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Court Rules Boy · ·Seandal Charged
Must Join Father In Rape, Murder
Who Killed Wife Of British Couple
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 12, 1980 For VOL 7>, NO. 1:16, 4 SICTl°"S· tt l'AOH
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Def tg Delp er
With staples at the ready in his mouth, Cedo, a farmhand
chimp, helps his owner Linsber Brister repair fences on
the Wellman, Miss., farm. The African chimpanzee ex-
cels at other chores as well.
Boy Faces Return
To Killer of Mom
ST. PAU14a&)-A 10-year-old
boy whose 19ft? was beaten to
death by his father in California
may have to be returned to
California and possibly be reunit-
ed with his father, the Minnesota
Supreme Court ruled today.
The court said, however, that
an additional hearing must be
held in a Minnesota court at which
California officials and the boy's
foster parents can argue whether
the 'child should stay in Min-
nesota.
The boy, Carl Otis Mullins, has
~en llvtna with his uncle and
aunt, Ear[ and Anne Krolick,
· 81oomlneton, since September
1975. Thl Superior Court of San
Diego placed the boy and hi11 older
brother and sister with the
K rolic ks s hortly after their
father, Carl E. Mullins, was found
guilty of murder.
The father was given a five.
year -to-life sentence in prison but
wa11 paroled in July 1978 and went
to work as a contractor.
British
Scandal
Charged
LONDON CAP> -A former
detective ch arges that his
daughter and her boyfriend
were thrown to their deaths
from a sixth.floor balcony dur·
ing a cocktail party in Saudi
Arabia for which the British
hostess was sentenced to be
flogged.
The ex-detective claims his
daughter, Helen Smith. was
gang-raped by Ger man guests at
the party, and that her Dutch
boyfriend , tugboat captain
Johannes Otten, was murdered
with her because he witnessed
t he rape and the assailants
feared he would identify them to
police.
British surgeon Richard
Arnot, 39, and his 34-year-old
wife , Penelope, were convicted
by a Saudi court of serving
drinks at the party in Jidda the
night of May 19, 1975, in defiance
of the Moslem nation 's ban on
alcohol. The court a lso said Mrs.
Arnot made "contradictory"
s tatements about what hap-
pened .
Mrs. Arnot escaped the lash
and her husband a one.year jail
term when they were granted
clemency by King Khaled and
deported. They returned lo Bri·
tain on Aug. 8 and are reported
vacationing in the country with
their two children.
Ms. Smith, a 23·year·old
British nW'lle, and Otten fell 70
feet to their deaths from the
Amots' balcony during the par-
ty. Miss Smith worked with
Arnot at a privately owned
Saudi hospital.
The British Foreign Office
says all evidence Indicates Ms.
Smith and Otten accidentally
fell over a low balcony railing
while embracin1. But Ronald
Smith, the 53·year-old father of
the dead nurse, has accused the
Foreign Office of mounting a
massive coverup to protect the
Arnots.
(See SCANDAL, Pa•e AZ)
San Diego County welfare of-
ficials decided in August 1978 t.bat
young Mullins should return to
San Diego to live with a paternal
great-aunt, as a prelude to beinl
reunited witli his father. An order
was iuued by Superior Court or
San Dies<> autbomin1 the re-
moval ol tbe foster child from D!-...1-n __ troyed
Pho S ft bbed Mlnneeota. lll.n.ll!t ~ to top O The KroUcu aousht a tem· MIAMI <AP> -llore than
A man brandlabi n• an porary restrainin1 ord~r in Hen· 8,300 exotic bird•, from Uoy
.iomauc handiun robbed the ntpin County Dl1trict Court in finch•• to lar1e parrotl and
Pbc*> Bklp, 1M4 Brookluant St., Mlnneapolia, but that court w-macaws worth up to 95,000 each, •t fft 1'hunday afternoon, tlm1telydllmiUedtbe.,.utJonon have been deltroytd at an Im·
'ountaln Valle)' poUce said. The \beJroundl that Callfornia bad port center becaue of an out-;uaman Juml*I into a waiUnc ret ned Jurt1dlctlon over the break ol Newcutle cliseue, a· i "ar ~ by an accomplice younpter. virus that kllll domestic poultry,
aad Oed.fOllce•aid. ~ (8ee80Y, Pap U) ~eraloftlclall aald.
Mom, 88, Slain
With 'Insulin' • LOS ANGELES <AP) -The case reads like some preposterous
murder thnller: prominent doctor slays elderly woman arter she
adopts him and makes him sole heirtoS3 million fortune.
But t he twisted plot is a real· life drama.
Dr. Raymond Louis La Scola a 65-year ·old chmcal hypnotist
often sought for his expert trial testimony -has a ball hearing in
Santa Monica Municipal Court today on a charge he killed his 88·
year-old adoptive mother, Georgia Mahoney Thera, with a fatal
dose of insulin July 18, 1979.
HER DEATH CAME JUST 4'-1 MONTHS after she and her
husband, a wealthy Buddhist monk. bequeathed La Scola their en·
t ire estate, inct.uding a Palm Springs home, a collection of jewelry
and a gold-plated statue of Buddha.
La Scola faces a possible death penalty if convicted of murder
He is also charged with dissuading a witness. attempting to in
fluence a witness and conspiracy to forge prescriptions and illegal
ly sell drugs.
T<he case is further complicated by the in volvement of Mary
Steele Kaye, a former disciple of the monk who became his second
wife, and the testimony of William Schenley -portayed in defense
papers as "a known forger, ex-convict and heroin addict" -who
alleges La Scola "used drug addiction to control people."
The defendant, jailed without bail since Aug. 25, is a member
of the board of governors of the American Society of Clinical Hyp·
notists. His expertise has taken him to a number of trials around
the country.
NOW, DEFENSE ATTORNEYS IN a case almost as sensa·
tional as his may ask for a retrial. Lawyers for Theodore Bundy.
con.vlcted this year in the murder of a 12-year-old F lorida gi rl, said
Tuesday they might request a retrial for ,Bundy because of the
shadow cast upon La Scola's integrity. The doctor testified for the
prosecution.
La Scola began his career as a Beverly Hills pediatrician who
treated the children of celebrities. He switched to clinical hypnosis
in the 1940s.
La Scola met Mrs. Thera and Ariya Dhama Thera, an India·
born Buddhist monk and founder of the American Institute of Bud-
dhist Studies, in 1975 when he bought an $80,000 home from them.
He became a close friend after using hypnosis to treat Mrs.
Thera for high blood pressure. Court documents show La Scola
suggested the elderly couple adopt him so he could look after them .
better. _ t
THE THERAS ADOPl'ED LA SCOLA on Fe b. 14, 1979, in
Riverside County Superior Court. A couple weeks later, Mrs.
Thera made a new will.
Five months after that, sbe was dead. Her death certificate,
si1ned by La Scola, said she 4.led of congestive heart failure. She
was cremated a day later. Nothing seemed amiss.
Nothing, that is, until Mrs. Kaye, 58, married Thera and took
action to stop La Scola's inheritance. That required lawyers and ·
private detectives; what they found brought in the Los Angeles
County district attorney's office.
When Mrs. Kaye lost track of Thera in mid-1979, she hired a
-Private detective to...fincl.him. When she saw tbe_79·yeer-old Thera
in a Santa Monica rest home in May, she was shocked.
"I couldn't believe what I saw," she said. ''He wu wearing
two pain of pants, two short-sleeved 11hlrta and a ra&1ed sweater.
He looked demented."
818 WIFE'S WILL STIPLUIATED that La Scola care for the
monk "for the rest of bl• Ufe in the aame manner and condlUona as
hi• pretent livinl standards." Mna. Kaye -identilled ln court papen u a dilclple of Tbera
1ince 1983 who bad developed "an lJIUmate aoclal relaUOnlblp"
with him -took him out of the rest home and married bJm five
days later. ·
When La Scola teamed ol the marrla••· ht be1an 1 court flthl
1 (See oocroa ACCUSED, P11e fU)
CHARGED IN SLAYING
Or. Raymond La Scola
Suit Names I 00
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
More th an 100 firms that
manufacture and distribute the
pesticide OBCP have been sued
for SSO bi Won by a man who says
the hazardous pesticide may have
contaminated the water in all
400,000 of the state's privately
owned wells,
Coast
l\'eather
Low clouds and fog
rugbt and morning, clear·
ing to beaches Saturday
afternoon. Lows tonight 57 •
along the coast, 65 inland.
Highs Saturday 70 to 80.
INSIDE TODAY
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die. theJI jiut keep replaying.
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nostalgia th«re are 1e~rol
college cla.11e1 in which th«
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and watch th« movie. Story_,
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Ride Attack
Alleged
N EW YO RK !AP I Two
veteran ambulance attcndants
have been sus pended without
pay after being charj!ed with
sexuall) abusing and sodom1z
ing a 28 ~ear old pregnant
woman in a city ambulance.
Emergency M~dica l Ser~ce of-
ficials said.
The woman. who 1s six months
pregnant. had call ed a n am
bulance to her Harlem ho me
Aug 24 after she fell down a
flight of s tairs Medical techn1
c1an Curtis Butler, 32. and
Charles BuUer. 34. both of the
Bronx. responded to the call.
medical service 0Hic1a ls said
Thursday
But instead of taking the
woman to a hospital, the two al -
1 e ged ly brought her to a
secluded area in Centra l Park's
northern end. officials said
There the lwo allegedly lore off
the woman's clothes anct sexual
ly a bused her. pushed her out of
the arnbulan<'e. threw out her
clothes ;md drovt• awa}. officials
:.Jld
The woman, who was not 1dC'n-
llfied. g<tthered her <'lothes a nd
c·alled police. She was laken to
llarlem llosp1tal wh1>re '>he was·.
treated and later released
A ut hont 1es sa 1d her unborn
baby was not harmed
The corpsmen. who arc not re
lated. have worked with the
medical service nine years
They were arrested Aug 26 on
charges of fir:.t degree sodomy
and sexual ::ih11M' Both were
freed on their recognizance after
being arraigned Aug 27
A source 1n the Manhattan dis
trict attorney's ofhce s aid the
case was to be presented to a
grand JUry
Chilean Vote
Backs Chief
SANTIAGO <AP) Chile's
voters gave landslide approval by
a vote of more than 2·lO· l to a new
cons titution continuing Presid ent
Augusto Pinochet in power until
1989 atleast
The right·wing military gov·
er nment 's vic t o r y In th e
_plebiscite Thursday was never in
doubt , and the 64 year .old
strongman claimed it before the
first results were announced.
With about 59 percent of a possi-
ble 6 75 nti llion votes counted or
f1cial results showed 2.23 m1liion
votes or 69 percent in favor of the
const itution a nd 904.000 or 28 per.
cent opposed
4 Die in Crash
PETALUMA <AP> Four
people including a 2·year-old boy
died Thursday night in a head-on
automobile crash at a rural in-
ter section in Sonoma County,
the California Highway Patrol
reported.
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bound on Bristol in a t·ar dr1vt'n
b) Chene) when lht•y \H'rt· h1l
head-on b;r a northbound veh1 dt.•
1n which the thrt'e 1nJurt·ll nw11
were riding. reports shcJ\\
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nesses to the accident. offlc(•rs
said Martinez told them their
northbound vehicle was ('Ul off
b) a truck which apparent!)
pulled in front of them near St
Gertrude Place.
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colliding with -the on cu min~
Cheney vehicle
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Califomrn Angels basehall gamt.•
in Anaheim when tht-ac<'11frn1
occurred The three men in thl·
northbound t•ar had 1ust gotlt'n
off work. police said
f 'rm11 Pag..-I I
SCANDAL • •
After nying to Saudi Arabia to
investigate his daught1>r's death
a nd claim her bod}. Smith ac
cused Bntish authorities or ob
s tructing his inquiries becaus<.'
the British vice counsul in Jidda.
Ger-don Kirby. was a c lose
frie nd of Mrs . Arnot, an army
colonel's daughter. ·
Smith says he 1s trying tn
prove his daughter was gang
raped during the part) b~ S<.'veral
drunken Germans.\\ ho th re" her
off the balcony and then· did the
sam etoOtten
The Foreign Office has den1<.'d
there was a coverup and sayh
Kirby and Mrs Arnot had not
met until after the party
However. some F'oreign Offll·e
officiaJs admit privately to being
embarrassed over the affair.
which has hampered Britain\
e fforts to improve relations with
Saudi Arabia. Those ties were
frayed by a bitter controversy
over the broadcast in Britain
last April of a film called
"Death of a Princess." depicting
the execution of a Saudi princess
con victed of adultery "'1th a
commoner.
Increasingly lurid allegallon:s
in recent weeks have kept the
S mith affair glued to the front
pages of British newspapers and
brought pri m e radio and
television coverage
The controversy was fl amed
further by the government's re
call of Kirby and another Bnt1sh
d iplomat. Third Sec retary
Michael Balmar. from Jidda to
answer police questions about
the deaths.
The case is "giving off the
ste nch of scandal." said the
mass-circuJation Daily Mirror.
while the London Evening News
editorialized: "The Foreign Of-
rice is playing an increasingly
dubious game over the death of
Helen Smith, a game which can
only fuel suspicions of a cov
erup."
Iran Feuding
End Sought
ByTbeAssod•ted Pr~ss
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini .
has urged President Abolhassan
Bani-Sadr and his roes to s top the
feuding and jockeying for power
that is keeping Parliament and
the "ovemment from coming to
grips with Iran's pressing prob·
lems. including disposition of
the S2 American hostages.
Radio Tehran said Khomeini,
the leader of the Ira nian revolu·
lion, was visjted by Prime
Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai
and lOofhis cabiqet ministers and
toldtliem:
"Avoid the practices or the
past. You must abandon die·
tatorsbips . . . selfishness and
self.Jove. . . . How would God
take it if you wanted to argue over
posts? . . • If all of you . . .
reached an understandin1 to
estabU.b friendship among you,
lmaclne how pleasant it would be
fortbenaUon." ,. •
Bf1ord ~"tHrf i11g m Wedge
l 'nusual l·oncl1t1011s Thursday etfternoon allowed some
hran• souls hkt• Alan L-ehmann. 22. to try board surfing at
NP\\JH>rl Hl·:1d1 '" 1nfamou~ Wedge. where waves .
short'l11w :ind harbor j£·lt~ all rome together a t the end of
t h e Balboa Peninsula . Wave conditions at the Wedge
us ua lly a re s uita ble only for gus t y body s urfers.
Lifeguards s aid s urf is fl a ttening out a nd they ·don't ex -
peC't it to build up again this weekend.
f 'rom 1•ng.. l I
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Slain Man Brother
Of Mesa Officer
Election
Mil1llS J/ oters
BOULDER. Colo. CAP >
It was a lonely Primary
Day in Precinct 4706 No
one s howed up to vote. Till' !\lull1n" \11uth tuld llwc:ouit
thal h1• '' 1tn1·0.,·M·d till' murcl1•r 11(
h1' mntlwr \\1th ,1 t..1..,,.h,dl ti.11 :mcl
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nt.>,.ota h.111 bcl·omt-lht· home st ate
of th1•1r nt.•pht.'\" and ht• had su<·h
·o.,1gn1f1l'a11l <·onnt•f't1<1n"" with
\11 nru•..,nta I h.11 "¥11nnt'"1l.1 t·ourt:.
'hould h;r\ t' 111n,..d1<·t 1011
Tht.• Supn•mt· Court noted that
~t1nni•sota and California are
among 35 states w h1ch have
ac1oplt.'d tht' l·n1form Child
('u,tod' .I unscl1rt11m Acl
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Thl' pl:ieemt·nt In the· court of
tht• child in an.other !>tatt.• has little
h<'anng on lht• vitality of the
('hlld'o., t'o'nnt.•1·trnn with that
l'ourt.' the Supn•mf' Court said
"The• rt'lat1ons hip continues
dt'S 111ll' l!l'Ogra µh y "
Tree CalUng
< • .11l111l1l' funl'ral '>l'rv1t'c!> were
held toda~ for thl· older brother
of lung time l'osta Mesa
pol1t·t•man Chuno Camarillo
"ho w·a~ n1.\ ~tt·riousl~ murdered
1n a h;.111 ()( bullets Monday an
!>outhcast I .c>s Angeles Count}
M a:.s wa!> o.,t•heduled at 10 a m
for 1-:mest Camarillo, 49. of Cer
ritus. the \'icllm of what one Los
Angeles County Sheriff's Office
deputy classified Thursday as a
s uddt•n. Sl'nsc-ll'ss traged~
Camarillo wai. reportedly am-
bushed b) an unknown assailant
who Jumped from a car and
pumped three of four pistol slugs
into the man ·s c hest
hwestig.ators. stul probing for
a sla~·1ng motive. said Camarillo
collapsed fatally wounded an an
North~nan
Wlaoop, Holler
The annual North Laguna pie·
nic will be held tonight begin.
n~ng at 5 al the Heisler Park pie
n1c area in Laguna B1·ach
Thl' potluck event. organized
by the North Laguna Communi
ty Association. 1s bi lied as a par-
ty celebrating the return of
North Lag un a to Nor th
Lagunans as vacationers depart.
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alley off South Alameda Street
at 135th Street in the Compton.
Willowbrook area.
The victim was rus hed to
Martin Luther King Hospital
where he died of his wounds
within minutes. s heriff's dep
utiessaid .
Rosary for Officer Camanllo's
brother was conducted Thursday
night at Our Lady of the Rosar y
Church in Paramount, where
toda~"s fun e ral m ass was sched.uJed.
Election officials ex-
plained that the no·show in
4706 is at least partially at-
t r i but a ble t o the pre -
cinct's size: one house.
one voter.
These "fingerling" pre -
cincts are small areas in
Boulder County t hat hav~
been annexed into the city
boundaries. according t
election s upervisor Nancy
Jo Wurl
DOCTOR ACCUSED • e •
to take custody of his adoptive fathe r. La Scola charged that Mrs.
Kaye, almost 30 years younger than Thera. was after the monk's
m oney
It was testimony produced in the custody proceedings that led
lo the murder charges.
Mrs . Thera's lawyers -father and son Martin and Franklin
Radoff brought forward 31-year-0ld ex.convict Schenley.
SCHENLEY SAID HE MET AL SCOLA in 1977, when he was un·
der arrest for herom possession. Schenley said that after three
year s in prison. he went back lo see La Scola and lived last sum-
mer at th_e doctor's Malibu home. He said La Scola wrote him drug
prescnpt1ons .
_ "La Scola used drug addiction to control people." Schenley
said .
. In sworn court affidavits. Schenley said La Scola used hyp.
not1sm to persuade the Theras to adopt him. He said the doctor ad-
dicted Mrs. Thera to Dilaudid. a synthetic narcotic. then put her
through a painful withdrawal to force her to sign the will.
Schenley testified that La Scola confided to him in May that he
had killed Mrs . Thera by injecting her with insulin. difficult to de·
tect in an autopsy_
The Radoffs paid Schenley $2,000 for his story. then took rum to
the Los Angeles district attorney's office.
LA SCOLA'S ATTORNEY, Albert Gar ber, attacked Schenley
bitterly in his petition to have La Scola released on bail.
"Stated concisely, Schenley is unemployed, a convicted forger,
an ex-convict. parole violator, narcotics addict, thief. highly paid
informant and witness for hire," says the petition. Attached to the
pe tition are 34 letters s upporting the doctor, including two from
Los Angeles police officers. One of the officers. Capt Michael
Nielsen. called the doctor "a kind. gentle person who goes out of
his way to assist othe rs ."
Sntugglers Suspttfed
Stolen Speedboat
Still Undetected
Maritime authorities along the
Southern California coast and
Newport Beach police today re·
ported no sightings or further
clues to the disappearance or a
$46,000 competition speedboat a
week ago.
The sleek. JO-foot cigar ette·hull
vessel, belonging to John San·
taniello or San Marino, was re·
ported stolen last Friday from a
guest dock at the Balboa Bay
He said cigarelte·huJI vessels
resemble torpedoes once their
en1ines are running at run throt·
tie and the boat lifts about 90 per-
cent out of the wat~r. som etimes
Oyin1 airborne.
The boat, which is not a com-
mon make, did not have a name .
accord.inc to the report filed by
Santaniello.
Club. San Di The powerful boat with its thun· . • egan Killed
derous engine has not been seen
since the theft was reported to In Tapes Ramom
police later that da~ according to
investigators.-SAN DIEGO (AP>-Police say
"It's probably running dope two undercover officers sh<>t and
between here and the Mexican kUled a man who s tepped out of a
border now," says Newport clumpofbulbestopickupaS'l,000
Beach Police Detective Bob ransom for the return of tapes
Hardy. stolen from a business school.
Hesaid i1Santan1ello's boathul The slain man waa attempting
Brian Bland, reporter for The Associated Press, makes a Indeed been pirated for narcotics to retrieve the brief cue of money
telephone call from the "AP Tree" a c ross the street from 1mu11lln1. a crime not uncom· at • drop-off point in Presidio
Gov. Ronald Reagan 's Pacific Palisades home. The mon In Southern California, Park and wu shot alter ref'9inc
phone was Installed to enable reporters to file stories Im· 100Der~ritwouldbe1potted to1urnndertotbeunclercoverof·
mediately whiJe covering the former governor at hi.I because the design is easily flcers and ra.Lainc a repUu of a
h ome. t recognized. 1un, a policeapokeaman>'aid.
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Low11 Gomes in IAlguna
Thl'se are JUSt som e of the ttungs one c an
do o n the lawns of Laguna's Heisler Park
One c an bowl. providing one is dressed
properly and the grass is r ut s hort enough.
Or. one C'an practice martia l arts moves
near the mt'morial obe lis k
Data Asked
For Coat
Park Pla11
Chamber 11f rommt'rn• cl1rec
tori. in :--=('\\('Wirt Hl.'JCh sa\ its
t1mt' to st art a'>king the "tough
questions " on \\hat tht• effects of
the new I~ lTl .. Jlt•d Cr~ stal Cove
State Pa rk will bf'
And the directors arc• hoping
to get !>tatC' officialc; to start
answ cnng somt• of tho-.(• que!>
t1ons at a µubh c hearing next
Thursda) evening in th<· Ford
Aerospace l'afetcna
David Allen. a "late parks and
re c r<'at1on re p r<'SC'ntat 1 vC'. "
scheduled to a uend thl' 7 30 p m
hearing
"For instance." notes Cha rles
Hirs ch. a l"h<imh<-r cl1r cctor .
"Coast Highway. espccially
~ down towards Laguna. 1s a dis ·
-aster. Pe ople are scared to
death todn veon th:.it road
He said state leade rs are go-
ing to have to c!C'ctcle how to han
die inc reased t r:.iff1c.· a nd tl'le
-=-need -for more parkin~ Widen
ing Coast H1ghwa} shouldn't he
ruled out. he says
The danger of ~re. he con
tinues. r aises a "legit im ate
question" whether a new fire
station could be constructed in
the a rea of the park
.. How do the' intrnd 10 \\Ork
w ith t he s ur.ro u nd1ng com
munittes? :· he asks 'Will the\
be lookin~ at joint power agree
men ts to help save money·1 "
He says. people• who neighbor
the park boundaries have a nght
to know ··as soon a s possible"
what the park will be like. what
sort of amenities 1t will include
and how many people it could
attract
Pope Tell
Sex View
VATICAN CITY <AP > Pope
John Paul 11 will tell more than
200 bishops m eeting here .next
rnonth to urge married Roman
Catholics to practice the rhythm
method developed by Drs. John
and Evelyn Billings ·and other
.. sinless" birth control tech ·
niques sanctioned by the church.
Vatican sources say
They said at the session be~in·
ning Sept. 26 the pontiff will re·
affi rm his opposition to all forms
of contraception and will de·
1mand strict co mplia nce with
traditio nal c hur c h laws over
such issues as divo tce and abor·
lion .
"His statement will be strong
and forthright with no buts and
ifs, .. one source said T hursday.
Boat Owner Sues
In Slip Fee Hassl.e
lly JOHN NEEDHAM
, , 04 II• 0•1ly Piiot Sl•tl
Boat owner Don Price doesn 't
want to s ell his two s ailing
vessels. but he sa ys he will have
to if officials a t Dana Point
Harbor succeed in e victing ham
from his rented boat s lip.
Price. 43. a self-em plo}ed
electrical contractor in Dana
Point. is s w ng the .Dana Point
Marina Co. and the County of
Orange for what he claims is an
unjustified attem pt lo evict h1m
from the marina.
Price says officials of the firm
that manages the affairs of the
fac ility. under a 30-y ear lease
agreement with the county, first
tried to evict him about a year
ago.
At that time. he said, marina
offi cials threatened to impound
his boats if he didn't leave.
Price said his attorney informed
company representatives they
had no legal right lo do this, and
eviction proceedings stalled.
Meanwhile, Price sai'd, the
m a rina company continued lo
accept his rental checks . He also
said marina officials refused to
tell him the reason he was being
evicted.
Price said the offi cials later
informed his lawyer the reason
for the eviction was because he
hadn't been paying his rent on
time. and that he had been liv-
ing on his boat without first noti-
fying the m arina office. Price
de nies both allegations.
He said the eviction notice was
given to him in October 1979
with a deadUne of Nov. 30 to be
out of his slip. If he wasn't,
Pr ic e s a id . the compa n y
threatened to impound his boats
and ch arge him $30 a day
storage fees .
"In the nine years that I've
been down here i have been late
with my sUp rent m aybe three
or fo ur times, and only by a day
or two." Price said.
He denies that he has ever
lived aboard his 44-foot sailboat
"Nirvana."
"I was living in San Clemente
at the lime they accuse me of
li ving down here," he said .
Robert Dahlberg, m anaging
gener al partner of the .marina
company, said he didn't want to
comment while the matter is in·
volved in litigation. But he did
deny any wrongdoing on the part
of the marina company or any of
its officials.
Take Sunday Peek
Into Minds, Books
P rice a lso charged that of-
ficials wer e trying to force him
o ut to make room for newly
purchased boats sold by local
brokers ..
"I think it is prettr evident
wh y they (the m arin a com·
pany ) want this slip," Price
said. "ll doesn't take a gypsy
with a cup of tea leaves to see
t hat boats sold by the bro~ers
around here are being placed in
slips."
R eade rs will find plenty in
Sunday's Daily Pilot. from the
mind reader who helps police
locate victims, to advice on how
• to find the right refer ence books.
P SYCHI C H EL P E R -
Dorothy Allison's juvenile vis-
ions of death and crime turned
bul to be true. When police have a· hard-lo·solve case, she's often
c.alled to locate a suspect or vic-
tim .
.LOOK IT UP -If you'r e con-
al)lering an encyclope.dJa to help
tbe youngsters through school, ..
{ llNDA Y'S BK
better check carefully to make
sure it's right and not too ex-
pensive. Pat Dunn offe rs details
in Consumer Closeup.
. WEST MET EAST·-Richard
Chamberlain shares som e of the
ordeals and pleasures of filmine
the television movie "Shogun,"
due to air this week. He was
amazed at how little we know ti Our all)'.
Price claimed that other boat
owners had been evicted to
m a ke room for newly purcl)ased
boats. and charged lhat one
broke r had been providing slips
for customers even though there
is a minimum three-year wait
for others seeking slips.
Dahl berg d e n ied · Price's
charge. "This is not the problem
al all.'' Dahlberg said. "There ill
a waiting list for all boat owners
of about three years, depending
on the size of the boat."
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Friday, September 12, 1980 ONL y Pll.OT A3
At Way1ie Airport
U ridercov~r Cops
\
....._:) . Eye Drug Traffic
By FREDERICK SCHOEM EHL
041._ O•lly ~llol Sl•ll
Orange County's John Wa yne
Airport may soon be targeted for
undercover surveillance by local
and federal authorities due to
l'ver-increasing movements of
rocame and other drugs through
its terminal.
Authorities announced at a
press eonference Thurs day at the
Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment in Santa Ana that more than
50 pounds of t·ocaine has been
seized this year as a result of in
vest1gations m which the airport
has fi gured
Undercover agent ~ claimed
I hey seized 22 pounds o f the drug
valued at S3 million early Thurs
day at a motel near Los Angeles
Internationa l Airport That shi p·
ment. they said. originall} w&is
des tined for Orange County.
In vestigators disclosed for the
first time that the\ ~e1 zed 35
pounds of cocaine ,:ulucd at an
estimated $4 75 m1 l1 1on :.ind ar
rested four vc rson!' "hen a
priv ate rental j ct lan<fod ;it Jnhn
Wayne Airport in .Janua ry The
p I a n c a r r i ' t• ti f r o m F' t
Laudl'rclall'. Fl;i , they s .. 11d
Cl'Orgt• llal ptn. dt•µu t} n•g1onal
d irector of the Urug Enfnn:t•mtmt
i\dn11mstrat1on. ~aid tht.• <.11{tmcy
1s <•llempting toobt;.iin manµo\\cr
tu place undl'n•over surveillance
teams at thl' airport to ";.itc·h fr•f
pe1sons \\ho ma~ IOJll'h thl'
DEA 's "profile ·of a drug .,mug
gler
S1m1lar sun'l'lll,anC'l· 1>rograms
are npernkd b\ tht.' 0 EA a t major
airports throughoutthe l' S The~
have not oµeraa •d without raisin g
the ire of some civil li berties or
ganizat1ons.
F o llowing t he press con
fe re nce, she riff's spokesma n
Wyatt Hart said has de partment
also would l1kl' to pla ce un
dercover agents at the airport. in
conjunction with the DEA. and
use dogs s pe cially trained to s niff
out cocaine trans ported in bag
gage.
The 89 pe rcent-pure cocaine
seized in Los Angell's was con
tained in plastic hags that were
placedmr.i ft wrappe d boxes. The
boxes were fo und in a large swt
c·ase Lhal was p'<Jddcd with blocks
of fo am rubtx>r
··a was a r;.ither soµh1st1cated
way of doing it," llalpmsa1d
lralpin, and investigators from
the she nff's depa rtment a nd the
Santa Ap a Police De µartment.
agreed that Orange County has
become somethmg of a boom
market for cocaine.
Much of the drug, one DEA
agent said . is being sold in af·
fluent communities along the
coast. includm g Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach
"The potential for profit is so
tre mendous . Some can become
millionaires overnight. That'sthe
Safety Pane l Set
LIVERMORE (AP ) The
S tate Seis m ic S afe t y Com
mission has agreed to look over
a list of people selected to re·
view whethe r a building a t
L a wrenc e Liv e rm o re
Laboratory where plutonium is
s tored can withstand a se vere
earthquake. Plutonium . a dead·
ly radioactive substance. is used
in weapons r es ea rch at the
laboratory.
enticeme nt, .. said sheriff's Capt
Jim Guess.
Agents declined to r e veal
specifics on Thursday's seizure,
other than to say that the cocaine,
from South America. had been
routed through Miami and San
Francisco.
The shipment origina lly was to
come into Orange County. but ar·
r angements were changed at thl'
last minute at the supplier's in·
sistence. they said.
Those arrl'sted at the time the
alleged purchase was made were
ide ntified as Lawrence Nelson.
47. San Francisco ; Guy Robert
Craft, 30. Mi ami. and Jane C.
Thompson. 28. Richmond, Calif.
Each was booked into Orange
County Jail Bail was set at
$250.000 each
Firin •Disservi<-e'
Band Instructor
Asks Post Back
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol t• 0•1ly P llOI SU1tt
Former Newport Ha rbor Hi gh
Sc:hool band instructo r Richard
Englund. fired last Novembl'r
h~ Newport Mesa t rustees on
tha r ges t h at incl ud ed 1n
~ubordtn<.1 t1on . has as ked a n
Orange Count v judf.{l' to over
turn that ac·t1on and reinstate
h1 m to his job
Superior Court Judge Ronald
JI l'rcnner agreed Th ursda~ to
take the request for a l'Ourt or
dt.•r under ~ubrn1s~1<>n and rule
\\lthin a week's Lime
1.o:. Angeles a t lor n e)
l.;.iw r e n ce Rose n s we1g .
representing England. argued
that his c-hent ·s d1srn1s~a1 was a
"d1sserv1ce to the rommunitv"
be cause of England-'s highly
respected teachmg a bilities
E \·en if the charges against
him were true. Rosensweig told
Judge Prenner. they would not
be s ufficient cause for dis missal
The atto rney m ainta ined .
however . that muc h of the
evidence against his client wa!>
unfounded. '
Defe ndmg the school distnC'l's
action was one of its attom eys.
who c laimed evidence a l'l}assed
b~ a s pecial commission on pro
ressiona l compete n cy "ovt>r
whelminglv supported its con
c lus1on that England was guilty
of unprofessional conduct.
T ht> Newport· Mesa school
board based ils dismissa l action
on t..h e !indings,. or that. stale
panel
England. who attended the
hearing m Pre nner's Santa Ana
courtroom. was accused of dis·
obeying orders by Harbor High
Principal Tom J acobson con-
cerning band performanees and
Of ln\'Ol ving parents and StU·
dents in an administrative dis-
pute.
Prior to his dis misc;al. the
band ins tru ct o r had b een
trans ferred fr o m Newpo rt
Harbor High to Corona del Ma r
High School.
Throughout the court proceed-
ings, Rosensweig s tressed r e·
peatedl y that En g land 's
t eaching abilities never were
discredited during his run ins
with superiors
lie also denie d t he music
t e a c her wa s g u i I t y o f 1 n
s ubordination or refused to obe)
orders_
However. the school distncl's
attornev said the "record is
r eplete · with statements" that
there was disruption in the
mus ic progr am at Harbor High.
O•lly Pllol St.ti Photo
WANTS REINSTATED
Music Teacher England
llt> said tht.' :.ehool dis trict did
all 1t could t<> gain England's a t-
tention · and he didn't pa ss
muster ·
In all. 19 r harges were lodged
.1ga1nst the teacher by the dis-
t nrt
D1 s tnt l 1•ff11ru, to dis m iss
England stirred protests by a
numbt.•r of band parents and stu·
den t ~. "ho form ed a gro.up_
called Supporte rs of Richard
England 1SORE > ..
Sino-Fren --h
w ·inery Opens
P EKI NG (AP l A Sino-
F rench coopcrat1 ve winery has
started production in Tianjin
and will tum out 100.000 bottles
of "top quality" Chinese wine
th is year, the official Xinhua
· news agency said
The new wi nery is m anaged
jointl) by the Tianjin vineyard
and Remy Martin. a French pro-
ducer of cognac China imports
wine from France. Italy, Spa.in
and California. but the new
winer~ is to produce the first
loeal wine w1tb a "European
fla\'or ..
For yea rs. foreigners have
cla mored fo r bette r fare than
t he tr ad1t1onal sweet Chinese
wines
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hollt>r baC'k 1>vcr rnto the ml<1nd rea<'hes It's a one hour
bu' ride. as a matter of fact
Arrangements for attendance al San l'lemente i.eemed
to ).(11 oka; up until recenll) wtwn San Diego Sl'hool
authorities bt-gan frowning at all this
Thev realized the Fallbrook school s~stem had lo p<iy
the Capistrano nified SC'hool District for the 125 k1di-. who
"ere attending San Clem ente High. Fall brook was losing
stall' and federal cash
.\nd you can believe 1t . money 1a11<s
SO NEVER M INO that the Pendleton youngsters
"uuld SJX'nd two hours each school day on a bus Never
mind the distance they would be from their parents in
l'' ent of an em ergency Forget what opportumt1e~ the)
would likely miss to participate in extracurncular ac
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c;et the money That's the name of the game
'\ow. <;ince Fa llbrook school author ities have clutched
L1d1Ll,) UJXIO their purses trings and insist the Pendleton
students attenc1 at the campus over the hill. the whole
s11uatt0n appears destined to be settled in the <'ourts
You have to hope that some old-fashioned horse sense
wll 1 prevml there
Hui what tf 1t c1ocsn 't ·1 flow will 1l come out.,
nm UK ELIHOOO IS STRONG that most of lhe
P enrtlt'ton students will c•nd up at San Clemente lhgh School
.my~ :t) How" Simple
Studl•nt Mary Brown ma~ very well register with an
udtlress of her Great Aunt's fourth cousin who happens to
It' l' 111 Capistr ano Heach. Or dad w11l rent a chi cken coop m
S:in Juan C:ap1slr:mo and call that his hom e address.
Wh). 1t s t'\ <'n possible that some kids may be s igned
up for San Clemente High School out of vacant lots.
l"I; OTHER WORD~. in order to gt\'e their kids a rea-
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p.11 t'lll!> rn•H Ix· forced lo cheat and he a httlf'
That '>ure 1., a ~" rll "a~ to educate kids
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\dvenlurer (;erard d 'Abov1lle
"as about 12 days from reaching
hi s goal of bccomin~ the first
man to row from the t:nitcd
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t rt" sa id
in Chatham on July I 1 he pre-
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to JOO days.
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week . d 'Abovtlle re ported his
pos ition as due south of Ireland,
north of Sµa in and about 500
miles r1ue west of his desl1na
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Ora1na Coaeh .
P~rlm its
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l'llll'/\CO t /\Pl Police have
a 1 r1·stt.•1t J 21 year-old former
studPnt of drama coach Everett
Clarke m the scissors s laying of
I he formt•r radio personality
f'aul UcW1t was charged with
rnurrlcr Thursday after "admit·
trng th<' crime and being iden·
t1fiud in a lineup by witnesses
wlw i.nw him on a ledge outs ide
Clarke's downto" 11 studio," ac-
1·ord1ng tu poltce
"Thf' investigation 1s continu-
tn~ b<'C'a ust.• a motive has not
h l' <' n c s t a b I 1 s h e d • · · s a 1 d
hum 1c1de officer Henry Gralak
Hou~ S aveet It I s
The NATO military command announced in Brussels,
Belgium, that maneuvers in Turkish Thrace by 3.000 soldiers from
six NATO countries would go on as planned. The maneuvers
scheduled later this month are aimed at testing alliance response
to a possible attack on western Turkey from Warsaw Pfict forces
in neighboring Bulgaria.
NATO also depends on Turkey to maintain a strong military
ureseoce on the alliance's southern and eastern nanks . Turkey
s hares a 370-mile border with the Soviet Union and its 1,000·mile ~
Black Sea coast L a short journey for the Soviet Union's largest
fleet. Turkey also borders Iran, Iraq and Syria and is a country
whose Shiite Moslems are closely aligned to those in Iran.
Violence. which has claimed 4,000 lives in the past five years,
is both political and religious. The usua lly left-leaning Shiite
Moslems at times have fought the conservative Sunni sect. About a
dozen different groups -religious as well as political have been
fighting for power.
The Un ited States has approximately 4.900 military personnel
mostly membe rs of the Air Force in Turkey. The State Depart-
fll\•nt in Washington said its e mbassy in Ankara reported "there
w:-Ji. no violence and no danger to Americans ...
APWI ........
Police said OeWit has been on
probation s ince .July l on a pros-
titution charge s temming from
an incident last April in which
he allegedly offered to perform
a !>ex act on a n undercover vice
officer
Cind~ Jes ke JUSt couldn 't restrain herself
a fter her horse. Bucko. had taken second
prize in halter class at the Spokane. Wash
Interstate Fair Ci nd}. 13. absolutely had
to g1vt> Bucko a btg kiss
Gem Deist Suspects Caught
C HI CA 1;0 (AP ) Two
Chicago nwn one said to be a
master thief. the other a near ·
genius were arrested as they
stepped off a night from London
so me 12 hours after a $3.4
. million jewelry heist there that
included the pigeon .egg-sized.
48·carat Marlborough Diamond.
None of the jewels has been re·
covered.
In London, Laurence Graff .
owner of the jewelry store that
was robbed Thursday, said the
Marlbo ro ugh s tone . which
belonged to the late Dowager
Duchess of Marlborough, was so
famous the thieves would never
be able to sell it.
J oseph J. Scalise and Arthur
Rachel. both 42. were detained
at O'llare International Airport
b} the FBI at the request of
Scotland Yard. Britis h police
traced the two men through the
license plate of a getaway car.
GRAFF TOLD reporters that
if an underworld fence tried to
have the Marlborough Diamond
cut and refaceted to disguise it,
the gem would lose ha lf its
value.'
"I cannot think of any cutter
who would want to touch it," he
s a11I. "I think they 've got
som ettung that is virtually un·
salebale."
The jewels were not found in
their belongings. the F'BI s aid,
but the two Americans were
c har ged with inters t ate
trans portation of stolen property
and conspiracy
They w ere h e ld• in th e
Metropolitan Cor re<'lional
Center and were t o appear
before a federal magistrate to-
day . Scotland Yard officials
were expected to seek their ex-
tradition to Britain, the FBI
said.
But in L o ndon , a Yard
spokes man said "We're not cer·
lain yet whether we'll seek ex-
tradition orders . Due to the
complexity of these procedures
1l may be a while before we can
get anyone over there lo ques
t1on the men "
The heist began when two men
armed with a pistol and a hand
grenade buzzed at the locked
doors of the Kmghtsbridge shop.
then s trong.a rmed their way
pas t a uniformed security
guard
As twu customer-. and fi ve
e mployees lay on the floor. the
r obbers selecte!l 20 preces of
jewelry from the wmdov. The)
r uf the t e lephon e l i n e s.
threatened io toss the grenade 1f
they were followed. dashed to a
g reen Vial parked around the
corner and disappeared
The s t o len gems were
diamo nds. including a ring
worth S482.000. a nd one African
ruby worth S72.300 r.raff's
pur chased the Marlborough
Diamond. the size of a pigeon
egg. Trom Chrisffe-s a uction
house two) ears ago for Sl21.200
Then the centerp1N·t· o f a brooC'h
pendant tl "as ret·ut tu make a
necklace surroundt•d I" other
diamonds. It's no" \\Orth about
$960.000
SCALISE Al'fD RACILEL have
a long history of arrests and con-
victions on burglar) robbery.
theft and counterfeilmg charges .
officials sn1d
SC'a lL'iC', who 1s m issing four
fingers on his left ha nd. is con-
s1dC'recl a master thief He re·
porterlly has used an artifil'ial
arm and disguises during rob·
beries Ile 1s no" a rackets boss
in the south Chicago suburbs
and an associate of Albert Toe·
t•o a re puted crime syndicate
f1gur<'.
Rac hel. with a criminal record
...tretchmg bal:k more than 25
years. "as sentenced to two con-
!>e~ut1ve 15-year prison lerms
during the 1960s for counterfeit·
ing a nd bank robbery. police
.... ud A printer by trade. Rachel
scored al near genius level on
intelligence tests administered
1n prison. authorities s aid. He
taught computer progr amminft
to other inmates and reportedly
worked for a computer firm
while on parole, they said.
Carter Debate Stand Blasted
By The Associated Press Carter has rejected appearing
in a League of Women Voter::.
debate Sept 21 in Baltimore at
which Reagan and Anderson will
face each other.
philosophies of Anderson and
Reagan are virtually the same.
No Letup Rainfall • ID
While President Carter's op-
ponents cont inue lo pull out the
stops over Cart.er's refusal to de-
bate them. the president is pull·
ing out the Cabinet in his effort
to brand his two opponents as a
like and dangerous quantity.
"I think Jimmy Carter thinks
the name of the game is win
ning." Anderson said "'The
whole object of this exercise is
not just lo win. but the selection
of the leader of the American
people ··
Marshall continued the Carter
administration's recent blast at
Reagan and his positions on
mi nimum wages, health and
safety in the work place and UD·
e mployment insurance.
Nation Wet All Poi,,m of Compass
Republican Ronald Reagan on
Thursday hit again at the debate
issue, saying Carter was using
inde pendent presidential can·
didate John Anderson as "the
excuse that he won 'l debate.
Well, I don't find Mr Anderson
too much to be afraid of.
Carter was at the White House
on Thursday. but that didn't
mean h is campaign was n 't
repres ented on the campaign
trail.
Marshall was the 'third major
figure in the Carter administra-
tion to appear irr the Ohio in-
dustrial city in the past two
weeks Vice President Walter
Mondale \'isited on Labor Day
and Transportation Secretary
Neil Goldschmidt campaigned
there las t weekend. Carte r
hi ms e lf is scheduled to visit
Cle,•eland on Tuesday for two
Democra tic fund-raisers .
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HOWEVER , TllE NATIOV.._
three large'>l thrifts in term:-. or
assets Home Savings & Loan
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Great \\.\:~tern S;1nn~s &. I A">iln
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THE
FLORI
10·· Hanging Indoor Ptam-:-
Gr~i-i t., • OM I •
Wh1t1"' Butter! y
Reg S .. 8 !1", NOW ON SAU S
OUTDOOR
L IVING SALE
TAMIAMI
JUNIPERS
5 Gallon Reg. $1 2.50
NOW$8.98
Tam and Seagreen & many more
PLANTS ON A DIET
The Roger's Garden way.
OXYGEN PLUS 1-2-1 is an
indoor plant food lhat supplies
the essential and pnmary
nutrients to promote vigorous
plant growth and plentiful
blooms.
Overwatering is a common
cause of hOl.lse plant failure
OXYGEN PLUS Plant Food
helps prevenf overwateririg
problpms. Feed your plants
without worrying
SAY CHAISES
AT 30% SAVINGS
r '} J ~ t ~ •
> ~ ......... "'\ ,""··~-'-· ,i, •I J!_ I
C ANTINA -Trop1tone
NOW $210.00
TAMIAMI -Brown Jordan
NOW $182.00
GARDEN ELLA -Telescope
NOW $109.00
Reg $300 00 .
Reg $259.00
Reg $155 00
September still has its warm days. along wi th the
savtngs on Roger's CHAISES There 1s no reason
1o wa1t
NURSERY • INDOOR/OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES
TIO FURNITURE & ACCE%0Rl[S
{,_..., I r,, J I CJ
uouQuPI~ • ntPrta1nmg1v er. 01 •
d11ed llOwPr arrangf!"1 •n'~
Keep us in mind for 1ro:;~ 1 r • \ •
ENROLL.IN
NURSERY SCHOOL
Join us every wee I<
Monday • Friday
Saturday -Sunday
11:00 and 3:00
11 :00. 1 :00 and '3
SPECIAL FEATURE
PLANTING WINTER
VEGETABLES AND FLO\ E
Respected gnrdemnq authonly. Gt"1H \\ !'I
LLOYD. demonstrates and expla111~ wt111t rv
when to plant and the care reQullPd 1 • q• )\\o
tasting winter·vegetabtes and bNl\J' ullv "t
flowers
'Vou re 1nv111:. i o n L, 1
and learn rust how to make vour w1ntt·• • 111
/produce'
Schedule: Tue11day. Sep'8mb4!f 16. 1 l 00 , 1
San Joaquin Hills Ad al MacArtl'lur U11
Across lrom Fashion Island • Nrwport B·
Open 9 to 6 Dally
ROGER'S WILL BE CLOSED SEPTEMBER 30 FOR INVENTORY Ame<1ca·s Most Beau11tul lia•den Center 640·5800
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Dclrbclra l(relb1Ch Ed1tor1a l P~e Editor
C r itical T im s
For O C Airport
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~r.1nt F1011th'I \1rhnt·' .md We tt.'m 1rllne11 prrm1ss1on
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Bo.11d c fS11pt•1'1sor" to .illn" the two C"arntir!I to JOm two
inctu:-.tr\ 1·nu11l1'rF..rt:o. 1r ('ahfornia und Hugh~li
A1r\\ l'!'\I tlw rt>.1 "or" must begin
·r•1 t• ,m · tl1ffu.·ult ttut>sllon that mw.t be .u1dre~M.•d
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relt'a"t'<l 11ia .. ll·1 plan 1111 thc Jtrport 's futurt-_
11 1~ -.1~n1 ft('.tnt th;1t the bourtl. u\ :w tang to permll en-
tr\' nf Frnnt wr .1nJ Wt• .. tt-irn I l'peatcdly made referen ce
Lo ··µrnt e1·t111~ tht• 1n t l'~nt ~ nf the ma:itl'r plan process"
Th.it n1u~l Ol'l·ur
The t ~k. of t'11t11 'l" "111 not he eti:;y when one con·
s1ner:-tlw t·11n01l'lJ11~ 11ttt're~•~ an\'Ol\'ed t he :urline in
du!>t n in<:lud1lH! ut her rarrtt.•r:i that an.• :-.t 111 seeking en
trv ) I he C'OUnt' 1tsc>lf. the nt.•a1·bv res1dt'nts who must bea~ tht.• brunl. l)f Jet noise an d air pollutton, and the
trave ling publtt·
It \\e ll ma' proH ltit· tou~hest C'htillenge }el to f<H'e
the hoJrd
Defense Re<X>nl P oor
Ther e now seems ltttle doubt tha t bits a nd pieces of
inf or mat ion about the new technology that could produce
a radar-p roof plan e have been around . and indeed
publis hed, over the pas t several years.
T echnical journals are always coming u p with r e ·
po rts often conjectural -of this o r that r esearch de ·
velopment m the works.
Out the full-scale press conference ·at which Defense
Secretary Harold B rown, on White House ins tructions ,
a nnounced tha t the so-called "stealth" bombe r "alters
military balance s 1g n1ricantly" was indeed news -news
that cm1lrt only help the Soviets get an official handle on
the potential ~ign ificance of this particular piece of
lerhnolo1n
T he purpose. apparently, was to reassure those who
ha vc grave doubts about the Carter Administration's
handling of our defe ns e needs. -
Even so. there was no need for Brown to emphasize
the militar~ s ignifican ce of the ne w plane . nor to reveal
that we probably ca n't produce it for another 10 years o r
so lie could quite s imply have noted reports of the de·
\'e lopment, admitted that it is indeed a mong the new
technologies under e xamination a nd let it go a t that.
without g iving the Soviets a timetable .
The secretary'.$ e fforts to gtve Carter more credibili·
t' for his defense efforts had almost the reverse effect.
The question now mus t be, if this technology h as been
kicking a round for s o long -reportedly starting during
t he Ford administr ation -and is so crucial to the
milttar\ balance. what has t he Adminis tration been doing
a bo ut s'ix•cd1n~ up its development so the wonde r plane is
not sti II 10 years down t he road?
And what other defense technology has been gather-
m g dust under t his Administration ? And why are our
m odest existing armed forces so under -manned and un·
der-equipped?
The Carter r ecord on national defense r e mains in-
con::.is tent, and s e r ious ly flawed.
C l osed Doors Risk y ..
Capitol llill has always been a leaky s ieve and ap-
pare ntly no on e r ecognizes this better than Bert Lance ..
President Carter's friend and former budget director.
Asked to testify before the Senate judiciar y s ubcom -
m ittee looking into Billy Carter 's_ Liby an connections ,
ranee n atly refused to answer questions behlnd closed
doors .
Billy Carte r a nd an associa te h ad testified earlier
that they contacted Lance about obtaining n ames of
per sons W1th a knowle dge of oil who could help in their
dealings \\ith Libya.
Advised that depositions in such matte rs are or-
dina rily taken in private, Lance insisted h e would testify
o nly in public to kee p from being "vilified and s meared"
by leaks from the committee.
Lance is awfully la te in coming to the unde rstanding
that government behind closed doors is both dangerous
and counterproductive. But if his willingness to s peak up
against it even for obvious personal r e asons -m akes
a s m a ll impact on the rest of the Washington es tablis h-
m ent. he'll li kely have done more service lo his country
than the sum of his previous efforts.
• Opinions e xpressed 1n the space above a re those of the Dally Piiot
Other views expressed o n this page are those of their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1 ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0
Bo)t 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321
Boyd I Rock 'n Roll
The record shows that peo-
ple who practiced voodoo in
t
D.-.ar
Gloo111y
Gu
Tu a tto rney says U
your income lax return
isn 't audited you're
p robably overpaying
Uncle Sam out of fear It
w i II be. This is the'
"home of the brave"?
D.11.
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llfl;H .. tilY rt'llte I llW ... ,.. ... llM ,, ....... ~ ....... , ... , "' ..... ..
01 .. 1"• (,.n, 0.11• P1IM.
Florida s ung a ceremonial
Fire Do.nee Song that con·
tained the lyric : "Bimini
gal is a rock and a roller."
Tha t was not in the' 1950s
when we first heard t.h e
sound called rock 'n' roll. It
was about 150 years ago.
Q. Where do grapefruit
rank on the list of fa vorite
fruits In this country?
A. No. 4. Behind No. 1,
banan45. And No. 2, apples.
And No. 3. orange11.
"A happy llle must be to1
s ome extent • quiet Uf e."
observed Bertrand Ruasell,
·'f or lt 1s only ln an
atmosphere ol quiet that Joy
can live."
J ack And e rson
Joint Chiefs Report Waffles
W ASIUNCTON The Jolnl
t 'hlt.>fl of Stuff havt• t•iu•c uted li
b1iarre rcvt>rtSlil l of Ltw c lu~M('
wufnln11 muneuvt•r They huv~
m 1Jr('hl'<I down tht• hill and bac:-k
up a~uH\
In their annuul report on the
llnltt•d Stuh·11 · military poslUon,
th~ g1•11t'rals
co tal o~ u
h air rn1s1n ~
numbt.'r o f
areas wh ·re
we are ho~
h ·iss ly o ut
gunnt"d by the
Soviets, with
uppurently no
llkc llhooJ of
cal<'hing up
Th e n 1n a n e ffus ion of
bureaucrOhl' bafflegab, the joint
dliefs conrluc.Je th.ul everything
may ht! hunky-dory after a ll
The 96-page annua l report is
dassified "Top Secret. .. My as·
soc1ale Qale Van Atta has ob-
ta ined a copy, and the bulk of it
makes depressmg reading for
;myone who hopes Uncle Sam
and the Western allies can stand
up to the Soviet bloc bullies.
Some examples .
"TH E OVERWllEl.MING
U S advantage in terms or
nuclear warheads began e roding
in the early 1960s This decline
was temporarily reversed in the
\'Urly 1970s . . (but.> by tht!
mid 19708. the decline ~turtt-d
!lilUO and has tM!en COtll.muuus
11ipce that time.•·
·'T he continued s ucc<•11s of
1NATO) s trategy h ab bei:n
Jeo p ardited by the raptd
mode rnization of Soviet onrt
Wa rsaw Pact nuclear and con
ventlonal fo rces,
"The Soviet Union wall hold 11
2 lo· I advantage Ill long-range
theater nuclear force weaponi;
by lhe early 1980s, assuming'
that NATO modernization pro
grams proceed as pl:.inned In
te.rm s or equivalent m egatons
apd hard ta rget kill cupahllity ,
the Soviet advantage will ran~1·
from 2-to I to 4 to I ThcM• ad
vantages (sic) continue lo ir1
C're ase throughout the 1980s ·'
"T HE SOVI ET DRIV E to
modernize l he conventio nal
for ces o f the Wars:.i w Pact
threatens the military halanC'e
in Europe. thereby increasing
risk of connict, or, more hkely .
political int1m1dation. The Unit·
ed States and its NA TO allies
have little choice but to offset
the growmg Wa rsaw Pact ad-
vantage by strengthening and
modemizin~ their own land, sea
and air forces or be forced to ac
cept the con s equences of
m 1litary inferiority
"Current assessments are that
Earl Wat~r
D e ficit Blamed
On Spe nding Spree
With ~rowing urgency the state
administration is pred1ct1ng
budget defi cits a hc:.id Finance
Director Mary Ann Graves now
estima tes the shortages for next
year may reach $1.5 billion by the
next budget time
ln the underst atement of the
year she advised all state agency
heads th a t ,
"S ince the
s u r plus i s
gone we can-
not afford the
luxur y o(
s pe n din g
more than we
lake in during
the yea r ,
which is what
we have been
doingfor thepastthreeyears"
Her est imates are in agreement
with those made by Assembly
Ways and Means Chairman John
Vasconcellos at the same time he
w as workin g to he ad o ff
Reupubli can efforts to override
Gov. J erry Brown's veto of the
continuation of in come tax index·
ing wluch has permitted ta.x rate
adjustments to offset innation.
Since the indexing provision ex-
pires next year Brown vetoed the
bill which would have made it a
perm anent law. It was his way of
getting a tax incre ase without
the necessity of any new tax laws
which now require a two-thirds
vote of both houses.
COMMENTING on the dis mal
prospects for financing state gov·
e rnment next-year, Brown's aide,
Gray Davis , observed that, "We
have not seen anything like this
since Jerry Brown became gov-
ernor."
Too right! And unintentionally
in that statement he P<>inted the
finger directly at. the cause The
Oiarles McCabe
only reason th<• s urpluses arc
gone and lhe s tale faces a def1c11
is that the governor and the
legis lators have hct'n bu!:itly
dreaming up nev. ways to spend
for the past fi ve) cci rs faster than
the money came in
This prodigal spending spree:
has taken the budget from SlO
billion at thP time Brown became
governor lo $25 billion. And even
while the dreary predictions were
being made the Legislat ure had
before it measures appropriating
S520 million in addition to the
a lready approved budget.
ALTHOUGH JN the face of the
overall budget these additional
millions may not seem sigmfr
cant. Senate Finance Chairman
Al Rodda has released figures
s howing the impact on future
hudgeting caused hy some S400
million in appropriations already
approved by the Senate Finance
Committee.
His projections s how that the
costs of the programs authorized
by those measures will triple in
two years time. rising to Sl 3
billion by 1983. If those su~e
q u e n t I y a pproved b y t he
Legislature before adjournment
experience the same increases.
the Finance Director will be way
short in her deficit esli mates.
Although Graves' wa rnings
were directed at state agencies
which have been advised by the
governor to hold their budgets to
not more than a 1 percent in-
cr ease. she disavowed a n'l ideas
fo r tax raises and said "We will
ha ve to re-e xamine all of our pro-
gra ms to ens ure that only the
highest priority needs receive the
limited resources available ...
VASCONC ELLOS, however ,
cast some doubt on the state's
NATO fu n••"• m1•thl be s ur
l'l'Ssful 'o lnng as the combat
111 rt!xtnctt>d to (1 Htable fmnt
wht.•n· ttw defender n w take a<t
va ntu~t-of pri-111.1rt-d r10s1t1ons
N A T (} · Ii 11 l'f c n 11 c JI o ~ tu r e
h tJW<•v1·r, 1s vulnt rahlc lo
lirl.'ukthn1111(ht., untl ha~ made
'tuatt> forrt'H :1vatlul1lf' for retn
fort•Pm('nt.3 "' ~· moh1I rf!
lll'rVI.' "
<: cm <' •· r rH n JC t & 11 k ' . n t h e r
arrnun.-d v1·hwh:s, urtlllery 1:ind
attack hl'ltttiplf·n •. 1t 111 "reudily
apvarenr a ll trench are un
fuvonihli• tu the United States
und NATO
"T:wlu·ul iw halonre 1s much
c I '' ~ e 1 • • • d C's 111 t e a 2 · to I
numcrH·al edge for the Warsaw
l't11•t 1n the centre.I region ,
IH:euusc of NATO's ''qualitative
l1·ad 111 high perform a nce
aircraft "
'fllE !"OVI ET BLOC 11-1
superior 1n C'hem1<'al warfare
('apab1l ity, und NATO continues
to decline in lh1s area, the report
indicates
Wh ile the Western allies "con
tinue lo ma1nta1n a modest
margin of s uperiority in the
Atl a ntic .· th is has been
achieved "at the likely cost of
conceding naval s uperiority on
one or both nanks. "
Even with "a shar p reversal
of the tre nd o f decl in in g
ab1 hty to s hrink s tate agencies.
budgets sufficiently to overcome
the anticipated defiC'1t He hinted
strongly that some of the tn m·
m ing may come in cuts on the
"bailouts'' which have been given
lo cities. counties and dis tricts. in
eluding the schools, since voter
approval of the J a r vis-Gann
property tax cutting initiative in
1978. Commencing that year the
state has been handing out up
wards of SS billion in grants to the
local governments without a ny
strings to require more prudent
spending on their part. The result
of that is that local government
Ami'r1can defense spendine."
there Is no way to reverse the
Soviet·U.S imbala nce for
several years.
