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ORAN~E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS ..
Ent~bbe-style Raid 'Ruled Out'
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Flrit Surprise aad TJaea, Deffflht
:!' ·Nothing is more heartwarming than to witness a ing her first visit to an area store. First she seemed
::: youngster discovering the first joy of Christmas. Aa the amazed by the Christmas tree baubles and then mo· ~ Yuletide shopping season opened this week, Carolyn ments later <below >. s he became a lot more en·
1 :: Daeley, Jlh, of Orange, was one of those youngsters dur· thusiastic. Look but don't touch, now, Carolyn . ...
Ann, ~. ol Or~ae; H~· T. and Hollie Jo Cook, ~.., 28 of
Vama, Arts., aQd BttyJUa •L.
Hendricb, 25, of Yuma. ·
None, be aa4:l, wore . a teat
belt.' . A pa&allia motorilt reported
the accident at•: 17_p .m .
Four Oran1e County Fire
Department unlt1 were dl•·
pa«:hed to the acddent. and of.
flcera cJClled ott the hlcbway un· UI '7:05 p.m. u rescue worters
broqbt tbe five auto occupant.a
·· up','tbe mountiln by Stokea
bukw aJl4 oa ropes.
Smith N.td 111. Hendr1cu wu
lli mOiithl prelJWlt and com-Pla~ of back, abdominal and
... pallil.
Holcomb, be said, atafferecl
.cull and bndlea, bla wile com-
plained fl eome pain, Cook ln· Jared a wriat and Holly Jo Coot
COJDPlelned that • shoul4er bwt. The 'llve ·were taten to San
Clemente General Roapttal where tbey were tnated and re-teued .. a botpltal apokuman
laid:
An Oftlcu •aid tbe demcilllhed Holcomb auto wu left ~
aaalnat tbe trff aa darkne a
cloaed over the actlckftt aceDe.
It WW be broU&bl out du.rlni
da1U&b,t. he sald:
Casualties Cited
As U.S. Reason
W ASlilNGTON 1 AP> The military strategies available to the
tJmted St.ates m Iran apparently do not mclude an Entebbe-style
rescue mission. there Wlll be no airborne assauJt behind the oath,
··Remember the Mayaguez · ·
Millt.ary experts agree that any llghtrung effort to free American
hostages in Tehran would cause
many casuallJes and be doomed
to failure
Some analysts belie ve tbe
closest precedent to the Urut.ed
States' Iranian dilemma is the
1968 capture of the USS Pueblo
by North Korea.
In that incident. the Uruted
WASlllNGTON CAP) -Prest·
... C.ter ........ &lie Jebd
alefa of &&an .. Ca•• Daftl .. .. , ..._..,....1.rm.,••a-ln•..,. sraw" Ct•t ........ A .. r1aat1 ...... .._......._ .......... ,._ ....... ,, JM7 ............. , .... .. ti•• Pe•&•c•• lea4era was
selte..,ed .me U.e aa• .. .._
nu.-imtq.t.a.r-eo
............... nle_
... ,, ?Rbdlat&lle...._U.la
lru...Wlrlle,.nftl1Ma...._
States ... foreed to ltaDd by
helpleaty as the Pueblo crew
members were interned on the
Korean mainland.
There are few comparisons.
according to sources both uwde
and outside of government.
between the Iranian crisis and
the dramatic Is raeli raid wtuch
freed 9C hostages at the Entebbe
airport m Uganda three years
ago
Even the 1975 American
rescue of the crewmen of the
merchant ship Mayaguei from
the hands of Cambodian troops
cannot be repeated m the Ira·
nian situation. In the Mayaguez
r escue operation, the 39
merchant seamen were rescued.
but 41 US. servicemen were
killed and SO wounded
And Israel! officials . although
reluctant to discuss the Iranian matter publicly. shy away from
malung a companson of the En
tebbe rescue and a possible
El Toro Bank
Robbed; Police
Hold Suspects
Two L<>s Aneeles County men
were arrested in Anaheim on
Friday afternoon about 30
minutes after they allegedly
held up an El Toro Bank and
fied with an undiaclosed amount
of money.
An Oranee County sheriff's
spokesman said Fred Blake, 31,
and Michael Mendez, 21. were
booked into Oranie County Jail
on suspicion of armed robbery
after their car was balled near
Mainolla Street on the Santa
Ana Freeway by Anaheim
police.
The spokesman said the stop
followed a sheriff's broadtut
deacrlblnl a car used by bandits
•bo held ap and then fied ft'om
the United California Bank
branch at 3t032 El Toro Road.
ho mm~ tbe bank at
about 1:20 p.m., displayed suns
and demanded caah from a
teller. he aald.
Blake and Mendes were
atopped at 3::!0 p.m. after an
Anaheim olftcer apotted tbetr
car. wtddl ftt the broadcast'• ditcrt~. be wcL
The Loi Anaeles COunt1 Nii· dentl were turned over to FBI
•aenta and 1berllf'1 dep .,
the apObeman aaJ.d, and tbe car
aealed ulf'l • warnnt could be
obtained for a aub11quent
aearch.
airborne assault on the U.S. Em·
bassy in Tehran to save the 49
Amencan hostages held there.
President Carter. after earlter
dJscountmg armed intervention,
hinted this week that military
action ought be necessary aft.er
<See IRAN. Page A%)
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Cit· tnc a a-m.illloe co.t boo8t
from two out-of·atate au sup-
pliers. Southern Califon.la Gas
Co. on Friday applied to the
stat e Public Utilities Com·
m1ss100 for a rate increase.
Company president Harry Let·
ton Jr. saJd the increase would
add about $3.SO per month to the
wanter bill or a n average
resident.Jal gas customer.
··The increase we seek 1s
strictly to cover an increase 1n
the cost ot gas from our two out
of·state suppliers El Paso
Natural Gas Co. a nd
Transwestern Pipeline Co ...
Lefton srud "It will not add lo
our profits ..
The pnce tuke by the s uppliers
reflects phased deregulation of
natural gas pnces. Letton said.
The rate in crease w as
necessitated by a change 10
federal natural gas pricing pro-
v1s1ons under the 1978 Natural
Gas Polley Act, he said
Under the prov1s1ons . m·
terstate p1pehne companies can
project ahead what their gas
producers Wlll charge them for
'upphes between Jan 1 and
Apnl 1980. Letton said
The result 1s a one·t1me m·
crease m costs presently
estimated at $2169 m1lhon annual-
ly -to Southern California Gas,
be said.
"ln effect, by Jan. 1, the price
we have to pay for &as will have
almost doubled in 12 months,"
Letton said.
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear and mild
today with some low
clouds. Lows 4.S tonight
near the beaches and 50
inland. IIlghs today 68 at
the coast and 74 inland.
IMIDE TODA 'Y
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SAN 1'BANCJSCO CAP> -Three pm-,,.. PDDed
down CID • dty street Friday nl&ht ln Wba&E oftlmla laid wu eltber a........,..,....• a pn&fencl le eucution. 8o.J Ledfarcl ,r. ot Su Frandlco died a cbelt wound,
police Mid. Two anl"-UDed vtcUma -a mu and a 1•,ear-old lilt -were botll reparted m stable concbUOO Wtth Je1 wounds. Su Frudaco Gmeral Holpbl.
"B eppean u tboq.b IOIDebody Juat Upped up tDd started
1hnottq, We don't know yet lf one ot the people wu an intended
victim and the otben Just IOt In the way,'' aald Police operations aide Bobl..uaretto.
Ira• 1'1..,e 1We1'el
NEW YORK (AP) -Ban.ken described lran'1 decision Fri·
-day to nnounce ita forelp debt aa unprecedented, but aaid they
belleYed the Iranian aaaeta Mlled under PnUdeDt Carter's or·
den last week were more than enouf: to PA1 off tbe lout.
Iran'• aetmc toretan mtmstn. Jtont111u Baal Sadr, aald
I baT ...... lruwouldDGtPQ==..,..bectUMU,.,. were iDeurred by tbe rellme ol tbe llaab.
Baal Sadr estimated that the ol the de~ et '11 bWlon,
• ftpn tbat surprised Amctcan .,....._ wbo atlmat9d the
to&aJ' r.-. debt at ao mon &bu• taUMm. ·
Beer•Dets••
BZRKJl!LEY (AP) -A Berble, woman whole body wu
found No.. 5 ln her bot tub drowned while abe wu tntoxicated,
th• Alameda County coroner'• office rePorta.
An autopsy report HYI that the YicUm, Ruth Moen, bad a
blood-alcobo11evef of .21, which is double the level tbat the law
defines as too drunk to drive. TJ>e coroner'• offtce 1ays the Yictim probably pUMd out or
· fell uleep ln the three-foot-deep tub tDd f a.lled to wake up when her bead .Upped beneath the water.
McDonald's Raises
Ia Other Prices
DAILY PILOT
Into Offtoi ha compeny-owlMd
1\0f91 lbout OU•t.blrd of the :i;_u MO~d'• rt1'8uran&1 ln
The lnoNIMI w rt In
toflH -and ''' prt111, whtob weft rltlld W rHnl &o IO per· a.nt, nd dr1 1, lr•ch fr1N
ind mUk, which •hl>w•d I w 10 .,.rctflt tn rt , "fl it inJr .. ,. &o II)' th••• Prlt• nor11 .. 1 ue coo •14trar»ly more dram1Uo than
lht prfot , ...... , JN)fld t.hiJ
1umm•r1 I utd ftQbert r,,
lmtrlOP1 • •took •n•l11t who watt._ s'MWood __..,. ..... for
Salomon BJ"Gdwfl of N•w York . 11 With bambur11ra and
ch1t1tbur1er1, tb11 le>werecl
prtc• 10 l*Ollft OD prod~ t.ba& l4'00UOt for u pe~ ot
111M. lo tbe tftlClt WU otQ I
ODt·peraJS& deoUM tn ovttall prt~. 1'IJa tnenue ta much
lar1er."
ID Aquat, IC1Dould'1 1a1d
the coet Of bttf Ddffl ... down
IO It couJd afford to pua tbt HY• tnp CID to cuatomera. Now, tbe
comp• Nld. prleel are betnc lncreuld beca'1H oft.be rtae ln
US. COit ol raw food produota.
.... were able to cut our
pricu lD Aupe\ becaUH tbe
COit ol bell •• cloWD, and tor tbe lllDI NllQD, we laavt to ral•• oar prioH aow," a lloo.eld'• .,... ... lald.
or.a ~,
Units Go
To Carrier
IRAN ••• • the Ayatollah Rubollab Kho-
meini laid • American bostqe11 would be tried u apiu. Carter
immediately dllpatched the car-
rier Kitty Hawk, wltb 85
warplanee, trom the South au.a.a
Sea toward the PenianOulf.
Rather than prepartq for a
re1cue miuloo~ tJ .s. DiWtary ••nalao ..... lnt.eDded .'to lq out a ~able tbreat" Of No
taUatton ln the ••••t t1111 hottaa• are harmed, IOUtMI atrM.
Th• Carter admlnletratlon
nolded public comment oa lta
military optionl. Pentaaoa ol·
tlclal1 aay prlnt.ly that any
reacue attempt inevitably would
reault ln heavy cuualtl• and
probably death to the holta«eii
In comparln.i the Entebbe and
M aya1iucz caae• with the lra-
n I an crla ia, there art-few
aamllarttie.. Analyatll aay thote
raid• were almple Cl0mp1red to
the obltaclee which would faco. a
U.S. rescue In Tehran.
In Entebbe, I11uell commando
units were able l.o ~ their
plana tota111 MCret • i.n.r
fiYlDI from tbetr home bale,
at.ruck wttb llthtnlDI •ar'PliM. Tb• .,..,_ were held at an
laolat9d airport a.ljaemt to bule
Lake Vlctorta and two llrMll
tranapart pluel were able to
approach~. rurthermore, tbe laraeU1
wire able l.o take ad•ant.119 ol refuelln1 opportunttlH In
nHrby ~··And ft.naUJ, the JaraeU• faoed a 1maU nwn
of tenwt1ta onoe th• rt1oue
bt1an. Th• U.I . Sm •1 tn which
th• '9 holt1111 are h•ld la t U\e hHrt of Tehran. • IC»aore
&iomDOUnd t• 1urroundt4 ~ a
•l•r:,\·foot brlolr: wall , h11 no
h11 co.,. r 1,ndln1 1pac1 aQd I~ tHtl 1vld to hav• bHn retftforoecl
with undhat barrload11 at •lr~tetto Pf)lnta.
Tht entm)' la not a bal\d ol
t1rrorllt1, bl.at doHn•. perhap_e hunr:rtdl· at arm.a rranttu wtua the r IQY.trnment apcl &htlr pub lo rllUtd _ lr •lde. 1'11
have warned th•' anr NH• II· fort would pro pt &lat l • mtdlau ••••uUon of all holt.11 •
Tbe firlt of aeven collectable can ia
backed into Newport Beach CID Friday to
be foDowecl by others In preparation for
the Collector Car Auction today near
Falhlon llland'• llarrlott Hotel. The au~
tlon, bandied bf O'Gara Coacb Co. Of BevarlY Hllla, pt.a under way at l:IO a.m. 'I'!
and again &mday at the 1ame time. ·An ..
antique motorcycle auctJon ta acbeduled
thl• aftemooil at 1 .
Aetre•• D •
Act 1 r1 Ot rem, wtM• •ll~t .-, Mo •O•r • _.,,~ ...
11 1hown wtt.h lAUNnC' Ollvl•• '" 4M• t " h '"'
"WuU1ortn1 1let1ht•." II r "•" • "" ~".-•~ '"' '
_to 88~ •Pl>Ol~n ttln1" for ""w. '"-'" •' ~
Make a
Iron p,,,,,J,.,. .. ..;,,11 (
SAN DISOO <AP> -A Ian I*-'> .....
nl• ol a dutbovd poeter INtwint i.-. • Iran. Tbe ,_... oam.. U.. tnvtlaUaa: •
AJatollab.'
Tbl cnet.or' of \be ....,..ladi ,.... Wd tM ..... Ml turned Imo ....... a.ou.t tb1q ............... .
Rmald PortnoJ, 0. of di. ftrm .. Up Yoar 1.m.,.. .. Mid more tba 1.000 pmCa"I baft .._ aokt ln UM ftnt WML
PortnoJ Nld be bed UM= prtmed became ··n·1 ttme to ltud up... ,. ....
Id P\1da1'• tdlUae ol ...
latt.rfleld waa under1o•n•
.... ._ UU momJn1 1t the bolpttal
but told a report.er ev•rythln•
... med to bt okay.
The nature of the aliment WH
not lmmedlatAtly knm~n
•ANTA l'tt\1• tArl
•1tMM a ..,_. ln the a\H •
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f\"'9 "r-. "'' ""'".... ~·--'" ~n. ... u-.. .........
,..,. .. t( l~ ~ ~~
.I'll( ~-~ ...... , '~ ~.· ~ ·' ~ ,._ ~
~~-~~ "vo'°' ·~--.-...
Aa ••lop11 determl•e~ .~ .......... ot:' ~-laid.
1!8 ~TE SALE OF
dBWEIJll'--• onsTAL •
POR~ • BRONZES •
SALE -FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY NIGHTS
NOVEMBER 23, 24, 25
INSPl!CTION OP ALL MERCHANDlll PAIDAY, IATURDAY,
AND SUNDAY 2-1 P.M., AND 7-1 P.M.
Lota of diamond rtnge and elriing1, gold chaln1, fine ohtna and oryetal,
bron1.e1, aome fumrture, 0111. ohandellere, brau lampa, etc • •
........... tor ftllJOM•. 1.00 llMt up. ,,.. Adnt .... on.
uewpO,ft/ galleries ltd.
2542 W. COAST. HWY., NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92860 • (714) 845-2200 . .
Esperanza Rio SChool band and drill team from Arulhetm perform in ftekl com·
petltkm portiGa of 8th annual California
Band Review to Santa Ana Bowl. Build·
ings of Orange County Civic Center,
around which more than 40 bands
marched during Friday's review, are in
bac'kground. Annual Thanksgiving holiday
competition includes high school bands
from all over Califomia.
Phone Se"'ice
DUrup~dby
Wet Cables
Several dama1ed under·
ll'Ound ubles tlaat got wet were
blamed for disrQpted telephone
service for about 13,000 San
Clemeat..area res¥tenta Tburs-
da1 and Friday.
Paelfte Telephone Co.
spokesman David Gould aaid
fUll servlee was restored to tbe
. affeetecl Nlideata by I p.m. Ji'ri.
UJ.
Geuld Aid It D D0t DOW lmown , a.w tbe ~ eablelt"'" . 4amaaed-Tbe tro.lbJe ... ftnt
nipelted at 11 p.m. TltundaJ.
; ' ... tloiD a tl'eDcb --tbe Sittre.Ila Golf eeune In north
Saa elemente ap.arentl7 bal11ecl onto tbe damasect •a blea •IHI •tarepted tbe
...... ~GoUINtd.
T•H ••• lone distance .... ,.-eaa.. ......... to n.as.ar11tr .....__.
• ltd ..............
World.DI in darkness early
Frida)'. telephone eompaDJ'
wo1'kmen laad to locate tbe eableti liDcl panp CMlt the ,..._. atwDCI ..... Bat air •• blowD
-tM c...... WGre rPlr .... tempCa-... 1•1epbme eompuJ oftld9ll wWd not lndicaa. · wbetMr tbe
ullAea IDa:J UVe Mtn d•ma .... bY, eomtawiiiG "°1rk cmrilllllJ
UDditr ~mar tbe aolf eoane. .Emergency police and fin de-
partmem telepbone eqatpmmt
was activated cblrlDa tbe clllrup-
tion. San Clemente offiriaJa Mid
there are DO major problems as
a reault ol the Wepbone prob-
lem
Historic Sites
Canyon of the Oxen ID Weir
Canyon in the eastern part of
Orange County and the Mucken-
thaler House in Fullerton bave-
been recommended for nomina-
Uon to the National Register of
Riltoric Places.
The nominatloos were made
recently by the State lliatarical
Resources Commisaioa.
Bluebird Canyon
Wan Bill Passes
Legislation written originally
with victims of the Oct. 2, 1978,
Bluebird canyon landslide in
mind, bas been signed into law
by President Carter.
The measure, authored by
Rep. Robert E. BadhamJ R·
UCI Holding
Hetilth Care
f;onferenee
ue 1ma. will apomor the
Mcoad --1 naffoeal IDellbtc
of pedllrtrtc pat• ••'7 tr ..... . cnten at AD&betm •a Grana Bo•el SaadaJ' tlaroasla ........
Be,pi111 rta"tMoftMDem-
Mn. ..... ·'r ... V.&.~ ... .,.._... Blae.._md
Welfare, will meet to dlscuas
tbe currieulam for health care
penonnel wbowlatoapedallaea t:= iQ!::".;'.::'cit:.
tJCltrai ' seemerDcta.-oetate
dellD for eeedllnlc .nm. In tbe
UCI ~ of Medlctne, la cm-fereacacoca•n.,_,
Tbe UCI tralninl center la
based lit tbe UCI lledical Center aad Cblldrena Boapltal of
Oran&e County • Tbe tint pedlatrte pq1mcma17
training centers were
establllbed in 1918 to faJfil1 tbe
demand for health care
specialists for the large nwn-
ben of children who suffer from
pulmonary diseases. For exam·
pie, Dr. Nelson said, 20 percent
of the pediatric patients brought
to the UCI Medical Center suffer
from pulmonary diseases such
as cystic fibrosis and asthma.
The centers give training in
the care of these children to
pediatric residents and nurses,
social workers, nutritionist.a and physical and respiratory
therapiats with advanced
degrees
Newport Beach, and contained
in the House Supplemental Ap-
propriations bill, provides 3 per
cent loans for the first $55,000 in
rebuilding costs and added funds
about that amount at· the cost of
money to the government, cur-
rently 8Jt. per cent.
Dick Barley, Bluebird canyon
spokesman, said Friday the
bill's approval ia good news to
slide victims attemptiq to re-
build their bomee.
"That'• IOlna to help In a cou-
ple ol ways," Barley aald. "lt'a aotnc to lower tbe mmtbb Joa
payment and.t. lf addlUonal
money ta avauable, It means
people wm be able to nnmce tbe
tetal recomtnactioa ot tbelr
bo••·" aoadw•~•. 111ttera and atD'tlel ew1wtl) .,. ....., C9-
•tr•eted la the I.I-acre =:-•II ~ .._. II~ tolae H J' till •We wtdt bOmeownen a.
ticlpatia1 rebaUdin& their
Jaom• ill eul7 i-. Tbe...,....,,...._.wm ..
ntroedl .. to~ belon .... dkle Wied. aceantiq to llD
amaomcemeat from tbe CGG· ..........., •• omce. Tbe low wm
be pra c •11 ll ~ tbe Small Basi-wa A,#lodn"Vlltioll.
Tlae lmdslicle destroyed Dear·
ly two dozen bomea.
IA Meet Held
By Rev. Moon
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Although scientists have UD·
covered an "astonisbing body of
knowledge," those facts "are
hardly ultimate solutions to
man's questions," the Rev. Sun
Myung Mooo told a conference
on science Friday.
Moon, founder of the Unifica-
tion Church, spote at the 8tb An·
nual Conference on Unity of the
Sciences.
tng women'• apparel, much of wblch 1he
deli,ned; at bla reductioal m prtee. Tbe 1an~me Newport Beach Ntaller la c~ 181 liel' lbop to take a relt ID &M IOUth ol
Prance.
-~~ n. ftn& cllle .... "* to ldt tbl ....... lllld .... ftnt cb1M .... JDibll a !IMdf bat • Plllr ,,,
HutlaltoD Beacb dlaco ft· trwrw• eJatm tlMir ,..,.._
tlOla ......,, bu takea ·---·
'H:Peoplt thlU we•r. In tbe
Malla « tbl clnaC raebt, '' ..,.
Boa S..., a torm. ~ ldlool
teaelaer and dance buff.
"NoUdal bm Uee." E•w liDd dlleo •ldeldek Jolm
K&1• ............... Deal' tbe
1laoppla1 center where
Callf'onda San Dlaeo la under
comtraeUon lane Judi~ tbem
wttMat 111k1nc tbe truth.
''Oar ~ la to prvvlde
enjo)'!IMllt and eatertalnment, ••
M79 KQ1or. ''We're not~
in& dnap or 1Wctt aa ... Netpbon of tbe 411co, under
SUll8et Beach
A Norwalk woman died Friday of injuries suffered earlier in the
day when her small northbound
sports car swerved into the south·
bound lanes of Pacific Cout
Highway in Sunset Beach, bittin&
a pick·uptruckhead-on.
Gloria F1ynn, 25, died at 5:04
p.m . at Los Alamitos General
Hospital, an Orange County cor-
oner's deputy said.
The 3:35 p.m. collision between
22nd and 23rd streets also m.Jured
the truck driver, Donald Cart.on.
29, of Westminster, and his
pauenier, Paul Petrey of Santa
Ana, the California Highway
Patrol reported.
Workshops Slated
In Huntington
Hollday worbbop classes are
belna ottered by the H~
Beach Adult School beainntn1
llondaJ.
Reaiatratlon will take plaee
darlq tbe ftnt dau aessioD on
a apae.avallable buia. For ad·
dltlonal information, phone .....,..
S.1.og f.ight
JD.. MOR'l'S <AP> -Tbe Air =:=~cu: emtre ..... coat air •
day and SuoclQ, 1be PoUufim
Standard 1Dda PSI will be a bl allanu.
Spare Room
Kids Room
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• I OOo/o Sold Staht .... ,,"
NOW
ss900~~
SA YI $20 5300
STAR SYSTEM
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....... Co.lrol
• V Malle
• I OOo/o Sold Stah
Sew-....
S74t
NOW
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eoa1traeUoD at a 1-.0pp:S ~ lit Gareelcl A.,..
MafDOVa a.net, packei dt1 eo•-:f:••n ~ md !Q'IM ea• •II lo pall tM--...
Ga tbe 1,000 tquare-foot dlriel
dub.
· a.Dlliu dwWllid tbe d8liee ball~ INd to• me,_. ID
crl"1•· dnac UN a11d would knock U.. propJ from under
prvoe:rf1 ..iw.
0ae ~3 owaer •aid be • aa or1anl; DI a move to bo7cott tbe tatire eenter. ·
Ano&Mr Mid be and frtada
would-DUil their aaft.np fioai
tbe bank tbat wu ftnaDdna. tbe
dlleo.
"We'd be baPPJ to dJlalll ~mite coneerm, but molt ot I.I llee and jolt ...,.. ...
us ,'' ...a Z.am. ''Tbb lm't Coln& to be Just aQ1 old jotnt. ••
Tiiie putnen, wbo 07 t.be7'ft
put '3S>,OOO Into tbe danee "'°"
jeet, clalm they toured Ew~ and tbe U.S. sampliq dbcm
and t.akinc notes.
Evans says some residential
concern was anticipated and
preventative meHures taken.
The rear wall, be notes, la eight
inches ol solid coacme. Partin&
UniJedWay
Pledges Tola
Pledaes have reached
$8,105,280 at the midway potn1 of
the United Way campaign of
north and south Orange County,
accordi.q to Carl Karcher, cam-
paign cbalrman.
County contributions have
risen more than 16 percent with
less than three weeks to 10.
Karcher said. Forty new com·
panies joined the effort th:ia
y ear, involving 14.500
employee&.
The United Wa~,.empaisn
goal in the COUDty ~1,480,000.
Karcher aaid..
SeH-defense
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needs a bome. He's a 2·1
year-old cockapoo, friendly
aad 1entle. Be ean ~
elal••• a • Iryln • A.ill ... c.ilN c n 1, ~
Valley Dri.e. Lal'Jlla Beach. telephone 754-3740.
Tlle aweater come• with.
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SAYISN.
AP• u a
on ~ay ln cltf.•s Civic Center. Tbou,b 10meane eventually covered it, lt still drew
lnterelt.
Faded A.ct:Fess ~elp.ed
Lo. ~~l,e• Ji!dge DiinUi. Comermt.onliip -
SVPEatoa covaT Judie
Protem FnntJtn E. Dana said:
·'After Ustmt.at to you, I believe
you undentand your problem,
and I don't think you need a COD·
servator."
....... '"'--· ~ 11111 llaeLaren to two rooma ot tlae
--tbat • ;urdlaMd· wltb ber matter man tban • ,..,. •10.
8BB IDIUii!D TBB front
door. la nailed uat and abe must
uae a .side door to reach blr rooms. wbicb abe &bar. wttb a
dozen .. and cat.a.
Sbe teltifted that Grilfts told
her in front ot three witnesses
that ''every liviq thing will die
OD thla pnJpel"ty • •• and padnffq
hla flnier at ber aald .. and abe
will be tllil ftnt to IO·''
Beyal aald the coant)r'a COD·
aenatmlbip petition. ftled after
offtctall toured the BollywoOd
home and found lt In a fllthy
condition, WU "flled hutily,"
Re said her part of the bcM.me la
now clean but the rest ol tbe
house, which la controlled by
Griffla, remaina in dlaarray.
DEPVl'Y PUllUC Guardian
Daniel Streeter said when the
bouse was inspected in Sep-
tember, 17 people lived there
and ''there was a constant
transient traffic of persons at-
tending Griffis' services."
During the hearing, Miss
MacLaren accused Griffis, who
5th .Atlantic COG81 ..,_ fteponed
• .
ALL nv£ GAS atrlkee have
been ~ at levela of about
12.500 feet or cteeper. Toeetber.
the ltrlkel flow at a rate ot SI.I
mUJtoa cublc fe.t a da~.
"It'• Just a matter of u-
before IOIDlbocb Pl'OV• a pa fleld out there,., eaJd Prank
Bulle. llMID81ft' of tbe lDtaiar
l>ePartmmt'a New Yort Oa&ef' CootlnentaJ Sbelf offtee. •-ne
Texaco and Teueeo 1rcnape aeem a llU.le cJoaer thu .,_. e1ae:·
.. WE BAVB NOT atated
whether tbla meam we do or do
not haft a cnmmerdal fteld,"
SD Unhappy
SAN-DIEGO CAP> -Mayor
Pete Wllaoo, ooocemed with a
number of near-collillons lnvolv.
ine commercial airlinen. wanta
Congress to preaaure the
Federal Aviation Administration
mto making San Diego airspace
safer.
• 8Vl'IOfl MYI llAN1' or 1'llE ftVDEN'l'I' apendltww -..r.
aueb • sporta i:Zi' •· ~ membenblpe and IJ'OOminl aida -.. c could baYe beta for rib mGDe7 fnm tMlr ,..,...._
••1 ..._ that ...... we ..ted tbllr Inc ame t111tJ ._.. _..
aware of the IDDDe7 that adUally ..,. tbroQO ~ ..... than l
lbe money wbieb la spent for them but U.., c1oe•t Qadle " • Button said. • ~
Some ot tbe aYera1e montbly upenaea amoq tbe 200 teen-
a1en lnduded •.a for clothes, S21.12 for lunehea, 15.J& for car
payments, $18.87 for 1u and oil, Sl.5.85 for music and music traiQ. •
mg, S21.eo for aporta equipment, S8.12 for parties, s:n.eo for
cigarettes and SIO.M for aleobol, marlju.ua and otbel' drup.
TU AVERAGE FA.IDLY INCO•E OF students att.eodin1
South is well over $20,000 a year. Button said. Groue Pointe, home of
many autoexecuti9es, taooeofthenat.ioo'a wealtbiestauburbe.
Aceording t.o the su"ey. the avera1e South student receives
Sll.73 a month as allowance, Sl.04 45 from .)Obs, $28.80 from parents
for spec1aJ ~. Sll 39 from cafts, SlO 96 from credit cards and
Sl4. 78 from ~us sources
"God bless you, your honor,"
replied tbe retired actreu, who
shared the acreen with such
leadtna men aa Do.1laa
Falrbnu Si. a11d R•4olpla
Valntiao.
Ex-Marine
Dies; Rites
Tuesday wasnotpresentincourt.ofput. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
liq "bypnotic pressure" cm her
Sbe said abe played the queen
Jn tbe ort1tnal "Three
llusteteen .. with Fatrbanb ID
1921.
AT TBS PBA& OP her career, abe wu famed for wear-
inl aome ol the ft.nest fubions of
silent films in the '208. She
withdrew from tbe Screen M·
tors GuUdlD 1152.
Her ftnt appearance u an en-
tertaloer wu lD ltl.5 in an Al
Jolloo lta&e abow called ••Dane-. Around.'' m~e ownenbip of her home
baa been lD di.lpute since James
Grlffh, blabop of the
Evanfellcal Ca1tle Church of
Jeaus Quilt Apmtollc, took over
the bOuM aa4 converted lt lDto a
h:Daal aentees will be held TueadaJ for Ruuell 11. lleociea ot Co.ta Ilea. • retired llutne
Corps aeraeant formerly •ta·
tloned at El Toro. He died
Tb~ at the ace ot 55 .ner-a
1oo1mi...
Servicea are scheduled for 2
p.m. Tuelday at Pacific View
Chapel in Newport Beach,
followed by milltary interment
aervices at Pacific View
Memorial Part.
Mr. Ma.ciee retired in l9'IO
after ~ years in the Marine
Corps and remained active in
Fleet Reserve Branch 1175.
He leaves b1s wife. Leola Men-
clee; bil ailter, ?aa Armltraa8
of Van NQ1'9 and bis bortber,
Geor1e Jlmclee of Fort Draa. Callf.
to aell tbe boule at about bait tta worth.
Sbe aid the home was ap.
prabed at $90,000 but Griffla
tried to OOllVi.nce her to Mil ar-
$40 ,000. and Bryant said abe
aiped a "contract to aell tbe
bouae." Tbe contract pn>videa
that I.be retain legal title but
gives Griffis the equity, or
monetary, tlUe.
BRYANT SAID BE will
challenee the validity of that
contract.
Deputy County Counsel
Richard F . Charvat testified
that there wu "a strong hint of
exploitation" involved in Mias
MacLaren's situation.
At the end of the bearing the
Judie told her: "You're a de· lilbUul lady, ma'am."
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, A group ot Ki.na's penguins at the Cleveland Zoo are
walked to their winter quarters by Tony Massa, chief
birdkeeper. 'lbe penguins will be moved to an outdoor
. pond.
l'OX MID TD auto Industry 11 parUJ,... cwJble for tbe prob-lem. · 1fte manufacturen are
~ • bacreMiq number cl
elKt.rantc devlcee into today's ean and roz Hid tbe1 a.re
"•lpbaalna oil almost 50 pereeat
of the dd.P9 made in thll COUD· try."
Tbe ttny cblpe contain tbe pro.
1rammlnf that aiakea elec· tronic 1aqeta work. Tbe de-
velopment cl the chlpe made it
poaalble to build smaller and
cbeaper computers and helped
spread eled.ronies from industry
to everyday life.
Tb• toy manutacturers said it
la too early to tell the extent of
the shortage. They st.reued that
tbe electronic items are still
available at retailers; tbe
sellout, so far at least, is at the
wholesale level only. Last year,
some products were ln such de-
m and that retailers resorted to
issuing rain cheeks -promising
delivery after Christmas.
ADVERTISING AGE, a trade
publication, quoted James J .
Shea Jr., chairman and presi-
dent of Milton Bradley Co. of
Sprinefield, Mass .• as predicting
that the electronic toys and
sames market would hit half a
billion dollars this year. That is
more than 10 times the size d
the market in lt77, when the.
electronic items were In-
troduced.
John O'Donnell, ex:ecutJve vice president of Milton
Bradley, aald the compaay is
findlnl "that oUl' bulc came
bualnesa 11 very 1troa1 ... aa
well •• OUt •l•C ·
troalca. . .CGaswnen a.re mat..
tq to some tried aiJd true old ti.men."
like J"OX. o·nmaeu Mid tbiete
'
CIDdm:uatl. a dlriltoQ of General MW., 1De1D1 ''Star Wan." Com·
P&D1 ..-.man Jobn Beek II.Id
tbe' 11.ait cl to)'I uaoctat.ct wttb
the IDOYte eiou1d account fM up
to '° pereestt of the company's bUllneu tbil year.
Beck Mid adulta u well u
cblldreo are coUeeUne "Star Wan" action fl.sura. Lut year,
the company sold 25 iliUlloa of
Use dolls and Beet 1ald lt could Hll nm more um 1ear.
GaOWJlt.tJP8 ALSO are help. tac to make "lllaa PiaY" a hie
Scopes Battle Reyived?
Fwrida Debates Evolution Teachings
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. CAP> -
Florida lawmakers soon may ·
become embroiled in a con-
troversy over whether publlo
schools should be required to
teach a Bible-like alternative to
the theory of evolution.
Two legislators, Rep. Tom
Bush, D-Fort Lauderdale, and
Seo . Joe Carl ucc i, D -
J acksonville, have filed compa-
nion bills that would order
teachers to instruct student.a in
the "theory of scienWic crea.
tionism " when they teach
Charles Darwin's theory of
evolution
ALREADY, SOME legLSlators
have obJected that the measure
would amount to the Le&ialature
dictating course content to
teachers. They a1ao contend rt
may violate the separation of
church and state mandated by
the First Amendment.
Bush says bls proposal ls
neutral and secular.
"We're not tn'inl to \each
Genesis lD the scboola but rather
an alternative theory of crea·
lion," Bush eaya. "Evolution la
betq ~ u an unquesUooed
fact ot ldenee and that's Just
not true.''
Scientlfle ereatlonllm la eene.raDy defined lD hla bW u a
t.Mory bolcftn1 tbat tben ..... a 1 audden C!l"UUon ot the mt.,...
••d w. .. dtsputtn1 Darwlll'•
theory that man evolved from a
common ancestry with apes
tbrou&b a process of mutation
and natural selection.
BUSH'S BILL WOULD re·
quire all 67 county school dis·
tricta to instruct pupils in scien·
tillc creationism 1f they also d -
fer instruction on the theory of
evolution. He said schools in at
least seven other states already
urge or permit the instruction of
scientific creationism.
"I person~lly believe God
created the univerJe and the
earth and I believe there's sc1en
tlf1c evidence for that I don't
believe man bas to comnut in
tellectual suicide to come to an
understanding of the u.ruverse, ..
be said.
But some legislators view the
proposal as a throw-back to
earlier coofllcta, such u the
famous Scopes monkey trial in
Tennessee in the m!d-19208, over
whether evolution should be
t4ught at all.
"IT'S FASCINATING that at
this day and lime some~ like
this could be offered," HYI Rep.
Bill Sadowski, D-Mlami. "One of
the strengths of our system is
tbe complete divorcing of
church and state. You see the
other end of that spectrum in
Iran nght now "
Sadows ki argues that
pollt1cal people " in the
Legislature have no buiness
prescribini course content for
the public schools, particularly
on such a delicate subJect as the
oncmof We
·'It 'a remini.scent of Tennessee
In days gone by ai1d the debates
over evoluboo,' • says Sadowski.
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It was supposed to be business as usual Friday in Orange County Superior Court.
aur AccoaDJNG to ttie trial workload published
dail,j by the eourt's executive officer, 18 Of the county's 40
Sul*"ior co.rt JudiW weren't at work. That's a 45 per-cent abeeute8 rate.
Three of the 18 positions left vacant were filled with
pro tem judges, selected from the ranks of attorneys.
After adjustina for the pro tems, the absentee rate was
37 .5 percent. •
COURT OBSERVERS noted an absence of court
clerks and bailiffs as well.
All other county employees had Friday off because of
the Thanksgiving Holiday.
liver everytbinl we could have,"
be aaid.
O'DONNELi. &\ID prices set
by retaUen for Milton Bradley el~ cames ranae fron:l tm· der $15 to '30 and above.
''We have not seen a re-
sistance to price,•· be said.
"Beca'*' of the sbortaae. peo-ple are buyloe at all price
ranees."
Fox said Mattel 's most
popular electronic Items are the
ones with a sports theme.
"People look for somethlng
that challenges them, but it has
to have some familiarity," be said.
Traditional items, meanwhile,
have not been forgotten. The
Officers Dissatisfied
ATLANTA <AP) -A two-year study com-
milaioned by the U.S. Justice Department shows
AUanta police officers are more diaaatisfied than
olflcen in five other metropolitan departments.
Officers in AUaota, PorUand, San Dieao.
Denver, New Orleans and Montgomery County,
Md., in suburban Wash1Dttoo, D.C., were sur·
veyed in the Law Enforcement Assistance Ad-
miniatraticMl study.
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band, It would be wiH to reeap tt for tbe four
Calllornlam who bave followed the tnvMUaa·
tlon called "'!be m,ii Court Probe:· u . the
beaclllael put lt.
The cb.roooloO ao far:
1114·11'18: Somebody named Tanner uses a awr and doeln't 10 to prtaon .
November '78: Exlattna Qlef Justice ao.e E. Bird baJtel a cake for Tanner. u abe wtU do
for anyone with a sweet tooth, and la elected to
a 12-year term after promlllna on the day
as Cake MiX
ll!Pl'BllBER nn: Cb.Id Juatl~ Bird, COG·
Un to dlrow in tbe bullpen, turns don ~
opportuDlty to appoint ber predec91or to tbe
actln1 ... aort-of·t•mporary-meanwbUe atate
Supreme OMart unW elt.ber (1) Newman teu•.
or (2) llGlk aenes, or <J> Tobriner a,.... to
eat ber tall bouae cookies -at 1 toll boUH of blac~.ol~. .
October 1.979: Governor Bl'O'trD says on Oct.
Cth that he ii wuhlo1 b1I bands ol the wbole thins. Tbm 00 Oct. 5th, in a Cl~P f\md,
raltlq appearance before the Na al Paper
Towel Alic>datlon, be says tb.at be la dryin1 bis
buds of tbe wbole lbJ.q.
' ~ pnseat: Tanner .. ,. that U only the ln· veatilitlon can &et movtna a1aln, be'U do
anJtbiaa _, Juda tells b.lm to do. Tanner aa)'I
lf Dec 11 ''1 be -will eYen serve on the i.em-
porary atU SUpreme Court.
T~ Grotes
Beats Income Rise
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tues are 101nt ~--1!_9>' of prieea and waaea. the ca.us ~ repofta. NGt ~.that way ii up .
1n the n .. ,... bet..,. n.cai ,..,.
1971. 12 and 1'71-TJ. taw eaDeded bJ all
forms ol &09ernmeat lo the Datiaa .,. up
59.4 percent. accordin& to the bveaa'1 Do1W
643-p age "Compendium of Government
Finances.··
COlLECTIONS no• Income tuea -
10d1vtdual and corporate -climbed 70.8 per· cent during that penod, the study aaya.
The increase in income tax collections
can be attnbuted pnm anly to the 78 percent
increase 1n Americans' personal mcome dur-
ing that five-year period
And Amencans not only paid taxes on
more money they abo moved into higher
tax brackeL" lhat ~u1red a larger perceo·
tage of their earnings
Pwacla
.Where DiJ All t~ Kooks Go?
SAN FRANCI SCO -S o
where's the "kook kapita1 of the
world" no w ? How about
Stockton, where flve people
were killed in a weekend of
"gunplay?" Or Hayward, where
two men were executed -shot
lo the beck of the bead -as
tbey sat wateblng television?
Or Greensboro, N.C., with lta
Ku Klux Klan killers, or ·~·· Dallu, with it.a UKpendea.
· San Fnmcileo b bestnntn1 to
look, qaiD. like the 1ut ompo.t
of aantty. Om moat recent IO-
oalle4 Jtook, the Market Street
8Dlper_, not only couldn't hit
ybc)QJ, be fell u1eep Oil the
Job Our . pro football team ls a
thmcb ol puuycat.a. Since they
are called 49en and" play Uke
mlnen, perbapa they 1bould
bave little Ugbta on their
helmets to belp them bane onto
the ball. Has there ever been a
team like thb one?
It Uled to be the f ana who
slsbed. .. Walt till next year."
Thll year, tt'1 the coach and
players who say lt.
THE GaEAT tblq about San
Fnnclleo la that moet of the ac·
Uon tak• place rl1bt out in
public, and usually at lunch.
Last week, Police Chief Charles
Gain "arrested" Sharon de· ~rdo. tbe tooth.tome blonde who
work• for Market Street
Dev~•at, and wb.laked her ===~~~~BC:: arlll for a aurprlae birthday
' partJ. l AD.otbeJ' surprise for us tu·
l payers, alhtl!.-4 tiny one.
Watdllae c:io--WWS amusement from a nearbJ table: Fl.re tblel
AndJ Caq>er. _ SometlmH tt
aeemt • tboulb all San Fran· I c:laco la out to lunch. <ner at PerrJ's, O.J. SlmPIOD
and Ted Henclrlckl of tbe
Balderl l1Ved at eacb other from ieD8nte tables. Tbe rea-
son o.J. bun't beeo pl&Jina
much latelY ta tbat be hU fJeeD .utcb1DI ~Dl&bt and day Oil bla new Ible c1·11Jtllaure" ckltbes,
wlalcb be'• lntroduclDI at
llKJ'a.
