokesman for the com·
mission said about 38 percent of
the complaints filed with the
Santa Ana office in a six month
period resulted in a conciliation
agreement s uch as the one
signed by the county in Ms . Mld·
dleton's previous complaint.
About 50 percent of the com-
plaints filed during that period
were determined to be un -
founded, he said.
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Llfeguard boat heads into Newport Harbor at day's end
as setting sun highlights late afternoon cloud format.ion.
State lifeguard boat had been on patrol off Huntington
State Beach. Fall and winter are the seasons for spec-tacular cloud patterns and sunsets along the Orange
Coast.
LOCAL I WEATHER
Veterans' Day
I
Events Slated
Cl1'Y BAU. WILL be CJPeQ
Monday for bmiDeu u anal ID
Newport Beaeb. Seal Beach. SID
ClemeateandW"*mlmMtf.
Sooth Oran1e Coant1
Veteram• Da7 aetivttiel SaDda1
include a dlaplay of 100
American flap alOlll Pad.ftc
Coast Wltlway and Forrest
Avenue by La1una Beach
American Le1ion Post 222.
There will al.lo be a na1-raisinc
ceremony at the Ray Family
Mortuary in San Clemente at 3
p.m.
Sunday in Costa llleaa.
American Legion Post 4055 and
the Veterans of Foreign Wan
and World War I will jointly bold
a pancake breakfast at the
Veterans Hall. SSS W. 18th
Street.
The first hotcakes will be
served at 7:30 a.m. and the 1ut
at noon.
TICKETS WIU BE available
at tb• door. 1'bey are priced at
$2 for adults and Sl.2$ for
chlldren.
cenllMlll)' wtll be beld ln &bit al·
ternooe foUowed by a dtDMr at
tbe baD. '
In HlllltlqtOD Beaeb, tile vn
and tbe Amertean LeliOe wm re·dedleate tbe Clt1'1 War
·~or::.~-= Sunday. cated llay • ..
lNt, tbe &ftque bonorinc Hunt·
ln1ton Beach veterans was
moved in September from the
old civic center at 5tb and Pecan
to new dvtc faciliUee at ..,
Main Street.
Tbe rededication wUI take
place in front of tbe new civic
center at 2 p.m. City councilman
John Thomas will al10 be
honored by the veteran '1 IJ'OUPJ
for movinl the plaque at no cost
to the cily.
Newport
Attorney
Buried
Hispanic Group Backing Brown
Mra. lllldNd f'bher, preat.
dent of tbe American Lqion
auxlllary. aald money ralMCI
trom the event will 10 to repair
&be Veterans Hall roof.
Newport Beach American
Le11on Post 291 will honor
veterans with a cbampasne
brunch trom 9 a .m . to 1 p.m.
Sunday. A Veteran.a Day service
in front d the Leeioo Hall at 215
15th Street will belin at 11 a.m.
Funeral services were con-
ducted Friday in Newport Beach
for Samuel Hurwitz, lon,ume
Orange County criminal at-
torney and Democratic party
leader who died Wednesday at
age 70. A ··Brown for President
Drive" was announced Friday
by Hispanic leaders in Oranqe
County.
"It is our goal to urge every
Hispanic and citizen in the coun·
ty and country to support Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. in has drive
for the White House," said at·
torney Wallace Davis. co
chairman of the committee.
BROWN IS SCHEDULED to
attend the organization's (irst
rund·raismg event Wed.Besday, a
$75 per person cocktail recept.Jon
at Davis' Villa Park home.
•·We feel that never before m
Story· 'False'
..
Bee Gees Won't Split
LOS ANGELES <AP> -US magazine says the
Bee Gees are breaking up -but the three brothers
Gibb say,they will be together forever, despite plans
for individual projects.
"It's nothing more than headlines to sell
magazines," said Barry Gibb of an article in the
Nov. 27 issue of US Magazine. "It's sensationalized
journalism at its best. The story is not true."
In a statement released on behalf of brothers
Robin and Maurice, Gibb said the Grammy-award
winning group would begin work soon on a new
#1bum. He said he and Robin would be producing rec·
ords, while Maurice will write songs and act.
"It's really all vecy simple, whether it be as
family or sharing a stage, the Bee Gees will always
be together," he said.
..#
' Rape Jury Tapped
Followina four daya ol ex·
tensive questloninc, attorneys
Friday acreecton a jury that will try 6'-year.W TbeOdore Frak
O.a charps that be raped and
fDUrderecl a 2~-year-old Ven·
•• CaildJ Cb'l.
~ 4'. Of Woodlaiid llllls,
forms stat. mental bospltal
~ent. la accused of abcluetlna
younc Amy Setts from a babysit-
ter'• house In 19"11, tortmtq ber
body with lock1DI pllera i'aptna
and murderlna her and dumpl.q
her body in Topanca Canyon in
Loa AneeJea County.
The trial wu moved to
Oranae County due to publldty
in Ventura County.
tbe history of Orange County
politics has one man helped us
so much," Davis said.
He said that about 275,000 His-
panics reside in Orange ColDlty
with about 80 percent of them
voting as Democrats.
BE SAID THE Hispanic vote
could have an important bearing
Huntington's
No-name Park
Sites Labeled
What happens when there are
10 unnamed city parks? In Hunt·
ington Beach, city officials
simply du.1t off a list or put
mayors and start picking.
Ten former ma7ora were
honored tbia week when tbe City
Council christened a IJ'OUP of
neigh borbood parts.
A downtown Huntington Beach
park oo Delaware Street wu
named for Ed Manning. the
city's first mayo.r in JJ09.
A HtmUngton Harbour park oo
Saybrook Lane wp named for
Oranee County Supervisor Har·
riett Wieder. a put Huntlnltoa
Beacb ma.yor .
Other put mayora added to
tbe escluaive list were Kaubew
Helme, Ellis Avenue park;
Richard Drew; Cape NewburJ
Lane park; Veuaon Lancen· beck; Garfield Avenue park and
W. D. Seely, Swfcrett Drive
park.
Former mayors abo honored
with park names were W.&.
Tarbox, Melville Circle part; C.G. Booster, Davenport Drive
park; Wll111 Warner Lynn
Street park and Marcus
McCallen, Huntin1ton Street park.
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on the outcome of next year's
elections in Orange County.
The lilt of members of the
committee Include Louis Velas·
quez. mayor or Fullerton; Jess
Araujo, president of the Orange
County Mexican-American Bar
Association; Ramon Curriol, as-
sistant chancellor at UC Irvine.
and Ruldolfo Montejano. presi-
dent of the Santiago Community
College Board of Trustees
"TIDS IS mE first time that
a group of such His panic
dignitaries have melded
together in Orange County to
campaign for a presidential can·
dldate,'' Dam aaid.
Other fundrataers a.nd voter
registration drives are being
planned. he said.
AN HONORABLE Retm~ment
of Uoaerv1ceable Flags
Democrats Bicker
SAN ANTONIO. Texas CAP >
-Democratic National
Chairman John White was
criticized by a supporter of Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy Thursday
for ha.a public support of Prest·
dent Carter. Tbe club came as
Democratic National Committee
memben met here to plan the
l980 national convent.too.
The Newport Beach resident
WU a er4'duate or the USC law
school. 8e moved to Orange
County m 1937.
Mr. Hurwitz served several
terms on the state Democratic
Committee and maintained an
active criminal law practice
with his son. Mark. untH April '.
when he suffered a heart attack.
In addllJon to his son. he is
'\Urv1ved by his widow. Annette,
another son. Samuel of Santa
Cruz. two daughters. Bonnie
Lou Shershow of Boston and
Sherri Lynn Hurwitz of Long
Beach; a brother , Robert
Hurwitz d Newport Beach; a
sister. Sophie Gendel of
Fullerton and five
grandchildren.
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advertisers. You can call In
your ad untU 5:30 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. for
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1ara1e clutter you wish to
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that wUI g t result for you.
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best ptaee to buy or MU
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MZ·5'78
Btll11g11al Parrof
Paco gives ittl owneJ Wynter McFatndgt
of Commerce Tex., a lriss. Paco attends
Spanish classes at East Texas State
University with Wynter, and not only has
his own desk, but often is used to help in ·
s truc t. The professor, Dr. ~argaret
McClear, says Paco knows about 40 words
in both Sparush and English and can trill
his R's, something much of the class
hasn't mastered.
CoDtempt Rap Upheld
Halvomk Failed to Provick Papers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
contempt of court conviction ol
aUoraey Deborah Hinkel
Halvooik., who along witb her
appeal court jua\ice husband
facea drug charges, was upheld
Friday by the 9th U.S. Court of
Appeals.
She was cit4'd for failing to
provide documents requested by
a federal Judie during a db·
crimination cue.
MRS. HAL VONIX AND her
\'ia Estelita
husband. st.ate Court of Appeal
Justice Paul Ralvonik, are fac·
ing felony marijuana charges in
Alameda County Superior Court
with arraignment scheduled for
next Friday.
Mrs . Halvinik, representing a
number ol plalatiffs in a case
against Pacific Telephone, re·
fused to comply with an oroer
made by U.S. District Judge
William Schwarzer during pre-
trial bearings in January 1978.
She refused, claiming the or·
. Extended Road:way
Proposal Advances
Sall Juan Capistrano Cih
Coun•ll members have vot4'd to
proceed with the formation ol an
uuument diatrict to conatruct
a new road access to the Bear
Brand Ranch development.
Via Enellla, which currently
terminates at the entrance to the
proposed Bear Brand Ranch
near Aquacate Road, would pro
vlde access to an estimated 40
new bomes proposed on Pep-
pertree Lane.
BUT NEIGHBORS on the cur
r ent stretch of Via Estellta told
councilmen this week that the
extended roadway would result
in Hfety 1>roblems in their
oe(pborbood.
Sandy Sanderson, who lives on
Via Estelit.a. said there is no
need fot t.be road extension, add· lni lb& r..M:lenta of the 40 new
homes can use the existing Calle
Aspen> to 1et to and from their
homes. .
He presented 84 signatures oo
a petition opposing the construc-
tion of the roadway. saylng ''It's
incredible to me that this pro-
pos ed environmental d1saster
can even be considered "
HE SAID THE extende d
roadway would mean construe·
tion of a grade approximately
nine feet above the natural
grade, which would hinder the
view ol residents in at least one
home where the new gr ade
would abut the back yard.
He also disputed the est1mlilt-d
$66,000 cost to construct the
road, sa)'i.o& eraclillg would cost
an approxima~ $33,000 more and
about $164,000 (o acqwre adjacent
prope rty fr o m n ea rb y
homeowners.
But aever a l r eside nts of
A1uacate Road said they did not
want the additional traffic
generated by the construction of
40 new homes in Bear Brand
Ranch comlna down their street
THEY REIBCTED San·
denoo'• 1uggeaUon that more
stop signs and speed bump& be
put on that roadway to slow
down traffic, saytna "You can
put a atop sign at every intersec·
tion and (motorists) will still run
them."
But councilmen decided to ao
ahead wUh formation of an BJ· aepment district. which would
require the developer to deposit
30.4 percent of the l'Qadwork C06t
with the cil.Y, and 5' percent of
tbe COit for B1orm drain con·
a~cUoo.
Found in Dana
Rea~ ocea awelb apparent.
I)' •unt a a.toot eabl.n cruller
u1ed for commercial
1wonlOH'"L,U It laJ at ancbor todaJ near eut Jetty of Dlda
Harbor.
Or~· Count)' Shertfr1 dep-utl•• wiped to the harbor
patrol Alct . they dllcovered tbe
1\anken vwael early today after
lt had .truck roe kl about 1~ feet
from the tNnnel eDtrance. .
der was confusing and vague
The appeal court said lhe order
was clear and def mite
SCHWARZER ORDERED
Mrs llalvonil< to s ubmit a writ·
ten statement on the testimony
of e ach witness she planned to
call at the trial. He said It would
help him understand the issues
. and help make certain that all
parties were prepared for the
trial.
Mrs. Halvonik made no at·
tempt to pre pare the state·
ments. saying she was confused.
The judge said her confusion
was "self induced and self·
perpetuated.''
AFTER THE TRIAL, the
Judge asked for post-tnal briefs
on attorney fees and other mat·
ters. Mrs. HalVOllik did not sub-
mit that material.
The Judae fmed her $500 for
contempt.
The appeal court sald, .. We
are at a loss to see what more
the court could have done to
clanfy'and define its order.
"We cannot believe Mrs. 1fa1.
v onik was ignorant of her
ethical duties," the court said.
·•Her counsel seeks to excuse
her conduct, arguing that she is
·young and inexperienced.'
··sBE IS 37 YEARS old, .. the
court said, adding " . . . her
counsel estimated she had prac-
ticed Jaw for six years. She is
s urr1c1ently m ature a nd ex·
pen enced to understand her ob-
ligation to comply with a court
order. ll she is not. she lacks the
basic competence to practice
law."
The Halvoniks w'e rested
at their Oakland horn pt. 19.
Tbey are charaed wit.tl growing
323 martfua na plants. Mrs .
Halvonik also is charged with
possessing a s.maU amount of co·
calne
MRS. llALVONIK this week
rejected a drua diverslon pro.
gram, which would have led to
the diamiaaal of all criminal
char1es. uyana tbe proaram
represented "tramparent 1ex·
ism" because it included mar·
riage counseling. She also at·
tacked the state's marijuana
laws.
Both Halvonib could be dis-
barred lf convicted of the felony cbar1es. Ha.lYC>llik. appointed to
the appeal court by Gov. Ed-
mund Brown Jr., also could be
removed from the bench.
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A DSCAD• una, cbob ta the MW dW.rftilnu or tM
atate'1 Alr ~ 8oanl ...
a.Ito Gove nor Bro•• '1 n•• Secretary for Envlronmeatal
Protectloa. ''G•ttin1 tbia1•
done'' ta ldh Joi» wW be com· plieat.d bJ pollUc1, ener1y
1bortqea and a 1eaeraJ pen.
dalaui-1wla1 a way from ea·
vi.ronmental coot.rob.
Tbe ARB chief face•
enormoaa problem• keeplq \be
state'• push for. clean uvlroa-.
aaat ID cear. CUrreatb' tber'9 .. ltl'Onl ,.......... fol' tetu.
tioa ol ...,, ........,. la l•YOI'
ot ~ motor ftlblcle fuel. i;n..,..,,.,..., .......... eaatl·
dint tbat tbe 11-JUl':dd Nlcboia
eao defend tlMt dua·alr falt!L But aome ie,ialaton are Jesa
bappy 1flth w appointment.
Nlebola la • ltroGI advocate ol mandatory umual testinl of
automobile poUutioG 1yatema, a
stand tlillt almolt cost her the
ARB cba.lr. Ber appointment
WQ coaftnDed OD a vote of 21·U.
the bare m~ty required 1n
tbe •membet' Seftate. Tbe op-
position wu led by Senator John
Brias, who not ao coincidelltal·
ly authored tbe resolution aaking
the federal government to pve
CalifOl'llia another year to in·
stitute a vehicle-inspection
system. At one point, Briggs
called Nichols "a female im·
personator of Tom Quinn," her
predecessor.
''THE BIGGEST problem I'm
up against.'' she actmtts, .. ls the
sense that some people have
that the envil'Oftmental move-
Friseo?
Kid, it's
Allin
Votes
.......... _... __ _
........... so•• ............. c:r; -p, ..... ~ .... ...... eueffll1--........ ........,,
..,._. haft ... _ ................ .....
~tl,..,.-U.. .. ~
....... --.,..,_ -tbat II••• ,,,.. 10•• Jat•r•ted Diu"'-*9 aC.. to talk ataout Mw we.-ID IMP .. OR•·
•lr•••••\al •=••• or .. u. u.m .. '° pro. _......._.,,ftat•a-.,.
......... ~h'om.•'
,.. Nimoll, wi:lft -tM Air
R IOUNI 8o•r4 ta •otbln• new; llile lel'Wd oa tbe boanl for tlll'M: ,_...., trom ms so 1tTl.
. M ARB ddef Ud u e member
of tlN .,.._..., c•Wailt. IM
,..., .... Qulma, Who , .... , ~
J*ta Udl summer to lliee•M cUrector of tb• Brown-for-
pnaidellt eommitt.ee.
Bat Nichol•' 1t1le dlffera
1harplJ from Quinn'•, even tbouab t.belr 1oall are aJmllar.
Bill Sella. the ARB public lo·
formatiGD otfteer, ·~·· .. I don't thlnt policies wlll chan1e. I
think the tone wlll cban1e. reflectln1 the dlff erenct1 lo
llary'a perspective and Tom'•·
··To• CA•B from •
la1man'a penpeetlve and pre.
MDted envlronmentaJ ialues lD
lanpqe the layman could DD-
de ra tand -often witb a
dramatic flair. Mary coma
from a legal bacQround. She ii
•
B7mBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -I &Q! Ma~or Pet.uteia acnes that wu 11D odd blooper in tbe S. F.
Examiner's crostword paule
lut Wedne&day. I mean tbe due
for 17-down, which wu "11.ayor
Feingold's turf, for sbort."
Since 17-down contained six
spaces, the answer bad to be
··Frisco,'' so I assume they ~
referring to Mayor QuenUn Fe-
ingold. Hey!
The real Quentin Kopp,
Dianne's opponent, wu at the
Gaelic football 1ame at Balboa
Park 1ut week weartne a ~
readln• ''Brits Go Home."
Growled an Irishman (there's no
pleulq ~ these days>:
"Slnee Kopp 1a to.her, •bat'• it
to bim?" Votes, buddy.
DAmlNG DISCOVB&Y by
llollDle llAJetowtta: Diat. Atty.
Joe Preltal and the three prtn-
clpal coatmden for Jdl Job -
Smltll.-RaaoaieUo. SU.er -are
all IJbruf Not dlat t.bll means
~. To UI Se.enth Day
Apostles, Zodiac stem are a
cr~kcfTaurua.
,r WAS ONLY a few weeks aco tbat Harpo's at 2800
Leveawortla pat a alp lD ita win-
dow readiDI "If the Oen Ever
Win We'll Buy the Pina," and
aure enou.ab. tbe NI.Den won
their ftnt came. Within boun,
almost 100 people bad arrived at
Harpo'1 to claim their slice ol
pilza and pus of wine (you
muat abow your Ucket stubs)
and Owaen 111.ke Trombetta
.... lillP' ........ ,.. ................ JUlt ..
.. 1111 .... Mt MURf18'tl, Md~· ~b,_ .... w ....... ..,,... ... _.. •a ,,.. .,.. te11,_
111,11lillw~ftlnwW .. irlllt10 ~ caaclDkarDotlDll ... a 11111114.U .. .,,._. W'N .... to &IH 1CMa RI ···~--...... ........ . Ntcbiaill lielalow'9d&W that._ "It .... to .. we brN' to
lft ...... uel~tm~&I Wjll, Malt .......... Cllal' OWD .... iifflf tr-•1: '1 WM our et dlll,._ to tM.t ~from pollel• na up lD lM ,... • ......., ,.._ ol ¥fift -
Jiau ......... W I llaft a ... U. -~ wttb odm' muela ......... IJltttut la tile afadl9 .. ~ tbat
water procr1m, la UM toilet '-" 1119* owa ,.iPWU._ and wa1te~ -1oMlu ·at t17t.oWIDiltl!OftM'Wn1o&" ••1• io.-u..ttine Altbo•tla aot a radieal = '41~ber _..ti· r .. Wllt. Nkllor. ln1ltted ae
''I want toloOk at all tM papen ~ IMr OWD U1De wbm lbe
tbat eome lito lbe oftlce. Tbat'• man1ed Ja J97t. Ber la•bad ii u.nllke ,..,._ w!M> wou)d foeul CID Joba Daab, aD attol IMl1 lD l.M
a te1 cdl!I mue ad punw it Aa1•1et. and the1 ban two
for da11 at a U.me ucl aot b* 1oa81 c:lllldne.
at A,udDI ea.. u.M waa .-. NICBOLI IRJft JUUle •Mc·
OD, At Jeut lD tbe ...,......,,,1 tie...., eeMclale: two clap a
wut to look at nentblN tbat • weet la S8erameDto two u,. m comt.a to me ud deddi wbo'a ' _...... ln · 1otnl to budle It and bow tt•1 Loi Anplea, one CID tbe ·-
.IM.& .... to be head1ecl." Sao DMD or Sao Jl'ranciJco. To •"M.09 belp with tbeir children -
8l1T m &au-ranee p~JI Nlebol.u, 4~. and Marpret,
la elear; p1unIDa for almoat ~h• blre1 live-in
duriDI the next two decades. belp.
"There ii IMln• to be ft'ftWth or In tblt 1ear between her ,._
some ki.Dd,T•ab; aaya. •TWe•n an i1naUoa from the board an.cl
aaeney with a tremendous ber reappointment lo 1971,
amount. or replaio.y power -Nlcbola ran the clvll branch ol
veto power, In effect -over tbe Lo9 Aaadel city attomey'a
wbere new power planta ea be
located. new badUltriea eu be located, new treewap can be
and Rick Younp wen belia-
niAa to look a little DenOm.
Some M,000 fans were at tbe
pme, and the free pin.a-wine
offer aWl bolds.
rr& PEOft.S LIKE tlUa wbo
give bureaucraey • bad name (item in a Fed'J Govt. newsleU.er
here>: "Requests for wort to be
done by GSA <General Services
Adm.) abould be carefully
worded and explicit. Recent.l)' a
request to close a stuck window
WU promptly tended to -but
the GSA employee could not un·
stlck tbe lower part of the win·
dow u well because h1a work or-
der mentioned Gilly tbe upper
ball." Or maybe be wu afraid
he'd fall out.
aoam s. C08N, Pref. of
FreDeb at Stanford. OYeftemd it
on campus, wt.le to buabud:
"Actually, ~ to a atudy I
just read, very few women are
really interested in sex "
Husband: "I only need a few "
BE'S BACK AND better than
ever: "An optimist," says
Stran1e de Jim. .. is one wbo
comes back from the laun·
dromat and exclaims, 'Oh look.
I got an extra sock'! "
PINE aASSIJl'IED ad lo the
Laa Vecu Review, culled by
Carl Mullen: "Wlfe aaya car
1oea or abe pa. '10 Corvette, a
ome.. 1'er9 tbe pleked ap IOtDe
9dlDlldltl1ldM technkauet tbat
lbe bell* wUl ..... lD duliu Wlt~ publte emplOJHI u4
PoliUd.11111 aliU.
KIO • ber "mutt" u.t ll tbo
coabv¥w1Ul llMJtot' vehlde ln-
Qediae pros:ram. Sbe calla ll
tM ''.mete molt bopeful ~ .,.m w lmow about at thl.t tilDI
for ndadnc bJdroca,rbon em-
mlUiicm. It's a trellletldomlJ
lmpottallt procnm. It'• allo
tremmclaml1 importaat thlll we
do It n,tlt."
That will be a tall order. Under
tbe U.S. Clean Air Act of
1977. California should bave
adopCed this swnmer a plan for
perlod.io inspection of auto-
. exhaust emiu.ioo.a in the major
popuJatioa centers. The federal
Enrifmmentel ~Alm· cy bu warned that It may halt
approval of major new ln·
duttriaJ eomtnlietioo tb.roUCbout ~the llate unW such a plan ii
adopted
BUT llOSE than 7,000 private
operators of state·llcenaed in·
·~ ...... .,. feMfil.,
ao.tu tbllr luentift ~•H -; .................. ~
ltate lllblaton eomplm ...
OM mon f..s.nl lllluriniilrMY lntrudiDC into tM .............
Did. ADd mtUl.cw ot _.... 1
an bOunid t.o obj9et to ,_,.. lar
.., •llDUlll. ~ lilll*· tJon ad tuoeup.
Yet Nleboll la coa.mc:.d.U...
la a ~ ol DOPUlar wtllblc·
neatoCJ)aJonl-wftb•= Uon P'OIDID· ••P9ople
that can ,.Out.. 'ne1 recool•
the fad dull can llaYe to be
malntal•ed, and tb•r wUJ cooperate with an blaPfflioo proaram -but only if ft'• ,..
aoaably coovenlent, relaUftly
lnespmaive, doesn't take a lat of
time, doesn't baule tbem too
mucb tt their can fail, and if
they bave confldeece that tbe
procram ii aetually aotn1 to Jm.
prove air pollution."
Now all lbe baa to do la con-
vince a altepUcal LeJlalature
tbat abe can nm aucb • ~
iram.
en~. $9DO. Wife, 21. ua played 90 mon.e. ot ··~
fi.e kida •Great Dane. IC'l-1115. Butterfly" and "HoneJHCkle
Tab Joarpick:· RoM" wttb Jimmy Diamond's
ONLY IN CA&JIEL. wtucb 15
where Scotty Rosenberg spotted
it: a ~ 'Witb a sign re8ding
"Mu.st Sell. Just Bought a Rolls·
Royce."
SOCIAL NOTES: The Fair-
mont wu the place to be Thurs
ni1bt. After Tony Bennett
finiabed bia show, backed by an
orchestra bi1 eooueb to play Kabler. Benny Goodman
ambled into the next-door New
Orleans Room borrowed bliDd
Vince Cattolica 's clariDet. aod
band.
Amaunc how fast word got
around that BG was there. When
h~ walked 10, the room was
almost empty. By the time be
fmiabecl bruthleu, an overflow
crowd kt out a roar reminisceDt
of llcP'adden's in '35, the
Palomar in '35 and Sweet's in
"37
At 10, be's a swtn&in' marvel.
What knocked bim out, aide
from the crowd reaction: the
superb tenor au work ot Tom
Kart. wbo allo back.a Bennett.
BV'M'ON UP YOUS over·
quote: Bud Osterben objectl to
Onoa Welles bel.q cfeacftbed 1n
tbll apace u FA 't. "Be ii not
fat," be lmiltl. "He ii larser
than life."
'Hopeless' lsn 't So Bad
On the other' band, ''You're
not kidcl'na a11out wen. bam· mln& it up (ln tboae Paul
Muaca commerciala)," coan-
ten Rick l!'Awarda. "U you were
to UDdrea him, roa'd find a
clove ln bit navel. Pure
Smltbfteld."
NO 11.AftU WHAT thole
bumper 1tripa aay. Hamilton
Jordon, pronounced .. Jerdan,"
•• not a jorlt, atatea Joe
Wahmiedler.
''He la, bowner, a torkey," be
adds.
Brown Camp Laying Low for Final Push
87 ftlOIUS D. SLLU
Convent.tonal wisdom today
bolds that Gov. Brown la con· ductlnl a bopeleal campaip lo
bis quest for tbe Democratic
preaideadal nomination.
And the conventional wbdom
is probably conect.. No one dole
to Brown doabta that be atanda
at leut third at tb1t early atace
of the race.
BtJT THE 1ovemor and b1a
top deputies don't see that as a
bopeleu lltuation. It may Just
be wilbful tbinJdne, but they aay
they're ccnvlDeed Brown bu •
ebanee and that hia prospects
will lmpl'OVe u th• campaip
procreues. Tbey bue their hopes on ii·
SUH, strat•IY and tbe IOV·
ernor'a proven lbillty to mate
the belt or aeemi.nfly bopeJeu
political IH.uatiGDI. "He baa alway1 landed OD b1I
feet," aaya Gray Davit, Brown's
cblef of ataff. "H•'• been a
political Boudln1 ID tbe put.
TboM wtJo dlamia blm now GDlJ
help blm la \be local ......
Neltber Dcvta oor anrone elM
around Brown orecticta a victory
ln ettler Nft Rl.mptbire cw any
of tbe odwtl' earlJ Demoeratte
primaries. '
·~n DON'T have to win early
on," Davia laid. '"l'be MMltJa tbe
.... ., Jll'ilDariea 11 to·-~•· ,.ctadcm.· And l bow Bl'OWD
will dO --better bl tM eu'1 ._.._..,..now~··
la llliGlt. ll'oWD eoal4 000 ... tbaa II pereent ID New
......... Id.II pcoolalm tt
• ......., " '~leetSOe poUa -~·---·-~ ~.., ........ .
DiMl.W..llwataacAal· '1 ..... oil la tlllt nh GI eub'
, SOt.rrHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
underdo1 to botb President
Carter and Muaacbuaetts Sen.
Edward Kennedy.
"Kennedy bu to win real bl.a
in the early going to conaider it
a victory," aaid Davia, who
manapd Brown's 1978 reelec-
tion campaip. "Tbere'a a bit
advanta1e to the underdo1
because be can build momeotum
throu1b the early primariea
without actually wiDnillc them.
The few deJe1atea from tbole
early Qt.ea are actually far lea
important tbaD the momentum
to be falDed or Jolt there."
DA YD ADD8 that Brown and
hi• aupporten are bankin& on a
"Kenned;J comes back to tbe
pack" tbeory. "We see KennedY
wlnnlne In New Hamp1blre,
Vermont and lluaacbuetta,
but not by u much u tbe polll
now lndlcate Ile will. 'tlaea
Carter lbould will ill Alabama.
Oeorala ad Florida," Da'Yi~
said. '"lben coma Dllnola. the
ftrat m-.jor primary outaJcll the
bom• reclGD ol U)' cudldate. If g•nnedY .... "t win bl1 then,
be'• buman acatn and Just one of
tbe bundl.''
Brown hlmaell pl'tdlcta tb.at
be wW wlD la a "b&t upnt." He
.... ~ICI u tbe key to bis
dwlc-.
"I dma't tlW!.k the ~ P11 .Ueadoa .., tM polll, ....... la&d
ctu:rtq a ......, LOI Aaet• la-
terladit Wwm cam1)A(CD tdpa.
"Tbe7 pq attmUoa wlMa tlM1 ba••=11 ,.reeat ..... oa a -_.atW caa't.-.., __, ..., ....... TMy
pay attention when they Jose
tbelr jobs 1n a recesatoa.
''I KNOW that ~aarters
or the people •ant a balanced
federal budlet.. J see a sreat
deal ot -.er at pernment u l
travel. Neither Kennedy nor
Carter favora tbe balanced
budcet cooatitutioual amend·
ment. Based on that one iaaue, I
think we will see a bis upset.
··1 know that any Democrat
who is &Otnl to be eleeted tb1s
year must take on the iuae of
deficit 1PeDdln1. and t'm the.on-
ly one who ia."
Brown and b1a aides point to
tbe fact that early front.nmnen
have toll all ot the lat tlaNe bat·
ties for tbe Democratic rwniOa.
Uon. He sees blm.aelf c:ominC
from belm.d lD tbe tndWOe ol
Robert Kennedy in .... ~ McGovern tn tm ancf Cuter
himself four yean .,.,.
And paat performaace ln-
dicat• tbe aovenor la DOt to be
taken lltbt11. even wbta GPINt· lDI at an apparent dllectQn.
ta1e.
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The comment pog• ot the
Oatty Pilot seelca to inform
and stimulate readfn by
presentln; a var•ety ot com·
ment.aey on toptca ot interest
and el&l\Ulca~e from ShlQr·
med ob1etvera and
1p0ftesmen.
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DRAWING OF AIRPLANE TICKET WINS TOP PRIZE
Jean Gordon, 13, HontfngtOn ~. Due 15
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Martr Sctudeln, Newport Beach, Get• Runner-up Spot
Hi girls and boys. .
Uncle Len is pleased to join you again this Satur-
day morning. He looks forward to his weekly visit
witb you almost as much as he looks forward to your
entries in his drawing contest. 'thil week's topic -the best gift you ever re-
eeived-resulted in many excellent drawings.
Jean Gordon. U, of Huntin~ Beach is the win·
ner ol um week's top prize of $5 for her drawing of
... alrliDe ticket ana a jetliner. She explains that for
Christmas one year she received a plane ticket to
Cincinnati, Ohio, where she formerly lived.
THE RUNNEll·uP and winner of $2 is Mark
ScbuJein, 10, of Newport Beach. Mart aaya his favorite present was a pinball
machine. and bit drawtna shows a complex ap-par•tua with dials and battol1s and 1ad&ets all over
It. · It. number of you Mat pictures of Yarious table ma .
,.. ~ Matthews' earns an bollorable mention far a .'draWina Of a r~ car and the device ftich operates it. lWri lives in Santa Alia.
IN A NOallAL •••ION. WMk ~cal hn~ occur la tM bra. OD u ~m. • medl&i allo aowa aa .. UI SEO that ma11-..,8!....,.... '1·tM IO"daUM braia wawe, tM"
patttrn UI ena. Oil a HG~ taa dur.ID• ... et>UIPtic a~ elacti1cal MttY'ltJ ... ms to be lrrilulu ~ O'e•tli ·~ ouna. ·•' ePllePUo .~. u. tnln ,.... oc Uo&1a wtato mull ta allnOlrmal muscular necdoal. .
DoctOr9 ctoe•t bow tbe blille caUM ot epllepey. llUJ P•Ueat,
bav• tome Waln dam.,.-. to laf.c:Uoq, 1-Jury or a~. AD lti·
b•rltal:M tmdeMy to deYel$.......,. Uppal •moai Ule famlffiM
••• nor a ~ tadmcy. ~ una« be $l'Md trvm on•~ to aotMt-.
IOD UILBftlC9 MVS'wbat is~ petlt ma1. Tim ia a
mUd type Of ieliui'e. Some eblldnn bave a dosea ~ within a
da1. to mtnar t.btl few people DOtiee-tbeal·oecurrin.I. Often tbere UI Ju.t a moment•ey bluk out. a nod ol the fiead or a iltPt Jerk.
A srucl maJ ill a mon terioul ldnn. Often tbe penoa loles
cou1kuoel1 and collapses. Re may thrub about or ION control
ot b1I bledder and bowel tunctionl. SoCMti.mea the penoo. falla into
a coma or deepaleep.
Epilepsy la truted by docton with ctnwL In the lllld·19'10l. aome
doctors atart.ed wsins brain pacemakers to treat certain cues tbatdid
not respond to dnlp. Tbe paeemaker stimulate. the cerebellum, a
part of the brain, and preveutalebares.
•osr PEOPLE WITH epilepsy can lead almost completely
normal lives. Docton recommend t.bat treatment~ 1tarted just
as soon u the diJOrder la diacovered.
Many epileptics can sense an oncomin1 attack by st.ranee feel·
ines of dlacomlort. Most c111 avoid attack.a if they take reeularly
the anti-convulsant drugs prescribed.
In a few cases of epilepsy, doctors remove tbe portion of the
brain that causes seizures .
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Phea,sant, Chicken
Distant Cousins
Dear Ellie,
Would you say that pheasants
are chickens? JlmL
Dear Jim, The two are r~lated but not ex-
actly the same. Pheasants are
claaslfted u game birds. With
one exception, tbe species
originated tn Asia. In all species
of pheasant, "tbe male la very
brigbUy colored, and the female
quite dull. Her drab colors no
doubt protect her aa she aita for
several weeb lncubaUn1 tbe
eggs. Like chickens, pbeuants are
ground birds, spencttn1 moet of
their time searching for food
such as woqns, insects and
seeds. tr start!~. t!Je1 will ~
run qulckl1 for eo•er rather
wbite, and the white patches on
the face look like a mask. The
long claws are useful lo clim~
ing trees and for walking on icy
rocks. To eat, the lesaer panda
plucks bamboo shoots with its
forepaws.
T,be infants. usually four, ~
bom ln a tree trunk or in a rock
crnl-ce. 1'bey are blind. and
helpless for at leaat a moatb.
The family alwaya staJS
together until the next litter la
born. Ellle
STllANGE · PACl'S: In many
species of praJinc maoU., and
in other lnaecta IJ'OUP8 too, tbe
females eat the males after mat-
ing. 'lbia ia a design by nature
that .-urea. hip pl'Glein .ror..
for tbe female wtalle her ecP
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ASK ANDY WINNER OPENS 'NEW WORLD' OF KNOWLEDGE
Suzanne Toomba, 12, Showa Prize Won Through~umn
Falcon Raising
Young in Big City
BALTIMORE <AP> -Scarlett, a peregnne faJcon. lS raising
her yowig not m the wild but 111 the aruf1c1al cuffs and canyons of
downtown Baltimore
The bird. which took up residence on a wide ledge outside the
33rd floor « the United Stat.es Fidelity & Guaranty Co here. lS
believed to have laJd tbe first peregnne eggs out or captivity e~t
of Lbe M.ia.siss1ppi River 10 more than 20 years
Bur SINCE SCilLE'ITS ecgs were lnfertile, ror lack or a
male peregrine in tbe area, they were replaced with four youne
falcons. called eyues.
Scarle.tl and ber young now are providing falcon ~rts witb a
made-U>-<>rcler laboratory to record bow the bird liveS' outside cap-
tivity with ita young. Tbomu L. MaecbUe. a researcher with the Peregrine Fund at
Cornell University's Laboratory of OrniUlolocy, has s~t up a duk
in.aide the buildini to record the activtUes of Scarlett and ber
brood.
BJ;'IWBEN 11111 AND THE biJ'ds la a tarp window that permi~ people to aee out but prnema people -and falcou -
from looldnl"illlide.
Se8l1ett and her •dopted family. therefore. are .aware of tbe
human obler'Yations and presumably behave u they woW4 in the
wild.
ScarleU. who like all falcons bas exceptwoally eood vision and
can dtve.&owal'd .be.r prey at apMds ol up to 200 miles per bour.
Qe feedl herself and ber ~ OD Bal&imore•a pJentifpl
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110 po1nt.e t« •ecti ~ --'" corr.cttrl
than !lying. Practically all
s pecies nest on the around,
scraping out a little hollow un-
der a bush or even just among
some fallen leaves. Almost right
after hatching, the chicks can
run after the mother. · •
It is believed that ttiese birds
first were brought to Britain by
the ancient Romana. From early
in history they have been impor-
tant aa game birds, and their
flesh is considered a delicacy.
Many are juat kept in gardens
for their beauty. Most common
is the silver pheasant.
Some of the names of the
species indicate the varied col-
on or the blrda; the firebacb,
blue eared, areen. Some of the
males have rufta of fea,thera
around their tiecks that fan out
on eltber side ot the face. A1DCDI
the most beautiful or all the or-
namental species are the IOlden
and the lady Amhearat.
Dear-, What is the other tind of pan·
da llke!
1 Almost ~I luge U.S. oil com~nres reponed
much (CHOOSE ONE: higher, lowert profits
during the third quarter of 1979 th•n during
the ume period last yur.
2 More 1han 560 convicted criminals arP
currently waitrng to be e•ecuted •n the
United States. The state with the larg~r ~th
raw population Is .. l ..
a-Texn b-U!ah c--flondoll
3 Wlnlam J. lkennan. Ir. currently the n•11on\
longest serving Sup.eme Court 1ustice. has
indicated he may fettre next year. Pres•d~n1
.. l .. appointed Brennan 10 the c-oorr in 1956
4 Israeli net10f1ollton (CHOOSE ONE· .iccep1ed.
rejected) • plan 10 involve Pii1les1rn1.ins in
organizing and conduc11ng elections on the
Israeli~ West Bank.
S ~ W~t Bank wn a part of .. l .. befOfe lsr1el
~lzed It during the 1967 Middle East War.
.-(Sypt b-Syriil c·Jordan
(10 pciMtl 11 rou c... ldtrtttty tttle penon In ttie ,....,
As an actress, I won .an
Academy Awlfd this year
for my perlonnance In
the movie ''Comins
~." 0n I recent 50-
dty t04.lr with my hus-
band, Tom tM)'den, I
'PC>k• out a1almc nudeM
energy and the ~ of
la,.e corpontlont. Who
""n 111Cltchworcls . .
1-explldt a-try, test
2-aqublte
news picture
(10 points 11 you..,,_~ quftttOft C:Ot...Cttvl
Pr~den1 P.ark Chung-htt, who hid ruled 1CHOO'>E ONE
Nonh. SoothJ Korea lor 1he p.i~I 18 ~t>af\ woii\ shot 10 deoiith
recently by the head ol thf" Kore.in (pnrr.al ln1ell1gt>nc l' Agency.
Pr~dent C.ner put 1he 39.000 U ~ 1roop~ in Korea on combat
aler-t. following Park'\ de.1th
sportlight
(2 polnla IOI" eech q""Uon --r.o cor...cttyl
l Quarterback Dan Foots of th£> (CHOO~f ON[: San D1!'go
Chargers, New Engl•nd PamotsJ w1 .i Nation.ii football League
record recl'ntly, when hf' paswd for al lec1st 300 yards in four
striil1gh1 g.imes
2 Cr<Ms counrry runner M.ugaret Groo~ of the Un1vers1ty of
Vug1nia broke her own Amencan 1ecord in the 10,000 meters
with a time of )1m1nutH,47 ~ondi.. 10,000 meters hequ.il to
. t .. miles. ..... s c-8.8
) The New York V~nkees again fired manag«>r (CHOOSE ONE·
Earl Weaver, Billy M.lrtin). who led the team to a World Series
title '" 1977.
4 World Boxing Council super banram-welght champion
Wllffedo Gomez t~ a r~d recentty, wtten he scored his
.. l . Sl9'ilflt lr.nodout In a title defense.
a•7th b-10th C· 15th
5 (CttOOSf ONE: Alffrmed1 Spectacular Bid), winner of ttte
19"a Trip4e Crown, rechd ~ d\oroughbred t~na's aJHlme
~ ~t"'M"ntnl hone, with e.,Nf\gs of mofe thln S1
mllhn·
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~ DEAR PAT: I sent a S3ll) cheek to Slr Travel Jo Santa Alla U a depoeit OD a Club Jled Yaeatloa .~ ta late A1ipst. I .,.._ to forfeit 110
lilief' perlGll when lt became neeeuary to eaneel my
'\laeation pl.am In mld-.Juq. I am still waltJ.DC for
~ my t2IO ftfund. I've called tbe aseney repeatedly
• and am told they can't do anytblni to speed up
• Club Med'a rerund proceaalna.
E .S., Newport Beach a. lied pneeuee an ref •• , eo•pater
~from a New York omee. Two moa&U b Ute . Henge wail for a refaad. auoulla& &o senral
: tnnl apedes elll&ade41 •1 AYS. Sir Traftl'a ae·
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aa tbe '1 cb••lenle. Some are u bl.I
u a budllt llll'Plu:a of at least StOO
mlWae tbat be •Qee'U to anoounee
• aootl.
TM U.S. ~ Sentee ls m•k•n1
mOMJ an. II eoueelltlve.l9UI in
tbe nd. Aceomtuta are sUU tr'Jinf
to deWm1ae the final profit n,..
for the ftleal year that ended Sept. ao.
Bolcer ls belpine reverse eeveral
patterm.
-Tiii: POSTAL 8BaVJCK. wbleh bad aueb beavy debta dutt.na tbe
mld·lt'10I tbat it wu threatened with
imolveney, ha at.opped borrowtu
and la paJlns off some of the oJa -debta.
-lnltead 9f ukiu for a new tu· payer eubslay, u lib predeeea10r
once did. BCJilCer' cteeltnect to support a
lfoare..petled hW to pve tbe Polta1
&enlee •• bWion over tbe nest n ... , .... Tbe blll thus faeea ~ same ID tbe Senate. U a new subsidy
llOIAlD MID IN AN bUmlW, •••• tOok • lot of tbe c09Q out ~ the man system t.broaab Job attlttloo. lk.::IF-
we 1Dereaaed our mecb1ntptlc!n and
deelded we werea•t Pini to tnereue our rates until we ablolute!J bad to.
That's wb.y our volume pew."
Tbe quality of aeniee la balder to demoutrate wltb aumben, but
Bolcer aal4 tbe. powtb In volume LD-
dlcates reuoaabl)' lood aentce.
''One of the reasons why our
volume wmn't IJ'OWlnf w• that we
weren't provldlq a Sood lnel of
service. \lre would take in tbe mail
and then .. wouldn't delinir tt in • ttme)1 fubion. Now I think we are clolnl beUs and tbe namben point
that~··
STILL, HE AD•ITTBD, "We
make mfltakee, IOlDe bontble mla·
taka. Tbne la nuoa for people to
be aqry at tbe horror ltmt• and Hen to make Jokes about us. We
can't handle 100 bUllon pieces of mall JD a 1ear without maldn.a mlltakes."
One bl.I m•nate oeewrecl la Nft York City the lut week of Oet.obet
when a conveyor belt broke down OD
tbe ftnt day of operation at tbe new
MorPD mall·aortinl compla. Tbe
11-boar breakdown, caused bJ an
overlo8d. delayed millions of pieces
of mall for several da,ya. Create a whole garden full
ol lloweroesions.cotonul
bugs & butterllles
Plays llS own
records as 11 rollc;
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BUT THE most startling in·
ventions were still in electricity.
where Americans remained pre-
e.minent. The electromagnetic
i.
tricity, but who bad an in-
dispensable idea, the "Morse
code."
Morse coosulted Henry, whose
anno7ance at tb!a explot&atkm ol
bi.a favorite sdeDci increased when Mone utillsed oae of
Henry's incident.al inventiona,
the electromagnetic relay.
HENRY'S indignation bad
scarcely subsided when be was
visited by a teacher of speech
named Alexander Graham Bell,
who wanted to transmit speech
by electricity but admitted
knowing nothing about elec-
tricity.
Henry's gruff advice that be
"lean tt" masked a wUHn.,..1
to help, and Bell became in 1111
tbe m09t aueceuful of aumeroua
inventors ol the telepbone. . '
American inveoti...., was,
ln fact, a eulmlnatioG ol events
that bepn in Europe in the Mid-
dle A1e1, when noDhuman
sou rcea of power flrst
meebanbed metal world.Di and
textile production.
Anonymous craftlmeo in Italy
and Germany were mainly
responsible for these lnnon-
tiona, but by the 18tb century
Britain bad taken the lead, with
the invention of the steam
engine and its development into
a versatile source of power for
facto ries. railroads, and
steamships.
THESE inventors were no
longer anonymous laborers in
the vineyard of technology.
James Watt, Henry Maudalay,
and other "eminent mechanics"
were predeeeuon of 1ttb cen-
Uu'J American tnventon.
Tbeee eftllta paralleled a re-
vival of tbe ntional explanation
of nature which we call science
-a more villble development
since it involved educated upper
and middle class men such u
Rene Descartes', Christian
Huygens, and Isaac Newton.
Science aho became a bobby of
the wealthy. thanks la.r1ety to
new instruments, such aa the
telescope and mlcroecope.
There waa no gull between
science and tecbnolol)' in tbe
lTu. century. Sdedltl .......
wltb ~ ED.tllab ~
l'rand1 Bacon that telnce
abould be applied to the melQ1
art.a, and IDU1)' adentiata tried
thelr own hands at iaveoUoa.
TRI! SCIENTIST ·
INVBN'IO& however, proved to be 1 a dud. Science aad
tecbnoloO seemed, lD the lMt
analyli1, to require dlffermt
ld.ndl ol talent. In Ume tbe Eurc>-
pean ldeatht dedded to ltlek to
bis 1ped•lt.J, wb.idl WU, after
all, more iDteUectual, leu com·
merclal, and clearly a bilber
calling. "Eminent meebanica"
were still mecbanlc:s, beneath
the level or what came to be
called pure science.
In the United Stales this biu
was reversed. Democracy wu
the ideal, and "monarchical in-
stilutioos" 1ueb u acadelllies of
science were rejed.ed. The emi·
nent mechanic wu boaored in
America botb aocially and
ffOD()mkally.
Thus Franklln, Henry, and
Edison repreaent phues in the
relatloa1htp of science and
tec:hn~::,fv· Fn.nklin was in· tellec y a European, a sciea·
ti.at-inventor imbued with Baco-
nian ideas.
Henry wu a scientist in an
America where scientiata were
held in low esteem. Ediaoo was
a technololiat in an America
where the eminent mechanic
rei&ned unchallenged.
BVT on:a& DbaN1 ....,. to
folloW. zYea a !'.dllGG ....,,_
b1a tltUIDl)b, ~· ...... re11rde4 a11umpnon tbat
ac:lenee could be uHful to
teebnoloo ... ~. ,..
alltJ. IA 1111; ~ W. ftll llofmtiilD. a
GenD81l who biadecl t!ae Rora& Colle9t ol Cbaia1lb'j lD ........
••• appelled wtMm hla lbHllat, Wil.Ualo Henry Pertin. tried to
1alvate an waecHst.1 eiipert. ·
meat that Jtelded • meuy r-"· ..
pie aeclment by martednc tbe atutr .. a dye. It .... tbe ftnt ol
lllU1 artiftda1 cb'• tUt ..,. '
c:ommerclall7 profitable, and
evenutally 1clentlflcaJl1 l•·
tef'eltial. By tbe 18709 tbe ~ ot
dyee had become too eomplleat·
ed for tbe mectueated Ud re-
q\dred tbe special knowledle ol
the 1cleatiat. OnlJ Gennaoy
~aeaed many IUCb c:bemilta and by 1IOO enjoyed a near
monopoly CID arttfidal cly ...
BY 'IBS lllOI Olberl betm tO
lmltate tbt Oermaa, ad tbe
cbemleal l.aduary e.ea')wtMn
came to M domlaatad bJ
cbeml1t. bolctin1 ul••nltJ
def.!-:.. fieldl tile ftDIMftt
medl•c held• f« a time, bat ooe baidllltr> tlfter' ..,.._ blii
f allea Wl4er Ute 1bad.ow of
academic ldeaee. EclilOll ll-..d
to Me um happen iD Im own
field. Eledridty bad ~--· tbrouCb tbe lavmtioa Of iadrlo, to
rewud tbe medueated amtua.
But by tbe 1l2Da the elec:trical
e.D c:.~~r was fl ndl DI ma es ad JllJsla an-
••oldable, a.nd tbe emlDeDt
meebanie found IWmelf u out-
sider.
CK:' s Loyal Scots
To Gather in LA
Loyal Scots from the Oraqe Cout will Cather Nov. 18 ln Lo6
Angeles for the annual Klrtin' of tbe Tartans, a symbolic tndition
of rededication to God 'a aenke.
Tbe tdlbar~-old ritu.al wtn be at the EmmlllNll ~ Church, 3300 Wllabitt Blvd., organized by the St. ~ SodltJ
of Los Angeles.
II any members oft.be Orange County-based Lowland Clans and
Families Inc., beaded by Wa.Aes Wallace of Lacuna Beacb, a.re ex-
pected to partic:1pate.
They will pt.ber at the cburdl's Westminster Chapel at lOa.m.
for the crand procession Precedinc 11 a.m. cburc:b aenteel. 1'be
public ia lnvtt.ed to au.end.
Information may be obtained by caJllDC Col. B. lain Gold.s&oae
at Area Code 213 994-159. ac:wnttnc to Wally Dye, ol tbe Oraace
County Scottish lf'OUP·
ORANGE COAST CIJURCH DffiECTORY
HARBOR TRINITY
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YOUTH AMD ADU T lllU STUOltS
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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SUMOAY SIHICH
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"ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
Nowember 10, 1'71 ...
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This Sunday WorshtD tn
Con111nnfty Pr•liwteri• Cllllrc11 411...................... ""'"" Rev. Mhur J. TanMrllev Aev. Eldon H. TNet
9'00A M -SUNOAYSCHOOL
10 15 A.M -WORSHIP SERVICE
Ct<llOMN-S ~1(8~ I HUflaPY CME
11 ·30 A~ -COFFEE FELLOWSHIP
UNWOR~MY?
THE ONL V. REQUIREMENT
FOR AT:tENDANCE
AT CHRIST~ CHURCH
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YatiCan Sees Many .
·.~regarding ·Ban
VA'J.'ICAN CITY (AP) -Tbe Vatican says it sees algna ot
irow,tni ~ in blttb control methocts that are in line with the Ro~an Catb91ic Church doctrine re-emphasized by Pope John
'?aul D oo bta recent visit to tbe United States and again in a
Vatican addtell last weekend.
At the 1ame time, however, Vatican officials acknowlectae that
lar1e numbers of Catholics sUll cliare&ard the church ban on
artiflcial means of conuacepdon. · ff_... of nuu aM prle911 around the world have joined
witb ~~Ill teecbl.al IQl'lfed couples "ainless" ways of
, ·~ dttldren -the m4tbocla that avoid birth control de.._. cbem.icalJ. 1ucb u the pill.
FUil 111E SLUMS of Calcutta in India lo the favelas of Rio
de Janeiro in Braall they oiler an alternative to people with a dteP·
ly rooted cliatruat fOJ' contnc:eptive devices. ~-~1)'11 Blllblaa, the A~alian couple who developed
tbe •cMlllMice' method b.881d on the telatipnabip between mucus
of tbe eems and fertility. have toured 30 countrlet lo promote it.
Tiley met and received the encouragement of two popes, Paul VI
and Jobn Pautn. ,
Yet eh~ o(fjclala concede that 1-rge aumben ol lloman
Catbollct use wba\ever contraceptive device they like bes\. And
moat often they don't feel morally uneasy about it and may 10 AtPmi tbelr~r religious d\rtles normally.
4 . ,.. da rvemments of predominanUy Catbolic countries
rrom tbe Philippines to Ven~la -pay li1Ue noUce of the papal
s~.in.~lq tMlr ptpulatlon policies.
· !l'BDE 18 NO reason to doubt ataUatics ahowtna a YU'J
lar1e aectlon of the Catholic populaUon i&norea the Cburcb
;teacbml .-i btrtll control," says ~ Bev. Dia.rmukl .Martin, an
lrlsh "Pdelt'·WOrkina wlth the Vatican's Committee for the Fa.mll)'.
"There is no doubt the figures are utonisbi.ng." , With Yatican encouragement, Roman Catholic ICienu.ta bave ~ id the forefront of research to improve or develop methods
Mftptna *Omen to know what days they are fertile llDd what da11
they are not in tbe ovulation cycle.
, I 'Tbe, •i• effecta of contraceptive methods are far more
seri~ in.developing countries where doctors are few and often too
far away," says the Rev. Aldo Rebescbini, a VaUcan-ba.aed expert
• fro{D Mel~U11Je, AW$tralia. "Bleeding caused by an IUD (In-
trauterine device) poses a far bigger problem to a woman in the
Philippines than to a woman in the United States."
* A new srand piano will be ded·
teated at • 4 p.m. concert Sun·
day at SL Aadre•'•
Pl'e•'-Jtertu Claarda, 600 St. An-drew's Rd. in Newport Beach.
Featured will be pianist Slla
Lou Wle~r, violinist Alda
Bochtis and th• Sanctuary Choir
Soloists wtth Betty Babbit. solo
piano .
* Poet Robert Peters will speak on "Shaker Life: Mysticism in
Late 18th Century America" al 8
p.m. 1bU1'day at St. Mldaael
aad AU An1el1 Cburell, 3233
Pacific View Dr.. Corona deJ
Mar. • The Sandanista Revolution
will be examined at tbe 10:30
a .m . Sunday service of the
Ualtartaa-Unlversalht
FelloW1latp 429 Cypress Dr.,
Lasuna B each . Dr. Carl
Scbwars, visJting professor of
political science at Cal State Los Ansel~. will be the speaker. ..
The Rev. Robert Forester,
Fa~ll
Services
For Church
Farewell services by Lake
Hills Community Church will be
conducted at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
S\lDday al the El Toro High
ScboolfYDlllUlum,25.255T~edo
Way. ,
Officials ol. tbe big.b acbool ud
of Saddleback Uoified School
Dia1rict will be special guests
because of their cooperative ef.
forts in providing meeting sites
In tbe church's seven·year his·
tory.
The congregalion's first
service at its new home will be
Sunday, Nov. 18, at the church
l ocated at 23331 Moulton
Parkway, Laguna Hills.
Analys~
Of Cults
On Agenda
Rabbi Stephen Rob-
bins of Temple Emanuel
in Beverly Hills will
speak on cult.a and their
effect on children at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Beth David, 6100 Hefley
St., West.minster.
Rabbi Ro bbins IS
chairman of a commit·
tee on cults for the
Pacific Association of
Reform RabbiJJ.
