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Home My WebLink About1980-10-03 - Orange Coast Pilotoes ~ ·-' : Each ,.. . .. . ... -·---'·-·--- Port ------.. ~---·· ...... ----... -..----·-·--------.......,.-...--.------..-~ __ __.. - Low Oouds, Fog Delp to Purify Our Air Quality -- DAILY PILOT ***25c***' FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 3, 1980 ________ voL. 11, NO. m. 4 SECTIONS, SJ P'AOES I Cut Pollution I - 2--War Foes O.lfyP'-Si.H,,_ SADOLE8ACK COLLEGE STUDENTS ASKED TO CARPOOL Thou Leevlng lrvln• Cempu• Thursdey Get MHHg• Coast Air Quality Acceptable Level By DAVID KUTZ MANN Of_Deety ............ Low clouds and roe helped purify Orange Coast air quality a1ain today with pollution read- ln1s expected to stay within breathable limits perhaps throulh Saturday. "There's pretty good air quali· ty (along tbe Orange County cout>," a spokesman for the Air Quallty Management District Hid. Only one first-stue alert was ·Man, 62, Slain While Jogging BEU,P'LOWER <AP) -Rob- bery wu tbe appannt motJve in the murder of a G ·year·old Joi· 1er found lhot to death, 1heriff'a bomldde detectives 1aid. Tbe vtctlm. Clarence TempJe, a, ... found Tbunday by a ~ la froat of a trailer Mn GD RoMeram Aveaue. He ........... ln the Dffk, • Los A•••IH County 1herUf'1 •P¥S•man aaJd . "H• bad no e w wallet on blm. Tbe on· matift rtlM now ii robberJ, •• , .......... ~. predicted for the Santa Ana Can- yo n a rea today with an · tfcipated pollution reading of .21 parts per million. By contrast, the coastal com· munities or Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach should have pollution readings of no more than .09 ppm, the spokesman said. Contributing to the improve- ment In air quality Thursday and today were lower tern· peratlires, fog and clouds that helped urt an inversion layer that had previously been trap- ping contaminants close to the ground. No high-pollution, second· stage alerts were predicted for anywhere ln the sprawlln1 South Cput Air Basin today, the AQMD said. Flrst-sta1e alert.a however, were called ror lnland valleys In Los An1eles and San Bemardlno counties. The National Weather Service predlcted 1unny weather would continue throu1bout mo1t of Southern Calltornl1 throup S1turd1y wltb early mornln1 and lat. nl1bt cloudl and fo1 alon1 the cout. Temperaturee were expected (8-lllOG, •••• AJ) Dispute Holdings BAGHDAD. Iraq <AP> -Iraq and Iran both claimed their troops were in control of Iran's major port of Khorramshahr to- day and Iran siiid it reopened a s trategic railroad in the southern war zone that Iraq re· ported cutting last week. Tehran radio said a train left the Iranian capital headed for Ahwaz a~ rail service res umed between these cities. The broad· cast said the rail line had been closed because or a break in communications at the station at Andimeshk. a town just north of Oezful , which 1s 70 miles from the Iraq border where the war began 12 days ago. Early in the fighting, Iraq said its forces penetrated to near Oezful and cut the rail link from Abadan to Tehran Iraq said its forces look over the port and were digging in after achieving their main ob· 1ectives along an invasion front stretctting 300 miles to the north. ·'There is no trace of any Ira· nian soldier le ft 1n Khor- ramshahr." Baghdad r adio said. "The town is under Iraq 's firm control." It labeled as "hallucination" Iran 's claims 1l was crushing lr11qi troops in Khorramshahr and said : "What few so-called revolutionary gu.ards are left in hidiog are being flushed out and mopped up in Khorramshahr That's all that's happening now ." But Iran's official Pars news a~ency s aid the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorramshahr ($tt MIDEAST, Page A2) Stuffy Nose Fatal. lo Ape SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 325 -pound orangutan named Bob, who posed m ore often for pictures than any other animal in the San Diego 7.oo, died on the operating table as doc· tors tried to open hJs stuffy nose. At 28, the Borneo-born ape wu patriarch or the 1oo's oran1utan family. Bob underwent hla rlnt ainua ·draining operation laatMarch. Tbe IOO plans to keep the hu1e body With lt.1 lon1. red hair under 1lu1. Cardiac erreet ii blamed for Bob's death Thursday. 100 or- flclaluald. . Iranian Radio Goofs in Airing 'Stars & Stripes' Musie Char1ns Iran Plays 'Stars, Stripes' BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP> -A half hour after playinlf an Ira· ni•n revoluUonary son1 called "Death to America," Tebran radio tod•Y broadcast "Stan and Strlpee Forever,'' one ol the m09t patriotic U.S. mUltary march tunes. lranian broadcasters, who have repeatedly denoun~ the United States as "the great Satan" behind the Iraqi invuioo or Iran, appeared unaware of the significance of the song. "Stars and Stripes Forever." named for the stan and stripes in the American nag. was composed in 1807 by John Philip Sousa. former leader of the U.S. Marine Band. Tehran radjo has been interspersing its newscasts and sen"?o~s with m~rt1al music since the Iran-Iraq war began. fhis week in a broadcast monitored here, Tehran radio played "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," a song written dur- ing the U.S Civil War 1n the 1860s and used by Northern troops as they marchedofftooattle allainst the Confederate army Going Strong Kids' Shou M ark.s 25 Yea.n NEW YORK 1APJ rt ~as just another day ror the millions or kids in the audience, but for Bob Keeshan. today 's broadcast was more than j ust another op· porlunity to encourage young children lo learn. to feel good about themselves. Ke es h an 's "C aptain Kangaroo" premiered Oct. 3, 1955, and a quarter-century later is still going strong. "I will keep it going. the good Lord and CBS willing,·· Keeshan said in an annivers ary interview not long ago, "and l must say, I have never fell mor.-support from the network than I do now." The anniversary broadcust was marked on air hy a stream of the s how 's reg ulars con· gratulating him C aptain Kangaroo. appearing perplexed by all the attention. was given the opportunity to say anything he wished. "Good morning, Captain." he said Into the camera. Network TV's longest-running children's series began its 26th season less than a month ago, distinct ln appearance from that premiere broadcast, but consis· tent In philosophy. "The Idea is," the 53· year-old Keeshan said. "if you can motivate a child, make tKe child reel good about herself. or himself, the child will learn." Keeshan has seen hls role change over the yeurs. and is considered an authority on the relationship between children and television. He spends a 1ood deal ot his free time on the road, speakln1 to educators and parents, as well aa broad· ca1ten. "ll concem1 me." Keeahan sald, "when people say, 'Look at all the tood thin1a we've dooe wlth "Captain Kan1aroo" and "Sesame Street" and the otherB. Now we don't have to a pend all the money on teachen. • "We're h ere to ald the ' t teacher." he said, "to back up the good that is being done for the child hy others." Keeshan began his career in television as Clarabell the Clown on the old "Howdy Doody" :.how Five years later. he de- veloped his own character. Corn y the Clown. a nd was signed to do a s how called "Time for Fun." A year later, 1954. he created Tinker the Toymaker. and pro- duced and performed in a show t'alled .. Tinker's Workshop." Keeshan has not been alone over the years. Hugh "Lumpy" Brannum, as Mr. Green Jeans, has been a regular for years, and Cosmo Allegretti joined the s how as Dennis. the apprentice. a short wttile later. Allegretti also is the chief pup· peteer. responsible for endurln1 characters like Mr. Moose and Bunny Rabbit. There is a footnote to the "Captain Kartgaroo" story. "The Mickey Mouse Club" pre· miered the same day in 1955 on AB C. and left the air four yean later. Elderly Man Die8 Chuing Burglar CHICO (AP) -An elderly man was round dead appareoUy after he had confronted a burglar In his 1ara1e. pollce said, Daniel Joeepb MOies, 28, was arrest• a short time late.r after a traffic accident in nearby Bidwell Park. and was booked ror lnvesUialion of murder. The But~ County Sheriff'• Of. rice aaJd it 1ot a phone caJI about 11 :30 p.m. about a fi1ht at the home of Leo Roeler. 71, on the ect1e of Bidwell Park. They arrived to find Roeier deld ln the park. The. y aald It looked U.ke he bad chued a bur11ar from hi• 1•rai1e. _ _Beating Of Wife Result Marine Cpl. Kevin Lee Grftll was convicted or second de,ree murder Thursday in the death of his unborn child that resulted from in}uries ttis wife suffered from a beating in their Tustin apartment last year . . An Orange County Superior Court jury, which deliberated about 10 hours Wed.nesdav and Thursday, also found Green guilty of alt.empted murder for the crippling attack on his wife during the early morning hours of Sept. 30, 1979. The couple's chHd died al San· ta Ana-Tust in Co mmunity Hospital. where Green's wife lay comatose with brain injuries. Supenor Cou rt Judge Luis Cardenas scheduJed sentencing for Green on Oct. 27. The defend- ant races a 15-years-to-life state prison term. - The sii<-man. six.woman jury, faced with connicting stories during the trial. chose to believe the testimony o f Dianna D'Aiello. Green's now-divorced wife. Miss D' Aiello. 20, told jurors Green smashed her in the head with a metal key holder after she spumed his sexual advances following an evening of intermit- tent arguing about his leaving her alone. She was nine-and-a· half months pregnant at the time. Green testified that his wife <See MURDER, Pase Ai> Coast Weather Overnight fog and low clouds. becoming o nly partly sunn y at the beaches Saturday arter- noon. Lows tonight 60 along the coast, 65 inland. Highs Saturday near 70 to mid 80s. INSIDE TOD-"~ Pick bdaotm IM food and game bootha at IM Irvine Horvut f'••tivol thh wHkend. Su 1chedule of event• on Page Cl. ···~ll Al 'I'-9"nM>e At L.M..... M ........ ..... ~ .. c.-. cu c........ et•Dtl ~· ., c-.. ., =-"" I 1 aACt~ .. ...... ... ..._,, ...... Ctl ===· g AMUl9n .. .._.... CM ............ AM ................. ::r::-... All,tl1 .... , CM , ___ CM l.cet.,_ C11 ..... . .. __ ......... ............ C1I ::::i ~ •• ·-· •• C.tt ............ --;;-·-----:i:.· ---1 I I DAILY PILOT llB DuDlp Scanned tate=----ledges Ass is tarice-- 8 y PATRk'K K•:N H>V Oo .... o.tty ...... " ... Stitlt' ht•u llh oHl<'lal• h•''" •gre\'J lo 1·011durt 1>hys1caJ u amrna11011~ l•f lo<'al rc:Mdt-11"5 1f an out hrruk nf 1llnf'll11 OC<'urt1 neur u11 uhundun\•d C'htm1c1tl dunw 11t' 1n tlu11lin141on R\'il<'h L>r L lk1' to:h1111.i . m<'d1r al d1rt<1•lor of Orun,ct• ( 'oun ty Hid Soft Drink ·Rivals Cool Suit WHITE PLAINS, N V 1AP1 Two arctlrivals ror the natJon's soft drink buslness reached an out ·of-court settle ment 1n a lawsuit filed by Pepsico Inc. to prevent Coca-Cola Co. from find- ing out about Pepsi's top secret marketing strategy for 1981 ln the settlement reached Thursday, Donald Breen, 27, a former Pepsi associate market- ing manager, agreed not to dis- cuss with his new employer, Coca- Cola, the strategy developed dur- ing his tenure at Pepsi. ln return, Pepsi dropped its suit against Breen and Coca-Cola. Pepsi, headquartered in Purchase, N. Y .• said it has spent millions of dollars in the put nine months to develop ·'the Pepsi ChalJenge," a consumer taste comparison test of both colas that will be publicized in certain areas oftbe cowitry next year . Breen, who switched to Atlanta- based Coca-Cola on Sept. 9, "knows when and where it will be i mplemented," according to Pepsi lawyer, Eliza beth Head. She told State Supreme Court Justice Vincent Gurahlan at a hearing ThUTsday that Pepsi's rival was so delighted at winning Breen away that it new him to a Coca-Cola bottlers ' meeting in a company jet. ''He was persona ll y toasted and gr eeted by Coca-Cola 's presi· dent," Miss Head said. Coca-Cola's lawyer Stuart Robinowiu denied receiving con- fidential information from Breen. Robinowitz said the company "has never been accused or anything like this. •·For the moet part we know in aclvanc:e ~ normal trade .outte9 wbell tbe ...... Cballmse eampUcll wtJI be imtituted," he said. ••Our people are rarely sur- prised." And Coca-Cola already has de· veloped a counter-campaign -a series of advertising spots featur· ing comedian Bi ll Cosby in a "spoof at testing drinks in this manner." he said. Breen also has denied possess- ing what Pepsi says is a confiden- tial marketing manual that is a blueprint of the Pepsi Challenge. Carters Flay Ubya Report WASlilNGTON CAP> -Presi- dent Carter says be "respectful- ly differs" with Senate in- vestigators ' findinas that be m lshandled his brother's Libyan affair. while Billy Carter says be baa been vindicated and is "not apologizing for a damn t.bing." (Related photo, All) A s pecial Senate subcommit- tee concluded Thursday that Billy Carter's conduct "merits severe criticism•' and that the president should have tried harder to stop his brother's Li- byandeals. 1l also criticized several ad· ministration officials, including Attomy General Benjamin E. Civiletti, but did not s ay any of their actions were illegal or un· ethical. 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L-A \\1U..,,I M.tn~•"-Q E°!fltO' Offlc•• (;Otte Mf\j UO WUI I•",..,..,, "~Tr:~&!:,~o~j~~ e'.°!~ =::~~. 1etepflone (7Ul"'2-U2t CIHelfled AdYertlll"' M2•1911 ,,..,....,,~Ot•-Co...,t~ ~~il"'..,,UO Thurt'day that n Hi<'11tll'I or lh" ,, et e Ot>fHHI ment of th.,1tlth ~rvlces have aare~I lo work with thf' rounty 11 numeroui. rei.ldenll! hvan.c nt-ria the dum11 •hould hc«'mn .. ltl tlf' Sllld UM-u C' lio n wouh1 1nt'ludl' ~hy11 1 1:1tl l'll aminaltons ;md bl00<l .,ttm11hrut The wt11Le health clepurtment has 1cknuned several toic1c u11d ,. ............ ~·'""' Ousted Rep. Michael J . Myers, the fir st con - gressman ever expelled from the House for corrup- tion, is fighting hls expulsion in court and asking his con- stituents to send him back to Congress anyway. He was convicted of taking $50,000 bribe in Abscam. Escaped Pet Ape Attacks Woman, 19 NEWTOWN, Pa. (AP) -An escaped pet ape terrorized a Bucks County teen-ager by jump· ing inside he.r car and biting her after abe pulled to a atop, authortti• said. SOpllia HadgimaJU•. lt, of Ricbboro, N .J. told police she was bitten again when she ran from the car to a truck that had stopped nearby. Mis~ Hadgimallis had her wounds cleaned at a Langhorne hospital after Tuesday's attack and was released. Mamu, a pet for 14 yean, escaped from the yard of its owner. Saul Lefkowitz, police said. Police said they were uncertain whether charges would be filed. ,..,.... Pllfl#' A I SMOG .•• to peak in the mid·90s today for inland valleys and low 70s along the coast. '·Little change in temperature is expected on Saturday," a weather service spokesman said. Trudeau Plan Stirs Anger OTTAWA (P l -Defying Canada's provincial premiers, Prime Ministe r Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced plans t o bring Canada's constitution home from Britain and amend it with sweeping reforms he says will give Canadians their first written guarantees of human and language rights. His plan has angered some provincial governments, who want to be able to take part in the amending process before Britain's House of Commons is called on to approve it. Trudeau unveiled the long. awaited plan Thursday in a na- tionally televised n ews con· ference. It came less than a month after he failed to reach agreement on the specifics and timing of constitutional reform in an often-bitter weelllong con- ference with the 10 provincial leaders. Council Object8 LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -The City Council ur1ed President Carter, Conpeu, tbe U.S. State Department and the city of Beverly Hilla not to permit a South African coaaulate to be eatabll1hed here or In the 1reater Loa An1ele1 metropolitan area. The• South Afrteu aovernment wu plu- n1D1 to move tbe eomwate from Saa J'rudaeo to BeYerly HUii MondQ. l' J o 1· ~ r c' u u !t 1 o g c: he m 1 ca Is buried ut the tour ucre sate St ult> u Chctals hllvt: recom ml'ni.lt."nt futurt' health hazards. irnrh u:. <·unlamination of the wutt·r tublt> or explosive under· around bu.ildups or methane gas. E hllnte said, however, that i•urreoUy the dump does not ap· .,cur to pose a threat to human ht: u Ith l!;hllng discounted allegations \ha\ thrct< ~rsons are suffering (11l111 rancer and other serious 1llnt:sses because of expos ure to toxu· l'hem1 cals in thedump. lie s aid the illnesses are not s1n11lar and appear unrelated. The dump is located 700 feet southeast of the Bolsa Chica Street and Warner Avenue m· tersection In lhe 194-0s' it was used for oil refinery wastes . In the 1960s it became the Bouche.r landfill. Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wieder, accompanied by state, county and city of· fl cials, took a walking tour of the fo ur-acre site Wednesday after- noon. "We are here today to re·· assure the residents of this area that the county and the City of Huntington Beach are doing aJI that is within our capability to assess the health hazard, if any. posed by this landfill site ... " The 2nd District supervisor said she ordered testing of the city's private and public water supply. She said the results will be in next week. A recent study conducted by a cons ultant to tbe owner of tbe dump s tates that city and private well water near the dump contains low levels of toxic chemicals, but that the overall qua lity is good and the water is safe to drink. Huntington Beach Mayor Ruth Bailey and city councilman Ruth Finlev said they will ask the Ci· ty Council to request the· land· owner to fence the area to prevent children from playing in the field. 1'"ro• Pag.-.. 11 MURDER .•. consented to having sex that evening, that he later went to a fast-food restaurant and re- turned home to find her criticaJ- 1 y injured on their blood- spatt.end bed. Miss D'Aiello lay comatose for about a week. When she finally regained consciousness. she had no memory of the attack. of be- ing pregnant or of her past. Prosecutor Cliff Harris said she suU loved her husband as she recuperated slowly at her parents home, where the defend· ant helped care for her . BLll as she recalled more of her past, as well as regaining her ability to speak, she realized Green was responsible for her injuries, the prosecutor said. lt was then Green was arrested kr the attack, which police at first speculated could have been the work of the unknown killer who bad attacked other women in surrounding communities. Harris said Green's story "de· fied common sense" and that Miss D'Aiello had no reuon to Ile about the attack because she once loved her former mate. "l think she's a believable person," be said. Defense attorney Richard Cur· ran argued that no blood was ever found on Green 's key holder and that the defendant had spotted a suspicious looking man outside the apartment com· plex when he went out for his late·night trip for food . Trail of Ink TRACY (AP) -Cars and streets were covered with ink early today when a truck leak-ed t he liquid for more than 20 miles. the highway patrol re· ported. The CH P contacted the truck 's driver a nd were in- ves tigating how the leak oc- curred. Good Habit To Acquire N EEDHAM . Mass . (AP> -"It's a great way to keep up with inllation ," said Arthur Hoener of Northampton, a Sl million M assachuaetts l ottery winner who has added $100,000 to his good fortune. Hoener, ~l. who teaches at Hampshire College, won s100.ooo in the lottery drawlne Wednesday night. Three yean a10. he won $50,000 a year for 20 yean. Lottery offtclab aay the odd• of wlnninc tl million are 10 mlllton to one . Hoener, who ha• three children in eolle1e and l4 ·)'•ar -old twin dau1bten. la the l0Uery'1 llrtt repeat bl1 money winner. I College Line-up i;i,...r ... AJ MIDEAST ..• as late u mJdnl1ht Tbund-.y afte r a bandonln1 tank• and other eqcdpmenr.tJnlrwlY«UMf electricity were cut off and tbm "the customs buildinl and some other parts of the city set on rtre by the Iraqis were burninc out ol control." Iranian President Abolbuaan Bani-S adr said Iranian paratroopers were dropped into Khorramshahr on Thursday, that lranian warplanes launchfl!I attacks to support them and tha · 'enemy-crushln1" operatio~ were under way in the port, near the refinery city Q!_ Abadan at the bead of the Perttan Gulf in oil-rich Khu.zeslan prottnce. Bani-Sadr said Iranian troopl also routed Iraqi forces from Susangerd, 100 miles to the north, that the lraqia were io retre at toward the border and . that Iranian forces captured 70 Iraqi tanlts and armored persoo- nel carriers and "lar1e numbers of Iraqi soldiers." The Baghdad command said Thursday that ·'unless the scale or fi ghting warranted, there will be only one military communi· que daily since Iraqi forces bave achieved their main objectives and will concentrate on con- soli d alion of their achieve- ments.'' Students at Christ College in lrvine lined up for fall reg- istration recently . It was one of the few lines they'll have to stand in during their college career s because the fo ur-year liberal arts school has an enrollment of just 159 students this year. The college, located on a 113-acre hilltop site, graduated its first class last spring. See today's Featuring section, Page 88. It also said its naval units ''in· m eted serious damage" on lra- n i an military positions at Abadan. several miles from Khorramshahr, and that Iraqi MiGs attacked the Dezful area, 150 miles north of Abadan. However, it also said Iranian jets hit fi ve Iraqi provincet1, that f ive Iraqi civilians were wounded in air strikes on the southern Iraqi city or Amara and that two Iranian jets were s hot down o ver Amara and Basr a. McQueen's Cancer 'In Renrlssion' The radio station in Abwu, capital of Khu.zestan province 18 miles north of Abadan, said Thursday that "the enemy bu been defeated and is makint das tardly e.ffort.s in only a few places ... But the broadcast con- ceded "a number of feudallst.s are giving s helter to atheist forces," meaning some ethnic Arabs in K.huzestan were aidini Iraq's Arab soldiers. Another broadcast warned Iranian Arab tribesmen they would be "con· demoed to death" if they helped Iraqi soldiers. LOS ANGELES CAPl -Actor Steve McQueen, who waged a secret six-month battle against a rare and generally incurable form of cancer , is gr adually im- proving under a nutrition based treatment developed by a one· time de n tis t , doc t o r s and spokesmen say. McQueen, 50, who was nol re- vealing his whereabouts, asked his fans and friends Thursday lo "keep your fingers crossed" for a full recovery. The screen star was told six months ago lhat he had terminal mesothelioma , a cancer of the limng of tbe lungs and other or- gans, ac~ lo a statement issued by tu. publlclat. Warren Cowan . McQueen, who appeared in s u c h fi lms as ·'T he Great E scape" and "Bullitt," had been keeping the illness a secret so that he could hep his "sense of dignity'' as he died. the state· menl said. But six weeks a~ a m ont h of the nutrition -based treatment. he began to show im· provement and has been gain.in~ weight while the cancer. which had spread to his neck, chest and abdomen, has gone into re· mission. doctors said. Most cases of mesotheUoma have been associated with ex- posure to asbestos, a mineral fiber used in insulation, sa.id Dr. Oscar Sherer, a Berkeley lung specialist. McQueen held a variety or jobs before becoming an actor . including that of a merchant seaman. Asbestos insulation is used ex· tensively in ships. Researchers have discovered that even a brief exposure to the material can sometimes result in lung d1sease and later mesothelioma. Dr William Kelley of the ln· ternational Health Institute in Dallas, who is helping (uide McQueen's treatment, said. "We have been able to prolong the patient's life beyond earlier ex· pectations~ "I believe that Mr. McQueen can fully recover and return to a norm al lifestyle," said KeUey. A colleague at the center. Paul Whe ts tone. s aid Kelley de· veloped his treatment af'ter ~ covering himself from what had been diagnosed 18 years ago as a terminal case of cancer . He was a dentist at the time. but has s ince given up prac tice , Wbetatone said. Kelley's treatment, which aup- ple ments traditional medical care, tries to build up the body's immunity system so it can resist cancer. The method regulates diet and employs mental ex· erc1ses to encourage ··positive thinking," Cowan said. ·'Our whole concept is not to treat the disease but to build health to the extent that disease cannot exist in the body," said Dr. Philip Johnston of the in- stitute. The treatment does not in- clude use of Laetrile. tbe con· tro versial drug made from apricot pits, he said. In the statement, McQueen ex- pressed "a sincere belief in my own recovery." "I say lo all my fans and aU m y friends, keep your fmgers c r ossed and keep the good thoughts coming," Mc Queen said. M cQueen would not say where he was undergoing treatment ··Hopefully. the cheap scandal sheets and curiosity s~ters will not try to seek me out so I can continue my treatment," M cQueen said. Mi88 Lillian OK AMERICUS, Ga. (AP) -Ex· hibiting the spunk that has been he r trademark , President Carter's 82·year-old mother was reported in "lood aplrit.a" todaJ _ after surgery for a broken hlp suffered U\ a fall at ber botM. Marine Out For Nudity LOS ANGELES CAP) - You can see 27-year-old Marine Corps reserve Sgt. Robert Jorda.a oot of uni· fo rm in this montb 's Playgirl magazine. But you wo n 't see him ln tbe Marines. The Marine Corps gave Jordan his marcbtna papers for bn.,.tna "dis- credit" to the service by ap- pearinl nude in Play&irl's "Men of the Military" spread in the October issue, Jordan said Thursday. Jordan said he was notified of his honorable discharge a week a10 in a letter from the commander or his Marine Corps reserve unit in Long Beach. PRUDENT Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful. people buy kMa ••. ,. This is contrary to popular belief, but makes good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy ...... .... ,. BUYING At Alden's in recent years. our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently. we have the largest selection of finer qualities vou wtll see anywhere. all at competitive prices. The end result Is customer satisfaction, pride and recommendations which provide · our overwhelming source of new business. DEN'S : iiiiiailaiion: ·custom d'•P•ri•• linoleum • wood floor J663 'lACfNTI_. AVfNIJ{ • q~.Sy~ MfSA, CALIF. 92627 • 'HONE 646·4131 -646·1355 ' ___ ,_..._.. ____ --------.... ,_.---... -- _,_ ••••••• -.. _.__ .... _._.-_-,;,.....,. __ _...,_o;z .... ~l Or·ange Coast l I) I 1 I l) N * ~--·-··-····*·· ...... --·· *--------•'F'JlS:" Qlllllll'7 .... _ ... ,,~ ... ~ ' ,, \'nur llomt•fn"'" ltall~· Nt•"·spapt•r VOL. 73, NO. 277, •SECTIONS, S1 PAG ES O RANG E COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1980 C TWENTY-FI VE CENTS Elderly Victim. Tells of Beatings SAN FRANClSCO l AP1 An elderly witness lest1(y1n1 in the trial ol (our men accust"d In th(' brutal June 3 au aC'lt on rt'sident:o. ot a San Franc11co nurslnt: home carried a messagt! to Judge Robert Doasee. "Mayor Dianne Fe1nstc1n s wd to 1ive them a looa. long ume." said Fritz Peterson. 77. after he testified how he was pistol whipped during the or ~y of \ t0lt'lll l' thut int'luclt-d tht-r.tpt' u f u 1\1 \l'ltr old bl111tl \\11ma n and ttw hc•11t1n.i and roblwr~ 11f ft' e oth<'r homt' n•.sut .. nti. Th(" 1 r1<1I l'OnltnUt!d tway in Sun Frun11:ico 'lllJ\'rWr C'Oun l't'lt'n>on, whu t!I ''' hard of h<'<H1ng lhat lu"' \'l'r~ had to write out ttwlr QUt'!>lt0ni. during hi !> test1mon} told Jurors about thl' .ittJck 1111 him b ci '·fella with a Jg-r altber r hrome µ111101 with an extra lonac barrel "lie sluHed me over the head t111d ki rked me down the stalrs. lie !>Utd somethinl!: to me that I touh.ln't hear. then he hit me and kai'ked me down the stairs," said Peterson Rut Peterson was unable to identity any of the defendants l'harged in the attack at the nursing home The defendants. Robby Rav Varner. 25, Franklin White, 25, Tommy Hart. 26, and Larry Clary, 30, ~at passively during the testimony of Peterson and three other nursing home residents. All the defendants are from San Francisco. Since the incident, Margaret Torpey, the r ape victim, has died of cancer and another vie· tlm, Claudia Chow, 42, also has died ,of cancer A third victim, Paul • Erickson, an elderly man with mental problems, dropped out of sight after the incident and could not be located to testify. Con s tance Ja co bs, 52, described how a man burst into her room while she was lying in bed , a nd without a word, s lugged her across the forehead with a silver pistol and took $2 from her purse and walked out with her watch. Another witness, Andrew Mc Donald. 76, testified that "They grabbed me by the back of the head and pulled me head· down while one kneed me in the belly. That made me so sick I threw up.'' The defendants are charged variously with rape, robbery and assault. H convicted. each face maximum prison terms of 28 years. Breathe Freely Coast Air Quality Much Better · • • • By DAVID KUTZMANN Of ... O.lly l"llei Slaff Low clouds and fog helped purify Orange Coast air quality again today with pollution read· ings expected to stay within breathable limits perhaps through Saturday ·'There's pretty good air quali· ty (along the Orange County coast)," a spokesman for the Air Qualaty Management District said. Only one first·stage alert was -predicted for the Santa Ana Can· yon a r ea today with a_!l.· ticipated pollution reading or .21 parts per million. By contrast. the coastal com· munilies of Huntington Beach. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach s hould have Muhammad Ali. gloves down, cringes and Calls away to the ropes from a left punch delivered by World Boxing Association heavywei~ht c hampion Larry Holmes Thursday rught in Las Vegas. Ali seldom got in a punch all night. He f aiJed to a nswer the bell for the 11th round. (See story. Sports, Page B 1). pollution readings of no more than .09 ppm, the sJ)bkesman said . Contributing to the improve· menl in air quality Thursday and t oday were lower lem· peralures, fog and clouda that helped lift an inversion layer that had previously been trap- ping contaminants close to the grounf'I Schools --=Receive $63,000 A federal grant p f $63,000 earmarked for assessing the best skills that s pecial ban· Wcapped youngsters should de· velop has been awarded to the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. The money. disbursed from Public Law 94-142, whic h benefits afflicted students. is to be put lo use within the next month. Prog r a m Director Mark Hansen says about 200 district youngsters. who must cope with vario~ difficulties that curtail or slow their learning ability. will be involved. The fW\ds will provide tests and counseling lo develop voca· tional skills and explore possible job fields for those as trainable mentally retarded, physically handicapped. mildly retarded or having so-called learning dis· abilities. The latter basically is a little· understood phenomenon that makes it particularly difficult for an individual to assimilate certain skills or knowledge. An assessment center in which youngsters will be given chances to try out different types of oc· cupalional efforts such as carpentry, mechanics and others will be financed with the funds. Muffin Laakso, program specialist for the h andicapped ~tudents, will follow up their job preparation by helping the m with job place ment in the com· munily. Marine Out For Nudity LOS ANGELES~AP> - You can see 27-year-old Marine Corp11 reserv• Sgt. Robert Jordan out of uni· form in this month's • Playprl ma1uine . But you won't see him in the Marines. Tbe Martne Corps gave Jordan hts marching papen f« brineinl "dis· crecllt" to the service by ap- pearinl nude l:n Play1irl 's "Men of tbe llllltary" 1preadlnt.he0c:toberlsaue, JordaaaUcl'l'bunday. Jordaa uld he was nodft4'd ot h1I honorable clileb.,... a week a10 ln a llUer fl'OID tbe commander otbll llartMCorpe reserve mltlalADllHeh. 9.5o/D Pay Increase Urged in Mesa Pact No high-pollution , secdnd· •la•e alerts were predicted ror anywben 1n the sprawli.a• South Coast Ai r Basin today, the AQMD said. Flrst-sta1e alert.a, however, were called for inland valleys in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. Most Cos t a Mesa c ity employees will get pay and benefit increases averaging about 9.5 percent a year over the next two years ~er a proposal going to the Cit Council Mon- day night. The plan. said City Manager Fred Sor s abal , c a lls fo r Employee Associ ati o n employees lo receive an 8~. per· cent pay hike beginning Sunday. a 611• percent hike Nov I. 1981. and another 6114 percent inccase on May 3. 1982. The plan also calls for the city to make fu ll pa y ment on employees' r etirem ent plans beginning in July. 1981. Current· ly, employees contribute up to 7 percent of their salaries for re- tirement. The proposal also c a lls for time-and·a-half pay. when such work is required, beginning in July of oext year The city cur- rently pays regular rates for overtime work . Sorsabal said the plan, if ctp- proved, will increase city salary Mesa Council Eyes Permit I For Parlor Costa Mesa City Council mem· her s will consider a permit Mon- day night for continued operation or a m assage parlor that has been In business since 1973 but has cha nged ownership. Operators o r the Atlantis massage parlor at 2112 Harbor Blvd. are appealing an earlier de- cision by the city Planning Com· mission lo deny a use permit al- lowing operation. City staff reports recommend denialofthepermit. Facing a heavy agenda when they meet at 6 :30 p.m. Monday, council members also wlll rule on c hanges pro p osed in the Segerstrom family's plan for de· velopmenl at the Town Center on Bristol Street. In addition to shiftin1 propoeed building space from the Music Center area lo the commerdal twin towers area, the developers seek approval for a movie theater, restaura nt and com· merclal ahopa already 1lven t.en· taUve approval. The council a1ao wlU consider raisins towtna service rale1 al· lowed tothe/lrml wbicb rnpond to poUce loWlnl requffta. ( a nd benefit p ay ments by $253,000 this year . He said figures for 1981 are not yet available. The council also will consider pay proposals that would in· crease about 30 executives' pay by about 6.7 percent and begin paying full retirement benefits out of city coffers beginning Jan, 1 The total package. Sorsabal said, would total a 10.5 percent increase City administrators are sllll negotiating with the Police As- soci alion and the Firefighters Association over pay and benefit incr eases, t he city manager noted Couple Take Store's Gems SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A couple pretending an interest in a ring robbed a store of about $375,000 in jewels and fled. leav- ing the owner and a guard lied but unharmed. The man and woman entered the Jewels by J e ffrey store Wednesday and said they were inte rested in buying a 'ring, Inspector Barry Johnson said. The couple disarmed a secwi· ty guard, took the guard and owner lnlo a back room and tied them up. The retail value of the jewels was about $800,000, but lhe cost to the owner was about $375,000, authorities said. The National Weather Service Bus Passes On Sale in N-M District School bus passes giving youngsters in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District a ride to campus through Oct. 31 are now on sale and parents are urged to buy them by mall. Fees are $15 per month per school per child. They go up lo $30 for two youngsters and $40 for three or more children in the s ame fami- ly if they attend the same school, according to officials who say 1,832 passes were issued last month. Tra ns portation Supervisor Carolyn Stocker sa~s monthly passes are generally put right back into the mail to families the same day their checks ar· rive. Mail the fee with a stamped, self -addressed envelope to Newport-Mesa USO. Box 1368, Newport Beach 92663. Full an· nual passes good through JW\e a lso are available. Mae \Vest Better HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Ac· tress Mae West, who reportedly has suffered a stroke, has im· proved enough to be ''taking tood," a spokeswoman said. Musie Cltarms Iran Plays 'Stan, Stripes' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A hall hour after playin1 an Ira- nian revolutionary son1 called "Death to America," Tehran radio today broadcut "Stan and Stripes Forever," one of the moat patrlotlc U.S. military march tunes. Iranian broadcuten. who have repeatedly denounced the United States as "the 1reat an" behlnd tbe Iraqi invuion ot Iran, appeared unaware of •llftiflcance ot tbe IOlll· '.'Slarl and Stripes ,'' named for tbe •tan and atrlpee in tbe America1 nai. wu compGHd in 1807 by John PbWp Souu, former leader ol tbe U.S. llarine Bancl. Tehran radio bu been mtenpenlnl lta newacuta and sermOM with martJal mualc 1lnce tbe Jran:traq war be8an. 1'hll week in a broadcut moallond here, Tebraa radio played .. Tbe Battle Hymn ol tbe Republic,'' a ICllll written dur· ln1 the U.S. CMI War l:n the lllOI and UIM by NortlMrn troopl aa they marched off t.o bittle .. al.nit tlM Contederaw army. 1 I predicted sunny weather would continue throughout most of Southern California throug h Saturday with early morning and late night clouds and fog along the coast. Temperatures were expected to peak in the m1d-90s today for inland valleys and low 70s along the coast. "Little change in temperature is expected on Saturday." a weather service s po kes man said -~-· ....... Leaving Hospital Sen. Edward M. Kennedy escorted hls m other. Rose. from the hospital today. Mrs. Kennedy , 90, had intestinal surgery at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. Iran, Iraq Both Claim Port Control BAGHDAD , Iraq <AP) -Iraq and Iran both claimed their troops were in control of Iran's major port of Khorramshahr to- day and Iran said it reopened a str ategic r ailroad in the southern war zone that Iraq re- ported cutting last week. Tehran radio said a train left the Iranian capital headed for Ahwaz as rail service resumed between these cities. The broad- cast said the rail line had been closed because of a break in communications al the station at Andimeshk. a town just north of DezfuJ. which is 70 miles from the Iraq border wb_ere the war began 12 days ago. Early in the fighting, Iraq said its forces penetrated to near Dedul and cut the rail link from Abadan to Tehran. Iraq said Its forces took over the port and were digging in after achieving their main ob- jectives along an Invasion front stretching 300 miles to the north. •'There is no trace of any lra- n i an s oldier left ln Khor· ramshahr," Baghdad radio said. "The town ls under Iraq's firm control." KIDS LEA.RN BIKE SAFETY Firs t gradera are no w permitted to ride their bicycles to school in tbe Newport·Mesa School Dlatrtcl and they are leaminl tbe tenons or aalety early. The Automobile Club of Southern California recenUy vii· ited Newport Elementary School to tat tbe blcyclee of the small chUdrm and pboto1rapher Gary Ambl'CIM pictured the proc••· (See Pqe CU.) It labele<t as "hallucination" I ran 's cl alms it was crushing Iraqi troops in Khorramshahr and said: "What few so-called revolutionary guards are left in hiding are being nushed out and mopped up in Khorramshahr Th a~:s a ll that's happening now. But Iran s official Pars news agency said the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorrams hahr as late as midnight Thursday aft er abandoning tanks and other equipment, that water and (Sff MIDEAST, Page A2> Or~nA~a'I \\'eather Overnight fog and low clouds , becoming only partly sun ny at the beaches Saturday after · noon . Lows t onig ht 60 along the coast, 65 inland. Highs Saturday near 70 to mid 806. INSIDE TOD"'°' Pick bnWttn the food and game booth& at the Irvine Harvut F'e1tival this weekend. See achedul e of event• on Pdge Cl~ ladex • --~--------....,._ _______ ......, _______ --------. ----=-----. ., .............. ~. JlJST BREAKING U.S. Air Force Jets End 'P_E;1ID11.11.~~"07i'feDL;:&:AP!a.--1 • CAI RO W~'I Al R BASE. £aypt I AP 1 A do1.e1n U S Air Jo'orce •'"·4£ Phutom Jet 1trtabd of( the df'aert runway of this E1yptian military field and headed for hoQle lod•Y. cappjn1 a 90·day ~ration aimed at ahowlna that Ameriun warplane. can carry thc-ir flrepower to l.M oil-rich sands of the Middle East. ''1'his hu bffn ont of the mo.t 11ucctsaful opcral100K ever conduclt.'d by the Air For<'e." sajd Lt C'ol Mike Wiillace as the 12 )N took ort on a t~ hour night lo Moody Air Force Base In Valctotaa. Ca ~Y arr lO make 12 1n·fiJ1ht refueUntc• and :1top overnitht m tlw Azores. Wllllacti said the operation, dubbfod f>"roud Phantom . proved thli t Amerlc-an planes un deploy quickly and operate smoothly in tht harsh d~sem of tht-Mlddlf' Eut IN ••ul.-.'W•ll•••I 1•..trt llla:r CEOAH GROVE tAPl Fire offtc1als here grew more hopefut tOduy as a hot . stubborn blaze that has blackened :1.,100 acres in Kings Canyon National Park appeared lo be runmn~ out of brush to burn. The 3·day bl a~e IS being battled by a force of 400 fi refighters, seven air tankers. three helicopters and a fire- s potting plane borrowed from the Forest Service, park spokeswoman Irma Buchholz said. The firefighters' effort to halt the blaze has been hampered by record temperatures and the steep terrain or the Lewis Creek area. where the fire started. Car1.-r llrl'u.-d f ' rrr •Efptal TillW' WASHlNGTON <AP I -President Carter is not entitled to free equal time to respond to commercials aired by independent groups supporting Ronald Reagan, the Federal Communica· tiona Commission ruled today. ., GolngStro.g Kids' Show Marla 25 Yean NEW YORK (AP) -It wu j ust another day for the 111.illlom of kida in the audience, but for Bob Keeshan, today's broadcast ·was more than just another op- portunity to encouraie YOUDI children to learn, to feel good about themselves. K eeshan 's "Captain Kangaroo" premiered Oct. 3, 1955, and a quarter·century later is s till going stroni. "( will keep it going. the good Lord and CBS willing," Keeshan said in an anniversary interview not long ago, "and I must say, J have never felt more support from the network than I do now." The anniversary broadcast was marked on air by a stream of the s how's regulars con· gratul a ting him . Captain Kangaroo. appearing perplexed by all the attention. was given the opportunity to say anything he wished. "Good morning, Captam." he said into the camera. Network TV's longest·running children's series began its 26th season less than a month ago, distinct in appearance from that premiere broadcast, but consis· tent in pbil050phy. "The idea is," the 53-year-old Keeshan s aid, "if you c an motivate a child, make the ch.ild feel good about herself, or himself, the child will learn." With a crowd of attorneys, poUUcaJ organizers and network television crews looking on, the commission unanimously ac· cepted the position of broadcasten1 who argued that the law re- quJres only that they sell comparable time to a candidate or bis supporters. The decision was immediately hailed b~ such independent groups as Americarui for Change as a victory for the right or free speech. D9My .......... _ FOAMER HEAL TH SPA PROPOSED BOOKSTORE llT£ Columna Frame Entrance to BU9tneaa on Highway Keeshan has seen his role change ove.r the years, and is considered an authority on the relationship between children and television. He spends a good deal of bis free time on the road, speaking to edu cators a nd parents. as well a s broad-casters. BIRTHDAY BOY Capt. Kangaroo S1a1~ IJllftRPl•fl•ntl Raie Dt.,_ Newport WOuld Bar Tinker the Toymaker, and pro. duced and performed in a show called "Tinker's Workshop." WASfDNGTON (AP> -The Labor Department reported lo· day that the California unemployment rate dropped from 7 .3 ,. percent in August to 6.9 percent in September. ,.,..._ ~,.... .,,., ,.,.. on...,., Adult Bookstore "It concerns me." Keeshan s aid, "when people say, ·Look at a ll the good things we've done with ·'Captain Kangaroo'· and "Sesame Street" and the others. Now we don't have to spend aJI the money on teachers · Keeshan has not been alone over the years. Hugh "Lumpy" Brannum. as Mr. Green Jeans, has been a regular for years, and Cosmo Allegretti joined the show as Dennis, the apprentice, a stlort while later . • , Tlte Auoeta&ed Preu . . Fresno bas recorded ita hottest October day an hastory and bot. smoggy weather continued today in the San Joaquin Valley, the N.aional Weather Service reported. The City of Newport Beach bas filed suit in an attempt to prevent an adult bookstore from opening its doors next week. Fresno's tugb Thursday or 101 also was the highest tem· perature recorded this late in the year in Fresno, weather of· ficials said. The city is seeking a tem- porary restraining orde r in Orange County Superior Court to stop owner Thomas Wade from opening his Ta lk of the Town bookstore at 2930 W Pacific Coast Highway. Hot temperatures were report.ed through. out the valley Thursday, including highs of 102 m Bakersfield and 101 in Stockton. 1· ..... r-.. .. 11 -~---MfDEAST~·~ electricity were cut off and tbat ''the customs buiJd'•• aacl.llOIQe ot.b•r para of tile Ct~ set aa .ftn by tlae lr11qia were burning odt ol control." Iranian President Abolbassan Bani·Sadr s aid Iranian paratroopers were dropped into KhorTamshahr on Thursday, that Iranian warplanes launched attacks to support them and that ·'e nemy.crushing'• operations were wader way in the port, near ttre reflne·ry city o( Abadan at tbe head of the Persian Gulf in oil-rich Kbuzestan province. .Hani-Sadr said Iranian troops also routed Iraqi forces from Susangerd, 100 miles to the north, that the Iraqis were in retreat .t.oward the border and that Iranian forces captured '10 Iraqi tanks and armored person· nel carrien and "large numben of Iraqi soldien." The Ba&bdad command said Thursday that •'unless tbe scale of fi&btlnl warranted, there will be only one military communJ- que dally since! Iraqi forces have achieved their main objectives and wtll concentrate on con· solidation of their achieve· menta." It also said ita naval units "in· flkted serious dama1e" on Ira· nlan military positions at Abadan, several mtles from l(borramshahr, and t.bat lraqi MIGs attacked the Desful area, 150 miles north of Abadan. Q 0..ANGI COAST DAILY PILOT TJflJli I I (714t..._, SP C .... el111P ;11M171 c -Good Habit To Acquire , "E.EDlfAM, Mau . <AP) -•lft•s a peat way to keep up with inllaUon,'' said Arthur Hoener of Northampton, a $1 million Massac husetts lottery winner who has added $100,000 to hii. good fortune. Hoener, 51, who teaches e t Hampshire College, won $100,000 in the lottery drawing Wednesday night. Three years ago, be won $50,000 a year for 20 years. Conference For Business Women Set A conference for women who own bustneasea or are con.sider· iDI openine one will be held Saturday in the Community Center at Gol4en West Colle1e in Huntmctan Beach. Entitled "Women: Mindlna Your Own Buainesa," the con· ference will be conducted from 8:30 a.m. t.o' p.m. I~ will feature experts on law, hnance. ad· vertisin&.~ manaiement. According to conference or· ganizen. women make up 52 percent of the nation's popula· lion but only •.6 percent own busi- nesses. A $2 materials fee will be charged for the conference, which is co·sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Admlnlstra- Uon. The City Council passed an emergency four·month zonmg moratorium Aug. 25 to prevent adult entertainment centeis from locatJrffl n Newport Reach until zoning guidelines ar e drawn up. The council is scheduled to consider a zoninc or~ance on Oct, 27 to Umit the commercial netebbolboocb where adult bual· nesaes can be operated. But In the suit, filed Thursday. assistant city attorney Robert H. Burnham contends that Wade refuses to heed the city's direc· Mesa Church Loses Bid, Goes Higher Calvary Chapel is continuing negotiationa for the 2,800.acre Warner Hot Sprin1s Resort even tboueh the Costa Mesa·based church lost the property to a higher bidder. Pastor Chuck Smith said to· day the church may offer $4.5 million to the San Francisco- baaed firm, A. Cal Rossi Co. Ltd .• which purchased the resort for a reported $4.2 million. Until I.ts $4 million offer was refused laat week the Costa Mesa church had planned to sell a retreat in Lake Arrowhead to help pay for the Warner resort near San Diego. It includes 96 cottages, a lodge, a golf course and a 5,000-foot air strip. If the church ls successrut in ita new negotiaUons for the re· sort Smith said, a retirement com'munity, college, campsite and rehabilitation center for teen-agers will be established there. The resort was sold Thursday. more than a year after its West German owner, American Ranch Ferian GMBH & Co. Analgen K. G. closed it. what's What? 'Wlw's Who' Suit Fails The San Clemente-baaed publl1be,n1 of "Who's Who ln Califomia" have failed to convince an-Orance County Superior Court Judae to laaue a court order barrlnt a competitor from putttni out a publication entitled the "Official Who's Who of Oran1e County." nmGE HAaMAN koville denied the request of Donald and SUah Vitale, owner or Who's Who Enterprises and publlaben ~ nwnerou1 who's who boob, that be iaaue a pre· Umlnary inj'81Ctioo aiir.Robert W. Tompkins, pretldent of the Offtcial Corp. lD Ne Beach. The Vital• bad ftled awsult earlier lD the summer to at.op Tompkim fl'om Solnl ahead wttla bll publication, elalmlaa ln· friniemmt on their trademan. TOY Ml8 TllD w811ted a court order to atop TomptJM tnm _...U.tru-.n '°Who'• Who.'' • lloaet•, Iii I I..,. for TomplclM IUCetllfulb Ar=~ wlllD'• no tne a.a .,. wtdupre8d tbroullaoul~~ ........ '::: ....... ~a...., wllo'• .. would 6e .. _..., ..... , ...... ,,... ... c ...... ..., ..... MuLT~ STORE 4 VIDEO CENJER :__, r-o MINORS ALLQ\NEQ_ ~ YaJ Hf'}(J/..IJ 8E ()Fl:E/VOEO 8Y AOtttr M/lrERIAl _..,_ 00 NOT ENTER -. l1 v t>s :.ind plans to open his bookstore and video center Tuesday. The d ty claims that letting the business begtn will open a Pan· dora's box of evils lo the com· munity, includ.lq a likellbood ol increased 1eJn1al offenaea, depreciated property values and relocated homes and businesses. The bookstore is scheduted lo begin business in the former site of the Olympus Health Spa Newport Beach has never had an adult bookstore, although an ad u It theater. The Pussycat, was operated several years ago at the site of the Balboa Theater on the Balboa Peninsula. The city Planning Commission is scheduled lo review the pro- posed zoning ordinance next Thursday. It will make recom· mendations on the matter lo the city council. Blaze Controlled VINCENT (AP) -A blue ap. parenUy sparked by a welder's torch raced across 700 acres of brush and gr-ass in Los Angeles County before firefighters gained the upper hand Thursday on the wind-fanned flames. the U.S. Forest Service says. "We 're h e r e to a id the teacher," he said. "to back up the good that 1s betng done for the ch1M by others ." Keeshan began his career 1n television as Clarabell the Clown on the old "Howdy Doody " show F'ive years later, he de velo ped his own c haracter. Corny the Clown . a nd was signed to do a i:;how called "Time for Fun " A year later, 1954. he created Wife Brateo Allegretti also is the chief pup· 1-.eteer. responsible for enduring characters hke Mr Moose and Bunny Rabbit. There is a footnote to the "Captain Kangaroo" story. "The Mickey Mouse Club" pre· miered the same day in 1955 oo ABC. and left the air four years later Man Ruled Guilty ~ I •' " .. In Beating Death Ma nne Cpl Kevm Lee Green was conVlcted of second degree murder Thursday in the death of his unborn child that resulted from injuries his wife suffered from a beating in their Tustin apartment last year. An Orange County Superior Court jury, which deliberated about 10 hours Wednesdav and Thursday, also found Green guilty of attempted murder for the crippling attack on bis wile during the early morning hours of Sept. 30, 1979. The couple's child died at San- ta Ana-Tustin Community Hosplt.al, where Green's wife lay comatose with brain lnjw1ee. Superior Court Judie Lula Cardenas scheduled sentencU., tor Green on Oct. Z7. The defend· ant faces a 15·years·to-life state prison term. The six-man. six-woman Jury, faced with conflicting stories during the triaJ, chose lo believe the testimony of Dianna D'Aiello. Green's now·divorced wife. Miss D'Aiello, 20, "told juron Green smashed her in the bead with a metal key bolder after she spumed bis sexual advanc. following an evenina of intermit- tent areuini about bi.a lea.U., her alooe. She wu nine-ud-a- balf months pre1nant at the time. Green testified that bls wife consented to havint sex Ulat eveniq, that be later went to a fast.food restaurant and re· turned bome to find her critical· ly Injured on their blood- s~altered bed. PRUDENT Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes Quite evident -that when money is less plentiful, people buy ...... .... ,. This is contrary to popular belief! but makes good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance, you are likely to buy ...... ..... ,. BUYING I At Alden's in recent years, our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. ConseQuently, we have the largest selection of finer Qualities you will see anywhete, all at competitive prices. The end result is customer satisfaction, pride and recommendations which provide · our overwhelming source-of new business. DEN'S : iUtaJlition: ·custom dTapsri•• 'linoleum • vlOOd floor 1663 'lACINTI~ AVENU~ • C~SJ~ MESA. CAUf. 92627 • 'H0Nf 646·4131 ... 646·13SS • I .. .. ....................... --.... ·-----·--··'· ... ---... -....... , -... ----. -----··-----···· Frid!y, Octobef 3, 1980 ~LY PILOT .\:J Don't Tell George Cops Don't Care Behind the B e !ftte·re's-a-lleart B1 IODI CAOt:Nll&AD °' ....... "" ... Jim Weaver hu been a <'OP in Hunhn1ton 8eacb rw 10 y .. n and unlll Wednetday nlaht. t.. · d never cume acroe1 • story Uke thia one At T p m. he was o iled to the Hu.nlincton Beach Convalesrent Hospital, 18811 Florid• St .• whwe a former 14 . u r-0ld patient we 'll call G.orfeHt ••lenUy In a cab OFnct:a WEA VE• llnowa Georae Thf'Y met lut wtek altH the hos pat al ataCf called the poUc. department to report that Oeor•e had wanduedoff. He wu latn fotnd ln another pa llent '•room. . But t.bat was the last t1traw A11 Wea-1er explalna l\, \.he ata!f waa tlred of lookln1 for the former war veteran and the famUy re que. sted that he be tranaferl'ed lO the VA Hospital in Lons Bearh Aft•r only " d ay and • halt there, he WU •cmt back via tu1 to the Hu.ntln1ton Beach r , hoapltal U ·'TIM: nurM~ wouhl11 'l even lt't ham aet out of the ciar They !\aid 1t w1u1 a police problem bt>cau.e they had alrtiady clismissed the guy." Officer WH ver irn 1d f'ur 30 mtnutes Weavtir, the nurse. the ca h drl vc:r and Georse sat di11russin11 the situation Geortce told thQ um cer that he wanted to go 10 tus nt'p™'w 's home In Huntin&tOn Beach. "I C.\LLED nu; F.\MILY and they said they illdll't want him The woman told me. 'I don't want llflYthlng to do with him," the o(. fl eer said "She askt!d me to c1tll her back a.nd tell her what I wound up doing." Weaver said. ··t hung up." FinaUy the offtrer took the old man lo the police station, whete he began calling a number of county agenc1~s in an effort to find someone willing to help. ·'I finally got a doctor at UCI mental health and he said that since I'm an officer that if I deemed he was gravely disabled, they would take rum for a night " ON THF. WA V TO the hosoital. Officer Wea -1er stopped and bought some-hamburgers since George had been discharged from the Long .Beach hospital before dinner and was hungry. ··He only had two bucks in his pocket and he wanted lO give me money." Weaver said. "This guy really wants to pay his own way.·· In the two and one-half hours before George eventually wound up at UCI Medical Center he told Weaver about his days of fight ing in the Philippines . • ·1 auess that wlls the highJlgbl or his life,·· Weaver said. "I CAN'T STAND NIGHT WATCH anymore," he told the policeman. "But I'm willlngtowork." Because of state laws protecting patients rights and privacy, UCI Medk al Center of· flcials wouldn't comment on whether or not George was a patient there. The Huntington Beach Convalescent Hospital said that it was up t.o the family to com menlon the case. "YOU START WONDERING, what's ao· ing to happen when you get like this," Officer Weaver said. "I'd hate to be sitting out there alone in a cab." ....... """!"-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '.Roads . Anger ;(:ounty By GLENN SCOTT Of-Dall'f~HeCStaff Orange County voters are becoming so fed up with inade- .quate and inaccessible freeways -that they are likely to approve •alea and gasoline tax increases ~ as long as they are guaranteed the money will go toward local road projects. That was the message de· livered Thursday by county government and business leaders, who pleaded the county's ease to members of the state • $enate Committee on t'ramportation at a hearing ln the Saata Ana City Council cbam· a.en. $ Tbe reuon for the hearing was to npoee state representatives to tocal transportation problems. In Orange County, they learned, the problems are as plentiful as chuck holes o.n the Santa Ana 'Freeway. To no one's surprise, the problem that seemed t.o stir the most shuffiing of papers and looks of distress was how to come up >Vith the estimated $13.S billion peceaaary to keep Orange County traffic moving al its current rate tar1•. "' Hol~. Ona•• CouDty 'Trqsportation Comml11lon ebaliman, said tbe county baa produced a study detailing waya 1n which the traffic can continue to flow in spite of the fact that population is expected to rise from l.9to2.6million. But he said the state currently bas no method t.o raise the funds necessary to make needed im· provements, such as developing the San Joaquin Hills transport&· tion corridor south from Irvine. Hollinden , a U C 'Irvine ;transportation instructor, said :the money to improve the system :Will have to be rasied through sales and gas taxes. But he pre- dicted voters. who have taken the initiative ln recent years to limjt taxes, won't approve measures '.unless they know the money will stay at home. , County Supervisor Ralph B. Clark t.old the senators that the slate's funding methods are out of date. : Clark called for a funding !Ulethod in which counties aet at ieast 85 percent ot gas laxes .residents pay to the stale. Six senators were on hand for the hearing, inc luding John Briggs, R-Fullerton. and John G. Schmitz, R-Newport Beach. They iat quietly through most of the lengthy heari,ng. although the.two prange County representatives i>cc as1on ally interrupted fpealren to ask for clarificationof ~omments. ~ Briggs, at one point, told the au- ~ence of about 40 people that ~ming up with runds for just Prange County would be "almost p impossible task." The last 1,200 wild goats captured on San Clemente Island have been herded into stock trucks and taken by barge to the North Island Naval Air Station in San Diego where trapper Jim Clapp and his wife Diane checked their condition Wednesday. Those l·month-old or younger will be given to members of Future Farmers of America or 4-H clubs; the others will be sold. President of CSF Headed for Texas Don Shields, president of Cal State Fullerton, has been named the new president o( Southern Methodist University in Dallas subject to ratification by the SMU board of trustees. The trustees meet Nov. 7 at t heir se mi:annual meeting to consider the nomination by the university's presidential search committee. Shields, 43, would become the school's eighth president. suc· ceeding James Zumberge. who resigned in June to become president of USC ------- Carter_ Pleads NEW YORK <AP I -Presi· dent Carter has urged tbe Metropolitan Opera and it• mualclana to ...-ull)e bars~ and raiolve dAtlr contract dis- pute so the canceled season can be salvaged. --- STARTER PLANTS 2" Pote;. Your choice of assorted young lrailing tr upright plants. Reg. 59' 39'n 4" Pots Reg. I 59 •.... 99' c.i. Aleoholism Told Solon Denks Sex Charge WASHJNGTON (AP ) -Rep. Robert E. Bauman, a leading con- servative congress man, pleaded innocent today to a charge of sex· ual solicitation and agreed to enter a court-supervised r e· h a bilitation program for alcoholism. The Maryland Republican stood with his hands behind his back during a brief appearance in the District of Columbia Superior Court, saying almost nothing beyond the words. ·•Not guilty." Bauman is one of the official Republican watchdogs assigned to study every piece of legislation for the Republican m inority. · He avoided report.en · at the courthouse but his lawyer, Thomas M . O'Malley, aald the U.S . Attorney's office bas agreed to drop the sexual solicitation charge ii Bauman successfully completes the rehabilitation pro- gram. News reports said the three- term conll"t'Ssman was accused of committing oral sodomy on a young boy but the lawyer said he did not know the details and said the charge was nol lhat Spei:~ O'Malley reacj to report.en cba.r1e priD&ed oo a form aa "aexUaf tlOllcltatlon. Unlawfully invited, enticed, J"tr5Uaded and addressed for lbe purpose of )( . ........... INNOCENCE PLEADED Rep. Aobef'I E. Baum•n prostitution and an immoral and lewd purpose .'' The words, "A person whose name is known to the defendant" were typed in after that. Tbe lawyer •aid t.be alleeed of. feue oceurNd lfarcb 2 and wu •uppc>Md to be with a penon over the a1e ol 16 but said he knew no other details. _j 5 GAL. JUNIPfRS Versatile evergreens, tolerant of a wide range or soils Reg. 9.99 •OOLO Pl'ITZf'.R •BLUf'. P1'1TZf'.R c~t4.99ea. Shields was n amed acting president of Cal Stale Fullerton in 1970 with his job becoming perma- nent less than a year later He became at age 34 the youngest president of a state university in the nation. A s pokes man for the SMU search committee said Shields meets the university's criteria in the areas of education, finan- cial repsonsibility, fund-raising and "appreciation of the uni· versity's relationship with the Methodist Church." SPRINKLER SYSTEM CLEARANCE SALE - 4" Pots. Revive those patlo planters 01 add a splash of fall color to the garden with your rho1ce of Pansies. Calendulas or Violas. GRffNLIGHT BUG~ SNAIL BAIT ..--=:-.--. ~ I lb. Attracts and ~ .. TO NEW CAMPUS Don Shield• Def ends Driving LOS ANGELES <AP) -Tak- ing the witness stand in his own defense, City Councilman Arthur K . Snyder testified Thursday that he was "sober as a judge," although he'd had more than half a quart of wine, when his clty-0wned car rear· ended another vehicle last March. Shields characterized SMU as "one of the very good private universities in America today." CHAMPION PLASTIC POP·UP Ht:AOS (Pl85) full 1h 'I• . . . . Reg. l .29 99'ea. Reg.5,., ¢ a9' I ea. • 14"'R!DWOOD TIJM . Reg. 10.50 ... 7.99n 6 MONTH-NO HASSLE PLANT GUARANTEE kills ground· -- crawling pests. ""'.tVz.. Ready·to use. a&~~ Reg. 2.99 . ---¢ 2.29ea. •0Rll10 KLf'.tN·UP WtWJ ULLCR I Pint. R~. 6.99 ...... 5.99pt •CttACOl'I INDOOR PLANT rooo I Pint. Reg. 1.99 ...... l .49u. •rtUR.5tRYLAND POTTING SOIL I Cu. rt. Bag. Reg. 3.49 . 2.49u. •f'UM-OR~ 3.2 Cu. l't. ·~ ........ ~.99u. ~omings, Goings n Sunday Pilot Engineer Raps Critics Over Onofre II)' Tiie Asaocla&ed Presa Striking back at opponents t.o two new units at the San Onofre Nuclear plant, a power company engineer says the units can withstand more powerful earth· quakes than critics claim. •1h " PLASTIC Plrt CLASS 125 10' Length. Reg. 69' .... 49'u • ¥•" PLASTIC PIPt: CLAs.5 125 10' Length. Reg. 85' .... 59'c• • 1/t" PLASTIC Plrt SCHr:D. 40 10' Length. Reg. 1.29 ... 99'u. •¥•" PLASTIC PIP? SCt1tD. 40 10' Length. Reg. 1.69 .. U 9U. I GAL. ORNAMENTALS •ST AR JASMIN!: •Tf'.XAS PRIVf'.T •R!D 601Tlf'.BRUSH •JAPANr.St BOXWOOD Valuo up to 2.99 c~~t 1.2 9 ea. The Nurseryland Guarantee covers I gallon and larger outdoor perennial plants for 6 months. If (Of any reason you are nol satisfied for up to b months after your purchase you may return it with your receipt to any Nurseryland location. You will receive credit or a refund. There will be no questions and absolutely ,no hassl(. 5 GAL. ORNAMtNTALS •DWARr OOLDf:N TNW,A •JAPAl'ttSt Bl.ACK P1rtf'. •l'tANDINA Rtg. 7.99 The cominas and 101011 of celebrttlea and corporate head· quarters in Oranie Co~ will be detalled ln Sunday's Daily Pllot. WHEl!!L ESTATE - Llmoualne aervicel aloa1 the eoaat are movinl rtabt along tbuu to cllentele wbo don't ... m to mind paytn1 tboulanda of dollars for tbe 1u and luxury. ome rldera pool lbeir re. ctm. but a t.ca1una Beach cbauft..., wlll about more un· •ulridll. aftlmON RAU.SD -!ta ..... ~ .............. .......... btalad W'dt• .... ., ... ,.. .... .... .. .., ..... OGllot ~ .. r...=tor. ...... ...., -~··~:· ..... ~... . ... -- 1 takes a look at tbe financial 1tatl1tics behind tbb reuonlne. DESERT MECCA -Looklnt for a romantic hideaway for a aecond ttJuiey moon? The Camelback Inn In Scottldale, Aria., bH several attrlbute1 momlnl, DOOG and nl1ht that are reeommencled ln a travel future. aaoADCAIT AT LAST - "lteulab Land," I mlnlaeri• Ht lA tbe 8ou&b durtnl tbe O.U Wu era, It finally eomln1 to TV after ODe poetpaMment, aocne ftM tlllllnl bJ a blaaortan Md a C!Glltlllullll oute1J \bat lt la de· ........ to lheb . .._ wbf ln ·~#' __.. ......... '---·--· --. -~ L Kenneth Ba.akin. manager of nuclear engineerin1 and llcens· Ing for Southern California Edison Co., said Thursday the uncompleted facilillea could withstand ait eartbqualce ln ell· cea1 of ma1nltude 7 on the Richter scale. Buld.n also said the company is tealinl the uncompleted bulld· ln11 for a mapltude 7 .5 quake. Environmental crttiu have aald tbe new unlta would fall to wtt.hltand u earthquake btaer than maottude 8.5. Tbe Rf cbter acale la a 1auae ot tb• enera releued b)' an •artb· qualle1 aa meaaured by the ll'CNQG mot.Ion recorded on a ••motr•· A 11.1 earthquake produces 1rouad mo&kJDa rouab1Y 10 Umea an•ter u.. qne of m•sntt• •.s ud rele..., 1bout 100 Uma MYOPORUM I Gal. The Myoporum "Caoonl" is a very dense. fast growing evergrttn. The foliage is a shiny dark green with clusters of small white flowers in summer. It may ~ used ror scrttn planting or grown as a trtt. Thrivf.S in full sun and is tolerant or wind and salt air. Reg. 2.49 99'"· i1 'll /,tf If a/,.( A[ GARDINS .. .. .. "'' . A l'>ealltiful addition to your gar· den. Plant now for a rainbow of spri ng color. ~uperh as cut flowers. • ArttMONt SAll'fT 81UOID BULBS ........• l 5'u.. •HYACJl'tllt BULm. ~· of 3 ...••. · · · · t.~ •onion BULBS. Pt\g. of 80 •...••..••... 99f~. SAU VAUD OCT. I '1 nt1'000H OCT. STH COSTA MESA °""' 1 °"' ..... --11.11.••• ....... , . DIUVllYIMICI ~· BOSTON r!MS 6" Pot •...... Rtg. 4.99 2,99u. · AYMAU ......,. ...... M"'""~•=a~a•~Oft~Hofl:::.:-~~,..-•~---•~~~........-~.;...o-------------------------....,---- .J }. -.. --------- I I I I I .. • I • ---_. __ ..., .... -. -··--·-·r..-----.. . . . I I DAIL Y PILOJ NATION . WORLD Prices Down, l 111 on tl1e Roof Top Jobs Increase Sl{jtflNTllt:~K\'. Y•lllrtHJ\ .i.1m1lt•1 wh\ I w:i ,upunm roof ) l'.Sll'rdu I m ,ii.at.I \ 11u libk•·tl I hM 'I ou , o.Hi h•tVt' mu Ill pit' l'ho11···~. Ilk•· I~ a -{'U\1NTIN<• t'U<arrs out u( Or.11••w ( l)UOI) 'Jlrp<>rt tu St't,tfOiurk ·\11 ltnr:. h .c. ll'lnNilh<'t'r11"<1 't'I -WATt,lflNti Ttu:o• 'l::AN ll"l'l' 11 "'} ... hip Cillf\t' lfl 'O VF,R~INt; WITH th•· Nt·~ pofl hl'h ~·uph1r 1·opi., ~ho urt> my n«w 1w11i(hbor' l~<-ausf' thn n· JI\\ ay.!> directly ovt'rhead -Sl'IJUNG. A1·tually it wu:.1111nt.' oft ht.' abuvt.' oo wo11 t catch me go ang up on the roor ma !>Om t.' lark l.Ji.lt•n, you get up on the roor and you may learn all k111usorth1ng!> you dadn 't re all) want lO know Likt>, for l'xample. then~ are three burned-out bottle rockets up there from the Jasl Fourth or Jul) You 'll never know why they du.In 't burn the entire place to the ground. Seven shingles arc• missing and you 'd better do som ething about that before the next serious wetness. The plumbing air vent is s topped up by reverse action from seagulls. Better just ignore that.. Clearly. going up on the roof can give you things to lose sleepover. You'll be~in to hear creaks and groans in the night that you paid no attention to before IN TRUTH, I WAS up on the roof to install a new television antenna. Earlier. l cUmbed up there to fix the old antenna. The daughter of our house went with me. figuring. Okay, TV Neighbors, Who's tfu? Wise Guy Over There? probably, that at my advanced age I might totter around in peril of life and limb and thus need youthful assistance to con- tinue breathing. She wtts most interested in my repair techniques. First I grabbed the old antenna. It fell apart in my hands. Several tubular pieces nutter cd to eartti two stones below. The rest was reduced to a heap o( corroded aluminum tatters in my hand. I justs at upthne and glared al the rubble. Finally, the daughter asked. "WHV DID YOU BREAK tbe antenna ., Are you mad at it? Can you s till fix 1t now" Do you have to break it into all those little pieces before you can fix 1t? ·· I threw the rest of the junk off the roof and watched the pieces flutter over into the neighbor's back yard. This had now beeome a t•k for an expert. CaU the TV man andhavehlm comearoundtoinstalJ anew antenna. You make several calls. The TV man can come the day after New Year's. No. he won't make a specific appointment as to the hour. He'll arrive some time between 5 a.m. and midnight Be s ure to have three people at home to greet hrm and serve as witnesses . THE CORDIAL CLERK at Radio Shack in downtown Costa Mes a had a very nice antenna""'at $29.25. It even came with directions written in English. During installation. I explained to my wife the need to point the antenna toward all the signals from TV stations. This was very technical work, lnoted~ "So how did you know whichwaytopointit?" s he as ked. I just smiled smugly. ACTUA.LLV. I POINTED the thing the same direction that all neighbors had theirs pointed. If you're going to be wrong, it's nice to have a lot of com- pany. WASlll N<:TON (/\Pl The 1111t1un 'i. unt•111 ploy m enl rate llH lm~I for the s~c·ond straight 1111111th Jnc.l wtwle:.ale prices fell for th~ (arst llm~ in ·H~ years. tht• ~ovt!rnmenl said today in two rt·porls that rdlected an ovt!r all 1rnpruvement m the na· t1un 's e1·011u1ny Tht• Labor Department said the unemployment rate declined lo 7 5 pt!rccnl in September, th.>wn from 7.6 percent in August a11d the lowest since April, when It was 7 percent IT REPORTED separ ately that the wholesale prices were down 0.2 perte nt in Septe.mber, a sharp turnaround from a l.S percent increase in August and the first decline s ince wholesale pric e s fell 0 .3 pe rcent in February 1976. The two reports could help Preside nt Garter's re-election 'Warning' Strike In Poland WARSAW, Poland <AP l Tens of thousands or workers aeross c ommunis t Poland staged a one-hour ··warning strike" today in what union leaders called a test of strength of the fledgling independent labor movement. Drivers of Warsaw city buses pulled lo the c urb at noon and let off their passengers . Al 1 p.m .. the drivers opened their doors and went back to work. Union spokesmen in several cities said transportation. fac· tories and some small shops also closed for the hour-Jong action to press demands for higher pay and access to -the media for un· ion leaders. "IT ALL WENT exactly the way it had been planned,·· said o s pokesman for the Wars aw branch of Solidarity. the national movement of new independent labor unions formed under agreement& reached in August ending six weeks of strikes. He said sever al plants in Warsaw. including the giant Ursus tractor ractory , joined the action and dozens or supporters from non-~triking e nterprises t)rought letters of s upport and bouque ts of rlowe rs to the Wars aw headquarters Polish state radio re ported the strike in its noon newscast, em- phasizing that the union leaders had organized work stoppages "only at plants where produc- tion losses could be made up later." as promised by strike leaders. "OUR AIM IS not to d o damage but t o s how our strength.·· said Zigniew Janas . head of the local branch of the Ursus tractor factory union. 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In IMt, m••· '"'um "•I•"' In IHI, P••lod '" MConch. a S I) J • IJ 4 6 14 4 • IS lwellr A-... lltltfll In #wt, m•~· I-lltllN In fWt, 411'9<1Mft, llllM 2 J S teftte~ I I SW ... _,.,, ..... lillMll J 4 I Sef!O .... ~y J 4 S* ovu .. 11 IH ._,.,..,: 1..1111 • <"'- hopes as they reflect an improv· ing economy. They also are the last employment and wholesale price statistics before the Nov. 4 e lection. However , even as statistics s how the economy improving, the president on Thursday criticized the Federal Reserve Board for pushing up interest rat es. an action that many economists fear could choke off the recovery from the recession. The prime lending rate for s ome banks was increased Thursday to 14 percent, which raises borrowing costs to busi· ness and consumers and could discourage business activity The Labor Department said an additional 200,000 workers found jobs in September, mostly in the construction industry and on the nation's farms. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT was 97.2 million . Unemployment c limbed by n earl y 200,000 workers to 7.8 million Deborah Klein , a Labor Department analyst, said the drop in wiemployment for the sel'ond con secutive month "might be indicating a tum" in the econo m y . Altho ug h un· employment had decline d in August from 7.8 percenLto 7 6 percent. she said a one·month dr o p was i n s uffi cient lo establish a trend in the minds of economists but a two month decline is more convincine The biggest job gains '¥ere among women. whose jobless rate dropped to 6. 1 percent from 6.5 percent in August. and teen agers. whos e jobless rate dropped to 17.5 percent from 19. I percent in August IN ITS WHOLESALE µnee re port . the Labor Department al tributed the 0.2 perC'ent dcdino in o verall prices to a decline in food prices and a drop in pnce tags for new automobiles .. as car and truck m anuracturers closed out the l980 model year wiL h a c ross.thf'·bo ard dis counts." The department said the re "ere a lso s mall declines for energy products. but prices for other Canished goods rose 0.7 per· cent. about the same as in August. Giving Thanks La wre.nce Merlino (left), Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti and Nscodemo "Little Nicky" Scarfo appear to be giving thanks Thursday a s they hear jury forewoman in May.s Land.ing, N.J ., court pronounce them innocent or slaying of Margate cement contractor Vincent Falcone. The three had been identified as organized crime figures. Carter Assails Reagan on SALT By The AsSO<'iated Press President Carter says Ronald Reagan's plan to scrap the strategic arms treaty with the Soviet Union "would spell the end of any possibility" of har- n e c; s 1 n g the nuc lear r ace be t ween the superpowers Time and again. Carter at- L a c k e d the R epu bli c an nominee's position on the pend· rn~ SALT II treaty Thurs day as yet another example of what he repeatedly has r haracterized as his oppon~nt ':-. s im plistic and trigger happ~ approach t o global turmoil l<eagan. meanwhile. stul•k to' his ass ault upon Ca rte r 's eeonom1t record. declaring in Penns vl\'a nia and Wisconsin that t.h~ plight of the steel and housing industries can be re· solved only by lower taxes and less government REAGAN DECLARED that the "dream of home own~hip has been shattered for millions of Americans, shattered by 50ar· ing costs, hi~h interest rates, and gross mis management of the economy by the present ad· ministration." · Carter lashed o ut at the Federal Reserve Board as 111· advised for paying too much at· tention to the money supply as the basis for regulating interest rates. "It's something I deplore very seriously ... he declared. CARTER TORE after Reagan in Dayton, Ohio. and later stops in Pennsylvania. over the SALT JI issue. Reagan told The As· sociated Press in a recent in- terview that he would withdraw the treaty from Sen.le <:<>n- sideration. then · build 'up ~.S. military strength in an attempt to win more favorable con- cessions from the Soviets in a future arms treaty. Carter said Reagan's plan '·is very serious in its consequences. If the American people get the idea. which is mistaken , that a nuclear arms race on our side isl - going to cause the Soviets to quit building nuclear weapons on their side, they are silly." Let's Recognize Our Women • in Business COMING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 , 1980 IN THE DAILY PILOT The role of oreo women in business will be highlicjlted in the\e special pages lo be published Tuesday, October 14 in rhe Do.1y Pilor. and October 15 in Coos I Life. mooing Notional Women in Business Week. October 12 to 18. 11. total of 340.CXX> Oonqe Coast people will receive "let's Recoqnite O ur Women in Business." .. .II.long the Orange Coos1. the Doily Pilot is the one newspaper wori:inq women rely on for news of the morlcetpkxe. FiJlly o thifd of Doily Pilor reoden ore fully employed spouse\ ond ot~s ore single or heads of ~ contributing to the thriving Oonqe County economy. A tribute to the Orange Coast's Successful Women in Business ne51$THI AC1UAL Siii C» AD r o< be" repoduc•'°" 0 clecr bloc~ <1nd ,....,,,. pho10 ol ony s.ie con be used You• me<~oqe .... ,11 nccompo"y •he pc•u•e it> •h11 IPCJ(fl You moy eu.more I I 'ne1 of C<>P)I wifti oboul 30 le"••• ond spc:Ke1 10 eoch line ond ~e !he componv """"' & odchn ;,, bold lype Of yo.J may eshmo•e 16 ~n&s ol copy ~ iolid. H you choose t10I to publi1h o pct~. It.. spoce con be filled ..ii+. .,..,._. meuoqe "let's Recognize Our Women in Business" is on e.11ceptionol opportunity to introdoce o new or lonqtime onociote to the young, offlvent. invotved re<X:Mrs of the Dolly Pilot. The pages O'e ideal for recognition of awards, ochievements Of special contributions by the women .....+io moke your business qo. Recocption notices wilt be two column by two inches eoch, with o photo yoo provide. The cost of . each notice is only S30 . Don 't miss oul on this special odvertisinq opportl.flity, Reserve space f0t ~ notice before October 10. Coll b-42-5678. today! DAILY PILOT 142-5178 1: 11 il -----·i.?'- CALIFORNIA Aetors Ready Back to Work Order Issued HOLL YWOOl> I AP 1 A hark lo work 11rder bv ·- th~ Scl'ftn Actc1rs tju1ld •nd • 1·11ndit1on11I rt·tum 10 work q~ment by th~ Amennn Ff'd•ra\wn of t~levlsiori and R•dlo Art1 h ould Ind lo 1o1n earlu·~ • settlement In the O\U\IC"ltln' 'llnkr itn A rrttA spokam•-" predicts "If "e are back at "'ork It m•> t'ven ~p«>t'd th•· l'O\aSICiana' lk'tthem t!nt becaus~ ttwre "'II b4! !oonw , prod\a<'t to icore: A t i ll A spok.t-sman n ick Moort' eald Tbunday '"The way thlnlil have l:K·t'n tht•rt> hasn't ~n 1utyth1n" for them 1 IJw mu,u·1an10 tu workoo ·· SAG spokt-11won'llU\ Kim fo'"lln~r l'.'Lth.I the tuw k '" work order 1:.su'-'<i 1'hursd11y 1s effo<"ll ve Mondjf)' clll~ means "as ol Monday artors mus& ht' rC"aidv to 1ot11 to work if called " :,,.,....,. a.._,..,,,, .,_,t'ftf t P LOS ANG ELES 1AP1 Appeals 1n \he t'm11 tional school desegregation case ha ve been moved up almost a month under Ii revised s('hedule fut'lillg hope among manda tor y buslllg 1>pponents that the court w11l order a ch1rn~e ( in the plan befort> thl' sr ATE J second semes ter beRlnS 10 . February The 2nd 0 1str1C'I Court o f A ppeal, wha t·h halo. a lready overturned substantial segments of the de segregation plan designed by Superior Court J udgt' Paul Egly . on Thursday moved up the hearing date for appeals by the Board of Education from J anuan to Dec. 8. (Related analysis. Pa~e C l3l · Bla<-b Pro'r•• 1'\r' ffot-W SACRAMENTO <AP > -The chairman or a black activist organization. Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr ., D·San Francisco, has asked the FCC to ban the showing of ·· Beulah Land'' on television. "Beulah Land," scheduled for National Broad- casting Co. showing Monday, is a fictional story about slavery in Am erica. It is based on Lem me Coleman's trilogy of novels. Black critics who have seen the film say 1t as ;is demeaning to blacks as ''Stepin Fetchit and Aunt Jem ima"typecharacterswereinthe l920and 1930s •• Dri~ G e l De lnun LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bus drivers will be al- lowed to carry chemical sprays for self-defense un- de r a new policy adopted by the Southern California Rapid Transit District board of directors . The board voted Thursday to give each driver tbe .choice of whether to carry mace or tear gas canisters. The only requirement is that drive rs un- dergo a two-hour training program certified by the U.S. Department of Justice. 6 Ota....., h1 Kld11appl1tf1 ,PALM SPRJNGS <AP) -The father of a 20- year-old Church of Scientology member and five ?lhers have been charged with kidna pping the man m a deprogramming attempt, Riverside County sheriff's deputies report. · J eff Cancilla of La Quinta was abducted Thurs day from the Houston Lumber Co. in Palm Desert by five m• wbo were later arr•ted at a motel ln Palm Sl>riAD. l>eputi• aald thelr invesUaaUon revealed C-ancllla'a parents alleaedly UT&nl ed for the kid· napptaa. ---------::::-------~-~ This 3-piece 100% poly gabarclne twill suit is subtly tailored to bring out the best in you . ECJdeson's own fine label in colors of tan, dart< brown and Navy. .... 155.00 NOW ' 124'° nne-••~•r•any fir fill ne V11t1d Silt ;. ......................... I LOfll .................... . Jt "°"' . . . . . . . . . . . ....... I I ...., .. . .. . . . . .. .. . ..• ,,. : !if/~ l'jllf.,,! l f f,. f 1 •. ,·: >1 r • I,, • t I i' ! ':w '- ----"- ,.,. ... ,.. ....... CCC MEMBERS WORK TO SAVE PIPELINE Levee Break Threatens Weter Supply Catholic Bishop C o n d e mns KKK SAN DI EGO I AP> Comparing the Ku Klux Klan to ''llarbanans." & Homan Catholic bishop has issued a s tem warning to Catholics against voting for <'ongressional candidate and s tate Ku Klux Klan leader Tom Metzger In a letler pubUshed Thursday in the San Diego d.ioc·esan news paper, "Southern Cross," the Most Rev Leo T . Maher labeled Klan supporters as '"accomplices in the s in of racis m." "THEIR ORGANIZATION ALLOWS ' sinful- ness to be anonymous. but all me mbers and they who support the m are responsible in varying degrees," Maher wrote. Maher told the San Diego Union on Thursday that be considered the Klan "barbarians with whom St. Benedict had to cope 1,500 hundred years a go -the Huns and the Goths. "In comparison, we have a certain type or ba rbarian loose among us today in the Klan," Maher told the newspaper. Referring to "b ald, crass, racial hatred in our own community," in his letter, Maher spoke out against ·'some people claiming to be Catholics who are championing the cause of the Klan." METZGER , A BAPTIZED CAmOLJC who says he dropped <1ut of the church three years ago. was not s pecif1caJly mentioned in the three·page pasto ral letter addressed to 345,600 C atholka in San Diego and Imperial counties. The Klan no longer holds an anti-Catholic _st ance, Metzger sai_·d_. ____ -------- ... Ill ,,, ...... -· •• '" ...... lll IMUH llO . 51111110 .... .,., IU..U ,,, .. C•tflll•lt A~t lje11 10 AoOtntOfl s ro ... -all lttllOI II OhOll\1101 .,,,. ,_ ~ Hl•lr.otllt l lvd *'' •• -., ll••t!tldt ... ., .... 1111111 11111 llnWN IU fllln . '" , .. .... L,l . IH Ill tot lta IU IA•la AllA :ieu ~ 811ltOI SI bflldt 'lhl Treuu•v .... ,.,. WUT•lllfll 52' Wn1rn1nstt1 Mill ntt l lo 80 1 • OHt CfHITll 111141183•0 $1 ecrou lht 11 110111 &Hrs •11• JULlUfll Ht•bO• '011ngelf)O•l>t Il l lltl ... TCl.Jll 'lOA ,.,,,to orr l'llOnt Miii N1·111J Frtday, October 3, 1980 OAILYPILOT A5 Delta 'Disaster Area' Hundre d s Battle to Save Fragile Railbed STOCKTON I AP> The .S. Army Corps of Engineers joined hundreds or workers struggling today to strengthen a fragile railroad embankment that stood bet ween flood waters a nd a vital aq u educt s tretched across be low·sea-level farmland. (See related story, A 141 • ... President Carter declared the S an Joaquin River Delta a federal disaster area Thursday night. clearing the way for federal funds to help pay for the work. Tons of rock and dirt were being heaped alongside the Santa Fe Railway embankment as authorities kept a watchful eye on a 1,000·foot-hmg c rack that appeared Thursday between the ratlbed and the aqueduct. which supplies water to 1.1 m il lion Oakland area r esidents THE CR ACK •'O R CEO O FF IC IALS to e vacuate som e 50 people from the 45,000-acre Up· per Jones Tract, which is separated from the flooded Lower J ones Tract by the rail bed. "The crack represents ground movement. and ground movement there 1s senous business,'· said David V05sbrink of the East Bay Muni cipal Utility District "We are working lu keep the c rack from widening," said Vos!> brink. notin~ that the cr ack r an parallel to the ra1lbed and was sever al inches wide. "More movement could lead to failure of the railroad embankment ·· HE SAID T HE SITUATION t·ould c:hange 'very, very fast." and that '"nobody really knows what to expect " T he five mile long embankment was the only thin~ holding hac k walcrs that nooded the slightly larger Lower .Jones Tract on Friday when an earth a nd stone levee gavl! way creating a JOO-root brearh Losses to crops and property were expected to exceed $19 million , she said . T he evacuation. made as a precautionary measure, included S('hool children and about a dozen families. said Cleo Janiw. coordinator of the San J oaquin County Office of Emergency Services . ABOUT 200 RES IDENTS of Lower Jones Tract are hom eless due to the Oooding But delta resi~ents say they'll be back. "I don"t thin the flood will chase a one or them away, .. said Tye Martin, who Lives on a nver is land and wor ks as a gr ain dispatcher in Stockton, 10 miles to the east. ·T m going to st ay he re the rest of my life. It 's hot and du.sty in the summer and cold and wet in the winter. but we're diehards. People here are closer together than they are in the city. and if something happens to one it happens to everyone," he s aid. Grace Luetke. who runs a boat-rental business with her husband near the flooded tract. said, "We're going to have to operate on a shoestring, but we're not leaving. We love the river." CALM WEATHER CONDITIONS prevailed to· day as 250 workers battled to s ave the embank· ment. Officials reared that wind would whip the waters against embankments and speed erosion. Water ~as seeping throug~ t he railbed in dozens of places. according to Ms. Janiw. but the seepages were being capped. Offi cials sajd at could take up to two months to repair the levee, and another two to lhree months to pump out the water Strangler Case 'Copycat' Try Jails Actress LOS ANGELES <A P> -An actress who had been visiting confessed Hillside Strangler Ke nneth Bianchi was arrested for allegedly attemptinJ a similar version of the Be llingham . Wash. murqers to which he admitted, a uthorities s aid. Veronica Lynn Compton , 24, who had been vis· 1ting Bianchi in jail, was a rrested Thursday at her residence in nearby Carson by Bellingham police with the help of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department detectives. SHE WAS CHARGED for investigation of at- temptin$! lo strangle cocktail waitress Kim Breed an Be!Un gham. Bellingham police said they became interested in Ms. Compton after several months of investiga. lion into anonymous cassette recordjngs t hey ob- tained. She was accused of sending these cassettes to investigators with the message that they had the wrong man and that the real Hills ide Strangler would slnke again. Detectives suspect t hat Ms. Compton was a ct- ing at H1anch1 ·s direction to maJce it appear the "real strangler" had not yet been captured. If' THIS WAS T R UE, it could jeopardize the case agrunst Bianchi's cousin. "Angelo Buono. who faces trial in 10 of t he 13 Hillside St rangler slay- mgs. In a plea barga in last year , Bianchi confessed to killing two coll ege coeds in Bellingham and to being involved with Buono in the string of strangulations here In return for his promise to tes tify against Buono. Bianchi was given a life sen· tence instead or facing the death penalty. Bianchi 's credibility is a key factor since the pros ecut.ion reportedly has very limited evidence beyond his testimony to link Buono to any of the strangler murders. Deputy Dist. Atty . Roger Ke lly. the Hillside St rangler prosecutor. was at the jail late Thursd ay talki.ng to Bianchi and wlls not available for com- ment on Thursday's development. Graham Crusade Set SAN JOSE <AP> -Evangelitlt Billy Graham will conduct a major crusade Sept. 2? next year at the 24.000-seat Spartah Stadium. It wiU be the first Graham crusade held in the San J ose area. and the only major West Coast cru~ade d uring 1981. SWAP&SAVE at HOBIE'S 6th ANNUAL SKI SWAP & SALE Sat. & Sun., Oct. 4th & 5th 1 O a.m. to 6 p.m. A ll 1979-80 Ski Gear at 1/2 p rice Featuri ng C lothing by Roffe & Ser ac & Skime r S kis by Rossign o l & K-2 (L imited mode ls &· s izes) Special Ski Swap Ski Packages ROSSIGNOL K-·2 HEXCEL Challenger Sk i L o tus Ill Ski 1981 542 GSR Tyrolia 150 Bindings Salomo n 226 B1n dings sa1 omon 727 Binding Scott Po les Scott Poles Custom Mou n t ing A ll For $149.00 A ll For $199.00 All For $299.00 FREE REFRESHMENTS & MEE.T THE SKI REPS NOW'S THE CHANCE TO SELL THE KIDS' AND YOUR OLD OR OUTGROWN SKI EQUIPMENT. 2831 Coas1 Hwy . Corona del Mar 675-9700 SPORTS CENTERS ' . 4708 Barranca Pkwy. Irvine 552-5252 ' -\ o••nq•Co•"ll•"·p,,.,, Editorial Page ..................................................... • Robert N. WHd/Publllhtr Barura Krelblch/Edltorlal P ... ldttor Growing County ··Wins Recognition. Wt>'ll vrobohl~ nt•\ ••r j..no" whetht>r Cov Hrown s1gnt><J lht> b1l1 t•realin~ J nt'" '!ah• tran~por1atwn d1st r1rt for OrwtKt' Count,, t'lll of a •wnM· of fatml•!\11, or in dt' f'8nce of ~trong o vpos11 ion f1 om Los An~el<·' om r 1als . ol' out of re1u r tunct> to orr,~nd tht> Ontnflt' t 'nunt y bws1n~s~ commwllty No matter Tht• lgnmJ wab a welromt• \'lt'lOr.>• for the count). whkh conceh abl) could f(tun a s much as $50 tt.Ullon in new h1gh1A uy t'On~trurtlon fonds m the five-year period bf>~mnm~ 1r'I 1983 That ·s when Tr:m~pc>rt at1on 01. t nrr 12, Oran~e Coun ty':; own. will bt:> aJlfcd to Lhc "late ·~ cx1 ttn~ 11 distracts The m~asurc. first sugge5ted b S upt!rv1s<>r Ralph Clark. initlally wus greett>d with c.•olll !!keptk1sm Dul when Fullerton Sen J ohn Briggs introduced a bill crcat illg the n~w district , county busines leaders launched an .anpreeedented lobbying ~rrort m 1t favor An equal e ffort aga inst It wit:!> undertak~n by Los Angeles officials a nd, for a hme , by other countie~ whkh (.eared they might lose highway fu.nds if it passed Amendments to the bill took care of lhut w<>rry by tuaranteeing that funds allocated to t ht> new dist rl ~t 'fOuld come only out of the amount intendt.