WllO bawl more abo"ut 1eliian ..a O.J. T He ran oaq tlltM C!::.:.. a1alnlt tbe Raldera Bl11 W.iib dldD't want
MID to lllSt Illa thhnble flnpr,
Besides, the city was Jn ex·
cellent shape and ran itself, with
a lol of help from the police, who
saw that the money was divided
equally. Democracy in action!
Rolph's successor, the florist
Angelo J . Rossi, imitated ~
predeceaaor right down to tbe
toothbrush moua~acb e and
boutonnlere, but his smile had a SMnoaa quallt;y, u thouab be
weren't quite sure what waa go-
inl on and be weren't . After that,
the la\llh1Dlatopped.
IT'S EASY to 1Dake Jok• but
the lu1llllll are rat enouab. Tbe
poor can't PQ tbe rent, the com·
muten can't find a place to
park, the Munl ta falllD& apart,
and people wttb mental bealtb
problems are 101.nc cruy tr)'inl
to ftncl help.
Aside from that, there lm't
much to worry about, and aolu·
Uona are everywhere.
Govemor Brown could ao to
London to n1M money for our
cable can. Tbe answer to tbe
alpal·nmnlnl criaia ta almp!icl·
ty tllelf: do away with traffic
alpala and stop alps. Since we
need more apace, we could an· nex Colma; DOt much nt1ht life
there anyway.
Dump the 49era and draft the
Cal or Stanford teams, both of
which are more fun to watch.
Leave the unfiniabed Convention
Center u ta and turn It into a
mun1cipal 1wimmin1 pool. Put
flocks ol abeep lD Golden Gate
Park -we used to have them -
to do the weedina, free I
TOWN SQUARES have come
full circle oo the issue of Iona
bair, a style that once drove
them mildly wild. At Mister
Eckhard'• barberiq salon in
the Fairmont, l bu.rd a Broob
Brotheriab father, :-1Who1e son
was lD the chair •hllper to
Eckhard: "Leave it aort of &ona
-I doa't want people to tblDi
be'11ay."
AA80N WOLi' pauee aloaa
the ecwn,,,..,. ot a Britt.ab vt.-
ltor, JobD Lena. oa S.P . driven:
.. Tbe on:Unary rate at which tbeJ drtvt ta •bout ball u fat
a1a1n u ID Enatand, and then
are aeveral notices lD OokleD
Gate Pan announdna th•t tt I.I not a.UoWed to drive futer than
10 mu. an !MNJ'1 wblcb Mema
more boaobred m tbe lnacb
than the obNnance." Tbat'• from a book titled
"Ameitca lo 117&." Gotcha?
ova NAJ"B "1ta: .. I'm'°
ck ot tna~" oomplalnl Bob
ly s pread on Ritz crackers and
gulped a peppery brown vodka
Waltrip, "I've three-q uarters of
a mind to write m y
Congressman about 1t · ·
TUEY WERE not a mused: I
mean the severaJ people who've
withdrawn their accounts from
the S.F. branch bank where a
teller wore a nun's costume to
work. Since she happens to be
preenant, she also wore a •l&n
readlne "ll'a a Miracle!"
Among ~ pleasant Robert
Trent Jones J r., of Woodside.
who designs world-famow; golf
couna and just returned from
another trip to M06COw He has
just about fi.nisbed Ruuia 'a first
course. an J.8..boler 20 mlles out·
aide the capital. "with every do&
lea Ideologically correct -to
the left."
''I cldn't °** tr'9 IRS could re-open a ~ after a
ttvia-)'99( penoO ...
Dunna the same period, the CoMumer
Price lndn. which measures the price of
toods and aervices, increased 45.4 percent.
SaJe. Lax ~pt.a lncreued 45.S percent and
property Lax income went up 45.8 percent.
ACl'ION INSIDE and out at
.,. the Soviet Consulate on Green
St., where the 62nd ce lebraUon
of the Ruaatan Revolution was
observed. In tbe street. mem-
bers of the Russian Ortbodox
Youth Alliance banded out Pa.ID·
phleta headlined "Would Vou Al·
tend a Celebration of a
R~ be ..,-1, bu oob one
solfer, Diplomat Vladimir
Kumeuov. wbp learned while
Ambaaudor to Mala)'Ua. Jones
calla blm "Cbamp," for obvious reuom.
In the past two years, the tnflation rate
bu iJ>C'reaaed abarpty and now stands at
more than U percem a 1ear.
00 ... EllSNllVS TAX ftluree after
1177 are D0t yet Hallilble, IO the report does
not nOact lmpeet of tbe ''tu molt'' that
be1aa ID June lt7I wllm Ca.llfomta TOten ap.
proved Proposition is. Slnee then, HYel'l.I
states ad localJUea bne adopted meuur.
to llmlt taxatton or apencttnc.
~:1::1~~--Holocauat?" and "86 MtWon
People Gave Their Lives to
Make Thia EvenJ.na PoHlble.
Enjoy the Party.''
MEANWHILE. NOVELIST
Cyra McFadden. whole "The
Serial" atarted It all. Is
marooned in Montana by an
airline at.rtke. and batlna every
'minute. '"Ibis ls cunrack coun-
trJ. '' 1be cr1ea from a pay
atallon. "The kind of place
11Jbere they serve you coffee with
the main coune. God I miaa
Marin!"
Overall, Income tuee ta 1f7T coatrtbuted
l250 billloo· toward iovernment operattoas,
compared to '141.5 billion ln ftlcal 1171.
lnalde, a couple of hundred
guest.a, headed by the ublqultoul
Cyril Mqnin, assaulted the buf.
fet table, nibbled caviar Uimpl·
Tbe tDta1 IDeome of all &Dftl"Dmenta wu
'85'7.5 bWJm 1n the ttacal year tm-17, up 72
perceat from tbe '312.8 billion ol ftve years
earlier.
B~own Faces 2nd Term Jinx
By mOMAS D. ELIAS
The question comes up In
almost every political discussion
involving Gov. Brown: What's
he going to do next? And who'll
be the next governor?
The questioners' uaumption,
of course, la that Brown bu no
chance in bis current, un·
derfiAanced bid for the pres·
idency.
IF TllAT'S correct, It won't be
1001 before Brown finds himself
faclne the same Jinx that
whipped bi.I father and acared
Ronald Rea1an out of
Sacramento: No statewide of.
ftclal llnce Earl Warren bu won
,....lection more than once to the
bllbly vllib&e posts of eovemor
and U.S. senator.
The reason for tbe Jinx ts
Ironic ln Callt'ornla, where
mualve media upo1ure lt the
key to·~ ei.cted in the llnt
place. once elected. tbat HmO
Hpe>IUN conUnUM, and .. even· tualb bifalla U1 lcat·nmnlnl
TV Ml'f•. UM public tlrea ot It.
In UH that meant a
1muhlna defeat for Brown'•
father.
non YDaa later, "ortvate
pollt~R~uw. bem bl Ul1' ma· ,
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r SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
jor Democrat. The same polls
showed Reaaan with no chance
at all of uueatin1 U.S. Sen.
Alan Crl.Dlton. So Rea1an bu
stayed off state ballot.a since
1974, except to run for bl1
party'• presidential nomin1tl0n.
By ~. Jerry Brown will race
the tame lltuaUon.
Hll atanctlna lD atate polla bu
dropped, 111.t by bit, 1lnce bla ...
elee&o lat 18af. Hll apparent·
ly bopeleu nm for prealdent baa
further decreued the voten• ,..
1ard for btm. Yet Brown'•
PNlldellUal ambltlooa wW Dot
ditappear,evenUbe enda :&a'°:d lnl rldlculoua and bum nostyear. 8o bow caa b9 belt polf Uon
hilDMlf for another runt Eltber
tbe 1overnor'a offtce or th•
Seoate seema the moet IOlld launcblai p.ct, althoqb Brown
u • prtva ddMD wouJcl allo
be la ..... dmllDd U a PJ&bUC
~.
at tbe Senate. For S .I.
Hayakawa 's seat will be up for
1rab9 in 1982 and almost every
major poliUcian lD bolb Dll'ti•
11 toyln1 wltb the idea of
cballenainc the senator.
Unlike the Cramton of 1974,
Hayakawa ls seen as weak and
inept and be does worae in most
polls than Brown. Republicans
like Lt. Gov. Kilte Curb, Mayor
Pete Wilson of San Dtet') and
atate Sen. Ken Maddy of Fresno
mate no secret ol their interest.
At the same time, some prom.
in e nt Democrats -moat
notably Loi A.n&elel Mayor Tom
Bradley -are lbowlnl tn-...
lD rwminl for eovernor. BIWlle.J lbOw~ ~ _in several polls .. the
mOlt bllblY~t-of pubUc of •
nclal lo California.
"We t.blnk be could be eJeet.
ed, '' ..,. one aide to tbe mQ'Ot".
BUT RB probablJ couldn't be
elected If Brown wanted to lrMD
tbe Job. OD the other ban.cl,
Brown Pl'Obllbl.J would loM to a
Ripablfcan ,lf ,he tried to ban, on.
So cmo la!Peal aetDii1o eana for B"""' to nm lw tM a.ate
aDd 8t..a.; to 10 b' P••not, after 1lttln1 oat tbe 1111
~--uon.
That would present a musical
chairs attempt unmatched in
California since Gov. Goodwin
K.ni1bt and U.S. Sen. William
Knowland tried lo trade places
fn 1958. Republicans Knight and
Knowland both lost that time -
whlch may provide a lesson of
s ome s ort for Brown and
Bradley.
The difference, thouab. wu
that Knowland then f 1ced a •trone, popular attorne11enera1
-Bl"OWD'a father -and there
are no Republicans around to-
day wbo seem to have anytblna
like the elder Bro'Nll'a popular
appeal.
.COUT 1•1=@1(1)1
The comment P•I• or the
O.U1 Pilot seeks to lnronn
and atlmulate reader• by
pntenUn1 a vartety ol com·
mentary on toptca ol lntnat
and 111ntnu nce from lnfor·
m t d ob 1erv e r 1 and
qlokeamtn.
Robm N. Wftd, ~ ·
-
•
1'1od B•r6er Pein~
Everybody enJoya tbo warm.tna rays of
late fall atma&hie. 10 WhJ lbould these three zebras be diiferen(? 'lbey're bowled
at the Berlin Zoo, one of Europe'• moat
respected.
. .
What's in a Raindrop?
Right Condit~ns Necessary for Rain
Andy sends a World Book
Year Book to Julie Olsen, 9, 01
Gallup, N.M., for her questioo:
BOW DOES IT LUN?
If a small amount of rain falls
that can't be measured, the
weather forecast.en call it a
trace of ralll. Tbey say it is a
light rain if it measures .10 inch
of moisture per hour, and it
becomes a moderate ralD when
it falls at a rate from .11 to .30
inch per hour. A heavy rain falll
fute.r tbao .30 1Dch per bour.
\
Rain is water that falls out of
clouds in drops. But coaditioru1
have to be Just right in order for
the rain to fall.
Water is constantly being
taken up into the air from lots ol
different locations, but especial·
ly from the warmer parts of the
ocean. The process where
moisture is picked up is called
evaporation.
MOIS'l'UBE THAT ia picked
up from the earth ls called water
vapor. It cannot be seen. 1t la
mixed with the odler sues in
the air and ls then ~arried up-
ward by winds. Tbe m~
loaded air cooll u it moves up
became air ap&Dda u It riles.
Air wm coaUnue to rtae 1llltll
ita tempe111twe ii tbe same a
that of tbe air iGi •wndfnl lt. When tbe temperatare 11
eqnelfMd, tbe apwud mcne-
Fish Figure Ways
To Fight East. Flow ' mmtt/ltlle111Matlt0p&.
r:"cJd":ke to know if there
are any fish that live in moun-
• ta1D 1treama which flow •wil'tlJ.
JellL
»eu1e11.
Tbare 11 • P'OQP ~ Called tbe hillstream ftall that Un in swift.
OoWlDI water. The problem 1D
auCb atreama ls to avald bl:lq
awept away with the ruahlna curreat. IO such flab ba .. bad to
develop wa:ra to bold thel.r place
when not swimmin& •lainat the
current All these fish stay on or very
close to the bottom and have
quite flat undersides so that
when they press themselves
down oo a rock, the water can·
not now under their bodies.
Various species have de-
veloped special adaptations for
Jripping to the rocks on the bot-
tom: some have ridles alOQ8 the
underside arranged in such a
w1ty that slipping backwards is
diflicult; others have adhesive
discs that catch and bold; and a
few have developed special ftn.s
that can be folded into auction
plates.
As the fish remain attached to
rocks, they nibble on the al&ae
that grows on them.
TBF.SE VERY 1peclalind filb
are found only in tbe mountain
streams of the Andes and the
Himalayan repoos. Tbere are.
certain types ot trout that live in
the fut-flowine streama in thla
country. but they could not sur-
vive in the roarinl torrents of true DlOUD*8iD atreaml.
It remains a mystery why
these ftab would have adapted to
life in so difftcult an environ-
ment.
Dear Biiie,
What ii -nt like? Are tbere aJlY 1Wl lll.ve?
NuqW.
The chicks of different species
develoP at different rates: those on exposed ledees are soon
ready to leave, but the ones
reared in safe burrows, like the
puffins, develop slowly.
One species, the great auk,
became extinct a little over 100
years ago. It was about the sbe
of a goose, and because it was so
awkward on land, it wu eaally
captured. Because of its black
and white coloring, its uprigbt
position and Its inability to fly, it
was first thought to be a
peneuin.
Dear Ellie,
Is a marlin the same as a
swordfish?
Erle a.
Dear Eric,
Marlin, aailflSh and swordfl.lb
are all related but are not the
same. They have been erouped under the name "billflah," for in
each the bony snout bas beeome
greatly elcJaaated. The marlin'•
"bill" is not as lone as that ol
the awoNftab.
All are widely bunted u sport
flab became they are cllDDina
and determined fllhters. They
are very fast swimmers, and
zoololllts feel that the develop-
ment of the "blll" ba1 bad
aomeddq to do with the ntm-
mlq speed rather than with a
form of defense. ...
IT&ANGE PACTS: When
1nalll hibernate dminl the eol4 moatba. they l1rtt MCNte a 1ub-1tuce that dries like paper UICI
aeta u a IU1 acroea the lblll ~. 'lb1I tame •ubltance la
UMd to fasten thMDHI .. to
IOID8 bard object.
Al all' .... Uic(~i Cooll, flie
amoum ol watel' ·~ It ea bold d9a 11 , Jr 81it lt8lllC 811
...oa• ... caMt-~· tbe a1r wm .__. ~
reach its dew point.
When air .reacbes the dew ~m::.:'~-~ of water wbldl tbe weatber ex-
pert. call water dDat. Tbe •Iller
dut ii called a doad if it t. ldlll
in the air and It wlll be eaDed
fo1 lf tt la near the surface ol tbe
earth.
BOW DOES n UINT Float-
in& particles called condenaaUon
nuclei are in the air. The con-
densing vapor collects on tbae
tiny particles. When there is a
lowering of the temperature ln
the air to a point where it can no
longer bold all the moisture in it,
the water falls as rain.
Raindrops are always perfect-
ly round, not shaped like
teardrops as many people
believe. 1be pull of sravtty on
the fallinl raindrop does not
change this round shape.
As raindrope fall, they help
wash many impurities from the
air, including dust, soot, pollen
and soil substances.
RAIN, AS IT bits the earth,
also plays an important part in
nature's miracle of the revival
of life.
Raindrops vary in she and in
the awiftnesl of their fall. Tbe
largest drops measure about a
quarter of an inch in diameter,
with the smallest about one·
twentieth of an inch. Tbey can
drop at any rate from ftn to 25
feet a aecood. 'lbe lar1est rain-
drops fall faster than am ...
ones.
t
HJ Sh'.11 and boys!
BJ DOW most of )'OU pro-
b a bl7 h••• reco•ered
fro $: JOUZH)na oa Tbanb v1A1. Uacle
Lee foqot NmlDd JOU
Jut ... Uaat It ii the
TUB&n Wblch la aUltfed
--~ Did ""'~ mation turby? 1bat wu involved
wttb 1Gm' uel~t for t.b1a ... -to;. a pie·
ture eonoected with Tbankuivm,.
Erin wt. ot 2 Monterey
Court in Corona del llar.
wiDI today's top prize of
15, primarily because It is
a truly traditional picture,
10101 back to the first
Thanka&Ivlne. It abows two pilptma and e Jn.
die wbo milbt well be
Pocahontas, .tth fruits, a
turkey and a pumpkin pie.
TRADfTIONAL HOUOAY BIO WINNER
Erin La.re Pllgrtma, Inclan
The n.mnerup and win-
ner .of S2 for her bit of
whim.y la U..a Rebeck·, 9,
of 20 W. Ave. Junipero,
San Clemente.
Her drawing la of a
"dressed up" turkey who
mistakenly believes thiat
• • goine out to dinner'•
means somebody is treat-
ing him, instead or vice
versa.
Michele Miller of 8382
Mapledale Lane in Hunt·
lncton Beach deserves an
honorable mention for her
turkey poster: ''Wanted·
Cooked or Alive."
There were many other
&ood entries, so many that
there isn't room to men·
lion them all. Keep up the
&ood work.
For next week you are
invited to get in the
aeuoa.al mood bJ drawtn1
a Picture ol a wtn=rt. 1rhe drawtap be
in black tat on wbU.e
paper foar lnebes aqure
and Miit bJ Wedneada7 nooa· to Uade Lm, P.O.
Boit i., Coeta lleaa. Calli.-.
world scope
(10 point• for .. ch quntlon --" con.ctlyl
1 Iranian Prime M1n1ster (CH005£ ONE.
Shahpour B<lkhll<lr. Mehdi Buarganl restgn· ..
eel recently, after failing to perw<lde Iran's
rulins Revolutionary Council to bring ab<x.it
the release of hostages beins held .it the U.S.
embassy.
2 President Cvter ordered the United States to
hah all 011 imports from Iran. Abex.it .. l .
percent ol the total U.S. 0tl wpply normally
comes from Iran.
a~ b-10 C·23
3 Prom~1ng to get the country "on the march
again.'' Mas~chusetts Senator .. l .. officially
•nnounced his d«"ion to OppoM President
Caner for the Oemocra11c pr1!$1dential
normna11on.
4 Edmund G. Brown Jr. also dedaA!d htrmelf a
presidential andtdate, stating his oppositt0n
to nuclear enersy. and proposln1 a NatioNI
Energy Corporatton to manage the country's
oil. Brown Is the gOYem<>f of •• l ..
S Voters In (CHOOSE ONE: Clevebnd,
Philadelphia) elected Geotse Vionovlch to
replace Dennis kudnich as mayor. The city
h<ld run Into serious financial problems
during Kucinich's term. -C10 poilttl If you CM Identity We petwon Ill._-·
I am comidered one of
President ~rtet's ~t
advisers. Recently I
returned from •tour of
Thailand, where I
pn>mjted '"°'9 U.S. aid
fOf u.vt,. Clmbodlan
refusees. Who am n
match words
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(10 pcMl'lta If you --thl1 qun11c>n c0trecllyJ
.
i
Republic;in Senators f~5ol' Helm\. left Howard BakN . .ind
Charlr\ Percy recently met to d1~u~\ the 9-6 Sen;ite r orl:'1gn
Re4;itlons Committee vote 10 (CHOOSE ONE: approve. H'JCCI)
the SALT 11 treaty. The full Sen•te h.a\ not yet voted on the treaty.
sportlight
(2 polftt1 '°' .. ch quatlon en•-•-cl c~rectty)
1 Sur center (CHOOSE ONE: Dave Cowens, 8111 Walton) of the
PQtlon;il B;isketball As~1.a11on\ S•n Diego Clippe" has ur
oul the entue regul;ir season so far. bect1u5oe of in1um?\ to his
left foot.
2 Rick Upchurch of the Nitional Foot~ll l Hgue's .. l.. set ;i
areer record recently for most y•rds gamed on punt rt•turns.
Upchurch has run bade punts for more than 2,200 yards.
a·Pillsburgh Steelers
b-Denver lkoncos
c.0.11111 Cowboy1
3 Relief pitcher Bruce Sutte r of baseball's (CHOOsE ONE:
Houston Astfos, Chicago Cubs) won 1he National Leasue Cy
Young Award.
4 In 1979, Sutter t~ a National league record for most •• f •• In a
slnsle se.uon.
a-u~ b-strikeoots c-mninp pitched
5 (CHOOSE ON£: Ann Meyets, Charlo"e Lewis), the only
woman ever to"Sn • NttioNI s.sltetball Auodallon contract.
•reed to play for lhe New Jersey Gems of the Women's
Profeaionat &ashcban t.aaue.
~Mid by an eMmy rouncltable
• 4-hlndr1nc:e d-crlbute,~
e<rowd,mob
,.._ ~ Crto ICON)
Whit .aloft should the U.5. gowfnment take IO dtal wilh
Sltu"ions like the ~• takeover of the Amertar embauy In
lrtnf
'IOU" ICOtt • 11 to 100 potr"9 -TW ICOflllt '' .. ti,...,.. -l1cttt.nt 71 to IO P<M!'tl -o..-, 11 to 70 polntt -'air •VIC . ...._ 1119· 79
IDUJ( U'llV1 ~ ... :11tn:>
oh~~-c :q-i !uoire.M ma·1 :uoru.•CM&
, HNclft :aW»MMaft t ;t
'·
become leadln• adt'Oeat.ea of nueltar anm eoatrot.
Today. the Joteractlon1 between adeatilta aDd 1ov rn-
mnt a.re cocUnuiq a&Oa1 two
main Unea: tint. tile develop.
meot of more 1opbl1Ucated
weapoor1 ud, second, tb•
pursuit ol polit.leal .,,_meota
to atopor at leat moderateaucb
develOll"'•W4tl.
I
VJETNAll, 'l'BE nan war
tn wblcb tecbQokiilut ·~· ty clld not wwk to the advanta1e
of a state. demOMtrated the
need to eoolr'ol weapom ao dead-
ly that naUons ar~J.iterally
are attem1JtJn1 to ri1eDd tbeM treatl11, but the outlook for
atpJftcant new a1reementt is
mlsed.
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
plays a uy role 1Ji arm• eontrOI
11 well a in arms developmart.
Tbe prtnctpal means for de-
termlninl whether the varioUI
. TECHNOLOGY AND WAR-STILL CLOSELY INTUAl!LATEO
afraid to use them. -
Tbe develoPment of nuclear
weapooa ancl lon1·ran1e de·
livery syatema conUnues: tbe re-
cent advance• In
microproeeuon and other com·
putera are maldn1 tbese and
odler wupau much "•muter"
(and more devillab); and we are
beartu talk that luer beamS
and oChrr so-called deat.b raya
are somewhere around the eor-
ner.
r.artles are eompl)'f.oi with ex-
atlng anm control treaUes tit·
vo1ves the UM ot aopb.laticllted
devlcea. SateWt.ee, for example,
monitor both mlHile deploy-
ment and mllllle development,
and modem aetamlc deteeton
coupled with the latest. data pn>-
ce11ln1 techniques make it
poaatble to Oblerve nuclear ex-
plosions from treat dJatances,
F•OM E.AaLJl!:ST TIMBS.
w offensive technolofles ha\19
•l•ita been countered by de·
fen 11~e developmenb or more
po•ertuJ offensive 1y1tem1. Th';ii'~1ttthnoJoa bas produced a ·rr Pn>ereSSlOD of more efft. d "lnstrumenll of death and
· de ction~ swords, lonebows,
fjrearms. aircraft. atomic
bO miuiles.
ring World War JI, for ex-li. the Germau launched a
e'ss(UJ blitzlrrie1 a1alnst
of the naUona of central
western Europe. They came
to overrunning Britain and
ia as well by exploiting the
lat t technological develop-
meats in aircraft, tanks, and re-
lattid equipment.
~ the West . the British
sto ped lhe Nazi advance by
m ing full use of anolher new
tec91!nology. radar
~RMAN TECHNOLOGY, m
th orm of modern submannes
an~i torpedoes. a lmost cut off
Anwncan suppues from Europe
Aawrican technology, an tbe
for• or antisubmarine warfare
and-intelligence techniques, re-
vened that process.
SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS,
both lmlde "14 outside the IOV·
emmem, bad to be created to
make th.la interaction work ef.
fecttvely. SUcb lnatltutloo1 have
continued to evolve and pro-
liferate since t.beu.
Current 'veraions Include ao-
called "think tanka,". auch u RAND and other private re-
search fnaUtutea; university
operated lnsUtutions, •ueh as tb~ University Ql California 'a
two nuclear weapons
laboratories and Ml~'• Lincoln
Lab; and . .,.rmuent 1ovem·
ment eommitteea com~ of
both academjc· and industrial
acientllts and enetneen. These
provide input on all matters
from weapons development and
deployment to arms control and
disarmament.
A-bomb -and the spread or
both t.ypes of nuclear weapons to
Ruaala, Britain, France, and
Cbtna.
Another slioiflcant result wu
the further chvelopment of
rockets, which had been Invent· ed a thouaind yean earlier ill a
1lmple form, Into bu1e and
powerful de.rices capable of de-
It verln1 n'Uclear weapons to
within • few liundHd feet of any ·ape~lfled point OD the llobe ill a
half hour.
The poue11ion of some
thousands of such weapoaa, in
several dl!fereot forma, by bot.b
the U.S.A. and the U .S.S . R .. bas
defined t.be relaUonsblp ot the
two superpowen !or the last two
decades. It laraely explains,
moreover, why these naUons oc-
c upy the po11tlons of world
power and influence t.bat they
do.
THROUGHOUT THE poat-
World War II period, scientlats
and engineers have continued to
be full partners with state
authorities, participating at all
levels of government. from the
president's office down, in de·
termininJ,t what should be done
as well as how to do it.
Some participants have placed
emphasis on our exploiting the
possibilities inherent in the
latest scientific discoveries
before 1ome potential enemy
doe a
Edward Teller. commonly
known u the "father of tbe ff.
bomb," and the late Wember
von Braun, a leadin1 developer
of lar1e rock•\• botb in
Germant belon Workl War II
and lD Amertca ~rwardi, a.re
two well-known exampla from
a IM"te l?OUP of IUCb people.
Each of tbeH 1clentl1t1
testified many Umes before eoo· eresalonal commltteea; each
served u advtaen to preaidecll,
secretaries of Defense, and
other leadera: each 1erved on
many speclaJ commltteea; aod
each made countless public ap-
pearances In 1upport of bl•
views.
WOUDNG IN A s1•11Aa fuhion, others have promoted
the u.ae of modem science for
some military applications but
have opposed other appUcatlon.a
that they considered to be
especially dangerous. Jn short,
they became not only developers
of a rms, but advocates of arms
control.
One prominent example 1s
Robert Oppenheimer, who led in
the development of the A bomb
but who opposed the develop
ment of lhe H·bomb Others are
James Killian and George
Kistiakowsky, who served as
science advi1ers to President
Eisen.bower durtna the miulle
gap crisis but w&o also have
In the cue ol anm eoalrol
and dilann.ament, some treaUea
have been worked out placlq
modest Umita oo the de~ ment of some weaPon• •nd
Umltin& the c.teplofm and use
of certaiA oc.biin's. TM Stratesic
Arma Umltation Talk.a (SALT>
The ever0lncreuln1 complexi-
ty of both weapons development
and efforta to control lbeee de·
vices thus 1uarantee1 the COD·
tlnued partoenhlp of tovern-
m en t and •clence ln tbe
tecbnolollcal proceu. How tbia
partnertblp wm uJtimatel)' in·
nuence society u a whole re-
mains perhaps the most perplex-
ing problem facing mankind.
NEXT WEEK · Htltorian A
HIDfler DtqJfw of Brown Uniwmt11
ezcmmn Ute tftcT"""O role of t1'e
goNrnmn.t 1n tuhnologu:al d.e·
oelop1'W'fd
Town lsBieh
So It Purchases Ski Slope
LOWER ALLOWAYS CREEK.NJ IAP> What do you bu)'
for the town that has almost everything including a nuclear
power plant. new municipal and hre buildmgi. ;ind a zero tax ralt'''
M uruc1pal officials purchased a ~k1 ... 10~· and are hoptnR for ar.
l•arly snowstorm lo r.ee how 1t 1A.Orkl.
TIOS PASTORAL TOWSSlllP OF 1,680 b4:~in' 1t~ pn·m1er •
'ca son operating the 93 acre Holl> .\tountain 5k 1 'lope
'It all depends on the \o\'eather From what J understand, th~
temperature bas to be JU.St nght. · said Deputy Mayor Robert
Traae, chaJrman ot parks and recreation "Riehl now we're hop·
mg lo open tbe first week 10 December ·
i .,.maps most dramatic
a litically portentous of all,
W War II ended with t.be
nu attacks on Hiroshima
an easaJd
ng that conflagration.
m f-Over. scientis ts and
en 1~eers did not simply
re J>Ond to request s Crom
mi itrY authorities. Rather.
the)' l>ecame full participants in
the p)annlng process. They not
onl .r1'flven~ and built weapons, but~ in making the de·
ci1 · about which ones were
needed, and even how they
should be used
The Cold War and the wars in
Korea and Vietnam caused
these relationships to continue long after World War II.
Whenever there seemed to be a
lull in the process, an event like
the Russian launching of Sputnik
came along to reinforce this
political and scientific collabon-
tion
'Evening of Fun'
To Honor Lagunan
Wbile most eommaalties in tbe ai.te •~ concerned with pinching pennies and balan<'lng budget.c;. operating a ski resort
may seem like a luxury
But tbe SS.S0.000 cash purchase of Holl y Mountain in \tarch
didn't even make a dent an Lower Alloways Creek ~ $16 m1lhon suprlus.
IN ntE PAST FEW YEARS, THE township has ehmmated all
local and school propt>rty tax~. built a S500 000 munmpal build
mg. a $1Z7.000 playground. a Sl m1lhon add1t1on to the elementar:r
school and a $165,000 fire department headquarter.-. ONE MAJOR RESULT or this
further interaction of science
and technology with national
security needs was the invention
of the hydrogen bomb -in its
first version, 1,000 times as
powerful as its predecessor, the
Village Laguna, Inc. will host a party to honor Laguna Greenbelt
founder Jim Dilley on Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. at the home of Dr. Tom and
Laura Alexander.
. The rommun1t), v. h1rh was almo:,t b<ilnkrupt 10 >t>ars ago, de·
nves its wealth from the Salem I nuclear power plant. located on
adJacent Artif1c1al Island Publ.tc Service Electnc & Gas Co. the
plant's owner. contributed about S7 malhon a year m taxes and' will
pay an add.ational $14 million a year when three other planned
nuclear eeoerators go on line by 1984
"An Evening of Fun with Jim Dilley " will be held at 2285 Tempie
Hila. Drive to honor the man who founded the greenbelt in 1968
a SS donation ta requested and refreshments will be served.
For reservations, cau 41M-4U75.
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VATICAN OFFICIA.LS aay
there is no fon:nula for reuntflca-
tion at this point, but have long
said there undoubtedly would be
s ome loss of central papal
autbortty under any •1reement.
In preliminary contacts throu1h intermediaries, John
Paul and Demetrius I have
a1reed there is room for fair
1ive-aad-talte, said the Rev.
John P. Loni. an American of.
f icia l of the Vatican 's
Secretariat for Christian Unity.
·'There will be serious talks oo
uni~.·· said Long. Wblle the two
churches have undertaken
periodic "exchaqet of deteca·
tlom and lnformaUca," be said,
they had never held "systematic
tbeoloatcal dlscunlons" since
' the spJit 125 years a10.
Tbe autonomous churches tbat coo1tltute Eastern Orthodoxy
an ot1anitied aJon1 mostly na-
tional lina, and lacl&lde th•
GJ'ffk, Romantan and Ruaala
OrthodC>x churches. Tbey re· co•niH tbe patriarch ot
~ .. tbelr Judir. He eon.-eouDdll, but bis
authority ts otherwise that of a
''tint among equals."
PAJtAL &tJTllOUl'Y ls still tb• mala laaue la dispute
bet•••" tbe two cburcbH,
wbldl llDWallY·ahan tbe aame bellm bat taan varlaUom lD
doama ad reUataua pract.lc:eL Tbe Ortbodos chW'Uell have
their awn dladpllua OD malt.en
such u married cler1y -a
married man may be ordained,
but a priest may not marry after
o r dination. The Orthodox
churches allo grant divorce on
DEMETRIUS I
Holt to Pope
•
grounds or adultery In the
Roman Catholic Church, the
priest. are cellbate and divorce
Is not recopized.
Under a1reements worked out
by joint commissions, members
ol the two churches have been
a llowed to t ake Communion
tocether. and priests can bear
confession and anoint the sick tn
each other'• church.
Roman Catholic scholars as-
sert psychological barriers
"stemming from inherited pre-
judices" are the strongest ob-
stacles to reunification.
In a recent interview with The
Associated Press, Demetrim I
said th& dialogue between the
two churches bas evolved "most
favorably."
Praising the Polish-born pon-tiff, the patriarch s·aid, "We are
convinced that the new pope,
through his o ut1tandi n g
personality, would contribute es-
sentially to t.bls divine cause."
.. THIS VISIT is important,"
John Paul said in announcinl
the trip Sunday. "It d•·
moostrates concretely the de-
cision of the J>OJ>e to promote the
endeavor for Unity amoni all Cblisuam. W& are OD tbe eve of R>e•iJuafnc • tti'eOlolle•l di~ with the venerable Ortbodo% cllunbes to overeome U. dlf. fer~ t.bat stfll exlat,"
The visit. the fourth trip taken
by J oba Paul since be became
pope in Ootober 1978, ls to bel1D
Wednesday wltb a fitabt to
Turkey's capital, Ankara. Later
in the day. be plana to IO to
lstaDbul to mtt Demetriaa l and participate tn celebrations
honori ng St. Andl'ews, the
pa\ron saint of the EHtern
Church.
His previous trips were to
Mexico, Poland, and one in Oc·
tober to Ireland and the Onited
States.
:ruteen naember1 of tbe
Brancll Youth Group Of Ciiia· .. ..., .... aMlrO. 401 Slxtb
It,, H*1nit0n Beach • ...,.. to
"°mpltt9 a »hour fut toda)i
lb I t . Old IQ&I. C W., t • ••plaued fam!at,"
tb• 1outb1 were to nmaln tot•uatr 411rtq tho .,.r1od to
thiy eowct " are tho I l1ril ot
beln1 un1ry. to debate wbJ
bunaer null ill I.be world. ud
Obnoxious
Member
LUBBOCK, 'feus (AP> -The pastor ol the Lyons Chapel
Baptist Church says church
members aren't anll'Y with Bob-
ble Greenwood -they just don't
want her at their services.
District Judie Thomas L .
Clinton has granted a t~mporary
restraJnlng order sought by the
church, wblch ls affiliated with
the N aUonal Baptist Convention
U.S . A .• and ordered Mrs.
Greenwood to stay away from
services. He set a Monday hear-
ine on whether to make the in-
Junctlon permanent.
Members of the congregation
said in the petition that Mrs.
Greenwood interrupted services
with loud and profane language
and threats against members.
"They did what?" Mrs
Greenwood said Friday night
when she learned of the injunc-
tion.
"It's a whole congregation,
and you mean one person can
threaten a whole c h urch?
There's something crooked
there. I don't know what any of
this is about, but I'm 1oing to
get me a lawyer and find out.
Jt'a all ratae, and I 'm really
tired or this kind of mess," she
said .
The Rev. Floyd Perey Jr. said
despite t}einc expelled from
church membenbip ln 1W18 tor
'' c reat.lnf a dla\urbance amon11t be flock," Mrs.
Greenwood coo.UnUed to atteod meettn;a ilnd create a eeeoe.
''Sbe .111 \t.alldna ad dliturblq
Olhers ~·her. Tbey aetUJ> and move elsewhere l»ut It
doesn't seem to make any dif.
ference. She bu stood u.p la the
mi ddle of aer..tf e1 several timee,'' said PeJT7, the cllu.rdl'•
HftioT mlmater.
"We aren't 8JlO'Y with ber. We wish her tbe very best that
can poalbl)' come her way. But
we Just can't have t.bis continue.
Would you wantit in your cbw-ch? I have the responsibUity to see
there is a harmonious at-
mosphere,•· be added.
Clinton said he bas never had a
similar case.
to dl1cua1 •II~ th11 ean do
a bout It," accordlD( to
coordlna1or Paw lchllep. On the practleal 1tde, eecb ·
youth wu to contribute SS of bll on money to pardclpm la u..
proara ;u.s aolid\ lrteDdl !lind
nelpbon to allo contribute •· Coatributon ..... to be Uted to
skip one llleU and to read a fact
a.beet on hunler th youths sn-
pared..
·~They ho9e to ral1e SIOO."
Scbllep said, "which would help
feed many famllle., perhaps
even an entire vma1e. for a
month or tonier."
TIM fands are to be channeled throu.Ch World Visioo lnteru·
tiaDal, -'Uch support.a a number
of hun1er-related relief ac·
Uvit.tes tn Latin America, Alia and Africa. • In an era when m any of
Oran1e County's mobile com-
munities are composed more
often of strangers than of-
friend.s. gettine to know your
nelghbors can be a real
challenge.
BRlEFS
Nov. Z1, &ad Dec. 4 at 'f:JO p.m.
Tbe mee&Jn.c• will be la tM
aoclal ball of the faclllty U. two
con1resa.-•bare at 2100 Illar Vlata in NeWport Beach. • In a departU.N from the tndi·
tional one-Sunday-only ob·
1ervaoee of Cbrinmu, the fin&
Clnuua ctmre• at 1207 M&ln
St. In llu:nUnston Beach will de-
vote each service durin1
Deeember to tbe celebration, UI·
ln1 aennooa, music and apeclal
activities.
Thia Sanday, leadinl up to the
Decemb•r prosrams, the
"SONsbine Sin1er1" will
perform at the 8:30 and 10 a.m.
services. Bob Lewis, Oran1e
County opera singer. will aJao be
beard at 10. At 8 p.m .. the
A1ape Quartet will make its
second appearance. Mitch
Hanlon will solo. •
Bishops to Tell
V18it Reactions I
Two Orange County groups
one Christian and the other
Jewi s h believe that
knowledge about one another
and meaningful communication
is an important part of com-
m unity life
Rabbi Bernard P King of Sldr
Ha-Ma 'alot Harbor Reform
Temple and Rev. William A
.M c Qu oid of S t . Mark
Preabyt.ertaa Cbucb will ad
dress the topic "Getung to Know
Your Neighbor" in a lecture and
group dlscuss1on on Tuesday,
The status of lbe farm
worker's struggle 1s the subject
for the 10:30 a.m service Sun-
day at Ual&ariaa-UnlveraaU1&
Fellowaldp, 429 Cypress Dnve,
Laguna Beach
• WASHINGTON (AP> The 'j;~
National Conference or CatboUc I•
Bishops 1s asking each of i~ . '1
members to recor<S h is im -;.
press1on of Pope John Paul ll's
visit to the United States, and 19 '
send that information to ttie .. ~
Vatican •• ~
A senunar titled. "Your Bible
and You" by lecturer and author
Max B. Skousen wiU be conduct
ed from 7 to 10 p m Tuesday at
Cllareb ol lleligiou Scleatt, 609
Eleventh St .• Huntington Beach
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Purge Your Racism,
U.S. Bishops Tell Flock
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
IRVINE ...
A ..... Of ltelglcM Sdwe lntematiDnal
WASHINGTON <AP>
-U.S. bishops are tell·
ing Roman Catbolics in
Am e r lea lo pur 1e racism from their lives.
"Each or u s as
Catholics mu s t
acknowled&• a share in
the mlstaltes and stns or
the past," ••ld a
pastoral leUer appro•ed
by UI• U .s. Conference of Blahope. ••we ban
~~olfia,r
and preJudlee. We ban p r eached the Gospel
while cloeinl our eyes to
the racism lt con· demned."
An earlier attempt to
strip the communion
prayer of "sexist"
phraainl falled to pass,
brlnglne immediate
critic ism from a
women's eroup about the bishops . .. lack or
concern for women and
their pain In today's
church."
One vote was on re
moval of the word
"men" from a state-
ment that Christ died
"for you and for all
men.•• Tbe vote waa
157·98, abort of the t•o·
thirds needed for
putqe.
Another proposal
would have allowed t)e
celebrant of tbe llua to
1ub1Utote "men aad
women•• or ••1t.umaa famtty•• wMte .. mu"
ttow appean. Tbe ¥Ote
was 14.2-113.
The dlUn:b bu used
the words 1ince tlae
lan1a.aae uled for tlae Mau ... cb&QPd fiom
Lat.In to En_....
Tbe pastoral letter
declared racism a sin
and an evil and urged
Catholics to shun any
segment or American
life that refuses to adopt
S•..., -t:JO A.M. no1s .... •'"'-
Rev. Betty Wolf invites you to
Exolof"e the Science of Mind:
• expand your awareness of
who & what you are.
•achieve more of your
God given potential.
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by George Lemont
~Y'S~D PUZHE I
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Got a~., Then 10nte to Pat Dunn Pat will ~ ttd •· ~tbng the onawer1 and action you need
to aolve ~· bl govemmnt and ~'' Mad
)IOUr ~ to P.oi Dunn , Al Your~ •• Ora71Qe
COGlt Dml11 Pilot, P.O Boz 1$60, Ca&ta Me$0, CA
92ftf . .U ~left.,-, ot pouable will be anawered,
but phorlt!d inQWrU• or &ettn1 not mcludlnQ the
reader'a fl.Ill oame. addreH. OJld ~u hovri' phont nu"'~ connoc be cOM!der~. Thtl column appears den· ly •:r:cept Sundoya
f.etu ,.,,... Ca•'r lflalce Co•tart
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LIBRA <Sept 23·0ct 22): Em·
pbas1ze feelinais. cormderatloo. style.
creativity you get glrt from
member of oppo11te sex Important
activity occurs at home, w1lh1n fami·
ly lnsJSt oo your own worth, but of·
fer face-savme opLJons
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21)' Define
terms and relat1onshipa. Protect
propm,. lcel P.nou, Wtio ••1 •ntar to M , may actua1ty be
..,1r1•1 eoawbln1 for notbtq -at • 10V•Xl*IM· -
IAGmAllltla (NOY. a.Dec. 11): Ide.. , UmJu ..,Drov91 put
cootact1 and •ffortP could pay
dJvldendl. Captleom, Can• Datln. fi1ure in acenarto.
CAPUCO <Dec. a.Jan. lt):
Emphutl OD f\altlUment, YWAUJl*1, bwnor, abort trtP1 ind eomnnadca·
Uon trom nlatln.. Arlee, Ullra &a· 4tndaala ftSUN promlHD&lJ.
ACIVA•l'18 (Ian. 10-Peb. 11):
Lunar cycle at p .. lr -take In· itiaUve, move iD aew direcUou. Wear~ eolon, mate l*'ICma1
•PPtMIUle*, wtlcom• flWb coaUicU ancl coacepta. .