He wtll diacuss what
makes youths join cuJts,
bow cults oper ate, tecbnlquea used in
bralnwaahlng, . and the
methods used by cults in
raising funda.
He wW defl.ne ways in
which parents can uaisl
their children in de-
velopinl in directions
other th.an toward cults.
ChurehOKe
Diverse Views
SEATTLE . Wub.
<AP) -~ annual IOV·
emiog conference of the
119,000-member Church
of the Brethren, one of
the nation's historic
"peace" churches. has
approved a statement
affirming diverse un-
derstandings of the Bi·
ble.
~:,•• B'rltla W•••• will
• talk on ditve!OD!u meg. llldul bumQ relatSoU ·at a p.m.
Monda.)t. Harry. Kllpttetn ot the
AnU·Defam.uoD Leap wtll be
the 1peaker at. tbe mee&tna al
tbe c:ooununtt1 room of Walern
, ...... lbltrr CMr"• ...
8aU 84.-lAADabehn, WW bl~
dance alt• SaturclaJ rot tb•
Poli•b Communit)' ,,of Or..._ eount!.111lc for the• p.m. ti·l J1.m,, wt1l M by the Pol1ab
I I Eatlee.
( BRIEFS J Mu. Roae •Ill. Heonlk•r·' Heat.on, s.c .. of the cmutlan;
-----------' Scleqc-e Board of Leet.urabll>
will rpeak on "The Life Tb.at fl Federal Sariqa, 4 Corporate Worth UriDI" at I p.m. Tburs·
Plua. IrriDe. day at leemd Cbrdl ef a.ti&.. • ~ noo Pacific View Dr ..
The Rev. Jama Woraa.n. ... Corona del Mar. • alon Viejo p1ycbolo1i1t and
counselor, will lpeU OD famJ)y
Ufe relatiombips and the role of
women at a noon lucbeoo
Tbunday in the auditorium of
Lab 111111 Commalt1 ~.
23331 Moulton Parkway, Laguna
Hilla.
The Women's Guild of.
* The recreation hall at Sl.
Newport Barbor Claerc• of
&ell..._ 8cieace will have a
holiday boutique in conjunction
with a 'lbanb&ivin& dillner at 1
p.m . Friday at the Zonta Club,
2101 Fift.eenth St .• Costa Mesa.
LECTURER
Ruth BHbe Hill
Actress
Seminar
Speaker
Actress Anne Francis.
a metaphyalclao and
founde r of the Inner
Space Foundation, 1s
one of the key speakers
for a seminar next week
at Newport Harbor Rieb
School, 15th Street and
Irvine Avenue, Newport
Beacb.
Sponsored by the M·
soclatioo of New
Tbou&hl Churches, the
seminar will be from 8
to 10 p.m. Friday, Nov.
18. and from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17.
The theme will be "Ex·
ploring Inner and Outer
Space."
•
Novelist
To Discuss
Her Book
~Author Ruth Beebe
Hill will discuss ner
novel "Hanto Yo: An
American Saga," at 7:30
p.dl. Friday at Sh epherd
of the Hills United
Church of Cbnst, 30121
Niguel Rd. in Laguna
Niguel.
She will describe ln·
dian spirituality and the
Sioux concept of lhe
dignity of buma naty,
central themes in her
book.
Sh e will tell of
her experiences 1aining
material for the novel,
wbleh she describes as
· ·aomet.hln& Hite an
Am e r i can Indian
'Roota'."
IN CONCERT
n.
Blackwood Brothers -n.
Alrida Boys
,,. Regents
SAT .. MOY. lltla
l9CIUCH
~cono
TflUCl TETO
7:lO,.-.
ftr 11111. (%13) 3JH115
Aho DOM llllA~IJCO
EXPLORING INNER ANO OUTER SPACE ,
Semi iOJ sponsaed by
THE ASSOClAllON Of. NI!# TH0UGKr OtUROES
What II Ne# THOUGHT?
How doel It wortc? How can I u. It?
Guest speobn
>H'f RW«:lS
OR.~ HOU.AHO
k1dav November 16. 1W9 8(X) pm Son..doy. November T7. 900 om -4-00 pm
Newport tQbor ltc7t School
15th Street ond ltvtne Avenue
Newport Beocn. Coltorno °"* ~ Dr. Wllam "Cherry" Pate.er. Rev. Peggy
8oPett; Rev. frcnc ~. Rev. eao1 Nlcioon; Rev.
Gertrude .Jago; Rev. fredericit Potehen; Rev. Robert
Henderson. •
for furttief nfonnotlOn Col 6-45 76&)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY
~ . ·~~pn~luth C 01~1n~1l1tio11lll C liun Ii
JJll IROAD ST .. ~T llACH '4Z·2740
SIM)AT •YJCU -t:tt a lt:Jt A.M. LAJNAM._AT
"HAPPINESS IS YOURS
FOR THE GIVING"
UMDV PAST~
• WTHERAN OUI04
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Iii 1&A M
WORSHIP SERVICE . . 1d 30 AM
CHRIST LUTHllAM CHURCH
Missouri SynOd
760Ykt.rieSt,.c..t.MHe
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1400W Balboa Blvd 1601 MarguenteAve
6 73-3806 Co<ffi'el MJtr
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Rabbi Marie S rtMler Cantor Ronald E Fordis
SAllATH SBYICES • ,.,D'AY • 1:00 PM
M mJm Kaurman. Dir or Ed Winnie RO!>'" President
Reha1ou<1 School Sundav
9 15 A~1 to II 45 AM
Jr & Sr High Groups Adult Educauon
Hebrew School · Thursd11) 4 15 6 15 PM
1011 Camelback. NewPort Beach •Orr Jamboree,
Vmton Welcome . 644-1999 Membe-r UAHC
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lnFFaudRap
' W ASRINGTON (AP) -lie Donnell Douglas Sp. and four top officials of the aircraft
anafadurw were 1ndicted Friday on fraud and
piracy cbarps atemmina from tbe alleged
mt!llt ol more tbaD '7 mill10ft In fom111 paTOfla tp promote aalea ol DC-10 airplanes. •
• Tbe 11-couat indictment. Murned in q.s. Dil-
iet Coult here, name. .lamea s. )lcDoanell m ,
rporate vice prealclent and diredor; John C.
rizeadlne, mident of nooa•aa Aircraft Co.;
arlea H . J!:ytb, executive vice president of
• uaJ» Alreraft, and Sherman Pruitt Jr., sales ~aeer for the aircraft company. r The government charged that McDonnell
Qpuelal ol St. Lou.ls, the biaest U.S. defense con-
tractor, concealed $1.6 million in payments to
Pakistan International Airlines for the sale of four
ol the company's wide-bodied DC·lOs.
If convicted. the defendants race a maximum
Jjenalty of five years in prison and a $10 ooo fine on
conspiracy charges, five years and a $1,0oo fme for
olail and wire rraud, and a $10,000 fine for mating false statements.
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Laguna Be.en
494--9415
UlgunaHllls
768-0933 S... Juan Cep1strano 495-1ne
MA._ LAWM-Wf. OU¥1
Mortumy •Cemetery
Cren-etory 1625 Glaler Ave ..
CoataMe9a 640-55S4
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llUNaD, 11. mPUC&TD
.... cOUllD~lo ..... bi till n.. Loi . tjlllnp, ,..
tM diiAtlll ftv. WO ... tJMr't, auo.o ....... pleaded .__.
aDd ii awaltlq bial. The~ woman, Sabra HU·
aaD, u.J1 lbe WU forud tab> worttn1 •• a proatltute by
Btanchl and Buono two Jean
aao. eaeaolu from tbem ud tleetn1 tO -w11con1ln 1bortly
before tbe body of tbe tint
Hillside Stranaler victim wu
found.
"I can't be\i•ve I WU wttb
them for two montbl and didn't
1et tilled," 1be told Willi.am
Jana, eolumnlat for The
Milwaukee Seattnel, neounUna
for blm a terlei OI thNata ancl
beatlnll abe ..,. IM auffered.
''I t .. 1 really luck)' t.o be alive."
Ml.88 BANNAN JS lt, but
loota older, with worry lines
already mutin1 her forehead.
Became ol ber fear of tbe two
men -aJtbouab 1be wu DOt aware of any connection
between them and the Hlllaide Stranilu case -abe bad been nvm.1n WilconaiD under an as-
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SW.
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ZSCONDIDO CAP> -City
Manager !ten Lounsbery bu,.
silned to take a job wttb a San
Dte1o-bued law firm that made
him an offer be "couldn't turn
down.'' Ray Wmdaor. auistant
city manager for tbe put etiht
years, was appointed to replace
LoW15berry.
•101 ~•a co do1161 « tbeJ'd bea1 me. do tllll • 1
tlMJ'd klD ....... a.aid. ''AftM
100 -bNta ... ,_ ....... ::i· ... ~ wttb tM Ilana U.., we.-. JOG do-. tbitJ ._,_,,_don't nm oil.''
lllu eaa,,.. ea.Ml IM., ..
proal1led ..... treatmeat ad
more. ~ lf lbe eo.Jd Ill
anotlter: llrl to waft ,_ u. ....
and abe coa•IDced a lrtmd tr>
come to Loi ~ from ber boaaetowD, Phoenix, Art.a. Later,. laid. ber frieed,.. •••1. and tbe men •aid tbey
would llill ber lf tbe1 foand ber. Prtlbtmed ad •••• to 1et away, llba Bannan aakhbe aaw
a man ln what lhe deaertbed ..
a "neat van" out.aide a store and
befriended him.
... Lft ... INonWb.twu .
b~ and be told .... bt'd help • oUt, .. lbe aald.
Tbe mall b.alll med to be from
WltCCIDlbl, IDC'f a few UJS tater
be biioQOt llm Haaau b9dl
here Wtt6 him. "J didn't eva lmow Wben
Wlicomin ••. ·• abe laid. "I
WU loin& to 91> to WisecmiD and
DO .e Wal .... to fiDd me.''
She Ii~ in -Juenille wttb
the man'a mot.her for a wblle,
later moving to Milwaukee.
L..tscape Yow Owa Hom1
FALL CLOSE OUT SALE!
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Klan See!cing
Fresno Rally
*
FRES~O CAP> -The Ku Klux Klan is de-
•eloplng ·•an alternate plan" to bold a rally Sun-
day after being rebuffed in requests to march
through Fresno County commwliUes, a spokesman
said.
Parade permits have been denied the Klan by
five cities, inclu~ Fresno, in the wake of last
weekend's deaths of five people at a North
1 Carolina anti-Klan rally.
I
THE CITY COUNCIL at nearby Clovis d~ided
Thursday to adopt an emergency ordinance letting
the police chief deny a permit if there is danger of
violence.
The parade permit here wu denied because
police bad learned of "threats against the KKK's
members and intentions to confront them
wherever they appear," said Police Chief George
Hansen. Jeffrey Murray of Madera, the California
Klan's grand dragon. said the group will not
march without permits.
CNaM KJm wt.ii '1 la~ CaroliU Md otJMr
ANU !If ... .....,, 'PffUGM IMOUllC'9d ln·
Cl'Hlll -~ lad nUIM b1Ye '--beld .... ••11 ......... -.. .,.... ,... ...... aurtct-................
.. fMUolll &N ad.lft la Nortb Ceroba aloM: ta. Umc.d KIMI ol AmlriH, ltal'9ata ol the
K• lCllla lllm -·~e of Illa Ko ID .. KllD. Wbli. ta ot LI • eont.deradon of
bil•f•ll• .. = ol ot tbe Ku Klus Klu Md lavtalble Smplft. t.t of the ltu Kim Kt.a.
TH llNIOllTI OP Tld ltkS, baaed 1n Wl••to•·•····· 1t•1•d ID Hllllblt of Klan per~• at tM publle libnry tn J'ebnaary.
TM ablllk wu doMd alts a •bouttnc matcb
bet• ... aaU-&.laa .,.ople ud Klanlmen.
In lllattb tM Wtnstoo.sue. mpgr of tM
Federawd hi.ht; &bowed a pro.Klan movie at tbe
etvte center~ lacideo\. 11M same poup beld
a rally on July I in Cblna Grove and were con-
fronted by memben of tbe Wonen Viewpoint
Or1anJ.ution. 'nlat poup, now called \be Com·
mualat Wol'ker1 Party, oraanbed the fatal
weekend rally.
A white 1upremacy rally in September drew
Klansmen, Nar.11 and tbe National S&atea Bicbts
Party to the little town of Louisburl for the unveil· tna of PC>tber extremist 1roup, the United Racial
Front.
uyov TAKE A MAN who fouaht in the sttand
World War, it'a hard for him to alt down in a room
with swutikaa," sald Gorrell Pierce, a Winston·
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.. WE ARE GOING to have an activity,'" he
added. "Because we can't march, we are going to
try to ftnd an a1temate plan. We are trying to
secure a private piece of property we can use for a
public rally." -*************** ********** M\m"ay, who said his group is not affiliated
with the Klan allegedly involved ln the North
Carolina violence, said members are negotiating
for use of property in Fresno County. However, no
agreement had been reached. he added.
,.
• .. • • .. • . Cancer PrograID !
• 'Hits 20-year Mark !
NEW YORK (AP) -The American Cancer
Society bas marked the anniversary of the largest
U.S. cancer atudy, a 20-year peek into the lives of a
million people that flnt established the dangers of
smoking for women.
• • • •
"It was the only study large enough to look at
ltbe situation with women," said Dr. E. Cuyler
1ffammood, who designed the mammoth-swdy and •
:helped enlist the 68,116 volunteers who collect~e\ •
'data. · • I "FOR A LONG TIME, PEOPLE thought srpok· :
ing was terrible for men but didn't do much for •
women," be said in a telephone interview. •
• • • •
But the Cancer Prevention Study. begun in Oc· •
tober 1959. was one of the first to detect increased •
heart attacks, strokes and lung cancer among •
women who bad taken up smoking in the 1930s. '40s •
and '505, when the number of women smokers rose •
1reatly, be said. • Hammond checked into New York Hospital on •
Wednesday night for tests on a throat ailment and •
was unable to attend a news conference honoring •
tbestudy. •
But Deputy Sur1eon General John Greene, who •
did attend, called lt an "astonishing piece of socio-•
medical research" and added, "It bu actually :
changed our way ofllle." ,.
GREENE SAID THE DELAYED EFFECl'S of
Jmoking an still appearing 1n health statistics
labout women.
For example, lune cancer jumped from the
eigbth JD08t common cancer killer amona women in
1961 to RCCllMl in the society's latest estimates. He
aid lun& cancer abould 1urpua brust cancer by
1183 ~ become the most common cancer tuler of
women, as lt 11 of men.
Greene noted that the number of women 1moten ii &lowly deelin1nl. bu& uid beneftdal ef-
feeta probably will not belin to appear befon tb•
mid-to-late lllOI became Of the t1.iDe 1al in develop-a dlMue. lronleally, tbe Cancer Prevention Study
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NOVEMBER 11, 1979
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lalem farmer and lHder of the Federated
bl .... "But people NaliSI time la r--. out.
We·n IOUI& to ba•• to pt totlltlW. We'n IDON ettecuw wtieD .,.,. or1101..ct."
Otber Klan Jead•H aeorn tb• N aal• aa du•erom aD4 '8l·Amerteu.
"You can't bt a Hali~ a Klulmen -lt
would ~ .,atnlt 1our oath to Upbold tbe ionm·
meat.' 1.Sd Joe Grady, '9, a bu!lclln~ CODl.ractor
wbo • ., oace Pterce'• aupertor tn the Federated
Kllltbta. I
Oncb' receatl)' apUt to form the Wblte Knllbtl
of Lt~ because of Pierce'• sympathy fOI' Nam.
•'1'808£ wsa&N'T DANSMEN... Grady
salcl after the Gretmbon> 1b0cdn1. "They were
amnedNuia."
Klan ot.erven who asked not to be ldentltled
said tbe abootlni 1111peet1 eppear to be North
Carolina members of the Loulllana·bued lnrist·
ble Empire, ooe of tbe more militant factioGI.
But aceordlq to local preu NpOrts, man.y ol
the auapect.a are suspected 111emben of the South
Carolina-based Confederation of ln=~dent
Orden. The reports say the FBI ls 1 for
Vir1il Grilftn of Gutonla, a ConfederaUon leader.
Sources told The Associated Prus the Confedera-
tion is the most militant Klan group.
EXCEPF FOR THEE men from Winston·
Salem, all suspects charged in the shooting are a;,i-.;.1o11
from areas of western North Carolina where both
the Invisible Empire and tbe Confederation are ac·
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Clm be jftpU'9d for a lll•bad'• death .
.. They lboWd diaeuaa the poulbWty but not
dweU cnit, '' lln. Lindblom said.
"'Ibey would JO cr&Q or dlwrce him ll they
Ht down and tboulbt about lt." Ille added.
. aowavaa. sag DODN'T th1Dk 1J1e could b.:r.=::.:~C:.~ ID.olv.d with uotMr
: ••rd be ahald be would not come back "91'1
:time be walbd out the door to ..,. to work " •be "8a1c1. ·-•
: Tiie hardest tb1q about ber husband'• death
• u ......, ber son. She Hld UndbJom was very =~ tbe bo7. wbo wu '~ when hll father wu
., Her 1em•a term1nal illnes8 wu even more dlf.
cult to bieu.
• 11&IEVE'8 DEATH wu over quickly and in a
·"1'.!7_.~~~ because Jeff waa a healthy boy who .~.-~ oveT a year and a half," abe said.
But she refuses to let tbe twin traeedies of her
jluaband'a and son's deaths control her life. ••rm not bitter," Mrs. Lindblom said. "That
would ruin my life."
Horoseope
Gemini: Ideas
Force Action
SUNDAY, NOVEMBEa 11
8' SYDN&Y OllA&a
AalSI Olar. tl·Apr. 11): Penoaal
~ ..,.; peiiople ..... dnWD to ,ou. You
E sueceHfully Uluatrate bellet1, dulre1
manee, change, tr .. eJ, variety eomprise bu.ay
ario. Member or opposite sex makes "declara-
t$on oflot'e."
TAVSVS <Apr. 20-May 10): Restrictions are
removed. You have chance to build for future, to
establiab .. territorial rights." Communication re·
ceived which verifies "acceptance." Gemini
Virgo, Sagittarius individuals figure prominently'.
You have right to valid appraisal -act according·
lJ.
GEllINI <May 21·June 20): Relative com·
aumicates and viaita. Routine changes -ideas are
tramtonned into action. Avoid scatteriq forces. "9 receptive to request made by one wbo aided
JOR la past. Money dilemma ia due to be favorably
Naolved. CANCD <June 21-July 22): Obtain valid hint
from Geminl meuaae. Protect valuables, check
ftnanclal statements. ~·t aell yourself abort!
Define t.erpis, streamline tedm.lquea. What ap-
pean a aetbact wlll boomeranc in your favor.
LEO <July 2&-Aua. 22): Thia can be power·
play day. Know It, proceed with confidence. Tim·
lna, Intuition, Jud1ment bit bullaeye. Make
penonal 8'"AfaDeet. Be dlrect, independent, ort&lnal ud atate cue lD authoritative manner.
Tbe DuatW 8 ftlUJ'W ,Promlnentb'.
VmGO <AUi-Z!Hiept. 22): You may be pulled
iii t•o dlreetiaM llmultaDeoualJ. ClaDdestlae eon-
fermee eoald ~ m.a,1or -.. Be aware o1 wtaat ocean beldnd acen.. •
IJ991 (Sept. za.c>et. 21): llapptwa need DO
lialft be a ~anpr. Accent en fuJftllment of ~.!&~' SpoWpt oa ~ ud love. Leo, -~ -ve1 ftaUre lo aeenart.o. IOOltftO (Oct. ZS.No•. Zl): You bue added
,..poeslllllity and treater daaaee for financial
••~. ec.olldate recal pm. Cancer native ... lia .,.,..,._ llDel of communieatioll.
SMaTrAaWS <Now. ZZ.Dec. 21): Dtftntfy, mu. illqlliltel, d1aplQ •enatilltJ and aeue of
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aarf ace lndlcattou, defer direct action, learn
more about lepl tmpbcaticm and complicatlona.
PmcP.S (Feb. J.tollarcb 20): Go slow, obtain
btat fNm Aquarlua meaaa1e, accent baatc
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JUDY UND8LOM TO ITART Nb LIFE
HullMtnd Slafft; Son Died of Cancer
Teacher Flayed
For Spitting
FAYETl'EVILLE, N.C. CAP) -A teacher
who''* at a mentally baadlcapped piq>U in what 1he iaid wu an effort to t.eacb the U·year--old that
aplttiq wu wroaJ bu been reprimanded.
The reprimand came from Cumberland Coun·
ty Scboola SUperinteadeat C. Wayne Colller who
•aid: "la lpfte of any 1ood tateDtiou, and re1ard· leaa of the extenuatin1 circumstances, the acUoa
of the teacher cannot be jusUfted. The teacher
made an error of Jud1ment and. ID my opinion
acted out of char act.er. I have been assured it Will
not happen a1atn .. "
The teacher, Alice Johnloo, who works at the
Cedar Creek School, a apeciai achool for the ban·
dicapped, said of the Wednesday action "l think
I've been done a terrible irtjustice. I wo~d love to
at and on a housetop and scream.•·
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An Organically
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·TURKEY
•• •
...
-a ~ ol &M playen OD tbe IQuad took .-rt tn aome sort
,. of aealpina, eitbe:r thro\llh Goux
' or on their Owlf;
-and Sorce himself pock~ moN than tt.000 from scalplq,
.mucb ol lt throqb Gous's be)p.
TIO SCANDAL WAS trts-
ttred lut weekend wben aeveral former use player• ••re qtloted .in tbe Miami News
HYiDI tbat Gt>ull, a 23-year
veteran ol the Trojan coachlna
staff. acalped Ucketa for them.
Tampa Bay Unebac~er
Richard Wood, Bulfalo Bill•
t 1llt ..S .Joe Sblpp and Su
Fraaetleo'• O.J . SfmPIOft eaeb
YOIUDa..nd latonnatloft fOf' tbt
ltory,
Go'1x dealed telUn• ticket.a for
plaftl"I •t UY price, and USC
AthleUc Dlrector 1Ucbard Perry
.. >'• M '• launcbed an internal
inveatt1at1on. There baa alto
been talk of an NCAA lnvesti.&a·
tion.
aE-SEU.ING OF TICKBTS at
biaher prteea does not Yiolate
any city or •late laws unleas lt's
done on the premises of the
event (In this case , the
Coliseum), and no one bu ac-
cused ~we ol bet.ha a criminal.
But David Bent, NCAA en-
forcement director, says tbe
acalping of tickets by a coach
un WOtJU) •• 80 JlAIY to
erove... Soree told 1'• Dally
PUot. "AD J'OU'd baYe to do ii
check tbe bank acccnmta ol all
the pi.,.. UOUDd Slpt. 1 or
Sept. 2 each yen.
"You'll find a lot of pys
matiq sudden depoetu of St.JOO
or $1,.00 lD one lump sum,"
Sorce says. "Now, where are
these guya soin1 to come up
with that kind of money all at
the same time!"
Sorce saya each player on the
travelln1 aquad ia stnn row-
lree Uckets, plus an optioo to
.. ,. ,_.:..,.. AU are cbolce
16.U ant. the 50-yard line.
"Wbia' you're a freshman. tbi
aenlora tiM; of tale 100 anclll'
• thelJ' ... !&Del tell YOU tJdno. Tliat•a bow JOU ~ oat th&
GouJr ..U.. roar Ucketa," Sol'ee
aald. '"!'be Ucket costa, wbat,
about $10? Md be could set you
as much u '80 each for them.
"I KNoW .JOllN aOBINION
knf'• about it, .. Sorce con-
tinued ... wtaenever aQone
would ask bim a question abOut
1eJJ.in1 deketa, be alwa71 told tbem to.ee llarvGoux."
Sorce aaya Goux bad a list ol alumni and buaineumen wbo
would buy tickets from the players.
"Big-name players could
<See SORCE, Pa•e Bi>
De Luca Rallies FV
• Newport Dealt 14-3 Setback
'
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of ... o.ilf ~I~
The G real Quarte rback
Ex-periment lasted only 24
minutes.
Fountain Valley QB Andy De
Luca was benched for Friday
night's crucial Sunset. Leaiue
game against Newport HarboT,
but at halftime the experiment
bad le.ft the Barons oo tbe wrong
side of a 3-0 score.
So Coach Mike Milner decided
to send DeLu~a back to bis
position , and the senior
responded by spearheadlnc a
comeback which save the
Barons a 14-3 victory before
nearly 5,400 fana at Oranse
Coast Collese.
It means F~ Valley can
aa1ure itlelf of a bertb in tbe
CI F playoff• by -b•atins
Hunttngt.oo Beach next week.
DUlllNG PBACTICE tbla
week, Milner decided to move
wide receiver Emile Harry bs*o
DeLuca's quarterback slot.
RUNNING FOR DAYLIGHT -Founbin
Valiey quarterback Emile Harry looks for
<! horn a~ he scrambles away from
Newport Harbor defenders Neil Ross (78)
and Kim Monaco (51)
"Harry's probably the beat
all-around athlete oo the team,
and we decided to ¥,ive it a try a
couple of days aso, · Milner said.
"We Just tbou1ht we'd try
something different."
Newport Harbor Coach Hank
Cochrane wasn't taken by
surprise.
"We bad a sneaky suspicion
Eagles Thump Mustangs, 23·12
Olguin's 77-yard Touchdown Run Sparks Estancia to Win
BJ RQGEB CARLSON
Of ... o.llf ............
Estancia High 's s urging Eagles
cored through the air, on tbe ground
and with an opportunistic defense
Friday night to eliminate Costa Mesa
from the Sea View League
champlonsbip race, 23-12.
The victory keeps the Eagles
undefeated ib league play with a
stiowdown again!t unbeaten El Toro
Thursday night at the same site of
Friday's football conquest-Newport
bor.
ALTHOUGH COSTA MESA was
mpre11ive with its aerial 1ame
licldn& for 186 yards, mistakes burned
• ll'ustanp badly and Estancia took
vantaae.
The key to the victory wu a TT-yard am with a fumble for a touchdown
y Guy Olguin as the Estancia defender·
umed a threatened M lead into a lH
aJftime advanta1e.
And when the Eagles came back for
ctlon in the third quarter they went to
the air to put it out of re1:1cb with Rich
Amaral leaping high to s nag Jim
McCabiU's 11-yard payoff to make 1t
23·6.
THERE WERE PLENTY of
fireworks left, but for all intent ana
purpose, that was the end of Cosu.
Mesa's champ1onstup asp1ratloru..
The Eagles 1ot to Costa Mesa early
with the help of Costa Mesa mistakes as
the Mustangs were socked for 87 yards
on nine penalties in the rirst quarter. In
all, Mesa was worked over for 158 yards
in penalties.
Estancia threw away a 34-yard field
1oal by Steve Kralss in accepting a
penalty to the Mesa nine-yard line, and
and altbougb a fumble kissed away a
potenti.aJ touchdown, the Eagles picked
up two points on a safety as Olguin and
Mike Rhineh'art slipped through to help
cause Gres Teregia to slip in the Mesa
end zone.
llOMENT8 LATER Bob \]rmaon
broke throu&h the left side for a 41-yard
touchdown run to make it 9-0.
Mesa quarterback Bill Lux entered
the game wit.h his badly pulled thigh
muscle and quickly led the Must.anp oo
a 50-yard scoring march with Chris
Starkman t.akiog his pitchout from a
yard out to cut the margin to 9-6.
Estancia couldn't move the ball and
Lux waa at it again, but tn opening up
bis stride on a 31-yard dash be
auravated bis thigh injury. left the
game, and appears doubtful for lbe
Corona del Mar game next week.
WITH LUX ON t.he sidelines fot' Sood.
four plays later disaster st.ruek u a
pitchout went awry and Olguin bunt
through to pick the ball up and race the
77 yards for tbe game breaker.
The Eacles crossed up Colla Mesa ln
the second half with the air same as
McCahlll completed seven ol 12 aecond
half passes, witb Amaral the tar1et
each time, pillns up 88 yards with the
seven receptlona.
Mesa, meanwhile, played catchup the
<See EAGLES. Pase 8')
they'd do that, but we didn't
know for sure unUI we got here
tonight ... Cochrane said. "Their
QB keeps the plays tn his
wristband. and when we saw
Harry warmrng up w1tb the
wristband. we knew he was
starting."
COCHllANE SAID he would
have to make certain changes an
his defenae to compensate for
Harry. particularly becau.ae the
junior QB ls more dangerous at
running the option.
But aa t.be pme Proctasecl. ll
became apparent tbat neither team was dangerous at
anY1hln3.
Fountain Valley netted only 83
offensive yards int.be fint batr.
but. Newport Harbor wu 9"ll.
las potent-37 net yards, only
five OD tbe P'OUDd.
THE ONLY BEAS8N
Newport Harbor held a 3-0 ~ad
was because Fountain Valley
fumbled the ball on its own
four-yard bne alter its first play
or the game.
The Sa1lors' Peter Helfrich
pounced on the loose ball, but
three straight running plays
resulted in mlnus-lwo yards, so
Newport Harbor bad to seWe for
Scott Giem's 26-yard field goaJ.
The remainder of the half was
a defensive struggle, bipligbted
by bag plan from Fountain
Valley'• Bi II McTeir and
Newport Harbor's Alan Gaddis
and Mike Rei:naeo.
Rem.sen intercepted a pu~
and returned lt 34 Jareb JO the
Fountain Valley 2S-yard tt.ae late
an die ftrst quarter. The Sailors
mOffd to the five-yard line and
CSee BAllONS, Pa&e BSl
NEWPORT•s PAT EVANS RUNS KICKOFF 41-YARDS.
. :
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• Too Tan h Too Bad;
Politician Seeks Fight
PnmAPDt111tet.ee
AUSTIN. Tezat-State Rep. Clay •-roo TblD•' .•
Smotben want.a to set in a rina wttb Ed •'Too •II• Tall" Jones to decide if Jonea should keep boxin•
or eo beck to pro football.
Tbe prqllOled three-round bout would alJo help cktennine
the future ol Smothers' political career -and perbapa bis
body.
Smothers, D-Dallas, cballeqed Jones in a "Dear Ed"
• letter. Jones quit the Dallas Cowboys this year to pursue ·a
bod.nt career. The fonner l?id star looked lea tmn im-
pressift in • majority dedaioa last Saturd•'I in b1a ftnt ftgbt.
Smotben called bimaelf one of Jones' "atran1est fans."
"I'm convinced the Dallu Cowboys are tn dire need of
your services. I do not believe, however, that boxtq is in
need of YOW' services," said Smothers, 6-3'At and about 190
pounds.
Jones is 6-9 and 250 pounds.
"Should I win one of the three rounds, you immediately
terminate your boxing career and return to the Cowboys.
Should I suffer a technical knockout or a knockout 1 promise
to quit politics forever,'' Smothers said .
Re said he agrees with observers who say Jond is a •i.er .. rible fighter."
,..._-----q.,i~ •I dw D•11-----
Lloyd Free of the NBA San Diego Clippers, on bil re-
action to a recent earthquake ln California: "I thought I
was done for. I thought I'd gone from All-World to All-Graveyard." •1 d•• Trle Peee Wha eeer KC
Ce41rlc Ma:urell, Dave Coweaa and Nate
Arelllbald combined for 73 points and Boston raced m
to lta aixUa eomecatlve ~ctory in a 12'7-J.ll NBA
wtn Oftl' foUl·plqued Kamu City • . • Boobt
Dani Gre••11• acored a career biP 29 poUIU and • ...,,,
fteu added 28 to lead Chicqo to a 107·12 wiD ewer San Fran.
ciaeo ••. Bl9bl Raye. tossed tn 3' poiats to pace W•Min*""' to a JZ.111 victory over San Antonio ... J>etromt center' ...
. Lallier scored 218 poi.Dia to ll•e interim
coach 81dlle Adllbato a 106-98 win over
Philadelphia in bis debut . . . Phoenix
forward Walt Daria, fouled while aUem~
iDg a »foot jump shot with one aecoadl'e-
maining, hit two free throws to cliDch a
110-108 victory over Cleveland. After Davis
aan.k the tint fr,Je throw. Cleveland Cofch
8lall AIMk rutbed to mickourt. &rfUlDI noee-to-nose with referee ,_ Cnwf_.
. over the foul call. Albeck waa wed a ~ tecbnlcal and eJeetecl. and Pnl .,_.,.,,
hit tbe teebnlcal foul shot. Davia then sank bta MCODd foul
shot add Wore Cleveland could inbound tbe bell. forward Ca•'1 • II ID WU also UMlled a tedmlcal bJ nl.,... Wal&
•11•97. Westphal bit another foul •bat for the ftnal maqln ol
victory. ,
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. CLEVELAND -Thomas Sbartrtdp, 20, of !I Bed.ford. whole aolf ball bit a-rear-old Carol
flr7 ,at a Solon pit comae last June, bu = IUlltY w • cbarae ol aarava&ed aaaault. Sbartddse al.lo pleaded IUih1 llonday to a .......
almple ... ult aaainst lln. Jtothlery•a buabud, Tbomu. 10.
The .Botqerya told the CUyabosa County Com,,,,. Plea
Court that Sbortriqe hit a ball that struck lln. Rodlaery in
the mouth u she was about to tee oft at tbe alstb bo&cl. 'Ibey
said be hlld clubed with Sboltrid&e earlier, after be blt b1a
ball oato the fifth ll'9eD as they were about to putt.
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lf~W YORK -Billy Martin, recently fired u
malljeer ol'tbe New York Yankees, met for 2~ Iii bours Fri~~ with members of Commissioner
Bowie Kubo's st.er over Martin's involvement in a
fi_..t with a marabmallow s8lesman last month.
The meeting, part of Kuhn's ongoing investigation, was
called by the commissioner after Martin was fired by tbe
Yankees because be punched Joseph Cooper of Lincolnshire,
W . The incident.. which occurred in Bloominston, M.inn.,
ended with Cooper needing lS stitches in bis lip.
-Kuhn did not attend the meet.iq. He WU preparine to
leave for Japan for the tour of All-star teams repreaeottng
$he American and National Leagues. Marty Appel, a
spokesman for the commissioner's office, said Kuhn would
_.. haYe a comment on the matter uaUI ¥· m-. from JaP_D }A two weeu. at the earliest.
·.,...Sten ,.,...,,..,e Cele,...
scored goals three minutes apart and a fleet of , Minnesota's Glen Sltarpley and Tetn McCartlay Ei.11
Nortb Stus f~ted .Colorado,.S.I ,; .. Eric VaU
iscored his 11th and ~ gQa.b of the NHL seuon
Friday night to lead Atlanta to a !>-2 victory over the New
¥ork Islanders ... Tb.ird·l)erft>d goals by Mike o•COIUH!U
and .'l'om Lysiak PTOPelled Chicago ·to a 4·2 victory over
Hartford •.. Winnipeg Coach Tom McVie has been fined
$500 and suspended from bis coaching duties for the club's
next three games for his con.duct during last Tuesday's aame
between the Jets and AUanta.
....,,., ,,, ... ,,. ~ 11.S •... £etul
Bale Irwin and .lolul Malaaffey, playing con-• •latently in the 27tb World Cup goU .tounwP~t.
eave the Ualted Stat.es a atx-.trOb lead o•er
ScoUand after two rounds of team J>lay Priday
while llaba.ffey led iD the l.ndivtduaf scoret . . . The New
York Ya.n.keea reporUJd 'tblat out:ftelder-deslpated b.kter
o.ear OU.Me broke~left ~arbone lq • pickup buket-
l>all 1~ W~y · Un AlatJama ... Ab AtJant. busi-DM9*a• ~1111...:1ui to tetHeft $150,000 ln WOl'ld Football
Leepe boa• cub hen ledm'9 P9P and aa,new WrtO& to
lure them awaf h'om theN8tlonal Football Leape ... b.b
Fer1en.. form~r .ide tecelt&-for the Seattle Seahawb.
baa pleaded innocent ln Kini County Superior Court to two
countl ol nnt-deeree rape ... Safety S&e•e Lake or t.be
.Green Bay Packen has been absolved of any wroni dolnl in
the collision that gave Miami .Dolpbina fullback ~
B•laldl a broken jaw, a NFL spokelman said •.. A due pro-
~eas blirtnc will be held for Arizona State foot~ coach ~Km11.eventbouabbislawyen1aybewon'tattend.
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SORGE SAYS GOUX SCALPED TICKETS FOR HIM • • •
taken a cut. a1tboulb be cmmot
pro .. tt.
Soree IQt be tot tU$ Wea' from M lnddetlt which bap-
peaed ... the l97T Role Bowl
aame.
.. I "'IW-"'m"'ber I bcl two~ to tbe Role Bowl. Gou told
them and save me tuo. After
UM same I talked to the py 'Wbo
boQbt 1n1 tichta floe Gaul, u4 be uked me if I ~Ida poo," Sorce aay1.
1ame. Sorce says teammate
Dave Fanner offered him $100
for one of bia Ucketa. Farmer
aald be coul4.ie..1ell It for $200.
Sorce a1r•e4 quickly and
aaked if Far-.ier· wanted .I.DJ
more tiebta.. l'rom. tbea oa. the
plaeeldcbr-iD ........ I
' ·uaEIOlllt EACH aeaaon we
b~4 ap NCAA by;lAY(I meeting," SOree told the Daily Pilot. ''They
would aa.y, 'OK, bow many of
101& received free aboee? U you
cticlt JOU are iDelllible.• Well,
·-Gt tbe ..,. set , .... shoes. but DMlinlly tbef all check oft ··no.'
''T~ be aaya, ·os:. how
::'4'.£'otNCC::3m£~f Uekatl ~ by tbe UD.1 •• tf? U Joa dS4, 1!'141 an ~· ~·~u.. .. ,~.-..u~ Wcll9ddl ... ._,. l!llilft:
"Pmt1 1oon we set ••.Y abUd ~tbim aitd we•N chec:k-lAI Off ... ...,.no nen betoN U..1 .. tllil qwuoa ...
DaaPITS Bii potenUaU1
,....._ Nftlatloot, Sor 11
enough to make ends meet. No
way.
.. And some of the kida who
come to play for USC have
nothing to fall back OD.•• he eon-
thaues. "I've seen Man <Mia IO
out and spend his own money to
buy a kid a suit so he'd bue
aometbinl decent to wear on the
road.
Bun for Roses
Trojana, Hm~ Battle
SE.ATrt.E <AP> -Tom f'tiet, wbo
took over• lt.arUu quanert.ck for the Uaheuity of .-uhtnstm tn mid-
1euoa., M.11 tile Ruakles will have to
aeore first. aeore rut. and eontrol tbe
football to beat USC toda1.
Tbe 0 ettoully t.elnlled pane here ia
espected to decide tbe Padftc-10 Con-
ference ebampkmhlp and a Bme Bowl
berth.
u1r wra.E GOING to be8t tbem.
we're .-. to bne to pat tbe ball into
the end --pretty quick and ... ,. ID-
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in& to have to baq oll&o tbe 11aJ1. •• aaid
Flick. ''SC ii tnowa for ita ball COllb'OI
and ll'• touCb wben yoa set beb.tnd
them."
USC bu tbe nation's leadln1 runner,
tailback Charlea White, wbo ha carried
220 times thia year for 1.-net yanta
and 14 h>ucMc:Mms. Rls 110.1 Juda per
game ia the best i.D the coun&rJ ad be
needs only t7 more yarda to beeome t:be
~o. 2 all-time rusher i.D NCAA bbt«y.
The fourtb·ranked Trojam also have
quart.etback Paul McDonald, wbo bu
completed 63 percent ol bis puses this
sea.on, 124of196, ror 1,6'5 yards.
••ONE OF PAUL'S great strengths is
tus ability to throw to a variety of re·
ceivers, to find t.be open man.'' USC
Coach John Robinson said this week ··He Deft!' makes up bts mind on the man
he's going to throwto until tbe last poasa·
ble moment. Hedoesn'teetimpatient."
Tbe Trojaaa have 10M n .. ..,..
wit.bout a Ima, bat,.... tied bJ Stanford
earlier tbia-and haft a caaf•we
record of 4-0-L WablqtGD is • l i.D ~
conference, but t.be lou was to AriaM
State and t.beft's a questiGO whether the
Sun Dnila med lnelieible players.
If Arizona State bas to forfeit Its
games. the l.Cth·ranked Huskies' loss
would be erased. The Pac·lO office has
pro ml.led a ~lSlon by Wednesday.
EACH TEAii STILL BAS OM more
conference game to play -USC with
UCLA and Wubioetoo with Wubinetoo State.
USC la • lO'At-polnt favorite. but
· California Coach Roger Tbeder. whose
Bears have lost to both teams lb.ia season. aays tt 's a touup.
''Talmt-w18e, JOU'Ye c-ot to 10 with
Sou them Cal," Tbeder said. "But I
t.hin.k Bulky Coada Doo James does
such a crest job, I'm sure be'• ICM.DI to
have bis lddl! reaid1."
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lNGLEWOOD <AP> -Rookie
Earvin lobnaon scored a
HHOn-bllb 31 points FridQ
Dllbt. teacttna the Los AnaeJes
La.ken to a 121-122 overtime
victory over the Denver NUQeta
in a National Basketball Aaaoeiatim pme.
The Laken were playin1 tbeiJ'
flnt pme without head coach
Jack McKinney, who suffeNd
head ilUuries and a fractured
rtpt elbow ill • tiicycle accident
late n..laJ monaing.
TB• LAKDS, WHO ac:ored
nlne ol Ute ftnt 11 point.a In
overtime, tied the same at 107
wllb two aeconda left in
Nlulaticm pi., OD a »foot jump
•bot bJ laaiaal wuta. DaYlcl
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31-18 lead after the first quarter
by •corinf 17 of tbe period's
final 11 points. But Los Anaeles
foueht back and trailed by Jmt
four poUJts, 52-tl, at batftime.
TBE GAJIE WAS close the
real of the way. Neither team
led by more than seven points ln
the second half. It WU •19,
Denver, enterln1 the fourth
quarter.
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49en, 31-17 •
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ESTAlllCIA ENTERED with
every .tvantace, Ilse and power
9tl a muddy field •la.inst the
quiet Mustaqa. And with a dis·
clpllned attack, once the Eagles
got their teeth Into the game,
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Scott Hanratty intercepted to
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Scott Stewart and Steve Young
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CM two-yard line, only to see
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QB. Injured
Tritons ·Blitz
Laguna~ 19-0;
By JACK MINTEK
Of .. Delly,.... ,lllt"
San Clemente High, without
the services of injured
quarterback Jeff Jonas
throughout much of the 1amc,
held on to defeat Laguna Beach,
19·0, Friday night in South Coast
League action at San Clemente
Jonas, injured late an the
second quarter, had marched
the Tritons lO two early scores m
the flrst quarter alter tbe oppos-
10g quarterback Lance Stewart
also bad to leave the game early
with a crack.eel bone in his root.
THE T&ITONS. now 3-1 in the
Soutb Coast ltaDdlngs, got a shot
in l.be arm with jual 1~2•
showing on the clock in the first
quarter as nmning back Brett
Jeisy took a Joou bandoff and
rambled 60 yards for a TD.
After a short Laguna
possession, the Tritons were on
another touchdown march. Nine
plays later, with 2:02 left, Jonas
added six to the score as the San
Clemente ball club was on its
way to an apparent rout, 12·0.
JONAS WAS INJURED as the
San Clemente offense was
driving inside the Laguna
15-yard line. Jonu had set up
the play defensively by
intercepting a Damon Berryhill
pasf from hu cornerback.
position.
San Clemente Coach . Allie
Schaff couldn't say for sure
whether Jonas would be back
this year and indicated that tus
problem may have been tom
ligamenlci In his l~ft knee.
Meanwhile. the San Clemente
dl'fensive fro nt line was
('O nstantly harrassing Laguna
quarterback Berryhill
The Tnl.ons held Laguna lo
minus one yard rushing for the
game
SAN CLEMENTE senior
de.f@sive players Curt Arons
&ad Larry Ballew played
Rawlessly u they constantly cut
down the Art.ht rushers.
San Clemente scored late in
the game as running back Ken
S m ith sca mpered ror a
three-yard TD wtt.b 4: 11 left in
the fourth quarter. Scott Davies'
PAT was good as the Trilons
went ahead, 19-0
Laguna's bright spot was
Berryhill's passing as he bit 7 of
13 for 111 yards.
BerryhiU was executing a last
ditch effort In the wanlne
seconds of the game hitting two
long passes to Mike McCaffrey
(36 yards) and Mike Davies (12
yards) before having both Arons
and Ballew aack him for another
1011.
Rebels Rock Rival, 36-28 L_,.. llMcll 0 0 0 ~ I s.n c•-n o o ,_,.
SC Je!WMIVI lllkk l•t19dl
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LAS VEGAS CAP> -
Quarterback Larry Gentry fired
three touchdown.. passes to
fluster Sam Greene Friday
Dilbt •• Nevada-Laa Vea•• came from beb1Dd to score a
31-21 non-conference colleae
football victory over vl1itin&
Tenneuee State.
Tbe Rebell leored touchdowm on their ftnal four poasess\ona bl
boundnl t.ek from a 2:M de-
ficit late in tbe third quarter.
UNLV DOW bu a 9-1 record
wbUe Ten.neuee State dropped
tot-I.
UNLV bu scored s~ven
strailht 'Victories and in the last
1lx, lt has trailed in the fourth
quarter before rallytn1 to win.
Gentry's scorine pa11es to
Greene covered eiabt, 14 and 38
yard.I. Other UNLV touc~
were scored by llichael llor1orl
OD a three-yard nm aud Gentry
oo ~ber three·Jard nm. Todd
Petenon kicked a 42-yard fteld
1oaJ for the Rebell.
Quarterback Joe Adams
passed for 325 yards and four
touchdowns for the Tipra.
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weH Hfftted 1"7 1aru la
l'Caltiea anit 1.Ce:rwt11 a.u ...
contained from 1eorl•• a
touchdown even thou•b be
picked up 102 yarda, Seurer
e-.m• tblOlllb brilliantly.
WE8111lN8'1"1!a BAD taken a
M halftime lead ca a ti.yard
aerial from David Rania to Art
Triatan and a 30-yard fteld pl
by Alan Culhbertaon. !!dbon
.. med to ., ta ,........ from
11nalt.i• M much • It dlcl from ••rd.ace Plaed. But bi tb• tlllrd quart•r. ~e•nr went to wort and
completed nine atral&bt l,S:,: lnclUdln1 two for touch .
Re drove the Char1era 51 yards
for tbelr flnt score, pu1lnc to
Joe Manfre for lhe fin.al etp\.
Then the next time the
Cbar1en 1ained poueaalon, be
drove them 85 yardl wlth au but
•ls comiDI ca ftve complet.lona
includinl tbe aeorm, atrike to
Melvin Jacboo from 14 yards
out. Mark Blcharct.on kicked
bolb coawrsiOGI •
IT WAS A a&ILLIANT
display under be•Y)' preuu.re
for a team lb.at wasn't playing
up to it.I capebilitiea offensively
mach of the tJme. But It was
eno111h for tbem to win and
extend their supremacy over the
Llo111. Westm.ln.ater bu never
de!eai.ed FAi&<lO oo the football
field. Seurer's favorite target wu
Mark Boyer who caught tour
sandwiched around Manfre·s
touchdown
Coach Bill Workman wa :.
talking about the third game for
his squad. "We seem to play two
good ones and then have an
off-night on the third one I'm
just glad we won this one
tonight. It was our third game
and we made a lot of mistakes ...
he said.
THE CBAaGEU will meet
Marina for the Sun.set League
champion.ship Thursday ni~t at
Orange Coast and Workman
says. ·'I JWll hope we play better
than Uus against Marma or we
will be m trouble
"But don 't di sc redit
Westminster They have a very
good and tough football team
and they executed well with a
good game plan. They gave wt a
scare toni&ht. ·'
Westminster'• Taalolo Pau
played an out.standing 1ame on
defen1e and was laraety
reapooaible for contalnJnc Bell
from breaking away.
For the Char1era, defensive
at.aodouU included Troy Seurer.
Don lbbatson, Blll Thomas.
Brendan McGulnn. Bill
MaJavaai and BiU Reimer.
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UC lntne led all the way until
th• fi.ul two. minUU. of play .nd
t.beo lost a beart-breakln1 7 ..
non·coalerenee water polo -.
claion to UC Bertteley at Newpott
Harbor fflCh.
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Y.:NCOrd to 10-11 t« &be aeuon . .lob v.,... U4 tb.rte toalt for
UCI.
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COU .. l!Ge ~TUU.: USC at Washington A~ Ket1tl J.ck1ion and Frantt Sroy'".
It will o. USC' t offtnM di~ bY q~
Paul McDonald-"' U.runnlno of Charin White, •'teedlng
candJ4* tor uw Htwn-...Tn!ClhY, eo•lnlt CM W•.,._.
HuSkJes. It Is• Padfk·10 ~ battle for thll RGM a.t
bfd •nd the Tr°'.ns •r• fhentt-W .10'h Points. tt could ..-tn In SMttte to out • damper on "'*-Trojan offense but not
enough tc> glw the Husklff the .-C..
OTMl!a Tl!LSVIStOM
3 p.m. (2) -HORSE RACtNO -The 2lttl runnlnp of ttle
Washington O.C. lnternetlonat, t..-ct tt Laurel•--Courw
In ~ryl.tnd. Thr•·vear-oktt end up run • mll• .ncs • hMt on turf. Jeck Whitaker end Frenk WriQM r.port,
3:30 p,m. <2> -SPORTS SPE'CTA(ULAllt -The ~
•nnu..t World Powerllftlno chamotonshlps, ~ •t Dayton.
Ohio. Ok* Stockton end Teny Todd report. Also: a.ttte ~
the NFL Cheerleaders, part two, taped et Hollywood, Fie.
Commentators Gery Bender, Jayne Kennedy. From Las
V99as: the final In the World Serles of P<>ker.
.C p.m. (.C) -SPORTSWORLO The men's national
powertlftlng cMmplonshlps, taped at Bey St. Louis, Miss.
Don Criqui and Jan TOdd report World Cup aerial siding,
taped at Obersjock, Wff1 Germany Mike AcUmle end Greo
Lewis report. LeQends of bowlln9.
5 p.m . m -Nl'L GAME OF TMR WEEK. (ll) -PftO
SOCCER. <52) -80XtNG.
6 p.m. (7) -nus ti TNR N ll'L -H IQhllQhts of gemes
played test weekend.
11 p.m. <s> -cou.aoa flOOTBALL -The Ar•rone Statlt Sut OeYUs ~. the UCL.A Btvlns, pteyed earlier In tN ~y at the Coils.um. (9) -JOttN ROalNSOM: POOTaALL
-Highflghts of the USC·WMhlngton geme, played eertler In the drt at 5eatt1e
RADIO
Football -Notre O.me •t Tennessee, tO 10 •.m., ICllS
Ct1S0}; Nebraska •t Kansas State. 11 ·30 •.m .. KIEV (1701·
USC at Washingtoo, 1:30 p.m . KN)( '1070). Arl1oq State.\
UCLA, 1 :30 p.m ., ICMPC (7101 ; C.I State Fullerton at Fresno
State, 7:30 p.m ., KWRM (1370 FMI. Saddl«>tck et San
Bernardino, 7:30 p.m ., KSBR <•.s FMI
Horse Racing -Washlnc;iton O.C. lnterMtlonat RKe at
uurel Race Course, Maryland, t • 10 p m., ICNX (1070L
Hocil.ey -Mln~ta at Kings, 8 p.m ., IC llS (11501
(The ~Uy Pilot is not '"POMibte for lat• CM"9ft.)
Marilla, 37-12
• •
Vikings' Big Plays
Too Mu.Ch for HB
By STEVE ANDll£WS
OI -CMil1' ~ $Utff Huntington Beacb High 's sur
prismgJy effecl.lve offeMe Jave
Manna·s tughJy-touted defe~ a
rough working O\'er Friday
night Unfortunate!) the <>ilt'r.
defen~ fa.tied lO halt the \'1kmg<i
big play stars Sam Att~llo and
Jim Taylor
Thu.a. next Thursday's Sumet
League s howdown c Manna·
Edilon> was set following the Vik·
ings' 37-21 win over lhe upset
minded Oilers at Westminster
High.
The game reatured a contr~t
1n ofrensjve attacks
HUNTINGTON USED sus
tained. IJ'OW>d~alin& marches
behind the artfu.l leadership of
quarterback Dan Curran He
continually kept drives alive
wltb madcap scrambles
culminatin& in completed puses
a1aimt a stroa.c Viki.np aeeori
dary
lleawhlle, b1.s offensive COWi
terpart, Aiello, was completin&
a low total of puses. but for btg
yard.,e. Tbe senior was five-of·
ei1bt for• wbopplfll 183 yards
Tbe two heated rivals traded
touchdowns from the middle of
the second quarter on, but M arlna was always one step
ahead thanks to its two early big
play a .
AnE& F-'LLlNG behind 6-0
on a four-yard run by Taylor.
Huntington marched to the Vik
Inga six early in the second
quarter On fourth down.
M arlna's Mark Huntley in ·
tercepted ln the end zone Befo,. the Oilers could re·
cover, Huntley •truck again, um
Ume on olteme. On the ftnt play
fotlo•ln1 the thert. Huntley
caqbt Aiello'• pus at mid-lleld and raced \Qltoucbed to tbe end
sone.
Pat Knowlea' fint of two. two·
Point catches put the Vlkiqa uP
1'.0, and a UUle breathing room
tor the upcomin1 toucbdown
derby.
"•A&INA 11A8 a fine of·
fens1"e team and we couldn't
('Orne up wtth the big defensive
pla:. to <itop them." said Oilers
Cc>J<'h Dave Van Hoorebeke
Curran wa~ out.standmg for us.
t''-Pt>c1ally t'On81<1enng he ·s JUSt
l om1 nf( off a se1-ere rib mJury ··
Curran l(aH· Manna fits. com·
plt•ttng 10 of ~ for 188 yards and
two touchdowns. a 20-yarder to
Scott Kmg and a 26-yarder to
Ray Fren('h He also ran one
>a rd for a score
Marina head coach Dave
Thompeon was impressed w1Ut
his team's restliency
··our offense refused to quit."
he u1d ··Even after we'd fum·
ble they would picll up wbere
they left off and move the ball."
Runn1n1 backs Teylor anCI
Jim Warburton balanced tbe
pre('ISIOll pUSlnl Of AJello, wbo
chipped m • 14-yard TD romp.
Taylor 1ained t02 yards mwl
Warburton added N. lncludlnc
touchdown nma of one and 16
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Trojans, 28-6
: By EllNJE CASTILLO • Of ... Detl., ........... .. ! The University High football
)quad is so small, it needs two
~ore players to call itself the
irty Thirty. Lately, however,
e Trojans have been playing
some mighty big football.
In fact, for a while Fnday
night it looked like Uni was
going to make it two upsets in a
row. The Trojans. who bad
stunned Corona del Mar a week
earlier, toot an early lead
against heavily-favored El Toro
and were down just 14·6 after
three quarters .
BUT AS IT HAS been
throughout a 2-6 season, the
Trojans made some crucial
.mistakes and had their thiMess
~xploited in what wound up as a
28-6 Sea View League setback.
"Those 28 players are all we
f)ave left but they're the best 28
in school and that 's the
important thing," said head
tQach Chuck McAnmch. "The
lJdi; play bard and I'm proud of
Uiat. These are the guys we're
hoping to build our program
around ...
·Baja Results
Now Official
LA PAZ, Mexico <AP> -Jack
JobD.IOO of Lu Vegas and L8rry
l\oeaeler of Fontana were easlly
the overall winners in the Baja
•l.000 Off Road Race, results an-
nounced Friday confirmed.