>cl for Olstrkt f\ which Orange County has shared witb Los J\n1wles nnd Ventura counties. It was the grossly unfair d1viswn of l>1st rlt'I 7 fuml:i -Los Angeles re ceiving 85 perct-nt ~nd Ornrtl(t' und Ven blra s haring the balance I.hat s parked t ht> sl'pnrnt\' cllK trict move. Under the new sf•tup, the Los Anl(clc.•s ral'1 on liighway funds will e nd. To the gove rnor 's credit. It should b•' noted that he tverrode his own state Transportation Comnusslon ond bis appointee, Caltrans Director Adriana c;ianturco Hoth epposed the Briggs bill because it threatenC'd tht•1r c.·on- trol over highway funds The practical e ffect of the new district may be aomewhere down the line because derreasint< gasoline oonsumption, along with inflation , has redured the availability or highway construrtion funds statewidt'. But tbis reeognjlion of the importa nce of the state's second t.rgest and fas t est g rowing county is nonetheless n welcome victory. Another Victory r Another plus for Orange County this week was con· 11essional approval of the establishment of a federal oourt in the county. Senate and House approval of a bill introduced by Rep. J erry Patters on. D-Santa Ana. marked the end of an eight-year effort to obtain federal court services outside f..os Angeles, which has served all of Southern California except San Diego County. , The new court will be a branch of the Los Angeles r ation and will serve an estimated three million peo· in Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino counties. tails·are lo be worked out. bul it is expected that up to tbree federal judges will hear cases in Santa An a. in ac- commodations provided by the county. In addition to reducing travel time for residents of fae three coun~ invoJved in federal court matten, the iliove will enable more local lawyers to participate in federal cases and m ore residents to ser ve on federal juries. Patterson is to be congratulated for his tenacity in overcomin~ oppos ition that had knocked down several previous attempts to win congressional approval for an Orange County-based court Retirelllent Trap # A strange aftermath of World War II t hat has been depriving several thousand survivors of the Holocaust of their rightful Social Security benefits has been corrected by Congress. During the war il seems many Jews lied to the Nazis about their age, claiming to be younger than their actual Years because young adults under 30 often were spared from death in Hitler's concentration ca mps and put to work. Aft.er the war, when they applied for visas to come to the Uruted States. they continued the lie so their applica· ~i~as would not conflict with c amp records. . But after acquiring citizenship and living and work· mg here ror up to 35 years, some of the survivors, now ac· tually past the .age of 65. found they did not qualify for re· tlrement benefits because their visa applications disputed their age claim. · . Now Congress has passed legislation that perm.its Social Security examiners to accept the written state· ment of a H~l<?caust survivor explaining how and why the age was f alsif1ed and testifying to. the actual birth date, if no other records ar e a vailable It's be~ev~ as many as · 20,000 persons may be af. fected by this simple, humanitarian act. . But there Could be a lesson here for others who, for one reason or another, have lopped a few years of( their true ~ge .. When it comes to retirement time, Social Sec.unty W1ll want to see proof that you're as old as you claim to be -so hang on to that birth certificate . • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 19 invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo~ 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71 4) 642-4321. Boyd/Monopoly By f..M. BOYD Charles Darrow invented tb• l&tM of Monopoly. And ~ld it ln 1934. He died a Dt>ar Gloomy Gus Teachers ' s trikes , tan·11ed bu s in g •~bedulel. court battles over de1e1re1ation - DO wonder IO IDADY ltU· dent• are mixed up after t.bese leHona In contuskJn. D.M. millionaire a tew years back, and hla family 1till collects royalti•. But lbat'a not the peculiar point. 'lbe peculiar point la be devoted the rest of hia We after the Monopoly creaUon to the lDvenUoo of other 1ames. And none, not a one, wu even relQOtely 1-.C· ceaaful. . Quite cuatomary aroUDd here to pad U•bt dlalotue b1 asking a man, "How'a your wife doing these daya?" Or words to that effect. But 1uc:b a query would be extremely rude In Moalem countria, still. Q. What was the fl rat American newt paper ot tabloid llM'? A. Tbe New York DaUy Newt known 11 yean a10 It lt1 •tart u the Tiluatrat.d paU1 News. Rowland Evans I Robert Novak .. War a Liability For Ca1~ter WA SlllNGTON Mounting ev1l1.-.n re that President Carter uncl th~ U S lack the power and the will tu arrest l·rumbllng of tht-Wt'stern position in the Pl'riuan Gull 1s converting the lraq1·lranian war from an uset to a potentially 'cn ppling Uabili· ly for Carter's re-election. A w~k ago, shortly after the war broke out, a senior Carter &'()lit1cal u1de privately re marked that the cn sis "is worth fi ve points In the po ll s" i n Carter 's nip· and -tu c k p r e s identiaJ race Reagan. That analysis fits the history and trRciition of presidential cam· pai gns ; in time of dange r ubroad, voters tend to rally around their president rather than risk changing horses in midstream. Earl Waters Political tradition m ay stall hold u Carter enters the October stretch drive. But poUll· ciana on both a\cfes are less cer- tain than 'iO djya aao. A major reason la Carter's apparent ln· ability to bring decisive ~merican influence to bear on ftae low-grade war or, more im· portantly, its high-grade im· plication.s. The first of these la the s ud· denly degraded prospect of the hostages returning before the election. Before the war, that prospect was far bJgber than ad· mltted here; today it nears the vanishing polnt. Other implications of the c risis are staggering. Senior Carter administration officials do not rule out an Arab-backed move against three little i.slanm in the Strait of Hormuz, the choke point in the Persian Gulf, which were seized by the U.S .. backed shah when Iran ruled the g ulf. American s trategist s believe that would trigger ran· dom attacks by Iran's badly· depleted air force on Arab Oman, the Arab l\lll emlratee and pouibly Saudi Arabia. THAT WOVLD convert the war into an Arab-Iranian coofla. gratloo, poboned by centuries of bostUlty between the Arabe and ancient Persia. It would force oo Carter a more dan1erou.a choice than any he baa yet faced: Either~ Arab aelzure ol the 1trateaic islands, turni.nl the en· tire Arab world includln1 Egypt acai.nat the U.S.; or support the Arabe, invitinl Soviet interven· Uon on the aide of Iran. Such a Hobson's choice would publicize American weakness and imperil Carter 's political standing. Sadat's appeal to Carter last week to encourage the over - throw of Ayatollah Khomeini's radical Islamic regime signalled t.he depth of feeling in the Arab world against Iran. Without tip· ping his hand ahead of time to the U.S., Sadat stunned Carter and the State Depa rtment with a proposal that the U.S. should ex· plolt Iran '1 military defeat by pre11\ne for an Iranian uprtat.na against the ayatollah. GIVEN THE lnUmate U.S.· Eayptian connection, Sadat'• public plea wu aeen ln Tehran aa new evidence of U.S. com· plicity wilb the Arabe ln the.Ira· qi invasion ol Iran. But in point or fact, after nearly four yean in office, Carter's power to ln· fluence public atatementa even by so trusted a friend u Anwar Sadat is negligible. Within boun or Sadat's statement to Hearst editor John Wallach, the U.S. Embasay in Cairo wu privately beseeching bJm to aay no more. A more ominous si1nal of Carter's lack of infiueace wtlb states potentially involved ln the Persian Gull and the surround- ing Mideast came from Israel. angering policy-makers here. The deputy Israeli defense minister told the respected Israeli newspaper Maariv lbat Israel could send "subatantial aid" to Iran to help it "continue its war agiaruit Iraq" if Kho- meini were deposed. ISR&EL HAS Iona been re· garded as the "Closest U.S. Mideast ally. Such a pronounce- ment from a high Israeli official automatically tramlates ln the Arab world as an order from Washington, raising the im· mediate -but ridiculoua -prospect that the U.S. eye1 Israel as an anti-Arab instrument ln the Persian Gulf. "We're close lo helpless in this situation," one medium-level American offi cial told ua with only mild exaggeration. What seemed late last week to be shaping up as a self-eontained mini-war between confident Iraq, bidding for Persian Gulf hegemony, and crumbling Iran, once the pivot of U.S. power, now threatens to impoee truly frightening choices on the Pl'eli· dent. Given the four-year decline of American will and power, one vi ctim of the Persian Gulf crisil may be 'Jimmy Carter himself. Thal would show that the old "don't change bones" rule of pre· sidenlial elections baa no more validity today than America's lD· Jluence in tbe world. Special District Salaries Go Overboard Jerry Brown receives a salary of $49,100. Ralph Crawford re- ceives a salary of $48,672. You probably never heard of Ralph Crawford. You m ay wish you bad never heard of J erry Brown. Nevertheless be is governor of Cal\fomia._ Crawford is fire cttlef of the Arcade Fire District. You probably never heard of tbe Aracade Fire District. 1t is one o r the seve r al thousand sp ecial dis · tricts which have sprung up around the state to meet the needs of residential areas which blo ssomed outside of the incorporated cities in the post WW II population boom. Most of these districts are single purpose districts con- cerned only with their own field such as fire protection, mosquito abatement. water supply, etc. They are governed by boards of Charles McCabe directors theoretically "e lected" at unseasonal elections ~hen everybody is on vacation. Actually, the boards, having the power lo rm vacancies when a member resigns or dies, are made up mostly of appoint~ who later stand as ·incumbents in elections to retain their seats.' Usually unopposed, moat mem- bers have lifetime tenure. It is because of t.bis unique system of selecting the govemtn1 boards that special districts have been called ''apecialdynuties." UN'ftL PASSAGE of Propoei· lion 13, which reduced property taxes and the taxlng power ol lbe state and local 1ovemmenta, the special diat.ric\a were autborbed to levy property taxes at will. 1be consequences of having unita of government whose bosses served in perpetuity, their operations en· joyin1 a visibility so low that the public bad no awareness of what they apent or why, and the ability to levy taxe. for whatever they de- sired, wu, with some exceptJooa, looae management and loose spending. Some of that was brought to an abrupt halt with passage of the Jarvis-Gann initiative in 1978. From that point on property taxes were limited to 1 percent of the 1975 uaesaed valuation witb lbe total pot being shared by the cities. counties and special dis· tricta. As a result the special dis· tricts, aside from fees charged for actual services, have become totally dependent upon what the board.I of supervisors. in each county allocate to lbe d.iatrid.s within their counties. 111E&E 18 s mall doubt that many ol these special districts providinJ necessary services for the public have suffered bud&et reductiona. In some cues these cuts mllbt have been harmful to the public bad it not been for the mapanfmity of a flaky governor who uaed the fruits or overtua· lion of tbe people by the aute to "re1cue" the local 1overnmenu with billions of dollan of surplus funds from t.be state treasury as "baU-out'' money. But, u the exorbitant salary paid Crawford by a special lire district testifies, many oftbe Joe al entities, cities, counties and special districts are still rolllna iD fat and wasting the taspayen' money. To illustrate further, William Powell, fire chief of the city_ ol Sacramento, superviaea a depart· ment ol 468 employees u apimt Crawford's 93 of whom 25 are volunteers. Altbou•b Powell'• salary may al.lo be considered U · orbitaat,bellpajd'500ayeari.a than Crawford. NEITllE& OF tbe salaries la nearly aa hi&h u that paid man)' other minor local 1overnmeat ol-flciab around the state, IOIDe tire and police cbiefa ~ivtq up- ward of $70,000 a year, with city and county mana1en, acbool superintendents aad what bave you gettin1 aa much and more Ill many cases . Tbe fact ll lbat esc ... lft pey for those in tbe public ~ bal reached the state lbat no other description but "sc1Ddaloul" la appropriate. Nostalgic Reagan World Rightly Called Fantasy P resident Carter says the world of Ronald Reagan ia a "fantasy world." Right on, there. The actor's world ia com· pact of comfortln1 imasinaUoa and loving nostalsta. It bean u much counslnsbJp to reality u the novels of Horatio At1er bore to the realities of corporate gigantidam at the tum of the century. It ls a world derived straight from the Norman Rockwell cover illuatratiom of the Saturday Evening Poll. The Post was the· most lnfluen· ti al weekly of its day, before It waa done in by the Tube. Rockwell , .., who died at -- •I• 14 ln 19'78, -9J dreamy world ol hap· PY cblldrep_ (of all a••> · fo r a 1reat editor nam.d oeo....,. Horace Lorimer. 1'hll editor'• edvice to bl• wrtt•n and lUuatnton wu: "II It Polly?" To make 1ure lt wu Pasty, Lorlm• Nad every lln• of t'Yery luue. "Polly" 1neant emolU•t, Ac· cent the Poeltive, everyboct)' la happy and God's in His Heaven, etc.. etc. His readen loved the portrait ol them be produced, u Rea1an'1 followers love the world be so glibly de1cribes. The Great Depression wun't Polty, nor was it much mentlbned. aEAGAN'8 WO&LD is deacribed in the speech be bu been livinl 1lnce the '508. llOlt· ly it ii centered around tbe poatwar yeart, when America was "a nation ol detUny," capa- ble of anythin1 and tbe unqua· Uoned leader of wh•t he con- tinues to call "the free world." Thi• wu a time, u be remem· bera it, wben anybody could 1et any amount ol money by hard work and character. If be 11 elected prealdent, Rea1u aa,ys, be CID brlq UI back to tboae halcyon da11, when Joe Dlll•llio wu nall1 comiq -. and bttn• Cbarlle WllaaD cCNid wll a t'GD.,_...al commlltM, with waquutlcmed 1llacerlt.)', that "what'• 1ood for Geaenl Moton la 8ood for the COUDlrJ.'' Tbe bul•boo ol eomm\mlam, whlcb baum.d WI eoantq lD the 'SOa , continues to haunt Reagan. Foreip affairs to bJm la lettina the best of the 1oc1Jeu leaden of the Soviet Union. He says our defense strensth la "at ita 10'"9\ ebb ln a generaUon" and ub for more and more ex- pensive arms. He does not say, 1Ulce be doea not believe, that arm1 races end up in wan, and that there la oaJy one kirid of real war today, and that la almOlt total mutual destruction. " AS AN OLD-TIME patriot, Rea1an still think• the ~tum of the land around the Panama Canal ls a "1lveaway." He doetn 'l teem to understand the importance of our new detente wltb Chlna, and what lt means to our Soviet relat.tou. Allin, U ID old·llH patriot be would pve the •••rala and ad· mirall al the Pentaaon. who are bl1 IOdal buddl•. everytbi.nl tb•1 waat, wblcb alway• bu bMD tbe moon and more. He fuon buiMIDI a new m....S bomblr. He la all for the de· vtlopmeat ol the controvenlal llX mAllQe. Tbe lpMcb la the mu, IO far a1 I CID IM. A. Alu Poll. the ret\nd Callforala le1t1latlve analyst and a Rea1an-watcber of the highest credentials, offen tbiaauessment. "I'm scared to death that he'll get elected. What trouble1 me la that he's an actor. He 1oe1 around, makin& aix or elpt speeches a day. 1ayba1 the tame tbln1, readin1 Mnn tboH note cards of bi.I, with all tbOlle faeu. It's Wte he bu a coaclltklned reaponae, like Pavlov'• dop." Pa£81DENT CAaTE&, who i• a rotten president but •WI a damned adroit campal1ner, quite rightly will locus h1a cam· palgn on the resemblance of Rea1an to Barry Goldwater of the early '101. That re· semblance, which certalnly n · lats. could loH Reai::l tit• Wbite HOule u NIOUD 1 M Goldwater did lD llM. SpeUinl to V.-... the.._, day Reapa .,_... oar 4'19· duct ta the OG1J war n.,. Iott, VWnam. "It la U....'"l . Iii Hid, ''tlmt we reclltl" ... \bl& oun wa1, la truUa, a aHl• eaue." M WelllqtGa Mid to th• mu who alked ll lilt .,. llr. Smith, ··u JOU ou""" tbat, you can btlln• ...,._/' . "'., ... 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For doing so. the birds were rewarded with e kernel of corn During rescue missions, three pigeons were s tationed in separate compartments of a plexiglass bubble beneath a he licopter The pilot learned the direction of an object by noting which pigeon was doing the pecking. The Coast Guard used pigeons 1n a full·Oedged search mission only once. Though the rescue er. fort was successful, the pigeons were killed when the helicopter los t power and m ade a n em ergency landing off the Kona coast of Hawaii A new set of pigeons was recruited, but it took another year to train them and money for the program has run out The Coast Guard maintains it will save money to c ut the pigeon program. but not e very- one familiar with the project is con vinced. "The development costs are cheap," says Cmdr. J .E. Foels. of the Barbers Point Air Station. .. And where els e are you going to ~t superior, expert searchers to work for chicken feed?" 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JJJ I Bristol Street, Cosca Mesa.Open M onday through Friday from 10 am to 9: JO pm; Saturday 'til 6 pm; unday 12 noon to 5 pm. ~ I I l • , JI• ~L 'Y ,,,LOT Caatlldates .a T\' ·-· ..... -.... ,. • 14th • in '80: What's Ahead? B1 O.C. HlJ8TINGti' .. , ............ What do Burke Harrin1ton, R•)' Jobnaoo. Robert D Farrell. Funk Rauek. David A1C'her. James .~ Thorpe and Sueannf' ·ume Lt>wla have ln common" AU ran u Oemocrata ror t.M au~ Aa Hmbly ln th. ~lbeut Oranae County dlttrtct that 11 11 Republican ntfdom To say they Fan u.n11ucceufully i. lO un dentate lbe cue A 0eln0t'rat, Ron Cordova, did np- tun lbe 14th Aaaembly District seat an 1918 when the Republicans (ell to fi1M ln1 amon.e lhem!'t!lves and !ipUt their votes between car dealt!r Jim Slernona. the party's nominee, and write·in d n didate Marian Beraeson Mra. Beraeson reclalmM the seat ror the GOP in 1978. Okay, next question· What is the name ol the Democrat who as runnlna •l•inat Mn. Bergeson this year? Answer: Jack Baldwin or Mission Viejo. And what about Sue Waltman? She's the Libertarian candid ate. • * • ANYWAY, THE VOTERS will have a chance to see all three 74th District can· dldat~ tonittht oo J im COOP«lr' "f;lec Lion IO" prowram on KOCI'; TV, <.;hannel 50 It start.'! at 7 30 p m lnc·umbt!nl Uem oc ra t Oennas Manaers ot West Oranac <.:ounty'a 73rd Au~mhly Oi!'ltnc·t and has ehil.llenaer, R•publlcan Nnl•n fo'rluelle, 1dso are St'beduJed W bf.. on the :chow Shanna tht1 queslionlna of the can· did•tH with Cooper wall be 0111ly Pilot Editor Tom Keevll • • • CHAaLO'Mt: MIOV81EI~ or Tustm has been n a mt.4d c· ha irwo na an or the Keagan, Bu.sh Committee for Orange County. Sht' as former state ehaanyoman of the Republatll.fl Women Federated and cur· rently is president of the organization's Southern California Division. She has been a member of the GOP State Ce~ tral Committee sance 1969 • * • ORANGE COUNTY Registrar or Voters Al Olson notes that Monday is the last day to register to vote in the Nov 4 election The Registrar Of Voters otrice and other p'a<."es throughout the county will have deputy registrars ~aJlable Satur· day and Sunday from noon to s p.m., if you haven't registered yet. The Registrar of Voters office •~ al IJOO..C S. Grand Ave., Santa Ana. Other places along the Orange Coast where deputy registrars will be avalla· ble this weekend Include: K-Mart, 400 Camino de Estrella, San Clemente . · -Orange Valley Real Estate, 31591 Ca mino Ca pistr ano , Sa n Juan Capistrano. Penney's. Huntington Center Mall , 7777 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach. Sears, 24155 Laguna Hills Mall, LaKuna Hills. tn addition, the Registrar of Voters ofrice in Santa Ana will be open from 8 a.m. to midnight Monday. * * * THE 'NEW' DEMOCRATIC Women of Orange County is having a mem· bersbip tea from 1·30 to 4:30 p.m . Sun· day. It will be at 2605 N Baker St., San· ta Ana. ~ · Democratic candidates are expected to attend. Blue-ribbon Park Panel Set. Senate Unit Due in County for Oct. 14 Hearing By STEVE MARBLE Of-..... ,""" ..... Plana for a Senate s ubcommit· tee bearina this month in Oran1e County have fired up , bopes that a bill calling for crea· tlon ol a national park on the Oraqe Coast could be passed before the end of the year. Rep. Jerry Patterson, D-Santa Ana, said scheduling the Oct. 14 llaJf-day bearing should go far toward increasing the bill's obances. THE SANTA ANA hearin1. aides from Patterson's office 1t<>ted, was supported by Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Washington, ehairman of the Senate Commit· fee on Energy and Natural Resources. The bill currently Is lllired in that committee. Jacbon has designated Sen. Paul Tsongu, D·Mass., to chair the subcommittee hearing. ~al politicians and park pro- ponents will testify. Palterson's aides s aid the hearing should re-focus atten· lion on the proposed park during a time when the odds for the suc· cess of the bill, this year at leut, are becomlna long. "We are confident that, given the baoad base of s upport and lbe uniqueness of the park site, the hearing will help move the committee toward supporting the creation of the Irvine Coast National Parll." Patterson said. He added that Sen. Alan . Cranston, D-California, likely will participate in the hearing. Cranston, up for re.election this year, authored the Senate version ol the national park bill. Aides for Sen. S. I. Hayakawa, R·California. said he'll also at· tend. THE ORIGINAL House bill calling for creation of the 11,000-acre park, envisioned as surrounding Laguna Beach and extending north toward Corona del Mar, was sponsored by Pal· terson and Rep . Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach. A spokespenon for Patterson said it's now hoped the park bill can reach the Senate floor by late November. The Senate, on . recess this month, reconvenes Nov. 12. Park proponents had hopes raised a notch last month when President Carter promised to sign the park bUI if and when it crosses his desk. THIS ANNOUNCEMENT was interpreted by local politicians as a big move toward knocking down roadblocks set up by the National Parks Service a~ the Office of Manage ment and Budget. which gave the park bill and the park site itseU negative reviews .. The subcommittee hearing will be held in the county Board of Supervisors hearing room an Santa Ana from 2 to S:JO p.m Call 642-5678. Put a few words lo work for ou Now there are two fast-lane highways that lead to convenient banking in Costa Mesa . .Five lanes at our new Citizens office at 301 E. 17th St. and six lanes at Harbor at Baker. possible. You can bank )n· the comfort of your car without having to park and walk to the lobby. l We call them the "Citizens Express~· You'll find friendly tellers to speed you on your way in the most efficient manner It's come-as-you-are banking. The Citizens Express is the easiest, most convenient way to bank in Costa Mesa. So, tum in at Citizens Bank and get on the Express ... the fastest banking on wheels. () OTIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA 71w> Q,,t--., Locodolu llt Cost11 ,.,._, 301 E. 17th St. and Harbor at Baker ea.a Mea. Calif. (714) 979-...,. Member PDIC • ORANGE COUNTY GEMS OF AMERICA 2786 HARBOR BLVD . '~:~~~tT I Mi. So. San Dieqo Frwy. in Walker-lee Bld9. COSTA MESA SAN OIEGO FqEEW.t.Y I 1oM FWY) -VISA' ~ "' (JI 0 .. I WALKEP L~E BLOG ALL PRICES SLASHED OrdiHrity, ..... io. to ow •'-11 llMltflf to -~ ~. How .. w , ~ clrc--..Cn de...-d tllot we ~ o ~dool1 _. of ... .,.tlty jewttry •.. IH FOU• SHOH DAYS ... ~ ~chu of cost°' lou iecWT'ed!I ~. •• _.. ........... _ door1 °""'to MM~ ,.wlc ... ~Mt. SAV ... GS OF A llfrTIMI! Chee• "'9 ,..,.,......t.tl•e ~ Nit.ct at.tow. n..r.. ere ttlovMftdl of .,..._,, ~ wlllch to chMH. AN APPROXIMATE $.4,000.000 INVENTORY AT RETAIL. Dilmondl YO IO S c.111111, Nlllla. ........ oplls .., .. ~,.,.. 141( mg mouritr,ga, Ooicl c:i.m.. gold Chalt\s, ... rinOt and much. muai rwn All A 1 SfMS.t· TIONAL Pl\ICE RfOOC. TlOHS~ Mole lllil pr.::.s --belo.. There ~t tnou&ands me.re IC!' _ ,..,_. llll9ctJon 14tCGOLD CH.UMS 1i)-(' .:x..n l.:Ah r ·"' ... .1-' "tJ•t t> 1f\iJ1t1 ttfo,,I I 1nt1t•H,.A A "*"•!• ,. #o flt 1 0' ' ••t ~ ' , ~ I fft nHC.t! ' '"'"tJt I-if ; ~ •• '_. 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S24.00 to SI ,000.00 -· '°"• oa MOiia ·-~s l.O .... ,... ~ 1001 U(O\ 1()0• ''"'"" •hteh to c:hoc:>le. fMelot-m -tr..cM.on ;I -w.ntt•nQ S.ta -Etc 1·1f'1 ""Ar\\ ,,.""'4"~ OUR &mRf STOCK REG. US.00 to USO.OD 600/o & MOltE O~ 141&1UGOLD WATC .. S i1M'll •r<J l.Otft1 ~. UN•VE'R!>AL OENFVf • "0" wt<l(H TO CHOOSE :;.e!' "et» '640.00 ~~: • 2 m 'I 150.00 ":.: ,, OO'Jl'O '2.800.00 A LL OTHHS 60••o OR MORI Off 141CGOLD ,..ANTS """"' 141Co<*I-'""'"°'-. E'm•r•IO' Awl>••• Oo•I•. 8 &of)t'Uf'ft. I °"'*11 ou• IHTllll STOCK REG tl 109~to l 1 !JOOOO 604¥0 & MOltl Off Alt,......_t411QOlcl""°"" FtlESHWATH PLULS R i"O• Pe nd•nt1 £atr1nga Nec"ke9. ~. 11M mot9 AN .,,. ,,,,_ .,.,...,., ,,...,.., l•• Vt ... " •n J..-1\. A., Mf in t4f( 0C*91 menv ""'~d .. -• l 'G . S I I f . 0 0 t • Slf,950.00 EYHYTHING CM>IS 504"o-6r/o & Off $75.00 •• SZl.940.00 NECESSITY DEMANDS ACTION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 4 DAYS ONLY! Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Oct. 2nd, I OAM-9PM Oct. 3rd, I OAM-9PM Oct. 4th, I OAM-9PM Oct. 5th, I OAM-7PM CONSUMER ............. Friday, October 3, 1980 twl V PILOT _\9 Volcano Town 'Uberated' .................. ,. ~ ~~:·:~~r:::·~······~ • • COUGAR, Wash. (AP> -Four months after • the first devastating blast of Mount St. Helens, the e roadblocks isolating this tiny Washington town are • down at last. The "Hberation" co.mes too late for the sum-• mer tourist trade, but Cougar's rew residents are • delighted to see some faces from the outside • CELEBRATION Jam us this weekend, October 4 f, 5, and you11 receive FREE a Wholly Cow FRISBEE with any S5.00 purchase.• After 5 pm. we11 compliment your purchase of DE BEST BURGER with an order of our fabulous. fresh. homemade POTATO CHIPS absolutely FREE! The whole boardwalk's talk· mg about 'em! • • • • 1.• He r u• • world. ~···············································••\'-~ "WE'RE LIBERATED! YOU DON'T know e how good it feels not to have that hassle about go-e ing through the roadblock," said Dot Elmire, • owner of the Cougar Store. Gov. Dixy Lee Ray signed the order bringing • down the roadblocks on the road to Cougar allow-e ing the general public access to the town 'tor Uie 8 fi rst time since the volcano's May 18 blast. • '• , IJ e • '• , ,~· '·· ., . ''• "WE HAD A LITTLE FLURRY of business e when they took the roadblock off at around 1 p.m .. " Mrs. Elmire said. • ·r • The "nurry" consisted of about nine people, and that's an important number in Cougar these days. e Featuring DE BEST BURGERS. scrumptous e e sandwiches. DREYER'S ice cream ... and much morel1 e • WHOLLY COW! RESTAURANT t. • LANDSCA~ EVIDENCE OF ERUPTION AS MOUNT ST. HELENS STEAMS IN BACKGROUND The town, 12 miles southwest of the southwest Was hington volcano, had 150 to 200 residents before the eruption, Mrs Elmire says. The blast, and the subsequent isolation, left Cougar with e LIDO MARINA VILLAGE ' • • 3240 Via Oporto • Newport Bf·ach • e •(Jn,. p.:r r U>lom"r Whole supply lasts e Bleated-oft TrH Stumpe 81eek T e.Umony to TMenlc E•pfoalon of Mey 11 "Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red lap!, getting the answers and action you need to solw inequities in go~ment and business. Mail your qwstton& to Pat Dunn, Al Your Service. Orange Coan Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 926%6. As many ~tiers as possibk will be answered. btd phona1 inquiries or Letters not mclumng the rftlder's f1'll oome. address and business hours' phone number cannot be comidered. This column appears da•· ly ezcqJC Sundays.·· 'lfaflene ..... T~ F~ DM.a SSADE&S: sa.-.... la more I.baa 711 l1rt• .. Ca.Wenda Mp ac:lleela wW leara -.Ow &o nu .. -..... tu retara .. ~., tllelr selileol earrtftli9• W1 year. 'nil la&eraal aena•e 8entee-.,.111red eeene called "Uadentudbl1 Tases"' la bee. Tiie ee.ne lu&a &we or &llree weeb _.. ...., ...._, &eadlen' maa•ala, aad 1&1aer lli8b•-u.al ma&erlall 1 ... plled free by &Jae as ...... ftllll!ll, "Moaey T .... " alld "Wlaa& Hap- felle.i te My Payelledf", .._ are avallaMe Oii a ............... 8lltee Ute Cl9ne .. taq)d ~ .._ ldlell'1 •1•1 carrtnla• -oftell dlll'l•I • pel'lllll el a .. venmea& or ec:e.omlea dau -at•- . deau ean credl& for &at1111 K. "Uadentaadlll1 Tasee" ~ ........ prepare aa accara&e taa re- &a.ra ~ UH-by-U.e lutrudlou for Form 1 ... A ud dlac...tou of tlae replar INI, ltemlud lah«t ............................. . ..... 'ftl9 vr::• I la -.._ T'llt1 1•• ._... ... f ..... ·-......... •>'819•· latena&ed teeet.n _. ~ ad•......,,..., • .._.. onler ... ~ aa&oartal ... ,_ -.......... 1•1 ftJ· I•& •••••• fr•• Uadentaadla1 Tazes CeeNIMW, P.O. •z 3151 , Lee AD1e1H ..S. ae. qllft&a .a..ld a.chide tlae ac:llliool aame, 1tree& •d· clreu, ~ -.iter, aad •••ber of matertall mede._ ~ (ZlJ) 188-Ul• for addltleil'al la· formadla._ ll'lilNl,...,•I Nizn Dtridftatl DEAR PAT : If you belong to a credit union which pays dividends quarterly. and you withdraw money before the end of a quarter. do you earn any dividends on the money you withdraw? M.G., Huntington Beach No. Dh'ideads would be paid 011ly oa tbe moee1 re•aiallll la yoar accoaat at die end of ~e qaaner. E•r .. P~ 811111p.Ptl DEAR PAT: A friend of mine told me that he arrived at the Los Angeles Airport more than an hour before his flight, but be was bumped because of overbooking. Does he have any rights in this kind of situation? He didn't chei:k Into it at the time and just left for home and rescheduled the fiigbt on another airline. _ L. P ., Costa Mesa b .... cues, &lie btlmped pusea1er la eD· U&led &o aome ....ey aad traalportatao. oa tlae aed nallalllc. flllld. Tile canter II reqlired &o pnTI* a .nu. •Ice &o &lie pu1e111er eaplala- a.1 1111 • lier rfP&a. Tlte nenale repla&t• .._, eftel' ••all aircraft aad -..·&apply to ••e feretp carrten Oii .. ...._. la&er111tloaal m .. u ... addltloa, tlae nale ..... , apply &o ru1111t caacell9'1rt or delay1. u,.... frtettd did Ht re· eeln ......_ .-tee of lall rlllt&a, Immediate coe· &ad ... &lie alrlbte la la order. lelai °""'er DetltlC!t• All DEAR PAT: I am buying prope11y in joint tenancy 'With two otber people. Ir I pay all of the Interest and tuea, may I deduct the total amount paid or only one third on my federal income tax re- turn? "-. . K.W., Fountain Valle> V.._ Callleima law, jald teauu are Jebld'J ... ....,.. llaWe. Tllerefore, Y• cu cled•d all ., &M ..,,,_ _. &un paid by ""' aecordlll1 &o Ute IU. c.IAMFROI/ WHEEL WORKS r ROLLER SKA TE ~ INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE 20% to 50% OFF ON ALL ITEMS IN STOCK about 50 people, s he says. • ••••••••••••••••••• /NIT/ALLY YOURS ACCESSORIES WITH YOUR OWN PERSONAL SIGNATURE. ·· A. P..-.onallz• your /•w•lry. Shown, two from our collection of gold-tone jewelry by Roman Engraving. Stick pin, $6 18" pendant 12.50 Fashion Jewelry, 141 B. Scarr• with i»non•llty. 21 '· polyester square scarves with embroidered initials in their own gift box. I, 0 , 0 , U, V, X, Y, :! not available. B~Accessory Street. Purple, royal ldfUe, beige or red, $8 Fashion Scarves, 230 C • 0.t ,,.,._,.., with handlMfl .. Top -zip with detachable shoulder strap converts to a clutch. Brass initials, 50c per letter. or brown nylon. By Mary Ann Rosenfeld. $31 Handbags, 170 Jewelry et'1a1yed to show oetall I l I I I I J . I i MISSION VIEJO SOUTH COAST PU.ZA SANTAANA LA HABRA ------· 8 . c . Bullock's Santa Ana. 2800 North Mam Street. Santa An~: (714) 547-7211. t Bullock's La Habra. 1537 West Imperial Highway. La HatJra. (71 4) 870-4033. (213) 694-2011. j Bullock's Mission Viejo."M1ss1on VteJO Mall. (714) 495·3111 • Bullock's South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bnstol. C.M. (714 ) 556·061 • lffJ OAll~ PllUl f Runner~ E<:hlal>t't h ;\ ,\l>t•ll <.uu' 1 • •1 l"\ Georg e Horrstaetter Jnd Ut•11wk ~111n, I\ <from left I ~l'l t1ff to ..t fa:.I st .1rt 110 nt•\\ tr ack at Fulteln Srhoul 1n J-"nw1t.1111 \ .dll·\ -· :-.11111t-111,. .111ol p.1 n·11b r a1-;1•J $10,000 for t 111 , ,ml 1 t 11 I.. ... 1111rH.iin \'allev ~chool 11 usl\11•, p111 up wolh\·r $9,!l(lO Tratk \\as dt•d 11 .ilr'd lh1:-. \\H·k • Electric Car -p~ Tests SAN F RANCISCO <APJ The EXAR·I electric car . w h1<'h ba<'ker~ <'all "the beginning of a revolution 111 /\merican Industry ." exceeds test C'ritertu wovided by the federal governm ent , backers say The city of Berkeley is seeking $8 million in pri vate and JotOVemment (unds lO build the batter y· powered five·p assengcr vehicle, designed by Ea· m ond X . Ramirez, president o f Americ an Ecological Trnnsportatioo Co. of Dallas, Tex T llF. Ci\R , UCENSF.O TO THE Californi a Ele<·tric Car Co for production in California, was tested 1n July at the Ontar io Motor Speedway The tests were conducted by Dr Richar d Jenner, a city CC'on11m1st on the staff of th~ Private Cndustr y Council. a gruup which advises the city on t he u se of federal unemployment funds The city hopes to provide 400 Jobs in t he manufacture of the car. according to Sean Gordon, an aide to Mayor C:us Newf>')rt The c ity would r e t·c1vc 12 5 percent of pre tax profits Curdon Sall.I the tl'Sl r rtien a were provided by Dr Carl C'l :trk HO c>n~IO{'"r with the Office of Passengt·r Vt:h1t lt· i<l''>CarC'h <it the Department of Tran~p,1rt,1t11Jn · The <·ntcn.t. Ham1n•1 saul. 1nrludecl '-ever al performam·1· slantlurd~ 'IA.hll'h the• <"dr e asily su r - p.1ss('(I OBITUARIES PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE .1. ''CTITIOVS l llSINl:U •ICTITIOUI IVllMllH NAMI: H ATIMllNT NAMI U ATIM•MT '"• tollow•n• P'P''°"'' •'• dotnQ f h• toUowtl'liQ pertont ere doing b<l\ln~· :· R R I l l I • "" I r ( 0 DU""'"~ PAATNEASl'fll> lsf w l~l\SI CO\la MICHElE EOMONOSON MO\• CA mu t >HE II 1011~ M•r• w (,,I, II .. Oriole Or . CHlll$TMAS CHRISTMAS, )034 CO•l•M•w (A,,.,. E CO••I 111.,, ...... c.er-ct.l Mer. CA Chtr>g Hui IC•o ... ).I OICOll ~,, .. ,, •UH J'.Of•\.1 "'"· N "( ons M ien••• Lt F-for• Edmond\On, M 1crw.1 IC.a, 6f .u Olcott Str•••. P•rlnt r . ''° Vi• Onfltrlo N••Porf Fo•••I l'f•ll ti V 1 ll/S e .. ch, CA ~ "•"O '"'"" Cn•o •Md l" Huel T-4 L Gundltr\Of'\1 P4H1Nr, ... Cll•O •Mr a. """ I JO Qrr n•rO ... flo .. rty Cilefl, 1..0\ A._lt!\, CA A'°'"nut" HOlmd4i>lf' N J 01/Jl '001• tfunq Wno Huenq 'fill VtCll.\burq '"'' 1>ut1M\\ I\ tonducltO o, • 0""" Hut1ll,('Qfon 8etKn (A fl.... limlttd CWrtf\er\l\lp Al~'' " C ""•" •nd M•ro•••I M1cl\ttl4' l Edmonchon ( H\l•f\ IMr /. Mr\ I 18911 Ml fhl\ \t.ot.,,_I #H tiled wllh 1"-(11T>•rron Slr...,I, Fc.un1••n VAlln, CA !County Cler-OI 0rat1Qt Counly on Oc Cl?IO(I IOOot I, l'llO '1- Ju• l • Sun Md Su Yu Sun !Mr & Pul>ll\twd Or•nqio '°"" Oelly Piiot, Mr\ 1. 9ilJ1 Voc-sburo Orto, l'funl Oct J, 10, ti, 7•. 1490 1nqlon Bea<h, CA 9'1>41> •OA0-80 MM' W 01' •"'1 l'fdl·L•t (Ill !Mr I .. M f \ t, "" Odah• Of'"" ro\I• M•~&, CA 'I?~?& J•c• l'f\ltn •nil Juely H"~h I Mr & Mri J, 11U8 AubbllOQ (rtt~. <•"*'09i> CA '10101 Thi~ OU\IM\• I\ condvChtd bY d 11m1ted oar1,_.,,ri1p Mor> w Cn• rr11\ \tat,.mt'nl w•'t fll.-<1 w1en Inf' t ounly Cit,. o< Or•nQI' C11<in1r on S..t> temt>,., 10 1980 t n1\ °"'''" .. ..,. .... , COt\Out 1•0 O'f' •" 1n., ,, •id·••• Clt."'.>t'> fNJm4'\ l n1\ \l.;t~nr w d'\ tllrio w ttn tl'W" r t>unl f r 1.-r-.. uf Or•nOf' Co\.lnlv on S.-o '"'"'~'\I 1""«) PUBLIC' NOTICE l'ICTITIOOS I USINESS NAME STATEME NT Tnl' toUo•l,,o .,.rMJn' •re oolnQ t>U\H'\t" ·~ M ~ S 8Ull01NG, Sulle 100, 180 Nrwporl Ct-nftor Or , Nt woor1 8ettcn, (A 0~ PUBLI<.' NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT For the R ecord Bogus Cures OR. ('LARK 'S STA~OARDS KF.Qt:I RED that lht• 1·;,ir n•;t('h :JO mph 1n !J M:etmd.,, rc•arh a max 1mum s1~tocl of at lt-u~t 55 mph and have a r ange or :it kas\ <!I rr11les at 55 mph Hatn1rt•1 said lhl• rar t'Xl'l'l'tlt'd !Jy up to 300 pcrn•11l ;JJI thos1· ~t<.cndards f \•Ul10 C>u~~n:,~o~~ow1nQ t:M'non\ "''~ do1no PvQl1)1'1<:<1 O••"<IO C.o<t\I 0~'1' Polo! (llMAll lli'>ULATEO BAG'> ~~I 19. 7•. Otl J. 1~ l'l80 JI/I 80 110 I N1cl\ol\, un11 H, Huolmglon )'l RLI<' NOTICE Or.ch, CA ~7!>411 Chr1\l1ne M Morr~ffl, l/~O wn11!1•r ~IS. Co.•• Me••. CA '17621 ("rot A Morret11, IHO Wnftt+t-r Hirlh.~ HOAC MEMORI AL HOSPITAl PllESBYTERIAN ~: ... :·~ .. ~:-::'.'..::.:~ ........ M D e fraud Ag e d AW4'"' H I- Ttw c·1ir t1·stt·<1 1 ~ a pr11t111 vpc: wh1<'h weig hs .1b11u1 :! 01)(1 pound~ mnn• tha11 thP ("<pc('ted weight or the ~11 oducl10I\ \ 1•rs1C1n itnd d1d n<il contain lt·chnolo~i t·al l'h an~1"" \.\>hie·h v.oul<.l improve 1b 1wdor111:1111·e in all ;u t•as H am1n·1 c,c11d MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFOl!NIA CENTRAL ORAM GE COUNTY JUOICIAl DISTRICT 100 CJ•I< C...1 .. Ort••. IOI•'' S.,,.. AN. C.lll•rnl• UIOI • 15, CO\IO _,., C.A '7bl7 '"'' bu\lt\41\) I\ tonoucitd nv " <,1t>ntr•1 C.ttrwrUltl> Chrl\tlnf' M Mo,.,.elli Th1\ \l4te rnent WtU tHf'd wtlh t,,. ~-10.1-Mr •nd Mr"o l(,.f\N>,t'\ (.f'O">d to• IA M~W.Qlff M r 4'1\d M r\ ROl>P'rt Lt'nt t ountttu"I V•lley, 91rl Mr •nd Mr\ Ravmnno Htnctr•( ~, We\ttnlnst@'r bOv Mr •nd Mr\ Ar1nvr AU.-f'\ r'f·"• OOy ( , .. ,,.p,,, .. ht1,. t\UlqU\l U 1'tlC) M t n 0 Mt'-M"11' \11 H1• .., ,n '''•"' 40 \tt ,.,.. hi , M t ,)~M' Ru'•·u ·ll t•1l.,F\1• Jt,u1., OOinl J•r• .... 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It emits col- on .•el ll~~hl •• 111d ~tafkr~ .... auJ its m akers claimed th.it \\hc11 ..1 ~uf!cH•1 -can<ls l>t•forc· 1\ naked, faring 11111111 \\llh .1 f1t ll 111111111 HI lht• -.l(J, lhl' <ll'Vll'C Wiii 1 111 ,. r11~1·a!\t'' r.111t 111~ lro n art hnt1 ... t<J C'anc·c·r 'I h• d1·\ 11·1· ,nld f111 s2:io I l111 r;1gt·<•ll' .1,.. th1· '>iH'l'tr<t C'hru nw" was. 1 11111 n111t1 " m 1•111lll'r,, f1>untl Lt•n ,1 Hus.,ntll'rg ':o. •(111 \ 11\ I'll tnlll'' C\J l flJH'tltng \Ir" ft.,.,,.nht·rg. ti! 11f l 'htlatll•lphta told how "i h• sp•·nl ~;; •ll~> for A he· JI g1 <is.,, "Hlt'rmelun nnd .111.i .. ttwr 11.1111ral 1'1J,:.!'l'1ltt·n{!-. t h ;1t ;in 11utfit nam1•d 'h· 'I 1 1111•ll' t\\'a11t1l11I 10 l'hllJdt•lpht<.1 s;ucl w1111ltl 1 1· lw1 hti..li,1rul ' •·Jfl1·1•r In fa1·1 he• .,a11l ti Ii 1 t1 ·111·d '11' l1f·· If, ,e ,.d I 1"il \ 1 <1r 11111!1·rn>1un.,hc1! tcldun. :::.he ~aid. · "I W"5 LOOKING .-oa m agic," Mrs. Rosen- ber g told the comm ittee. A number of scam s and phony therapeutic de· 'tees wf.'rc d isplayed for the pan el by postal of · fir1als ~ho IO\'e~t1g at c ~wmdlcs mvr>lving lbe m.11 h 1 h1·" 1111 111111••1 tH'\l>!tJ><tlwl .11h for a treatmt-nt th.11 I 11111• d '" r1 .... t11rl· fa1hn~ '•~mn Thost· "h'J r11 .11l •·d J\\.t\ (111 in-.•ruC'tlllO!i '-PrP tnlrJ lfJ !>tan ' dtt •'1 ~l\ lllh'" "len I I•· pr11m1.t1•r .,f 1h·1t trt•atm1.:nt f11.,1P1l 1.tl 1.ll)ll 111·npl1· .1nol l'olh rtt'tl $il l> ooo, off1c1als ··•d \· ,1-.1a11t 1 'hll'I J•11-.1.1I l11spt •c·t<1r FIN l her .1" \111r d tHllf ol arinth('r 111111n11{(·r v.ho1o1· d1reet-matl arl-. d.11nwtl his 'onnl!'t 1on or s1·a...,cl!d extract. v.h1·11 in1c<·h·1I ir1\11 lh•· lilo<i41Stream. \!.Ould r u re cancc·r Hut /\rord ""''J tht· pro<luc·l was found 10 NJO t <t In p.1l!-11)tl11U:. b lll'll'rl J D rugs a t Sea Nixed WASJllNCTON !AP> President Carter h as :.1gnPd le.ruslat 1on aimed at cl?sing l~pholes in law. prohih1t1Dg possession or d1stnbut1on or drugs al st.'a The law makes 11legal the possess io~ or di s- tribution of drugs on the high seas . It applies to all L' S c1t1zens. to people aboard U.S vesse_ls. no matter what their nationality , to those who mtend to \inlawfully 1m porl a controlled substanc«: and to ;-.nyone aboard ves~cls within the 12-m ile ter · r1torial limits. l>t•sp1lt• I h<.1 1 <.1 c-1·1ird111g to Ham1rez. 1t 111a11.1~1·d t11 ''"·H·h at lt·a!.t Onl' uf thl.! S\;lndards set f1>1 1 ht· 1>rodu1·111m Vl'rs10n rnng<.' CIT \' Pl'Rf.J('fT\ ('l.AJMS THt: produr t10n '-•·r•.11>11 \I> tll .11 c·dcratl· llJ GO mph in 12 :.econds rl'at h 1 ->1)(•e•<I of lwt ""'ct•n ~ m ph and 100 mph and Ir .1v1•l u1.Ho l IJO m lie~ 011ont•1·ha1 ~t' Ham1rt·1 firm .., tH'1ng rt'<•rJ!anaed under 1 'h;1ptt•r 11 or tht· f1.:1ft·1 a l h.1nkruµtc·~ Ja\\s and the Jl t ual n·sull ' of th•• lc:ot!> \I> e·re withheld under <'nu rt order a 5 i>ruprictae) 1nfurmat1on . Hamirez sanl Ham1n•1 s;11d pulJhshc·d SlalcmenlS that the lt•sl t••tr did not pl•rform up 1ri 1·11y claim s for pro- du!'t Ion vt•r<,111ns. ,1ttnLut<:d to Wally Ri ppe l, a n cng1nec:r Y.l t h Jc t P ropub1on Laborator y in Pasadt•na. were inaccurate. H1ppcl was aslced by the ('1t~ to report on the c ar as an indi vidual. not a, an employee of J PL ·' lhppd was not in charge of any testing and h1· d ul not appear at o ne sin gle test that the car \A, ;1s 1molvcd in ... Hamire1. :.aid. I N A TEl.EPllONE fNT E RVJE W, Rippel said that he• \l>ilnt•sse<l only one of t he tests. although he twd acc<'so; tn r om11utrr r esults on the testing pr o cedurel> Rippel term ed the EXAR·l ••a very lood use of off-the-shelf technolo gy. lt d°'9~ represent an y b reakthroughs, but is one of the best applica - tions of present t echnology l have·l~n ." Me dici1ze Package Clu11ige Ordered ,-#l .. I NT 1F F rPE MONl UH~E MNll Y C.OMPAN'( • (d t1torn14 Count.., Clf'rh Of Oranoe-Couf'\fy on '>ePltm1><1 1• 1"90 lOrc>or~lltton F1.-SM1 OEl'ENOAN T AANUll'O C Pul>lo\""" 0.•"91' C:O.\I O•olV PllOI, C.Ul:Pl<fRO •ncliv•du•llf dnO dW 5o~p1 >• •ndO<t J, 10, 11, 1"80 GIJEFH>fPO s Sl'ff LL SERVI(.( I ""'°DOES t lhfOvQh I intt"''"'' SVMMO"S PURLI{' NOTICE c.A\E NUM}IEI! lltU2 HOT ICE' y.., ........... t"9d. TM FICTITIOUS BUSINESS (0 .. r1 rn•r ...... _ .... 1 , ..... 1.,,.... NAME STATEMENT yowr tai.1,.. ,_,.rd W'lttl yow re~ The fOllow1n9 per\IOn\ dfP dOU~Q • ., .... ,, JO .. ,L .... ""' lt\torm•Ho.t bU\\M\\lt~ CMI-E M M A N U E l. S • vo~ "''"\ t'l Y"f'•· , • ..,.. ""~· .. of •n IN f E RN• f tONAL 'J"? Com\toc• .,_llC;rru~., tn llJ m..tth•r ,,..,, ,Nh.;U.;t Ot> 0,,.., .. Hun1m91on ~•<h, CA 92"46 10 or"lmOf., 0 "'61 '(OUf ""'''""''' .h()")IO t:torf>-:tl A n\O '1)41(0n'IS10Cll: resi;onMt 11 ""' t"ifl1 ~ fllf'd on llMI" Orn'• Hunt1nqto.n 8••' n. CA O?&Afi AVIS()• U\leo N ...... m•-Motlft l•dla An\O U O C°"'\100 El lrl-t .,.-*<l•.r <..,,,. U• O•"• Munt•nqlon &Hlf\. CA.,,_ "" •w.ii eftci a • '"•"•' ._ .. , U411. Tn1\ bu,lntt\\ 1\ con<1u<llf<J b'( " re....-. .... ,.. .. le dil•t L•• 111 CMn~r•I P1'1Mnh1p '"'°'mM..,.._. .,..,.. May~ .An\.O 51 U 11to0 °''°'a \Ol1C1titr f'I lon\#JO o-Th•\ \lttlt~nt wb~ t1lf'O with tM un ADOQ.-'dO lfn .. '\IAtP .t\unto de0.,16 (.Ovf\•y (1ui. Qt Orat)Qll: C.oun•y on O c nf Cff;flO 1flme<11•l•rn .. rttt d• ~''•It tot>f>r 1 1980 f"1 .. Jl90 manera, "'"' r~$1.t f'\(rt1•. '' n~'t' Publ1\..-0 O'onoir Coa\t O••IY Pilot, 4'V'"'"· ~ "'r roql\lr.oda • 11ornpc 0<1 3, 10 11. 7•. 1990 3'111·80 TO THE OEl'ENOAN T A <o.,I co"'l l •lnl nu 1>u" lllod by In• plalnhH aQia1nst 1ou U vow .,..\\t\ •o P UBLIC NOTICE :':,~,t~~.~~,,~~·~u~~ •• ,';;':~~· :;~1:;~ NOTICE OF DEATH OF on you, 1110 """" '"'' cour1 a wr111•n JUANITA ARNOLD ANO ••'"°""' 10 ""' cornpl•1n1 un1ou vou O F PETITION TO AD· :"~~a~:::'~~' ;~:n~tten!~•0,n~ MINISTER ESTATE NO. cour1 ,..., en1or • 1..ov"'t"I •v••Ml A· 106068. you •or '"" rol•el .,.,,.,,."°"' In Ille T 0 a I I h e i r 5 ' ro.,,pl alM •l\•(f• (OUld ruull In beneficiar ies Cr editor s ~-;":•;n;·;~0::,;:·~~·~1~:~·~: •• :: and contingent creditor s of \·~. utt1eo1,,1i.<eome>l••n1 \J uanita Arnold of Irvine, DA'f&D=-•·""· C•ltfornl•,,•nd perse>ns ~~~-Who mey be otMrwl-In• -· te rested In tM wlll •ndl or n11aMn a,..... estate: ~~:.'!:~~~ A petition has been fll~ ~ ... _.... c.a .• ,, , bV Pamela M . Svldergol tn ~.i nm ~' the Sup erior Court of Pu1>••V>e0 Ora~ c.o." 0 •·•• "''0' Orange County requesting s.oi >• <><• 1 10 " '"'° :mi '° that Pamela M Svidergol Pl'Rl.IC ...;oTH'E be appointed as personal represen ta t i v e to ad · NOT ICE OF DEATH OF minist e r the est ate of H OW A RD F . M O WR Y , Juanita Arnold (under the aka HOWA RD MOWR Y, I ndependent Administra- W A:-;Jll N<iTON I A I'> Th e Cons umer aka H.F. MOWRY , AND t1on of Est ates Act). The I I · f • · h d d d d OF P ET~ON TO AD· petition is set for hear ing 'r<11 \J('l Sa Cl) <..:omm1~c;1on as eel e to rop M INISTER ESTATE NO. in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic the r hild n•sistant pack aging rule from some A·106060. 1 Ce nter Dr ive, w est, in the med1cat1ons containingpot assium . T o a ll he1r s ,c1 1v of Santa Ana , The rulc change. which took effect this week . beneficiaries, cr editors' California on October 28, allows sale of potassium supplements in lbe form o f and contlnqent creditors of j 1980 al tO :OO a.m . eH ervcsc·ent tablets each containing not more t han H o w a r d F . Mowrv o f I F YOU OBJECT to the 50 milliequivalents of pot assium without the special N e w Po r I B e a c h • grantlr19 of the petition , packages California, <Jnd persons you should either appear who mav be otherw ise in-at the hearlno and state Prev1ously the chi ld-r esistant packages h ad terested i n the will and/or your ob jec t ions or file been required for these pr oducts if they contained estate : written objections w ith the morethan25 m illiequ ivalen tsofpotassium A petition has t>een filed cour t before the hear lnQ. T hese supplement s are used to counter by Rehse F. Mowry In the Your appearance may be potassium deficiencies in the body c aused by the Superior Court of Orange in per son or by vour at· use of di uretics, dietary d eficiencies or other fac· Countv r equesting that1torney. Reh se F. M owry be ap-I F Y 0 U A R E A tor s. 1. -p ointed as personal jCREOITOR o r a cont -Overdoses can result tn 1stlessness, confusion I representat i ve to ad · lngent creditor of the de - and m uscle wc~kness . . . minister the estate o f I ceased. you must file your T he commission said .. a studr in.~1cated th~t Howard F. Mowry <under claim with t he court or children found the tablets repulsi ve, and thus 1t the Independent Ad·l present It to the per sonal approved the relaxation or the packaging rule r e· ministration of Estates rep resentative appointed quested by a manufacturer or the drugs. I A ct>. The petition is set by the court w ithin four --.. J tor nearing in Dept. No. 3 months from the date of •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~at 7000vic CeMer Driv~ first i~uanceof letters as 1 west, in the Cltv of Santa provided In Section 700 of Ana Callfornlaon October the P r obat e Code of 28 19ao at 10:00 a.m . California. The tim e for Employ ers : New Hiring Plan Cuts Your Taxes! You can get an income tax credit of up to $3 JOO for each worker hired under new employment tax credit programs for the first year on the job -and up to $1 ,800 for the second year. It's ea sy . No red tape, no complicated forms. Eligible job applicants get vouchers. You exchange the voucher for a Tax Credit Certificate to keep w ith your tax r ecords. For det ail s, contact: .. JOB-= SEIMCE,... Jobs For People , People For Jobs EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ORANGE couN'fv JOB BANK 1001 ~Grenet Avenue lent• An•, C•. t270I 714-NI 4311 - iF YOU OBJECT to the flllno claims w ill not ex- granting of t he petition, pire prior to tour months vou shoUld either appear from the date of the hear· at the hearing a nd state Ing noticed abOve. vour objections or fil e YOU MAY EXAM I NE written objections with the the file kept by the cour t. I court before the hear ing. If you are interested In the Your appearance may be esta te, you mav file a re· I in person or by vour at· quest with the cour t to re· torney, ceive special notice of the I F Y 0 U A R E A inven tory of estate assets C REDITO R or a cont·land of the petitions, ac- 1 lngent creditor of the de· counts and repor t s ceased, vou must file your I descr ibed in Section 1200 c l ai m with the court or of the California Pr-0bate present it 10 the personal Code. l r epresentative appointed by the court within four Duffern H. Helsing, At· I months from the date of torney at C:aw, Rimel & first Issuance of letters as H elsi ng, Inc., 1055 N . provided in Section 700 of Mai n, Suit e 406, Santa lthe Prob a te Code of Ana,Ca.92101. Californ ia. The time for filing claims will not e1<-Publlsl>ed Or-Coo•t o.11v Pllot pi re prior to four months O<t 2• >.•. '"° .ro•HO from the dat e of the hear· Ing noticed above. I YOU M AY EXAMINE the f ile kept bv the court. If you are interested In the estate, vou mav file a re· quest with the court to re· ceiv e special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of t he petitions, ac· c ounts and repor t s described in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. Ktene a Dion, Attorn•vs •t Law, 3333 w. cout lilghway, Suite 401 , Newport 8H<h, Ca. '2663; tel: 645-4044. p.,1141\Md'Or.,... CMll Detty 1'1194 Ocl.J,l ,•.1• 411MO P URI.IC NOTICE -· ... I I t .. --..-. --7' r NATION 80 Seek Title Chili Cookoff Contest Hot CARSON CITY, Nev. CAP) -It will take a burning ambition and a fiery spirit, but aomeoae la going to walk away with the title of best chill cook in the Sierra this weekend. The Third Annual Great Hilb Sierra Chill Cookoff and Wall-to-Wall Gastronomic Dell1ht opens Saturday with preliminary cookoffs, when a field of 60 chili epicures are whittled to 20 flnallata. Those finalists will face top-seeded chili· makers from Northern California and Nevada oo Sunday. The winner will represent the Sierra relion in the world championship chill cookoff Oct. 218 in Southern California. I OM. v "'-Or AJ J PAY MO INCOMITAX IN 1910 ... lleOVBl TAXIS PAID IN 1977, 1971 & 197' It is possible for you to recover a pproximately two dollar\ of taxes f Of every dollar you invest while porticipotlnq in o hq,ly profit motivated investment. * Foti yecn of~ ecceptcrce • FCJYOr'Clble tar opirion letters * Aediity of ~ invetted * Avoilci>le to indivads and cOfpootions. ACT NOW FOR 1980 'l'VE NEVER MEN HAPPll,.,' IAYI HOUSEWIFE-CLOWN, 41 Midge Donoven, ~ 9ome Clown Prope, Showe~ Glee Judges include the current world champion chili cooks, Joe and Shirley Stewart, the Nevada stale champ, Terry Johnson, and 1978 world cham- pion Rudy Valdez. ~ For More Information and Private Confidential Appointments and T CD Savings ~ Clown Dream Finally C'-•De True CALL GERALD KOZAK By JULES LOH A~S.-MllCar-J 0 JI UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J . -From the time she was a girl, Midge Donovan had a fantasy that she shared with no one because no one else would understand. In her secret heart, she always wanted to be a clown. · "It was a defense mechanism, I guess," she said. "When things get heavy, you smile to hide the hurt." MIDGE'S MOTHER DIED WHEN she was 12. The family ·was not well off. She went to work at 17, married at 19. Heavy. "When things were tough I smiled a lot on the outaide," she said, ''and I always bad my clown fantasy to cling to. I never even told my husband about it. I never told my ( ) beat friend. I never told a .4UERJCA soul. But jwat lhinkin1 n.ir• about clowns made me --------a1J tln&Jy .. , The hardest times were yet to come. Three years ago, Midge's bu.aband, Bill, became totally dlaabled with em- physema. "Well, I wu 45 and had to 10 to work. With a friend, who wu a recent widow. I opened a dress shop. It was a success, but it wu a •t.ruule, and I wua~k. ''WITH THE SHOP TAKING UP all my time, and the situation at home needing my time, my life wu a real meas, all downhill. I became a com- pulsive eater, gained about 40 pounds. "Al always, I hid my grief behind a lau1b. Good old happy Midge, ever the cut-up. But I bad never gone through worse times. Then, last year, I saw this ad in the paper that cban1ed my life." n. ... Mid: Clowa SelMd. • ..l dlda't besttate. I ...i an application. I didn't mow what would eome qt tt. I apected to be told tbat JOU bad to be 30 and bad to 10 olf with a clrcua or 90metbln1. Here I wu, 41 yean old, applytna for clown school. Abeurd. "From the fint day, il wu juat wonderful. "THERE WERE 11 IN THE class. The youngest was 12 and tbe oldest wu over 80. Moel were in their 20a. I went for two hours every· Fri· day ni&bt for 13 weeks. All week long, I looked forward to Friday night. Bull in China Shop LONDON (AP) -A bull escaped • ~ a catUe auction at the northern ~llsh viUa~ f Otley and charged into a china shop, destro . .ug lamps and china ornaments, according to the London Daily Telegraph. Store mana1er Peter Jordan looked up to find a anortinc 18-month-old bull in bis china shop, trampllnithedlaplayed merch~ before it found it.a way out and was captured. the paper said. Take Coastline Community College's 1V Art Classes & Then Take 15~ Off Art Suepbes from Aaron Brothers Art Marts When you enroll in Coastline Community College's television art classes. ·~pplied Sketching Tech· nlques'' (Art 119) and "Calligraphy" (Art 215J._ 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 semlster on KOCE-lV, channel 50. And you can get everything you'll need for sketching and calligraphy at Aaron Brothers: pencils. pape~ pens. Ink markers, t-squares. drawing tables. masking tape and more! For your 15% discount (good through January 1981), just present your telecourse" enrollment card when purchasing your supplies. For enrollment lnfonnatlon. call 963·0824. The ardst·instructors will demonstrate their artistic techniques from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (extept Ms. Edmonds' Huntington Beach appearance set for 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.) at these Art Marts: Bruce Mdntvre. "Sketching Technlqu_.. Sun., Sept 14 Cost.a Mesa Sun., Sept 21 Huntington Beach Sun., Sept 28 Cost.a Mesa Sun., Oct 5 Huntington Beach .... Edmonct.. ~ .... hV' Set., Sept. 13 Hundngton Beach SM., Sept 20 Costa Mesa Set., Sept 27 Huntington Beach SM., Oct 4 Com Mae im"s•_._..,.Alt ..... r' ' I 222 N. Bwh BMI. 826-0100 C.. ._. 1714 Newport BMI. 645-6880 • ._ 24350 5Mrtz Dt 770. 7606 It r •11811da7470Edl911w.847-4515 I II I 8•da 190 S. Cout H~ 494-0038 0 r 1112 E. ~ IW. 771.Q875 · "Then came the test, sort of the final exam - go out to the shopping mall and be a clown. . "~ took as a character a woman all dolled up m satin who was really funny looking but thought of herself as gorgeous. as I started putting on my makeup I knew it would work. By the hme I put on my purple wig I was no longer Midge Donovan. I was Maggie D. Clown. I went to the shopping mall and had a ball. Everybody laughed. including me. JltS. ........... Wlelll .... ,.,. ...... c. ""' 17141 644-2507 "Well , 1t didn't work. l went out in the shop· ping maJI ancl nearly suffocated I couldn't do il. Here I was, a lifelong extrovert trying to portray an introvert. Nobody laughed. "Now l clown every chance I get. It feels so great. l 've knocked off 25 pounds. The world is not ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ "I was crushed. As a clown, I was an absolute failure. So much for the dream or a lifetime. '·A few weeks later, I was at home listening to country-western music and suddenly it hjt me. I would be a clown cowgirl, an outlandish extrovert -myself, but someone different. "In 24 hours, I had my costume made. As soon threatening. I've never been happier. "I don't know where it will lead, but it's the biggest thing in my life. Maybe I could be a full- time clown, you know, like Ronald MacDonald or something. We'll just have to wait and see. .. The worst thing that can happen is that nothing will come of it, but I 'II still have a great lime doing it. ..Think of it. A clown saved my life. and the clown is me." ------------------------------------------=--- Here's What We Have in Store! Store-All Jars and Rack Keep It In sight and on hand with these deco· ratlve multi-purpose storage jar units. Hand· crafte d dark·stained pine rack holds 1ars tha t a re easy 10 screw on o r off. Use the store·all jars in the kitchen to hold vitamins. herbs. candy or tea . Or use them In the workshop to hold beads. nuts. bolts. and other ti ttJe goodies. Put things on the handy shelf too! Label the goods with graphic name stickers (assonment included) and stick a label o n the acrylic nameplate also With decorative mounting hardware Rack ( 14" x 9 " x 4 ") wit!i 5 JM:. ( 114 " x 4 ")Reg. 11 95 $9.88. Rack (24" x 8 '' x 5") with b iars ( 214" x 3 12 ") Reg 14 95 $12.88. Our 1 ¢ Frame Sale Fits Everyone Thru Sun., Oct. 51 You only have a f....-w days leftt Buy one frame at the regular pnce and get a second frame that costs the same or less for one cent. (Custom framing, fitting and labor not included ) IV ~~~~~~ltl' Aaron Brothers Art 65/"Zf5 4X5"-K:>X20' 23C-$2.'213 ANAHEIM 222 N. leach llvd. • COSTA MESA 171' Newport ltvd. • ORANGI i112 E. KoteHo -.. ' lAGUNA IEACH 190 S. q_oatt Highway • SANTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. El TORo 2A350 Sw0tt1 Dr. • HUNTINGTON llACH 7•70 Edinger M . - .,.__ _____ _ KNOW FOOTBALL LIKE AP With. "ProFile'', Saturdays · in the Daily Pilot You ca n k eep up with the pros thi s f~o tba l I se ason by r eading "ProFile", an in-de pth r eport on professi onal football appearing each Saturday in the Daily Pilot. "ProFile" will f eature timely pictures and information to keep you current on events happening in the National a nd American Football Conferences. .. Enjoy your television football vie wing with "ProFile", you r weekly armchair guide to all the hard-hitting action a s 28 teams vie for a berth in Super Bowl XV. R egular attractions in "ProFile" will include : e Weekly scouting reports on the weekend and Monday night football games. · e Probable starting lineups for those games. e Detailed statistics on both football conferences, updated weekly. 8 Summaries of the previous week's games. e Professional odds on current games. e Interesting feature stories, photos, puzzles and quizzes. Don't miss this special chance to stay up with the pros during the 1980-81 football season . Watch for "ProFile." Score with interested football fans. To advertise in "Pro File" every week call 642-4321. 642-4321 • To subscribe, call 642-4321 , or send your name, address and phone number with $4 to Daily Pilot Circ"Utation Dept. . . ,, ..... 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA92626 • - ._... ........ ._.,. ....... , -.. ........ ... I . . --....-. ........ . CALI FORNI A Husband Found Guilty \'1SAl.1A 11\l'l \JUI\ h~ fou1u1 n m un )ltUtll) nf '\l n 11u'h wouodin.: h1i. "1fe . wh11 11\ 1 he hmt• ht•udt•tt T u h1n• ('1111nh ' b alte r1-I dl'l1lwratt•1t .1lrttust sax hour:< l~furl' 1·1111\ 11·t1n.: ·1\1m Swullo\li . "5·~' 11":0..1ul1 \Ii 1th J deadl) wea1 111\ ol \'tllJ.: .:re.it bodily lOJUr')' lit \Ii .1s a lt'''t'r Included often. • 111 tht• or1>t111al ~hargt'of attcrnµt~I mu11frr SWALLOW \\ ~ .i n·us1·d ur firin g a l2·gllllt(t' sh11t~un lJIJs l lh al struck Kan·11 Swa llv"". J5. 1n the face al lhl'tr hum~· 111 Iv anhoe on Dt>t· 6 T he p roseeut1on c·onlt:'ndcd th at the de fenda nt d~la beratt'ly pointed the gw1 a l Mrs. Swallow dur ing an argument and had previously threatened to kill her ' Friday, October 3. 1980 DAJL '( PILOT :I 1.1 Big Houses a Problem Af fl1renl City Devising a New Ordinance I.OS ALTOS Ill LLS <AP J I lo\\ big s hould a house be" Planners in thi:; city where a nt'w hmJi.c often eoi.ts m or e than $600,000 a rc trying to fi g ure that out With a required m inimum lot size of one acre pf!r house, of f1 ciab find thal big houses sit too bolrtly on the land, especially when thcrl' is no landscaping to nlJke the ~citing mor e a ppeal ing "WHEN YOU ADO :J swim· ming poo l and tennis t·«11rt . as many people do, you ~ ·"C a lot of visual impact on t h1 !Jnd," he savs. ~·W e're hard l y getting anyt hing belo1,1, 5 ,000 s quare reel, .. says planning engineer John Carbon, who notes that un· til a fe\\ years ago. 3.500 square feel was 1·ons idered a big house Bet·au.'\\' I arge r houses <.'over mor e ~round. t here is le~s ex posed ~round tn absorb water. a nd runoff problems c-an result in flooclt n~ during storm~. he s aid. "ll may be th at :i 5.000 ~qu1:1re foot house is not too big for a 011e·acre lot. But 1n the future m aybe someone will h ave to give up the idea of a pool or the tennis court. We're working on those questions," he said. Planners devised an ordinance lo deal with the issue. but r e· cently withdrew it and are work· i n g o n o n e t h a t i s m o r e sophisticated, he sa id. It may be ready for consideratfon by the C ity Co uncil w i thin a fe w months. T h e t rend toward big ger houses t he past two years has la rgely economi<: origins. he said ''H' YOU BUY a lot for $200,000, then you have to build a house of two o r three ti mes the value to get financing from the han ks." he said. ll 's not un us ua l to find a $675,000 price tag on house!> her e. he said Professionals and executives fro m the electronics industry which n ourishes in the r egion compr ise m ost of t he c ity ':. population of 7.000. Ban on Dancing Upheld SAN FRANCISCO l AP> A b an against topless and bottom - less d an cing in Santa Cla r a County was uphe ld by the stale Court of Appeal. The court. wh ich backed a lower court's decision. s aid the county's law against nude danc ing in r esta urants, ba rs and othe r pla ces was constitutional A municipal court ha d ruled 'the law was "unc:onstilut1 onal 10 the light of the First and Four t~e nt h Amendments,·· b ut a s uperior court la ter set a side the rulan~. On Thursday. the state Court of Appeal upheld the s uperior court's action The case involves Dehra Jean Mor ris who w<1s ar rested while dandng at a t avern. The de fenst-maintained that the gWl may have discharged ac cidentally while Swallow was drunk and up~et <ibout an a l· leged a ffair bet ween Mrs Swa llow and a man with whom s he worked. Mrs Swallow de nied the affair Billy 011d S!lhil SHE T ES TIFI E D th ~t Swallow bea t her . dragged her into the bedroom and threw her on t he bed. held the g un to her face and s aid she was go ing te die . Billy Carte r hsle n s a s his wift> Sybil responds to a Question fro m the a ud ience d uring a taping of the "Donahue " TV s how in Chica~o. Sen ate probers T hursday cr it ic ized Billy . the president's brot her . for his inter action with Libyan offici als in recent months. CELEBRATE O UR NEW SU NDAY SHO PPING HO URS W IT H C H AMi->A C NE BR UNCH IN THE ZODIAC AT Conviction~ Rejected NEW YO RK (AP) -The m urde r conviction of two teen-age brothers has been overturned by an a ppeals court on grounds that police refused to let them see the ir mother befor e they confessed to killing a grocer whom they robbed of S39. T he four-me m ber p anel of the Appellate Divis ion of Sta te Supre m e Court ruled that Em anuel Rivera. now 21, and his brother C andido. 22, be retried or released. They are serving se n· tences of 15 yea rs to life at Rikers Island he re . 4 Given Jail Terms SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Prison senten ces have been handed to four men accused or t rying to rob 150 elder ly people at a card gam e in May. E ach of the four pleaded guilty to charges ste m m ing from the incident at the Filipino Senior Citizens Club. More than 100 warning shots were fi red by the gunmen. and ont• card player died or a heart 'at tack October's Gardening Tips \\ 1l11 th,· ''""" \\';:I\ f11J.!h 111 th1 '"' .ind th<'. nl'.11 m••in 111lr11.fuc11111n r 1..1111'<•1 . \ p111l11111!"•' 1!'"" 11h! \'\'lll alln\\~ lh« n•1lll11! ,,<.l\'m l11 )!d d ~•Ill -t.1rl // = \\ hl·n rl·rl:1nllnJo! "'pl.in! rnl! • for tall .inJ \\tnftr, 1:111° \t•ur '"'1 \h1· l'~~1.·nl1.il llltlrt••nh 11 111.'l 1b l<n)!cr'~ ~ii ,\cthator \\Ill <-111'1'1\ 1•11·r,tl11n1• nn·J1:J Roger's Reminders October's J !lit~' month l••r,.)!.111kn1111! .inJ i.:1•hl111' 11,.,.. an.· ;i ll'I\' point~ '"u m1~h1 find 111.'frful in h nJ111c )11ur J,11 ..... ·m·ry: 0 Lawns: 11 ·,. Jn 1dl'..1I t11m· t11 rl.inl 1.t~111.1.a1.11n fJWn\ in lhl' lilu1,•Jo!1,1<.' l;im1h. 1.•11!wr lrnrn "'''J trt ,.,!() 0 Roses: 1 kJfth\' "'"('.~ ,f111111d hc1\1,' l·n11111.!h 11J.!111 '" hlo11m lhrnul!h 111.01·1.·m!x•r l'i1•I-. hl1111m!'. rcm11w f;idnl llmwr:-. an<l ftl·d \\'1th Ortho ·1 \\';iy l<o~l· F1H.J D Vegetables: (not M.';'l>!ln cmp~ ~U\.h ;i~ h\ocl:'., ldluc1.·, hrocrnh. Bru~~l'.I ~pr11UI$, 1.ahhai.!l'. 1:.1m1I!>. !'\':IS, 11nJ a hn~I ni nlh1.·r~ ciln hit pl;rn\cd now. D Garden Plants: Pt;in1 .. ~u1nu 10!0 dormancy ~h11uld h..• ti1t back and ft!ll 111lh Roiier's Flower Pood 111 rcpfan• nutrurnl~ uM"d up durlri.i lhc hluomlnU pcrit•d. The Plant Doctor QWillKnow My camellias haw smllll hlooms. .sometimes none at all. What is wron~? Canwl lias produce many more buds Ulan can properly hloom. Pinch off all but a couple of he. buds in each cluster. Make sure }oou follow. the right ll~hting, fertilizing and waterin~ requirements for >'OUr climate zone. • Brina ~r own qu'eltlOM to our ruident plant doctor. N-M NEWPO RT R EAC~ i Brin9 Us Your Tired and Weary Knives. • FREE KNIFE SHARPENING Ear.h Sunday begrnmng at 11 a.m head 10 N M s North Entrance where you II be greeted with a co mp- lrme"nlary cocktatl1 Then relax rn our Zodiac Restaur· ant over gourmet breakfast delights accompanied oy complimentary champagne What a way to stan your shopping day 1 Seatings are at 11 12 noon and 1 Please call early for reservations 759 1900 ext 330 Saturday, Oct. 4 11 a.m.-4· p.m. A J. A. Henckel's Representative wi ll be on premiCo answer all your questions regarding any brand o f knife. P S After Brunch bro wse tnrough the store we re open each Sunday from 12 noon 10 5 p m al N·M Newport Beach GOURMET MARKET M.ah, Seafood, Del ..ct ,roct.c~ 3444 IE. Coast Hwy .• COf'OM ct.t Mer 675-1353 FtlHDELIVHY • • • • , •• \' • •• f\f ... ""*'. • !Jt• .• ,.. •.• INDIAN SUMMERS BRING WINTER COLORS Mums the Word \nd I ;i II'" tit, 11n11· l11 Ii I l hn ,;1n1h, 11111111• 11,11 .-.1 ·" Ill\• otll 1!.tr1k·n l ht.,,, 111.111 tllUtll h.1111,!tni! 1 .. 1,l.t I lllllfll 1,111l1,11n1•r•Jn<h •11•n •111 • .11 mum lr•·1, • (Ir f'l.1nl .1n 1lh,11 l111 mi1m '"' •nh·r Plan for lots of color !'l.tnt 11n r '"Ur h11lh, l 11f11r '"111bmal 1nn' t h.11 !11 .111 • .1 \\,1m1111g \rl'.nJ In ( lr,1n~1.·Lnu11t1 )ol:mll'll' kl· land pc1ppics 1 )\'er ltrnunn1l11s \\'lwlc Fain· Primrnsc O\'l'r \'l'l lcr\\' l>affmlils ~mJ hluc Im Pink F<iiry Primm~t· owr hluc iltHI white Iris Blue and yellow \'iolil~ rn·er rl'J Ranuncu lus SANTA'S WAREHOUSE Sneak Preview r Starts October 17 fu~I a ,x•ck of whal'~ lo rnmc C:cl ;i h1,·;id ~larl on maktnl! thl\ Chnsl ma~~·· 1111. Tht• cfwl> haw iu~I 111~~·1r hrrnJmcnt~. H11li,la~· 1.kc11r<1ti1m~. r 0 J-'-((;l_j On Sale Sensations \\ h<1l ll w wl'll·r11unJl'J J,!afJl'n 1~ l\'1.·:irin!! -1111J 11n ~ale. Camelli as ~' ~<lllon Azaleas :! }.!allcrn Hl'g. ,:.1 '1~111 Now $10.50 He}.!.$ ~l.~l~ Now $ 7 .98 On ~air througfi Oct 23rd It's Halloween and Our I Florist is Treating Thl.'rt•'J; a tril lo. lo l rcalr n.,: h..·i1ul1ful !alt ;irr.inl,!1'1l\<'.nl~. hol h trc1.h ;inil dri1.·d ( >ur fturist lo.n1111·~ lht•rn ;ill Your lamrill' 1< "';1111nu. Tlw pumrl-.111 1~ part1t 11larf1 1.fll.'l.·1al for l:ill Jn11ralinlo! Im•. 11 d1i..·~n'l hd\1,• tu h1.• ~CM)'), ~.....,;:::;:~!::::!!~~.., They arrive approximate!)' 20 days hefore llallow<?cn. And they're w ry lar1o1e . Some will be decorated in a uni11uc way. -NURSERY • INDOOR/OUTDOOR PLANTS & rLORtST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES PATIO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES San Joaquin Hills Rd. at ~lac Arthur Bl\'d. 1\cn is!\ from Fa!lhion Island • Newport Ocach Opc'n 9 to 6 Daily 640-5800 The Gallery in Review \11d 111u tf\11111!1.t '" """ h.1d ,, ~ll'l.'11 thumh \hh ''Ill "' ,,, ..... 1\,1\l' ·"' "'' 1 .. 1 \hit\~'"·' ,,, I >ur :-n11. t.1r\ .. 1th, Int, 11111 111111111 ft l-.1,· 111 .Cir,·d '"Ill .111<1111 .. n 1!111.irJ 1~11 f-i1,1"•••ll•,l111n rtu 111 .. nth "' '' 1".11111 ;ni.: h1,1" pl.tnl.r' 'Jlflnl-.hnl.! ,.111, •• 111,!f, .(,. ~' ,111,J ~nufftor, h••nl-.•, d•••r l-.111" l\l'.1' Jn.I ,1111ni . .I fl. 11111\' 111 .1d1!ilr"n. tf11· f{11i.:,·1' I •• rll•·n, ,,..11 • .th 1•11111 11111r 11·11u1 "' .111lltJttt •:-.p;11111111c, ''""t '·'"'' .h \, ..... ,.•fl\ FVI )U~I Jho.111! 1'\, n 1111111.! unJcr I he 'un. t •ur "I'''" JH amph1lh1:Jtrc h tlw t'l 1 .. · 1., ""-(I.uh '' nun.u,un pl.ml ,arc .. \nJ1.•.Kh 11~°"" !<1•1!•' '•h"'" '"ll hnl\ 111, rc;,1,• l'll.'.a11lltul h.in111ni.:h:i~l-.1 I> 1t'<.,·;i,.). IUn.1n1f ,hrn1,otl '"'"' de.ql!ni lll.! 1.!1•111u, . Join us: 11 :00 and '.\:00 Wee kdays 11 :00, 1 :00 and 3:00 Saturday and Sundi\y -. . Special Guest Gordon Baker Lloyd. 11.·1.1x-...!•·d l.!·•rJ,•1111111 .111th11r111. Jcmun~trak~ C 1mcf!1a ;inll \1;1k,1, ,1rc pl,11111111o1. pr •ti lf)J.: and ft-cdinj.!.' You're im•itcd to attend; October 7 Camellia and Azalea Care 11 :00 ( .11.:toht·r 21 Get Your Houseplants Ready for Winter 11 :00 Rcpolli n~. J\lilkini.{l·u It i "I-!" :\ ir la yt·ri n~. • J . ' A... DAIL v PtLOT Business Unique F,arming Methods Used for 'The Islan<J,s' STOCKTON 1APl Farm.ana LI a UtUe dUfer .. nt 1n lht' m1u~ of rtdalm~ pH\ bo1i1 and ediment soll west of hf'n calltod 'ttl-.. blanda." The liU\d would tM' under walu lf It weren't for mile" of levet'11 holdin1 back tnbutaraea ol t.be Sacramento·San Jo•qwri Delli! That fact wa• reemphaJu1ed a we8 ato today when a levee broke1, floodina ~.000 •rl"ft of pnme cropland ln one tract Th~ S<lft neR~ <it the peat S{lll, formed over mtlUons of years fr<>m dt•t·un11NJ1Ctng tul('s, rt'qu1res specialized m•chinery because whceleJ regs "'l 1nk right down," said retired grower J ohn lut'kt'rmun manage their irrigation properly. Zuckerman said. ·'There is no salt intrusion except in very dry years in late summer. and then people just don'l irrigate," he said. Potatoes one~ were the islands' main crop, but many farmers swit~hed to asparagus and com over the years as potato produc· li'armer& tn the 18land1 UH dlff•nnl equ1pmf'lnl and irr11a11on methods from most .rrowen t.ruuae their •oil 1~ 11C1 d11fenmt 111 furl, th"' ('aterptllar tractor was invented by Stockton hluduimllh He nJ1tm111 Holt to provide treads to spread the tractor's Wl'lt(hl for Wll' IO the ii>lands. Zuckerman said. Holt eot the idea trnm on.,nl ul farmers on the Islands who put tules on their horses' hl><>Vl'S so there would be fewer pounds per square inch. ··on the plus :;Ide, the soil Is so porous you can sub-Irrigate," uttd~d Zuckerman, 70, who farmed the Islands !or 42 years and whose htlhtir.w us the are11 's potato king in the early 19008 Sub·irrigatton involvt!s 11iphoning river water Into irrigation ditches wtll(•h flow tn two-Coot-deep holes called "spud ditches.'' "fly c<mtrolhnti: the hdght of the water in tho11e ditches, the watu subs right aeross laterally because the ground il'I lik e a apunge," Zuckerman exrlallled lion increased in other areas. · Not all the soiJ, reclaimed by Chinese workers in the 19th cen- tury. is peat. Mattes noted. "What's amazing is that each island has a little different type or soil," he said. "Some islands have a mineral type called sedi- ment soil that is brought in by rivers up above and deposited in the area." "The 5oU type 11 very wuql.tt 1n lbat area, very fertile, very hi&h in oricuuc matter whtt·h 111 what makea up peal.'' uld l>Ouar Mattn . San Joaquin County afneulture in1pector But the blackish, fluffy peat ia the a rea's best known soil, which people can see wafting away when a good wind rises. Most island growers don't live on their land and lli)me people can 't even live in Sl()('kton because of the peat dust. "It ·a very high m n1tro1en and or1anlc matter •o croPt d<> grow quite ea11ly." Matttts .aid 1n a telephone interview "However, lts's lOu(Cht'r around to farm bt>cause ol tbe cooalatency of the soil You have to work It at proper UmeA or you'll compact the soil Of" have It blow away on you " Salt from delta waters i~n 't a problem for growers who "lf you have allergies, peat raises havoc because it's reaJ fine particles of organic matter." Mattes said. Divorced Applicant Rates OK Solar Soothies Susan Conklin uses energy generated from solar panel to run her blender for making fruit juices she sells on a downtown Portland, Ore. street corner. She's named the product appropriately enough, "Suzi's Solar Soothies." Alcohol-powered Cars· Big in Brazil SAO PAULO Brazil <AP> -Automobiles that run on pure alcohol are beg~ning to catch on in Bruil -especiilly since gasoline went up to $2.61 a gallon and alcohol remained at Sl.24. . Taxi driver Joao Paulo Goncalves wheels a new alcoholic Volkswagen Beetle around Sao Paulo. Brazil's biggest and most car -congested city. "It's great. No problems." he said. "l don 't get the same mileage, but alcohol is so much cheaper. it's worth it." GONCALVES GETS 11.S MILES to the gallon with alcohol and used to gel 20 with gasoline in bis old taxi. A new alcohol VW Beetle costs the equivalent of $3,640 :.._.just 3 percent more than the gasoline version. It is almost exactly the same as the gas-burning model, except that lbe engine and the fuel system have been treated to withstand the higher corrosiveness of alcohol. · li Brazil is turning to alcohol as an alternative to. ~aso ~e because of the cost or importing petroleum -Sl0.5 baJlion this year. It also is studying the possibility of using vegellible oil as a substitute for diesel fuel. ADAfTING ENGINES TO RUN on the ~ure alcohol _is not dif. ficult, and sales of pure alcohol can are t~~g of!. leavmg a trail of would· be buyers behind on monlh·long wa~ll~g ~sts. . This country, with a population of 123 million_m an area s~g~t· ly larger lban the continental United States. decaded to exploit 1u tropical climate to grow petroleum subsli~ut~s. Already one of 4be world's top s ugar producers. it opted lo distill alcohol from sugar cane to use as fuel. . li IJ f al bol In Thia year Brazil will produce l bil on g_a ons o C? . . 1985, when total investment in the program Wtll reach $6 billion. it aims to make 2.8 billion gallons. NEW YORK tAPJ -Being divorced generally doesn 't pose problems for people looking for a management JOb. Sometimes It 's even an advantage But be- ing in the process of getting divorced is a real disadvantage. These are among the con· c lusions of a survey among heads of management-level personnel agencies across the United States and Canada. The survey was taken by Na· tional Personnel Associates, a net work or 237 personnel agen- cies that cooperate in riJling jobs at the S\8,000-$75,000 level. SIXTY-ONE percent of the survey respondents believe a · divorced job applicant is not at a disadvantage, while 31 percent believe there is a disadvantage. Eighy-four percent believe that being in a djvorce process is a dis- advantage while 10 percent dis· agree. Many or these agency heads. who exchange thousands of re· sum es and employer job listings yearly in their cooperative er. forts to fill jobs. expaQded on their questionnaire comments ·'Divorced persons are hot - employment candidates because they are independent of famiJy. Employers feel they devote more t.o the job and career than married or single people." eom· m-ented Phil Orlesky of Fort Garry Personnel Serviees Ltd .. Wi nnipeg. Ma nitoba "Un- fortunate ly . people go ing through a divorce a r e con· sidered somewhat unstable or unpredictable," be added. , "Tbe divorced person is more c•a,..s.lo•• Or . Edward G. Gibson, scientist.astronaut on the 84-day Skylab 4 mission in 1973 -74 , h as left the astro n a ut co rps f or a second time . H e will become advanced systems m anager for TRW Oefe~e and Space Systems group m Redondo Beach. ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~ COLLECT OAS CORNEA A•reCOIM69l•mpa OOLD a SILVER HCii tor 1~2-IO o.M C.... ...,... 16'-Cl. Ql,IJ1 ..., s.11 l(r\191rr.ndl .... am. ,..._ .. I.Hf .... ..... IOIC...-tM1. *6, -~-........ ..,., Sit-... ~ ,.-.i, c:.-•-.-. (714) 111 lllO 1outtt Collet Plaza Ylll•ge ..,_.._ .. ·----c...e-• OWM A IUSIMESS? IOU&HT A IUSIMESS? or only $38.~. the Orange Cont Dally Pilot Le1al Department will publiab your Flctltlous Bualnua Name Statement 4 times. We will file your bualneu name with the Oran1e County Clerk. Their fee la $10 for 1 bu'lne11 name, a,. for each additional business rname. SAVE STEPS! USE OUR CONVENIENT MAIL SERvtCI!: Dail)' Pilot: • Ple~Hnd me • me the fOClt·wotk. Thanh! Flctltloua BualM111 Namt> Statemt>nt rorm<111 and uve 'NAME .. .. ADDRESS . . . . . . . • • · • • · , CITY ITATE ... '......... .. .................. ' .... ZIP CODE ..... SA YI •.an~ MA.JLTO: tAJa\1. 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Tompson of Bowman As· sociates Inc., Grand Rapids. Mich. Charles 8 . Delbridge of As· sociated Personne l, Decatur. Ill .. says, "A female candidate who is in the process of getting a divorce is al a disadvantage because the employer might feel l!enQHE lleslclh Q Bent Fr BeyllM-B"tlne Benni PO that she will go back to her husband and stop working.·· "A divorce of less than .two years is a complete red flag, If getting divorced is mentioned no one will talk to the applicant," comments Evelyn Thomas of Salesmen Only Inc., Rosemont, 111. ON THE OTHER hand, Helen Piers Browning, CPC of Mutual Personnel Service, Maco•. Ga., feels. "A divorced female with children is highly prized for long-term management-oriented positions because she will have to work and will make the necessary life adjustments to succeed. 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October 3. 1980 s CWLV PILOl ,, I.; Despite PSA Strike Air Travelers Unhampered SAN DIEGO CAP> -The strike that s hut down Pacific Southwest Airlines appeared on lbe horizon 10 months before it landed, bke its big stretch jets that grow out of a llny speck in lhe sky A week ago, when the 450 pilots and flight engineers walked out after 10 rutile months of negotiations, everybody was ready. Airlines up and down the coast. the biggest ones as well as the liniest eight-seat commuter lines, grabbed up PSA ·s stranded 22.000 daily passengers instantly. BUT AS THE STRlKE entered its second week, everyone but the travelers, who had expected to be hurt the m05t, was complaining. PSA was losing $1 million a day without any sign of an early resumption of talks to set- tle the contract dispute. • Alt but a handful of the 3, 700 employees on PSA 's payroll wiJl be home by today, laid off and wondering how the b1Us will be paid. And the airline that tried to help the most, Pan Am, finds itself with a 333· seat white Dumbo in the skies. "WE WANTED TO help by pulling up the .... ____________ _,~ DC-10,'' says Pan Am ma na ger George • Willert. "The passenger load is getting better, but after a week we're still averagingJnly 80 passengers. It's got to be half foll to pay for itself." The big strike special le ves at 7 a .m for Los Angeles and San Francisco. comin back at night after shuttling back and forth four times a day "If we don't do better, we'll have to drop it," said Wilfert. THJS WAS THE SLACK season for air travel in California. Travelers scurried to other ticket counters for a few hours a week ago Thursday but they have reported little inconvenience since. By prior agreement, other airlines have honored all unused tickets PSA had sold on its 200 daily flights to 13 major cities in California and Nevada as well as Phoenix,. and cities in Mexico. Western Airlines added two round trips to its San Diego-San Francisco and Los Angeles-Sacramento routes and a round trip between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. DESPITE THAT, SPOKESWOMAN Linda Dozier said most of Western's planes have been flying 15 to 20 percent em pty. A special desk in San Diego was set up by Western for PSA passengers but "we've never had more than 15 to 20 people in that line," she said. "Things were busy but there were seats available .'' Julian Levine, a s pokesman for Continental Airlines in Los Angeles, said there have been "a few more passengers" than usual on flights between Phoenix and Los Angeles because of the PSA strike. JACK FRANCOIS, A SPOKESMAN for Los Angeles International Airport, said no problems have been caused by the strike even though PSA flew 70 percent of the travel between LA and San Francisco. 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WE MUST CLEAR OU'f OOR ENTIRE 1980 INVENTORY! OVER FACTORY INVOICE ON EVERY 1980 BUICK ... A SAVINGS OF UP TO $3000 . ' ON ... ELECTRAS, SKYHAWKS, REGALS, ESTATE WAGONS, LeSABRES, SKYLARKS, RIVIERAS & DIESELS. OVER 150 TO CHOOSE FROM. NOTICE TO THE BUYER -The 1nvo1ce total includes factory holdback and aover11s1no assoc1atoon assessments ano 1s not a net factory cost price to the dealer The 1nvo1ce may also not reflect the ull1mate cosr of the veh1cte on view or lhe dealer installed optoons rebates. and 1ncent1ve awards lrom the manufacturer lo the dealer COSTA MESA .. I I 'I 1 . i i I ........ ·-~ ..... • ·.N·S·l·D·E·:--·F .. ••.t·u·r-ing .... ·.C·o·m·l·c·s ........................ F.rl(My ..... ~ .. ·o09f .. 3 •. t.ie0 ............ 0H.L.YA.LOT ....... ~.--~~~~ •• Sad and Pathetie 'l..ast Durrah' for Ali Holmes Batters Fonner Champion Into Submission in 11th Round LAS VEGAS \AP> f'lreworts Ut up th~ sky over UW ... "'°wtrln& mountain ran1e that aurrounda thia l•llUAI capital of the country But somehow. they Memed terribly c.>ut of pla~ from a blubbt-ry 254 poWlds to a svelte 217\'t and rt'lum«t aat ""•' 38 to make tus bid. But II was not to be lnat.ed of ~ket.a and nate11. I\ WH a time for udd .... Boxin1 bad reached t.he end of &n era Wtwn Ali reitched lnlu the well for one more m1rat'ltl, he found 1t empty In the autumn of his '" w· ...... ••••lwr ..... tS.ePege84) ln the patklna lot out.aide a 1amblln1 culn<> where a 31-year-old boxer took .-bat should ~ bil lut de1perate shot at sports· blU•t prise boxing life, there just were no more springtimes TH£8E, IN A temporary rtna. surrounded by hotts ol hip rollers and fistfuls of celebrities, Muhammad All sat in his comer. beaten once and for all by Larry Holmes, a former $500 a week sparring partner who &raduated to the heavyweight ct,ampionsblp of the world. left • IT ALL t:NDEO In his corner when longtime trainer Angelo Dundee refused lo let him answer "It is the most glamorous tiUe in sports a · the bell for the I Ith round. It was a decision con- structed of compassion by a man who has been at Ah 's side from the beginning. crown Ali wore for an unprecedented three times, a crown he wanted once more. So he thrust aside two years of retirement, punished his body down The irony of the ending was that 16 years ago, Dundee pushed his fighter out of a corner lo a seventh round knockout of SoMy Liston that made F our-gmne Streak Dodgers Need That to Win NL West SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -It was difficult to distinguish between the pennant contenders and the also-rans when the Gianta concluded their season series with the Dodgers. There was a euphoric glow in the Giants' clubhouse and dejec- tion in the Dodgers' quarters after the Gianta posted a 3·2 vie· · tory Thursday night. The Giants probably didn't re- alize they had clinched firth place, but they knew they bad handed the Dod1er1' pennant hOJ>H a c111Sbins blow -and that .... all that mattered. PE8RAP8 111£ rivalry isn't what it used to be, yet the vic- tory was especially sweet for the Gianta' club which finished the season series 5.13 against the Dodgers and is 15-30 against them at Candlestick Park since 1978. • 'Tlala waa more •aUal)'ln• lb.an a P'and..aam, •• aal4 team eapUID Darrell Evam, wbme two-out, two-run •tnsle with the baaea loaded in the bottom ol the el1btb erased the Dod1ers' 2· 1 lead. Tbe game-winnin1 blow, a blooper to right. knocked Los Angeles three games behind Houston entering. a three-game series with the Astroa beginning tonight at Dodger Stadium. "We've got to win four in a row now," grumbled Dodgers' Manager Tommy Lasorda, mindful a series sweep would merely earn a tie and force a playoff game at Dodger Stadium Monday. LOS ANGELES seemed to be in good shape wben starter Dave Goltz entered the bottom of the eighth with a 2-1 lead, thanks to Steve Garvey's two-run bomei .PROMOTER AS~ $151MlLUON LAS VEGAS <AP> -A lawsuit by a Los Aneeles-based promoter, which claimed to have the ori1inal rlehts to Muhammad Ali's comeback fl1ht, WU flled Thursday in U.S. District Court against Don Kine Productions Inc., seeking SU1.5 mlllion in compensatory and pUllitive damaees. Also named as defendants were All and Larry Holmes. A spokesman for Prime Sports said the tesal action was not an attempt to stop the fieht but rather to seek redress from the current promoters, who "wron1fully conspired to ex· elude Prime Sports from promo- tJon of the fight." The lawsuit contends that Prime Sports spent $1.5 million "to secure the ri&hta to Ali's comeback attempt." The Pennant Race Games W l GS left y-Houston 92 17 .579 Dodgera et 10 .sea 3 y-Ctlndted tie tor division thle. The Remains Schedule HOUSTON (3): Away (3) Oct. 3, 4, 5 at Loe Angeles. DODGERS (3): Home (3) Oct. 3. 4, s ve. Homton. off Vida Blue in the first inning. Goltz had allowed the Giants only two earned runs in 32 in· nings this season, one of the runs coming in the fifth inning when Blue hit a sacrifice fly. · Pinch-batter Milt May singled with one out in the eighth, Max Venable beat out an infield hit and pinch-batter Jim Wohlford nied out. After the count went to 1-1 on Jack Clark, Goltz had to leave the game. ''My right calf ·cramped up,'' explained Goltz, 7·10. '· 1 fell it on the farat pitch to Clark. Then I bad DOUllnc on the second one. I COUidn't push olfthe mound." Rt Jlever Bobby Ca1tlllo walked Clark, loading the bales. Steve Howe took over and Evans got around on Howe's inside 1-0 pitch for his 13th game-winning RBI of the season. "IT'S AS BIG a hit as I've got all year," said E vans . "l 've seen a lot of their hits do the same thing. This usually hap· pens to us. I just got enough of the ball to lift it over the in· field.·· "It was the best pitch I could throw in that s ituation -a fast ball up and in," said Howe. "There's nothing else I could do." Greg Minton. 4-6, was the win· ner in relief and Al Holland picked up his seventh save for the Giants, who begin a season· ending, three-game series with last place San Diego tonight. THE DODGERS will rest their hopes tonight on the right arm ~ Don Sutton (12·5), who has easi· ly been the team's moat effec· tive and consistent pitcher this season. Sutton, who will be opposed by Houston's Ken Forsch (12-12), leads the National League in earned run average at 2.21. Ironically. this could be the IS· year veteran's last performance in Dodaer Blue, u be ia current· ly on the Ol1tiOll year of bla con- tract and a settlement doesn't appear to be in si•bt. "I'd rather have him in tomor- row's came than anyone." ex· pressed balterym ate Joe Fer1uaon. "That's no slight on any of the other pitchers." him champion. It marked the beginning of an amazing odyssey that weaved its way around the world. from Manila to Munich, from Zaire to Kuala Lumpur. And it ended as it began, with ·a boidng legend in his comer and Dundee working over him feverishly. though in slow moUon, almost a ghostly image of lhe man who once ruled the world of boxing. Sometimes il seemed as if. Ali was walking through a dream, fighting from memory. asking b.is body to do things it could no longer do. "We all come and we all go," said Holmes. "When you fight a friend, t.o me a brother, you can't get happiness. I fought a no win situation. I did what I had to do." • What Holmes did was pitch a shutout. He bit Ali almost at will from the beginning of the bout. Sometimes AU would hang back on the ropes -re- calling the rope-a-dope style that captured the championship from George Foreman in 1974. But Holmes found huge holes in the peelt·a·boo style, tattooing Ali with a stinging left jab and scoring re- peatedly. "There were times when I was hitting bim at will," said Holmes, a compassionate man who had a sense of what was happening before him and knew he was watching the disintegration of a once· great champion. "I pulled back in one round. I didn't want to bit him a few times and I held back. but I did what l)lad to do." THERE WERE moments when Ali moved as IN ntE NINTH round, Holmes jolted Ali with seven straight punches to the bead as the ex- champion, clearly in trouble, reeled along the ropes and covered up. Holmes battered Ali com· pletely around the ropes in that ·round. OnJy tbe <See BA1TERED, Page 82) ·~-MUHAMMAD ALI CONNl!c;'TS WITH A RARE PUNCH EARLY IN THE TITLE BOUT. Miraeles Gone Nothing Was Left But Ghost of Ali By WILLIAM GRIMSLEY A~"'9tlatc.r,..... •a t LAS VEGAS <AP) -It was, as advertised. "The Last Hur- rah." the eulogy for a great ring champion. And it was a poignant. heart- rend.ing scene. There was Muhammad Ali , sitting on his corner stool, his puffed eyes expressionless, star- ing off to the right and his arms banging limply over rubbery legs. HE WAS IUST a ghost of the fat-faced, fast-talking kid who had delighted the world for two decades with h..is fist.ic prowess and his puckish charm. Now nothing was Cunny any more. Wetness showed in the eyes of Angelo Dundee, the gifted little trainer from Miami Beach who had choreographed his boxing fortunes ever si11ce he turned pro in 1980. HJs other aides were paralyzed with disbelief. Bun· dini Brown, the court jester, wept convulsively. The sport's most magnetic figure of aU -time tried to pull one more miracle out of his hat. Hia fingers came out empty. He was the easy victim of the younge r , s tronge r Larry Holmes. wiMer in 11 and still the World Boxing Council he avyweight champion of the world IT WAS THE first time In all of his 60 pro fights that he had failed lo answer a bell. ll was tragic and it was un- necessary. How much better it would have been if we could have re- COMMENTARY membered him in another way -the sleek Louisville youngster waving his Olympic gold medal at Rome, the 15·1 s hot who c rushed an awesome Sonny Liston t.o win his championship for the first time in 1964, the rope-a-dope disappearing artist who stopped a favored George Foreman in the Congo in 1974 and the superb battler who won over Smokin' Joe Frasier in their third bout In "The Thrills in Manila." The latter wa~ Ali's finest hour -a 14th round victor over Frazier in a fierce slugfest that critics ·called perhaps the best heavyweight fight of all time. Astros', Yankees' Magic Number - I THAT'S WREN he should bave quit. He had climbed every mountain. He had aven&ed every loss, beaten every foe - the army, the Supreme C<Matt. the fight establishment, an an-Nlekro, and Joe Mor1an delive~ a two-run sih&le to ftefp U.e Altroa move to wtthln one came of cllneblna tbe West UUe. Meanwhile, in the NaUoaal Leasue Rut, Pblladelpbla Mana1er D.allaa Green aaya be bu the fut feellq bb team la iolnl to win. Gree apoke after the PbilU•, aided by roolde Keith Moreland'• na-acortnc 1ln1l• ln the HYenth, beat the CblellO Cube, 6-J Tburtclay ntibt and moved lD· to a U. for ftl"lt place wlda t.be llGatnal &xpoe. TM PblWel l.tt after the 1ame for lloetrMl, wbeN t.be.1 meet tbe SxPGI 1D tbe ftMI dine 1•m• of t.be .......... l\Utlal:= -uu•1 .