PIBCD Cl'eb. 1 .. Mar. JO): Yoa
HD .. what ta to occur -ban fUtb ln yoar own imPNUlonl. You can
create and build -c1cl• ii tucb Uta& apparent Mtbadt ta trandormed 1Dto victory.
Clinic Slated
On Basketball,
Sport Injuries
A buketball clioic wlll be beld
Dec. 8 at the Harbor Area 8oya Club
in Coeta Meaa, feat~c the care and
prevenUon of athletic Injuries.
The meetine. which will al.lo focua
on CJF buketball rules, will be con-
ducted by sports paycbologbt Dr.
Thomas A. Tutko and basketball
coach Herb Livsey.
The clinic 1s 1cbeduled from 10
a . m to 4 p m at the club, 2131 Tuatin
Ave .. Costa Mesa, a nd admuaion is
$2 Registration mutt be made by Nov 26.
Additional Ulformal.loa 1.1 available
by calling Phil Condon atM2·&T72.
DEAR PAT: I thought I sent a contact lens
prescription to Eut Coast Optical hut April, but 1t
tum..S out to be the prescription for my regular
glanes. They lnlormed me of t.bia, and tbat 's when
the confusion began. 1 couldn't 1et a releue of my
lens PNICJ'tption from where they were made up
and I uked that. It be sent to my eye doctor. whom
I told East Coast to cont.act. .,.9 ...
MJ doctor didn't receive the prescripLJon II 1i1R11ft.,
either and cou1dn 't Jive It to East Coast when be
wu cont.aetA!d by them. My vacation was coming Tropi~I fish• Fresh• Marine ~ wt~ 1.bort time so I went ahead and bad Aqu~rium Supplies ano~er r of contacts made where I'd had them I No 21 N 27 1979 done Or9. So, Eut Coast Optical owes me a re· Sped• v. • OY. •
fund ol fll.1.5 and t can't aeem to set them to 1end Botl• m-crantha: a.ti It to l!le. I've written tbree lettera trytni to •"plain
all Lbia. .,.....,.'S 1 come from Sorneo and 54ametre. lt't not J . W., HuntinstGn Beach that 1 em noctumal I Just appreciat. a lhady soot
l:ut 0... o.deal • 1m«ss ,.u ,.,_. wttlt "''t::::W":.;. =::.::• to rest my ey-. I am active ~ grvb for left-owr .o .. .,. 411ay, ftere ••• ...,. coalllltoe aboU s1 1.iqtl't$7 morsels at the bottom of the aqu¥1um hcMewr, ....... •eU« .a. to &Jae 1ltaaU. r-..,iat.c1. ... .."'1c. r1 .... "-'1ut v-o-a Uttl• uw fOOd occulonally hits UM .._ eon---.... ...._.-1ous...,..~v-iv .. 1 and Me.Q)lt at AQuatJc T~ls where I am on £al& ~ • ..,ekMWOmaa S"9 -• ,...._ .,.. conAM41AM2·1753 sere undtrthe name "Clown Loech'' fwonlyl.'9 ..-c1•d a ._ t..cer • ..,,..,..,.. , ........ '1' ,._....,.......,
Jll t c (IJI> • 1-. .la wtcla ...a •IJl.otder ,..,....,.vtuo49S.o401 ~ 1110 w. Saker• Costa Me.. .._
ftnt1. die teu.n ptle llP ud eaanmen wait an 1 .. ""'C:--c;-n·-.-.: c .. ft l'>ft1 Co H bor • 8a'---Jiiiili
aare.-able dme before aome refaDds are luaed. =========~~==~=·=·=~==·=·==='=ne=r s:11•::11'-··-111a_..lllil_..il!:,_ U ... N .... len.NetDra•
DEAR PAT; We have wood ~·Una ln the
famUr room which bu not been PolllMd SlDce we
mo.ad m elldlt yeara •10. We prder a non.Closs finl•b. bal tbe ~ 11 •WtlDI \o loot just plain
dull. c.n~wtua llOIDltblna that ~u iln· 'Prov• ppe ce but not make lt 1bln,y .
K.R., Ne"l»Ort Beach u a_..*'-& re.o~es pe .... lri••· •••doll ......... ••1'.a .. " •rtao -... aataral beall&y of tile wood. A proclad Ol tills tJPe
ua be pucbued 19 a llanlware l&ore, lamber
ya r•, balldl•I eapply flrm aad m aay
aaperaarketl. Look oa shelves where waxes and
cleaaen an loeas.d and refer to label directions.
Trees • Nat•ral Selar 89••em
DEAS aSADERS: Ae prices continue to rise
for electrte, 1u, Uld l•IOllDe energy resources,
aa IDa'eulnl number of C0111111Den want to know
bow &e me energy mor9 efftdently and eliminate
wHte Mlenever poulble.
0. eHy and fairly lnes'peo.aive way is to
plant deddaoaa trees In residelltJaJ areH, 11y1 the
state Department or CODSUIDer Affair•. wbose
aolar 'and IMaJatloa alllt bu Jal& released a COD·
nm•r J*bUeatlotl, 0 Tlle Deeldaou Tne1: A
Natual War EMra s,11em."
TM ihe-pa1e, free O,er explalp bow de·
cidll09I treM eu be .... u • aataral eolar eaera .,..... b deffri ....... ...,. of deddaou
trees.._ WRld M "'"-a.le for Hdl a •file•, ud Ii•" laala aetlow fOf' plutJai ud care. Tiie bale Idea la &Ut bl summer. &be foJJ1ae belps eool year llome wide and out by blockta•
tbe am ud relealla1 moisture IDto U. air. b
wlater, die bar9 ~ allows Ute be1t enero
rrom die ... &o come Uarolllh to beat yoar bome.
la adcllUlll to ,ea.uq npld11·i1'8wt11,1 de·
eld•eu trtea. laomM .. •n ea• co• .. r•• ,.. '""* l>J IMUIMa• ._... .... weatlaeratrtpp1D1 u• e•__,, .... ....,.,, alltomatle eloek tltena~ u4 IOl&r ....-o IJIMm ta Uietr llom-. For ..,.._ • .._. • u.e eaero·••'Yllll .,.. ... or to .,.. tM Vee Ryer, eaataet tbe
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t f By BOWARD L BANDY °' ............. Mllff Perhaps the Marina High Vik-
tigs bad the jitters and were a
tile afraid when they stepped
the field to play in their first
IF plaJoff same ever Friday
"ghL
But you wouldn't know it from
be way they handl ed
emselves oo the field.
Coach Dave Thompson's Vik-
illgl' quickly toot command of
the situation asatnst Paciflc Jf igb of San Bernardino and
fient on to post a 38-13 victory on pie Weltmimter IDlb Field.
uws WB&E JUST afraid
to live us ~denee to
8QOCI Job.'' Tbompeoa aald.
8l)al aolnl Into w. same Juat to be In tbe playofftt
buttowtn.
"rm really happy because we
got to ~ a lot el lddl, mQbe u m..,. • so. We played well olfeaM~ ID a.be ftnt balf. OUr
bloctiQS ... milleat and .. raa tM t.11 11. Tllat Arst •rt•• ......... Jot ~t con-fidence."
Tbe VWnp wasted UWe time m letttn& down to buslne11 beJ droYe 80 yar4a for a
clown after the open.lq ·
with all bClt 15 yards cm tbe IJl'OUllCl.. Tbe 15-
peDl}t:J ..a for pau tn-
f9ee on tbe onlJ aerial
I Jiii WAaBU&TON waa the ~orkborse on the drive and
.,lcked up the touchdown on a
\wo-yard plunge with Jeff
\Avenatti kicking the conversion.
· Mark Huntley electrified the
· .crowd with an interception at his
own 24-yard line to stop a
:Paclfic drive on the next series
and returned the ball 76 yards
for a second Marina touchdown
with Avenatti again kicking the
Playoff Scores ·
Edl80n 38, Notre Dame 15
' Manne 21, Pec:ffk: 13
Estancia 13, Mlrateate o
Coata Mesa 23, Aviation 20
I San a.m.nta 20, Puamount 14
(OT)
t Lo,ota 42, fountain Valley 25
f A ....... 3,.....,DelO
convenion and the Vtkinp bad
taken command for the night.
Sam Aiello, the Marina
quarterback, had a big night
passing. He connected on the
first seven attempts and wound
up the night with seven-of-10 for
124 yards and a pair of
touchdowns.
MARINA HELD a 20-0 edge at
halftime and increased the
margin to 28·0 after three
periods before reserves gave up
a pair ol fourth.quarter aeores to
the Citrus League nannenapteam.
, .. I reaD,J didn't expect It to be
that euy," TbompaoQ aaid ...
"Our offensive line improved a
lot over the lut aame (tbe Vlk-
~ ooJy Joas thta year, to
)."
BuntJe)o'a ldterceptlon nm·
back wu the second •ICJllleat•
taucbdowO plQ. ol U. yea tor
theVJklnp.
TBB ft1fAL ll'WO Katina aeon. e-.. • AleUo .,_, .nm ftrlDr ....__ .. u.e a:nt
for a four-yard score and
sophomore Jeff Frandaeo
1atbe~ GOe lll •t the Paciftc 2.'I
•• ~·-iat.o tbe md ... Oil • G-yud ltrlb. '
Before tbe ..... 'l'lloml*JD
ldm!tted be lmew llWe abOUt
Pad&. •"'l"be cm11 Ume l ner
bad ~ eoataet with tbem WU
when they were a new acbool
and I played ap.inat them at
LynwoodlllgbScbool."
The Plratel 11cored a pair of
touchdowns in the fourth quarter
against the Marina reserves .
The final one came wltb 24
seconds on the clock as
quarterback David Ruiz con·
nPcted with John Jackson on an
18-yard play.
CURT PEETE SCORED the
other Pacific touchdown on an
18-yard nm.
Ruiz put the ball in the air 34
times, connecting on 17 with two
interceptions. One of the
strangest completions was for
two yards and be was the re-
ceiver as well as the thrower.
It happened wben a Marina
lineman batted the ball back
behind the line of scrimmage
<See MABINA, Pace Bf)
TllB TWO U!ADING conteaden aplit
durtn; the recalar HUOG with UCSB
p ... val11Dc. 11.$, bi.al M .
.. I'm fee!lna tbe preuure," U1S tbe
UCSB lealar. "I want to win ddl dllq bacllJ.
"J didn't feel much preaure OD me
dli'eetl1 lD hlib iCboo1 beeame I waa
"YOO &\VB TO PLAY a more DCBl·
emotloa.al 1ame and take th1Qll ill
<Bee oo•aorr, Pap Bl>
Emson Rolla to 36-15 Playoff Victory
Hey BeU, la thl! Del Rey too tough?
-a Notre De~ banner
Bj 0JOHN SEV ANO
Of -Delly ~ ... S&Mt Edison Higb's Kerwin Bell never got to
see that sign. It was .split in two by the
Edison cheerleaders the moment it was
displayed.
It's too bad, if he bad seen it maybe Bell
would have tried harder.
NOT THAT ms efforts weren't ap-
preciated in the Chargers' 36-lS victory
over wild card entry Notre Dame in the
ftrst round of the CIF playoffs Friday
night.
All Mr. Bell did, before a capacity crowd
at Huntington Beach High, was rush for
214 yards and score two touchdowns. But
one must remember. what may be a great night for some running backs is routine
for the Chargers' No. 4.
"Bell Is JUSt a great runner," ·com-
plimented Notre Dame bead coach John
Steese afterwards. ·•we couldn't find a
way to stop him. He·s a one-man show.··
BEll 18 NO STRANGER to the Notre
Dame players and coaching staff. They
faced him last year when he played for St..
Francis High. a rivaJ school from the Del
Rey League.
"I don't really think Bell is any better
than last year.·· says Skeese. "He's just
more confident. more positive. He's the
best nmner we've seen all year. He's m a
class by himself •·
The Chargers needed Bell's confidence
to pull them out of some llgbt spots 10 the
game.
THE KNIGHTS (7-4) started the contest
by takani the opening kickoff and
marching 67 yards m five plays to take a
7-0 lead. Notre Dame was still cheering when
Bell weol off left tackle on Edison's third play from scnmmage and scampered 47
yards for tbe.-core. Mark Richardson mis·
sed the conversion. though, and the
Knights still led. 7-6
Richardson made amends for the miss
early an the second quarter by k1cking a
24-yard field goal to put the Chargers up,
9·1.
CHARGER QUARTERBACK Frank
Seurer then swept nght end 16 yards for
one TD and passed to Mark Boyer 18 yards
for another and Edison assumed a com·
fort.able 22·7 advantage
Edason's defense, meanwtule. after sur
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become ~urprisingly innovative. Si nce the Bruins
pit their strength, <rus hing) against USC's
etrenath, (rus hing de fense>. freshman
quarterback Tom Ramsey's second start must be
8 creat CJDe. I
For USC the only question is can the Trojan'
backs stop the expected UCLA aerial attack? Sure-
ly, there'1 no doubt that with Charles White nm.I
ntn1 md Paul McDooald paainl, U. Trojans
should be able to put a lot ol po1nta on the board. "'
U, of course, both teama play to their potential. '
"UIEE ALL BIG GA.JIBS, tbere'a no one key
to victory," aaya USC Coach John Robimon. ''Th•
team that coes ln and plays to its CaPJlllltty
throqbout the same abould be the one that evea-
tually wtna. We plan to be readJ."
For om tbiq, USC will be '"4Y for Freeman•
llcN.U. tbe OCKmtry'a thlnt·lnd•n1 ruaber (ltU
yarda • pme) who would be a Helaman Tl'Ol>hT
candtdlte ln Ill)' dt,y but Loa Anples.
''P'Neinan ta ~ pow9rful and eh&live an4
uaually allows UCLA to control the ball," aA)'a
Roblnltm. "llon important, ha .. had Mnlilte!\t
perform._. eveey Satunt.y. We bave a creat.
deal ol respect for him."
UCLA Ooaeb Tel'r)' DoaabUI bu eno D10l'9l
re1pect for Wlllte, tbe eeeoocl best naaber ID NCAA bllto17 wbo ... aYef•alna" 1'18,I yards naablq and I
t.I potnta a ,.me Qlla year. But trith McDonald'°
contend wttb, the BnaiDa won't be able to tey on
Whitt. ,
ONll 'ftllNG'8 Jl'Oa CEaTAIN. USC bu a hla.
tory ol jrtaiWii tblM Uilnp, ~allJ With the
ROM BOWi • the lliM. WUh a date iD Puadin& ~ • tbit outcome, tM Tl'OJAnl have won .. ,. ltnllM UIT, 11e1, uu; im, u·r.. me aDd me.
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A ~le Report From~ Wortd of Sporta
.. laekwood, 2-5 in 1979,
Signs $600,000 Contract
Fro• AP DllpaldMlll
. BOSTON -Skip Lockwood, a relief pltcber Ill I, who played out bis option while nursing a sore arm
· with the New York Metl this year, bas qreed t.o · terms with tbe Boston Red Sox.
t • _ _ "Stip'1 qent, Diet Mou, and I came to ·a monetary
'-a1reemeat near mldnllht WednesdaJ and we've been CID the
phone all afternoon worltlu out tbe detalla toda.Y, '' Red Sox
Generalllanaaer BaJWOOClSWlivan told'lbe.A.uodated Preis.
.... didn't plan to HMWK• mrtbma,
bat tbe .... bU IHked,," 8aJlh1la ulii. ••Actulb', we were trytq to lll'fMet atp,
became everytblnc hinges CID bla pustq a
D!lY1lcal examination. We're teytq to let
ib&t 11.P for KGaday and he'll be here Tues·
day for our news luncheon."
Sullivan declined t.o discloee t.erma.
Howe.er, it waa believed tbe Bed Sox up-
ped their original offer of '800,000 for four
years, possibly giving Lockwood another
W60o $100,000 aa a bonus for signing.
,.-· Sullivan, who signed slUUiDg first baseman Tony PerH
, flS a free agent last Tuesday, made Lockwood his No. 1
'·U r get because of reliever Bill Campbell's apparently chronic _. ·arm problem.
~
• llrtfler £eatl• Atla•ta O"er Plit•••r••
. . A low abot from 20 feet by Garry Ua1er ·Iii
bounced under a 1prawlillg..., Boll•N to start ,
• Atlanta to a 4-1 National~ Leap victory .:::»nr Plitaburp Friday nl1bt. Unser, JeH
~--:-P1wt..a and Kn& NU.. each 90t a aoal and an Ulilt for ~ -• tbe F1amel -they: boosted Goalie Daa a .. c~,. Into a tie for the leape lead ID vletortes ••• ._._ DeBlela raced
two-tblrdl ol the lee with a ltolen pact and UMCl teammate
Pat llldlef u a ~Y to cap a four·IOal ftnt period aa
Colorado buried Detroit, 5-2 ... Philadelphia kept ftrat
place ID tbe CcnlpbeU Cont~. Pabtck Dlvlllon with a 5-2
Ylctory Ofer Vaneounver. Vancouver IUll bolds the lead ID
the SmJtbe Dlf'lslon despite the lou . . . An ln•e&tment ftrm
wblcb d•hned the NHL '1 DeUdt Bed Wlnp W..ally pulled
out of a deal t.o move to Pontlae, loll ita eue fn the state
Court ol Appeala • • • The Buffalo Sabres have reaaiped
wiD•er Date Sch1t1. the NllL'a all-time penaltJ m.lnute
leader. t.o the minor lea1ues, where be allo held a reeord for
penalties. · •
Eagle& Mirelatte •
,
ltJileia Deferue S,ailefe• in 11-0 Win 1
IN A11111J10N to= .... qabllt .. nm. Sit~ ..... ........ ~~ ...
aef•ul•• baeb. Sopbomon
Clu11 CrUdell ~ a pall mlcl w11 tbro•1ll tile
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up aad told me be wanted to be Pl•.,.. "1!81'a.....!..! 'doa't t¥nk I'd YOt8 for bbD.. Biil II* 4*tatDl1 -. promlle at belDa a polltkla. 1wltdalD.I poalUou wtwoewer itbecomeead¥aat...-..
••••..,Pieri•• ••••e ••• .. •• •• Second-1trlnf qaarterbaek Terrr • ..._ EB
1prlnted 12 yuda for a TD wttb ll:D left and · 4 •
Teraw a.a rulbed for m Juda l"rtdQ aa nbltb-
ranked Houlton ral.Ued from a io.o deftdt t.o a
14·10 vietory over Texu Tedl at the Aatrodome. Tbe wtn Uft·
eel Houlton lnt.o ' share ol tbe s.io.weat Coafereece lead
with Arkwu and olfaet a reeal'd..Mtttna lit-Jard rm.blnc ef.
fort by llJM9 Ra .. at, who let Teul Teeb ~and
career marts. ArkaDlu ean clincb no worse u.an a tie for
SWC bODon wttb a win OYer SllU tock1 . . . Power fallbed:
Maril LJ8 burst 20 Juda for the U.breakinc TD Mlb la
the fourth quarter and eltnebed tbe same wttb a tlaree-JU'd
run ID tbe ftna1 two mlnate9 to lud llftlH1mbd Pladda 8tMe
t.o • %f.Ja ftdGr7 O'ler ~ J'ladcla. .,.. ..........
Oraqe Bowl-bomll Se•••• -....... (llA) ,....._ ..... -.nanda ..... 1 .................. .
.S.•ln._,.., • .,..,..llt•4-N
Seattle'• ..... Sllell• aeored 23 points, ln· Ill eluding a fteld eoaJ and free throw that pat the
SUpenonles ahead t.o ataJ ID tbe fourtb quarter to
spa.rt a M-IO win Oft!' Portland ID NBA pla1 Fri-.
day Dl&bt. lack sa.a and 0.. "1111 .. 1 each aeored lt
points for SeaWe while Mautee IAleu paced Portland with
17 • . . OU. Bir ..... scored 31 poiata and .... ,. ..... hit )t to
lead Kama City put San 1>19&'0, 107-91. U.1d Free led the
Clippers with 32 polnts . . . JGb ~ and 8eb Luder com-
bined for 52 points to lead Detroit t.o a 11.IHOO win over
Milwaukee, only the Bucks' lixtb IOla in 21 1amea. Brlu
WI.Men lead Milwaukee wltb 21 ... bUle n... lettlna Z7
point.I md 0.'f'W Gf'eellweed 20, lifted Chleap t.o a lQS.91 Vie·
t.ory over Atlanta. Jt wu cm1J the abtb win for the Bulla ID 12
1am•. ,._ Dn1t led Atlaata wttb • polaU ••. 1 ... mu
scored 15 Polata ID Jeadlq San ADtollio put Wulalqton, ua.1oe. 1.u17 a-acorec1 21 for san AntGaAo wbUe ....,
.,....... led dlle Bulleta rill 21. Shlll ...,_ became tlle
aeventll Jead1q acorer ln NBA hlltorJ .._ be acond 11
pointa ••. ,.... ..... ~-··tine .... U.. Ida career blP. la lpU'friq to a 111-lOI wlD °""
HoultoD. ...., ,_Mand 25 far tlae wlDDen wldle ....
...... led lloua&cn with lT. llomtoe'a al* 8ur7 WU e.ted· eel from tbe same with 1:21 left wbeo be arpect •bout •
tecb.alcal foul ealled OD him 8Dd waa ~ .. ,_ a
MCODd Mdmlcal ••. IAll7 .,. neond a pn ldata Ii lolllla
to lead Boston t.o lta nblth *allllt bome win, a lJl.J.OI ._
clalon over lndlana . ......, •• led lldan wttb • pcU&a . . . Au.a&a traded pard 'l'eny hlw to tbe Ut&b Im lw
Atlanta'• 1111 MCIODd round draft dlolce tbat h8d ... to
Utab earlier when the Hawb aeqadred a. Lee. .
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Big Play. Aplenty
FV Can't Stop
Loyola, 42-25
8J WD CA•IJION .......... _
NO&WAL&-1.oJola Rlp'1
Oaa., poaual b7 ..._ ....S-
qaarter toed•lk•m. dlspoeed ol
defendl.aa CIF Bia Fite Con·
ference foatball dlampioa Foun-
taln Valle7 P'rid.aJ niebt, U.ZS,
before 4.400 at Cerritos ColJece.
Tbe km lmoeb tbe Barons out
of the plaJolfs, while unbeaten
and No. 1 aeeded i.o,oa. IDO\lel
oa to meet def eue-oriented ~·--Ill tbe leCODd romd ~ the elimlnatiom.
yarct .... dowa ... ~ plaJs
after Cbet 1 .. xwell'1 44-7ard
kiekoft return t.o take a Zl·U
lead, bat tbe Barom struck beck
in what bqan t.o resemble a
pingponc came
Bill McTe tr re cove r e d a
Loyola fumble and after a i.s.
yard paaa t.o Keith Richards and
a major penalty oo the Cubs, De
Luca and York c licked a1ain
from 17 yards out with 1 :38 left
ia the bait to pull to within 2H8.
BUT DISASTEa at.ruck in the
•a.ni.na leC>•oda u Loyola drove a ,.,.._ capped b1 a halfback C:,! from Stinner to Ted
... fJ'om 32 yardl out and LoJOla Md. 10-pamt balp.
Keith Ric hards went over
from three yuda out t.o pa.re Lo7ola 'a lead t.o 15-2:5 ln tbe third
qauter. but tbat wu Fountain
Val.leJ'1 laat burn.b.
De Luca flD..lahed tbe nlebt
with n completion.a ln Z7 at·
tempts for 251 ya.rda, but It was
tempered by Loyola's defense,
wtucb sacked ham seven times
for 58 yards an k>sus
Loyola's offens i ve line .
meanwbile, proved to be ever-
ythinl lt WU ~!Jed. Tbe Cubs'
only punt came with Jeu than
two mtmC• nmiainiq in the
tb1rd quarter.
_/~o•r Fbdsh r .... •-•1
OOBROTT.
OCCFaces
• •
stride. Sometimes in bl&b school
I'd lettbiall apMtme. .
• • B'HrJOae la bl1,er and
f aater In c0Ue1e. It 1 more
lpreM -ad tbe ball worb a.roaDd better.,,
' Tbla la UC88'1 ftnt 1bot at tbe
NCAA• 11Dce Dobrott'1 f ...... mn ....._ but H71 tbe oa.-...... reallltlc cbance,
at wilallllC tt all
'
Stnnn Plays Havoc
111 ALllON LOCKABEY .................
The oaJy th1q known for eer-
taln about the Lone Beach t.o La
Paz yacht nee Friday wu tbat
four boat.a bad survived• freak
blow ID the Sea of Cort.ea ud
flnlabed at La Pu.
Checkmate, Sneaker and
Zephyr Anfabed '1111&nclaJ and Blici lblle made lt acrou the
ftnlah UDI at 1:30 a .m. Frt4a.Y.
Late J'rida1 another tioat
~uld be MID CID the bo.risan and
lt waa belle•ed to be Ila•
Rapldo.
8J..M1ID ftDD to tMll I
lo tbe ... del' uclaortu at
Loi mu. at the IMiiPt' .... atorm. bat rtpOrte4 .. Ud ..
eoatend»ll Dot ......... t :• LID.; ad WU Ntllftdm•to
Cabo S. laf:u with a ..,.... .......
Tiie otber 7aellt1 at Lot Fratlel ad tboM uw ..,. ...
fqe aleabo 8a IMU w .. a.
BOxer Near Deaih
N&W YOU <AP> -WUle
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trlu ••fffted to battle for
SU. a:= 1DGM1 ud COY•
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FRANK SEURER GOES IN FROM US YARDS OUT FOR AN EDISON TOUCHDOWN.
,.,_ P.,,e •1
' EDISON ...
renderinl S7 y8J"ds on the opening
drive. pve the Knights only
seven more the rest of the firsb
half.
Bell and Searer actually made
up a "»SO" dub ol aorta FrtdQ
night • wblll Bell wasn't nm· Di.DC U. beJ1. Seurer WU eitbel"
runnin1 <••••• carries, 33
7arda) ar pauiq it (7-~111).
••na•a oar team," ta bow
Ch.,.__ Coecb BW Workman
apildmdtM ~-w ol tbe two. ••1t 1'aa eltber Prank
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Aviation Falls
Late Theft Aids
Mesa Triumph
By JACK lllNTER Of,,.. DM1y NlllS*llff
REDONDO BEACH -Costa
Mesa Biab'a Brett Thompson in-
tercepted a 11~ Green pass ~ the end ame with just 30 aeeonda
remainlDI aa the Kuatan•a
dropped AYiadon RICh out ol the
CJP' Cealral Confef'IDCe ~
plonahlpe, 21-2~ tiere Frtdq
nlabt.. TU 1h•"= ant> ended a :=,.~,::. IJJ~.::=
less than two minutes remain·
ing.
The lluatanp' led throCIOout
the CClllllmt. excludinl the ftnt
quarter when • lb.lated estn.
l)Olntb8dtbem beb1od the tawnit ~eoaa.7-& •
TB& JIOGlll' aELONGED to Muatana quartet'back Bill Lax
and bis cut of reeeiven.
Lux bit Ilia favorite receiver
Dan Bauer for two Mesa
touchdowns in the contest. The
fint came with just 7: 03 left in
t he first quarter as the
Mus tangs had taken the opening
kickoff to the Aviation 30 in a
ball control, time-consuming
drive.
Lux hit Bauer with a 30-yard
pass and Bauer did the rest as
he ran right and left leaving
Falcon defenders in his trail.
Bauer was a recipient of
another Lux TD toss with 5:06
remaining in the second quarter
when he hit paydirt on a six·
yard reception.
COSTA MESA LED the
Falcons 20-14 al halftime as the
Mustangs' Chris Starkman took
a Lux bandoff three yards mto
the end zone.
Aviation scored twice m the
firs t quarter to keep the game
tight. Green had a one-yard
touchdown run and he passed to
receiver Joo Smith 37 yards for
another toucbdown.
The second half saw five
turnovers in a row by A Tiatloo
aa the staunch Costa Keu de-
feme went to won.
T•O•PSON BAD two in· te~ G"C '!Wests W
one an.I a fumble reeo•e17.
Briaa Bad ... ~ • Grem .,... mid taekl• ape Blee.
aM '8caU a.wut Weft eon· ~ ba tbe A"'8diill bir ?':NM causing havoc.
Lux ~-~!JS out ol the same mldWay tbrOUp the Udrd
quarter "' a Ja.rriJaa ta~ tUt c ••••• au laterceptlon
Coaclr on. Preneb cleeerlbed
the ~ .. ''baytq hla bell
nmg" IDd decided to leave him
out ot the cmtes\..
Coda 11 .. pat the same on
tee WJtll what turned out to be
the wbmiDa points with just •
seconda gone in the fourth
quarter u Greg McLeod bit a
29-yard field goal.
CMtellilew • I• 3 6-23 Avo•1•on I 1 I 7 11
CM-8-JO PM• from l..u• (koek l•lledl A~•-1 run IV-kk:ll:l CM-SIMI<..-1 rUft (Uno _, ID B-1
CM 8-4 -trom L\IJI 1.,.u I.ii.di A-Smtth37 _,from~ IV-ko<l<l
CM MC L.eocl 2' F G
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AltenclencA>-1.SOO Cetllnwtledl
0-SlalhUu CM A
Ffl"\I 0owm 13 1•
AusMt.-y .. d5 40-110 2.S-14
Pu.sing Y¥cl5 214 1Ql
PHWI 11·H· I IJ.11-4
Pum1 4·2S 2·l1
Fumt>IH·f051 180 2·2
"-... ltlft.y-""" J.1! , .................
CM-Tenon 11.15. St«knwtn , ... ,,. -Oi<ll
I0-23, l..ull'1-3
A-LA1tr-l._10, Olaz W . OIMft 1·2. 0.-
.._fOf mt,_._ ... ~""""' CM-1..UX 10-!0-1, 171. Ter99.-l-4-0, '6 A-Green IWl-4, 201 .......... ~ .....
CM -11-r ._ .. ; 1..lndsay • 11 Field t l7
si.r11 ...... 1-12.
A Smith s.sl, ~W-1 2 44 S. G<"-J.SI,
'I~ 1-13, OIAL 1-12.
Big 2 (in Big 8) Clash
Nebraska, Oklalwma in Classic Slwwdown
ranked No. 3, bas been undisputed
conference champions six times and
shared lt oo three other occasions.
"U the defense plays to its pot.en.
tial I don't think we will have any
problems," aaya Oklahoma tackle
Keith Gary. "But the offense will
have to move the ball well to insure a
victory for us. •t all comes down to a
O.ffT .....
0e-11e1 7 llt Ne .....
defeuive atrual• in the end, thouab.
because both i,ams have excellent
offenltve uruc::.: it ,,tll be up to tbe def eneee to their oppooenta."
Halfback Bilb' SiDJS, last .Jear'..I
Reisman '!'J'opb,y winner, ii' the bla
pn for Oklahoma, whlle Jarvi•
Redwine la Nebrulra'1 1tar ln two ol
tbe nation'• moat awesome rtm.ntna
attacb. •
• aLSEW. BB ••10th-ranked
Britham YO\ID'I pta11 San Dleao State for the Watem AW.Uc Coli·
feruce title ind • berth In ~ Holl· day BowlI>ec.11 ln San oteco.
The Couaan are led by PUllnl
1 Daation lfJ WU1on, who can
ctot out 1pectacular Muon wit.b
I lOlh ltr&lpt 30().yard puatnc day. I
4 ...
97psANDan& . -~ ........ M1rt Gobel"1 el11tt-1ard
to cbclown reception wltb sa
NeoDdl remumn, lifted Golden
Welt ODIJeM·to a 16-2114..._
Offr . a10 Hondo lD Southern
Califorula Ocmfennee football
uUoa PridQ nllbt at Onnce Cout<W ....
Gobel'• touchdown crab cmn-~= an .,_..., mareb that wttb Gab 1: 5t left to plQ.
Quarte.rbect Jlltke Mvtln bit
foar-4.ftve paaaes in t1re drtve1 acnmbled for nlDe 1ua ana
•t>a•e Gonaale• tacked on
IDOlMr 31 yards ruahial cluriq
the. deQeratiOD llnllb. Golden Weet. wbicb flnlgbecl
tbe aeuoa wttb a 7-3 mark, wu
nearly MDt Neliq by a sp"""kt
performance fn>m Rlo Hcla40
quart.rback Kl.ke CUUIO. Be
bit 2Hl-"2 aerlala for 350 yards
and two toocbdowna. Trallinl 17-0 at balftlme, the
Roadnm.ners dominated the
aecood ball and went ahead 21·17
on a one-yard run b7 llark
Sponsler and two Caruso
touchdown puses of 13 yards to
Donnell Cooper and 31 yards to
Jeff Merrill. Tbe last score
came with 1 :59 left and Robert
Delgado added bis third extra
point.
The Rustlers breezed lo a 17-0
halftime bulge behind the run-
rung ot Gom.ales and Leonard
Altavilla. Goo.zales, who rushed
2S times for 156 yards, scored
first for Golden West on a siJc.
yard run and Altavilla followed
suit with a four-yard burst.
Altavilla, playt.nc only the first
half, gained SO yards and
finished the season with 1,143
y arda rushing.
e 1:30p.m.,atannee7 '''' .
COLLEG• ll'OOTULL: UCLA YS. use. A1t....-cer1: Ed Afnold, Tony Hern•ndez •nd , O.W$0n.
Another Rose eow1 bid ts wlthln reach Of the use TroJw
but a tau could drop them from the Pasac19na classlc ~ PVt
the WllShfngton Huskies In. USC, with Ch.tries White and
Paul McDonald Nnnlng the offense, Is favored by tS points.
Vic Rakhshanl, a graduate of Edison HJgh, Is a ttont end tor
USC. Senior UCLA QB, Rick Bashore, a graduate of i.
Edison High, will not start. UCLA's Larry Hall, an outsldlt
llnebecker, Is a graduate of Estancia High and Or•noe eo.d •
and plays for the Bruins.
OTHER TELEVISION
9:JOa.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY.
1 p.m . (22) -PRO SOCCER.
3 ·JO p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Mike
Weave.-squares aH against Scott LeOoux in a 12-round
heavyweight bout, taped at Bloominoton, M inn. Weaver
(19-9) Is ranked third in the WBC while LeOoux (25-7-~l is
fifth. Dick Stockton, Tim Ryan report. Also, a football relay
in the Battle of the NFL Cheerleaders.
<4 p.m . (<4) -SPORTSWORLD -Highllohts of "Super.
skate," a figure skating exhibition featuring world pairs
champions Tai BabHon1a and Randy Garoner a1ono w1tn Lin-
da Fratlanne and other stars. Dick Enberg and Jottn Curry
report. Also, from Leningrad: The World Invitational
weightlifting chamS)tonshlps. John Brodie and Merlin Olsen
report. And l.ec)ends of Bowling taped at Dallas.
S p.m . (2) -NFL GAME OF THE WEEK. (28) -PRO
SOCCER. (52) -BOXING.
6 p.m. (7) -THIS IS THE NfSL -HJghllQhts of games
played last weekend.
11 p.m . (S) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -UCLA metts use, taped. (9) -JOHN R081NSON: FOOTBALL Taped
hiQhllghb of the UCLA·USC game. RADIO
Football -Netwaske at C*lahofna, t :O a .m ., KIEV
(870); UCLA at use, 1.30 p.m . KNX (1070) •nd KMPC
(710); Long Beach State vs. Cat State Fullerton at Cerritos,
7:30 p.m ., KORJ (94.3 FM) and KWRM (1370 FMl; Notre
Dame vs. Miami In Tokyo, •pprox. 11 p.m . (after hockey).
KllS (1150).
Hoc:keY -New York tslanden at Kings, I p.m ., l(llS (1t50).
(TM 0..ly Pl ... ts_. l"ftU aslble for IMedtiHlll )
CUSVDI. am <AP> -Swedish t.enni.s star B)Orn Bora
auounced Friday lie would
marr1 loaa-ttme flaac•• Mart.a 9mm.,._. Jfli7 X.
Boq m8de Ute ••a• mlllllll
atawwaqwtMnMU..-a
Morton Plea Postponed
FORT OOLLINS, Colo. <AP> -A beari.q for
Denver 8roacoe quarterback <::rail llortoa, W'bo la
char1ed with dnmt driving and nmnlnc a stop ••• sign, has been pogtponed because of a savaie
storm that buried northeast Colorado.
Morton was scheduled for a plea bearing in tbe
Larimer County Courthouse on Tuesday but tbe
courthouse was closed u what bas been described
as the worst November storm in Colorado lustory ............ ~pi!
roared out of the Rocky Mountains across the
slate's eastern plains.
•
and Rais lhbbecl it ID mid-air
and rm 8J'OUDd left ad
IEff JLUaN let up the ftna1
Marina score with an intercep-
tion wldle JolJD Bonanni. Bob
Carpenter, Ron Mathern, Cralc
Sturaes. Vic VWescu and Lee
Knowlel all played well for the
Vikings on defense.
Marina will move into the
second round of the Big Five
Conference playoffs against St.
Francis next week. ._...., ____
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aeoee•••••
Mollarchs Hii W iill,
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Fall to Redlands
BJ DAVE CVNNINGllAJI a. .. omtr ...........
To say Mater Del's foot.ball
team ran into a brick wall Fri-
day night would be somewhat of
an undeatatement-a brick wall
merely at.ops you.
What the Mooarcba hit was
more like a brigade of Sherman
tank1, because they were driven
backwards for m10us-five yards
total rusbiq.
TBE aESULT WAS a 3--0 vie.
tory for Redlands' aweaome de-
femeinaftnt-roundCii' Bl~: Confennee pl.l1df Piil•
7.850attbeSamaAuBowl.
•'TM7 _,,, •• •••>", a ,.. tried. ...... Del C'oedl • ..,...
Coebrmald ........... -ne,
took ~ tbl ran ~
We kmw tM7 were awmome,
but •• tut eouldn't block anybody.'f
Mater Det11 inability to block
Rec:Uandl' pus rush produced
ooe very sore loser -
quarterback Phil Spencer, who
was sacked 13 times for a total
of 83 neptlve yard.a.
The cloMat Mater Dei came to
it.I 1oal line wu earty ill the
second half, when Spencer com-
pleted a 12-yard PUI to Crai&
Carlyle whlcb brvqbt the ball to J\edlandl' 18.
BUT TllE UNIT which bu
logged five shutout.I ln n1De vic-
tori~ dug ln, sacking Spencer
for 1011es on tbre.e strai1ht
plays, driving Mater Del back to
the 36-yard line and out of field
goal range.
The pme'a only scorine came
in the second quarter, when
David Corrente drilled a 20-yard
field aoal tbrougb the upright.I.
And at the moment, that looked
like a moral victory for the
... ~ defmle.
· RedJaw bad tbe ball flrlt.
and· ... bms *~ llm btlt enlda•& puacb In a ~ ... ad Uld to Mlle b'
tbe u.. P"r:t Dln. n •• a11 tbe 'r. lien DDlllll.:l~leCI.
DEPBN81V8 END Ray
Carillo and middle g1W'd Pete!'
Owens each bad two unassisted
QB 1aeb and contributed to
several otben, and they had
Mater Dei 'a coach &baking hil
head afterwarcls.
•'Owens l• the best middle
1uard we've ever seen,''
Cochran said. "We double·
teamed him, but lt didn't won."
Rustlers, Gauchos ·
Log C~e Victories
Tackle Mo White (&-0, 185) and
linebacker Kevin Chaves (5-10,
190) allo did tbelr •bare ol bar·
rasaln& the Monarchs' quartel'bau, but Ma&er De bad
its ahal"e'Of defensive &ems, too. Jerry Schmit ln{ercepted
two Redluvla' puses ln U-ftnl
quarter and Jlm 11.llan plebd
off another ln the third period.
and ~ eat1re defensive aeccm-
dary lhut down the Terrien' eaut.na pme. Tbelr two QB'• completed juat -fear of 14 .i-
terqptl.
Golden West CoUese opened
the buketb9ll MUOD in CODvlnc·
inl ltyle, while ~back bad
to rally to overeome ltubborn
Fullerton FrklQ nlCht.
GWC'1 Rmtlen, wbo faee Cer-
rlto1 tonl1bt (1:30) In tbe
FaJcoaa• om. rolled to an .. 7'
vletory over vilWnl LA Ml...,
in an afternoon contest. And
Saddlebect loUed it.I aeeood
win of the YOUDI aeuon, toppl-
~~ le rt on, 97·87, at
GOLDBN WESI', behind tbe
play ol Walt EYam, rolled to an
early lead. enjoyed a S0·38
balfUme mar.an andtlMDheldolf a belated M&Mf.on ra1l7. MIM\m
1ot to wltll1D 79-74 wttb three minutea to eo. but waa abut.out the
reat of tbe waJ. E•an1, a
topbomon. tall ... ol 18 Geld
e-aue:,~u.:i tt Hatton, a pair of frallmm., blld u aDd u pomta,
~.:::rt= « tbe Golde Welt ldl' "~--(&jpereenl)fr'OIDU.
"~ know drivfnc a
PeriOnnarii:e Autom0bile la a
VefY ~aaJ thing and molt
o( you want to mow nae
about what mabl them tlek.
Qall me, let's talk about
BMW'1." A1Jn, {],~
fteJd, llbaion WU JeCl by pard
Getano Jolmw, Wbo aeored 30 polntl.
•EANWBJLE AT
Fullerton. tbe Horaeta jumped to a •U1Priliu 4'1..i Jud u Sed-
dlebadt coa1d OIQ hit '11*'91l ID &beopenln11l.alf. .
But the Gaucboe turMd bat
after the llltsm1uion. caanlDI 22 of 28 lllota (19 perc:at). Sad-
dleback cauebt l'uDenon at 11,
then took a 51-52 lead and DeYer
looUclbett.
Sopbomore center K.e•in
Ma1ee acored 30 for tbe second
1trat1bt 1ame to lead the
Gauch:!it 1etttn1 21 in the MCODd . Maaee,M, connect-
ed OD 11 ol lf lbotl and collect.s
nine reboundl. Randy Wbleldon 1cored 21
po1Jltl for t.be Gaacbos. 13 in Urie
°'*"'"I balf wb11e Unlvenlt.1 ol ldabo tramfer Jim Bateman
tallied U lecoad ball polnU.' Jeane llorril (M) and Phil
Headeraon (20) 1par~ed
FallGtcm.
Saddlebeck returns to P1-Y ~\MldaJ nllbt, boalinl Camp
P ........ at'J:IO.
''Tiie defense did· a prettJ IOOd
job aplmt a tam whleh wu
a'ffnCSq 31 point. a pme, ''
Codarun aattt. "rm dl.lappotnt-ect, but I'm also very proad ol
Wa teatn."
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TM WI qaaun. Sa a.m--e for a CU' C..
tnJ Cc:dww. McGad·round plQdf wttb Colla ll•aaatrrtdQata.U.tobe~
•Tr WAS A TIRJLLING ftalab. I'm •el"J Dl"OUd ol tlda team,'' Su a.mmte eo.eb Allie BcUft llict '411191 came ~ n. tbe ddpe .
weredDwD..''