Jobnson and Roese I er. riding
11 Huaqvama motorcycle, cov-
ered the 985-mile race that
'Wound through mountains and
deserts before ending at this re·
sort city in 19 hours, 48 minutes
4secoom.
. . There were 272 entries in the
event down the Baja peninsula.
Seeoad overall was the team
of Walker Evans and Bruce
. Florio, both of Riverside, in a
Dodge. Their time was 20:48:27.
~ Fipiabing third, on another
nu1qvarna, was the team of
Scott Hardell of Lu Veeas and
Brent WalliD1aford of Yorba
.,._lnda. 'lbetr time was 21 :09:35.
.. There were no serious acci·
'denta reported. .
With 19 juniors and two
sophomores on the varsity
roster. it has been a rebuilding
year for the Trojans .... But you
couldn't tell that by the way they
played In the first quarter.
FOR STARTERS, University
took the opening kickoff and
rammed the ball down El Toro's
throat. With the linemen
attacking El Toro's linebackers.
the Trojans marched 65 yards in
seven plays before setWng for a
25-yard field goal by John
Stems.
The next series really lifted
McAnincb 's hopes . A
razzle-dau.te pass play helped to
se t up El Toro with a
first-and-goal situation at the
Uni four-yard line. But in four
runs up the middle. Scott
McKenzie was held lo just two
net yards.
Finding the Trojans' ground
game tougher than expected, El
Toro decided to go to the air to
ex ploit a Uni secondary
weakened by injury
DA V1D KEY HIT John Glina
with a ts-yard TD pass early in
the second quarter. Late in the
period, Brian field goal. Douglas
faked a eluded two tackles and
wobbled a 12-yard scoring pas!>
to Chuck Gurley to make it 14·3
at the half.
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BARONS ...
raced a fourth -and -three
situation
McTEIR SETrLED the issue
by s urging through the hne and
sacking Gary Parrish for a 105s.
Later m the quarter Gaddis got
another interception ror
Newport, and that drive
culminated in a missed field goal
attempt rrom 46 yards just as
the half ended
During the intermission.
Milner said his Barons did a lot
of thinking and talking.
"We talked about pride,"
Milner said. "We don't want to
be the first Fountain Valley
team in six years to miss the
playoffs. I think we came out
fired up."
BESIDES BEING fired up,
Fountain Valley also bad its
usual quarterback on the field
again. DeLu.ca 's fll'st pa.u was a
40-yard strike to Harry,.the QB
he replaced. who bad moved to
wide receiver.
But the game-winning play
was actually provided by Keith
Richards, who took a pitcbout
around the left end, cut back and
sprinted 68 yards for a
touchdown.
DeLuca put icing on the cake
with a three·yard touchdown
pass to McTe1r Just as the fourth
quarter began
Newport Harbor threatened
again a s Gaddis replaced
Parrish at quarterback in the
final period. Gaddis moved the
Sailors to the 22-yard line before
he was sacked on a fourth-and-13
situation by Brandl Houchen.
Other key defensive plays in
the game were turned in by
Fountain Valley's Todd Holmes,
Todd Woodley and Lyle Miller.
Holmes made several key
tackles from his linebacker posi-
tion. while Woodley recovered a
rumble and Miller, blitzing from
the defensive backfield. was in·
s trumental on FV's goal-line
stand.
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SEVANO COLUMN. • • NO! IT'S NOT
a Cadillac
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c.ta II•• Coach Tea Fradl. foUowtnc
tbe D-12 loa to Estamia: "They beat ua, what can I uy? You can't make as many
mistakes as we di4 and wm acainst a team
like Estancia. We were our own worst
enemy.
"It loolu like we· re eolnc to lose Bill Lu.
for the eeason. 1be way we played we don't
deserve to eo to the playoffs."
Huntln1ton Beach Coach Dave Vaa
Hoe.relileb: "Our team played well tonight.
That tie witb Newport last week really 1ave
us a lift. If we couJd have played like we have
the last two weeks earlier in the season we
mi1ht be in better shape at this pomt "
San Clemente High Coach Allie Sdaall,
following '1is team's 19-0 win over Laguna
Beach. "We 're aware that
a victory over Laguna
Beach torugbt sets us up
with Mission V1eJo in a
key game ant week
"Laguna Beac h
always comes to play fool·
ball and we respect them
We're happy to get away
from this one ahve ·
soe.,., Marana Coach Da•e
Tllompaoa, after his team toppled Hunungton
Beach. 37·21 "We're very excited about next
week's game with Ed1son I hope the luds
weren't Oun.lung about that game tonight, but
I'm sure they will now when we get back to
~chool. I tried to push 1t out of my mind dur-
ing the week Our kids have a lot of con-
fidence now. They don't lhmk they can lose ..
Fountain Valley Coach Mike Mllaer.
after his team rallied from a 3-0 deficit at
halftime to log a 14-3 victory over Newport
Harbor: "During halftime we talked about
Ca.utrano Valley Coach 9111 a..r.,,
after tlli team defeated Dana llllll, J.t.7;
"Give Dana Hllls credit, the)' took It to •ta
tbe nnt bait. Billy Parker .. ~-oa
the lotercepUon return waa the turaia1 point ...
Dana Ril1I Coacb Dea DeGnlee: ••1•m
proud of tbe way the klda played. I'm Proud
of all our playen."
Edi.9oa Hi.lb Coach 9Ul • ..._ • .,._.
bis team had trailed We1tmiD1ter at
halftime. l-0: "I just told
them to set their beads out
of ~the cloudl. We made
some adjuatmenu and
changed our defense and
were able to move tbe
football in the second half ··
On the 14'7 yards U·
sessed aca1nsl the
Cbareers in penalties. "I
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ca nnot believe the Jiii w•
penalbes they called agalnat us toaipt. I'm
still looking for some of tbem. It was un-
believable. We didn't block well enouah to
get any clipping penalties. We were
marching forward and backward at ta.e same
time and made a lot of mistakes."
Laeuna Beach Coach Wal& Baaera,
after losing to San Clemente. 19-0: "We cave
them those two early scores and that tilled
us. Berryhill is a tenth grader and be did a
flne job. What scared me was that we had no
third string quarterback ·
Newport Harbor's Haak C.Cllraae, com-
menun~ on hls team's offense, which netted
only fwe yards rush1n_J m the first baJf:
. 'Our qu~rback JU8l had an orr game and
no one else couJd move the ball But Fountain
Valley did an excellent job oo defense all
night You'vegottogivethemcredit."
Uruvers1ty Coach Quell McAaiMll after
the Trojans lost to El Toro. 284: "We .;anted
to attack their Unebackeni and in the f'J.rst
quarter we did. We just didn't 1et the ball
much after that. But I lbou&ht our lclda
played well I was proud of the way they played ..
Dana Hills Falls, 18-7
Dana Hills High·s underdog
Dolphins took it to favored
Capistrano Valley for three
periods Friday night, but Billy
Parker'• 33-yard return with an
interception for a touchdown 1ot
the winneni rich as Capiatrano
Valley prevalled. 18·7. In South
Coast League football acuon
The Dolphins struck In the
first quarter with an 82-yard
scoring march. capped by a
13-yard burst by Jim Gleed.
Capistrano Valley didn't take
the lead until 7: 16 rem a med m
the third quarter when Dave
Trask booted a 33-yard field goal
to make it 10.7 after a 76-yard
pass play from Josh Hisryung to
Cam Bryant in the second penod
evened the score at 7·7.
Darrel Anderson came up with
a clutch fumble recovery at the
Dana Hills' five-yard line late in
the third period to stymie a Capo
threat and after a'fint down. It
appeared the Dolphins bad a
chance co make a run at the Cougars.
But Parter·s intereept.IOll and
return for the touchdown put the
game oo ice for the Cougars.
Scott Gibson. Ken Har-.ey and
Rick Facon each intercepted a
Capistrano VaJley pa.as as Dana
Hilla played the favored Coqars
virtually even in the statistics
gaple.
The Dolphins sbook up tbe
crowd early with their 82-yard
TO march following a 46-yard
run for an apparent touchdown
by by Capo's Eric Fox whlcb
was negated by a penalty
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BaClela P ... tered
Pat Haden, quarterback of tbe ~os
Angeles Rams, holds up bis injured ri.abt
f\naer that has been placed in a c~t .
Haden attended a Boy Scout meeU.na in
Pasadena where he showed off his throw·
ing arm. Haden underwent surgery ·Fri-
day and is expected to be lost to the club
for six weeks.
BU£S Battle SD Mesa;
GWC Hosts South:u:Jest
BJ .JORN 8EV ANO °'_.....,,... ....
It's bard to ima-1fte thinp could
get worse for the Oran1e Coast
College football team after a rocky
1-6 start.
But, the Pirates enter the la.st three
weeks of the season facing the
toughest part or their schedule, start·
JCOdda
SOMeNby21
Go1den Weal by 10
Saddlebecl( by 17
ing with Sao Dieco Mesa today Cl 301
at LeBard Stadium.
TlllNG8 OE much softer for tbe
other ana JC. u Golden West will
entertain LA Sout.b~t tonieht. also
at OCC, and Saddleback will take its
first place record to San Bernardino
Both are 7 :30 games,
The Pirates, after tan&linl Wlth the
Olympians, will meet Fullerton and
Santa Ana in their remainiq sames.
AU three ol thoee opponents have a
eh.aDee •t wiDDina the South Coast Conference title, With San Dte10
Mesa and Fuller1.on <both 2-1) cur-
renU1 tied with Cerritoe at tbe top or
the atenctinp.
O&ANGS COAST, meanwb.i.Je, is atauerinl throqb • seuoo that bu sea lt win only one pre-season
came.
Tbe Otymptam crusbed occ .. n ,7,
Jut year and today'• comest doesn't
look m17 brtlbter for OOC u the
017mp6am rank No. 1 in tbe coa-
rereoce in team defeme and No 2 m
ortenae. The Pirates are last an both
departments.
The biggest b11bli1ht or the
Rustlers· (2·1 conference, 4-3 overall)
Southern Cal Conference meeting
with LA Southwest <2·2. 3,5> fipra
to be the performance of runnin1
back Leonard Altavilla wbo, with on·
ly a 20-yard abowiq. w1ll bruit
Charlie Buckland's GWC career
rushing mark of 2,073 yards set m
1969-70.
SADDLBMCK (4,l conference, 7·1
overall) s.bould have t.biDp a little tou&ber ., .... Sa Benaar6M> (2-3,
4-4). , ,bulnotmudl.
lo nine prior meetia11. San
Bernardi.Do bas yet to wm
What the Gauchos wtll be bopi.nc
for tonight is not so much a Vlctory
for lhemsel.es, but a cttnas upset
over San Dieto CC which would vault
Saddlebadc into the 1111.asioe Bowl ror
the third straiib1 year.
Sail:mg C6nic Set
"Ric Your Yacht Day," a aallin1
clinic for bet1nntn1, intermediate
and advanced Mippers, will be held
Molld.Q at die Udo lale Yacht Club .
The lee for tbe clinic cooducted by
Jack P'nmco and aamtanta ia $$.
The claaa for belUmen will bellD
at 11 :30 Lm., with ta.. intermediate
and actnnce clau acbeduled for 1:30.
For more tnformetion, call Debbie
Benedid at l'TS.7181,
"18UC NOTICE
Lancers
Upset
Newport
S unny Hills High,
ranked third in the CIF,
scored three goala in the
final quarter Friday to
u p a e t t o p , r a n k e. d
Newport Harbor, 6-5, m
non·league water polo
action at Newport.
In a Sea View League
contest, Ocean View
scored three times in the
first (rame and went OD
to bury !Catella, 17-4,
In JUDJOr colleee play.
Ouoge Coast came on
strong at tbe end but fell
abort to Fullerton, 10s9.
The loss for Newport
Harbor was only its
second agatDSl 21 vac,
tones Um season. Diggy
Riley provu1ed most of
the offense for the
Sailors. scoring three of
tua team's five goala.
Ocean View wu led
by aen.klr Bm Sabia 's six
coals in its rout of
KataUa. Ei1bt players
sco red for the
Seahawks.
Meanwhile, Giles Al·
lison put the ball in the
net four times in a losing
effort for <>ranee Coast,
wbacb saw its South
Cout c.oaterence record
drop to 7-3, a.1 overall.
PlJBLIC NOTICE
SHOE
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II
10
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii Keane
"Wei, Scotty, I think l'I hang up now •••. "
DENNIS THE Ml!NACE
................
by Jeff MKNtlly
by Ferd & Tom Jot..tSGn
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(PNmlar9} °'*'* lndud-lng Eric &tt9da, Bruce
.--. Hal Undan and
OIMa Newton-John
·~ ••'h "Dodi• 01 New
Yotil" (1945) Lao Gorcey.
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"" up exert.nan! -IMy decide to teka Oller ""° •tllblllfl !hair llUlll<>fl·
I( 1 llf .• 30 min.)
IOUL TIWN
OLD HOUSE WOM8
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Gef8MART
lltPECIAU. y ""°"' HOU.AHO
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SIWl~'a C1e191c. (R) 8!)THE~
YfARI
"Pl"MChool P«aonallty"
12:30 8 Cl) TARZAN/ IUfllft
8EVIN 8 AT ONe WITH....
"Nanon Simon"
I STMTMK
MOYIE * * '~ "Hit TIMI loa" (1943)
Abbott and Coatallo, Ginny
Simms. Bud and LOI.I gat
lnlo ITOUbla Wllh bMlc
rot>Oera. (1hr.,30 m111.) CD THE GAOW1NG YEAM
"Sodal Slel OIOCtplug"
1:00. V<Y'f /IM TO THE
BOTTOM OF THE 8EA
"TM Wu Man" D 9 NCAA FOOTBAU.
USC at Washington m Ml88tON:
IMP08818LE
Th• IMF -a lutnc:oat
1n1e111genoe eoent to locate
• tanonat ring.
G) TARZAN
A ranownad g-al and
-time war hlto ia ~t
on I ITMty-algntng mil-
IOon IO the jungle
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IK.ETCHINQ
t:a> 8 Cll ao MINVTU
D EVERYWHERE
Alpine VIiiage In
lOfrance
al) R&HAHO
SKETCHING
2::GO 8 I008WORLD
" 90NANZA
Oaa1111eol Lisil119s
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles a KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cll KFMB (CBS) San Diego
G KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles
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Utlt9 Joe ..,,. .... .,.
btJlt 0 Uled by~ Md ,,.,,. t1t.000 ...... "'°"' ltlam.
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ctlttcally .,..., In • •r-
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(19e0) Jcflft w.-Mell-
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tanaclout commander
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GOVINMIN1'
"TM Congreaa"
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MAN
Stave comblnH hi•
lltWlgttl wttfl • .,_,.lfUI
girt'• E8f> In • ~ fof • mlllalng~. l:IO. WOM.D OF
8UfMVM.
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l9 AMINCAN
GOYUNilENT
''Phlloaophiaa Of ~·
Mntatlon" " aoo e Cl> 8"0RT8 aPeCaM. eov.raoa of Iha 28th run-
ning of the WMNngton
O.C. lntamatlonel, an lnvf.
latlonal ,_'°'~-old
thotoughbrad• end up. "°'" ~ Race Cow• in Mwytand.
• MOW! * * * "OU._.a Tr...,..'
( 1939) AtNmetad. Betad Oft
the llOfY by JoNlban
Swift. A min 11
~ad In the land of
the arnalJ..elnd Ulliputi-
(2 hrw l tD MOVIE
• • • "Tha l•ughlng
Pollolman" C 1973) Wtl1at
Matthau. 8'\ICe Own A
pol!Qeman attampll 10
....,. the Metll of hie
par1nar. who •• kMed In •
vlo6ant mua murder on a
San Ftandaco buL C2 hrs ) I POOl81EN
DUnt•tG~
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8chadllleCI --lndude Battle of the NFL
C"-1-dar•. Part II:
Wand a.tea of Pok«,
Pert II, from LM Vaoaa,
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Ugttlfoot" ( 1974) alnl
bltwood. J«lf Mdgee A
ttlllf fotle Iha ---* tor ... aeoond tlma Whan
lie cen't find the ~ .,.
llo61 the tint Oma. (2 hrs)
• 800CUI
Leads VL Soultl Hampton l9 THE LONG SIAACH
"fMra I• Ho God Bot
GOd .. A Moellm wadding.
dawn ptayw"I In I rnarllet
town, I pllgrlmaga to Mac.
al and • vill1 to Cairo glloa
new lnelghll Into Ille
lllarnic ~CR> CIJ THIWM.TONS
OIMI le lhraatanad bV an
~' wflO ~.
bedtwoodl women. (Part 1
of2) o--
... LAl'T OF THE WILD
"WlnOld Fury" AA -11-
natlon of the fierce preda-
tory '*"" of --ep... ciM of bird• In northern r ::e.,PEIA.l
''The Ghoet Of Thomae
Kampa" The ghoat of a
17111-0entuty IOfC*lr o-t•
a 12·~-<lld ba,' Into
tfoubla w.,.n the l•d
,..... to bacome hie r= (Cordullon)
• * "S......'1 Trtengle"
( 191S) Doug McCture.. l<lm
Nowllr. A llellooptar w
.,.,... ln~il wlttl
tfle '*"'-Y of M anden-
gered cnft ..... '° lraglC ~ (1 lw.,30
min.)
TUBE TOPPE __ ~
KOOP• 8:00 -"The Hurtlria.k
Kid." Cbarle1 GrOdin playa a 1C*DI
brlde&room wbo delerta bJa wtfe (Jean: ule Birtln) :for a vlikJD be meetl OD Ida
boDeJIDOOD <Cybill Sbeoblrd).
CBS • 9:00 -"Act ol ~:· Elizabeth "llont1omery ltan u a liberal ·
Clivoreee wboi.e vtewa on crime in the
atteeta are altA9red after a becomes a Yictl~t8rj>boto at left) .• IC e u :ao-"Cinderella Uber· ty... James Caan and Manha MQOD
star 1ri tb1s snovte about a aallor and the
prostitute he wins for the m,tit.
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·~ In Trouble" Or.
lAa Salt .... wtth ""-
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tM6r ....,.. of problelne
wtth IOOlll4y.
7:00 I """8'9 A CNMO tt.11 IUUTY IHOW
EV.wrTNE88 LOa
.Ht'WD
Inez P9drod looU at th41
IOIJ( In Sou1Mm Cdtotnla
and~llook-
" wra4.......,. ''Courtlhic> To M""'80a"
• LAWMJia WE1J<
··sno...stoppara'' m CONHECTlONS:AN
AL TEANAT£ VIEW~
aw.GE
"Thunder In The S.IN
"-Burka lak• • c:lc-.
looll •I 1"41 rnsry c:hangaa
In .-gy aoutc. MICll 11111
13th century. (RI
• ....,YAMS
''The CurM Of The Qe..,''
Ooltllc '-'°' com. to ~. ~ Mllldan-
"-d wtwa Sir 1<.-M On
llvea alone and ratectad. In
COflltant ..., of the ....
oua oblaet wNc:h haa ..t
Illa Illa on a tragic Ind ter-
~n::-IJPP£T8
au.I: Vlc:10I' Botge
9DOMO()(IMU
7:acl 8 DAHCa RYEA
HOit: Oeney Terno ~1
OafMOll W*-. Ceietlrl
ty judgaa Ro«lart Mandan
Cathy Algby. Ronni•
Schall.
19 ,Atl&.YRUO
TMAT"8 HCX.LYWOOO
''Comlcl 8cM* ...,_ ..
S INEAK fl'MVIEW9
Roger Ebert and 0-
Sllk• ,....._ "Ytnkl" and
''Auno*'g ••
Cl) .oca, JOKE\
JOfC&t
a:G0 8 C1J Lmf TMMUM
Of' THI CONC9CION
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T lfTl9l8110ne mia rftythm
and '*-wllto CSu:zling
a-aograpny .. they ~
a medlay of 1,...., all· I 1m4t
Q!_Mt•l Nb a::ao. MOVIE
• • • "The L•ugh•no
Pollcefnan" f t913) wan.,
Matti-.. Bruce Dem A
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talnar lndultry and Ila blll·
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lllta and IOcal regulation.
r9G1rding nc>rwlfumebll
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love _,, • Seattle 1)<001•
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of ~llfa~tne
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Donln, TUMdey Weld. A
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a6aclronic bfllrl lo ""' the
~ dapartment of •
c:ollaQe. (1tw_,116 mill I
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(1tee) '---H~.
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Sdlooldeya'' ( 196al Robert
Newton, Olerla Wynyerd. A
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Wlwl • mlllll\g -• coroae • llnally dllc:ov-
...cl, her huaband'• bu&I-
-partner wno wa allO
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3::269 NEWS
a:ao8 MOVIE • * "'Klondike Annie" C1934Sl .._ Waet. Vlalof
Mc1.agllan. A .-on ..... , ..... cs-t mllalOnary'•
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-cac>1 ..... W1111 lhe OQloCe not on ,_ u..i ( 1 ht 25
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Here's Johnny or Where's Johnny? ner ... 11
Lisa Eilbacher
plays a young
woman caught
up in a "dating
service" on the
TV movie "Love
for Rent" airing
Sunday at 9 on
ABC. Channel 7.
81 PETE& J. BOYD
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Canon watcbin&, that
delicate pastime, la not the simple sport some ap-
parently believe it to be.
I suuested to an old pal recently that watddnl tlle Johnny Canon-NBC 1ttuatlon was
aometbiq like China watching
must bave been in the days
before recognition .
"Ronefeatbera, ·• responded be,
a former China watcher.
Wb,y, asked I. was it any
dlfferent?
"China watcbinl," be said,
"was like ~ to make a ptc-tve by eonnectin.g the data, and
often, a lot of the dota were mi•-
~ 1ln1." .
•.J• llke CUIOQ wat.ehlq, I offered. ID China, at i.ait, JVU clC"t bave to deal wttb Bevvl,J Billi •tr• .... laWJtrl, wbole leCftltalt• Deft? nm OC OI tiaiia Ada u, '•SorrY, Mr: Tort ii oUiJll 1m.--.·~ .
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viewen or so, aod at the end, Carson said
something like, "I'm 1om1 to be here for awhlle."
Thia was a dot with meanJnl. One of Carson's
beefs bad been that be waa tired of doinl the same
old late-nisbt thin&, and here wu NBC livtnc him
a chance to prove h1a worth in prime time. Ria lit-
tle asmarance at the end of tbe allow mtibt bave
meant somethiJll, a 111ture, perhaps.
Then network President Jl'red. Silverman,
pleaaed with the IUCcell of Canola'I apedal, WU
quoted as aaytn1: "I'm loc*inl forward to our
workin& things out with Johnny, and to bia remain-
ing a member of the NBC family for a loo1, 10111
time"
YES, &EAPPaOACBMENT was deflnit4'1Y
the picture that was emerllna. And then last
week, there was word of a developmeat that
seemed to eonf1nD the norma111atloa of relations
between Canon and NBC.
Tbe network ud lta biuest Ital' bad •lreed in
their 1enera1 reference petition that .. Canon will
~OPH~TICATEO PROORAMMINB ... Beaulilul ~leroo
Mu~ia-New~Marine Weafhe~~ki Reporl~
Ooh~umer Reporl~~look Mar{ef' R~orf~
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atarrl!'f, .Jou Truolta ud Lib
Totiab. • NAd A. Alu l'rtedberC. ~
•tcleat of Ua• Boatoa·NMd Sack 'l'Ma ... daaln. '"TIUd'• all .....
Studio Chief Named
With tb8t baformation, and Dea1V a
year belon tbe film'• release, P'ried-
bert uidbe •• oblicated to bid ad lo make a ·commitment of UMM.-anda ol
doll.an ad perhaps weeks olpredoal tbeaw Ume cm a lllm about wbleh IM
bewftl71itde.
GRSSMWICB, CODD. CAP) -
8obea1 a.me bu been eleeted pnal· diet_. dW eueutlve offtcv of Av·
N Bab 1 Picturea Corp., succeed· iD1 WllLam E. Cbaikln, wbo ll retir·
tn1.
Jlelame'I leleetion WU announced b1 Dcmald &. Farrar, executive vice
p~ ol Aveo Corp •• tbe IDOtion
. pletm:eni..'1 pareateorporation.
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Movte reviews
from two top
a itics, and
tgpk:s on movies
oldand new.
-Cllarlff Cnamphn
lOS .t.HGElES TIMES
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Promises
lDfhe Dark
MATINEES SATURDAY I SUtlDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW' <R>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" <R>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG)
"10" (R)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
AWONDaous ·
ANDIA.TION
SPECTACLE ABLAZE
WITH ADVENTUllE
Dlrer:e ... De•11t
Comedienne Nancy Walker, directillg ber fint ·
movie, talb with Randy Jones ol the Village
People on the set of .. Can't Stop the llasic."
Mias Walker bas tbe tat ol merODI six diverse •
cbaracteraof tbe poup tntotbeplot. !
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N~~ Tan. <AP> -Geor1e Burns, eo-:caa morie 1tar and ctpr SJ;Doker, la hop1n1 to anotMr laurel to hit distiq\d.sbed career as an eatel'talael'-coutrJ muatc ainpr.
Burm •. a, wu in Nub.me l'eC!eDtly to reeord
a cotilltry mmte album, Claarles Fach, who will
produce the d.tac for Pbonosram lnc.·Mercury Recorda hid,
"YOU KNOW, GZOaGE baa a biltory of liq
ln1," J'ac:h aaJd. "That'• the way be started out In
•bow busb:resa. And he 1in111 very wen."
Facb said It wun't clittlcult findinl suitablP
muaic for Burm, JUJt time-consWlli.q.
"You just have to wait ln a case like this to
find something that will suit itself to a particular
artist," he •aid.
FOR 31 YEARS, JVRNS played
'1stralgbtman" for his zany wife, Gracie. Follow-
in1 her death in 1984, Bums continued his comedy
career but switched to a solo, stand-up routine us -
inl a cigar as a prop.
At age 79, Bums accepted a role in the movie,
"The Sunshine Boys," and won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor..
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OllAIGE 134-2553 ............. -. , •. !!!Ii UT .• U:tl. ltl. 1•. t:tl. U:tl
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Few "-"* lnbmlllon can Enlll1llriment Hotline 11~
Stars Turn Out
For Elton Co~ert
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NASl(VILLE, Tenn. (AP> -Singers Brenda n1taEM.cwttteMOTION-.crU111 Lee, Don Williams, Skeeter Davis and John Conlee .___COOE_cw_1E_1.1_M_OUU1 __ TION __ Ol'f>4 O~ IL T
I 1 ) 0 were amon.c the entertainers attending a concert _________ ....c_ ________ _
by British rock star Elton John.
John is nearing the end of a concert tour to the
United States.
"l never thought I'd get to play ln this build·
ing," John told a capacity crowd of 4,400 at the
Grand Ole Opry House -the normal site of coun-
try music shows rather than roclt 'n' roll concerts.
·-~-~ "THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH"
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675-3411
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THE REAL I
ESTATE RS
--~
EASTSIDE sn.soo
Spadoua 2 br. 2 b• + den ln moat 1ought after
Eastside locaUon. Priced
far quick sale. 646-1711
c::I Walker & lee
HA~ VIEW HIUS -Lusk exclusive. 4 BR 1 sty. adj to lge greenbelt. new neutral carpeting
freshly painted inside and out. 1259.000. •
llG CANYON -The ultimate home on the
optimal lot -drama, privacy + a most
advantageous financial arrangement. A
superb Versailles with 180" view of the golf
course. $675,000.
WHm WATB YllW -And the sound of the
s urf, is yours to enjoy w/this custom 4 BR No.
Lagu.na home on the ocean side. Priceless
locatioo offered at $449,000.
IAYCllST -An Ivan Wells 4 BR, custom
home with terrazzo entry, atrium with a
retractable roof. dramatic mirrored pillars
formal dining room. A perfect home fo;
entertaining. Ready for the holidays. $335,000.
HAllotl YmW HOMES -A 4 BR Portofino with
complete guest quarters. Ideal for in-laws or
older children. Try immediate occupancy with
a long, long escrow. $259,500.
WISTCLIFF -Near schools & Westcliff
Shopping Center. 3 Bdrm + family .
Immaculate move-in condiUon. Don't miss this
great family borne in Newport Beach. $189,500.
Tuan.BOCK Hl•HLA•S -Lusk built 5
Bdrm, stewart Plan on a huge pvt lot in
Irvine's finest family comm. It's more than a
home, it's a charming lifmtyle. $315,000.
UMlftnln ,_. -3 Bdrm detached garden
home, fee land. Community pool, enclosed
courtyard, beautiful patio overlooking the
greenbelt. AssUll)able loan, only SU8,500.
MYcmt -Custom' BR home w/med brick
flrer1ace· ~ BBQ, spacioUI pounds With ~ on a quiet cul de sac. Submit OD terms.
vwner wt CUT)'. $237,500.
-------------AIAMOOH• 5&l'B LOCATIOH DISM1ID Tab-Over fl0,800 Loan.
POH0111M ~permontb at 91143.
Owoer want• out! 4 SpadoUs 4 Bdrm, tiled Bd:rm.1 bath, famUy rm, entry. formal dinln1.
(pie, RV access. Owner sunny kitchen, large
may Lease OpUon. Act CamUy rm. Asking only now: CaUMe-2113 $116,000. Ca 11 now·
1)111' '" 9 . ,, '' llN ,, •Iii"'",. 96S-78Bl
[9 IUSM !i'llitf 1
MIWUSTIHG
DWLD
3 Bdrms. up, 2 bdrms.
down. good condition; new catpf!U. z Car park·
ins. Steps to beach•
$225.500 locludiq lud !
associa ted
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OPPORTUNITY
knocks oft.en when you
use resu.lt·eettlng Daily
Pilct Clasalfied Ads to
reach the Orange Coast
market.
Phone 842·5678
2000 w. lal9oa ll•d.
lc6oa 675-1771
SELL idle iteDJJJ with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad.
NZ-5678.
Ba'I Vww
BEAUDFUL BLUFfS
OPEN TIIJAY 321 OTOO
CREAT IVE FINANCING
AVAILA9LE ON THIS 3 BDRM.
DOLORES PLAN. SECLUDED &
SERENE SETTING, OVERLOOKING
UPPER BAY. MANY EXTRAS,
INCLUDING WRAP-AROUND
MARBLE PATIO, DECK OFF OF
MSTR . BDRM., BEAUTIFUL
MARBLE COURTYARD ENTRY
WITH FOUNTAIN. INTERIOR
NEEDS YOUR T.L.C. OFFERED AT
AN EXCEPTIONAL
PRICE. . .$225,000.
......,.~10.1m
¥llY t •l&•AMUM
Near everything; 2 ~· + den,
formal dining rm., 2 baths &
workshop; in mint condition! $187,000.
OWta TIAMStBlm
3 Bdrms .• 2 baths; comer lot; RV &
boat storage. Best Ea.st.side C.M.
location. next to park. Seller very
motivated! Sl.23.500
1151' IN THI CalST
2 Bdrms., 2 baths. end unit. near
tennis cts. & pool. $179,000
IOAT SUP-uMDll SZI0.000
Also includes 3 bdrm., 2 baths, with
beautiful Spanish architecture.
$245.000.
YC>UaOWM~W
Well not quJte! But this Broadmoor 4
bedroom single story does seem to
have a lot of land in the side and rear
yards. It also has a bright. open
feeling, formal dining room. a play
room and just hop over to the
secl~ed community pool and public
tenms. Asking $275,000, you'll love it!
U""" l()U.t: fi()MI:§
REAL TORS'. 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Maf ,
BEST IN BLUFFS
LIASI Ol"'l10M to purchase; front row
E·Plan. panoramic view; 2200 sq. ft., 3
BR, huge fam. rm., form. din., 2'h ba.
Xlnt terms! $225,000
0'84 SAT. 1·5 JZO 0180
E.PLAH IAIGAIM! Lovely bay view.
Poolside setting; 3 BR: 21.fz ba .. form.
din., huge fam. rm.; 2200 sq. ft.
Vacant. Good terms! $199,500
0'84 SAT/SUH 1·5 2915 quEDA.DA
IEST MJY! 3 BR, 2 ba .. 1-level end unit.
New carpets. paint. drapes. Nice
greenbelt. Good terms! $135,000
OPIM SAT/SUt4 1·5 1951 SAM •UMO
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTOI. IMC. 644-0134
Ult .. .., Wiit .........
'..70~~.:&'Mtle·
FANTASTIC DWUXt
Over 1600 sq.ft. in each unit of this
duP.lex wtscmken liv .rm.. vaulted
ceilings, full comer fireplace. 3
bdrms, 21h baths, & dbl. garqes.
Newport Heights-Costa Mesa area I
Just a mile from the beach.
$205,000. Roy Siemens 551-0174.
MMT wms OffOITUMl'm
Italian Restaurant wtsmunptuous
food, 'beer • wine. Also IOIDe take
out buslnesa I t Located ln abopplq
eenter ln TUstln ! OWner 1rill carry
some financing at 10% interest.
f79,900. Roy Siemens 551-0174
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TMI WJUaY °' 5'ACI. A dramatic
BR home, incl. sep. maid'• quarters·
on large lot. Prime locaUon near bay;
Choice OI ctm.ln• areas -Wed linai oi'
family brkfst. rm. OPEN SUN. 1-5. tCYT;
VIA GENOA. "95.000 •
A LOT FOi THI MCMllY Wide 5$ ft. loJ
with rambling 4 SR home; attractive
fam. kitchen wtwed brick frplc ..
OPEN SUN. 1·5. 117 VIA QUITO.
$425,000
VACANT & MIMI' COtemOM Need a-
house in a hurry? This 3 BR Ofl
LARGE LOT 1s completely
renovated; all new carpets, drapes,
paint, kitchen appUanceti, etc.. etc.
OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5. 109 VIA'
VENEZIA. $389.SOO
A llAL nAa&. Perfection in every
detail of this spacious 2 BR + wood
paneled den. For the discriminating
buyer who demands the finest. Call tQ
see . $415.000
PllME COSTA MHA LOCATI.OM
l II + COHV. DEM $17.tSO.
Tremendous value 1n this lovely
Monticello townhouse reatunng plush
carpels. fine wall coverings. near new
kitchen appliances & fabulous lanai
OPEN SAT 1 ·4 30 2352
M l Nl.JTEMAN <map at Clubhouse>
MEWPOIT IUCH DUP\.EX
CAPE COO DBJGHT. NEW duplex on
wide street with OCEAN VIEW from
upper unit. OPEN SAT. 1·5. 212 29TH
STREET. $279.500
D A V I D S 0 N n E A L Tl I N C.
" . •.• 673·9060
41 NOMI ICITO
SPYGLASS HILL
A distinctive address with an
unsurpassed view m prestigious
Spyglass Hill. CdM. A ftne family'
home -spacious & with 4 bdrms ..
large comfortable fanuly room with
bookshelves & brick frplc.. formal
view side dining room. Priced right at
SS95,000. and there's room to add on as
your fanuJy grows. OPEN SAT/SUN
1·5.
17141 673-4400
121 JJ 621-2121
HARBOR
REALTY
DMsiOll of Hart.or """.._... Co.
Wafter S,_}(ing
& ..AJJoc. 673-2500
HIGH INTEllEST IATES?
Wait for decUrung rates next year? •
Lease/option with $10,000 down, this
lovely 4 BR & family room, w/3'
separate baths -detached garage -
secluded yard. Friendly, lree·lined
neighborhood.
OPIM HOUSI
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.,000 SKIN WtU. KftP TU ON MURDE9'9, RANI AND ROBBEAIE8 IN ATLANTA
J.K. Ramey •nc1e Out9tde His DowntoWft Tl,. Store In front Of hit Biiiboard.
Sign Flashes Warning
Tire Deakr Wages War Against Crime
ATLANTA (AP) -A st.artl·
ing sigbt greets tourists who
gaze on the Atlanta skyline
from a plush downtown cooven·
tioD hotel -a billboard warn·
ing them to rear for their lives.
J . K. Ramey, a tire dealer
waging bis own war a1ainat
crime, battled city hall, bandits
and vandals before finally
erecting this sign on the wall of
his downtown business:
"Warning ... You are in
AUanta, where police are un·
derpaid, Wldermanned and un·
derequipped. Use extreme cau·
lion while here.''
THE t'l·B'Y·Z3·FOOT sign is
visible from one of the city's
major convention spots, the
Georgia World Congress Center
and Omni International com·
plex.
"This sign bu had more im·
pact on AUanta than anything
elN in the laat !50 years. We're
going to make it one day where
you can walk down the streets
without being harassed," the
68-year-old Ramey said.
••Atlanta is one of the nicest
ciUes in the United States ...
but it's got to where you can't
stop at a red light safely," he
said.
ALONG WITH THE sign's
mesaqe is a scoreboard which
keeps a running tab on the city's murders, rapes and )'Ob-
beries. Ramey said bis source
for the ftpres will be "inside connection.a" with the city. He
didn't elaborate.
There have been 205
bomiddes ID the city lhla year,
compared with H4 ln all of 1978.
Pollee announced, however,
that the overall crime rate
dropped 10 percent ln October
compared with the same mooth
ayearaao.
D .... ndSoars
Ramey's battle with the city
began in August. when he al·
tempted to have bis sign dis·
played on a billboard near the
intersection of three interstate
highways just south of
downtown.
THE ADMJNISTJlATlON or
Mayor Maynard ~ ackson fought
to keep the message from JOlng
up, Ramey said. Meanwhile, a
truck carrying parts of the sign
was stolen, and a crane to be
used on the sign waa repeatedly
vandaliud.
When the sian company final·
ly bowed out of a contract to
raise the warning, Ramey in·
stalled it on his own building.
He says the venture cost rum
$45,205.
"I've always loved Atlanta,
and I intend to fight for Atlanta.
I want a place where everyone
-every race, creed and color
-can walk the streets and be
safe," Ramey said. "We're go-
One-man-rule
For Koreans
SEOUL, South Korea CAP> -
Acting President Choi Kyu-bah
sald Saturday a new president
will be named under the one·
man-rule constitution of as·
sassinated leader Park Chung·
Hee, but that document should
be amended and elections held
"as· sooo as realistically possi·
ble.''
The constitution drafted by
Park in 1972 to perpetuate his
autocratic rule requires that the
2,583-member electoral t,ollege
name a new chief exftutive
within 90 days of the president's
d eath, without debate and
without campaigning.
Self-protection
Classes Scheduled
Self-defense, bur1lary prevenUon and rape awareness
• temtnara are scheduled throUlb. November by the city of Costa
Meaa and local community col1eaes u a public service following
the recent string of murden and uaaulta on area women.
Tear 1as instruction la being presented by Golden West Colle1e and Costa Mesa police "wherever there is interest," col·
lete spokesman AU8lin Smith aald.
80 PA& THE INTE8EBI' 11A8 BIU!!N SO great that officer
Darell Freeman can't find enoqb time to tnstnact the number of
clUNI needed to meet the dema:nd.
Otber than a few 1pac.1 nm•tntn1 for a Nov. 14 clua at the
Vilt.a Del Lalo Apartments in Coata Mesa. Freeman said all
otber. No.ember cluaea are filled. Tb• next open clan is
1cbeduled Dec. 1, be aald. For information on MOH cluses. contact Freeman at
TM·mD. llemwbile, CQatlin• Community Collete 11 aponaortn1 a tree
BIH•"'* COU1M ID eelf..difeaM at ERaDcia B1Jh School in Colta 11 ... .,..,_..,, No'f. 15. nm:= II ladlK1LD Tbandaja from 7 to 10 p.m. in
nom 7a cal Uil1I and atUtUdM for aftldlna danler or COi>-
........ " . be esudMd tn u. tc)Ql'M. Oa NO'f. 11 <>naae o.at OoUep la ottertnc • three-bow' .. ...., ~ ud npe awaa•11• wn•ar followed Nov.
11 .bJ • -••••• Mlf-defwie wad:lbDP· Botll..,.. ,,..,
'.n. I • ..... at 'f p.ID.tl'rldaJ ID 8dlnce Led\&N Rall
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ing to stop this crime if we have
to have martial law.
"WE'RE NOT GOING to sur·
render our city to a bunch of
thugs," he said, adding be is
prepared to erect a neon warn·
mg sign along an interstate if
the situation doesn't improve.
R.iimey said his sign might
have saved the life of Dr. Marc
Tetalman, a medical conven·
tioneer from Columbus, Ohio,
who was robbed and shot to
death lut June u be walked from
a restaurant back to bis
downtown motel.
"If that man bad been
warned in advance, it would
have never happened," Ramey
said. "He thought Atlanta was
a safe city."
American
Children
Poorly Fed?
NEW YORK (AP> -Many
American children are
malnourished not becauae they
don't eat enough, but because
they eat too many aucary. salty
or fatty foods, nutrition experts
say.
A panel of nutritionists told
the American Public Health A!s·
soclaUon that ''overconswnp-
tlon malnutrition'· is a growing
health problem as children sub-
stitute snack and processed
foods for traditional food
staples.
"MANY OF THE causes of
malnutrition we worried about
a decade ago are no longer u
serious as they used to be,"
said Johanna T. Dwyer, dirtt·
tor of the Francis Stern Nutri·
ti on Clinic lo Boston.
"What we have now is a class
of problems which we have
never focused on because we
haven't thought of them as
nutrition problems,·· ahe said.
Among these, she said, were
obesity, high blood pressure
and hardening of the arteries.
MS. DWYER SAID surveys
show that from 13 percent to 20
percent of American children
ages 6 to 11 are overweipt and
from 6 percent to 24 pettent
have high blood cholesterol
levels, with blacks having even
higher levels than whites. A
high cholesterol level ia often
an early warnin1 sign of
hardening of the arteries.
The salt content of foods is
tbougbt to help cause high
blood pressure, she noted, and
many processed foods are b1lh
in aalt.
Tbe panelists aald 1nacb,
ioft drlnka and aweeta •ceount
for moat overconaumptlon
malnutrition, but that staples
like Ad meat and whole milk
are comiNl under aerutinJ for
thelr high fat COCltenta.
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2919 Newport ll•cl. ~ 30tll Lol~ of newporl
REALTORS
675-5511
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 205 WI.ONE
One of the Island's loveliest homes! 3
Bdrms .. 2 baths. formal dining rm .• 2
frplcs .. beautifu l patio, PLUS
stunning apartment! $395,000
RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS
211 MA&IMI AVIMUI
IAUOA ISUND '75-4122
Bu/ront
WE HAYE
SEVEltAL RMI
IA YAOtO' HOMES
WITH PIER & Sllft
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
1·11 Boy\1<l1· Orovtc". N .B bl'l 6lt>l
-S:1~1:0~' SECRETARY
28drm Q>odo, walk lo Wort ln Newport Bcb
bellcb. new paint, crpt & with ooe ol tbe most pro. m,., Swediah (pie, im· ca.ct.lve Bal Estate of.
mediate occupancy ! rices. top wages .
St4.SOO lo Buy I call Beautiful MW orri~.
'J'S2.1700 fut. Davi & Cl k c>"f'" ,,, .., • • ., • ,, ti '· , s ar I~ lfiMM ~~:~1' ...
Newport Beach
851-1666
I 51 5 IAY ADIRI: lr•IH Terrece:
AbwWetr •ljlttM -~ 6 .tcMd
wi.dowl. IM•oad floon. .,. ldtdMll.
NW C8'f"4'mg: ft " ..... nir... be• 1 I •1,
fa•lly rOM1, 2 <12 beftl1, l•te yerd,
bH.tlt.I patio, loh of .abow r ....
FLIXllLI FIMAMCUUa. ooll•ble.
Sl35,000. OHM SAT/SUt« 1-5.
2701 HILLTO, DI: M•w'°rt IHcllll,
b•wllM '"Yaasntlllt" ..... C• Cod
cottdo: Mne be*oa-. 2112 ......._ t-,
roo•; .. c•l·ch·•ac onrloolll.. tit•
c•yoa. A bit of Ip& lllRq Hew &gl•d
ell--Sl,,,000. OP~ SAT/SUH l-4:JO.
COLI OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25151. Coed Hwy., C... .. Mw
675-551'
OP94HOUSI
SAT/SUH, 1-SPM
253LU....ST
COSTAMISA.
IUILDB-S
PIUOMAL
HO..-
Sll!l oe over l /S acre on a
kJwely street ID Eublde
Costa lleu. A local
~is DOW MUiac bis
peraonal re11dence
Natural cedar siding
fireplace 1n master
bedroom Splendid
landscap1oa Huae
formal dining room.
beamed ceihnp. All the
mru inside • outalde No expense spared &y
builder/owntt! Reduced
SI0,000 to $129,900 A
Quall Place exch111ve
NEWUmMG
OPIHSAT/SUH 1-5
Spec 2 s\y 4 BR home
overlooking beautiful
yard w /rose 1arden.
Many extru inc Id.
llltSANTA ISABEL. CM
(Olf Irvine Ave.> AlkiDa mo.ooo.
SHATDM UALTY
640-6259
SOUTH COAST
ASSUM.AIU
S 1!8! DeW family bocne
wltb 3 Br. dining rm. l ~
ba. u. yard, veat ... sumable loan. Seller will
CatT)' a 2nd &o belp with
nn.non,. Offered at oa·
lY-.000.
fNftelc-.11
Rt!ol E~rorc In< 9.7%
LOAN
AMwnable! No qualify.
l.ng ! Comes wllh a f ao·
tastic home in a great
location.
Cail Bea A.rnokt. 7$2-1920
SACRIFICE ' L ._ '·"'• i.t. Ci)UAI
&i0%2nc1. p• •cE $2S,000 down, o cean ~
view. JBr 2ba. N.B. PIOf'HTIES ..
$239.900. Comparables: t:JO r..M.I
GOUB-S DREAM
On the J7th lee with a
sweepuig Vlew of the itolf
course. 1s this e'Xcep·
uonaJ 3 BR 2 ba condo.
Xlnl cond & prired ap·
prox TcA To lltd C.,.et
S2SS,000 Prio Only: 1--c•o,..-·n.-·---
497.5039 PP.
w.u..... 754-1202 1-------E. COST A MESA
MEW
CONDO
Only t left! LOW EST
PRICED S86.500 2 Br
coodo. cathedral ce1l·
lngs . real bri c k •••1t.....ut f l/J FHA-LA. fireplace. large ~ment
--.. bo. To&aJ down SI.5.000. Pay HONEYWOOOCONOOS
m e n t I S 3 II 8 I m O 2660 Santa Ana Ave
3BR+deo, 2 ba Nice CSo of Mesa Dnve)
netgbborttood 1.11 Ontano 968-61.83
FuJl pnce 166.000. Call Open Sat/Sun io.s
owner/bltr Jean
837.Q.lll or 586-4Z7S l. COST A MISA
Giotfw1 DelfJllt CUSTOM DUNX
Located adjacent to the ,.._ SI 64,000 I st.
first fairway of pre 1-2 Br, 2 bath, 1.31112 sq. ft.
1U1lou1 Mesa Verde 1·3Br,2bath,U.aq.f\.
CcMitry Club. TnJJy an 187 Albert· Drive by
eat8t&lnen home with ~83
formal diD.in& and superb
pmetoom. Walk l.n wet· D):"OY. \"."'S
bar overlook.I magnill-f t·r · cent 1round1. Call 0 r a 1 ornia tlAl Hf AU ~ ~~~~
FO~l~ST E
OLSON
Bluffs Biggest
. Open Today
403 Y-ssta SUerte
A fantastic locataon '
Overlooking acre!> of
lus h greenbe lts. 4
bdnns . country kitc hen
+ huge bonus room .
~ pnvate patio &
dramatic entry wo y
Nearby pool. park. ten
ms. sbopp1.11g fr schools
~than JUSt a home · a
(ul} Ume family treat I
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llST LOCA TIOM OH
NMMSULA
POR SELF-STARTERS.
GUARANTEED DRAW, u ~ flnaocloa a van.
Xlnt 0 .J .T . classes.
specialiW\i In l1&Unas.
Call Mr. Allen for a con-
ndmilaJ mtervlew. (114)
87M210 ------
seooo m.1ow Marll.t
for a qwr k ::.ale Act now.
Call979-S370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
TOP LOCA TIOM
to-.v down. 3 8 R t "z Ba .
adult occupied. Central
ai r. walk to shops &
schools $75,!K)() ,,,1emwiw;•eg
962-4471 =: 546·
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OP84SUM. 1-4
EXCB.UNT
OWHB
"HAHCIHG
2(M Via Barcelona
4 8Roo45ft. lot
$387,500
3'0 Via Eboli
s BR on 40 ft. comer
1398.500 Plus many other fine
lllaod homes oo aood
tsma.
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···-SUC-11 OCMIROMT ,,.., ctOle·up view ot the blue
acific ! Your private atepl from your
oor to the communlt )' beach .
xclusive, quiet. serene Uvtnc in this
ontemporary home with 4 bdrms.
ormal dining, family room .
ecrea.t.ioo rm .• study, 3~ baths. Spa
bit-in aquarium. $1,200,000.
WA'fllflOMT coeo 1490.000
antastic bay &. ocean view ! A real
e auty in the well-known Mai Kai
omplex. Beautifully refur bished
• side· & out with Juab new cptng &
ctrapes (neutral colors}, new kitchen
,.., ppliances. Huge living rm with a new
.. ='mirrored wall reflecting exciting boat
r ctivtty. 2 Large bdrms, 2 baths.
U07 IAYSIDI H. SAT/SUH 1·5
OCIAM VIEW IN JA~ CUB
.An exciting "Bay Mist" model with
eat view of ocean and greenbelt. 2
arge bedrooms. den. large dining rm
2 baths. Bright garden kitchen, two
patios. Highly improved with custom
carpeting & draperies. A rare view for
lhis area. Tennis cts. pool and ~ 24-hour security gate. $250.000.
• 11.UFFS COMDO-flOI LIASI
Lovely l ·story end unit w/3'bdrms. 2
baths New cptng & vinyl. Pool just
steps away from the lge Mexican tiled
patio. Beaut szreenbelt. Immed
possession. Only $650 month.
WESLEY M. TAYLOI CO .. I""°"
211 Is. J014 I tela loed -..EWPOn cana . ...._ 644-4t10
ftENTHOUSE ftRESTIGE
'Luxuriou s 2 Bdrm executive
condomm1um located high above
Newport Beach. A spectacular ocean
& coastline view combined with
<!omplete entertaining & recreational
~c1lities . Owner financing available
at 10112% interest. Live high on the
bill. Move quickly
STB'S TO IEACH
Charming 4 Bdrm 2-story Beach
Cottage with cosy wood-burning
fplc, step.saver kitchen, upstairs
terrace, lo maintenance, cedar
paneling throughout. $169,000.
Call now 673-8550 .
IOOM TO IUILD
$13t,t00
Newport Beach 3 Bdrm home
with cosy fplc, fam rm, huge
back yrd on quiet, tree-lined
street in established
neipbortM>od. Call Now: 673-8550
CclMPllB
$111,000
CliU'1111q Duplet, Two 2-Bdnna,
fplca, aDd a_J)proved plans for nmOcWtna can Now! 87MS50
.._ w/SI 2,000
No CJ\Ulllf)fna. ruatom oeilJlborbood. 3 Brdm home offend at $79.100.
Hurry' lbl1 one WOO 't
1-t!S40-311SS
rNlteL-.11
Ruol fsror•: Inc
WTSIDE
CUSTOM
Gorgeous Eastalde Mesa
custom built 3 bedrm 0 R
2 bedrm + den home• Gated entry court yard
foe privacy Fem grotto.
2 patios. lots of storage,
steps to Newport & Back
Bay! See this winner. now '' Call 752-1700
•'lit• '• I ,
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IHTEREST RA TE
We have ~veral homes
from $56.000 and up all
wilh assumable loans un
der lO'Yr Some with low
down Seller rt>ady to
carry 2nd. C<i 11 540 36liO
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BIG CANYON
Entertainer's delight. Impressive
entryway. spaciousness of cathedral
ceilings in living room & dining room
with access to covered j>alio. #2 Rue
Chateau Royale. Open Sat & Sun 1·5.
Ask for John Pulles.
RESTORED PENNSYLYAIU DUTCH
Near Santa Ana Civic Center. Great
location for attorneys, zoned OP. 410
So. Broadway. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 .
Ask for Olive Rumbellow.
11 % FINANCING
Dover Shores 5 bedroom. 4lh bath,
$575,000. With $160,000 down, owner
will carry at 11%. 1014 Mariners.
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5. Ask for Theo
Whitehead.
BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX
You'll be thoroughly charmed by the
mt•lding of wood. brick & g lass.
B(•aut1ful home + income. Ask for
1':11l'cn Artukov1ch
VISTA.PARADISE -~21 NEWPORT CENTER
Deluxe Spamsh Style. 3 ... 640-5357
BR 2 ba. home w1ex ""
Real Estate Inc.
plush carpets, garden.
rmture fr trees. oo .68
acre, cl<»e to 15 OnJy
Sll6.900 Ag. J.758-2300.
1·758-72'4
"AIAHDOMED"
AIMwfttlc Fai Mhouse
Early American t.'1itate
2-sty, 4 BR 2 Ba. country
kll I dine Ban1slercd
staircase lo guest
retreat. Loads or OLD
RU~"TIC CHARM. pool·
sized grounds. RV ac
cess. Mm to beach 81 ,, ~
tnl. avail READY FOR
THIS'> Only S84 .900
Bargalrl hunung'> Terms
for all. Call 963 0902
BKR.
SPANISH VILLA
5 IR/ Assume $55,000
Gated entry to huge !iv
1ng room Garden
lutchen Dine. Walled
courtyard. Secluded
master & guest quarters
Seller MUST IJqwdate
Take over FHA loan -
$430/mo. pays all
Sacnfice pnce $69,900
Hurry for bargain' Call
848-2262, BKR
hlYesfOI .. $56,000
Rel1red or starter home
in lAJOI Bch. 2 br + den
Aaaume 10~%. $28,000
lit at $2T1 .• $20,000 dn No need to qual.lfy. Glo.sy
brdwd flrl. new paint • • in & out, new kitchen nr.
Pat. C21 Act. 9&M?10.
Have aomethlng you wanl
to sell? Clasalfied ada do it well. 642-5678.
To place your mesaaae
before the
readlnl public,
pbooe
Daily Pllot
C1asa1fled. M2·5678
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B~:ne·~smen I
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Eeoch Realty
IE.AL ESTA TE EXCELLEMCE SIMCE I t4t
COME WITH US •.• to COSTA MESA; a.
MW ~ wit ..tt _.. 41 oade '•tr
t .000 14-ft., eodt wlttt 2 IM*aaw & 11/J
batlls. bceptloHllJ fHorabl• I•••· szzt.soo
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
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110111 ILlllS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MAG.-.CIMT WHm WATB V1IW
LAGUMA llACH
Above Woods Cove With Six Bedrooms. Five
Raths Large Utility Room. Hardwood Floo~ Thr~ Fireplaces. <Adar CIOIN
Three-Car Garage Pnvate Steps To Sandy
Buch Secluded Garden & Patio Areas.
Priced At $999,000. ~ YflW
Lovely OM Story Modem Home. Nothing To
Impair Your View. WATCH THE WAVES
ROLL OVER THE ROCKS. Four Bedrooms
Plus Den & Huge Living Room. Full Security
System. One Of Our Finest Ofrerings. CaU
For Appointment. 1925.000.
MIWPOlr1' IASlll.Ullf 4llA
LOW .. HllSTUTI
AISUMAULOAM
Lota Of Wood. Gla11. Mirrors. T hree
Bedroom.a Plua Super Luee Family Room
With Wa Bar & Refrigerator. Lovely Patio
Plus Wood Deck Balcony. Call For
Appolnlment. A "JoY Of Newport" Llat1111. MIWPOllT C:IHT COMM>
Extra ~-TWo Bedrooma. TWo BatM.