·., tban I felt all .... 1 Celt that we're going to win," says Green who admit.a that lt would be no eaay taak winnint two out of the three from hltb-n)'ln1 Montreal on the Expos' fteld. .. But we have to do to them what they did to UI," be 11y1, referrtna to the Ex· poe, wlnnlna two out of the three in Pblladelphla lut weekend. Wbat doel Green think will spell the difference in tbe three-same aet at Olympic Stadium in Montreal? "Pltchiq wtn decide the sertn," he ••Y•· "We 1ot decent P.itchinl lut . wHktod but no otleue. I m more wor· rted aboul ow otfeDH tban OW' pitcblnc. w.~ .. IOlto•eoreruu ... In New York, meanwblle, the Yan • __,.-- kees sc:on!d three runs and that was enough to beat the Detroit TI1era, 3-2 and clinch a tie for the American East title. Oscar Gamble and Reggie Jacltaon bluted consecutive fourth-innlna homera to 1park the Yankee victory. New York can wrap up lt.s fourth dlvl•ioo crown in five yean by wiDniDC one of three reaular-aeaaon endina 1ames with tlM Tlfen or ll •eeond· place BalUmore drop9 oae ol tta tbree a1al111t Cleveland. Tb• Oriol•, ldle Thunday night, trail by three 1amea. Ron Guidry and Rieb Gollap teamed up on a MYeD·bltt« TbundaJ n.ltbt a1alnlt .oetro6t to reduce the Yankees' ma1k number \o 1. .. tagonistic public. · But be couldn't quit. H1a e10 had been inflated by the unend· ln1 cheers of hi• adorln1 followers all over the wo.rld: ''Ali! Ali ! Ali !'' Jt Wll a stimulant, a drug that forced bJm on. Money didn't drive him -be earned 10me • million and, by hla own admiulon, bad I Umouainee, mamioaa and roll· inl farma. His pride fed oe UM ' chant.a. They were Ulce shoa of I dope in lilt arm. I •'Tb• l.aat Hurrab." He thoulht Allab would bl... ldm J (8-GllOIT, Pap Bl) .... . fl2 DAIL 'f PILOT A Capaule Report From th• World of Sport• W 0111en fluddle to Arra•ig~ Lifti~ of Rams Blackt•ut Thl" TV hluc-knul o n Sunday ' Rum~ 49t-rs [!] ,c 1rn1 t• from Anahe-lm Stadlum h1t11 b t>{ln 11 rt .. d •. t beC"aui1i' two l'Xt't'ullvi' womrn r1ut thl'tt ht•1td11 toi ether amt c11m.-up w11h a plan KaUu·yn Thomp.'lon. J1r.-s1df'n\ of A&C Properties, hud dl•d with thtms owner Geor11a F'ronhere and derided Lo bu.v from F'rol11Jert' All 500 unllold tl<'kt•ts for Sunday 's icamt' Uy creuttnl( a sellout mon · than 72 hours bt-fon• k1r koff Thom1lSun t>oabletJ the !iJm' to lift lht· S.111thl"rn 'ahforn1t1 bli.r kuut Thompson lieli\l' 2.w of tht· 1 wkl'I:. tu \ u nous Oran Kt' l '11u11t l'hurttlt'!>, lht'n handed out tht' rest on II first {'Orne f1r:.t sen•e basis to C"U:.tomt:r'> al her salt.>'> ofh n~ tn Sunta Ana· "Ont' or our l'Ompany Hittfl fan:. :.ug , ge!tted that tht' only way }OU can sell homes 1s to read\ people ,· Thompson ex plained, "and bringing u:. Ra ms TV by buying up all the ti<'kets might be 1t bett1·1 TMOMPM>ff way to rea<'h people than a full-oaee e:td · Frontiere has promised Thompson she will get the nghl of first refusal to buy up unsold tickets for every hom e game this year. Thompson, in tum, says she is willing to buy up to 1.700 tickets for each game, just so Southern California can see the Rams on TV. ------Qtto•r ol dw Day------ Jack Buck, pity-by-play man for CBS radio on Mon· day night football games, needling the ABC television crew: "I've know Howard Cosell for an awful !fng time, and l appreciate his accomplishments. But I honestly think that he's about run his course, just like 'I Love Lucy' and 'The Honeymooners.· His day may be just about over.'' Pal.wr Tak~• ~~ad "'if h Si.r Birdi.- Amold ra1mer, making a charge reminiscent !I of the 1960s when he dominated the game, reeled off six birdies in firing a 66 Thursday to take the opening round lead in the Southern Open golf tournament at Columbus, Ga. Palmer, now 51 and playing in seniors tournaments. has not won on the tour since capturing the Bob Hope Classic in 1973 and has not led a tournament since the opening round of the 1977 BC Open . . . Ruben Green of the United Stales fired a 3-under-par 67 Thursday to take the first-round lead in a golf tournament in Cheepstow W.ales. The 33·year-old former U.S. Open champion from Birmingham, Ala., headed Spain's Muuel Ballesteros and Ireland's Des Smyth by one stroke . . . Cunts Strange of the U.S. smashed the record of the Antwerp Golf Club with a 10-under-par 62 lo take a two-stroke lead over Bob Clampett of the U.S. in the Laurent-Perrier Tournament in Belgium . . The three -day LPGA Team Championships begin to- day in Portland. Ore .. and no pair of golfers has done better than Doaaa Caponi Voung and Kathy Whitworth. Three years ago, they finished third Two years ago they finished first. and last year they were fifth. Seven of the top 10 money win- ners on the LPGA tour are among the 98 professionals in the field for tJljs unoffi cial st op on the LPGA tour. E.r·R .. f Wr Pllftf rr B.-lt A • .. fl l.radrn Former Golden West College standout Rick [iJ Partricfae i.a back amon1 the le8Clinc NFL punters, 4 t but be'• we...tna • cWreNllt un1lorm aow. Laat ...... ~· atepped 1n lw a.Jund Rusaell Zndebm a New OrlHna ud •ver .. ecl 40.t yarda per punt. ranklq tum third In the NFC. · "But when Erxleben returned to action, the S.U.ts traded Partridge to San Die10. It's the third team for Partridge in two seasons Che was signed and then released by Green Bay ). Partridge. who prepped at Tustin H.igh. is averaging 43.9 y~rd~ per _punt in four gam es for the Chargers. which ranks him in a tie fo r third in the Nrl. with the Rams ' F rank Cor r al. 1tfrfttW•• Tflrfl" Hll• P•~r ...... fl al ~1dh•· 1tru vl' in lhrl'l' runs with a lrl 1 h111I 11111111..: ll1111hh.' und WUUe Wlll'tOn scored twice 111 tirt Kan .... 1 ... ('1tv to a 11 :t victory over Seattle l'ltut '>lllJ\ 1111o1ht an 1-\meriran League baseball .11 t1un Huy h lhml hu:.cman r.wrtee Brett walked a nd drove 111 .1 11111 "11h u ... :ll'rtfire fly hut was hitless in two official ut hat~ <1:. ht ' Am ·rican Leagul· leading hatting average 1l1111H•1I tu :1x\1 The Rost11n Red Sox snaooed a fuur ~amc l•l'>a n~ s treak hy beating T11rn11tu, 4 l rm the seven hit pitching of l'tlok1e -;outhpuw John Tudor. Tudor. 8·5. r('t1rctl thl• r1r~I 1110(' lJattcrs he f<t l•ed , -.tn kmg oul l l VC' ur them Guy Hortman won his first m ajor league game. hcnefitinl=( from a 15-hit a ttark that pared lht· Ch1rago Wh ite Sox to a 9·4 vit'LOry over the Oakland A's The Minnesota 11'w1ns won their \Olh and 1 lth straight ~times. selling a tluh r·ecord, by s weeping Tt'xas m a double·header The Twins took w••• the first game. 6 3 as Georr Zahn scattered t'l).(ht l11b Tht') \\On the .set'Ond gJme, 4·1 . Third hu-,t•m..in Graig ~eules. sidelined sin<'e Jul~ 24 bec<tuse of 111ft•1·11111a-. hl'PJ ltt1 .... has been reactivated by the New York Y Jllkt'l'., Bob Lacey, the Oakle:tnd relief pitcher who fallt·d m ;u\\ lllllt!'> this ScCiSOn when he wa'> supposed to fmbh ).(J tnl''> 1::. "t'hcdulcd to get his fu-st s tart Saturday aJ:ainsl the ~l ii" .iukt'l' llre1H·r') Ba•rlJall Toda11 -----~ On th.is date in baseball in 1962: The San Fran<'isco Giants staged a nmth·inning t'OmebaC'k whic h featured two hits, four walks, one wild p1trh. and two errors as they won the NL pennant with a 6-4 viNory over the Dodgers in the third and deciding playoff game On this date in 1951: Bobby Thomson cracked perhaps the most famous hit in baseball history -a three-run homer off Halph Branca to give the New York Giants a 5.4 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the third and deciding NL pennant playoff game. On this date in 1947 : Cookie Lavagetto's two.run, two-out double 1n the ninth inning -the first and only hit off Yankee starter Bill Bevens -gave the Brooklyn Dodgers a thrilling 3-2 victory in the fourth game of the World Series Pa••orl"i Grf • G~ Lighf for SMftdafl Quarterback Dan Past.orlni, one of several • Oakland players injured_ last Sunday, is scheduled to s tart this weeke nd in the Raiders' National Football League game with Kansas City. "His ribs are bruis~. but not <'r acked," a team spokes m an said , Heavyweight Greg Page extended his undefeated s treak to 13 by registering ~is 12th .consecutive knockout when he stopped Dave Johnson m the sixth round Thurs day night at Madison ~uare Ga_rd_en . . S~ctacular Bid, birtding to become the first SJ m11l1on wanner m thoroughbred raring history. and seven others are enLered m Saturday's $500,000-added J ockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park. ·1·e1.-rbio11, Radio Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Rati ngs are : • • • / excellent ; " ( 1 worth watching ; / " fair ; ' forget it. n 7:30 p.m .. Channel 11 I v ./ v DODGERS BASEBALL: Houston at Dodgers Announcers: Vin Scully and Ross Porter. If Houston wins any of the final thr" oames with the Dodgers, the Astros are the Western Division champions . Houston's victory over Atlanta Thursday. combined with the Dod~rs• loss to San Francisco gives the Astros a thrff-9ame lead with thr~ remaining. Don Sutton < 12·5l is on the mound tor the Dodgers against Ken Forsch (12·12) in game one of the pivotal series. RADIO -. & Baseball Angels a t Chicago. S:JO pm , t<.MPc 71 0) Hou ston at Dodgers. 7 ·JO p.m .. KABC 1790). Bclsketb 1 ' Gol den State vs Lakers at Fresno, 8 p.m., KLAC CS70) Carew Olympics Comes to Los Caballeros Eight sports stars including the sponsor will compete in the Rod Carew Olympics at the Loa Caballeroe Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain Valley Oct. 25 and 26, with proceeds of the af. fall' aoing to the 011ange County Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Each of the stars will captain • team in a superteams-type competition on the format of the ABC television series. Included in the group are former world record holder and Olympic medal winner Dwight Stones in the high jump; five· time gold medal winner in the 1976 Olympic Gamn, John Naber; Bob Seagren. the 1972 gold medal winner fn the pole vault; David "Deacon" Jones , Don Baylor. Belly Cook and An· dy McBride. A five and lO·kilometer run will take place at 8 a .m. Salur· day to officially kickoff the Rod Carew Games with the start and flniah at Los Caballeros. All registration fees will go lo the Multiple Sclerosis Society with the aroup hoping to exceed $50,000 ·Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dtvlaioa W L Pct. GB X·Kansas City 95 64 .597 Oakland 82 78 .513 13~ Minnesota 76 82 .481 18~ Texas 73 85 .462 21 ~ Chicago 67 90 .427 27 A••elt 6S 92 .414 29 Seattle 59 100 .371 36 Eas& Division y-New York 101 58 .635 Baltimore 98 61 .616 3 Milwaukee 85 75 .531 16th Boston 83 74 .529 17 Detroit 83 76 .522 18 Cleveland 78 79 .497 22 Toronto 64 95 .403 37 x-CUnched division title y-Clinched tie for division ti· tie ~··1cCl\lc-t,Oelll-• Ml..-. .... THe•l-1 9"t.,•. Toronto I N .. Vorlt J. O.lrolt 1 KtnMI Cl~. S.atlle t 0111~-.tcNdul..i TMO'tO- A ..... l...,lftt•ll •I Chi<-l tlurnt 1).131." T.,_o l~n M l at &of•11 IOIWf"oril 1.0) Clov•lend 10•<1\lnlto t·11 et tltlllmoro ll'OI,,,., l~IOI, n Detroit (l"lltry 1 .. 1 et H .... 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(l52TDE). s3595 * Wl'llPIHWAY CLOSI: ~Jr.JON SPORTS BREAK I BOXING t '.--.PagrBI BATTERED FlGURE • • • ri n g savvy and experience gathered over two decades of boxmg warfare allowed Ah to escape the round on his feel The crowd of 25,000 who paid a record $6 millfon for this Don King-Caesars Palace promotion. tried to help their man, starting a chant of "Ali , Ali, Ali," the cry he has heard all over the world Before the bout began, Ali had led the cheer, much the way he ~s so many t imes before. This ~e. however. the chant could not help. · · 1 wanted to stop the fight a fte r the ninth round," s aid Oundee. "Bur he wanted to keep ~oing." So Ali came out for the loth, s till fighting from memory. lay· Ing on the ropes and taking tons o r leath e r from Holmes . Somehow. he stayed on his feet, refusing to fall as the champion pounded away at him Merciful- ly. the bell rang and Ali s ank to hts stool. This time, however. he stayed there Or Don ald Romeo of the Nevada Athletic Comm ission. l'ame into the ring to examine I he fi ghter Heferee Richard (;rt'en moved to the corner as well. "Al.f SAID HE wanted to go on but Angelo as ked me to strip it," sa id Green. '"He looked bad I l'ould tell by his eyes. They we re glassy He had nothing lert. lie wasn't defending himself µroperly I really was afraid he'd gel hurt." Fnr a brief moment, there we:ts a I 1 vely argument between Dundee and Bundin1 Brown, a longtime member of the Ali e n· tourage .Bundini was urging Dundee to let the fi~ht continue but the trainer was having none of that. He kne w Ali had absorbed enough punishment. He knew there was no hope left. He knew the er a was over. When il ended. Holmes did no\ celebrate. He simply turned back to his com er . his night's wo rk done. It was not a moment tu celebrate. It was a moment to reflect. Holmes walked across the ring to pay his respects to Ali. "I TOLD IOM, 'l love you and I really respect you. You are a great athlete and one of the greatest fighte rs of all time.' " Later , Holmes expanded on that. ·'I f o u ~h t th e best heavyweight in the world," the champion said. "He's one hell of an athlete and .man. I respect the guy. Most of the guys I've roug~. if I hit them as hard as I hit Ali . they couldn't stand up." That respect was almost evi· dent in the ring where Holmes fo ug ht a skillful fight. but was obviously not bent on destruc· tion. Schwarzstein Wins Amateur Surf Title Alis a Schwarzstein of Laguna Beach won t he California a mateur surfin~ championship at San Onofre Beach recently in three to five-foot surf. Following he r in the point s tandings were Kim Mearig or Santa Barbara; Shelley Darrow of San Diego: Susan Mills of Ventura. and Carolyn Krammer of Vista t 'rc,..PageOf GHOST IMAGE ... one more lime But he went lo the well once too often Nothing was there Now it was definitely over . He finally reached the point of no return. THE IRONY IS thal Ali's de· m ise at> a ran g fi g ure was a chieved in a pagan se lling. You ('Ould almost feel the age of the Caesar s in t his parking lot Coliseum adjacent to the st atues a nd marble of Caesa rs Palace Old Julius would have loved 1t f\ero would have plucked his fid die. and who would have noticed the fire? The fans were like blood\hin· ty Romans. giving their thumbs up and thumbs down salutes to the gladiators. Most or the ac· claim was for Ali but it turned to fickle boos at the end Holl> wood matinee idols strolled to their 'ringside seats 1n their tuxedos and s linky satins F rank Sinatra dre w the loudest applause. Las Vegas' big rollers occupied the S500 seats. guests of the casinos Ali relished 1t lie pranced about the ring in his black- t rim med white satin s horts . teasing Hol m es. pulling his facia l a cts and leading the crowd tn "Ali !" cheers. PROMOTER DON KING wore black tie and tails with a r rimson vest and laced s hirt and s leeves. his hair standing up like por ('upine s pear s . Two Arab shieks stood at attention in the ring with the singing of the na- tional anthe m . Then the bell rang . Holmes . the forgotten champion. came out, looking Uke a shiny, sleek race bone. He fought a m e asured, de· liberate fight. Ali. old and tired. hardly threw a punch. Too bad T ake those eight m1lhon cash dollars. as you call them. Alt, and go bad to your farm Take r are of Veronica. Send aJI those kids to school. And we'll a ll try to remember you as you used to be -"The Greatest." \ ' t FOOTBALL Friday, October 3, 1980 CWL Y PILOT al Edison Defense Gunning for Griffin : Courtney Gnflln, • 5 10, lll).&>0under, and his ltllUUll Wah t.umm•lu battle the Southem -stt' llon '• No I ckfens~ tonl1&hl with Edison supplying the oppo!'lllon £dlaon, 101n11 for It• 12th stra.i1ht victory, has allow,Jd .,.. averaaie ot 32 yards ruahln1 per oppo- nent lhl• Aeuon. lusyed by linebacken. Troy Seurer and Rkk 018ernardo. who back up M front five con1l1tln1e of ends Rob Warden and Bryce Malna;i, t•<'klea Rick Ponder and Bill Thomas and OOH 11uard Jl111 McClure. Only 01 R.:rnardo, at 8-3, 4'06, ls in the 200- pound ran&e °'' Edi~on'a defense. whlch thrives on qulckneaa. Griffin ran for 2lll yards on 24 carries and three UkH'hduwnii agalniil N~wport Harbor, but wu held to 71 yurd11 on 16 carries a week a10 by Warrttn £dUon anawera orrenaively with D.J . Bell (5.7 nera,e-and fi~TDt > and hard-runnlng run6ick Dave Geroux. Jn another blue r ibbon iame the Barons of (8] PREP FOUTB.4IL Fountain Valley travel to Cerrit.oe College where Angelus League power Servile awaits. These two have met three times in the past two seasons and 'F'ountain Valley has won tbem all -although two were not decided until the final seconds. Matt Stevens is the big gun for the Barons at quarterback, but the Barons' offense has yet to really show itself. Each Is 2·1 on the field, but Servile enters 0-3 because or two forfeits forced by an ineligible player. Aside from Edison, two_oUters put up un~aleo - records tonight -Marina enters with a 3-0 record against Estancia (2· l) and Laguna Beach <2-0) is at Irvine (0.3). Huntingtol) Beach goes for its second straight victory and Costa Mesa and San Clemente are ,try- ing to get out of losing skldA. Toatgllt'a Scbedale <7 :3') Millikan vs. Edison at Huntinaton Beach Fountain Valley vs. Servile at Cerritos College Huntington Beach vs. Cypress at Western Estancia vs. Marina at Westminster Laguna Hills vs. Costa Mesa at Newport Harbor Laguna Beach at Jrxlne El Capitan at San Cl'emente El Toro at Mission Viejo Howard L. Handy New Kid • Ill Town .. By HOWARD L HANDY Of ttoe 0.11, P1W IUtt Early polls oftentimes are mis leading, and this year could be no exception, but from all in- d ications, Irvine High may replace perennial powers Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach at the top or the Orange Coast area o.11, .....,. ... ., ~-volleyball contingent. MIKE WOMACK LEADS GOLDEN WEST DEFENSE. Irvine has already defeated J.,aguna Beach and Rmtlers Host Tough Pierce By CURT SEEDEN Of .. o.ltf """ ..... Golden West College football coach Ray Shackleford goes after his lootb career coachinll victory tonight when hia RusUen host LA Pierce in a pre-season battle at LeBard Stadium (7:30). The RusUen hope to brand a Ion on the visit- ing Brahmas who carry a very deceivinl 0-2 re- cord into tbe contest. Shackleford aaya bit main coacem ioa11bt ii 1toppin1 a potentially explosive Pierce olfeme. At the same time, he's downplayin1 the milestone tbat will be reached witb a victory. ''I guess I'll be more excited when I win my lOOtb com- munity college game,'' he says. "To be honest, Iba- ven 't thought about it the sli1htest. •' Tenth-year coach Jim Pendleton and bas Brahmas have encountered two tougb foes in San- ta Monica and College of the Canyons. The Corsairs handed Pierce a 31-0 setback in tbe 1980 opener than.ks mainly to some sloppy ball handli~ by the Brahmas. In their second outing, the Brahmas were stunned in the final minutes by College of the Canyona, ta-14. GWC, meanwb.lle, la 141 and comln• off anodaer 80ti4 def ... lve .non lD lut week'• 30-0 romp over <>ranee Cout Colleee- Tbe Rustlen have two premiere defensive linemen in Mike Womack (6-3, 230) and Lindsey Grey (6-3,255). Tbetwowereinatrumentalinholding tbe Pirates to just 18 yarda ruabinl last week. Tonight, they'll have to contend with Pierce quarterback Babe Laufenbere. a trasfer from Stanford and tailback Don Maniani, one of 16 re- turning lettermen for the Brahmas. is rated third in the latest poll, with Laguna fourth. Defending CI F champion Newport is liste<l in eighth place and Cd M'isn't even in the top 10. the only other area team in that elite group is Mater Dei, a flfth pl ace choice. COACH MARK MCKENZIE'S Irvine squad has 6-1 Kim Oden, a junior, back in the lineup. She was an all-league player as a sophomore and MVP of the Costa Mes a tournament. She is a hitter and middle blocker. Suzy Boggess (6-0). was a second team aJl- league choice last year and is a setter. Other starters for the Sea View League Panthers include Lynnda (5-8) and Lynn (6·0) Kelley, Dana Shaw (5-4) and Flicka Locke (5·6). Coach Maggie Buchan at Mater Dei bu seven returnine players from a team that went to tbe 4-A semifinals a year ago El8EWllERE ALONG the prep front, coaches are generally optimistic. I 0-K, 5-K Runs Set Run your art out. That's tbe slogan of the Newport Harbor Art Museum when it holds its second annual IO-kilometer and five-kilometer runs Sunday. Oct. 12. Runners can pre-register through Oct. 8 for a $7 .SO entry fee which includes a T-shirt. Late re- patration ia $5, but doea not include the abirt. Tbe eounes follow a scenic, level courae alona Newport Beach's Back Bay. 'l'be ftve-ldlometer nm be&lm at 7:30 a .m ., while tbe 10-K f~Uo~ at 8. All p~ from the race benefit the art museum. Ttie races have been planned to coincide witb the montb-long celebration of the museum's 18th anniversary. Participants should pick up their entry packets at tbe Newporter Inn's lower parking lot. For additional Information, phone 546-3663. AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR THE MERCEDES-BENZ OWNER Mercedes-Ben1 ta.k e~ ride in the way i n hich their cars are de- igned and built. The same • measure of care and atten- ion is applied to the service provided by your author- ized Mercedes-Ben1 dealer. Like any sophist icated ork of e nginee ring. . Mercedes-Benz requires a ref ul servicing. It needs. the perceptio n and experience of au- horize d dealer personnel. people who have been trained by Mercedes- Benz. It needs the specialized tools nd equipment that an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer has at its dis- posal. And. a highly trained Mercedes-Benz service technician is nec- essary for expert diag- nosis. Our service techni- cia n~ a t Mi~~inn Viejo Im- port~ arc ready to gi ve your Merced es-Be nt the care worthy of a sound trans- portation inves tment. The high resale value of a Mercedes-Benz is partly due to the way in ·which it is built. partly to the" se9iil'le care and,servicing given by the owner. For an in-depth ser vice analysis of yo ur Mercedes- Benz call Tate Casey or Keith Mal- comson. (714) 831-1740 o r 495-1700. Mission Viejo Imports Wh•n a car Is •n1ln11r1d like no othtr car In tht world It should be ••rvlc•d llltt no oth11 car In tht world. •111 Muperke Pukwa, (1·5 at Avery), M~n Viejo, CA 92692 I . ., "We are undefeated in our r1rst two practice matches and in a scrimmage including 1979 CIF 3-A champion Gahr High," says Rick Evans at Fountain Valley. '·Marina should contend for the Sunset League title," says Barbara Creighton. "The addition of some excellent players from last year's JV team and more sophisticated training and development programs is producing a very good team." "This will be the strongest team we have had," says Westminster High coach Dave Lind- quist. • "This year's team is the hardest working and most cohesive or any team I've coached at San Clemente," says J ack Iverson at San Clemente. ON THE JUNIOR COLLEGE front. con- ference championships have been the rule rather than the exception. Lou Ann 'terheggen's Golden West RU.Stien; are defending state champions and Jane Hilgendorf's Orange Coast Pirates won the ti- tle two years ago. Saddleback has captured two consecutive Mission Conference titles. All three figure to be among the top teams in their respective circuits and one could emerge once again as state title winner. Sophomores returning at Golden West include Gina Howerton, Tamara Lauderdale, Linda Oben, Tina Herreas, Kim Nutter and Johnette Tarango. At Orange Coast, returnees include Laura Bandel, Julie Gergdahl, Sue Habecker. Wendy Hooper, Jolene Huffman, Nancy Ruzicka and Mary Platfoot. Nancy Bessette's Saddleback Gauchos have Kim Carroll, Renee Huffman, Mila Kubr and Mol- ly O'Hanlon as sophomores. Kubr ls a transfer and the others are lettermen. .................... AT UC lllVINE, new head coach Mike Puriu will have six returning lettermen including Tari Cody and Marilyn Horn. Both were all-SCAA choices last year. Cody on the first unit and Hom on the SttOnd. Other returnees include Sue Grecory, Jean Lontfteld, Kell,r Flcueroa and llicbelle ltelley. It ftcure-to'be another banner aeuon fw Orange Coutareateam.s. PIECE OF GRANITE -Edison High linebacker Troy Seurer t. part of tbe Cbariren • stone walJ defense whtcb baa limited three opponents to 32 yards rushing per game. Enter Champion's fabu- lous new sweepstakes. You could win free gas for a year, a month or by the tankful. Just stop in soon ... and get all the details plus official contest entry forms. Don't let Champion's .. Win Free Gas .. 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But in th e e nd it was quarterback Josh Haryung who stole the s potlight as he passed the Cougars to a 28-6 victory over the Sea Kings Thursday night at Davidson Field H aryung, s on o r form er Laguna Beach h~ad coach and now Cougar assistant coach Dennis Haryung, completed 13 of 21 passes for 253 yards. in- eluding a 29-yard touc hdown pass to Dan Westerfield. HE ALSO SCORED o ne touchdown on the ground, a one- yard run that culminated an 80-yard drive at the close of the first half. Even though it was of- ficia lly an 80-ya rd march, Haryung actually accounted for 94 yards on the drive. complet- ing four passes for 93 yards and then running it in from a yard out. "Capistrano Valley is a very good football team .·· said Corona del Ma r Coach Di ck Morris. "As a matter . of fact. they are the best team we've faced this year ... Statistically, the ga me was one-sided -WI total yarda for Ali Won't Quit: 'I Shall Return' LAS VEGAS (AP> Muham-round l was t ired. My strength mad Ali, subdued and hiding his ·was gone. My reflexes ... There purty eyes behind dark sun-just wasn't nothin' working.'' glasses, said today he "s h all re-Ali said he knew he was in Capistrano Valley to 221 for the Sea Kings. Cougar passing alone accounted for mor e yardage than Coron a del Mar could muster with rushing and passing combined. But the difference in the game was the big play. For instance: With fourth·and-six at the Sea King 22-yard line, Haryung hit Cam Bryant for a first down at the seven. Three plays later it was 7-0. -ON THE 80-VARD drive al the end of the first half. Haryung hit Bryant for 35 yards a nd a first down after a holding penal- ty had put the Cougars back at the 37. Two plays later it was 14-0. -Following the second half kickoff, Capis trano Valley ran t he ball successfully but it was a 29·yard touchdown pass that c ulminated a 55-yard drive_ Following the conversion it was 21-0. -On third and 21 at the Sea King 46, Haryung passed to Eric Fox for 37 yards and a first down. Then on fourth-and-goal at the seven. Corona del Mar was guilty of pass interference in the end zone. Two plays later it was 28-0. turn," perhaps to go afte r World -trouble "after the first round. Boxing Association heavyweight When I saw 1 couldn't land any "THEIR ABILITY to convert title held by Mike Weaver . punches, my reflexes were off, on third down and our inability Ali spoke from ringside on m y timing, I was weak, I could to make the big play really AB c · s "Good Morning , feel the weight loss ; I knew then made a difference," explained America,'' the morning after be-I was in trouble." Morris. "But they a re very i n g stopped after 10 r ounds He said he wasn't happy at the phys ical and very talented and against Larry Holmes in an un-time that the fight was stopped, we hung in there, but it wasn't s uccessfuJ attempt to win the but looking back on how much nearly enough." h eavyweight crown a fourth punishment he took. "I could Corona del Mar averted a time. have probably been hurt. Me be-shutout when quarterback Clay He said he had intended to go ing so proud. I wouldn't fall. So Tucker scored from one yard on TV without t he brown-tinted .probably I would've gotten hurt. out. 'Tucker finished the nigbt glasses but said. "l'm just too rm glad it was stopped." with-165 yards in total offense - pretty to look like this," refer-122 yar ds pass ing and 47 b d b rushing. ~~lgm!~. hjs face. atte re Y Duran-Leonard Set Next up for Corona d~I Mar He blamed the loss on losing Cnow 2-2) is one more pre eague so much weight so quickly -he Fo·--41:.··~.r F1" abt JI game against Kennedy next ~ ~ ~ Saturday. The Sea View League dropped from about 260 to 217 in season opens the following week. a couple of months -and said LAS VEGAS (AP> -Promoter he was tired after the first round Don King announced Thursday AND WHAT DOES Corona del of the World Boxing Council title night a rematch between Roberto Mar have to do to turn things fight. Duran, the World Boxin_g Council a round prior to league ? Get "I'm not one for excuses and welterweight champion. and back to basics. never look for cop-outs, but Sugar Ray Leonard Nov. 25 atthe "We just have t o go back to something was wrong ; I wasn't NewOrleansSuperdome. the fundamentals," said Morris. m yself," Ali said. "l threw no King made the announcement "We have to pretend it's .. the punc hes. I couldn't get away from the ring at. the Caesars very beginning of the season in from Punches and I'm convinced Palace sports arena J'ust before d WBC e very practice this week an that coming down from 260 to Larry Holmes defended the . hope that by stressing the fun- 217 was a little too quick. I waS' hea vyweigbt title_ agaans t damentals, we can tum things · t too eak l ·ust 't ri ht Muhammad Ali following several JUS w . J wasn g back around." . 1 was tired. After thie~f~irs~t =~pire~l~inuni·~·iary~~bo~u~ts~-~iiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiilii=:imii~~~~~:C:=:iiiiiiiiiiliEc:=:=z=n JAGUAR AU.NEW SBllS Ill THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS XJ6L Demo. 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His Seahawks had just C<?m e through with their third straJght c o m e -fr om-behind victory Thursday night, but the vete~an mentor was taking It in stnde following a 21-14 non-league vic- tory over Westminste r, easily their most Impressive of the three verdicts. 1 n their first venture ever against a Sunset League oppo- nent the Seahawks showed poise, a class veer attack with remarka- ble balance and clutch defense before 3,800 at Huntington Beach High. Moats' reaction? "We're pretty complete whe n we're together," offered Mo~ts. who seems to find himself in a pre· ssure cooker on a weekly basis. PRETl'Y COMPLETE. That's like the time Estancia High foot- ball coach Ed Blanton called Ke rwin Bell a "pretty good back." c ha racter and played tough e nough to win." It was a sweet victory for Moats a nd his assistants, especially Roy Brummett, whose play selections had the Lions on the run. Moats and Brummett are former Hunt· ington Beaeh coaches, and each a bsorbed more than one lump fro m Westminster in the past. Westminster, in slipping to a 1-3 record, was its own worst enemy. Although the Lions were under their average or 95 yards in penalties per game, two of the eight infractions for 73 yards proved killers. The Lions marched at the out- set of the third quarter behind the powerful running of Eric Willingham. only to see a poten- tial first down at the Ocean View 11 nullified by a major penalty, killing the drive. O CEAN VIEW'S s e cond touchdown was a direct res ult of a penalty, which ke pt Ocean View in possession aft er punt- ing. And, after marching behind Willingham's impressive bursts to the Ocean View 41 and 15 in the fourth quarter , the Lions dis- banded the ground attack and terc eptions from Kotler and Gilbert. ''I'm tired of excuses," said Wes tmins ter Coa c h Ba rry Waters. 'Tm a llttle bit at loss ~ for words right now.·· The Uons appeared to have things in hand in the early go- ing. with Willingham 's three- yard scoring run amon~ his 149 yards on 27 carries and a 21· yard puss play fr om Dave Harris to Bob Kaim s hoving the ~ count to 14-7. BUT OCEAN VIEW kept n close on Heinle's one -yard scor- ing run. which capped a 72-yard march Hhanks to Westminster's penalty on a punt retu:-n ), then got rich at the end of t he third period. . Ocean View's winning 52-yanl drive was h ig hli ght ed b y Heinle's 31-yard pass to Fred Tuttle, Heinle's 10-yard dash tCJ the 12 and Irvine's untouched scamper over the left side for the final 12 yards. The Seahawks put together an offensive thrust which included Doug Irvine's 62 yards on 11 car- ries in c ludin g a 12-yard touch.down scamper in the third quarter despite an ankl~ injury that is stHI keeping him well below his capabilities. . were promptly burned by in· Up by a 19· 14 count, the Sea.hawks got the final margin when Heinle kept to his left, was hit short of the goal line. then pitched to t he trailing Irvine, who took it in for the two-poi nt con- version . Rick Moser added 49 yards on 20 car ries as the Seahawks' wo rkhorse a nd Rex Bro wn added 50 yards on eight carnes. hi ghlighted by his 42-yard scor- ing scamper in the first period. Junior quarte rbac k J ohn lleinle added 76 yards on a doz.en carries, inc luding a one-yard scoring burst, and added 130 yards through air with a half dozen completions on 14 attempts -with no interceptions TOPPING IT OFF were two big defensive plays intercep- tions by Lance Gilbert and Glen Kotler. "Lance and Kotler m ade two big plays for us." said Moats . "The kids showed a little bit of Borg·lff~Enroe ltlat~h Some Coltsolation JOHANNESBU RG , South Africa <AP> -It may be tough to accept defeat, but the loser of so-c alled "Tie·Brt'aker" s howdown between BJOrn Borg and John Mc Enroe will have $000,000 as his consolation prize. They will meet Dec 6 in the South African bush country with th e winn e r t o t ake home $750.000. accor ding t o the general manager of a South African hotel chain. The site 1s the Sun City resort hotel , reachable by car after a two-hour drive no r t h from Johannesburg. It's remote loca lion is not expected to bl:' a de- terrent, however In fact, Gener al Manag~r Sol Kerzner said the chain that owns the hotel 1s constructing a 14,000-seat s ports stadium for events such as the match an<.! the Oct 25 World Ro:<ing As - sociation heavyweight t itle bout between champion Mike Weavc1· and South Africa n chall enger Gerrie Coetzee lay F'lade .. e, British Cars SP-ECIAL MG MIDGET-- OYER l•VOICE F ootballc§ignals NO TIME OUT or TIME IN WITH WHISTLE Full arm circled to simulate moving clock. .. I I ·-11 DELAY OF GAME or EXCESS TIME OUT Folded arms. •• • • • .. I• •: • • · • .__ .... ____ ...._ ··--· . ... . . .. ... . . . . . .. . . . .. . '' . . . \ ,, I ~ l SPORTS ON TV I FOOTBALL J Taking Thi11gs the Hom R 'ay Dall• l'Oec ,._ .. , LH ...... Westminster High's Dave Har ris takes a nosedive afte r being knock ed to the ground by <;>cean View's Glen Kotler \ i:n Thursday 111g hl Fred Tuttle (88) comes over to help out Ocean View captured the 11on It· ague t•ontrst. ::! l · l ·l Weekend Sports on TV Sal urday'• T\I., Radio TELEVISION 10:45 a.m. 17) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL UCLA at Ohio Sta te. 11 a .m. (4) BASEBALL WARM U P. 11:15 a.m . 14> BASEBALL -Philadelphia at Mont.real. Noon (5) -RACERS -Bob Tullius provides color commentary for the C production competi- tion at the SCCA national championships. 1:15 p.m. (11) -DODGER BASEBALL Houston at Dodgers. (If Dodgers in contention.) 2:30 p.m. C2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -. Eusebio Pedroza (28-3 ) risks his WBA featherwei8bt cbamplonabip against undefeated Rocky Lockridge ( 16-0) in a scheduled 15-round bout telecut from McAfff, N.J. Also: Entrants from the U.S. and Mexico compete in taped_ cov- erage or the 1980 Acapulco cliff diving cham- pionships. 4 p.m. (2) -HORSE RACING -The 62nd running or the Joc key Club Gold Cup. a t.5-mile race for three-year-olds from Belmont P.ark in New York. 5 p.m. (2) NFL REVlEW AND PREVIEW. the Davis Dam . 1 l l ) OOOGER~ BASEBALL - Houston at Dod~l'rs. 1f pennant race still un· decided -t pm 171 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '80 - Highlights ()( ~amel> played this weekend (9 ) - COLLEG E FOOTBALL The Arizona Stale Sun DE>vils \'S th<' l 'SC TroJans. played Saturday in the Coliseum 6 pm. (21 -PRO FOOTBALL WRAP. 11 p.m <22 > COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Notre Dame vs Michigan State , taped Saturday. RADIO Football Kans as City at Oakland. 12:35 p.m .. KNX ( 1070!: San Francisco at Rams, 1 p .m .. KMPC (710); Buffalo at San Diego, 1 p.m., KSDO (1130). Baseball Ange ls at Chicago, 11: 15 a .m., KBRT (740): Houston at Dodgers. 1 p.m., ICABC (790 ); Wonderful World of Baseball, 5:40, 7:40, 8:40 , 9:40, 10:40 a .m .. 4:40, 5:40, 10:40, 11:40 p.m .. KNX 0 070). · Auto Race NAPA National 500 from Charlotte. N.C., 9 a m .. KLAC (570). Hockey -Kings at Vancouve r. 7 p.m .• KOGO (6()()) ITbe Daily Pilo& is not responsible for late changes.) lr...tHew Ffl<Say. October 3, 1980 DAIL 'f PILOT 83 .JolID Sevano .J • .J. Relaxes To say that Rams rookie Johnnie Johnson has had a skittish beginning in the NFL would be a euphemism . The Rams ' million dollar ba by has been scrullniied , analyzed and criticized by his coaches. players and members of the media lt hasn't been until just recently that this No. I draft choice out of the University of Texas began feeling <'Omfortable . MADIN TYL.Ell • "'H got to a pomt where I was afraid to do anything. I was even afraid to walk,'' admits J ohnson. "Things were difficult because I put a lot of pressure on myself. I felt I had to do well bec ause of all the publicity I'd received ." Tyler ran a few straight-ahead patterns during It's tough having to play under a microscope, the workouts, staying away from any j uke moves which Johnson was doing. Everyone had their eyes that could prove cos tly on him -from the coaches to the players to the Tyler. who can be a ctivated at any time, is media and. yes, even to t he rans. s till probably a month away from action Haden, on the other hand, is hoping to be ac- "I HELPED CREATE the pressure because l t ivated for the St Louis contest Sunday Oct. 12, felt 1 had to prove something to myself, the which brings us righ t back into a nother coaches and my teammates ," J J ad mits.· "They quarterback controversy were expecting big ttungs from me I felt if l was Appar ently, now. the JOb 1s Vince Fer satisfied and the coaches were sat1sf1ed and my ragamo's, which puts an unhappy Haden on the teammates were :.<1t1s hed, then the fans would be sidelin~s. Coach Ray Malavasi doesn't need any satisfied, too " more problems, but that's what he's got again Acceptance d1dn 't t·ome easy. The coachin g It's a pparent one o r the m has to go. staff didn't start J ohn.)On dunng the preseason. Stay tuned . opting instead for Jerf Delaney Many of the • • • players openly and quietly resented the rookie's The NF'L trading dea dline 1s Oct. 14. Look fo r bulging contract And the fans, well. they were one , possibly two moves to be made by the Rams fans. expectin11. nothinR less than the best from a Keep one thing in mind, though Haden can't player of his loft y draft ~talus be tr aded until Febr uary because he finished the The leamin~ process was painfully slow and ·79 campaign on t he disabled list and wasn't one of J ohnson, admitte dly. hat.I trouble find ing patience. the three designated playe rs announl'ed by the "I had a tende ncy to press to do good ," he Rams tha t could be traded says, ··11 was difficult learning the system You John Cappelletti. Ron .Jessie and Willie Miller can only get by so long in the N f L on natural were the designatC's. and only Miller remains. a bility " Still. watch fo r Haden to become a Tam pa Bay THE REST MliST C'OMt: from knowledge, Buccaneer sometime this winter a nd that's only attained through experience. Mnst.. • • • of your better defe nsive backs in the NFL have.... DOES ANYBODY REALIZE that R11y four or five years behind them. J ohnson has been .\o1alavasi's contract expir es this season'I pressed into perfor mrng immediate results Wonder 1f he's goin g to stage a walkout soon'' "I'm st arting to play Wlth more confidence," • -• says Johnson "I feel it every weP.k The more ex-ADO JOHNSON: The Ra ms rookie has noticed perience I get the more I see and the be tter l feel. he 's not the only defensive back going through a "It's been hard because I've bee n unable to ha rdstup. concentrate on the important things li ke football, Rookies Mark Haynes of the New York Giants rather than contracts, money and all the press I've and Roland James of New England, both dr afted gotten. before Johnson, are having their proble ms, too. "It seems every place I go J 'm known as the Haynes is going so bad, in fact, that he was ·Trouble Child' or the Rams. Don 't get me wrong, benched in t he third quarter of the Giants' game J'm not complaining. I wouldn't trade m y position with the Rams . for anything. At least I 'm starting." Savs Johnson~ "I went over and talked to him Johnson is not only starting, but beginning to <Haynes) afte r the game. I saw the fans booing perform as his critics hoped he would. him and l realized I wasn't the only guy under·the ''I'll always reel like J 'm in the proving stage, gun. but I'm gaining more and more confidence in my "I told him lo keep his head to the sky; that ability to field my position," says the strong safe· things had to get better . l know he was disap- ty. "I'm feeling better." pointed." • • • Johnson added that Pat Thomas and Rod SPEAKING OF FEELING better, both Pat Pe rry have m ade a concerted effort lo comfort Haden and Wendell Tyler participated in practices him. this week. ·"Thomas told me not to wor ry and just le am Each performed gingerly as Haden is coming the system-the dos and don'ts, ·• says Johnson off a broken finger on his right hand, and Tyler is "The complexities and taient in the NFL has made rec uperating from a serious hip injury that hard to do. though " (7) -WIDE WORLD OF .SPORTS -World cham- pions Anett Poet7.Sch and J an Hoffmann. both of E ast <rl!rmany, are a mo ng the featured partici· pa nts in a fi gurt:-s kating exhibition ta ped in Dortmund, West Germany. Aao: The world lum- berjack cbamplooablpa and a special Ali-Holmes report. (2.8) -SOCCER. 11 p.m . (5) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL - UCLA at Ohio State, taped earlier in the day. RADIO Football -Notre Dame at Michigan State , 9:40 a.m .. 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OvPl'nn tCAm· P••I, • 40 •• 00 l 70 Tl-v•Q;I IPt@rol, S Ml,• 60, Meno.,,.,,.. tOurNt • .0 Flftn •au a.-ICaN\a Sl•r IMen•I I 00 l «>. 1 lO, G.tnmarie •Ca m""'' 1 IO 2 lO C.Ommulc.el Cl•I IV@l•>qw11 2 20 Sl•lll race -Too T T•ll IRo .. 1 .. 1. 1 IO, 4 . .0. J.00. c;....., A9I! (Flo•HI 10 00, I 20, VOdelln Sam IM<Gurnl • 00. Seventll race -l.atl11 WI~ CMen~ I • eo, l 60. 2.IO; L• WlfU/ft (Estr.0.1, I Ml, 4.00, Ctt1I,., tt...,,t><an•I. 1.llO Elollth ..... Tiny Olth CV~••Miuoll, S.70. 3.40, 1.10. At11t l'CtHe (Merwl, 160, 2 111, IC In's Aew•rd c R.,,..,,..,,, ' to SS t•e<· IA ( .. 11 D<ll4 U. SO Nlntll r11<e Wtncr..w I R•"'lrell. • 20. l.70, 1.60; Crenoma C•lllt (Tohllll r 00 3.MI, Sff""AnAn.-llJonesl,J.00 \l Pick Si• \)-S-7.._)-•I paid ,1,011 to w1lh • wlnnlno llekel• C>lx Nl<ws) U Pie• Sox con\Ol6tlon paid l H ao "'""' SO'I Winning tloets 111 .. hO<se>I Ten\?I ..ce TO<KI\ oi Ablllh IM•nal 1 . .0, • olO, 3.tO, Rut S"'<tsl> \McGurn1 1 00 S.40. WI-HO\t ICampnl < 10 fleventP't r•C• M•haOoOn ' HO~\I (Pi•rcel. •IO. , flO > 20, B•nlon Collin• CMen•I, 7.«l, 110, Tom True hr I qo .. 1~1 140. Twelnh race 5<01.,., CM•nd01>,. 11 60, 4.10, l .40; Sflem't Comm•nO<t• ""''"•I J '°· •.OO; Rule~ ""-two-CSheC>Mrd1, 10 10 Attt.-.ce ..... Eagle Polouts Win Estucia High School opened its own water polo &ounl&menl in style Thursday, scoring an 11-6 vie· toiJ over Long Beach Jordan in first round action. JC ~P~=AIM MOTORCYCLE JJ .. AllUAL la other 1ames, Ocean View overwhelmed San- tta10, 25-2, while San Marcos handed Marina a 12-5 ftnt·nuld setback. Winston PRO RACING Tbe only other area victor ln the opening day of plQ w• San Clemente which had little trouble in def•atinl Saddleback, 17-7 . • Sonora nipped Laguna Beach, 8-6, Buena Park topped Edlaoo, 10·8, and La Sema outscored Gardea Grove, 11-8. Rancho Alamitos blanked lerrite, S-0 ln the other game. Daul Hartuni •cored three times in Estancia's .aetory. Teammates Dan Drake, John Ursini and Jlm Baldinc each scored two 1oala for the Eagles. .. tmela Jumped out to a 4·1 fint·perlod bulge _.~ tbf lp__d to J0.3 after three quarters. -Aetton continues today at the Estancia pool. JA•UAR ''" ~~ :~ \Jet ...... $15.328. 90 atec .......• 5,828.00 ,_._._ ......... -..~.e.:e·· ......... ........... latlonal Championship NIGHT OF DECISION 20-LAP HALF-MILE With lancly Coss ws. Hank Scott SAT., OCT. 41 8 P.M. .... 11911• 500 lnvltatlonal IOODY lllOW HlUllD JAY GU NAM MAIHT R. JONIS JORGfNSIN 11m11a ltYAIKf UU llUOS AT ~~i. ltlDD lAHll MORIHUD ,HlllR "ARSON UINfT ROMIRO G. SCOH "RlllGSTHll I FOR THE AEOOAD Women'• Volleyball CO\.Lf!Ot! V(' A""' C•I S14t~ l'ulltr1on. 1).1 I~ 11 ·~ l HIOH SCHOOL M•t•• tllli Otl SI P•ul t) 2, IS S Water Polo JUHIOA COl.1.£Gf Corrllo\ t 1 1 1 C.OtOtn West .s 1> • 1 14 Go•o•n We-.1 \CO'•"'O Whft,,10,,. 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DETROIT LIONS -Slgntd f'r•nllet M<C••y, defenalve beck, W•lnd Ver" HaUenCI, ~ .. l«kle. NOCK•'I' .............. ,&..Ham BOSTON BRUINS -"•IMMd .. bOV ~< hma"11, r111111 Wint, .,,_ Ed Weith, flC)elt-•. S.... Mll!t KrusMlnytlll, < ....... and Greem• NlcoU011,. rltht w1111, to So<lnffleldottheA,,.,.,lc..,Hoclt6.,1.e .... . QUEBEC NOllOIQUES -~ ....... ~ Pletts. defensem•"· •"d M•rll Vo""' qO•ll- COl.L.••• NEW VO A~ TECH -N•f'l•d llolb O.Bonts esslstarn lletlletir.11 coech. N8AScotff THUUOAY'S bMtelTIONS Go•o•n 51•1• ltlll, "'-nix 104 Per ti""° I r.l Otnver 109 1ndt•n~ 111 Clt..,.1Md 106 Motw au11. .. '19, CNtaQO" San /ll"tnn4a 111, Ken~ City• O•llh 111 Ho.nlon tO'> NHL Scor•a THUllSOAY"S IJll081TtONS II( I HG~. Y•l'Covver I ....... .,.., •. O.trotl 0 SI L OUI\ 1 P1n\bu'1jh 1 <;01or&do •. EdmoNon 1 Monll .. I S. Cnlc-3 OuttaloS TorontoJ Fl.id Hockey JUIUO• C~Ll!O• IJ••"O" Coon def P•lomer. 1·1 0·•-c.oan \Ct)f'Jfl9 DeMJSIOn 1 Name Your Game ... We've Got YourTeam! Loca\ te ams -from the Angels to the amateurs - get pe rsonal attention and coverage from the Daily Pilot sports staff . Daily Pilot sportswriters and photographers are at the games to bring you detailed, Cirsl·hand stories and- pictures, and our wire service reports the action of pro· f essional and college contests nationwide. Soccer, baseball, golf, tennis, boating and personal fe atures on athletes and coaches detail both men's and women's sports along th,e Orange Coast, across the na· Uon and around the world. Name your game -we cover your team -In tbe Dally Pilot sports pages.~ ' l•t'I~ ~'l2·4d1 • ' COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by lrld AnderlOft PEANUTS SHOE "Do you get the feeling he s using us as pillows?" MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH -MA'f&f. 'fM£ A WA.R8l£R .. Cf COURSE IF '(OU OOH'T SEE. THEN l{OIJ CAA'T SA'l 1'WEE5EE'' SOME 008LER5 60 Wffstf Wf£SEE WfESEE '' '~ ~~11:_. _fl - /() J FUNKY WINKEA8EAN by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Mell La1arius YOLA K'NO~ A~THLAIZ I JF voLA w~e ?MA~e~ AND ~IC.He~. AND 8ETTEIC:-L..001C1N61 Y0£,f0 BE A FAl~L. Y DECENT CAT~. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO "Why don't we get a compact car, Daddy?" DENNIS THE MENACE • t..lol .... .....;.;;;....lliiiiiiii;;.....------~ JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS tuftPRt9l1 SLJG-AR! WNE OVER YOUR ,___ HORStE! IN .A COUF'l..E OF HOl.Jl<.:5 IT'LL 1* IN THE. AAND:::> 0 F oit. AIX>.L.FO roM1Ne:.u.Ez, , Of= WE. O()VUHNMENT C?ePAµT,v\EN"T" OF MlTl~Ultl E'?f /0·3lfi. , '-.:_.,.l ~LY~LO'l Sf by CharltS M. Schull BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch HA HA MAHA!! DRABBLE I l f ;. i ~ ' . --""=-------- by Tom Batiuk I 1" .. 0U"M'f Ill£ '0 P,AR&WJt ~~t ~1"EA~S\ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE "'All right it I turn the page. Plincess?' by Kevin Fagan by Lynn Johnston DON 'I TE.LL ME '{OU ' RE./ eN\IO'{ING T111S· S1UFF • uOtiN \T 0S PtMfVZING WHRT \F\S\tS GOOD wrlEr 100 , DON T COOK 11 1CAJ'\'3E Lf ! DR . SMOCK Y 'KNOVV, WHE:N YOU SAID .,-OPAY'S O PE:RAl tON WAS G ONNA e>E: WAY O U .,-IN L-eF-r F IE:L-D, c::>oc-roR ... -• l l-.lr--'-.-...-L..-AL....JL.-L..._. ......... .__.._ ___ __ ;; . ...._.. _____ ~ by Gus Arriola AND II.I A COUPU: OF by George Lemont Wf:EK? li'l.L ~T 11'.J A .:ASE AT 11-lE: MU::EO lo.IACAONA!-DE ANT~l<OPOL....:)01A.' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE 1 by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan A SVNiHETIC ARA~IAN'S ----=--~E=mR 1HAN NO ARA~IAN! THIS COUPON IS WORTH TEN DOLLARS Sl:E OTHER S1DE by Er,nie Bushmiller -·ON PURCHASE OF ON E YACHT BLOBBS BOAT CO ACROSS 46 Hits hard 1 Gusset 49 Augurs 5 Easy chOre 53 Lowest point 9 "Ouletl • 54 Gasp 14 Destroy 55 -squad 15 Ethnic dance 56 Parcel out 16 Five· Pret 57 P1epos1t1on 17 Kin or aren t 58 Outside 18 Greeoy Pret 19 Loren's kin 59 Valleys 20 Debased 60 Snake 22 Caper about charmei s 23 Cain's kin cl1ronet 24 Danny -6 1 Judge 25 Mended 28 Crazy DOWN 32 Pfoctamahon 33 Contended 34 Before 35 Bundle 36 Find f1ull 37 Bad kid 38 Mellow 39 Appoint- ments 40 Out-of-date 41 Can.-us stream: 2 w<>rds 43 Lifework 44 Dectara 45 Spar 1 2 3 • 1 Electrode 2 York's 11ver 3 Resouno 4 Ga1e 5 T1nteo 6 New 7 Dry 8 Pillow 9 Sprinkled 10 Paradise 11 M11(e null 12 Heavenly body 13Stao 21 Incite UNITED Feature Syn<l1cate Tnursday s Puzzle Solved N I I TI I II I I HI NO NO • 0 . " I c A II T 0 I o D 0 II " ( 0 u l . T I O 11 I I I YA ·~ !Cl .. 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There were 159 studt-nl!l 1n llll. 11pt>ndin)( .i lelaurely mornuli re11l11termM for \'lassei. snll filling out other fo rms ot Chns t Colll"ge lrv11u.· But me qua1nJ , tour ~1tr h~Tal al'ts cul Je1e la w11Jke its ne1ghbor1ng LIC I 1 vlrw wi th more than 10,000students. or the more distant ('al State Fullerton at about 22,000 strong WKEN \'OUT ALK about tt 1hronti or students at Christ Colle11e. you l'ou11l tht-l(roup 1n t wo or three ratherthanZ.OOOor 3 ,000 Christ College studl'nt:. do not :.hart the same collegiate 1n1t1at1on rill' with peers at other campuses There art-fl'v. 1f a n) hnc:s to be tolerated. endured und l.wmoanl't.I There was, however, plenl) of academic uf ficialdom al registration Yet the a mbiance sug ieated more or a family reunion than a prelude to term papers, c ramm ing for tests and long, weary hours s pent tryin g to unravel seeming puzzles that lie in the pages of textbooks At 159 students , Christ College is a fumily of sorts. since most of the students, fat·ulty and ad ministrative staff s h a r e a fe w less·than- grandioee buildings on th<.' L l:l·aere hilltop site "ONE OF THE advantages of the campus is the family atmosphere," sa ys the Rev. D. Ray Halm, newly appointed president of the col · lege. "We can devote morr time to the student so that the studt!nt has more opportunities to de· velop hi& goals "And an advantage of coming here now 1s we have a 9-to·l student-to faculty ratio .. Halm s ucceeds fo unding president the Rev Charles Manske. who stepped down from hrs ad- ministrative post to continue as professor of re· ligion and chairman of the college's religion de- partment. When Manske opened the campus to s tu- dents in fall 1976, only one hu1lding was completed on the barren s ite. The first building was appropriately dubhed the Living-Learni ng Center, housing faculty offices, administrative staff and apartment-like dormitories for the school 's'first class of 35 students. OCCMUONi\LLY. note!> college publicist Louise Wagner , you'd find a bathrobe-clad stu· dent wandering about staff offices ''ll was built as a multipurpose building and believe me it has everything," s he muses. For a few years, the bu1ldmg was an oasis surrounded by sagebrush, sharing ground with jack rabbits, coyotes and othe r wildlife In January 197!1. the college. owned a nd supported by the Lutheran Chure h-Mt!!souri Synod, co mpleted two additional buildings : Founder 's Hall, containing classrooms. a chapel and a small c ampus library and a student ,...idenceball. LA8T SUMMER, a second residence ·hall building was completed. a carbon copy of its elder neighbor with 13 apartment units that c an house four students in each unit. Most or the stu· dents live on campus The Rev. 0 . Ray Halm ,. Dial an Alum Banking By Machine. ArneriCan Way • uring_._._. __ Chnst College student Tern B1arnson m ner residence 1<11/ q11.irters Also. the college JUSt f1ru shcd pouring ce ment for two tennis courts The courts. a soccer field and a makes hift we1ght·tra1n1ng room provide the only offi cial athletic facilities on the campus. ··w e recogmzc that we need greater physical facilit ies more classr()f)ms, a gym nasium and that sort or thing." says Halm "One of my goals will he to continue to build " CHRIST COi.LEGE nncc was i.lated ror 3.000 students by the turn of the C'entury But of flc1als are less opt1m1!>t1C' about that f1gur£'. trimmmg it down to a more hkely number of about eooatudenta. A land development problem also may hamper college expansion. The campus site was once the home for three Indian villages which have not been completely excavated by University of California archeologists Although still too young to be suffenng growing pains . Christ Colle.l(e 1s atlratting 10 to ~(. 15 percent morl' -.tudt•nts 1•:11 h · t .11 ll<ilrn notes. The Luther<in l'hun·h L1lri·.t1j_\ h<i" 1 other well establishPd collc·..:1·" C1nd ""mllldrJ •·~ loc att>d mainly 1n the· :"t1 Hlw1•st llalm says th,:· Irvin<• r·Jmpus 1)fh.·r" m••r ,. tolt'rable Wt!al hcr and .111 intimate fa1 ull) sludent atmos ph<•rc llalf of th£-fJrn'l~ he add• hold d<><"lnrate <ICl!r<'t>S AND STl'OF.STS hu\1• ;ic11 -." 1., l'r'J • extcnsivf' hbr<tr\' :.('n·1rt•)> <inti 1•1.t1·n-.1<1n r·d urat1on pro~ra m Thf' !Jr<ix1m1t r t11 t 1·1 ~,., .. part of tht-r e<1i.CJn tht• Lutht•ran < 'hur • h 1 ti•1"• the I rvine silt' ·in thl' n11d ·r.o-. The ehu1• • closed its West Coast campus loc ation in Oakland, moving it to Irvine in 1972. A majority of the students come from Califom ja. ALTHOl'G H TllF. ('01.1.ECa, orrr·r-. a 'artl't} of c•our~t· <,t'l 1•1 t1on -. from Eni.:Ji~I literature to plant h tolog\ d:> .... t•ll as a rPqu1rN' · . ' I' ,n,i-, j 1 11lf11 .,ff111:th c"·t1m<ite abOut 80 1••111•:11 •I ti .. ,\1,d1·nh v.111pur..,uc1·a reer~ as p.1:.1•11 "' 111 <'l1 11r111 1 f'latC'rl leaching or ad· ri 1n1 .. tra1• 1 \l•rk \\ 1111 \tit' f1r<,t 1 la)>., r1f ..,ludcnLs graduated I ... 1 -.r>1111~· "'1t h loa<'ht·lor or arts and associate ••I "rh rk1·rt·I'.., I hl· r·ollL•g1· ,., l<ioking forward to • f1Ltll'1 ng u11 111 .1 .J.1nuar) l!llJI Vl!>ll by represen· l 1l1,1·-. 11f tn• w .. -.11·rn As-.ocwtwn of Schools .11H! 1 'ollt•.!t'.., \ f1\ t· \ • ur accrt•ditat1on will , 111 11 tl11 r arnpu" 111 ilon;1t1on!> Crom private f 1 Ill nti ,11 t••ll" i'tw U)>..,.,,., 1'1on off1nal<, probably will find .i µiom:cnnh . 1Jl11t .imoni; the fac.:uJ ty and s taff or the infant in the Luther an Church's education system. And, for better or worse, they'll find students who feel m ore like adopted siblings than.names and numbers in a fil e cabinet. 'lkno" m' profes!.C1r~.11 ·~nol Just like-l-'ma I ldl•llt .., I\" Pphomor r I\ "l'nt .J arrt tl "They 111 ,fto,-,,,r.., ,,, • .trt' and th11t makes me feel i.;111 cl Living-Learning Center m foreground, and two residence nails Students queuing up for reg1strat1on By JUDITH OL.~N OI ,,.. oa11, t'llel su" What's It like to be an editorial cartoonist? How much plugging does it take to be a rac- quetball promoter? Do stock account executives really get up at the crack of dawn? And c ould a n extravert handle the bookwork or an accountant? STUDENTS AT California State University, Long Beach -and anyone considering a job change -can get such information about more t han ~careers simply by dialtrsg a Long Beach number 1213-498-5509) and requesting a s pecific career tape. The information is provided by CSULB graduates and is available th.rough the Dial an Alum service of the Car eer Planning a nd Place· ment Center. A brochure lists all the tapes by field and all the caller has to do is ask for the number he wis hes to hear. BY LOUUlt: COOK ._ ... ~f'Wl llW*" MUUon.s of Americana are doing their bank- ing by machine these days, and people who use the automated tellers have to take extra steps to protect themselves and their money. There are an estimated 14,000 machines acroaa the country ln locations ranging Crom bank lobbres to apartment complexes, from abopplnc centers to airports. The terminals dis- pense cub, accept deposits and let you check your balance -24 hours a day, 3M day a a year. Before yoo start pushing buttons, you'll have to learn 10me new word.a and phrases. The brochure also gives the names of all Lh1• spe akers, the yC'ars they graduated a nd th1· fi elds their degrees are in THE TAPES ARE updated once a year. ac cording to Jean Winder, a c·areer counselor. and all the old tapes are kept in a permanent a r chive "The ta~s arc renewed when we feel the information is outdate d ," Ms. Winder said It is a year-round. ongoing project with in- terviews conducted on a random· bas is by the career placement center 's six counselors . The alumni are referred lhrough a "re- source network," Ms . Winder added "It's pure- ly a phone network. Whe n the alumni affairs-of- fice bears about an inte resting person they call us." ALL ALUMNI a re free to expres s their own views on the tapes and most give phone numbers where they c an be contacted for further information. Begin with "electronic funds transfer," usually abbreviated as EFT. The phrase covers the whole field of automatic banking and pay· ments . It not only Includes the Increasingly familiar bank·operated terminals, but also ap· plies to the relatively new "debit c ards," which look like credit cards. but are used Instead or cash or checks to make purchases. Next, there ·s "access device." That's the card you use in an A TM -an' 11'\It()mated teller machine. When you Insert your access device in an ATM, you'll also have to use your PIN - your personal ldentlflcatlon number, a secret code, without which the mact\Jne won 't work. The> 1dc<1 ''as cc1p1ed from the medical in· formation tapl•:. availa bl e at many hospitals ;ind clin1t·s. <ireording to If. Edward Babbush, diret'lor Of thl' l'l'OICr. Fie lds reprt•scntcd are agriculture, home Cl'onom1t·s. arts and letters, business, educa- twn. welfare. <'ngincering, architecture, govern· menl. law. hc.•tilth . s<'ience and industrial and tradC' S('rVIC'('S SPEAXF:RS INCLUDE editorial cartoonist Rill Schorr I R A Art Illustration. ·1973 ); news re porter Bob G-Ore I B A Journalism, 1972) sym- phony manager Mitche ll Berman t B.A. Mus.ic, 1974). and rnc<Juetball promotion director Joy l-'uJ1moto t R S , Physical Education, 19761. Others a re ther apist Marilyn Fithian ( B.A. Sociology. 19671. police sergeant Lotlis Ochoa and plant manager Dr Evort Km1ithts CR S Chemistry, 19641 The serv1ee 1s available Monday through 1-'riday from 8 a m to 6 p.m Users of the EFT s ystem are protected by "Reg E," a regulation issued by the Federal Reserve Board to Implement legislation passed by Congress in 1978. "Reg E" limits the amount of money you ca n lose If your card Is used without your authorization. As long as you notify the lssuin1 bank. savings and loan association, etc., withill two business days. you rannot be char1ed more than S.50 no matter how many tranaacUons are made with your card. The notification can take the form of a personal vlalt, a letter or a telephone call. The longer you wait to report a lost or stolen card. the areater your Uablllty. --r I 1· ! • .. I I I i FEATURING Happy October is Junior Women s Club month m 'No wport Beach c1ncJ that seam5 to make Newport Beach Mayor JtJck1e Heather (left) Jncl Jumor Ebo/I Club President Ge"' Shapiro happy c15 tf1ey hold pwclamdt1on signed by the mayor People Kill People DEAit READER~: Every time I print 10metlda1 abou& IUD control. I am bombarded wltlt aapy maU promoted by &be NaUoeal Rine A•~latloa. Bu& bere I 10 agalD. Maybe, jut maybe, I can save a rew Uves. Tbe National Riffe AssodaUoa la a bllbly aoplllaUca&ed or1aelaat1on wUb one or &be 1troa1est ud rkbea& lobbies la Wasbln11oct. But tlley need new phrases. I am bored wltb "Guns doa't kW people ... people kill people.'' (We lulow peoplekUI people. Wboelae? Monkeys!) Tbouaod.s or people wbo DOW are dead would be aUve loday lt.some ho&hnd bada'& bad acceaa to a gun. Nearfy 70 percent or this coun· try'11 pa victims are 11bot, not by burglars, but by peeple tbey know -relatlve11, neighbors, frlenda. Often the 11bootlng ls unplanned. H that peraoo bad no 1un, be would have used bis Ost or a baseball bat. Hmtera, please note. I am not trying tc. 1poU you sport. Rines are okay. It's those llaadpu, tbe little "Saturday Dllbt specials," Utat 6aaM IO be outlawed by federal le1lslaUon. I woald like IO share wltb yoa sometlalng re· celved ID tile mall from "tbe other side" - Haadgun Control, Inc., based ID Wasblngton, D.C. [..___H_o_r_o_s~_o_p_e __ J :11111 La11dt-rs During the Vietnam war, thousands of young people died In combat. Fathers and mothers throughout America lived ID fear that tbelr children might be Usted among tbe vie· tlms. AJthough that war is over, their children are stUI not safe. Every day the American Handgun War kllls somebody's son or daughter. Among those who died In the month of May: Brooklyn, N. V.: Kelly Bowman, 11, was shot ID the bead by a handgun wielded by two teen·agers across tbe street. They were arguing about a record player. Omaha, Neb.: Patrick Rhodes, 2, son or Mrs. Judy Rhodes, round a loaded pls&ol in the bedroom of hJs babysitter 's mother. The loddler shot hJmseU In the forehead and died a rew b\urs later. Cleveland, Ohio: Mark Hulata, 13, was killed by a 14-year-old youth whom police have described as "a Uttle Joba Dillinger." The ac· cuaed murderer bad .made up a hJt list with Hhltz'• 11ame already crossed oat. Hoas&oa, Tes.: Gregory Dupree, 13, son of McKIJUly Dupree, wH killed la a vacant lot when three youtlu found a lland1a and fired It. update material. What Grud Coalee, Wash.: Teresa Ybette, 15, seems a dull, routine was killed as abe slipped on aome rocks wblle t a s k c o u I d b e carryln1 a loaded .22-callber revolver. She had trans formed mto a rich. been given tbe pla&ol by two compulou who In- rewarding experience. structed Iler to fire It la tile air If ab.e needed SAGITfARIUS (Nov. anytblng. 22-Dec. 21): Positive Queens, N.Y.: Stephen Zwtckert, H, son of r esponses result from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zwlcllert, wa1 murdered inquiries. Member of op-near Illa bome In an attempted robbery as be re· posite sex proves loyal· turned bome from a prom. It was tile first nl1bt ty . Focus on co m -hehadbeenpermlttedtostayoatsolate. m uni cat i o o . tr ave I . There are thousands more, but I tblnll by Fmsay, October 3, 1980 P UBLIC NOTIC'E PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICl OF TltUSTll'S SALE NO.T·71-1 ON FrkMly, Oct-r 11, t'IO, •I • II • m , HOME FEOERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAr; ASSOCIATION OF SA,. PVBLJC NOTICE F·144UI Publl\hed 0<•"91' C°"\I O•llv Piiot, S..o• IJ, ••• 1•. ext J IMO Jill-*> PUBLIC NOTICf; NOTt~---. TRUUEl'S SALE ~!~G:'n:. '~o··:.-:~::~·~-=·~",jl TIWSTORS Otcf'mber '~· '''•· executed ovl Rll<"•• <Aott)t'; R and M•c>eltrc r s No 10-01~ P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOU' IUSINIEU NAMf STATlMENT The to11ow1no o•r\On\ •rt do1no bv&1neu.as t<IRK BRIOE C E N IER r o R EDUCATIONAL TH EPAP V JUI M•onoll• A v enut (O\I• M~\• C•lllorn•• '707 Herbert c GtO\\, 61• N s,r~mOrf" Avenu•, lO\ AnQel•,, Callfo,m• 9003' M•r l•n L 1C1r•b•1dt. •0 N KeltOQQ Avenue, S•nu 8ctro .,.-4 (•llfornl• .,, 11 fhu bu'lneii " conduc1~0 b'V o iaent r•I ~rtMf'\IUp Htrber1 C Gr-ou f h•l s._.tement ••\ tllf'(I •tU\ tn., County C .. n. ot Or•nQI' r ounty on 4).,p temo.r 10, 14*) ,, ... ,. PvOll'Sned 0r•"Qe' Co•\I 0dHY P1fnl s.01 11, 1',16.0<: J '* :i...."" PUBLIC NOTICE I THOMAS l ANGIANO ANO HEI E N1 On CXtOOtr 11 1"90 •I • U /4 M L ANGIANO, Huso.encl •nG wilt -SfCUlllTY ALLtEO SE ~Vl(.ES a~ recoro.c:t Oe<.em«>er 11. 1'1•. ~s ln,tru dut1 •POO•"'"" Tru\te~ under and ment No. 1"'6 &«* 11001 P•oe 112• ot our 'u•nl tc. ~o of Tru\1 ,etOfded O•ll<l•I Rt<ords ot Or•nl)e County, J•nuM'f 8 1"90 i\ onsl No I Ill tn Cafltornfa wHI i.eU at pYOtl< •u<tlon to t>oow ll•M> o•o" tS15, of Orttc111t .... n111iw.1 bkldPr lor ..... In ........ AtCO•d• "' the Oltttt OI tnt (OUlllV FICTITIOUS 1us1 r;Eu mono "' ,,,. Unoltd S•••n •• ,,,. Rt(O•<Mr 01 O··~ Counly Slalt ol NAMl STATEMENT m •ln entr•n<• o f tne Cou nl't' C1htorn1• WILi.. SE L L AT PUBLIC Tnt tollowtnq pt:t\On\ ;)t• ooin\I Courtnou .. 700 Ct•I< Cenltr Ort•t AU CTION 10 H IGHEST BtOOER bu\IM'>H West1nttw'c11y otSlntaAn• County FO~CA!.H fO.y•btf'dllt'Tie-Of \alf'lf'\ .A PPLE TREE '1'S0 Sdl"l (dndf'lfl or Ora n'l)e. Stitt ot C•lttorr•li•. •II 1.twtut mont-'f" ot '""-' UnltP<t S••teu at Fo'-lnl•tn Vall~v C•lltorru_. 4H08 ru~M. tltl• ~ •nt•r•H•' tonvt,ed tol '"' m•1n ~nt,.anc .. to '"" Countv G~ottrf'v Ah•n Wtv 'f3.0 ~".,.,, •nd now neld by 11 undfor W•d Offd ot Cour•nou\.e, 100 (H11t Cf'l\tt' O'•vr A~t'nue-Foonlet1n V'dlley ("*'"'"''~ Tru\t, In tn.at 1>roPtr1~ ,•tu•t,.d In '\4'ld Wt\t, Sa"l• An4t Cai.torn••. all riQnt, I ~n1oe County •nd StatP. ctesolbllf'd ., t1tlf' ano 1.,,.,,.,, <Othrye<J to dnd now Ch"''~' S<ott Dern"'' '1 •so lot 7 of Tr~·, •SJ& •s Pf' f"•O re-, ,, .. 10 by •t unOt>,. W•d Offd or T ru\1 1n San Ca nde to r O\Jn t A•'' v • + 11 , (Orded In bOOll t1S otOlts s •nd 6 ot 1nf" li'ODert., \lh.1atf'd ,,, \did County c a1ito rn1a 9"1108 Ml\Cf'll•l'~J\ MaP\, in tne otticfl ot 1ndSr•1eo~"c'11.Jtcta\ Ttus ous1nf\~ ,, tond+J• ,,.., bv ,. thrr countv ~Korder ot ~aio counh fht' ~ulth,w.-\tfrly tl7 S.O tee• ot QtlMral c>artnt,,~h1p EXCEPTING lheretrom "" 011 l ot 6 Ot TrctCI No SO• 1n tf'e City ot ~ttreywe-v o•s mlrwr-a1s dl\d h-.idrocarbon tiub (O)t.9 Mtt\d Countv m Or.i.nQt, S1ol.: of Tn1\ \ta•t~nt was t•ll"O W•I" '"" 5tance\ below • Depth of \00 te•t (dltformtt, a\ p.ir map r"'(or~C1 .n County Cter" of Or1'nQ"" Co'-tnt ,. ,,.., Sep 1 rn~esureu trom thtt \urfACt uf ,411d1 Boo• '' Pf Qf J' ot ¥ttf ella,,rou\. temo"r 10 1990 11nd, w1tnout tn.e riohl ot t n\ry uoon l Map\ 1n tnto Offtt t 01 l,,f (OIJntY 1=14411• the \ur-ta<~ thereof. •\ rf\ftved In R,.corot'' Of \did (ounh' Publt\tw<S OranQt-Co.'I Ud1l11 P.1ot j c1Ho r~oroeo on bOO~ l •S1. o•Q<' ol I"• '''f•I ~oa'"'' ~"" OI""' Soto• ti tQ, 16,0ri I t'lllC) 1'11 HQ Offl<l•I Ae<orcts ot -s•id coun•tt 'om rnon t>tt\1Qnt!UOn. 1f .tn't' 01 tnf" I Tne \treet Addreu or ot"e' common , .. at proptriv dt-urioed ctbo-; .. •\. desionaHnn ot "'e rtat proptrh Purporttd to Otfo •?«> E<t!rl ~•Qw,.,r I oner I~ itllow t\ ourpor10e1 10 i... 107' Sl•tt l '°'"' IN/'W, (e111orn1• (P\f'W'itt'H"f', (O\tb Mt~• C•tHotni• fntt uno-r-.19')e-O lrustet' 01\Cla1m~ 9161• I any l1•01lth fo,. any H'l(.Or '"'1nt)'I ot Sa id S•lt> will b4" m .oe w tlheut covf' l"-t' \l'ttl 4'0d't"'\\ itnd ottwir <om mo" n1nt or-warranl\' f'apre\\ t)f 1mphfo0 Of \IQn.atte)n 11 """ ~Mwn hfort"•n rto·•r-d1nv 1111•. 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Of of w1d 0..0 ot fru1t, fffi. ct1•rgei \•Id Deed Of fru\t fff\ t"~'~\ ano •nd t •Pf'"W\.Of thrt Tru\tH _.•C>t'n\f\ ot t~ Tru\ltt •nc:I ot Inf' P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME STATEMENT 1 ht' tollow1nQ ~r\.On\ ar .. d Ofl''l\I ous•nt\S •s M AROUIS OUSI NE\S PAP • LTD llSt Oo•e Slrttt Suol~ l~J Nowoort &.«".CA '7Mt0 Bob OuPr• AUOC••lt\ tnc dl>o C•mbr10Qt' Prooerf1f'S C• (•l•forn1• tOrPor•t'°"'· USI Do~ Strp ... t Su1tto l ll0 N•wl>O"I Bta<" CA '7...0 DAIL V PILOT fl9 Pl'BUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS I USINEU NANll H ATEM£NT Tne foliow•OQ p.-r~ 1\ dQ1nf; t>U\I M\\•H J&J llSSO<. ta TfS. J'>'lt G•o<e Ln (o\I• M~w. C• <nU• J•me\ f A••hntv Bott JoAnn Str~et. C"''• Mow. C• '11•11 Thi' ~••IW\\ 11 concJutte OI Or.,nq. C0unh 011 ~O· lembo!r II l'leu FIO Jll .,,ub h \t..O °'#\Qr CO.Ht D•Uf' P itol !M!pt 19 l• Ott 1 10 1''90 l/U·IO P Bl.IC SOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l f\r t )tl0..,1nQ f;tet\otJf' •' 110.nq C>u\1 ""''' ., (Altf ()RNIA r<O r<l) MATS & Et4VAt A. tM I P1¥f"nUri '_o\td Mti\ai c A 11•1• Hubf)drd "inn UJf\a..11n •7• ~ (•n.,un N l11.1t.h fiOmJ Ant1,..1f""1 Hiii-. (A Q7to/ tn1, OV\ln"'"~ '' rr.mouct .. o Uy .in 1n 0•-/IOY .. I ~ • Ovn•.in fn1\ \llJU•tn-nt .. d !l. l11t•O Wilt\ .,,,. < ?v"t ~ l..I'°'~ at Ordn~ C..'t\lnt y ur1 ~P terno~• >• t~ • Fl4Sto.I Put.Ji•\~ Or-11•1?~ r Od'I IJf:f••v Punt S,.pt lo dn<1 0<1 I 10 t; H8'1 J88J HO f)l'Rl.I(' ~OTICE FICllTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l ~ ... IOiluw1ntJ ~t\Orl '"" fJl'hf'Q IJu,.o~~ ... d' I N 1l l>UAl 10NAl PAN AMf !<,(AN I 'IAl/f A<;So'J( 17~'1 8uaro SI r,"'""'" r.u1Wf! (A •.ti.O r ''""""' 1•14,.... 11.u Hud"' St C..tHC1fl'" GtOY .. (A '1)6A() r,,,, bv\1" ... ., ., cufidut .. ti oven un tn(OrOOr-ttlNJ A \\JP' ·•'''"' othftor tt-,an '* O•• tn•, \Jl10 (J1rf I•)• f ""'\ \t.-tM• 1 "l #~\ t IN .,._.,,,, l"-' ("our•• Ct,.," f>f °'" •nQP fc;1Jnl •on Ot- lc;U.-r I 1-.. Fl .. 3'1 PYnl•\t~! •Jt ·~ '·• t'l.f O•tly P1lol T"e e.en.tKl•ry undtr w 1o Deed ot trusts crMtf'O ov Y•O ~o ot fru\I Trust P'l•s N retotor• t•t-<ut!il ~nd or Th~ total •rY,ount ot lP\e l.lnpato livered lo \•Id Trustte • written I O•l•n<t 01 the' OC>llQ•t1on ~f'<ur.-o D~ OtCl•l'•Uon ot Oe-f•ult of ow ObllO•· lh~ pro~rtv 10 bf> w10 11nd rf.lSMiaOlf' Hons S«ured bys.id Deed of Trust, 41\\•mcttt>O t O\h, f',pen'~ .. a"o and a wri._,.. Hotict ot O.tauU •nG •Ova11ct\ tJI tn~ 11me of lhf' 1tht1a1 E••<fion to Sell, which Notice \•Id l>Ubli<•t•Ol'I 01 t~ Notte .. ot Sale-" Mlth.aeol J 8•r-raca I~ c..n,.,,.,. ...... , l •,..t Newpor1 e ... ,,, CA ''JM.IO H•rry O tCom\11 y «l T' ac,. L.Ant Or •n11•. CA '7'6• DY 0 lJ~ I I tO I I 1 • l\1811 A0)Ci 80 Thi\ buSIM\\ ,, (OnO"''~" Tru"" MS .. .,..., 10 bo recOf'cMcl on saJ,l ll .. Jun. 1', ,.., •i Instrument No USM TP\e brtl"t'fl<1ar., unde' 'a10 OHO 01 Book 1l4JS P•oe tt•l ol Olllci•I Tru•I nertto lo r• ••Hul•d and I Record' of w•o County. O•llvtr.O to 1"« unOenh~nf'O a wr1U•n S•ld·""•'• will i,. coneluct•cl by Oecl.,•lion ol Oeloutt and Oem•nel Calllornl• Po•lln11 •nCI Publl1nln11 lo r S••e. and a .. nlten Nolie• 01 Com1Mtnv --n• """ OhOM Otl•ull and Etttloon 10 Soll The number Is 127 N0'1h Med''°" Avenue, und1tr\loned <.t'-t\td ~•Id t.tohce ot Pauoen•, Ca lllornla t1101 11131 Oe••ull •11<1 El•ct1on lo Sell to b~ 61l~s.t6. t•corde<I 1n thp <ounh whit,..e the-rea l OATEO· S.pt•mber 11, IMO , proo.,1v I• toot.., HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS O•leCI September 11 l'lflO ANO LOAN SECURITY ALLIED 11m1tt0 ptr1ner\l\1p MARQUIS 6 USINESS PARI( LTD • Pl'HLll' NOTICE Lrmlltd Pert,,.rvup FICTITIOU' BUSINESS By 806 0..PAE r;AME STATEMENT ASSOCIATES, INC , lh" 1oilow1iiq (Wr!i.ons. a,f' <101nq • Corpot'llton bU\H~\\ I\ -Cemt>•ICl9/f Pr-rtoe• II) lllOll'RO'S (ANDI ES 1Jt 11.c.n.r.1 Pertner llt(HA~O'\ ALMOND TOFFEE. IJJ~ 8 >;· AObet"t Ou Pr• Hamp\hlrf' C•' .. N~wpo'1 Be.ach, Ca II\ Pr.slCIPnl 11?..0 Oy Mlch .. I J. 8•rr•O. A •<lllrd EClwa~CI Power llJ9 "' c..n.ral Partner I Hamo~hlre t ir Newpan 8•acn. Ca By· H•rry O ICom\kV, '1..0 Its Genet•! P•r1,.r ~ r • n c: e' Jo Po w e r-. 1 J l 4 Thi\ 'Urtement .,.., f ll.cl wit" the .... ,,,p,n1re Cir , Newport Be•ch, Ca CountV Cl•"'"' Or-Counlv on S..o '7Mt0 tember 17, 1'80 1 Thi\ ma1ne·u I\ <ondut.te<I b't •nun ASSOCIATION 0 F S AN !~:.~~~-~~le-<! ltMOOH, It EN DALI. & 12020Chandlt• Blvcl MAaltlNG~ OtEGO •Cor-•tlon •~Trust• tJt•U66 1ncorpof'•tt<1 anot••hon oU"K"r ltl•n a o.rl!"er\111 p No Hott•WOOO <-• "'°" •~-•U•~. C?lll -...ll •!ft---v•~ Ri<Nro FdwArd Powt"f t f\I\ \late-nif'nt llllr.it\ flied wnn ow County c1er-t1 at O'•"<JI COUl"lty on Seo !•"'bf' II l'*l By Linda R W•mer A•tlll..,I Vice Pr"ldenl Publl•necl °'""91f Co.st Oeltv Piiot • Bv Judll" A Kt a lon9 S..lt• Ill Au I Vice Pr"ldtnt """'-' ...... C. -~°14"7J PuOl1s"""' 0ra"'9f' Co.1st Dally Piiot PuDliu.d Or.,. Co~nt D••l'r' Pitot ... unit\""° 0•~ (o.,4-1 0~1ly Pi'o~ S.01 16, Oct J, 10 •-)641-90 St'l)I i. U O<t l l'lllO l it><> llO S..pt H l• 0<1 J. 10 l'lllO JUI "O ... Ill 1q /r Qr' 1 10 ·~ Jl- SA TlJllDA V, OCT. 4 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <Marc h 21 - April 19): Speculative venture tends to suc- ceed. Know it-and m ove ahead with confidence. Focus on variet y, rom ance . e x c itin g changes and dealings with Youn& persons. Im- portant domestic adjust- ment featured and could lDclude coaalderation or residence location. education, principles of now, you bave tbe Idea. I aw and a "•pi rl tu a I -;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:;~:-;-;:;:--=-,-:a;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~;-1 revelation." Gemini. I RUffEll'S ~ __ P_U_8_LJ_C_N_0 _T_I C-£---' I PUBLIC NOTl~I PU BLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE TAuaus <April 4!0- May 20): Land. basic vatues, territory. sense of survival -these are s potlighte d . Pisces. Virgo natives play key roles. You gain access to privileged m aterial. You will know what to do and when and how to achieve purpose. GEMINI CMay2l·June 20): What seem ed a frivolous concept turns out to have substance. Relative impa rts good n e w s co uld necessitate journey or visit. Money picture is brighter than originally anti cipated . Can cer. Scorpio , C apricorn natives fi gure prom · inently. CANCER <J une 21 · July 22 ): Obstacle to progress is r emoved. Emphasis on locating what you need, income potential. wide recogni· tion , dealings with Aries, Li bra persons. You are due to receive additional funds for personal e fforts. pro · duct. research. LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22 ): Yo u meet in- dividual who "makes things happen." You 'II have opportunity for more independence, freedom -you can test a theory or invention. Another Leo and an Aquarian figure prom· inently. You wUJ be at right place at c rucial moment. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): You "wake up" with vital answers to complicated problems. Intuitive intellect is ac- tl v a ted. You teac h. learn and regain sense of direction. Cancer . Capricorn, Aquarius natives figure prom - inently. uau <Sept. 23·0ct. 22 >: Popularity in - crea1e1; there will be additional demands on your time. Be careful In connection wUh as- aoeiatee, friends -some want 1omethln1 for DOt.bi.nl. Member of op- P.01tte HX confeaaes • 'mad love." ICOaPIO <Oct . 23: No•. n): Pocus on am· bltloD, 1etttn1 detail• out of way, eom1a1 to .......... dle"boel." Yoa'N _...to cMdl to,.... ud Virgo and another Sagit-mD~ tarian figure prominent· UPHOLSTERY CUSTOM FRAMING l Open 6 0.ys A Week Y · w... Y• w_. Mon.-Frl. U Sat. 1~ CAPRICORN (Dec. .._.... 903 Newport Blvd. 22-Jan. 19): Count your ltU ...._. ll•d. 2 c::ia Mesa c h a n ge ! B e a com -__ c_0_•_•·-~ __ -_s_•_•_-_11_s_•_ ... ~... ~11 parison shopper. Accent on investments . finan· cial rating of one who makes grandiose pro· mises. Take partner or mat e into your con· fidence. Lifes tyle un· de rgoes transformation. AQUARIUS <Jan . 20-Feb. 181: Low profile is necessar y due to possible summons or at· tempted retaliation by one who is misguided and envious. Protect self in clinc hes. Avoid con- frontations see places and people in reali stic light. --------~ NEED HELP? visit our Do-It-Yourself Store . or have our competfltt plumbers do the wortc! PISCES <Feb . 19- March 20): Divisions of responsibility dominate your personal scenario Focus on employment. ; de p e ndents, relatives c who m a ke "car eless I statements." Be a lert, '" aware and refuse to sell yourself short. Cancer. Capricorn natives figure BLOCK PLUMBING· and HEATING ITIME STARTS AT YOUR DOORI 16562 GOTHARD 848 363 HUNTI~:.:~: BEACH - prominently. Announcing the low • maintenance haircut. Al Command Performance. It continues Ill help ynur hair ht lid it~ 'lhapc e\'cn ai. ii gnm :.. Bcc:\ui.c 1hc hai~iylc you want is ad:1p1l.-J m the hair yt>u ha\'c. h 'l' not only easy tu cake care of. lt also makes it easy to get all 1hc look~ you're lookin.: for. Sh:nnpoo, precision cut and blow dry for m«!n and women. No appointment n ecessary, c\ler. HOUr\ ... F 8 O().~ JO S11 9 00-3 ()() Command Performance® For the looks that ace the looks,.. . ~II 'Ev.-nln11 ., Mondays t·I Dally t ·I Sat. NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH Martat~ C..ter, Ht IJvenWe tMU Mapolla l'C. Nnt .. Ne.,.t leatll (.\e,.... ,,... K·Martl .. tomce . ,.......,. "4f.T411 oaOINAMCal00.11" TOTH ECHAl~N OF THE I OAllO AN INTaltlM OltDINANCa 0,. TM• COUNTY 0" O•ANO•, CSEAL) CALl .. O•N•A. A~•D ruaMIANT TO nt• •TATI ~LANNINO AND JUNEALEXANOER ZONINO LAW, A~rLYINO TMa O~I "OaNaltAL "LAN IM,.LaMalf. • 0 -otl ... BoarootSui-rvtW>r> TATIOlf" otlTatCT TO CaaTAIN I.AND IN TMa VICINITYO,. TMa JOMN CountvofOr-C•ltlornl• WAYNE •••ro•T. '" ACCOltDAleC• Wint THE COMPaEMlNSIVE STATEOFCALIFORNIA I ZONINOCOOao .. oaANOlfCOUNTY '" The_,,,"" Sucle"''-·"" , ... '°""'Y"' Or-. C.llfotnl•-· or<Uln •• COUNTVOFOllANGE I tottows f JUNE ALEXANDER (tfl'" Of t~ &o."dOf $uoitr-v•>en oo ,....reov terlih SECT ION 1 Zonlno E•f\lbU M•o ZCIO-ll It hffebV ~ed •s • IOrMn9 di\.· '"•' •1 • '90V'•" r'nfttlngof '"" Bo•roof SuOPrv•\Onof °"""°"Count•. (~1tforn1t• trtct map of tfW County of or..-91 •nO ~ to SK1IOlf'I , ........ ot ,,. COdlflf'O twld on ,,..1 .. HtO.y of S.pt.,,,.,.., lfltQ trw fOt'fOQH''IQC>r0 1""'f"C(t cuntaUU"O tMe- OrCllMn<H o4 .... CounlVOI Orin91t n1 .. c11 ....... iS~\W<l•nO•OOOll'CI by '"''"""""•"llVOI• SECTIONl Thl•l•~ur91tn<•m•aw ... nec•-v•oorole<ll .... 0Ubll<WI.. AYES SUPERVISORS THOM .. ~~ l'!ILE'Y RALPHO ClAll" :~r;e.::::-.=..-:~-::!~~~l~~~ll:~.:J~~~rl=~=l~::.:.."'....~~:::i·~::; PHILLIP l •NTHONY ~r09r•m• w-<•11.0 bV ...... c;.,,. •• , Pl•n. M!Opllld OU" ... "' lo , ... St•I• Pl..,nlng .. ,.II Pi fTT M Wt E OE p •nGZonlngLaw ANO E'OI\("• W "''LlE" NOES SUPERVISORS No,,.. ABSENT SVPEPVtSOPC NO"" iH WITNESSWHE R EOf' I n.-.~rtl~",..\i"to!.rt mv n .. no •nacttf••l'Otf\.-ol-f•c••• ~at of lhe &oarOOf Suoerv,,or\of ,,,., (nvnh o• fJrtt"lut' ~!1th! uf Ct>l1fornltt thi~ l0 hd•Vo45"pttmbor 19IO !SEAL! JUN!' ALE"<AN OER (let A of th .. Oottf'O<-f Suf>V•"' "°'" ot Orange Coul"lty (Allforn1.J Pvblo<hO<jOrancie Coa•I Dall\ P1101 0<100or J l'll!O " / \\- / t I '~-' . l~HIO I ' / .,I '/ // ' ADOPTED BY ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS :SEPTEMBER 24,'980 ORDINANCE NO. 3218 ZONE CHANGE EXHIBIT eo-2s f::::l APPLICATION OF THE GENERAL PLAN IMPLEMENTATION DISTRICT 0 l 2000' I I -- -· • I. DAIL y PILOl • Test dri\'e tht~ 111<>st remarkable car of (he decade t<>d<l}', <lt Nabers Cadillac. .. . No other car offers you an engine that automatically goes from 8 to 6 to 4 cylinders. 011ly Cadillac 1981 -Available Now at Nabers Cadillac It's 1\1nerican technolo~y in action. Trust Cadillac to lead the way with the new 1981 models. Motor cars right on the c utting edge of a new automotive technological revolution. A revolution that utilizes materials, techniques and advancements o f the U.S. space program. Henlarkable \.'8-6-4 Fuel - Injection is Jikt' three engines in one. It works like this: As you start out, all 8 cylinders are in operation. As your power needs lesson. l~l'4 FUEL lt'J ~'f IO ~J the car automatically goes to 6 cylinders ... and then to 4 cylinders. When you need it, the system instantly reverts to 8 cylinders again II could literally teach a p e rson to beco1ne a rnore efficient driver. Push a button and Cadillacs MPG sentinel displays how many er.gine cy linders are active at that moment. Push another button to see you r average mileage and instantaneous MPG. - 8 : M ~Ji i c, ~ , ~ ' ~, f 1 §]@J(§)[§J I 4 ... . . I . . 1§Ja§@ll --· Using this information you c an help yourself to become a more efficient driver. MPG Sentinel is standard equipment along with the V8·6·4 Fuel Injection engine on all 1981 Cadillacs. ~o other car offer:s you this c hoice in en~ines. Along with the revolutionary V8·6·4 Fuel lnjec· tion, Cadi.llac Fleetwood Broghams and DeVille models are available with a 4.1 liter V6 engine combined with a newly designed four·speed auto-" . matic transmission that incorporates overdrive. • • ·-~··<!; ~ . . 8·6-4 ' . . ~(·· v ·6 O:a · Diesel Both the front.wheel-drive Eldorado and Seville are available with a V6 engine that utilizes a three-speed automatic transmission. Standard on Seville and available on all other models is an improved Diesel engine. Unlike foreign Diesels, the engine used for Cadillac is a VB. A significant advancement f~1 981 is an exten· sion of the recommended mileage for an 011 change from 3.000 to 5,000 mile intervals. l 'he Electronic C:ar is here. Cadillacs state·of·the·art Digital Instrumentation is available for precise driving information. With everything from your exact speed to gallons o f fuel remaining. From estimated driving range to average MPG. And more. Even the tempera· ture setting is displayed to the exact degree! ~o other car offers y(1u a self- dia~nostic system this sophisticated. " Cadillac On-Board Computer Diagnostics -a spin·off of the U.S. space program -helps take the guesswork out of servicing. It enables a ser· vice technician to find and correct possible problem areas quickly. Simply by punching but· tons in the car, referring to a code book~ and taking corrective action needed for repairs. The system will also show when the problem is properly resolved. E\·en a seal 1hat ren1en1hers ..llis" and ··11ers··. Simply ad1ust the six-way power seat to a com fortable ' driving pos1 t1on . Press the set button and then one of the two \ numbered recall but· tons. This Cadillac exclusive will store the position you 've selected in its memory bank. Then. whenever you touch the appropriate recall button. Memory Seat wtll automatically return t o that same comlor· table position Trust Cadillac to lead the \Vay All makes, models and colors • , Classified Auto Advertislng \ in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ... - ' I j 11 INSIDE: •Intermission •Out n About •Movie Reviews •TV, Garden Fridey, October 3. 1980 ~LYPtLOT Week CJ Don't Go Out Without a Cowboy Hat By PA.TllK'K K£NNJ;DY --~.._ .. ..., O~n shtrt.s. 1old chall\I and disco mu.ale appear to hav~ been run out ot Oran1e County by cowboy hat.Ill. boots and rountry tunea. 1>1 ro ftt'lh1<tt1il nnd ltfr11ty h'll. art lying in th•· llui.t us lhc- lrt>nd hiu turned lo hoolli ttno 'eanll 1-;ven th•· \11t·11bul11ry does n 'I t't'm the lilHne Tht• 1x t•as1onal y alls ur cl:11t.:urnm1b alt~l!I 10 that that o pentd in tluntington Beach f:J:.t fo't•bruary Two months later , the munu.it!ment dropped the last word from its name Now it 's a l'Uuntry weslern dancehall The rrurrors and chrome decor s till there are reminiscent of a disco establishment, but leather Moet dia«> watermg hol~ in these pam appear to be dryin& up. AN t:XA.MPt,t; or thl' r~ccnt trt'nd Is the California Sun Disco Illusions Sleightly Amazing Lee Edwards. considered by his prestigious peers as one o( the world's foremost Illusionists. brings his ·:s1eightly Fantastic" • show to Orange Coast College Saturday. He'll appear at 8 p.m. (and later vaoish ) in the Auditorium: -- Tickets. priced a t $3 for general admission and $2 for OCC students. Gold Card holders (senior citizens) a nd children under 12, may be purchased in lbe OCC Ticket Office in the col· lege 's Administration Building, from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. THEY ALSO will be sold at the door before the performance at 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Edward's magic includes the graceful and bewilderi ng ·sleigbl-<>f·band; ethereal men- talism; amazing animal presen- t al ion ; confus ing ca rd manipulation; ancUbe awesome performance ol the 1iant and clauical 1t.ae illusions. H.la vut claulcal and modem eolleetkln ol mysteries includes many developed and uaed by the legendary Dante, of whom Edwards was a prote1e. EVER SEE A WOID)lD tri· sected and repaired in ·front of your eyes? How about hundreds of gallons or water cascading rrom out or half a coconut shell with no hoses attached? Edwards can produce women from empty trunks, levitate them mid ba.e tlMm dlaappeu at the apex ol their ucenalon. Or be can matertallse blmaelf from an U'matun of aticb to make an el~aatdlaappear. That's only..the beginning. Symphony Surging 'Ode to Joy' Underscores Optinrisni -By CAROL MOORE 04 , .. O.lly Pli.t - "Ode to Joy," the subtitle of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, not only opens the Pacific Sym· phony Orchestra's fourth season but also epitomius the spirit of the group. "It's obvious from a poll we took at our last concert last spring that there's a large audience ready to sustain major orchestral performances,'' said PSO music director Keith Clark. "We expect to flourish.·· TO IUDGE THEIR progress to date, consider the caliber of selections and guest artists for the 7:30 p.m. concert Sunday in Plummer Auditorium, at the corner of Lemon and Chapman avenues in Fullerton. For the giant Beethoven masterpiece, Clark will conduct the 87 musicians in collaboration with the 110-voice Irvine Master Chorale, directed by John Alexander . Well known Southern California singers will c omprise the solo quartet in the finale, which Is challenging in lta dramatic demands. Soprano Delcina Steven s on ha s eerformed with the Detroit, San Francisco and National sym · phonies and the Los An1elee Philharmonic. lle110 soprano Kathleen O'Brien has dlltinl\dabed herself in 1ls roles with the Hawaii Opera Theater .. •• u u IOloe with the San Dle10 Opera and La Jolla Symphony. Marvin Hayes bas appe~ intematlonally as a but-baritone 1ololst, won the International lluslc Competition ln Geneva, Swit1erland and &au,i.t at the California lmtltute of the Arts. Tenor Bobbt Reed, wbo bu aunt with the Pasadena IF8lplaay, WU tlm year's National Winner of the lletropollbn Opera Auditiom. TU CBOIALB BAS shared numerous con· ftrt .._.. wttla PSO wbile be<lomin& ooe of the loudlh II'• ftwtor1an•18dom ol 1&1 type. Ota. wona In tbe pl'Oll"am will Include the :•wertare aad ballet music to Beethoven'• ;'Cre ..... of. Prometbeu" and Se1toenber1'1 •1 ...,....., From Wanaw." . • : can dllertbed tbe ..._, u "a dram.Uc :...-' 11• for orebeltn, eborw and aetor :•.a-. ---........... at UDeOle Center • ._ ._-Diiie 0,... ll'• i.a f..War IMJt i'lltytt.,... .me tbat deten• to be beanl. '' THE SUNDAY E VENING series will continue at Plummer Auditorium on Nov . 23. Feb. 8, 1981 ; -· March 15 and April 26 with violinist Eugene Fodor, pianists Leonard Pennario and Cecile Licad. cellist Ronald Leonard and organist Marvel Jensen as soloists. ~ lnctividua.J tickets for each concert are $10.50. S8.50 and $6.50 when available. Seasona.J subscrip· tions are ctiscounted JO percent. Aiming to provide symphonic music by and for Orange Countians, PSO has increased its outreach and audience support each year since 1977 when Cla rk came from Vienna to direct the Pacific Chamber and Cal State, Fullerton orchestras . TIIEN THE SYMPHONY-IN·FORMATION consisted of 45 professional musicians, mostly from the faculties of CSUF, Chapman College and UC Irvine. Clark auditioned most of those veterans and almost 100 others this summer to reach the present complementof87. "From the beginning we've insisted on paying professional wages." Clark said. "It's expensive (about $20,000 per concert) but worth it." :·our maximum box offi ce is $8.000 : the univer sity provides rehearsal facilitiH and secretanat asststance; our community board of directors and women's guilds raise the additional funds." THE FINANCIAL PICTURE will improve as concert dates and locations increase, Clark pre- dicted. because most of the expense is for four re- hearsals preceding each performance. The 1oal is to repeat a concert three limes. Besides its masterpitte season in Fullerton, PSO will appear four times in Santa Ana Hida School, twice at UC Irvine and serve as the residential orchestra of the Festival of American Music in Los Angeles during 1980-81. Thia summer the 1roup made its first record· ing and was filmed for a British Broadcasting Corp. TV documentary to be aired UU. winter featuring three American symphonies. "NEXT YEAa WE WANT to present each performance on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights in three halls throu1hout the county althoqb proper facilities are at a premium," saJd Clark whose ambition and enthusiasm is shared by his musicians. He, in tum, credits several maestros for ·'great years of conductor appreotlcesblp. ·' After eamiq a doctorate In musical compoel· tlon 1t UCLA, Clark accepted a Fulbrl1bt Fellowabh> and went to Eurooe for 10 vean where be studied at the Vienna and Chl&lana academies ancs a&11ted wit.II orcuatra lo maay capttall. He 1Ull ~v.11 oveneu and jUlt Ntunaed from con- ducUnc Beethoven's monumental Miua Solemnil ln the Vienna Konterthaus. saddles , old pitchforks and reins hang from rusty nails in the wa11. HA\' BA.LES a re strategically situated to capture the western motif. The disc JOckey station has been removed and behind the new band stand is an enclosed, padded room with large win· dows. In there waits the bull -a head· less contraption that is always ready to buck urban cowboys from its saddle. It costs one dollar a ride and the speed and ferocity of the beast is control led by a brakeman. THE MECHANICAL bull was popularized by the film "Urban Cowboy." That movie is largely seen as the catalyst for the western craze in Orange County. just as "Saturday Night Fever." also starring John Travolta, is rec- ognized as the major motivator of the disco scene. But John Kaylor. part owner and manager of the California Sun. says nightclub owners back East have seen the cowboy trend coming for several years. He said that besides ''Urban Cowboy," there have been 12 western movies released this year, including "Bronco Billy." starring Clint Eastwood, and "Honeysuckle Rose." featuring country singer Willie Nelson. MOST OF THE persons in the nightclub crowd, Kaylor says. are in their late 20s. With new cowboy hats. jeans and boots, they come to hear country music The casualness of western music and dress appeals to all ages. Stephanie Jean Bredon teaches Stephen Newland some cowboy dancing steps during a class at Parl<west Apartment's recreation room in Irvine. Such sessions help parti- cipants round up the footwork to show off at new cowboy bars. Brian Kindred, 5, wishes he were old enough to tag along. " "That's all we play here," Kaylor said. "No rock and no disco." •·Disco music easily became irrelev,nt," commented Bob Estrada, manager of Crazy Horse in Santa Ana. "It catered to a certain age group who didn't mind paying money for the disco fashions. People who were into it, got into it all the way. "But in here," he said, "all you have to do is put on a cow· boy hat and you're part of the group." AND FOR MOST people. Estrada says, putting on a cow- boy hat and boots, in the tradi· tional dress of the pioneer west, is nothing new. .. Almost all the guys pre. tended to be cow boys as children," he said. "And nearly ever yone watched t he 'Lone Ranger' or 'Lash LaRue' on television." Estrada said that. by his count, 47 nightclubs i.n Orange County have opened with or changed to the country western theme this year. He said he expects the trend to last at least six years. and adds that it caters to a wider age group of clientele. PROBABLY THE largest country nightclub in Orange Co unty is the Cowboy i n Anaheim with its capacity for 1,000 people. It was the Crescendo. a disco nightclub the past five years. Complete with a mechanical bull. cowboy hats for sale and colorfully dressed saloon girls available, for a . price, to shine your boots. the club presents Ht· tie semblance of its former disco lifestyle . Many of the wall mirrors have been replaced by wood paneling. And. u in many clubs, on cer· tain nights western dancin& lessons are offered. Gordie BeMello. publicity agent for the club, says that dis· co just burned out, and that the country star will shine brightly for several yea.rs. "Dl...'1CO WAS ju.st a phase," he said. "The dance st yle was complicated and the dress ex- pensive. Here, it's more relaxed. Everybody wean a cowboy bat, l>oOts and Lem. "If YoU wou.ld have walked in· to a dhco like that Jut year," he said. "people would have laughed at you." .. Live music, a S·mlle run, a pancake breakfast and a hot air balloon will all be part of the U.O Irvine Harvest FestivaJ this weekend at Heritaae Park . More than 30,000 visitors are expected to tour the food, beverage, arts and crafts, games, community service and Industrial display booths aod watch the live entertainment. lined course when the S·mile run, spomored by the Kiwanis Club, gets under way at 8 a.m . Saturday at thecomerofYaJe and Walnutavenuesandenda at the festi v aJ gates. Admi.eaion is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents foT children until midnight tonight; from t a .m . to midnl&bt Saturday and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun· day. FE8TIVITIE8 BEGIN TONIGHT at a black·ti~ooal Harvest Moon Ball, featurinc music by tbe Ed Leach Big Swint Band, at the Re1t.try Hotel in Irvine. Neiman-Marcus will present a designer fashJon show durin1 the ·eveniq. . At the festival iroundl, Canyon Grus will perform lta own brand of bluelJ'US music from 7:30to11. The five-member band h• played at tbe Oran1e County Fair. Knott'• Be"' Fann, tbe Oran,. CouatJ Pb.tlbarmomc Sodet1'1 1umm•r music featlva1, UCI and at the Notto Bluecrua FnUval. Nearly l,000 ri&n.nera will belin the nit. tree· ' . Kitty O'Neil, bolder of the land speed re- cord for women, will be irand manbal or the race, awarding trophJea to diviaionaJ wiboen on the festival stage. Saturday four dance lf'OUl>a will appear oo the outdoor ata1e from 11a.m .t.o1:45 p.m. The Walnut VUJa1e Jui Dancers, led by Susan and JUI Fraser. wtU present •lx routines at 11a.m.The16 performers are qed 1t.o12. TWENTY STVDBNT8 no• tbe Inatitute of Dance Arts will perform tap and ballet num- bers from 11 :45 a.m. t.o 12:15 p.m. The Irvine Audemy ol Performln& Ar1a will preMDt 50 dancen. The Cripple Creek cioa ... will lhare a ••ID*ll of early American berttac• with f .. tlyaJ.pnfromU:IOtolp.m. CoUGnwood returna to tbe f•tlnl Wa 1ear •r ltaM...tta1-room-on1Jperformueeln 1m. XAowa for lta eoantr)'·roek, eomtrJ and blue· lfUI musAc, the IJ'OUP will play Saturday from z:•tos:aop.m. udSUDclufrom4to1p.m .