Jtlf a... aeampmM) 10 ,.,. for tbe wtn.
nl•I touebdowa la o•erUme after tla• Su
Clem.U .,._ b8d lblt dowD Panmoant'I
tint cndr • U. &oal line. Uadlr the saddea death procedure, eaell team
1eta four D1om tnm tbe 10-7ard UDI lD a attempt
to break the tie.
PA.aA.llOONT WON tbe to.. bu& an Ila ftnt
plAJ BNU JellJ •acted Paramount quan.rbllck
Scott .la.. for a flYe-7ard *'·On tbe aat plQ, San a.m.ste'1 DeroD WU'Dll' dlopped uae· QB nen fanber back. 1'bm Da Cook bat.eftepted • ,.. to ..., oat
ParalllOmlt'• tbreat eompw.IJ.
'l"bt Trttom w81tANl DO time 1nUial t.be tie
8fter .. bell ... ---tartlMlr ...._ S-toot tbe ftnt plaJ UOUDcl left end for • 10-Jard
aeon.
It m'lll*I a leftD-PJD8 wtmdnl ltreak for
Paramom:it, which wu 1-1 eolDC into the 1ame
a1alnat the 5-4 Tritom.
With ill top two qaa.rt.ert.dtl ddeUMd bJ ln·
juries, San Clemeo&e appeared to be In O'f'el" ill bead against the Pirates. But junior QB Jim
Mounce made the mo.t ol tu. opportunltJ .
ICllAn' ONLY LET llwe attempt oae
pus-ad lt fell lncompleta but the nmainl at-
tack be enainee:red did the job, tAanb to Banner.
Beaides aeort.q all three toactidowna. Baw.r
reelect off 154 yards on 24 cam., md be set ap bll
own ftnt t.oucbclown by retuna1q the open•n1 klctoft. yarM.
Banner tbm broke ioo.. cm a 41-yard nm ctar-
inl that game-openln1 drive. He alao helped set up
bi.a aeeond TD with a 25-yard nm.
Paramount aent the 1ame into overtime b1
scortni with 3:41 left in the 1ame. taking advan-
tage of a San Clemente fumble wtllcb 1ave the
Pirates possession juat 20 yards out
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Boes Face Cubs
In Basketball
Orange Cout College, last year's at.ate cham·
pion, wlll unveil its 1979-80 basketball aquad
toni&bt (5:30) when the Pirat.ea bolt Loe Anceles cc.
Pirate Coach Tandy Gl.Wa will haft almost an
entire new team tbl.I aeuoa Only three pJQen
return from laat aePOD'I 21·5 cbamplon&b.ip
aquad, and none wen sta.rten.
Heaclltntq the lilt an Stu Vu Ron llDd Glen GarritJ, bo&h ol wbom came olf Urie Pirate beach
lut MalOll. Each expecta to IUJt um MUOD,
tbouah. wttb Van Horn auumJna one post polfUoa
and Oantty a 1uan11pot.
One mmuat upea o1 um year'• erew 11 tM
team'• depth. Glllia bu 11 pa.,.. to cbooM from
and all are clole ta ablltt;J, MJ9 Glllla.
B...., Va Bona ud Ganttr, otller potaK'al
1tarter1 iDclude 6-bmm -StollOft (Uld....S-ty Hilb> or Jobn Sawulen <Mater .0.1) at
forwards, an~ 1opbomorea IAO• Roblaaoa
(tra.mfer frvm Lo10la> and '11m ean. <tnmf• from UC Davia) at l\W'dl.
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kid.I are woddq wen lolMber. We've 1c:tuaUJ -------------------.... proareaaed fut.er than I anticipated.
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however. U we're playlq ta JaDUal'J the way
we're Dl&Yin8 rtpt now. we're iD bAt trouble. I
don't think that wt11 be the case tboulh. TbeM k1da
work bard. and they'll improve,"...,. GWll.
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12:*». (I) TMZAN / 8""91
NVIN I AT ONE Wl'TM...
9TMTMK
MOYIE * * "The Naugl\Jy
Nineties" (19~5) Bud
Abbott, ~ eo.tellc>. A
MIHllaippl rtwJtt>oat car-
rlet gamblers, card Nlarl<a
ll'1d I COUple of naive
lrevefer1 ( 1 hr 30 rntn) m THE GROWING
YEAAS
· The Child's Mind" (Par! 2)
1:00 0 VOYAOETOTHE
BOTTOM Of THE SEA ID MISSION:
IMPOSSIBLE
The IMF sels our lo make
e"91ny agents th1nlt thll
!heir StOlen lnlormatlOn IS
false
G) TARZAN
Jll 11 reunil9d with ht1 Old
friend Outen .i.m... u
Teran lotnt In 1 mennun1
fOr • dangerous rwolu-
lfONllY
• FM!HAHD .a1a,... .. ~ ..
1;10. WINGeANDTHNl9
RoOlr'I ~ ...
the ""*-'°" "' .,.. moo.I .,,.. ... lraglla
craatlOfl "' "*' 1:$0 8 Cl) THE IHVISl8L.E
CHll.DAEN
Gary Burgholl and 1
umque group of puppets
Y!ow r>O<mal children wtlill
Chann*'I Lbf ing•
fJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angele~ D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego
G KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles
([I KCST (ABC) Sar" Diego
I KTIV (Ind ) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles a KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntingtoo Beach
n'11lhtotlehNJfl ..-.
• MMM,TUM &A.I.A
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e HMOt.D LLOYD "'« ...._,., SMte" I '·er. '**" 1 ··a.o-. N»
Dolt" la"mwe>
J. f"=-· NO ICIDIWON.D '"""' ...... 90NAtClA
..... ..... • woundld "111'1
oul Git .,. ., .. Md ....
Nm 10 the l'ondlrOM '° .:= •** "A ....,.. Cdad Gannon" (1Mt) Tony
Frlfldou, Mlcflell Sen-•
itn. An epe.tencad cow-
boy ... aDollt ~"' EMwn dllda the ...... Of .,,. ,.,.. (2 hre.)
• IOlMIWOft DOUM
MAN
819¥9 goe8 llt.. I group
th11 hM ~to per,..
1r11e OSI ..cunry 1n -ctt
of In A·bomb
Cl) MOVIE * * '" "Stood Alley" ( 11155)
John W1yne, L auren
Bacall. An Amerlcen Mer·
chant M8floe Mtpa en
entire village or C111ne1e
peuan11 etcape rrom pur-
suing c:ommun1111 (2 llra ) '1!> AM£RK:AN
OOV£JllNMEHT
"Stele Leg11111ures·
CJ) MOVIE * * "Hii-ctl'' ( 11173) DaVld
Jenee&n, l<-.n wynn A
lrudl dttver le "°""'*' by ~ hljac;k .... While
llatllOOfllnO C¥00 lrom t.oa,.,..... to Houeton. '' hf •• » /11111.J l:lf. WOll.D"" 8UIMWAL ..... ,,...."'~ ·Mm~ ~
"At*e Of Tiie PNl!dent"
':GO I := P'(AA*)
* * '-. Merctl 01 The Wo<>den Sol<hera f 11134)
Stan L11<.1rej 011Vf'r Herdr
T"'o men rino 1rtemee1vea
1n a l11ntasy world loY
enop (2 hrs)
8) MOVIE * * * "Mir~ On .3•th
Street' (111-47) Meur_,
O'H8'8, John Payne. An
old men nemed l<rll Krin-
gle le hired by Mee(I 10
pOM .. Santa Claue In the
Th8flkeglvlng Otiy pertlde.
\!_IWI.) • ·PQO-,-.-, .. -
"And W• Wer• Sad,
Remember?" Amoa. JMn-
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"Women~" A
loo6I It ltle WOIMn •ro-
naui. now In trllr*lg at
NASA In Hou9ton.
• HUMAMTa
1-....ouGH ~MTS
"Pllnmg· ~ -The
lDYel)' DrMm''
~ 8 Nf'l GAME~ THE
WEIK 8 8TARTA£X
The Entecpnse tr Bl'ISP<><'\S
11• delegalM to a Fedetl·
11on meet1ng to vote on an
1ml)Of1111111-
g) MOVIE * •' • "Heng 'Em High"
( 1i68) Clint Eutw<>Od.
Inger S._a A m111
brtnga lh<>ee wno tried to
-r>Ch ~tllCe (2 NI I
m T.-L0HG IEMQH
"Tne Land Of The °'NI>-
~ 8u0c:IM'' Medlta-
tlOft. ~. ~
-..... erCfl«y .....
••• cerelfton' •re ~In • .-cit'°'
the ~p1Mllplaol
2-8'd1hlMl. I-.,
Cl) Tl4E WM.TONa
Att« being mllllng In
llClton tor ttw.. monthl.
John-Soy ts found. 1n
Mrlout condition and
moved to 1 rnlhl ery llOSOo·
I al "' W astltngton
@)NEWS uoe CA,119~
A 11.nety ol ,_ Ind Ufldll-
COYeted llllenl lrom the
Soothem Cellfom.a wee I•
INtUted. Hoala. Lohman
llld Bllfi<ley
·~wmAI. "The Contett KICI" A
)'OUl'l1 boy flnda hie ,...
tl#Md lollPllde down wMn
,.. .... ·~Md
.... the eerw. oC • high-.
toned,,...__ (IQ
KTIA 1• 8:00 -Popeye's Flltieth
BlrthdlY,. fiin Hatton bo1ta t.hil apect&l
eartocn exw•v:&• on a ball century
of the• • linl •allor.
KTLA • 8:00 -"Duel ln the Sun."
Gre1ory Peck. Kennifer Jones and 1oeePb Cotten bead th cast of th1a UNT epic western movie.
K'ITV • 8:30 -.. Miracle on 34tb
Street." Another memorable movie from
UM7, UUs one sees Edmund Gwenn play-
ln1 Santa Claus to a youne Natalie
Wood.
OMIMI ••• " ......... (1173)
lurt Reynold•, Dyert
Cannon. W1* tluntlng
~...,, cllemollda ••
delfftl"9 • bec:omH ~ wltfl' beeutiflll
,,,.._ erld ..,..., men.
(1hr .301Nnl
.....-EVNG-
.. , Cl> '*--ts: NIWI ~•'fii'nl'fM ~y
Tom Hatt.n 110R1 W.
rw~otao...-.
of~lndllillpelilln
C*100N. I TMl•THlllR.
Mm.Y~ MOWW *** "AM Suri" (lt71)
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' Wlll It Be .':' 'Geod M•ft•l•g' for 'Today' Show?
I
By PETSll I. BOYER move. but, damn lt, we're IW1 ~. Ka7be waa either pnlS I owr a lunch or a 1ame '"NOW, BIS APPllOACB ls much differeiil
• LOS ANGELES <AP> -Can "Sheriff Lobo" t.bey will set ta at eome potn_t. BUt _.'re ltill wlD-show." from mine. In m1De.. JOU leanMld IOmeW.q rrotn :save the .. Toda.y' .. abOW! o1Q:' Bul thin ii IDON belllnd tbe Me ol "Good It: Rmt,af!'lWO IUC~ DMD. father and SQft,
:: wia. we lut checked in on the mornlDI war Yea. But ABCbal made a d:ramatlc acroach-Mornlna Amerlca'· U.U t.r..stneu. wbo are lllftDC that thw aretoucb for tbem. Btat
:between ABC and NBC, the ''Today" lbow (NBC) meot cm what hu t.rad.ltlona117 bile NBC ter-BaJ"tlUD 1eta • lulJ-pa1e ad. Tbat'1 became mc:Wt
:ll'H about to be routed by "Good JlorftiD& ritoey, lmpriJvillC its mol'lllq ~ lD October .. ABC US A LOT Of doulb," Brokaw uyw, of U>e ftlOUttel at NBC are scJia1 to &ry to Ir
•'America" (ABC>. by 215 percmt OYft lat year. Wbi.le ''Today" w "and they're 1peodln1 It oa promotk>D stutr, ""7 tbeprili:aMJme1cbech.tletft~up. ~
: • Employlna a sort style and a folksy actor, aone down by 11 perce:ot. 1ood promoUoo stuff. I'll ,Sve )'OU an eumple ot • .,,._.an Iota of tbal we'te llnt
::•Good M~ Amert ca" made a stroq run at what t mean. lb1llCI we were LnaovaUve on, tUt ~le ~t "Today" durln& the aprtnc, and ftl\,lred to over-"GOOD MOaNQfG AMEalCA" epttomllel ·•r CUM out bere to Loi AqeJes this fall to do know about. We taped some c1ae.-.. (abort p.pr
take NBC'• prototype mornl.Da .show by summer. the trend 1n eomnu.uaieatiam ol tbe lllt five years a two-part lnt.erriew with Klft md Michael~ moa> for tbem to nm on tbe atatb break. An.d
-'!Good Momlnc Amerlca" bad the force of trend toward softer, pef'IOll,Ut)' aewa; and to aome ex-lu about tbelr fatber.aoa reladomblp, wbidl, tm· tbeJ dump them and put cm a 1011e0Gd plu,
:llehllld lt. tent, host David Hartman, the actor, pencMllftea mod..tl)' worked out very well Jt waa a aood ill· 'Sheriff Lobo.·
•
:·.· ••-aa omo ••ST w--'-, "T ........ , .. the show t.be sort-news newaman. Wblle "Today" bu made t.erview. You ••w tM&e two IQ1S, very sueeeatul, •, --;,;;.-:,:.-... " • "° .. ...,. oeoca ~ chan1es lD that cUrecUoo 1n the Jut year, the NBC who'd bad a b..-d time relatlna to each other. ACIGM lnlMO ~ r,,.
: :with the oenman-bost, was still ahead of "Good show at.ill exudes a more aopl>.dticated, harder· "NBC never ran a promo. And lt wu damn I ._ _. ,,... .....,. 111 I ,; tlw ~.
'.:Jlornlna America," the show with the actor-host, edaed air. 1ood 1tuff. About three weeu lat.er, Dnld fll••· ••-•rel•h. . , unique gifl :!~Tc:::,.:,i.o~!'!~~~~~~ ~!iu;~~~ia cheers fro:~~ :,x~:r~=~::csB=a:~ :!: ~::!'::1 ~b·e~~~ !:r~~~.: ~ I =~~~m~"· I 0
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Oon!!amer Repo#~~loak Markel Reporl!!
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s ow •vc11 •ONU DID 8Tl•Ht•r Stallcme wqer oo b1t brctb4r1 &r11·~ abWu an "Par'adlM AlleJ?" e. Name Bi; Geor1•'• dam la 1M ~d lrrfP.
7. Lou 'nleu WU a wodd cbam~ ID wllat a port! · ... raor Sa.lll•u can be round iD wbal play!
• t. JACK DAWKINS IS A character bitter
kno1'1l under another name in mmical theater.
Whal ls It!
10. Jlm waa prepared for a haudous journey
and he got It. evea tboaah bla OltClul plana ne.er eot off the ground ln what movie!
Lu& Week'• AMwen
1. ''Call lie Madam" <maieal ~oe)
2. Pola Necri (Game chaQse)
3. Tamb6eweeds <Dewlap06ddle)
4. R-clotplt ColJiel' (fau.u ol freeway)
5. "1be BeHboy" (.Jerry1s OI dwiba)
6. Z 11nd M ("Last Embraee")
7. Harry Brecheen and Haney HaddU (c.t
and kitten)
8. "Tbe B~fi~wt" Cneediea wt pim) 9. "'Ibe R Clau" (l)jmdlleGumey)
10. "The Buddy Holly story•• <mcme riddle>
<Send JIOUr ~•to TRIVIA. clo Clw 0-U. Piiot.
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" (Rl
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL''<Rl
"AODLER ON THE ROOF" (PG)
"1 0"(R)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
•
THE SEVEN claim
U>at "Zoot Sult" and
• 'blttorleal artlelea • •
about the play printed 1n
Performln1 Art•
Magazine invaded their
privacy.
Taus. D D fa ed for dalac
-~·tnw tt .. pen ltan do. Bat be
be .... ·~~ lielt. cauiq la • ''Tbroat • --=ri •• ~, llO ,... lfOUDd ln ... t
tbNtsa.U. ff• ltided 8;diDI .,.... .. a )'outb,
be UJ'I. Ud ..... la, circa 1IM. 1n ·•c.onoa-" at tM Cooper Square Arte ,,...... tha did otJaer won. at
aueh olf-olf ~••J bavem u La MamalDdWPA.
It .... thll tlm• be entered the
tull-dilplay NCtloD ot Ute performlna
art.I. He did IO "aplotta," u be calla
porn ftlml. Won tbe baleyon year
ol 1112, wben be made unrott•• tn
Florid.a.
APTD TBAT, H 1ayw, be wu
lnvolvad ln u more eaplotta, DWJ1 ot 1oft.~re. biib·bud1et perau.uton,
tbe lut doae lD WJ4.
Wby do _porn, deDounced by maay
as desradlnt. di1patln1 ud Just awful? Reem.I, wbo a.at bat 1100 for ''Throat.•• dtes Tbe lie . But be a11o die. two .~oas f.etcn,
"eurloslty and ti~h~
So. It illl't the old •tol7 ot the •tarvlna YoUD& aetor forced into a
life of dnematfe sin, b91T
"Nab, thatT bull," be aorta. Not
only bM be no repeta, be even 1\11·
1esta that 8DJOD9 wbo earrlet OD U be did 1n "Throat" and for "a lousy
•100 ii doln8 It for more than Just the
money.
"I DON'T CAllE bow desperate
they are. There's a certain tiWlation,
a certain curiosity. a certain need to
be doing that, performing sexually in
front of others."
enu
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• nl Mid , OM ddAi la
rt.Ila: ICDlbl\ A et la1I M~
l tOlt llllD. boodle. ff•..,. bll lqal tab .... tl.17.000. ot
ft .... -• .., ... f\md promcMd ~Rub Reran, wbo pubUabM
vwtlt.f =~: •/'t&'u.. Great court ,,_ o1 "'~ tUt a..ma wva1c1
1w•ar Oii X-ratM •motintin re to ~==::.~~J~ •u.rftu. A ·Tlllaill qatn. SUN, be'a ~ leclt
ltuff DOW• but bMD°t bid adieu to that
wblcb made blm famoua: "Ob. DOt.
not at all. It may aound pl"llMlatloul,
bUt I tblnk l 've 1ot a rol• to play.
"I TlllN& 1'\'B' ~ wbat could be a
very important pos1Uoa 1n dllpe1llne
antiquated mytba 'bout IG1Wlt1 .
"And lt lt ean be done" -be
meant m)'th-dilpellillc lD a aa rum
-"ln a way that meet.a with my atandanla ol tute, tbeo I'll set In·
volved. But I don't bave a need to
rtabtnow."
Since bll trial, be 1ay1, be'a been
on tb• lecture elreult, dlleuutna
Flrat Amendment 111ues the trial
railed. 'Lu\ year. be aclda, be re·
turned to the ttqe and did a play in
llUHcbuaetta.
He doelD 't feel bll d11portiq ol tbe
put bu aandbaoed bll future ln tbe more traditloaafform1 of drama:
"I DON'T 1'lllNK lt'a burt me In
any way. It certa1nly bu IUacbed a
1t11ma to me. and maybe that'•
aometblne I bave a penonal del1re to
d11pel. Became I tb1nk there'• more
tome
"I'd like to expoee" -be Oubed a
quick p1.n -"from the neck •· for a ebaqe, to show wbat'• IDlide u
oppoee to what'• outatde ...
He hopes ''The Offtee Murden''
helps bim do tbla. At for tbe rum world belplne him do thll, be made
ment.loo ol a new movie be recently
completed up 1n Canada.
Jt la "The Squad, .. by the makers
of "Meatball" and "Animal House,"
be says. He lndicated bla role i.s rife
with irony:
· • J play the bead of the vice squad,
who i.s bent on cleaning up the red·
light district of Montreal."
The play ia partly
modeled after tbelr own
tria l , the plalntlfrs
claim, and depicts "un·
savory incidents" in
their past lives.
The suit alleges that
two of the former defen-
dants were convicted of
Rep Company Forming
ucond-de1ree murder WASHINGTON <AP> -Two oft.be • tJ>. the UN4 trial, but the natloo'a lar1est and moet prestiaioUI
' ••i;dict was overturned theatrical organlzatlona are con-
H ._... ud U.. sJdertq Iormina a joint repertory
c•.lllUan-... •mtrnd eoalpalll:F-* tall tlaat would,...,. --; boll.-.,. ll&ara aid p.tcrm here
•" &111; "'98DALD:t Md la 1f.w' YClft. 11eeont1aa to a ~ial'lM¥ ,_ ..... pWn· "bllabed Npc;lrt.
•· __, dial tome "' Tiie w~ Post said that tbe ..._ IMMI ~ KelllMldY c.et ~ aDd tbe New a tbeiJ' fainW• dJdn t York Sb•ke.peare Festival are plan.
-be»w al their lnYolve-ntn1t.bejohltcompany. tn~t in the murder trial The proposed company would per-
98111 the play appeared. form as many as six plays a year 1n
..
"It's a must see!" -8111 C.rllon. OAILr N~W<:!
Waab.ington and New York. It also
would co-produce one new play and
ooe new musical each season.
Amonc &be atan mentioned u poaalble performen were DuaUD ·
Roffma. MerJl 8tl'Mp, BGlmt De
Niro. .nu Cl•JburP ud Lauea
Bae all.
Joseph Papp. wbo nm.a tbe New
York Sbakeapeare F•Uval and t.be
Public Theater, said 10 far the
response from performers bu been
encouraging.
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also defected to the West, cut the cake on
her 39th birthday at a party in New York.
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• CANYM N tom ~f coune estate. eeoo •Alll t aq n. of country Enlliab charm. Ready for your final
d coratin1 toucb. ' master' sized Bdrms, I~ bat.ha, famUy room, eame room, 1tudy, pool, 1pa, sauna
el vator. etc., etc .... Sl,395,000 fee.
Former moc1ee~.f!th spectacular ~ view. 4 Bdrm, 2~ Bath and family
room. Price includes model home
furnishings. $395,000 fee.
111 STAlllS CO. IULTORS
&e5111 · -------------MIWUS,._ Rent $475 mo!
$5&1 Mo Bun! ONM SAT /SUM 1 .. 5
Spec a aty 4 BR home
ovtrlooalns beautiful
yard w/roae garden.
Many extru lncld. -~. ... ........ ....&1 FIMAMCI •SANTA I.SABEL, CM _....: ~.........,. e>w.t-Wll Help flJlf Irvine Ave.)
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Rent till Jan Zbd 1laO ror
$475 /mo. ! lmmed oc·
cupancy. 2 Br condo.
Walk to beach. New
paint. carpet, drapes
Swedish frplc. Buy at
1561/mo Pm & assoc
dues incl. for 2 yrs
$30,000 dn--full pnce
IN,S)O. Owner will carry
Sl.5.000 at 14% ant, no
paymenta 2 yrs' Take
over approx. $50,000 lit
TD. al 9~~ Close
escrow Jan 2, 1980. C:.11
fMt '152-1700.
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rw1 5 •••tr· n. wall toilet, pedestal LOAMS 640-625' DAILY Pft.OT -• alnk, bidet, claw-foot Beautlful 3 Ir 4 Bdrm._ ______ _
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SPY&l.ASS SPECIALISTS
Everything you could want in
Spyglass. Beautiful 4 bedroom
Tradewinds, almost V. acre. Forever
view. Creative financing. Asking
$635,000.
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67~3411
JASMM Cl--Large assumable 9'h%
" loan. 2 Bdrm, plus study, neutral carpets
and peek-a-boo ocean view. $225,000.
WHnl WI.Ta VIEW -And the sound of the
surf, is yours to enjoy w/this custom 4 Bdrm
No. Laguna home on the ocean side. Priceless
location offered at $449,000.
HAllOlt YIEW HIU.S -4 Bdrm "Belvedere"
freshly decorated inside & out. New neutral
carpet, private yard. Perfect location for
small children. Try creative financing.
$259,000.
TUln.HOCI( Hl&HLAMDS -Lusk built 5
Bdrm, "Stewart" plan on a huge pvt lot in
Irvine's fmest family comm. It's more than a
home, it's a charming lifestyle. $315,000.
UMIVBSITY PAI.I -3 Bdrm detached garden
home, fee land. Community pool, enclosed
court.yard, beautiful patio overlooking the
greenbelt. Assumable loan, only $118,500.
IAYCllST -4 Bdrm, custom blt Ivan Wells
home perfect for holiday entertaining, w/a·
large assumable loan & an owner who will
carry some financing. $335,000.
llQ CANYON -The ultimate home on the
optimal lot -drama, rrivacy + a most
advantageous fhiancia •rrangement. A
superb Ven5allles with 180° view of the golf
course. $675,000.
WISTCLlff -Near schools & Westcliff
Shoppin& Center. 3 Bdrm + family .
Immaculate move-in condition. Don't min tb1I
great fanllly home in Newport Beach. $189,500.
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IEAUTlfUL SOUIHPOllT
Owner needs to aell now. Beautiful 6
bedroOm. game room. aorceous pool
and .... oceaD view, mouatiln view.
Aaklnl ... ooo.
IHT UASI M 5"91 ASS H&L5
BeaUtlful ' bedroom Tr.clewtDdl with poQl and spa. Great ocean view. Very
large corner lot. Aald.a& $2000 per
month. Will conaider lease/option.
714 / 760-9333
TTY 760-9338
QUALITY NOflaTllS
HAUOtl VllW HIU.S -Lovely 4. BR.
Fam Rm, just compl~tely pamted
inside & out. New carpeting, canyon &
ocean view. Open today , 1300
Sandcastle. SPY&LASS HIU.!t~aeautif ul 4 Br.
TUITLllOCIC -Just reduced to
$199,500. What a buy! Fabulous
Turtlerock garden home. 4 BR, great
view, submit your terms.
JM MIWPOl'I' CM1"1 oa
MIWPOl'I' llACM
Lido Island bayfront, 3 bedrooms, pier
& slip $875,000
Lido Island bayfront, 2 unit condo
complex. $750,000
Lido Island, large lot, pool, 3 bedroom + den. $745,000
Newport Heights, 3 bedrooms + den.
large lot. $169,500
Big Canyon, large lot. pool, views, 3
bedrooms + den.
Lido Sands. 3 bedrooms. near beach.
$142,500
644-9990
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Beach Reotty
llAL ISTAn BCILLIMCI SINCE 194'
I. LUXUllOUS DOYB SltOUS ..... l
1e•1amr &,....1163...._,
OP1M SAT. & •SUM. l-4:M .... S'71.000
J. SUPla IAYFaOMT DUPLIX. l·2 le*• IJIOS..lrfl ... OP1M SAT. & SUM. (_...JO •• SUI.HI
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tnlll 1'1111 CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MA&l .. CIMT WHl1'I WI.Ta Y9W
LA.uMA llACH
Above Woods Cove With Sax BedroomS. Five
Baths. Laree Ullhly Room. Hardwood
Floors Three Fireplaces. Cedar Cloam
Thrtt·Car Garage. Pnvate Slepa To Sandy
Beach Secluded Garden & PaUo Areu
Priced Al $999,000.
MIDmuAMIAM
FAIULOUS VllW
On Almost ~ Acre This Laree Estate
Overlooks Newport Beach Harbor Very
Comrortabte 4 Bedroom Home With AU Gius
On View Side lntngwng Terraced Roman
Garden With Beauurul Pool. F1rep1t 6 Barbtt~ Great For Entert&irung. Call For
Appomlment LOW IMTIUST UTI
ASSUMULE LOAM
Lots Of Wood. Glass. M1rron Three
Bedrooms Plus Super Large Family Room
With Wet Bar & Refngerator Lovely Patio
Plus Wood Deck Balcony Call For
Appointment A "Joy Of Newport"' Llat.in&· MIWPOllT COST coeeo
Extra Sharp Two Bedrooms. Two Baths.
Original Owner Ulte A Model Hardwood
Floors 6 Shutten. Wet Bar & F\replace In
Living Room Attractive Muter Bedroom
Suite. Pool. Sauna 6 Tennas. HurTJ, Only
S\42,300. M1W US.,._
MISA YllDI AIM
Spacious Four Bedroom Plus Family Room.
Huge Muler Bedroom On A Quiet
Cul de&c. Here We Have The Find Of Tb4f
Month. 1'be Home Needa Paint fl Paper. Bill
Basically An Excellent Buy. Only S114,900.
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Brand new on th market. Offering
the beSt bl locatlon, price & terms. ·
Two stories, 5 bedroom. ~ baths, 2 ~
fireplaces, family room, dining room
and triple 1ara1e. Excellent decor ..
Shows extremely well. Perteet f alDJ!y -
home. Desirable location for: quiet_
living. Terms are excellent -20%:~
downl'.oa~ume 101/•% financing, no~ new required, seller will carry •
2.nd TD. This ls the ideal way to •
PW"Chase th ls line home in tocl•Y •s high interest loan market. Sh.ort escrow possible. Call us for a preview
showing. Offered at $239,500
RCTaylg9:>
IT HAS IT AU
A beautiful 4 bedroom 2112 bath home
Just blocks from South Coast Plaza.
Features include hvmg room, family
room. large bonus room, formal
dining room. dmmg area, solar heated
pool & Jacuzzi , professi<?nal
landscaping, large covered patio &
RV access Relax & entertain around
the fireplace. patio or poolside. A
truly charming home on a quiet street
in an excellent neighborhood. 1
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MDlNVESTMl!H'T~ 673-8700
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.aAT saliile .. -CANYON A Broad.moor 4 bedroom. looks like
custom. across from the golf course
and near a secluded park. The home'
is charming! 2 fireplaces, custom
shutters. drapes and wallpapers, alJ
with a bright, cheerful feeling.
Outside you'll find automatic •
sprinklers and exterior lighting alo~g
with a friendly BBQ area. A Big
Canyon bargain at $445.000.
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REAL TORS', 675 6000
2443 E1st Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
P,otty-tndner Replaces Kitty Litter Box
Q,IUCAGO <AP> -'Are JOQ tbe bathroom door wben be dlri ol ~ and cbaDlfnl meow1 instead of tbe front ur cat'• llttei-box? door?"
' no you 1ecretly wlab
li0metime8 that he would make ~ way to the bathroom and eo tfle way of all humans?
WELL, SAYS ERNIE Hem-
dle. about 6,000 cats in the coun-
try are doing just that after be·
ing trained on his "Kitty Whiz
Transfer System."
1 "There are 89 million cats in
the U.S. and one out of 10,000 l~ams on their own to go to the
tt>ilet like a human. They are
i etty good imitators , you
O'f'," says Hemple, 30, owner
tile Briehl Ideas Co. of sub-ban Wilmette.
"Tbe o&bera aren't that 1mart,
sp I t.boqbt up tbls potty ldea
•d bave sold about 1,000 kits lo
tjle._ last year for $11.95
•c., ... lmaline Juat o.,eD:ID&
HEMPLE SAID A LOT of re-
search and the training of scores
of cats belonging to bis friends
went into perfecting bis "Kitty
Whiz" training system.
"My cat, Felix, is a perfect
example of the training pro-
cedure," Hemple says.
•Whe n be goes to our
bathroom, I've noticed that be
likes to paw the back of the
toilet. I instaUed a 'Kitty Kat
Switch.• When be paws it, the
toilet flushes.··
HEMPLE SAID HIS "Kilty
Whia" helps switch a cat 'a old
environment <a litter box> to a new em1romnent (the toilet).
There ia a transparent molded
form ol thin vin:yl pluUc that
fita on the porcelatn rtm under
the toilet eeat, explains Hemple.
.. Cat Uber la poured onto it
aloq with tome special berba to encourqe the cat to 1et QP on
the toilet. He 1oea in the litter,
like be would in bis box," saya
Hemple.
"GaADUALLY, THE
amount of litter la reduced. As
the weight la removed, the form
flexes or buckles, causing the
cat to have a feeling of Insecuri-
ty. He begins bracing himself.
positioning himself either on the
porcelain rim, if the seat is
raised, or on the seat, if it is
down.
"When all the litter finally ia
removed.'• aaid Hemple. "Tbe
cat can see tbJ"OUl,b the pluUc to the water. He kt1ep9 aolq
enn wtthoat the litter. Tben tt'a
time to Jene the plutic off, and
tM cat la ln1Ded to 10 Oil bis own."
:Nurses Shortage Soars
Recruiters Finding Demand Exceeds Supply
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -S.rry Brock came to Kansas Ci-
ty hoping to entice experienced
n•nea from harsh Midwest win-tan to IUDDf Florida. He 1pent
aM>re Ume reading ma,azioea tlµln resumes.
Brock and other recruiters
at0und the country are flnding
pqtential employees scarce and
c4mpetltion ll:eeo for the few
ntraa available. The American Ntanet' Auoclation e.timat.ed
t!Mlt 100,000 DW'linl Jobi are ao-
U., beame.
can make is being utilized," said
Kay Morris, manager of nurse
recruiting for the Hospital Corp.
of America in Nashville, Tenn.,
and president of the National Al.-
sociation of Nurse Recruiters.
"We're eraduating a~ut 78,000
new nunes a year from nu.ninl
schools, but there's 1tlll this
chronic shortage.•'
ANA offici.ala cited improve-
ments in medical technoloey
and the impact of federal bealth
care procrama u reuom for
the demand for nunes. In addi-
tion, older people make up an ia-
creuinl proportion of tbe U.S.
population, and need more medial care.
Other olftcials •v there la an
annual t.umover of up to 40 per.
cent u nurses leave the Job
market to raiae fam1Uet.
. TBE POSITION 01' nurse
recruiter baa become a new
nece11lt1 at many hospitals,
nuniq bomet and other health
care faclllties. Ma. Moma said
mem berablp in tbe national
recruiter organization has
swelled from 52 five years ago to
more than 800.
The one moet obvious Incen-
tive -increased salaries -bas
been slow In coming, boweftr.
AN A fl1ures show prHent
avera1e salaries ranee from
about Sll,500 to t1•,ooo. and are lncreutq at a rate just under
the inflation rate. Faced with
rt1ln1 costa and 1overbment
pressure to bold down patient
blll1, bOlpltal administrators
HJ they're reluctant to take tbe
tint step toward what eoald be a
same ol 1.W,. ooe-upamanaldp.
Naomi Patcbln, a manpower expert wbo worts for tbe Kama
Clt1·ba1ed ANA, aaya tbe abortqe 11 notbfn1 aew.
''The lut time there wa a
IUJ"phll ol DUl'HI WU durlq tbe
DepreuloD," Miu Patchin said.
•'Since then, there ban been
more jobs than llNs ... Tbe sup.
pl)' Juat can't catch up with tbe
demand."
2nd Charge Nixed
In Death of Heir
WASRJN010M CAP) -.... a1....,..., a l>Jad
ol mUHUde aw.tall and Ureb tbat can ablcn
up to UGO Um. la welJbt la diltWld water, CGG·
tlaMI to a.old ..-IN u GM ft CM-. practlcaJ
IDHatiom I« qrleuit.&n ID dilcrd•.
Tbe compoaDd, .s..eios.a I& the Alricuhurt
Department'• :1'WU'Cb labontorJ at P.arta,.!!d Mtwem lm Qd 1971. ~·0 bu Min
wldeb' to mate a vartm ol ~ more atJlor.
bent,·lncludla1 babl•' cllapers, •U11lca1 baodases
and kitty litter.
BlJ'I' PIDEHCE 18 BEING compiled rapidly
that lndlcat.ee 1uper 1lurper'1 iruteat benefttl
ma1 lbow up ID the productioa ol food and other
airtcultural products.
Super alUfl)en are comblnatiau ol •Jntbetlc
compounds that an eombmed wttb cereal araln
1tareb. Tbe matertal, when m1Qlled with water,
turns it into a denN selatta.
A l"ellOlt bJ tbe USDA IQI tbe ahuven an beint dneJoped and marketed bJ prlvat9 tn4mUJ
for conmmer use. Government aad prtwate ldm-
tll'tl aJ90 are aeetl.q new Ule9 ol marp... In
qriculture.
BE•E Aal! so•z OP TSE LATEST
hl&hlilbta about 1h1rpen u reported by USDA:
-In fteld uitta In Artansu, aeedt coated .SU.
slurper to bold water lncreued oorn Jieldl by 10
percent and sralD aorpwn b)' 11 pereent to • per. cent.
-FUly cent.a worth ol almper med CID cotton
seed ntumed ISO wortb of IDereued Ji.eldl la a Texu fteld test.
-At a Penuylnnla llQl'lier1. tne l'OOCa are belna coated' ~ 1lv.rffr to belp the treeS~
moiatute while belna 1ht0Ded and to belp lmPl'O"
their survival chances when pluded ... bot; d'1
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1lurper to bl'1> P'OW veptabla, iree., IOd aod L toU.a1e plants, and to belp pnpan seed tr'QS.
I One ol the bll ~al uaes for super sluq,er ts for treatment ol tioO on a larp Kale. Tbere are
weather. •
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SCULPTURE T AKIES FEMALE FORM
Roger Penney Worb on Wooden Model
Wooden Lady
Work of Art
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Wltb tbousands of liDy
wood blocb, Boser L . Penney la bui1cl.lq a woman
with windows for eyes, a llaln:ue down ber nect
and a pair ot baleonies for a bolom.
P•Dn!tf, ~D artut wboae pal0Un11 and
sculpture ~ EDPtlan mot1& wttb 11U"r'eal11JQ.
be1an IMd)ctlq UM fl••foot·bllh ~ wblcb
la allo an areb.lt.cturaJ model, ~ ,...,.. qo.
''WRY Dm I DBCIDB TO lltJILD a wooden
woman build1o1? Because I Md.,... seen one
before," Penney aald ID a telepboDe latiniew.
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2511 L C...t HwJ .. Ceo_ .. W.
675-5511
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Nothing Along the Orange Coast
stirs up response llke our
classifieds. ..
Whether you're
sellinQ appliances
or apparel, Suzukls or Salukls,
microscopes or microwaves,
Afghan hounds or Afghan
blankets, onty the Daily Piiot
serves up 350,000 deal-hungry
readers, for SS.SS
DAILY PILOT
Family Want Ads
3 lines, 2 days, $5.55
642-5678
·For only SS SS any prn1ate party
m ay place an ad to sell any ar tKle
of personal property any two days
1n a row
lJJll or Short! Sporty Squares!
He esUmates be bu 1pent Oft!' • boun u-
Hmblln1 the •culptve trom •mall sera1>9 of
walnut. oak and pine be plcbd up at the lbipyanl
wbere bl worb part-time. Tbe ttruc:twe feat&ll'el
a Hria of apartment., ballwa11, atalrca ...
balconies and entrancewaya and woWd be pre-
ticaJ to build, Penney said.
"ll all)' not be tbe kind ol tbJq your averqe
contractor would want to build, but the deaip la
tuncticmal," be said. "I've been quoted a price ot
$100,000 to build a smaller bul.ldlq with a 1lmilar
form."
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PBNNSY, WHO •LSO PAINTS feminine bulldJ.Dp tnto b1I lancllcapes, sap the Op.re
repr11 r ltl b1I mUM.
BOPtlan tbem• lbow up ID b1I won Mcause
of tbe monumental, heroic cha.ractert1t1c1 of EIYPtlan architecture.
• 'Tbelr muae l\dded tbem to build llant·li.M
buildlnp ID much the same way 1D.J mme la pid-
inl me," Penney aalcl.
Penny, wbo ltudied Palntlni In Pam and New
Yort, 11 atoctpWn1 pa1nttap and trJmc to ftn.lsh
tbe wooden woman for u ut 1.n.,,. lbow in tbe near future.
BB llOPSI TBS 880W WILL attnet art in·
Yelton wM would be l.ldertlted in PQIUnl up a bouH tn the lhape ~a womu.
Tbe arehlt.etural ttulotur. bu attraetM = ~ 8ltlDUm a1Dce lie bepn bQl1cttn1 It,
• 'People ..... ,. ::i tbe1'v• D.... lffD
anJt,blq Ilka It before ~ an alwQt b.rto•· tna &belt',,... oter to ... it,· 11e Mld. ,
P&NNn, WllOSS PAIN'ftNG8 OOIT Mill
,1,000 to •• 500, bun 't put a Jllf.oa on tb• l1f9lbl ftture.
""1 bl,,_ dNam aboUt t.bllle form1 li to eomed&J OOMtNtt them ID cnlt 80UDd &utb,"
Penney 1ald. ''Wbin tbt ln.rman HM reacbel out
to the ltanl we'll wut tb be._.,_, bJ allw
and what beU.r way do k ~ID a ·~·•If miid• iD U. torm Of a womM ,_ k't a lrlu..., .... ,. ...
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N~ar~; 2 bdrms. +a den;
rormal cilnlng-rm., 2 baths & a
wortibop. In mint condition. $187 .ooo
OW'la TUMSI HI•
3 Bdrms., 2 baths; corner lot, RV &
boat storage. Best Eastside Costa
Mesa location, next to park. Seller
very motivated. $123,500
llST IM THI CllST
2 Bdrms., 2 baths; end unit.
tennis cts. & pool. $179,000
SAM'l'A AMA DUAM HOUS1
4 Bdrms. & den, 2 baths. Sunwood
Plan Il. The greatest buy in Santa
Ana. $ll9,950
............... -~...-....... IAYRONT LOT
PEMIMSULA POINT
YEAR 'ROUND IOA nNG
. $750,000
.... UIERY, REALTOR
J602Mlwpcrtll¥CL.Ml...-t.._..
675-fl 11 24 HOul SHYICI
~,.., :Jerrace
The mOat preet.lgloaa a~Jus tbe finest, unomtruetecl 1n xcluslve lrvlne Terrace. Over
4.000 14. ft. of pure luxury: band
nabbed hardwoods, exotic tropical
\ land1capln1 inside & out, im-
fe~:•ive circular drive, multi-leid floor plan to mexlnrir,e the
speetacular view, large private
patio With swimming pool, plus
much; m~h more. 4 Bdrms. & 4
baths. For those who seek the fmest
" can· afford it. Shown only by
app't. $1,084,000. Owner may
finance.
IASTSml COSTA MESA
4 bet. home on Cul de Sac. Pride
of ownership. Ask for Robert
Milllkm 631-1266 ·
MIW USTIM6
Cameo Hlghlands. 4 bcl., view,
private beach. Completely re-
done. Fee land. $325,000. Call
Darrell Pash &t0-2326
IASTIWfll DILUD
New UltiJil. 5 bd., view. pool. Fee land.·~$20.000. Darrell Pash
MC).?p
WOODUl9 Ml.LS
Adult cando. Want to Saks Fifth
Avenue! SU(),000. Darrell Pash
~
PALM sr••s wrAL
On the 7th falriral' at''•llontereY
Country Club. a.bet. unfUm1abed.
'800/mo. One year lease. Dari'ell
;PQbat0-2D8 LOCATION I J Ana~ alUS ~y fUrtber -3
Bdr. + Cllft, eay mamt., near elem. ICbool • part. contact :Jaekle HaDdleman Al·l288.