Orillnal Owner. Like A Model. Hardwood
Floon 6 SIJuUen. Wet Bar Ir F1repla~ In Llvlna l\oorn. Attractive Muter Bed.room Sulle. Pool. Sauna & Tennls. ffWTY. Only
n•.uoo. MIW usn••
MBA QIDI AllA
SpaclOU1 Four Bedroom Plua Family Room.
flu1e Muter Bedroom. On A Quiet
Cul-de-S.C. Hen We Have TM Find Of 1be Monlh. ,,. ffOnM Needl Patnt • Paper. But
8a1lc•ll1 An EleeU.. Buy. <>alJ auuoo.
PAMOIANIC YllW Oct an. mountata, no roof ·tops,
...... Mdn>om 8Ml'PXt Wtu. •P•~~ liiDd 1pa. 0-.. mat HU. at -.ooo. GoOd tennl..
19¥JPOIT CMlf Brlllltt ....., I bedroom CG8d0. Pool,
tellU. •t.ett to be1cb. ~ down. ·
Owner wilt carry balance at 10%
lnterwt. SlM,500
IUmt ..... ........
Corona del liar. ocean aid• or
blshway. Approved plan• for
expanalon. Great opportunity at
,185.000. muc• .. P111C1
Lovely 2 bedroom + den condo.
exclusive area. Pool. 1pa. t.ennll. walk
to sbopplng. Owner .must sell now.
$179,500
714 / 760-9333
TTY 760-9338
ONLY A FEW •••
Can afford a home costing over one
million dollars. If you are one of the
few & looking for a home. please call
for an app't. to see this magnificent
4,000 sq. ft. home on fee ground in
exclusive Irvine Terrace Tastefully
decorated. with lavish use of hand
rubbed hardwoods & lush tropical
planting. The view 1s unsurpused. 4
Bdrms. & baths Cir cular driveway to
3 car garage . Poot. Attractive
ftnancm~.
(714) 673-4400
121 lt Uf.2121
HARBOR
REALTY
DM~i°" of Hcrilor In•~ Co.
Pete Barrett
presents
BAYSHOIES--ttEW LISTING
JUST COMPLITID AMD llADY to
move nghl m . This quality home
contams J Bdrms. 312 baths. formal
dining room. f am1ly room. gourmet
kitchen even 3 fireplaces! Lots of
used brick. wood floors plus a host
of amenities which must be seen to
appreciate $459.500 -melds land.
2532 arct. ~ .. NI 0,.. W /S.. 1·5
DOVER SHORES
UASF>OP'TIOM YOUR DREAM NOMI.
c u sto m built lo the finest
specifications for the present
owners. Move in by Thanksgiving
day and celebrate -large formal
dining room. beautiful for any
occasion. 5 Bdrms. large f amity
room with vaulted ceilings -don't
hesitate to see. $335,000.
141Z Allllll'\ Ml 0,.. W/S.. 1·5
SOUTION CALIFOINIA UVllli
TIOrlCAL GAIDIMS. with large
trees. grass, decking and flrepit.
This 3 Bdrm wood and glass home,
has lots of room to expand in
Newport Heights.
2301 16'11 St .. Ml Op9't s.t/S. l·S
EASTSIDE STAITEI
M1W usnt• •IJTOOAY 3 Bdrms
2 full baths for only $87 ,500. Covered
patio, fenced yard/ block to shops.
194 I. JM St .. CM Op9't s.t/S. I ·S
BAYClm HOME
snUSH --COUITYAID. This executive home with step-down
Ii ving room, formal dining room
and f amity room aJl overlook this
charming courtyard with Koi pood.
4 large Bdrms make this a special
home. It can be yours! $3(M,000.
tf07Sutu1s... O,.S-.1-1
--HOMES .11.AUIWULLY APPOMI• SOtSUf
-5 Bdrm, family room and
numerous UPll'adea. Must see to
appreciate!
'711 ... •• • .. 0,. .......
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$149,500.
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4551 495-1720
SCMlflt L .,_a La ,..a MMJan I
497.JJJI 493-1112
La:puaa leocll Dma Poiclt
MAME OF THE GAME
LOW IMTRIST RMAMCIMG
Smart home buyers are lookmg for
assumable low interest rale loans on
prime propert1e~ to avoid the high
interest. loan ree~. and qualifying But
most important the home ha~ to be
right. dl'~1rabl e. offer ('Omfort.
convenientt' and a history of high
apprec1at1on Tht• R C Taylor Co. has
two propertic~ a\ a1labh· in Harbor
V1t·w flome~ that fulfill these desires.
Hoth home~ are two 'ttory. one 4
bedroom 2 1 •• hJth .... the other 5
bedroom!-2:1 1 bath~ Locett1ons a re
t•xccllenl both offer c..i ssumc..ibh· loans.
owner as..,1-..tt•d finc..ine1nJ,t. etnd the
romfort . conH•n1cnc·1· <1nd th<' prestige
of Ha rbor \'it·~ H o me~ '.':ewporl
Beach Both fet." b&mple land each
offered for your consideration at
$239.SOO
RCTaylorCo
640-5112
c;::sELECT
I PROPERTIES
ROY SKUL TIN NANCY IACOBONJ
556-2660 751·3191
MESA YEUE EMTERTAft&
This home has it all for the active
family. It features a 18x36' pool.
sauna. huge added family room
with wetbar. ~ Ba. pooltable &
much more. This 4 bedroom 31f.1
bath home 1s truly lovely with new
carpeting & fixtures throughout.
Call us now for an appt. to see this
borne. 556-2660
ASSUME
Read about high interest rates &
get depressed or call about this big
Mesa Woods family borne WJth 3
Bdrm. deo, family room, & all
blt-ins. A little scrubbin~ & planting
are needed but 1t 's got a whopping
big low interest assumable loan and
a rock bottom price. Call 751·3191
HORTH IA Y IEAU'l'Y
Lovely 2000 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath
home with a 3-car garage. The
landscaping ls accented wtth lots of
roses. The family room; bas a
wetbar. Owner will finance with
25% down. Full price $1G,OOO. Call
556-2660.
llG FOUi
Spacious 4 Bdr m , 2 Ba model
w / flf'esb paint & new c rpt.
Cooveoient to 1bopptna. recreation
• scboola. Thia bome offers
comf«table fatnUy llvinl w/iteat
potential for future appreciation.
For detalll, call 751·3191
JtJll ..... a IHIU. ......
c.M. Jll·llt I M.L IU.2661
Om111 C11st
IEi1. gllll w·w
W..,..._ flQI A MIW owe• .• ,•lrilh-ltOrf Lusk BR/family rm home on tm,,..t'fe earner lot. FeatUJW .. D\lnt .. ocean
View -ts covered patloa -aparklln1 ~ -
vaulted Mlllngs -1kyllahted entry -blt·iri bar
• 2 brt. tplcs. Move m for Christmu 1 $285,000.
Sharon Smith 644-6200. OPEN SA'r/SUN 1·5
P .M. 1201 SEACREST, HARBOR VIEW HILLS.
<N·l8)
COU•tJUel• YllW
... of Big Canyon Golf Course from this
dramatic 4BR Deauvllle. Sophisticated &
elegant it boasts of quality uparades incl.
hardwood floors, plantation shutters & custom
-cabinets. Pvt patio w/deluxe spa. Air-cond.
$550,000. Lynne Valentine 8'4-6200. CN-18)
LMMfTS. WATa ACTIOMll
Custom-built home atop a bill for sparkling
ocean, bay & lights view! Approx. 4000 sq.ft. of
luxury w /higb ceilings & quality
features. . .incl. $30,000 gourmet kitchen! Will
please the most discriminating! Offered in fee
-$650,000. Amy Brown 752-1414. CN·19)
IAYFIOMT UYI ... AT m FtHISTI
This dramatic custom Mediterranean 4BR
residence offers approx. 60' of bayfrontage
w I pier & slip. Entertain in the formal living &
dining nm -relax in the splendor of the lg
family rm -or retreat to the study off the
master suite. Offered in fee -$895,000. Sandie
Fix 644-GOO. (N-20)
HIUTOP ISTAllt
Sweeping expanses of sculptm'ed cedar from
the st.riking exterior of this spacious 4BR Cowan
Heights residence w/fabulous panoramic
VIEW. Spacious yet comfortable w/«J' family
rm -unique spiral stairway leading to activity
rm -formal parlor -muter suite w/sauna &
spa. Lynne Valentine 644-QOO. (N-21)
MAAYILOUS DOYM SNOllS IAYFIOtm
A tru1Y great custom built family home. Lg
living rm & country kitchen open to bay &
terrace. Downstairs, there ls a spacious master
BR w/"Mr. & Mrs." bath, le there are 3
spacious BRs upstairs. Approx. 78' on the bay.
$970,000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235.
<N·22>
PIMIMSULA IMftlll!
Showy & spacious custom, just 1 block from the
bay. Lavish' use ff oak & We in the 2-story
owner's unit. On BR/One bath income unit.
Offered at $350,000. Jeri Hunt 642-8235. <N-23)
IOOM H>lt IVllYOMI!
Impressive 4BR home w /separate guest
apartment and room for entertaining! Lavish
use of wood beams & natural cedar ceilings "
an abundance of used brick on walls & 5
fireplaces. Fully air-conditioned. A spectacular
offering -$965,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
CN-24>
sit H>a YOUISILF!
This 1-story 4BR home ls captivating with its
lovely decor & beautiful VIEW! Prime
community or Eastbluff. Everything your
family could hope for and offered realistically
at $219,000. Coby Ward 642-8235. CN·25)
lta CAMYOMI
Sweeping view of golf course & lake from
nearly every room of this 2BR residence.
Dining rm w/wet bar -sunken living rm opens
to lg view deck. $189,000 _..: assumable variable
intereat rate loan. Owner will consider
secondary financing. Joyce FAlund 642-8235. \
<N-28)
UDO Mfl'IOMTI
2BRs le dinin.1 rm (or convertible den). A
cuatomiJed condominlwn elegantly decorated le
well priced at "85.000. Flexible financing avail.
Arlia Klnchmer 6'2-82U. (N-27)
OW.. WANTS AM Ollll
• • ,apd will aaalst in ftnanclnl tb1I captivaUn1
4BRff'UnllY rm home near sdlools, lhoppina •
Pll!'U In Eaatbluft. Fully fenced 1Ard w/room for :P9QJ.1188,500. Larry_Dyerea-&235. <N·28>
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HOUSES FOi SALE
2 •••oow m E. 23rd& .• Costa Mesa
712-1830 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
UUGlenwood <Grntree) Irv.
4 552.ale Sat/Sun 9-S
2RiptldeCt. (NwptTerr.)NB
6'1MOOO $97,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
38 Arboles (Rancho San Joaq) Irv
6'1$-Sill $149,900 Sat. 1-5
332 Poinsettia, CdM
675-QJOO $189,000 Sa/Sn/Moo 12-4
, 2501 W. Sunflower, Santa Ana
5'6-2313 $72,000 12-4
••1307 Bayside Or. (Mai Kai) CdM
644-4910 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
547 ~tin. Newport Beach
645-0003 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
200 Broadway. Costa Mesa
548-1168 $120,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2 • .... FAM IM w DIM
320 Hazel st., Corona del Mar
673-mt S305,ooo Sat/Sun 1-s
52 Sea bland Dr. (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-9060 $198,500 Sun. l ·S
424 Mendoza <Corona Hlnds> CdM
644-4848 Sat/Sun 12·4
12 Jetty (Jasmine Creek> CdM
675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
3059 Country Club, Costa Mesa
631-1400 $279,000 Sun 1-5
2015 Irvine, Costa Mesa
752·1700 $183,500 Sa 1·5/Sn3-5
l -.OOM
683 Anita, Laguna Beach
494-0082 Open Sunday l~
270 Del Mar < E/Side), Costa Mesa
979-5370 $111,950 Sunday 1 ·S
1390 Garlingford, Costa Mesa
546-5002 $99,500 Sat/Sun 11>-6
2020 Barranca (Bluffs) NB
675-«>00 $138,000 Sat/Sun l -5
1721 Kings Rd., Newport Bch
644-703> $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#8 Rue Chateau Royal(Big
Cnyn)N.B.
542-6717 $389,000 Sun. 1·5
911 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••12 Balboa Coves. N.B.
631·1400 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#2 Rue Chateau Royale. Big Cyn,
NB
640-53S7 $430,000 Sat/Sun l·S
194 E. 20th St. CE /Side> CM
642·m> $87,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
21691 Alvarez, Mission Viejo
540-2313 $99,900 Sun 1-5
•1514 Ruth Ln. (Dover Shrs) NB
645-0003 $199,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
21372 Brookhurst #512, Hntg Bcb
645-0303 $120,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
444 Mendoz a Terr . (Coron a
Hgblnds)CdM
675-2373 $245,000 Sun 1-4
1935 Santa Ana, E . Costa Mesa
646-7171/646-3405 $105,000
Sat 12-4, Sun 1-4
••134Harborlsland Rd., N.8.
646-7111 $435,000 Sat/Swt 1·5
1076 Miramar, Laguna Beach
497-1761 $189,500 Sun 1-S
2138 Westminster, Costa M~a
546-3666 $99,000 Sat. 12-4
2413 W. Hall, Santa Ana
540-3666 $95,900 Sat 12-4/Sn 1 ·5
20081Spruce CE /Side) CM
642-6.168 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1533 Miramar, Penin Pt, Balboa ~7211 $439,000 Swt 1·5
346 Poppy, Corona del Mar
844-7211 $359,000 Sun 1-S
109 Via Venezia (Lido Isle) N.B.
873-9060 $389,500 Sat/Swt 1·5
2029 Ocean Blvd. (Balboa Penin) NB
644-9080 $285,000-Fee
Sat 1-5/SunS-S
2669 Rlveralde Dr. CE/Side) CM
6G.Q303 Sl00,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
202'1 Diana Ui .• Newport Bcb
673-8550 $139,900 Sun 1·5
29 MadrODa (RSJ > Irvine -
780-933.'t $118,500 Sit/Sun l·~
1801 Tahama Terr (Irv. Terr) CdM
644.QOO $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
17 Monterey Cr., Corona del Mar
644-7211 $349,000 Sau Stm l ·5
•2827 Francis (Mesade&Mar> CM
6'5-918l $118,400 Sat/Sun 10-5
Z12 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $360,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4..aOOM
•426 F1ower, Costa Mesa
645-3795 $147,500 Sunday 1-S
325 Crescent Bay, North Laguna
675-3411 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
117 Via Quito (Lido Isle> N.B.
673-9060 $425,000 Sun. l ·5
•22837 IsJamare, Lake Forest
631·1400 $219,500 Sunday 1·5
7121 Slater, Huntington Bch
963..(8;7 $128,900 Sat/Sun l ·5
••45662ndSt., Newport Sch
673-8700 $225.000 Sat l-4
1302 So. Van Ness, Santa Ana
546-2313 $98,980 Sun 1·5
20016 Calvert. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $136.000 Sun 1-4
2033 Swan, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $165.000 Sun 1-4
3074 Gibraltar, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $114,500 SWl 1·5
1913 Monrovia. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $95,000 Sat 1-5
222 Colton, Newport Beach
673-8550 $169,900 Sun 1·5
4 • ... FAM l.M w 09f
2017 Yacht Defender (Seavu> NB
640-5711 $395,000-f ee Sun. 1 ·5
6762 Glenn Dr .. Huntington Bch
963-7881 $168,500 Sun 12·5
• 559 Emerald Bay. Laiuna Beach
497-4765 $690,000 Sat/&mll·-4
220 Marigold <Old CdM ) CdM
675-6000 $289,000 SaU SUn l ·S
1516 Keel Dr. (HVHls) CdM
675-6000 $327 ,500 Sat/Stm 1 ·5
2808 Ught.bome <BrdmrHV> CdM
675-aJOO $275,000 Sat/SCm 1-5
3719 Part Green CHVRma> CdM
675-3'11 $259,000 Sat/SCm 1-5
1729 Terrapin Way (Baycrst) NB
675-3'11 $249,500 Sat/Stm l ·S
• 1300 Estelle Ln (Nwpt Hgts) NB
675-6000 $259,500 Sat/Sim l ·S
•1911 Yacht Maria (Seavu) NB
675-6000 $259, 000 Sat/&m 1-S
32 Rue Grand Valle (8igCyn) NB
675-3411 $675.000 Sat/Slln l ·S
12 Si 1 ver Crescent, Trtlrk IDn, Irv
675-3411 $245,000 SaUSUn 1-5
243 Robinhood Pl, E -Side, C.M.
631-1266 $129,900-Fee Sat 11·3
110 Via Xanlhe (Udo Isle) Npt. Bch.
673-2333 $475,000 Sun. 1-5
4545 Luther St., Riversi~
684-1148 $89,000 Sun lG-4
1745 Paloma Dr .. Back Bay, N.B.
642-9567 $153,000 SaUSUn 1·5
3090 Molokai Pl (Mesa Verde) CM
631-1800 $119,900 Sun 1·5
•307 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM
644-9060 $349,900 Sun.1·5
20 Cherry Hill (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-9060 $749,000-Fee Sun.1·5
33271 Sea Bright Or., Dena Pt.
493-8669 $123,000 Sat/SUn 10-5
1718 Port Sheffield, Newport Bcb
631.uJOO $229,950 Sat/Slln 1 ·5
2024 Komat (Mesa Verde> CM
645-0303 $268,000 Sat/Stin 1·5
•1815Holiday (Baycrest) N.8 .
759411 $284,900 Sun. 1-4
25 Cambria Dr. <Spyglass Hill)CdM
644-4910 $495,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
3101 McKinley, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $113,SOO Sun 1-4
3126 Bray, Costa Mesa
546-2313 S97 ,900 &m 1-4
429 Magnolia <Euuide) C.M.
751-3191 $136,950 Sun. 1·5
•1201 Seacrest (HrbrVlewHllls>
CdM
84' 8200 $285,000 Sat/&m 1·5
#19 RU1Wn1 Wind Ln(Tw11erck)lr
631-1400 $233 900 Sua 1·5
2760 Mendoza, Mesa del Mar. CM
$11UOO S\m 1·5 u lloatecito <5P11lua Hill) CdK
~ $585,000 Sat/SUnt-5
19Goldemtar (Deerfield) Irv, I
152·1'14 '187.000 Sill 1·5 •HTraton. Intne
752·1100 $185,000 Sat12-4
'HOUSES FOR RENT
l• .... PAMIMw ...
7 Monterrey Cir (Spyglass> CdM
700.9333 $1250 mo Sat/Stm 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE J. & 2.
209·09Y.t Marguerite, CdM
644-9060 $345,000 Sun.1·5
212 29th Street, Newport Beach
673-9060 $279.SOO Sat. 1-5
2. & 3 .. * • 1310 S. Bayfront (Bal Isl> NB
759411 $825.000 SaUStm 1·4 J. & IM
420 Femleaf <Old CdM) CdM
675-0000 $240,000 Sat/Stm 1-5·
3 ... 2 ..
408/ 4~""2 Acacia <Old CdM > CdM
67 5-fj()()(} $298, 000 Sat/ Slln l ·5
3 ... 4 .. * • 4305 Seashore Dr .. N. B.
675-7060 $895.000 4. & 2.
1100 W. Balboa (Penin) N.B.
675-9Ul $399.500 SaUSUn 1-f
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SAU
l • .... 'AM IM w D94 75 Briarwood <Woodbrdg Glen) Irv
675-6546 $97,SOO Sal/Slln 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALi
2 TRIOOM
1631 lrvineAve., c.o.ta Ilea
7594lll sus.ooo Sat/Sim 1--6
104 Vla Anti bes, Udo Isle, NB
631-1400 $235.000 Sat/Stm
2518 Elden Ave <Oak Glen) CM
642-673f $f11 ,990 SaUStm 10-e
3050 S. Bristol, 2-H. Santa Ana
556-4818 $19,000 Sal/Stm 10-4
2650 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
968-6183 $86,500 SaUStm 10-S
101 Scholz Plaza. PH22. Npt Bch
631-1400 $219,500 Sal/Slln 1·5
621 Via Lido. El. Newport Beach
631-1400 SSSS,000 Sunday 1·5
z•,...FAMIM•DIN
52Sealsland0r. (BigCyn)NB
644·9060 $198,500 Sun. l ·5
l-OOM
••4421 W. Coast Hwy, Npt Bch
673-nJO $245,000 Sat/SUn 1-5
328 Otero (The Bluffs) Npt. Beach
640-5560 $225,000 Sal/Stm 1·5
l • ,.. FAM IM w DIM
•2655 VI.Sta Ornada, Npt Bch
631 -u.>o $3>5,000 Sun.1-5
2352 Minute Man <Monticello> CM
673-9060 $87 ,950 Sat. 1-4: 30
2768 Hillview, Newport Beach
631-1400 $188,000 Sat/Slln 1-5
2708 Hilltop Dr., Newport Bch
675-5.511 $199,000 Sat/SUn 1-4:3(}
4• .... FAMIMwDet
436 Vista ROma, Newport Beach
631-1400 Sl82,000 Sat/Stm l ·S
SI>eerfieldEast (Drfield Pk) Irvine
631 -1400 Sl.58,000 Sat/Sun l·S
403 Vista&aerte (The Bluffs> N.B.
640-558> Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUM
FOR aEMT
2 1•100M
100 Scholz Pl (Versalll•> NB
67~ $635/mo SaUStm 1-5
HOME & INCOME
POI SAU •• • 205 Abalone CBalboi liland> N.B.
81S..-Z •.ooo Sat/SD 1·5
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LllGE HOME-lllNG FAMILY
llp1~ 1P9Cioul 4 bed, 3 baflt cwto
............... .._ wt ~ 111Kludrl1 .... ,.. ................ .....
paffos fw .tdoor l•llMJ. T1lh ~ h
decorat.ct ... good ta1te. st.,. to
Kltooh. lllapplng. pool aM rter"I.._
$112,000.
* WATERFRONT CONDO-VIEW
Glalftow. MC9'fty. View 2 becl Z be.
'"' md boat •p nalW.. e>w.r-wll
INH/opfloil fW ..... ...,,., U25,000.
or ..... for StS0.00.
HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS--tONDO
Exe.,.._.. tocaKo. ht Hewport W. •
illll• oclf•• Cape Cod costacsuclty wHh
.-GI md .._.... Pmacy _. palOi ..
YIEW tr.. tlih 3 bed. -...... ....._
•••• wit• .. ,•r•t• •••fer Hitt.
Sa a ""9 tw•ltoa f IYl9f ,. with wood
..._ CICatth. SI 11,000.
LIVING ON GOLF COURSE
leoulfM ...... °" ttw t 5"1 Gr... of ...
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cowtfcrd ...try wt ,...._. for pool or
apo. A fonMI l•t.g roo. with *-
phtsh ceopet, IROSM•• fk 1; I e, 6. ra.
and deut/offlce wit .. wd bar. A•
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21/z baths. S27t,OOO.
AFFOIDABll UDO ISLE
Profe11hn., decorated ..S ..._.,
In/ 01t. PrHtl9• location for th.
necatl,,. we.--.• Udo ••••• md
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O'IM IN CAMIO IMOlll EXCLUSIVE View! 2 Bdrm. couPle
bome, pool, wood noor. $540,000
FEg. SEE MAGGIE GUTH AT 4589
FAIRn.ELD.
OPIM .. UMIYaSITY PAB Vaulted
cellin1s. 1ourmet kitchen, 3
bedrooms & loft $139,500 FEE. SEE CORA B. AT rt CYPRESS TREE.
PAIULOUS PAMA.Y MOMI
· 5 Bdrm, family room, detached
condo in the Bluffs. Ready for
immediate occupancy. Lease option
available or assumable loan.
Immaculate condition ! $185,000
LUK HAllOI VllW ta.LS
4 Bedroom Sandpiper with
spectacular canyon & ocean views.
plus large excitin~ pool & private
yard. Formal dining, separate
family room & 3 car garage.
$317,500 land included.
LAltGI UMl¥asm Pill HOME
Single family Chancellor Plan #4
with red brick entry & large private
rear yard. 4 Bdrm or 3 Bdrm & den
with family room & inside laundry
room. Walk to schools. shopping &
community park & pool. $129,500.
EXIC;UTtYI MAHOI
Custom built 4 Br. 3 bath with
vaulted ceilings . dramatic
fireplaces complete with pool &
spa. Corner location m prestigious
Dover Shores 5330,000 Fee
r.o.q .
You better move quick to see this
Turtlerock Broadmoor plan #7 with
4 Bdrms, family room, formal
dining room. 3 car garage plus
super large bonus room & new
c ary>ets $154,500.
THIS IS SPICl.il
IH OLD C<>a<>HA Da MAa
3 large Bdrms. 2 baths. breakfast
nook & big central atrium on an
extra large lot South of Hwy in old
Corona del Mar. Offered for
$225,000; assumable loan
YllW AHO TlltMS
Assume this fixed rate loan & enjoy
the amenities of this Woodbridge
Arborlake offered for $159,500.
......., Youa DltlA.M NOMI
on this large comer lot on top street
of Spyglass Hill. Owner will carry
financing and/or subordinate.
$395,000.
OVT'STAMDltfl V Al.Ult
Picturesque Corona Hlgblanda
charm. Private beach acceu, solid
oak noon. latticed patio, 3 bdrma, 2
baths. Call today. $219,000.
D~DICoa in this outstanding Balboa
Peninsula family home. Fireplace
in muter suite plus a Roman bath.
Oak floors & shutters and even an 81
circular spa in the private cent.er
patio. Financing to qualified buyer.
$465,000.
SllCTACULAR VllW
from this front row (no roof tops)
Seaview Hampton. Country French
& ready to occupy is tbia 3 bdrm, 3
bath located in gated, private
community. $3'19,500.
OU'l'ITAlell• P0'8ftlAL
in sOUlht after Bayaborea. Sunny,
spotless home, lnvitlna brlck paUo,
S bdrma, den, 2 baths. A rare value
at $275,000.
..,.. L90 IA YlllOWI"
On ea• froGtaae witb unobltructed
BAY VIEW acrc:u from Lido Club
Beach. SO&clom home surrounded
by beautiful 1arden1 6 patiot.
Owner may fmance to qualified
buyer. •,ooo.
OCUM. MY. YllW COMDO
A11ume .lo8ll with interest 1 .. than curreat market on tbJa ocean, bay.,
view condo. Sllp avallablllty. $350,000. •
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• .. lllllboa&av.1..,..5111 -·-·· •'7J.7MO •
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wnM IW. DOWM ~~Pwa Rltn. CLEAN Ilk. lBa, Uoo aq .--
ft IQIN IDOY•l.D cond. i---------Prin a;fy ..... ~. !Cei_....... I022
'JSl· 1411OI'51"1-4102 ....................... .
20ACIH
OfAYOCADOS
m oae ol Fall brook'•
finest a.reu. 5 yr old
~ ot Hau, Fuerte. e.coa Ir Zutanc». Great ror maximum lax shelter
& productkla. Priced at
P0.000 per acre wltb
term• available Con
Galloway, Rltr. 1444 So.
Mls&ion, FaJlbroolt 92028
1-728·5841 or 728· 7296 eves.
It IS still poalble t.o buy a
cute 2Br Condo in the low
llC>'s ln Oranae County.
1hia ta an 1mmac home.
pride~ ownenihlp w /low
assoc dues Hurry 1t will
nol lasl! 642·7638 agt or
975-0376
HUGE CUSTOM
HOME on one acre lot
Hlgh above Orange Park
Acres Reduced for qwck
s ale CH OICE OF
CARPETS ANO FLOOR
OOVERINGS'' HURRY
ONTillSONE!
@ RANCH REALTY
551 -1222
Drawstring Jump!
DYMAMITI
LOCATIOM
OP9tSAT/SUM t-5
212.h I I
A roomy 3 Bdrm +den
wtlh vieW Stesia to main emnmce t.o Bl1 C4rooa.
Dynamite location
$311),000.
CAl.LM4-7Zl I
Make your s hopp1n1
easier by usma I.he Daily
PiLot Clau1Cted Ad."
Going Into
Business?
' IA• reql.rired by law.
new bua l n•••••
using a Flctltloua
Bu•ln•H Name must
lreglater that name I with the County Clerk.
!Call the DAILY PILOT
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
for form. and further
Information.
I 642,.321
I Ext. 332
Merry Clown Doll
Close before year'1 end ".e$Y the
tax aavinp ! LovetY tn Ii out; hOme
has 3 bdrml .• famlJy, 3 bathl, wet baa:t
wood noon lri kitchM 6 faai11y, au
draped & carpeted. Cbarmlna 2
bdrm., 2 bath iDcOrile unit + a 4 car
garage. 1315,000.
41 Ml J'll •OLDB•OD
OPIM SAT. & Mk I TO I
....... ~ddvltai ~~~he~ 673-8494 2011.~..:.,-:c... ......
. ·-------------PAllAMIC OCEAN VIEW
Charming custom built 3 bedroom
home. Shake roof, 2 fireplaces. access
to beach. $245,000 Fee. 444 Mendon
Terrace. Open Sun. 1·4. .... ............ ....
675-2373 ·------------· ..w c.MMeto 1024 a.ton> baill a br. 2 ba, • ................. ••••• •
car IUa&e OD ovenbed ---•t lat W/COCD~ reeob· ~-dit.loned 2 br rental wut S119JICT TO!
w/frplc Ir bard wood Gt'elt 3 Bdrm •tarter oa Roan. G.H. Robert.son, q\llet street. L&• yrd.
Rltr.~. Owner ba1 bouabt
EC•Y AT 1•
Wltb ~ down OWi* wW C&rTY foe l ,..ar at
1% or more per rno. 2 oa
a lat oaJy Sl00.000. Call
-..it1
9314%
ASSUME
Wkb Sl2,0llO down. PaJ· menu tlW per mo. PITf •
One pohtt usumption r.. I Bit Oaly 14,000 .
c.llMH111
ald.ber 6: i.a anuous. --------1Mi4ACULA11 HOM! Now only 111,too! Hurry!
.'CaQyon Ocean View 5'5-ttll '1112 Br. den
ISo. ~Hwy, Oii Kaul St
/Short walk t.o beach ~ Walki!r t; LeP.
<'Ownr may carry. l l'k Ra! Eatate
llWrry. only $305,000
.'()po Hae S IS I ~ 0 .A. ., G' ~ JobnCarey.GRI Aft .......,.
SPYGLASS HILL Best
Buy 3br 2ba. duun1t &
Cam. rm. great mln view
SJSB.500 640 1212 Agt
OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5
5'YGLUSHIU
IESTIUY
Mort: than $50,000 It"!>!>
than any home on lht'
bill A well located non
view J BR Portsmouth
model WON'T LAST'
17Uuh .,er.
644-7211
/Jn NIG[L
OAIL(Y &
ASSOCIATES
aJZY COTTAGE. So <1f
hwy. walk Lo beach
GOODSTAaTY
O.IUILDOUT
Good fm av11.1lable
OPEN SAT/SUN/MON
LZ-4
Agent, 67~8900
DUf'LIX
WITNPOOl
Lovely owner'a urut. 3
bdrma . 2 batb.1; alao
laree l·BR reata.I. Bot.b
unita bave f'rplca Ex·
celleal coad.. ! Best o&d
Odll stnlet. SZ55.000
rAULMdTIN
llALHTATI
M4-1Jll
ltZ4 .......................
MSTl'IMI
ltff&TO.S ....... ,_r daaace to
live in a cbal'IDiq home
an • R·Z lot wlalle yo.a build a HCODd unit.
0.--'1 YefY mat.lvated.
aatmtt an on ..... eau
~
· f ~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
D1 i.t1n c t1v e new 2
bedroom. 212 ba con
domuuum.s WI .990
251.8 Eiden Ave (; M
64.2-6734
HEWUSTIMG
MOTIVATID
MOit destra ble 5 bdrm. 2
story model w/many up·
grades Owner has bttn
relocated 4t must sell
Don't waJl • ~!Mil
IYOWMB
Rusllc J bdrm 1 b.i with
fireplace. enclosed
prage 50"xl75' R·2 tn· i*s kit. GI Hamlltoo. DD not chslllrb t.eoanta. llult cbe m i'9 Pnn
ciJliab only M .000
S.-50'1 or 131 -3520
COUEGIPA.al
IEAUTY
Owner wt.II he lp fmanu:
t.h.Js I vly 4 br Jh ba
home whtch bas over
I.ID) sq n ol Ltvuig space.
Hicie added suite. Ow~r
baa bou1hl another.
Hurry 545-9491
SYCAMOU CK.IN ...... .-w
Fabubas, larp 3 bd. 2\l'a
ba Quality townhome
coodomuuums. Only 8
a..u.ble. SlC»,SllO. ~ s.&aAuAve.~.
.... v .. .... =: in the formal
c:Uniq room ol t.b.u • bedroom ·'bidden 2
*1rf'' floor plan. Approx
2D aq.fl. DI~. Camil1 room. fireplace . Laod1caped w1tb
WI i(M'OU8d petio, brick
BBQ wltb aeatina .
Sprtaklen. Flab poDd
aad more Hur,1 !
S147.IOO. Call 540-1120 ..-.... --
IASTSlll CUSTOM
DIO 1q ft, '8B, 2~ ba,
pool home, 2 car attach
aar Le palioi/ ltin BBQ. New cpl · P· ptianca, copper b·
Remodeled · bu ~cro-wave, tJle coun·
ten. Italian Ult floor.
Free 1tandln1 ~utcber
bllt won counter. trash
comp, D /W, breakfast
bar. formal dinmg rm.
l"e ltY10g room w/frpk.
cedar clollets have bltin
drawen. lg laundry rm.
alley a ccess. front
spnnk.ler1>, qwe\ tree
lmed st.. Great location. 4
bib to WestcUff shop·
PIJl&. $147 ,500. Open &an
1..S Byowner6'5-3795
REALTORS
MISAYBM
COUMTaY C&.UI
Experientt the reeling of
c u sto m qual•l t
throulhout as you enJOY
this beautiful M esJ
Verde Home 6 year:.
new 4 bedroom. J•·,
bat.h, W/poof & !>pa &.
patio. Call for complctt'
llJfonm lJoo 536-6571 or
96iM4.l3
~21.
&aY ltEAl TY
LOWDOWN
Mesa Vsde, 3 bdnm., 2
Im.bl, family. pool; RV
•cces1. Reduced to
SU17.SJO~
, ••• I I 133-1761 ll&D••••·l Good loeMioa for •IJU. Near abopa • bua. -.ooo IALIO.....wPOU
IMl.n 67M 110 .......
l.erriaC area Deed olfer
cm3br,2ba.~5111
Walker t; Lr.c
amucm1
Onve bf 200 Broadway.
corner or Oranae 6:
Move an lomol row. La• 2 Broadway. 11ria 1300 l<I.
Watch ~ tll1ld lau"" with '°' l&ar)' 11 .. Verde home. ft. om~ a kind, 2 br · 2 ba ••. • in ID09e in condJUon. .~ tie1w set) lhlS ck>•n W.. .... W... l"-down w /10% lnl. S/P SUD.GOO. Century 21 W11h 11rS h19py liKt and Sl2UDO. Ownr/All Bill, '"-'d Coait Realtori. S1111*1 ruffled ou1hl. this is 1 a.Sory 4-58r. 3ba, fam Dl-1257 ....,.
it.al c11cvs clown lnspued sih rm. frplc, pool. By --------_-._1_1M_. ____ _
loi 1 clltld ol a11y art Patttfn OwDer. Price Red.-ced Amaable Loan. Super 2 FOR SALE 7~2 DtlectlOlls. c1t11teo PllCti •119,000, will help BrtwnbN, 1 yr new, end oNCONTRACT
11e 111tludlcl llnance. Open Sat/&,n lat w/frp&c. Jutt l1a&ed .at poel ..._.,Mesa Del
SUI IOI each patrein AOd 41K 11·5. 1851 Samar Dr. Ill only •• 500. A.Mum. Mir Ara ... 0000 rl
tatll pal1tcn IOI l11sHllSs W· '1'1-'915. -.000~/V~~ll%. Ca· ... ctn,~ oWner ::ti
mail and llalldhne s-4 • •-.-------~ ..,. tQ.Ul(1a area. flDuce 1~ to.in. Prin .,... 1• ...-... •MAI C..11 aow ror appl . N"dlecrilft Dept. lOS --•T1Tl,M0-1•Acl· ~l>apMZ-.,., E~es
Z111 ahead 111 ivmpt111t. slltrt. o.nv Plaot Tb1a blPIJ up1raded 1'1lnlld P1ttetn 9009. Wo1no la lU. CM C...... Sii.;= rami1J bomt feat&ir9 a OPEN HOUSE. 4 Br, 2 ba. l•aail _____ _ tn' Sites .,. 34 ()l.toctl ~ , ... It t•U. PtllC adrma, plus den. bltn llvinc rm w/frple, lrt BY 0-•a P-'a
w1tll 40.MICll hip): 36 (40 bust. Milll, lJe. '*" ........ likba w/mlcrowave, dlualo& rm. ••P dea. .,...,.., • ... • 42 ll1p). JI (4l 1Wst," llip~O lXCOINOI Ntw IMO HllDI.( nar Jard dectln&. and it _._ .. _ . ..,.. __ ... _.___ C.M. ......... Iba, sear
(0 lmt. 4& '-42 (46 CRN1 CAJAlOG w1i. °"" 110 wtll*t • .._. chst.aace pr. Tri·llvel. ++. For « hl!lk 4' (41•SO1140): ~ d1Mtn• 11111u1 v111t~ mf!A to all..,_, pub aDd ........ ...,-. 1~-~~Wl~MM~&m~~~
.. • ~ . ..
~
<SO btlst. 5.2 lljp); 41 (52 -.. )l1•111t\elM1U161. $LOO t.eaola co\lrta. Call M.-. .,._ ...... JlL ba 1: ~ 111p) m ........... sue ..-........ ~ ·-._..... -... COUMIPdl I'ANTAITIO IPA! 4 .,, .: ,
. l
.... S1Je tli -~ l»Swllalmi Jl.5'.$JJI eo.do la areat Co1t1 .., * .., ...;..a. ,. J2Mik'/llll ,....,.,l.M .... locatloa. Owner
...
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Pettem Dept "'2 IZIMJ '• O!MMtli .. llJt --.
Oolly PllOI • l::"·~~d m•• .. i":lf 11.-.. . ~-llMI•••• ...... . -~ .. 11 ...... Clldlll., •.. ... ~ ......... .
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at .... """"''""""' ....... c.tet.. . u• ...... Sl.Jt .. ~. WI
1" ba. ASSUME t~
LQAN. l\all pric. ..... '• n, can aa.11a • NWll2 •.•
lltb'Cbrte. ..
,11 --... . ..... •1.• I I,;,
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LBADSD ENT8Y DOOR. whlcb opeoa to ""'*' level Cbdral. + batb>. fea\uri•I
1tep1aver kiteb••
w /BILT ·lN .
D:t'ENSIVE USE OJ'
OIDlAlllC TILE + up. e.
' '
\ ): ')
OIANGETIEE
=d•d cabiaets Uv. rm. bu
E CEILING.
random planted wood
noorin1. Cree-atanclinr ~+W~Of G~ THAT LOOK TO
THE ~ Lower level
....... ~•o.•m
OWCat 10-/o
Owner rD\llt ••II
EMUlhtf 4 Brdm Lmk.
SIN.900. PrlD only.
MMlOIM
SACRIFICE . . ........... . ,..,,. ...
$25,000 dOWQ, K••D
view, IBr 2ba, N.8 .
1219.IOO. Companblea 1115,000. Prln. Oaly: .,_.pp,
a • ...,,., -.
NOQ(JAIJ P'YING
OWNER WlLLHELP Om ol the So.-priced
~ in N.8. Jot.a ~&11·1*
REALTORS
•----f'ftUM
W001911D81 """"" SBrSUS,0005 IW l Bedroom ad\llt coado. ~-· HERITAGE conlalna 2 bdrma. + ·-------• beth. has HUGE DEN/·
HAil YU, •• RHO
OPEN SAT/SUN 1.-5
1711 Port Sheffield
hit like yard. 4 br, 2"'2
ROOM TO ROAM b&. Aaumab\e siu.ooo loan .. i~~. J .V Co
RE ALTORS tu6,000ueume9~~ Htahh up 1 raded 6C-0112.144...., throua.bout. Price h)-
1 bd bouae lr1 lot dudee wuber Is dryer. • • W 0 0 D B R 1 D G E Aakinl ooly IH,HO.
O>dta .. ep I BR ::i.g::r l'JUOO. VILLAGE -Broed-OpepbouMSaUiSWiH. :i=t~~~:d •• 'l~r.,~-.;.r ~O:,:de!i~:~~ 181A!mon0rove.
'--1 • bl ."m~ !.~( sac, Mt. View. By .,.. ow coinpata H . d Owner. Call 551-2818 for nz.. ~o 0 th T1' y ! .nEALTORS . appl.
o..r1a&t-SGGa Devin Co Exchilivec·\c WALIJOllACH GREENTREE STAF· ~ lbb 1«1"1' nu.r FORD model assume new 4br. 2~ba -.ome ~VA loan. payment.a
OM. Y S 175 000 w/larp ram nn • rrm $319 pel' mo. OP EN
aUoo . loc'auoo. -;:;a~~ lDc 8Q.7461 HOUSE SAT /SUN F.aatlide triples. • • •SPM, 4182 Glenwood.
alk to~. One ........ 1044 _11_~ ______ _
bdnD unk.''l:wo 2 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge Decorator
Well cared for. T•O.W Dream. Ele1ant 4 br, Brand 7:~ on the ~-h,famrm •. Lcatnrlm. •~:-W"'lll•l M-• 4...,_ Spac:. lot view Fruit Use your present bome U"ee9. Lush landscaping.
eiqWty to aaswne the ex· Xlnt. terms. OWN ER. &Stin.l loan 00 UJ>IJ"Bded $179,500. 551-3369, & 11---------1 home with approx. 2260 _213-f72.. __ 20_1.5 ____ _
sq.ft. DltrJ. dlnint area, Fabulous patio home·
1026 den. family room. University Park, Special
fireplace. Remodeled terms for immediate
k 1 t c he n . P a l I o , sale. By Owner. Dys
sprinklers. Recreat.ion 1·291·11819, eves 1·2'11-1436
pkn with community
tennis, pools. spu. Don't
mass! $127,950 Call
RXJSEolNANY USES
SUl,SOO!I 2 .-ory, dDub&e pr age
PYtJa.lawwdt. am walk to beach.
Jou C, All-4llMW7
IUMD MIW DUPllX
1480 lq ft per unit
Piteplaca! Skylip
Walk to be.acll. SZl0,000
Joan c. All 49&-8497
~1
TARll8L --· THIWAY'IT
SHO&!LDISI
$72,500
LIASE/°"10114
Turtleroc:k, excellent
location near tennis &
pool. 3 Bdrm. Call for de·
\aila
load'l'apnffel
551-6110
ESTATE SALE
Qua± geoMo
41.SlSETON S109.750
OPEN SAT /SUN 1-6
Ted Hubert Bkr.
752-0777
IN NORTHWOOD
THE RANCH
Popular Appaloosa on
de1urable cul·de·sac. 4
bedroom. 2"'6 batbl. 3 car
1arage. formal dinlna
room. Perfect ror enter· WDin&-Open bouae Sal
& Qm 1-6. Wl2 Cbam·
pqne
~ H/"NCH
J{f ,'\[ I y
I)~) I )UCIO
THIWAY rT
SHOULD II
Thia home c:omblDea
today's most desirable
featuree w /detait. that
enhance tbaa carefully
deal1ned floor plan
w/warmtone err.Ung, fresh paint plus a ce lot.
Seller offerin I super
term.'I. All for $105,500.
55U4'17
FAii. Rll . W /WET
BAR. thal opens to
SF.c.LUDED PATIO +
bilt-in BBQ. (unfinished
aree under bouSe bu aep mrance + may provide
addltioaaJ storage
sJMICe). ''IT'S NOT ON
nlE LEVEL." but we
lhink nlE PRICE IS!
Offered for ooJy
SZ49,SOO M Prfn
SEE nus ONE TODAY !
MISSIOMUALTY
985S. Cat. Hwy., Laguna
......... 4-0731
CAIJfODllA
DUAM
BreatbUakiftB ocean view from this luxurious 3
Bdrm dream home.
Newly decorated with
carpets, paper and painL
Glowing wood floors. Sauna. Sparkling eourmet kit.cben. Perf ec·
tian for S265.000.
don osen
ro·a It "r'-
IAi01 GLENNEYRE
4STl--c848
BY OWNER·Btfl 3Br. 2Ba
Laguna Cbarmer,
beamed ceilings, oc11 vMrwa. wlk to bcb Is 1bop-
piQI. $1B5,000. 494-0282.
Open SUnday llH
683 Anita St.
DWLD3•2
•umable 9"4 loan.
a)CODY vie•
Thls home combu1es
today's mOlll desirable
futures w/detalll tbat
enbance8 Ulla carefully
designed floor plan
W/'Mlf/I wanntane crpL Inc. rreati paint plUI a lge
lot. Seller offering super
ternu 'all ror $72,500.
S52M77
Custom home lo ex·
elusive Northwood,
1rvtDe. a Bdnn'a + den.
Askinl at 18,000
WANT
MORE ROOM?
.snc:ULATE!
• Pu1 your $$'a in this and watch it grow! 10%
down. New 2'100 sq ft. 4 BR. 2~ be home. Price
below preMmt construe·
Uon at Sl'lS,000.
)!mer I AIJ,.. MS-7408 ~Walker & Ler.
Jr, 2Bll, Canyon View, Real FAtate
uumable '35M 7"4% ---------"' oc. 1123,000. Sellet' wm
'arr'! 12511 Ind TD &/or
vilJ ronslder other
ina.octo1 to• qualified ,uyer OwneT
~
1032 ••••••••••••••••••••
HEW
Woodbridge Townhouse 3 Bdrm t\'lba, uplfaded.
By Owner. 97,500 ~or 982-8750
COMISH sas.ooo
'1b1a Woodbrtdae home
otrering a ~ortable
welcome. Offen: 3
apacioua bdrm•. lake,
teanla. jacuul • diAibl
pl .. much more. Seller
bM taste to coase bf at
•foe younelf 5.\2-44'17 c:= Walker & lr.e
e-1:/\1\!CH
HF ALTY
~~ 1 ;woo
PRICm RIGHT
INTHE RANCH
Popular Appaloosa on
desirable c:ol ·de-nc.
Low down payment. 4
bedrooms. 3 car ,ara1e.
forpiaJ dini ng. Opea. ~ Sat Is Sl,ql H : 30
pm. For additional info
c:all.
IWCH REALTY
551-1222
mecneb I trvtne
reeltg
Thia 5 bedroom Deane
beauty in prHU11ous
Unlvenlly Park features
apace. 1la11 le wood.
Lovely center atrium.
Minimum upkeep. Low
lnterelJt uswna ble loan.
Call foe your •PP'-·
e H/'IN<;H
I;: ,-, l TY
1 1~11/IJIJf}
eo..temporart
Des1c:m
.. la the outt\aodloe
feature of thla lovely Cand1ewood Model ln the
Deanne Romes. ' Bdrml.. 3 ,ba., ,Plu.e faml·
ty room. Walk «o ~.
teda, park •od lbop-
pinl.
P.AHORAMIC YIEW
from this custom cedar •
glaaa bome. 3 BR. 2\'J
t.tb. Italian tile. oak &
lush carpet appoint thia
rabulous home. $309,000.
DOLPMIMLa.
494-8511
OPEN SUNDAY Z..5
435 El Camino del Mar
(below Hlsb School )
4BR,2ba.
EBB TIDE REAL TY 1M/4M-~
HIU.TOP
HIOIAWAY
Complete privacy from
thla sparklln& 2 Bdrm
home. featurlna: bot tub
and deck, adjolnln1
master suite .
Proleulooal decoration
and natural woods
unout. GJ'e&t financ:\DI
a..u.ahle. $111,IOO.
don os en
OCEAllfRONT
New Modular Type
Homes. pvt oommwuty.
2 bchs. at hr aecunty.
sub-letting OK. From
$39,900. Treasure bland
Mobile Home Pk. 30801
So. Cat Hwy. Lacuna
Beach. R.M.P . <7 14 I
a.3579
Cal!SCY eonfpany
IUILDAIU ....
TmMS,TOOI
Very popular secluded area with fantastic vaew11
or our beaull{ul
coastll11e. Super lot.
S146.000
•
TRULY UMl(f)UE
F.xtremely dealrablt>
Coast lloyale. this
labulam bome features
st.aaned glass. patio.
de c k, fireplace . 2
Bed.rooms. 1 ~ baw.
open beams, Loo many IOOdiel to uat. but c:er-
tmnl1 THE HOllE for
tbe very dilc:riminatin&
individuals. $300.000
•
WOOOSCOYE
Should say It all, but
there's more! Maybe a ruier upper. bUl Lake a
look for younelf f1 ex1
l:Jle flJWIClD&· $199 500
•
USTIUT
IHLA&UMA
Cast t o 9\'J% loan•
Premium ocean view of
ooastllne. XJnt noor plan
W/2 {rplc:a. 3 bdrm, 2 ba,
patJo, deck & lvly yrd
Newly remodeled w /wet
bar Ooly Sl79.000'
661·2311or831-1671
1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Leuure World. GatA! 14
Panoramic view. 3rd
floor. Villa Nueva. 2br
2ba. 586-41879 A IC a fl
7pm.
WXURYCOHDO
3 BR. 2 ba. end unit Very
bght I& cbeerfu.I. central
A/C. 1ar opener. Pnme
loc. For sale by owner.
Call 188-7100
1052 .............. •••••••••••••••••••••••
....... Lom
Fairway El Nlauel 3br.
1234.000. Custom Realty
771H1777
By Owner. country selt.lng
l ma from beach. 3 Br 3
Ba. family rm. redwood deck\ng &i siding.
sycamore trees $175.000
10~ asaumablt" loan.
Call Zll/~ for appt
wsbow
1055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$21.000 DOWM
Owner wtll help nnance.
Dramatic4·level ho~ 111
1be Woods. 4 BR. fam
rm. 2 frplcs. Aslung
SL'J9.000. With 9~<:+ U ·
sum. in. Ask for TOMI
L* Fontt RHlty
137-6161
2500 sq I\ ol room·Znd 6.11-0llOO.
lilOl'Y arta.at aludN> wdh --------view"' Fubioo lllaod " UASI omOM Saddlebacll. Illa. 3 1SZl Ocean Blvd. Near
Brdm. 2 Bath. blt.·lD wet· Bay & Beacb. 3 BR. Cam
bar & 1V ceatM an super rm. 3 Ba. SIS,000 opt.
laJ"lr family room with WOOtmo. $345.000
Spaniab tale. Features h9JY lrOMI Realtor
fu-eplaces 10 both family room I& liv1n g room 645-1531
Complet.ely 1.1pgraded· ii--------beaullful paUo It yard
aree Owner l'DO\ltng out
cl l5tse Ii will Can')' 2nd TD AJJ thlS for under
Sl'JS.000 an Newport
Buch WOW 1 For more
llllonmuoa call Georae
Charles Really . o,.w ....... s-1-5
675-7512
MEARHEW
.... SUlAPOIMT
OflH SUMOAY 1·5
Tot.ally deluxe custom
homl! w1lh 1ourmet
lutchen. balcony game
l'0001 and full MU! JaCUUJ
an sumptuous m aster
bath. all abowtdmg wllh
90bd oaJt a ppotrl tm t'O l:.
'JbeBESTOFUie POINT
forSU9,000
OWMBWIU
HILPAMAMCE
1511 Mtn r r
.... , ... tllllla
~NIGEl:
OAILEY &
ASSUClATES
atDUCID '4000
Owoer will help nnal)C'e ar leue with opt.Ion to blo'. Slnale story 4 bd. % ta. lam rm. form din rm. 1--------re c rm . Sl$3 .ooo .lm-•~--~--·---6Q.B7:545--0085A«t ,_,,.,. ~~
llACHNOl'U
Thal l~ qulJty bl.lilt
cwtom 4 bdrm home 1.5
neann& compleUoo and
Ideally l~ated. 1tepa
from the ocean Asking
Exclwuve Bae Canyoo
3Bdrm 3be Deane Home.
all amantaea sm.ooo.
()pen Sun l·S I Rue
Qweau Roya!. Al'ent
~7. _ Sii!:58.500 Bwlde rs bay .
ICTEUGHTS IUbm&l tour oilers. Call
~l.W for r.pec:aa1 c»
&all.
_,, -HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
N .8 . Ba1 View .
l"'atluba. spaoous bocDe
w/all nt"• Ot"slaa
la&cbm. marb&e fplc. lr&
plier)' eal.ry to ll V la&,
fam4i din rms. U-sbaped ~~~~~~~~ C't r patio. It mort". I·
$319.000 Prin Only .
6'2-5612or 631·1445
BAYSHORES
Fee land, 48r, 3Ba ram1
ly homt". 2 (rplC's. 2
patios. 1319,000. By
ADULT
CONDO
$81,000
1104 So. Coast. Htway
an Village Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
Mc.,.... leedl I 069 owner. 548-0511
••••••• • • •• •• •• • • • • •• • • . ltlAL EST A TE SALES
Spaooua qwet I& adult..s
only. Comm. pool sur-
rounded by only 18
pnvate homes. Close lo
shopping & service:.
··ee& Buy" an Newport! 497-2457 WATBFllOMT 8 R 0 K E ft s 0 R
S A L E S P E R S 0 N S , 64.S-7221
~HILLIE ~ Mc CORMAC>< RE
DWI.EX
Sc>eclcus 2 + 3 bdrm un· ata on lbt' beach.
Remarkable income &
investment poteatlal.
Rare corner lot. Call to-
day to make your ap-
po,ntmeot to preview
with the listing offi~. -.mi
Fcnitv View HOim
OPEN SAT. 1-4 Extra
Iara•. level corner :
beautiful landacaping +
a ioYelY pool It hot tub.
visible from moat rooms ol this charmln&. airy 3
bdrm.. chnlnt rm. bom•
near Al150 School. 30772 Marilyn Way, South
1..quna. Sl~.ooo WATmROMT
DI a tk 'flew• Edra lie caner duplex
OPEN SUN . 1·4. A lD xlnt cood. lloonng
dramatic bou.le desl&ned aftil. SoedacGlar view.
by OUU AbeL 2 Bdnns.. ARI&-~y .-S.000. 2~ batba. many dis *Cote Realty
f\tll lpart time. For thfl
HIGHEST BOTTO!ll ~ UNE EARNINGS. in·
t.erview us. om~ ln Ne 21
& Cdfll. Coofidenha lly
l'all anytime. John ~
Carey. G Rl. R. E.C.I. Westclff Realty
F""'HIHM~ -.co
_REAL TORS tn-7771_ HAU0R VIEW
Lst wet*t'lld on market.
llDUCID S7600
Gnoom hvm& by the
beach. Dane on tbe
garden .-ooor tounce on
larae. pvt aundeck.
Redecorated throUlhout.
Greal asauma ble at l<l'X..
Tun or Eileen. 640-4950.
L& assumable loan at
lO"k Xtra lee pvt lot.
CALL JO ANN DORAN
759..0'99
"~ ~)} PROPEJm~ INC.
ASU8 .. DIMYOF
THI lfWINE COMPANY
lllMTWOOD MOOllJ
Assumable loan. One of the
loveliest & molt luxurious homes in
tbr commmiity of Arbor Lake. ideal
ter the diaeriminating couple
w/1i>acioas muter suite le~ BR -f&iDUY rm & formal dining I'm.
$159~ Madell.lie Cron 152·1414.
tt523 CAt4M~ fRVtflE
........... 1041
criminat.ml exlru suc:h ~ :=u zJ:su~ri~ ;;:: & ~v;;.,ment "'~ . AD. lneplaceable value. __ __,.
LENNEYll -.ooo4f4-755 I Clw1D1DI old, Newport , Q.