• (lee aSAP, P•O> ---------------:0.-------~--r I • ('Z DAIL 't PILOl ENTERTAINMENT 'Cold Wind' Ushers in Weekend o-r New -ormnas RAY aRAD8VRY'• new play, "The Cold W ind 4lnd The Warm ." open1 tonl9tlt at ttle Gem Theater. 1215? Main St .. Garden G rove The wortd·f amous sc le nee fiction author a lso unvell\ another one-act play, "Pillar of Fl~ ·• Ticket\ are $6 tor the 8 JO -.how For reservation\ call 636-7113. THE CLASSICAL LEGEND of Jason and Medea com es to life Saturday at UC Irvine as the Californi a Theater Ensemble per'forms "A Journey/M E DEA / a Oream ." In the F lne Arts Village Theater at 8 p m. Tlc keture$6and~tor UCI -.tudenh at thebo• Off lc4tor b V catllnQ 833·SS49. "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" opens at Cal State, Long Beach tonight through Oct 11 in the Studio Theater , 6101 E . Seventh St H art Kaufm an comedy w ill be direc ted b y w 1111am Glover who starred in "Terr a Nova" at the Mark Taper Forum last year The show begins at 8 p .m . For ticket Information call (2131 ~98-SS26. "WILDE NIGHTS" based on the eccentricities of the 19th centur y writer Oscar Wilde, opens tonight at Saddleback Studio Theater, 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. Tickets are $.4 for the 8 p.m. show tonight, Saturday and next Thursday. Sunday's performance begins at 7 p.m . For more information call 831-4'S30. THE ORIGINAL MOUSEKETEERS wlll'be returning to Disneyland every Saturday and Sunday this month as the Magic K ingdom celebrates "25 Years of .Mouseketeers." Taking the Space Stage at 3 p.m . w ill be the original club members: Cubby O'Brien, Sharon Baird, Lonnie Burr, Bonnie Fields, Tommy Cole and Sherry Alberonl. The partt w ill be· open Mousekedays from 9 a.m . to 7 p .m. "BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE in Texas" continues rollicking &t th~ PontaQ s Ttteater tn Los Angele<> now through N ov C1 The Tony award-w inni ng mu-.lcal stars Alexis Smith ctnd Larry Hov i., of "H0oan's Heroes." Showttme 1-. 8 30 p.m with Sunday show ~t 1 30 For ticket Information contact a ll Tlckf'tron ctgencles. LAGUNA BEACH CHAMBER MUSIC Soc 1.-ty opens Its 1980 1981 season with the fam ed Pr3<1ue Strlno Quartet Thursday in L aguna Beach H igh School Auditorium, 625 Park Ave The praora m will Include works b y Beethoven, Bartok and Dvor ak . The concert beoln5 a t 8 · 1.5 p m . Tickets dre $7 at thfl door ''AN EVENING UNDER THE STARS" comes to the l rvlhe Bow l Saturday night d S the Souther n Carlfornla Mormon Choir performs. The i H tick ets include a b<>• dinner For reser val1ons call.49"'·3-408. PIANIST JULIEN MUSAFIA comes to the Univer sity Theater at Cal St at e, Long Beach Sunday at"' p.m . The program w ill include Toccata in D M ajor by Bach, Sonata i n C Major, K . 300. by M ozart and E tudes and Waltzes by Chopin. Ticket s a re $5 for adults and $3 for students at the University T heater or by calling (213) 498-4280 CLARINETIST GLORIA RAMSEY and pianist M ichael Cave will perform Tuesday night at Chapman College Recital Hall, 333 N. Glassel! St., Or ange. T ickets are $5 for the 8: 15 r ecital. For more information call 997-5871. 100 ANTtQVE DEALERS will gather tonight through Sunday at the Long Beach Arena for the second semi-annual Antique Show and Sale. Clocks, furniture, brass, silver and glassware will be included in the array of more than 1,000 items. The show Is open from 1to10 p.m . tonignt and Saturday and 1 to 6 p.m . Sunday. WORKS BY HANDEL, BACH, Schumann. Scarlatti and Franck will be Fro• Pagr <'I REAP FUN IN IRVINE . • • the group will play Saturday from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m . and Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. Wild Oats, straight from the Crazy Horse Steak House in Santa Ana, wi ll be he ard Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m . and Sunday from 11 a.m, to 3 p.m. The gr oup's tunes run from traditional bluegrass to stone country and country rock tion Sunday at 3 p.m . in the Teen Center. Professional a~oneer Max Rose will sell the "all -new" rne4-chandise including a butdier block ta ble. a diamond pendant and a six -week modeling course . More than 200 items will be a uctioned. . ~ INDIAN G UIDES OF THE Saddle back Vall ey YMCA wall hold their annual fu nd· raising breakfast at the festival Sunday from 8 a.m . to noon Other attractions at the festi val this year in · elude a dunking booth, a mechanical bull, the Pe ps i Skateboard Team, an elephant and Che hot air balloon . Pancakes, s ausaee . oranee juice, m alk and coll" will be served at tbe Teen Center •dJ•-c.at to I.be l•tJvaJ .,-oundl. '11cketa are SI and wW be Mid at t.be door. EbeU Club Mii bold it.a fourth annuaJ auc· A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Center. Albettroti's •Bank of Ameriai • Bilbo Baggim •Cato di Pompei • Coco's •Command Performance • Dolphin • Hair Fashions • &I.wards Cinema •Fash 'N' splash •Hamburger Hamlet •Ice <Apades • Chal,et, • Mesa Veme Florist • Mesa Verde Travel • Mione's •Music Market • Phot.ography by Jeffrey• Priscilla C4U Box •Reuben's •spa Lady • Southern GJlifomia GptiaJl • s~'s -... ,, 01,00 ,..,,, ADA ... It --• 0 • Mesa Verde It Center 1 • 2701 H•rbor Blvd •• (Harbor • Ad8"'9) Co.tit MeN, CA ·' .. performed Saturday night at Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Hall 119, beginning at 8. The concert wi ll feature professor Dr . Justin Colyar perfor ming organ and harpsictiord masterwor ks. T ick ets are $2.50 tor adults and $1 .50 for OCC students. For m ore information call 5S6-SS27. 10 HOURS NON-STOP MUSIC w ill be heard Sunday at the Airporter Inn, 18700 M acArthur Blvd., Irvine.as the Orange County Professional Mu!ic1an's MOUSEKETEERS BACK FOR WEEKEND Cubby O'Brten, Tommy Cote, Sheron Belrd Association presents its 10th Music Festival, beginning at 2 p.m . The SO shows will include jazz, rock. classical , Dixieland and swing music . T ickets are $8 at the door or S6 in ad vance by calling 5"'6-8166. MORE JAZZ can be heard Sunday as the New Orleans Jazz Club of Southern California welcomes Dixieland jazz musicians from New Orleans to ttle Elks Lodge, 11 551 Trask A.ve., Garden Grove, beginning at 1: 30 p .m . Tickets $2. TICKETS ARE ON SALE for the second annual "Fr iends of Jazz" festival Oct. 11 and 12 in Laguna Beach's Irvine Bowl. The fest ival will include appearances b y M ose Allison, "Bava," George Cables, Kenny Burrell's All Stars, John K lemmer, "Kittyh awk," Hubert L aws. Clare Fischer 's Salsa Pic ante w ith Pancho Sanchez, L.A. Four. Call 494-1516 for t icket information. MOODS DURING THREE PARTS of the da·y wi ll be interpreted . . for the Second A nnual Dance Faculty Concert at Golden West College Oct. 10 and 11 at 8:30 p .m . and again Oct. 12 at 2:30 p.m . il'Whe college's Community Theat er . T ickets ' are $3.50 at the school book store or prior to the show at the box office. ' A 2,D-YEAR-OLD dance will be performed tonight by AnJanl Ambegaokar in UC Irvine's F ine Arts VIiiage. The lndlandancewlll tell the story of.the creation of the universe based on Hindu and Muslim traditions. Tickets are $S for the 8 p.m . show and $3 for UCI students. 1T'S A BIRD; It's a plane; It 's a scale-model jet! Radio-controlled model planes from all over the United States will compete tonight through Sunday at Mlle Square Park, Fountain ValleydurlngtheU.S. ScaleMasters Championsh ip. Flying maneu.vers begin Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m . "THE HOBBIT" will be presented Saturday at Cypress College, 9200 Valley View St ., Cypress. beginning at 8 p.m . J.R.R. Tolkien's story of dwarfs, gnomes and elves w ill be performed by llfe- size puppets. Reserved seats are $3. For more information call 826-2220, Ext. 322. TWO CONCERTS ARE SET at Cal State, Fullerton, beginning w ith the Symphonic Band's program of all British works Wednesday at 8 p.m . In the campus Little Theater. On Oct. 10 ttae Concert Band wlll perform music by American composers at 8 p.m . in the campus Little Theater. Tickets are $3 for adults and $1 for CSUF students. PICKLE FAMILY CIRCUS w ill be at UC Irvine's Campus Park Thursday at noon for a free one-hour show. The San Francisco travellno circus will present clowns, Jugglers, acrobats and wir e walker s. COASTAL RESIDENTS CAN TAKE their pick of planetarium shows at Orange Coast College, beginning tonight with "The Shores of Infinity" at 7 and 8: 30. Tickets are S1 for adults and 50 cents for children for the astronomy shows every Wednesday and Friday nights t hrough Dec. 19. For more Information call 556-5880. A BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL w ill be held Saturday a nd Sunday at t he Chino Jr . Fairgrounds at the Central Avenue e•it off the Pom ona Fr eew ay. Champion f iddler. Byron Berline and Jethro Burns w ill be there from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . Admission is SS for adults and $2'for youths under 18. BIG BAND DANCING gets under way Sunday at Disneyland H otel's Embassy B allroom , beginning at 8: 15 p.m . Admission Is SJ. .. .OUT' N ABOUT Friday, October 3, 1980 CWLYPILOT (3 Samp/,e Farl'at German Fest, MexiCan Feasts Few rotlla. unfortwiately. wUI bto et>le to board a plane ror Germany lh1a month in order .to,.,U9 ~ 'M"ard os.-Wo .. world's bi11ut beer bulL But there probebly lfa't one emon1 ua who wouldn't hlle \O so lndul1e at Oktc>berf•t. \bat annual tribute to the hops m Smet' the ctilt'lmatlon 's kick off » rouple of Wt'ek11 •1to thert''·" bt'<•n an almo11t non11top round of <'Ok>rful Meli v1t1cs Ont' notabll' exception. sorry to say, 111 Che-»b8t•nc.·i-of outdoor beer drlnkin1 so char•c·t.-rl11tlr of Uw (;erm.n re11tlvities. the ABC dt'c·ref'lll Lh at ano no in Huntington Beach rolUcklna Munkb .. Lucky Oran1e CO\&nt)' reaidenu tan mallt' • aubttltute t and much tborter) joumey Ju.st barMio to the-di.a ol clanklnc stftnl rt1ht ofl lb~ The tu~h 11nks wall h•v.: a lon~er run at Old World Vlll•ll". thoul(h , continuing through Sun· day. Nov l6 Mu111\·h 's Oktoberfest runs only lhrt'e weclc.11 San Dteao Autobahn Ut'UM me t'rttway It oriRlnutetJ by w1ay of celebrating the time wh"n brewttri; bnn.c out their new beel'1. Now lht> t u.storn holdN 11trunger than ever, and hun· dreds ol lhousa11di. of natives and visitors are on hand t•u<•h year to welcome the autumn offer· tnl(~ ' All the (all madneH and merrynuklna or Olltoberf•t can ht> ro'"'d at Jluntincton Our h s Old World Villa1e Two grt•lll <K>rn pith pa bands Oown in from Germany IU'e providing the rn~ieal entertain· menl ~l Old World's mmi·Oktoberfest. From no w through Sunday. Oct 26, "Pfaelzer Buam" will ~ on stage , Nov l through 16 "Deutsch Meister Ku.,elle" will be featured. On Wednesday and Thursday the band ap- pears at the Old World restaurant's Festival Hall from 6 JO to 11 p.m Fnday and Saturday the hours are 6 30 p. m. to I a. m and on Sunday fro~ 2 to 10 p.m Admission is free on Wednesday and Thurs· day Weekends Friday through Sunday - there's a S3 entrance ree. Selections Crom the authentic German menu and accompaniments include bratwurst, hot potato salad, sauerkraut, barbecue chicken, pretzels, wine, cocktails and -you guess it - German beer Befuddled Beau IN TIIE OUTSIDE STREETS of the Village itself, Oktoberfest attractions include an arcade , folkdancers. kiddie rides. strolling musicians and a large variety of contests. Jack Worthing is exasperated when Gwen· dolyn Fairfax and Cecily Cardew decide to "preserve a dignified silence" until he divulges his identity in-"The Importance of Being Earnest.·' being. staged at 8 tonight and Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday at Cal State. Fullerton's Little Theater. Tickets at box of· fice. Old World -complete with cobblestone _streets, lantern lampposts, window flower box· es , sparkling fountains, murals on t he housewaJls ~ is a bona rtde replica of an old European town. More than 50 specialty shops sell imported merchandise and -for another European touch -most or the shops have second-story living quarters for the owners. SHELLY GORDON DUO Tue. thru Sat. DANCING.).-~ 314 FOREST AVE LAGUNA BEACH 111"1 fN lu,....,.,••d1 Ample Free Parlunp "REFLECTIONS" TRIO Tues .. thru Sat. MARK CIANFRANI Sun. and Mon. DANCING NIGIITL Y 01 t>r/ool(my Btautilul Lake F'orrsr Twllighl Dlnner1 7 Daya• Week 4 to 6 p.m. -$5.50 2S311 MUIAL.ANDS AT AIOGR AOUTE KELLY LEMAIRE Vocals & Piano Tues. thru Sat. ROllERTA KING Vocals & Piano Sun. and Mon'. 32802 COAST HWY LAGUNA MGUEL 494.1491 752-8558 EL TORO 77()-1222 499:2~26 y""4N.l713 .. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! 4th Annual Henry VllI~Eur~pean Festival Saturday, October 4 10 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. Festivities of Ye Day G rand March by King Henry vm by the Kingdom of Caid. Contests include: Best Challenge to Fight; Renaissance Dancing; Fighting; Ankle Turning. Best Toast to the Kingj Hand Kissing and Fashion of the Ages show . Musical Entertainment by the Merrymakers Free Admission Free Parking • South Coast Plaza Village Located at Sunftower & Bear Streets Santa Ana, CA 92704 • (714) 751-~5 i, \ Out 'N About Norman Stanley You'll come by Old World Village and the Oktoberfest activities at 7561 Center Drive - behind Huntington Center and adjacent to the San Diego Freeway -Huntington Beach. Phone numbers are 897-1470 and 894-7669. ••• MARK YOUR FUTURE.~ CALENDAR for the Orange Coast's newest restaurant that opened just last Tuesday. It's Carmelo Manto's stunning La Strada, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Northern Italian cuisine is featured, and dinner will be served from 5:30 every everung. The executive chef is Mario Zanetti -formerly with the Princess Lines and. most recently, with the La Strada restaurant on Los Feliz Boulevard in Los Angeles. . Highlighted by an elegant 18th Century. Italian decor . the new Corona del Mar La Strada also houses a cocktail bar and facilities for private parties. I certainly intend to check it out at lhe earliest opportunity' -on lhe basis of the solid reputation enjoyed by the parent Los Angeles spo~. if for no other reason. • In lhe meantime you might want to be among the very first to sit down to dinner at this promising establishment. They're on all major credit cards and the number for reservations is 675·1922. •••• KEEPING GOVERNMENT out of one's business obviously isn't the catchword of every- one in Orange County. Just ask Paul Rossi and Joseph Vieillemaringe, owners of La Brasserie restaurant in Ofilnge. To celebrate La Brasserie's upcoming uura birthday they've invited top.ranking govern· ment officials as honored guests. That's their way, the owners report, of saying "thank you " to the county for the outstanding support the restaurant has enjoyed since it opened. yAl..ET"PARKING 2125 L C..t Hwy. c.r-" .. ....,. c~twa....,,..._'7~H7 AVERY SPECIAL DINING EXPERIENCE Flath From the Patti Playing your favorites from the fabulous 50·, & eo·11 Appe•ing Nightty Mon . .S.t. 8 PM· 12:30 AM OON'TMllS: ~,~&~ •Mon•y N..,.t Fooebetl on our Olant lcnenl •Oellctout hon d 'OMtVret Moft.·Fri,, 4:30-t:30 f'M \{oelda>\ ~ COITAMllA 3131 lftnot A". (ltlctoa et IM Ditto F....-yt A special dlnner wlll be presented by Chef Joseph to mark lhe occasion on Monday, Oct. 20. TOGETHEa WITH SPOVRE.C\, those head· ing the "aovernment braaa" invitation list ill· elude S-upervisors -Thomas Riley, Harriett Wieder, Philip Anthony, Edison Miller and • Ralph Clark, Assessor Bradley Jacobs and · Auditor V.A. Keim. ! Also: County Clerk Lee Branch, District Al· tomey Cecil Hicks, Sheriff Brad Gates, Superin- tendent of Schools Or. Robert Peterson, Public Administrator James Heim and Tax Collector Robert Citron . But that augiist bc?dY of dinner guests poses a question. Somewhere. along lbe line will some opponents have to be given equal eating time? *** ONE 11UNG'S FOa SURE: there's certain· ly no shortage hereabouts of new restaurants to satisfy a sudden whim ror Mexican food. Perhaps because it has been around the longest, lhe only one of these place:> where we've sampled the food Cas noted here in glow· ing terms a few months back) is Manana, whkh look up where Amelia's took ~fat 3300 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Other purveyors of tostadas and enchiladas opening in recent weeks -all of which we'll be visiting as soon as time permits -include ' Eugenio's, 547 W 19th St., Costa Mesa. It has taken lhe place of the former Mitla's. FRENCH FOOD IS NO more with the clos- ing of La Provencale in South Laguna. Now oc· cupying the premises at 31676 Coast Highway is • Paco's Cafe Mexico. Into the void Jell by the departure of the old Derby restaurant in Costa Mesa has come the latest edition in a popular chain of Mexican restaurants. This is Acapulco. located at 1262 SL Bristol.J>etween NeWf)Ort BouJevard and Redhill Avenue. Sam's Seafood continues at its long·time location in Huntington Beach < 16278 Pacific Coast Highway), but closed lhe doors some time back at its Corona del Mar site, 3901 E. Co ast Highway. Now off and running at that address is La Selva Mexican restaurant. --------------·· J lt·/k Chinese Cuisine i 'l /?/\" ORIENTAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE I Featuring Tropical Drinks I BAMBOO I°"' YUi AMMMaSAIY I .J41.TERR&CE SPICIAL I '\lJf 7(' 'ft -s52s r;r :-:., ,I W Im .. A_,..,_ E~i: z=-~ !• f C.... ..... fl•S0<4>•E---•So..<l'Olll I• ~T---.-c-.F.-1 I Alce • T .. & F<Jr1une c.oo.Je ·#.¥ '°''°'""'"--o....-I ~ ,-,.,.. Oll9t~OO lO 19'0 • • !Hal Goad Or> i..t 1 01ne Oul) I S3 EAST lTnf. COSTA MESA -645·MSO ~_. --------------..=:;...=~~--'-~~~~~~~~~~~--~ •PEKING •SHANGHAI • SZECHWAN •HUNAN CUISINES II • II BEER• WINE BANQUET FACtUTIES (UP TO 120) SPECIAL BUSINESS LUNCHEONS DISCOUNTS ON FOOD TO GO -OPEN 7 DAYS Free Parking Al A or B Street Lots 675-2420 810 E Balboa Balboa On the Peninsula DANCE (or just liste n) GAZEBO Septembe~ 29tb to November 8th Dance and listen to your favodte tunes by this upbeat group. They're available Monday thru Saturday, 9 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. ' I l ~REGISTRY 18800 MacArthur Boulnard, n l -8777 n. ..... ,,, Hot.I G~locl. Deli.. -.r .. , . - ~ /:: (';.I DAIL Y PILOT fflelay 'Friends' Easygoing To a Fault It's thrr1t·ult 111 rnrnitmt' J.tm•·~ 1-.1'411n1 ·, "Ht' t of Frtl•nll~ ,,, .rn, th10.: 11\1111• lhun a h•rt O\'t'I' frmn lhl' tl,I\' nr th•• .:l'nt'rlll Hlll !(Up !'Om edtt'!I of tht' l;tlt• S1'<lt1•)> .inti l'Url.' S.•\1•nllt•111 nu m atter ho\\ dft't'l t"t' u prochwtio11 '' clt>rl\ t•J from it. At tht· l'oi-1 1 M1·~11 l '1' 11· P lnyh1111-.1•, "h1•n• lht' pllay 1s rnukm.: 11:-(11 !>l Orang ... ('uunty up pearanre tthoul(h 11 ";1., Jone m IAinl( Bt'tll'h u decade ago>. d1rt'1·tur P 11t1 1'11m lwl11n1 h 11' Intermission Tom Titus mounted a plt'a s 1ng interpretation of this lightweight vehicle That 1t is not more arrest ing and involving 1s basically the fault of lhe raw material rather than its implementation. ' ELWAKD'S CHARACTERS are fraught w1'th inconsistency. changing their moods a nd motivations as eas ily as they change their cos tumes. There are no s ha rp turns in .. Best of Friends," only a series of slight bends in the road. The central c haracters are a Brooklyn family, the head of which <a noted novelist ) has just been repQrted lost in a pl ane crash -a piece of news which doesn't elicit any great out· pourings of gr ief, since he hadn't been that much of a fathe r and husband. Things become a bit stickier whe n he s hows up. quite alive, with bis latest in a Jong line of young ladyfriends . The 'ensuing action takes the vie wer on a (See 'FRIENDS,' Page C6) Real Cantonese Food eat here or take home STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st PL. Newport 1.ach Ollole 3·9560 M-to Mi•iCJfit Daily-Wff41"'4\ Ufttil I :00 o.m . .. M._ ... ELIZABF:TH HOWARD'S CURTAIN CALI.· DINNER THEATRE PLAYING ,; ., :::Ull COURSE ~ .. \~-i ~' DINNER ~~~., ~ervPd ~t ._o~~ ~.,.""' • ynur tablP and ~f SHOW .,._ s I I's ~ -=-~ .\ 1lgo11g ftf de Feef Patricia Corbett and Fred Marsh argue over the type of s lipper s he wears while J ane Nigh tries to separate them in the Irvine Com· munity Theater production of "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little,'' opening Oct . IO for three weekends at Turtle Rock Community Park. For reservations to the 8 p.m. performances. phone 754-3643 . We Proudly Present Oncore Showtlme & Dancing 9 p.m. -2 a.m. Mon. thru Sat. Pre· Theatre & After Theatre Menus Coctail Hour & M usic M on. thru Fri. Continental Cuisine Lunch M on thru Fn Dinner Daily Champagne Buffet Sunday 9 a.m.-3 pm Reservations Please' 714-641-9242 695 Town Center Dr. CoJta Mesa, Ca. ----·loon~ Cou l l'l&u /: --;T _,r - ,_Re c1<iilrm of ca\ E~~~~.d~~!~o . atmosphere with the delighlfully- tempting menu seleclions of a · ' conttnental cafe. All In the casual elegance or Newport Beach. Tty us for breakfast, lunch. dinner and late evening light fare. 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach Phone 644-1700 Open 6:30 Lm. unUl 10:30 p.m. • I INTERMISSION S •BREAKFAST• LUNCH •DINNER •COCKTAILS G RAMMA•s DINNERS ALWAYS INCLUDE BEVERAGES AND DESSERTS A$5"~9'5' • l11ltl1 •·11 I 11•!•·1 12 :on· 1 h<1rc1·t! ·1111 111·r '"tt h 'ear of .igc • • 1ur F nl•ntll' Wanrcs~e~ Will St"nc You.\ ( 11n1t1h.'tc Family Dinner Wtth COl'1'"fRY FIRED CIDCKE!'\ BAR·B·Q RIBS PLUS or ~PECIAL ESTREE • OlrR FAMOCS CllAl\'IPAGNE SUNDAY BRL~Cll NOW APPEARING• WAYNE HERSHEY The MCIGlificent MCIClici• EVYY HIG~ & SUHDA Y llUHCH BRISTOL AT REDHILL COSTA MES. We Accept Reservations • 'IAJ<jelJ!f "'EfTING PHONE 7 51 ·4252 llOOM~ AVAllAll( I .. , I ART GALLERI ES Southwest Paintings Often Bizarre JOE aAKElt Off OKLAHOMA r"las ablorbed the drama of southwe~t cultures and added a touch of craziness Forsaking the dictate th•t a p.1l ntlnQ must lootc llke something. he often opt~ for bl1arre renc:t.rlnos of the lmaQlnatlon unrestralM<t, puullno. lntlmld3tlno but always amusing. An uhlbltlon of his oll pelntfnQ! with 11tver leaf wlll open with a reception from l to 10 p.m S.turct.y at Abra>i.s Gallery, 2815 v111u Way, Newport S.ach Vl~wl~ hour\ are 11 to S Wednesdays Sundays until Oct. 26. HEADLESS PAINTING BY JOE BAKER 'Starla, Cowgirl, Haa Naughty Thought•' "COMPUTER FANTASY" is one example of how Art Hopkins takes everyday symbols and transforms them i nto geometric, abstract patterns. executed in precise hard-edge style with bold colors. His current series, combining graphic art lmaoes with those from primitive sources, opens Saturday at Challls Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Highway, Dutch. Indonesian. American and Continental Cuisine featunrig 19-Course Indonesian RVST-TAFEL M-..s.t. I I a.&·10 ,-. ~ 4,-..10,.-. V1s1I our Gift Shop Spec1al1Z1n9 1n Gold Jewelry, Gems and Artifacts Or-.. 1610 L Ct Q ua.1140 (Conveniently IOCllted off the Newport Fwy) l dOUnd Beac h Gdllcry hour'> arc 11 to S W{•dne"><.foy.-. tnrouqh Sunday'> untlt Oct. 2S. TH E L ARGER·T HAN·LIFE p.ilntt>d wood "5< utp toom" by Leonard Gt~'i S••r lltlvt• fhur b resque qualit ies. That ''· lhf'y hold truth'> abOut the human c ondltlon Ry rPdu< lnq < ('rtain situations lo '>vrnbol1'1m Gla<,c;pr l'i ~ble to communi· < ttte on dn "'rnot1oncll level, rather l hon t.1\k1nq tht< 4'ud1en<:e for a heavy 1ntf'llt·c h1<\I 1nvolvt>mcnl He w ill be honort'CI cit tt I p m rec.ept1on Sa turday a t Colle< tor·., C..ho1c e Gallery. 666 N Cott~! Hlyhw tty Ldguna Beac h, where hi'> work'> will be d1<;plaved this month. Aho bt-1119 c..hown il rc nt'W "draw ings" r:>y M yrnn Shird'> madt· by sew ing heavy threads through layered, handmade paper. BRING YOUR G RANDMA AND GRANDPA to "'Mur111 M ildnes .. flH C,eniors" from noon It> ~ p m Sunday cH Newport Harbor Art M usC'um. 850 San Clem ente Drive, Newport Beact1 L 1n9 Chung w ill .direct the 1nak 1nq_ot a l S·fOOt mural No previous drt Pxpl!ne.-:e 1s necessary for this lrt>e pro1e<:T I F YOUR CONCEPT OF PAPER ts l1m1ted to 91 2x11 while sheets, the ~~ I -' \..l -"""'-~ / 0 a e ,, )r•.;<-"' •' ·' ' --."t' ~~ -~--~ ~ -'i et'\ ~ ~' t!iie.ir ar:1or1 '-1 >-r GENUINE CHI NESE MANDARIN DISHES Spec.1olmng In ChmeSE> A Lo Cone Dishes 11r1 t f11tri.·,('11-,. • J~C"nti f ,,T ,ctliit•l'~•t 47 IS C hopmon 2023 Harbor lf~d. OAAt<iGE • 750-7171 COSTA MES• Clo.,•d M-doy~ -64"2-7-162 r 6l1 ·"It ~~s~basrtans~~ 111 ''I I< l'I " llol '' At rtx-'GRANQ H(JTEL OPENS Sept. 23rd I H01I1 'lfA ; llNAHllM. C~ 91102 LIVE !· ON STAGE Limited 7 Week Engagement EVERV l'IJES Tl1RU S U N E~S ANO SAT & SUN MATlf"EES (714)772-7710 -MAKE R ESE RVATIONS - For "An Evening To Remember•· NOW "True Paper" exhibition opening M onday at Golden West College's Fine Arts Gallery w ill be r eveal ing. Handmade paper Is a richly textured concoction mad~ of grass, palm bark, flower pet als, silk fibers, lint or twi ne. Thirteen artists who have rediscovered this lost art are represented in the show that starts w ith a 1 p.m . rec;ept lon in the gallery, on the corner of the Huntington Beach campus near Gothard and Center streets. Regular hours are 9 to 3 M ondays through Thursdays and 7 to 9 Tuesday and Wednesday evenings'. AN EXHIBITION REFLECTING "Southwestern Art and Influences" starts a t 2 :30 p.m . Saturday at the Arts and Crafts Center in Irvine's Heritage Park and continues through Oct. 27. On display will be Jndian bask etrv and Hopi Kachina dolls..,6n loan from Bowers Museum, triba l lithograph s from Galleria Capls· trano, permanent sandpaintings by Paul Apodaca and recent fiber designs by weaver Helen Siegel who descr ibes her art as a ''visual code tha t can be applied to emotional exper iences." Gallery hours are 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Lectures and demonstrations are planned for Oct. 14-16 during N ative American Culture Week. R .. t••ten• _. ·'!:.,I": t~ t ' ;..-::::: • SPECIAL CONCERT DANA TRADER RESTAURANT ~ . -.) ~ .. '1-,,r.n 1t1::\". .~ ..... ~~-'-1,.;,-. ..... .. ' , .. , ..-... Home of Fresh Local L obster I 6PEN DAILY 11 :00 A.M . I LUN{;H •DINNER• COCKTAILS ' ONE-DAY Recording Artist JOE CANNON Two Shows: 2:00 & 4:00 P.M. Tickets s5oo Each Available At Crazy Horse General Store 1110 lrl V Ill W IMt.,.,. ~· .. Dyw .. ed) S·AMT A AMA 549-1512 Eajoy an evening in the quiet atmosphere of France. In Newport Beach. • Our nouvelle cuisine makes the veal. chicken and of course the fresh Osh exquisite. "Chez Lau tree is flrst·rate:' Norman Stanley Restaurant~ltor-Dally Piiot -. LOBSTER SEASON IS HERE!!!! COMPLITI LUMCHIOH , 11 am -• p m I ( 1,.; Local Lobster • • . $6.501 COMPL.l'n Dl._,.B Fri Sat & Sun (Whole Local Lobster .. SI I.Ht COMPLITI DIHMB MM thru Thurs Optw ._. fOa1lyl 11 am ·1 30 pm (1~ Local Lobster ••• $7.951 ('h Local Lobster ... $6.951 . DI.._ HOUIS: M~ n.-4 to I 0 • Fri-Sat 4 to I I • S• J. I 0 ................ 1..-c .... S,.Clal ... $3.75 mall S.afaad Daffy COM"-.ETI CATlllHG SUNDAY BRUNCH (Complimentary Champagne) SHYID 10 A.M. to l P.M. • OYSTB IAI <>PIH l to 11 P.M. 34150 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY DANA POINT . (Ample Perking> R'es. 493-2603 Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge TERIYAKI SALMON STEAK ., .... SIJ.tl Served with Soup du Jour. rice pilaf or baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner. SUNDA f CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH I I :30 to 2:30 On·the-mall at South Coast Plaza near the Carousel o n the F:irst Level. For reservations call: 540-8822. Frida~. Oc1ooer J , 1980 • •10 11 99~'2'4'00 ...... ..... ,, .. , 994 7400 I • th ., ..... ,.., 994·2400 ··········· • DAILY PILOT (..'J & s--, Of ,..,vrel .,..,., THI llUI LAGOON 111 \.TW, J,.JOfftOO ·~ hUeti•Se1~U ILICTllC HulSIMAN !POI 1.-Y'M, t tteJ >oe lO•OO '·'· );1Se7i•S Chett.t ,.._..,,.. I" IOIDllLINI !POI I 1.>M1:>094:JO .. :Uel:U e I O:U ~ .... "'.1" OH. GOOI l()()t( II (PO) 11:oel:)-:11 .. :11e1·1>e10:1s W-J All.ft STAIDU5T MEMOllH111 11 >Ml.)-:JO .. :JOel :IOelO:JO All & -<4. II Tov 0.,..1 THIOI TUIN 111 11 >HMS .. -.-lr-IO.ot ,,.. , .. , .. ,,. .... ,.,.,,......._ THI IMPIH STallUS tACKtPOI "'""' ...... _ .. ·7-.... .., _. ----' 11:)0e>:-S:>0e1:1se10:0 -~~---.-".-•. ----n.. -· o._.,. -·I• n.. w .. w , .... .-HOPSCOTCH 111 IJ;)MJ:,_:_:_lt-IO:M ..__ __ _, "'°"' •t•~---1••-... '"""-"' .,, .......... 113•Sll g~IO ' ..... ,.. 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COAST TO COAST 1Nt klll IMOllT •"" "°' .. ..,.,,., • .....____ ... -. ~· .. 0 O...ilY PILOT Modern · Art: See the Toast of Other Coast Phillips Collection Displayed at Bowers PART OF EXCLUSIVE CALIFORNIA SHOW 'Offtce• · In 011• by CherlH Sheeler l'a111tin ei11 from this country's o ldest m u11t!Um or mudc•rn ort iare on display at the Rowe~ MWll'Um or S1rntu Ana through Nov 2 Tlth•ll "'l'ht' Ph1ll11H' Collection in the M 1tkl0,g t920 1930,'' the touring exhibition m 11rks lhf' rt nit tlmt• any of the fabled works col-lt'ct~d hy Ounr1rn l'hilhps have traveled from th t'1r ~rmuncnt holltt• In WW1hlngton. O C. Tiit: WORKS o•· 37 EUROPEANS and i\nwrlcarus, ucqu1red during the decade of the 1920s, include 1>uch art1:1ts as Bonnard, Braque, l>ufy. llo'-'~r. Ito mer: Inness. Klee, O'Keefe, P1cusso, Prendergas t, 'and Vu1llard The exh1b1t1on wall not be v1s1tmg any other mui1eums m Cahforma "We feel fortuna te to ~ able to host this ex- cat1ng collei.·lltm for all of the southwest ," s aid Reilly P Rhode!>, Bowe rs Museum director. "WE EXPF.(T THERE are many art lov . ers 1n s urroundmg communities and states who wall want to take this opportunity to see these ~ orks that ordinarily stay in the East. ··w e'll be welcoming all. visitors as we did during the record-breaking attendance here of the Gund Collection of Western Art." All 37 works are illustrated in color in the catalogue prepared jointly by The Phillips Collection and Smithsonian Institution Travel- ing Exhibition Service. T H ERE ARE· 85 BLACK and white reproductions or other works in the collection. a s we ll as doc ument ary photographs. A chronology and an essay describing Duncan RIENDS' IN NEED 0£-ENEMIF.S? ... - <From Page ('11 circuitous journey toward a predi cta ble con - clusion, dallying with <.'lac~ and l·ontrivance en route. Elward's script has the consistency of cotton candy. but some memtwrs of the Costa Mesa cast make 1t quite sweet MOST NCYJ'ABU ·: AMONG these as Laurie Lambert as the wife who en1oy:. < ci nd that is the word) a brief nirtataon with widowhood. Miss Lambert is a model o r charm and sophistication who hardens only to s at1i,fy thl' formula script in the second act She i:. a delight to wcitch Les Reed ess ay~ the ('rrcint hus band most believably, maintaining has own self·styled ra· tionale with flair <1nd flmansh Adnenne Ann Hatcher is quilc g ood a:. ha:. i1·cberg of a daughter who mt•lb down l'ffect1 vely when • ·romance blossoms Martin B. Spann is a <·unous throwback to the hippie stercoty p(• of th1' S1xt1r:.. even though the play is set 1n the present, a strong actor whose hesd band t1 nd pea<.'f' :.ymbol seem a bit out of sync Suzann<.' Orchob k1 1s g1 ven precio us little to do as his e mollo nally anemic wife AMONG THE O UT S ID F.RS, K <cre n Mt• II i coat g I v e s a nice I y m od u I ate d rformance as ~~ramour:_Stan Wlasick_ "aln Of' l'llllND'i" A comedy ov J•me• El.,•rd. dlre<tecl 1>y P•tl hmbelllnl, •t.911 m•n•oe• LMry W•lth. 1.Cllnlc•I d lreclDt Sien Wl•l<ll, prewnlecl Frldo• -S.lurd<t.,. •• I JO Hvou9'1 Otl II ..., .... Colt. MeM C1v1c Ple\INIUW on Ille Of•-Counh Falrvr-•. Gott. Me ... Re\atolian\ l \o&·SIH Jo•le Conn.tUQM Archer CcftnauQtll Merril Ccftn.llUQlll I( e le CC>nN<IQM F tlu He<kaclay Oeryl SIOddard Ha1el 0..... t..11> Co......,gflt Mr BecllOe THI CAST Lauri• u.moen . ... ... _ Martin 8. 5'*wl Adri. .... M n HMC .. r Sien Wl•lek Ker ... MellkNI ... ,_1<1911• s.._0r..,,..1 ... 1 EdGr...Wy exhibits fine comic timing as an attorney trying to capitalize on the situation. Helene Briggs is fine as Reed's "wronged" secretary. and Ed Greenly contributes a breath of fresh air < 100 proof ) as a tipsy visitor who may or may not be a Justice of the peace. It ·s all served up as a rather doughy souffle in which a competent cast labors strenuously to produce the sort of crisp comic interaction which is not to he found in the dialogue. Perhaps "Best of Friends" needs a few good ene mies to m ake things sizzle a bit. Performances of this opening production of the Civic Pl ay~ouse 's 16th season continue Fridays and Saturdays at 8.30 through Oct. 18 in the auditorium ">a the Oran&e County Fair- grounds. Film Of Much Wit, Style~ An Intimate And l1npa~t. year's u ... st. It Ranks AmonJ! The -Kevin Thomas,. L.A. Times -----......----One-Trick Pony ________ _ ~""'"°PAUL SIMON ~BLAIR BROWN al\Qstamng RIP TORN JOAN HACKETT, ALLEN GOORWITZ , MARE WINNINGHAM I LOU REED Produced by MICHAEL TANNEN co.Produced by MICHAEL HAUSMAN Written by PAUL SIMON Directed by ROBERT M. YOUNG Ortg•ndl MuS•C bY PALJL SIMON CXJI OOLBV s• EAi!O r "'Sfl(Cft O r>.tAIMI Phillips as collector and critic provide ad· ditional insight. He was heir to a fortune amassed by hia grandfather , J ames Laughlin, co-founder of Jones and Laughlin Steel Co. it was in bis grandparents' Pittaburgh\manaion that he was first exposed to art After studies in literature and art at Vale, both he and his brother began collecting art. T he deaths of his fath~r and brother within a year of each other nearly overcame the young man with sorrow. HE TIJRNED TO ESTABUSIONG "a hQme for the fine arts . . . and for all those who love art and go to it for solace and spiritual refresh- ment." Jn 1921, he opened a few rooms in the family home for three afternoons a week, calling it the Phillips Memorial Gallery with an impressive 240 paintings. Today, the Phillips ColJection comprises more than 2,000 works. The c urr ent direc tor, and son of the founder, Laughlin Phillips, said, "Throughout its history. the collection has had more good paintings to show than space to show them. w~ hope people will accept this as our invitation to visit Wi when in Washin5tton, as well." THE BOWERS MUSEUM, located at2002 N. Main St .. Santa Ana, is open six days a week: Sun· day from noon to 5 p .m .. Tuesday through Satur- day, 9a.m . to5p.m . Admisslonis free, and there is ample free parking. Lectures, film showings, tours and other demonstrations rela ted to the exhibition are being scheduled during September and October. For further information call 972-1900, e xt. 31. IVaY SAT. tiMHT JIM MAISHAU. OM STAM EDWARDS CllEMA CEITER COSTA MESA• 979 -4141 CHARACTER FROM PHILLIPS COLLECTION 'Old Qown Making Up' by John Sloan ~- ORAl8E MALL ORANGE • 637 -0340 R£0ULAR FtAT WILL ll SHOWN 8(FOM ANO AFT(R THC PR£VICW \ A m ong the off beat char acter s Bette Midlcr C'rcatcs and performs -in .. Oi vine Madncs:-.." is the magic lady .. a w h im s ical old \.\Omun with a bag of tricks that never work. The divine Miss M sings wi th lhc llurlcttes and throws out one- linNs like bridal bouquets in the screen version of her hit · Broadway revue now show ing ut local movie theaters. Ffl<Say. October 3. 1980 DAIL'( PILOT ( 7 I • 'Stunt Man' Outrageous By BOB THOMAS ,, .. , ... "·-··-... ". "THE STUNT MAN" is a brilliant teat ot cinematic leqerdemai11, creating an illusory wor ld in which nothing ts as 1t seems. Richard Rush. who direc ted and co-wrote the script w ith Lawrence M arcus, has created a thought-pro voking entertainment that defies description part blac k comedy, part action m ov ie, part dram a. The stor y take~ place on a movie location r un by an egomaniacal d ir ector , Peter O'Toole. He m anipulat es everyone, especially the lead actress (Barbara Her shey l and a fugitive;tur ned-stunl man (Steve Ra ilsback> The Intri- cate plot is com bined with out· rageous stunts, and not merely the mindless car crashes of the end less movie sum mer. O'Tooteisperfect1on as the brutal autocrat ano fla11soack proves a worthy adversary. Rated R, with an outpouring of expletives and some nude scenes "MIDDLE AGE CRAZY" is based on the Sonny Throck- morton song abOut a man "40 years old, going on 20 .. HP's Bruce Dern, a success ful Houston contractor w ith a wife w ho pumps up their SPx life to keep him satisfied. But that isn't enough. His concern over aqinq prompts him to trade 1n hr c, Olds tor a Porsche and to have a f ling with a Oat las cheer· le<1der Director John Tr ent and wrtter Cart K leinschm1tt have done a sllck 1ob of con- cocting a bitter comPdy that is in reality a mOdern morality play After expenenCtng the fleshly pleasures, the husband r eal izes that his old life w asn't so bad after all. Oern- 9ives the best performance of his car eer, and Ann.M a r gret 1s ideal as his perplexed w i fe. The ti I m's only draw back le; an uneven tone, perhaps because locat ions wer e c;hot 1n Houston and inter iors in Canada under tax-shelter financing The rating is R, with strong lan- g uage, a nude 90-90 dancer and pervasive sexual themes. "WILLIE ANO PHIL is a nother study in human relation- ships by astute Paul M azursky two young men and a woman w ho love each other deeplv. the matesplatonically. The tr mut ual romances take them from New York to Kentucky, Malibu, M aui and India and through many relationships during nine years. M azursky is a master of dialogue and comic sit ua- tions; hisonly trouble is with the finish. The one he chose causes a m assive letdown, like being on an adventurous journey that leads to nowhere M ichael Ontkean I W ill1e) and -------------- PLUS (R) "LIFE OF BRIAN'' Rav ShcJrkev (Ph1IJ are w innlnq per sonalities, but the revet a- t ion is Margot Kidder as their amour. Hers is an Academy nomination perform ance, far, tar removed from her Lois Lane of "Superman ." The rating is R w 1thadegreeot nudity and expletives, som e acid and pot, lots of talk about sex and some action. Still, it is a good·h~arted movie, the k• no that M azurskv atwa vs makes. "THE GREAT SANTINI" 1s a profoundly affectinq and superbly w rought tale of a bOy coming of age despite a qung-ho psychopath of a father . Robert Duvall is a "warrior w i thout a wa r ," a Manne Cor ps flier who believes his family can be r un with the same fierce discipli ne he applies to his squadrons. The r esult is catastrophic, vet lhf'> family learns f rom the experience and qrows. Writer- direc tor Lewis John Car lino tells the story with the lei- surely pace of a well-cr afted novel, allowing member s of the cast to r egister as unforget- table chdracters The leading player'> are magnificent : Duvall as the demonic fa ther, Blythe Danner as the wife who loves hil"I despite everything, M ichael O' Keef Pas the tormented son. /J. t t have Pa rned Academy Award nom1nat1on~ Rated PG because of language and or,1matic 1ntr ns1 ty CH•~1t •fM IANl ~ffMQiJI SOMEWHERE IN TIME ·-... ·~~'-' ~ JAMIE LEE CURTIS "TERROR TRAIN" ~ua1111 "SUSPIRIA" "AVIATION FILM FESTIVAL PART II" II t I I I. 11111 1. I. K AGE ~ MIDDLE ~ f!l .. £~.~-~ Y. ' • PLUS "WILLIE & PHIL" JAMIE LEE CURTIS "TERROR TRAIN" <R> Burt R•ynold1 ~c /JANDITff , .. "''· .... .. ,,.,.. ,.,.! *·''· ..•. ,,, ...... JAMIE. LEE CURTIS "TERROR TRAIN" P\.111"'1 "SUSPtAIA" CHtUITOPHI" •MARTY FELDMAN "1tv1 . ''IN GOD '~MEWHEAE IN WE Tl•" tflla> TRUST" _,,, ..... "''-· t•. •M Jlt ''THE ·-~--.,... ""-(' JERK" (Al llOWl'\AYINOINfNI NCWCO U WOODY "oeun BlAKI I OIOAOE BURNS AlllN'I DYAN CANNON "OH "COAST GOD! TO COAST" BOOK (flla) 11" , •.••.• .r.: .... "''""" .•. ,, .. ...... _ .. ,._. vivifl!j~ ~"""' (R) ,~ . •••• "''-, .... .. " WOODY ALLEN'S "STARDUST MEMORIES" (PG) "U1 U f U tt 00 I Af SUN 1 It JU t ,, , tt • u , , 00 MARTY FELDMAN ROBERT BL.AKE DYAN CANNON "IN GOD WE TRUST" (PG) "COAST TO COAST" 11'<11 WALTER MATIHAU GLENDA JACKSON IN 'HOPSCOTCH" • Cf') PREVIEW FRI. "WHY WOULD IUE?" "'' , ....... ,. .. IAfflUlrf 1 •. J ... I• , .... , .. .. CHARLES BRONSON IN "BORDERLINE" PLUS (A) "THE MOUNTAIN MEN" "THE STUNT- MAN'' (A) 12.00 ANYTIME ~!I - t \.119 "CAOOYSHACK" ''DDl.EAG CHAALH I BR ONION c~~~v ·"BORDER DEAN LINE" '"'' "WIUIE (PO) I -...IL" l'\lll .. , """ "8AU9AKI"" \ ~~-----..;__...;....__.:.__ __ --:;:-__ __:_ _____ _._:_ ______________ __,_ ----.2 .. . • DAILY PILOT ROCKUMENTAAIES Chaplnan Roll.s Out Rock Review ... By M~CHA&L P°""CUlEVK.'H Of ................ The enfante terrible of art forma, rock 'n' roU I• &rowlnl up Or old for lbat matter The Platten. Presley. D)'lall and OM! Doon •hape onb a portk>n of the le1acy Which It why Chapman Coll•11e 'a on1ta1e production, "U Yeara ol Rock 'n' Koll." •eema an overly am b6lioua, indeed 1mpc»11ble. attempt at rapturtna lbe HMnce ol the aalnii brat BUT ntE lllUS~AI. retro.p«tive clkb, aurprialntlY so, and t1t>kN for tonl1ht and S.tu~·· clo.ln1 performance are probably u.e bNt baraain in towa In a .. than three and a haJf houn, Dare<.'lOr Paul FriJ..ler and a colle1e cut that Include• 18 mu.iciana, 19 danc«'n and rountleH rostumed performers come d ose to sayina It •II It 'a an education with exub«-rant ener1Y Act orw leads off with the Platten· "Great Pretender" and runs throuth the late 'SOs era with IOlld sendups of Presley, Sam Cooke and Uttle Richard BY NO M£ANS IS it satire, however From coatumea to m~sical e xecution, the youna performers and f>ackstaae personnel do lbear Mat to make the show a memorable recreation al lbe early days. A definite hlgbUaht of the openlna a ct qomes when sinaers portrayiq the late Bia 9Dpper, Richie Valens and Buddy Holly appear •taae in boma1e to the old rock 'n' roll road ••• The announcement that they'll be leavin1 daht after the show to catch a (final) flight is cme of the show's most toucbin& moments. ' '&Osmts 'Beatlemania' Back "BeaUemania,"' dubbed tbe "rockumen- tary" ot tbe '809 bu returned to tbe staae of the Wllsbire Theater, 8440 Wilahire Blvd .• in Beverly ltilla, throu&h October 19. Tbe show combines live action, reaturin1 four Beatles look-and-sound alikes aln&inl 21 Beatles hits with electronic audio-vlaual tec.hnlques that truly capture the si1ht and aound ot the ·eos. Performances are Tuesdays throu1b Tbursda~ at 8 p.m.: Fridays and Saturday,. at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m .. and Sundays at 7:' p.m. There will be a speeial matinee at 2:. p.m. this Sunday. Tickets, priced from $7 lo $Ul.50. are available at the Wilshire Theater box-office. Mutual, Ticketron and Charge·L.l.ne a1encies. To charge by phone call (213) 852-1900. ~ ~ ORGAN CONCERT ,. ... .., ..... ELEGANTE You are invited -t o an excluaiY9 lholMng of the new. new "Elegmnte'', Hammond's newest "top of the line" ()rg8nl ........,, C>aoMrl, l:IOP.M. And who be9t to Introduce this mervelaua new organ Chan Che famous end most talented ROSEMARY BAILEY! A true star. Rosemary. famll11r to manv of us in Southern California has been afhltated with the Hammond 0f9•n Co. since ttte age of 11 and has oerfOf'med worldwide tor them in the past She now mak" hef' home In Orange Coun1y and we are so happy to have her •• our neighbor and good lnend She comes to us tor this special appearance in concert to let us all hear. the Incomparable eounds of th11 new organ - Hammond "Elegente ' Don't mtu 1fi11 beaut1lut l1dy and lhl• Gala Evenll Be 11ure and bring • ln•no ......... IMOM HAMiloND ORGAN a Pl~NO NTaR ... •·Coe .. Hwy., eo.-a .. , ... , IU 1111 A M~lf.I< W11h 4 lhl"llOll b) IUCll~IUJ l'HY!ll< !£) C1od l11tro<l11<1ng Al'-11\' UI ft.tAI'. .u ArlllA~ T n1uodtrturd A 1111\\AIW \\'ll~T /GUl1<<1b MIAl'lRO Pl<OUllCTION "' tlltll h) MAH rr H.I IH.UN i C:llHI~ Al 1.l!N MUMC: Ii) jlllll'. •mi<KIS F.vc111t1c l'ro<luctr l'>OIOI\~ T llERMAh Aaocl.itt Pl'oJIKer 1 Al 10-.,,A HI llMAN PIOduced ~¥ ll~AfUl Yt'llST i111d 1;bOHGE ~llAPIM<,l l'lll'fCltli by MARTY ~bl jlM.\N _!~lY~. ':!.Cll ~£ __ -'! -~~iii:.Ui.!!!ttll NOW P'-AYING ,..., •• ,. ii.:T.& •. ·~~·~ ..... .. American Influence Production's Focus THF. OVERAl.I. PLOT line lS flttinaly thin . bandied by I0-80 portrayals of Ed Sullivan. Geor1e Putnam and Dick Clark for time and 1cene tr11D11ilionA. A few token lake.offs of TV commerclalt (Ralph Williams, Kitchen Magi· ct•n > provide lldded history But "25 Years" is above all a musical and thf' pace IJ upbeat and never tJring det>pite 26 tunes in the flNll act alone Brad Carter drew cheers every time he opened hla mouth with his perfecUy off-key nasal mterprt"lation of Sonny in ··1 Got ~~ Babe " Sliding nicely throuah the Beach Boys ("I Get Around"), Temptations and Supremes, the entire l'ast assembled for a medley from "Hair" to clost! Act one THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN enough real· ly. but FnzJer and cast proved more than up to the ambitious task. The second half Opt!ns with a recreation of the heyday of the t"1llmore and the Jefferson Airplane and Jams Joplin .... The unsung heroes. of the play. tht! musl· clans, finally gel a chance tn stretch out on a fine remake of the Doors' "Light My Fire." Guitarist Mike Zarel turns in a stellar solo TIMEWIRE, THF4.._AFFAIR gets u bit jumpy from here. comblm ng Carly Simon, Alice Cooper and The Blues Brothers in a somewhat shallow attempt to capsulize tfre '70s I Outside of David Bowie und Fleetwood M itc , there is little reference to British m us1c that shaped the times. Granted, had Frtzler attempted to inr lude the Stones, Hendrix and the p ealles (beyond a c lip from "Yellow Submarine"). audience'i would be facing a show that would take three days. · What is lefl is a decidedly American retrospeetive featuring solid singing, dancing and technical effects. Even lhP usualJ.Y cynical college crowd was on its feel when the cast m em bers sang their way into the lobb} with a closing number from "F'ame." SO TAKE THE KIOS, grandpa, anyone, to the campus a uditorium before this little gern closes. Tickets range from S:J to $5, I.Jut call ~97-6856 first to make sure seats are s till available. This is a show that deserves to he a i.ell out Beyon.d fantasy. Beyond obsession. "AllPLAHE". ,,., I' "XANADU., (~) l 'STAltDUS __,..,a .. SNEAK ~N FRI. "WHY WOULD I LIE?" 1 .,,. ......... STIJUS IACll .. .....,, ... ~ ~·Wi " IE & IL" (Rl "BLUES BROTHERS" "PROM NIGHT" (A) I ==-=-~:---~"'=' .. ...J "SMOKEY I THE MNDfT ~MT H" Ir.;;._·~:;,~~ "CA LIH)IMIA IUITI" . . . .. , "t. .. fll.AMI" "UTT\.I DAl&M6S" .... , "CHHCH I CHOH6" "HE KNOWS tit YOU'MALONE" ~...._ _,_~, a..-··-·-"""- Beyond time itself ... he will find he r. CHRISTOPHER REM ·~ , ASrAR .'STEPHEf\ DEUfSCH """""' .... . iu~ NOl SZVvA ..... "SOMEWHERE IN TIME. .,,_Ht JANE SEYMOUR · CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER : ·.~.' . ~TERESA WRIGHT· ""':JOHN BARRY ~·-:RICHARD MATHESON :::'°~"·BID TIME ""RETURN" ~STEPHE N DEUTSCH·°'"'<": JEAN NOT Sl:NAPC @,.._ ---w-. ;__.I~ • ~~ .~~_! [POr-•"" ...,_, """"'"'"-~--•• -....~ .... .,_ ,_....,. ___ __....,_~--· ------· .. ·- STARTS TODAY lOWAAll' UllTOl lRAMI' uoeuuc:a .......... . S'"" AN !>•O /444 (I IOIO ~81 !>880 ltt-WAY H Ollttl·I• &llC ..._MAU lDW&MI' .. T ... TOll We\1m1n\le1 8\il 3691 Or•noe 637 0340 t•un11no1on !le.Jcl'I 848·03811 Call 142-5178. Put • few word1 lo work for ou. Somewhere along a thousand miles of barbed wire border, the American dream has become a nightmare. LDRD GRADE ii•uko •Ii CHARLES BRONSON ,,, "BORDERLINE' P1UC111Ce<I by Oott.le<l Uy JAMES NELSON JERROLD FREEDMAN Writ111nby STEVE KLINE .no JERROLD FREEDMAN ~n) .......................... 'THE KING' HONORED IN CHAPMAN SHOW Rock Stars Spotlighted In 25-yeer Retroapectlve 0 R ------- ; ." 1 .• CINEDOME COMP'LEX •• .1 ... • ~ •. 1,; 1 1 .. ,. r 1. ' =~Or1ttl11 121 4070 ----..;.......;..---NOW 8HOWINCll-------- ·=-U0. 4t0 ll TMt OIAlm Saddlebac ~ 58 l ~880 C1nedo111P L34 ?S~d NO PJ!.liiMB A. ? r tiU OI ANO THl8 liNCMl.:*MEN f I WUIMIMSHa l'1111·tt1 I W1·-.1 891 ·3935 Cllll •SA UA Cinema 540 0594 ... • • t ROCK TALK Chleago· Keeps Hits N•merlcal 9 y USA ROBIM'ON O.pite all the problem• with the economics of tb• ~ lDclu\ ry. the ... a.re ~e band• who seem t.o be able to (fO on and on. dr•wln& rruwd~ and maintalnin1 superstar slatua Such a band l1 Ch1cal(o. currently in the m1dsl of~ very healthy tr.S tour CAU.INQ t·ao..i THF. city of C'hH·awo w1ui Wa lter Paraaalder 1 woodwtnds , voc a ls , soncwriterl. whoaald. "We'veonly beenoutthree days and we've had 1rt111t crowds u at summt'r loo, we didn't experlenr t• any dlffir ultlet So far . we'vebeenl~ky " So far. Ch.lca10. who huve released their 14th LP. UUed '"XIV." has been successful Why have they aJwaysnumberedlheir aJbums '> Fndey. October 3, 1980 o ·ut Standing In Their Field -------·-~-. CWLY PILOT Q) Nathan Hensley is happy at sight of sweet..-· • corn in Storybook Farm at the Los Angele~ County Fair in Pomona. The farm include~·~ "living nursery rhymes" including tbt:f "Three Little Pigs," "Henny Penny" amid ''The Purple Cow.'· A replica of an earlyi;s California farmhouse and a home garden are other features . The fair, with its livestock exhibits, carnivaJ rides and top'a name entertainment trightly in th~~ grandstand, continues through Oct. 12:'-l Tickets are $2 for youths aged 6 to 12 and.l $3.50 general admission. .,, •-i ..... "Well, we called the 12th one ·Hot Streets. we tbou1bt we'd try it for a change But then we went back to the numbers The thought behind the whole thing was that someone W<luld be able oni> day to go into a music hbra.ry and go from 'Chicago I ' straight through to '50 ' PS 1"ram Ope ning Delayed ·'A BETTER FILM THAN 'ST AR WARS ' ••• ,, -TIME MAG AZINE The LEISURE WORLD 14th . . annual "111AT WAV, VOU WOULD be ~ble to catalog certain periods of time , not only in our car eer but what other music was happening at the time. FLEAMARKET AND HOBBY SHOW "We've always cared about lhe music first ," insists Paranider ... We don't jump around: we don't do cartwheels: we don't do s plits. We con- T he Palm S pr ings A e r i al Tr amway's scheduled r e -openi n g Saturday has been de- la yed ror a week until Ort. ll, David W. Pence, gene ral manager of the tourist attraction. has announced. --"''"'--· [ __ R_o_c_K_T_.A_LK __ ] J'llP\\.\. Everything from ''The Ory Falls fire and the tramway's in · volve ment in trans port- ing fir e-fi ghting men SllllESU~ PABLUM TO-centrate on doing the best possible music that we can, and then that becomes the show. "nlls time, we're pulling some t.hlngs. out from older albums that will be a surprise. and we're also not using a warm-up act. It's just two and a hall hours or solid music. 'a nd equi pment has caused the delay in our a nnual ma i nte nance schedule.·· Pence ex - plained. PICASSO "WE nGUKED THAT if we wanted to play the thi.np that people wanted to hear -which are the bits-and we also wa nted to play the things we want t.o play, like new material from the new album, t.benth.is was the best way. "WE WOULD have ,======•••••iiiiiiiiiiiiil started our program on Sept. 2. However. the Forest Service did not re- lease us until the end of that week. Hence, the de- October 4th -9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P ,M. Medical Center Parking Lot ~. !"' • S4 "''TA A"A A "L..!JL •'We also wanted to include some songs that perhaps weren't hita, but were strong album cuts from pastalbwm." 'l1da new album marks the fi.nt time that the bud U. worked with producer Tom Dowd. Talkiq about tbe album, Paruaider said, •·we bad 17 tracu for the album, and onJy 10 could get on." What did they decide t.o do with the seven tunestb.atdidn't make it? "WE RA VE A FEW in the can that we will consider when we start thinldng of 'Chicago XV.• "It wun 't that our songs weren't good enough for tbe album, it just turned out that we gave total control t.o our producer, Tom Dowd, who's done · everybody from Aretha Franklin to Ra; Charles alld Rod Stewart. "We told Tom to forget mincing words. and Dbt to wocry about feeli.n&a, because everybody wrltalDtbelTOQp,andtberewunowaywecould 1et all tbe material on. "Belnl a democratic lf'OUp, like we've been ·· iD tbe PMt, sometimes it doesn't always work. You need tomeone t.o come in and say this is the wayltia." MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND " YOUNG PEOPLE ""'~-ol ,,_,..,g>.•lon....., -.,,,,.,, ,,. ..... °"")'"' m>W9 """'*"' '°' ..,..,"'P o, .,.,, ch#drM .~ ...... .J~~1~1 ......,_ --····· ' . ~ .. .:Ill". lay." Re-opening weekend w i ll f ea tu re the tramway's Hooray for Kids Day. All children (3·11> ac- companied by adults will receive a free tram T -shi rt , with the purchase of regular tram tickets. THE OFFER will be in effect rrom 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m . Saturday and Sun- day. Further information may be obtained by call· ing (714) 325-1391. ........ STOL ITAllUflllllll"f·ll MAl•'I UU ".AU AU.DID AMO Ill Fii.MS llEC(tl/f. n1£ SEAL ~ n1E MOTION ltlC TUii( COO(~ SEV llEO~IOW SM1a AN ~·74-44 --·~-, .. Hunllrlglan 8-h 848-0318 , ....... 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M general edmlulon; S3 f.cutty, staff. UCI Alumni Auoclltk>n members. and ottter student.; S2 UCI students. Ticket• avai(• bte It ASUCI Box Office or mall order to Student Atfalr1 Lectur•. lnformltk>n call (714) 83Na88. IUIRI llAllE CJrAlffJJtO COOl 10 CQo\.SI CffCD! Cl MJTOORAPHY MARll !OSI A SC f ~(OJ1M PROOXlR l[PR'\lARI\ fo ~ll[N lfiS!NtEY WEl5ER PROOXIDBYSl£Vl llSCH Af«J X1i AVNEf OOCCIEOBY .k)S[PH SARGfNI ft l .... l'!:'!.=.~_:1sruoR/O\IW>.flEClHlll~. ~~fillOS~~ Af'AR~.'.~'.~ j STARTS TODAY ,,_,., • tfAC,.tC;.\ ~A.C"ICI t ', •.;: :.J 1 ......... Tl COMT ow•••· c•u WIST MllllOll Dfllft·I• UKOt.• DlllH·I• I Cotti ~6·2711 Westminsrer 891·393~ Siln Juan Cap•$l••no 493 4~4~ Buena Par• 8?1 4010 ! WI MJVAll Orange 637·0340 UWIMI' llllllllC" Et l0&1·5880 ........ ~,._ .. ,.... ' UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS PRESENTS KATHAK DANCERS OF INDIA with singer and musicians Friday, October 3, 1980 - 8:00 pm -Concert Hall General $5, Other Students S4. U~ Students $3 A JOURNEY/MebEA/A DREAM from UC San Diego Orama Dept. A play on the Medea legend & Jason's pursuit of the Golden Fleece. Saturday, October •. 1980 -8:00 pm - Village Theatre General 18. Other Stu- dents $6, UCI Students S4 • Tickets avaltabte at the ASUCI Box Office. Mon.-Ftl. 930 am -• pm. For further ln-tormatton ~I 833-e378. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS PRESENTS: THE TRAVELING JEWISH THEATRE IN "ComlnH From A Great Distance" Two person pay with masks. puppets. and music vividly recreates Baal Shem Tov legend Saturday. October 11 , 1980 -3:00pm - Concert Hall "The Last Yiddish Poet .. an experience in the art of story telling. Saturday, October 11 , 1980 -8:00pm • Concert Hall . Tfclcels eveilable al lhe ASUCI 8011 Office. Mon ·Ffl. 9:30alTM.OOpm. For further lntormallon call 833-8379 General • $5. Other StUdent1 • M, UCt Students • 13. . -.. 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' 11 J .1ft..· '"" •ht di ... ill 1111 \.I\( I h 111111 I I 0> BASllMLl ( ~00f)f. ,.,,, ID MACNEll I LE>•AER REPORT a!) \/Off AS l'IPEl INF .Jffl L ,.,, 11• I • ~· I' ,,~ t•ft I t1111J f)t <111Hflt I OUt1ty ;., "' 1t,od lHl1do1l1 , h P!ll 111f I irtt •1Pt1 ''1tr1 ib~t;;nH;I" lfl ttu f!, (.! P M MAGAZINE A d<>y lh II n••AS lor HOO aouars .t ""'orn ... n v.ho t'ldl~ Qtr1$:. .,,., .... nno b 41rby s; e·oo 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK A younq w(.>rn1u1 wut1 ~')Y c.h•c. oow..-1 ~ 'ner~ •o lf.Aa" McG.-e 1, 1119 H·•I~ IR1 0 THE FLINTSTONES SPECIAL Ar11mttt1,o f r•·c1 nt: .. ''" .. 0 itwc.h tun rHJOt...t 1r1\JQ•m' Hwt liP rh·r,,1(1•• l •t bt-•,.,m•: It. ,,, ~ If /1 II I, B•·U1 '>f Ill to. ,1pr 11 n o Jfhru 0 MOll•E • • I ff I (1>1f , t•11 •• , .• ( .,., ,,, , 4 t "'' H 1t,,"'1 fl IW ~I ' •'I~ I 11~ ft f I If ' A-ti ,, '. • 0 10 1:11 NS()N ~ • .i• I 11~ t·••h •rl I I J ti .,.,, ,,. ''" ,,,,. \lh)U ly 1 b lhJfi I 1(1'1.1111 ,, • t•t1 ' 0 MOVIE • • I ol.1 f ,,,41 11 L h.Jrltr;, B1u11·,011 \.,uant1 tieOr~~ A s8 v• .u uld m.1u ha~ tr ou Oh• •.11t1111turm tllnq with fw, lh yttar ,,,._, wtlt4 l2 hr'), 1 II) MOVIE • • t , 1u1u.Jly M onsccir ~ Of -fm-I >.-et7 H'!t9H)ncn m~Pt .. uy MPfl mvade 1'1t1 m11t._y O(tt(UI 1tl•ptt1S unU ""~ 1. ur1uu "•lh:H whr.le~ rri.-wto f#ty 'S tt11--1 1 ... 91\utlJry q1.,nt •tl hJOv-. uftO Otl1t:r ~..-.aa CtP(ttUr\,•!t • t ,.~ ) ED 28TONIGHT !' THE BAXTEAS 8 30 0 THE FACTS OF LIFE The Q•rlS ~t.'1eme to ,,......_, i11t-• Mo11y -a P~ttanged t1arcn1 u 1c., f1•C"> NhPn Mollv '> tolf N )''o""' up "'"h n1•, ''~ ·)+11fr ~,,o 1~~1 0 10 ABC MOVIE • • • • tnn Wav l/1e "'·I ... t•; .. q E· .tf ,,, •• " ('h an114•1 l .i~t i 11 y• "' ,, o Kro.11r H·-,. ,. 0 KNAC 11 Ill< 1 ,•, 0 K ll A 11 nd ll r .. U ><Jll j( ; I llfll 1 •IMflr(.11..._ 0 "" •, f6 KC'> I l•h< m "Tl /1 '1 l J I \ I' ll>KC()r',T\'11n.,11 r.o fli) KC( I Iv 1Ni'o1 t a!> K(J<'f TI PB , , • >! 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IN AfVtFW II JU EE) $ACHAMENf0 WEEK IN RElllEW h ~t l>.iu•ld• • tt;nt .tit IOii) WALL SlREE1 WEEK I t f '' •' •1 'f "''Y't,Jt-!C.1 it.H 1f ~\JU t /15lo.u • lfl •r 1N ()ppnnun11, ._ '" , •• ffJt 10 00 0 8 DALLAS A f '''" ~·' Ir *'''..J t ttr,h f • lli11JCJf f ,, ht"I[ • , 111 .. ._.it ,,,,J ne, th•HJ 0 NBC MAGAZINE WITH OAVIO BRINKLEY 1,, ''"~ hn , .. )•''f H•<.J t~p•1rt ,~ I It I.. d flf6/ j;.I ~ t••,•·• I"' 111.r.tt ... 1·01 l I ... , A I ' t tt• .t• I 1r ••nt • ... 00 NEWS (!) NATIONAL NEWS ID l:llll MOYERS JOURNAL C.a111f.J•Q" f1t'(Klrt Bill Moyr.1~ r"p1111s on a sc.111101 to r l11 s1-11me HPpubl1c1H' con9ress1on'lll c.i11d1da1eG wh•Ch teaches lhern 111.. r&al111cs ot the pohllcJI world ond tech ll1Que~ lot' ~1nntng 1heu e1ec11ons --~Ci!-6HEAf(-PREV~W8- Roge1 f bMI and Gene S1skel review Middle Age Crazy. Those lip~ T11ose Eye1, Ordinary People end W1U1e Ano Phil 1030(1)(!) NEWS U!) MOVIE • • * ', 011111,; Srm11 11945• Re• Harnsnn Kay 11amm1Jl'd A novelist s second marr1ilQ11 os compli ca1ed 1;y lhl' dlJl)eilmnce ,, h1S l1rs1 ""'" s <Jl>OSI ( 1 hr 10 "''" t 11.00 8 0 U 18, r!Q; NEWS 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0) YOU BET YOUR LIFE t• ~•1Jv 11, """ otar· th• f ur • A th d "••fl w tu,, ·r l/rttf .I 1'1f hur'l!.~lt UI tu,, • • ,, M, con 1iehr»h"' ., l11i11 w''t+ • .1n1.tnll•~c; 'i ,,.JI' 11 11 111'.) dltcJ U I ffl,1n~·J~'f (Jt tt~·J''""''" ""'' ·~· f1, I·' (() ONE STEP BEYONO r,., r ;I' I, ',Qru•rol,, Zlth;tr.U! ..;. l.>tH.d' lr1)fn i.t t_,r;ulti•r' '-''''" ED THE SAGEBRUSH REBELLION TUBE TOPPERS KTTV m 7:30 Dodgers Baseball. • ~do.Y&.W « ~~~e:i.98-+1. ~f-+· Dodger Stadium. beginning tonight, as the Dodgers attempt to overtake the I louston As tros for the NL West cham- pwnshlp. . KTl.A 0 8 :00 "Hour of the Gun." .James Carner and J a'ion Robards star 111 this version of the Wyatt Earp·Doc I lolliday story J\ HC 0 8 : 30 "The Way We Wt•re ... Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand head the cast of this romantic movie about two oppos ites attracted to each other . (See photo below 1 A .hAhttuh tJt Ytesrernet # Qtu:.-.,flonuuJ '1'Jvfnnment c.u111c-, 'JI wo~t-.,1r1 1 ;n.j tf.sl pei '-""l ot Nl'1&d<1 ;ind 6'> µfit ... t•llt r,f lttth ~Hf• fPlj~f all / <JWf1••tll pt6~P'lt H'e•! l/1t-.... <. flh "'' .1t '>(Jiii~ '111 ,,,, .. ,,~'' ,,_ ...... , tidlll~ ,,, li J-..Wttc.• 11 30 0 1 NO -10LOS BARRED 0 TONIGHT hu..-.. t t1u ... 1 CJ,•vta E:fff-1•'''""' fluv ;t'l Mr,1 T1l11) ~ Jtti.1 A 1lµ11 0 MORECAMBE & WISE Eric. Jt1'1 Frn1~ (J1$G.u~!» the., 1.1111'\ ,., a r.uoltl\ fooc.J store and Oien ~nCJp tor unaerweur ci1 J 1moe11e ~•ore U ®J FRIDAYS Musical guc~1 10Jz 1ocahs1 Al Jimeau 0 GUNSMOKI: Q) MOVIE ~ tha..01.llel' W.!lZ2.I Ula Hagt1n 0 1ona Muloaur A 1930s Nt!w England lown becomos tho stalking ground for a pa1t ot 11 · yea1-ol<1 twins l? hrs I II) IT TAKES A THIEF fli) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS -Ml>NIGHT- 12 00 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEN Host CasPy Kesem U!) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 12.30 C) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL JOHN DARLING '10'1. f.F11e11c.a Guests fl'e Cdr~ Air '>uPDlt Pure Pt.J1to t •• 1quP I Jrry C>r1lf1um 0 MOVIE • • • ram;· ts fne Name QI T11fo .~mP 11<1661 Tony • t\Jrtr1c.i">1J Jo1...I\ "tugman .. m<tg:U1l'e •epor1er ace•· (Jt:ht8llf d 1S(..")YP(S. 11'\P 11r,<Jy u• .i slain 91r1 11 hr &':>m•f· I 0 THE FBI Consp1' ocy 01 Hear1s" Q) NATIONAL NEWS 12 40 0 ({J THE NEW AVENGERS U HOLLYWOOD HEARTBEAT @) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Guest Alan Alda 1:00 11) MOVIE • • * "Champagne For Caesar 11%01 Celeste I Holm, Ronald Colman An Aid .gan>u£ plaru> t 10 send o qu11 show Into bankruplty (2 hrs ) 1 10 U VIDEO WEST @: AOAM-12 1:30 0 THE LONE RANGER 'J•m Tylor t. Post" ID MOVIE • * * * ·The Gay O•vOr· cee ( 193•1 Fred Asla.,e. G•nll'!r Rogers M•stak1ng a 1oves1c~ dancer lor someone elSe a tady tSSue!> n1m an 1nv•tat1on t2 nr,.1 1 •0 0 MOlllE * • , 818G~ NIJO<' ( 19711 Roy Tl11r1"9t Y•etle M1m1eu;. A arnall WeSlern town IS gripped t>y 1ne lo<Ges of bl&c~ magic and • Wl1ChCr81l "IUS I --~t..~~ f.oo o MEWS 0 MOVIE * * '• "lmpe,•ul Venu~ ( 1Q631 Gino LOllOl>flg1da S.1ephen Boyd Paullrte 8onapar1e i unllmch"'O 1oyal1y to lier bruther the Emperor compels l'er 10 a1.company h•m into exile Ill nrs J 2 20 IJ MOVIE • * • Oei.1.na11ori fokyo ( 19•3> Cdry Grant John Gnrlleld Ille US subme11ne 'Coppertin os ordered 10 1nvadu Japan s most SeGuro naroor lo OPf!n the way lor 1>ombm9 ra•d5 ov1tr Tokyo (2 llra • 10 m1r11 725 0 NEWS 230 0 MOVIE • * • • Al11~ka Seas 119541 Robetr Ryan, Gene Barry G•v~n a second chance lo go s1ra19111, an e• con returns IO c11me by 1oor11ng o Qdng whlcil 1s plollmg a raid on 1>1s new emDloyer I I llr 2!:> 111111 r 3 OO (!) "'40VIE • • Horror Rises From Tile Tomb' ( 1970) Paul Naschy Emmil Cohen A young Fr'lndt couple 1nhe111s a cur'6 lrom the1t a'lceslors wl'en lhey return 10 lh8 cu11e w11e1e a Fie.nth kci1gh1 and his m1slr&ss died ( 1 t11 30 mm) 3:30 «D MOVIE * * ·~ Fhghl For Free· dom· ( t9•3) Rouhnd Rus- seu, Fred M acMurray An amb1t1ous 11v1atrl~ love l•le cul shon because of her aenel successes 12 hrs l 3 40 0 NEWS 3 SS 0 NEWS • '00 0 MOVIE " • * Harry Static And lttl' T 1g0r (1958) Stewart G1on9er BarhAr8 Rush A lanious hunter almost los- e~ hli Ille because ot a coward s i!Gllons (2 hrs l 0 MOVIE * • • '"~ Maqg•e I 19 5 I 1 Paul Qr,u91a ~ H<!r b.-,p Gr1•qr.; ;. <:co111sn s<>a r;\rH11n f'l..,I S 1ha., 06'St (Jt dn American execull~e whO wants ,., do some ser1ou1 bUSl'18S-' (2 111 I ) 4 30 II) NEWS SA Tl 'Rl>AY -MOR...O- e:oo 0 II) NEWS 0 COMMUNITY FEEDBACK ··Alcoholism T rea1men1 Programs Holl Fernan· do Del Rio Guells Fer- nando Zepeda V1ctnr Pine Q) UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR SUNRISE SEMESTER 8 15 0 SIGN ON II) FILMS THAT TEACH &·30 IJ SUNRISE SEMESTER D THAT'SCAT 0 ®J IT'S YOUR 8USINESS 0 DAVEY ANO GOLIATH ID SPEAKOUT II) ROMPER ROOM fl!) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS ()) JOB SEARCH 7:00 8 MARLO ANO THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE G GODZILLA I OYNOMUTT HOUR 0 PACESETTERS Hos1 Ray Gonzale~ U @) SUPEAFRIENOS fJ HOT FUDGE ID TURNABOUT Guest Or Ray Gotllleb fli) YOGA FOR HEAL TH FOOD: SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY 7 30 1J DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 0 BIG BLUE MARBLE 0 GIGGLESNORT HOTEL Q) ELEMENTARY NEWS II) SONRISAS fl!) AS WE SEE IT (A) Cl) KIOSWOALO a:oo It (l}-MIOKTYMOUSE I HECKLE & JECKLE G FRED ANO BARNEY MEET THE SHMOO G LEAVE IT TO BEAVER fJ @) ALLNEW SCOOBY AMO SCRAPPY 000 0 ROLLER DERBY «D MOVIE • * ·~ "The Burning Hiiis" ( 1957) Tab Hunter Na1a11e WOOCl Two young lo-.ers llPe an 1;nscrupulous caute baron in • desperate llghl ror ~urvrval 12 hrs I (!) SPECIAL PEOPLE ID 3·2· 1 CONT ACT 0 b y Armstrong & Batiuk SOMEONE WHO 5 rANOS HE.AO AND t>10ULOfQ':> ABOVE. ..• Don't ·Bet Your Life on Hackett Bittersweet Barbra Stre isand and Robert Redford star as lovers who can't keep their romance alive in "The Way We Were .. tonight at 8:30 on ABC. Channel 7. n, l'ETEH J . ROYER I ''" \ ''; 1 .. 1. ~ • ..., I\ I'• It wa' ,11JllJ1 tou .... .. r .. 111d1 t 11 ... 1wt1t. 1,f flulfd~ II wk1·1t 111 In t•i 1·om 111 111d1·1 r I 111u ho \1 :ir x' C'la-;s1<' TV \'C·htcll· \',.11 tl1 I \ 0111 I.tit· fo r l11msf•lf f'hl·n I rt·:ul lh1' l l;a·kf'll quott. 1n a newspapPr I would l1k1· lo lH: gracious, but I'm better I I han Grouc·hlJ 1 Gniucho did one show a week I do five a day and l 'm be tter " Oh my Thal 's a lar~e hoast I watched the s how I CAN ASSURE YOU that Buddy Hackett, in his syndic-a ted version of Marx's old show, is not better than Groucho Marx. For one thing, Groucho's "You Bet Your Life" was very much a thing of its time, dependent on its star's skill at dancing on the edge of propriety. It was a pre· carious act. executed with a genius that shines throuJ(h even 20 years later in reruns. I think we la ugh at the old Groucho shows now not because his jokes strike us as being so funny, but. Candidates Quizzed on 50 "Voter's Pipeline " examines candidates in the 73rd and 74th assembly distrkt races when KOCE's election covera~e rontmues tonight al 7:30 p.m. on Channe~50 Host Jtm Cooper interviews the c-andidates who hope to serve the north coastal and southPrn Orange County art>as lie 1s JOinccJ by 25·year Or ange County news veteran Tom Kcevil, editor <if the Daily Pilot. Nolan Frizzclle. a HC'J.l11hlt ra11 optomPlrist from ·~ta Mesa. 1s trying to bump inc umht:nl Democrat Dennis Mangers from hts 7:lrd dist rirt seat. and Cooper quizzes thei.e can<.hdatci. on re· Coming October 11th ... A totally rn:w wnv for vn11 ro hu v your nl'Xf 1.. ;l r. It 's Lallcd ''Pla in Price Policy" And it'c; nnlv fmm . . l .. • *ft "'---~ . . . ~. ..,, .. ' -. . •J! • • • • • • ~ I HICK VER SON 446 bet Celet H...,_,, • N9Wpott 1 .. ch • 173-0IOO VOLKIWAOEN • POASCH! • AUDI sources lhe GOP and Democrats have targeted in hopes or winnlnJ( the district. Cooper also interviews candidates from the 74th district . one of th<• "safes t " Republican e nc laves in the county Republican incumbent Marian Bergeson squares off with Democrat Jack Baldwin with Lihertar1an Sue Waltman ma king il .1 I hree way race CoMING TO IAVINE BOWL SAi t. S•JN on •It~ 6. 12'1h 11 noon 11 10:30 p.m op~o·) THE I nd AHHUAl lRGUHA BEACH "FRIENDS OF JAZZ" FESTIVAL '"'o doy• or Top CoMompo<ary Oftd Trodifjonol Jou •Monolnmonll 1'.'oov .. o ")Ir A~~O'.I COAl(S '"' Cl\(All\l'E O<l\((ll()NS ••< SAT. OCT. 11th (Doors open 11 o.m ) JOHN KLEMMER • "KITIYHAWK" Sj:>eciol Guests: "THE L.A. FOUR" lAlJAINOO nLMflDA AFN BROWN euo SHRNH JErf HAMll TON plus: l#M" with CHOACH Clt .. S • !Ht s .. vt CAM QUtlfl'O fl!f )()ttN HMY Ofl<W' • ~HISSOIOUf • ntt lflU Oll-flS SUN. OCT. 12th (Doors open 11 om ) HUIERT LAWS MOSE Al.USON • MNNY IUAMU Speclol Guests: "HIROSHIMA" ,..., CUIM rlS<M411 S U1U11 lllC""tr """'~ SM<HU • MCMNO IMCMT' lltf OMllOC COUNl'V flll¥fN"'1 JllMlllM (IJt .... d ) • ntt HIU OlllCWIS [ --SSIOIO' •111t ~OOP"' 7.IOP"' ~r •ll!'f~S-EHISOO<~ l f~A()H ·~Mttl pl~ •tt'6ft,!!•~~-~ ....... "" bo(~~ TkMts: sn.so, n s.oo. $1t.SO a no.oo '"-'°""'' ~00:,~~~~~'.::.!'~:~~~s~c:,~.~~~.~~~~· SOUND Uf<TllUM, l09¥"0 e.0tn 11 4, 04-S9S9 6o (OflSl _,SIC S'IOMS ta Cotto Me•o Ml\\1C>ft 111110 6 Jountolll VOiiey • CMDfT Ciwlo ~ OMltllS1 UIOUfM MUii< CO • ... ~r w. ........ IWt-7-.Y.: (114) 4f4.077t "Uh>levet-CI,. w.other -11 oil C-1 Jo9atheol" -';a hl'C':.iui.e th"V t.irt' twaut1full) outrageous in their dat I'll r•n ntrxt (; roul'hll hltnSt')f prohahly ('OUldn 't ha Ve done <i 1!'180 vc•rs1on of "You Rt!l Your Life · Th<' lines of ' propriety on televis ion <ire not JUSt blurn•d. the) Jrc drawn with 1nv1s1ble ink Bosom JOkes are passe. even on prime time N aughtY, doesn 'l cut rt anymore WffiCH LEAVES HACKETT going head-to· head with Grouc ho's ghost in off-the-wall ad· libbing and straight jokes. Some Hackett samples speak for themselves: "My father told me. 'My son, in this lifetime , don't ever run after a wom an or a streetcar. Because in the time it takes to shave, a nothe r one will come by." Hackett to a comely roller derby queen : ·'I'd like to put balm on you." After the roller d erby queen gives a de· monstration of physical prowess, Hackett offers, "She's stronger than 40 acres of oni~ns. ·· ODDLY ENOUGH, HACKETT'S "You Bet Your Life" might have stood out in the crowd or off-network syndicated game shows if it hadn't so completely committed itself to retrieving the ir· retrievable. . The skeleton of "You Bet Your Life," the for mat, is s till a good one. The "game" element of the show, in which contestants answer multiple· c-hoice questions for rather paltry rewards. is un· abashedly secondary to the repartee. That )!l\'l'" the ho'l t hC' C'hance to JOUSl arouno "'1th the l'unte~tants. u ft'rtilc coml(• situation. IT"S J l 'ST THAT T HE new "You Ue l Your Life " 1s so completely modeled on the Groucho show right down to the straight-man-announcer Ron Husmann is Hac kett's George Fenneman and the "secret word" duc-k you're left with Buddy Hackett doing Groucho. And Hackett ain't Groucho Unfortunately. in this. he isn 't even Hackett • T HE VISIG-OT llS HAVE overr un that tiny outpost of wit and original thought on morning television, ,.."The David Letterman Show." At the encf of th.is month. NBC will replace Letterman with two ~ame shows . Luke's l x ctusively lllKEISTOCI~ FOOTWEAR SHO' ·Fool Beller with an lnwsrrnen1 1n Foot Comlor1 4!' Lul(t> 5 E,c1us1ve1y Bi1kens1ock Footw(lar ShOp 177·H R1versiae Orrve. NEWPORT BEACH 631·2730 Localed bel'lu'1<l lhe Post Office. east ol lhe Rusry Pelican Restaurant 01e block south of the Newpori Freeway on Coas1 Highway Hours 11--1 . closOO Sundays W o m an Appointed To The U.S .· --~upreme Court A nd .She's A Conservative From Orange Co. THAT'S THE STORY OF THE HIT BROA DWA Y PLAY "THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER" "DRY & FUNN Y" -N .Y. POS T SUNDAY MATINEE OCT. ~th -2:00 P.M • MOUL TON PLAYHOUSE 606 l:AGUNA CANYON RD., LAGUNA BEACH -TICllTS: $7.00 AT DOOi CALL 494-7924 or 494-0743 I c I~ I I I I I NATION Punch .... ._._.Ul · thought she U8Ualty Mnt a telegram." FCC Review 13 Stations / Under Fire WASJllNGTON <AP) -The Federal Com- munications Commission has voted to designate for review the licenses of L3 radio and TV stations owned by RKO General Inc., raising the possibility the company could ultimately lose all 16 of its broadcast stations. By a 6-1 fote ~closed doors, bowe.ver-, - tile FCC agreed to delay the start of its review un· til all court appeals of a January decision strip· ping RKO of three TV licenses are completed. General Tire & Rubber Co. is RKO's parent firm. I THE JANUARY RULING, MADE finaJ in a written opinion issued June 6, found RKO and General Tire unfit from a character standpoint to continue operating TV stations in New York, Los Angeles CKHJ, Channel 9) and Boston. The FCC cited findings that RKO stations eogaaed in im· proper advertisin1 and reciprocal trade cam-e::-'· and that top General Tire officials had Involved in an overseas bribery scandal. Tiie decision, approved by only a 4.3 margin, •tunned tbe broadcast lndUltry because the flndin1 of unfttneu meant RKO could not even try to sell tbe three stations to recoup its investment. RKO baa since filed a court appeal here. But that process is expected to take years. In the meantime, the commission bad to decide whether tbe finding of unfitness should be applied to the company's other broadcast properties. THE 11 S~TJONS TOGETHER are thou1ht to be worth more than $400 million. RKO soug'ht to protect its remaining stations by pleading with the FCC for permission to create • a new company wttb an independent board and man..-t that would take control of them. AIU1ou1b a formal application for such a tr-f• baa not been filed, RKO said the FCC abould alpify its willingness to COMider such an application because the loss of TV stations in t.he nation's fint·, second-and fifth-lar1est markets was aufflcient punishment. The commission's majority, however, accept· ed a staff findine that the last operatin1 licenses issued to the 13 stations were identically condi· tioned on the outcome of the earlier case, meanin_g there was no basis ror treating them differently. "I 1'111.NK EVERYBODY WANTED to avoid tbia but there's just no way to do it in a legally sound manner,·· said a top official who asked not to be identified. "We bit the bullet on the big de· cision earlier this year and we have to do the same thin1 here, or you jeopardize your position in de· fending a1ainst RKO's court appeal." The FCC also agreed, though, that it made no sense to launch a renewal hearing before the court bad upheld the January decision. The decision to designate the 13 licenses for a renew~ J)~ng could ultimately present RKO w lth*iome difficult choices. While it does prevent other would-be broadcasters from filing competing applications, it also means RKO must somehow prove there are mitigating reasons -s uch as meritorious programming on the 13 stations -to outwei ... the previous finding of misconduct. The company's only other option is to make use of the FCC's distress sale poUcy. Under that optien, RKO can sell each of the stations to a minority-controlled company for up to 75 percent or market value. IF RKO ELECTS DISTRESS sales, then the license renewal hearing is canceled. If tbe firm de· cidea to fl&bt for the stations in tbe hearing, then it loses the opportunity to elect distress sales. If it wins in hearing, RKO gets to keep th'e sta· tiona. U it loses, however, jt mu.st surrender the licenses without tryin1 to find any type o.f buyer. Paper Creations l T ~ !! ~~~~~!.~~~from matertala auch as grass, palm bark, ftower petals, 1llk fiber, rap, lint and twine will open Monday at Golden West CoUe1e ln Huntlnston Beach. Tbe exhibit, entitled "True Paper," will be on riew from t a:m. to 3 p .m . Monclaythrou1h Thurs· day and 7 tot p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Fine Arta Gallery at the comer of Gothard Street and Center Drive. Artists from Costa Mesa, Lasuna.Beacb and other Oraqe County cities will be represented in Use exhibit. Death Claim Denied MN Dl&OO fAP) -11le widow of a man who -•=ed tuldde la 1ettbal back $1'0 wbicb ber ..._.. ..W la .. •anee for life inlal'aee, but ber Matlamlm ................... . . A luil 111or Court JUl'J found that tbe mu, wboM -· la bllllll ~. kWed N=911f 10 IDODUlil· lftertlldal• • Allltate lalurmft Co. polkJ tlsat ......... paJOff for awdde wttbiD tbe ftnt two ....... Gnllf.&be ....... ....,,arpedtlaat ................ CIPMltJtDCerrJaallda ....... ..,., ••• ldate. s ------- • HBO A1ID CABLE 1V ARE ALREADY AVAii.ABU! m 1BIS DU: HUNTINGTON B!ACH/ WESTMINSTER/ FOUNTAIN VALLEY Ybla)'Mcm& (714) 147'3707 nmrr MISS OUI. art .,. PC1t BAICf 11s1AUA11a ,, - , I ~ I . .. . ., , .. -. CJ2 DAILY PILOt Gardening -.......................................... __ Pottt-d Plan.f8 Talk ··-·---Fall Club to Hear Pruning .Expert Costa Mesa.Bay Cities Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet in Columbia Savin1s and Loan, comer of Wilson and Harbor. Costa Mesa, Oct. 1.3, at 7:30 p.tb. Bring aluminum lo Marcella Van Raper, aluminum chairman for the drive It , I For Lawn Care Paul Craft will teach pruning, takln1 cuttings and establisMng small pe>ts containing proper soil mixes. Members are reminded to bring plants, clip· pers. pots, soil, baggies, newspaper, name tags, and a note pad. Mike Carl. plant t iible chairman will have a d isplay of plants for a donation Alununum and plant money received' 1 sent lo Orange Coast College to support a student for one semester in the study of horticulture. Mary Warwic k. refreshment chairman, wall be helped by Mignon Wate rs and Barbara Aver itt Visitors are welcome Ry tht· t'nd <I( .. umnwr 11ur lawnx h i&\ 1• -.urrt"r•·•I t.• 111H dcl(ree or anothvr tr 11111 rw1i1l1•l't Summl•r' l''(lt•ndt•J dn 'rwll~ and t·orup1H·t11in rrum h•·•I\' fool trafflr ar e t \,\ u pruhh:nh ... hid. vrnr~ lUlrdt>nl'r' \an <l\,11d but this I:< rltJt _.._.~it) Jon .. 1-'ortwlatel> 1h.-11m1• 1, rtfk• t(1 do somt-th1111o? tor thJI "''l'•ll lnwn not ~o mur h (or 1m medial\' l'ffr\'t hut Cor llil' r,pnn~ when your la\.\n \\Ill 1•1H'1· .. .i.un start 1e1 grow 11ht11ll11.I.! ;1 rW~ h1\\ n 1l1•r tht!> lnl' •lrt'"' th•·.,c· 1irt•1:1:. with hurnu~ lo 1•0H·r ttw !>t•ech lantl 'Jlrinlc\(• "'''" .. fln'l' i.pray or "~•tl·r "t>t•p lh(· t·t-cllwcl mu1 ist dl ,elf llOlt'n t•\ t'n 1f II ffi('&Jl!o thrt't' '>pnnkhn~' u d ) unhl lhl· 'l'l.,f, 'I' r11111 Ht'rmud1:1 1::rt1'K 1-Awnll '>hould l>t' tt.'no~utetl hv <tltff nus:..rak IOK iJ!\ dt'M'f tl'k•d jlrl"\11011:.ly HOil h ~ .1 l'lt1i.e t' ro llll "' R CJ ( the nw" l'r 'fht>n uv1•1 ~l't'U with an 1111 ,rl n ,. K' .1:.:. \\ h1d1 .,proul!> 11u 1ckl.> Tiu:. v.111 g1vt' you lttl' ~r.-en lawn you want during thf' winter mnMh:-v. ht•n Rt!rmuda j(rass 1s brown i.lnd dormant Laguna ~BranCh ~ ~~a ~~!:~ch K~EP ON VEGETABLE GARDENING THIS . FALL AND WINTER! Plant·cool weather crops now ... LEITUCE•ONIONS•BRUSSELS SPROUTS• CABBAGE•CELERY•BROCCOLI AND MORE• THE •'IKST .s1'•:1• I' l•I U!>t• I:! me<'hanical S\\ l'l'pl'r 11r win rake and clear the la\.\n u( sum mef 's collected t'hppangs c1nd oth er debri s whic:h might sm other the roots during a wet winter. When raking. work the lawn over thoraughly Kough at up and don't be timid about 1l Now. mow it closely If you have weeds, and who doesn 't have a few , take the easy way out by applying a rom- mercial weed control. JC you have a dichondra lawn or one with clover in it, spot con· trol is recommended. BADL-V RUNDOWN lawns' should be reseeded this month, as should Bermuda grass lawns if you want them green over the winter months. Caution : depend· ing on the weed killer wait 10·30 days before sowing s eed : broad· cast it over bare spots in the same quantity you would use in Cop Guardll Co ms talk, Single Ear ROA NOKE. Va . t /\P l The 6-foot cornstalk with its single ear of com may not yet stand as high as an elephant's eye, hut it's the pride of Gene H<1rton 's eye "That'l> a good stalk or com Maybe 1t nnJy has one ear. but what do you expect?" he a!>ke<l Indeed, the cornstalk took root in a most unlikely place -in 1ravel outalde a window at the Roanoke Courthouse. Bart.on, a sergeant in the city Sheriff's Departme nt, found three kernels of corn some weeks ago on a courtroom bench. He tossed the ki:rnels out a window and onto thl' ~ravel surrounding a parkmg area as he tid ied up the <'Ourtroom. Weeks later. "when I opened the window again to let some air in on a hot day there was this shoot of com ," he said. He says he'll watch the ear another couple or days and then eat it. Trees Colorful Transplanted easterners who miss the lovely autumn color of their homes will be glad to learn that a few of the deciduous trees with lovely fall colors can be grown success(ully in California. Such trees are the Sweet Gum (Llquidambar ), Chi n ese Pistache < Pistaci~ chinensis >. Raywood Ash ( Fraxinus omus 'Raywood') and the Maidenhair <Gingko biloha). AS AL"'A VS, your most trust· cd ally LU help you efhc1ently at tack those lawn weeds is your local nurseryman He will be.able to gave you the best advice for you r particular weed problem as he 1s the most familiar with your local soil and climatic condi· lions Once you've waged the war against weeds. follow.up with two applications of fertilizer s paced about a month to six weeks apart this fall. Yo1tr lawn will be happier this s pring and so will you ! Weekend Gardeni1ig Checklist • Scatter s nail a nd slug bail around newly planted annuals. Jn this dry year . they're even hungrier for tender new plants. • Keep leaves removed from your lawn. They can pack down ext'luding light and air from the ~rass whit'h creates unhealthy rond1tions •Camellias are -;etting buds now and most set too many. Thm them for bigger and better nu we rs • P.rune everareen vines like star Jasmine, honeysuckle, pur· pie trumpet vine and ivy to keep them well shaped. Prune ever· green clematis very lightly as It blooms early in the s pring on wood grown this last summer. •Select early flowering sa.san· qua camellias for an even longer t'amellla blooming season Grove Branch Meets Tuesday Garden Grove Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet Tuesday in Gar<fen Grove Community Cente r . 11300 Stanafora Ave .. 'Garden Grove. Gu~t speaker will be Paul Kraft, president of the North Long Beach Branch of the Na- tional Fuchsia Society. who will present a pruning clinic. Members are asked to bring a fuchsi:. plant and Krart will furnish the expertise in pruning tips. " .'tc• .. Hf •1f .-.prh1,, One of nature's most generou s gift s i s the hyacinth. The heady fra· grance annourlces the ar· rival of spring, delighting all who detect the scent. Plant bulbs now near walks and entrance ways for most en- joyment in the spring. California Has Color Year-round Fall color in the garden needn't be lacking in California gardens. There are shrubs and trees that will give brilliant dis· plays of color and become splen- did additioM to the garden year. round. It's always a pleasure to dis· cover certain shrubs and trees that do put on a seasonal show and it should be the aim of the gardener to use them where he can. . . IN THE ORDER of trees you c an try the Liquidambar or sweet gum. Jn October and Nov· _ember . its maple-shaped leaves become a montage of yellow and reds complimenting the slender. angular branches. Or maybe you'd lik>e the effect of the Gingko biloba, maidenhair tree, in the fall when the leathery, litbt peen leaves of apriDa and summer suddenly tum into pld. There are a1M> some memben of the well-loved maple family that are naturals for fall color and grow well in California ex- cept in the extremely' warm climates. Red n owers adorn the red maple before lhe lea ves turn a g lorious red in the fall. The Japanese maple has leaf ID· le.rest all year round. Young spring growth is a glowing red, summer's is a sort green and the foliage turns scarlet. orange or yellowinthefall. IN SHRU~ VOU will find the Oregon grape which is perhaps better adapted to Northern California but those in the southern part of the state can plant the very similar California grape. Either is a year·rouod performer with glossy, holly-like leaves, bright yellow flowers in early spring, blue summer her· ries and richly red folia1e tones in the fall. Ore1on rrape is an excellent shrub in borders or foundationa and California l(rape is ideal for coastal climates. Scales Most Destructive Sucking Insects Attack Variety of Plants You may think they are bumps on a branch. They don't took or act like typical insects. But scales are among the most destructive plant feed· lng insects, says Demetrios G. Kontaxis .. public service pest manage ment farm adviser of University of California Cooperative Extension. They attack a variety of plants including fruit and forut trees. woody ornamentals, and houseplan&a. He adds that scale-infested planu may be attmted, weak, drop fruit and leaves, lose branches or die. The UC specialist explains about thepeataandhowtocontrollhem.: 8CALF.s GIVE THE APPEARANCE or tin.- bumpeor bits of scabby or waxy material. Tbey may ~white, gray. brown. red orbtack. Thesesman in- 1ecta vary in size according to species. They spend most of their lives wfthout moving, rastened to the pl.nt, wbich makes them difficult torecogni:le. Moet mature scale females lay e11s directly beneath their body. The ens batch into crawlers whlcb move about untll they find a suitable place to 1ettle and insert their mouthparta Into the plant. They suck nutritional juices and rem sin in the same place. Wind, inaects, birds and people disseminate thecrawlersfromoneplantloanother. ing 90 to 95 percent of them. So protectin1 beneficial insects is impe>rtant. Some scales great· ty increase in number because they are well suited to the plant and environment and because natural controls are less effective. · Use chemical spray to control scale when a plant la heavily infested, its parts look unhealthy, or large quantities of honeydew or sooty mold are present. To apply insecticide carefully follow directions on the label. The plant must be thoroughly covered with the spray solution. WIBLE A PIANT is dormant <late winter or before bud swelling · January to mid· February) you .can 11_pray with ~inter oil alone (never spray coni(ers -cone bearing planta -with oil ) or in a comblnatlon with insecticides such aa· Carbary\ (Sevin). Diuinon, Malathion, or Orthene. Do not apply Orthene on plant• arown for food. If Carbary! 111 used, watch forapider mite build-up. You can also s pray durinl the plant'• 1rowin1 season when scales are tiny 01t no e111 are under the 1cale. Apply summer oU and/or insecticides such u thole mentioned. Or ln late spring-early summer use a multi· spray prosram (three sprays with one of the afore· WREN TBJ:Y BECOME numerous they may mentloaed materials at 3-week lntervala). com....., cover item• and leaves of infested At any Ume of the ye•r Multiple sprays can of. eta. le.._ can injure planta directly by 1uckin1 fer effecttve 1cale control on house planll: • Md 1ecrwtin1 toxic 1ubltance into tbem. Or Remove la many adult 1cales u pMtlble before cm Wm plants lodlrfttl)' by excretlnt lar1e treatlnJ: Place houaeplanta outdoon, spray amount. ol -.Ydew (a 1tJcky Uquld wbkb col· lbo~y. and brtn1 beck lnsJde only when they leetl an lean. and object.a below the pllDt>. A an cln. Never UH olla on bouleplanta for lnaect bllcll ICIClt1 mold ott.n trowt oa hoaeydew that eoatrol. · ._,_.,.~ta. . ,. .... are Mftlltlve tommy cbemlcala. It may To cmtro& tbese lnHcta, keep in mlnd that M bell to discard 1uch planta wben 1cal~ lllfesta· of the National Fuchsia Society will meet Wed· nesday at 7:30 p.m. in th e Boys' C lub o f Laguna Beac h , 1085 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Paul Craft. landscape designe r from North Long Beach, will pre- sent a pruning workshop. Those plan· ning to attend should bring on e sc raggly fuchsia to prune. clip· pers 'and small plastic bags with wtuch to ex- changecuttings. Plant a nd s upply tables will be available. Refreshme nts will be served. Visitors are welcome. Bulbs Topic Care and culture of bulbs will be dis,ssed at a meeting the Laguna Beach rden Club, at 11 a .m. Oct. 10 a t the Ne ighborhood Congregational Church, 340 St. Ann's Drive. Laguna Beach. PONY PAK f~tt REG .. 98 Aulumn Vegetnble P/onllt1!J 11 .. 1 SPECTACULAR WINTER BLOOMS Florist ·"PP<'i"I HOUSEPLANTS Several varieties ... POTHOS•NEPHTHYTIS GRAPEIVY•DRACAENA ANO MORE CAMELLIAS Handsome s hiny-leafed ever- green shrub. Winter blooms of white, pinks or re ds . 5 GAL .. REG. 14 98 1 GAL., REG 4.98 12.97 ~l!H 1.47 EA . ·"·; m ·1· I 'J If> Fly us. Anywhere In the Ha'\lis}ei-s ~~-~,~ Nursery.~Florist ·8 2840 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ',, •• IUHl AUTUMN ··sALE Rocks for Waterfals Rock9arde111 Fit 1placff CLOSED TUESOAY QUALITY 1 ~;K . l0....0 BECAUSE WE GROW THEM ACHS oi riAMTS AT WHOUSALI & lft.OWll '••&.. ,, ...... • toni AVOCADOS Dk ..... ,... ........ ........ 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CA 92827 • (114 J ti•&· 1 •• t S9<V't>Q ~· .. u..tr DlltUral -IDMI have a main part La d .. troy-t.lou develop. -;:.::..=;:~.,.::_•""'UW'....,---,,. II~· ... ,..~__..;_.,._~,..,...._..,_,,.,.._. .. .. ... ·~ ' I' .. NATION NEWS FEATURES 11 .S. M~ a f ~he• LA Busing: City Shame? By THO.MAS D. EUA-4\ Wht-n ~<'~ool oiwnt>d thu faJl. tntt't1r1tion pl1nt- l'Onl1nued without inc·1dt'nl a.ntt wilhoul htadhn«>s 111 • doi~n r1t1es from the San F'ranrl1tco Ba y Art>u to lhe Meidnn bordtr Rut not In Lo:-Anicc-h~. the 11eronct laqws t :srbool dJ~tnt't an Anu•r1t'll .and by tu the• laqcebt in California A Ourry of lasl mJnulf' t'OUrt BPVt'»ls and procriun rh•n•t·~ r 1Jl111.-d mdlli"t' <'Onfu.,llin and whitf' night the-rt ·~ th" nation's largf!S\ de se1r~1aUon pru1rnm hf'adl"d into II» third .ren an expandeJ rorrn What'$ so t.1.Jfff'rl"llt about Lo6 AJll(t-lf'.s .. THf. ANTI IH'SING •AM)aJTV 0?'11 thl'" l'll) :. isrhool boarJ H)'6 11 1 dt,.,l&n<'t' 1ha1 tht> het>r \au• of the dlatn<'l make ,,...., ol NI.Ill 1mpr11rtH'&I Parents dun'\ ~ -.nt tnt'ar uJdre::n ~M loni d1!. lanC'ea, th .. buard Ol'8J•l t'Qftlf'nds 1 h~t '!i "'hy the di5lnrt ay . It hoai. """' .about one third of lt6 while An1Jo pupil" :.1n1·.