Incredibly. after painting th.is
grim picture of the nation's
plummeting military fortunes,
t h t• J o i n t C h i e f s o f St a ff
somehow conclude that the Unit·
ed States has not ''irretrievably
yielded its Cormer pos ition of
m1 1ttary preeminence to the Sov·
iet Un ton ...
THF. PENTAGON Pollyannas
explain their conclus ion this
way . "The United States con
tinu es t o e njoy impo rtant
m1 lttary strengths vis-a -vis Sov
iet forces U.S. forces of all
services are generally more
versatile The United States
maintains a qualitative edge in
many weapons systems and
equipment. ."
·•Finally,'' says the report. in
what sounds like a script from
an old World War II movie.
··while the military advantages
which the United States derives
fro m its democratic political
sys t e m and s up e r i or
technological base defy easy
quantification, there 1s no ques ·
tioJ;l..,but that they weigh heavily
in ff\e military balance "
Pick the paragraphs of your
choice. and either sleep better or
be scared stiff
s pending has continued to in·
crease. often at rates exceeding
those before passage of Jarvis·
Gann
PERHAPS the immediate pro-
spects are not as bad as Graves
and others a re forecasting for
the administration has squir·
reled away nearly SI billion in
r eserves and the economy which
produces the revenues is still
prospering Nevertheless the de·
nouement of the riscal reckless·
ness which has marked Brown's
ad m inis tratton is f ast ap-
proaching. He just hopes it can
be po$tponed until his current
term as governor e nds.
T ele vision Networks Today's Political 'Bosses'
. . . . . lhe majority. were not involved
For the information of the has famous speech at ~adison As Mr Kenn ~d y s voice in the noisy demonstration."
younger members of the con-Square G arde~ during the rose across Madison Square So there we re two conventions :
gregation, Ring Lardner was a De mocratic National Conven· Garden. the three networ~s cut to the one Lardner would have seen
fa mous sports write r of the '20s, lion. U you saw the s~ec;h on .the scenes of wom~n wee:i~tg hl~~ so clearly from the floor, and the
when sports wnting counted. He tube, you ha~ .the distm~t im· d.elegates wavm~ co a . one that McNamee, in the form or
was also a famous writer of short pression or pohti~al hysteria. Old signs. -:mblazoned Kennedr On the three networks. contrived for
stories that continue to be un· ladles were w~epmg: Gents or all telev1s1on the demonstration of maximum dramatic effect with
de rvalued, because their subject ages w~re yelling their hearts out. m ore than half an ~our that tot a l mendacity. The whole
matter was mostly boobs and There tS llW doubt tha_t K.eMedy followed Mr. Kennedy s s~ch performance was in s tant
their boring women, and are cam~_closetostampedangthecon· seemed to sw~p up the entire a potheosis for Kennedy, present·
thought to be m/ro dig by the venllon. floor. ln fact, si~eable groups of ed with unabashed dishonesty.
literaryarbiters ofexcellence. BUT DID HE or had he? Co m· deleg_ates . sat silent. Hun,dreds When he covered baseball at wearing Carter·Mondale ~ut·
New York's Polo Grounds and mentators who wrote of the tons stood. on. the convention
e l sewhere s peech after viewing the tube floor' chatting m s mall clusters.
L a rd n e; bo u ght the ne ar ·s tampede The living-room audience would
usually took a ,~~ -version. and wrote in that vein. probably be amazed to learn
seat behind a ~ But at lhe lime a disconce rting that many delegates, perhaps ~.-thought came to m e . Where
man who was 7iP. · we r e all the Carter people?
even m o r e rk 1 t be ...,i •·-famous than ~ Surely they were un 1 e y o " C'rla he , at the d rawn to wi ldly e motional
tim e . Thi 5. heights by this strident collec·
lion of New Deal a nd Ke n · was Graham nedyesque cliches, from a man
M c Name e · wbo had clearly lost the nomina· the ace sports · ·d 1 w th broadcaste r Of his time. lion to t.belr SI e . as e COn· vention who l\l occupied by McNamee had a rat-tat-tat style, brokenhearted Kennedy old
and he dressed like. Jim my hands?
Walker. One day a coUeague asked Ring The answer came the next day.
why he sat so near the voluble from a New York Times re . er
McNamee. "That way," ex· who was there. The tele 1slon
plained Lardner "I get t~meras , aafd Be nard
11mes-theone 1 ieeon the field Weinraub, ••may hav flven
and the one McNamee talks Tuesct.ynlght'• aud.len.ce, lnclud·
about." in1 Pr9Sldeol Carter, a 1~1hUy
1kewtd Y'lew of the senator • lJn· 1,'hat hoar y tale came to pactontheconventlon.
mlnd when Teddy Kennedy made
-...... ,. ....... -
SOME TIME BACK I asked for
the return or boss ism to our
political system instead of the
cumbrous mechanisms of endless
primaries and single-issue lobby-
ing blocs. My hopes have now
been granted, but not in a way that
pleases me. We have our new
b osses , and they a r e the
anchormen a nd their acolytes on
the floor.
T h e way th e anchors
m anipulated the Republican con·
venllon was sturuiing proof of how
the political process baa fallen In·
to the hands of men and women
who know nothing of politics.
They recall the bitter complaint
o r Prime Min ister Stanley
Baldwin, supposedly written by
his brother.in-law, Rudyard Kip\.
ln1. about the Brttl1b lords olthe
press during the F.dward VIII ab-
dlcallon crisis. Baldwin com·
plained that they all had thetradl·
tJonal "prerocauve of the harlot:
power without respooaibllity.''
'
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.CONSUMER
RECOGNIZED
Robert Redford
,Re<(f(>rtl
Cot"er
A f ,irst
NE\\ YORK 1 \(1 1
Actor Robf'rl Redford
will bl> the r1rst man to
be µ1t·tun'<i by h1m~t tr
on the cover uf Ladies
H ome Journal
m agazine
Editors saul Thurstl.I\
that Hedford 's µhoto on
!ht: cover of the October
1ssuc will mark the first
time an the 97 -year his
toq of the magazine
that a man has been the
sole covcrperson.
Men appeared on the
cover tn the past. but
also Wlth someone else.
such as Paul N"ewman
wi th his daughter .
Frank Sinat ra with his
g randdaughter an d
several 'presidents with
their families.
"The tame seemed
r ight to brl'ak with
lrad1tton. ·· said Lenore
Hershey. the magazine's
editor in chief ··And for
m e. there's hardly a bet
ter tradition breaker
than Robt> rt Redford · ·
N e ws1nan
Punish ed
By Judge
MOSCOW, Ida ho CAY>
A judge has reaf
firmed his decision to
punish a news man by
telling the jury in his
libe l trial that a con·
fidential source for one
of his stories never ex-
isted even though the
news man has since re
vealed .,., ho the source
Y.aS
First District Judge
J aml's Towles said the
refusal by Jay Shelledy
now exl'cut1ve editor or
the Ll'wiston Morning
T rib une, to na m e a
source quoted in a 197:l
stor y frustrated fac·t -
finding in the lawsuit.
TOWLES' RU LI NG
came in the second da}
of a trial or a $140,000
hbcl suit filed b) foi:mer
s l a t e nar cot ics agent
Mi c h ael Caldero
Caldero claims he was
libeled by a Shelledy
story about a 1972 drug
arrest a nd shooting.
The s t o r y q uoted
several police agents as
saying they t hought
Ca ld ero w as not
justified in shooting and
wounding a man in the
incident The story was
one in a series Shelledy
w rot e c riti cizing t he
state Narcotics Bureau
A few months lat er. At-
torney General W. An·
thony Park fired a ll the
top administrators.
tat Fir111 ~ Pi11ch d
In R ruiting Efforts
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Sondra Downcnd o f Orr ville.
Ohio. featur ed prominently in a
campaign comm ercia l for Pres i-
dent Carter. says s he feels used
a nd intends to vote for Ronald
R e a g a n S h e c I a i m s h-e r
permission was not sought for
her appearance in the T V spot.
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Friday, SeptembeJ.)2. 1980 CWL Y PILOT i\ 7
I .fir ln1111ronrr f;~f ra11
L>EAK PAT A friend told me that there are a
1111 of i.pec1al features that can be added to an ex
•~ting life insurance policy at no cost. What are
lhl' ~ .,
J .E .. Dana Point
One I!) 11 common disaster clause that specifies
how bt>nellts will be paid tr both the policyholder
and benerlclary, such as husband and wife. should
die at or near the same time. Other free features
includl': designating a contingent beneficiary. in
c ase the origina l beneficiary dies before t he
policyholder does; a special plan for benefit pay-
ments Is anothe r feature~ and a n arrange-
ment for. regular retirement income, using policy
cas h values. Also, there are joint and survivor
plans (or retirement. benefits. with continuing
bene fits as long as eithe r Uves : a provision for
withdrawing a Portion or the policy proceeds that
have been se t up :ts an income plan; an automa tic
pre mi um loan clause; and the use' of policy
dividends to· purchase paid-up additions to the
policy. Cons ult your agent on how these various
fe atures work and add them to your policy, if you
"ish.
Rec-orufif iont>d and R e huilf
DEAR PAT I '1e been look1ni.i at used
washt>r '> and ctrver!> Whal 1!'> the d1fferenrt
bet w<'l·n "rN·ond1taoned" and "rebu ilt " ap
pli a n<'t>'i'' I've hcen told confltcting things by
vanou!> salesmt•n.
F II . Santa Ana Heights
First of all. don't buy an "as is" sPcond-hand
applianc•• unless it is backed by a warranty or
guarantee in writing from a reputable de aler. The
term "re<'onditioned " implies that t hose repairs
and adjustments ha ve been m ade which are
oece sary to put the appUan<'e in satisfactor~
operating condition without reconstruction or re-
building. "Reconstructed" or "r ebuilt" implies
that the appliance has been disassembled. re-
constructed. repa ired and refinis hed, including
replacement of parts. This should mean that the
m achine Is more than merely re paired or recondi-
tioned. A reconstructed machine should provide
nt•arly·new performance and a good warranty. Be
sure to compare prices. warranties and dealer
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ro sulw 1nrq111t1es m gov1trnn11mt and btumess Mail
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reader's Juli 11amt'. addresll"und lru..YJnl'S\ hours' phone
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service facilities. a nd base your buylng decision on
a ca rl'fuJ evaluation of your needs and the dt>alt>r'!>
re putation. A check with the Better 8uslnesi.
Bureau on any used appliance dealer Is a wise pre-
caution.
f 'h1di1tfl lh~ f 'mt.-Prohlf#tn
IH:i\R Pi\T Is t:1cre any way to trll tf a ru~t·
has blown lu .. •c<ausc of <1n overload rathe r than .1
shorl l'ircu1t" If overload 1s the µruhll•m at 'A ould
savt• tam(' and troublt' to be abll· lo dNerm111t· t111'
by looking al lhl• burned out rui.c
K H Nt•wporl lle..ich
Uthe tra nsparent pa rt of the fu i.e ha' becomt<
dark and muddy. it usually mu ns there i'> a s hort.
If. as usually happe ns. you can look through thf•
transparent race and o;ee that a 'trip of mt'tal
there is brokl'n. it indicah'~ an OH'rloild .
Hori11g o IJP•·••ospd R••lnf it•••
D F.AR Pi\T I am a 1Aid1>w anti Jnl plan111ng ll•
move to an Easte rn stall' Mv hushanll 1s bum·cl
ht're tn Or ange County I "oulrt hr..c· to hu\'e his rt•
main~ moved to thl' state whcrt' I Y.111 he II\ Ulg
How do I go about makrng tht' arrilni.wrnents for
th as·•
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ThP birth!; and dt·atho; rei.iiMration orficf' of thf·
Oran~t' County Health Oi·partme nt advh e., you
that all arran~emt'nt'i shouJd ht' handled by aft.
m inistrator'> al th1• cemeh'ry .... h1•n• your lati>
hu~band b buril'd. :-.lo court ord('r b requiri>rl
be cause thf· cem1•tf.'r y has fina l chargf' of the 11·
mains. Thi· county'' only involH·ment i., procc.,.,
ing a di'lpo.;ition of remaini. form: which ah o i.,
providPd b) the ct'm<'tf'n .
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This 391 page volume provides an illustrated
ac<•o11n1 of Arr fo'orce activities in this conruct in·
a:lud 111g h1~hl.Ji:hts from all fronts. There are many
color photo-. and 21 essays covering all major
fact't"' of the air war against North Vietnam, in
d udrng tacllcal airlift. aerial refueling, air rescue.
1 cconna1ssance and more.
Crime Rate Llnw,st
TOWfo:R LAKES. Ill. CAP) -Tower Lakes has
the lowest crime rate in the six·county Chicago
metrop<>htan area. according to state crime
statistic's t hree crimes, one theft and two as·
i;a ult.s. wt.•re recorded here last year.
"Tht• truth ts. the biggest problem we have is
do~g " says Poli ce Commissioner Ray Super.
"Dogi; and husband-and-wife.type accidents, that's
ahu111 tl ')'ou know. you got husband·and-wife
pl'Ol'll\•rns whether you make$200,000or$20,000."
\ wec1 llhy communit y of 1,400 peopui
11orthwest of Chicago, Towe r Lakes is comprised
or 31.5 homes bwlt around two small lakes. There
are no <;lores restaurants, gas stations or in·
du.stnt>s
Death \orices
BENJAMIN
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01 N~•OOfl 01'•"1 l " P•\\.Ml aw•Y on
Yott-MO"' 8 ,._., W 1~ •urv1v'o t>y •
"'410 '"'"' f!AAry C w~uot"n of Aflod
d1nq C• f·••w~Ktt> \et'lltes will be
h('ld '''' , 4.).), ('Pff"mbrf'r 11 1'90 at
1 IC)PM ol '",. Mn"l~I'" Memon•t
P.tr\. MontKnn, C• wun the G.at~ C•
ly U•,.Oln =111 Order m tr. e .. 1rrn
S11u· 0 111( At•f'1i ~'vice\ uno.r O\f
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CARlOS L.,4('S0N °"U::Or• SR , rt
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C.• wt,,_ (OUnQ ot Japan and C•s1td1
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Uovno H1lh Ca 1nlrr~nl will bt 1t
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Sf'r •U ,., vndfir the 01re<. lion at H•rbor
Lawn M<Junt 011..,,, MOr1utlry Of CO\t• M,,.,. ~.4') ))~
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Ar.t<Jf(.ltd M'Ci Jon•Uwn Fr1MCI\ "'••
DftliltNet~•
<•II •I the ..-.u•rv on Frlcuv. S.1>-
l.,.oD•r U , 1'80 from 12 noon lo
S OOPM Strvl<n will ax r.ld on S4ol11r-
dav, SePl~r 13, 1'90 al IO:CJ0.4M al
I"• Baltz·Bff9tron Smll" ~ Tutruu
WUl<tlH ~I. '11 E 111" St . Colla -w "''"' Or E~ Coffin rrom t~
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Weslmlnsle< _,,_lal P•r-. Strwl~H
undtr the dlrKlion of a.nz e.rveron Smith e. Tut"'ll Wolctlll Chapel
Mortuary of Casie """M --9311 .
P'IUOUTT
HOWARD PHILLIPS tPHILI
PRICICITT, resident of Soo.lth LA911na,
Ca. Pu""' aw•Y on Se$Jtember 9. !'90.
Prior lo rellremenl he PWld Dfftl • lrel·
lie P•lnter wll!> 1i. Cllv of u9u,,.
Beach, Ca He I• wrYllfe<I by Ills wile
Ma rQaret, sons Jos•ph and John
Prlc~lll, both or U.gut\41 Beac,., C•.
and d•ugnter N•ncy Prl,klll ol
Cap1Ureno !leach, Ca. Gravutdt ~rvlcu will be held on Friday, Sep.
lember 12, 1'90 •I 2 OOPM al llW!
AK M•lcn t.emei•ry In El Toro, Ca.
wllll Rev. Myles Fauohnan, e>a•IM of
SI C•therlM'• Catholic Churc" ot-
,ic IAt lnQ Mccormic' Mortuary,
La9una S.Kh 1n c"8r~ ot •rr..,ve-
"11nU
WILKINSON
HElEN I(, WlllCINSON. rt~IMnl of
frYIM, Ca Passed IWAY on S.ptembe•
10, 1'90 Surwlweo by ,,... d<ouqhler
•tberte Moof"• o:f So•..,•n.9. C• , ..
Qrandchlldr•n I qr~at or•nO(f'Uld
S.rYICH w ill M ""'don S.lurd1y, S.1>-
tembor U, I-al 11 OOAM at ,,,.
P•Clft< V tew Ct\apfit tn ii.ii Of flower\
1r.. lamllv ,_..,, conl•lbU•IO<>• ti. m-to lhe A~lun c.nor !.o< 1-•v , ..,. or 11'11 Junior Bii,., S.rvtco C:..nt-r.
ti.a•& la a wrif!a)
W SlllNCiTON IAl11 In a at'cond Cartn ad
11111u1ilra11tn1, 1110!1.I of lht1 1Jrc id ·nl's inner c1rclt-
woultl 11n1bJhh ht• huhJovt•r:-. from lhl' fm1t Voterl>
will koov. c\,1cth what lht•y '1 t• ttctllng
M tJcir 1•h11nl(t·~ 1n th<' l'ab1n\!t or While llousc
4'1J rt "n' unlikt•I> 1f th "' ·stdtmt is re-elN·t\.'<1 .
.. uy,. Whllt· llou:w 1111·:1i. M1t•n·lary Jody Powell
llOWt.Vl•.R, l'\OMt: Rt;<·•;NT Cr\RTEK
fo vorite" l\Ul h all Mcw n l.arHlr•t'u . Neil
1;uld8t·hnwJt, Ptuhp M 'Klutzmck anct perhaps
11(\ll!ittor 1'111 r'c•k ('uddcll urc likely to 1>lay an·
t'rl"aJ>IOKlv v1'11t11t• iolt-K "' u 1u.•(•ond term.
Thi· Carter udm1n1strahon had Hs fthDk~up
.tlrnust ti yt•ur UMO when all members or the
l'dlHm•l u11d lht• 'lt·nlor :stufr
v. t•rt' ui..kt'tl 111 hand 111 thi>1 r tt'
"'"""t 1on ~ five ('ab1nul
~t'I' rt'I arlt•!-i wt•rt• n·placed . the
oth i•r rt•">1~11at111n i. w1·n· re
fufit•d
l'mH·ll "\uld he did 1101 know
v. ht•t lwr th\· 1.1rl's1dent would !\t'~k inJ i-.i. 1 c 1.irwt1om. again,
hut he sow11led cluubtful ::.uy
rh,·n.•':-. ~1 st rong feeling on f'OwEu
the pas l 11( 1tw prel>1denl th1tl one of the trungs the
country needs 1s some continuity -not just the
prt-s1dent but also fundamental policies. That's
why I would not anl1l•1pate any major shakeup "
('ARTER'S PRESIDENTIAL INNER CIRCLE
hus several levels. tie still relies on the same
nucleus that accompanied him to the White House
three and a half years ago, though the group has
expanded slightly fro m the original corps of
Georgians .
The Georgians include Powell , Hamilton
Jordan. Rosa lynn Carter and Charles Kirbo. who
serve as general political advisers. Jack Watson.
on\! of Kirbo's former Atlanta law partners.
replaced Jordan as Carter's chief of staff when
Jordan joined the re·elecl ion committee.
Powell said he expects to remain as press
secretary "so long as the president wants me."
Jordan is expected to return to the White
House if Carter wins re·election and Powell says
Watson will also have a lop post m the administra·
ti on.
KIRBO HAS NEVER WORKED IN the Carter
White House in any official capacity ; he m aintains
his law practice in Atlanta and provides Carter
with general advice a nd impressions. Recently,
Kirbo was called to advise Carter on bow best lo
handle the a ffair concerning Carter's brother
Bally.
The pr-es idcnt's wife, Rosalynn, is considered
to have perhaps the mos t influence of anyone on
her husband. ~ A few non-Georgians have
gained the preside nt's con·
Cidence during his first term. C:::
They include Robert Strauss, ~
Tim Kraft and Lloyd Culler.
Strauss is a wealthy Texas
lawye r wh o head e d the
Democratic National Commit-
tee before Carter's 1976 elec-
tion. He has served as the presi-
dent's trade negotiator, anti·
innation adviser a nd Middle Eas negotiator.
Today he serves as chairman and spokesman for
the Carter·Mondale re·election committee.
KRAFT HOOKED UP wrtJt CARTER in the
1976 campaign and ended up as one of his most im·
portant political lieutenants . He worked for Jordan
at the White House and was one of the first t o join
the re.election committee where be directs day-to·
day organizational duties.
CuUer is a high-powered Washington lawyer
who became presidential cowisel after last year's
s taff s hake up. He quickly
became involved in most of lhe ~
main issues that cross the presi-
dent's desk.
For policy advice, Carter
relies on domestic aide Stuart
Eizenstat, Treasury Secretary
G . William Miller, national
security adviser Zbigniew
Brzezinski and Secretary of
State Edmund Muskie.
1t1uo Caddell. known as the presi-
dent'!! pollster. may move into a broader role in a
second Carter administration, according to one
While House official who did not wish to be iden-
tified. Caddell has worked for Carter on several
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8t•<ll,C..~ -.-erthe ltty Otilt"' 1ft51 S.ytlrtoll
Lant Hunllfttlon ~II, C. . .,....
r11(, 11u1rneu 11 c~1.c1 "" an 111.
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A.,..m 1'' "'9
W ASlllNGTON (/\I') The government is
worklni;t out clc>tn lls for distributing synthetic mari·
Juana pillR for treatment of nausea and vomiting
••uffc rcc1 hy cunccr patients undergoing drug
tht'rOpy
•rt.ere haR l>een no formal announcement that
thf' government plans to approve the capsules,
rontainin~ THC or terahydrocannablnol, the active
ln.cn·dicnt In muriju11na
fftlT ~U RGEON GENERAL J ULIUS 8 .
lllc'hmoru1 1rnitl lht1l such an experimental program
"Is one which rl.'Qulres a distribution system that
rt•1111t•('IJc 1111 tht> prohlems that are associated with
1tj11trlhut1on of controlled substances. The reason
wt• 11re nol prepared to make that kind of an-
n<)lu1t·1•tn1•nt today is that the details for that kind of
distrlhuUon are In the process of being worked
out ··
Th(• up1ernded status for THC would have no
ampn<'t on marijuana's standing as an illegal sub·
Rtlln('C.
Approvul of THC for experimental usage only
would make It available for patients or 4,000
cancer specialists.
THE TENTATIVE PLANS CAU for the Na-
tional Cancer Institute lo supply lhe medication to
hospital pharmacies approved by the Drug En·
forcement Administration.
About 200,000 persona undergo chemotherapy
each year, and about 50,000 of them u,perience
vomiting and na.11ea which la not helped by CGD·
venUonaJ drqa and la so severe that they ne
forced to discontinue the treatment .
The cancer institute has estimated that THC
capsules are belWHn 30 percent and 50 percent el·
fective.
A panel of oulllde experts already baa recom·
mended thJlt the FDA appro~ THC for use in
chemotherapy cuet .
proJect.:s in recent yeara, but never too« • job at
the While House.
"PAT ts A VERY BRIGtrr AND thoughtful
l(UY whose thought:& and judgment.I are worth
listening to above and beyond lhe public opinion
v<>lling dotu. He has lnterestin1 Ideas and some
very thoughtful comments on society and so forth
that are quite apart from what the polls said this
month, I wouldn't be s urprised to see Pat In a
second term moving away from Identification with
polling as such and spending more time on more
general sets of issues.
"Sometimes he feels lim1ted and constrained
y bein identified as a pollster, period." this of·
ricial said.
There was no elaboration
on what precisely Caddell
would do
Also. there Is a "general
perception," according to lhls
official, that there are Cabinet
secr etaries "lhat we are not
making as good use of as we
co uld ," Th ey include
Goldschmidt, secretary of
wusoN trans po rtation ; Landrieu ,
secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and
Klutznick, secretary of Commerce.
This official said that Goldschmidt, in
particular, was contributing "certainly more than
Brock (Adams) did, without knocking Brock."
Adams resigned last summer after Carter asked
that he stay on.
THE O•'FICIAL NOTED THAT Goldschmidt
was placed in charge of a study on the automobile industry.
"ll 's a recognition that the guy's got a lot of
talent."
·'The p(.'Oplc who end up giving the president
good actvi ce are the people who have not only a
degree of expertise in an area, but also an ability
to see issues that arise in that area in a larger con·
text ... the official said.
Goldschmidt and Landrieu are former big-city
mayors who provide Carter with entree to tradi-
tional Democratic party groups; KluUnick has
strong ties to American Jewish groups , another
important cog in the Democratic party coosti·
tuency.
THOUGH THE PRESIDENT'S WIFE is the
only woman in Carter 's closest inner cir cle,
several other women have moved into top posi·
lions. Anne Wexler, an assistant to the president,
has the most influence. Sarah Weddington, who
handles women's rssues, is next.
Louis Marun is Carter's assistant for minority
affairs.
"There's certainly no doubt that with Anne
and Sarah and Louis, minorities and women have
more influence in this White House than you've
ever had before," says a White House official. "Jn
both Sarah and Anne's case. I would expect they'd
be more influenlia{ in a second term than they
have been in the first because they've grown since
they came into the White House."
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INVENTORY CONSISTS OF 600 PIECES
PLUS OTHERS, OF GENUINE HANDMADE
ORIENTAL RUGS
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To include: Varlout Chi-r"", Kerman Tebrlz,
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Indian .P.*-· many runners, and more. Siz• f9ntt from 2 X3' to 1l'X12'. Ceniflalte of Avthenticity
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Nuke
Ad vance
Claimed
BERKELEY (AP)
A s ubstance tha t re·
moves deadly plutonium
from living tissue has
~een develo ped b y
University of California
scientists. who call it the
first advance in treating
radiation contamination
in more than 30 years.
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It also could prove
valuable in removing
radioactive ele m ents
fro m nuclear was te,
thus defusing the highly
controversial problems
of s toring s pent
plutonium, as well as
low-level wastes from
nuc lear medicine and
research. the scientists
say
"ALL OF th e
che m istry for reactor·
waste storage was de-
veloped shortly after lhe
Manhattan Project," the
intensive World Wa r II
e ffort to develop the
atomic bomb. said Ken·
netb Raymond, one of
the s ubstance's inven·
tors.
·'I think thi s new
chemical, or something
very close to it, will pro·
ve to be a significant
part of the answ~r" for
dis posal or wastes from
nuclear power plants
and weapons, he s aid
Thursday.
The substance, called
LICAM·C, removed 70
percent of lhe plutonium
injected into laboratory
mice. And repea ted
doses coufd probably re·
move more with little or
no toxic s ide effect , re·
searchensaid.
PLUTONIUM, one of
the deadliest substances
known, is both a by·
product of and a fuel for
nuc lear power plants
and weapons manufac·
ture . C hemi ca l l y
similar to Iron, It. la easi-
ly absorbed by the body
and collects in the lungs,
spleen, liver and bone
marrow.
Pf uto nlum ·239 , a
nuclear ft511lon fuet1 has
a half-life of 21,000
years, which means half
lh~ plutonium will decll.)"
In that time. That
enormous ball·life and
p l utonium 's deadly
r adiation are al the crux
of the storage problem.
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When you enroll in Coastline Community College's
television art classes, ''Applied Sketching Tech-
niques" (Art 119) and "Call igraphy" (Art 2 15),
Aaron Brothers Art Marts will give you 15% off
all art supplies and frames (except sale items).
An exciting home learning experience for college
credit, each ''telecourse" will air during the 1980
fall semester on KOCE-lV, channel 50 . And you
can get everything you'll need for sketching a nd
calligraphy at Aaron Brothers: pencils, paper, pens,
ink ·markers, t-squares, drawing tables, masking tape
and more! For your 15% discount {good through
January 1981), just present your telecourse"
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For enroll ment information, call 963 -0824.
The artist-instructors will demonstrate their artistic
techniques from 10 a.m. to 2 p .m. (except Ms .
Edmonds' H untington Beach appearance set for
1 p .m . to 5 p .m .) at these Art Marts:
Bruce Mcintyre, "Sketching Techniques"
Sun., Sept. 14 Costa Mesa
Sun., Sept. 21 Huntington Beach
Sun., Sept. 28 Costa Mesa
Sun., Oct. 5 Huntington Beach
Tara Ed~ds, "Calligraphy"
Sat., ·Sept.,3 Huntington Beach
Sat., Sept. 20 Costa Mesa
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Orange 1812 E. Katella Ave. 771-0875
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Democrats Name Steering Unit
ay O.C. HUhtNGB
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A 1teerin1 rommlttee fCM" th. Oraa&e Count)'
Unlttd Dtm~rall for Carter/Mondale hu bffo
annot.aneed
The word .. unll~" H~l'DI to have aped.al
OCTD JJuses
Art Sought
Arll•~ alw1t)'S •~ar<'h for new ways to ht> to.eatlve. and 11 doitf'n ~luck-nt •r\Ula (n Oranar Co~1y Wlll find un""'ual vdlicles this fall tor their
wor"'i. 1'hit vetuc les •re nont' Ulht'r than Orange Coun
ty TranM.t 01stne1 buses
The "'5trkl 1s sponsorin& a county wide •rt
<'ODleat for -.udent.11 from kindergarten through the
12th arad" "tudents arc betna& u ked to creah.'
artwork w1Ul ~bhc tr ansportatJon as us theme
STUDENT·A~TISTS AL"O will leam about
the transit system "i'ile they cttale their artwork.
sajd Donald A Holt .;.. , a member of the district's Board of Directors
Judges will select l~wuuung pteces or art The
works will be reproducet on OCTD mont.hly bus
pass es. and winning artl~ will receive free bus
passes for a year, Ho lt said.
ALL OF THE ENTRIES wh be exhibited Nov.
7 and 8 at the Garden Grove CiVl, Center and then
at the Orange County Hall of Adml.istrat.ion.
The winners will also earn free '"'1 lessons
The Bowers Museum, Newpon.Harbor Art
Museum, the Laguna Beach School of \rt and the
Mwseum of North Orange County hav, donated
free art lessons. said Marie Clement, C~inator
or fine arts for the Orange County Departbent of
Education.
Young artists can contact her office at 953-~
or 953-3879 for entry forms or more information.
..
11& r1can<'e ror lht• aroup Committee C.:hatrman
Frank Rarbaro. 11 t.a1una Beach lawyer, told a
Thursday prHll ronre rf'nce at th County Hall or
Adm1ru11tration more than half ol'the Q t'ommittee
mernbers or1l(lnally t'ndor ed either Sen. Ted Kttn
nedy or C:O\' 1-:dmund G Drown Jr. for the
pre1idc-ncy
Harhoro. In hwl, wiu KeMrtly'is Orange Coun
ty <'halrman rlur 1n11 lh" &1r1mar1es. But now
Barbaro H)'!I "The lllakes a re too high for mt: to
be any pla<'t' "l•t• "
tharbllro ~aid Oranati County the eighth
large11l mt"tr111x>lltun urtlU an lhc l'ountry and the
second lar1ei.t 1n th .. Rla&tc wut be a "decisive
baUlt•11round " for thtt candidates.
In 1976, he s1&1d , ('itMer lo8t California's Impor-
tant 4.5 ele<.-lor1tl V{llt!!i to forrnt:r president Gerald
tt Ford by 140,000 vote11 state wide Carter lost in
Orantit' County by 176,000 votes.
To ket:p thllt Crom hu.,~ning ag1&in, Barbaro
sud, the Orunge County committee plans an ag-
' eres111ve vott!r retea:Hration dnve until the deadline Oct. 6
"Wt< can certainly improve over 1976 ... he
said. "and we have a lot or campaigning to go "
J o1rung Barbaro on the steering committee are
Ric hard J O'Neill , a San Juan Capistrano
ran<.'her and chairman or the state Democratic
Central Committee: Bill Thom, chairman or the
Orange County Democratic Central Committee
and a former Kennedy coordinator ; political consul-
tant Fred Droz. and Larry Ulvestad, presidentorthe
Anaheim Savings and Loan Association.
Other members are Lon lilack. Jerry litocn.
David W Brennan. Woodrow Butterfield. Tim
Carpente r. Gene Crawford, Amin Dav1d, Dennis
OeSnoo, Zika OJokovich, Bill Gallardo, Linda
Godinez, Jim Hayes, James Jarrall. Elizabeth
Jones, Lee Kearney, Steven Knoblock. Bruce Lee,
Donald Lopez, Ellen McGrath, Rudy Montejano,
Rolland Mora, Arlene Pavey. Marina Peters.
Laura Piazza, John Pope, Michael Ray, Sadie
Reid, William Rodiger , Howard Seigel. Sheila
Sone nshine, J ohn Sperry. Gerald Steadman,
Rlt'hard Smith . Jim Ward, El<tine WeinberR.
Mar1aret Wise and Mary Yunt ••• AU. t'OUR Ot' Orange County's congressmen
went a long with th • m&JOnly thls week when the
House of Repreaentatives voted to "demand"
documents from the Carter administration con·
cerning Billy Carter's r elationship with Libya.
Joining the m ajority in the 260-124 vote were
De mocr at Jerry Patter son ol Santa Ana and
Republicans Robert Badham of Newpert Beach.
William Oannemeyer of Fullerton and Daniel
Lungren of Long Beach . • • * .
ASSEMBLYMAN DENNIS Mangers, 0 -
Huntington Beach, says the Assembly Select Com-
mittee on Veterans Altairs will conduct a public
hearing Monday in Costa Mesa on the impact of
t.he Catilomia tax system upon military retirees.
The hearing will get under way at 9:30 a.m . in
City Council chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
"The Legis lature has vacmated on the issue or
income tax exclusion on veterans retirement in·
come since 1973. I hope this hearing will provide
the im petus ror leg islative action in the coming
session." said Mangers.
Waste Crisis
Low-key Issue
SACRAMENTO <AP) Most Californians are un-
aware of an impending garbage disposal crisis, but
once they know about it they are willing lo help, a
state official said.
Terry Trumbull. chair man of the stale Solid
Was te Managem ent Board, said at a Capitol news
conference that the crisis 1s so severe some cities will
soon run out or landfill sites in which to dump
garbage. He said the problem as worst in Los
Angeles. Orange County and the San Francisco Bay
area.
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P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
ITAT•Mll•TOP AUNOC.MtNT PICTtTIOUI •useit•H-o' u•c OP NAMSSTATIM•NT
PICTITIOUI •UllN•H ·-· Ti.. lollowll>O Off"tofl ll 4IOlno °"''
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I M P E A I Al C 0 p y I H G Mery I. Kunre, JllJ S DI-.
PAODUCU, 11' W 16th St••-'• 8-3, Se"te A ..... CA
Cool• MH.tt, CAll!Ornle ,,.71 Tiiis M'11Hl •• <~1.0 bY •" Ill•
The l'ktlt~ lh,t.l,,.u Heme •• Cll¥1clu•I
lerroCI lo -we• lllecl 111 Orenoit -Y l Ku1110
CO\ll\IY Oft July IO, t• This Jt••-1 -~ 111.0 with lho
Mery J •ll• Seoerblom, UOt CountyClertrotOr-GounlyOllSeo
Sen"°'•• NewPOt1 8H<h. Ct lllOtN• lotnb•" l, '"° tt .. l 1'1-f7
Thlt llU\l"'U w•l t-ueled by .., P11bll.,_, Ot-CN >I Delly PllOI
tllcll¥1du411 Sept S, 12, "· 1t, lteO )"4\ t0
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County (ler• ot Oren91 Cou111v 011 PUBLIC NOTICE
Alifu•I ''· '"°· "IOIM --,,ICTITIOUSMIHE-SS --
Pubh\hl<I Ott"9t CO.\I Dally Piiot, NAME STATIMEHT
llUQ 21, 1'1, Sept S, It, 1'90 3:1tt-t0 fht toll-lnQ .,._...,,, I\ dOtn9 bu\I
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATEMENT 01' A•ANl>ONMENT
011' UH D"
ll'ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME Tl•• toll-1119 pertons M..-aw11-
t10ned ti. uw 01 ti.. tltllllov• l>Ullnen "•"'• IC J .S PllOPEATIES. IUI
L•rt,.orn Ortve Hunttnaton B••<f\,
Ulllornl• tt'"'6
The Fi<llllO<I\ Bu\ineu Name ••
1errod 10 •bOw w .. lilted In Orenoe
CO\l,,ly on ~tmoer 12, '"'
K•rl Stll1 & LIWIO"t Still, 15'1
l •rtnorn Drtiwe, HunUnoton B••<h,
C.lllo•nl•cn...
ADP PIPMion Service\ ' T•ll\lff
lo< J•cl< Cr•,., llO Nowl)Of1 Ctlll•r
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Thi\ C>uiilleU w•• COllCIUCled by •
)enerel 1Mrtne""'P K•rl Stilt
This Sl•IH'ntlll W41S '""" with '"" Cou11ty Clerk of Or .. COUlllY 011 StP.
l•mbu ), l'llO
11'1"'91
P11bllslle0 O.tnoe CO.SI D•llY Piiot,
Sept s,,n, "· u , '"° >"47-tO
PUBLIC NOTICE
rwo ••· THE ROAD'S ENO, tlJO N•wPOr1
Bl¥d . Co\\• Me••. c;. . .,,.,7 Myron I ff Mlli.r, IS..11 OoQwOOCI,
We>lmln•ter C• 91.el
This ou\lnen I• tonctu<ted Dv an 1n
CllvlOu•I
Myron let Mlllt•
Thi\ """"""' was llltO wol~ ""' County caer~ ot Or~noe County U/\
AUQu\I 77, l'llO ,,.,...,
Publl•hed Orttnoe Co.Isl D••ly P.101
AUQ tt, Sep4 S, 11, 19, 190 M111 llO
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS a uslNEU
NAME STATEMENT
The 10110w1n9 11erso<U are dcnno
bUSIMUU
BlO PAOPEATIES, l10 "¥ouno,
Co>ta ,,_.w, C.lllor11I• 91•21
Wayne G & l.uc"'"" J. Br.ObU•y
USI• R-laelo, Hecle<Hle HttQhh,
Calllornla '1745
Stewart G. & M•rtofl• w l.•1111.
1147 O ran ge S lreel, Downey
Call10r11la to2"7
Aobtrt W & ChftsllM A l VIII\,
10100 Broolll\u,.,,I, HUllllnQlon Buch
C•lllor,,I• '2'"'6
Dtnltl H. & Ann H Quirk, ttlOI
Ou•tlwOOO, AOlllnQ Hiiis Eslalf>,
ll'ICTITIOOS BUSINESS C•:~~;n~au~~~' Is conducted oy a
NAME ST .. TEMENT Qt ner•I 1Mrtner>11l11 Int' tollowlnQ Person\ a rt doing Aober1 W l ynn
bU\tne\\40 • Thi\ \taten~t w•\ W~ with lht-
AN CAMPBEU COMPANIES, County Clerk ol Oranoe Countv on Stp
18700 Boecn B••d. Hunllnoton Buch, temt>tr 3. 19'0
Cahlornl• 911>41 F ,_. ...
CamoOell, 8t<ker Aulo1not1¥e Published Or•noe Coa•I Dally P•lnl
Group, Inc . a Calllorn•• corPOra11on, Stpt, S, 12, 19, U , 1Cl90 JSlll> 80
11100 Beech 81vd, Hunllnglon Buch,
Cal•forn•• .,..,..
Thi\ bu~neu IS ton<IU<ltd by • CO'
Pora1ton
Camol>t'll 8t'Ot r
AU1omoll•t Gro Inc
HU9') l Gr lm•ICIO
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIOS
NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN lh•I
tht Bo.rd 01 rrustM• ot me c°"''
CommuntlY Coll-D1>1r lt1 ol Oran<I"
County, C•t1tom1a, wttl rK,.1ve s~att:a
bias up to II 00 am , Tutsoav. S.-cl
Th•s sl•t-111 wn l1led wtlh IN
County ,..,,., of Oranoe Counly 011 St11
ltm!Mr l, l'MO 1J 1'90 at lhe Purchaslno OelM•lm~nl
"1-71 01 .. ,d coll-e1 .. 1r1c1 lo<att'd al ll70 Publl•hed O.~ Coast Delly Pl101 Ad•ms Avenut', Co•I• M•••
S.-ol S l7," 76 '"° 3.a. 80 C•lllornl•. •• whk;h time •aod b•df wlll
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS I USINESS
NAME ST ATE ME NT
Tnt-tollowin9 pet\On\ •re do1no
1>Us1neuas
JEAAY'S SANDWICH SHOP ~
Campu\ Orivt Newoort 81•ch
Caltlornl• '1..0
S""hryer Ostowart 6SSI W•rn•r
Avonue, Apt •:13, Hunllnllfon 8•~•. CalllOrnl• tt~7
Dartustl lraNnelllad, USI Wa rner
A..-nue. API 1:13. Hunllnoton Beac:h,
C•lllort1i• "2M7
This bustneu Is conClutleCI by •
oeneral oart"'rsl!ID
Shahryar Ostowari
DtryUSl't lr•nlnethad
This st•leme111 ... , lilt<! wllll the
County Clerk of Or~ County on Stp.
ltrnl>er J, lteO.
NOltltlS I ASSOCIATES, INC.
4111Ct ...... Drift
IM puCllltly OCJenecl and read for
llBllAllY FURNISHINGS-0 C <"
Alt Boels a"' to be In ~co<oano will\
,,.. Biel l'«m 1nslrucl1ons •<HI Condi "°"'' •no Spt-c1ft<•ttons wn1ch ar• now
on tlte •nd m•v be ,,.cured ln tf\e ottic-t>
of 11\e Pur<l\Mlnq Aqenl of ... ,Cl colleQt
dl\lrltt
E act\ C>tooer mu~' iubmtl w fth hi\
bid • <•ihier's chKk. certified chK 1t
or bidder"• DonO m-oeyablt' lo '"" orelor of lhe Coe'1 Communllv Co•1~90
Dl\lrltl 801rC1 of Trustees In an
amount not l•ss lhtll 11¥e cwrcenl IS' I
Of the ~um tMd •s • ;u•ran1ff tf\at th•
bidder will enter 11110 '"" propowd
Co111ract II '"" w~ " awarcleCI lo him In '"" tWfll of l•llure to enttr 1n·
to •uth conlracl, lhe proceeds of the
<heU wlll ~ lorleltt'd, or In lhe caw
ol a bOnCI, lhe lull •um thereof wlll be
lorteltt<I 10 ... id college d istrict
No bleldtr m•y wllhdraw nis bid •or
• perlOCI of lor1y0ll¥e tdl days alter
lhe Cl•lt ~•IM ti.. ocwnlng tner-.it
Hew..,, 9Mdl, CA n..o The S<Mrd of Trustee> res.trves '""
11'1-14 or1v11eoe Of re1ect111Q any •nCI all bids
Publlslled O.enqe ,.,.,, D•lly Piiot, or to w•I,,. .,,Y trt'Qularltlu or •n
~~~2.:.!_!·~'"° 3Sl1-IO lorm•lll~;:'~;~ b~d :;~~~~bldOor>o
P UBLIC NOTICE
"ICTITlOUS •U .. NEU
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlnv per'°"' ••• dolno
business -s
NEWPORT CENTER DENTAL
GROUP, 1'11 A~ A,_. . S4111t '°6,
S«re~ry.
Boerd of T rvst~
Coa\l Comnw11lly °"'-District Publl\lw<I O.anoe Co.aS1 Dall• Piiot Seo• s. 11. ,.., u.&J.«J
PUBLIC NOTICE
Newport 8Mctl, C.llloml• '2..0 NOTICE 011' -
J oM P Erlll..,_, ODS, In< • a ,.U.L.IC MEAalNG
Calllornla t orPOr•llon, 1601 Blue ON ,.ttOP'OIED COO,.EltATION
l(ey, COf'Ofta CMI -· Celltomla •2.is AOltEEMENT ••TWEEN THE CITY
II. A. McCllnloO, ODS. In<,. 01' COSTA MESA AND TttE
Ca ll l ornle corp ore llon, Ull D•ANOE COUNTY HOUSING Seoul¥t'CM, los A119tltt. Celllornla AUTMOalTT
tOCMS . NOTICE IS HE II EBY GIVEN IMI a Thi• llvllrwu I• conouctlld Cly a COt· publk: ,..,,no will be held mtore '""
DO'allonJ E lk City Council Of the City ot Costa Mt'w
' _..., In the Chafntwf'S Of Wld body •oc•IPO f~;,""· al 77 Fair Ori,,. 111 ,,.. City of Cost& ,; !,,~· Mt'w, COUflly of Orange, C•lllornla, on T~I 51:,-:s 1 llllld tlh 1,.. Mo<Hlo , OctOber 6, '"°·at the hour of " ' emen was w •· 30 o m , IOt lhe ""'"°"of 9i¥inc;i ,,,. county Clerlt of Oren0t County on tert\led PfftonS .,, ODC>Ortuntly 10 be
"uousl "· 1"'° .,,.,..11 htarCI H lo whether a Cooperation
•oreement bO!Wftn Ille City of Cosla Published Ora119t Coest D•11• Piiot, Mesa and ti.. Ort119t County Houstng
Aug. H. 79, 5eOI S, 17, 1'90 ~3'-IO Authority on>¥1diRQ for local COOl)era
PUBLIC NOTICE tl0t1 In connKtlon wllh lho dt'velop.
mMI of Clwelllng u111ts tor 11¥1no ac·
commoo.ilons tor .,.,sons of low In·
,.CTITIOUS •USINISS come'" IM City ol Costa Me ... sll•ll b•
NAME STATEMENT e11lored Into.
The tollow•no per..,ns ... doln9 NOTICE IS HE'AE8V FURTHER
bu\lllHs M ' GIVEN th411 c09les of llW 11rOPOWd
C REATIVE HOTLINE, 7117 Cooperation AQrt't'menL lo be •ub-
Brlstol Slt'Mt, C.O.•• Mew. C•lllornla milled to the City Council are now
'16U a•allable for Inspection l)y Interested Ktlhryn l Orris, m•n•Qlno persons an~oflkeottheCllyC..,rk
genera l o.trtner. 11121 Brownln o This nolk e 1, 9l¥en pursuant 10 the
Avenue. TU\lln C.llloml• •26&0 oro•lslons ol Stctlon 3 .. Sll of '""
"'bert A Orris llmtled oerlner, He•llh anct Selely Coele and lht'
11 S1 Bt're<'ll<e D•l•t Bree, Caillornla Rt\Olullon of tM C•IY Councl• •dol>le<I
'1671 onS.Pl-7, ,..,
• Don•ld G Murray, llm lled Ellte11 P Pl>IMey
partner. 7717 Broslol Streat, Costa City Cltr• 01 the
Me .... Cell!Onli• '167' Cltv ol Costa Mt'w
This bustness Is tonducted oy a Publlll'ted o...,. Co.st Da•IY Pilot
llmlttd ""'1neni>ip Sept s. 12. 1'80 J(Mt·IO Kat""'n I. Orrl\
Tiiis stete,_,t w•s llllld with lhe ------------County Ctertt Of Ot-County on Se9-tember J, ,..,
Pt-7•
Publlvw.7 Ot•nc)P Co.a•I Delly Piiot.
Sept. s. 12, "· u . '"° 3'04-IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS •USINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toll-lllQ ~r'°"' ero C101no buslneun : '
GOAT Hill BICYCLE WOAKS,
1673 I rvlne •~•n11e Cost• Mtsa,
C1lltornla '16'0
AObert P. Jones, <IOI Qh SlrHI, Newport 8HGll, Ctlllomla ,,..,
Ka•I D. T•hll. )01..., Mein Slr .. I,
8albCNI, CAlllMnle '26'1
Thi• buslnau Is conducteCI by •
oener•I l)artner~lp,
Kar1 Tahll
This st .. _, was Ill.cl with the
CouA1y Cle'11 of Or-COunly on Sep·
l•mber ), lteO, ,._SJ
Publl$Pleel Or"-Coast Dally PllOI,
S.01. s. 17. "· ,._ 1'80 l~
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTIT10US •USINllSS
NAMll STATCMCNT
TM lollowlllQ perton Is OOIAQ butl·
neu ••· CUSTOM llODY & PAINT, l"' S
Mal" Street, Colle,,_.,., CA n.1'
Jeff McC-. No. 1 R-. In.Ina, C•lllomla n716
Tiiis ~ " condu<'ed by en ltt•
CIM 0\181,
Jafl Mc C.M
This SI .. _ was 111..S wltl\ "-
Gou11ty C .. rtl of~-COIH!ty Oii 5--
ternCJer J, t• ,._,,
PublllNcl 0r...,. Coest Delly Piiot, Sept. S. 12, It, 2', 1'80 JMMO
PUBLIC NOTICE
A I• DAILY PILOT NATION
Reagan Films Dot Formula
Ov r .eas Rental~ Top .S. .
1Rules
,
llOU.YWOOO l P l No one
haa ac~ult'd a Ronald Rttaaan rum fettlval yet, but di11tnbutt1~
who own th.-11rr. 1dr nt1•I fan
dldatt 's old mov1e!I •) thf'1r
rental bwmw s 1!> brn1k
··s \nrl' his no nuna11o n. out
1 e nt 3ls h avl' d o ubh '<t .and
tnpled." sli) s N atha11111 I t\ '411
vic e president of video ontt
s p el'ial markr t for l nl\.-d
A rtuu. whu•h "" n ~ .12 1.1f Reagan'l'I S5 ft•uturt> film,
.. ALI. Otl ll PltlNT!o\ art•
alread) rt>n h-tt out thrnuath ~m
ember," ht• reportl'I. no1111.: thul
the renters and udt-rollt•gt>l'I , f1I111
societies and poht&cul tti ouv.,
O n e GOP he1tdquarlt'r' in
Bristol, Conn". itnnounc\'d 11 "'"
show Re agan filrol'I for frt't: .111d
give popeom to s upp0rtt•r:..
Weiss.. Global Entrr~n't'~ .i
dis tributor which o~·nl'I t\4-o
Re agan filrru; tht> onh h~u m
color reports 1m·rea~ing over
seas business.
To meet the dem and. Adnan
Weiss says he has dubbed the
Reagan films in J a paoese,
Italian, Spanish. French ~d
German.
"WE'RE LICENSING t hem
all over the world," sa ys Weiss
"The business in foreign coun-
tries is fantastic •·But the re 's
not much movement in the Unil-
ed States because of the equal
time problem." he adds "TV
sales in this country are almost
non-existent.··
· He referred to a 1976 Fed eral
Communications Commission
.. decision that TV s tations ma y
'Show Reagan films during a
campaign only if they are will·
ing to give equal air time to
Democrats.
Since TV represents the most
lucrative leasing market for
films, Reagan's features have
been less than a gold mine
domestically.
"You'r e talking about the
lowest end of 'the price s pec-
trum," says Kwit. "It may cost
S50 to $100 to rent one of these
film's. In comparison, a film like
"Apocalypse Now" might get
S2.000 for one booking ...
UNITED ARTISTS HAS a
t otal of about JOO prints of
Reagan films , says Kwit ''The
rentals are comparable to what
we would gel for a modestly suc-
cessful small film "
Among the m ost r e nte d
Reagan films. he says. are "The
'Knute Rockne Story." in which
Reagan played the fa med foot -
ba 11 hero George Gipp a nd
"Dark Vi ctory," in which
Reagan had a supporting role
One of the mos t sought-after
Reagan movies is "Bedtime for
Bonzo." in which Reagan co-
starred with a chimpanzee . It is
owned by Univers al Pictures.
but there ar e few copies in ex-
istence.
"We have about two or three
copies and they are rented out,"
says Eugene Grady. manager of
Universal 16, which rents 16
millimeter p r i n t s to n o n -
theatrical groups .
BOTH UNIVERSAL AND
United Artists report increasing
requests from foreign televi5ion
networks for selected excerpts
from Reagan films.
"I've had a number of requests
for film clips from overseas TV
networks," says Louis Blaine,
bead of Univer sal 's fo reign
division. "But that's a very ex-
pensive proJ>06ilion. It means go-
ing to the ftlm v~ults and c utting
up the movies. It would just cost
too much. I don'tlmow what we're
going to do aboutit."
Overseas television, with no
equa l time restrictions , has
shown Reagan films in full, says
Weiss. Some of the movies have
even been feat ure d at com -
m ercial theaters.
"We recently sold the pictures
to Colom bia ,'' s a ys Weiss.
"They will b e play ing on
te levision there. "In the Carib-
bean, they are being released
theatrically."
THE BIGGEST SALES have
been in Japan, he says, where
the dubbed versions are popular.
But there have ~n no rentals
to either China or Taiwan, Weiss
says.
"We've been approached by
so m e cassette TV people," he
says, "but no deal has been
made yet."
However, Weiss owns only two
films, "Cattle Queen of Mon-
tan a " and ''Tennessee's
Partner," which feator~ Reagan
as a cowboy co-starred with
Barbara Stanwyc k and Rhonda
Fleming.
THE WEISS COMPANY,
which has multiple prints of
l!.-ch rum, Ucenses a l'enter to
. show the films for a set number ot times. Then the film is re-
turned. They have also sold
prints to mm libraries.
In the United States. says
Kwit, the rentals rarely Involve
commercial or artistic motiva·
tiou.
"Usually, they are rented by
·people Who want to have some
fun,'' be says. •'They certalnly
are not showing them because
they're so popular." .,
ONE OF FAVORITE ROLES: GEORGE GIPP AP"''""""°'°'
Reagan Played Notre Dame Hero In 1940 Movie
.J . -.. -# •
ROMANTIC LEAO WITH VIRGINIA MAYO
Film Was 'Working Ker Way Through Collei4!'
Productive Career:
55 Films, 27 fears
HOLLYWOOD <AP 1 II ere is a 1'l 11f the 55 films in
which Rona ld Heagan a ppeared dunng h1:0. rollywood acting career.
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1 • HOtty'#QOd Hotf'I 1'l1 O•tf"Cled by 1:1u\by 8fllr•,.I• ..-ith Du to Powf'll c;t .. ,G F•rrl'fl •M
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3 "S .. lnQ v .... r I IHIY •. 1938 wltl't Hu1TI1>1't••Y 00Q<lr1 ,11 p.,.,.. S1no••tnn
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1 '"" Am.a11no Or Cfitt~rf'K>uw ... ••th £0'"" r. Pot,.,t'iil>f\ ( UHJ"• Tr•vor Af'\d *1VfT'Of\tf'V
Aoqarl
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t • OtQl""r R••. 108. wl!h wo"" Morrt• E<f" Albf>rt And JAM Wym"" to ' r,..,,, on ~f)f)ot110f1 ttll
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'l ·•f-.,.,-~ V11 frtf'y " l't"t9, with Bttttfl' o1h . Humflf'!tfll't' Hog..-rl CffPOr~ Br,n1 41nd ~A\dh~ r 1'10,.r•lt'f
1• 'f~1Ji l ti. .. 11,.t rfll1 "'°'VICit, t•J't
t\ t4•uunt¥ Uut Nft,. ~ 1fl' w ith Ok~U and Ann Stwrtd•n
14 .... II '" "' ...... ,,,. '""" 81lly .;loo l"O Go<<o '"'" H""" H•ll 11 •·•""""'•' W A\n f hfllH r •<~:· 1tJt/"'"' /llnn Stwrkl•n •net 8onit" Ct•nvlU•
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13 "T\ICllXMll AM I• .... II, AQ•ln lt40, with M.l•QOrl• llembe•u, ).,, .. Wym1>n end 1114" He ff
,, "$anl• F• ,, Alt "I~ "'"j./rrt>l Flynn Ollvl• °" ·~•vlll•nd, A•ymon<I MUWY •nd R•"9•n
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1' "Mlltlof\ Ooil•r Baby,' ,.,
11 "tnterrwtllONI $ou<ldrt>fl "" 71 "Nine Live\ Arf' Nol e ,..ioh," ltAl, wltn JA""" Giu '°" •nd F•Vt E m•r'°"
29 "IC Ing• Row," 1942, w;r.Ann ShprlCS.n. Robert C1>mmlnq>. Clwllrl•• Coburn and ciavo. llll"'
JO "Jl>llt Girt " \'41 wl M Sher Iden
31 ·~•ltJO..rMy • ••1, w411> Errol r1vnn•ftCI R•vmoftCI M••wv . » "This ts n,.. A•mr/t .. J, with ~~ Mu.,,..y J041" l f\11• Goorqe TOC>i•> l(•tf' Smith •""
Fren<u L<lnQIOt"d Jl "SletllOl't R...a .• 1''· with AIU IS Smtih • ..., Z«hery !><Olt
34 "Tit.ti H•11tn OlrL 19'7. with Shirley Te mpi• and Aorv C•lh01>n
U "TM Voi<.eOl l ,,-urtle " 1 .. 1. will• E1.-enor Per-er . Eve Arc»n and WIYntl Morrl•
" "Jot\n Laws ," , ... wltfl J.ck C.\On, •ncl Pehlcl• NHI J1 "Nl1!N Unto N I," with Vlvec:e ltnfOf• encl 8r-rl(~ Cr.,.rlord 3'. "TM Gl•I Fr J°"6 8e.ch." lM , wllh Vlrolnla !IMyo •nd l!dellt Br.ck•" '9. "lrt A orHI t llno.'' 1'4•. with Denni\ Moroen end Doris Dev. .a. "n-Huty e rt," lt4t, with Rlcllllrd TOdd -P•lrlCI• NHI.
41 "l.AulWI,'' I , with Cheri .. COiium -RUlll H1>-y. o "Storm w.Jll"9. ' tt50, with Glft9tr R-1 and Oo<l1 O•y
4J .. ..,.,_:ro. 8onl0," 1~1. """ OI-LyM • ..., Wali.t SMu-. «. "The La poot," ltSI, with R'*'<le l'lefntnt o "lion9 ." lt51, wltfl Rhond• Ftemlno ~ Nlool llru<t • ... "TN lnq ftam." tHt with Dorla DIY .,.., Fr en~ LOWf01
o "~ ••no Hf" Wo t hrouor> Colt•:· .. Ith 111rv1111• Meyo, o-NtlllOI\ o.... u.For•.