•••• i ...
tf on a FuU Lot
d n , p ,
a 1 Bdrm apt.• l o. Bay.
-ALSO = ~-=-·.=:-.r: = :.:-~
Houao a Bdrm• • <sen, a bathl
pi Uo, jacu , 2 d ck1, 3 car pra1 '
PLUS oll 1t p rkln1. Larae root
deck overall for outdoor llvlna.
GREAT VIEWf ALL on an
OVERSIZED LOT. '475,000
a..•1 M IAA1111l•1 611-SHI m ............... .....
Tll'LIX * $35,000 DOWN
Excellent investment opportunity in
prime Garden Grove location. Only
2 years old. 100% occupied. 3 Bdrm.
owner's unit + 2 bdrm. & l ·bdrm.
units. $175,000. Full price. Owner
will finance.
17141 673-4400
CZ I 3t 621-JIZI
HARBOR
CORONA DEL MAR
FIX&
Charming Duplex. both Units
have fireplaces and approved
plans for Remodeling. Call Now :
673-8550
' ELEGANT NIWPORT FIX&
Private iron-gated courtyard
leads to elegant entry of a
Family home of living.
Terrazzo to magnificent living
room & formal dining
w/builtin hutch, gourmet
garden-view kitchen, family
room with maa~ive stone fplc,
wet-bar le wooden flooring,
priYate, secluded library, s
stately Bd.rma, Ma.at.er Suite
w/graceful marble tplc, sbady
covered patios, xtra large
_3-car .garage, much, much
more for only $'45,000. Call
now, 673-8550.
IEACH CHARMB
Reclllcecl $39.000!
Beautiful 3-story home
w/fAbulous white water viewa
from upper terraces, 3 Bdrms,
family rm, wet bar. fplc, and
skylights complete this bright.
spacious Designer home.
Owner anxious, will help
finance. Act Now : 673-8550
cp;SELECT
I PROPERTIES
MESA VERDE
Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom,
has super built-in kitchen, formal
dining room, and warm family
room. Oak parquet floors, rich
wood paneling, cedar shingle ex-
terior, greenhouse window, new
wall to wall carpeting. It's all here.
Full price $107,000. Call 751-3191
MO 9'1AUFYIM&
Lovely Mesa North home. 3
bedrooms with 2 baths with loads of
charm. Existing loans are low in·
t.erest and owner will carry 10me of
. his equity on a note. Call us now
before it's gone. Full price. $9'7 ,000.
556-2660
ASSUM I
Bead about high interest rat.es &
get depressed or call about tb1a bl&
Mesa Woods family home with 3
Bdrm, den, family room, & all blt-
ins. A little scrubbl.ng "Euna are needed but it's 1ot a Wll
big low Jilti!relt assumable oan and
a rock bottom price. Call 751-3191
ftAaM PAii
• 22 space park with two boules near
Late Perris, 45 minutes from
Orange County. Gro11 lncoine
$31,932. ()Wner Will help ftilance or
exchange. Full piice '275,000. C&ll
556.2960 -
•. r ..........
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NADOI • CATAUMA Y11W B aut. Tr8dewlDdl model with Couft.
try ~decor. 7h front courtYaid
often a warm welcome with en array
of colorful no.en Ir latUce covered
red brick patio. ProfeulonallY de. corated i.D brllbt colon. 4 earma
f amUy rm, formal dining 4' 2~ baths:
8-Car flnlsbed garage. -even with
fluorescent liabtina. 1495,000
21 CAt IRIA DL ONM SAT/SUM 1·1
w1.1m1Ctffc~
Fantastic bay " ocean view! A real
beauty in the well-knoWn Mal Kai
!!O~plex. Beautifully refurbished
lllS1de & out with lwsb new cptnf •
drapes (neutral colon>, new ltit-cben
a~pliances. Huge living rm with a new
IDJJ"rored wall reOecting exciting boat
activity. 2 Large bdrms, 2 baths.
1107 IA YSel Da. OP1M SAT/SUM I ·I
OCIAM YllW .. JA~ C.-
An exciting "Bay Mist" model with
great view of ocean ;a'r ' greenbelt. 2
Large bedrooms,~~ •e dinlng rm
& 2 baths. Br·\\_ .dtchen two
patios. Hit,~ \) .,,ed with cuatom
carpeting & ~ ~iies. A rare view for
this area. Teonis cts, pool and 24-hour
security gate. $250,000
SHOllCLlffs-tU0..000
Great brick-trimmed tradiUonal home
now under construction. See the plans
in our office. The home will be
complete with landscaping, cptng. etc.
4 BR. FR. formal DR & 31-, baths
Select your own colors
HIGUB. SHe>ps OCIMROMT
A great close-up view of the blue
Pacific! Your private steps from your
door to the community beach.
Exclusive, quiet, serene living m Uus
contemporary home with 4 bdrms.
fo r m a_l d in i n g , fa m i l y r o o m •
recreation rm .. study. 31h baths. Spa
& bltsin aquarium. $1,200,000
SW'Ell VACA TIOM NOMI!
Minutes from Lake Arrowhead.
Forever views. Only $99,000.
WISLEY M. TAYLoa CO,. la•os•
2111 S-JH ..........
MIW~'JIOU-19 CIN'Ta. M.I. 644-49 I 0
WESTCUFF GROVE
Outstanding new residential
development of 29 executive homes
in superb location adjacent to
Dover Shores.
Handsome exteriors -Dramatic
floor plans. 2 Bedrooms + den; 3
and 4 Bedrooms ... some with
libraries, family rooms. formal
dining rooms.
Prices start at $340,000
Including land
SEE THESE EXCITING NEW
HOM ES WHILE A CHOICE IS
STILL POSSIBLE. SALES OFFICE
OPEN DAILY 11 AM-DUSK.
WESTCLIFF AT DOVER DRIVE
SALES OFFICE 646-5092
642-8235 644-6200
901 Dover Ori~ Harbor View Center
Irvine at C.mpus Valley Center
752-1414
Lingo
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REALTY INC ut•
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Lrs ' Bdrm wltb &ourmet ltitcben. lm-
a.e. ttiruom. Take over
9W'A> loan or owner will a....,... .t 11%. Aikin&
anlyS9,500
JACOBS REAL TY
61'"'670
.. .. d 1d l!stah"
Fw f 11 11/$15, 900
F.arly Amencan rustic
Uy. 4 BR 2 Ba. country
kit/dine. Balllllatered
1talrca1e to guest
re&re.t. 1Mdl of OLD
RUSTIC CHA RM .
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accea. ll1n. to beach. ~ Int. avail. Barpln hLnln&? Tenm for all.
Call -..rl BKR.
SACRIFICE
Assume 9 9'l> ut. aa·
sume lo<l. 2nd. Ocean
view 3 BR. Seav1ew
area 125.000 do"'"1> Pay·
ments $19341wo Full
pnce $245,000 Com·
parables at $25.5,000. Ph
<S7S039
YOU MEAN IT?
YES, WE SURE 00.
Only 154 ,900 for this
cherry. charming 2
Bdrm coodo wi1h a large
patio ~ community
poola. A1&o seller will
help finance . Call
979-s.170 today.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
IMYE5TIM
TC>UaFU'fUUS Fantaalic 2 story
enhanced .... ' &kJrious bdrma, formal dlDlna. cowmet kitebn, lux·
..... pool. aDd ftrepk.
Pdimd dO& for toct.J ..
luwl-llYIJa&. ~ "'4113
FORCSTE
OLSON ·-.. . .. .. ·--
$7800
DOWN
NO QUALIFYING
Assume 10 5% Loan
3 BR · 2 BATII
$67.500
CALL llD CARPET
754-1202
YESTHDAY'S
PRICE
Fantastic Mesa Del Mar
home · 3 huge
Bdrms +den. warm
wood paneling. owner
aays Be Creauve. Must
Sell. call 646-7171 <>'f'JI J • '\f'--""'' Nt.•f
[~ljftlt\I
SOUTMCOAST
ASSUMAILE
3 rear new family bome
w1th 3 Br. dining rm. 1-\o
bL Lrs yard. great &S· aumable loan. Seller will
carry a 2nd to help with
f1Nnciq, Offettd at oa-
ty 9115.000. S40-38e6
•Nltelc'ln
R·•ol Estate Inc.
* @r;°J«;n. (97,,&nd
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22 ROYAL ST . GEORGE
FrHb Ir beautiful
Jlroedmonr Pl.an Ill. oa
spacloua lot. Atrl um
ariaa&ed aDd °" carpet-inl tbnloul .
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17141 70.IQO
ll&'M!-SALE
OWNER MUST SELL. Will con.
alder all olf era for ttUa 4 Bdrm. 2
atory'bome ln privat~ community.
Nitbt ll&h~ view.
CALI.
JO.ANN DORAN
851-9522
~{i\CRfATM ·)/~,INC.
DIRECTORY .............................................................
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 19100M
5'7 Tustin Ave., Newport Bcb
645·0303 $139,700 Sat/Stm 1-5
2 • ... FAM IM or DIM
36 Arboles (Rancho San Joaq) Irv
675-3411 $149,900 Sun. 1·5
320 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar
673·7T1l $305,000 Sat/SUn 1·4:30
••60136th St., Newport Beach
673-7~ $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
#1 Rue Montreaux (Big (;yn) N.B.
631·1400 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
52 Sea Island (Big Cyn) N. B.
644·9060 $198,500 Sun. 1-4
J ... OOM
218'92 Calle&ui Llds, San. Juan Cap
sat:.a:IO m,900 6a 12-5/Sta 9-S
288 Z!ndSt. (East.side) C.M.
615-$)00 $134,900 Sun.1·5
•U082Stratford Wy, Garden Grove
963-7881 $89,900 Sun. 12·5
•1514 Ruth Ln., Newport Beach
645-0303 $199,000 Sat/SUn 1-5
#2 Rue Cbateau Royale, Big Cyn,
NB
640-5357 $430,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2029 Ocean Blvd. <Balboa Penin.)
NB
644·9060\.$285,000 Sun. 2·4:30
2297 Redlands, Newport. Beach
631·1400 $165,000 Sunday 1-5
21691 Alvarez, Mission Viejo
546-2313 $99,900 Sun 1-5
3 • ... FAM RM or DIM 2430 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
642-6734 $109,990 Open Daily
8336 Nevada (Mesa Verde) CM
5(().1720 $112,900 Sat/Slm 12-4
3388 Fuschla St., Costa Mesa
&U-1736 $118,900 Sat/Stm 1·5
•1383Galaxy (DoverSbore1) N.B.
75'Mmt $475,000 Sat/Stml--4:30
2306 Heather Ln (Back Bay) N.B.
7stMml $249,500 Sun.1-4:80
1515 Bayadere (Irv Terr) CdM
615-5511 $335,000 Sat/Stml--4:30
•2340 Ba11ide Dr., Corona de1 Mar
675-5511 $535,000 Sat/Stml--4:30
911 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Stm 1·5
230'116t.bSt., NewportHgta,N.B.
64.2-53){) Sat/Stm 12-4
17 Monterey Cr. (Spyglass) N.B.
644-7211 $349,000 Sat/SUD 1-5
2029 F1amlnco, Costa Mesa
s.ta.2313 $179,500 Sa 1--4:30/S'l-5
4 ... OOM
t20akTree~ UnlvPrklll,Irv.
552·7012 $121,900 Sat/Stm 10-5
325 Crt9Cmt Bay, North Laauna
t?W.ll "49.000 Sun.1·5 2130 Santiago Dr., Newport Bch
MS-0303 $241,000 Open Sall ·5
17051 NeWqulst Ln .• Hunt'g Beach
96S-6787 $151,500 Sun 1·5
88antalaabel (E/Slde)C.M.
840-G58 $220,000 Sat/Stm l ·5
2024 Komat Dr., Costa Mesa
8'6--0IOS '388.000 Sat/SUn 1·5
111 au.u•nc Wind, Irvine
111·1400 ... Sunday 1.S
llOt IJneoln War, Colt& Mela
51'-2"' ~ Sunl-4
1820 Newpori Hiiil Dr .• NWprt Bch.
na.m> m•.soo-Fee &m 1-~· 4515 OntlillclD, CcmJDa del Kar
473&'50 .-.ooe Sat/Stm t-s
62 Royal St. George (Big Cyn) NB
675-«>00 $445,000 Sun. 1·5
3090 Molokai Pl (Mesa Verde) CM
631-1800 $114,900 Sun 1·5
1826 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB
675-3411 $335.000 Sun. 1-5
•4501 Gorham (Cameo Shores> CdM
673-7040 $595,000-Fee Sun.1-5
1729Terrapin Way (Baycrst) NB
675-3411 $249,500 Sun. 1-5
426 Flower St., Costa Mesa
645-3795 $147 ,500 Sun 1 5
41 Montecito (Spy~lass Hill ) CdM
673-4400 $595,000 Sat/Sim 1-5
1300 Sandcastle (Hrbr Vu Hls) NB
640-9420 $284 ,900 Sun 1-5
9092 La Linda, Ftn Valley
963-7881 $149,900 Sun 1·5
6762 Glen Drive, Huntington Beach
963-7881 $168,500 Sun 1..S
'Z160 lleadoa (Mesa del Mar) CM
556-2880 $118.,900 Sunday 1-5
25 Cambl'ta Dr. (Spyglass Hill) CdM
844410 $495,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
20 Cherry Hills Ln (Big Cyn) NB
644-9060 $749,000-Fee Sun. 1-5
24 Alegria (Woodside) Irvine
642-6368 $225,000 Sun 1-5
1866 Tustin, Newport Beach
642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-4
2033Swan, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $165,000 Sun 1·4
5 • ..... FAM RM or Dat
•#6 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn) NB
640-5711 $1,395,000-fee Sa/S'l-5
1 Bluff View, Trt.lrk Hln, Irv.
675-3411 $315,000 Sun. 1-5
10142 Cynthia, Huntington Beach
646-4477 $134,900 Sun 1-5
1014 Mariners Dr., Dover Shrs, NB
640-5357 $575,000 Sat/Stm 1-5
1412 Antigua, Dover Shores, N.B.
642-5200 $335,000 Sat/Stm 1-4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2-00M
2518 Elden Ave (Oak Glen) CM
642~ $97,990 SaUSUn 10-6 * • 1307 Bayside Dr. <MIU Kai> CdM
644-4910 $490,000 Sat/Stm 1·5
1831 lrvtne Ave., Costa Mesa
759-Qlll $115,000 Sun. 1-4: 30
621 Via Udo (El) Newport Beach
631·1400 $585,000 Sunday 1·5
101 Scholtz Plan Ph :22, Nwpt Bch
631-1400 $219,500 Sat/SUD 1-5
1100 Rutland Rd. #3(Westcliff)NB
759-Unl $121,500 Sat/SUn 1-4:30
2501 W. Sunflower, Santa Ana
546-2313 $72,000 Sat 12·4
2 • .... PAM aM or DIM
38 Lakeview (Woodbridge) Irvine
644-9060 $159,500 Sun. l ·S
52Sea Isl~ (Big Canyon) N.B.
644-9060 Sl98,500 Sun. 1-4
J ... OOM
631 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $465,000 Sat/Stm 1-5
701 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $465,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 ,.,..., ............
•2655 Vl.stAOrnad1 (Bluff!) NB 881-um •.ooo Sun 1-s
rt88 HlllVlew, Newport Beach
831-1400 $188j000 Sat/Slm 1·5
DUP&UIS
FOi SAtE
2 •a a• ••1310S. Baytrant (Balboa lat) NB
'75SMl811 ..m.ooo Sat1sun l--4 :ao
"45 eASTBLUPP DR. ~EWPORT 81!.t.CH. CA.
MC).0020 I
THI IWMPS l>~mauc 1pllt-level dtlip, 2 bdrml .•
2 b•U.: earth tone clecoratJ.n1 with
plu1b new carpet1. Auumable
ltnanctni -fat -~ion paulble! Owner wlll c:onalder leaae/01Jtlon
term1. 11Mt900. Held open 1-1. 2018
Barranca.
macneb / Irvine
realty
A IU9StOIARY OP ~ IRVIN8 OOllPANY
YOUI oWM POOL llOll amsTNAll
Beautlful 4BR Palermo model in
Harbor View Homes. A walled
mini-estate off erinl total prtvac1 in
parklike lg yard. Newly painted -
ready to move tnto. Great f amlly
area· w/pC>Ola & tennis. Shopping
close by. $259,000. Jeanne Barnett
644-6200. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-S
P.M. 1718 PORT ABBEY. <P·ll)
I.IT'S TALI( AIOUT .. WC:I• •.•
but 1st let's Just take a look at th.b
great California traditional
home. . . view of Upper Bay, mtns.
& lights -4BRs & lg dining rm -
all newly decorated & loan to take
over. $219,000. Coby Ward 642-8235.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-4 :30 P.M.
2945 CASSIA, EASTBLUFF. CP -12)
L.N)A ISL.I IA TRONT!
One of the rmest Country French·
c u stom homes on the beautiful
lagoon. SBRs -open hearth family
rm -formal dining -complement-
ed w I antique stained glass wmdows
& French doors. Many fine appoint-
ments. Lg. pier & slip. Offered m
fee a t $2,200,000. J ean Dales
642 8235. <P-13)
rrs YOUI MOYE!
A "best value" in Eastside Costa
Mesa' This 4BR could be your
"Dream Home" --lovely Cape Cod
on quiet cul de sac. . only $112.950
Lois Miller 642 8235 (P-14)
LUXUltY & IMCOMI!
You can have both here an the
choice PerunsuJa custom duplex!
2BR 2-story owners unit & pvt lBR
income unit. Oak. glass, tile & sun-
decks. 2 yrs young & 1-blk from
bay! $350,000. Jeri Hunt 642-8235.
<P-15)
SIX.ft.DI
Two 3BR and four 2BR units all
w/ft>lcs, patio & garage. Good Costa
Mesa location -no vacancies -
curre nt gross $27,500. Good tax
benefits & sound investment. FleXJ-
ble financing avail. $330,000 Tom
Allanson 642-8235. <P-16)
CHOICE LOCATION!
A ne ighbor to Dover Shores ... this
Harbor Highl~nds 3BR home is
priced to sell & offers sparkling
pool and lanai & lovely Jow-maint.
landscaping. Room for recreational
vehicle. $150,000. Jeri Hunt 642·8235.
(P-17 )
MOft .. IY CHIUSTMASf
6BR, family rm "Lusk" Burl·
ingame model in "Spyglass Ridee"
-just right for the Holidays! A 2-
story w/ctmtemporary feel decorat·
ed in soCt beige tones. Very pvt.
yard. Mini-ocean-view from master
bedroom. $325,000 incl. land. Sharon
Smith 644-QOO. (P-18)
DOQI SMOGS IA YfllONT1
For the Yacht.man ... or Just that
special kind of person that enjoys
water-oriented living ... tbll 3BR,
family rm & dining rm home is
perfect! Approx. 60' on bay w/pler
& slip. Barbara Aune 642-8235.
(P -19)
HOMI FOil MANY NOOOSI
Fabulous ocean & bay views by
day. . .city lights by night. Air·
cond. 5BR home on prestigious
Spyglass Hill. Wet bar in paneled
family rm, master BR w/1luna,
fplc. & ocean view. Pool. $895,000.
Cathryn Tennille 642-Bm. (P-20)
A SPICIAL IA YlllOMT1
Offering docking' accommodations
for a very lg vessel (100' possible).
A spectacular residence f eaturlng
high, ceilings & spacious rooms
overlooking the bay & separate
maid's quarters. A private wing
contains th~ master 1ulte & private
slttinl rm· w/f~lc. Sl,300,000 fee.
Owner financing available. Larry
Dyer~. (P-21)
I OCIAM ... LOT!
Super Sp11la11 location w/rlre
1weeptq VIEW! COmplete w/ptans
for beautiful En1U1b Country
home. . .or create )'Ou.I' own tit&
at the "Top of tbe Hill" '5'11,000.
Donna Godshall ~-GOO. (P·22)
OPIM IM CAMIO IHOlll -
EXCLUSIVB Vlew! 2 Bdmi. couple
bome, pOOJ, wood noor, .-,soo.
FEE. SEE MAGGIE GUTH AT 4539
l'MRFIELD
WHAT A YllW UJ
Family home designed to provide
private Uviq areu for everyone. a
Bdrm1, famtly room, separate
bonua room, den, pool & security
1y1t.m. s.>.500
HOie Of DISTIMCllOM
Bevel glau f root doora a« the siace
fo r this quality home .
Profeuiooally decorated. Nieht
light view from the Liv. Rm., dinine
Rm, Jdtcbeo •outdoor patio. Four
bdrms, two fireplaces. Priced at S38S,OOO fee.
• UNSnLI .. n-..
For the discrimiaating buyer. Light
& bright. i Bdrm, l~ baths plus a
spacious den that could be 2nd
Bdrm. Used brick patio, with
sprinklers, s pacious atrium,
vaulted ceilings, fire,Jace, levelon
& much more. Move out today to
happy livtng at the Rancho San
Joaquin Villas. $115,750.
CUSTOM llAUTY
4 ~ FR, 3 bath spectacular
custom home. 2 s tory vaulted
ceilings enhance entry ball & FR,
with huge Palos Verdes stone
fireplace in living & family rooms.
Pool & s pa grace the low
maintenance rear yard. Offered at
$330,000 Fee.
...... """'°'" .... toe Single ramily Chancellor Plan t4
with red brick entry & large private
r ear yard. 4 Bdrm or 3 Bdrm & den
with ranuly room & lnside laundry
room. Walle to schools. shopping &
community park & pool. $129.500.
1MIS IS SNCl.t.L .. Ol.D
COtlOMA DIL MAR
3 large B<trms , 2 baths, breakfast
nook & big central atnum: on an
extra large lot South of Hwy m old
Corona de I Mar . Offered for
$225.000. assuma.ble,loan
SOPHfSTICA TID COMDO-
COUMTIY AMINfT1IS
High ceilings, spacious rooms &
great master suite with a mountam
view. Lush landscaping. decb &
lites. Private beach & spa just a
stroll away. Yours for $159,500
FEE.
YmWSAY Ate OCIAM
from this customized 3 bedroom,
den home with pool in Irvine
Terrace Pnce $795.000
WHIU 'I AWi .t.MD DctnM&n'
CilTTOGnMa
Reduced to sell quickly. Tastefully
remodeled. nus 3 bdrm. 3 ba home
has 1l all. view, s paciousness.
privacy, plus skylights. Jacuzzi,
new kitchen. carpets & paint.
Assume an attract.Ive loan. $325.000.
qumT SlnlT tn University Park, close to
sho~ping. ~ls. parts & pools,
you U find this dramatic 5 bdrm, 3
bath quality Deane home with
many custom extru for Sl.88.SOO.
LAltM CoaNB LOY
On top street of Spy1lass ffill. Use
your t.ngenulty of design to expand
the view. Owner will finance and/or
subordinate. $395,000.
MIWPOIT llACH -••ws
Lovely, gated courtyard • sunny
patio make this 3 bed.room home a
very special property. See to enjoy!
$175,000.
MIW NMMSULA USTR•
Ou~tanding Family Home with oak
floors, fireplace in master bedroom
suite and for complete relaxation,
an 8' circular spa in the private
interior patio. Priced to sell at
$465,000.
LAST OF THI .... , IUYS
in Corona del Mar, one block from
the ocean, 3 bdrms, 3 baths, a den,
modem kitchen & your choice of
carpet over rich hardwood floors,
makes this a value unmatched.
Don't hesitate. $254,750.
HAllOa YllW H&&.S
Spacious two story ramUy home
with S bedrooms and a swimmina
pool located m a cul-de.sac street.
You own the land. $325,000.
DCll'liOIW. NW HOMI
Cuttom features tbrou1hout. t
bedrooms plus maid'• • separate
same room. Assumable flnanclq
available. Preaented at $408,000,
fee.
WATERFRONT
HONES"-· REAL ESTATE
• 631-1400
LIASI OPTION
SIAYllW
Jbr, w/vlew. Guard
...... t.ellllia, ..-. xlat. terms. Own/Brkr .
175-1117 or da11 .
551..ft ......
WOODllDI .. ....
Bar1al• Hantla& !
Gor1eo111 l·•tor1. 2
8dnn. 2 b9tb Pl'elUlkxal townboDM, pool, 1pa,
..... IUlb LaDdacapUia. Talle·O•er ... H mo.
10~' Loan, 127 ,000
Equity. Asklnc '71,950.
Aaa1oua. Call Now
~~P,9 •" \ IV"l l<tl'f ·~I 1~11111
._ w/SI Z.000
No qu.a.lifyi'n1. cutom
Ol!lcbboft»ood. 3 Brd m
home olfered at '19.900.
Hurry. lb11 ooe won't last I ~31116
JNflelc111
Real fatafe Inc.
VA
HOMIE
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No down' ~eluded 3 ·'
Bdrm. 2 bath home, w<11l .,
ol g1aas off living rm -
O¥ertooks huge ramblm~
rur yard, cozy, warm ~ ....
brick fplc, count ry r1
1ourme t ltltcheo, ~:
bi ••>'· dbl ......,e, .,., •
VA T9"ms at 91%..900. Act • . "'1 t
Now; call ~2313 .... , ~
O"llll I• 9• rl ~ •IJl'4 fOl!l N«I • ,, ~ [~·-:~:
OCUJROMT
COHDO
2 Bdrmi. . 2 baths;
set'Unly bldg. Vacant.
1rnmed. occupancy Sub.
garage $225,000
6T.J.366.1 ~Eves
associated
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ol tbe vaaal&eckeUiq llv·
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iAI rm. 1ardea view ~ fami.17 rm. brick Cpk. .... eoua&.r7 titebeo. 3 aUIAlly bdnm, mueer
... "/Walll·Ua daMt., •
b•tb•, oak fJoora •
emrtbt.oDe prenU, •lllO
RV Acca9. A Must See
for OG11 Slll.900. Art
Now. call Jtl.Zlll. Ol'rN rn q. II s ICJH ro" lfl(f.
' TH E REAL
ESTATERS
WTSIDE
CUSTOM
Gorpom Eaataide ....
custom built 3 bedrm
OR 2 bedrm + den
bomel Gu.cl entry court
yard for privacy. Fera
p'Glio, 2 patios, lob of
s tora1e , 1tep1 to
~wport 6 Back Bar I S.. Ulil wbaner, DOW 11 .......
Call Tsa.11'00 . ~ •
L1e auumabl•
loan1, low In&.
available. Homel
from SUl,500 • "7S •••
Ja1mlntC...-
8e.ycre1t
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. . REALTORS
HIWUSTIMG
VACANT
.. dlldralMe 5 bdrm. 2 ....,. model w /many up-.,...._ Owner bu been
r9oeated 6 mat 1eU.
Jlaa'l wall! ~1
~ Walkr.r r; I 1rn
cg Coldwell Banker
OM1 ACll OCIAM WI# ISTA11
Beautiful custom built e bdrm., 1
bath home. 50' pool1 room few teDDJ.a
court, large private lrounds with
luab land.scapin&. Take over ex·
cellent fina.a.ctna. 1195,000.
OCUM Y9.W COteO Thia ii a must for those wbo want the seeurtty 'Of a aatecl area, JOOl 4'
spa faclllties Ir a abort diltallOI to
Allao Beach in :t.aauna. 2 bedroolDI
Ii 2~ baths, den Ii attached 2 car
1ara1e. A areat lnveatment,
$1.T0,000
""-..... '°' • ,. tltow , ______ lllllill __ ,
U. boaM In frwl Can ... '° v .A. '127.400 Mr Oii WOILD
....... OC98Dvlen.,.
1Qlll'I to tQjoy IA Uda I
bdtm. bonM; receotlY
C91DC ilded. with ftoench darn. ... ldkbea, •P-. • ltaded 1lu1 eotry. ....
MOnvATa-•• .--. A tood famlly
t.iam. rib lldded P*D-
tial.. Miier wW bell with ~DI 4 BdnU., 3~
balM • • tood oeean view! Slll.500
MOlrTHIMD
Immaculate home •rtb
ocean view • lovely
prdeo• Prhne loc:a·
.,,. ....
OW'Jll8a W ANTI AC·
642-IZOO
TlOtifl auattfutly i cued-foT, vace1t and., e. to 1*1¥1 rtab& tn. . ._..,,..lnUala5 ,.. I mbome. well ·~
~!~~~~~~~~~~~ ~--· UUANTIOUA
OPJ:N SAT /SUN M
MZ.1200
--MM411
tion, R·2 lot. S219.500 --------1
WAIEHIR -wnHm ., ................
see Udl fscJuilft • aa • Ba bome. Anllable
clnd ft'oOl buUder. -now, wbde under cc.· lbV:!tiGD. ..,. 1pedal
feal11r•• l1eladla1 formal dlotac room. 1ardH roolD. lar1e
DllllW ... wltb b>'dro wblrlpool Jetted tub,
11dl' privat.e dock rib
Wiit.tr and eledrldty.
Weekday 1bowtn1 by
~Caroleaa.m.-. OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4 :JO
800 IW1lor lalud Dr.
rACISIT1'9 II.TY
f.XQ.USlftA.acT
AllJL TS ONLY
New "WESTCLfF F
CAPRI" Coodo6. WaUt
to aboppina. banks. restaurants &
traoaportatloo. Only 2
uoita let\. l Br $81,000, 2
Br 193.!iOO Hu~ ! Beal
buy 10 Newport! Call
~72Zl
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thew ar-1 homc:111 ~lml•f• pt"tCn -pncea you can
1ff0fd f\'H II lodlf • tnU:rftt fllft. Hert'•. ""'"'of
lht homtt 11/llllblt
212n ~tfaltt. Plan ~A. 1.9911q r1 . J bed .. 2
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6ra. 2 Mllt. Sl3'1.9SO
21292Vial.-atA4AR,2.198eq n .2bcd. •dm,
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2 •lll. SIM."°
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'9tll.S1?4.000·
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UM'AL INOOMI PIOPDTY
f'rom •• Modular
,.,,. I • ~Ul't· ~ bee<'lm •. DOOi • TNUw. w.· ft,
. hdllc On RWY.
La111aa 8e9a, R.M.P.
(DC)~
NEW Dehau lBr. den,
din rm, llv rml microwave, 2~e.. db prqe. '7IO mo. 2517 Elden. /t# . ..,.....
•New 2 br condo nr. So.
eo.t Pina. Pool, 1pe.
'415 mo 759-0217; ...,,
i.-; a BR + pool, tn
Colltl• Peril. Family -. am 110.: la&. tut +uc. Alt Da•ld .....
... I BR, P"t. ftoeed, ar IChoala. kfde OK. Drive
b1 ''' Darrell, ~I W/Plaomtla.
I BB I a.. PGOI.. _,,_,
lit • Jui+'100. Avail
1211. -...nu ctar• • Je.mlt'fe. ,.., Mt for
bd
Larae J br. Charmer
W/priv patio. New
p&IDt.. dl1la , CrpU • f'e·
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!USA VERDE·3Br, 2Ba.
tncd backyd. $S50 mo
Lit. Alt. saoo dep. 1»«72
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macnab I Irvine
realty
A IUMlotA"Y OF
THE IRYINI COMPANY
WOONl•el Newer single-level 28 end·unit
condominium w/ f~nced yard . Owner will consider child and/ ot
pet. $495/ mo. Belle Cit••• Lee
644·6200. (P-23>
TUITU IOClt
•BR within walldn1 distance to
1cboola. Lush yard. '850/mo. incl.
cardener. Helen Wood 644·6200. (P·2')
1'llrLI IOCI '11TAI
aBJt, family rm .. Broadmoor
Model" -never Uved ln le ftltlU
for some 0 Hollday Deeor." 11~='6
clt1 u_.. view! Comm. poiol & .am ..
nJa. '800/DiO. Sharon Smith M4 GOO.
<P·25) .
8'Ultw 1p' br. a ba, 900 mo. Auil. now.
4"1·3MZ. «·3282. A Sob1ktlar7 Ot 2 Br. l"'-be, II• yard. The lrvlDe Company
View. M50/mo Tom, OCIAM YllWI
5t0-Z300 or -..OJ.18 Hilb atop Spy&Jua HiD • ...._ Y1efo JZ'7 u. ' sa. 1«or, balDe ••••••••••••••••••••••• bM a~ vista "'
HOMES POil BENT OCMll, bay Is &llu.ertn1
3 or ' Br. Priced from cttr ttl!O. SUDO/ Wo. te-1!85. P'ncd yard " yrly. Incl. cardebtr.
I a r a I ea Fa m i 11 ea Joyce FAlund 1C.121S
I ... d <P·IS) p ea1e, .. 1 1 • pell LG F•......,.y ........,,..__.,..,
lftlcome. Call M4·2'ee • -.-.-cJ or 973-2971 A&t DO ree lbrveloua Ivan Wells --contemporary 4 BR
Mmwpwt leodt 126' family rm. home
••••••••••••••••••••••• w/b1.11e yard. Cloae to
NO YEE• Apt • Condo 1cbool1. 1boppina ii: ~otala Villa Rental1 park. Immaculate!
m.tll2 8tr ~I Mo. Jane Paqwn I ---MZ-823.S <P-~)
3 Br, 2 Ba. pool, jac ·~~~~~~~~ friak. mdoor BBQ. *° I: MS412:11. 842-5031 ... a. ..... 1276 .......................
Newport Studio Condo 3 Br 2 i,. on Coif coone.
Nr "°91 Hosprual Pool, oc~an ~lew . Duplex: apa, uuna ~cunly ~ 498-4192
Great 1round1 $400
C..11CoUect2U/477 7001 S.. INdt 1214 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIASl/Of'TIOH Pnvate 3 br +den. trplc,
3 BR 2..., Ba . ocean view dbl garaRe Walk to
condo ll:nl mo . applies beach & manna. J725 to ll.911..500 ~ 7Z72 962-0l!07 ----WftfMMhr 1291 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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LA QUINTA KERllOSA 11111 ParblCS. L.o l blk w al Beach. a blkl & of
Edb\Pf'.
___ M7_·M41 ........... 3741 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Studio, prof decorated,
unmac. Free ma 1d aerv
., ~.Color TV, S75 wk
or by mo 499 22Z7
OCEANFRONT STUDIO
D50 "11 Incl ~I ----... .,......... 3769 .......................
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YUR·ROUND FUN·
Soc11I ACllVll••• 01
rector• Free 5undav
Brunch• BBO't. •Par
l•H • Plua much moru
~T RECREATION.
Tenn••• Free Lauons
(pro & pro shop) • 2
Health Club• •Sauna •
Hydfomauaoe•SWlm ming • Goll Driving
Ranoe
ltlMmf'Ul Aft.ART·
MEMTS: Slnglea. I l
2 Bedroom• • Fur·
lltshed A unlurrllttled
•Adult l.MnG •No Pett
• ~ Open dl1ly
9to6
Oakwood
Garden Apaltmenta
.... 'PO't 8Mett/8o.
17001 h St
cOo,,., 11 1'1111
(71•1 M2 8170
MewPofte..o/Mo.
880 ll'VIM ,
Ill ffll"I
(714) 646-0650
GUllD OPENING ,....,YSICftOM
A.DUL T SICTIOM
Weatnetd
*DELUXE*
GARDEN APT.
Zlr,Adllh°"'f
V...W.IUO ,.. ..
ZBt+den• Ir TowMollM '100 +elm. &lip. S1JOO
Br. view' PoOl tltlO Wtlufi_.Mwt
'11·1400
lwr 2br lwba 1rly
P, pallO By Udo 1525
No0opl7~
l 81U w beach 3 BR, 2
New pa.LDl • cpta /mo. yrty 1M51-MZl
<Jean view, 11pac1ou1,
Jllure adulll, rsable
~party. &U-3912
C.M. aap.t foodo 2 br, 2
ba. pool, frplc, S225 eo..,.,: ITJ.%111
Sbare JBr ba• Seal
Beacb. $250 + 1,'tutl, lll•a••I•· Don , zu..-..
Clean quiet DOG smoker
Ibara a.w bM H.B , xtra Ii bdrm. S240 mo uUI LD
d 531-Mll
RMI> M/F w lhr larae. lovely hM l.D CdW 1285 mo. 75-0210, 752 17~ Ul ll .
hm rmmt.e lo abt 2br
home on Lado l 1le
$235Mo •75·4473 Ive
mesa.
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a&w loeat.d at 2'JIO BarW 11, bu.,...
•vallable taacblt rroaa
--14. ft. reidj f« lowed. oceupe.oey. a.n
PJUI S. K•tl, All .JDllCAFR&Y nt/~. 714"111·"" WXUltOUI Olmllw'dal 1peelal»ta 2nd 11> for tale. ~.
DICU11VI IUfTIS ot Calll«nla IM !o ~ QIU l'..tD;
Offle .. now avail. ln ..... W..... 4600 •iD.
114
eJec,IDtb' alJIDObd,tel Ex· _ ..... -.. ••••••••••
...." ~ ta&rally a.p COUPie from llld· located near ,,.....,., .-needil hanaillMd •P'
coun. • Ute Orao1• or home ftW Jan 6 l'eb.
County Airport. ~---J41..400Z Fae i lltle• IDClud• a __ _...;::;._;.....~.;;.;..;,;;;...._1 ..;._..;;..~;....;..-----
frimdly. etndmt ~ 1'wo or TbrM bedroom
t I o n 1 t I t e I e p b on e ~ for prof a .. loeaJ
operator who 1reeta wotkiq couple. Coeta
your cllenta ud aa1wen M-.a area Op to ftOO.
0 , .. ,
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your calla. a complete For Dec. 1. cau ~r ..... •••••-•••••••••-
Calif " Federal law •.~PM. 541-1546 ' fl• c Mia 1100
Ubrary, beauLl.lully de· corated conference Mired law ealon:soent
room1. photo copy cll6e want ZBr <Le lBr> madunes.•t.beflnatln apt yrly. Balboa ~al Kn'\ees For Penln1ula. Jan oc
further Info "a penonal ~ MOO P 0 Box
tour throu&h the _llC7~1_,N_B_. ____ _
factliuea. pleue contact LADIES EXECUTIVE
Vo rt a c A 11 o c · · DESIRES TO LEASE
< 7 14 > 9 5 5 . 2 2 8 8 · NICE SINGLE YAM 014~3llOO. HOME, CONSIDER
.......................
PBHIY
PllCID us
Olll.Y $?
2 Br. iv. ba from $420 Sl>eCIOUI 2
2 Br. 2 ba lrom "''° ry unit. p Jpoo&a COYered car Port
patio apta .. BBQ'•
dole w fw)'I • bchll
walk w abol>Plnl
C 3 BR, 2w ba dplx, f/p,
tJo. encl 2 car aar
/mo.· Avail 12115.
4338, 545-7604 eves. M/F 1hr 2 Bdrm 2ba hae
1 bllt to beach . CdM
Pell O K $275 + utl
trTJ.a:lllO.
1 MO FREE RENT
ruRN, NWPRT, IRV,
CM AREAS . $500 RANGE, XLNT REF,
NO KJDS 851 1991
SeU any It.Im or com· btnaUon ot !\ems for 17~
or IHI walh a Penny PUicher Ad 3 Linn for 2 c~ullve da~ Each
addlUonal line a. flO'" for
Ow 2 d1y1 Chartte 1l'
a Br, 2 ba from f.525 around. SU
BeautlCW. brand new i\ Pl s 199
Excellent location oext &16-l4M or
t.o shopping " park
OUldren welcome 10
family eect1on. No pet.!!.
EANl'RONT-28r, lBa,
fl)lc, 9125 mo. yrly, $500
. wtnttt 17M670
17111 Goidilnw .. t .. w_,,,.. lir. 2 Ba, Veraalltes
Responsible M l.rg Jbr,
house 1n CdM Nr
beach 125().Mo 675 i~
847•6064 Pentbouse, leue. SJ~.
/\¥). Mane 673·8705
........... G~ lb;. Versa1Uet1 N~t Bch ~Tie ~'f ~t~ wa~l
EUC.SUmS
tollWP'()a'T CfMT'Ea
f\dl service. From $225
Nt:wport Reaency Corp
lil4~7l89
CXhc:t-~pace In Newport
"'<.Ullii M~ll
~2111
Qwet apt. /worlr. area needed by resp woman .
could exchanl(e plant care. I.ate work for re
dured rent 640 5172
Al\t1eve
No rommerc11l ad1
~·or morl' 1nlormauon
wnd to pl.-ri: your ad call
642-5678 Open dally JO·S.30
3118 West Wllaoo. Costa
Men (behind Harbor
Sbopptn& Center J
631 56831548·2408 Newly decoral 2 RR
• Pool. JllC fit amenitu.•11 be11C'hfronl Sl 75+ut1I
SHARP. beach 1. 2 & .~ !Y.;5 2033 Mon Fri 548 Ul67
BR. (rplc. dahwsr. 1ar ~5 N.k ro.':..~·Ynn 3rd rmmte needed f•H
rut•c 4 Br hou.e Pool,
t.entwi. cic.-eJn 2 bills N l:l
~ 911:)
O.C. AlllPOIT
l~t bu1ld1ng behind
Ciulhven1 Large new
eX«Ut1ve 'wtes with all
lierV!cell available 2021 ~ Cotr Dr •213,
ll"VlM C.117~0322
Respon worlung 11tudt"nl
~ rea.&Oflable 11pt or
Wlll shr household 1n
Lal( Bch Cdm 8.-1 hi
Idelle <UM~. 957 0414
~Junket f111hu
Everyday w l..aa Vega"
Via Scheduled AJrlinea
For lnlormalloo Call
F.aata1de 2br, lblt, yard 1•12 ba, pvt pa~. adlU.
gar Very Clean Adulll> $350 Eves 751
No Peu> S375Mo 64110505 --2br. Duplex oew~aant
Bachelor loh, re(ral(, ed Yard & gar e Pet
:.tove. pool. adult-11, no & Cb.lid OK 646 •
pets $300 640-290 l -----3br. 2ba. den, crp•/drpe.
$425 New 2br Encl gar gar Washer lryer
Great Loe. AdulU. No hookup Pauo, no tets. 2
Pet.a 548·9'41, 631·2291 IOda $450Mo 181.\f Del
28r. aJI UUl pd, no pets,
am child OK . rerrig,
d/w, gar . 1960 Wallare,
Mar~ 548·9060
mealiB.AU
Beaut 11arden apt.IS Pool
& 11pa. Adull.a. no pets
Bachelor from $285
1 Bedroom from $335 ~Vanguard Way
~11626
Mar 645-IMM
TRIPLEX
l Br. beam rellf\&S.
newly decorated. 1ncl
garage. $295 G• &
waler Pd ,,.. block
Polu:e Dept 979 9515.