-bus1n1 stanl"d Yet the samt' l'hwl board t~ mnre> th11n will iog to bus mu\Ortl)' children as much a.s 50 mites HI the "permit with tra11$fer pro1nm which a llowb formerly all-whale school::. to be integnted without SOLTHERl\ t:ALIFOR~IA Fot:trs lur c 1ng C au ~·lis tan children to travel Virtually all parties to the Los Angeles school integration dispute agree that court busing orders haven't achieved their aims. Private schools have proliferated in the area and real estate prices in close-in suburbs with separate school distrkts have climbed even raster than the Cahforn1a norm. The reasons for the decimation of .lhe Los Angeles district, which has a white enrollment of barely 20 percent, are disputed. The board major!:. tr,threeofwhom ate former Officers oTtne Bustop anti-busing community organization. points to the Superior Court judge assigned to supervise the California Supreme Court's school busing order. THEY SAY JVDGE PAVL EGLV of Laguna Beach has far exceed~<l his authority to order "reasonable and feasible" busing. But others finger the school board itself. For one thing, they point at the constant dis· cord on the board, whose president called her lone _,,-minority colleague a "bitch" on ~ the radio on this fall's first day of school. That same board presi- dent adrued white parents at least once '-.take their children out of the public schools rather than go along with busing. Since the anti-busers took control or the board two years ago, they have filed a constant stream of futile appeals of the HLY busing order. Even U.S . Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, the most cooaervative justice to serve on the high court in decades, refused twice to stay the integra- tion order. But the board majority continues its ef- forts, filing an appeal every time Egly issues an order. SY CONTRAST, IN cm ES where busing has worked and white flight bu been kept to a mlnlmu•n. school boards have finally bowed rracefully. even when they fought busing all the way to the U.:i. Supreme Court level. Not so in Los Angeles. The result has not been of the !II'~ once seen in Southern cities, in Boston and Pontiac, Mich. Instead, th::-~ has hf!en a quiet but massive exodus of Anglo ~huaren. leaving the public scltools largely to blacks and Hispanics. . Why has the school board not bowed to the tn· evitable? For one thing, its lawyers have advised it that busing might not be inevitable, or at least that the phrase "reasonable and feasible" is open to varying interpretation. For lawyers and school board members. then. the Los Angeles integration situation has been far from a total loss. But for the children? They've lost teachers and classroom time because money has been ap- propriated to busing. rather than ed~ca~ional purposes. And their parents have lost faith in-the school 19stem and the people running it. AU those other cities where integration pro· grams are proceeding smoothly need look no farther than Los Angeles to see what might have happened to them il they hadn't been careful. 1 Eliasuacolumnut b<uedmSantaMonica.) Don't Waste Year fin •It..-Juh Bus1nc!>:> ~roun<l lo .t trn l• ~1!) R~p W1lltarai N ..1 ' l'h t>r 1 I> Ky 1 c·11st h1 ~ 12 ,00Ulh l'O n <.,(•<:ul1vl' rol l r<.d l V 0 I t' I ll I h (' lJ S ltoUSl' ur Hc prcsen to..t t 1 Vl'S A b1pa rtisan p.i radt! of speakers paid tr ib u t e t o Nalt'hcr . who has11 't m bsed day of work in hts 26 ye ars 1n ('on~rcss Teens Disagree On 'Sexy' NEW YORK I AP) Teen.age gi rls may think w e aring tight jeans and no bra simply is the height ol fashion. but adolescent guys think those clothes are a sexual come-on, accord ing to a California sur- vey. The survey by four re· searche r s at UCLA found that boys read more sexual connota - tions into girls' behavior than the girls intended. Both sexes agreed that a see -through blouse on a girl probably was a come-on, accord- ing to the survey of 14· to 18-year-olds published in the October issue ol Psychology Today. But .the boys we re likely to interpret a low· c ut top. s horts , tight jeans or no bra as de-liberately enticing as well. the survey or 432 young people indicated. None or the teen- agers, however, s aid they thought a guy's open shirt. tight pants or tight swim trunks were much or an indication of his in- terest in having sexual relations. Blind Helped SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cl asses ror 11 2 students of the s tate School for the Blind wiO begin by Nov I at the .... old School for the Dear in Berkeley. The state planned to move the students to a new school in Fremont. b ut the move was blo~ked by a court s uit f il ed b y parents who conl end the Fremont facility as too rural. Wrong New Job? Quit By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I hHen't been on th.ls job two months but I have the slaking feellDg l'we made a huge mlatalr.e. My wUe says I should a&ay at least a year DOt to be thought or u a job. bop· per. Do you acree'! -K.K., Houston, Texas Assuming you haven't built a re- putation as a quick-change artist. begin a surreptitious search im- mediately. A year or your life is too stiff a price for a miscalculation. Jn her book, ··career Knockouts: How to Battle Back." Follett Publishing Co.. Marilyn Moats Ken- nedy discusses problems similar to yours. llENNEDV. AN UNRELATED career strategist in Evanston, Ill., uyt that after a hi1h Intensity search eome letdown is natural -the new Job blues. But when you've real- ly made a wron1 choic,, "You're not trapped unleH you've signed an emp(O)'mmat contract and even then mly If all the amart lawyen ln 10ur town IN dad« on •trike." Wby do Pf!OP.1• accept a po1ttlon tbeJ .lbouldn't~ Of .t,tat lndividuala K......,. ~. ao percent caved. la under the expectations or pem&Mlan ol otben. You may be llet fl maaaliq, for m.~. but are •W•J•d by tbe araument. ''Ybu~a 1Nat maaacer -•"1 would;...·-'° do...,........ .... ,. .. hllJ • perceat aald tMJ W ( CAREERS ) kidded themselves about a boring job because it was "too good" to pass over or about be ing able to do anything required or about he ing able to get along with anybody. AN0011ER ZO PERCENT said they had underestimated the importance of salary or job title. Approximately 15 percent overlooked the "preven- tables" -issues ignored during job interviews. The remaining IO percent panicked. acting out a real or perceived need to do something. anythin&. quickly. As Marilyn Moats Kennedy says, '"People who convince themselves ln· tellectually of thin1s that oppose gut responses will end up changing jobs more frequently . . . and generally have a greater number or talse starts." ' The author gives a detailed pre- scription for extricating yourself from a wrong-new-job jam, agreeing tbat the time to do It is now -while your job·huntln1 skills are finely honed. R£ADER SERVICE: For o COW of JOJICI Laba ICnrwdf/'1 2'-poge ~. "R1nrrw1: TM NUlll Grltlfl," ncloM a 2'-c:nt domJ)fd, ••lf·addre,.ed, Jong aof*e CftlJlflopf &OUh ~r ch«lc or"'°""' ordn for liUO to Sllbltrbaft 1'«11urw1 Inc .• aoz llooe, CGnMlf. Calif. nom. Course Listed By UCI 'I h ,. r u I I o w 1 o ~ i!dll'll ule· of 11cllv1t1(':; opt•n tu th1· 11ublir has ht•1•n Jnnou1w1•cl hv the IH' I rvtn\' E•11 en~1 on s ,•rv1c1• TODAYAHOSAIU•OAY Wf IHJ\Q t~ \.elht\oQ OuthM t<Jt A f4 11 ,wl IA W 1),.lr.'th(t(t [ M Nnlh#Ul"10 A lH it,.,,. 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II 11 R1t1on<tt fmo t1vf'" lht'.'ra~v in Ev~t'YO•V lift, J~l'\f"t WOiff" I'll 0 01r1ctor o• t.l1n1cat iw.orv1c~ ln\Hloh· ror AOv6ln(fl'c:J ~tui1v in ~al1on.1f r'\., c nf'tner ttnv A UC I r~11n~ E • IC'r'l,tf'>n "A>f!f"~,..nd 1~rO'Jram F'tO.tY I to tO o tn $.6tunJd'f dnd Surlda't' q d rn to • p m Prr h O Snc u 11 S<·~nc. Lctb UCI Ftt 1S6. 1nth~dtf\ °"''"i"9 Call U(t Ectt"n'S•t..n tlU , •» ~·u ' SATUAOAY. OCT 11 A CiHH:t In S,.1~. f\ ti For V'dv) Jttc!lnnt> (i.old'inq 8 A coun~t'lor Wnmen·s ()ppor1ur-.111e\ (ttnttr UCf E llften\lon A \JC trv1ne E.J11tens'°" one·d•V' progr•m . • a .m to ' p m • Ste-1n. lf"'VtM To¥Wn Center Irvine Foe U?, IMl.-s oark1n9 C•ll UCI E•lel'ston. (710 113J.S-.IA. "Survlv~ in , UW AQe ot tnflftfon Eco109lc•I -Econom•< Santlv tn "" IO's:· Errw~t C.•llMbaCh, M /4, , .tutf'WJr, A U•: ''"'ne C:icltnUOf" o"~· d•v seminar. 10 "''" to <t pm .. Rrn. 141 Social Scltnc• Lab. UCt_ Fee. '3S. lncludH parklnQ, C•ll UCI E.- ten~fon, (ll<t• W..~14 EnroUmfllnt a limited ''8udQeting and J\ccov11t1ng for Superv1'°" · Ct'lrt\llM C P~nct M.S A UC Jt"Ylne E.-.tens.t0n OM-<l•'f ~tmlnar, q•)O ~ m to <f JO p m .. Rm 10 Con11><1ler SC1en<.e 8l0Q. UCI Fe• \IO ~I Ille door. SI .I prt-.,nrOll•d. lnchxfe't ctnn mat~r1ars. IUN'l1 arid oarktn<~ Cd ll VCI F .,.,...,n 11141 8Jl.S•U "A•at £'t4'te s~nd\ttlht>n Updittf' O •n••• H•ntn, .J O .• auorn~y. Ma1•ro•. Scn nelder. Forer-& L••r ence. Inc A UC 1rv•n• E •-tttf\1ton one-Ga'Jt Mmlnar. 9:l0 • m. to 4:l0 p m • Rm llO Comou,er Sc..,nct B•"9 . 1.1c1 Fff: uo •• ow-'· n s ore -enr-011eo tncludes c••ss meter\•1,, h.nct-and partt1n9 C•U UCI E•lenslCf> (71•1 llU-S.IA. Entr•Pre-n•urshfp Gtttinq "'' Bustnf'H Sl~f'd •nd Sur-Yiv1nQ HW Cr U le •I ~"~' Ye•t." Ao~rt J te.ov•t •v. M..8 A • -..ntort> ma.n.toer, Northrop Coto A UC Irvin• Ex IM•lon ~• ~mlnar.' 30 a m 10 • lO um Rm 22.S Com1><1tH Science Bldg IJCI Ft• S80 Al ,,_ OOOr. l lS ,,,. rnrol1ttO 1nc•uctr-: c l&\\ m•tf'ri~I'(, turvf't ano Po1rkH'19 C•U UCI E•l•n••on 171•1 BJJ.S-414 SATUllOAY AHO SUNDAY, OCT. 11, tt. II. " '--Yhtt Brain-M ind Connechor", '' 0 J•~n Fenton, M A rorrncrty dtrt>t.· \or ot Learntnq t enter an<1 tettyref ct sp@c•al tHluc t't1nn Cal St a1.- Fv11frton A U C Irvin" E•tt!r'•[)n two wHIUH~ e>rr.ioram, 8 lO am to S b m Rm UR Ph)lil(ftl St •el"ICf:S B•dv , uc1 "~• '87. •nCluu->' u~•~ 1n9 Call UCI E•ltn.,on 11141 l!l3 S•I•. SATURDAY, OCT II AND ZS Th• lmportdntt ot 8e1no a St c r,lary Ai N f'w Prr-~pectt.,,e, Rf'll• Rluvt1 t•etutiv~ "'·cru11~r R1nutt Houanoer'5 & A.ssoc.11tt"~ A UC tr v1n• EAten'i1on two mretm9 pr0<ir•m.' 30 a"' 10 • :l(J pm Qm F IOI Me<! Sci I UCI Fot loolO tn r tt>Oe• PMk•rtq Call UC• E;lension 11u 1 an :>A1• WEOHESOAY,OCT IS M.&"'fl'Olf'IQ in TurOulfM Tif'ne\ A O•Y w•th PPtrr Orucke,. P~•-r O•uc ~rr Pit 0 fJo UC trvlnt E~ •~\IOI\~" s~tr11ni1t.•-JOa m to • lO p m Stwraton Nrw par1 •S.~ M•t •rtt\uf 8tvd , Newoort 8eeth Fff '"° •• llW dOO<. l8S i>rt-t nrolle<t. ln<tudes <la" mat1"1"1s and lunc.h Enro11men1 I> t1ml!ed Call VCt E• ten"on. 0 141 &3.J-S.01• THU•SOAY, OCT. I~ ·· ""''"nq ,,... F1sc;.a1 1moacl of New Or vtlOOfT\f'n1,' Pf\tllp 8eftf'f"lcourt, f lf Cutive dlrN:tor Or-anq~ County chapter. BIA. ~fdon Gani, Pre\t dtnl, M l<GK, Inc.. San ~ranc•SCO, Chuck Lewis. exr cutl"e 1tlce pr•i•· drnt, OIAMETQIC.S. Berttetev. Kellv MCO.rmoll, dlrl'<tor o1 Urban L•ncl Econornlcs, Ttlt' Plannlng Center. Newpart Se.en, Jorm Rdu, 01r-1c1or ol reuarcn, Ultrn1ost•ms. In< : ''vine, O~ck furp'"· reel eil,,,t f"dltor, L.A. time~ others to be an· naunced, FIUOAY,OCT.11; SATUllOAY, OCT. II AHDNOV. 1 "Tnt Rultt o1 the ~me Bu\lneu PoUuc, tor WOmt.n,'' sh•ron P•etoC', Pll. O , bu•lrwu consu1tan1 A UC Irvine E•1enSIO<I lhre.-"'"tlnQ pro- gr•m, Frldoly, 7 lo 10 pm,, Saturday, Ocl. II, 9 • m lo .I p,m .. HOY I •• a.m . 10 J p,m . Rm F·I08 Med Sci. I, VCI Fee· ~. lrt<lucles p.1rklnq Call IJCI Eat..-.slon. Ou t S»-S.U SATUADAY,OCT.11 "Slru<l.,..1"9 ttw M<Jlllmlllion Dollar S.le· StrllleglH, Eo cutlon ....a Pit 1•11•," J l hc><nM Wells, M.8 A ...... Pf'•\lcMnl, (0<'"'410..led Caplt•I C0<1> A UC lrvln• Ealenslon one d•v Mmir1..r, t .lO •.m. to clO om . Rm Ito Comouttr Sclenco Bldq , UCI FM: MO Ill Ille-· l 7S pr~nrolled, .1nc:1-s <l•n -1erta1s. 1.-11 artd per~lflO, Cell UCI E111enJk>n, 111•1 131-'414. "CounMll"9 l!mploy.,.s," Howard Wiison. P•Hldenl, AClminlstrallve Roearcll ASSCKl•IU, lrte. "' IJC lrvlll• EX'lemlon -·dn seminar, ,\., a.m. 10 4'10 p.m .• GcMd Rm., ""-"" Commons, vet. F .. : seo 11 '"" doo<, HS or•-rolllCI, lnc;tudts <lao me1erl11S, h1n<lt and .,.rkl"9 Call UCI E•lllMlon, 1114113).5414. "le-rM\\p: H-10 Gel It ..,d HO'W lo KHP II," Gun\Nr 1(1...,s, Pll.O., Cllrecl°', tntelhA• of Mv•nod PIM!· n•no. A VC lrvlne E•tenston -·d•v Mmlner. •:10 e.m.10 f:IO p.m., Rm. 167 Slat-Hell, VCI. FH: MO Al ,,,. "°°'• '7S Pft-eflf'Ollecl, lnc:tudes <Ian met.<la41, lllfl(ll •I'd PAfklnQ. Enroll,_ Is llmllecl. C•ll UCI Er· 1en1lon, (710 ~Slf4 "Project ~n ... "'41nt for 0 .. 19" Firms," Ao.-r lf•Cly. M.Ar<ll., HI.I .A. A UC lrv!M aate<11lon -· NY Hml...,, t :IO •·m. to J p.m., ._.,,, .. , "'*'· -HewoOtt C.fll# Dr. N•wtlO'I llHcll. l"ff: ttJ. I,.. <11H111 Clllltll ...i courw m .. arl•"· c.t I UCI I""""°"' 1714 I ISS-W it. Friday October 3 1980 AP' Wire ..... 'SHE KNOWS ME CLEAR DOWN TO MY TOENAILS' Glen Campbell WHh Brtde-to-be Tanya Tucker Tanya, Potato Soup Ma.ke Glen New Man NASHVlLLE. Tenn CP > As Glen Campbell rt'ralls 1t, he srud a li ttle prayer that he'd be hap- P Y again Soon the r e afte r , Tanya Tucker and her mother s howed up with potato soup for him. That's the way the romance began for country boy Campbell. 44, who has been married three times. and Miss Tucker 21. The singers plan to marry next year. probably in Los Angeles, to climax one of the most highly publicized romances in the en- tertainment business . "I SAID A PRAYER because things in my life were tearin · me up," the bearded Campbell said in an interview with Miss Tucker beside hi m . "I wanted to go with someone in this business so she'd undertstand where I'm at Pretty soon, Tanya. called, and she and her mothe r brought .me some potato SOUP. That lifted m y spirits ... than Tanya," Campbell s aid. She's not one·dimensionaJ Like some other singers I could name, but won't. Her phrasing is out· standing and she sings the notes so true ... He said he has a lot to ac· complish in his career , which al ready includes hitS like "Rhinestone Cow boy ," "Southern Nights," .. By the Ti me I Get to Phoenix.'' "Galveston ," "Wichita Lineman" and "Gentle on My Mind." "God's not. don~ with me yet," Campbell said. ''I haven't even scratched the surface on what I want to do. I want to paint pic- tures in my music and cha11ge the world from fighting. Right now. life feels so good." DAILY PILOT (; f :J Clammer Hopes to Recoup DAMARISCOTTA , Main e "' (AP) -Clum dealer Bob Elliott lost a third of his yearly income and exhausted his winter sav ings when "red tide" conlamina· lion shut down most of Maine's shellfish industry last month. Today, clamming is under way again, but Elliott worries that news or the poisoning woulsi make sales s luggish. f "You can't really tell," he said "We're just going to have to start buying and see who puts orders in " DURING B USY summer months. Elliott handled up to 600 bushels of clams a week, paying diggers $18 to S28 a bushel and pocketing up to $8 on each bushel he sold t o restaurants and other customers. But on Labor Day, the state c losed the meandering, 3,500- mtle coastline to most shellfish ha rvesting, shutting business for hundreds or diggers and dealers. The contamina t ion paralytic shellfish poisoning - is caused by a s wimming mic roscopi c plant that tinges wal e r red . IL affect s the respiratory system and can be fatal At least 16 people were hospitalized after eating tainted Maine.shellfish before lhe.cl05ure was ordered. SEPTEMBER'S contamina- tion was one or the worst red tides here in recent memory not since 1972 had the entire coastline been closed -with an estimated loss or more than Si million to the state's shellfishing industry. The shellfishing ban affected mus sels. dams. oysters and quahogs. Lobsters, crabs and scallops were not affected. Most clam Oats got a r~ent clean bill or health from the state, but a few isolated areas stilJ are orr-limit:s to clam diggel'S. Mussel harvesting still is pro- hi bi led along the entire coast . President Carter last month declared the coast a disaster area, opening the door for Small Business Administration loans to dealers and special unemploy · ment benefits for full-time dig- gers. As of last wee"k, fewer than 550 or the estimated 1,440 full- time diggers had lil ed claims. They began dating seriously in Marc h . and it didn't take a Wi chita lineman to send the message through. He proposed Aug. 14. Danging In Miss Tucker , who met Campbell in 1972 when she was 13. said she never expected romance to blossom so s ud· ctenly "I FIGURED l'D ~et married about age 26. then wait a few years to have kids." said Miss Tucker. whose records have re- turned to the country mu~ic mold r ecently after a brief fling with rock 'n' roll and a sexpolimage. '·But this worked out different- ly . 1 always figured I'd find someone to marry . but not this quickly. "f 've. been raised with the basic tea<'hing that you should marry someone who honors you and respects you and believes in you." Miss Tucker said. "A lot or people in this business haven.'t got their leet on the ground, but Glen has the same ideas about life that I do. ''At first I didn't want to get involved with anyone an this business because we'd be too much alike . But for outside in- terests I have my horses and he has his golf. THE AGE DIFFERENCE m eans little to either one "If she dies. s h e dies," Campbell said. laughing. Turning serious, he said, "In my prayer. I said I don't care if she is 15, 40 or 60." Said Miss Tucker, "I don't think about it, but I guess others do. I"ve never been attracted to men my own age." Besides, they said, they know each other as well as they know their songs . "SHE KNOWS ME clear down to my toenails," Campbell said. chuckling. The two plan to record an album together. They already sing toeether on two son11 on her album, "Dream Lovers." ·'I ttnn 't know a better sinJ(er Navy District Now a 'Base' SAN DIEGO <AP ) -San Diego, with a number of naval bases already, has a new one over the others. Its name ls simply "U.S. Naval Base, San Diego." It replaces the nth Naval Dis· trlct, which haa been head· quartered in San Oieto slnce 1921. ~ Acroa the na , the Navy has abollshecL l1trlct1 except for Wuhinstan, D.C .. In an ad- Demoted Judge Now Jamtor HOWARD, KAN. CAP) - Judge J .L. Roberts was lhe law in this tiny Kansas town for seven years. Then he fined the mayor for lel· ting his dog run loose. And a city councilman 's relative was slapped with a bill for disorderly conduct. Today, old Jess Roberts is the City Hall janitor. And frankly, the resilient 85-year-old prefers holding a broom to holding a gavel. The hours are better: so is the pay, ''l 'VE GOT everything paid for. a nice house. two cars and a regular Social Security check,'. he said. "I don't have to do this. But I like it. .. And besides. I'm not going to give them <City Council mem- bers> the satisfaction of saying they gotridofol' Jess ... Roberts has nipped at the h eels of the community 's leadership for years. Born on a farm nearby, he landed his first job washing dishes at Howard's Metropolitan Hotel. Later. he owned restaurants, dance halls and theaters, worked in carpen· try, auto salvage and lire repair. He eventually settled on the furniture business his rather owned. When he retired in 1972 at 77, he was elected justice of the peace. BUT TWO DAYS after he started, the state abolished the position. So Roberts was ap- pointed municipal judge for the town of 900. Armed only with a voracious appetite for books, Roberts deft- ly interpreted the city and slate codes, (fishing out fines for everything from drunkenness lO speeding. At fll'St the city let him pocket the $9 in court costs he assessed violators. But the state stepped in and abolished court cost.I in tbe mld-19705. The city put Rob- erts on a $50-a-month salary. The wayward were taken to Robert's home at all hours. A man picked up for drinking in public appeared before Roberts and was rmed before he coUld drain the evidence. A TOUGH ltJDGE, some said. But a talr one. That was before city ofrlcials and tbelr rel1tlves becan mak· in1 appearance• In court. Roberta fined \.he mayor S20 for violatlne a Jeuh law the mayor helped enact. "l didn't make the laws, 1 Just AP' Wire••• JUDGE TO JANITOR Jeu Roberta, 85 enforced them." Roberts ex plained. "Those dummies up at City Hall thought l should turn them loose 'cause they were big guys." Soon the council appointed a new judge. But Roberts wasn't through at City Hall. lie took the job as janitor -at $10 a month more. "THE ONLY ltEASON I'm here is because they can't get anyone else to work this cheap," says Roberts, who looks more like judge than janitor with his slicked-back silver hair and proP: er bow tie. But from his new position, Roberts again can offer hJs un· solicited commentary on the af. fairs of lhl:: farming community. "It's kinda nice to sit back and tell 'em all where to go -and l don't mind doin' it." Tooth Implant Study Target BOSTON (AP >' -The Harvard School of Dental Medicine will begin a five-year, Sll00,000 study to compare im- planted teeth with dentures COO· venUonally used to replace mil!· tn1 teeth. ·Dentist.a have been impl¥Una teeth for about 10 years, but there are questions about how etflctent the implant.a are and bow Iona they will lut. Some patients are inap· proprlately liven implant.a, •aid Dr. Paul Schnitman. who will conduct the study wltb DT. Leonard Sbullnan. 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CountyClerk ofOr•r>geCovnt $ep. bu\IMU•• ltglven n 10 11\comp1~1on""°'co• r11i. •l<lf-1 ... , llr.<1 "'''" ll'IO ---H AlllHGS Wll.L llE P UBLIC NOTICE r m e Arts Bw ding. lember 10 1_, Y 0" PfO,.,,EEll PVBllCATIOHS ,.311 1 re<1neu1 1Coun1y C1ertr of 0••"91 c°""'"' on •1CTITIOUS •u1111•U HELO BY THE COSTA MESA PLAN d • ' ,.1._1 L., Crucn ~ NIQuel CA .;1,11 I ll'lt! -11<1••• .,...,., "''" DHt' ... <.hor d•f•ull f'tqjll, 'h• lollowlno ,,.,~ ...... clOll\Q :•LL, II FAllt 0111\IE, COSTI' NO'TICI TOCltlD4YQIH the occ ticket office in S.pl 11 19 16 Del J '"° WI-IC Cruot ~ N•-· CA tl&n I In IM OOllQOllon' \<!<Uro<I lhl!••DY I PuDll• .... o..,,.,. CIM\I O•lly Pllol ""''"•H.. . ! 0 :sA. CALIFORNIA, AT •. JD p M. Of' I UUC Y•A•I••• the Adml'n1'strat1'on Of · . . ' . . ----1 Ch.eryl L Aubr~o 2Ull L .. I "*••lofort fQCUlecl dnO ... 11 ....... I~ S.pl 19, 26, Ocl J, 10, 1t90 :Je20.IO HllSON INVESTMENTS, ,.. As SOON As PO s $I e l E ..... .,_.Ml I) cc I Pu•LIC NO E C•u<•• ~NI-I cAt?•7l lheuncl•r\lotwd•wnlltnO.<l.,aflon ---•nver,.•u.~Nlguel,CAt1671 THEAE.AFTER ON liotONOAY, OC· NOTICE •S 11E•E8' r,11(., •,. fice and if any are left u TIC Thi• b.nt .. u ,, conducle<I by. (Of al Oelault.,.., o.m..,<1 lor S..•• •""I PUBLIC NOTICE JoM Al .. Chtl\le•too\, SllS Em·, TOBE• ll, ,.., C••dtto .. 0 ' M f I.'' ...... !' ( \ t e night or the c lass f'IC'TlltOUS IUSINISS 1 • "t.. Z.r>I CH ti lo (.U .. ll'le unGe .. IQnecl lo .... ••IO NOTICE OF DEATH OF Vlroc ... t ~cl INll•lftMln, ,._ llOftt ~lllLfV. -¥E\. .. ll.£ ( u '"'f. b . I -- ----I -llo ... , ... .,""'""of i.. ...... """ al e•l'Chon l Pl•• Gr-. s.m. Cru1. CA tso.c> ·~•rcll"tl IM fotl-l"fl eppll<•· e"' l E ( .. 1108 E. r "' -, .. ( t hey will be available at NAMl!SYATIMllllT o.· -·.,.. 1>•-•ly 10 S<llllly , .. o Obit hon• I '"•••MH,La9uNNl-f CA.,•71 t. ·---..... .,_ ,.,. E•lllCE. •ltt-'"""''""" t,.h.e door. Call S56·5880 Th,. lotn!wi"tl iwr""' " 001n11 ""''· ~r~ P ~~111"°1"'" ...... ,.,.,.,."., 1,... unoero-.rc•uwo I R E H E S A L T E R Ger•1<1 Scon Ne1-., '1n• w c1111 IC•n c1-1, ..,,_,,.., •99"' 10 ... __ ._ -"' .. •> ,..., ....... I • ,... w1c1no11ceolbre4'Ch-ale1 ... 11on10 HARDAGE ANO OF 0•.•11,..._,1Hk,.,C~"2MO '>oulMrl\ CalHorNe tot•-. n F.1.•no"•"' <1rclo .., ...... ••••• for more detail. " GROWING HABIT, * No'11'1 c r".s ~.:'.'::"6. ••• 111.0 "'"h ,,. "" p ET IT I 0 N T 0 AD Th•• ID<l••ntt• " col'Kluc11c1 by • o ..... ..,. ,.,...,,..,.,.. 10 ••roe"'• ,,.o C..1tfo-., .. •-• ....,.. ,,.,._.,.,..,,.. Tutlln, Or-. C•lltornl• .,... oun Y -County on O< 1 Rocoraecl J"IY • !91' •• 1,.11, No • Qenerel _,,.,.,.,P Slruu.,...., on _,,,, loc.atecl "' ,,. 0.'11 """ I~ •l V..1 '•" .,.._ Ttrry Yb•nu, J .. N Tustin 1-'1•1"°· llMSln-IJ719~Qelli6',ol >ild Of· MINISTER ESTATE NO. JOhnAl.,.C,.rlSler'°" •bo~-,...•.ln •l\1 a.A1on. En C"<1• ~tr•uMt.-'-"'"""'_. -Oren1141, C..lltornl••2-p b Or ,. ... , l•clll Re<ords A-106071. This s1a1 ........ 1 ..... 111..i "'"" ,,,. vlrOftmtmel °'"'"""''"'''"" 1<;09011 •• d•v••l>O!d on '10........ •• --~·,... ... TlllS bu\l .... , I\ <onctU<t..i Dv •n 1n u .. .,,.., .. CO<l\I O•lfY Pllol, S.ld .... Wiii bit m-bul ''"°"' T I I h . Col.Inly (lertl ot °'-Covnly"" S.p 0.<1•••1 .... ZE•H '"OPl•O !f'«(t\....., .... ..,.,, -v--· Olvlclu•I O<t J, 10, "· )•. 1'90 40JI IO I CO••n•nf or I . ... 0 a e f r s • 11m1Mr 11 '"° ' ' ·--,,... • ,, .. , r f '12.il Of ,,. •• G••OPI & , ................ °"'-~· ,.,.,.,, .,.,_,.., pfled. ,-,;~·~,; =;~~:;.,'';, benefici.aries, creditors · ,.,.sin tor C•o•bv EnlllM••• .• .,,,,0111.., •nown ••"'EL B•••f, ·, • .,,.E • No Tax SAC RAMENTO ·(AP) CountyClertlotOr•t\C)I COUfllVOt\!>«p PUBLIC NOTICE P<IMIP<ll so.n»o• lh> nolehl •Kurl'(I Irene Salter Hardage of S.pl 19.2'.0cl) 10 ,.., ,.,MO LICIO Noni •S N--1 Bee<h for . "1<1n•m c .. ,, ...... m .~11 .. This , .. _, ••s filfCJ "'''" ll'le I entumb,.n<M lo PofY ll'IP '"M••n•l\Q and Contingent Creditors Of Publl.,.., Or-Co .. I O.lf, P1101 -· for Jotln C. '"°"''°"· nil Vie SE<>Vl(E -!«.er""' 41 lllll1 r,. Gas o h o 1 w i 11 be ••m1>er io, 1• ----bV ""'" °"",,. ''"'' .. ,.,. '"'"~'' .u N rt Be h C 1·f . .,.. •. 101 ._,,,si-,.,. «••OOm•n""" c..111o•n·• ,, ,,,,......, "' ._ ,..._ ro · ltOltltlSANO AHOCIATES, INC fllCTITIOUS IVSIHIEU in wlO nott e>n>vidP(I •dvence II •n ewpo aC , a I Orn1a e>ur-1 lft COfljuncllOfl wlD\ • nl<W POBE DT LEOPOLD C>tllltl EBOIS partially exempted from 141JtC•-Or111e, NAME STATIEMEltT I Uncltr lf'e ftf'm• ol .~10 Deed;, f•u<~· and persons who may be' PUBLIC NOTICE ..... , c0Mloml<1lum, loolltd ., 1"2S L-A u A IE c .... "LE 110 f s' """ the state sales tax for ,. • .,,..,, IM<JI, c.uiem•• •-rho 1011-1"" """'o"• •·~ 001.,9 lff•. char~· •no ~•o•n••' o1 1,,~ otherwise interested in the :n•h11m "••nue, •n '" R J 1one ,~~EdAi PH~tLIP CHAALE&o1s. ,,.. three years to I ,....,, buslneH '". ,,.,,,.., ...., °' ,,,,. ''""' «"•'•" "• will and/or esta te. f'1CT1Tious iusi•ass Nn•••o,.~n••• oe1orm1ne110" -··u ,•-:,s~:~~:.. •,."!"'• ""''n"' • encourage Publls,_., Ot-C°"st Dell• Pllol, THE HAIR DEPOT 110 Bri•lol I ~lcl O~ ol TrU\I • . . . NAME SYAYEMINT f'O'lllv• ..-..i.r•lon ZE-to.IJ1 l'I ,..;. t ' " ..,., ~1'"'· Hunl- l l S use unde r a bill Sel.12.19.2~1~1~ Sl ,Co•••MH..CA.,,,. ~·cl•el•w•ll t>4'11PldOl'I Monclay Apet1t1onhasbeenf1led "fl'lelOllOwi1t9--hdo41'1Ql>u•I • le•• lac••tl u ,..,"'"! 0 &Mc•1,c.Mlforl\••.-IMlu10 signed b G<> Ed d Oontel M Si•or•, '261 8rlC19ew•v. October ll ,..., ., II 00. m di'"" ol by Fred R. Salter and ..... •• • ll·1t·l4tAI ..,., 1 ..... 11 •• M•P Of ::~~.~:"" ... Wiii iie ( .............. ,..,an B y v mun I PUBLIC NOTICE f•••M, CA tVH Ito of f 0 S.•VtO c ..... ,,.,,. hn• OI Clarence J . Turner in the l A BELLE OAIGIHA LS, )II Tr..:t TT·lot<OA IOI' 0 Jerry e. ..... WILLI A°!.-:'~!.:~:'~'-,""'~·"' r own Jr. T h e ball , ~atllyl Slllor• •U•Brr<IQe••Y ....... ,. r.....,. s.. ••• lllU o ... Ci t• s . (OllMl\PI Co&la-.. C• '1t11 eutno111e<1 .,...,,•or fl ..,.,., It\ .. t Ille "813"" by Sen, Wi'l"am ••CTtTIOUs•Uii'iliSs-fr.,,.. CA mu · 8001, .. ," w.st' 0,..,._ CA uperior Court of Orange , u ...-··11 Marti" j 11 coo ... <o•r>o•••ec1. nuo Eu l w111111., "'""u•, Su1t• sos, Lo"Q ee•c11, 0 · ~ "' -" 1 r • · · -Count" request! th t · "" -·· Bou••nro """''" .. f -C•"'••n1e Campbell R H . d M-1! ITAT•M•Ml' I hit_,,.$\ •• <Oflducled by •n '" "I ..... llrl'W ol '"" '""'"' PtillhCd110'1 1 ng a Coil•-· c. .,,17 t • '· Of .. .,, .... nt I !.Cl,., •• I• ........ lo wld Int . . ac1en a Th• lollow1no &>e•M>n!I ... daln11 cl•VldU•I. ol lhh ""'"e, '"" IDl•I ""'OUl\I of II\# I F red R . s a It e r and Thi•-·~·,, Condu<lecl by .,,'" .;:, ·, pr ... 1oon1y ·-o-40-unft (Or\• r •• ,.,1., •• Wld In•-r .... = Heights, cuts the tax to ""''"''"' ~ °"'°'hV I SliO•• ""P••O O•l•nct or lh• Obhuat1on 'Clar ence j Turner be ap. dlwlOu•I m ,.,_ pro)e<t 10 •• ,,.,,., onto ... luwCI ,,. loll-•llQ _,..,,.., ... ,..,.. fHE WALL OIECOltATOfll 11 fl'll> ... ...._, .., .. fll.O "'lll'l lhe secureclbyl""•DovtO.\crlbfCJclffCJOI · Ll-~rtl'I Mlletenl-tel oll ___ ,..,. one cent for 1911, two ira1r0r1W,c:.e.-.a,c..,,.,. • C:-ty0ef'ko10r-c-., .. ..._ ,,.._. _ • ..i,.,... ... ,., •••• ,,..,_. pointed .s co-.xecutors to ,,... -_ 111 .. __ "'· 1oc•••c1 ., 2111 11., P•<1f>< """ ecld•••"'" "'""'n 1,.. 1hrw ,..,. centa for li82 and three Jiu M. c....-,. "'•' MM1o u. .. -.-1>.t•. -··-11•.t,.22. administer the estate of ea.tvOMi.ro.-~-~ A-.,.. -1tt -· ""9tec1 ••1~:=~=--.... i ,....,..,.....,...._.,ca. -..1 .,_, o. .. : s..r-J• '* Irene Salte H rd ( -. " -<I-• _,._ .. ,,_ •euu-.. . . , cents .or 1983. St•-s.. c..mm •• ,.,,, ,_.,.. 11\iojf-Or .... c.. .. Delly PllOt T.O. SEltVICE COMPANY der the I ~.!-...?nt Audn-. ,._, ~-----_.._ ...... = =-o....-. PUBLIC NOTICE f'IC'TITIOU\ IUSINISS NAME SYAYIMlltT Tne IDllowi"tl '*''°" I\ "°'"" butl lleUO 11UTCH A ASS0CIATF5 -SVC· CESS REAL ESTATE. l021A H.,bo, 81vd., Coola Mes., CA. tJU• Hulch 0. W HulCllln•on, 511 Pl••l>Onl. C.ost• l<M~•. CA tl6l6 Tiiis buslnou I\ tonduc:lecl oy •n In dh1ldua1 Hutcn kutcn•n\Of\ Thl\ sl.01-t wa• 11111<1 wllh ll'le Co~111~ Cler• 01 Or•"9'0 County °" AUOUSl17,1_, ,, .. ,. Publl•lleCI On n0t (OHi O•llY Piiot. Lft., HIHM ...... 9Mcl'I, C. '-'7 ~. U, -Oct. J, 10, 11, ltlO .. Mid Tru~.. ..-•"'"" -P ..... 1_ Or .... c-t11 O.lly l"llel -• • ....._. --I __ Tr '"''-·-·Is <onductecl by. '"•* -·· 0. Plelro, m inistration of Estates S.pt.1•.a..0ct.J, IO, ltl0 ...... :•111•:-... ~t -0·~---· ,....,.,_Or-~..,~ ... Qener•f ~""o J -----,.,..,, .. .,, 5<tcret••Y Act ). The petition is set for n• 'e"m ... •1 ei .. mi"euo .. ' Oct.,, 1• JillM CMev PUB I °"" c11v Bf¥cl W•<f h I . De . P UBLIC NOTICE N-..11w O.CIMlt'-1 ---------.-.. I TM' 'tat..._. •• , .. ,.., .. 1th '"" LIC NOTICE I or.,., CA ~w . ear ":9 .•n pt. No. 3 at 4. i.. • ......., ...,_ H-1.. PUBLIC NOTICE CounlyClertl ot Or-CounlyOfl5"1• -------(T"f 54HllM 700 C1v1c Cent er Drive tor M.tM11"0 IS•flG• AUO<i•ltt, ,."'.,., 11. '"°· NOTICE OF DEATH OFj Puo1 ..... c1 Otor>QO! t.AM>1 D•••Y P1101 West, in the City oi Santa "~ci,:.~wit~~·::.:s ~!',l'IO.':"!'... ~' . .'0' d0•~c1 """•11· • N ,.7200 " ELIZABETH BAKER O<I) 10 II'* . . ,, n•·--ve• . ._ •••l<IM• .... Pubt1.,.., °'6"91 c ... ,, o.11...'~'ifo! M . ms'° Ana, Callfor~1a on October .,..!,~:.~o~~'"'"'ll ,_,..,.., ••• clOlno •ro"' ,_,,..., , _ _., M1Decu '" NOTICE OF DEATH OF S.1>1 n.1~.~t.>.10.1• _ 111..., ERR IFIE L 0 • ii ka 28, l980at 10.00 a.m . AN DCo E,.TEAPt11su 1001 ~~z,~7:,:1: =·~~~~:f°:.'1c1~.:· WILLI AM MAMO AU PUBLIC NOTICE I ER L1t ZFAIBEETLHOB . M EkR_:, PUBLIC NOTICE rlaF t'!'OU Of Bt{ECT tt'oithe ~~r:•ortl'I cir , >tuntlnvt°" 11 .. c,., C• iocatu •1 tttt 4 1tn H.,Do', :w INTO, alka WILLIAM • a • ----g n 1ng o ,,e pe 1t on, ,,_ eou1e.,M'd.1,.. c.t ._ £,..,,_,..,.. M SHINTO .. Bl L E L I Z ABET H ME A · NOTICE OF OE~TH OF you should either appear Cu l Arthur And•"0"• 200 11 ••• o.t ... mlftAflon: ... llve O.C:•••• S · .• a .. .a L N-6752' R I F I EL 0 AN D 0 F K E I T H E L I H A A . at the hearl""' and state 1C•t1•0f'ih or .. H""''""°" e.ac,., C•. lion. H 1 N T 0 ' A N D 0 F NOTICE OF DEATH OF p E TIT IO' A I · . .,, . ,,_ s. 1-•--.......,.. 11-.MI, P E T I T I 0 N T 0 N TO AD · NGTON AND OF your ob1ectlon s o,. file Tl'll•b<n1-.1.c~tec1 0,.,.1,. .• ...,.,.,__Act...,,u.-.1i -ADMINISTER ESTATE CATHERINE JUNE MINISTER ESTATE NO. P E T I T I 0 N T 0 jwrl tten objections with the 01•1" ... 'c-i -. lot Ll11e AOl.nt-l.l. ....... ror NO A tOM52. MILLS AN 0 0 F A-106075. ADMINISTER ESTATE 1court before the hearing. Tllll st.:.;,.....:!°';,...,"''"' u. :rc"!,.&T ... ,~,..., .. ~ ... _. T ~ a 1 I he 1 rs S.pl. 1'.-0ct ), 10, 11.1• P E T I T I 0 N T 0 T o a I I h e I r s , NO. A·t05tl0. Your appearance may be c-1y 0ertt • °'-c-1y .. 0c. :~,,~~ • ~~·~~·~ ~ beneflclarl dlt 5 ADMINISTER ESTATE beneficiaries, c reditors T o a I I h e i r s , in person or by you,. at- ,_, 1 "°· e..c1., f• • Cllndltf9Nf u .. ll'lwm11 and contlnge~~,c~~tor:~ Jt0•.eo NO. A-105962. . and contingent creditors of beneficiaries, cr editors torney. p,.1111-0r.,. Coe•• 09,~'= =:.:.::~:,.:n._: Wiiiiam Mamoru ·Shinto, ----T o .a I I h e 1 r s • E llzabeth Baker Mer-and contingent creditors of I F YOU A R E A 0c1. J, 10, 11,JA. ""° MMD ,_ -'*' ....-1111 •&a1••. r-..ctl<lfl aka William M . Shinto, PUBLIC NOTICE beneflc1.aries, c reditors rlfleld of Costa Mesa. Keith Eli Harrlnoton of CREDITOR or a cont-f,. .. ,....._-L.otu,..,., ... ,,,_ .. aka 8111 Shinto and l'ICTeTious avarN•ss and cont1noent creditors of Ca I l fornla and persons Laguna Nlouel California inoent creditor of the de-PUBLIC NOTICE ,_.,.,...., ...-eett ••-. ioc..-pe ,.sons w"o may be teAMISUTIMEHT Catl'lerine June Mills and who may be otherwise in· and persons wtto may ~ ceased, you must file your NOTica TOC .. DIT'OIH ~t .. ~~.:::::::-.~i.':'.:.~t~=; otherwf• lntetwsted In the Th• 1o1•-•"ll .,.,..,,,, ••• 001,,11 per sons who may be terested In the will and/or otherwise interested in the claim with the court or ~euuira.,,..,.. H ... ove o.c:i.r•.... wllland/orest.te: bullMM as: otherwise interested in the estate: w lll and/or estate: present it to the personal 1tea.•'9t -•mu.c.c.1 "M,_,,,__..,, .. ,,._ A ~ltfon has been flied 11:N;~:~:,T1~1~;~~~1!;,/~,~~.~ will and/or estate: A petition has been filed A petition has been filed representative appointed u:'t.i~'.E :1 =~c'!.~::0°'=1':1"':, :-'tt!!•.= :ir.:;~.!.uso:.:!! by £rnestlne Shinto In the ..... ...,..,, llekl'I, CA'2t43 A petition has been filed by Arthurs. Merrifield In by Bruce E. Harrington in by the court within four Trent,.,or, --.... • ...., •• ,, ,,_,, --•, n ... ,,Ort ... (°MIA Superior Court of o,.ange Nell G ......... mo WH• e.1.,.,. by Blanche I<. Shields In the Superior Court of the Superior Court of months from the date of mu eo.a1 H..,,_y, c•tv.,. s..tt11 -... ~HA County requestlnQ that 8'"" .. IA.N-111Hc",cAt766l the Superior Court of Orange County requesting Orange County requesting first Issuance of letters as ~=~~.~.'::~::.=:~ ..uNH•NGCOMM•ss•oN Ernestine Shi nto be el Je~ E. ~ •• mo WHt 8""1.,.,. Oranno County requestlno that Arthur S. Merrifield that Bruce E. Harrinnton provided in Section 700 of -.. 10 11e,.... to .1AMH MU"· "-'--· appointed as personal wcl., -, "-1 e.Kl'I, CA f2t6l ...-"' t C d f ~ Thlt.._11 .. onc1uc1ec1Dv..,...,· that BlancheK.Shleldsbe be appointed as personal be app01nted as personal the Proba e o e o lllELL,T•...,....-...., ..... _ own.w"_,, representative to IMo•-...,•-i.uon_,,,..,,. appointed as personal representative to ad -representative to California. The time for=~.::._~;·:'~!;·:~~~= SecrwtMVMd ' administer the estate of IMl•tnertNp. r epresentative to minister the estate of administer the estate of filing claims will not ex-c.i1to, .. 1.. 0tr9Ctorot,...,,,.. WllllamMamoruShlntoof ~'' :.:!!9::'! fll•d •llh , .. administer the estate of E II zabeth Baker Mer· Keith Eli Harrington Cun-plre prior to four months TM .,,_.,., 1o be ,,_,.,,... '' O:"':".'::' 0r...,. Coe•• 0.11., Piiot Costa Mesa, Callfornla ty c1er11 cie °'-c;ou..tv °" Oc· Catherine June M i 11 s rlfleld (under the lndepen· d e r the Independent from. the date of the hear· •1erlbed "'...,.,., .,, Au •100 1" 1 · 40»tO (under the Independent rt,it111. (under the Independent dent Admlnlst,.at lon of Administration of Estates lno notlcedabOve. ~~~1":.:".;.:::':"'='..!. ':'!.1:':! PlJllLIC NOTICE Administration of Estates dl.._,_ 0r.,.. Coest o.ii:'= Administration of Estates Estates Act>. The petition Act>. The pelltlon Is set for YOU MAY EXAMINE k_,. .. v111-Heir!<••"""'•"" Act>. The petition Is set for r'· J, "· 11, M, ,.. Act). The petition is set for is set fOf' hearing In Dept. hearing In Dept. No. 3 at the file kept by the court. *•'" •lllm c:oast Hi.-.,. City°' ._. hearing in Dept. No. J at ----------.::i.::.T~wo:: hearing In Dept. No. 3 at No. 3 at 700 Civic Center 700 Civic Center Drive, If you are Interested In the ~.~=.-~.,.,.0r..,..,st•• ,,_.,, 700 Civic Center Drive PUBLIC 700 Civic Center Or. West. Drive, West, In the City of West, in the City of Santa estate, you may flle a re-The 11w1k ,, .... , wtu be '°"""". NOTla ~ T•UITHt' SALi we s t . s a n ta A n a , t NOTICE Santa Ana, California on Santa Ana, California on Ana, Callfornla on October quest with the courrto re-,... .... °"or ail!« ti.""" •Y ot Oc· , ~ ~-rM~·,.1~ A .... "re:' 1•t."'ti ca I If or n I a 927o1 on r f'ICTITIOUUUllNHS October u. 1980 at 10:00 October 28, 1980 at 10:00 21 , 1980 at 10:00 a.m . celve special notice of the ~c:i:~~~~~··!:~!.":'~= INSVlllANCE,et.illonl .. <orporAllOfl October 7. 1980 at 10:00 , IUIMalTAT•M•HT am a.m . IF YOU OBJECT to the Inventory of estate assets Mm 111o1et uim .. n, City of 0.,.. .. Truu•, °"Sue:-• Trust .. °" a.m . ~ ................ --'' cloj"' Dv••· '1 F YOU OBJECT to the IF YQU OBJECT to the granting of the petition and of the petitions, ac-Point, co.int, .. or ...... S1•t• of ~UM• T•utt• . .,. ,,.., cert•'" 1 F YOU OBJECT to the PAt 1F1c s1L1C sc111u .. us.1 orantlng of the petition, granting of the petition, you should either appea; counts ~nd reports ;':',~:"::;~;J~":.'::'. c; 1C~ .. ~"'!'11:~~E:'E"~~~':.~ granting of the petition. " "'°"uc•r L•,.e. Hun1l .. g1on you should either appear you should either appear at the hearing and state described in Section 1200 .cuttve Etc,_ ~nv • .;... ad· l'lulNNf --.. to1m 1-n -you should either appear ,:.ca.,... at the hearing and flate at the hearing and state your objections or file of the California Probate dre .. I• >4112 \llolet Ulnlern. c1.., o1 rec .. -~ 13• •• • ""''~ at the hearing and state .. ·~'.0::..i~::,C:,:~~t~'. your objections or file your objections or file wrlttenobjectlons withthe Code. ~'::or"::.~·c-tvef0r-.St••o1 :-"0:.~i;..~~":"~!:;."c!:..."!~ your objections or file written objections with the written objections with the court before the hear ing. 1 At So t••••l•-101N Tr1111t1-. C•llfornt•. -_...,_ 10 1t1a1 cer· written objections with the court before the hearing. court before the hearing. Your appearance may be James L . Aube , Jr., • •" 1>w1,,..,._..._,_,e•--t.in Nola"' Defeutt -11ec11«1 to court before the hea,.lng. Your appearance may be Your appearance may be In person or by your at-torney at Law, 3432 Via :!.!':9 .. ~~~~~ ... t tiv• !:':n:::='-~1~':.!..ui~~ Your appearance may be I n person or by your In person or by your at· torney. Ocpo9rt!:_.Nt• .. wpo7rt .. 2acfl. oArEo·s-.-11,1•. .... ,.,.,.,Olfk1111111ecordeo1 .. 1c1 In person or by your attorney. torney. IF Y 0 U ARE A a. 2_.; : 'J..417 · ~~"· c_,, w111 ""*' -_..... 1o attorney. IF YO U ARE A IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a cont· Pu1>u.-0r-eo.sto.upPl1ot P111>H.,;,,Or.,..f.M•I D•ll•Pl1o1=•:-...::.=:::,:,~~:: IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a CREDITOR or a cont· lngent creditor of the de· 0ct.U ,•.iw .. , .. 0<1,J,1• _., .. e1154..,..e1Arner~ ... 1t1eme1"-CREDIT 0 R or a Contl-nt creditor of the fnnent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your --•r•hu 10 ,.,,., Am•r•c•n Tiii• contingent creditor of the •• ,... " I I th th t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 111w·-~-M1t4c ... i d •&.. t f I deceased you must file ceased, you musl flle your c a m wl e cour or · ,.1n11 stiwt. "'._en,.,. SAftl• AM, ece•~. you mus I e your claim with ttw court claim with the court or present it to the personal CITY 0 ,. ,ou .. ,., .. w•a.uv c ... ,.,,..., a11111et '""'· ut1o 111111 1 ... your claim with the court •1CT1noua or present I t to the present It to the personal representative appointed iem.....,11_ ,.,..,c-~1o_..,_._.."" or present It to the ..,.,n•=~· personal representative representative appointed by the court within four ,._...,.,..,,CllMlrlllle,.. ~~,:o;:-i.:,T=.,":.."'= personal repreHntatlve ......_...,_is~-. appointed by th• court by the court within four months from the date of HNttTW ""•MC•AL YaM11tACT10ttt ttucrlM41 .,, • , .... ,..,. ut•t• appointed by th• court ,i:ir,tGU•• within four mont"s from months from the date of first Issuance of letters as ,.,... •-..... ,,.. •• ._ ttHcri...a: within four months from '" ...., ,.• COM"ANV, •the date of first Issuance first Issuance Of letters as provided In Sectlot1'700 of Proi-tyT•-' .... • .. .... ~~.~~.~.~~~····· ............. s ,...,. l'AltCEL ''Lor •'" TRACT Ho. the date of first Issuance 1 ' • c..w -... CA. of letters n provided In provided In Secllon 700 of the Probate Code of Ott!erraon ........................................ ,, ........... '·'••• =-=:,~~.-.~-=~of letters as provided In" "'!'.!~.!'WU· Mm"-· a1 Section 100 of the Probate the Probate Code of Callfornla. The time for "1<•11-•rwm11s ... · .... ..................................... :NJ.mt ot Ml•ull-~. lttcMttt., Section 700 of the Probate ·-·-I Th Cllf I T .. -tl f flll II Ill ot "1""·f<t1t1etts•l'9N1t1ei ............................... '15•0ra,..c..itvc.iltwftla CodeofCllf I Th --.-11~..-.. ~CodeofCallforna. •a oma. ,,.. me or ngcamsw n e•· ••v.-1,.,..v .. o1Mono•,.._r1y ........................ .w.m """cn!M...,_.;.__,_ a orna. e · time tor filing claims wlll filing clalms wlll not e•• plre prior to four months ,..,,_,,...°"'9f' •11M1e,. . • ........................... 1,us.-.. <1...,.,. _;,..,,. ;;....,... .,,_· time for filing ctalms w lll ._ =::,.,.._. ,.._ not e xpire prior to four plre prior to·four months from the date of the hear-ct1a,....twcwrn5o..-v•u• ............ ......... ............. MUD .-.._..,_. l.OT 4t.,. TRACY not expire prior to four '°"""°':c-e,W:.: months from the date of from ttw CS.I• of the hear-Ing ndtlcedabove. :':9;,::::.",.,,.,.·o.,,;.;;.·.;.;;t·:::::: ·::: , ·::::::~:::.::: ... ·-:~~ Ho.11";.:=r,:.,~;.ec:W-months from the date of ... 19. .... heof'lng noticed ab<>V•. Ing noticed aboY•. YOU MAY EXAMINE Tet••---t............................ .. .............. •••.J?• ... ~ :::1_.._ •• itt .. c'..-6: the hNrlng noticed above. ..... YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY exAMINE th• file kept by the court. ... .... Dl'TVHI Or•lllfC-V,Calltenll•'. YOU MAY EXAMINE ... ":~ .... !-",, ~" ._. tM fllt ~ ..., tM court. th• fllt ki~ by the court. If you are Interested In the 09"•••• c;o.e.-i -°'",_. ....... · ....................... · • 1·•1•.111 r11e .,,_ ....., • ., .,...... < .... ..,.. the flle k~ by the court. • :t.a ... , ··-f "'' t-1 ,..._ t t fll -GeMre10ow.-1 --~<11MnU11 ... ............... '·"'·* *"tNt"" ...... .,_,Yh ,......,, It I -.. I you ere nterelted In tM If you are nteres """ n ... es a e, you may e a re-c.,.1111 0uttey ................ ., .. . .. • . .... .. .... ... . • '""• " .. 119, ,.u OuHHe ... .,,..,j you are nterested n the -----------.·estate you may flle •estate, you may file• r~ quest with the court to re-Put11•<w.ty........ ... .. ................................... a~ a..cli,c.t"-M. • estate, you mey flt• a PVBUC NOTICS ,_.. wtttt the court to qunt with the court to re· celv• special notlu of the ...,..k-....... . ................................. ····· .. ,,. .. , lel4 ...... ,,._..,_,.,,.. requesl wtlh the court to -. I of I I I notl of t.._ I t of t t t ,.-.,., 4 ,._,.....,, .. .. .. .. .. . .. .................. " •• "'·'" ftMI • -eMV ...,... er ,..._.... r el I f ti of fttCTtYMWMll-·-•,,. IP9(1al notice ce ve spec a ce ... nv•n ory es• e asses o... • ....,.......... . . ...................................... tt.4.41 • .,.,11 .. __..;.. _ _. ~ ec ve spec a no ce .... ".,...'" "'' lnvefttory of "tat• Inventory fll estate assets and of the petitions, ac· , ... , ~""" ............................................ ttt,m.• 11 111..,.; .. ..,.... ...._. ,:: .,. the Inventory of utate ....._.,..._ .. ...._...,. nMta.,..f/lttte,pltltl~•· and of tM petitions, •c· counts, and reports '::!~u"~~":".: 1t1e-. ....... ----...i.Oee11 assalsandofthepetltlons, -T':~tu••• "' .... -. .. ~c_o~a •nd repor 's coun1.!!_. a1n«!,_!.!Por200ts descrlbfd In Section 1200 •11<-....................... ~ .............. '. ................. • ,,..,. :!i.!:.':9 ~!:':!t!5·:.';:..:: a cco1unts1 and reports -.CA.tiiiir .. .__,_In Section t200 descr_, n -uon 1 of the C.llfornla Probate ••,.-................................................... , ... ,,_ .,.,_,_. .. .,.t1-.ft11etllll1e• descrbed n Section 1200 ·-··I ... ,,... ..... "' ...... caltfornfa ProOet• fll tfM callfornl• Probate Code. ,. ... -......... ' ....................... ---·· ....... , ,.....,, ........ IN• Hettc• ...... , of the C.llfornla Probat• "'•..,.. arat. -...,. cet CocM .__ ._. ..................... "··· .......... ........... •• ... ,.. Code CA.. · · · Ore' M . Mort••••"r CWioM•-c.iw•oue...., ... · .. ,... .......................... , ,..,... 0• 11°,.....,...,,.,.. · __ .... Le ......... .,.... ~·-=.en .. L ..... J ....... At···~·· Miieir KMMll a ....... v...... ~====:~~~ KltlKltl & Y•••••1•.t ti# -•~-:.:•• P"•·•••HYI ot Low, 17H Horr101too Utt ,. ••• ,. -...., _ l'::.!: ,,_...,....,_ Attorooya ot Low, 11• ..,::.,-:.: A._ " LiwJ, ~.o. Maner •Wl•r ...,. l1t, MHArtllur atvti., lulto '· o,_v..,...""' '·*·'" ,..,,..,.. ,..~.-'"·•·* t:::...."":.t Wll•MN 9tvd., #611, LM ... ~CLttlM; C•t• .._., ca. fHU; =:,, .... ,.,. 9Mc!J.......Ca. •· H.o .... T.111. : *'::'.-i..1111 ....... J ,w ........... ..,. A•t•'"· CA M1t; tet: . I ...... •: .. ••• ; Ill: (JM) 112·Dlll. :: ~:--.. .. :.m ... ..,. ... A't\:.T. Cit ) •• ,. ::'lilt?.~..,.... S. 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I ienu l'rulll> frum puk !'it'UI ~t1rh, bit) . .ti 11hopp1n11 f'nC'•-d 1111 S:.'U6.000 1':\1"• 042 22M DOOIS TO HACH 2 2 Ouplcli O wn e r m11 l l\ itled Opt'n t u l'rto .al 1 t! 1 1 0 1t 11 ci 11 ~ 1'11Sl>1bl~ lillle or no ru:.h Will track v rol't'rl) ho11t car ur ·• ., $249,000 Evt!S MB 071S ference, lim1t1tlion. or Surf l..lty diacriminataon biased on -Sl6-7S42 associated race, color, reli1ion. sn, ·~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~~ or natiooal onain, or an 8 R < l ~ ( f; ~ II E I\ l T Ci II S lll J tllf ~...,,t' IJ ,., I I 'l' ,, I intention to make any such prefettnce, llm1ta lion, or discrimination " This newspaper w1U not llnowinarly accept 11n.Y advertisin g for r eitl eatate which is in viola· lion of the law. mulOttS: AdYriMn ..... cMdl ....... ..., ... ,....... .... I • l~f· TM DAILYPILOT--1 ... .., ....... flr1t .... ~ ..... .,,,,. ' .................. ! ....................... G1 1 .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••• JIOltM Sl7.to0 Attractive home wHh crackliq r.....-ce in liV· Ina roPlll. and close to a,ol.oo1I and sboppine. Larte l.1AX6S lot. VA Ii FHA financinc availa· ble ! A ttal steal ! 963-6767 THE REAL ESTATERS ftT Sl.OOODOWM Lovely 3 Bdrm l~ bat.b home on lovely quiet tree-lined st.net. Owner aaya be flexible o n flnanclnl ! Call now. ~ SEA CO./£ PRCPER7ES 714-631-6990 rAttff&SAVI TMOUSAMDS Townbome olfen 4 Bdrm on separate levels. fon1111l dining area, and private tree-shaded patio! J ust steps to pool ud la r1e 1r een belt . Great for children! Only •1.000 ! CaU 91£1-6767 THE REAL ESTATERS ,. I ··~· Sl7S,fOD Brine your paint brush, shovels and a Utlle im· asinaUoa to cub in on bil US. This beach dupld is j\llt OM block to the water and the owner says be creative on financinl. This won't lut at the price. @ SEA COIE PRa'ERTES 71 '"631 "'6990 THE :REAL ESTATERS SHOPPH'S SPICIAL Assume loan at low mt on lhi!i attractive 4 Bdr m home in a good location Seller may carry a 2nd. Large yard with fruit trees. $1($,000. Call now 979.5370 ALLSTATE-~ ·: ~ALIOA_!_ Wiliiil=I SPARKUNG PERFECTION in t hi s P l a n 2 Crosswoods. 2br, l lf2 ba., plush new camel carpet, plantation shutters, UP· graded kitchen floor, new appliances. park like yard wtth nice patio. Close to So. Co¥St Plaza. $101,500. M.dlt. VIia Beautiful Lido Isle , 3 Bdrm, cozy den, atrium, French doors. beam cell ings , s parklin g pool. master bedroom w/spa . $595,000. ~~ ...... SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 642·5678. THE 1~ NUMBER TO SEE COSTA MESA OFffCE 2190 ...... -..A. 17141 145-949' FltH •OOM AMO DUS1PAM with the purchase of this family home that needs to be swept up. S u per f e n ced b ac k yard , cul-de-sac lot , spacious rooms and yours for only $105.000 llPI lloa A IAISI i n r e nts on th is b ea utiful four-plex in prime a rea! Only t hree years o ld a nd i n immaculate condition. We have alt ernate m ethods of financing a vailable . Priced t o sell at $285,000. .. Walker Blee Real Estate UIMOB 100 Ml'lll'Uloualy d1icorotcd and maant a1 nl.'d :t b«lr.x1111, 2 b11th home in t!S l 11 bl 111 h ed nc1 1ihborhood Luxury leature!I mdude bwlt in m1crowit ve, e lect rte 11an&e o.,ener. fuJI block wall. master :.wte and much more Don't he dis .ivpo1nttld. Call 7Sl :tl91 C SELECT I PRO PERTIES Sl0,000 DOWH CDMDUrW 1'wo 3 Bdrm uruls I year new. Assume 1st TD of $250,000 at 1.31/11, ANO owne r will carry t he balance Call 673-8550 SPAMISHISTATE Sl4t,too Towering trees enhitnce this gorgeous 2 story estate. Sparush tale en· lt)'. leads lO step-down living room and massive bnck fireplace Formal dirung room loo! Second story host s secluded master suite, + 3 more q ueen s ize bdrm s . Spa.rklang pool. Corner lot with R V access Hurry'. ~ SEA CCI.IE PROPERTIES. 714-631 -6990 TAKE ADV AMT AGE ONLY $19,900 Lovely 3 Bdrm, itar con· ditioned. Costa Mesa. family home on quiet cul de sac. nestled among tall trees AN quick on this bargain' Call today. 646-ili'I LIDO FSLI Newly remodeled t raditional style 3 bdrm , 2 bat h home feat uring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has a ttractive beam ceiling. fireplace & French doors leading onto b r ick patio. New kitch e n bit-in appliances. Close to tennis courts. san dy beaches & club house. Now available. Call for appt. IAYNOMT · We have several fine homes with pier & s lip. a TOllO HOISi CC>U.NTIY 4 Bdr m .. 3 baths : r anch style. mini-estate in orange groves. $240.000 Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\odP Or1vr N 8 675 6161 SO. CO.UT COHDO $59,900 Better hurry oo this one ll won't last : Sharp 2 MEWPORTMHA TRACT Bdrm. wnh new pamt & carJM:?ls + an as:.umabl r:t)lii:fJ#l loan-ca;;:;" Feel the ct<'ean breezes in lh1s bright and cheer) :1 Bdrm 2 bath home on large well manit:ured 11)1 Assumable oan. price only $99.950. Ca II for more details 54&231.'l W l<Sl.l -'.Y N ll TAYLOR CO. HEALTUHS ~11w 1 · l ~Hfi DO YOU OWN TIUST DllDS7 Use them as a down payment. Owner will consider same as down payment on his beauti(ul Harbor Area home near Wes tcliff Shopping Center. You may be able to buy this immaculate home w/2 bedrooms. 2 baths . family room & separate dining room. without a ny cash except the normal buyer's ex penses. Re L111Lifullv landscaped. Great for o utdoor living. You can't buy more for $179.500. See any time. TRUST DEEDS DO NOT APPRECIATE I N VALUE. REAL EST ATE DOES '. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RULTOIS 21 I I SClll Jooqui11 HHh Road HEW PORT CENTER, H.I. 644-49 I 0 COIONA DB. MAR GREAT POTBmAL DUl'Lll Hew Oc•ca1f1 Giit Beautirully decorated & furnished 3 & 2 Bdrm duplex w/4 car a garage. OFFER YOUR-OOWN PAYMENT and lake over a BIG ist TD at 12"'• '7. interest and n l) qualifying. Asking only tllllS,000. Lar ge enclosed brick courtyard. Fr~nch doors lead to formal l1 v1ng room. Beaullful Italian . ---• Real Estate --ffili?Mi'Rl _. ........ -.-.. ••I tile and Oak planked Bring paint. wallpaper, & imagination. 4 Bdr m den. large private yard. c ho ice Newport neighborhood. A bargain today-profit tomorrow! 646-7111 JACOBS REAL TY . 675-6670 IASTSIDM'OOL I ST TIMI OffBID Customized 3 BR, 28a. near Westcliff Plaza. E no rmo u s r am r m w /brick lrplc. French doors leading to he-man sz pool. As an added bonua .. mother in la w quarters. Financia l ls 1real too. J oan Howe. Realtor. 875-7896 $99,950 NORTH COSTAMlSA A spectacular 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with huge brick fireplace. builtin vacuum system. brick BBQ. and wood decked spa + many extras. Call 546-231.3 ·UCIMSID llSTHOMI! Watwf10lll.._ 5 BR , 4 Ba, custo m w a t e rfront h o m e w l 7x31' f vt dock . P r iced $ ,394 ,000. Builder w /t r ade for Palm S~riogs Estat~. For details on this home and appt to see. call Carol Hoff. cli\. 631-0094 RANCHO SANTE FE Uttte h lh)!! Lovely 4000 sq. ft. 4 br. Classified Ads are really 31,2 ba, 00 2 acres. Lovely One of a kind! 6 Bdnns. 4 bath home set up for operating a licensed rest home. $1.15,000. Call for more details. S4&2313 small "people to people" · N II •c75 ooo sales calls with big re· view. eara .... ' · .................. .. adershipandbig resulls' Lovely S br. 3 ba. view. ll.I.,;•~~ To pl~e your clas!\ified f~~I t~~~~ge Priced [:>§jpijj$@ ad. caU today642·5678 Cl..1.VER & ASSOC NOW IS THE TIME El Tor<io St ANYTHING GOES ror job seekers to check RanchoSante Fe, CA You can you find a pro· To place your meua1e before the readl.n& public, phone the Daily Pilot Help 1·~:.M78 perty four doors from the Wanted classification. If ---------• So. Bayfn:iot with a "5x85 I.be job you want is not CATAUMA ISLAND 8albo 1 1 d there you might consider New 2br. 2ba Condos. lot on a 5 a n · Daily Pilot Classified. 642-5678 offering your ser vices Views, fff land, furn where the owner will con· with an ad in the Job m odel, partners h ips sider anything of value. Wanted category Phone avail. pnncipals onl>-. Stocks. cash, land. un· 642-5678 Agt 714·848· 1511 o r Its-you name it and the 21.3·510-2470. o w n e r w 1 11 t r a de . BEST ~CED CANAL FRONT 4J5 e...c. ... ...,.. s.-.. Lonly 2 1twy 4 WnM cu.,tat1ty ~111 ...... wwwlM-LTwe flr1pl11:ft lllCtu + 1 -111 .....,. ...... .._... ~ _, ,.t1o ....... rwfHt for l_.41tet• •••• I•. hntlt•H •••II••••· l•d•ud to $22t,tOO. 611-1400 HARBOR RIDGE-VU & SPA c••• .. ~ . ..w...ery ...... otrl•• ••d ••ll•lt•41 41ecorator ••ilHlaa. Drwtr _.. 2 ~ 2 a... .... ute. ........... ,...., ...... ..... f'lit _, COP~ ..... Sllw- wf .... A.lT.D. SJIS,000. '31·1400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE '='"'"'" R•,nfdl., p,,;peft\. M.wo~''"''"' 24.lo W Cud>t Hw1; N~wpurl a,..,, h Hl-1400 C!IE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE WOOOlatD61. OM THI LAlll llYfMI A Unique Three Bedroom Detached Condo Home. Prime Development Surrounded By Grass & Trees. Family Room With Fireplace Opens To Decking With Night Light & Water View. Separate Dining Room. Many U pgrades . Beautlf ull y Decorated . Community Includes Rc..acl!: Clubhouse. Tennis. Pools & Spa. S290.°"1 w.IOA~SUU Charming Beach Home. Owner Will Carry First Trust Deed. Walk Across Street To Ocean Front. Or Walk To Homeowners Private Beac h & Boat L•unch Area. Unobstructed Ocean View From Current Sundeck Or Potential S.cond Story. Comer Lot. $358.900. OCMMAMYYllW Two Large Bedrooms. Two Bat.ha. Fireplace In Llvin1 Room. Gated Community With Mott Beautiful Amenltlea In Newport Beach. Similar · Two Bedroom Recently Sold For Much More. Make Ofrer. Sl99.950. Includes plans ror a new TIY THIS duplex. $595,000. Larae pool & spa home. lfA LB 0 A I S L AND Only $15.000 down. 3 REALTY Bdrm. 2 Ba. in Garden 673·8700 Grove. Good Earth fn c. SJ0.318>. A.sk for Sandy SPYGLASS CASTU Quiet, Cul-de·Sac pro- tects tJus stately Ca pe Cod. Southport Home. A Family Paradise w/Sbr. 4'12ba, 3 farrulr rooms as well as living &: dining rooms. Wooded yard ties a special experience for all! ts95.<n> 640 7669 What a Wonderful World of Shopping. right al your fingertips every · da y ! Dail y Pil ot Class1(1ed Ads To place your ad, call 642 5678 and· let a Classified Ad-Visor help you HAllOllVFEW COllte w /VIEW Wonderful e xecutive home for entertaining. Privacy, prestige and· 1mpress1ve S bdrm home with rormal dining r m Large patio <;Urrounded b~ mature greenery. $359,000. CAU '73-6900 Wat ........ H11alnc: Cla ssified r\ds are the answer to a successful garage or yard sale' ll 's a better way to tell more people! I -IASTSIDI CHAIMB, SI J4. too. Tiiis tlfttllt, :i J ..... -. I 112 ltllllt .......................... ....... .., ............ .. ................ .., ............. . ......, ............... ... ...... ._, .. ...... -IAY • OCIAM • Ll•MTS. SpHIH tr .,.._lac.,.. .. Mm-. c .. I ...... '-....... .. ......... c. ..... w..~ ................... ...._ ...... .... ,...., .... ....., ....... .,_ • ...._ OfhtM Sltl,000 -JASMIMI Cllll COMDO. •. , .. 11.. ....... • ......... , .,, ........ ,. .... ·:~•tl•t .., .•. , ...... , .... :.~ :.:· .. ~=r er,•= =~,,::ra2=. ....... 2744 I. COAST HWY. CORONA DB. MAR 151-1811 , ......... .. fl oors enhance f um tly room and country kitchen Mast er s uite overlooks flower filled 11•-.-•• ... ••1111 .. 1 terrace. Huge 4 c ar !!7' !>:== garage Call now ' ~im~~ ~ SEA CO.!£ PROPERTES 714-631-6990 SPAUUPUMTY Lovely 4 Bdrm home with a spaclous living rm, 2 frplcs, near new cpts and a 1lislening pool. Assumable loan. $12S.900Call now97&.S370 AttSTATE REALTORS COMtB'CIAL RIALISTAn cuaa F.stablished &ocal firm is lalrinl applications from licensed rea l estat e salesmen "broken for a career in commercial re· al esta\e mana1ement Is brokerage. Extensive OD the job training in all aspects of this field. A unique opportunity for the business minded real estllte penon. Call for an interview Realonomics Corp. 675-6700 .....,.SIA YFllOMT HOMll Beautifully designed & executed w /handsome hand carved woods...- & e x ten sive etch e d g l ass t hroughout. Sp acious 2-story residence w /J BRS, 3 baths , family rm & lg guest qtrs. Wine cellar. Radiant h eated deck w /s p a . Expansi v e view of Ne wpor t Bay . Pier & slip . $2,750.000. A. Gaston /B . Morphy 642-8235. <K·ll ) 752-1414 (Cl""p .a Vo/l.ey Cenie- 642-12JI 901 Dove< Drive 551-1700 Woocbidqe Cen1er 644-6200 THE 1:5';?= NUMBER TO SEE COSTA MESA OFRCE 27'0 ........ ll•cl. 17141 541-t4t I YISYOUCAM •.• afford to buy your first home TODAY, or move up! Inte rest rates are at 131h% and climbing ! Don 't wait for rates to fall - prices begin to escalate more r apidly then! We can show you how you can afford to purchase your OWN HOME NOW! Call for a counseling session. OUI RIST IXAMPLI is a beautifu~ decorated mobile ho m e in a quiet park. wood paneling , screened porch. double carport, great kitche n and only $20.500 . AMO'n8 IXAMPU o f affo rd a bl e h o u s in g a t REASONABLE rates. Buy now and takeover loans of record or use your VA. Over 1600 sq ft of comfortable li ving space with larse bedrooms and more. Act now at $115.000. Walker Blee 1111 Eatate .. ......_. . . . .. . .... ...._ ..... ·~· ... ~- I f ' lfl O"ll Y Pit Ol I ~!~!!.~~.~ ........ ~:!!.~.~ ....... ~:.~.~ ....... Int.. 1044 ~-~~ ..... .. ···•••················· •....•...•...........•• ••··•·················· ....••..•.............. 61•r• I OOJ •wr.il I 00.Z Gwr• I 00.Z a...,... I 002 !~~~~ .......... !~~~ ~~!~~ ....... 1.~~.~ ~~~.~~.~~~.~ ~ ~~~ ..... ~!:t! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .C.M.OOUHOUSE LSIDIDUPLIX CUST<;>MHOM~ 55, ..... I~ THIOMLYWAY ( UI. 3 l~droorn homt-two l Ir........ Ocean View 3br, :Jba. THE GROVES TO ao REALTORS '7~111 I COU OF NIWPOIT •IALTORS 21111. c ... Hwy •• c ....... Mer 675-5511 ......, HIU COUNTitY 20 Acres' Ext'eutt\e !'. 0 111)' Panoramic View of Di amond Valle Hemet City lights anc1 San Bernardino and Gorgonio mountains Abundant water. $3500 an acre Owner wtll carrv 1st TD and/or s ubordinate Call for more details. Julie Sturdevant. THI llAL ESTATHS 546-231 J THE 15':?6 NUMBER JO SEE NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2043 WeetcHff Dr. (714)846-n11 CUSTOM HOME IN THE HILLS. Sl04,t90 Seeing 1s believing! ! ! Nestled on top o r a h ill , forest like s urrou ndings i n excl usive Anaheim Hills. 36 matured trees on the property. 3.000 square feet of in c rf!dibl e l iv ing s p ace. vaulted ceilings, two fireplaces. every modern convenience. only one year new. One entire half a c r e o r F' A A L. L O U S SECLUSION'!! #222 Gil.AT FOR IUDS You 've got to see it now'!' At this price & te rms you can 't afford t o w ait. Remod eled kitchen throughout, l~e. brs. & baths. Lots of s torage space. All this at a dras tically reduced price. 'DEFINJTEL Y BEST BUY IN NEWPORT BEACH! ! ! #223 $50,000 RIDUCTIOM, ftMHSULA POfNT Beautifull y remo d eled & pro fessio n ally decorated & landscaped 4 brs.. 2-hath. fire pl.. 2-sunde<·ks . covered patio. spa & lots more BUY OF THE MONTI.JON THE POI NT 1 I~ #224 IUY Of THE WEEk Priced for quick s ci le . Seller has bought another and is ready to MOVE ! Fabulous mulli·level home. sunken l.r , & sunken fam. rm . Mirr o r ed w et bar & wardrobe, 2 fir e p is . Quiet c ul-de-sac. Grea t v iew from master br. Bring your offer. this is a SACRIFICE SALE!! #225 DlsaT DREAM S 16,000 In beautiful warm Palm Springs. there's a dream waiting for you. l.300' square feet completely furnished. pools. club house ... a nd mos t of a ll spectacular multi-colored sunrise & sunset shows . . . YOUR HOST · THE SUN & THE DESERT! ! ! ~226 IMYISTMINT OPPOITUNrTY Fabulous 4-plx, 2·2 brs .. 2-3 brs .. 4-firepls .. 4-balconies. All in excellent condition · assume 1st d.d. 12.25~, $1 .586 ·mo, 2nd t .d .. 103 $:.>() mo. Bring your offers today. Seller has EXTREMELY FLEXIBLE TERMS!!! #227 .PllCID TO SIL\. Immediately ~"' not sooner. Excellent 10<'~ ~ in Newport. Spa in mst" (\."' .ood siding & lots of up .C...'\.l,. 15~ dn. $1 ,200 mo. $259.~" IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!!! Ai i BtmOM A•IMTS: IC you're looking to expand your goals & career opportunities NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE THAT MOVE. We currently have two openings for s uccessful experienced agents. who wish to, become even more successful. Your ability to diversify & succeed• at Walker & Lee is limitless. Call today & find out what has made Walker & Lee · successful since 1941. Ask for Bo1> Castaned,. Manager'_ 646·7711 . ~· WllNerBlea 1111 hflfl ttG CA ... YOH SlltlNITY A bt·uutHull)' muintamed famlly home in a scrent> lrl<:ation acro6s from u nt•1ghbMhood park In Big '&nyon Propl'rty hti:, bt-t!n professionally lancfst·uped in & c·hurmmg manner to t1N·en1 tht> ·pool und . pa urea. Proudly prei.l'nlt>d at S595,000 I J~I l Jr:= llt)Mt=S REALTORS. 67$·6000 J443 fol l uol Hl9luu~. lornn .. d;il M•I Wf 111\VI 4 1. Ot IHl Bl~T llbTIN(,') IN rOWN fil Coldwe_ll Ban~e~ TOWHHOM~IG CANYON A courtyard entry to this JBR & :-J BA t o wnho m e . Gou rm et kitchen with French doors. red hnck walls & p1;1~ged hardwood floors. Private yet convenient to Fas hion Island A must see. $393,000. r ....., ,_ INN~WPORTCENTER · • 644-9060 ~ "'-....... __________________________ ____.~~ NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE 26 70 SAM MIGUEL OllVE 17141159-150 I SEUEI DISftEIA TE!! H C:ls hel'n transferred ! Stunningly spaC'iuus 2 bedroom townhome featuring A I C. upg raded carpets . primt-l<>C'ation. La rge assumable loan ~ A bargain at $94.900' ! S56 I PEI MOMTH ... 1s all you pay when you t al<eover existtng loan. Shar~ Irvine condo featuring 2 bedrooms. new carpet & A/C! Priced at $105.900. HAUOlt VllW HOMIS!!t Co mpl ete l y r e f urbi s h e d SOMERSET MOD EL featuring 4 spac~us bedrooms. large yard & cul-de -sac for chi ldren with a \'iew of BTG CANYON for adults~ Great for entertaining. -~ Walker &lee Real Estate OCEANFRONT EMERALD IA Y • PIUVA n ARIE.A , ...... c ........ top loc.tlaa T'Ms ..... ,,, __ style..._ ,, ..... lwdw11d "°°"· ""'9 c ........................ .. be• a•-· md • oc.ufw owt locetl-. e-r•d ley 1H1t 6 ...... ~ J ,...., ..... ... ltffcla. 24 .... MCwfty .... 10 .,... of c-,_.. ...... c• llOW for -..... fo lltspKt, Ofhnd .. s 1.750,000. .. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH I• ... ..,... IHclll Luk to U.,0 flrlt '=~::· S<C\\.~~-4~~s· .... N•I -----...... "7 QA' L ""-'" •• _,... '-"-'• ol .... ._ IC70"61od _.. ... l9w IO tor... fovt ......... _. N E G V 0 R I r I I I I MUOIO 1 I' I I I I i I I I A T G U M 11 Wt touoti finding. ,oul'M)f •· I J' I. I * =~.· .: .. ~'*'.!: ; Yo(ll'llwln't- L Z Ell S I I I I I ?•~:-the~~ . . ,..........,11_..,,... :Jbelow. l~'JlOO m ·.ir lhll Ol'l'an 11...,,. SOO decks, opt1ont1l spa, ()\f•r ISl(I , (I f ho J Bdrm floor plan. ocean f'1·Jtul"e:.11wlud1•ultnl·w .... gr eat buy ' $179.000 :>St i.t •k ': ~ view de c ks large- rarpt'la. rJ11111 . roor fUUla RIA&.TY 53&-0272 _ _ s7ri"-iJtt {'r 1~1 n!~ .. w~ enclosed .!?~ pa110 klll'hen an~ 1t111('h llll•rc J46-0114 0-.....~~r..-....-t l~:x i -.:'i~~~ljN t •ii H :ll P riceiJIOr 1mmediatt-.ui.um11 $62,0UO luw in -"'""8' •vvwn1 · • ' / • sale at Sl:ll,000 lllrt:~t ln11n and owner OllVETO AHOYHEI h•.itu~ni.: -i1111,t1•r hr~ MISSION REALTY will help f1n.1n1•t• Pull Just loo« & yuu'll•foll In l \ 2.I hr "1•1·urit \ ~.it..-494-(1731 µnc·c $tO:J.:iOO Call 2371 OlwMJtA••· lovew/\h1s btfl4br Jui;t 1 1 11 1"'.,!.'}.1_'},uhhou"· &. --------~· 2tlW OJ.ten house Sot/Sun 12 4 ..,,, h l'11ll1.., ""' ... .., ' . This 3 Bdrm. frplc . stepino ...,.ac inmove1n 599-8888 • SELECT heaul yard home only condition 00."l·st.'71 $J19,000 Century 2 1, ~ PROPERTIES ~1~1sioast Reulto r s ., ••TURnEROCK ON T HE BEACH·Mobrle Home 2Br, redwood d eck . cedar ~hakes . hurdwood int. Crplc. $59.900. <714) 499·3816 KISS YOUR LANDLORD GOODBYE! 11 a qwet cul dc·sat· l;ine It h .1 s h u 1 I t 1 n.., . d 1 !> hwashcr, attract 1\'I! ha Ir on) rig ht off the Master BeJroom All lh1s .ind a good-s17.l')·urd' Gnme Ull) th1i. SI 19.-.5110 huri:a in and k•S!> '1111r wnrllnrd good b~ c . Sl 6.'i,<XXl (9l6J <172 364r. nr 19161 345 8975 for Info 11r appt to St.'t'. Do not V•s turb occ~ants Completely remodeled 2 Hdrm w /encl patio. 9472 ---------·T Grand Ave Located ill Yorktown & Bushard. EASTSIDI 6 PLEX HD. TO Sl25,000 with $166.800 in assuma· ble loans. ranging from 87. to 11 '7, $26.340 gross income annually Well kept. single story units wrth <I g;iraJ,?cs PLUS off slreet purking on 60XJOO ft 101 ()pen house Sal/Sun 10-4 Sl03.500. Call 54&0660 or 96.l-0557 OPEN SUN. 1-5 l•aut. Pool Hotne W11 h s pu M 1nutes lo bt:ach Over SSO.oou up grade Super sharp 4 br. 3 bH, ~ SQ ft. bonus rm, fum1l~ rm. lrplc-. J l'ar gar. mueh. muc h more Priced Lu sell 8219.5011 19161 Yat ht Lane. HU 1Garf1e t<I & Newland 1 UwnH <1~l Manlvn. 957 li507 ur !f62. 11si1. 5 Bdrm executive home w1feulur 11s and upgrade11 .Ji, you've neve r seen ' Call for your µer~1m11I in spet'tion or ll11s truly magnificent property S329.000 \Vt)lld b rtdgc Rcalrg .'irit :11100 1920 lbrran1·~ l'~""l"lll•· Woodhndge Confl ... cull unit, Jbdr m . 1•1ha SI08,990 Gd loC':.il11111 552 6182 A""*'Hc .... slt Classic tiled roof Spanish hom e Oceans id e Emerald Bay featuring ocean view. hardwood nours. open ceilings. 3 lldr m . 3 Ba. family mom formal dining A n1c11 home $575,000 f.4-1·702() eblQOO JO'\LS I~ I \I I \ "l ''' '~· --Bo I boa Island 1006 .....•..........•.•.... 0.' owner, 217 ApolenJ. 2Br. 2 st.o~ house. frplt:. 2llr garage aµL + Ir>: separate owun' ~ unH SJ!l2.000 Guod as:-.urn li73-0727 2UHITS D1am1111d/No Bay arl'il 644-721 I 10% DOWN OWNER FIN. 12% INT. BUYERS MOVED TOISRAEL ... i;o this sh:al is back rm the market ~ F'anta:.lll' fa mily home on a huge fenced cul de-s csc lot. -Woodbridqe Condo Spotlei.s JUr. 1•1nu ('ountr) kitchen I.rt:: pat111 1b :O.Ul'Tli.lblt: J:.l .il !) I 1'' $JOl,OOt) 551 JJIS:J, (J.,Hll'f • RCTaylorCo M•ar Tiw Lake Wootlbr1dge 2 Br vlus d c n • 2 '"' Ba <' u n d o . "Bnghtor1 " B plun. Lariw ffill stcr ~droom swt~ Sunny k\tC'hcn •111 cul·de·s ac 1214.5011 WdbrqVlll. 11\·ean view 4 BR. dnve h.> 3059 Zell Dr S239,5UO. Pnnc onl) 494:6472 Sll:.!.SOo (Jwn your o wn apartment across from Art Gallery Wallcst'l' F' Neff. Healtor 494·!13llj 3 13ili:m hume..&..2-..bd.rm apt Lovely hom11 fur \'Our family + int·um,, SJSK.00.1 (.;o.lfcr's dream home with fruit t rees cs nd a locat ed on the 16\h l'OVered pallotoo' All for fa irway or ex ~l\4.S.i.)' JHJ5~1Jll0 ---\lA-L..:.r..m. · M'esa Verde Coif Course welcome 54!>-9491 With only 10"1 1town. o wnt'r will finance balance. at 12•;, with in ter cst onl.> payments Plea54! cllll for details & Uniquely and beaut1full} -11pgradf!d '"3 '°Br-C<fffd'i) <.:ho1 ce C<•rn11r across from µark with mountain view Sl 12.500. PRIVACY /VIEW from this 3 Bdrm. 3 ba home with formal dining rm. French doors-. and ~ex1can tile thru·out. Wet har and many decks (ircat for entertaining A s:.umahle l oan . $254,500, LOU BRECHTEL andAssoc. 675-lll 1 C1lltage, 3 br. 2<100 sq ft fol. S250K lh potcnllal i31·:J.l:lo.l Jj!l Bolboo Peninwla I 007 ap~intme:. 63~~.::r lrvtM -1 044 ~.f>_:f ~-.;·~;.;;~~·.-~;;·;·~·r~ Rancho San Joaquin "San Joaqwn · model, 2 Br + den stud) Quahl) neutral tan l'3rpcts Jnd drapes F'a buluus ~olf rourse view. 2 prl\<Jtt' pat1~ Asking $175.000 EVER CHANGING .........•••.•........ ~ Dy Owner, S87.90o. 2bdrm. best loe Beerf1eld OW<..: frplc. R 2. lrg lol. gd Sl49,990, Lowest Va cant. co n d . I 9 3 7 ~1 ;i p I e . 752.5353 Penlhuu.se "San Mateo" model. 2 Ur unit rwn loolung JtOlf cuurM' <1nd Olllhl laj(ht \'le'h l 'IJ graded. C.:um mun11 ' pool. tennis SJ69 l~.llJ l~SIONS THINKING OF SllLING? !lave client for Penm Pt. home $300,(.IOO range l.5": down. Owner carry balance Agt, 1>75-11170 New 5 Rr 3 Lia Trrms Vit:w llJ E. Halboa n.5-2164 EVPS -_,_ - COf'Ofta det Mar I 022 ....................... Ot.:l'LEX IJY OWNER ('ho1c!' Loe So of Hw~ WH. to beh. 3-2. 2 2, frplc, prof decorat .. 'CI. below apprars t'd 'alue. l'nn c1ples <1nl) 675-1055. 673-4848 BY OWNER. 505 Cama· tion. 2 BR + guest or. 3 BR home + l BR gar apt w fplc. S2>5.IUI 673·0727 Duplex, b~ Owner I Br & 2 Kr. JC.lnt rentals ~lu!>t sell S22.j,000 r.1s :1111;:1. 1 679 9667 e\ es NO$SDOWN :St: .... t.'r 2 br C()lbJJ;C. R 2. J ss ume 12 ', loan Owner agent .i98-0257 SEA VIEW Priu Red. $20,000 IS% down. Built 1n fin ancing. Lari.te s t Seav1ew 4 Bdrm Port Royal Mdl. 2700 sq ft. 2 yrs old. Motivated Seller! C/21 M.wportCettt.,- 640-5157 Clwwn•14.,_..x Rare find tn a great Jocu· lion. Good rentals. Well p ri ced at S29S,OOO fi40..1830; 644· 7383 Agt. SPYGLASS CAPE COD Exciting Southport 5br. 4"2ba. 2 fam rms . d t r. l/r & huge bonus room Quiet CuJ-Oe-Sac Forest· cd backyard paradise for ch1ldren & adult.s ulike ! $595,000 640-_76fi9 ___ _ Cotto Mno --I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSUMAILE LOAM This 3 Bdrm 2 bath home features. huge oversized Jot. with mini orchard. Near new carpet, used bric k fir e pla ce, hardwood floors. Owner will also assist wilh the f inanc ing. Asking S 115. 000. Ca II 540-1151 ~~~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS tlWCOllOOS !ASTSIDE C.M. 2Sl2Santa Ana Ave 2 BR, 2~; ba. oonlemp . design. $U6,000. 646-5096 646-6091 ASSUMAat LOWINTBIST ~early new 2 BR. 2~ Ba. condo in s mall project w/pool and spa. 2nd TD available. 675-4912 bltr. l .. IC>Oti4 Double 1ara1e. &bxl20' lot. Quiet location. but c:loae to 1hoppln1. New root. ,copper phtrnbln&. hardwood noora. plaater wall•. tood condition S:U0,000 wlUI an auuma· ble loan. aor~.•. 141-nn 957 1223.X·JI I. l<1ck 3 bdrm ~reedom home b> owner '90.000 20', <In :.i~ .sumable loan~ 11~ $91,900 3 Bdrm. 2 car J?i'lrJge, nt.>w hath. large c•overt•d patio. Hurry! 645·9161 TllllDrTo--- Elegant design accents this 3 b e dr oo m townhome. with din mg r oom . 2 '• b a t h s . handsome f1rc plat·e. built ins. vaulttK! cc·ll 1ngs. anti plu.'h dcc<1r Brand new. St<n ,000 Call TARBELL. Ht::ALTORS. S.W-1720 SPIC & SPAN J Br lor 2+ den1 with I"• Ba. All \>lt·IOS in k1td1en. FA. healing & ._·entral vacuum. A rl•al special at $99.500. For info call Harry Fred eric k 631·1266. REALTORS ---TERMS , TERMS , TBtMS 3bdnn. 1"4ba doll house in perl cond. Located at 'lZJ7 Avalon. C M Over 1800 sq ft. Assume S88.000 tst payable at Sl,036/ mo. Only Sl2.500 dwn & owner V(llJ carr) Sl2.SOO 2nd, 3yrs! OR NCdwnon Jse with oplron to buy l yr at above terms . Call M ike at 835 ·4688 , Owner/Bkr. D ... PoW 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FourPlex Xlnt Loe.Gd Cond. nr Bluff By Owner. 2 3 br, 2 2br. frplc, c r eative finan cin g . 675-1().55 --- FcMlt• Vdley 1014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIDE is t he only w ay to describe t he feeling you 'll get from this tastefully· decorated con- do. Immaculate interior w/wet bar & approx 1600 sq ft of Uving space. This is an area of quality homes & thill is one of the nJcest -$115.000 all terms will move you nght 1n! ~9491 .. ............... 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GHAT FAMILY HOMI •Br. zea. Uaht •airy. 1 blktoschUq1uk. l''l m l to b(h. Only Sl 18,900. 146-5502 .a. IXC&UMf LOCAL Near Hunc..lnlllon C.nter. NI~ 4 Bdnn. ~th l•'1• ramlly Km . • nut peUo. Pan Place Inc. 842·7"1 Lovely 2 lH t ·~ Ba T o wnho m e. 1n l us h gcsrden i.1:ttmg w tenn1, ._.rt!>. pools. saunas. spa Great prire "' $114,500 :\ft SPM i~·:l662 READY & WAITING Beautiful 3 Bdrm ''a~ant home new\\· d~corated lhruout Ide.ally locate'<! 1n lhc C'ALlf'.OR:"'I A HOMES area t lose l11 schools. µ<11k~. poub, s h o pping \s k1ng SI 500 UMIVHSITY PAAK 3 Bd, family rm. 2 ba. Deane home. By owner Assum loans. extens1,·e upgrades. µanding & wall covenngs. g reen belt on 2 sides Ope n ho us e Sat Sun I 6 Sl&S.000 Ph ~ 4649 Un1~ark 3 hr. 2 l)a . pnme greenbelt roe. lush landsca ped aln um &.. brick patio + many a m e n1t1es. By own r ~l~4.5(X) 5.52-:.9H7 Open Hse s~ Su~-1 '5 Woodbridge Glen Ash mdl 2 Br. Jl, Ba. brick putw w 1k1t..<.of plunts. By 0 w n c r _ S l l 1 . 90 0 " 3 Hollowglen ;>51 9661 ------- NO DOWN WOOD BR I DG E·2bdrm. 2bn. ram rm, cute starter home. close to lake, flexi t>le t•·rms. $153.500. Wk : 93'1· 1300. Hm . 752·51U8 One o r 3 kind I n Turtlerock. 6232 Sierra Palos. This m cred1ble Plan 3 is a perfect house. Every inch has been carefully decorated. 5 Br 4 Ba, util rm. hrdwd nrs. lg F. R.. vel) Jg yard across from park 'p<>ol. Kohler smk. CIA. J enn Aire range. Bonita Ca. nyon school. 1225.000. By Owner . Opn Hse Sat 1·6 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 MOVE-lH CONDITllOM Terr1f1r (amlly home. h.x:at ._'ft an l '11llcl!e P..rk a r t' a F •• ,, t u 1 1 n g -I l\drms . l..H I!•· IJm il ~ room .md 11 .. nus room '.:'cJr p.irk and p l)nl Lo:Jn ma .. be: taki:n ~1.1t1 Jct·t lo ~l<l!>llnR f1nam· 111g. u fft!n-d at s1-;6,000 Call~Wl ·-:,S~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS THESPRIMGS Lu' eh 2 Bd <inn c<1ndc> in µ .. rk hke setting. with 2 p1JOI,, dubhousc:.. ten ms courts. spa .md 'olley ball c ourt Perfe<'l California hvinR. S92.SOll don osen n •u I tors 497-48411 7JJ.:J111 L~l.ach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAH~ANYON of the hills and sea from this Chris Abel designed 4 hcJrm home overlook· 1n j.! Laguna Suuna . game rm. li:e gourmet k1tl'hen. filrnlly rm, h~e master l.f(lrm µlu.-. man} m 11 r ,. a m e n 1 t 1 e s $495 ()()() , ' 4'7-54•4 4UHITS in s upe rb conditi on Short "alk to town & bt'ach An excellent in· \estment on lhe North F:nd EaS) lo rent Owner will help finance S:le..5.UOl) THESHOlllS A 3 bdrm & family room garden home fealuring lovely pool & patio area with wet bar Sold com. plet ely furnis h e d S268 500 NO. END CHARM ~ 3 bdrm 2 hath home v.1lh ~epara te guest quarters & ocean \'iew in this desirable loration Large tree sh:.ided decks for lounging or entertain rng 529-1.000 ''litrrt&=r ·~\..,•ocl .. 4.~ .. , . ' '" c 7114) 494-1 I 11 Log111M1 Hill I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SACRIFICE 5br. Jba. 2600'. cstm lot. w view 2 patios. rec /veh access Sl42.SOO 770-8359 or768-056S ------ VIEWS Splendid home of wood and glass w1th each win· do"'' frarrung u different ocean or mountain view. Own this comfortable 3 Bdrm home of dra'tnatrc spaces for only $265,000 Good financing ava1la ble 644-7211 LGIJlmCIHiCJll9f 1052 /JD.NIGH (}AILEY & ASSOCIATES .........••.•...•...... 15'1: dwn pymnt. assume lrg 1st at 12"2~. no pts. Owner will carry bal. Desirable Niguel Shores •WALK TO Bt::ACH• Villa. Largest mdl. de 4 Br . 3 Ba. fam rm , corator perf. S329.000 oceanv1ew S325.UIJO P r 1 n I' 0 n I y 497·5132 1714M~_. __ ATTENTION 7'Upcom-Oc.-Vl•w mg EXEC'S" Great for N .... Shorft 833·9486 ente rtaln1 ng/liv1ng. 4 Br. 2111 Ba, family rm. __ ___ Short dlstantc to bch woll enclosed garden 2br. TWNHSF. He ritage White water views JBr patio w /spa. 'Beautiful Open Sa t /S un 1-S 2'2ba. view o f ocean a nd Park/Pool 559.7145 As LOCJ19M1 VHi. R.E. C at u 11 n a s un ~ e t s sumable$39,200al91.•; 497-1761 S525.000. Ry Appl ST7.000 Loans Effective ------644·1020 .lZ7t'Z·"·-----~~-~--.··.··.··.··.··.···~~~.~ e Lin 0 macRab I Irvine ••b-g realty ~.~~! ....... ~~~.~ 5 BR J Ba's home on wooded ravine. $249,900 Pat H addoc k . agt. 76M017 A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY ---- FAIULOUS .... oeu L ... , Large 48R family home built by J .M. Peters. Custom exterior styling & matchle~s ~etaiUng provide distinctive individuality for those who know quality! Situated within walking distance to Jr. Olympic pool &c light tennis courts -and backing onto picturesque paseo line'(t-... w /eucalyptus trees . ' Alr·conditioning. 3-car garage. Competitively priced at $219,500. Assumable loan. Lorraine Reid 551 ·8700. <K·12) 712·1414 Comp" V~y Ctfl!• 642-IJJI 'IOI Dov• c1t.ve Hl.1700- w~c-e- 64~2H l'4arboo v-c..,.., Mh.,_ V1efo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA.IE MISSION VIEJO Enjoy a View of the lake from this spacious 5 bdrm. 2 story home The professional landsclllJllng Includes a spa. Owner is cloeln« escrow on a new home. Must sell this weekend. Re duced to 1299.000. 0,.. s.t j1-1-S JZ612 .... DkAMCY HALHTATI 1ICM111 I I l ' ,.. t.! ELL Idle ltnu with a Dally Ptlot Claulned Ad. --;. ·.-rt=.· ·f ., ~ ........ __.._. ............... -· ............. ~ ...... ~ ................... --..... ..,.__.. ............. _. ............. -4. ....... ---...................... -.. • _.... -~ ... 1· - ........... s. ............ w. ....... ,.,. s. °'"*' ......... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• °"'-' ......... . FrldflV. Oeto~r 3 1980 CWLYPll.OT 01 .... ,..... ••h I 06' ..... t 069 ... .,.,.. •ech I 06' A&,....,_. 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Glamorous Master .. pllt lev~l 1•11nd11 ,~11,,.~: "' i1011e~r11 213 212 9~:1t Suit(t with Ove-Milzed CIOIN, Dressina PWI • tmn•~ Walk 111 (A Sun~ Ht•alr~) '31·ZZ4Z 5411.5148 Avail. 10110 Ownr/Agt. 644 8(Wl8 Room. Jacuzzi Tub Lar1e Swammtnl( bti•ib °""n hou.ow "'1 1 Pool w/Spa & Watt"rfall Overlook1n~ s.i Suo 21 i;rl'•l'i •·11 Golf Course. Sl.200.000 C/l I MWJtt. C...tw '40.\151 EXQUISITE 38R. 38A Townftous~ High Ct>Jlkng~. Custom W~lt & Window CoverinK . Cheerful llaht Eat -In Kitchen. Roman Tub ln Master Bath. 3 car garag~. & lovely private patio urea $380.000 ""' •···••••··•·•·········· "i~lrn N1':1':JJS lJl 11 'K S/\L .. :• 'I'h1 ... :i l~niom i •. hu ll! huml' wll h Ol'l'Ull \ ww .. >Ull drl•k ,J II.I .I • U( lluflll(t' J l:.1.1 lcJ lur1·:0. 1 ,. r ia m 11• 1 1 Ii· 111 J II NOT TO MENTION l1u1hruo111 .. "Ill!\ W <i\ AStunnintt2BR.2BATownhouse Also •011 d •11 •111·n ·'"''' with high ce1hn°s. •'ustom d ... l'Orulor lircvJ~,., "'"1 ~ood 0 " "' " " ;umublt' luJll ~!>J.uuo touches. & large storage area This • ::2 1 :.:· 000 ~' Lingo ~~:1 BROKERSI s..,,,..;; "'""" LTD Capistrano I 078 •...•••..•...•.......•. .... __ fc·r~_-_ Realtors _,,... NEWPORT WATERFRONT Largest floor plan offered. Open. fresh and a beautiful view. Custom decor. gold fixtures a nd many upgrades. Boat slip rights u~ to 45'. S749,000 JAMISL~ , ........ .,.... c.ompletely refurbished. one bit to beach. You own the land. Gr!at financing. $198.SOO ~ 75t-t221 FOil SALE IY OWMH Giant 5 Br. 3 Ba Only S269.500. Owner will carry at $1500 monthly with S20,000 down. No cred it needed. (714 1 840-1964. $1,000DOWH No qualifying. Prime N.B. location. 4Br. Lrg. yard, 1238,000. 640-7403 or ...... 111111 .............. ,_&'J_l_·'1824~-·~~~~~ lllD'S IYI FOR SALE BY OWNER Ocean + bay view condo. NEWPORT SHORES Boat slip. Try 10% down. 2 story, 3 bdrm. 2 ba. re· Owner is motivated ! ! One Acre :.!br Countr) Hume l..ge Barn. 1d1!al ror horses• $265,000 BY OWNER 493 67 11! ---. Santo Ana 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l IR FAMILY HM. OHL Y $91 ,500 A charming. well lorated home near Santa Ana College. golf cuunll' & p ar k F e aturinl(. hardwoo d (I o 11 r s . fireplace & l 1 ~baths CALL 64 .... 7211 FOR DETAILS /.JD.NIGEL GAILEY ~ ASSOC IATES R~sidefttid R-2 IYOWHBl 3Br. Hardwood f1oors. Detached 2 car gar, so· x 150' lo\. co n c r ete drivewy. Bay window 1n D/R, attic can be con verted into an xtra rm. stucco ext. nr Elemen- tary & High School-also Business District. 3 fruit trees in back ) ard. owner will help finance. $1W).000S47·3182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobl9Honwt C.-t~Loh/ Ctyptl IHO ..••............•.•..•. 2 tu 4 f111 cH1 c Vlew Mcmon1tl Park choice lut!I $l2001pair tnl~ -.-.s~ HERITAGE REALTORS ON THE HEACH :! Rdrm duplex, view. wk ly possibly A" F'iiye 64()..!JW() Coty 2 Br 2 Ba House "'Re ar unit with patio, garden & garage. Nice location. Yearly lease Referenc es please. "7H993. Harbor l..uwrl Mt. Ohvl!. '!'!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~-,r.t..~ 1144 H11rbor Vu Hills, pnme Jilr 2ba exec home SllSO/mo. Ille. 644-7220 or 549·8755. Iv msg. GelKler Ave, Sec 71 1 i;rvn~. CM fl7i..03?11 C-rcltll rr•:rty 1 Ho ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA•UHA llACH t6005q.FT. 14 Leased l'Ommerc1al lndustnal units located on ont> 1lf Ui~una's main highways Building re· eently remudeled 111.:h demand area Partnen; want out. ofrenng ver; attract1\e financing on a total price o( 5575,000 with $166. 750 down Realooomics 675-6700 M-GlOHE Older home. garage and barn w1U produce some mrome while you plan new· development. 8,950 sq rt of land near 18th & Whittier. Costa Mesa. Wffley M. Taylor Co. IHlton 644-49 I 0 Prime c.t comm mvest· men\, approx I arre nr new shopping center in Vista. Sl:ri,000. 498-5735. TRIPLEX JUSTUSTED X lnt area of C M . .,pac1uus owner 's unit w1rrplc 25"lt down , owner will finance. Brkr 7S4·62.82 PAYS FOR ITSELF C M super duplex 91 .··~ assum financing_ Make uHer Own• Agt 642:9666 .\1USTSELL! 2 houses on 2 duplex lots'. C M. Best offer takes lO'"i rinancing Own/Agt 642·9666. THE SIGHT, SOUND& SMELL OF SSS will be yours w /lhe pur c has e o r thi s gorgeous 4-plex, that's only 3 yrs old. Take ad- vantage or tax laws. ap· µreciatif.IO & earn much. much more than a sa v ings accowll w1,uld pro· duce! Put your money to work for you t od ay S285.000 terms. 545 94!11. ~~(}'f:~:~t ., mercial area. It can l>t? __ used for business. re· I Loh w Sale 2200 sidential or ? ? . $450.000. ••••• •• ••• •••• ••••••••• Wat..,,._ Ho.Mt 2 dbl depth grave sites. lltc. 671-6900 Reas onable. Harbor ~~~~~~~~I Lawn, C.M. 530-4638 _______ ,MobiW HOMt , ... 2300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Former model. exec. lvg, 3br, Cam rm. oHire. (rml 2 Br. hse w /dbl gar . din rm. Sl.250. ow11r, agt. · ..,"" 752_1146. patio. no pets . ......,/rm. -----640-9350/64Q. lS89. LOCJMMleoch 3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront dlx furnis hed mobile home. 2bdrm in sec µark wtheated pool, sauna, spa . pvt bt.>ach Monthly or lse 549 2405 or 499·31116 2 Bdrm. ocean view, walk to heh 2 houses, Dana Pt & Lag. F ro m S600 496-3728 Have charming 2 bdr m rental. ranging in pnce S550 to $650 . Boy d Realtors. 675-~. Costa Mesa 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Its not a llllrage! $295 28r home w /fenced yd ' Quiet, treesy area, Gar &much more(6424 ) fee RENTIMES 631-4555 Hewporl leach 3169 ······~~~~·.·~~~······· RENTIMES Completely furn1sh1!d AMERICA'S FIRST 1111th every thing y.ou COMPLETEHOME , need Rerrodeled & i.11• RENTAL SERVICE corated. 3 Br, den 2 halh /\LL AREAS. SIZES Montbl)1 Htll Grundy. AND PRICES Rltr,~75·_?161 CALL TODAY P E N I .N S U L A 631-4555 BAYFH<>NT -------- oust: with bcaeh und Sunuy 2Brhomewtrnc·u d ot k 6 b d r m s . Yard for Kids. Garage! furnished. Grea\ view. S425 Hurr)'! (5457Hee Avail O<·t ti lhru June Ii RENTIMES 631-4555 Sl500 mo WaterCn1nt -Home~631·1400 KIDS,IPETS Ok IA YFROMT /lol Ille EXCEPTIONAL vn:w of Pav1llon Plush decor $700 wk or short term. WIMTEll RENTALS 2 Bd rm. n ew fu rn S600 mo l Bdrm. new. $450/mo E·Side House. 2 Bdrm., Garage. Fncd yard. 5545 642-2510, 646-4848 California Dream in! I 3Br home S49Sf6468Hee RENTIMES 631-4555 House or duplex. 2bdrm, Iba. 1954 A or 1954-S Meyer Pl. no pets. s mall ch1ta OK. $425. S49·3484. Dalebout Boy &Beoch Reci Estate For sale or rent. brand new mobile home on Waterlront/Salisbury 2567 Elden Ave. Lg 38r , Newport Beach Bay. 671-6900 (am rm. 2~Ba. atrium, MM.lfar•ruacn..1:11eu•U•M• Partly furnished . patio, (rplc, mircowave Exclualve Hating. High 673-6113. Jbr. 2ba, pnv area, else 10 oven. attached dbl car vlalbllity. Comer lot in Mo.It. D.....t, bch, call for an interview gar. 1 YT new. $800 mo. fa.st growing Newport Resort 2400 B»l~ Tosee ca.11979-~ Beach buslnesa area. Ap· •••••••••••••••••• • ••• • ----------1 proved plans for 10.000 2 BR 2 Ba high-r ise New 2Br, lBa. Laundry square foot buildin1. Call ---------• Bayfront condo, com · hook-up. garage. front for details. FOR LEASE p I el e I y & e I e g ant I y yard + patio. Adults. no 611-7100 MI New 2 bedroom 2 bath furnished. seeulity bldg pets. $49.5. 6'5-7300. • • home. Mission Lakes s1•1V\ Agt ••0 1732 World R.E.543-2:i8l cently redecorated , $139,000. • 675-4886/673-8145 For Sale I I 0° Co11do•••-:A-'1'0W1t• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... 1700 CAMMERY VILL Beautiful L<incer Royal Knight 2 bdrm 2 ba Steps to water, pool and rec rm. 165.000. 700 Lido ......, mo. · .....,. ; F"-'ly w11-y--'. 3br. Country Club. GoH-979-8666 , ... " -'"u tennis .pool. Beautifully 2ba, fl"Plc, cpl. kids ok landscaped. no m ain Older 2 br. new carpet S685/mo. 559· 1159 or tenanceyard. avail. now 6 mos lease, _9.5_7-025 __ 1 ______ _ THl._UffS Upper bay view. Most desired oriitnal area. Spuloua 3 bdrm + hob- by room. .xi unit. HU1e paUo. '250,000. Alt. -.-. aoucm TO SILL WESTCUFF llnmaculale 4 Bdrm 2 ba home wtramily rm. pvt patio • pool u yard. Pa'fect f« entertaining and Comfortable llvln1. Lovely area. close to schools &shops. $229,500 Park Dr. •22. - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER-3Br, 2Ba, 911M>Clubhouse Rd. S4501mo. 113 25th St. MESA VERDE· 5 Bdr m. air, encloeed patio. new· Desert Hot Springs ~7573. A41\. formal dining rm, pool, I .a-~ ted I L 213-378-2572 Y .._. ..... a · nr poo • ~~~~~~~~~~ mamtenance it gardener 1ame rms . 188,000, .;;: ..._..u.funll.awd incl. ll050/1n:> lse. call _St(M __ &SBS_._. _____ ,_11'\lm. 2 Br 2 Ba condo OD ..... ··•••••::.:::,:••·~· Waterfront Homes. Family condo, 2 br, 2 ba, Shadow lltn golf course. ._ 631-1400 upcraded. nr So. Coast cocnm. pool, frplc, wet ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- P laia. flex. terms, bar. bealll. view. Palm 1--------.. -12br. sml fncd yrd, clean. Deluxe 2br. 2ba. prlv patio, condo. comm polls. 1acuu1. S4%. Isl. I ast. sec 968 4965 / 557·5159. East.side. 3 Br. Fireplace. Very rleun. $575 mo. No garage. ~-4461 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Former model. exec. lvg, 3br. ram rm, office. frml din rm. t950, ownr/ag\. 752·1146. HOME FOR HENT Seas ide Rendezvous• 4 Br SS95. Fenced ~ard 2Br w /ocean view $42.'> " Kids/Pets! (9S75J fee and garage. F'amily R~1~ 5 please. Kids & pets _..,..._,~~ __ 6_3_1·_4_5_5_, welcome. Call 964-2566 nr Oceanv1ew 2 on l lot 2 Br House $495-Studio $275 I mile lo beach & Harbor Agent 496-5980. S700. 2 Br 2 Ba + 1200 sq fl. storage. Oc·ean view Fireplace, garage, near beach. no pets 675 6467 --------&Toro 3232 .•.....•..•............ HOME FOR RENT 3 Bdrm. $550 Fenc~·d yard & garage F'amtly please Kids & pets welcome. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agent, no feP Fowwtain Vdley 3214 ....•...•....•......... Class'N Comfort' SS25 • Stunning 3Br w 'fncd yd for Kids' 01476) fee REHTIMES 631-4555 ............. 1Hchl240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 blks lo oeean Elegant 2 bdrm, Cam rm & den. ($725 mo1 Plush crpts, 2'~ ba. cedar & glass Dbl car pvt gar. fully ma1 nt yd. Adults, no pets lnqwre at 527 18th St 7141960 -6331 o r 960-63.11 Whal a deal! 3Br $50(} Ba I cony View & frplc ! 973.2971 All . no fee Ir vi n e Northwood . 4bdrm, 2ba, fam rm. pnv pool & jac on cul-de-sac Beaut decor T 0 ,\vatl 1mmed 972· 1717 During bu:. hrs ans wering service 111111 cross con nect T urfle.rock Vista 28r + den, 28A luxur~ town home Pri v spa Views· 3 <.leeks. all UIJ· grades. Comm. pool & t enn i s . No p ets s1.0S0 1mo 1133 0730 o r l\St 0502 eves. DF.ERF1£LD EXE<.: HM 2.500 sir 4 BR 3 ba, 3 vrs new. full rel.'. ar~a $845/mo 1175 991!1 C ANYON VIEW . TURTLEROCK RIDGE . Jbdrm. 21,ba. 3 car gar . avail 1mmed 979·2560 or 851-0610. 551·~ --------- OPEN SAT. SUN. Turtle Rock 5021 Paseo De1h 2 Br. conv den. 2 Ba Lg bnte L/R + d.r . rp -Cath. ceilings 0 Sz dbl gar Move right m • S'745. Must see' (6759 )fee lol)uftaleac:h 3241 REMT1MES 631-4555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br Exec. 2VJBa. S7SOmo. Agt 546-0022. 964·2255 Old World Charm' $375 Darling 2bdrm retreat Kids OK! (82165) fee RIMTIMES 631-4555 Peak of Perfection! 3 Br exec home w /central a /c $52S (8975) fee CAii Jim 631-4556 Oceanfront mobile home from $450 mo. ( 714 > 4118-3816 ----------1BR1 Ba. l'IO&e t.o town 3bdrm, 2ba. near Central and beach. Ocean view. Par1t, S625. ~.6i3-C23; 494·3271 847-4525 . ----------• IBOO. 2bdnn condo, on pvt. Convenient!¥ loca.\ed! beach. pool, tennis 2Br S3SS (&t88l fee 499-2584. (213)703-0230. _R_EMT'l __ MlS __ 6_l !·4~_5_5 ·VJt"l'ORIA BEACH 3 Br. 1'2 Ba. w pool. $700/mo. 1st .. last + R50 dep. 988-8009 3 BR, 2 ba oew 1 story 24 hr. sec.. full rec. racs. Adil. comm No pets S650 mo. 2J.3..592-2906 Oceanv1ew 2 br, frplc, gar, $700/mo. incl. u\ils . 4N-Olll/ •«m L...-... 1250 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HOME FOR RENT 80' to beach, pt sea view. comer. 7 rm, 2 ba, 2 story sncJ. on R,2 buildable 90' lot. S298K. OWC 2nd. local. condo or ? 7101 Seashore. Open daily. Owrier. 645-8410. 497-5411 MOBILE HOME $40.000. pre s tig e area . clubhouse/pool /sec Hurry. Agt 551·5656. 91.900. 5.56-6775 Des e r t. S 7 o o I 0 c t . IAUOA 151.AMD at gar. pet OK. Crpts & $900/Nov. $1000/Dec. .._.......,.,,.,.. drps.$490fm>.642--08S7. 2 Story Condo. large 2br. S3800 J M h J'"Jba. Pool Adul&s Only. I an-arc l . New carpet. paint and Near new c---tsa·de 2 BR 2 4 Br. $595. Fentt!d yard and garage. Family please. K ids & pets welcome. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971 Agt .• no fee. AJEUJE'LL A ssociatEs 1100 .,,..,,_,,.. .,... Near Brookhursll 1-_.......... charm oo Bay with patio Ba, faq-i rm. wet bar, Adams ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex on CATALINA Prime Cond. Fully Furn. Address Inquiries to; Suite 'H' 711 Lido Pk. Drive . Npl Bch. 921663 on WATER. Really bit k h lagima...... 3252 GOLFBS DBJGHT s pecial 2 story 3 bdrm. ~s. N~a~w~ op. _S4_7_s _____ 963 __ ·485_2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, family/dining rm. 4 y r s o ld. Npt Hgl s . $229,000 Prin only . Owner. 645-7521 Unique· custom home 3 ~ b a . fr p I c':--new ~~/bkr. 675.Jsss mo MEW 3 BR + den, 2 ba house. in behind security gate al kitchen. S1700/mo. leaSl'. Niguel Shores. oceanside BLUFFS •EXCITING• Indian Wells Country Waterfront/Salisbury CLEAN. PAINT. SAVE H..