Pflylll1 TN Ind Pltrl<• Wymon
41 "T z-." t~. with llll•nd• Fltml1'9, ,._ hny Jr end Grtnt Wttllen
" " And Or.,...," ""· wllfl Oon tlly --eno Prttton F0tt~r 50.'S°' Wtr .. t•S., with Sl•11t Forretl-Ot.car Hemotka $1. " le 0.-of M.,;;1ene," Ifs.I, wlll1 lltrwe SltllWV<k
5> " _., P~Mr,'' ltS$, wll!IJoflll PayN, ,_.....,.. Fltmlno -COit"" Orey.
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Backed
WAS lll N<;'l'ON I A P )
Sp111 11'tl b.> lh<' markt·t ing of de
f1t·1t·11 t 1nf:111t formulas that
t'.1tl'1•rl Sl'rrous prohlcml> for
tlo11•n.., 11f bah1t•<,, ('on~ress has
I' a '., 1· II 41 h 1 11 d 1·., 1 ~ n e cl t o
~ 11 a r " n l t• t• r h '' t a r t 1 r 1 <· 1 a I
n111th1•r's milk t"o ntains all the
IWllO.ljnl <, nePdt·d for ,,roper de
Vl•l<>l"llt<llt
1'h t• lc~1:.l<tl10n, approved an
I Ill' ll1>11w by 11oi<'P vote . car It e r ""''''ti llw S.•11:111• Thi· mea:o.ure
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IN llEAIU!'ilGS l\fo:FORE H1•p
\I ht• rt c;ort• .Jr J) TPnn
11ed1:ttr ll'ldlls c ... t1mated t h.ti
mun: than 130 mf.rnt'> who had
l:J1 ~n ft•d nothing hut the lv.o
foull~ formula" s uffored from
severt' \\eight loss and lethaq,~\
T he rt.• we rt• no do tu mented
dt•ath::.
!:i\ nlt•x Latxiratorw.. I nl of
I Pat"n Alto. \ nlunt<.1n h rec·<tllf>d
the d('fic1ent produc·t;, although
1est1mon) 1nd1cated the formula
"a s on mark1·t sht•I \ e' f11r
I several months after the m1t1al
rerall not1cf' in Augus t 1!179
Regulations in th1· 111 ll "'nuJd
set dn"n stn<'tl'r pro~luc·t11m Jnd
recall laws for all '>\ nthet1l' it
fant formula:.. Th(. meas• e
\\Ould n•qu1rC' l>Ut'h f11rmul;i lu
contain even 11utnt1unal 1 grt-
d1ent nccess;1rv for pro1 r de
\'elopment
f'NDt:R Tift: M \ rfJ l'ASA
sect ion a t•onv1t•t10n ,f trafflck
ing an more th.in l.f14l pounds of
tht• drug \\oul1l ,.rr~ a max
1mum penalt~ of •P to 15 )'ears
an prison and :i , 125.000 fine A
second t·on v1ct•n could bn ng a
pe nalty of u lo 30 y ears in
'prison and a.lS«?.~ fme . I Prcscnllv ind1v1dua l:. convict
I cd of t raficking in m:iriJuana
regardlf'" of quantil '." (ace a
I m ax1m11l pena lty of five years
an prr"" a nd a $15.000 fi n<'
Penai.<'s rlnuhlt· for J ""rnnd nf
fens·
Jooligans Jailed
SEOUL. South Korea !APJ
South Korea's ma rtial la w com
m a nd a nnounced todav that
37.214 "hooligans. gam blers and
swindlers'' have been rounded
up in a drive to e radica te social
evils . ------
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AP Wl,..,._.e
BROTHER DOMINIC AID (0 CORPORATION
Jac'k Eagle Gives SeH Pitch for Xero x
Copying Miracle
Pays for Actor
I.I >l I"'\ 11.1 l'; K~ \I' 1 Hrolh<'r Uomin1c has graduated
from tlw nwn..il task-. of thl' monaster} lo the demanding work
rif corp•>ralc .alt•.., man
For J au< f;agle. 1l m1•ans a lurrat1 ve contract and long da ys
o n the mlt' hawking duplicat1nn mach1ne5 ,
Eayl!. a '>land up r111111t from Brooklyn, bec.ime a national
s ensatvn wh .. n ht• p11rt I ll\ NI llr11thc·r Dom1n1c 111 an award·
winnug comrnt•rr•1<1I for '{1•1ox ('c>pymg machines
I N. T iff: h\ l 101 " \D, A Cffl BB\', a ngel1r Brother f't!fl 1m1· 1s told hv hi' -,upt•rior to make 500 copies of a hand-
1r1tten rehg111us manu;,c ript The cherub·cum con artist dashes
off to a Xero\ niarh111t· duplicates the manuscnpt in nothing
flat. and presl'nts tht> ll{•,1t\v pllNl paper., to the abbot
.. The astound.<"d <.l lJliot gCJLf''> tov. ard lfea\'en and whis pers,
It s a mirarlr· "'h1J1 BrfJthf r I >•in110I(' rila)" Jlong
Th<• ad. hr11ad<·a-,t 1111tiJlf\ 111 1975 w110 <1 rJock of mdust r)
u.v. a rds t1nd nwclt• F-.:igl1• " :oil .1 r lie h<sl'I '>•nee• made two mor<'
Xt>rox C'l11nmt•n·1<1b 11111 :mol111 r is 111 tht' workl'I for this fall
Ill• rt-c·entl~ "~m rl a th1 t·t \ 1 ar rcintraC'l "'1th Xerox that
t'all<.. ftJr him to m.ikf· llw rriund:. at seminars Jnd tr ade fairs
:1 bout 150 da \ s ;1 \'e<u pushing in person the products he pro·
moll's on T\'
r\~O "'OR t.AC.l.f, \l.\\ \ \'~ TllE rnm1c, the appearances .ire natural
· I m m~ ,df h(· I\~ V. h••n I ~<> 111 ,.1.,11 .:.1 compa ny. I'm
rfoing co med~ all the l 11111
Eagle takel> time lo l..1 s:. women, k1b1tz with employees and,
not c-oinc1rtentitlh put the soft-sell to the raft or potential
custom ers "'ho shov. up JUSt to see Brother Dominic
.. ·:when I go to a company. it's a happening," Eagle sa ys.
It gives them a drawing card "
Five years after Brother Dominic pe rformed the ''mira·
cle. · the ltttle monk has become a company trademark -wit·
ness th(•· It's a miracle · ad\·ertisement
"HE RF.\l.L\' IS TO ~EROX what Col Sanders 1s to
h t>ntuek.) I· fll•rl < hit'\..•· 1 sa" Ron Hoffman a local Xerox marketing man<t~l'r ·
Ausmt'l>Sm<'n M e <;oniet1mes sur prised that Eagle, like any
good actor has his line-. cold when he "per for ms" for Xerox He
kno"'s all the model numbers and what eac h copier can do.
'He obv1oul>ly 1s n •r) v.ell groomed fo r the job he does. for
Xerox ... says Barr~ l\llen \I.ho paid more than Sl00.000 for one
of the copiers
And Allen should kno"' ::a httle a bo ut ecclesiastical
persuasion. lle's busine:.s manager for the Kent ucky Baptist
Con vention
Feminists Criticized
Today's Womm1 Called Ot,e r-i11<lulgent
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) The
modem fe minist movement is to
bla me for the in c reasing in·
c id e nce of o r al c a n cer in
wom en. a malady tha t once
mostly struck males, sa ys an in·
ternationa l authority on the dis·
ease.
Wo m en a re d rinking too
much. smok in~ too much and
s unning too much , s aid Dr .
Rudol ph F'ries of Linz. Austria.
Those elements, he a dded "are a
primary cause of oral cancer."
F RIES TOLD THE American
Association of Oral a nd Max-
illofacial Surgeons the deadly
tre nd in women has its roots in
the 1960s.
"The whole change parallels
the increase in the women's lib
moveme nt." said Fries. presi·
dent of Austria's Societ y of Oral
a nd Maxillofacial Surgery.
Excessive s moking, drinking
and sun expos ure. he s aid, "pre-
vious ly we re indulgences which
were the province of males .
With the fe minis t m ovement ,.
Witness Missing
In Cyclist Ambush
SAN DIEGO CAP). -Felony
charges will not be brought
against 25 members of the
Mongols Motorcycle Club arrest-
ed before an allegedly expected
cemetery, ambush because the
district a~tomey's office says its
only witness got away.
The witness who a llegedly
spotted someone aiming a rifie
at patrolme n in Mount Hope
Cemetery has vanished, said a
District Attorney Ofllce
spokesman.
a foot intem alionall v. however .
mor e women than ·ever before
a re exposing themselves to the
s un in their quest for health and
beauty."
THIRTY Y E ARS AGO. he
s aid. "four males were getting
oral cancer to each wom an Now
we have three m en to e ach
woman, and some publications
have four to-two."
Frie s said his findings w1ll
soon a ppea r in "Cancer , .. a
publication of the American
Cancer Society. He defined oral
cancer as ma ligna nt les ions and
tumors that strike the oral cavi-
ty including the lips, ton~ue and
mucous membranes
study groups involving 2,500 pa-
tients. sa id Fr ies.
THE R ESEA RCHE R SAID
s m oking irritates the mouth
whi le d rinkin g is dangerous
beca use it irritates the delicate
mucous linin~s of the mouth and
lowers the a bility or the liver to
produce s ubstances that normal-
ly protect those linings.
Following a n inter vie w. Dr.
f r ies p r o duc ed a p ack of
c igarettes. took one out and
hunted for matches as he ob·
s er ved wi th real sadness. " . .
Stupid . doctors think all dis-
eases a re for their patients
onh "
83 Pc-rcc-nf A.eeurate?
Forecaster. Gets
Pick From Maple
EVANSVILLE. Ind CAP > It's going to s now bere on the
evening of Nov. 28. The temperature will drop to 4 degr~s below
zero Jan. 29. The first robin of spring will be spotted March 8. T~e afore mentioned forecasts were produced by L.H. Frymire
of Irvington. Ky .. who got it s traight from his Japanese maple
tree :
He and his maple have been telling people what the weather
wlll be in towns around the country for 15 years, and he claims an
83 percent accuracy rate The National Weather Service may scoff
at his method. but America 's foremost "treeologlst " doesn't mind.
He r ceeived 10,000 letters the past year from people wanting to
know the weather on their birthdays or anniversa ries.
Frymire examines the ce lebrated tree tha t erows In his yard,
then writes his reply.
For Ms efforts. he gets no mone y, as king instead for donations
to the Arthritis Foundation, which he serves as a member of the
board of directors. .
'
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COMICS I CROSSWORD Friday, Septembe< 12. 1980 OM.YPIUJT All
MARMADUK E by 8rad Anderson PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch
He mai..~s h1::, l.t'>tcsl t1mt" ttuovgh
our llt"1gh tw1 hlllld'
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
<:~
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EL r \'v AS
r:t. R S...lE
.:-1AS TWICE
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~
YO'.A Pt.AN iO ElE A F".A~ME ~, J.f~TER:?
l 'D LOVE ID, AL~C, 8 1..AT !'M .AFIZ~.ID t C..N~Or e VElt L'VE ON A
~AsrM
l .SMOWED M'< COW
~WIN6' 5'MOOC ~A'<
A tVE~E LAV6HEO -y-
n.tAT'S T00·8AD ...
BUT DON'T LET TMEM
Dl5COVRA6E '(OU ...
r
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
l1M 6lAD '(OU SAID
™AT ... r FEa ™E SAME
WAV .. ~V SMOVLD I
LET THEM OtSCOURA6E ME?
by Tom Batiuk
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I iV\I t-J I )(IN' I l I I 1111 t-Xl~ IH l
, f NWAl l't l\I.~ !-", 1N11M1 t1f\H
JI.I~ r REM£MBER, ~El)
Pl ILL rnE.rR PANT5 ON ONE
LLC.J AT A lllVIE. I
.CJ) WHA r IF iHEIR F¥\N-S
ARE 'LEVIS FOR MEN';; ,,n o u 1Nll •Hr 1
•,,. • ~ f I
by Jeff MacNelly
by Mell, Lazarius
eecAu~e Mv
FAiHEIZ ~V~ !'M
NOT l=li TO EAT
WITI-4 P16~
_, 11'~ . 1''Y,, , ,
.... / 7 Q~ 9 't
/'~ ['\.\_ c;::;J ~·>~.wr
-
'How come so many of you little guys go around
lookin' for trouble?'"
014, 1'0 1.ov~ 1"0, NO~MA~,
&v1' 1'M A )'~c,£'fAR1AN \
I Plt€m{ "(A\.fM tooO~ !
by Kevin Fagan
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
'/OUR MOM 5R'{S WE VE
GOTlO Go OlJiSIDE, Mlt<.E.
DR. SMOCK
N UR Se eRoozeR Ge-rs so MAr?
WHf:N SHE F INl?S
A PAR KING PL.-ACE NEAR 1"HS:
HOSP11"At.. ...
SHE. SRIOT<.J TuR.N crF
THE ~. . RIGHT OW SO
'10L>.f' ME ,:.·v Rt Sh LL
JJF\lr'~ N 1A1$ -.... ,.., vlvFF .
0HE1S NOT MAD
"/ET.
by George Lemont • I •
THE FAMILY Cl~CUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Gus Arriola
"Run it backwards again, Daddy, and
unj1.1mp me."
DENNIS THE MENACE
TUMBLEWEEDS
LOOK. ltL lEAVE TH( rwo Of
YOU OUT HERE ro f([D nu
CATTLE' l'l L PICK YOU UP
IN A COUPLE Of HOUf?b'
\~~;!I
by Harold Le Doux
rl Wl~·H YOLI'() E>ror A~11\.INC' At l
lH()!il t)lJl5TION5' REMEMNR
Tll( MORl 'IOU A'.Jt\ 1Hl MOl\I
THf;' Rf VON NA A51\. YOU ' · ~ ·--
by Tom K. Ryan
l'VE: JUSI Rf1URNEV FROM M~fr°I~ ~-----=----i wrw PAl...EFACES IN ANOIHt:R
POWWOW 1D ENSORE pt10HAWKS
NANCY
P'LENN OF EL.80W ROOM ...
NANCY, OPEN THE
WINDOW AND LET
SOME OF TODAY1S
FRESH
AIR IN
by
IT MAY BE TODAY1S
FRESH AIR BUT
IT'S YESTERDAY 'S
STALE TRASH
... WHERE, JN
EYE!AALL.-10-EYE:~Al..L.. ;
NE60flA1rONS,
Wf. WERf. OOT-
L EERW~ AN
E:YELA9'1.
Ernie Bushmiller
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 53 Brooch
1 Plague 54 Floa1s
S Impress 58 Recru11ers ot
10 Poel old
14 V1s1on 61 Alpaca
Comb form 62 Vork s n•er
15'-bear 15'3 Cherub
16 HoogeonogP 64 Pisa s ~tream
17 Bear1rio 65 Asian 11011
18 M1h1 ~nl days
20 Fasiener 66 Narrative
22 Ob1a1n 67 Exp1011
23 Flowe•
24 Loon e g DOWN
26 Expire
27 Hardened
30 GBS ltlle
34 L•ktng
35 Re1a11ve
1 Small dogs
2 Saga
3 Doer Sufi
4 Non-musical
UNITED Fea1ure Syndicate
Thursday's Puzzle Solved
C A • 0 f •• R U I H I 0 I II
A , A A A •" " .. E E I I ~" , ( RA II • u l " T ( I V " ..
( . I T' R I £l I D ., ( I" 0 -· A A .. _,1 RR O R
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mir''" '1111G I I TI
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r L U I ( A A I I I 0" II E I
T C E I RA II T •• s l A II l
36 -Lanka
37 Norway ktng
38 Laminaled
40 Disparage
41 On Soc Sec
42 Gram
5 Resor1 26 Tempers 44 Close
43 Crate
45 Handled
4 7 ~od v1s1ons
48 Ca111e genus
49 -metabo·
hsm
50 Halter
1 2 3 4
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20
17
41
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6 Dresseo 27 Game 46 Lowers
7 Hora110 -28 German coin 4 7 Pent
8 Emporrum 29 Gladden 49 Church game
9 Prror lo 30 Prompt SO Fleck
10 Ruled 3 1 Muslim tar111 5 1 Correct
11 Deplaned 32 Muslim sect 52 Relu
12 Fracture member 53 Gasp
13 Active one 33 Publicized 55 Golf call
19 -Lawrence 35 Supporl 56 Btg weights
River 39 Directed 57 -machine
21 Droop 40 Rogue 59 Fuel
25 Corp execs 42 Ceases 60 Srieal\y
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t170I TA f c KIE II , MA It 5 MA LL I T11t1 \I.II-I ,.H lltfJCI with tr.e prMl'11f' of rele<llnci •nv ""° 111 btd• 8yN11<11te l'uller So far •• """""" to thfo rr..,•1••~• M4 .. C11t1orn11
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Westminster CA
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Redondo Bea< h. CA
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Interiors
Orange. CA
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Irvine. CA
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Anaheim. CA
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Anaheim. CA
Ideals Pubhsh1ng Corp
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Yorba Linda. CA
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Santa Ana. CA
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Orange, CA
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Glendora. CA
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Ontarfo. CA
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Santa Ana. CA
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Los Angeles, CA
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Hollywood Cl•
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La Habra, CA
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Orange. CA
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Gardena. CA
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Stanton. CA
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Snntn Ana, CA
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'""\l't'I' drugs Ht' wui. near tears as he
1'11,111 t.'ti the hearing, but aides say it
Wt'Oll'd to be the turning point when he
bt•1·airw involved m leg1slat1on again
I ve gut a lot to do," Pepper say!>
"""' "Exrl'pt for my te rrible burden of
lc.1whnt>Ss I e njoy lire It has always
llt•t•n good to me "
l'Jt11•ncl' Yoasn lone thing m hfe that
l'1•JIJ1l't eM·elled an , neither as a fa r m
ho\ 111 Dutile) ville, Ala . nor in his buzz.
say, ~ l'ar; in the U S Senate where his
l I\ ti hbcral philosophy and pro New
Ht•al \lt.'Y.S brought htm the dens1ve
n1<·kname. "Red Pe pper ·• He went to
W a!>hmgton as a senator a t age 36
Whtie at the University of Alabama
.ind Harvard Law School in the 19205,'
ht• \\ailed on tables 10 cafeterias and
t•mpltl'd t•oal ashes m a power plant to
1'•11 his twtion But he st ill managed t"
fand Lime to ){raduatt' with top honors
.ind rnm1.>ete on the track team
I It' taught lay,. a t the University of
Arkans;is where one of his students was
s t•nator-lo be J W f''ulbright He m•xt
111 al·ticed law in Perr). Fla., m 1!!29
When death cause(\ a Senate .. acancy,
l'l'IJper was ckctl'd without opposition
to the tcrm·s rem<Ji nrng two years
'I've got a lot to do. · Pepper
says. 'Except for my ternble
bw den of lone/mess f en1oy
fife It has a/ways been good
tome
Onl~ o n \.' present mt'mbt>r 11 (
l 11nj!ress Sen. J L'nnings Handolph [)
W \';i prN·eded PP1.1p1·r in Coni•rt>'.'i'
\~ .an amh1t1ous -.c·nator. l't.'l>IJl'r
bl'l'Jrnt• famous for his .. uµpc>J"t 11( lht•
HI hour work w 1•ek ca' al right' 11f
hl.1cks nnd o tht·r unc1t·rµri\'alPg1•d
l'la~'>l'S his anti l1 1l11•r vwws and pro
l 'nited Nations st and
In thost· days l'C'pµt>r curnccl d11ut
among lhe libe rals, and there was t<tlk
m hif!h drcle~ that hC' was dcl>t1ned for
No I or No 2 spot on ~ DemocY:ltlr
IHktot
".\11stakt>-;, yes I \'e mafl1· them, and
1f I cl lt~tPnPd to m \ ~ 1fe mon· often
-;ome tl'll me I could··.,,e been v1t•• ~·rcsa
d(•nt. he s ays aloud as he looks back
over what might hav1.• b(·en
Pepper was defeated for the Senate
'\eat in 1950 b y young congressm an
GC"orge Sm athen.
Pepper b1dE'd tu:. ltmt' m a Flonda
la" practice. then r::1me ro.inng bark to
win election to lht· Hous•• in 1962 :1 Job
ht' has held since
Families Probably 'Nill Lose Purchasing Power
, By LOUISE COOK
Assodaled Press Writ.er
Don t •'\pert a cut tn federal mcome taxes to help you put more f~)()(f on tht.> table or m ore money tn the bank next y~r Higher Soeaal
Secunt~ talCC'I would \qpe out most of the extra dollars (nflallon
"'ould eat up lht· rest
A f:lmtl y with a $15,000 incom e could lose o ve r St.000 an
purchasmg power. a family with $25,000, could lose a lmost $1 ,700
worth
Yo u h.l\ e to look al some fi gures to under stand wh y you are
likely to 1.•nd up with less purchasing power next year -even if in·
come taxC'~ arc c ut as both Democrats and Republkans a re pro·
mis in~.
Fi~t Sorial. ~ecurity tax~s are rising. The rate is going up
a nd so 1s the maximum on which you have to pa y tax. In 1980, t he
first $25,900 of earnings are subject to a tax of 6.13 per cent. In 1981,
you face a tax of fi 65 percent on everything you earn up to $29.700 ..
Next · Take inflation into a ccount. The rise in price s has
slowed re<·ently. but is st ill at an annual rate of almost 11 percent.
The inflation rate ror a ll or 1980, according to Tax Foundation
economists. is expected to be about 14.S percent.
Consider u hypothetical family of four -man, woman and two
c hild ren with onl' wage earner and an adjusted gross income of .
$15,000.
Figures com p iled by the Tax Foundation lnc., a non·profit re·
search group based in Washington, D.C., show that the family
faces a 1980 fede ra l tax bill or $2,065 -Sl,l.U in income taxes and
$!120 in SO<'wl St•ctmty levies. After-tax incom es : $12.935. State and
loc a I taxes u r r not mcl uded in these figures
Supposl' thl' samt' fam ily has the s ame ~djusted gross in.come
$15.000 next y(•ar As thing now st and. its fed er al tax bill f~r
1981 would be $2.143 the same $1,145 in income taxes, and $998 m
Soeial Scrunty taxes After-t ax income: $12,8.57, for a loss of $78.
S uppose incom e taxes are c ul by 10 percent, as t he
Republicans propose. T he De mocrats haven't given out the details
of their plan. The hy pothetical family's total federal t ax bill for
1981 would drop to $2.028.50. After-tax income : Sl.2,971.50 About
two·thirds of the d rop in income taxes would be wiped out by t he
Social Security boost, but there would still be a gain from 1980 to
1981 of $36.50.
That gain. howe ver . is before inflation.
Many experts. in a nd .out of government, believe the underly·
Ing rate of inflation in our economy is about 1.0 percent a year. As·
sume the rate or inflation in 1981. therefore, will drop to JO per cent.
T he 1981 dollars will be worth 10 percent less than the 1980
ones. The $12,971.50 after-tax income will buy only as muc h as
$11,792 did in 1980, when the fa mily'$. after.tax income was $12,935.
Loss of purchasing power: $1,143.
The dollars and cents vary at different income levels, but the
bas ic pattern is the same. A family with an adjusted gross income
of $25,000, for example , would gain S306 from a 10 percent cut ~n in·
come taxes. Higher Social Security taxes would cut the gain to
$176. And a 10 perce nt rate of inflation would leave the family with
an overall loss of $1.696 in purchasing power .
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VVhetner nc splaying golf (above)
or workmg m his
Washm9(on. 0 C . office (left)
Claude Pepper 1s running to
fight off any slur on the dignrty of
the elderly Now 80 the Flonda Derrocrat
is the oldest man m the House of
Representatives. As cha/(fnan of the House
Select Committee on Agmg. his aggressiveness
and persistence have won rmporrant tnumphs
for the elderly It was Pepper who maneuvered
through Congress a bill abollshmg mandatory
retirement m the federal government and
ra1smg retirement age from 65 to 70 m most of the
pnvate sector
~p -
Pen Pals More 1ban 50 Years
Have Never Met; Might Not
SHADYSIDE . Ohio (AP) They've written for mo re than SO
years . s hanng each other 's first date. gradualions. mar riage,
children and now retirement. But never have the two women met
or even s poken. "N~ver to meet. never to hear her voice. But still good
friends." said M.ildred Melanko. 59. of her pen pal in Logan, Utah.
Mrs. Melanko and Helen Lundst rom began writing as part of a
class assignment in the fifth grade Since the n, the two have
penned more than 200 letters each and exchanged cards and photo·
gr aphs.
Even ir the women never m~t. they plan to continue their cor-
respondence as long as they h ve
"I've told m y children that if a nything happens to m e. to be
sur.e to let Helen know ." Mrs. Melanko said "That's the only way
this wall end either s he or I."
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FEATURING Friday, September 12. 1980 DAIL'( PILOT A IG
Request for ·'Leaves' Tacky
DEAR ANN I N l>1'~RS PIN 'r t'tllfl
menl on lht' en<'lost>d 1nv1t utlnn to D
bridal showt'r I am 1.tt a lo<.i.. lo e'prt' ~
m y reiaction
' T~Tal~ot 1h1.1 Afunt:'l1 l'rt>t
Rr/OTI s~ twc-amt' a Jlf"O$JJof't'f lllf' IJll.!Wt
She poc~ up lwr lh1n11s 1m1J nu>1't'd •II.II nt
h1tr how t
Shi' yol 11.-r mm Olonkt•ts 11114' p1/11111'" iJ•11J
I M dl,
A locutc:r. 11 1111.l't'r u ble-?MUr thal •uu
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Cntp, grem ~m51lf'i u•11J 1wt 1u c..,, lc•mv'
Then Siw n m pwk 111<'111 /c•r uohulrt't'r ~h•
"''d' A rnort beaw1/ul stght 1;ou rnu.wbi r ,.., -
Thon o ttud~ fohau" 1rn rhor hltlt:' ,,,,.
P .S Brin ~ your 1·unt 11but 111n 1n
singles, or t'ht't'k µJ ubll' tu lht• h ntit'
lo·be, and new b1lb \\ 111 he houa:hl
Well, Ann. how about 1t ·• Ont' \\•ord
wilJ do ST LOl•JS WOM N
DEAR WOMA N: Thl' word Is tat-il).
DEAR ANN LANOto:tts In re,f)t1n:.e
to "Caring 1n Ch1t«1go a bo ut lht•
ja ilbird who had idea:. on reforn1111g
potential cn nunab , ht>re 1~ a pt>1nt of
view from a r orrectaon orfacer on the
other side of the bar~
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•lil \ Ion~
1:-. th" 'u1·h .i hud Ith· fo r u l'ohJ
"mh·r" l'ht'!>l' JH'OJllt• .irt· nut IH'1n.:
puni,ht><I the} • .u t< ht!lfl~ hoW.t'tl rt I to.
W/\) 1'l LOOK~ IN B l<OOKl.YN
tH:AR BROOKLYN : Pamputn g
prli.onen. ii. oo ao,wt'r, but the other t'"
trt'rn t> Ii. ~on... witness Alli<'• 1and
Santa f't' I agrtt tht' penal syste m lo
this t'ountr)' Is nothing to brag about,
but It b getting be tte r, thanks to
t'rU'llltlt'r!i like l)r, Karl Mf'nnlngf'r. (lie
wrott' that f'Xt'ellt'nt hcH1k, "Tbt' Crim ..
of t•unbhmc·nt. ")
PhllllJ) llardlmao, the t'llf'cutlve
ttlrc•t•tor of ('ook C'ounty l~parlmt-nt of
( 'or rt>t'tlom1, ~lnh'd out that a largf'
JH'rct•nta&t-of lnmatt-"t In Cook Co11nty
J1tll ar .. df'talnf'e . Thi mt'ans they art'
w1tltlt11( fur tht'lr tri11 I" to comt' up -
aod somt• w•lt ia' long as three years .
<l,ook' Ilk .. thf' judicial syste m is In
wor1tt' s h ap .. tht· the penal system.)
Sln~t· tht'st' men and women have not
bt'en prove n guiJly of anything, they are
trn tt'd fairl)' well. Tbt'y are free lo
walk arouJ1d lo tht>lr living area, which
l1t i.lrnllar to a Spartan colJege dorm.
Tbere'i. OOt' 11bone In ea ch IUUt (about 19
prisontm;), but all calls must be colled.
Th.. can play ping.pong or cards,
wat<'h TV, rt>ad or listen to music.
Sounds good? Darned few who are in
would not prefer to be out. Another
t hought from your Problem Girl, Ann
I.anders: It costs the American tax ..
pa)tr approximately $20,000 a year lo
keep a prisont>r lo the slammer <N.V.
l'ltatt-, $26,000). Thes e people contribute
nothing to society or to the victims of
their <'rimt-s . Something is wrong wltb
this pictu_re !
Ann<J1uncing
the lo·w
maintenance
hairct1t.
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Fur the looli ~that get the look'"'
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~EWl''ORT RE ACH COST.\ '1ESt\
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By S\'D~EV O~A RR
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13
ARIES <Mar 21 Apr 191 Finan
c ial data, p r evious ly withheld.
becomes availa ble. Open lines of
communication. Be a nalytical. detect
clues. be a w a re o f s ubtle hints,
nuances.
TAURUS <Apr 20·May 201 l.ae
low, let others exprc~s their views
a contract or partners hip a rrange·
m e nl requi r es d i p lo m acy a nd
scrutiny. Libra . Scorpio and another
Taurus figure in scenario.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20) You
could be targe t tor someo ne who
wants something for nothing. Know
it, protect self in clinches. Accent on
intrigue. backst age maneuvers, wo rk
procedures. d ependents, pets a nd ·
health.
CANCER (June 21 J uly 22>: Em
phasis on involveme nt, production,
creative tou c h , s pec ulation a nd
child ren. Nothing occurs halfway;
relationship is intensified and a def
inite commitme nt is due. '
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take a
stand; adhere to principles. finish
what you start, display qualities of
humanitar ianis m . O lde r fami ly
member wants to s hare burden -
but you could be getting more than
your rightful share.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Excit-
ing scenario highlights fresh con·
cepts, new contacts, n ews which
boosts morale and could lead to a
fruitful journey. A "letter of a ccep-
tance" is likely lo be on agenda .
LI BRA 1 ~l·pt 2:4 (kt 221 <'ourtl
)nur ch;mgt·' l>on't fN•I gu1ll y about
~ettin~ what you de~t·r"l' rrlont•; 1~
coming to you and nghlfull)' so Em
phas1s on paym ents, collections,
sense of direction. sha ring knowledge
with one who a ided you in recent
past.
SCORPIO Wl't. 2:J Nov 21 >: Op
portunities a bo und . be selective,
<'hoose quahty, refuse to be in
t1midated or painted into proverbial
corner. Popularity increases and you
can inaugurate your o wn policy
SAGl1TARIUS <Nov 22 Dec. 21 I
Hest rictions ar~ removed . path is
c leared for you to st ate needs in
m eaningful manner You 'll get re·
s uits! A "major fig ure " battles
behind scenes fo r your cau~e.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22.J a n. 19 )
You get what yo u have been request-
ing -key is willingness to revise,
make changes, open li nes of com-
municatioft· and plan ahead for trip.
Emphas is on friends. hopes, wishes
a nd successful business venture.
AQUA RfUS (J an 20·Fe b . 18 >
Blocks. obstacles a rc trans formed in·
lo stepping-stones towa rds progress.
Adversity is present. but you over·
C'Om e in creative manne r. Money
s ituation is tumed around and you
profit as result.
PISCES (Feb. 19· Mar. 20): Pl ans
are formulated fo r long.range pro·
j e c t , i n c lud i n g a d vertis ing ,
pub lishing a nd t ra vel. You r ea ch
more persons distribution and dis·
pla y of product unde rgo transforma·
lion
Parenting
Lecture Set
RU Ff ELL'S
The Costa Mesa High
Sc h o ol C h a p ter o f
PRID E <P ar e n t s
Resources and Informa-
t ion on Drug E~ation >
will meet at 7:30 p m.
Oct. 7 at the Lyceum on
the campus.
Speak e r wi ll b e
Gregory Bodenhamer of
BIC (Back in Control)
Behavior Cons ult ants
H e wil l a d dress
parents on how lo regain
control over arguing .
curfew viol ations. right·
ing, truancy, peer pres·
s ure and s t ealing in
· their children's li ves.
The meeting is open to
the public. For more in·
form ation. call 754·0764.
Investing
Studied
The Wednesday Morn·
ing Club has a stock in-
v e stment g roup a nd
would like to form
anot her.
Learning a bout the
s tock market and how to
tra de are objectives of
group members.
Intereste d wom e n
may ca ll Mr s. Arthur
Falk , pres ident ,
837·8240, or Mrs. Robert
Hansen , chairman or the
s toc k m a rket study
group, 846·6893.
Paintings
On View
Art h is torian Ron
Steen or Pasadena will
introduce the Phillips
Collection to the Docent
Guild on Monday, Sept.
22 al 9:30 a .m .
Foundation members
are invited to attend the
lect.ure.
Steen will speak on
European and American
art a t the turn or the
century, a period fre·
quently referred to as
Imprealoniltic.
The Philllps Collec·
Uon, which opens at
the Bowen Museum on
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BLUE CHIPS ON DISPLAY -The 1980 high school football ~ason gets under way for most of
the Orang~ Coast area teams tonight and these five stahdouts figure to play key roles.
o.11, ~ .... """ ....... From left, they are: Matt Stevens of Fountain Valley, Bob Urmson of Estancia, Joe
Goubert of Newport Harbor, D.J. Bell of Edison and Chris Bright of Corona del Mar.
R .aills Try to Live With Mistakes
Opportunistic Bucs Rally for 10-9 Verdict
By JORN SEVANO Of ... Deity~ ......
TAMPA -Any defeat is aalling,
especially ii you're th~ defendinl NFC
cbampioos.
But to dominate a game like the
Rama did for 58 minutes Thursday night
against Tampa Bay -only to lose -
has to gnaw al your inside for a few
days. . .and the Rams will certainly
have some lime to remember this one.
Despite the fact the Rams showed
marked improvement over their first
regular season outing Sunday. they still
managed to play giveaway football.
And the Bucs, who have made a name
of late cubing in on charities, did so
again, edging the Rams, 10·9, before
66,576 at Tampa Stadium.
ahead touchdown drive. "We just made
too many mistakes."
Clearly, at least statistically, it's a
wonder that John McKay's youn1 squad
was even in the contest. The Rams led
in rushing yardage (169·100). passage
yardage (191·97), total yardage
(360-183), and first downs (16-12). But
they al.so led in two other departments
that were costly: penalties (10 for 111
yards) and mental mistakes (too
numerous lo keep track>.
It wa.s principally because of the lat-
ter two figures that the Rams cost
themselves 10 points and gave the Bucs
three.
FOR INSTANCE:
half, gave the Bucs one last shot at put·
ting points on the board.
-Then. to compound the error. Reg-
gie Doss jumps offside on a Garo
Yepremian 48-yard field goal try, bring·
ing the ball to the 35 wh&e the left·
footed sidewinder hits the upright and
bounces the ball through to tie the score
at 3-3.
-Finally. three holding calls on the
same possession midway through the
second quarter cost the Rams a poten·
tial touchdown according to Coach Ray
Malavasi. and the team was to settle for a
Corral 42-yard field goal.
Needless to say, those incidents, com-
bined with the mental errors and Sully's
unfortunate interference call, were all
the opportunistic Bucs needed.
"lt was very unjust," added Jack
Youngblood of the outcome. "The
statistics will bear that out. They got a
lucky break, a real lucky break on the
interference."
The interference call, which caught
Sully and receiver Kevin House in a
tangle of legs, was received with mixed
emotions by the Rams. Malavasi and
Sully definitely thought the call was
poor, while others shrugged it off as be·
ing part of the game.
"I was just going for the ball. I didn't
even see the receiver." explained Sully.
"I was trying to take angle and I guess
I made an easy play look difficult.
"WE SHOULD NEVER HA VE bee~
in that situation," said Jack ·Reynolds,
referring to Ivory Sully's interference
play late in the game which gave the
Bucs new life and continued their go-
-A delay of game penalty in the first
quarter nullified a 50-yard field goal by
Frank Corral that split the upright.
-Vince Ferragamo's senseless in·
terception, deep in his own territory
with 45 seconds remaining before the
"WE DID SOME GOOD things, but •
we stiJI weren't consistent enough," ex-
plained Malavasi. "We played like we
wanted to, we just didn't get the job
done."
"When I saw the flag thrown my first
thought was, 'I don't believe it. I just
don't believe it.' J can't give up though.
I still have to keep my head up."
THE ENTIRE RAM squad actually
has lo keep its head up. In losing, the
Rams set a record of sorts by dropping
<See RAMS, PaJe BZ)
Dodgers
Face Reds
In Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (AP) -The
Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles
Dodgers made a tradition of
wrestling each other for the
National Leaeue West Division
championabipin the 1970s.
So, it's appropriate that the
two rivals square -off this
weekend to try lo untangle the
three-team jam atop the
division.
"It'll be the biggest series of
the year for u.s, no doubt," said
Cincinnati outJielder Dave
Colllna. "We deftn.itely can't let
them 1weep tbe series. We have
to wln at leut two of the three
aames. We can't put any addi·
Uonal preAure on ourselves."
The Reda ftnd tbemselvee ln
the UDUlual po1ltion of cbulq
two other clu._ -the Dodlen
ud tbe Houlton Altrol -down
the 1tretch. All three clu._ have
beld tbe top 1pot in the division,
'only to &et knocked out.
The Altrol took two aames
from tbe ftnt·place Dod&en ln
the Aatrodome tbll week, crawl·
illl lDto a tle for flnt. Tbe Reda
trail by 2"11=•· ''Thia la tely our biv:! Hri11 of tbe year,'' aald
catcher Joe Nolan . ''We're.
readytoplaJ. We'rebealthy."
Tbe Red• have Geor1e hlter Mck ID form. FOlter, tbe
....... pnmier MID·Producer onr tbe IMt four ......... Ml•
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o9er .• oa CiDciDDatl'• UM l'Old trtp.
John Sevano
It's Howard vs.
TAMPA -There was tremendous
humor in Georgia Frontiere's brief ap-
pearance on national television Thursday
night.
With Howard Cosell delivering a poor
imitation as both an aMouncer and in·
quisitive interviewer, we learned these
pertinent facts:
a ) Sweet Georgia is willing to listen to
the players' side of the contract squabbles,
conceding there are two sides lo every
argunient. •
Why then does she have trouble return·
in1 the players' calls for meetints? No
less than a dozen players have left
messages to try to set up appointments on· ~Y to be told that Georgia ls unavailable.
b) Sweet Ceorgla has never broken a contract in her life. (1 eueaa her seven
divorces don't constitute a breach of con·
tract).
c) After some hesitation, Sweet Geor1ta
admitted she liked bein& an NFL owner.
OF COURSE, HOWAaD couldn't be
satlafied botchinc just one interview. The
main thrust of Vince Ferracamo'1 ques-
tion and answer period was rene1otiation.
And It probably never once crossed
· Coaell'1 mind that on an option year you
don't RENEGOTIATE, you alp a new
contract.
Gee, Howey, tbank1 for the De'WI • • • ••• Overshadowed by the Dues' lut·m1nute
heroic• waa the performance of Fer·
ra1amo, who received mixed reviews lD
h11 flnt out1nc of im.
Ferr...., ftntabed a Nlpldable 17 of
It for 111 y ... tbrou1b the atr. But, be
dJd fail to,. bis team la tbe ..t-. and
therewwefour~
In all fairness to Vince, though , two of
the interceptions should have been caught,
especially Terry Nelson's deflected in·
terception in the end zone.
''I'm not really pleased with my show·
ing," said Ferragamo, "but I'U get better.
I'm· just glad I have a game under my
belt."
••• Ferragamo removed any doubt after the
game as to where he wants to play next
season:
"I DEFINITELY WANT to stay with the
Rams. This is a good, young team that's
exciting." ••• Comerback Pat Thomas, on the heart·
breaking defeat:
"You're not ashamed to lose those kind
. .. just mad. ••• Sweet Georgia's appearance on national
TV wun't local media's first glimpse of
her in public. Surprisingly, she was in the
team hot.el the day of the game, eating
with her husband in the coffee shop.
That didn't mean she talked to the press,
however. Heck, she was stumped answer·
ln1 Cosell'a tough questions.
• • • On the rucht to Tampa there WU an in·
ter"Unc 1tgbl ln tbe fint row .
You'd tfUni wlUi a 1ame of Tampa Bay's
stature comint up, and combined with the
1bort week, Coach Ray Malavul would be
hudcUecl wtth bla coachln1 staff mappin1
out 1tratea.
INSTEAD; TBS ITALIAN waa en·
1roaeed In a bard·hittinc 1tory about 'TED
Georgia
AND JOAN ARE IN LOVE AGAIN' in the
National Enquirer.
Oh, well , so much for planning. • * ..
Bue Fever still permeates the Tampa
area.
Orange remains the dominant color. and
the patrons in attendance showed a
tremendous amount of unity in creating a
Sea of Orange around the stadium.
Al one local JC Penney, an entire sec-
tion Is set aside for the Bucs, complete
with glasses, mugs and every clothing ap·
parel you can think of -including John
McKay golf hats.
And. as ii that wasn't enough, the Tam·
pa Bay mascot, a miniature Captain Hook,
runs around hyping the products. And that
doesn't even cover the television replay of
the lut Tampa Bay game against Cincin·
nati, shown on a gigantic eight-foot screen.
••• FOR TIIE SECOND straight year the
Rams have been punished into playing
Sunday. Thursday contests. Needless to
say, more than a rew pl a yen weren't too
thrilled with the sctteduling.
"We've done it two yean in a row now,"
said Jack~ Reynolds. "God help us if we
have lo do it again next year."
••• Besides Ivory Sully's interference call,
another play, that altnost went unnoticed,
was the 10.yard scramble by quarterback
Dou1 Williams, who n attened and ran
over Johnnie Johnson as if be wun't there
durln& the 1cramble. The person who felt
~he worst , &owever, was Jack
Youngblood.
"I know better, or I should have known
<See 8EV ANO, Pate 81)
Area Prep
Football
Kicks Off
By ROG ER CARLSON
Of .. o.llJ ~U.. Staff
Edison High's defending CIF
Big Five Conference champions
unveil their 1980 edition, Estan·
cia displays its veteran and
talented backfield and Fountain
Valley is expected to put on an
aerial show tonight as they kick
off their football campaigns.
Those are just a sampling of
tonight's highlights. Elsewhere,
Newport Harbor unveils
quarterback Gary Parrish
against visiting Mater Dei, Hun-•
Ungton Beach seeks to snap a
25-game winless streak again.st
visiting Corona del Mar and Ted
Mullen makes his debut as
coach of University's Trojans.
THE BIGGEST NEWS is bad ·
news and that's at Fountain
Valley where the Barons enter
the season without star de·
fensive back Kyle Thompson,
who may be Jost for as many as
five weeks with a broken hand.
Thompson dis located two
joints in a finger in practice on
T uesday. Making matters
tougher for the Barons, bis
backup. Mike Brown, is also a
questionable performer because
ol a severely bruised upper arm.
On the plus side, D. J . Bell will
be the player in the s potlight at
Orange Coast College where
Edison seeks to take up where it
left off in December. Opposing
the Edison machine is upset.
minded Estancia with its 1·2·3
punch of quarterbac k Jim
McCahill, fullback Steve Kraiss
and tailback Bob Urmson.
PAT EVANS GETS the start·
ing nod at halfback for Newport
Harbor and the Sailors' of·
fensive wall gets a boost with
the return of Dave Kravitz at
guard after being hobbled with a
sprained ankle. Joe Gaubert
(247) anchors the Sailors' line.
Testing Newport's secondary
and linebackers wiU be a Mater
Dei unit emphasizing the I-
formatJon with tailback Kevin "
Hi11ins.
Fountain Valley's opener with
El Dorado will pit the ball·
control, running game of El
Dorado a•ainat the passing as·
sault of Junior Matt Stevens,
whose effectiveness is bolstered
by the availability of several
blue-chip receivers.
G&EG KNAPP ia Hunlinlton
Beach's starter at quarterback
with Scott Stier (178) 1tartin& at .
tailback. Corona del Mar's aame
baa been bolstered by the addi·
tlon of Uaht end Hank Goebel, a
8·7, 210-pound transfer from
Phoenix.
Grea Rlaaotto wlll 1tan at
fullback fOl..CdM and Al Culdon
and Gres Bandel will 1pUt dme
at outside llneba~hr, Clui1
<8ee nan, •••• Ba>
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A Cepsule A pon From the World or Sports
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Mak~s Hi tor in South
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pointer:. and t clhn.,: ml' "hut to look for It's dafflt ull ut timell
hecausl' I've never pla) 1.•d. · s he added
She sa1tl, "Onte lht.'y found out I was se rious about
becomm~ an officwl but ci1d not po:.e a threat to them or their
masculinity. the> 've l>et.•n nacl' "
Her fi rst assignment as a linesman was as sideline clock
operator She doesn't expect to work any high s thool varsity
games because :.he ':. a rookat', but will be on the field for
some 1umor varsil> c·ontes t:.
"The tou$(hc•st 1s yet t<1 come." s he points <iut "When a
240·pound guy runs over me and breaks m y leg. I might
reg ret it liul I'd do 11 a ~ain "
~-----lluotP of fhf# Day ------.
"I'd vote for Iran before I'd vote for Notre Dame"
An unidentified Alabama rooter. looking forward t<i
the Cnmson Tide's s howdown against the Fighting In sh
on Nov 16
ltaf!HHI Sia'"" Bo11ox: Sfon.-lt'ins 2:Jrd
Veteran Bob Watson belted his first American m
League grand s lam and then doubled across the
tie·breakang run in the 10th inning Thursday night.
powering the Yankees to an 8-5 victory over
Boston With their 10th triumph in their last 11 games. New
York remained three games ahead of Baltimore in the
American League East. Elsewhere: Steve Stone won his 23rd
game of the season. scatterin~ eight hits to lead Baltimore to
a 6-1 triumph over Toronto. It was the fifth /.f~.1 · . .. .Os t. rla I g h lTh" i c t 0 r y r 0 r t h e ~·· ~es . . . ursday's game between
the Twins and Milwaukee was rained out
in Minnesota In National Lea g ue ac
tion. Gary Carter, Warren Cr omartie and
Larry Parrish delivered run-scoring
doubles as Montreal scored four unearned
runs in the first innmg and went on to a 6·5
victory over the Cubs ... Dick Ruthven
scattered eight hits in eight innings and
scored the winning run on a sacrifice fly
ST<*e by Bake McBride as Philadelphia beat the
Mets. S-1. extending New York's losing streak to 12 games.
their longest since 1963 Bert Blyleven fired a five -hitter
and Omar More no tripled home a run and scored on BiU
Madlock's s acrifice fl y to give Pittsburgh a 2-1 victory over
St. Louis . Mets shortstop Frank Taveras has withdrawn
his appeal of the two-game s uspension and $300 fine imposed
earlter thas week by National League President Chub Feeney.
Taveras was suspended for bumping umpire Dutch Rennert
in a game at Los Angeles Sept. 3
.Ja~f"kel L.-ads Hall of Fa.w Te111•11a•ntf
Barry Jaeckel, No. 117 on the money-winning n list, kept out of the rough and shot a 66. Tom
Watson, No. 1 on the lis t with a record $.510,000, got
it i_n the rough and shot 75 in the Hall of Fame golf
tournament at Pinehurst, N.C. during first-round play.
Jaeckel leads a two-stroke lead over Howard Twitty, Mlke
White and Lon Nielsen . . . A pair of unhera lded young
LPGA tour pros, Janet Ales and Beverley Davia-Cooper, shot
two-under -par 70s to share the first-round lead in a women's
to urnament al Portsmouth. Va. with veterans Dotma CapoaJ
Y OQDI and Pat Bradley.
Aikens Confident
Homer Helps BeatAngeh_
From AP Dispatches
Willie Aikens doesn't care who
the Kansas City Royals play in the
Ame rican League Championship
Series, as long as he's healthy
enough to be in the lineup.
"I'm looking forward to a
chance to play in the playoffs,"
said Aikens, a fter the power-
hitting first baseman helped the
Royals beat his former Angels'
teammates 7-2Thursday night.
·' l got hurt and missed the end
of last season. I worked my tail off
to get my knee back in shape dur·
ing the off.season. a nd I'm just
happy to beable toplay again."
AIKENS HIT his 17th home run
and ran his RBI total to 83
as the Royals r educed their
magic number in the American
League West to fi ve.
··we wereS-4 against New York
and 6·6 against Baltimore, which
played us a little tougher," said
Aike ns . "But. to myself and the
rest of the guys. it doesn't really
matter who we play. We think
we're capable of beating either
one ."
The Royals s na pped a three.
game losing streak with only their
third victory in lO games.
"We'll just try to keep the
pltehing staff healthy and rest the
reguJars oow a nd then." said
Kansas City M~mager Jim Frey.
With about 10 or 12 days to go In
the season, we will try to set up
our rotation ..
D ENNIS LEONAlt.D, 18·9.
made Ms league ·leadin1 33rd
st.a rt a atrong one, going the dis·
lance for the seventh time to earn
his eighth victory in nine de-
cisions. He a llowed only four hits
while running his car eer record to
11·2 against the Angels.
George Brett, purs uing the ma·
jor league's firs t .400 batting
average since 1941 , sat out his
fifth consecutive game with a sore
hand. The majors' leading hitter
at 396 received a cortisone shot
duringthegame.
"The doctors te ll me it's to cut
down lhe inflammation, to ease
the soreness." said Frey. "It
won't speed the healing process.
It remains a day-to-day proposi·
·tion."
'
Califorrua rookie Bob ~~rn:s,
0-1. pitched creditably in his first
major league start. He allowed
three unearned runs in the third
before bringin g on his dem ise in
the sixth by walking the bases
loaded.
PINCH HITTE R Jose Cardenal
hit a sacrifice fly off reliever
Dave Schuler in the sixth and
Jamie Quirk singled in another
run . U.L. Washington singled to
open the third and eventually
socred when Dickie Thon booted
Ha l McRae's two-out grounde r.
Aikens followed with a towering
drive deep inlo the right center-
fieldseats.
Willie Wilson scored the
Roy.els' fina l two runs. He scored
in lhe seventh after reaching on a
single. steaJing second and mov·
Ing to third on an error. then
tallied again a lter tripling In the
ninth.
ttllat DfH"t1 .fttl•• Pe fer •" f ;"f"eN-1
Whut lh ll'' Riii Slm!i tlo for un encore'' S1m11 IS m
tht" ~'"" " "'' """ nf Earl Camp~ll or Ottis An · 4. • flf'non "1lh urw v1•n important d1frerCn<'c He
.. 1.11 tc•d •Utt oJ \\1nnt•r Two yct1n> aJ(o {'anap~ll
r11.11h• h" "J ... I 1h·hul h} ru~h1t1(( for 136 yurds, 73 of lhcm on u
luui htlo" 11 run 1. ..... 1 Htll Andc"""" ht>0med his way lo 193
) 11rih 11, 111 ll11•r11 1111 J TO ttcampcr ,JJut Houston and St.
I 11u1~ 111.ult• 1111' 1111llt.11H 1 uokies loser~ Sims rolled over the
H .1 m' for IS:l yards a:. 04.'troit embarrased
lht• H.1m .. Ill their Anuht•11n opener On
-.;UIHla~ l>t•tro1l visits the hOme Of the
<:rn·n·Buy l':al'kt•r!. The Uons are a 4'h·
puant fJvur1tt' to rn~tkc Sims a winner once
11111n· 8ubba Rakn, Detroit's star de· f1:11~1v1• cn1I who missed the Nfo'L opener
tu.•t·uus•· of a :wlar y dis pute, returned to
lhl' lt•um's pruct1ce rield Thursday. Bake r
walk\'<I out five weeks ago with place·
k1c kt:r Reony Ricardo <a Costa Mesa rest·
dent) when the club refused lo re negotiate
'"'" lhcir l'OOlracts Ricardo is still hoping to si~n w1l11 N1•" Orlt-an:-. Rakt'r sent lhe Lions a telegram Wed·
111·"1••" dl·manl.lm~ lo he traded. But he met with club of
fn 1,11:. Tl11ir,cla) and returned to camp. although no announ.
l'Crnt.>111 11( ,j 111•"' 1·1.mtracl has been made Quarterback
J ack 'l'lhtmpi.t.m, .1rt1·r <h rectang Cincinnati 1n a season·
011.:nlll~ '""" to Tumpa Ha) last Sunday, boiled down his
1wrfo1 111.Hll'I' do" n to l wo words . "I stunk "
~-----Btuif-ball Todaff
On ttu::. d<ltc tn baseball an 1979 .
C.11 I Ya::.I rzemski s troked his 3,000th ma1or league
l11t , J ::.1ngle off Jim Beattie, as the Boston Red Sox
IOppt>d the New York Yankees 9·2. Yastrzemski became
the fi rst player in American League history lo collect
both 3,000 hits and 400 home runs.
On thjs date in 1965
Bran t Alyea of the Washington Senators homered on
the first pitch thrown to him in a major league game.
On this date an 1954 ......
Before 84 ,587 fans. the Cleveland Indians swept a
duuble·headcr from the New York Yankees, winning 4 l
behind Bob Lemon and 3-2 behind Early Wynn . The two
losses put the Yanks 81'2 gam es behind lhe eventual
cha mpion Indians, dashing aJI New York hopes for a
sixth consecutive World Champions hip
Onth1sdatein 1947:
Ralph Kiner of lhe Pittsburgh Pirates belted his
seventh and eighth hom e runs over a four.gam e s pan
for a maJor league record.
Today's birthdays .
Forme r AL outfie lde r Albie Pearson 1s 45 Former
Detroit Tigers' pitche r Mi ckey Loltch as 40
.'to11 of ~nu>kit1 • Jof# Turru P ro
Marvis 1-'razier turned 20 today and turns pro •
tonight The son of Smokin' J oe Fraz:ier, the
former heavywe ight cha mpion. boxes one-time pro
football player Roger Troupe in a scheduled four
round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden . A
16-year.old girl who wants to play football on her Los Altos
lligh team in San .rose plans to seek a permanent injunction
overturninl-( a fe deral j udge's decision to keep he r
sidelined America n s peed skating champion Eric
Heiden plans to drop a sports studies program in Norway and
r eturn to the United States to join ABC-TV as a sports com
mentator Atlanta Hawks guard Eddie Johnson , who
faces cocaine charges that lhreaten his NBA career, s uffers
from "a m an1c·depressive disorder." according to his
ps) ch1atns t
Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings
an• •• excellent , , • , worth watching; , ., fair ; .1 forget
1t.
ft s p.m., Chenne111 111 I
DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Cincinnati.
Announcers: Ross Porter and Jerry Doggett.
The Reds w ill be making a run at one of the leaders of the
National League West in the first of a three-game series Cincin-
nati is two games behind the Dodger s and Houston and wtll send
Mike Lacoss <8· 10) to the mound against the OOdgers' Don Sut· ton C t0-4) tonight.
[&Jj 7:30 p.m., Channel 5 I ./ I
ANGELS BASEBALL: Texas at Angels.
Announcers: Bob Starr, Steve Shannon and Ron Fairly
The Rangers will be trying to move ahead of Oakland and
Into sole possession of second place in the American League
West with a victory tonight. The Rangers and A's are tied for
second behind Kansas City. Doc M edich (12-9) will take the
mound for Texas against Angel rookie Jim Dorsey (0-2).
RADIO
Baseball DOdgers at Cincinnati, 5 p.m .• KABC (790); Tex-as at Angers. 7:30 p.m .• KMPC (710).
SPORTS BREAK / FOOTBALL /BASE BALL
APWl .........
DEWEY SELMON STOPS RAMS' CULLEN BRYANT.
. F,.... PafJ# BI
RAMS DEFEATED. • •
two regula r season NFL g.imes in
the shon.span of fi ve days
"The loss is a ltttle disappoint
10g, but there were a lot of
positive factors," said defens1vt!
end 1-'red Dryer "Sure we would
have liked to win. !Jul losing i~
part of playtng, isn 'l il .,
·'Those people who are goin~
to start writing us off are in·
credibly s tupid. ignorant people
They have no c lue as to what a
football player does
"We got beal by a good team
th at we dom.1nated for 59
minutes. But that's the way 1l
goes."
"IT'S STILL TOO EARLY in
the season to panic yet. but the
way things are going for the
Rams the re has to be some con-
• cern. One has to go all the way
back to 196.3 to find ~ Rams team
that started the season 0·2.
"We're coming," said Jack
Youngblood . "This is a good
football team .
"We ma) be coming out s low.
but most thoroughbreds come on
an the middle of a race anyway.
So. you can start looking for us
to come on now · ·
Barry Retires
NBA Vet Ends Career .
H OLSTON <AP 1 R ack
Aarr) has announced his retire·
menl after 14 years as a top s tar
in professional bas ketball.
Barry, 36, said Thursday he is
confident he is still capable of
playing but that he plans lo seek
a full-tim e car eer in television
sportscasting.
The former Golden State star
signed a $1 mituon contract wilh
the Houston Rockets in 1978 but
became a free agent when the
contract expired at lhe end of
the 1979-80 National Basketball
Association season.
THERE HAD BEEN indica-
tion he might sign with the
Lak ers but negottat 1ons rell
through
·'I think lhey JUSt decided they
wanted to go with the younger
players for the future ," Barry
said.
Barry. an All-s tar player 12
years. came to Houston with a
24.3 career scoring average but
averaged only 13.5 points a
game his first season with the
Rockets a nd 12 points last
season.
H E SAID HE d ecide d in
August to retire .
"I had three bone chips re·
moved from my knee after last
season and it feels better than it
has in eight years," he said.
Fro• Pag~ BI
SEVANO ... Bmeball Standings BARWICK
DATSUN better than to let him get around
m y side like that," admitted
Youngbl ood , taking fu ll
res ponsibility. "It's one thing to
get beat physically, a nd it's
another to screw up mentally l 've
been playing 10 years now and J
shouldn't be making mental mis-
takes like that." -* * •
THE LAST TIME the Ra ms
scored an offensive touchdown
against Tampa Bay was in 1978
when they beat the Bucs, 26-23.
Of course. the Bucs haven't
been real productive against the
R a m s, either, scoring but 10
points in their last 10 quarters. • • • Discord among the Rams con-
tinues ...
Fred Dryer was miffed that he
only played iieven downs in the
second half.
Cullen Bryant wasn't too hap-
py either that he was o n the
sidelines in favor of J ewerl
Thomas late in the game.
And another incident on the
s ide lines almost caused Jack
Reynolds to head for the locker
room during the middle of the
game.
It's just another episode in this
great , big happy family.
Stay tuned . . .
Tritons Scrimmage
San Clemente Hi~h's Tritons
will meet Fallbrook High tonight
i n a controlled scrimmage,
beginning at 7.
The Trilons begin their 1980
football season a week later Wilb
a non-leagu e game against
Cor ona del Mar at Newport
Ha rbor.
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West Division
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Chicago
Angels
Seattle
W L Pct.