4010 01..... · E 1~~~~~~~~l * farm bame. z St)'. 3 s • .,1,.,-..,
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C5J Coldwell Banker
~ ~~ 1~ ,._.SIOOOO.-R!'.ALTOBS Nice•~ 1 ba. owe 2ncL llofe ln nowt Tab°"" ..._ ______ _
-ODO Pautctlll-1266 ailtinl k>mm· 4br. Zba ... -· dlnn:n. WOo. m..-ac» *"°* ~....,.-s
Plllb CJllUlle, trpk .• 2 Bit. din. rm ...... ., dee.
llllldlt • OC! ~ AMaam.
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0NL llt,• dwn OD ,..,.......apdla.J8Res-
•e . bome .· $1115
mo/pJm\. Pnatlaiou Harbor Vlew area.
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$137 ,0011 itS!-.Urtl
abk Isl at \l',
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c. .. _. """-·--2br. Ince yard, aar. cari>t. Jbr. w/pool. nrSpnn~ale ~.eeo.-.v• drpi. ~n OK. 1936 "*arott.~Mo !Wiiing or buying real • WallaceSt.~3415 IC.l<.oll-aft.S.
1!11Lak 1n Avalon" Call --Rllb McDonald 962 ~21 2 Br unfurn, S42S. No ~ 759·92% I Dop. Uti.J IDcl. 111 E. -Jith St. call m..-~ Comty 3 BR duplex. HJ&h ce1l-Prop1rty 2500 1ngs. frplc. garaae . SIX>. 1 Br bouae. 2 car
••••••••••••• •• •••• •• • • f700/mo. Call 673-6522 9 gar ace. front " back
3br, 2ba, new crpe. drpm.
~1Dllo. ... \&
4Br. m.. frpk, fam rm.
plllio. *560 mo. <Mama &
Brookbunt I. IM· IOU RANCH STYLE to5pm. -~=taonir 6'2·1&03
Gor1eous s plit level 5 8L!ASIR 3 Ba~ua Hill, 3 bSm. 1 ba, larle Id ~ifdin.ul ,,•Br 2·alo~!
homemSantlaaoCanyon ...,.,,... d n " ·~ am. rm . .,..,, ""'°' rant.astic view all $1.llOO per mo., appli~ to yr • 1ara1e . ...-et ·mi I e to be a c h
around. Bein" bw It on $496,000. MS-7272 cbUdrea OK. '5IO + COO Prof . I a ad 1 c a p e d , ... --'-------1 ~ call ~ or SJOO/mo. 556-~ .• _
one acre. Call now ~or Irvine Terrace S bdrm, 3 ,_
J*'\Jculan ti., family rm, 1ardeoer
mcl. Avail. 11/10. Agt.
6'4-~
Ca~ & c.ontpany
Harbor View HJll,, homt.'. 4
Br. 2 &a. kJLcbeo, family
rm. chwn1 rm, Uv1n1t rm,
rfl)fc. in perfect cond1
tion Ava.ti Dec U> mo ,.9664 .,
"THE BLUYF"
Newly decocated, S8r >fr
2Ba. I story condo End 1 f
t.nt. near pool SiOO yr
lea...e eau 64() 1mn a ft
4pm
Newport Studio Condo
Nr lloaK Hosp1t11I Pool. UMl(iHll spa. sauna S9curtl)' llMT Al.S-Great IVQUlld.I. $400 C.11 -
• Studio. "MW, SZ7S CoUert 213/477 · 700 I
•28AApt.,$415 -----
• 2 BR Apt., oceanside of WATERf'RONT 3 Brdm i ce fflcbway, priva~ com 8111 home on Channel lll· 1te
muaity. rroo duds ~pr~ power boal fie
• 2 Ba Houae. funusbed. 14>to«> Dbl pr+ extr;, " nunaunc pool. walk to prq. St~ mo. f:
~~. auarded JACOBS REALTY ~r.
sate, teoai•. pool. 67 .... 70 or
~.aea.emo Brine Us Your U.Unp LIASl/Of'nOM • 3 BR 2 ... Ba. Ottan \oleW
condo. l13DD mo .• applit.'11 M>O
to Slil.500. ~ '1272
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C • · '•JI ""'·m I br .... ...,c .... up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F -•• ~.. ....,.-•~• "---b ••"•'•-•••••••••••••• Encl. aar Ad1.1lll no ~ 2 r upper, cpta, air LA-,_ "'UO .N • 8 •• bitns. chldm ~ No • :""~ •,~.,le, patio. ~~ t!WJ)Ort I, peh USS 752 , .. ) Pool. lalao& or teena1er -. welcom•. UUM'o ---------Shalimar 645·8922 or
nHhllnda Ml ·30t7, BACHELOR C01"I' AGE 536-UIS'l
_.. 840-Mro Shatt b<tth *145 mo ME&\ VERDE home al
4br, 2ba. ts.ice yrd. Gar. ~vocado, S41·996l mospbere Uc3 br dlx
Bltins. '57SMo.
03-ns.
East.side bachelor. ut1l apt.a, riopeb. 548-1034
prod. S220/mo. ~1·2165 1 _.. ........... cu• •ns
F\nrtatlast+s:w> -~ nA"" 5-19M9 U IO --Larae, 1,2&3 bd aarden
-••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. I bn. partly furn apts. Adull11. Oshwhr. HOIHSroR RENT Adults. no pets. Pool. bltns, encl gar, gns bbq.
3 or 4 Bt. Priced from ~mo._~~ Pool Gas Pd 778 Scoll MT~. Fncd yard & l Bdrm tra1l~r $170 +util Pl. ~-5CY13. 645'5611
1ara1es. Families No children or dogs 2 Bdrm:., 1 bath apt
pleaae. kids &c pets 612-9193 · Adults. $375. mo. Ga11
welcome. Can 9&4·2566 or ------paid. ~-SCY73 m.atl. Act. no fee. l.t& Bach apartment. Good local. Priv. patio. lmmlc. t Br Home m nice adults. 822(). 859 w 19th r e s i d e n t I a. I Sl., C.M oei1bborbood . Near ---·------
shop1. achoo ls & llwllagta..._.. 1740
freeway. $500/mo 10· •••••••••••••••••••••••
eludes 1•rdener & water. root condo, studio
9«>70 .& 1 Br $500-S700
S--.L.,... l 2H !188-a>l4, 963-8296 .......................
Oceanfront 1 br dplx
Ow-mer M2SMo. lat It
laat+aec. Adults No Peta. -.2151
Woodly lBr hse, ( rplc. lg
Jd, artsiudlo, wlk to bch.
$intle ooly, avail now
$125mo., uW pd. 499.3004
2 huge br in s uper loeu
t.ioll. redwood beam cell·
1ngs, bwlt-1n kitchen. sn> mo. No pets Jnqwre
S68 W Wilson 645 6448
MESA PINES
~esa Verde East Spar
Bachelor. 1&2 br apts
from S3M Pool. 1ncuu1
ipvt pal\os Garage~
avail Adults. no 11ets
~ Harla Ave. 549 2447
MEW IRlED 1.ns.
l Sr & loft S3SS. frplc. rec
room Pool. jacuzzi.
enclosed garages G :is &
wt.r pd. Adults. no pets
393 H am1l l on. C M
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•
TwnhM ln Lau~I Point
Avail 11·28/Tt. Brand New l mln to fwy 3br.
Z'•ba. 2 car car w /opner
A1r alDd Comm pool. Jae
Cs BBQ $650M o
1111~
EMtlide 2br. Iba, yard.
pr Very Clean Adults No Pets $375.Mo.646-~
I Br. I ba. 781 Joann St
No cb1ldren. no pets
1296 1142-7344. Util rncl.
I Br unlum, nr Fairview
& Bilker Adult.a only. no
pets. MS· 1882
Spacious 2 br apts. fo'aml·
fy unit. Pool & Play
ground Sundance West
Apts 1996 Maple
646-1486or642 1951
Bachelor loft. rcfrig,
stove, pool. ;,idultl:i. no
pets . $.100. G46·2!IO I
Pabuloos Eut1ts1de. 3 br. 2
ba w sep master suite
fmmar rond . dbl gar
Gorgeous yard $695 mo
JeaMe. Al(t. 631 1266
SUPER NICE
VILLA CORDOY A
•Eastside
•Locked gar w slo raJ(e
•Gas beat, gas cooklllg.
gas hot water all free
•Adu.Its only. no pelii
Month to Month
1 Bdrm $325 28dnn~
2323 Elden Ave, CM
Manager. Rick Anderson ~.... 1290 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Condo. new interior. 3 BR. l~ Bl, w/fplc. & lndry
area . ~ Call 545·567H
orM7.ae67
H.l's FU'UST ~b Estate Living 1
Beautlful park·like sur-
round1n1s. Terraced
pool Sunken gas bbq.
sparkling fountains .
Spacious r ooms .
Separate daniog area .
walk-in closets, home·
like kltchen & cabinets.
Walk l o Huntington
Center .
2 Oedroom rum $465.
Townhouse furn. ~5
AdulL'>. no pets.
lJl1lJt1es Free'
2 BR. 1 Ba, refng, .indry 642_760_5 __ _
'#t:alw•dw 3298 LAQUlNTA HERMOSA
-•••-•••••••••••• ••• 16211 Parkside Ln. I blk
HO.MES POR RENT W ol .Beach, 3 blka S of
3 or 4 Br. Priced from Edinger ~. Fncd yard & 847-5441
aara&ea. Famaliel> l.ogl.Ma a;och l748
plea1e, lllds & pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• '#etcome. Call 964·25(;6 or t'J3.2W11. A&t no fee Luxunous garden sett mg, ----...:~· _;__ · new microwave kit. color
ttc..sr..Risheclor tv, phones, pool: maid
u.twlllslMd 3100 serv $100. wkly 499-2227
nn, kids OK. no dogs 2 BR. 1 ba. ~/mo Kids
S325mo 831-9081 OK. no pets. Call Agt
2 bdrm. l ba. New stove & ~ dys or 536-8937
drapes. inc Ids patio eves. A:lk Cor Lisa
Adults, no pets $310 717 2br. w1allch gar. Priv
W. 18th. B . 645-1926 pat.lo & yrd Qwel neigh
Near new 2bdrm . a ba Adlts No Pets. 64&-2723
twnhse . frpl . 2 car end $425 New 2br Enrl gar
g.tr :-..o ~L.., S.500 mo Great Loe Adult:. No
546-9134 Pets 548 9441. 631-2291
New 2 br. 2"2 ba duplex
1650 sq ft Huge yard.
dbl garage. frplc, bllns
1515 548-9224
Attract. llesa Verde apt
28r 1Ba U7S/mo
536·51 H . 559·4718.
S31Hl74.
lbr, large back yard
Peta OK.
99&«155. 9'0-332a
Lar&e l br apt. stove &c
dsbwhr. No k ads or pets
Dl5 mo. 631-4237
312' •••••••••••••••••••••••
~. lba. new paint out-
sa de, clean inside
$350Mo. Call Martha
... 3672, 661-1161
DlRECTLY OVERLOOKING
MARINA Down streel
from quiet Canyon Rest
on Pt .. fantastic view.
frpl. reasonable rcnl,
lease Quiet, respon ..
adult only. 496-7592
Responsible quiet couple
wanted to rent newly
painted & carpeted. 2Br
garden apt Refrig.
stove. washer & dryer.
S375 Ref ~96
JS76between 2 5pm
Hllntif9°" leach 38 40 ......•................
*DELUXE*
GARDEN APT.
21r,AcMtt oftly
3pooJ.s
C.Overed car port
patJoapts .. BBQ·s
close to fwys & bcllb
walJc to shopping.
I 7 I t t GoideftwH t atw .....
847-6064
tUltillgtonGrmtada
SHARP, beach 1. 2 & 3
BR, frplc. dshwsr. gar &
patios. No pets. 960·23!">8
Lcl\dy all adull, no pel'>
1.2&3 Br apt.'i. 6200 Ed
inier. HB. 846-0619
IU-14103 iiew S.C. Villu. 2.Br. 2Ba
l Bldroom. I bath. yearly Sec. Gate. Air. eu pd Fetmle 25-30 •se to share
or mo. $350 mo. Aat. tm•tt.u. nice 2 BA, Zba la nke 873Q10 ---------1 CdM houae 844-2219 A;f ...... "'llisliled from lOAM to 2 PM
"Ai BJock to beaeb. a br. ~ trU.fulll¢1d l toO
be. dowu&aira. blla1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F. needs f'. to find hse an 1-ic pa•~ •••a&'"' -CdM/Lal or ahr your i27.tui&:'M1Mu0· -· 5eawild Village • 875-~
Peouuula, l~blks to
beach. 2Br lba. cozy
New zalat-crpu-drps .
stoVe rein&. Gar, yrly,
le. O.Y$ 15-0MO Evea
875-UIOS
Dnve by. S42S. avail. oow.
2 Br l Ba, carport l234
W Balboa BJ. Call for
appt Jim or Carolyn.
7»1222agl. ---
llST IAY VIEW
& beach. 2 Br. 2 ba, gar
Lower duplex. $6:iO Yrly
No pets Adults "l27 19th
St., NB ~nq 675-0236
3 BR 2 Ba. owners unit.
w/many amenities Nr
ocean, 2 car garage $700
mo 992 4112. 675 6349.
6t6-1t03 ask tor Jefl
Large Bat:h w/bakony
S350Mo Pool. sec bldg
Rec facl Nr lloai.:
Ho!.p Wki.y 645 6242
wtmd!. & eve<. 644 ·~
l....ul.nrbch tBr.
\.'ers1ullei. condo Sec·
pool. Jae suuna. sub prk
clbhse 633·31:i0. S4H ~940
Ag\
~ry 2Br. patio. range.
refng. crpL'i & drp:.. I
ctu1d OK $500 mo
~7412
OCEANF NT 2br. Iba.
frplc, newly deeor Great
View. Red1.aeed to ~yr
ly . S550w1n\er
631-l 73S,67~8343.675-6670
NIWPOAT 151.AMD
Dupl ex. 38r. 2Ba.
fireplace, balcony. patlO,
garage. possible moor ma available. no pets.
~Imo
499-4439
2 bdrm Winte r rental.
near water $400 mo
714162t-<t643
New 16:2 bdrm huury Fem rmmt. 1Br. reap
adult apta tn 14 plana worlune. $210+ Yautl.
from $350, 2 bdrm pool, sauna. Jacuzzi
&ownbouses from S500 + ~ 1848 ,_., tenrua. waterfalla.
ponds• Gu for.coolciog & Fem oon·smdler woted beatioc pa.1d. From San for Bayfronl apt Wk Oieao Frwy drive North 642-58611 eves&wknds
on Beach to McFadden 8'1S-683S
then West oo McFadden to Seawlnd Village F\lm. apt acn»a str from
1714 )883...51.98 bch. S21.5 + "2 utll M I F Patti 631-3814
lBr Newly Remodeled.
frpl. d1shwasber. etc
~year!~ ~5-6921_
IOOMI 4000 ••••••••..•..........•.
Room w 1 kitcheneltt-
$72 week & up
548·97SS
Npt lkh. rmmte wntd
3br. 2._.,ba. Twnhs~
S200Mo Happy, plea~unt
d1spos1t1on J must 1 • •
$48-7660
Fem to shr 2br, Condo m
H B nr Beach Blvd & on
Warner SIJSMo 848 9624
Rm pvt bath. mature Fem roommllll'
empld lady, Lite pn\. ref Sl701rno Pnv enlranr~.
Sl60+LagBch4947346 avail 1 m m ed. CdM
Proless1011al wonui n ~tt·k
1118 Male boarders I att·
:IMO'~ to shr lrg 3br. ::!ba
apt ~ pool Cnlrl !ot'
C M Rcl "541! 1200
~ F balh kit prl\
l.itmd no kids or pets
644-'1!93
4350 ....•......•........•..
S.-0 Slorage only Singlt>
3ZS J 17th Pl.il·e. C M
alter ll am 646 5137
$lllO 847 ·57G.1 -Smg1e garage for car or
M for rm w /k1t pri~ storage Fain 1ew &
Garage All utls incl Baker. CM $:15 613 7489
$175. No 'i moke.drugs OHk.e leMGI 4400 So.Laguna .i99-4329 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lge bdrm. pvt ba. k1tch $230 UP Oflace store.
pnvgs Mature adlt Sl!i() <.'j)ts, drp1. A/C 17301
mo. UlLI tncl. 979-11699 lkach, H.8 .1..M 842 2834
ROO!JI ID ex.cl N 8 (Weltclilf area > pool &
J&c Walk to sbops Ideal
for busy empl. Fem Ref
$1a>-SZ20.646-0994
Yec:atim ..... 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
House ror rent. Btg Bear
Oty sips 6. lmens furn
125 rutely pr cpl Call
a.fter3p.m 548·1989
TAHITI
l oc 2 l\m Swtes from $75
mW ltth St. Call Tom
54().120().
12111~ office rurn
MacArthur Blvd View of
airport MSOMo 752 1141
Oneola11:1nd
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
1 MO Fill RENT :
DIC.SUITES
MIWPOaT CEMTE&
F\tlJ service. From S22S
Newport Recency Corp.
(714 >6'4·7189
Office space an Newport
or Coat.a Mesa.
645-2Ul
CANNERY VILLAGI'.: msq rt offc or shop.
space ava11 ll-l5-79 $4.50.
Call 673-6522. 9.5
Exec office swte. $1 00
sqft. &40 sqfttotal Pnmt'
nr John Wayne Airport
Avail 1mmed 752-1137.
81\M-GPM
HEWPORT IUCH
Near Hoag H~p lOOOft
cheerful offict: !>U1\e
"va1J lJpi;ta1rs unal in
new bldR 645 3323dy:.
COSTA.MESA
Stngle ... t.ory omr~ hldg
dt 21411 G Nwpt Bl\'d
Re ception ared .!
~trooms & 7 pn,•ale air
condltJoned nfhce:.. Agt
Tn Co Realty. 645-06:H.
Mr Smith
~live offices avail 1n
full serv ok bldfC. Nr
0 C Airport Recept &
phone ans . secy serv.
cord rm. etc Pis call
1sz.-Ollt8
.......... al 4410 .....•.•.........•. , ...
.-ore fr office space•t
reasonable rates. soo to 2700 SQ Ft.
MESA VERDE bR
PLAZA
1.5.25 Mesa Verde E. (; M.
S45-4t2l
~-port N~ar Post Ofr
\lodem 502 sq fl store of
ofc 2630 Avon·C 2tJ
m1001
C·2 sp Ofhce. shop, retail
........................... ~ •ocJt 17 69
Beach house, 1 block to -••••••••••••••••••••• s:md. 2Br. IBa . small
TOWNHOUSE
Spacious 2 br lv.t bath,
family rm. fireplace
Jus t remodeled
Gardener & water inti
Westside S32SM o 2br.
new crts &t paint Bltms.
chlld OK Cm Canyon &
Wililon at 2250 Canyon.
Apt B 8.11 ·2865
2 & 3 Bdrm. New deluxe
townhouses , tennis
aiurt.spa.security,near
beach. 22A)2 Hess Circle
DLX NU 2 BR lYIBA F/P
DK BLTNS YRLY LWR
NR LIDO $525 CPL
ONLY 675--0Wt
900-5771or751·2060 2.Br. all uul pd. no pets. OceJudront 4 Br luxury
Modem 1 or 2 br couage
on beach on Tahrta wllh
car, row boat. wash
machine. c omplete
krtc:hen. etc For more
mfo call 979-2699 eves &
weekends
& bobby E ·side CM. Lacated withm I.he um S90Mo 260 520sq .ft q\111! European desijtned
Lido Marana V1ll.ige !)48."7249
yard. Winter rental $450
plus utllitaes NB
770-200.
c Jta1 ..... '-"'shed 3400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3Bdrm al Broadmoor
Homes , Hunt1n ~ton
Har bour. 213/282 1136
dys, 213/592·3564 eve1>
Coda ........
u.twlllsh.d 3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S485 mo 642·!">554
2 Br. l "2 ba studio typ<'.
pvt patio. bltns. newly
deror, crpts. drps. pool.
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
VEAR·ROUNO FUN utll incl 1978 M uple
Soc1.il Act1v1t11!S 01 S340 mo 83H·!IOll6
rec.tor • Frtle Sundt1y 2Br !Ba. upstairs. beam
B1unch •BBQ 'i • PCH ceil. w l:'ncl. gar New
hei.•Plusmuchmo•P carpet & paint Avuil
GREAT RECREATION: 1211 $350 640·7804
Tennis• Frc-e lc~~on,
LEASE w/OPTION to buy (pro & pro ~hnpl • 2 Eastside l BR. utal paid.
brand new condo. 2 br. 3 Health Club!>• s.1una • new cpl'>. etc. $295 mo
ha, Npt Bch. $750/mo Hydromass.igc•Sw1m No pets. 751·2060 catl645-0638 m1nq •Golf Driving · Range Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
WOODBRIDGE, 3 BR, 21., BEAUTIFUL APART· townhouse Spacious
Ba • .-rs mo. 714~·2360 MENTS 51ng1tl~. 1 & fireplace & pool QuJet
..ndys, ~7PM 2 f;edroom~ • Fur area Adult&. no pets
nii.hcd & llnlurni~neo $425. 675-5949/645-3381
281', 2Ba, wisher. dryer. • Adull L1v1ng . No Pel!. dishwasher. compactor, , Modetr. Open d-'••v 2 Br. 1'12 ba. gar. patio.
5m cluldOK, refng, d 1w. 2Ba 28A D/W, encl gar .. dic>lex. upper $1150 mo l(ar .. 1960 WaUace. Mgr 1 ma to beach. Nr Lake yrly 752-9442 dys,
:i1 548-9560 St. $375. goo.526() 675-1617 eves/wkndJI
~435. ltw. 2bo.
Pool. nr. So Cst Plaza
Jo'amlly No Pels
540-7448
3Br. 21tJ Ba. din. rm .
fireplace. D/W. W /O
bkupt!. pal.Jo, doub. gar
$565. 964-5261 .
•UdohlaRd•
2 Bedroom Apartmt
675-1.244 or 675-6 tJO
We11tchff 2 br. 1 •-i b11
Luxury 3BR. 2 ba apt like Spac 2 BR. 2 ba .. dean. townhouse. Adults only
house. Pn\'atl'. Obi l'nci qwel. bldg. Hld pool No no ix.>t.s $475 l72fl Bed
gar. ull cxtrai. SS75 ~· 1385· 960-621.2 ford Ln 548 7533
967 1S68
mle81iBJIB
Beaut. garden apt.s Pool
& spa. Adults. no pets
Bachelor from S285
I Bedroom from S33S
2250 Vanguard WiiY
540.9626
$650. Deluxe 3 br. fam rm. Jr apt. partially rurn
garage. Close to shop Guarded cnl. rec facal
ping, frwys . no pets. Eve;&wknds675·0614
833-:m'l.
2 BR. 2 ba. encl garaRt>
Pvt patio. $375/mo M1k('
968-6008 or 960-4840
1 Br condo. heated pool
s pa, gym. sauna. gas
bbq Lockl'd l(Jrugc
securit y S495 m n
64G-8.S57 2 &dm. near beach. I st}'.
pauo, BBQ. aduJts. :.m
Twne Hse Apt 2 bdrm. pet$400.846·3166
11'2blh. Crpts Drps Bit·
m range Wtr pd l child ...,..~°"
4 bdrm 2 bu f1rcpli1l'l'
Annual lease Kai Pen
$700 per mo 641-87811 or
1~19 OK 132Smo 545-0100 ~ 3842 Pt Nfauel area. $475. 9 10 6 adults. no pets $375
48M100. 492-2'7116. Oakwood M0-544&; eve 543·9094 2 YR OLD CONDO
Hl~)y upatraded, pro Garden A partments 2br. l 112ba, rrptc. patio. Best C.M. loc .• 2·story.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Avail Dec 1 2 bdrm 2 ha
Lux facil Secun\y Near
Pete's Landing $575
213/592-5947
WESTCLI Ff PLAZA
AREA 2Bd, 2Ba. pool
new crpl8. comp new
lutch appliances, ne'4
drps. newly painted
631-4930 1844
felGonally deeorated l encl gar. Adults No 2Br. l.,...ba. pvt lndry. all
Bdrm· Bach Vel'llailles Newport s .. ch/So. Pe&&> S375Mo 645-4074 bltns, fplc, patio. 2-car
Ooodo overlooking roun 1100 161h St encl gar. SS25 Lease
l •; n & pa r k . I l k e 1Do•f'• 01 1611>1 Npt. Hgt.s. 2br. I "':Iba. eru:I 631-3133. 640-4267 cowtyanl. Full aecurity (7141 &12·8170 gar. rrplc. Adults. No -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~br. 2ba duplex. No Pel.lt bMlc. ssso pet 1110• Call Newport Beach/No. Pets.$38.SMo.642·5722 3 Bdrm 2Ba , hv+din. 2 BR condo, The Lakes, ssso.Mo 642 3850 &
..._'1211. Agt . Ask for 880 lr.,tne (pie, yrd, encl gar. nr So rec ctr, etc.~. call aft 642·1010
PALM SPRINGS. C1\
CONDOR ENT ALS
I Luxury C.Ondom1n1um!>.
Completely f'urnashed
Country Club Selltnl( Golf. Tenm!' ava1lablt' di
Special Ralei. fur uur
Clients only Weeki)
Monthly. and Wt'l'kt.>nd
Rental!>
Call OomtnlQUt' JI
'714 I 328-11911
CATIH:ORAL CA'.':YO~
COUNTRY CLl'l:I
34·56'1 Cathedr JI
Canyon OnH•
PalmSpnnit;,
Cl1Jlom1a 9'.!26:!
Desert Re<IOrt Rh~ Inc
SID Park City Cl Dec 21
Jan 4 lSOOsq n EleR.tnl
Presldent·s swte sips ~
lr>l~. 479~0079
L.nrge Big Be:ir cabin,
pool tbl. color TV. 2 frplc &Jeeps 14 545~16
..... toSIMn 4300 .......................
Na..... • •New 2 br condo nr. So. Coast Plaza 1490. 7PM,213-431·3048
..... i.11 •61h1 Coast Plaza. Pool, spa .. ,....,.7mvr. !Br over 0 a"a0 e apart·
17141 ,,.5 0550 "'"' ~ • • " MoYing! Avoid deposits & 2Br 18a w/gara~ I ""' · $47S mo 641 ·1460; --~------Olndo6 for lse. two 2·Br. ment. stove. re frig . • ' , aun 833-8974 Unfurn. bachelor. 1250. cut living upenses, clliyroom,pool. nJuao 1425.Bachm>.Pool,spa crpls. gar .• walk to Professionally since ~. '375. 496-5'75 art1 ______ _. __ !Bdrm w/sto\le & frig, No.~p. UUI Incl. 181.,.. &tnsagt640-49SO. beach. qwet adult. $375. 1971.
--·--...... ~ E. UN• St. $52·9389. 67S-028S HOUSEMA T!S 3Bll. 2 ba .• unlurn, ·""""" to .,...,..,., & stores, 1 br Springs C.Ondo. Ten·
DlJt 2br. 2ba, frplc, mlnl Yearly ............ $650 Sr. Cillz.ens Pr#· $250 SJIOtD $425. 2 Br. I & 2 ba nis, pool, refn g. $395. 1--------•I ____ 832_·_4134 __ _
ocn view. S425. 2218 3BR.2ba .. unfurn. 548-6518. apts. Balcony, laundry 752·7855,eves 559·9581 JMMAC. & spacious 3
P. Ill C~ TS9 94~8 ya• .. ly ..,00 . rm. lmmed. occupy Jhutu BR 2 b balcon c c •· · •. _. ······· ····· •• Large, pnvate 2 br •. 2 ba Adulta,nopets. ---Y~'--------· 8 ' y, ~ 3BR.2ba.ocanfroo' duplex. Bttn11, patio, l TSLM1mt 642·""'3 •-m.adt 3141 pitched beam cciltntis Yearlv .. .000 Ad I ""' _,..... Nr beach • acr09s from J • • • • • • • • • • ·--car prap. u ts, no ••••••••• •••••• ••• ••. •• pets. $45011\0. 875-0562. 2 Br. l"AJ ba, 610 Joann St. 1 Br. ocean view. $435. w a t e r Q u • t: l
No children. SmaU dog Adulta,aopets. rwlgbborhood S650/mo
Charming antique hse.
shr oN/fem $200+util. 2
ynh, pets 0 .K Aft 5
6Q.3)5I
Fem. pref .. 2Br. IBa.
°""ex io CdM $182.50. ·associated lilAND OPENING ~. ~ M2-13oM. 54t-ll86 or .. 3922 PROF~IONALL Y de lit & last Avail Dec tst
n~.(J ... rP'". r,· "'~~ corated l BR I t>.. patto, 78G-0872 eves morns
Cormder Ori.._,1 Profih
2.400Sq ;"\
Pnvate Ele\fator
Wet Bar. Lounge'
Panoramic Bay v1t•w
Covered Palm
Decorator Amen1t1e'
Ask about our
E'RC:E RENTOFFEI<
675-8662
.. THE"
EXECUTIVE SUITE
Full serv1ct' offlcl·:.
in Newport Ccnll'r
640 S47tl
G...Clt ~C~
lo C.Osta Me.,11
Newly remod 'hop ..:
center localt'd JI 2750
Harbor Bl hil.., 'tlMl' ..
available ranizin._ from
.W.900 i.q ft reud) for
1mmed occupanl·~ Call
PJul S K.it t \J.:t
213 464-<U38
Plead luc:uti ••
Suites
'There !JI a d1fferenl't''
Large SW Les 12t>O 5 f l
providing highly pro
fess1onal se<'reta ri ,11
service with a managca
ble number of units 2021
Busaneu Center Or.
Irvine, call 752-0234
~UIUOUS
EXECUTIVE SUITIS
Office• now avail an
elepnUy appointed Ex
ec:uUve Suites centrally
loc.ied near freeways.
courts & the OranKe
County Airport
f'actht1es includ:? a
C.-Sooa!
Retail or o1f1ce space
available for 1mrned1atc
occupancy m high traffic
~nter at MaRnoha &
Warnl'r 1n Founl~n
Valley 142.'> Sq f\ at 65'
-.q ft l''ronts on Warner
C dll 17\4 l!lli-1 2566 or
\JT3.2!n l Agent
Newport llvd, CM
Pnme Commenral lJOO
or ~950 sq fl 494 5049
SHOPPING CENTER
Bui.hard & Garfield
f'ountam Valky Com
merc1al rela1l s pacl'
Jvaal 1375 ~q f\ or mon·
Xlnl expcr.ure Avail [(.<
ocrup,rncy Jan l. '80
CaJI Gene Kennin or Roh
Sanf ord Bus1nc i.;.
Propert1e!'t Brokerag(· c.o i!M? 8011
NEWPORT HACH
Plush offace by Lido lsle noo sq ft Rent all or
half 43J 42nd SI Ca II for
lea.-;e mfo Sierra Realty
ti33-7920
lncbtrial l...tal 4500
····················~·· 6400 sq.ft.
West Sade C .M .. in
d11.."1tnal bldg. on over
s1i.ed lot. Fenced rear
y1trd. covered outside
storage area. 3 phase
power. elc. Tn-Co RePI·
ty, ~1 . Mr. Smith.
New lndust Bldg. 1000 to
mllaq ft. w/3 phase P'tfT. :ns.s P\acenlla Av. C.M.
645-$72 & 494.3427 _ ____ ...;.__
R...tabW~ 4690 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .... . FA.MIL Y SICTIOH
AN.T SICTIOM.
1 Br duplex. clean ,
IMICUrily, preaup. pool, Rap w /ref's. shr luxury
spa. gym '650/lllO u--bo I I 2B W1terfrontHomu na& r 5 r, viu,, S3H400 tfjaais. alJ amemues on
friendly, efficient recep Pror .Vcbitect desi~s
t 1 on a t / l e I e v lt o n e yur round •mall apt on ~tor who rreet8 your Balboa la land. M av con· clieou and answers your " .. ~~~~~~~~I MDdY beach. S500 mo. ~ m..oa20. calla. a complete Celi! & sade:r abartn& costs wilh
Federal law library, another party. PleJOe
.. n-.. Ba new pl"•b wnte AJex P_,.lock 16179 • -· • • .... Re9pon working person beautifully decorated Benll•r. Detrefl. ~ POOluJ•-' Jac~°!-1'./P'. Cctm. 4 Br home. conlerenee rooms. pboto MJA .. ••ancaa --~..:..;...;...;:;;..;;.;;;... ___ 1 _.mo. AduJta, no .... -. ens. o,. 75/l-1730: eves copJ macblne1. • &he .....,. ~t~ ..... •0°oU''"'eoufrom 1»02lbCarobn. flHat In Hcreterlal 2 bedroom b ou se .
'"""'.,. -..... ----~---1 ~.Forf\&ttbet'lnfo eechdod yard. for pro-1111r-.onlY5'5-CS. ~lb*mCoodo.Hun· fl a per•onal tour feaalao.alcoupleln Colta
W!3l'CUFF new condo llt&lo n Harbour. tbroqb Lb• faclll\lea, Mu• area . Noli·
P\:lol. Adults, no pelt. i ~~.:...•ail boat.. pleue coot.tel Vortac dMhrz.1-auitUan. n.c.
Br, 2 IMa, $S3S. 2 Br. 1 Ba _.. --u Aaaoe., l'71t)955-a288, 1. \fpto..-nS. MWm\11111
911$. ffomt 87Me40\ Of· Btclroom, froot. r m • l ~m;•;·~~a>o;;·~;;;:;:;l ,.a.r leu•. CaJJ aft~r nc.-.... ~ttlileo pr1v11e1u. a 11 t :IDPK.,s.8·1646.
w.tcBff 11 2 Br 2 ba con· ...._ m.me !
do., (rptc. paUo. W JD, Bedroom, front rm • pool. UIS. '"·tlll: ~ltchtn prlvile1H. i
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Jllumbtrw 146-SU. esper. Daya, eves,
r..O.lal t• wbdl.IS.IS+.15M086 ..... . .....
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P.O Bos Ser\lice SB pr mo. -•••••••••-•••••••••• •--.-.;;..------• E.. l7tb St. f21, Cll. Tree tr:hnmmc removal.
mM78 haw-away. L.;11d1cap· BJ.JQ Ma .. rt0t-r.... esttaat• OD .,.. ln&. Clean-ups. Dave
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Avail. lo&. 1pellin1 En1llsh. '"••••·--•••••••• .... .-... ca.a-. <XlST.tns.umeirt.T1 Prof. Exp. Eo1Hab batlcaa.,~.uu~•· ~· •.......,. Dllidl, wtl1 OT bf.willy ~D a u I e . '' 0 Shampoo• .... .Ill eaeu. Commercial aod re· U 4 urv. Va.cants our pSa. 1""*1q,
Color" ~; wi.t lidentlal malllletlaoce, ••••••••••••••••••••••• =· Steam carpet er~ ~. z st 11 0 t pa 1 n t • qa»mmbleada.O.an etc. 71411•2·1501carnantry, muonry. "' _ _.._,....Ref1ln1Free 8'1).5111 -" n. •• 1 ~ liv, dlD -ball ... c. Av1 UcenHd ud !mu.red. ..i • .!.'Wu .... 1 .. tin tll -l[C'l ,,:.,.. • • --------....... peper. ,._ •-·· ..... ...,.. ,......_, --1• e, -_....., ~ couple wlab to reu. Fr" ea\. Sleve
Roaf res-in. au types. _m«113 _______ _
Guaranteed. B•C WIM:tuwClla • J
CoallructMla.548--0512 •••••••••••••••••••••••
rm SJ.JO, coucb sio. dlr Ma I , ., drywall, etc. Small & 5C7-Gll
15. Guar ellm pet odor ...... ••••••••-•••••••• 1arpjobe.JBM6-99llO Would you Ute help wllb tia.ealtfromDec.·llu. ---------•
All _ types of roofs re· RESIDENTlAL •Stores. ~-ftanbl Guaran· Car waxan1. Quality
teed. No •adlo&. Bob. wortl.MZ-~•se.'lm Qlt rwmr. 15 yn apr. motitJe ic /lilht your housework? Call Oa1J l/117·1419 ESSI ..... :-o:T JQM!f. Jlefs. llbow fer ~':.:. all ~Joi>':,C::1~ P::~ t::1~~~ ~~~ ~ I « ~ ..... ~. _N_E_ED __ A_P_AIHT __ E_R_! 1541131 SELL i.clle items with M --~-------• occ.. 8'5-727I Cliff 67S-2!114. ...-................. Q.aom PaiDlln.I c.11 a ..... !kt~ llaDdy
WeOtleCarpet aeuc:n. 1---------1---·631-~-------------European Laodacaper. Freel':lt. Jyr par. 111..,.evea.
~ or reroof. Qual. Daaly Pilot Clasailled_~ .n. Guar. Proud 81'09 St.eaqa dean. Al8o up-Famic•/Tll-Plumblnc1• electrical. The Personal Touch Top won. Fair price. a.ck f.aa1u 912-lA7I boht.ry. Work 1uar ........................ bem.lq. au aen repairs. ONrUn& Complete pro-Reta.-..ndyatevea. WY_.C.. ......... u .. 1111111 .. 1
Boafial Co M.S-7171 Foretaaified Ad
ACTION
Call a
'I'ruck mount unit. Free ER A 111 c TILE : Fteeeat. 5'5-1362 r~. Ranbl rel.ell. lnt/Eltt. ~ est. Uc Sed1 ~ll0'7 Boal auk! cau B.C. All
fllt.rw.rata.8'5-3716 Klkhen, baths. eolr)'s. Guar. workmanship •~t!-~e~~.!: ~low rates, all work Your tile or mine. I' ' J ----.--~Guar. Reh. Ted. Loott.nc for a bome of ~ ~ hr aerv. Carpet &: Upbolat.ery tsz.srrt -..................... !152-0l05 le hwtaUatkJn All work _m_-109 _______ 1 your own! You11 find m.3012
cleaners ol llV. Gu.ran·•---------OCC studeoL Sk!ploader. Reliable, own trans, gd guar. ,..._ ell. Green· many homes advertised
Daily Pilot
~O.VlSOR
642-~ teed "ork, low prices WANT ACTION? ciumptruck. Grade. haul refer, any area 9"-48218 dale Landscaping Ha~ somethlni lo sell"' for sale 1n Clas.sifled ,..... a..atfed Ada 6'2·5678 Ir tree won:. 642-3224 or 847-2958. 131.czg a111wfled ads do it well. ewry day
.... Wcaled 4600 Mm9y to Lo. 5025 L.olt & Fo.d 5300 Lod & Fo.d 5100 Pwa llt 53$0 r. w 1ult 5150 ... W..e.d. 7075 Hlfp W..ted 7100 Hafp W..r.d 7100 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................
Lease-or lease-option.
prof eilsional cpl wants
2Br or !Br/study
w/character, privacy. in
Capistrano or S. La1ama.
$4.50 mo. price range, re·
ferences Advance ar-
rangements desl~d In
l"()flll1deratJon or current
lessor Mary 1-43&-5512 or
please leave message _
Resp. ZJyrold rem seeks a
pr\I\ 1uest house to lease
an Laauna Bcb area, Jen·
oiler: 675·7150 or
6C-Ofll6.
fNEED
fMONEY
• CRIDITMO
rtlOl&.IM
2nd & lrd TD loans
97M5ll
Arranged by
Comt"-Loms
FAST CASH
2lxl 1'Dll swings 873-3833
1------•--II...cst. F. Min. Schnauur. Prcl. Massaae by Steve. Medli sail & pepper. Shaggy 10 Llc"d Tberapl1t. N 8 . a.irvoya.ot <!ounselJng
appearance. Lost vie. 4·3().9:30, Appl. Only. ByApplsOnly,497·S2'71 . 19th & Santa Ana Ave. 5&2817 FOUND ADS
ARE FREE .
ca1~
642-5671
CM.842-3682. --------1 am not reapoa:s1ble for --------Gntf Ca •-r aQ)' debla ot.bet' than my
l..ollt · Brown & Wht Spr· ESCORTS awn. Pauline Musch..
uiger , Spaniel. Torrance
bc .• H e .. IM8·38s.3. 4Nlh. 641-0180 REACHIMGOUT
Found: Claim or Adopt at ,._ ________ , Irvine Azuma! Care
•• c.enter, We need homes.
MC/VISA '40-2159, 7'0.9410
24 Hr Outcall Only
DIAMOND WANTED:
Lost or Found a pet? Call
Animal As111s tance
League. 511 ·2Zl3. no fee.
Found or lost a pet? Call
Special Pal• Hotline.
n4tm-1235, 2'131258-7398
Found: Fem. German
Please help us. We have
a blck 2 wht Setter. Cock·
a-poo. Coll.lea. Terrier
max. German Shepherd.
Beagle mix I& many
more to choose from.
Come 1>1dt·a·pet. You'll
be &lad you did. 754-3734
Priv. party will t>ey 1to3 O.C. AIRPORT
carat. cub. N.B. 548-W7S ESCORT SBVICE
•514GULADllS• Spec1alizin1 In buaa·
YourchoiceollOO'•of neumeo, reaadeols
ae&ect me for IDOdern welcome.
Photo Datea .. lnex· 7lt-SZ41
pmaive 2' bt. m -mv TOGINAL.
~/CSea.aer for
~w cw-couple. Jn
Laguna Bcb. Rm/Rrd & s..wy. JoeeUe -.1m.
Hllp Wtlllecl 7 I oO
Appllcalloos now being Blnlung
t.aken for warehouse· C O M M E R C I A l.
dehvery helper. New TELL£RS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
fWlUture warebousm g Exp.nenced onJy Xlnt
aaaddavery ftrm Phoue benefits. Call John for appt. 8,J0.9.30 AM. ~
ACCOUNTING. Orange ~~::~~rn'( ~~r AMEllCAH ST ATE
Coast SaVUlP I& LA>an the r 1 g h \ p e rs o n IAMJ(
bl un.med. opemq for 646-7411S 640-5100
flt •cooontmc clerk. S&L 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil. ....._,_,. eoa•ft •• B a n k I n g L 0 A N ~'7S..iiOlroE .... ct 1.-oros SEC RETARY . E't Arll per1enced rmly. Xlnt
*~* foashion Island benefit-.. Call J ohn
*CALCULA11MG• Ct--t:lalcAH STAT! Prr. pa.Ihle v rr. UOit -!.¥P' acct./calculatta& A Fine European IAMIC
lmowhl&. of peulons Designer Boutique ls 640-5100 sirfrd. but. oat reqd. Call seek i a I ass isl an l lawie ror lDl. SJ1-l20?. mana&er & add1tioaal IEAUTICl~H ·--·················· ..... . ,, .. ,,,... ........ Deicli 5015
Shepherd, apx 24" hi, blk FOUND: Sm. Tiger kit·
race. Wes tmins ter ten. Orange patch on
847-8548 held. Vic. lSth le Irv.
"COMPAT9a.1Tr"
''Open Llfeat)'N" people
aiDcere warm relations
c.oup&eiJ ca1J 750-0674
Si.Diies ca1J '150-06T1
I Love You Today.
Twnaow, and FOftVer,
aod Tbe Da.)' After.
&.Swttd1'1 sutr. Salary open. New Salon. gd loc. gd
C4ll C... '44-2652 wort:Jng cond Den~ ,\ctwmltng pef"SOO, p rr , _________ , 892-1113 or 942.9094
STEVE Ill. Call lnteroatioaal
RecOt'ded llq. any br Exdtinl PlloneCalla Travel.m.96:i0 An till T,._. t.-ILUWHE 642-5795 ()p,..,....ty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Soltttr' Mtg. Co. L o s t m i n I a t u r e
We are for real. Try us. All types of real estate Schnauzer, salt & pep. FUUND: 10-23, CM Park. Ulvestment.lain~ 1949. per, male (Gino) 00 lags dark charcoal·sllver
Speclalr.IAigill Vic Prospect & Irv. Fem cockapoo, spayed
ACCOWfl'IMG _.... opa•I g wil
FbJJ cbar&e Book.keeper ..... Mtwpot'f IHcJI.
forimwancebnikttqe. ~flll
Operator or traint'e. Full
tune. neat appearance
Master Blueprint. 234
f\scbec, C.M. 540-9373
,_.SCHOOL
Lic'd for 44 children.
P1us nice 3bdrm home,
Can be purchased on
xlnl, coatract al 10%. IO·
teresl,
ZM Tlh Tultin. Reward. 832· 7089 _gr_<J_c>o_rn_ied_MS-_1S08 __ • --
642-2171 54S.06 I I all 7pm. FOUND: Lrg M lnsb Set·
--------Lost. Scbnauur m. 1 yr ter. late Oct· Vic G .G.
Widow has money ror shrt old. Name Mickey. H Hlfbscbool Call 534·3834
An ~ euY <Dew f'ooe..A·Friend 5»-2'41
lo S. CA.> aeeb girl. En1U1b actor oeeda
(petite, .unctlve. l7 ·26 a.cm. wW do aQ1tb1na yn) ror meanlnlfuJ rela· llpl. Call Ro} ,Gl-5164
Uooablp 646-1172-No
Mua have fundamental
~ ol AIR. A/P.
O/L. lnaW"ance back lfOUDd helpful. Salary
comme-ts11 rate w /ex pmmee Fred S. James.
lnine. m~. llau.noe
ATTENDANT for IOATIUR.DHS paral)'1ed lady. saJO I mo. Pan Place. Inc, 842·7481
For lnfoon making
EXCELLENT$$
ldnky C:U. pleue. Pw d S. •Ice• SUO ....................... trm 2nd TD's, 00 credit found, call 642·7216. Found. Keys oo keyring.
checlt. no pnlty, S20,000 & lb -1 / N 1 d 1 WASSAM
uWIJl/out.493-8093 We will train. Apply --------7•m. Ma cG reg or
AUTO RO UTE Th e Yachts. 16.31 Placentta .
w Joor bus inns ideas,
smdSUrS.A.S.E. to: up. For a ction call Found: N.B .• Fem. Great unm~t~ ew an ° ao.1 ..... ~S BRASS KEY BeOster". early A.M. 1 i.; Costa Mesa.
WJR Enterpriaes #IP,
P.O. Box 731,
c.osta Mesa, Ca I. 92627.
Dreu sooP for Sale, 6yrs
an rood loc. SlS,000 Caah.
Owner: *" 7464.
EOE. agent: 673-7311. Dane & med·•ued yellow ....,. --· r..... -~
2Ad TD rmle dog. 631-1030 FOUND: Female mix dog E5Ca.TS CATDING TO YOUR
OnMesaVerdeHomeF __ O_U_N_D_:_H_u_s_k_y_/1
: :.~:::J: OUT'CAU.OMl.Y SOCIAL AFFAIRS ACCOUMTING
~.Wllll>illcoun\. Samoyed Vic. E·s1de HB,_ .. ...,., o.rs,...._1r EXQUISITEBSCORTS ~todayfOl'k>cal
Agent: 541-0800 a.tallesL ................ '31·2140 * '61.072' • ~mlpments.
ID 2 boun. S375-S4.50/mo. --------
Xlnt moonll1bt for BOOKKEEPER · ror pro.
wiWlll. retired, disability. l"ftWVe co .• lntelUtent,
Ir students. Need Sood setf.staJ"ter. noo·smoker, ~ Call 540-3008 bef N1ary comm w /ability.
!Oun°' S41>4122. Send reaume to 33208 Paleo Cervesa Ste. San
BABVSITTER WANTED Juan Qapistnno, 92S7S
TBNSSTORE
Lo overhead, bi profits,
Newport area. Os.ly rn ,soo. Patrick. 631 • l21116
631-0208 r. wuh 5150 GOLD•• 6llL 557..ocMS 1\0. ---------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•Ne 10" a bua!MU man
Sl0,000 for 3 yrs. at LOST:MaJeSiamese cat, WANTED: Female to AftoenebDellPt ICinloaabualneastrip? i-r-\.•un:_· IZ%-only $8500 ! vie. Newport Terrace, sbareexpenaesof 2ftell LBtt..HDILARUI 1'ra¥eUn1. convention. U t
Patnck,113J.l.266 NB, Reward. 833·7600 ; stay in Tabitl. Dec 22 to ESCORTS at HRS er nd a "'P fOI' trade ftM'OIAIYPWt:l ••~ _63l_-31116 __ eva ______ , Jan Stb. Call Barry sm.m> m.4UN show! Brad& IM-tll08 J7Zlllrdtsar..t
FOUND: Motor cycle m.1011 fnnla.m-lpm ... .,.... .....
c:rulh helmet & coat. NB PREGNANT? Carias. •LORI'S• Need to talk to• lawyer! ~~~~~~~~
For well-behaved S year
o&d slrl. llooday Ulru
Friday between
12-4 :30PM. 8aktt 5trftt
aree betM9ell Fairview
and turt.'. Call after
4 :30Pll . except
weebnds 5'.S-W ... 21°/o area. 6'2-8220 conf"adeatlal COUDMllnl fc WE'RE tt Jl\Jr' free initial •PPoh>t· -a.,. .. • _.,.RB __.,_, .. ...._.,_ A---meat call 5'56-12M: Even· --------BIDkiD& ...,.,..~v Smell well secured 2nd FUUND: 1 lr& IJ'OUP or .,...,. .. ti&. "-"Ull"uuu, a_,.,. _..<>!!"MbnD~!.A.t lnseppoiolment1 availa· ~ BlmJDa TB I ER
---------• TD due in 2'h yeara. Ac· keys la vtc 300 blk of N. tklo •keellhl&· __, -"'.,. TEllPORARY - ---~'l~~=·~~: tuaJ yie&d 2L6% pr year. Newport Blvd, NB. Call. APCA.RE 54'7·2583 b6e. ~ toda1 to work Oeeamide Federal Sav·
Nwprt Bch., both well AllyouneecH1lJ.2,000. &1l·SC82. COVEi CillL Attractlve, lntelll1ent, a.tneu WQQM/11 aoi&ll on an v.-. M'C"'ID*'•& 6 lnp ba an immediate
•aNlat-1, call for de· LOST: PitbulJ, Brindle, 8 * tlJ.rOnl * ::f ~ .= !;:: ~'1: ~:ca::~ booklteeplnc aut1n· =r-~:~~~:.= '=-:r~?l/~~rostMrf' • L"SJIG€ mo. ~ela• collar. 26Hr0ua.cal1Servtce Plilible~n.15-45. tecretary. Mk for Ma. mea~ork da.e..L~o oftlce. This position of. __...._.,,_.~. po u a b I y I a J u re d • ,; ud eteort dur---(11'-... 9IOI or 10ID' -· Acc:t1 de.-... f -•-· ftftOrultunit .,...__.,.__._HQM€S "Onder".53f.N48 PRE LAW student oeeda inl bolidQ9 and maybe -~ ,_.. bookkeepers, accoun· :S~yoW"iec!tuuc~ rr-~ THE RUH
~;Ji ESl ATE RS_ I.OSI'· II 1rg Dane/Collie S!5.000. Will do an)'tblq beJood. lluat. have tllU are needed tluuout Is CIClllllllunJcaUoo akilla
31DW.CoutHwy,NB nib. 'IJl'Dtwhlte lnt hair. Le1al. Confidential ._.. .. maturity Hd S.CWClllll 5400 0nn&e County. CaU us & Jll'OIJW in a rartdly 64M646 Oolondotaa ~ DVll. P .O. Bos W2, ll!IDMofbumol'topatQP --·•••••••••••••• b'monbrlorm.Uoa. &rowtn& fioancia or·
11.ar,ae llfl needa --------•------· ---·-N.B.92JlllS. wtlb meli&lal Wa way. llE&T111BPEllSON aot.'tllaU'a pn.lutfon. Trainin1 &
partaer. Proprietary ~~0.!f>0ANS Loil: Pem German •fOXYLADY• ~!!'?9~=lft.•· ~=~..:.~ ~Noc -'.!0. ... 1.'• expaience in a S6.L OC' ~ Bl-tolume ape.of. IWWVT>l' ... Shepard, blk " tao. OUT(;ALLONLY .... - --.... ,...-u ~ --••)' bmW totally 1 yr, la re· a-ldall patb. llodlst la· SIO,OOOtblll0,000 Oroftoo tql. 2Jn old. 97._1131 RllWBo•IM. /Oo.lb' tlal marrtaae partnen ADOeld,°'641..UBanker QWed.
wm&. Xb:al ntul"ll, eao be •AllOBTJZED ID-'1115. '151·1515 * .-. * PUol, PO Box UIO, Oo9ta fal& Is ule tbrouab So. , Santa Au blDd'ad oo Pl'f bull. •1Nl'ER!Sl'ONLY -.,CA... Calll'alartelt•mostwi· C714tl3MIOJ 0 C E A N S I D E wne. Ad ... c/o Tbe •SHORTTEBll lclll med size mix. do1. TOMMY'S --u-.., u • ~ lque 1>91. s.r.. 1000'• o1, ________ FEDERAL ol!en an dot
Dall7 P1Jot p o Boa CID Bob ~Mat Loftl)lalred. clleatllUt Of t-EWPORT ...--._ -.. i llldl h'om dodon to ex· ltartial salary " a com · ,_,"'--~..:-·,.-w 711·Trnor-..1151' color. Anawera to lloat1omerJ. Cal ec::a. Waa.Joml'ree Pll .&--... .&••-pr•b•o•lve benefit -.----· -. Goa.Mr. a.ward $100. ORTS na.Z21l Iv• .... for Dl&.Sel'Y.(7U)Al.7m MIS ... ___ .. pecbp.Pleue~ln
ZlldTNlthed Glendora UceDM ta1. ESC Bile. AouJd ot ~that ·--------me 10MAALMel. ...-ereaU; $Z1,JDO for 2 rean on ...... 8'1-11'11 bml. Need )'GU. BostGD. •• hH ,,.,...,. l•t•ll
NortbWOOcl bome. Dia· .... 4TI ....... Dr•rr ..
ClOllll&toJWd 1"t. Good Ooarmet ~tub for pr. 4e1lr•••••·
--., pod'on 16C)..51U. ..-. Forlnfocall: lll,OOl.SIJ.000 _.
._ ~~~--~19~~~ ..... C4ll .........
GET MORE D I M E n..M 1410 _117"'27_2 -
$ S ·s $ $ , ....... _. ............ Attla"SYALITllSA l'br a.le: Ulbd ~far.
~I for .... Pvt
PIJTU-111 ....
WITH OUR NEW
DIME-A-LINE 7111
Ple,1r•••d alde. R dMJICMol.l'MI r r 1. o'l d . II r •. t:H·l:OOp.m., M·I'
BOOUEEPER
Alli c:barp. must type SO
WPM, aeneral ledge. ~laxes Is other re ·
ports. Ull'1.I trail balance
Very bway " pressure
ofc. lllni computer uper
helpful. Salary open de·
Pllldlna Oil skills " past eanunp. lleawne to.
Panco, Lld. PO Box
JJIB23. lr'vme. Ca. 927U.
IOOD9ll unUD
Experience la adverfu ·
lnC agcy. Acct. 16 hrs
per wk. 8SS-1417
BOOKKEEPER
MOTIORJHG
1bru trial balance. Good
opportuoily w/(ut arow·
ins food company .•
Oivenafied work. Some t1Pnl Nqd. 645-3644
llOIB.AGE ......
in Fasbioa Jalaad area
baa Im.med opeolat for
'l'eld,ype ()per. Hn 6aJD.