-leoch of hwy. Gated communi· C lub "*Beaut i rull y 673-0000 8 d I ssso &Sdtoolt · 1 $20,000 down. 4 br. 3 ba. Owner will sell on con· tract or lease option Broker . St eve. 957.19001640-9345. S.-.cidluy Beautilul · newly up. graded carpets & dn>:. 2BR. 2BA Levitt Home in Laguna Hills nicest 5• Pk. All new appl. cor· ner lot a c ross from Clubhse, pool. Jac uzzi. s auna. exerc ise & rec hall IKJ50291 Inc.-P1ropH+y 2000 landscaped with ·in · 3 r con o. poo . mo. ty. tenms crts. poo. etc. 545-22.'iS 2 Br. 2 Ba. dishwasher. Min. 6 mos. lease at $825 BY OWNER BACK BAY Immaculate 4 br mint estate. Best• value 1n NewPort Beach. Great rinancmg. $285,000. Prin. Only. 642.8833 • •••••••••••••••••••••• d1 v 1dual s w1 mm1ng ---------stove, carpels. drapes. per mo+ utils. 497.2380 pools. Pnced at '254.000. 2ttdrm, newtcrpts & drps. • frplc. dbl ga rage & l.sfdlt Costa W.So ALSO Exqu isi te WIMTBtlENTALS 1 cargar. opets.m\19t patio.$S95,714·953·9054. Nr 160A park. l a ke urnished 2 bdrm. 2 ba 2 Bdrm home. lovely have ref. $400/rm +S100 111/boating, fishing. ten· 5 Wlil.s on huge lot ... room for more! Owner s ays "sell"'. Make us an o ( · (er • 752·1920 ndo at $195,000. patio and garage 5'i00. dep S46-56J7 Oceanfront' On The Stiali; nis. \'ery rural setting 3 Helen Martin Bayfronl 3 Bdrm lower, · 2br. 2ba, se1-. µool. gym. br. den, 2• a ba, newer 2 UDOSHCIAL Try l~ down. Move in tomorrow. Charming patio e ntry home 4 Bdrm. 3 bath on E6tr ada walkway. Reduced for Cast sale $359.000 . R.H.R. Bkr. 673-7300 Owner1Agent garage, $1000 /mo Pool. Spacious Deck. 38r. lndf') 5875 mo &W·6004 sty. Nr comm. pool!spa 675-2373 Bayfronl 4 Bdrm up~r. 2Ba. Frplc, Built-ins. 2 ---S7S0.831·3128 $129,500 garage, $1200 car gar, rec r.m . xlnl \'ACANT 3 B H. pool. ------- are a . WI k to s hops. sauna. Jacuzzi Wt1lk lo 3 br. conv. den. 2 ba. view. $ 9 SO 'm o Ca I I ocean S700 m11 Call comm pool/rec fa c . eves wknds 714·&45·5761 Henry. 962·4.:_11 sm5 mo. mcl yd main 11,GCAMYOH Exclusive listing. Finest custom home on the golf co11rse. 5 Bdrms with over 6000.aq ft of beaut daytime and evening views. lncredible securi· ty. By appt. thru Wm. Cote. St. 75 million 3 BR 2.,, bath condo Near Hoag Hosp & beaches. New cpts. baths & paint. Move in on credit approval Agt 752· 1830 or 833-8091 BEACH UYING I Oot Wnt lalaoa MIWDUPUX NIMI LOCA T10H Stepg to beach with ran· tastic ocean view from each unit. 3 & 2 Bdrm un· 1t.s. $425,000. Mewpon leach .... luv in T OWft l2xS5 2VBJ\. IBA. front kitchen. Home to have new exterior supplied by seller < DG6464 I CLASSIC MOllLIHOMl SALES 2106 Harbor. Ste 206·A 540.5937 LIDOrARK J QUAIL PLACE NOHltTllS"" 10,-JU l :JO P.M.I 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60AcresW~ ~eves. lledEst•• be.... 2100 ···················•""'--• ~~~~~~~~~ Palm Springs. Will ex-change beautiful. large Las Palmas estate for Balboa, Lido, or Newport home. Call 714-325--0785. llAHDMEW 6'"15 YEARLY RENTALS Little Island Lg t Br apt w deck. W\fum. $6(lOlse Bee1ut1fully remod 3 bdrm hom e . unfurn Sl200 mo lse Includes ut1llties South Bayfront 3 bdrm lower. gar. furn or un furn Sl.200/mo South Bayfronl 4 Br up per. gar, SlSOO mo. furn orunfum Lau lrechtet i. Auoc.. 67S.ll31 Brand new lux. twnhse. 2 br.2ba, 167Ssq. rt . multi· level, a c. cent vac. (rplc . 2 r ar ga r w/opener. great loc. many m ore features. S78.S. Call !).')2. 7355 4 Br. rrplc, 2 Ba, dining & family ems. (enc. b'kyrd. t620/mo. lst & last req'd 833-05&3 *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 67l-1155 2 Br2ba. S62,SOO Owner will consider ex· change for mountain condo or mobile home m mountains. 2 Br units w/garages. lst owner benefits. Great r e·n t a I a r e a i n Westminst~ Owner will help finance. Agent 6.1\.7300. Trade beaut Sierra resort or retirement 2Br 2ba home on go1' course. swim. tennis, stables & sec FOR CM o r NB home·bY owner. Bob 545.0992 ~~~!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!111!!!!!111!!!!!111!~ 28r, lBa, garage. fenced HARIOI RIDGE .. O...HOUSE LIASl/OPTION Brand new casa Blanca Model: 3 Bdrm, den and view. F1ex.lble financing. O,..Home 20¥1- .... 10.2 & S. 1·4 C/21 Ml.,,....C.....,. 640-5Jl7 and A $SOC101es MEWPORT CREST BURR WHITE REAL TOR , INC. 67>46)0 IUMITS Westside Costa Mesa , good condition, Income M0.800 yr. Price $445,000. On payment $130,000. owe balance. at 11%. /('-r€HIG€ HOM€S MAUI HAW All CONDO Beautifully furnis hed 2Br ground Ooor. Pool & etc. For T .D .. Rea l Estate, or ? S00.000 equl ty. Owner: 846-4327 , 1198-3135. DBJJXICONOO Modified Plan6. 2l00 sq fl. Extra lge master bdrm. assum. 9. 7'n loan- Sl96.SOO Open Fri. lOam· \pm, S /S 1-Spm. 21 Land Rea.I Eslatelnveslments RMI .. Fall Ct. ~2746 . 3333 W. Coast Hwy. NB W 2900 UPP8 IACIC IA Y 64'"'646 ••••• •••••• •••• ••• •• TOWNHOMI llACH PAD AT THI llACH Have Cash will buy Dix 2 Bdrm duplex. 3· story living rm. fn>lc, SlSOO/mo. W 'dock $2000. 675-3067 ---------lcAoaPetllilttlllo 3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 hr, 2 ba. gar + cport. new crpt, avail. thru JWle 30, $700/mo. Jim White. 549-4877 wkdys. 529-2272 eves/weekends Nearly New Quiet Hme. 2br. + lge loft. 2"4Jba. lge gar: lndry, jac, frplc! SlllO/mo. AGT 673-5369 IACIC OHMAIKIT .......... 6 units-owners apts. Dtms&C'-" ... _______ , aiahly upcraded 2 BR Extra lwt, l BR double. W /lrg encl areenf'5e-11d 151 ·I "6 ec.as.,._ •ech 3211 IAYNlOMf COMO<> 2 Va Ba Ba Y Poi n l Custom int, beaut decor , con d . W 111 l r ad e . ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 8-wtty, echalt presU1e townhome. new from plush cpt.s, elegant matr S250,000. J .L. Yoong te.P! 3 BR, 21,o1, ba. Cls to San Wldiq with VIEW of builder. Features in-Br. Steps to bay In Lido Really• 842-8540 or Just sold on 1031. 'NEED Clem Holpt. Ocean vu. pool It BAY. SpaclCNI 2 elude: air conditioning , Part. Adu.Its 35+ MUST -.i413. income prop to 2 Mil. No pets. m75. Call aft bdrm condo wttb boat aarage door op ener. ::.~~rSJOIO Mo. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP Pref. near bch, but will 8PM,'9M058 •· _ "'""'"'' 114-67~3317; 213·4118-6104 P u . c.... · """' a 7141538-lllO&or 531'r5050 ~•••••••••••=••••••• • -000 Pri---' l ••·68""""" 'th Meaa. Sll,200 (nlU, H · . -. ..,,.. a •~ ,..,., w1 .a..--fer S. 1200 •--u-J -'-T "'"-··· very alttactlve nnanclna -.. ._.,.. sum. -· -ry ana. Have Qual. Buyer for rl-Irvine Terrace 0o ... ..,...e. yard. no pets. elect. & water paid. 795 Joann. S4SO lst & last. 673-7737; LUXURY CONDO 3br. l'12ba, 2 car el. gar. Pnv. Patio. Lease /R ent $575/mo. 962-931 l o r 549-0259 Sunsets. city lights, fan· tastic ocean view condo. Brand new 3bdrm, 2'hba. w /atrium. community s pa 6 sky lights . SlS/mo, util inel. 2243 Pacific Ave, Agt ask for <'lnny 968-4456. 962.04f6. Very nice 2bdrm hous«!. S385/mo. Adults. no peta. 642-6135. 2 Br. Cottage with garage 6 yard. N~ carpet, tile •paint. 10 min. to beach. $485. Adults, no pets . 631..-. a&iieii111p_. av·=~~ Reducedlo recm•;_eha~ f. acllitles and Tri 1 •-·•·Ide "-·t consider all In nice area. ,.~ .. ~ 1222 WA ONT • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rllr. 831·1C»e PI e it Be a c h Are a . 3 Bdrm, 3 bath. famlly ES available. For .ctditlonal l Ac corner lot, California mo.ooo. ~ kitchen. Walk to bay 3 Months. 4 Bdrm. z Ba. MM. ESTATE \nf~ma.\iion • appoint· Plnea, Sl.400 do. take OW.-PINC. l4Y• .__.. beaches. $1350 mo. Incl. Retri1e. Washer /Dryer. 83M400 men,_:.~-M-...__ ewer paymentaof 174 mo. 91.mlta, Colta llet•. 2 ml. -aanlener. At)., 6-44·988'7 redwood 1pa. l650 mo. _........,,,_, ('114) ... eves. to beacb. Caah flow. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• evH. Sierra Mgmt. Co . OflMDAILYJ.7PM m..ooee,ukrorcarol -'---------•owe-. pymta a yn ................ ~ •--------6U-uat .. IQlll' ANl>REW'BllD •ACRES 1111,500 down. "50.000. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• J umlneereell new 2Sty, ----------o.w· ffl Clay It. Raf. Xlnt lnvff,rnent, aood Prtnd..... Broiler, Lea ..... ,....... 3107 ocean view 38r , 388. Din 2br, newly refurbished, . lu•rr eolMlo ln Cllt· i1Pr-+-.;;:lev:.;.era1e. l iWi rtom new 88rabart, 559.4415 or ••••••••••••••••~••••• • Fam rm. ~ 1ale. 64°"2036 flil•••· I llory ner reeway, North of m.1177, OW"nli111Sbdnn,3bath '1500.mo.213/WJ..94. illlMIUX I ... n I i l • Rancho California. Full bayf t __,th 31• bo t • ,... • rp c I , 6 •--... , a .. BR "' a . -..,. ft eomm fool. si•.too. prlce. s110,ooo . Call -·• no.t'.~: -.Jwy. $1200 ., ~ ..... -..,. .. 2 ba. dbbwaaber. patio, "-· .._: ITf.lm '11447'7·5ell. Broker. (~ 1 88 duple1*) mo. Yrly sieoo mo. Bill lrvlM Terrace. Wa~ .to •1.,, ... f1&.Cllll2 lta1llide Coeta II•••· Gnmd>' '7$-flCl shops,. beach. Grdnt in· .._ JM ,.... Loday'1 Fallbrook :t+ acru. Good CCDL. aJat flnuc. ' · cl. Sl,000 per "'°· Ast. a BR a .Ba ctndo. pool, QLllll1t ~? U Ml. Bl•utlhallolw11c.ream6 la1. price SU0,000. Wint .. Br. 2 Ba. IMO IM--Jacual,nortlrif,allutll ........ tM.... •view ol U.. v•UQ A1eat . A. Robers, mo. U4 E. 88lboe Blvd. SEU. Idle Item• with a pd. -mo. Avail 10/\6. ~!~~ll~~l~=i=d~!!~!!~~~~~nllnl~=· ~A-.~· '1~1~..-..~~lJ=l =::J.:f71.=lm=======i.=m-nM;:::==·=Ev91=-::::::=:=:-Dally Pilot Claulfled A~ CaU ai..-. VMa.n --........... "'~·.-. .............................. ,.. .... .,. ~~-...A. A. ...... • \'ilia Pacirlc Condo 2 Br l<ll_!l ~21.30 __ _ + Den. 3 Ba ;"1.1..111\ lmmac 2br.2ba.CONDO x tra s S up e r lo c Comm Pool. Spa 968-6238 S600•mo Yr Lse Avail .i Br. 2 Ba Preshh paint I :'-i~ 496-4008 ____ _ ed Largetn le\lel (am1l) Mi1tioft v-.. ;o 1267 home F R . frplc .!••••••••••••••••••••••• formal D R S900 m o I HOME FOR RENT 842-2738 3 Bdrm. S550. Fenced ---.--yard and garage. Family 1.rg tbdrm Condo. spa. ple a se. k ids & pets pool, $39:>/mo welcome. Call 964·2566 or ___ 842_·_7042 973-2971 Agt, no fee., Hunt~• twwpott leoch 1269 ltl..t.Our 3242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~···~·············· 1a111111ES 2 Br 3 Ba De n • 2 ftUU I fireplaces. Possible tloat ".AMalCAS LlADER slip. 1800 rm. 846-1358· IMn.IUSIHISS 846-5792. Ofa&nALS" lrw 3244 CALL ' 631-4555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge, 5br. ram rm. din rm. 3ba, air, month· month. no pets S915 Agt: S4J·S032. TURTUROCK GLEH 5Br. 38a, 3 car gar , Q.!lM-1.234. ext 214. lrvlne/Woodbt1dge 2 Bdrm. Fenced yard. 5575 per mo. 551-2554. 4 Br. 2 Ba. lg yd. local ref's req. 11125. 673·3022 or 673-0lSB I RacTALS 2br. 2 ba 3br. 2ba 3br. 2 ba 3br. 2...,,ba 4br. 2ba 4br + B 2\r\ba $700 11000 Furn 17~ 17SO 1825 $900 Bayshores 4bdrm, 2V.ba . Bayview, Sll50/mo .. year lse. 642·87SOor213/385-2176, 3bdrm. 21,o',ba condo, beaut ocean 6 city lites View, no pets, $700/mo. Jim ~OT 968-4650. llGCAMYOH McLain Twnhme 2Br, 2ba. Tennis pool jac sec. Cvd prk'g for 2 cars 1975. 644-7722 dys , 840-8318 ev /wknd Wat•fl_.Swf ,. ....... q. ....... 3Br. 288, spacious l~ aq f\. Exec or prof., home or otc. Mature adll.I. '750 mo. Mr. TriboletS$Z-7W NEWPORT SHORES. 3 br, 2 ba, '1~/mo, older pref.m.IW/8TMll6 UOOIS&.I .. 2 Br. 2 81. Den, frpk:L~.: bae TV. eaec ••t'dr .• •imu mo. Achllta. ~ty .leue. 1'15······ ••&·0215; 111-118. • I .. -OAllVPILOT ,,. A Daily Pilot ·ad number will appear in your ad ... '!le take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours a net get the responses to your ad ... For more information and to place your a.cUall 642-~&78 . --~ - . 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• C11• idea .,.... ...... l4U Apet'hMnh ftunN.,_~ ..... IMfth ....._ .,..IMe•h Ulltw.. A.fla lwww•h ""'-". •---. t ,.....__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ~'"' .. lvnnst1. Mewporl leech 3269 ······•··•············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Th lrVf'I II 8 18 r. 2' 1Rll m1crow•vf'. I l'A!ih 1•om partor, t mnb l"OUl1 n11 •l ut>t_b11 II. poul J <H' l.U:& I & ••WlU \ wl • M I n:io mo 111111 :'044, t ~ otfili, ~ Tl!tl •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.w,.,..leoch J76t Co1t•MeM 3U4 CostahWIG 3824 HuntlfHJfonleoch 3840 M.wporlleoch 3869 ···•·····•·•···•······· ·······•··•··••··•····· •··········•····•··•··· ··•·····•·····•·••····· ·•······•••··•••••····· Young white exet· req room & bath, 1·2 evils per week. Days & conditions nelt. Ref avail lrvmc IJf fi ce please t•all Oys 7 14 851 1701. eves 21.:J 821 2600 D. Phillips Chris tian Fe m seeks slime to sh.r apt, Dana Pt. Call 494·108.5 bef 4, 496·9'791 aft S NO lo'to: to;' A111 & l '111uh• rent a.I ll \'111.1 lh•nt .1ls S'T~·•lna Har •Ol'f:ANf'RONT. A vu1I I llr Newly dt<l'ot Wll!. tx.1. 2 I-Ir l ':. Ba t1Jwnhnuse. L<>vely all adult, no µels. ''THE COVE" now d11ll)', w1-.•kl~ S;r.11• l'll\'I Kitt Adhi. pool bit ins. i:ltr, patio & "ar 1.2&3 Br apts. """"' Ed I 6'13 St' ... ""'" ~J " """" Oeluice Apt Bays ide t1tt·u ar v1cv. • .. ,.._ ...,, No pets . $425 645-48:17 maer, h.b. 84"06!9 o .,.. -'! __ .,.__ rive PrivaJe beac·h. (~ciinfronl /VIUW 2 & a Ur h4A l1•11n rr1.11 ,. 11u1 from S5511 "'111h.•r tw)-4711'1 :i Hr "fuw11tw1ww , 111:1wly 2 Br. ca.fl)ets. drur1Cs, hit Children welcomt!! $325 llOOI, spa. I Bdrm Den, il11t'ur "us µti e11clsd ins. ad Its Only. no r>ets Breezy 2Br' HJ4661 fee 11 ~bath Fireplace S9'15 2 rmmts needed, res p adult!>, beaut o<:eanfront living. S400 & $300 673-7)36 !'\h11rp :thdrm N ndu for rtonl 1n t:I Toro 11 .ba 1u r, l.1unrlr} rm , ul l<K'ht'd t r ar .:111 lnrd Pflllu PoOI 1H .. 11 nu-. IWst limit lq l•all uher 1pm. $S.'i() ss2111r.11 ~llf Adil~ J.11101 f;.$l 5t173 1110 Victoria AVlitl 1011 Call Val 631·45.55 759 1092 -- ------- Sleepmg room, Lai:una ~1guel, S2001rrw> Prefrr nn·smkr ll.11·3736 :;.&8· 1367 aft 5P ~ lJl'l!AN ti"K01'T W1111t•r t:xer T )'J)e, itOOl'I <1fl•a 11w~r1 I Br tl75 •6tMI 2 H1 I bath 1\pt Nl·wly dl'l'Or G J!> µti "'nt'lsd go.11 ~11Acllt.s t>42 5tn3 l Br. 1•1iBa. frple i:ar Adults nCJ S:l95 mo 6.11-510.J encl pets ~rm condo nr Adams & Brookhurst r»;i 956S or 900·11784 2 Br 2 Ba Apt for rent Adu lts Garage dis hwasher. washer•dryer hook up $375 Near Hoag Hosp 541J.0230 Roo mmate wante d . respon female. 20-30 yrs, av:itl now, share beaut Custom wooden home. $250 Jill ,195.1515 or ~95·3550 U.t•LffM nus warm. comlort11b1e home is clo6e to 1enn1!> a nd beach~s With J Bdrms. J Ba . den and for mal duuna room. 1t or (ers a perfect blend of family comlon and eas) entertaining. SJ.200 mu New l!br 2ba al l'I\ u· <:t t top end unit ,ur s auna pool Jae 1en1w. clubhse Si&95 lse tiiS 5775 av a II NO LEASE 644-t9t0 2 Ur 2 Ba, nr So Coast Plaza. sharp. rentr air, wtr, ga!> pd Adult!. Agt_ 7S2 1520 REQUIRED YUA·AOUHO FUN: Social Act1v111es Or rec111r •Free Sunday Brunch • BBO"s • Pa1- t1es • Ptus much more '!!!~!!!~!!!~~!!!!!lll•jcr;mous hvinlJ. BluHs ot Newport, 2 hr. 2 ba. frplc . e leg;int am menit1 cs U\'all $775 ~ 630-1426 Lrg. 2 Br. Condo. Newport Hel&hts. frplc, pool, was h er & drye r ~/mo. 675-8410 days or 673-22.87 eves. Lovely 38r twnhse ln Newport Heights. 2''2Ba. frplc, & pool. Newly de corated. $850/m O 6'5-4955 or 6t.S-4834. -- .ON THE DAV : 2 Bdrm, • 2ba w /pool. Security 850/mo. SECURITY CONDO 2Bdrm, 2ba, S7S0/1T¥1. Waterfront Homes Inc. 631· 1400 I.A YFRONT COHDO 2+dtn. excellent loca· lion. $1700 pr mo lloat s lip a,vailable. Agt 760-9333 Lrg 3bdrm upper duplex. l house from oce:in. ocean view. S750tmo yr ly' 675·8018 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUMINEW 3 Bdrm rondo, A/C, 2 car garage with opener Private yard. Brand new complex 1n Westminste r S625 mo --······················· Lge 2 Sty Duplex 38r, 2 j 1 Bdrm l Ba Beautiful full Ba. Frplc• I 11 court yard setting S4iU Newport Hghts S800 mo ' mo. yei.rh" 213 450.1051 646·6303 . Balboa fteniftwla ,3707 BLUFFS CON DO •••• •• • ••••••• •••• • • •. • 3 bdrm. 3 ba f:i m rm . SI e e p 1 n i: r on m ~ & pvt, spa. alJ Ill Xlnl CQnd k1tchcncllfl5 ~ Jwk & $975 Avail 1mmed up Ocean1ro11: 6Y5·1li.lfl 640-0044. ---OCEANFRONT Small l 3 · 2 · 2 Fam i I y r m . br 's $350 & up. 2 br 's fireplace. j ust complete· yearly & Winter ssso & ly r e n ovated , new up. 673-9'Z70or 673·4928 - carpet. drapes. tile. I,"! ml fl'Oal beach on qwet BA Y F R 0 N TA G E cul-de-sac. Garden 111j! Beach. P ier. 2 Br S625. I paid by Owner Cross Br $525. $450 Ad lls. Sts Brookhurs t Wntr 300E Edgt-1.\aler Bush a rd Call Oebbtt· I 87 1·2S66 731·5844. BLUFF CONDOS Leases $600 to $1000 2·3-4 Br. Agt 644·1133 Spectacular Uceanrront 3rd noor 3 Br 2 Ra f ireplace. Ualc-on} 2 garages Wmlt>r S9!JO 640·471W --------Costa~ 3724 Dalebout Bay&Beach Real Es;ate MAUSl.rf CIC(UfNCl SINCC 110 THEILUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSCASITAS Fum 1 br. apt. $325 & up Encl. gar, Adults . no pets. 2110 Newport Bl 548-4968 betwn 8.30 & SPM Small l(uest house w11 h pool, gd a rea 751-7988 Four bedroom, two and one half bath condo on greenbelt. End unit Much sought after large Guadalupe Model. Year ly lease. l850 month. 631-7300 ..... Studio Apt Decorator furn . Pri vat e patio. ~~~~~~~~~~! Water & gas µaid S260 mo. 646-5330 Bayfront w/dock for 45· boat, 4 Br. 4 Ba. a vail. lmmed. l2300/mo 1 Yr ...,, ... leoch 37 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Lse. CIR RJtrs 64&5096. H.1'1 ANEST Bill or Unda. Spamsh Estate Living ! Eulbhtf 4 Br home Beautiful park·like s ur· round1ngs T e rraced Xlntloc. 1895/mo. pool. Sunken gas bbq. ___ A_gt_._7_52_·&&22 __ . __ 1 spark Ii n g r ou n ta i ns . Spa c io u s r oom s Walk to beach, tennis • Separate dining area pool. 4 br, 2'h b1, Nwpt Walk-in closets, home · Shore~. avail i mmcd, like kitchen & cabinets. •· Nancy631·8990 Walk t o Hunting t o n Bil Canyon Condo. 3 Br. library, md's qtrs. S2600 mo. Ast. 873-9060. 3210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Barlain Believer! 1425 Roomy 3bdrm<8403> fee 19m...S 631-4555 ,..... J2to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Center. I Bedroom-unfurn. S400 1 Bedroom rum from S430 2 Bedroom furn 1490 Twnhse-unfurn. fr om sno Adults, no pets. Utlllties Free! LA QUINTA HERMOSA 16211 Parlullde Ln. I blk W. of Beach. 3 bl.ks S. of GREAT RECREATION: Tennis• Free Lessons (pro I!. pro shop)• '1 Health Club~• Sauna• Hydromassage •Sworn ming • Drrv1n9 Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: S1ng1es 1 & 2 BedrQ.OJns • Fu1 nlst1ed I!. Unfurnished • •Adult L1vcng •No Pets • Models Open daily 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments NewPort Beach/No. 880 trvcne 1a1 1,;.,, 17141 645-1)!>4 NewPort Beach/So. 1700 16th SI 10ove1 al 1n1n1 f 714) 642·5113 OCL \.NFRONT DeluXl' :1 Br 2 Ha 2 car garnf,(e Avail n11l4 ttll .lune' l!)th S6i5 mu .'111 pe t s 673·0040 !llrwport Ckc.:1 11 fron1 Beaull(ul 2 fir 2 Ua Weekly or mo nthly 714 li52·9411> OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm. 2', bath house + double garage. Avail b y week or month. ALSO IAYVIEW Deluxe 2 Bdrm, 2 bath lower apt by week or month AduJL'i. no pets Agt . 675-8170 3776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wltitewater Views I & 2 BO funus hed apts $400 to S.SSO ~ While Water Rily 498-SURF ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe Bayfront 3bdrm. 2ba, retng. frplc, adults, no pets. $900/mo yrly 646-7213, 644·51.38. lalboa ,,..... 3107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small Bach. S300 Year ly. U t i l s pd . 4 8P M Manager67S..5112 Balboa Peninsula 2Br apt . Co\·e r ed c ar p o rt . $440/mo. Annual rental 552·11153. Cute bache lo r . ve r y private w/huge deck $325/mo yrly. 675-8018. • • • '-' Blk lo ocean. 2 BR l 'h Ba. fplc. encl gar LR. adlts, no pets. $575. 631·3888: ~6822 Penin. Point~ Beaut. J Br. stained glass, sundeck. $425/yrly. Alilts. no pets. 673-lllM . Caph....._ leech JI I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba. total priv. hob tub . beac h 6 park. $12AIO/mo. 411&-2550 c--...... 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 181 W ht!Ull°(f IJOOI S26S New apµk ' tMlS> fee ltEMTIMIS 631-4555 Pmect 2br 2bo 1100 sq fl, fµk. lndr) 01shwr. end gur. SSOO :wn M uce A "e 540 .i.ioo $110 $46.5 2 Br I Ba i\IJt Pool, laundry rm. a pls drps Adults only <.:u l OK TSI. Mgmt 642·1600 S4.'IO·S475 2 lir I Ila. ,\pl.'> All bW It ms, endsd gur W I> hook up Neur S l' Plaza. t at 01< lmml'cl o<'l'Ut>llnt•y £'SL Ml(rr1t 1~12 1603 We!it:FH!ld FAMILYAl'TS. Rrand lll'W beautiful lrg apt, for famthC's with I or 2 children Near park lleat paid. :'-lo pet:. 28r , 2Ba $46.5 39f! W Wilson. l · ~ 631 5S8J S.1H 240H ~H:SA \'ERUE ho~ at mosphere 2 & 3 Ur <llx ~p~ No peL5 546-1034 ~SliBAU APARTMENTS Bc.:1ut 1ful brand new ~arden apt!>. spu Allulb . nu pets 28r2Ba :5455 398 Wl·St Wilson. 631 :iS!SJ 2BR 2ba, den, adll!'o . no P<'t~ L.ie upper nr on.: S450 ,\vall IO I. 979 24 lfi Sharp. clean 2 Bdrm I Ba hw It in:.. Wl'.i lStck 4 Plex Kids OK :'-lo µe h $..175 f.45 2<1 7fl f'.:\l'S & Wkntllt Dollhow e I bdrm a pt un oversize lot with s tately cou ntry h ome. $375 ~houl util. 645·6625 Xtro Lra ltoontS Cle:m . qwef. 2 Bd. 1 Ba no k1ds1pets S350 mo Call <.:ra11t 631· 12f.S l bcdr<l(.lm. s tovt• rdng i:n cl ~ar<1Re ~C) pets S3J5 1)4& 290 I Roomy 3 Br Townhou:.c Apt. IO qUJet Adult C(Hn plex. Newly redecura1Ctl. Fireplace, cnclsd patio & gara1i1e Sorry no pets $495 mo 645 3381 or 675·5949 ---- $46 0 2 Br 2 Ba Townhouse Frplc, near new, all built·ins . patio lmmcd. occupan('Y TSL ~tgm~:_t60.1 _ WOH"T LAST 2Br 2ba 1495/mn Monticello Town home Comm pool & dbl gar Agent 557-4436 1961 Fullerton t Br la r ge & clean Stovet refrige S310 tn· eluding ut1ls Adult. No pell>. 673-6372. Stunning, large J Br Gorden Apt. Pool. rec ,.area. $365. 710 W 18th. St Newer l & 2 Bdrm. Patio & gar age From S365. Adults .. no pelS. 548·5766. Quiet 1 8{ 1 Ba. pvt patio, redecorated, adults, no pets, avail. 10/11 . $395. 631 ·5459, 64().1 156 Lovely 2 Br i v. Ba. qwet w/garden vu. adulLs . no pets. 1435. 631·5459. 640-1156 I'--- E. side 2bdrm t wnhs e aµt Kar. pal HJ I' ,ha <sdult:. onJ~ no J>t!l.5. ~00 mo ,\ Vllll 10 10 f>.t&3420 tlidrm. qwet area. low. of trees. n11 pets . $32.5 mo \\'all 10 10 1~&3420 Ba~hl.'lor unit. S260tmo L'11I pd, no pets. Avatl NO\' 3 64&:J.i20 3144 ··•······•·······•····· l.ake fr11nl I bdrm condo $4001 mo Beaut setting' Pool, spa, tennb . weight rm Call 5S l·58JO o r 559-1950 EXECt:TI E S U IT E , Woodbndge Jbdrm, all Ir v ine \'1llage am memt1cs S6Sll 551 2042 ---- 2 rnj. from bch, new delux Condo 3 br 21 'lba, hui ll ins, pool. 2 q H gar $7751mo 2t3.JJ8 ~ P e nth o use I Hr \·ersa1lles. New decor :-ir ocean Lush l'rt y rd. fln Adult. Set' bldg No pets Full rel' fac S55o mo .\gt 6JH783 Laguna Belich Motor Inn. !:185 No Par 1f1c Coast Hwy, L<tguna lieach Daily. W~kly K1tehen available. Low winter rates. 494.5294 Male or Female Room· -----mate wanted lo s hare Room for Rent large 9 room house with $45 per wM?k magesllc view m Laguna 63l-l.2.54 l:leach 494-7687 -------Room & loard 4050 Resp Male/Fem to shr ••••••••••••••••••••• .. • lge Bal Pen Hme. W /Dr, Room & board m U · furn, $300/mn 631 4031 CondU1> for rent 1n .. The Shari• 1 & 2 br il plS, !'lpt Cute-n·COt) 1 hr. adult. nu Lakes." I & 2 Br Pool. Hts, SJOO & S50CJ. adults, pct, nr S\Ores & bus , S:ll5 Jal'., teruus 731 171>.1 nu pel!> 642. 7745 change for 4 hrs. ;; day wk cleaning & cooking Aft ti' 55fi l 737 R t mate Wanted Male ll11rnugaln·2bdrm 34th St N.B Penn·S200 ulll inc 673· 78.'i6 645· 71\.16 ----Woodbndge t·ondo. 2 Ur. Vocation Rent-'1 4250 I Hdrm rrpLo;. drp!>. µn \' pulio, frplr r\\'Ull nm~ Adults, nn pet~ $320 md uttl + se1.· Ea~t 2hl St "·16 2723 S~c1Cil & Fri~dly :-.lt'w 1iainl. lands1·ap1ng. 2 Br . yd. $395 mu 2350 Sa nta Ana A\e t ~tanager m E 1 Ol)t.'n ll()use Sat Sun Call ~5 5111i 2 U d rm ~"' w p .1 1111 drape ..... I d1iltl OK Refnge. no p1.·h S.105 mo S 1 e r r a ~1 R m t C u &H 1324 $445 lbr, 2ba, family. nu ix·ts ~Ii ~l~H or 831 2919 Deluxe :\IL""Sa Venlc· :1t1r <!ba . •I r. pal1u, frpk, Sfi(•Jl!.31 ~11!1 lbr. un b<tl'k ba'' Pool S350 tm11th l '.:J II r.46-IH~ 3bclrm. 2 1.,ba 1•11111110. r ,r p t ~ . d r I) ' washer dryer . frplt· ',. I) lse, $6.51.1 mu 642 ;1+t:1 I hdrm 'j34C' Shah mar no pets, SU5 mu 548 1257 11r I).~ Spacious Farmly 3 bdrm. 2 ba. S395. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. S340. Playground & pool 54H·9556 from 12· 7PM :-.;ewport Heights a rt>a 2 Br. Duplex Like nel4 . closed gara11t•. fenl'eri yard Adults . no pt>t:. S4.'>ll 548-4&19 I Bdrm ~luxe Apt :'lie" d rapC':., cleC111. mom) fJU tel ~talure adult!. $325 Secur11 ,· $100 elleaning fee s15'1 IH E 18th Sl. Sal 2-4. Sun 10·2 203 E. 19th St. 41 hr. frplc, W&O al'e a . all new crpl/drapes tpamt. S.t6.5. .-~9.2042 Hunt_,. leach 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All utils paid in this deluxe unit S250 19642) Jim. 631-4556 fee Deluxe poolside xtra Jge 2br. 2ba. Bltns, dshwhr. l \'.a miles beach. Adlts. n o pets. S395 m o . 536-8362. HUNTIMGTOH L.AICES SPARKLING STREAMS C~ADING WATERFALL.S TOWERING PINES NEW SPACIOUS 1...AXESIDE ADULTAPTS. •Elegant fireplaces •Private lakesld'pallos " balconies •Heated pool & • whirlpool spa •4 miles from be ach 142-1160 7562 Ellis Ave. H.B. (Jblks W. of Beach Bl) Lovely l, 2 &: 3 Bdrm. Townhouse:J, garage, patio, laundry fac. S.175. $450 . $550 . Ca ll 213 /596 -7202 o r 714/980-7347 nr· lake. a\•a1I :'llov 1 S525 . 2.1'.I J:J:I 77 15 o r 714·559·8735 eves llrangclrce Plun 4. I Cklrm t loft Adull:i. no pets. Pools, tennis $450 730· 1250, 542· 1fi09 LCICJU"O leoch 3848 ······•••·············· Beach µan, l adult. rrplc. $345 mcl ullls 4~·0611 494·6339 ~ ~Hi~ 3852 ..••.•..•.............. Lge 2 BR rnndo ne wl} re furbis hed. pool. adlt~ ~o µc'!tS S500 552·0012 aft 6 Mewporl lcoch 3869 .••..•••.•••.•.....•... Bike tu lht.' hear•h ' 2 Bd rm SJ85 i&IU I rl'l' Call \'11·ki t>Jl ·15511 NO Ft-:1-;; \µl & C'untlo rr ntals \'111.1 H1•nt .1b 675 4912 Bkr PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS • COUNTRY CLUB LIVING IN MEWPORT IEACH An adult community on the Back Ba> Spec tacula r Spa. 7 sw1mmm" pools, 8 lighted tennis court~. hike trails. put tmg green l~1 rhel1ir!.. ·1 and 2 bedroom~ apart mc11llt. and lll"' nhuUSC'!> from S-149 (I() i>('r m onth On .f ambtlrl'(' t\l ~<tn Joaq wn lhlb !toad 1714 lf..W "1900 Balboa Ocean front 2 f:lr 2 Ba Yeaflv orJllllifiter Unfurn or furn1 ~ed ~ Ask for Connie 646-872:1. 67~'2000 A_gt_. ---- 3 Hr, 2 b;;i, f v, 11 w, palto. S6.'>ll mo Adults. no peh 1\gt. 673-!J)l)O VEllSAILLE H AS JT ALI.' Spac 2tlr. 1-1.b;., frpl<" New npt s. drape!>. & µumt 5650 ~5-3060. 2 Rr _2 Ba Versailles 2 blks Hoag Hosp 16 & o ld e r 968 22!>i o r 963·0!!67 SMJO l Hr Channel Uµlx Ulsl.s slo\ e :-.Or ui·l·Jn S,t!l molt~ arlull '\i, 1wt llork avJll l9l2 Ht' t'I 2hr, 2ha Wt...,ll'l1H pool I rpk ddUlh, 110 tu•I • S-115 ffill &.\5 1):\1)~ :'\t.'14 2hr upper I rplt , t.utll. 1n:-. 2 l'dr garu~I:' ldrj . S6.S() mo. !11, 11,t h St tit15 i5i3 A~. 3 hr. :! ha, loWl'I' frplc cJ w . pa t111 S5!Jj m •J m:.ctun· prl'f t.~S ;:,;-3 ,\~ent 3876 ······•·······•········ Seaside Splendor! S330 Elegant 2Br \!>226) fee RENTIMES 631-4555 ~to"e m Loda' S325·SJ.5 I & 2 Bdrm V.\1Jk to bearh :-.lire & dean <\98-61Ki 11r .. ~ 100:1 3 8 1 2 '11~ '! · h.,li on1o .. , r r p I c o c 1• a n \ 1 r v. S575 mo SIHi 01 11 ifl8 4541 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOU MT AIN VIEW VIUAS TEMelSCLUI :"lear Palm Spnngs 1·2 & J bedroom villas .a.vaila. ble Weekly. monthly and annually i lighted tenms t·oun s <:lose to Ha nl'ho ~irage 's R~tauranl Row ,\genl. 1714 I 328"&()97 '(;ALJFOH:'lll1\" C•mllom1mum l{entab 1.u,,.u11 Uondomm1um,,, C.ompltleh i''um1,hed C•1unll} l'luh~ll tnA 1;01( Tenm:. i\vasl ..itJle ar S!Jt:1 IJI Hole' tnr uur Chem:. onh Wt't'ld) Mrmthh .. ml W1•1•k,.nd Ht!nt<1I-. (\di lil1 13~1!9ll <' \Tll ED HAL CANYON C<W:-.l'THY <1.L'B :J.I :it.": (.;<llh1 <tlrol Ca0\r1n OnvC' Palm Spnn~!> 1 'allforrua 92262 Oe!>trt !Wsort Realt) Palm Sprin1s Famous '.'t iss 1o n H ills CC , beauLJrul 2 story tennis v1 Ila on I ake & i.tolf coursf' Lge top d N·k Wllh \ IC"' S ftt4 56117 Sv <;hi ire l.Jkl· T Jhoe s ips 6. :.! Br house. park 1ng Wk l) or wknds 549·3710 LAKE ARROWH EAD COU ~TRY CLU H f3t.a('hfront. deluxe, con· Ol·can new Penthouse. 2 b Br 2 Ua Sec S700 mo do New. 2br. 2 a , S625. VILLA 3 Br .Jba S250 wk . $40(1 W )I hOJtd3 )' S950 mo or $750. mo on lse.,644·5l50 6"'4·°'152 l::ves It!~ 213·332 2024 __ NEW DECOR 3Br , frplc. gar. 2 blks $675 mo y rl y 2Ba. bch No pels /k1ds. 645· 1_682 __ _ Bay Front s uper lar~e condo, 2bdrm. 2ba. sec bldg. boat rtock avail. adu l t s. n o p et s Owner 1agt $1250 mo 675·0105. lBr.' 3.1rd St Crpts. patio, stove refrig. Adults only. no pets Refs S375 /rno 646-7662 Versailles. Dix 2Br. 2ba. frplc. ocn & bay view. S695. All amenities eves 644.4596 J.2· 1, yearly rentals. Call for details 673·6210. 673-2493 after 5pm. $ti95. 3 Br. 2 Ra. Apt. All built-ins, enclsd garage, washe r /dryer hook-up. Blocks to beach. Adults only. TSL Mgmt. 642· 1603 ---- :!bdrm. adu.llS. no pet:-;, s:ns mo 498·2757 art er 5pm Sml JUGR c•1tnMo 3818 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo 2 Br 11,, Ba :-."'w carpels . drapes. paml. $4i5. 492·6700. 492·2796 New lbdnn. $350. incl gas & water Pool. no pets lst & last mo + $50 cleaning dep. 493 9496 -...--.- 1.ge Big Bear Cabin puol tble. color TV 2 frplcs. Sips 14, 7141545·6916 R...t-'stoS..... 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving? Avoid deposits & c ul liv•ni expenses' Profe ss io nally s ince 1971. HOUSIMATES 832·•134 c a l l arte r Gp m n r The Roommate You're weekends Look.mg For Is Looking For You ! SSO fee for peo· 3190 pie with home to share ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3S for those loo« mg. Beautiful 2Br Retreat W /gar S350 (9885) fee RBmMIS 631-4555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aoo lwo:s comrany a roommate search agy. 752.9475 Laguna Bch. TOW resid Se-..:-1 fiU..e Xtra br avail. shr ram 411WftlU 1111!5 rm ilvg rm, kit. $235 New 11&2 bdrm luxur y w1util. Pref. mature non· adult apu in 14 plans smoke. 830-5330 d ys. VILLA IALIOA from 1415. 2 bdrm from 494-S613ev. N L 28 C d ~ + pools, tennis. Apt •o Shr ..,.,."/mo. Call ew uxury r on o. waterfalls. ponds! Gas ~ •"" Fu II Security under-for cooking & heat mg Clyde 675-7063 after 7pm . ground parking, Cagney paid. From San Diego CdM Lane, $77S/mo. 675-3007. Frwy drive North on Beach to McFadden lhen Roommate needed 10/1 to EA.5TBLUFF 1 br. sgl. West on McFadden to shr 4 Br house. NB. Steps adult, no pets S4~ mo. Se aw i nd vi 11 age . to beach. SIM. 1st Ir last. 644.4767 • <?14)883-5198. 631-3574 Prof female 1n 20's to share 3br apt on Balboa Isl. S175tmo. + utl Avail 10115 thru Nov I. Paula ~~.675-6562, f'emale lookmg for M /F roommate. Z7 35. approx Si2(X).. S250 I rm + i,;, u l il. ~ust be neal. respon & prefer non-smoker Ann: , 751 987 9 or 953-5435 CM, over 2.5, clean a. reha- hle, $185 mo + '"l utils 645-7622 Karenanne Resp rmt. Dana P. ocn views , decks. frpl, ms tr bd. S2'75 + util. 661·9656 keeptrymg h m rmmle to shr 4br ~" ~•Ja . •J<'n front in Npt '' 2 male & Hem $250 + ultl \'rl! L.se Frplc , 1;.1r S R. W 0613·4742 W.1nt11d , R~spon s 1 ble ~t pref, to shr lg casual II. B hme 847-9255 Female s tudent needs same to s hr bt h hse S238 j-Ulll IW&-1~ -- Gcroqes forltftlt 4350 ....................... 1ox20· Gar. Storagt-onl). Costa Mesa '40/mo. Call l·Spm.~120. STORAGE GARAGE· 1.30 Magnolla , CM SSO/mo. 675-7696 or631-6723 1-: ·side C M single. sec. !>wtable (or sto rage. l at S45 mo, I dt S50 mo, 1st & last m> req 646-07°'1 e\·es & wkends. 5'15·6010 weekdys. OHiceRentd 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH (OU\~' Wf'•trl 11 fl• .. ~ 11•<1 uv ,.., A•f" Call Mr How ard 645 6101 1617 Westcliff. N.B. Wa nt fmancial mst. 70005.f. tst noor Agent 541 ·5032. UDOSHt,VAID AREA- New A/Coffi ces l · 661Sq f\. 1·1260sq rt. 1·19Msq ft. 1 21640sq fl Lido Mgmt Co. 97~:1733 for app 't. OFFICE S'ACE S m a II pri vale o ffices near O.C. Airport. Rent on month-monlh basis. 833-8111 or833·82«. Mon· f)oi , 9_·S-p_m_. ____ _ Plaaa bKllH••W .. 1 2 l rvine locations~ "There is a dlfferenre. ·• DIZMichelion Dr .. Ufa 2021 Business Cntr•213 714· 752.0234 Entertablen Delighl ! Eletant 3Br bocDe '550 Brick frpk (54tl) tee Edinter '47 ·S4'1 $500. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. Block lo beach. N ice location. close to all. Patio /b alcony . TSL Mgmt. 642-1903. 2bdr~. aduJLs over40.135<>/mo. only 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Fireplace. Garaae. MSO/mo. E. Bluff. 2 br. ~·'J ba. Oceanfront for Winter Male Female s hare 3 Br. frplc, 2 car encl gar . Rentals. Furnished & un Townhouse. Non smoker, 1625/mo. 64().5296 fu.rn . .Broker. 675-4912. neat. referrences. Btwn Office Newport Bearh Sec'y & Tel. Ser v. Avail ..mMIS ·Hl-4115 1 Bdrm. ""m. Apt. Adults S4IJ . .s1a. wwe • 11_. 3Jtl only. No pets. Call ......... •••••••• ..... • _-. __ 21'7_S_. ------·1 Elegant 2 bdrm. 2 balh. S:Us-1 bdrm dplx. smgle I br. 2"' be, Miil toe. 1U' A-....&...... 3744 d.ilUn• rm, f/p,bay view. non·amoker prev ref req ' ' pool .... ..._ .. 954 w. 17th.. S48·~ ~Ok. i aec. fate, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ms. Agl. 64().Jl30. ..-.ms. ~l :.~ Newly fwniabed Condo. 1 Outside room ~ bath, 2 Br.~· Slove. ref"'e. ti•: -.. "' c ~. Br + olc <or 2nd Brl. l pool. Quiet adults. no ...... Ba . Sunny deck on refrl1. no kit .• q uiet pets . 423 W Bay C II Ilk 1tream , AC, dshwt hr, penoo only, S195 + lat• :>41.9516. UJ:iJ ... , 3421 carport, pool, tennis, etc. last + 175. Call #343, .......... ••••••••••••• 1161 mo. year•·Y lie. 642-4300. 34 hrs lBr apt. New Cpl drapes. H U N T l N G T O N Adult, no pe\a. A vaU. C.oay l Br ApL Frplc. pool, stove • ref rig. Top Work ts ... _,. .. , --'--a· Ollt. Lllh. Ml-CMl.2. l _. Ir Re nl1J Ref's only! _..uvvn ...... -"""' l cmp oyo:u person. no U.. •t:tu v1ew, beaut L.efllle...... 3741 1moker or pet. 1475' mo. IZSO/mo.84.2,,..JOOad U31l n9W lbdrm. #75. I ba, ..... •••••••••••••• .. •• lal., la1t.. dep ., ret'1. 2bdrm, lba, new cri>ts. llA .... , ~· ":· No Ol!e_,,_ I 84nn. 2 Ba. ~. drpe, llle. patio, palnl. l!ll. IU•I 4·11 1 or _..-. Multa. no peta. H1.11e rncd yrd, pets/kids bl•-· ~...... 2 81\,'So. o( Hwy, t625. OK . 1 450 /M O. 1779 Pool. Available~. Ollta .... I U M Ba, Mew,........ 176f TU.-; -llfl Wettmlnlter, 18, Open ........ wtt1a pado, 2 ••••• .. -••••••••••• Sat /Sun. t -5. 14 .. •M&. ear ••r••• • n d Winter ...... : 1 Bt". 2 Br. rt.replace. carpet.. UMON. ftr11'Me Mttl\I only ...uo. ,.,.... . .,. mo. atove. balcony view , E ••·CNdk ~ Utill. ~ llrd . ....._,no,....tlOO.m a It 1 • m-w a. ()pea..._ .. ,... ......,.. Ave. ffa.llltM. --------·• .. ,__. 0,.IN. I~ • Trade your old 1turr ror new 1oodles with a Clu1lrled ad. 6'2-5678 Call 963-2200 21-30 years $175 mo. + •,; New condo, J 4r 2 bdrms, 2 BR I Ba, !pie. utll Inc Id. aoo-4000 Lt.ils. Near OCC. 54.5-3354 . mn-9850. Adults only. no Gar. $495. l bl\ to ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet.a, pool, j1c, tennis. 210 411\l St. 642-~15 On Newport Beach. Beach Fem. 25-35 to shr 5 br etc.846-18211. -UX--U-R_l_OU_S __ .._B_R_C_O_N_1 Ho t el room· s m a ll house, Balboa Is , w /2 ---------L 4 · kitchen. 2306 W. Ocean· others. S200 winter , S300 2 Bdrm. t c,.<, Ba Condo. DO!! Newport Crest; fronl. GllO •up+ S280 s ummer . $400 d e p $450. Adults, no pets. Call spacious family home sec 6 depo1lt. 673-4154. Sharon. 833-933l wkdys. 964·"566 or 973.29?1 Alf\. wl\h view!! Tennis, pool. no fee. etc. One yr lse. MO. Tom Hunt Bch house. 3 Br. 2 Xtra lrg hom e to s hr Ra i 11 e y. s 4 9 . 9 96 l ; ea. 4 biles from beach. W/StudenlS. 2 Br avail Nice2bdnn, l \.;ba twnhse 548·271' 1225 + $100dep. Alt SPM. Nr occ. Bob Barrett style apt. Pool, 1ar, 1----------1 980-3'94 673-4007aft6 16 dr y • n e w c r p t , Yearly, near beach, 2 br. ------------------ $415 /m o . 960·5043. garaae. ref's req'd. No Room In large ho use. Non-s m oker. fema le to 1.-.o:tSO. peltl. llSOOmo. 84&-5800 Frplc, Lae yard. l m l to share 3bdrm E. s ide $475. Lar1e chee ry 2 We1tcUff area, 1 Br. pool, bdrm. 2 b1. Clote to adult only, no pets. .OCC. SLM + "'• utll. f em . C.M twnhlle Pets OK. pref. 957·38M l200 Incl utll. 831-2744. ocean. Nopcta. 833-330'7 1_84M37 __ s ______ 1 Empt. rnan 35-45, kit. Shan a"°'* v, blk from prlv, $175/m>. Cell od Ocean. CdM, M/F, non· lBr, 1 Ba. Bit lna. patio. frplc, no peta. lmlle beach. Sl50. A1k for J,.aVoane. 114/14f.4755 eoveaaftepm. - IMS. 2bdrm, Zba, lwi Con· •MZ.142-GJO, a. hrs. s m o k c r . t 2 e 0 I m o do. aardeft, porch. park· 875-41199 <9 3P , \na. clubhouae • all Pvt enl • balh tor quiet am-m amen.Illes. Xlnt complex. empl rem. Ute codlln1. 2 BDRM Garden Apt lo HarTy: 21.J.D.1701. of. nf1. lltf m o . C M. share. Mm·Sn>ller Call fl~: IU.m-t400. .....,. J. Sierra55'7-491 Reasonable f>45.2666 Pre11l111ou11 Newport 'Beach office to share , SlOO/mo. 673-7585 M.wport,,... .. RefTALS Approx. 5SO sq. rt. S350 mo. inc luding utilities ~Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, See Man11er. D> Newport Center Or. P rime location with ocean view. 1572 s /f. SI 50 rt. Call M0-5357, ask for Bjom A.paar. 1\8\ Prime comer toe. Up to 4 . .500 IQ. ft. f\111 serVice, m oder n . glass bldg. 648-6303 Office/Whle, 300~ n. of· nee. 1eoo sq. n. wuc. Xlnt Sky Park. Irvine loutlon. ~a.a • ~·----_..,._..,..~. . .... . ·-.. -...._ ..... ......_ . .......................... ..._ ........................... -...--.... .,. •• ~~~,/_It.~~ v J ·. ·t I I I --~ ~.,...---------,..-_-·-== . -..... ~ "--· _ __;; " -- " --~ ~....__,---------~~---=--~ M-1day. Octobef 1, 1990 OHLYALOT IJCI .; ~ "I , f1.ll > ..._~ ~~ 1 "I~ '1 P • , -~ .............. ~ ... ~ ..... y~, • ' '•• c..,.tS..... • ..... ; ··········•············ ............................................. . • ... nlll1 H_c_, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ..... ,.,.,.,_, P.O. lex 1...t• y,.._ Ser¥ke c:... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. •c1,aif1dwe Slaarnpoo 6 atMm dean ELECT'RJt:lAN P11l'l!d VARD WORK, clean upli , liaubng ~load! Call BdlfJManlyn'aCleanmg, .o..ft.•--act PvtPO&lBoxSerV\ce TREE OE SIGN ; . . 111.'M.. r ' CcMor-bnpumn: whl "''" ,, .. HlllOale on "run inc. •pnnkler '" l>av1d alter3pm al Palnhnf. Carpentry Co .._ .. _...rv "l'Uf:' Uo•L ROOM h 0 I CcntraJAtl&PW\ctur~ l'llUlOmUIWeat'h.Ckan Laretor1m11lljob9 II h II rt f II ·.· PAJNTINGCOMPANV '"c.~ .24 r rnamenta pruning. • Cbruc • Uv, dlnrm, halJSU Av1 l..jr •D72M 87303.S» •la I repiur. n n" S4.S8046 ~~~. •~_!!!.c!1als _,_.~~~ ~·--rv-C-~_..~\.f;~~-iu~i7f, ~...,.1s,...-...,.m,,_..._._.-----~Mt 9' •. f'OW'h II~,...,_,,-~ -~~ .. ~~C~.· Tial.Wng, y1u~l cle"""":. .. ,n ... ~....,u"'pe-! .....,.... --Paintin1 Excellence tWO--O:WOor644-4481 lhinnmg. removal. gen t I .I .._.,,._ • Gur tbm ~ ndur EI e cl r • c I 11 n L I,. Ha.ndyman,OOS. Jdf. Lmdlc... ~01 loofMg ~ean-up 644>-1845 --.. Cpl,.....,, lS 1n upr •2J3I08 l:!O Sm Juba, G1Mr .. s.rYicet ~9461 ................. •••••• u•••••u••••••••••un Tree trimming. clean· -······················ l>n\f'Wa),. ru111n1 lot • ~airs Seakuattna A phalt tHfi d11 Llc'd .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• liaby11ltt1n1. m> t\\)me rlC!ar Vl~oria, l \ r 6 up C M ll43·l«l &by1l\t1n1. It\)' l\unw. Co•l• Mesa Newport area Kath,\.~ Do •art CD~ Relt IDJllAttrWM'l' " n!Jlll1 r11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Fall. winter floudana, Papering by Le Papier h II c-IL..,... "---~ .. ,113.SO/rt aU rms na"'"'rs Repair & Reroof All ups . au ng ma1n -Sll.()l0l -~ 1-:Al)l'ntnced •di nwrket· .____.., trashy plants? J oy's Exp lO/lS/80. 536-~ t y pes-sh1ngles-roc k tenance Anue 548-8414 RT·st A.Rr•L-r-1,,1 ... 11 ,, ma e1te•'Ull"" w 1 media ••••••••••••••••••••••• Amaiin1 Lo11ndscaping. -• shakes compo·tar Free .\ ..,~ .. vtC'"".,,, .... nrian. ~ma Jou•. Hpeirlenc·c will cre11te WantaREALLYCLEAN Spring, flourishing • .....,.1 p.-..a.... est.S41·58.10Fin.Avail. Tutoriftg ........ "" hit Jo b1' ll n Y t 1 m ti ' t.irtnt ad11 , market Ill&/ fl~)USE? Call Glngham )'ardl. 536-31Wl8 ...,... _.,_., --••••••••••••••••••••••• AltAM6Sb&J't'n'y, llt'COM,6ll\IW't\d Wotll !116lrt1letten,r11d1os[Jl~I. Girl Fteet!lll.645-5123 536-4111 REPAJR:alltypes.IOyrs rutor To•tt·S11• & Wurkrm 0dt•nt~ 8:11 8"10 newalett"'"· broehu . ------ -Landscaping, tree tnm. --exp. aU work guar Fr lob's lnatallat1on, rt'l)11ir11 ........ ~ und p R Call 1175·12JO Housecleaning + plus mlng, spnnkler repairs •Painting Int/ext, reas ests. Jack. Mft.1053 Math, Re"ding, Science. 11tum l'IC"•nlnit. 1a.l1.10 up ...,, what" Call Suds ·n Stuff &design. 673·3910eves. rates, prompt neat serv. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H....... f and workman s hip BE'ITERBUILTROOF Music, Spanish, Study hot Sl'rvlng Uran11r Y. 1 ..._ 11 mvfJS& ordelails842-01184 ... M th d p S h 1 Count>· 111 vr• l'llll ·•P .um ... r ell n•titor, .......................••DN""Y guaranteed.557-6932 All types, hot comp tile, e o s . .re· c oo · .,.,,1,,. 631 ~7 furmu t'Uf1lr1tctor l'tAll llo 25 , Cedar Crpt & uphol cln, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -shake, lied bonded Ins. College. Cahf. Creden· -..,, forr.ie11onrt!10~11ll1&I& • rneim,rv~::'ntOe yrs stm, scotchgrd, prof fir Brickwork. small jobs. Inter/Exler Painting. Freeest.Call960·&'17S _ 1t1emals 00 64n.s5-5176/548·9S70af- Wt' Care~ <'IC'&nc-r !> l'Onlrrw-r1•111l ··11Akr 11Us " t!ltef: enc g pen-wax Reas 838·5543. Newpo11., Costa Mesa & Fast, efficient. 10 yrs . • ,_ .. 1 ,_ ~489(1 ..,...... "cla le 631 ...,. 751-895L lrY1I1e. 675-3175 eves. exp. Rock bottom prices s.r*'="--TypilMJ .r_....1 c-a112• Slam e ... ILI\ • up u1.,. ,, -·-"'ll _. .. ce -r-, W··.... "' .. JACK Ot ' ALL TRADfo.:S ----Greg, 97~9621. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... u.ar aruc-an••unt Fa.c"'9 Hun\e rep1urs. s mall HOBIN 'S HO US E · Brick & block work, free Sand & water blaslinR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.'\JSTOM lNTERlOK 1&n1t ~JTUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• c E estimat-P~/Cl-.a fast accurate typing on J ...... Tvl£r, "~"1.c• L ANlNG SERVICE """ _.,,"""'J _..,.. Xlnl Aleanups lo r at0 s t:ARPE.NTRY C*C Custom wootHenc·es at r1:1 """ ~" ....,,. .. ...., F ..,_...,.,"h I Eves.960-4292 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ' ". IBM Correct /Selertric. By Jay &U 8*)W ••••••••~•••••••••••• patrs Kelly, 1>40 4090 , lfllndyman ~e p_a_i -rs-. hs':°s!.-~.._ ly c ean --Painting, immed. service, 67~·5'9!M.2ll/S92·390l -ottwr secretarial work. AU types rem><khnte. re pa.irs. tote 2nd genera Uun. 17 yrs ln are» hc-'d Mr Palumbo 962 8314 Exp woman tu ciare for ow-rh1ld in my CM home w 'TLC UPM, lu.nr hes. IMti yard, 641 .50tJ I Ken,676 7137 carpentry, plumbing, ----· Mo•ittc) low rates . working Soclal s...Ylces business letters, re- G•dt-MnlJ electrical. IJght hauling, Dependable lady \o clean •u•••••••••••••••••••• Matenals guaranteed, 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67s'!'.'11230es. etc. Karen ••••••••••••••••••••••• E:T<: Balboa P e n · y o ur ho me . exp'd , Moving'> The Starving yrsarea.848-5684 PROBLEMS -Need to ~ runsu!a 675'~14____ 646-900ln St-0383 College Students have talk? Free counseling Window Ct-'-- Babys1t11ng. in f:anb 1.1n CJp. YIC ff.arbor Blvd & Wilson. 6'2-6072 B. Witson fr Sons, pauos: rm add, relQ>del. pl1tns. Fr~ est. 30 yrs exp L1r 7487 Bonded 846-17to S411.fWU, co ....... -------::.:.:.z.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM CABINETS It HOME REPAIR t INT /EXT . C HAR RENOVATING. 645-3749 Carpentry-int/ext Any size job. estimal~ Call llike. 642-7S90. SptraJ wooden staircase. AJJ wood. Custom made by master craftsman. 548-14" SELL idle Items with a D:11ly Pilot Class1f1ed Ad. -- MONEY PIOIUMS7 We will help, throueh professional financial planning. Pri vale, con- f i denti a I. s uccessful. 714·846-5515 CAIEH CO...S&JNG Do you have career con (usion? If so let us help. We have one of the most promiaing methods seen in ~CMeer developemnt. Call us for details at t714) 557-7372 Cla••/H~ Lawn Servi c e , Landscape Free t:s L 6'2-9907 •VHY LOW PllCES • On landscape ma10 tenanre. Free estimates. 21 yr experienre George 549-2015. Gardening/ Landscap111g Tree~i mming & Removal. Major Clean Up Free Es t Inex- pensive 752-1349 Lawn maintenance. We specialize in apt, condos & comm Free es t 548-2489 aft 6 P.M WANT ACTI ON? Classifetl Ads 642-Sii7R Office aa.td 4400 ...._trial a.tat 4500 Mong1~ Tnat ••• ... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deicli' SOJS KOU.Cena NEWPORT Elegant aecutive suites in presti1e location. With complete support services . FIRST MON'Ilf FREE. 7141851-0681 UIOO sq. tt.. 2 Front offices. 2 Bat.ha. Laree rear shop area & door. $495 mo. 1T15 Whittier Ave. C.M. M0-9352 Days. 64&-0681 Eves. FOR LEASE KOILIRVINE INDUS. Ideal location for At-CONDO • •••••••••••••••••••••• Sattlw Mf9, Co. All types ol. real estate inves(ments sin« 1949. SpecWmgla ZMIT'Ds 642-2171 54S.06 I I. ~forT.O's.. Adl'erican Mte. Bkr 953-tl41 &onaey. Real &late, or 8200 sq fl w/2,075 ofc Entrepreneur. Office space, nr OC Airport. Wi~hu m>ney for 2nd now available • lar"e $1.JO,. 220, 3 phase elec. T.D. No credit check, no -..__,,...--grown L1 r Tl24-436. P'lolter/Repair AB C HELP L 11::'1 E ••••••••••::;:-::?•••••• Same good ser v. 641·8427 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2222.. "'Let The Sunshine In" Fine housekeeper. rook. drive, sec retary, J languages. Responsible Needs wort. 494-0255. H .. ng ·~··················· Hibling & Dump Jobs Ask for Randy 549-Uill H.auJ.move·clean·up. Con- crete removal Dump tru \:k , qui c k serv 642 76311 2 Young Men W tresponsibilities. have r\~T •1WD Truck. Yard & Tree maint. equip Can do an y thing ! Ca ll S48·tB20 • HAlJLlNG &CLEANING Tr-trim &-painting- or ? · Ray 964·4276 Want t\d Help" Exp 'd . Depend Articulate. Windows Xtra-SS 1hr. S4S·2i l3 Deborah Dependable, own trans, homes/offires. this area 846.8956 Neal, fast , competent Amer lady, houseclean ing service SS.SO hr. Eves 548.().15.1 Get-GR-E E.'N cash (or WHITE elephants with aClass1fled Ad Call 642 5678 Slurco & Plaster Patt h, Tile Call Sonshme Window no job loo sm . quick & Cl d clean 645-4203, 645-4199 ••••••••••••••• ••• • • ••• eaning, Lt . 548..sssJ PaitttilMJ/P.,;ftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAJNTING Hwil .. Oft leach Have something you wanl Tit. Co. lo sell? Classified ads do Expr'd. Re:is Rates Neatpalches&texlures Free Est. Call Gene Frff Est. 193-1439 552.0458 Dave's Painting. serving area 9 yrs. most reas. Insured. he'd. 586·8425 Fine eJCt/mt painting by Richard Sinor St lk. ins. Try me 836-5555. 24 hrs Painting & Papenng Prof work Frtt est. Rsnbl Steve 547 4281 ---- Want Ad Results &12 .m78 - •Patch PtasteriftCJ • All Types 538·7113 Plastering & Resturco! Special Textures. Free ~l. 494-6262 -------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• New construcllon. re· model. l'epipe-Sfab leaks. electron ically located & r epaired. drams cleared. Top Hat. 636-2030 Let us upgrade that it well -Call NOW. shower, tub. drain board ~·5678. or entry way Ce"ramll' tile improves appear & value of any hnme vr comm bldg at a rcas cost Free est & su.iges tions. <7141842-3020 f o r Qualit y Tile & Masonry Work al the ~J meispcnstve. pnc(lj\ around. 675-4394 Ceramic Tile installed anywhere. Small jobs welcome 960-92169 For Ad Action Call a..,._ Daily Pilot -AO-VISOR- 642-5678 Lott&Found 5300 ftenonah 5150 HetpWanted 71 00 H.lpWa11ted 7100 ..... Wmt.d 7100 H.-,w ... t.ct 7100 ..•••••...•..................•...........•.... ·······•··•·••····•·•·· ·•····················· •••...•......••.•..•..•..................•..•. Found: Young male lnsh FOXY LADY ADMfHISTllATIVE Babysitter wanted. 3 ar-IOOIO(EIPY F/C CASHIY Seller, vie MacArthur & * * ASSISTANT ternoons wk. 2 school· Part lime. exp tn pro· f\JI\ lime. Over 21. Com- Mam. S.A. 754-C»18 eves. OUTCALLONl.Y Fast-paced Newport i age children. Car pre· perty mgmt & othe r ~an~ benefits. We train. * 972.1131 * Irvine investment firm ferred. Befs.496·1445. small businesses Con· ETRO CAR WASH, Found: Siamese cat, vie. offers career opportunity --tract acct.s. Call Diane, 2950Harbor. C.M. Valley View & Lampson. ror individual wt"th wlnl BABVSITI'ER WANTED 536-2032 A f Inf t Tu w-' •· ----CASH! ER/Houseware 1182·8831 MASSAGEllOW/AD skills & sound pro -or an es. (."U, "' Th rs 8 30 6 30 Bookltee""'r w /computer Sales. Apply in person. MYSTICMASSAGE fessional experience. u · : am-: pm ..-• Foundorlostapel? Call ua. We're the Pet Pals. (714) 739-2988. l...oel or found a pet? Call Anl mal Assis'tance Leaiue. s:n ·2273, No fee. 556-t656Santa Ana Maturity & corporate my home $3.00 /br exp., approx 25 hrs pr Rion Hardware. 1024 backaround helpful. 675-5725 wk , No . Laguna . Irvine lWestcliff Plaza) FIRST LADY l:scort. Modah. P..tyD..cen. Xlnl. salary & fringe _Ba_nll_in_g_______ l · 771·2390 _N_B_. -------- benefits. Ca ll Gail : -----AL------CIVILENGINEER 752-0070 TELLER , 1o-11per · XI · · Public Accountin1 ex-Callf. Reg., sub-div. ex· nt. opportunaly in · h l f I c II per required .. Mobile led Rece ti • Asktna sor: sq ft., gross J pnlty. for actl'on call. 1 p~ p on area yrs. Call Huch atM0-7923 AGT67J.73Uanytime SCWRETS with stora1e and 3 Mon·Ftl private offices in ----·-----~ * 972-1345 * MC & VISA Accepted Advertisilg s.s growing S&L. FuU time penence e P u · a ... d · d i bl poaiUonoffenvaried~-between 9am·llam para es11n es ra e.o UviUes In Teller as well 1146--135.S We are looktn1 for a as New Accounts. Ex· ----------• Partner· quality penoa. perlence desired. Call IOOICIC_... Resume lo: P .O.Box beautifully maintained 750 sq. ft . w/ofc, whse, • H•C:t•llh/ AW'tWlrH full service building . restrm. SMC>/ mo. Utils PersH•/ Wl IUI~ (Comer Weslcliff Or. & pd.C.M.67s..6251 •• ~·.~.~•••••••• ~:!~-~;:.!'_=- COVER GIRL •OUTCAU• ~0778 MC/VISA Lee: 754-l80l. Newport/Irvine stock 2176. Hunt. Bch. Ca. OranaeCoastSavings brokerage firm has im· 92647. mediate openine in ac· 1700AdamsC.M. counting dept. for ex· Clerical Irvine, Newport Beach). Starop 4550 A•aimca•lllh 5100 MOVED ... : ~~1i ~elissa 645-610.l ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••.-•••••••• It 's tO.U g h find ing Storage Space. Newport yoursel! living in a more MERCEDEZ ,.~,ESCORTS• 972-9599 24Has: 'Ille Daily Pilot has an Immediate opening for a sales person with newspaper display ad· ve rt1sing experience Good salar y , com · rruss1ons & excellent fr. inae beneflta. Excellent IJ'OWth ~un.ltiea for a penon with career am· bitions. CaJI for appoint· ment,ta-an,ext.m Banking E.O.E. ~encecl delall-0rienled individual Xlnt salary & fnnge benefits Call JOISHARIHG Two permanent part time clen caJ positions in dynamic loan brokera1e company In Newport Beach. 1'Ylliaa accuracy aad attenUOa tOdetaU •· aenUaJ. Call for deUUs. Ms. Heap, eto-8'50 Beach. 2306 W. Ocean-Ken, the mechanic from expensive apartment, tn.t l'D-41S4 Whitman'• Gara1e. especially when you ha· OOSTA ll&SA. ORANGE . . CDM UI aow 1 blk down vea'l MOVED. PlNANC AL ..... W .... 4600 the streel at Ken'• COAST I ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Fem Mix Dobie CENTER· surn:e MobileStatklo,CDM Pu 2MSMeuVerdeDr. E. Wanted \n c.o.ta Mesa or p, 811ehardtAdams. -mo. lnddl Recep-Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR. _m. __ n_1_s _____ _ ti-'·t and .... •ut·-., __ house preferred. 3 C.Pool llSO F d b' .. •--h·te • ....... ' ...... 1-· ~ Adults. Xlnt references. ••••••••••••••••••••••• oun : .ac... • -1 9-S or call ll5'7-1Ut. 6 7 3 . 5 7 O 1 E v e s . Ir Need a ride to OA meet-small M doe. Ogle & San· J.E. Dun,er Attorney weekends, lne. Mon. lOam 00 Heil 6 la Ana Av. 64&-6813 .· Buainessman .0 &'l" 215 to meet slender atlrac· live woman to 33. Go ahead · call! Let's lalk. 972-1850 ~~ 330W. Bily St, C.M. Equal Opportun.lty EmpJoyer M/F/H VDANAPT2To8~m WANTED: Garage for R.B.981).229. Found Leather type -• Ofc &Comml "'2 pnce light storage. CM /NB 1-a & .:-.-t 5300 jacket. Vic. Santa Ana FtomS245am.9'75-1120 area. Contact Judy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.CostaMesa.5t8-80lS. • •••••••••••••••••••••• .. . 250 sq. ft. grnd nr. utils pd. $165/mo. 779 W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom9SHllOO. 675-9490. Mon thru Fri. ---------•!Found: Black remale 8:30loS Pek1nese w ith white Domestic Work wanted. Mature woman. good re· ferences. No car. Can live·in. Prefer the beach area. 835-8190 -..... s,/IPHt/ Medical or omce suite for en-ce lease. Downtown Laguna ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• Beach. 6S6 sq ft ......... $623/rpo. Ample pvt. Opptrhmfty 5005 parking . Owner :••••••••••••••••••••••• 497·2351. For Sale By Owner, beaut Cd-M--De-l_ux_e _Su_Jt-e-s.-1500-Boutique by the sea in San Clemente. 500 sq ft. sq.fl. AC. ampl pkg •• UUI everything you need. just pd. 2855 E. Csl Hwy, open your door & start 67~ making imney. 492-2411 600 sq ft office. l yr lease. or 492·•1· S700 per mo. Newport Center. S67 San Nicolas. Ste 109. 644..eM ' PIZZA/SANDWICH~ & ITAUAN FOOD. Beer & Wine. Growinc business. Coe\a Mesa. Mary, Agt. .............. 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _640-__ 53S7 __ or_MG-__ 111_02 __ _ For store A: office space at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 s. F+. MESA VERDEbR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E, C.M. 54M123 NB/CM. up to 4700 sq.ft . avail at prime corner, 17th .tr Nwpl Blvd . frlS-8900 DANA PT2To8 Room Ofc&Comml ~price From 1245 mo . '15-1120 MOTIL/10 UHITS. San Luis Obispo. 1.25 acres, room to expand. Prime location. Money Maker. Prine. only. 640-5357 Smith-Meyer. Bkr. MaMytol.om 50JS ••••••••••••••••••••••• v"NEED v"MONEY • FOUND am ARE Fl£E l:all: 642-5671 FOUND: Blk Lab Male. Siberian Husky Fem, Schnauzer Mix.· Groomed Male. Small Tan Male Puppy . Newport Beach Animal Shelter 644·3656 Found: Gold fr~ bi· focals. bro ltbr case. Coast Hwy /S8th. 675·3200 Found : 9 /29 , area Fairview /Adams . blk/wht M. Dog. wht plastic hood. 557-9192 Found: 2 Germ. Shep .. lrg Fem w/puppy. Ftn Vly area. Dys/nls!MJ8..3268 . paws. Call 64&5721. ,.......... 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRE LAW student needs $25,000. Will do anything Legal. Conr1 dentlal DVM . P .O. Box 3242. N.B. 921663. M~SAGE Be pampered with a personal r e laxing massage by 12 of the pre- ttiest girls in Sout,hem California . J acuui, sauna etc. Open toam- 4am, 7 days a week. Vis· a/M.C. AUantis Health Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. 645-3433 Br· in1 this ad for your special gift. Professional Therapeutic massage. Lic'd. NB Appl only, Sleve548·2817 _ GrHtca.,..., Lost: Golden Rel. fem. ESCORTS N~r-.:egi.an girl. ~esl~es Apt. Assistant Manager live 10 sitter Po61llon. bte Trainees. Wiii train. hous~hold duties. pay Couples. Paper work & negotiable, 548-0786. maintenenace. 642·5073 HelpW..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMILY Accountant. Jr. Tu & Electrical/Mechanical bookkeeping, Laguna Exper. w/assembly <>f CPA office. P.O. Box ele~rica1 &_me.c.harucal #1134 LQUliT""'Beatn. equipment. Soldenng & 92652 light shop exper. Some lab work exper desira· Accounting ble. Good pay /bene(its. ,.,.... Clerti Growing co. in San Juan Minimum 2 yrs e•J> m Capo. 714~Aceounts Payable m a•--'--------- manufacturing environ-1•--------- ment. Duties incl joW11al ASSIST ANT entry. lite bookkeeping & MAMA~ acCOWlls payable. Skills Draper's Laeuna Hills must incl 10 Key by store. Must be ex· touch. Gd starting salary perienced in better fJ Co. benefits. Please women's ready-to-wear call Marge Mitchell at and sportswear. Apply m 714·548-1144. person to Manager Ma· MAIMCO ble Austin, 23621 MouJton MATBIALS. INC. Parkway Plaza or call 600 Victoria St. C.M. 7~ for appointment. E.0.E. old, thin, w/yellow col· a. Hrs. 641·0180 lar, vie. Coast Hwy & Cmh/Checb Accounting AUDfTOI Crown Valley Pkwy, Alftbp/MC/VIH SeniorAccoonting Clerk. The Southland Corpora· Sept. 28. Reward for any Growing food brokerage tion has an Immediate info. Day '49S-l360/eves firm seeks sharp in-openln1 for an Inventory 4119-3416 UTIUAMlllS dlvidual to perform auditor to perform b ..... . d t " pbr.lcal Inventories or Lost: 6 mo. old M oran1e ESCORTS ooaaeeping u ies . 7. LEVEN STORES. Minimum 2yrs exper. In tabby cat w/while feet, all major credit cards various accounting func· Ability to work with STORE SPACE ror lease. 750 tq. ft. AvaJI now. 1500 sq f\. avail. Oct \5th. Netotl•ble terms. Coast F.q&aties. 2U/Sll6-72Q'l. vie. Mesa Verde Or, CM. accepted tions, Including general fi1ures quickly 6 ac-CIDT MO reward. 953-G23 S3CM123 1_. .. er, cash, " accounts curately. Xlnt company ..,... benefits. Apply In Prime Harbor Blvd. C.M. 110' frontait 2000' bld1. auitable for car lot, 1'9&aarant, etc. 548-llM or175-2.21Jev~ PtlOIL8ie Found: Small rusty/tan •• payable. Familiarity persoa. br call. 1740 w. W& W1D..... fem wire ha terrier type SPRITUALREADlNGS with computerized LaVela, Oranee. CA . t7MHl/lll-l 145 dot. Red collar • flea lOem·lOpm. Fully Llc'd. system desirable. Xlnt. tm-013'7. --..Suy collar. Al90 sml blk kil· dZ-7298 or 492.9034. 18ll benefits. Pleasant work-•--.--... UT-OM4--0-'9_V_I __ """--. ten T___._ .. , p .. CM S C · R I s inl environment in • C.-..... &..-. ....-u.ue ara, . . ammo ea . an. Ne Ce f LOT~ U a~ 545-4.522 bef. 3:30 Or aft C\em, wporl Dler 0 fice. _..I Euro!)eaa SkJD Care A-~ .• .-er l:JO ,_ Non-i mo'ker preferred. Chevy dealer otren ful!· ~ Studio l.D Corona del Mar ., · LOVILY LAIMIS No a1endts. Aak for the time permanent pos1· :' .._ rm. for lie. Facial YOUCAM• Found Love Bird, areen. WITH PENTHOUSE Accounting Manager. t.iom to uaiat sales • LadJ or Elettrolyala. MmwnM A Vic. tountaln Valley. nGURES M>-5111. aervtcedewita-in interest· 175--. 540-2110ext.229. ISCOITSJMODll.S A .... 11~ ""'--.. iq, varied tub. Opp. AHi (kcal C"' ..-._.. "'"""' · nun for advancement. &ee WANT&D: -.-1q ft B FOUND: Wht. toy poodle. F:is~=looa machines in bank; en· W!'Slude. fGr amall allk ~ Vk. lah •Monrovia St., rs. code checb, balance HOWAIDC:ll•malet ..,_ ....... pn1. 2nd TD'S 01.a1..aen . *MASSA .. • transaction&. z yn cor. Dov••Quausu. -,,_ -.-·•-W '-' d S I I ' ..... Still typbla, ~-NEWPORT BEACH ~---"-REWARD $SS. Grey fr .. et•1•a, 4 P1~ a SIS l"'l• aptitude. _,/mo. .\.. >J_U ........ 41M ..UC•IATIS Whit:. m11le cat. 1'1\ yn '°•en DI• · vvm 'hh ad to nearest AutollechanlC'tlhelper, • • .... Id • -t I NP H.. per/hall hr. Hot Tub fJ -ployment ~ .... DOT D ...... Pt location. .............. ••••••••• a.VIP 0 · llAl9 n •·• Sa-.. lleYe'a Hair Hap-.. , ... :m.oio ""11" .. .. ~J::i\.c1:..0: ~~~~n ~';:'8~~W1t peniq.M&W :~1-~::~~ paid for ~utoltld.~ ,.,~ta1. u• _1ro11. •"--U. Li•11 ...... MAlenc1 ......... n -· W, IM a. C..11. Jl'OVND: Twrier Ory /bll ~ •• • Fam, lb•J:::d Mb ISCOITS l.oc*lDI for op talented Eal'A •· fUOt. Oft mon ......... -.,.,. llt=TD~=~n.: ~·~:.·~b/htt~r ~~ •f7~1621 :,!:1~:1t1i11a?~1~!"1~~ ~·v~Te!':,~ cim.. .... ,.... .,... 6 r-. ¥ale Newport 8Hcb Calllortntoarappt. rr. a.ne. paalUon, FIT. 3AJl-S:IOAll. Ro\ltes ... ,. V•ll 11. 111 Coat M•f· La1Ha AAUDIJ ............ •Wt.._= .... -• .,_ bave rel. COotac:t JVallablelDO»tallaa. ~9'. WaJ. C.M. .......... _ ·-Tia• limpla Way Ad· N~ Baacb, Santa ~. ttl'ml ,, • · wANtACnON? ~.,!!! U-1. IDb urtltlDI A1euy, Au. Call Hl-5421, " COftlll9rcial T ehr Teller needed lo work rulltime in our beautiful HUNTINGTON BEACH branch. Experienced S&.L 1'eller preferred: Cashier ex per may be a rreptable. Typing & customer serVlce skills necessary. Excellent compan)' benefits & working conditions. For interview. call Jerr Rollins, 846-3306 Southwest S&L 17001 Springda.le St. F,qual Oppty Employer Bartender Part time. Mull Lynch's, 311 Palm. Balboa Pen. 675-LSS6. IEAUTY Colleen O'Hara's New Salon Opening Oct. Jst. Westcliff Plaza. Npt Bch, Space Avail. Call 646-1345 Beauty Operator , manicurist, pedicurist . lo work in friendly salon. Hrs. flex. Rent or com· mi.Sa ion. 557 -2234. BINDERY OPERATOR Set up & run small folder, stitcher, drill. shrink wrap, cutter & do handwork in an expand· inf med. siu production shop. Some exper. req'd. Insurance & oth e r benefits. trvioe loc. Call J im: 8: 30·5, Mon· Fri. f19-1134. Gall: 752-0070. lkldtkeeper Mature penon to ta.ndle all variety of duties throu1h trial balance. Minimum Syn. work H · per. phas t...y dlversified duties. Require depend•· ble & efficient self· starter. Fast & accurate typine required. Non- smoker. xlnt. salary & benefits. Mission Viejo area. Mrs. Pa r el Ii : 581·3830. l()()t(KIEEPH-f /C Npt. Bch. investment firm has opening, per ex· pans1on, for F /C rom · mission bkpr-d etail oriented per so n ~ computer knowledge a must-s killful on phones & in P R. work. maturity nee. CalJ 640-0123 CLERICAL A1,-rea1ive bi·lingua.I (Japanese pre· f'd> needed in import/ex· port co. Call; 642. 70'3 Clerical/Gir l Friday needed by publishing co. Lt typ, seU-molivator. 979-Ja. CLERICAL Register today for local temporary assignments. 557-0045 en-Lin:. ~~~~~~~~~~' !(MP011Al1V PERSONNll SEllVICES BOOKKEEPER - G61eral Office. l girl ofc. mu.st be m>ttvated & self starter Start S900 mo Newpol1. Beach 673· 1630 Camera Operator Comb stripper. camera oper. 3 to S yrs exp nee. Line 't half tone production on 20x24 OS ramera. Slip· 3723 lirch Strfft H...port leach ClYK/G.tt Ofc. duties include typing. 10 key Fashion lslan~ of· f1Qe. Pleasant environ· ment & It.Int benefits. Ask for benefits mgr. 640·51 U ping fOT presses from Clerk I Pharmacy. exp duplicators to 25"'. lrVlne preferred, cosmetics. Io c I n s u r a n c e & gifts & r ards. 640-737:1 benefits. Ca ll Jim or Van. 8:30 to S. Mon thru Fr1. 9'71H847 CANVASSHS Part or F\Jll Time ror Voter Registration Drive. S7 $12/hr. Work own area 9!19·6563 CAR• CHANGE ClYK,JaECEP'T Full lime. Must be good typist, accurate. depen· dable. ramiliar w I general office pro- cedures. Will train right pers on to work in beautiful ocean view of· fire. S4/hr. + benefits. Apply ln person, Tues.- Sat. DANA POlN;\ MARINA COMPANY, 24701 Dana Dr. Dana Polnt. A sublidiary of E. F. Hut ton Is c urrently in· terviewing qualified persons interested in the field of nnancial plan· CL-K TY-ST ning. FulJ or part time. SR ..-. $1.S,000-$18000 part time. Immediate ~log for Full lime: unlimited. Clerll/Typi1t in loan 972-2712. brokeraee co. In Fashion ---------• Island. Basic oflice skills -Cashier/I.tall F tr permanent position, 1llnt benefits. Ladles ap· parel store. Fashion Island. &44· 1100. req'd. Growth opply. Call Ma. Heap: 640-9350. ' Ca rcW &.a. Officer , llN/JI. ACCT. for rap{dly upandin1 Bankiq, exp req. Xlnt ' salary 6 benefill, apply f'l.Dancial firm in Faallioo l•--------C•~11ms ~•director. Ialand. Exper. a muat. DaUy input • 1eneral lectter deaind. 'J9.W.S IOAn Oel·Coat ... Ind ablft. at leut 1 yr exp. 'in use 4a malDtawace ot alrleaa apray eqdp~ Bi·liDlual help.I\ ful. llacG re1or Yaebl.t, 1111 PtaceetJa. Cll. All t811'A .. IAIC • 721 N. Euclid, Anaheim ·' U M 991--TDTE ~ E.O.E. "• MARKETS For 2nd 6 3n! Shifts We promote to m8na1e· ment a 1upervlalon rrom within. WANT A CAREER'! Call (1\4) 111-IMat People who need people should a1wa)'1 check the Service Dll'ft'tory In the DAILY PILOT Companion Houaekeeper Chauffeur for widowed elderly lady. Live·ln, non·1moker. Watsfroet nome. Private nn. Lady alto needed IOI' p/tlrm. 848-8585, 557 ·9191, ..... COMVTmt IOOM \If to lllOD 1q ft at •-· wUJ dt~lllll aarvi~, Co\lrteay to broiler-.. ~-= 6 Quall, N~ I ,...... ,. .... ~ .......... ... ... a-lfed~I0-1171 -·-·--···------'JM.IM-1*. IAJl•lt.\11. 1~',;' ·~~iE:i:C::::::;:::;::::;::;&::::::;:;::;:::::::::;::::,1::::::::::::::::::::::::::.JL.=::::::::::::::::::.L-:-:-:-::-:;-:-:-:-:-:-::-::-:-::-:-:-::-::-:J.::::::::::=::==:=::;;;::::::t::::::::::::::::::::i:::::::=::::::::::::::::::::.J.::::::::::::::::::::=::::;· ·~ I ,I I I r.-= . = I I I I 11 .-.. 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Shon vf\kor 5 ,111 \' I)<'" 'tll't'"" l'n ,:ill' dull IG3 i:llll ~1unter lwl1, llt't~ft"I tu1 'Ul\tl<A Id\ ~"''4'· \\1111 F1 1 Pttr1 •)r lo' T ,11 \nlhon\ ' l~h . ll~I Sl.q1..tl. ~h· A, II"\ HI\' l'•t ll M111 111,711 r11r u1i11 l \.wilt•r ll1•l1• Julhmw· •II p11ttt111i.• 111111 ''"''""' 645 011~ ~ WI:.! lAJunltf' hdµ I tlil \" ,I "'-~k. Moo 1hru ""' ~ ""4h7 ounll•r tin dt'Jn1111( law11.l1"11n1.1 1 l'''I' 01 ~, '.> d11yi. 0111uiull l'l~·Jth'r!> t'vrona Jt>I M11r 7~ ~IOI Ol!:Ll\'t-:HY pcr:.••O rur Flonsl 1\:...,1:>1 1n i hvlJ 30-.W hr ~k n il' 1'111"''er Mi ll, 1Ul2'i \ •· t\dum,, A~e . II H DELIVER Y Pl-:llSUN WANTt-;o Mui.I ha\"l' good dnvm.: n·eord C:all 833 18811 DEUVERY PERSON l~IATE Of'INIMG The Daily Pilot net!ds a delivery person for a .. ------~·M&e mure in UU:. Park. Newport and ~I~ Canyon area of Newport Heach Moton zed transµortal.lon is a must. Hvurs M ,.. 3:00 to 5:00 P~. Sul & Sun 6:30 to R:JO AM NO COLL E CT I NG Ex .... , • ..,.s &lp m imvlna hou.5t'hold eood11 for lol'lll mo\-In II Co Mlftlmwn I )'r exp r1ip "1lary C1II78a0843 .... I.lit l'\rlc 11r & Ot'l1vt'r\ · e n 1 u r I' rt• t t r r • d ..l'~i&a UJ..UM J~ifWH\ \\If' r ~!+ 923.'l I' •l'1 ut l\r St'1·rvt.1n c•r<•r-r m tnd t'd 1·x t r ni.1 "' I rn vc-1 hn 1<ht c nNllftllC' uni) l'Xt' 11 tmn•I in1h 111111.tab n1•e<l 1111111) "'"" .. mukl'r 1>rrr l'.ill ''"~"'''" t\d •W . 2 1hl'!> t><U~o t-; X I' l ' l r I \. 1': s t:,·1ct:1'.ut\' tu l•f•·~· ''"nt ol dv• l'lup rnl'ol ~"'Omp1111~ lttC'ltlt'll ttl lh1· h(•h II\ I .«llW\•• 11'3\Ut'°' "C'lf m11tl\ .. tt·d w •IOI t.iultk,...pin& lull It 11c 1·w 111t• typ1n.i a. SH :.11k :. & tt'nt~!>. to SUOO mo ~11bhed pert.ons •inly c ·311 for appL &99 31116 I' ..-m.il1• attendant to rare for <A o m an 1 n wheelrha1r Tues Sal lf'M i 30PM Irvine 55tf ~I~ F'1eld Rep-special temp proJec:t postt1on. Good 11ay Immediate opening Inquire Teleprompter Cable 1V. 901 W. 16th St. NB, 6'2-3261. ----- FILICl.RK Entry ·te vel pos ition available 1mll'll!diately ill our Newport Reach of- r1ce. Some prt>ViOUS ~f fict' exper desirable Xlnt. co. paid efits & free parking. Fo t call: 64().458). ext. 1120 • E.O.F~ FIDNGCIRIC Growing e lectronics dis- ln butor needs mature person for filing dept. XJnt opportunities & co. benefits. C all J ean · 556·3880. ccllenl eam1111<s for JU:.t a couple hours of your day For deta1b ea ll F os l er Oue llet at 642-4321 florul designer /delivery. o.-..coo.st DailvPilot 330 W &y Strc1•1 Costa Mesa. CA Equal Opportunity Employe r M, f' Demons trators wanted working in store:. n«:arcst your area F'ri & Sat. 7 /hrs a day Pa~· 526 551-5031 bctwt•cn !I & 5 Dt-mon.strallon Work Your ar ea Also s upervisor open1n ~s 778-3360 Exp desired hut will train personnel with artistic background Ca II 96J.().t24 aft 6P M. Foreman. salaned pos1- t1on offering >tint Op· po rtunity ror e x - penent:ed. responsible working shop foreman Irvine aluminum door frame ma nufacturer Salary open. 546-2436 Garage Allen danl/Secretary & Mam tananee . Fu ll lime. Hl'n e f1ts Call Bill 4!1!1 1175. -l!IS· I l 77 .... w...w 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll•tr S tyhst , work fo r yuuraetf, 11uh {'ont ru''"' In wf'll est•bhaht!<I N R Hlon, S po1u110011 oprn f1'0I' 1nl«vle""' r itll l 'hlK'k ;1t li7~ 20tfJ HAHISTYUS'H C:Ornrnianll P1•rfor1T1<1 ni·r ~ oauw&a.~Ufti &lTUrii ltl•h Cluarnnh'ucl "''••n I l'OffiOll .. llH•n P111d h11ll1lll>:1 "uad \'ill'UllCH\ ('0 p11Uf h1•1Jllh 1naur11111·t• 1md udvann 'IJ 1r.•inin11 l'IW>fMo l'.11 n1•111 for appt 1184 ~ ""™l)'tt\1111 1-:"1"·,,1·111·1·1i. pllr\ tin .. IJ4.:t :.oo II<\ tt UW AIH" ~1\ I. l';S l\1111lv 111 1,..r .. 1m IC 111n U11rtlwllrt" IOiel\ lrvmv 1 \\1·~11 llfl J•lu.tu I, NH II t• J v ' I-, 'I 11 1 11 Ill l' II I M1•1°hJllH l'\11111 j(IVNI rnlll 1 )l·l 111 L A 1•r>h1·a lit.ti!> 1111.1.'>I lie I e<·e1 ved In 10 :I KO ttl Or.inge l'<h111t ureu offrt• ljj33I Enterpnse Ln. II 11 For further info 1·ull ij4K I~ Hutel Night Auditor 5 01ghts a w1:ek NCR 1200 Please lltiPI> lo David McNeil or Mrs lialtutar Hotel Laguna, 1~5 Su Coas t llW}. La.,:una Beaeh "94· 1151 Housekeepe r wanll'd Live in or o ut Must d r ive . Refs. req 'd . S48·1M4 or 759-5391 Housekeeper , Mon f'ri, lprq,06pm. Irvine, need own ear, Sl2S Call eves 833-0315 L~~.4~~te quarters. Good loca\1on. benerits & salary. Must be-ellf>erient'ed lr.Jble to start Im m e diat e ly Mature wo m a n pre· ferred. For detajls. call 6.ll 7475 Housewi,•es & Grandmas' Christmas window paint ing. Weekdays o nly. Must live 10 C M. or N B area 6~2 8223, 1 9pm wkdys or wknds. 1f you're fnendly, cons· c1entious & dependable, we m.'t!d you for food prep & counter server . 8·4 wkdys, no exp nee Apply an person. Stone Mill Ter race, 2!H5 Redhill.<..: M Immediate P 'T openings avail for l'ooks. barten· ders, & delivery driver Coo ks mus t be 18 . drivers 21 & over with gd driving r l·C·urd. Start from S3.251hr 1\ppl) da1 · ly after 5pm Ask for Jean or Mal) ·\10 E 17th St C.:\t ..... W.teod 7100 H.fpW_.... 7100 HetpW•..t 7 100 ~~~ ..... ~!!.~ ,~.~~ ..... ~!!!. ....,w ... fd 7100 ••..••.•..••........•.. ···-··················· ···•··•··••············ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lttSTIUCTotl Wanted F111urt• Salon raM Unw Wiii train well IJ'UOmcd wom11 n over 35 6311444 .......... w .... lnvu tmc nt eompany llft'k1 " won.un \'11p11bl,. ol lyptnti 1mtl ofCke pro ltf..'UI lu WOC'k 0\+X hrb <'•II 1'7:J-4Z'lt ' • JANITOIS l'art Urrw: cvl!lt Ncwi~ort 8e11th1Cl!lta M~:1a area JanltONI It waxen; MUllt br over Ulyno old lo U S CUl..&tO C•ll 532 6551'1. IOAM :Jl'M. Mon. i''r1 ••rp•c:" Operator l!:x~nenced ntt<I~ for I.st .irowmat hoeel •·ham i\n.1 '11 t>llckgroWltl a +-~II Chn11Jlne ~I 1325 LAlncH. 'fu ia 8l11t 1n c lei: 1n<·al1opt1eal d_,velop rnent work Must bt! i:x Jler m handlrng dehc::ite. miniature part s & po6!.el>S a high degree of intdllgence & mot1va11on to handle a v11nety of as s 1gnme nts Exp.tr an hght shop pracl 1ees & elect ronn:s des irabJe . but not req 'd Xlnt pa' 1bencf1ts Growing eo· Ill Slltl Juan Capo 714-493-6624 Landscape <.:o. look mg fur capable. qualtried men. eJCp µrefe rred. mus t have mechan1cul ap l1tude 768-475 t bet ween 8:30 & 3:30. Aµply at: 23811 Via Fabnn rnte. M1ssin Viejo Lelo(al secretary needed for growrng Hunt lk h law firm Friendly & cas ual a tmosphe r e N~'C.I 1ndiv1dual lo help overworkaj_ stare, work· aholic -boss & maml' us- soc1ates Legal e:qwr necessary Also need legal se<"y for minimum of 3 dys pr wk to ass1!tl existing secrelanes and type long documents. Will tram on mag card Will con.sider full lime. 847-0041 L.Sec,..fsy Growing Real !::s tate lat1gat1o n farm i n Newport Center seeks eJCperienced. efficient. & e n e rgetic le ga l secretary. Shorthand . d1ctaphone. & xlnt. typ init skills a must Xlnt salary, depending upon qualificat1ons & expl'r Good benefits. 640-6960. LOT _.& llHTAL •...-rs for Thnfty· Rent A Cltr t•u11 tlm•. Nr. OC Airport Expr Prcl. but rwA M C Ou\.iltandlnic fr. iniie ~neftlf Apply 1n ~raon or c11ll Dirk oat 549 91$1 MACte .. SHOP PenlOll wtmech abll1ly, to opt!r&le producllon machinery . Xlnt eo. ~nem:i & rapid advan eement. Call today form tervlew Oeltronic Corp U9 Baker St c; M. M.S-0403. MACHINIST Exp. cenlerless grinder, <:.M company Salary depend s upo n exper. s.c;.()403. MochMeShop Laguna Beach elec 1run1cs manufacturer has immed opening for to p nol ch pr od ue t ion mac h1n 1sl w /5y r s machine s hop e>tper Must do own st>tup & own tools Machine o per to learn dnll press, mills & variuus machine s hop duties Knowledge o r basic math req"d Call ror a n appt. Telonic Berkeley . Personn ~I Dept 714·494-9401.EOE MAIDS 642·3030 Maintenance· F'or aa:>t compleJC in Costa Mesa 548·9556 From L2 7PM MAINTENANCE .JANITORIAL' Varied duties Som e painting & light plumb- ing exp nee Must be willmg to work a split s h ift Refer~n ces 6J.l·Tl27 Maintenance General Ha ndyman duties Im mediate hire f'ullt1mc days San Clementt• Inn 492-6103 MAIMT.MAM General mechanical or elect rical l.rnckgrQund necessar) ApµI ) 10 Larry. Surf & San d Hotel Laguna Reach 497-4477 Manufacturing Electroruc Mfr in Lag Hills area needs person for inventory control. Joh killing Some puri•ha~ 1ng. The pos ition has growth pot<'nt1al <.:all France . 770-6232. ME C HANI CAi. ENGINEER Growth opPortun1tr A rapidly exµand1ng Medical .\Qletant, exp. Ute typlnc, bookkeeping. non·&moker preferred , 1fllary ~n. F tr or P tr 646·$UM. PanUme ............ needs loan *hipping <'lt'rk with at least 8 months ex perientt IA warehowun n loans Hours flexible Weelrend work ran be ar ran11ed For appointment call (714)975·1080 Ask for Nancy Res1derit111I Mortgage Serviceti A Coldwell Banker Co ~equal oppty Co. Need extra SSS$SS d e monstrate liquid e m . broidery Info ca ll 536.3613, 9am-3pm --------Night Supervisor fo r Youth Sheller. 642.Ql(J MURSIS AIDES 7 to 3 & 11 to 7 Cert. trainees Mesa Verde Coov · H06p 661 Center St.C M ~ursang . I full ume R~ & I rull tune L VN Laguna Halls Nutnt1omst Clime. day hours. effective Oct I , 1nler111ewang now Ap· pl} w/resume Preven· live Health Care f'ounda lion Clink. 1·714 KS5 ·41Y77 Nursing MCMK...tified Ml!Mft Aides Sl .75/hr. We will tram 8 paid holidays, beginning us soon as hired. hcncfit~ Bayvie w Convalescenl Husp11at. 2055 Thurin. C M Mrs }'a rrt>ll r142.3505 E cl 1-; Nurs1n~ Certified MYr"MS Aide $4.00fhr. R µaid hohdayll begin nmll as soon a!. h1r•«i. bcnd1t:. liayv1ew <.:on \'ul~l·ent lfosp11al. 2055 Thunn, C M Mrs Far· rell 642 3505 E 0 E t lfl ICE.' $175 PER MO. In c ludes an 8x l 0' rumished ofc. eubicle + elec. recept. tele phone answering Con!ert'nre P/1' helpt>r net·ded by BM ~mull 11rchitcc1urul firn\ RR ~r«ary for pnnlang. t•rr.,.ncl:., & t'or preventive he111th m111r olflce work Should care c linic . Maturi.! b e o r g a n 1 z e d w/administrat1ve uhi11 mechanically anc hned: ty Sahu')' open Phont.! w1llmg lo learn lnlere:.t 714-~-_ NISOHFfttDAY N 8 p r operty mgmt firm. heavy phones & mgml rt!ipara. 1n <.1esq1n profess1on1> helpful Cnse r eq ~IJ¥.. r,_o_ ~ ~-.... SOOth Laituna, Ca !f2f>77 Quahly l'Onlrol rns1.1cl·tor Some dnvin~ & hftin.: rt." q 'd Manne indus try S46·110L R. E. Agent · Part lime for leasing d apartments m Orange County J D Real Estate. 751·2787 REAl.HTATE SALISPIOPLE needed. Top producers for eJCecutive real estate firm ToP commissions paid. 963-7451 Real Estate Sales DPal&ICID AGBffS We Offer the following : /High Commission I Best location t Pnvatesecrelary /Professional assocs. Call now for appointment 67J. 7300 ask for Walt RECEPTIONIST front or rice w ihvy phones. At tract ive, w pleas ant phone personality Xlnl benefits. 83.1-1361 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Young, aggress ive. CM CPA firm. Salary to S8.54.> DOE. Call Ad Answer 11'1J.Tl at 642-4300, 24 hrs per day. RECEPTIONIST ;TYPIST CM based company. Mm qualif1eat1ons. SOWP~1 d 1ctaphone expe r 957 8191 Reci:pllunist :-<e wµorl Beach FulJ timt' Front office appearanre. <;ood µhone m a nner a nd general office s kills necessary Call 549-2988 Reception is t typist . we ekends Hes1denl1al real e~tate omo~ nct-ds P 'T recei,.11on1 s t Sat Sun 9 S Ltl·en.sl' pre re rrl!d 5.59. 9400 Free to Appbc111lt trvme Penwnnel Agenc} IOOFHS .we 1-; 17th, Cost a Ml'su Wanted for large proJel1 s te " · 2 470 MUSTHAV~ '•--t:l!l"==~::=l!l/llll!rl;t~--=:;j ·~~EAW .. "1 EXPERIENCE! m hot application Call Lee Rooftnlt &t2 7222 16.53Supe!:!~r_Avc <..: M ROOFERS WANT lrn Second Men Apply in jltlnlOn. 874 W 19th SI Costa M~a 645·1~1 Sale1l'lllftW..ted 642-3260 Sales ARE YOU A NATURAL WHEN IT COMES T O INTERIOR DESIGN? ' Nallonal co. needs quah ty people to coordinate decors 1n o ffices &, homes Full or P rr W1I) train Joy 962·3922 or 848-6888 Sales Busmess person seekmg ambitious a ssociate Earn potential SW/hr + If you desire a career Secunty GATIGUARD lor pnvate commumtv L a guna Ueach a r ea Hor atang shift, $4.25 llr C11ll Mun fo'ri fur up11t 494·8.571 Sec"y l\1 rport Law "'1rm Top s kills, briJ(ht. 111 gan1icd. No n Smk r JOt11e 1151 ·~25. SECY·OFC MGR t' /Time Prof phun .. tt<•h Good office skill~. hte hltkg, organ ah1ltit•S ND area. 957-3046 Sec·y1Recepl1un1s l lt•r CM area curu.trul'llun iY real estate rirm Lite typ 1ng r eq 'd Some shorthand & b1-hn1:ual Eng/Span helpful $5 l!l pr hr. 40 hr.; t\sk for Senora Angela. C:ahw llJ lnr 711 W 17th !';l, mo G· l . 645-2937 leading t o f1nanc1al SERVICE Station attend freedom call for app't Exper'd. $250 wk 111 493·5051. 5»4333 start Npt Bt:h. 644 7151 ----Sales SERVICE STATION AT COLLEGESTUOf:NTS TENOANT ~ull or part Work full or part time time Hourly + com s elli ng e l ectronic mission Ins . & va c calculators. mac ro 613·3320 computers & related µro· • ducts <rel ai I s itl<:s). Serv1ee Station Attendant Knowledge of computer F JT Perm 6 day;wk. lid sciences helpful. Good Pay Plan. See Mr Botts pay & benefits. In Costa 24~ Fair Vlew Rd. C M Mesa. call Lev, 540· 1530 Sales . Full lim e C.:hristmas help needed Apply now R M Abram s calalug showroom 11119 Newport l:Slvd <: M Salesi.:irt. Allison":. Plac·e. P T. days 30262 Crown Vly Pkwy . Lag N1g 495-5381 Phylbs. SJ\U :S Service Statum <..:as hll'r Apply \HO New1wr1 Bl\•d. 646-9661 SHIPPING /REC. C le r k . W iii train $4 00/hr. for eleetromc firm . Apply America n Zetth:r lfi881 Hall.! Ave ln1ne SHIPPING/REC. rooms. c·op 1 n g I ii c 11 . Re~I aur· 111 k~trhen. J~l~llo.".ul !,VC!. SCT ':>r.PPEHONl"S If \OU are agre:.~ive and looking for a rJture '" re tail mgmt w igood t•o henef1LS a11ply tn person ~am to 1'1am Mon thru !-''rt Slandard Sh()('~ :1077 Su Bnstol. <.: M Expenenced shipping & rece1 ving tlerk wanH'spons11Jlc ror lugging & d1stnb11l1ng all 1nc11ming ma-t .. rials & ruutmg .ill 11u\g<J111g or lf er.. Must be rf'11al1lc & have g{JO(I h<1111Jwnting Only t-xpenenecd need apply 5'16-290 I. i;;~f5~l1\c <.a rd c·n~ I PIZZAST(llH: I Part T ame llelp Wanll'd ror Sandwi c h S h op Locute t9·S58S Shoe sales, full time with Dental <:<is .illend<tnt w;inlt!d , houri; 7-3. Mobil Stc.llon, 5.1:13 ~mvers1ty Or ----ln.~pec11on LEGAL SECRET ARY ToSl400 DOE Top notch law firm wants extre mely compe· tent person with 5 yrs exp In Callf e lvil tnals Exceptional tYpm~ & sh sk.ills req. Call V1ck1e. s.o-6055, Coastal Person- nel Atency. 2790 Harbor Blvd, CM. medical component Part time µerson needed manufa«t urer reqliires a · m book paslt>·up Mon & competent md1 vidual to Tut.~ No exr~r. nee Ap- strengthen engmeenng ply Pennysa ver. 1660 functions. Inc ludes de· Placentia Ave. C.M. Now hinng for full & "art ' time opemngl> al loca t1ons nr OC Airpor t. Vaned uavs & hrs. ldeul !iupplementaJ mcomt! for housewives-& student& Our progressive growtnjo! j lOmµany orrers opptys tbr advancemvnt b11sed o n \ll U r Job performance Pleasant workmg conds. Must be 18 or over. Apply 1n or w out exp , or wi ll tr:Jin Gooc.l l'O he11cf1l~ Re al esl ale s<1 l t!s Appl\ 1n p.•rson !lam 10 manager nt.-edcd for ne~ I Uo.1m Mou thru Fri. S1an l ~vme office loeat1nn !lard Shoes. 3ll77 Su r.xpenence 10 tht• I rvme Bnsllil C M area reqwred Liberal · •;. ,. . £xp Dent al Assistant, wort 4 days get paid for s. M2·0112or&U-6687. DIMTAL/Aslist. Busy NB restor a tive practice needs expc r · pers on. good 'alar). benefits 6.11 2492 Dental Orth11, C'hu1n.1de. mus t ha' l' t•xµ P T J d a) wk l'W port Beach anrl <'osl a M t'.,<J 546 5170 DENTAL /\SSIST/\NT For ortho pruct1ce, RD/\ ()r eligible. Laguna Br h 494-tl.S.55 DESIGNER/ ESTIMATOR Multi-million dollu r Orange Co. ltgh ting manufacturer has a need for experienced d e siane.r /estimator 3years min. expene nce Must have following quahrica· t lon s . electric&I engineering experience. prefer person with UL knewledge. must be able to communicate we ll with µot e ntial customer s. m us t be capable of estima ting custom jobs for bids. full knowledge or e ngineer mg draWlngs. Respons1· ble for 3 person orrice EJCcellent creall ve de· si g n e nvironment Salary o pen F'ull benefits 546-2901 DISHWASHER Bus boy. l.unch. 5 days per week Private cluh. 833·9561 -----* DlshwnlMN • Nites. days S3 50 per hr Apply an person. Gram · ma 's House Bnstol at Red Kill Costa Mesa Newport Beach llllV£IS w ...... N~ to deliver Dally Pilot newspapers to news racks and stores Approx 3 to 4 hours daily JAM both Saturday •Sunday. Must h ave dependable ear and good driving re cord. Good hourly rate with salary Increases every 6 mo nths and mileage allowance. Call George Ha rd Ina at 642·4321, 9am tu 5pm weekdayw ~=· .w.w.:y~net Cotta Meaa:-CA l'..Qual Opportunity £mployer II rr G84BAI. OfffCE A weU organ.iud person needed for heavy typing & filing. Accuracy very 1 mportant. S000/$950 mo. 4 girl oHa ce Excellent Benefits 0 C Airport Area. Frederick Brown Assor 546-9995 G&IEAAL OfftCE Ne wport/Ir vine stock brokerage farm needs in· dividual for busy office. ~ust have some book· k eeping experience Xlnl. s;ilary & benefits. Call Gail: 752·0070. ' General Part time help wanted. lnserters. Monday trues· day nights. Apply 1660 Placentia. C.M. GEMIRAL OfflCE Our rapidly expanding mternalion.al co. is seek· mg an enthusiastic. self. starlin g lndiv . for a general Ofc. position in our P urchasing Dept. ~-typing, phones & fil- ing required. Outstand- ing compensation & xmt co. benefits. Pleasant wor king environment. Cont act. Personnel. ScleMHlc Dri~ COlllrok 18011 M1tcheU South Irvine. 557·9051 EOE Girl Friday /informa I of· flee. Able to handle phones. typing cor- respondence a must. $80()/mo. Ask for Susan. 548·3467 Growing l';lectronie Dist needs people for S hit>· pang & Receiving Dept. G ood wag es + co. benefits. Ca ll Bob Tracey. Mon thru Fri 8·5 549.0054 GUARDS Full & part lime. All areas. Uniforms fum'd. Ates 21 or over. retired welcome. No exper. nee. App l y : Univer s al Protection Service. 1226 W 5th St .. Santa Ana. In· terview l\rs: 9·12 & H . Mon-Fri HAACEN·DAZ ICE CREAM SHOPPE t54 So. Cout Hwy, Laa. Sch baa openinp for lull •pt/lime day & evening counter help < 18 & over) alM> aaslatant mgr. Wiii train. "1·560'1 UME INSPECTOR First & second s h ift opening for individuals having r ecent c x - pen ence w /fasteners or s ma ll ma c h i n e operators Excellent pay & outstanding benefits which include fully paid medical & dental for spouse & dependents ROSAN.INC. 714.548.5533 Newport Beach An Equal Opportunity Employer NEVER A FEE Un•ill lalrysitter Prefer Mature Woman Comparuon to 12 yr old boy. No Hsehld duties. Pay negotiable Cama lion & Bavs1de area CdM 67>9235 Lot Boy for cleanup & de· livery. must have xlnt dnvmg r~rd. Apply If\ person Hutc heson 's Body works, 140 In - dustrial Way, C.M. Want Ad Results 642·5678 sign, drafting, materials testing, and R & D pro· ject.s. A degree is pre· ferred with 1·3 years ex penence: however. re cent graduates with gone.I references wall also re ceive con..,1derat1on. Great opportunity to JOm a n exeit1nR t eam Qualified a pplic ants send resume t<'. Chier Engineer 23891 Via f'abncante Mission VieJO, CA 92691 Make your s h o pping easier by using the Daily Pilot Classified Ads. Let's recognize our Women in Business COMING TUESDAY. CXTOBER 14, 1980 IN THE DAILY PILOT A tribute to t4e Orange Coast's Su ccettsful Women in Business THIS IS THI ACTUAL SIU Of AD F0t bt!,1 repoduction. o rleOt blo(I ~ photo of ony \Cle con be u\ed Your meuoqe will accompany 1he J"'Clure '" th" s.poce You mov e,1,n\g_te I I !ones of Copy .... ~ aboul )()~er\ on0 ~l's 10 each t.ne and ~e the compooy """"' & address 1n bold type a< you inoy •Htomote I b W>es of copy 'I!! solid ii you choo'8 not to publiV. o p;c!ve the space c0f1 be filled ...,.. yo.JI IN!SSC>qe "Let's Recognize Our Women In Business" will be published Tu!.<iday. October 14 In the Dally Pilot. and OC'tober IS in Coast Life . marking National Women in Bu.<>ioess Week. This ls vour opportunity to lntrOduce a new or longtime Hsociate to 340.000 Orange" Coast people. Tile pages 1re Ideal for recognition of awards. achievements or specl11I contributions by the women who make y,our business go. Recognition notices will be two colu mn by two Inches each. with a photo you pr ovide. The'cost of each notice Is only S30. Call now for rnore intormalion or to reserve space. deadline ill October 10. Call 642·5678 today! DAILY PILOT ... 842-5678 I -. --.. .. --.................. ;... ~···-........ -..... _,. ·~-·fill>... ..........-;---.. ,,. ..... - PART TIME EVENINGS AdullS over 21 with out ~landing altracl1 \e personaht1e:. who ('nJOY working with kids $4 l>f'r hvur Call 642-4321 Ext 250 between 2 and 6Pm Ask for Lon. O,...Cocnt Daily Pilot 330 W flay Street Costa Mesa. CA Equal Oppor Employer Pas te.up. Exper pre- ferred. or will train. Full time posi tion Co . beneFils Apply in person: 1660 Placentia C.M. Payroll/P~ Clertt Exper \¥/computenzed pay roll system reqwred. Pleasant Npl Ach area 64().8950 Personnel needed b~ pol' tt'ry s tudio. no exp necessary 645·8835. Pet allendant. busy beach kennel. full part llme Start SJ 75 hr lie I en "94-0142 Pharmacy Assistant, ex per"d. 1·6 Mon·Fri Call Mr. Granl642-1580 Photography Lab Tcchn1 r 1ans No e xpenenct• necessary . Will train. Call btwn 2PM&4PM Edwards Photography. 768·5100. PLUMllMG SWPL.115 Growing company hes exrellent opportunity for shipping & receiving pe rso n . Mus t h ave general kno wledge or plumbing products. Good working condition s . Salary open. Fringe benefits. ~ Call Mr. Pift!rs, THI IA TH MAIT 17$-4830 S2.17 per DAY That"s ALL you t)il) for II ~day ad In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE m&TOIY person: 2300 So East Bnslol Santa Ana Heights <Next to :\lcDonald~ I EOE RESTAURANT Wa1lre:.s. hosll's:.. el c Aµpl y 1n p e r so n Oltver·s. J(XXJ Bn stol Restaurant DEUVYY PHSOM N B restaurant seeks energetic person to do lunchtime deli~ery. Call for appt. 8.51-1509. Restaurants J .P.MACi'S RESTAURANT NOWIIlRlNG: Bus Boys. eves Cooks. exp, AM I PM Waitresses. e>tp. AM/PM Bartender. exp. AM PM Positions are opening a s a result of transfers to o ur ne w restaurant JORNNY"S in Santa Ana Apply an person bl wn 3-5. Mon lhru Friday. 10142 1 Ada m s A ve , at Brookhurst. HB Restaurant JOHNNY'S HST AUi.ANT NEW dinner h ouse restaurant ope ning in Santa Ana/Tustin area in approx. 4 wks. We seek serious applicants who want to be a part of a great restaurant ex- perience in this area POSITIONS OPEN Full & par\ lime AM & PM shifts Cook. exp pref. xlnt pay Bus Boys Ho&lesses/Casbiers Bookkeeper Dishwashers· Clean Up com~nsallo~ & profit Singing l"<!legram Co. s haring a".a1l. to the holding audilions. Want· pen;on qua_lified to han-ed: people who are out- die this pos1\Jon .S:end re· going & run-loving in- sume to . ClasMr1ed Ad diVlduals Work is part =677. Daily Pilot. P 0 • Box 1560 Costa :\i es.i ltnw w pa) ~lhl havP 92626 ' uwn tram. Pkaw 1·all ror .ippt 557 ~ S:\l.F.SPERSON needed SM•'L OFFICE tuJI time for g1f1 s hop m ~ Lag Bch. 497 6009 Property Mgmt Co ne1.•ds ------"t ake charge"' person SALIS/llETAIL I Type 60 lno sh 1. t\ II. r T s ales. men"s stllre. J\ 'P. handle apt ml!•~ b) sales exp req. C M area phone NP Goud ac 540-8818 cess park.:_955 23!11 SECRETARY Experienced in loan doc ument ation Xlnt. salary & benefits. Apply Personnel Director. HElllT ACH IAHk 721 N. Euclid. Anaheim 991·3860 E.O.E. Secretary CONSTaUCTION PaOPal f MGMT. FuU char1e construction secretary skills. People skills as required by pro· perty management. al· tention to detail & ac- curacy Pleasant work mg conditions . bonus incentive & advance ment within compan} South Coast Plaza area Call Mr Dunn or Mrs Renaud al Linkletter Properties. 957-8191 ----- Secretary 1Recep t1onist. front office & secretanal responsib11it ies for re si de nlial developer. must have JClnt skills. Tustin location. xlnt benefits. Call Gaal at 832-2881. ext 213. SECRETARY Work while kids are in school ! P /T R ecep. tionist/ Secretary posi· tlon now av11lable In Irvine Send resume to Axiom Properties Inc .. 17711 Mitchell North. Ste 8. Irvine, CA. 92714. Small Parts Assembly Clean work area STARTS4.25 WIU TRAIM Apply between 8·1 lum 853 Production Place Newport Beach STAJNEDGLASS. Part time. Will 1rain 548 7401 TEACHERS Preschool full & part 11 me po~ Jni.ne 552·7331 Teacher, Pre.School. Also Subs & Aides Hunt. Bch. Area Benefits. Ca ll ~1 ari lyn 847-5284 or 842.2948 TEACHER pee Et! Master"s an Beh. Sc pr{'f Exp. w 1DD. multi handicupped adlls. A bill ty to write/implement behavioral program plans. Supen1sory exµ r e q • S 8 5 0 I m o ,p I u s bt!nefils. 8:J0.4PM. Unit ed Cerebr al Palsy Al' SO<' .. !»6-:>760. ------- Must be 18 y~ to apply foraboveposWlbrul. Secretary, F /T , t y pe TEACHERS ASSISTANT Special classes for han dicapped adults. 2 yrs. college exper. req'd. S600. Excel. vacation & insurance benefits Wkdys 8:30to4PM. Unit ~ Cerebral Palsy As soc .. 3020 W. Harvard St . Santa Ana, ~&5160 Waiters/Waitresses AM(lunch & brunch) & PM Must be able to work al least 4 sh ifts per wk. Designer jeans will be worn. EJCper ience r e· quired · cocktails pref SOwpm. nun;: phones. Ask lor Debbie 549-1083. SICUTAIY ..... ~ Ca reer oDJ\y In fast· paced Npi.J Bch. Invest· ment firm. Requires top Cocktail Waitresses skills tshUmd: 90~typln1 75). 5cMmd profeulonal LUnch Ir evening s hifts. exper .. m11twity Ir cor· Must be 21 yrs to apply te bk d h 1 r 1 Appllcatlons will be l::f1~ 640-0& · e P u · taken 9 to5 Mon thru Sat. ~~~~~~!!~~!1 at J ohnny's Restaurant. :: 17th St at Tustin Ave.. I•---· ... ---• I (eouthwest comer ) San· uSECRrr'AIUl;S•• l 1 A n a . N e w po r l Sec,,._/DetaU/'12.000 Freeway otf r•mp, t blk Exec/ShlO/ProSll.500 west on 17th. Cmt.SerSec/ExplU,200 TECHNICIAN EJCperie nccd e lectro· mechanical. some PCB processing backgro11nd a plus. Xlnt. pay l~nefils Growing company in San Ju~m Capo 7l4·493·6624 . TELEPHONE SAi.ES Teenagers & Retirees welcome. Earn good money Call after !pm 638-4«>5 DO IT NOW ! 6~2-H71 ~llin1 tinything with u l.>all~ Pilot Classified \d js 1 simple matter ... just call 6'2·5678- Wd ~mo acc. su.ooo Uz RetDden Aaency .., Birch, ratab '14 Newpott.-..-/rr. T1lephoMWclton Needed immediately. 20 s tude n ts and t or homemakers who nee.II to eam rMney workinl( pleasant evening hour!!. 3-9 Mon.·fo"rl. No sellinti Salary S3.7S1hr. i ,~ bonus. A.Crotlll rom Joh n Wayn e AirDort. Call Bue after 2Pil: to -01•. ----- ......................... --.._ . .. ~ ' ...... .. "" .... .._ . ·--' . """"'~-..--....... .· [ J i ' '• .. .. Miefipw_,.. 1100 ...,._.. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• T=t I Wehn H 0 T P 0 I N T G corp. Eam ex W A SH t R / 0 R Y E H ~I ITICIMy In the pnv•cy Nearly ·New l.'00 both 6 C'Ollv4lftienc. of tour PHILCO NO FROST own homt1 or u1e our REFIUG DlO &40 7230 modern f1e'1 Collc1e - aludenu O K 1 C a I I Wl\lrlpool de<'lnc cin.-r 8'4 2231 for ~mplet e In whltt. Z > ,-. nld ~Int to Aak for Ban rond IW 494 IH_. Travel SaJN "'" I tl'ff 17 <'U n rt'lna ffa,·tt09tll!aa.1or _ ~.u a..L~-r.Y.~;.. -:.=L 1fh peraonaht ts -~ l>4!n1onal con1 •chi 1ha1 wwld llke tu IHm th,. 2:1 eu t\ n>fnt 11d '<ind tr av f I bu 11 1 n,. ~ '"11tt SIZI 4ltM k1~r1 lnalde ouo1de ulu ''·NB .,.. I040 ,.,....,.. HIO., G ..... W. 1011 •••U. IOH Fr•nay October 3 1980 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GI 11 ant I c women · a a Family. Sat only 9·S G_.. S• 1055 Co..:lur Sp11nuth1 A Kl' KS wflt('f'bfd, loaded w 11 r ·1. rully buullful 1r11s, mual JN. paid '700. MD 7l(M cn6ono 1~ 1»11 Pu&.1p1c1 MO(h(r f'1l bull 1 wka. '30 tll t'ul1· Ador•ble 496 UI~ '.J t .. bradot P\11>1>11'' F'Rt-.t-;• A'l\.~l.L - l .h;a..,.. '\r11111 r1upv1t•1< 11 11 ,,,,k.. \Kt "hota. St<!~ Wll l!Jit) PF.TS AIH: l't:OPl.t- ( ,ffi\1m101 & ltvoi11l111w P.u·r w11lnu1 det k. 3 dwr~ ~ tile. rh1alr ll!mp. ~ new, Sl~I lllclc " twfl. 11l•ld ller1•ulon. SI~. nr Ol'W 00J ~ ~ ,i!Ji rk.J>rown.