2 Bdrm upstairs, $360 pr
mo Dishwuber, bll kia
22112 Miner St 118 &!e
Manager II A Adu Ill
~-
$110 to "2$. 2 Br. l" 2 ba 2 Br.,...., ba. 610 Joann Sl
apt.a Balcony. laundry No children. small doc
rm Im med occapy ok. 642-73'4. 1385
Adult.a. no peta TSL llpnt 6'2-1603 2 Br prdm apt w/1ar.
l'Mtaide z br. 1 ba. bltnl, ~. ::0 ~~:...::.:·
adult• only, no pets --PIO M0-1278al\er6Pm. 2Br. l'r'aBa townhouse, prlv patio, gar nr
~. clean, 2Br, lBa t.ramP " mid. s:m/mo. mdnl. 2 yr o&d 4plx. W. CalHIT3·5711.
p11l101 No pel.S !l60·23 Sharp Jbr. Npt lll11 I
adult No Peu $300Mo U>vely all adult no
1.2&3 Br a pU 6200
uiger, llB 846 0619
2BR. 2BA O/W, e~~l · 1 ml to beach Nr e
St S37~5260 -
2 Brdm. near bea l
aty, patio, BBQ. J.A .
am pet $400 846-~ 1!...
Walle to beach 2b.\>11.
$325Mo + aec. N ti
536-98;._13 __
S42 7745
I Br den. Jaruu1, hg
paUO, le~ $@~
64()..1177
Apt& for rent 2 blka from
Hoa& Hoep 2 Br. 2 ba.
mgrs o(c. 4150 A
Patm~e. Npt Bch
lBr Duplex. w 111tove, nr
Hoa& Hoap., avail IHc
1 $285 inc ul1I MS 1764 ........ ~st1mo 3171 •••••••••••••••••••••••
encl dbl gar Pool pri v
Roommate wwntt'd
Clean, qu1t't n o n
~moker, Mkl to late 20s
•,, b1k beach-N 8 Steve
~~ <da)'I)
l"em. roomrnalA!, 21 & up ~mo+ utd Call Dell
by~
IRVlNE CONDO
2 11n&le, non smolr.10&
respon11ble Chr11111n
men looking for ume to
llhr 3 Bdrm condo Call
Jim Z. 551-11133. 992·4620
0 C A.Jll>Of'\ beaul enc
Nl.t!. 2 officer.. & con
rerence rm ran be rent
ed aeparaltdy All
u•n·1re1 av111l;able
!17~0122
rlala iucllff•• w ...
'llM're u. a difference'
Large suites <260 • f 1
prov1d1ng highly pro
fe>1&1onwl 1et:rt'larial
serVlce with a ma nag ea
Pro< reap f /m to share ble number or uruu ~
M2$Mo. 837 ·3864 nl~ 2Br an lrvtnt!, nr M1chel1on . Suite 212.
-freeway Very pvt lrvme C.11752-0234
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A1lmc.e •••••••••••••••••••••••
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521-8870 1213 )776--0100
'5YCt*C READER
Adv111er Don t confuse
her Wllh any ordmary
reader
527·1406 -------PU-SCHOOL
Uc'd for 44 rhlldrtn 1.od • Fo.d 5100
Plus nice 3bd.rm homt' • •• ••••••••• •• ••. ••. ••. Can be purcbued on 1 ________ _
xJnl. contract ll l~ ID I"
t.ensl-Part Place. Inc 142 74'1
Art Supply Store for Sale
l..4xat.ed ID ~)' Beach
City ShoPPln& Center
for more 1nlormat1on
call 714 /53t·1218 All
FOUND ADS
ARE FIEE
l'.all:
642-5'71
Cua de Cap~trano. 2 Larae barlr.yard 2 car ICE CREAM-Fut Food~~~~~~~~~ =~::..!:=.....:::J~--1 Bdrm condo w/mouo· gar $280 Utll pd BAYFRONT OFFICE Xlnl Newport pter loca L01t or Found a pet" Call =t~'i:Ye~:.S~ ~~~: Lat/laat dell Cati Jean ~ /:4i17~1 1~m · Uoll, Mutt tell aow! Aounal Auiat~ace
aar • pool. $400 I mo . Claude 714-561-9219 • 1 --m.ooo i..a-. S1'1·ZZ'11. .o fee. u~ Glrt w lhare 2.Br Coodo Newport Pier. bi-foot m4m ~ ,..... _. kllt a ,.u Call -llL......A..--... .;__ ______ w/WOl'ldnl &1r1 Pool " &nme. Ofe-ReUll, llllQ -Weekb 0...........,. S.-clal Pab llotllae. _.... -1110 dutlboose 'f'uslln. SZOC) fl. S12'. I0812. Work 2 iln daUJ al TW..-n.\ZIS. .,_..,_ •
•••• •••••••• • ••• • ••• • • • 832-5798 or 151-0208 bDale (Jl 11 for l br daJ Olado Nr So Cat Plua I MO ltlM'r RU 1¥ >. ft"M 8roc:buft ....... ClaUll or adopt.
on MacArthur· Middle aaed '.ady lootitn& lf )'OU !UP a I year lM iD MA Ila••~ Gr97/t&D 1,. Cocbpoo Oc~ ~md for same w 11.nd • abare Novembtt. Nut to O c Pnlip'alm f' ln.ll s.u.r. r . Pk Elepnt-SpoUesa·Secure aptoramall house, havt' AulJOrt 225 up to um> 2ZIDN llaleSt Bull Mix. bleek f',
aide. Kida o.k. DO pell, S J 7 5 . I 4 5 · 7 4 7 9 2 BR duplex, patio. lndry ewa/wlmda rm. Nwpt Meta area 365 Ogle Sl 837 -"366
Parkc.vatdooir·KldOK car rea1ooable Call aq ft Pbooe5S7·701D SataAaa.Calll . .,... llalalDUC. M. Blk Poo-3br, 2ba SS50 Ml-8602 M7-4S7'5l dle Ml&. M. Newport
l br Juat u-•-._ ... _
30
·~ ihare IXIC. SUITIS SHMltl• eooDS Bcb Ao1mal Sllelter
Stove • Olild OK. pet consicSered -uuuc• ..., ~ ror an olfi~ tn aq or i..... x1Dl CM &M-3151. or couple So Coalt Ptua. z BR 2 lux 2 BR. So Nwpt Apt a warm 6 rneadly at area Mutt Hll now ---------Lovely Lr& 3Br. 28a, l yr oAd, adjacent w 1choola, Lee l BR, nr Oran&e •
avail Dec 10. $475/mo, 15th CM $350. No pell
548-1238 or 646-4670 64.S-8863
Walk w
re mod
rdril we I co
•JOO mo Ba. 1ec. for ameniuea w/travelln& exec Pool 1nospbiert'., Do you need ..-1..-, 1n--Loil . Whl &old ar • 768-IMlO aft 5 wkdye 750114 penonabud ~ rov -"'' + ·~·-1
<bamond watch. Lady ,,.~~ Owner l'2 ~ Ll.-Ut-, Balboa ,_, __ ...
eraae & th~ ava1lab1l.11y -n&<UU...,.. .. UUIU of a prof~aa1onal Gym Xlnt location le or CdM SIOO Reward. 111~rretu1al ~en-l e~~ cashOow Sacnf1cea.al~ ~e.Call675-3138
You'll find ui. at 6~ Coot.act Peterson. 212 -Baker Strttt Call liev Via Nada Sa n LOST, M tri ·colored
al 979-211H ~menlt'. CA 002 Colhe. name "t.Jurk"' Weanna Palm Spnnltl'
53&-·~~~-Large I Bdrm $2165. Qwet i.-.s..-1144 ~ Fwwl•d M/F rmmt~ S.lboa 111
buil.d1ng with beautiful ....... -.,.............. or U.fwwllhed ltOO $200Mo. Yrly Jbr, .,
OVER 35 No pet1. Luxu a e ront. 673-2878
liSTSIDE
New a. completely re
furbuihed 2&3 bdrm cot
tages, some with encl. ---------1 gar a ll e 11 Y a rd s , washer /dryer hook· up
SHORT TERM Rentals
Weekly " winter
__ A-=g'-en_t 675-8170
lan<llcap1ng ADULTS •••••f W t rf ••••••••••••••••••••••• amenities Call John
LEEWARD AP1'S. 2020 Lr11 Condo. frpl. Seawind Village ---Fullerton Ave, (1 blk A / ol. Jiicuzil Fem. roommate wanlt'<l __ _ East of Newport Ave & 1 831. New 1&2 bdrm luxury $150+ ·~ ut1hhe11 c; M "'"IEC. SUlnS
blk So of Ba ) 631 0397 - --adult 11pts In 14 plans 641>2788 Aft s '"" -· -Y -from $350. 2 bdrm Pnme Newport ~ach
San Juan Cap Womenll
F.xcerrai.e Salon $35,000
ARl Alik for Ruth
Kesle r 498 J700,a(l
6pm 492 2!>22
Lit' t•am. Gr1ev1n1<
Rfo:WARD Call 631 2427
Vic Dover Shores/ Burk
"'6) 2 Br, winter $500
Waterfroni 2 Bdrm
w /aollquea & view
l3500/mo. Short term.
2 Br &. den VlEW
No pets i''rom $435. 2617
Elden Ave Day11
1146-4262. eves 645·9543.
SlbOO/mo. In Promon S~ER MICE
taryP~ W•fl-' tt-t VILLA CORDO'Y A •Eulalde ~~~·~3~1~·~14~0~0~~~I •Locked gar w/11wrage _ •Gas heal, gaa coolung, ---------1 pa hot walA!r all free
4 BR., 2 ba., unlurn
Yearly . .. . . .. . SJOO
3 BR. 2 ba, bay vtew
furn, winter . $1.000
2 BR, 2 ba , furn
Varty 9'50
associated
"• •I'" I lif •, "'J IL T f 1'1 ",
~ . "" ~ •'. ., ' . , '·
'f. ...... ......... -.......................
........... 3106
•Adult.I only, no pell
Month to Month
1 Bdnn S32S
2 Bdrm$385
2323 Elden Ave, C M
Manager, R ick Ao
Mraon
642·7605
•2Br rondo, nr So Cal.
Plaza M2$ Pool. s pa.
75-0217 or 833 8974 --------
liSTSIDE toWnhouseS from $500 + Hou.<M! w share nrur 17th IO<' Near 0 C. au-port
2 BR nr Newport/Univ _J----------pools. t.eMa. waterfalll, & Nwpt . CM On bui. Hent ands reception.
Ave Very nice, patio, ll4I ponds' Gas for cooking line tnOCC 64~ 6241 1'00/erence rm, Janitor
gar $.165/mo 675-6717 • & beauog paid From CdM Apt lo i.h scrv. utlls, 100 free San Diego Frwy drt ve a re 1· n P 1 e s & m o r t'
$360Mo 717 Jamea Sl hwy, bltna. qwet. McFadden t.hea Wetl on S200/mo Non 6mlr.r. Lizor Doug 851-9411
Apt. 8 a •n • ....,,. mo yrly Adlts, McFadd•n t .,_ d fem prt'f ~
FUnuture store. very re
il!IOO&ble. 14yra Oranite
Cnty xlnt loc By
Owner Details, Box
3243, Anah ei m , Cal
11211)3
Larae 2br apt w/patlo-~r, N Lag, ocn North on Beac h to w/m olber & ion . ~anal serv. a .. a1l
___ ....,...._• •----1039, l.QJ-3827 "' o .:K"awin DELUXE O FFICE
Spacious 2Br 2ba. encl J I $435 Villa&e (714)893-5Ul8 Roommate wanted to l3JO sq ft , au or part. gar, S375 79 W 18th · ocean v ew lomM 4000 share 4 br duplex w/2 !O Sq ft No lease req. Xlnt Sculptor needs
S73-l l.55 or 548-2S8'1 I.a. no pet.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• others Close lo bearh 833-3223 9 To l2 A y f 1
Mi-l188or4"-3922 Room w/tttcMt1eUe ~6 per cnonlh 64.5 7587 -------1nanr 1a help Very
2 Br. 2'h ba condo, frpk d ... Downtown Laauna, 500 sq saleable Bronu nudes,
111
lln&led cedar/anelc 10, ulll , private $72week 6 up ---------1 n. ~mo 3S3 Tb.Jrd St plus Nick 541154Z7
hvina rm . 20 itor each , $350 lease 548-9755 Femalet.olhare2BrCoft 12131-.2347
• ---------do, H B S135 mo + •, -----OU.SS SHOP
patJO balcony off l&e H.B Condo Low rent tf WI Ml 9Q4 TOP LOCATIOM Excellerlt Balboa island
W/frplc, pvt ruu ba r oet.AHROMT Al'T ~·cb Spanish lml bch ---location Good 2 year ea bdrm. pvt uaed bn 3br 3ba bl f • 982-7833 7PM. M/F to 1hr 49r condo, 14 2 7
4 8
ea c h
8 1
· lease + .....,.,00 Reduced patio off kitchen w /1 Se( El . llM, re na -non·• moll e or dope , Westnunster Avail l2 1. ,,,,_ l.n& &1&11 doon, Ute L
1
· e ev.1~~· ~e~ r;:i, 2 lovely connectin& rm• ~~yrs (. M $l45 lit 1116 IQ ft. office or 111.ore, :.:-S6J~Lof"a Vance
airy, quiet. aecure,
714 7 6 0 1734
, e v e
1
2/balc Vaulted cell.Lop . lut + $10o ~P s.46 7002 · n ea r 2 fr ee w a y 1 ,
of cul-de·HC local
71
4-833-2371 pnv bath. Klt pnv. UUI ---'--=--!J79.81189. 64.5 l.260
Pool ~jacuzzi Incl pd. $285Mo lat, lut 6 Gs...-642-2178. Mlwport .. _.. 316' 17 5 c I ea n 1 n & de p . for..._. 050
••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-6t99,67~5S33 •••••••••••••••••••••••
.... 1 .. °"°' .... .., 5015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
..
Attic ..........
Choice N.N N 8% +
overa1• return on
$175,000 cash. Gd tax abelt.er w/compl. m1mt
• guarantee by parent
~ir.w.. Broker
75'-7172
Lo!>t M. Australian
Shepherd/ Queen11land
Heeler , blk w /w bt &
brwn marking s
Reward I 644 · 504J
IAl!t REWARD Lad lt'S'
wnat watch at Pizza
C halet . Adam s
Ma1ool1a , HB Sat
11 10 79 ~ntimental
value wu my mother'i..
9S.l-&478
Found t'em German
Shepherd, apx 24" b1.
bllr. face. Westmin1ter
M7-IMS
u.t Longbalred F. dole
Gold brown Gold eyes .
Reward a-3532. ------
Found Wbt Poodle, M
Also blonde Cocker
Spaniel, F Both very
nice dop Alt 12 noon
~~
Found Lr& Golden
Retrieve r . M, Nr Ga.rf~ld 6 Mapolia iD
K.B. 9IU029
'
*LORl-S*
Holday S,.Cicrl!
24hrs•Outcall Only
953-983> 9S3 9484.
PREGNANT? Caring.
coof1dential counsehog
& referral. Abortion,
adopOoo • keeping.
APCARE 541-2563
COVlllGtRL * tlJ.0771. at Hr Outcall Service
~le&D1a1. Pe ExperieDeed • aep.,.-.
ble. 812·.0H. Vl ....
,,, 1.?;t, ... ......................
n:rDS PAINTING Expr'd. Reaa Rates. ,... •• &t. Call Gene
!ltlMt9
Palatta1. INT/EXT Nelt. baDest. ,..... • 1Z
)'1'1. exp. IJc'd. Dave
IM-lOU.
...... tntDllllq, ~.
.... remonl. CfHn•&a,P ·Ir
------•••••• h.Md awa1. J .W. Tl"M &.pair 6 Beroof. All Service, 135·1775, ext'
typea·1hlDtle1 · ZM
r«bbaka-compo.tu. l-._--,._.-------
Free fSl. '41-5830 Fln. Avail ...... •••••••••••••••••
---------Credentialed matb,
All. t~ of roofs re· French. Sparuah. read·
pCrecl. Ruhl. Gu.a.ran Ina. spellln1 En1llah.
teed. No •din&-Bob 8'1U013 ~ ---------
WIMtuw ea. I ' LeMs! v alder Roofi.o& -···· ••••••••••••••••• Free est. Guar. work 0 ...,...,........,..,.. •-.,._
Refs, 3' hr tef'V. IJ75-l481 ~a:.& .. Un&. --· Car wuln1. Quallty
12 yrs exper. NB/CM ....._ J'tD amaU. pn.. _______ _,, an mmll. ITS-3014
n..ooftnc 6 l"e'J>IU'S All wortt 64.2-5441 6 845-7W2
typea, euar Fa.st serv. Bl£. se.«512 Make your ahoppla&
eaier by usiq the Dally
Sell idle llenl$ 6(2.5678 PUot Clautfted Ada .
•••• ~~ ••••• ?~.'!! ~~~ ••.•. !~~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~ W-.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••• COOK
Expert. breakfast·
luocti, !fnily restuarant
Sao J u.s Capo 6'-lNI
cooer:
Pnva~Couatry Club Xlnt . Cd sal '.'llSust
~ w qualJf1ed, For
Ult. c.i 644-$4()4
Count.Ir help for dry To clea~r Good houn. good pay. JIB J rea
f141>..4!!1
Cowser belp. maturt'
iOrm ~g knowle<!ge
DINTAL ASSIST. Female to hve tn 1ma11
CHAIRSIDE Needed guest home. Room.
lmmed. ror c Ill prac· baud. salary 982-.,_
tier 131-1430.
DmtaJ Av•stant. Jan 'IO,
f\aD. Prr. aper R.D A.
prdWftd., Salary open
El Toro II» t 130
DENTAL
2 ellpaaded ruoct1on
hygienists nttdt>d for
penodoot&J office I on
Tueaday I oo
Tbunday/F'raday HB
84Ul631
t'llp.
FOTOMAT
Dltlft.THRU
O>un&tt sales positions.
fleuble bn Appty 1.11
ptt'!!OO 17th St • Oran1e
Ave. CM ----
re~ SJ 10 Hr C:all Dent.al auutanl Come
FREIGHT Exley f:•·
prelS IS looluag for
o wner /operators to
IU'Vlce the Northwest
Cootact Roger Penman
~5'7~ ~l.62 JOtn our team. Good -------working cood F T .
COUMTH HSJ-Moo Fn 631 1420 Gardener & lite main· 10,M 6AM. W1nrhell ~
Olnw 25J E 17th St
Cli
OE."11' AL ASSLST Fu 11 ~. part lime fOf' 40
tunit 'lio Sats Expand«"d urut apt complex C M
dWes in pleasant II B 642· 1951. 646· 1486
office 847 ~
Dental Assistant Busy
deQa.a.I n!St.on ve practice
needs 1barp t'ft
lb&a111tJc. n:per &sail·
t.aat. Call «31·~.
Dental Offit"t' Mrr do you
relate well w t ~ple
f\.1.11 mouth recoostruc:
Uon praCllce ~ ex·
per t eam member
631-a«W. "48
Desk rlerlt & rroot offlt'l'
betp want.ed 11>e Inn at
L.aau.oa. 211 N Coaat
Hwy.
Aak for Mrs Douebty
GolHSlAL OFACE
Office manacer ror solo
Newport MD ~f re·
cent college araduate,
aper 6 akllla be.lplul,
but aol easeatlal.
900/mO. 40 bn, ll·P'. ~ $f'nd ""wne to
Ad. No. 533, Daily Pilot.
PO Box 1S60, Costa
Mesa. CA 92IS2"f
General •
$356 wtdy CJICll •tHd
Worlt 2 brs daily at
home lSl 78 '°' l hr d.al. ly 1 Free brochure .
Wri te POC. 14922
~Ave . Apt L ,
Tusl.ln. Ca.~
VOLT
•I .. "I .. ,.,"'••. , t t' • • t .
•
Pfl• ti' aNoca for ,Qllllta lllln~S. --.-~---.-.--Peuonnel, 11 lmnl.
~ llkt'1. Muat be am-1 • ~ peopt..
•ESCOITS• lllll-°'*'·
,_,,..." .. ~l'frnd ~
•661-0729• IBM~ct.pen
~/lJH·lfJ , I MOnl.. ll&Alm, full 01 deot, make m~re
-• &nl • S*'\.Um • m o n • y : u a • o u r Pit•. room. up to eu. equ1pm't on time
• •10 4 r.harina bu£a Heply tn ...=:;.;;.:.;:=.;~;;;....~;.._--Nurwe9 A.Ada~ lor )'OW' own b&DdwnUn1: ~ Ill• Deeded few day alUI\ &a coovale.ccml Adt5211 c/o The D•tly coova ... ceol ho.f'l•l ho1p1u1. Prerer ~:a Pilot, PO Box 1560,
X I a l b • a • ' l ' pento~. 11IQt bneht~ Col5t.a Maa, CaUI. ~
w/laaurance • touo· w/lnsurance ~ 1nce u
th•. Apply Beverly tlvc. Appl) BHerly ICl'T/lm9Q C•
MalaOJ', 140 Victoria, Manor. 340 Victoria , In btay Quropr-ac.-t1c of
aa.ta 11... a.ta Mesa fice Exper ~ front ofc
ERSON appearance req Must HOUSE P ORGANIST love """'pie 10 key by N..-1 full-tune lo do ..--mark&lna. erraodAI, ur Pc..1l1un Jan 1980 for t o u c b t ' u 11 l 1 me
care. chauffenna. etc Laauna BeaC'h rhurt•b IS47 8272
for busy Npt. Och ... ;x"c l2 rankOt wick~. pipe or R E A L E S T A T E a, hi& family Good pay gan •grec .. or pre v SALESMAN WANTED ~ belle. 714·759-1515 ask ·ex Pe r e 11 p el' l e d F.ARN UP TO 1.5% COM rorea~ A. I Rehearsal T~ur.; evei; & MJSSION NET l ·Can 1 &t'rv1ce Sunday Ill ---------1 IOAM Sulury nego Call earn from $SOK to SlOOK the t·hurc h otrice al annually. 2·Flnd out why N)US'ralAL
Reci*r today ror local
1.emporary a.ulgnmenls
557-0045
Cf\-Lll\:
lfWOltAtV PWSC>tlNfl SflMCIS
3723 llrch Strfft
..._wportleoch
lmulaUon ln1taller for
UUon lmalalJOO Co Ex
perience p~rerred. Call
GILLCO INSULATION, -..m
lnterior Designer, ex
per'd -with some follow
m&. tremendous oppty
~. I
Newport lnlencm;
675.a420
Janitorial/Part time
eves. Moo. Fra , 3-4hr:s/
494-8001 ror apphealion new lie earn big $$$
& appt for aud1l1on here Come talk with
w mu.:.1(· <·omm1ttee them. 3-0ur produe
Painter·., HelJ)t!r
prof ex per rt•<!' 11,
848 9984
some
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adult:. wnh out.:.landm R.
allral·l1vc pcrsonahlles
~ho CllJOY ~orkmg With
t /1nexpen s 1 v e
land/budget terms 4
Pre set appts. galore s. Find out why • we ve
got lhc best lhtnR KO
mg" N B arf'a Ask ror
Mr lloward 955 3402
H.ea.I ~late
UC&ISIO
UHUCEHSED
lods Over 21 Start al Will lra1n Best com
S3 SO per hour Phone lllll>S1on i.pht m the In·
64 2 43 21 . F. x l 2 s o dustry 101:.>. to top pro
Bf..7WE fo:N 1 5 PM ducers For 1olerv1ew
Ask few ~a call Bill al Redhill Real
t;qual Opportumty ty. Lido oHtce, 673 7300
Fmployt·r _ _ Real Estate
l'art t1m.: pos1l1on for
m a l u r 1• w u m u n l o
up eral ~ cng ru v 1ng
m1H•h1nl' Will train
~78412 n ight , H .B urea ·
960-2800 Part-lime drug ele rk Af·
lcrnoons S:t ou hr
Wanted, unlicensed <we
wiU lram 1. new or ex.
per licensees for new
expanding. uc.'l1ve Irvine
ofrtce. Clill mana~er .
Redh11J Realty for WD·
fidenlial inte rview.
~l-6611
JIWB.lY WAXER : 642 4l!W RECEPTIONIST Exper. only. Steady PartTune
----
wort. Top wa1ea. Fr· Recepllonisl/Typist. TYPIST
lap bme. Xblt. worldo1 Wlmdl & some wkdya u Exp'd., busy phones, Iota
c:cndl. Tl4-t7IM12t ueed ed. $4. so b r. o( typing. Invoices, or·
SALDiPERSON
1V STEREO DEPT
E.xpr pref Over 21
Muat be able to work
eve&& Suodaya Apply 1n
penoo
Kerm Rtma
Maenavox ~pt
2668 Harbor 81, CM
SALISPEISOM
ror Designer J e welry SaJoo NB. Exper FIT
lmmed . 673 4734 or s:u.-n.
SALES Part time sales
pe~ Must be nexlble
& re:;pon.s1ble $3 25/hr
plus commu1111ons
HUD D L.fo:
So Cot.Isl Village
SSS-7770
SALES PERSONS
Personality pl~ adults
l o work ~1th Jnd
motivate kid!> 0 Hr :it
In Laguna. <..:a p1i.lrJno
Sl&n Clemente area!>
PART TIME
EVENINGS
PHONE:
6'2·4321 or 494 9466
Exl 250. Between
I 5PM
Ask For Andrea
SALES
Respons ible person
wanted for sales & light· lna fixture showroom,
will tram.
Wood L1ghUng
54tr2901
Sales
UTAILQ.BIC
For a new at.ore openlog
m Flllhlon laland, Npl.
Bcb. Call n4-780-1225 for
~ den quotes, so+ wpm. ...., t ·-~~~~~~-tTop ulary ~ beoefiu.1_ ............... , ci L L 0 A T A PASTE-UP & trvme F\Jm Mfr Call
appt. lnterriew.
OVERLOAD PRO~E"' ......... ~ ~D S40-88llM. FORTEMPORARY ~ ,...,
KEYPUNCH CRT JOBS wrth al least 1 year eit· Restaurant.
851-tOll perientt. pr,.ferably Day He.Ip, full or part ___ ..;..;... _____ , newspaper Excellent UJ:ne. apply llonday tbru ---------i company beneflU. Apply Fr l day, 2 pm· 5 pm UYPUNCH
DATAIMftY
between 9AM-8P M, llcDcl\ald:I 20362 Beach Mon-Fri. Blvd, H.B
OP9ATC»a .
lBK 3741 Operatoc ror a
well establlabed ai 1row· iDI Oran&e Oounty c<>r
poratlon. Excellent
benefli. ~ workinl con·
ditiooa. Minimum six
montba keypun ch ex
ORANGE COAST Restaurant
DAILY rlLOT COOICS & IUYOYS
642·5682 Fu.1U,P/T. l06Ma10.
330 W. Bay Sl Balboa Penninsula.
Costa Mesa 675-7580 F,qual Opportunity
F.mployt-r
perleoce required on PEflSOMHEL
IBM 174113742. Pay will COUMSaOR
commensurate with <'II our a ~e n cy nee d s
perience. Apply in bnghl, uutgo1ng per.on
penon, Moo thru Fri lo tram m c·ounsehnR
8am-5pm • Will also h11ndl1• rN:ep·
JOLLY ROG.ER IMC 1100 duties Ca ll Rita,
1700 Gillette 54(~005S Coastal Person
Irvine. S46--0331 I nel Agency, 2790 Harbor,
EqaaJ Oppor Employer C M Never a (ef'
uquoaa.•• FuJ1 Ume
Plaza Verde Liquor
549-1422
MACHINE SHOP
TRAINEE -Swiss
Automatics. No exper
nee. In Laauna Niguel.
831·9331
IFYOU
have a aervice to otteT 01' 10QC111 to Mil. place an ad
ln lbe Dally Pilot
a-Wed SeeUon • • .
Pbooe 8'2-1171. SALES • CASHIERS
BUILDERS EM ·
POIUUM, a d.lvlallOll ol
1be Wicba CotporaUon.
bu immed•at. oom.LnP roe CUblen ancl a.ia PalODD8L Both fuU and =~.tartf: wa1e and eompany teems.
BUlfDERS
EMPORIUM .... ,.It.
c:.M ...... CA
Creativity and a11re11lvene11 can
make position a St00,000 per fear oppor unlty w i th no ca p t a l
anvett.ment.
t:XECUTtVE
SECRETARY
trv10e-baaed developer
baa opening ror
9eCretary to the pres1
dmt o( a growing firm
Conatruction back
aromd. good lypi.ng &
SH 1k1lls necessary
Salary commenusrate
w ex per Ca JI Mrs
fltzputnck 5'0-2951
SECRETARY
Adnurustrabve assl!llaot
t.o I.be Pres. Manufltc·
lW'M' mens toiletnes ro
Need highly orgamxed
person w /exceptional
sktlls. Shorthand 100 +.
typing 80 +. Salary
S15.000 to Sl8,000 pe r
mon dependm& on back
g round Res um e to
contact : Ron
StWPtMG UCllVIMG
We need e11per 'd ,
eiwreeuc pen>00 for our
sblppi.n& dept. perma
nent poeruoo, &ood pay
Noo amoker Apply 1n
person 0 81 l304 A
1..ogi.i.n,C M
SHIPl'JNG It
Rl!:CEIVING lnven
tocy control Mature &
pleaaant person ror
1omall para warehoUSt'
m Irvine Mt>chao1cal
abtlily helpCuJ ~2
SHOE REPAIR MAN
F'itt.ang Work Part lime
CM. 646-7735
Shutter Shop. needs ex
per shutter fubncalor
Pay negotiable Call for
appt 714842 8931
Waah • dlt.all .-non .. 8er¥tcl Mana1er Jotml0n6Soo _.Harbor Blvd •• Cll ~ Penlan maJ•
•llvtr kllltn, 1100.
i.. .. _. ...... _.--i ~M'r.:.;_·SKI~~~~'
WOllll OYaSIAS
Make more money ~ abrwd Nlard· a.. d your •••· MS or preatot poaltton. All
lfl* ol workers urcent· b' r-. ... Nd. For det.alla.
M'Od a •lamped. self·
tddnMed envelope to:
F.ww9• ;ta.-..t
Serf lc:et
701 Wuhiniloo Street
Dept 5032
IMfalo. New Yortl 1'205
X RAV TECH · Pa.rt-time ~o .11_ttoo avail
RadJdo&JSt olfice. Must
be CRT CaU 644-1775 __
v out.b Counselors
Part Time even1011
<M1QU11 adulu wort.illg
w1tb youth. Over 21
Own trao1porlal100
13..SO hr. llalt. 6-9PM
CALL ANDREA
eG-ml. ext 250. l·SPll
E.O E
.. 1040 .......................
KE!SHOND Pups. AKC.
Ownp atr.. M/P. Pet A:
eho w . Pvt pty .
2l.lM187· ~aft 8 pm.
Chibuahuaa, Boa tone,
Poem, Pdle. Yorttit, T·
cup Poodle. Sblbllu.
5n·50'l7
German Shepherd pups,
AKC, I week& old
83M308
AKC rec Ca.tm Terrier
Fem. Imo• o ld All
lhct.I. Colt IZ20. W1U 1ell
WS-080 831-0429 -
West Hl&blaod Terner.
M . l8 mos c hamp
hnes. make orrer
9M-2HO&ft 8
,. ... cw•••• ....... w.
KUMDR1:D1 or rn:.11s
•Btdtoom Seta •DlntD.s BoOm Tabla.
Cball'I • Ratebell
•Uvt.nt Room Sultel. Rocien.Cbaln
AUSt11-
•~Uan~ •MANY LIKE NEW• lJOO So. Clementine St
Anaheim (Behind
Grand Hotel>
TEL. · 714ml-32M AUd.loneer D. Sldden
Wbm new. S120 Standard
aue crib $70. JochMies
bumper pad, z ma llre11o
coven ~ I 11>eeta. All aiJOd cood. 673-3534.
4 Tall barstools, "-to Yo. 1045 s:IO a · yellow qwlt.ed
•••••••••••••••• ••••••• couch SSO 675·5786
3 yr ~ayt!d lruih Set ---ter tovmg home 8' Rust Plaid sora. $125. lll~l W/Sm child re~ OAK corree tbl 2 end
964-147 4 tbls 1275. 968-7141!._ -
Mai ..,_..,. G-~le kitty rat Kmg 111ze bed w1rrame . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rey e I S75 -9 IOOS Adonlble ~ very ova -·..-. ble 551 5098 673-3534 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
Labrador Puppy Approx Double drn11er w /mirror
I yr. rem Needs gd good cond S70 Jr bt•d
h 0 m e . I 0 ,. e s also good C'ond $20
klds/tramed 641-8965 646-4654
Garage Sale 1055
Punco Ltd PO Box 1---------1 188Z3. Irv 9Z71.3
PU&IC AUCTIOH
MANY ITEMS OF FINE
ESTATE JEWELRY.
ART OBJECTS. AN ·
T I QUES , FINE
FU RNITURE . ETC
PHONE FOR INFO ~
BROCHURE 645--2200
RABBITS 2 nw Lure, lov
mg . .tdorabh.• rabbits
Male & remalt: i.lenle
B--4834
••••....•.......•••.••.
Supt'r Garager'
St."<'retary for hoal dt:
s11(Jler Must ha'" boat
1ng t'XP . krwwlt.'lige of
Spanub helpful Salu>
negolJable 714 892 ~
Stock
J.C. r&IHEY 'S
24 Foshioft I Mand
llal> 1mmed10Ale full lime
operungs for
STOQ( CLYK
MARKING UHE
----Exc t-lle nt r ompan)
Secretary bendits Apply m perb<HI
EXEC SECRETARY Monday lhru Friday .
Needed immed1.ilely equ1tl o ppurlun1l y
W~lNSTER
ABBEY
ANI1QUE MALI,
llO ~of fa.ne anltque
rinuture & treai;ur<tble
11..ems Closed Tues
Daily hn 106
Mon & Fri 10 9
U751 West.mlJlSt.er A"e
G G 5!>4~103
AfghKn blk mask sh r 1''.
young T1J .adult h•Jme
~7 9J!'r1 or 751 ~
Blk & tan \t Uo h y,
1'2yr~ ob t r. otrfL·c ,
~7 9926 ~7 9Jll7
St>e Dame a Line Sal
AM 206 Emerald, Bal
Isl C~sh only '
FR.I SAT Nov 23 24 lU
AM I.Al 4 PM 13 Gun
nlWn lUn1v Prkl In
Misc rum. household
items clOlhtn_!C etc:_ __
HUGE SALE
Prefer age 30-40 Non employer
smoker. Word process -~~~·-------1 ____ -----llomeless beaut apnC'ol
dlh male cal Jy r ex
tremely gentk> & ilffec
t100.tle Mo r e 1nro.
548-1.305
Dul set. otrc de$k, Jenny
Lind cnb.t.oys " clotbei.. 2 RJd chn, workbench.
rarseat, much mo re
5tl9-477S, Sat·Sun 94 3l
Deer Creek. I rva.ne
ing experience pre STUDENT-maintai n
rerred. Inves tment boob & compile <bla
banking organizalloo Somt! basic ac<.'tg man
Great locatio n in <Jal.Ory 97~8S33Jtm dy11.
Newport Beach. Present 673-1510 evf;lt
staH of eleven SS SO -
hourly. Call 67~. SUPERVISOK
JANITORIAL Men or
women. Cull time, c ar SECRETARY
fwnlsbed
A.rclUtedural off6ce Exper preferred. <.:11 II
r'eq•lrea accMrate :.asso for uppl Mon 2:.!!t with •aried . --..... , g NCep-TaiJor; man or woman to
offl tab charee of alterauon "-worts. frOllt u dept. Salary + com · :Iii c• ......... o=~~wport
Wnt. L. Pen:ira Asaoc.
llacArtbur Slvd at Pord c.orona del llar
(714 )14' 0620 EOE
SICllTAIY
No lhlrtbaDd nee 4 or s
days /week. Special
hours can be arranKed
Must have xlot skills
752-0234.
Talmted Youn& ma o to
lraln for pS'fflllOD ID
alrumenl repe1r Cno
dedromcs > Must be re
liatXe, have manual dex
tenty "excellent vwon
Long lra101ng penod
Only aenously mleresl.ed
need apply Call for m
t.ervaew appt bel ween
7 9AM only !>46-0606
Walnut Burl Armoire .
vanaty. chesl l''ormal
Walnut lO·pc din set
642-7347 ---
Fw••·· 8050 .....................•.
CASH PAID
for gd used rum. anti
--- - - -• ques & cir TV's 957-8133
Att.tia.Ladiet
32 clap,..
Chri1._s
*ANTIQUES*
~···•D..a.r Opens to
The Public
Tbl.a Weekeod
Sat•Swi
8,000 aq ft ol unuwal •
de corative oa k ,
mahncmu •walnut an-tique a . A II Prices
wbo&esale.
YOU CAN'T LOSE ., ..........
JIUCl"odd;y Way SA
540-2911 ·------.,,.. Cft 1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CA.SH PAID
Wsbr t dry rs / Refr1 gs.
~ or not 957-81.33
WANTED By pnv. pn)
late model wasber/dryr
548-911 l
MOOR HOME
a.DSE-OUT SAU
Decorator furniture It
accaaonea Cedar Glen
Townhomes. 25M Elden
Ave, eo.ta Ilea 11 t.o I
da&ly.~
New rlothe8, all sizes, no
crowd!!, easy parking.
shop now Sal & Sun
10 4 19722 Quiet Bay
Lane, H 8. ~-_
lloVUl& Fri, Sat. Sun Kc u bd, dnr 1l. twn bd. aaole bantoola, cor
(ft tbf, TV. oaU. orr.
dlk, elec blkt.a, 1"hr· _
dryer. hsb.ld itema. box SAca.IRCE Wllty trader. etc., etc
Campa11ner style br Zl7I Cornell Dr .. Cll. set ; n11bt stand, SC-Of75.
chmer. cube w/abelves, ---------
tWlll bed. Good coodl MOVING SA.LE. PH/Sat
boll! $180 or beat offer. ..J at 3"2 Hamilton,
Call 17$-29lt Irvine. ICulverdale )
~ Sola • Loveaeat,
earthtooes 12~5 . 2S "
c.ob" TV coosolt' 1195. &
co6or poC1 1'V. wood col
fee end lbl !i
Wesuru.oster ~903
TWIH IB> SSO
77> 1173 after 4
Brds, bdrm a«, clot.bes.
antiques. many small
Mfm -----
Aolaques. household
items. I day ooly Sun
tOam ., Must Sell 1975
Port Dunle1gb Cir Npl
8ch
Sola & Chair matC'ht'd, '---------Naugahyde. good l'Ond Lots of Goodies Furn,
SlOO Both 646 2285 rollect1bles. dis hes
F.ve:s clothes. and toys Sal &
Sun II lo 5 978 Rosemary Magil drop tear dm tbl Pl c M &46-5219
wtleaves. 6 upbol ch rs & 1--------· mats S500 Magh hull·h
secretary MSO Ra ltan
C'OU l h & 2 C'hr
w ICW!hloo.9 Sl.50 1)4() 020M
Refrig , $175. Grund11-!
Uipe recorder, $30. Ne~
78xl5 ure S2.S Cbesl or
dawer\. S5 Girls 3spd
bike S20 Beveled m1r
ror. 28x.2S'". $10 AM /Jo'M
<>pt'aker SS Lawn
mow('r . SI S Skis &
more S4R :rt65
t
our famous
DIME-A-LINES
r I.Ota o1 be.b1 tlot!Wa MONO phoDo •·AM· JOLDINO '*-l tam ACUUX cluntr DRYER.aaa&Ddelitc· TWO V•IVtt OC· lOt·tlO. HtdOrom fl'M conaot. pbono bed •· a.ow diaW eanallter flJ Meul trle, '3S eaeb. DI•· eHloUal ekaln as
.a.a roU of rowa baby 1troller tzo . AO. AM cWk rlldJo •· Botton cbaJr 110. ltln1 tile beci frame b•Hber, portable tBcN. VtlVet & · ...... Conwr Ottplate SI& 14 J belvy duty ktia Ct'U 56. MUM>. 110. Twlft wood JI;:. a.ad bWMo, • tacb. ,,...... • mWNn8 I ,. .. J K -at" 1.. .. 1 • 1 • • 'nd .._. t.ra-• Rotory power roower .. •oota tu. Hrt .J ~~• '5!ntat a ... "" "'tea tr • " rOtJR blue aatl• ""' _, ...,. ' -_.._._. •-Utr•-••"-..11~ -N • llDllir Tel-"'-• amplifier .. Bab" car bed car -· c.•~•nC atovt _,. • ...----. ubln t n1alh1H· .. .,...,,.. cs U• chaln llUO Hat"• Slt·SS. ~aby a.nd hood, Ukt oew, amaU f.U Wft ault lnLxmNn'inn ST IO • r ta. ""' • zutcxDocton r., eacb. SnlaU sold leaf wbl•--~ .......... ~. as. ~ w. 20tb It., Jll. Or<pe• '2·'20.
WtSlbt btncb U :~"~5iol:C. Apt,D, .eG-?llt. nd table IQ. Coif• •zo':9Ji;~di~; CM. Off Placentia C1otbl21c•Dr•pe
8arlitll plato1 l:tc Meu .,_ 12 B~ TWO bar ttoola, table. Small paint· double mattl"UI $22. Ave. tcd febric r•rdaae
pound, lHO Yoho bedl PS s.iooit.b "1rou1ht Iron. UI. ed dou •· Chest of Double frame a 2 LAROE -ramlc _ ~ f&n!·
115
o .. ~r1 hood, d ck lld and llO··-· ~aodtlltr 17;.71:12 d r •we r • S 1 0 . be t o1 5 dr en as """ ..-. -»-• , ..... .,._ bumptt uu ••ch. ....,, .. & Upb-•-~ w"t•rn c 1 aw colt '40 Hll SU. lam'' ..., •... 5. a apee d Rtar fender ain4 Uree ~I$ Dilhwuhlr •-· TWO w .. clalet. doors UlltWRU ... • • c b · C b e 1 t 0 1 Medium ceramic pot blk .,:" Cbftttmu
with Wbee ... eacb. StovtJ». Raaiowlt.b wltbfrackl 110, Kll2na1o h!adb,oardt drawen. wood color coat '18 nil 17. d e'c c;'; at Ion 1
19'7 1"ordtroot bood Sal. All work. Wooden. cloth, •nd 1toveia~ti'dir.eb~e ::!0';:o~·~"!'i:~ 87S·'18S2. ' lOC·SUO. um .noo
bum11tt. suard atm AaUdue •ldtboard ll•u frame room wttb lamp•· Walnut Car-t , .......... r •c. tN•Rcoa. aet •1". Pl., SA. f.lilN'285. and 1 In wb.ttl S15. P5 Wood Item SUlO. divider S2ll> Electric 8 Ute dlnint fl.xture ..--.. --• • • ~
A.tr foll IU 4 barNI Co1r1plete Ht 1olf huter SlO Bultell S2(1, Pleturea Sl·S213, Coucb $1.5. TVi. u la, Hand carriJll wooden ARTS. made al male
veto t.aclt p . J:ul~ lclubl Q). Car rack lOc. Wooden bowl• En• me I tr a Y • $$-$10. Twto bed 118 dl1play caae with 1tr11111i unusual.