2:30pm. Call Donna
Tlllainari,
71W44-Ut2
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14'-!4741
S848 Campua Drive. Newport Bach
<Acnm fl'Om John Wayne Airport) ~ ~tY Employer
MAIMllMAMCI
a.cautlat dWn need.I
l n4hldual wH.h lmollfled&e al. restaurant .pment. £.qlitrieaced
In a.trlcal • plumbtoa .... ,__ __._,,, repejr. Good beneflt1 . ....... y lmur.oce UWCT w......... Company truck pro·
1mmld opeidn• Oood fer~ t!Mlrapist at rided. Apply rt:
._ i-noulily. lyp NautUta, Jl'ta Vly. Typ-OrepCt..,
lq. '"5 bn. per day l.ol. n,cure -.Atude, es· • ...._. Set'Tlcft
BeaWful Paabioo ltl. of· per MT·JOll 2110lDalmlerStl'eet nee. can MMGO Mn. INSURANCE . Property &m&a Ana. S46-CXMI
Wyatt. • Cuualty Aalt.at. £1· '~~~~~~~~ .,._ FllOAY per. oec mln. 2 yra.
,,_.1 ..M ....... _ IJlcludinl lyptnl. XlDt.
.,,.... uuC, ~ .. process. bme. Jama lnaurance,
typin1 6 fillo1. Non Irv Call Bobble Dodie,
smoker.~ ~E.O.E
GUARDS tmurua
RESTAURANT
MANAGER · wanted eJt·
ps. Send resume to 4411 So. Cat. Hwy Laguna
Bucb.a51
~ACTUllMG
TUIM&S
PBX Am Sn. pleasant dee, Npt Bcb. Exp or will
tnlO. 3-11 •hlft. 2 WU pd vac. Gl-Slt().
PIXOPB.
..
•I
DellU.I Aulatant FACl'ORY
Esperiencecl AHlatant WAREHOUSE
f'!ll & part Ume. All
areas Uniforms
funli.lhed. Aaea 2l or over. Retired welcome
No eqierience nee. App·
ly U11.1versal Prot.ect100
Service. 1226 W. Sth
St.reel, Santa Ana In
terview boun 9-12 & l ·4
Ambitio us man or
women preaeally
emp&oyed. part Ume lo
start. F\lll llme wben
quallried with a
minimum iu,arantee per
OOJlh. Complete \rain·
mg procram Farmers
Insurance Group. Call
lmmed f)JU Time
Open1.np
Eull while you learn
Telephone Ao1wering
Serv1ce full time/part .•
time. Varied shyts for N.B . specialty office, ASSEMBLERS
full tlme. Please call No Experience Needed ,.._. .. H••r ,._.._T ..... Days, afternoon or even .
inea· Local10Cl.'I an. F~HION ISLAND _M>-_568t __ . ______ 1 TopPay PaldWeekly
Moo d1ru Fri. <XSfA till?SA/IRVlNE •• ltecei.-illig Clfttl
CM•a' ••rilNJ DraAlperioo Trainee
.Pft:fe.r Jr. OoUe1e tram. inc tn en,;nererin& or re-
lated fleldl.
.....
CHIQll
Excellent career op·
partunlty to work rn the lRVINE
international bead·
Quar1en in a company l~ro~E~~~~~dealing in energy relaled I~
producta & services. In· Fem. colle1e students
........ ,l STYLIST IMB-5lll. Co benefits I rv1ne. ....._ l~~~~~~~~-1 540-7639 A Kendav1s
!';!tit:i& ~~~~du:~!!:! hUnor Des1J"n f'irm has Ind E.O_._E __ _
uso, call Shirley an immediate opening MARY KAY
963-0089. H.B for the right person COSMETICS
Drape Ellper helpful GLAMOUR JOB
Help-wanted Cinema . f97.'J776 Needs Beauty Consul
TUSTIN
HUNTINGTON BEACH . • . Ideal for students &
housewlve11. Many co.
beoelit.s including paid
v11cat1ons Typ1ng
35wpm E .0 E . Call
~ MOQ thru Fri
Draftsperson
1lln. 3 )'l'I in preparation or public works. Im·
~t plans, grad. JDC plam in Orange ft LA
counties.
Draftsperson/ Designer
Min.. 3 yrs exper 1n de·
lllO and drafting or
street improvements . sanitarY sewer and grad mg plans.
Ellcellent worlung cond1·
tlons.
Excellent benefit!>. non
smoking a&JDollpbere
J.P. KAPP & ASSOC ..
INC. 714-5'7-844S
CL&ICAL
Securities processing
clerk for Fashion Island
Inves tment Firm
Processes new invest
meot.s involving bank de
posit.a & detalled follow
l.Q>. Investment or bank·
iDg experience helpful
&M).0123.
Qerical
SO.OIAHC.E
COUMTY
..... CWALCOURT
COOKS dlvldual must ~e ages18lO?A. EarnSlO
wanted. Some ex· know1edaabl~ in machm· for 2 hrs. by part1c1pat· Inc & fabr1cat101 of ilia in a consumer study
perience preferred. hardware. ~ Years ex· for a local markel re·
Pleasant Peasant perlen~e 10 4:1eclro· search f irm Com · 9$5·2155. 4251 Mart· mechanical del1gn, will muoicallon Research
ineale. Npt Bch ~k eoginee"-!1& draw· ~7
Cou bel 1 n gs re I a t 1 n g to ------nt..er p, mature· mechanism involving OP· Floral deiuaruors. full & some sewing knowledge .... ~ req S3 10 Hr. Call ti c, magnetic & Ptr, exp'd, loc an El ~3162 eyrogcapic systems. We Toro· Tlf).27fl*
-------oiler excelleDl beoefita. COUNTER HELP • Day waies ft a c~ative en-Gala! Need extra money
atutl. Orange Julius, 711 vironment. Contact for Ouistmas" Call now
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Personnel 5S7 ·9051 95'mbet. S-5PM
67S-UY13 E.O.E . GATE GUARD-Over 21 ,
Co 1 t ~~~~~~~~~ apply in person Newport up e , ass manager n.-. 1131 Back Bay ocean area. Outstanding DIET AIY AIDE ..,..._ environment. 450 units. Days-PM shift. Xlnl _Dr_.N_.B_. ____ _
Adults only. No pets. bene~its. Apply • 144S GENERAL Ofrice 8-4:30
Salary open. Apart & in· SUpenor. NB in No Hunt.. Beach.. Call
s urance, furnished. DIET SUPERVISOR, rorapptlltl-1001.
Call Don or Mark after t.ant.s 0ppty to earn top
6pm at 67>451ll J an1lor. II gh t m 111 n SS's w the fal>test grow Lena.nee. part time even Home helper . live an angs & weekends Apply 1ng Cosmetic Co We
beaut. oceanfront I.I\ person. 20301 lrv me tr.un~ALL9570496 Laguna Beach home Ave, Santa An<1 Ht:.
497-l!OU. 540-7000 Matdl'l' saleswoman. ex
HOSTESS JA ... rTOR pent1lced m children's doOuag to work full timP CASHIB Mature man Mon Frr 1o1l Nap ·0 Tuck. N H
Pff Hostess, cashiers dar.-Xlnt work <·ondi. & 640 \$66 before 5 30 .
wanted, Apply daily at benefits Bayview Conv ~afters:.> uam · Ml CASA 296 E 2055 Thu r1 n . C M
11\hSt, C.M. 642-3505 E 0 E
HOSTESS Janitorial t M essen~t·r MECHA141CAL
Evenings & weekends. Jlt!rson needed for office DE5'GM
Apply in pt>rson. apply bt&Jding maintenance & ~MER
HUISEAIDES
FUil tune and part lime
Cert1f1cat1on clas~~s
avail w Sp .. n1sh /
F..nghsh 1555 Superior
Ave NB
S r-~~ H L errands. P rr 20-ZS hrs pr Come JOtD us " ~It in 400 · ...,._,t wy, ag wit. hrs neiuble Salary the rnternataonal cor
Beach. + benem11. Apply 1n porat.e headquarters in a MUISE AIDE l· I l
HOUSEBOY·LIVE lN person to Ame rican company dealing with Sm coov bocp. Cert.
Wanted by Newport Home Mortgage. 230 enereY relat.ed produces pref. Xlnt. pay 549-3061
Beach home owner. Job Newport Center Dr. ste &services. Experience• ~AIDES
1!62·666.3 certified or sooo lo be.
COUPLE WANTED to 112 bed conv. hosp. Port
help m11nage sm. bwu· Mesa C'.onvaleacent, 2570
ness part.time. Must be Newport Blvd .. C.M.
Includes, bousewortl::, er-..x>,NB. challenge oC designing Every~eekendotr.
..., t111dt .. c• rands, care of pets, etc. JEWELER devices involvlng e>ptics. Def comp ol $50 aft 6
Part time. Beach"park. Employer provides Experienced only. 40 hr rnqnetic & gyroscopic mos. Free dental &
Fell' private community. pri vale room. rood. wee«. Company benefits meclwusm. Designs will medka1 Ull. aft proba·
Laaunt Beach area. private bath, use of car . Call w~kdays lOam to Involve macltb:ied com tionary empk>ym't App· ----1 Mii.it have valid Calif. plus salary. Flexible Spm Ask for George ponents u s 1n1 high ly1445Supenor. NB
Director, male/female. drivers license. Call Mon hours allow time for slu· u"""""" strength steel We orrer
willing to learn. 642·224..2:_ 642-0400
COUPLE lo ass11l mgr. in
Orange Cly-deluxe bktg-aal + lovely apt.
CaJI 521-8542 for appl.
lnitlate social protram thnaFri~7l. dents if necessary ,_,........,. excellentbeoefrt.s. wages M•SISAIOIS
hi1d 714/759-9012 J I Mr d & a creative env1ron-to prevent c a use. General Office, part time. _:,;..,________ ewe r y r nee s ment. wtucb will provide Cert. or Tramee Pull
responsJble to printe, Hours nexJble to your Houseboy. live-in. wanted Jeweler Xlnt working 1 ume 7 3. part time :t 11
non-profit incorporated schedule. Hunt. Beach. by Newport Beach rami· cond. fringe benefit!. ~~::!~ ~ei!!:t"~ Student o\•er l6 accept11
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PEST CON TROL
TRAINEE SLeady Job
ror a responsible person.
profit sharing. group
health Apply an pen.on
~on 9 4 Lloyd's Pcsl
Control. 566 E Dyer Rd .
SA
Plaallc
MOLOMAICH
lnJect1on molding tool
1hop, ex per w /solid
refr.s Loe Irv lndustnal
~. compeni.at1on
neg. Call for appt. D E
Rodnguez. S40-S700
Pos1t1on with grow1nii:
company.Pnoted c~cwl
board a ssembly &t
aoldenng. Som e exp.
req. TI4/~7-54008--4:30 .... .
Preatnan 2 co&or, chief. • • ~r. Good benefit11 , '
~-1
PrtnUna
PASTEUP
Artist part urne Fri &
Sat. Experience pre·
ferred Apply Pen·
n,ys.a"er. 1660 Placentia
<.:osla Men OOURJER. Mon·f'n. -4 hr Board. admiolatrative Bl•>neeeParll.8SM·53Sl. \y of 3. Job includes OranceCo 971Mll.34 belt BSllE de&rft re~ ~ Mesa Vt'f'd« Conv .
abWt.y &esperlen~. ap-homework. errands. & K E y p U N c H -··-' Contact Penon· Hosp ll1Ceater9l C.M. P'llNTING
LAGUNA MIGUEL
DEPUTY-CLERK 1
ST97Permo.
day. S3 per hr + 20c mile.
Own car. Non·amoker.
Call Carol• 751-'191. titude in aelect.loG. train· GENERAL OFFICE of 9 Id bo ._. ..... ingfulirectionolperaoo-Raponsibk person for care yr 0 Y· OPERATOR -Exper. nel.557-9051. E O.E. ....~ Help wanted 10 web
oel, skill & communlca· variety ol allice duties. Employer provide s only. Part-lime even· I~~~~~~~~~·[ Need RN or LYM tor pm otflct press room. Ex· -.. ·:
lions Ir fund raising . .Ohr. week. Will train t:h~1::aen;~.,•~: ~.~hr5PC~llt~s:~":2 MECHANIC /AUTO . sbuta.nconv.~ Xlat. ~~a:e~'t~:=~ .: CllOrT CUlllC Requires lyr clencal eJt·
per. Paas typing t.est
40wpm. Call 495-4100 Good pbooe mannen to
Must lilte & understand Company benefits. nasium. &t salary is S6SO ...,,_,_8 30 •-MacGREGO R 1631 bene. iDt'lud: i:es., in('fl)· p kids 5 & under. E.0 .E. Jewea. by J~ph. So mo. Hrs a.lJow time for ~ .... : ... s PLACENTIA. COSTA bw Ir srdt pay. Apply Pl~l:.cvM r . 1660 •• ._
OOPES. P.O. Box 11.345, Coast Plaza, 540-9066 student to attend school. LAN DS C A P 1 N C . ~ Beverly Manor li9 Vic Ext..UfOI' appt E.O E assist credit manager
Qtttcal with collections. ac·
Briibl gal good w /num curate typing. general
ben. MacGregor \' achts of'fice duties. Excellent
1&11 Placentia, C M. 1 company benerrts. Ex· .--------•I penence prelerTed, but will train. Good startmg
Oerical salary. Call Personnel
GENERAL OFFICE ~
TYPISTS SECRETARIES CUSTODIAH
ACCTG CLERKS Days, Irvine & Nwpt Bch
PBX-PULSE areas. good pay. must
'IbpPay No F'ee have phone & car .
Paid Weekly j _813-_7_o_is _____ _
SanlaAna,CA927ll. 63\.11000 hudrosttder the ran t.ona.CM Pnnt.ang -Genera.I Office ---------1 •v · Medlcal Records le Ofhce ---------DOCX & ~ ATfEN· Immediate opening part· lblsecleaners. earn SS's tastic r~ld or hydroseed· Ass1ltll.m needed for con· 0 F F I C E H E L P PRESS
DANT Apply m person. time 9.3 Mo n -Fr a (S3.5G-SShr>workingfor ing as offered Learn va.le5cenl .hosp1t.al. Full NEEDED Po1U1o n
Npt. Arches Manna. Ask Answer phones. gen ore. a pror. service. Mu st about hydromulch1ng tune. Moo tbru Frr. Xlot would include. tabula· OPERA TOR
for Judy Or Harvey some typing. Xlot entry havelransp. l>S2-4l06 w/a Jarge landscapt> co benel & 1ncent1ve Apply tion. fiJinl(, 'lOme l)'p1ng. F\rll lime experienced ~ or ......... nlry nn.o.•·on for Ill M1Mion VleJO Good Be rt "-" 340 V drafting. etc S.ould ... ~ ,...,~.. ...nef1t". all Po!l1t1on11 ve Y ... anor. •c press person to operalt! bright , _ _..,.v J b ffe s 1---------i "" " tona C M have car Perm ~ day ... _ D I p · 1 t ' ~ ShopA. Aft
1
~moon & un!Imi~...,~~o~h ~e~· HOUSf;CLEANERS up F/time & permanent ' · wit Hrs nex1ble Willan l! H;ma3!s{ar ~ 511'.1.e~
evenmg. ppy1nperson tial in computer rn · lo~prhr.car .6'5-5123 good driving record MEDICAL O FF.ICE totraJn person wt.. has 17" duplicator Hourl>
please, Wuichell's Donut dustry. Call Mecca necess Apply at 23811 Uroloizy FrontOHicc.ex baste typ1ng and fllm1ot 8 ~ 5 :.>.Monda y lhru
Shop, 2947 Harbor Bl . ~ Via Fabricante. Ste 101. per'd. mature person. slulls Housewife pref Fnday Clean shop. ex
Cost.aMesa. &U · HOUSECLEANER S Mi.ssionVaejo For more transcription & book· $4 00 /hr Call Oxoco cellent beneril'I For in
GiMr9 MailstetNlllC~ & $6-~.50 hr. +Bonus Will iofocall 768-4751 keeping NB 631 0622 714'97_~1100. Martte terview plf'ase call •DalYEllS• train. f'!U & p rr Adv an I *ALL TIME• JClllftorial cement Oppty. Must Landscaper/Helper. must MED OFPlCF. D42-43:Zl.extm
Al.so work in the plant. Health Care Co. In Havetraosportatlon work hard. over l8yr. Front orrace RHI GeneT'al f11lng. neet dP ORANGE COAST
CUSTODIAH Neat appear aoc e. Newport Beach iun need 8411·7~ call V1 c7J0.1401 willlSUTlUl<'e exper. 4~ pearance. full tame DAILY PILOT
HOU.r191-Ea knowledge or Orange c:l general maintenance dy wlrnr PT 955-~-Master Blue print 234 ._. W Bay ,,._.....,t l\orrell'
IRVINE EOE
llft!ICU.llC
752·6666
M/F
-~ Gooddri · & janitorial services Housecleaners Pa rt LEGALSECRETARY --"'~...._ ,. M ._~"'...,J __, "'"""" Full lime positions at County. vang re· F\aU time ~Dings exist. t 1me1day5 . Need To operate MAG canJ Medical Asst with offke "-.-.""'r ·" ,,..., .,.., Costa Mesa
P .. ood •. p L e t cord. Over 18. Company rr .. _ .. _ n b • r "'-·•A'~ araw • araw s vehicles. $3.lO per Varied a lrts avail responsi_bleperson COM P ,...,.,.,. ex1 le t::xp management e!lper or OPERATORS AnswennR ..,....._....,.,,.., .. uruty ~menl complexes. hr.+ incenh ves Ca 11 St.arting salary $'750 per area. ~1909. only HB847 60'1 busy Ophthalmolo1:1st Service Deeds operators Employer
cellent benefits, in· Jlarll'15l·211&. mo. Good rringe benefits W r-....... Be Good typin~ 11k1lls de· for vanoos sh1& If YOIJ PRINTSHOPTramee. cJudinc free health tit Ule paclage. For Interview HOUSEKEEPER. Asst.. etime-"•'•"'"umty •ured for appl call II k e a Job w 1t h a insurance. paid vacation Driver, --" driv'·" re· CIQd.adI>eniaeGwmond, ood company benefits. your own bos11 Work 5811170 c ha llen1e apply in CopyCat's,J333rdSt.
Cl 1.-1s t t ._.,.dt 'eave •~ply •""'" .... E 0 E u /F b' 1· 1 pl 1 .... ,rown hours 535-5122 F Lquna Beach er. ecre ary , par • • . "" conl Office aupplies & 641-1816 , .. m I· 1ngua • ap Y n ~-_ _ penoo 2211 ~t Ave ·.,". ti.me leadinJ to fuJI Ume. THI llYINI CO furniture. 751·1732 penoo . lo Nellie Surf & u tt.e needed t4DICAL~ Ofc. Laguna Beach_ ,________ ~'
frnmectiate openlnl for 1(111 Camelback G-c .a Office Smd Hoc.et, LSSS S. Coast ve-tn ,. r bo '° With transt'ribmg skul Procrammers ~ •.
mdivatecl, work orient· NewportBeacb.~96 Driver Reliable, self starter, Hwy,LqunaBeach exchange for rm• ard &.ByNewportBeacholc ORDER CONTROL Zrtt<>G«AMMY ed penoD in our fast EquaJOpporEmployer Oranie Co photo neat . Corona Del Mar, 9lllO-SWChar)'I ~n729AMto4PM. a.ERK-Good on phones. Jl«ed Lou Brokeraae finiahin1 lab needs full 815-2133 HOUSEKEEPER/MAID LOANSERVICING typing. hke working ANALYSTS
b>. AbWtJ to cope with timertedriver, loc in CM •-.---------wanted. Best pay & fr. 2 Yrs experience. S&L MEDICAL FRONT & w/people, xlnt benefits f\dlTime
preaaure, deal with Cutter wanted for 59-73116 1• !nae beoe in Npt. Bch. or ml& banking BACK OFC . Exp .• $'19>+.~'1474 AtOrangeCoastColle'e
ririedpenonaliUes, and weuuill, up. preferred. ---------1 General Pr Iv . rm . el c nn..MC/FNM.A conven· Mature . neat a P · Cornpuler Center 1n
'WWiDI to lean. Nop~-Will train right In· DRIVER/INSTALLER See V• today~ get m751S15 aak for La tiooal loaiu. Contact Lee prar!Ultt. good typmg OIDa &n'RY Cost.a Mes.a Outalandmg
•loua eip erlence dividual.Applyinpersoo for Interior pl•nl co. Vorme. atOranaeCoutSavlnas 2Q Hrs/wk Pllllb Npt 10 key type expr fnn&ebeoeflts.Applyby ~. Will train. ~UAM. Sea Suill, 137 W. llmt ti.ve-good drivi.D& ...._...,___ &Loan. 754-1.M>l EOE Bcholc .• good pay. Write General ofrlce. Trans1 5pn. Nov ~. U'19 lQ .. 5111ar1 open. Call Katie l.MhSt. CM reeord.540-GUbtwnM. nvv-s;;irr;i,--Sft resume lo P.O . Box Uon training for data Coast Community ~ •
....., needed. Live In. full LOAt4 SIAYICI 4137, lrvtne, CA 92116 ~lo&. Solid ref11• Colleae District. 1370 •
_________ 1 0eta Entr7. Full tlme DRIVER, (Vao) 21 years tlme. Monthly salary. i I I ..... ___ • "~tau ---------1 ~. company beuefill, 4' a.er, good driving re-Must have ref a, car & be COUMSEl.01 Med I ca I A ss i al a n t 0 n · r v n e ,_.... nve., ~ mesa exp. pnif. lrvine55'1-475.2 cord. LA/Oru&e Co. de· 14M741 good cook. No. Laguna Newport 8 •a c h primarily front om:. CompAn. 0>m17cnsalion n..-.SMI. E.O.E . 11/F
tlverie1.2U/5IZ-l.35S. 3MICampuaDrive Waterfront apt. Pvt Monaa1e Firm baa Im-Must know Ina. blllinl, ~·Cal for apPL DELIVERY Driver _......:..:.....;.;_~.;....;----I (A.c:rotafrom room & bath. 494-4409 or mediate openlna for a »3llln per wk, Salary MarllynM.acRUl540-5700 Pttlme (5) uaoca for dri~Smrecunflvacoll.dGoodCAl---.. -·--s---1 Equ&JclbDWayneAlrport> •um ~.~vtce OoulDMblllllor. open.5411-1779. PAINTER. Brush. roll, Peraoaoel, 111mnt. .. ._ . ..._ n-.-•-.. a..yer ,.,,_._, r•pons es .. ltt'i Iii st b drlwn llc.Callforappt. :t:;arWQIQllGZ5ynor v..-.,.....,..., w ill be lo handl e Medical Receptionist. apray81ll·lOO·lExpeneo. cedonly. ~-··-.!~ e amt · .-.-... _ l n.....a ......... Cos•· II-a. -• _,.,.,3 peop e -· • Know Ullll cou C\11\ocDet' contact of loan n•w u •~o -""' ·-------------· --................... ---ua;opea......---. c:it.i.-.NetSIJO••-or•• service problems. Ex· .... 1 . .-. PAINTER wanted, pro·•--"--------
more. Orao1e Coaal ••ALOflRCI perieoceiodemands.as Mka,.Dept.Girlfti. feulooal exp nee.
Yellow Cab, 11300 II\. Part time, 10.2 llooday I~~~~~~~~~ sumpttona. recOft· Sm C.M. firm aeeka -.otllorMO-a&:ie.
Herrman11.i l'ount.aln tbru ~l. part time HSICPICOOK _ liveln w:yancea, tax lmpounda. Valley. U'O of Sla&.r ~ U .50 hour. u... a. dri · ~t penaJUa fJ ~-oril\I w .. 11111 e In · Pldinl Lot Bootb AUen·
behvQ Newbope Ir Cell l"wlanatl 55'7·9051. ·--reqa aJ*T • V· abl.e to conduct eacrow --n-a •• 1• D· daot.. Call Judy or
Qdid) £.0.Z. ina . Top pa7. Ref. analy11l1. Good •erbal :i=v~i. ~~!! 1_8arveJ ___ MZ-*4 _____ _
~~~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~~1 -•..;....;JISl_______ COC'Dl"111>tcat.ioa a tJPI.... ., I· •. ._ opeo Cor qualified Pmtioi Lot Attendant. ~ ~i eo. paid pman.. 11/P Call Cbria SCdJt Coat Piasa area,
bmlfttl Is .,ad awtlnl fer..,.,..... 551-4111 slOd Cot ntlred penoa.
aa1uy for quallOed CAD• ll/IM'dJl.-.0108
dldate. l'w 1oot. call oar PAIKINO A'M'ENDANT
Peraono•I ·outce at • ,......,. ... ~for
M>4SexU02 ... E.O.E. ._ ...... Good paJI JIMhlli.llt Trainee preftl' _......;. _______ ..., ___________ ....._ ________ _
._.,, ... pene.nce for
llDall mlt ftrm In lrvlOt.
Call Rll•Y, for appt. ,,,.
..
..
It' I ltDi• ::It~:::.:.:: Uoe? ,.,, • reula1
t ......... Im. call
u ~•J ·for •• I•· -...W.l'lllllecallllar·
t:rle ClarllL •u. ·--11111•••••"-~ ... , ..... c..
....... .....10
.. ceptloal1t/Geaer1l • Ofe. Newport •r••· Haanltol. ... 111L
Ttte above J)Olltions are for our new
1tore loCated lo Mesa Center, 211 E.
11tb Street, Cotta Mesa.
AppUcatiom are being accepted lOam
to 5pm at the convenient tollowine
locatloo:
SALES GIRL -Outaoln& & friendly. 11 yra or older. Jr. sportswear.
f\ill or part·Ume. The
Secmd Glance, 2122 w.
Oce1nfront. N. B .
«75-3.111
IWelady wanted, full or
Ptr, &nfer experience
lo inlanta/chfldren 'a wear. Call for interview. Y~aod 2300 Harbor Bl. Harbor Shopping ar. 545-1440
()peaiqforexpertneed dint, P /Hd P/tlme Yll'Md•=e.cNdel: llCllJ AIY Senic• StatJoa Allen· ~ • ~
Secretarf t_o_ Sal.. ....,, .... avail. ... 10 X t ul1r1 . Call
Maaqer. Qualllkallou brio.a.t. Apply Harbor Samdcraftamal Audio. I 0 e I u d. tr,, ID.. VlewSblll. 25CIOSu Joa· (714-1111 shorthand , ability to qwn HUia &d. CdM.
lllCftwUllaumber16ln· eM-auo TYPIST um ........ mstnAve. Small trY PoOdle mlx-:-~::..~~&bcll --Sakll--.Xlnt--~--~y-~M-· RECZt11~sb~ G.G. 16MlOS Very lova61e. 493·27H
ceUent MAie beneltta • lilt. lilqr. Top:ii-~ =• for typlat. ewa. --------workln1 conclillona in beDeftta + proflt · ~al. 1en. otrlce. Clllt lrm bel!ltub. claw Free beautiful kitten to
pr1._ Newpe>rt Be1cb I.Ill. Bntaervice + clleo· Exp, pref. Salary opn foat.SUI ...___ Id location. Pie ... include tele. Ex.per. only . a.n~ · ia.torJ IOOd ._..... 5 mo. o .
Hlary requirement• Children a Bootery. _-._n_•_· -----
with re1wue • Hod to Newport Beach. Mr. TYPIBT/Rr.cEPTIONJ.91 'U'•1• 1010 Buutitu1 Calico altered
P.O. Box '7410, Newport llU&er,Mf.3'1&. Buayfroatofllce, prtvatAI "•••-•••-••••••••••• female CAT. To older
Beacb, CA tm> E O E eauatry club. 54iMl'1'7. CASH PAID --------. · ' · SllMH Wabr/drua/Refrl1a.
Need bus cbaptrOae on -~ .. :.:_:ST~CL::':•=·~·I Mllflinlor not 951-tm , ........ s.cr • ...,
Needpeop&e penoD to ...
al.It ln coonllnaUoo of
National Tradeabowa.
Stron1 typlDI akllla,
some 1ccount1n1 •1t· perteoce, detail work,
dedaioa makm,, • some travel. Xlnt co. benefits
& wortdDI coada. Good
atartln1 salary. Call ~541M13'.
Secretary. aeneraJ office, eood typ1n1. ,excellent bmefha. 8 to s. 845-2111.
Secretary, full lime.
ln1ne area. Salary open.
Mutt be responsible. ac·
cural.e typbt, have prol.
manner' & appearance.
~ eeod resume, incl
salary h1llorY to: Ad f 522 c/o The DaUy Pilot,
P 0 Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, eaur. 92528.
Sec:retarlaJ Ready to go
back to work? En try
l eve l position In
bn*erage firm. We wUI
tram you Quallficaliona needed IU"fl depend1blli·
ty, able to work well wttb
~ fl 50wpm typhi1 lkilla. Hra are from
8:3DAll to IPll. P&eue
COlllact lln. Pratt ror iD·
WYWw. Mf.tlll
s.t. to 8DOw Valley. rr.. 1 11 n
trans • lift ttt. Over se1oa UMd Retritera&on
21 -Leadeublp up. SIOOt·SUJO WMbenfJDryen
be1ptul .... TI03 Al Golden West C:Ol!:f;e BA.ROAJNS.SdVJCE aett Appltmce 511-0nl Suck Bar, part time ln Hwatlnston Bue . Al•• "Adami. HB. wluada, caabler/food ~ acbedu&e. A tuU
pnp. Mat1&re. Seacliff t1me poUtbl wh.11 out·
Ocurmy Club,-... •tndlnt friqe beoeftt.a. Hotpolat Berri1 . "'8 I e 1010 Nauaabyde sofa, black.
lcemlker. copr:x,r1oDe. --·•••••••••••••••••• s·. x1nl. cood, only $100 Apply~· Nov. ah. STOCll.cMIL 19'1'1 to C:Ommwt.ity
Permanent or OC Coll11e District, 1J'70
Airport, &am-4:30pm, Adami Ave, Costa Mesa.
Man-'Ibura. TI4-S0.»41. E.0 .E. 111/P'
11». Bdrm aet . Dbl **I IUY ** Roblmaa.S41·5M7. bed an. w uber $50
'79-1413
Dryer UO. AM I F Iii Goad UMd Furniture fl 81.uett bdrm set. btfi 9
pboae UO. Hoover ~-OR I wlllaell drwr dreuer w1m1rror.
vacuu.m $40. Misc am arSEU.forYou matching nt tbl s ,
appl. etc . llller11n1 MASTIRSAUCTIOM dellpef'at.e. lost Job. $5()0
,......,...DIEMT Veterinary llecepUoalat, ~lD~iaa~~-~~~.~~~1~71~7--l '461616 & IJ).t6zs complete Al.lo rnd Cud·
part time, nperienced dlechr, P> 646--0844 lmmed. openin&. 4 yn 0 r w l 1 1 t r a i D • P'ri1iMilre. frost-free. CA.SH PAJD
eqir. u auperlnt.endenl ollw ...-: JtlDt cood. U Movl.o& Sale. Sofa, dining
niq. camm 11-F 8:30 to !!.~!.' ~~0ol Pet MIL SlTS.611.,..thve For Id~· f~~ · tab6e & ~let. twn & dbl
5:30.979-2883 ~--·-• · qlatrC 1 beds. chatn, bar stools. Antique G• stove, 50 yn freezer & file cab111et.:.. Talmed y"""'" man to Veterinary Aulatant. old on CMt iron 1e,. 115. fllOEl HOME ~7408 ...__ Animal care, uaist doc· G _, ... -c tralnforprec:laiooi.Datru· tor. 1eneral cleanln1. MUVe. 25yn ..... ...., ment repair (no elec· Part lime. Apply In both working. Used f'I MC ftUT $Al.£ Go6d., wtut.e qu.ai· super
tronic:s) Mutt be reli•· hm-4pm. 20301 partab6e diabwuber $40. "'-U«~ fi.nn S&mmons maureas
hie, have manual dex· ~Ave Santa Ana M2-4lml Decorator fUMliture fl & boll spring w/frame t.erity & excellent vision. ... , ... ,,,7~ ~--Cedar Glen A1ao w/attch vibrator Lona trainin& period. On· · _, ~· llaaat lell; Electric dryer· Townbomea, ~ Elden l...IU new. Sll.S. 6'6·95:19
ri 1 ed :dot coad. $100. "-06 .. 9 ly se ou.s y interest Vitamin Dt.atributlna Co.. 631.3918 Ave. .......... ••· l1 to New bo
need apply. Call for in· to labeJ and botUe pro-dai.ly.MU'71t. Plex~f.4!1 \a~ ~~o
terview appt. between ducta. P /Ume. hn fiexi· Whirlpool rein& .. dbl A&trac. ada fl loveseat Jlaols, cost Sl.416. sell for
7·9AMonly.546-0806 ble. $3.50 per hr. No door, ice·maker, frost Cat l '7t$. Sell 1295 -· Nalri paoe lee boJt
Teacher'• Aasl1tant, heavy liftin&. Kristy, free. Olive P'fleD. l..i.ke Earthtonea 2wka old cost $390 sell ~9. spec:aa1 claues for ban· _TJ0.5 __ •______ _new_!_S125. __ -._9_1_70 ___ 1 Wooden colfM mwtlbla ~ a.tb vanity est
clcapped adul&a. 2 years Wamin l*t.rtbuUq C:O. l\\ 1' old I dr refrta. 25'' co6al' coaaoAe $195 SLOOI MU-. import· ~req. _,_ F/Ume ab1ppiD1 dept. almlBd ealar' suo. EJee ~o color portable. ed K.oiabt in armor est
Xlllt aDd VACI· SUD iG .. .00 per b.r. de-.,.,, <m17 I mo.. wtuce --ll,1W . ..U 11.-. Recen· •~~UCP.AW~ daya pmdlnt cm aper. lame _..,_._....,, ______ Dlllilal ...tm din t.ble • 4 cy 8CllllDft' C9t a:a. sell :~. -w. tiftiac brtol..S. Kristy. $19. &419 Harvard, Santa Ana TJ0..1111 Like new apt 1z cbra, walnut hn1sh. --------
~ --------....._,,..dryer. tz50 4.S"nid w/leaf '3"oval --------1 Waiters ll Waltreuea botb. Oabwsbr UO IDOd eoad S1ll5 Ma&h TEACHERS needed part time . -... np t.bl 4chn, extend to
Nelementary4iJrbiJb I~ only.$ da~ ~ --------1 71"SUD 557·1182
_ _._, -~-,_8 _.._n 1_ week. Private Club. Kenmore wuber xlat. _ .,_,_ Sol ~to""'-'::' arow'"". 644-5404 CODd. sz. r ... -· 7' •.•. 2 ..... -...._... 831·5122 cbain,li!Oucb in&enrollment. WAITRESS · wanted Part SC.Dll C... carittl9 or full Ume. ~ El
Matador nee Npt. Blvd.
C.M.~
ROPER electric dbl oveo
stove, avocado $100. Bedecora1.iqSale! 7' Mila
HOOVER U p rl I h l Ume/wbit. Sl7S. Gius
vacuum cleaner $20 coffee lb36' tbl SlOO.
•tlOI Round gius ~ ll'OD plant --------•shelf ISO. Sm form1ca R.efrtl/ Pn:r. 11 cu ft. 4 yrs woodcrwJDed fSpc dinu11 old.. copper Xlnt cood. let m . 3pc Cbildll fum
$14.S.IMMMJ S'7$ All alnt cond. --------· 59-7117• Refrl 115. !lee dryer ISO • . s..&wl. lCMpm. 1613
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n<l'AMlLY. IDll•
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A"liftJSr U&. W .oatr •:•'°I. lTJI'~ llirl·
T\' PEWRJTER. tl<'c·
l fl l', llC(.'Cf.'> d n Vt: bl'I t
S2!1 Bra:.s f1rt-plar1·
~rreen SLS. with an
d1ron~ $25 ~rfboard.
good rond1llon S35
M1n1 hike. need:.
motor S20 Reducing
machin e, belt
vibrator S2lJ 548-8513
or ~-4485
Call a
Daily Pilat
AD-VISOR
642-5678
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O>~Uottedeoupoaa, Stereo Harmon Kardon ~!~~'U.l~Y ~..:.= = Ori91 ... : ·-•actsst, ..-.. ..,._ ll••• · ~~ d la f.: .... ~JI.I.-~··-
1htlfle Cat ew1 kll• 1t11• a 1110 ...
l100 Otat.ioo •mp 6 pre-amp -a::fs.t. Ir Sun.
OOPYllACHINE M0-4454 Advant.e 1pknl, Pioneer Coramdo23'ebp/ob head Enedive lloa. 9124/'lt
0..t"1PUer· ~ nae dryer, new comm'I tape plyr, VIC tmtbl • boktioC laok, lalley, SADDl.8.ACX
~lelL • Gneatree/Culor • Prt.cit. MZ-103a. PU' lJQited ~.,..·-.Wea WfOUllbt.lroa llt.e tut &r .., ~ · VHF. 1 tereo. al pa 4. flOID
lrvlne Racquet ODUPOftl. lrav ... roda.llSM674 at" Co6or TV, od.a work. man. id cond, fla avail J:MOS.llalo.SutaAna ..._uni.....10.• Oa1•w .... 1e&M w..-1111aa..00Db.
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OUbf~llMIDbe= ~ Z " Bo)''a bike, twin size $40. Ma1navo.x stereo _~ ___ ev_es _____ 1 AttbtCorn«olWamer
r:'11• Tea~~ NC I u b . <l*&nd martJle pullman mattreaa Ii box 1prin1 comol.e '175 54S-5821S. 33' Tartan Ten. Race Wln· ___ ~ __ 7_0_7_0 __ _
more. i..nu.. w.., ol1 dr .. Hr, book ea~•·
tnlltOltrDr eb.alr. l•JDP•· m1ol
...... Days. top. porcelain sink &r ..,..,aft2:30. 2l"Colorcooaole. v. aood ner. Fu.Uy eqpd, S aa.t1a. CAR DETAIL ANO
raata•...zMl. cond. lell or trade for Mstaell! Ml-ml POUSHING St1-C122
-----· ---blllHb·red/wbt, mite. Fam Table uquialt.e old·
SAT. Ull &. W'Olon. Cll. ....mi:m. fub.lOMd model with ~~==-Al:::.14 ~ SaM: Sat only. =r:=~:::~:~
re1Jroed U.. Bike. fS&m. ~·pad ::; '\{~· value, aacriflce $415.
boo blrd eaae. mlae. llotpelor:o-fr:f fri&~ Dllliverfree.131-8102
... 1111 -. many ii.em. 11-SJO. 1 WQ Ucket from L.A. t.o
Scbwbm CRS. O Ford c:p EverJtb1nl soar I 9·3. Ha wall. Beal Of fer.
Uc ID ll•. TV. f~ M5-74M.Cub0Dlf. IG-,_.or511-787hves :..:. ~~~!a Pl GABAOE SALE: 1812 Adult Bally P loball
C.11 SlilJSu.W. · Jama.lea Rd. C.11. Plot Machine. arcade ai&e
· PGlll t.bl. detk. 90fa, Ii eo.sia
A N T I Q U E S «c.autaSuo.12-4pm. ---------nJRNITURE Ii lllSC New Retrt1 $325, Phofte lncl'I Bnas Cuh Sat.sun tam-4pm, D/W ans macll $50, Ladles BePter' ti metal " wood NS. nlril te. Compact 31pd bike never used MO. t.runL Buffet. dreuen. ..a.-•. Oolorcoo.aole Sean Gu BBQ w/ataod
An&q. kltcben utenalla. TV ll.50. Record player &rcoverS250. Mf·1481.
Otber m1u tte1111 SAT '40. Ind. HWiDa mach t-5 Pll at 1664i Mt $l50. W bed, compl 125 ~ Bdrm1uite.1ood c:ond Antique iron macb S60 $200. Bkenteonlal State Darwin, Fto. Valley. M1ac &-11118. · nap 11t day covers Neer lllle Square Park. · SG>. N2-0207
YA.RD SALE
Toys, Ouiatmaa Tree de· American Airline ~%
coraUooa, 6 new gear Olacount Coupons. $50
moton ($30). chairs & ea. <3)548-7137
Two ~ price American
Airhnea co upons.
MU.100. u& for Betty.
Dbl came!back aola, con
temp. chrome lamps,
paclurea & acce11.
wuber/dryer, household
ltema. "'7-4300 Garage
Sale Sat/Sun.
SCRAM-LETS small tv. 873 1163 38' Beautiful Norwe1iao WEEK ENDS OHL y
Hll'W(IS L g stereo console, dsl crwaln1 sloop, re· Pad.Ory out.let van nliru ~n AM/FM 8 trk tape, re furbished i5. loc Npt truck seats H7ea
Ramrod _ Ripen -carder, SUO 499 5081 moonng. Owner aays sell Pedr.9t.a1.I cs Ht. Cover PhoW -Heane _ th11 weekend $34,000 ll0.55.al*I.
RE p A I R M N Bkr. 714·673·3951 l24 A loah & MlriM hrs) '6' y......a 3llO -0 • lrana. 1be electric toothbrush &...1_... · uou ~ ... •-de i h h ....,...r--.. • ---------• rdator & dnve shaft .., a Y ce w ic re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10' Saa.line Olnghy • cnlr Late Cad torque con
quil"f8 that you also see locls. McstM brd·maho1 int Top verter 5411-71.51, t.be REPAIRMAN twice ·,tp • 9030 w.ler.1425 873-6108
a year. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Happineu 11 uaiog
A.Mway products. Call now for free products ~c••rOlll GUY MA.AIME
brochure. Exciting Wmhd 1011 'lbetreditiooalbeavydu
For uf.e Cal 34 flaogt:r 23
by owner. Call
'Tl VW Sq Back· Auto No
motor $350 Call 548· 1838
altllpm
Chrlatmu Gift ideas. ..••••••••••••••••••••• ty, U&htwe11ht marine _., WANTED Used Port.hie malne To 350 HP Ge·
---------1 automatic tennis ball nuine new part•
!bur' United Airlloes 50% mach. 873-3146. 875-6817 ~ Dt.str. Brlatol
dilcountticlteta ·--------•I Services, (714>892·8541
675-t835
'58 Newport.er Ketch. r-; 73 YW G '-J tram. ~ '79 Sale/Cha~r SlOO. 642·ll087
Brll:r Bockm1 lier .
~
:MS-2288 NAUGAHYDE CHAIRS
Would Laite to purchase 2
matchlnl ARMLESS naua. cbams. wh!te pre
rerred. Call evea
540·S721. Reasonable
prtceonly!
Mariner Se" t • n l :II' Clipper Sloop '75. II&.
12-18 5 Ttret. ~ima ruo
~ ---Amencan AirUnes Ya fare
coupon MS. Cal I &&S-6819
aftSpm.
NAUTILUS SPA Mem·
benlb.ip. For sale. $125.
675-81162 aft 15.
!Tama ya) Complete fu1Jyeq1.1p "d Alllliol for S.
DX> value for 1325. Used SU JOO 846-3033 ......... • •••••••••••••
_vel'Y __ l_itU_e __ 55&-&t __ 96 ___ ~-. -Scboc--k-D-ay_c_rw_se_r.
•ZODIAC* a.acnfltt at l2900 Or Best
Offer. 6'$-9147 Eves
IMPORTANT
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READER.SAND
ADVERTISERS
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•Doftsei-t NEWPORT BEACH
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Au.eaUon boU owners!
460VI. dual tanks. air
cond .. ena.lae control, macs. Jow.low muee " spotjea' UJllSS7 ).
$6411
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
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CO<.TA Ml !ti\ t.4 J f;OIO
GMC 71 J/4 TOM
rtCllUP
W1tb delWte 1beU'
f\llly eQWPOfJ(i Wlth only
22.000 111iles. Sacnflce
pnce for quick sale
CZ:m81
Death c-aaJe of hlhld
demi, campin1 •sport-iDI sear Ii much more
10c·l25. •t Senate St. Betweeo Vlctorl a &
WUaon N. Set-Sun only.
sofa bed, Farberware ~ Unhed Diarount brotler &r attachments, Coupons 980 Hand I awn m o w e r ......... 1 _ _.
and more! SatW'day 412 Aft&wtd)'I '551_m64 w/catd1er. Llke new $35 -
PORT·A MARINE
INFLATABLE BOATS
2925<:.ollege, Costa Meti.i
(714 l S40 ro70
t070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
The pnce of 1tl!'m1
advertlied by veb1cle
dealen in the ~eh1rle
clu11f1ed advert111n1t
cUWDDI does nol Ulclude
any appltcablf' ta ites.
JIMSll'IOMS
IWC>trn
2 Famlly, lu1&••e. Uoena, Broedway, Costa Mesa. ' ~· Call Carmen 835-5320 ...,.._..._ 1083 5UPS AY AIL.AIU
Y AC Newport ~1
19'10 HARBOR BL VD
COST,, MESA bric·•·brac, clothes, 5 Famil) Sale. mime<>·
shoes. mlac. 2UO Elden graph. offi ce desk.
Jethro Tull tickets <2 > for <tya, ~nights. ••••••••••••••••••••••• iJ Evmrude. LShp, elec
Nov 14tb.. 4th row. S35 ea. Marun Uke. over 40 yra tnc start. long shart. S400 IJl-tJOO
Ave. CM. Sat. 8-4. copiers, lntettom. dining 7ll>-0280Jim. SO'h olf Uruted 6Jrlmes c*I Beautiful cond Call ftrm 493-6264
coupons $40. ea (5 > Henn 548-8584 Slips Avail Call
Judy or Harvl')'
642.4644
liceOSC', lrao.fer r~e•. ---------
:>57-1188 9040 f~ cbarlefi, fen lor .•.............•....... Garage Sale, Sat. only
Zl7 E. Wilaon St. <Wil.son
&Orange>CM.
table. chairs & buffet.
Much more. 1281 Logan,
Stec. Rearparldng lot.
Moving Sale daily till
11/20. Bar-Stoola·Furn
Much more . .as Acacia,
QlM 873-0897
Fn1pda1r e dbl oven 2
broilers, 4 burner plate
Sl75. Twin bed. box spr-
i.ogs, Xlnt. $147. Gerue
gar d.r opnr 125. Sink dis·
PoSal $35 Dinette tbl
slldl.n& top seats 8 $175.
700-1331
Ampeg SVT JOO watli.
Twin Baby Carriage, PX). Sunn Concert Con
Adler Sewing Machine. trolJer I S?.50 640 9690 •XI' Seu·R11y Wt1ekendt?r
Imm al' co nd
SIJpi1 Av11.1lable. Charter
lease back Newport
Ba yview Yachl Club
631 ID>
IW" poOuuoo control d4!
V\ce cerlll1cat1ons or dt'
aler documentary pre
paral.IOO charge:. unleas
GMC '68 1 ton Pickup
11400 Firm
IWC) 211181
10' Sofa, SlOO. wood
kitchen tbl/cbrs. nick
nackl. dbl dr refrlg
<needs com preuor >.
10-Spd Bike 964.Q'lO
New wtut.e toilet $40 & new
oval 11nk $10. Call
~1. Sat/Sun 9-5. 4202 H.ilarta Ha H lttald Goooda 1065
Way, N .B . (corner •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• lSO yrm used crpt, A·l tlapblp•H.Uari•> SterHnl Silverware oood,$1.7Syrd,
PRIZES WON ON TV
Value $10,000. Sell or
trade for RE. Car .
Jewelry. Call for list
6'2-4139
LADllS Du.Beny, serves 8. Opn
Haft )'OU IODe t.brouch stodL '750. 6'5-22AI.
)'QUI' cklletf Tllrn your Je•Jllrr 1070
aclOd cJaCbel lnt.o cub at •••••••••••• ••• • • • • • • •• CtaarUe'a Closet, 2052 30. DlaDlOod earrln1s.
Newport Bhd, CM white sold. Paid $400.
631-3473 Sell ll.50. Call 960-2289
644-1121
F'act«Y out.Jet Van mini
truck seat.a '87ea. Eng &
tlDeCOYnJ SlO. 559-8093
Seil with EASE I
11. ·s a BREEZE
Claualied Ada 642 5C578
University Athletic Club
membership, sacrifice
$250. Call 640·5709 aft
~
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don't mi.ss our
chri.stmas gift .train!
The Dally Pilot gift train is your special place to advertise items
tor sale as gifts at Christmas Time. This is the little train that
cant
J This 1P9Cial gift guide will appear each Wednesday from Nov.
21thruDec.19 reaching 108,000 houeeholct. each week. Run
• many times as you with. Samples of two of the many ad
8lZ88 _.. shown below -you can run an ad for five weeks for
•kM•S56.
DAILY PILOT
GUTS TOYS
JEWELSY
SPOllTJNG 00008
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CE&TIFICATEI
AtJTO•OBILE8
Beonner gwtar amp $6.';
Korg gwt.ar tuner. new
$'70 alt. 4.642·7063
Pvt party selling ever·
ytblng to o utfit a
beeutitul o(fice. Walnut
lolald secretarial desk &r
credenza. Oak exec.
Professionally main
tamed Many extra!I
Twn 4S4 Crusaders, very
lo hrs. Owner must sell,
purchased other boat
$33,000/080 Owner writ
finance. t8am -5 pm I
54(>.3383. alt 6. 640· 7822
1.llft. jet boat. 455 Olda.
Berk jet & new tandem
tr $400(). 847 ~-
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
18' TAHITI JET BOAT.
4S4 Chevy. Comp! rblt
Tandem trl r $4200
S67·19815. wkdys 536-5888
18 ' Sea RAV . OOhp
.J<imaon.. ll.k.e new. ~a11k1.
lr1r. 963-3163
JET SKJ iood rood,
ll.200
673-0983
Olherwi&e specified by
Ole .clvef1..LSCr -----
WATCH FOR
AUTO '80
A Sptt1al Section
1n the
Dally PllOC
November lSth
'64 Chevy l ton. Fllbd dP.lmc>. fkylo, 4 apd, SI.ID>
cash as Is 642·3224 ----,, Chevy Lu v good gas
mileage $1 .!llO make o( •
r~ Call 0.;ve. 898-9000
'TT Olt>vy Sllverado .\to ton
p1 r kup, good cond
Custom 1ntr lots of
~ TI0.5601.
"78 Bluer 4X4. Must sell
desk. 36x72" &r credenza. 441\. Manne Trader World
tables. chairs, hie Yacht Trawler MagruC1
cabinets 1upraghl & cent custm decor. 9 mos
lateraJ >. bookcases, end old Great bve aboard.
tables. carpel protec radar. exten1>1ve ele~
t.ora, Paymaster. Xerox trorucs. 3 state rmi.. 2
telecop1er, steel case bath,,, llJ0.000 Or trade
secr eta ri a I de s k . Sll0,000 eqwly for clear
seemanal chairs. etc. c:ondo or house Ownr ,
Cail 714/675-5716, 549·7154 caJI collect 213·277-6069
T1 ' llrri..._ New ures. spoke whls. Dec typewnter Jl.50, ofc 1!JT1 23' Mako. turnkey ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 15th Annual Oran1e AM/FM 8 lrtl. A1C. P is. desk & chr szoo. 957-1337 equapped. $13,900 farm ! County International PB. Lo n:uJea Many ex
t.wn9AM·lPM. Great marlin boat. (714 > t 1 ZO AW> Sbow will be r.tov . t.ras Best o(r 640-5711
lf73..9363 ember 21 thru ~h at cfys eves 768-0640 Used 4'x12' tradltlonal ---·---~--••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim Convention ·
atyl.e walnut conference '6' Urullit.e 34' FG. FB. 1977 Chinook Ca bover eeur iJ Dodge \.'J too. Club cab
t.bl. Al.lo larae selection Twul 325 Mer Cr Enas. Camper with rear ex w/rear seats Great for
ol used dellta, chrs. & new 1n '76 Windlass. t.enuon for abort·bed pu. loda. ~orS:Jl-4789.
files. McMaban Dealt lbw Pul. Swim step. Out $750 642-9540 Alllf•u/
&42-8450. AD"l·F.AN"'!,. pllnl' '7D8.epHeralnd.. U1la1ta.d lltiH t I 40 Clilleks 'SJO ~:-" ~l. ~~=~ ~-...................... . Copten, Copiers, Copiers Shaft. Prop•. Upbol. •-•••••••••••••••••••• ...... -. St>ecial pa10t. " ori""ft•llu •iooo '73 Avaot1 S1lver·blue __.. ....,_,.,,. over • at Carpet, Drapes. PumJ19. Moped tood t'Ond. '76 w/Wtut.e lthr mter. Full rm.rb more. Mint cood.
$100ea. Sat ·Sun. 1281 Must sell In 14 days Clmanb red. Sacnfu:e Muat see. 759·1M24 or LcJpn. Ste C Rear park· became o( lou of abp RIO. SJ&.4UO I o a d e d . 15 3 K o r a 1 7»flli.
1D1lot. Brsl oiler takes eerore mi .•• 500. an. s call.
" ... .,1_,,, ·-~ Aft 6 •. tw::•I _•_11_41 ______ 1Dataun '77 King Cab, ..... 1017 "'_, ___.. • S&-.. lws t150 All /Fii, air, 14,000 wlmda, 714/840-21582. l93S Ford i,.,T pickup, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• very lood concL ~. ml.la. M500/olr 642-9640
msH0M0 PUPS Wl tiberllu boat & Lrlr 1972 HONDA. CR 12S _m._Uil5l _______
1
• "73 ChlY)' pickup wtutlli·
AKC ~-7 weeks wn4 Mercury 6Shp out· Very lood shape. t:iOC> l>' bed. sno. °"trade for old. Weaoed. Sbota. $12$. brd. lobrl. 548·71.58 Call: '151 Studrbaker Lark. bl I bi .. 8C7-0700 49M7470r497-2874 ~t for parts. &ood reuoae e 1 &e ae. ---------•Uolnlte 28 ' F 8 ., twn .. 541-$131 "'-& Orgml 1090 Cluy. 225 eoaines. auto '9KAWASAKJ · ... ootl4CM733.
•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• C02, VHF, DF. tabs. 14 YAMAHA 250 EDduro,
1wim step • much more xtrt an1 ••••100'1 of NEW • USED pianoe •organs. •up. Dealer751-ll21
Al I maho1. Int. • 71 SlTLtJKJ Rll S>. xJnl cockpit. Bri1tol cond. canl
Y All.AHA. deluxe prof. $19.500. 8?S.2!im 'Tl SEARS 3 bike trtr =. Model U3HS.
ebony. ~·2639
[)mperate' Ftahln& boat. AUTO SCAN 4030 01 -
19'11', mabo1aoy vee di....,,..
bull • trailer M4S or M4-27Zl afUPll/Wbda
Hammond H·300 with rmkeoffer. 541-?at
harp & rhythm. Mu1t
ael1 I uooo. Great '87 Grand Banka 38, twin
Chriatmaa 11tt. Daya dal, Offers. Brkr ..... _ ...... for J ·'' ...... &>ckmlll«~. ~ ,.,... "'"""• ---------• '73 Triumpta TR·f. 'SI _EWll __ ._175-_87 __ . ____ '77 Boalon Whaler Triumph Bonneville
'lbomaa Orpn" Beocb. SporUJ, 25bp. en1. Chopper <Bullet>.
Bh)1..bm section, color Trailer, ACCESSORIES _•_1151 ______ _
.00. compl mmlc course IS100f7H117
IDd. tllOO/olfr. 561-912. ...... Ill 9060
"78 K.awaatl, atreet 6
road, lo mt. l'OOd cond.
$275 w/bell ltelmet .... Ya~a 112! Conaol• _._ ....... •••••••••
x1Dl cGDd formerly Oi ·•. Loden 18, 25ft, va.rn Ainelia'a. it,I00.175-tn• bu II , I II p l D N 8 beautUul. UOOO .,. KZ IOO. Immaculate.
PUU usm PIANOS IM4IOJJ>. ::=.zmL Sacrifice suoo. == !~:~ CllALOQ( J1 Yamaha toO Enduro. X1nt .,.ll.11 ,._ ftllerSlau cnatna eord. '300
UDritt.U,Splneta. cutter. Profe11tooa1J1 ~ -6Granda mat.am Wit. Tea.Ir •Cid
Oreatbu1s-mmt... loterior. Loaded wltll ...._,......_ S./
pat bacludlDI dleMI, .. JS.. ... f 160
8aJdwiD wtact.aM•Nlilprator. --............. ..