~t!._ · twd SGO Gout.I rnnd \.411 1~1. ,,~k for Krvm 1 1•11lu1 ~ 1 l'rl'lltk 1110 tbl. t'.111 lo IO' 6 Clllflr.. S99S Mu11 h11111 china. S650, lk 1 ll'W Mil M.'J6 clothln1 1ale. Fahtutic ilectric National Cash •••••••••••••••··~··••• buya from Levi's to allka Re1ls1er 1V1, Stereos. M;any items. Oldies ' Siles S.12. { day only Toy1. Books Misc Goodies. 5" to~. Sat. & Sat. Oct. 4 from IOAM ltema 2184 El Rio Cir Su.I\ 209 A&ate. Balbo11 1023 An or Way, Orange, C.M Mesa de( Mar ·~----- ca S.1'·t•l ---2 Set• Maple Tbh, Horwa Girl Scout Garage Sale-- Oct 4t.b, tam.1pm. 16091 2 FAMI LY GARAOE SALE S.t • Sun 9·Spm Anttque •civet t.'O~h J\n t1que cash realster Lots ol clothes-dishes Zenith Trans Oceanic Radio, re· 1060 135()/$400 Trestle Ds k ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/bench S200. AVocado CORTINA ENG LISH ~~~ .: .; _ ~.7?' WD!-ll..,..onr~ Avocado Sye Level Obi Xlnt Cond. SlOO 549-8539 eves Oven w1cook top self clng. works. look11 good1 Custom Silver mounted l 0 0 . C h a n de I 1 e r s parade saddle & tack Kit c hen· Dining En · Only 12500. :>52-5321 trance, Blk Wrought Iron 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CERAMIC Newport Bayview Yacht TIU 115qUI Club Membt'nihlp Best 6x8", 2St per piece. Paint olf ov~r 5450833-~ & glue your own hies. Good for ceramic shops or private parties to usl' your art11l1c abilities SJ4.7SJ3 -~ 2 Caddy s poke wheel nms $100 for holh 839·2002/ 839 9320 Deluxe metal detector w1lh headphones. 5400 Cash only. 64!-Ui(~--TV DECOOEIS SHOPSMITHS(2) On·Select & Z channels & accesson es. like new. avail 0 <.: A111JOl1 1r~a Wuhtr • IH ) .,, ,1n1 Cont~tll') $44> $Ml l'Oftd siz .-a Kii .,. 111~ Tn111t . Oerwral off we. l\o hW1111ht'r. ~ IW& ~ ,.'r,.•• Pl ' '11.11'1 ~111 ailH •\l\c M 1111 I >o "''~ -al baraalns Sl·S400 n.•ct1m11ulur tnt'tal l)allo 646-M&O 420 Ford Rd in lublie I 1·h111r., .id l'o11t.I Alley. Costa Mesa S20·S35·'45, Laiy Roy Je-.iry 1070 Chair Cold SSS? Hoover •• • •••• ••••••• • •• • • •• •• Upright Vac uum 125. Pendants. l4 carat gold. Boys Schwinn Scrambler handcrafted with 9.8 & 45 20'' llke new w/puds $I()(). carat Opal. must sell. f'air & reas. priced In· must sell. 760-~l __ _ surin& you of quality un· Sellin& latest Madame Its Compl. Installed & Alexander dolls & other gua r. Do not he taken in collectable dolls. o ld by ridiculous low prices ·· lncyde-30·5 Loy puppet Remember you get what sta"~-30's. etc. Pvt p ar exi-r l"'4: II S Gnd Good bwnltllllJ ., pn1roo tlOl\al opport uni\ lftl . h·vtn• area Farmt•r" lnlluran c1.1 Group ~aoo . ...: o 1:: WANTEl> MATURf Al>LT COU PLE l ei 2 mo!\ nld W1111h, 11> l"t'(n(, I klnl( l~'" 'Ir 14 (trm ll\lltlfTll!I l Jll .ill l P\t &-ti> 71Mll and Ul) ''"' 7114!0 Fli-H toy.., 1045 ...•..............•••.. );ltl l~I\ ti7~ mao .. ae 16 wlit apt hvu6t' {: f. rtir.i.: 11111'\•nd "ulo•r an nlre Eut1111111 l"M 1 ,f ohl wr nwkc·r ti·m arra Reaurrw & lo al prretl sh eh .. , l>~~.o "'' req Elcp µrrf r11 7~·932'7 •PPb'. pleue send 1.11m ·11111tJcon rel n1·' l'I .. 11t1 lll•llU ~,. 1'livd W k uh 6'12 i48l ti 11 I " ;411 ')!101 '"t't!k .. lllll> \11t111uc whn.., d1rung ta bl!!, 1 t•hri> & bu.fret to'lour larnµs . !'l~w1n g m1wh1nc IH1.11Jkfits t sel "'''" ttihll• frpk Lool:s' l11rnp I 01bles. roµper hoil .. r ti44 1-..i10 l\1n" '"bed. I Hold, Sim rn11ns HR Hurk1•are, hke ...... S225 661 0161 plete rftume tu ull "'' 629, Oath Pll°'. P 0 Box t560, Costa ~e.sa, <: \ 91216216 Warehouse Purl 11mt' Tues. • Thurs Prl.'par tn& s lupmenb . luad & un load trucks Be able lo operate forklift. Ideal for stude nt Huntingto n Beach area 847·3563. ~ p11n nlt'lll \Ill! <olo• t' Liken""" ~ ri75.~ 1$dn&t'r11tor c; I!: I ~ ru rt tlarv1.1!>l <;011.1 e,. rnnt.1 ~ l.iltiS & 63 I 22111 Lg ~11Je s 1d1.1 rdri.: freu~r combo Xlnl l'OOd saXJ ~ 6530 1015 t\lll .. 11.\ Jiiin l\\H Iii..·~, hlULk&itrJ~ l..tll n.tl> 1>4NI ,,fl, r :,p111 r; d 11 11 m" I 111 m • .i , ~IJffit'~t' l'JI, ~t·nllr· ,\ 1 e~ 111111!.I l'rt•f1·1 horrnt• WI\ huul dog:. ur v \.'(\ young children fi1J t~U Wt-II M..tnnt•rL'll lbehrken 1-'em OoJ: \ ) r:. olll Needs lot of lo\ c liJ I 2 llH "'40 6 "'fa:. iiold. S35 ea , lJhle 6 'hn. .&II round, rattan. $100 2S" TV. SIO ~5901 If Sabot $\SO rrl!adll' sew machtne Sl25 !1 1 brn naug sora S75 6x9 beige &rea rug $25 Wrt iron dining tbl, glass top, 6 chrs SL25 Pair Span. wall lamps $25. Sylvania lOn!H>le <;\l'reO $150 975 omo Welder Pan time. 20hrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pinewood urx '"' d•~·m minimum Aluminum. ---------•I tog You ~·u1 trnul 221 ~ mif ,lig.546-1101 PUBUCF'URNITURE M ..ir~arcl llr NII Modern loveseal SR5. * ll•JION * 1146.;i:~ Mukl' ut fl'r Wiii OPlllA TOR ,..,., ti75-333.5 Leadln& brokerage rirm ToNt. 7:30PM Lhasa Apirn ~yr:., \I , !!d - --- has Immediate opening Lovely rhinas. table~ & ,. c·hildren unohl~ 111 King, pccun. headboard forwireoperator.Salary cha irs, bdrm s e b , k~p. llt'ed hot:. 111 luvi•. Open t•arved work. commensurate w 1e1tp. armoires, hall trees·, 5 !>tS·ZS.'\8 • G~rgeo11~ SllO. ~5·3060. For appt. call Helen tier s he l ves. refrio McG'-'e ,, .. ......., " Kl....,"""" k 9 pc:dlrrlC' oak. Sj)arus "" y, .,.... • ....,... PLUS LOTS MORE! fl·ee • • r~·""' 1 w ~ Young man or woman. m1.11t bt' neat, willing Lo travel. Good pay Im· mediate opening. Please call 54(). 2:500 ext . 1123. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... IOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• hlk .. slyll' dining, set. $1500 S ... VE lit ... VE s "'VE wht ... nrn:. A ~ A ~ 72'l5 fir m. l2X15 light green We honor BofA. MC. -----s hag. appraiser says Cashier 's Checks & Fuf11iture 8050 handma de Scand1na Cash. NO PERSONAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• v1an. $100 520 ,\car1a, CHECKS PLEAS E• CdM.10-3.SatOcl -'lh Food available. Hems * * I BUY * * subjert to presale. Good used f'umllure & 8' Sora Bed S75 Large MASTaS AUCTION Appltances OR 1 wall ~quare coffee table s.10 2075~ Nt'wport Blvd CM sell or SELL for You Pale green high back 833·9625 64&.8686 MASTERS AUCTION cha1r S30 Cum ball lamp --------~~~~~~~~ 646-1616 & IJJ.9625 $10. Large living room WESTMINST~R lkydn IOZO lamp $15. Antique chest ABBEY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Solid , exec SSOO desk. Sl6S. 962·7285. =::.~::~ Schwinn, Fair Lady, 3· ::~:~~;,~· 1225 Dbl Dresser Mirror, SSO, CloMd'rue9day ~childa, xlnt. $40, Chest of Drawers. '40 11711 W'eltminlt• Ave. · Kin& size, xtra firm, in· Twin Bed, ~536-3577 Gardin Grove 55it-610I ...... , .....nah 1025 n e r s p r i n I m a t l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/matching coil box spr. IXPINSIVI An1Je Iron, 10·x2v. x in&, never used, still CUSTOM ILT. American Oak dreaser, 2'4"3/18, 17 ea, new, pvt packafed. worth IS20 In-by Mat•s lrafhwd serpentine front, lrf party. S4l·3070S.A. cl delivt'ry 1220 cash on-10 tt sola. Down back beveled ml.JTor. fd cond. ly. ~. cushions w /trapunto. 642..f783. C-raa & Bollie 1reen sllk '800. ............ 1030 Cherry din rm tbl $100. 1 Two tall l~ge chain. 1900 Mahog. dining rm ta· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Biege over stuffed chair $300 each. These are ex- ble • 4 matchinf chrs, FOR SALE!!! SlOO. Gold Decorative 4 pensive cuatom pieces &>.S0/080.752·0836 Canon AEI. Body o n· pane l s reeen SIOO. youwillbepr9udto9wn, !>48·3966 not II ghl weight cheap Looking for antiques. Will ly no lens 6 months to a 1 mt tat i 0 n s ..\ n . i.m.· exchange proress1onal year old. Would retail at R pc ELEGANT dm1ni: mar ulale non-smoking plumbing. 673·3571 eves S220: now ai.king Sl25 set . dming tbl. 6 chn;. 3 adwt home an Corooa del flrm. Call <laya 9 lo 5 at 1 al hi bl-_. 6 -..__. f ......_ -ATE SALE: Sat It -....Sl It aak for Don e •· c na ca ........ mar ......... ._. at a ract-. ....,. chrs. new aarba1e com· olnewcost 8'75-195'7 Ila Oct. 4tb Is 5th. tam-_Re_la_. -------pact.or lncl ln deal .-><>. · . 411111 llet.al camptnc •lAP· n.-1040 White kllch table , Ire .... S. 1011 p\\Hl, wovel n bt••,k•t•,· :::?":•••••••••••••••••• chrome lets. 6 chrs 1130. ••••••••••••••••••••••• too 1. e e c r ca KEESHOND P\ql6. AKC. &7S.l222 GAR AGE SALE : hardware, electric Iron. ,..,.._ . M/F P l & Everytbln1 Goea! 654 furniture clothin1 misc vnamp sire. · e Baby bed w/Unens, new Hazel Drive. CdM SIS • • show . Pvt pl y. 9 715 Delaware St., Hunt-2131697.l.34.5aftGpm potty seat. play pen. _a_m_on_. ______ _ lnaton Beach. greatcondtBO. 496·4942 GARAGE & ESTATE Poodle. M .. tny black. Fum Sale· F /F rdrig. SALE 2 Oven Stove·15in For Classified Ad ACTION Call a Dally Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 Auto SerYiu, Porh & Accesaories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . . AKC, s tud service. Gue ""de rlms-Lamna. dining set. couches. qn "' -· ,... 64S-7389or63Hi067 bed , 2 studio beds Furn-many more items. 4 m o old Old English 496-4S48 821 Pres idio Dr. C M. Sheepdog w papers· Sofa & loveseal, xlnt cond 540-QSl SLSO. Call between 5-8pm $600. 2 trundle beds $100 Two family garage sale, &42·7450. ea. Fr Prov din rm. gd Sat & Sun. 9·6 2301 642·51>7R Auto SerYice, Parts & Acc•siories 9400 cond S600. !151·5219. Zenith Av. 54~_4_6_94 __ _ Ado Seniu, Parta •uto Service. Part• . & Accesaories 9400 & AccHaoriH 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FROM FRAMK PROTO LIMCOLM- MERCUIY Oct 3rd & ~th 9.5 <.:ollectlble glass. dishes. POttt'ry and books. Mu ch MJsc. 9:5.1SenateSt. C.M. Garage Sale. 32081Via Tonada, Mlu!Dn P t homes oer Del o6'ispo &: Alapaz In SJC. Sal, Oct 4 90fa, chairs, weed eater, ele c s h ampooer , clothing. shoes. & odds & ends. Patio Sale Sat 9AM 1626 Marguerite. CdM . Bike. toys, clothes, Cixtures. etc. Sacr:iflcc b e low Misc Hsehld & GaraKe gemologist appraisal Stuff. 545-2003_ _ _ 714•956·3401. 6 Family Garage Sale. Opals. loose, October birthday s tone, ver y good quality. realistlcal· ly priced. 714·956·3401 you pay for 840·3680 " (please leave message J. ty 962· l961 St ...... loyal.OaMl h Sofabed .. Sl75. new quee_n 8 place set w/ extra pcs, box spnng & mattres~ chest SU40/ OBO $155. 64l·sro5. 7S9·1643 Shop for Christmas. King Bed, Furn, Skis, Boots, Boy's lOflpd. Reel Tape Recorder. Golr Clubs . Photo Eq u1 p . Wagon Wheel Light f1itlurei.. lugga g e, de s 1i?ne r clotht's. games. bc>oks, wallpaper Sat 9·4 2233 Arbutus N.B Li•ntodl 1075 Ping Pong thl, xlnl cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slot machine, s m a ll 5 yr old TB mare hunter,. desk 968-9318 F.STATE SALE> Sat & Sun Oct 41.h & 5th. 9am 4pm Metal campmg sup phes, woven baskets. tool s, elecl r 1cal hardware. electnc iron rum1ture. clothing. misc 7l5 Delaware St Hunt ington Beach GA RAGE SALE Stereo Spier 16xl2x26, !I' Sliding Glass Doors. <.:h1ldren's & Babies Clothes. Baby 16 two hands. must sell today, bsl offer 545·6914 Dale IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS LonllllloCM11 MERlCAN LEGION Changer. To)S, Tnryclc. from your business card Send one card for each tag plus one spare. We return p ermanently St'aJed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline i 0. requirements . Pre· vent loss & theft ! For a personalized tag e nclose wallpaper, fabric o r Send someone )'ou love a bouquet of 30 multi col ored helium balloons lied with ribbon & your own personul messag t! Perfect for every oc ca sion . We de li ver 673·4-119 BARBER SHOP OPEN Sunday t2·3 An y slyl1• 2474 Newport Blvd. C.M AUXILIARY H anging Glai.s Planl Phone 548·6433 RUMMAG~SALE S hodes, Sal Oct 4th Mite .. '-eous W..t.d 215·15lh St & Balboa !lam 9772 El Portal Cir Blvd. Newpon. Oc r 3-4-5 cle. F'nuntrun VC11le~ 5-pc St silver set w1tray. 8 ROblets. service for 8 flatware 3(Y7 oz Will sell at S20 pr oz. Call Rob 6.'H ·Oll71 8081 9AM Clothing, Books, --- Plants. Misc. Sat Sun Many 11e~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will Buy USED OFF'l(.'f f'URNITURE, Work Be nc h es S h elving . 6:Jl·Z777 -------c;a le Furn1tun• horn\ Stereo spkrs. dryer. sax. apphant·es. etc l,oic al more -. Sat 9:4 ol7 92 ley belwwn El MO<Jtona & Sceneno. 840-2794 Tustin on l!ilh St "Day Glo .. paper & we Gem Top l'amper shell ·1 b ,, & w rack. fits Hanc·hern or W1 I ac" tnm your Wanted to buy Ne"'"Orl 0 d El <.:am mo, S15-0 or offer .. ,.. MS .a MS (Multiple Sclerosis), 35 lamrlies participation, eve~in_g TO"e117 you will 1n 1t here. 21061 Manessa Cr. H.8. 2 F'am Garage Sale-Misc hsehld itms Sat only 88m-4:30pm 18377 Santa Belinda F. V. Garage Sale, my junk your jewels. lots of things. Sal/Sun 9-5. 504 ~Uerton. NB t alley) Garaae Sale; Sat1Sun 9·4PM. table. sewln1 mach. shelves, etc. 3111 Coolidle. CM. 754-63116 Yard Sale, piano, couch, table .tr chra. books, reeds. baskets, desk, nlte stand. end table, lampa, dis~. rmterials. port. bed. 1hel"9, ptctl&J'h, t.oyw, "°"*'· plmnu, etc. Sat/SUn. a. Rose Ln, CM. Bet. 21.at-22ftd otr Santa Ana AVe. Bl& ~IP901 "' refriM.1 works. TV e•w. Ola wooden shafte d golf dubs. Zane Crey books. Glau telephone 1n . 1ulatora. 2 o~ hand waabtioara. 2 Old lt'Dll flatlroaa. llany more lt.ema. N Sat/Scul. 2111 Cohambt8 Dr. (lideell'eet wu.an). Cll. DI Si,_i llAl. N.B. Mt A Sun. •Ua It jth .. narn. stereo, p&aals, clothid1, roller skate . HUGE GARAGE SALE SATISUNDAY9-4 240 E. 16th Pl, CM. Sat. lOAM-ePM. Irvine Terrace. Misc. items, many goodies. 2007 Chubasco. CdM. 673-3025. SPECIAL SALE . ba r1a lns galor e. THR IFT SHOP, As· sislance League. 505 32nd St. N.B. Sat. Oct 4, 10-2]>m. . Sat & Sun. 4 & 5, rollec· tables. misc goodies! 8S21 Sandy Hook Dr. H .B . !Newland / Hamiltan). Combining househo lds. Furn, linens. ladie's clothing, lamps, mirrors. appliances, jewelry, Avon. Sat. 84. Irv. East on Warner, off Culver. 3 quick lefts to68 Bluejay. 3 Family Yard Sale. 374 Costa Mesa St, C. M . Sat Only, lCHpm. Combined Garage S.le. pl4nts. toys, clothes, baby lletna, boob. ~l. 5 & 8, 8·4, 2318 Redlands Dr. N.B. (Between Santa Isabella &23rd). Sat, 9·2. Garage Sale. ru1s. rum, misc. 1101 North Bayfront. Balboa Isl. Gara1e Sale, everylhh11 pri c:ed t.o sell qui ck ly le all mu.t eo. Uaed deelta, varlo\ls doors . small kitchen table w ith chaira. t nM11ahyde chain, rue cabinets • much mcn. 1 day only. Sal Oct 4. 9-5 at 305 17th St.H.B. Saturday H\•180 Pa110 furn iture , couc h and mat.clung-clu1u:,.--und t · ble, dishes Kenmore electn c dryer. pictures. horse tack, ski boots . roreign car snow rhams and parts, antique Shaw walker, o;et of three solid oak filing cabinets, un 1c\ cle. ;.urf board }!any odd s and e nds'''. Everytlung m~l be !>Old at mos t r easonabl e price s on Saturday because or leavmg state. Call before coming 842·0138. ZJBS Redlands Dr,, N.8. between 23rd Uld Santa babel (back bay area). tags. r lry two car :. B'·ach Athletic Cluh b k t b k 540-0 Hit> aft 6 " ac o ac · Membership. ·a11 Dave PRICF.S. eaof"lJ.~ ----+*;;.;r.,,,_~:-iTlill. Us.eiLFe.nc.e... b'132lllll. 415tags S1.60ea Mat1:rial '<in~ Kind I Mlaaical 6/9t ags Sl.SOea ~lOdays. 54&-5284 htstnlnltnh lOor more Sl.40ea 8083 Sales Tax lncluded NO CARD? Draw your own or send name, address~honc & we'll make on rd per lag Add 25< ea Send check or money or· derto: PILOT PIUHTIMG P 0 . Box lS60 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 Snug Top camper shell . fits 7' Tnvola bed, reas 5.57 8980 • John Wayne Tennis Club, fa mil), $1000 644 1405 bet 8&Swkd~ ---' ..•...•..••.....•...... Marshall tC(l wait sup~• lead amp S'TOO. lbanl'l e lectric Guitar prll fess1onal model $450 641 8004 Bldg matenal. 2x4.s. 2x6s. O\'ATlON 12 St n n µ 4X4s Exec desk chair. Acoustic Gwlar W, Pi• k secy. chair 84& 1121 up & Hard Shell Case 2 :il os Old i60010 BO TRS-80 Comptr Level l l, 54G-0181 For Sale: John Wayne Space l6K. Over 50 Tennis Club fam i ly games & programs. All Student flute & trumpet. membership. $1100 /bst acc. Xlnl cond. $9-00 $100 & S&5. 644·5544 after ofr. 6'73-7542. 080. Rick aft 4. 839·0059. _s._. _______ _ Allto1, Mew 9100 Alltos, Mew 9100 Alltoa, Mew 9100 Auto1,iMew 9100 ••••••..•.•••.............••••.................•............ , ....... . 1981 280ZX's ARE IEREI AMERICA'S FAVORITE SPORTS CAR! WE HAVE OVER 20 NEW 1981 280ZX's IN STOCK AND READY TO ROLL! 24 M0/24,000 MIU SllYIC' COMftACTSA.YA.l.A.U OM MOST US. CAIS 176 VOLKSWAGEN Alf CO<>C1 A~ A;! .. ....., ,_ ,,_ rllly wt\I ..,.... b1n "-'200 0-'°"' I(...,. Slue llooti H...,.y ,..,.,. • IOO ..,.., IO flllli !U tACY ' '3025 '70 FORD L1D A T V .. w ,,... flt tftd d-tllO>O otnoev roo Nice n.e. - • .. 12171"'1 '1460 '73 CHEVROLET ~ ... ALAWAeOM II .. , AT• --.AM'""-Ill Nd -coco- OM -••°"" -I IOllUIOI '2178 '78 MONZA STAnoM WAeOM v .. & ......,, - -' 11&1 °"" ""' -. "-,_ Gold ---,.,._ IOMll II fllr't -CMOUl'YI '399010 .•75 DATSUN HATCMIACI 4cyl.411>.llr.:o--"""'·_, _ _,..S'- -... -' '2497 NEW 1980 310 GX 4 DR. HATCHBACK 55-4 cvl • ""' , Q)( Ol<G • 1fl '*' llr•. '""' well l1'CI llOdyscMI tftOUIOlnQO Ootou~ •HI~ g\111 end mot• Siio. 1"411-0 I t80(Ml(ll WE LEASE ALL MAKE CAIS AMD TIUCKS NEW 1980 210 4 DR. STA. WAGON $5488 w.---&tllO "-·-·-moul01~g1 unct••Htl, etc Sr• UHO 075710)_ .............. ;.i NEW 19•0 DA TSUM 4x4 PICKUP ,_. " ""•· Qitaw 3. ,., ~.~~-~ ... ~~-~ ?::~ ............ ~!!.~ . -'<W s• ... , -.~:'" &IOll ~.~.~.!~ .... ~!~ Mllcll•••• Pror plumtun11 services n .1.... ...,,...,. to40 HIPi, St... IOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 43•41r9........,. ...... ,...,... to•o C1*14 .. ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• llllt · f 120 1977 Scarab JO' l11rin 35Cll, •.11•••'••• .. ••••• .. ••••• ........ -..i . f0t11nl"''ut'i ••••••••••••••• •u•••••••••••••••••••• BALOWlll'C Accro1onlc k* Gear ,.. ~nu.tor trombone ..._la .. oe S R 101 el•(' t'QNOfe '1000/ obo '768 ""1 Call 67J.M7l t•ves --C9fe. Ea~ ccin typewrt• •tC'Olffalna M4•in n .• ..._ UVNACHORD RE· VF.RB Fu 11 )' e q u i p p e d , 175 _ _!!2..:!!!!, beautU\&IJy ma intalned, ,ready lo cruise or live i\llenlloo Soni Writera, aboard. Slip may be low hrs, hl1h perf. equip. TWll \l'ails, alnt 1hape, 70mph+, mu1t aell, •llmt.td•.aooo. 124,500 wJtrlr 7S8-lll3 o r • -:=-.ia.llOD.IT~aAer futan, lille new. tl50 H ,._ u MON 0 ~P IN R!!!:r1._!~~·0w'n11111t ~~~ HIFf. ,._... Ill -t" .. Wh~ ~ I~'° ••••••••••••••••••••••• -OROA.N '7t, LdUe Ou11 r.lbow icu1rd 111 U 5 Aluu 4 channel aound on available. ll't\% Finan<'· sound tape d~k. Brand IJll Pollible. 172.000, or Ueautlful Zenith 25" color new heitda. xlnt cond •.ooo I.I no brUter in· lotl -~-1-983-·------t1at1141M1 tl40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~llO W OunAA AMP Oftke'8111-Ke)'b<>ard, auto pl•y1 ~ ~ eua s.uo 0 80 Ule _. El.IM portab&. rcaturff fo'ln• ,1rt 11..1..\jf<it.:"~~~~· ltett .Owtar with 25 ~ ~~..kllf.&.i."><" 1V. 2 yr wmly, free de w1lh warranty. Clyde. volved. Cle~t · ---9 ,!! ~e'?'~-S124 · &M-7118 • ., Hl1%-511,,_ ..... ·•--~#~ btriatlrli"'X von 'R~e<l~c~r~e':,lsl~:::=::::::==~:: ---- J Mt:-Demo Sale.Greut -~--with Ooorboardl and 4.S loah, W 9060 ----~~~~r~ nr• ttar"°"anCTebrle 671-.,._ -O•dtloa, AIJ..._ 'f'l• 1011nd rel ardanl 1ue•a1 (5 'aS') are VIOLIN: Gd •llotdcot ._ eqwpped wHh huvy • l I • t " r o p • a o "'*"'"" Md fOOllnll In llu.d .. •.rrs.••IMiO c I ear an o d I a e d 0... alWllllltaft • ....., Mt UJ) -. · Vwy 1ood cond la two 'Cl") ahape er ,...,....., "-'·>' f'f'Cllf' -..,. a lt•IO o"1ua. Th• Wurlllter Or.i11n wllh !I keybolerdil. •> nthe.laer, cta~m& ('hclrdli, cu• r\I cordfor. 1rr ~aut wc~n cabtn~ '750 847 fl7?l Plano. ruu 1111~ uprtiiht. very l(uod rond , f7M> m 1839 ........ ~al: .. ' rectory pr1 c .. , .. Mii · otrmAc at MOO S1i1M IOtl ,,.. 1••••••••• .. ••••• D111141oul Hay • Reach ,;;-;,;;: ....... •• ••• • •• • •• l I II ·s • • c 11 l I' v • ~.at~ X-cnu11try •k1ls, poles, IUIO. N ... ftt11 IM7 boot•. Men's II lo!11('11 Call «""10 or •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• con<tt f2.4.00 C:oll1Je11 ....,.,..... Slllhpau puppl••· N I P, su-~~eni111b llo&orola a c hannel AKC, M W. told fr wh St-II \\1th t-:ASt;' Or and n w <tuwn11 k 1 Jackel•, 1•01wcrl11 1nt(1 v•lJI, k5 l\ak for T11rrv ~l lil\12 ~ .. 'T1K.aw1U1alt1JetSk1 Xlnt Nln<I SLlOO or btl:st offer s.'Mlc4'1113 "c·• ... --... 1095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S HOW C ASE S & DISPLAY RACKS. Ex cepUonal pr1ces New 11d qual Mon thru Fri Ml--0622 . ....,.r, 1115; Cod•·•· •nu - -11·s a ORF:fo:Z": ........ Ml·-!ell kUe \ttm.s 642 5878 C:l!b~1f11.-d Art~ tl42 .~iH Want .\11.; Cull &t2 :>ti7K Mew tiff ...... Hew tlOO Alltot, Hew 8peakers . at great ....... ..._... horsepower Johnson out· prll'l.'S Allant1c Mui.1c ........... board J ack Curley ••••••••••••••••••••••• '49, Luderg 16. 2.Sf\, vam hull. s lip 1n NB . beaut i Cu I $4000 8fH·9010. ·145 E 17th St . c M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mt-~home .or84()..2254 64&8896 Gae•e .a 90 IO on the boat weekends. Motobecane moJ>e4. lo m l. xlnl coad. Pund w-e pro- of tublla , c arr1ln g bellllfl, ~ Mil + hehntt.Mtt. •lM1 COLOR T. V. Sl:ll 1 Year Warran1ty 642-5340 ti' Magna vox s t e reo. i\ml Fm. record player . xlnt cond. l!SS. 631·6752. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8' Din1hy, flber1laas over wood oars. oar locks & davit hooks. 1225. Gd oond. 54& 7580. loGh,M.W111•ce/ Ser.tee f020 -----...................•... 0 Y N A C JI 0 R o. 8-0at refinishing. ,top AMPLll'1ER 11ides, boot stripes. super S7S 962·9757 structure. non-skid. refs. - - - ----342.7413 The Castest draw in the ----- West .a Daily Pilot FiberJlass & gel-coat re· Classified Ad. Call Today pair. Reasonable, relia· 642-5678. _ _ _ _ _ ble. Refs. 492.5733 9100 t...to1, Hew 21 · flberclass Tug, la lander W~kender or SANT AHA 525 Character Bay Launch. Haa absolutely ever· 6mo. old. VW Rabbit Ylhing, 8 bags. beaut. Diesel. Full galley, cond. Poss NB. slip. ·stove, refrigerator. dbl. $13,000. Owner will con· berth, head, complete . sider exch a n ge for 119,500. 646-7887. BMW. Me r cedes or . Seville. ~·5184 eves'. 30 Penn Yan, twin dsl. . SPortfiaher, dealer de· ISL. 24 F. G. sloop, head, mo , ru11 electronics galley, slpe 4, 8HP OB, adar. Cull fishing pkg·. xlnl cond. Race/cruise, Every option. $68,S · sll.P avail. Reasonably 213·S82·2859, 213·~ pnced. PP. (714) 499-4148 '80 Penn Yan Spo 8 8' Sabot fiberglau. fully & Cruisers. All IB. no equip. & recond., $SOO outdrive problems. Mdl OBO, 835·2122 CO >. 8\'811: 2017", 22'. 23', 24'. 67S.~H) - 2111'. 28', 30', 33·. Closeout s a.le, call today. Manne Outfitters. 2l3·592·28S9. 213.592.2444 12· Snowbird . n i c e learner's boat.~. 675-0349 ·;5 Ericson 32. cstm Int· --.. ~5•0•,•1•MT-A•G•.1-• ext 6 s ails, whl. knot. VHF. many xtras, boal 23' custom bit Chriscrafl covers. nicest on West cabin cruiser . complete Coast. Must see! S39,900 ly refurbished June 1980 Head. galley. sips 4 . Firm. 96S-7003or~_·08_i_2 Dana Pt. Manna. s lip B·ll Mainland S8000 Avail lo see on wkends. we e kd ys c all 15' SVNF1SH SAILBOAT Like New. 1700. Call 642·4300 ad •331 1213)945·3805. 16' Hobie Cat, xlnt cond. ___ _ $1200. 644-1405 bet ween 8 . &5 wkdys. 77-23' Mako. 1nb. fully ------ eqwpped. pnced lo sell 2'2' Columbia, cabin. 51, '673-9363 hp J ohnson. $1600 or 1979 21 ' Ellminator lh} Cru1!>f'r nnh used lfl times Seto to ·apprec> t \'t• 979-7288 'W Formula. 23' ·Huns ex eel Bes t ofr ~3·3420 trade for Hobie 645·9419 orS<lf>.4479 loots, SUps/ Dodls 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J-'t1r rent. 25' side tie ~ca r, fem . Balboa Isl 673 1440 Boston Whaler lJ, IO llP. loots, 5pHd & loaded. trailer. S2KIJ(} Sid 9010 Dys · 675-0740 ••••••• ••••••••• •• • • • •• 2:r U:\'.1 Fl. YTC. :'llew 318Chry. \'H f . -.nolr 1-~inancrng, shp a\ all Retail pnrt· $19,UOO ~ A Y &tG !1000 '79 Bayllner Libert~. 20', like new l20 hp inboard, marine radio. trailer, $825() 673 W19 PEUGl!OI' 1816 Ulre new. 256 m.llea. '615. IJD.adlt Clmattl MoPecl. S300 or beet otter. ~. ........ ..... , S.11hh fllO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl YAMAHA YZ.250 •• ..... '76 Honda ~8 TSOP' Model, en&ine 811 C action 4X pistoal _.t rilio Weber 40 ocoi.18 carb. R cam . All enrtne won done by Noma C1t'le Prod. Less t han 1000 m iles on e n1ine. Cutom seats Kreber raialft1 headers. New cruisln1 handle bars a nd mirrors . 49'l·2858 '79 Yamaha 750 Spet'ial, excelle nt Sl7SO, call Scou. Dys (Zl3)444-4103 or 840-5088 nithta. '77 XA1SXlntCond. .. $2756 '78 SUZUXJ :-C2 S1H/ 6"·521.5 1961 Harley Davidson 5portater Trike Xlnt cond. ~:;e.,_ Kaw 900 Cus t om Zl, beaut.. blke, $1100 /080. Call Kirt. 848-~7. Motor"-.. S.1 a.t/St•• 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent: 22' Lux. Motor Hme. sips 6. self·conl. - S2 5 0 /wk . + 8 •I m I. 64().8.$85 2!r c AU FOR.\/ r" Fly Bridge Sportf1sher F 1gls A·I eng VHF. Sndr Financing. sLip av all l\\o Kd"' Jct ~k1~. new nc \ er used. S.1500 fo r both 548·11711 '~~====~~ I •HIWPOllMS..2 • Retail pnce $25,000 $16,500 i\ y 646-0000 ----- 28" OWENS EXPRESS VS Power, VHF. Sounder F'inancrng. slip avail Retail pnce Sl2.000 $8500 A Y &4&0000 '73 28' Lubia OWC, all 1lass. lwn 1as . cstm S.F .. 2 bait, A.P .. fath.. VHF. Bimini w/incl & covers. psbl NB slip. Sl.8. 000. 673--0317 31' Silverton Flybndge. '78· N.B sltp avail Twin 225 HP. gen, like new with many xtras. SU.500 PP Bayley. 644·7872 or 751·lJl1. J~rsen 15' Siu & Fish Boat •u.te newlOll\nia with SO HP Mercury & •Sleeps 4ad\dta trailer. Sl.500. 546-2629. •Spacious rear bath 13· Slu Boat. wttrailer. 100 hp .\1er c, mus t sell, s 1800 551-27 4.1 14· Glas:.pa r w SO hp mere & trlr En~ nds work S350. 631-5417 -----....... "·• '°" ....................... Dry storage avallable. Newport Dun es. 1131 Back Ba y Dr N B 644-0510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CcsfNrt.,Sde/ ..... tl20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /pulhtan ls tub •Dbt door cedu lined w~ ·~l.che.n witb .11n1led· counlertop • Loads ol stcrage •Dual air condlt.ionera -6 new 8 pty tires •N,,.. ~•~r\hJone up -~~wde~~~-= ea. DALE'S RV 17141 llt-4446 1'Clllllarvard Ave. Irvine '79 arou1ham '79 Datsun. 7.,..,· bed. incl. motorhoatt.-Uke new. Trade your old stuff for dlx King cab. like new. Good mlWqe. '1000 4' new goodies w ith a se e to a ppr e", take b"":~.·l:>-mts. Call Classified ad. 642·5678 ~1080. MS-4&14 AM. Mi.-Gf•'410.1 C'oa'°"'° M'o . a , ...... 2 ...... .. -·~·-' -4C1L.- -4 .. p • • d Automat ic trantml .. lon, ~I transmission. power well mou1d i nga. steering & brakes. fabric C8re, 4 Whffl whe e 1 we II d lac brakes and mouldings, 4 wheel • ptn1trtpea and morel disc brakes & fabric (VC2424&A 1-178393) care. IVC24246A 1·18024 7! 1980¥0&.VO ltllVOLVO 2DOOl•AM 4DOOIS9AM -4CYL--•en.- 4 speed transmission. A utomatic air cond .. wheel well transmission. power mouldings. fabri c steering & brakes. care. 4 wheel disc pinstripes. wheel well brakes. pinstripes & mouldings. fabric guard, morel more! (VC24245A 1·180974) (VC244'5~ 1-587169) 1979 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 4 cyl. engine. 4 1peed ttan1ml11ion with overdrive. 1tereo, ttHI radial tires and · morel (8&1WYF~ •899· ltllVOLVO lnl YOLYO •T JDOOIS9AM 2.oa.SPOllT -4CYL-S9AM -4CYL-Sunroof. 4 speed Sunroof. 4 speed transm ission transmissio n w /overdrive . a ir w/overdrive . alloy cond .. power steering wheels. wheel well & brakes. pinstripes. mou I ding. fabric fabric guard. more! guard. more. (VC24245A 1 -1783~) (VC24245A 1-182297) 1979 VW RAlllT 4 cyl. engine. automatic tran1mlN1on. err conditioning. AM/FM. steel radial tlrH & velour interior. Looks like brand newl (987WZK). 1978 TOYOTA CELICA 4 cyl. engine. 5 SQe:ad tran1.. l.ctory atr cond . steel radial tires. body side mold· lngs. pin stripes & wheel well moldlnga (087VPT), I ' . . ·~··••" THE 198 ·.l'i ARE 111111 Ir .... -............ ._~., , ....... ~ .................... ~ ..... ,,,, ... ' ... .__ .. ""' -. .. . ..,_. -'-~· .... ~ ... '.,,. • " . ........... . ,..,, . ....._...._t..S./ frwlla 91.0 W.W .... tltO 111111 /II•• '160 •• •••• •• •• •••• •• •• •• • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• I ...... 1., • ....., .......... , • ..w ............. ciett Frldey. October 3. 1980 CWLY PILOT 07 ....................... ....••................. ...................... . ................... .... .,, coera• WI: PAY TOP OOLI.A.R • .......,, '-· conv'td 4 cyltDW ~as-d. \ona fOf lop llMd can forelp . ~-.._. •--~~ ~: ?!cl_!INHIOJI Call domttUca OI claaalc1 It --.__._ -._ _ ,_ yowo cu II estn deal). da, .... Ml-1511 9'1CaAL ... 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I Very Nice ,ippr(' '''"' f7l~111 lw111 t·a r 111 rr l'1>h l 11 CIUCAGT ____ s mo11 t·ert1fwd Hun-. & fl,""~ R ~"" I door sedan Aulum.11lll'. $9875 uUu IA"•vin11 the -.tale ,,;rtunulel) lllU'!I wll l.1ft b11r k 1n onginal rt-ti ,74 TllUMPH looks like nt•w Man\ voLl<SWAGEN. I N C . 111r <'ondJtionin~ Pretty llO CITATION HB MU~"T S l':t.1.' ,71 11 7~ llH:torll<IU Hlt\:I f1r11 &h 5i.1JC1.'<l. air t.u~t' TR 6 . xtras $2000 bst ofr Mu!>t 1·a r' 105001 Air PS/Tilt/Pwr Win· ·b42 O\~ h rn11d1t-1no <1187ll' 1'' 1 • M•ll th1s we<•k 494 9227 5 3 1-41 0 0 $6998! dows 'Tl POaSCHI '24 4 '!i>JlCt'ft illr l'IU~M•tl1• ,11 lo•~ irnd morr S..•1• 111 .ippr1•11ah' 1=-l'7.\ 1 19995 111 T ur Lu 1 'urr1•r ''· .AJh 1111 SS29S '1 ic he 11 n R a ti I u 1 s urn __ ... HOW A.RD Chevrolet Nice lulh l111.11lt-tl 11us 1•7, JtMMA.Rl .. O •744MIGJ 1978VWDIESEL Dove&QuailSts s.5M() Jl.11111lutt'l.\ rluwlt·~11 1 JJI YOUCSWA.GEH CCII 130-7600 'I.' mo<lel. 2 d oor '14 tur ~EW PORT BEACH L F. N M 0 R GAN I I "7•7 1;re u1 cond1t111n '78 A'ai>b1t 29001' m1 1330555 MOTO R S k1 1• " " IKI "11 ' 111711 lieach Blvd '"D-1· ~ 1""2W00) ~ . . ~ . • tm :177K 11 N'flNGTON lH~A\'H "-Y' r'14fl~ "" am hp tape. s unroof, 4 2059Harbor Blvd .4 .. 2000 l'O".' DA $5995 dr. mint. $4495. 551·8()90 '70 IUICI( Costa Mesa ,:, l'or~1h1· tHI '"" '" ~ .~ JIM ..... •Rl ... O LE.,"•RE ~HICI( I "'"" pol llllll(" ....... 18 1\UTOCENTEH DR vi'\.& tl~SW'"' "Glb.J 72 S quarebac k 1•xlra ~-~MON h '71 TOYOTA lRVlNE 113() 7600 "-"' Er" clean. xlnt cond. onu Automatw \ransm1ss1on, tire'> " ui·k i. "'JI-. J87118each l:tlvd " factory air conditioning. '78 Seville. leather seats. snrl. silver on s ilver. 26,000 mi. very clean. $9,000 857 1322 d ys . 552-3897 eves ~ wkends. P.P \'W l"C.>ttSCll 1'. AllUI ~ ~ l 'ou.:.l th" Ii\ '11•,. p.1rt Beach fl13 ll!llKI c\m i''m t•a:.i. h.,Mlcr-. CB.IC.A '79Tnumnh Tlfi 1·11nvert1 II NTINGTON !iEAL'll uwner S2600 962 6186 powe r steenng, JXIW<'r I a I .• 'l11pcl-<l • .iir tond1l1onin~ .. b k I 1 r • " w t' r t' u ble. S s pd. A '1 F:\1 sler"<• 14"2000 72 Super Bu.g l!>p ~ .. ..., ra ci.. Jl.000 ongmu I "' , ... I trnted .:I.a'>'>. t•a sM!tl" "' '" ' I '""'BT ' " .i .. !1 '"''" 1 \" t~R i r as!>etle. A <.'. tlawle'>:o ,,1her blue paint .\l int mi es (.,.,, 1 'S7,onche, S4500. '57-1170. 714 536 KIX>H e•e'> f VW '76 Sr r X I 1 $1699 • SS299 9 000 m 1 S8500 11 fe r · 1 occo n (•ond SJ.495 675 154 1 1·639-3625 aft 6PM cond \uto. am fm. !>nrf 711 Pur..1·he !II IS<' I JIJrJ '"D-1 • ~/4~ ~ OBO 775 0375 'itl IJlk Blk !I~ PorM·he S2:1 9So or .i-.,url'll ,.,, •• 11 1.,v. J.1<11 nll'nl-. o-10 :J',tfiil ll7S Koo.l ·75 Pon;(•he !Ill~ Hl k hlk. A C. Sspd Mu:.t :.ell Sl.5.000 64&0928 'b"7 912 ne w engine. trans. t1101·h., brown Lu..iJed ~ 7 · 79TRlU:\tPllSPIT FllH: 28 ti!•• ITU .\llU)!> " j :-.. ' 110:-IDA 4 C} I. .t-.pd " 0\ erdn \ll'. l,c,ather A l' Ul,1uµ1111kl \ti L'TOC'FNTl::R DH ma~s. soft & hard toj)'> lo Am Fm K trk -.u1>t-•· IR\'}:"E 8.10it>OO m1 . <Hn rm LaJK' lu~i.: l'lt>jn S2J .5110 1157 13:!2 n.1ck. 2.5 + rnpg. Ii.. ,1 d}!I ssi :n1•n '''('!\ & '1'8TOYOTA 10 p p s :;:-,110 wkcnds P I' COROLLA W A'GON 1>15 -121~ '60 Por!lt'hc J:>!i )lond c·ond ti7S 69711 '14 krl\,. 675·~ eves & wkent.1;. .i ('} hnder. air rond1tiun ing. ('Ustom wheid:.. heater Sharp $4497 <JOl!WXNJ 'N Tnumph l'11llcdor' Cllll>Slc Mu!-t 'ct.' lo .1µ preciate $4150 fi4ll·l!*H paint, mags, S s pd beau '58 Speeds ter. res tored . ~·~500968·5..'M2 red. black lea1 her 1n1. '76 911S. lmmac, all op-_l!_ew tires. 675·5953 $4497 SOUTH COAST DODGE V ollu WCIC)ftl 9770 . .•.....•.............. Good w.ctlon Of DtESB. RAlllTS A.HD DASHIEllS!!! Lion~ Must sell. bst ofr, ._.._ R 9756 this wk 851--0431, 631·5785 ~-oyce ---------······················· Did you know you ca n place a classified ad in lhe D1uly P ilot Ser vice Directory for a whole mont h for as little as S2.l7 per day? For more information. call *1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY ~ CARVER ROUS-ROY CC IWfJ•m-H Hew-1 .. .clt \'------ 2888 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540.0330 --------- '77 Co ro na Wgn. air. All models et discount prices ... see US! 1979 YW SCIROCCO Ver. 'harp :.pon 1•n11pl· I ~J)t'ed ,. :.Len "' Xtrd Cl1«1n ' S6995 JIM MARINO VOLi< SW A.GEN 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACll 84Z.2000 WAMTIO! '7().'7S BUG or CAMP~n Must be iJi good sh11vc! 547·3182 1977VWIUS Dynamite 7 passenger . 4 speed w1stereo cassette ft 's clea.n! <646RZAI t'5 VW Bug Good hod' n rnd Nds en~ 14 od :\\ " k e o f re r J 11 h n 1!11 2782 71 S Beetle Hhh 1•11)( :-:ew tires St!:IOI) 1)1\1) 646 2976 72 VW campt·r slight dama.l(e co nd S250U i l4·842·CT762 Fr•1111 :\ lnl Cl H (J 68 V W. Bu.s xlnl eonrl .\1usl see & drh·e to Ap· prec, Am /{m Ca ssette S3.000 OBO 500·7893 Volvo 9772 ...........•........... llO!'iO,\ 18.\\.JTO 'ENTl':H Ult IRVINE K30 7~1 12 Sedan de Ville. looks great. gd. cond .. save 8' gal uses reg g a s, loaded. lo mi. Sll95/Bst. 645 9'$47 hJ Bu11·k. met'han 1t· ., Camaro s pet'1;il. ~\7f> l:all 31lt.'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5µm f>'l2 7003 '77 CHEVROLET i6 Buick £.-,t:itc Wagon. full) cquq:iµed. xlnt t'Ond l:IJ9.(J783 lifter 5pm Codllloc 991§ CAMARO S te reo. till wheels, c u s to m wh eels . automatic. air . <866SPR J S,.clal $3597 .;·;·~·~;;~~·~·;~~~: S 0 UT H 9808 m i l~!~ Stainless C QA 5 T steel roof', westem sad 0 G [ die leathe r int erior . D D every option. a bsolutely like n e w ,\ P o rsche tradc·in t 114WG01 S 14, 995. firm 2888 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540.0330 -----1 &12 5678 642·5678 ClOSfO SVNDAYS --------~--~~~~~----~~~~--~- Classified Ads Am 1Fm. xlnt. S37SO ur bst ofr 551 5&13 VOLVO SA.LES, SERVICE A.MD LEASING O\'ERSEAS DELlVER Y EXPERTS :~,irg~ c ..... ,... 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,_.,Used Aaltos,UHd Aaltos,UHd .btos, Used • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19l9 Lakewood Blvd LONG BEACH (21lt597-3663 OPEN SUNDAYS $4995 JIMMARIMO YOUCSWAGEN 18711 Beach Bl vd HUNTINGTON l:IEACH 842-2000 EARLEll<E VOLVO \.W·eQR.5(.:llE AliDI +IS E Coast H1wa} :"lewport Be;,ch 673 {1.k)(J 7.i f::I Carrunol50. Blk/blk intr 4 s pd Brand new eng New u res. gd m pg. :· -.. ' • ************************ *********************** HIS WEEK'S SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE ••• Jl.ST :\FE\\' EX:\llPl .. ES: "18 A'9C GRt:'91,I~ (=A) '3333 O•h· . ' ·1• BUICK ve SK YL,.\11.K ~~8:1S) •2888 0.1,. •1a CH9' ''SLE.R LE 8"80~ WG~ ::~M) •4999 ·a.a CORVETTE STl~GRAY :::)· '7777 Oaly .,. VW SCI ROCCO '3999 •79 r\MC SPIRIT '4444 •79 M"ZDr\ GLC ·7a OLDSMOBILE Ct:TIAS8 '3555 {::~) '3555 •74 '9AZD" RX.f W.\GO~ ·7a FORD BJ\ NCH ERO 'E;"' '2222 'E~) '4444 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM? ENTIRE INVENTORY REDUCED! aa• 1JITlll8 ··~ \N , ........... 1•lu• I••· H.•rn.,. a ' .......... ,.. .... ,. Ir .. , t .,.,I r•r• IJ 11.INI -· ....... ,.;, ....... ri. ... "'"· "' ..... ... ,....I ... ,.,i. ........ . .. C'•f'· •••II C•r - _. ff#4 "·-,.,....., • T•laFal .. 8"T. Z2 : -.. A alJN. eNL\'I ..... .. ,, ...... "~m ... ,,.,,.,,~., '"'" ...... , Tll/ ,, r.tt. • -•I ,,..,,II .. fll•r ,_.,,_,,,fl(. ~·VO /SA,,,Otf00 111flWA1 ,_ ... ,,_..., "'.,,...._-'....., ..._,_ A/99-21/lAA at:lf~ltlO.CXISrA*"" ~r • ..,,..;.MO ... , ~ '79Convert1blc. best o fft!r. speed· dnt cond. blk blk Stert!o m iles cas:. 833 78tl0 M F' \'W·PORSCllE Al'l>I +:15 E. Coast l11 "'a \ :"lewpon Beal·h lii3 'il'JOO 1974VWGHIA. Last year for this da~~JC· Hpeed coupe. 123i6.5!i 1 S4695 JLMMARIHO VOLESWA.GEN Ui711 Beach fllvd llL"NTINGTON Bf.·\Cll 842-2000 t97S VW CAMPEil Dynamite Westfalla w /4 speed. stereo. (0178521 SSttS • JIM MARINO VOU<SWAGEN 187 11 Beal•h Blvd HL'='o"flNGTON BEACH 842-2000 73 1;w Super Hct'llc AM !')I. s unroof. new llres $2500 Call aft ..\pm M-F or anyumc.· Sat M Sun 839·l001 197 6 VW CAM,ER Very s harp Weslfal1a cam per w/automatic & stereo. Clean! (068900 ) S64'5 . JIM MARINO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd . HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 '66 V W Fast beck . SHARP! New Int. Orig. O wn . Xln t Co nd 1175010 80 M&-6457 after 5pm 1976VWIUG Sharp swiroof. 4 speed. stereo t ape. t64SPHB> SlHS JIMMAJUNO VOUCSWACHH l87U Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-ZOOO '74 V W Con ver tib l e Classic immac, new int. new tires, 673-4760. 1971 VWGHIA S h arp Red 4 s p eed clessl ~ coupe. Fr es h engine. (821.7.ST> $3295 JIM MARINO VOUCSWACHN 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 '74 BUG Ext/Int Xlnt Cond. New Pnt Ir Tires. Runs Great S3200 ri rm 548-3237 · '76 SCI ROCCO..... ,S4500/or best ofr 758-<J850 '64 VW. l owner, looks Ir runs great. Sl800. Call 842,SQ2() ·72 Bus. xlnt mech Ir lnt, new paint, xtras, bnt of. fer, 961-211188 P. P. '77 VW But. anrf. Am/Fm stereo, 41.000 m l. $4395 . (L lf685SES >. Net'o Corvette, 8M·SM7. 4!8 BUI. seml·llkk. reblt ename. moo or best of. ·fer.M~ .• 73 Camper, NM 1reat • auto tram, aeoo. call aftertPll....... • ·i;2 BuJa r a l(tup, n1" pamt. look:. & run!. l(uod $15511 li41 112711 '6i \'W HUJ:J. •'Ill! ( lllll I pletel~ '" 1·rhault•d 11 1·" pain I. nt·I' hall .>I>! I~, 1966 Harbor Bl\'d COSTA M ESA 646-9303 540-946 7 OR'4MGE COUNTY VOLVO 80 Diesel Se•·1lle. new. silver & blue. loaded .,o ou.J l'lll j!UJr on t'nl! $16.500 !'»O 3!!31 '4k1lv-. 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October 1 1980 ~=!~ ........ ~!~.~ ~ ............ ~!~.~ ~ .......... ~!~.~ ~~~~ .......... ~!~.~ ~.':'!9!'~ ....... ~!~.~ ~ ............. ~!~?. ,UMd '1' CHIYii ii Lookift1 ror ttya. and ruel OAANOECOUNTV'S 'tn Mlll\llf\i, 6-cyl. aood '71 OLDS ti 74 Pinto ).dr runabout. 2 .. __ --., at a ......... -•bl-,._, t•und Rat offe.r a~y AT, AC. radio, I owner. -..r. 4 •~ed. only ..,... .......... ,, • ..,_, .. 1M&m1 IMI 46lV -•-· 1 •.111 m.i&el Ulle new price? Whfther yov wish UNCOLN·llEl<.:URY or Automatic tranamlaalon. ..,. m . St•. 54()..1873. '74 WAGON. In Good Shape, lots ol extras! <MTXllS) lo b\t)' OC' Leue OEAl,.J:RSKJP ·~ M\latllfti Fut back 4 ractcwy air COlldiUonln1. •79 Pinto Stat.Ion Wagon, 4 11"9 ftYUS IAYfl!LADHOI speed, newena1ne, :IU!\ power s\eerin&. power cyl, s tick s h irt , air . Ofrer 547-3182 4 .. ... ' ' . ~' . . '11 CMIVIOUT SOUTH COAST DODGE -Harbor Blvd COST" MESA 140-0UO CANICI AutomaUc lranlmlatluo. fadcwy air t"GftdiUonint. power steerin1. PQwer bnkea. tinted glau , "--4 9940 38,000 m lle1 Sharp ••••••••••-•••••••••••• ~•13PIB l '76FOllOWAGON Pitt AUlomaUC' tranam1As1on, fartory a.Ir roncbtlooin1. ~--lflll!lltt~e power steerinc. power -.-ip T• brUH. tlnted &lass, IUi LINCOLN MERCURY 16AUTOCENTER DR IRVINE &» 7000 1•1e rack. low miles <M7~1 SUH l.INCOl..N·ME ACURY ''"'nlllOfl ~ -. bry es. power windows, t JO ooo · 16 UI Auto Center Or M'z 3767 64167711 power seat., whitewall 1 ereo, cass, · ma, '78 Honzon. •door, stic.k . like new. Low mileage Orig. ownr. Ofrs41M·5607 SOJo"'wy Lde Jo'0tt111 t•1t1t tires, tinted glass. t 111 oril owner . '290010 8 0 . IRVINt"! '76 Uh11A II , loaded w tu · wheel, cruise control. "94·548&. --__ _ IJ0.7000 trn . d un, ong owner. Very Clean. (471VNJ> '71 Pinto. snrl. 2 new tires '°""• 9965 ~ Wf.O 2225 S4Jtt + mags, Am/Fm cass + ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 MllCUIT COUGAI Jo'aMOf') air roodill{lflllll(, lilt wheel, <'1111,,.tlt' X TRA SJJAk V UMOVW 11 1 CAU IJ0.7000 LINCOLN M •~R<'\J RY 16 AU1'0C~'rt:tt OH IRVINF. 800 7000 'llH VK, 11 kc nt!w, ur1 g <IWTUlr $J,!'J(JtJ bll t751 6" M1,1stanii. 6 cyl, clc1.1n . 11.SOU. IM7 Ml8. 64'~ CLASSIC am1fm l'll8b. nu tires pnt, xlnt ware .wheels SJ900873-7339 many other xtras. $1000. ·es Pontiac GTO. Cherry After 6pm Call 847·Z2S3 inside & out! Owner LINCOLN-MERCURY '74 Pinto Runabout, orig mU1t seU ! As kine Sl.595 Call 67~ 1763 after 6 p. m. 16AUTOCENTER DR. owner, 37.000 mi, xlnt IRVINE -~_:_7000 l'Ofld, 675-21.34 or 645·6905. '72 Pontiac Station Wgn, '710LDS Cun.ASS Supre me Brougha m , cruise control, till wheel. air power windo ws , locks, s plit seats. stereo. rty_..,.. t'60 all pwr, runs rtne. Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• m ile age. $600 0 8 0 . 494.9283 '77 rL YMOUTH VOL.AU W AGOM '79 Trans Am, like ne~ .. l!m Monarrh Gh11a, :t 1lr . ~bile 9955 s uper clean. <098WQY > Automatictransmission, must sell. l ow mi , factory air conditioning . $6000/orrer. 548-5195 power steering, power brakes. tinted glass. Jug· ~:W:d 9'70 lully eqwp , 40,000 n11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5397 5131 d11ylll ~ 2990 Brghm, lo m1 Lots of ex· gage rack. Must go. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (447YBA> '74 T·bird, xlnt cond .. sun· '77 CHIYIOUT CMIV&LI COUPI x i:ond, UIW, Sulllll. 79 Ol ds Os l C utlitss SOUTH ~-~ lflll!lht(Jle eves tras Assum lea:.e of buy ~ ,. 7l4 955 0031 d y:t o r COAST S26tt roor. lo mi, new radial tires T ilt wheel. c u s to m wheel, air. l\.M radio <2'MSWW > S24t7 LINCOLN MERC RY 78 Zeph}r \ 8 Stat Wgn SM 1673ev "'<Ptds l6AL'TOCENTER DR dUto p . 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't" our Hometown Qally New!2!1Per_ VOL. 73, NO. 211. 4 SECTIONS, S2 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BB Employees Rap 'Tattle.a.phone' Use By •oaEaT •A•&E• ........ ~ ..... The lar1est city employet' 1roup in HunUn&lOft Beach has condemned • telephone dis closure ho(Une rec,ntJy set up to report '6mclal wronadoinas. •'The hotline la reminiscent or a totalitarian aovemment." of f I c.e r s or the M uni ci pa 1 Die ll'Gff It 11'as Employeei. Association dedared In a statement 1'hur1Sda> The hothn .. was put Into opera· lion during r erent contract neitot1at1ons invol ving lhe Hunt ington Beat h Pollet' Offi et:rs A!!· sociauon. Mark Reid, <:h1ef negotiator for tb~ -assoc1at1on, previow.ly said the hotline was established • • • on behall of the association so that other employees could anonymously disclose alleged misconduct and wasw by city of· ficials. He also previously said. that. complaints would be forwarded to the California Attorney General, Orange County District Attorney and lhe press. j Muhammad Ali, gloves down, cringes and falls away to the ropes from a left punch delivered by World Boxing Association heavyweiibt champion Larry Holmes Thursday rught in Las Vegas. All seldom got in a punch all night. He failed to answer the bell for the 11th round. (See story.Sports, PageB 1). • r ' ----------·-=--=",..,.,.._""Tr:----- _.Dump Site Concei-11 '.Brings Aid Pledge Budget Padtling Charged J .. By PATalCK KENNEDY °' .. Deity"-' ...... State health officials have a1reed to conduct physicaJ ex· aminations of local residents if an outbreak of illness occurs near an abandoned chemical 4ump site in Huntington Beach. Dr. L. Rex Eblin&. medical director of Orange County. said Thursday that officials of the state Department of Health Services have agreed lo work with the county if numerous residents living nera the dump should become ill. He said the ac- tion would include physical ex- aminations and blood sampling. The state health department bu identified several toxic and cancer causing c hemicals buried at the four-acre site. State ·officials have recom· mended the contaminated soil be excavated-ud removed to prevent future health hazards. 1ucb u contamination of the water table or explosive under· 1round buildups of methane gas. Ebling said, however, that currently the dump does not ap- pear to pose a threat to human health. Ebllna diacounted allegatioos that three penons are suffering from cancer and other serious Ulneues because of exposure to toxic chemicals in the dump. He said the illnesses are not similar and appear unrelated. The dump u located 700 feet southeut of the Bolsa Chica Street and Warner Avenue in· tenedlon. In the UMOI it was uaed for oil refinery wastes. In • the 1980s it became the Boucber landfill. Orange County Supervisor Harriett Wiede£, accompanied by state. county and city of· ficials. took a walking tour of the four·acre site Wednesday after· noon. "We are here today to re· <See DUMP. Page A2) Coastal Air Breathable Again Today By DAVID KUTZMANN Of .. o.u, ~I ... St-'9 Low clouds and fog helped purify Orange Coast air quality again today with i>ollution read· ings expected to stay within breathable limits perhaps through Saturday. "There's pretty good air quail· ty (along the Orange County coast)," a spokesman for the Air Quality Management District said. Only one first-stage alert was predicted for the Santa Ana Can· yo n area today with an · ticipated pollution reading Or ~21 parts per million. By contrast, the coastal com- munities of Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach should have pellution readings of no more than .09 ppm, the spokesman said. Contributing to the improve· ment in air quality Thunday and today were lower tem- peratures, fog and clouds that helped lilt an inversion layer that bad previously been trap- ping contaminants close to the groupd. No bi1h·pollutton, second· 1ta1e aleru were predicted for anywhere ln'the sprawlin1 South Coast Air Basin today. the AQMD laid. First-stage alerts, however, were called for inland ,valleys in I.AM AD.celes and San Bernardino counties. The National Weather Service pl'fdleted aunny weather would continue tbrou1hout most of Southern Callfornia tbrou1b Saturda1 wtth earl)' morntn1 and late nlabt clouda and lot alODI tbe coaat. Temperlltanl were H:peeted to ,.. lD tbe mid· .. toda7 tor ialad nll.,a and low -alone tbeeoMt. • "Little ebaqe la temperature la eapeeted oa laturdaJ," a weatMr Hnice 1poke1man ..... ',! Teacher association officials today accused the Huntln&too Beach Union High School Dia· t~ padding its budget to avoid giving teachers a substan- tial raise. David Chapel, president of the District Educators Association, s aid the district s hould re· organize its budget and give in· structors a 15 percent pay in· crease. Currently, the district's best offer is for an 8 percent raise this year. School board presi· dent Doris Allen said that raise for the system's 3,800 teachers wouJd exhaust the district's $2.2 milli.on contingency fund. But Chapel claims the $50 million general fund Is top heavy in many areas, including alloca· tions for supplies and instruc- tional aids. The negotiations are currently at impas se and a state· appointed mediator has been called in. The ·district says it has made its final offer. The teachers want improved medicaJ benefits and more than an 8 percent raise. Bank Teller Dead INDEPENDENCE, Mo. <AP) -Police and FBI agents were searching today for two of four gunmen wbo entered a bank with gun.a bluing and escaped with an undetermined amo.mt of cash after k.Ullng a teller and wounding a bank officer. Two suspect.s were captured a short time after the Thursday rob- . bery. Police spokesmen were un- available for comment today but the hoUlne number, 934·7233, was still in operation this morn- ing. Eric Charlone. president of the 500 member municipal employees association, said the hotline could be compared to events of the McCarthy era. "where persons couldn't meet their accusers." The statement drafted by the association's board of directors said that procedures already ex· isl in which employees can re· port political wrongdoings. "The hotline will se.rve no legitimate service. To the con· trary. it is a vehicle subject to tremendous abuse," the stale· mentsaid. "We are shocked that a fellow employee association and union could become involved wit.I\ such a program," The police association ratified a one-year contract Wednesday. Com laints Roll In Cable TV Official Leaves Under Fire A top official of the newly formed cable television system for west Orange County has left the company under pressure from a board or elected officials or three cities. it was learned to-day. Tim Mullennix . 28, the market· ing director of Dickinson Pacific Cablesystems. was dismissed last week alter numerous com- plaints from residents or Hunt- inston Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminat.er conceminl the company's installatlon policy. , Huntlqton Beach City Coun- cilman Don MacAllist.er said res- idents weren't bein1 notified that the atreeta in front of their homes and their yards were to be dq up to inatall the cable. He said the d.i.reeton of the Public Cable Televtaloa Autlaort· ~, wblcb ind~ a couaeilman from both Fountain Valley and Westminster, demanded that the company tak~ some action to improve the situation. "Bad ppbUc relations wu the maln problem," MacAIUater •aid. "AbO •al• lave not beeb that treat. Tbe /robl•m waa that won ... woul abow up and start diain& In aomeone'a front yard and no one had 1oae out and told them what was happen· in1. "We demanded that somet.binl be done. It was up to the company to take what.ever action they deemed necessary." he said. Dickinson general manager David F.dwards confirmed that Mullennix was let go last week. However. he denied that Mullennix was fired because of the controversy. "It was a mutual decision," Edwards said "We just agreed he would pursue bis interests ln San Diego and that's al}. J'm not Conference For Business W'omen Slated A conference for women who own businesses or are consider- ina openin1 one will be held Saturday in the Community Center at Golden West College in Huntinlton Beach. Entitled "Women: Minding Your· 0wn Business," the con· ference will be conducted from 8:30 a .m. to4 p.m . It will feature experts on law, finance, ad· vertialnl and mana1ement. Accordin1 to conference or· ganl&en, women make up 52 percent of the nation's popula· lion but only 4.8 percent own buai- nesses. • A S2 materials fee will be charged for the conference, which la co-aponaored by the U.S. Small Business Administra- tion. --.. even admitting ·he was fired. Fi red is not the word." MacAllister said he received about eight complaints from res· idents s urprised to find workmen digging up their yards. W~stminster City Councilman Eldon Gillespie said he'd re· ceived about a dozen such com· plaints in the past few weeka. Fountain Valley Councilman Ben Nielsen. the other director of the authority, said he'd only received one such complaint. The $16 million cable television system began its first broadcasts last June. It is ex· peeled to be fully operational in the three cities by the end of 1982. ·~-· ....... ~ring Bo•pttal Sen. Edward M . Kennedy escorted his mother Rose from the hospital today. Mn. KeMedy, 90, had iniestinai surgery at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. FV Trustees. Nix Block Parent Role By PIDL SNEmEaMAN Ol .. Oelty ......... Concerned about Ii ability problems, Fountain Valley School District trust.ees Thurs· day unanimously voted a1ainst sponsorinl a district-wide Block Parent program. The trustees did, however, praise the concept and offered to cooperate with a Block Parent pro1ram that may be set up UD· der the supervision of local police. Several Parent-teacher Or1anisaUona within the d.iatrtct have or1aniaed Block Parent pro1rama for their individual schools. Adulta who live near the school are deslpated to provide help to 1oun1sters away from their bomt9. Such help can ran1e from summonlnt medical aid to call· ln1 police for children who are approached b)' nuben. District staff members recent· Man Arrested In Assault ReapoNHn1 to reports of a WOIDID ICl'Ulllln&, Hmatialtoe Beach police earlJ todaJ U'l'9t· ed I IUD ~ in tbe ad of HJlUally -a ll·Jear-old WOIDID ID die "WU al ar..,. Oomlt7 SultaUoa ~ meat Plant •t lrootbunt and Bullard atreeb. Rlcbard UoJd Rbode1, 41, wlioH addre11 wa1 aot ••· .... ...., a•dable. WU j8'lfd ~! ... ~!!~,poll~~· ~ I '! ly drew up a list of guidelines that would standardize Block Parent progress throughout the district and provide for the direct involvement of school principals .. The district's lega1 consult· ants. however. found that the district could be held liable for (See ROLE, Pa1e AZ) Coast Weather Overnight fog and low clouds. becoming only partly sunny at the. beaches Saturday after· noon. Lows tonight 60 alone the coast, 8S inland. Hlgha Saturday near 70 to mid 808. INSIDE TODA'°' Ptclr ¥10Hn tlN food ond game boothl ol tlN ln.rine • fforuut f'utfool Oita welrlrld. See tclaedule o/ nnl• on Page e1. •••ex ....... CM ....... ,... AM ~--M ~r°'• :; u A•,ta:ea,t;CM ..... -CN = .... C11 ... ....... ... .......... C1' .,,...,.. CM ....... WI C:.U ........ M ' ._ - D~LY PILOT Fr ,,,_....--JV T BRElfKING----- w1~ aln?U /rom lodo~'a worJd Oltd 11Gf'°"4l MWI dnJc&opm .... r, 2 Foes Gobag Strong Ki"8' Show Marks 25 Yean V .S. A 'ir Force Jets End Claim . . I ~-_......~JU IJ~~~~-Irm1 · -€tty-· . NEW iORK (~P) -It wu --llU!lAnatbe• day.for '~iUious of kids in the audience, but ror Bob Keeshan. today's broadcast was more than Just another op. portunity to encourage young children to learn. to reel good about themselves. ) CAJRO WEST AIR BASE. E•ypt IA .. 1 A doien US Air Forl't' F •E Phantom 1eu •lr'faked off tM desert runway of this E1t YPIH&11 m1lhar.) held and butted for bom~ tod•y, n ppln1 a 90·d¥Y ~ration aamed at t1ho*tn1 that Amen can warplanH c11an carry th"ir Hr..-powu to tht od M<'h u nch of tba Middle 1-;ut "Th.ii( has bee1n unto of Lhe moat 'tur~Mul operatlona civer 1·ondul·t~od by the Air fo'orre "said Lt Col Mille Wallace u th .. 12 Jt'lls tuc>k off on a I~ hour night to Moody An Force Bue 1n Va ld(l~ta.-<ia They :art' to malu• l2 an nt~t relutilln11 and \itop overnight m lht' AiorH WkllaC'e suid the operlluon. dubbfod Proud l'hantom, proved thllt Ameru·lln pl anf's <'In deploy qwcllly i nd operatr ismoothly 111 the hur5b des~rt.s of th" M 1ddlt> East 188 Baulr \a1i0Mal ,._.,, •~ . l'£1.>AH llHOVE <AP.1 f'lre off1 c111ls here grew more hoperul today as a hot, stubborn bl.laze that has bllackened 3,100 acres In Kings C11nyon NaUonaJ Park appeared to be running out or brus h to burn The 3 d11y bla st! is being battled by a force of 400 /irefighters. seven air tankers. three helicopters and a fire- spotting plane borrowed from the Forest Service, park spokeswoman Inna Buchholz sa..id The firefiahters · effort to halt the blue has been hampered by record temperatures and the steep terrain of the Lewis Creek area , where the fire started. t:arfn-RefMSftf Fr.1e •Efr-1 '11..W WASHI NGTON <APl -President Carter is not entitled to free equal time to respond to commercials aired by independent groups supporting RonaJd Reagan, the Federal Communica· · tions Commission ruled today. With a crowd of attorneys, political organizers and network television crews looking on. the commission unanimously ac- cepted the position of broadcasters who argued that the law re· quires only that they sell comparable time to a candidate or his supporters. . The dec~ion was immediately hailed by such independent groups as Americans for Change as a victory for the right of tree speech. S•••~ liMftllpfo,,.r•• """~a • .,. WASHINGTON (AP> -The Labor Department reported to· day that 'the California unemployment rate dropped from 7 .3 percV August to 6.9 percent in September. F~no 11.ft!Oru -tio1 •en Odofwr' By Tlte Auociated Presa Fresno has recorded its hottest October day in history and hot. smoggy weather continued today in the San Joaquin Valley, the National Weather Service reported. Fresno's high Thursday of 101 also was the highest tem· perature recorded this late in the year in Fresno. weather of· ficials said. Hot temperatures were reported throughout the valley Thursday, including highs of 102 in Bakersfield and 101 in Stockton. , Aetor's Caneer a.at Nutrition,. based Treatmenl Helps LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor · Steve McQueen. who waged a seer.et six-month battle again.st a · rare and generaJly incurable form of cancer. is gradually im- proving under a nutrition-based treatment developed by a one· time dentist, doctors and spokesmen say. fiber used in insulation, said Dr. Oscar Sherer, a Berkeley lung s pecialist . McQueen held a v arlety of jobs before becoming an actor, including that of a merchant seaman. Asbestos insulation is used eJt. tensively in ships. Researchers . have discovered that even a brief e~ure to lh~material can sometimes result in lung disease and later mesotheliomc.. McQueen, 50, who was not re- vealing }lis whereabouts. asked his fans and friends Thursday to "keep your fmgers crossed" for a full rerovery. The screen star was told siJt months ago that he bad terminal mesotheliom~ a cancer of the lining of the lungs and other or· gans. according to ''l statement issued by his publici~. Warren Cowan. Dr. William Kelley oft.be ln· temational Health Institute in Dallas. who is helping (Uide McQueen's treatment. said, "We have been able to prolong the patient's life beyond earlier eJt· pectations. "I believe that Mr. McQueen can fully recover and return to a normal lifestyle," said Kelley. 8AlllfOAO, Iraq l AP > -Iraq 1and Iran both claimed their troop. wtre In control of Iran's major port of Khorralbabahr to· day and Iran aaJd It reopened a »tpateaic r11llro ad in the southern wa' zone that Iraq re· pc>rted cutting last week. Tehran radio said a train lett the Iranian ~apital headed for Ahwaz as rail s ervice resumed between these cities. The broad- cast said the rail Une had been clost!d because of a break in com mwlicallons at the station at Andlmeshk. a town just north of Oezful, whi('h is 70 miles from the rraq border where the war began 12 days ago. Early in the ' fighting, Iraq said its forces penetrated lo near Oezful and cut the rail link from Abadan to Tehran. Iraq said its forces took over the port and were digging in after achieving their main ob· jectives along an inv11sion front s tretching 300 miles to the north. "There is no trace of any Ira· nian soldier left in Kbor· ramshahr," Baghdad radio said. "The town is under Iraq's firm control." It labeled as "hallucinatitti" Iran's claims it was crushing Iraqi troops in Khorramshahr and said: "What few so-called revolutionary guards are left in hiding are being flushed out and mopped up in Khor··am!illahr. Tb at 's all that" "i . _}pfning now '' But Iran's offic1a1 r ars news agency said the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorramshahr as late as midnight Thursday after abandoning tanks and other equipment, that water and electricity were cut off and that ·'the customs building and some C?lher parts of the city set on fire by the Iraqis were burning out of control." Iranian President Abolhassan Bani -Sadr s aid Iranian paratroopers were dropped into Kborramshahr on Thurs day, that Iranian warplanes launched attacks to support them and that "ene my-crus hing" operations were under way in the port. near the refinery city of Abadan at the bead of the Persian Gulf in oil_:rich Kbuzestan province. DUMP ... assure the residents of this area that the county and the City of Huntington Beach are doing all that is within our capability to assess the health hazard, ii any, posed by this landfill site ... ·• .. The 2nd District supervisor said she ordered testing of the city 's private and public water supply. She said the results will be in next week. A recent study conducted by a consultant to the owner of tbe dump states that city and private well water near the dump contains low levels of toxic chemicals, but that the overall quality ls good and the water is safe to drink. Huntington Beach Mayor Ruth Bailey and city councilman Ruth Finlev said they will ask the Ci· ty CoWlcil to reques t the land· owner to fence the area to prevent cbildrenfromplayingintbefield. SeeleJI ~' 11rn ............... Ousted Rep. Michael J . My e r s, th e rirs t c on - g ress man ever expelled from the House for corrup- tion, is fighting his expulsion in court and asking his COD· stituents to send him back to Congress an'yway. He was convicted of taking $50,000 bribe in Abscam. Fro• Pagr . l I K e e s ban 's "C aptain Kangaroo" premiered Oct. 3, ~9$5, and a quarter-century later is slllt-gotng strong. "I will keep it going, the good Lord.and CBS willing," Keeshan said m an anniversary interview not long ago, "and I must say, J have never felt more support . from the network than I do · now.'' The annivers ary broadcast was marked on air by a stream of the s how 's regulars con- gratulating him . Captain Kangaroo, appearing perplexed by all the attention, was given the opportw\ity to say anything he wished. '.'G.ood morning, Captain," be said into the camera. 1'."etwork TV's longest-running children's series began its 26th season less than a month ago du tinct in appearance from that premiere broadcast, but consis- tent in philosophy. ··The idea is," the S3·year-0ld Keeshan said, "if you c an motivate a child, make the child ROLE (ee l good about herself or • • • himself. the child will learn.:, · Keeshan ha$ seen his role e r r o r s in j u d g m e n t f chan.ge over the years, and is participating p ar ents un r considered an authority on the these guidelines relationship between children Barry Pulliam . assista and lele~sion. He spends a good s uperinte nde nt for busines deal of.his free lime on the road, s ervices. sa id s·e ver al large s pea king to educators and claims could make it difficult fSU" pare nts, as well as broad- tbe Fountain Valley district to casters. continue to obtain liability in· "It concerns me," Keeshan surance . . said, ''when people say, 'Look at Trustee Sheila Meyers said al.I the good things we've done she supports the Block Parent with "Captain Kangaroo" and concept, but added, "Our ac· "Sesame Street" and the others. cepting the liability doesn't give Now we don't have to spend all a nyone a fair shake '' the money on teachers · Board pres ide nt Be tt v "We 'r e h e r e to aid th e Mignanelli said the district staff teacher,'' he said. "to back up has been instructed lo consult the good that is being done for Fountain Valley city officials the ch.lid b)' others." about organizing a Block ·Parent Ke~_han bt-,gan his career in pr og r a m und e r p 0 1 ice telev1s1on as Clarabell tbe Clown super vision After doing so the on the old "Howdy Doody" staH may return to the tn~tees show F'ive years later. he de· with n'ew guidelines for s uch a velop ed his o wn charact er, program. Corny the C lown . an• was Mrs. Mignanelli also said the s igned to do a show called Block Parent Program as a good · 'T1 me for Fun ' topic for discussion at future A year later. 1954. he c re~ted BIRTHDAY BOY Cepe. Kang11roo Tinker the Toymaker, and pro- duced and performed in a show called' 'Tinker's Workshop." Keeshan has not been alone over the years. Hugh ''.L1,1mpy" Brannum, as Mr. Green Jeans, has been a regular (or yean. and Cosmo Allegretti joined tbe show as Dennis, the apprentice, a short while later. Allegretti also is the chief pup- peteer. responsible for enduring characters Hke Mr. Moose and Bunny Rabbit. There is a footnote to the ··captain Kangaroo" story. "The Mickey Mouse Club" pre· m iered the same day in 19M on A BC. and left the air four years late r joint meetings of the school dis· trict lrWltees and the Fountain Valley City Council. Good Habit To Acquire VictiDl, 77-, Tells Of Brutal Beating N EEDHA M . Ma ss . (AP > "It's a great way to keep up with inflation " said Arthur Hoener ~f Northampton, a $1 million M.ass a chus etts lo tte ry wanner who has added $100,000 t o his good fortune. Hoener, 51, who teaches at Hampshire College, won $100,000 in the lottery drawing Wednes day rught. Three years ago, he won $50,000 a year for 20 ye~ Lottery officials say the odds of winning Sl million are 10 million to one. Hoener, who has three children in college and 14 ·y e ar -old twin daughters, is the lottery's fi~st repeat big money winner. SAN FRANCISCO IAPJ -An elde rly-\Vitness testifying Ln the trial of four men accused m the brutal June 3 attack on residents of a San Francisco nursing home c arried a message to Judge Robert Dossee. "Mayor Dianne Feinstein said to give them a long, long time, .. said Fritz Peterson, 77, after he testified how be was pistol- whipped during the orgy of violence that included-the rape of a 67-year-old blind woman and the beating and robbery of. five other home residents. The trial continued today in San ~isco superior court, Peterson. who is so bard of hearing that lawyers had to write out their questions during his testimony, told jurors about the attack on him by a ·'fella with a .38-caliber chrome pistol with an extra long barrel. "He slugged me over the bead and kicked me down the stairs. He said something to me that I couldn't hear. then be hit me a nd kicked me down the stairs " said Peterson, ' But Peterson was unable to identify any of the defendants charged in the attack at the nursing home. The defendant.a, Bobby Ray Varner, 25, Frantlia White, 25, Tommy Hart, 28, and Larry Clary, 30, sat paaiveJy during the testimony of Peterson and three other nursing bome residents. All the defendants are from San Francisco. Since the incident, llar1ant Torpey, the rape victim, bas died of cancer and another vie· tim, Claudia Chow, 42, also bas · died of cancer. A third victim, Paul Erickson. an elderly man with mental problems, dropped out· of sight after the incident and could not be located to testify. McQueen. who appeared in such films as ·'The Great Esc ape" and "Bullitt," had been keeping the illness a secret so that he could keep his "sense of dignity" as he died, the slate· ment said. But siJt weeks ago. after a month of the nutrition-baaed treatment, he began to show im· provement and has been g~ weight while the cancer, which had spread to his neck. chest and abdomen, has gone into re· mission, doctors said. A colle.ague at the center. Paul Whetstone. said Kelley de· veloped his ,treatment after re· covering hiDltlelf from what bad been diagnosed 18 years ago as a terminal case of cancer. He was a dentist at the time, but bas sine' given up practice, Whetstone said. Ydm Series Due As part of its Cam ily fil ~ r:==================================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; series, Golden West College in Most cases of mesothelloma have been associated with ex· posure to asbestos. a mineral OAANOI COAST H•f DAILY PILOT The 0fM9 Cot..-o.tty ... 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Admission is $1 per person or a maximum of S4 per ramily. Man Ruled Guilty In Beating Death M 1rine Cpl. Kevin Lee Green was convicted of second degree murder Thursday in the death or his UDbom child that re9Wted trom injuries h.is wife suffered from 1 be1tln1 in their T\latin apartment 1 .. t year. An Oran1e County Superior Court jury, which deliberated about 10 hours Wednesdav ~ Tburaday, also found Gteen guilty ol lttempted murder for the crippllng attack on bb wile durln1-the early dlornln1 houn of Sept. 30, 1979. The couple'• cbild died at Sin· ta Ana·Tu•tln/ Community_ Hospital, where Green'• wilt lay com1tGle with brain lDJurl•. Superior Court Judi• Lula Cardmu ldleduled HDtenelnl flit' GNlll on Oet. rt. The defllKf. ant face• a 11-yeara·to·llft state prtloa t8'm. TM lla·ma, ab·woman Jury, ftteel with C!OdletlD1 .. ,tortil duriq tbe trial .... to ...... tbe tHUmon1 of D(anna -I D'Aiello, Green's now-divorced wife. Miss D' Aiello, 20, told jurors Green smashed her i.n the bead with a metal key holder after she spurned bll sexual 1dva8Cel followinl m eveninL9f lnterm.il· tent arsutna abedl lill leaving her alone. She wu nlne·and·a · half month• pre1nant at the time. Gr~ t.esWied that his wife consented to havln1 sex that eventn1, that be later went to a faat·food restaurant and re· turned home to find her critical· ly lnJUTed on tbelr blood· 1p1ttered bed. Ilia D' Aiello lay comatGle for about a week. Wben abe flDall)' retained ~-·· IM bad no memory or tbe attack, ol bt· In~ or ol ber put. cun Harri.I aald •b• atlll ed her buaband .. abe ncnaperat.d 1lowl1 at her p ........ bome, wb9re lb• defend· antbe\pedeantwber. PRUDENT Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing, one fact tMtcomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful, people buy ...... .... ,. This is contrary to popular belief. but makes good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy ...... .... ,. BUYING I LI( 1-J(I ll°'4 n At Alden's in recent years. our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer ·Qualities you wm see anywhere, all at competitive prtces. - The end result is customer satisfaction. pride and recommendations which provide · our overwhelming source of new business. : I DEN'S :;ns1a·11atiaa:·cu•tom ''•P•,i•• linoleum • vJOOd floor --,.,,.. r ... I ·I BUSINESS I STOCKS fndl!Y. October 3. 1980 IJeqMie PSA Sirflce Air Traveleftl--o ' ,, ./ Unhampered SAN DIEGO CAP) -The striJre that abut down Pacific Southwest Airlines appeared on the horizon 10 ·montba before it landed, like ita bil stretch jets that 1row out of a · · y ,apect in theaky. week a10. when the '50 pilots and ru1ht engineers d out after 10 futile months of ne1olialiona, y wu ready. , A es up and down the cout, the bi11eat onea aa well as the t · lght-seat commuter lines, 1rabbed up PSA's daily pusen1era instantly. BUT A.S THI: STRIKE entered Its second week, everyone but the travelers, who had expected to be bu.rt • the most, was complainin1. PSA wu losin1 $1 million a day without any sign of an early resumption of talka to set- tle the contract dispute. All but a handfu1 of the 3,700 employees on PSA's payroll will be home by today, laid off and wondering bow the bills will be paid. And the airline that tried to help the most , Pan Am, finds itself with a 333· seat white Dumbo in the s kies. "WE WANTED TO , \' E WS A N.4 l. YSIS help by putting up the "'-------------..... DC-10," says Pan Am manager George Willert. "The passenger load is getting better, but after a week we're still averaging only 80 passengers. It's got to be half Cull to pay for it.self." The big strike special leaves at 7 a.m . for Los Angeles and San F'rancisco, coming back at night after shuttling back and forth four times a day. "U we don't do better. we'll have to drop it," said Willert. TIDS WAS THE SLACK season for air travel in California. Travelers scurried to other ticket counters for a few hours a week ago Thursday but they have reported little inconvenience since. By prior agl"eement, other airlines have booored all unused tickets PSA bad sold on ita 200 daily fii&bta to 13 major cities in California and Nevada as well u Phoenix, and cities in Mexico. Westem Airlines added two round trips to its San Diego-San Francisco and Los Angeles-Sacramento routes and a round trip betwee'l Los An1eles and Lu Ve1aa. DESPITE THAT, SPOllF.SWOMAN Linda Dozier said most of Western 's planes have been flying 15 to 20 percent empty. A special desk in San Dieco wu aet up by West.em for'\" PSA pauencers but "we've never had more tha 15 to 20 people in that line,•• abe said. • 'Thinp were busy but there were seats available." Julian Levtne, a 1pokesmn for~eatal A.irllnell bl Loa An1elea, aaid tbere bave been "a few more passenaen'' lb.an usual oo ftllbta between PboenlJt and Loe ~eles ~auae of the PSA atrtke. JACK FllANOOIS, A SPO&DllAN for Loe Antelq International Airport, aald ~ PfOblespa ban been. caua.t. by tlle..stl'tke ~~"'PS.knew 10 percent of the uavet between LA and San Francllco. "R~slesa busy at Terminal Sill, the PSA terminal, which~ to be jammed up,'' Francois said. ~ B.ut problema may develop ii tbe strik& ia conUDued ' put 1"11.abSi~ Day. Francoi8 said. A 8JllOKW•AN PO& Host Intenlatklnal, operator ol airport coDceuJom throuabout Callfonlta, said buam.u t. • down at Sa JMeao. Saa Joae aod Sacramento, all m~ PSA points. But Nelloa ,,tell said be waa unabJe to say bow mucb. , Abo hurt have been airport parkina lots, restaurants. and the rental car buainesaes. p,..,_ ';,. 22A llll -1l 1 . •' .. I • 1 .. 111• ~LY PILOT ., . 9---~.~-·--· A:RE1 BEBE! u . WE MUST CLEAR OUT OUR \ •• C•r, S..all Car -1t'e Need Y011r 'J'rflfin! SALE ENDS THIS WEEKEND ENTIRE 1980 INVENTORY! OVER FACTORY INVOICE ON EVERY 1980 BUICK ... A SAVINGS .OF UP ·TO $3000 .. ON ... ELECTRAS, SKYHA WKS, REGALS, EST ATE .w AGONS, LeSABRES, SKYLARKS, RIVIERAS & DIESELS. OVER 150 TO CHOOSE FROM. NOTICE TO THE BUYER -Th• invoice 10111 includes rectory holOb1ck and ldvert111n9 111oc11t1on assessments and is not a net factory cost price to the de1l1r Th1 invoice m1y 1lso not reflect the ult1m1t1 cost of the vehicle in view of the • dealer instelltld options. r1b1t11. 1nd 1nc1nt1ve 1werds from the m1nuf1ctur1r to the de1ler COSTA. MESA. . . ·'292~;,!!~!;!~!F~VD. 979 • 2500 ,,. ...._ ,, ' # ' I -=--L=••-~ 'All •ehielee .... taa, ~·a11 A U0 • .., meatary fee. Adyertlled.Priee doet DOI blel ... deeler lMaalW eatN.. ~ ean ••Jeet lo prior-~· . 11 I I ·~ I I Irvine '\'our H0111t•f 0"·11 Daily Nt••·spapt•r ., .. VOL. 73, NO. 271 , ~SECTIONS, 51 PAGES / ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS_ • Hotel Joh N~ Zo6:e., Change The KoU Co. must follow a two·atqe wnlntt process In or der to develop a ~room hotel on the northeast corn~r of Von Karman Avenue and Ml<'helson Di:ive, the Irvine Planning Com mlasioo hu dffided The commission action Thun day means that the compan mu&t ~k un 1tr-nf"fl,tment Lu lhl' l'll \' '<1 <kncral f'lun and a ton(' ch sngl· C'lty plutt11t't Paul lrt•land ~" plalnt>d th11> mornln~ lbat lht- r tt) 's Oenerul Plan. lhe doeu ment .that ::.els the broad outllr1~s for I rvine·~ i;:rowth. state~ that the Koll t'o land ls to be used for lndwstrial development. I rel and said that the com- pao y 's lund use request will probably come before the City Council in the spring of 1981. In addition to the hotel matter, the Planrung Commission also considered plans for the Irvine -.. Company's massive Irvine Center project. The commercial development, includi{lg hotels, department stores· and office building!!'! is to be built on a 470-acre triangle of land formed by the Laguna, San Diego and Santa Ana freeways. The Planning Commission won 't rule on the Irvine Center plans until later this month when the Irvine Company com- pletes a study saying how much the project will cost the city. However, at the meeting, the subject of buildina height was identified as one of the major is· sues involved in the project. Representatives or the E l Toro Marine Corps Air Station, locat- ed north of the project. s aid that buildings there should be limi~d to 13 stories in height. The Irvine Company, on the other hand, wants to be able to build ~-story buildings. .Breathe Freely Coast Air Quality Much Better • • By DAVID KUTZMANN Of .... O.lly l"t ... Sl.tff Low clouds and fog helped purify Orange Coast air quality again today with pollution read· ings expected lo stay within breathable limit s p e rhaps through Saturday. "There's pretty good ~ir quali· ty I along the Orange County coast)." a spokesman for the Air Quality Management District said. Onlv one first-sta~e alert was predicted for the Santa Ana Can· yon area today with ar:i_- tfcipated pollution reading of .21 parts per million. Muhammad Ali, gloves down, cringes and falls away to the ropes from a left punch delivered by World Boxing Association heavyweiJ(ht champion Larry Holmes Thursday rught in Las Vegas. Ali seldom got in a punch all night. He failed to answer the bell for the 11th round. (See story, Sports, Page 8 1). By contrast, the coastal com· munltiJllS of Huntington Beach, Costa 'Mesa. Newport Beach and . Laguna Beach s hould have pollution readings of no more than .09 ppm, the spokesman said. CootribUting to the improve· ment in air quality Thursday and today were lower tem-peratures, fog and clouds t.bat helped lift an invenioo layer that bad previoualy been trap-. pins contaminants close-to -the ground. __ .Collision ~·ictirn Assaulted A Laguna Beach woman driv· ing home oo El Toro Road early this morning waa struck Crom behind by a motorist who subse· quently sexually assaulted her. Police said the 19-year-old vic- tim was abducted by the motorist, raped in a rural area of Irvine. and later escaped her assailant by jumping from his moving car near Jeffrey Road and Walnut Avenue in Irvine. Laguna Beach police said the young woman was returning to Laguna Beach on El Toro Road at about 12:40 a.m. when her car was bumped from the rear by a white sedan. When she stepped from her vehicle to exchange license numbers, the other motorist re· portedly slugged her in the face and dragged her into his own car, leaving her automoblle in the middle of the street witli lights on and the engine running. The victim said she was driven to a rural area where she was sex- ually assaulted in the automobile. The suspect then drove toward Irvine where the woman said she leaped '. rom the moving vehicle and ran to a ne..rby shopping center. Irvine police, alerted by neighbors who beard the woman's cries for help. found her at the center at about l : 30 a . m. Police are seeking 'a clean- sbaven black male in his 208, 5- feet lOincbes tall with short hair. The vehicle was described as a white sedan with adark top. Marine Out For Nudity LOS ANGELES CAP) - You can see 2'7-year-old Manne Corpa reserve Sgt. Robert Jordan out of uni· form in this montt) · s . Playprlmqutne. B"tyou won't aee hlm in the llarlnel. Tbe Marine Corps gave Jordan bla marching papen for brinlinl "dlJ- cNCllt" to tbe senice by ap-pearinl Dude in Play1irl's "Ilea of the Mllltary'' 1 1pnlld1Dtbe0doberiuue, J'Ol'Ualllkl'l'bundaJ. Joma 1.W h• ... IMdfted ol Ide boDorabl• tllle ............. . ...._ fllm tbe COllllDUder olldl ..... ODnenMl'Y• altla'-1 .. acla. Iran, Iraq Both Claim Port Control No high P\>llution . second - stage alerts were predicted for anywhere in the sprawling South Coaat Air Baain today, the AQllD aaJd. First-ata1e alerU, however, were called for inl.M valleya in Los Anaeles anct San Bernardino counties. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -Iraq and Iran both claimed their troops were in control of Iran's major port of Khorramshahr lo· day and Iran said it reopened a s trategic railroad in the southern war zone that Iraq re· ported culling last week. Tehran radio said a train left the Iranian capital headed for Abwaz as rail service resumed between these cities. The broad· cast said the rail tine had been closed because of a break in communications at the station at Andimeshk, a town just north of Dezful, which is 70 miles from the Iraq border where the war began 12 days ago. Early in the fighting, Iraq said its forces penetrated to near OezfuJ and cut the rail link from Abadan to Tehran Iraq said its forces took over the port and were digging in after achieving their main ob· jectives along an invasion front stretching 300 miles to the north. "There is no trace of any Ira· nian soldier left in Khor- • rams hahr," Baghdad radio said. "The town is under Iraq's firm control." It labeled as "hallucination'' Iran's claims tit was crushing Iraqi troops in Khorramshahr and said: "What few so-called revolutionary guards are left in hiding are being flushed out and mopped up in Khorramsbahr. That's a ll that's happening now.'' But Iran's official Pars news agency said the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorramsbahr as late as midnight Tb~ay after abandoning tanks and other equipment, that water and electricity were cut off and that ·'the custom5 building and some other parts of the city set on rire by the Iraqis were burning out of control." ' Iranian President Abolbassan Bani -Sadr sai d Iranian paratroopers were dropped into Kborramshahr on Thursday, that Iranian warplanes launched attacks to support them ancl that "enemy·crushlng'' operatlons were under way i.n the port, near the refinery city of Abadan at the head of the Peraian Gulf in oil-rich Kbuzestan province. -. School Unit Meete · The Irvine School tnaateel will consider the 1ubject of mlnlmwn.. proficiency 1tandardl for blah scboolert wben they meet ~)'. 'J1M IDeetinl wlll be beld at T:lr p.m . at Lu•lde Middle School, 3 l.emon1ru1 It., Imm. Hani·Sadr said Iranian troopll also routed Iraqi Jorces from Susangerd, 100 miles to the north, that the Iraqis were in retreat toward the border and that Iranian forces captured 70 Iraqi tan.ks and armored person· nel carriers and "la.rge numbers of Iraqi soldiers." The Baghdad command said Thursday that ''unless the scale of fi ghting warranted. there will be only one military communi- que daily since Iraqi forces have achieved their main objectives and will concentrate on con· s ol1dation o f their achieve· ments." It also said its naval units "in· Oicted serious damage" on Ira· nian military positio ns at Abadan, several miles from Khorramshahr. and that Iraqi MiGs attacked the Dezful area. 150 miles north of Abadan. However. it also said Iranian jets hit five Iraqi provinces, that five Iraqi ci vi lians were wounded in air strikes on the southern Iraqi city of Amara and that two Iranian jets were shot down over Amara and Basra. The radio stat\on in Ahwaz, capital of Khuzestan province 70 miles north of Abadan, said Thursday that "the enemy bu been defeated and is making dastardly efforts in only a few places." But the broadcast con- ceded "a number of feudalists are giving shelter to atheist forces," meaning some ethnic Arabs in Khuzestan were aiding Iraq's Arab soldiers. Another broadcast warned Iranian Arab tribesmen they would be "con· demned to death" ii they helped Iraqi soldiers. The National Weather Service predicted sunny weather would continue throughout most of Southern California through Saturday with early morning an'd late night clouds and fog along the coast. Temperatures were expec~ to peak in the m id·90s today f inland valleys and low 70s al the coast. "Little change in temperature is expected on Saturday ... a weather service spokesman said. Conference For Business W'omen Set A conference for women who own businesses or are consider· ing opening one will be held Saturday in the Community 1 Center at Golden West College in Huntington Beach. Entitled "Women: Minding Your Own Business," the con- ference will be conducted from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will feature ex perts on law, finance; ad- vertislnl and manageml!nt. According to conference or- ganilera, women make up 52 perce~t of the nation's popula- tion but only 4.6 percent own busi-- nesaes. A $2 mate rials fee will be char1ed for the conference, which is co-sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administra- tion. Musie Charms Iran Plays 'Stan, Stripes' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A ball hour after pla)'in& an Ira- nian revolutionary aon1 called "Death to Amert ca," Tehran radio today broadcut "stars and Stripes.Forever," one of the moat patriotic U.S. mllitary march tunes. Iranian broadcutera, who have repeatedly denounced the U1tited Statel u "tbe 1reat Sataq" beb1nd tbe Iraqi lnvuion of Iran, appeared unaware of \be lllnlftcance ol tbe sooi. "Stan and Stripn FoNver," named for tbe 1tan and atrtpea lD tbe Amerlcan nq, WU compmed in 1IO'I by John Philip Soula. former leader ol tbe U.S. MarbM BaDd. Tehran radio llu been IDtenpentna Ill ne•cuu and aermom wttb martial mule alnc• tbe Iran-Iraq war be1an. Thia week ln a broadcut IDODMond beN, Tehran radio Clayed "The Battle H1mn ol tM a.,.bllc," a soa1 written dur· DI the U.S. Chil War ln tbe ~ and med bJ Northern troopa u they mattbedoff lo battle .. alnit tbi Confederate army. . ~ ~ • a • O.lly ~ .... ii.Ml ~ ...... SADOLEBACK COLLEGE STUDENTS ASK'ED TO CARPOOL 1lM>M Le•vlng lrvln• C.mpua Thurad•y Get MHuge Loot Undiselosed Irvine BU:nk Hit Again by Robber In the second holdup there this year. an Irvine bank branch has been robbed of Sl,400 by a man in a three-piece, pinstriped s uit, authorities said. The man calmly walked up to a teller Thursday, pretended to have ~ gun and told her to give him all the money in he r drawer, Irvine police Detective Ron Veach said today. He said the robber then ran in· to the bank's parking lot and sped away in a two-door Ford. The culprit is described as hav· ing dark hair, weighing 135 pounds and being aboul S·fool·S. The same Walnut Village Bf"l'nch of Security Pacific Na- tional Bank, 14477 Culver Drive, was robbed of $1,200 last April by a 6-foot gunman. Bank president Stacey Martin said today the man who com· Couple Take C Store's Gems SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A couple pretend1ng an interest ln a rin1 robbed a store of about $375,000 ln jewel• and ned, leav· tn1 the owner and a guard lied but unharmed. The man and woman entered the Jewel• by Jeffrey store Wedneld8.)' and aald they '!"ere interested in buyiDI a rtn1. Inspector 8arTY Jobnaon said. The couple disarmed a securt· ty 1uant. took the guard and owner blto a back room and tled them up .. The retall value ol the Jewel• wu aa.out '800,000, but the COlat to the owner waa about 1115,000, autboriUet Hid. ...! m1tted the first robbery was ar- rested and pleaded no contest to robbery charges . The latest rob~ry isn't con- nected to the holdup last week of Cali fornia First Bank in Irvine, Detective Veach said. f-le ex- plained that the pe rson who robbed that bank was taller and operated differently Veach said police and the fBI are working on the case. , Or:~IJ ,:a~• Weathc1· Overnight fog and l,ow cloud s. beco ming only partly s unny at th e beaches Saturday after· noon. Lows t onight 60 along the coast, 65 inland. Highs Saturday near 70 to mid 805. INSIDE TODA,. Pick ~en the food and game booth.I al the Irvine Harvest Festi va l thi s week~. See sc hedule of e~nta on Page C 1. ...... ~ Al'l'-~e At l..M ... r M 8-Al .. IS c..tltllnN AJ c.-t CIJ C ........ Cll,.Dlt c..Mct ' ., c-., .,.._..._ .. Alt .......... l...,...11111 ICM! .......... ..._, .... Cll M .. 111... .. ........... Ct A•~ .. . .. . , --.._.._.....;OAl::;.;.:.L:.Y:..:Pl.!:..Q.!_ L JVST BREA«INO-----... l.ott> 11,.rru frum todov .s world ond llGlwnnl MW• d4!wlopmcnr1 l i .. Air Force Jets End Egypt ~e11loyme1t1· Test l'AUW w .. :.'iT AIH AASE. Eopl <A P l I\ doien S Aar t-:or\'t> t-• 4~ Phantom Jt'l~ 'treaked otr lhf' rlt:s en runwuy or lhUI ~.~)·pu..01 rrulllur rwld und htad~ for honi•· ll>tiuy, t'11ppinac a !ll•ra1wn .11nw tl i.I ,h(>wl.n• that Amerll'lin wttrplanto. ,·u11 \·J1" lh1•tr fl r1·po.,.tir to lhe 011 n (h u nds of th• Mhhlll• 1-:.1!>t '1'h1s h<1' bHn one of the moet su((~Uful operation• ever l'0111Ju1'lt'<l b I ht' Atr fo~." said Lt C-01 M1li W &.I lace a.-. tht-1~ Jt.•IJ; l<.lOlt 1tH on 11 lS Mllr nlal\t tu Moody Aar f"orce Base In V.ildo:.t.1. C.1 They att' to milk• 12 In flJ&hl rt'foclln1ti1 and i.tof) 0 \ ~rn11thl lfl lht! AZON'$ • Wullal'l· u1d lhe oJ>('raUoo. dubbed Proud Phanwm . provt."CI thut AnWnl·an plant':. t'#n deplc1y qu11."kly and 05wratl' smoothly in the har..h dl'5l'rt.s of &he• MlddJr E:a~t · lflf.J B•Ufr \ado11af 1•ar1rt Blau- l'~l>Alt OROVE 1Al'1 fo'lrt' nffic1als here i;rcw mllre hopduJ todoy ~s a hvl. 'tuboorn blate lh11t has blackenl!d 3,100 arre:c m Kmg!> Canyon ~al1onal Park appe ared to be running out or brush to bum The 3-tJu~ bluu ,., be1 11 g battled by Ii fori•c of 400 firefighters. sev.m air tankers. thrtt helicopter!> and u fire s potting plane borro wed from the Forest Service . park spokeswoman Irma Bu<.'hholz said The firi!fighters ' effort to halt the bl ate hal> l>cen hampered by record temperulurcs and the steep terr&in or tht' Lewis Creek urea. where the fire slarted Cart._.r Rvf1uvd f 'r••r ·f~ '11,,.,..· WASHINGTON <AP1 Presidenl Carter 1:-. not entitled to free equal time lO respond to c·om merr1als aired by wdependent groups supporting Ronald Rt!agan. the ft>deral CommuniC'a lions Commission ruled today With a crowd of attorneys. politi<:al organizers and network television crews looking on. the commission unanimously ac· cepted the position of broadcasters who argued that the law re- quires only that they sell comparable lime to a candida te or his supporters. The dec1s1on was immediately hailed by s uch independent groups as Americans for Change as a victory for the right of free speech. Slate IJnPttlpfttfllflPnt flair Drop1 WASHJNGTON CAP) The Labor Department reported to· day that the California unemploym ent rate dropped from 7.3 percent in August to 6.9 percent in September. f'~no Rt..~ord• •Hot tewt Oftalwr' By Tbe Associated Press Fresno has recorded its hottest October day in history and hot. smoggy weather continued today in the Sao Joaquin Valley. the National Weat her Service reported Fresno's high Thursday of 101 also was the highest tern· per ature recorded this late in the year in Fresno. we.at.her or- ficials said. Hot temperatur es were reported throughout the valley Thur*J)·.-mduding htj(hs of 102 1n Bakersfield and 101 in Stockton Wife Beaten Man Ruled Guilty In .Beating Death Marine Cpl. Kevin Lee Green was convicted of second degree murder Thursday in the death of his unbom child that resulted from injuriJ:~ his wrfe suffered from a bealirig m the rr Tustin apartment last year. An Orange County Superior Court JUry, which cle libuated about 10 hours Werln«c;dav and Thu rsday, a ls Cl found G reen guilty of attem pted murder for the crippling attack on his wife during the early morning hoW'S of Sept. 30, 1979. The couple's chUd died al San· ta Ana-Tustin Community Hospital. where Green's wife lay comatose with brain injuries. Superior Court Judge Luis Cardenas scheduled sentencing tor Green on Oct. 27. The defend· ant faces a 15-years-lo·life slate prison term. The 5ix-man, six-woman jury, faced wjth conflicting stories during the trial. chose to believe the testimony of D ianna D'Aiello. Green's now-divorced wife . Miss D'AieHo. 20, told jurors Green smashed her in the bead with a metal key holder after she spurned bis sexual advances following an evening of intermtt· tent a rguing about bis leaving her alone. She was nine-and-a· half months pregnant at t~e time Green testified that his wife OAANQE COAST DAILY PILOT consented to having sex that evening, that he later went to a fast-food restau rant and re · turned home to find her critical· ly inj ure d o n t h e ir blood· s pattered bed. Miss D'Aiell CJ lay comatose for about a week. Whe n she finally regained consciousness. she had no memory of the attack. or be· ing pregnant or of her past. Prosecutor Cliff Harris said s he still loved her husband as s he recuperated slowly at her pa rents home, where the defend· ant helped care for her. But as she recalled more of her past. as well as regaining her ability to speak. she realized Green waa responsible for her injuries, the prosecutor said. It was then Green was arrested for the attack, which police at first speculated could have been the work or the unknown killer who had attacked othe r women in s urro\mding communities. Harris sald Green's story "de· fied common sense" and that Miss D'Aiello had no reason to lie about the attack because s he once loved her former mate. .. J think she 's a believable person." he said. Defense attorney Richard Cur· ran argued that no blood was e ve r found on Green's key holder and that the defendant had spotted a suspicious looking man outside the apartment com· plex when he went out for his late-night !riP for food . Where 22 Died College ~ine-up Students at Christ Coll ege in frvine lined up for fall reg. is tration recently. lt was one or the fe \v lines they'll have to stand m during their coll ege careers because the fou r -year Li?eral art.s school has an enrollment of Just 159 students this year. The college. located on a J 13-acre hilltop site. graduated its first class lal>t spring See today's Featuring section. Page BS Victi01, 77, Tells Of Brutal Beating SAN FRAN('ISCO (AP I An elderly witness testifying in the trial of four men accused in the brutal June 3 atletck on resident!