Corvalr tinted •·~St, 8aota lOC.~. .., -Old Dtnnetle table 4 1la11 lop blnttd abloluu1y beautiful Oiuunbood,Ttopt, windabltld au. Ana Hel1bt1. Sal :,:'·~~u:nsic::. chalnSlS. Lampa drawers $25 onlarpfrsme,put
C M4 »17! only TWO kit h 0 ba 13-11. Twt.n mattress Milcbell. Penn flab· buy at sz:s each Also ,.., r • , uree. . c • r Pltcbera S2 50·'5 II Baby a-'n1 •• in I r ..... I 1 a .. d oil al .. _ a.tat ... au ,.. m Hclt ~· BOATS. 2 pair lid.let atooll. yello~ and Electric popcorn . -... 27 -... ... .. mall)' p Duul•. U Clllldr o cloth TENNIS racketa. new, leather boot.I. black wblte. t3S 873-1152 $2.SO Wo.tne Iron 12 se_., or 97'2· 57 cuatom polN, tome larte tile as each. ·ta Cames toya NEW f'arberwa re over IUed. worth taO. and brown, able 71,Aali Pan 1 soc U SO OLD Lido Ille dock never I.Died, Sl~S25. S4l-OI08
c1rapt9, l nt 'arffn· 1h11kabob unn SlS. sell SI each. Used SU eacb. Modern P 0 R T A1 .. e L E Puraa 12·'4 CryataJ bench with stonae SH1°! P8la~en.cb3 18~~1· TW--0-U-m-.ted--cou-pon--s odd "bairw • ~ -11 tt.1·2* ~ .. •9 !l._.IOc euch . dresser. Silo, all typewnter taenew, candle holdera •ts S25 Co t st le J " .. '" .. .,-1 ...,.. ood -" .... _ al S m 1 t h • Co r on a • · un ry Y 1rtnder S20 *-a12 '30 each Pachinko ,.,oodlouvredoonS15 LAROE aelecuon of · w ....... n•vmet S7J.Tt52 pair Ivy c hina stereo cabinet 130 _ . mactune wtth lllhls
e a ch Se w I n I auorted •la11wue BEDSl'REAU, twin. bed frames, fUll or coaaten, 8, SI e.ch Scallop-ed&ed maph.• TIM E·Ufe books 13 perfect condiUon, $1S: machine. worluna, 15-$35 SUYtt ptece1 Uke new, $10 M'ualc twin, SlO each. Queen REF RIG ER ATOR Toys. old Tonka truck book r 11 e s 15 3 Quality picture rrame 5-46-0053
122 Old bl•ck pun chbowl •eti Jt:welry bOx 18 Patio 111e revemble com· S35 . Schwmn lO·bpeed SS. car 12 Wooden wooden foot tocken mouldlng ss per -------
tel•phone 120. SS·SSS v ... SS"s:JS lllder. Sood condl· forter. med blue, 27 " SlO bicycle waaonwilhbloclut2 18 udl Set antique length Elertrac TELEPHONE. push 8roller·roU115ir1e SS. 3002 eou eAve Cr. lion, as 2 picturn, floraldesip,$35.An· frame plub part1 Clothlna SOc SS golflcubel7 Anllque rotauene $30. Green button, szo. Water
Lar1e mirror SJO. Baker ~l ~arly American t11ue mirror $35 50c 13. 26" 10.speed Kitchen ware S0c·l2 sewing box S4 Pot corduory 3 piece Plk 1bower head,
Ntwahutt.enforwin· lypu, UO earb . Tape recorder S35. AMFOl 8'29915 2972 Jacaranda Ave. ltr)' pieces $2 $5 mens s uit SJO chrome with exten.
dowa 15. 7111 Knox St .. FORD hubcapa. 4 Ma 1764 New three piece Meu Verde Area., Glassware 25c $7 Coleman ice· chest t Ion, tu. Oater COFFl!!E Table '25, CM.~. chrome, nice. S7SO. • black patten leather HOND ~engine. CM.92PMSatonly. Artist easels S2 $35. Blue.ace cheat oran1e juicer SS.
8'5·9101. AfterUAM.~. ClllLDRENS pipe lu11a11e 118·115-$10. ~ompletefl5· Hond~ SALAD mailer , Var1ou:aau.esp1cture szo. Hanaina lamps O.E. heatlnepadts.
1958 Ford truck frame swlna set, Alll1atormens1boes, frames 25c·llS 110.Chest.ofdrawera Hair dryer table BO WLINO b •111 apeedometer and II· TOM Jnd 'Jerry bowl brae. $10. Terrific 1l1e 7D. 135. Three rear wheel S l O • MouliDes, 6 year old Framed p1cturea 120 2120 Alter Pl., model wltb nails 15-SlO. Adjustable niUon 15 for both. '56 with 12 eus» wttb aold b I F ldln lod law boolts $8 each Quudralleic speaken with meat 1rtnder, eollctub•·~~· FordtruckdoonaSlO letlerln1. llke new, dr:!a..'!teso•~~ach: Custom glold and $20each.9e().7'3'7 sll1htly uaed, ex· Sl·SS . Radio 12 . between zrst and manicure $10. All
cup1 lOC each. "uaan each. '56 Ford truck '20. Navy pea jacket. One :u loa"set for white drapes. three cellent coodltion, J2:$ Typewriter $3. White 22nd Street. off Santa perfect condition !,each. Limp tables Master cylinder SlS. larae, never worn, fa r e•ri. I ace S 2 o. panels each 8x8, S3S VW windshaPld SIS : 842·21112 bnck VlJlyl floor tile An a a o d Li I a c . CM.~.
-lS. Lams» 12-ttO. ·~Ford truck beater $15. 844-1787. 54e.ae6i. each. King llize elec· Ghia l2V wipermotor 9dln 115 Grau mat 5481546 DRILL preu. "2i n
Headboard 15. B&W SS. '58 Ford truck tric blanket. gold. a 15 emb 1 Y S 2 0 SINGLE antJque brau ~~01 S:h~."8 bsu~ BltEAKf'~l set. m.r chuck 4 11peed wtlh
TV S25. 233 Colla steering box Sl5. ·59 BUNK beds S20 each GREE"' swivel 135. Two small wall 960·7437 headboflrdS20 Glau Curtains and.fabric.: plP table .ind 4 motor, US . 3712
MeHSt.538-t030 Ford left front fender :::1a·,Gl::!~°':J1!et2 rocker, good rond1 cabinets "'al nut. Bl.ECK Decker 18 ~o~~hec\c:~ ~~Y ZSc·SS Sofa pillows ehalrs.135 Dresser 4 Channel Pl . NB.
$15 8ft flouroacent Coffee and end table lion. 135 6449808 115·$35 Standing elertrae lawnmov.er. t'ramed Mextcan 50c each Blark and drawpn. S30 Double 875-0974
PORTABLE TVa, re· llaht bulbs $3 each. ..,0 Cloth II wood cabinet. size almost brand ne"". Decker paint spr;;)er bed and frllme 125 ------di•'-.... bl .. d '56 Chevy truck -set ea. a THREE turquo11e 22x42x38in, ... c Old •u ....,._,.. pa1ntm1s S2S each p I·"' HIDE·A·BED $20 coo ..__. aca •n Und $10 sizes. 25c·l2. 1986 Ma· Bride,m111ds eown1 _,, ~ .....,.....,.... f"ramed Fnoc:h pam· S20 :"\B 67~. irture h1ng room. Rerrigprator $35. white. zenith 19ln ma1ter cy er . pie Ave .• Costa Mesa SlO each 2 Strolee dock shippuig dolly, line• 135 eacb 3 teak S8 White l\un-1cant'
with emote control 548·8109 JUmperwalkers. one metal wheels 135 STROLEE Stroller end ta.b&es . 15 each CEDAR Je~lry box lamps 2. Siii 20ln ran. Canopy bed 135. FM·
$35, liln Packard HOSIERY al KEN MORE washer Jl SlO one at 12 Wood windows. slzP two seater with a 2 ~ak end tables SlO S7 11110 Fore a g n , I , rt r 1 r . S 2 o AM table radio SS Bella $25-$30, lhn Ad· or natur and dryer, work 48x72, 8 p1eees glass. front att.achment that each. Pa.anl_,. ltala.an Bayonet Sl7 Larae ~tac ra/J\e . Pueblo. LCD watch 11 O. mlral 135. over 300 rood, small boxea. aood, $25 uch Call While wooden cradle 135 each 2 door 30tn makes tl a bed ror a ""' U.5 Dashes 25c SS Gl~ 17 a bottle paperback books 25c vending machines. 499.2312, ask for SS Babyclothes nl'w SIS each 64.5-4832. new born. 125, U · ubtrays SS each AC panel meters. Appll.inrl's SS S3S 645.9701. Larry or each. Cub only. 2'20 Sacrifice 125 or less Delores and used 25c·SS Baby eel lent condition . Walnut tablt' Lichter new, S6 Deep sea 731 5013 Karolyn
Saratota Way CM Mun sell 974-0274 or aw an 10 mat a" SS HEAD skas w Ith Solid chllds table and S4 C11b only Sat. Pfluger ~I. pole S20 -------
S40-2704 · · 549·2853 ELECTRIC broom, Stroltt3anll'ama&e Salomon b1nd1n&s stoolllSl06'2·Sl07 and Sun !OJ 208 Large tackle box BRASS rareplare TOYS Malet elec·
like new. $8 B&W SU A!.,Orted toys and poles 023CM 135 Emerald, Balboa items Sl2 ~w solder arreen 115 Redurma tronic baseball came VW Super Beetle muf· UNJTEU Airlanl: ~
fler complete SlO. rare couporu;, 2, 125
Two Fiat bobcaps S5 each. Stngle matlresfl
each. 300 paperbark and •bedsprings S20
book• 2Sc eMrh. Cai.h HJ3 3~ __ _
TV, plays iood. $25 25c Sl 648 3570 673·7852 G O L O p I ate d Island iron Mlh holder f7 mac h 1 n c. b ,. I l Sj2 Large Entex
Canuter vacuum -m1nlaturl' Busuns l71n cycle tare. dart'<' \ ibrall'r Slll Surf elt•rtronac basPball complete SlJ Artl•r SUEDE coal . ex TOYS SOr·SlO Bakes Whistle pendanls, CORVAIR parb body t1onalltcbUSl2 Hub b<Jard ~ \1ana b1kl-gamt'S15 ~1atelelec
10 .JOAM 646152.'i relll·nt rond1t1on. $250 SZO·SJO Furniture 22K , ideal Chnstmai. and cn&ine. SS·S2S ~r mallard cit'<'O} S4 nrt·d' motor S20 4'.t'J tronlr buketbilll
only. 242il SaratoR:i
Way , CX 540 2704 MAXWELL l D 35·00 CLOTIU:-:G :!!ic Sa o.~ 7an re<'b $3 Cilch To~b t rom Sc Old Jig
<,Ill late. 631·9273 SJw Sfi Books 15c
nc>~. ~Tan suede SR $20 Sut tOAM ~Ort ror ~iuhng and Thrc>c Wht'el bike Plumbers benrh \ltr-ll;;mtlltin C~t i.:amc SIO All likl'
i.k1rt '111• 12 , S8 J PM only 1098 boatinR t•nthusaasts Pilrt'i SS S2 :> \\\ SlO Vactor 11ubddd S4Mll.'ill nt'v. l'f'l 't· lciilh••r 1n:1 ill.'l~ Tu I a rt'. C:\1 Mesa s15 each 640 H234 ' • n£inc• 'land ~nch maclwl<' 125 Slckh.., s •H' c ,. r b a 1 1 s ~
WOMENS clothing, o N i:: • I'' r 1 c e
huge assortment girls American ine coupon
sizes. 8, 10, 12. 14. $35. farm . C abh
womens sizes 8 and 642·2994.
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24 9AM·3PM at 4 Get GREEN cash
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J.ariw tree ~aw $2.
1930 f'h .. etrit· clurk
SIO 1-:nd table SS
Handmade
Christmas ornomt•nts
$2.50·$7 Driftwood
25c Sl. S2709
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ARS'I HAL"T tree wall drums with metal Kl1'G SW.' d1e>t rutfl · !lll8 OUJ I Sat and j . ----1 A \1 Y J llY!--1' ring 7 PROVl,CIAL DESI\ h.u~gin..i C'arth tones, lads, 36x22in diameter whale eylet. new, ~ Sun ,tom·' v.1lh fl cullun'<i S25 ~latrhang chair 42x:!Gan. Sil 673·7852. $6 each. 673 7852 cash 00·2994 OECORATl\'E plasur j pearl!> worth SJ2S. ~ 540_-424_9 __ _
Sell wtth EASE• ELECTRIC add In• ,, price Ampriran paals 2 gal size. S2 50 m u 5 t s c• I I S 3 5 MENS ski boots, slit>
It'a aBREEZE WANTACl'ION? machlne, 10 key, 125., Aar!J.M5 Coupon S3S dozen TablP, 40x44.l Mahogany rock~r 12 walh earner Sl5.
Cauined A&I M2·S678 Oallllfed Ada 8'2-51711 6'2·2994. 844· 7SZ4 or M2 9750 $20 ~UIO · 548-2J42 S3S ~ 548-3814.
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table. $325.
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youth bed, Admiral 19"
color TV, Solid state
stereo 8 trlt &i record
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JAGUARS •/leather bamboo lotr 7800 Westminater Ave.
XJet.., XJ12La Ma1nlflcenl. $28.900. lo Westminster
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7800Westmimter Ave.
in Weatm.imter
.. 7551 S3B-78llO
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xtra1, 11.LDdeck. $9500. im f>eulot 103 Moped. -••••••••••••••••••••• 77 lJOI
556-9049 Uke new·under 200ma. '77 Cherokee Cb1ef. A1*omatic, sunroof, AM·
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mander t w 283 Chris ~°:i~CS/ Neve~ run ~ff-road, 77 lZOi
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283 Chrll enp •/tear ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUYIU IMW cuaette. sunroof. air,
boxea., :=-200 ra. 71 Bultaco 250cc l500. '74 Toyota Landcruiser' PA VS TOP DOLLAR blue (2llOSX.E >
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mny xt.ra parta SS.000 for Yamaha 125-R $260 Excel. llS-l 171 stereo casaette, whtte.
fast sell. 984-1474 Cond. 892-39U '7S Jimmy, k>aded, IBSOO sunrool, <&IBVAX>
-Muat sell. Days 549-9913. WANTED! 71 l20i 'It Ualflite 34'. FG, FB, '78 Honda 7~. blk , lo EWlll/Wknds 831-1~. 4 speed, aunroof, AM ·
nriD 325 Mer Cr F.ngs, ml. S2000/best offer. Late model Toyotas. FM stereo, Phoenix new ln '78. Wlndla11, 8-0&lKl eves. Tndls 9560 Volvos, Pickups Is Vans. orange C8l4TKI)
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became ol losa of 1Up. ~ c'!e:;,,,.200-0 m les. beat.er. (lA.39156SltfS) 4 apeed, air . aunroof,
lllll df• takes. Before -· ...,,._. • All-Fii atereo cuaett.e,
S. 211,,..,...._.. Aft 6 ll Honda Trail 70, 3000 ml. IOI WITHAM Black (OUUJY>
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19 DATSUN
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stereo. alllel radiala, fac
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292!5 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
979-2500
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owner, Make Offer Call
aft 6 or wlmds ~
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1'71MA%DA
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4 cyl.. 5 apeed tram .
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~ belted r.daal tires CSJllVOW ).
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645-5700
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1200 FUTBACI !.:.1 ~ntdialuu::r:
Yellow In color Only (SJ()~~ $24'5
M9w 1979 Sl0.250. Pvt Prty
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debvery' See US befo~ w/bl.k int. Must sell. Any
)'OU buy olr accepted over SSJOO TODAY!!! m._5022 _______ _ •;;z.,
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292.5 Harbor Blvd
OOSTA MESA
979-2500
Rois Royce 9 75 6 .......................
•1 DEALER IN U.S.A.
ROY
CARVER
ROUS-ROYCE
IMIJ•mbortt •WfNW1&..ch '74 MG Midget. new n._ __ _......,..
pa1ot. clutch. ball .
rollbar. xtras. $1995
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ClOSCO WNOAYS
'61 Slher Cloud, clt!)lanl,
wtute. by owner £21.0tJIJ "16 MG Midget ~
Lotrru. Xlnt MPG, ftuns
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AalomaUc. air coo4 .•
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NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 63'~ rn1la <7MJFD > .ftA(ii' MAZDA
72 DATSUN 2ll0 Harbor BL. C.11. 292!5~~~d 1200 flt'JBACK 645-5700 COSTA MESA
S Sooelt. New paint .
tares. upbolstry Rare
edJUOn Best olr '93--4066 M ManA••.... 9740 97S.. 2500 Yellow 10 color . Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7• 69,746 miles. <AWL46& I 75 ....,. _ _.505.,.
SH & DIJVE _._ " u.. 77 MGe
...... 4lt11r. ~RE ... T Scft. red w/bamboo U1 25,000 ma les on this • ~ ,. -tenor A luxunous rar be ut El-c r-...a.41t ••v1 ... G maroon a y. ~·" ·--,... with most opt1oos inc. overdrive. mags, rark,
JEWB.S! leather mt. For the fussy l'leanest one 111 Orange
SANTA ANA buy~~~~oo <». an~a~.,
DATSUN HOr!e~ ~~ =-~:.::::.
D>l E. 17th Street NEWPORT BEACH 7SX> Westrrunatf'r Ave
SanUI Ana SS&-7811 113-0555 in Weetrrunster
i5 2BOZ 2+2, absolutely --------_15_755_1_ 631Vi880 mint, 4 spd, air, mags. •Ml% 71
450SLC
"72 MGB Convert Xlnt
rond Pvt party
'76 SAAB GL Special
PS/PB. lo ml, HJgh mp.:
on any pa. Call sooo or
nms. S4800 536-2170
9762 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Vinyl top w I sunroof, t
spd. stereo, air, kolco
mats, ROOd tires, brakes.
e\c lmmac. Student
must sacrifice. S2100
JO JO to 4 pm._67~5~ __
"72 Subaru w a goo. $600.
Good ga.s mLleage Ca II
494-nl!S AM /FM rau , sunrf
Must Sac S5SOO 760-0600 New car factory warran-
ty. showroom new. sun-roof, factory alloy
wheels &r cassette
stereo ~)
l2950 olr 64.S-1743 79 Brat, s:5()0 down, Ulke
79 DATSUN
280-ZX CPE.
8 cylinder, 5 apeed. air
condltlonln1. AM /FM
stereo, map, cabriolet
pk&.. silver In color, one
owner car with 12
JIMSUMOHS
IMPORTS
1'1'0 HARBOR BL VD
COSTA MF.SA
611-1276
Mo 112.000 mile service ~~~~~~~~ contract available
<98tWZP ) "Fantaatac
a,.. ,7 .. , over payments, 646-'176.
" O.Yld or Sheila. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 OPEL
UIUTA CPl "19 Toy Corona, lux. htbk. mMI ail', steno, $6300-bel ofr.
"A Gu $aver for Sure• .. ...:Evea--.:...;....•_·_5488 ___ _
4 cylinder. 4 s p eed, 70COllOUA WGN.
radio, brllht red 1J1 col· ftS)/olr 646-6141
Of", bodyaade mouldulp,
pin strip;t;s. whitewall --------Pnce .. "
1Avery6Co.87s.8990 $.150. WANTED Automatic, All-Fii
23' UnllUte rWJy equip. 54Mllll8. -~:u:;.:, ";ti•:: stereo CUMUe, air, IUD·
-..001 Offer. W.N79, 75 Honda CB 3801'. Very str S2llOO offer 840-873' Allow 1.111 tho opportunity rool, PWarta (571PZll > $9699 m-«m. low mllea, perfect condl· ' · to conalder lhe purchase 76 530i
J'\tbtoi boet Whaler, Uon.. Bit offer. 6f.$.-OgL "74 Currier /Topper or trade-in of your clean Automatic, A II · Fii f'HITA ANA
AUTOS
WANTED
Don't trade · MU us your
used Mercedes Benz.
Call m t.o find out wbat
your II BZ '1 really
worth.
ti res 'Ve ry . Very
Nice'" nt6Ml0)
SZ386
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
ja. ·-•s-LJMCOl.M taCURY
''Sped.al ol the Week"
71TOYOTA lt•a1·, mabosan y Vee Mcdar"-t, Sde/ wfboot. • 4apcl, AM /FM Ancbe. Cheek with Us CUMUe, air. Anthracite .lAftl
bull • trlr 17IO/best of. .../I••• fl 60 ==-~~1 $1500 firm. Today!_ fl72RXJl7) 7 IJOI DATSUN t•. stl-711t -••••t••••••••••••••• ~ 3J01 E. 17th StrMt
Slt5 UFTIACIC
Famou1 Toyota
economy and depen-
dabilily. Sliver with
black •lay I Interior .
Clean and S barp ! ..uJ>R)
lliulon Viejo lmPorta
lll-1740 ...... ... , OMC '7t Palm Beacb 21' "12 Ford Courier; :dot '.t.f ~~r:~ •. ~::: saa Ana 558-7811
a la '9010 I Km l . $II , 5 0 O. aond.Ortalnalowner. --lnt Palarta (Zl'IRXJ) '72 D1e1e1 zao. A/C, P/S, 3J01 E. l7tb Street
Sia.a Ana 551-7111
C .. rlstmaa Parade
OliNri ~ IO or leu. L•••• tafo. 7MJIJS.D1
........ 11 ._........ ts•o
......... -............ 71'.~·Z15'7or541-a73 $1'100-0Ker.1'75-41Gl ~~~ 711JOI "74 710: • dr. Sedan. dean, SI.too. P .P .
Ad.omatle, a.tOCll, AM· ndio, beat«. air, auto., 11$-.iG '75 Opel'Aacona .
<Girman). 4 apd, A/C,
fuel iQj. Alt toe Mike ....... 9060 .......................
VtWdet tlJO Vtllldel • ....................... ..... ................. .
HERE•s RV FUN WITH
DATSUN SMILEAGE!
AUTOS
WAMT'm
Daa't tndl • tell ua JOU!'
Qaed Merced•• Ben1.
OLU w to ftDd oul what
1our lllBZ'a really
worth. Illa.Ian Viejo lmporta
131·1140
PltO. Kn. Goodman ..;..;;;:.....:..;..:...:._ ____ _ ...., ~$46'1 _-a:,._ BIYd. I'll 1~reo. Ruby red ~ is OOSLC. prime coad.,
CDUDLBY> ---------1 wlre wbl1, $18,000.
77 6JOal ~--;:.;_;.;..;.._Bl_m_w_eua. ___ -.. at t7• I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 IP•• 4 • AM · F II a• ..., _. -•••••••••••••••••••• -"'-"-GT, U.ft ... -ct.
cmta.... H).5'30
ce11ette. 'Polaria 'M ZIG -..... -.. ... .., ....,......., -"72'f AB > Cllllld. 21.mpt, fUOO. PIUtNOT a&&o tn.aa. map, •~JY 14.DOl•Aca mua dle.tt.JDO.m_.,
VM.LIY MOn1 "71 llB a11SLC. kunilqe, SP"f~ 1\ I ;' 97'7 ••1 ~~ 4fMt-llSilDI .._. LEAS ... •••••-••••••••••••
---•Y D-1712udr75-m.Z. AVAILABLE
1J'72 ZIOSl:L 4.5. alot cand. Low mi.lea. Owner ...._ ....... altL
"JI DD. W.. loaded Ea.
'"" t.ak. t.lnt. c:otld. Orts. on# ....... ...,.
IWJQD.
RACH IMPOITS .. ~Mniet
Nl:WfOaT BBACH
7u.et00
,_11111 t7IO ---••A•• tM. '71 u to.did .... ~r
119 M111•111. Ooowert . .... &UID.. eond
t•ruout. •••·tl04 ; -· ...:•:..;..;..;;;;;_,.___ 1117 T·= .11nt cood., Gil.la. v.a. automatic • ,...._., l+I, oew i.tL In cood • ens & c:r-., a1r "'9""Mloolq, tnm. t.a, u,.. R.tbll trw '°°4. rum perfect. ~. ludau m1, nMdt body wk, PIO ~
IUUQa rack. "J.t "71 Gt·• 'IZ Thunder.bird Good &:.k c!.at..~~dl.,!:~ Wl(wten1, VI, p/a. a /t . cand.. SJOO/YIRll.Comer
---J" 1l llo./U ,GOo C'lelft. pert. tUIO, of 17th 6 Tusttn. CM . ..._., ~ ;_y-----Union ataalao. See"Scott. ndle aervlce cootrad ·-·-----
av..u..ble. WRll) 'II Mu.tant Coov, 28t Make tho• e Io o d lauornd.bint valuable" ~•1s v ... aui.o Poo 1nt Al bouletiold itema you·,.. Plaice u ad tn ov Lost ~ oond.. Xlnt. ~ s:iao: not 1.mlDI awaUable to and Found colurgn1. r 1..,1 AMA -.mi aome other ramtty by ad· 1'bal .. where l*Ple .JMI \'fttWnl them for aale lo wNr\ they"ve (a.id u
'74 llu1tan1 IJ A /C. <l..uraed Call 642-5178 l&mlol value. DATSUN beat. redio. new urea
2001 & 17\b St.rMt _am __ ._79e _____ ~-~~ ........... ~.~~---·-·
... xJnt cond., 3S0/3SO,
4lpd, t-top, •• 500. Mu.at
"78 8"We, loaded. Take Mil _,.1'3
Sama Ana 5$1-1111 • on,. bod)'. pooy &sa·
ter ..... Good cood '10 LTD 7C'1xyD. 4 door. -.ton
CM!rbauled, IOC)d tram. -----------NABERS
7SYWIUG Sit UU. abrp yellow 70 VW Convt. new t&res. blllde.. 4 apeed, radio, top, motor, paml '3575 .e.w. Compare and 64()..7225
lrin! IN5NCHI '70 BUG, xlnl cond SZHS o
IOI _...._. '"'M S2 0 0 0 I B 0 D a y "'""~ 67S-7100, Eves 548 S468 YOUSWAfHH Welt.mlnl\er Ave '72 411 Sedan. 30 mp•.
• Weetnnnater · wtut.e. stereo rus. rblt .... -.1511 a,.1880 ena. 12100. 04.asg ()(" -------·--1 41M-OSU
'88 VW, new ena. xlnt amd.Mike MHl17.
'73 VW Bw 9 pus. f'ac·
lory 1unroof, AM 'FM
CUI Must Sell ! 13,195
417-G>O
Ol•MelC°'*TY
VOLVO
EXCLUSlVEL Y VOLVO 1..er'aest Volvo Dealer in Oraqe County'
BUY or LEASE
owr ~ an putthue. No __,. owed at end.
D7SSO
'73 CDV, like new, all
dna. 11.-. ~,. • ...
11/1411PG. 1113-3734
WOllldY• .... ••
Leue or buy Cads at
wholesale rateatexam
pie .• Sev1ll~. k>aded
Sll.510 Call Jerry <213 >
&'58-Wl. nI4) 675-5811
DIRECT Cadillac i9 Eldo. 1111\t-r.
[ff:f(ff.~ ~~D:,';.::··
_2025_ ---u~ '7S SDV :ldnt cond Many S IVIOl""' .a::tlat xtras Best otfer Anahem 750-2011 ~1'*3
c 9917 SZ.000 Oil. llST ...... ;: ••••••••••••••• ~~:=·~':'~"Tl Camaro P s. P·B,
Barbor. $48-HT$ or atr, $1?' warr . excellent
ID·128L CllDl1 ~. '64--1.N3.
ilVdvowp suoo.
Om. 54f..42l8
'71, I eyln, auto, P tS.
PIB. owr JDarpc, S.-0
B-19 "Tl CallUlro, PIS. P /8 , ...... UMd atr. low rrula, xlnl cood '58 vw bus rebll eng, ~ .... , ...... c .... 1.n e lrallli, new tires, clutc:h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·"' .,_..,...
& brake• Sl.295 1oeo G•••.. 990 I O."•t 9920 11111 CH BLVD AM\7_., •••• •••• ••• •• •• • • • • •• • • lll.NnNGTON 8 EACH ....,. "°" • •••••••• ••• • • • • • • ••• • • •.a•2000 e 65 ••111•· h9lltll 1979 D...._.,.. _.,. ·74 ua, lownr, new •ord. •• ~, worlr Sl'l"IV
brakea •• xlnt cond.12.500 USO. 641~4161 o; a IAl•MCE! 71SCllOCCO
9*wibdti Sport Coupe.
ml.lea. Automatic,
.....,, more. A beauty I
QOIYOC)
S'995
IOIWITHAM
YOLISWAG ..
,_ WeltmJ.nster Ave
tD W•m.lnster
•TS.U US-791
VW Bui "71, 7 pusen1er
AM /1'11 CHI ' radial iu.. lo/ml. like new,
, Gtl-79 or 911·1*
Ml-«l>lext.218 545-lf 14. on Camaroe, Caprtcea,
Monte Carlol. MalJbua & "74 Sup. Beetle. 1 owner AMC . 9905 Novu. Draatlc reduc
Xlnt run. cond L1lce ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.lonl! new ate. amlfm. '3550 W c.11~1 or842·3291. 76 AMC SAVI MO I!!
'17 VW Cargo Van Rare.
Reblt en1 6 trana. New
ahocb, brakea,batte ry.
rubber, wlnd1h leld .
calm paint 6 Inter
Pof'lcti. wheela & hub
c1p1 , Mic h eli n a .
All/FM cus sound
1yat.em 13.500 Fl RM m1220 or 762 8279
'•ca ~teyllnder, 4 •peed
"X' model Lovely•
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SZffl
IOIWmtAM
VOUIWAG ..
70 Weltmlnater Ave
ln Westmlnat.er
883-~l &31-7_,
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
'>".?'II, ,.,, I\,. I
• ' ,, I \ \1 ~ I
54b· I 200
71CHIVY
MOMTICdLO
Sport Coupe. 0 ,000
mil• A real beauty!
U.2ZMXUI
SZffl
IOIWITHAM
YOUIWA ...
7*IOW~Awe.
la WtRmlMter
•'nil ... 7.,
Every latuna, U.roughout the Football Seaaon
the Dally Piiot brlng1 you '11 CHEVY
rDIZA2+2 A.u&omatle tram., power
at.lint. AM /J'll, win· dow lbad• klt, low mil••· &old In color.
"Pric.d poo over low Ka111 Book." UMSXE)
71 Corvette, must sell. 9744274 or s.g.zms ·75 II us t . I I. o a ly AUIOCENTER lllat eood.. Ca LI, 173-3013
ewsor~34ll dys
---15,000mi, auto. P /S. WG&lu;y,2door.s.wc>or vlAyl tog. like new,
Mar offer, AM, Sood D,a or olJtt. f7J.4la2
'75 Col'v . lo ma. very nsmer '714r811·1Ul AM for Polly
clean, a1J extras, t8000 ....._.c* H47 Mustanc 19". 289 vs.
M2·1730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Edelbrodt Torq~r an·
'79 CORVE'ITE 1 ... e ou L '73, tcyl. 2door, P IS . Lak.e immfokt. Holly no
NOTHING OVER
54999 ua AMtf'M. AtC, p-nt rua dbl pumper 4 bbl. new
82 Auto Loaded PP n 1n1 cond, u .200 r1!blt eng. ne!w Torque Sl.3~ASH 538 7~1 MZ-5512 1w1 s t e r t 1 res •
--w complet.e Sft of one DodCJI 9'35 Mlwcwy 9950 Mustang G T rims.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &rs-W&.n')ler close ratM> 1425 IA.I.a ST .. COSTA MISA
78 DODGE ORANGE COt:NTV 'S 4 spd trans Needs patnt, .. -~-------~-----II
OMMI MEWIST perMJna!Jzed plates 16' SUPERB CARS 4 door dt!lun 4 speed UNCOLN·MERCU RV STANG 1 12.000 Call -
Air rondltlOOed Lovely DEALERSHIP Km 642 4274 AFFORD AILE PRICES
condWoo <678UZV , RAY Fl.ADEIOE ~ '955
S42'5 LINCOLN Mf;ftClJRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----------------.
IOI WITHAM J6-l8AW>Center Or 7l OLDSMOllLI S 1999 VOLkSWAGIH SOFw)'·Lake FCKat exit 1977 OLDS 91 COW'I ....•.........
7fD> Westm.J.osttt A\'e LRVlNE Full pawer f.::IOty 8" cond•tlOfW'Q. ~
an Wewtmjnster 11~7000 C.... S .. rt-top 1111 wheel. AM FM ater.o I SHARP! m.7S'51 131-7llO -VI. auto trans . factory 1032GWZJ Make your s hop8aof! aar. pwr steering Ir ~~=n:1Ada ;~~ aily ~·~FM-= ~~AM ••••·· S 1999
· Yia:7t rool 6 mada more! w. -.....uc --.. P"" ~ & hr--.
mrt"JD ). ..to. ...., ., cond • ~ top -5Nrp-
NABERS
LARGE$T SELECTION OF
NEW It USED CADIELACS
IN ORANGE COVN"IYi
1t1•c..-1•c s5795 COUPI DI YIUI ••••••••
One owner C1J1 wrth leether eeat1 Cabriolet
top, cruite control. AM/FM atereo. fuN l)OW9r.
tilt whN I low mlles (074RKO)
~~~ ....... ~5995
Equipment lndodes spilt POwer INI. atereo
r.:llO I etulle control Low mli.s• ( 14e578l.
tt77CMMU•C
~=o:o.~ ....... ~6495
With 60l60 IPllt PoW9r Mat. stereo tape
player I mudl. mUCh montl (&03WRA).
lt77CADl&.AC $6695 COUPI DI VILLI ••••••••
Equipment lnciUdea IHther aeetJng .,..._
crulH control I AM/FM atereo redk>.
(318RXH).
lf71CM'&LAC :S0::~ ........ 18595
With 1MttW interior, ltet90 tape ptayer I
Cedlllac wire wheel C014n C171TZU).
lf71CW1 AC
SJ611 WUI ld ..... l '403WQY•
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10 60 HAll&OR el VO
COSTA MESA C>42 C/010
74CANIAC s2999 SBAM DI Ya.LI •....•••
Full pOWet. lactOl'Y a" COOd AMIFM *'9o.
hit wheel Landau too & eatra clean' (64SRXL
~~ .......... s3499 71 OLDS F1Al PoW9r fadOfY au cond . AMf'M stereo t•lt .,...,<:abnot9t te>p. lull ... "'* mtancx I 1n elm ars LIKE NEW condition -OHL V 44 000 m1lea U I LAJ "51329}
9.a. ~Etrana.. r:.ci~~ . · ... · · · · · 5} 4 9 9
fad.ory air eoncfitionln&, Full ptMelf. r.::tOfY air cond . "9bnolet top. c:::.:r 1teerio1 and ~ ......_ split pwt' ... 1. stefeO tape. h it
-........ ......... wheel. pwr. windows t. low. tow m1ln ' ,......,, ~ ·~ (111l.Cn radi.a.111, landau-top. One
owner, low m1lea1e 77 s3999
cnam puff. ~II) M•I • C&.ASSIC ••• • • • ~1987 COUPE. VB. aulOm9hC tfW\a.. P<Mer st9enng, .J pawer tnMs.. f.::toty atr oond . tllt wheel.
t'HITA Hll ,.,,.... ~I low. low ~ 186SRFBJ. ~I. ftftA CHOICE OF FIVE•
.l~~L ~ ........ 54499
Se:nta Ana 551-7811 LANDAU Full Power. rectory air cond .•
AM/FM ...,._,, IC)flt pwr Mat. tilt wheel.
'73 0meca. l15CIO aMin&. Ct\llle control. raMye whMta I ONLY 15,000 A/C, l'8dio. PS/PB, new mllel. LM NEW -one owner. (56CIPLE . =~~~· .-7~1~e1"'""'•'""'"•!'!"raour~...-......_ .... s ... 4_4..._.9._9_
'71 Oldl c.tam Craiaer CAPllCI Cl ASSIC •••
Station Waaoa. Gd SEDAN. Full pawer, fadofy w cond., tilt wheel. cru6le control, pwr. door locks I 1PNt
lhape. "'°· ~ ... t. raltY8 wtlMla I AM/FM 8 tfld( ftf9Q .... ttl7 tape. MINT condition -low low mll•I _ ................ •-'-'-7_5SWS __ ,_. -------· -----lt7J llOID
fllifroWA60M
4 CJI., alllomltlt tnne.
6 ttMI belted radial tint. tlMJ'llYW).
~~ ...... 14499
V8. automenc nne.. P0'#8r lteerlng & tnMI. r.ctoty air oond.. tilt Wheel, raltyw wheef1 I low mill& (871RF8). $.1366
SANTA ANA
BATSUN ' ~ ............ ~8995
Equipped wftft all of the CedUllc fUXUfY oocion.. 1n uce11tnt condlUon a Pteld eo...,
Mewo.lrSZJtl
t •ACLf MAZDA
IUO Bar1lor' Bl .• C.11. ~ ............. ~4999 A new, excltln1. proltulonal foot·
ball ma1aiiM section brtn&ina our
rtadtrt °'• mOlt tnt.trttUn1, com·
prebenalve and autborltatlve
roundup of mattrlal oo Lb• pro
11m11 to be televldd each weuend
for 20 we.kt.
11'\I v Pllr)J
l»1 z. 11th ..... .... AM ... m.t
,. .. Air .......... .
MSW ea1IH. Pall power, air coad.,
attomatlc VI, radio
W/W tlrtt. II lllJI. l'tr· 141.1• before
(0221038).
641-1700 F-utt powilr, f8CtOfY • cond .• Clllnol9t top,
,..lye ....... tHt ....... orulee oontn>I. -
power ... a 1ow ""..., SNrpt (347TOJ).
...
PREVIEWING THIS WEEK'S NFL GAMES
..
..
2 ~YPJLOT
«
Sunday Scouting Report
R•me ve.
49en
Sundey, 1 p .m .
Chennet2
the ongoing lament of the Los
Angeles Rams these deys Is that the
hometown tens don't love them
anymore. Whether the Coliseum
customers are Insensitive to the wave
of JnJwles the club has suffered ""
simply angry tn.t the franchise Is
moving to Orange County next yqr,
they not only feel compelled to boo
the heme team but -worse -cheer the vllltors.
lt'1 become so btd, general
manager Don Klosterman recently
declared, "Our pleyers prefer to go
on the road rether tn.n pity In I.he CollMuni."
They should be happy Sunday.
There Is no place they would rel.her
go then San Frtnclsco and nobody
they would rather plan than the '9trs.
They haven't lost to Sen Fran-
cisco In the last 13 o•mes (10 Wins
and three ties) end have won 18 of
NFL .
Standings
AMERICAN CONIFEIU!NCE
f tit
W L T ht PIF PA
New England 8 4 0 .667 231 221
M11m1 1 5 o .385 m 1n
Buff1lo 6 6 0 • .500 233 209
NY Jets S 7 0 .417 2~ 216
BalUmore 4 I 0 .333 192 276 c..,.,
Houstoft 10 I O .769
Pittsburgh 9 I 0 .150
Cltvt!Md 8 4 0 .667
Cincinnati 2 10 o .167
.,, •274
301 195
219 m
"' a16 ...
Oenv.,. 9 I O .750 230 117
San oi.go 9 I o .7JO aos 204
Oakfend 6 6 0 .SOO 2" 2'9
SeetUe 6 6 0 .500 t70 281
KtntasClty 5 1 0 .417 114 203
HATIONA&. CON,a .. aNca ....
Phlledt11)hla8 W••hfnoton a
Oafle• 8
NY Gf«ttl 5
St. LNI 3
' 0 .667
' 0 ·"' s 0 •• u
1 0 .417
' 0 .uo a.tfM
211 221 ·~ 111 .. 2SS , .. 22t
231 w
Timpe BIV f S 0 .150 2 .. 1 177 ~ Chi~ 1 6 O .sae 235 229
Mlnn"'7t• .s 7 o A17 182 258
Grftn Bar 4 8 0 .333 113 229
Detroit 2 11 • 0 .154 189 275
Wnt
RIMI , .......
Nt.wonNns • 6 t ~ Ml llil
Atlanta 4 I 0 D '222 210
San Ft1ncl1CO 1 11 O ~ n. a ,,.....,. ... .,..,...1!.i. Oli"9t:...
...... .,o.11~ ....
~..:~::=co-.t4'°..,.., W=tit ..... Y.-0... .. •CJMl!wwtl .... ..., .... . =' ..... ':: 1 .. ~()ltet ~CMNWt 4, I._,,.,
L• : :: ~.WltttlCMllMlf, I• 111 I
their last 20 matches from the 49-rs,
Including the last six In row.
The Rams <W> •Mre first Piece
with New Orleans In the N.tlonat
Football League's deprived division,
tti. NFC West. They have four games
remaining, bUt the most Important
fl9ures to be the final a9alnst the Saints
at home Dec. 16. With their offense de·
vastated by Injuries, the best thing the
R•ms twve Q(Mng for them Is their de·
fense -slllt one Of the best In football,
despite the loss of Pro Bowl cor.
nerbacks Rod Perry and Pet Tho"'-s.
By contrast, tti. 49ers ( 1·11 > have the
worst defense In the ltague, being -
trampftd for an average of 28.25 ~nts
per game. That could make the Rams·
offense look good , But the
49ers' hlQh-i>owered passing offense
merits respect, which brings the
game down to this: strengtl'l-agaJnst·
strength end weakness-agelnst· weakness.
The Rams' Rey M41ta vasl Is said to
be In trouble for his Job, simply
because any Ram coach Is In trouble
from the day he takes tht Job.
On the other hand, the "9ers' Biii
Walsh Is that club's sixth COICh In
f ive years. He has failed to tum mat·
ters around, but nobody's comptaln-
lng -yet. The team is at least e>eclt·
Ing.
* * * Starting Lineups
LOI ANOILH RAMS OFPINll
0 ar.. Hiii WA.110 n a..,. France L f .w
72 ec.nt Hitt LO.• •t Rldt ._. C40
.0 Dlmfa Hlrreh RO.U1
71 .MOit ....., RT·M
a Terry Milton T~·M1
• ~ DlfNrd WR·W
lJ Vince ftrreotmo QI..•
J2 Qllftft lryanf Ra.tas
16 WlndtlfT~ .....
LOI ANIA.II llAMI Dll'INN
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'1 ._ ..... fa: LT.W a John A"'9 LO.U
U Frtd Qulllaft C·2AD
11 ~ Crate AG.UO
71 kefth l'eflnhortt RT461
11 KM IMi:AJ• Tl·14
• l'reddle ac..omon WR· lll
17 Stew Dtlllrt 06-•
M Paul HDW lfl "° WllDUt ~ RN1'
The Rams are without five of their
Offensive starters from the ~Of fast
Mason and have been hit Mrdest at
the skill POSltions, Including both
wide receivers and quarterback Pat
Haden. Otfenslvely, they scramble to
c6ver up for 1he losses of ThOmes and
Perry at the corners. The 49er\ are In
better shape physically, but had much
less to start with.