•'Grand Pluo a• ad, to c n 11 • fOl IAUIU
--1 .,,........ :lo'.' o&r. 1171 Jllrftll • ft l(Jnj
t' 1'awll a.c.t Grand, (TIA> -. • Prt•ate llotorbome. la lm:
IYCll'J k.,., otw. Dk. '*"· mac.late condition
m.tm OOWJIBJ• I .I mettr ~. 09b' 11,000 •• ~t111H111 IOfJ Bloop, .... ..,.,._. nuJ11e •ll•r. ru111 ....................... .. .......... , =~~~
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............... CM; C'OOd. 11n.r.cONS'AUfSD, ..... w .. Aidll!lpT ea.am UMONAIL&•-
y.. 9170
'87 <l:lrvlUJ' Convert. 4 apd. -·••••••••••••••••• M.<XI> mi, l ownr 90me dmla/rwt S20QO. Ml).IM4 "11 Ford ~T. YID W /air,
·1001 body, hvy duty
'9 Auallo·Healey 1oo.e. trailer bltcb. 351 v.-at.k
mecb &lat. Deeds paint le 1bllt. 15K mL S.500.
upbolatery, 12SOO/OBO. -~--------
May tnde ... 918 ,, Dodp B-300 lull pwr, ••1•1111 air, ma11. lleadeu,
V..... tlJO pmelttq. SUDO. --
'"••-•••••••••••••••• "JI ClleY)' VDJO 1 'T1 Toyota Jeep, 20.000 ma 1aq. conftrtect~
mUea, lllJlt cond. lluat tnet. ... olf• •
aell. lleke olfer. Da,p, tM"7M ·
MMOlO; eve. 711-lnl
"7J Dodi• Sportrman.
Qbn bit., I erto. nm • Ilda ped.. ml0/090 •WN
,, Prowler, 17', ., .. '·
l -buroer 1a1 ato••·
refrl1. kllcbeo lbl,
cbet., cablne&a, Pllfect
cond. lo ml. Winter 'T7 PQrd El50 Chat.au,
Btrpba.Price."1.tJ.12. V ... Air, P/81 P/8, A(Ca
4 ......... tllO -~=·.g.=: -•••• .. ••••••••••• AIA/Fm I &.rd. +.-_
"71 Doae Ralfttaar1er Aft. Mid Me. Xlllt OoM. aA·hllY equipped • ~80. Ml4N ._ ONLY JJ..000 mUta!
.... Call .... after.
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lt1t041'1UM
.UCOUPI ________
1
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1t erl•I • wladow1, ~ CDllb'OI. air ecncl .•
aln-H, welour lat. • op. (111179 ).
'12DAT1UM
240..1
Ruor abaro a.oz coupe. ~Uc, alr. 1iereo, wtr.. Lodla and runs cbnam.lte. <mOGAM ) PHI
IOIWITHAM
¥0UCSWA•B4
1lllO Weltminlter Ave .
in Westmm.t.r
OM.YSI l,ttt
...Oft DATSUN
•DoveStnet NEWPORT BEACH
IJJ..IJOO ----
'11 DATSUN
200SX
Alrcoadltlonlq, 51Pffd.
steel radlals, AK/FM
1tereo. tacb. aauge1.
17,030 mile.a . 12
Mo./12,000 mUes .service
contract available.
<mVNS> • y ................ c.... .....
"' ................ '1
, ________ , m.7S51 838-7880
lt71DATSUM
ZOOSXCOUPI
4eyl., automaUctrans. &
AM/Fii stereo radJo. A
lharpcar! (830UJD).
$5398
SANTA ANA
DATSUN PORSCHE's
WANTED
Allow .. the opportunity
to CGlllider the purchase
or tnct.in of your cleu
f'onebe. Cheek with Us
'n>dQ!
IOI McLAl&I'•
&
850N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
(S Mi:No. of SA Fwy>
Ul4J5Z2-S3ll
Sunday by Appl.
Mow°"" $4425
MIRACU MAZDA
2150Harbor Bl .. C.M.
645-5700
2001 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana 5S8-7811
_"""""'....._ W tlJ. I .,...S. 6BABPt
• -Harbor 81vd. IS/IS IQIJt, _,,,/bit otr. iaecnaa Wp, • 1pd, air,
OOITA llUA --roof ratk, rwa.1 wen, •----------""' 979·2500 "D 9M. a.o Iker. nbJt enc. SllOO/ofr. mom
ll:iad eoadt ot11 owner. ,._.. • .c. 21mn. illlO ~lo mlle9, ......... bod1/medadat..u;mt =.:'*• ... l'P. "14 Carrera. N-. Ht .• l~•:?IG~lm~=------1
~aouq.alltstrb. ,.._,. t7'7
'14 110 II ~. lo ml, 1'.IK. 080. Aller 7. -•••••••••••••••••••••
Vfll"I COM cond, new Mm. <n055T.t1Tt. Mliw tf79T'..._.. s-1111 fr elutd!. tee to·~ •......-prec. *1IOO. 4'MI02 'T2 llA.i.1~ I Fii c Jll, -'Sft1'RllS
... 9744 "'* MOOO. In .aodt few lmmectt•
•••• .. •••••••••••••••• • f75.4lllt detiv.y I S. US before W 911-T, gocJd toad. rblt >'OU~ ---------:.,:
eq. 5-apd, mas wbla, TODA YU!
2115 tb.rbor Blvd.
OOflf A lll!SA ""'lt7t 979-2500
t t79 JA.UAll
XJ6L
''Tnle Depoce" ... Save
\bolll ... l (400YDll ).
MUSTSllUI
RACH IWOITS
.. Dov• Street NEWPORT BUCH
71z.ot00
~ J., MO sed. Excel.
caod. Must see. $4,230 or
best. M2-0:M2 .
76 XJS: Sable/Tan. WeU
.....
More people buy tbe
llGB coavertible than
8Q1 other too•ertible!
See US before you bay
TODA YIU
21125Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500 cared for. Sll.500. --------
Neaollable terms . 77MGI
631-0749 A M I F M s l e r e o . ~-------1 aaKIPS> ~.!:'!l! ...• !?.3.! $4695
'74 Ghia Convertible, orig,
radials, $6500. 541-2695
JIMMARIMO
VOUCSWAGIH
tl7ll BEACH BLVD.
'&4 KannaM Ghia Con· HUNTINGTON BEACH
vertible. Claaaic, runs ___ 8_4_2-_Z_O_O_o __ _
aft 6pm/wlmds
great. 673·3978or873-8689 MGC GT.'68 6 cyl, rare
Blaupaank\ All /Fii • :=:i:-=·cood. ~ New batt. sz.no. __ -g;...
IS1-tl29 21125 Harbor Blvd.
...... t75' COSTA MESA ....................... 979-2500 #l DEALER IH U.S.A.
~~VER
ROUS-ROYCE
1•.u~ ........,9Ndl ,._ _ ___.._....
-77TIJUMPH
Sl't1'RU
Q>mplete with AM I FM
stereo. amueo >
$4295
JIMMAllMO
VOUCSWA ...
1.8711 BEACH BLVD. 'frl Rolla Royce II PW.
Coupe SZU50. HUNTINGTON BEACH 1--------
64-2023
9760 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Demo SaJe ID Progress
142-2000
COMYlllTllLE
Ta-7s MOW HERE!
Coupes Abo AvaUable
fa' unmedlate delivery! s.e US Wore you buy
TODAY!!!
77YWDllS&
Very shall' be.lee Rabbit
2 door. 4 speed, radio and
heat.er. C~R I
SAVE!
IOIWITHAM
YOUSWAGDI
711>C>Westminster Ave
in Westminster
.. BMW 2000, new tires, 73 Karmann Ghia Con-classlc. 2nd owner. Xlnt
good body. needs ena vertlble. Xlnl cond. _S3_.ooo_s_a_c_S48-_4448 __ _
7tSAA9TUUO
With AM I FM Stereo
casaette &i low m1ltt.
S123 ). ll 1.900 -.z.,
RACH IMPORTS -"-l
~1S61 638-7880 .
'75VW
D.UHBl wort. BIO. PP 536-1233 ________ 1 $6500 '70 Convertible •77 MGI
~======~ :;;'76;:530l;:;:;;-,-:a:--;/:-c,-:s:nrf-:;-, a::-:m:-;:/f:m:--.U~NP.1'9P.',..PW...,'9!tl,...lll ·75 B210 : amtrm. air ~· Others. Ph AM /FM stereo, nice
8trtt, alJo)'S, p/s, lthr tnt . IH!~~~...:.w,i~~I ~· Call aft. 6. --------maroon color. only 23.000 AUTOS met. IP'. Xlnt. cond. $9400 ________ 1 '67 Karmann Ghia. AM -ongioaJ.auJes f353TMS>
8t8DoveStreel .,._,_,_ v d NEWPORTBEACH ~~~~d. ery nice car, goo
752-0900 l'COOOIDY .!.~9510 )
WAMTID ~obo~7S2-0~~195~·----Jlii;o;.;~i,;i;;i;iiiii;;;;iiii;;;;;~;;;:;I '74 280Z. Good Cond. Best FM, M1chelms, $1750. $4995
Don't trade. sell us your Tl BMW 3201. AM/FM offer. ~713 7 .30am & 540·5400 ___ _. JIM Md.IMO
979-2500 _ ..
'76 SAAi - -JIM MAaJMO
Waaonbaclt 4 spef'd, '79TalUMPH VOUSWAGEH
used Mercedes Benz. cua., A/C, met. blue. 'J3 o•JSUN _att_5_:30pm--"-_____ 1 Lo.ticM~.A 9715 VOLkSWAGIH c.u us to ftnd out wbat 811DO/Eves~ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18711 BEACH BLVD. ~~:!~Jo l.mpoworthrts . ___ FO_R_TH_E ___ • 1200 '77 DATSUN 810 '61 Ghia Conv. fast. rbll HUNTINGTON BEACH
radJO. heat.er, 1t1r cond1· SPtmRE 18711 BEACH BLVD
t1on1ng Velour up-AMt FM stereo. color HUNTINGTON BEACH
holst.ery. Low miles and Uke oew• See this one 842-2000
-""' LOW MlLEAGE. Coco trans. new top, 900mi. ___ 8_4_2_·2_0_0_0 __ _
131·1740 DtSCRIMIMATIMG 4 cylinder. 4 s J'ee d , Brown Excellent cond1 Sl500 548--4103 ~ 9746
like new <ooeo9 > before buy mg a new one' -------$3995 I02BWZM 1 '75 YW IUS
WANTED: Trans Van ueed. low m.Ueage. Must
tie In gd. concl & clean tlnout.646-«>96
........ Drftd ....................... ..... 9701 .......................
• ~ Eneliah Ford, -..ds work. Make Offer. __ • ._ma __ or_545-_l9_1_•·--
WATCH FOR
AUTO '80
A Special Sectior
lnthe
DaUy PUot
November 150-
'Ibe 15th Annual Orange
County International
~ Show will be Nov-
ember 21 thru 2Stb at
Allabelm Convention c.u-.
9705 .......................
AUAROMIO
DemoSale In Progress
?8ALIA ROMEO
SPOITS SIDAH
AutomatJe trans.. air
mad., AM/ Fii e usette
........ (1053).$8,999.
llACH IMPORTS
IMWIUYER AM /FM radio. 63,410 AM FM d _,.... miles. "Must See." We uon. / ra 10· A/C Maida 9738 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 2002 also have .a ''72 Model... Call Lynda at640-766S ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Opel Manta, auto. air.
Automatic, air. AF-FM <768.IFD> i9 RX7, 12,000 m1, x.lot AM/FM ca.as, reblt eng.
stereo, red msTAR) (IV£! '71240-Zauto,mags. Runs condltion$847S x.lnt MPG. orig ownr, '77 320f _,.. good. $3,0001 080. p . p . SC8-6373 Sl700/bst ofr 546-0408
Automatic. sunroof. AM-673-7359
FM stereo. topaz SANTA ANA (&M'J'JA ) '75 ~ Z 2+2. Cln, lots of
'77 3201 DATSUN aceess. 40K mi, 2K on 4 ~ AM FM new eng. steal at $5695 . ...,.,.,... · stereo 2001 E.17th Street Sat /Sun 645-03 14 & cassette. aunroof, air, Santa Ana '""'7811 ru.1< AUA blue '2llOSXE) ...,.... ~.
78 lZOI 197JDATSUN '75 280 Z. 4 apd. air.
Automatic. AM -FM 240'lCOUPI AM/FM.~. Pvt Pty
stereo cassette, white. With AM/FM 8 track Calleveswkdya963·3510
aunrool, (648VAX > tape, map It custom ln-'78 l20f tenor. "Ru111 great!.. '7 I DATSUM
4 speed, sunroof. AM-FM CiO'TMBH). 240 Z
atereo. Phoenix orange OMLY ~•599 The classic 240 Z .
(814TKJ.) ~ Loaded! Hurry wt\lle 1l 71.llCN MEW'POltTDATSUM lasts! Excellent condl
4 d i M FM 888 Dove Street lion. spee ' a r A I NEWPORT BEACH stereo c~te, sunroof. JIM MARJMO
Ruby red <36STY J > Ill· I 300 VOLkSWAGEtt
'78 lZOf lB7U BEACH BLVD.
4 speed. air. sunroof, 79 DATSUN HUNTINGTON BEACll
AM-FM stereo cassette. 842·2000
maa <0•1;~~~~ 280-ZX COUPE
4 speed, air, AM-FM Automatic, alrcondlllon-
stereo, Polaris (532RZI > ing. AM /FM stereo, •76 SlOI N'wan mags. one owner.
Automatic. AM-FM 12 Mo./12 .000 m iles servtce contract avail&·
76 2llO Z. 2+ 2. All extras
Super nice! $6950 or bst
olr. 631-104.2
9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 RX7, a /c , s tereo. 74 OPEL special wheels. Take
overleaseofl224 mo .. no UIUTA CP[ . cash req. 875-9111 mM I
i8GLCMazda 4 cylinder, 4 speed.
Ukenew. $3,400 radio, new whitewall ~17. tires. Bright red and
---------' ro.1-read.y to save gas!
73 RX2. good cood, Jo/mi. UJ.&IUO>
stereo. 25mpg, good f->38&
trans. sa:>O. 846-1463 ¥-
~~ .... !?~~ SANTA ANA
71 M-laa DATSUN
250 SEDAM 3X>l E. 17th Street New factory short block. Santa Ana SSS.7811 Automatic, air. pawer
steenng, stereo. Ex-.....,._ 9741
cellent. C444CET l ••••••••••••••••••••• • •
$5995
IOIWfTHAM
VOUCSWAG&t
7alO West.minster Ave.
rn Westmlnst.er
893-7551 638· 7880
PEUGEOT
SPECIAL
LEASE PLAN
AVAILABLE
RACH IMPORTS
stereo cassette. air, sun· ble Cs:l>WKL)
roof, Polans l571PZM >
AUTOS ' 848 Dove Slrttt '76F4AT WAMTED NEWPORT BEACH m999 1282-door sedan. 4 speed. Don't trade . sell us your 752-0900 '76 SlCN
Automatic, AM· FM
cauette. air, Anthracite
amRXff)
'77 Slot
4speed, sunroof, AM-FM
stereo cassette, Polarla
C217RXJ)
'78530I
Automatic, sunroor, AM· FM stereo. Ru by red
<DUDLEY>
'77 630csl
"'1 radio, heater 38,000 M d
SANTA NA mil Sh d u1ed erce es Ben&. 1975 _~EOT
A es. arp an runs Call us to find out what n:uv
super. C812RTS l your MBZ 's really worth. "DIES&." W AGOM
DATSUN $1995 MisslooVlejolmports 4 speed trans,, AM /FM . IOI WITHAM H 1·I7 40 roof rack & in fantasuc
2001E.17tbSlreet VOUCSWAGEH conditoo! <~MRV >.
Sant.aAna 558-7811 7600WestminsterAve. '764505Elo/ml. MUSTSHf!!
lt78DATSUM im.7~1Westmim~.7880 Good548-~uon. llACH IMPORTS
280% COU,E IW8 Dove Street
"14 C.rat Gold" wlth s iS Xl9, A/C. roof top, i6 Mercedes 300-D, blue. NEWPORT BEACH
al st.en!O, 8 track. xlnt cond, Xln\ Cond, loaded, xtra f 752-0900 speed trans.. r cond. & tank Sl2 900 644-5687 -------~
IOI WITHAM $5695 Dynamite 7 pusenger 4
VOUSWAGEH JIM MARJMO speed. stereo, overhead
711>C>WeslmlnlterAve VOUSWAGIM air. 41.900 miles Very
ln Westm.i.nst.er 18711 BEACH BLVD. sharp COWD838> 893-7~1 638-7880 HUNTINGTON BEACH $4695 ... IOIWITHAM ToyoN 97'5 ___ -_z._7_oo_o__ VOUCSWAG&I
•••-•••••••••••••••••• 77TRIUWHn7 no>WestminsterAve.
I '78 TOYOTA 4 cyl • 5 speed trans . fac-Ill Westmmster Celca Uftbodl tary air cood., AM I FM 8ID-7S61 633-7880
4 cyl 5 s~ed tran1.. 5'.es'eo radM> & ai.&nr00f
AM/FM stereo radio & UB749UCF l.
lleel ndtal tires. Super Mow 0., $419S
abarp! UJIVGU > MllAQ.E MADA
Mow~ $4950 2.I»Harbor Bl .. C.M.
MIRACUMAZDA 64S.S700
2l!iO Harbor Bl .• C. II.
645-5700 I '71 TRIUMPH
ft7ROADSTB
71 TOYOTA s speed trans • bucket
SharpCelicaST.4speed. seats, AM /FM • lo-.
radio, heater Mat:s rruJes. Performance with
Looks and runs areal. economy! <600WCQ 1
<SllBDLT~ 195 $5488
THEODORE IOIWITHAM
YOUCSWAGEH
78l0West.m1Mter Ave
111 West.m.mater
893-7~1 638-7880
1976TOYOTA
ROBINS
FORD
1060 HAR!OR Bl\10
CO!>lA M£!>A b 41 0010
SACRIFICE ""l'R-6" 'i2
15 VWBUG
4 eytiodet'. 4 speed, MW
ct.mom mt.enor, bnght
yellow, steel radial tires.
27,959 miles . 12
Mo./12.000 mile service
contract available .
(481.J4DS)
Sm!
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
3X>l E. 17th Street
Santa Ana SSS-7811
LARGE SB.ECTIOM
tOF VW RAlllTS!
All models & colors!
ST COUPE
4 cyl . 4 s~ trans .
AM/F'M radio w !stereo
la~ & luggage rack.
Super clean• (682RFC '
rac1n1t 1reen New 17-",,,,_ __ .,
Mow o.ty S3S'5
MIRAQ.E MAZDA
21.SO Harbor Bl .. C M
645-5700
18 TOYOTA
SR5 Uftback
Mlchelln.'1. l'Ofl vt + ha rd
top, AM I FM 2Smpgs
13.29.S 64& 7Z14
71 TR-6. Xlnt cond l''er ran red New paint &
IJres. S3.SOO 714-MO·S761 PP
71 TR 6. sof\ & hard top,
new paint, Ired), '(Int
oond $2800 831-6371> evs
REPO 5 speed, AM /FM stereo. steel radial tires. raJlye TIM> Daily Pilot 1-'t-dE'ral
18711 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
Leaving town Must sell
·74 Bug, xlnt cond.
646-CSOll
WANTED
Any VW wtlbout eng
SS2-0Z74
4 speed, AM -FM ----------i caaaette, Polaris '118Pl'der. must sell, red, (47%l'AR)
.. Dov.St.net
NEWPORT BEACH
71z.ot00 at.ereo. (402UCI). 28mpg, real buy, below • · Pot.ct. OHL y $8599 BB. PP, $3l00. 962-6723 79 240D, A/C, sunroof,
..wPORTDATSUM Hc.da 9727 slick. 9000 mi, white,
9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
POUCHE + AUDI
wheel covers. halchroof, Credlt Uruon lS now t.ak
21,636 miles new. Great lnj( sealed bid.'! on a re Gll5 Saver• 12 Mo.t12.000 possessed '73 TH6 with i3 VW 412. good cood, reg
aule service contract 47,000 mil~ Minimum gas, $1795 646-4505, IJ,000 ml, AM/Fii tape, SADOLBACK :r-=-8'lt ofr PP. 173-VAU.IY IMPORTS
em & 1971 Hl-2040 4tMt4t
Al.IASftDllS '12 BllW2002 AM/FM
Wkb All/1"11 caueue & c.a., new radial.a ; good
..... ~Y~. CODd. $6,000. m-aa
MUITS8Ult •1800-Zneedawork .. CM INPOITS e.tOfferTakes.
.. DDire Street 831·S17
N&'WfOBTBEACB c.,.t 9715 7ai.ot00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•Dove Street •••••••••• •••••••••• •• • bhJe lnt • Sl7 .900. Ask for NEWPORT BEACH Mr. Coata. 714-546-4141 IUYEISlll available. (880UBE > btd S2.400 Car can be ~ _
833-1300 VISIT YOUR dys;-.llM-744-teves.
ORAMCiE COAST '77 D>D, x1Dt cond. aun·
We have these two ... stop
In this weekend; one
couJd be rtlbt for you I ! !
fn:51 lleUl at I.he Daily Pilot '68 VW Convt, rebu1lt ~ automotive garage enc .. AM /FM slereo between 9AM & 3PM
1971DATSUH
510 4 DR SIDAM
A&aomatJc trans., radio,
side moldinp, waw Ures
&low mllee. (021542). 4 to
d¥lOle from • Newport-
Mesa Driven EducaUon
Carl.
OMLY$44t9
NIWPOttT DATSUM •Dow Street N'l!WPORT BEACH
133-1300
roof, extras, Maple HONDA yellow /bamboo Int.
HEADqUARTERS 4M-l734
IAUaMOTOIS
2825 Harbor Blvd.
COSTAllESA
'79·2500
r1urA ANA weekdays only. eonlact cu.sea... $2:500. •s.-0524
.JMI Pat Coe between 9AM & '57 Karman Ghia Excel.
DAJSUN 3PM al 642-4.121. ext 220 caod. Many new parts
forfurthermfonnat1on. Beat offer. 731-4696.
TOD •y111 Oaaic '85 230SL. Euro--" •• • pean, 2 t.ope, auto, white -------1
UMYERSITY wired lntr. •jump aeall .
310l E. 11\b Street 9M-S129
75 POaSCHI Sa!UAD.a 551-7811 ¥olls•C191• 9770 ---· ----
SALESlsSERVICE 91KJOO.~.
Ol.DSMOllU RAU 71 280 SI HOHOA r...-GMC TaUCKS 3.54tr'J:·500·
1.850 Harbor Blvd.
•'f 14.. -••••••••••••••••••••• • Sqrbk. All/FM caas ..
3llOOO miles, 5 speed , lt71TOYOTA '12 VW Super Beelle, st! beltA9d radlall, runs
atereo. maia. Rasor CelaUfMMdl 50.000 ori1 ml, stereo, ~SlOOOcaah. 951-1166
sharp. <2mllYQ) 4 eyl .. automaUc tran.s. 1tlnt cond 645-lOH, ,IU-JC82eves. •.1..491 factaey air cood., PWT l'7S-47a> "11 O.v D... u 000 ml -IMerlna. AM/FM stereo --------..._, • •
Sharp '88 230, 41p, anrf. IOIWITHAM radio A tow mtlu. VW · Havtq trouble aell-AM~Fll W:~~t w~t~
AM/FM, etc .. late ...... u y,,.,...,,w .... a-.. --VYX> IJWyourear?TryuaTop w d D "'7;,,1.~"' • COSTA MESA
No..t•40 .,.,.,.., -•wwn •-.& · dollar · Paid for oc Not! COD · IYI: • .,.. vv• l "0 DATSUN u-... ~~ mp1, $3450. .,.:=••· M9wo.ly$1710 ertq your car to Jim Ewnlncl:.....,.. I '76 """DA ....... ...-ti.llAa.f MADA Marlno Volkawa1ea, __ ....;;.._ _____ '
CVCC was f peed ·-~ ·-ZlS>ffarta' Bl c II ... '71 VW Super Bee. radk>. t 510 w•MN radio ... b:l·ter.' It ·i R.:Mj,.il.!~~: ~~~'. .,,, tu: Wood ateertn1 641-17o0 . . ::.. ae::ebaa~"A.t :!: ~100· ~~· rblt . IMIV 1queaa1 c ean and ---' ~ "--_. ........._, /f n•-=: --------1 ....__ .. Marino T _,.. · _.._ 4 eyllnder, 1utomatlc, belutlfl:al. f112EKY) UJUU., QIU'!:. urwn ..... ., .... _.,am m DUI .. ,_ or om _.=.;..;. _____ _
mwnd ....... extra nice SlZ9I blmboo inl., sood mP1. radio, 5 apd. eed1 lt71TOYOTA AUdD. veblcl•~• owner. --. eo11'5 mechanical. S•crtlic• Sii Ll'TIACC --------Gll'JBZV> IOI WITHAM SEL for .-0 or trade ror Tf 4 cy!. e~e. 1 aPNd '74 VW o..w. s.1Dt cood,
$1979 VOUCIWAGIM i:, ~'i.:: Oallm.MaorffMtlO tiw., air coad., tUMac1 :..~i~~ '3,100.
;I 7tDOWMtmfut«Avt . $:m5.at.a.•m.mo •t11TAROA tilu fl rallJ• wbeela.
SMT. aua 1D Wflflm'""er ... _ ...... _ .... ,.. o.iucc>. "71 Slqw a.tie. &mroo1. Rn •1551 ae-1'80 •• 210SL, 2 toPI new ...... __ _, · $4111 DKmi. J'artoey reblt tnm. Uni, tull L.t;:t. ..-.o.n~to •n1. a bact w/pwr IATSUll ?6HOt9A mlat coact u1-:loo .• m. pd cmd, II~-boaleer ..... eo.w
-&.1 ..... -~ 1..-S. All·111 nclio, Wl7·10lf..,_ ... -...w-. . ,, .. -V'! -~ IUI~ Or-.. (llTDG) ... .,., .. ...uv, xtra lo m.llar. ..,..AM 151-1111 IAIDUIACI ,. ~ •· eo,ooo AM/I'll n,., rad ai
l'74 DATIUM VALLIY M011'S ml, Colorado Bell•· '1'I Ill 8C, blk oa bit ti ru , a la l c on d •.1..-•+z IJt----Mt .. t ~1111111. t w/1~. Take onr ........,., Al>OO J'tnn . ._....=.:.->Alt.-·--~·... .. 10 llll'Cedll IDOltl. ,, ~-~ .,.. -.: ••rrt ·-'-wan mu· ..,, U..;...;;...A.;; cv/!VO -'lb J I . ,.. _,_ .-....a... 'ft OoroU1 81'5. S...pd; ~ 4-1. tceno 6 maaa ._ -. .. • r •u•peu on. "IO m~. -t ~. oa lllQ/fa,; alt -... b _____ _._....;..._....:...__
..,,. • l.,..ct;.,..SCCJDIL to,000 ml, slat eoad. clutelt, recaro •••tt. Oll.«1911. .... rrwuJ ,.~u'13 _,,._5111 tl0,000 or rea• ofr. fm5CT.-C.~ · Jknllop .l'M•I· ao OMLYS41H ..,. .....,. Cl* thll __. '11 onua w,. l*f• ..._ .-, .. P.
lllWIOllTOATIUM 11Dt -·· ... -,,:.. ---.· ,._ -.. ,_•••hi :tiia,aii,tudlt _... Mr, lollllf. 'llaiaf a.it a•&. 17Ua a. .:. '....... -~,...--~-~. :n.::.i':.. "*· .............. ClOlta .... ft ...... :JISWllOll1' M4Cll EluWeaa a&rlt, ••rf. '1J ,._. o..a, 91n1 • .,..,. "11111~.
....... ..,. Mednl, iahlt fond. nll .U... ............. ,. u •: I ... ... ftra DI& OMd. A/C • vw EIJ ...... ~ e~~/C, I .,,.,...... railio. al•& wt• .,.,.cite w~ff11. PS. n, MIO.. l"llllbll'. .,.,._ .
M l ~ -·-Cldid.1Ntalfet.ta41• ..... can....,. aC1a
'J1,CllfSlll
t .,. "' C..•W\ .,., .. vw .. -J•t th; -CPl ..... ~l&IPM, AIC. -~~ .. --..-...... -u-,-·-~ .. ...._ aa.-.a .. ,, offer. __ ...... __ ,_~uu ,_...., .... ~--
--.._...... Ill. • AMC ttll brakH, udio, ateel n w .............. -....... Uni. ·~ Driv• dtl&d. elartn, t.ib. -.,,, 7:.:•,-:::::••• _......, _____ _..; ·•a.tt"lJMo /12.000
..._._._ ••• - -lt71CMl'llOLIT mll• Mniee contract ....u.a "X" •od•l c•NAIOf·TOP •ve.Uab6e. llMJWl) .......... JMio ... .... ter." '"ractory air. VI, automaUc trans.. ,_11
Loofla On•H aaa.-a fad:Ol'Y air ~. pr. .,_ ar.t .-OWJ 1tHrtai 6 brallH. t'IUTA IMA Sl6fl AM/I'll radio w/1t.ereo ~I M ~ • wbeel covtrs. DATSUN ec:. wrntAM Vfllf'f dunJ cs.11 J.
YOl.ISWA... ..._CW, Sl7JI SJOl E. l'hb&reet
'11ID .am•-.rAve. -.a.aMAZDA SantaAaa 558-7111
mWeld.minlter C • '10 Squanbeck vw. part· •'IZ1 131-7880 2l!IOH.atbor Bl.. .II. C•M I ... 9'30 bltout. 641-1700 ...................... .
• 11'7..Jm ~~:Sc::!:y !'t;" 11~· "130.maro: red-/blll 1nt, lB10 Lincoln Continental.
• "'I) VW Coavertib&e. real AA 1 561.Sl7 · · 18MPG. nice cond. $2400. biacll, 4 cir, xlnl body. .. ·"-w mso · · •STfR x1nt l'Wllllnl cond. f150. __ ., MG.n:z5 'tllBebelWaaoo 642-19116. lM5 Rlvlera Dr,
'78.VW Convt metalllc • lt7IC..,..LT Coit.a __ M_ee_a_. ___ _ bl~ wbU.e top. Like new :w8--0:58J Jl,000 lllllel. blecll 0 • eor..th ttlZ
mumt .... 714·~ "10 Gremll.n, 8 cyln, looks b I • c II • c o • t ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~·--a..-ck,cood ~e7,168runa 1ood. S'150. St0,100-ull for •CORVITTISlll .,.. .... ..,. -$6,000 My 9Clllippecl. We have an eitcellenl
cmdiUon. $1000. ttl 0 ,._ '57.50l1, alll selection ot Corvettes re·
___ MS-___ _,,U01-,.,.,.A __ ~-.. -1~:!'.................. for Jerrie Meeks. :1Y ror .,_t_mum8edlate de·
118 Bui. Bun, ...,.... .._.... "11 Rqa1 Xlnt Cond xtra -------very! ~ ~rll $1300/offer. lo mi. 'AM/FM .• A/C. 1:~ceab~~s~a~~ ~~ij MOW~~~.,. ..
--tak.M>vef' leue+S500 or cassette new tires air & Qu I Sta _ Vd¥o t77Z ftltOO/otfer. m.5500 ext very lo,,; miles S345oto; N~RT ~EACH
••••••••••••••••••••••• 252or551-8381 bestolfer 496-9578 133-0555
VOLVO
SALB. S&VICE .... ~
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
IAltUllCE
VOLVO
19116 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
646-9303 540-9467
17 VOLVO
"11 Reaal vinyl top, p/b,
p/t, air. AM/FM. Good
oond. $5,400. or best of fer. 54G-5423dys, SSZ-3841 eves.
'78 RegaJ, V·6. power.
A/C, beige. $5 400.
54f>.1473 -----,., &ack Skyh.awk, air.
auto, PS/PB. 38k mt,
slvr, xlnt cond, must
sell. $3200/offr. 631-2268
COllloc 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••
264 •01 LUXUIY IUYEllS!
.,... • We have n't forgotten
Automatic, power steer· you .. the big & beautiful
uig & brakes, power win· 111 ahve & well at
dows. air cond1Uonlng. IAUER MOTORS
leatber interior, 11lldrng -Harbor Bl d roof, AM/FM ster eo ~ v · COSTA MESA tape, one owne r . 12 979.zsoo Mo./12,000 intle service
contract available '73CADILLAC ~Grl'YA> Coupe de Ville . Only
$8780 88,000 males. Loaded! Or11lnal flnhb a nd
~IUTA HIA leather in a:reat cooda· ....,, "" lloo. (54e(;lR )
DATSUN IOl~AM
3>0l E. ITtb Street VOUCSWAGEH
Santa Ana "8-7811 7000 Westmlmter Ave
OIAM(H COUNTY tn Westmuister
VOLVO 893-7551 638·7880
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Mwtaell my 1977 Cadillac
Laraest Volvo Dealer Seville ... Sharp as a tack
inOranaeCounty• & loaded mc. moonrool, BUYorLEASE stereo tape, new radial DIRECT tirea, wire wbe4!1 coven, a leather Int. & all the ~j s:~:.=J;:~;~ 20'25 $. Manchester _far_Bunn __ Y· ___ _
Anaheim 750-2011 '79 El Dorado; diesel,
lthr. int.. loaded. Low
"14 !M-E, AM /nt stereo mile. Pvt. pty. 761).1018
cu1, air, new Urea. "II Eldorado Convertible, 37.000ml, auto, lthr aeata, f'uel htjected, loaded with
Xblt Cond, Uldnl MZOO. eqwpmenl, excellent _-._i_m_. ------• CIOlldWoo. Sacrifice. Best
'75 Volvo 16', auto, P /S, offer 494·0167 eves
air, aumf, elec windows, 6'.Wl.l.8dys
AM/Fii sttteo w /caa, -.. -El-dor-ado-.-f-air_co_ndJ_.
P/dllc brb dot c:ood. •u-.,50 or best offer s.c...-~1121 ~
'11 2GGL, 4 1od. with overdrive. S'"unroof , CX>NVERTIBLE. xlnt 73
io.ded. -.•or beat ofr. Eldo, rea. 1u, loaded. ...,.. on, owner. $6,250. ln·
---------• dda, .x> ln new llems. PP.640-7317 ..........
·-·••-••••••••••••• 'Tl s.vtlle. 13000 mi. Buy t c .. . ttO I at •12.000 or assume
....................... leue at $322 /mo. Call
"'' .Pl1moutb Satelllte ('11.4)8*-2448. ~ 111 eqlne, J)•t Cedlllac, 1-00d con41Uon ~trr br•ku, vtr/ lo inneaie • Uni, bea yY 640-6425 ..., book·• f(W -
JIV tnlller, .,_ b9ttery · WA.NT ACTION?
...... a...tfed Adi 6'2·5678
HBl'S RV FUN WITH
DATSUN SMILIAGEl
'EB Camaro, 6 cyl, stick
sh.lft, mag wheels 56,000
ma, red with black in
tenor, euellent cond1 uon. Pvt Pty 962·8437
aft.er Spm weekdays. all
day Saturday and Sun
day
·75 Camaro Sliver LT.
$4m5. Slereo tape. PS.
AC. auto. 673-8632 a~k for
Polly
·77 Dtmaro auto Ral
whls .. coral color, p/i;,
ptb, at e Low mllei.
SQXJ. (714 1840 6R32
'78 Camoaro. AM JFM ,
p/s, p/b, melalhc brn
Best offer over $5.000 or
assum l se wkda y
752-8952, eve & wknds
~
9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lt7'DIMO
Q.EARAMCa!
oo C.mare», C.pn ces.
Monte Carlos, MaUbus &
Novas. Orast.u.· reduc
IJOns '
SAVE NOW!!!
COHMELL
CHEVROLET
.!X:'.>I tl.1r1~.r Hhcl
t t i:-;·1 \ \1 ~·;-. \
546-1200
17CHM
MONZA 2+2
Automatic, AM I FM
radio, power steering,
steel radial whitewall1,
shade kit, very low
miles. 12 Mo./ 12,000 mile
service contract ava1la·
ble. (l.84SXE>
$1586
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana ~ 1811
..,7 CHIVIOLET
MOVA
6 cyl., automat.lc tram.,
pwr. steertnc. low miles
4' clean as NEW !
URYA>.
$3411
THEODORE
ROBINS
FO RD
J()1,!I H/\PlllJll lllVO
cr_,·,111 Ml'>A t,«J 1,010
"11 Moate Carlo, landau
roof. P JS, P /B, llt,
~l-elec. wlodin~•. lir, IU&/FM c ... , v .. ,
tacop1, a1101ae I•••• .,..,,_, or tmke Oller.
1 •om
19W Corvette C.onv . ex
eel cond Mui.l sell ssm lSOcu tn 559·7142
'59 Onguial ZB7 eng 4 spd
soft top Mint shapt>
$10,000 Call afl 5pm
67.S.3411 ---'77 Vet,· Im mac, fully
loaded 19750 or Best ()(
rer 632 1271. 839 4671
"78 Vetlt', COLLECTORS. Omcial .. Indy Pace Car ..
uddiuon, Ul2 Eng 4spd .
T top, loaded. 6Km1. 1m·
mac. $17,000 714/649·22166
Sun Aire Chevrolet
·68 Convertible. 321 eng. 4
spd, good cond. S42001of
fer. 00 8557
Corvette hke new cond
Redtblk llhr inter A/C,
AM /f'M 8 track Bltin
alarm See to believe the
S~pnce PP 552 3646
DodlJ-9935 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71DODGE
OMNI
Shck IJUle 4 speed coupe
A1r oondl\lorung Great
lluJe gaa1aver at a serusa ·
ble pnce (676UZV >
$3'95
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAC9EH
7~ Weetmmster Ave
1n Wesl.mtnlter
893-7~1 638·7880
'72 Charger l'Wll! & looks
good. $1,000.
545-9882
'67 Dart Great cond. Runs sreat. New brakes
& new front Urea. $950.
494-3278
·ee CORONET Runs eood. ~ Misc household
Items fl72.Z757
Ford "40 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•
PHIL LONG
FORD
"""4•-&•-~ro-.. ,..,, __ c-,.....
1971FOID
GIAMADA
Automatic traaa., rac·
tory alr cond., pwr ltelrint fl brak•, radio,
tiated ~_!!!t. WIW Uni II
monl u.Jt"fLD). ta ..
THEODORE
ROBINS
J 011 I>
• I • ~ I I
f I' '·'' .
'U ~ Ghia 4 door. J!'.ICalO V ... all power,
M• ateel radial• • euaette deek ster90.
per ccmditiOD, $2200 mem
'17 Jlustaq.
UIOOar a.t offer.
~nasor ec.112%. ........
"JSGnmda Gbia, s.bat
'75-Y
CIECPL
V ... automatlc, power -.toe. bucket Mata, n1l1e wtMel coven. Low mUm. auper cleu and tbaro! • .,._ Drive Tia.II
<8(" cmTtO)
$1184
SANTAANA
DATSUN
2001 E. 17Ul Street s..c.a ADa J5I.. '1811
condltlon, S2l50. PP. '11 Comet. Must sell'
Sl51-GQl&fta'l;. Good tranaportatlon
"13 Ford Banchero. 1ood SIOO 0 r but 0 rte r cond. $1750 or beat offer. _......, _______ _
call TI4·5tl-ll48.
'78 Fteata, sliver. xlnt
cond. ~oo. 760·1390.
MM332
u.cClllt tf 41 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'67 Lincoln,
S600
646-3078
19 Versailles, 4 dr. Cully
equip'd. Must be aeen.
a.100 or belt ofr. PP.
TIU4.2-2670X 1.8
*12 Lincoln Sedan. full
pc>wer. mint cond, reg
gas. 11800 644-4585.
-n Versa.1lles • dr. bronze.
lthr. loaded lS.000 m1,
$7(XX). 642-7093
i5 Town Car Loaded'
Xlnt cood. See Sat or
Sun-aslung 14.4.50 Call
548-8622
M..-cury "50 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jol9ttoft&Son
U~CUIY
''Special or lhe Week··
'79MEACUIY
GltAHD MARQUIS
4 door sedan. a pam
pered Ford Motor Co ex
e<.'lrt.lve car, twin comfort
i;eats, Wt wheel. cruise
control. electronic quad
stereo Compare this t.o a
new one Yours for on
ly $7995 00 (942WOF >
2626 Harbor Blvd
Cost.a Mesa S40 · 5630
'76 Mere Colony Park
stat Wgn, Cully loaded.
sharp. Must sell 549-0474
AMtos,Used
..... .,, ttsz •••••••••••••••••••••••
lt7tFOIO
MUSTANG CORA
4 1peed trana . factory
air oond., pwr. steertnc.
AM/FM stereo radlo Ii
low , l o w mal ea•
<475WRP I.
Mow <My $59'5
MIUCLi MADA
2150 Harbor Bl .. C.M
'45-5700
tt71FOID
MUSTAMC.2+Z
4 cyl . enime. automatic
trana . pwr steering,
factory map 4& rn 1m
maculate condition '
CIM.1UKJl )
$4911
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'2060 HARaOR &lVO.
COSTA M£SA 64'2·0010
'65, very ~ood cond1uon.
s:BIO or best offer
644 :Ml27
'74 Great cond i\ulo .
Sl.500 or orrt•r
fl4~ ij557
"67 Mustang 2H9 Vfl i\uto
trans. run.'I & look~ ~rrat
20 mpg Sl700 759 0168
'00 Mustang 289 jUto &.
w.r.~
631 461~
u&MACHI
MUST AN<:
Make CXCer 67> I 1.3.1
Awtos, UMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nal>crs
LARGEST SELECTION OF
NEW & USED CADILLACS
IN ORANGE COUNTY
1976 CADILLAC SALi
COUPI DI Y1UI ..••.•...... PllCID!
One owner Cllt wrth leather seats Cabnolet
IOP. cru1te control. AM/FM stereo. full power.
Ill! wheel & low mrles (074RKQ)
1976 CtJ>ll.LAC s599 5 aDOl.ADiO •••••...•.••
EQu1pment includes split Powe< •at stereo
radio & crutte cootrol Low mnes• I 1~5761
1977 CA.DILi.AC 56695 COUfll DI VILLI ••••..••
Equipment 1nclude1 leather Matin; arH.
cruise control & AM/FM 11ereo radio.
(122642).
1977 CA.DI.LAC
~~~ ....... ~6995
With tJ0/50 apllt Power seat. 1tereo t~
player & muc:n. much morel I 593WR~
I t71 CADILLAC
~=~ ........ '8595
With '9athtf Interior. 1tereo i.,. --I Cadlllac wtre wheel CC>ver9. I 178TZU)
1 t71 CAN• •c
~ ........... ~8995
Equipped with all or th• Cadlllae h.ucury oPtlone. In excellent condition I Pttced lo Mitt
(0221035). r
=~~ .·.~~ ....... ~939 5
Full power. tMtMr lntenor. st..-.o •· WV. ..,_. ~ and an or m. SMi. NxUrlM.
(017SPI).
'"' POMIU.C .......... "' ..... Orallft W/wlats.
,,.__ v &even lt'f7 Plycnou&h
• ~·· • 1• Auto., P\uy lubwban • door1 2 am/fm rad. Air eoad ,_ MtJon ••r,r:· All Xllllcicmd.--$
l...u. &U., au&omatlc
trlDI.. ail ....... pwt'. tteertaa • row ailla! Double 1berp• OJWRH). --------• .. UlomlUc, r cond .. 'ta Mu1tan1 Grande. roof Neb, PS, PB: moa
Good eond, XJnt eo1. bave power windows.
S11IO. CallMt-7141 All/I'll ttereo ndtoe,
$4111
THfOOOl.it
aome bave speed COfttrol • Ill•••· oril owner. Ml....,. nan from eo,000 11.000mi. •at. pa, new to 11.~. Pric.O from ~ szm. "2-... h &o Sl2'1& below Blue
ROBINS
FOWD
• '• I I • I.\, f• /lo" ,
' ( ·, 1 t~ ,.,, • ·,A '~··. I Jl I ,1, • ... llustana. ortclnal Booil wboleHle price. "" 1'bele .... .,. priced owner. aew brb. Shocta. _ __. ......... each Con
radiator , pa i nt. ;--· ·
SLD/bat offs· &M-Ollel. Pleet Adml.nl.i:rator. ... -o OraqeCoaal
'' rv OaUy Pilot
"19 TA, bJk, oo decala,
rnan,y utiu, ra.nbl. Eves
581-ea&, ldlSl-0289 MUSTAMCaeHIA Mi-4321. Eu 210 Extra dean, loaded!
cmJ'DC) ~ tt65 811 Le Kana. lo m1.
l*lC> $4495
.AMMAIUMO
VOUlSWA~
1.171.1 BEACH BL VD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-ZOOO
77 MUSTANG
Giil
Alll/FK stereo tape,
au1amatic. air cood.IUon· Ina, steel radial tares.
wtre wheel covers. sport
mirron. tuasage r ack
"'Test Ortve this Cream
Puff." l2 Mo / 12.000
mile aervlce contract
avatlable <668.PRM I
S4486
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
Dll E 17th Street
Sana.. Ana 558-1111
'77 Must II. 2+2. Ttop.
AM YM 8 track. V 8. PS,
PB. auto. 64.2--4764
'955 •..•..••....•...•...•..
19770U>S
OMEGASIDAH
N1r"' A lo.idert
Brougham beauty• And
a wonderful! wonderful
family car' 1409RVX 1
OHLY Sl795
MOWAlO C...ttrc>Mt
Dove & QuaJI Sls
Nf.."WPORT BEACH
Bll-0555
11 OLDS
CUTWS
SUPIEME
A1r cond.aborung. power
.,teenng. landau roor
new steel radial urei..
buclJ.et seats. one O'*ner
Cream Puff. Test Om e
.a Buy It ' .. C449HPM I
$1987
SANTA ANA .
DATSUN
3>01 E '7th Slrttt
Santa Ana 558-7811
"16 OldB 98. 4 dr. hardtop.
clean. pwr. air. AM1PM.
~eng, 12MJO 551 1029
•••••••••••••••••••••••
71AUlllO
ZS,000 ori1lnal miles
Full power, aur and
io-ied amTCI >
$42'5
IOeWITHAM
YOLICSWAGEH
7al0Westmlllller Ave
ln WestmlJ\lt.er
IBJ.7551 638 7880
1'72 Poaffoc
New tares. JU.St had a ~ up Needs starter
~~5745 :.ft
SPK ~
SeJI wtth EASt: I
11 ·.,a BREfo:ZE
Cl&Mtl1ed Ads 642 5671!
A.fo.,Uud
64U74
'77 Bonoevllle Brou&bam
all pwr Lo/m1. Xlnt.
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Sunday, Channel~
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Los Angeles
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Sunday, Channel 2
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Sunday Scouting Report
Chargers vs.
Bengals
Sundey, 10 e.m.
Chennel 4
Sendi ng Cincinnati's defense
against San Diego's offenH Is llkt ty.
Ing O.vld'I Mnds behind his beck
and bllndfofdlnsl him before ttwowtno
him Into the .-.na agatlftlt Gotlath.
In Clncy'1 Riverfront Stacttum SUn-
ci.y. the CMrgers wut be MncMng one
of tht NFL's most txptoliyt offenfH
against a defenH that hH been tom
asunder by Injuries.
At the conclu11on of last weetl's
31-21 losS In Baltlmort, five &enpt
reoulars were out of Ktlon end •
sixth was out of position. Strong safety
Marvin CObb stayed home with I
pulled hamstring, tackles Eddie
Edwarcis and Wiison WfttUer ..._.
up but coufdn't play a.c... of lcMt
problems, ovt1ldt tlnt~ker Bo
Harris left In the third q....w wtth a
pulled hamstrlno and c~
Ken Riiey departed In tM flr1t
quarter with tht ••mt ln)ur,.
and Reggie Wiiiiams, cornerback
Louis Breeden and free safety Dick
Jauron were In their customary PQ51·
lions.
Since San Oleo<> coach Don Coryell
Is unlvet's.lly regarded as one of foot·
ba 11 • s most ~ rtl ti vt offensive
geniuses, he has probably been giving
hims.If headaches all week trying to
fl~re out how to take advantage of
all 9f Cincinnati's problemi.
WIMft a.t Charttn Have tlle ...
-Quarterback Dan Fouts has
averlgld 3U paues per game, but
he can stay with the hi~
throws to his running backl H tN
sttuatlon c.111 for caution. ~ M
want. to oo deep, he has two of tht
NFL 's best In all-pro JoM .Mff9rlOft
<•1 catches, 687 yards, 7 TOS) end
cn•rlle Joiner <•2·511 , 1 TD). With so
many YMlebles J)OJSit>M In tht CJn.
donatl llneup, look for the Chet ... s
to probe atmost eYff"Y area In tht .... .
ly going. But 11 won't bt '°"I blfor'9
Fouts sends Jefferson deep to test
tither the gimpy-legged Rltty Oii Ray
Griffin, a second-year man who
would be making his first pro ltllrt.
Aeoular ltft end Gary Burtey mowd Wttttt a.t 8"111• "'"a.. .... -
to· teckle end his spot wH flli.cl b'1 Cincinnati has aver~ 3' points In
M«k Mltchell. the last four gamH, but hN men111d
In other words, only end Ross only two victories. Offensive
erowner, linebackers Jim LeClalr strategists have to come up with • • • * • * •
Probable Starting Lineups
MN DIEGO CHA•GEH Offl'IMH CINCINNATI BENGALS OFFINH
13 Jom Jtff•ICW'I WR· ltO t2 8Hty Br00k1 WA-17S
U Biiiy Shlelda L T-171
63 Doug Wllkenon LG-257
n Mlkt Wiison L T-2'5
7..e Glenn lkljnoch LG-165
.M Bob RIM C.-.. SI Blelr 9u1h C·U.
67 Ed White aG-2'1'0 62 0.ve upnem RG-161
70 Ruu Washington AT·a7 76 Vern Hollend AT·•
M Bob Kleln TE·W " Oen Ro.a TE·2JI
11 O\Mlle Joiner WA· 1• M Don e.u WR·211
l..e O.n Fovtt 08-204 I 2 JM.11 Thomplon Qa.t1S
~ Cl.,.ence Wllllem1 RS. ltS AS Ardll• ~lffln Ra. lM
26 Lydell Mltc:Nll A&.1n 46 Pete Johnlon A a.2AO
MN DIEGO CHAltOIH DIPINll CINCINNATI HNGAU D.,INSI
a l#oy Jontt Ll!-28 12 Madi Mitchell Ll·2"
" Wiibur Young l T·2'0
1' Gery Jotwon •T·IM
71 Fr9d o.t RE..m
'7 c;.ry Bw''-Y LT·W
61 Mike Whttt aT-tN
7t Rou Browwwr lltl·MI
52 Ray Preston LL .. 211
SS Bob Horn Ml9-IM
,, Glen" Camer°" LL .. ZJO
S5 Jim l..eClelr MLa.n.
S1 WOOtkow LOW9 RLl-117
21 Wllllt Buchanon LC.WO
S7 Reggie Wllllems •Ll-221
l4 Loult &r .. dln LC.Its
2' Mike Wllll•mt lltC.'90 A..e fgy Griffin llC.1D
'2 Mike Fuller 15-1• 21 Jim lrowner H ·D
t7 Glen Edw•rdl fl-tM 12 Scott Pwry , Sil ..
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way to Qet the ball to Isaac Curtis
more consistently. Ht caUQht sl• tor
108 yards and one TD •V•lnst
Cleveland, then was five for 144 and 3
TOs against Baltimore. In between,
h• didn't catch a $Ingle pus ~ln't
Philadelphia. He NS been shut out In
tour games and limited to one catch
In three others. Chargers aren't
known as a bllUlng team, but they
could change thtlr strateoy after
watching hOW such t.ctlu dtstroved
Clncy'soffentlve tempo In Battlmcn.
,.,....,. ... •ace -Homer Rice ts
6-16 In his tenure .. Clncy's head
coach and ts In dtsperatt need of a
miracle finish. The populece Is up In
arms over the Bengal s' steady
decline and It's oettino embarrassing
when ~nts keep asking how a
team with so much talent can lose so
many games
Latt·Mll•utt Factor1 -The
Chargers are healthy and confl~nt, •
combination that shOuld always won
against a team that Is Injury-riddled
and «Mmorallied •.. Clncy's only
hope Is to strlkt Nrty and get a lffd
that would enab6t them to dktatt tht
offenstve ltrete9Y Instead of havlno
to ptay catchup. It's dlfflcult to play
catchup aoalnst • team that's
ayer aging 2.S points a oame.
Pro Sleuth
Sipe
Pro Quarterbacks Zorn
z 0 R M A C H c A 8 u A T s 0 Fout•
J w G I 0 w 0 R s K I E H T N Haden
T A R G N R z p I s A R c u R Grogan
Morton
H H I R M I T c H N H(N R 0 z)
GfleM
E s E 1 R G R 0 G A N A B f 0
Stobler
I D s 1 R A E 0 N D S I p 0 w Joworakl
J A W 0 s I( L p T E N D A H A Robin ton
s R H I K M B I K s R 0 W A J Stouboch
M e p p 1 S A R 0 p A S T D e Pltorclk
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King Futurff SyncHut.
On Jan. 1, 1960, the Houston Oilers,
behind the offensive pfay of running
back Billy Cannon and quarterback
George Blanda, defeated the Los
Angeles Chargers, 24-16, to become
the first champions of the American
Football League.
The wloolng players' sha,. of the
championship game i)Urse c.me to
$1,016.42. Each of the losers '*
home $718.61. It was not untll the 20th
anniversary of the AFL'S first game
-a reunion on Sept. 16, 1979, that the
0 1 lers were awarded their cham-
pionship rings.
But 1960 martced the start of pro
football's golden «a and It was the
Oiiers who led tM underdogs Into
what became the NFL·AFL war.
HOUSTON OWNER Bud Adams
even scored the first victory when, on
Jane 21, 1960, the courts n.tled that
LSU running back Biiiy cannon, Who
had signed contrects both with
Houston and the Los Angeles Rams,
was the property of Houston.
The first Oiiers were put together
by head coach Lou Rymkus and were
a combination of NFL cast-offs, frH
agents and rookies.
Houstan defeated OHiand, 37-22, In
their flnt regular Mason game,
George IManda passing '3 yards to
Charlie Henigan for tM franchise's
first touchdown. Houston finished the
regular season wlth a 1M record,
scoring 379 Points to the opposition's
28S. The Oll«s attracted 140, 136 to
tne seven home games at Jeppesen
Stadium.
Cannon led the Oiiers In rushing
with 644 yards, only one more than all-
A FL fullback Dave Smith. Charlie
Tolar also ran for more than 600
yards. Blanda completed 169 of 363
passes for 2,411 yards and 2S
touchdowns. Wide rece iver Bii i
Groman caught 72 passes for 1,473
yards and 12 TOs. Blanda scored 11s
points off four touchdowns, "6 PATs
and 1S fleld goals.
THE AllL WAS A wide-open
league. Twtce Houston had a swiss
ptay cover more tMn 90 yan:ts (Blan-
da to Okk eompton for 95 and Jacky
Lee to Groman for 92). Kenny Hall's
104-yard kfckOff return Is still a club
record.
In the champfonshlp game before
32,000 M Jeppesen, 41-yHr-old Ben
AgaJlfMn booted flefd pMIS of. and
22 yards to O'w Los Angeles a M
lead after a quarter. Blancfa'11t-yard
scoring SWISS to Smlttl and 11-yard
field goal gave Houston a 1M lead at
the t..tf. Att9r • seven-yard scortnca
pitch to Groman In th;e third quarter,
Blanda put the game out of rMCh
• wt th his, tNrd 'TQ PBM. this an •
yard bomb to cannon In the fourth
qu•rt«.