88 53 .624
70 71 .496
69 70 496
61 79 .436
59 79 .428
55 84 .396
51 88 .367
East Division
New York 88 52 .629
Baltimore 85 55 .607
Boston 75 62 .547
Milwaukee 74 67 .525
Cleveland 71 67 .514
Detroit 71 68 .511
Toronto 59 81 .421
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Dodgers 79 60 .568
Cincinnati 77 63 .550 2''2
Atlanta 71 68 .511 8
San Francisco 67 72 482 12
San Diego 62 78 .443 171"1
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Philadelphia 76 63 .547 lh
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THE VIKES of <'11ad1 l>a\1:
Thompson ract>d to J 17 point
bulge 1n the .,._.t·ond qu.irter. S<1'>'
1t m t>lt to 17 11 111 t lw ~('cond
hair. then got key 1n1crct'pl10n'
fron1 Tom 8artoh and Mark Co
b1an to sei up t ht' clllll'hcrs
"I thouj!ht wt.' mo\ t•d the b.111
ra1rlv well. .. Sain ThomµM>n
"I 'm real!) pll'a~1·tl "1th our
s e c o n d a r y • r l' <.' t· 1 \ l' r i> a n ti
quarterba1:k "
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Fuhrman SC'emcrl to .. ,, )Oh for
us al defens1\'I:' end JllU t1ghl
end ... said Thompson
Grandstaff sparkled "1th a 9
for· 15 performann• in I he aenal
g.ime for 102 yards and a pair or
"pop" scoring passc~. faking the
d1\·e and lobbing the ball on
target to Jeff Frandsen <ind Bob
Critchfi eld from 20 and 24 yards
out
Ll'STIG AODF.O tt five -yard
touchdown run on a dive and has
.$3-yard burst in the final quarter
set up Grandstaff's payoff to
Critchfield
Lus tig avl'ragt'.'d 8 4 yards per
carry a nrl combin e d with
G r ands taff's 1ntcrception.free
passing. proved too s tro ng a
Ball Control
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C'O\'eragt' looked prt'lt~ good
The Vikings npt'necl the KO
c:.i mpa1gn :1:. 1f at \\a:, going l<• tw
a 50 0 rout, mard1111g to lht· lli
bl'forc st-llhng for ;.1 :1:1 vart.J f1t•ld
go al by Marc'l'I WclM'. lht:n mO\
1ng 52 yarcls 111 f1vt-plays. keyed
b' Grandstaff's 38-vard strike tn
I<' r a n d s e n . a n ti · <' a µ p c d h ~
<i randslarf's one } ard scoring
run_
T HREE P l.AYS lalC'r thl'
\'1kes had lhe ball again thank ...
to a fumble rccoven• b\ Cra1~
St urge:, at lhC' Saddkback :38
It took but three pl ays lo makl'
at 17·0 as Grandstaff connected
on a 1·1-yard pass to Frandsen.
Lustig carried for four yards
and Grandstaff came back with
his lob to Frandsen for the
touchdown.
I n ~ts he II . ·t h at was
Mari~ame Lustig's runs,
G randstaff's passing behind a
front Line that seemed lo get the
Job done consistently
Irvine Cut .IJmm
By Tigers, 28-7
B y MIKE tOSERMAN
Ot ,,_ 0.11'1' Piie\ Stall
Total ball control E ver y
,•oach's dream few realize 11.
But in host Valencia H.igh's
28-7 victory over Ir vine High
Thursday night. ball control
came eas~ for Tiger coa ch
Norm Parker. Ball control was
Chuck Harris
The 5-10, 215 pound running
back rambled for 127 yards, in·
eluding 90 in the second half. as
the Tigers turned a close 14-7
m atch at interm1ss1on into a
rout.
VALEN CIA 'S st rateg y
was simple Gave the ball to
Harns until Irvine could stop
him. TheVaquernsneverdid
Valencia was never forced to
throw the ball the entire second
half. grinding out 173 yards
r ushing on 35 carries after in-
tt;,rm1ss1on.
Irvine's first mistake, a fum-
ble on 1Ls own 14 yard hne. set
up the Tiger's first score. a 14·
yard run b y Val e ncia
quarterback Ed Bradford on the
next play.
The Vaqueros' second mistake
also cost them . but not im·
mediately
AFTER VALENCIA'S Rich
Rrown Cell on lrvme's second
f'u mble in three plays. the Va -
queros came up with a turno~er
of their own when defensive
back Paul Buckland picked off a
Tiger aerial at the Irvine four·
yard line.
Three plays and a s hort punt
later. the Tigers h ad the ball
again on the Vaquero 30, setting
up Valene1a 's second score . a
four-yard run by Harns.
Irvine rallied with 9 05 left an
the second quarter when de·
rensive back Artie Moore cov
ered a Tiger rum ble at the
Irvine 33. A roughing-the -passer
penalty and a three-yard run by
Jamie Sturtevant on a fourth
and one play were the big plays
on a 73-yard. 13-play scoring
drive. But perhaps the key play
w as o ne which Vaq u e r o
quarterback Bob Perry .ke12t
from happening.
ON A SECOND and goal play
from the two-yard line. Perry
managed to get o ff an in ·
complete. desperation pass
while being dragged down for
what would have been a big loss.
Sturtevant plunged over for
Irvine's only seore on the next
play .
Valencia came out and set
down the visitor's hopes for a
comeback early in the second
half. marching 61 yards in 14
plays. with Bradford making his
seeond touchdown jaunt of the
niRht, this from five yards out.
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<'lurlmg six touchdO\\ ns Toni ~ht
he <1nd h1 i. Dolphins mates open
the '80 campaign a gai n s t
Magnolia . <1 team which has
been an the rebuilding stages for
the past fi ve years
Tonight's Games C7:30>
M atcr Oei at Newport Harbor
Edison vs. Estancia at OCC
1',ountain Valley vs. El Dorado
at Valencia
Corona del Mar at Huntington
Beach
Norwalk vs . Univers ity al
Irvine
Dana Hills vs Magnolia at La
Palm a Park
El Toro at Capistrano Valley
La Qwnta at Westminster
Placer at Mission VieJo
MVCC to Host
McKeever Tourney
The first Mike Mc Keever
Me morial golf t o urnament,
s ponsored by the High Hopes
Neu rolo~ical Recovery Group of
Newport Reach, wall be staged
at M 1ss1on Viejo Country Club
Monday Y.1th a shotgun start at
12 30.
Marlin McKeever. Mike 's twin
broth e r , is th e honorary
chairman of the event with pro-
ceeds going to help others who
have suffered the same type or
injury that Mike reeeived in an
auto accident and eventually
caused has death.
The entry fee of $150 will in-
c lude green fees. electric cart.
dinner. tee package and
part1c1pat1on 1n the awards for
winners Entries will he accept-
ed to noon on Monday at the
course with between 60 and 70
golfers expected.
Fight On Again
PANAMA CITY. P a n a m a
(AP) The on again. off-again
W o rl d B o xing Co un c il
welterweight rematch between
champion Roberto Duran and
Sugar Ray Leonard, whom he
beat for the title June 20. is on
again. Duran's manager said
Thursd ay
Cyclists Compete ·.Mercedes-Benz.
Scott Autrey and Dennis Sigalos will contest
the supremacy of Alan Christian tonight at the
speedway motorcycle races at the Ora nge County
Fairgrounds short t rack in Costa Mesa.
Autrey and Sigalos have returned from the
British Speedway League. Autrey will be making
bis first 1 appearance al the Costa Mesa tr ack in
more than three years and will use it as a tuneup
for the U.S. championships on Saturday, Oct. 11.
Christian has met Sigalos twice this year, los-
ing In the pre-season spring classic, then winning .
during the reguJar season in the scratch main
~ent.
This is the next to last tuneup for the na·
tionals. Next Friday night's 24-heat program will
be the last regular season competition at the Fair·
irounds oval. Gates open at 6:30 with the first heat
race at 8.
1301 Oua11 Street • NewPOrt Beach • Phone 833-9300
Frtday, SeptefT'C)er 12. 1980 CWL Y ,,.LOT 8:J
Big Plays Not Eliough
Orean Jlieiv F alh Short Against Warren
Dy JACK MINTER
Of .... 0 .11, Pllee '"'" A 72 \ ;ircl k1c•koff return by Ocean View's Rick
MO'ol'I and u 52 ard runback by teammate Doug
I rv1m· "'crt" not c1ulte enough to light the needed
s11ark 11(.•hand the Seahawks' offense as they fell to
tht> lt.t11c1 ). of Wurrcn lhg h, 34 14, Thursday night in
the Sl'uson opener fo r both teams at Huntington
B\•ad1 lliJ(h.
Mosn':. r unbuc·k with the second half kic koff
was tuktm at his own 18 yard line and raced back
to the Wttr(l'n JO. Irvine took the handoff from
quartcrbaek John llcmle off Jert tackle to score the
first Seahawk µoints with just 39 seconds gone
from the clock.
However. the Warre n nears had already
ra<'kcd u11 a 14:..0 halftime bulge.
BEAR HALFBACK Robbie Lyell burs t away
from theline 1)( scrimmage for 55 yards during the
opening series of the contest w1th just two minutes
gone
Warren added its second score in the first
quarter with JUSl four set'onds remaining on the
scoreboard as quttrterback Scott MeClure sprinted
four yards for the six points McClure tossed a
pass to Lyell to complete a two-point conversion to
make up for the firs t m1!>sed PAT
Following Ocean View's s udden s how of Life in
the s econd half the Hears got down to their basic
'ha rd tutting brand of football," as Q(.•ean View
Coach Ken Moats dcscra bed them
Two more touchdowns. one each by McClure
and Lyell put the ga mC' on ace for the Bears as they
def Pated the Sea hawks for the second straight
year in non-league a<·t 111n
Mr{'Ll'RE RA N for a seven y<i rd score whale
I.) ell i.campcrt•d for ;in 1dcnt1cal TD
"We got k1 ckt•d a little tonight I thought lhal
"c wl're bl'ller prepared than we showed out
t here . I saw some thing~ that I thank we l'an im-
prove• on," Moats obsC'rvt'.'d
Both Mos1.'r and lr\'ine showed some speed on
lht• f1l:'ld tonight and 11>an1 Sliva and <Greg>
S<111 Diego Su11k
I 11 NA L Dztel
SA'\; Dl1<;c:o 1Al'l Fort Lauderdale mid·
fielder:. Ra} Hudson and Teofilo Cubillas scored
f1rst·halr goab to propel the Strikers to a 2·1 v1.c·
tory over the San Di ego Sockers Thursday night in
the opening game of t heir best-of-three North
American So<'cer League playoff seri~s.
The American Conference championship
series concludes Saturday in Fort Lauderdale. Ir
San Diego wms the regulation game to even the
series. <1 30-mmute mini-game immediately af.
terward will decide which team advances to the
Soct'er Bowl Sept. 21 an Washington D C. to face
the winner of the Aztecs-Cosmos National Con·
ference championship series.
The Cosmos lead the series 1·0 with the second
game scheduled for Saturday in East Rutherford,
N.J
Pia) mg bt•fore a San Diego record playoff
crowd of 27 .635, Hudson put Fort Lauderdale
ahead l o al 5 34, scoring from 12 yards out after
laking a pass from Lex Schoenmaker. Cubillas
also got an assist on the tally.
RICK MOSER DOUG IRVINE
Villarroel had good games defensively." he con·
tanued. .
Irvine added the second Ocean View score mid
way through the fourth quarter with a one·yard
run. Fred Tuttle added the second PAT of the
evening for the Seahawks as they closed the score
to 28-14 wilh 7 03 re maining an the game.
WARREN DIDN'T ease up as it added a final
tally to the already ballooning score as McClure
hit split end Rill f"1c kinger with a seven-yard scor·
mg toss with three seconds left in the ga~e. Fick·
inger's PAT was wide as the Bears tnumphed
34-14
Moats ' offense was limited to just three
individuals who handled the ball -Irvine, Moser
and Heinle
Irvine. a 5·11 , 170-pound senior, carried the
ball II times for 86 yards. Moser . a 5·11: 178-pound
senior with 9 9 speed in the 100. r an 12 times fo.r 66
yards. He also caught llcinle's only two comple
t1ons of the evening for 42 more yards. .
Heinle was two for 11 and had three passes rn
tercepled lie rushed for minus 14 yards.
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he probc1bly wo11 t know who lo <.tnrt
when !hf' Ru')l l1•r<. op••n conff•rr•n<I'
pla y aga1n<,t Lo<. Anqr•ll'<. CC on Oc t
18 "No oni' hil'> thr 1•dQf' r1Qh l now
1 ·ve nPver had lh1c. I< 1nd ol quality in n
group Of QUilrtl'rbrH I< I hr·y II '311 hdVf·
a c hance tho11qh .,,,y., Snar kit-ford
Whoevf'r lc1kl'c. tr1 .. r»in of thP Ru<:.llN
attdck w ill b• dir,.1 linq .Jn option
oriented o ff en " whir h h;is plenty
of room for ,omP P•l'>"•rlu RPqardlf'..,~
of what WP do runn 11q, wl-' <.tlll have to
throw the bttll '>UCC.P'><:.fully · <:.c1y•
Shack leford ' If wP don't, WP won I
win.'
RUNNIN G B A C KS l='ou•
sophomort>c. wll IJ• tJb·Hl"( hc:l 11" th" a11
vantage hPrP lllhnuQh n" !£>• ttian 12
players are-battling tor ,, chunCP Dan
Wig gms r S 10, 100' trom tow a and
Tony WaqnPr Cb 1 1qo 1 from Florida
join Long BPc:lCh M1t11i-,rn proCluc t Fr Pd
M oore 15 10 1801 and Co<>!tt Mec,a
graduate M ike Tereq,., '5 8, 170> But
all of thern w ill huv" a touQh t1mr>
r eplacing LPon.ird A1t.:iv 1lli1, thC' C..CC c,
all·t1me ll'ad1nq ru<,hl'r who h.Jc,
gra duate d . W1qq1n., r<; th1· fa<t,,..,t
player on the te;irn With rl 4 55 tlOCk1r1q
in th e 40 -y a r d d ac;h M oorP,
meanwhi le, a transfer from Cypre<.s
College, put on sever al d1<:.plays of nil
ty moves last season .
OFFE NSIVE LINE "We are me)(
p e r ien ced up f r on t ," ad m it s
RAY SHACKLEFORD
~lliH ldt•tc•l<I Only l hrt't' PlrtYt'r'> Wltll
,1ny • C11)\n111n1ty <ollt•Ol' t•xpt-rel'nCP re
tur ni>cl But one AfPK C.t'r kt· 1•. IO'>I tor
trw .,l:'a'>url .iltrr '>f'Vl'rPly hurn1nq 111'> lt•q
1n <1 motn" yr II:' 1 r ,1•.h T tie othl•r two
M dtl Runi1t1Ye (6 0 7101, crn d Don
(,r oc;co<,I ,,, 3 iSOI Ml· PKJ)('Clf>d to
~l rPnqt ht•n lt11 m 1ddlt· of thr l inP
Bcl l tl1ng tor th>' <t'flll-'r po-.il!On c1rl' Rill
Srn1th 11> J 7101 tr om Pclc1 t1c,1 and
Laney P..rry !SY 180) from Manna.
Other<, t>--•nq c on<.1drn•d up front are
( n•n1 t1 d"I M eir H 1Qh GrclC Brian
D••r1·verr 1, 1 no> Bol• ii (,r,indp'c; Jim
Lclrwooo h) :>tSJ rlnd Founla n
V,1llPy, pt'l .. (n11 n1c1 I:> J 180)
R ECEIVERS Jeni Coppom CS 11
t7Sl fron Fo 1ntF1111 v,1llt•y ,., tht? only
rpturmng playN 1n cl l,erq1 111."ld Of re
1.t-1ver'> Coppom h<1d IJ recep11onc, for
285 yardc, la<.t ypnr In l hP t1Qht rnl1 dP
oar-tmt>nt M arl. Gooc I '6 3 215 a
.,ophomorP ;ind Ray Elqaard 6 1 100>
from Canad;i <.hould <ieP <1ct1on M 1kP
Rr·m.,on 1'-2 190l a l rt>c;hrn,rn from
NPwport H.irbor w ill a!c;o b! hattlino
tor c1 -,tartrno ;i.,.,,qnmPnl
DEF E N SIVE LIN E ThreP
<.ophomorr.., n11lo.1· l h• Ru<.l ltors
pc;pec1ally t"uqh 1r1 th ., '"'"qory Rick
Lamphear 11'1 0, 2301, from Fountain
Valley, L•nrl<:.r-y l.rav (b 3 150) from
Domingu<>t ;ind Tom P1c.tolt' 16 3 240)
from Ranchu<, Al.1rn1 to' may br• 1orned
by rreshmiln Junmr Pa11 1 s 9 19Sl
from WP<:.lm1n<:.tf'f
LINE BACK E RS All 5outhPrn
Cal1forn1<) Conti rr•nt" c h01(1' Dan Ab
bolt lb 0 11A1 .• :in ,n<.•d'-' linebacker led
thr· Ruc;tler< rn tac.k if·., ld<;t season with
79 OthPr c,ophomorP'> f1qhtinq for a 1ob
arc John Bogdan 'b 1 1051 and Lynn
Jenkens lb-1 1901 Mike Womack. fb·J,
2301 addc, depth to thP position and
t11qhly r PcrU1ted CdM standout Kor y
Ourw t-11 "-2 130 mnv c,ep action ac, a
fre<;timan
DEFENSI VE B A CK S Terry
Bachmeier of Ocran View leadc, a list
01 talented freshmen vy1nq for a spot
1n :tie st.)rt1ng 11npup ~ophomores
Howard Wi!coY and Edde <? RemPle a rP
"'•oected to st.Jr! "Howar d hac, ,111 the
qu~l 1tie~ ot an 01Jl<.tc1nd inq cornn ,"
boasts Shacfrlrford R~'mele will see
'duty al 5atPI t
KICKING GAME Jef f Par tridge,
a sophomorP o ut of T1Jst 1n 1s !tie
bro ther of San Diego Char gers kicker
R ick Partridge. Place-kicking duties
w i ll go t o either Scott G 1em, a
freshm an from Newport Har bor, or
Gar rett Bauck, a <:.oohomorP from
Canada.
Seurer, Bell to Start
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In K ansas Opener ?
CSpecial to tht-Daily Pilot)
EUG ENE. Ore !'rank Seurer
and K erw111 Bell. t \\ o frl•shm an pr o
spects on the> llni\'l·r~1t ) o[ Kansas
football team . mJ) ht• starllnl! 1n
their first colll'g1<1tl' gam 1· Satu rcla~
wh en t Ii e J a ' h a\\ k ' m (• 1• t l h l'
U niversity of Or.rgon
Seurer, a quarterb;1r k , <11Hl Bc·ll. a
tailbat'k . both pn•ppecl at l-:d1son
High in lluntm~ton llt•<H'h
T WO WEEKS A<tO K;ensas t'o;wh
D on Fambrou gh was concerned
about starting a f r eshman al
quarterback and had Seurer listed
be h ind junio r Steve Smith Fam·
brough said al mid·week that Seurer
was now tied for the top spot.
"He has all the ab1lit1es of a good
quarterback ." Fambrough said of
Seurer "He doesn 't have great speed
but he can scramble In ti me, this
~·oung man will bt' an outstanding
qua rt erhat'k
· · H e · ~ n o t I 1 k e t h t· a v c r a g c
frc>shman II<' s mor<' m ature tic's
Jn exceptional young m an I wouldn't
he afraid to use hem now ·
B El.L, l .A!"T VEAR 'S C IV Playerof
thr Year. is battling Junior letter man
Walter Ma ek for the star ting ass ign
m C'nt at tailb;,,ick lk could a lso bl' 3'
st J rt<'r Satul'day.
Seurer fcc>ls he 1s rc•ad~ for a start
ing assignment.
·'I d on't ex pect lo s tart as a
freshman in the first gam e but l.:d be
ready for it." he says "I'd be tickled
pink if I started . But ~playing lo
give Ste\'e competition . get bet
ter with stiff compet1tion."
In two scrim mages this fall . Seurer
disp layed rem arkable poise for a
freshman. hitting 22 of 37 passes for
341 yards and two touchdowns.
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Bumbry, S.lllmo<e
W•l!IOll, N-York
Oliver. h1t•>
G AB ill H PcL.
101 l'll lb IU l'l6 IJ7 ~ ., ,.. 367
113 .. 1 17 U7 loU
11' 0 1 .. IU .:an
1lb se1 02 1'2 110
100 4.JS o9 IQ .l?'I
140 •12 I IA I'll J74
130 SS3 103 1/6 lit
117 Q So 118 31•
141 Sil 11 l/S JO\
H-111-R•J •Oson, New Yor•. lb. 0 9llv1•
Mlho ukee, l4, TllOm•s. MllwoukH, 33
Arm,s, 0.kl•nc:I. JI. Murray, Bo111more. 14 ·--·"· Coooer. Mllwoul<ee, 106 Ohv•r. Teu•
102 · Brott Kan\I" City 100 RtJ<Kk-.
New Yo", '1. Oollv1t1 Miiwaukee O .
Arma>. OHl•nd. •s
Pttc ...... CU 0.Ctti...tl
Oarwln. TtHt, 11-l, StOM. B•1t1more
lU; G .. ra, Kanws City, lk Jonn. -
York. 10-1, R M•y New Yor• ll·S
McGreaor, Batllmort, 11 1 Hotrh
OOl•nd, l'M, 8aO.t1r, Clevel•nd, •••
NATIONAL LEAGUE
G Aa II H Pel.
Bucllnet. CNca90 17• •114 S8 1.0 l7•
Templeton. SI LOUIS llW .... 1l us .l2J
C.c!•no, HOUS1on Ill 411 S8 1:11 311
l(Hundl, SI LOlllS llb SIO ~ 1•1 llo
JC•ur. Houston 136 SI• I• 163 lit
M<8rl00. Ptlll tt• '13 SI 147 Jll
Htndrl<k, SI Louis 136 S77 It' 1'1 310
ColllM, C1nn. 122 .. , 11 143 .~
P•r•er. PltUburoh 173 •SI !>A 140 X..
Cromtrll~. Mii 140 S10 ol ISi J(M
Simmons. SI. Louis 118 441 11 134 lCM
Home llUM
Schmidt. Pllll-lphla. JI. Ho•ner, Allan·
la, JI; Murl)lly, AllitnM, ,q, 9•kw, Oedtlen,
t i ; C•r1•r. Montrul. H , .,endrlo, !>T.
Louis. 2•
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Louis, "· Gorvey. C>Mten. ••: 9•11w , ~. "; l(Hernc:tr SI LOUIS. A
Plklll"' llJ O.Clt .... •1
Bibby, PiHSbuf'9h, l•S, 111 ... u , ~. ,._s: C•rllon. Pn11-1p111•. 71 ... "-· 0 "1!t rs, IJ..S, W•I•, Pll1l•dtlph1•, 10 •
RI< ll•rd, Hou\lon 10.. SllnOft, Otc19en,
1~; 8h~. San Francisco, t).7
Volleyball
WOMEN'S GAMIES
(49' Salt L..Mle City I
19<.eM ·-..... Play UCLA 001. Hawaii, It.IS, IS-7, 1S0t , IS-$,
USC def. Utah, IS-3. IS-.. IS-I
(UCLA Pl•vs u o! PKlllc tor first PIK•
this t llemootl. L.OMr PIO• USC, winner
pt•y> Utell In semis at nlollll
·Women'• Volleyball
HitllSc-
L.a QulnlaOOI Oc.an View. IS·•. 15·1
L•aun• Be<KhOOI. Esl&ntla, IH, IS··
Hollywood P8ftl
TMU•SOAY'S ••suLn ,,.. .. ,.._ ......... _....,,
Finl race-Sly Boy N C81.ckm•nl. 21.AO.
14.JO, •• oo; H«tll Wt11tm CHllll. •.to, JOO,
8ronlt Boy CDftomefl, J IO. UtU<la 11~1
MldSIM.«I.
St<Gftd r--Elkle Collins (Hylktme).
13.20, U O, 2M; Pl110two Pa1 (Wllll...,sl,
UO, 2.20, SH Sofl9 IL .... lhllll, l .40
Tlllrcl tK• -IC.8. Klno (Gf"l90'Yl, UO,
J.olO. J.00; M<t1tlllt (l(Wbltrl. 1 IO, 1 loO,
Lum-~ l~I, uo. U nacu ,, .. , ... 14 .... 50
Fourlll ract -Oynoll'lllt E•Prttu
I Ll9111111111. 1.10, 2 •o. 2 10, Btnlln
(Otsomerl, •.OO, l 20; Outcun 0•1• CG~
dy). J.00.
Fltth •«t -c;.,.,. Brl91CM (Gr-y).
t .00, 4.loO, J .O; SurHhol ROdney !Mee
l>ovet111, •.OO, •.OO; Pop I Aubin I, J • .O. S1 e&·
ec:i. II~) Ml4'121.50.
Sl•tll race -Forto Prontu 1a (G"'NIYI.
...... 7.JO, •.ID; Cr•'9 Del (8•yleH). 1 loO,
U O; T""P"t Olr9<t IPM11trl. J.00.
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U tUCW (WI Ml4 Sl ... 50.
U Plclll S .. (J..2..,..1·S.t) !Miki $14,o.l.IO Wllll
I It wfftftlne UOell Cllvt tlo<'Wtl . '1 PIO Sta
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ceftlOfatlerl N l4 PJ IO wltll Ito wlnnlnQ
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C'Maft HI.Illy (a.vttH). 1 10
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Scon II y Ou.t """ M•rin4
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c;...,.Stalt>llU
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Ru\hP\ yarO\ lO l:M J.4 IMI
P•\\•"'Q v•reh 1•1
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Punh l l6
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lndiv-1 PeU•"f
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lncllvidllal lhctlvlft9
M Fr•ndsen •·U Fuhrman 7 7S
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2·1S, Mal<OfTl. 2·10
Warren 34, Ocean View 14
Scert by Ou.trt•n
W•,,en 14 o It & l4
O<un Voew o o I I 1•
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W McClure • run cLvf'U p,H,s trnm
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W McClur~ 1 run (F1ck1noer k1ct. t
W Lyt"ll 7 ""' IF1cklnqer k1ckl
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W F1clUnCJer 1 iw~~ from Mc(h;re lk1c11
te1leOI '
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Ganw StalltUct w
Ftr\I~ IJ
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S·nunu~ 1'
lndiYtchwl PUsl"t
W M<Clurt, 1·1~. 8'. 01110 0 1-0 0
OY Heinle. 7 11·3, •7
1rdvicl.,.l ltt101vl"9
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11 OV Mo\<>•7..07
Valencia 28, Irvine 7
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l1v1ne 0 I 0 0
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V-Harrls 4 run jlav•l• tock l
l-Stur10Yan1 7 run (xoll 1<1c~I
V 8rildlord S run !Zavala k1Ckl
\J Hards 1 run (Zavala k1Clt.I
Atlenoance •SO l•stlmal•dl
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F1rs1 0.,...,,s 8
Ru•h••·yards 2a.'3
Pau1nq yara. IJ
Pan•• b 1•1
Punts • 2'1
FumblH ·IOSt 7 1
Peno111os-yard\ 8 i.a
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Fel'Henbaeh, 1.1
l"°'vl4.,.1 P•Ui"9
Y-Bredlonl, l·).1, II
1-Perrv. 6-1•1, 13 Jordan. o 1-0
INliv~l llKetVlftq
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1-eonc11 2-:IO Tierney, 1 11 l..tt I •
Sturt•••nt, 1-1
SCORES
High School
N011--ltt9•
Marine JI, Saddleti.c• 10
Warren 14, O<ean View 14
Vatenc.ia 28, lrvlM 7
Tustin •1. l..~una .,Ills O
Rancho Alamitos 70, Bellllow•r 70
Or•n9f 14, Gl""n 17
NASL Playon1
CONl'IEltlENCE l'INALS
T-G•,._
CO-OM ._,...,.,s,.,.
Cosmos 1, Los A~t .. 1, Cosmos lead
series 1-0
"TllwMay'• S<-
For1 UIUO.rdalt 1, S•n Ole90 I, For!
UIUO.rdale I•-serlH 1-0
G-T-5allwMr's~
Los A-.1" •t Cosmos S.n 01~•1 Fon u.uo.n1a1e, n
HOTE. In tl'te e-.n1 ,,,. IHms spllt '"'
t-9an'le$, lllere wlll .,. • .JO.mlnut• mini
a•m• wllkll wlll c»termlne who acl•anc:n to
the flnalS.
Deep Sea Fishing
I.ONO aaACH IOllHll'I WllarO -7J
anelers: I bluefln 1-. 1 barrec:ulla, '"
llOftno, lM calico t»ss, s .-M », 227 roo
11111. , ... _ PIH i -H envie rs: .,
Jloftlto. 2AS macMAI, • rocJLllilt ~ ii.ss.
IAN NDllO lllllf St. L.aMlllll -'1
llft9fen: 1 lllwfln """'· :H.:J wllco llass, 170 -Ito, J1S lllw Mu. C,__ O' (.a4') -I
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1:-f't f 101,
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LPGA Tournament
•~• Ponuno~1th, V• > .J•N•1 Alf'•
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JS l6 II
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14·38 11
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Sawgrea1 Double•
111 "-t V"'r• -"· Fl1.I
MEN "'"t•-Marty Rll'S.....,.Sherwood Slew.,r1 d~f Jo.I
Billey J Olln Whlt1ln90r, 7•. 1·6, •·J, Victor
Am•Y•·Hanll Pfl5ter del Biii !>c•nton 010
$10<klon, 6 3, l·S. B110n Gotlfrled·Raul
Ramlrt1 OH CllH Le1<Mr-P1ul Kronk. ).6, I•, •-~. Andrew Pelll'IOn 8u1Ch w .. ns def.
Br,.ce M.ln'°"·Brl•n TUc:lw•. l>-0, 6·3, W~
tlek F1ba-·Ht1ln1 GunlhUOI d•I Tim
Wllkl'°"'Jonn !>aclrt, ~•. 6-4, Kevin Cu•~·
SI••• Otnton c»I Blaine W1llen1>or9·S<ot1
8oncler1n1. •I 6-4 St•n Smilh·llob LuU
IHI Frllr 8uetv1lno Ferdl Toyoon, .. 1. 1.s.
6 J, Fronc:1KO C.on .. IH·R•v Moor•.,., 8oC>
Hewm Fr-M<Mlll•n, 6-4, •-'
Britlah Hardcourt
l•l -=11-.IE .... ftdl 0.rtHflM I S .......
Edd•• IE-..-Ol Clef M.lrt Cox, •1. 1·S
An~I Gun•ner dei Robin OrYSO•ltl 7•. ••
lntematlonal Tournament
(at S.O P•ule, Brailll
G-ISi ..... s
Gt1n• Mayor t••d" 1-0, Eddie Olbt>S. TllOmH KO<h, I I Tomas $m10, 0.1 01~
del Smid, U , l>-1, b 7 Moyer del Koch, to-3,
16
Gl'O"" II Sl"91n
11•• N•"•W Ivan Lt'ndl IHd, 1-0, J""
l(OOH, Carl~ Klrmayr, 0.1 N.staw Ott
t<1rmayr. 7•, 1~ •-', L.endl Clef Koeles ......
• 7
Women's Tournament
(et Totiyol
S.C-It-Sl"91ft
8111,. Jun Klno 0.1 Barbara H1llQu1S1.
• 7. It J. Mlma J&ulO""' oel Btllfna Bu'9.
b-1, b • WeNIY Turnbull def Ann Klyomur•.
bl, 6 1 ltfly Holladay l»f Pe.nut L.<kl,.,
b •. I •. 011nne FromllOIU d•f Rot>erta •
McCallum, l>oJ. .... ~totn• M•rslkova def
6•1\y NitQeh .,n, lb, b·3, b·1 , Hana
Mandll•ova °"' Kom Sand• b·J b •. L.Hh• Allen del Snaron waosh 6 1 I 6, b·J
Misc.
Thurlday't Tran1actlon1
IASIEBAL.L.
A..-l<an L•-
B ALT t MORE ORIOLES -Af'Call~
Orvnoo H•tewood. outftt!lder. from
Cflattotle o! Ille SoutMm L.o~ue.
TORONTO BLUE JAYS Sold lhf' c.,,,_
tract of .IMS. Jeltt1rlo0<1, P•l<""r. 10 th• Pil-
t•buroh Plr•tes.
9 ASICIETIAL.L.
Nall-I laasit911wll AHO<iatlOft
DALLAS MAVERICKS Traded Siiiy
McKlnno. oua.d, to the Utah Jarr tor a
Mtcond-rounc:t drall <hole• on 1'193 and future
conslderalions
DENVER NUGGETS Slan..i J•mtt
Ray. IOIW&rd
DETROIT PISTONS -Waived Earl
Evans. lorwerd Soon.a Oul•ln• HaHIS,
lorwud
MILWAUKEE 8UCKS -Trac»d Georve
Joflnson, lo1Ward, and e .. <ond·round 1'181
draft cltolce 10 Ille lndl•n. Panrs to•
Ml<k•Y J~. torw•rd
HIEW YORK !CHICKS -Sla ned Toby
l(n111111. lorw•rO, 10 • lh<M·yHr contr•<l.
SAN OllEGO Cl..IPPERS -Slgn«d Nile
Wllllams, lolW•rd
UT AH JAZZ Tradtld Bernard KlnQ,
torward. to Ille Gol-St•te Warriors tor
Weynt1 Cooper, center-forward, •nd a 19'1
second·•ouncl d•all pl<k
WA!>.,INGTON BULLETS -Walvtcl l(•rt
Godine, Emit Hill, Oreq Sanders and Kev1n
Wood, II""'"'· and iltkh V•l••i<IUl, Clinton
Wnu. Cherllt Floyd, J•mes Morris, Sl-.n
WrlQhl •NI Rkll WU-.. lorwllrds.
f'OOTaALL
HllUeNl l'-11 1.. .....
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -A<llv•le<t Jim
Pltlrr11<, center Reteosecl L•rTy Coombs,
cent., ~l'-M L•-TORONTO ARGONAUTS -Reltastd
Oouo Dennison, runnfn9 b•c k. Fr•nk
SCtPll•n" llnebKktr, end Oreg Hatton,
wlety PIKecl Oerrl<k Martin, cornerl>K.k;
Ri<k K•lveltls, dei""si-. lineman; and John
Mallnowsity, offtnscw lineman, on Ille ln-
lureo list. Acllvalld MIU Obrovec, of-
ltnslv• ta<k'*, Norman Gooclm .... dtll•nMw
ono, M•rll C.oflln, ottenslw linemen, Ron
MHkS •NI Gtlry McNtal, dtll•nslve N<k5;
Ind J a<k 81tlr, llntNCkt r.
HOCKEY N ........... , .. ,.._
HARTFORD WHALERS -Sltnecl TOii\
Row•, rlglll wino. lo• mulll·ve.r contract.
SOCCI!•
Ntr111 A_.1c ... s.ccer 1.....-
COSMOS SuSf)elldtd Joflan NHslt-.
m ldfltt•, fOf' an fnOtfltllt• rlocl.
CC>U...RGll
COLGATE -IOm•d Cerol illtPPoll
-·· IKros• COIKll eflCI a.Hlttenl lleld llO<keyce«ll
O•EGOH STATE -H1rMCI Joftl HUftllty
•nhlanl -·s lrKk •NI flelel ~oec·ll ••
Fuday, September 12. 1980 tlAll f NI CH
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Monday Musical
Pro<h11·er.~ <:<111 "'t Handle Amwur1r1'rs.., I ~'
8) FR ED ROTHE!\BER<t
/lP~00tltWritH
Being pmdut·t'r o( AH!"<; 'Moncii.1\ "iight Foot
ball" is a lot like b<'in~ a lron tamE'f without a whip
a nd c hair. Th<' Job 1:-. rcrlatnl\ oru• of th1· most tax
ing in the broadcasting bus1m•s:.
Dennis Lewin, a low-kt·~. easr going J?u v, ga, t•
up the JOb la:,t spnn~ aftc·r thr~<· ~f.>a rs as full pro
ducer Terry O'Neil. an aJ.:J?ri <;sc vt' hf' ad stron~
sort. lasted thrct' J.:amcs the'> surnm1•r
THIS IS NO'f' TO SA\-' Lh;1l 0 :".• 11 1s nt>t a fint
television talent . ht· is In T\' c1rr·IF--. IH' 1s con
sidered one of the top Juurnal1!>L'> around Rut AB(.
Sports realized loo latt tr• J\Old embarrassmenc
that this particular produrer "asn 't the right man
for the job of orchestrating the talented oversized
egos in the circus that has h4 come .. Monda) Night
FootbaJJ."
So last week. JU~t prior tr, the first regular
season game. AB(' rannP<l {J'"1e1l and hrnught in
Bob G<>odnc h. This 1:-ho'-' 1t h<Jpp<>ne<I
t Last s pnng. Lewm, whn harf pro<iuced the
g lamour sports sen<'~ t'Vl'r s1nrt' Don Ohlmever
Pl>~ l >lV TJ
went to NBC in l!Ji6. dt·1 llk<I hC' "anted off the
show He told Roon<' Arlt•dge, i>re<;1clent uf ABC
News and Sports, that he 14a:. l'motionally and
mentally drained
Lewin is a df'voted famil: man With his
numerous other .\BC rc<,ponsibll1t1es, which in
elude coordinating produt•t.•r of Wide World of
Sports," he was dom~ too much traveling. He
wanted lo SJ>('nci more trme with h1:-. wife anr.I two
kids: how muc·h ll'!>S t1 nll' ht< ~\<1ntf'd to -.,pe.1d with
Howard Cosell and fhl't Forte is nut knpwn
FORTE IS A TOP OIRt.CTOR Jnd ht• 1!.n '1 sh'
a bout saymg so lit' 1s t:oclo..' II kt-~ to do things h 1s
wav and can be difficult tll "-Or\..\.\ 1th
Cosell is Cose II. he d<>C'Sn 't take suggesllons or
criticism too 14ell lie 1s coC"k} likes to do things
his way and can be rfifflcult to work with At one
game in Green Ba} h1:.t '\t.'ason, Cosell took offense
at somethfog commentator Don Mt'red1th said and
walked out of the booth for <,ome 10 minutes "Let
the iocks (Meredith and f'"r Jnk c;1fford l hanr!le it."
Cosell said
Even with all the hand holding and ego·
mass aging needed o n the s ho'4. the A RC football
series continued to he a major success But it had
lost some of its freshness and sparkle Lewin re-
cognized this lfc thoug ht a change for hi msc.:lf and
the series would benefit both
THE ABC SPORTS BRAJNTRUST -includ·
ing Arledge, Lewin, Forte, Senior Vice President
J im Spence and Pro(tramming Vice President
John Martin discussed a successor and even-
tually dedded O'Neil would be the new producer or
"Monday Night Football "
They knew O'Neil was good he had pro·
duced the 11:30 p.m highHght s how at the Lake
Placid Olympics but they also knew he was very
stubborn and s trong willed.
ln short, he wasn't a diplomat in a job that clear-
ly needed a peace negotiator. W1lh the swelled heads
in the "Monda.y Night Football" cast, a producer
with a smaller hat size would have worked better.
But that's hindsight. Or as one ABC executive
says: "We're also to blame for putting Terry in an
impossible situation We knew Terry could be
abr asive and bullis h anrl demand to have things
done his way . those are the same characteristics
that make him a good producer. But it wasn't the
r ight chemistry for 'Monday Night Football.'
where he was workini;: with the great t alents of the
industry."
O'NE IL W1LL NOT DISCUSS the situation
his contract is up at the end of the year. But, it
seems, he began this a ssignme nt by switching into
high gear when he s hould have idled in neutral for
a while.
O'Neil is 31 . his only other job on "Monday
Night Football" had been statistician years ago,
when he was a sudden replacement for Jerry
Kapstein, now a big·time baseball players' agent.
While Kapsteln was compillng stats for ABC's col·
lege giame oo Saturday and pro Jlame on Monday
night. he tn i:d to ltn1· up '\1111 1· 11.n ,
as a chenl r\rled!{e fou111l .. bo 1t ' .ii•
the spot.
Anyway. with h1!> 10 .... )0, 1011i
O'Neil ma\ have ft•lt \ht• nt•t•tl '" hos~ right. awa\ But th.11 • '''
friends and mfluenl'l! l'11'>1 •ll o1rat1 ~
have been flomi:: th1· M1.n<I '' IL!
h1•ginnmg IO' 1•;cr-. a).'11
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l 2 · 3 0 p m '1 J •
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Diego Stall' JI Brigham Y11UllJ.!
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I S tn\'Jtational g~ mn.• t11 r·1.n 1 t
llartford. Conn Abo <:an \\di" I
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Tex t28 l SOCC'ER.
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Springs
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KM PC (710 l, USC at Tennt•s..,.01· :i .,
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Texa~ at An~l''' . 1
(710).
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TELEVISION
9 :30 a.m . (2) Nt'I. TOH\\' .._
segments include a p rofile nr l> • .JI 1•
coach Dan Reeves
10 a .m (2) NFl. F')()1 TI I f
Philadelphia Eagles meet the M 111111• 111.1 \ 1~ 11
Bloomington . Mann
(11) T HISWEEKI BA:o.F'R\1 1..
11 a .m . (7) BASEBALi. \11111tt,
Pittsburgh Ctl ) DODGERS RASUSAl.l.
Dodgers meetthe Reds in Cmr inn:u
12:30 pm. (4) NFL '80 Sclwclul1•cl 'lt'L
ments include a profile or quartt"rha•'k I •.rn
P astorini of Oakland.
1 p.m. (2) NFL FOOTHAU. IJ: 11.1 ,
Cowbovs at Denver. C 4) NFL F'OOl'B \I l
Oakland Ra iders a t San Diego.
4 p.m. (7) COLL•;GE FOOTBALi. 'RO Bill
Flemming reviews the weekend# top game·-. f\I)
-COLLEG E FOOTBALL Th<" LJSC Trojan , , ~
the Teflnessee Volunteers, played Saturd a' 111
Knoxville.
4::.> p.m. (7) MID·OHJO CAN· M R,\( l:
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Baseball -Dodge rs at :incihnali, 11 15 ,, m
KABC (790); Texas at Angels. 1 p n1 . KM l't •
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I tw rul<•s s hould bl· d1angl'd to
for Ct• the other 1·ompanies to
r h H rge h1gh<>r rat('S
l'ht.· three c·ompl'lrng rl's1dcn
t1;al sC'r v11·c.s cover r alls only
.1mo11j! the ma1or metropolitan
.1rl'.1'i anll 11111\ a fte1 lhl' rej!ular
hu-.11wo.;, da'
i\ II l'liar.g1• u monthly fee,
,•1th1·1 $5 or SW. plus a per call
di.ir g1 th<.11 lhl·~ s a) 1s much le·"' than ~1 J Bell's ITT say!'> its
<1is1·11un1s range from 15 percent
t;> KIJ 111-n·t.·nt for <·<u·h call
( u q o n11• r :. rl 1 JI a I en· a I
nu111h1•r. poymg a Iot a! ch :trgc,
ii lhc·rt• '' a111 . and arc• then con
nectcd t o the microwavl' system
that hooks them inlo thl' dis tant
c ity, whe r e local lines again are
us ed An 1dentific at1on number
1s dia led by the c us tomer .
AT&T says its fees a r e highe r
because lc>ng·d 1s t a n ce c h a r ges
s ubs idize loca l service and
bec aus e its competitor s serve
onl.> luc rative m a rke ts. ign oring
s mall towns
It wants the F ed e r a l Com
mun icatio n s Comrnjssio n anC'I
Congress to require the com
p e t it ors to pay m o re for local
connl'ction s a nd to u se s ome o f
their revenues to s ubs idize local
s ervice provided b y pho ne com
pan1es .
ITT will offer two t y pes o f
res id e ntia l ser v ice between 8
p m and 8 a m . o n weekdays, plus
all day o n holidays a nd w eeken ds
The others provid e s e r vice s tart
1n~at~.m
Benefits Widened
"i \I ·11 \;\1 E'\TO 1AP 1 ~ore rederal court overturned the
stric ter rules and s late e mploy
mc•nt officials said Thurs d ay the
Labo r Depurtment had d ecid ed
not t o apµt·:.il the court ruhng
I h .111 l ~J11,0()0 Cahfurn1:ln!> ma\
"""' l11· l'ltg1blc• fo r retroactive un
1•111 p lm n11·nl insuran('l' hent•f1ts
lw1·.111.1· 11 1 J court ordcred
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'' a11· 1-:mplfl\ ll)l'nl [)(•\'clopmt'nt
IJl'p,cr t m e nt '-arc!
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d ate for l'Xtcndecl ben efits will bt'
rolled bat·k to Jul \' 20. the EDD
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Fndtly September 12 1980 s DAILY PILOT 8 7
See11 As ffop••
Investors Look
To S1nall Fir01s
By JOHN CUNNI FF
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NEW YORK Al some lime or other over the years
almost every candidate ror local om ce or the U S pre
s1dency party arr.hat1on notwithstanding has
declared himself in favor of small business
The pos1t1on has been a safe one to assume, s afe as be
mg for family a nd motherhood and tax reductions And
safe also because the candidate didn t need to do an awful
lot about the promise except to forget 1t
AS A RESULT, SAY leaders of s mall business t he>
have been trampled unde rfoot by big business big govern
ment and big umons and their percent age of the counlr> ·s
gross production has s teadily s hrunk
The damage can be measured by many numen ca l
c riten a includmg mflat1on but the most 1nclus1ve s um
mar y was probabl¥ provided in 1978 by a House subcom
m1ttee Small business 1t said 1s the cuttin~ edge 11f 1 0111
pet1llon, the vanguard of 1nnovat1on and m vent1on the na
t1on s JOb c reator a s o.urce o f leadership the
entrepreneunal o utlet
A good m any Americans seem to agree because n-0v.
somebody 1s indeed dorng somethmg for small busrness
These somebodies aren t JUSl talking m the manner or
poht1c1ans but ar e putting up their cash
The somebodies a re investors and
m the first seven months of the year
they put up $1 3 billion 1n capital for
companies with sales of less than SlOO
m11l1on more than double the pace or
the year before
For those close to the mone}
ra1smg business these numbers const
1tute something of a m 1 ra< I< bee a use
Just a few years ago this aspect of the
1ndust11 had almost dried up Investors
Jus t we ren t interested CUNNIFF
Some money men credit the capital gains tax redur
lion with having changed investor attitudes, hut others feel
something else 1s afoot A renewed faith that sm all bus1
ness 1s the hope of the nation
TllOSF. WllO SUPPORT that vie" {ontcnd that invest
ments in big m i:ilure businesses barel.} keep pace with m
flatHJn while inves tments in -;ome smaller r ompanies ,lt
least offer the hope of gctt1n~ ahead
They study smaller companies and thP\ ::.t>e ne""
technolo~1es geared to the oeeds of the t1m~ rhev see
ma r kets that never existed before The~ set-\H•ll l'ducated
a nd informed managem ent
They see a lot more too They see a nr"" s p1nt rhe~
see freedom from various regulations and 1 ontrols tha t
hamper big bus iness And probabl} ahovt a ll they see
new giants m the m aking
Whatever the reasons many investors have d ecided
that the country s problems are likely lo be solved bv
smaller entrepreneurially minded s mall businesses even
11.1thout the long promised help of government
J a.} Cooke who heads investment banking for La1dla\\
Adams & Peck one of the most active in sm all business
fmancmg reports a tot al of 124 offet'lngs through July
compared with 58 in the s ame time a year ago
THE OFFERINGS RANGED from ,,.., httle as $2
m1lhon to a high of S25 million according to hi s count and
inc luded 26 fund ra1s10gs b} companies that had never
before sought pubhc funds through offenn~'>
Consider that money 1sn t flowing m the streets an<l
that e\en the most credit worthy bluec h1p compan1es ha\.t.'
to pay dearly for 1t and you obtain a perspective on the re
lat1ve strength of this m arket
ShouJd 1t continue 1t would mean that entrepr eneurs
and investors without a great deal of encouragement from
government except through the lowenng of capital gam~
taxes or trad1t1onal investment sources might feed more
innovation and compet1t1on into the US economy
During the peno<:I 1960 to 1976 the 200 largest com
pames mcreased their m arket sh are from 47 7 percent to
60 percent according to t he subcommittee report F uture
of S m all Business in Amen ca
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buildings and a1t a terrace or
patio centerp1t>ce
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California when the olive was a
fa m iliar foreground lo Spanish
a rchitectural style Tht> gray.
green olive is at its ver y best in
full s un.
P epper t r ees are fa miliar 0.11, ...... "•" ,._
S pring Color. •
Select Bulbs
In September
Close your •?yes for just a
minute and picture your own
garden just sparkling with hun·
dreds of beautiful flowers.
Sounds wonderful, doesn't it?
And the nice thing a bout it is •
that you can actually have thls
magnificent color spectacle in
your garden this spring with very
little effort.
How. you ask? The answer is
sim ple. Plant easy-to-grow bulbs
starting the fi rst week of Oc·
tober all th e wa y up to
Christmas. Now is the time to
make your selections from a full
s tock of qualit)' bulbs . There is
nothing for your garden that is
easier to grow or that will cost
you less money and still reward
you so handsomely
plants and flowers, there are a
couple ot extra things you could
do.
FOR INSTANCE, you could
add a little bulb food or bitne meal
when planting . Also, you could
s pray a lime or two to keep the in--
sects away and put out the slug
and snail bait to keep them a way
from that tasty new growth.
What or the ma ny types o1
bulbs should you plant? Your
nurseryman will be able lo ad·
vise you on this when you tell
hi m what type of plants· and
blooms you are looking for and
in what areas you plan on plant·
ing.
sights especially 1n Southern
' California where they once en
joyed frequent use in street and
roadway plantings. Their true
beauty, however, lies in an in-
dividual specimen where the
lacy. pendulous branches. knob-
by t runks and rose-colored ber·
ries (similar to pepper corns)
can be appreciated Pepper
trees are resistant to drought
but do not resent normal water-
ing .
79 POUNDS OF TOMATOES GROWN ON ONE VINE IN HUNTIMGTON BEACH
Gus J . Gerson Check• the Crop Yield In His Mobile Home Garden Ar••
TH E RE ARE FOUR easy
steps in growing bulbs . dig a
hole, drop in the bulb, cover the
bulb with soil and wale r oc-
casionally. Suddenly it's spring
and your garden will burst forth
with hundr eds o f colorful
blooms .
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist Prolific Tomato Vine Mother Nature has done her
best and every bulb is actually a
very complex unit that contains
the flowers. leaves, roots, and
even its own extra food supply to
ass ure rapid a nd vigor ous
g rowth. So you see. you really
can 't stop a bulb from growing
and bloom in g, even if you
neglect it.
• Take some cuttings from
you r best ger aniums NOW for
colorful indoor plants. Cuttin1s
root best if you let them dry one
d ay befo r e pla ntin g in a
sand /peat moss mixture. Huntington Grou-er E yes Production R ecord
Last of our trio, the weep·
ing willow. is similar to a pepper
tree in its pendulous habit, but
unlike either the olive or pepper
in the impression it gives Lhe
gardener .
Botanist Leads
She nnan T our
A special tour of She rman
Gardens Conservatory will be
held Saturday at 9:30 a.m ..
Ter ry McNay, botanist , will
lead t h e tou r and discu ss
tropical plants. The program is
free and open to the public
By BOB BARKER
OI U1e Oall' l"lltll Slalt
Eighty-year-old Gus J . Gerson
may be the most prolific tomato
grower in Huntington Beach and
maybe a lot of other places as
well.
And he managed his produc·
hon exploits on a 4x8-foot plot
next to his mobile home about
100 yards west of Brookhurst
Street.
At his latest count Gerson
keeps meticulous records and
weighs each tomato as it ripens
his prize Pearson plant had
yielded 127 tom atoes weighing 69
pounds. 13 ounces.
He es t i mates that if the
remaining tomatoes average
eight ounces each, his plant will
have produced 79 pounds, six
ounces.
"I BELJEVE that the vine has
set some kind of production re-
cord.
"I don't usually keep records
but I did this time when l re·
alized this v in e would b e
something special."
Gerson. a former high school
and college coach. s aid he's
b een interested in g rowing
things s in ce h e wa s an
agricultural gradua te at UC
Davis in the early 1920s .
"I WAS COVETOUS of every
inch of growing area and dug up
t he s pace where the previous
owner kept his dog... Gerson
e ~!!,! .. !.~ !!. r~ '!!!;i!!:.~ No~ Q!£~as
perennials This is especially true if you want de· to June ~r.e suitable for cutting. Delphini~ms and
pe ndable garden color for next spring and sum-sweet Wllh~ms should also ~ planted this fall to
mer. assure earlier bloom ne xt s pnng. .
Take the perennial English primroses for ex-. If ~our taste runs to yello.w, orange or white
a mple. Most nurseries have them now in mixed daisy-like flowers. you m ay Wl~h to cover a lot of
colors of the latest large flowering hybrids. You gro~nd with the st~rdy gaz~1as. The re ar_e two
can set out a whole flat of 50.100 plants at a very basic types of ~azamas . tra1Lmg and clumpmg.
small cost. Next spring they will be available in . The clumpmg gazam as ~o well as temporary
pots but why wail until then? fillers between young_ growing shrubs and as !1
Cand ytuft is a popular pe r e nnial for gro~nd cover for rel~hvely level areas that aren. t
borders as a neat edging. Its green foliage is at· sub1~ct to '!luch erosion. Xou can also try them m
tractive year long and the white flowers which parkmg_s~nps or as .an edging along s unny paths. Trailing gazam as do well on banks, if &l·
GA RDEN T O URS
Los Angeles Arhorerum -Sar., Sepr. 20
San Oicge> W1h.I Animal Park Garden -Sat, Ocr, 1 l
H uncington Botanical Gardens -Sar .. Nov. I
ull H6-58110 for rc,111mJ1111n infurmm11on
ONION SETS
RED, WHITE AND
BROWN VARIETIES.
Quickest way to tlarvest
mature onions ... plant
onion sets.
eoo 01100 Sers 1.19
lowed to trail over a wall a nd are very attract ive m
h anging baskets. You will also find hybrids of both
blooming in colors tha t include br.onzy reds.
lavender pinks, rose or bronze.
Clumps of chrysanthemums are tops for fall
color. See them now in the nursery bloom ing in
pots and one-gallon conta iners. Several types are
available.
THERE 'S t.EVER
BEEN A PLANT
FOOD LIKE ITI
Tustana
To Meet
I
Wednesday
Tustan a African
Violet Society will meet
Wednesday at Mercury
Savings. 1095 Irvine
Blvd .. Tustin.
Plant and s upply sales
will begin at 6:30 p.m .
with the meeting and
horticultural program at
7. Plant and supply sales
will end at 8: 15.
OXYGEN PLUS
"Co m mercial
Growers" will be pre·
sented by Lynn Lorn·
ba rd. Slides will accom -
pany the informal dis -
cussion of the facilities
and cultural techniques
e m ployed by Tin a r i.
Gr anger , Buell, Lyon,
Ch a mpion , Cap e Cod
Vi o l e tr y, L ogee ,
Bowma n, and Fische r
Greenhouses.
A unique new pl afll rooC1
and oxygenotor for
ln<loor plonts.
8 Ol. 2.39
I Florut Special j
TAKE HOME
DOZENS I
ROSES
"love buds ...
2.98 doz.
1nce 1946
Hallisl•s
Nursery· Florist
2140 Harbor llvd .. Costa M110 .
Ad f ood throuch September 1•h. 1• -whJI• supply l11t1.
"
Th ese ges n eri a d
growers vary in size
from basem e nt busi·
n esses lo multi-acre
con cerns ·
Visitors are welcom e.
St arter plants a re given
to ea ch guest and bloom-
ing African violets are
~iev~e n r~o each n e w
F o i n form ation ,
pleas call 644·8851 or
527-3049.
ArtShow
Huntington c.nter
· mall thru &in .
•
believes that because of the dog
the soil is especially fertile.
Gerson sairl he prepared the
plot this spring with planting soil
mix a nd he used liquid fish
fertilizer
Gerson shares his tomatoes
with his daughte r a nd with
neighbors m the Del Mar Mobil e
Home Park
GERSON SAID HE coached
the Davis boxing team and high
school sports in Oroville. Ukiah
and al Banning 111 Wilmington
before retiring at Southgate in
1963.
When he's not tendin g his
tomatoes and other vegetables,
he keeps 111 shape by playing
tennis every day.
AtoZ
Azaleas to
Zovsia w.cM .. , ....
Of course1 if you want the
absolute fine:;t exhibition of
Sp yglass Hosts
Salad Lunche o n
Spyglass Hill Garden Club will
begin its 1980·81 season with a
salad luncheon Wednesday at
the home of Mrs Joseph
Monigal.
Hosted by board members , the
club will present a guest speaker
from Lippe-Waren of Laguna
Beach who will address the
group on the care of crystal
• Start potting bulbs or col·
chicum and a utumn crocus for
flowering on indoor window sills.
• P lant some beets, carrots.
lettuce. Swiss c hard , pe as,
parsley, cabbage or Brussels
sprouts for tasty and easy-to-
care-for winter harvests.
• Start selecting your bulbs
soon . Daffodils and tulips do bet·
ter if you refrigerate t hem 4-t
weeks before you plant them.
• Fall is a good time to re·
model or make new additions to
a garden. The plants you put in
or transplant will benefit from
t he cool. rainy season to come .
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cost \'OU as little as S2.17
per day For m ore tn
formation and compll•le
rates call 612·5678
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631 -7l00 H.B.
JUST LISTED!
NEWPORT SHORES
W ATERFRO:O..T
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2 s tor) home 2
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th" one of the f1ne.,l
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mt·nt rn So• Cahf \II this
and a great as~uma ble
loan IUo
WALLACE & CO.
REALTORS
729-5966 433-6490
OCEAN VIEW
2 Bd rm. 2 '• bath
Formt•r model "1th a
fantd.'>trc 're~ :\1ust sec?
this dcLOrator·!> dehght
Bes t cond o 1n Costa
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Cute 3 bedroom with 2
cur garage a nd ba) "m
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frnancmg A~ SS6 26~1
BEACH HOME!
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Newport' Walk lo ocean
or pn\·ate bcat·h ' :"e\\
carpets <ind fresh paint'
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st•l-lud11d :-undl'1'k · J u::a
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
WOOOIRIDGI, IRYIHE
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llomt• l'nmc• Oc•\·elopment Surroundt'<i 8)
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Community lnclud('s Beal'h ('luhhouse.
T<'nn1s. Pnol1< & Spa. $290.000
LIDO ISU
On<" nr Newport He a c h 's Most Desired Areas
With Private lleaches . Tennis Courts &
<'h1hho11Sl' Traditional l'~f\'(' Bt•droom Home
With l.arg t• For m ul D1ninli! Room &
Orn Study ,\lnstl'r !luite Wrth Spa. Offered
Al SS 10.000.