\ of a San Francisco nursing home (·arrie d a message to Judge Robert Oossee. "Mayor Diann(• Fcanstein saH.l to give them a long. long tame." said f~rit1 Peter~on . 77. after he testified how he was pistol· whipped durin$! the orgy of violence that mclu<l ed the rape of u 67-year-old blind woman a11d the hecitlng and r<>hbery of five other home residents. The -ti:iifl t~ntmaed today in San Fral)C'1sco s up ·rior court. Peterson. who 1s so hard of hearing that lawyers had to write out their questions durin& his testimony. told jurors about the attack o n him by a "(ella with a .38-caliber chrome pistol with an extra long barrel Mesa Church Loses Bid, Goes Higher Calvary Chapel is conti~111g negotiations for the 2,800-acre Warner Hot Springs Resort even though the Costa Mesa·based church tost the property to a higher bidder. Pastor Chuck Sm ith s aid lo· day lhe church may offer S4.5 m illion to the San Francisco- based firm, A. Cal Rossi Co. Ltd .. whic h purchased the resort for a reported S4.2 million. Until its S4 million offer was refused last week the Costa Mesa church had planned to sell a retreat in Lake Arrowhead to help pay for the Warner resort near San Diego. It includes 96 cottages, a lodge, a golf course and a 5,000-foot air strip. "Ile slu~gcd me <Jver lhe head and kicked me down the s tair-;, He said something lo me lhat I l'Ouldn't hear. lhen hl• hit me and kicked me down till' -;taJrs, s:iid P£1tcrson But PC'lerso11 \1 ;1!, uncil1l1• tn 1tJent1ry any of tht· rldi>ndantc.. C'harged in lht> dtt<wk al lt1t· nur-;mJ! home 'fht• rll'fcndants . Bobby Ha} \ .,1rnl'r, ~!'; f''ranldan Wh1 c. 25. 1 nnim:. l!Jrt, 2fi .. 1n!I l.:Hry l'lary 30 sat pas~1 v!'I:·· dun ng thC' t cst1 mon \' of l'eter ... 1111 etnJ thret• uth1 r 11 ur:-1ng home re.sidc~nt:. All the dcfondants a rc from S:.1.11 Franr1:-.c 11 Smet· lhc inc1J c·nl. ~ an~art>t Torpe\. the rc.1pe victim, has died of cancer and another vie· l.im , Claudia Chow, ,:42, also hL'I died or cancer. A third victim . Paul Erickson . an elderly man with ment al problems. dropped out of sight after the inr idcnl and could not bf..' located to testify But the prosc·c·ut1011 1:. bu!>ing its case on the re~idl•nts who l'Jn 1csl1fv co·n ~tan rt.• J acobs, 52. des<:nbed ho" a man burst into her room while she wa:-. lying in hed . and without a word . s luggetl he r across the forehead with a silver pistol a nd look $2 from her purse and walked out with her watch Anothe r witness. Andrew McDonald. 76, test ified that ·'They grabbed me by the back of the head and pulled me head- down while one kneed me in lhe belly . That made me so sick I threw up ... The defendants are charged various ly wi th rape, robbery and assault. Ir convicted, each face max.imum prison terms of 28 years. Goiag Strong Kids' Show Marks 25 Years NEW YORK <AP> -It was .~-'"!~ ~· :~,c 1_a:::rnm;- of kids in the audience, but for Bob Keeshan, today's broadcast was more than just another op· portunity to encour age young C'hildren to learn, to reel good about themselves K e eshan 's "Ca ptain Kangaroo" premiered Oct 3, 1955, and a quarter-century later is still going strong. ··1 will keep IL going, the good Lo.rd and CBS willing." Keeshan said m an anniversary interview not long ago, ··and I must say, r have never felt more support from the net work than 1 do now ·· The ann ivers ary broadcast was marked on air by a stream of the s ho w 's regulars con· g ralul a ting him . Ca ptain Kangaroo. appearing perplexed ·by all the attention, was given the opportunity to say anythin~ he wished "Good m orning, Captain." h~ said into the camera. . Network TV's longest-running c hildren's series began its 26th season less than a month ago distinct in appearnnce from that premiere broadca!lt , but consis· tent in philoso~y. .. The idea " the 53-year -old Ke es han s ai .~"if you can motivate a child. make the child fee l good a bout herself, or himself. the child wi ll learn " Keeshan has seen his role change over the years. and is ( considered an authority on the relat1ons h1p between children a nd television. He s pends a good deal or his free ti me on the road. s peaking to educa t or s and pare nts, a~ well a s broad · casters "IL concerns ·me.·· Keesha'n s aid "when people say. 'Look al all tht' good things we've done with · Captain Kangaroo" and ··sesame Street" and the others. Now we don 't have to spend all the money on teachers ' ''We're her e to aid the tt:acher ." he said. "to back up the gOO<l that 1i-. being done for the c-hild hv (lthl•r :-. · Kct•i;h~n hef?an hts •·a rt'cr m tt·li>\ 1~11>0 J" Claratwll the rinv.n 110 thl• td d "llowd v D<iuch ~h11w t-'1w ~ c;,ir~ I aier' ru_. dt- ' ll o pr d h 1 :, o v. n t h a r a l'l (' r Corny th1· ('!own ~n d v. a!> s igned tu du 1 ... ho'4 C'alll'd · Time ror }-11n i\ yc>a1· Inter. 1!'154 ht· {'rt.>Jt<'<i BIRTHDAY BOY Capt. Kan99roo Tinker the Toymaker, and pro. duced and performed in a show r ailed "Tinker'!l Workshop." Keeshan has not been alone over the years. Hugh "Lumpy" Brannum. as Mr. Green Jeans, has been a regular for years. and Cosmo Allegretti joined the show as Dennis, the apprentice, a short while later . Allegretta also is the chief pup· 1lPteer. responsible for e nduring l'haraC'ters like Mr Moose and B1rnny Babbit There 1:-. a footnote to the Captain Kanga roo " story The M1ck£•y Mouse Club" pre- miered the ~ame day in 1955 on HC. and left the air four years l;,ater Soft Drink Firms Settle Lawsuit WHITE PLAINS, NY (AP1 - Two archnvals for the nation ·~ :-oft dnnk business reat·hed an t>u t of C'ourt st·tt lemenl 1n a luv.~u1t file:<.! h\ l'c~pSIC'O Inc t11 µrevcnt Ctwu <'ola Co from find 111g uul aoout P~p~1 s lop ~erret marketingstratt•gyfor 1981 In the s ettlement reached Thursday. Donald Breen, 27, a former Pepsi associate market ing manager. agreed not to dis· cuss with his new employer. Coca· Cola. the st.rategy developed dur· ing his tenure at Pepsi. In return, Pepsi dropped its swt against Breen and Coca-Cola pepsi, headquartered in Purchase. N. Y ., said it has spent • millfons of dollars in the p ast nine months to develop "the Pepsi Challenge." a cons umer t aste comparison test of both colas that will be publicized in certain areas of the country next year . Breen, who switched to Atlanta- bas ed Coca-Cola on Sept. 9. "knows when and whe re it will be implemented ." accord ing to Pep~1 lawyer. Elizabeth Head. She told • l ate Supreme Court Jul>t1ce Vincent Gur ahian al a heann~ Thursday that Pepsi's rival was so delighted at winning Breen awa,y that it flew him to a Coca·Cola bottlers' meeting in a company jet. ·•He was personally toasted and greeted by Coca-Cola 's presi· dent." Miss Head said. Coca-Cola 's lawyer Stuart Robinowitz denied receiving con· fidential information froQl Breen. Roblnowitz said the company "has neve r been accused of anything like this. ··For lhe most part we know in advance through normal trade sour<-es when the Pepsi Cballen1e campaign will be instituted," he said. "Our people are rarely sur- prised." Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful. people buy INll& If the church is successful in its new negotiations for the re- sort , Smith said, a retirement co mmunity. college, campsite a nd rehabilitation center Tor teen-agers will be established there. PRUDENT •"···· This is contrary to popular belief. but make5 The resort was sold T hursday, more than a year after its West Germa n owner, Ameri can Ranch Ferian GMBH & Co. Analgen K.G. closed it. BUYING good sense if you think about it When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy INll& .... ,. Tf'I• OtMtQt (O.\t 0111, Pilot Wl11tn wh•l" ,, comn1Nr'(J tN N••t-Pt•\\, '' p.,bh\FwcJ o~ ,,,., 0'•"0' Co.t\t PutM•"'*"" (O""O .. l'ly s.ni., .. ,. f'ChllO"I\ ,,,. Pt.l~lt"-'d Mond4¥ OUOUQf\ '''""' fOt (.11>\t• .... W NtwQOl'I 841.W.h HJnf1"V1,~ e ... ," ,:ovn1 ... n v .. u.~ ''"'"l '"9""" 8t•<" \oulr\ (..O•"t A. ~nQllll tf'Qlf'Jn'9t #OlllM '' OVOll\rw-d \ttll''1•.,, ·~ \urtd•'f' Tri• P'•"~ipel ~C:-',~i=~~~~t ~.::~!.".~! ,:·,~·· p 0 W'idening of Road At Alden's in recent years. our per unit sale has been more-expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. ConseQuently, we have the largest selection of finer qualities you will see anywhere. all at competitive prices. 111-N-~,•\fft-"1 •"Cl Punhui.t cii..t..M L-A\V\t_.t ~~"4 [Olll'W Oftlo•• CO\te .. ,. UO W1c\I R•w St,..., L.~ ~Pl 10>1 N• (<M\t H~••'t ............. ,. .. ,~ 1111\ &.•<~ -· .. d CIH•lflN AllMftl ..... 16M11 ,._..,.Cl•-...- Urged in Laguna By DON CHAPMAN °' .. Delly Pl ........ Laguna Beach City Council members Tuesday will receive recommendations from city o(. ficials fo r widening Laguna Canyon Road, where 22 people have died in traffic ccidents since 1'75. The $4 million project would 'lnclude w1denlng the road to four lanes from Canyon Acree Drive to tbe San I>ie10 Freeway. By approviq Ute reeommen· datloa, the coundl would be en· donlnc an aP,Proeeb favored by t.M PaUey Advisory CommJttte for IAllUna Cllft10G Road. Tb• commlUH lnclude1 • representatives from Laguna Beach, Irvine. the Orange Coun· ty Transportation Com mission and Caltrans. Widening of the road had pre· viously been estimated to cost about $7 million. But the policy committee - for cost reasons -rejected con- 1trucUoo of a raised landscaped medlan separated from the roadway by concrete or upbalt curblna. Clty Manqer Ken Frank, ln a rePort to council memben. 1aid that tbe committee wu lot.rest· ed ln tbe clty'1 posltton on lm· provement ot the road. , The end result is customer satisfaction. pride and recommendations which provide our overwhelming source of new business. 1663 'lAClNTI~ AVENI.IE • q:>_Sy1< MESA. CAllf. 92627 • PH ONE 646-4838 -646-235, • ' • r -' -- , ... d c CJI fl ... t,aguna/South Coast ·- VOL. 73, NO. 'ln, ~SECTIONS, S'l PAGES O RANG E COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1980 Tennites a Bore at Beaela Club •1 8TBYS MITCH£LL .............. ._ San Clemente council mem Mra bave ~en told not just twlmrnen have ~pulated the old North Beach Ct'ubbouse over tbe put !Z years. Three varietaea of termatea bave uaed the old bulldlna as a restaurant. a factor that wasn't dbcovered until a contractor re furbiahing the structure found Ila mter1or nearly gutted by the hunary ~a.'lta~ . Tht rlubho11se 1md pool, built an 1928 by San Cli"m entc foundt!r Ole HaMOn. 111 111 the midst of 11 $500,000 facehrt approved.by tht! <'Ouncll tn June But off1c1als for Rose"lfi .. Construcuon Co. of Ontario, who have a $358,000 ·conlract wath the cit y to refurbis h ju s t the c lub house. say it will cost an other $34,000 t o repair da m age done by the termites over the yean. • Jim La wson, building and planning director. told council members there is not much left of the old structure. ... , ... T e rma esare-very re- sourceful,'' he said. shaking his head. "They did a good job (of gutting the building.)" He said damage assessment shows it will cost an additional $34 058 to ftnlsh the clubhouse, addin1, "I question whether it might have been more wise to tear it down and put up a facsimile.'' Council .mem..bet:.s. agr.eed to pay the additional cost for the renovation, and instructed city officials ~e the $34,000 frorq the park acquisition fund..., They also asked La"son to look into cost estimates for ex- panding the pool from six lanes to eight and make a few other adjustments that would attract world swim competition teams to San Clemente. The request came from Coun· cilman Patrick Lane. who said that by expanding the pool, which is currently under con· struction next to the clubhouse. the city might gain revenues by "'our Hom~•o•·n ~·II~ ~~~-~P.,,_ae.r .. , TWENTY-FIVE CENTS e attracting organized competition meets. The new pool. being construct- ed by Pacific Engineerir.g Corp or Glendora for $114,000, does meet Amateur Athletic Uni on standards. But Lane contends an eight· lane pool would be more likely to attract m eet s t o S a n Clemente. And, since the pool is <See TERMITES, Page A2J 'Death Road' Widening Urged -------------Decision Up to Laguna By DON CHAPMAN Of -o.llt l'I ... Staff Laguna Beach City Council members Tuesday will receive recommendations from city of· ficials for widening Laguna Canyon Road, where 22 people have died in traffic ccidents since 1975. The $4 million project would include widening the road to four lanes from Canyon Acres Drive to the San Dieco Freeway. By approving the recommen- dation, the council would be en- dorsing an approach favored by the Policy Advisory Committee for Lasuna Canyon Road. The committee includH representativea from L= Beacb..IrvUM. tbe o~an.. , ty Transportation Commission · • .,..._... apd Caltrans . ....-/.Widening of the road had pre- viously been estimated to cost • • • Muhammad All, &loves down, crin1es and f alla aw9i)' to tbe ropes from a left punch delivered by World Boxln1 Aaaociation beavyweil(bt champion Larry Holmes Thursday rugbt in Las Ve1aa. Ali seldom got in a punch all night. He failed to answer the bell for the 11th round. (See story,Sports, PageB 1). McQueen's Cancer 'In Remission' about $7 million. But lbe policy committee - for cOllt re.-ona -reJected con· atnaetlan al a ralaed f andae•ped medlUI 1eparated from tbe roadway by concrete or upllaJt curbt.nc. City Manager Ken Frank, in a report to council memben, said that the commlltee wu interest· ed in the city's position on lm· provement al the road. .,.. .. "!let l&afl - SC Eyes Transit Tenninal Lo·s ANGELES CAP) -Actor Steve McQueen. who waged a secret six-month battle against a rare and generally incurable form of cancer. is gradually im- proving under a nutrition-based treatment developed by a one· tim e dentis t . doc tors and spokesmen say. month of the nutrition-based treatment, be began to show im· orovement and has been gainina weight while the cancer, which had spread to his neck, _chest and abdomen, has gone into re- mission, doctors said. Subdivision Hearing Set In Laguna SADOL.EaACK COLLEG! STUDENTS ASKED TO CARPOOL ThoM Lea.tng Irvine Campua Tl'lu'9d8y Get MeaHge San Clemente has hired a Newport Beach consulting firm to study the feasibility of putting all transportation services within the city at one terminal. The terminal would serve paaaengers of Amtrak. Orange County Transportation District buses. two private bus lines, and taxi companies. Council members approved a $25 ,000 contract with Basmaciyan-Darnell, Inc. of Newport Beach to complete the study for a "multi· modal traasportatioh terminal'' to be l~ated somewhere within the city. The study would identify a site for the proposed facility. said Ci- ty Manqer George Caravalho. One location under considera- tion is near the North Beach Clubhouse. •'The r'8ilroad tracks are there and it's cloee to El Camino Real for the bus lines and taxis," Caravalho said. The advantase or such a terminal, Caravalho said, would be to tie totetber the various means ol transportation by put. (See TllAN8n', Page A%) Marine Out For Nudity LOS ANGEL~ CAP> - You caa see 2'1-year-old llarlne Coroe reserve Sat. Robert Jordan out of uni- form ln tbb montb 's Playf!ri maauine. But you woa t aee bim in the ............ ,.... llartne Corpe .... Jordan bl• marcbln1 ~ for brinciDI ''dU- credlt"totheMntce bJ ap-__.... .... la Pla1atrl'1 r..r.a of tla• llUltary" =lata.e~'91ue, ..... ~. ............ la• ••• ....... 1111 ............ ..................... ..._.._U.ea ••• f/IMIM ?1MCIDl'P9rwn• ........ ~ McQueen, SO, who was not re- vealing his whereabouts, asked his fans and friends Thursday to "keep your fingers crossed" for a full recovery. Most cases of mesothelioma have been associated with ex- posure to asbestos, a mineral fiber used in insulation, said Dr. Oscar Sherer. a Berkeley lung s pecialist. McQueen held a variety of jobs before becoming an actor, including that of a merchant seaman. A proposal to subdivide 2.8 acres of property in the Portafma area will be the sub· ject of a public hearing to be held Tuesday by the Laguna Beach City Council. Coast Air Quality Acceptable Level The screen star was told six months ago that he had terminal mesotbelioma, a cancer or the lining of the lungs and other or· gans. according to a statement issued by his publicist. Warren Cowan. McQueen, who appeared in s uch films as "The Great Escape" and "Bullitt," had been keeping the illness a secret so that he could keep bis "sense of dignity" as he died, the state· ment said. But six weeks ago, after .a Non-injury Crash Blocks SD Freeway Asbestos insulation is used ex- tensively in ships . Researchers . have discovered that even a brief exposure to the material can sometimes result in lung disease and later mesotbeUom". Dr. William Kelley of the ln· ternational Health Institute in Dallas, who is helping g_uide McQueen.'s treatment, said, "We have been able to prolon1 the patient's life beyond earlier ex- pectatioo!-. · "I believe that Mr. McQueen can fully recover and return to a normal lifestyle,·· said Kelley. A collugue at the center, Paul Whetstone, said Kelley de- veloped bis treatment after re· covering himself from what bad been diqnosed 18 yean aco u a terminal case of cancer. He wu a dentist at the time. but bu (See CANCER, Pase. AZ> The council meets at 6 p.m. at City Hall. Mary Ellen Lewis of Pasadena proposes to subdivide the prop- erty, adjacent to Marlin Drive and Gull Circle. The project would include a cul-de-sac extension of Davis Way. Lot sizes in the subdivision would yary from 6,170 square feet to 18,180 square feet. and there would be 4.2 units per acre. Pot Farm Raided ROSEBURG, Ore. CAP> - Douglas County authorities say they &eiied $1.4 million worth of marijuana and other drup in a raid on seven square miles of rural land 25 miles southweet of Roaebur1. Six men were ar- rested. Three.penons escaped injury this mominl when two vehicles with trailers collided on the Sa;n M I Cha Diego Freeway north of the us e r111s Ortega Highway and blocked ___ _ commuter traffic for about an boc~htomia mchway Patrol o1-Iran Playl 'Stan, Stripea' ficers aald a truck pulling a trailer and semi-trailer and a BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP) -A balf bour after plaJinc an Ira· jeep towtn1 a trailer collided at nian ....Olutionary aon1 called "Deatb to America," Tehran By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol-Delt'f~---Low clouds and fog helped purify Orange Coast air quality again today with pollution read· ings expected lo stay within breathable limits perhaps through Saturday. . •'There's pretty good air quali- ty ( a1on1 tbe Oran1e County coast)." a spokesman for the Air Quality Management District said. OnlY one first·staie alert was predicted for the Santa Ana Can· yon area today wit.~ a_!l.· licipated pollution readlnl of .21 parts per million. By contrast, the coastal com- munlUes of HunUnaton Beach, Costa Meaa, Newport Beach and Laauna Beach abould bave pollution readings of no more than .09 ppm, the spokesman said. Contributiq to the improve- ment in air quality Tbunday and today were lower tem· peraturea, foe and clouds that · helped lift an invenion layer that had prevlOUllY been trap- pinl contaminants cloee to the around. No hiah·pollution, aecond· sta1e alerta were predicted for anywhere ln tbe aprawllnl Soul.h Coaat Alr Baain today. tbe AQllD 1akl. Flrlt·stace alerta, however, were called for inland .about 1:40 a.m. wtlile both were radio today broadcut "Stan and Strlpe1 Forever," one of the headed aouth on the freeway. moet patriotic U.S . military marcb tuna. . The Jeep, officers aaid, wu lnml• broadcuten, wbo ban npeai.d11 ~the Bank Teller Dead demolished ln the accident, but United 9tatel .. "tbe 1J'9at Satan" beldDd tM lraql lDvuloa of a man drl!inJ ~ vehicle ud a Iran, ~unaware ot tbe llsnillc.-. al tbe IOftl. JNDEPENDSNClt, Mo. <AP> woman phaenser weren't In· . "Stan Ud lbipe1 ............ a...t for UM llan aDd -Police and FBI .,enta were Jured. Their namea were not Itri,.. la tM American flu, WM ecimpmed ia 1.-r bJ lollD MUcllilal toda7 for two d four available Ulla momln1. omcen Phllip8ouN,rorm.leaderaltbe\1.I . MUIDehDd. 1u-• wbo entered • bank aaJd. T*-radio bu belD ............... tU MWtellla aDd witb s-~and -~ TIM drtYer ot ta.. truck Ibo Mrmcm wttb mll'tial mualc llDce tM Ina-Iraq war be1an. wttb • amomt."' eeeaped lQjury, accordlnc tool· Tbll ..-la • broadcut IDGlllloNd ..,., TMraa radio ca•b aft« a teller and Ileen. Dlay9d "Tbe BatUe HJma ol UM RepUl&c." a _, wrtttm dur· wCNDCtlq a omcer. 1'" Tbe .eektent occurred after ln1 tbe U.S. Cl•U War la tbe ~Md_.. lar ......... troosia auspeeta..,. captured• abort tM ..._._out ol eoa'10I in 11U..,IUttbedafftob8UM .. 9ettWCallfedara!earm1. . ttm• tlm'lf'e Tbunday rob- valleys in Los Angeles and San Be rnardino counties . The National Weather Servi(oe predicted sunny weather wou.ld continue throughout most of Southern California t hrough Saturday with early morning and late night clouds and fog along the coast. Temperatures were ex pected to peak in the mid-90!; today for inland valleys and low 70s along the coast. "Little chang~ in temperature is expected on Saturday ... a weather service spokesma n said. Orange Coast Weather Overnight fog and low clouds, becoming only partly sunny at the beaches Saturday after- noon. Lowa tonight 60 alofta the coast. 85 inland. Hi1ha Saturday near 70 to mid 808. INSIDE TODA~ Pkk bft.-en the /ood and game boollal at tM lrvfM Horvut F'ettival thh wuk~. See 1d1edule o/ evmft on~ CJ. l•tlex .. .,_ ....... , .......... .. ::=. ··: c-. ~:: • ., ,._.. Atl ....... .. ........ ACM! ........... MtMel .... cu ...... ,. .. ........ c. --~ .. rr.iattM-tnd, oftleen said. • f bery. ~~~~::;::,~::.!l:......:.:.::=:::.....-.......::_ ____ ~·1----~~--:-~__:;~~~~~~-=-r-~__;:......:,~:=.::~~=--=-:·~-:.:.==:.:.:·~·1c .. :.:·-==;::==::::::.:::::.:==:::::===~:;..~·~-~-~·-:..:..:-~··~·1::----~--~---l'~--~~~~~,~--_..;.-----._t · ~ \ ; C>AiLY PILOT ~--JUST BRE.-41(J~C--- L.ol~ t1tpnj tro"m todo11'1 IUOf'ld a9'd "°''°"'°' ...-w. ckwlopmmta ·lJ·.s. Air Force Jets End ~ .Egypt Deploynwnt Test C'AHlO Wl'~,, AlH ttASI:. Etr)'PI IAPI A dul~·n ll S Air l"orn" .,. 4E Pbanl()fTl Jell! 1treaked otf lhfo desert runw1Ay of thla. E(()'pllan mi llt ar~ r1eld and headed for hOmf' tod11y ' rap1,•n1t1 If 00 dlly Of,M.'rnllon aimed at 1howln1 \bat Amflnl'an wnrplaneis <'Un carry tht!lr (ll.,puwer to the oil rir h sand:. of the M iddlt1 ti:a,' '"ll\114 h11' bt.'<"n &NV ot the most llU<"C'eulul nperat1on1t ever ton<Jlu·tl>tJ b,v the Al t ti'or<'<', · uld Lt Col Mike W11ll1t<· .. •11 the t:! Jt'l:'o lt)(•k orf uf\ a ts hour night to Moody 1\11 t 'orl'to 8i.se an VuldO$lll, Ga Tht' . UC to make 12 In na Jl(hl r .. fuf'fUlj,?!I und istoµ m· l'r11111ht In the 1\,orts Wullat·t• l!iihJ the operation , dubbt-d t~ruud l'ha1110rn, proved thul Amerkun planciJ t'lUI ckploy qu1r kl> a11J or,..rate !lrnoolhly ln lht' harsh dt>l\~l'U or the ~~tddlt• E.Ast IOO Baul~ '\ado1u1I t•arf.1 8101•-- C:t::UAR GHO\'E 1Al'1 l-'1rt' uffll'ldb here ~1 t:w mort' hopeful loduy as Ii hut. :.t11 bhnm bllUt! lhst has bl1tckened 3 \00 :H·re~ 11\ tongs Canyon N.itlun.il Park d!Jpeared to be run~1ng out of brush to burn , The J day blatt' '' be ing battled by a force of 400 f1ref1~hler:., :.t'ven air lankt'r\, three hellcopteri. and a r.r,. spottin~ plum• borro '4 ~d from the Fo rest Service . p1trk spokeswpman lrmu Hu<'hholz said · The firelighters· erfort Iii> halt the bla~e has been hampere<l by record tempera tures and the steep terram or lbe. Lewis Creek area, where the fire started L'nrtt"r Hefwwd f 'rc-.-•Equal 'fi..w• WASlllNGTON t AP'1 President Carter is not entitled to free equal time to respond lo commercials aired by independent groups supporting Ronald Reagan . the Federal Communica· tions Commission ruled today. · With a crowd of attorneys, polHical organizers and network television crews looking on, the commission unanimously ac- cepted the position of broadcasters who argued that the law re· quires only that they s.elJ comparable time to a candidate or his supporters. ·• The de<.'i sion. was immediately hailed by such independent groups as Americans for Change as a victory for the right or free speech. .'itnte IJ11«>,,.plfly,,.rnt Hatr-Dropl WASJ.~IN'G'rON IAP> -The Labor Department reported to· day that the California unemployment rate dropped from 7 .3 percent in August to 6.9 percent in 5eptember. ,.,...,. .. ,. Rec-ord• •ff oUnf fkf....,.., By The APoclat.ed Press Fresno has recorded its hottest October day in history and" hot. smoggy weather continued today in the San Joaquin Valley, the National Weather Ser vice reported. Fresno's high Thursday of 101 also was the highest tern perature recorded this late in lhe year in Fresno. weather of. ficials said. Hot terriper alurf,!s were reported throughout the valley Thursday. including highs of 102 in Bakersfield and tot in Stockton Candidate Forum Slated In Clemente f 'ro• Page .l I · TRANSIT ... ting them all under one roof. "People could arrive under one means of travel and Im- mediately transfer to another." he said. San Clemente voters will have an opportunity to hear the view!" of 1:, City Counril candidates during a candidates forum Oct. 16. The 7:30 p.m . rorum is being sponsored b y tbe Capifitrano Bay Area League nf Women Votl!rs. and will be held in the Community Center at 100 l\.ve. Seville. Voters will go lo the polls Nov. 4 to elect two council members to seats currently held by ap- pointed members Patrick Lane and Tho~O'Keefe. They replaced former Mayor Roy Hamm and Councilman R oy Hurlbut who resigned earlier this year . F ro111 Pflfl#' A I TERMITES , in the midSt of re novation, now would be Lhe time to make any changes, he says. Lawson said he would come back to the council in two weeks with c.ost estimates· for the pool expans ion. The pool and clubhouse are ex- pected to be completed by tbe r first of next year . Someone .. a rriving in San Clemente ·by Amtrak, for exam- ple. could get off the tram and climb on a county bus, he ex plained. Good Habit To Acquire NEEDHAM . M ass . (i\P) -"It's a great way to keep up with inflation," s a id Arthur Hoener of Northampton, a $1 million M assachuselts lottery winner who has a dded SJ00,000 to his good fortune. . Hoener, 51, who teac hes at Hampshire College, won $100.000 in the lottery drawing Wednesday night. Three years ago, he won SS0.000 a year for~ years. Lottery officials say the odds of winning Sl million are 10 million to o n e. Hoene r , who has three childre n in college a nd ( l4 ·year ·o ld t wi n daughters, is the lottery's first repeat big m oney winner. Te1npf i11g Treat Lisa Robertson ~nd Kristi Moorhead will appear in "Snow While and the Seven Owarf s" to be presented with the Hussian fable, "The Mitten" by Ballet Pacifica. Performances for children will start at 3 :30 p.m. Satur- day and 1:30 and 3 :30 p .m . Sunday in the Forum Theater, 650 Laguna Canyon Road.'Tickets at the box office. Victiin, 77, Tells Of Brutal Beating SAN f'RAJ"ICISCO CA P ) -An elderly witn, .. t1fying in the trial of four m.... ·used in the brutal .June 3 attau, 1m residents of a San Franc1sro nursin~ home carried a messa~e to J udge Robert Oossee "Mayor Dia nne Feinstein said to give them <J long, 'long time," s a id Fritz Peterson. 77, aft er he tcs tlficrl how h P was pistol whil>ped during the o r g y of violence that m t luded the ,ape of a 67·.rear -nld blind woman and the beating an<J roli bery nf nvc other home l"~i<Jents The trial rontinued today In San franr1sro superior l'OUrt Peterson. who JS so hard or hearing that la wyers had to write out their questions during his testimony. told jurors about the attack on him by a "fella Fro,,. PagP .II CANCER. • • s 111 ce ~1 ve n up pract1t't". Whetstone said Kelley's treatment. which s up- ple ments traditional medical care. tries to build up the body's immunity system so it can resist cancer . Baboon Dies Of Poisoning ELLICOTT CITY, Md. <AP) A banana la c ed with s trychnine apparently was slipped to a 45-pound baboon at an amusement park here. lead- in g lo the animal 's death, authorities say. The ape was fou nd in t'On - vulsions in its cage at Enchant· ed Forest. Howard County police said Thursday. 'fhe baboon died in a veterinarian's orrice, police said. with a .38-c·a libcr chrome pistol with an extra long barrel .. lie slu~ged me ovrr tht> head and kicked me down the slam; He said something to rm· th<.11 l <'tJuldn't hear, then ht• hit me and k1t'ked me down th<' staJrs, ' said P1•tt•rson But Pet,.rson wa11 unable to identify any or the derenciantf r h<.1rged 1n the attack at the-- nurs ing hom e The defendants. B1)bhy Hay V<.1rncr 2~. f"rankhn White. 25 , T11mm \ ll;Jrt. l6, and Larry ('lary 311 . .,,1t 1,ass1vely d u ring lhe lf'1il11;1111t1.) of Peter.son and thrt•(' otht·r nun.1 n11 homt> residents All tht-tlefenrlonl!> are from San Frahcasco. Since the incident, Ma rgaret Torpey, the rape victim. has died of cancer and another vic- tim. Claudia Chow. 42, also has died or cancer J\ third victim. Paul Erickson. an elderly man with mental problPms. dropped out ur sight after the incident an<I <:ouhl nut h • lc1cated t o tt'Sllf~ Rut the prn:.(•C'utitm 1s basing tls case on the residents who can testify Cons tan ce Jacob s, 52. described how a man burst into her room whlle she was lying in bed , and withou t a wo rd. slugged her across the forehead with a silver pistol and took $2 from her purse a nd walked out with her wat ch. Another witness, Andrew Mc Donald, 76. testified that ·'They ,grabbed me by the back of the head and pulled me head· downAvhile QJ'le kneed me in the belly. That made me so sick J threw up." The defendants a re charged variously with rape, robber y and assault. If convicted, each face max.imum prison te rms of 28 years. Going Strong Kids' Show Marks 25 Years NEW YORK (i\P) Jl w~ jus t another· day for the millions of kids m tt.ie audience. but for Bob Keeshan, today's ,broadcast w:.is more tha.n j ust anothe r op- portunity lo encourage young children to learn, lo reel good about themselves. K ees h a n 's .. Captai n Kangaroo" pre mie red Oct. 3, 1955, and a quarter.century later is still going strong. .. , wiJJ keep it going, the good Lord. and CBS willing," Keeshan s aid in an anniversary interview not long ago, "and I must say, I have never felt more support from the net work than I do now '' The anniversary broadcast was marked on air by a stream of the s how's regulars con· gratulati ng h i m . Capt a in Kangaroo, appearing perplued by all the attention. was given the opportunity to say anything he wi5hed. "Good morning. Captain,'' he said into the camer a. Network TV's longest-running children's s eries began its 26th s eason less than a month ago, distinct in appearance from that premiere broad<-ast. but consis- tent in philosophy "The idea is," the 53-year·Old · Keeshan said, "if you can motivate a child, make the child feel good about h e rself or himself, the child will learn.:, Keesh an h as .· seen his role change over the years, and is considered an authority on the relationship between c hildren and television. He spends a good deal of his free time on the road. s peakin g lo educators and pare nts , as well as broad- casters. .. It concerns me." Keeshan s aid, "when people say, 'Look at a ll the good things we've done with ··~aptain Kangaroo'' and "Sesame Street" and the others. Now we don't have to spend all the money on teache rs.' "We 'r e here to aid lht> teacher, .. he said, "to back up the good that 1s being done for the (•hild by others " Kees han began his <'<1reer an telev1s1on as Clarabell the Clown on tht' old "Howdy Doody" show f''1ve years late r. he ne- ve lo ped his own t'h aracter o rny the C lown . an d was s igned to do a ~h ow called "Time for Pun " A y<><1r l<tter, l954, hP 1•r.-ated BIRTHDA 'Y BOV capt. Kanproo Tinker the Toymaker, a nd pro- duced and performed in a show called "Tinker's Workshop." Keeshan has not been alone over the years. Hugh "Lumpy'' Br annum, as Mr. Green Jeans; has been a regular fop 'Years, and Cosmo AlJegretti joined the show as Dennis, the apprentice . a short while later. Allegretti also is the chief pup- 1wt eer, responsible for enduring characters like Mr Moose and Runny Rabbit There 1s a footnote to the "C apt ain Kangaroo" s tory .. The Mi ckey Mouse Club" pre-· m 1ered the same day in 1955 oQ A BC . and left the air four years later Man Ruled Guilty In Beating Death Marine Cpl. Kevin Lee Green was <'Onv1cted of secnnd degree murder Thursday in the death or h1!' unborn child that resulted from tnJUries his Y. lfe s uffered from a beatmg m their Tustin apartme nt last year. An Orange County S uperior Court j ury, which deliberated about lO hours Wectnesdav and Thursday, also found Green guilty of attempted murder for the crippling attack on his wife during the early m orning hours of Sept. 30, 1979. Ttre-couple's child died at San· ta Ana-Tustin Com munity Hospital, where Green's wife Jay comatose with brain injuries. Superior Court Judge Luis Cardenas scheduled sentencing for Green on Oct. 27. The defend· ant faces a JS-years-to -life state prison term. The six-man, six-woman jury, faced with conmcting stories during the trial, chose to believe th e testimony o r Dianna D' Aiello. Green's now-divorced wife ~ 1ss D' Aiello. 20, told jurors Green smashed her in the hear,1 with a metal key holder aftet she s purned his sexual advances following an evening of intermit· tent arguing about his leaving her alone. She was nine-and-•· ha If months pregnant at the time. G reen testified that his wife consented to having sex that evening, that he later went to • fast·food restaurant and re· turned home to find her criticaJ- 1 y injured o n their blood- spattered bed. Miss D'Aiello lay comat~ for about a week. When she finally regained conaciousness, she had no memory of the attack. of be: ing pregnant or of her p,st. Prosecutor Cliff Hams said she still loved her husband u she r ecuperated slowly at her parents home. where the defend- a nt helped care for her. Dr. Stuart Myers, the vet. said t he ape ha d ''the classical symptoms of st rychnine poison ing'' when brought to his office. "But none of thllt can be preven because the owner nf the arumal . . did not want an autopsy performed ·· PRUDENT Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing. one fact becomes Quite evident -that when money is1 less plentiful. people buy INlhl .... ,. ORANGE COAST L ~( DAILY PILOT tft• OtMWll to.\t 0.llf Ptloe\ w1lh wnt<h H• t om&1Nd ,,... ~ ltT•U 1\ CN'Dlt\NO by tNr 0Uft9' C.0.tt P\1&11\ht"Q (Oft'IP-""t' S.ptt~I,. .a•t...,, .,. °"°'''°""' ~ • ., '"'Otltfl Ft10.y Iran, Iraq (laim Control of Port BUYING This is contrary to papular belief. but makes good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance, you are likely to buy INlhi .•• .,. At Alden's in recent years. our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer Qualities you will see an~here, all at competitive prices. tOt Go\t• ,...,.. N••OOll fYecf'I Ht.Ml.nq!Ol"I ' 8••t ft FovM••tt V•ll•y ''"'"• ~••u"'' ••itc."JSowtf\ c.o-'t A """'• '"••o.wt •0.'"°" '' ,..,,., .. ,,....,,.,....,a..,, •IW Wnd•t\ TM C>f'~t .. I pu9H\f'tf"'t Of.,,I 1\ •I lJO WUI la~ Su .. t P 0 lo• IW.0 "°'lA ,__\4 C..l1f0fl"t• t1t1t 11.-n•-Pt tt'tltMfllt .... filvnt1V1H ,..~-···-· 14HOI' "::::.~ ... '\-r.:.-(N,,., M l.-"""nt-.t M.an.ol~ f'ftHOf' L .. un• leech Onlce tftl ... 0 ( .. •I HIQf'•llY OffloH CMt•,.._u Jl0\11119\tS.ySt,.•t ,...,.,.,..OI\ llo<ft 111!\ .. ..,ft...,, .. .,d A I BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP> -'Iraq and Iran both ch\im ed their troops were in control o( Iran's major port of Khorramshahr to- day and Iran said it reopened a strategic railroa d In the southern war zone that Iraq re- ported cutting tut week. Tehran radio said a train left the Iranian upital headed for Ahwai as rail service resumed between these cities. The broad· cast said the rail line had been closed because ol a break in ·communications at the statJon at AndllMlhlc, a toWn just north ot Deatw. wblcb ii 10 miles from the Jr11q border. when tbe WU' becan 12 days •ICh &arty ln lhe f11btlnl, Iraq Hid lta. forcn peMa.rated '° .... Dealul and cut the rail lillk from AUdan \0 Tebran. ' Iraq 11ld \u fortet took over tbt port and w.t• dt11ift1 ln after ac~ t.Mtr maln ob- ' jectives along an invasion front stretching 300 miles to the north. "There is no trace of any lra- n i an soldier Jeft in Khor- ramshahr," Baghdad radio said. "The town is under Iraq's firm control." lt labeled as "tlallucination" Iran 's claims it was crushing Iraqi troops in Kborramsbahr and said : "What re w so-called revolutionary guards are left in hidin1 are being flushed out and mopped uf in Khorramshahr . That's al that's happening now." But Iran's official Pars news a1ency utd -the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorramahabr aa late u mldnl1ht Thunday after abandonln1 tanks and other ~Ulpmeot, that water and electrtclty wer. cut off and that ''the cmtoma bulldln& and some other part.I of the clty 1et on flre ,by the lraqts.were burnln1 out of control." The end result is customer satisfaction. pride and recommendations which provide our overwhelming source of new business. DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• --· .. --installation. custom drapsri11s linoleum • wood flOor 1663 'LACENTIA AVENlJE • C9.ST~ MESA, CALIF. 91617 • ,HONE 646.4138 -646-235$ • --- -- (' '4EAAL NEWS • Sal ety First Youngsters from Newport Elementary School go through a bicycle safety program set up to acquaint the younger students with traffic rules now that first graders are allowed to ride their bikes to school. Above, the kids wait in line for their tum on a machine that checks wheel alignment and brakes. At left, David Jordan gets his brakes tested by Auto Club staffer Gene Villard. At right, PTA volunteer Marilyn Reed shows Carlo Venezia what the various road signs mean. ,- .... . ' Frld9y, OclOber 3, 1980 Lsc OM..YAWT Cf I · :·!ffisiness · Raps Prop. 10 RDF Unit No 'Paper Tiger' Some~llake 1906 SF Quake Metuured Anew Smoking B·an Said to Hurt Factories, Bars SACRAMENTO (AP> -Busi- nessmen are complaining that the new anti-smoking measure on the state ballot· would hurt factories and bars. The measure. Proposition 10, would require posfed smoking and no-smoking sedions in most work places and buildings open to the public. It would ban smok- ibg in the public areas of retail Carter Says He's Not Superstitious DAYTON. Oruo (AP) -Presi- dent Carter says he is aware of a bizarre )listorical patte rn in which presidents elected in years ending in zero die in office but be is willing to risk death because being president is the "ultimate achievement." ''The American people have civen me an honor that I never dreamed of (when he was a child) and 1 think it would be worth it even ill knew it would end in som4'. kind of tragedy," he said duriq a question and answer session Tbunday with citiz.ens gathered bere in a convention ball. The president, never saying he dJsbelieved that such a thing would happen, declared he was '"not afraid. If 1 knew it was going to happen I would go ahead and be pr~ldentanddothe beat I could. • •'I am · willinc to take the chance. I still say that in a silly way-evenilllmewlwoulddieln office if I were president, I would still nm for the office because I think it'• the most excitinl and cballenclnl and important posi-tion bi the free world ... In Politics it's the ultimate achieve- ment." '~e Sexuality' , ~minar Saturday ~A free seminar entitled "Kale ·~uaUty and Male Mid-Ute ~II" will be conducted from 9 ••· to 4:• p.m. S.tW'dQ in .,,._ 1 at GOiden W•t CoUese H~Beacb. es to be dllcuaaed laclude ,.__ by wblcb men learn tbllr tn roles, the in· ot the m .. media on ........... bow to cope ........ daal .. : stores, except tobacco shops. Violators could be fined $15. OPPONENTS ATTACKED Proposition 10 at a news con- ference here by the state Chamber of Commerce, the California Manufacturers As- sociation, the National Federa· lion of Independent Businesses and othe.r business groups. 11'1 •• a.tatd Rep. Robin L. Beard, R- Tenn., has won a pre- liminary decision against a c harge that he leaked classified information about Soviet missile operations, but he may face further in- vestigation. Crash Death Award Given SAN DIEGO (AP> -A Superior Court jury awarded $150,000 to UM J.3.year-old son of a New York enameer wbo WU killed in the 1911 Pacific Southwest Airlines air diluter. Tb• award to Mlcbael S .. Tetelman ol Orinda came after PSA .....,..Y WilUam Fltqerald 1u11..ud a•·• settlellMDl u com,..11ioa for the deatb ol Alan S. Tetelman. Tetelman'• divorced wUe and the boy'a motber, Ellen Wrllbt Watalawick, told tbe JUl'J tbe f atber wu obll1ated to f150 cblld lupport but wu payiq '500 • IDl!8'b voluntarily, Said the manufacturers' lawyer, Al Libra, ··we would have a tremendous complication in attempting to designate smok- ing and no-smoking 11reas in manufacturing plants." Ed Salyer, of a bar in sub- urban North Highlands, said, "Beer and cigarettes . . . have gone together since alcohol was first invented.·· SALYER ilAID 98 percent of his customers smoke. and since smoke circulates around the bar, a no-smoking section wouldn't work. Many of the customers would leave if they couldn't smoke. The measure, to be on the Nov. 4 ballot, is a somewhat restricted version of a 1978 in· itiative that t.l\e ~oters rejected after a record S6.5 million cam- paign against it by tobacco com- panies. T he companies have made re- latively modest contributions to the No-on-10 campaign, but their involvement is increasing. No-on-10 spokesman Jack Johnson said that the campaign spent $250,000 since Sept. 23 on radio and television advertising. JACK McDOWELL, whose firm managed the campaign against the 1978 initiative, said the tobacco companies "have decided to support the campaign even at this late time." He said he bad just been hired to run another advertising campaign. McDowell said radio advert.is- i n g began Tuesday , and television would start in three or four days. Propoeltioo lO's sponsor, San Francbco lawrer P~ul Loveday, accused the tobacco companies of "an attempt to defraud the public" by delaytnc contributions until after Sept. 23, the last public report.inc date. The next reporting date is Oct. 23, 12 days before the election. On Sept. 23, the No-on-10 cam- pal1n repOrted raiainl $384,000, mostly from four tobacco com- panies, and spending $304,000 betweeoJuJy 1 and Sept. 23. THE YF.8-0N-lt campaicn re- ported raialng $410,000 and 1pendln1 '344,000. But about two-thlrda of the effort went to qualify the measure for the ballot. Loveday predicted that ban aucb • Salyer'• would be ex- empted under a provlalon letUaa tbe atate Health Services Department decide where •moll· in1 Umltl wou)d be "inap· proprialle .•• He aald IOllle bara are dinner cluba IDd could bave aeparate Mdioal. . WASHINGTON (AP> - The commande r or America's Rapid Deploy- ment Force says his new unit is able "to•go to war today" and is "not a paper tiger." But, Marine Lt. Gen. Paul X. Kelley told the House Budget Committee. "the strategic airlift capability we have today. while significant. is not sufficient to put a capital ·r · in "rapid." The unit was formed this year to give the American military the capability to respond quickly to crises anywhere in the world -particular- ly the Persian Gulf. PASADENA <AP) -Scien· Uata who tracked down and re- built two antique instrument. that measured the 1reat San Francisco eart.bqu&K say tbe 1906 killer apparentJ,-was not much st.roaier than a 1971 quake that rumbled through tbe San Fernando Valley. Engineering professor Paul Jennings of C.allecb .said the data -the fa.rst to measure tbe impact of tbe devas tating tremor -does not affect the validity of the estimated Richter scale magnitude of 8.25 usually assigned to the 1906 quake. · "What we've done is provide another measure of tbe eartb- q u a ke that wasn't available before," he said. BY RE-EXAMINING old re- cords and the antique devices which made them, Jennings and geophysicist Hiroo Kanamori put the "local magnitude" of tbe quake at 6.9 on the Richter scale of ground motion. Seleetion Far Off 23 States Combed For Nuclear Dump W ASIUNGTON <AP> -Twenty-three states are being studied in search for a site for an lmderground dump for highly radioac- tive wast.es, the Energ}' Department says. But department officials emphasized Thursday that the review is in its preliminary stages and it will be four yean befOP. the site is selected. , SIXTEEN STATES IN THE EA.....srt and Great Lakes regions were picked because a consultant's study said they offered the most promisinl granite formations. The states named were Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, Mlcbi1an, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennaylvania, Rbode Island, South Ca('Olina, Vermont, Vlrginia and Wiscomin. .. Stat.es already under stuc!Y are iiiaawippl, Louisiana, Tens, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wubinston. Salt dome formations are beinl 1tud.ied in lllullsippi, Louiaiana and eut Texu, and bedded salt formaliom in tbe Texu Panhandle, eutem New Mexico and eastern Utab. Tbe area under atudy in Utab la the Nevada Test Site at Jacltau Flata and· in W9;1hinlton it la tbe low-level nuclear 1tora1e alte at Hanford. rao• ALL THESE ma AND poaalbly more_whlch,will be added later, the department bopes to pick the four or ftYei*t can- didates for detailed uploradon. Tbat will camllt ol •lnklnl abafta C?OSllq between SU0 milUOD and $IOO miWOD to determJDe WbetMr the locatkln would be a aale location for the tbouaaadl ol yeara that bltlt·level nuclear wutea remain duseroua. CoutructiOD and Uceutq ol tbe final site ii expected to take unUI tbe end ol the century. Prel6cleat Carter announced tbe timetable in February when· be unveiled the 1ovemment's firat comprebeDlive plan for bandl· inl thia country'• nuclear 1arba1e. ---- Local mapitude la a meuure of 1round ebalrin1 near tbe ·earthquake fault and "that'• particularly important when you 're desilllinc structures so they won't be damaged," Jen· nin11 said. The larger 8.25 figure is the s urface wave macnitude, the overall size of tbe qua.Ire but not necessarily the degree of local shaking. THE TWO measurements are about the same for most small to moderate earthquakes. But, because of the way they're ob- tained, they begin to diverge in major tremon. The differences can be sub- stantial, since each increase ol one number of tbe magnitude scale -for example, an in- crease ol 4.0 in the Richter scale as compared to 5.0 -represents a tenfold increase in macnitude. The San Francisco quake, which tilled 600 and left $500 million in damage, occurred before magnitude scales existed. But it was the first major American quake to be recorded on scientific instruments -the predecessors of modem seismo- graphs. ' TO DEVELOP a mathematical formula for read- ing local magnitude from vin- tage records, the scienthta bad to hunt two early devices tbat had recorded the 1906 event, Wben the quake bit, one device was about 40 miles from San Franci.aco, while the other wu 115 miles awiy in Carson City, Nev. The Nevada instrument, • _ broken and dusty, wu found at tbe University of Ne.vada-Reno. Caltech technicians repa.lred the device and fubioned . repla~ ments for mlasin« part.a. "It w. a real detective bunt to actually ftnd these thlnp and build them back up and tbeu to see them to work," aaid Jen- nine•. Local tbatinl in the San Fran- claco quake, it turna out, wun't mucb 1tron1er tban tbat which rattled tbe San Fernando Valley near Loa Ancelea in 1971. Tbat tremor, wblcb meuured about 1.5 oa both ICalea, killed 15. Cheating Char8ed SAN DIEGO <AP) - <>Peralora ol at leut aev• S... Dle10-area marlleta have been '• indictAld bJ a federal 1raad jury for elle1edl7. cheatiq manufac- turen who redltm coupoaa for cub outot• million. 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Caution dl•ix•nr1- ing on the we<'d kille r wa il 10 :JO days before sowing sped . broad cast it ove·r barl' spOts m lht• s ame quantity you would use Ill Cop Guards Cornstalk, Single Ea.r llOANOt\ 1:: \'.1 \I· 'I h•' 6-foot· conist .ilk •,\ 11 h 11 . 11~:1t ear of <'Orn m.iy 0111 , ct ... 1.111d ,, high :is an 1·l<·ph.1nt .., 1•yl', ti111 It's tht' prnlP 111 t.1 n•· H<1rt•111 eyt' ''That ~ ;1 ~•><J(I ,, tlk •1f ,,,rn ~laybe 1\ nob ha:-. 1111t• 1•o11 hut what do you expert ' · ht• ;11-hd lndred, the cornstJ lk took root in a most unhkd\ vi.it 1· 111 gravel oul'>1dt· a '' 1ndov. o1l th1 Roanoke Counhou:.t• Barton. a sergeant 1n t hl' 1·11' S he r iff's Departm ent fo11nll three kernt·I:. of corn o;umt• weeks ;igo nn a c 011 rr r11nr11 bench· Ile \O!->'>l·d t ht l.1 1111·1' 11111 a windov. .and """' I ht· 111 ·" • I surrounding .1 JJ.tl ~ 111 ~· ,, ' •• be tidied up th" l·1111111·.,1111 Weeks l<Jtr•r \\h1 n I •1p••r1·d th e window ;ii.::11ri 111 1. I '"'"''.ill in on :i hot 11<1' 1 h1 n "'.1~ this s hoot of <·orn lit· "•111' He says hl'll Vd:lll'\1 till' "•'' another couplt• of tl.t\'' ;111d then eat it. Trees Colorful Transplanted easte rners who m iss the lo"Y-ely autum n color of their homes will be ~lad to learn that a few of the deciduous tree)> wittl lovely fall color!> can bf' grown s uccessfully in Caltfomra Such trees are the Sv..ect Gum <Llqu ld a mba n . \h 1nt•sc Pistachc < P1s tac1a chanensrs 1 R aywood Ash I f'raxinus ornu ... ·Haywood'> and lht• M a1denha1r <Gingko b1loha 1 I ill V, ,,, ... ft \fl\'l lht'- 111 o' I oll l'ot ' \A, 1 I h ••\•'I I 111 '>1•1·1h ,u11( It 11 a I• •• 11h 1 lttlt' "I'' .1\ of ht 1 1 rtw .,,.1·!1lw1I 111111,t 1111 t,.. 1 \1 It tf If Ill• ,lfl' 'hn 1 11ttlll flu 111 jttt•t I tl1•1 l1\111l 1 I I .... ., J,1" II' o,b11ulcf I l•'lill\th J f\ "o(Jfl llU"''•tb. ·~ .. ·I~. I tl\o• 1 I (. \ '"" ,, jl\11 111 f•t 111" •ti lh1 II 111 ... 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Ill~ I ht • '''' 11°1.111 "'"" H1•1111uda '""' h 111 11111.iud111•1111.1111 \' \I\\\\'· \1J11r 11111-..1 tru'I • I ilh 111l"11 '"'', 111111 nth ,11 I 11 I. tho'<· j,11111 \\t'l'l/s 1:0. \11111 f111' iJ llUl"'I \ llLlll II < \A, 111 llf' :il>lt• l1t 1'1\1' \t•u the• hc:-.1 .1tl\'1n· fn r \ 111rr p,11 \lt'llJ..ir II l't•d IJJ oblt'tO ,10, ht· 1., lh•• r110:-.I l<J1111ltJr v.1th vour l•H·.d "HI <ind (•ltmatll' L'Oll(lt liuns Ont·t.: \OU Vt.' waged I he war a g ainst weerls. loll ow up with I w <> applll.'al rnns of fert iltzer spaced about a month to six "eeks a part this fall Your lawn will b<.' happier this spring and ~o will ~·ou' Weeke11d Garde11i11{( Checklist • St·atter s nail and s lug hiut ,1round newl) planted annua ls In 1hts dry year. they're evl'n hllll,1!.fil•r for tender new µlants • h.1·1·p It•:\\ I'' I \'Olll\'(•d frnm '•1111 la\\ r1 1'111·\ 1·.111 11,11·k rlt1wn 1·\l·lu1h11;~ 11ght arid :11r rrorn th1• 1· r .1-..; 11 hll'lt' 1•r1•;1t<•s 11nht alt hy I lifltlJllHllS •1 ,1 rn..:Jli.1·. ,,,., -..i.11111~ bud' UJ'A .>nil 11101oo1 .... ,, too man) I 11111 1lw111 Inc l11g~1·r and b{:ttcr I )111\ t'I ~ •l'1u11l' l 1t0n•n·t·n 11nci:. ltkc 1,u Jo1~m11w. honl'_\-.utklc, pur pk 11 umpet ,·roe antJ 1 vy to keep tlll'rn \H'll shaped Prune ever· grePn dematis very hghlly as 1t blooms early in the s pring on \1ood l!rown 1h1<. l:1st summer •'1 Jt•t ·I P,1111 r!oV. l'l Ill):( 'CISiHI qu 1 '.•mdl1~1-.. for .111 •·n•11 lringt•1 1 1 h 11!11 hl1~1m1111: ~1·:1<.on Grove Bra11ch Meets Tuesday - c;unlen Grove Branch of the Natwnal F'uchs1a Soricty will meet Tuesday in Garde n Grove Co mmunity Center, 11300 Sta ndford Ave .. Garden Grove. Guest s peake r will be Paul Kraft. pr~adent of the North Long Reacn Branch of the Na - l1Qnal Fuchsia So.ciet..y. who will present a pruning c linjc. Me mbers are asked to bring a fuc hsia plant a nd Kraft will furntsh the expertise in pruning llP!> .~c·••uf uf ~fJriuy <>11 1.! 11 1 n ature ·::. most g l' n t· r o u s g 1 f t s i s t h l' h ~'J t•111 lh The head y fra ~ra nt'L' a nnnunees the ar· rival of spring, delighting all \\,ho dele('l the scent. Plant bulbs now near walks and t>ntram·c ways for most en- joyment in the sprif\&., California Has Color Year-round Fall color in the g arde n n<'cdn't be lacking in California gard ens. There are shrubs and trees that will give br illiant dis· plays of color and become splen· did ;.iddations to the garden year round ll's always a pleasure to dis · cnvt'r tertain s hrubs and trees that do put on a .seasonal show and tt s hould he the aun or the t-tanknt."r lo use them where he t·an. ·IN THE ORDEH nf tr1·t<s you •·,Jn ti·) tht< Liqu1damba r or <.wcct ~um tn Odober and !\11)\ •·miter 1u. maple-s ha ped leave~ ht•('Offil' a montage or yellow aDU rc<fs c-ompl1 ment1ng the s lender. ctn,gular branc hes Or maybe you 'ct like the C'ffec t o f the l;1n~ko h1loba, m aidenhair tree. 1n the fall when the leathery hg ht gr een leaves of s pring and i>ummer s ur1denly turn into gold. There are also some members of the well-loved maple fa,mily that are naturals for fall color and grow well in Califomla ex· t•ept an the extre mely wa rm <'11mates Red flowers adorn the t t·d maple hefore 'he leaves turn .1 glorious red an the fall The JcJ pant•se maple has leaf in- l1're~t all year round Young <.pr1n~ growth i~ a g lowing red. o.,ummer's 1s a soft gr een <ind the fo ltage turns sC'arlct, orange or yt'l low in the fall. .... I N SHR UBS YOU will find the Oregon grape which is perhaps better adapted to Northern C a l ifornia but those in the southern part of the s tate can plant the ver y s imilar California g rape. Either is a year-round performer with glossy, holly-like leaves, bright yellow nowers in early spring, blue summer ber· ries and richly ied foliage-tones in the fall. Oregon grape is an excellent s hrub in borders or foundations and CaJifom1a J!rape is ideal for coastal climates Scales Most· Destructive Sucking Insects Attack Variety of Plants · You may think tlwy tirt· hurnps on a 'branch They don't look 01' tlC'I l1k11 lyp1e;tl tnSt!t'IS nut scales are among the most d<•,iru<'llVl' pl..1111 ft-e<l ing insects . s ays Ot'me tr10!' (;. Kontaxas pubhr s e'tvice pes t m a rHqH'nh·nt farm <1d v1st."r o f University of Caltforma Coo~rat ivc Extension. They attack a VUfl(.'I) or plants including fruit a nd fores t lrl•cs . "oo<I~ ornamentals. and houseplants lie add!-lhat scale infest~d pl ants 'm ay be stunted. weak , drop fr111l and leaves. lose branches or die. The L'C <;pet iali!>t explains al>out • the pests and how to control them SCALES GIVE T iit: APPEARANCE of tany bumps or bits of scahhy or waxy material. The.> m ay be white, gtay, brown, red or black. These s mall in· sects vary in size act•o rding to spec ies . They spend most of their lives without moving, fastened to the plant. which makes lt}C.m difficult to recognize M06t mature scale remaJes lay eggs directly •., beneath their body. ~e eggs hatch into crawlers which move about until they find a s uitable place to settle and insert their mouthparts into the plant. ' They sucltnutril\onal juices and remain In the same ~ pl1ce. Wind. Insects, birds and people dlsseminate- the crat.ilersfrom one plant to another. ·· 1'1IEN ntEV BECOME nume rous they may 1· completely cover ste ms and leaves of infested ... • planu. Scales can Injure plants directly by sucking ~·t: juice Ind HCretln• toxic substance Into them. Or they can harm planta lndlrectly by excreting large •J L amounu of hoMydew (a stJcky liquid which col· b " leet.1 ua teaves and ebje~ below the plant>. A '•r:: black IOOt)' mold often arowa on honeydew that "°' tmpalrl ....,...,.tbetll. . To ccmi.rol tlM9e insects. keep ln mind t.h•t ~ Dl&ural .. mle. have a main p1rt in dettro)'· .. 1ng HO l o 95 percent of them So protecting hl'nefi c1al msccts is importll.fll. Some scales great- h in r rease m number because they are well suited to Lhe plant and enviro nme nt and because natural controls arc less effective Use r he mical spray to control scale when a pla nt is heavily infested. its parts look unhealthy, or large quantities of honeydew or sooty mold are p resent To apply insecticide carefully follow directions on the label. The plant must be thoroughly covered with the spray solution. WIDLE A PLANT is dormant <late winter or b efore bud swelling January to mid· February ) yotl c an s pray with winte r oil alone (never spray conifers -cone bearing plants -with oil) or in a combination with insecticides suc h as Carbary I (Sevin>,.Diazinon, Malathion, or Orthene. Do not apply Orthene on plants grown for food . If Carbary! is used. watch for spider mite build-up. You can also spray during the plant's growing season when scales are tiny or no eggs are under the scale . Apply s ummer oil and/or insecticides such as those mentioned. Or in late spring-early summer use a mulli- spray program (three sprays with one of the afore- m entioned materials al 3-week intervals). At any time of the year multiple sprayS1Can of- fer effective scale control o n house plants: Remove as many adult scales u poHible before treating. Place houseplants outdoors, spray thoroughly: ahd bring back lnaide only when they are dcy. Never use oils on houseplants for Insect control. Fems are sensitive to many cbem\eals. It may be best to diacanl aucb planta when scale lnfeata· Uona develop. ••••• a .. d Plants Talk -. ·Club-,-t;trHef.trP--mning~ EXperr--· Co.-.ta Mcl>a H11y Cities Branch of the National ... u C'hs1a SoC'iety will m eet in Columbia Savings and Loan. corner or Wils on and Harbor, Costa Mesa. Oct 13, at 7 30 pm. Paul Craft will thch pruning, taking cuttings a nd establishinl! s m1 11 pots containing proper soil Bring a luminum lo Maret-Ila Van Haper aluminum C'ha1rman for the• drive Mike Carl, plant tabllo chairman will have c1 displayof pl<ints for a dimal1on mixes · Aluminum and plant money r<:<·1:1ved 1s sent to Or a nge Coast Collc~c to 'upport a ~• ut.lcnt for onl' semes ter in the s tudy or hurt1r·11ltun• Members arc remanded lo bring plants, ctip- 1>ers , pots, soi I, bagg i.es, newspaper, name tags, a nd a note pad Mary Warw1ck, rrfre>shmt•nt thairman. wlll be helped by MigrtQll W ,11t·1' and Hurhara l\vnitt Visitors are wekome Laguna UC'ach Hram·h of tht.• National Fuchs ia Sor1t't\ will me<'1 Well nt'~tla)· at 7 30 p m in the R ov~ ('luh o f Laguna · Jfra l'h ll>HS Ldgune1 Canyo11 ltoad , Laguna lll':H'ti Pa ul <.'raft . lanrb('a~ d es 1~nt·r rrum North Long Reach. will prl' s e nt ,1 pruning works hop Those pl;.in n1 ng tv attend shou ld bring o ne s cra gg ly fuC'hsia lo prune, clip pers and s mall plastic bags with which to e x- changeruttings P'lanl and s uppl y tables will be available Refreshments will be s erved Vis itors are welcome Bulbs Topic Care and l'Ulture or bulbs will be discussed at a m eet1n1{ ~ the l.a~una Reach Garden KEEP ON VEGETABLE GARDENING THIS FALL AND WINTER ! \ \ Plant cool weather crops now., LETTUCE•ONIONS•BRUSSELS SPRO UTS• CABBAGE•CELERY•BROCCOLI AND MORt • PONY PAK REG .. 98 ~~~~- Au1umu v .. ., .. 111 1>1<· l'lunt111q ll.!tl Hand-.om e <J/1iny·l eufed ever· green shruh. Wlnt ~r b looms of white, pinks or r ed .-;. Flo rist.Speci'11' HOUSEPLANTS Se11eral varieties ... POTHOS•NEPHTHYTIS GRAPEIVY•ORACAENA ANO MORE 5 GAL., REG. 14 98 12.97 1.47 EA. I GAL . REG 4.98 ~l!D Club. at 11 a m Oct 10 H---- a t the Ne1ghhorhood ('ongregatwn;.il Churc·h, 340 St l\nn ~ l>riVl' l.<1guna Hl'at•h ,...,;,,,.,, / 9 /(; Haili $~tias .· -. "'-+-fly us ftH l IU~ll Anywhere in the ' AUTUMN SALE Rocks for Watfffalls Rockgardens R~ac.es 4c lb. Hose Washers I 0 for·I o• CLOSED TUESDAY Nurse r y -Florist ·;f£Y'· 2640 Harbor Blvd., Casto Mesa • QUALITY 1 ~E:SK ,~,_.o BECAUSE ·wE GROW THEM ACllS oi l"lANTS AT WHOlU.t.lf &. Ill.OW" Dlcll-*'aFood WHd&~ ·~· 12" LCWCJe 5 CJl!f. AVOCADOS He•u• Van~~ MOiiy wlttt Fnat· Req. SS9.9S ( cloMOllt Rows -Close Out -c~ ,_-.. 5 qal 477 'OVINO.--..... .... . ., .~ ( 24" IOI TitHS EVHG•HH f'EAR SILK OAK UYUNDll CYNISS llA11UAM Plf't"lll EYHGRHH RM EYHCHHHASH SYCAMORE IT#.LIAN CYNESS HYDRAMGIA TitH YUCCA co•AL ne AND MAMYMOH Gleu C.._ .... 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INC. 2028 NewPOft Blvd ler Bav & ) Costa Me sa CA 92621 71 4 1 64t1·744 I t Vl~A \•ut•t CP.ttQ1t A.C'm H'f«t tr Today .. s Closin" • N. \'. Sto<-ks Orange Coast ~D I f l O N !l!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!r-·-~ ~- VOL. 73, NO. 277, 4 SECTlONS, S2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Soft Drink .Rivals Settle -Lawsuit -'"' WHlTE PLAINS.NY 1Ar1 Two archrinla for the natJon's soft -drink busin~ss rHched llll out-of-court settlement 1n a l1weuit IUed by Pepsico Inc to r.r•vent Cnca-Cola Co. from find n1 out about Pepsi 's top secret marketing strategy for 1981 In the settlement reached Thunday. Donald Bret>n. 27. a Dae R 'Gfl It R 'as formt•r ••"f>:'I' osi.oc11ate m urk\'l an~ manager , al(rf'ed not lo da), •·uss with h 111 nt•we1nploye r. Coc·11 Cola, lht' strl)teg) tlevelol>()d dur mi his tmun-11t Peps1 In return. 1'f'ps1droppl'd 1t~ swt against nr~n and 'o<'a Cola Pt>p !>1, hl'ad1111 iHl e r.-d 1t1 Purehasl', N Y • ~aid 1t has )pt>nt malltofl!> 1•1 tiollan. an tht' past nint: • • • months lU develop "the Pepsi Chillt!nge,'' a consumer taste rnmparlson test of both colas that 'wtll be publicized an certain areas of the country next year . Breen. who switched to Atlanta· bas ed Coca .Cola on Sept. 9. "kno'\s when and where it will be implemented." according to Pepsi lawyer, Elizabeth Head. Muhammad Ali, gloves down, cringes and . falls away to the ropes from a left punch delivered by 'World Boxi ng Association beavyweiJtht ch_ampion Larry Holmes Thursday rught in Las Vegas. Ali seldom got in~ a punch all night. He failed to answer the bell for the 11th round. (Se'e story,Sports, PageB 1). • . . .. .. ~ ,SchOols ~ Receive ?.5% Pay Increase Urged .in Mesa Pact .. ~~$63,000 A federal grant of $63,000 earmarked lor assessing the best skills that special han- dicapped youngsters should de· velop has been awarded to the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di•trict. The money. disbursed from Public Law 94-142': ·which benefits afflicted students, is to be put to use within the next month. Program Director Ma rk Hansen says about 200 district youngsters, who must cope with various difficulties that curtail or slow their learning ability, will be involved. Mos t Costa M esa city employees .will get pay and benefit increases averaging about 9.5 percent a year over the next two years under a proposal going to the City Council Mon· day night. The plan. said City Manager Fr e d Sor sa bal. c alls for Emp loyee A ssoc iation -Iraq .. Iran , Claim Major Port Con.trot employees to recei·ve an·8o/4 per· cent pay hike beginning Sunday, a 61/• percent hike Nov. 1, 1981, and another 614 percent increase on May 3, 1982. The plan also calls for the city to make full payment 'on employees' retire ment plans beginning in July. 1981. Current· ly. employees contribute up to 7 percent of their salaries fDr re· tirement. The proposal a lso calls for time-and·a·half pay. when such work is required, beginning in July of next year . The city cur· rently pays re~ular rates for overtime work. S<mfabal said the plan. lf ap- proved, will increase city salary a nd ben efit pay m e nts by S253 ,000 this year. He sa id figures for 1981 a re not yet available. She told State Supreme Court Justice Vincent Gurahian at a hearing Thursday that Pepsi's rival was so delighted at winning Breen away that it ·new him to a Coca-Cola bottlers' meeting in a company jet. ·'He was personall)' toasted and greeted by Coca-Cola's presi- dent." M.iss Head said. Coca-Cola's lawyer Stuart ·Robinowitz denied receiving con· fidential information from Breen. Robinowitz s aid the company "has never been accused of anytl\ing like tl\is. ··For the most part we know in advance through normal trade sources when the Pepsi Challenge campaign will be instituted." And Coca-Cola already has de· veloped a counter-campaign a series of advertising spots featur· ing_ comedian Bill Cosby an a "spoof at testing drinks in Uus manner." he said. Breen also has denied possess ing what Pepsi says is a conflden · tial marketing manual that 1~ a blueprint of the Pepsi Challenge. Bre~the Freely Coast Air Quality Much Better By DAVID KUTZMANN Of .... O.Oy ~llet Staff Low clouds and fog helped purify Orange Coast air quality again today with pollution read- ings expected to stay within bre athable Ii m i ts perhaps through Saturday "There's pretty good air quah· tr la tong the Orange County coast)," a spokesman for the Air Quality Manageme nt District s aid. Onlv one first-stage alert was predicted for the Santa Ana Can- yon a r ea today with a n · tic ipated pollution reading of .21 parts per million. By contrS!>t. the coastal com· murtities or Hunti~ton Becacb. Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach s hould have pollution readings or no more than .j)9 ppm. the spokesman said. Conlributlllg lo the improve- ment in air quality Thursday and today were lower tem- peratures, log and clouds that helped Utt an inversi9n layer that bad pre\Tioualy been trap- pln1 ccntaminant.s close to -the ground. No high-pollution, second· stage alerts were predicted for anywhere in the sprawling South Coad Air Baaia today. the AQMD Hld. Fint-atage aJerta, however. weNJ ca1led for inland valleys in Los Angeles and San Bemu,iino counties. The National Weather Service Bus Passes On Sale in- N-M District School bus passes giving youngsters in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District a ride -lo campus lhrougtr Oct. 31 are now on sale and parents are urged to buy them by mail. Fees are Sl5 per month per school pt>r child. predicted sunny weather would continue throughout mos t of Southe rn California through Saturday with e arly morning and late night clouds and fog along the coast. Temperatures were expected , I to peak in the m1cf'.'90s tod ay for inland valleys and low 70s along the coast. "Little change in temperature is expected on Saturday." a we ather ser vice s pokesman said. o.i1y l"lltl SIMt ,,_ FORMER HEAL TH SPA PROPOSED BOOKSTORE SITE Colu11V1a Freme E'ntrence to Bualn•H on Highway ~, The funds will provide tests and counseling to develop voca- tional skills and explore possible job fields for those as trainable mentally retarded. physically handicapped, mildly retarded or having so-called learning dis· abilities. The latter basicatty is a little· understood phenomenon that cna::es it particula.rly difficult for an individual to assimilate • certain skills or knowledge. BA GHDAD. Iraq CAP > -Iraq and Iran both claimed their troops were in control of Iran's major port or Khorramshahr to· day and Iran said it reopened a str a tegic railroad in the southern war zone that Iraq re- ported cuttlng las t week. Tehran radio said a train left the Iranian capital headed for Ahwaz as rail service resumed between these cities. The broad·· cast said the rail line had been closecl because of a break in communications at the station at Andimeshk. a town just north of Dezful. which is 70 miles from the Iraq border where the war began 12 days ago. Early in the fighting, Iraq said its forces penetrated to near Dezlul and cul the rail link from Abadan to Tehran. The council also will consider pay proposals that would in· crease about 30 executives' pay by about 6. 7 percent and begin paying full retirement benefits out of city coffers beginning Jan. 1 T hey go up to slo for two youngsters and $40 for three or more children in the same fami· ly if they attend the same school. ac't:ording· to officials who say 1,832 passes were issued last month. Transportation Supervisor Carolyn Stocker says monthly passes are gen~ally put right back into the mail to families the same day their checks ar· rive. Newport ·W'ould Bar Adult Bookstore An assessment center in which youngsters will be given chances to try out different types ol oc· cupational efforts ·s u ch a s carpentry , mechanics and 'others wiJI be financed· with the funds. Coas• Weather Ovemi1bt fog and low clouds, becoming only partly sunny at the beaches Saturday after- noon. Lowa tonight 60 aJon1 the coast, 85 inland. Hi1ba Saturday near 70 to mld IOI. Iraq, said its forces took over the pOrt and were digging In after achieving their main ob· jectives alortt an invasion front stretching 300 miles to the north. ·'There is no trace ol any lra- n i an soldier left \n Khor- ramshahr, v Baghdad radio said. "The town is und ... Iraq's firm control." It labeled as "hallucination" (See MIDEAST. Pase At> KIDS LEARN BIKE SAFETY First graders are now permitted to ride their bicycles to s chool in the Newport·Mes4 School District and they are • le~ the leaona of safety early. The Automobile Club of Soulbem California refflltly vii· lted Newport Elementary School to tell tbe bi=.,ot tbe amalJ ddldnn aacl · apber Gary AmbrOM pktuncl UM proce11. <'"hflCU.) The total package, Sorsabal said. would total a 10.5 percent increase. City administrators are still negotiating with the Police As· sociation and the Firelighters Association over pa)' and benefit increases, the city manager noted. Mail the fee with a stamped, ~If-addressed envelope to Newpe>rt·Mesa USD, Box 1368, Newport Beach 92663. Full an- nual passes good through June also are avaJlable. Dedication Set for Marinapa1'k A family picnic will highlight the re-dedication ceremonies Saturday of Newport Beach's M arinapark on the Balboa Peninsula. The former lawn bowling green on West Balboa Boulevard will be re-dedicated during a 4 p.m. grand openinl( ceremony, and the Balboa Corumunity As· socialion will elect officers. Cost for the picnic is SI.SO for childrenand$2foradulta. Masle Charms Iran Plays 'Stan, Stripes' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A half hour after playin1 an Ira· nian revolutionary son1 called "Death to America," Tebru radio today broadcast "Stan and Stripes Forever," one of the most Plllriatlc U.S. milltary march tunes. Iranian broadcasters, who bave repeatedly denounced the United Staie. .. "tbe 1reat Satan" beblnd the Iraqi lnv .. ion of Iran, ~aNd unaware of the atplftcance of the Hftl. • '9tan and Stripes Forever.'' named for the atan and ~tripea in the American fiq, wu compoeed in 1IO'I by John Philip a.a. former leader ol tbe U.S. Marine Bancl. Tebru radio bu been lntenpenlnf lta newtcuta and 'ermoaa wttb martial mlelc lince tbe Iran-Iraq war be1an. Tbls nek in a broadc .. t IDOGltond here, Teb.ran radio played ''TM Battle A1mn ol tbe Republic," 1 ._. wrtttea dW'· inl the U.S. Civil War la tbe U.. llld med bJ NortMrn troope ., tbey mardled'ottto battleualnlt uaeeoatederat. U'DU'. .... The City of Newport Beach has filed suit in an attempt to prevent an adult bookstore from opening its doors next week. The city is seeking a tem· porary restraining order in . Otange County Superior Court to stop -owner Thomas Wade from opening his Talk of the Town bookstore at 2930 W. Pacific Coast Highway. . " The ·city Council passed an emergency four-month zoning moratorium Aug. 25 to prevent adult entertainment centers lrom1 locating in Newport Beach until zoning guidelines are drawn up. The council is scheduled to consider a zoning ordinance on Oct. Z7 to limit the commercial nelghborhooda where adult busi· nesses can be operated. But in the suit, filed Thursday. assistant city attorney Robert H. Burnham contends that Wade refuses to heed the city's dlrec· lives and plans to open has bookstore and video center Tuesday. The city clai.· ms that lettinl the busineu begin will open a Pan· dora•a box ~ e'(ila to tbe com· munity, lnclUdin;. a Ukellbood ol lncreaaed sexual of(ensea, depreciated property values and relocated homes and buatneu.. The booltatore .. acbeduled to be1ln bulinlA in \be former aite of the OIJIDP'o9 Health Spa. Newport .. ecb bu never bad aa 1dalt ~· altbouP an adult tbe ~Tb• ha11cat, ••• ----MWC'al , • .,. .., ' at the site of the Bal~a theater on the Balboa Peninsula. The city Planning Commission is scheduled to review the pro- posed zoning ordinance next Thursday. It will ma~e recom- mendations on the matter to the city <;ouncil. Couple Take Store's Gems SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A couple pretending an intereit in a rin1 robbed a store of about $375,000 in Jewels and n ed, leav- tn1 the owner and a guard lied but unharmed. The man and woman entered the Jewels by Jeffrey store Wedneeday and said they were tnterested in buyln& a rlng, Inspector Barry Johnson said. · The coupae Cliaarmed a securi· ty 1uard, took t.he cuard and owner Into a back room and Ued them up. l OAilV PILOT JlJST BREAKING U.S. Air Fotce Jets End -gypi Dep,;y;,;;., T~i'-' <:AJKO W1':."T Al H HAS E. El,YJ•I 1A1• 1 dou-n II S Air Force F't4E Phanto.m JelM •truked oH the desert runwi.y M thli El)'pthut ndhhiry fM<l and heeded for hom~ today. ca ppina u 90-day Qf.)t'rat100 aimed at 11ho"'•na that Amen t·an wt.r•pllrne:. c an C'arl')• their firepower to the 011 rich u nd8 of tht> Mlddl~ Eas t ''Thi!\ haN ~n tlne of Uw m~t .t.U<'<'l"Uful oper atiu11e. ever ronductc'<I by the A1r'lo'or ce," said Lt Col Mllu: W•lli.re &11 thtl 12 Jets tt)()k off on a U hour Olt1ht to Moody Air f'or('e Baae In Valdosta, Ga Th~y are to make 12 in·011h1 refu.thn1u1 and litov ovt'rmiht ln the Azore• • WaJlace said the operation, dubb~'(Lfr.oud Phanwm. pn>ved th11t Am.rtcan plan.., can dfJploy quJt'kly and upt>rate smoothly If) thf' harsh de1teru of the Mlddle 1o-:a1tt IOU Baul.-'atl••al 1•ffrf1 Bl~ .. l'l•:HAlt G IU.>Vt:: r P l .. "lr.-offi rual11 h t-rt' gn·w mort." hoperw totiu a::. a hut. 'it uboorn blaLt: tt.!at ha!i bh1l kent::<Ll.100 ac•rt-11 m Kmgs t 'anynn 'alwnar Park df)pearell to l>t! running out of bru:.h to burn The 3-do} bliut.> •~ bein~ llallled b_t a lort·e o f 400 rireflghter... :.e\en u1r t11nker?> three helicopter:. and a fi re 1-potting plane borrowed Crom tht.' .,·ort::.l Servll't:, µark poke:."oman lrm' effort to halt the blaze ha::. heen hamvPre1I by ret'Ord temperaturh and the steep lernun of the l*'11s Crtoek a rea, where the fire ~larlc:d ('art e-r Hf#f auf#d ,.. rf#f# ·f ;qua1 ·n,_.., W ASlll N<;TC>N ( J\ P 1 Preside nt <.:11rter 1s not t.>nt1tkd tu free t"QUal ti mt> to respond to Cf1mmercials au ed by independt!nl groups support1nt: Honald Ht-ag<i n, the Federal Commun1ca lions Commission ruled today With a crpwd of attorneys, µohtical organizers and net work television <'rews looking on, the commission unanimously 8C'· cepted the position of broadca&ters who argued that the Ja w re quires only that they sell compara ble time to a candidate or has supp()rtcrs. The dec1si0fil was immediately hailed by suC'h independent · groups rus Amer1ran~ for Change as a victory for the right of free speech. r ... latt-IJn....,.plnflltlf#HI Half# Dropi WASlllNGTON <AP) The Labor Department repQrtt:d to day that the California unemployment rate dropped from 7 3 percent in August to 6.9 pe rcent in September Parb a.,,..,, Bla11f "ii& I PARIS <AP> A pQwerful l>Qwb Et~Ploded. ill front of a · synag'ogue-on th<'! J ewish" Sal>oath today, killing at least four a nd injuring 16 others In the latest outbreak of anll-Sem1tism in Paris, officials said. Police said the bomb had been placed m a parked car out side the syn <igogue , located in the cit y's fasllionable 16th d1Stf!<'t and not far from the Arc de Triomphe monument. It was the sixth attack against a Je wish ins titutwn an Pan s within a week. Victhn, -7 7 ·, Tells Of Brutal Beating SAN FRANCISCO rAP1 An elderly witness lest1f y1ng m th~ trial of four me n accused in the brutal June 3 attack on residents of a San Francisco nursing home ca rried a message to .l udge Robert Dossee "Mayor Dianne Feinstein said to give the m a long , long time." said Fritz Peterson , 77, after he testified how he was pistol· Marine Out Fo; Nudity LOS ANGELES (AP I You c{m see 21 .year -old Ma rine Corps reserve Sgt. Robert Jorda n out of uni form in this month ·s Playgirl magazine. But you wo n 't see him in the Mttrines. The Marin~ Cnrps gave Jord an his m arch ing papers for bring!ng "dis· credit" to the service by ap- pearing nude in Playgirl's "Men of the Milita r y" spread in the October lssue. ""JordansaidThursday. · whipped during the o rJ(y of violence that ind uded the rape of a 67-year-old blind woman and the beating and rohbery or fi ve other home residents The trial continued today m San Francisco superior court Peterson. who is so hart.I of hearing that lawyer:. had to write out their questions during his testimony. told jurors about the attack on him by a "fella with a .38-caliber chrome p1st'>I with an extra long barrel. "He slugged me over the head and kicked me down the stairs. He said something to me that I couldn't hear. lhen he hit me a nd kirked me down the stairs," s aid Peterson. Rut Pete rson was unable to identify any of the defendants charged in the attack at the nursing home. Loot Taken From Home Newport Beac h p o li ce se arched a ho u se in the Baycrest area early Thursday alter the owner returned from work and discovered her garage and back doors wide open. ........... INaring Hospital S~n F..d ward . M Kennedy escorted his mother. Rose, fr om the hosp1t al today. Mrs. Kennedy, 90, had intestinal surgery at New England Baptist Hospital i n Boston. Laundromat Tenant Cries . Dirty Deal ' By STEVE MARBLE OI "'9 0.lly l'li.t Sl•ll " Sue Chavanette :oi<Ays s he h1>peto. tu leave her landlor<I, the Irvine (;1>mpany , kne r -decp 1n dirty <'lothes wht.>n she 1-huti:. down her Newport Ac<i<'h IJUnclromat th1~ December The blonde Rallxrn Island resi- dent, battling Lo k ee p her washers ;i nd dr) rrs :.µi nning , c.•ontt."nds the Irvine Company h as her on the ropes and b pre· paring to deliver lhe kno<'kout b!ow "Al fi rst my lease wa!-.n 't ~" 1ng to be renewed," she ex plains. "now lht•y offered me a new lease one yt·ar at about ::in 80 per<'ent rent 1nr rease." Sht! says that's too much. "They just don't give a damn., they don't want ptople hautmg dirty clothes into their nic·e Little cent(!r , ·· the" angered owner went on. I r v1 ne Company officials claim they have nothing a gainst dirty clothe~. 1t 's just that prop- e rty values and r ents at the Bayside Center make the la1m- dromat an Wllikely tenant But the development firm, at first unwilling to renew t he lease. offered the one-year ex tension after beinJ( s wamped with petitions frCJm laundromat t us tomers "Thi~ 1s a prestigious center a net 1t 's ntJt that we don't IJelieve in dean clothes." remarked I rv1n e Company s po kesm an Jeroml:' Co lllns, "1t '!-. JUSt that we don 't believe private en t 'n•M Pagt-,\ I MIDEAST ... Iran's claims it was crushing Iraqi •troops in Khorramshahr and said: "Whal few so-called revolutionary guards are left in hiding are being nushed out and mopped up in Khorramshahr. That 's a ll tha t 's happening now.'' But Iran's official Pars news agency said the Iraqi troops withdrew from Khorramshahr as late as midnight T hursday after abandoning t a nks and other equjpment, that water and electricity were cut off and that "the customs bwlding and some other parts or the city set on fire by the Iraqis were burning out of control." ~eqir1l.e -;hnulit :-.ubs1d1z'c· a laun tiromat rn :i hu~h r,·nt d1!.tricl ·· Colian~ said the µroposed rent hi ke fr11m $6i5 to Sl.122 3 month woul<l still leavt• the laundromat paying fa1 below uthcr renL'i al the center ~rs. Chavanetlc who !.ay'> her husband a telev1l.1on pro- ducer, bought her lht· place la!.l ·year a!. a l'hn~t ma~ pr esent. L'laims 1t wa!. :i mess Wh<'n she took over · She say<, !.hl' "1 nt lo work fix 111~ 1t up, dc·r·orut1n~ 1l "'th plants a11d 1•vt•n hang1nl.( quilted c·urtain:-. in th1· v.1n<111w "Now lhC'y '\'•• µut me• 111 iJ position when• I have nu r hmcc but to do~e my ll•><Jr'i;-!-shi· said "'!'ht-ll·vm1• Company is out tu destroy mt-.ind 111y c•ustomcrs nl > pcoµl<: · · lie r hushaml ~1J. -.a"" ht>'s :llso ~in>(ry Wh al l>larl .. 1.J°monlh~ ago CiS a liatllr for .1 nl' w lea...,<-, he '\aid. now ha-. turned intlJ a l)l'r~onal c rusat1l' "l honestly believe closing lhe laundromat will hurt a lot of people, a lot or senior cltl&ens ... he argues. "When we go. our customers will wind up w1th a cut crystal c;hop or something like that " To 11ndcrs1•on • his <·onrern for has cuslomcrs and h1l> desire to ket>p th1· murhrnt'' hum ming Chavanell e ~··Y~ hf· h.t!> :i coun tf:'r offer for the Irvine Com pany "I'm wi lling to sE:l+-trly equip· men I , all my mac-h1nes to thf>m 1f they promise to slt•p m and run thl' laundromat," he s ug- gests . "I wondl•r 1f lhey 'll ~o for that?" Director Named SACRAMENTO I AP1 A state finance official, Al Loeb. has been named interim director of the Department of Mental Health. Gov. Ed mund Brown Jr announced Thursday that Loeb temporarily suC'cee d s Dale Farabe<!, who 1s steppmg down from the post he had held for two years Going Strong Kida' $hou'.M.ru'h~25-¥ean·-- NEw YORK <AP> ft was JUi>t another day for the millions or kids in the audience, but for Hob K~han, today's broadcast wa~ more than just another op. 1iurtun1ty to encourage young children to learn, to feel good <ibout themselves Ke es h an ·s ·c aptain Ka ngaroo" premiered Oct. 3, 1955, and a quarter·century later is still going Rtron1t · · f will keep it going, the good Lor d and CBS w111lng ," Keeshan said 1n an anniversary interview not long ago, "andl must s-ay, I h ave never felt more support from the network than I do llOW " The ann 1vt>r~ary broadcast wa~ marked on air hy a stream uf the s how's regulars con gra t u l ating him Captain Ka ngaroo. appt!anng perplexed liy all the attention. was given the opportunity to sa} anythtn~ he wished. "Good morning, Captain," he said into the camer a. Network TV's longest·n.iruUng children's series began its 26th season less than a month a~o. dis tinct in appearance from that premiere broadcast. but consis· tent in philosophy. ''The idea is," the S3·year ·old Keesh an ::.aid , "if you can motivate a child, make the child feel good about herself. or himself, l,he child will learn." Keeshan has seen his role r hange ove,.. the years. and is considered an a uthority on the relationship between c hildren and television. He s pends a good deal of his free tim e on the road, s p eak ing to e ducator s a n d pare nt~. as we ll as broad - rasters. ·rt t•ont·erm. me." Keeshan ~aid, "when people sa). 'Look at all the good things we've done with "Captain Kangaroo" and "Ses<tme Str~et" and the others 1\1,,~ we don't have to spend all the money on teachers · "W e_' re-h-e.r~-l-0 --a-1 a Hie tl'achcr." he said, "to back up tht• good th<tt 1:; being dom~ for lh•· <'h1lrl hy others .. Keeshan he~an his career 1n tclcvis1un a'\ ('lariibe ll thf' Clown on the o ld "Howdy Dood) .. sho~ Five years lalt!r, hf· de vt>loped his t1wn t·haradc•r. t.'11 rny the Cl•1 wn , and wa ~ :-.1gnet1 to do u s how <•a llc•d "Time for Fun ' A YNff htl.er. l~. he 'c:l'P~1t l·<I BIRTHDAY BOY C•pt. K•ngaroo Tanke r the Toymaker , and pro- du<"ed and performed in a show called "1'inke(s Workshop." K eeshan has not been alone c1ver the years. Hugh "Lumpy" Rrannurn, as Mr Green Jeans, ha::. been a regular for years, and Cosmo Allegretti joined the '.Show as Dennts. the apprenuce;- a ~hort wh1l t! later Alli:>grt'tti also 1s the chief pup· 1>Ptee r. rc•sponsi ble for e nduring rharat·tcrs like Mr Moose and Bunny HJbb1t There IS a. rootnote to the "Captain K an gar oo" s tory. "The Mickc:. MQu~~ <;lab" pre- miered thE• same day in 195.5 on A HC . and left the air four yeaFS later Man Ruled Guilty In Beating Death Marine Cpl. Kevin Lee Green ~as NlnVl('ted of sec·ond degree murder Thursday in the dPalh or his unborn l'hlld that resulted from injuries his w1ff' s uffered fr\lm a ~alinj? 1n th1·1r .Tusun ~partment last year t\n Oranf!e County Superior Court jury, whi<'h deliberated about 10 hours We<in1•sdav and Thurs day, also found Gr een ~uilty of attempted murdt:r for the <.'rippling attack on his wife during the early morning hours of Sept. 30. 1979. The couple's child died al Sa.·,. ta Ana -Tustin Co mmunity Hospital, where Green's wife lay comatMe with brain injuries. S uperior Court Judge Luis Cardenas scheduled sentencing for Gr een on OC't 27. The de~end· ant 1 aces a IS-years-to-lire !.tate pnson term The -;ix-man, ~1x woman jury, raced with conflicting stories 1lur1ng the trial. chose to believe th e t l!~t lffi ()n y o r Dianna JJ'At<>llo, <;reen " now-di·vorced w1f1• Miss O'Aie llo, 20, told jurors (;reen s mashed her in the head with a metal key holder after she spumed his sexual advances: following an evening of intermit·· tent arguing about his leaving het 3lone. She was nine-and-a· half months pregnant at the time. Green testified that his wife consented to having sex that evening, that he later went to a fast.food r estaurant and re- turned home to find her critical· ly injured on their blood· spattered bed. J o rdan s aid h e was notified of his honorable discharge a week ago in a letter from the commander of his Marine Corps reserve unit in U>ng Beach. After police determined nobody was inside the Santiago Drive residence, the owner de· termined $5,300 worth of proper· ty was missing. l ranian President Abolhassan R a n i . Sad r' s a id I r a n i an paratroopers were dropped into Khorramsha h r on Thursday, that lranjan warplanes launched attacks to s upport them and that "en e my·c rushing" operations we re under way in the port, near the refin~ry city of Abadan at the head of the Persian Gulf In oil -r ich Khuzest.~ province. PRUDENT Throughout our 85 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes Quite evident -that when money is less plentiful. people buy lwlhv .. ..... This is contrary to popular belief. but makes good .sense if you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy a.en. .... ,. OftANOl COAST DAILY PILOT ffte Qt.,. (M\l 0.ll~ ftH4'J, •Ith ~l(h I\ ~011W'd I• ~,.,.... I\ hOltUWO OY ttw> 0,."9" Col\t PW'l"'41"t '°"'D•"i¥ \iitcMt•I• .. lt'4111"\ ., .. PvOfl\IWd MonO•f' tN'°"fl' ,,,." ,., Co•t• -.-...,. Newpo.t &..en HWll'\h"'V'fon 8••<"1Foti1nt•ln V•H•t tt••"'• L•t""' h6<"/~t\ (N\f It \1"'91• f"'9tOifMil flCltt~ I\ 9'Vlth \ .... \.rtlil'IMI'' ~ ~"' ft'lf' ptif\C•P•I ---·U\fti"I p41Mt I\ •t J» ~·\t l•f 1tr .. t P 0 ... 1~ (.Ml• .. ,. (•hfC;fl\1••>•>t ·-" .. _ Plf'\ldlt"t ,.,., ~1"'9f' ' Tai••"•"• m•I~ Cl••••• .ww ...... 10t171 She told officers the burglar!! grabbed her television set, stereo equipment, a pair or ster- ling silver statues of doves and 25 record aJboms. What's ·What?· 'W71w's Who' Suit Fails The San Clemente-baaed pubUshen of "Who's Who In Callfomia" hat1e failed to convince an Oran1e County Supertor Court Judie to issue a court order barrinl a competitor from putttn1 out a publication enUtled the "OlflclaJ Who's Who of Orange County.·• IVDGE HARMAN Scoville denJett the request of Donald and Sarah Vitale, owner of Who's Who Enterprises and ... publlthen of numeroua who'• who boob, tbat ~e iaaue a pre- llmlnary lnJuncUon a1alnlt Robert W. Tompkins, president of the Official Corp. ln Newport Beach. - The Vltales bad filed a lawault earlier In the avmmer to atop Tompklnl from 1oln1 ahead with bll publlcaUon, claimlna ln· frin1ement on their trademark. , THEY MID THSY wanted a coart order to atop Tompklna from Ullaa the &ndemark "Wbo'• WIM>." HoW,..,, attorae11 few Tomplllal 1ueca1fully ar~ tbat "'8'1 .... tJpe IMM*I an wldllpread t.broulbaut ti.. aaUoa ud a.8* u. °'1llfl Couty wlM>'• who would &e avbttatlally dlf. • BUYING· At Alden's in recent years. our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer qualities you will see anywhere. all at competitive prices . The end res'blt is customer satisfaction, pride and rQCommendations which provide · our overwhelming source of new business. DEN'S : iiiiiailation: ·custom drapsri•• linoleum • vJOOd floor ,.._ ...... Ult callfwal• do'I wbo. ~.:-llmli..-.-r----------!!"'9"'"----~------....:.--------'r""!'--------~~~_..:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~-;-~~~~'--~~~~~~-.=-~--:~~~~~--~ ' ' I BUSINESS STOCKS Friday~11 C lo8intc P-rie_.s NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Ol .. t•l-i '"' ·-0-•.., llw "-• Yot• M-•I. l>•t 111< P(lw 8"1_, °'"°'' .... Cine Oftl\611 •toe~ .. ( ....... \-•-by -... 1 .... al A\WI< l•I ...... ~w"l .. t o.; .... l .... 11\\llNI .... . ... Friday. October 3, 1980 N CWL Y PILOT 11 I .'i Dow Jones Final UP 8.44 CLOSING 9>0.68 Despite PSA St~ Air Travelers Unhampered SAN DIEGO (AP 1 The stnke that shut down Pacific Southwest Airlines appeared on the horizon JO months before it landed, like its big stretch Jets that grow out of a tiny spttk in the sky A week ago, when the 450 pilots and flight engineers walked out afte r 10 futile months of negotiations, everybody was ready Airlines up and down the coast. the biggest ones as well as the tiniest e1ght·seat commuter lines. grabbed up PSA 's ~tranded 22.000 daily pass·cngers instantly. BUT AS THE STRIKF. entered its second week, everyone but the travelers. who had expected to be hurt the most, was complaining. PSA was losing Sl million a day without any sign of an early re~umption of talks to set tie the contract dispute. All but a handful of the 3,700 employees on PSA's payroll will be home by today. laid off and wondering how th e bills will be paaJ And the airline that fi nds it.sell with a 3J3 seat whitP Oumbo in the ~kie.!>. "WE WANTED TO help by pulling up the DC-10." s a's Pan Am m anager Geo r ge tried tu help the most, Pan Am, r ' Wilferl ... The pai.senger load is gelling l>etter, but after a w eek we're still averaging only 80 passengers It's got to he half full to pay for itst:lf " The big strike special leaves at 7 a.m for Los Ange_les ~md San Francisco. coming back at night after shuttling back and forth four limes a da) ....... .. If we don't do better, we'll have to drop it," said ~fert ~~~-. TIUS WAS THE SLACK season for air (ravel in California. Travelers scurried to other. ticket counters for a few hours a week ago Thursday but they have r eported little inconvenience s ince. By prior agreement. other airlines have honored all unused tickets PSA had sold on its 200 daily flighls lo 13 m ajor cities in California and Nevada as well as Phoenix. and cities in Mexico. Western Airlines added two round trips to its San Diego-San Fran cisco and Los Apgeles-Sacrament9 routq... and a round trip between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. DESPITE THAT, SPOKESWOMAN Linda Dozier said mos t of Western's planes have been fly ing 15 to 20 percent empty A specjal desk in San Diego was se1 up by Western for PSA passengers but .. we've never had more than 15 to 20 people in that line." she said. "Things were busy but there were seats available." JulianLe.Yin.e. a spokesman for Continental Airlines in _,. Los Angeles, said there have been ·•a rew more passengers" than asual on fli ghts between Phoenix and Los Angeles because or the PSA strike . . 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