Blanda comPfeted 16 of 32 passes
for 301 y«ds to win his swissJng blttte '
against Los Angefes' Jack Kemp <21
of 41 for 171>. cannon caught thrM
passes for 121 yards, Smith fl~ for
52, Hennloan four for 71 and Groman
three for '17.
Thirteen days later, Adams fired
another volley at the NFL by signing
t ight end Wiiiard Oewveall away
from the Chicago Bears. Oewveall
became the first player to Jump
leagues.
Groman, Smith and offensive
tackle Rich Michael, who missed the
title game with en Injury, all won all·
AFL hOnorS.
The 1960 Houston Oiiers end where
they are now:
OP:FENSE:
E : 8111 Gf"ofNh -Scout With Tem-
pa Bay.
LT: John Simerson -Operetlons
vice-president with Wltllg Freight
Lines In SM Francisco.
G: Fred Watln« -Wherffbouts
unknown.
C: G4Jof'Ve Belotti -Account ••·
ecutlve with Covina manufacturing
firm.
RG: Hogen WhMton -Prts'<teftt
and owner of Alloy Plpe-Fabnaton,
Inc., Houston.
RT: .Al Jamison -Owns HCUflty
switrot business tn Houston.
TE1 John C.tnon -Owns fMm In
Farmington, Ga.
Wft: Charlie Hennlg,an -In law
school at Tulane Unlv•rslty, ownJ
Get Smart Tutorlal Schooft In Latte
Charles, La., and Houston.
08: 0eorve IMancN -s.mketlf'ed
lecturer With homes In Chicago and
Palm Springs.
R•: Bitty Cannon -Dentist In
Baton Rouge, La.
ft• 1 Dew Smith -Owns rtt.lt ·~
partl business In Gr-.nfleld Wis.
DEFENSE
LE : Do n Floyd -General
manaoer of A-C Inte rnational In
Houston.
LT: Orville Trask -Partner In
Harfor Inc., boiler repair company In
Houston.
RT : George Shirkey -Sa les
manager for T ru-Mix Concrete,
8ellevlla., Tex.
RE: Oen LAmpheer -Chi~
branch manager, Control Oat..
LL•: Demit Morris -Lt. Detec-
tive, Tulw, ~ .. poffct.
ML•: Hugh Pttts -Owns Hugh
Pitts Reat e.sute, Houston.
RL•: Al Wltchet' -Attorney In
Waco, Tu.
LC: Tony a.nt•ld -Owner Ben-
field Properties, Inc., Friendswood,
Tex.
RC: Jim Norton -Co-owner
Norton and Poole Investments (rea4
estate), Houston.
SS: .MIM ~ -Education M-
mlnlstrator, Galveston (Ttlt.) School
District.
FS: M.rtt Johnston -Sates vke-
,presldent, Ryan lnsurMCt, CNatgo.
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Sunday Report
Rams va.
Bear&
Sundey, 11 •.m.
Ch•nnel 2
If they decide to show the Bears.
Rams game on prime-time TV this
week, It will flt nicety between M-A-
S-H and Quincy.
Although both teams won Im-
pressively last week to even their re-
cords at .SOO, both suff.,ed key ln-
ju r I es, adding to-a season of
frustration.
The Rams lost quarterback Pat
Haden, who broke the little flnoer on
his passing hand and wlll miss
the rest of the r"9Uler season.
The Bean lost wide retelvef" James
Scott, who broke an ankle and wlll be
out for the regular season.
The onty healthy quartel"b6ck In the
Rams' camp Is rookie Jeff Rutledge,
Vince Ferragamo practiced this
week, but has missed ttirte ga~
with a bf'OMn hand and wlll not play
this week. The Rams have signed ex-
Mlnn~a QB Bob Lee.
The Bears also lost starting re-
ceiver Golden Richards eartler this
season, which puts them at h-. same
disadvantage as the Rams, who have
been playing without Injured starting
receivers Ron Jessie and Wiiiie
Miiier.
Beleaguered cooch Ray Male\iasl's
Rams still ca.n play d•fense,
howe'ler. Despite the absence of
starting corntrbacks Pat Thomas
and Rod Perry the defenA held fhe
explosive Seattlt S.ahawkt to mlrws
seven yards total offense and onty
one first down last week.
Chicago still has Walter Payton,
too. Payton '1ddJH Detroit's ~
last week In a 35-7 rout by ruMlng,
catching and passing. But without
Scott to worry about, the Rems wlU
be happy to zero In on the leagw's
leading rusher.
The De,..,. -Most of h-tn.:
juries on botft Of these ctuti. hew r,,.
volved offentlW player1, IO the tNm
that wins this WMk rmtY have to dD It
all with defense. The Rema did It that
way last~ bV Shuttlno down Se•""
tie comptetelV with btltz.e1 and • ~
rush. With safetv Nolan Cromwwfl
and rookie Oweyne O'StMn Pl•Ylno
cornerback1, S.•ttl• querter~k
J Im lorn w.s able to comafete O!!ly 2
of 17 passes. Linebackers are the key
to controlling Peyton and few clubs
have a better trio of llnebackers than
the Rams Jim Youngblood, Jack
Reynolds and Bob Brudzlnskl.
When tM lean Heve the a.tt -
Mike Phipps has given the Bears
their most consistent quarterbacking
of the season In his last three ap.
pearances. He has been aided by the
aggressive play-cell Ing· of the
coaches. But with SCott out, the Bears
might resort to conservative tactics.
Rookie Rlckey Watts Is Scott's llkely
replacement. Wide receiver Brian
Baschnagel, Richard's replacement,
is having hfs best season. Payton Is
the key, of course. When he Is
stopped, the Bears are also. Phipps
has hit ft1m on short passes end he
has opened up the sweep by throwing
the half'b9ck optton pass, but he Is
most effective When he Just takes a
handoff and looks for daylight. Few
runners ever have hit holes qukker
or harder.
Smith are the receivers following In-
juries to Jessie, Miiier and Billy WMJ-
dy. Ruttedge « Lee will look for
tight end Terry Nelson after see-
ing the success of other tight ~
against the Bear defense.
KEY MATCHUPS:
Ram ~Vt End Fred Orv« vs.
Offenslvt Tackle Ted Allwecht
Albrecht played Detroit's Al Baker so
well last week he got a game ball
Dryer leads the Rams In sacks.
Rams Wkie Receiver ~rest• DM-
nard vs. (ornert)ack Terry 5clwnktt
-Both men are playing this se.son
because of Injuries and both have
played well. Dennard Is the Rams'
leading receiver clnd not many clubs
pick on Schmidt so much anymore
Last-Minute Factors -Bears' ln-
j u red receiver Scott caught
touchdown bombs of 10 and n yarck
against the Rams In the IMt me.ting
of thew two clubs, a 24-73 Monday
night victory in Joe Namath's last ap.
pea ranee ... The Bears have lost
their top two fullbacks. Roland
When the Rams Have the Ball -Harper and John Skibinski, end foor
Running bctck Wendell Tyler ilso was other starters this yNr. ~ Rams
hurt last 'WHk end his Sore ribs may have lost lO reoulars for at least one
cause him to miss the ·game. game ... The winds of Sotdlet Field
Lawrence Mccutcheon, Improving begin to play tricks In Novembff
but only a shadow of his fOt"fner self, something the Bears hope Lo~
is expected to start with Cullen Angeles rookie punter Ken Clark
Bryant. Preston Dennard and Ron finds out the hard way.
* * * • * * Probable Starting Lineups
LOS ANGELES RAMS OFFENSE
,._ ._. lmlttt WR IU
77 DDtlO FrMce LT W
7J Jollft Wiii~ LG 25'
61 Rid\ Saul C 2"3
60 Dinn .. t'l4Jrreh RG Jll
11 Jadllt 5'eter Rf.2'f
t3 TftTy NeltClft "fE.241
18 Pretton l'>emerd WA 115
t Jeff Rutlec9t QB-•
l2 Cullen ~Yant RB-211
JO Lawrence McCutcheon R 8 ~s
CHICAGO BEARS OFFENSE
Al<key Watts WR ~
Ted Albrecht LT 2SS
Nolth Jkk50n LG-27S
Den Neal C ~• ~¥It Sorey R G liA
De"""s Lick RT 2'6
Mike Cobb TE 240
BrlMi ilftchn•I WR-Ito ¥~• PNppa oe.m
O.Wt Wllllemt RB-215
Walter Payton R 8 202
LOS ANOELH RAMS D&F&NS8
IS J«tt Youngbloed LE 742
1' Mltce 9temlng LT 24'
fO Lerry ...... RT·2SS
" Fred Drys RE-DO
5l Jim Youngblood LLB 231
64 J«lc Rf'Vl'Olcts MLB 237
5' Bob Brudllntlcl RLB 231
2S Eddi. lnwtn lC 190
33 Dw•yne 0'$teeft RC:.190
42 Dew Elmendorf SS. 19S
21 Nol.n C.romwell F s. 1'7
CHICAGO aEARS OE,E•H
" Den Hampbl LE.2$2
.. Jim Olbornt LT ·2AS
t2 Alan f>-oe AT 220 n Mike lia"-tlne RE.a
SI Jerry Mu<hnsturm LLB 219
~ Tom Hicks MLB ns
S9 Gary Campbell ALB-221
Terry Sctimldt LC.m
Vlrgll Uwra RC:. \IO
G.,.y Ftnclk FS. m
Doug Ptri SS.197
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE
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Buffalo
Baltimore
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7 3 0 700 261 1SS
6 .. 0 .600 179 1'2 s s 0 .soo 221 249
4 6 0 .400 200 185
.. 6 0 400 171 207
Central
Pittsburgh 8 2 0 .800 264
Cleveland 1 3 0 .100 23S
Houston 7 3 0 .700 212
Ci nc 1 nnati 2 8 0 .200 211
West
Deriver 1 3 0 .100 147
San Diego 7 3 0 .700 244 Oakland 6 .. 0 .600 22S
Kansas City .. 6 0 .400 157
Seclttle 4 6 0 .400 203
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East
Dallas 8 2 0 .800
Phlladelpnla 6 4 0 .600
Washington 6 4 0 .600
NY Giants 4 6 0 .400
St Louis 3 1 0 300
Central
Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .100
Chicago s s 0 .soo
Minnesota .. 6 0 .400
Green Bay 3 7 0 .300
Detroit I 0 9 100
West
Rams s s 0 .soo
New Orleans s s o· .soo
Atlanta 4 6 0 .-400
San Francisco 1 9 0 . 100
Last Week's
Attendance
219
18'
171
162
190
194
18S
161
1S2
1'8
179
21-4
205
186
1S7
224
212
2'8
1-49
173
194
1S2
233
160
117
163
19S
206
160
173
232
203
2-45
18S
205
226
270
Game Attendance
Dallas at New York Giants 76,-490
New Orlffns at Denver 7',492
Houston et Miami 12,m
Cleveland at Phllad91Phla '!,01'
New England et Buffalo 61 ,93S
Los Anattes at Seattle 62.0.
San Diego at Kansas City S9,3S3
Detroit at Chicago • 57,979
Tampa Bay at Atlanta SS 1SO
New York Jets at Green Bay s.4'.201
San FranclKo at Oakland S2,76'
Washlnoton at Plttst>urgh -49,462
Mln,,esot. at St. Louis -47,213
Cincinnati at Baltimore 37,7'0
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The Winning Edge
Kl .. ffeatures Syndicate
S•mmary -With a "push" In the
Denver-New Orleans game last week,
our record for the season stands at
4S-~·1, a WIMlng Edge of S7 percent.
This week we llke:
PlttsDufVb (Minus 10) Over Kansu
CHy -Usu.Hy this would be way too
many points to give on the road but
the Steelers .re an exception.
They're that good. Pittsburgh has
covered the spread three consecutive
weeks and show no signs of letting up.
The Chiefs catme up with • ~ game
lest WMk against the Chargers and
It's doubtful If this voung team can
play to that level two weeks In a row.
Kansas City also Is not an overpower-
ing team at home as It has beaten the
spread In only three of six games at
Arrowhead Stadium this season. A
year ego the Chiefs also were .soo
against the spread at home.
Mtanwhlle, the Steelers are a decent
road tum.
In f~ct, last year the Steelers
played b9tWr on the road tban at
homt. If that happens Sunday the
Chiefs are In for a very long day.
Give the points.
It. LtUll ( Pl•s llfJ) Ovtr
Walltl ...... -The Redskins _,.,.ar
to be In the midst of their aMual cot·
lapse. A year ago Washington beat
the IPf'Md In five g11mes and then on-
ly once the rest of the season. This
season the 'Skins got off to a llttle bet·
ter start, bMtlng the spread seven
times In their Initial eight games.
However, they've failed to come close
to beating the spread the past two
weeks. The Cardinals, on the other
hand, are coming on llke they did a
year ago. Take the points.
Ntw OrteMS (Minus 71/J) 0v ... S.n
Francisco -Any time the Saints are
favored bV this many points It's wise
to jump on the other side. But not this
game. The 4,.rs are absolutely pltlful
and Archie Mannino shoold have a
field day. Earlier In the season the
Saints defeated the 49ers, 30-21, In
San Francisco. New Orleans Is vastly
Improved since that Sept. 23 game
while the 49ers are the same old lowly
49ers. Saints have beaten the spread
five times In the last seven games,
San Francisco only twice In last six
gam.s. Lay the potnts.
Seam. (Plus •> over Clewtllnd-
The Seahawks, for some reason, have
had tremendous success against AFC
Central Division teams the past two
seasons. A year ago Seattle beat the
spread against Pittsburgh and
Cleveland and this suson covered at
hOme against Houston. The Seahawtts
trounced Cleveland, 47-42, In Seattle
last December. Cleveland has been
struggllno at home this year. The
Browns have beaten the spread only
once In five games. Take the points.
GNen .. , (Minus 2) Over Mln-
MIOta -The Vikings have had all
kinds of problems against the spread
recently. In their last 17 games start·
Ing last year, tne Vlkes have beaten
the spread Just thr" times. That rec-
ord rlg!'t there makes you lean
towards the Packers. Furthermore,
the Vikings have beaten the si>read
ortly once In four games this year and
only OOCA! In their last eight games as
a visitor. Last year the Packers
edged the Yikes, 13-10, at home. A
slmllar result Is expected. Lay the
points.
New York Giattts (Mlnut J'h) Over
AUa.JtU -The Giants have come of
age.
.Even though they suffered a
heartbreaking loss to Dallas last
week the oame has to give the Giants
a lot of confidence. The Fatcons are
stlll having their dlfflcultles In oet·
ting untracked, especially on the
road. Atlanta has failed to beat the
spread In Its last three road games.
Giants have beaten the si>read In five
consecutive games. Should make It
six straight. Lay the points.
New Yor1l Jets (Mina 6'h) Over
8uffalo -The Biiis are no IOnQef' •
bettor's best friend. Last yNr, Buf·
falo, with a 12-3-1 mark, had the best
record against the spread of any NFL
team. This year the Biiis beat the
spread In their first five games. The
oddsmakers finally wised up and
since then they've tightened tht
spread on the Biiis' games. Buffalo
has beaten the spread only once In Its
last five contests. The Jets are oolno
the other way. They've bNten the
spread In tour straight games. A yNr
ago the Jets rlppeo the Bills, 45-14, In
Shea Stadium. Lay the points.
Dallas (Minus 10) Over
PhilaelelplMa -Something has to give
In this game. Both the Cowboys and
the Eagles have falled to beat the
spread In their last three games. The
Eagles SftfTI to be In poorer shape
than the Cowboys, as they've lost
three strA11ight games. Dallas can
virtually clinch the NFC East title
with a victory and figure to capltallze
on this Incentive. Home teams have
done extremely well ABC night
game.Glvethepolnts.
T_.Tum T...,.: Dati.s <Mlmn
4) OWw ............... to New York
Jets (Minus Yd OVer Buffalo: Any
time you can oet a solid home team at
a near even price, bet It. .
Pro Sleuth Answer
OKLAHOMA
FANS
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS
OF
Oklahoma
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8 DNLYPILOT Saturday, November 10, 1979 PR0/"6'78
lAST OF THE
'79's
ONLY5 LEFT
CHOICI OF COLoas
SILYll•IWI
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HURRY!
PREOWNBIUG
COMYRTllLIS
Nie. luperbeetle.
Oorgeou• grHn color. f111"'~~
The Bloek: Backbone
Cunningham (Back), Hannah (Guard) B~
"Ours 11 o halfback olf.,.. PlaJI• ort d.f.
li{1Md for TOftll fDoradt J I llooe o JOb I
plaJ/ o role. Nnctiov. ill Dalla• Harper In
Chicago Our rolu ccU far o lot of bloclang "
-Robm N~. Dollol Cowbov•
.. Beforw IDf got to Bulfalo, 0 J fSimptonJ
didn't Od lhal rmich llO~ He rtohu1
tha.I wtthotlt us hi wouldn't ~ making all
lhoM moiilfl."
-Ja. O.Lamlelleur1. Buffalo Billi
Robert Newhouse Is, of course, e
running beck and Joe O.Lamlelleure
Is a guard, but In this case they are one and the same -blockers.
They are the pawns on pro foot·
ball's Chess board, pevlng the way for
the knights • the bishops t.o make
their derlng, darting moves Into
enemy t9rrftory to the applause of the
assembled lords end ledles.
The KNQtits, l>fShops and the kings
-the running bectcs who gain 1,000
yards Md the ~rterbecks WhO pass
for 25 touchdowns -are accorded the
honors of the realm. The pawns -
those who throw the blocks -either
get bruised on artlflclal turf or mud-
died on neturel grass.
THEY USK In reflected glory,
most wllllngly, some grudglngly.
Their names ue not household
words. No one phones them to appeM
on the Johnny Cerson Show. They
aren't asked to do commerclals for
men's toltetrles or women's pan-
tyhose.
No klelg tights, no spotUQhts, no
llmeUght.
Only those In the NFL In charge of
knowing one blocker from another -
the general menagers and pleyer
petsonnlf cMrtctors -can llft this
curtalnof oblcurlty for us.
Here's PROflle 79's llst of the top
blockers In the business:
8"t •tocking Backs
1. Sam Cunningham, New England
Patriots
I. Roland He,,,.,, Chicago &Hrs 3. Joe Oet..-mlelleure, guard, Buf· The reeson ls simple -no one's
3. Rocky Bieler, Pittsburgh falo Biiis • watching the blocker, only the run-
Steelen 4. Bolt Young, tackle, St. Louis ner. Roc.ncl Harper of the Chicago
4. Andy Johnson, ·New Englend Cerdlnafs Bears, ~ before he was Injured
Patriots S. Mike Webster, center, Pittsburgh blocked for Walter Payton, probebly
5. John Riggins, Washington Steelers putltbeltwhenhesald.
RedlklM 6. Jeff Van Note, center, Atlanta ''Walt. Payton Is a running back. 1
6. Robert Newhouse, Dell as Falcons em a blodclng back. We understand
Cowboys White we generally eccept the ftct our rotes."
.... Btodltng LIMmH that linemen ooen up the holes for JOHN RIGGINS, who Chafed under
1. John Hannah, guard, New running beckt to cruise through end the role while George Allen was
Errol•nd Patriots provide tM protection for the passer, coactt of the Redskins, hed It flgur.ct
2. Jon Kolb, teckl•, Pittsburgh the role of the back Who blocks usual· this way when he was doing the ~~s-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•Y_~_I~~-~~~~·~~~~~~~--~ocklngfor MlkeTh~as:
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PA0"'678 S.Uo.y. Ho¥9mbet 10.1~ DAILY PILOT 7
of the Offense
t Blockers in Pro .Football
"5ome games I'm a fullback al"d
some games I'm an extra guard."
Wiibert Montgomery of the
Phltadetphla EaglfS gained more
than 1,200 yards last year with Mike
Hogen as his lead blocker. Hogan,
hOwever, was released before this
season started, and, for the first thrff
games, Montgomery ran behind un-
familiar fullbacks. He averaged 76
yardsagame.
COACH DICK veltMEIL saw the
1 problem, shipped • draft choice to
Miami for Leroy Harris, gave him a
crash course In blocklng for Wiibert
and, In the next three games.
~ averaged 117 yards -
an Increase of more than 40 yards a
a-me. ·TM rote of the blocklng back Is
cherished by some, accepted by
others end despised by Riggins, who
seys, "t don't think •here's a running
beck In the game Who likes to btock."
Maybe It's because he was only a
11ttw'c1Und dr.tt choice, but Roland
Harper Insists he likes to.
"I CAN SEE IT NOW," H•t'Ptf
says. "TS'! years from today, t'fl be
sitting on the c:ouch fllpplng through
the Old 5CAPD00b, And one of the
boys will say, 'Walter Payton •..
04tefdy played with him.' I consider It
a thrill and an honor Just to be occu-
pyl~ the same backneld. And If I
can throw a key block to help aprlno
him for one of those super l°"9 runs,
then there's "° better feeling In the world. NOt even If I had made that samt l°"G run myself."
Newt\ouse fits In somewhere
between Rlgolns and H1rper. He
doelf\'t hate blocking, but he doesn't
love It either. There was a ttme,
hOW•V ... , when "IS dffl,. to be a 1,oeo.v.o runner rather than a grut
blocker with 500 y1rds, did Mt 11
him.
"IT'S HOT SOM•TMINO that tears
me up lltce It once did," NewhoUM
aay1. "My tnaturltY his somett\1"9 to
do With thet. Whit It 111 bolll down to
II t\OW you feel tbout yourself -Ind t
think of myself H being ~ble of
Mino • 1,~yerd runner Whether
l'verMChldthatm•rkornot.
"Bloddng Isn't ai vlslble u run-
ning tM ball. You can oo ov.r 1,000
yerds 8"d not hive H gOOCI I INIOn
11 balno under 1,000 -btc:auM of
btocklng. There's not n'UKh OIOrY In
blOcidng, bUt tNm players took It I_
teammate's t ,000 yards as their ooat
too.
"They say, 'we helped him get It' "
THAT'S ABOUT ALL the offensive
lineman can say. While a blocking
back does run with the bell at times,
the guys In the trenches never get the
OPPortunlty. And there·~ far more
technique Involved tha" possibly at
any other position.
Jon Kolb has been at It for a decac:M
and firmly believes great blockers
are made not bom.
"Offensive llne Is the only position
where you never hear anyt>odY say
'he's a natural-born pass protector·
or a 'natural·born blocker'," Kotb
points out. ''It's the only position that
has to be entirety teamed.
"Nobody, tor example, ever told
0 . J. Simpson or Franco (Harris>
how to run. But any blocker who ever
was any .good had to learn f!VffY·
thing."
MOST LINEMEN, Kolb also points
out, prefef to block for the run rather
than the pass -for obvious reasons.
"In run bfocklno you can make a
mistake and nobody really knows It,"
he says. 'If you make a mistake pass
blocking, the sack of your
quarterback Is vlslble to everyone In
the stadium."
''My strongest point," says Buf-
f a Io's premier guard Joe
DeLamlelleure, "was that I could
block one-on-one. That's why they
dratted me. That's wttat they wanted.
The hard part for me WIS pass block·
Ing, coming from Michigan Stat•
where we didn't pass too much.
"AT FIRST, I 'd always step
forward Off the llne and the deMnstve
layer would Just grab me end throw
me out of the way. In pass block·
Ing, a guard has to become the de--
tensive player, reacting to the moves
by the linemen coming at him."
And hoW long does It take to master
all the moves?
"I think.'' uys O.Lamlelleure, "rt
takes from she to eight Y .. " for an
offenstw lineman to reach his l)Mk."
And after 1H the moves are
mastered. WNt then?
"The object," Oet.amlelleu,. says,
"Is to pt1y a perfKt game H such a
thing ls·PoSSlbCe. It probably Isn't, or
they wouldn't be paytna th• guy
across the tine."
KlllO ~ ·~fMllC.ate
Pro Odds
This Week
ODDS
COYef"'l.oUndln lft paNfttMMI)
Los Angeles pf us 2 1t Chlc-ac> (~).
Atlante pl\K 31h over New Yort
Giants (36).
Baltimore plus 6 at Miami (38).
Buffalo plus 61h at New Ve>rjc Jets
(42).
Minnesota pfus 2 at Green Bay (35).
New England at Denver, even (37).
Pittsburgh minus 10 at Kansas City
(38).
Oakland plus 2 at Houston <•>.
St. Louis plus 31h at Wahington
(37).
S.n Diego minus 31;, at Cincinnati
(4'()).
San Francisco plus 71h at New
Orleans (39).
Seattle plus 6 at C .. veland (41).
T ampe Bay minus 4 at Detroit (33).
Phlladelphta pfus 10 at 01ttas (31).
PllOffte 7' Sll1c:tleftl
Chicago giving points (2) vs. Los
Angeles.
Atlanta taking points (31h) vs. New
York~.
Miami giving points (6) vs
Batu more.
New York Jets gfvlng points (61/2)
vs. Buffalo.
Green Bay giving points (2) vs.
Minnesota.
New England over Denver, even.
Pittsburgh 9lvlng points (10) vs.
Kansas City.
Oakland taking points (3V1) vs.
Houston.
St. Louis taking points (3'h) vs.
Washington.
San Diego giving points (31/J) vs.
Cincinnati.
New Orleans gMno points m~> vs.
S.n Francisco.
Cleveland giving points (6) vs.
SHttle.
Tempe Bay giving points f') vs.
Detroit.
01tles giving points (10) vs.
Pt\lladetphla.
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K1nses City ••. Steelers are
awesome end Chiefs are In trouble.
New Enolendov«OeftYtt",ewn ..
BroncCH must score some points,
but how? san Otego olvlno points <S•!!) vs.
Cincinnati ••. Clncy's •tense Is bet·
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Sunday Scovting · Report
Patriot.8 vs.
Bro ncos
&uncgy, 1 p.m.
Ch•nnef 4
week the Denver vet has gone over
the 200-yard mark after recapturlno
the starting lob from Norris Weese.
O.nver, however, Is hurtlno on de-
fense, where free safety S.rnard
Jackson, linebacker Joe Rluo and
corner Steve Foley all missed last
If both sides can llne up enough week's game and might have to
healthy bodies at Mlle High Stadium watch again Sunday. The Pats' Russ
SundaV, you might be able to Francis did not play aoalnst the Biils
measure the New England-Denver but Is expected back this week.
colllslon In Richter terms. Wlten New England Has u.e ball-
Red Miiler, who helped build the The Pats' arsenal Is well-stocked.
Pats Into M NFL powwer, does not Gro0an Sffms to be settllno Into
want to lose to them before what wlll championship form after an erratic
be the 71st straight sellout In Denver. start and with Harold Jackson on one
Ron Erhardt who replaced Miiier as side, Stentey Morpn on the other and
.offensive coordinator and then took Russ Famcls seemingly everywhere,
over as head coach when Chuck the Pats can be awesome.
FelrbankS defected to Colorado, twas Denver has been •mono the best at
his clUb nicely positioned up near the stopping the run, but not the pass.
toP In both offense •nd defense, and Is Grogan's running threat may also
beginning to get his watklnQ wounded hold the Denver ltnebacker an extra
bKk Into the "'*'P· step, opening up the Intermediate
Both toms are tocked In bitter pass routes even more.
division races In which a slngte stum-A ..-ego, Oenvef' locked Louis
ble at this st-oe could prove fatal. Wright on Wes Chandler and then
And bOth have hot quarterbacks Who helped Chris Pane with • safety or
are on personal str .. ks. linebacker. If Pan. continues for the
The Pats' Steve Grogan has been Injured FoMy <rlbtl, IOOk for Grogan
one of tht best In the teaoue for the to go after him more than Archie
test month, and threw for 350 yards Manning managed. The Pats, ob-
against the Biiis last Sunday -his vlously, Ilk• to aim up (leld slnc.e
-second best day as• pro. The Bron-Morgan (avereglng 24.2 yards per
cos' Cretg Morton got to New Or1eans catch), Francis (14.S) and J.ckson
for 2%1 yarjls, the fourth straight (23.3) carry such Impressive figures.
* • * • * * Probable Starting Lineup8
NQ INOLAND ii-ATAtOTI OFFENSE
M Sf..iley Morten WR.112
62 Ow'9hf Whetl4w l T-2.60
73 JoM HenMh LG-272 •1 •11 LenQ1tl1 C·US
6' Sltl'I~ RG·W
1• Shtt~ Jordan RT·240 11 Ruas Frtnels TE-2AO
2' Harold Jaduon WA·115
14 Steve Grogan Q8·212
22 Horace t¥Ory RI-'lft
3t Sim t.uM~ R&-2'30
DINVllt tRONCOI OFFSNH
10 Rldl Upctturd\ WR-176
70 O.w. Si'*-rd l T-2SS
62 Tom Gleuk lG·250
M 8111 lr'yM C·2"4
tO Paut Howlrd AG.Mt
71 0-.d .. MJnor RT-S
• Rlt.y Odomt TE·f'4
2S Hall9tl Molts WR-200
1 Craig Monon oe-211
•1 Rot> Lytle R8·1'5
20 Jim .,,..,.., A 1-230
NIW INOLAND PAT•tOTS Dl,INff DINVta tRONCOS DEflNH
72 Mtl LUNford LE·MO
71 9tly .Wmllton NT.us
1' lemey CMVOUI LE -2e
.. Rubin c:.t9r NG·W
64 Alcnard 81~ AE·MrS M 8rlMJn IMf'lrlf RE 241
91 Steve Kine LL.1-225 51 lo ~ lll·220
II 5M'ft 1-Mtt I L&-265
J1 ttWe Helaon t&.a.230
S. Rod Yioatt OL&-21$
tt Ray Ci.tbottl LC. ltO
tO M~ "9ynea AC·1•
'l1 0.,. ~n SS·tPf
.. llm flmc P:S•tfO
.Jt Rob *'me tl 1·220 .&a AMdy Gt'edlther IL a.:o
S7 Tont JtcbOn RLl-221
20 Loutt Wright LC.200
4 SNVI '°'.., RC· tfO a. •If llloffUlt• rt SS· "7
.0 0.arllt Welt PIS. lN '
When Oenvff H•I t"e NU-The
Broncos build up yardage but not
points. The saints game was typ4cal,
with Denver nettlnQ ~9 yards but on-
ly a field goat and • touchdown. One
score was called back. Penalties
stopped other drives, and Denver re-
mains with 147 points for the year -
the lowest total In the NFL. But
Morton, who has not beef> under 200
yards since he took over a month ago,
Is tOOklng more and more at Rick
Upchurch as a big-play thrHl To off·
set jammlnQ at the line, Denver also
lines tight end Riiey Odoms up In the
backfletd, then sends him In motion.
With Haven Moses at the other end,
the Broncos can match the Pets'
three-way threat. Denver also Is us-
ing Otis Armstrong more often, and
the veteran has shown Increasing
flashes of his old runninQ topn.
KEY MATCHUPS:
New EnglMMI Tight Eftd lt&aU Fr..._
els n . U.,,..9'ker aoa. s-.nson and
St'°"' satety IMU TMmpsDft-Fran·
els Is coming off • two-game Injury
hiatus end he's going against
Swenson, Who twas been the only Bron·
co linebacker to escape Injury this
season. Swenson has been OeAver's
big-play defef\cfe.r, teamlno ~Ith
Thompson to create the wk<nlng
score with turnovers in two of the
Broncos' seven wins.
Pat NtbKtr Sam Cunnlngtym v1.
Denver's Sbort Yard~ Detenw-
CunnlnQham loves to leap. Denver
loves to stop fullbacks In that sltua·
tlon. The Broncos, In fact, enjoy near·
ly a 60 percent success ratio on short
yardage plays this year, and halted
New Or!Hns on five of seven such
tries last wiek, lncludlnQ stopplno
233-PQUnd Chuck Muncie twice when
he needed less than• yard each time.
Randy Gradlshar Is Denver's key to
watch on shor1 yardage.
Pro Quiz
( 1 ) The number of NFL teams
whOse franchises were originally In
other cities Is
(a) seven
(b) four
(c) ten
(2 > The record for number of
players from one family In pro foot-
ball ls
<•>four
<b> three
<c> she
(2) Since the 1910 AFL·NFL
m.,Qlf', tht number of NFC tHms
that twtw won the IHOUe title Is
(a) three
(b) one
«Hour
(4) The kicker whO owns the record
for most flefd oo-is In one SHson
(e) retfNCI efter the 1975 IN50n
(b) IS stlll active
<c) nttlr9d •ft« last tHSOf1
m The tHm that last year set a rec·
ord tot' number Of first downs In a season 11 Jn the
(a) NFC e.stern Division
(b) AFC t:..st
(C) AFC West
(6) rt e.ra CamPbttl teects the NFL
In rushing this year, he'll have been
the teegue leader his first two yHrs
as • pro, a distinction previously
achieved
<•> never
(b) once
<c> twice
(7) In 1978, In yarcMQe gained, the
top three passlnQ tMms In the NFL
were, In order
<•> O.llu, Pittsburgh, Seattle
(b) San Pleoo, Minnesota, New
Orleans <c> Pittsburgh, Miami, Dallas
(I) The hf9'*t one-season scoring
total ot au time Is betwffn <• > 400 end '50 points
(b) 500 and sso
< c > sso ancuoo
(9) Players' Mmes, as well as
numbers, have bttft on the beck of
Jerseys since
(•) 1950
(b) 1'60
(C) 1910
(10) In 1971, the most tumbltt were
by•
(•) querterback
( b) recefvef
(C't runnfng beek
... MIWln, ..... ,,
JISI
AllRMll
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1979 320i's & 530i's
PAOfU.79 DAil. V fttl.OT t
Monday Scouting Report
Eagles vs.
Cowboys
Monday, e p.m.
Channel 7
If there is to be • championship
race in the NFC EHt, It would ap..
pear It must begin when the
Philadelphia Eagles oet 1 shot at the
Dallas Cowboys Monday nioht.
Tom Landry's CowbOys, although
hardly looking like world-beaters.
have a two-game lead over the
Eagles and Washington Redskins
with six games left to play. A Dallas
win over Philly, expected to be the
Cowboys' chief challenger, would
make It awfully dlfflcult for anybOdy
to catch Dallas, whereas an Eagle
win would throw the division up fOf'
grabs again.
AfteT' loslng two straight gamK the
Eagles, who beat Pittsburgh earliet'
this season, seemed to be back on the
track bu1 lost to Cleveland In the final
m inute, 2'4·19 last week. Dallas beat
the Giants, 16-14, Of\ • flnal second
f ield goal In a game It should ha"e
lost.
"The Giants beat us at the line of
scrimmage and probably should have
won the game," said Tom Landry.
cerned. Dallas also has lost two
straight battles at the llne of scrim·
mage against the Steelers, no sur-
prise, and the Gtents, a surprise. In·
dividual performance has kept the
Cowboys going In what has been an
8·2 season. Recently, the heroics have
come from Roger Staubach and Drew
Pearson, the club's only recel~ wno
has been at>te to cooslstently hang on-
to the ball in a crowd.
Theoretically, if you're not abfe to
run the ball against a 3--4, such as that
.used by the Eagles. then you won't be
able to pass. So Landry wlll try to
light a fire under his runni~ game,
featuring Tony Oof'sett.
If Dallas gets wltf\ Landry's pro-
gram, It wlll be time for the club to
come together j ust prior to the
playotts. Dick Vet"mell, after three
losses in a raw, knows It's time for his
club to break out or forget a cham-
pionship. Bu1 the Eagles' timing Just
isn't good, facing the Cowboys' in
Texas Stadium.
Whee a. E-ales Have tM Ball -
Vermell wants to oet the NII to
Wilbert Montgomery and let him go.
He's handled the ball 36 percent of
the time for the Eagle offense and
amassed 9S1 yards rushing. The only
problem he's had Is with fumbles, los.-
ing the ball five times In the last
three games. Mostly, the Eagles wlll
try to establish the run, as does prac-
tically everybody and Ron Jaworski, a
good long thrower. hopes to hit
ble. He's atso been usl~ tight end
Keith Krepfle more than usual.
When U.. Cewttoys Have tM ..,. -
The Cowboys, more so than ever, will
attempt to dig In and run the ball on
the Eagles. Landry belle~s he must
reestablish his rushing game If his
club Is to be a SUper Bowl contendef'.
The fullback production has not been
good at all this season and the club
mostly has to rely on Dorsett.
LHt-Mlnutt Factln -Tony Hill,
bruised ribs, might not sqrt and
would be replaced by Butch ~
at split end ... Pnston Pearson Is
stlll out w ith knee and rib In-
juries ... Harold Carmk:hael wfll try
to add to his NFL record of catching a
pass In 106 straight games •.. Dallas
linebacker ThOmas Henderson, out
last weett. should be back.
* * * * * * Probable Starting Lineups
'HILADELPHIA OFFENSE DALLAS COWBOYS OFFENSE
17 Herold CMmlchMf WA-US IO Tony Hiii WR.198
7S Sten Watten LT 270 67 Pat Oonoveft l T ·2.SO
62 Pet.-y Pwrot LG 162 " Herb Scott LG 252
50 Ouy Morrill cm 62 John Fltto-eld C-160 .., Woody Pltoples RG 2S2 " Tom Raft.rty RG-1SO
76 Jeuy SIM"'°"• AT-MO 6 1 Jim~ RT 260 ... ~•tti Krepfle TEm " Biiiy Joe DuPrM TE 239
IS Chec'lle Sm ltl\ WR-115 .. 0r-P98non WRIU
Ron Jaworski QB-19S 12 Ro9er" Staubacl\ QS.202
31 Wiibert Mon1gomffy R8 19S 33 Tony Dorsett RB-190
20 Leroy Harr is A8 210 ... Robt<rt Newt>ov~e RB-2 1~
PHILADELPHIA DEFENSE DALLAS COWIOYS DEFENSE
17 Oeude Hvmptlr~ LE 265 78 JoM °"'"°" LE li~
6.S Olar II• John50l'I NT-142 65 Oilw Stalls L T-2.S
71 C..rt Hairston RE 2"5 joC Randy Wt'trte RT 2.SO
•s .Jol\f1 Bunt1n9 LL B 220 1'9 Harvey Martin FlE·2S2
58 Ten-y Tautolo ILB-215 S6 Thomas ~rson LLB-220
SS Fraf'k L.eMaster ILS.231 SJ Bob Brwnl9 MLB-125
Sl R~le Wilkn RLBllS 50 D.O Lewis RLB·215
23 Bobby Howard LC 175 31 ~ny Bar nH LC·l9S
46 Hef'm Edwards RC 194 25 AIJron l'yle RC 185 ,, Randy Logan SS·19S 47 Rand·( Hugh•!& SS 201
THE FACT IS LANDRY'S U ·
plosive off~ has managed only one
touchdown In two weeks, a great
source of embarrassment to all COf\· Harold carmichael as often ...::a~s..::;pos..;....;s:...I· _________________ _ ,, 8--roard WlllOfl FS 170 '3 Clltf HJrrh FS-192
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NFL
NFC
LEADING KOllEH
Teuc:Me.,..
Name TOI Rush Rec Aet Pts
Payton. CN. 11 9 2 0 " Montgomery. Phll. 9 • 3 0 54
a.11. T.8. • • 2 0 ..
Hill, Dall. 1 0 1 0 42
Solomon, S. F. 1
Klddftl
l • 0 42
fqme PAT FG Lng Ptl
Soptlen, Dall. 10.-2, 15-11 ,, ,IS
Motetey, w.r.. lt·lf ls.a .~ " FrMtclln. Phi • 19-21 13-17 ,, SI
~Khlng, S.F 18-21 12·15 .. 54
Mau.ttt, Atl. 20-2' 11-2' .. u
Thoma.Otl. 21·22 1~1'
UADINO PASSERS
42 51
( 120 .ttempta)
Name Att C4mfl Pd TD Int Rtng
Sta~.Ooll. a.41'1 5'.7 1• 5 "·' Simms,N.Y. 127 ., .... I S n .t
Thelsmem,
Wash. 229 1SS '"° • 10 71.1
Jaworski, Phtt. 220 l• so ' 11 71.S
O.Bof'g, S.F. wm 60.J 11 .,. 71.•
Whitehurst, Q..lt."251 , ... sa.2 1 12 70.S .
e.rtflowskJ. Ml. 270 UJ J:J.O 12 13 70.l
Milnnlng, N.O. mm ,, .. 10,. 70.1
Kramer. Minn. W'ltt 5'.7 " 17 a .9
Haden,L.A. 2tO 1'3 SU 11 14 61.2
Wllll.,,., T.B. 242 ,. '°·5 ,. 12
LUDtNG PASS lllCEIYIH
61 .•
ltoc:eptftftt
Name No Yds Avg TOI
Sofoman, S.f . Sl 719 1 ... 1 6
Rashad, Minn. .. 7!2 15.0 6
Chandler, N.O. "-nJ 17.I s
YC>Uf19. Mlnn.Crb) 4 114 7.J ,
Francia, Atl. " 601 1"7 • carmldleel, flhlf. 36 553 lS.4 5
O.Punon, 0.11. 3S "° 11.t 2
Galbf"eeth. N.0 .(rb) ,. 270 1.f 0
Hiii, Dall. J3 571 17.2 7
Scott. Oet. J3 4M lU
INTERCEPTION LEADERS
J
Name No Vets l.ng TO.
Parrtah, Waah. 1 54 23 0
Myen,N.O. ' 107 S2 ' Stone, Sl.L ' 70 JO 0
l.Awrm,Atl. .. 71 31 0
Wiison. Phll. ' 70 • 0
l.Avendet, WMh. ' ., 'D 0
Hugtlot. N.O. 4 •2 41 0
LKAOINO RUIHllll
Name Mt Vdl AYt LngTOI
Payton, Otl. m mJ '·' .0 9
Andenan.St.L. 20J 1000 ,,9 ,. 5
Montgomerr. Phll. 2.0 951 "' •2 6
Dorlett, Dall. In ... "' " ~
Bell, T.8. ll2 m "' 4t ' Munclo,N.O. 141 "° "·! Ill s
Weekly Statistics
,
Riggins, Wash. 156 645 •.1 33 3
Andrews, All . 1 •7 605 •.1 23 2
Eck wood. T. 8. 16.5 517 ·u 61 ,
Galbf"•ttl. N.O. 152 570 3.1 27 6
LEADING PUNTERS
Name No Lng Avg Net
Jennings, N. Y. 70 72 •l.2 36.•
D.Whtte. a.ti. 52 73 42.S 37.S
Partridge, N.O. 34 61 •1.1 35.I
James,Atl. so 62 41. I J6.•
Litt'9. St.L. •7 S6 '1.0 33.1
Beverly, G.8 . •2 6.5 40.9 30
Swider. o.t. 62 72 40.• 33.3
Blanchwd. T. 8 . .. SI 40.• 32.0
Coleman, Minn. 54 70 40.1 Jl.f
Clerk. L.A. 63 60 39.1 33.0
PUNT ltETUltN LEAOEH
NMne No Yds Avg lnO TO.
PM<son. Atl. 10 111 11.1 60 0
Sdtubort. Otl. II 113 10.2 n ' karretl~.L. II 190 10.0 .. 0
Henry, I. 2' 262 9.0 34 0
Mautl,N.O. lS 130 1.7 33 0
Hardeman, Wash 2• 201 ... SJ 0
Edwards. Minn. 2S 176 7.0 ., 0
WlllOft, 0.11. 22 IS4 7.0 ll 0
Solomon, S.F. 22 14 6.S 1• 0
Reese. T.8 . .. 29S 6.• If 0
~ICKOFF RETURN LEADaltS
Name No Yds Avg L.ng TOI
Green. St.l . 17 455 26.I 106 I
Henry, l'ttH. l2 SS7 2U SJ 0
Ectwardl, Mlftn. 30 743 24.I 5' 0
Springs. 0.11. 16 3IS 2•.1 70 0
Harr.it, St .l. 17 409 24.1 53 0
Owens.S.F. n w 2J.2 .. 0
BaKM&gel, Oll. 12 260 21.7 32 0
kane, Oet. 13 211 2U 71 0
MMtl.N.O. 23 "' 2U 71 0
Odom.G.I . 29 .,, 21.• 31 0
NFC OFFENSE '/j I' '/;
FIRST I OOWNS _.
A"-"t• 79 n 17 , ..
CMcate 92 5.2 1J 157
Dallas II 113 1• 20I
Dthlt ,, 12 1 ,.. ....... , 72 79 12 1'3
Les Mltlet as " 11 202
Mll'UIWta .. 10• " 114 Newer--. " " 11 1n
N.Y.-.. st n " 11' ............ ,. 9l 9 171 ~' LMll to 16 lS 191 S.•~ 70 .,, 11 -T..,_llr .. lJ 19 '" ......... 14 ., 11 m NOT!~ Pim downs 1twn on offOfM .,_
def9nM _,. the TOTALS ftr tin flNMI.
Yerdlgt flt1nt on offeMe •nd .,.,_
ate the AVERAGES W the tWI ..,,_,
Dl..,__.IYKlflOllNlllnt..,..._
AFC van Eeghen. 0.k. 163 '20 3.1 lt 6
Smith. Sea 131 513 •.S 31 s
Galnes,N Y. " 570 S.9 52 0
CIOnka, liha. IQ SST :u 22 6
WHhlngton. S.H. 1~ 536 3.7 19 l
LEADINGKOltEltS Thornton, Pl tt. lOI ™ u 7S s
To~• McKnight. K.C .. S30 S.• .. s
Name TOI Rush Roe Ret P11 LEADING PUNTERS
Campbell. Hou. 12 12 0 0 n Name No L"9 Avg Net
C. Will lams, S. D . 10 10 0 0 60 G<upp, I( c. " 7• •S.l 31.t
Thornton. Pitt . ' s • 0 54 Guy.CW!. " 71 ., .. 34.7
Johnson. Cln. I 7 1 0 .. MclNHy. Cin . S7 61 43.0 34.1
Morgan. N. E . • 0 • 0 .. p.,. .. ey, Hou . 61 " 41.I 32.4
Smith. Sea. KJ&i..t5
, 0 .. Ev_,,,, a..,. G " 41.1 Jl.S
Name • PAT FG Lno Ptt Pres1rfdg9, OHi. 54 ., 41.2 Jl.I
Smltn,N.E. 30-J2 13·21 G ., A8fnMY.N.Y. .. '3 •1.1 , ...
Frlhdl, Hou. 23-2' lS-17 SI .. w..~.s... 45 60 '°·' J.U
Cockroft, Oev. 25-2' 12·'9 51 61 Cofqultt. P1 tt. .. 56 40.5 Jl.6
Breedt.O.k. 24-29 11·17 0 60 ~.Mia. lf .. JU 32.0
Herrera. Sea. 23-2' 12·'16 .. ~
von~. PUNT ltETUllN LEADERS
Mia. 17-20 14-20 Sl 59 Name No Yds Avg ln9 TDs
LlADINO ,AHEltS Nathan.Ml•. 11 231 IJ.5 16 I
(120 attempts) D.Hatt. Oev. 12 131 11.S 41 0
Name Att Comp Pct TO Int Rtnt Smith. K.C. ., m II.I .. 2
F ef'9U'SO", Bu ff. 2.51 1J7 SJ.1 12 I IU ~.Oen.tt '" 10.J 77 0
Fovts.S.O. ,,. 211 '3.2 14 IJ IU ""'*'Y. Buff n m 10.1 32 0
8'adlhaw, Pttt. m 14f SJA 1112 IU Futter, S.D. ,. )C2 10.1 27 0
Stabtlr, ON. ,.. 160 60.t 1• 12 a .1 Smltt\, Pitt. 16 146 t .1 31 0
Grogen. N.E. 272 llf 51.1 19 12 IU """"•. s... 10 tO t .O 2' 0
Andenon. On. 206 115 SS.I 11 7 IU Harper,N.Y. 22 tf2 8.7 Sl 0
Morton. °"'. 179 101 SU • I JU Elltndw. Hou. n 1'6 1.6 36 0
Slpe.Oev. m 110 54.7 20 " n.a Ltndry. Bait. 2Jf llf Sl.2 I t 72.2 KICKOFF aETUllN LEADEH
Todd, N.Y. "' 17 50.0 10 ,, "" Name No Yds A119 Lng TDs
LEADfNG PAH ltECEIYEltS 8'umon. ON. 11 -2U .. 0
aoc.,ti.s Matthews, ON. 11 521 2U 104 1
Name No Yds Avg TOI Wrlgtlt. O.v. 15 .o2 )6.1 ~ 0
Stallworth. Pitt. 41 "' 11.0 6 Q.,.lt, N.E. 20 .,, 24.0 ,. 0
Chntw.ON. n 569 12.1 6 Gia.gow. a.It. l2 759 217 SI 0
WalhlnftM,Ba".(rb) .. ,,. 9.0 o.rw.n •• s.o. 22 ,,,, 22.6 '° 0
Jotner. S.D. ., Ill 13.1 1 Bolton, K.C. l2 271 22.6 S2 0
Jeffereon. S. D. '1 617 16.I 7 """"'•. s.a. 16 J61 22A J3 0
Upciwf'ch. Den. '° 601 15.2 5 L.Andenon, Pitt. 23 SIS 22.• .. 0
Mccauley, Balt.(rb) • '41 11 .. 2 Gaunty. K.C. 11 241 21.t 50 0
Basa.On. ,. "" 1U 2
l.Argent, Sea. u m 20.9 • Odoms.Din. lS "' 1'.0 0
INTERCEPTION LEADEH
Name No Yds Lng TOI
Relnfeldt, Hou. 9 133 lf 0
Hayes.ON. ' 70 52 1 .......... S6 92 21 "'' J . Wiiton. Hou. s 1SS .. 1 ..... .. 51 '° u 154
l.Amben. Pitt. s 2t D 0 a..dl ...... 12 IJ 10 175
0.-..N.Y. s 27 u 0 ClewleM 71 120 21 219
~.K.C . • 100 10 I DIMw 74 " 16 la
Ectwerds. K .C. • " 53 0 ........ ti 52 " 151
Jackton. N.Y. • 62 " 1 ec...a Qty 7' '3 n ~
llM.tlwood, Bait. • ., 'D 0 MleMI .. ., 20 ,.,
waoner. Pitt . • Jl 19 0 .... htlaM ,, ·104 17 212
LEADING ltUIHfltS N.V.Jett lOI ., 10 ,.,
"amt Att Ydt AVV ln9 TOI DltllaaM '3 10J 11 114
~I.Hou. 212 m ••• ,, 12 ,....,... .. 11 110 " 204
M.Prultt, Clev. 152 '" •.5 21 3 .... DI..-67 llJ 17 197
Harris. Pitt. 1'2 •72 •.1 11 6 ... " .. 7S 9l l1 17'7
OVER 1000 CAOfLLAC LEASES IN OAANG£ COUNTY ~PrlcJng-~ S«vk»
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Quiz Answers
C1) A. The teams are Baltimore.
formerty In Dallas; ChlcaQO Bears.
formttfy Decatur Staievs; Kansas
City formerly In Oatlas; Los
Angeles, formerly In Cleveland; St.
Louis formerly In Chlceoo; San
Df-oe>, formerly In Los Angeles, and
Wasttlnoton. formerly In Boston. You
might make an argurMnt for C on the
basis that the Lions were the
Portsmouth Spartans. but got a new
neme, new city and new ownership;
the Patriots used to be the Boston
Patrlob, bUt now call Foxboro home,
and the New York Giants, while
cllnolngtotheold name, now a re locat-
ed In East RutherfOf'd, N .J.
(2) C. In the late teen• and earty
1 , Ahe six Nesser brothers, of
Columbus, Ohio, wtre prominent on
• the pro footMlt tcene. Naturally, the
loyalty of most was to thi Columbus
Penh.ndlt1, '"'ct five Neu.rs -Frank, Freet, John, Phlllp and
Theodore -played for the
Panh..Sles; Ft.mt also played for
the Panhandles' successors, the
Columbus Tigers. .
(3) 8 . SUlrtk19 with the 1'70 MISOf',
only one NFC dub, Dallas, has won
the NFL title. The Cowboys did it
twice, getting the 1'71 tltl• In the 1m
SUper 8owf g1me_ and WIMfng the 1m tltte In January·t971, In the Super
BoWI Vk:tory OWt' o.nv.t. By con-
trast, four different AFC teams have
been NFL champions In the YNA since the merger.
(') 8. Jim Turner, now with the
Broncos, kicked 34 fleld goals fof the
New Vortt Jets In 1961, one mor. than
GrMn BaY's Chester Marcol got In
19n. namer also Md en excellent
19'f tMSOn, kkklng 32 fletd OOI~ tne
thlrd-NohfSt OM-Seeton tot .. of ell
time. ~ Blanda, who retl'9d
aft# 197S, has the carMr recotd Of
335, whl.. Turner had 291 thl'OUQh
191t f« MCOftd spot on the fist. Jim
B•ttken, who retired after last
SHton, WQ tied fOr third wtth Fr.d
Cox, who retlr~ after the 1t77
... ton. Both had 212.
New Orleans was first with 61 .4 per·
cent; the Saints were the onlv team to
exceed 60 percent.
(9) B. The 1961 Houston Oiiers
scored S13 points In , .. games en route
to the AFL Eastern Division cham-
plot1shlp, and subsequently to tht
1"9Ue title. Those Olten have been
the only team to score more than 500
points In e season. The 1967 Oakland
Raiders are second with '61 points,
and the 19SOLOS Angeles AamSIN
third with 466. The Los AnQNI toi.I
actually ts more Impressive U.. tM
other two, because It was tallfed In a
121'8mt schedule fMher tMft 14, giV•
1"9 the Rams en •v•raoe Of •·• points • game, compared with 36.6
tor Houstonind33.4f0t'O•~land.
(9) 8. When It beilan aperatlons In
1960, tM AFL 0tdeted Nmn on tht
Mc~ Of Jeneys as• fatW-Ple11tng lft. novataon. The NFL. somewMt ~
servatlve at that tfme, didn't get
around to adopting nemes on JeneYt as a requlr•ment until the two
leagues mervect In 1970.
(10) A. C. Cleveland quarttrt>Kk
· Brian 5'pe had ~2 fumbfes last year,
but he had ""-nMtAlftQ a.:tcs for
coms>Mv et that f9tre. His team-
mate GAG P.ruftt, the CowbOYS' Tony
Dorsett and Baltimore's Jot
Washington each fumbled 12 times In
1978.
Pro
Probe
Q.An-..MY ..... ter..,...llt
prO ....... wtta•. cetNMilt& ... ' A. The netwonts have Md women
as commentators for their stUdk>-
basecl ~. halftime and post.
game programs, but no WQman has
done network pa.y~..,..y nportlng
or analysis. In the executive suit.et Of
pro football, there are• tew women, the most prominent proHbly being
Mrs. GeorQt. R~oom. presJdent
of the Los Angeltt Rams. Tttree
women are vice presidents of te.ms
-Mrs. Harriet lrsay of Baltimore;
Mrs. Elizebeth Robbie Of Miami; and
Mrs. Helen Oilton Of the Jets. Mt't.
Victor Morabito Is• tlmtttd plf1nlt'
In the~ F~sco 499,.. ownership,
whUe Mrs. Mary Sulllv1n 1nd Miss
Miry SUiiivan a,.. members Of the
board of directors of the Ntw
England P1trlott.
O. DI~ Gf'Mft .. y rftlN ,.,,ry
Kramer'• ft•u•tttr, ••, •IMI ••r NJtscllWa66'
A. Yts. Neither number: '4 "°'
numbW 66 Is on the Packers' rostff.
tfffther Is Paul Hof'nung'• No. J, Bert
Starr'• 1S, Jim Taylor's 11, or Tony
CanadeO'~l.
I• gOt a lot at
CORVE1"TES f
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