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home. l'07) kitchen w 1th
bar Bm·k fireplace l!
car attached i.:ara~e .
s uper 'haql' \'.JeJnt
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CORONA DEL MAR'S
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T.OWHHOME
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master suah• Two :.tor).
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DUPLEX
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lie.1th ba). & shopprn)!
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f;.$2 22.'):J
DOORS TO BEACH
:? 2 Uuple\ O"ner
m11t 11·at,·d Open lo
c.:real11e f1nanc1 n g
Possibly httle t>r n11 rash
Will trade propert\ boat
t·ar or ?'! S249.tM~I.
E1c.>s~ 0715
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
J02S W l alboa 671-11>61
lfol'e something you want
lo sell" Cld!>Stfled ads do
IL \\ell L'all NOW .
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THE I NUMBER TO SEE
i
COSTA MESA OFACE
2790 Harbor lt•d
1714)545-9491
WB.L HXCUUSSSE MHH!
If vou don 't want the BU Y of the
week . D O N 'T READ ANY
FU RTHER! Huge fenced yard.
fruit trees. large three bedroom
ho me. supt•r quiet location
hold vour· hat onlv $105.000.
submit! ·
ROOM & DUSTPAN NH.. .
With the purchase of thjs large
cul-de-sac home that needs a
l ittle w o rk to m ak e i t a
WINNER ! Hurry before t he
owner derides t o fix this up
himself and raise the price' All
t erms offered at $105 .000.
IUY A TWO
CAR GAUGE
and we'll t hrow in a beautiful
duplex in mint conditio n !
L ocat ed in fabulous Newport
Shores on fee simple l and. this
out standing VALUE is priced to
sell today at $199 .000. Takeover
loans of record and owe paper to
assist
~ Walker &lee
Real Estate
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adult c~x wittl pool & gr-nnery.
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off0t dotH priu. SI 24,500. 67l-6900
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in a qiiftt locatioft. Chounk:g w story
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NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2043 W•stdff Dr.
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TOP f'ROHSSIONALS
FOi AUGUST
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MOST SALES MADE
INVESTOR'S Sf'ECIAL
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S P . $125 .900 . $526 /rn o .
lliCrf>dible '! There's m ore! 3
hdrm. 2 bath. cov'd patio. fmlv
kit ch<'1 •. CALL NOW! #200 .
DIVORCE
SALE
Requires immediate settle ment.
Sellers willing to sacrifice price.
terms. Along with model like 3
bd r m . din rm . frpl c . prof
decorated. In ord e r to settle
situation WILL CARRY$$!
tm THE IULLIT
Pay your taxes ... or ... you can
sh e lter your tax dollars . Now
more than ever it's important to
make every $$ count. We have
available s i ng l e f am il y
residences. duplexes. fourplexes
& multi-w1it. For free counseling
CALL A SPECIALIST TODAY
#213
Walker&lee
Real Estate
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TAYLOR CO.
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21 I I S.. J~ift HHI• lood
MlWPOttT ClNTH. H.I . 644-4tl 0
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wllh µit•r & sli p
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1 Hdrm . :! baths : ranc h styl e.
m1n1 -t•stalt' in oranJ;!t' gro\'l's. $240 .000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bay\1de011vc NB 675 -6161
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
REWARDING CAREERS IN
REAL ESTATE SALES
Ri:ght now w• hon OfMNOCJS IR ow
Corporate f'tcaG Offiu for "'" mtd
wolMft wt.o w..t mott chaltRl)tl, ....-
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with R.C. Taylor Co. We wfl -""fMCt
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N•wport hoch
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
GREAT VIEW-
FAMILY HOME
S pacious 4 bedroom home in
the exclusive private area of
Niguel Shores. The view of
the ocea n a nd Ca talin a
s uns ets are s pect acula r
trom the family room .
living room . dining a r ea.
master bedroom. as well as
t h e tree-s haded d ecks .
En tertain your guest s in the
walled garden patio with
s pa . Own er motivated!
P riced to sell at $525.000.
CAPTIVATING VIEW
Here's well over 1".! acre of
builda ble reside ntial land
f or a beautiful s unset.
ocean. nig ht lights a nd
canyon view from a private
a nd peace f ul La g un a
neighborhood . City approved
plans m a ke this an offering
th at should not be passed up.
$135,000
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4551 495-1720
South LCIC)IA'ta LCICJIMCI Nic)uel
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REALTORS
675-55 I I
HIGH DRAMA: Gonieou1, HCltiftCJ, ino1t
dramatic ... family hCHM "' CoroM ..
Mor. Shn•MJ cOft'lbi.....,°" of wood & C)la11
ll story crtriumt wltft copper roof -
OCEAN VIEW. Fhe b.drooMS or four & se,...-maids quart.,-s. OWHEll WILL
HELf' FINANCE. Call for d•talled
brochure. $749,500
COLE Of. MEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy.. Corona det Mor
675-5511
NEWPORT IEACH LOT
Build your dream ho me in this
great location & walk to schools.
ch urc hes & s hopping · -Only
$1 15.000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER tis 644-9060
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
llG CANYON
Har.dsome Trad111or.al Home Cul.tom H111l1
Overlooks Golf Course & 7th Gree r. :'vlaster
Bedroom With F'ireplace & Luxun ou<. Rath
P lus Huge Wa lk-Ir. Closet f'am1lv Room
With Wet Bar -+-Vte\\ Of C:olC Course
Marvelous Gourmet Kit r he1. Showi. Bv 1\p.
poir.Lment 01.ly S950.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Two Year Old llome With An Individual
Personality Great For F.11tertair.i11g F'our
F'amily Bedrooms + 212 Baths. Great
Storage Space P rivacy F'or Those Who
P refer This Luxurv Ir. Life Ow11er Will Ca rr~· Loar. $240.000.
WOOOUIDGE-t4EW LISTING
ON THE LAKE
A l "r,1que Three Bedroom Delached Cor.do
Ho me Pnme Developmer.t Surrour.ded Bv
Grass & Trees. F'amrly Room With F'1replace
Oper.s To Derkir.~ With NiJ?hl L111ht & Water
View. Separa te 011111.1! Room Ma11\' l 'p
grades. Beaulifullv Decorated Com mu111tv
fr.eludes Reach Ciubhouo;e_ Ter.r.1s. Pnols &
Spa $290.000
759-9100
#2 Corporate Plaao
N•wportC.......
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real "~' estate
-SAM JOAQUIN VILLA -S 145,000.
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2744 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
759-1616 ..... '" ....
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Consider the finest in Country English
de<'or. with old world r raftsmanship
in woodwork throughout this sin,gle
story cus tom m a nor. a top Spyglas5
Hill. Your kin~do m commands a
view of Catalina & the Pacific Ocean
as well as Newport Harbor & the city
lights by night. The finest in modern
conveniences have been included as
we ll as a pool & jaruzzi.
$1,650,000
Shown by appointment only
OCEANFRONT
760-8188
770-872 t
ASK FOR BOB
IEACHFROHT
1-;xper.iencl'd Al(ents
need l'<1 0 R ANG E
COAS T 1-'I N A NCIAL
REALTORS. 957 0701
a.ebool"-d 1006 .•.....................
IDEAL FA.MIL Y
llOM 1-; 2 slury. J l>drm
.rnd i<uest q u arter~
Larl(e patio $3.'>5,000
LOU IRECHTB.
& Auoc. 675-333 I
CHARMING DUPLEX
New 2 hclrm unit with
lwo deck~ and Isl owner
de prct'1al1on Also 3
bdrm Cronl home with
new roof, copper plumh
1ng, nl•w kitchen. tll'W
hurclwood floors T 1>IJI
bland Charm' $'135,lll~l
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WAllHJHONT
HOMl-.S
REAL ESTATE
631·1400
3 Bdrm 2 Ba home un Ir~
R 2 bulldabl c l1Jt 111 ~ewport ·~ ftne~t 101•;,
Lion Asking Si79.51•1
H' o\\ ner 21i .\polena,
:!fl r. 41 ~tor} h11uo,l• frµlc.
H1llloµ Cl>latl' w1lh oc1:an 4/Br )(..or .. j;(e apt ~ lrg
'1ew Ovt:r 5000 ~q Cl of "l'µara te 11\\ ner ·:-unit custom LO\\nho me lux
W) mc·g re<l\\OOd s.iuna S.1!l2,llQO Goqd ~s-.um
pool and :.pa S750 000 i;7:! U74/7
JACOBS REAL TY • Harl.Jor R1d)(l' l~~all> . Corona~ Mor I 022
.>I-I ~ 11 1 5 1163 •••••••••••••••• ••• • • •• 675-6670 Want Ad Help'' M:! !>Iii~ Attract• ve pool duplex + 2
macnab I irvine
realty
4 SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
DRASTICALLY REDUCED!
Harbor Highla nds at only $172,500!
Delightful 3BR family home located
in one of N e wp o rt 's mo s t
p r estigious areas Absolutely
immaculate. high ly upgraded a nd
lu s hly landsraped Corner lot
w hu!{e pri\ a t e & secluded rear
ya rd Truly one-of a -kind Su1anne
Rudd 642-8235 . (G-11 >
752-1414 -, .. SS 1-8700
644-6200
STRIKES
AGAIN!
PRICE REDUCTION
OWNER ANXIOUS ...
for offer on 3 Br ranch style
home with country kitche n
lo ca ted in d esira ble
WESTCLIFF H IGHLANDS.
Don't miss the opportunity of a
lifetime to purchase this truly
fine property. Value priced at
$175,500.
NEWPORT HILLS OFACE
2670 SAM MIGUEL DllYE
C7 I 4t759· I SO I
Walker&Lee
Heal Estate
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good rentals. Pnlllt' luca
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OCEAMVtEW
HARBOR VI EW HILLS
3 br, 2' 2 ha. separate
rum rm. hrkC~t nook,
nlS.000
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LAST WEEKEND
UEFORE LISTINr.
DUPLEX
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IRA. so1..rn 1 OF HWY.
COR:-.;ER LOT
llAROWOOU F'LOORS
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AFT XLNT INCOME
PROPERTY S2i5 000
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FICE 673-1706
Owner AAcnl
For Sale By Owner
SpyCJlass Hill
OpenHous•
Sat & Sun. 2-S
Former model, spaciq us
3bdrm homt.>. Curma I '1111
1ng room lrg famll~
room. lrg patio °"1th en\
er :I car garage. qew.
qwet Cul de·Sat: \\ail
for 1ru.pect1on dunn11. the
week Call for app't
Asswna.,,. loan
at 97 /80/o
0WMf' will carry
2nd TD
15 Monlerrey Ctr, Cd M
644-2188
t'dM C01TAGE
PLliS INCOME
01 J Bdrm. 2ba h1imc
" 1so a l ed m~l r
bdrm parent's retreat or
m-la\\ qnrs ... 2 Bdrm
couag e An~ wa ~ you
describe 1L. it's r harm
mg, up to date, beautiful·
ly located and NEW ON
THE MARKET Priced
at S280,000
CALL F'OR OF.TAILS
644-721 1
INTERESTING
LISTINGS
S02 ACACIA
2 BR + retreat. 21 2 bath,
2 s tory, small o cean
\1e w. $337, 000. Open Fri.
10-2. Open Sat/Sun 1·5
ALSO.
1412SEACREST
4 BR, 2 bath. pool and
Jac .. $1200 mo. Available
immed.
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f or Cunher information
1.:onlact Sara Marvin
675-5688 or 675-6000
C0tto Mfta I 024
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E. SIDE IY OWNER
Very near . Jbr, 112ba
home w /custom nalural
woodwork Lhruout & 4
car gar Convenient loca-
tion at 376 E. 19th St .
Asking only $126.500.
Open Sun. 12·3. 645-3694
BY OWNER. Mesa V 3
br. qwel local1on, many
xl ras encl upg r a ded
kitchen , lrg i ndoor
Jacuzzi, shuffleboard
court . party r oom I
garage. 514's .oo o.
5-19.1451
Npl Heights /By Owner
Lge R2 lot, great assum.
loan. 3br, 2ba. frplc, oak noors. 3 patios. lots of
frwt trees, alley access.
delached gar. Appl. On-
ly Sl49,500 548-2728
STARTBHOME
On 3 Br. l 'i<i Ba desirable
comer lot, move-in con-
dition, walk to schools
and shopping. College
Park. $109,000. Ask for
Craig. 631-12166
REALTORS
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494-8057
Laquna t'4i«J1.tel I 052 ....•..•.••••...•.•.••.
Laguna Niguel
Realty ..
PICTURE PERFECT
'10\ (.' ngh1 '" and enJOY
'our leisure m lh1s super
l.'lean 2 ~lory 3 Bdr m 2• 2
Ua ('nndo Popul ar
K1lt'hen 1''.1mll~ Rm
rnmhmallon Commune t~ ptll>I an<l spa Take
cwt•r !)•, luJn and 1t ''>
}OUr._ $134,950
MA.GHIRCEHT LOT
Bwld }OUr dr<'am home
on this mountain and hill
v iew lot Ra re optJOrtUm ·
Ly Buy now P1it·ed right
al . SHl9,500
IUYERS IOHAH'lA
Outs t and in ~ 6 Unit
Apartment Complex In
exrellcnl condition.
Located m good area of
Costa Mesa B!!yer may take over ex1slmg loan
by pa y ing l point
• $4.2.S, 000
495-5220
130.5050
496-24 ll
491.9494
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b4.2 7071
BIRD'S EYE
Ocean + ba' 'll'"-co11rl11
Anal slip. Tn· 111 , tlov. n
Owner •~ rrii1ll\ <1tt,.l
\\ orlt.I R E ;,.13 2.'>91
DUPLEX-Almost new
T"o 2 Bdrm-. :.! h ••
F1repla1:es I car gar
Xlnl loll' Clo ... e 111 J ll
'hopping Ac'l dph pnH·
'"town $255 000 1-.J'-\ J.., ~um to"' ml lnan ·call
for info
\!EL Fl I llS r \ Vll.10:" RE \LT<IH
675 8120
1118 Kmgs Pl J BR. fam
rm. 11, ba. li:e lot qu11 t
ne1~hhorho<XI $218.000
645 5083
MAGNIFIC E NT
HACIENDA OH
BAQ( BAY
'1 lldrm Maids room .
pool. :.tamed glas!> win
rlow~. S49!J,OOO Agent
646·1<»4
BEACH DUPLEX
1\Yo . 2 bdrm. 1 bath un
its Summer wmtcr rcn
tals. Priced for qwr k
sale
IA.UOA-HEWPORT
RHlty 675-8170
MAICEOFFH
Owner leavtng to wn
Need quick sale 4 Bdrm.
2 ba High assumable In
Appraised $225.000
HVH 8111 975·1260 or
760-0241 -------
T .. ILUFFS
Upper bay view. "f.1ost
desired origi nal are o
Spacious 3 bdr m + hob
by room. end unit. Huge
patio. $250.000 Agt.
640-5560.
POR SALi IY OWHll
Giant S Br. 3 Ba. Only
$269.SOO. Owrrer will
carrY at__.$1500 monthly
with $20.000 -Oown No
credi t neede d
7 \'1 S.W-1~
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6 Bdrm :I ba, l~l' dt'll :!
frplrs. r ul 111.• o,ac :moo
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In 67:1 ·1697 nr 612 501;;•
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S-16 S-100
WHITICAPS!
Or<.'a n Spt!t'lJl'ular Grac1ou..~ living '-'tlh .i
vww' Custom .bwll .lBr
2Bu ot'eanCronl homr
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Super v:iluc al S.1115.000 ---
JONES
REALfY ll'llC
E~T.N40
673-6210
NPT SHORES
Custom 'built 10 yl'ar~
new. Owner will rarn
2nd TO You own t.h'c
land 645-9161
[j, OPEN HOUSE
RfAl rY
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1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••
C·l lot 40xt00 dntwn San
C lem $62.500 Trml>
Owner 673 0359 -
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MOBILE HOME
SA.LES
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540.5937
l'fil <herl mu :!I mm•
tJke 11n·r pa~ m•·nt'
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Ac~forS«H 1200 I ........•.•••..•.••.•..
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dwn. tak1• mer pi.I) m .. nis
of $70 mo ").'16 fil rn ,\~k
for Jeff
Beoch PropHty 1350 ..........••••.........
{ 'Mona<ln Ca''
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front hnn1l' with Ill' L
sha1~I rtock for :! hoa\s
High hl'JmNl c1•1lin~.;.
atrium. flreplat<' "'''l
har & pn' ate p.illn 11n
the chancl Great home
for h' mg & entcrtarnml!
o\~n1•r 213 391 .:1606
BusiMss Properly 1400 ...•..•.........•......
\tarkel (;<'nt>ral Storr.
Post OfCltt. 1.. aJ1,L:.. 7
rnmmerr1al lots on lake
in San &<madmu \tu,
H\ Owner $.525.00ll Posl
Ho\ 47R2. In'. C.i 9'l7l4
LA.UHDROMA T
Well established laun
l.lromat :ind deaner ... m
high v1sab1hly l0t·allon 111
Costa M<!!>a 5 year lease
with options New eqwp-
ment, a real money
maker $29-1,000.
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4Br l '•Ba. 3 doo>r from Shorei•h H 3 br, fa mil} rm.
ocn. S850 mo 16921 10th \'ll'W, S1200 mo UR 2 Br.
S t 2 I 3 3 4 6 8 6 6 5 . den SIOOO mo Age nt,
2l3 592 3527 673·5354
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REHTIMES 631 -4555
WlMTH RENTALS
IAvail Sept 131
" llr home. li1v~I~ pat111.
i.:ar Sf;{X)
l,<tWl'r J Br apt, 1:.1r ,
Costa~ 3224 •.........•............
l nntempnrary <!Ur ~'\
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VETERA...aS
h n I 1t t1~ you owrll'd
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further infor1n:.rt11111 r;1ll
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RENTIMES 631-4555 $5() mo
Lo wer :l fir
i;ar SI~• mu
d pl~ aJJt. Duplex Easts1de 2 lldrm.
L~l· upper I Ht Jl>l. l!Jr
$700 m11
lia d ronl honll' J lit 21rJ
S!!()() mo
Ba~ front :i Br lvv.1·r.
Gar SJCMXJ rru
lfa\fronl. I Hr upper
gar. $:1~1
YEARLY RENTALS
lJllh.• b la nd L.:1• I Ur
a p t rir('k u n r u r n
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Lg<.' rurn ~ Hr a pl park
mg for 2 <':Jr~ 9i4MH Ill() tol
mo tenant'\ 1
'hi! pJIJO & l(ar.ig1•
ti7S 0562
'·a~ual L11tmi;' 3 Brtrm
Homl.' m trel.' s haded.
q wet area Just $190'
'.\1us tSee' 1 ~551 fee
RfHTIMES 631-4555
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RENTIMES
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1::1 Toro f':legancc ~
lluge endosed grounds
for Ku.ls und Pt!l:., und
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foufttain Valley 3234 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Super clean .tbdrm. s harp
& quiel . respon family ,
Isl la sl & sec Re nt
negotiable 968 t.ms
Rent To Own~ 3Br Ho ml'
s,.t5 W Lease 10 pt1on •
Kids Pets' (6954 1 fee
call Val. Agt 631 4~
Hll'.\11-:S FOR RE:'llT
.a Ad rms $595 S625
fo'enc~I yards & l!aragcs
Families pleast:'. ktlll> &
pets we lcome Call
!l&l 2.5611 or 973 297 1 .\i...'1 ,
no rec
HwitinqlGR leach 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Walk lo the Hcach '
Sunny 2Br $400 189161
A gt fee 631 .i 3.5.5
WALK TO BEACll, 2 1.Ht,
fplc, new pa int S47~ C<1 II
Keith. 962 4-171
SWEET OCEAN AIR
$375, 2Br.Ktds. Gar'
RIHTIMES 631-4555
VACANT 3 BR, pool,
sauna, 1acuzz1 Walk to
orean $700 mo Ca II
Henry, 962-4471 -------
Beachs1de Bl.Jsi.' S325
.\JI Bills Paid gt fee
"5489 Carrol 631 4557
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,,5•1.; m u $~!i 1141:.! or
>111 t:ll:t
Woudbndge Sbr, j_.m r m ,
din r m JIM. !ur. month
1lHHll h, 110 µl'l:i $975
\jCI 541 5002
~:tc1o1a111 Ill'" lownhorne in
IJtt·~llKIOU~ 1'urlll'rlll'k
S pt•l't.ic ular \'IC W 2
ma:;trr hd '>Wtc:.. dl'n.
2' ~ li.1. wl>t bur. frplt'.
1\ (', S l 2 00 h ast'
71<1 752 ~ur 7SI 5!115
2hdrm Ur angel n.•l• condo,
t 1• n n 1 -; , JI o o I . s p .1
S'\tlll mo 5KI :1165 l.'\ L'S
11<.'nta~e Pk 3Ur. 3ba .
ram r m . d ining . lge
1>at10 :"'olr rl'.'<'reu t1on
$7011 mo l»().8146
RENTALS
2br. 2ba $700
3br. 2ba SlOOOfurn
3br, I 2''Jba S725 $1500
lbr, 21,ba $700
1br + U 2' iba $950
lhr. 3b<a SlOOO
~br. 21,ba $17SO Spy I( lass
*•IRVINE!! S500-~ pr mo on I } r
lease Nine to c hoose
from . We're the one:. lo
call
\\OOdhrldge
RulUJ
551·3000
19?0 Karranra Pk .. ', In in"
R.A.'llCHOSAN J OAQU IN
="Jearl) new golf course
Condo 2 Br 2 Ba Atr
).1 t <'r o wa \'e
W u s h e r Dr ye r
Pool Spa Adults ~o
peh $750 mo L se
i60 1719
l\tlracu ve :Jbdrm. 2ba, 111
I .aMuna Vlllnicf' N11 JH.'l.'I
SOOS mu 497 !072
HOM F. FOR R fo:NT
J ltdrm s..~:,o 1-\•rH·ud
) ;Jtd ' l(UClljll' fU l1l1ll....
plt•illH' Kid, Iii pt·I ~
welromt• l'all 00.1 ~or
11'73 Ml A1w nt. no h•t•
3255 ...•..••..•...•........
LAME:AtOHT
... t'l'Ul 111t' hotnt' w11h
1h1t•k t H1lrrn. 21 .1 IJU, 2
lrplc 1111 wnJc lolrt•t•n tH'll
l.~t· rc llwood d t'rk
Tut>lt'fu lly dt•t•orlllt d
SI 100 mo )'r ly l!i t'
('h~htre fl t-: 7:'19 11177
Miuiolt Yi.fo 3267 ......•••...•..........
uo~n:s Jo'OR llfo~NT
:J & 4 Hdrm S5SO 15!15
Ft"n r•J va rd ~ Jnd
1-:u ru~"'' l-'.lm1l1 t.'~
µlt'J'>t' k id:. & µt· l~
"dl'Offit' l'J II 964 2SliG or
~3 m 1 .\I{! nu '"e .
~wport IHch 3269 •••••••••••••••••••••••
. 0 FE Ei Avt 4r Concto
re ntal:. Villa Rl·nlJl~
li7S 1912 ilkr
IAYVllW
Lido PenlMula. Doublt>
wide m ob ile homl'
lnS/mo. Super lux Irv
IOll w ........ ~.
Ul-MOO
N Jo:WPOJlT SllOR F:S.
3bdrm, 2ba, newly rt'
dt'conaled , oldt:r µre•
(errt'(f, $745/mo 675 4881i,
613 H145
llGCANYOM
Md.am Townhome 2 llR
2ho Tennis . pool. 1uc.
liec Cvd µ-ark inJJ for 2
Ct•ri. 644 7722 d y~ or
640 836R cv /wknds
WeslclHf area lovc•ly ex
l•t'Ul>VC hotn.! J kr. 21Jll,
a va1lahle for 1rnmed 1atc
occupancy Dec, J D
l'rol)t'rt)' Manageme nt
751 2787.
liAYFltoNT
l.g glamorow. 2lir 211a .
boat dock 8\Uil $130u
mo Owner agt t.7S OIO~
<.:NL FR.NT <tbr. 3ha. spa .
& 2 blks ocn. 237 C&nal
:>.pt Sh or ~~. ~1 000
67S 7•150
1' ----------1 Plu~h Versa111 e~ l'cn OHWATH
Beautiful bayfront ho~
w1th 5 bdrms. frml din
rrn, lge pal10, pier & sltp
SJ.0001100. Lease
Watt'tf10fttHws
hie. 631 -1400
WATERAtOMT
:16' Pier & slip, 3 bdrm &
den. ample parking, $!JOO
witho ut s lip . Sl .050
wsltµ per m o i\itl .
R ll R Brkr. 673·73011
RENTIMES
"AMHICAS LEADER
IM THE IUSIMESS
OFR&fTALS"
t:ALL
631-4555
Sharp East Bluffs <:-Ondo,
\'ICY.. 3bdrm. 21"l ba,
SJ 000 mo 759 1244 .
6.11 7226
LIDO ISLE
2 Br 2 Ba INn. F'rpl1·
Cable TV, elec . gar dr .
$125 0 m o Adult i1
67:1-1328, 67~
Bayshorcs
26M5 Bu y s ho r l.' O r
4bdrm. 212ba Sl:JOO mo .
\'t~ar lsc 213 441 ml or
jgs.2176_
:"'olewport lleighti. very
pn\'ale newly decorated
lge 2 story condo 3 Br, 2
ba . powder room. frplc &
pool Walk to schools
S900 m o. 645 ·4955 o r
&t5·4834.
IAUOA PIMIMSULA
POIMTHOUSE
4 Bdrm. 2 Ba Spa. view
Remodeled, dean &
se c luded. Sl300 mo
Nadine 631-1571
Lrg. 2Br rondo~ NeWJ>')rt
lle1ghts Frplc. pool.
w a s h e r & d n 'l'r
g;()01mo. 675-8410 d)s. or
673-2287 eves.
lhou.se condo. 2 l>r. 2 bu,
ami!ntttt'S ~t· Ava1l 1m
med Ad #309. 642 1300,
24h.rs
For Leui.C' Ulutrs X Pla n :I
Ur 21i Ua 1-'amrl y
Forma l Dming N11 1wls
$000 mo Afl 5 P ~ 64 1 ti23.t
WEST HACK I.ii\ Y
l 'OND<>
Ulx Jlir :J 1·ar g3r , k ith
OK. pool. S750 m o
l!JS 0121
3 br. 3 bu t.'Xet· honw, l n
le\d, trplc. m·can 1 u•w
Kuh & pets OK
1;..15 S0..13 after II
3 bdrm, 2 1:1 ba c ondo
beaut ocean & cit~ Ille:.
view, no J.tel!>, $700 mo
Jim 963 0902or ~-168 4650
Ynu 'll ltke lht~ Jdult It\•
ing in Newport's ftne\l
2Br, 3ba , den, pool, J ac
tennis No pets. I03 334!!
Bluffs condn ·I fir. 2', Ba.
new paint. new C'a~l
lease it)5() mo 833 1357.
SW 8170
YE.AIL Y on WATER
4 lidrm, 3 ba. (•xer llo me
w Jacun1 on canal front
Sl.200 mo.
:I Bdrm. I ha. 01•eunfrnnt
apt $850
The Real Estat e St<irc
675-1771
3276 ••..•..•...............
Punoram1r Ocean View·
29r Home. SJ75 W •F'rpl<'
Gar. Kids Pets: 15594 1
fee, a gt 631-4557 Car rol
S-J ....
CapiAlw l278 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beaut 2bdrm condo. all
xlras. re fn g, 2 s to r)
pool, 2 kids OK. nu d og
Avail 8-21 S4251mo lsl.
la~t 496 6.5"76, 831 9303
Stunning 3Hr J ust S52S
K1ds il'et.s OK, Gourmet
Kitchen! (8377 ) fee
R&mMlS 611°4555
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Nc•r Hu.a H08P • 2bdrm,
l"4Jlb11 , 2 car f(ar. l rg
patio , 2 s tory ,
washer/dryer , refrig,
pool, suuna, Jac By
month or year Avail
Sept 18, 1625/mo Dys
714 913 125S, E ves &
Sat /Sun 714 497 ;nso
Nwpt 8 <'h. wtrfmt, 1>l'C
bldg, eleJ(ant 2Rr, :!Rti. 2
µvt palms. pool, lmlry
fat'. u.ndrgrnd µarkmH .
reduced to IT75 mo For
JJ\I\ showing 9M 1961
I N T II t-: I. /\. K f; S
Nor l h w 11 o d . I h J r 1n
s tudio, S450/m o Call
David 979 ~1953 or l't'R
552·2000.
Clean E . liluH Condo 3br
2ba. a vail S ept 17
675·2424 eve~.
All new lBr, So. Coai.t
Pla ta Rec Fac1ltl1ci.
Tenms rourts Ava il tm
m e d Ad ults $41111
S.tS 7937
f:xdw.1ve Rig Canyon on
Golf Course Pool. ten·
rus. spa, 2hr, 2ba. gar
SllOO mo 640 8 126 &
o.197 5'171
Versailles, 2 BR • '~ lfa.
a du lb o n l y <;a ll
711·538·8465 ; 213·884 739(1 ------
H U N T I NGTO N
HARBOR. pnmt> loca
tron . mannu view. l>eaut
new Jbdrm, S975 :lba.
balcorue3. frpl<:. elt· No
pets 213 634-fl60<! or
714 f;.10 66.'>5
~HiUftfurn 3600 •............ .--.-, ...... .
<!br, yard. !(ar . S4"5 m11.
~3 4729 tla \'S, 594 lfifjJ
~ve~
Lr.: 21xlrm, ft'ni t•d \'rd
children OK $450 m11
,63 -7600
64§.1227.
o r
•••••••••••••••••••••••
..... ........ ]740 ..... ,. , •• )107 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
~mp&!>~ Mott'! Low 1131 $300 Ullll pd l 8 r :
l y & wet'k l y "pls Duplex. 417 ~.Bay Ave
Kitcht!n. pool, Color 1·v B & Ibo a No P e t s
Opposite be.Och U11l11 pd S..7 llSS
From ~ week I IH I Ith
St H H S36 4170
1769 •••••••••••••••••••••••
StlORTTF.RM
RENTALS
WeekJy & Winte r
A.scent 67~·8170
HAY fo'RONT 2 s tory h v
rm. drumat1c & exc1ung
2 br, dlnin1o1 rm. super d~
l'Or. $1500/tnu yrly
Watcrfronl/Sul1sbury
67l-6900
Ocean fmt upJ>('r dplx.
custom new 30r. 2011. ~
!>W\dka, rrpl(', yrly lsc
Sl200 mo 67~0081
2 BK upper dplx oeeanfrt w •sundeck & fple. S850
yrly 6734~
Winter Rental 2 Br I Uu
Ste ps to beac h Sept
tSth to June 15th $125
mo r.75 9229
Ut eanrrnt Choic'e arC'a
2l>r 2ha, ne w Yrl)
714/675 82A7, 213 '263 2132
--------• CoronacWM• 3122
NO
LEASE
REQUIRED
YEAR·ROUNO FUN·
Social Act1v1t1es 01
rec.t11r •Free Sunday
Brunch • BBQ s •Par
11es •Plus much more
GREAT RECREATION:
Tenn•s •Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Health Clubs • Sauna•
Hydromassage•Swim
~1ng •Driving Range
BEAUTIFUL APART-
MENTS: Singles 1 &
2 Bed r oom~. Fur
n1shed & Unturn1shl'O
•Adult Living • No Pet~
• Models Open daily
9 to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
Newport Beach/So.
1700 16th SI
101·•e• di lf>th
(714) 642·5113
Newport Beach/No.
880 Irvine
ar lfilh•
C7141 64>1104
•••••••••••••••••••••••
C:harminG IBr, 'iOUlh of
hwy, bit Ill.!>, beam CCII.
ga ruge. S49S /m o
9S5 364!1
28r. 1'2Ra , frplc, bllns
SS95 m o 760 OZ74 or
631 0143
Immediate occ upanc)
F'anta:.llc O('ean view
180 de g r e e fro m all
rooms Quiet. IBr, lBa
w 1pa rk1ng $575/m o
Wknds & eves 644 888!1,
wkdys. 1142.5757 ~
Wa lk lo bl'ach I m
m ediate oc c upan<'Y
Nice, lrg . & quiet 2Br.
2Ba, frplc . parking
Oceun view from deck
S7001mo. Wknds & eves
644·888il. wkdys 042-5757
Cut• & Cozy locMlor
w pvt µat>O, full kitchen,
&. of Hwy. $340 mo. f'or
appt (2131430-9156
De lrghtrul 2bdrm. ll)a .
frplc, patio, refrig. di:>
hwasher. gar. ~/mo rM 0149
i>ce an!ront 2 Br. I ba . no
children or pets. S800 mo
Agenl. 673-~ __ _
CodoMfto 3824
37 06 .._ _________ "'' •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• I Br Newly decor gas µrJ
Qwet Lit Jls. Sharp decor Oceanfront 2 br Xlnl
I Br Den. sundk full} cond AduJL<, no pets
e q u r pt &220 W k Gar Winte r S57S
$ a Q 0 I m 0 6 7 3 2lJ i9S :..Jlll 4:&1, 673-4J9.1 22 lS
- - - -. - - -Oceanlroot \ Je~ 2 & 3 Hr
lcAoaPftlliMula 1707 h al l'On >, frµlt·. ~ar
•••••• ••••• •• ••• • • • • • • • Fru m SS 5 u Y.. 1 n l c..• r
WIMT'Bl l&IT AL &W-4787
2br. healed pool. 4tl.1 t-:
Balboa S450 mo ava il
Sept l ,675--1871 .
Slee ping r o om s &
kitchenettes SOO wk &
up Oceanfront 67!i 87 IO
Yearly, upstairs. 4uain1 ;!
br. I ha , util pd $1~ mo
Call 675 8213
1 Br Lndry Gar Pau o ,,
blk beach Winter S425
Yearly SS.SO. 673-9327
...aE.AalAY
2 Br . garage. S600 winter
A1so2 Br. ba \'\'iew.deck.
gar. 9650. -
JACllS REAL TY
675-4670
Several small l & 2 BR's
rum. $355 & up Several 2
BR o c eanfront a pb
Winter & yrly AJl ut1l pd
673-9270
OCEA~FRONT Winll'r
Exec Type, rwod Jrl.',1.
4u1e1 3 Br & 1 B r
675·4688
WINTER 2br frpi<' d1~
hwa~her. ga r . l)lp11 tn
sand. no pet!>. '>()(I mo
open hse S S Sc!()!; :"'l'P
tune 548-9275
Lg 4 Br 2 ba l 'nf furn 2
s u n d e c k s !:>tl.'ps l o
b e ac h $tl.i0 mo
1 L+sec 67J.9312
3Br. 2Ba Dplx, frplc. 100
yds to b<:'h, 9 mo b e S600
mo. l.2S 39th St 1213 1
s::l).2259
Beaut furn <x:e11n front
apt 2bdrm. den . 2ha. 2
car gar laund~, winter
rental. Open llouse Sa t.
301 0 W Oce a n fron t.
675-3072. 673-5902 Also
2bdnn lba furn. winter
encl gar Adlts pool
&t2·5073
2 Br I bath Apt Newlv
decor Gas pd en <'bd
~ar pool Adlts 642 5073
Colontal 2R<1rm F.slate
s:»lS Ga r + Fncd Yarn
1-'or Kidsr Pets(5361 I fee
RENTIMES 531 -4555
2 Br. 2 Ba S w1deck. S425
Avail aprrox Oct Is l
.148·8675 dys, 760 14HI
C\'es &wknds
Custom 2Bdrm $350 A11
'1cw Apple. Huge Gar
Close to S.Csl P laza
u llhlles pa tdC5596) fee
RENTIMES 631 -4555
2 Br 1'2 Ba townhouse .
bll·lllS, all', patio. & gar
~o pets $425 645-4837
meatiB.Au
APARTMENTS
2Br 28a S450-S455
398 West Wilson, 631·5583
Adults No pets ------
2 BR. pool. ga r . I m1 lo
ocean. S4SO. Adlts. No
pets. 646-0354 o r 644-2578 lmrru'!r 2 ·.,tr} <1pl. un
furn 2 Br p.11111 l(ar
~;; IO<'I !t Uttl Beauttfwl~ rt•mncf' :1 Hr
homl.' unium , $1200 11111
ISl'
AMERICA'S FIRST
CO~PLETE HOME
H ~::"ITAL SERVICE
ALL AR Ei\S, S IZF:S
Exec LaQuesta home nr
beach 4 BR 2 Ba. Fa m
Rm. i !>l). 21 2 car ~ar &
bonus rm incld in 3000
sq.fl or li1ttnJ: space.
$1000 mo !164 7198 or
645-3447 TurtlerQCk View
Exec Twnhme. 2 Br . 2
Ba. earthlones. 1 yr lse
$700mo. Ginny Stevens
\gt.833-8600,975·1192
NEWTOWN HOME
3bdrm, 2'1'2ba, patio,
frplc, 2 car gar . pool.
s p a , t enn i s $7211
s-ta AM 3280 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba. + 3 Bdrm. 2
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba. Steps l o b_eac h.
Ocean Front 2 Ur Avail
9--20-80 lo 6-20-81 $-13.5' mo
714 1548·9842
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
Townhouse . Spacious.
fireplace. pool. Quiet
area. Adults . no pets
$495. 64~3381 . 675-5949. Lovcl} 3 Ar +den. f;,im1l y
home. pat111. i.:ar, unfurn .
SlOOO mo to mo tenancy
South 1-Jayfronl 3 Hr
lower . gar. rum/unfurn
$1 2011 m o S outh
Bayfront. .i Hr uppl!r.
gar , Sl50IJ mo furn or un
rum.
Lou Bttc.htel & Assoc
67§.3331
A,'ID PRICES
CALL TODAY
631-4555
2 Bit very qwet. Adults
No pets. RanRe & refer .
t:11ls paid S490 mo.
1)4812 w 18th. 642·0835
S375 m o 2hdrm 1 ba
1luplex ="Ju doRs li45 Vi c
lon a s.tt>-!1124
Coolsrde Comforts 1 llr
S32S + ulil ' <54891 fee
can Vicki 631-4556 Agt
---
3 Br townhouse $7001mo.
S w i m p ool ra c il
213 4~1 or SS9·6590
HOME FOR RENT
644-4l9'l. -------
I.ACX IA Y VIEW
2Br. 2Ba Condo . like
new. highly upg raded .
$'975mo.~
BLUFFS CONDO
Lge 3 Br, 21-i ba. Like a
mdL No pe ts . Sl200
759-0309
3 Br. 2 ba. c pts & drps inc.
S57S/m o, c htld O K
714/645·2462, 213/281·3398
3br. lge fam rm. great
location $575 /m o
Children o.k 754·5300
days, 964·3628 eves
T..till l290 •••••••••••••••••••••••
__________ ,"!. li<lrm + den, z• Ila
Absolutely ex ceptio nal
brand new, never oc·
cupred 3 Bdrm 21 'l ba
ho m e Landsca ping .
c arpe ting & dra pe s.
family room with up
stairs loft lhat can be
used as bdrm. or den 5
blocks fro m be a c h &
school SHOO pex mo +
utils Owne r w1U main
tam ext y ard Ca l l
891·7951
4 Bdrm. s.595. Fenced
yar d & garage Family
p le a se Kid s & pets
welcome Call 964 2566 or
973-297 1 Agenl. no ree
Newport Crest. 4bdrm,
3ba. fam rm, unubstrucl
ed ocean view S950 mo
548·5019,557·7520
Ktds & Pets are OK in
thtS Large2Bdrm Home
Only $395 c8324 l fee
R&mMlS 63 I ·4555 WLnter lease 2 Br 2 Ba.
b l l ins. $550 m o
2 13 371 768H 2 1 0
Em ... rald
l Br . 1 Ba frplc hou.-.r
w fenced \ard. Grand
Cana l, L1°ltlt-b l.10<1
single adll or couple on
ly No pets $650 675 1896.
673 3825
Balboa Penin5Ula 3207 ..•............•.......
Bay f'rnnt large 2 bdrm 2
ba. Condo 1n Newport
Bay Tower'l Very tux
urlous S<'currt) bid)!
Po ss1hlc boat s l ip
675·8011!
Yearly Nearly new 2
story home. Quiet m id
pe nins ula loc Frplc.
jacu zzt. etc. Agent
67J.S369
C-.tstr.o leach 3211 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bea utiful Bargain 1
3Bdrm with Hu~e Chefs
Kll<'hen +More' Onl~
$190' l84.2St fee
can Ca rrol 631-4~ ----------
COf"OINI .. M. 3222 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jas m ine Creek new. 2
story. ocean \lt!IW. 3 Br 3
Ba Fam rm 2700 sq
ft Sl500 t m o 2 13 /
446 6684
2bdrm. den. ntce
S)2.5/mo. 7C17 1'J Acacia.
1146-3767 ----Ha bof va.w HCMM1
Exec. 4br. 31~1ha, Incl
sepcr ale In low a pl
~!_orSS7·7372 _
Immediate OC<'upancy
F 1rntas llc 180 deg ree
oce an view city Ii ~hts
from all rooms Lrg. 2llr,
ZBa. family &.. d in in1ot
$1000/mo . m o nthly
Wknds & eves 644 ~.
wkdys. 642-5757 ----
Brook Vrew Condo 2 car
gar i\lnum lmme d
:l\ all No pets S625
Sierra Mgmt. 641 1.324.
\H:SA VE RDE 5 Bdrm.
rormal dinmg rm. pool
tnJmtenance & gardener
ttlt'I $1050 mo lse
Watt•rfront Homes
bll 1400
.\lesa Verde area 31.>r, 2ba,
$5."IO mo For appl call
<!1:1 943 1486
Prestigious Palace! •
Sparkling38drm $525'
f'rplc & GarC9497> fee
RENTIMES 631-4555
On e bedroom -g round
le vel·lots of green ery
and a slre am outs ide.
pool + tennis Avail.
around Oct 1. S425kno.
J erry J ones, 631·1266.
Agt.
L.,...INct. l248 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jog lo the Bea ch $495
2 Bdrm with all the
Extras! (9978) fee
RENTIMES 631-4555
4BR. Bluffs 2Ba. avajl Wftfs d tu ~291
immed Xtra Sharp •••••••••••••••••••••••
,,.,. 647 HOME FOR RENT SBSO/mo . .,...,.7 4 Bdrm. S5SO. F e nced
3Br, 2Ba home. bay win yard & garage Family
dows , frplc . co vered ple ase Kids & pet..s
pat 1 o . 2 c a r g a r welrome. Call 964-2566 or
Gardener incl. S700 1mo. 973-2971. Agent, no fee
Days: 213-736-3990, Eves . .._... fwwl•dor
&wknds: 213-28.S-4332. U.fwRh..... llOO
Super mdl home, 4 Br, Nr
water. like new. S950.
751·2442, 63J.1341
•••••••••••••••••••••••
MISC•' EAMOUS Lo \'ch 4 br . ram r m . ~111ch: :.?ha. n r P aularino
Srllool. :.iva ll Oct 1
S'750 mo ;157.8623
Beau tiful brand new 3
bdrm. 212 ba. Huntington
Beach home. Completely
carpeted & drape d. 5
blocks from be a c h &
s chools. llOO per mo. +
utils. Owne r will matn·
tam ext yard care. Call
891-7951. ----
Oreanview 2BR +den, 4 Beaut. lge 2 Br w /frplc.
decks, lease. S700. Ask pvt patio. 315 E. Bay, Bal
for Dave 644·7211 Penin. S)2.5, 640-5536
IBfTALS,MI ...
L.-'9f W.dlolt
WW..&Y..ty ,.., & "'5fww. MESA VERDE
Custom 4 Bdrm & Studio.
Pool. JacJzzi, lnlt'o m ,
Servt('e Bar plu~ Wet
Bar, Pnvate, Secunty
Huge Lot by App mt only
$345' 000 546-3642
3bdrm townhome. kids or
pets OK w /d e posit.
SSOO /mo. Bill 536·6565.
960-1217
543-0362
tba. l br. walk to beach,
fenced yard_. __ _
Beaut. 3 Br w /view. All
new inside. Lge yard.
P>O/mo. 640.5536
4bdrm. 212ba. living rm •
E's1de. JO' liv rm, 2 Br , beaut land s caped .
dt'n. fncd yrri, pet OK $730/mo 848-5489.
$.'iSO + $150 Se<.'. 642 0857
3 Br, l ba. frplc, lge deck.
hardwood n oors. fenced
back yard & dbl garage.
S700 mo. Agt. 494-7SS 1.
Graci~ living in lovely
3bdrm, 2ba w /&pa. No
pets. 1125/rm. 497-4072. --------
Elegant 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba
Flreplace with beautiful
landscaping Kids OK.
Ni> pets Walk to school &
OCC Gardene r meld.
S700 mo 556· 1385
Newport Terr Condo
2 hr, 2 ba. frplc, gar,
pool. Kuls OK no pets.
SS90. 968-.8388 960-1 S03
2bdrm. lba, gar. yrd, bit·
'ins, refrig, sm child OK,
no doJ(s. 1~ A Meyer Pl.
$475. ~9-3oi84 . ------
1.)uplex. 2Rr l l~ba, patio,
SJ(I gar Nu peb. $311().
Dave. agt 644 7211
$695 3 Br. 2'" Ba . 2
private patios + sun·
deck Air condition. Near
So C Plata Adults. no
pets TSL Properties,
G42. 1003
4 Bdrm l o/• B
Fireplace. Fam Rm. 2
Car Gar 1700sq. n. nea r
Hamillon1Bushard. S750
mo 964·7198or645-3447.
La Questa twnhse. 2 br
avail, l pvt bath. No pets
or or kids Shar e w /S·
ingle owner. $450 /mo.
Call 96CHl636.
Super Shllfl>, best area in
H.B. Zbdrm, 1550/m o.
Rich 964-11187.
$550 m o. Newly r e ·
Two Tenffic HcM.1
Both are 3 BR 2 ba with
ocean views. S800 and
$850.
LeCJl-Vllalp l.L
4'7-1761
a...,-... JUO •••••••••••••••••••••••
3Br condo. View or moun·
t ain.s, near golf cou rse,
Laguna Hills village.
Pools. tennis. volleyball
etc. IBS. 962·5585. Ask
for Dee.
furbished 48r Condo. 'MJE LAKES. dlx tbdrm
s ubmit on c hildre n , loll, end unit w /frplc ,
962·l618 waterways, tennis, pool,
HOMES FOR RENT et c. Call 752·8200 o r
2. 3 & 4 Bdrma. tm-1125. S:U .. 14.
Fenced yards Ir 1ara1ea. n..::o---Y-CHl--D-..--n-pe--=-rt
Fam.iliea please. kids Ir Mnke °' repaln, tun
pets welcome. Ca ll to~ Sen'lee DlredotY
964-2586 or '73-2971 Al\. la Cla11lfled to aolve no fee. • ~~toa. __
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Npt Shores, lrg canalfronl
home, 2-sty, 3 Bdrm +
den, 3 Ba, 2 frplcs, lrg
redwood deck o ver
waler, 2 car garage, 2
comm. pools, tennis crts,
walk to ocean. S950/mo.
yrly. Owner&tS-6646
IDITAL
(CllO)
We hasten lo te ll you
about bis one:
•l.st time for rent
•Westcllff.Newport
..Close lo all services
•2 Bdrms ·2fuU baths
•Pool, fireplace,
•Spacious
•Everything nice
•Adults only
While it lasts. only 9650
per mo.
A Oh•uuon or
Harbor lnv('~tmcnt Co
7 oceanfronts from S900
to $1600. Many o ther
beach locallons.
We 're open every day.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR . INC.
6 7S.-46l0
Ca It ' I ,.. ... d 1400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
.Zbr. 1 \'Iba, No. Irvine
area. $.'525/mo.
637-4051
Co11ds 'I•• ~ ... , l4J5 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Perfectly placed Condo in
Orange Co. 2 Bdrm. 2~
Ba. with greenbelts .
Priced incorrectly al
~per ,.,o. 1 year lease.
Adult ~o mmunil y.
Gracious Uvlng. 552·3400.
Only qualified need call.
Newport Terrace coodo,
3bdnn, 2~ba. highly up-P'aded with lovely pallo,
washer/drye r , alovc 6
mri1. Community pool,
sauna Ir jac. 91145 /mo. No peu AvalJ Oxl 6
631 1317 for app
~~--·------------
Complete with linens
W e ek l y M o n thl y
6iJ..4586.
Winter Rental 2 Br. l Ba.
Steps to be ach Sepl.
15th. to June 15th. S425
mo.67S..9229
1 BR y rl y . new
paint/c rpt. sgl mature
a dult. S275 ut pd. 673-1178
Winte r Rental. 2bd rm.
apt b} Bay. $450.
675-3875.
CostaMna
Com pare before you
rent. Cus to m design
features; P ool, BBQ.
cov 'rd garage. new
furniture . s urro unde d
with plush landscaping.
Adult living al 1ls best
No pets.
I Bdrm furnished $400
2 bdrm furnis hed $480
365 W. Wilson, 642-1971
SUSCASITAS
FUm 1 br. a pt. S32S & up.
Encl. gar . Adu lts. no
pets. 2110 Newport Bl.
548·4968 betwn 8:30 &
5PM
I Br. Cottage. Furn ,
Clelln & private. Adults
only. no pets. Utils incl
$400 mo lSl & last +
Sec. dep 548-0522.
..... .......... l740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
H.l'sFIMIST
Spanish F.s.t.at e Living!
Beautiful park-like.. sur·
roundin gs . Terraced
pool. Sunken gas bbq,
s pa rkli ng fountains
S p aciou s roo m s .
Separ ate dining area.
Walk-in closets. home·
like kitchen & cubinets.
Walk to Huntington
Center.
l Bedroom·unfurn. $400
l Bedroom furn fro m
$430
2 Bedroom furn $500
Twnhse·unfurn. fro m
S500
Adults, no pets.
Utilities Free!
LAQlJlNTAHl!:RMOSA
16211 Parltslde Lo. l blk w. of Reich. 3 blk:s s. or
Eclln11er
1447 .!;441
Quiet 2 Br Adult. No pe ts
Furn o r unfurn
SJS0.2421 1-:. l6lh. St
6454 718
3bdrm. 2ba. ,•ery nicely
rum mcl Ulll. ('able TV. z
channel. gar Steps lo
ocean w view Dys
213 585 0921. w ke nd s
714-673· 1881.
3106 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br. Crpts, drps, bll·ms .
gar. Adlts. no pets. $395
mo. 1110 Victor ia St
548·1367 Aft 5PM
SPACIOUS adJI 2 HR 1 Ua
upt. open beams. serving
bar. lots or wood thruoul
S375 mo 673-8803 evs
:-le w 3 Br , 2 12 B a
T o wnh o u s e . $550.
Pn\'ate yard Close lo
shopping. Adults 1982
Maple, 548·2408 ---
3br. 2ba . drapes. cln. nr
Wilson & Placentia . s.575
963-1 m aft.5pm
Bay Front completely re-
decorated. 3 bdrm. 2 ba.
fire place Great vrew or
bay fro m large pallO
Beach at your front door Spa cious Fanuly 3 bdrm
Avail Sept. 15. Ye arly 2 ba $395. Playground &
lease SllOO mo. 613·3466 pool !>48·95.56 from 12-7
or644·4323. P_M ________ _
YRL Y 1 br, deck. gar
prkg .. laundry ra c. Avl.
now. S.SSOmo. 673·0188
Deluxe Bayfront 3bdrm ,
2ba, r efrig. rrplc. adults .
no pets. $1000/rm yrly.
646-7213. 644-5138.
Sm a ll ba c hel o r
w /k itchenelle. j:juiet
s ing l e pe r s on, refs ,
$300 /m o .. util s pd .
673-1275 ----.... ,so ...... 3107 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S750 yearly . Charming
Bay Front 1 Bdrm
P a rk ing. U ltls pd .
675-3063 Wlrnds 679 9667
Eves.
Small Bach. S300 Yearly
U lils pd . 4 8P M
Ma nager 675·5112
Newport Beach, bay vrcw.
2 bdrm. l bath. frpk ,
patio. no garage Yearly
S600 . AJ(l /Owne r
675-6160.
$2.17 per DAY
Thal 's aH you pay for
a 30day ad in the
DAILY PILOT
SBVICE
DIUCTOIY
DOlTNOW'
642-1671
2 Br. frplc. E .side. im·
mac . S460/m o. Is l &
last. Avail. now No pets
I r htld. 64&~
2 Bdrm, 1 Bath. w /deck &
encl. gar. E.s ide. $450
The Real Estate Store
b'iS·l771
2 Bdrm. Deluxe Apt. New
drapes. clean roo my ,
quiet. Mature adults .
$375 Security $100 .
Clearung fee $150. Open
Sat/Sun 10-2. l47 E 18th
St.C.M.
3 BR 2 Ba, fplc,
adults , no p~ls
1 flast mo. sec.
633-4681 or537-8571
DtW.
1500
de p ..
lbr. nice. clean, close to
shop & Lransp. Pref. Fem so+ S29S 548-6518
S3.'iO mo. 2 Br 1 Ba, Mesa
erde, avail 9, 15, Adults.
no pets. 5.SS-6221 Agt.
2 Br. Duplex Kids/Pets
OK Yard. M25
548.Q>l
EAST SIOl lWIPLIX
Lg tBr. lBa units , com·
pletely re decorated.
F.ncl garage.vacant, no
kids or pels. 24218 Orange
Ave S49-20U -------
1 Br 1 ba. lge backyard Ir
patio. Cpt /d rps , gas
stove, encl aar. wa~r pd,
s ml pet ok 1400/mo
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PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
COUNTRY CLUB
LIVING IN
NEWPORT
BEACH
An Jdull 1·ommunrt' 1111
lhe Burk Ba} Spec
l:it ular Sp:i, 7""1mmmi.t
poob l:I lii.:hted lt>nn1s
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l7J.1 1&i.1 190(1
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W l) hook up :\,·;ir SL
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occupancy TSL ~lgml
&l2·1603.
Dana Poiftt 3826 .......................
<ke:inv1ew Il;Jch 2 rOOml'
m Hotel. StOO + Sec dl'
posrl of $.100 2306 W
Oceanf ront N n
673 415<1
\'.tra lg 2Br. 2R:i i::ir..ri:t• 2 BR pool gar I m1 lu
walkrng th~tJnl'l' I<> Ll·h oc•e.1n S-150 \dlt:. :'\o
$450 mu 6HI 511ill ur pet'> &lf,.035.J o r&l4 25i8
675 4174
-VERSAILLES Spact:icular 'tt'\\ 11no;111
front. 2h<lrm l ':ha lrg BACH/I BR
deck. frplc . immt•tl1alt• \ ne,tt upgraded full
pos:.e:.sron S700 Isl la~l. ~t'l'tmty µenthou:.e. o\E.'r
S250 sec 8.'.ll 3.125 lookrng parkltke i.:rnund ---& fountain S50U mu
I Br. I ba apt, pool, olf st Agent. 644 7~11
pdrkmg S:l.50 mo .. ALSO \'crsaalles ~cunt} com
2 Br. I hn, S4.>U mo plcx 2 Bdrm View 495·~7 675·4912 Bkr
Hwttinqton ~och 3840 .•....•................
Suns hine & Charm 111
ttus Cozy 2Br Retreat
OnJ) S325 <84661 fre
REHTIMES 631-4555
Lovely all adult. no pet-...
1,2&3 Br apu. 6200 t-:d
rnger, h b 846-11619
Deluxe poolside xtra lge
2br. 2ba Bltns. dshwhr
l' 2 m rlo!> beach. Adi ts.
n o p ets. $395 mo
53&8362.
HUMTIMGTOH LAKES
SPARK.LING STREAMS
CASCADING
WATERFALLS
TOWERING PINES
NEW SPACIOUS
LAKESI DE ADULT
APTS.
•Ask Manager about
$150 Discount
•Elegant fireplares
• Pnvate lak eside palro~
& balconres \
•Heated pool &
whirlpool s pa
•4 miles from beach
··~· 160 7562 Ellis Ave H . 8 .
<3blks W. of Beach RI l
2 BR. pool. gar. I mt lo
ocean. $450 Adlls. No
pets. 64&~ or 644·2578
ranl.isltl' \'l('\Ai. lcnnrs.
health club. 11001!>. ~pa
thr. "' rm ktll'h. bal
\vatl no .. Super al $.'i95
iS I 11.170 tl)S 49~ -11115
l'\C'
VILLA BALBOA
:-.le"' Luxul) 2 Br Condo
Full Securrly uoder
!(round parkrng, Cagne\
Lant.>. ms mo 675 3007
V\.'rsaalle!>
Br 2 Ba
Sec S725
t-:\ e~
P e nthouse 2
Ocean vie"
mo 644 0452
l'kl) Front Apts $460 to
$700 Sandy beuch. Avad
Sept 7th. [)ock spat'e?
711 673·47!1!1 & 675-6491
lbdrm. pool. block to
ocea n . s 1ng lt' adult,
S300/mo. &12·5002.
I Bdrm Yearly. Steps lo
bearh Garage parking.
5400 mo lO<I 15th. St. N B.
673-3958, 544-6899.
1 2 block from bearh 3
Bdrm 2 Ba . Upslairs
Bwlt·ms. sundeck. gar
Lease $650. 127' ~ 4-tlh. St
640-6140
Easlbluff, country
charm 2 Br 2 Ba up,
patio. dshws hr $62S.
3 BR 2~ Ba twnhse. close 6.11·2029
tQ. beach, fplc, gar, lge ---------
patio. $550 pe r m o 2Br. 2Ba. West cltff. frplc,
964·2937 pool. adlls. no pets, $475
Sublse to Mar 31, 1981
JBr, 28a wtrlmt condo
w /boat s llp $900 m o
(213) S92·S426
Woodlake Apls . 1&.2B r
apts. Adults. no pets .
Beautiful view, 846-6591.
Lovely 2 & 3 Bdrm.
Townho uses, garage,
patio, laundry fdl $il25 &
1525. Call 21.3/596·7202.
New Lux CONDO lbr,
pool. tennis. clubhse &
walled community.
MSO/mo. 67~S839 eves.
M7 -12116 days
NICE 2 Br. patio, pool.
pra.ie, r,,.k!, trees.1385. mo.ea.mt
mo 645·0302
NEW OECOR·3Br. 2Ba.
frplc. gar. 2 blks bch.
$675 mo y rl) No
pets/kids. 645-1682
Lovely Lg. 2 BR, steps lo
ocean 47lh Sl. SS.SO/mo
968-8263
OCEAHFIOMT
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frplc, only 3 yrs old, dbl
gar $1300/mo yrly.
OCIAHFIOMT
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only 3 yl"A old, dbl g11r.
llOO/mo yrly.