When tM 49en H•vt the &.ff
They won't waste much time trying
to run against What must ~ the best
rushing defense In the leaoue. But the
Rams must put pressure on
quarterback Steve OeBerg. If he has
time to throw, he will find the wcon-
dary relatively easy pickings.
When u.. Rams H•ve the a.u -
They'll try to Jam it on the ground
with a "safety first" game plan, hop-
ing to ~r"POWer the .c~rs with de--
fense. When the Rams must pass,
they can expect ~Ing llnebackt'rs
end blitzing saft"tles against their In-
experienced quarterback, Vince Fer-
ragamo. The 49ers have nothing to
lose
KEY MATCH UPS:
Rem Wldlt Receiv.,. P,..ston o.n..
n1rd vs. Corntrb•cks Ct11rfts
Corftetlus-Gerard Wllllam1 -
Second·v-ar pro has emerged IS
Rams• best deep thrt>at since Harold
Jackson. Must be double-covered.
Ram Running Back Wtndttf Tvter
YI. L.n Untblktr Jeff Mcintyre -
AlthouQh Tyler still fumbles, ht has
become an asset ro the offense a
strong breattaway lhreat and capable
pass rtctf~r. working against new
rookie st.mr
us&-MI~ Factors The Rams
won the first meeting, 27·24, In the
third ~t'k of the season ... O.J.
Simpson, playing his last year, NI
been relegated to a backup role
bt'hlnd Paul Hofer. Simpson his
rushed for 383 yards (3.7 average) to
Hofer's 406 C5.4) •.. Against Atlant1
last Monday night, Tyler kept lht
o•me close by fumbling once Into tf'9
end zone and aoaln lnsfdt' the Falcon
20, costing the Rams lO to 14 p0lnts In
their 20-14 win ... This will be F.,..
raoamo's second NFL start. His first
pass as a starter last wee« was •
29·yard touchdown to Dennard.
4tff Ou.rterf).lck Sten 0.Borg w..
Rem Defense -Young QB directs
one of the most prolific passing at-
tacks In the league When Rams have
been hYrt on defense, it's been by tht pass,
4ter Wide Receiver Freddie Solomon
vs . Cornerb•ck Dwayne O·
Stffn -San Francisco will try to work
It• best receiver against the Rams•
least experienced defensive back.
,,.r R'9ht TeC11le Keltt! Fahnhorst
YI. Defensive End Jeck YoungbtOOd
-Others may get the sacks, but most
of the pressure comes from the all·
Pro Youngblood.
OKLAHOMA
FANS
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TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 27th
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PAOf"4'79 Saturday NoYemoer 24 1979 DAILY PILOT 3
Winning Edge
King FHtures SyndiQte
Last WMll's Summuy: With a
mediocre 3·4·1 record against the
spread last week, we now show an
overall ~2 mark for the season, a
winning edoe of 57 percent. This week
we like
New England <Minus 10) Over But·
falo -The question here Is Whether
Dr. Jeckyll or Mr. Hyde will show up
for the Patriots, who are the most In·
consistent team m football. For ex-
ample, three weeks ago New England
bOwed to Baltimore, 31-t6. Two weeks
later the Pats ripped the Colts, 50-21.
The Patriots defeated Buffalo, 26-6, a
couple of weeks aoo In Buffalo. New
England has shown that It's a better
team at home. where It is 4-2 against
the spread. If they can beat the Bills
by 20 in Buffalo. New England has
shown that it's a better team at
home, where it Is 4·2 against the
spread If they can beat the Bills by
20 in Buffalo they should be able to do
the same 1n New England. Lay the
points.
Tlmpa e.y (Minus 7) Over Min-
nesota This Is the game the Sues
have been waiting for. This Is the
game where they can prove there's a
n ew power In the NFC Central
0111ision. Overall, M lnl')esota Is 4·8
against the spread compared to 8-4
for Tampa Bay. The Vlkes are Just
1 ·4 on the road and 1 ·5 as an un-
derdog. The Bucs are 4· 1 at home.
Two weeks ago Tampa shaded
the Vikes in Minnesota, 12-10 .
Everything points toward the Sues.
Give the points.
New York Giants (Plus 3) Over
Washington Here's a prime spot
fOf' an upset. The Redskins are c:om-
ing off a big 111ctory over Dalla .... s and
have to suffer a natural letdown. The
Giants have a history of playing the
Redskins tough. Earlier this season,
Ne w York was humiliated by
Washington, 27 O, on Monday night,
and will be seeking revenge this
week . The Giants aren't as POOf" as
~~ performed against Tampa Bay
J.aSt week and the Redskins aren't as
ood as they played against the
Y:J' This will be a tight game
and In any close game, take the
points.
Kansas City (Plus 11) OVer ~n
Diego This game shapes up a lot
like the New York·Washlngton con-
test. The Chargers are coming off an
emot ional win and a letdown should
be expected. San Oleoo has had more
than its share of problems w ith
Kansas City ever since Marv Levy
became head coach of the Chiefs.
Last year the Chargers failed to cov·
er against the Chiefs twice. Three
weeks ago 1n Kansas City the
Chargers were an eight-point favorite
over the Chiefs and won only 20-14.
Kansas City has played well on the
road this season, beating the spread
In three of five games. Take the
points
Denver <Minus 1) Over Oakland -
When the Broncos are at home, you
can't afford to play against them.
Denver 1s 19·5 against the spread In
its last 24 games in Mlle High
Stadium. Oakland is one of the few
team s that have beaten the spread
against the Bronco!> In Denver over
the past three years. That happened
in the two teams' reoular.season
meeting back in 1977 . The Raiders
were a lot better team back then than
they are now Denver is just as good
Lay the points.
Pro Quiz
(1) If Tamp.f' Bay w ins the NFL ti·
tie this year, the league cham-
pionship will have been won by a
modern era expansion team
(a) twice
(b) six times
< c > five times
<2> In 1975, his 1ast season of pro-
fessional football. George Blanda was
<a> 47
(b) ~
(C) ~S
(3) The teams that pfeved In the
first NFL oame ever televised went
(a) Glants-Reds.Uns
(b) Eagles.DodOt-r~
(c) Bears-Ste-elers
their way to achieving 1,000,,,.rds In
receptions. If they both get 1,000
yards, they'll be
(a) the first pair of one-season
1,000-yard receiving teammates In
NFL history
(b) the second pair
(c) the third pair
( 7) The career record for highest
rushlngaveragewasset by a
<a) Brown <t» Packer
tc) Bear
(8) Through 1978, the number of,..
celvers who caught 100 or more
passes durlnQ a season Is
(e) seven
(b) two
(C) one
(9) The record for most gamea
played without btlnQ stiut out blfOnOt
to
(a) Dalles
(b) Q.akl•nd
<cl Cleveland
( 10) Thi num r of runnen WhO
have h.cj two or more 1,000.yard
asons Whitt ptay•ng with llltf~t
teams1s <•> fOUr fb) none
(C) thrM
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Sunday Report
BroWD.8 vs.
Steel en
8unday, 10a.m.
Channel4
Three Rivers Stadium In Pitts·
buroh Is something of a house of
horrors for the Clevtlend Browns.
The Browns have pl1yed there for
nine straight vears since tl)e stadium
was opened In 1970 and heve lost all
nine. They'll find out If the 10th lime
Is the charm Sunday when the
Browns and St~l~s mettt 1n the AFC
Central showdown.
This wlll be the 60th meeting In this
rlvalrv dating beck to l9SO and It wlll
be crltlcal to the plavoft hopes of both
tHms.
The Browns, who lead the series,
36-23, but have won onlv one of the
lost 11 In the lest six years, are 8·4
while Pittsburgh drOpped Into a first
place tie ln the AFC central Division
with Houston at 9-3 after being rooted
bv San Diego ll'St Wft4(, 3S·7.
Clevet.nd, Which hasn't made the
plavotts slnce 1972, lost a S1·35 de-
cision to the StHlers In Cleveland on
Oct. 7. The Steelers Jumped to a 27--0
second perlOd lead In that oame, but
the Browns rallled to make It close.
Comebacks are the Browns·
trademark. Thev've been comln;
from behind all ye1r and rallled to
beat Miami In overtime last Sunday,
30·24.
Wfteft Clevellftd Is on Defem. -
LOOk for the Browns to ~ 1 few
wrlnkleJ to their defense that San
01990 used so suc'ffsfullv against
the Steef.,-s last week. The Chargers
were the first tHm all year to take
away Pittsburgh's deep passing
oame. Thi Chargers double covered
wide rec.Ivers L vnn Sw1nn and John
Stallworth •nd also dropped the
llnebKkers deep for what amounted
to triple cover~. The result WIS
that the Charge" Intercepted five
Bradlhaw PISMS lnclucuno four by
the llneMc:kers.
Bradshaw llkff to work"°" deep ln-
11de routes and tfle Browns have to
ry to take them away. Clevelenct also
lH to work on Its thlrd .. nd-one de·
·ense. In two different 11tuatlons In
:he first game, the 8rowns Jammed
.he defense up to play the run In
thlrd·and-short situ.lions. But FrM-
co Harris •nd Rockv Bleter popped
through the stacked defense for tono
touchdown runs. The Browns can't •f·
ford to let that happen again
WIMn PittllMwgh Is • ~ .. -
The Steefen figure to blitz Brian Sipe
In an attempt to neutralize th•
BrowM' pesslno game. The Steei...s
gave him too much time to throw In
the flrsl oame and he had time to ~
the ball to his wide receivers, Reggie
Rucker and Dave Looan, and tlQflt
end Oule ~me. The Steeler •
tense has one edge because GreQ
Pruitt Is out, but he didn't i>l•v In the
first game •nd Sipe strtl was abfe to
engineer five touchdowns.
Sipe doesn't have a Bradshaw rlfle
~rm. but he plcks apart a defense as
Nell as any quarterback With Greo
Pruitt Injured, Calvin Hiii and Mike
Pruitt stlll gl~ him a running threat.
But the Steel~s floure to worrv more
at>out his arm than the Browns' run·
olng oame so they'll oo with a big
rush to try to keep him from
Mtabllshlng the tempo
Clevfi•nd utt End Lyle Aludo vs.
OffH1lve Tackle Larry Brown -
This Is a new matchup becau~
Alzado hM ptayed right end tor vHrs
and It accustomed to dueling Jon
Kolb. But AlradO was shifted to the
left end spot after the Steelers kept
working to their right In the first
game. Aliado has made a dlffenmce
there and wlll give Brown a good
oame.
Stttler Wide Rtcelvtrs John
Stallworth •nd Lynn Swann vs.
Corntrback Ollver D•vls
Stallworth has surpassed Swann, who
was Injured earlv In the season. IS
the S.teelers' top. receiver this vear.
The Browns have to give Davis help
bec•use nObodv covers StallWOt"th
one-on-one.
Cltvtland Tight End Onie
NeWllml vs. strong Safety Donnie
SMll -N.wsome played well -oalns1
Shell In the first oame when Shell w1s
oettlng beat with the dffP pess. But
the Steefert' strono wfetv has Im-
proved his play In the IHt month and
wl II be trying to even the sco,..
Steeler Right Cornerb•<k Mtl
Blouttt vs. Wide Receiver Dave
Loe•n -Blount, a veterM all-pro
usu.fly gitts t.he best ol this matchue>,
but LOQiln burned him with a sens.
llon•I one-ti.nded grab m the ~
zone In the first oame. Blount will be
re•dv few the rematc.h, especially
after being victimized bv 5.ln OleQO's
John Jefferson las.t WHk
ClevtlaM ltltM End Juk Gretof'y
VI. T Kiiier Jal Kofb Gregory has
:tone 1 good job on the rlQht 5'de since
LVle Air.do was moved to the left
end ltot. He'll have a tus\fe with
Kolb, who Is~ of the league's bette<
PHS bfo<kers, but was beaten bv San
Diego'' Fred Dean last weetl.
ust MlfMIW Facton Cleveland
mav have a problem at rloht ~
ftnslve t.cllle. Rich Dimler, a rOOkte,
was filling In few injured J~rv ~.
But Dlmfer sprained an ankle and•
knee against Miami and mav not be
abfe to ptav. If he can't, roottle Henry
Bradlev wlll till the spot. Gerrv
Mulllns, the Stttlers· r ight guard, In-
jured his shoulder again and his
status Is uncertain. If he can't oo.
he'll be replaced by Steve Courson.
* * * Starting Lineups
PllTHUllOH STHLEIH OFFENH
a Jotwl Stallworth WR· 113
SS Jon Koff> L H•2
S1 '-tm 0.vlt LG·HS
S2 MU!te Wtibetw C-~ n Gerry Mullln1 AG-2._.
19 Larry Brown AT-US
" BenrMe OJnnlnof\olm TE.us
M l'fm Swenn WR-llO
12 r eny 8'>edlhaw oe.us
20 Aoc:ky Blelff RS.210
31 FrancoHerrls RB225
~fTT18UROH STlllf RS Of PINSI
6' LC. Gnenwood LE ~
75 JoeGAene l T-140
'7 Gery Dunn Rf .2.c7
76 JoM Banasqk RE 244
" Jedi Hem llS.229
le J.ctt Lamt.t MlS.220
D Demit WIMton RLB 220
2t Ron JoiN'10n LC-JDO
'7 Met Blount RC.205
JI Donnie Shell ss. 1'° n Mike Wagner FS.200
CLIVILANO IROWNS OFFUfll
IS 0.V9 Log.n WA-216
72 Doug 06eMn L T·2S2
'3 Godv Rltlen LG-W
~ Tom de LAOM C·2AI
" Bob JaC'kaon RG·2'0
65 Henry Shepp.ard AT·3'3
12 Onie~. TE-231
JI Reogle Rucker WR lfO
17 lrlen SI,_ 08 Ito
JS C.lvln Hiii RB m
4l Mltlt Pruitt lt8 tt5
CLIVILAND UOWNI D_,INll
11 LV .. AliHo L!·2'0
11 MlcMv Sim• L r.m
f'2 RI~ Dlmler RT 2'0
II JadlGregory RE as
.. Olatlle Hell LLS.ftS
12 Dk* AmllnM MlS.DS
S1 °"9Y ~ttfleo#a RLa.m
M Ron Bofton LC. t1t
11 OHvw Olvft RC·•
22 Oennce Scott SS. ltl
r1 T'tlofn 0.rden PS. m
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Where Are They Now?
King Features Syndicate
Pfo football was changing Its guard
and Its ways In 1960 and the best tum·
Ing ~urlng the transition were the Na·
tlonal Football League champion
Philadelphia Eagles.
The Eagles won the title by defeat·
Ing the up-and-coming Green Bay
Packers of Vloce Lombardi, 11-13.
And they won In the final SHSOf'I of
such standouts as head coach Buck
Shaw, quarterback Norm Van
Brocklln and two-way center·
linebacker Chuck Bedn4'rlk, who,
having played S8 minutes against the
Packers, Is the last player to have
gone both ways In a championship
game.
THE '60 EAGLES WERE a team
that could stlll be found, at times,
with three runners In the backflefd
behind Van Brocklln. And both ends
played tight on occasion. Both Bed·
narlk and Van Brocklln are now
members of the Pro Football Hall of
Fame.
After losing their season opener to
Cleveland, "41·2"4, the Eagles won nine
games In a row still a club record
-and finished the regular season
with a 10-2 record.
Passing was the forte Of the Eagles
with promising youngster Sonny
Jurgensen spell Ing Van Brocklln.
But It was the Dutchman's mastery
that kept Philadelphia moving. He
completed 153 Of 2M passes fOf' 2,-471
yards and 2-4 touchdowns. Together
he and Jurgensen threw for 29 TOs
and completed nearly SS percent of
their passes.
THEY HAO GOOD TARGETS In
tight end Pete Retzlaff (46 catches,
826 yards, s TDs), wlnglback·flanker
Tommy McDonald (39 cetches, 801
yards, a team-record 13 TOs) Md ,....
celver-placeklcker Bobby Welston
(105 points).
While Bill Barnes end Ted Dean
were the starting running blcks, the
Eagles' leading rusher was ca.rence
Peaks with 46S yards on 86 aNTles.
As much as offense, defense P'•ved
a key r°'e In the Eagles success.
Defensive llnemett Jess RlcMnbon
and Marlon Campbell, linebackers
Bednarik •nd rOokle Maxlt a.ugMn
and defensive beck :rom Brooksh .. r
Joined V•n Brocklln, McOOn•ld,
w11ston end Ret11att on tht Pro Bowl
tt1m. And safety Don Burrough' ln-
terctptld nlnt passes Whit• mktc:N•
llntbKker Ctlucle Wtber tot thrt8 In-
terceptions In 1 Ingle ;amt •nst
YAN altOCKLIN
Dallas.
The title, Philadelphia's first In 11
years, came before 67,325 partisans
at Franklin Field.
Tlfe 1960 Philadelphia Eagles and
where they are now;
OFFENSE
LE: Bob Walston -Sales manager
for Chicago swimming pool company.
LT : Jim M ccusker -Owns
restaurant In Jamestown, N. Y.
LG: Gerry Huth -Whereabouts
unknown.
C: Chuck Bednarik Scout for
Philadelphia Eagles, sales promo-
tions director Mrs. Paul's Kitchens.
RG : Stan Campbell -ManufKtur·
Ing representative In Rockford, Ill.
RT: J.D. Smith -Owns a farm In
west Texas.
RE : Pete Retzlaff -Prominent
Phlladelphia businessman and real
estate investor.
WR: Tommy McDonald -Owns
advertising and portrait busln.ss In
King of Prussia, Pa.
QI: Norm Van Brocklln-Assls·
tant coach at Georgia Tech.
RB: Billy Ray Barnes -Custom
home contractor In Atlanta.
RI: Ted Dean -SchoOltNCher In
Radnor, Pa.
DEFENSE
LE : Joe Robb · Salesm•n In
Houston.
LT: Jess Richardson -Otce15'!t
RT: Ed Ktlay•t Assl1tant COICh,
81ltlmore Colts.
RE: Marlon Campbell DeftnMW
coordinator, Phlladelphl• EaQfts.
LLI: Bednarik ·
MLI: Chuck Webtr -
coach, Cleveland Browns.
RLB: Mixle B1ughan
COICh, S.ltlme>re Colts.
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A. No. Paul Hornung, of ttte.
Padctf'L .. U. r«Md Of 1t OOlnts In
• cflamltf.nsttlp 1ame, with one
touchclown, """ flefd goalt Md four
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A. On the basis of the NFL r1tlng
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the top ..., of tN '70S. Through
1971, Ult Dallas star was l!Sttd third
among the top 20 passers of 111 time,
with only sonny Jurgen5en Md lAn
Dawson having higher carMr r1t-
lng1. 8ut most of Jurgensen's 1nd
Dawsan't careers were prior to the
1910s, so we're not counting them. If
you dlsr90ard ratings, where hit's
fifth on the all-time ll1t, you could
argue that Fran Tarkenton, half of
whose ear..,. WH fn the '70S, was
beat, based on thll pawno categories
he heads In the NFL record books.
Pt.paratlon:· Howard's Bair,
Thii IB From the~ Falla That Brought You 'M
... FMturn ·~-Well, we .,. more Ulan Nlfway
through the countdown to tM 100-
yard Armageddoft tttey call thl SUper
Bowl Md, rtOW, from the same friend-
ly folks who br'oUGf't you "motlv•
tlon," "momentum," ''flefd position"
and "ball control" comes the sane·
tJoned pro fOOtball word for 1979:
Preparation.
In #WOt1d where the cllche k more
PoW•rfut thM\ the direct 1nswer, no
word Ml ewr had a better shot It
urning alt.pro NCOQnltlol) over 1 full
season. The Random House Dic-
tionary '1f thll English Language tetls
us th1t preparation Is "a prOCNdlng,
meHUr"9 or provision by which one
prepares for something."
LIKE ALL 0, THE PREVIOUS
111-pro words, It quallfles by meaning
111 tttlngs to 111 people. For examp4e:
-The makeup man Is preparing
Howard's hair.
-Al Davia 11 preparing th•
Oakland Coliseum with a g1rden
hose.
-FredOryerlspreparlnohlsgame-
face.
-We "mply were not prepa~ to
face thl Pittsburgh Sl•lers.
Statement one needs no exp4ana-
tlon. Statement two deals with the
man1glng-partner of the O.kland
Raiders being serlously concerned
because the orchids do not oet enough
water to grow In the middle of the
Oakland football field. If you betl•ve
tfllt, ther'e Is a nice little bridge con·
nectlng QakJand ind San Francisco
which he wlll also sell to you.
Meanwhile, you would be better Id-
vised to appty for the llfeou1rd ccin-
cesslon. You would be amared at how
many visiting running becks simply
never learned to swim.
STATEMENT THREE Is
somewhat more comp4e• In thlt It re-
introduces a former all-pro word Into
the discussion. The game-face I• not
unlike the Jock strap. No pro football
player would ever dre1m of entering
combat without making su~ It fits
the °'caslon. Still, If we are to believe
those who equate the preparation of
an lndlvldual player's oame-fece with
the gyrations of an Indian fak~ with
a case of third-degree bed sores, we
must concede that It belongs here. Such
th I nos do not happen by ace I dent.
There are those who favor the wjld
look. This Is a cross between a Jack
o'lantern, whose countenance flls
been chl~led out by a wef>.flngen!d
butcher and the Mona Lisa with an
acute case of oas. It Is generally ar·
rived at throuoh the simplest form of
preparation known to pro locker
rooms.
This Is a rite In which the player ex·
cuses ~mself, steps Into the shower
room and beats his head aoalnst the
wall for three minutes. Each team Is
tlmlted to only thrH such faces
because a shower room wall can take
Just so much affection.
MEMO:
A MORE POPULAR FORM ~
lhe>wer-room preparation Is engaged
In by tlght ends with large fingers.
This starts earlier In the morning
with the Ingestion Of a can of sardines
followed by two chocolate eclalrs.
Within an hour or so, the combination
of food~ flnoers produces a violent·
contortion of the stomach muscles.
Clvlllens refer to this as regurgitation
but they can be e•cused since they are
not expected to understand the ln-
trlcaclesof modern footbal I.
In any event. such a game-face
wears an e•pression of perpetual
egony. It does not frighten the oppo.
nent at all.
The uninitiated might be, thereto~.
Inclined to downgrade its effective-
ness. They are wrong. It Is not the
game-rec.e which gets the Job done
with this method. It is the ga~
bre.th. C~arty, this Is a preparation
to 1 refinement.
Coaches, on the other nano, dO not
have to labor quite so hard to achieve
the same effect. Their preparation
dictates the perfect game-face.
Watching 236 hours worth of game
films can do that to you.
MEANWHILE, WHAT 0, the
customers? The uninitiated are of the
mistaken opinion that all a football
fan has to do Is possess a ticket and
some ~ns of transportation and his
preparations are complete f« Sun-
day In the toy department.
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mentum' and 'Ball Control'
truth. It Is hard work getting ready to because It simply doesn't matter -
attend a fOotball game. In New York, theSteelers,belngtheSteelers.
tbe only metropolitan area with two In the flnal analysis, tt may be said AFC protesslonal teams, It Is even harder. 1/2 of the NFL This becotnes clear with a single visit that preparation Is most effective
to any of a dozen or so big city water-when you have a team that can play Jets
Ing spas. The combination Of football football. Otherwise, it is not always
fanteclsm and the expense-account so helpful. R 0 B I L s B F p A R S I 0 H Billa
lunch Is a challenge worthy Of the In point of fact, there is nothing labors of Hercules. mystical about It at all. Coaches design H F E s T E J E A w K L H T C Colts
Why do you think a single such ta-playbooks thicker than the Gideon Bf.
bte Is forced to consume 22 martlnfs? ble. Enough chalk toservlceallthepoof c c N J N S E p T w c w " s N Brown a
It Is because theSe are men who come cues In America gets used In weetcly ' to play and for each to diagram his skull ses.\Jons. And how much prepar• 0 H 6 G B R 0 w A N H 0 s N 0 Chiefs
biggest thrill from the previous tlon is realty needed?
weekend's activity or his pet theory Well, consider One-Play Previte. £ I Oil era
as to how the next contest can be won, L I A s F H c T A R 0 w R
he Is In desperate need of empty PETE PREVITE WAS the locker
L(A c)J Bengals
martini glasses to represent each room attendant at Yankee Stadium T L I R E F R B C 0 B player on the field. This should lay to back when the Giants were the team Broncos rest the quaint theorv that busl· to beat. One day, Previte, whose total s 0 J E G E N B E H 6 N R R nessmen drink martinis because they football background was limited to Raiders are c.ddlcted to olives. distributing towels and Band-Aids
went to head coach Allie Sherman 0 I L D s E s N I H p L 0 D 0 Chorgen Preparation -from the player to and gave him a plav. the coach to the fan -Is an •rt s L L I B T R E A H A W R l N wlthoUt which footbalt as we know It "Put the fastest guys in the game Dolphins
today could not be pf ayed. all at once -offensive and defensive H A s T s F I guys -and send everybody out and S E w H H B p s Pot riots WHICH BRINGS US to the final ex-throwonelongpass." ample -the coach who said his team F T S R E L I 0 R s E G l 0 c Seohowks ••S simply l'\Ot prepared to face the Naturally this was rldlculous. So SH Answer, Page 10 Pittsburgh Steelers. There is some how come the Giants did It and Steelers doubt about who It was that first said scored and won a game? this. There are those, on the other Fortunately, Pete Previte ,.ver de-Find the listed words In the diogrom. They run in all dlredions -hand, who Insist that the guy In forward, backward, up, down and diogonolty. char9f) of Intelligence for the Chinese signed another play. A wise guy like
IOhth Route Army might Just as him could give preparation • bad Oltlftbu1'tcl by Kint FHl\lfft S~
well have made the statement name.
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Sunday Report
Chiefs vs.
Chargers
Sundey, 1 p.m.
Chennet4
San Diego has proved It can win a
big one. Now It has to oo back to play·
Ing little ones.
Except blO or little, they all coont
the same. ESPeClally when you're In
a division doofight with a team hke
Denver. The Chargers and Broncos
are bOth 9·3 In the AFC West and they
don't meet again until the last oame
of the season.
So Don Coryell has to find a wav to
keep his team motivated fOf' oames
like the one Sunday In San Diego
against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Chargers overwhelmed the
Super Bowl champs from Pittsburgh
35·7 last week. They did It mostly
w ith defense, with a tremendous pass
rush and five interceptions, four from
their two quick, little outside
linebackers, Woodrow Lowe and Ray
Preston.
The Chiefs, who were bludgeoned
30-3 by the same Steelers two weeks
ago, rebounded nicely In Oakland last
St.lnday, e>penlng up a surprising 24·7
lead on the Raiders and tnen holding
on to win 24·21 when Oakland's rOOflle
placekicker Jim Breech missed a
chipshot 8-yard field goal In the clos·
lno seconds.
So, at 5·7, Kansas City Isn't think·
Ing playoffs. It's only thinking Im·
provement. Just enough Improve-
ment to tum around the 20-14 loss the
Chargers pinned on the Chiefs a few
weeks aoo In KC.
WMn hftNS City HH the Bait -
Steve Fuller Is getting full lndOctrlna·
lion at quarterbeck and the rookie
from Clemson Is responding well.
He's an athlete and that always
helps. He hurt San Diego In their first
meeting with his (Ontrolled
scram~ With the Ct\ar'99f"S' hffvv
pus rush, you can fOOk for Fuller to
try the same thing again.
The Chiefs' runnl"g ~me. Whlcl'I
had been st•lllno badly, received a
friendly push from Mike Wiiiiams, •
large, economy.sized rookie from
MW Mexico, who ran for 109 yards
against the Raiders. KC will try to
m ix his runs with Fuller's QU •(k
passes. many of which will be direct·
ed toward Henry Marshall, the
team's most dangerous receiver .
Whea SM D1990 HH the ~II -
The Chargers' good pass-no run of·
fense has been roundly criticized for
Its lack of balance. But funny thing, 1t
rarely lacks tor paints. Dan Fouts
throws to a myriad of receivers, in·
eluding the marvelous John Jef·
ferson, the tricky Charlie Jolner and
the alwavs-soUd tight end Bob Klem
KEY MATCHUPS:
S.n Otego Wide Recelv.r John Jef·
tenon vs. Kansas City Cornerl>acks
Gary Gnen and M.L. Carter -Jef·
ferson Is arnono the league's leading
touchdown receivers and ls always
the guy Fouts lootts for first in the
clutch. KC's two comers, Green and
Carter, are talented, but young. So
you can be sure the Chargers will be
trying to Isolate Jefferson on one of
them as much as passlble.
Kansas City Guard Tom Condon vs.
San Diego DefensAve Tackle Wilbur
Young -Condon, one of the Chiefs'
better offensive linemen, will have
his hands full wltn Young, the formPr
KC star Whose comeback has been
one of the biggest stories of the
Charger season. Wiibur has replaced
all-pro Louie Keicher, who went down
early with a knee.
San Otego Tight End Bob Klein vs.
Kansas City Linebacker Thomas
Howard -These two ~ a running
conversation through much of the
first meeting In tee. Klein caught
several key first down passes in that
game and then laid the big block on
Howard to spring Wllllams for what
proved to ~ the winning touchdown
LAST MINUTE FACTORS -Don
Goode, who has been relegated to a
backup linebacker, went down with a
dislocated shoulder against Pitts
burgh and will be lost Indefinitely tc
the CtwlrQlrs • • • Jan Stenerud, wfl<
could lbl In l'lls flnef VHr, has ap
peartd 1n 112 consecutive ~mes for
the Chiefs ••• The Chiefs poundec
through Oakland for 241 yard·
rushing on the way to their upset vie
torv.
* * * * * * Probable Starting Lineup&
KAHIAS CITY att•PI OPl'mNll
.. Htnry Mer'lhall WR·21•
77 °*'*Getty LT-~ n 8obSlmmoirw LG-M(
• Jedt RudNy C·2«
6S Tom~ " ~ RG 25:
JO Jim Hldlroliclft RT·27!
et Tonys.mu.f• TE·2X
16 J. T. Smith WA· 111 • ,..,. ,.,.._ oe '" .e Miiie Wlllatms Ra.n:
22 TlitMck#t Rl-21•
Quiz Answers
(1 > c. Minnesota, a 1961 expenst0n
team, won the 1969 title. then lost In
the Super 8owt to the AFL CNm-
plons, the Kansas City Chiefs. o.tlas,
a 1960 expansion team, won the 1971
NFL title and Miami, a 1966 ex-
~nslon team, won the NFL cNm-
Plonship twice, 1972 and 1973.
C2) 8. Blanda was born Sept. 17.
1927, so for most of the 197S season,
his 26th year of professional football,
he was 48 years old.
(3). B. On Oct. 22, 1939, the game
between the Eagles and the Brootclyn
Dodgers .t Brooklyn's Ebbets Fletd,
was televised by NBC back to the
NBC studios and to the ff!W TV sets
then In opMatlon In the Hew Yortc
area. Brooklyn won the game 23-14.
<') C. On the regular season rosters
after the final cutdowns, there ~
202 rookies on the 28 squads. TNt's
an average of Just over seven rookies
per team.
<S> C. In 1939, rookie Park~ Hall of
Cleveland, who l\ad p(ayed at Mis-
sissippi, was chosen the NFL's most
valoeble player. As a rookie tailback
he was fifth In the league In rushlno,
but fed the le89ue In passlno and
punting. Then In 194S, a rookie from
UCLA, Bob Waterfleld, led the
Cleveland Rams team to the NFL tltle
and was the unanimous choice for the
NFL's offklal MVP award; he was
tl\e first player chosen unanimously.
(6) A. The ~st time a ~Ir of tNm-
mates each got 1,000 yards In pass re·
ceptlons was 1968. That year, LAnce
Alworth and Gary Garrison of the
Chargers, Warren Wells and Fred
BUetnlkoff ol the Raiden, and Don
Maynard and George Sauer of the
Jets, all exceeded 1,000 yards In re-
ceptions. But they were all In the
AFL In 1968. So tar as we can dis·
cover, no NFL pair has ever done It
(7) A. Jim Brown of Clevet.nct had
the hlg~st career average, 5.22
yards a carry. Seconct place belongs
to Me«.Ult'V Morris of Miami and San
Diego, whO ~aged S. 14 Y-* on
his I04 carrl.S, whll• the a.an•
Gayle Saven Is In third pl.ce with an
average of exactly five yards for his
991 carries.
8 ) B. Charley Hennioan caught 101
passes for Kouston In 19M, the
highest Of'le'-SNson total. Three years
earlier, In 1961, Lionel Taylor, now
Rams' receiver coach, caught an
even WO for Denver. Through 1971,
nobody else had caught 100 In a
season.
9) C. The Browns scored In every
one of 714 games after losino 6-0 to
the Giants In the third game of the
1950 season until Denver held them
scoreless In a 27--0 Bronco win, Oct.
24, 1971. The second k>ngest str'HJ(
belongs to Oakland, which "'-"w.y
through the 1979 season, had scored
In 191 straight games, after belno
shut out 31--0 by Houston on Sept. 10,
1966.
10) C. The first was Mike Garrett,
who Md 1,0S7 yards for Kansas City
In 1967, and 1,031 for San Diego In
1972. John Riggins had t ,OOS yerds for
the Jets In 197S and 1,014 f or
Washfnoton In 1978, whlfe Delvin
Wiiiiams had 1,203 tor San Francisco
In 1976 end 1,2S8 for Miami In 1971.
Pro Odds 'Ibis Week
ODDS (OYerS·Unden "'parentMMS)
Los Angeles minus 5 at San Fran-
cisco (36).
Buffalo plus 10 at New England
( .. 2).
Cleveland plus 101h at Plttsbuf"Oh , .. ,).
thnsas City plus 11 at San Diego
CAO).
Miami minus' at Baltlmor9 (41).
Minnesota plus 7 at Tampa Bay
(3').
New Orleans minus 1 at Atlanta
{38).
Oakland plus 7 at Denver (31).
Pftlfldelptlta mlnu• S at Green S.y
($4).
St. Louis Plus 3 at Cincinnati I«>>.
Walhl~ minus 3 at New York
GJ111tt1 (36).
New York Jets plus 6 at Sffttle
(~).
San Diego olving Points ( l1) V!t.
Kansas City.
Baltimore taking points (4) vs.
Miami.
Tampa Bay ~vlng Points (7) vs.
Minnesota.
New Orleans giving points (1) vs.
Atranta.
Denver glvlno points <7l vs.
O.kland.
Phlfadelphla glvlno Points <S> vs.
Green Bay.
Cincinnati giving potnts (3) vs. St.
Louis.
WaShlnoton giving Points (3) vs.
New York Glatlts.
Seattle giving points (6) vs. New
YOf'k Jets.
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8uffalo -P•ts ....,_., to be on scor-
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Phi phfe oMno points <s> vs.
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Monday Report
NY Jets vs.
Seahawks
Monday, 6 p.m.
Channel7
Don't expect a neat, tidy, preolcta·
ble game when the Seattle Seahawks
and the New York Jets get together
Monday nigh I .
If they play true to this season's
form, the Seahawks and the Jets
might do anything when their kickers
appear on the field at the Klngdome.
Anything can, and probably wlll, hap-
pen
Consider these Seattle kicking
ploys already Used this year: A fatte
field goal and a pass; a fake field goal
and a run. a fake fleld goal with Jim
Zorn passing complete to the kicker,
Efren Herrera, three successful
passes from punt formation by
Herman Weaver. onside kickotts of
every variety by Herrera, some of
which he r ecovers. some of wtuch
teammates fall on, three blocked
punts, another which was practically
a block but was technically ruleo a
fumble by Weaver since his food
never met the ball.
Then there's the New York Jets'
k1c1ting feats. Three missed extra
points In the last two w~s which led
to waiving Toni Linhart and the sign·
Ing of Dave Jacobs, a Denver
draftee; Jacobs Is the team's foorth
placeklcker, following Pat Leahy (In·
jury), Rich Szaro (two field oc>als
missed low vs M innesota) and
Linhart.
Oh, yes, the Seahawks have also
fumbled eight punt returns to add
further spice to this special teams
phase
So expect some wild boonces Mon·
day night when both offenses are on
the sidelines. On a more normal ap-
pralsal, the game should come down
to Zorn's plnPOint passing against the
POWerful running game of the Jets
Zorn is riding a blowtorch streak, a
career-high 389 yards passing last
week aoalnst the Saints and 629 air
yards In the past two games. He hat
had no Interceptions In his last 109
throws, only one In the last 139.
The Jets have rushed fOt' over 200
yards four times this sea50n, Seatut,
meanwhile, has been pynctum by
opponents for 6S2 ru~lng Vtrds In tht
last three games and sh< touetidowns.
Whtft New York HH tM .... -
The Jets wlll run behind their ~rful
tackles, Marvin Powell and Chris
Ward, and at SeatUt's rookie tackl•,
Pro Sleuth
Amwer
Robert Hardy and Manu Tu1asosopo
New York uses its smaller backs
Clark Gaines, Kevin Long, Scott Oierk
ing and Bruce Harper -in rotation
Whtie the Jets miss the long threat.
with receiver Wesley Walker stlll ail·
mg, they have adequate targets for
passer Richard TOdd In Bobby Jones
and Derrick Gaffney
When Seattle Has the Ball It's
still a Zorn-to-Steve Laroent feature
act Their passes open up so many
things. Expect the Seat\awks to do
anything on first down In their flam·
boyant attack Zorn throws to
anvbodv. his rece111ers, his ba~ks, but
Largent Is his sure-handed fClvorite
Seattle has run for 18 scores. as com
pared to 13 TO passes, with Sherman
Smith brealono on deep sprint-draws,
and Dan Doornink running for touoh,
inside gains Rookie Jeff Morwe has
added punch to the backfield, played
last week when Smith was hurt Also
expect Seattle to do anything from
placekick or punt format inn
Last Minute Factors The Jets list
defensive starter Marty Lyons and
guard Dan Alexander as questionable
w ith a bruised knee and shoulder,
respectively Herrera has made
seven field goals in a row and l2 of his
last 14 attempts Three of his four on·
side kicks have been recovered by the
Seahawks
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NEW YO•K JETS OFF.NH
Bobby Jontt WR 170
Chris Ward LT 269
Randy Rar.mussen LG 2S5
Joe Fleldt c 2..S
Dan Ale1tander RG 2SS
Marvin Powell RT 271
Jerome Barkum TE ns
Derrick G.ttnrf WR llO
Richard Todd QB 100
Scott 01erir.i1i9 R821S
Cl•rll Gaines AB 209
NEW YORK JETS DEFENSE
16 Lawr~ POien LE W
7• Abdul Salhm LT·UO
7l Je» l<lecko AT 256
'3 Mwty Lyons AE 245
$1 Greg tk>tt.. LLB-232
S4 Stan 811nh ML&-llO
!3 Mike McKlbben RL.a.22.t
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29 Jotmny Lynn RC.1'0
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NFL Statistics LAllllA IEACH
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LEADING ICORERI , .........
HMM TO.RUlh AK
Peytan,(hl. 12 10 t
Montgamery, Phll. 10 7 a
Hitt. Dell. 9 0 t
MYnete, N.O. · 9 f 0
WI, T.8. I 6 2
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Ret Pts o n 0 ..,
0 M
0 54
0 •
~ PAT FG Lng Ptt
Moeetey, Wash. 26-2' 20-2' 53 16
Septlen, 0.11. 25.29 17-24 Sl 7'
Frenklln, Phil. 24-2' 17-24 59 75
Wendling. S.F. U27 14-17 47 U
Thomas, Chi. 26-21 1).19 A2 '5
LEADING f'AHHS
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Att Comp Ptt TO Int Rtng
l50 201 57.A 11 I 19..C
154 ,, 5'.5 ' , 12.5
2t1 1'6 ,,_ 1 13 10 ,..,
31f 196 61.4 1l M 75.2
%16 14 SU 12 l1 72.l
443 2'4 ,, .. 12 17 10.6 m n -... t 1 10.s a m 11.i 1s 1t ....
5'.2" 14 61.J
STA IO 11 '6.7
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c:Mndter, N.O.
Young, Mlnn.(rb>
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Avg TO. , ... , .
13.7 ' 16.t 6
7.0 2
1.&.t 6
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LEADINO SCOR!RS
TCHICWowt11
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P.Jatlnlon, On. 1l 10 1 O ..
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Morgan, N.E. lO I 9 I *>
C.Wllllams, 5.0. JO 10 0 0 •
Thornton, Pttt. 9 5 4 o M
Jeffenon, s.o. I 0 I 0 •
Newsome, Clev. I 0 I 0 41 ...,,,.
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Fritsch, Hou.
Codu'ott. Oev.
von Sc:hamann,
Kkklng
PAT FG
36-39 17.25
33-34 16-11
31-35 14-?3
Lng Pta
A2 17
SI 11
51 73
Mia. 21-25 17-23 53 72
Hernra, Sea. 30-33 14-11 d n
Breed!, Olk. 2'-33 13-19 A7 ..
Bahr, Pitt. 37·39 1~11 A6 67
LEADING PASSERS
(144 attempts>
Name Attc:ompPct TO Int Atno
Fergut0n, &ff. 303 "' su JJ • ao
Manon, Din. 231 13' S7 .6 14 t IU
Stabter,OK. 345 201 .o.J 19 16 IU
Gfooen, N.E. 2" 1111 llD..O 11 ll IU
Fouts, s.o. -lG , ... 11 1f 11.J
Br_,,.w, Pitt. 30 1M 5U 21 1f 75.5
l.orn. SH. 3SC 193 54.5 13 12 '5.3
Sipe, Oev. 400 216 M.O 23 21 7A.5
Anderson, c1n. 2AO 130 54.J n 10 1u
Undry, Batt. 306 1a ,, .. 9 n 73.t
LEADING PASS RBCllYIH
Rec:itptlofts
Name No Ydl Avg TOI
wa1t11noton.Batt.lrb> .o m 9.1 1
Stallworth. Pitt. 55 "7 17.f 7
Upd\urctt, Oen. S2 171 14.t 7
a-ttr. 0.k. J1 '2A 12.2 7
~. Balt.(rb) Ill 525 1o.7 2 Jolner,s.o. • .as tu 2
\.Mg9ftt,S... 0 '71 .., •
Jeffeuon, S.O. O to1 17.2 I
Bau, On. .. 404 U.1 I
Logan, Oev. 41 611 16.4 S
INTIRCEltTION LBAOBU
Name No Ydl Lng TOI
blnfeldt. Hou. 12 -• •
Heyes. Olk. • 10 52 1
• l.Mnbert, Pitt. • If n •
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o-nt.N.Y. f fl IJ I Luoe•auut1u
NlfM Mt Y• Avg L"9 TDt
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M.Pruttt. a.v. 1M f2A 1.0 " •
Hentt. Pitt. ia 714 .u n • GMm. N.V. 1'9 671 1.7 a I
~. ISlllt. 177 MO J,7 • I
vtlt --·Olk. 171 6St u 1t •
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