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NEWPORT BEACH
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tM5 6101
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l"arport. Jauntln f:it·1hl)
l'ubht tennis 1·nurt;. a nil
).!Olf l'OUr.P nght hchrnd
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hit• ()<'\ I SJ.15 m o
lease Owner 642 OIJA
::? l:ldrm I Ba. ~ml ~ rtl
garage, close to b<>ach
SJ75 m o 493 50.n 01
196·4292
I • 2 year; new golf courst
\ 1e,. 2 BR. 2 BA -.pht
IC\l'I apartmenl Built
rn~. tarpel, drapes. ;
carports. laundl') fac11t
I). pubhC' tennis court•
and golf cour~e r 1gh1
bt•hrnd AdulL'I. no fX'b
\\:11lahl e O t·t 3
~25 mo lca!>I.' O" ncr
6.t2-IJIJ8
San Juan
Capistrano 3878 .....•..••.•..••..••.•.
3 Br. 2 ba rondo Hrand
ne" Pool, ll'nnts, 9)50
192 6700 or -192 2796
2b<lrm . J 1 2ba, Capi-.lr:rnt
Cas 1la~. frpl <·. pal111
adull<> n n pet ,
213 !HO ;,()11
Tustin 3890 .....•.•.•.............
Dehghlful 2Bdrm SJ.W
Uble Gar 199851 fee
REHTIMES 631-4555
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M F 'hr 3 Br houst· 111 n1cc
pan ur llB W:ilk tv bth """i> pt.-r~o n un i )
$225 mo 960 77R7 .ifl 5
Shan• :lllr homc. pool,
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557 7679
Femalt' 21 + 1 lousl'. l'o~ta
~1 t' :. a $ l 6 0 + u t 1 I
833·9331 da~s . 751 6270
t'' c:. L"a
r em<ilc wanl~ tu :.hare
deluxe 2 br. 2 ba tondo
"llh 'rew & Jacuaa
:\e wport 8eat'h a rea
Call 646 li270 or 642·9696
fordcta1b
r c m .~hr 2br. ocn front
S32S mo Yrl~ mrl ulll
''JSh di"). g.ir 6.11 2451
Da\l'
P lush new t\Ainh:.e. pool.
3br. 21 ,ba. S195 1 a ulll &
~ec depo:,11 955 3J.t9
f't'm -.hJre fum1s ht'd i\pt
Sl !\O mu ,, on ulrl
Hderrnn'' 645 4740 aft
tl11m
SUN"N Y Newpo rt lkh apt,
2Hll 28,\, F'l::M Shan :
over . 21, Tcnnrs. J :it:
Gym $220. Mon Fri
Day· KJ8 28S l Diane '
W :intt•rl Fl•rn 'Jon
'imokt'r Sharl' .ittr:u ll\ e
2 Br Apt W 4u1el
m.iturt' fem E llllh Sl
c' \1 l'ool \\ ~ar S210 .._
Ultf 7>-11! 3315
l'rnl Ft•m lo share 211drm
2bJ Jpl. 1"11~1 .. 'iame
2"1 :12 non s m o k e r ,
S287 m o 67:1 3:15$ or
673 1 i7S Jfl i or Unfumislwd J900 • •••• •• •• • ••• •......... So La .R h om e . I a r g e
Seawind Village
New 1&2 bdrm luxun
adult a pl.s rn 14 plans
from S4 15 , 2 hdrm
townhouses from $.53.'l +-
room. ha. own <.'nt pnv
beach 199 1722
Male pref pr11•e negol
5br. hs<! rn Fountain
\'alle) 847 lS:~I Pal
pools. tennis. waterfall~. Fem I to 'hre hcaul 2 ponds~ Gas for cooktn.R & bdrm upt rn <.:M $235 m cl
he11tmg pa rd. From San~ utrl C<.1 11 Danny 957 ·2827
Diego F'rwy dn l'e North eves
on Beach lo Mc Fadden
then West on Ml·r addcn
to Seawi nd Vill11 ~t·
<714 )893·5198
Oceanfront for Wrnter
Rentals. Furnished & un
furn. Broker 675-4912 -Rooms 4000 ..................•....
On Newport Beach. Bearh
Hotel room s mull
kitchen. 2306 W Ocean
fronl. S200 & up S260 Sec
&deposit 673-4154 .
Shre 2 bdrm apt, avatl
now, 2 hlks frm br h Val
53&68.58 afl 1 pm
Female. Hous e 1 blk to
Beach a ccess to Pool &
T en ni s afl er S pm
646 0236
Male wants female room
male Avail Oct I Non
s moker. clean & mature
for C.M Area $185 + 1 2
Ultl 6.11·3272
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lt.17 \\ot'~td11f N II Want
flll,llH"IJI lllSl 7000:. f
bl I lour \l(ent 5-1 I 5032
f':w l"Ull\t' ·u1te lrl'tnc
W , l'l'1•1Jl 1·vnf rm
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g.1r u1•11 tild g
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l•'rom $.!Oii pl·r n11.r11 h
N<·ar Cd~l & "-" Frw\
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"THE"
EXECUTIVE SUITE
Full \t'nll'l' nffllt'" 111
"l/1·wpor1 Cl·nter
&HI 5-170
1-:,t'C'Ull\ t' offtl'C 'UI ll'
J\ Jtl :-o;t'a.r 0 C .\1rpurl
285 sq ft mC"ludl'lt rccep
t 111n1 ,;t JJn11 11r1 .. 1
~rni·t· all ulll p.1111 &
murc l'all 556 O~I
C11mmerr1al. ~tor •·
'hops E Side. CM Fr
~ I " smk 5-18 7249
KOUCEHTER
NEWPORT
Elegant execut ive '>llllc-.
1n prestige local ron With
co mplete s upp o rt
:.erl'1t·cs
714 851 0681
I room . + 12 ba Pn vatc
entr. util pd, marn street,
HB. $165. S11~rra Mgmt
Co 641 ·1324
CdM Office. 360 sq ft I.kn
vrew. new c rpts. c l<'
:\t o M o o r 1 e .i s e
675·5444.
CORPORA TE PLAZA
NEWPORT CENTER
2 P\I\ of cs with reception
area. 759-1550 ----------
Ideal locauon for Al
tom ey. Real Estate. or
E nlrepreneur Of fice
now available large
paneled Reception a rea
wrth s torage and 3
pri,·ale o ffi ces 111
beJut1fully marntarned
full :.en1ce b utldrng
1Comer Westchff Dr &
lrvine. Newport Beach >
800 sq fl
Call Melissa &t5-til01
COST A MESA, ORANGE
COAST r lNANCf,\L
CENTER SUITE 6
28-15 Mesa Verde Dr E
S295 mo melds Rerep ·
uorusl. and u111tt1es Set'
!! 5 or call 957 14 M
J E Uunger ,\ttorne~
DELUXE OFRCE
SPACE AV All.AILE
C1t1zens Bank of Costa
Mesa bwldrng. 301 E.
17th Sl. Costa ~t e'ia ,
92627 Conlacl John
Sunoes or J ohn Walsh
979-~.
-Ma o.~~ &~S
675 sq fl in prestigious
Fash ion Island wilh
ocean view. $1.30 pr ft
644-9990
EXEC.OFRCE
Private bath w /s hower
705 E. Balboa Blvd. NB
400 s q . ft. S200 m o .
642 4623. -----------
East side Costa Mesa
SS01mo
646-0100
Lg sunny room, It krtchn
& lndry facrl. Ref re<1
Roommate for duplex at -
beach, $250 m o Avail 830 sq ft. in very desira
Month Month or y ear ble Indus trial Park ,
round. 675·5769 Costa Mesa 642-3705. CM. 548-1372 "
LOVS.YROOM
S285 t mo To r ef ined
working couple Pvt bath
& patio Non ~mokcrs
493·3115
Room&locrd 4050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R oom and board for
highly gifted adults, pvt
condo In Ftn Vly. Good
supervision, pvt room or
double. 962-0510
Vocatlolt l ... als 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
La Questa twnhse. 2 br
avail, 1 p vt bath No pets
or kids Share w tsin~le
o wner $4501m o Call
960 86..16
M or F 21·30 to s hare new 3
br E . side, Mbr, pvt ba.
sun<leck, a /c. $275/mo.
incl. utils. 631·6186 afl. 3.
Female to shr 3 Br. furn
house in Irvine $250/mo
+ 1'1 ulll. Dys 640·9200,
eves s.59-6796
t.ge Big Bear Cabin pool Gs ... 1
tbl, color l.Y, 2 frplCS ...... 050
Sipe 14 714-545-6816 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Muico-Bajamar. New
home. fulJ rac. Day Week
or Month. ~6493.
WANTED : Garage
w /lock lo atore rumllure.
Call 673·6540, S48·0722
aner5pm
64.S-0384.
J60sq ft S200 mo.
439 HalJlilton. CM.
645-7184
-~~~--~~~-
LAGUNA BEACH
5 Approx 500 sq n. $300
mo. 333 3rd St. < 213)
393.2347
F1RST TIME OFFERED
Approx. 1500 sq rt of-
fice/commercial space
fronting on Coast Hwy.
Loe. at 2400 West Csl
Hw~. Npt. Beac h .
731·~ « 645·3683.
Office rcw re.nt. Appro1t.
550 sq. n. MOO mo. lncld
utlls. 2460 Newport Blvd.
Costa M esa . See
Manager_.------
Otflul...tal 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lat:u1111 litoa('h 0H11·1• 'ii'
hov1• Jolly ltoli(t'r llt'llt
li714 '" rt 411? 3034
MIWPOttT HACH
lM!I Wl':MllH Ur
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I l'ol:.CIO•lltli• f Ult"'I
500 to 2700 Sq F+.
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I~ Mt'"IU V\.'r cfo E. l" M
545-4123
NII l ':'tf, up to 1700 Ml ft
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Tv Si70 mo '175 1120
Industrial Rent~ 4500 ......•..•.............
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;;ix 111. W 17111 St c· \I
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4550 ....•••...•.••.•..•••..
~or.ig1• C:.irai:1·' l11r rt'nl
on BdlboJ l't•n1n,ul.1
next to fo'\Jn Zon" 10 / "
2011 fi71 29-13. 67J J9JI)
Rentals Wmwt.cf 4600 .......................
Wanted lll C.:Osl<i Mesa or
Irvine are:i, 2 or :i HH
house p reft'rr~tl J
Adults Xlnt rt-ft<r<:nres
Ii 7 3 5 1 0 I t-; \ , . ._ &
weekends
Needs fi00.800 ,,q ft pre
5tige office ltpace rn
~ewport Center or nt'ar
0 .C Atrporl E N I. C'o
Call Curt Gn:enburg
I ·ll0()..426-Z1<11t
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~H Oppom.,ity 5005 .......................
ROORMG
All T } pes. repair:-., 111
!t u I a t 1 o n . Jo' r c I.'
Estimates Call Uob
>13 0769
lliUTY SALOM
Pnme Loe. lge cltentele .
beautrfull} apporntcd
496-0998
Dress Shop. Fountain
Valley. SlS.000 + tn \ l'n
lOry 642 6446aft 6PM
MODELS
:l HOUR WO llKSllOP SOON
Wed Sel)I 17th 7PM
Meet agents. photo
graphers. makc up and
hai r expl•r b and arl
drreclors from major
0 C ad\'ertrs mg a gen
CH'S l o rlt ~l.'US' Wll h
asprnng rn>dels and ;1c
l•HS ho w lo ,.:el an
lervrews. Jobs .ind the
rig ht k ind of 1.1hot ol<
without going broke
Straight talk and frank
information pl u~ do11r
prrze Mus t reser ve rn
ad1•a n ce Pho ne R
Kephart Photograph).
Inc 1714 l 557 2784
For Sale By Owner
ROSE'S RAG SHOP
Ladies wear rronl
Street Avalon Busrncsi.
es t ablis hed over 2 0
years. Profitable Write
for information P O. Box
416, Avalon. Caltf 90704
ln•nhMftt
OpporluMty 50 I 5 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
C P.A has R V l:ix
s helter. $3000 in vc~
ment. with xlnl sheller &
high return. 541-4054 __
MoneytoLo. 5025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
¥"NEED
I MONEY
• CRIDITMO
NOia.EM
2.MI & lrd TD loaM
'71-6511 /155-1145
Arranged by
COCllt HoMt Locmts
A Mortgage Broke r
HOMEOWNHS
O..hy.,,,......
Use your ~uily for bll1s ,
home additions. vaca-
tions, etc. Any amount.
any reason. Credit or job not necessary Compare
our costs. 24 hrs '-41
weekends.
644-'923. 14'·55' 7
oAlLYPILO
~y to Lo. 5025 lost & Fo.d 5100 ,......... SlSO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
*'HOME O'WHBS •
SI0,000
----------• l'tll-: l,AW 'itllll1•nl th't'lh
TO
SI 00,000
For&.y~-
Loans Seeuretl Hy A
Combrnatton or Rea l
und Personal Propert}
Call ChMck or Janie~
<lil hr' 1 rl11}i.
957-5823
AM ERICAN W /\ Y
MORTGAGE("()
YOU CAMIE
SURE WITH A
BANK
2nd TD's
REDUCED RA TES
SanHOCJOa.
714-832-5200
\sk for Linda Fl) nn
or Karen Lrnn
MoMy Wmwt.ct 5030 ....•••••••.....•••....
"l'ed ~ 000. 2 'r loan " pled~e lrg :trid a' tol
latl'ra I 641 9000 673 11;:!:1
Mon~. Trust DffdS 5035 ...•.•...•.••••.•...•.•
Sattler MtCJ Co.
\II type:. of real t'Slah:
mve~trnent.s ,.tn<·c l!Joil9
Sp.cic*zinq in
2ndTDs
642-2171 545-061 I
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c all aflerll P\I
5.'ili 67Rl
.!nil I ll $a> -llWI al Jt, •
rnt OU\' 3 'ear)> ;!:1
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Annowtcemrnts 5 t 00 •......................
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642-5678
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Found ITll'd haired gra)
1'3l. "h1te t•o llar
f''ullcrton & 15th 642 $i95
Found ~oung black cat.
E C05la ~1esa. \"Cl") af
foctlonate 642-9731
0 0 0
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
call:
642-5678
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Male Blk L;ib R~:Wl\JW
&15 2665
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hltJOd 'ohJ I l'll JI) k h:
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offers fall S1>el'ials
548.8444
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Services548·0288 Ceramic tile ser vices. 1
rooa Ser.tee. Rtpain ---...................... . Dave's Pamtmg, serving
free est. 494·5887 bfr 9AM
or aft 6PM Ctluck.
area 9 yrs, most reas. Ser vice & repair, pumps. molors. h eat er s. acid Insured, lic'd. 586-8425 wash es, c lean· ups .
Fine ext/int painting by Sat/Sun. All calls re·
Richard Sinor. St. lie. ~~~:1d · Est . I 9 7 O ·
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THE MAJL ROOM, 24 hr
2600 E . Cst Hw y
CdM/NB
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tile improves appear &
value of any home or
comm bldg at a reas cost Free est & s ugges·
lions. (714) 842..J020
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rates, 1mmed serv. fret!
est 842 0360 or 848·5684
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parquet, stripping. wax
111.g. buffing, steam Cpt
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U.EAN-UP Barton 645-0296 ---Dave &t2 48s:J Papenng by Le Pap1er
Bud 64&~I $13.50/rl all rms papers
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Bnck, .,Lone, block work. ~l~an 645-.\203, ~5·41~ _
Ille firs, c<>ncrete patios.
wl~s. dn vcways Rt:fs
l~et! est John 846· 1583
lnt1ext textures, restuc
t'OS & patches free est
Moms/eves 645-5660
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planters & repairs Free ••••••••••~••••••••••••
, . ..,t 531:>-W06. 968·7486 G G 1d ley Plumber
Cus to m brll·k. stone . Repair ser vice. installa·
hlo<:k. i·om-rt'le & slucco lion. backflow cert1fica
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Classified Ads 642·5678
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3857 Birch NB·OC Alrpt
Avail now-~ hrs -7 dys
Message & pkg service
549-2287 494.5901
Car]'ler Tile S40-0760
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RoofMMJ TREE DESIGN :
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ornamental prunin g.
Re pair & Re roof All Sculpturing: topping.
ty pes-shingles.rock thinning, removal, gen
s hakes . compo·tar. Free clean-up. 646-1845
est. 541-5930 Fin. Avail T t . . 1 ree rimming, c e an·
ROOFING ups , haulin g main·
All Types, re pairs. ln tenance. Amie 548·8414
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removal, yard clean-ups,
-hauling 645 ·01 18 ,
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5411-0769
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Sand & water blasting. Wiftdow ClecmUnc)
Xlnt cleanups, lo rates •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'ree est. 213/592·3901 "Lel T he Sunshine In"
Call Sunshine Window
Cleaning, Ltd. 548·8Ml Whether you're buying or
selling, Class1f1ed ad·
vert1sing w11l get your
message to the n ght peo
pie <.:all Today! 642-5678
Residential & store:;. Car
waxing. Quality work
642·5449. 645-7972
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or Mesa Dr& lnme Ave.
rnr 5 \f old. s 30am 8am.
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and p 'lime teller pus1
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\'ulley. Newport Beach &
llunt1ngton Bearh of·
f1<·es Expr prer but will
1ra111 T~p1ng req 30
\\pm
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<.'.t1Sh1ennR exµenencc
\o\c1ulri be rlcs1 rablr
t:nllNI Cahforma Bank
1!1945 Beach Blvd
llunL111gton Beat·h
!)60 6575
F;O E
Uankmg
Conwnercial T eHer
lartaer {Stylist
L'osla Mesa. 673 1573
BEAUTICl ANS wanted
Followi ng pref'd to work
m warm. rnendly 1Salon
Hrs flex Pis <·all \hce
at Ah ,, lla1r Haiaar
631 9923
~aut. Opcr L<11? B1'h
Must ha V!' ~ome follow
ing Also, m;in1curis t.
ped1c ur1s t Mu s t d o
Juhel & parcdain na1b
·19'1·11251 ask for ownl'r
Beauty Shop· We no \\
have open ings fur I
operators, 3 manicurists ,
make up Pt-rr enrngc
b a s •~ renl hoolh
5.57 ~
Biology Expt>r1en1·ed
R I A Tech for IJrRc
~I f g 1 n ~ c " po r l
645-2111 Zak
BK.I\ PR G1 rf rn P llrne
)Just be self mouvatt:d
~ature. rehab xlnt
working cond. t ai.ual 1
girl ore Dbl ledRer bk
kpg, payroll. cw.t serv.
Ut~ typing. hr.. Oex. :.al
('Ommensurat e w exp &
potential. NB 642·7644 ra~h1cr1ng experien ce --
would be helpful. ---------United Cabfomia Bank
309 Main St .
Huntington Beach
536-8811
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l1•<.1•1u11.., Banking ____________ ..,. Bookkt:eper/C~~
UPR/JR. ACCT.
for rapidly expanding
financial firm In Fashion
Island. Exper a must
Daily input & general
ledger desired
759·1515
AUTOMOllVE PARTS
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l'rC\'IOUS Banking ex·
pcrienc~ w o u ld be
hdpful. bul ll 1 II train
L'nlled Cahromia Bank
2750 West Coast I l\o\)
Newport Beach
631-3200
F:.0 E.
Banking
T f!t~ T rainH
~laJor Thnft & Loan As·
... 0i.·1auon has arr entry
le\'el opemng with o p
portumty for advance-
ment Bank or finance
experienre helpful. T ype
at least 3Swprn Salary
l'Ommensurale w /ex per.
Liberal benefits. Call
Mr MunRun. Western
Thnft & Loan. 645-3153.
E.O E.
nanking
Conwntrcial Tener
Previous e xperience pre-
ferred, but will train
Cash1enng experience
would be helpful
Cahfomia Bank
3141 E Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
673-9240
E.O E --------
Banking
Commtrcial Teltt
Experienced
United C8Ufom ia,Bank
630 A Newport Cnlr. Dr
Newport Beach
644.6464
E.O.E .
Banking /Savings & Loan
Ta.Liil
Immediate full time
o pe ning fo r s harp .
personable Teller . 1
yeans Savings & Loan ex·
perience required. Apply
•t
IRVIMI SAYIMGS &
LOAM
18.\5.2 MacArthur Blvd.
Irvine, Ca. 92'715
E.O.E ... M/F
,
BOOKKEE PING. exper,
F' Charge w c o s l
analysis background for
Newport Beach Design
Firm Salary open <.:all
714-759-1965 Patty
BOOKKHPER/f.C.
for young growing mf~
firm Duties incl thru
financial statements.
commiss ions. c r edit
checks & computer cxpr
a musl. Salary ba!>ed on
expr Call 557 7382 £or
appt
Bookkeeping
Thf! Bolboa Bay Club is
nowhirinq:
BOOKkEEPEH
ROOM SERVICE
CASHH;R
Thursd ay 111ghts only.
4PM·Midnighl Please
call for an appt. &15 7358,
Mon.-Fri. 8.30-5
BoolduepilMJ Clfl'k/
Secret cry
Metho dical /Versa ti le
person to post aecounls
rec /payables vouchers.
type 45+wpm. r eccp·
tion1st & s ecret arial
duties. Irvine furn mfr
Call K H. 540.8894.
IOOIOCHPER
Mk'9/Saln
Newport Beach invest
firm has opening , per ex·
pansion. To handle sales
commlssiuns. acct g .
funct ions . Computer
knowledge a must Ex
per. maturity necessary
Call: 640-0123
lootcSTOttl Cl.HK
Full lime orenlng in
clerk p os l io n I n
boolc:store s pecializing in
technical & scientific
books. Prefer pe r son
with some exp. in work·
inc In a bookstore. Hrs.
8·5 Mon·Frl. Apply Mr.
HarTOd, SCTTECH Book
Center, 17801 Main St.,
lrvlne, CA. 557-3324
-
. ...
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AOVS & G1 rb f11r ud
~ert1s 1ng t1rc·olJl1u11
Trans pun u1111n pro' 1detl
from !!Ith & llarhvr. CM
f>t6 li66i
Bo):. l.1te farlor) work
.\ges Ill 11! Mu~11 be
good '>llltll'nt:; ,\l>lc lo
work I 6 PM clatl}
r,.i5 21oi
•BUSBOYS•
1-:xix•ricm•ed Full Thme .
Part Time 1\pply 1n
pcrsc>n . Wed or Thurs
2 lpm . Gramm ... ·~
House. Bnstol at Redhill.
Costa Mesa Newport
Beach
Bu~ine~!. women in all
aspects of the business
world. secret;ines Ito
speak foreign languages
1r poss1 e"<per realtors.
outgoing sales reri • e x
per in 1Sa1hng Available
for tra vel. top pay
Plea~ecall ii 1 89.I 9908
< ·ard & Gift Salcsper!ion
FUii Time Pos1twn
Al't1ve, fnendly per-;on
l•1 w1Hk 1n Newport
Uea<·h store Super op
portun1t~. rnendh at
mospherc
Bayside PharmaC'y
1016 Bayside Or. Mr
Wells
714. 76().0111
CAREER CHANGE
A s ubsidiary of E r llut
ton is current l) 1n ·
tHv1ew1ng qual1 f1t>rl
persons intercste.I in the
field or financial plan·
ning. Full or part lime
SlS.000 S18000 part llml'
Full time unlim1led
972 2712.
Ct\RETAKERS. )1ature
couple. hvc·m ror SCRC
bldg, Nµl lic h Apt
+1Salary. Ph646·63011
CA.RWASH
Ca sh iers wanterl Npt
Bch., mormngs. Santa
Ana 1Npt Be t\ area
wknds 644 •'460
<.:AS HI E R 11AM ·2 PM
Mon f'ri
Part lime
955-3740
C~HIERS
UTVTEM.
MARKETS
For 2nd & 3rd Shifts
We pro1TV>le to manage
ment & supervision from
within.
WANT A CAREER!
Call t714J 631-9421
CHRISTMAS MON E V
Enl h u s iasllc
Homemakers -earn to
$2000 by Thanksgivin g
demonstrating Toys &
Gifts. No deliveries No
collecting. Need a car
Call 540-8330 collect to
see line.
GIITS'NGADGETS
Celebrating our 30th
year!!
OPPORTUNITY
knocks often when you
i.-e t f!Sult·aettlng Dally
Pilot Clu1ifled Ads \o
reach the Orange Coast
market.
Phone 642·5678
CLERICAL
Immediate 1J0!.1t1on
a'ail as Jn,,·ntor) ('on
lrol Posung <"lerk Ex
p I' r h e I p r u I g cl
w hgures Hrs Mon F'n,
~to 5 All ma1or bt•ncr1ts
Apply al 17421 Daimler.
Irvine S.">6 0540 r: 0 F
<:lenl'al 'I'emjJOr:tr)
RECB'TIOMIST
with Pulse Con:-.otc or
Dimension exp prd /\s
!.OOn as µosl11hle. 752 Ullll
lnLernational Hus1ness
Service
Clerical T emporar}
WORD
PROCESSORS
HHDED
Experienced Mag II
Xerox 800 /850 & OS6
lnternat1ona I
Business Service
1!1552 MacArthur Bl
!132.5
ln1ne. 752-0161 EOE
CLERK for hardwan•
store Exp Gd bencrib
Call Chuck at Lagund
Beach Lumber Co
494-6538 or 540-8267
Clerk
l'Ol'NTEH llELP
\I nn Fr• Su per
~amlwll'h
S..15 1867
('ountcrhl'lp part llm<.> &
lull time Prdcr ex
µtoncnl'c m la~t foo<ls
Cul I ti73 7781
International llot DoR
('o
Courl 01 rector Recep-
l 1on1sr. friendl y en
lhus1<1'1l1t• fe male needed
F T Must work :.ome
eves & week!'nds Call
Sue. John Wayne Tennis
Club, &t4 OOOI)
Drii•ery Ptnon
PT musl be 18' Good
dn~mg ret-ord 751 4705
Del11•en• driver. f'e m ..
full lime Goud dnving
record Co11ta :0.1esa
Bluepnnl 1690 P lacen·
Lia S..'8 :>Si I
~111 er) IT'l('n m l'r 18 for
L 1\ T1mei. \C• homes in
'I B & C~I S\00 $450 mo
+ bonus 646 0637 .
fH6.5844
Dental Office
Escrow desk a1 a1labl1• for
well-qual.Jf1ed escrow or
f1cer w ind ependent
escrow company Heavy
expenence in exchanges
required Beac h loca·
lion. Execullve escrow
t"Ompany. 492 6161
Enc. Sec,...cry
$1 ,250 DOE Lo ts or
rharm & skills 80wpm
typing , s h ortha nd
120wpm Some pressure
i nvolved. <.:all \'1ck1
546.6055. Coast al P erson·
nel Agency. 2790 Harbor
Bl .CM
NEVER A F'EE
F'actory Supen 'isor . no
exp nee. Male or Fem
p rr or F rr. College StU·
dent pref.~
f1!'1ANCIAL
LOAN
SERVICE
Sal.-y
$850.$1200
G......-Office
Part·tune Clerk Typist .
nu SH Hrs afternoon
1·5P!'d Mature woman
J ob loc Newport Bc h
646-7431 -----
GeMral Office
Elel'tronics hrm seeks
buyer w 1general office
ex Should have strong
communica tive skills
Establish material r e
q u1re menls, p lace
purc hase o rder s , &
fo llow up Pleallant
working cond Call
Vallor Electronics
546.9264
General Office
ADMIM. ASSIST.
Lite typing & filing.
Heavy telephones Clie nt
contact Vou will become
actively involved. Santa
Ana location. Call Diane,
835-4103
General
TM~layCllibl1
nowhirWs
Secunty Guards. must
have at leasl lyr. exper ..
full time
PBX Operator s. full
time. days & eves. must
GROOMl:R
Full tune, Mon.-Fri. 8·5
Some exper. necessary.
Call or come in. 125 Mesa
Dr .. C.M. or631-1030
GROUNOSKHPER
Head Groundskeeper
urgently needed by Hunt-
ington Beach City School
District. S1142·Sl419/rno,
depending on exper. Ap·
ply 735 14Lh St H. 8 ,
53&8851.
GUARDS
Full & part time. All
areas Uniforms fum'd.
Ages 21 or over , retired
welcome. No exper. nee.
Apply · U n iversal
Protection Service. l226
W 5th St., Santa Ana. [n.
terv1ew hrs: 9-12 & 1-4,
Mon·Fr1.
HAllSTYUST
WITH FOUOWHG
up to
700/o
Prest1g1ous Newpor t
Salon.
Call:
752-9893
For a private.
confidential interview
Liquor Clerk wanted.
P 'f. ask for St eve
642.6537
Oral Surgery Ass1!.lant
part time Progres!i1ve,
h1ghlv professional or
f1 c e Must be neat .
pll•asant, willing to learn
and contnbutc. Fashion
I s land a r ea Cal l
760-1686 9·6. Mon. thru
f'r1 .
Mewpori Ecplity F.nds,
Inc. in Fashioll Island,
is uekinCJ an f!X·
periette~ real Htate
loal'I ur•ice staff ,,.,....to .......
be avaU. wknds.
Racquet Club Clerk. part I~~~~~~~~~
Cl.ERi< TYPIST
Accurate 5(}.:>Swpm , I yr
general o fri l'e ex
pe rie n ce necessary
Good company benefits.
Near OC Airport. Salary
S800/mo. Call Frankie
114.752.0707 EOEM 1fo'
COCKTAlL Waitress4PM
111 closing 4 da~ "k P1-t
Dental Ortho. chairside.
must have exp. Ftr1me.
Newpo rt Beach and
Costa Mesa 546 5170 ------club 833 9561 _ DENTAL ASSISTi\NT
f or ortho practice. R DA
or chg1ble. 1/e Laguna
Bch 494-85.55
Companion/housekeeper
for elderly lady, hve in.
room & board + sal
Rers. req 644-0526 Denial
COOK-HOUSEKEEPER Exp Dental Assistant.
on luxury yacht. 6 mos "ork <I clays get pu1d for
in Mexico. 6 moi. 1n ~ 642 ~112 ~644-6687
Newport 714 645-1671.
2131670-6654
COOK-No exper. 5 dayl>,
closed Sunday. See mgr.
Log Inn, 1792 MacArthur
Blvd .. Irv. --------
Cook
Thf! BolN>a lay Club is
now hirinq:
Dental Ass ist Ortho
Beaut. loc.N R. R DA+
exp pref ... ~rr or p rr
642·2626.
mal'lds , recol'ls ,
payoffs and callee·
Hans. bceletwt fril'IC)9
ber.efits includiftCJ 71;,
hour day, 2 weeks plus
14 extra days off /yr.
Must be shcrp Cll'ld ho.
cW.le witti good ~
fereftcft.
TWs position must be
filled immediately.
fltffsecal
76G-6060
NEWPORT
EQUITY
FUNDS, IMC.
#2 CORPORA TE
PLAUDl.
NEWPORT IEACH
equal opportunity
employer M /F
time. m~t have 60wpm
typing.
Racquet Club Janitor.
full time, m ust be avail.
wknd.s.
Plea se call for appt
645-7358 , Mon .-Fr1.
8:30-5.
GENERAL
Register today for local
te mporary assignments.
557-1145
cn-Llr\W::
1£MP04!ARY PfllSONNfl $£11'11'1ClS
3723 lirch 5trMt
.,.._wportlHU
General Office
INSURANCE
•CLERK TYPIST•
Excellent opportunity
Hair Stylist
Sh arp assertive stylist
wanted. Minimum 4 yrs
exp in H.B. salon. Con·
tact manager for in·
terview. 963-0089.
Hairstylist
The~ lay Club is
l'IOW hirillg:
Hairstylist w /following.
Xlnt. wo rkin g cond.
642-0092. Ask for Joyce.
HAJRSTYLIST-Toppy's
hiring NOW. Call
Giovanni at 955-3912
•HOSTESS•
Experienced. Full lime.
part time, sp1't shift. Ap·
ply in person: Wed. or
Thurs. 2-4pm, Gramma ·s
House, Bristol at Redhill.
Costa Mesa/Newport
Beach.
HOT&.
M14MfT AUDITOR
5 ni&hts a week, must be
exp. NCR 4200. Apply to
David McNeil, Hotel
Laguna, 494-1151,
Laguna Beach, Ca.
Cook, Fun time. GAM
2PM. Must have exper
Plea se call for appt.
645·7358. Mon ·Fri ,
!l :J0·5
DENTAL ASSIST.
NEWPORT BEACH
Our established. pro·
gress1ve ofc is looking
ror un expcr'd Chairs ide
with an out~oing, fnend
ly personality. Self
mot1vatipn. mature at·
11tude are a must RDA f ood Service Worke r .
'pref'd. but not n .oquired. Orange Coast College. for sharp, detail minded ··--------Individual in Insurance '"Hole!
Claims. Good typing and
COOK WANTED
Above average salary. 15hrs /wk. Arra n ged fringe benefits, medical insurance. non-smoker. btwn: lO:JOAM & 3PM.
office s kills required. llCllJ AlmT
Competitive salary, full
644 0595 Eligible for holiday.
sickleave, & vacation
benefits package. plus UIMlf'n
ad v ancement o p -.,...ta 673-1663 645·6561
F'or Appointment
COOK DRIVER WAMTED pay. $4.75-~.79/hr. Posi· portunities. FUU time career position
immediately available.
Qualified applicants sboWd paasess-.-2-yea
hotel night audit ex·
perie nce. Enjoy ex-
c e 11 en t company
benefits. Apply in person
9AM-Noon, Mon-Fri.
Personnel
wanted for active retire·
ment residence. 2nd
shift. 11:3JAM to BPM
Quantity cooking exper.
req'd. Medical & dental
benefits . A ppl y
Newport Villa. &t2-S861 ----
Cook wanted. ~JI or pa rt
lime. Fas1. foods. No ex
per. necessary. 955·3868.
Reliable <.:lass I Driver lion closes 9·15. 5PM.
w 12 s peed Bobtail & Contact Coast Communi•
forkilll exper. ~usl have ly Colleges. U'70 Adams
good driving record & Ave. C.M. 556-5947.
refs . 494-1107.
General Office
Onver. hte PU. & de-Responsible. front office
l ivery , Senio r prer. a ppearance, gd phone
For more information
contact: ·
ESTEi HAGIEIT at
714-551-1414 ht.
209
Thomp!on Blueprint. personality essential.
3U16·E Airway Ave. C.M quick learner . approx INA
549·9233. 60·65wpm . accurate .
Newport Beach location. ..._ •tt CD lltf •Y
COSMETIC I ._.._. Driver per.ional to dnve llOO/mo. Call 759.0313. • of Hortll ._rtca
,.." limo. as desired, p/time S.
Orange Co. Pharmacy or f/time. Sem l·retlred GENERAL OFFICE SOO ..,.. I -"""-,Ca 92661 with large vo ume pref'd. 760-8868 Lumber company needs ---.....
prestige cosmetics and 1..:..---------c 10 2 M
fragrance look Inf for lsl ESCROW SIC 'Y person rom • on-Equal Opportunity
MAlllO,TT HOT&.
900 Newport Ctr. Dr.
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emplyr M /F
HOUSECt;EANERS up
to •per hr. Car645-Sl23
line cosmetician. Expr. Desire knowledgeable f'rl. 545-5671. Employer
in selling, ordering and escrow se<!retary looking 1----------r~~~~~~~~~!'! HOUSECLEANING. Own strict Inventory control. for high office activity & transportation. 14·•/hr.
Offers good income and ric h comp o n s all o n . ForClassiCiedAd Girl Friday. 45wpm. 875-2101. ,
health benefits. Send re-Diversltled successful ACTION Phones It errands.
sume plus sala ry re· parent c om pan y . Calla Salary ne1ollable. ~~,. 1•
2
Pa
5
rt ULmelt.
quiremenls to Adjt78, Pleaaant ofClce at · DailyPUot 881·1727.AakfotJlll ... on.·, r . • • e
Dally Pilot, Box 1~. CM nvwnhere It auaranteed AD-VISOR 1 hoUlekeepinc. l lyr old ,,,...,..., .. ~... .. Oirl Friday openin& n hlld Pl 11 ....._.,, top salary. Mr. Me rage. c · ease ca : 642·5878 pleuan.t Newport Beach M2·7•. If no aoawer ,
F1nd wut you want Ill 848•2235 Insurance office Call call f4f.9Ml. Ask for
DaJly_Pilot Classineds. tJass1ned ~ds __ 64_2_-56_78 l===========:::;=.=I _673-_3'7_73_. ______ 1 __ M_ua_l_c. _____ _
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w-... JtH ~W_.... JtOO HitpWmhd 1 100 HltpWlliltH 7 100 ....................... ....................... . ...................... ······~········..!.!. Hmlp W...t.d 7100 I Help w.-... 7 100 :..:Fr..:..:ld:=.ay!.!.., ..::.Sep~tem:.:.:..::::'-;:;...;l,::2·_:.1.:.:980=------~;;;..;..l.;.;.V_A.;.;;;LOT.;;..;..._!Jl~
IMPOWT ASST
for •mall 1n1U & *tt~l 1111
por"t firm 10 lr\·m~· tiuod
opl)l'y for bn11hl, fnl'n1I
ly ambitious ~n.un ~ho
hu an •n•l)'t1rul mind 411
tr\IOy.s wurkinii With VC!U
pie Pwlt1011 invnlv,•11
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lion &. t1?kpht•n"' l'OC1l.Al't
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re" 'd • but 1i1oocl l) 111 n.i ~kill s a, p lc .u.An t
person•ht) .. re c )t'll
tual Stan Jrouml SJ.WU
Conuct Grl!At Scou 11
Transmark ~57 5151
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Cashier tram. f180 wk
l...abol't!D, Si!QO wk
9'5-14 13
.JF'FICE We 1.1re looklnK Banking experience 1n
collection & tn)tallment
loans necessary Xlnt
salary & benefits APi>IY personnel director
Mi11 ntenance M an 1 f11r an accurate s~d In
Motorized 1?qu1pment ••>mng typast for our i)f f1 c e 1n San Jud n Saddleback College, M•s Capistrano Pt'rm pcm
sion VieJo 3yrs t'Xp an uon with benefits 8 Jo.6. maintenance & repair of Herit~laM 721 N uch<.1
Anaheim
991·3860
motorized equipment Margo, 4~5761
E.O.E
11 30A M 8 PM M f OFF1CI' .. Capable 10 key
Sa I a r y rang e c<1lc ulator opera to r
_ Sl206·Sl521 + 5'. shift needed for our busy of
lnstructor wanted, fi gure d1ffe rent1a l 831 4850, f i c e In S an .I u an
salon. Will train well btw 8-5 Capistrano. Perm pos1
d h lion with benefits 11.30 5 groome • ent us1as t1c. Manager-retired person
mature woman for p rr lo manage furnished M~rgo, 4~5761
position Call 631-2444 bac helor apt bid~. in O,.ratioM Officer
Insurance Laguna Bch. Free rent Mimmum 3yrs. expe r
AGENCY SERVI C E AskforDr.Wemer.Jays Anaheim Branch Xlnt
REP 714 /8 47 8501. E ve s salary & benefits. A1-1ply
comm'l linesacct, handl· 71'1 /675·8429 PersoMel Director
lng 753 oClice, 25% field. Manicuris t needed ror HeritOl)I laM
Unde rwriting, service, established clientele 721N l:uclld
sales poe1t1on Ca r ex· Pleasecall S57.3986 Anaheim
pense. salary , com----------991-3860
mission Man. 3 yrs com-Manicurist, sculptured E.O E
m'I under. exp. Has t<> nail artist Optometric Office P T
have F&C license. Accts LA BELLE N A I LS needs outgoing walling to
inOrange &l.A Count1es. INTERNATIONAL is learn.HB9'7-5927
Tap salary EOE Send nowinOrangeCounty.
resume to Insurance We are interviewing to PANTRY Worker Tues
Agency, P.O. Box 2520, hire 30 exper'd artists lhru Sal. Approx. 30 hrs
NB 92660. Attn DB. with heavy "standing ap-per wk. Woman pref'd
Ins urance Bkpr, ag -
gre&sive LA firm moving
to Orange Co. 5 million +
volume Computerized.
top salary. Send resume
to: Ad No. 176, Daily
Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa
Mesa. CA 962167
pointment cllentle" lop Pvt club. 833-9561 pay. Complete benefit --,-....... ---(T-eoc:_hers __ _
package (paid holidays,
vacation, health ins). A subsidiar y of Scot-
W 0 r k c I 0 s e t 0 t /Feuer. a leading pub.
home .... c hoose studio is looking lor qual. peo
you prefer. Call for com -~e ,:t~~nto ~~~~~~
plelely confidential in-lib, parents, & nursery
ter\'lew Day or evening schools. For int. appl. on.
Insurance 975-0404 ly, call Tom Delaney
Exp person in hre & dis-Mature minded individual 760-0!IOl. E.O.E.
ability claim processing to work at local hospital PAJtTTIME
Must type 45wpm, O.C with renting televisions . Jewelry sales. 4 rute per
Airport area Call Lauri Afternoons. 3hrs/day as wk. s to 9PM, Sat. 9: JO Lo
7S2-204l 8-4pm. many days as possible. 6PM. Call for inter view
l.Murance Call Gilda, collect: Ciro Jewelry, So. Cst
213 ......, a.... Plaza. 549-1542 Exp personal Imes un· ----·~---·---------------
derwriter (or r apidly MATmlWOMAN Part time person needed
&rowing independent Unencumbered, no ex-in book paste-up. Mon. &
agent. Advancement, per. nee. Ftex hrs. Nwpl. Tues. No exper. nee. Ap-
benefils. salary open. Bch. loc. Excel. pay ply P ennysaver . 1660 ..:Ca:..:...:U:...4..:9'..:·_~ __ . _____ 1 after training. Call PlacentiaAve.C.M
J ANTTORIAL 642· 14!M or 673-5366
JAMTORS MICHAMC-v /W Part Time
Orange County's newest Qua.lilied, expr. to work W.-.. O,.ratioM
dealership reqwres ex in spec. shop localed in No exp. required. Must
pe rien ced janitors . LagunaCanyonsurroun-be dependable & availa
We're oCfering: dings. 494·0311 ask for b I e on -ca 11 . N pt .
1. An Excellent Working Brett or Brian. Reh /Fashion Is land
Environment . area. 760--0501
2. All Major Benefits M~cal ~c~ ~lace As· 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SOUTH SIStanl. Um1taed X-ray 1:
license needed. Some PART TIME DRIVER COAST exp desi r able but
ftftftl.!.E energetic willingness to
.,__,., team & work is more im-288& H.arbor Blvd. portant Family Prac· COST A M F..SA . · CALL 540..0llO tace. 645-9990.
OR 540..9 I 00 Medical Receptionist &
Aide in Pediatric Group. KeMel Attendant & Gen. p IT . 645-4670 Mrs .
Sal & Sun Mornings to
deliver Daily Pil ot
bWldles to earners. Re·
quires van or large
wagon and a good driv-
ing record. Phone
642-4321, ask for Do n
William s . Equal op-
portunity Employer Hospital maintenance. Amtm.
Weeknights and /or ----------1·---------wknds. 494-1076. Meistergram Operator
needed for monogram-K...t A"c .. •t log. Exp preferred but
Fulllime. Mon . Fra., wlll train. Gd income
8-5:30. CdM Kennels. potential. 673-411 2.
_644_-7262 __ . -----1 548-6477. 646-8590.
t(ewf A"•...... .... .. s.. T .....
Sat., SUn. holidays. CdM Earn $ while learning.
Kennels, 644-72162. Take home SUS/Wk. dur·
LA U N D R Y W or k e r inl training. p fl' or F fl'.
needed Sat &. Sun or _Ca:__ll_497_·_3030 __ s-_5_· ---
pttime 3to7 PM. To start Mgmt Trainees. Earn
e n d of Sept. Xlnt whlleUleam.S275week-
beoelits. Apply: Beverly ly while training .
Manor. 340Victoria, CM P /time, F /time. 8·5.
LEGAL SICIET A•Y 848-8237
lmmed opening for resp Mixer Train~ needed for
person w /85 + typing, adhesive, color. & paint
memory or mag exper; mixing Is grinding on 3-
hvy dictaphone + 2 yrs roll mill. 1537 Monrovia
legal. Dix ofcs, NB Ave.,N.B.
Airport a rea. salary ---''--------
open. Call Barbara Model. Pfl' filling, for
7S2·7551 swm-wr mfg in Tustin.
r.trne
Evntp
Become a tramed sales
counselor (over 21> with
the J im Long & As·
sociates Agency to
supervise and chaperone
DAJL V PILOT carrier
boys and girls on a one-
on-one basis, evenings 6
to 9PM. We need COO·
cer ned, innovative
persons who are looking
for a lucrative part-lime
position. $4 hour lo start.
Call 642·4321 ext 250
between 2 and 6PM. Ask
for Lori
~;;:·
330 "tiy Street
Costa Mesa, CA
F.qual Oppor Employer ---------I Size 9. 34C, 24, :n. 60 Paste-up. Exper. pre-...... Secnf9'Y torso. 838-3ll0. ferred. or will train, Full
$1,200 to $1,300 OOE. MOITGAMCO. time position. Co . benefits. Apply in Matur e • experience. Needs loan represen -Type te wpm, t.Hvy dlt· tallve oppty. for aifvan-person: 1'80 Placent~
tapbone. Will consider cement must be licensed ._c_._M_. ______ _
someone without leeal by Dep'L of Real Estate. PBX Operators bac~. Call Vicki. GoodComm.i.sslonSplit! ...... ._ Clllt ls ~.Coastal Person-URl•erH Fl•••c lal _, net Aaenc:y, 2790 Harbor .r~-,,.. ~
Bl CM --~ J>BX Operators. full
. .• NEVER A FEE 752-0207 Ume. days a& eves. avail.
""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I M1a1t be avail. wknds. = Newspaper rack & home Please call for an appl.
Like people? You can delivery , Mon /Fr i. 645-7358, Mon -Fri. " earn extra money part-12:30/4am. llOfWk. 4' up. 8:30-5.
tlme in e.xcltinf work. You provide economy 1----------
Forappt,callSQ.7351. car. Laa Bcb " M.V. PHAAMACYCLBIC
· rack run, $150 avail. Full time, permanent
LOAN PROCESSOR 115M110pmp Alex. poeltlon. Friend ly, re· UCSCROW CLE RX> lued · atnmphere. Typ. Bxp.SlOOOor more DOE Nurses Aide or home inl skllla nee. Eaatblufl
Manybeneflta.675-2273 health aide needed Pbannacy,144-2111
p /tlme . Pvt duly . ~ 981-ea8 · PLAYGROUND L1-"-1,_ ..:..:..;_,_..;..._ _____ SUpervillor. Pttlme. l8or
A Cll• 1117 MUISIS AIOIS over.14$-5171 ..__ ...._ ... --t ...-_ Pref.exper.C.rt.cl.uMa
._ Ill ·-.... .,.. .. e .. ~ avail. All 1hift1 avail. ~':=cant XJm. 111tdic:al • dentals
lrviM p I08MI Aelncy benea tree aft. prob. App. •£.~.ec.taM.. ly: l..Sluperi«,NB
Smia.za IG•l!70 .... .._ ,au waat ID
---Dllil1 PUat Qwlfteda.
.....,.....
OffHt Operator. Full
tlmf po1ltlon, Irvine
U'nifted 5ehool Dtstric.'l.
E ntry-level ulary : srto/lDO. 56MIOO, E .0 .£.
11\'inllnl(
Want l1> tit' u Pr,·~"mlln..
ti\ Webolfst't" t-\Jlkime
Minimum 111u~ 20 Wiii
train Appl y P e n
n11111vrr, 1fJflO Plel't'nt111
Ave l ' M
•••••••••··~··••••• ••·!!~··••••••••••••••• ~W..tecl 7100,.....,W..e.d 1100 ....... , IOOS
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • -Vl~an -Fumitun: from RECEIVING CLERK San Franmco u tate.
TB.EPHONE INTEIVllWS Uv rm. wood stove, etc 18 ltem!I. 544 ~l AT ·IASI a. feslt... ls'-d, Newporl
NOOUCTION
Put Urn11 help wanlt'd
Moo , Tu. n111hl5 A Pp I~ p llll )llia vti r 1460
f)l11 r rnl111 Avti, <'011 111
Mt' a
........ -...................... ... o.,....... 1:i o.1:10. ... •• ttar••t lt ,....,. Do you like to talk
on the phone?
COLLECTAIUS
Lilho. Stones W/imctRt>io.
Copper &ngravin1t or
Eagle. 4 gal. crock. Cuh
bage Slicer. Lantern &
other odd pieces. 49S 6K96 PIH1• C al
644-5070 W ... day1
A .. For .....
New office opening soon near Orange
Co unty Airpo rt. Credit ca rd
marketing. No experience necessary.
Call 9AM-4PM.
CPM
Barber chair. round oak
table. pot bellied stove
., llmt< AM dt"hv~rt. l. A
r11110 llOO per w~k
l..11Mlll)ll Ht-11l'h •IM tl<&ll6
I' ·1 llt•\'ClllhJOllil, ljU01l'
l)'"''"ll C'onti.~·1 1-:m ..
!).tJ) 7!W
Rt Ml t.:Jtute Sales
UP .... CID
ACHNTS
Wt' vlfet the following
, tft11h l'<.lmm1.&111on
• lk•11l IC1Cwl1on
• l'n v•I~ :.erri'larv
• Ptutt':o:.lo1Hil U):>lK':>
RN•tpt aorusl /t'll'M ca I
If you jrt' lntt'rcslt.'tl in
fllmg. hle typlllll & other
1•h·n r11I tasks 81> well a i.
a1uwtorir111 i>honcs ,
plcuse eootact ~:velyn .
D 'Appolonaa . Irv , n.. 5.56 S3oi(.)
RECEPTIONIST for in
suranct' brokera~e r1rm
in Nwpl Bch Duties Ind
Telephone ans we nng &
general typing For appt
l'ail 1714) 544.5522
Sales
Chns & G ... s Unltd.
Immediate opening for
f /time 11alesperMJn Good
oppty for male• or female
who wanls sct·ure pos1 -
11 on w /mana ~e me nt
potential Flair for sell
ing fane merchandise tie
s1rable Contact J ane t
Poland. 645·5021 ----
Sales/Dell very
Full o r part time
Deliver lunch to ofrlce:.
m lrvane1Newport Con
SIC•ETARY
( ';.111 now for "l>i>'JIAI ment
673 7:nl ask for Walt
Re!)taurant -ta c t Mr . en g li s h
851-1509.
6°8 .... $. Daily
Temp or perm !X):.t11111
tor exper typist 110 +
WPM > Xh1t spcllinJ: &
gr<1mmar requirer!. no
shorthand. Po:.ition re
qwres abalily to wurk on
own m a hvy typing en
v1ronment. some legal
ex pe r helpful Send
R\.-s ume to Class1r1cd Ad
11118, Daily Pilot PO Box
1560, Costa Mesa. Ca
92626.
Real Estate
R.E SALISPBSON
to )~II t!Xpens1 v~ wutt>r
on ented property liood
office . probably thl' best
llrut>-in office in Nt'w1-1ort
Beach Call
ROGER BROWN
1VlA UDO REAL TV
673-1020
Real Eslate
TINdofGeMral R.E.?
Looking for that new
challenge? Sweetwater
Properties has that OP·
portun1ty ! Condo
Timesharing is uur bus 1
ness. lf you are s uccess·
o rie n t e d & above
average. call us! Our
a verage s ales pers on
made $35.000 in 1979 ! For
a n interview, c all
855-4366
RECEPTIONIST Ty pist
Career pos . advance
m ent potential Fas t·
growing, local company
has full benefit program.
Call 979-m53 for appt.
IECB'T'IONIST
Well groomed, s e ll
motivated person with
pleasant phone manners.
Must be accurate lyp1st,
gd benefits. sal negotia·
ble, Prefer non-smoker.
Call Kaye al 645-7661
between llam·5pm.
Receptionist Advertis ing,
8:J0.5pm, 5 days, heavy
typing, start $850. Call
Lois al n4-675·4930.
Receptionisl /Secretary
Saturday only, must type
SOwpm. Front orrice ap·
pearance. 499·5361.
Receptionlst(l'yp1st: law
office Newport Fashion
Island; 45wpm, parking
paid! permanent part
time. 9·1PM. $5.00/hr.
1)44. 7600.
Receptionist. Half-time
position. 8:30-1.30. Typ-
ing : 40wpm. Busy
t e lephones , tiling.
Property management
co. in Irvine. 557-6755.
RECEPTIONIST. Week·
ends only Yacht sales of-
fice, Lido Village Must
type & be good with
pubUc. 675-8711.
Reeeptionist!l'ypist. p rr
including wknd days
Private country cl uh.
644-5404
RECB'T'IOHIST
Lile typing. heav y
phones, various olfice
duties. Salary negotia·
ble. 646-9661.
RICB'T'IOHIST
NIWPOU IEACH
Challenemg. fast paced
position open in one or
Newport Beach's mosl
prestigious real estate
brokerage and develop·
ment company. We are
seeking a reliable, con-
g e n i a I. diplomati c
person able to juggle
busy, busy phones, typ-
inti and 50 sales and ad·
manistrative s tarr em-
cienUy. comfort.ably and
with a sense or humor.
Excellent typing skills a
must. real estate and
previous receptionist
and phone experience de-
sirable. Paid holidays,
major medical, pension
a n d profit s hari ng.
Salary open. Call Pat Parkinson 752.1920
Sell Idle items 842-5678
Real F:state Sales
Im mediate Opening!.
for
FAR WESTSERVlt'l':S
RESTAURANT
BAXTERS
14346 ~ .. ,.Dr. In.
We are now hinng:
•Ex1-1e r 'd kitche n
managers
!Salary Neg )
• Exper'd. line cooks
$4 .50 lo $6.50
FcrW•st
Sef'..tcH
Owner & ope rat11r uf
R eube n 's , Coc o 's ,
Reuben E. Lee's & othur
fine restaurants in vites
you to apply 1n person
btwn 9&4PM E.O.E
HSTAURAMT. P /T
Ideal lor housewiv~
students. Counter buffet
s t y le Lunch s hirt
Airport area. Call Hon.
2·5pm. M · F 955-{}55.t
Restaurant •
•IUSIOYS•
M •F . full or part tune. l 1J
work day shift Apply m
person :\ton Fri. 2 4P~l
Plaza de Cafe). 48111
B1rchSt .. N.B
Restaurant Maintenanc·e
Helper needed. Elcctn
cian & Refrigeration ex-
perience Call 549-0713
for more mformauon
Restaurant
Newport B e ach
Restaurant s e ek s
energetic people to fl II
full & part time pos1·
tions.
Cooks, Counter help,
cashiers. dell-workers.
Delivery people.
Lunch sales & delivery
persons.
Call for appt 851 t~
Restaurant help wanted
Expenenced. Graveyard
waitress, relief rook,
benefit.< paid vacation.
dental & m edical in-
cluded. Apply in person
Colony Kitchens. 27142
Ortega Hwy, SJC
RETAIL
Salesgirls , s t o c k ,
cashiers. gill-wrapping.
Exclusive ladies's ready
to-wear store. Salary.
commission, benefits,
discount, full or pa rt
time. J ohn Hogan, 111
Fashion Is land . N.B.
644-7100.
RETAIL SALES
ADroDos Fashion Isl.
Selling.Asst. Mgr & ad-
ditional sales staff +
cashier Must be fashion
minded, w /ex per. & refs
Salary commensurate
w/exper. 547-3925 btwn
8-noon. As k for Mary
Ann.
Retail SaJes, immed open·
ing lor mature person.
exp preferred but not
necessary. Full Medical
le Dental benefits. Rap-
ple' s Office Supplies.
SJC.7~.
UT AIL SALIS CLERK
Unhurried congen ial
store. exp. helpfmJ.
East Bluff Pharmacy.
644-2111
Roofers needed for com·
po. shakes, & sidewall.
Experie n ced o nl y .
496·3415.
Salcuuaa W..ted
642-1260
SALES Clerk wanted. Ap·
ply in per son. Mesa
Verde Pharmacy. 2971
Harbor Bl., C.M.
LIBERATED AT LAST!
X-HOUSEWIFE EARNS sas.ooo·
Housewife for 23 years <seemed like a thousand) was paid $85.000 in 1979
as a salesperson for Walker & Lee
Real Estate! Can now and get
started on your $100.000. •c ProoC
available).
COSTAMISA
17 I 4'541-t4t '.
Cltrlt
MIWPOlf llACH
CJ I 4t64'-71 t I. ..
COIOMA D& .MAI/
.-wPOIT IUCH
17149 71t-lltt, .....
'-.~
Walker I l11 l•~IJ ---. .
--
Sales SECRET ARY
Dlstrid M~r PERM OR TEMP
Traiftff ~OSHORTHA~O Daily Pilot newspapc-r lmmed opening. 6 8 hr"!>
c1rculat1on departme nt per day. Hvy typing pos1 This highly s uccessful lion 170 + wpm 1. :-.iced
local newspaper has an acr uracy. xlnt grammar
openintt fur a lramce in & s pelling Correcting
the c1rculatwn sales, se lec t r 1cs & IBM
service & collection a reu c 11752 o :i Selected applicant will m_e_mor) a · :!. 4
receive hberal st;.irtml(
s al&ry , r e g ul a r!>
scheduled ra1~es, honus
upp(Jnun1t1cs & mtiny fr
inge benefits suc h a~
paid vac11tion ~. p11arl
group insurance. hie m
sorance & dental co\
erage
ApplicanlS must lw Ill,
have a ~ood dn v1ng rt l'Ord Hours are general
ly llAM !IPM Monday
thru Friday Saturda)
overtime 11 v;.illable a!.
needed
If vou are quahf1ed & are
interested m learmng the
SECHl:.'TARY with t.eg<il
& •·ollecuon cxpt!r T yp-
ang & phone work. :-.11
,.,hurthand S al a r y
comm with exper Ca II
Salh . 8J3 3332
••SECRETARIES ••
\ P Recpt '$13.WO
1-.xcc 1'80 lligC:oSl5.600
Escrow Exp T tiO s1i .11110
Personnel SIOO Sl9 ltll/
Liz Remder!> A~enc~
1020 Bi rch. E.-.tab 64
:"cwport 83.1-8190 Fn ·1•
newspaper r 1r<'olat1on ---------• busine!oo). come to the or SECRET ARY f1ce, 330 W Bay Cnst<i ......_ ~i
Mes a . A:.k fo r Don ---·~1 ---W1lhams or Ken God Career oppt) 1n fa!.l
<lard Only appl) before p<1ced Npt Bch invest
lOAM or afte r 2P M, Mon ment firm. Reqw res top
Fri E O E s ki lls cshthnd 90. t) ping
-751 Sound profess 1on<1l
S ALES H ard wa r e . exper., matunty & cor·
F /lime pos 1n r e t ail porate bkgrd. helpful
hardware ~tore No Sun Call. 640-0123
'days or eves See Mike
Johnson, II W Wnl(hl
Co. 126 Rochester , CM
SALES
If you are agressi ve and
looking ror a future in re
ta1 I mitml w rgood cu
benefits apply m person
9am to I lam Mon thru
Fri. Stundard Shoes . 3017
So Bristol, C M
SALES
MJr s porting goods co
has 1mmed "1penmg for
1ns 1de s ales pe r s o n
Salary + bonus For
.!_J>Pl call. 979-0920 ___ _
Salesmen fabncator for
retail plastics store Full
time 556-000()
Sales
MaJor Ora nge County
Graphics Co seek 1ng
Sales Rep for cxh1 b1t
division Draw against
commission Call Jim
SECRETARY
Challengmg opportumty
a v ailable for ex
perie11ced secretary with
growing real estate firm
in Costa Mesa Will as
)ist manager with opera-
taon of oHlce Salary
based on e xperience Ask
for S uzan Re ~1 11x
f.Jl 1266.
SECRETARY
Ad agency needs good
typist. recpt. lite book·
keeping, A R & A P. f1l -
ang-all around helper
Airpo rt locat1onN B
Call 556-1933.
Senior Bookkeeper. exp.
nexible investment Co.
Multiple set of books .
bank recs. inne r Co's
tnal balances & fman
c1als. Nice atmosphere
1!133-9880 ask for Laura
Bre_c_h·_7_14_·55_7 _8_750 ___ Service Station Attend
Sales Full & part time. Hourly
National fi gure s alon· + comm. Insurance &
chain needs amb1t1ous varnt1on. 673-3320 _
sales oriented person Serv ice Station Atten
Career opportunity with d an l , p , T . eves &
chance for advance wkends. Neat appear &
ment Salary + bonus · I Call 642-3630 for in handwriting. App y al 2590 Newport 81\'d, CM terviewappt --------
- -& Shipping Clerk Sales People. Full Lime all nexible Co needs rt tune R M Abra ms "m · pa reliable shipping clerk. Catalog Showroom. l8l9 Handle all forms of mail
Newport ~lvd C M __ mg from market mg De pt
Sales person, 30 40 hrs + additional office Jobs
week, John Wayne Ten 833-9880ask for Cheryl
ni s Club Pro Sho p. Shappmg & Receiv ing
$3 50·S_3 75 /hr. Call C ler k , FT, gd Co
Manlyn.640·G2l4. b e n e fits Apply 1n
Sandwich makin(t people person. Mon-F'ri. 9am
neaded. lull & par1 Lime, llam Standard Shoes.
call hefore 11 752-5401. 3077 S. Bristoi. CM
Savings Op. Officer
3-5 yrs savmgs exper .
new accts. IRA Keogh
teller w /s upervisory bk-
gmd. IBM 3600 system
used, xlnt working condi·
lions, Npt Bch. Salary
commensurate w /e xp.
Contact Ms Kanaga
645·6505 EOE/MF
Secretary ·Assislanl to
Financial Genius. Gen
Ue, Joyful, Perfectionist
Organic Cook. 499-5683
SECIETARY
Admini s trat i ve
Secretary skills. Xlnt.
salary & benefits. Apply
Personnel Director.
H.ritec)91aM
721 N. l:uclid
Anaheim
991..386()
'E.O.E.
SHl,,.NG DEPT.
Pack'g & s hip'g s ml
parts. will train. Fem.
pref. Monthly reviews. 9
pd holdidays & other xlnt
co. bene. CM company.
545"0403
3hoe sales. full time with
or w/out exp .. or will
train. Good co. benefits.
Apply in person 9am lo
llam Mon thru Fri. Stan-
dard Shoes. 3077 So.
Bristol, C.M.
STENO/CLERK
Perform stenographic
services lO one or more
manag e r s . Good
shorthand & typing skills
reqwred. Requires ex-
ercis ing some judge-
ment. Math aptitude &
ability to operate 10 key
by touch. Good s alary •
benefits and working
cond1t1ons. Please sub·
mil resume or call in
conCldence to. .
Secreta r y -Ad m in .
Sec retary, growing
branch office of cons ult
ing Engineers/Scientists
req secretary to assist
manager. College educa-
tion desirable Will train DOUGLAS OIL
o n V y d e c W o r d COMP• .... ,
Proceasor. Contact ,,,_" Evelyn, O 'Appolonia, Employee Rela\ion s Dept. 714·556-5340. Eva Taylor
SIC•-•1tY 3160AJrway Avenue _,,.. Costa Mesa Ca92626
X.Jnt oppty for s harp girl "A Subsidiary or
for position w /lg packag Conoco Inc."
Ina co. at exec. ortices In
N:B. Oood sEcl'etarial Affirmative Action
s kills needed. typing Employer
above llOWPM, dictating I~~!!!!~~~~~~ mach exper a must. 1:
sho rthand preferred!
superb benefits. Cal
Lois 752-2711 E.O E ---
Teachers. Preschool
P fl'. F fl' Klndercare.
'T70-1991, TI0-1999
l·Hl9'Jll
TE L EP ll ON~
SOLIC.:ITING
Expanding solatr com
µan). no sales. guaran·
tee(! salary High bonus
plan Unique opply for
right person Call Joan
s.10-•I~
TclephoM Solciton
Needed immediately 20
s tud e nt s a n d /or
homemakers who need
to t!1tm money workang
pleasant evening hours.
3 9 Mon -Fri No selling.
S&lary · $3 75 /hr +
generous bonus Across
rro m J o hn Wa y n e
AJrport Call Sue arter
daletl 1894, hooked ru~.
1957 Pe psi mat<hinc ,
631-2.506
Maple l ype OP\!n hutch
which opens up mlo u
OO·tnch table space
saver 1200 Call alter
7PM. 559-4783 -Appliancn 80 I 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
G.E. Refngerator. single
dr. good cond. Sl2S
673-4677 -----------
Washer /Dryer, xlnt cond
$125 each.
646-5848 ---------
Apt rerng. copper. SlOO.
Niagara a<.lj chalJ:", heat
+ mas s age S2 00
847-0795
2PM: 641-0169. _ _ Washer/Dryer. 3yrs old
TN phw Soliciton
Growing corp. Earn ex-
t•el money in lhe pnvacy
& tonveruence of your
own home or use our
modern rac's. College
s tudents OK ! C all !)64.2ZJ9 for complete in-
fo Ask for Burt
TB.LERS
Perm f tune. 51 , dy wk
l\p pl1 c ant s w
)Upcrv1sory potcnl1al de
)Ired T)pe 40 wpm Xlnt
liencf1b & advan~·ement
p!ltenllal !17!1·3600 EOE
ro~ Truck tln vcrs w:i nt
\.'<I. exp tl only L1-.e 1n
C<ista !'!lesa 646·0038
rravel l\gency '" I rY.me
needs full 111ne person lo
handle refunds E x.
pen cnced onl} nt'<'d a pp
I} Ty ping. 40wpm a
must Xlnt eompany
paid b€'nef1ts Co ntact
llo ,..ard o r Kathy
714 851 0933
r ra vel Age nts w 1e x
penence. F\111 tii:ne out
s1tle South Coas t Travel.
Newport. Art. 631-9040
TRAVEL AGT. MCiR.
~'" J yrs. exp 1n C M & ~ewport area ATC &
IATA qualified. Exe sal
&benefit:. 714·556·2880or
213·430-4247
fYPESEITER, pasteup
& camera work for full
se r\'1ce printing com
pany in Laguna Beach.
49'1·8531 9 s
TYPIST 65WPM. train as
computer oprerator, l,Q
ke) adder. non.smoker.
Costa Mesa CPA firm
Call Connne 754 1040
Typist General Office No
exper necessary High
Sc hool Grad Good
benefits & promo lion a I
opportunities. Farme rs
Ins uran ce G r o up
540-·UOO E 0 E
TYPIST fTr•s cribff
for allorney. Days or
ru~hts. full or part tune
0 C airport a r ea
975.0077
TYPIST
Fast groWU1g Ad Agy. in
Npt. Ctr .. looking for so-
meone able to type under
pressure & have a gd.
command or the English
language. Rm. for ad
vancmt. Contact : Margit
Vise her 644 7644
Used ly r Like ne". $300.
1142-7389.
Moving Mst sell 20cu ft
Whirlpool refnR. 5 mo
old; wshr. portable T \',
mi s c hse hld 1tms
964·6817 :n822 KanllOhe,
II B.
Mus t s e ll Whirlpool
freezer, xlnt cond, $200
Admiral 16' refng, $.50.
752-6470
8015 •.•.••••...•.•..•......
PUBLIC FURNITURE
•AIETION• T oNqht 7:30PM
Lovely db bdrm sets ,
armoar es . des k s.
bookshelves. chinas . lbls
& chrs , sora and lov·
eseat. upgnght freezer
SAVE.$.AVE SAVE
We honor BofA . MC.
Ca s hier 's Cheek s &
Cash. NO PERSONAL
C HEC KS PLEAS E '
Food available. Items
subject to presale.
MASTEltS AUCTION
2075"'2 ~ewport Blvd. CM
833·9625 646-8686
licycln 8020
•••••••••••••••••••••••
16 inch boys or girls BMX,
new cond. incl training
wheels. New $00. Sell at
S45 759 -1164 da ys .
552·3341 eves
SCHWlNN t Os pd good
cood Boy's, S70
548·1033afler -tpm
Sch winn L I L CHICK
yellow Bike. like new SSO
1795 Hummingbird CM
979-2810
Gir l 's Peugeot. Good
Cond $100
548-3977. ---------10 Speeds Adults $.10
Childs ~-Xlnt Schwmn
Sacrifice. 714 /673-6184
anytime
C-nn& Equi,...... 8030
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
WANI'ED
Mamiya RB67 or 1;45
equipment needed Call
Judy. 97~0eves .
8035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KITIENSto lovanl(
homes only
644-2264.
Valet Attendant needed. Dogs 8040
M F. must be able to ••••••••••••••••••••••:
work we ekdays Call KEESHOND Pups. AKC
betwee n 11 :30 & 2 oo. Champ sire. M/F. Pel &
Tues-Fri. Pn\•ate coun s h o w P v I Pl ~
try club. 544.5404 213 697-1345 aft 6 pm.
VlNYL LINOLEUM AKC Golden Retr pups.
Layer-mu.st be e xp'd xlnt pets, show. hunter,
Call 8-9am,alter 6pm wtr dogs. Outstanding
645-6544 pedigree, cleared htps
•WAmESSIS•
$3.50 per hr. Full tame.
part tame, split s hift. Ap·
ply in person: Wed or
Thurs. 2·4pm. Gramma 's
House. Bnstol at Redhill,
Costa Mesa/ Newpo rt
Beach.
Waitresses. P /Ume day.
P /time d ys , Gaslig ht
Broiler
Will lrain 548-7!M8
WANTED. MATU RE
ADLT COU PLE to
manage 16 unit apt house
in nice Eastside CM
a rea. Resume & local
ref. req. Exp. pref To
apply, please send com-
-plt!te resuma to ad no. 77,
Dally Piiot. P.O. Box
1560. Costa Mesa, CA
92626.
YACHT SALESMAN
Broker sales, full ti me.
exp. nee. Transpac
645-0222
Maret.a ...
493-6861
Female G e rm a n
Shepherd, 14 weeks •Jld
with papers. 640-1631.
DOBERMAN PUPS· 6
wks old, blk & tan, tails &
claws done, wormed,
healthy! S75 . Call
631 ·0490
POODLE. toy, AKC male.
Pale apricot, 3 mos. old
Calm, sweet disposition
S2SO. P /P 496-8497
MIN. SCHNAUZER Salt
& Pepper-Registered
Sl75 547-4861 or64&5867
Lady Kenmore washer.
Whtie. Good condition.
Sacrifice 175. 642-4139
Cocker Spaniel 3 mo. old
puppy . shots, papers,
SJ 75. 675-4643 -----
Keeshond AKC 5 m o
female Make offer. P P
Gorgeous. 968-2697.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 mo o ld loveable 1'M ........ 1001 German Shepherd \!I
••••••••••••••••••••••• Blac k Lab dog. $60.
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
ANTIQUE MALL
Dally 10.6. Fri 10-9
Cloaed Tuesday
U751 Westminster Ave.
675·9316.
1045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kitten, Calleo F emale
JV.mos. to loving home.
540-0804 eves.
Free to• 0000 Home! 2 l
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ y r . C hocolate Point
Slamese97'1M70?
Garden Grove 554-6103
Golaa out of Business
Sale, Janes Antiques.
2721 E. Coast Hwy, CdM.
673-5752.
Free F'e.m. Calico Cal to
1oodhome.
,.1154
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h•i.vlnl( for t:aslem 1>chl
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Pre lude Strum n1t'r
Organ dbl ke yb oard .
many sounds tl3001or
trade lor snaull t•:ir
548·162'7
Tree Lo IQ()(! home l><>J U oud~r P ~male
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aft 6
UTn RmTlil & f'h111r~
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lnll at $400 Call ti-1 t 1121
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Jewelry 1070 ..•••••...........•••••
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rrom 1950'i. & 1!.160''
Mono & 1>lereo Will p:I\
lop Dollars 542 374:1
Ivory, 1·11ral. tur11uo1•"•
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30 JO nl•w 646 34711
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.Mf 962~
TV, Rodio,
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~· 200 nrs. loaded. good
cond trailer, $12.500.
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T W N OLS
i"IBERGLAS S
SACRIFICE AT SS9,SOO
i\TOlrR DOCKS NOW
IJNIT£.O YACHT BKllS
631 3133
77 Ba) linl'r Sa ratu.:a
251 2 •• lake new Best ofr
t.7~·5861
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limo •>Id. VW HuulJll
Otc!>el Full i:allt>\
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For Sale. like new, Lido
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l'O Unl Compl etel\
t•qu1 pped , in c l ne"'
trailer. used approx Ii
1\eeks 673 3515
Re..11 nice l 'i' S idney
~loop, sips 2. lrlr. run·
ning lights, motor &
possible s lip Sl80U
6:11 4613
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bal!s incl s pinnaker ,
\'II F. ('CJm p ass. new
O B 12 l!al fuel tank
SHOO To 6 pm c all
R4S 0636. eves & wknds
S.10 1115
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SSOO or offer 644·9815
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Reynolds 21 Catamaran.
used llltle, lrlr, 4 s ails .
~al'nfice 494·8239
36' Manner Polaris Cul
tcr Blue water c ruiser,
hnstol cond. By owner
f67.500. 714-586·1876
gulator. Samsonite bnef SAMT AHA 525
cru.e 661 ·1451 Has absolutely ever
} lhtng, 8 bags. beaut
Ant Leaded Windows. NO fiMe k y-cond Poss N.B. slip
English Ouk Panels. ''I lU S13.000 Owner will con
Area Rug, Ste r eo. rivlre, ~~? sider exchange for
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MCLTl FAMILY 645 7156 Sc\•Jlle.!i59-5164eves.
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Many 1Lt:mi., Go ('jrl. L'ntc}de.Surfboard Car when p I a c ing y 0 u r " Ne"' port H ar bor tools. ft~hm" equ11• 2:101 nt•r. Truck '• Camper F b I " ... ad a Da 1·1y Pt' lot ad mooring I erg ass llolly,N.B.5487140 ,\r11li5 4779 S ll P I B 545 0869 .
l FAMILY TAG SALE l' 11r1iih1 w h arl pool number Wi II appea r in your 646 1965.
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ZIS40'l Mar~ucnte Pkw~
M1~~10n VICJO
831 -2040 495.4949
t'losed Sunday:'
M a k e th o s e good
household items you're
not using a va1lable to
some othe r family by a d·
verusmg them for sale m
Classified. Ca II 642-5678
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OlDIEST
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Roy Ccrver, Inc.
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...... wport Ocal•h 640 fi44 I
1l llavJna. auto, .i1r
,11·reo, $l000 nr be:.l of
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UMW 78 3201. i\M FM
IJµc , ::.unroof, 1\ ('
.ilarm S9200 I ownr
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14 2002\u 65.00lmi .\Ir.
'a::.selte, rH'" tires.
!>hocks. Lune up Xlnt
l"UOU 9<16 2857. 9 5 o r
640-G7 Ui
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2 door. 4 s peucl, fl & 11,
runs and l1x1k• ~rra t
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$1995
JIMMARIMO
VOU<SWAGEM
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lllJNTINGTUN 111::/\("ll
842-2000
1979 DATSUN
llOCOUPE
Slick. ::.tereo l' asst•t t1·
magi. llU94031152331
ONLY $4789
newport datsun
11 4 8J3 flOO
'78 "200SX"
4 cylinder. 5 i-peed, air
l'ond1t1oruni:. 1292liL1\ 1
Super Mile~!
SUlceHewS
"76 4 C} I slick 22 & 30 ~ 'J/4."e&u
mpg Ne" tir e:-..
cog. body great shape • LJNCOL.~ MERCl RY
S.?700 s+t,2416 16AUTOC£.'ffER OH
79 Capn, snrf, Cl m fm
tape. mag whls. 111.0lMI
m1 . s.5900 or offer """
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751·0332
IRVlNI:: ~10 7ll00
The fastest tir11w 111 thl'
Wesl a Daily P1l11l
Cla~s1f1cd /\fl Call Toda.)
642-5671!
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2102-DOOR
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1500568 )l 1100 )
OHLY 54789
newport datsun
714 833 1300
1974DATSUN
260ZXCOUPE
Stick. air cond .. tape
clel·k, <10.500 miles. hkc
new l l23281
SAVE!
newport datsun
714 833 1300
7i 21!0Z 2x2. llt•aultful
l~mtl )fags, Pnvatc p •. 1r
l} :'>-10·1645, 67:1 75tl
7!1 Datsun 2111. '<Int rond.
~~1(1 i52 1;.110
7!1 IJals un 210. xlnt eond.
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752-&no
1979DATSUH
210WAGOM
Automottc. air c•1111cl .
'tl·rto c•usi.e ttc , roof
rut·k , w o tJ g r a1n
1874ZHW1
ONLY $4889
newport datsun
114 833 1300
'75 8 210 Sedan. g reat
mtlcal.(c. A /T . orig
owner. nu rad(alh $1995
552 l49"l
1976 DATSUM
82102-DOOR
1-;qwpped with I speed.
.\~ FM radio, mo re•'
1755733>
ONLY $2995
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150Har bur Blvd
COSTA MESA
645-5700
·71 I~ Port Cou~. mal(
wh Is. ss pd . $1 200
~ 9177. ..
'71AAT
124 SPIDH
!I s peed, mags , luggage
rack 12,000 origin.ii
nules t 155VPQ)
$6299
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18AUTOC~NTER DR
IRVINE 830.7300
1977 FIAT
Ill COU,E
Automatic, radw. more>
I 0293047 )( 12961
OHLY $2989
newport dat sun
11 4 833 1300
9727
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ures. great cond. Must
·77 F1<1t B rava By sell $2300/ofr 644 6462
Owner Dix I dr Auto eves
i\1 r Ste reo Sunroof. --~tai:s F.tr 751 075t '75 CVCC. xlnt runntng
71'1 Sp)t..ler tonv , dl•an.
itil mtlcal(e, radttth.
am fro. $5-195 552·0325
69 850 Sl'IOF.H. Convt
Red. runi. Mu~t sa.:11
leanng for school, S.'>OO
Firm 9621!()!17 after lipm
l!ond. 52.000 mi, orig
owner , has had TLC,
Must sell. need larger
vehicle. $2695 646-5172
79 Accor d . ~ d r . AC.
AM IF'M Lape. 5 sp, xlnt
rond. best offer. 831-7950
or 675-3530.
'79 llonda C1v1c, loaded.
7,000 m1, like new. S.SSOO.
759-8930.
SKI WEST
204 SO G ltA °" l>
SANTA A'\\
17 :-.uhurh.111 IWll
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542-8993
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······'················ Cabo\'er camper fur ... al••
ttedowni-. good r ond S800
l!fil\ Hl:JZt'r I whl dr J.!OtHI
l'OOd ltght ~n-cn, $350CI
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OVER Blue'°°" For Your Good
\ W, Purschcor Audi
\ W POHSClll-: \t'DI
115 E Coai.l H1" J 1
or best offrr 645 'l777 True: ks 9560 ,11 Ha ys1de Dn1I'
'\cwpon Bea('h 673 ~
Fiberglass shell. fit~ mini
t ruc k A:.k for .Jeff
968·1295
"'4otoriud l ikes 9140 .....••..•.............
PUCH Moped. ltke new
S3.50
675-5861
Mo tobetan t' ma>pa·d
50Vl.C L1kt' Ol'\\ lk'~I
offer 7004l6H!I
9150 ••.•.•.................
·so Yamaha 650 Spel'tal.
Sl950
492 5007
WANTF:l> 1'1athead XO
Harle). l'..bh paid!
646-3485
"76 'IT.iOO $850
'77 2SOYZ ~75
548 9688
·77 Harle} Sport} run.,
good $2800 best 11rrer
545-1914
'74 Honda 250 1-:ls111or1>
runs good $200 •>r hcst of
fer 534-()U7
"75 HONDA 250XL
perfect cond Lo m1 $i>SO
552 0402
•CHEV. HEW '80
I 2'X8 ' ST AKE!
\ul11111al1c tra11s. pwr
o,tet>rinjl. clual rl·ars
TOPS PAID FOR
n t PORT&SPORTS
CJ\RS ~ ilOO
10.000 GVW. ell' ~r Autos, Imported
8163) •••••••••••••••••••••••
$8898!
HOWARD Chenolet
l>.1\•c & Quall SL;;
'\EWPOHT HEAC'll
833-0555
i5 l'ht•\"} '2 Lon P U. S220U
Wkda1-. c•Jll ;,1>1 !llHifi.
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clttmn St5U
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14,000mi Turbo 400
Pos1 lrat·tmn PS S2800
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I t'~ ltnder. I l>pecd. 7 fool
Alfa Romeo 9705 ....................••.
FINAL ,\LFA llOM EO
cu-:,\111\NCE
\LL '79s MUST GO!
"We're Dl•ahn' ..
1980 SPIDERS
HERE HOW!!!
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Do\eStreet
NEWPORT BEACll
752-0900 ---------
7!1 Alfa Spnnt Voice. AC.
xlnt s tereo. s1 her
meta lh('. maroon int,
serurily S }li $7:100
673·3671
llt:'(j 1 IN6Jlo.11 78 Spyder. 11,000 m1. xlnl
$4699 mod SS.cm
~-n ~ ,d_ _ 76().1353 ,......,_, :r't4tt~ Audi -9701
LINlOI.'\ :'.11-:RCCRY •••••••••••••••••••••••
t6.\l7110CE'llTER on 75 Al.i DI 2dr. Wtlh new
lftVINI-A:I0-7000 l' n g. n ew pa 1 n t
95 70 iM 731 -1163 eves
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ega onos Ol' ·"' \ (' xlnt l'Ond 15mµJ(
·73 IOOLS. new paint good
1nt . 40M. S2600
673 3423 Cond. $1400 OB O ' , ·
642-1746 M UST SELL S3500.S6l-6S78
Eves '79 Dod!te custom. low
1!!79 Audi 5000 lJ1csel.
11.000 rm. loaded. s nrf.
Blaupunkl ::.tcn.•o, awse.
~Ompl(, !>tlver melalhc
1>r1t·e for 4Utl'k !>ale HONDA SLIOO, .iood 1•011<1 S739S OBO ti.1t lr.!62 s:m
841!·0615
'78 KAWASAkl
ICZ I 000 LTD.
Jus t 12.000 m1I{'~
Ftnanc1ng availahle
17N79SiJ
M*Offer!
~?'4tte&u
Bntish Motor Cari.
18 AUTOCENTER DR.
IRVlNE 8341 7300
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SwapMfft
Orange County's Large:.t
All Indoors. Space Avail.
Fri Sept. 12: 6pm·llpm 1
nite only! Orange c.Amnty
Fairgr ounds 24 hrs info
TI4-831 ·5ll6
For Rent '77 Ha r vest Mint
m otorhome. bums reg
ga s. s i ps 6 , se lf
contained. Reas R at es
P .P . Call a fter 6pm
556-0L97
'79 Commander. 24". hke
new. Sl5,000or best offer.
must sell. 7~-6470 ,
T ........ T,... .. 9170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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sleeps 6. older good cond.
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6 c yl engine
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COROLLA
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engine automatic
transm1ss1on and fac-•
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2888 HARBOR BlVD., COSTA MESA
540-0330
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FEATURED 'UN DE IOLITARI!' DANC!RI
Terri Heyee, Anlllony -.re "8y Leecle
Ballet Bow
Huntington Dancers Open
Antboay Sellan la a bulJ man thae daya. Not only i• be
artistic direc:tor ol Civic Ballet ol Soutbem California but will
be featured performer in tbil weekend'• aeuon opener of "Un
de Solltuie," a oae·act story ballet be wrote and cboreo-
IJ'apbed.
Tbe piece is part of the total production of .. Autumn
Prelude," acbeduled for 2:30 p.m. Saturday and I p.m. Sunday
at the Huntiqton Beach Hlah School auditorium, 1905 S. Main
St.
"PAI DIC QUAT&E," .. P u de Deux," and "Summer
• Worbbop EnMmble, •• are allo included in the prosram .
Sellan will dance witb Terri Haye1 in "Un de Solltarie ."
Tbe ltor)' la ol a eommoaer invited to a swank, social ball
u a joke. Tbe suesta ftnd blm entertaiD.ln1.
A YOONG Gl&L (Mill Hajea)'bu compauioa for the nrao..-(Sellan); romance blauoma and be la ultimately ac-
cepted .,, tbe """"'· SeU8nWMUIOcbonolrapber• ''PudeDeux. ''
.. !!lqrnms Woftabop l:Dlemble" olfen area dancers wbo
• are DOt put ol \be eompany a cbance to work ln a UYe ,.,.,....... -. nm.ea at .. are a.allable by telepbon•n• 111-4407 or
•t-1105 -wm allo be at the box omce an 'hour betore perfOl'lll8Dce.
JACK NICHOLSON (LEFT) IN 'FIVE EASY PIECES,' CHRISTOPHER REEVE IN 'SUPERMAN.'
at Movie Favorites
•
By MICHAE L DOUGAN
Of Ille Delly ~I ... SIA"
Remember Humphrey Bogart bidding farewell to In·
grid Bergman at the Casablanca airport? Or Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers dancing "Cheek to Cheek?"
How about E liza DoolitUe pulling her semantic hoaz?
Or Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis escaping frol'h The Mob
in drag? ·
Recall Superman carrying Lois Lane across the skies
of Metropolis or Jack Nicholson demonstrating how not to
behave in a roadside diner?
IF YOUR ME MORY of those scenes is clouded it can
be cleared by enrolling in one of three film series at
Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Not Only will adults have the opportunit y to review -
or perhaps see for the first time -some of America's
movie classics, but t here is also a series strictly for
children.
First to kick off is the Friday Film Series tonight,
sponsored by the Associated Students organization.
Forme r OCC student Andy Newbr e said selec·
lion of movies, which includes the most modern films of
the two adult series, is an improvement over past years
wtien the Friday flicks often drew little attendance.
"The series of films tbey set up was just a disaster ." he
claimed. "They told me to revise it."
That was two years ago. Now the shows draw an
a verage of around 150 to 200, but rarely is the JOO.seat
a uditorium filled, said Newbre. He said the students'
group breaks even on the project.
Newbr e descr ibed the line-up as a "family-
oriented type of series," although the fi rst scheduled
movie -"Five Easy Pieces " -contains more sex and
profanity than most parents would probably care for their
children to see.
"FIVE EASY PIECES," which opens the series
toni ght, stars Nicholson as a brilliant concert pianist who
would rather spend hls life roughnecking in the oil fields.
Karen Black plays hi s ignorant a nd accepting
girlfriend. The film won numerous awards, includlng best
picture, best director and best supporting actress from the
New York Film Critics.
(See MOVIE , Page CS)
Big Bands Swing at Knott's
Jazz Favorites. Part of Year-long Celebration
It's the weekend of the big
beat at Knott's Berry Far m.
If the sounds reverberating
around the 150-acre park today
a nd Saturday seem familiar,
don't be surprised.
Thia special presentation of
the park's year-long celebration
of its 80tb Anniversary Diamond
Jubilee is dubbed .. The Best of
the Bil Bands," a nd t he
apotlipta will be falling on some
of the bi1&est.
From 8 p.m . to 1 a.m. each
day, the entertainment center
will boat Count Basie and bis
Orchestra, Harry Jamel and bis
Bil Band, Woody · Herman and
tbe Young Thunderin g Herd,
and Maynard Ferguson and bis
Orchestra.
AS OOVNTEBPOINT to these
lon1-tlme favorites the Bonnie
Janoflky Bil Band, an ail-girl
a1sre1atioa, will be featured.
The "bi1 band sou n d "
blo11omed in the lat e 1930s,
1wellln1 to the p eak of its
popularity in the early 'SOI.
Many reuona, none definitive,
have been given for its 1radual
fadeout in the follqwint years.
But whether it baa aometl\iJll
to do witb the qostallia crue or
baa other origins, the bi1 bands
have enjoyed a resur1ence of
. popularit>: in recent yeara.
TBEaE 18 an ever-increulna
demand for their appearances
for concerti and dances.
Mute blltoriana believe tboM
wbo srew up dancinl or tapplna
tbelr toea to tbe bll bands never
lolt tbelr dDlty for the IOUDd.
Tb•1 alao cont end that
younpten wboH penonal n ·
perienee bu primarily been the
cacophony ollaard rock ftnd btl
band 1ound1 a tuneful.
rb)'tbmical aurprile.
R est o rati o n s a n d re -
recordings or the music of that
era are supporting an entire new
br anch of the reco rding in·
dust ry.
Park locations for ·the big
band bash are:
-Count Basie and his piano
in the Good Time Theater.
-H a rry James a nd his
trum pet in the Starlight Pavilion
of the Roaring '20s area .
-Woody Herma n and his
cla rinet in the Cloud 9 Ballroom.
-Maynard Ferguson and his
trumpet in lbe Wagon Camp of
the Ghost Town area.
Big name band leaders
from another era will likely
create a nostalgic mood
for those in attendance at
Knott's Berry Farm today
and Saturday. Among the
scheduled performers will
be (clockwise from left)
Count Basie, Woody
Herman and Harry James.
Bonnie Janofs ky and he r
drums in t he Fiesta Village
Plaza.
Tickets are $10 with admission
also entitling the purchaser to
unlimited use of rides, shows
and adventures.
The park is at 8039 Beach Blvd.,
Buena Park.
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02 DAil. Y PILOT ENTERTAINMENT
, A Bowl Full of Musie
SHARI ll!"WIS WILL BE
at Orange Coast Colle9 ,
2701 Fairview Road. Co~ta Mesa, SaturddY
at 1 p.m . with h r frl~nds Lemb Chop nd a
llf e·slze replica of Fr d Astaire Tlt ket\
w ill be $3 at the c:tudltorlum
TICKETS AR E ON SALE
for the Orang County Phil harmonic
Society's~ rles of eight concerts fH tunnQ
the Los Ahgel ~ Philharmonic Orch('stra
Conduc tor Carlo M arla Ctullnl will lead four
of the concerh at ~onta Ana High School,
520 W. Walnut St Slnglt tickets ere $13 SO
and S t•.50 at thP Orange County Philharmonic
Society office. ?34 17th St . Co\ta
Mesa or by calling M6 641l
J . PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, MALIBU.
Norton Simon M ust:>um, Pasadena
and Bowers M useum Santa Ana,
will be toured th•~ fall during a c..lass
offered Sa turdays by tht> Orange Coast
College Community SPrv1ce office Ticke ts
are S 17 SO for al I three tours For
more infor mation <.a ll SS6 S51/
SENIORS GET SPECIAL
discounts at Disneyland during the
park's Senior Fun Days every Thursday
and Friday through Dec 19. Seniors over 50
will be allowed to purchase special ticket
books for S6.SO and specially priced
luncheons will be offered at M ain Street
Plaza Inn and New Orleans' Square.
Disneyland Date
810 BAND DANCING
will get under w ay Sunday at the Inn at
the Park Hotel, 18SS S Httrbor Blvd ,
Anaheim AdmlS!llOn lo th 8 .1S p.m .
PVOnt I~ SJ
THE SAIDI DANCE COMPANY
will ntertaln lrvln t.ht\ t r .9oers
to an aft.-rnoon of T dhltlan, Hawaiian
and Mlddl dSt~rn dant lno Sunday In the
Turtle R0<k Community Cent r , No. 1 Sunnyhlll
Orlv.-Adm1 .... 1on to thP 'I p.m "ihow I~
S3 for adults cmo S'I tor \tudt!nh and
s nlor s '
FIREWORKS POPS FINALE
is sc heduled tonight tHld Saturday night at
the Hollyi-vood Bowl with conductor M ichael
Tiison ThOm"s ledding the Los An<Jete~ Phllhar-
monlc Orche~trJ In sett-c tlons from Rodgers,
Gershwin, Ravel. Verdi, Prokofieff,
Bertlo1 and Handel For ticket Information
tor the 8 30 perfor mances call (213 )
460-269S
ALSO AT TH E BOWL
Cleveland Or chestra conductor Lorin
M aazel will m ake his only Los Angeles
appearance Sunday during a 7:30 p.m .
con ce rt featuring Dvorak's Symphony No.
7 In O M inor, Ravel's "La Valse," ·
"Fountains of Rome" by Respighi
and the Overture to "La Forza del Destino,"
by Verdi. For ticket information cal I
~.U,0-2695 .
Suturday is "Da te Night" at Disneyland appearing will be Change, Seawind, Papa
and The Spi nners, currently enjoying sue· Doo Run Run and The Sunshine Balloon.
cess \\-ith their late recording of "Cupid," The park will be open 9 a .m . Saturd ay to 1
will be fe atured in 8. 10 p.m . and· midnight a .m Sunday and 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. A
performances at the Anaheim park. Also 25th birthday parade is also on tap.
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LEARN HOW TO MAKE
Christmas gifts, self defense techniques
and martial arts during the "Fall Fun
Fair Exposition" Saturday at TeWlnkle
M emorial Park, Costa Mesa. There will be
,ailboat races and story-telling
beginning at 2 p .m . Entrance l s free.
WOOD AND GLASS
wi ll be on dlsplay through Oct. 2• at the
Designs Recycled Gallery, 619 Harbor
Blvd., Fullerton. Expertly crafted
furniture and blown glass will be
on display at the gallery from 10 a.m . to
6 p.m ., closed Sunday.
CRITIC H.L. MENCKEN
will come to life tonight and Saturday night
during a stage production of "H.L. Mencken :
An American Curmudgeon" at Cal
State Fullerton. Tickets are $2 and
are available at the Performing Arts
box office, or by calling 1·773-3371 . Showtime.
is 8 In the campus Recit al Hall.
NOBODY'S FOOL
c ontinues at t he Long Beach Community
Playhouse. S021 E.'Anaheim St., through
Sept. 20. The cast takes its cue
from audience suggestions every Friday
and Saturday night, beginning at
8 : 30. For ticket information call C213>
438-0536.
18TH CENTURY SILVERWARE
will go on display Saturday at the M useum
of Art in Balboa Park, San Diego. More
than 100 pieces of fine sliver
will be shown, including many pieces
that have disappeared from modern tables.
Adm isslon is S 1 for adults and 50 cent s
for children.
FINE GIFT PLATES
designed by Lisette Dewinne w ill be on
display Sa turday from 1 to 5 p.m . at Werner 's
ONE NICHT ONLY
GIORGIO TOZZI
IN CONCERT
with orchestra & other LYrlc Opera singers
sun., sept 21 , 1980 -8:00 p.m.
IRVINE BOWL, LAGUNA BEACH
phonecharge: <714>499·1 SJJ
or write:
LYRIC OPERA ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 514, Laguna Beach, CA 92652
visa-Master Caro-or checks
TICKETS: $8 to $1 5
MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS AT BOWL
Fine Gifts and Collectables, 235 Avenida
del Mar, San Clemente. The artist w ill
attend and autograph her work.
"REASONED SPACE,"
an exhibit of 53 photographs, prints
and drawings that depict mathematical
reasoning will be on display at Cal
State Long Beach, Gallery B. Sunday from
1 to 4 p.m. The campus i s located at
1250 Bellflower Blvd:
AUDITIONS WILL BE HELO
Tuesday and Wednesday at Chapman
College for the Orange County Youth
Symphony from 5:30 to 9 p.m. High sc hool
and college students ar e invited to
audition in the Music Building, 333 N.
Glassel! St., Orange. For more
information call 997-6774.
B. GENTRY LEE
Space Scientist & Series M anager for the new
Carl Sagan TV Series "Cosmos"
"STAR WARS -SCIENCE FICTION
OR REALITY ?"
Wednesday, September 24
8 p.m. UCI Village Theatre
Tickets· ASUCI Box Office or mail order to Stu-
dent Affairs Lectur es Information call O U )
833·5588
South Coa§t Plaza Village
"'eleoDte§ the Fifth Annual
Cla§§ie Car Parade
Saturday, SepteDtber 13th
Don't miss this nostalgic event!
Cars on display from 8-12.
Parade begins at 12 noon.
South Coast Plaza
Village
Located at Sunflower & ae·ar Streets
Santa Ana. CA 92704 · (714) 751-6595
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Friday, Seplilmber 12. 1980 CWl.. y Al.OT ..
Multi-talented Cast Gives r.oklahoma' Pizazz
It has be.,n neurly 40 yuni since a war time
bloe-kbuster hit 8rc>adway a nd t-htnaed
Amt>rlcan muslrBI theater forevt"r Rodurs
and Hammerstein '11 "Oklahoma· swept the
staae with a ''ttality as fresh and rorttful as an
wlnduw pmadownthesh1tf''sphunl4 ·
• produf lmn uf th(' how that openf'd tn
Tustin ln 't '4t>f'k comt·~ orf about a6 bniht nd
breti ~ the ongmal And th11t 11 1mi>rc: 1vt-1n
view ()(the likl'hhood none ol lhf' t'•:-1 mf'mtw-rr.
ut Ehaabeth ltuwud':. ('urtam Call 01nner
The1tlt'r hud bt>t>n born "'ht•n "Okl0thoma dt
buted °'' Murch 3\. l!M3
So ncvt-r 111111d thJt 1t 'too lah' tor • tars like
Atrn·d l>rakt'., l't'k:.h' Holm ,1od llo"' ard
Out 'N About·
Norman Stanley
daS) l\'a to ret•rt•Jtt' Lht.'tr origmul roles Tht'
d) nanHl' and talt-nted pt'rforml!~ on stage In
Tustin insure lht• sho'4 :. m.t~w for vt'terao
viewer:. and first timl'r:. ahke
"OKLAHOMA" M~RKS THE third :.ho" .it
the Curtatn l'all unllt-r the aegis of produc-er
Mrs Howard and her brotht'r. John Ferola. 'Aho
serve:. ..is the theater !> artistic-director And
\\Ith earher productions of "tlello. Doll) and
"C3rousel," the current offenng bespeaks d
knack for fusing thl' d1 l:tparate element~ a :.uc
cessfuJ dinner playhou:.e requires
A complex operation like tfos embraces all
the factors that must bt> a ttended in a first-class
restaurant from food and service to atmosphere
and ample parking To that, then, must be
added the myriad frus trations and anxieties of
ca sting, rehearsing and delivering a major
theatncal effort.
It appears to me that Mrs Howard and Mr
Ferola border on bemg miracle workers .
the) 've meshed all these components in an
amazingly short length of tame to give Orange
County one of its finest dinner theaters.
FURTHER, THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENT
becomes all the more significant when you re
alize they took over a place that had earlier laid
the proverbial theatrical egg (and a big one, at
that).
"Oklahoma" rates top honors or the Curtain
Call s hows to date for an amalgamation of
talent suggesting the pluperfect cast. It has
been a number of years since I've seen so many
gifted performers br ought together on one
stage
In the leading roles of Curly and Laurey,
Craig Mitchell and Karen Crowley hold their
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•OeHcioue hon d'oeuwres Mon.·Frf., 4 :30-6:30 PM
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ject a Gertie more closely resembling Miss
Piggy. That's no mean feat nor is the ability to
maintain her shrill and piercing idiot's laugh as
long as she does without suffering voice col·
lapse.
The show's most electrifying performance,
however, is turned in by Rush Tully (his bona
fide name, I was assured ) as Jud Fry. His is
one of those stunning appearances that make
you feel you've luckily witnessed the time and
place that signals the emergence of a future
star. .
Tully has studied extensively at the con·
ser vatory in Vienna, USC and the Universit y of
New Mexico. Now , training a nd extraordinary
natural talent are paying o f( with a singing and
speaking voice they're probably picking up in
the far reaches of Fullerton.
OVERSHADOWED, PERHAPS, BUT not to
be counted out for an important contribution to
the proceedings is Elizabeth J ames' Hill in the
role of Aunt Eller . She rates special notice for
the warmth and c-reditability she achieves in
playing a character considerably older than her
own age. · •
Rounding out the cast -a nd handily fulfill·
ing the heavy demands of "Oltlahoma's" song
and dance routines -are Bill Sawyer, Frances _
Mills. Debi Mathews. Randy Ingram, Bille
Hess, J effry Bryan and David Thiergartner.
Those behind the s~enes who merit ac-·
colades, too, in clude choreographer David
Eilkinson. music director, and conductor/piano
Brian Shucker. Together with director Ferola,
they underwrite the warranty that from the mo-
ment Curly emerges from the audience singing
"Oh, What a Beautiful Momin"' you're in for a
beautiful evening
TUSTIN STAGING OF RODGERS, HAMMERSTEIN M~SICAL BRIGHT, BREEZV
Ellzabeth Hiii (left) Is Aunt Eller. Karen Crowley Is L9urey, Craig Mltchell Curly.
AS FOR THE top-notch dinner that pre-
cedes the show. give several tips of a master's
cooking cap to executive chef Joe Barnes From
the fi rst courses of soup and salad through such
entree selections as roast New York jus her or
breast of chicken ala Pipino. he sees to it your
table is set with food that leaves nothing want-
ing in quality or taste.
own but face some of the stiffest competition
1mag1nable in keeping the show from being
stolen away from them And 1f both fall a bit
short in the acting department. the shortcoming
is offset by a stage presen<'e and smgmg voices
that led them to a sizable share of the even
ing ·s plauwts
smaller roles in "Hello Dolly" and "Carousel."
In "Oklahoma." though, he e}Tlerges full flower
as a diminutive and unflagging bundle of danc·
mg, singing and comedic talent, a Will Parker
who has lo s ucceed with Ado Annie ultimately
because no girl could long resist such boyish en·
thus1asm and charm .
For a novel touch on the dinner theater
scene. the Curtain Call has replaced the usual
buffet line up with a staff of e fficient waiters
who serve the e ntire meal. Dessert a nd
beverage 1s not included in the admission price. ALSO, THE ROLES of Curly and Laurey
aren't as flashy as those of Will Parker, Jud
fry, Ado Annie, Ali Hakim and Gertie, and the
fi ve artists playing those parts are the source of
the s how's explosive energy and dazzle. Respec
lively, they are J im Alexander. Rush Tully,
De bra Pagano. Loren Almaguer and Susan
Taylor, who indi vidually or collecti vely
garnered so many show·stopping ovations I lost
count
As the girl who "cain't say no," Debra
Pagano m atches the fast pace set by Alexander
and captures some memorable moments or her
own while keeping him and Loren Almaguer
<who plays Ali t he peddler with maximum
hilarity) vying for her favors. In fact, several of
the comic scenes between Pagano a nd
Almaguer exhibit virtuosity in the art of timing
to provoke laughter.
Dinner gets unde r way 90 minutes prior to
show time. The curtain goes up at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday, 9 p.m . Saturday, 1:30
p.m. for Sunday brunch and 7.30 Sunday even-
ing. Prices range from $11.95 for the Sunday
matinee to $17.95 for the Saturday evening
performance.
Jim Alexander played similar although
Not far behind 1n that department is
Susan Taylor, a pretty girl who manages to pro-
The theater is at 690 El Camino Real,
Tustin, near both the Santa Ana and Newport
freeways. Reservations 838-1540.
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d a y, Sept :n ,1 1 1h1·
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IT WILL make the fir-.l
time the multi lalente1I
Davis has appeart.•rl <ii
the Chandler BolJ llopt•
1s the chairman of the
event and Los Angeles
Ma yor Tom Br adll'\' cu
chairman
"" Ma ny celebn t 1c.., and
entertainers are on tht'
t r ibute committel' in
eluding ex astronaut
Edwin Ald ri n . Gen e
Autr y, P au l An k a .
L u c ille Ball . Carol
Bu rne tt , .Joe Cam
pa n e lla. Or Sam my
Lee. Ken "iorton. Sen
Alan Crans ton and Sen
S.l. Hayaka wa
TICK ETS ARE pr1eed
at $125 (founders 1, 575
C patrons>. $50 <donors l
and $25 < supp<1rter-. 1
Tickets md\ bf' or
d e r<'d b) v.r1 t 1ng to
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ten. for · thl' Rimel, 617
West 7th. Su1t1· .mo Lo'
Angeles. C,1llf ·~1011
German
Fun D ays
Scheduled
A lluntmAlon B{'ach
s hopp ing establishment
i s b eg 1n n1 n g i t s
"Oktoberfest'' a bit ear
ly this year.
Th~ celebration open:-.
Saturday al Old World
Vi llaS!e. a complex of
s hops and restaurants
76 1 C e nt ::-r Ave .
San Diego Freeway
(405) and Beach Roule
vard
Sever al bands from
Germany will perform
durin~ the event which
will be observed through
Nov 16.
Fidelen Schwalwn will
appea r through Sept 29
fo llowed by Pfaclzer
Baum Oc t 1 throJgh
O c t . 26 a n d
Deutschme1ster Ka pe lle
Nov 1 through Nov 16.
Old World 1s open 11
a .m . to 9 pm M onday~
through Sa turday:-. a nd
11 a m . to 6 p m Sun
day.
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'NOW WAIT A MINUTE' -Dick Vara (left)
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Sarldleback Va lley Community Theater.
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Intermission
Tom Titus
J>lt•,1-..rn1 httlt• 1·111rwdy, 1111·1·ly dtred ed by Benny
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TRADITIONAL FAVORITES 10 am-2 pm
2813 VILLA WAY in the Cannery Village
South of 30th St. on Villa Way
AVERY
SPECIAL DINING
EXPERIENCE
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SNAPPER Per Person
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Served with Soup du Jour. rice pilaf or
baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner.
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
I I :30 to 2:30
On-the-mall at South Coast Plaza near the Carousel
on the First Level. For reservations call: 540-8822.
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We Proudly Present Oncore
Showtlme & Dancing 9 p.m. · 2 a .m. Mon. thru Set.
Pre ThPatr£< &
Aftf'r TheatrP
Menus
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Continental Cuisine
Lunch Mon. thru Fri.
Dinner Daily
Champagne Butte l
Sunday
9 a.m .-3 p.m
Reservations Please 695 Town Center Dr.
Costa Mesa, Ca. ·----·-C•n•....._. 714-641-9242
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Uunday Champagne<f3runch
$575
Al our Brunch Tahk, c;ek1-:t lrom assorted juices mclu tl mg
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Ddel·tahle P.1.,trie'. F resh Frui t~ Jntl Champagne'
T hen we'll -.cp·e you the en tree of your choice
l·ggs lkncdil't T he All-Ameri ca n Breakfast
Ca l1 forniu Omelette Cakes 'N Bacon
The Frenchman Sandwich
Join us Sunday~. 10 a.m. to 2 p.rn. for a
Brunch of your fa\'orites!
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Ho~t Murray Fromson
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12:.c> 9 (I) THE HEW
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gallon lnlo a mu•der IHds
1ham 10 • deaolate 11t1nd
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Genesis Johnny Lee, Irene
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'Dallas'
Moyers Analyzes Campaigners
NASHVILLE. Tt•nn
<AP> Comedian .Jerry
Clower wil l s p o of
"Dallas" daddy .Jock
E wing when he plays a
family patriarch with a
d ast ardlv son named
"R.J ." in a takeoff of
the CBS televis i o n
series.
"I'm going to bl' the
r ichest man in the world
and my name 1s gon na
be •t M .' I've got a
Y.avward son named 'R.i ,' a s mall s poiled
daughter named 'QT ·
and a siss} son callec1
·u .R ···Clower s aid
The show 1 s
"Nashville Palace," a
• television s pecial that
Sam Lovullo. producer
of "Hee Haw." rs re·
h earsing . It will be
broadcast by ABC later
this month, Lovullo said
"It's a challenge for
me, and 1 honestly think
the show is going to be a
humdinger," Clower
said.
The show will include
a number of country
singers and be hosted by
entert ainer and "!lee
H aw .. regular Roy
Clark.
·'The network has not
indicated if 'Nas hville
P alace' will be a regular
show next year or not,"
Lo\1ullo said ··But
they're really pushing
us to get it finished so
they can look at it."
8 ) TOM JOR \'
NEW YORK CAP 1 Btll Mo~ ers le rt
the candidates briefl y the other c1a) to
talk about his new pre-election series on
pres idential politics . "Bill Moyer s
.Journal. Campaign Report~·
"The assumption running thrnugh
this series." he said ... ,~ that I ha vt•n 't
made up my mind how to vote. and
that ·s for sure ·
Moyers said voters this year are left
with four choices President Cartl'r.
Ronald Reagan. th e Re publtc an
nominee; a third µarty candidate Rt•p
John Anderson. or no vote a t all
I R EALL\' llAVE a n orwn mind
about this. as I think most 1\merll'ans
do ... he said
At the found ation of "Campaign
Re port." which pre m1l'res tonight at 9
on many Public Broadcastmg Sen 1c·e
stations. ts Moyers' d1•s1re to provide·
prospective voters with information on
the candidates "that commercial
television has neither the lime nor the
opportunjty to ,present.' <Channel 50 9
p.m .. Channel 28, JO p.m >
The first hour-long program, for in
stance. will include a :J0·40-m1nute re·
port on Reagan's most recent campaign
swing.
"What you saw on the evening news."
Moyers said. illustratin.g his approach
to "Campaign Report." "was one
Reagan gaffe after a nother While that
was a good story. it was n't the whole
story
"WHAT HE DID, and I didn't see it
on television. was attack. attack. at-
tack. You saw very little of Reagan's
unrelenting assault on Carter's record."
"Camprugn Report .. w111 continue on a
weeklv basis until the election Nov 4
Moyers, whose "Journal" premiered on
public TV Nov. 14. 1972, is one of the
country's most respecte<i journalists. A
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formPr µres .., "c<'rt'tar} lo President
.Johnson and publishe r of :'\lewsday, the
Long bland nt•ws papcr, ~loyers spent
21 J y1•ars as chief correspondent for
('!IS ll<•µorls" l1t•fore reviving hts
".Journal" in Febru<.tT'.\ 1979.
II F. IS A ~1i\N \ll'ITE Cll'arly torn
betwc:cn th(' freedo m of time offered by
public television a nd tht' unhmited re-
-.ourt'('s proffered by the C'om merr1al
ncl\\orks
lie assisted CHS Nl'WS in its coverage
thi s <;ummer o f the Republican
;rnd 0 <.'morratr C' nominating conven-
t1 o ns , and the re are unmistakable
signs tha1 CRS would like to enList his
scn ·1res full t1m(' once more.
NonC'theless. 1n discussing the ex
tl'ns1on of his "Journal" to the cam
pa1gn. he spoke in a positive tone Ear h
show will be produced for about $.50.000.
he s aid. and that is a relatively s mall
sum compared with the standard for a
networ'k news docum entary of the same
lrngth
He mentioned the cost. he said, "not
to plead poorhouse. but to show good
te levision can be done on a modest
budget.·•
MOVERS SAID HE intends to ex·
am ine signifirant political develop-
ments in this election year, for eitam-
p l e , the increasing influe n ce of
evangelical Christia ns in support of the
conservative cause. as well as the can-
didat es.
Ile said he intends to consider "The
Essential Reagan" as well as "The Es-
sential Carter." and will spend some
time. too. with Anderson and other third
party candidates.
"The program the Friday before t~e-
election." he said. ·•I intend to s um up
what I found on the road I'm convinced
nnw, after being on the road a lot. that
most people arc not going to start pay-
ing uttentton unt il JUSl before the elec-
tion."
MOYF.RS SAID ll F. will not announce
in the final edition of "Campaign
Report" hrs choice for president
"That woulc1 be a misuse of my posi·
lion," he said
ens. by the way. began its own pre·
election program , "Cam paig n
CountdO"-TI ... Wednesday night at I I :30
pm
The weekly half-hour political report,
anchored h' Walter Cronkite. will be
composed of four regular segments , in-
cluding "The Candidates.'· "Inside
Poltt1 rs.' a "We Lhe People" poll. and
.. Choices for the ·sos." featunng com-
mentar) from experts nn a number of
election year issues
Sea Series
Airs Sunday
"The Undersea World of Jacque
Cousteau." a series of one·hour specials
revealing the mysteries of the deep, pre-
mieres on KTLA <Channels) Sundays at8
p.m ., beginning Sept. 14.
Narrated by the late Rod SerUng and
J oseph Campanella, "The Undersea
World of J acque Cousteau" is a wi nner of
eight national Emmy Awards .
KTLA begins the weekly series. which
precedes "Wild Kingdom " and "Wild
Wild World of Animals," Sundays, with
the story of Pepito and CristobaJ, a pair of
ra,re cape fur seal pups found off the coast
'Africa.
Members of a nearly extinct species.
Pepito and Cristobal are temporarily
adopted by the crew of Cousteau's scien-
tific research vessel, CaJypso.
Do11 'f Fighf. S1eif el1
In addition to being a whale of a school
tea cher, Miss Switc h has othe r super
talents -s uch as piloting a broomstick
with her best pupils as passengers. The
whims ical, two-p a rt t ale is on KABC
(Ch.7) at l1 a .m . this Saturday and next.
U tah Films Pushed
SALT LAKE CITY !AP> Actor Robert Red-
ford . who li ves part of the year at hrs ski resort in
Provo, wants to boost film-makmg in Utah So, h~
announced he has formed a corporation cailed the
Sundance Institute to entice Hollywood and en-
courage local talent.
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with boosting her show busmess career.
stars with Miss f'leld m ·' moke) and-the
Bandit II " currently playing tn several
Orange Coast.area theaters The film is a
sequel to "Smokey and the Bandtt" and re
portedly 1s setting box office records
throughout the coWJtry
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -A Superior Court
j udge bas denied a request by Casablanca
Records to stop singer Donna Summer from
offering her recording and performing services to
other companies.
Judge Jerry Pachl. who this week refused
to grant a preliminary injunction, said be ques·
tloned the validity of an earlier, exclusive con·
tract the highly successful entertainer bad
signed with Casablanca.
Pacht said Ms. Summer was free to seek
work elsewhere pending the outcome of the suit
she filed last January, which claims the record
company and her manager ran the singer's
career for their benefit rather than hers.
Among other things, the complaint seeks at
least S5 million in damages and an order
rescinding all agreements Summer made with
Casablanca and her manager.
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hokum. ctn Anwric ctn11,i11on of lhP
Kung Fu gt'nrt' th<1t hcH lasc1n
ated As1cl clnd other PCJrl'>of the
world Tht'f11 m '>01WQH•d14'>'>el l<;
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-,orialcty 1~ augmented by phy
'>l(rll sk1ll!t that are well nigh
me red1lll~ Thl• shopworn plot
POrtrays him as the pawn In a
1930\ oan9 ter war over a sluo·
olno tournament In a small Te>CH
town Forget the plot and w atch
the young Chan zip throuoh a
ser ies of encounters with the
athletic orace of Gene Kelly In
his prime. The SUPPortlng cast
Includes Jo\e Ferrer as the
chit•f gonoster , Kristina De Bell
as Chan's gi rlfrlend, and Mako
d\ his uncle and mentor. Rated
PG with mild swearing and dy·
namk action.
"THE HUNTER" caste;
Steve Mc Queen as a moder'n·day
bounty hunter whoemplovs tac·
tics perfe~ted In the Old West
He could have been an lntrlguinq
anachronism, but the character
Is never developed beyond stan
dard, steel 1awed McOueen
But z l<ulik has directed some
slam banq chases, but their
effectiveness cs blunted l:>v a
script that meanders between
the bounty hunter's missions
and a boring relationship with
his housemate I Kathryn Harrold I
who is heavy with child Rated
PG, with rough languaqe and
violence that may be too intenS('
for some youngsters
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~MAOKl," "ALL OYEll THl WOlllO." "XANADU," "l'M ALIVE."
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"AIRPLANE" Is rem iniscent
of the Marie Brothers at their
mMt antic. Exe.pt that the
oaos come even faster and many
would have been Shot down by
the censors In the Marxian era.
Jim Abrahams, Jerry and oavld
Zucker ("Kentucky Fried Movie'')
wrote and directed the mad romp,
l ace roting scores of movie
cllches. Julie Hagerty and Robert
Hays are the straight-faced
romantic leads, and they are
sol Idly suppartcid by Lloyd
Br idges, Robert Stack, Leslie
N le I sen, Peter G r aves and a
surprlslngly adept Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar . The rating Is PG.
"THE BLUE LAGOON"
's a tender r omance·adventure
that succeeds surprlslngly well.
From a late-Victorian novel of
Henry Devere Stackpoole about
two children shipwrecked on an
Idyll lc island; they build an
agreeable life for themselves,
grow up to discover se>C as well
as the cruelty of man and nature.
The plot succeeds because of
sensitive direction by Randal
Kleiser and ingenious
portrayals by Brooke Shields and
Cristopher Atkins. Rated R.
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VOL. 73, NO. 256, 4 SECTtONS, 41 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1980
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Pensions Spark Coast Recall Talk
A Dana Point cllut'ns tcroup
hH ll\~aten~ to launrh » ren ll
drive a1a1nst members of tht'
Dana Polnt S~nitary District af
the board does not drop a
pension plan that would pay
members 10 times their $:50 a
month salary
The Dana Point Catazena for
Action aroup met arter lhe dis
trict board's mH tinc Wednes·
day and decided to start a recaH
mo,•ttmt'nt 1f tht' board doef'J not
rett'1 nd a pen1'1on plen that
would pay r t'tlrtng members
ISiOO a month afte r they re11ch
tht age of M and havt' served
elaht years .
Under the peru11on plan, ap
proved by the board sevenl
months ago, members would be
eU1lble for a •monthly stipend if
they have at strona attendance
ret'ord, meanln1 they attended
10 out of the doien boud mfft·
10 11 u ch year
Membe rs who ser ve more
than two four year terms could
get a pension bonua of SlO a
month for every addjtional year
they serve on the board
No other sanitation district in
Orange. County has a pension
pllm for its mem bers
Currently two Dan a Point
Sanitation District members are
.
eligible for the pension, and two
others now are serving their
second term. The board mem-
bers adopted the plan in April.
Carolyn Walti, a Dana Point
resident a nd member of the
Citizens for Action, said board
me mbers Wednesday "had a
hard lime trying to justify the
pension plan.
"They told us that they de-
served it because they are un
derpaid and put in a lot of hours
on district business,'' Mrs. Walti
said.
"But when we tr ied to pin
them down to exactJy how many
hours they spend on district
b usiness they couldn't give us a
straight answer.
Mrs. Walli said members of
the citizens group and sanitation
4
board members will meet again
Oct. 8 at the board's regular
meeting to discuss the pension
ptan.
"So far they (the board mem·
bers) reall y haven't given us a •
'yes' or ·no.· " Mrs. Walli said.
·'They said they would discuss It •
furt her with us. but I don't think ' -·
t he y inte nd to change their
minds."
LA Busing Halt Plea Denied
Hearing Set
.For Doctor
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The case reads like some preposterous
murder thriller: prominent doctor slays elderly woman after she
adoptahim and makes him sole heirto$3 million fortune.
But the twisted plot is a real-life drama.
Dr. Raymond Louis La Scola -a 65-year-0ld clinical hypnotist
often sought for his expert trial testimony -has a ba il hearin1 in
Santa Moni ca Municipal Court today on a charge he killed his 88-
year-old adoptive mother, Georlia Mahoney Thera, with a fatal
dose of insulin July 18, 1979.
HER DEATH CAME IUST four and a half months alter she
and her husband, a wealthy Buddhist monk. bequeathed La Scola
their entire estate, including a Palm Springs home, a collection of
jewelry and a gold-plated statue or Buddha.
La Scola faces a possible death penalty ii convicted of murder.
He is alJo charged with dissuading a witness. attemptins to in-
fluence a witness and conspiracy to ror1e prescriptions and ille1al·
ly sell drugs.
The case is further complicated by the involvement of Mary
Steele Kaye, a former disciple of the monk who became his second
wife. and the testimony of William Schenley -port.ayed in defense
papen as "a known forger, ex-convict and heroin addict" -who
alleees La Scola "used drug addiction to control people."
Tbe defendant, jailed without bail since Au1. 25, ia a member
of the board of 1overnors of the American Society of ClliUcal Hyp-
notiata. His expertise has t.akm him to a number of trials around
the country.
NOW, DEFENSE A'JTO&NEYS IN a case almost as sens•·
tional as his may ask for a retrial. Lawyers for Theodore Bundy,
convicted this year in the murder of a 12-ye.ar-0ld Florida 1irl, said
Tuesday they might request a retrial for Bundy because of the
shadow cast upon La Scola's integrity. The doctor testified for the
prosecution .
La Scola began his career as a Beverly Hills pediatrician who
treated the children of celebrities. He switched to clinical hypnosis
in the UMOs.
La Scola met Mrs. Thera and Ariya Dhama Thera, an India·
born Buddhist monk and founder of the American Institute of Bud-
dhist Studies, in 1975 when be bought an $80,000 home from them.
He became a close friend after using hypnosis to treat Mrs .
Thera for high blood pressure. Court documents show La Scola
suggested the elderly couple adopt him so he could look after the m
better.
The Theras adopte d La Scola on Feb. 14, _1979 .. in
Riverside County Superior Court. A couple weeks later, Mn.
Thera madea new will. Five months after that. she was dead. Her death certificate,
<See DOCTOR ACCUSED, Paae .U>
Would-be Kidnapper
Fires ai HB Woman
A HuntlngtOn Beach woman
was shaken but not seriously
hurt thi1 morning in Irvine when
a man fired a handaun at her
because she refused to get into
his sport.I car. palice said.
Irvine police U . Al Muir said
Diane S. Weyland, 30, fainted on
the parking lot of Bentley Labs
Inc., 17502 Anmtrong Ave., as
the bullet whined by her.
Orance County Paramedics,
called to tbe 1ttne by a Bent.Jey
Labs employee, revived Ms .
Weyland and determined she
wasn't injured.
After they left, the woman
fainted again, police said. The
paramedics were recalled and
tbi1 time. took her to a hospital
for observation.
The man who fired the gun iJ
described as being 6·feet with
black hair and a moustache. He
was drtvtnc a white Corvette .
Police were searching for him
this momint .
Bolling Bolls
'Buyer' Flunka Teat Drive
A Loa Anaeles music teacher,
who convinced a Newport Beach
Rolll·Royce salaman tbt be
WH interested in buylnc an
•.•model, allecedly took the
ear for a tat drive and then kept
~ce laid Willie l:art Rania,
M, put tWG miJ11 Oil the Silver
Slaailow'1 odometer Wore be
WU ,.ued O\'ef Md aneeted. T•• HIHID•D from Roy Caner Roi.II RoJre, lMO Jam-
MrH Rd., told offleera he
..... to take tM , ... pedi ..
cmtOIDlr to • ~al .....
...,. • eould te1t drive tbe
•elate .. .
But ..... be pulled onr and
cot out of the car with plana of
8•ttin1 ln the pusenaer'! ~at1 tbe customer quietly slid uemna
the wheel and took off, police
said.
Tbe salelman ran to a nearby
houae and phoned police. 11tey
put out a broedeut • tbe mial·
lnl Rolll.
A patrol ol'lleer, wbo laid be
bappmad to be behind tbe llUI·
Inc S l iver Shadow ,
ackDowleQed the broadcast and
•toned the Rolla. 'l'be ... ooo IMH Wat re·
turned to tbe lot aad tbe
cuatomer waa takea to tile
Newport dty jail when be WM
held Oil··-ball.
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G oc:.J:> 'FA1r1f
TEACHERS WALK PICKET LINE BEFORE SCHOOL THIS MORNING AT EDISON HIGH
Huntlll .. Dft Teechera Aren't ............. AN ftrotnttftg 'O••rtoeded' C1• ....
Stolen Speedboat
Still Undetected
Maritime authorities along the
Southern California coast and
Newport Beach police today re-
ported no sightings or further
clues to the disappearance of a
$46,000 competition speedboat a
week ago.
The sleek, 30-foot cigarette-hull
vessel, belonging to John San·
tanlello of-S·an Marino, was re·
ported stolen last Friday from a
guest dock at the Balboa Bay
Club.
The powerful boat with its thun-
derous engine has not been seen
since the theft was reported to
police later that day, according to
investigators.
"It's probably running dope
between here and the Mexican
border now," s a ys Newport
Beach Police Detective Bob
Ha rdy.
He said if Santaniello 's boat hu
indeed been pirated for narcotics
smuggling, a crime not· uncom·
mon ln Southern California,
Smpttt Pleack:
sooner or later it would be spotted
because the design is easily
recognized.
Prime Rate
Inches Up
NEW YORK CAP )
The prime rate rose a
quarter-point to 12 .25 pe r-
cent at several of the na-
tion's largest banks today
as the summer 's interest·
rate surge continued.
Those increasing the
charge on 'M>ans ~o top-
rated businesses included
Citibank, the nation 's
second-largest bank. No.
4. Manufacturers Hanover
Trus t Co. a n d No. 6
Chemical Bank.
HW1lington
Teaclwrs
Picketing
ByPATJllCKKENNEDY
OI .. o.ity ~llet Staff
About SO teachers pic keted
Edison High School in Hunt -
in1ton Beach this morning, pro·
testing class sizes and stalled
contract negotiations.
After marching for 30 minutes
in front of the campus at 21400
Magnolia St., teachers lowered
their protest signs and walked to
7:30 a.m. classes.
Teachers on the picket line
said the ma rch was just one
phase of a plan to ha rass school
administration offi cials until a
contract is approved.
Earlier this week, a number of
teachers refused to turn in atten·
dance sheets a nd parked their
vehicles backward in their re·
served lot, making it difficult for
officials to check for authorized
parking stickers.
Huntington Beach Union High
School District Board President
Doris Allen said it is ina p-
propriate-for teachers to picket
<See PICKET, Pa1e AZ)
Life · All Deterioration
8y DAVID IR1TZ•ANN °'-...... ""', ....
Murder defendant Emmett
-Mitchell, on trial for the April
slaylnc of bis 4-year-old nephew,
baa described for an Oranae
County Judie, hiJ troubled life
that included suicide attempt.a,
emotional brea kdowns and
homoaexuality.
Mitchell. 24, who has pleaded
innocent, by reuon of inaanity.
said Thursday bis life l\aa been
d1tertoratin1 since be wu U
years old and servln1 Jail time
in Orep, where he was raped bf ano(her male inmate.
"lly life bu been one vMt de-
tertoratlon," Mltebtll told
Superior Court Judie RldWd
Beacom, who it presidlnl over
.the non-Jury trial.
At c-. pOlnt ln his leltlmony,
the defendant referred to
blm1elf M "a ..U little Ump.
wrtated ... , •.. ''
llttebell la aecwed of ftnt
1tranlllna and tbeD aUempUaf
to drown bis nephew, John
Lewis Jr., last April 21 ln Santa
Ana. He was baby~tting the
child while the mother (his sis-
ter) was taking a night school
examination.
In a taped convenation with a
Santa Ana police detective just
after the incident, Mitchell said
"something snapped" when be
attacked the child.
In hil testimony before the
judce. the defendant said be had
become "eomewhat of a ve1eta-
ble •' durin1 his stay at the
Orecon State Penitentiary on
pune snatchlal cbartes ln the
late t.,_, He said be underwent a "com-
plete cleterloration'' in Ilia moral
standards and ukect. Jail
authortUee to allow bim to be
sent to a state mental holpltal.
"I did not want to be releued
to the atreeta " be said, clalmlftl
a Jall ~or told blm It wu
better to be releaed and then
seell mental help.
"I pleaded and begged with
him to commit m e to the
hospital. I needed mental help,"
Mitchell said under questioning
by defense attorney Ronald
Butler .
,\I needed serious help," he
added.
Mitchell said he once asked a
probation officer to take hhn to
a s tate mental hospital ln
Oregon but be aald he was told
there he was not sick enouah for
admlaaion.
After bl1 rele11e from the
Ore1on penitentiary in 197'1, he
said be enrolled in colleae and took a job ln a day care center.
But he wu accused of 1tealin1 a
television set and served more
prison time.
He came to CaJiforaia onb a
few W.U befON bl• aepbew
died at Cblldrea11 H~pltal of
Oran1e County from iaJurtet
1uffel'ed in the attaell.
Court
Upholds
Egly Plan
WASlllNGTON CA P l -U.S.
Supreme Court Justi ce William
Rehnquist today denied the Los
Angeles school board's request
to halt the busing portion of
Supe r ior Court Judge Paul
Egly's integration plan.
The seven-page decision was
handed a day after the NAACP
and the American Civil Liberties j
Union jointly filed a reponse to
the school board's request for a l
stay.
·'There is no other reaction
than total disappointment,"
school board president Roberta
Weintraub said in Los Angeles.
"The thing to remember is that
we made our utm·ost valid try to
ove r t urn the forced bus ing
plan."
School board member Richard
Fer arro called the decision
"catastrophic."
·'I thin k it 's goin1; to ac·-
celerate white fligh~m the
district," he added.
Ferarro said district planners
estimated 9,000 to 12,000 stu-
dents wouJd leave the district
rather than face mandatory bus-
ing.
The board members learned
of Rehnquist 's decision while in
executi ve s ession discussing
Judge Egly's noon deadline for
providing a list of 20 schools lo
replace those which the state
Court of Appeal removed from
his mandatory integration plan
last week. and what to do if he
(S« BUSING, Page A?)
Of/icials Eye
Park Ground
The second of two sessions ex-
amining the resources of Crystal
Cove State Park will be held
Saturday from 9 lo 11:30 a.m. at
E l Morro Elementary School in
Laguna Beach.
State park officials will dis-
cuss resource protection and
management, and a field trip on
park property will be held in the
afternoon.
Persons interested in further
information may contact park
officials Saturday morning at
t h e s c ho ol, 8681 N. Coast
Highway.
Coas t
Weather
Lo w clouds a nd fog
night and morning, clear -
ing to beaches Saturday
afternoon. Lows tonight 57
along the coast, 65 inland .
Highs Saturday 70 to 80.
INSIDE TODA~
01.d movie favorite• .wver
die, they jult keep r~11ing.
And for thoae who ·Ulce film
no1talg6a thtte a~ 1everal
col~~ c~• tn which the
Oftly reqt.armwnl if to attend
and watch the movie. Stof'JI,
photo• Page Dl.
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under IO\ l'!>tll(1.H1on ~Jul Lo:. An~~le:. f'irt-l>t-partnwnl
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NEW VEUtl, India !AP) µ lO JOO c1v1hao Cuban ud
\ iscrs have arrived in A(ghanii.tan a W1•s tern d1plomatt<'
source said today, adding thut there 11. nu evidence ~~f Cuban
trooµs or m11itar~ advisers among them
The diplomat did not sa) how long the Cuban .advisers hud
been m Afghanistan. where an estimated 80.000 Soviet troops
have been batthng anti-Communist Moslem tr1besmen who op·
pose the Marxist regime of Babrak Karma!
\n llt•t"i,,hua •n• Oil ('1u
NEW YORK CAP> Saudi Arabia, the m ain supplier or
foreign oil to the United States. has not decided whether to <'Ut
its 9.5 miltion barrels -a.day oil output. the governor of the Saudi
Arabia state oil company Petromin has been quoted as saying
Platt 's Oilgram News, a trade newspaper , said today that
Abdul-Hadi Taher also told a news conference in Munich. West
Germany, on Thursday that any Saudi production cut would not
amount lo more than a million barrels a day A barrel contains 42 gallons.
Oil. finance and fore ign affairs ministers of the Organiza
lion of Petroleum Exporting Co untries are to meet in Vienna.
Austria, on Monday. with Saudi Arabia pressing other cartel
mc:m bers to replace their recent leapfrogging price hikes with a
uniform system .
f 'rolft Pogr. I I
DOCTOR ACCUSED • • •
signed by La Scola , said she died of congestive heart failure. She
was crematt'd a day l;.iter Noth.mg seemed amiss.
Nothing, that is. until Mrs. Kaye, 58, married Thera and took
action to stop La Scola 's inheritance Thal requi red lawyers and
private detectives. what they found brought in the Los Angeles
County district attorney's office.
When Mrs. Kaye los t tr ack of Thcra 1n mid-1979. she hired a
private detective to find him. When she saw the 79-year-old Thera
in a Santa Monica rest home in May. she was shocked.
"I couldn 't believe what l s aw," she said. "He was wearing
two pairs of pants. two s hort-sleeved shir)S and a ragged sweater.
He looked demented "
ms WIFE'S WILL STIPLULATED that La Scola care for the
monk "for the rest of his life in the same manner and conditions as
his present li ving st andards ...
Mrs. Kaye 1dent1f1ed 1n court papers as a disciple of Thera
since 1963 who had developed "an intimate socia l relationship"
w1lh him -took him out of the rest home and married him fi ve
days later. .
When La Scola learned of the marriage. he began a court fight
to t ake custody or his adopllve father. La Scola charged that Mrs
Kaye. almost 30 years younger t han Thera, was after the monk's
money.
It was testimony produced in the custody proceedings that led
to the murder charges .
Mrs. Thera's lawyers father and ~on Martin and Franklin
Radoff -brought forward 31-year-old ex-convict Schenley,
SCHENLEY SAID HE MET LA SCOLA in 1977, when he was un·
der arrest for heroin possession. Schenley said that after three
years in prison. he went back to see La Scola and li ved last s um·
mer at the doctor's Malibu home. He s~id La Scola wrote hjm drug
prescriptions.
''La Scola used d rug addiction to control people,·· Schenley
said .
ln sworn court affidavits. Schenley said La Scola used hyp-
notism to persuade the Theras to adopt him. He said th'e doctor ad·
dieted Mrs Thera to Dilaudid. a synthetic na rcotic. then put her
through a pamfuJ withdrawal to force her to sign the will.
Schenley testified that La Scola confided to him in May that he
had killed Mrs. Thera by injecting her with ins ulin . difficult to de-
tect jn an autop sy.
The Radoffs paid Schenley $2,000 for his story. then took him to
the Los Angeles district a ttorney's office.
LA SCOLA'S ATTORNE Y. Albert Garber, attacked Schenley
bitterly in his petition to bave La Scola released on bail.
"Stated concisely. Schenley is unemployed, a convicted forger,
an ex-convict, parole violator, narcotics addict. thief. highly paid
informant and witness for Mre, .. says the petition. Attached to the
petition are 34 letters supporting the doctor. including two from
Los Angeles police offi cers . One of the officers. Capt. Mi chael
Nielsen. called the doctor "a kind, gentle person who goes out of
his way to assist others ."
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BUSING ...
denied their request for an ex·
tension of the deadline.
Attorneys for the America n
Civil Liberties Union expressed
pleasure at Rehnquisl's ruling.
Said ACLU a ttorney Mark
Rosenbaum: "We're not sur-
prised . The effort to use Proposi-
tion l (the anti-busing initiative
that passed last Novem ber ) to
halt mandatory assignmenl was
something we knew did not have
a real chance .''
· "O bvious l y w e 'r e ve r y
satisfied and pleased that de·
segregation can go forwa rd this
September even with the limita-
tions of thls particular pro·
gram." be added.
Rehnqailt aaJd be was not rul·
ing on the rtaerita ot the plan, but
was allowi.ne it to go forward Oil·
ly because the tint day ot 1cbool
la next week.
ACLU attorney Fred Okrand,
ln response, said he thinlu that
Rehnquist beUeves that be could
1et four other JustJcea to stay
the mandatory butlng plan .
4 Dead,
3 Injured
In Crash
Santu Alla puhl'c today wert>
lrl\'••i.tl ~l.ltl ll~ thl' l'i.lllSt' of 8
l'hur'>1Ja) 111~hl tr;1fflc col11i.wn
th..it 1011k four ll vt•:. un<I i.~riou~ly
1n11111•tl thn -.• 11lht11 1wr:1ontt.
t\ l>i•flC'c• '>ll'lkt•l>(t1Jll !\Sid tht
~""'"hu11 01•1 u1 r1'Cl ulon~ the 2000
hll1,·k 11t <,11111 h lin '>tol Street at
,1h.101 11 l5 11 m
/\ F11unt.un Vu ll,•y Co111mumty
I h1~p1u1l 0H1c1al >etld onu uf th
t hrt't' 111Ju1 \-d men. un1dcntlt1ed
,1,., \'\.'I \:; in cnl1l'al 11ondition
1\notht•f urudc11uf1ed l'rash vi(•
11111 v.as '>1111 1n 11urgcr this
111ur111 11~ "h1h: u thi rd m an.
~ ... r .. rin Mu111rwr.. 20. wai. rePort·
t•ll 111 f,11 r l'lllHh tum
A II ltirt'i· rnt-n wen· from San
l:t 1\11,J .md in tht' same car,
&K1h c·t• SiiHJ
1•111i1·1· 11lt'nt1r1ed the four
Pt't ~111111 \\ hu Wl·re k ii led as
llultt>rt l'hl·nl'Y 62. of Santa
An.i , l'h.irl1tta <"heney . 6 1.
bl'llt•vt.'d to ~ hts "'ire . Rohert
Ul>W\'ll, 36, or Santa Ana, and h.is
wife. Bt'tl.v Uowen , qlso 36
The four were headed south-
bound on Hnstol In a car driven
hy Chcnt>y when lhl'Y were hit
head on b~ a northbound vehicle
rn which tht.• three rnjured men
Wl'rl' ruling , reports s how
Thou~li there were no w1t -
rw~st-s lo the accident. orficers
said Mart1nt•11 told the m their
northboWld vehicle was cut off
by a l ruc k whil'h a ppu rently
pulled in fronl or them near ~t.
Gertr urll' Place
The t•ar swerved. police said .
collld1ng with the on coming
Cheney vehicle.
The Bowens and Cheneys were
apparently coming hom e from a ~al 1fomi a An gels baseball game
tn Anaheim when the accident
occurred The three men in the
nor thbound car h<.t d jus t gotten
off work. police said
Mesa Cop's
Brotlwr
Slain in LA
Cat holic funeral ser vices were
held today for the older brother
o f l on g -t i m e Costa Mesa
policem a n Chano Camarillo.
who was mysteriously murdered
in a hail of buJl ets Monday in
southeast Los Angeles County.
Mass was s cheduled at 10 a.m.
Cor Ernest Camarillo, 49, of Cer-
ritos, the victim of what one Los
Angeles County Sheriff's Of(ice
deputy classified Thurs day as a
sudden, senseless tragedy.
Camarillo was reportedly am-
bushed by an unknown assailant
who jumped from a car a nd
pumped three of four pis tol slugs
into the man's chest.
Investigators. still probing for
a slaying motive. said Camarillo
collapsed fatally wounded in an
alley off South Alameda Str eet
at 135th Street in the Compton-
W illowbrook area .
The vic t im was rushed to
Ma rtin Luther King Hospital
where he died of his wounds
within minutes. s heriff's dep-
uties saiti
Rosary for Offi cer Cam~rillo's
brother was conducted T hursday
night at Our Lady of the Rosary
Church in Paramount, where
t od ay's fun e r a l m ass was
scheduled.
Titief Takes Ring
From Purse
A light-fingered thie f ap-
par ently plucked an unusual.
cus tom-made ring from a Costa
Mesa bank supervisor's purse
T hursda y night as s he relaxed
after work. making off with the
$1 .300 keepsake.
Gwendolyn Sue Maxwell, 31.
told police she lost her 1928 U S.
gold-piece mounted in a filigree
gold setting on a ring whHe at
the Kona Lanes bowling alley,
2699 Har bor Blvd.
o.llY_. .... ,._~
WATER TOWER TO STANO
Denloper.Buys Lendmark
Old Tower
To Become
•
~lling
The Seal Reach City Council
apparently has saved the 40
year-old Sunset Beach wate r
~owt;r from extinction by selling
1t this week to Huntington Beach
developer George Armstrong.
Armst ron g purchas ed t he
wooden structure at Anderson
St r eet a nd Pacifi c Coas t
lligh way for $59,000
He plans to build an apart-
ment at the top of the structure
in place or the existing wate r
tank whi ch has been determined
a threat to public safety
City officials repo rt that
Armstrong ha~ agreed to pre-
serve the hjstor ic n avor of the
70-(oot structure
The water ta nk itself must be
rem oved by Armstrong in 30
days because of rotting timbers
C i t y M a n age r O e nn is
Courte m arc he said ther e are
fears that 1t could be toppled by
wind gusts
T he structure, which was used
as a water reservoir until 1975,
has escaped severa l threats of
outright demolilion.
There have been efforts to pre-
ser ve the towe r intact in an
agreement between Huntington
Beach. which for me rly owned
the towe r . Seal Beach and
Orange County
However , public efforts fell
th r o ug h wh e n c o s ts we r e
estimated at $100.000.
Other efforts by residents lo
save the tower failed because of
uns uccessf,uJ fund-raising
Officials said Armstrong plans
to ins tall a n e le v ator a nd
s tairway for future a partment
use
Armstrong's bid for the tower
was $1.000 higher than that sub·
milted by Hawthorne City Coun-
cilman Guy Hoc ker who also
wanted lo develop a residence
on the tower.
Word Gone
From Story
A word was dropped inad-
vertently Thursday from the
fi rst sentence of a Daily Pilot
news story.
The sent ence s hould have
read :
A municipal court judge has
ordered fi ve per:sons accused llf
the July lit bow-and-arrow slay.
ing of a Garden Grove man in
Huntington Beach to s tand trial
on murder charges in Orange
County Superior Court.
T he story d e a lt with J oe
Aguirre, 35 : his wife, Laurie , 19;
Jam es Garwood, 23; James R.
Marvin, 23. and Brian Miller , 20.
who were ordered to stand triaJ
by Judge Ja mes Sm ith after a
closed-door preliminary hearing
concluded Wednesday.
r l
Cover-a Seen
British Nurse
Raped, Slain?
LONDON <AP> A former
de tective c ha r ges t ha t his
daughte r und he r boyfriend
wer e thrown to their deaths
from a sixth-floor balcony dur·
ing a cocktail party in Saudi
Arabia for which the Br itish
hos tess was sentenced to be
hogged.
T he ex-detective claims hi•
da ug hter, Hele n Sm ith, was
gang-raped by Ge rman guests at
the party. and that her Dutch
boyfriend. t ugboat captain
Johannes Otten. was murdered
wit h her because he witnessed
the rape and the assailants
feared he would Jdentify them to
police.
B r itis h s urgeon Rich a rd
Arnot , 39, and his 34·year-old
wife, Penelope, were convicted
by a Saudi cour t of ser ving
drinks at the party in Jidda the
night of May 19, 1975, in defiance
of the Moslem nation's ban on
alcohol The court also said Mrs.
Arnot ma de "contradictory"
s tatements abo ut wh at ha p-
pened.
Mrs Arnot escaped the lash
and her husband a one-yeat jail
te rm when they were granted
clemency by King Kha led and
deported. They returned to Bri-
tain on Aug. 8 and are reported
vacationing in the country with
their two children.
Ms S mith, a 23 -year-old
British nurse, and Otten fell 70
feet to their deaths from the
Arnots" balcony during the par-
ty Mi ss S m ith worked with
Arnot a t a pr ivately owned
Saudi hospital.
T he British Foreign Office
says all evidence indicates Ms.
Sm ith and Otten accidentally
fell over a low balcony railing
while embracing. But Ronald
Sm ith, the 53-year -old father of
the dead nurse. has accused the
Foreign OCfice of mounting a
massive coverup to protect the
Arno ts.
After flying to Sa udi Arabia to
investiga te his daughter 's death
and claim her body, Smith ac-
cused British authorities or ob-
structing his inquiries because
the British vice couns ul in J idda.
Gor don Ki rby. was a close
friend of Mrs. Arnot . an army
colonel's daughter
Smith says he is trying to
prove his daughter was gang.
raped during the party by several
drunken Germans, who threw her
off the balcony and then did the
same to Otten.
The Foreign Office has denied
200 Flee
Odor of Gas
In UCI Hall
Mor e tha n 200 people were
cleared out of the UC Irvine
physical sciences building when
a na tural ga s odor wafted
through the structure.
But whe n Orange County
firefighters arrived at the scene
Thursday night they couldn't
find a gas leak, according to fire
dep a rtment spo kesm an Mike
McKee.
He said fire officials theorize
tha t the odor was caused by a
scientific experiment.
McKee said students were ex-
perimenting with ha rmle ss
chemicals that s me ll the same
as the odor given to natural gas.
North Lagunans
Whoop, HoUer
The annual North Laguna pic-
nic wiU be held t.onight begin-
ning at 5 at the Heisler Park pic-
nic area in Laguna Beach.
The potluck event. organized
by the North Laguna Communi-
t y Association, is billed as a par-
t y cele brating the return of
N o rth L ag un a to No rth
.Lagunans as vacationers depart.
there was a coverup and says
Kirby and Mrs. Arnot had not
met Wit I alter the party.
However. some Foreign Office
officialS admjt privately to being
embarrassed over the affair,
which has hampered Britain's
efforts to improve relations with
Saudi Arabia. Those lies were
frayed by a bitter controversy
over the broadcast in Britain
last Apri l of a film called
"Death of a Princess," depicting
the execution of a Saudj princess
convicted ot adultery with a
commoner.
lncreasinjly lurid allegations
In recent weeks have kept the
Smith affair glued to the front
pa ges of British newspapers and
br o u g ht prim e r a d io a nd
television cove rage.
t ' ,..,.,. Page 11 I
PICKET ...
be ca use contract negotiations
are in progress. A negotiation
session with a state mediator
has been set Sept. 23. s he said.
· · 1 think it 's a shame to hold a
wor k s lowdown or to dem-
onstrate in the first week of
school." Mrs. Allen said.
"When s tudents s ee their
teachers out there behaving m
that unprofessional m anner, it
affects the res pect they have for
t he adminis tration and the
teachers. It's harmful to educa-
tion," she said.
Boa rd me mber Zita Wessa
cont ends t hat t he teachers ·.
negot iators dragged their feet
during the summer and declined
to meet with district officials.
District officials say that un-
expected distribution of students
has caused many classes to be
overcrowded while others have
rewer U>an 20 students . Assistant
Superintendent Howa rd Roop
s a id the p r oble m is being
st udied and c lasses will be
leveled out.
Contract negotiations have
rea c hed an i mpasse wi th
teachers asking for a 17 percent
wage increase and the district
offering a 4 per cent increase th.is
year and a 4.6 percent hike next
year .
West Orange County Teachers
Association Director William
Biach.i said the assQciation did
not organiie the Edison High
march. but s aid it understood
the teachers· frustration and
condoned the action.
Band's Swap Meet
Saturday at GWC
A fund-raising swap meet wi.ll
be conducted from 9 a .m. to S
p.m. Saturday in the west side
parking lot of Golden West
College in Huntington Beach.
P roceeds from the event will
aid the Golden West College
Symphonic Band, which is plan-
ning a spring tour to Europe.
Election
Minus Voters
BOULDER, Colo. (AP)
-It was a lonely Primary
Day in Precinct 4706. No
one showed up to vote .
Election offic ials ex-
plained that lbe no-s how in
4706 is at least partially at-
t rib uta ble to the pre-
cinc t 's size. one house,
one voter. ·
These "fingerling" pre-
cinc ts are sm all areas in
·Boulder County that have
been annexed into the city
boundaries, according to
election supervisor Nancy
Jo Wurl.
Mom's Killer Gets Son?
ST .. PAUL (AP)-A lO-year-0ld
boy whose mother was beaten l<l
death by his father in California
may have to • be returned to
California and p<>ssibly be ret:nit-
ed with his father, the Minnesota
Supreme Court ruled today.
The court said. however. that
an additiona l hear ing m ust be
held In a MiM esota court at which
California officials and the boy's
foster parenl'I can argue whether
the child should stay lo Min-
nesota.
The boy, Carl OUs Mullins, bu
been living with his uncle and
aunt.. Earl and Anne Krolick,
Bloomlneton. s ince Septemar
1975. The Superior Court of San
Diefo placed the boy and h•• older
brother and sister wlth the
K rollcks shortly 1fler their
tathef', ~rl E. MuJllna, was found
gulttyormurder. ·
The Krolicks sought a tem-
porary restraining order in Hen·
nepin County District Court in
Minneapolis. but that court uJ.
timatelydism issed the petition on
the grounds that California had
ret ained jurisdiction over the
younl(ster.
The Krolicks appealed the ruJ.
ing.
Th.e father was given a five·
year-to-life sentence in prison bu1
was paroled in JuJy 1978 and went.
to work as a contractor.
San Diego County welfare of-
flciall decided in Au,-ust 1'78 that
young Mullins should return to
San Diego to live wi.lb a paternal
1reat-aoot, aa a prelude to being
reunited wilb his fat.her. An order
was luued by Superior Court ot:
San Diego authortzinti lhe re-
mov al of the foster cbJld trom
Minnesota.
The Mullins youth told the court
that he witnessed the murder ot
his mother with a baneba ll bat and
h ad fears about re turning to
California. His older brother and
sister, who ar e ln their early 20s,
have returned to California.
The Krolicks aigued that Min-
nesota had become the home state
of their nephew and he had such
"s lgnJficant coMections" with
Minnesota that Minnesota courts
should have jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court noted that
Minnesota and Calltornia are
among 35 s tates whi~b have
ad.opted the Uniform Child
Custody Jurisdiction Act.
The h l tb court said lbe
Callfomia court baa clearly re-
tained Jwildict.lon over the cblld
by boldlq annual hearlq1 to re-
vtew the cue and Hennepin Coun·
ty weUAM olflclall bevt sub-
mltted quarterly reports on the
youngster.
·'The placement by the court of
the child in another state has little
bearing on tbe vit.ality or the
child's connection with that
court.'' the Supre me Court aald.
"The relationship continues
despitel(eognphy." _ _ _
• · Althouch the conlinUin& pres·
eoce of the child in appellants'
home might suuest a baala for
JuriJdiction. the strenatb ol the
cblld'1 connections wlth
California required a contrary
dl11t01ltioo, .. the Supreme Court
held.
The Supreme Court said
Junsdidion la dlfferttl ln depen-
dency caMa than ln cblld cuatocb
l.nvolvln& divorce casea when
one parent m.ovea to uother state
wltb the cbUdren. Child cUl\ody
decrees are not necftHrlb valid
ln anotberatate.
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Inventories Falling
WASIDNGTON CAP> -Business
Inventories rose o,a percent in July,
while bu.5iness sales shot up by a
robust 2.9 percent, the Commerce
Department says. As sales increased
faster than inventories. lhe impor·
tant saJes-to-lnventory ratio declined
to l.49 percent. down from l.~ per·
cent In June.
f Friday, 5epl9mber 12. 1980 H/F
Seett As Hope i
lnvestOrs Look ·-To Small Firms
By JOHN CUNNHT .~ ........ ~
NEW YORK -At some time or other over the years
almost every candidate for local office or the U.S. pre-
sidency party affiliation notwithstanding -has
declared himself ln favor or small business.
The position has been a sate one lo assume, safe as be-
ing for family and motherhood and tax reductions. And
safe also because the candidate didn't need to do an awful
lot about the promist except to forget it
AS A RESULT, SAY leaders or small business. they
have been trampled underfoot by big business. big govern-
ment and big unions, and their percentage or the country's
gross production has steadily shrunk.
The damage can be measured by many numerical
criteria. including inflation, but the most inclusive sum-
mary was probably provided in 1978 by a House subcom·
mittee. Small business, 1t said, is the cutting edge of com
petition, the vanguard or innovation and invention, the na-
tion's job creator. a source of leadership, the
entrepreneurial outlet.
A good many Americans seell} to agree, because now
somebody is indeed doing something for s mall business.
These somebodies aren't ju.5t talking. in the manner or
politicians. but are putting up their cash.
The somebodies are investors. and
in the first seven months or the year
they put up Sl.3 billion in capital for
companies with sales or less than $100
million, more than double the pace of
the year before
For those close to the money
raising business these numbers const
1tute somethrng of a miracle because
JUSt a few years ago, this aspect of the
industry had almost dried up rn vestors
Just weren't interested. cuHH1H
Some money men credit the capital gains tax reduc·
tton with having changed investor attitudes, but others feel
something else is afoot A renewed faith that small busi-
ness 1s the hope or the nation
1'.llOSE WHO S P PORT that view contend that invest
ments 111 big, mature businesses barely keep pace with m·
flat1on. while investments in some s maller companies al
least offer the hope of getting ahead
They study smaller companies and they see ne.w
technologies geared lo the needs of tht time They see
markets that never existed before They see well educated
and informed management
They see-a lot more, too They see a new spinl. They
see freedom from various reguJat1ons and controls that
hamper big busines~ And probably above all. thh see
new giants in the making
Whatever the reasons. man) investors have decided
that the country's problems are likely to be solved by
5maller , entrepreneunally mtnded small businesses. even
~ 1thout the long promised help of government
Jay Cooke. who heads investment bunk1nJ!; for Lairl law.
Adams & Peck. one of the most active 1n small busrness
financing, reports a total of 124 offenngs through July,
<'Ompared with 58 in the same time a year ago
THE OFFERINGS RAN GED from as little as $2
m1ll1on to a high or $25 m1ILion , according to his count. and
included 26 fund-r aisings by companies that had never
before sought public funds through offenn~s
Consider that money isn't 'flowing m the streets. and
that even the most cred it-worthy bluech1p companies have
to pay dearly for 1t. and you obtain a perspective on the re
lat1ve strength of this market
ShouJd it continue, it wouJd mean that entrepreneurs
and investors, without a great deal of encouragement from
g6vemment exC'ept through the lowering of capital gains
taxes or traditional investment sources. might reed more
innovation and com petition into the U S. economy
During the period 1960 to 1976, the 200 largest com
panies increased their market share from 47 7 percent to
60 percent. accordmg to the subcommittee report. "FutUt'e
of SmaJJ Business in Am erica."
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IMIL.YN.OT
You could Harcb loa1 and
bard before ttacllnl Utree more
41ecorative lrHI Ulan the olive, tlte pepper U.. and the weepiq
willow.
"!'hey have in common a IKY
itature In their roll••• Hd
•blta ol 1rowth that, while dif· Arent, are alike ln btlnt ~uUN.
.fa-Tbt olive bH lon1 been a
vorite and it la interesUna lo
aote bow professional
1.lndacapera are turoin1 Lo ll
:laore ud more. You see it with
llacreaain1 frequency in the
dacape around new public
lldlap and u a terrace or
Uo centerpiece.
-Thia takes ooe back to early
llfomJa when the olive wu a
~lllU' fore1round to Spanish
cbitectural style. The gray· •iteen olive is al its very best in
!!lll•un. -.~epper trees are familiar bta -especially in Southern
-California where they once en·
');yed frequent use in street and
dway plantings. Their true
auty, however, lies in an in·
• idual specimen where the
lacy, penduloU$ branches, knob-
Jl;J trunks and rose·colored ber-
1'1es (similar to pepper corns)
~n be appreciated. Pepper ~ees are resistant to drought
t do not resent normal water· •· -~ :Last of our trio, the weep-
J11 willow, is similar to a pepper
:Oee In its pendulous habit, but
iiillike either the olive or pepper ia the impression it gives the
prdeaer.
Botani8t Lead8
Sherman Tour
.. A special tour or Sherman
Gardens Conservatory will be
held Saturday at 9:30 a.m ..
Terry McNay, botanist, will
i,ad the tour a nd discuss
wopical plants. The program is
free and open to the public.
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79POUNOS OF TOMATOES GROWN ON ONE VINE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Gua J. Geraon Check• the Crop Yleld In HI• Moblle Home Ga~n Area
v
Prolific Tomato Vine
Huntington Groioor Eyes Production Record
By BOB BARKER or -D•il• ~I ... St.tt Eighty-year·old Gus J . Gerson
mey be the most prolific tomato
grower i.n Huntington Beach and
maybe a lot or other places as
welJ.
And he managed his produc-
tion exploits on a 4x8.foot plot
next to h.is mobile home about
100 yards west of Brookhurst
Street.
At hls latest count -Gerson
keeps meticulous records and
weighs each tomato as it ripens
-his prize Pearson plant had
yielded 127 tomatoes weighing 69
pounds, 13 ounces.
He estimates that if· the
remaining tomatoes average
e ight ounces each, his plant will
have produced 79 pounds, six
ounces.
"I BELIEVE that the vine has
set some kind of production re·
cord.
"I don't usually keep records
but l did this time when I re·
alized this v ine would be
something special."
Gerson. a former high school
and college coach. said he's
been interested in growing
things si n ce he wa s a n
agr icultural graduate at UC
Davis in the early 1920s.
"I WAS COVETOUS of every
inch of growing area and dug up
the space where the previous
owner kept his dog." Gerson
believes that because of the dog
the soil is especially fertile.
Gerson said he prepared the
plot this spring with planting soil
mix and he used liquid fish
fertilizer.
Gerson shares his tomatoes
with his daughter and with
neighbors in the Del Mar Mobile
Home Park.
GERSON SAID HE coached
the Davis boxing team and high
school sports in Oroville, Ukiah
and al Banning in Wilmington
before retiring at Southgate in
1963.
When he's not tending his
tOmC\loes and other vegetables,
he keeps in shape by playing
tennis every day.
~Plant Perennia& Now AtoZ
Azaleas to -• Now is the best Ume of the year to plant ,!~sia .......
Spring Color
Select Bulbs
.
In September
Close your eyes for just a
minute and picture your own
garden just sparkling with bun·
dreds of beautiful flowers.
Sounds wonderful, doesn't it?
And the nice th.ina about it is that you can actually have this
· magnificent color spectacle ln
your garden th.is spring with very
little effort .
How, you ask? The answer is
simple. Plant euy-to·1row bulbs
starting the flnit week of Oc·
lober a ll the way up lo
Christmas. Now is the time to
make your selections from a full
stock of quality bulbs. There is
nothing for your garden that is
easier to grow or that will cost
you less money and still rew8rd
you so handsomely.
THE•E A•E FOUa easy
steps ln growing bulbs: dig a
hole, drop in the bulb, cover the
bulb with soil and water oc·
casionally. Suddenly it's spring
and your garden will burst forth
with hundreds of colorful
blooms. ·
Mother Nature has done her
best and every bulb is actually a
very complex unit that contains
the flowers, leaves, roots, and
even its own extra food supply to
assure rapid and vigorous
growth. So you see, you.. really
can't stop a bulb from growing
and blooming, even if you
neglect it.
Of course. if you want the
absolute finest ex hi bi lion of
Spyglass Ho8ts
Salad Luncheon
Spyglass Hill Garden Club will
begin its 1980-81 season with a
salad luncheon Wednesday at
the h ome o f Mrs . Joseph
Monigal.
Hosted by board membeni, the
club will present a guest speaker
from Lippe-Waren of Laguna
Beach who will address the
group on the care of crystal.
planta and flowers. t.bere are a
couple of extra tbinas you could do.
FOa INSTANCE, you could
add a liWe bulb food or bone meal
when plantiq. Also, you eould
apr ay a time or two to keep the in·
sects away and put out the slue
and snail bait to keep them away
from thattuty new growth.
What of the many types of
bulbs should yo.u plant? Your
nurseryman will be able to ad·
vise you on th.is when you tell
him what type of plants· and ,
blooms yd\i are looking for and
in what areas you plan on plant· ing. .
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• Take some cutt.ings from
your best geraniums NOW for
colorful indoor plants. Cuttings
root best if you let them dry one
day before pla nting In a
sand/peat moss mixture.
• Start potting bulbs of col·
chicum and autumn crocus for
flowering on indoor window sills.
• Plant some beets, carrots,
lettuce , Swiss chard, peas,
parsley. cabbage or Brussels
sprouts for tasty and easy·l«>-
care·for winter harvests.
• Start selecting your bulbs
soon. Daffodils and tulips do bet·
ter if you refrigerate them 4-6
weeks before you plant them.
• Fall is a good time to re-
model or make new additions to
a garden. The plants you put in
or transplant will benefit from
the cool. rainy season to come.
CLOSIO
TUESDAY QUALITY 1 !.:!K
BECAUSE WE GROW THEM
AaH o#. P\.AMTS
perennials. This is especially true if you want de·
J)endable garden color for next spring and sum·
mer.
bloom from as early as November in milder areas
to June are suitable for cutting. Delphiniums and
sweet williams should also be planted th.is fall to
assure earlier bloom next spring.
If your taste runs to yellow. orange or white
daisy·like flowers . you may wi.sh to cover a lot of
ground with the sturdy gazanias. There are two
basic types or gazanias -trailing and clumping.
98' AT WHOUSALI & l&OW!!
••"'4. "."'4. aeom Take the perennial English primroses for ex·
ample. Most nurseries have them now in mixed
colors of the latest large flowering hybrids. You
can set out a whole flat or 5CHOO plants at a very
amall cost. Next spring they will be available in
j>Otl but why wail until then?
Candyturt is a popular perennial for
borders as a neat edging. Its green foliage is at-
tractive year long and the white flowers wb1ch
The clumping gazanias do well as temporary
fillers between young growing shrubs and as a
ground cover for relatively level areas that aren't
subject to much erosion. You can also try them in
parking strips or as an edging along sunny paths.
Trailing gazanias do well on banks if al· lowed to trail over a wall and are very attra'ct1ve an : Ohmge Coart College Community Serviee Office hanging baskets. You will also find hybrids of both GARDEN TOURS blooming in colors that include bronzy reds, lavender pinks, rose or bronze.
Los Anplfl Arbomum -Sat., ~P'· 20 Clumps or chrysanthemums are lops for fall
San Diego Wild Animal Pat\ Garden -Sa1, Ocl. 11 color. See them now in the nursery blooming in
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PARKING LOT SALE
RAii PLANTS ODDS & EMDS
Huntington Bomnic.I Gardens -Sar., Nov. I ls d
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EXOTICS
2GnMlps
5 gal. pl.ts
• LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS
•GARDENERS
ONION SETS
R!D, WHITE AND
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mature onions ... plant
onion llfS.
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Tustana -------
To Meet
Wednesday
Tustana Afri ca n
Violet Society will meet
Wednesday at Mercury
Savings, 1095 Irvine
Blvd., Tustin. ) • '
Plant and supply sales ~ ~
will begin at 6:30 p.m . ·~
T ' I with the meeting and
horticultural program at
7. Plant and supply sales .. J
will end at 8 :15. ~ 1._-
" Commercial T:
Growers•' will be pre· •.)
sented by Lynn Lom· . 1 • 1
bard. Slides will accom-r
pany the informal dis·
cusslon of the facilities
and cultural techniques
employed by Tinari,
Granger, Buell, Lyon,
Ch ampion, Cape Cod
Violetry, Log ee,
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DOZENS I
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Hallism.s
Nursery -Florl•t1 a."'"°' lt•tl., Coato Meao
M toad U.,.,. ~ 11lh, 1• -wbtle supply IHta.
Greenhouses.
These gesneriad
growers vary in size
from basement busi·
ne-sses to multi-acre
concerns · .
Visitors are welcome.
Starter plants are given
to each guest and bloom-
ing African violets are
given to eac h oew
member.
For information,
please call 644·8851 'or
521·3049.
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CLOSING 936.52
See•• As Hope
Investors Look
To Small Firms
By JOHN CUNNIFF " .............. "' NEW YORK -At some time or other over the years
almost every candidate for local office or Lhe U.S. pre·
sid ency -party affiliation notwithstaQding -bas
declared h.imself in fevor or small buainess.
The position has been a safe one to assume, safe a~be
ing for family and motherhood and tax reductions. And
safe also beeause the candidate didn't need ta do an awful
lot about the promise except to forget it.
AS A RESULT SAY leaders of small business. they
have been trampJ;d underfoot by big business, big govern-
ment and big unions, and their percentage of the country's
gross production has steadily shrunk.
The damage can be measured by many numerical
criteria, including inn ation, but lhe most inclusive sum-
mary was probably provided in 1978 by a House subcom-
mittee Small business, 1t said, 1s the cutting edge of com-
petition, the vanguard of innovation and invention, the na-
t ion 's j ob c r eato r , a source of leaders hi p, the
entreprene urial outlet.
A good many Americans seem to agree, because now
somebody is indeed doing something tor small business.
These somebodies a ren't just talking, in the manner of
politicians, but are putting up their cash. ~ The somebodies are investors, and
in the first seyen months of the year
they put up $1.3 billion in capital for
companies with sa les of less than $100 \
million, more than double the pace of ~ ~
the year before
For those close to the money-
raising business these numbers const-
itute something of a miracle because.
just a few years ago, this aspect of the
mdustry had almost dried up. investors
just weren't interested cuNNtFF
Some money men credit the capital gains tax reduc-
tion with having changed invest-0r attitudes, but others feel
something else is afoot: A renewed faith that small busi·
ness is the hope of the nation
THOSE WHO SUPPORT that view contend that invest-
ments in big, mature businesses barely keep pace with in·
nation. while investments m some smaller companies at
least offer the hope of getting ahead.
They study smaller companies and they see new
technologies geared tq the needs of the time. They see
markets that never existed before. They see well educated
and informed management .
They see a lot more, too. They see a new spirit . They
see freedom from various regulations and controls that
hamper big business. And probably above a ll, they see
new giants in the making.
Whatever the reasons, many mvestors have decided
that the country's problems are likely to be solved by
smaller, entrepreneurially minded s mall businesses, even
without the long promised help of government.
Jay Cooke. who heads investment banking for Laidlaw,
Adams & Peck, one of the most active in small-business
financing, reports a total or 124 offerings through July,
compared with 58 in the same time a year ago.
THE OFFERINGS RANGED from as mtte as S2
million to a h.igh of $25 million, according to his count, and
included 26 fund-raisings by companies that had never
before sought public funds through offerings.
Consider that money isn't flowing in the streets, and
that even the most credit-worthy bluechip companies have
to pay dearly for it, and you obtain a perspective on the re-
lative strength of this market.
Should it continue, it would mean that entrepreneurs
and investors, without a great deal of encouragement from
government except through the lowenng of capital gams
taxes or traditional investment sources, might feed more
innovation and competition into the U.S. economy.
Sio.-l.:11 In The
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3 Trees
Favored
In State
You could ct1rt•h lun1ot and
hard bt'fore hni1mt1 three mor.-
dtcoratJ\t' tr l'es than the oll H '.
the ~~pper trt-t' u11J ttw "'eepln&
willo w
Th~y have ln l'omm1111 u Ian
texture in th .. ar folla gt:' antt
habits ot .:rowth thul. "'htle dtl
le.rent . art' uhke tn b erng
beautiful
The olive has Ion~ bct>n "
ravorlte and It IS llltl'rl' ltng lo
n ote how pro f es1 1u n a l
landscapers are turn111g to 1t
more and more You :,t-e 11 ~1th
inc reas ing frequen<') in the
lands cape around new public
buildings and ai. a tt•r ra t·e or
patio centerpiece
This takes one back to earl)
California when the oh ve was a
familiar foreground to Spams h
architectural s tyle 'rhe gray
green olive is al Its very best in
full s un.
Pepper trees a r e familiar
sights -especially in Southern
California where they once en
joyed frequent use in s treet and
roadway plantings. Their true
beauty, howe ve r, lies in an in·
dividual s pecimen wher e the
lacy, pendulous branches. knob·
by trunks and rose-colored ber-
ries (similar to peppe r corns)
can be a ppreciated . Peppe r
trees a re resistant to drought
but do not resent normal water·
ing.
Last of our tno, the weep·
ing willow, is similar to a pepper
tree m its pendulous habit. but
unlike either the olive or pepper
in the impression it gives the
gardener.
Botanist Leads
Sherman Tour
A special tour of Sherman
Gardens Conservatory wi ll be
held Saturday at 9:30 a .rt).
Terry McNay. botanist , will
le ad the to ur a nd di scuss
tropical plants T he program is
free and open to the public.
j.,l . •;' " . Dally .. , ... Sta" -
79 POUNDS OF TOMATOES GROWN ON ONE VINE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Gus J . Gerson Checks the Crop Yleld In Hit Mobile Home Garden Area
Prolific Tomato Vine
Hunli11{{lo11 l;rau-er Eyes Pro<hu:tion R ecord
By BOB BARKER
Of the Dall• Piiot Stall
Eighty-year old Gus J Gerson
may be the most prohf1C' tomato
gro wer in Huntington Reach and
maybe a lot of other places as
well.
And he managed has produc
t10n exploits on a 4x8-foot plot
next lo his moh1IC' home about
100 yards west of llrookhurst
Street
A~ his latest tounl Gerson
keeps meticulous records and
weighs each tomato as 1t ripens
tus pnze Pearson plant had
yielded lZ7 tomatoes weighing 69
pounds. 13 ounces
H e estimates that 1f the
rem aining tomatoes average
eight ounces each. his plant will
have produced 79 pounds, six
ounce~
''I BF.LI EVE that the vine has
set some kind of production re
cord
"I don't usually keep records
but I did this time when I re-
alized this vrne would be
something special · ·
Gerson. a fo rmer -high school
and college coach . said he's
been int erested in g rowin g
t hings since h e w as a n
agr icultur al graduate at UC
Davis in the early 1920s.
.. I WAS COVETOUS of even1
inch of J!rowing area and dug up
the space where the previous
owner kept his dog." Gerson
believes that because or the do~
the soil 1s especially fertile
Gerson said he prepared the
plot this spring with planting soil
mix a nd he used liq uid fish
fertilizer
Gerson shures his tomatoes
with his dauf{hter a nd with
neighbors in the Del Mar Mobile
Home Park
GERSON SAID HE coached
the Davis boxing team and high
school sports in Oroville . Ukiah
and at Banning in Wilmington
before retiring a t Southgate in
1963
Whe n he's not tending his
tomatoes and other vegetables.
he keeps in s ha pe by playing
tennis every day
Plant Perennials Now A to Z
Azaleas to
s!~sia .. , ....
Spring Color
-Select Bulbs ..
In September
Close your eyes for JUSt a
minute and pic ture your own
garden just sparkling with hun-
dreds of beautiful flowers .
Sounds wonderful, doesn't il?
And the nice thing a.b:Q.ut it is
that you can actually have this
ma1i1:nificent color spectacle in
your garden this spring with very
little effort.
· H·ow, you ask? The answer is
simple. Plant easy-to-grow bulbs
sta rting the firs t week of Oc·
tobe r all the way up t o
Christmas. Now is the lime to
make your selections from a full
stock of quality bulbs . There is
nothing for your garde n that is
easier to grow or that Will COSt
you less money and still reward
you so handsomely.
T H E RE ARE FOUR easy_
s teps in growing bulbs: dig a
hole. drop in the bulb. cover the
bulb with soil and wa te r oc-
casionally Suddenly it's spnng
and your garden will burst forth
wi th hundred s o f colorful
blooms.
Mother Nature ha!> done her
best and every bulb is actually a
ver y complex unit that contains
the fl owers , leaves. roots. a nd
even its own extra food supply to
a ss ure r a pid a nd vigorous
growth. So you see, you really
can't stop a bulb from growing
and bloomi n g. even 1f you
neglect it
Of tourse. 1f you wC1 nt the
absolute f.inest exhib1t1<>n of
Spyglass Host s
Salad Lunc heon
Spyglass Hill Garden Club will
begin its 1980-81 season with a
salad lunc heon Wednesda y at
the ho m e o f M rs J oseph
Monigal
Hosted by board members, the
club wiU present a guest speaker
from Lippe-Waren of Laguna
Beach who will address the
gro up on the care of crystal
plants and Oowers, there are a
couple of extra things you could do.
FOR INSTANCE, you could
add a little but b food o r bone meai-
when planting, Also. you could
spray a t ime ortwo to keep the in-
sects away and put out the slug
and snail bait lo keep them away
from th~ttastynew growth.
What or the many t yP,eS of
bulbs s hould yo11 plant?
nurseryma n will be able to ad-
vise you on this when you tell
him what type of plants and
blooms you are looking for and
in what areas you plan on plap.l-
ing
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• T ake some cuttings from
)<>ur best geraniu ms NOW for
colorful indoor plants. Cuttings
root best if you let them dry one
•day before p la ntin g in a
sand peat moss m ixture.
• Start potting bulbs of col-
ch1t'um and autumn crotus for
flowe ring on indoor window sills .
• Plant some beets, carrots,
lettuce. Swiss cha rd. pea s,
parsley. cabbage or Brussels
s prouts for tasty and easy-to-
care·for winter ha rvests .
• Start selecting your bulbs
soon Daffodils and tulips do bet-
ter il you refrigerate the m 4·6
weeks before you plant t hem.
• Fall 1s a good lime to re-
model or make new add itions to
a garden The plants you put in
or transplant v. di benefit from
the cool. rainy season to come
CLOSED
TUESOAY QUALITY
BECAUSE WE GROW THEM
1 WEEK
ENOS
9/18180
ALL ACRES~ 'lAHTS '••L SALES
Now is the best time of the year to pla nt
perennials. This is e s pecially true if you want de-
pendable garden color for next s pring and sum -
mer.
Take the perennial English prim roses for ex-
ample. Most nurseries have them now m m ixed
colors of the latest large flowering hybrids. You
can set out a whole flat of 50·100 pla nts at a very
small cost. Next s pring they will be available in
pots but why wait until the n?
bloom from as early ai. November in milder areas
to J une are suitable for cutting. Delphiniums and
sweet williams should also be pla nted this fall to
assure earlier bloom next spring.
If your taste runs to yellow. orange or white
daisy hke flowers. you may wish to cover a lot of
ground with the sturd~ gazanias There are two
98¢ ATWHOUSAU&IROW" ~~~:;, ~L
~H TO THI RIST I 00 CUSTOMBS ., ,
Candy turt is a popul a r p erennial for
borders as a neat ed~ing. Its green foLiage is at
tractive year long and the white flowers which
basic types of gazanias trailing and clumping.
The clumping gazanias do well as temporary
fillers between young gr owing s hrubs and as a
ground cover for relatively level a reas that aren't
subject to m uch erosion. You can also try them in
parking strips or as an edging along s unny paths.
r COME EARLY FOR
leEST SELECTIONS!
I •.ofs6ow-4'• .. a.daoraatdaar.........,.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Or.illJ!.t Co.JJI <..11111!~1! (r1111m1'111() h rt t(t 0//tCt!
GARDEN TOURS
Los An)(rlc:~ Arboretum -'a1.. Sep1. 20
'>•n 01l"l(O \X 1IJ Anim•I Park G.irJcn -~~t. Ou 11
Hun11nl(mn Bo1an1cdl VJrJ.,ns -'l.11 , -'o• I
(..JJJ 5~6.«;1\XO tur re .. '""''''n u11 1rr1 .. H •fl
ONION SETS
RED, WHITE ANO
BROWN VARIETIES.
Quickest way ro harvesr
mature onions ... plant
onion sets.
Bog ol 100 Sets 1.19
Trailing gazanias do well on banks. if :ti-
lowed lo trail over a wall a nd ar e very attractive in
hanging baskets. You wi ll also find hybrids of both
blooming in colo rs that include bronzy reds,
lavender pinks. rose or bronze.
Clumps of chrysanthemums are tops for fall
color See them now in the nursery blooming in
pots and onc-~allon containers . Severa l types are
available.
THERE 'S NEVER
BEEN A PLANT
FOOD LIKE ITI
Tustana
To Meet
W ednesclay
Tus t ana Af r i c an
Violet Society will meet
Wednesday a t Mercury
Sa vings. 1095 Irv ine
Blvd., Tustin.
Plant and supply sales
will begin at 6:30 p.m .
with the meeting and
horticultural progr am at
7. Plant and supply sales
will end at 8: 15.
"Co mm e r ci al
Grow,ers" will be pre -
sented by Lynn Lom-
• I
OXYGEN PLUS
A unique new plant food
ond oxygenotor for
Indoor plonts
bard. Slides will a ccom· , .,.J
pany the informa l dis· · ~
cussion of the facilities ' \..J
and cultural techniques
e mployed b y Tin ari, , ~
8 oz. 2.39 Makes
48qts
G ranger, Buell, Lyon, t Champion, Cape Cod ..
Viol e tr y, Logee . • ------------------------------ft Bowman, and Fischer ~ ""'\ Greenhouses. L • I Floriat Special/ T h ese ges n eriad {.
-PARKING LOT SALE
EXOTICS
2 Groups
5 CJGI. plants
s411
&
RARE PLANTS ODDS & ENDS
•LANDSCAPECONTRACTORS
•GARDENERS
• HOMEOWNERS
•BUILDERS
LLOl'D•s
gardPnshop
BLUEGRASS SOD
by Cal-Turf
PIOllP
~II.
1000 SQ. tt. or
mo .. -dl-1
Oellvery
ROSES
"' lo\)e buds ...
28~11. 34¢ 5 SQ Ft Rolls
g r owers vary in s ize ~ l
from basement b usi-~ AIM ...... ,..tcn•Dlcti *'Hylifttt..._..-.ISt.• 1 ,.,.
nesses to multi -ac~e • 'J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=
TAKE HOME
DOZENS I 2.98 doz.
ince 1946
Hallis}es
Nursery· Florist
2140 Harbor llvd .. Cotta M110
Ad «ood throu~ti s't,tember lllh. 1980 -whllt supply lasts
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concern s ·
Visitors are welcome.
Starter plants are given
to each guest and bloom-
ing African violets ar e
give n lo e ach new
m ember.
FoT information,
please call 644-8851 or
527-3049.
Huntington Center
mall thruSun
FREE
IULICHAIT
BANDINI BLADE
A perfect late summer high
nitrogen fertillzer for all grass
lawns. Insures tflicit uniform
turf -rechJOM alkaline aoll probleme.
ALL ITIM& &uaJlC1 1'0 81'0CIC ON HANO ........ _,.., 8eDI 11. I"!>
OPEN MON. THRU SAT 7·6, SUN 9·S
LLOYD 'S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO .. INC.
2028 Newoort Blvd lat Bay St ) Costa Mesa CA 92827 17141846-7441
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